https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d3a3ccbb05940c0faad4455d1d704fe6.pdf c728e7720773f2284881b7cb8759615c PDF Text Text • . 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 �__ __ - .... ---·---- • 2 Thursday, July 26 ~~------:--- The_ Daily -------___, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ___ Ohio ....:__ _:_ :__ ;:::=====~-- The Daily Sentinel Commentary OIYOTEO TO IIIITERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA JIICHARD S,_ OWEN I GEN. MGII, REYNOLD E. GREEN• EDITOR Published eve-ry arlt>rnoon E'X('Ppt Sunr!.D)' l)y Tht' Oh!o Valle 7 Sutint>l, Inc , al 110 Mu:h:wic St, Pumt'IIJY, 0 . Hu,tncu ulft(•e pbune 3DB. t-dit Pnal urt IL'I' p/\11~.,. 3H7 Entered as lll'rund cl:tss OJ:Jd .lf matl!'r :at thr P1>m~ro1 Obiu. pllSt o(fice - It ·-------- .• Wll.<o" 1 I Wtls~ n 1n wlw! ;-lpn.l]4ol Slt1;11t '>~ • <~k Ihut lu lliuu ght th~ Amt.>r"i-1 Symmg!on <', Ji ll'(] "'11 t 11c·1· I,·H t 1 ·· ' c·.1n P•"cJPi l· - h'lllld know t'lat he answl•t"t•d P, f' St'lla lill"·, r<'{\'lt t d rl nil liiUIHl ~< tn impound I <"haf"!,l4' t!Hil hr· W<" nut or ~l•·p tlu• flltlil s'" ,.nd V.Ou]d "rany UU\ i wl!h h1.~ llll ll o tu Hil ho lpo·1, 111 Tlw til t• IIIIJ·nt of t"on~n·ss" He l't'nlllb:(]ll 111 tlll' m.•tlt•r .. r ~ 1' !"\"h·.- a !" ' ~ ••111 w.· .1r, .~h!' .t d of t~e net.-d"' I H11 ,~1H il s I n '" """' ·.lll ui r stren"gth Synnngllt!l hat <Hill h1· .1 11d hH :11Jh.-s int;•nd to , f''lairm" n pulllll•d out v~ rim1 s cunfllcls kl"l"p t't"l w, 1y . with Au· Ci11d Twu u u;.: :J lltt uti! - \ [! Jlhl J.: lll'~ to .,how lhr trouhle t'l<; artt·r lhl· St'ud.ofj \old <I I }OU {ill• ,<t.l 11 110 Ill WH Nilln.t;:lun !!pt' {l~ l Si'll.ilL• lllr pucl l' l lrt\'1"~1- wh~r1 }l•u 11y Jlot to ~~operu.l.l li,l<itlll_g" ("t.!lllJYI!tiP t' 1 1 t:l[ /1e ditl11 't HIU/I,'L ne1•d ilwl 1 Xlt :l HOIJ 1\l lll i,.ll ('o11- 1 . Knew His (~rrwerics ~-~ -- THURSDAY 6:55 Sit;n On ~ The judii.ng of the Luety Clover Girla ._H projects will be beld on Frlday momint, July 27 at 10 o'clock at the ·home of Mn. Mar. earet Carleton, ·aceorcllng to an announcement from .Mf'S. Geneve Nolan, county home demonatra· tion agent. Mra. Nolan expressed a desire to ·have mGthel"l!l of the girls pre-!l'ent at the time of the judging. r·oo Today B·OO Cnffee .Time · 10:00 Hom-e 11 ·00 It Cou:d ·a e You 1 J :30 Feather Your Nl!s.t 12:00 Parson's Study 12::;o Current l :30 Tennessee Ernie 2:00 Matinee Theatr~ :i :OO Queen For a Day 3·415 Modern Rom.;mces 4.09 Comedy Time 4 :t0 !My Little iMafiS!:le 5·00 Aunt Dru Show 6:00 News Picture (l·115 S~ Eye 6:25 Les Paul 1& -Mary Ford 6:30 Dinah Sh~ 6 :45 News Caravan 7 ·oo fiatt &: Scruggs Show 7:30 HaUs or Ivy ' 11:00 Baseba-ll 8:00 People's Choice 8.311 l<'ord Theater 9:00 Lux Theater 10.00 Bt>s! o.C Groucho 10:30 Dragnet 11:00 News Heac£ines 11:05 Wea:ftberca!lt 11 :1 ~ 'Movie Museum . 0M 7.00 !l ()0 Iu OU FRIDAY Sig.t~ On Today Cu!il'e TimE' • Uume ll.UU Fc;.,ll)t' l' You!' J\""foq Unittd Preas Steff Corrt8pondent I ' :10 lt L'ullld til' Yuu frt'nch Prt'mier Guy Mollet's /:! oo CamPI';., l:oes lo School governme nt ~ce ms prt>lty certmn 12 :11.1 t'urr,..,n to last unti l Ut'Xl fall at least. 1::10 'll'llllt>S.Se Etnie "Wh~n he took oHtce Jo'ebrua.r)' 2:0U M'llt mt>e "l'hf'atre 1 as head of France's 23rd post ::1 00 Queen J.'or ;~ D11y war cabinet, it was predicted thlV 3·-15 Model n Hun.~ancea he would last only a rew weeks. 1 OU Cumt!dy 'l'lr.le His shaky ('O!llitinn, based on 4 30 1My Li~U e Margie I his own So-c1alist party and the 5 00 Aunt Dru Radical Socialist party, command· 6:UO News P1clure ed but 183 out of the 627 seats 6 15 Sports Eye in the Natwnal Assembly, the 6·25 Les Paul dominant house of Parliament {I 30 Jnye 1-'. •Morgan Show Mollet was faced by an exploli.45 News Carnvn1.1. sive situation m Nor.th Africa anrl 7·@ The Hutl!CI' , threatened inflation at ·home. 7 ~II 'fht' Whistt6t' P1rll•ment Adjoumment Ex~ted 8 00 8t'Sl Ill Mystery But in the intervening months 8:30 Slar Stage he has survived an endless sene~ 9.00 C<~vakade of $ports of votes of con.Q.dence on all sorts 9 45 ROO HSJ·ber's Coliu~r of issues. 10·00 Truth or Consequelk'es He faces the last of lhe voleG 10:30 Life of Rd~y this week. He is expected to win II :00 News them, then to adjourn p•rliament ll ;05 Weat~r until some time in October. 1f: J u Pret>s Box It looked over the weekend Dl! I} 15 C11eate-st Fights or Centurv it Mollet'& pOsition was thre&ten· ll:SO Foreien Intrigue ll :30 l•'oreign lntl'igue · 1:00 SliD Ott ed. 12 00 'f(,n,ighl 12:00 Tonilght He proposed to impme a spe. cial 10 per cent ineome tax to ·~=-=-··::------~ruise ~he $450 "million wh~h. it is estimated, will be the c-ost of fighting the rebels in Algeria for T!Je USSR's memorandum brag. Further. he might ~ve asked ·t he next two yearFI. Unexpectedly strong opposition ging about its redl!::~ion of armed just who, from the West , is to !}e forces by 1,200,000 • and which perm itted lo count Red noses kJ developed. Politic-al experts beFRIDAY THWRSDAY has been sent to -all the NATO na . .~ee thal the cut has, in fact, bet.'n lieved that Mollet might be overI thrown. 8:00 SL&"n On , tions ·has drawn a s1ingLng reply made. And ~1e might have also 8:00 Sign On 8:00 Ca-ptain Kangaroo from Prime Minister Louis St polutcd out thl' gf!heral awareness Apln ltldel Out Storm 8:00 Captain Kang.aroo 9:00 Ga!Ty Moore Lauren! of Can11da. of \he NATO alliell that the 1.200,. 9:00 0( All Thmgs ' The joy of Can&Uitns ot'er thi.'! 000 MJldif'l s who are doubtless 9:30 Arthur Godf.rey But he decided Tuesday to l1rtal 9 30 AI1Umr G O:ll frey rollossal news. he declared, i! bemg sent homp to meet seriou 11 a strategic retreat. Finance Mmis. 10:30 Strike it Rich 10:30 Strike it Rich "f!Omew!Jat tempered by reflection manpower deficiencies on farm~ ter Paul Ramadier -agreed in Mul · 11:00 V.n.liant Lady 11 00 ValiMt Lady that these !'<>durtions would have und m factories <'an be brought let's behalf, at a meeting of th£' 11:15 Love of Ufe 11 ·15 l..ove o( l.lfe been more timely ten yea..rs ugo, back mto ;.miCorm at the snap of Aa.swntJly's finance Committee, to 11 :30 Search for T()morrow 11 30 Sear~:h fttr Tomorrow when the Wcst~rn 'po.w ers demo- Kremlw fingers float a loan sufficient to finance 11:45 Guiding Light J I 43 Guiding Li!!'hl blllzed Ute grelilt Jlt·mles tht•y In -discusHing furL'ler cut8 in the Alger1an wo.r for this year. 12:00 ~Hdday Matinf'e 12·00 M1dd av M1111nee had broug!lt together In the com. U.S milit11ry manpower • presum· Ram11dier said the :.g overnment 12:30 M 'Jibe Wocld Twr19 J2·311 As .thre World '!'urns n;~qn interest of the United N<i ably th(' reduction of 800,00 hy would demand a 10 ~r cent In1:00 Johnny Carsc.n Show 1 .00 Johnny l'arsun Show lions". M1· St . Laurent wUJ shll 1960 ns adv<lcat.ed by Chairman come tax rise to pay next year"s l :30 Houseparty 1 ·30 Bu-useparty have ITIOie dlvisionH in F.urope Rudfortl of The Joint Chiefs or costs. Hut Mull~! was expected to 2·00 The Blg Payoff 2 ll(l Hi,g Payoff than the free world. Slaff. Secretary of Slate Dulles put off th11t demand until •the Hme 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 2.:m Bob Cru6by Show - - - - - - ~ ._.........___ told his p1·ess conference that this came. 3:00 Brig h.ter Hay :1 00 &righter Day ~on, Bobby, l vl~ltetl Mr. and Mr~ was a matter fnr the military ex· 3 15 Secret Storm Thus It appeared, unless the sit :1 15 Secret Sblrnl Gcn~ Congo. perls, but pointpd out rel\s()ns to uatiou changed suddenly, that Mol· 3:30 Edge of N1gh.t 3.30 Et.lge of Night Mr.s. and M1·s. Dan Lovett and Pxpcct such a tn<nrl He also took let and h1s j:lovcrnmenl wt>rf.' safe 4.00 Katie's Kitchi· n 4 00 Katie's Ki1chen son ob Barberton, Ohio vlsited ocras1on to reft'r to the USSR ns at l£>ast unlil lhe next sessiofi of 4:30 Lucky 8 Ranch .., ::.10 lJucky B Hanch l1i11 palL1lts . Mq. and Mr~. Humt>r a "Johnn)' conw·lately" irljthe mat. l'arlioflment in October. ' The Eurly Show 1 ~ 00 ~ .00 1'ht' Early Shc.iw !..ovett tor two week.ll. ' ter of trOop r~q_tU~~ · 6 00' Art · }}lnhtk'tter That would mcnn that Mollt't 6:1.0 Re~iO>naJ Reporter M1· and Mn>. C~e.~tcr Powers Hut il this Rnssl!an m(lve shoul<l 6:15 Douglas Edwat<'i<: had kt'pl together one of the weak {l·J5 L>oul!lal! F.dwanls Belpre, havt• hcl!n hen.' l'leuning twve ih(· effect of reducmg the est governments since tht> war for 0·3() Sgt. Pre.~on of U:e Yukot U:au My t'rit>nd f'lwkll und PllflCT·Ing the Walter Baker military "force goals" of NATO 7:00 Bob CumrnLngs Show more than ei.:ht moJJLhs. whatever 7.00 Mama property and will move their fllrn· particularly 1!-tc ti'Oop comm1tmeni '7:30 Climax 7·:m Playhouse. of Stars il.v theu son. of WNol Germany, and husten fur. might happen in the new se>Ssion 8:30 Four Star Playhouse 8:00 1lhe Crusader Luwrence Gli~~rncamp preached ther drasUc mrmpnwr.r cuts i11. US The awrage life of pust · w:~r •f.:UV · 9:00 Arthur Murray ernmenls has been about Sl'Von 8:31) Highwa y PHtrol tlt Bald Knohs c~urch Sunday ev fon•t>s Bl home tlnd olJI"oad, the 9:30 QUIZ Kids P 00 UnUercurrcnt t•nlng. ~Us!tians witl rw1 mind name-eRl. monlhs. lO:OO E.<;:<WJ Rl'lpol"'!.t'f' R6Uons P:or Surviv•l 9 30 Pantommw ()lTiz Mr. and Mrs. Dana ' Cs.rpenter, 1 hng ~ even by ,our Secn•tary of 10:15 Sports Parad-e Mollet has survived partly by 10 00 News Or Po1·t1s.nd R. D., Mr .nnd Mrs. Stllte. lit 15 SpOJ"t.s Paracle Chl'ster Power!': and (tlmlly, Belpre In fact. as long as they can com. skilfully angling for tht> support 10:25 Weatherman Nationa ltJ 25 WPII!herman Mr. and Mrs. Tom MKay and two maud tht.' unlimiled cannon.fodder of nGmin·ally opposing JO·:"lu IJa tt- llllt> : Europe ct•ildnn of Bash1m visited M·· nnd or Reel China, the Kremlin masters AssPmbl)l groups, including tht 10:30 Palace Playhouse 11 Oil News !'itts. Maywood Johnson T"I'C~"n ily . I f'nuld send home anot!ler million Communists, on variom specific 11:00 News I M two or IIH it' suldlC'rs issue.\!. 11 :05 'l'lw l.a<le Show -~-~-· --But he has survived partly >also Stgn Off l'r:.~.y~r . 11:05 The LlltP. Show bel'ause none ()f the opposition parties wanted to take thP 1"f't!pon-~ sibility for thro-wing h1m oul. A.CROAS 2. lndl~o 26 A The measw·es MoliN h.•s pu~ j 1. A atar facet 3 l.Jniu·e soun:e thruu.g h Parliament have herr1 G. Ma.t ~ 4. &lore ar highly unpopular wl!h pa··tt rs I 9. Mort~ ~ . 6 . DIIVIII&' I light strong enough to defeat htm They tatlone.l and THURSDAY 10. Plural or indude ·the calling up of more FRIDAY and heat "lenlt" ,.In than 200,000 reservist~'! to fight in 11~59 Sien On 11 59 Sign On 20. [n12. Hllckn•yed e. J'lnu A.lgeria, and price-freezinl{ and 12:00 Film & Fancy J2 00 F"llm & Fancy 13. Perform 1. Milcella'nr I ;!0 f<'t!rn inlllv Touf'h I :!f() Feminine Touch oth••r decrees to pTf'ven•t infl.n~ion . lt. Indian 8. A ~ 1 2:00 Aflemoon Film Fes-iiva1 But the fact is that thl'se m t.'"a~ . :.! 00 Af\4'1\nwn Film Festival mulberry register · 28. 4 ·oo Ft' m ures were es~nlial H Molit htHl HMJ Ftlm U . Body ot 9. 8obu ,' ~ \ 're•ttrtlt.y'• Aat.wet 4:30 Abl>ott & Costrll-o not tnhn them, his !IUCcessur as 4.30 West-ern watu 11. .P'a.clnr ~i ~ as. Varumt 5·00 •Mickey ·Mouse 500 ·Mickey Mouse prrmier would have hsd to. Henre 16. lfawauan · llldt!r • tt:OO News he h"ns lived on. He hns Jived on ' 6·00 News bini direction ' """N()Qh'" •' {):05 w~allier 17. P'iah 6:0ft Weatherman borrowed time becau~e he leads 1 Uon !Bib.) ti . IO Spol"i.'l 18. EarlY · ·. tor , 6'10 Sporto 1 mmority goveTnment. but still 3P. The alder' 6· us· John Daly cotol\lalt 6:15 John Daly hr hns lived. · etrht 21. An ac'el\t 6 30 Rin "11m Tin, ""· parti I !Scot.) 6:30 Lone Ranger -~-'----23. Little 1 (mu.t.) 7:00 Comb;_ll Sl•r·~eant 40. Game '1·00 Hour Glass children 18. Con· CHURCH ~MECOMIN 8:00 St.ar Tooig:ht 7 311 CrOK'il~atls at 1 , •. Til• ~lll&llo dutt The Ml. Zwn U. B. Cl)u~h enr 8 ·30 Sports Thrills 8 00 Dullar a Sl'('Ond carde \ ; (Br.aa.) Shadt>, Ohio, will feature an· all fJ:OO Dotty, Mack . 8:~0 The V1.~1~ ::111. Perch 9·01J Pulka fimr · ;:· , " day Hotnecormng program Sun~ 9:30 St·tiW Ha-t Theatre 28. Atilt 0:30 SlrHw Hat Theat.r.e d11y, July 29th. . 11 :00 News & Weather 38 . Vllttor• A good pro~ .or spectnl uo Sponbs .11 00 New!\ »ntl WeaLhi>r 1 31 . A.lr·Alle'* singing and speaking ls. being 11 ·10 Sports rutibef" plunned. · Rev. J .. H. Lamer Gr. 11:15 Birr Bat(to 1115 Hol lywootl Offbeat •phere• Greenfield, o., Wlll be the after. U:45 Sign Off 33. ftadlum (lym,) noon speaker. Basket din-ner at 11 :4~ Sign· Off St. Elevated noon. The public Is invited. train <•hort• tntd) ~- R.lver (So. Marietta Coach Names 3 Aides For Coming Year 1 1,200,000 Red Herrings M.arietbl College rraduate and Ron Guinn, of Greenfield, Ohio, as high sehool usistanll and Robert . Forfhey of Marietta a11 junior :bigb eoa.cb. · Ware, a West Virginia Unive~ sity graduate who at one time coached at Lumberport, W. Va., was named head eoach two weeks ago to replace Fred P1erson who died last May. FOREST RUN WCHS-TV Channell -- ,. " ' :lr; -:.-,~ neWyOrk-i my . ·n MEL HEIMER 1~Jt,J N EW \"OitK- ·In contraat to the golden 19301 . when every oth~r .saloon tn Manhattan nn..i even one or two m Brooklyn had Jta own threepiece combo, therfl are (lftly about four or fl.vo place• In New York these days-Bitdhm~, Tilt Ember:~, Basin Street, Jimmy Ryan'•, Tilt Coft\<1 poser- where one c.nn hear good jau. Th•ll WI)Ltld illtl!<'nte that 1ntereflt ln thl1 pe";" cullar art furm !I'll lo:~e the tro.nchlse lf I don't call It an art fo1m) 1s dying, or at len11t very llrnlted, these dnv.s. l{cn Jotre, a young man wtth a sho1l ha ircu t and a. Caraway look In his eyr!l, told me today thlll ia not BO. "Who eay11 110 Is cn:~.;o;y," he :mid Jlnlly. Mtl Heimer According to Ken, the city and Ita sleepy environs oro jU!It crawling With jazz rana-o.nd he ('A woJJ b11 and a partner, Don Fnedrnan. are tlak;lng JM.OOO the t•ara:• lln thla belief. It 1~:~- not Uwtr $153,000, but th,.y . went out and talked a lot qr people Into lhtUI.nr it out, and If Jan l.t ou the way out ana Cuy Lombardo on tht way back the lta~./11 t been awuy?l, Don and Ken undoubtt!Jly wtU )lavt ! 011e Sam HUI ot a Ume rnismg the llfXl $M·,00(>. . .boy~ . . 1 ~ ' ' ; I I , place. , · At 2t <Don is 26) Ken Jotf'e alt-endy has promoted a tolk-mualc , eoncert at C11.rnegle Hall and Don a •lmllnr jazz; baah at the aame • joint. I look on them benevolently, as completely representative ol , the bright younr gentlemen who lnf\lst Broadway. The Randt~.ll'l i llland RIIIOn hatcher.! out ot a 3treet-cor·rH.