https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8a72be1db8f73c91101abb5b9a795fca.pdf 88a75abfa0adc846bcae2d05ea2003ec PDF Text Text . ,, .. 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 - �• ' ' Poae Two..-~ .....::,.; Th D II Se ' I P 1• Oh Y:___n_tl_ne---'-'__:o_m_e:....r.::.oy:_:_-"iddleport,___ lo___ _;===:::=:::=·~---------Wed~doy,July25, 1 .:__-:-:;;:;::.:==:.:-:.·:..:-=======:-;----·-.---_!_o __ ·--"' -. The Daily Sentinel LdSfNG-WEIGHt RICHARD S, OWEN I GEN. MOll. On REYNOLD E. CIREENI The News PubUsbed every afternoou except SundJy by The Ohio ValleJ Se.rula&l, Inc , at flO Mt>.ehamc St, Pume.ruy, 0 pbon e 398, edll anal ofhce pho~ 397 Entt>t~d Pom~roj a11 tecood cluss m;:n .li mailer at tbe Oh1o Uusil•ea po..u olfJce vft1ce NJtit1naJ advf.'rtlslng ri!ptB!!Pnt!lt!ve, Botlln••liJ K1mllall. In~ .. :U., Lexmgton Avt- , Nl'w 'Yor J,: City 16. N Y SubscrrpllOI'I rates. DeiJvPry by carn f' r where availllble 30 ccntJ BY ~HA~LIS t.\, McCANN United P...- Stiff Colretpandtnt President Gamal Alxtel N~er or Egypt has guffered his severest 3:etbaek smee he olrertht't' w Kina f.<"'arouk four years ago. When •he wenl to Yugoslavb: lns.t week to confer Wlt'h PN!SI· dent Tito and Indian Pr·ime ,J.knISter JJrNaharlal Nehru, Nuser WitS' ndma: h@. He wa& IJuilding himself up as leader of the Arab nations He was pJayil').g the West a.gamst tohe East in chis di'ptomaey wtth appcrent suce'eu. He waa be.ing 1headlined as one of tbe world's three leading "neutralists." Then things began to b&'l)pen r NOT AS .STRONG per weeJr: one year rr. advao<·r a t Th f• D:~dy St-.JI!nt'l urtice, $15tiO, A5 YOU USED TO ' ' ' llll: m o nth ~ $7 80, thrt•t> months $.1 90 By m JI CJ r rtJule Wh l' re ava1h1blc one mt.l!lb. $1 By mall one yt•ar $8, :.tll UlUIIIh!!, $42ft; tbre.! mtmths, $2~u on e mor11h $l . BE,BOy. ·-·-----,--- ' ) Seeing the Perfect Man 0 ~ tlw hmv lhoroughf.He, in c ro .... ~kd buM' S, !run~ , Hlld mrpl .•nt·~ "t! llll'Ct n cross !Writ o n of humullll y. \\ ht•n 1101 on our )(li:JIII "e .1re l1kd} to JUt!~t· int.lnJduals u-.: co1d1 n,11 to IHurt.il s tandards, ofh•11 ll\ou!Jng ont: ..., hu uprwm s to be thspl('as· ius ur repulsive. 'J hen \'tl' n£f'd lu rrlllt"lllLl'r the Y.onh wh11 h tbe B1Lh• ::11t1 Jbufl•s to l:hn st Jt<~us {:\hltthew 11 28), •·c,,meo unto me, all \ e tlwt lohour nnd l.ll't: hea\'Y laden, and 1 v.i!l gl \ t" you rest." Alar) B:1ker :Eddy, the :Oi'>rovcrer ond FonnUt r uf Clm~twn St lrn<"e, r·onsist.-ntlv tlt·l·lan·rl nnd (ollowt•d the tcu"hlllj;IS of (,hnst Jt·sus. In f11 I, ~h~· hn~•·d hrr cli s!' OVl' ry IIJWII Iu s \\01 cis untl wur· k~ On JJ.I)(t·~ 471i 111d 177 of ' Sc ft·nce amllle'ullh wrlh K•·y to !be St nplurf's" M1 s l .tltl\' ~fult•fi, "Jt·sus IJI'h,ltl 111 Scumce the perf•·( t num, "'h o up)wtlrcd to 111111 "'here SlnllillA: IJJOI!ul man nppt' ,cr!4 to lllullnl~.'' Al'f'ul tlill!ll \ she lt'.H lws tho~! the S r ien('e Hymnal earne to h1·r· UHI (:'\o 3lfc) : Stwak gently to the erring li1111 ones, They must have toiled in vain; Perdwnce unkin•lness madc!l lhf'm ~o; 0 wm them back again. The ne wcomJ>r wa~ admitted, and With alt•rlnes.. lhe teacher ~pil'i1unlly dt sccrned every indl· vidual a:o~ In 11 uth the perfect chlld of Cod, blamele~s and Jovmg, H :mnony reigned, and tbe enltre group was benefited. AI the close of the ~chool day lhc new sludent thnnked the tn• sl nwt or rt•r prolectinlf her, She lohl a stor \ of a broken home, tli~l·our.tlo(t' menl, nl'glect~ 11 n d "udlv. Follo•d wilh o·ompossoon, lhc ll!:u·lwr Wfl!i Srutdul foa· the ""~'"'''"'''v ah. clus.'l. nv the'"auk, end urher the1"'" semes· lt>r u lovublc•, olll'uelive, ond In· tt·IJJI.f(·nt :-;t 11 dent emergeti, Be· rn1·c the opt>nlng of the next !ll'llle~l(>r, the lol'lrl ~ent 8 neully 111111 of l:ool'~ t ' I"('LJIIIll( I~ ~pi1 11- pt•nnt·d not~ to her teacher, Slot1111, (,ud ~ likeness. In IH!Il'l' to JJijollhat ht•r JHII'I'nls had been retlu11r\ tl11s fuel , stu! clt•tiJu;s m.tn um11•d :11rd lmd 1110 ~1·d to unut]wr 111 litis lt•xlilouk II.N fullcms (JI. d1~hkt 'Wiu•re slw "\\UII now a !'1111) 'J'IIC' f'!HIIJIIIIIIHI Jdc•n Of Ill · 1Hf.lh ~chool s,·nmr . Later on an IJIIIh• s,,irll; tlw SJIIIIIUul lll l if.ll' 111\IIUIH•u to lwc 101111nen'·ement :md hkt llt'SS uf l•o•l, the full arJJ,~·~ I llw ~IIJtl(·nt gJ·acluatC'•I 1't'J1rt"H'IIIUIIOII uf Mind ." n r.u! J, UJtly ju\uus chou·ming Wlwn v.e Llmlt·•·sl.•nd (lod to Aid, ' he Spin!, Mmd, Sc, ul, l.if1 , 'I ruth , It is n pm·ll('l{£' to mePt f'O<'h unci I to \'e , , , We lllll!<i( llt'(' t'S· Sllfl]\ 11h·nlif\ 0\IIS(•Ivt•s UN t ho • em, v. hu < 1 " ~ !<i··~ uur )Jill h with II tlt·c I111IIS uf Ihe Jlllilllln l,ucJ - kindly ('oB~idl'rniJOII. Where \\e )U'ud, 1 ullwr thnn .,s lumiN.I mor- min~lt· - 111 lh ~ hcune, bll!iine&ll, ~llmoJI, cllut!h, c1r tltl tht• high111~ J lwn, If II ue lo 0111 selves lllltl to Cod, Wf' 11111~1 rwe c • vtl' ~'· wuv - - i~ 11f little impco1·tnncc. FI'IIJIII'IIIIy we· ncl'd to he moHt Clllt' us (loll'~ ~Ill f•·c I splilltJ ,tl w.tlc hful In lh•• ~~~~OCinlwn idt<LJ, us 0111 lulcl\ 1;I lw1• lh•1 'II•~ r cvr1·sc or tin s wouhl lw uu- tho11c Y.lm '"e c1oiH·~I aut! deurl's\Ju U~ 'l'IIIIIIUhlll'.'i~ly lAC lnkc du b.twn . , , A h·n<"her In !l lar..c<' hi,w;h llu r 11 fm· urnntuJ ur wrong Ihem lll't•dl£'s~ II'JIHL~IIl. When fH'hool, luul the oppoJIIIIul~ !u \I.Jih 1 lice ol}.lllrs n9 (oud mnkc1 fol lu_•r nlldilv lu sec lllll/1 ns "" Gud'11 ·.lnlnf.(c wul hkt•nes:o~. The thuu, OUJ entli'll ulltlude lowurt1 t•mulund chnnu<•s ror the bt'lh•r. dill II uf J4iJ h J.J uUf.!'lll lu II!' I' riH"S a yuuug Hit I, :t )l:lo\'t•nly, dt~hev­ Bul this dhlcctnllll'llf r('quii·I·S cmd )ll'nl \I('C, Mnny (('j. f'lt•d humun lw1uH. n porll.ut of pulil•nce low travf'lt•I'K on IJfc'.'l J'mul CUlly Jlllst rv mul 111 ..clt'l I. 'I'll•' g~r] a hcnvy lmrrlrn, lh•u•.'lh 11 IIIli\' v.ux ,,, t•ult•J ou prnhalwn in noluhvu\ she l'\'ult•nt, Lt·ilululy ' UC' l'Oidun~ e Wllh ll w pl~u of lilt• we nerd 011 ~:~ unotht·•·· oiJirc·•· whu lu ndt·cl lilt· rt· fllcnt . t ~ . ••• Ahwh n h{•cng vulrf'll n!l !111 y v.lu•rc she had ht·t n dc- to the nerd of mn•·c IH'olht•tly tuine(l for lt',IS UIIS of ili•Jm- love. But is it i!Cilernlly prue· IJIICIICV. Af f!J ~~ Sl!(h! Jlw ltiU her heed? We see the perrt•<' l man Nhrunk homtlu 1"• • ~11111 ,,{ CX · ouly as we live the words of the IJOtilliR' llrls huplt· s~ 111••11111 In th e Mu~lrr (Murk 12•31 ), "'1 hou lllH't'Jlli unaJ ly W1•l H11 OUIIII'II 1111 d shall lo\'e lh:\o' neiMhhour "" thy~ Ol•h•Jiy cln~~. But llw~~oe vm s•·s ~£'If." 1'ht Lhrwlw11 ,\ owe~ tr~m u loved hymn in the Chris· ,\fo11itur, , • - - .._.. ,,r - -------- ------ DAILY CROSSWOR , ACROSS I Ba1 k cloth I !pi l ( t I J 1 9llngln~ lnlect.AJ 11 Semblance J2 A plaited •trip ot lact uaed for eolian 13 Cllru.s fruit H . Chatr lD From · prell)( 16 Kettle 11. Alflrmstlve \OOle 11. Mu11c note 19 Soiled 21 Norwerhan author 1poSB ) 23 Cu mpqf point Fr l ~ndly K11avJ>vf 2 1 tlvl'r clubs1]VO) 21 S la111 - 4 Maturl! rl Southeaat I ese lobbr) 2~ 6 Fnmoua U. S general culn NtJli\'e 26 Wu:.s l· th~ Niger riVI!I lh1~ hold11 8 Lott<ralty, 28 Fnm ou!l thlng11 done 36 Native mun 30 F'ulac· hood, 32 lli.Jl.'nl~:l.'cl 14 Str1pt!!i HI Meosure 19 Thl( k tl\ } 20 ll'llh s o\ntwu 3!1 Robuat st(l tu- Jlronoun 10 Wither Of Apb]& ,O,lathmu11 (A& lit) U PrtJposltlon 42 Wino roct!plade U Nickel t.a)'m 1 1 IIY• Jlllt'lltlt•:(lj p 'f•t and Jl Uil'oo( Hl llll • lhll ' !UI IA llllcally 2T 'l'IIL I" t$p I I'" 8: ~ I" 2U Domutlo fowl 30 Tiny 31 . wa.v• out 3l Whatr Zoit Shinto ttdlple 37 B<*k ft4X 31 'l:huo ~- r• I ~ #8. J:.eklmo- type outer prmente 41. 'to n•l•ct u. Wlncolllpod · -·· 64.0n4ooto w~d.erlnr 41. Biblical ~~ .1" 1'. " ___f2; ~ ~1.. greaii\'!SS. Br,Jtain toJI~ SJUit n.tJtt day by c~elli~ itS q.wn o-ler of .aid' ~u,._ Ln. '\- -====================:-===========--=- Qn /nSn ,.;f f • / A - d--·: • U 10n0 VeffiStng IY ROBERT C, RUARK ,# 1-.) ' ' Per1ta ,.,. · '~ - 1. Aklnd6111ab J)AJLY CRYPTOQUOTE - u.,..., how to worlt It: AXYDLB"AXR Ia LONOF&LLOW Oat lflter simply •tand1 tor another. In Ulll txample A 11 uted IOf, Ultc three L't, X tor t'he two O'a, etc. lint~ latter., tfophlo, the lenrth and tormatlon or the wordt -.n all h.lnta 'Caeh day the code lett.cu are 41trerent. •po•· HIGHWAY / - . TRAGEDIE~ "21," ;l Kr.t IAKDI:CYioiC ~CN MZAKTD, JTU IQPPU ~ 41C!~'( IKT Y-a Ill. C C K y A. ....""T-. ,.... ·- . . . . . . - ' tO.OO Rome ll SO It Co•1ld Be You 12:00 , Carner& G-oes to St'hool 12:30 Current l.SO Tennessee Ernie 2:00 Matmee 8:00 Queen For a Day 3 41 Modern Romances 4.0fl Comedy T1me 5:op, Aunt Oro 4·1() My Little Margie 6.00 Newt Picture 5:30 H<!1!81on~ C4Mdy 8:!5 , Sports. Eye 6:211 Les Paul 6:30 Jaye P Morgan 6:B Newo C..av1111 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Secret Jour-Gal 7:30 Su.ie 8.00 Ktofl Tbewe 10·00 Pr<oo Conte"""'e llh99 lflllller K.no,.. 11eot Fore)gn l I Tips on Touring 1t •bad been rej)()li'ed 1hat Russia \\'as Wlili~ rf.o fi.noance the entire projeCt. • 8:00 To make things worse , Nasser 9:00 failed m hL't atl'e.mpt In ~he Yugo. 9:30 ~la'V conference to geit Tfto and I0:3o . Nehru to promise b'i:m full ~liP· 11.00 port in his campaign ngainsl 11-15 France in Ncmt>h Af•rlca 11:30 It looks very muctl. at titre mom· 11 45,' en1, aK tf Nasser had oul:.!lmart6(t 12·00 htm~r lf WCHS-TV Channell ~~ •::~ ~::: 1· I I e ' ;1 I,') Seoet Storm 4 00 :w Fo-ur 00 Arlhur Murray 9 30 QUI7. KidS 10 00 F..'!So ll !! po.-ic r Sporls r>a r :~ df' We!JH,f>rmatl JO :10 Pnlat_•e Plavhou ~e 11 00 N1•v. s 11 05 Th 1• Tn t,, . Sh()W . ... • ---- ua.. Klol JC TPC "f'"" w~"'-!'.!.~~"!.J!ll•'· -~- -· ata!eo miv fW ~Auilla 1/o: jit..,, irit!!>~llllo uoiNt 11M ~anT~~ -..,.-- '-" -,. Ool'Nf -- 0 o ' 0:" . '' '' . " . wo~~t~~e:a~~:wt~eawa~~!,':::~~ ~~tt!';~~h--~-.- ! -=: _: I I &mart ~okin~ , partner... ~cker. The big queation rn.r~ for Cln ment. 6)0 Sport.< Jl)hn ·Daly • 6 go DosnO,:la•d 130 The A.ma.dng DunnJrtger '-' 00 Screen Directors Pia,. ' house 8:30 • £lddy ArnDld Show 9·ll0 Woo 1'\i~ht '~<'ights lt.45 Sl.ra"" Hat Tht!'atre 11 00 News and Wflahher 11 10 Spoils 11 15 H,.arl or l.he- C1ty 1l 45 S1gn Otr ----- Ourney Will Tbe Women'-t Club beld a 'I' I Resume Tonite ......_ THE HARDWICK ......... AUTOMATIC ForRSt Tucker Ad•le Mlr1 "ROCK 15tANC TRAIL" (11'1 Color) July 26-27 Sttwnt June Allyson "THI STRATTON STORY" ' -.1,10- JO.i Mc:Cre• Ver1 Miles "WICHITA" Cln.m.acope-T echnic:alor SaturdaJ Onlr July 21 Leo Gore.,Huntz H1ll "THE SPY CHASERS" --1110-~lson Andy . Guy Dtvln'e "MARSHALLS IN DISGUISE" A... Comedy 1nd C1rtoo1c * lill4t1Ntl**....... "" ....._.,onu. * top....., * t;cilllft ltllhlol Pllols * lcwMitk• Phone 388-Y ' IJ-spu4 .... ... ~ high-style HARDWICK OAIRANOI .. ~ - - --- _ _..J ONLY .99.9S MASON Furniture ·. · MOORE'S Pom~~~: PICNIC TIME IS HERE! ENJOY A DAY WITH YOUR FAMILY! Heart-0-Hickory Smoke Chips •• 2 lb 49c Roseville Charcoal ...•....... 4 lb. 39c A specLal meeti ng of the Moth. commwuty en Cluh W.!l!l ht' ld at the home of }f.r!( were !lamed for iflbe oonung ~a r ra ffle < m ch dnt sk illtt and the and wer-e .aet Up f-or the year book Weathi:J' penniUing, aetion wtU get underway aeal.n. tbls tvenift£ Alto the croup voted to buy st'VIn t?le Bend Softtt.ll Toum1ment being played at Bachtel Field jq eraiiCS'eeru for the ltbrary room s Mason . Gam~• bave been poM.• poned for the pQt twG Dla1rtl be.. cau&e of 'rain and wet erounds. ta ble for . we re il OUR • • REDUCED20% Bar-B·lJowls ALL . ... .. . .. . . ....... 7.98 Sin~ PICNIC COOLERS & PICNIC JUGS ,. Jlrike Moor~ Your f>icnlc HeOilqiiDl'ter• .~, • 2.65 ea SPORT SHIRTS .,....._ Short Sleeve, knit 1M Values to $l.9S REDUCED 20% $1.99 SUMMER SUITS Top hnge, Tropiqfs, Wool and D•crons. V•lun te $i?.SO $33.00 LIGHTWEIGHT JACKm 1 R,ack Co1t or J..:ht-ValuN to $19.95 Not All Shoo $5.00 BOYS TROUSERS Summe.- '1nd Yeer Around Summer Capll $1 00 BOYS SPORT SHIRTS II'OMidoth, Nylon Meth, Greilf For School. Value• to $2.45 97c $2.98 THIS CLEARANCE SALE IS STOREWIDE ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE 6 WORK CLOTHES REDUCED CLUB SET " co'hstisting of 3, 5, 7, 9 and Putter 1 and 3 Woods-Only to • 10 % ~; NEW YORK ......,.._, for ~ Door be Awarded Weights. V,aluet to $1t9S .CLOTHING ..HOUSE Sat Nigbf. - SPORTS CENTER Dependable Slbce J87Z POMEROY on the T Middleport (no other low-price car has these value features) -·' LARGEST SIZE In tho law·prlce 3. Plymouth NEWEST STYLING In lho low1>rice 3. All-new Js biggest, longest, roomiest of "ailS." with the Aerodynamic Design, exclusively Plymouth's. bring~ you tomorrow's look today. smooth ride only a big car can give. LARGEST TRUNK S~ACE @) In lho low·prlce 3. A full 83.8 cubic feet! Low-price ear "A" has only 20 cubic feet; low·price car "B" ha.s only 27 cubic feet. I SAFETY·RIM WHEELS, exclusive in lhe low-price 3. Protect you from accidents' by helping to hold tire on rim in case of blowout. TWIN-CYLINDER FRONT BRAKES, oxciUtivo In the low·prlco 3. PUSH-BUnCH DR,IVINO, oxcluolve In lho low-prlco 3. TWO hyd•·aulic brake cylinders in each front wheel give you aafer, surer Btops, reduce the chance of accidents. This positive, mechanical control makee all other forma of driving old·fashioned. Optjooal on all models. __._/__.,7 TOP ~REA TEST VISIBILITY In the low-ptlco 3. Note Plymouth's awept-back deaiJ'n. No corner blind spot (right of dotted linel, as results from straight up-and-down posts on the other .two low-prlce can. P~RFOIIMANCE lo 1111 low1>rlco 3. Plymouth hold~:~ official N .A.SCAR speed record for cars in Jts claSB, acceleration recol'd for aU U. S. atock cars t Th~J br-illicmt Pl7fmotdlt BeliJede,_ 2-door HunU.op. V-8 OY 1- ... 10 lbs. 98c t . . 4 cans for 75c Skotch Ice ..... • ••••• .Charcoal Grills • • • • • • ........ 2.95 ea LARGI SAVEf Summ., Met.h White Values to $3.95 (at•llna and Rugby Al10 Mtn"s •net 8oy'1 Trunks ' decl!roo over Chico Vejll"',. stamford, Coon., 10. DRESS SHIRTS Values $6.95 to $15.00 Sb• 21 to 10 SUMMER SUITS $17.00 I RACK SPORT COATS $17. STRAW HATS P1narn• and S.ilors Reduc.d - 25% Prizes FIGHT UIULTS BY UNITID PitiES LOS ANBELES-illamoo , _ tes. 1MY.a, Loa Aneelea, 'W'OII; a f I R.ck Not All Stzes Big Dodgm 11 Y011t- Field llo. 1 ~ pht LADIES SWIM SUITS 49.95 still Register I Ton ......a _ U . , _ 1~4~ , ~''IGS~OID Charcoal Briquet• ... Scvcri\1 SUMMER TROUSERS Golf? . . 4 I I 50 FOR one of the Yank... SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED UPTO . ANYONE You can I I CONTINUES THROUGH JULY Porterfield 3-8 vs Ditmer S.ll N-ew York at Chicago mg.htFord 12-4 vs Donovan f..5 Thut'ldlr'• G.... es New York at Chioaao Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Washmgton 8l c;Ieveland 2 u c.Jw bbrary. prC~~<C n \ ing will find the Hartrl~~ur!l!:~l ballen faclllf the CIO team, the Huon Rlttaila playIng the Cheshire nine, •Dd thea Lakln facing t~ Jldpre.Parke,... burg MercbanU ln the fll'lt eame of the aecond rouq_d. SPIID&Il CITID John A Sargent, 315, Route t, Pomeroy, h1s be'en cited to appear m GaiUpohs Municipal Court on July 28 on 1 c~arge of gpffiflng. • Plmeo Dodcera Redl... proceed& w11J be u8Cd to purchase ~AVE! Games scheduled for tblt even. 