https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf27f925a3fd3d8777c1cc14e3e6f5c3.pdf 17c56cc1f526e4b6946cabe1e36aaa62 PDF Text Text ' '• --~. f -- - ------\.....-- '7 ,, flbgeSix ·-r•..'""'*~'"''' The Duily Sentine!, Pon-,eroy-Middleport, Oh~-- - - ----------~ ....;..,-..!' Mond_oy, July23, t956 ,..::;------ - - - - - - - - -- - - - · ---------=-----'------=-------'---'--_..:___ -----'----=-ATTIND ASSEMIL Y ' WEST VIRGINIA NEWS MISS UNITED STATEs WINS 'MISS UNIVERSE' CROWN Yauq people of dle Middleport POMEROY SOCIETY ObUftb 'Of Cbnlt left Sunday Cor .putJen Spri.ngs near Hillsbofo ,.. bert LbeJ .nu attend ~ Senior Biab C2lristian Assembly tbl.s yetk. Ill. aDd Ill'$ .Stewart ~- Mr. IDd. Mrs.· Millard Pietee, » . and MR. Deriver Nel&on and 80Q Dotmy, and Mrs. Geo. Olrilda ~parued them to camp. The JOUill people are Dine Pi~ce Catol Jean Hudsorr, Grace Capet:i.aa, Linda Nelson, Janice Asbury, Diet Kanis, Ira Ray Buteher, Stepbeo Bliley. Bradbury Churcb of Christ. .MERGINCY SQUAD RUN • Tbe Middleport Emerrency Squid was caUed to the home o( lin. J. C. Ward Saturday evening al. 6 p. m. and a doctor was called Ul care (or Mn Wanl SOcred Heart Guild Ice Cream •• SOCIAL on Wednesday, July 25 C•feterl• lunch Styl• COntl'nuoUII S.rving Prom , 4P.M.on Public Invited Mrs. M(ly RoU5h was a guest of Mrs. Lu~na R-ainey Monday Mrs YlrjlnJa Sayre , Mason calied .on Mr ind Mn Arch Roush of Out: Grove Monda) Mrli. Mary Boneeutter and Connie were callers 1n Pt Pleasant MoDday. Bilhe We1gand, Mrs Myrtle Rou&h and MJlto n Ray were the guest .sof Cecil Blessmgs Friday Mr and Mrs. Wayne Hart were callers 1n Pt Ple;uant Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Arch Roush and Cec 1l Blessing were m Gallivolls Tuesday . Sandra G1bbs of Broad has been tbe guest of Mrs. Myers for several days Run lren ~ SJW tll!N. AllpJJj IU~Q S UOI!!W PUll 'q.snou pJeuo<q !Ul\ Garnet Chapman . Mrs. Goldie McDermitt and daugbt~r called on Mrs Laura Gtbbs Saturday W A Blessmg, • Garnet C~ap­ man and Mary liu.nl'(;utter spem Thursday With C Jo' Bless mg. The Ladles Atd of Hoard Bap. tJat Cburc:h met w•Lh Mrs. F'anme Taylor Wednesday and fmished a quilt for Mrs. Frank Wolle. EnJOying the day wt're Mrli. Arcb Roush, Mrs. Irene W\nebrenn€:a'nd Donna, Mrs. Laura Ctbb&, Ella and Maude Bless1ng, Mrs. WJlhe Ball, Mrs Luvl'na Ramey and Mrs. Taylor Mr. and Mrs C- R Blessmg, C. F. •nd Bert Blessang and Mrs. Llu1e Stewart of West Coklmb1a were guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Sle.asmg and Mr and Mrs. Manford •Bles~l:l.JI of pt. Pleasant SatUfday. Mr. llld Mrs ltay Mt"lton and Tonda Rae who have been vmtmg Mrti. W J Chapman and otherfi returned in llhn01s Wednesday Mrs. Nora Adkm s of Plam Valhad recently as her gucstl'i Leola Hart, Ptckt>rmg!on, Mr Mn Har ry Broskel, Colum11Jpuos Mr and Mn Tuhey Myers ontf Mn. Ethel Myers of Daytnn were guest11 or Mr. and M1 ~ Dwighl Gibbs Sunday . Mr and Mrs Dt~llaij Yeager of Mason and Mr and Ml'!\ Paul Blessin.IC were Friday callcr:s of the CCCII Dh.• s~;llll-(~ Mr. and Mrs. Huw;11 d Rayburn were Sunpay guc~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Doolittle Mrs Nvra Adkms Rprnt Sunday with Mrs Addie Roulih Mr and Mr~ Fred RH st, Pat'v and Freddie of Hunt mgt on and Nancy Grimm of lllmtns S!l!'nl the weekend with Mrs. Luvena Ualney Beatr1ce Chapl)'lan ant1 Conn1e BonecutU!l' are visttmg with n·. latlve• In llhn oJs Ernie and Tw1la R1ckard had us thei r guesl..!l Sunday Mr. and A>!;;~ Stanley Adktn~. N('W Hnvt'n, Mr and Mrs. Homer R1 ckard 11nJ Mrs Blanche Vnn Schoyck of Culu.mhus, Mr .and Mr11. B11l llarr1 s of Mw;on , Curtis Rickard and Kenneth Mr an11 Mn. Dcnn1s Rous h of Board , Dennis ROU$h Jr. of Hickory f.hr.pel, Mrs. Calht>noo New. berry and Okey ROL18h motored to Rel'dy Saturday. Word waJ received of lhc bir1 h of twin daughters to Mr and M1 s CharlcH Jone1 (V!oht Unyel') Pt Plea&ant. Mr and Mra. Slanley Adkm ~ Mr Bnll Mrs. Russell Hoffman called nn Mrs. Nora Adkins Sun- "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET ~'!ATION• 990 OnYourDiol Vote •• YES Mrs. WUJ.Wn J . Dunt returned home. Saturday after a Yl&l.t with rel1tives in Marlon and ColumbuJ!I. Mist MMraret Ann Hawk o{ ColumbU;a -,ent the weektDd with her mother, Ml'l. Goldie Hawk. Charles Quivey wOO is employed in Columbus spent tb& week· Mr and Mrs llall':i.s Gibbs of Broad Run railed on Mr arul Mrs. Dwight G1bbs Sunday Okey Rou..o;h calied on Cec1l Blessmg Sunday :Mrs Amy Boston called on Mrs Carru• Klng SL!turduy Mr and Mr~; Art'h Rou~h had as guests rPce ni ly Mr and Mrs Charles Paynt> and so n~ of Tol edo and Nor mlt Payn e, Sutton Btllie We1gand and Sharon Boyer called on' Mrs W .J Chapm an end wit:h Mr!-. Quivey and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite ud son were weekend ffUeSI.IJ of his parents, Mr. aond Hra.. Edward Rite. Mr. and Mrt Qbarles Meinhart Sunda,~- Mr~ Elhl•l Myt· r~ ,J il d !-.o n Wl'rc to ~isit her ll istt• r m-law Mrs 1<:1! zabdh Redm an who has been ill The- l..<~dt ~s Aid of O<t k Ltov.• EUB ('IJurdl m,•f al lhc chUJch bAsement 'J'uesda:; to qtnli CLUE\ MEETS Til l' Rliodudl·ndlun F~rm Wo men 's Club held lhi•Lr meetm).( a! the ,-luh huusL' Ho ~lc~ses wert• Mrs F 1erl Spe ncer a nd Mr5 Cl1[[ Cooke Mrs n Hous h presided an.1 Ora Htrku rrl gnvt• lhl!' devot1ons Mrs AJthur J ewell gave the pro gram Th1ee me-mbers of the GHLht~nJ Hl\t•nar]l_. 4-tl Club we1e pre~e nt anr.J 1,!avc demonstratiOns The:,. \\l'tc Rulh Brown, Arawana Smllh ilnfl Junet Hofman Seven others \\Cie pre ~e nt Mr ;md Mrs J<~mes 111 / CAROL MOUJS, 20, 01 Ottumwa, Iowa, poses with her acepter, t:rown and trophy after winning the ..Mfo UDiverse• Utle over 29 International beauties ln Loca Beach, CaUf. She had prevlowly been named MW United States of America In the Ky Ral \\'ard tlf M~dls(!ll, lnd, ~~~lied h1 s pan•nl s, Mr and Mrs ~hlrk '\'al!l nvr1 the w ~ ekcnd Mr nnr1 Mr-,., Dnn Brown and ann ehlldmn VI SII('.-1 m Ktnova Catlcttl\bllt'g , Ky., on sund<t l-' Mary Loll and Ann Rickarrl nr" lounng thl! New England Stfl1r-s Attendmg a Lutheran IA'agu t· three d.Ly ral ly m 1-Juniin~ton ar" Juhn Laynt> J udv anti J 1111 frv helhy Gr111:ilLHd. DrJIL~ E l l io tt, 1m Ht•nth·r- un , Rl' Ut• rl McGiulh lt ll and ~~~ · rmiln l.;~ yn•· 1 Mr .mrl 1/l r~ Wil ha m Chi!i ll•r and rla11 g htN a1e v:1{ ,1 tiontng m enn sy lv:ml.t Mr .1 nll ,l\-fn1 M;1rv1n Rou~h , Y.1 ~ Ollie Hnu ~ h anrf Sally vactJ!Jo nrd in Dc!rull , C'Jnuti ,J ilnd N1agara Falb. • • THIS IS MIDDLEPORT'S .OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE STATE HELP FO~ BUILDING AND REPAIRING Att•·nd1n g ih l' Braneh· O~horn~ lt•r wt·•e Mr and l~rr , Mt .md M1~ M•~ isH ,J(' and Tuy Leland Mrs. Guy Mutehler we 11' Sll nday dmncl' guests Mr F.Lyc Rawtmg~. Pomeroy, \-1 ;Jig,lrC'I Taylor ha:; r~turned to t 1nmrnatr after spendmg a' 1• mnuth •• rc \lr ~ l.danrl ( 'ha~;e called on '\tr· M,1t ga1t't Taylor. Mrs Allic t:a rd1wr nf I fun! lngl•ln i~ .']ll'lldl!ll!: fl lll(lllt h nt the twmc ut Mn (i !1 . !..•-~ hi ' I Mr> Hotwrt HJIJ 1~ llll]lr11 VInj4 ;. t hl r home ~ft c- r swgr· l~' <Ll a .wrl Mrs .or ~~: ~~-~~~~-~\. rRr,I;~~~~~Y and Columhu ' h"sp 1tn! Mr~ Ake Stt•Pit', Mr .1nd \irs Wllyn (' Am~bn rv of (, :tllqoutt:,; c.d l t'd 11 r1 :\1r ,llld ,,lr ~ ( 'hai]P, _.\rn u ~ nd 1\-l r 11 111! ~frs Dun Anrlt · L ~O r. l'ert•ntly. ~NUAL Lelah Si- PICNIC HELD '11 11' ,HJnual picnic of Mary Sl1 I'll', \'vhlle ShrllLC of J erusalem ,11 :1~ hrtd Sunliay ll t tht.! Shnnc ! l11 1J ;rt Galltpo'lis Among t.ho~e il 111-nr1Hg wl'l'c Mr ami Mrs Allen llu ghl's. ]1.1rs LdlJnn Stctlf. Mrs ('hail ts Bennett , Mrs. Nclh ~ 'l't'H) , GROUPS PICNIC Kru wp:s t.>O.JO)Jng .1 pli'tllc sunduy "t lh(' Hoadsid~ J',wk wel l' Mrs. Hay Field-s and d.HLght1•r. Debra, Mt s F'l-.uJce~ Johnson and cbddJcn Vll'glnla Mac .. ud 'J'horn;~os. Mr llll:d Mrl'. Oran Love und Sully Lou and Pr·coton, H,trttord, Mt and Mrs Merre ll !)unc.Ln anti Judy and Raymo nd, .\IL!sun, :\11 .lllct Mt's Car l Dun . can and Andri'W, Sllcila K 1~ anrl Mllh Carl .11 . Onlano, C.u.f, Sh irlt•y Brnwn, Minmwllle. I A $MO prize :a-w&i-ded to AT NIW TEACHING POSTS ( h,,_,{' [{loll J ur dan .t nd Amo-n~ th ~ eroy• Jvdg.e not, th•t ye ba not ludt- et. (MalthfiW 7:1.) Fred McBride, son of a {Drmer PomeCharles P1ckena former Middle. roy r.e-sident, thiS week mak~s port residents and brother of I,Uc- tum one- of 58 national winllera in hard Pick~1111, Gravel Hill. is sup- the Elks National M(fgt Valuable erlntendent o! the Mt. Vernon Student contest. Tht:l award wa~ School system and his staff this ::.nnouneed Wed.lfesdav at th~ 92nd 1 •- Wtlt'Ia m Root • 80n Eiks Gr.aud LOOge convention in ye r me Uu<:S of formet· residents, Mr. and Mrs.· Ohtcago. Cecil R{lot, Columbus, and Mrs. F :e-el · 1 1 cd Harley DeVol whose husband la 1 1' - pTthevtoEiu1~! t·~~d P_!~ t • ' ll'S 1n e Nr s .... e w .... es. a former resident Mr. and Mrs. which ntade him eUa:ible for lhf' DeVol were recent gueats of h~ , naUorr•l competition. In June hr , · f~s!~;~ - M~;-Rtie~~~d!S h~~~es~~: 'ncetEivetl wa. intervlewecl by Julea Hqft· a1 ' man-, lctiDJ master of ceremonij!a. rn t.be a~e of Dean Stem. .M.lsl Janice Gnte ol Chatlcatoa aQd friend were Suoctay peat, ol ) ber lfaodJ)arents, Vi. ' -.c~ ]ln. WUlJaru Baker, v~ '.- :. , Hr. and Mrs. raul K&uU and ehildten retQrned :t.o their ~boiDe, , Columbus, after 11 viel~ -;ilb.~. bll pa~ts. Mr. '!nd Mr.. :W."t. Kautz and otber relatives. ' • •i • / D~ted VIII, No. 84 I entl·n e I • I'GI'Ite ~es Webster 1 ' ~barlea . 1•\ ' 1 ·Funeral H1'1Yices · 1,.,. Atpt Qlnr)< We~ __ ,.ll'l' ' who l1>i1« IU...., en Thlmday al · at EP'"'"'~l Churoli. ~ ~,., 1. Charles offti!iatlng, wtth in Beeda GRWt. Friends mor·•ll. at the bGme of her parenlll, . 'Mor~. Ge.orce McQultg OUTWfAI$ -..oo Lin•:IO'ln Hill. orll••rr '""'' M:ra. Webster WAlt a nadua.te of Pomerily HLg;h SCIIt.;).), CIUIJ ~ of 192-t. She attended t-he CtncillMl l Conservatory o.f MUSic and was a mmber 'of Be-ta Phi Musical sorCit~ After neeiviltg a dtgree M-1 Physical Edu~n from Obi Stcrte Univer~Hff_ she taught for three years 11 · Pomeroy 1-Jilh KEEPS , ••, ••••1..... ,,.., liD ~1M~ 0::.-l-...-1 ~-- Appalachian Will Huild New Office At Point ...... J. SHIRTS and PANTS ( ._,..._ -. ... f'hll hetch in the 1Ncktl"9und by "'•tns af tl'IPPilot hooks. at!· a6M of fh• heavy ~"umul• ~lon . Df fU~Mt In the ~ fire""'" we.-. un~ble to •ntet. I ckl, At.frM:ollege · ' Conferen~ _ ........ 11m ,11101 MAll • SAIIOIItl• · u~u.-mt SHIRTS l PAtiTS · Elizl,abeth Postle FunerM:,. ee Held ln.(.olumbus ~·-.cc; 14"' to 191 29 to 50 ELBE,RFELDS- RETURNING FROM PRA YE.;H ncar God, ht>lp u~ SCI that 1·vil will be p'llwerless 11nd r1ghtcousnesR comp<'llln". Grlltli wtsdom, counge, anrl • love to u;~~ that we may be lnstruments of Thy will tht s day In the name l)f the Mal!ter who has taught u s to pro~~)'. "Ou•· Fath11 1·t m he•ven . , . Amen:' THAT to Jiv e 1 P'Qneral sUvlce;tr.~e held_ to~ 4•Y in columbti:t!dc, ~- ElizaR.. bet;h B. POClltle, 01' Who -died at . · ·h ,t borne there J!l' Sl:t~ay. ·: f Mtf. Postk' w&B • native of Syt ,·',_ -.&Be' and th~ ' daughter of the late Heli1\Y and Mq.vet Schatz . Butell, . Blft'W WM: made in Alton, 0 • 'the cemetery m wblch the hw. ol .tile -'""11 IJ - b4J'Ied- tbe wldow of W. Syloles- ' BE A sE·CRETARY , Mr~ . Of'lb~rt '' Di<"k Puke~''"'"' ""''"''' S01ucd•v RtiiC'r w11s admitted tr1 thP 10 ~:,.-~lo>eph ll>oplln} P"k•·•·•- Mr .and Mrs Wayne were rercnt gue8-tS o{ Mn Goo,go P1Ckm te r of ReedsvUie, Bl'kklc!l Mr. 11nd and d•ugh- --- YES SP _, . A"ND S..ci .AII 9f.Yo~r Shirts, Dressa' A~chther . Wolhoftle Article• To ROtUNSONSf' • ., ,. - . · ·· ' .. REGULAR 169.~0- 2 PIECE. LIVING l(bpM SUIT O ~t Ill '- REGULAR 49.'50 ,.,~~ ... IV . ,EL ROCK, ER Both for $169t00 ' ' Home To HA-VE -' ' -' .- THIS ONLY·. .. -WEEK . Boy Reported As Missing writeS .I·.Doy ' Dty_ -. 1 ' ,, . BAKER FURNITURE Pd Po! Atlv Ltaundry ,("'l,urclen . , - Dept. J884 Lynbrook, N Y. Colum- I tb:~ ,l~l~~~~~·-C~m~c~>n~n~a~()~S~u~n~da~y~,~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;;:;:;;;:;!;;;:;l II Nt•whnd undrr for APJ'*'ndu:Jtb went ~~~r~rry .! OFTH,AT Populor Club Plan with her daug.hter In ~''" Relieve · Mom ,Itt,, Bce1ktoo 1">-• d.•y .,,,., • WITH tOIII$ OF t!f ,- ' . ' '' •· ' ' I • ! . _. Robil\son's • -. ' ' 1(" -,. ' '' . ' .:~ ' - Ld,b~~ry. Dale Car~ 56 Is Victim Of Fatal Amdent Near Moundsville, W.Va. Are {luck Un;l Mrs. ·Jttwrencl! \fight wl!re ~e!n.t ' b!ISi.DesJ · visl~ in Gallipftpl: ·' - - .......,._ . .,. SOUTH BlnER OVER HIM .Funeral EbeJSJ:!~ij; .~ 1\1-rs. stat~ ~t c ~ nterbmg High School, and 1~:.. ts attcnd1eg the summer l!lemester 'Ih EJI-~ d - , dd"tl al ~hamt Un 1vcrslt . e M awar s !Ire In a 1 on Y lo o._tlhef hon-ol'l!l WQn by Fred. - - -- - - - J~tnc lfl'&duait ol St. Louis, Michigan High Seh-&pl a.nd will aDPh-' NURS!~S PICNIC toward his e<llleation at Notrt For the thu-d .summer a group Dame Univel'!dty wh1eh be will of young wnmen who attend the enter this falL Holzer Hospital School of Nursing together have had a family picnic Fred was co-valed!c-:.or!~n of h1~ Th1s year they wr.-re guests of Mr class, wnn die American Legion Mr.s Edward fo..rnch and family at Citizeustup Award and ScieneP the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Award, w<m a certificate of me-rit Frc ncb. Thos e pre-sent Included lrt the Na1ionA-I Merit Co-nte~o1, an.d Mr and Mrs. Jack Millik en and two received a $3,600 nta~o •t:holartfons, Coalton. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- s hlp awarded through Notrl' mer Wnllers. Pomeroy; Mr afid Dame. Mrs. J<ti»CS HaCkworth, M:-. and Fred's parents arc Mr. an.d Mrs and Mrs. James Bl'tz and two R F. M<!Br1de of 528 Bcrt!a Strcel, children, Gallipolis. St Louis, Michigan, Mrs. McBI'Ide is the former Emma Franz a former Pomeroy resident. Be ye •herelore pei'Mct, e¥en 118 your F•ther which It In h... vrn i1 !Mrfect. (M.tthew S:48.) :Mrs E:fllr Wnhun and .s 1111 ~. fJC ldM r~ ,Juhn Zewrver anrl Mrs Mr ~nd Mrs W 1l linm Wa!.,un, Mr L'R 1 11 11 t B 111 'trl .,...r usse o " .md Mrs Orvtl WnU;11n Hnd Mrs. t J aM 1\lOrt•, ·r 1 were gucN s of . • . utt e Mr Caii'H' ll11hr ail aitcnded the Wt~ i· 1' 111 t h th h 1 ome WI t em 01 u c wen ~on and W1lson Reunwn which f< k J t a w wee s v s t . was lw lrJ nc:tr Drloware Sund11y !1' an 1 M no d ,. 1 rs. rnar .y non \11 s Huhr l'cm;uncd for :1 lunge•· of Hllr Ht~rbor, Mnine, WI'H' rece-nt 1 r,;;;::o;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;o;iii;.;;;;;;;;___ vhul. MUcsls of Mr and Mrs Th~ed Croy. i i Mrs Frnnces Parkrr had as :\1r. and Mrs. Fred Ric e o{ U!nl ~ursb tht' past week he r cla ugnte• {h.o,,'m",r , spt'n l the weekend at 1helt ~LUB 1\11·~ - C11rl Wh1te and famJ!y and ., grnndson Bobby Horn of Bunt ing Gordon Ridenour hall gonP t(.. f25, $50, $100 In f•mou• ton, Mr nnd Mr.s Wallm· Kmg of Fmdlay whtore he is employed . procluchl freal H•lp your fo'lontla and Mr. and Mrs. S111m M15. Pauline Ridenour and sun friend. pt Nttlon.l &rands Shaw nf Parker~bu1,, l•n•e• d '1 G- ' p 1 an "'rs. .,._.rge Y HJ th.., w•nt for only "1 I w.elt. · Mrs LJil te Har~ ay who hll:; s L d H t" t pen a ay In un mg on They ... v•lu•ble fnte been stay mg Wllh her daughter. Jun10r Smalley and friend of too-.nd YOU get tltt after \1.