https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e18e16bda3823ce6a9062cb3270bcef.pdf 6881a8b554d468e81a1c25adf5d3fd92 PDF Text Text ' ! ' •• 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. Gu.nf In New P.arker, vetteb Of ttit HtteNd linen Anttn.a ad ltockhfim .a~r thtr: lhled In .. lot oft N o tematl...l.) �. -. -~...., Friday, July 27, ~~~---------------The Dl!lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI<tdleport, Ohlt. - -- - - - - - - - - - -- · - - - - - - ... -----.---------.....---- The Daily S~ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - - ·-------------------.. 27, 1956 --------------- --.-Friday,--- July Commentary TELEVISION GUIDE The Daily Sentinel • " I . ,'1~,.~~-~1,~'-~~~-~~~ ~., f:fr J-:.11""' .~·~~:-.u..·r-.-r'!!:l\.t·... .:.. -\o'.-1;•'• h.'f~ of"" ~; I •~~=HA!ID •• OWIJ! OUI. MOll. IIIYNOLD •• G. . INI ,.- EDITOII • •· " ·~ On .. 1' The News Published every atlen.ooD noept Sunday bJ The ObJn ValleJ Ball.tinel, Inc., at 110 Me.charuc St ., POillt!lOJ, 0 . BU1loe.q oftlce plume 3118. e4it orial offio:e pluc.:c 39?. Zatert'd as seeond elus m&.il..aa matter at the po~t otftn PomeroJ Ob.lo. 11 Natloaal advertlllnc repreaentattft, Bothnelli-KlmhiU, ID.c., Ave., New York Cjty, l8, N Y. Subscl'ip,lo-. rata: Delivery by carr~er 'fbere available 30 enh ,_. weet: one year In adva.uce at Tbe Loally Sentinel office. '1&.60: Ill, month"' $7.80; three moot~s, $3 90. By motor route where •vflllblf: ODe m'-Dth. $1 . By mail oDe year $8; ,~ 'AOutbl, Sf.ZO; 'lire~ mo.olbs, $2.511; ooe mootb. ~1 . JQ Lu.ineton DAILY CROSSWORD ~Ji !;;; ii!J, r.:: ··~ tT. AraWan /" ' 10. Bart,.._ "'l'J ~t o:' UlJ I I , I ";.~·,•:,l.i ... ACROSS 1~ Packln1 <ihlettaln (var.) DOWN 1 1 8. A buHa\1 11 Sh~ cau.ed th,. Trojan w" 1. Cabin In SwL11 l mountall\f 12. Greek epl1; pool 13. BJrda u aclau U . Man'l (abbr.) ludd-. IY ; (abbr ) ••· Ot Unta ' a. Typt 18. Ellt by I 1 • · (abbr.) 20. Gra.u cured for !oddtr · :''' '' '-'~i·J u ;: :J r.' J I! ; ~ ·J:•j ~:Ji-1 :ir.l ·~fill 1a ':l r.i .:/1, .::, 2. Correct anr;l 21. A HI&. ti l . j ,)J;- ~d , _, iUih'i''< chanre ltv~ · ~ '] ~l[•;J:/I;J [;1i•; .;J I•; i.l i ~m i ;:ll-J · m a. Malt 23. Cleat. btvera(el rlx t . Exam!. lt. l..f.rfn& ~·~.,·· •·~·'' • R&tlon ,-!Vtt 3t. ConJeCt\lf'e a. Half an em (8cot.) \ ltth&i:t ' e. Cautlou11y A 20 . .C~Iq) ·' Of • · -~ I 18. Editor · H : 11. -: r.•:;;n l-l ll 1t ,_ ,, ,n ~ .:.: 20. f'tmalt fowl ~:;[ If ' :-: •. hli !l ~ ~/: I J :•:; i• ;,,IJ~~~-~ watchtul · 27. tvea 1. HomellQ ... lpoft.) I (var.) _; 28. Ctlupl~ , 18. Roll 17. Attempt 21. Part or . u . trtrht. ~ · J[I !Rli'IJ fl •; :1 r nickname 10. Vlrrtnla lOUth. I ·.;.J'.\ . i:,n ,:1·~ 31. CorM U.to m~a•ur• ar. twtetfCJ) •traW · .. : ~. An " ;\ · Nk11Jff"'1 aa. Oi,'t•~ 8. River ftow. \ Yltw· ~t U. 41rltf ' · lnr Into 82 . 1'bt.t Whlr;:JI. nlc~t' Kudton bl)' 1, fuldu a tl. ~~R!iuJ\ , toun, 4 (Can.) (p..) f 2~ . f'lrmrm1 "' a mlH~ary po.ol thl• Ye•. and a fOOd percent·a Je will be dro.pping in f'Or a- drink. A..~ I am lhe bartender, that takas lim@ as well as liquid Al the moment we haYe an Au11~ tralian, a HawlUian, and an l!)asl African In the johrt, with an American who work!~~ ln. theo Phtlippin~R due in tomon-ow. 1 •IMJI not r>mnin-g a summer house: 1 am runnin"( the League of Nations. I Visito-rs are charming peo-ple, / btat they (I) can't llpi!>ak SP'Onish (21 haven't any ~has, (3) have no- tranaporta\lon from the olr· 28. J'rol1c 30. Alphabeuc character 33. Ventllata 34 . Alcoholic liquor .S!J. Greek letter 36 At home j 37. A aource or light 38 In bed I q PALAMOb, ~paln.-.:.'I cuen there won't be much work Gone arouDd he-re this eummt:r- OOl ~'rd work for ·money, at an.)' 'l'lte. ffs ~stimated t-hat 501),000 American1 will hi! traveliBJ to Europe 22. Canopy over a bed ' 16 A ahop con. nected with - · IY IO~IIT C. llUAit~ "to be" droves l'f 20 .1r. I JO 'l'iiUI'Ists stop o{f Wllh niJies tro rn fL' ien<l'!, (.'On s ume food <WI I l.il mk . and look WIStfully aj 111(' ... p<JI'e bedroom . One camt" lor ;.;1 hour and s ta yed -f'=l' · 1 ----------------I Hi.. . is Sp!lnish At H thing. I routd be jailed for illlc-gal practice of mfdicine, becau~ the ehlldren fall otr walls omd pukt' stlckl ln each other'll .eyes. an'ti 1 ~, adyllli'l have hangovers, viru ses, skiri rashes and sunburn~. The dru·gstoore bill is just a littl e smatter than the (me 'We get from the grog-~>hop. On weekentLs fl iends d!rop in (or a drink and stay six houri!, 111 1 a Wl:'t>k After a wedUmg re<-ept 1·o n for 75, and sonH• fiO uthe 1· -rm•nds in FRIDAY Sign Ou 7·QO Today 9 00 Coffee Time BY CHAP.LES M. McCANN 10:00 Home Un ited Press Shff CorrMpondent 11 ·00 Fe11tht-r Your Nest President 'l'ato of Yugoslav1a '' l ·30 It Could a,. Yilll l.lutiding up a record for !umsdf 12 :00 Cam-eN Goes to School In the \'llr!cty of hi:. dapi.01113otic 12 30 Cur-reM an d polihcOJ.I I'Oles. • I :;jU 'l't.'"flllesse 1-~t nle Aa a Com munist, Tito visited 2.00 llatmep Thea-tr~ · Premwr Ntkilai A. Rulganin and 3:00 Queen Fur .1 Day Communtst p H!"ly clue£ Nikita S :-1 45 Modern Ror.1ani.•es Khrushdwv tn Moscow last mont!a 1:00 Comed.v 'J'mw A neutralist, he eonferred 111 4·30 1M.v Lit1h.> 1Mal"fie · Yugol! lavta last week Wtth Pnme 5.00 Aunt Dru M1mster Jawahar~al Nehru of In -~· 6:00 Newa P1cture tha a n~\ Presiden t Gam al Abdel 6· 15 Spor-ts Eye Nusr1 of Egypt. 6:25 Les Puul As a memh,,r of the Balkan al- U::JO J:J}'e P. ·Morgan Show ll Jnt•e . on p:i nally ai med t~!,l:ain s 1 6.45 Nt'ws Carav:m : Russtan aggrcsston - Tito i now "'UO Tht• Hunter \'islling Kmg Paul and Quee n 7.30 . The Wh111t ~er Frederika of Greece on t he island 8.00 Best 111 Myfit ery of Corfu. 8 30 Star Stage · In Moscow TUo co mpleted the Q 00 C..a va lcade of Sports lJillchmg up of his lOng, savage 9:45 Red Barber's COrner 11uarre\ wtl!a the Kremhn which 10:00 Truth or Consequenf'es reulted from the 1ate J9se( Stal· 10·3 0 Life of Rll•t>y i n '~ attempt to ruin him. II 00 Newg 11 :05 Weather No Communist Corwoll.tion He OJire'ed to r&-esta.blish coop- J 1 I 0 Press Box. erition between the Russian and - ·- - r · - - Y4golava Communist parties. But Tito made It plain that !te has no Intention of puling himself <~g<~ln In the Rusl an bloc of Comm umst countries. FRIDAY The comunique issued at the end of ~i s visit emphasized that 8 :00 Sign On of so- 8 :00 "the roads l'nd conditions C;;vpt.aion Kangaroo cialist development are different 8 .00 Of All Things 111 different countries." That con- . ;3(1 9 Alrthur Godfrey stituted formal recognition b)' Rus- 10 : 30 Strike it Rich i$, of 11 .00 sia of "Titoism" - thot Valiant Lady rroedom from n.ny obligation to : l1 . I~ J I :Ill ! :· (){) 6·00 Cn·atf'sl Fighh ~~f CeMun fo'o rc lg!l J'OIIlJgh! --- 8 55 9 00 fl:lt} 10.00 10:111 J 1·oo llllllt:ue ------ U.fURDA"r Sign G11 Huw dy Dondy Bll , ldLn:~ - Amcl'ira Stores or maTkcts that get a fresh su,pply of l!Wt'el corn dail y and keep ll coo1, preferably on ice or in refrigerated case$, -generall)' sell the best quality eorn. Frestmct~~t in corn is .a must, say the marketin& specialists. The ·suggest several guides for -getting lobe best from one's sweet corn purchaseti. ' /o'Ul'V l lull t• J oh nny Coon.~ ('[lp l :lln !;:~ua nt I I 311 1\lr \\' 1Z:1 r.l 12 :~o Ha,, ·h:ill 4 30 llunrt• i':u1y ~ 30 Wt';;'(;•ru Th,•u tre J.:OO D<illl't' l':a1y 500 . TBA (i :tO Hoy Hoger;; (l !IU ~JlOI'I~ l'~p· fl 15 N1·1A.s r l<'l urP 6:30 Down You Go 't·OO J ul1 us l ullo:>ll 8 00 i'eople ArtJ Funny 8 ·30 l'!•s llv<~l of Slllr!'i 9 :00 F.ncorP 'l'hea tr~ 9 ·:':10 AL\Yl'rtfUTC' 'l'IH'Jtre .o·oo 8u' m·da .v Nil{lht Jambore• 19':30 Ellery Quern II 00 NPWs & Sport.a ll · 10 Owl Thr>atre 1·3(J Si gn Off packed m tran.~parent containers, look for kernels in evt!tl rows that are well1 filled right to tbp tip of the ear. Kernels should be bright, ,plump and Hght to medium yellow in color-; World Blocs Opposed 11 15 Lo¥e o( Life Search !or Tomorrow 11 :45 11 :30 12 .00 12 :30 I ·OO 1.'3 0 2:00 2.30 3 ,00 u g.h.t Guiding Mirldav Mattn.ee A9 .the World 'I'urns Johuny Carson Show' HousePl!TLY Blig Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter Day SATURDAY 8 ,30 Sign On 8 ::10 raptain Kangaroo 9 :m .Mighty -Mt•u ~ e10 00 Winky Dink & You ] 0 :-10 Tale.~ of '1\:X.l ~ Rarugers 1 I 00 U1g T op 12 00 !.one lian ge r 12:30 l.1 'l B:p>eal'l 12 :45 Bils ~·h al! 1'1 CV l'\'{. 12 55 I:Ju~o·hall lO :tm <"' 4 ()() Town & Countr'J Cross '\ ":10 l•'l';dw·e H~pw ~ fl 011 Slories the Century ::; :10 Sat uJ'day News Special 5 ~ :i Bob Wa gner Sports 6 ·0() Y11u are ~h,.re (j :!0 BE!at the \]()('k 7 00 111te H r~ nf'ynle>oners 7HO · ka~:e Show · · ~ 8 00 Two for tJu• Money 8 30 l<uss Morg:m 9 00 Gun Smoke lO 00 lilgh Fmnnf'e Jo.:m 'l!ite Lah• Show In !lis conlcL'encc with Nehru 3 :15 Secret Storm 11 HillMAN H. IUNDISIH, M.D. nnd Nasser , Tlto slipped Into the 3 ,30 Edge of Night DO you walk a lot? lght kind ot enrcl.se. Here are a 4:00 Katie's Kitl,11en l'o\c of nt!utrallst The three leadLet me a!llwer the question tor tew exercises you can practice In fO . Mutlc note 4 30 Ulek .v •H Rlll).