'r 'I lodl... Brave-1 •L IDdtant J'he)'- vot ~d to RedlegB at Pifttee P'leld No. 1 clubboule .July J8. The h01irtcSfil·~ Paul Itoush w ;Look a..;;t w.hat only Plymouth offers you. ! success. Frankly we sUII think Ulat the are a third place ball club then, they do !lave !1n;t place potentialities A good consu;tent winning streak m1ght carry the Reds to the top, but in our book w!.ll still be Broklyn on Mi.lwau'kee ln second. T!Jc Do•dgeors have t.'lat vaunted power, still think that they wlil enough pitching to go all way. T!le Braves are in a str~ak at the present ltme, wdl cool of!, and may pitchmg the thing they need most as they come down st•·etch In a three team race. &pe<' T..., Braves • eight in all and seems to be one of t!Je brlghtt'st prospects the Reds have. With Art Fowler getting kicked all over the lot, and with Klippstein falling to get them out it could be that Jeffcoat and Acker could bold the key to Cincinnati's Wednetd•y Unly Jul' 25 , F••vt.ILY NIGHTS Bob Hope Mickey RooMy "'OFF LIMI'rS·' MOTH£RS CLUB MIIGI LlnLI LIA~ JTANDINOI Boslun a1t Kansas City nJght2=3~v~o~T;ru:c~ks~4~-~4~'___t:~~~·~~~~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;~-=~:r:~~~""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~:-.,.-'!!r he route time out, andwent apThelast veleran Jeffcoat 'ears to be ready for regular as· ~r~:::~:~g~:~:~.~E~·!:~t~l~ WEDNESDAY 11 59 Sign On 12·00 Ne1ghhors 12·30 Film & Fan('y I :m Feuuntnt> Ton<"h 2 00 Arott!'J'Iloo n F1lm Festival 4 00 F-tlm 4.30 Ka'I'Loon Rom1cs 5 00 Miekey Mouse o·oo News 8 M Weal'her &·us I MAJOR LEAGUE I STANDING . \ Stnr PltH· ~Jou ~:e lO ?5 ---- Reclll {I 10 1~ lng toward the h-J.rWill.yt of hit fu - I ny Edge M Night Ka11e'.!P KJ{)chf>n L'ucky 8•R-&nc-h l Thf' Eal'!y Show Att LmkleUe-r Douglas E<llwo,rl•<l 4:30 !i 00 6 00 6 15 6 30 Sgt Pl"P5lOn o.f t/ii'"y·u">li 7 00 Bob Cumm1n gs 7 Cl unax 8 30 BY OSCAR FRALIY United Pr... Sports Writer CANTON, M'Btll:l. UP- Brokenhe~~;rted Ted Kroll bad baW.le -scan !on the lwnde toda.)' Ito au with thOSe on Lhe .outside. ThOSe oo tbe ou.t.s1de-on bead, shoulder, neck and le,g- are a U!t. timonial to his rheroi.Sm 1he will CIIJY .forever. 'IboSe t.m the in· side are aouvenh,.. of hlS fadure5 which may Jaat -a llfetlJlle, too. And the ones IlLUde .tractna- a puckery patt-ern on ihi& acbmg heart are the one1 which ~urt the most today. Just a moBtib ego the first or tbose mtel'lwtl 8C8il'8 was .etohed when be needed three par fours Jn the last three boles to wm the Chenshed U. S. Open Golf cham· JfJonshtp. He flrni.Sbed in n~ght­ mare faahion, with a Lnp~ bogey seven and two bogey lwes to wmd up a disconsolate fourth. WOMIEN'S CLUB MoonBeams On Sports 8.00 Captam Kangat oo 9 00 Gan:y :Moore 9:30 Arlhar GodfoN>y 10·30 Sl.r1ke 11 Rirh 11 00 Valiant Lady 11.15 Love of L1fe 11 30 Search f rw 'J'om()rrow 11.45 Gu1<fmg L1ght 12 00 Midrlav Mntinee 12 30 Ats 111ft. WorJd 'ful'lns 1 00 Johnny Carson Show 1 30 Itouse.9arty 2 00 ' The Illg PayoU 2 30 Bob Crosby ShDW :-1 00 BngMer Day :m While Sox' 14-'hlt Dl~k W1l~ia~s .._- THURSD4Y J Dodgers' IQ-11 "R f • • • .- B·OO SleD On --1_W ____H_T _N _---T--V --C - -ha_n___n__e_l_13 QI!·J . and Minister Dmitri T. Shepllov announeed' tbal RUSS'Ja wal'i not oonK~ideri'fl.g tan of· fer of aid in building f1he dam. ofJ W w., n. R·Oo 8 00 B 30 9 00 lO 00 10 30 11 00 9:00 Tb" ~ YOUf Life 930 Ina ~ H~n Sbow THUr.!DAY On Today Coff~;e T1tne Ho1fle H Coo1tl 3e You Feather Your 1Nest P-arson's Study Cutrent Tenntossee Ernie ' Matml'.- 1'heatre Queen F ol· a Day Mode, n Romances CJJmedy Time IMy Little :M-ur~le Aunt Dru Show News Picture Sports Eye I Les Paul & 1\fary Ford Dmah Shore NeVfs Car-.avan Flatt & Scr1tg~ ShOw Hal1H of Ivy Baseball People's Choioce ·Ford 'rheal e r Lux Theater Best of Grouch9 Drllgnet News ffead:inet Si~;-n re- I --.1 6·55 7 00 9.00 10 00 J t ·OO 11 30 12.00 12:30 1:30 '2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 W 5 00 IJ 00 fi 15 6 25 6 30 6 46 7·00 7·30 ll:OO Feather Your Nest huvc notice-d an Increasing WIDNESD_AY tr~nd by advertJZJElr:s to person· Coplajn K·angnoo 8111 t' tht>lr l1ouse ads With winGll'l')' M_.e SUPPORT YOUR LOJ\. some POl tra•ts of executi~s II Art•h ur Godfrey SAFID ORGANIZATIOHSf .'<lt'f'ms I connol pick up a maga· Strike 1t Rim Work with them to get u.tro pollc;lng l Zllll' Without seeing Home doe. Valiant Lady where needed , , , bett.r roadt. ttrHt e yed Vlccplt•sldent ur a whisky Love ol Life llvhtlnv and tlgn1 •• , r - aafet:v conttrn 8 hank or an ad agency ~arch lor TomOtTow training In your ~ehoolt, JnstaiiJn,l{ any <~mount of conCI· Guldilllg Wght Atk local pollee or your new•paJMr/ den~:e In lh(' product. !Midday rMMinee bow to get In touch with your como W1th l~e txc-eption of the raf. l2·30 As The World Tum9 lmuncty tafety groupt. Prestige Ia Thrt~ar.nec:l fL<:hly · wlur.kered Commander 1 1:00 Johnny Carson Show fJi.s preshlil~ with Egypt's fellow Whttl'head, who peddles gin, \Where the pvbllc supportol 1:30 HOU&eparty A rob countnes Is threatened. most of the falth-lnsllllers are '- a sllfety proaram, 2:00 The Big Payoff deadly Sincere holding glasses by Mure Senously, hi!!< internal 2 :'0 Bob Crosby ShQw deatho go DOWN I onc sJdl'plt'(.<e brooding over s}Jeaf position wtll be weakenert UTilet'iS' 3 00 Brighter Oay Pu.bluheJ 111 11 p11bli~ nrflo:t i1 fJ,J or unpoJt tmt papeu Or else stephe etn. gel h•mself out of tJbe dl· 3·1 ~ Secret Storm li/)#~IIUlllt II'IIA Thr dJNrt";l C"•11eU pin!( t•agcrly. out of 111 toxl with a. plomattc plfo which he dug tor 1him 3·:10 Edge of Nigh1 hriekdse m hand , self 4 00 Katle's Kitehlln rt 1s 11.11 exeellent tdea, 1 think,, It would be a blowsy guy m a A30 Lucky 8 Ranch JAYCIE.ETTES TO ~··T Naser's dream o! n gre~~ter ~ln tnk111g tnstltutJonaJ Hdll tO Jet pair O( bafh!nJ: tTUI\~8, JOWly, 5.00 T~e E..-1, Show The Melg• Couuty Jayce.-ett" F~vo.tls ba!1e1l on the ccn"lt'f"\.w*lon tlw public In on who IR running nearly bH!d, pouch-eyt!d, pecking 1·10 Regi:on&l-'-'Jt-e'j1orter the .dore - espcelally Jf they au laborJously With two fingers In Will meet, on Thurtd.y _ •venlng 0 ~ th" $1.3 b~llton dam tis wat~ 8:1~ Doug!., Edwards eight oclock ,at the home are plrmnerl tG lnr.reas() P.gvnt'~ look happily morned, soberly at- front of a littered desk on which 6 ,30 CISCO K1d re. J.an Morgan In Middleport, a\'(rlcullural outpull; by at INst 39 tent1ve to business. tar above he can't find anything but old cllps Lt hu Men announc•l. Mnr. MJI- 1 PeT <'""' and itt; etl~ctnc powar 7 00 Artllur GOdl1'ey plnrh 1 ng the f•hng clerk. a non- ~nd beerbotUes dred karr will assist as c:o.hostess. 1 produdion by 800 per cent stnye 1• 111 bars when they go to8100 The Mtlilio~,ure clttch the 6.10 fnr homtJ, and ~P.v 8:3.0 I've G~l a Secret Nns•f'" h-ad tak~>n an ine'l"t'.:»~ing­ 9 00 2oth Cell'l:uey Fox llour 111g exactly three kiddles - little lv ant1~Western ~~otHiude ever smc~ tO 1)0 Your Esso Reporter Peter, nme, little Wendy, live, and he got it?to power. ' 10,15 Sports Parade Baby Johnathan, two The wife':'! 10·25 Weath«tnan nnme is a dead cinch to be Sue T,ast fall Nasser enotered an 10.30 Ten Thirty Theatre Or els" Allison RQ'r(>enl'Bnt whh Russia under 11·00 News or course, I! Is nece&spry to lx·,reoldonto Will Ploy - J ' Vole" of HooYOr, Trumon wh1eh Cl)mmun.lst CzechoslovakJa eh-eat a bit T~~ guy who relllty Key Rol11 ot Convtnllons Ctrlaln lo Corry Wtl&ht &ta•rted •endinl( aT.m" to Eqypt It 11·05 The L&le Show JUilfl the ~~ohow might be an ugly now appean tbat $250 million is gorilla wllh a lace hke a movte Slgn orr PrPyer Bpccffll to CeJt;traJ Prefl AuociatioJ~' a more likely figure. gangster, kebping a stable or chor· ASIDNOTON-Two ex-Ptelldenta will play key roles In tlle us glrls on company expetule ac. approaching political conventlont. count s1nce his tlfth dl\'orce for· Harry S. Trwnan wm be one ot tile moat lnftuentla1 men preaent n.,pil• •. 5 '"'" constant infide!Jty They would when \he Democrats convene at Chicago Aug. 13. He 11 to deliver offered last DerP.mber to m111te j , have lo hlde him in the clollet unan. lmportaJlt apeeCh, but aside from that he will have much to 1a.y Nagger a t.i} lhe photogrnphe1·s left mHli'on dol' .... (rant 1 about the nominee. There have been report~t-unconflrmed-th4t towtrrl 'he d~tm cc11'~~ Britain of. It woulrl he a downrl,l{ht plta11 he pretert New Yorlt't Gov. Averell Harriman to A.dlal 8~venaon. fererl Sl4 mtfUon. ure to see the frlghtmsly con£1. The Uni-t~fl THURSDAY Should & "1top SteventOA" move develop. and Lienee lnsplrins bunker havlnt~ a ShttPs offered to eon~H1er provtd· 11:~9 Sj.gn On 1hould Truman rtve 1t Jill IUpport, the Dtmo· I mil $130 mimon more Martini f1ght with his wife, who '" 121 31)1)0 Film & Fl}ncy cratlc conclave could btcome the moat exciting probably named GU.Il!li~ or neck~ F~mtn.ine Touch convention in many yean. Nass,..,. wa.<: flving bno~k to "'llT(l 2100 Aftet,noon Filnl Festival rng ln the gar den of the country At San Francllto, Herbert Hoover will be a rr~'~ m Yupo<;:lav1a w1 1h Nehru 4· 00 Film cluh wllh hili na.slstant'11 rl:ldhe•ded atar speaker before the Republican convention. when the blf'l.w f~>ll. Tho!!< United.. 4.30 Western Since Pruidenl Eisenhower and Vice President ~ 1 atr><:~ said th~ 1t was nt1t en". 5·00 Mick~ Mouse Richard M. Nixon are aaaurtd ot renomination, vinced tohrtt El!'vpt could do its I 6:00 NeW1 the RepubUoane wUl have no auch condlct at that onrt 1.., (jft""llt!lll"' tihe dam, fnr Ch05 Wellftbennan which markt the Democratic battle. one thm.v But there 1s no ttoobt I fl-10 SJKIII'b Howevel\ Hoover, a •teadtut GOP "rc~tar," 1 lln1. the Am~;~rl""'n afl-rl Brttieh 6·15 Joh11 Daly ....... ly Carol lone .11 being counted on to quiet any compJalnta trom 'ion h~o:- •a ~~~~c.d, DOt an etono· ft::W Lone ~nter Wom•n'J Travel Aoe~lhority old•llne Bepublictlftl who have protested privately mlc, background ' '7 Q0 Hour Glass Auru~t 9th and IOLh •aw the lllol Mr. - · Ia "nmakloll'' Ult parly ln JtldKing in Chicago of entrtes ror •• .,,.,.~• ., IIIIo wltllr~ 0\YII political phllooophy, Nasser is to mak.& a bioi: speP.Ch :::: st..r Toni¥JK 1 the Carol Lane Awa1tl11 for Tr~f­ Trumon • • • • 1 Thur!!day. II probabl.y will he bet- ~·OO ~:~~~~Is fl r Sart!ty Admmletero:d loy the • RI:TVIIN VISIT-The PIIII&IOn lo wllllllf 1o ter. A c_,iro newa~per aJsoo re9:30 Stt-•w Hat• Theatre National Safety Council throurh extend an Invitation to a hiJh Soviet milttary ofl'lclaJ to vlalt the ports !!hat be plan:~ to visit Mtlft- j11 00 N-ew 41 Weather J!lllnt of Shell 011 Company, lht United State1 to reciprocate tol'i ~he trip to Moscow by Oen. Nathan C'ow <\qcuat 13. . l1: 10 iSJimtl A\\&rds •~ the tint and only to F. Twlnins. Alr Force ch1el ot ataft, Nesser mav rome UQ w1th some ~ r<ilCO(I:\liZt acbte\OemtnU of Amt~r· 1 However, the outlook ta th&\. any ac:Uon on. the lnvltatlon wJII be lean women In hif1'!' lo retriPv.e his IG.<ll'l II look~ ]] lD 'Biff Bat*"' put off until aft.r the Noyembtr tlecttonL A Soviet vllitor before the rlelr! of !18 fJ he better had . t1 4L\ Sian orr tr•tflc ta!et:,.o . that time ml&'bt prove to be embarr.autll(. In addltlon, nfllther Th• Awards, Pre.ldent llll1enhowar nor Viet Proldent Rlil'lt.rd M. Nlx.on are ex. given to the P,tcted. to be in Wuhlqtoa. t9 extend col"111a11tiea to any Ruaalan thret Individual ~ttlclal until the preaidentlal nee 11 over. women and the The beat bet to be tht Bovlt( vlaltor il. R.uulan Delenae Mlnlater three women's Gtor .. Zbukov, an old comrade tn arm1 ol Mr. &l.enhower during or parenl11.' \\torld tlubs who huto Ill developed and • d1rectad the most ettectll'e tnr. SOIL BANK-A&'rlcullure Stel'iltary Etra Taft Benton II en.. ftc nfety prurrams durma the c:oul'f.l'ed by reporta of wldelpNd plan• by farmers to participate prev1oua year art pre!lented at ln thl 1011 baak't &el'ftle reMrve proaram tor this year's crops. the NaL\an1l Slltety ConKte»s in Benlon'l departmeat baa rtltued no- nationwide arum yet but Chicago each Ottober Top award accordlnr to o«lcl&la. wtt lookl u thouah tht pro,rram will be ott in ea<"h caterory h a •1.000 Sav lo a IUrpriiJAJ 1Ui!e611.'" lnr• Bond and 1 bronte at.atu . O.trlciats btlleq that total ptrtlclpaUon ma,y c..aun a lot ot eyeette aacond award rn both clau1· f1ut1ons Is 1 •Mo Savlna11 Bond brow nl•lnl by crl~tu ot the plan who bave arautd th..&t 'POU(h tnd a bas · rehef plaqu~ ot the tarmen wo~h take part Utlt 1tlr to rei aey reaultl bttore 1;9$7. trophy, t k I r d · r,ta <' e winners amc~11.11 both indlv dual• and clubt • 101( WAl'ITIIID-DliSr~TELr- Tho notion•• boommr. an awarded 1250 in Snmrs muttr-biiUon doUar aircraft In-try maktl ao HCnt ol the tact Bund1 and bas· rtlitf plaque1 or that It II In "detptnte•• ntt4 ot Ullinetrt. the !latuettt. Tttt •utliorttaUv. avlatiOa tJil'lftetrlnl "'*&'ulJLe, AM'O ~lge11t, Amon1 the judt•• I,Jihl year w~:re Mra hy S.ker Pl"ltlt, nporU u 1 ~t of an ln4uttt'Y•w1de aurvty: ''Tht competition Treuurer of the Unit.ed Stetts. for eqlnttra wldl ~Itt ..,.._ an4 hJ&hly concentrated trainMin Marlon E Martin, Comtni•· lnr ta nqtpr IP\ the ~~"'·. 110ner of Labor 1nd lndu&try, The •u""Y lhoWa t at leut\.5,000 teohnloally trained men are MaiM, Tht Honorable Geraldine bol"'' 1011111~ fJICI lilt\ 1111 lltU&UOA ...., ohaopl F Maulwane, Judllt, Munk1pat In the Jut abt morathl trom "orttld"al to ct.iplrate." $1 0,000 .. Court, Toled.o, Ohio; Mrs MarA Wool Coo& ••J4Uon t,roooo 11"'1 ~·........., hll .,_ O fltort Waolv.rton S•v•i•· QuJn. roeruiU., -~~ to ~ up to UG;000°t;.'~4\111 -.n no ton EnJinHre. Lot Anret.t, ltra Raymond Sa)'re, Pa1t PrtlldJnt ... qualllltd• ........... .Mel~~ ~ ~· IIMI'!hll Auoeiued Countrywornen of the 'Thero "~ !~nUl \0 lllo numbt.- 01 ~~~~~" In World, low~. Mrs Haven Smrth, notd to iii<JQI out obllf~" · . Ch1mnan, women'• Committee, 'llioo ' ' ' ·Jiriilltor -IOUN In llit ami lll..hMI• Amtrlcan Farm, Bureau Ftdert• ~a;~ .f~)llof~~,..~-..,.IONi analy~o tlon, Ntbrulla Aftd Ml~ Eli~•· beth DtCeaarl, Prt•lde..t, N•· t•onal Atsociatlon ofr lMuraru:t • j,mio' ~ ·~..molt ~ f~ !l'•t lllo Unlte4 qlir - A Crypto1ram Quota't.loa M<l-AYIH Then Sovi€t YOin:AN HILP .... bride, spurred by too ma.ny old· rashlone(l<~ after the golf game-. What I'd l1ke to se.t Is a graph showing how many necks the boy wonder of the ad gume stepped on during his rise to the" top, how many accounts he stole- before he went over the hill from his last job, and a t1me chart on how many afternoons he spent at the usmg the telephone between brandies. I wonder how they'd go about doing a per~onal adverUsement on a bqm, ror mstanee, like me It would nr>t be the tevel·f')'t'd young ma'n _ pieture ta.ken 10 years ago - shtrlnj.l serlou!lly it·om the column Coffee Time 12100 Tomght -~~---- --------1 eons~rucUon and development. by the lntern• ationa!l Bank for And Compart'son Wt't.h H·.:m~... ._..ff &;00 1 OU Sign OU 11:00 N..wo lf«>4llneo n:oa w..thiMIIIit In '""""""'• lhe dill)l. lri L01n V(lth4rawn 11:10 l'r<!n J!o• '11he coneell~lon of lbe Unil<!d 11:15 G>eatoot F'i&l>ll of C•nlury 11 05 Wt>a:~hei'('&SJt 11 15 Movie Museum· States and *rttbh otfers mNIIt tuo r ...lrn Iniricue 11 30 For-elgll Intrigue the aul<mlatlc wttJuk'l!Wal of lh~ lll:OO 'l:onl(bt I 1 00 Stg.n Off otteJ:' of a $200 million dam loan .,.,,'E)~"-"L> L S1gn Off PrayJ!f' 6:!5!