> r· meeting ot th" two, 'Nhen Ken looked aldewlae at Don and auld, "Hey, llaten. Jtow much doup can you raise?" • The next tbln.J you know, they were knee·deep ln accept.ancea from IUCh note'd elghl-to·the-bar gents a1 Count Ba.le. Lionel Hampton, Dave Brubock, BUlle Holiday I who can't get a cafe llc(lnle ,in New York but cun sine outdoor~!), Gerl"y MUJlJi'an, Chet Baker, etc. "Maybe," Ken said to me wiltlully, a1m011l reverdntly,'"we can .-et Frank." Anyone who doesn't know who Frank 11 can IQ eland .In the comer. • • • I, · IAZZ 18 • A VICIOUS MAStER; Ita addlctJ always brlng to my mind the Frtn('h Phrase, "I have a wolf b,v the ears." I contlne my~ aelt then daya to record·littenlng and an OCCa81onal &orUe tnto the .moky la1u, but I know just what Ken mcant when I Blll:ed him how much time he 1pcnt lt.tentnr to It and he ahook hit heila lfi'OI· I'll)' ud IA.Id, "Oh, rour·Ave hours a night: J didn't ret to bed 11t 111" rqht. Don, ot courte, 11eten. much more than r do." M&tttr Jotre already h .. begun to bt&t the hmter1&nd1, rrom Boetoo to .Phliadelphla, leavinl' tlc)(elt ht'rt &A4, lhet't arad 'drumm.ln.J up the cUJtome..,. Ht hat hlp Jlopee tor a moftttroua Pb'Uo4tl»hl& ooatlnrent com.lnl' tip to New York for th• bllh "be. l~ Newport, where thoy had lha.t IOeiety jus thlng-wUh 10,000 JNOP~ •ltUnJ trOWld 1D. & pouring raln-wu a ll.ttlt too t&r &Wt.¥ ..._t .,wn tor tftlm." I ukld th• fara.way Muter Jotte, whoM toot w.. abaentmindtdly ~ pertep two.tour time, "1t ralna ?" H(l enn ·talk &bollf. It," he aai4 . All, to • bt )'0\U\J ANTIQUITY Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sands of 11·onton Wl'IC (<lilctl ht!rc by the lilnP~s tlf ht•l" rather Rev. William l'o,tle ·Mr. nnd Mra. ,A.Hwrt Lynn and M1·. 11nd ·~T!'>l .Ita} Hlenn. lr~,ffiit(ln W"lc Sunday t-:Ut'H\.s ol. Mr.· and M1 s Howard .. , .lf.~h· anti !lev t:oyi.ij. _.;ij, , M1·s Snphiu Shane r~ltH"ned ~"JIC<Ilttln Ill F;attt f:ut•t; l~ uf Mr. and fl Q(ll 41 Li\'t'lrl)(lOI Mr." Charlt>s MrNJt·kllls \<.ere Mr. nnc1 Mrs B. ~·. rovl.'r1 . ~b;nl~:on Mr·. an,l M"r ~: John R. S!Oburt 'P4'1lt S••wtal di!V'I W!!h lheH SOli· 111 lllw ,a11t1 dttiiKhter Mr nnd ~r.~. Hul~h \V1lls, Columbu~ . M1· and Ml"ll. Cat Orr were Sun· da1· gut ~ · s or Mr >~~nil Mrs Fr;.,nk 4 ·" Nt'ill. H.ashan !~t'l"t'llt wucs.ts or Mrs. Dais~· Bt'IIVl.'r w"re her sister nnd hruth t•r Ill law Mr. and Mrs Kn\' Thur'm• ~nd Hn,·oh! Boyd, East Liverpool 1l erl•nt guests or Mr and Mill Pn·~t[)n Parsons wertl Mr. and Mrs Pnul Hunh!l', llunhn.:lon, Mrs C:1rn l.1 n Adttmil. Letlar:l Fall<~ Mr and Ma•s Fronk l<~pperly Jr tn(l fam1lv. Miami, W. Va ., nnti fi:ddy Flpperly, LoulS\'ille, Ky . VISited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eppcr . I)' Sr., over tJie ~el\:end . · · Kmta and Robert Roush , chil · d•·•·n of Mr . and Mu. Gene Roush. (' h i Jl ico~e s.uept .\f\l! past wC"ek wltll 1tt"e lr 1randpl'rent~• Mr ~ 'an~J MMI. C. 1-'. Shain. Mr nnd Mrs J. R Fmtter l.'n 1·oute to their home in C'1)lumhuK horn a vacation !!lopped ovt'!" nii hl wl! h her nsrenl!l, Mr. and ~~r~ rranlt Buck . l.illian Powell ami Magil Mr · Ni('kle, employed In· Columbus visiterl !1ere lit lhelr homu. Mr . and Mrt. Renrv Moore, Conmb\'~ vi,lllll'd hil sistf'Or, Mrs. Bir· di(' Arrrott. Mr~. 1\emtrd Diddle, and son!l VIsited her !lster-lrene MUier at ... l artln, I '" \ ' WITH TilE LOOT, the arc holding New Yo1·k•e "Ant annual 'Jazz letllval,'' blithely obl!vlou.\1 of the newspaper rule that there Ia ' r.o au t' h thmg aa a jint an~~ual anythmg. It will be Mid at RIUl• / dall't Jaland, a. huge outdoot• stadium knov>n chlcfty to New Yorker• aa a ploce unr.ler the Tnborough bndge. on Aug, 2i ana 215. Not since operetto. wu offf.'r~d In 1939 haa there been a mut~at e\·enl ln this track &nd tle1d amph itheater that once waa paced ,.by Gunder H"gg, urH.I not alnce 1937 hal! a jnzzma.n gwen out lhl.lre, 1 Marlin Bloek onee to~l!led a jazz Jamooree tlwr~ wllh Benny Qoo(J. mrm und 't. Dorsey and, the WQI"i.l Is, 75,000 luda ::~tormed I.QLo tho I DAILY CROSSWORD •• 1 '"'' • I t 'I · ! II Am.) tl. Brtatht nation tt . Chrlttmu The COOLEST Prices In Townl •••• Shop EVANS when! the July heat stap eu~ . . 1ftlt Its COOL ln&lde ··- cMI. comfortable 1ir condition H llteft<S anti THI COCLIST PRICIS IN TOWNI EVANS tt11 for 'I'OY ttll• ..eek menu •"'t•tlon• lh.lf wtU Nft you tlmt and kee• the kltchtn COOL. Ye,. for THI COOLIST PRICES IN TO\\:N ..,d YOU SAVI 3 WAYS.... ~. ·~. ' M'r. -aoo. - Attendance at Sunday Schoo-l was 43: offering $8.79. The Sun· day School picnic held at Baileys Lake was well attended. Mr. and Mn. Wiliam Nease and boys of Five PoJnts caled on !li~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Nease. Rev. and Mrs. Weber Thoma and two granddaughters <If Bun. ker HIU called on Mrs. Stella Wat· kins and family Sunday. Mr. and Mr.s. George Boer and &Ofl, Billy; Mrs. Elsie Cross, Racine: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baer spent Sunday in Columbus, the Juust.tl of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell nad Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baer and family. Mrs. Charles Baer re· malned for a week's vls1t. Lester .Bailey of Morning Star called on Waren Holter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter 'lpent Thursday evening wit!l. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sison and son of Pomeroy. Mr .ahd Mrs. Harold Holler of Long Botom were Sunday gue51.6 of hie parent-s, Mr. and Mrs. Han· lOR Holt-er. Ned Henry Tuesday evening. Mr. and MJ'$. Hennan Henry and son wwe calling on ·M't'. and Mrs. Ned Henry Tuesday evenine. They have just r-oturned from Ocean Side, Calif., and will leave for Camp Qwntico, Va., the first of Au-gust Where he will be st.a~ tioned l.or two years. • Ivan Bush, M~ City; visi.ted Ned Henry l''miay. The Good W111 class met tbi.o; wee-k oat the .borne uf Frieda Henry to continue cutting r;~gs. Several members were present. Mn. AnDIIl Loui~~e CoUey and children visLted Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mlna Tuesdwy. Gu~ of !essie Lewis t-he past week were Olevia Young, Jessie Cartwright, Heney Allen -and .Mar. vin Lewis Letart, Eddte Lewis and s.on ~ H:amiltOn, ZclLa 111nd Harvey Burkley, Mrs. Helen Tillis Pt. Pleasant. John McDerm.Mt, Pit. Pleasant visited Mru. Clara WilHam~ Sun· dlly. Margaret Annr :and Phyllis Will· 1ama, Mina Lewis m-otwed to hunt1ni8ton Sunday. Mr. and ~\ks. Cline Irwin and Clenedda, Southside, Mr. and MTs J-ames Cunrungham, Pt. Pleasant visited Mr. and Mnl. Dana LewiS Sundaf. Mr. al'ld Mrs. Bud Rice, East Li· VL'I"pool visited Mons. Katie Bass and Keonie, MoiJday. Budin Blake, Arlthur R~Jush ·and Norma11. ,,Spu~k motored to Glenwood Sunday. Mr. and M•rs". Glenn Glaze a.nd children, Pomeroy, 111sited MT. and Mrs. Harry Johnson Sunday. .Mra. Irene Kelley and childr-en, Mra. Maxine Aldr1ch and children Mrs. Eddie Ash and daughter, and Mrs. Flurence Baer spent Tuesday evening with Mni. Stela Watkins and Mr.s. Amanda Baer. Mrs. Erma Rous!J. and family of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sapp ond daughter of Kansaa wu BaD'k, Cubs 22; Robinson, Rcdcalled borne by thti seriobs illness Jegs ;a. Runs Batted In-Mantle, Y-anks of Franlr. Rousb Wb<1 is in _.l:lolzer 82; Wertz, Indians 75; Simpson , Hot!pita]. Mr. and Mrs. Ru atson and Athletics 70; Kaline, Tigers 68. • Run11 Batted ln-t~antle, Yanks Mrs. \]na Bailey ent se•eral days l West Vtr nh1 the guests 82; Wertz, In-dians 75; Musial, of Dr. nd Mr~- • .B. Yars!nlll and Cards 7D; Simpson, Athletics 70; family. -~Kaline, Tia:ers 68. :Mn. Ida Lalldermilt called O'n Funs......:.Man-tle, Yank!; 80; RobMra. Stella Watkins Wednesday inson, Redl9 70; Yost, SC'nato-r evenlng. Mrs. Watkins is quite ~; · sni.~er. Dodgers 67; Fo)!:, poorlY._·_ _ _ _ _ __ BY UN!TID PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE PI•Jer.CM• G AB R H Pet. Aaron, MUw• ......85 333 63 Bailey, CIA. ' Mulial, St. L. Boy"er, St. L. Furillo, Bkn. 70 90 90 86 AMIIliCAN Matltle, N. Y. 88 Kuenn, Det. 83 Muwell, DeL 82 Vernon, Bost. 71 Kell, B•lti. 228 841 3GO 281 112 .338 37 76 .330 M 114 .334 62 118 .322 41 D3 .320 LIAGUI 323 8o 118 ,363 323 e1 113 .330 280 D7 98 .3M 2112 38 83 .329 White $ox 84. Hits-Mantle, Yank.s 118: Boyer, Cards 116; Musial, Cards 114; Kuenn, Tigers 113; Aaro-n, Brave uz. Pitching-Lawrence, Redlegs 14-2; Brewer, Red Sox 13-3: Pier. ce, White Sox 15-4; Ford, Yanks 13-4; Buhl, Braves 13..4. DOWN 1. Formal publtc DAILY CRYPTOQVOT$ - Be..,•o how to WOlle lt1 AXYDLBAAXR II LONOFELLOW One letter etmply ••dt to;€:ht~Jtt thlt example A II Ult4 tor the thr.. ::L't, X ,~I' f..hfl 9' Jtc. Stn•lt ltttere. apo ... trophtea, the Jenl'h l'liact>~ror tloft o \he wordl an aU hblU. Bach day the ®dt kUm art lfereat. o.,.....,..,. Quolalloo A AYNRNEP >· BZBA QNVX ANY· LRB VIQVX t;jBIB AYMIBH-ALBI:ABI. YuteniQ'I O'fttpqlkth 1 rii:JC STREAM IS "8RIOHTEST AT ITa SPRI,NG,. 'ANI> BI.OOD IS HOT LIKil WINI:-WHIT• .- / L ... ' ~~ ~ JC&q r.tunt '~~·-· ' . $JOO Duncan Hi"", yeJiow, devih food JELLO- - 12 boxes $1.00Cake Mix-· ·- 3boxes $1. Carnation Instant Chocolate Milk IUPIIR Tlt!M M!ATS 310 oz pkg $1.00 Chose & Sanborn 25c OFF -. . - -. - 6 oz jar $1.34 .. _.. APPLESAUCE $)·00 cans$)-00 FRUIT COCKTAIL S & H GREIN STAMP$ INSTANT CCJFFEE Stokley's • - 7-303 cans :- Hunt's .. 3 No. 2'12 • Hunt's furple ·Prune Plums- 4 No21J2ozcons$1 Stokley's sweetened or unsweetened Grapefruit Juice-·- ~ Heinz, Gerber or Beechnut- all varities ' Mac Brand DOG FOOD 12-1 $1·00 lb cans &all Vacuum Seal CapsVacuum Seal Lids .... Ball Surejel- • • ..- • • A - --. - • doz 14c • • • • 2boxes29c ' Certo. • EVANS FF 8114ND O.Cker"s hickory lfnOk... tupr Breast . 79c cured - SLICED • qt63c Kraft Marshmallows 10oscello19c Nabisco Cheese Ri tz ·· 8os box 29c Sunshine Chocolate - 16 oz bag 49: necks . 10c .~ I ,_, " . lb 49c ' For M•sonine EVAP<fS SUPER TRIM. Beef. Vt~l - Porlr \: .... 35c Backs & BACON ...... _ 1 lb. tray pack 35c ROAST MEATLOAF 6.9c Legs Wings Swift P~mium fl.oneleu, rolled & tied VEAL .. . . .. .. . .. SMOKED JOWL ....•... lb lb49c ' 8oth TadylcHn PERCH OR COD Kraft Oil .. .. .. WITH IOC OFF BABY FOOD · ·.~ - -- IOiars $J-OO - - - - • ·8 oz bottle 29c FISH FILLETS .... ••• ·- - 4 46 oz cons $1.00 FRYINGCH ICKEN doz 29c PARTS Conning Supplies . lb 33c ,. ~· ~19c Lun, flh\lhd . ... . · · lb SALT BACON Lot. • 0 • Mut. cook with •eget•t:alea l3c ·~ - HAM SHANKS . . . . . lb 29c RATH BLACK HAWK BRAND Small, leon, tender 10 to 12 lb \l. '• HAM The Alfred Boys 4·H Club mel at the home of Clair Woode July 23M. ~~~~---------- BIRDIES SANG TO HIM Lemon Creme Sandwich lb bag 35c Cutrite Wax Paper4 125ft. roll $1.00 ' Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix M~rianl 2 pkg29c Frozen lucioua. red 2 10ozpkgs49c 6· ·6 oz cans 89c Strawberries Honey Fresh F,.,:r.en Orange Juice full string half Grape Juice Lemonade ' '. ... _. _... 2 reg. 67c 2 bath 27c . ... 12 oz 39c Kept on Ice from Farm to yau ' . . . . ... . stalks large .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . . 12oz can 37c 4 ·6os cans 52c ACROSS THE BOARD ·Nobody ·but overage ' ' HOME GROWN SWEET CORN PASCAL CELERY 2 Iorge 39c RINSO BLUE .. · ·. · · ..... . ~~. 2reg65c NORTHERN TISSUE 12 rolls $J.oo LUX FLAKES ..... . 2 67c 2 12 oz cans 43: ·· • lb Sweet and Tender Crisp and Snappy • - Minute Maid procta~lon All flavors 5 I lb. pk •• $trletm4ln Samuel Kelly of Steubenville spent the weekend here with his Jll()ther, Mrs. Grace Kelly. Relatives f.r om Kentucky have betn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Let• 73 2M 33 8S .32ft Cappell. Home RuDB-Mantle, Y11nka 82; Klunewaki Redlega 24; Snider, Dodier• 24; we'rtz. Indiana 23; MI"CHOICE OLEO· .. · LOW. LOW, PRICES Wekh's Froaen lOft( " ww. SILVER DUST . LUX TOILET SOAP .LUX LIQUID. noisily In tleep t2. 1Auoed t3. Examl· Columbue• the foUowi.ng memben were pre· aent. OUva Younc. L\IICY Wood· rum, Lamw. Hollend, Helen iam1f, Mabel Johnson, Alma JO>bn.· son, Betty · Call, Wilrma Blake, Mn N......... Mary Pickens, Florence Y10ung, Belva Roush, Helen Ba-rker, Law ~ renc.e Lewis, Lucille Harrison, Betty Jo Youne, Cllaioa. WHliamfi, Frieda Heney, June Burus, lrene JU8tis, Leanoa Wdiht, U ,na LyOf\8, Anna Hoffunan and gf"lll1l.d son, Wioon.a Hoffman, IBabel Brown, Mace] Bumgardner and lilUetlt, Mrs. I.Allu R\lS!ilfll. R<1be11l. Gr-eer Jr. of Pt. Pielsant a viBitint Elmer Vanmeter Jr Mr. and Mn. &. Ki1111 and Debra, Lebart v..ued Mn. Betty .kloopb M<Nabb, Clevelood Ca.lt Sunday, a weelr.'t weaUoa with Mr. ao4 Mrt Hr. and Mra. lloyd Hoffman of A. P. Nlcboboo. Pomero.y vi1lted Mr. md Mn. Ray He"'Y IIlli Pbylllo VOD· Piclr..ens Sr., Sunday. meter returned from OOlumbut. Ch-arles Csrt:wrl.rbt aDd Charles M'r. and Mrs. Gedr-te Cartwricht Ald["l(h were in Waverly Sunday. of Penn., were !'8C-ent pnta of Lemonade foot 3T. Doctrine 3\f. Living TIER......... . , nlc for their Juiy meet:ioa:. A ehort proeram war given ud oompaoy t.helr .on Raad)- who bed 16 vnth Mn . Ll'o'era Piersall of day whll.e Mf'l. Cllter YiiAted ... been vialtJQI hil ,..oclparftq Mr. Pt . Ple•ant a11 demonlkatxrr. Re· L<laDd Smidl, >IIIIo IIOd Mn. Harley Powell . tre.Jnnent• were .served to ei-ght. ed Mr. and Mn. .Peul Smitb Jloa.. Mr. .and lin. Jan»ee: .BenDelt Wt.l~ Bradford, Viddlepon , day. worre ia WfWI'I,y SuDday. Vl&it.t.d Mr. and Mn. Fred Lewis Sue Johnlon, MMOa IDd cllu,at.. Calllnt 0t:1 Hn. AanLe Rw.ell Suoday ud Hn. LoWio Dol!r . ter F~""aDCeS of Curnb«laDd ealed. M!'. and r.tn. Buren Duntu ac· on Mr. and l(n. Ted Riley llli4 »It. Joba Jlaorriaoa, Mrl. Daaa Sunday wen Jln. '*'1 Stew-trt Ltwlt and Mn. Uo,-d W.lieu IDd ~r ol W.-t Columbi1 CIOmplllitd Mr and Mr.. Georce !r&. and Mr1. Tarlof V.U Meta'. •peDt TueMay witb )Jq_ Cl)"de aad llr. IDd 11re. William Powell Humphrey to Holzer H<»p.i.t.al. on Mr and Mn-. Evemt DucldtDf of New Havm:. Fr1day fur .a eheckup. Bumeardner .at M.oQ. of Ni.t..ro, r . end Mrw. Bill WiUitma The smaJJ daughte-r of Mrs. and daua:hter M'lfi' in M:IC'Jdcm. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vanmeter A deniOillt.ratioo part)' wu held Janke Carter v1s1ted thetr .aunt, motored to Dunbar to aeMnl. Paul W-h~ of Letart at the home of B6J.v• &ou.b .1uly M• Delora. Kelling5Worth Satu:r. v1.!llted her-e t..,t week. Cal Grave Frarln 30. Antrnal'a XNA WHTN-TV Channel13 CLASS MElTS The Good Will ciu. met lo the cbur<:-h bueme.n( oo 'I'uelday evenillc IWld motored .t.o t.b.e Middle ~rt PoiJI"k wbere .tthe,o bad a pic. ,,! LJ.Qyd Willitml attellded the Miu Klti.e OHver aod G~ Cut. fuoer., of C.l JlobiDI(IIIJ Sundt)'. wriPt. Darty Smith 1pe11t tbe weekend Mr. IMld MJW. Clarorac. Newe!l w1lb bls tr.aodpareota, Mr. tn4 •nd 100 returned from Colwnbua Mr•. r . o. Ywne. after sptDdio& • week with Mr. had a plcnk at MiddlelJOit Thur.