-~ Chu·a Stanley at Wu rthlnl!l- Weuton, w. Ya, spent R weekend tift-FRill Send ~ey for,._ ton • ~ spendmg two weeks here wltl:t Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley tells •ncl Flt:ll New 276·Pit• Rererit i;m•sts of Mr and M111 l!r. and Mrs. Charles Baum re cet•log, . R K Rowan WC!l'c )ln. Nell1r rrived notice nf the cleath of .,\1· .Stml~·y 1l1lcl son pf Colu mbus And hrrt Zlpperick in Columhus Ht' Mrs Ross l'loland, Cht>l'lh·r was a resident here Cl.lr many l\1rs fo~thrt A•·huugh and "-(In rf' yrars turned homr sunday after a weeks Rohert Wood altendod a basi'!- Vl~it bus • lSI and Mrs. i::huOnl Leifheit 1-Dd 'ailm R-oget 'we~.;.busiWfss vi!i~ iD. ·~·t·helil , SatUrday. Mra. ,,'Wniatd .' • • •' Mr. -o; .' Ohio Dayton were weekend gue~ta or Mr. and Mrs. William Woodard. Mr. and .Mrs. Aldo Jeffen 11Jtl ;-on, Kenton, spe-ut the weekend It Gallipolis with her parenta, \fr, and M.rti. Clyde Saunders. hit $tOO -award at ka lltate ronvent1on in ron- PRAYER 0 Lnnl, our goa l 1.s to . be perfect m The~. Jn oll! o\Wl MIGHT FAMILY PICNIC strclig-th we ca n never achteve A flmuly ptcntc WII S hdd Satur- th1.0 hler;sed .-.ope We come to day al Colltl'll's Lake, near Harn- Thee Guard and gu tde · our sonvillc, lo r 1he family of Mr. and thoughts that Thy .strength may Mrs. Clo~rem·c Might Sr. 'Jlh~e be made perleet m weakness. In present were Mt• and Mrs 1\ll.(,"ht the name of Chr1st, i,g whom we Sr, J..l<r. and Mrs Clarence Might hne hope of ach!Cvlng perfecJr., and son , Ricky, Ba&il; Mr. tion . Amen. and M1111 Lawrence Might, Princeton, lnd , Mr. and Mrs-. John SI~>­ !On and daughter, Dorothy, Ru-tland, Mrs. Wlllard-..Ebersbatih and da\igM.ers, Joyce and Cheryl, Pom- 1\11 and )Irs F.rnt'S\ Blo~ll of Park1•1 sburg :-;pent H few day ' with Mr. and Mr~. Guy Sumnu•J- snn Tnmmy of Sumner wen.' l'all lng on Mr. 11nd Mrs. WJMyne ITS SCHOOL BUILDINGS 0. 1!. 11('~1 of Mr. ;m nu al rt•umon Sund;~v at L:mcas- :Mr anrt Mrs EdgAr Dorst nnd VOTE ' 11111111 = 1. Safe Buildings 2· Additional Classrooms 3. lmprove Educational Opportunities I Fred McBrlde Is-· Winner Of Award In Elks Contest contetrt and lhl! marka 1 he ~d time In the live.. year hlstory of tbe beauty !;lageant that an Ametl• t"an girl hal captured botb titles. At lett, Hillevl Romlun elf Sweden, last year'a "Miss Universe'!"' place& the crown on Mia MorriL (lnternatlnna(J Rutland News Noteo M'l'. and M1 ~ f<'ra nr r., il ,l..\- . lltJan oke , Va , Wl.' l'l' recl·n t )! ll l'~l.~ of Mr a•Jfl Mi''i Guy MukhtP •. Guests of Mr il lld M1 s Just1pl 1 N~le W• •t' and fanu l ~ . Mr~ Ses mondt' were M1 ~- Luuis St· ~ r101,1 (hast· Hlldll\fr.s . W1llwm Fomondo and Mr and '>11" ~ John D1 lan l'n) u) l' d a p ll'lliC nc.11 [',trkcr_;; Gt•eg• lo of Nmgar·a 1",11 1~ but·g SIIDd;t,~ d11u g h i~r at(• \'L ~ JIIng h1•r pl\n·nt s. Mr anti Mr~ J.t'l.und Ch11 ~f' Co Mr and Mrs l.cw J~ Z11mh.1r of lumbus un<l Roher t <" h a ~t· . N••y,. Allli!IIC{'. Ynrk ( H:~o arc o; prntllnJ.( th('ll va Saturdny cvr.ninl{. CL.I ton .11 thL' Ir hn tnt• ht' lc )fr nnd M1·s. Juhn 131c ss tnr~ ;md Mr-. Rf'na Bonecuflf'r :U'f'll mpanMr 11lld Mr.~ Lewi s Uupe .1 nd lt'd Jutlv Hon et•ullcr !o l 'nrkrr~­ l'hllfll!' n h<LVI:' Jl\llVL'd In \\lth hiS hurg Sunriay where l'lhc l:s empl oy- g•·and ruothc r, M1 s. Alm11 Hup!' e<! M1~ KatL• Mllkr , l'ulumhu ~ 1s \'l!li lhg hl' r lll f'('(' Oynl Al'lll st.rmJ J{ Mi .llnd !\olrs Emnutt Rou sh iilld Mr~ F luyrl Thomo~ s and ~\it ~ dnughlt•t, ~hmnel, MriS. WHltn llo!la Bal'n<'s Wl'IC calling on Peo~ I Elrojl-•n and iluu~hl !' r uf Vernon Gnff and '-1r~ Floy<1 fJ ,Jvls L 1 ~ t vts~lt·rl Thursdny with Mr. :~nd WCI.'k. Mr~ Fu·d Roush Mrs Dnn Ander,!;OtJ 'Pf'nt 1 Mr~. Florence Cu llt·n , :vlrs. B1lt couple of d11ys m Columbus W1il1 Culll'n an d Johnm r of J'laJn ValhL•r nephew and lanuly. Icy wer(' gUl'Sh of :'1-'l.ls MR.L: Kay . Lee Myers t•eturnf'd Saturd a1 J ll and Jun•ur K111g anri Eufrom .a f1sh1ng tnp 1n Ca no~du . li t· gl•nc Kmg put a roof on the new grand1laughter and husband Mz hum f' bclnl>( built for J\drlan l.<lthnnrl Mrs Bill Alr.x ;mder, Colum e~ Snturdny Mi' nncl Mrs. McFarland of bu5 hrought h im home Recent CH!Iers of Mr. :~nd Mrs Clmion , Fr:1nk Burris of Ll'. Ple-aC H Amos were · :\>Ir and Mrs sant. 1\ h anrl Mrs . Ar!J ~ Rous h Oha•·lcs Graham and ch ildren of nnrl farn1ly fl[ Dro11d Hun were rcl·1·nt g ul' ~ t s of M1 . an d Mrs New Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs Bd! Larkms, New Bo~ton Fr1•d Roush Opal Armst'rong W<~S a S11turda~· :\1 1 anrl Mr•s. i<~lwuud \!.alton 1\11 s I'I'I'Cy Ballard nnd fam1ly of Ch<HII'~ton spe nt Sunday w1th Mr 1111d M1·s. JvC' ~ Km~ TUPPERS PLAIN JULY 24 and at.ytt. ;Mr. and Mrs. Jo:bn Mi~ch. ., ' lf.r. a~d !Ml'l Jtiplus Clark and cblldre>Ji of Dublin. Ind ., and Rev and Mra. Earl Cowan o-f Tarlt.<:ir were Satu.rday guests of Mr. '8IK' Mrs. Everett 'Phomas:. · Mr. and Mrs. L•twrence Mtgh.t l\' Princeton, Ind., wbo are the RUe&' of relative, -here were In HuntinJ ton Friday to attend Cofffe Tlm1 H;mlplon f'amt.~vJ I Ie, WSAZ. Mr. • ' ' ,I ' entt guest& oC his parents, Jn Ch1cago and ~tn ]Jp t• fl 111 l rJduma VI Site d rdatiVl'll on • .at)on • and sons of COiumbue were week Mr. and Mre. Raymond Partl'l' Mr. Df Columbus wer9 weekend JU1!3tl and Mra. Max Meinhart. of her brotber-iri.law and •later, Mi'. aod Mn .Mannina Kloes Vr. IHld Ml"'. W!Uiam Baker. and s_on, Kent, and HennSD Kloes,' Jim-my Kerr of Cou:mbus Ja; Athens, left Sllnday ror a week's spending a weelu vacation ~b vacation at Lake Jecbon-. Mr. ind Mr1. Charles Buck, RutHarry J'-oe Met~Cher returned to land Road , hill 1-rome, Lebanan, Sunday -!!;fter Mr. aDd Mn. Frank Low. tDd a tvro wee~s visit wit-h hi& Unele Mr a'!ld Mrs- Pete Dire-Afield ot Mr <~nd hfrs ~1 ilham Brooks rntL·rt .. int.!d M1 s Haz('\ J{,Jbmson and family of Califo rn ia <.:onmc Wh<~rf of Nl' W ll aH· n vis:Led Glona Crum p CHESTER Tomorrow, Tuesday, TO PROVIDE. "" ..... ' Aflll S..ch, lurt!.wa. "'""' w.:.;. . I -'--~ • �i ; " '' I ' - • __ ,!he Eoily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_Oh __l_c_:_ __ ----- :;r.::~··:{t> -:Th-~ ,·Jlaily Sentinel ·~.b l, -:..~1-'P'~'~,. ~L·f- 't .,~~-JZ ·.~ . ~.&-~ ·r. . 1 · ..,...•. _,~,:~ '~- ·· . ~ q WATER OVER THE DAM • il Q.'. rf·-!~;;"'• ,. h • . r..., ~ · ~~ . . • .... ( .. il l. I IOEN.MGII, r-t.wrntt~ . WSAZ -TV Che~nnel3 REYNOLD E. j;REENI The News EDITOR Published every aftem oon excepl SuOday bv The Ohw V:alleJ' S•ntmel, fnc , it 110 Mt~e bumc St, l'om..ruy, 0 pbouJJe 398, edilt>nal office phO!.:<: 397 Ru~Ult'S.i EnterEd as !lt"('ODd rl:iss ma1l .li' mattt>r at the post Pom ~ru,. a! Ob.to. Natlon.al advertlslne representative Bottmclh Klruball. 1 34.) Lexiq,~t:t~Jil Ave, New York c 1ty, ltl, N y nc' Subsuiptlon rates Delivery by earner where available 30 ce 11 t 1 Jter week: one )'ear In advaace at The D~1 l y Se1111nel otrlce $11160 -• ~ '''*. . . . ~==~==~--~29-~~f~#E~~-------­ Spamsh m a £e w weeks and•, beOn Life Of Artie Shaw ect a k1d m •wwn Iv.ho IS dlficUHll truly II!Jl Enghs.h, In New Spanish Home j Spa 01s:h a.n<l CalaJan, and who saJe ~ tr dm~u:~l 1~ BY ROBE~T C. RUARK PALAMUS, Spa m- We h ave a m•tg li bOI tn the f1~hlflJI comnumtly •n whtch I spend L"'ll'lllltl 1l'l<llllt•Sl1tml' m l Spau.n 1 - a Don1 At1110 tllV. 11c cu ttne! PBo/f'l , 1k111y r.~rmt'l nu t,hm, and orC"a'lwn.~l hll';h,md Sh.ow ha ~ taken I he Co~la Br111vn of Sji•UII hv hf'avy g!(lrm Slnr1• lhl' nu\Slllt wm·lld diS<'OV('I'ed 11 llt'W IJIIll s ha1' lt•apc>tl al!ld boun~lt',l, and w.:· J.-111 sr• many 1ounsts thnl h•t•·L~ a tt !ulllpml( up like mn~l1 IOitlll'( You can \}arely b»y , '"" ht•t•.t u ~t' 1he fl !llll'I'ITIN1 ~'t'f! all busy " hctn ~ PSCnr1 ~ l"l' E:n".lis h litH! " Amlllt:illl all{] Gf'l'ma'll and SWISS ladl('s I hl'rt• ts !o!Utnl.'lhtng about n r1srh11m,m t•lllll 1s t•ven mOI't' ro mantH tlwn t<11Y, a dar tnet, ",.)ay et Nlc. 11 about: I Dallft)' Ktye - A•teudh•' w4tla polllble tMt tM molt bizarre sight In :Mafthattan ltlll may be the annual shutlmg-o!f ot Roeketeller Plua, which run' tram t8Lh t o 6ltt etreeta, tor 12 houn. It t.ook place the olher Sunday tor U1e 22nd etralght year, ancJ lnd 1gnan t motorau who couldn't ace any excavations tn tl'le rila4 were ttartlcd to lenm thdt the street tan't city propert.y, N'Ur all. lt'!l owned by Co· lumbla untverelty aa41eaeed by RockelcUer Cen· ter, and the alght on til• barrtca@• read, "Thtg atrett 18 closed to publiC UMI OJ\ behalF' ot and in the no.me ot the trusteea ol Columbia um· voralty, etc." Ita Wit by the public I• IUJiflO!Icd to be limited, an.d 10 lt la-Uml\ed to 8,1i8 ot trle !.TOG boura tn the yeo.r. - fllit mDliOr. . Btmard Berry, Jerny Clty'l ma.yar, 111ft real t\l)t water: tor ba.tUllnJ a rock 'n' roll concert iA 1\1.1 city, 1\e baa Incurred tht ftamtnr wrath ot Sawny Kayt. Mr.. K. 1&)'1 Mayor Berry hat deUvered 1ft "unpardoft6ble iniUit• to P&US Wl'lltema.n. who Will to }!.ave m C.'d tile concert. With Mr. K.'t complaU\t now 1J\ tho pubUck ptlntell!l. an.d hll name 1pelled correctly, be .may 1001 down a bU .. , , With the Hippodrome long Iince gone, t:l\4 Utt indoor ol~ut more or an adult't cup of tea theae yean, It may be the.t the lone N~w YOrk tnatltute tor }(ide tl Elliott Jo(urph)"l AquotAou.o out Of\ the old World'e Flllr 1lte Jn Fluahlng .Meadow ~ark U\ete l'llJI'lta. .... - ' 1-. SOMitJM!A I WO~O£R1 11 a New Yorker ever Jatlsfted' The -rt&ntlt AuthOrity ju.al .,ut Into ute 11x atr•eondltloned aubway cars 1PI)1na Ul.e Timet S(!Ullrt•Qt&.n.CI Central 'I'arrnlnnl 1huttte run-and iuttad Of lhoutlft&' h OID.Mahl, lOCAl CltiJenl hAve been muttering &ndtPltltl.Y they 4on't llke to be uasoo that W~i the)' want all Ult tubw&)' urt to be 10 cooled, lt )'0\1 want ll) know what lt'l like to ho.ve the nllme :M•Ivln. eoJU14tt a commun.lque Jultt artlved here rrom 41'1 EdlnbQrgh render wllo WiAtt to kl\ow 1l tl'le M~l meant 1 am "MI.,, Mrs. or Mr. Rtlmtr." Thll rtopeNI old woundl. When J won my baeeball letter 1ft. hllh tehool. the certUI.cato lAid "MelVIna JicJmer." I may chan(• -.y Mine to EMt. 1 Ifott hom Vlrttnl& Martin, ·aun tbt tuMIIelt woman In lhe world· 1.., would bave wruten dooner but nw Ink 11n't well." • , • MtsS J"nnert Lln&'for\1 hat been in town, on Cht~ntit'letr, t.er llutbn.nd'l ktnl.,llt4 )t&cbt. 'o llelp pluJ htr l'lfiW rt40rd, Jtockh•' ~,.. tM Rocket .Boom, written by toMI trlendl Of htu. .•• The )'tar'• mott un· llktl¥ •llht took place at t.twilol'ln atl(Hum rteetltly when Dave Brubeck (Vtf)' cool Jnt.l) an4 l.oUla A.rmltf'OnJ' (Very hot) oe~upied tile l&lftt ltate uaua.lly devoted to :Bach and BrlllmL The cool o&tl loltbt Loull lAd he l'tf&rdt them WIU\ aft &l'nUIId arlh. j t t '1'111 Ol!tUAL • • • • 8ELJ£F 1t that butll\fltlel art movtnr out of New York, but the ctty planl\lnl commlaa\on I&,YI nD, "Contrary to uat lmprtlllon ttven by oecatlonal teftlatlol\al rtportL" •.. Today·• wupllb thc)Ufht: the elty need• 10me now drama crl\k:L ~tudytnr &1M: ildJHtlvtl they tla\rt applied to the BtoD.dway hlta-"tplne• tlqlbtc. tUuto\11, runntelt, wondertut. uprot.rtoua:• tt(!.-1 ftnd a ~ J.ek ot rrtthneu or lnvenuveneu. Where Ul tbere ••· otMr Dorothy Parker. 'Who wrote th1t JC.. Hepburn. ln t'M Z..h ran UM flMUl ot emotioN from A to 8 t l clcla't know about you, but thll autumn. I 'll be 11'1 New York. I WO\Ildl't miN Slobham McKenna•• !41ttt Jbtltt tor an tht rice in BfQoJdya. • • • Kea McC!aleb. once 1. top editor l(\ Manhattan, il tn 1 t.own trom ).(a.lco tor \ht tummtr. "l ttel Hght at homo," he told I me. '"I dropplcl lnto a Fint lvtftUt b&r U!t Other day lll'ld II.W the IHu'kltp nadUir a copy Of Botl,ll»>.r f'rllfflte .. Wlolrt tilt but htre!" ol wonder If anywhert tn lhe UNtftt Stltu thtrt 11 a taddlr man , tl\U rr.dtrtoo Roaornudo 1 He·• a Nlrttord, Onm , ehef' whO 1 1 ' I I ...... lfi,030 '" to years, rot ttacly Ut JO b&l:!k to Salerno to ftttr.Md U&m hl4 b11 pocket pleked &n 1ft lB't IUhW&)' • train. &na'nddaur~IM', PoJ4y Ann Bauer, Mn Jar. k Dec.h1el and dauttrtt·r, sanh, MoM tcvepe:u !"tachner aml 4tnrhters, Cohble •nd Karl!tl, loll'& Dn1d Ohllnaer -urd dtupi en:~ . Sntnev Ru•sell, 'near Sandra 11\di Su11111: Mrw Wayne sf~rnoon Pres.,nt (hbboft,.<l and <Ja~l'f 1 Evelyn; HOLD HAMIURO lillY '111• A,~IU~ of tho~ M~ddle '-bj~F,;I.t-6 Depar\ment and thC'l!r ~ ,and IUetCt ~ had " ham :itlf• o;.um~r hunrt> or ~:f.!~fl~~ C. R Karr Sr, I Mr$ Ch ~l'h~9 an.! nu..e.ll , Mll l'irl'ly ttlil.l MN: Hu1 Shaw h:~ mi)Vt'({ 1ulo thl' Vll'l lllly of !I<Jgur .md ha~ pro. cct'l l••tl to ~f'f 1ht• httle town un Li s cnrs He ts unm'llr11H~II at 1h <' monwn t. nonrl a" u bachelor Sohn w h.l~ hrtnme !hl' prnH'l[!aJ Cl tlzeJ~oou f U.t'l-(tlr W.1h'r is hn1d In ('01111! hv here• 11nd 1s mm•' prPI'tous tha n fWll The fmot llt'lf\1r Shaw d id wa-s !-!li 1kl' u ih1dden l'tvPr nnd ~ ~ now about to seH hl!l ~X<'t'l'i~ ~allons to a l ~oltl o!> town down 1hC' •hill 1 fti'l J(n.l lo $~1-. h(' ()Wn ~ lihl' hill 11r ln0\fllla111. w'hll'h h1· hou~h l fnr 1 T l fh('ulnu~ pr1r'<' lwc·a11~1· lht'l'' wn~ 1111'1 \'lll]ipn~·•l tfl he rm v v..l! r un 11 Shaw l!ol an am<~kllf geoi'OI(h! Whtlfl Ill'~ ~ 1w 1 I•I Uill i!,l Ins iloCOI'I\t' !rt ak ol Wlllilt,.! h(wk.~ or l < l l~ ln g ('CJW~ VI 111111 ' 1 ~ lliJ.: ~ II C h ]ll ~ l'lOIII; bLIS lb I una l'ul'll t'l Ava Gtlnhll'r Ka~h kt 1n Wmwr ut lit•\1,1Kt•iu or 11 f~W muol ~ WhO!ie IIIUI\l'~ t'~ ('UPe me Tips on Touring 8y Ca<OI lon• --.1 r. .~Women'• frowotl AuPhor~Pr The po ~t wor motto\ boom In the United StateR ha~ betm an *a- s•mUal factor In cl1anglng the dr1vmr haLita "f thtt Amerlc~n motorl!tt Robert P l.~na, pre>~!\., dent of the Amt~rlcan Travel AaDOU IU~Ion, duc rlbn motela as the rreutes~ event In the wu•ld ~ b of re<'rentlonu l ~I _ travel In recent J•,o=/ WW \ Y"" Mr lli \\ ,.J\ .~ . ,..\ . Long al· 1\0 ~t!lJeVII!IB that the 6&;:100 mo· tala that sprung thruushout the 'flj} :D. country In the pa...t decade .©s' .~ h a v e contri · buted to the f1nanelltl 1ucceu of hotel" With the lunr -dl~tence travel Jlltture chauged, the motorltt con now hit the road prae· llcally at llny time of thl' day and con ~ro In any dlrKtlort, knowing that he can find tomfortable, renaonably-prlced &<'· <'ommodatlona en routt. Henl'e1 Mr Lonr e~eplalns, more •no mol'it people take to the ruati, evo~~ntu&lly tlopplnr at hotels In big clt1es. 1n lhlleulnl a hotel or motel for a ttopov•r. make aure that It II located In a qu1e' plan The location of your room b Important, •oo When chooalnr a motel, try to find one that Ia not too t'loae to the hiRhway To get a r~ood lliJht't rt-at. uold motels on tht tull• or n.. r \ntenecttons where tmckt chanst ann and apply hrakes. If you're not followtne a set tchtdule with re11rvationa ahnd of time, lt'a a rood Idea to •top fairly early In tbe aft11rnoon to teltct accomMo4ttlons. ThJ,s glvet )'01.1 a better ehoh!ti Don"'t tletlt.a.tt to 1hop ror a place Ju•t 11 ,ou would for a dR>tl or a tuit. Find the on• that nt1/aur taata and NIQUlr•ments. An rarnemher- you can get. :-ehablti le•d• u ·you eo along bJ ~laltlni AAA o1'tlc.. , loc11l ~hamben ol commam ... M ,.,vti::i •l.atUn\1 . , ~. Artre' s falt..hful slave.