$ Si&n On 7.00 Today TODAY'S SPORT PARADE 1Bend Softball Lure. "Tbe're l&i.Jl'il .no better W&7 to mnt.b win although he needed Back home, hu first craek at win 'em .tlban by one run." JJ.elp lrom How-le Pollet an the ilhe tour t.n 19t7 neUed only $225. Th.t's Maoqer Fred IIane)' eighth Whlle Bob Rush sutrered So he .Look an att~Urtant JWO'I job murderiDJ the Kina'a EDgLUth but his f-ourth loss aj:atnst e1gbt vtctorand revamped ·bil pme. pomtmg out a key reaaon his Mll-~ Jea. In LIJMI be was t'eady ~tga1n . J'hia waukee Brana today tocreased Billy Pte~ bec-ame the majors' t•me •h e won $7,000 J)roving 10 bim . th•lr Nalional Learaue lead to .a Ilrat tr..game w1llllet" or the cur-selr he woaa ri&bt, .and. thr.oua:ll the MW bieh of 3'11 gamea. Tbey're rent .aeason 'lnd matc.hed his 19M years be has done quite well fl. wionmg the close one~ dem· victory total when the Ohicago nanetally. .onMrll'ted by • 16-8 reoord in. one- Whit.& Sox pounded. out 11n 11-4 He won $18,000 lrn 1003, $2S,OOO run decleloaa cc:wpared to rtlhe verdict over the Arnenean League m 1955 and p1c:kmg up ACOnd CinciDB&U Redlep' l'l-14: mark lel(hna: New YQ'rk Yankees. LaiT)' money of $2,MO m l!he PGA booirt the Brooklyn Doby l<d the ed hunself mto second pllace record 1a. them. aasault with a aingle,' double and' among the money""Ninnere: ' thlB The BN:ves U.owed tbat uopor- homer dial drove m four runs. year with $23,220. tant eh&mpiODSbip qua1ity ega1q Tom Sturdivant was the loser. Indian• Move- Up Tue.aday D.lght wbeil they rallied' Bu.t, to a .guy who lost .t.M two for two .ruDI!I ia tile DlBtb rto beat The Cleveland lndian.s crept to b1g ones of •his dream in ~ little the New YOI't Gia:o.ts, 4-3. T.be wittuh 8t,!; g.ames of the Yankees more .than a month, money ian t &aves bave won 11 ol 13 eames when Lhey wa-lloped the Washm:g. evcrytlhing. And while lb.e •brug· ia their latest drive and Bix of .ton Senatol'8, ll·O. , Md.ke Garc1a gcd oU the 8Cars that &how you (!hose triwnpb.i were b')' -ene-I'UD p1tcbed .a thr~lutt.er for.his thll'lt know bbe O'Dt:S l.JlSi.de burt ilnore mltl"(iDB. thutout of the- year agauu;.t the today. Hank Aa.ron 11'lpled to lead 'Off Senalons. Rockly «Alavtto d.rove m the ntot'h and :&cored the tyin&' tdlree ii'Uil's: Wltib: a t:nple and two Wen& Down Fl1hting ~1111. ras Bobby Thomson hit illto a singles. YeL 1t was even worse Tuesday dii'Uble pliy. Then lhodatop Jabn, !or Vhe one-tune infantry st'llgeant ~ickey Vernon s twO-run, m.nth who was Jut three times on Anzw · ny Lopn waUoped hiS lllinttl home run of the season ifo t(ive south- l";Dmg homer enabled 'Vhe Bo~>t.on J Beach ADd almost put down for r paw Warren Spahn the Wly 'be R&d Sox to 'S'hade the Klltnsas C1Ly Athle.t1es 3·2 for t!heir thtrd keeps m Southern ranee to wm BY UNITED PRI!SS aee<!ed lor bla fourlb str6111bt win st:Nnght .:Win. Relief pitcher Ike three QJustera on hts Purple Heart NATIONAL LEAGUE and lOth of the year. Spahn yLeld- Delock received credit for hls Because TUesday be had .t he covW L Pet Gl ed a two..run homer to Dusty Jtevenbh Wln while- W.ally BuTnette eted. PGA champtooslup w•thm lh ls Milwauktle -- - 54 628 Rb~ m the lirst iMing but d ft . r . 1 grasp only to &ee 1t Blip aWJay un 32. • h 31 6U ered Ius trst ma)or cague C· det 1.he par-bustmg drive of bat. Cmemna.t1 ____ 52 37 .384: then held the Giants in check the reat after two trh.rmph6. B""okl 49 39 .~7 6 remainder of the way. Triple b WJllle Mu•anda oand Ulllg Jackie Burke. ."" yn ----46 .477 13 D.....ro Blalt Roell ... pated the Baltimore 46 .471 13'f.: '11he Dodgers opened .a key borne Ortoles to an 11-5 vtctory after SJhouldexed Kroll S>hot Blue Hill Philadelphia __ 41 49 .4~ l::i stand w-ith 1 barrage ol extra base the Detroit ~gersh wdon bthleho~n- Country Club mone under par be- Oblcago ·- --- 39 47 .433 15 blows that eave them ra 10-5 de· er of .the twL-mg t ou e eauer, 1 d • New York k d ., 31 53 369 22 ore Bur e ~ 1ooe Ulm QUt 3 an T~d;y's Result~ c1sion over the tecondoJ)lace Red- 9-7 wtth the aid of 'h.omercs by legs, Sandy Amoros knocked in Al Klahne Frank Houst> tSnd 2 In thetr fmal ~round match Jl - M'axweli "'he Orioles' w,n was stmply t.11-al BUTke was four Brooklyn 10 Cincmnalti 5 ntght five J'UM with tw.o triples and a Chari-, ' d Phlladelphla 1 St. LoUis 3 mgcbt Mtlwaukee 4 New York 3 mgnt double ud Duke Snider obit his snapped a fJVe ..game losing skem un er par. 22Dd and 23rd 1boment as the Yet when Thd Mid a lbhree-up P~tl$burogb 6 Chicago 2 mght Dodee~ kayoed nemesl8 Johnol' I lead on the 12th ohole, and aga1n Today'$ Prob1bte Pitchers Klippst:ein. Sral Magl1e yielded 13 as late as the 19th hole, he mu.<;t Milw-aukee at New Yo.rk-Buhl .bits but went the disbance for tns bav& tho'Ught that here at last was 12 4 vs Worthington 4-11 IJr Anthird lrlumph. · the happy end to the long road tonelll 9-8 back. ~ The Pb1iadelphta Plhilliets routed S~ond Leading Money Winner St. LouU! a.t Philadelphia night Viaea:ar Bend MLZCil in a six-run The Cinclnnah Reds now ap· He w~s JUSt -an ex-caddy when - Dickson 7·7 vs HaddJ.x 8-3 sixth-liming nlll:c' to beat--the St. pear to be almost a cinch to flnJsh he m&I"Ched. oaway m kJlakl yet h•s Cbtoogo oat Pittsburgh nlg;htLouis Cardinals, 7·3. Curt Sim- ln the first t!lri!e teams In the dream of bet111g a pro golfer was Hack•r !t·8 vs Fnend 12.8 mons delivered a two-~n double red hot National League race, but hrtght so vivid t:hM, when ht> Cmcl:nnatt vs Bl'()Oklyn at Jer· Jq, the big rally .and beat tt.e lted really have .:t fight on theu hands was reeupen:tmg rrom •hiS wounds sey C1ty mght-Jeffcoat 2-1 or birds for the third time ~his sea. 1f they wish to cop t!,le pennant he talked an engmeerlng ot.tUtt Lawrence 14-1 vs Newcombe 13 5. son altboufb Wucbed· for 12 hlts. Curiently three and '()ne half mto formmg him a cluhhe!Bd Ted Thursday's Games Catcrher .Andy Semin.lck abo de- games back of the League leading made (he shaft htm.sell oul of a Cmcmna:ti at Brooklyn livered 111 bases-fUled smgle m the Milwaukee' Braves, and two and pick handle -and sUa• ted swmg- MILwaukee at New York six.-run uprising. one half games lil front of tbe st. Louw at PhiJadelphJ.a night Roberto Clemertte knocked In third place Brooklyn Dodge1 s t~e dnnatl Is the pitching, To dlft we Cbtcago at p 1ttsburgh four nms with a home-r, lrtple and Reds aeero to be' at tha break or would say that It has btln Mtter AMERICAN LEAGUE aacrifice as the P1ttsbuqch make point of thetr campaign. than expected, Big Brook• L•w·, w L Pd. GB Ptr.at~ 'whipped lhe OhiC:oago Cubs, have nDC• h11 been the •-..rpm. of the Ntw York ____ 61 30 .670 No doubt th&t the Reds 6--2. Ronnie Kline p1cked up •hlS one of ~~e ton hll~K tea~ in the Natlonat t.eag""• •nd the Clenland ____ 5L 37 580 8'/a gam,e. ..~)h o:l'.bey are leadmg botJJ ha..,. had f•lr pitching from the Ho.s:ton _ 50 39 .562 10 leagues ..(n home runs, and han · others But right Row it looks 11 Chicago 46 40 .535 12 Y.: \ an Mcelknt chance to break If they might be • little tl.-.d. Balll'IIIO 41 49 .456 191h YOUR !!lc record set by the Giants lor Te&beth hu used a syst...-. of us- Dctrmt rc ---- 40 50 .444 20¥.! the most home runs 10 one season ing starter far retiefllr, &nd with • w hl ( 36 56 391 25'7Z Certainly the fact that Ed Bailey crowded schedule may find. him· Kaa;sa;~~~Q -- 33 57 367 27'ri has led the league m hitting most sl'l1f hard pressed for 1tarft,.., T y sday's Results of the season1 and t!Je great play List night Johnny Klippsteln ob- Ch ·~~~ew York ::; mg>ht .OOD•COOKING. of rookie Frank Rob•nson, has V"iously wasn't at his be-st, but lcago3 K C't mght 2 done ihuch to make them an •m· Tabb.tts lat him st1y on ~ BO<s1.on ansas 1 Y proved ball club thls season Oil mo~tnd until tt was too la.te for Detrott 9 Baltunore 7, ls.t twt the other hand Wally Post ~a f the Rds to gat back in the time. Ba!Umorc It n;trOI.t 5, 2nd n•ghl been \ a great disappointment an< fhln retiefer Joe Blac;k was climb- ctevel;and, 1 ~ \\ ~s~:~gt;~tcoh:::ht manager Birdie Tebbetts fmall• 'CI on for four more rvns ,arid the TocMy 1 ro • Cl d-Pail took him out of the lineup, an1 lads lo!lt 10-5. Wash111:gto? at eve1an · onserled Bob Thucman, who ~a. The key lo l~e Reds vltchlng cual 4-11 "Score 8-<l played greal ball "-' hos r<pi•CE oight be Hal Jclfcoal and Tom DaltiDlOCC ,, Del.rO!L- ForGicles • • • • r• nome Cl:r help finanQQ E&Y~t'• great Aswan1 h14h mtm-Na:u:er s dream of puthng his country on tbe pabh to 1 28 A courtyard ' \ 'nttJrd•r'• E11glt .~h I) Phu~tl Un•ited States announced lobe c•ncellation of Its. offer to I ,, Sllo':> la 1 Mouth of TW~ I · WEDNESDAY ---....--___; at Redlegs Losing Their Mastery 1 Over Dodgers; Klippsten Loses WSAZ -TV Channel3 ~ EDITOR Wednesi:foy, July 25, 1956 Braves lncrease Loop Lead To 3 1-2 Gam-eS I 1 'he Oollv Ser'ttlnel, Pomerov-Middle~X~rt, Ohio • • Page Four Commentaryi/TELEVISION GUIDE • DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA • ' ' ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPEIIS, oxclooivo as alandard equipment In the low-prlc:t 3. Plymouth's electric Willers NEWEST V-81 in the low-price 3. New airplane. type IJy-Fue Y·8s (up to 200 hp) from Plymouth"& new $50,000,000 Quahmatic engine plant. Ancl Jn Plymouth's new Fury-a blazing 24.0 bpr also help keep you out of accldents, since they DON'T elow down when you step on the ia.&, Now discover firsthand the rest of n_v'moutiJ.:;; •• •.. drive a PLY UTH today! , \ • r -~: , �' JLJIV 25, 1956 rhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Senti~e{ B~GIMS ' THURS JULY26th '· \t~=::;:::;;~~. -. ..;.....;.--,-.:."~'"~. ~ ." -, ·~: ' Wednesday, July 2.5, 19~-----------..,.---- _The Duilv Sentlroel. Pome•·oY-~fddleeop._Of'ilG __- - - - - - - - - - - ___ l'aoe Threit I ! NA_TIONA~ CLAY COURT CHAMPS '';!',:!~,M,:'~,~:,K~~~- '"'" ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, t.:dwa rd.!l, Sermee a·n d Sh1rl ~ ~· J u ~n sv n . • adoo, Mou1oba Murry, Kenneth ;tnd Nelson Reynolds, Jantt-e and ~ Rousb, Sbal"'\l ~e. leaders Mr.; f'"r+- nk Reyoolcb •nd Mn. Cl}·d.· Olar-k and counMlers Mts. Clay G•· rnttead and Mr8, King. ' Mr . w:hile it bJ,.,Is! GPua:n t· ('lark\ :»l()fcd 0. N _ 'I' ~ cwirr.l! 1111' ad i n t•olur.~- all wanl ed Ii LII . }, .. 3c fl u;. your needs nn,w! ' 6 inc!! Fost Color Fancy DRESS PRINTS Deuulirul Spring and ~ Su m mN ,Pnllt:l. l''tllil t:olur, full :~ff" WH'r•. Values 111 3~k yo~rJ, wh iJ,. tlw~· l.r ~t. 24 Yllnl - --. .. DOWN-DOWN GO PRI'CES DURING THIS SALE CLf,,\RANCf: OF FAMOUS BRAND JOIN THE CROWD ! HERE"'"~ LOAFER PANTS Comfortable ' .... . DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. YOU TO SAVE AS WE CUT THE summer pants by fnmfJUS maker, popular PRICES ON All SUMMER DRE?SES shades and styles. Partial r i.<Y"itic --JULY CLEARANCE- waist band Sizes S-M-L NOW Shf'terQuality, 51 go . CLEARANCE GROUP I Broadcloth SHORTS Genuin(> Variety of fancy 32 to 42 ONLY hrn;ulclolh pattt~rn s, size; ' . $ FORMER VAL. to $10.95 Cntloml l'rin· l~! Ot•mlll'r~s <~nd rornwt·ly snlrl as hLgh as $1 0 .9!i. Cr•mph·te ~·o u r summe r wardrobe nuw 11-t a har 611i11 f)l"ic e now CLEARANCE GROUP 3 $ FORMER. VAL. to $12.95 B"arefoot SANDALS Barefoot Sa111la1s for childrencomposition soh•s, sclt•dion of red or brnwu. Rt·~ $1.99 \'allws - NOW F ,,nuus Iab~ls! N~~l l y Do·m }'nrr> vcr· Y11ll11 g" · Kav Windsu rs onlv -tu m~n li Pn a few nf I he Wfln(Jerful dr P~~ v. :Ill'·: fcrm-: rly prirt•ri up lr1 $ 12 .!l!i rww markNI fnr f'le:Jr"ant't'. RPrhrrvd I() . NOW loo . PURSES USE COATS they ogo -at ooo low pr·ice. Fm·· values to $1.Q9 ... Spring style~ colors - Broken s izes 8 ·to 14 \ each. Fuvcu-it(' sur\mwr f;,shinns of bt>lte r· tlrt!liSt!~ ·Lrt b~ ('] ._,: ,·U <J Ut ttl this bargain prit'e .. Kordls, Joan· Lee, Rite Fit. Forever Youn~ d·l"e!'.S<'~ t•ltat so\\~ a~>· hig·h as $16.05 now a! Serv it•t!oiible E & J wor·k .~hot'S fur ml'n an-d buy .~. P li.r~r n Itt~' s1y l", ~lift b ru wn lt-Jrtlwr 1 r. eomposit1u n $ DRAPES • .tloaulilul, serviceable phasti( rlr!llp-to ban-g.... fl();l""a( paHern, Now! SPORT SHIRTS . Endrrntt.l n lr l l.~ tlll wnrk ... Sllf1 brnwn or- black li p· ll t•avy eompo~rtinn soh·s zllod cubbru- bee.!.~. All Si1.i's II tu t t. lilly Htld $11 val u!'o;, ~~~~~ ~ St>nsa1 il)nal values • blndinv. COUNTLESS - Jqmho 72>c84 Ra yon .und Nylon• blend JuCQ\I&rd dt!Rt.!ln Satin bindiDi!. $·498 ·soc .. 6 lneh .11atin blndint. TOMORROW-Bil slr.e 't2x90 Or· lon nyl on '8nd rB<yon, plaid de Bign. Year-rou-nd welahts d ..EARANCE ~ Solid color. raynn aml Orlon, Satin bindint. Bi11 ,'l'i:tl', 72 NQBLE CRAFT - '72x90. Rayon and binding. NOBLECRAFT - . SPORT SHIRT · Pink and blue Special group men's bet. ter spnr.t s•hirts In cool 8hql't sleeves styles. Mnny farrn~~ LADIES' FINE QUALITY BOYS' CAMPUS POPLIN BRASS HANDLED RAYON PANTIES ZIPPER JACKETS gaug~ ra}·(l n panties . Ret:ular lizefl, prtl'flt" pllstel.rolon Vtluea to 39c a pair. Bu y Now and ' ' • 2 poplin ]llckets ror boya tn 99 Decorative JI'OD brUII maa:azl:ae 'fltrs that ot .tiel iai 1roul) for J'uly ciearinee Each- · MDUNSAREfS 101 Will lollll IOWI ._,.,.no ,1QI•Ir·Q this· s;rooup. Now ,l . ·' ' · ' ·, T- ., ::~ Absohltely PI OI'l ·hr ita!in&! Really Quieti * 'k Rf.~olutionar, Pew~ "Synchro S1!ent" Unt tl t Seii·Shallltflina! life! DistiiK1iwt Finger.Crip 0UiJ1 1 1r lubr icated for * '* ' 1f.. FultJ Guaranteed! - Backed by the Ftmovt Ron'>OO Namel see it lo.day at: FOOD .......... .. ,. s.,. Chipped Beef Burger ' ' w1rdrobP. The exterior flnlih it I wll.h en uter.lor of the R1mble.r comblnatiQ.n 'of wide siding type. A combin•tlon faco brick, 1 wldo etrimney, over• kUchen-dln. closets, Unen cabinet, co•t clotets 11_\d bedroom atld 2 (1-oz.J tomato lfiiM ,_..,h styllr SQdl · I (5-oz.) 1., .W .._., • . . . . . - , ........., . . . Simmer tomato •uee with ehipped beef abou' 10 min. SJn14 on apllt bUDI, top with wothplck pmlsh. Real "bo'" eetill,l that calt. for-ice-oold Coat-Cola .... to put • bu.rpr at ftlr beat. Enjoy Coke with aU your wmmer meat.. lte real pat taate and real bri(M 1parkle ju.at; plain rnake loocll~. Brine: bome the Coke !Odayl • •• and Coke-to put you at your sparkling best! materials. We can sftve VOU "'on•Y· HOGG and ZUSPAN .,, We Gtvl! . Qree!1 . DESIGN C-361. H.,.. · I• a house conslstln~ of h1li Department.. Star~ s.. . eHe, llvlnt room, sen'l~ entrance· hlntln~ •avos, plctu,.. wlndow and flower box. Floor ar.. i1 1236 1nd ettach\rd t•ret• ell f•ce tfl• sq. ft., cub.l~• Is 23,484 cU. ft. 1tnllf, leevlnw thrP-e bedroom• on Befo,. you bull d or r• th" rear. The.re Is plenty- of closet s pace, model, ..,e U!L tor qur1Hty MIDDLEPORT '. \· • "'";. ..d Close-r, Cleaner, l.klichr Shaves ! " $1.79 TO $2.49 '. ; • Jt • Cetse . •2'· <'!1olltO'·Gc only- ... Gen~o~ine Leo1her ... •tDnoom ILIRUW10ME 00 and odd beiiU!jo to ttity _, Spoo. . llacll- brand!! in • ••• TMUI"I MAGAZI'NE 'Rack bricht colort ... reeut-w u.a qua!Hty, good range . made liquid J:lENNEL ('oneentnte. You'll never know a hull\!rY moment wb111 · rfJduelnJ with RENN.EL. . $1.99 --JULY CLEARANCE-- Complete with Stylis or --JULY CLEARANCE- f28,s0 lOST 32 LIS. MF.N'S Reversible Orion. S.Un rnsebud dni-g n, 72x90 inclles, or ~ . lbn a·nd Tay\,on, 8" ~totin bindin~. I JACKETS · ALL SIZES and COLORS Eleetrie Shaver CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY BETTER SUMMER xoo. --JULY CLEARANCE- Service-able Campus I STOCK CAR RACING Next Year! ORA Y HEATHER- Large 72x84 Multi · color plaid Rayon aod Nylon blend I wonderful giji idea! thP great new Condon Dress Shop Hundreds To Select From! , . Slook 'Em Up For t.y MAPU~ ~ 72x84 Ray OJI and Nylon P'ushers I Reduced to Onl}' Be•utlful 11olld colort In watm rev· Clt'l 11'1d nylon. L•tie 72JC84 •It•, with S Inch Satin blndln,. TIM P•lm Noblecr•ft Revm~ihle, K~t t i n $1 ful summer ·pnlolern!