('h l:' rS agretJd in t1h;approving "the or you w1th a resounding "Yea." out own horne. Perhap1 they tl Cuk tilvlston. of the woa·ld into powerful 5 00 1'he Early Show If you are tbe a.veraa:e Amerl~ wW help keep you trom becomina t2 A peer blocs of natloll" They called for 610 Regionud Report er can, you probably take between one or the 90 per cent u Projectlnr an end to the tes11ng or nuclear 6: l5 D ou~l.~ s Ed' W3.rtl~ 1 root ad1 .. port. (4) worry •about the wutet-, 1 15,000 and 18,000 ltepa each day. Plclr:·11p Exeret. weppons, and for LHI agr eemrn1 6:30 My Friand Flicka •o. A a:reat, {5) y.oant lo 'RU sighh~ing, f6) !'We Tbl.a Ll true evea for you hol!f:- ,1• Trr .lit'Uo 011,_, ~. cJWI our to ouLlQw theW use. I rolltna awall 1:00 Mama ·· th eir Urtt bullifi.ght, (7l get slrk mai:er~ lua1; for lboq IC'N'i( b&re teet. on~• ~Ot' 40. J:o"all•ln 7·30 Playhouse· 6f fitm-~ • and !ewe, (8) say they like It nil wl\o don t apend m01t. or U.. d&T ou. Then, uatng oliiJ til~ .Wleiror 'They ntso expr~sed "sympathy 8.00 The OrUsader dropo belore the televltlon set. our feet, plck up a ball trom the eKcept that about the horses, f9) for the desire of the p t?uple of Al - 8 .30 Highway Patrol ftoor. TrJ thla several tbnes. gel'la fo r freedom''. But they also Jt·OO ll nder('urroot DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Rere'e how to wottc lh , rtm11rk indignantly that the poor LU.tlme AYe~ bull doesn't have a chance. (lOl Durlnc your Utetime, rou. wUl Another llttJnr exercise Is to s11\d t!l11t the rights of the French Q 30 Pantomim~ (.lutz AXWDLBAA!IR · want yon to fix 'their Ri!XI planewalk an avtrap of 70,000 mllea- l!tou one :tnee cmtr the other and n~sidenL~ of Algeria s.,ou ld be pr() 1o LONOFJ:LLOWI !o,oo News and-hote.l resH!Vatinns to other nearly IQuaJ to tbre. tiDltl rotate the eztended toot at the tt·rted. One leUer almply tt&ndl ror another. ln. U\liiiC&II\pli AII \1111 tlOUDCl the world! · ankle in a drcle. rounhies, (11) · t'h&l\ge th-eir This was 11 blow tn Nasser, who ,,_---·- ---• for thl tbrH L't, X tor th• two 0'1. .W. 111111• s.t:ttre, IJN*I Jt'a lltUe wonder then that DJne A simple walking exerclse la to minds ·.rter you've f ix'"rt th,.m . lw d hoped to gl}f Tilo's full suptrophltl, tht lenrth and formaUon of &ht WVrdl 11'1 fll Nitt.l.1 out ot every 10 Americana .b&n walt barefooted on the outer rims 02) expect penonall.v·gultred port fur t~e Algerian rebels ~h day tht co4e letters art dllll'tttnl.l. toot trouble of 1ome 110ft. ol your feet. Your toea 1hould be tours ,.Bd (18) a cocktell party against F1·anre. I Poorlr fttttni lhllfJs and stoc:t· c-urled tn, your led pointed A C'l'Jitocrun Quototlo• \ 'e-tery dav with a sllor't«der ro-Tlto's present visit to the King . . 1rlal,"' o1 c:ourae, &re a primary stralrht ahead. 1 maru:!e tafd on. and Qul>i!n of Greece is the mQst ~ 1' A CV Y H P X I PH AT W IIIC. cr X TWa reisOn tor much or this trouble, 8tand1ng exercises are I'OOC!, In addition trt thl' vhllorn. I flm interc.~ting of the three meetings. FRIDAY 11 : 10 Sports But th1re ar . other causee, too. too, One or the eaalest one• I vlre .pr.,sl,hmt In· ehal'f{to of two fll'st flf course-, 11 a Commu· Sign On 11:59 11 Ei ll fll lywood (\ftbeat ,GKI YKBYKPHTWI:.Cai .. ~D-YII•) lt JOY have diabetes, you're llkel)' know Is to atand atop a book and siK ·week"'· Ditd boxer ourmi,.ll r~~ ., m~t Tlto is ;~gainst everything that 12•00 Film & Fancy II :45 Si-gn Off . ", to have a.chlna: teet. curl your toea dDwn Ita 1lde. W 0 DA T - HVPA T royalty stands for. I ·SO Feminine Tooch r-e-sull of a reetmt hDnled <!all i· Oth., Ccnu.. Your teet, remembfs, dQ a lot 2:'00 AfteJ'!noon F1lm Fes tival Anre of my bi(l' dog, Schnnl'kel, an SATURDA-Y YuMrdar'• CJ:rptoquotcu lUI IMILINO .,...: . . Just belna overweight m 17 , 110 for you. Tate aood car of them. War Threat Is Onr 400 Fi~rn idyl which ..produced nine- illegiti - UIU!t In J)alntul teet. Warm Qut:BnOJt AHD AHIWEII 2:28 Sign On • PU TRUTH WEI\II 8TORIID-aPEN8Eil. In addition, onl y a few yrnrs 4·3(} Abbott & Cost ello mate pup!!. Brt('k at the Ranch 2.31J »IIUUIU1tl ~ J'M111rtl fntllltt~ weather 10metlmeli cauau teet t.o L. P.: I am pregnant and have ugo C:reete :111d Yugosl ov!:l 500 •Mickey l\lou se 3 :30 Film lftle naew momters are named ache. :severe lea cramps. What can 1 do? seemed to be at the point of wal' 6:00 News :l 45 Filrn Funnies Satl'bmo and Mrs. WentworthyHe pm·mitted the Greek Heds lo What can you do? Anawer: Durlng an attack, 6:Url Weuther 4 :l!l ,!{it C'lli'S\"l n Bttwl'tM', wd a fOOd part of the U your feet really bother you. maasag1nr the lega or atandlDg send to Yugoslavia 10,000 &r more Spol'•tS 5 ·00 SBge~rmh & Sad dle day l1 con1umed In Raying, 'PieaAe 1 .strongly adv!.se that you go to on a cold floor 11 aomettmes or children " 'hom guerillas had ki.cf- 66 :10 ·15 John Daly fi ·IIO Nt'ws qult thewlnt tbat shoe, )t'rs. Went aee a podtat: U.t. help. The taklft& ot' Yltamin B- 1, naned from their homes. Rin Tin Tin U 1 Film 6 30 ,wolib·Brewster,' oc 'Stop beinj There are, howner , aome or thiamine hydroch)orlde,IB al11o But all that is over , and Yugo7.00 Combat Sergl'ant 11 :-10 Ozark J u hilt>~ tltk .On' .ah'e tlier skin, Mn~ . Went- U\lnlfl YOU C~Jl dO betore YOU de- Of help. <llnlR. Gre l!ee and Turkey are a•. 7.30 CrOS!troads 7 ·00 Gran<le Ole Opry •worth-Q.ntw.et,..-.' ytlpp •u.ch trouble which miKht Durlq prerrnaner. your diet lll'rl In t~e Dalbn Treaty. o·oo Dollar a St>t-·uud B· Uil .l.llwrcnl"'-' ,We-l k hould contain adequat~ amounts In addition to belrlill vice pre- help prevent lt. The treaty at present is largely 9 UO . Masque.rnde Parly Despite all the walkln1 you do, f ealelum ln order to help pre l'lident In thirae: ol ptlpples, I oam a pnpcr instrument. Partly he- 8:30 The V~se fCiur t1et ttW need nere.tae-the ent lea: crampa. 9 00 Polka Time 9 ·:lO Ltvo Wre.s-t.lla g president ln. rhtl"'le of gardeolna l.! ause of lessened lntel'national 9.30 e1nt. Kla1 Futu.,.. Sn41cat._ Ia.. Straw Hal Thealre 10: 15 Tri-S!afe 'l'hea-tre 1 was a loi,Jsy gardeMr ;n Amtension . Parlly because rela.tlon!l 1 '~ 00:__:: N~ ew:•:_• ::"" :::_W ::_:;c;:c •'c:"c":'_ _ _ _ 12:_·00 .:.:_:_S c:log:n-::_:Of:.:f:_'_ __:__ __ L"[jca~. 'and I am lOusier in Span~ ~tween Gr!'eCe and Turkey are 1 : Ish, 'An the flowers and trees had ns the result o( the Greek Without thy mind would I do . ~0Lt~.ll H,9,S~ITAL . 1 h~ye d1ff&J11!lf llllmes, "ild we lost tlemnnd (or Cypru11. Turkey' has nofhh~; that thy ber\efit thould Adlmt\e(\. H-Qward , DQ.nid I.ov r, rnndl.' It plain that It will not per'1'011 ~~ ,,..,c~llli 19 the bioi WO~t:~. .-\~0 WHEElS , freeze lltt 'JYinter. mit the Island to go to Gree~e. not bt •• it wert of ntoeelity, Pt. Pl cns.an_1. ' surgl r.-;JI; IM1·s. Hf'r. tha- Dunn. Appile;GI'O~. W. Va. ' 'J'he I•'"1l II ....fl) and the Undoubtec:tfY, in t!le Corf!.l talk!! hut willingly. (Phlte:""" I~ ' - wh\eb Gteek P1·emler C_pnstan· PRAYER: 0 . God,·, we thank me.a,lea,l; Miss Hewuvieve Stobtn-t, flowtfl 'iha~. ~Ut l·itOt a ~i&ht Hflrl•a n D. , line Karamanlis Is to join for one Th.e(l (or the Jl()ve Thou dost mani· Pomf-.r Oy, ~u rg"ical; .f,lr ~~ ' oqf 'eatln' corn and all the rftt 1eem• to be "OIJions. J day - Tito will be sounded out rest toward us in Thy Son, -our . W:w'ner ;· :. M i~i:IT~r t.. n'lt4Ji(':~l; nn the Cyprus issue. If he remains Lord. Lead us t() ~epe!' faith .ari-d Ntia)i ·v. Ra sld h~,'.Mtddk'~o-M. " I'n e­ In ~ddlt.l<m·, I arp entire direr true to fnrm! he will be politely mora love !M" Him . Giv e- us -gr,aet! tlical. Mr.;. J(."!;Sr Rf!IWR• Lrhrt. lor, head -t~~plaini!!T, entertain· ' BJ M117 Lou Chllprnan ~:.- mpathetic to Greece but keep to reflect the spirit ()(our Nving W. VR., ·S<I§rg if'al; l\1.i~x Mary. K. men •Pl,nner, JJ1aUer qf letters, . . .... , himself bal•nced rare(ully on the Christ in alt of life . In His n•ame. Jolvl~1fln. Racin1•, <::m)l: i<'ld. and- Ute ruard. Slhee tJ:a-y eorue We uted to ha1•e a Illation wa~n ; in our r~mil y . _-dy ·r~n~"' fcnr e. Amen . and br1hlf tbelr Chl'Mrtti Or merecanted lumller and shrubs und othea assorted bulk y ullJI'dS 111 d --·-~·--ly ~en'd th,.Jr chiiWen., 1 ~'m head He WILB a Boy Scout Mastm at that limr, atHI r., ,•r)l ~ U il11•o c'l baby-llitl.f!r. Tn addi'lion ro mv for a number of yean he piled nine me mbers ul Cit' 1tlll1fl 111 111 the wa&on, bitched on a&mall trallea orod !UH uff to tuur Lhe cuun11;, other duties. I am r-bautreur and Hado Do It for two weeki!. -- --.-- he111d chef on the baTbe<cue. The Scouts aaw the deserts, tlae out th e rook me nulpn1cnt, :~ 1; Thtt roast is lousy With writer~ mountain1, the deep South and somconf' was a.~ -iM n •.! to o.m •._,, 1, AND WIIO TOTES 1HE 1.0<10? WHY, Musct.es M' COY. WllO cout.o eE th ia vear ~nd ao we all &It around A HEAVYWEIGHT CON1'ENDER,I.IFlS Si!RIMP 51-lRINK~E,"filE FOUR·FOOT· and talk about writlllj, but don't • the flu North. The~ got lost - ttie groccl'ies J:IUi cll :, .