• CuSit-oms p10bkms? HIS effects came throug h cus.toms wibh.o\lt 'llls Pl't'sen('~ a t t he borde1 , and they were delivered to hts -door H he g«<• a gn•l\n h•• oyo, '"" best c.oye dO<'tOI trr the Wtllld lives duv.m t-he htll lf he gets a ra!lh, Dam Jem to11 e or Ohe best a.Uerg1sts m the Egypt1an President Gamal A 1l wo•tlcl lives down bhe same hlil 20 tlm t'~ If h.e get:. on.essume ont! of del Nassc1 ts 1n one g1 and me ~s the prcl.tlest g1ris 1 know lives now tha t tht:- Unrted Slates and 'I' he next thw g Wl¥'1 to fm 41 ll down 100 other stdl! n( the hill If Bn1111n have wtthdrawn uh e ~r uf ~ lllp(H'ury house, w.tnle •he w, 1 ~ he wan:s h1s Jl"lcture pa!llil.ed , Sal. fen to ft na nc t'! the Aswon H1gh bulldmg Ius uwn In II pia(' ( vador Duh hvt·s down the road a Dllm H1s uwn adm!U'crs admllt 11 Nasser has made the dam the ke ywlwre th•·n• were 11 () houses tu lllt'CC mnt, hf' c.a me upon a bran<! n~ w · S11av. ls a pa~rm.11e fr.:; nr-nm an s tone ot bll; dumt'S hC pohcy Fig lh rt•t• ~toned Vli ln overlook1nu,., J s11 h t• 18 ust ng hi s walel ltVN' II ,)W urt!B thoat by lllcreiJ!1.1ni! fat m out !)f•,tllilful boath P111 't' $i00 a Y<' II tv \}lllld ~ {ls.h pc>nd ('Ill top of pUt, it wlll really put Egypt uti 1 krmw one 1·HI who pant $600 hl!'i mou!"1u in---¢~ex l to iht· swnn- the map If Naiiser turns e ntU'el} a monrh fm lr·~s r nmfort. \'.IWn mu~g poll or coUl'l!te to Ru:l!ua for help he me} t1c illliCS WCTt' phcap '"'h I t I Sl h Egypl's 4X'OnQmy to MOS('Ow's fur . t<~w ,, •· c as--. nne saw He n•·edt'<l a ma1d He f11u111l hed ju;;t 'batq!lbt the barmald In years And Russra !il!lys now that hap~~ns to be. rltgllgt>d. lu ~h(· .,1 1r1ne of the Bagur rJul>telsl how to Ll may not be winmn g lo go a long liiKt <nrtJ~Il'lel lht'} \'.til L.t.• mM- make 11 Sr hl'a fft's ice cream soda on the neeessary scale A b1\hon rll'fl ab oUI !Jif' lime Art11-c's huu ~e lus1ng Jut' ul product.s , and thrn wa~ plus dolillrN ~ ~ a lot o£ mon ey 1s f1msht'd, and h1s st.•ff is set- off as a watoer-fmcl11nJ! cnnsultan t evt•n In rubles "Oops!" •On~"- a 1Jl"'-'11y lll'tlt> g1rl who ju31 for a Catalan m1ghbor J. Genn Cassaly may be e&S€d IJt•d We had:e Shaw, we who have Depnr-tHis house commWlds the g1eat- t'!'louble wiltih wntel' and house out a~ l'he Agrlt"lll tUI e t•SI VICW Ill the e ni.H'C wnrld and buddmg beeausr we kn ow that!Jw ment's secunty chtcf m a shake. HI' to be built l'J stone. D(Jet Shlw f1rst time the dtgs 11 ho1 e lou plan I up th1s fa!J He stubbed h1 s tof' huv~:~ t'O bu~ &'lone'/ No Indeed a r'&.whmrh, he wtl! htt 011 at l-ea, 1no handilntg .the secur1ty ea~s ol Ant'1t>nt retammg wall s on :Jus gold maybe, or ai best urantum. Wolf Ladejmsky ond Jl)hn C Baknwn ptoperly supply h1m w1th h1s Shaw has gob 'it made, aQidi )lis er. Both men wete rmally clearTaft nwn wealhered stone. fo1 f~e next book almost hatt Ito make a ed-alter Sec:retary E~a Wr1nrl ~ Th<! arol11lcul s pana owns btrok dub •and sell• tlfl. the mo\o'ies Benson and Unde!' S~ret-ary 'fuue ~ wnndvtml Shr:w·~ thumb l ~ not grec.-n. 11 D. Morse pei"SSnally mtervened I o.~n~;ua/,(1 ' b.i tl lcr" Ht• J.eamed 1s snltd pla• •n um Cas.!Hty balls from Ulah, Ben~· s - - -~---- ---'--- -home state, and Bensl)n 1s 1 P Jucta~ to fire htm Su Wa o,; lung· ton inside• s tm~ dl c-1 that l'asslt} Will • re~lgn" Dull" Rides On RR 'lflrlo111entss of humaq; Gml onh ?" Juus well knew Don't <'1lpect Secft•tarv o r Slate upmton wus polnlcdly 11nd that hl1 aplrltual teaching was John Foster Dnlks t{} ease up on \'l I' Idly lllustr•tlccl m the unacceptable to those who tral.h1s gl()bal 1ur travels--des pite tlhc ApOlltle Paul'a experience on U~ Ocked oa.lf: in the merdJUndisB sugge~hon by one of his top nclbllond of Melita. The shltJ w~lc.h of peraonU belief• and I hat tbe vlsers 1halj: he'd better ~pend mor£' wns currvlng blm, a relialo\11 atrenalh and permanence Of t1me m Waslung'tOh mApj:l1hog po pnsoner, Into e: lie was wridked Prillei.ple, or God, was not apllcy Dulles IIkel!l 'his 1onps HI! on fl1 e blnnrl's trt!ocbetout parent to those whose feet .sll~ was asked recently If, at 68, all .sho11b, and lhe survivol8 \tflre about in Ule slus11 or bumiiD I hat lying d1dn 't Ure hun "No I rescued uod courteously ctred opinions. find It 1nv1gJJrat-es nw," Dudes for by tile lnbab1tantl, a race of Chrisllan Science, which WDI said pa~um~Uc worshipers. dlsoovercd and fountled l.ly Mar¥ \Vhcn \he Islander~ flaW fl Bilker Eddy, teache1 there Is but And the voice nm• to him vlpe~ come out of the th·e w•lch one AU.nd, 11nd that nne 18 God. lgein 1 •-o.nd tlmfl, "What God l'.n1l w11s bulldin11nd Hllac& It· tbe somce or ull true v;lsdom his clHnstd, vou mu1t not call sd f to his hand, they were 11nd lntclliacnce. It also atutea, common." IActt 10: 15 RSV.} convlnc·ed- that he mull.t In full occord with tbe Bible, JlllAYER Oui Fa''her. m ay Thy IIIUI clc•·er who, although he ad that mun, a" the lmase and llkeescnrle•l dPath by drownlnJI at nest of God, i1 a divine Idea, teachlngs now (lllpl'CSS upon us not permUted to live longt:r by continually relleetlng the lnlperanew the great truth th11t every a rc>lrlbutlvt god. But. to 01e1r aonal, unerrlns wiadom or hit mr: n IS the brother f<lr • YMom supeullllou• 11we. Paul' atlboir. creator. Cb1 tst died . Help us lo grow 111 tho J~:llHke olf and went e•l~ splrliuat rla.ture 1n Ohn.'fl s(l ths.t uboul hu work unharmed. The one knowtng thelle fact• we can helf) othet ~ to posses~ r!' 1 ~Juml"• 11 were grE'atly m- cannot be .Influenced by the demptlon )hrough fallll m 1I1m csR-I'd hy thl!l appurent mlracounterfeit mOrtal mind, wh1ch 111 In .fl~ bles!lli!d name we u.'lk tl clc IIuman nplnlon then vee~ed fal:tely clalma identity and reallly; he Is ne(ther lmpreued by Amen. IHid, II< cording \o the Bible "c.· nrd (Aclll :!H tl), "t~rter they tiad its cornmendation nor dt!presaed by lh condemnation. The looktt,l u great while, and aaw DO harm ('onle In him, tttcv chanted stren81b of Mind, tbe perma· tht•lr nunda, and said tlutt h~& Was nence of Mind, the peace of 11 god." 1- rum murderer lo sQd 1 ~lind, are hl1 oonatant compans111 rh there rould be 110 treater ion•, lhe measurlnt atlclu or bls .!1 1111111 t. PNijl'tss, the 14&bllllera of bia Tlwre IR no Rlubllity In hu~an acUona and reacUonl. ovhuun, II 8\lollllll' HlHml Ilk a In · the tutbook or Christian \\t'.1thcr vane with every p 1111 ntl Sclenee, "Science and i:lealth 111'1 ath of v.md. And the httli- with K'ty to tht St:riPIUre~," vldunl v.;hu seeks human •P· · Mn Eddy wrllu (p. 192~: "HuP• uval or r II! 11 r a munkl~'a m1m opinionl are not lplrltual. Ul \,tWI'OY ttl w111 Rnd himself be- Tiw~· come from the hfoarlng of v.ildcl'L'ti u1ul torn bx e ctn- th~ t>ar, from oorporeallly tnshmlh shtrtinJ atandpol~l. skad of trom Principle and Ol1lnlnns 'lltmn11nt from mortal f1nm lbe mortal h&alead from mull'rial rt!usonhlll never reauli U1e umnortal." In true v.lWom ur permanfnt Spiritual convlelloiii do not pcacr, rather do lhey breed (!On- nuctuale wlllt the tldet ol popu-~ Hid and confusion on aU poldtl, lar thlnklns, nor is one who ro r 1he1·e I• no reaulator•no ltl· entertain• such convlctlODt Ltlhe r, governing them. Hllellced by human approv.al or Chrut Jesut., up 6 n whose dlupproval. Never rlg:ld with teutlungs Christian Selence 11 peraonal sense, aplrltual eon"lobu~tl, never acknowledged Jhe tiona ren.,Ct the elforUeu, tpon~ l humn11, murtal ~lnd IS I be- taneoua wiadom of the divloe 1 sluwur or determiner of bon,br, M:lnd and u.pnss only the dJvtn.. tnd he consistently turited hi• lly of tbelr ~urc:e. Tbe only foll ov.·etS lo God alon,e al the petmt.ulbile "cbanca ot mlud" I• Givt'• of all 8t)ot;l. Frdrb tbe rrom the 1 buin~ lo tbe divine ttllntlpolnt ~f bil oWn ~r-- •tandpolnt, and t b II claln,p rutllible purity. he eodl• Wllm brinp the ~Tela~on of man'a the people (Jobo 6~4), "'H~w true atatus aa beiil.lt aeUhet a can ye bi!lltve,. whlcb tfee~q muraerer DOl' I~ but lbe J»tl'bono\lr urnt or .anbtbtr,.alM!Mek feet cltild. 01 tiMi Fitl*'. aot u.. boo..,lllllteomellllrOm -TAl~ "There 'has got to be .. WD1t'r llgh1 tlh~re by that rock, sa1 • Shuw sternly , tlt1mg his br..sPlJa ll cap ''Dig there" 1 11hey went down lo1.1t m t:'ler ~ .1nd h1~ 11 gusht>r lie had tuppl'd [ lnh> a h1d1kon 'l'lver 1'he word s p!'lelld, :md th.& pn<'r uf AMw's prupel'ty went up alwu l I lreeken Ahetd Ambas-sador Cl are Boo' he Luce tacrs rou gh s111h ng wh.on she retul·ns to her post m Rome after he-r present Meo.dltet>r~can erutse 'r.he bizarre ''arsentc CU9l" affair bas tended ttl ltOdennine •her posltlon with the Italian n'l!'wspaper ~ and the public Jt'aUan newsmen, egpeeially, just don't bUy the story that she was polSOlled by ars-emc tainted patnt flakes thst fell from ~bedroom ce•lln.g, and t•h e Pll· are makmg 11 plau1 She'll be l,besi,egord b y s k eptica 1 reporters 1, arrives 6 55 7 00 9 00 / 'They changed their minds' T 1• of tn-! I •teet.... s.-..M,..,..., ,•-:.: ) ' ' _~ 11· U5 Md'Vie Museum 11 30 I or'~n Intrigue 12·00 Ton~bt c~' "'"'' ' and "" 1 00 Sign Off 700 Today 9 00 4 00 Coffee T1me Home F ealher Your Nest II Could Be You Cnmer& G1les 10 School Gurrent Tennessee Ernie Mattnee Queen For 11 Day Modern Homances Comedy Tune ~ Aunt Dm I(I 00 l1 OIJ Jl 31} 12 00 12 30 1 30 2'00 UHJ 3 45 00 LElVE FOR. CAMP S1:ot gwis rrom the r 1rst P1~bytenum ~lAKE O,FF ,· THOSE Hopatoog Casstdy Sport.s Eye Les Pau~ 7 UO Jaye P. Morgan N.@YM. Oarnvall U•· Hudson's Secret J'our· 7 30 8 00 nal Sus1e KHtft T,he abre ~BLINDERS" oo g,oo Strik~ 'it Rich Valiant Lady Love of L1!e Seareh for Tomorrow Gut-ding L1g;ht 12 00 M1dday !M<l'tinee 12 30 ru the World 'l'urns 1 00 Johnny carson Show 1 30 II ousepart y 2 00 llrg Pa} GU 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 00 Bnghter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge or N ~>ght -4 00 Katie's KltC,'ben 4 3() LuckY ~ - ~b ~ 00 Tho •Eert,o """"' 6 00 Ali. Lmkletter and the 6 15 DougJia& FJtlwards 6 30 Range Ride.r 7 00 Ph.tl Silvers 7 30 Navy Log 8 00 Joe and Mabel 8.30 ~tartime Theatre 9 00 $64,00U Que!rtlon 9 SO Do Yon Trust Your Wit~! 10 30 l 1 00 11 ·1/S. J l 30 11 ·4!5 Ki*' 10,00 10 15 10·25 1() 30 Your &so Repor:t~ Spotts Parade Weatherman Ovei<!eas Advoot1•re J1·00 New11 ll .OS 'l'he Late Show Si.gn Orf Praver -~-- - - - --..---_____........ t/or 7HI ROAD I 6 15 PITT~Li!IGH .. PARKEIIl_SfURG • .. .. 1.05 '•r H•f•, Sightseeing, Pro- "ntl pllflnacl VacaHOII"'I IH your grey hound qent In the terminal. Stvt on Extn 10% e1eh way wrltll a round trip ticket. ""I . --- Douglas F.dwards M " '• ' U Jlllll' Ot'el'homu! SU~RISE Ak1 on were recent guests u£ Mr W Stnabl. Eme•y Fry, Mrs Clarente Ad- I Mrs. W TO •r~nt about JL.ItS and • tim~ uvill( OB BXI'll&SS SERVICE. LUI AND GREY RESTAURANT PHONE 9453 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO , 11ou! o/ ~1! tb8ls 1m 89 GREYHOUND SUNSET ')'!AT ION.. aoo llOO News I J 05 The Late Show J1 39 1200 12•3.0 I 30 200 11 ·1!5 Clty Detective 6 10 615 8 30 7 30 800 8·30 900 lO 00 11:00 s.- ll 45 S121t Oft Ml' and Mrs ,~,__ W . E. Sw.o.....:::Y, announced the ktns ' Mrs Howaro Rayburn and Paul McCoy of Phun Valley I tended the funeral of at- Btibb1e I'Robinson, Thursday. Robert Taylor and mother spent Sunday evening wit~ relatives lfl On Your Dial Point PlellS'ant - ~ ------ I I WEDNESDAY S1gn Or1 Neighbors Ftlm & Fancy Fenumne 1Touch A~oon I YES! Film FestiYa1 Fthn Kart.oon Kom~e~ Ml('li:ey # tuse New& Weather Sports John Daly DIBileylaucl The Ama ...lng Dunntn(l!':.r Screen Pt reelo u PliJ house Eddy Arnold Show WOO f\l g ht Fights Straw Hal Thf'atre News &nd We~ther 11 10 SPQl'tS 11 15 Ili'll'l'l of t~w Ctly 11 45 S1g11 Off • personality does show in your Home Furnish;ngs Come In And See I The Many Personalties we HAVE ON BAKER f URII.I ...... URE d'"""' and """'"" W'" "' Me On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Dantels Reaver 'a~ll~'~'~"~'l_ '' __"_"jl.,.....,,,,....,,....,....-.,.,.,.,,.,.,., ..... Boyd, Anhqu •ty _->~ -~~~ .,:"'""""''==="'"" lnur~ dm1el y a£U•• the wetklmg w;~s held m tlw church ~O<' Ial room~ whJi'h were d eem at --· Public Invited SHOWING A rectbl of nuptial music '\\'11~ pr$!'1ented by Ml>SS Ju<llth Mllleo.r , OJ11l! Oist, rrnd D Mennll DaV1s, .s:olo1st Organ §electwns we.re Reverl.e b} .• Debuss:~, Wedd1ng Mwnc Nedn, Tavvane, Ra';'el. Berce}Jse fr-nm Jocelyn, Godard. l:tu~ No a, Chopin; At Dawndbg Cadman I LO'Vt' Thee, Grieg, Mr Davis sang Calm a& th l! N1~. ~hiT), U t C'ould Tell You, ···rtrta;tone anrl during 'VJe ceremoll(Y The Lord's Pra7er, 'Malo<tte Attenda.nls were Misg Edtth Ann Cavef, maid of hooor, Owen 1-11 C!K'h, brbt her ()f the RJ'()Om, best man , Edward T French M11ddle- sage. Stgn Ofr .Pra:ver 11 tO 800 I \\\f'a'thermnn Ten Thut y 'l'heatre 400 <30 .. 6 00 N~ws 6 00 W-eather 605 Sports 6 10 John DwJy 615 Wsmer 'b.r01. Present. • 30 W'l'lllt ~rp 7 30 G. E. Summer Original!l - • 00 Du Pool. r..av Theater Jimmy Walker Show 830 Str11w Hat '11heatr~ D·OO News " WeJtther !U!I 1100 s 05 I 990 WHTN-TV Channel13 12 00 Film & F01ncy 1 ao Femmme Touch 200 Alternoon Film Fe!l'tival F1lm <30 Rocky Jones 5·00 'M1ekey Mous• I on I Wednesdoy, July 25 I a reeep.t.ion • 111 30 -- TUESDAY 11 ·59 Sign 0~ ler Ill Point f'lleasant, Frtrlay - N •ortru l!h VACATION' 0 SBRVJCE, LOW COST SOCIAL Jackson, have marnage 00 !heir da,u.ghter, Dix1e Lou ~o kalph Curtl!l Frooeh, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Freneh, Jacksoo, fo(mer Middleport resldertts The groom Is f;he gr3'ndson of Mr and Mrs. Edward Froench, South Second Avenue, Middleport. A two per cent municipal tax Rev Allen Huber performed the i~ coJiected by the liquor sl<""' I double nni eeremony .at tW1l o'rmd returned tu the towns cl'{)('k on Slinday, June Mth at the cttles throughout the state J<wkson Chnsti8'1l Church Ar tJn·e(' mont!u; Chal'lestown l~d rangemeont'S of wh1te gladwlus and Jist w1th $21,762 greenery were used at the tltal' whJC'h was hgl'rted by candelabra LETART formmg an arch. Fred Roush was a bus!lless cal. Dyf, nnnnnnnnnnnn Iihh eeeeeee Mr Uusli n Bncu~ and wafe If I I Ice Cream I "YOUR I I Sacred Heart Guild on sa lt!l at state liquor stores cord 1ng Lo a report from the W V:~ State Treasurer's office - In addttlon Pt Pleasant will r ecewe a check for $1,()93 tor t~v· same period of April, May , .and June. CHARLISlON .. - ... . . 1.M DAYTON , • , • .. . 4.40 . T9LEDO . . ·- .- . 6 70 ~· llr 'h · Meeting Held I . . 3.70 LOS ANOJLES . Cl.iS SACREMENTO ct.es SAN FRANCISCO . . . CB.BS ~LIVILANO . . . . . . 6.40 6 30 Ctsco K1d 7 00 Ai"thur Godt'orey 8 00 The Mlll1onaue 8 30 I'vf> Gol a Secrt't 9 00 20~h Lentur} Fox lTohl" 10 00 Y()UJ E~o Rew;r.ter '\ 10 15 Sport!! Patade '10 25 I . $4.30 3,15 5.30 WHIEIJJ.NG or The town .Mason w11l receive llfl Its share of taxes cOllt.octed $i09 I .upper . Post Auxiliary Mason City Will Receive Share Of Tax Distribution \ You$ .America tlor•-11/1 whm JOU vel m the low-co!l luxury offer by Greyhonnd- on bun· ~ ..bf. .uizu likit lhlt"..,n - c~valdelo& Lewis-Manley Everett Ridge of A ~.ben1, Distrtct 4 Wildlife ~vikw, showed a JJ1 0V!e entitled ' ..The. Man In The F1eld" al .a meet1n11 ~ tp_e tznak. Walt10n Leail!e held on-Mon day e1'emllf.: at the club house T.hirty·fouT pel"9()tlS were. pre scrl.t and en}oyedo a bam dinner 1 sctved prior to •O business sess ion. !]'he- /o(I'GUp d~eJded :0 hold a Ladlt'~ Sight on August 27 with ll pot lu ck dll~ner to be !rerved a.n.d dancm.g St·hetlulfild t{J fo!low l!he dmnN A Wm ch(' ~ter 12 gaug~ shot gun wn; awarded to Uon Becker of tht> E~un• 11nv Loan Company. I CINCINNAn .. . ,. COLUM8US . 