-1. Former va·lues to $2.49. Sizes S.M .L. Priced fr,r dearance. RAYON· NYLON BlANKETS Faney lin& in short sleeye spOrt arhi·rts far men in· colorA doll1r down will held •nv lal•nk fit for vou In the stor. - A sm1ll p1ym1nt of fifty ctnh a WNk. Pl1n now for wlnt..- needl with our convenl.nt l•y-•w•y pl1n. JUST YEO A NewSupply SPORT CLOTHES They' the Rave! SHORTS Peddle I -- o1his o.ne low price. $5 d· ', R·un ·· great with ice-cold Coca-Cola PRINTED PLASTIC E & J WORK SHOES 399 B SUNDAY AT CLEARANCE GROUP 4 Plain Toe Work Shoes $299 ~ OHIO I . E. .. - · -· - FORMER VAL. to $16.95 ,. t Closeout Group drttn , ed 00 injuries but •br·utst>s unt.l , P..k a~d Mrs. Wayne Swtshf'r shock. 'H~at same e~enillll( he re- and ~amrly returned h_ome Sunday ceived 11 cut oo. his head whi le evemng 11fle1· a vacallon in FlorLa in d required 3 s-til~)l :...s. ida. Enrollt l home they . att e nde~ ~ f g an BI.'Veral b~tll games ln Cmclnnatl. 1 b Mrs. Geo~~e. Harmon , Co urn ~:" Miss Rila Nl'uttlln~ is visit ing ba.s bo ~ n .vrs~otmg Mr. ;mtl MI... In Lam~aster wilh htr aunt und C'lrnton F l!'.'ht'r. ., I unde Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkins. Mrs_ L. W. Mct.:<}mos and s~n Ell - ~ Mr 11 nd Mrs .Tewell Curtis and Mrs. Helen Gl.;.ru.~-e ad and dau· ward. Larry Gavlll <tlld I. I•.. Mil - 11!rughttl", Cnrol are Yisitint,: in 1 ghlef'B cl(lled ' on Mrs. William lor took Dran-~e l\1cCurnaJ> to Eno P3oen ix, Ariz' wit h daugh ler ami Ketlle r Mo~day evem~~- w~er<: she re- so n-I n*law Mr. and Mrs. l!:dward THl TWO U, S. t..wn clay courts cbamplom pose : Clark and ltf'll. Bertha Monday. mamed f or a _v"'Lt Wl~•h ~r . and 1 Stark. l alter winninJ UUea In Rl~ llL Bhlfley Fey (left), Bt: 1 Le-wis Larue or NitT.o ~~pent ~.,.. Mrs. Clyd~ Mde~ ai\d famll y. , Lest er 1Iu1·t und son Eric 1u·e vn-~ Peteraburc, Fla.., lar women'• -'tlgleD tJtllst, beating Althea. Glbr+a l d·01y'-' with A-tr. and Mn. l.l"h Mrs . •Ha.r ry -~~~-~ a~· d daugh;e~ 1alloning al Oba, Ontario, Canada. son ot New YDrk 1·~· 6-l. Herbie Flam (rlPt), Beverly Hills. !I Clark. of J;ll!Yc s v~lle alrtved_ .ruesdar. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodg cad , eaur., downed IDd J4oytan S.CS. 6-3,1·6, 6·3, 6-3. (lnhmw.tfonalJ Mr . .and Mrs. Hoyt Clark of a vrsLt Wll·h Mrs. M4~·er ~u Ch~ld- anti family spent Su nday in Col-~ -~ ---- - ~ -- :---.........;..· ·- · · -: ·~ . ·.. ers and ~r. and· Ml'f\. Guy R ~y· umbus with relative-s. Thtir dauf!h· and M-l"s. Btlhl' Lrevlng. Cmdy Gallipfllis w ~re visltin~ here S~l etening. nold~. Mr.s_. Wy-lie is tlle former· er, Con nie remained for a week's ro~ -f' 1.:-e ving, .M~s. Velma Clark, lo.hrk Goldte Chtlde rs. vl!llt. Enroute home they had .a . . . , p: f'lark, Mr_ an<l Mrs. Tl1prnas BumJudith Bukber, who has been pltnic supper wit h relatives at . c~ARKS ~NOReD . ~n:dner, Norris and Roger; Mrs. Yi3iHng rela•tives in Columhus. re- Commercia-l Point. A ptt',llu; ':"'ws beld _a t the!, New lJcr t·ha Clark and Larry. Mt~-. Wa.r· turned b-omt' Sunday when Dr. anoJ Mrs. Jay Warner and chHdr•t.m, Haven Park, Sun~~· .m ;botliO~ pf eta ClAr1t, Gary a11d RandY : Son.)·a Mrs. Ray R~uter, lowa . and othtor • Linda, l.Alrry and Steve, of Cntaww Ml· . . end M.n. Wlll11lf9 Clark nd Yunker and hcnoree.:;. relatives eame to M-eigs Cuunly ) ba nrc Pte guests of her mother, ron who ·aTe m (rAn·g 00 New_Mar· fur a· sohort vls~t. Judoith had been ' Mrs. E dith Mallory, and other l"e- ti nsvHle ~oon. • . Yr~. The-resa Ohlinger o:nd Don visiting Mt. and Mrs. 1''1·ed But - \atives. At!e~di":g weo\·~ ~T. and Mrs. Gl'irum vi ~ited :vir. and M.-s. Way . c-her and daUghter. Mr . and Mr~. Lawrence Mighl Lawrencoe Clark ; Mr. ohd Ml"f!. ~ rre 1-lart tmd }fr ~. lltmnll·h JohnsOil Mrs. Gamet Entsminger. -~ho J~rt todny for- their home, Prince- Clark, MT. ~nd Mr!f. ~~y Gnn- Sunday. has !ipE!al. .t l\e summer vJs th ng ton, Ind ., after a two week vlslt stead, Bermce and Shu ley John Dori s, Ohlingl'r has act'!'pli•f"! a h~T family at Southt Charleston wilh Meigs County re latives. S-0'11, M-:6. Bertha Ketller, Mr. 'llnd pe~l t ilon as an as"b'ant st•cretarY hail returned •home and wa.~ ac · Mr. and M'1's. Gene Eskew of Mr~. Dorsey Rous.h, Emag~ne, Ml'. of Dr. Rex Randn· at· t.he St_ J o. companied by her dau'f'!·h ter. Mr ~. Oayton were weekend guests or seph H nspila~ spen t several days Rot·h Zahn and so:ns, Mrs. J . W. Eskew. While here Mr. and Mrs. Cheste-r Knilght with her motiher Mrs. Ther~sa ml· Mrs. fl"llnk Wil"!Pfl n· and h('lr porMT. -a nd Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr. and t!wy we re overnight guests of and su ns .are vacationing Lhi'l liu g.~r. ' t>nt ~, Mr. and MT3. Ada.m Eb!!rS- granddauih.ler Polly Anne Bauer·. Mr. and M1·s. Clarence Andrews. week at 1 .~11 ke Alma and Lak1; & Lach we<"f' visitors in: Nelsonville a1·e vaeatloning at th~ir fu 1m home M1'. nod Mrs . Paul Moore nnd Jackson . I Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sw.a·rtz an<l Tuesr!Jy. a~ plan to vi~il . bh~ir d a u·~ hl.c rs , family of ~nirlw~ nf' . Oh'iu and Miss Cm·inn.to. A1.n A.9 hworth of :,: r·_;. F'ann.:e We_a ver cal~<! en Mr _, M:. :tild Mr<;. Pnul Moore and Pol-ly Karr Columbus and Mr. Mr . and Mrs. C~vde Andrew~ Kent u. js v1s,tlng her gran'tlrno· lhf!rt.'-9:1 OhJin1-;t'lr Sunday. J;fn ily. Fakhm·nc, !>pen.~ the week and Mrs. 1'.. Rau ~·· ~<.rcks~m._ w~re S und~ty dinm•r gues ts . of ther,' Mr:~. Geo 11ue Wildermuth ' . ~r. anrl Mrs. J.ack t?rd vb itt-tl eiid w ith Mr. and Mrs. George MaJigaret Gavtn, Cmc1nnat r. 1s Mr . <~ntl. Mr~. Clan•nt'o Amtrews. and ot!her relatives for two 'oR'eeks. 1· . rda.,. at Let<::rt. . visiting her parents and brother. M1·. un~l MI""S . Carl Nmton have Pat Carpenter or the WllVES, Linda Ch.1"k S!X'ril! B few' da y~ 1 Moo:·c. l.ind•a Lyons, who h as been Mr'$. Paul Theis:~ and d-aughoter·. rl'lurllt'd home after ll weeks' vn- ~taolioned at Bainbridge, Md., sper.l wi•h Snndr.1 G ib b~. visitin,:t her ·gra-ndparen•!S. Mr. Paula Are at Butler Springs Chri~- f.ut.irm on Lnh Erie. the wet>kend With her par-ents, Mrs Jlnbcrt Ohli n!l"·''t' was Hw gut•:;! and Mrs. Berna·t d Sehramm of ti-ll'n A9sc-mbly Camp nt•nr Hill sWilliam McGuigg of Bay VII- Lawrence Dougla!i and perry Car- of Mr. and Mn;_ Jnhnn ~ e Wo!ft• Zanee;vi\le, returned home with boro. Mrs. '111eiss is carn p nurs-.· lage arrived Tuesday, caHed by penter. :ln< l fa mily seH~rat da~·-~. ber g·ramdpa.r ents who ~ayed •here for two w ee~. lh'-'" fi e :ll~ of his sister, Mrs. Man• -H CLUS MEETS Mr-. and Mrs. Ed Bowen and s or. for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warlanrl ning Wt•bsler. Mike haw r·eturned from Cnlum : Th f' l"herokcp \ hick-a-deP 4-H Mrs. John Lyon& oandl family. Sunand s.o n Charles 1·eturned .home Mr . and Mrs . Elias Stiles, ,Joh n hus where Mikl' was ·a sLrr•gical l.'~llh mt'\ Jun ~ 26 at the hCJm~: of dil)l atternoOn Linda left fot· Pt>int Mr . Ginther, Eddi e Ginther, Oris and patient at Ch ild re n·~ Hm;pital. ~Irs. Fr:lllk Re~·n old;. Plelltlan.t .for a visit with Mr. and Tu-esday oa{te-r a· vacation . Wayla ri d and Cha~·ltti· 'h'ave been in ,lam i'S Edgar Ginther find Mr. Ml'. and M-rs. E. E. Romine of 1 T h1• nwctin'!( wr~ npen{'d hv a M't9, Stewart Burdetl\.e : ut - and Mrs. Edward Stiles nml family Pomeoroy an...d their ·grandson Chas. ·- u,•,.;. nnr! Bible l't•adin~ iind :\! JrH . L. ThompsOOl, Ches hire, WlhO Cincinnati whHe Mrs. W11yland . · ily olave rctmnNl. home after lat- Lemlt"y visih•d some ol.d neighbors th; t Mu:T~- al so gave ,, rl'adi n>: hmded the Lt::gion Convfc'ln\IOn 1n was f ortno.."TI)( emploY ed as pharm Clevelan d as a dt>legate from -the trmding th e funeral o[ Art·ll.ur i·n Columhus 'l'hur!'!day and atW n1l- 1'hr• 4- 11 pl ~ (l,~~ was giVt'n by ;,\\. acist -at the Du1ton Dz·u~ Store Is • Ginlhi..-"1". Auxlliary of theFeeney-Renncll. cd ('he wrestling matrbes during 'ar. I rCJil c:tll, n· ll, lin~ ur the m:na patient at Holzt'r Huspiital where ,Mr .an.,~ Mrs. Iler;~ry Bullard ·1 · f _____:__~ - __ _ __ -~ ~~_!....:':_l~~ ~11.1 _:~~rPtv w;~ ~ bral!.talr:en after llavllllg a stroke ~OI!It. &P-e: jQinC$1 ,,w,.. 'tffilotY • rq "eft Tuest1DY ·ru r' lfttq-r Mine, Tam- •lhei.r vi~H . Seoon~ St. ·• 'l'omeroy, o. i ncinnati .!Or ;.a. slwr:t visil before pa , Florida, after a vi.~ it with hCr ' . F. Hawkins is nttendihg a they retumed ·here. N York Centt<al meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Han·is ami parents, Mr. and M1's. C. IJ. F recCle\teland.. ker, Pine GrOve. anl vi~ihn.g their and Mrs. Rober t As hley sons ' Columbus M d M R b 1H , Mrs . Olin Bai·ley and son, Robert rs. o en ·a · and children, of Clevelanrl flZ"e the :b rettrmed from visiting his Paren ts, r . an p nb, M·r. •and Mrs. WHbur ris and Mr. and M·IiS. C. M. Hen+ guests · of Mr. 11 nrt Mrs. c. D. Fl't)C• ke-r and ot~cr l'elativc-s. Ashley, Dunbar. Robert Ashley nesy. Lyn~n Bradf()rd, daughter of Mr_ P..'lr nnd Mrs Curtis Bowman of •has bl!'tn on sick -leave from and M:r!\. Lawrence Bradford. Lancaster WC're Si tmla;• guests of OVEC aftP.r hsvin:g seve-r&l teeth Grove City returned home TIJeS- Mr .and Mrs. Homer Holl.!:'r, Chest· extrocted while ·in West Vlrginia. .1 er· R na d . , Mr . tmd Mrs. Robert Jay, Col. day after a Yis-it wit.h h er grandpa·rents, Mr. arrd Mrs. Wl liam Mrs. Ida Rum~ ami' daughter, umbus -spe.nt the weekend "here Na n c~r rc tunwd home Sunrlay and bro ught (!h eir niece, Debby Bradf(U'(i. M:r. and Mr!i. J. C. Turne-r visit.. afler a visit wil h Mr. <~nd Mrs. R. 1 Grue~N". and •her cousin, Myrna Mug, •hom~' .after the .gi.rls had vi-~- ed relatives in Columbus Friday D. Wilkins, Lancaster. 1 and S9turdny. Mr. !llld M:rs. ftaymoml Lo hn o l • jtletJ at liw Ja y .homE'. Mrs. George Harmon, Columbu s Hami lton, o .. ~pent I he weekend Cherole Blake md Forrest ll llaehtel are- ill Willh a vir·us -illlfoo- was a lunc•heon .guest Qf Mrs. ;J. M. wibh h is paTe nU, M1·. and Mr-s. A-rc'her at her ·home on Walnut Otto Whn Sr. tlon. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton :lncl Mrs . Guy Reynolds and Mrs. St., Mon'(]ay. r.\oaughteri.t(lm'PUII of Sears.pm·t , John- Bacon are enrolled in- t•h e (One ~file Weal Of Pomeroy On Rl. 124) BIRTHDAYS CE!..EBI.ATED Mai n e and Mrs. Gerald Lozier anti ' Eleffleniarv Tellchers' Mus it' W o1'k Bh·thdnys of Mrs. Lawrenc.e Mil- son, J. !kull of Princt'ton. N . .1.. . Adm. $1.00-lllgll School Students 50<··- TR.IALS 1:30 . · 11"hOp bei n~ he-ld at Ohio Univerhoon, Middleport, and August We- are vis iting wHh r. and Mrs. Ja~ shty from J~1ly 2+28. ber, Chester, were celebrated Myers .. nd other relahves. Ch ipper. )'(lLmger son of Me. end with a famUy picnic at Forked Run Mr . and M~. Geor~e ~flive l er J Mrs. Robert H>a/i!"-gelty had On€: of Lake Sunday. Thnse prese nt Wf 1·e Jr will "lrrive Wt'rlncsday for a t.h e worst d<~vs In .hi s three years Mr. and Mrs. Augus t Weber, M.r vi~lt. with Mrs. S'hiveh•r's ·]Jar t' nts, and Mrs. Paul Baer and two Mr. and Mrt! . .Jay My ers. chl1dren, Cheste-r; Mrs. Flossie rs. ;J,a·ron Kelton an'd daughter Weismiller, Columbus; Mr.. and· will ltJave for s-avannah. Ca ., on Mts. Lawrence Mll~oan , MiddleWears Smafter Dress Aug, 15 w.hcrc r. KeLton h as heen port; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber AKRON, oHio-"Be1or• 1 starlet! iransferred with the Girdler Con bkint: Rennet Concentrate I waa "Very and children, Des n, Dennis, Donuncomfortable. With the Mlp of Rtn· st.ruction Co. na and Dallns. m~ 1 have loRt 32 lbs. ana the most wonderhd lhlnll 1a .that I don't have lleada<!MI or ru on m1 etomach u 1 did before " wrltee Mtt. H. Podob• nlk 11118 Bel\ow St. Akron, G. ·•I alio Can' wear llllllller drea• Mlze~." A $MAtl HOU!If PlANNING IUIEA.U Df:S10N _N!). C-361 Ask ~our ~rutelll st for ·4 ounc'es of Mercedes While the-y: last! Clo-se-out lot of $1 nnd $1.59 quality pu-rses in pastel t'Olor~ ... Varicty .. of s hapes omd m:UI)' u~hP!" wunr iPI"ful drP'ill t•:; t·hJl Short ~let•vt• union Bulla ~r men in ankl£! length Ecru col~ or, summer wci~hts S~.s 30 ' to 46 lteg $~ 29 values-cNOW I.A"IES PASTEL SUMMER SOCIETY Monday. Hl' ra·n from bd1i nd :t car and bouneed inlo .a car Ut:ing 1 driven down Sixt h Ave. ~e rct't"IV J iJ e.d sbD.des. Sizes B'h to 10 ~- 51 gauge, 15 dtmitor ... Come.eaTIY an d CLEARANCE GROUP 2 UNION SUITS YLO'N HOSE Fine sheer nylons in all t he want· Nylon-s! CotiQns! Sheer's ln. ,t his hig g-1·uu1l of fin-e summer styles that !!old up to S.'l.98. Eve.ry dr.e~ mu:g-t go during this .~ale. Fruit-of·the -Loom shorts in s~nforized $ FORMER VAL. TO $5.95 Mr. &:lui• Mrs. !)on. Str au.s ..;, Cul. umhu .-l, whu :~rc vr ..;i.ting rda tives in l·hf' Ur>nd were dinOOI" gu€sts 'fuest1;1y of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Buldwr <~nd- family . Ml"s. Nm man OfSSCJl and da-u. gllter, Susan, and Connie Cooke were in P :.rk~r::.·bur-~:: Tue-sd ay. Texanna Wh i.:e i~ visitin-g Mr. a-nod- M1~. 13eet•h.el" Couper, Langsville, this week. Mrs. William McDon-ahl , Allmmy gqmdmother of Cmrc-h Cbarlt!'>l Mc1:Jonu·hf is ~p<nding Ute week wil·h ht;f granti ->~m au-d f~m i iY. Mr. and Mrs. lo'rank W;l.son •a nd c-hiltlt:i:!!h .have returll't'd fm m a week's. vi si t a.\ ~ .e:l-cb.tuw n , W. Va ., a summer r·uo-1t, Wiolsiln, inanager of \he Little LNasuers, d1·ov~ 160 miles 'fuesdur•to attend a game here . Mr. and MNI. E. W. Bailey, Lancaster, wer·e weekenn gue.~·ts of Mr. and M1·s. Robe-rt Sharp and Mr. and M1· . W'inrield· Glaze .and ~hildrern, Lant'astr:w were guesls of Mr. and M·rs. Paul Ha-p t ons.ta.Jl. Mr. an d Mrs. E. A. Re-ed alld dau ghter, Na·ncy, return\.'lt Tur·s day fr om a shurl' v h·i t in Cr~l umbus-. Mr. anj ~'tJ"S. J uhn Hawki~ Jr. were over n L,:t'"t~ ·!JUe9o'-.i of •her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WJnen Thomas. Blodl'n, M·o nd ny. SUMMER SHOES THE SHOEBOX <~nd ed on M:r. and M.n. Charlie l.ievi n·g rece&1y . Mr and liM~. 9lmer BJ :-rd. Mr and Mn. Leo Litohfiel(l ;md chil d:rCfl called on Mr. aud Mrs f-~ B L1tchlie}d Friday. Mr!J. ~ Ohling~ aDd c-hil · dre-n. failed' on Mn. Bertha Clark . Mr and 1tm. Irwin Gibb~. Jla l·!fr':rd , called oo Mr. and Mrs H·:.:lpft"" W-eave-r Tee!"ntly . MM. Alke Clark and daU")i!h teT'II' ot Pumero)' called on rt!lativ es tiere Fricb.y, POMEROY MIDtJLEPORT SOUET\'·• CLARKS COLORED 0. N, T. ' . f Mrs_ Billie Uerina and rla wghte-t9 and Mr . anti Mr~ . Bil l Rou;h and dau.ght@n and M:r. anti ~rs . Bobbi~ Lievin.g artd Mn <"ail- F.{_ennor s Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor- Phone U244 ·EWING THREAD I..ew K lntf. Larr,r Luck). LocJst Sl. ' ' MATERIALS, INCORPORATED , In Th• Hearl Of Mason City Mason City, W. Yo. , Phone Sf 3-5554 The Parkersburg Coc«Colo •i i. ' �' .Page Six " ' e z Gil&! The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Otllo .l:-:D::-::S::----:D:::-e-p_t__-::J8841-~l-;.;..-~~-;::= _.::.;:~~·~~~~\ lntemotlo;al Synchro Swim Charmer -·'\. Lynbrook· N. Y WE BiJY WTANT _ I .I }i~ -J 1f t ~ b7 10 It Cllaal&a A4a OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. LETART ('eel! lind B<'rt BlP.~ sing caolled on Dr. C. W Petty Wednes day . dCRAP IRON - ut:T.U.S ' eets per word COr tbre• _,, Mrs. Charli l' Bromn spent Mon- Pboo.MO ~ lllttltive iDiertiou. day with Mrs J)onDald Thompson. ll:ecW-CJne: moatb ror 1m eenlJ Mr . and Mrs Wa}ne Hart and Mrs . Ha n.nah Johnso n wert> shop. r•te of 2 ccuu pe- >¥oro w1l1 pmg In Point Pleasant. 1-'nday. be charged for advertisin~ if no1 M r~ Bh1nchl' v~n Sdwyck o[ paid lor before the 1.