•d ;duu_ lt u~ temporar&ly - In Nev. York City wa)'. NOTIIING ~I!A\IIER 1llAH A 6RIE~SE--· write an~thlnc Tltf' aeton ronw N!HE EX·JOCI<EY APPREN11CE •••• and In the lrlalne woods . But Then thP rook• 1 ,, aDd we- talk 'tbout acUn, anc1 don't the) were really on sp.!uking After dinner, lhe i write anythill'fl. Doctors, lawyers, " I t.erma with their arter 1Jottle-wash1'r mm t.. painters. ptofet•lonal hunte-rs and yean of tall . mu!!lrians roll'H!!, .nd we tal-k about In d of Thai Is one e:..ill ·. · · ·1;.-1 ,,, all lhat bul w~ don't wrtte any. iielkkh10 about. w 8 ~ 0 0 uscfuln r .. ,· o. t l i' <<', My was rather also h :~d r ,)UI ' •,' ' ·n 111 I espetl.all,y proud lhQir fn t•mb h l'.,;, ,.,...... ,' ·, • of the trailer, lob of l'oom .1'01~ ta. " t • , · 1\ because he de- famllies are bu~ · ll~ 1'1 t :o l • · i feedJn& sy!ttem. Speakers dunng the aftt'rnoon prvgnm will be L L. Rummell , dtrector- of thl" Oh10 tlation , Wilham E Lem or c.ast.al'ia f'arma ; and W E Krau!IIS asaociate director of the station John D Bragg, adm1nt.strat1ve seer@tary of the ~tatlon and the College Of Agru;-ulture , The Oh1o State Univt"r.sity, w11l ~crve .u; dalrJ blrn boutlng gllas• windowtl . mUting parktra, loafing sbecb and a maternity This gwn an increue of dau- wiq:. The blrQ allo il com~llete­ lhtm over their dame of 1,149 ly equipped tor bulk milk hand!· pouods of milt and 73 pound. oC int aod bas 1 host of labor-s~v in g fat. Fort~-SIX dl!aified dat~~htas device. and ~ convemeoee avenge BS-98 pereeut.. ildgetl. Blonde Woudrou& Sultao ll sirCouiltiDt ol aboUt 350 acres ed b~ Highfield BIODde Su!UD, on the 1borel of Sandu*" Bay, ••EJceJlent", Senior SuperiOr Sire. tbe subltatioo b.. be.log used for Tblo bull lw 70 lhuehlero • tllat l'ftlel~b em dairyiDg, e:rop& and averas:e 8,899 pOUDCb ot m1lk aDd wildllfe. Both tbt larm and the 301 pounds or fat. Nicetr·fiw ctu. d1lry bam were don&ted to the ai!led OaugbterB averaa:e MJJ3 per Ohio JlaUoo by William E . Levis cent. He i1l also the lire of Spar. tbroQJh Charities Fou.adatlon . .Ide Supreme, 1 aenlor beri lire Wapa toun tria lene the at Marlu Farm•. baro every U . miauteli to take Sul~n'.s The new COBA bulirs dam il Ena Wondrous Sparkle, an. "Exctt.lent" Tested Dam, who bas seven bclations that avenge: 28'7 day•; 11,9U: pounds of milk and Mt3 pounds of Cat. She is a matenal :~istcr to the dam of Sparkle su. preme. fngerator. Hus.k just before usmg. Women of a Wayne county gt'lftlll w 11] serve lunch. YOU SOON .AT .Aug. THE 15-18 Meigs with a display of the most modern DELAV.AL, NEW HOLLAND, FERGUSON, and OLIVER cuesta to outt)'IQS pointe of intere.t: oD tbe (arm. Featured at these stop 1 will be a bird-resistant corn rrop diaeate research, &Oybean aDd sugar beet teate aad demona.tration plots for aotl bank plactlngl!. Guided tout"s thro~.~gh the htg dairy barn begin at 10 •· m . E~T Station and extensian specialists will explain feature• of the huil'd· Besure .And See This Gigantic Display! ~· S0il° Bank "· FULTON- THOMPSON Deadline Ohio Po'!'erDy Extended\ ;'~oot~t~hr~ou~·~h~~~~~~·h~ig~h~"'~""~h~•~··~~~~;:::;:;:: in11 ond describe ... dairy selttb going on . Of particullllr ln tereat will be the milt bouse and bul'k holding .tank. The morning program abto iocl.ude&. talks on raising herd re.pla<!tments at low 1. WELL DEVELOPID Bodies witb good conformations. . ' The Sign Of Quality 2. GOOD COLORING OF Shanks Combs & Wattle • • m-an , Fordyce .Fly, H. C. YOQDI., G. W. Volk, C. D. McGre-w, l'rtllk Koni, R. L. Eby. E. F. Baumw and Ervtn Akins. North Central aubetltlon Is I6J cat~d 7 mil'es west of Sandufty • Wahl Road o-ff U. S. Route f! WE WILL SEE bloc~ A new J eney alee baJ ben purchased by the Central Ohio AI leaAC half the ..rtenaoo.r ..... gram w11I coolilt of • qa.u. and an•wer period wbn vilitaniJ will qu11 the eqM~rtl. llockntN. by W. E. Krawe, the pa'IJ'et d.r • ronatst of. T. M. Ludwick. J. W'· lllbbll, R. Il Baker, LJle ~ ~~,h~·~·~·m~a~n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, fl~~.OOO latest Senior Superior Sire •raUng .shoWs 38 -dauabten tbat average 9,888 pounda: of milt and 536 pounds of fat. He hu t CODA proof (ComPJJt-ed from HIR test records, twict"-dai-1')' miij;;lot tn 3015 days, mature equivatent) Hurry fre~Sh corn from the gar· s howmg: 38 daught:en with fr! re· den or marlret to .the re(ngerator cords that average 9.304 pounds ()t' to the kettle. The sooner il u; of milk and 506 pounds ol butterused the bettr it ts. If 1t 1s s lor ed fat. Thirty-eight dams with 123 for any lengtb of time, wrap it in recordt; average 8,Hi5 pounds of ·a damp toweJ and keep it in a re-- milk ud 433 pounds of fM:. Pullet Grower Means WCHS-TV ChannelS 10.15 Sports Parade 10·2fi Wrnlherman IO::lo D.att'Jiut>. 1 t.:urope 11 ·00 News II 05 The Late Show s~en Off Pra(}oer. bas'M1in been planed .ntrldloafOf'lOf'viaiton vlatttng farmer• will be tbe ult,..-modern Breeding Association for uee by dairymen in .this area. He is Blonde Wondrous Sultan, I "Veey Good", Senior Superior Sire. "Sultan" waa bred by J. L. HutWben th6 choice •ls from corn cheson of Rossville, Georgia. with husks, th.ey say, look for CODA purcba&ed bim from H. L. bright ogreen, snug .bus'ks, or ii PaiT of Headsprlng Fann, Newthe eara have been husked an1 berry, South Carollnl. -----·----- echdun~ on thL· sJm~ d.1 y. 1\lis, El•ea nor l! nlm ,., ma1·ked we rw~ly I at herttinw . "Wdl. we s u!'e ns took j m a lot HI mun•·y today" [ Pt>ople alwa ys usk thC' same follow the Moscow line. " questwn- " \Vht>fl rt o ~·ou find timl! On his r~tur'n home Tito said to wm k?" Anr/ 1h~ Hnswer is · " I tl-aat he intended la maintain re\a. don't find tlmt• 1 muk r• 1t. I am Huns ~llh the Western allies. L:~Lhe onl y guv in Uw world with his ter, he made It known that he privr.te 28-hour duy ." would not l'eCOgniz;e Communist -·-·--· · - - East Germany, as Ru&sla would like him lo do. Exercise To Help Feet CASTALIA, 0 .--()ne Of Ob10'1 moet modem dairy firm• will open IU aate. to tbe ce-a.eral pubhe at an .. open houae" afiau Ju~ 31. Sc:ene ol the eveot. i1 the Nortb Cmtnd aubttaUoo of the Ohao Aertculturll Experiment 1tation located near here. A day.,Jooe pro gram of toun, exhibit&, demon· .1tratlona and tl1b by .11pedali.l"tl WSAZ-TV Channel3 "'-, • New Jersey Sire Available·· ·· Opertllou_seFor Dairymen ·· ·· Is Planned At Castalia Order Your 1. EARLy PRODUCTION of large eggs. SEED 4. STANDING IIOit LONG ProducUons. AND Buy Master Mix Pullet Grower Fertilizer NOW MIDDLEPORT Feed Mill SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL - - - - - - - - - ·- , WHTN-TV Channel13 -w; POMEBOY, omo,., - '• .:: ~ '· . . 7 al] .'f •r -J • r . , 4 .. W.agoffB Acltie~Jf! Stalion rnd Because of Versatili iy . -·----- ------·-- Time . ;;:• .................. ) li&n.ed tl.. About wqons for thC'Ilc ~ J I the el• e and , . 1h nW 11J'Oil tboUWMie ••• IJl ~an ovar lilt u, L ••• )•war - .. dor Nlobola 112 ,;w - 2.5 .., pMCq..., lhot lber w CIOIMf'lioa aoct bitter. ODe blara· - WHEALTH- lbe abJilty to ruilt To Conduct Soil ....................,,..a...,.. .ra ,.. co n.a. or_. fe~ility Search __ -Ill Cl!od.thlo _ , ..,.. .... _,_I'lL ,.....,<l....,...,.orac~eA · WOOSTER, 0 .-Donald J. Hoff a native of Alberta, Canada, has been appointed asaisl,Jlnt pro(es. CAN YOU A"OID sor in the department of &.llronoTO HAVI THIMt my at the Ohio A-grlcu~turar Ex· 8loi ,..... Qarloo Vlft-·Nicbola pe'l'iment Station, Director L. L. .~- Rummell announced fo11owing approval of the board of control. HDff ill Jl graduate of the University ol Alberta where he also reeelved his master·, d~ee in 1953. He was awarded a doctorate degree in 1958 at The Ohio State University, where he • sP'!ciallzed 8teuhnvllle . Woadlfleld In soU and ntiU'It manJanese stu· ud 81. Clalnwllle, o•1o die1 with .soybean1. Hatcheries When UJ• SGG.ata arrl•~ It a '"'' 1cuJ tft.!m&l Jrl~TI WOJ'~~71!.J jool;o4 I'll ~~~~ H. w9')!1. ,qi!!! f.!!_ .CJ"l'e'•~oo.j. the Amencan Sheep Produeers' Council, Denver, ColO!'ado. Jones will &peak on the topic, "Where Yout Lamb · PrOmotion tary of MEIGS COUNTY FAIR aandbox. It had 11 le~ln 193~ Th ut \\il . , 1 ·-p •:p two wheels. w.,.-d from the 5 per t', :n [I ,m.:: • • Come In And Visit OUR DrSPLAY OF THE MOST MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT \ fREEZER ~~ Guest speaker for the day will be J. M. Jones, executive secre- TO SEEING YOU SOON AT THE lbape of .t amall for pver 9 per ct>nl or all ~ ; C!llDpiJtl ,S.te tor the nldit. eaeb l&tJI~ ~~~obUe ttllliSt.l, 4es1gn· bof b•d a tpeelU Job tt. 4p. Some: ~ -'""l~tf~-~ ~~ ..~~hrv.,tn WEARE AUGUST 15 - 18 YOU ARE CORDI.ALLY INVITED . TO . Tours o! the she~ research farm, exhibits and speaking programs will point up .the growin1 imJlortance of the sheep industry in Ohio to th~ more than 1,000 visitors expected to attend. Looking ··Forward, .. AT WOOSTER WIOOSTER, G.