- day . indudipg a junior ·hi&h eoacb Mal')' Aon. here. Mr. and Mcs. Althur Fi~k of Ware named Jim Jordin. 11 Pomeroy called on Mil". and M:rs. ~. r "H :;tt; • • · fit" ... Mm. Georte Burnt~ and daughter& weDt. to GaiHpolb oo Saturday. MA.RIETI'A, 0 . UP-Ant.bony Beverly An-n But"DS atlended a Ware, new Marietta High School birttr.day party at the ih.ome of lootball coach, bas named three Mr. and ~B. ,Eddie Rlcterd on a.uistantll for the eoming aeamn, Wednesday fur thtur daughter, · - - - - - · - - - -- -- WFTON. • Projects To Be Judged, Friday WSAZ -TV Channel3 • BY CHARLES M. McCANN Lucky Clover /TELEVISION GUIDI. - 1 • N~tlunal advt-r!ts lng rf'pr..,sentatl\'1', Bult tn r·Jll Ku.lLalt Ine .. 8-t..'l Lextngtun Avi;' , Nt'w Yut k l'lly, ltj, N v SubsrripliorJ. ra l t'.~ Dt'llv.-ry Lv rar,· ·,·r whl're nvall:~ble 30 cents per Wef'lt· one Yt'lJr tf' ~dv:~nt·t· :.~\ Th t IJ'-'i 'Y St',Jitn•·l uffire. $1!5 60; .1h: month~ $7 SU; thr t·e munth~ . S:l QO Hy m •l:.n r uute wht•rl" 1Ya1bblt: one m cP.tb . 'Iii By rna!l ont> ycou $8 ; !Sl Y muuths. $4.2!1; tln:u months, $2 .&..; 0ne mcrnth Sl · oer,.n,~~.~~., ~11~~~~~:·.r (~,~~' ~,!,~~~~'~' "~~a~~~ On The News ----- Thursday July 26, 1956 - - · - - - - T h e Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh~ __ ~~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Undersells ... . . ... ' ~~ 'j 49c das Stimulate the Appetite with CALIFORNIA SUNKIST l RA.PEFRUIT 3 for ~9c STORE HOURS - · 1:30 TO 5:30 WEEKDAYS 1:30 TO 1:30 SATURDAYS MIDDLEPORT <:TORE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TIL 8:30 P ~ �• • F •· PoQe Four ' The Dctlv Sent1nel, Pomero~y_-M ____:Id__::d_le_c_p_or_t:_,..:.O_h__::lc._________ _ _ _ Thursday July 25, _ _ _ _T~nfJr.WQy Julx 45J 195!5 ~o~gers Blast Redlegs Further Down In L~JOp Itace t·lh'\ltidAdiiS!Ii)c~eased!To ,~:.,_ ~ .~l··~(jgs-.f~Mi'JU~?"~ '- ,·fif~+'~'".r :J, k• S H • -~ N• 1 1 /;~R~!~ ~y2 ~~~~~~~~.R~~~~gs Falter ~a tn . tate osplta ' -I ne =~~~:~r:.:~:~:~ ·:,~I~~':··\-~'·::::.:::£.;.: ..::~~:·:F.'...:.'; "'"7'/IE~:;~~~· T!ll{es Softball Toumey Lead 19~ -=---------''----_.:.The Daily Sent1nel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohlc. ALFRED • Sunday School attend nee Jul,. wa~ :i:.! thl;' oferms ~ 29 Wur ship •ervlcl!' were led by Um.,mo t! Bo}le& With 'In llhend .. nre of 2U Sev!!rpJ IHteudep tbe Horoecom inf"at Stiver Rlda:e Suh~ay.\ The MYF attended revival aer VIces at Chester Mt>lhodllt churchSunJay "'venm~~: 11nd sang u fiJ)ecia l numb€ 1 fhe \\ S< ~ helds lti rejular m~d ng at the hom• of H•!•n " " \A. oOOyard Jul) 17 With 110 att~nd ance oI 1.' ' ven Dunng the bu!u ne;.s n eelmg l... d by Isola Ta}lor ptes dent the vamll11 projed waJ '-hseuilst'd A pusstble dale for the rhurch <~Ueltun sale wa~ d 1 "cu~M:d 22 .1-,r TOMsrlJRDI;ANr, ' a game and a h:~lf aH<~ti onrushing worll dlJ!nPt'-'11 • N wto• I) nd Iawrln ~ J~<:!C'LI t h• tll n t t~ 11ft 1 l- rllo~ t urn"r Today s batt I ,., 1 I 1g n fm knu!tt J lht tun Law rcr tc 111 the Redle gs ~h (} 1 1 I ~ I t to :.1 fad .-\ n 11 !Jt nit h!\ I on lht' Vllgf at lt>ast one 'd 1! 1\ 1 uf fo llu I I ll 1 I~~ ball OH'J the 1~re~ gamt! sell( v. th 11 v 1 11 tl SnHlt:r de,r Cincmr1atl dr •pp~d a ht nr u,, k er In Jersey Ctty Wednt sdil\ 1 ..,1 t .. as Duko(' Smdcr sent a 1 ntl \ the 4tJ foot lt'f ler fH lrl f~nu W 1h on~ out Jn the nmt ~ I 1 b u1.k u 1 a tens1on pack{'d c Jnlt st wt h , 2- 1 victory This (\{'5pJ1{' a 1 r t Ita I 1 I h ~ performan c~ b~ Br< ks 1 w who ilm!led tte Dod ge rs t f 11 ~Its, dr()pped th e H.cdlcgs to a f 1 and a hair '< mt ld (It behtnrl 11 t <'I 1 <~I f'fl~t onct lmt M1lwau~ c H1' w 1 1 lnyed lwfore a a7-4V1Cht } \f~ t>1.1 Y k 1 o t r~t I t O\Hl of 23 454 In Ju st a~ d[el\tv wa~ n >rt \I ltou HII St rl urn at Jersey flty rombe of Br• ok lyn \1- lro ~ .v 1 wh( e h BJtigl;'rs hav ~ won a)l Cmrmnatt ft\e 'ul r1 1 r 1 1.! f tr f bctr appearam~s 14th decl slur I I L v Lto } was Ikooklyn s Mannger H 1 1 u 1 r 's man} game~ pla~ed 1 1 llal Jeffcuat 1 lht n 11 1 I < ~ llus SLR ( n und lt tbtt Dodgers 1 1 th... H O\ I II D lg1 rs 1 1'l games todJy a.: 01 1nl<l \our l 11 , \ lit •o . . s~:('ond phtcf' Rerllegs Snider's hom ~ h 1 1 1 I !1 ~ ut leadmg Rr.:rves James boo sted ll I t I hv B I Uy Thompson und Ed 1 into a tl~ w th C 1 I d I e Mat'l ws ~~n t the Giants KILISZ~W§kt for Lht It a lown t lh r cv~nth s tral~ht dt~11 gue learlers htp In dl lll1 rtfll 7 4 !'lonrson ex ploded a 1 JJJI!nt L! n I . . t,m horJl( r m the sixt~ Going Into th 1 11 nih r n.,., rentl II t I r ugl11 ~ !wuukee from behad allowl!'d onh th''"' htt s .:ro 1 It t n I M 1l ws r<~ppcd out four one run, a fourt~ rnr 111 .1! h 11 f IIJe Br1v 12 hits lncludrng 1~ •h• \ I Corl F"'lllo ho. 1' 11' wiH h 1 ! nI 1 kl!7th o hlts ' Bob wa, I forh 10 hul IMI went t~e tit to ,g .. tn h s fifth st rarght vlc13 11 slam 1 mc>r 1 th 11 th , ntn~ un In d lht pn k J 1 tl:' 1e I the p, hs In a If! trnnnl h over the 1 l 1 s y 11 111 f { lenH 1 s 1 l 1 1 wns 1 1 llr n n \\- ho 11w~ !y 1 c 1 h li S lff Jill~ II j)[( llfi( f f1 h ,1, r 11 N 11 1\ mg WJH the 1 r D IE 1 unt.; hit bls f t/ ttl 11 1 sc ng ho~I~t un ~~~~k 1 f'r~ r Y 14 1111 ~•t the prt~uu ~ nHrk of 1'1 In I!H5 --------------,1 ,;,:;r~o 6~. . ,:/ ~~:!'~ s•,t:~~d Special 1 Pnce, On All PORCH FURNITURE Par kt'rshu 'g CIO and tbe Mason Rat tarts moved mlu the second round of play 111 the Bend Softball Tournament la!>i ntght wh te t~~ Lakrn State Hospital tea m won 1h way to lhe semJ frna!s CIO dnwned a stubborn Hart fmd team by a score of 2 0 Ma son mpped Cheshire 7 6 and La km wh pped the DI!'!Pre Par ker hurg MerchanL~ b) a score uf 5-0 1on ghl s actton p t.s the Smtih Upholstermg team of Parker~ burg a.g!l nst the Sporn No 2 team m tiu fust game scheduled to !ftart at 7 30 Phlhp Sporn w1 J pia} the Parker sburg Esso nm ~ tn thl:' ~cond game whtle the ~~ k-el,;burg CIO team cla~h es wtth the Muson Ral tatl s n the thtrd gamlit Sem1 ftnal matches arr: now sche duled for FrJW!y ntght W)th-- the consolation game and, tAle fmP:is to De plaNd on Saturd11y e,venlp,g., The cro team one of the ~r~l tourney fla,vontes, had to go al out to defeat Hartford <an~t slo,w: ball pttch~r John ~earn•. . ~earrt~ plt~hed fo~r Innings ot hlUess ball and then gave up only three h\ts dunlli. lhf ball gamt! Hartford collected frv,e R Sams led ort m the f1f.th Jnr mg with a smgle Into left cen 1tc r and t~en moved on to sec0114 whe n !hi:' hpll was bobbl~d He. was sacrtFJced to 1hrnJ and BCO ed on u fly ball by B 11 Sam~ 1\,way From Father The CJQ ~cored agatn 1n tho From th• lim• t.. wu ela-.t1 . . . s x1 h when H Sams dou~Ied :tnd CRUM of f1mlly diHicultift YOUnt c 1mc hnrne o~ Trembly's sin~! A H"'e" apent h•s llf• In bo-.,dlnl Pa~mg lhe hrtters m the ball schools The •lder Hau-n took hi~ -game was Fredd1e Fteld~ who harl alone ., much " po~~lble during YRcatlon IIN:rloch but usually the ~'had d _, to r•• th• pol'tf pap" to fln,d out wiMre Dad was at tp&l moment.'' __ • It al .. meant that, • lutead of Allbln1 his drMms ofl becomln1 BY UNITED PRESS an All American football c.nt•r or NA*riONAL LEAGUE a malor l.aoua catch•r o,L_ , . . , . , . w l Pd GB Ha,en w .. expaded' by averyon• Milwaukee 55 :12 r i:.! to 1M 'a chip oH th• ol• btoclc. Cmcmnat 52 :m !'i78 4 1 and actu•llv forced blto th• oamo Broo-klyn 50 39 562 tl I dlt~llkH the bame because of Sf lOUt~ 43 4h 481 13 tf11 loneeo,m, houo,. I stood around p Ltsbua gh 42 41 <177 1 i -:z lth• puttln1 .,...,. ll.S a ehlht waltPh 1ladrl 11 ] 1 1 41 50 401 lh In1 IClr my fathn to ,.t 1w1y 3~ 48 448 16 from his trlen4J" W.at.r J,., ,... Chllltgo 31 M 3h!i 23 cal/11. And hut..d of play!"" Nl.'w Yurk W•dne ..day, Results h wt~ c.tc n~ tha kids behind i'he M lwauket> 7 r-.;ew Yolk 4 caddy chtek. I Wll tU ...IMd up St Lout s 8 Phlla 7 ntg_ht 10 nn and ad to be 1 llttl._ ,.ntleman" Pttt burgh IJ CIJl('ngu 8 nigh Blv Tim1 Hrlp Brooklyn 2 ( ncrnn<~IJ 1 ntght Beeau!le of Ute elder Hagl'n ~ Tod•v 1 Probable Pltc:htrs matlc na1ne youna Walter earl~ Cmcmnatl at Bt ooldyn- Jdf was as<X:Jated with the gre<rt coall2 v Crug 95 Milwaukee at Nrw Yotk ron name1 o1 11ports lie played tennis ley Wtth big B1II T>ld• Ml k ~ 4 6 vs Antone! I ll y "" e ey ... ()C Cht<'ago ll! p u~hu !-(h J()nt' ~ hrano on!! o( baaebaiJs Jmmor taltl gave y()U.DI Wllter a nl!w 4 9 vs Willer~ 01 <a!<her s mttt b rok e 11 1n f or h1m St I outs at Phrladelphm 11 ht and !a ught 111m • how t o ra t <' h -BI.:~ lock 0 1 v~ Robllrh It} 11 Y e I w h en th e younester rPae h Y Fr•da., Game" d h 1 at Hr~khn n g_ht Chtt'atro e prep sc OQ and had n.:~tled y k h! down the number one catchlqg 1N L i ; ou s a f'W or nrg tob he ..,, yanked o!f the l"m lwnukee at Phlladelph1ll n l(ht and automat1cally made numbe1 Clnrmnatl at Pittsbu~h m~hl one man of the .golt team AMIRICAN LEAGUE AIJ the rtval nqmber one men New York ::. ~ :;: 08 wanted to play-ami beai-the great Hagens son he grtns 1 C1 52 37 M 4 8 ~ eveloand dlsappomted very few uf tttem 50 40 1556 11 Going on to ~otfe l>tJlle 1t 13 1!. 4 6. 41 l]:alttmore was natural that he was drafted 451 20 'h 41 M for the golf team There standrng Detrott 41 M 45t 20~ on the rtrs.t tee he flubbed his ~ h t 36 ~7 387 2~W· qas 1'1.1 on first tee !ihOt TODAY'S SPORT fARADij BY OS!:AR FRALEY Unl:t~ Pres~ Sports Writer CANTON Mus~ UP - Jackie Burke satd £tfler winning the PGA golf Lh<rmptunship l!J.at he was gomg to cut down the number of hb tournament appearances beh thj caullt- ~ owed more time o s c!llldren ~tnd rt bnngs to mind the case of Walte1 lloKen Jr of bls You ve probably heatd father He was the great Walter Ha!ll'en certtunly one o( the moat colorful golfets of 111l bme and a man who won t~e recently con eluded PGA champlonRhlp an un mal<' he( ' Iota 1 o f f lve t1mes Y 1 the llatg s cunstnnt travels u h• devutt'd most of his }'ears to the tourn11ment tratl made young Wa !II r hate the lf.llme a a you ngster - -- - - 'lectri c Fan• Talk Of The I 7 PIECE CHROME Dinette SetS l$74951 McMASTER MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS CAN BE YOUR HOME! eo tie. ................... .. ... .... Cnah lor your trip with a quick t1lp \ t() ()Ur omce ArrRnle your loaD on 11ignature• onl3 1 auto or furniture Prompt private pleasant cash loan.s for every worthv purpose Saf-e" Brakes Save Lives! STOP IN SOON AND T,... Wh1eo-h .gettlftll ba<'k to Jttt1ue Burke !11 wbat the new PGA ~hamplon Jnslatt Ia ne.veJ aoina \O happen to bLI. ll!blldren He de. H-rves a band for wanting tc &lve them one WHAT A BUY HAVE YOUR BRAKES CHECKED ' 1950 WE CAN REMEDY CADILLAC '62 ANY BRAKE TROUBLE $25. to $1000 4 Dr l•cl•n Black ladlo anll Hett.,, Hydrarn.tlc, Seat...,..... - Hackett's I'IMmt am. for 1 trlp serviee • SAFETY SERVICE • Houra 8 to 5 pm 'Eveo BY .t.ppolnlmelll W Main St. Pomeroy h;o s rgLq ta thn:e trips tu .the 1 l.:~te I he Mason Rat touls bun<"hed fl\ l'p.ns tn the thud ummg and th< n Added two more m lh.e fourt.h fur ~ nouih lo gam their vtctory uvc tl\c Ch l:lih te team Chesh,!t~ scored fl'rst tn the top of the third when they tallied lhre.e runs un three hrts a walk and an error An ngton ~ double scol eQ tw() men and f'hen h~ scor ed on a s ngle by Cunk e I h' b g blow t f the Mas::m thrrd mnmg wa a heme run b} ~111 D~iVls wtih IU!ph Sayre on bas• The MaS{)n ntpe took advan la~;e ot th.r,.ce C lt!Shlrl! euurs II) \hi! mmpa to t.:~lJ~ thc1r f ve runs ~son put together 1.vo btU and errors 1n the fourth to add two more runs w1th 81.\h Ohvet s ((_puble -and Glenn Cartwnght ~ single provtdmg the power CllesbJre scored three runs 1n the SIXth when J~m Gordon slam med out a home run w1th two m~tes aboard Jack J<lhnson wa& the w;nnmg hurler for the Masor1 team bu.t needed help from W«n py StrJckland in the srxth who fanned the stde wrth une man on base D~fendmg rhsmprons of the tournament the takm State Hos.. p tal team stamped themselves as the team to beat as they made a 5 0 Vlctory over the Belpre-Park ersburg f4erchants look easy L~krn tl.tlled three runs In t~e ftrst halr of the mttJal rnn1ng to glVe p1tc~r Bucky Bass more than enouGh -to work on Jun Galloway s double plated l'VO runs m that first mnmg and t~en he !icored when Ira Patterson doubled TJie walks g1ven up bf ptlcher Terl Stone o! the Brlpre Parkersburg team hul t htm Lnkm tallted once more n the ftfth and once m the sixth In the ftfth mnmg Wallace Sm1th doubled went to thrrd on Calvert Walkers stngle and scored when the second baseman dropped Lean der Howells pop fly ball In tht> s1xth tnnmg Pllul Harmon led off with a walk was sacnf1ced to second by 8--'.!.Cky Bass went to th1rd on a passed ball and scored when the r)iht fielder dropped Smtth s fly ball The box );cores .._ Htrtford H Kearns p 3 0 0 Bumgardner cf 3 0 0 Roush 3b 3 0 1 3 0 0 L GJ!Iand .ss Gtbbs lb 3 0 E Ftelds 2b 3 0 ' Grmstead If 3 0 0 F Freid~ c 3 0 2 D Fue!lds rr I 0 0 1 0 0 B Gilland r Totals 26 0 5 a- Batted for 0 Fte]ds rn 7th AB R H CIO 3 0 0 J Dunn cf H Sams lb 3 I 1 3 0 I Trembley rl 3 0 0 D Sams ss 2 I I R Sams 3b B1ll Sams 2b ' 0 0 1 0 0 Bud Sams If Stephens c 2 0 0 2 0 0 Sellet p Total 20 2 3 . .. - - -- - .... New Tires with Lift ..... A Real Clean Cor 3 ~9 ~;~~0 :r.n ... c"v a4 ., 374 2110 WednesO.Y"I Ratult• Clewltmd 11 WashmJ;!ton 3 Detr01t 6 Bqltjmore 2 N'ew York 10 Chtc81fO 1 nl(ht k11n•11s Cltv ABnstnn R ~•eoht Toctay•s Probab.. Pltchal'lll New Vor'k at rtttcago-[3}rnl!' S-1 vs Harshman 7~ Boston at Kansa!l City-Sullivan 9--t vs Herriage 1 9 Bnltlml'l"e at Detrolt-'W t.'(hl SB v~ Hoeft 118 • Wuh1ndton at Cleveltlllll 2 ~ames-W1e~1p.,. S T ami Rll.mo ~ fl '7 or ~!nne S S vs Lemon 12 7 and Wynn lUI Frida"''• 01n1MII New York 11t clnca~tr, m<TM lhn+nn at Kancraq r.lty- n ght lbltlmor~ at D"'h-nlt Washm'l'ton at C1evelanil Ra~ Rl Bt:neR sol dtfJed ttie r hod Jn ILrst plale tn lh" Mt g~ J rtt t !l.'li~Ut' as the.} touk a IIH ll ng 2U ~rrtmy f1om the !)) • 1cuse lndtans la.st ntght It was 1 the e1ghLh 5tralg ht wtn for th Brav s uf lall} \\oulfe and jJU! th• m 2 gfl tnes nul m front of thl Inti una who n lW have lost two gw mes both. Lo ltle Braves Meanwh le m olhcr games lhe Y mkees won the1r "Ccond cuntest s lh(} t ok a11 11"~ cunlesl from 1he Oodi!LCIS und the Redlegs wo:1 over the P t alcli hy a 0..6 ma1gm fhe ""tn put the Ri!dlegs In thrrd place In the Braves lnd1an game Duun~ Wt01fc c I the wmnr.rs an I B L W 1u hnnn,er o[ lh e lnrhans l m~ll.'d m a real pttchcrs baliJe Wt lfe hi! ld the Indrons to onlv 1 two htts while the Braves wete ;.~ble to collect but stx and both of th~ 11 1uns wet e unearned The rtr~t run srored m th1 fc urth rnn tng whe11 the lndrll]ls 11pparentl~ f gured that the th1rd out had been made J1m Wu~kline wha had smgled tuok off fot secund hnS'e The baseball wa tossed mtu center f1eld and the: the t'enter f1elder threw tl wdd past third to let lhe run scure The o1her tally cros..