11:00 Captain K•angaroo 9 00 Ganoy Moore 9.30 Arthur God!rer 10·30 Strike It Rich U·OO Valiant La<ty ll . l5 I.ove oC L1fe 11 30 ~li!'al"t;h for Tomorrow 11 45 G·m d tng Lig ht 12 00 'M1dday if.1atmee 12 30 As. The Wodcl Tunl8 1 00 J ohnny Cansoo Show I :10 II ou.separty 2 00 'J'he Big Payo!f 2 30 Bob Cnleby Sbow a 00 Brighter Day 3 15 s~ret Storm • a 30 Edge of N1gM 4 00 Kalie's Kltchen t SO Lucky 8 Rant'b I 00 The Early Show 8 10 R fg umal ltepoitter lzaak Wahoos 1 Plan For Ladies Night Oit Aug. 27 r:: 0011')10 GRUHOUND 1l'OU Iff 7Hf SCfNfRY- WED¥SDAY Captain Jianlaroo 9 DO Gancy Moore 9 ·30 A~U< Godl<O!' from JH4 Mrs LowelJ Probasco l!'nd Rev H11Watd Ruppelt, aeeornpam E.d 1he f()]..J.owlqg gi[ll~ .to camr Judrtih 1 Sau~r. Susan Probasco, Jaon 1ce Zn·kle, Lynn Buc.bttnon, Bel s.y Wolfes and Ju~y Gregg 9 00 WCHS-TV Channel 8 leh P1edmimt, to attelld the Junior H1gH' .camp f'Or girls and bOy~ Ttus LS Yuur L1fe 9 31.1 Ina IOO.y Hutton SIIQ.W lO 00 Pre~ Conference. 10•9lJ Flll!her Knows Be9t 11.00 News He11dli11es J1 05 Weathereast 11 JO Prt'ISS liox U 15 Grea.l~t Ftgb'llt of CtnLturr , 11 30 FOfoe~ Intrigue 12 00 Tonight 1·00 Sl4rn Off Sifillol Off Pl11YII' TUISDAY Sian lln CliUrch Sunday fur Damp Pl'EtilllOnt, ncar 4 30 My Little Margie 6 00 News P1clure 5 30 6 15 0 2.''1 6 30 6 45 MJddtfwt Jfi E Neue l!ld Hn (.;Jr nr N)l' ••Js!led m Chilhcothe Sundar ..uth ~h t> forme:r' 11 broll'er Oht'Iord H'Ktd wbo is crltktlly ill Mra Wal~r Walker and Mrs leanor S Schaal, Middleporl Soc1oly Editor- Phone 6 'l7D . ~~telllle Bearhs Hawk ms, Pomeroy Soc~ty Editor - Phone 8244 S1gn On road~ide Apprmomately 70 were pr~l 1 u~a 11 ramilv reumoll held Pre&t"nt wt"re Mr and Mrs R11r Sunda> at Old Ma;-. ~ Ca¥e ne-<~r old Lemley and eh• llrt>n. R1cky Loga n sunday and Charlt'l, and DarJ.eon.e Romine l'rt>~nt rrom Poml•roy were Mr and Mrt Guy Cowan and <.len DJJl v11:1led Oth..to ltadJ'ord children, Honnae and She1la Mr Mr '*nd Mrs H L·nry H.t.• bel, Mr .11.nd Emen. Dll4'rr 11 t Holzer Htb'P'I and Mrs Harry Lt'e Balle) o.nd and Mrs Uun!ey Rt•ibel .1nd d3U tal Sunday alternoon. daughtt>r, Brt'nda and Mr and Mrs bh k r Uonna Mr anrl Mri. Den OthG Radfor:d who underwent J;uk Sorden Jl'nd children , D3nny v~r 1 qoma ;.u,J \lh Clel:md u ~m~;~ surgery 1111: Hob:er' HOipltaJ la~t and llebble MemLI"rs of the flmll)' 'A-et'f' wed: B eonvalellilftl prt>,wnt trom Logan, Sprm&tlt!1d, ' Mr and Mrt. lfAmr.r Ca1to and Gal!ipult!i, FmdLa), Wllkesv llJ~. Mr apd MT!I Rlchatd Owem and ('hili !C"ulhe Tole-4:1 Mtddlep9tt, daughte111, Pati)' ~ Linda am.l (,rove Ctly, M1.11on anti Aml'l!vlile Judy O~~o·en. ntu,rMd home Sat urd ay evemDJ llftfr a w~k 's vaca RETURNS FROM VISIT tioo at Lakeside. They were jom I Mr and \'!no M<~x Huller and ed m ColumiWI fur tbe trJp b} son, ll1d1 d l'U ve tu Cmc•nna!J lu Mr and MrB Lucien fAsto ;JJII Jlte'{f r\anq• Rl'ilt' l wlm hnd spent children, Dianna aM Dav1d anti ttk- pl:t ~t ~ I X WN'k~ VISI! 11g Lt all(( Mr5 Timothy Bishop Mm Olga Pu:r9«~ of Coiumbu~ The Au:uhary of the Lewls- \'11"~ litm t!l Rul1er ?'irl d;wghttor, Leg1on, tal h!t- at < lf"~ lvt,-.w fla spent the weekend with her mo. r.lanley Past, American ther, Y.n Odie.tll P1erutt1 met reeently wll:h Mrs Carrlt> Miss Helen Dav•• of Columbu ~ Ca.-=.sell, prt'Sident, pres1cl1ng Tilt' w::.s ~he weekend (Uest of M ~.~­ mo:~l••x: wa» Reid ill the h01n4" ol , Clara Z1er Mr!l Allen H•mptan w•th Mrs Mr and Mn RUI! WatAon and Campbell Harper, M~ Delon:1 Mrs JGbn. F Batey returned PanneJI and Mn Hultta Gordon a~ , home S1.1turday evening · ali« a asststmg l'tosteHell 1 v1sit 1u1h Dr and N'nt: I. 8 f,lar Durmg the meeting Mrl!;. Casshall and fa~lly a1 theJr summer sell appomted 1 uotrunatmg com home! Mm~o. W Va. mrttt>e Who will report at the Cafotr.r1a Luncn St'tl • Mr and Mrs Anthony Schpl e-r September meeting at lht' home Conhnuous S~:;vi~ from of Cotumbull were weelum{l gu ests of Mrs Arlena Reese when ehc 1 4 P. M. on I)( htR parents, Mr. al;td Mrs Ja lloo of officers w1l be hed 'Jlh."' cob Schuler T:hey ~e a«om hoslelises !lerved a fn~ clmken panwd homt> b~ the•r daughter. lu nch to thl:> membt'!l"'l Ltnda who s~ the paitl . four weeb w1tb her grandpa.rents. Mr. and Mrs t.ewiJJ 1'hOmpS()n port, Clarence, Rice, Jackson . o.f Purbmou>llh and Mr. and Mrs Jack Etsnaugle, Columbus and Bill Thompson and children ... r Don Wuggenmau, Sllclbyvllle.- Cuyahoga Falls,. were lunda} ushers. gue~ s of Mr and Mr.> Wilbur The br 1de, who was given m Moilrl!, East Main St. IS marr1age by her f.a.l'he r. chost> il "N ew Trammg for service" is balennu le ngth gown o( blue·whrte the ~opic of the s'l.udy course becrysa-ltne wtlh square necklme, 1ng g1ven at the P{Jmero) Church elbow-len(l:h sleeve9 bouffant o.r Chrt!!t each Wednesda)' evenslWrt and semJ-tor6Q bodice The ing g()Wn was trimmed wi'th leaf me- l dal\1o.n~ ('entered wLth seed pellrls M'I' arl{l M.t!J. HarL<>y Stalnaker and ht'!I' elbow-lt'ng~b vml or 1\lus left yes.terday by plane from Par Wn wa]j held in ptace by a match ke rs burg to LolllmUe, Ky . where mg cap of medalhons and pearls they w1l! \'tSlt {nends.. They wtll Sbe cat ned a whtte orchtd wltoh a stop at Hunt111gton on thel'l'. retum showe t o[ Whtte caot nations and an w.~ dnestiay to VISit the1r son, 51ahn nbbbns on a whJle satm Bruce 111 Camp Aort'Owhead. Testanwnt FAMILY REUNION M li~~ 1 aw-y W'O'T'C p~le yellow crv Mr and Mrs Emm.ett SmaHey salt ne 1n a str-eet-length mode l Rutland Street , had a fam1ly re Wtth mll lrh mg half lwl Shf c.ar umon at their hom!! o\·er the ned a Col ullial ])ouq uct o{ )ellow wMkend Her Sister, Mrs Kalh carnatwn~ ani l ye ll ow r.hb&ns 1l'1· W1dcr and so~1 navtd Colum M ~ Staonlcy, mul.hcr or tlw bus, v.:ere weelcmd guests at ih" ' brHfe, WUie a n)IOn cll't>SS In Smalley borne Sunday thn<e uth l'r sts'lers, Mm ~b-e GI'Jmm, Bro,.tl g•·ceii .-nd wh1.1c wllh white acces .O~b.AY Run W. Va ~ Mrs. Gene Beegle, sone;~ and cnrsHgc of white car natiOn s Mrs French, mot tJ.er or tho> New Bn.ghton, P& , Mrs Clarl'ncc l!l•'oom wor<' a 1,.. o p1ece dr e.r;.s or McDanrel, Beaver Fall•. ra . and r'lll I I petal pmk bont.' lace w1th matchtnl'!: tht>lr brother, Jo.hn Boyd, An1 • qlllh jmnt•d them Others ;~t t>h ~ <~cceSSOtl'leS a nd p~nk cal nat.wn ( 0 1 c. WEDNESDAY I llx month..._ $7 80, three months, $31m By w "tor r uute' wh rr~ anUable one m1.nth, $1 By mall ooe year $8 llJ mouth! $4 25 tlttl!~ montl!s, $2 5tl; l)ne moot h. S.l ' ' ' BY MEl HEIMER EW l'ORK-Thlnsa one New Yorker Ullnks TUESDAY 8tt:n On 1 Today Coffee 'ttmt BY CHARLES M. McCANN IU 00 Home Unit•d Preh Stafl CorrtiSpondenP 11 00 Feather Your Nest Un1tecl Press colrespond~nt~ 11 30 It Cou ld Be You around the world look ahead a! 12 00 Parson's Study the news tha{ wlll make the head- 12 30 Curr,ent lines 1 30 Temnessee Ernie 2 00 Matinee Theatre He• e's the re111 reason beh lnd 3 00 Queen For a Day t•he sh1!t of Bnt1sh tnnba~'adOI-s :1 45 Modern Romances 1n Was hmgton Prlme Mims ter 4 00 Comedy Tunc ADthony Eden seeks eveii ClOSer 4 30 tMy Little !Mar .&ie relanons w1lh the next pres ident S 00 Aunt Dru &how - rvhoever he may be. Eden now tl 00 NeWI Picture bases hiS entire rore~gn policy on r 6 15 1Sports Eye mt1mate Anglo-American coopen. d 25 Les Paul & Mury Ford hon HiS p1peline to the Wbilte 6 30 Snooky Lanson li®ae ts the Brlt1 ~h ambassador 6·43 News Caravan So 1nto the post goes one of h1s 7 00 fluperm'811l "OldeM, clo3oest coll'llborators m 7·30 Gnmd Ole Opry Sir Harold Cuccia 8 00 Sneuk P~vlt;.f 8 30 Kalset Aluminllm Hour Did You Get Youn? 9· 30 Rose mary Clooney Show The Internal Revenue Sef,•Jce 10 00 The Olle.vy Show wl)l announce soon that lncomf' 10 30 'l'hts ~s Show Business tax refunds T~Bc:llerl a record $2 a 11 00 News billion during the fiscal year that endiBtl June 30 Thlt1 's an averogl' 11 05 WeatbercMt lr.iD of ahout $90 {()]' eal"h 'OC <the 3 2 11 10 P.roos.s,Bo}[ million ~axpayer.> wlln culled in ufhce ')tfici --·-- - -- - - } O&VOTED TO INTIRISTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA •teHARD S. OWEN ,·~~,2T~~~~J_u.!ul~24~,-~19~----~-~~-- ------·· - The Dally ~nt!~lj ~r;:!roy-Mlaitleport, Oh~----------· ---Clau MPmbert Logan Family POMEROY Pen.lel The Dail~· Sentinel Dixie wuStanl,eyW'ed . Hold Scaurdny Picnic Reunit>n H-el(l of the Peme-1 ClaP of SOCIE'fY , theMember1 To FreQch June 24 Pomeroy Baptist church met L . l'eofles hpmc at the park In O,::lddle On Sunddy 1 from Univenlty Ho!lpttwl ,port Saturday ~ven1 og for a p1rn1c 1 Tuesday, July 24, 1956 ·;::==:====.::;-·-. -- Foaenirtt ed Wlllh Shasta dats tes and wh1t c sweet pL"bos Tthe brule s lalllc Wtl ' ccnteretd will h a othree hered wed dtng cake topped w1th a stlv~l' ht'lllt al'i!h and stlver bells Mrs Fnnch chose a be1ge hncl' llbeattt dress wtth wlli\.e aeres&tl'l' 1es and un·h1d corsage fo1 her wedding {r•p to Myrtle Beach, S C and Flm1du The h.t 1dc 1s a gr~uBite uf Jackson H•gh School and attlende'd Transylvania Col1egc Lexmgt.on, Ky , where she was a member or Chl Omega sorori'ly Sbe 1S majormg m mus tc education at OhiO State Unt~rs1ty Mr. French who attended t'he M1ddle port Element!W'Iy school g1 aduatcd bum Jiafkson H1gh School and from Oh10 State University wbcre he received a B. S degree m Edu cJtion He l.S' enrolled m the Col. e,ge of Law It Oh<o Ftate Un1ver1ity at present. He sen ••d I wo years in the Army They Will resrde at 201 Oak St , ;:__ J-acUcm Right h~re~ wbe;e you start saving the !!N money I __ Tired of1 ~essY"-~­ Ice Tr_.~YIJ. . , Serve1, the Gtz81le/rlfe1'(),tor, makes ~nd serves ice cubes automatically. if!''' ~' N more muss , , . no morduu,, :.n4 you ~ir run out of Ice cubes. 0 Serve!'a automatic Ice Server makes them automatically as you use them. It freezes cubes,,, ptita tht!)YI in a basket ••• stops when the basket is full ..• refills it when it'• em~y. All you do Is reach In a~ Only the Ga• Relrlrf1'STAYS SUINT • , • LASTS LONOP ~ .ijnJ p. fti111a •oes all ••• ,.a,rlc Ia ~j ,!f•ll•i Unli. No motor or ll).otlnf N pt n~J or eut of ordtr. Plua lt .. jear paraAtte on frei:dna ta]!e as ~Jliny as you want. Par:&l No more messy. old fashioned ice cube trays. ~o more strugglinr ualt. ,to.get the ice cubes out. No mQre running water ov,r trays to l<J9Se,n cubes. Now, let the~ Gas Refrigerator serve you ice the~ ern, automatic Serve! ·WaY. See rhe Seroel G41 Re/rlrerator dl :your Seroel l)ealer•, , , SOON 91'' ' ~, • Brenda lngaham I$ Honor Guest Brenda Sue Jngr.aham was the guli!s;t of honor at a party Fnda;~o evening glven by her m"\lher MI\'J. Olive Ingraham, 111 obsert· a~e ol 'her ek!venth b1rt'hduy Games were played ciurmg the e-veni11g and prt:r:e!t awarded to Peggy Bowers, Gary W•ll and Ta man Fmlaw. DsMing and s.mg. Ins was al&o enjoyed. wa.u, Mr. and Demel', 0olo. ' •, r ~· . fiDd W. better busiDa'IIJ to use INTaHA110NAL 'lh1cb. 'rhey're aU-true• from the drawinl boiud oul Nocompromlso wl,lh passenaer car engines or compoJenta. bTKaNA- ' n OOIAL 'lhlcb are aU-truck buill to otay on !he job lonrer, more d_.ubly Fewer and lesa cc.Uy repain mean you eave BIG iDoney over tbe miieo and Y"""· Don't lake our wold lor il Let. an IN,_..,.ATJONAL 'lhl<k provo II on y~ job. your buetneu, ,ou.'U Pre9erit were Danny and Peggy Bowers 1 Jennifer Lo.hse, Donna Reibel, Tamara Flnlsw, Susan L~U.a , Kall.hryn Cmtkle, Leah G~, Pqyollis KaS'JMI.r, I.inodii Sue SmWh, Fred(lie B1ll Bovd RaiJ1h Werry, Dick W<erry, Bobby Jpe Werry, Mite We,...Y, Chris TQmpklns, and Lal1"Y, Gel'y and Cbs~ Werry and •1 ' No muller what ,.. lrU!:b ,... .,.. In After tbe honored euest opened hero ~ny gtft& mreshment~ y.f a birthday cake 1ced tn wh1~e de corated w11.ih yeU'ow rose buds and the inscrlptJOD "Happy Bi11hday Brend• sui" 111 greet\, 1c-e cream and pUnch Wll!rli! served by Mr ~ Jngre:bam asms)ed by M'l"~ Robe ' t Ar1101d, Mn Roy Sm1lh and Mts Amemda KJu;;par , LtttTy • all~tr-p.-ck At Party Friday ~=Ttw::no~~~p=~~. ,,;.:t,~~~~~ JW.-- INTtRNADONAI. -- Trucks iii) I built. Modem styllne and featur• • Functional goocl loob-proctlcol for truck work. • Pow ... bralc-. poww ttMrlno,. autG~M~tle tranlmt.\01'1, al'ld ...,dfl.,., optional on many mod•la. • Cotnfo.Vltlon Cab dr1ver.ftdgned far 'h:lro comfort, axtra aaftty. - • More ueoble ho.-powtr from •ngin• dftltned sol.t, for ttwcl work Your.,....._ lftCfY ccw•r ~ hWft ,.,......, Convnltnt .., ... aft'CI"'td• IHYI!RNAY14tHAI: I'RUCKS All·'l'ru1lh Built lo-you """BHi money- MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Inc, Pomeroy, Ohio �• ,..- • · Page Four · ' Tuesday, July 24, 1956 1'he Dqllv Sentinel, Pomerov-MiCidleaort. Ohio .,.., - · Lawrence Wins 14th As Redlegs Gaill Hilf Game Big Right Hand Hurler Nears New Pitching Record In Loop h.rooks Lawrence, the Cincln-1 naU pitcber whose last n&me aouncb like it should come fin;t , was in a good 11pot to win 25 aames today bt>eause his manager -Birdie Tebbetts, believes "last innings should come first." · Tebbetls has said repeatedly ~hat nothing i5 more Important In a ball game than the last k"W in- to tie the scor(' In the sixth then singled to to.uch off t~e winning Rerlleg rally tn the eighth . A sacriftce by Ray Jablonski and a force ou~ Smokey Burgess, who was batttng for Lawrence , put Thurman on third from whlc~ point he scored on Johnny Tem· pie's third hit. a ~Single. Ey-..1 N•w Mark Lawrence. whose percentage OLYMPIC .HOPE • ii • SHill II'. M~NH, OlYMPIC Sh'IAI ¥qPe ! I .4M 20 · like Ri·o Grande. Sioux Clty, St.. Dt•troil ------- 39 49 Wa.shingtton --- 36 M KansaK City --- 33 56 .443 1.1 .396 215~ .371 27\2 Monday·~ ---- \liilrr 0-0. Wa!l"Mngion at Cleveland SUNOA Y, PfCNICKERS A group of .,-elntivcs Hn<l fri t•.nd;, held picnic t-hf' n.ad~.>lde p~rk N('w lhtvoo, W. Vu. SL~ nrluy . Prr5t'nl were M·r. nnd MrR. Jo:tdon a Re•ulh night - Stewa-rt 4-l v, Gart:la 6-fl ••t Duston at K•a!\141.!1 City nightParneU 4·2 vs Burnelle 2-0. Nt'W Yor-k at Chicago night~ Week&, M.r. an•l Mr.~. Hnwnnt Mr - St-urdiV111n.t 8-3 VI' Picl't.-e 14-4. JntOMh a'flcl •la\l~h!(•r. Mt."-~ llur. Wednetday'~ Gamn nell, ltalph Spt>nl'('r nnd ~~~~~. Mill" · WiL~h i ngton at CJ,tvtland vin, MN;_ John Hnlf•y nnfl (Lnugil · Haltdmore at Detroit ter, Mi11~ R~t~: ht•J and .\ tr. and M'rs. N~ Yoflk a.t t"hlca[lO, nigl•t John Frick . Bostnn at Kamas Clt;v nleht Brown Bomber Knocked Out Of Ring By Doctors Verdict CHICAI.O 111'- Ju•· Lnt•b. 11111' 8rowt1 8 r,-mbt•r whu l'tU nt••l so I Sl 1~11 ~aid t·he rormer "ham p ~ h.)W('II ap "abnormal electroeard!- muL'h mnnry w1th h1 s hst·.; lw nw:raph" whl'n · he examined !Jo.ui! ClW6 tho ~ .govcrnnwn-1 rnu: ,. than wh 11 "hRrl applied. for p..."'m"liltSJon ~ ~ million In l11xt>s, knf'w l c~d:•.• · \ ~~ llound Lak~. IU. hi~ heart wh~ ·. h •....,rri (•rl h 111 !<J SlllU e){p}alned that the exa-mhi~tory'" longl'...t >~'llfl{i hravy - in•~ion .-bowf(l LoulB had a ea'l"'di· V.'~iiht tW~' r1>1gn t'nuld .