-Ninth JDnual Ohio Sheep Day wUl be ' belld ~ dJly at the Oblo Agricultural Ex· peri-ment StJltion, .Director L. L. H.umme-p bas anounnced. Fleming This popular m u.ll'l :• ,,.,k , 111M atap~ Ever)' bJ~ ol ol 'lUM. 11paee wu plaDned. There "fere It )'ou are thiuking r.r p \ar~·11ft~· pl1ce1 for a ti'MPllll atovt, an lnl a station wagon, look uH' r lc:e•bos. and varhlUI lc.ltcllen \lteo- the. various de!; l~n ~ carC' ·u,l, alll at one' end. Tht .rut of 'the Mi.kt... 11ure the one )·ou bl.ll' sui.J apace earrted the boJ'•' kDipsfck• your hmJI~'• needa. aDd .te.plar b•a:•. A tarp~ulln • • • eoverad the whOle, protecliDI the (F..,_foft writer. artilt, ad TV conMtQ -trom l,'ain. J)ff'toMlitv, Mih Chppman n a ..... lllet IJ.ul t Mliwt ~~ D•h'oic aftd Me sp~nt .. ..... aw--· . ~~with _.,,, SHEEP DAY HELD .. !!!! " I'P1, "· •· I Meigs Equipment Co. Where Quality Ia Puamooat llllltei'IIRIIDd 8eeoJlli'' '!I Pomeroy, 0~ Growing problems cnanie to growing · profits: when you~ sw1tch to Provico. j Not just a bettf:r Broiler feed but a ff:f:d (specifically formulatcdJp.!Jaster Bro1lt r.' , Growth,r' PROVICO MILLING . &FEEDCO. Rt. 124 Minersille, Ohio ,::0...-'1, Dollars Go." An added field day feature tbls year Is a special women'a pi"'gT'am centered around the · theme, "Make It Youraelif With Woof.'' Toptc.s on the afternoon pro· lilram include a prolfeSI report ou a limb diseue survey; effects ol pastures on. reproduction and lamb earcass grades aad cut-out va.IU('S. Beginnin-e at 10 a, m. EST visitors will see exhibits and demonstralions <m lllbor saVing prac. t1ce11 and equipment, take guided tours of the sheep pasture areas aod hear tallt!J OD ba'ee<lln& practices that Increase prnfit. The station's sheep research farm is loclted one mile south of W_poster on Ohio Route 76. . dtlt , .,., . MEIGS POMEROY, OHIO ·co PHONE 98 CO-OP JACK , Mgr. �r.;-:•· ,; : r.~j! Four ---------- The Dqily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddl eoort, OhiG ~--~-------------------------- ----~ F _.~id.Qy, ~u)y 27, .1 ~56 Softball Tourney Semi-Finals Tonight _ 4 1 0 ....~ tO:: s lims.- ss ;..~t.·--!-;t-.:;;;--: 2_ ~. 1" o ,')·..,.;,..;~ '4,~T-:-iTrembly, r! '" ~ vict-ories ion last n lght's j a~­ ~s to remain in: the meet ah101 with Lakin St_et 1:1 Ut;S!)Ital, tile Qef.end inlil champ.'l. Top·jpt'l!l gamt'S w;ll fin<t tlJe ~in team meeting Smith ~~­ }toktering at &. o'clock and Phillip Spom m~ing CIO in a ·I!'IIIJle W {pUow immedial~ . The IQsers "fill meoet un Saturday for t.ftlrd ace whi\4! the ..Vnners will rac:r ach other Qft the same night for 4: champipn~ip. . Lor~ Bide~: ol th~ Sm ith leMm hurled a ~hl.11er at Spor:n N'o. ~ as· the Parkersb\rrg nint: wr" l;IY a score o£ ~- 1. Th~ oniy hm hits rollected bv the SporO. le11m were two sirgles by Floyd Cape- ~ · 6:40JII S- 23.2C (; :70K15- 24.16 ANY New. il:..-.1-! 'il. .,_,.c . . 7 ~60•1>-2'9136 ' -~ Tn on Your Car '. &:OOxlS-32.56 RLUS TAX A.ND RE¢A~..A.ILE(TlRE. LIMITED NUMIJER ONLY! ¥ :5 :50xl7 ANp 5:50x1.8 IN STOCK AT $10 lbad.Tb~-ItsSporn's number one bia lnnirilj in the team third : they put toa:etbe-r three bits ahd two Euo errors to tally four run1. A bases loaded sinsle by Pee. we, Wtigbt was the big bluw EACH or the innln·g. 4 SlOl'o ,home run blast by Dwr&bt Sayre 1n the second ill'll· Ina: tled the bali ·Jame up at 2-2. We sell the best and service •h• ,..t Sporn had SL'Ored one. in rthelr hilt qf the fi·rst irinlng when Jim !Jawe:rty doubled home Buck 'l'ftmawt, who ·had walke-d. A home run by T.elplant with a mlln on bue in the fifth .in~in~ provided th¢ final twil. r:u~ .fpr Sppr.n. eri.ek&t Searles, Wright, and J~~le G lbb!i! all bad two hits 1plece for the Sporn nine. Sea-rles Wfli!l t·h e winniqg hurlw. Too much pitchl'ng on the part Of Dop B]iaekbll'nl of the CJO team -.r.:~ tbe lltory of that elub'R 10-0 / victoTy over the Mason City Rat- Racine Service Statio.ouver laileY,-~ner Racine, Ohio Phone 314,3 f.a CIQ toll~d one ruq lfl ~~~ r;r.s,l SAVE SAVE ·those ing lh{. ball .game because or a to'frney rule that gives th e g pm~_o h.J a t~ Jm gctling 1:1 ten run le r d at any time <:lfler the fifth innip g .. The box ~<;OI'e !i: H . I SPORN NO. 2 AB SMITH UPHOL. R. 0 2 0 U' 0 .0 0 ~ 0 J AB 3 0 0 0 U 0 0 I} 0 0 0 1 u 1 2 R H I I 3 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 I \\ori ~ht , ' c( --·- 4 3 1 ""' . 4 I Tenollnt , 3b Hagge rt y. r[ 21! .,Uc 62, 4 door sedan,Gne local 0"9.1et', WI!~'-~=.:·=~~= metfinish that look s ll~e new, Hydl:~~ r · ·' · · · w iuCl noww~.~~unow ·· · · • • SUM· - -- ·- ~Ill 194ll 1947 1947 ID49 1949 1949 1949 coven, slandl\r!l s!\llt. ltSO r with a Flllhlna ~- ~pd ~ ~II)J~ul Blond. ~ I!CIDY~ble, thla Ultla &port COIIP. ill fAtp down and soak up tl)!t 11\lD aa the miles ron j)y. 11)'1\r~l!lilac, radio, heal> 111 ~ '!ll4 now. pP ~· $191 r, :I(ARR anct·v ; t:J)ntl:LAC A.N %ANDT • ~H.ON.E 485 OLDSMOi II,.E Q ' 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 2 • 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ·0 1 0 1 t 1 1 1 t r 0 {) 0 0 0 0 Clnemi!ICO~ Tec:hnicolor Gor~•Y Lea ''THE SPY CHASERS" Guv Madlaan 1 ~2 I 0 COO 0 j l)unn, d 1 A.~ -·--·-------- 4 H. S:J m!i, 11> ·------ - 3 R ~ 0 o· 2 . 1 · lOoFF 1 --·-.~ ON Fans ·'.And ,Mowers I Mrs. Bird Hughes, IndianapolLs; been here for a visit with her aun~. ~rs. Helen Terry. • " ' •• DOUBLE ACTIOII ' G·E CIRCJiA TOI REG )9.95 NOW $49.95 -- $295 ' FORD \1o ton Pleknp PONTIAC 2 dr -Exira clean ro, 1952 INTERNI\TIONU 2 ton LWB 1950 FORD 2 dr. • ExeeptloiUil (llye up but ten. 1950 PONTIAC 2 dr $595 ' CRI!VROLET 4 dr Dx Sedln 195! CHEVROLET 4 dr Dlx. Sedan 1951 CHEV Bel Air Hard Top epe. new paint • • . .. $475 4-Dr. Deluxe-Hellier, Radio - ... 1949 FORD 2-Door Light • '• • • ' . . -.. $249 . $225 -'• Green- H ~alcr ' I ..• ••' 1,948 CHEVROLET 2 Uoor- Dark (ireen - R:..dio, Hr-at er-New shocks • • t • 1948 PONTIAC .. · · · · ·· $145 ~ Door- Dark Blue fi'tmsh, Heater · F in:sh VB M~tor $125 '•• • • • • • POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' SAVE ON THESE AND . .. .1 J@pt"' SEE 'THESE --•l..> f ,• • 2 dr ....n' heater and def. Beautiful dark green finish Enjoy Delicious to/- 1953 PONTIAC: Dlx l cyl 4 dr Sed $1,095 '4ydr.l!!"atlc. SpotW.!s or,_igiMI tQM 1reen flnl11h. Jtu[ly r"UDruUtloned $20,50 1954 .OL~SMOBLE Super 88 4 dr Sede~n • 1955 Ford 18 Customtine 2 dr. seda·n radio heater Barbecued Chicken r~matlc" luggage and def. Light green finish. SUNDAY JULY 29th 1956 . Chevrolet 4 dr sedan radio .water and def. Beige over brown finish. 3 to 6 p. m. ~1.25 • I ,. • $225 e~vers 1955 Plymouth "TMI nOP TMAT KIIPI < · 1950 PLYMOUTH 98c up plate AD AT Bailey's Lake by .., Sponsored TIM ....., $&$..... 1950 PACKARD · 4-Door Automalic !>rive- Heater, seat LATE MODEL BEAUTIES Service <::: .! $645 Open Evenings to 8 pm Sunday Fr~ 1 to 4 pm $18.oP ' ;·~'I c 1;;;:~~~~·~~ub) R~ruo. . \941 FORD· · "''YM"UTK c:-voy Club cpe $1,195-00 Really Pow'! so...,;,, ""d bnk,-.1-owm·l - by•n• coreful •-•· 191:4. ,. r~~ro ~ , "" --tharp. Makt ut an ctff•r Std. ahlft. Orltln•l lwo &on• ll'fiY finish. Sho-. gaod c•r. . . $1 395 00 TH C b k 4 dr $995.00 1953 BUICK V.B.Super.4dr S•clan , , 19,3 PLYMOU rom roo . D,ynoll•w d_rl••· ',""="' ... _'""'.• ~~>"",--...... JIO!IIJ\1 ·~ .· .• ., ·. G~d clean low mlleillllf'! car. _. -· ,~ ·,. Mi...... K .....MJii:e Motion $645 6 Pass. Station Wagon- Heater. new rin gs, sharp cr'"""l 1955 BUICK Special 2 c;lr Dlx. Setl$2, 195.00 '1954 FORD Dlx._¥!1 ~~'Sedan $1,195.00 VOIJ GOING'" ' ; .. ''~ CHEVROLET 2 dt;.& 4 dr Dlx Sedans ~- 1951 CHEVROLET . . . 1951 I Duor- New ULack Paint- H:oater Radia • BUICK Special 2 dr - one owner, Dyn --··-·· · ~! $529 k 11951 Sparkllne Hrk blue with whjte ., • PLYMOUTH 4 dr Dlx Sedan br ..,., •.1.,..... Completed On . I Camping Tr1p FORD . , .. ·· • 1951 · Like n•w conditio..,. fordomltlc - Fullv equlpjMd. Low mil..u• ~1951 w ton.PicJ!qp $695 1955 FORD V$Sunli.ner Fairla~e Co.,$2, 195 Final Plans . :-Door- Eftra Nice Blaric Many Mo~e DODGE ' 19so w!ll be sold. .. .. $545 ~· \$495 !~!.<l cake, and while nylon Tup ovtor Black Heal er- Hadio 2 Door--Commandl'r-V8 Automatic Drive- Heater 'Mark and John 'MitcheH , Athell'!! , ane vis ilin-~ .flreir lfJ'andparren-ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles. Mrs. Solmon M&Rgied -and two ~tnn s, Charle-ston have ·been -dt~ Eueost-s of her parent5, Mr. a~u1. Mrs . Sanford Thomas. Mr!l. Franklin Clark, who Is visitin-( her .p arents. M:r. and Mns. Gerald Northup, Gan.lpoli-s Frn-v, has been a ·guest of her- oaren-t9lrt-law, Mr. and 1M·rs. Cl•aren-ee Clwrk lor !'leve-rnl dny9. Shfl! le~ .,,. turning to Fort. Ritchie, Md., Ao0n At the Enterorl!le EUB this evenine. Home-made iee . .. . .. . . .. $865 ' 1952 STUDEBAKER ... , · SOCIAL PLANNED An trP. crt'am social wJll be held Opfttr L.1 pulh lir dow~ loWer f•n blowt if up, Toe(ouch switcb witb 3-- tp,edl. 1. ~p-ill. . 111'49 . CHEVliiOLJ!T 1.,. ton fiat body Low mlluge. One ureful owtl•r. Dyn•flow drin )onvertible IIIDGO PlAN cPe • J'aet. Rebulll eng, 1951 PONTIAC 2 dr & 4 dr Sedans 1952 CHEVROLET IUY OW 1950 FORD Z d-'or ·1949 BUICK 4 dr. Sedan 1947 PLYMOU'IIH Clnb 1948 . CDUlOI · .. . . . $845 Heater , 2 ton Blue 50 serie11 4-Door, lnd., has 1948 PI.VMOUTJI2 door 1948 PONTIAC 4 door - $1695 $1195 1953 CHEVROLET Mr. a.nd Mrs. Kenneth Frene!J · and son, Gary, Schenectady, N. Y. hls mother, Mrs. Earl French, CoJumbus, and his sister, Mrs. Betty T~urb£"r and rhildten, Debbie amd Stephen, Columbus, Visited 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward F\renc;h . South Second Ave. Thursday. Gary, Debbie and Stephen ·are great grand· l'hild'ren pJ Mr. &nd Mrs. French. 