-Sth of eact. Columbus l.' i ' sp-t•nnmg ~1er vaca.. •oath followibl insertion INFURANCE AGENCY llun wllh h1•r U1nlher an d sisterl tilrrora tb Adv~:rt ls ln&-5bola.Jd br Erntl' and Tw1 )a H](·kard and Fir•. Automobil11, H.. lth reported unn;edllll~J)' . T:1e Dail) o~hcr l' ei_:Uvt>~- at Oak r;rove. _ 1 SeattneJ will oot be restk'nsibl• ActiDENT lot more than one rocorrect in Ut.. ca ..u•ltv ~t~~d BIMida K-:n:m:.~m llertloa. r.barae Me.- -- r-an ,:...::::.==~==~~ oea'UUIL BE A ~" aM t.pt"Cial tlra o( Evenbl pnntf'd .at reg\.' J.ar cla.ssiHed rat"ii. Ob1lu.u-le> I I I Not-ices QON'T YOU KNOWt Baker's will 1{\ve yuu the bf)8 ~ SAYI or applian· 4 6-tf fur n Jt~.:re Popular Club Plan Lost & Found !61 Lost : Sh ort-hill It'd Collil; puppK', tan a.nd whllL• markings. Nu <:1)\Jar ansv ''n; H• na111<' Tcd.Jy Chi,ld 's (WI Call 6095-Y . 7 25-31(-. Carpenter work nour MACHINE SEHVICE. t;uutanh•d Sales & ti r n•Jel ~. All rrwdd~ rl.'poired & ' LERS, Pomeroy. Olnce Phon• 269-M Pomeroy Na~ Bank Bldg. 1-3-11 -. - 105 E. Second SL Pomeroy, Ohio FOH lURE. Ponds , ba!lcments, hmd~capln,K, etc. P. M. Cowdery. Lung Bottom, Ohio. -- ----- DULLDOZ~n 4- 1053 PONTIAC Dclux, 8 ql' door Srdan, 11:~-dra nw l II' til I \'l', 7- 11 -t( l' Olll o.'l' ()j' , - - 7 :tO-file r New Haven RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland Appliance lllllln(', 2 11154 FOBII V-B duor St•< l,lll, likt• nt•w dark hl Ul' Slure, UB W. M11ln St., Pomc.rof 2-23-tt fuw.h , S1:l95. Hlut:tlll ;n··.~ . l'mn 7 2H-61c rrny, OhltL -,__ - - --- ----·- --· FOREMA~ & ABBOT!' T.V. SEU.. \955 FUBIJ V U (' ttn vrr l lhk ( "fllijll' VICE AU IJiakes Repaired by El 1-'orrl oma!J ,. $2 1!1n. s unllnt ·r, pert Technic1ana. Pbone 8284 Y BIH!'Unal"',, l 'ont ero>.v Oh10 . Mlddlepott. 6-1&-tf 7·20lite -~· .- ' -~-- (20 Insurance "' "' - ,, - '" (21) Real Estate ~ -- I" - -- For Sc.ie 11 ' ' ' -- - -- "' -·----~-. - ,, -~- ~ -~ I - ----- IF 04) For Rent I You have som•thlng l 7 fllt' !\1r. and .Mrs. Bob J r,.tmston To Sell, Trade or An· J\dllms. Mr. and Mn. Donald Bumgarnl'r . rent - · E!r{'!l"l(' nounce, Let A Doily Mr. a nd Mrs. Don Brown, Mrs. Doh Hr.aml'r. Cll nlun F•-twr, Mut I.By ne, Mr!! Danny Wnrkma n, dle port . Ph . 1126~-X . 11 -1-lf Sentinel Display Ad :\f ~. Evr-rcf.t Ruu~h . M .rs. Hobby - - - - - - - - --- I llllt rent-Ext.eDilon Lf'odder1, or Want Ad be Your Hnu ~h and M1•s Nel,;wn Rou$h. 8e1ffold Bolrdl, Prop Cloth•. Representative. Clintoa Fllber, Kiddicport. Mf$ ,lwmm; llflmpton fkw to Phone 112t16-X. n -t -U !'~:liforni~ ~•n Frlr!av for 5fYera1 - They Get Resultt - li.n vs v1sit wit-h rt'lativcs. 2 five room apnttmrnt ~ . 2 four<!:~ ~··ur I \I'UliJII I~>I­ - --- ~-"- LION§ Tin· Nl'w 1\av(~n Li ons (.; lub met t tht• I.P).!~<Hl ll all Tuet;Ju)' ev('n lllg The mectmg wa.s o pene d wL1Al a ~· la g ·~ <1lut1: a nd invocation. Kcnn('th Fnrd p-r('Hidcd. Plans were mMh- ror a s w1m mmg p-a r ty f ur the J.wns r,111d their fRmlli cs lo -- - ---::-- ---be held at the lnea! pu-ol on All 1953 BUICK V.B Supn , 4-rloor Sc 1::11 ust 7 t.o 9 p. m. Th-e next mcetd i!O , Show::; goud ra !"I'. ~JJ!jQ ng will he uu Augu!i-L 7 to be .hc~ d Hl~et•tt nu r·s. l 'ol lll-"''llj' Oh io Barne8.Slmp60n lt1liurance A(lency, 1 lhc 1.11"k. ( ;eo rg e Sayre wt11 1 7 :!0-6tc: Middleport. l'' lflc - Automobile- CIIIC lih l• meal. - - -Bonda. Phontl 6315-X 6-20-tf 1951. CIIEV !llli.Jo:'r J)(1 lux 4 - dun r s,-.rl a n, pnWei'Clidc, mdn ll1e - - - PURPOSE CLASS {;!1"i' l·l1 $Hfl.'i . HlnNina f'omr COMPLETE Insur"'lCe Protectloo, 1 'Jw Lutheran PUrpose <.:lass h rlrl Life, Auto, li'lr.:., Polio. Call Dop I'll )', (Jhlll, 7 - ~ il-ti lc hd r pltn Jc In the I'Hk \\'crhw ~­ ··- - -M1..1ls, Middleport, Ohlo . ' t Jl)f) t ( ·m:'.'Rou:T Dt•: ay July I H. Pre~;cnt WcJ'oe J\.J•r •ulld 2 dour Sl' t!otn, h*'UI'Iy lli'W t Jrl'.'>, ,t;5[)5. Mrs. Willlmn Mt•I-'a1r!and and wns ' Hlld Mrs. 1-llll'ry Luynl', Mn. Blrwltnar 's , J'Oilll' l tt y, Oh1n . - - - ---------- :rtr. 7-:<:0-fltc IH1\ ISJ•: :md 6 iiOI"CS land rur ~<tk I I. L. Dyer, Mr. <. nd Mrs. Herman .. ]<'! 1111' IHII"In s, 1 1-ll siOI"Y · LOl'lllCd I r'owell, Mr and· Mn1. lh.'l'lnan ttJI Pt•I· II <Jnd- llll ld Knob.i BnML .ayne, an1l NIHlCY HUI, II N 191 In J.rhttnun Twp l'rke $1200 I t nu ~h . Jtm and Judy Fry, Mr. anti Gt'aJwllc l'fl p Uol l[t· pru·t>1l lur Erm•sj (_'ong u 7-25-12tp Mrs 'J1hi)mas Gflinslead ilnd c·h il· ljll lt' k :;HI 1· .. I ll" 'p h \\ tppd . I'OIII - -- - - - - · · Ire~. Mrs. Mamtin Ohl inger, Huth r · uv. tlh 111. S l <~ l 1\ 111 111· 7 :_! fi .]IJI J-'nr Sal1· nnu l~>w. 1 · n r.. m;llo ll. i' FOR SAI~I£-Po!a11l Kirby R~al Es- Sm::-leton, M11;. H . P. Ro us h, Mr'!i. kPI ~ 1'. ~]. ('~,Wrl• • l'). r ·" n i-! 1\nl 1at£', Rutland Township. 31 Edna Burns, Mr~ . Stella Fry, M1ss 111111 . 7 2:-1 :it jl acrr.'! land , houso, baTn nnd out Dana Fry, 1\ti·s Otln Grimm, -Mr . hui lding5. Sec GNI1ge A. Mein- nrl Mrs. l~hlhp Wuipcrl, Susanw· YAUMALL II 'l'll.-\l' TOH, ~ond Ju1rt, Administrator. 6-1 -tf an d Penny Suf' SaJ-I'C a nd Mrs. • !lr t•s, ul l t•quiplll(' l'rlc N I - - Lloyd Itous-h. l'ill'H P l'hu11 c 1!825-Y. 7-21-31<: RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GERELECTRIC HANGJo: - Cl l1111llllllk TRUDE CHASE, ONE HALF ' Umer, Jlll ~ h -lmtlon r 11111 n ti s, nod MILE N, OF RUTLANO-MA Y BAOTHERHOOC deep W('ll un1t. nJ 'Piny mod pl. BE SESN STARTING SUNDAY . Thl' Lu t hera n Bi-ol hm'htmd he!d 11111ndnrd WIUTtllli}' sacrtflre 1·20-lltp I hrir RnntiHI pknk ltl th r Broa d HI S201l .P5 • nri~imtl Jll"l('(" wall -- - - Run Purk ! J11n Kmg cau~ht l•he $.140.115. Phmw MtHil durin g the grer.~d pig. day or 6126·M nl nl~ l 7-24-31p -- . --- -·-- - - FOR SALE. TRADE.QR RENT CLASZ MEE,TING AUTOMATIC ELECT I\I C WA SH- 22 Anr• lo'AHM 4 room hoi.Uje eelThr Young AduiL Class uf lh!' er . d h1p! uy mmkl - slnnrlllrll lar, dlll"k~'n h ou~e, 4 acr~ CO<! I, warrnnty • no spcc·ial plumhln!,( pl!' lll y locus t p~ts . on 111ail L ut hcJ·an Chtll'c h held a meot1trg or wtrlnJ<: nl'<"drd W1ll finance anrl -,chuol bn~t route, 1Y.r: milr ~ anrl w1ener l'OaM. ;tt .t h e •home of . Mr 11.nd M-n. Dnnaltl· Br own , H-a 12 mnntlu1. Prlc1• $111:'1!15 - or1g 11\1 1 ur Ru11and on gr&Vl'] road . Ina! prkt• $259 . 9~ . !'h01w 61Ril \\ 1 [\ t r~dc for liiDIIll place in . VI'I; l!r lg>hl s un Friday evening. during the dny ur 6\ :!R- \1 HI (;p 1trgc' KrnnNiy, Rut1arwt, Ohw The mcetinl-( OJWned with dcvo nif;l hl. Wil l rinnn cl' 7 24-3tp 7-2 1/it r llon;; h v Mrs. Cltrroll Arlams. Bob John-,lo n .gave a r cpor! what lll is Wt<:S'I'INGIIt)ltst+: ~~~~ ~~C~i·l~~~~ ~.:r ~ chm'(';h had done du1111 g !tiR• Mi.'iJ;· rca/lonahlc. 692 lll g h Sl Mlihl] p. 11111 Wrek The ·i,li'Ullp diKCusserl port . Phnnl' 8362-X. 7-24-:\lp and made plans oHt a l&lcr date tu hclp with the evango!i11m work . A wJ.Cner roa•st· ftdlttw{•d th l' , mN•tm):: and gamtm were plilyed Hnom11 ror r1•n1 Ph1m1• 205 t:thth l'rl's('nl werf' Rr.v. anrt M1 '.~. Ril ). 'I'<' a f nrrl, 642 K Ma111 Sl. l'um mnnd Peters, Mr. an-d Mrs Cai'I'Clll -- picnJ. ~ Some o( the entries li~;ted are Conven· :Baltimore; Lansing, Detroit, Bay • City and Ann Arbor, Mich . ; Cleveland, Colu m bus, Toledo am.l Ohio; Ch icago; Mani· l tWan·en, owoc and Milwaukee, Wia. ; Dea ! Moines; Bangor, Maine; N ew Drito.in an d Bridgeport, Colin.; Nl'wark, N.J.; Fort Lauderrlale a nd Altamount Spl"ings, Florida; Erie, Pa.; Rocheste r nnd Buffalo, N, Y.; Hou ston, Tt>xas; Oakland, A;;,~·;~:.~.~:~;'.:::,~· and tcan; L o ng Be ach and Richmond, Gordon Bennett club ionship tronhy. P1·ocecda go to Calif.; Monlreal, Quebec C ity, he NNF K1wanis d~b for undu· Peterboro, Toront.o and St. Ca th· ~rivilegcd ch ildrt!ll. _ ' erinc's, Ca nada. We lnvlle Bookkeeping Accounts, Audits, Tax Problems, Notary Publl<. QU!CK SERVICE OD Watch II& pairing by Factol'J Trained watchmaker. COLLINS JEWJ:. h" ''m''' --- ·- --~ Jak r G1hb; of lndlanu lR =;;:;;;;;::;;;::;:= j on _..~<vera! ct1ys Vllcatlon . --- I House Cqr rent . fi mtl e~ tmm rill 1 elne on l'or11 ontl Ho~<t1 7 n•"lll ~ wlttl JM , rle1·tnr. Wlltf'r ill kit chen. Good loca t1on. Wnh' Box 868-X % Th , Dtlll,\ Scn lln~'l. --~--- (17) fiueo.~l s .. Furni s hl"d apa.-t mrn l., lor rrn ! :!Od Mul her ry Ave ., 1'1>11 1• to)' !' ho u• · 4~ or 371:1 ; 111-fi lj • , ----- ------ Help Wonted Quality, Service and Merchandise To m o~t thf' detircs of f'VPty f•mily . , • 11 • '"od th• f•mlly of Mr .and Mf'll. Boh / .lohn •ton rerenlly werp Mrs. r . 1 K Ha 1•mun , Oharl96 and N1mey anli .Joe- nntl .Jim Rnhtrts, Nitro :Wr . and ~frr~. Mill on Sll'phan anrt A lh8'0n are vacatilmtne in 1 lions. Mrs H F. Rry an t, \lr~. F. 1\. Ha ley and Mr~ Lloyd• ]l ,t l1 Hh were 111 ll unllnglon M-onclily Mr. anrJ Mr>s. Clytk Sh.1t f1• r und t· hi ld rcn or Hal~mwn· . o.. 1111d Mrs . .\I:ITlc Marlin ami daught er of Au rur ia , W. VI\ , \II Sil t' ll H ~ v anrl rs Haymon d Petcr.s lhl .' Wl'l'k. Tho~;c of Ihe Gruham ·Ht wrsldc 4-11 nllcqding the camp :11 Solllh:~i-de la.o; L wee k and Ahrie Jewell, Th nm t•son, Sam llotfm an., Gct•Lruch· Smit·h. Da•nny Brown, Jtff'fy McKll'1gh: and Sunrla Durbin. Re(ent guA...ts of ~~r~ . Rurl Dawson. were Mr. 1linrl }Irs. Lew RouSth J r., and ch1ldr~ n 11f J>arker s bur>g. were Ra lph ..... Bub Muocv r ~lu r ned hnme afuw a lwn wt-ek; flehonllng ' of welrhn~: In Clrvrlnntl 1·,q .lohn Woavar of V oun·.~s l own Y!,ung t-to wn- ha!l bean v i~ltm y, Mrs Nannle John-tOn. Edi!h H o11 ~h Rnd Mrs. Burl Daw son att-:-ndf'd the funcnl ()f Jurlgt• ~ll1 er in R1ploy. · Penny Sue Sayre of Bnll!ant. "•~Md Susanrne Wolpert ·t his wt-ek . Mr. and M·n. James R.ottsh and rtaugbte-r ' eft Sati.U'day for Lincoln Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Home 1 8 rtt>a r your Bran d I l.l · •: ~~!!~~"::''· "oth. ~ home . 1 P 0 · · 'l'-24-3tc 1 ATIONWID. :::::: :~ ._ .... •A•y·-- ea. 115 •· heoncf lt. ,...... •• PIIHMt'OY, Ohl• - . _ . _ I========~=== J1';111 BROAD RUN s~·veral attenrl._.d the festJVa! at Vern,~n Sc•hoo l Salul'da~ n i·gJt . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbs and d:wghten; t,klled o n Mr . and M!l"s Guo1'ge H-esson. Mr. 11nct Mr.s. n.aymond Rnush wc tf' Su nd.ay gueos>11S uf Mr. -and Mls. <..:cell Marlin. Duris Ohl inge r ~tnd Conni o: Clark were vi ~i t~n:g M.r. and Mrs. \Vjliam Clark Fnd.,.y, . M.r. and ~~~"~-- _ P.<~u,l lfa~ts and fa,puly (}{ Mllll'JSVllle ca. l t d on Mrs Ruth Goorlnit.e. . Mr. and Mrs. AnhiiT Ohlmger wt•re gll~'H l~ of l\"/1', und ~J.r;;. Ha.•ry Ke.arn•s Park , Mic h .• where fh4r,Y wUI v~1 cati nn with .her pare nt&, Mr. and I Mrs. Albert Field• • "M u111 Jerry Wood en-tenlined Saturday evening with a JPiCh~ su pper in honor of Harold Hawlr: • birthday Present were Mr. aad Mrs. Walter Ward, Mr. and Mn. Harry Grinstead, Mr. and !MN. mcbani Fic-k, Mr. and Mrt. Robert Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dod· derer oi Swanton, Mar:y Elehin.ger, Joan Baltrell , Donn• Hol(et, Lonnie J enkins, GeoJ'ie OCCutt, Date Kautz:, H-arold Hawlr: and the BASHAN Mr. and Mr! . Arthur Orr spent Th ur sday and Fl'iday with their son-1n-law and daughter Mr . and M r:~. Edw in Neulnan, G'S lion . Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Ballard, son Melvi n are spcndinJil their VIICII · .tlon with l'elatlves. at KH1b11C'k, Wooster and Charleston. Forest Kyle anJ,I dauglller of Columbtl.s called on Mr. and. Mr.s Gr-o ver White Saturd11y. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orr and som of Reedsville apent tile weekend w1th th e fOrmer's pllren~s . Mr a"tld Mrs. Cli nt Orr. Ml' and Mrs. A. H. Bailey and Mrs. Minnle Orr tailer! orr r• f'a rrie Gainer of Lottrldge and rs. Ora· Cll.ldweU and Mrs. Totr Pen-in, Tuppers 'Plains, Wednes da v. · Mr. •a n d Mrs. Arthur On , dau •gllter nod Mrs. Minnie Orr spen' Sundnv wi th Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayn• ho s te s..~ Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Wltod, Mrs. Dell; Windsor, Mrs. Freda Miller Mr and Mrs. J . S. Bailey. Mr. a~d Mrs. R. E . Parter and Re-v. Hnd Mrs. E. E. Barnhart it· tended the homecomill'i at Sllvtr Ridge Chu!'C'h Make Us gratclul for sll the courage in lif-e, for we owe it to Thef' who didM brave the cr-o~ roc u:.. 'J1ht!l'. We pr a y in Help lt5 so •to live day by d:,y tha t Amen. evermore we •m ay dwell wit h Thy ... n-ame. -------- Orr. i\fr!l. Gl'nrgc Ol1ver wa s a );; UI'~ ~ of Mrs. Val Pria M-cA I11 s1e.r l•'n day M:-s. P tny OldagN anrl famli)' l':Jiif'd on Mrs. Odwin F.(lwanls-. 1 ~l r. an J :\.ln; . Tt•rl Swa T'!z; <~n d hulli 1,\· ca llrd 011 Mr. an4o Mau . lli!rbrrl King. Mr. a nd Mrs. Art Morarity an~ !a-'T)ilv w h'l sDent the pa 5t week vi ~iti ll tt rt-lahvt-:< at ~ringfieh' retUl'n £-d home Sunday. OR MORE J'acation Money Mr. and Mr-s. Or vv G-ai ner s.pen' Sunthty evening with Mr. anr' Mrs. Je'lS Wrmd . Apple Grove. · Mr aM Mrs. Dell Styles, Kent. vsiited Mr. and M111. He r-ma n Car Sfln and ?!{r~. Hu t:h 1'uecker. \fr. <tnd Mrs. Leslie H::twk an-d Ruth Rerrv cs lled on Mr. >Jn-r' Ml"! . · Ch-arll·s Spencer .and Mh. Etta Spence1· Mond•ay, ·M r a nd Mrs. \\,avne R11pe o' Rutla nd eaHed on Mr. and Mrs. Thnma g \kKay Sunday. .\lu rt ha Orr, Col umbus, i ~ spemli n !l this week wit·h heT parf'nts, ~ l r. ~ nd M·l'fl. Art·hu r QTr . . Tom Clark and dauahter, Well{n !Jton , Mr~. M..:: l'lene Hill, Colum bus, called on Mr. and Mrs. Orv~' C..t $10 to $1000 qulekly. RelaxHave 45 days before first payment Hnall monthly payments inducted ch•roes from dare of loan, Yo" nanM lt. We suppjy lt. F•n•nclng Ohio people Gn th .-·lfty terms since \tr,-;. Norm11n V ngc ll't' :1n d fam ilv ar-e Hpc ndi·n·g a f1•w r!<tys w1th Mrs Hnt>h Goodnile. M1s . .YI•a.rjorie Gel'la r h and fam · tiJ' o-f I.P.on- wrrc v i~ . [ in•.': rclitllves Su-nrtny. _ Mr, ;.nd Ml'S• [luss Kin:~ and dau g hlrr Wl'l'P l.J"Ucsls oi Mr. and M1rs . Her'lwrt K1n•g. C.u r< l ~ of Mr . and MTs. Harry Ord Sunday W••re Mr11. Rankin Mrs. Ho-mer Meredith and !:ion Roa C'h nnd r t~ mily, Daytono, Mr . .a·n d of Belpre ha.s been visit1n g Mrs. Mrs HllrV(!y Newl&nd •a nd famiJ )' Lawdena VanMeter this W&'k. or M.asnn : Mr. and Mr~. Dick Ord John Oyt.r of Ci ncinnati Vt:iiled and family , Nt•w HaVen, M~·. arrd his mother Mrs. H. L. Dyer over Mrf;. Jack Ord Brot~d Hun . the week-r.11d. Mrs. Rnnkin Roach and chitdrl'n Mr . an d Mrs. Oonald liumga rd M of Dayto n spent their vacation ncr anrl dangh !f'r nf APV N ix visit. w11 h Mr. and Mm. Harry Ord. Ml's. Fann1e Weaver w-ho .~ pent l'li r elatives •h'f're 0\' C\l" olhr week end a rew days w1th her .g randdtmgh· IN MTS. Frances Swartz returned · In h Pr son's homt:'. HobaT't', where Mrs H~nry Eich1ngor <tnrl sn tts .• hr has mnrle her ·borne -this suml'CtUnlf'rl to lhE'Ir hnmu in !trove- mrr. ' port nfter visiting w•tlt Mrs. Mfl· Mrs Raymond Wart·h and chil. be l Vun Me!c r . t~rcn of Ci nPmnati were W('ckcnd Mr. and Mrs. Cla v-t on Allf'n .and loJUC$. t~ of Mrs. P~ r l WarLh and R!l ly ~ Jlent Friday evet1lnq with Cnn.nl l' Sue . Mi.s..•; Cla ra Sayre of Mr . and Mrs. Chal!l. Goeglrin C<rmp Cunh.'y alqo \\1RS a RUl'st of ----- ---~- THE Meigs 15-18 -· ' " • ·' BUY .YOUR BICYCLE BIG• 9'x 12' SIZE PICKENS• Payment Plan' HMore and 1more People Buy Picker..• Way Every Day'' OPEN EVERY DAY ALLDAYSAT. NITE Ti119 pm Pickens ATLAST! VINYL RUGS AfLOW LOW PRIUS I ............................ • • I I I I I I I I i: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FARM-· EQUIPMENT Besllre And See This Gigantic Display! FULTON. THOMPSON Pomeroy 'I J k I Ph1 Sltey aft tbl~ wee or Danforth, Dl., wb.r.rt .fte will jDiD '----...,.,.._.;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _"':'_ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _...1 Ohio I I J I I I I I I I I I , h.ter Martha spent Sunday wUII ~r. and Mrs. Chu Thef~. Dorcas. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B.W'n. Che&· er calle-d on Mr. ,9.nd M t~. · Paul )rr Fridot::)'. · .' llv AL ONL·t~t.Oat' - .A,H THC><.JQrr AH AH 'LL I ..- ~ I \ I I I 2 weeks ' vacation p· I I I I I I, I- you'll have 20,160 minutes to enjoy yourself! Uae • couple or thCm to make JUre it's Call ahetd lor rtlervatia:na. C&ll home to ziy you urivod aafely. GE~ERAL fun! ' I 'I I - TELEPHONI{C9MPANY OF ·OHIO 1 . 11 '"~ "itJ...o/llo.Q....t '74t-.~·i~ ~' ' . • . 990 On Your Dial WAIT W~!LE WOULD BE" HER .'! f-IERE , 'fO' DOES MAH WI FES WAStiiN' - HARTFORD BY VIRGiNtA CA.RLITO,N LEMIS POF~&NIUGIR The death uf t..ewia Potcenbar. •er al Clifton last \vedlle.ida)l ; rou&ht to end !o the lift o.f on <> •f ason County'' oldl!st- and WeH knlJWYI citizens. He was- a metrtber f ~ a- pioneer and distin-«uilhed ·amtly GC M.aS(ln County. In11 broher. George, was at one time ;herHf of M,~od CQunty al\i:! .thetl nem ber of ·the SupJ;8lllt Court o~ '¥est Virgin!~ for over , twenty t • ear~ . He is survived by "\tary .Poffenbarger, hls sister, wh9 ·t)as bt: en ledfast for sevel'lal yean;, anc\ eve ral nieces an:d neph!:W1. Om nephew is ~&i"tUt Podenbora:er 'Nho is employed in t.he Post Of'h..-e at Pt. .P-l easant and anotber 1ephew, Perzy ·Pu(fenbarger, a lawyer i.n Charleston. Lewj 5 wl\s boi1l a- few m t_le~ above Henderson in Arbtkkle Da 'rict Auguat• 215, l&e6, son of Clin-. :on ~nd Saiah (Lewia) oU~nba-114er, His 8Q,r !y ~ mftt\lre life .Was i pe nt in •b•r4 .wM!k on his fa~rn on he Uppe_r Nine ·Mile Creek in Ar'"luckle District where .he worker! 'arly and lplt!r uri!il illllpaired by osing his eyesig ht over SO yeaf'!i 1go. After !he deaths of his parent~ lt! and "!lis ~\ste r , Mary, continued o Jive at 1he homestead and ttww 'lome was noted- for· illS hospit.aHty ·:nd .generosity where everyone re~ l!iVe<l a· welrome .gr-eeting and hir ho m ~ was espe.ci·a lly noted (or he sto.pp ing pla~e for · ministerr 1f the Pine Grove Ohurch. . : --;-:-·~ LOOI( WHO GETS AN AUTOGRAPH OH, ... "ffl""~ THAT ioUILlll;ll!l'l · SOME TlM! . YET•· . '1\!Jl itl'lli '1o Marry SUNSET a;"! ATION'" •••,,. , ..ml J I . Mr. and .Mrs. Art>hU.r~ 011.r. ·U· TO • lANDI AN ruws f• THE SMITH FAMILY '· ••r.nsl I I I Mr . and Mrs. Paul Orr oalled on Harold Goddard Sqnday, JJ:ar.tlett. Mr. and Mrs. A.rUlur .IJ,os~, son, Belpre called o n r.trs. DJ?rt Rose )unday, . , SUNRISE • •Hrent••l H•• "le•utp We•"' - ' -- - . By Ala_n Mavtr • Af••Y• ,.... "fvst I with a display of the most modern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, a11d OLIVER ~ "YOUR •••••"f 27 ....,,.,. .ec... •t• . -- ltose. +- ru .....cr. . . . . ewftl 9"'lo -'------ Mr.s. Evelv n Holter and chlld ren, Carmel s p ~ nt Monday WLlh her oarents, Mr. and Mr.;. The-odore riMOUS I J Kaf IIlii lUI IIr-----~---------------------~----------1 I . I Mr. tllld Mra. John Lonjt, Mr. ond M~. Fred Lon( and children uf Ctl:;&:_leston e.pent Sunday evening -w~ Mr. and Mu. J. C. Me· wt!te se.rvM to M.r.!. Wm. Mlll , Ml'll Relt Batley, Mrl . ~rl Kautz. Mr~ 1 Charle, Goe~tle in , Mrli . Cl111yton Mn. Hen ry Ekhinier anJ !a-11-K. Ali en, M.~ . J ohn Fick. :Mn. Del· £ddie Hartun-a: enlerl.ained t~ mer i a um Mrs. llaym()Dd Elbt1"Third Thur&dlly Club at the homl" fetd , ~t rs . 'LawreKe Smith. Mh!.s of their mother, Mrs. Mabt'l V.an Ophu Offutt , Mn. Georie W~lf. Me-Ier.- After a ;hort {lession wbjeh Mrs. Franklin Salley a-nd M1111 waa ~onducted by the viee presi- w.. od. Mn;. Of.lutt won Lhe door de nt , Mis11 J erry WoOd, a aociat pr ize. The August rn.'eetinr; wUJ be time watl e ftjoyed. Ref.rashments with Mn. John Flck. . '- BAKER FURNITURE / Mr . CHESTER lOBI JiliN! Point and Hardware Pomeroy Phone 153x Mason, W. Va. ON THE IRIOHTEST COIN II IN SP 3-5583 •MIDDLEPORT OH lo' I I I Aug. >. ,,,., -------~- I. YOU SOON Phone 197 SPEC1AL · ---~- WE WILL SEE \ AT re· s idmg at Newburg, l\118soun, Star Houle No. 2, Post ultiet! Aadres& Newburg, M1s~>ouri , Star Rou te No. 2, c/u Tressa Boulw<~ re, is here by notified that on the 17th. day · 01 Ju ly, 1906, Gary H. P<~t'S{lns, an infant by Preston A. Parsonl:i, h l.s next fnend, Plaintiff, filed his p etition against her as def endant m the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs Co unty, Ohio, (;ase No. 12,44tl, praying for dtvorce from the sa1 ~ Helen F. Parsons, a Minor, on th e gro unds of Gro.ss Negled of Duty an d Extreme Cruelly, and plaintift also ' prays for other proper rcHer. Said cause will be fM . hearmg on or afler the 30th day of August, A. D. 1956. t:ary H Parsons, an Infant by Pr ~;ston A Parsons, hi:; next Incnd. Crow and Crow, Attorneys for Pl al ntiff. (7) 18, 25: (8) 1, 8, 15. t'2. 29-7tc ON 'Ntl h the former 's parenta, .and Mra . He rman Carson. OtT. LEGAL NOTICE Helen F. Parsons, a Minor, ~r --- Pa rkor.~ l;lUrg Gain" Wed.,s<loy. Mr. ••d Mn. JunlM Cmon :1n·d family, Belpre, .ipent Sunday ·M r. and M r~. Perrv Orr. Col limbu s a nd Wm . Molf WPr t' . Sfltw ~Ia_\' .~;:uests of Mr. and Mrs. Clitt ' $150.oo Mrs. WIK"lh. rcc c-n~ ly, WthE>elin g. Phon• 285 WANTED -- Woman for hnu!!l'· work. l.lvr 111 F'r '+llk Brad1, __ _ __:__ ---- ·- ---· - Middleport R. () L(';UIIng CrHk . - ·--------Rd 7-24·6tp ! 1\IA X WA.RU HOUSEWIVES! ln· j coml!1 Start yourNrNI own extra proflt bu si ne s~ 8e-rvldng Avon "rm1c -:----- Mrs. Bt•!ly Smil·h h:·~ been a mcdtcal at Po1nt Clinic Mr . nnd :Mrs. Erl SWdrl '-" n of Cleveiantl has hPi'n V!Sltm;: Mr·~ Virgm1n Sharbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Il l IS H ar ri S, Mrs L11wdena Vanmf'!t•r w t' rt• S11lLH da y gue <ol .~ uf Mrs Bud DaWlfQII and EdHh Hous h. Rt'v. and MJ~. K. J Scut.t ha\'(' reeently retu rned fn11n 11 !rip lo MinneMl t<J :\-Irs. s~"tt wa.-; sla•tc ddt•gate to 1t he WSWS ('On vt•ntlfin.l Shf' Js llha lnnan of ·" 'CI<ll rcla· 1 room •partmcnt.a. all wllh lauo · dries and iJ.Maa:c,~~ "-· N. Brngrl . Pomf'roy, Ohio . 5· 14tf l'hl!t DollY SentlnPI Pn:::z.. rov.M lddleoott. ~~~e~d~n~e~sd~o~y,~J~u~ly~2~5~.~19~5~6 ~~~--------~~~~;-- 1912. G. E. REUTER Publi< A<<Ouolanl C'lrt'trlfJ Pd. P. 0 . Box 148, Phnne 909 ~ Ponwrny , Ohw . 7-19-tl --~- IJI,I('ltn:.r"::;, .- -~ --~ - P•ul ... thank•d · God, and took cour,._, (Ach 28:15). PRAYER: 0 Lord, help us 4-hi s day to be thankful Cor our toil. M'r. and Mrs. ODha Ueving, Mrs. Fannie Clark and Mrs. Louis and Janice Gibbs mo.tored to Scranton Penn., Thu~ay -and attended ·t he Oral RoberfiS healing onnvention . AUTO SALES I~ 7-19-6tc ----Zl KEF:TONS .SEW INC; ,, $11)95. OhJO. . Attendi ng were Mu Jamea Hart Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Donald Hayn'ts, Mrs. Adrian Lathey, Mrs. Myles McCormick, Mrs. Harry Ord, Mrs. Mary Ord, Ms. J. J . Ree-d Ms J ess Roush, Mrs. J ohn Smith, Mrs Harry Staats, Mrs. Stanley Stallts, MN. Leo Thompson, and the hostesses. I METROf'OLITAH J'hure 907-M . VIRL:IL TEAFORD :om()lete WHfl:EL ALlGNMENT, bJo:aocing and brake service. HackeU's Siilety Serv lee, West Ohio. Maio Street. Pomero Auto Soles rlo ors SyraNISr Doy Wrecker Servt co. Phone 8227 . Nlght Phono 6031}. X. DODG&-PLYMOU'l11 DEALlHI-tf ERS. 181 . conducted by Mrs. J ames Hart Pr ltes we~ won by Mrs. Jess Roush and Mrs. John Smith. Hostesses Cu:- the meet1h& were Mrs. C. B. 1'bomp1Qn a nd Mrs. Albert T~ompson . I Good Clean Used Cars AU Mak.. •od Modell and rep<J ir:-> . Crude Oil $3 harrell -~ co. I 6311 1 o tll Autu Serv ices &. H. RAWLING SONS PHONU If::::::=;:;:::;;::::;:;::;;:;:;;;:;;:;:,:;; sso. ...._ ---- -- uade on In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 036-M Get $25, $100 in famous products freel Help yuur friends get N.ational Brends CONCRETE BLOCKS they went for only $1 a week . "Build Better For L"'"' The)" get vuluable free gifts GRUESER BLOCI: CO. too • and' YOU get tift afrer 3 Milu North of Pomeroy g1ft-F REEI Send 'od•y for de- 1 On Rt. 33. Cell Wm. Oru.,.r. tails and FREE New 276-page Rock Springs uta log. •~-.oll tel("t)hune &Ivea eareful J Mrs. Lyle McComlck pesented • tbe -lesson for the -day whic!J Wll8 e ntlHed, "P1lrenta Should Be 4 -H Minded". A short busin.eas meeting foll o wed the lesson and a program dealing with Cana~a. was presented by Mcs. C. B. T~mpson . the e>lub's International cbairman Mrs. John Smith discussed tb•! the geography o(.Canada and Mrs. Harry Ord talked of t~e climate 1 and descrl~ a Tecent visit she' f made to Canada. Mrs. LeoThompt son discu.slied differnt phases of the coUntry's government. Mra . J. J. Reed described a trip she took to Canada and showed soovenirs which she brought 'I back . Following the sufllllon of busl1 n ess a recreational period ~~ Real EstGte Broker C::LUB SECRETARY published at 1 crnt per word, C'bara:ed AQJ reeelvcd DJ mail 01 ••• The Avalanebe Farm Women's Cl ub of the- Vernon Community I on J,.etart, W. v•., R.oute OeJd I Jts July meeting at tJI.e club hou.se II near the Vernon Church re-cently . The meeting was opened with ) t~ singing o£ "Ame_rica,. antt thesalute to the ILftg waa given. 101. 1 charge of the devotion& was.Mrs. [ StaDley Staats. RODNEY DOWNING f"la'Q ut 'Jllan1.11 Avalanche Farm Women's Club Has Canadian Program n-1\UC"niiur. J BUIIB 1(. wtU be publl.abed '"• l&ll) dQ- q received. aate. · 2 an,.. per 1rOJ"4. OD.e ill \ Wednesday, July 25, I ~56 FUNIC LEAHY former Notre Oame rootball ooaeh who no doubt hJ.I i'tven ~y 8JI autograph, trtes the shoe Olf- the oQter toot a. Ita reta the .ugnatun ot tbe llew "Mills Universe," carol MorrUI ·ott ottumwa, Ia. BebJnd her ln th18 Loa Angelea breakt'aat scene is Ina"rid Goude. "'MJ..- Bweden." Later thMe two beautlea and :Marini orsChei, ""M"iel Ger~y," atgned tor films. (Jtt-tertmHoftal) ------------------ 1 I CArr �• . The Doily Sentinel, Pomero_:_y_ -M _ id_d_le.:..p_or_t,:...O_h_i_o~----.....:. ' __________ W_e:..::_ dnesdoy, July 25, 195G Descendants 01 William Spencer Have Reurnon At Camp Gtounds On Saturday ELECTRICAL WORKERS PICNIC Loyal Bereans WCTU Planning Class Potluck Teo Party For Held On Tuesday Next Month The seventh .annual picnic of the International Brotherhood Eleetriea( Workers will be Saturday, July 28, from p. m. at Bal}ef's Lake LEGION TO MI!IT The Feeney-Bennett Post, 128. American Leg1on. will this evenJng al the legion HaU HAYRIDE HELD FRIDAY The Rev. and Mrs Dav1s of the Rutland Methodist Churc~ and Vernon Weber, chaperoned Senior Youth Fellow.shlp of the ehurc!t on a hayride to the Meigs County Fairgrounds FrJday In g. WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS l9!;5 Mercury 4 dr. SH.n. R Se-1t uvera. Like new St•r H IHt CI:IVIrt, Thot•• m•ny "'''"'' bit1ullful Tu·Tone a Mrs Robert 81rmm~o:ham, who plans to mo~e to Mtch1gan ~>oon. was the guest of honor wh t•n lhe Loyal Bereans Class hall a poLiuck supper at the Chu rc h uf Ghrist George Tue!!day evenmg Mrll Blrmmg. Chllds present-ed Mrs ham, who has tH:!en a da ~s tLfflt.et Wlth a g1fot The putluck ~upper had been planned to b1• hd<:l on the la<Wn of th~ F'Agar All1·n~worth horne but heav~· nun.'> ~~arl1et Tuesday cilused the plan.'!' to be ehoanged The bles.s tng which preceded the suppt!r was offered by Rev Frell I Gardner. H. A real cle•n cer II .. Ford V8 CultomiiM 2 H. Cl••n 1nd nlu DDdge 3 pua. Cpe. •net clean an the Old•moblle Hydra H. R. . ly sharp for more to c~~ line of nlw Outboerd Motor In wtth 1•11·•-M .. Ic More to <;ho6111! ROOMS Of New Furniture FOR ..... $299.00 BAKER •• METROPOLITAN FURNITURE Auto Soles ~I I ~ 011 The RriKhlesl Cor-= At Traffic Llljllht In Mlddl!!port 295 N. 2nd! Awe Mlddlr.port, 0. Open lwenlngs UnHI 9 p. m. ::i! Phone '645-J ••r In Middleport ~ Ill BAKER FURNITURE Ill MiSS Flonnel Talbott Wllh Mrs H M Cross anJ M1ss Emma Malthews a.s asstslmg hostesses Mrs M L Kel ly, pn•.u dent, was m charge of th~ meeltng wht<!h open t!d wtth .the Lord's Prayer, th'! Pled.!!e of Allegtance to the Ohrts· t1a-n, Arnencan and Temperaoce fl&h:s. a p<~lrwtu: song and a read ing by Mrll Kcll} Mrs. B£•ulah Whrte w~s leader Mrs. W. Anthony Is Hostess At Party Monday Mrs r>wtght Wall ace wn!'i tlH demonstrator Monday when M1s Willis Anthony enolertamed with a Ttlpperwart- party at her home Prh:P!'i were woo by Mr~ Paul Smith, Mr>J. Raymond LICVJng, Mil'~ G~d !'iiJller and Sandra Miller The hn..~tf's,s ~f'rV('Ii a dessert cour~e tu Mrs Delbert Baker, Mr:; Gil'nu l.11mDert Mn; Ernest La\. lanre Mrs Dalla HamJ!tono, M.rs C:ILe~!l'l' F.rwm,' Mrs 1!urold E llnhhm·rl i.Lnd d11ughlcr Marla Kll\' ~l n Ge1a!d Anthony, Mrs. David ll ar ~~ lr , MNI Jl'arold Chase, Mr ~ Hf'lh('l Colrrnan. Mrs Charlr~ !len nctl, Mr" Lievmg, Mr~ Smart. Mr~ Miller and Sandra Eynon Family Reunion Held . On Sunday . .... ,wt. .. you ..,.,,.... doclll'l pt..t<lptllli ut for •~lf'lt you can N surt y. . ,hoollh lo I• ..... hondo. Tho ....., ol ,.r,..aldng cort and •m It tAtrched '"' tWLf'J' pmcrlptftft we e~. YtNr p,...,lptl.,. h tll,n cheolctd and ctoubft.. 1cMdLM "' btl 1111'1 )'OUr n~edlclnt l1 .....,, ...... - ..... ,..,...d .. PHONE9 Swisher - Lohse DRUG STORE E. Main St. Pomeroy ·- was held reeL'lfltl:. at t.he hOme of of the devotiOnal ~erv1ee on the Mn Clarenl'C Clint' , pre~Hh•nt. top1c ' Uut of the (;ood Treasure~ WII'S in chal)le of a short busme5!1 of the Heart ' Dum!J: l.he bustmeeting llo~t-st;.c~ were Mn; Aln ~~~.!l meetmlo( f,he nominalmg lensworth, Mrs Leo Searles, ~l"ll comm1ttet> was appOir;Jted 188 fol * Gertrude Greenlee and Mr:i Doyle lows· Margar1·t Sauer. Mrs Lilhan M11ler. GuesUJ Jn<!luded t:wpt ilnd Ste1ff and Mrs . White A thank Mrs. James Hartinger and three you leUrr was rea'li from •t he Sol· eh1ldren, Jean McP..hllen , Suqn diers and Sadors' H-ome lor a box Midkiff, Sharon McCiurtg, Dec sent by the local WCTU. A duct Hartinger, Mn Robert 'McEihm "Near the Cmss" by Mn;. Homer ney, Mr. Smalley FLrty - flve mcmHysell an.U Mrs Wh1te and a ber·s and guests attended. prayer by M1 ss Saut•r closed t.IJ~;~ ' mect1ng The hostt-s:-.e-s ~Served i.l d~scrt courst• Chevrolf.lt Club Cpe. p, 1to Pliln'S wer.e made to ,have a tea in August when yi)Un.": mothers of the town will bt ·guests of honor when the rne f' tJn g of 1he WCTU BUY for :FALL NOW! A famdy n•umon was held at Lht• lwme ur Mr. lind M1s R€1ed Eynon of Mornin.g Star, Racme, Ohw, liD I, July 14th when thetr chllrlr£>n and grandt•hildren were all pl'C~I'/11 for the OCCAS IOn 'l'ho.se find Mrs. Bcr ~ sons of Balh, M111m• and Lelnnd York, Bat!l, ]>rCM'!lt we1 r Ml nt11 d i'.y nnn nnd Matne Mr nnd Mrs Enul h)'no.n an1! ~on, ll;Hmt'. 1m1; ·Mr and Mrs (arm] Ne1glcr and diaughter&, Sy· I'IL('U sr, Mr and Mri'l. Robert Reihf'r IHH1 ~~m~. Racine, MD I: Mr .tnd 1\.tN; lvon Wat6on and tKUUI or Al~o:oll'lll', Mich , Mr. 11nd Mfll. Owt•n Wa!Hon, R!flne. A 1 t ht' noon hour a pkmt' din· llf'r wa~ hclrl on the lAwn. 