~t.1n d nu ar ~ ~tuslon. or an· Injury io oM morC!. of .the liiYf'rs o1 flh.e h.~-.rl. LOUIS', who 't u rnrd In wl ' '' ~Tlu u: Pat Brook8, Louls' hrolbtor. re. alter failing In an atli•rop' IH r(' vell)ed th11t ·about a month &.1111 «&lll tht:! hr'IL\- _vwd wht ho~lflj Louis J..,arnerl t~f hi!! ltt'flT1tl ronrli· crown, wat~ tnlr1 th<ll lllt ~>icl'lrn- tion when hP w.-~: c>J~Ail\ln!'tl bv elrdiq:r~~Jt~ ~howf'd 11 hnr.t l'Otl · Dr. Robe-rt Bennet.!. of Detroit. dltlon- whJch will rt11t permit him Hroob :stlid Louis went -to Bento wrl!$tle for at lea•H &.1• months nett eompht.lnbtg of a pai.n- in thr The u . ..-ear-oJrl nth\e-te became chewt and bl!ltjevtna he had a rib 4 cra.ppler in an oai•~~Jmpt l.o e-arn injury , toui., hu wrrutied twleC! e'fiOUD money to Jay flhe a58e!UI· !~nee f'be-n, the Jates(" fin\!' on July m-tllftf'leviecl upon him by the fl'(j . 16 when he Jot •135 for heatlnc nat JOVerftment fot" alleged d.IICrep&b:clO!' \tt){ Bozo Bro-wn In two !tl.ralzht ifll the wa·r ancl p<Jf,t · 11t ft()und llake. Inu. fall~ .nd THI HAWAA IAI recorda. whooMea o"r La.tlil Tahoe tn California. In a wannup 'tor the Prealdent'a CUp rt~•tta 1a. w..btnpm. ~· ao teet kmr and capable of 1peed tuter thl.n 190 rnph, ll owned bJlDduatrialt.t 1:4a.r f'. Kaieer. The pUot 1D tliliiiCl~e la Bowa.rt!.GidovleQito of L<la .A.ngelea. ( lllfff'tl8ttoNII Botntd"plaotoJ FAMILY I"GHTS lob HOIN ' Mick-r Roontr ' .. OFF LIMITS" Fore.. Tuckar Aclllle Mill "ROCK ISLAND TRAILa eran. J. c . Russell, 38 White, P M.. Hamm,P Wilds, 28 Spencer, 28 Hyall!ll, 18 Gilbert, lB Blackwell, SS t1ordon, C Smith, CF ta~;; !~~e; 0 ~:!~ ts~~e~~1!~gsior to be 0 0 --::-co:--:o - - - 0 0 1 1 LOST- - MAN'S WATCH in fron1 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 I o 0 0 0 0 0 8 () ' 3 ·------- $250 48 - B 1 Auto Services II. 'H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 24 ~lour Wrecker Service. {)ay Phone 6227. Night Phone 6089- HOW FOR YOU R-.,ay In one yur , , . L.s than $25 • fi'ICNrl'b. All ch•,.. lnclu~d. Take letns~tr ' Jf you wish. Quick cash loant up to $1000. Cl.. n up bills. Bag a N,...'tn. Taka • trip. Flntf1Cing Ohio peopln alnc:• 1912. 388-Y. fhdne 7-21·3tv 1$}, Auto Soles ,.hone 197 . . ' !:'· . .,. --.. with gas, electric:!, water in !'It· chen. Gooc!J.·iocatU?n, )Yr_lte .ox 668-X ,-o- .~Tha Daily Septinel. 4dooi s.u;•. ~1ydram•tio d.-ive, . $1095. \ . ):U'aettnar~s. Pomeroy, Ohio. · 7-20·6tc , . --· -~.,........... WANTED - (_1:11 HelD Wonted T~ Woman for houseCustomline, 2· work. Live in. Frank , Belch, duor Sedan. like new dark blut: 1 Middleport R. D. Leading Crt-e-k · 1\flish, $1295. Biaettnar's, PomRd. 1-24-<St_p eroy, Ohio. 7·20-6tc -~- -" FORD V-8 ConvcrHblc Coupe HOUSEWIVES! Need extra ln· f sunlincr, Fordomotic, $2195.. come? Start yuur own · _prOfit• Blaettn&l''s, Pomet·oy, Ohio. able business servicing Avlnon customers near )!OUr hp e. 7 -20-6te ~-- -- _ Write Eleanor Brandel, P. 0. 1953 BUICK V-8 Su-per. 4-door Se· Box 946, Portsmouth. _!-~4ofltc dun, Shows good care, $139!}. - --- - Blacttnar's , l'orrieroy -Ohio." 7·20.6\c , -~ J9~4 FORD V-8 j955 SedHn, powc.r glirte, metallic green, $695. Dlacttnat's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-20-6tc - JD51 CHE',1ROLET Oelux ' 2 door Sednn, tu•lrly new tlrt'\S, ·"-95. Blaeltnar's , Pomeroy, Ohiu'. '1 20.6te ---::--:-.1 9) For Sc.:e - - --- .:-=:::-:,-;-= ki n. l'. JonNsoN ouTBOARD MUTOH. ol'o 5 H. P. J"~nson for some weeks now that you really ought to come see us for the buy of your life-and we're not fooling. TMre's never been a bettl!f' time to buy a new Buick than right nowand we list here S solid facta that make this gospeL - FaCt No. 1: Since It's only July, you have a lot of wonderful driving weather ahead. Fi1et No.2: Your present car Is at Its peak worth right now. than ever before- as wibJess how Buick outsells every other car in America except two of the wellknown smaller ones. . So why bold back another week, another day? Like we say-these are the things Why pass up the .world's most luxurious ride-and the maglliflcent ease of handling that goes with B.uick's great new travel? " Come In today and let us show you what a great car this '56 Buick really is-and what a great time right now is to buy one. Used f'urniture in Syrac'Jse. Call , 003-Y. 7-18-6tc - ror sale- Several men'11 wrl:!!-t watches-Ham ilton-, Elgin, Longent> and Bulova, 17 to 21 jewrls, like new, -save half. Write nux Gfi8·A, % 1he DallY Sen· tinel. 7~21-3tc • llw .... Bolek ""'"" ...u.,, " , ltOndard oft Jtoadmat,, Su,., ~~~~ Clnlvrf' - - ~" """ y ~ .. .' .. AIIIOOMD,'fiO"•NO •' • COOL. Na~ &.OW PRJOa 1 h _.... filter.. dthvt~~hflfl••· 011 • .....o.. Celllfort \tl JCI~r a~,~tc\ with~""'',. .. .'f '; ·, . . •-b=;';'"~··::·:':":A:I:II:·=O::;O:N;0=1T:I:O;N~1N:II:'::_-.---.,- .'"!Ill'' _Ill)! ~!" .,. ~· ~ ' h~ ., . , ' , . ' -~ ' . . W!lliiiiiD ~ ---------~-- \ B'LAETTNAI AUTO CO. , • 500 E. Main St. ' . ;, \ ·j , •• ! • '• • _l .. ~; ~ ' ' ,~ • .' ~, , ,,,_,.~~ . . .• :.-< ·"ill1 ~-,. ~;•·.~-.. ·- ~-·~ -~ •· .... ..~ < ' ' ·' ,-~ I f' 'Jol ' ~!.._,.... ··- . --· ···:~ ·. .. Pomeroy, C21 ) Real . Fstoh~ --,- Phone ate - r.n:1'At.ILI Pflll'l.-or .-----------------------·, -- 1 FOR SALE-Peat~~ KlMy Real Estate, Rutland ToW118hlp. 31 RODNEY DOWNING ·let"@! l·&nd. house, barn and out buildings. See- Geor-ge A. Ml:in.Jrart, Administrator: 8-1-tf -, -RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GER · . T.Ubl. C'f.Q.S .. . nNe HALF _ MILI: N, OF RUTLAND-MA' BE SEEN STARTING SUNDAY. '·2G.6tp INSURANCE AGENCY Fl .... Ayt•mobtle, 1f...fth ACCID"INT Life. c..ualty lind lintdt Reol Estcte Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 61116-M PltONES ~~~ Cucftlt/' ,tlulhJ\""'-~ONeftETE~ BJ.OCK;· c;.t $25, $50, $100 in famous ~t.otm windows and doors. Veneproducts frMI Help your t!an· blinds. Nice lot wil·h garfriends 11t N•tlonal Branch they wam for only $1 a week. age and. drivewa,_v. $8000.00. .MIDDLEPORT - 5-toom fnml' ~•VI 1et va.lU:Abla fre. tiftl 1 with bath. Large lot ll0xl20 lotoo . • and ve)y ..,. gift after lift-Eilli.l-cS.cMWay for dt- 1 ut'e-d o.n. Pearl Stretlt. $4500.00. MIDDi.EPOR1'- ·s~ix!d~·oom fi'Qm ~ taJII. .~-· Fif_EE 'Ni)IY 276-pale with bath. Nl~ · 'leve 1 lo!. catalog. -· .. . .. . $3~0.00 .... MIDDWEPoltT- - 2-u-nll rental, tl ... rooms and .bath each. Separat~ p·opular ""'lu·'b 'PIOn Dept. J884 k N y utilit.v nieters and laundrv fa cilities. In~ome should · bt. $1380,(HJ yt'llrty Located in th• hNtrl ur the bus"i-n~s ~Cct ion Shown by ap~>Uintment only. CUCKLER REALTY Cedi and Bert Blessing called on Dr. C. W. Petty Wednesday. ' Bo~o: 229 Phone 108-'Y Ml'S. Charlie Bromn spent Mon- 7-2F3tc day with Mrs DoliDald Thompson. ~FoR'" sA'"L""E-."'t::-RADE-OR RENT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart and 22 Acre FARM 4 room h-ouse eel lar, c-hicken house, 4 acres coal, Mrs. HaMah Johnson were shop. ping in Point Pleasant, Friday. p lenty locust posts, 00 mail , Mrs. Blanche V;a(l Sehoyck u~ ahd school hus rout'e, 1 'rll: mile~ Columbus: is atteli't\11\1 !aN vacaout or Rutland en gravel road . uon .with )ler bro~t!f. atld sister w~ll trade (or small pl-ace in. Er.nle· and Twlla ·attka.rd an·j GeM&e ~ennedy, Rul~arwl, Ohio, 0~~ J JUNK CO. 90ftA"P uco~ Mlll1. Middleport, OhtD POMEROY-II'fl.odern 4-room fram•~ wHh· Lath an:d t~utomatl"c f-m-ce-dS:lr lle8tihg. Hal'dWood · fluor~>, otber ' reletivet -at VGriabl.r Pilch (),;..,., II Du..,., ~--c:c--c­ . ...... ..,,.... 0 /1... ~ - Bcd anti spdngs, l>.aby bat'h-lnette, bo\tl !! sterilizet· and rockin-g tfua"ir. Phone 6060-M. 7-21-Stc that make the best Buick yet the best buy yei right now. the most modem·thirig 011 w~ :Variable P!tcb Pyilall<lW"•, ,//'" . -· . .. 'tv,. ~~·..;. ~ .. ._..... ~r ' .~ ·-··~·ol-A_ l fact No. 3: Buick gives you more ~lid automobile fQr yQur ~Qney ·· --~~~--::-. And where you can switch tM pitch -like a pilot doe1-{or a blazing new safety-ruru qf full power. Why deny youneH the fun of bossIng the mightiest Buick V8 yet? I.lfe, ~uto, Fltl!:, PoUo . CaU Don Outboard motor, like new. Trad etl in on tht!-- new Scott·Atwatet' with Huil-tHnlilic . Metropolltan Ly~br~)O 1 , Au lo .Sales, Midillcporl, Ohio. ~ •---...;.'--'-------7-1H-fil{' LETART Where the top inch of pedal travel gives you brand-new getaway, plus brand-new-gas savings .•• Moot PQintedly, why .miss out on OHIO VALLEY :'l~e Pfotj~tf.l;; I lll52 CHEVROLET Dclux 4.,-door E'v.: BEEN IAYINC WE BUY !TRUO'IiJRAL 1 BF.AJIS 6 1953'-P:ON-TIAC Delux, 8 "i)yl., 124 E. Main St. Furnished room fOl' rent. X. DODGIW'LYMOUTH DEi\L ERS. lH!-tf Ful"nlshed apa1'tments for rent 206 Barnet.Simpson Insurance Allf!ncy, ~omplete WHEEL AUGNMENT, ~ul~:rri' ~v.e·· Pomeroy;.~:~~~ Middleport. Fl"t" • Automobileb~a:ancint nod brake aerviCe. Bonds. Phone 6315-X 6-20-tf 1 ·Hackett's SafetJ Service, West House for rent, 5 !qUes from Ra· !MaiD Street, Pomr.ny, Ohio. cine on Portland ltoad., 7 rooms COMPLETE Jnsu.. "I th01.1<~ht tht'TI of •t.hat extra hoi~ lo~~ to M"idd!11cofl las! vear" he S"aid. "G('tt \nj il haJ~ un. that btl""' -~~~ I!GaiL MAX WARt) of Po m~roy Church or Christ 1 July 8. Contact Donald Se-eve"'! 405-J . 7-21·3tc Jackie Mh111es Putt 1......._ Phona 285 --+--:~-c- . W , . , at a cost tht family sets. Trevy-Finstewald Funerol Home LOst-V,~ pair ladi!i!i sh,ell rim~ met! g las.S€s. Phone 303.V. Re·ward . 7·2HHc Jnrkie hellcd a two iron ~ix r~t from the flaw ·thC'tl ()n lht• final f"'JJII!.atl-on . hnlt'. 111~1 f'UI'Il:ol around out a bh·diC and .J.acltte mas.-ed t.lle putt t<o liCDd ~ into f!X · t,.a holeJ. · 0.:0Jrn ftmlt~ 1-2L6tc· - "'1"-Ud,....er For Ltll"' GRUESER. BLOCK. CO. J Milas North of Pomeray On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gru..-r, Rock Sprint• ·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I C ~ Good Clean Used Cars . All Makes •nd Mode It METROPOLITAN AUTO S"LES . G. E. REUTER Publle Aeeounlant We bJvlte BooiiJ<eeping Aeeounts~ Audits, Tax Pro· blems, Notary Pub'ue . Office Phone 289·M Pomeroy Nal Jlank Bldg. 105 E. Secona SL Pomeroy, Ohio ~---------~,..-·=""""""'";;;-iiii~;;.:---' ~MENSHUN IT 1$ GLAD 110 Tl-iP.OW ALt'L eu5JNES5 TO FRIEND. AH SEEN '"""'- To n\aet the desires of n>erf (6)' lost & Found 0 -~-------=36~~18~1~8~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" 2 DON'T YOU KNOW? Bater's will give yuu the bna~ trade on furnitcre · ur appllaot~s. 4 8-U 0 0 0 0 As W8 said before- Then t.ltet·e wa:s llis-1 yea!!'. In ·t.ht' M!'mi-fina ls he was a fat flV(' up on Cary Mhidlecoff- an-d lo11t on the follrtih extra hole. Bul Monday ~ was five dtiwn lo Furgol, ,. fighter (rom 'way ' bat·k. H'· baHied even and ~ot Lwu up. Th"n Ful1gql eame on a~ain ..nd squared the match on tht' 35th holt'. Mr. and .Mrs. Waltace . )radford th11l · • 'T'he M>riOUIIfte.tt 0( Louls' heart took five 1irl1 to ·the 4-H Camp avenuil 11as ciOS'(!d tc/ him . condition W\111 TtW.ctled today In a at C&ntera' Cave Sunday-. ~,. ltr. . , physician for teliip.hone caiJ trmn trim' to his we~ c.roty-n &r.dfonl, Meida CommJS!Oion, wife in New York City, Rou.oh, WUooo, Phrlll• Louil' heart would not Mrs. Loult uld tthe ex-eh1mp Hilbert IOid Dt... Stumbo. ' Mr, olio continue bit whis- told her h~ ibal!l Pf(lbably been and Mn. Bradtord abo v1eiUd .-.,<mi>BiiW• for eomparative knL)('kHf out of tiht!> J'inc for eood their Ql, Bruce, • C!OU:DCiDor at &nt1 cut l:Ji1 per- by tlhe heart aUmeot. CtmpA~ DHr ,. . Quo lity, Service ond Merchondise SAYI 1 000 000 .() ABNER. ;, (II Notices ",. '·-"' mund. wlli ~· But now, rven •.' ·'" rn VIII"!' CANTIRI CAVI Mr. and Mn. Alfred Jtouah and .. 2 1 2 2 1 0 2 Mankin. CF Spt>ncer, 28 Red l-egs Braves SenUoel will not be re.aP~'Diibl• for more thaD one lnoorrect llu· -rtioa. Citra of 'l'hlDU aM &Pf'Cill No Uct:!i of Evellt.l pr-lllted at Jar ebst~lfied rat.oot. ObJtualila published al 1 ~~ per word: llotL ' ------------·--------• You "ove somc~thlng To Sell. Trode or Announce, Let A Dolly Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Representative. ·- They Get Results - C'oar&od Ad.ll reHlvea DY mrdJ or t'"lt•r.buae liven ean~tW 1~ n. Petersburg, Htmston 11nd Bailon Rouge he looked· ~ike a world bela I er. B~~ in ~he Oig ones he was dnwn amon·g the also-r~ns. In thf! 19M Masters he lrd tlw firs-t round with ll' 87 and !,hen 11ocketcd to an 80. ln .the Open t.hi-8 year, he didn't even qualify ror· •llbe fl.DBI two n.mndA. In 'Lhr PGA -he wa~ beal.f!n by Sam Snead tn the first rownd· In 1949, by Snead II"J&inthe 1961 quarterfinals, by Robet1:u -Divic-cmT.o In the ~~~2 secon-d round arid by llutch Harrison i;n the 1~4 fi>t·st 36\b hole bad' t.o give Ed a big lift. He fieured rt.o be IOUih ()n that firllt extra hnle ar-d I thought l"d bav~ t-o be luc~y to iet by him· t'here." So JIH!kie got rougher. With Furgot hittina his ~cond to the t"rif111e , 30 fet't from tJhe flag, Jackie spaok!lld a chips--down ' • Wedneldey Only Rl, Dewut threat tor world hydroplane• JPHd ' recu ' Technlcolor) made up some lime In the future. 34tll) lOX -18 18 0 On Wedne-sday night, make-up 21 0 3 games are scheduled for games mls11ed in th.e past, The Redlegs ·aRAVES will play the Pirates and the DodAB R H ge-rs wlH elash with the Yankees Birch,P 4 3 4 in games to be played In Pomeroy B. Wickline, 2B !5 2 2 whUe the Braves will play Wolfe, SS 4 1 3 Indians at Syracuse in an all•im. J. Wickline 4 1 2 Price, 18 3 3 1 lour iron 12 fe et from bbe cup-- port<mt conlet~t. aond th•~n nm il in fur virtrory . The box st'ores: Graham, C 4 1· 2 REDLEGS '- 2 2 Elwood, lB "H"B betiC'!' IH be luc!;y than 1u AR H Brultlck, P 0 0 0 bl' good," ~urke · yipped as 1hf:' Wrrry, RF 1 0 0 Jobn:~on, RF 4 2 0 ball disappt.':l!;'d into tihe cup. Reiher, HF 1 OOI.ee~RF 000 But it was mol'l' t1han luck. As EIJel'sbach, LF 2 0 0 Sargent, CF 3 8 2 the ·gag~1ers of .golf finally ·hll.H' Arnold, Ll'' 0 0 Carpenter, CF 1 0 0 lo admit, it wa..9 just plain- gtrl..'!. A. ffllmm, 3D 2 I !Jaltimore ____ . 40 48 --- word. c:eutit r"-tll ntt~ or z c:eu\11 pr wora be _ctw.rlf(!d for ldYerthllfi)f · . paid fvr bt!lor~ thll" . ~~tb of wo_q tb followla~ insertiua_ . · '""rs tu Adv~rtholn"F-SluJ•tld bt 1 Phil Carey In The lun'f' (In Clntmaac.,. for 2B teportrd ·lmb.:edlalifiJ. T~'e Dalb "The Purple Milk" -, Monday night will have .. a.. Christine Miller Birch was the winning pitcher for the Br.aves with Tom White I Kan st:s City S Chloa-go 2 night Only Jlame lk:hctlu.ll!d Toclly's trolllable Pltchen Ratti more a-t Detroit 2, twillgh-1 · l~ lg:h l-Fomleles 2-3 &nd FerraL'riK' 4--7 vs Fo)"t:ack 7-8 and . IJ:Cl'uu~otl montltt July D-24 _,.._ Tony Curtis I Pacing all hitters was Roger Hireh of the Braves who hit four singles In four oflieJal trips to the plate . Duane Wotie had three hits for four trips to the plate including two triples. For the Redlegs who got only three hits, Allen Hamm was top batsman with two singles. Mike Spencer got the only other blow, a triple. Major League Leaders Ptlt•h mi!: -- Lawn~nn•, Ret1kgs 14-1. BrrwN . Hrrt So:o~ J:J-:1; l'irrc•· Whitt' Sux t4 -4: Jo'm·rl, Ym 1 k.~. Bu•· dette, Br~vrs and Huh!, IJruvc>:s all 12-4. Aldo R-r "3 Strlpet. reach of the Redlegs. They added run In the fourtll. another lecUt.Jve: WertldDI. • . .. .. 