1948 BIJICK Super 4 dr. 1948 CHilVROLE'r 2 door >· .. -. 1955 CHEVROLET 1954 FORD 0 ' . 4-Door VB, Heater Over-Drive- Extra Clean K&M$e.hio "··= Ma1j1Jric Bentz. Spending Summer At Reynoldsburg ~ ' · Expert Wheei Balancing IPh;:-· Prices! l@_Used Cars@) r . (One MUe West Of Pomeroy On lit. 1!4) 'Adm. $l.O()....HigJo Sehool Students SOc-TR-IALS 1:30 1950 Uncon· dlUonally Guaranteed 'bv · 11\0re than 38.000 . ATLAS DF.UllllS 20tJL .. MF.RCliRV 4 tlonr FOitD 2 tloor PI,YMOliTI! 4 tloor JllfDSON 4 door · POMEROY OHIO ~ CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY BUICK Super 4 dr- ow: O)VDOr IP\V lllll~-g~ 20.43 Your CROSLEY O.ol•r 226 E. MAIN U , H&R FIREST0~- .\l•o Comedy and Cartao;, llj---,.--------1 1949 12.24 16.90 ALLEN APPLIANCE • AT Andy DeYIM "MARSHALU IN DISGUISE " 11 Or Any HOME APPLIANCE NOW Hunh Ha11 with Group 2 · July 28 Seturday Only CHEVROLET H> ton Stake 'body but theae S.EE THfS~ V4LUES " WICHITI," 0 0 0 0' 0 0! , Loyal Women's Is l:(onored With Shower Cla~s Holds Wltether It Be A-- RErRIGERATOI, T Y Annual ~icnic • . Mllt~ ii Veta M~:Cru Joel 0 19.50 18 MOS GUAR · 36 MOS GUAR · 148 MOS GUAR These batteries are $695 - lito- R H BUICK Sp. 2 dr. 18 MOS. GUAR .. 9.95 36 MOS. GUAR. 1".~ 48 MOS. GUAR. 19.20 'block and while flr*'h. Ute new U,ea, ·ae~\ 10 6 2 New, Uqited· ~t..h~i~t Pasto1 '1"HE ~-TRATTON STORY" 11150 Prices I 1 1 Light, Blue, low mileage, Heater, clean --- - lU 020 11:-8 10 2 1950 fORD 2 door 1950 MERCURY 2 door . Battery car ~ I~ top value. CI!"P as a pin iJ!slde. Nice ----- --- - - 30 -- . 200000(}-2 $395 Groupl ~ 1 1 June Al1yson 1 2 8 10 U49 OLDSMOBILE 2 door Sedan Con Not Be Beat Dix. 2 dopr. Here is 2 Esso ]'. S ttO l'O p ·· ······-· ·· 3 PONTIAC 4 dr. Seil!!n CIU:VROLE'I' 4 dr Sednn BUICK 1 <lr. Se<lln ·~ ou~ •• 1953· ·Oldsmobile ~hlefton S(!nT ! t' .~, 1948 IJODGf; 4 tlr, Sodnn In all, Mi~dlt:vort pitchers trlbuted to the losa by Jiving J 1 walks. Wahama could only .,_llfll,I!IMlc 1952 Pontiac _3 .!Oimes Stewart y ·27 July ""$99·0.Q ~~ 1955 Doclae $21tl 1 2 .- . TIM! West Vlrelnla nine seven ruN, all on one btt, In fourth and t"ree more in the filL~ . R. Ste-phens, c _ -- ---- 4 Waha.ma team, made up nf all they <\ 2 auy FrQm.ISI«e-tt.-.a..-- For A Better Buy A~. R H th8 walk• and four er• Btll S.:u ns, 2b --------- 1 ' Wahama All-Stars ·· Whip Middleport Nine By 12 to 2 aile, Custom Royal 4<\0or sedan Modern tw.~ 1.O.lll! ~"" ~~~~ llfllw fli!!!IIL Clrlve, radio, heater, clear p~tlc syt cov n.III,;M/ ~ b1!Y 2 Tut<.~l 4. l Gilm mc. (' _ 4 0 Layne, I~ -- ---------- 3 0 ~ Clal"'k . Jl.t - ------ ----- . 3 l' Sayre , ss 2 (;ibh ~. dleport tea'm came In the laet the slrth on another homer one by R. BOwler. ' Serlee s. l!leanor Schaaf, Ml!ld}eport Society Editor- Phone 8079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 0244 2 AB :"" SUNDAY AT boya 12 years and under from the Wahama Junior League, jumped to a two :run advantaae in the ftrst Inning on a triple by D'&.Je Justiii t~at scored Eddie VanMeter. Justis scored later on a wild pitch. Mlddleport moved to within TUn on Ronnie ~orne 1 run In tht~ bottom of the only other run scored by the 195.4 Cqdifloc . •. ~I 1J I 0 t ftirbard~t, tb ___ _ . __ 2 0 0 W.!1ium11, 8b --------- · 2 0 1 Null, a ------ _ ·--· __ t 0 0 V!en; ~!1. ________ _ __ 2 n t Moore, b · ----------- 1 0 0 Ruclrley, p ________ ____ 2 'l 0 Fle~lf . c _ ------ -- __ t· 0 1 T'>t.al . . __ 25 7. 8 :t · IFJ ~ ... d out far Wtlliaml'! in 7th IJ-F,dnf'fl rr.r VIe-~ in 7th ~e .• STQCK CAR RACING Dwrtletl, 2b __ · - ___ 2 ( -llch\.lst, r __ · __ ___ 3 S~ORN, -o 'f\Ohtl -- __ , _._ -- 20 0 CIO ······-- · lptl Si\(1 3-:-10 10 Mason --- ---- 000 000 0- 01. !5 . rl · 0 AI R PARK. ESSO • ·· S.. I 1 Burknrt, ct ----- ----- - 3 1 l Moore, 2b --· ----- ----. 3 1 1 Cultrider, ,rf ___ ___ 3 1 0 West,!~ __ . --- ------ 3 1 z' Cline. lb ------------- 3 0 1 Thoma~ . 3b ----------- 2 0 0 3 0 0 Ehi cr . p :O.rnilh, c .. -------- 2 1 0 C'ham·l'tf!'l. If _____ _ __ 2 0 0 Tnt <~ ! _ . -· ----- ·- - -- - 24 5 5 Sporn No. 2 __ __ 001 000 0--1 2 2 SmiH.'s -- --·--- 005 000 x- 5 .51 Eddy, If, r! ....••••... f 'olwell , rf _____ _______ Nulfer, rf ___ _____ ·--Tefft. ef ------- ____ ---~ --- Cat·twrig ht, 3b __ __ __ - Robin-suo, c ---- ------Oliver,, 2b ------ -----Sayre, ,oo,s - _ -------· Tucke r, <', 3b --·--- --Davis,rrr .•. -------- -· Strickland, p ------ · --J . Jo hn"''n, p ---- - -- -- P. John!iOn, U --- ------F:ox , If _ ·---- , Chattin, rr -- --·------::: mith, cf' --~-- Dudding, lb ------ --.....Capehart, 1'b --------- the MiddlepQrt Little League All Stal'!l by a fleOl'e of 12-2 in a game playe<J on Th11raday evening on th4J Middleport field. WlTH U~ID CAR VA.LUU "QM ...It. ........ • _________ 4 MASON The Wahama All Stars whipped $$$ - "I;otnl ------- - · -- ------ 28 t- .'-"tull('() fi)J' Buc!dey In· 71·h S.\VE . lUackburn, p ------. inninJ w:~ U. Sa,ms w~ ca.~~-~ off ,O_ con.l ~ut 11!• bl\l( ~Q).' ~l\','iJ. from Bob Otiv,~ ~ - ~e ~~fl o;1 ·m to , ac~ . T~e.)', , _ thr,~ r.Q/)!1 each in ~ fo~, (l ~ij. apd se'"nt~ l"l)ins• t~e lrfl'\1, tlll'l'! ~'l'l' ·w:est bu'rg Esso leam a~r thev romped an easy 8·2 vicl-ory ·a fter glvJirtg · 't-wo nms to 1he upriver nine tlf,e to~ ot the first. ' ~~Sa- m s,3 b . a ••,~~:A o( 'those hits cam~ in too much da!l for rthe Ptrrkeom- t .~ Bu rl Sams, If F. C a~~9trl. U _______ 2 :\t.Qqn•, 3h ---- - -- r-- - 3 , t·h~ third ·Inning '11nd drove homt H'~ s:>on . 1~ ------------ 3 Bt)b Smith, whO h&d walked . Russ~ll . cf _________ 3 ~ :t.Ju:ee ron' ·ttom~r by Sltort- Bp,rt~n, 'i -- ------ -- - - O· st!)p of · smith'!; Proyldcd AtMY.. c -- -2 m~ thafl enough for the n,-a-rgl.n Roush, 2b ------ _ __ l of VIet«)' for the Per):eTbuN!' Ke,Ily, 2b __ ___ ______ l tealJ) . That cal'Tje ln the third ln- Davi ~. ss ---------- -- -- 3 niTif and added to two mON tal· Couth . rf --- -- --- ------ 1 in t.:he 1111me frame (ot: k, rr -------- ---- -- 2 , lies ' all• 0( their runs. Smith. p -------------- 2 Spom proved t~ bavl' ·rotat .. --··-- - - -- __ 23 hurt. One . (:h.ort,tr PHI Where Your CoilfiCience Is JuatlfJed £. Mom St.. f:oJIItiOY, - ,. ' em Have Low MUeage and Priced To SeD Quick "0. R · H. · RA. WLINGS SONSM'll~-' z· · · Middleport, • . • ·' Ohio ·. .. . . . . Cor.- o Onu • nd St s �'-~··· 1 Page Six • " " • ssp ow The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi(fiileport, Ol"iio ~-=~~==~~~~~~~ ------~ \VANT ADS ;<I 4) • ~ IX~ by aartioa.. 11:-:am~m rllarR.e ~- .!.teamer. Clinton l'"isher, J'I'RUCTUft.AL 1 &EAUS JUNK CO. Mid · 'eenta: per word for tbre. coa dl~port. Ph. 6265-X. U.l-tf MCUti't'e lDsertlou For reo\-BxteDUoa Ledden. lpeci&I-Cult~ moolb for 26 cenu Scaffold Boardi, D~ Cloths. ...... word. CllnlOD Fisher, lliddit!port. ~111 nte ot 2 c~uu pe:"' woro w1U be charged Cor ad vertisma: If not paid fur befoJ"e the •.!;tb of eal!b mooth ioUOVi'ibJ inserUon. Ynon I Phone 82&-X. Ad\lertlfilUi-ShOuld br lb reported unra.:.edtal·~IJ . TJe Dai:y .seotioeJ WtJI DOt bt! respc1Dslble fen;. more than ooe wcorrect lo / MtiOJL narn lllf 'J'banu ana ~po!clal No Uces of ~\leOti pruned at regu lar Obatu~tnes da.ssifled n.ll'li. publbhed at 1 CMl per word. :.:.barged Ad$ recclvetl by mall or teh•pboo.t. JlVea cardW lt:..A Uon. ... 1 ' 1 :-.lohces ( 171 INSU!tANCE AGENCY Fire. Automobile, Heelth 5-14-lf Real Estate Broker WANn:n - Woman for houseIn MIDDLEPORT, OHIO'" wol'k . Live in . Frank Be;~ch, 6136-M PHONU 6311 r.thidlcport It D. Leading Croek Rd 7-24-tltp --- - ~ :- - -- - - - -~--~ , 2 GUEllNSEY COWS, two year~ old will flcsht•n 111 Uecembcr. CONCRETE BLOCKS 2.nd t•alf; 1 lwi fer-hr~lf Jcr11ey "'Build Better For LMt .. omd half whilr-facc. Jack ScadGRUESER BLOCK. CO. rnab1c. J'omcroy, Ohio. 7·26-3tp 1 '!I Miles North of Pomeroy - - ~ On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gru.wr. ':=:;;:::;:::;::;:;:::::;::::;:;::;;:::;;::;; I lrade on IurDJil:rc ur applian· 4 t)..tf 2 brrlroom on 1\1 ullwl r y ;\VI'. l' hunr· ti\HH X 7 :n-Ote Lost & Found - LosT $20 hill he! · went \lllllll' lir ., taammt <md 4:~ l'olr· st.. ,\oll•l· dt~p•rr\. 1rr the Chur<·h o[ C"hn . .t Ftndn 11 11 "'1' 1' 1-€1Urrt l r• 1\t•v. l'ntl I. (;:..rdrwr, t•r S<'• T' Ltr~ 1. . H. \Vtlt·y b a drm;rl.lllll I ;t\ B 1 Autu - ..·------, - ----- G. E. REUTER We Invite Bookkeeping Accounts, Audits, Tax Problems, Notary Public. 1\f~ETO NS MACHtNE SEHVH'E Cuar:..nltcrl Salc11 & SNvlt·!' All model s re paired & ch~ttrifll'rl . 1'. 