'I'hls 1s thtl flr~t trmc lh(' rlllrmly !lave all hf'rn 1\JJ.:t'lher in mne yeallf. THEY'RE HERE! · •' ' JUST RECEIVED A New Line Of Fall Costume Jewelry Tbe descendams of W!Utam Spencer, RCIYiill Oak, MK'h., Mr. Spencer met at the Umon Camp a.rld Mn G W Spell(:er and two Grounds near New Haven 011 sqns , Pomeroy , Ml'. and Mrs J oe Mrs. Saturday, July 7.1, for a r.eurnoo Spen cer and son, Mr and Carl Mtller, Mn. Le-tha Walk er, picnic dinner. It was decLded at the re\Qiion Lesta Ho).;gess, Mrs Ollie Bouess. to make lihc affair an annual Mrs Pea1 11e Spenceor and 110n of Charlc ::;tcn. 1\lr. and M.rs. H . N event. Attending were Mrs. Mae Bt-Qwn Rou~h Mr and Mn Freeman Mor and Mrs. Lester Spencer, Rou ~h ..JJmm H• Dodson, Mrs Lloyd M-r and Mrs. Henry AtwOOd. Mon- Rouoh and daughter, Mr and Mrs roe, M1ch., Mr and Mrs Omlle John llJt> fr~· son and d\ilughter. • Mr a nd M.r;; f:harley Rogges.s, Mr and Mrs C A Boggi!'Sl!! and s1 n. Mr a nd Mrs Kenneth Cundiff <~nd chddrt'n, Mr. and· Mr-s Thl)mas LmMey and 8(Jf), Mr and M1 ~ G.en£" Holden and duldr-en, Mr and .'~irs W1lham J.o.n es and .sun antl -grand~on, Mr and ~. H K Cue of CGlumhus, M>r. an<i Sally Ann Yeager, daughter ol Mr< G("Uf'ge Cel·am and son of DeMr. -and Mrs. C~arlts Yeager of lnLLl Roscoe Spencer of Buffalo, Mason, was !10nored on Tuesday W Vct , Mr and' Mrs. 0. E. Bo-gafternoon with a birthday party ge~ . Ja ~ ver Boggeas, Mr. and held at the Yeager twme. She M~ Arm•ld BoggesR all of Ch~r­ was four years old. leslon, 1 aiTJ and Vav1d Walk of Garnes were pLayed and favor& Tallahassl'e, l<~lonrla. of horns fiHed wit~ candy were Mr and Ml'S 0 B Spencer and presented to those atllendl.ng. eh 1lclr·en of AITI'herst, 0 , Mrs. B Mo-vies were taken of the party A Spe ncl'r of Kl'nna , W Va , Mr Those attending were Dickie anrl M'I'S Ra v Skem uf Charleston, I· UNUSUAl AIIIVALI In New Yor• are Mr. and Mrs. Nleolaas Moons. their l3 children and one and Beverly Carson, Cathy and Mt > V B Vavender, St. AlbaD3, aon-lnalaw, Jolla~~ NedMeDd. who U: seeo at riJht witb hill wife, EJ.lzabettL The family ls en route Cinda Foglesong, Cecilia and Mr and Mrs Edw;rrd L. Stad1er to Bouton. Iowa, where Moona wm resume btJ prorelston of daii'J rarme,r. He was sponsored bJ David Smith, Suzie Warner, i1f Cl neland, Mr and Mrs. W. H .Jobn Connoll1. Jr., of OM Mo1Del. Iowa. blnlaell the lather of elaht c:hlldren. • {lntetnot1onal) CflauQh, •od JennM~ ~ Pmr and childrrn• of East LiverJohn and James Pauley, Debbie pool , Mr and Mrs Mason SpenRichardson, Gary Green , Joey ocer. Harry Speneer and .granddau· Bailey, Carol Lynn Frut!l, Charlene and Jo EUen Diehl, Joyce ghter, Mr an<l Mrs. E A Wingett o.rson, MarilytJ Foglesong, H'a.. and son, ¥rs Herman SpeniCer, zel Smith, Betty Pauley. Jo Ann Ml"i Florene~ Moort> and children Green, Slna Bailey, Ida Diehl, New Lcxmgton . Mr. and Mrs. f'red A lal"ge atteJJdaMe' was pre...ent Rev. KonkrLgh.t, sang a weleome Mrs. Roy Pleuall Mrs. Dallas Sprncer and children, Mr. ·and for !:he recept1on fivec tbe Rev song to Rev. Zundel after wohlcll Yeager a.nd Mrs. Charles Yeager. Ml'li J>C'SISe Brown, Mrs. Vil'lgiflla and Mn Ralph Zundel, dauehters, L. D Diles joined the grou'P and Sh:trhaugh, Mr anort Mrs. Bob The Sunshine Class of the MasOharlene and Sharoli and Mrs they a-ce()lllpanJCd by Mrs. Paul Spent.'eU' (If Harred Oreek, Ky. Daisy Ja6per. Haptonstall sang "Brlghtep the on Methodist Church held a picnic tast Corner". Rev. BarteltJ In behal£ or in t!le N~ Haven Park on , The meeting opened with an or- .the Pomeroy Minbteriai Associa· Thursday evening. Tbose <at1.endmg the ball game Jan prelude by Mrs J H Stephen lion ex-tended a welcome to the Those attending the Affair were at Cmcmnati Sunday were Don son followed wJth gri)Up fl'lnging Zunduls. He compared cbt'lstianity Mr. and Mrs Charles Yeager Mr W A Bleaslng, Mr. and Mrs Bell, St. Clair, John Harry H1U and Mrs. Ml'lvin Boneeutter And Mra W. J ''The Churob's One Foundation" to 1nusic s~inog "to prove musi.(' and Sally Ann, Mr. and Lawnnce Bals~r. and prayer by ilhe Rev. Eupne .II cood and beautiful, one plays Lester ze~kle, Claudia and JenChopmcm :o.pef\_l the w~k end in Pvt. David H1ll of Texas who Atwater with M:r and Mrs. Archie Bro\Wl of United Mdlbod:ist OhUl"eb it and to show ohristian!Jty ill good nifer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph War. Wl8l ocalled .OOme to att.e:nd the Ch<tpman Pomeroy. am1 beautiful. one ltv-es 1t " He ner, and Susan; Mrs. Evelyn Profufteral of bis aU1nt, Mrs. Hubbart!. Mr and Mrs Bill May anrl e:qtressed .the ltt~Wpe that Rev Zun- ffitt and Nancy, Mrs. Joyce" Carof Hartford Jl!l spendln•g oa t.P-n dwy children of Akron ~5pent their va. Aten Shain, master of ceremon· del would see thP- beauty ()f chri& son and Beverly 'B.n<l Dickie, Mrs. furlO'llg.h wi*;h ht" parenlK, Mr. cation on the farm owned by Jes extended a welcome t-o those Emily Burg~ss, Mn. Audnt Rich• and Mrs J. M IIlii . Gel)rgf' E Boston , prest!nt and spoke of .how €ach tlanity i•n tolle CODI;nruuity. ardson and Sharon aod Debra, Mr8 CeeJt Roseberry, of Stnng Mr and Mrs. Roas Winebrenner ffiiHI&ter when he leaves a -church A duet "Ne-aT To The Heart of Mrs. Lorene Harless. Mrs. Vele burg spent a da} w~lh Mrs . 1\ V anrJ Donna st:ent t~e week end leaves Ia' mark and of the new GOO" was presented by Mrs Elmtr Workman. and Mrs June Va,n Hi\1. ' With Mr. and Mrs. Thorton Sayre thDUJ!lhts alld ideas anld new life Wickham 111n.d Mra. Loraino Sterrett Mate, George Ray, Carolyn and Belli! Ann TheJS!s, Racme, l!l In Columbus · brough~ by tbe new pastor, Vi81l· wil<h Mrs. Stephemmn as aoocom. Joanie. sla;ymg wtth 'her aunt , Mrs i'"ranKenneth ing ministers and their wives panl6.t, after whtch Rev, Hoyt as Curtl!S R1<;kard and CIS Webb whlle her motoher iso m were bu.~lnes~ callers in Point were m ' :-uduccd by MT. Shain and president of ttae Melgs. County the hosptloal . Plea~ant. Mason, Pomer~;~y ' and mcluded. Rev. and Mrs. C. E Hoyt Mmlster1al Association and mo,M.rs . Elmf:!r Gnmm. ~elpre 1s New Haven Saturday. Middleport Baptist Churoh, Rev. der,a tor of the Pomeroy Baptist !';pehdirttg a week WJth her .510n R Mrs Ida Hardy of Akron wae Howard Ruppelt Mtddleport Pres- A£isocLa.tHm e:d ended 11 welcom~ E and wife the fllnner guests of the Cedl byterian Chun:h, Rev. Waldo J. to Rev . Zundel a.n'!l: fanuly Mr Mr •and Ml'f! Charlt·s Rlfrte .and BlelL'iings Saturday, . Bati-e Is of F(.'fleratcd Ohuroh, Porn- Hoyt brought out llbat each mem· ~on of Pom-eroy !Jpenl rnday eve. Sandra Eun.s has been the eroy, Rev. 'D.nd Mrs Eugene ber ~thould t.rpen their hearts wule mna with MT and Mn Don Bell hou&e guest of ·~er uncle and aunt Brown , United Mllfho<llst Ohureh uphold ·their pash~r and )>ack up Other guests were M,r and Mrs Mr and Mrs Taft Boston. Pomeroy, Rev an-d Mn Raymon' their pastor by their pre~Sence at Mrs Launa Fea6ter, 'Marietta: Paul Erwin and Ra}·monrt and Mr. und Mrs. Etl Ztmm and Konknght. MJ<hlleport Mc·thodJ.'ll. thuf('h and willingness and if s.tate president. was a guest when Paul 81:!1! of Pomeroy irnnd ·chJidn•n of Parkersburg, Mr Church, Rev and Ml'3 Wt•~ lcy they d1d t•hey would have a •,great Jane Howell Tent D.11u~tera of MT nnd Mrs Alvm Hull Hnd and Mr·s Elbert Brooks spent the Jenkms H.acme Baphst Churrh t1me of sptritual rej01clog. Unwn Veterans met Monday eveson of Hartford v1sitcd Salurday doy atternoon with Mrs Losa Mae and Rev and Mrs Zundel and ning a! the DAV Hall. l'ollowlllg a solo "I 'll .rl.alhl•r fannly , Wll•h hl.<t mother Mrs G. T Has- Brown end family Mr. and Mrs Wllliam Brooks Have- Jesus" by Rev. RuppeM., Mr kinsMr s WlDo na Cook, pre9tdent, A solo "It Is No Secret ' by Shain in behalf o{ the Church Pl'<'sided over ,t he ,meeting when Bobby Crow sp~. nt several days we1·e dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. With his COUsin Donnie Cruw of W W. Staats and Jimmie recently. Wilham Watson pre-ceded 11 wf.>l· presented Mrs. Zuru.J.el with !l the wmk was exemphf1cd Mn both In come from the church by M~. J eorsage and Mr. Zundel w1!.h a FcHstf'r mspected the Tent imrl P<lmcl-oy and was accompamed Mr and Mrs Staats are Ill health . H Sh•phenson who gave a very in· g1td.. Rev. 'lind 'Mrs Zundel each ~ave !•hem an mtt'dlent .ii:tadc. !lome by Donnie. ·Mrs Blanche Van Schovck rc. te re~tmg talk on chlii"Ches st~ting responded and expressed t!leu Attendance at t.he Methodt.~l Mrs R1ehard Campbell , m be-half cently presl!ntcd t!le Ladt(' _~ Aid th'1lt churcl\es arf.> n-ot labclt!d apprecialton after whwh Mr of the Tent presented Mrs Feas· Sunday School Sunday wcr t! 56. of Board Bapli!!l Church with a grht or somal] but 1t is the m ~ m Shain 11poke of th2 fellowsh1p offermg $10 l'l' ter w1th a .giEt. quilt top bershLp and lhe1r cooperation am:J among the various ehure.h dl'no· MISS Eva Sayre, RN of Wheel· AL the clo.s."" of the meeting, Rev. and Mrs. W. S BflJuP5 were ~ork'. In Apeakmg of the Pollleroy mmations and Rev Jenkins clu ~~ m~ 111 lf'l)endin.g a vacation h.erc and punch were served cnnkies Slcphr:n~on cd Hl'C rneetlog with a prayt!r Mi81S Thurta Cadle emplQyNl HI supper g uests of Mrs Luvena R.!u- Baphsl Churctr, M;rs with Mrs Cook presiding :at ttJe ney Saturday evening br'ol.l'g'hl out lhe wmous thmgs pt Pleasant &pent tlhe wcekcn<l pu n('fl bowl. A .social hour followed and Judy Bonecutler who Is em. ttra.1. •happen 1:n t.he churc!l includw1th her parents, Mr. ft'nd M1·s p]l)yed In Parkersburg spent the ing. baphsm, dedlcoation of chJI. sandwiches, cooktes and stlerOeJ t fo~ A Cadle. week end w!lh her tnothcr Mrs dren, marriages and de-alh.s. She punch were .served by t he ladies ICE CREAM SOCIAL Mrs. T lf. Frart.ier and son of Harley Bonreutter. ' · concluded .her remarks wtth a of .the c:hurc-h from aD. ettrurtlve The Meth~dist Youl'l Fellowship A'Jtlr6n are visltln.t !ler fat!ler , 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans, two welcome .to the Zundels and ex.:. table .w ith a centerpiece of chrry. of MJnenvllle Methodist Ch11rch M. Wogan a•nd aunt. Mrs. J. D. daug~ten and Mn Ida Hardy o( pre.ssed the hope t'h at :t·he mem- santhemums with tall white light- wHl old an lee cream social on Roush. Akron spent Saturday night wrth bers wnuld show their love by ~ ed tapers in emt.al cande-labra Wednesday evening, July 2~. at Mrs. J. D . Roush had II'S gue.sots lhr Taft Bostons. w!!Te the Fisher Welding Ssop in Mmoperat 10n and loya-lty to GOd and on either side. Napkins Friday Mr. and Mrs C E . Sheets Mr and Mrs. Cu'r tis Young Mr oHcred a pl'8yer !Of' the members wh1te and w~th Ill. prayer imtmb- ert:~ville . of Blu!:! Lake, A. R Sheets or and flfrs Paul Blessing were c~ller~ ed. Mr.s. Wlckham presided at t·he In t~e event of rain, the social Columbus, Mrs C. W. Allman or In the Cedi Blessmg hom e on Sun. of .the church. punch bowl wh1cb was centered will be beld in the churcb base<o M•lddleport, Mr and MM Ralph d•y Rev. Hoyt mem. with • IJ'ed rose, Lambright, son Edd~ .and Harold Mr. lind Mrs Wi'lllam Staab Wotan. Pomeroy, Sunday gue !>~~~ And sons were recent guc~ t s ot Mr were Mr and Mn. K P Walla"Ce and Mrs W W Staats. ·dRUghter Bren<:la, Huntmlo(it-on (;erald Weigand, Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs, Maze. New }hw-sh· Howard Weigand and Dorothy ffe.ld. ' attended t~e festival 8 t Vernon Mr. and Mn. Ted Wildermuth school hou-se Sllturday nllfht . and son or PortJrnloutb Apent th e Park and Garl'ett Blessing spent weekend wit-h hflr parepl8, M1· the week end With their brother Sherman at Board. and Mrs Edward Milller. Mr and ,Min CecU Hill who . Bonnie> Rollins of Le<ln Is VIsitspe-nt ~elr vacation wi.th rc)aliives Mr. and Mrs Fred Rom;!'J and here returned Sunday to then attende-d Sund~:~y School at Board · Sunday. home In Columbu•. Miss Louise Part . who was Mlri· Mrt and Mrs Stlnley Adkins called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry Sun ou•ly Ill i~J Improving. Ohio Valley <ini)Jfe 2612 will dsy afternoon. meet Friday evening Okey Roush spent ":h~~!i.[l .M·Sgt and Mn, Robert E atternoon with Mr. and Mrs Shank and ehlldrerr aore v1~iting Ella, and Bert Blessing Leroy Rou!lb was a caller in hi spaPCII'tw. Mr. end Mrs. W. E Roush horne Sunday ShRnk. Sgt. Shank it9 enrootc to Leonard noon. . •••cy II We!Jiover Air Foree Base, M'liiSS., a•fter spending the pairt 9 years in Mr .and Ml'll. Ives King were SatMr. and urday dinner auesb of Spokan~. W.Ph. Mrs Cro&bv Phillip!~ and Mr. Mrs. Lew Kina: ol Point Pleasant M. and Mra. John Hudson called and Mn. Ballm:t PhiillD$ and on Mr and Mn, Arc.'t R.ouah Sun. Mary Sharp of Lo21n. W . Va ., day afternoon netSunday with MT'$<. G. T. }la.<;Billie Weigand called on w and Mr. and Mrs. lames PhilBleuing and Mls. W. c. Ch•~a~ Sunday evenln& TOMOR ·. COLLINS JEWELRY STORE ~ELBERFELDS . ' For Their ANNUAL STORE PICNIC Elberfelds Annual c WHAT A BUY 1950 ' CADILLAC '62 4-0r. Seftn, &lack Radl1 AMI Heatw. Hydrarnattc, Sut cOweN .....A Real Clean Car New tl,... wlth Lift Gvanl I LEGION AUTO IALU W. r:""t=----~~~ Will Be Closed All Da y me Where Your Confidence Is Justified ST. -\ THURSDAY "JULY26 ~IN ST, I'OMIROY ' Mr .and Mrs. lves their dmner auests and Mrs. Elmo Walton ter. Sue of Cbl•rleeton. aueats were Mr. and Mrs, Roush. Mr. and Pttra. Dennis Roush. Luventt Ramey and Okcy RoWI~ attended the- funeral of Carl Robinson, Sunday In MUon. R.4W. W. s. Billups, . Okey Rou1h Powers, Mn. C. G. Blllupe, alsler Le811ile of Huntinaton, and Rev Cremeana ar.e on a llllbln• trtp at Lake Mlchlcan. • Clean Up Sale Follows On Friday- Saturdoy- Monday 6- f ,iJesday · THE LAST FOUR'_DA YS OF THE ,MON'rH Pion to-T(!ke' Advantage of the Many Bargains all 'Over the Store Ohio: ,..,.,•., douct., •rwf w•rm ~ wtth chi.- ef •~• • P•rtty dMNir wlttt ahowen t . nipt ,._. P:ridq. Cen"nue4 WllfM Frklay. Hlth In lOt. Low Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lflur$doy, July 26 195G Vol VIII No86 ' SETTLING~OF- THE-DUST STATEMENTS ll::&lneBI PhOIUI 318 Single Copy --------·---IS THAT A PEACE I'IPE? I I -- an S: R!PUILICAN Nauona.l Chairman Leonard HaD (lett) and presidential a.1de Harold J!), ;~ta~~ shown making stalements in Washington durlni settlingtof the dust after St.assen pu_!)l e 1 t V~ Prestclcnt Richard Nixon to dump himaelf. Hall Ia announchlg that Gov. Chrlltlan Berter 0 1 )19.ssachusetts, Staasen'a "candldatrJ,' 1 would place Nixon's munrJ ln nommatlon. S,.tM~en 11 announcll:lV& uo in his drive for ~ (lnttmiGfionGI Bo.•dphotol!l} • to npJ.ace Nixon. • 'Post LePlOD iilSponsor ., ·- ·Citizens Telephone Company ':, _..1\!~esJ?irt Progr~.~.~P!l Carl J. 7'Barh'bil1, vic!! 'J)iesidcnt and general manng~r of The Cltlzens TelcphonP Company of Cool· VJilt.\ anuuunced thllf he \\8S seudmg out hi~ ftrst progress rc· pori to the residents or the Chestt"r areA m which he was lhank· in~ them ror thcu support anti confidence. The PnM1c UtiiLtlcS Commis;;. jon o£ OIU•l on .July 2nd outhom:· ed and ordcrr.d The Cltiz~ns Tetephone Company of CoolVlile tn - New Pomerov Community Group Formed Ll'she Fultz, generAl maniger of the PomeToy Cement Block Co. Wednesday night 1n an impromptu meehng of c1vic and busmess leaders m Pomeroy was elected as chairman of a new CIVic organlzatlDn now In the process of form::.twn. The new orgamzation is to be known as the Pomeroy CommWlity Action Group, an organization 'formed fCJr thl' purposea of spear .heading rommunity improvement projects. Last night's mceting was the second of such rneetmgs, accord· lng to Fultz, who said that within the ned two wct=ks a more posi· Uve progr-am now in the proceas of formulation by the group, will be publlely announced. Tbe nieeting Wec:blesday onlght was held at the Pomeroy City Hall and attended by 11pproxirnately Hi '.<leal civil leadt'T#I !:1~7 c u'ill!m'•llft. • . ,,.