1" ~~~~HDrive-ln _.. , · - .,.. The Braves, who ar-e ed In league play, once in the first inning, three times in the &eeond, and 13 times In third. inning to move far out ot MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING • A;t 11 m, ll :U a. m. Monday. Tue~day In tlle one tilt which l~hed, the Racine Braves do~~ the Redlegs by a score .of in a g1me that was a run BY OSCAR FRALEY United Pre~ Sporfll Writar CANTON. Ma&s. UP-Ne-Ver again will l!he gagsters of golf :Wll)" Bob Thurman tHthbinJ.l for rig~t !.hat Jarki.c Burke hHSn'.t gut it f1••hll'r WaJiy Post, hit u homer ·oownillaiTs, • That's bM:n t.he talk fur yea~ . BY UNITED PWISS ' In the hmgh. onC~oJ or the biJ.~: ones NATIONAL LIAGUI ~hey sa<J-tl, the curly-haired man W L Pet. GB From H~lll'>l on n•'\"t'r quite Aad 1.hc Milwauke-e __ 53 32 .624 1.1.omach. Cinci-Jln.ali _. ~2 36 .391 2~ BUI~ Jackie threw .t he lie at Br&oklyn _ _ 4R 39 .552- 6 tlwm Mom!lay wi-lh .one of t·hc BY UNITED PRESS St.. Lollis __ 42 4:S .483 12 taml'St comebacks _in bhe hilttory NATION.I,L LEAGUE , l'i·tbburgh __ 40 46 .46:S 131.;3 o( the PliA ehampinnshifJ. Player-Club G AB R H Pd. Ch.icak() 39 46 .459 14 It wt~~ o cla~;osir of spm'hinR ~H.Ir · Dailt•y, Cincin. 62 2:!2 ;n 75 .33n Philad('lphia _ 40 49 .449 If) age tJhat the •lough little Jo:UY frrm1 Aar11n, Milw, 63 3:.!5 60 109 .33D New York 31 32 .373 21 'l'exas wnote -i nto ~he golfing hisMuNiul, Sl.. L. liS 332 52 1.1.,. ,aa4. Mondty't Retolts tory books . For ihe came from ~ Boyt)t', sr . L. Hfl :nu ti2 ...1U "'"'-~-eln<'tnnali 4 Pitttmurgh a, night rlown, lost a n-ew-won- - lead a-nd ~t·hnd -~J . 1\'. Y. 11~ 218 :n 68 .312 Onlv game .'iehcdulrd th~m t'O[Jpled fighting Ed Furgol Funllo, bltn. 84 265 38 flU .312 Today'• ProlNllle Pltche111 on the 37.th a1nd llnrt exira hnlr AMERICAN LEAGUE l'inclnna1i -at. Bn10klyn nLght to reoeh ~he fimls of 1hc PGA t.:•llf "hompion11-hoip against pokc1' Man111', N. Y. t!U 315 00 117 .371 Ktipp!tl.eJn 8-6 vs Maglic 2-::1 . Milwauket• at New York ni-gh-t- face Ted KroJl. Maxwtdl , Dt.•l. 7J.l :.!67 M 04 :ro·• J<ue-nn , Oct. SU ~119 48 107 .346 Spahn 9--7 vs G-Omt'l f'l -9. Until that mume-nt t·h cy had at Vt-rn.,11 , aost. fli.l 2'1-4 :n 79 .3l4 ::il. Louis at J'.hi!ade.lphia. n·ight 11'1\~:rl some backifli for t~l<' ir 70 243 26 76 .321 - Mizl'-[ J 9-7 YIL- Simmnn:~ 6-6 KclJ, HRl.fi . claims. Home lh~m·- -- Man.tlt·. Yanb :tl; Chicago at Pil'l'sbura.:h nl-whtNn•r Won •11 On•• KlufiZl'k;<rwi, H('dl<'gs :.!4: W.et•\:t, In ltuxh B·3 vs Frh'nd 12·8 Jackie is a man who W&!i rai>oed 1 dia.m 23; IW.nk!l, Cuh~ 22; UobinWec:lntsdey'• Gam•• to pl~y goiL Hls father Will!! 11 tJro - ~ III(Jn, Uedl~g1:1, Snider, Dod~<..'l"S, ond C'indnnaH lit Bmokl,vn, night and Jaekiie was, 1100, 'a·l the lo!'fld<'r Afkock, Drnves ul[ 21. Milwaukee a-l New Ym'k age of 18. A hiloh as a Marine . Run11 Ba-t.Lrd l·n- M;mtlt•, Yank s St. Louis a.t ~Uadelphla rtiJ,Ih1 sergeant eh.eeked him for n w:hilt ' fl2; Wertz, IndiuM 74; MtL.~iHI, ChlcagD at Plt1.sbmwh, night but he came ha~k hi.ghly hwh•d C..rd~ 73: Simpson. Alhle1.lc~ tJ7; AMIRICAN LIAGUE and soon proved 1lihat hu oould hit Boy.-r, C\1rdr~ l\U. W L Pd. GB every shot in l't~ ho11k. Hun,<>--Mantle, Y<~nks BU: Yost. ~ew York ... 61 2Ji .OrH Bitt, somehow, he nevCT won St'lliiiiii'S HR; ltnh-lll ll( ~n. llNill·l(~ 63; Cll'Vf'lnn(j ---- f)O 3'7 .57~ 9Y.i the big one. Snuler, Dod-gm·11. 63; Picl'!iall, Hcrt Bosbon ----- - . 4g 39 .tl57 11 Sox, Hoyer, Ca1•d~ und Fux, Whi1or Chica~o - -- ~-- 43 40 -~29 13'r.l The libtl" ones, yes. In pl-~s 110; poo!JO>Od untll July 80, ,._ iaL I A•hhurn, Phils llnn- 1 ·~ 100. - l e d .. begin July 23 -------- IF *- l8.rtion. V.•mm~Tii r.bll"ie 4 oent1 per wor.d for tbre~o ... The Daily Vocotlon Bible l;eltool 91 4bO I'OIDOI'OJ Churdl Ol Chrilt Only one game wq played Jn the Meigs Little League, la1t night, as rains set in to ha[t two other tilts Defore four innlruts w~re p-layed to make them offic- nlng)fi ami that he Intends to re. record is L~1e best In baseball, is lieve with his starten whenever in 11 spot to 1>et a new major he can win c ball game that way . league mark in that department. The best previous record for a Lawrence has benditled from season Is !5--l set by J"bnny that stepped-tip program by Tt>b- Alll'n with Cleveland in 1937 and betts because In fl little more tbe top National League mark is t~an a rnon~b he bas be~n called l6---2 by FreU Fitzsimmons of upon fl'ur .times as a reliever be- tbe Dodgers in 1940. Lawrence tween nsstgnments. And ~n thr~ could top both If he avolda , deor th~se _<~ca~lon!i he ha ~ been feal.<i as !le bets done to date. the w10nmg Pitcher. In LhE' only other game MonMonrl~y night. L~wrencc pit- day, the Athletics defeated the chr-d two Innings , givtng up one Whit Sox, 3.2 at Chicago on the ~~~ and nu runs , and was ere•liled relief pitc-!llng of 1'om Gorman. with hi ~ 14th vielory against one who worked 6 2-3 Innings and dt·f::oat wh.·n Cim:iun<~tJ tuppt>d gave up four hitii. ThP Athletics Pitts burgh , ~:t put ovt:r two unearned runs In the second after Nellie Fox made Ag:,in Shows Luc;k a costly -error, then scored on Again the big Negro rl~ht !land single~; by Lous Skizas,- Harry c:- tlcm<Hhll'"ltrd that he is CJn. Simpson, and Vic Power. dnn<tli's lud:y hur·ler. There Wf'l"c no other game~ " I rton 't know why il Is but .Sl"~cduled but five teams played Whl neV•PI" Lawrence is lmWived exhibitions. Clcvel11nd topped th~ wr mHna!w to j:let !iome 'uts and Brooklyn Dodgen , li·l on six-hit '-01111' rur1s,"' Td)bt>tts said. '"He's piLehing hy !·l ank Aguir're. Du.!lty uur llu:ky .c;uy ." Rhodi.'K hll tWQ homer:~ and clcMond11y nig!"Jt with the S('OI'e- llvcrcd four !"!Lt.& In an 11-10 New 3- 2 in ravor of Pitt!lbur~ ,Law· York Giant victory over Detroit renee CHIIlC in and pitched two In the annual Hall of Fame game at Cooperstown, .'l . Y And rookie scQrcl('s~ mnlngs in relid of Art Bob Trowbridge pitched MilwauFowler . Iii::; " luck" came through kee 'to a ont:-hit 3-0 victory over again wtwn he weut out for a plneh.hlttrr in thl'" cJg!lth and ln the lnll!rnntlonal League aU-star teAm at Toronto. the ::;amt= inning ll1e lteclleg!' scoreU th(' wnning run to movf! within 2 1h g<~mt~ o£ first place Milwaukee-. Sox all H2. . ilits- :\1,ll ntlc>, Yanks 117; Hoyer, C•rds 112 : Mmial, Can!~ 111 ; Rites 2 ~m• per Word, oae 111 Racine Braves Scalp .Redlegs By 18-0 Score • By Alan MtNer ,' ........ . . . ·~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio A. ~ �. ,, .. I <• . ' ~ ..:_,..-......,.. ___:__ _ _ _ _ __:Th~e~D~oio~ly~Se~n~t~in~e~I,_::P~om~e~ro~!Y::::·M~id::::d:.::le:!po=rt~,..:O:.:.:h:.:.:lo:.__-:::;-:==:--~;:::;:;-.....,.---T-:u_es<lay, July 24, 1956 .~~-S...Ix~-------~~,~~=:=::. , / ' ' - mnoLEPORT J.II.UJ So l~TY J.tr_. \il.l:.l ·~ MI"J~ C. R. •r " t ""', l egion Auxiliary Delegates Return . • At Cl eveJand From State Conventlon Youn~t 1nd "lin. Chartes Joses Nr and Mr,a Wtlbam Smith and Cohrt:U i(r. ilnd.Mrs. W11Uam Snuth and ehtJCtren. Darrell and Darlene, Rut.- brti:Ld. · via;tted Mrs Ernest Van ln· •dill sons, K.elth and Jerry , ~. Sunday ;. Kr: •Dd Mn Gu) Bing Mn; Ben NeuUllJll Mrs Dey Hys~lt and MJSS Jennie Sue Eisel stem dele&ates from Drew Web !lter 'ro~ Amer1cBT1 Legton Au.zil pom. -y and Mors D;d.e l ory ...... Mou'rnmg d-e-le.ga~ from F~eyBenne'tt umt, Mliddlcport returned home sunday evening from the state eonvenUun of the Amencan t,eg 1on- and Aux1hary b !ld 10 Stattler Hotel, Cleveland, J 1 2~23 There we.re 1001 WIJIQ wtth 846 of them I Ernest , Roberta 'nd Etq:ene, and Mr and Mrs Henry Beach, bradbury, .spent the week ~)'registered end wltb Mr and Mrs Charles Beach at Canton and visited Mc- de~ates Mr.s C J AUM.oek, Athens, de partmenl preS>Idenl, p.rcs1Qed over all busmess sesswn!t and Mr& Neutzhng, state C"baplam, gave the a.nvoca'l.kms Mrs Dey HY_seil was honQred by being IWPPOtrrted to serve on the constitution and• by b.w• comm1ttee f« the conwn tton Sa-turday evenmg the pres1den>tl! d•nner was held tn t!1~' ballroom ol lb. hole' With Mrs Neutzlmg 1vmg the mvocabi.on. At. U,Js rime t'hc membr-I'S' of t<he e1ghJ,h Kinley's monument and Myer's park during UV!tr' stay there Mr and Mrs HPnn an Wince, Matway, we~ the guesh of Mrand Mrs Van Inwagen Mr and Mn Richard Owens and children Lmda and Patty, and Mr and Mrs Homer Casto and Mr and Mn Lucien Casto and cluldren, Columbus haW" returned after spcndmg fl week at Lakeside Thqmas ), (laughter of dJstnct who were attemltng· conven!lliOn presented Mn Neui..:.· hll wltb a two orehld cDl'lnlc lng the dmiK"l' 1hc Cl.l:(.a ow U n cr't'a ined hoga County counc !he y lfte Wlt'h } rrec~~tat.~ officers pan,d orb umil mem ~~ and impJ'IfSSlVC A beautt u cofldt1Cted -the CleverideA and amu.sement1 placed 1n a Dt'l sun m Rev Fred settmg of ftowers and treea. To be chapilatn 1ocated adJ,•cent to the Dig Midway I th L-w:m and Mn Neutl>ling o echaplam -·e ul ary Arts and Craftg exh1b1ts In the sta.te of .,.. '"''e aux.. M e r c h a n t s and Manufacturers Sl()](llers With th(' Stdney smgmg Btuldmg glee club compu8'6d of 30 voices prov•dmg the mUSIC. Th..e mcmor1al &t!rvlce opened . Shuttle busPM, v.h1ch made round wi h the proeessJ.onal' of state and trip11 of thA fa1rground11 area on 1 dlfltrlt"t officers led by the gli!e reguiDr schedulea dunng the 1955 club smgmg ' Onward ClnUUan Ohio State Fa1r,• have proYed 10 So1du;~r&'' followed WLfb .t:WQ num ben "1 81'1ieve" and "E1:&n'Bl popular that Munager Sam C Cashman is addmg 1!1. thlrd more Glld" presented b> 1Jhe glee tlub buseft for the 1956 expoaition, Aug Mrs Neutzllng S:aiVe -a trnbute to 24-31. the dead for the Auxthary an.d Rev St*holt (Or the Legton, after Durmg the e1ght·day fair 16 of t.he tractor 1Jra wn !ihuttle bu.11e11 Will be m conatnnt u11e, makmg regular atops at UesJp:nntAd 1pots. RoW'ld trip fare will be 10 eentt~~. Mr and Mrs Leo Smith and children of Columbus spent a W(!(lk with her parents, Mr and Mrs S A Wyatt. Mr and Mrs Cltfford Sunth anrl children were recent guests of The horse aa an animal of beauty, his parl'nh Mr. and Mrs W 1A rn~lhgence and 11trength will be on South display at the Oh10 Stnte Fair Horse Mrs Glenn Tbompaon and Mrs Show WhiCh 111 attractmg a record Gene Thomp~n arc vtsiliRst: 1e numlJer ot exh1b1tora of hunters, jumpers, mddle and ftna harness lahY~ m MansfJCid horses and ahetland, hnekncr af.d I M.rs EYerett Lambert VI ill wHh harness pontes Dotes for th• 191'.i61 a severe case of IIVY pO!~on Ohio State Fa1r ara Aug. 24.-31, Mrs S A Wyatt has the mumps The Horse Show opens in the Mrs Ruth VH·gtma Atcn 11nd son CoUaoum Sunday afternoon, A11g. Tommy, Ohn:agu, an guc,;ls of 26, and win ~onttnue ev~:uungs Iter mother M111 Nei11e Mom~ through Fr1day, .A.ug. St, w1th the Herman W.arneot and SllJI~ Hale Amenr:an Sttddle Horse Breeders Jack and Teddy, Lawrence Snuth, Futurity ol Ohio aeheduled for Frl~ Gene ThQmpson, Jut!- John.!ion and duy afternoon, Aug. 81. Premium& son .hmmy are spcndmg their v& n.mounting to $37,500 will be cation In Canada ftshmg awnrdcd to wmncrs. Mrs Rulh Vlrgm1a Atcn and T1ckcts :for all attraction• b. Ann Icenhower lert Wcdnc~flay Grnndstand and CollHf'Um and for the Horse ShO'W and 'Harness Rae· on a tnp to W-ashi~Jiiton, D C mg may be bought In advance br1 and New York und other pomt s R('nding a check or mnn~y O'rtlef to Ohto State Fa.Jr, Columb . fl 8, Ohio. DAIRY IUID MUinY- Jersey breeders are anticipatmg the 1966 .Ohio State Fair, Aug. 24-31, with more than usual mtereat due to the achedul~ lng of the su:th Jersey Jug Natione.l Futtuity. Moved from the Delaware County Fair, the "Jug'' w•ll attr~t national attention as a feature of thfl )argest livestock show 1n the nabon. Jugs v. ill be awarded to a thN)e year o1d bull and a three-year o!ol tow ami B purse of $4,000 w1ll be diYJded. Pictured w1th one of h1s herd, RuaBell Wlute of the Jersey Jug Assoclatton is di1CU11ing details of the Futurity With D1rector of Agnculture ' A. SoNnsen, who VJsited hllll at h.i1 Lew11 Center dairy farm, L. BIG at the Hl66 Ob10 Stat. Fal:r, Aug. 24-31: ------.,.- I I ---- Ride in Comfort! I tMI II ACROSS - -----~- lng a few d11ys w1th relativa Letart, W. Va. 1 Hou,. 1s {It) Jllmcm Mrs Lury DMcs and faml1y and M•ss Vena Pickens returned to Mu; Benmc HoffmRn were calling hc1 home recently fro111 Jlolzc• In telatlve!i and frionrls near Oak Hospllal whl're she submitted to 1 Grove Tul'sday Mrs Davl'..s is the ma)or Hur.:m )' former Lucy Ricllald a!KI thJ,; lli Mt nncl ~lrs 1-hrll'y RnnllCU ltt>r hr 1 ]1 1 ~1 v1~1t herem several Wt'lf' ( Hilc• s ut tht• C E Fry 11omc yuur.s Mt:Jntll!)l Mr lt nl1 M•s C F Rlc!l:onng M•s Evcu·tt Pi(kens of New CH!iccl nn MnJ Ethel My e r~, 11011 Haw•n spPnt MondAy wit~ M1sses Tohf"v ami w1fc, Qnf'l M1s Funrue Annu anrt Vena Pickens 'fa~tor Mondny afternoon rM ROd Mrs lcetl Bles1ing, Mr and Mr11 Dante! Weigand 1~1111 u~d Bert cnlled oil Mr and W~lgand and Brenda returned to , M1 s (rU\ Bie:~~in~o: o! Mason Timrs thcli home l'> Huntington Tue~dav duy A (ttl noon lftf'l h1v1ng spent a week with M1 !I Hazel Friend 8(t(!nt Tbunreiltlv('s here day aftcrnion with Mra Mary Mr and M:rt Cell Dlcs.... ing and G1unm Mr11 Nancy Bon~X:ultcr Welt~ tloh s Blnnch Van Schoyck, Mr bufllnl'~s vlsltots 1n Parkcrtlbu1g l:rnle and Twila Rlck11rd wcreTll('Sday Mr~ F11nntt nous~ Is quite lrt chnnN guc.st~ o! Mrs Stanley Ad· kln!l of New.Haven Wednoadlll)' al p1 csenl' Mn Vtrglata S•yre of MalOn was the guest of Mr. and Mn. .-\1 ch Rous!l Fr1day. 1. . ooooj111011el hloh olthor: h'll.. lblollot M10or Jolt, - !I A failure Calang) 9 A dlah or rreena 10 Cup. ll.ke apoon 12. Shun 13 Command lf Sounda, uaeow 13 Btnd the head tn rreettnr 1& Board of Ordnance tabbr ) 11 Erblum ( •yrn ) 11!1 Swlu river 19 Man 1 nickname 20 Exact 23 SarlclOUI 24 North · American lndtana 1 2a ....." o ..ullot whlto lnlsll Sl 32 •• ...... 1'ho """""'' •••••• lty .......... fMohoultl-loly .. ~Niftl c-, 33 ,..._.. 4........ 3~ 34. . 36 NOTICE MILDIW IIIISTANT Ed1te 0~ ROOMS Of New Furnihl.re FOil I $299.00 CliNTON 1 ,, FISHER o£011PANY s.r.t•• 8%85-X = iI BAKER I FURNITURE 011 The Brtchleol Cor· 1:! ,.., J• Middleport ~ BAKER FU!lN!'l'UU Ill 38 API'OIIfTMIIfT b.c:ulrhc of Ch.rlt• I. W1fbum, Dtce-t..d •• loweat Claaa tt..'l (Annapolla) capital 9 Auctions 27. Spe.skl 11 Appearing 2V Torr" aa If uttn from liS Inhabitants, binding u dlstln• 30 Couple& gulahed • 3J Exert trom vlaltoq preuurt to 41 Manaclu 1 NntlrP IS hereby alven thai Mahl'i VlrgtnJa Walburn whos~ Pn~t Office addrE"s b Pomeroy, Oh1o. has he~n duly appointed u Executnx llr the E..state of Charles E WAlburn late of Mel~• County. Ohw deceas~d Dated th1s 10lh d.ty) or Jul:v 191Jtl Jnhn c. BAcon .Tudgr. or lhe Probate Court Me 1gs County, Ohio m-17 24. 313te DIVORCE SUIT FILID Smt for divorce bas been filed In t~e Clerk o( Courts office by Harold R Norton. Pomeroy, agamst Mar.[llaret Ellen Norton, a minor, tn care of Maraaret K Rlf· {1~. Add1son, ObJo Gros!; ncJlect ed ' 1n the. att1t. outer 1eav.. of corn Enormoualy Oevourl!d A chUrch Ill:' at Hawalla.n bird Neuter pronoun Bitter vetch Btrd Conel.!>e Pocketboolc o1 duty 1a char&· U Does CY~c-nlng lcav~ th~ ~~~;~/:.'