0. B11x 148 , Phone llOIJ.J . l'nm<'roy . Oh1o. 7 ~ 19-tl Serv1ces QU.!CK SERVIC~ oo Watch b paJrinll bJ Facton· Trulned walcl1nu1kcr. COI..LIN~ JEW& hascnwnlli, IF To Sell, T rode or An~010 & ~LEV~SIO~ sJo:RVlCE nounce, Let A Doily l'hun e :!00. Cleland Applian..:e Sentinel Display Ad ::SLore, 118 W M.lil:n Sl, Yomero} I or Want Ad be Your - - - - - - - - -I Representative. FOREMAII,I & ABBOTT T.V. :iJER- ' VICt.. AJJ wakcll U('pair~Jd hy 1!;1. - They Get Results pt'rL 'J'ccnrucuma. l'.twoe ~ ~ 7- 11\f l:t;);j Iil i i! ·~-: VB SIIJIO"I' 4 d""f :-,. · d.tr t •hnaflow drtH·. ~ 1 . 10.1 J:t~l;l :..!.~ l( ~--­ llhtll . tilt• -·- ~; 1'1 .\ :\lUI 'I' ll { t;tnilJ'(JIII\, rl11111" St•t lall . ,.t,•an . :\i!l!l!i. Bl.wl lu cu \, t .. w m ,l, (20 tl' Insurance LEGAL NOTICE ----------- S<'a ll'd Dtds will lw l'<"cPiVI'll hy Ba.rnca-Simr.,.on lrumi'IHlCil Ai:enC}', lhe Ht:mrd . of ~:nunty Cor.nmb~ion · MullllcpOI"t. to'il'C _ AullOmubilc~ crs .or Mer~s .tounly, Ohto, al lh •· llomL~. Ptumv 631~ · X 6-2tH! Offtcc of Satd li·oard: Punu•ro:,. ___ ·----- -~---~- Ohw. up unt1l J2:00 oclnt·k nnon, C'OMPLE'I'l£ lnsur•llce, Protection, Au~ust 20, IOMi, I or furnislung J,lfe, Auto, i'' lrc, Polio. Call Doll the fulluwing. MiHs. Middleport, Ob:IO. Transport dl'livery or Hrist' l ~ --···-~--F1Lel Oi1', to the Cnunty Ga ra~t' . Real Estate H.(l('k Sprin-gs, Ohio, at the lJin"l". tion of tile t'flllnty Jo:n gin~t'l, tlnr · JlOL'SE and 6 aOJ'N; land for :;a le. ing lh1• 90 dav pPr\ml Cummenl'illg your 'l'O!Mn~'~, Pk ISI!try . \.t~t•alrd August 20, 10511. tJII l'ur·Uand·Bald Knob.; Hnad, Bonrrl o[ f'olnrnl~sinnp:·~ n·~rrvt• rn l.l'banon Twp. Prict' $12UU. lhc Right to reject any m all ~: rnc~>L Cfrnao. 7·~l:.!A.p Rids. FOH. SALE-hart !<lrby Real Es· Sl'c, 2352 ·IHltl, Rutlanotr. Townsh 1.p . 3! Boord of Co unty {'nmlllissionPr~ ~;~cr~ land, bouse, barn and out rMrigs rnutl't~v. llh)o. bu ilding-s, See Georac A. Mem. By Drlm 1\<ll·nlb:, Cle rk. hiHC Admint&t.rator, 8-1-tr .. - 7 - :.:fi . lit~ 1!!!1·1 UI.DS\10iiii.J.: S111Wr lUI -1 dunr S•·d.,n po11•· r ,t•·•·n,tt ~ ;t ml hrak<'~ l .ow lllt l •·a ~:t· . oil<' fi lo ' ftll ,,wnt•r. :\'1ako· 11 ~ aJJ ofkr Blitdlne~r ·s. 1'11111<"~ "-l , 11h 1u. 7·2fl·6tr I -·.- I"J ,r lt COilpt•. ~ l ;l!lt lard l"i lt 1fl. 111 i.:m :1l 211111(' ~ro ·v f1m~h . ~110~ Bl 1wl 1!)54 I'I.Y:\Hil 1 TII tllilr ·~. l'o;lll'l"l •l ( 21) S:l\"11)' (Iiiio . 7-2ti-tt:· H eyllndt·r . hvdnrH ;t\tl". fu\lv n't·nnditiotwri. ,$10!l:'l. lll;wll nar'H. J•omrro y, nl11n . 7 211-fitl' J!lfi.:\ ]'flNTl/H ' l\1'111:>: 4 d l}or S1•th111 l!lfi~ 6-16-U 1 Jrtiddlepott. 'I· :r~··· I'Oll ]t'["!l_l', uh .r t. I I ~llles JI\,H."\\1:-Ir '•, 11\•lll<''"Y, rl You bave something lantlscapm~. l'lr. M . Cuwdery. Lung Uoi.LLJm, Ohtu. :umplt'lc WliE;EL At.H:NMENT, b.~~;:.nc ina and brake servicll. Hackett's Sodely :::icrvice, Wc~!ft Matn Stred, Pomeroy, Ohio. ·; Highly specialized salesmanship is nn" nf ' tf-je most import·ont vocations of the world today. Good so lesmonsbip ·requires positive thinking and faith in that to be sold, be it pro duct or service· • ..... ·Popular, attractive and smart young p~o­ ple with glowing countenances and personalities 0 re needed as salesmen to sell the ser· vices of he Church . Youths and young women such as the one pictured here, con do o mighty job of selling the Church and its services to the young folk of their community, beca use they ore natural leaders ·and their co mradship is so~ght ofl'er. Ifthey ore active in their own c hurth .their friends will be so iJ on attenJing also. The "SALESMEN WANTED" s igns of the Church ·arc never taken in and "NO VACANCY" signs ore ever displayed. 105 E. Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio l""!:UI X. DOU<~&-PLYMOU'J'H lJEAl.r _w-:1_~: ~~mer~!· EllS. :H-ll Blii.LDOZE!t !•'Oil ll!HK Pondli, Auto Salesmen Wanted ·· Olllce Phone 269-M romcrny Nat. Bank Rid({. S~:WlN<; 1,.nn n VR Snnlllu·r !•·rnrla nt• Con\'r.rllhlr {'1' 111W . !•'oniomu1l!' . fulh• l'fjlllpPd. l ih 1WW. $211H'i. nta~ l ln;rr ·~. l'fllni'ril~ , Oh io. _______ • T!le Queen City team ag~m to the Bt•ooklyn Dodg rr~. Thursdfly nig h(. wen~ I I Mr~. ashclt, liam Fisher. John lhle, Mrs. 1 . " · ' Top,.., : FINAl PERFORMANCI In PltlJ!burgh ot ~f bll~ ' ton .•.,:::::· ·~~~~='":;:read out rudy tP. be raised. the fBUdy entr~c:t ; Ringling Bros. and Be.mum a: BaUey C91D:~Ineil ~·· ree&ll• a.o4 Lb~ perttJrmtng. Hen.c eforth you')J hfv~ to aee 1 these scenea ot clroua daya ol old. 'l'bere·a ~ pa~, the rnultt- . tht clrcua m • can\'llal!tU arena. · flnteraatio~t.UJ -------·-- ----:--- NO Mrs. A. R. l'ullrn o[ Midleport her mother, Mrs. John PhilliP\ Tuesday . Mr .ttrtd Mrs. Dllvid Cunningham muved t!ll!! week lo the Kocbh•r apartment, East Mam Street. M1' . an-d Mrs. Clarence Gardner Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gat'·[ dnr r Jr . returned to their borne, NewpOrt, Ky., Wednesday after a \o'lsit with Pomeroy relative:s. Alll!n Chase o£ Huntington, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chase of Dayton were Thursday dinner ~ucsts of Mrs. Jo!ln Chaac. ~AGIC a-! CADILLAC '62 4-Dr. SHan, Blaek Radio and rrs than How Easy IT IS FOR YOUR • BEAUTIFULLY ·FURNISHED HOME· TO COME TRUE Hr:at.r, Hydramatlc, Seat covers New Tires with LJfe Ill bell 1 DOI*tO- TH' CEtEFlAL 8AYS UP 1t> ME-· OF A I I AND IT'O MEAN WORI(JN" ON AMD NQil; FROM NOW 01'1 ~~ DREAMS 1950 I By HAROLD GRAY', But We Would Like To Show You WHAT A BUY BAKER F G11ard A Real Clean Cor LEGION . i 0 TO ON THE B"IGHTEST CORNER "" IN MIDDLEPORT ' r •• • . ~lfr$ "DREAM.KITCHENS" .... ' . ' · ·-. , as low as $5 per week; • I I · ~~/ FOREMAN & ABBOTT •... Mill Street • Middleport MEN & WOMEN FOR ADDED INCOME Quality, Service I Sew-Rite Sewing and Merchandise Club Entertained At Kennedy Home ..... n, Trevy-Finstewold Funeral Homo I .(l 1 AYIORWI.. I :'~~;;:",;;,M.'.::-_ ~~ _m 1.:::::::=:::::::::::::::::::==::::===, • e e e e tor the. n6Xt me&1JAt. e I __ _ d.r+.ak, th11 lonze&t oae. .ot his car- ~ -· ---~-~- ...-. ·- --~~ ··------·~ -. ~!ATION~ 990 On Your Dial an tell motorists about aood apota for plctuJJtl. Whe• ther· Intended to or not, the siena are an aid to uh· driv.ing . The} alert mo• torists to the . vlewa and thus eliminate the danger of sudden and dangeroua stopa. They also I tend to help r&duee fatlrue. Stop· · ping to take pictures is • . wei-' come break in a long drive. ! More end more states art , · adopting the "phowseenic aim" , idea. Maryland hu posted signa : atong its highwaya saylnr ''See· : nlr Overlook-1,000 Feet Ahead.'' : The Dartmouth· Lake Sunapee re· ~ • gion of New Hampshire h.. aet 1 up special markers K'uidina: pho- · torraphers t~ the l8 colorful, eov~N!d bridges In that area. These bridi'i!S an mo1~ly on eidt roadg and would be difficult to : find witho11t dlreetlofts. llllnols : just r~ently' irtlti,~d a profram to ell~b\{sll photo . r~hle il'n• ~ at l'lll hfg'hWay vlst !1, •tete parh And ·PlAces ·ol ·1\:hitorfe interetl . . Tht m~~:r}t~-1 ~~~~ bf ir! the shape · of peopre takin' ' •n•~~hou ~~d will say "Photo11eemc V1ew A heed." South Dakota Is a~o planning a eimiJar proerem. j Many other atetea with teenle! " 1 vit!WS will uildoubttdly ~ adopt photoscenlc road tlin• •• an aid to camera-carrYina · motortsta. ."!!!'~ I . Jj~:wj~ F. KNq~N~,,,. . . ' · .-·----- PAUL 0, HOFFMAN liJEII ~INT I!PI'fQOwp has notnlnalet! Sen. WilHam 1'. Knowland " lR·P. .).,~~ 1L Humpbtey (D·J.linn.), Paul G. Hoftman, tl!tnd · 1ronJi:\BU:D'ter,u memben ot the United States delegation ,6) · ...a£ (ttptral'-mbl¥ of the Unt~~aU~. (Centroz. P~e~) NANCY ' ~ OH. PF.ANUTS -~-'" -~- BOY ..---.1 TALLEST I SODA IN ' TOWN 204" I I . ~UHSH '" ni , ''YOUR urn1ture 1 I ' SUNRISE wu-11:~~~~~~~~:::===~~==~====::::5~~~: Cincinn11tl, now five 11nd onP· hAlf Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mrs. David t7J 27: lfh a. Hl , 17-4k ~ames from flr1:1t plRce, hnpl'rl that Nease, Mrs. Joe 'l'lloren, Mrs. Fred 7 - ~6·6k e!t~cr Fowler, who has a 6·0 win· Nca.~c . Mrs. Homer Uolt·cr and Mrs. 1 FOR SALI.TRADI·OR RINT lo ~t record or Gro&6, who Uswlq Nease, n Acre rAUM 4 room house cl'! LEGAL NOTICE both om his starl.!l, might gl'l them , lar. chlckt·n house, 1 acroH ctml, Aaron Hysl'll. wiHlM' place nf ba('k on the wh:ming trail a~ain . NUPTIALS PLANNED li nt \\':il l'f T:111k. :tn J.:"l w11h ~idt· 11t 1•nly IOCllSl pos.~. !loR 11\tlil l'(•~iti<'llt'l' IS 2tl:'i l'unt\11r Sh-ef't, The Plrat~ will plat(• lkd Mung· lw:ll t•r 1·:nw~l (/lllll• ·n, ll:1 ri 1r,, Mrs. Dave }'armC!Ir and rami!~ ; 1nd ~d 10 o l hus• roUltl, 1 ~ m i l~ ~ l'(lnw ro~·, Ohio, hltl per~nnal er, who bas wnn two of hi ~ thnw Rn:,d l "a ll :um~ .7 ~ fi :1',. have rccei·ved the annoulltCeffic nt t of U1ttland on gravel rmHI. ~t·t·vitor cannot h <' uhtainl'd 1111 starts, on t~e mound . of the approaching marriage of \\ l·, t t•·•cte for im<tll pht t't" 1n. nn him in the Fur Snl r· 1\t•nut~ I)I:P~·n tifl"". !hit dd Slate ofr Ohio ;~nd !l·'rs. Wlllliom Nl'II Se was wdtom - hrr greal-rrephew, Russell Eugene ·,.,,,,,, "<'.n·n•"'y. Hut!llnll, Oh1u h1 .<. pr<'St'nl. a n!