~ed the plate tn the s1xlh nft~r Wmebrenner lusttn control and walked the run Roger Brrch had two hits fn pace the wmn ng Braves The Yankees \\On thetr sp.con1 '""'"' " rretldoe Boyd •nd a.• by Bowen outpltehed Du:-k Arnold and Mike Roberls of lhe Dodger~ Boyd held the Dodgers scor~ss in the .farst three tn.nmgs and the !{lsers didn't score unhl the fifth when they crossed the plate f<lur lunes to eet back m the game However the Yanks talhed B!X tlmes In the- fifth inning to 8ew Little Le~;tgUer Red Sox Move • lntoSeond The Red Sox of tne Middleport lttlle League went Into a setOild plaet' tie on Wednesdaf evenma:as the result of their :J-.3 victory over the league leadib£ Yankees fhe Indians were unable to ga1n ground on the Yankees ll.!l thry dropped a 1~10 <leeiSion to ly UNITID PRESS the ct>llaT swelhng Senat()r&. Amerlc•n AIISoClatlon Benny Dent hurled twfJ hlt ball Wlc!Uta. 9 Denver 4 In lead the Red Sox to vl~tpry Charlest()n 3 St Paul 2 ht 7mn ov.er the Yankee• He walked 5 Cbarleston 2 St Paul 1 2nd and struck out eight Losins hurl lndianapolls 4 Omah• 2 er was Benny WIIIOJI He- was- l't' MlnneapoHa 6 L<lutsvUie 4 l,eved by 1'om Anderson &.tt-.rnatl.-al L:•atu• The Red S~x Yankee game was Havana 8 Montreal 1 called m the last of the fourth beToronto 4 MJ..aml 1 C'IIUtle ()f darkness The Red So:t Richmond '7 Buffalo 2 1 S1 7 Inn were batting at tbe time Richmond 7 Burfaio 1 2nd Jahn St&r'!henson was the wmn Roche11ter 3 Columbus 2 lOinn Ina hurler h) the Senators Indtans Southal'll Aqoclatlon Jll\h'le after he re'leved Ron Man M()ntaomiry 7 Atlarl.ta 11 ley trr the third Loalnt: hurler W«S lloblle 10 Nuhvi.Ue 1 Ellis Clonch who wal.tl!'d 111 ud Bli:rftlnab•m 4 Memphis B 14 ln.n New Ol'leaas 'l Chattanooaa S 18 fanned e'"en Minor Lea!ue I 5 3 2 2 2 lndl•~ Redl ..s Plretes Doda•rs a 2 5 5 5 5 Y1nk"' Last NI1Wt'11 H.sults Brav•s 1 ln"'•na 0 AB lOOO 714 S75 215 215 215 R I I I I 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 tl 1 {! I I 0 3 I 2 4 2 29 AB 2 I 6 7 R H 4 ' ! 4 4 2 2 I 0 I I 0 I 0 3 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 • &aroa'l I 0 005 200-K-7 5 :1 cf Walker c Howell ISS Galloway 2b Patterson 3b Redd rf Hannon If BasS" p Stortmg 1b Totals AB 2 R H 2 0 3 3 4 3 4 3 0 I 1 IJ I l 0 I 0 0 I 1 2 0 0 3 27 AB 3 3 3 2 ef 0 5 R 0 0 0 0 0 I 3 0 0 3 2 2 0 I 0 1 0 1 24 0 4 300 0 11 0-----5 4 1 000 000 0-0 4 4 BP m ll• FllW!IOd Bowers aru1 \(hter~ Peg,a:y Jo I WQmen's Club ·· Yearly Agenda Nearly Complete Jun• Ally8on 'THE STRATTON STORY" • -•lao-Joel McCrea "Wio':HITA Saturd1y Only lulv 21 "THI SPY CHASERS -alto- I Guy Andy DaYine MARSHALLS IN DISGUISE' Also Comtdy •nd C.rtoon o• ~ Mrs Emmerson "fell !Mrs Charles Werry and son Bobby Joe Mrs Sm1lh and dau h ter Lmda oand one guest .Mrs Amnnda Kaspa1 J1m" Shwart Resorva District Ne. 4 OONDmOII OP JL..sl National Bank liB R II o• U.CIIOI In tha lt1ta of Ohio, ot tb ciON of builMA on June 30, 195' .... ~~~~~ .. .,.. a. ........... .... a: t.J, --..nu.v s .oau ._ _....,..." ., ....., •· AJI,Iaft CUb balaDNa wtth other bulb 1nelu41nl re~erw hal· ance! and cash itllmlB In or'Zlea ol cilUtiJetlon Uolte4 SlotH 111..--pt obl~u dire« 10~ JUaranW:ed. • Corporate ltOcU (lncludlnl S 3.300 stock of Federal RMII'Ye Bank I L,..n& and dFoeowftli (lncl!ldlnf18'14/l_,.) • Bank premiaea owDed $UI200.. fumlturll:!' and fixhues $1382 50 _________ _ 185 18.195 299 714 011 3 300 00 • 396 106M Otber asset. 17 532110 1 381 79 003 218115 S88 54881 2642'01110 127 776.52 7781182 23 158835 780,170 fl8 Mrs. Lightfoot &Hostess To Chatter Club iNeighbors Club · I Maps Plan For j Family Picnic 4 H 0 0 0 0 3 and Mrs Halle) Stalnaki!r color be'liJers Mrs Orv1Ue Well mem bershrp Mrs c6mmun 1ty sl:'n.lce Mrs }(ysetl chtld wtlf11re Mrs GefJrge Hack~:~tt Sr tehabrhtatron M1.ss Erma Smith Amertcanlsm Mts Mowery p 11 n Amertcun Mt-s A C Htll poppy ch<rt'l"m n Mrs J ed Webster Sr and Mrs Hill publiCity Mrs Georg" Bearhs natwnal security and en 11 defense Mrs ~ilham Baxter legtslahon Mrs Stalnaker e-ar~s Mrss EbersOCch flowers and Mr~ Iva Powell Mrs Davu; Mrs Bax t r Jl.lrs Hackel! Sr Mrs De) Hy~ell and Miss Kate Ebersbach wsys and means At the conduswn of the ml't'l tnq- the group mBde 1 ~ crt'&fll wh t('/1 was served With two cnkes made hy Mrs Dav1s Mrs Everett Lldlt!oot assul!teiil by Mrs Homer ltawluru enter ta1ned the Chatter Club Tuesdav evenmg at her home Rutland Road l>urtng tht> bus1ness setiston n rh.:~ )!e of the prestdf'ld P.'IT~ Charles Buck pt<ans were mad~> for a fa1mlv p1cnt<: to be held at the Roads de Park Aug 7 Games were played durmg the Plans were made rnr a famtly social hour and prrzes awarded pu~ntc IH Lalte Alms. on August 19 the w nners when the Fr1endly Ne ghbors Club Refres-hments were !lerved by mrl Tue sday cvemng at the ho-me the hostesses to Mrs Alfred Bu.::gs o£ M1 s Ru.., Srn1th Athens Road M"l'$ Frank Young Mrs Charles J'or n pot! uck dmner Burt Mrs WHbur Young Mrs PresPnt we-re Mrs Denver Nathan Blggs Mrs Cha les Bud Thoma M• s George 8uchan!ln and one guest Mrs 111"'odore Te Mrs T eon M~Kn1~ht and daugh hew ter Judy M1 ~ \\til am Shm tdan tMrs Robert Arn 1ld ~n t l~ughter Sus1e Mrs Joseph St1 1 ll f' Mrs Donley Re1be! .am\ dnul!hter Don u ~~Y~o~n~k~ ..~·~I~I~O~od~o!o~n~6---_:__-'========="===== Redlets 9 Pirates 6 Chart•r filS I t 26 7 5 003 00::1 0---G 7 5 Sm.~tb Weaver sJ> Muson 1 b M11Jer If Manzo 2b Wu.: 3b Gt'e.gg t.! Barnett€' rf Slone p Totals Lakrn H 4 3 4 ! LAKIN Fuu~ht up the game Top hltte1 for the Yanks ~a firank Ebersbach With thrl!e bill gles rn four tllps whrle Jtmmy Mees had two htts For the Dod gets Jmt Andrews had three h1b With Mrkc Roberts and Pullms both gdhng two bmgles fhe Redleg-Prrate game wa~ a 3 5 ronte!l\ Ulltl] the Red.Legs bat teLl around ul th~ 1 1ittW 1nr.lrte; to seore s x runs The Reds chased starter Mtke Werry tn that [Tame and Terry Ohhnger came on tn p lch Blg John Hysell went ~11 the way for the Redlegs ali he gave up but fiVe l'iits The Redlegs hart etght b ngles Hysell al6o continued h1s good of. h1ttmg as he collected thre() hrts In four tr1ps to the ~late wlule fop the Plt".Dtes M1ke Werry ad two htts includmg a loR:g.. home run tf) the 8apt1st Church butld rng tn the f~ft}\ mnlng The slllndtngs W L Pt-r T•am Brave~~ CHESHIRE Shambl n c cf Arrtngton lb Cremeans p K rby 2b Conkle ss Taylor cC Dugan ~ Cunnmghan f Rothgeb b I(ennedy r Waugh 3b Gordon d lb fptals ,..SON P Johnson tr OliH~l 2h Cartwngh1 :lh Thckf'r c Sayre s.s DaVIS rr Chattm cf Duddmg 1b Cppehart 1b J Johnson p Slrrcklaud p Totals Chesh1re Mason Plans werr dtscu~ serJ for th ~ d1striet convenlton whrch wtll bf' held 111 Pom ~ro\ m October when the Ladt es Auxthary of Drew WIE!bster Post Amerrcan Le-g or: met Tu l.'sd<i) at the Legwn Home Mrs w n DllVIS prestdcnt p•e stded and Mts Resnold Greene and daughtu Carole were wl!l eomed as guests Mrs Green ... ,s oa member nf th~ Columhus Umt Camp l has~: 98 anu M ss Carole a membn of lhc Jlllltol auxrltary Camp l haHt Ptst Q8 Rrport~ on the S18!e c1 nvtfltron held last week •n ( J vel~nd w ~ re l!IVen by the deleg ~lt>s Mrs B n N('utzlmg Mrs Dl'v lhsl"l l and M ~s Jennre Sue E1selst( n It WQS de~ ded to IRVlte Barban Donovan ri.'PTesf'nl.atrve to G1rl Stale and M t l~on J mnbert repre sentahve tn Boys State th1s year and thctr· parents and the reprP sentat ves to ( 1ls Slate tor 1hf' past ten years to attend the next me£>hng Miss Er selstem Mu J :M 'Jlwrnlon Mr~ George Mowery and M!o;;s Anna Ebcrsbach were elected as the execul1ve commlt tee for the year Committee~ for the vear were named by Mrs Dav1s as follows M"Ts Homer Hysell ' Programs for the year were tentalrvely completed when Mra Wesley Fry presldt nt uf the Bust ness and Pt ofess onal Women Club h.ad a meetmg of the flfft eer11 and commttlee chatrmen at her aparttllcnl Tu~sday evening A new fcatur.,. m 1 hP program set lip IS an open meet ng_ to be held after New Yeal"R ProJects we1e {]Jsrussed r~t the mtct mg The fall mt>e l ng of the Board i!Nrli be unnou eel la ter by Mrs Fry Those present meluded ~ Fred Hibbs Mrs I .,~ Reynolds Mrs Horace McElhmney FreddiE' Houdash!!lt Susan Park Mrs Hom~ r Forest Mary Phtlltps Ch.arlotte Perrm Nellie VaJe and Mrs E 0 Hall - IF You hove somc~thlng To Sell, Trode or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentinel Disploy Ad or Want Ad beY our Representative, -They Get Resulh- Special Club ·Js Presented At Prayer serviDJce b'il\f "UTO SALIS POI!!IRCI.Y ' - 18,048 27 lliOillh or October and a 903 218!l" Fornite Club Family Picnic Held Tuesday The Fortnrte Club chnngell t~elr DlanS for thf!lr ram1ly p1cmc Tues day everung from the Roadsule Park to the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Bac~ner because o£ th.e hea vy rams -ear'her In the day Those present were Mr nnd Mrs Robert Morns o.nd RlCky "Mr and Mrs Rob<rt Mrs and Robrn M1 onrl Mrs Wtll am Walters and Doxre .. nd Perrm Mt and Mrs ~~ llnd Mls Richard Owt'n Mr and M1 s G~rald Anthony Mr and Mrs Rohert Tewsbru} Mr and M1s ln!ln Fultz and Anrta Ma11e Mt !i Raymond Kloes and Trudy and Mananne Mr~ Paul Harb ree~t and JeHrey M1 s R1chard Schawb and Lynn and Susan An na Howell Jeanne Chn k and her gue.st Nellrt! Rice Rutland Four From Here At Conference FectJ>~tltr ...... /ood tnve, otm, ent CLEARANCE 1 erop fedJng nexro~~ ~:~w~o;h~~~.~~:j ~~bot! had two n..., "' I Men's SHOES $3.99 Potr Values to $9 00 Also Boys Sozes 812 to 3 3'>1 to 6 I I I and lovely g1!ts They will be at home •n '""' aporhne~! on R10h land A vi! Athens 0 Mr and Mrs Rrchard SJ)encet of Columbus spent the weekend w1lti home tplks They repm1 WJJI nmg un RC~ .Whtrlpool ~mtoma!Jc wash r lastw eek II-~ und Mrs Chas Carr and family of Athens mover! therr IUJ ler home hack to the W S Can fa m las t wf.'ek Mr and Mrs D1lberl Yosl of Sug<tr Gro\e lire announcmg the btrth of a son Charles Ft f'denck !act week Thf Yush two oldP suns have bet'n stoaymg w1lh lhe1r gJ"Mdpatents lfr and 1\frs Hatr~ Guthr e Mr ~nd Mrs Charles; D Woode spent 1 hursduy even n.~>: w1th ltet tnol her Mr~ J 8 Hayes Chslet Mrs rh• !rna Henrlerson an I da ugh ter 1 rnda vrsrted Mrs Cath 1rmr Wootlc al I he Hillcrest Rest Hume at Alh ~ 1~ F1ld<ry Other~. vts turs uf Mts W lode that da} wer ... her dallght"r \trs CalTI~ ,Jurs n and daughter tn law Heli!n Woode Mrs Woode wh1le Ltt>dfast m 1st of the ttme fc.T I he past tw 1 o three yearS has unusualy go ;d h .:rlth f 1 hl'r !lb ~~ .. ~ ~ BIRTH Mr an I Mrs Hubert I Roush uf Lolu nbth a1e .,nnuncrn~ the luth of lhft 1 lhml daughter Nunc} I (t' nt the Mt Carmr:l Hos pi! ill rn Culumhus July 21 Mr Rou~h 1s a f rmet tcncher tn ! t tart and 1s nuw tea hmg m I he Columhus schools I h1 y have ow uth er daughlcrs C1andparcnl.s are Mr and Mrs Uwf n 1/1' atson of Ractne und Mr and Mrs Atthut 1!: Housh Sdem C• n er Mr and Mrs ack '-hiler of HanJlllon 0 a e announcmg the Ltu th ur 0 dnughter Thursday moi'JI ng fhl:' M1llers hnve one uther ch1ld Mnternal grandpar f'nts are Mr and Mrs Ernest Gross Mulberry Ave LOS I I IM~i!! M!~.! N"ow 1011 ctn ltop 'M-'11111 •ad •f&liil• J)I)Uilda ot ·~ wal.irbt: • lnelt.tt of uwlr lit -Jt awa,. trota h"" l watat 111111 and lip whlwu\ ~...,. !i"" druct. dltt Of l:rtreiAe. S. Q lfltil Inc! tria u J"OII Ilk• hr tM-. rtporla ol ...._tlonl lri:ICOMI Ia Cif .xceu welllhl. followlllf '1M • tt.• .Ondtrf.,:l fltW PI"Odll"'- call.l. ~ OUI ROUSH'S Buy Holsum Shoe Store No. Second Midtlleport - - - - --;~~~;--;;~~~~~~::_:::~~~;:~:""'""'""'""'""'"""'"'""'":d ~ THEY'R~ IN SEASON,,, fA:t" PL.__ 10n1 I f!WiH_FRUITS AND VEGETABUS PICK I -AP '~ & • "'"'• TOU'U IA¥1 Watermelons each89C Californta Jumbo 27 S ee Oranges· Sib bag~ 65c Cantaloupes TENDER POLE BEANS 21b 39c JUICY LEMONS 12 FOR 59c SLICJt'-!_G CUCUMBERS 2 far 15c AND TENDER RED SWEET PLUMS SWISNER & l.OI:ISE Drug Store Mali Order Filled Pomeroy, Ohto ·- .... Pomeroy,O 2~ PAt READY A&P Supar Right Pft,mp Skinless SUCED BEEF LIVER HADDOCK or COD FILLET DRES5ED WHITING lib 2 pkgs 89c F_RESH BOLOGNA •• 8 OZ pkg 25c 2 8 OZ PKGS PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF 80Z pkg 29c LB 35c LB 33c PEPPER LOAF ...•. SOZ pkg 47c FRESH BRAUNSCHWEIGER 80Z pkg 43c 2 lbs 27c herwt of ltl •m•)hll ....,, IU.ttthattbt• wit,110 many 111111!1 "11'1 Siftllll:r - -- • • • . - eo 49c natur.JI,. fut For Bli:NATROLJA!Wt. I rov.r •Ppetlttl curht 10UI' erul111 ttr fat- IDOWYobtek n&HIItM bJ .' LB BANQUET MEAT PIES lb. I Servt HotoGrCold CoJd StrNm --~~ Foncy TREET ARMOURS • 120Z 3 cans $1 00 HERSHEYS SYRUP 16 OZ 2 Cans 39c HAMBURGER SLICES Ho L1fe KEl LOGGS CORN FLAKES 12 OZ 2 PKGS 39c SALAD DRESSING A&Ps Sultana PINK SALMON I LB Cans 53c 2 Jars 35c qt 35c SULTANA BEANS wtth PORK 16 OZ 6 Cans 57c SPARKL,E PUDDJ NGS Ann Page 6 PKGS 29c IMPORTED SARDINES PH ILADELPH lA Cream Cheese PKG 35c 3'A OZ 2 Cans 39c ARMOURS POITED MEATS 5"' OZ 3 Cans 35c Fold.ng Aluminum Lawn chair This sturdy handsom• chair has multu:CTlored Orion sewn Saran Cloth bot'tom •ncl back fo)c:h to cQmpact 33 w23 xS' Wood arm retts rtmaln cooll WHILE SURPLY LAST I ONLY$4.49 CHED-O·BIT Cheese Food 2LB PK~ Red.ucedl J 3·TUBE PLASTIC LAWN SPRINKLER 50FT ROLL I 99 1 29 25 FT ROLL Tougtt durable top quaiJt,-. ,ulrantwecl 100% virgin wlnylw st:1mlna. Doet, 1M job b.tter t!Jt aasy way! Brass couP.IIng&-whPe supplll'1 lastl I • • LB 25c CELERY cnsp Collfarnoa eo 29t> CALIFORNIA BARTLEIT PEARS 2 LB 45c WIEN.RS- 2 lbpkg SSe THICK 5LI CED BACON • • • Stewing Chickens 39c Lunch•on Meat • • • Sweet and JUicy c~hlomla FRESH PLUN!P • • 3 39c 1 "alv.1 t~ lllWI1et -11tld or!lao mln~ •rut mhurtlltollllttln :row'eDWD l1 to Jo• bulUCIIf ftW>t for tiM •• tmko an of BDAntOL t. tOlt w~ Atl'l"~ • es AUGUST ISSUE Womans Day THEA&P MAGAZINE NOW ON SALE STILLONLY7c TROL. And bet Lllall with BBH~~ ~ )'l.ou .., •ll JU\1 ""•n_Lt.t 1o1i ..allht pro;~q how mant.JI()Und• of UIIJo f:at 1\ e&ll !wiD rw Itt rt1 or Yo\1. h•ve nothl111 • RED ELBERTA FREESTONE -~.< •Qiued with Nlultt No m• ttr-"'~'~'' 7011 b"'t Crietl bl!ort let .IIBNAT.RQL '• ATYOURAaPI "' ...... jf .. I b lo;u _,.~-,...~ .~ ~ W.MomSt ' sM:da~~~lt.l ug~a~hu:; JULY 0 1 11 SUPER MARKET . M!:n ~:I WJD W Chn~tme Guthne went wtth was a vnnctd by the prestdent Dehornlnt And Ca~>fratlng gel b} eattn,i:! gram wlule •til~ her !'