}:{. . r INGRAHAM ten entertained a group of rela· Uves at their home, Spring Ave. over the weekend. Gueata were Mrs George Klleoutns St Petersburg, FJa, Mr. and Mrs Larry Wall and children LatTy, Gary, and Gene, Denver, Cololado, Mr aDd Mn Earl Hilt, Sandra Smith, BY UNITED NEW YuRK UP-Hopes ,..red .today for settlement of .t:be ~ steel s.trtlte before the end of ;his week ~RESS , The B1g Three steel and. UnioD wage negot1atort1 met for ~st· three hours Tue.sdif and broke~ With the .anncuncement they ~d ·madt: progress" toward se.ttlina the labor dispute whtch hills 1dled 650,000 steeLworkers 1 The negobators-four from earh s1de-are sC'heduled to mel't aga1n t!Jtlay m an effort to hammer out a new ~Contraet t.hut will end the strike which alreadv has co-st the Massachusetb! Gov Cbnstian A called a> new~ conrerence today in Boston to announce formally tlhat he wlll nomm'lite Rich atd M N1:xon for reeleotton lUi VlCe president s~rved Tbe formal .announcement stop- ped a bnef but furtous ustop NIXon" drJYe beaded and a.ppar <'nil, staffed entirely, by Harold E. St$sen, presidential dts-annamen.t adv1ser Rl.l'mor:s elre~hrted freel) 1n Wash1n9t~n lhat Stas sen's mov(l' to replace Nixon wJth Herte-r was about to cost h1m hn job Investigation · In Barge Deat~ Is ConthmQig The abort1ve dove ended abtiup.t Iy Tue9d.ay when National GOP Chamuan Leonard Hall announ• " eed t-hat Hl'rter would nom1qate N1xon a. n~xt month's Repubhcan con~·n.lolion 1n Sin F:t·ancl&C'(). - 0 STYLE 879 Slroo: 14, 16, 18, 20, 40. 42, 16'/a, 18'/a, 20'!., 22'11. 24'/a, Neat floral charmer, fealu,.. lng beautiful colol'l on our finoot waohfaol coft!an. AttrtKitve Cllllar ancl largo, roolfty potkoto, becomingly otylod, point to fomlrilno flaHol'f. Concealed 24tlnch rlppor cloolng and 2-ill<h hem. Colon: lrown wllh bltidc, Yon- wllh tllack. >lu,.. quol11 with brown. , $2.95 ELBERFELDS NO '• o·owNf I 1'111 DOWN 'AWMUUI , r· Stassen had proposed Monday that He1 ter Tl'place N1xon as the GOP Vlte preslden.hal nommel." after anrller llQtif)"ltlg Presfdenl )~Isenhower of h1'8 imtent10n5 The oannounef'1ll.ent c~used confUsiOn ln. Republican ranks, ull'I.Jl Pres,. den! Eiser.ohower returned Tues diU' from the Nn Amer1can con ference m Panama. '.rhe Pl-estdent stepped from his ~oal .aJl'plane snd greeted •Ni11.on wuml)j but had only a ~ 1 Jumdablie for StB:&Sfn. Then, llt tho .tlaf, Hall.. al>Mu,.,t; , that Hertel"! woold nun1nale apparen,tly settled t.he mat- Shssen sa1d m announcmg bu! • dr•ve tbat public and 1private poUs ahowcd cln Eisenhower N1xon ttcJtet would be sul per cent weaker tban ooo composed of El~nbGwcr and Herter He sa1d the d1ff~renct! could be that between VIctory ~ and defeat Mana:gel'ti or the Republican campaign to regam coflolrol of Congress du;puted hlte Stassep claim today In centam terms Sen Andrew J. Schoeppel of Koansas utd h~> w-as sure" the Etsenhow~ er-Nuum hcket would be the "strongest "POSSI·~e". Rep RJchard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania echoed the " strongest poss1ble" defJ )}tton of E1senhD!W.er-Nlxon Until Hall's announcement Tues .iay, many supporte-rs of N1xon were unccrtam as to whether .&tassen had gotten Mr E1 senhGwet's blessmg before 1aunch ing bts drive. The fact that StaS'IIen had lnfontted the President of hill Intentions gave TU>e to a flurry of rumors that Mr. Eisenhower himself was pnderwri,Unt th&. stop Nixon drive. AlthOUgh his wann greeting to Nixon. lett no doubt that the Prestdent sun hked his young vtce pre.slde.nt, observers etlll queetloaed why lbe Phildent dldp't stop the excllefllent before it started. • If 1be wAole thing was a tnal balloon it brought convtndng results. Reaction tc. Stasse.n•s at.-tement was unmed.Iate and UDa.DJ~ t1ous tn flupport ol Nixon. Middleport Pollee Ch1ef Rui;h, &dey today demed any thvQIY:e.ment 'of gang warfare in the d~~b or Henry Barrett Jr I HI, ot liliddleport ~n a Tex-aco gaS<litn~ barg~ earher th1s week He satd, "There IS absolutely no connection of k1d entered the barge APYIRMATH ot HG.rold E'. Staaaen'• poUtfcal bombshell In WUh· ~ prod~ these .::ene1 Wbef ~ B~~ an1vetl b~k ~ P&namh, ,t t wu reported tha.t Btaallltl, &...member of thi Preilittt'nt•a otr1cl&l ta.mU,, bad told tile Prealdea.t be wa.a iOl.ng to take the aetlon of c&1llnJ on Rtohard Nixon to Withdraw aa a candidate tor vice prea:tdent 1D favor- ot Gov. Chri•Ua.n Herter of Ma.saacJ:maetta. It alao waa reported the PrUiden.t told him he had the right to do ao., but not aa a member of Ule admin.18tratlon, Herter ,p.ld It WU all newa to b1m. ( lnltntelttoluJI 6011~01) I Pomeroy High Band Majorettes Announed By Woodgeard Today MaJorettes for the Pomeroy Hlgh School Band have been selected, It was ,announced by Ray Wondgeard, d1rector, t?day. April Shasteen, and Barbara Donovan T!lr~ ffl()rt> were added which !Delude Sheila Strauss, Connie- Rae Woodgeard, and Ann Baker \ Ten girls have ~een c!i.Ol!en in a recent tryout to front tf1e band selected Dorothy Arnold was thi.S school year Four were hel-d 811 an alternate majorette and flag over from last year The four beilrer, Diaru1a Watson ss f.lag are Carol Curtis, Julia Seyle. bearer, and Kitty Wodds as alter. nate flag bea •er. Harry Thomas Dies Su~enly · At Charleston Fred ThomB.&, North Third Ave receive~ word Tul!!sdl.y, of the sudden death of his bmt!ler, Harry Thomas , at hll hOme In Oh'"'''· ton, S c;. He was the son ol )ate P«:rry and Minnle Roush m,., Cbesbrl'l! Survivors dl~~$.1 hla wl.fe, a son, George, a Eat!ter; a sun, Ralph; a Fred ?homas, Middleport; sJs. ter, M!f Ethel TaiK!oe, Pro:vo, Utah, Funeral service will be in Charleston. Mr Thomas will be qnable to go to the funeral of bis brather because of Ill hea1th ~ A drum majorette will be chosen from the above group after the band program gets under way 1n August. Woodge-ard reminrled Pomeroy High Sehol band studentl' that Monrlay, August 6, marks the beginrung of pre-season actlvilies One man was nnerl for speeding while two others forfeited appearanee bonds in Mayor E F Robinson'll: court on Tuesday evening, Donald Kauff, 28, Pomeroy, was fined ten dollars and costs on a charge of speeding Bernar-d Hudson. Mason, for. felted a $20 appeanmce bond for reckle88 operation while Freder. ick Wiles, 23, New Ha\•en forfeited a $15 appearance bond on a charge of speeding CINCINNATI. .. duce ~~:~rt"1:-t• ,., • DAILY ORYI"l'OQUOO:r; -llert'o how to work Itt GET THE BIGGEST BUY OF ALL A.X'YDLBAA.XR for th• price of a ·fully equip~d "low.price'! car I ta LONGFELLOW t other Jn thia example A. Ia uMd One letter stm.~IY~ta~ndat~r : o etc !anrta lettera. apo... fr.r t11e three La, r uon of the worda t.rt: all hla\1. trophlu the lenath a d forma &ach day the code letten a.re clllennt. / o••: SEE YOUR A Cryptoarlm Quotation. \ PENF'J HNDJW, FWPENWOZ 'UREMUGZ DY. GVRG PNWWHrl RY3 f FLWOOF . A LQNA-LRGOF. ', WHO ,UM\tTH AT T,IIE BIC!',1 s ..turdtJ''I cryptoQuotet - - . v HE TJU.T JiiSAHI A. SHOOT' lUGHEI' MUCH •~· --cc'rRE&-HERBERT· , OillLrlblltt4 ~ ¥iAI ....tuNa~ • . f ' ' - 'CARS ... H CHRYSLER DEALER! ~ ~~IGS~OTOR rt5(hool Bond Levy PasSes Forecast OF STEEL 0 UP nalwn $1 billton David J. McDonald, pre5Jdent / i)f the UD!ttd Steelworkers oJ Amel'lca, baa nollfH!d t.he uc!on's 70 man W.a.ge Pohcy Comm1ttee tiJ "stand b}'" for a ,Thursday afternoo-n meetmg , Industr,.. observers mterprct~d tb 1!i mo.ve as en IndicatiOn Me Donald LS conf1dcnt of a seLtlc rilent before the end of thu week The Wage Pohcy Comm•ttee oha3 the authorl!y to accept or reject any cant-. 1et proposal 1 he bCSJt guesses now -are that the umon and the r.atton's maJor steel producers w1t! agree on a .three.year, no stnke contN.ct call mg for a mmtmum package In crease of 40 cen:.s. an h()ur The RJCkage offeJ'I fw the fu·st year (fqbably \flli r:(l'proaeh 20 cents A concentmted dr1ve by parettts atrd teaeh('rs 111 Middleport under the d1redlon of Su~ L W Me offiCials resulted Jn a 63% ma]or•ty 111 the school bond J&sue wh1ch was voted at a llpe<:1al elechon Tuesday Sixty percen.t pas necessary for PQHtng the levy ConMos ,and sehool A 73% majonty m the Second Ward was the highest m the v1\ lrage w1th the 1'h1rd haV1ng 71%, Ftrst, 66%, Fourth, 51 percent and the FtftL, 40 percent FLgUres for the ward were Fint, 84 yell, 43 no, :ieeond, '50-56, Third 133-M, fourth, B:i. Fifth ~. ti)!\hour At Monday's mcetm~ the ndus1V JU, made a new eeonomtc ,offe r ~.' the s,eelw!Jrkem un10n , Tbls llftcr apparently WillS au~.ial eROU~ to trLgger hopes -':wl an se-ttleme11t 1}1c Steelwor.lcers went Of1 IU'tk.t at tr11dn.tght June BO aflter nego. THESE EM,n bargea at th• Obio Barge l.Anu term1:Da1, Dravo. ha ~ums became deadlocked on- tbe bura:, Pa , 00 one part bt the 1tory ot' indUJtrlal ~Uon md~stry'.s flffer of a five year cawred by .rtul ~ RJver WJ4oi10Dgahela. (lalet'llatW1tol) ~nt['IC t ca!hng foe a total J)lA!k· Bailey said that a preliminary ..,age mcnease O"f 65 cents ~n hour autops} perform~d by Dr Cati()P - 17 2 3 c('nts the fll'st year alone of Hol:o.er HOSpital yesterda~ indl cated that the Barrett youl'h had dJed ns a result of oasph;puatlon from the gas fumes wlfh•n ot t th .:l barge He also sa1d that exatnwa • treasurer of .the The Waham.~JJgb ScbOpl Chapposlhon of lion of the foOd con.tent of thP. ter of Fqttll'e hmlen~mer.H:a Kaft4wb.t Federat&on stomaiC'h revealed. th1tt death had J.t.l~' 1)0 Wa.'t one of . thit-t)'..fO Cha.ptel'li A(tt>ndtng the convention from taken place at '8,PProxtmGtely 'Z 30 • l 1144. ~ : llJ ~~ 11.7 m !be- State of t~ Pn'g~Ja tiJe ,Y..oaMma Chapter were Adv•s P. ~. Sumtay ' A1J~~r'over 100 can i7!t~~ I() Teeewe a .:!iu)Jttlor 'tllatfte1f or ~enn !'..: Smi(.b1 Herman Obi Although 1he pohc.e duet Bald will become members of 1he Loval award and ratmg in lhe National ingt'r and Jimmy Bumgarner, oCfttha.t evidence of 'OOut play" had Order of Moose on sunday Jul., Chaptcr Contest at ttu! 28th An~ l.'tal c-hap1er delega&es, Sammy heen ruled out by the tnvesliga. , 9 when ms..tJtuttoru::d ceremomes nual Com:entlon of the West V1r· Hoffman Ralph TbompsotJ and twn thus far, he also rrvealerl "or the nmvly orogamzed Pomeroy ;:;Jma- AssociatiOn of FFA held 'l'om Brown thf' latter three bemg !:'hat further patholog1oal t>!sts .udge wdl be held 1n the Pome- las.t week end at Jackson 's ;l,ttll State Farmer Degre~ candidate.!! were bemg made today of Uw roy High School aud 1tormm In addttwn Sammy Hoffman of Those attendmg l'be meetmg lungs .. nd tipues from contuswn• Time of th o ceremonv has been Letart Rout e, presJden.t of the par:lictpated 111. busmess sessions. on the head to detel'mmc bow long placed .;.at 2 30 P. M OffJte•:s w 1jJ W,ahama Chapter, was elected to lcaden:Jbip tr&J.mng periods. lederbrutses on the youth's head bad bt' !ieleeted and instla'!lcd .at the llilon meetmgs, state ronle.sts and been tnfhcted prwr to death 'lame tlme awards and O'l"ganu;ed cecreat10n The pul1ee chtct' tndlcated that The rltualtshc ceremony which The Kanawha Jo"cder<~.Uoa ol rrom mtormatiun gleaned t~u~ wlll make the new lodge 81 real~ty whJch the Wahama Cttaptcr 111 .a [ar in the IDVE'Stlgation that hfe Will be presented by the Pom· member, won for the second .tim~ tn the youth eJHsted only one and Pleasant Moos~ the State FFA campmg plaque one half t'O two mmutc.s -after he The nlaque 1s ~en.ted annual!~ A specta] mPetuw of all mem enleoredth e barge bers and frtends Wlil he hcid m to the Icderabon stormg the Rallcy said ..that Should elWlminah !mil r Pal ke!1> Rcst<O<uran! greatest number of points ID atb hon uf the tiSsues from the brUls- t c ove The Melgs County Health De. let1c contests, cottage 1n.spectiOD.6, es about the youtb'l!ll •h ead reveal 1n Pomeroy on Fnday eYenmg partment reported today that 151 sportsiU.IInship, e&opel'latlon, delethat the bru.ises were tnfhcted by I July 2_7------~.._ persons had been g1ven f1rst gate attendance, leadership traao as much as 15 mmutes pnor to shots of the Salk Vaccine for polto mg and courtesy. dea!'h that an entire new appr'Oa(:'h on Monday and Tuesday of eus Hlg hhght of -1he Lhree day conwould be made m the mveshga week ference was Stmdlay-Vts1torw Day tlon. A program was held at whtch the In W.e meantime funeral m. The department remtnded that State Fa1 mer Dl!gl'ees were pre.. v1ces for the youth were to be second shots only Will be given on sented In addition there was the Fr1day, July 27, Monday, July 30, held loday .. 2 o'clOck .. the annual banquet and the specta1 R11,wlmgs-Coats Futreral Home m md Wednesday, August 1 The awards program M1ddleport .11e-eond shots to be giyen on those NEW YORK UP- The Cmcm- dates will be....gJYen to those pernall Redle.gs announced tOOay tits! sons w!to had their flrstshot& over MATTRESS FIRE th•y have recoiled Pat Sea""•· one month ago. Th"'e Middleport Volunteer Frre bury, 30 year old left handed Dei)Jtlltment was called at midpitcher who hsd been ophoned to The second shoh will be given 1night TUesday whoo a f~ was I Havarua of the InternatiOnal Lea to children of ages one through dtscovC>red lJlo the apartment of gue 15 and to prcgnal'lt women No Paul Mllls ur the Wyatt buildmt Scanllebu"Y w11i n.,t off1elally be fJrst ahots Will be given on t!Jose Datnll'ge wa..o; conftned to bed placed o.n the Ctncmna.tl roster, dates. .&.......... elothmg, a mattress and smok-eMr .and Mrs Frank Vrooman are however, unt1l tt ts decided whtch dama-ge Mills was retJorted \W In charge of the fire and emergencr play.er wtll be cut The Redlegs ha:ve fallen asleep while smckmg alarms 10 Middleport for the next euJ1t'ently are at the maximum 25and restt.ng on the bed. two weeks while Mr and Mrs. •C man limit General Managl"r Gabe R K.srr Sr. are on vaeat 1on DuUes Paul 1ll> expected to arnve 111 New at the Karr apartment at :vUJ.age York later 1n the day to confer ) hall include feeding the prisoners, wLth Ultn.ager Birdie Tebbetts soundtng of alarms, raiHo calls to Scantlebury, whtJ had e tr1al pohce In a wide area serviCed from With the Reds tn spnng trammg the Middleport station and an j complied a 5.5 record wlth the TORONTO ONT UP - Ancient sweTing phone calls at the VIllage Sugar Kmgs anti had a 2 60 e>arned Arch1e Moore ts favored at 14-5 1 run aver::.ge hall twenty-four ~ours a day to wan the btgge"t gamble of hiS carer.r tonight against tall James J Parker m a b1z81 re 15-round !teavywelght fiJZht that promisE$ a record CanadJan gate of $150,. OliO Pro- Ens. top quality f1rm 1 e j htgher U S consumu, white and brown, jumbo11 4Ui0, A large 42- 1 44· mediums 34-3H small 24-27, B largP 3-36 Chickens, stearlv unchanged fryet·s 3..314 lb HI 20 heavy over 3 I~ 16 17. hem 5 lb and under Hi~ 16 hens, light type IH2 .butter...,90 ~~eore 68 MEIGS G&NEAAL I<OSPITAL Admttted. Rolland W1se, Route and Peter Stace, Middleport Discharged Mrs Sadle Conde, Toledo and Mrs Eftle Vale, Cleveland 1 Middleport. 63Percent · · Majority Is Given issue • ~arb Wahama:Hig~ Schpol Chapter Of Future FannersiHooored 'jthe Meigs Health Dept. To Give Salk Vaecine Redlegs Reea}} Piteher From Havana Club Vrooman's Take . ~. peeder FI'ned 0ver M'ddJeport "' In Mayors Court Emergency Duty Market Reports 1.. -------------.... · .. WEATHER enttne Moose Lodge 'fu Be Instituted SnndAv Staaaeo (left) ba WlllldJq'toa . . be ~ oa Richart Nixon to wtthdn.w && QB.Ddldate for v1oe presl.dflllt lD favor ol Gov. Ohrltua.a Bei'Ulr (I'IJb&) of Ma,peehuette. HELD IN CHINA FIVE YEARS t"' • ByTheEndOfCurrent Week H~rter CASH • t ·:Stassen's Stop Drive Mid .