\Jl Is : vt . A<~ron The lnng-ball .hlltin!!: onicr hlf' Wf'll . t\ llllhlt• tll ' lll litl ' lM ' l ' " ,.. ~·· I '' I'd when !.he STl'}"dcr. Thf) ·groom js the son or • 1 ~· 1 · 111 ~ 1 ~2 1tit lTv so l, U.S. 5236D642. RntLE'ry A., Cindnn111l has heen s\ytnifl<l 11 ~ 11 ni'W uwmhcr 1:__ · c ~'~,'rt•l <'a l: nPI ~~, ' ·~ ; " 1 F'. A. l3n., A. P. o. 201, 1•.i 0 r . Rrooklyn's pow I' r pitrhinJ.! Wi lflwoorl Gn1'drn Club ml'l \V('{). I th e i'ale Carolyn Swallow Snyder F rrrkrr_ !lu111hm ~ ~hop. 1.," ' ~1 ~'·1 :,I , San Jo'ranci~co, California, will Thursday ni.R:hl wa.~ no t•Xr t'ptlon 111 ·~11a:v llv 1·n 1ng nl tht• s.1 -ractt~A: and. ·J on·n · Snyde~ of Gal\lcway <~Del roy, 0"1!1. 7 ~f\.l , r FOR SALE: LorC'OZO Parker t·&- 1111 k r nolicc that on thl' 28tli da v llig~1t hanllcr Roij:er C ra !~o: lmWcll 1"(13{1~\dc r:~rk fOt' a potluck 'picnic he IS ib be marrJeQ to Mn. Donna . · · late • 3 bedr11om!i , masmwr1y PFAI'IIFS Nnw ri l"it in1! I' •r lv ro· r1 , lh r 1, 1 1,,.,.,,, nf ,Junl', 1936. lht> un 0 rr~1~n~d up thl" Hcdlcgs ~ntll thl' ninth in -uppPr . The hymn "Prals" God L~f!e R011sell i A.t Trinity Metbodla.t 10 11~e on rl"r IIC f' " ' 1 · · · hi frr•• ntlwr nt· wltl'• 1·11 ·1· ;o., .,,. ·1 k , ,." , . .. ftlt'l\ wr pe111wn ag.1mst m In from W3om All Hlmdngs FlOw" Church. A 11g. 11. nlng. .. ··---~ .. · · · • -' · · hac ·top s1rrc 1, '"1 •· n\' 111 "" h c· Otlr1 t"l r c, nmmnn PI ea .~ I IIUVI'n Ordl ·trd Nt' w lhvo'll W "IIMJO "'ill I I t I' thr SliPIH'r. l " lrf'l'('(\rd ' · ' · Appra 1.,t>< 1o r 40 • " w · t f 11 ' ,.. oh · C'ralg'!l :;~ix-llit pik,hing p.ave the BIRTH , ANNOUNCED Ouring thr bu!iln('!l!l S('Ssillll Va l'honf' Tur nn ''411/lR ld 1u h Jj;( ht'S1 1II(, III (! , , 1 111 ,, '" ., 1 I ' 11 '•r ...o 12437 ' et~s . ount.v, 10. ~ . so ' f I' J)of1gcrs t3dr fifth strnl~:ht vk~o ry Al l<' un'(j Mrs. Rober:t Dud'dln·~ 7·''t:i·5k , 3 1 n~<' ~~o . . rr:-rvln~ nr r a · h 1 whil'h follrtw(>f] wlt1, Mr Edi~~n w AllgUSt ' Ill I e t!W tl 111rt' II 1 d f ' d h 11nd k('pt his own record or nPvcr . ·n ct ,L rnr('<'. 1'1l!!lo y o <'ml and ot cr ;:r~ 1\tmnuncinli! !he birth of a suo Hollon £;1n•sidl'nt pr~sldi ng, -Mrs. 11111 ~ 0 8 1 . 0 ncn au . Fit'ltl lJnlfW!tt• l'np Hulllt' pt1t"l'tI I nr C I St r , yr f'n Fnr further ,t'lld, on llw ,;rounds of .:ros.~ losin~ 11 game at.Ehbctts North Litt..'e Rock . Hu.<~ Wat son, Mr . Jo!ln Sco.tt anct July 22 a·t q ui('k '!RIP . ,\ n !~-r ph w · pp r'\. l'nm . ou r ., omcru · . n r r.lr<'l nf duty Ancl t':>~lrt•mc Intact . He chalk<'d up his 10th vi<'· Mr. Hiram Fl~hcr were namt'd as Arkan~a 5 whM'e Duc\clinR is siH• 1 ,,~ .1, tnfurmat1on, r111\ PomcJOy 4t'l2. S .d . 11 1 . S tOt"! rlciP,I.mtl's tn attend the ~late con· til)ned with the air force. 11 h 11 _ '::.'~v . 0 Ju. , t :1r nu ot' '"'" _"I JC 1or tory or the. soa~on and his Mrs. 7 . 26 .3tc f"TU<' \" . al C'<IU'Ie WI ...troight win at Ebh-tttt~ fi('l(l. hra: ing (In m· after lht• J lth cLw venl\on which will be held at A t~ M•rie Dudding. Middleport, is a FARMAI.I. H THA<"TOR . .1:' 11\rl r - - - ~ -~ens in Scptrmbcr. A r~ntrlbuUon grarrdmolher o~ the baby. llrrs fill f'(lUIJHn •·nl l'r k f'"fl 7 -HtlOM rountry hom{' , morlern 1 uf Augu~t. 1956. Big Ted G•h Another Bill Ted Klu.szewskl sm11.shNi hi~ 724 -3\c• cunvl•niPncc~. about 3 acres IL'- 1 IIAlUI" A IIYSEIL 'h t'a.ro. 'rhon<' tll:l25. \' •· vt•l Around on State Route 143, ' " ·PI · 1·r'1' · 251'1 homer of thf' sc11snn In the ·r f rom I'omeroy. Re.a-1I WIO:l3STER & FULTZ. am t • l'~'ES T1 .'HIHOIJSI·~ I•:I .EI"'l'Hlt' f •'ttr tllit·~ ninth Inning with one on. Own A 13u5iness Of Your Own RANl:P.. r<'Rs(ln~thlt' , flfli 11 :1\h Howcvor, Roy Campam•!IH' 12th ~onohly priced . Call 94~X . ~~~-i ·\ltOI'nrys for Plaintiff. St .. ~ltdrllrpnrl. T'h f'1 nfl' n:lfl:! X. Part Time Work· homer with two men on in 1h 0 ,toJhn Hllnfilry. __ ,_?·:fl·~~pl M20; (71 6, 13, 20. 27; ( 8)-:J~Ic 717-3tr fourt~ Inning off lo11t!r Tom Arker prove.d the decldin~ hlnw i na~· YOIIT}I RED . ~'' ' 11 ~ J'rtl t•:;~ ~nrl much AS It gave the DodgNII a Rrliabl• men or women for t'hls ar•• to• htncn. world fam· mattrf' ~"· Vrr.1 II '"" ' r·onrll \ tr•n, 4- 0 lead . n.ation•lly 'eclv•rtlnd pro dvctL In "'"''"" ... 11~. sold 1;:15. \t r~ ( ';w l lt• l'lr h . .'"1'~fl !.t n Rronklyn got to A<'krr for their II\ the United 51•'" to men, wom.., end c~ll· Ml'n 51 . Mr.-t dl'" pu \'1 7 "'7 :ltr· first run n lhe ~C<'Ilnrl i nnln ~o: when Randy Jack,.on h·d orr w\1~1 Ta 111ecl tl're desire"\ ol f'Wry WESTINGHIH l ~W Jo:LI•:l Till llanwl' are &Qid thrau gh 011r nc.w beautiful merctt.n. H triple and rnme h ·m1c on Sandy reaBOnahlt' , r.lt! Htgh St Mrclrlll'. family , . , at • cotl the family , Thi5 is an unu!!ual opportvnUy r. · secure Amnro•' satrlllce port. Phunr 83fi2-.X. 7 24 :\t p Will not lnt•r fore with yo11r. ~ltflt employ· Ja.c\c!on. who ('ollccl<'cl th~l'(' ·--·- Mr~ Dtltlald Kcnnllcty a~Si!lfNl Brooklvn's. nine hit~ . \l'rl orf CONCRJ.<:TE Sfo:P'I'h' TA:\'1\li . ~"1~ . yl)t.l mu't have $1,741.7! c•sh aw••labl• for in· hv Mr~ Calvin Simpson ('1\t('lrtllln fourt!l 'wlt h t1 slnglc a.nrl art rr Price ind urlr!i rlt• liv•·n· anrl ~ : ·1 rdrrr.nr.es and c•r1 S 'pare ho11rt. weekly, 1nd · ~11!1 ed l~r S('w."Rit<' Sewing Club, W('cl· oros walked, Campanella hit in I.'KC'AVati r n Vad,<h Plumh nl~. •tart •t once, Thlt company will extend financial nt•!lid HY l'Vuning at her home. Lin (lrst llomerun alnce July 7. Phone 46· M, l'on!l'roy . 7-27 -! f time If ch ~lrr.~. Phone 285 --~----·-· ruin Hrlghtll. Reliever Hal Jeffcoat yit'lded BATIJROOM OUTFITS . $12:17!'1 1 Brooklyn· ~ flil.al r\11\ In th<' !'ilxth e 11 cfl1ient opportunitY' Is offtred te e clepentl.bl~ pt~ Limiter\ lunP on l v . · Vruli <h - --~-- ~-·---~ ---A h~mburJ;:: fry was hf' 1d In thr 1on fl s'in~'le by Jackson aud a ill lrttl'rMtect In his or her futu .... It's .n ell cash bUIIIni!SII, ffumbln,g, t•h on(' 411· M J"(lrnPyard line\ tholle nttl'nrHng Wilt(' riouhlr off the right ltcld wall credit ritk. D~t rrot entiwt'r unleu fUlly quallf!H for the Mr111 . David Gnodwtn, M!'ll. Elmrr Cll Hodg(\<1 • 7 27 If time sncl inv~stment. roy. . . I MAY. WARO White. Mrs. Edward Wells, Mr~. c;~lg H. . It la!'ly Ci:tmp.~ny S.Cures Ad ll"'t-ome $tll'tl lmmedi..,.ly ; · For $alt'-2 Jers~y liP !fen , e'H. I ._ .....____ Dayton Strickland. Mn. Eb'~a Gil Cr•iM coftsted along with a two LIN:atlon~ · , Businl'ts t Set Up F6r Vou ,JI ~Je' fur re'listralion . t year II more .Jr .. Mrll. Charlet Ho.rman. hit shut-out untU Btlokl<' Frank Pl ...fl lncl"• Phone No. No Selllnt Or Soliciting ~ and 2 years. Edith Codtt4>r. JH 2 ........ ._c.. Mrs. Charlell Spencer, Mra. Wil Robinson blasted his 23rd bomer FOil: PIII:SONAL IN1'ERVIEW IN YOUR CITY, WRIT•• Rldae , Ohio. 7~27 ·2!p ....._. "" ' - • 1lard Boyer &nd Ute hoste&Hea. Into t~e centerfield seats to open VITA YIND CORPORATON • lcCoo ~~···--c. 115 1. heW 11. P1MM 11 Mrs C~arles HoUp~an -snd Mn the seventh. CHICAGO, 6'148 SHERIDAN ROAD lirl's ~~~c~~=· . two , ,.....,.,, Ohl• Wil!a;d BctYer will M ~QI&.tea~s Cui FuriUo'a 1(\a;amll! J:'.lttlng Wile/wood Garden Club Picnic Held At Syracuse Park RESTIJUTION "to tlle ft':t extent uf my resource~>" waa prorniaed by IJllnuls State Auditor orville E. Hodge (above) aa: ht wel'lptngly resigned In BD $800, .. OUtJ ·scandal that rocked Re.. publican Guv. William G. Strat.tun and the entire Illinois GOP. Sald Hodge, admitting atealinl a large part of the money, "I don't know why I did lt. I bad. plenty or money Myw-.y," He aald he didn't know hoW much he tuuk but cuuldn't repaJ' more thBn $400,000. A Cbioap bariker and & poll~eman alJat are lnvulved ( tnhmaotfotlal) 1 visited . AtlcndinR those named bovc and Mu. Amanda Baer Mrs. 1 1\otal'k Evans, Mrs. Norman l<' lsher,! Mrs. Chri~~oty Ba¥, Mr.!i. John F. AUTO SALES Dai\ry, Mr. Paul Ftsber, Mr11. W, MAIN ST, POMEROY Ornvcr Holter, Mrs. Milton Houd· HNll! ·~• · ' ' I I t•t•t·. wa~ st1app1'd wh<i'n ~I'(' Wt.'llt . hi lit ·.•~ in four t~lp~ to thr lllat(' . Cineinunt1's slnn~ of lose~ t~1 nl'onldyn mAy have rrrnt.NI .1 1igh1 l 'il('l' fur serond pl;u:c ttl ll_u~ NllltCJnn! LriJ.gllf' . T!w Dorl~crs, me gnnn·s fl'ont 1~"!1~111! lt.'ad 1ng Millost wnukt'l'. wNc on])' Ollf\1 11nd one&-3, hal f lo!iHlWS undor the ru nn cru p I'I'I'TSHURCH, Pa . UP -The t;lil~lllnnlng Clnclnn<tli lietlleg9 will t 1•y Lo pull out or thl'ir rth•c in the Natlonn\ LeaA:ut• l't•nnnnl. r 11 rr~ Loduy with Art l''owlrr or Don Gross on the mound. ' '. Penny Sue Muon\ Min ersvi lle , was a rece nt overn ight gu<'Sl of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrt~. ..:.::..ii;;ii;;;;.;;;;;;....-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Carl Moore and daughters, c:1cs- It' ter Road. or .$5 was made on th1• pr oj~('t o r I beautlfil'ation of the river bank 1 in Pomeroy. · A contest was conduclcd. hy Mrs . Hol\{)n rturing t 1w s~la l hour with M(;S. Law1·cnce Rose winning tbe 1 prize. Milwaukee hwreases Its Lead ' Over Cinl'innati By 51f2 Carnes - -=· ' Mr. and rMs. Richard Maier and son, Dennis, of Monclova spent the past week t!lld wit3 her par· e nts, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ave. Tlwy were accompanied h,)me by thtir son. Jack , w~o ha8 been the guest of relatives for se· vcral Wt.:eks. Public Aceounlanl a 11 ti n·patrs . 