!Chool da!is on a t!"l" t< 1 1 1 <~r .. p '~tl The program toptc T~er~ ts s t1ll ~orne dehorning and ".,",',' 1 "~. w lll more !ian pay your Washlnitun and otht-r pomU' of wa S< 111 ' r the Seed tn Hrazt l castrat1ng to IJt done here m the u mterest last we("k l~d b_,. Mls Woodyard The ho~ count} but we hope to get thu ll' ~s ~~rved rdt esllmer.ts M !ee JOb doni:' u thto next week By usVaccinating Two weeks: before sale ~ream <'akt and teed tea ing a fh np llan t sml'ar EQ 335 hme ucnt1ona.J •tand poh1t We know The next mt'ettn~ w111 be helt.! dehorn, K nnd l.'astratmg can be th calves WtH be Yacelnated ror uf no better way to leaC!h t!Je Augu~i :.'.1 at I he hom e of Thelma don e an} t 1me u the year prov\d mall.liln.ant Edema Blackleg and value of arad1og and the use of Hendel son t~e ('<liVI:'S art not 00 b•g Thut Shrpplng Frver Thl.& wllf SJVt> l good breeding stock to Improve Johnny f ayl()t' !eft a wet'k 3-go year s utv~~ are not tto btg 1 the Yacctne time to grve t~e your ealna than to see how we-ll fo r ,u nnmr tratmng camp rn vtdmg the J h 1s done 1 lght P ~ CillVe~ ;mmunlty before the 1 b~r~od-o~al~-~;;;"~1~1;;..;::::::;;;;;;;:;;, r. . nne~s~e to be gone 28 day!~ way I sa e a e 1 1 I rrcnds may wrtte to the folittw WEANING Sal& Will Ba Two Dayt O"ratiola. 1ng aflress Cudet John 1J raylUJ The next step In The calve-s will be brouiht In 1 fl fht I AFR01C Summer Tra n UteHf' calves for the sal!r~~t ~~ ~to~r 024 bgraded during the tng Unll Stewart A1r Force Base weanmg The calves have to be 7 a~ 0p cto er 25 and sold at I enn waned two weeks berore t~e sa-le 2:;. H d~ t!J.e" night ()f October Mm Gertrude T.:~ylor and ~n That \\Ould be Oc I 1 rh 1 an lng the calves wtll eive A B th 18 s lime to carefully grade the calves nna ernll Jacksonv1lle 0 PH~ e mtnunum number of days a~ordlng to llite and vts t1ng at the Ern('sl Taylor As pasture will be s hort and the and t quality home mdk supply dwmdllng around th pr;n a .sa 1es sheet llstmg all j Tht> belhng and shower helji at 1 QcT 1 I ~lpe the eonslgners I an~ ~~~~v:: their average we11~t lhe FulirQd Rolttnson home for we.,an then Not only w111 the E!d tlo Mr nnd Mu Gerald Swart~ sat calves be eatmg gootl by Q('t 25 Th E 1uca nat V~ue urday even ng was well altended and be re<~d} to go on to the v11 g 1~ 1 a \fn~~:~I!Servlce of West The couple re-ceived many useful te~ lots hut the extra grain wtll m sa les of thr-s t)~e ~~ro~t~~s~~~ SIMONS \ h!dd Enouah calves hlve heel) COI'JIIgril!d from th(' 4' p hJrtpt;~Jnr counUe1 Muon Putnam Wayne and Cabell to ~old the l&lt! 363 t;tlvet Cont11ne~ Approxtmal el y 363 calve• hawe bef'n ("{Jnstgned from the four counlres Mason had !90 <ale•• • C()nslgned Putmnn 96 Cabell 42 and w 3S All r ay ne o these calves ~re field tnS])t!'ctf•d by Joe Emch 8JcJate A1 tm11l HuMlJandrym-n the West V rlo(lma Umverlltty Ex :~nslon St.:krv ce dur1ng the Ia~\ Darwm' Nm'e Ia S~OP-SHOP-SAVE 123,048:27 tndla"' Red Sox Senators • J ..._.=·~I,.,... t lot I I"') Te1m iO Scbeneetody 2 t.t 7 Inn Yankees Jobnat6'wD 8 W1U1ant1port 4 Only a•mea sehedQle«J; G1bb.~ -- 00 00000 icho¥<114y All>,•l • Sc!toll'!<lody 0 2nd Club Pt lles were wnn bv Mrs Ro he1t Schmoll \1 s Edward r French Mts L1 :mc l B gg~ and Mrs Chatlts Rradbu y Pinos wer~ mnde f• J theu l fth annhc>rstt) tllnner w~ueh wtll be held m t'olo we('ks Wlth th~ group adJournmg to the home of Mls Charles Btadhur) arter t~e dmncr Mr~ M lis served a de¥ert eours.,. to those 1 ~med above and Mrt; Rlch<~Jd Gress und M1 s R11 1ph Barnitz Family ~ · Reunion Is Held · Sunday, July 22 110000011 th~ r~e Oenwnstratlon Feeder Calr Sui~ tenta!1vely scheduled earher ln lt~ year for 0<'t 211 19~ here m Po nt P'l.c~unt wrlldrftn Jtely be n LAUREL CLIFF lnDlnp AIMIJy 4 fur Fet~d•r Ct.lf 5ale Will II• Herd - "--="'"'"7.ai:R'Tit;:;::·~-:::;:;; ..:::::·~~ I An nexes-r-7--,;:r' to m'" 'bloomNothing httle corn to lm 1I Mr •ad Mrl Jamet lb.uertJ. prnye tbe l()(lk& of the c&lf in New Haven II"' announclnt tbe both the producer and the bu) birth of an el.bt pound Cll'M ~ 1 l!Jie That • con to !he calf uunce daui]Jttr Wed~y. not the prCiducer and buyer 11f• 'lf/ed ___ .J_ July 25 It thf' Holzer Hoaplatl gmng t~e huyer the other kind ·~y They also ~ave three ot~ of corn mtght bf'lp the ssle but daughtert Grandparent~ are )fr J.l wrl'd.i)· e1.1CP.l '~ ~· 1 Mt ~ ,111'1 Ed,.t:rd H~fti.Y c the calf 1• btlng wpaoed t' TI'te O~n softball team won Mkldletk\ft and l(r:""ih4 11Jl'rf1:11ti'C!' be sure he hu plenty of salt and Its 17th hall gaml' wlt"out a lou hard Warker New HaYen Grea~ watt>r Also get te COW! away last nlihl :t~o they downed the a:rand(ather of the baby Ia Ed from where the calvts are RoCk Spnng1 Granje ~ a score Haggerty Mittlep<)rt Weanlne Aid of 9-3 1 he be.Jtt llt>iltance In weamng D 1 H 1 you c.an " t 11 to r d a e arr &On wa~ the wtnnmg I ~ cro p ee your ptteher for t'ie Darwin 1,,_ ca ves .. , fhis way til cal k h whllt' Bill Radfurd wu charged gratn Is ande wUI "::art n~;bt a~ with the defeat Radford was re eattn wen tak uu lteved by Edgar AbbOtt Of ~~ the raC: ~ !rom the cow 1 Kenneth C!lan~y of the Darwrn Jn~ere.:'"h~~h wall team It'd .111\ hltter1 wtth four safe 1 ~ turn a Mr~ 11t•lhrd Wtldermuth was a lrummal:e sal ... for the first or se day m•p-''"" !h, ......, h•c• •n ol>(as ra ug a nd de~ormn& Is tht' nd Wt'ek tn Nov"mDer The tdea ~ ~~ "' """' ~ Th guest Tuesday w'Jen Mrs Donald f th county st e extra pounds thnft. Molls , ,,,.,, ,nc " .. ,, C•n••t• u sendmt: to other socteh es Iut nt's.s and bl lh 1 ' " ' d d uom e ca 1f Will The follow ng Yn ung people of d Chu1 dt Pnmero} at tend~d the weeks confeH nee for the Youth of the Fv r~~clrcal an t Reformed Chllfell ~t herdrlllm College T1ffm 0 the wrf'k of July tlth thtough the 15th Socr at mus1c at the Praver Tom Btown Joe Kenn e"d\ An ser\tN• at the MtrldJPuol'! Chnr"li na Murray and Fa}~ Thom~s nr C'hrl~l wa~ presenterl hv Jn• The tnp wa s spt ns 1rec1 b~ 1hc BarneH Hnnlme"f.on nnrf h ~ !1'1" Sunday Schoo1 an i hrenls rr lh• 1er Mrs l{"nnelh Huff w t .. "' project Vtrg 1 Bt lWn look lh the o,qsfor nf th .. Churf'h of Ch" -:t young fulks to T trt n und Mr nno tn Cal1 rluma 1'hr:ov EflOI! .a r! 1 Mrs Charles Mu 'fl~ IH•nt lp to '"Take TTo 'f'hv Cr osq aPf'omr"''" brmg an enHu1st ISltt four young terl hv Mrs Chester Erw n '-'lr people home fh~y wtl make a ri" anrl M.rs ""'"neff 11ntl th ...... ff' r port lll I hi' nt'ar r !lure to th Dehhv apd Mr anrl lloTrfi Hurr nr~ Sunday Sl.'hu I vis I nq th .. r unrle ~rul ~unt Mr - ---- - Onrl Mrs Clarr.nce "M1"'11~1"a1 Tfw"ll'r or fhf> i"lf'vnt nna! sen Ice w~~ Mr<= r.eon~f' Ch T--i s "'" d Re .. Attend-a nee at Sunday School o 1 Fr"l ( ardnr'l' !"'nndu,.lpd lh~ BtbiP ~tudv <'111 c: 'J'he Homebuild July 22 was 7J offenng $1U 07 Rev and Mra Harry 8<-~te-" 01ml -ers r:ln~<= h~rl fiJe largest attend sons wet c guests of M1 und M1 ance 11t the meeltng Leader of ttw Pearl Jacobs Satutday l.'vemng tir\<~tlon:.l <eiTtce nP"t week wrll Em I Aleshire has moved his be Mrs W11l Reynolds famll} to lhu Turner prupelly Mt and Mrs Cl fford l~enh o ur s.pcnt 11 r. . w d.:r~" wtlh Ius paren(l; Mr and Mrs Homtn Icenhou Clrfford Jtuubs and Robel I BDWen attended the Beagle Club Sunday d Connre Lew1s spen~ the weekend With her grandparents Mr and Mrs Orville Allen A reunwn or tbe family of Mr Pllul Jacobs s.p~nt the w~ekend and M1's W 0 BarRIL! West Mam St was :held Sunday at the wtlh hlS parents M1 and Mr~ Vern Storv were home of Rev and Mrs Robert gue~ts of the r parents. Mr and Wei s Nel11e Oh10 AUenrlmg frl.ml Pomeroy wera Mrs Norman Schaefer Jtmmy Smt!.h leoft Sunday with Mr and Mr~ Barmlz and house the Boy Scf)uts to spend, a week at guests Mr and Mrs Melvm HoeJ Barmtz) and Camp Arrowhead scher (B1I11e Jean Mr a·nd Mrs Lou Dte.hl ~nd Mr l'l()ns or I ubbock Texas Mr and \fu W R Carpenter (Bernlci and Mrs ( harles D chi and son~ Barnttzl and ch1ldren and Mrs attended the Russell reunwn at ~he Guy and Ed Russel ho-me Sun Havmon 8arml! and sona They were jomed at the 'fell!! doy Herschel and Harley IJllli!"s spent hom"' bv Mr and Mrs H G YOUiltf r.JUlla :S,.tfu"U~ <rnd dhlldren ot Sunday w1lh Rtdtal d •tonmc and Galion David Jeffers Mr9, Allee Moore spent Wlr.d re!!day mght wtth Mrs Leste Brookover and Thurs-d J} With her brothe-r John D1rhl and w re Mr and Mn;: Homer Icenhour called on ~"""l .. v Eblm and fam1ty Suturdav cvenmg Mrs Cl1!ford Jacobs and son were Sundav (ltnnPr guests of Mr and M1's John Dwhl ...,..,. LlliiN LI~A()N W --.111 ST. ~ Ih CIO Mrs. D. Mills I Plans For District Meet'"g Is Hostess To ' Canasta Club Thl)rnt~m · 000 000 o--o 5 :.'. 000 011 x- 2 3 l ~rtford BP MAJOR LEAGUE Racine Braves Solidify Hold On Little Le~ueLeadetship STANDING ·······--·······"' ............. ....... . tnyn, I Card1 Beat Phll1 'T~e Cardtnnr~ r 11 1 d relkver non Nogroy , I tw) II ~ in the 11 10th Inn ng ht I lhc Phtllies 87 nftl.'r Cr1nnv lltntnl three. run 'rom c r J 1 1ht 11 nth 1 ad lied the ICOre M 6t~ll A w.:~lk Wally Town M lUll'S sing-le H hu As/thurn s •rror nnd 1111 Sntth~ ."Jill,t.;lt pto d IC'cd th ... two Clrdlnnl ruul:l In In three runs w!'ule Hank Bauer I'll 10th 1 lr urf'd lhf' vtrlo Y ulsu chrpped n wrlh three hits s 1n( e 11( 1 htls bounced bark w II\ 1 Dtck Donovan dueled on even a • un m I u· r h.R I£ of the 10th tu 1 rns wit~ Ford until the fifth Relh Vt r r ry Jndu;on. wa!t cred when the Yal)ks !!Cored two run~ 11 1 1 wl h th(' victory Stan Lopata and then added two more Jn the I n I D 1 F.nnls {lacb homered for sixth T!le Amellcan League lead er11 < ntmuatt th~lr bombardment 1, 11 1 htlhcs 111 Puul LaPalme anrl Ellis Kmder The YunkN•J biMteil threo wl1h lhrN! run f'lusters tn the Whtte S>x pttchel'll for 12 htl<l and •t g'lth and ninth m .ca.c;y 10-4 victory as .sout!Jp.:~w A's Blast Boso,.: Hardware & Applhture Co Whltl'y Ford nnlled rlown his 13th K.:~osas City exp,]oded for elll~t 1 11 mp with a ftnf fotll h1t effo1 t run11 tn the seventh inning to deY !:I Rt>rrfl It d the Yankee 811 feat the Red Sox 96 Harry Slmn. lltmlt w11h lhrq hlh 1hal drove ,.-~""'----'-----....;;;;;;.______________ suns l~th homer wit!! two ()n rea I tured the big fhning and paved tho way for reliever Tom Gor ~-..... mans seventh victory after the Red Sox had taken a lead Frank House s seventh homer wJth two men ()fl capped a four run rally m the- eighth lnnine and led t!le Tigers to a ti~2 victory over the Orlole!l The victory enabled the Trgen to clmb Into a fifth place with Baltimore Paul Foy,tack prckerl up his elaht!i victory In re1ef of Virgil Trucka Thlt It lutt on• of mtny Swift Home.-pr• cut. for tttsy erectE&rl Torgeson abo homer~d for Ion Do II yourutr 11nd nvt thoutMdtl Or we will erect It for Life's Tuml"- P~nt Detroit Boy a watchme fellow student you Baste home and flnlthlng mtterltlt financed with NG Lett hander Herb Seore struck DOWN PAYMENT Mall coupon for etc-taUt out 10 batters and pitched fJve-h1t cra,.ked he a realy a bum J'hat was th& tumfntr ,point in ball in leading tbe Cleveland In To FAIRMONT SWIFT HOMES INC dlans to their fifth atraleht vic- young Hagen s life lle decided to lox 1516 P11rktraburg W Va tory 11 3 OVP.r Washmgton Score learn to pl'y JOU reallatJcally Gl"nllemen J nt 1 r I 11 sli 1 11 1 qutt be1ng the pc;tt Hagens S()n had a shutout until t!ae eighth luh OOlll 2 bcllf'oom 3 bf'dt oorn 4 h rh 11 sw ft 11 m I 11 dv Oil when Roy Slevel'l bit ld1 19th who aways wa., fii'hUDf three own .11 lot Nomt> !Jonwr wlth two <ln Deb Avila and people his opJ»Qnent his true Addres ~ Jtm Hegan eaeh homered for the self and Hagen 1 BOrt Phon~ Inrllnns C11y It was one of hla rreat thrills Sl<tli CliP ANI> I J\SII ON 1 OS] <\I ( \liD M \II 10TlAY l;;;'-..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:11 to earn the N~ Dame cap.taJnC!y in hts own rfeht atUl win the Indians lntereolfeglates ToOur Offiu and Modf'lt f1" 0~ ·.;' day he 1s a aueceasfuJ bualneas 1801 Blr/ltzARD DRIVE Ill S 21 Soutttl man and .a scra-tch piQe~ proud PARK ASBURG- Drh•e out today of beang Haieft's son but even more proud that alwaY! he Ia hlm self AND D~ew Wedster Post Auxiliary \4 ... ~n t n the runth II ; '-' l I off I he r rn th, h p I f Sn1 l'.' r Look n I ll v. I t>• d one 411 fmt f llC't tn ~~ nught Dodgers Eleanor S Schaaf Mtddieport Soctety Editor-Phone 0079 Luulle Bearhs Ha\\okms Pomeroy Soclety Editor- Phone 6244 ' t h~ F~J1DNe_w_s--~;1;; '" ' Ilk~"''"a The Da•lv Sentmel • - - • ' �' I l ~ ' ] -=-·"1ii"'W••••=-li, P'oge Six ~--· WANT ADS e D?ily Sentinel, _Pomeroy-Middleport, O_hio______ ~;;-;,:~~~~~~~~Tchi!_Ei )l(~ ar..; old, will f res hen Jfi December , 2nd calf; ] heifer- half Jerse y a nd half wh1te-face Jack Seidenable , Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-26-atp 2 GL:ERNSEY COWS, two :1) BE A 'I ' nRUC"l't:JML 1 BEAMS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO, 80R.AP Gott $2S, $50, $100 in fan'ICH.I!I prodvch. free! Help your frier>ds gott National Brands th~y want for only $1 • weelc. TheJ' get valuable free s!iffl. too - and YOW vM gift after gift-FREE! Sen<! tod.ay for df!, tails 1nd FREE New 2.76-pap •.' I ParrNrtJr INSURANCE I AGENCY Fire." Automobile, Health Clf<liGg. Llh, Popular Club Pion Dept. J884 Lynbrook· N. Y I tROJ~j - lo!ETAI.B RODNEY ;OWNING AC.C:IDENT and Bondi c.. ualty Real Estcte Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 61~M PliONES 6311 CONCRETE BLOCKS "Build Better For LMs" CI I Nohces GRUESElt BLOC" CO. DON'T YOU KNOW'i' - Baker·& will g1ve yvu the bf'~·­ tude on !urn1tl.:rc ur appl ian· 4 6-tf eeio SAYI S Mile1- North of Pomeroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gru...r. Rock Springs 161 Lost & Found Good (;lean 'tlsed Can All Makes ond Models METRO'F·OLJTAH AUTO SALES X. DODG&-PLYMOUTIJ DEAL- QU:CK SEnVIC~ on Watc.b ~ palrinJil bJ Factm·• Tr... lned ERS. J-.6-tl Wlllenmakcr. COLJ...lNS JEW£. U:Hs. Pf'mero,.. \-3-U' ::'omplete W!H.EL ALIGN:dENT, b,~o, ;.a nCUii an d Drakl' scrvu:e B\ I l.l lOi:!·.li F<Jft IIlli!!:. Ponfl~. llack c tl' s Siil e!y Scrvu:e, W r ~t h,, , ;•mcnls, larHhrapLU!,!, clc . 1'. Maill Street, Pomeroy, Otuo. ~1 Cow{)rry . Lun~ Uotlom, Ohit•. 7-11 -lf (!:i) Auta !:.ales - - -- - - - -- 7 ~ ~i-H't Olt1H. 19!H O!.IIS'vllill]l.l: SI L]H r HH 4 !lnor S•·1 l.>ll pow• ·1 ,l t'' 'l'lll l•, :1 11d llloLk• •• I <IW lllllt •it/.!1' tJ ilt• r :w ' f11l ow nN ~lake • us :m ofkr 1\l:n•ttn:tr', , l'uweruy . (lhltt. 7 :w m(l lfl!i4 I'LY~IOliTll Sill ~> \' 1 · Juli ~ · "IIJW, :-.l;tllo lard ~ h l [l , <l l'l ~ ltlal 2 11!11(' J,P'•·y ftnt,IJ, $ 11 !1!'i Blat•\ ln : 1r' ~. l'oll\ t' rov , i)hln 7 26-Hl:· \!lrn l' l JNTtAl' lh•lux !\. r yllnrl•·r 4-rlnor S1•il:1n h\(lr llllalir. f ull \' lt' t·O Jl tlLI ' rtlH d $1llfl!'i. 1\J:u •t l n:•r' ~. l'ur'"".o l Oh 1n 7 ~'.Hiill' W!i!i 1-'!!l!ll VI: Sun iHI< 1 l'airl :ltlt' (",.,,,,.1~ ; hie I·,up t' l'urdu!ll :dH'. [Iiiii' Pqi/ipt'!l. itk•· n\' W. $2\!15 1\ : ,,I'I J n,u·· ~. l'u nu·r-11) , (J hiO , -ABBOTT T.V. iER- hOVAT. CROWlf IIO'ITLING CO. •'. -·-' •' get ~ .