-IMassaehusetts s Ended Abruptly By Herter Steel Strike Governor Will · Nominate Nixon YOUII CAt StiQULD OO'It:l I~ at • Vol. VIII, No. 85 I '"' ' , ..nd Mlk~. ~r1 Olive Ingraham and daugb. Marietta, and Pomeroy • e I 36 Impolite 37. Voided •NICUtcheon 39 Spawn of n.h 40 Appl• • aeed nothtnr V;o>; 4.3 Obaerves •U Round tl.emmer tnd · PICNIC I>UYj)E. Four nelshborl"l fll!lill .. bad 1 PfCDie IUIJper at the hom.t of Mr and Mn E . M Blake, SUbdar 11IOie pruenl were Mr .... Mrl. Blake and children, Chfll'Ole, Ed. and Jobn, and bH' piJ'ent.. and Mn. Roy Traey, Mr. alld: t 14 W'oodl ap.d her •l•ter, r •· W. A Gautier, CoJumMr and Mrs Yll Roller and Dick Gret1 and the'• , Mrs and Richard her IOrll!i, Pat and Mrs. 1 For.. rest Bachtel and f.amtl.y, F(ll'rest and Carol, and daughter, M~ Georlie Dallas, Mr. Dalla• and !!On, BIUy --------- wtrc tn Ca-llin..,. on Sundo~y-&wrre and daUghter of I I" 26 Remove -lot ........ .,-.. ......... ' ·. , ,., ""Y Mrs GeO'r:ge Surru; anrl DAILY CROSSWORD --~ -----c- ••swer. o,.. 1 WOLF PEN Horse Show· Will Run Six Nights M~ :~~ chtldrcn were Ln r a1 aembung on Monday Mr and M't'S A,lhur Fck of Pomemy called on M r and Mlli al1'~ Mr an:d Mf':s> 'WJIIJI'm Powell Ned Henry Tue!Kiay e.venm~ of, New Haven Mr apd Mrs Hcnnan Hcnty A demonstration, party was held and son were callmg on MT t.nd at ttle borne or Belv-a ftOUSih Juty M'rs Ned Henry Tue§'duy 16 Wllh Mrs Lavera P1enall of They h-a\'e just returned from PI Pleasant as demonst-rator. RcOcean Sl•ie Calif and Will frcsbmrnts were to eigh.t fur Camp Quantico Va, f1rst \\'Riace Bradford, MtddJepor l or August whL"' e hl' Will be sta- VJ!Hted Mr and Mrs Fre(lo Lewis twnefl f.or two years, SunU<Iy •· IY .. n Bush ~ Ma ~ on Cil)' ' "IS!LL·d Mr ~n d Mt'.s Buren Duncan ac Ned Henry Pnday companied Mr. and Mn George The Good \\'Jil cla~"t<; meL this Humphrey to Halzer H{ri;p~lal on week at the Jl.ome of Ji'rtcda Friday for a e~kup Henry to continue cutting ra-gs The small daugh-Lcr of Mr~ Several members were present Jamce Carter Yl31ted their .uunt Mn. Anoo Lfluise ColLey and Ms Deloras KelbJllgSWorth Satur children vtsited Mr a-nd. Mr~ day whlle Mrs Carter VISited her Dl.na Lewis and Mma 'l'Uesd&y Lelan-d Sm'1lh, Middleport, vunt~ Gu~ of Jessie Lewis the past ed .Mr. Md Mrs Pearl Sm1th Mon . week we-re Olev1a Young Jes$''ic day. Cartwright, Henry All('n ~nd MarSue Johnson, Ma.aon aiX) daugh vm Lewis Letart Edd•e LeWIS ter France3 o( Cumberland called srd son of Hamil ton Zelia 'land on Mr and Mrs Ted R1ley and Hal vPy Burki!!Jo , Mn~ Helen Ttlhs M1· and Mn Tay-lor \'lan M~~'-Z.Pt Pll'a ~'8nt Mr and Mrs Ew:rett u-.........."6 J ~ hn McUerri')Oit Pit Plea~nt of N1Uo, r and Mra Bill Wtlham.s \l•lltd Mrs Cloca W!llill.tns Sun- and daughter are- m Mlcb1>gan day Mrs Paul W<ashmgt.on of Letart Ma ~~·t Ann and Ph.yllis WilL. VISited here last week tern~. ~hna Lew 1s rnol!ored to Hunht. gton Sunday NOTICE Of= APPOINTMENT Admlnlstrltor M1 lind MTs l'lmc lrwin 11nd Cltm ~ d Ia, South&Jdr., Mr and Mrs Es:t.t•· of Fr•nk C. AlJen, O.CNHd Nohce is hereby gwen that Jamc~ Cunrungham Pt Pleasant Clarence W Proffitt whose Post W>ltt:•d Mr and MI13 Dana Lew1s Offlct addres11 is Portland, Oh1o Sunday RC!ute No 1 ha.s l1flf!n duly ap M1 and Mr ~ Bud R•n. East L1 potnted as Admmilltralo1 of the vcrpnol VISited MI'S Katie Bass !!:.stat~~: of Frank C Allen, late of and KP.nme Monday Portland, Ohto, Route No l Me1g ~ V!Stltl il'g Mr antt Mrs C!1fford County, Oh1o, deceased JohnRun and [amllv the pa~: Dated th1s 12th day of July 1956 w.eck WCle Betty and Jo,;:me.l-I TUIII John C Ba~:on ver and fam1{'., Columbu~. Mr and Judge o( the Probate Cou1 t Mrs Ru9SeH M>('Comas and Manne Metgs County, Ohm ' McC'a lllRler Hunbngton. Lora 17)17, 24, 313te Gucs.ts or Mr and MIS John Meum as Mr and Mns · Matthew Juhnson were Mr and "'!'~ Alli e~ f_,on~ and f<iimLy, Glenwood and NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Blake Norman SpurLock &llecutor M1 .. nd M1 s Raym ( nd Wdlbu•n Burlm Hlake, Arthur R-oush and E•tate of P•ncl) Adldn1, DIC...ed of M•ddlrporl v!~led Mr and Mr~ ~0'\man Sputlvck motored to Notice is hereby g1ven tltat Edward R1ley Sunday Glenwoed Sundlly , Homer Sm•th TaylOr whose Post . Mr and Mns Glenn Glaze and Office address Is 3999 Jo11eph Sl chJlUren, Pomeroy \ lst ted Mr Grove C1ty, Oh1o, baa been 5tuly and.. Mrs. Harry John/SoO n Sunday app~;nnted as Executor Of the Es· DOWN 18 One'Mrs ]rene Kelley &nd child~n tate of Ponctl Adkms late of 1. Csper J 1pot MN! Max1ne Aldrt.ch and children Metfils County, Oh1o, deceased t colloq ) card had a p1omc at Middlepcnt 11hun2 Below 19 A roll Dated thls Hth day of July day · cnatlt ) 1 21. Flower 1956 3 Ceblne 22. Wrltlnr Robel'! Greer Jr of Pt PieaS&Ilt John C Bacon 1 monkey• I fluid 1s vJs-Jtmg Elmer Vanmeter Jr Judge of the Probate Court • Sum up 23. ):>art ot Mr and Mrs R~ Ktllil' and Mc1gs COi.lnty, Ohio & Bottom 'to be ' IJebra Le~a11 VISited r,trs B)tty (7) 17, 24, 31-3te ot a room 25 A jack• Rendered daw fAt or .swtne 28. Port-au Yf'•l~rdtf'l Anl-.et • .J 1' Strange " Prince 31S AnglO• 1 Membera ot Is saxon ~~~~t'uoro:~~. ~tate Something BIG For Everybody I 1~P• ~ Mu~s Wednesd Ry m~ht and Thur~da.y w 1th Mr and Mr~ rhomas Holter and famllv 1 Mu Robert L~r spent the week (•nd Columbus with Mr and Mr<s Dw1ght Sw1•otson and family and Mr and Mns .James Ingram and family Stephen .Janet and Mark Sweptson Jeturned home w1,h her Tue!Sdrv fo a visit with 1 thf'lr grandparents, Mr and Mn. Ralph Lee Ctrc1e and r Mr1 and ~ Mrs w Homer ut 1 c1 1 am1 Y anu ave rc e spe SRt day evening w1th Mr and Mr~rThomas Holter and famtly Mrs Garrett Ctrcle tl{ Racine <~nd Mrs Fronres BoiJkman of Buc thel visited Mrs Sullivan Circle Sunday Mr and Mrs Haro.ld Circle of Rn.cine and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dub1e of Sprmgfteld spent Sun. cht} w1th ~r and Mrs Homer Clrclt Ven3 Cuclc callrd on Mrs Lu nlle K• aueter Sundaay afterJl{lon Florence. Lmda Sue. and and Larry lircle called on Mr and Mts Bu1en Duncan and family o( Cl1ftM W Va, Frtday M1 1111d M•s John Circle uf Columbu~ vt sltcd hill parents, Mr nnrl Mrs S G Cit de Monday anrl 1 ursday 11.nd wert' accomplmled to thlir home by his mOther who w1th them Parkers burg and Bennie Ga~n,er 9pent the remainder of the week Mr~ Erma! Schreckengost of and Mildred Lemley called on Mrs Dean B•mkcr and fam1ly Sun day evening The Home Builders Class of Sullon metal the home of flh and Mrs Bobe1t Lee Friday mght M1 and Mra Shelby P•ckens and son of Columbus ~:;pent the woek end \~ 1th fncnds and r~lahves Imemor~lJYse;n~~ f Giant d1aplay of 1ndu11try In the Industry BUJldmg (formerly talled the K. and M. Building), wtth a Neda Bradford, who ho.s beer. panorama of the ateel industry, an VISiting Mr and Mrs Franklin atom1c enel'gy exh1blt, a Model Bailey and sun, Chester, has re- Home, moo:lern equ1pment for comturned home 1 mumcatwns, a GE jet engme and Mr snd Mrs Charles Brad- display ot products ol gla1s, jamt 1 bury and child! en were weekend and :furn1ture manufacturers. guests of Mr r. nd Mrs Joe Young Dally program• 'Jt rnuaie and Jr Woodllfl t!Jti Joe Ill and h1s sis ter, Melanie, who hDd been vasltlnst: drama, lncludmg choral concert&, the1r grandmother, Mrs Robert ' dance revues, vocal and inatruReibel and family returned W ' mentul cmcmfiles, drama contests WoodP!tleld with the Bradburys and solo perfo1munccs by amateurs 1 Mils Lc!11 CL>cil was taken to and pro!e11ionnls, under tha direcMeigs Generul Hospital Jn the : tion of Eugene Roe& of Delaware. Rawlngs.Coata ambulance Monnlsplay of modern jet fighter airday cralt by Oh.io's Air Nat1onal Guard. Mrs Margart'l Gabbs was at Spectacular ctisplay by U. S. Air Holzer Hospital for 8 checkup Mon IForce ln cooperntwn "'1th p!!rMonnel day. Iof Lockbourne A it Base. Mrs Raymond KIDes is employDisplay ot ctJmplete 200 ·bed ed at the Middleport ~'Xchange of the telephone eompany She hu ernergene7 llo1pital by Ohio be~>n w01kln8 at the- Ben Jo'r11nkUn Qlvi\lan Defeme office, v.ith demon ~ 1tratlo11'a of proocdurea d'mng en~ Store t~WJ)' a1r attacka, tlooda or tomadoeL Mrs Lllil la n Mcf'..ec returned Fnday frum Ru ssell Kentucky. Cay Pa.roa lldewalk cafe, locs.ted where shl' h 1cl beC'n v • ~tting her weat ot the P!ort and A~ BIJi1d.ing, siB\.el Mr~ A C !'l:t'ld to lMl maugf.ld bJ Blendon Q.-ge Karl Beck left Munday ror a Members. Yl.e1t wllh hts grandfathl•r, Waldo Ch1ckcn ot Tomorrow Contesl for Byer!'i Ul Bowlln.w Gn~n l H, Jo' FA and FH'A member~~, with /udgmi and audion 11et !or 10 a m. CINCINNATI VISITORS Fr1day, Aug 24. Mr and Mn; ~Jcha' d Jon es "State g9vemn.tent; fn action" exB11rhara Coat~ Doo lktzmg J 1111 Wells RN and Rolltn Danlcls of 1lb1t.a bJ state departments in ihe Columhtu ~pent tht- Wt>ckend 111 Stat. Exhibit. Bullding, aouthe~t~~t o! the race track, Cmcmnah M1nfature rnldwny for lhe 11mall fry from 8 to fi V ..11rcz nr 111:>'1' Wi!h ,......, pu -otlho "HH41nl"~ I IlL Y!!oltoJI.Whllt" lhot you I - .....,. -111, IU it I FJI W•~rly I IwnhMaryRa!Wpha,",onISSPIIfo oSIp~lolerng B&to~ spe ttte Mr1, Paul Ot!nJM, has gone to OCeanside, Cahr Where her bus bD;11d, Sgt Lewis ls ~;tatloncd at a Manne base Mrs Lora Greenlee, Columbus. sister of C H Jarob.!i, spent Sun~ day with Mr 1.nd Mu1 Jones at tbelr home on South 'l'hlrd Ave Other guests were Mrs Lett1e Glasspee Ra venswood mece of Mr Jones, ar1d Mr ~:~nd Mrs Denver Knapp Pme!Las Pa• k , Fla Mr KnRpp 1• a brother of Mrs Jones Mrs John DDton, Charleston Is visiting he• s1ste-r, Miss Sarah Kerwood , this week Clair Spencer, w~o has been on flick leave f•om Spencer's Market for several months, has returned to h1s work there. . • ' . Pomer~ ~ I I I on Lake Er1e Mrs Douglas Lew1s Hollm~n CaN Swnday Mr •n<l Mr.o Lloyd of CLASS MEETS vlslted M;r md Mn Ray Tohe Good W1ll Ci.8.8! met 1n the Pickens sr , Su-Dda)'. · cburob b....,... on TUe'<lay e'leOb..-les Cartwrirbt and Ob ..... nt.rl( and motored the Middle Aldrich were lD S...nday. wh1eh t he glee club sang "He" port Part wbert: they had • )!c. Lloyd WilUema at~ tbe Ynd Rev Schott offered pra.yer me for tlunr J~ rneet:l.llg funeral of Cad Ro'b.iMoe sun~. wh•~:h cllosed w~ Lhe gliee club A short proera.m was l('lVen ud Dal'lt,y Sm!th &pent the wee-tend "mgmg 1'he Lold's Prayoer" the followmg members were pnt with bta t(r.¥ldparents, Mr. aDd Fo'Jowmg the Invocation by Rev 01 · y 0 g L y Wood T \' sent lV.lll lUl , uc Mrs 0 ouna: Oleveloahd apen.t Slhott the song "Taps" was P~- rum, La~ Holland, HeLM Wlill/ JOOepb McN"abb, S<·ntcd by the glee club 'llohtle 1am.11, Mabel J'O.hMon, Alma John· a week's wcation w1th Mr Mlid.Mn four P-X..o£0<ldtcrs d.r>Pst.u~d 1-n a Mar- son Betty Call, Wdma Blake, Mrs A p Nicholson. lilt Navy Air Corps and Army Nat<roos Mar.LJl.a Hell'J"y and PhyH._ VpnfuJI dr-ess uniforms stood at atMary P1ck~ns, Florence Young me~or returned brim Oolumbwt !t·n l lon T.he oaudi:lorlum w as dark Belva Rol.t"lh, Helen Ba.rkm-, LawM'r and lrin,.. Goorge Cartwright 1 'nl'rl and a :s~pot! Jght rocussed 011 rene-e Lew1s, Luc1lle Harnoon, of Penn , were.. recent a:uests of 1hp S'iJld!e rs. The servlc.e condud- Betty J.o Young, CliaNL W1lhams, Kabe Otiver aDd G:roace CartPd wllh the reN. tss!onal of ~tate Frieda Heney, June Burns, (rene wnght. i!nrl dl~fl'lct 'Gfhccrs Justis, Leanna Wnght, Lena MT" aDd Ml'3 ClaNnee Newe:J Mrs N~utzhng was hLghly pfaiS- Lyons, Ann-a Ho(fm.an and goond and JJOn retume.d from Columbus {'rl hv the rn" mhers uf 'he LegiOn sun, W1oona .Hoffman, [Sabel after speodntg a weltk with Mr ani! Auxiliary for t.he lmpresslVC Browll, Mace) Bumgardner and and Mrs. LewiS Dal}y Nt: 1V"ll e which s he and Rev gue-st, Mns Lulu Rlli'JSell Mrs. John Jian'Won, 'Mrs Dllna Sehot I planned Lewts ami Ml'l5 Lloyd VAliJ.lams - - - - -I Ml' a-nd Mn1 GOOJ'ige Burns anti spent Tuesday with Mrs Clyde CARMEL :laughters went to Galitpohs on Bumgardner .at Ma.ott BY BETTY CARLETON SatuTday Mr an-d Mrs Elcber Vanmeter Mr and Mrs Charles Barr ;u"n~ Beverly Ann Burns abtcn(]ed a motored to Dunbar to a< son of Long Bottom ~pent bir~hda, party at the home of d;~v w1th M• and Mrs Douglas Circle and hmdv rD Mr and Mrrs Edd1e R1ek-ard on Larry Chel('! sncnt the wecjtend Wedn~ay for the1r OOLf;ghle) Post waaeu Childrea, CIJITON l I Archie Moor-e Is Favored At 14-5 Over J. J. Parker TESTIFIES ON McKEON SLAP Moore 39 the lighl hell\'YWeight one conchamp1on and number tender ftJr the • acant heavywelg!:lt crown Is guaranteed .$45,0QO fo1 the ftght at Maplr Leaf Baseball Stadmm, but n 'flclcat or serious nng m)ury would knock h1m out o( a sut e shot at the ~f!'lvy crown in September Parker 28 1~ an unranked heavy contender but the tall Toronto blaster Is a dangerous punch er who has knocki!d out 23 of ~u 37 opponent 8 He claims the Canadian and Br1t1sh emp1re titles "I expect trouble w1th Parker tonight,' mu~tachiocd ~oore sa1d Loda.y "And for llu1t l'(!&son I'm 1 thao r goina to h•t h1m ha1 der ever bit any man before 1 I Moore who already has claimed II vacll.nt h,eavy crown because of Rocky Milrciano's rehrementl will be recogmze4 as "uncrowned world heavyweight" by the Cana. dian Boxing Federatwn if be beats t~e I Ptrw tonliht. _ __ _ .FREIGHTER'S The dr1ve W.lll spearheaded on July 13 when Lhe supers,ltluon of Fru:b.y th~ thirteenth, was 18noced and the pr-ogram of the Potnef'Ot'-Middleport Rotary Club was presented by Supt McCOJMi, who displayed p(<:tures of tbe proposed elementary school and addthon to the present Htgh School, and b) Paul Smart. \JCPpr ..3Ident of the C~~ JZens' Nahonal Bank and clerk of the Board of Educatwn, who tave the ftn8flcitll f.<:cts about the borrd 1ssue The p1ctures Winch are on dlSplay m the Shoebox wmdows were made by C D Cam.den and Associates, areh1leot. and engmeers of M~ 1~tta A town..wlde canvass of .homea ~nlo; aad tea. chers who dlStrtbut~d ledSeta ex plalntne the ISSUe • was made by the .. ...... . 11,.....(~ Supt:'' McComb stud Tuef!Cbt cvenmg ~hat •mmedi.lfle plans would be started on the pr:oject Loeatum for th~ elemenlm')r .school w1ll have to be a~ by state authorities after selection by the Board. Ferguson Speaks Before Meigs ·Co Women's Clubs Joseph Ferguson-, Columbua, candidate for ltate ali4ltor ...., gue&t speaker when the Women'• Democratic Club ot Mei&S Countr met :Monday eve..ane at tb~ ~ ond Ward House, Pomero:y Mrs Jlilla.rd VanMeter, v1ce PRSJdeDt. preeided over the meet. ....1111 and severe) commulllCitlOM were read from state beadq\WI.tllers Plaot were made lor a picntc to he held !D Attgust, the ttrne and place to be aMouneed later. Following .the address of Mr Ferguson, Rolland Neut:zhng, eandidate fOf' comm•ssioner Cbarles Diehl, candidate sbert(f eacb spoke bnefly and fot A sotlal hour concluded the meeting and refreshments were served to appronr.lately 75 per• .... SIDE RIPPPED - � 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 24, 1956 barrett carl postle webster