~., • " '"'"'" rerider telephone sm-vlce 1n tn: Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, Chester areq ThLS order was gJv. en after extens1ve hearmgs ~t American L~gion, ma1e plans to Pomeroy, C(llumbus. antl Ch('sterr charter a , bus tor the double·hea· · Mr. Barnhill repo1ted that s tn~ drr 1(3mll 011 Olncmnattlan Augusl July ind the followmg tlungs had 26 when thev met at the Legion Hall Wedncsda>' evening. Anyone been accomplls!led: 1 Jomt pole agreements are wishing to reserve A ~eat nn the bl!'mg negotiated w1th other uti· bus which Wtll leave from Middlelltics servmg the al'ea. port 1 ~ to contact Henry Clatwor2 B1ds have _been rccc1vcd on thy or Charles Bradbury. Philadl&l ('Cntral offlee equipment and delphia wUI play the Redlegs en the date of the bus excursiOll and now hcing placed. fhel1n gnngto thmgsagdhvD, p h the Legionnaires are anxious to s&&X-9t ' bave a good response to their new 3. Approxunately 500 colls ol lme wirt! have been purchased projec:L Rocoe Fife, Commander, w, ; In and are presenlly stored m t:hescharge of the meeting and reports Ler available for use. 4.The flrt1t truck load o£ tele· nf the State Convention in Clevephone poles have been pu1·chaser land were glVcn hy the Cornman. Clatworthy, Louis and these poles have been deliv- der, Henry Long and Don Roach who returned ered to Chesl-er ready for plat:eover the wePkend from the Con~ ment. 5. S1tes for the dtaJ .central venhon. of1ce m Chester have been mvesshown Moving pictures were tJgated and ylans are now being during the evening and refresh· made ror the atQuiJiition of a de· menls served to tbe Lcgionalres. sirable location 6. Construetlon· crews are availoble ond Will be •• w..k In the area before the .end or July. Mr Barnhtll flll'ther stated that The Citizens Telephone Company, beiinntJ?,g August lst must make monthly reports to the Pubh~ Uti· hties CommiSSion pursuant to its I order, and that further reports would be rendered to the rest. ' ll Ann Parsons or the Pomeroy dents or the Chester area on the . otfice of ~he City Loan and Snv~ Chestr ara on .th work bing lie- lngl! Company was among 175 em complishd. He said he looked for- ployes of City Loan who attended ward to th.e date 'fhen all tbe fa. the 44th birthday annivcr5ary awards cilitts are instaUe and the be3l celebtation and serv1ce pw:siblc tl'lephone service made dmner at the home office ln Lima available to all the people to be At the d1nner she received he r served 1n the ..ChesteT ar~•· five year service pir. , JoAnn Parsons G'JVefi 5year t servic. e P'n ROC=K~E=D=A~N~D~R~O~LL~ED~~~~---- Bul in C~lcago, a spokesman for the U. S Steel Corp. sa id plans tc reopen the plants have been all bul completed The fum, the na.linn's largest produur, will can back some key workers lmmed1ately after word ls received or an a!O"eernent Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co sald it would recall its workers ~8 soon as posible. Inland Steel Co said it probobly would not reopen Its plants untH t~c company's contract with tbe USW was signed. IEPORTS SEEPING from the new meatlnJ: between United Steelwor~rs Pres~ent David J. McDonald (leftl and U.•S. Steel'a John A. 8tept 1el\8 ln New York mdieated tnat posarbly that'• a peace f Jncenw.ttollOl BoaJtdplwt•J prpt!l4cDonald Is smoktng. Middleport High Marching Band :· First Practice Session Called D11nd D1r ?J OT Earl Warnke G•tls who wcr<' If! the MaJorl!!tl! has ~aJit!J lhe first meet1n~o: Qf Cl.ass last sprmg will l,'rport on lhet S('OIOr Marchmg Band for Aug I i.lt J 30 Augu st 1 at 1 30 p m when the players are to brmg their lnstru ·Members listed for SPnwr band meDtli Lo r ehearnl at the Band are Bonny VanCooney, Joyce Hcmmun s, Jam·t Valentine, Susan Ro:Et M!ddleJiort Hl'ih School. Probii~CO, BPtty CiJvert, Sharon' A:b' e that bas f»ayed in a band 1 til JoneR, Edward Crooks, Dee Sauer, \P other C•Jmmumty and' WII ' n ~ 0 attend. , • Susan Pullins, Barbua Jones. Ja The unior Band w11l rractJce i'lis Rlehords, "''era COVE'rt. Dorit \ugust 1 at 2 30 p m llfld all Rice . .Jamrc ,Zirkle, Kay J~nkln . 'JiavNs that W Prl" 11'1 Junior hand .. ln. Jud,· Ualk, Lynn BuC!'ha~ . ·~c,· l"hO"" o"mc•. ' ' ' oot 00 Karen Walke r· Mananoe Wood· ~., ~ ~ ~·· " d J fl 8 h c of .s, •. ,,·,, Bood ffi('mbers. gt•r , ::mlf'C auck. ar ara O11 ,. ''"I ~ M 1 R h 1 md l hr/SC who wen in the Inter H'tl. an vn oll.'1 . l':ml E"ne ncdlate Band last ycHr V.lll re· 1 Bowles. St e phan Coats Judv Bu! , . cher. J;•nmfer Damels Karen pur1 on th a t d a.e T \tcEihmn ey. Cl nc Dalley, om Andrrson, Bruce Bradford ,.,,, I .Meigs Included In Ohio Fuel Gas Drill Plans COLUMBUS, 0 UP---Qhw l<'uel Gas Co. today announced a $1 q m1lhon prog1 am of dnllmg gas production and storag~ wells in . . Oh 1o th1s yt!ar. The company will dr11! produc· 10n wells m Athen~. Perry, M~­ lma, Wilyne, Loram, Knox, L1ck· mg, Me1gs and adJacent eounties l'hc well~ w1ll parL1ally offset d~· 'Jietlon and partially replace pro· tuclion wells which are being con verted into storage.wells The company sa1d 1t would fructure exJstmg wells In a num· her of arcn~ to crcalt! new slorage facilities. Fracturmg 1~ a process (){ blashng opt'n th!:! sand rorrna· 'ion .of a storag!' field so thllt non!" .gas can he forced into the some area. New storage wells w11T ~ drill~d JD thesf' areas Benton Siorage ~ield 10; We-llVI'I)' 6, Wellington . DiSalle Avers No New Taxes \ Are Neces.qarv - - - ·J o' I - ~----- A .simUiar question, concernJna the guestion of issuance of tltond• for the purchae of street cleaning equlpme11t was given the "thumbJ down" treatment by POJDCToy vot.res, by a narrow margin, in the · 1955 November electJOn. In other bu•lnest, the proposed 23 per cent gas rate bike eoa... At a mee ti ng of the Met~::s tract, waa du;cu&~~ed with a reprel 'uunl) Jumm Chamber of Com· sentatife of the Ohio Fuel Gaa •n er'('C Wt>dr.esday mght first re- Cc:lmpany, Ray C. St. Clair. rmrts were made of progress of a Tbe newly proposed cont.Nct by poll bemg taken by the memberthe Ohio Fuel Gas would re-place ship on whether or n~Jt to stage tbe present contract, which exthe annual brmler festival wen pires on January 4 , aecordlng tct' made St. Clair. fte..aAOns for the rate No puhhc= report will be made hike were: ln~reaced payroll, in. until the final ~rns of the crease cost. of mater1als, and Jn-po!J have been tabulated. accord- ereued eot Jn tranmis.ion of the mg to Preud.en.t ROger Morgan. ga from the soutbwcst. Meigs Jaycees Continue Poll On Festival The negotiators began meetlnt~: shortly after 10 a. m. 'W!ey had met WedneSday on and bU for cteht hours, breaking · off ' thUI mnrmng at one o'clotk. The bl~ ~roblem now seqna to be one of wordmg The' neg~ti.a­ tors ')ave agreed orally on ma jor cont.net issues, but apparently are encountering difficulty translating tllese agreement. on paper. Neither McDonald nor Jchq 1A. StepheD.s, chief Industry negotla~ tor wou~d discusa the new eon~ tr~et. Step!tens said lle did not mean to be "evasive," but that "this 11!1 a kind of delicate matter and we d;;m't want ~o Ul\llet thlnp. There are oeTtaiP th1ngs we can't talk aboUt at this tlme." Strilr:~-cl.cmed steel firma readied today to reopen ' t!te mills "if and when" tbe. walkout eod1. Manq.ut fliJieials conferTed wlth ubijn representitives in the 1 eeilte & n f ..JI,. stee ~rs on ta • 0 ree'!'t Ink B:i,G,uuu ttrlklntJ; millwork~n ···•11 1· 1 < th · 1'01 e.• nego Ja ors ,or.r: , e ~~P• .Jifft..' ~ ,Uott-eft <ett~etwillcU: hamrnered ou t a con tr act 1n - ew York. ' Pieket hnes remained intact Plant entrance was allowed onlv ~o accredited supervisors and the usual strrke maintenance forr" Union officials stressed "1r 11 stnke emls" in liseussi.ons with steel company repreentot.lve m Plttburgh on bow best to call back the men Previously Defeated Issue To Again Be Placed Before Voters 'f~e Pomeroy V1liage Countil, atu to provide for payment. 1n speclal sess1on, Wednesday, 2 Cnunc1l passed a resolutlutt moved to pla"Ce on tbe ballot Ja tletermining to proceed with tbc the Nov. election two eparate 1 bond eletlon, 1n the sum o( $16,bond U'IIUC'!!l; Cor new s.ewen, and 000, for the purpose purchaeinJ J ewage dbpotal plant, and for motor or motro veh1cies, espejally street elearung equipment. equipped for Mtreet cleanmg, aod ,..._ . 1 or street flhthmg phrpose&, and 1 ~unc1 paned a resoJutlon of a t.u; to prov1de for payment delermmm~ to proceed with the Tbe bond.. for the sewers aad bond elect1oo t11 the sum of $180.- , sewage dlspDJal plant are to rna. 000, to be used for the JKJnstrul- tun in 25 year and the ones for tJOn uf new sewen. iiOd a sewage the street cl•an'mg equipment. are d1pos.al plant. and for the levy of to mature In ~ years~ NEW YORK UP -·~•.'JUg Three steel wage ne~ fought a deadline today ln''liJI ef- · fort to wrtte a new eon1J ' ,that would end tlle 26-day steel'~ :Jke. The negotiaton; •for t~e •Jndustry and the United ~lt­ ers of America hoped to ~the fliJiahing touches on l'le ne~tflree 1 year, nu.atrlke agreement ~fore USW Pre.ident David J. McDonald meeta with his wage policy cOmmittee at 2 p. m EDT. • 5c Council·Acts On·, Bond Issue For Nov. Steel Strike End Seen Possible At AnyTimeTo4;ly lnJ: he won't tenltht U to 72. . LETART, W.VA. State Pre$dent Is Honor Guest At DUV Mee(ing .. WEATHER .. • Large Attendance At Reception. Family Picnic Is .. For Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Zundel Held Last Week By Sunshine Cla$S FOR THAT VACATION OR BACKTO COLLEGE PRICED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET enttne Solly Ann Yeager Honored By Party On 4th Birthday Latest Style SEE OUR SKYWAY LUGGAGe • SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE MOONS IN HOLLAND Michael V. DJSa.lle, Democratic nominee for governor, recommended today a strong, aureuive leadership for O!tio with no new taxes. DiSalle, on a tour of Souther:n Ohio, nil he and Southeastern saw no neel for a.dditlonal taxes 7; Pavonla. 22; Holmes 10 ami of any kind during the ned: two years In order for t.!le sUite to Guernse-y 15. The 30 production wells to be build an adequate highway sys~ unverh·d to ~torag(' arc in the tem. Wellmgton storage area. Appearing on a Wednesday night te-levision program DlSalle was questioned by edJtors of three Southern Oh'io newspapers, Vic S~erow, Galliooli~. Reynold Greene Pomeroy, Dalley Sentinel, and Stan Paudllng of Waverly. Sherow quAstlot'led DISa11e about new taxes He cited a statement by Gov. Frank J Lauschethat Emma Ehzabeth Golschall, AO, n B penny lncrea!'ie in the gasoline tax might he needed to carry out lifell)ng rpsJdent of Me1g~ County, died at the A \hanv Rest Home on the !JIRhwav program. Wednesday mgh\ DJSalle disatrf!ed Fun('rfll serv1ces will b~ hf'ld a 1 MARRIAGE LICENSE George Theiss. 19. Racine, truck the Chase Funeral Home m Rul · driver, 110n of Mr end Mrs Nor· land on Sund:~v 11ftrrnoon at two man Theiss, and Carol Ann Lee, lA o'clock wl!h bunt~l to be marlr at T.ong Botom, student, daughter of 'he Standish CE"mPtery ncar D1 x Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee. ter . Mrs GotM'hall who WD~ preceded in death tv her hushanrl Ill DRIVER CITED April of 1hts yell' wao;; a rcs ldl'nl Nortnlln Engh, 49, At~~nll, w~s of Dexter, n car Pmnt Roek 11rrcsted on Thul"s"day •nd eitcd Shr 1s surv;ved by four aon~ Into Mayor E F. nobim:on's court Rich11rd and V1ctnr, hr:th of Balli Jn Pome:'Oy on a charge of crOl!· more, Mrl, Mantey or Hehron anrl sing lhe yellow line He was cited lhv of Parkersbur<! and nnP rl!!ll~ to Appear .ih coJ,Jrt on Friday evenR"htrr. Mrs Mahel Swan, Dexter. Ing at 8 o'clock. Manetta Coach 1·24 PI Emma Gotschall Funeral Service I Set For Sunday BeckJ Grueser, Judy Gregg, Gene Crooks. Mark Kelly, Gordon Guthne, Ira Rutcher, Jimmy Ohlinger, Janice Asbury, John Bacon Riehllrd Swadrham~r. James Hood, C!tarl.ene Davi.s, Christine Coats, Edward Kitchen, Don Grueser, Ronald Evens, Don Erwin, Bob Van Cooney Farrell Schuler, Arthur Clark, Keith Anderson, Raymond Kloes, Dennis Walburn, Edie Grueser, Sonny Knapp, Janet Stobltrt, Jarne.s Hamer, Judy Sauer Tom Skmner, Leo Kennedy Jr., Bbb Henn.esJ.', Sandra Brewington DIVORCE FILED I ! Roger Barron Rou •e 3 PomeThe Lnerease ln the minimum roy, a mernbn 'of th,e Oh,Jo High \rate would be frqm $) to $1.25 way Patrol was accepted mto tbc f per month Alo, according f.o the membersb 1p of the Jaycees 10 theJ oew contract, JD the sumer months other bus1nes of the evenmg on when ~ome of the suhscrlber hav~ WcdneJilday s their ga sliut~ff. the minimum rate would be carged for every month tbal the ga has been d~ eonnected: al!:er U has bten turn& cd-on agam. Counc1l movtd to ~tudy the new oontract and act on 1t at the riext meeting on Augusl e. It was tile coocensus of opi11ion that it D!ding Ho-=--·.1·•U ....._u _ Killed By Truck Near Pomeroy would be ,,...,,.....,.vtding that the new ratH would not be chargA riding horse owned by Wyatt ed until Jan. 4, the exp.iraUon Radford , Pomeroy RFD. was kel- date of the present contract. led Thun;day night. wben lt was Tbe following financial report hit by 1 truck on U. S. Route 33 was given. Gen~ral fund, $2187_. approxJmately 3 2 miles north of Parking I.nt Fund, $4.454.18; st. Pomeroy Ught Fund, $3,ol '7 76; ~emetery The truck, owned by the Crow Fund, $1,018 '72, 1n the~ red, aDd Brothers Poultry Company of Le- Str~t Fund.$6,309.30 tart, was driven by Lester Rousb, A diac:ussion was held cancern25, of Letart Fall. ing the purtbase of hood, or Ugns to ~ plaved on parklq meters. It was reported that tbe robse oa Front St. aod Seeond St., in jumped a fence &~~d ran in front the truck loading areas, denoting of the truck. Damage to tbe truck this area and unloadillJ boun to was estimated at $300 and Willi help eliminate doubl~ parking. eontlned to the left front. fender, traffic eongestion. the grill, and tbe radiator. Time The group abo renewed the inof the .actJdent was placed at euranee policy coverinl the volun11:30 PM. teer finmea and emergeoq squadmen.. • AttendiD& the meeUng were: Robioson, Clerk, Mayor E. F. tl Lit e Leagurers Suit for <livoree has been filed Charlo Lecar; Roy Betdna, Dor in the office Of t~e Clerk ;~f ('.()urts Sebaefftr, Wayne SwiBher, and by H"el Woolfrom, RD 3, Cool- 1 3M3 Doa MuUen. ville against Howard Wnolfrom ' Mrs Wolfrom charges gross negHOlZER HOSPITAL lect of duty, ('Xtreme cruelty, and Admluions; Mn~ . James Hagask~ custody of lhe couple's only A team of Middleport Little JertJ, New Haven; J~n W. R.tpp, ch1ld Leaguers made up of members of Pomeroy: Mrs. Etprna Cuto, Pom~ the league's four teaiiUI will play nay; Bruce Bonetulter, Pt. Plea. a similar team from th~ Waha.ma •nt; Mrs. James Stover, Buffalo: NEW CENTER LINES Jumor League ln a bal1 game this Mn. L. M. Hyatt, Sr. ~· Pleasant . . The center lines on Route 7 and eve-n n t 6 o'clock Jn Middle- Mra. Ruby Kelly, Lakm, Mrs. Sam1 g a ue-1 Scruggs, Pt. Pleasant. US 33 pa.sing through _ POI'Mroy port. I Di~ebarted . RonnJt' Gene Bowers will M ]Minted by • crew from theBoth teams are entered In tlie 1 Grimm•s Landing; Mrs. Neal ConState Department of Highways on Little League tournament. to be era. Pt. Pleasant. FridaY, aecordmg to 1 an announce- held 1n Galhpolis begionina Aua. Births · A daughter to Mr and 1. Mrs. James Haggerty, New Haven ment from the office of Mayor E. Meel Wah TeaDl Tonight I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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