•• --• .' Save...Save•••Save LEGAL NOTICE I Armour hot LAND TRANSFERS Funeral Home 1- --D.~!'.!.!!!..'!'·· I . . .. . 19 OZ GRAPE JELLY Armour •• jar 31c ';;; . 6 OZ jar $1.09 Auortad flavors with m ..t SPA,GHETTI : , ·•...... 16 OZ Can 2·1c KOOL·AID .. ,. . ' Krog~r SANDWCH, IIROGER , ......... 2 loaves 29c KROGER BREAD WEINEl~ APPLESAUCE GU NS 2 pkgs 37c DELITE CAKE .. ... .. .. . Bird~ Eye Fro1e11 h•lf ,,,.,"' of ,· , ·,,, n d Ea 39c ~lf~!.~erries 303 cans ,_,. . ·'·· S~i-IRISE TO .. 83c Orange Juice 4 Cheese 2 a oz pkg 55c 60Z ~ · Packer:. Libel RM Sour t>-lthd PIE CHERRIES AvondeiCt SlicPd PINEAPPLE .. · ' · • · · · • • · • • r;ciri~ • · 2 no 303 cons 3SC 2 No 2 Cans 53c T.,OM~TOES · · · · · · · · · · 4 No 303 Cans 49c orth ley Grated TUNA FISH · 2 No 1-> Cans 39c Packora Lebel. Cut GREEN BI;ANS .... , ..... · 4 No. 303 Cans 49c P•rhr1 Lebtl · • · ·· ' · · · •· · . . .. 1101£1-CIT TEl DEilY IEEF, I.UOVT.IIIIED • • • • • • • , ' SUNSET ~'!"A TION"' 990 On 'four Diol 5L061iQVIA.'.' r-;:-:-~ BY KINQ ORPHAN ANNIE · -~ ~ 'li4D IRAGEDIES1 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL , SAFETY ORGANIZATIONS 1 Work with tham to gat extra poSIJna ! where naeded. , , benet road1, lh'eef IJghtlno;, and 1111~ ... r--.n .afetv trololng In your Khools. J.ak local poli~ or your llnlpCipef IS IT A BIRD. l1 ~tlt.V TI-lE LJ!IIiSE!if Fi......... CR~TUI':E t'<'l!ll: lO EIII6T -THE Pn;Q0(7A.CT'A.. nHS HU;;E ~l.l how to gat In touch wlth yOUr "COmo w.t.&F~ muniry 1of•ty 'illfOUP•· WI~~ OI'T&I ~ J\ el"lteliP l"' Where the pu~c 1upport1 .. ' . , ' - ~- - !II safety ltt:OI«tm, doatho Pdlisilt4 ap~NJlio,. 111 11 ~~ OI'J•nnl NANCY 1!10\'(N I puifi~ .ritA Til• Hl!5 LM.1\Eit'l> llll"ico A.l~~t'Ni".l ~~~ ,.. Co11ndl A PONY RID . .... 10 lb bag $1.01 Ground Bad at Krogf!r Is guaran te~d fTiflhl If'• ground Rvero~l t1.,.11 ~~tch day 1-f-ndar bed to giYtJ yQu fin• quail I'LL GET lET'S MY OLD GO FOR Pure. llrf'l!_ulaled CANE SUGAR .. I !F IT'S ()NL'I - S~uPDE~-"'- HIGHWAY~ "YOUR · b 1 - r1po orr es HI~P YOU CAN A blend of several varieties for finer flavor . Buv now ! Che·~v (:rrrr>., llv AI, AWA"i IN <. 0.'\1 BOT. MO.of, wANT GO H()ME , E VF.N I lis •;,.. .-- Ge t Tap J'aluc Food Get Top Value Stamps'' ['nrichl'd white ABNElt I ,- .. , , . .- . , , 6 pkgs 25c ' ' Todays Snn , r ls r-;-t" parade But a£ he comfort~bly fol~owed the star around the coure ln an electr.ie galt · cart, Marciano gaVe a careful analysis of the .two men , who lill'ure to· meet ln Seplt!mber 1f or his abandoned title. "Of cours ~: ," Marciano cat!· Honed, "Moore. fjr11t mu,_st g~~ past .ht m~ s. J. P:trker in their flg':!t at T11ronto next week. It might ·n()t that ' be sd ~ar.y, either because I Parke1· m~ed · to work ()Ut with rrie • and he bas a terrific right !land Pl\I'!Cil- lf h_e, !nt!'aks one o.ver, th:at could be all or Archie . " But t."t•rtainly Muore figures to win th is one, primarily beeause tt so Important to ~im and he'll ibe real careful," Marciano addEd . Loolct. Llk~ "Daftdy" Wbic~ is all that stal].<lai be· twetn tM 'tilgn-[ng of a Patteron1 Mooll-0 bout In September ' J "'I'hot figh~. ;f it oomes off, ;:. ln'Stant Cofft>e TAMALES . .. . ..... . . . 2 16 OZ jars 49c SPOTLIGHT ... from lean, luicy 1 CAN'T I LADDER THAT OLP t..A.DDER--·NOW I CAN'T GO I'OR A ~~~~PO~N~Y GET OUT--1 HAVE TO STAY UP IN MY ROOM ty at the lowest pot&ible prl~•l G~ound Beef Tendarey Beef Is the one beef that'll t.nder 10 timet out of 10and lt'1 mocle t*-nder without ID~ Ins~. The Kroger Cut gWH you more meat for your mon.y, ltu bone end waate . To mnt lht d•t.l,.._, of I'Vf'ty f"'mi!y . , , .., • cost the family ..••tl. Trevy-Finstewold Embany .2 16 oz cans 49c Armour ,.;tandnrd WIIITH!111 ~nrnflc·J• utrot malton, "II P"II\C"OY 4'2. ClI<Lr tc•s W Rnd 1'hr 1mil. r.. rl'r " · ' " at $20fl ~~ ~ · ori,II:Ltwl t•rk•· \\• 1 ~ I 7-26-3L<· guson Jot l\1iddlrport lo UuH h'll ~3-\!Hl~ . Phnnr illH!l di tl' Llll! tl w ------ · J 11 ·, 'r: W C 1 )" tlav m· fii2A-M at nl).(hl. 7·24 :11r 7 liOOM c·n untr~· hom~ . modet n · · r' n '• at·u·n • an~ •' • ronvi'lllt'ncrs, about 3 acrt>s le-I thrr M Bl.ack. . Al!TOMATI<' ~:U•:!'"fllJC WASilvrl Rtuur ul o n Stat!! Route 143 Hall'~ \V <md !\1.u' W K.ntff . N · rll SJlluy mu ct1•l s!tmdnrrl f< ltll mil!•., tmm Pomeroy Relt parrl'l, Mtddlf'pQrt to S<1m N ant. warrnuty - nn ~t wriH[ pliL!!\h tnj,( •nt lahlv )ltlrt•ll f.all 040-X . Mrs I ~lnhrl l't•arnl Dil or '-l<lrlnJ! nn•dt•d Will fi nanrt• .lu hn I!Hntll 1·y 7-26-3lp, Benha Goffnry Evans. li\, ltu' 12 lll(] niJ u< l'rlt•t• $ltl.'i !l."i nr1~ · II nne!, lu Etul Kml-( Jnal prie r $2~fi9."i l'h•)llt' filllfl Don L ;me] Corin na C \\! oml. fluring IIH' d :1 y nr (ii2H-\l ut Quality, Service p.11n•ls. Co lumb ta to Bnlt't' and night. Wlll fm:tn<·t•. 72 l ~ lj) l Vtoln N Md)uwl'll , ~ --- ---- ~- · ·-- -----. and Merchandise Rkhn rd nnll R~llh Myrr~. lol WFSrJN(;tlfH I ~E Jo: J.E~ 'TH J ltnn ge 1 Ol ivt•, tn llrl\y SJJriiiJ,:~Io n Bailey TC'IL~Oilllhll-. li!l~ ll i ~h St i\l11ltlll'.l llv).!Pr F llrdman , IHhninblra\ '>t Flln WHI~nn, flN' rll~H·rl. parrrl. ott1·r tn Ad11 R. Kthbh· Ada It a nd PnuJ Klbblt• , Lot 114 nlll'(' , to Elden Jr,, nnd Hel en K Room ~ for rl'nl l'twrw 205 EdJih RlakC'. Tr.a ford , 612 f':. M ~ 111 :;;t.. l'PmDllvill C and Ella Fre<'hr, par· t-ro)' 7 - ~:l llt~ J r ; Is, Che~te r, to Billie E. an d Dor ~~ :"or rPnt -- E!Prlfll' wnllpap.-.r Phona 215 ' F Gru11~f!T Hf'.lm.-.r. Clinton F .·< hl'r . \11rl .Jul iana V. anrt Jethn M. Well ! _ 11lf'~o~ l' h Fl ~ fi:l X I I 1_1! ·-.----~ -- ~ ::~-~-~-.~-:~_~_-,,--,-,. ,l r ., r arrrl. ('lu~ster In Hayward anti Kafhlren 1\i!l~ rll Jl'or ttint-Exterll•lon L.addcn, John nnrl Madgt' 1<'1fc, parrrl MAX WAR\1 &aftold Board~ . I )roo CloUtl. Sa lish ury, lo Kenneth ('onk . Clinton Fi J~:hf>t, Mldrlicport . ltkharcl ll- nnd Naney F: Fishrr P!l"nfl fl~~ x. n -t.t.t Lot M4, Pnmf'roy lo rl!ar l G. and 2 five room OJlilt' ltnr nt ~; 2 fou rMa udte A. A.~h. Pl.. t - 0. room apartment!!, 1111 wuh !Hun· ' - J Mw"'•' Iva Anri f11IV1n OTT , 3 17 A 1,('· >la ln .~..· -· c.. drt~• nnd ,zarngC'- ·\ . N Bt>nL!•·l 115 e. lefoond 51. Pholtne 61 ~a rt, ro Rob ert L. Jacobs. F'l'n.JrlPomorov. Ohio PomProy . Ohio ~ 14 tf 1\ W1ll .F.rlwarfl A. Slllrk, A. Eth an llnrper And Richard n Sf'ylel'. Wonted Vi!t i l ill'~ \lr ;1nd Mr.~ l'ltffnrrl nt)brrt H. a nd Glady~ It F'a r lrr J Cihn ~ :)fl 11n• ! fannlv !lw p ~~ : !1-fiA R_.lrm. lo OTis A, and Orion WANT~~n Wormw for hnu~l'· "'PI·k werr Br!t v an tt .kune., Tul\1 w Rou~ h . Wflrk . Ll~l! In FrRnk f'~ ·1 <' h . ! \N nnrl family , .('(]lu mhu~ . :\lr . and Hugh LrifheLI. 11.8A Pomeroy Mlddlepcitt R. IJ . I .Rathn ~ .t ''" ' k I ~r~ Rul'll'l('li Mr ( 'omnll and Manti~:' tn Rnv 'M. anrl Marjorie F... Reute r 1·24 6tp MrCalllNlrr Rd llun.t: ll~lnn, Lnn fnlumbu!-l and Southl!lrn Ohi£1 HOUSEWIVE.s! - ~N~l'd~~~tr; ~. ! Ml'nma". :\lr and Ml1'!.. Matl'hew Electrlr. Cnmpaoy 038A. SalisburY comt'! Stut your own pro£1t- !.om~ and f.<.miv . .Clr.nwr,od and to Erlw.ard F . •nd Leona KirH(. abl~ buziM u !lerviclng Avcn Norman S tmr lock Thomas, Mary Ellen, Willi-am euatomen near your home Mr ·a nd Mr!!- ~OTIJ:l' Brtrns and 1 nnd Dorothv Bowman. parcels, Write E!el !'.Or Br.!Mel. P . 0 cbildron were 1.0 Pi.l'il.ersburt on OHve to WUbur A. and Violet 04:$, Po.rt.iimoutb. 7-2'-3tt Monday. ~u. and mild banded, CHILl hi• ' " "'h •• d :o~ectlon: .~ l21) Keal Estate -i edual te,t. !lv llfR. AND lp!S. 8NH'II Pat- I POM PERS Mn. Fr:tnk Kimes whu, has bee-n a patient at McMillan Hospital in Charleston will undefio major July 30. celor1• lrw ILk~ I Drin• Royal Crown Cola. ., Lowest of alii• to TORONTO. cin't UP - Archi e I to ~ha ke up Art"'ll~ In the second his PUI\Ch. But you ahlu haw to Moon>, 39, abnu t S45 000 rlc~er lor and sixth rounda with Ions left 1 like Moore because of h i~ gre at ha ving sluppod big Jpm~~~ J . Par- hooks and hard •tralghL ric~\& hr in lhe ninth rn'Unrl , fell the to the body nd head. There were I experience lllld t he fact L!'l.iit he "!harpest" or his carf'er today as- no knockdowns, but bloortv .. ~e a nticipated with gusto h i~ nl.'ar- James- .J . appeared re-ady to slla~ Know! ~ II the -t rleh or the lrade , ly l'ertain shnt at the heavyweight ter down th e ring ropt-s when KeMarelano rubbed hi.q jaw rec-rown in September . feree Biily Burke mercifully stop"Wit 10 fig hts under my belt ped the bout at 2 02 of the ninth I flecl i ~ly us he nddcd that nlrenuN I his year, I 'm s'larpl!r ~~nd. N(lne of lhe t!lree rlni of~i "Moore can unch pretty good th.a. n ever before and I'm hltln~ !Jctals gave a round to Parker , to .. p ' with more leverage," said the an- although two called one round ~ 0 Moore had Ma•·clan~ o n the clcut maeiitru from S11n Di egu., I even. I deck r bf:{Ore th e retired e!1amp1on came back to stop old Archle. CaUt. , who~e victory Wedoesday ntg~t pr~ettcall_y lns~r~d the Sep"One tblne is sur~. thu"ih," t ember title ftght Wtth young the Bock said as ht> commutd Floyd Paler~n at New Yo'rk's 11 tyUably over the sun-swept !ai rYankf'f' Stadium. W8\" j , " I'm s'ad •U that is be- ,IINCISI Gnoa 11 tbawn at a Moore was as delighted withRls ·· !lln1 1 ::~ 110-,v. It's great be- tunctian In Manac:o, where 1he pe.r fu rmance a g a l n s t bloodBY OSCAP .P:IALIY Jng home with my Camlly all the bas assumed the duties or a sme-ared Parker as were promoi · J U_nlt.d Pratl SP9·'l Writer tim ~ O'' ' "'11 ~,. tf 1 don 't have relf:nl!!l manarch'• wile. The er_s J ac k .SDlomons of London and CNTON, Mus. UP - -Rocky to futv ~ 1111 upera~ion 011 th is back. tonner Ameriti!ID movJe atar and V1e Ragnalo of Toronto, who Marciano, the -m an who '•h:·ew ~·u· "'l'he' '('lnlv ·tlltiAI! . I'll flg'n !rom her hWJband, Prince RalnJer m, f~uently about the Uny tem~cd fo1· th_e most successful heavyw~gbt · championship or thP now. qn," ::~ 1->ughed, "ls that appear prinelpa1U7. (lnltrnafl.onaiJ boxmg sho w Ill Canadian h(story wm-ld on the open 111 artet. lean-ed 11o~uv sliCe I've devr lopl!d ." a l th e Maple Leafs Baseball Sta- today toward Ancient Archie :0..~·--''---.,..--~~--dlum . . Moore · as the man who will sue_:: _ .. New Mule For Army I New Canildwn records of l9,BOO Cf>l!d him as the rUler of the ring. fans and $148,500 were- sf.t by the The· "Rotk" won't makl! an out· ex.t_ra~:~g~nza at which boxl_ng nnd-out prediction. But you ga'h· Wll~fl3 , from ~cveral countrtes er; as you ta:lk to trim t-~at he WOL e w_htl_e tuxedoes, and at which J feels old ArctJie knows too ma.nv ~~-~~ ~liJOrettes wer~ ush ers- lind tric~ for Flnyd Pattei-son. the 21 · . ,'!PlPC brtnd prov1ded· the mu- year-old cbalJ.eager with the atoms~c . ~here wert.~ 76 writers at rlng- 1 jng punch. . sule. Rocky hinfl!d at tbl1 Iearaing toP:fker of Toronto: J?ackinJ_ ward Moore' Ill hejDiow\ the 2Jl 4 pounds on a s1x-foot-t!!ree "hackers" watching· the profeaand lhree·quarter Lower, m,.ade a s imwal6 - getttng ready for today"sgame s tand against lethal Archie, stnrt of the PGA golf championbut h e sufferPd such butchery ship. from Moor(''s sto~bin g left jabs "I'd rother be able -t o play .a nd meat.,am:nem;g left hooks ·goOd golf rt&ht now than bl! abl" a11d sneaker l'lghts that he was .to bea.t either Moore or Pattenl()n half btindcd by blood Iron\ the Finned the man who r~ fo ur lh round o.~· Moore welg-~ed t!red undefeated. "Right ·nuw I'm 1~8 pounds, 24 ·• less than Big a.. re al hacker but I hope to be J im , , abte to play real weU some day." Desp1te the handicap of his Suffers Spfnal AHm~t~f gore, 28-~·ear Gld Parker mana!.'ed l'!e man from ~~eary Brockton doesn't think that day will come real soon. For he l.s sutretlng railier aeu~ly fro·m a ruptued . spinal dise and hi& movement! are restricted . by' a "COrset•• whlc~ encompasses- his whole mld- lnsuronce "'·'"' I - - .. • ' S<;;., He:o ,lOT IY TAR'r•IFR· ~ave 1 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii 105 E. Second SL Pomeroy, Ohio F0H -S-AL!~--P~nrl Strhy R~al Es- 'll~y of Aug. Ul5tl: or . jud.t:tncnt .tate Rutlau6 'r owns h ip. 31 Will be taken agams t hun. <JCrl'~ land how-JP barn nnrl out !IULDIU~D MILLER, Plaintiff For huli(hng,~. 'st~t> Gl:nrge A. Mcoi n- ~1 O'BIUE:N AND O'_BRIEN h.:1rt. Admimslrator 6-1-lf AHortlCy.s fQr Plaintiff. Ifni Wall'r T:1nk :w ~ .d w1lh ' Ltk ------- - - - - !UJ 21, 21l; (71 5, 12, 19, 2&6tc ·ht·,tl•• r . l·:rm•• l (illillt •n, Ru<'Ltl<' RESIDENCE OF THE LATI! GER . TRUDE CHASE, ONE Ro~tl l'all :wm 7 :w-:1:.. HALF DIVORCE NOTICE MILE N, Or RUTLAND-MA '! Jo' or S~tll'- lkaul .l l)l)('I'LL Hfi". lloll· 110\\.' ARD WOOLfo' IWM who,n• BE SEEN ..STARTING SUNDAY . hl1• wt•l! , d .. Lt h lo· <1 1: u n lu•:~~· d , n·~ult• ncc ia nt Muumls vdc, W 1·'20-6tp M~'d t•altawt ~ Lilk $1:111.')'1 Va, <tl the Stlllt' l'rnth•ntlar,v or l~l'l'(' kt•r l'l umiJ111 ._: Sh np. I'Oilll . ~OR SALE-TRADE-OR RENT ~ atd state will take no lle•· .Uw! n•r . Ohio 7 :m.;u,. ::!2 i\rrr !<'ARM 4 I"OOlll IHHISt' rl• l- lbwl Wonlrrom has flied hN P'' l:l r. t·hil'kf>n ltousc, <I 11er~ co;d, lttJnn agamst him for dt vort•t• and PF:i\i'IIFS Nnw pt• kiTl ~ r•n d _ ,. r('r l p l•·nly locust posts, o~l mail alimon_y in Casl.' No. IZ45U of thE> fr1•t· Ollwr Vilrit· ~l (' ~ l:iln N•'ll' <~nd sclwol bu s route, 1 1/a mil l.' ~ Cmr. mun Pleas Cn url of M!'lJf' liuv1'n (ln·hJln l " r '~ lla1 •'n, W out uf Butlai"HI en fCl'&Vt') rtllld . Cnunty, Ohio. and that stHd CJ!.U9{' VII PIWII(' 'I'llrJII'I' 24il88. W·Lll tnuif' fo r .~ m all pl ace lll wiJI be for h~IITLII g on or nflcr 7 · 2fl - ~ 1 (' liJ:••n:c Kennedy, Rutlan<l. OhLU tbc ~lxth da.v of September, 1956. 7 -:.' HHc Gra[ll'lle l'or ltouh· rrit•e!l for HAZEL WOOLFROM By E. W. PEOPLES qmck ~ alt• . ,f,11W rh \\' Lp]WI. Pum - FOH SALE: Lnremo PMrker esHer Atlol ni•y _(l_:~~~·.:__~h~1- · ..~~· -R_o~~· ·· 7·25-:ltp tuh· . 3 bedrlJmns, masoncery 17J·26: 181-2. 0. 16, 2J, 3U, (9J- Il-7te FARM ALl. H TRACTOR gn ml : ~HilL S(' on lh1'ee acre lot f11 cint: l'rl•·,.,t blnck -top 11trE'ct. Minc1 ·~vllle llrf'~, nll 1''1Uipm! ' nl dwrtp Phon1• 68:!:5.\' . A""'"""l '"' ltOOO. Wtll be sold to htgh~sl btdder at 10 a.m .. ELECTRIC IV\NCil~ - ""lu tn .,Tir· l :\ u~-:u!-1 \ :l . at the law oHlce of ll lt~il L and Erma Moe !JIIynJ·~ . ()'1\ril'll tmrl O'Br\f'n, 100'-h. lot , ltutl and. Lan g.wille to l'a.;sil' l!rner. JIU .i h l111llnn ron l !c'h nnd d< 'I! Jl W1•ll unit llbp l a ~ nhnli•l ( ' ·n tl'l Si. l'nml'rny ~ ·or fll rt hf'r 11 Wt•lrh. 117' I • Ol!lee Phone 289·M Pomeroy Nat. Bank Bldt. Rex Ford MdJct·, whose place rt~ldeme is unknown and pert Tect1nic1ana. Phone ti2M Y who~c !a.~ L pia\·~ of ll'sidencc wa.s MiddleporL l-1:1-tf e/ o Vo rd PJ;ult, Brook l'ark Road C.cvPland, Oh to. un d Lhat h1s preI:JI sent place of residence c<~unol - - - - -be asccrlaJnt•d, w.:1 take nol.1ce jlJarnt.-s-S!m(ll;un ln.suraii'(!C Agency, MJddlcJW!'L fiJI'(' _ Aubomobile- that on the 17 th day of May, 195tl Bonds. l'h o!H~ 6315-X. 8·20-tf tM .p lamtl[[, Mildred Miller, ftl· ---:cc ·- - - -ed her pctitwn agaLT15\ hun Ill t·hc C'OMPLETI: lDSUU'lce Protedlotl, <.:omtnon l'lt~ 11.'> Court of Mct ~Js I.Ue, Auto, Firt, Polio. C111U Don County, Ohto, bi.'JOg cause nUJn· tJer l:.t,419, HI the sa1d court fur Mills, Middleport. ()tdo. -- - - -- divor ce and other rc i d. Tht· prayer of said pctitiuu is - - · - ---- , - - ---- - - -for divorce, carl!, cu ~ lody nnd HO USE nnd 6 at,rrs l" n!l for ~a lt> . ('Onlrul of ltllllllf ~hild, al1mony Four mout ~. ]•,~ !' Inn . !.LW;~lJJd <L nd tmp port for herself and the •1n l'••tlltind 1\nld Kr~<>l~o; Road, I mmot child, <Jnll for equitable rt' · 1n Ld•anon Twp. PriL'(' $1200 i lid. The (h•fc ncl<ml is rl'qui n •d to 1-:rn1·sr ('n!Jgu . 7-25-12111 il~1 swer .saul pet1tion on the IIHh ( t4) For Rent ~o~~oiA"Itf "You Muct .. no • I You lad ies with a frcezer-lakL? advantage of the melon s6'8son- and st1!l serve ft·Ol'ity cantaloupe when the SMu.on is over. Just place eant·alou,pe ba-lls in (resb orange juice in .a freezer container and freeze. This wil keep in lf(lur freezer for some t im e but should be served whlle the canlalqupe balls are still a bit frosly, . LCDA I VICE AIJ wakes Repaired by E.l ef 7 · 24 - :l~p enthused How Tc Store After sele-ctlllg can-t-aloupe, wash them .and aUow to dry , T.hen wrap in wax paper, aluminum fo1l ur plast1c ba:g~o~ bef.ore placing In U.e refrigerat-or. This keepe .the flavor and aTOma of a vine-ripened oontaloupe in the meiOll and out Bf the other refrigerator foods. Cantaloupe should be well chilled before se rving but don't 'dilute their flavor by filling cavitiel cl cut melon With crushed lee. Mr . and Mrs . Arthur Eblin auci flaugl:iter and son lef.l r.:onday fllr Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Cooney an d t·hildren l~t for Arizona \(! make their home. Weekf!nd gue&ts of Mr. a nd ,'o(r~ Charles Eblin Jr. were 'Mrs. DalP Moaulsby. Mri. Shirley Cris.s and sons and daughte r of Fost.pria, Mr and Mrs. Robert Faulk and gNlnd· dau'l!bter a nd M"r. and Mn. Wyatt Gilbert and son of Pomeroy. Emmett Tracy &pent Sunday wi t h h1s daughter .Mrs. Cla3' Eblin -and fa-mily. I We Invite Bookkeeplnr. Aecount!i, Audits, Tax Pro~ blcms, Notary Public. 7 :W-tllc p(lrt l'h nn;• tl:'lti2 X . _ _ ~- . _ _ Archie Moore Stops Parker .. To finch Heavy Title Scrap '""" "'"""" •• • • P,.,m,.mv.M ltldleport. Ohio should be Publle Aeeounlanl -=~:::-:--;-;;- !20 • G. E. REUTER RADlO & TELEVISION SERVJCE Phone 200. Cleland Appliance Sture, 118 W, Mi tn St, Pomeroy 2·23-tf f''ORI:t:MA"'t 4 Thursday, July 26 1956 I eoarStl well-defined, and &tandl Hometn8kers News BY PATRICIA ANN SCHENK out s harpl y. Nolltt:! the color-a Hom• DemlH1fltration Agent light green background with I Do you kn(lWJI, how to seN"! a gray or yellow C1Lst undl!'l' t.he .good -cantalupe? Trust your 5enses netting. Sound--sha:te aD(i if the m selecting cantaloupes . Sight- seeds r>attle, -t he can,taloupe Is look ford:}le finge11print cd the can- npe, Smell~a fragrant, aweet od~ taloupe. This is .a slightly sunken, or denotes nperres3 dyint It smoot-h well-c.alloused 5ear et .the sweelne~s and tan·t al1zihlt flavor. stem end which shows that the Touch-check for resiHence by melon was mature wnen pklr.ed . pressrng ge[ltl y----a '\ready..to-eat" Be sure the rind's neeting is melon wtl! feel &prtngy. TUPPERS PLAINS The ME"thodtsl Sunday School had th ctr picmc Sunday at Fork· Alleodance at Sunday Schoo! ed Run Lake. :\ir-s. Ura Caldwell 101.nd son-in- July 15 wws 78; collect•on $6.97 . Mrs. Alice Moore -spent Tuesday law and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. with her sLSier, Mrs. La na Roecher Thumas Perrin spent the weokof Chester. P <- arl Van Meter\ W~ashmglon , t·nd m Ua)'l.on wah relatives . D . C s pent the Wt'C:..eo<i •· Robert Faulk spent the weekend wlth his .Mr. O!O<i Mrs. Bura Barnhill of parents . Mr. and Mrs. Jaml's Alheru . Mr and Mrs. Alfred Ru~­ here at his home and was accnm· Van Mettrr. ton o f Ja.o:'kson and Mr. and Mrs . panied bollle by his wire. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Conkel and Mr and :\trs. J·ame.'l Ei!!ebtem Clarence Barnhill of Olmstead of Grov eport s.pt•nt lhe Wt'{!):<!nd falls were weekend guests of children spent sunday with her parent.s, Mr . aod Mf3. Ben Ebhn_. wJth Mr. ilnd Ml"S floyd Rtde 1\lrs, :\lary 13arnhill. Darrl!ll Robert.s who 15 employ. nour Mr. and Mrs. Th!i'odorr Si>(lhn Mr. and Mrs. C N Jr•m·s spent .Jr and daughters of Columbu.~ ed m Bllc)!'ruS is ;;pending ·his va· a day tn Manctt·a. werr rel.'cnt gues ts of Mr . aud catiOn with his parent8, Mr. and Mrs. Shen11an Roberts. MHss l.t•no ra Het~Ln g , Co lumbu ~ :-.fr, Ja(' k Weat her-man. Mrs. Edith DaviS received w-ord !~ spcndtng a week With Mr ~ ~IL . .:~nd Mrs. Wayn-e Brickle.; 1-'T•' da Mtllt:r. callecl on Mr. and Mrs. BCn But!k- Monday that her sislcr, Mn. An· Mr . and :\irs. Rkhard V<~n :\-h·- l•·v 11 11 ct Mr. and Mrs. P-aul N1 me Stiles i.'! in the hOiipilal a{ Zanesville. ter and fam1ly , Gary, lnd .. spent a rJ;ob of Reeci.svllle recen tl y. Mrs. l!'e 11e Stewart has moved to few da ys with Mrs. Mabel Van r~ . Gcor~c Decker anfl son of Meter. • \ h!! Jeffers property. ~ nlumbus were overnight gue~;L~ Mrs . .~'..lice Moore was an overMiss Shirley Gin t.hrr, Bowling of Mr. and Mrs J ack Weathe rGreen IS ~ pe ndmg 11 week Wtlh man and .'llr. and Mt,:. Dick Rtt· ni-ght gue&t of M~ . Lt'8ter BrookMr. and Mts John Ginther, IN· • wer Wednesday and was a ThursMr. and Mrs. Remard Eiselste-in ,\~r . anu Mrs. Tl)fn Barthelemy day guel>t of her bmther and siaClew•land , wt>re overnight gue."Sb uf Dayton spent the wee.kend with lt'r-i!)-law Mr. and ·Mr:o~. John Diehl of Mr and ~11-s. Floyd Ridenour t MT. and Mn;. uawrenee Eblin .\1 rs. El'f LP. , '" n a~on . !\1r . .anrl Mrs. Joh n Ginther at ~lr b Ht>ro!d Brown of Middle- and da ug hter of McConnellsvillc tendrr! thl! fu nerf!l _of hts !)roth- 1u1rt c.allPd un Mn Lllhe Hard- Spt'nl the weekend here. er, Arthur, New . Bng:hlon_. "'.a} S.alttn l;1y Mrs. Phil Wise t-ailed ori Mrs J\. ~r.s. li ar~~- Al!Jsi}n, Racme an .! , Mr. :wd Mrs . .J uh n TorrPncc Edith Davis Frid<~y. - -- · ---'---c-:cc-c-h .mrl ~1 1 ~- I uwell Beaover <JIIri a nd danghtcr of Columbus s pent daug-hter, Muidl cport, were -s ur - - - - - -- Rev, and Mrs. C. r:. Niebols oi York City, Ohio. per gm•s ls o( :'1-Ir . a nd Mrs. Henry Sunrl<~v wtth :rlr:;. Yl~rtlc Frosl. Mrs. ~the! , Stout returned home Bcavr.·. Mr. and ~h·s C l;~ re ncc Nichol> after spendill.l!: two weeks at thf' Mrs. Carrie Warne!', B<" I)H'e i'· ' JIL"nt th ~ wct•kcnd with thr.ir so n. hnme of her dELught('J' Mrs. J<i'ank ~ p end in g 01 few da vs wrlh :'111· 11nd Ju;tn S und<l~'. Durst, Long Bottnm. Mr.~ . GN,rge l'yle.~. !\l ahd Swll r lz, Ath~ons, c~tllcd on Mr. ar.d Mn. Russell S~ncer Mr a nd Mrs. Roy Bookl'l'l.<l n, Ml' and Mrs P. r Koblenh Sun· of Chester visited Mr. and Mrs. BuehiL·I \'tslled Mrs. MoilLe Rook . dny. Wlayne Brickles Saturday. iiioiii-,_,.~--~ L H. RAWLING SONS CO. - :U hOur Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6227. Nighl Phone 603~ 1053 Bt:tcK V8 Su pn 4-dn•w Se· dan. {\; r·aflow rln vt·, ~t;Jg;, _ Jllal'lln,J r's, I'UL!ll' luy, Uhto. 7 liHit c J!J5:1 I' !.Y\!Ot ' I"! I t ' 1 a nh r uo k, 4f! nnr S•·daLI 11, ot=L, lo~~o lllil ''.lgl•, *' ~JI! 5 . 1\I ;Jdi; l,l! ·, , ]'oJI\1•'1 ny . THOMAS FOR K CHESTER Rt>cent visitors of Mr and Mrs. Thed ( 'loy were Mr. and Mn;. Willard Jittkl>on and soo Fntnk , and Mr~ Vema Kessler, Parkersburl!: and Mr and Mrs . Jake Mees, Athens. WE BUY Pb.ob. ~10 CLUB SECRETARY I .i I Thursday July 26, 1956 Sliced Bacon lb 39c ENGLISH ROAST .. 45c Weiners .... .. KINGAN$ RELIABLE · = • = • = = • r:,,.. R1th's R1corn ~ured, •mokH. - :b 39c Dressed Whiting " = Elberta 2 Inches Up NOW! 31b $11b 39c • .:i. = = ••,, = '' ~ l-IE PUT "THEM F'E ~HAPS tM SORRY ABOUT LAST NIGHT, SIS ! Buy fnshrr fruits and vriletabln 11 Kr0gor. They'.re 11hlppe6- In rf'· frlg,uted nil Clfl'l, than tran'l· porfed to our ltort't' In Kroger's own 'r efrigflr•ted tructr:a. You'rn ture of f!'t': sh plclced llavor and goCKfne ... LEMONS L.arg• sin, lulet~ rkh, RED GRAPES F.Ji.?GIVE ME ? •• IRM. RIPE FRUIT FOK WONDERf'UL EASY TO FIX DOZ. '4 )c DESSERTS CALIFORNIA . . . . . . ORANGES . . DOZ 49c LB23c C.hoclc flu II of a-..eel • .. , Iuice. L.ow priM. + .... ' AWAY IN 1-HS •. OHHNHH! RIDE �' ! ' •• Page Eight • .. PLANTS and Mr~ --auir .. pluyed Jn re. week end Titus The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Picken~ TJ!LJS Pickens H<~yrnan , w'Jo i:s E"m Mrs Elson Sprll{'t'f and sons, Columbus, spent the Raeme were Mond11y n1ght cellera Wll~ her parent8, Mr. on Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Roush and klthryn Buee ls visiting Jathw ln Toledo. and ~rs w_ R Hayman. family. )(n.. Gene Beegle, New BrighMrs Virgil Walker h11 ! a('cepted Vlrsitor:s <~t the Pickens home tort • Mr. and Jlrs. Clarence Me- a positlOn at the Cross Department Sunday were Mr. <~11d Mrs. James Mae Store, Racint> Plrkens, Columbus, Mrs. L. E. Daniel, Beaver Falls, Mrs. Grimm, Mr. and Mn. HarTy Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Hl!hsch t'l """"' 1 Pte kens, AL'lens, Mrs Richard Lee ' I • I and dtughter, Claudia , Graham Station.. Mr . and Mn. Joh.n Boyd and daug!lters, Jq Ann and Kathy, Antiquity ~d Mh. Herschel Roulh and daughters, Patsy and Sally weJ'e tbe week end f\lests of Mr. I Frying Chicken OAK Hltl MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs . P . R O!T of Col. umbu & spe nt lhe weekend with Hen-ry Spencer and family, also visited Mr. and Mrs. S. C. F1rederick and Mr. and Mrs. Chn.ton Orr at Bashan . SOOETY -- ~ I /' Middleport Baker Furniture Offers.You Mro;. 0 J'htl' Pnr<on~, snn. Corn· tnl,( lll"l' S.JH'!Hltng \hE' WC ('k ll'llh her p;u·l!n \s. Mr. o.nrl Mrs. R<~lph Davts. Wednl's(~a y Mr. and Mrs. Dowi ~. Mt·s Pa,·som and l1t' }[ visi t· cd Mr. an d Mrs. A. A. Davts a\ Ripl ey. !I r c,l{ 8.95 GOWNS ..:nov 21 reg 3.95 GOWNS· SLIPS. PETTICOATS ; l.n·g 2.25 SYLON PANTIES SO(:JETY Maht'l M;mkln wa_., · 2~ reg 2.95 llO\'S SI'ORT JACKETS -· U reg 3.95 80\'S SI'ORT JACKETS 13 reg 5.95 HOYS SPORT ,.JACKETS 25 reg 3.95 MENS SPORT JACKETS -2! reg 5.95 MENS SPORT JACKETS .. 6 re~ 9.!15 MENS SPORT JACKETS Reg 2.95 Mt:NS SIIAPF.LY WHITE IIRESS SIIIRTS Reg 1.95 ~mNS SPORT SHIRTS . . Reg 4.95 ~mNs CHETOPA TWILL TROI IS~;RS R<·g 3.95 ~IE\S l'lm T!II'A TWILL SIIIRTS flf'l'. $3995 ...... ~ eou••• ea.••• eaLI IREATEIT BALE EVER ... . ~· ,Repeated by Insistent Demand " ' Ytt,,.. •'ked ror It! Whtfll Sealy na dt.C. ncord ·brnkJoJ Hie laaa )'eU, our fiCtOri• coalda't ktep ap with the ctamaoctt OPce aaaia . -lot 1 lillllnd dme DlllJ-JOU a.a ~nt ••t.opJdnaolnetetn dollm ta.d &ft)'-&vt cean oa ahe funou• .. Bacharaecl Nia:btt'" \luueu. And you ltill lit: 1 10 r•u wrhteo parutMI •No Bultollo • NiJau..,. • Na hmp~ . Your Supor Voluo In an bha.Finll, blra-Smoolh MaiiNil ~"RRM·O~RESTZ You'll tutdly hellne your .,.. •Me JOII. ... lh• 4nD. amoocb·ktp IDittfftl. k't bnudt.Uy WJoNII witt. IJtUt aar.riU lor IOOJ Mar lOCI dtt 1pfw .. • 1m W&Dfon yoo IHd. Y••'d 10 P•1 •ucb more for tucb biJb qualiq w, -~ tO YIAI .UAIANTII ••p•ct . .. Recognized Everywhere as the . World's Finest Mattress-at ANY Pricel . ' POSTUREPEDIC. tor 1111pnmt~apPon aad hMIIW .ftllldon, )'OU'II' lad ootbifll ''"" th•n lh Poecuttpedl.c. Sdonttif kally 4-i.plltl to a f'l'nhd moralaJ Lld.a(ht IIHJ'iaJ 0111 tOO·toh otiOO•Iaud . . . - , ill telaht yCNr •P'IM lot p«<pti' NIL He~·· GUtCI..,. -·1111 ASK YOUR DOCTOR ......... ,.. ............... """""' ~bit nli.r lor tiM. tHH liM .... aD4 ..... Mft.UIWIIII ten , •• M•11 thot .. " " ' C•MfOrtoblr Y•w Mull ll"fl C•rr•ctl,l . • rMIHfy ,..,.,,.,.. . . . ,_Ill' ~ ,. ..,, ., ''"''... ,..,.,,., Mrs Wtllirttn Baxter wri~ a hq ~ l · ness v1sltnr m Wheeling last w :.· ~ rc nnd wn:-; act•ompanlcd ho nw b,\' :O.Ir.l aud 1\lrs. Ha rry Saddler of Brid~f'· port 11m! Mrs. Elmer Sadrlle1· of 1 Def'ch Bottom. W Va ., who !crt W~dn1 sAy morn ing for a vi sit with rdntivt·.~ in Hunlington before rd urniJ Jg hnmr M1ss Nettie Koehlf'r an M1·s. Erl. ard Koehler were vis itors In Galllu(]lis, Tul>Rday. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth nonl-lhtll• or Duyton spl' nt the past week end .Mrs. with. h1s p11rcnts, Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue . Mr and Mrs. E. E. Woodrow and family of Columbull were recent guests of her parents, Mr. a nrl Mrs . .JA mes Oo n nh ~e. Mi ~s Tomla Btrchfield has rc. turnt>d to her horn e·, Findlay, after a W<'r:k's visit WJ\h Mr. 11.11d Mrs. Gllbl't'l' F'r~e man , ll Dd Mrs. Dcnn lloo .lollrlol oltM A - ... Modlnl Alii IIIII•; You Clll orron1• conYenltnt llluclltt termt at . BAKER' FURNITlJRf ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN . . . . PAST MATRONS TO Mill T~e Pa!Jt Matrnnl!l of Evanglllne c;tapter, OES, will ~eet Frld~ty cven: ng at th e home of Mrt. Kal ad Hinely. Signing To Delay The End For Several Days 1011,. aact central tollliM· Satvr.., ,.,..,, cloudy ...t , • few ~ noon or ..enll'll thu1 .........11 likelt .-uth. Htvh tocla¥ 9I).N, ~ Low toni ••• 6UI aorth, • 67·74 • • ner n n Probe Launrhed Into Causes Of Sea Colli!i6n NEW YORK UP~Nautieal ex- -,ertl! said today t~ sinkirl!li! of the 1\ahan lu}[ lHy \.Jner Anfirf'l!l. n~' m one of t he wutgt, coll i5io ns in htl'lrn-y could have beea by hurnan error. rnarit1m~ ~aused 1 NEW YORK UP - Steel Industry and uni(]n negotlatorfl. an· nounccd today th.cy have re~-:hed a "basas of settlement" for ending t!re 27-day steel strlk{'. .But David J .• McDonald, presi; dent of the United Steelworkers 11nion, said the strik e will n ot end unlll actual tabor contracts have been concluded wi th the 12 batlc steel prod ucing comp<~nief!i . Hl ,said lhls wili take several d8,J~ . McDon ald and Jo~n A. Stephens. chief lndUiotry negotiator, empba· sbC"d that the contracts are " highly tec!mical" documents. They said they were wllJmg "to wotk day and· nigh t" to put tho finish ing bJuc!les on' .t he aJ{r~em en t t 0 end t!le $1 billion strik e. CommiHH Ach Tod•y McDonald said the ba~ls of set· . tlcmcnt must be approved by t hfi union's wage policy committel! ".before it is a .settlement as such." The 170-man committ ee wiH act tQday, hEt .said. Afterward details 'Of t~e setb)emtnt. wi).J'$.e ~ an· DOUileed. '~ ' - '">f".l' Advance reports said tile setthf ment called for a three-year eontract with increa!K'd wage a n d other bcnefitll amounting to about · 20 cents an Jlour , per employe in the first year . A total package in· crca~~e of 45 to 50 cenl$ an ~our, including provlslnns for a (orm o[ g uara nteed annual wilge, im· BUILT ON cllft'e and waUs, Thlara -{above), eapltal of the Aegeaa · island ot Sa.ntorinl, waa dethoUshed by an earthquake and Udal 1 prover! vacation and holiday pay , etnd premium pay f or S undays wave. Fifty-three bodies were recovered, but the death toll WU · was expected by informed so urces. expect!d to climb higher. The l&lan4 bu.been hit by 'quakee perl• ) Under tbc cont1·act whic h e}[· odically tor 3,200 years. tintemt~tWtlol B~pJ.oto!J pired June SO steelWOJ'kers wage.!i - ---- - $5.00 $4.00 $:1.50 $:1.00 $2.110 $1.00 SALE' '1.48 SALE $1.98 SALE $2.98 .. SALE $1.98 SAI.FJ. $2.98 -- SALt; 4.98 SALE $2.00 SAU; $1.49 SALE $3.95 SALE $2.95 "'~~~~.Fct·:.~·s~;~;., t!te followi~ stat-ement: "'"'' ·Woodrow R. Wil,son Is Appointed T0 County Farm Horne Comm . it tee '"l'he eigHt n,gotiators• in behalf of the United Steelwork ers and tbe 12 basac steel companies a.t noop today 1'tl8chect a bas~ of settlement. Eac!l IndividUal company and union negotiating groups will now meet for the purpose· of concluding labor contracts. Thi9 nee· euarhy wiil take several days. At tbe conclusion of labor contracts, the strlke will , terminate. "The bas is of Jettlement must be ratified by the international wage poUey committee before it Js a setuement as .sue!'!. We intend to work day and n-ight ~o conclude the documents." Negotiators begin meeting May 28 to hammer our a ne,w contract lor 850,000 basis steelwOrker~ The talks collapsed on June 30, six hours before tbe old c0nttaet explred at midnight. The- strike noW 27 day11 old, is the fourth longest ateel !trike in SALE $2.00 SALt; $2.50 SALE $3.00 .. SALK $4.00 -- SALE $5.00 . . SALE $6.00 SALE $1.00 .. SALE 69c SALE $16.00 SALE $11 .00 SALE $8.00 W.ood!row R. W.i1s"On, Rt. 2, Anl:la'llv, l}hio, is the ne'l" member o.f the FarroeT~s Home A<lm iniSJtration committee for Meigs County, W. J. Brown, County Supervisor announced t his ~e·k . slble for determining loan <~ppli cant's eligibility, certifying th-e value of filrms bfmg purchas'~ 01 improved ll1-rot1gh FHA 'lt>a m1, and · makritg recommcndalion.s on, loan and loan servJcinog ac· .appr'O\Iala Mr. Wilson's appolntment betions . came effective July 1st. The com· mtlltee on which be will serve d•etermlnes the eligibillty of local farmer51 who apply for FHA loaru. Mr. W il90o operates a dairy farm in. Scipio TO.wn~lrip , nor!hC'I'n M~ County, He succeedS' M·n rvin B. Wilson. wboee tenn ex- pi<ed Ibis yeor, Tfie other -tw~ mtm'lbersr Qf this committee are: Roy Mille-r and John L. WoJfe. Both weH lm~ Met·gs. Coun·ty farmers. Each atriooJluraJ• oounty in the J$_JPry. · country bazJ a ·similar committee (C.ontlnued !In Page Six)_ _ of three mem~! ~~ .reapon- 2 reg 22ll.OO 2 pe SEC'tiON AL SU !,TES · · SALE $188.00 1 reg 309.00 3 pc SECTIONAl. SUITE . . . . ·-. ·- ·SALE $272.00 I reg 395. 00 SLEEi'ER or LOliNG E with CHAIR --· .... SALE $333 00 I reg 379cOO SLEQPER · or Wl!NG E wllh CIIAIR .. SALE 322.00 1: reg 269.00 HIDE A BED .. SALE 222.00 1 reg 3JD.OO HIDE A BED .. SALE 266.00 1 reg 279.00 II IDE A BED . , . . SALE $228.00 2 reg . 297·00 LIVING ROOMSUITES . . . ..... SALE $248.00 3 reg 209.00 LIVING ROOM S!JITES ·· SALE $173·00 1 reg 319·00 LIVING ROOM SUITE .. SALE $%68 00 1 reg 229.00 LIVING ROOM SIJITK .. SALE $188.00 4 reg 269 00 UVING ROOM SUITES SALE $218·00 1 reg 2,59~00 LIVING ROOM SUITES .. · · SA!,~ $208 00 2 reg f89 .00 LIVING ROOM SliJ'rES .... ·· ---- .. --.·- ... SALE $U8.0n 1 reg 249 00 LIVING R·OO~I SUITE . . ·'I ·· SALE $208.00 9 reg 49.00 TV CHAIRS -- SALE SUOO 3 reg 34.00 OCCASIONAL CIIAIRS . · · .. SALE $44.. 00 6 reg 3G 00 OCCASIONAL CIIAIRS. -- SALE $32.00 5JABBED MOTHER AND SELF1 . • USED. 1 RCA Ill 'fable MODEL and BASE. -- .... · SET~ • •• . $59.00 1 AMC l'i TABLE MODEL . . - · ·- .. $29.00 I RCA 17 .CONSOLE · . . •$29.00 1 wiisT!NGIIOUSE 11 t;oNSOLE .. . . -- $29-00 1 RCA 17 TAB I.E .MODEL ani! BASE . . -- c . · $59 .00 1 SYLVANIA 17 TV·· JIA~OO 3 speed RECORD Phiyer CONSOLE '75.00 t RCA 18 CONSOLE .. ' . -$49.00 1 PIIILOO 17 CO~SOLE ·· $4900 I RCA OONSuj;E -· . -$59.00 . . NO )(tan of any typl' can bP. ap. .p roved fOJ' an apptiroant wlwse ere-dit 11'~8 cafJ. be h:1ndled ade· quaterf by other Ct'!edit 80UfteS. ... IC-·E-.,. CRC"E - AM -SU _"' _·-.t( The Grange of Alfred V(lll IJPOI'I· HOUSEW sor an icl' trcam s ocial Flriday -e.ve· ning, July 27 i'n the Woode Grove. Pies and eake1 be , <lOr wm · •ale. Pro~eds will '!··~;;;~ ina fund for th~ new OHIO: Partly cloudJ wtth lCD r.red thund•rth..-.r, lniNtly r&o~ ttr aad central today and ~ntract LIVING ROOM FURNITURE ' nttne WEATHER • 1 Miss Barbara Erwin returned to i !lcr home, Galiipolis, Wedf\csd ay, Malcomb Mees and MrsAlbe-rt after 11 visi t with Mr. and :Mrs Me-es. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley of Dayton spent the past ~ek end with her (ather, WUliam Campbell . l'!lcy al so vis ite d her brother, Field C~ mpbell at liuizer Hos pital. Mrs. Jo hn Duffy Jr. and children ~IIzabeth Ann " nd John Edward. Halifax , Mns.s. arrived Wed nes da y for a vi~i t wtlh her mol~er, Mrs. Lena HubN' nnd other relatives They came .~~ot th1s time to se~ h.cr brot~wr, Paul Huber, M Hoi zer Hospital . Tbe condition of Paul Huber and Kenneth Carter who were burned In the PhilUp Sporn ace!· dl'nt Is reported a11 satisfactory. Ale Robert Barnit.z: of Stewart Air Baae, New York arrived Wed neaday evenlnR for a visit wit~ hit parenls , Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz. Mr. and Mrs. Melvi n Hoele.eheor and so ns, Mlc haPI ~d Ore;ory, left this morning for their home, Lubbock, T&ltias, after a vh.lt wtL't her parents, Mr . and Mrs. W . 0 . , llarnltz. IM•Wf •fllvtl' -·•wllo · RUGS 36 reg 2.fi9 IIOOKEil RUGS 22x34 Inches -· 8 reg :1.89 IIOOKFlll RUGS 22x44 Inches 13 reg 4.95 IIOOKED RUGS·24x44 inches 7 reg 5 95 tJMROSSED HOOKKD RUGS 24>44 inches 5 reg 7.95 EMBOSSED HOOKED RUGS 34>54 btehes 3 reg 10.95 EMBOSSED HOOKED RUGS 23 reg 2.95 RUBBt:R FATIGUil MA'f S 49 reg 1.00 RAG RUGs 3 reg 21.95 DELTOX RUGS 5 reg 13.95 DELTOX RUGS 3 ieg 10.25 DELTOX ltiJGS . I ZwUH n.c. ersons escu End Of Steel Strike Very .With Settlement Terms Ma MENS ond BOYS WEAR th r rlinncr gurst of hl•r son and dau~-t hler .Jn-htw . Mr. and Mrs. G;~nL fll'l" Manklll :; nd ~ ons. Larry flll fi Bohby , 'l' tw>~rlt~y in obs£'rvarh· t• of hl'l" birthdav . A d('('OI'a\t•O birth· dny ca~r- w.-ls S<' rvcd with Ill'' di n· reduced to .... SA I.E SA LE .. SALE SALE SAI,E SAI,E IB n•g 5.95 GOWNS- SUPS Po~n Mr~ . / WOMENS LINGERIE 13 reg 7.95 GOWNS. SLII'S •l reg fi.95 GOWNS •. • 1-----------------~-------------------------------------------------------!· --~----------------~· ------.----· --~----------~~----------------------~ ~lh. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, J.~ly 27, 1956 ,-J!u:inou f'hcbta Bill Vol. VIII No 87. Single Copy 46 reg 7.95 WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES ... , ...... S.\LE $o.OO 75 reg 8.95 WOMENS SUM MER DRESSES . . . . . . . ... SALE 6.otl 48 reg 10.00 WOMENS SUMMER IIRESSES .. ·- .. -- ·· -· .. SALE 7·CO II reg 12.95 WOMENS SU MMER I• RESSES ·-· ..... ... ... . SAL!> 8·00 16 reg 13.95 WmiENS SU~IMER DRESSES -· .. · . ·· .-- ...... SALE 8.00 37 reg 5.95 WOM!lNS DRESSES SALE 2.00 67 reg 3.95 WOME:'<IS IIRESSES -- .. · · - · · ·- · · . . · · ·· SALE 2.00 4 n•g 7.95 and 8.95 WOMEN S SKIRTS .. -- .. · - ·· ·- .. ·· .. SALE 3.00 23 reg 5.95 WOI\tENSSKIRTS · ··--·· -- .. SALE 3.00 49 reg 3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS -, . . . SALE $2.00 9 reg 2.95 WOMENS SKIRTS SAI,E $1.00 13 reg 1.95 WOMENS SKIRTS -· · · SALE $1.00 5 reg 25:00 and 39.50 WO~IE NS SUITS SALE $15.00 4 reg 8,95 WOMENS DUSTElf,S SALE $1.flll 27 reg 2.95 WO~IENS AND GIRLS POPLIN JACKEl'S .. SALE $1 >~ 22 reg 1.95 WOMENS PINAFORE DRESSES -- SALE $1.00 '5'reg 7.95 and 8.95 BOYS SUITS Is ioes 2·3) -· SALE $3.00 2 reg 7 95 BOYS COA 'fS . . . . SALE $3·00 10 reg 16.50 GIRLS COATS SALE $10,00 3 reg $13 95 GIRLS COATS SALE $10.00 5 reg U .OO GJR.LS COATS SALE $5.00 .3 reg 8.95 GIRLS COAl'S SALE $5.0~ 2 reg 5.95 GIRLS COATS SALE $:1 00 3 reg 16.50 and 19.50 WOMt: Ns FORMALS .. MLE $6.110 40 reg 1.. 00 WO~IEN,S SHORTS SALE 69c 48 reg 1.49 GJR.LS COTTON BLOUSES SALE $1.00 29 reg IM GIRLS PEASANT HLO USES SALE $1.00 .. SALJ<: $1.00 31 reg 1 95 WO~IENS PEASANT BLOUSES 29 1·eg 1.95 WO idENS SLEEVEU:S S HLOUSt;s SALt; $1.00 83 reg 2.95 WO~IENS COTTON HI. OUSES SA t.E $150 20 reg 1.95 WOMENS T SHIRTS SALt; $ 1.00 168 reg 1.95 WOMF~S IIAI.TERS SALE $1.011 20 reg 1.95 WOMENS I'ANCY PANTS SA U; $1.00 23 reg 1.49 WOMENS COTTON II! OUSES .. SALE $1.00 35 reg 1.95 WOMI:NS SHORTS · · SALt; $1.00 10:1 rrg 1.00 GIRLS SHORTS SALE 69c 27 reg 1.00 GIRL.~ I•EDAI. Pt:SIIER SALE 69c 39 r~•g I 00 GIRLS IIALTEI\S .. · SALE 69c 36 reg 1.39 laRLS BF.RMI IIJA SilO RTS SM.E $1.110 17 reg 1.95 GIRLS T SIII RTS SALE $1.00 BACHNERS MEAT MARKET' y ; READY TO WEAR Coffee ·· · large jars 1.59 at • Devoted J'o J'lle ...........Of De llteflr•·"'.... ;\rea Friday-Saturday-Monday & Tuesday July27·28-30·31 Potatoes- ·· -· - -101b69c I Phone 6222 - ENDOFYEARCLEAN UP SALE · LB. INSTANT MAXWEll HOUSE --·--------- ELBERFELDS Mrs Joe Morris ahd son, Danny have returned from Dresden where they usited Mr. and Mrs Paul Wiliams and three ctHidren following guests : Mr . and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Huward Neigler, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wood and and attended t!le Dresden Home· enteJi&!ned at Sunday dmner rhe R&cJne. family ot Rayla·nct spent several coming celebration. Cheryl Mar· Clarence McDaniel, Beaver Falls Mrs, Gene Beegle, New Br!g-!ltdn, ba~r. and ~ 8 · Robert Musser and da~ last wePk with hls parents, Un, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edtho ward Martin, accom panied hters , Antiquity and Mr. and Mrs . Mr a d Mrs. Carroll _C le-ek, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood. Mrs. Lillie Chrt5ty carne hom e Wiliams family back to Drt'sden Mr and Mrs. John Boyd and daug- an Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gnndley, and son, Columbus spent a S un- last wee.k after spending sometime tor a vi stt Sunday when the)' day ns the guest !If t~e1r parent1 With her daughter Mildred Mat. brought Mrs. Morris and son home. Mr. and Mrs Sharles Foster and lack in Belpre. I Mr a11d Mrs Willis Aleshire family. ~eft Wednesday aflernoon for their Mr. a·nd Mrs. Avery Eichinger, home 111 Dayton after 11. visit with of Mr . .and Mrs. C. A. Stewart all of Mr. and Mrs Fred Shain her part:nls, Mr. and Mrs. HerRaclnl', spent their vacation at Columbus visited· Mr. oand ' Mn. bert Chambrrs. th.eir cabin here . Curt Jo~refleriek Sunday, Mrs. R. E Har dy and !!On, War Mrs. Kate Wider and ~on, Jo~n Mr. and Mrs. Chfford Hayes ren . spent th e past week with her David, Columbus, Mi ss Jose phine and son of Middleport s pent Sun· K<:ssinger, Mallory , and Emmett Smal ley of day With his mother Mrs . Lucy s il:iler , Mrs Beecher and f<~mily. Middleport c~lled Saturday on Hayes. Mr anrl ~Irs Richard Vaughan Mrs. Titus Pi~kens . and son, Rill, ·and Mrs. Anntl'll ~r. and Mrs. Milo Bi'g,g s spent Mrs. Bertha Sayre lea~her at Ohlmgcr are moving from the the Racine Haptit;t Su nday School SatuTday CVJ;"ning with Mr. and TewksbaJ y ,1partment on South. entertained the Booster Class at Mrs. Norman Rose at Pine Grove . n11rd Ave to the Dixon property t~e Fred Shain c'a bin Thursday. Wurd was rcccJvCd last week of o n South .Sel·und Av<'. Mr. Emd Mrs. Richard Briggs of of the dl.'at.h ol Albert Zlpperkh Mrs. Wallace Dradford drove tu Columbus and Larry Roush o( in Col umb us. Ca mp Arrowhead Wednesday OJf Racine were g ue!ts. of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood, Mr. te r h('r son, Bruce . who is a o.:oun· Mrs. Virgil Roush. · •· and Mrs. Clifford Wood and dau- ci Ilor there. Bruce returned lo Wald Foster has returned home ghtt"r8 s pen t Saturd-ay evenin8 ca mp today. afte r a week 's visit with !lis tls- with Mr. and Mrs. Charles War.'vtr and Mrs. Ch<lrll·s Bi'a clbury ner . l ters in Colu_m_b_u_s._ __ _ :md dtldrcn ;•ntl ~r. and Mrs Mr. and M.J·g_ Perry Orr of Col. ' Eugene Harn., and f_amlly, Hukh· Meke love your •im. (1 Corin- umbus, Mr a nd Mrs. Curt Feeder. tnson, Ka n .. h:td a wirner roast at ftrl•nt 14:1. RSV) ick spenl Saturday evening with th e Roadside !'ark Wednesday <·YcPRAYER: Our FaLhcr, we pray Mr. anrl M1·s. Chrissie Powell in ning. that Thou wil t ~hed Thy love in Rac!De. Mr. <Jnd Mt.,. Jamt:s BriD~atct our hearts. Use us to eneour.oge Mr. ,a nd ,Mrs. Clifford Wlood, and dnu.g hte t'S, Ktm and T1•ri , and lead others to seek an d flntl daughlers of Rayland, Mr. and Mrs Cle\'e land , are vtsihng her p<~r· Thee also. Help us all to learn to Jaek Wood called on Mr. and Mrs. t•ntli, Mr. and Mn. Edward Hag· love Thee wrth ht-art an d mind Curt Frederick Sunday. Other gerty. and so ul and strl'ngth, 11nd our caller~> were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mr. ;md Mrs. J ames Pullen and netghbnur as •mr.~clvc s In Jesus· Big.:s. Mrs Norm<an Fredt.Tick three c htll"fren ha\' e ret urm:d . name. Am ~n. .a nd fro m a VJStt wit.h her people in ===c-=.-c-=-c-c-·cc~----c-o M is~our i. ' Mn. Wesley F ry and s on arc visitors tn Huntinglon torlay . Mrs. Charles Wise Jr. and Mi s:o ll uth Hawki ns were visiton in t:all ipnl ,s Wedne.<uiay. Mr. anti Mr s. P. K Russell ami 1lau..:hlrr vt~tled ('amrll·n Park. lluntingtun, .\1r•nday. Mrs Thl)'l' Olson ;!n il 1\\rs lor ill!.! Cnnnl!ll, Alhcns, \'isit ed Mr" James Souder.~ Wcrlne~qlay. \lr. and Mr~ l'ha rles McMat>l(·r and Mr Hnd Mr~ Mile~ .Lesher. Ogdnt, Utah . rl'!urnnl lhtt> wr{'k c HOMI GROWN e Thursday July 26, 195 : WEEK End SPECIAL FRISHl Y DRESSED • I • • f -.!;;~ jii.ODEL LOWN BOY POWERMOWERS P.A:WN ]lOY POWER MOW ER Demonstrator& $8900 $39.00 ...,, ' Pastor Learns · Of Aunt's Death, . T!"le Rev. Hflward lhllll)~lt, ' p11~­ tnr u( thP F1rst Presby-ttlrlan Chmc\i. ha!! been nutlfied Ctf \hll ,..,.,.t h or ]1i,q au nt., Mrs. LcrnV; Hlld rPth Col nmbu ~. Hi.!! mother , Mr!. C. E. Rupoelt , Gulfport. Miss. wut arr \v.e at Port Columbus Sat· Controller of the Cont 1irda:v Wlm"r.e she wiH be met. hv rescu• control certtwr ber Son and t!J.ev will .attend the York.. Lt. H~trOld W. fun~ml o f Mrs. Hildretb Saturday ,as~ tM potltlonl Df iri CohJmbus. /4J'5· Ruppelt a.nd , tpMdlttl bttt ~ NMUI lin. ltil<lieth. .,.. fllste"'ln:ll.w. 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