1107 · M, Vingil TcH· f11nl, Syr;u·u~ t'. 7·27-filc j RAWLING sONs CO. - 24 nour Wrcl·kcr S<Jrvke. Day Phonc 61:l7. Night Phone 6039- 11-iE¥ W.CE 1 TO'IOU !! - WOilK--Huuf 1rnd as· br• , tus sh in gle .~ a ppli rd. Doors hun;; . Flooring hLid. Porche11 l:. H~ " TSII<RIT".~ Pvt. Jeff Wi lson left Thursday morning for Camp Carson, Colo: a!l.er a ten day visit wit!l his parents, Mr. snd Mrs. R. E. Wilson and ot.ber relaUvc and friends. Miss Marlene Moore has re~ turned to l"lcr employment at the Meigs General Hospital, after a we~:k's vaca tioo., I 1 ',o\"IH:I':TEB Lu-.;1 : :-.howl h a in•tl ( 'uliJ t• jiU[Jfl i<', tan :~ nrl whllt• to ·: trkm~-:~. Nn t•ttl lar. an-~\l l' r• 'n mtll1'' 'f<'ddy . C"htltl"li p•·l. Ca!lli0H5 V. 7 25-:1.1 {'. M'f sw"tTT . LIDDLE ntll!', (20)8 us1ness . Servl'ces ' 7-:.n.:lll" ~ Mrs . T3omas Bcnt.t and Mrs. Or-· ville Brown visited the f·ormer's daugllter, Marjorie, at Nightcn·. gale CQttage, Reynold.!!burg, on Thursday. METROf'OLITAN .tpartmrn l funt t., ~ll'd I tn th• Lumber and Mill &uslGood Clean U8rd Cars with some lnvestm•nt. A All Makes aod Models chance many have wldted for./ The only heated mill, 11hech and · all in good 1h.ape. low ln•ura.nce, end right in the shopplnv AUTO SALES center of Pomeroy. Call for mor• lnform•Hon you mltht w•nt. Genhelmer Lumber Co., Mechanic St., Pomf!roy. 7-26-3tp --..- ----- -~---- (21 Cord Of Thanks ABNER POMEROY SOCIETY ~~R;o;<~k;io;;,;;";";';;;;';;;;~ OPPORTUNITY DON'T YOU KNOW'i" On•BUSINESS or two m•n with some buildBakcr'.s wrll give yv u the bf'S~ Ing experience, w&ntlng to en- SAYI '' U. S. Steel was reported preparIng to m(lve loaded coal barges to unloading doCks, ready to trlln.s· fer the fuel to blast furnaces . Stepheus and McDonald scheduled a public ceremony for 3 p. m. EDT at whkh they planned to sign a memorandum of agreement. ACCIDENT Llh, Casualty and Bondi I Help Wanted Pol.n~ RODNEY DOWNING five room apartmtmts; 2 fourronm apartments, all with laundries and garage.. A.. N. Bengel, PomE"roy, Ohio. - ¥BTALB :::~~~-==-~~:·~~~=~ 11-l.tf ~ -- l2 IRO~ - Pnm<"rov.MiddleJ)Ort Ohio 'Big Top' Finale Recalls These Nostalgic . ~~!!'es .. McDonald :said t!le strlk~ c•nnot end before "l'arly next week.'' But aetlvtl:ies to get steel pro. ductJon flowing quickly already were under way at some plants. Report~S received at negotiations headquarters here .,:!lid maintenance workers had crossed picket hnes, with union permission, .at plants of Youngst-own Slleet anrl Tube Company and Republic Steel to get the vast and complicated steel mill equipment back 1into s!lape. · OH 1O VALLEY SCRAP Phone 510 Friday, July 27, 1956 '' $800,000 Stolen I==W=EBUY For Rent l'-' A : ltooms for rent. Pbonf' 205 EditllTeaford, 642 E. Main St. . Porn. II. will be p.ublisbed tlta MDl" eroy. 7 -23-6tc dQ u received.. -~-El~clrlc wallpaper . .te~;· 2 eet\V' pu word, one 1D ~·or rent aa.tftu .U.. Friday, July 27, 1956 -----· --. Steel Keeo your C(lr and yo11-r budget in the be•t eltape A nnnpleteiV rtconcliflontd engine ..• os low as $10.33 per month. All worlc easily bYdaetecll See :rourlrlendlj FORD DI!AI.ER JIMMY P 461 SO, Tll:tRD NS, Inc. Phone 1161 ~ MIDDLEPORT .' l ' LL HAVE ONE OF .THOSE SODAS TALLEST SODA IN TOWN 20 >I"" �• • • ,..... ' Page Eight • Ae!lleve~at day was held Wednealay evenina: b)l the Pomeroy Benden t H dub at the home of their advisor, Mni. C. E. Blakeslee with Ml'$. HQ'(lld Lohse, assistant 1dvisor. Mrs. Howard Nolan judged the ('OOkiq and sewing projects and other euests w:ere the mothers of the lfirls and Mrs. Mary Nolan. GueJta were greeted by Jennifer ~ •nd Alit. C.rpenter and the juolor leaders Anna Murray an.d also led the 4 H club pledge and the Lord's Prayer. Two demonstratlons were given (lne on ';How To Use Tailor Tacks," by Mlnada Murray and the ot~er "How La Make A Salad" by Jennifer Ulhse. Cooking projocts judged were salads sandwiche11 and &ummer drink and the sewing projects IT fl. llll·1111111 111; Ill MIMI fliN/11 Mllfl IWII.;o ~ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BY Giroard, Marting hb ninth sea. IOD in pro football detplte his oomparatively smal.). abe, tsn't a poUy&m:re. He adds tbt:t, oecalionally, there is a eeriai'D 'i1010lll1t of duty football and there always will be • f.ew ill)' ULOUnd tryi.ag FIGHT RESULTS BY UNITED PRESS LOS ANGELES--Gil Velarde, 131, Los Angeil:'s, scored a split tn M:atter :your 126~ very aed huddle." 'Alia isn't the attitude of a man wbo bu Men treated wi-th .k.id glove1. Jug in llis eight sea90n!; THESE PHOTOS •how tM dying momanta of tlte lklll•n liner Andrae Doria • a;he link .ne•r Nantucket IslAnd after • colll• lon with the Swedllh ship Pqmeroy National Bo11k BANKING SINCE 1872 POMEROY RUTLAND MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FIDE.AL DIPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION '.'*kklm. Tho ~·· the lt1llan ...,._., eon'.fctend Hunslnlriblr• WM 1ty her owners. (ln.. metlanal.) ' · MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER ~ Mr.s. Grover Wickham o1 Roell:ford, ru:. Mr. · and Mrs. Jamet -Wic~am.. apent frq(ll Friday . uat.h. MOnet., wtlb. Mi-. and lin. EdiiO"b Wtclr:ham of IUe!l- WE.4TIIER Ohio: , ...., doo4r - ,.,.. At TraHic Light in Mlcldleport 295 N. 2nd Av• Mlcldlepol't, O. Open Evenln,a Unttl 9 P• m. • • MrL EU!i&betb McK.eoa (riJ)lt) keadl vohuateer. ~ Parrll JtJ.aDd 1wltebboiU'II to"receive ClAlll from lonnu ~ ' . ... 6045·J "! I _...., .... _.,.. .... - ~~~~·J~--~--~=---~~~~--~D~eoo~~~~ · ~r~~~r~M~e~~~~~~.,~~~~~~~~·!·~II!•~,.;·~A~re.~--~----------------_J:::.~~~~:: , " . - centr... an ......_ nwtt~ Voi.VIII,N_o_._B,.._B__.. ;.,.~P_.o_me~ro..:;:y.. ;M_;..jd_d_le;..po_rt..:;,_O_h_io _ _..,..._:·~Sq~t!:p~rd:df;~ .•~·~~~!!ly:_:ia~·~;,!;,:~~ · ~··~---_:B:uu::•:••:.•:J'bo.=~~~~~~-2.S~ing~le~C~~~P.!,Y_l5c~l--------_j ' ext lnvestigation Of IFinishing Touch~ Being Made Middleport Barge !{)n Formal ContractS Saturday Death Continuing 1 a member o~.t.t t:hc Q( ' ;t •.r,n firm for work on the Vlil.'tln· tine B. Horton. monumeat .!in }11om, eroy. ' W'Oill«l wbo prepared 11M &erT· ed tHe dioo4n' M"e.re M;ltl. Joh-n Ket'd!.ka, M.l'lf. R. Xonbi:iht, Mrs. James sess ot IJQe GaUa~er, Haem ana Jae~ BeCJbtel. ogd., ' moDd... Ohfo; -Yr. and Mrs'. Curtl.s Balle1 of . c. Crb~weu, Mrs. p. p. Silo-born, LMr.a. ~~- Damage Es~imat~ .At 4.50,®0 By Sporn Plant Mgr Damag"!s as a -.:_~nit of the' J,uly 18th flrf! and expto.lon at the Phl· lip Sporn Plant at i' tion was estimated at was covered by i~uraace ing P. Schneider, tant 1 Ml'fl. Jennie Roush Mtl, Virgil ; Rou&!l and Mrs. Mary Bailey attended revival meeting at tbe 1Chester Methodl.st Church. Mrs. "WUI Hellman spent Monday afternoon at tl'le Ruasell Painter !lome. Dewey Pullens of Midl11nd, Pa. and Mrs. John Smith of Pomeroy l!&lle-d tm Mr. and Mn. Will HeJJ. ma~J recently. ternoon. Ml". and Mrs. Edison Wickham and Carol Chapman of Richland are viaitl.ng at the· !lome of James Wickham. MOVE Doria. The cttptaln of tbe Andrea Dol'ia PerD Cal•m&i, arJiived late Thur&day nright aboard t-J.e U. S. d"estroy e.r ltdward H. Allen, ·a pparently near cold.'.Rpse and read a brief (Jur prict:!~ urc rijj hl. our lcnn.o; ore- libe-ral , with .a guaNin· tee that counts. Drive in to Meigs M{~lor today. <..~[ one or lhctr hargaias . cu)O.t um Cluh Cpr . Heautifut·dark Blue finish, Ilk e new , lip!.fl n1~ta· tr an~ . nicdy 1>quipped, a l·ncaJ· own·l"f ca•·. New r~r appcilranc<>. ~·m• will h~v" SI'C lh18 one, to npporcctal.r i!J:; fine cond~• ir,n. ·--·"'" - · Moll- (loft) 11111or drill IM&ructor. .. · · $1695 . CA\IS PROM MAIINI (Continued from P11e One) th.e calm sea becau"Se the Andrea Dori-a. was tilt"irni ·at a. precariiou11 Aftlle. The pe-tlllon said only a few crew -members worked with ttl,e 2 door Se-clan . IJ!ack finish . S1•<~l •·nverl>, ' Hr.aler, olhr·r t'xtri:IU- One l-ocal owner. Very cl~an imrtde and out. Good e·ubber. · · · $995 210 Cl.uh Scrht.n. I turk lJrcl'lf flnhh. ~i Iran~ . Mt•dutnl · cally right, nrw w 11 t f'OVrrs, R11dlo, Heater, tires .~how very u~tle w~t&r, locally owned .. $495 1951 STUDEBAKER ·· • door SC'dan. Grey finl"h . Loc111 ownNI. St>at ('0\'Cl'l'l Motor t..-omple1ely overhauled. A Heller, tiRII tikto 11rw. vrr~ clean aolid car. ... $595 1950 CHRYSLER ·· .. HiJ!:hlltlder 4 dOOO'. Green fln!~h aulumatic tTIIInR. Lots of e:dr• Inc. RldLo, Heater A ·KOtLd !IOhd cAr 1951 NASH · · ·· ~495 VB Cu.tom Club Stodan. L!,~~:ht Rlue- rlnis h Rarit-n, Heater, Vinyl Trim ln•ldr . t irPs very good . ....., .......... d..U, . ~ He .refuaed, howtlver, to answer the abDuted q.qeettoot of newsm:·n about tbo eoute of the eollkioo. Mlldtm.e rexperta ilid " ·h uma faiJ~.~N" may haw· been tba cause ol the C!Nih but ·alao }br:ed the po:lllbillty that eaeh "ebJp'a radir momeMartty ~ueelled 01.1t the other. The twn appeerOO to ·h ave been IDlftC fu}\ !'peed, experts ...._.. $39~ V8 Cu1tom CluL Sedan. Blue flni "h, Radio, Heater, good rubber. A ICft~<l •t tbif. ktw price - - " " - - Ia .lloll.-.cL c111led with ber. toR - d~m.-e. bome aboul u.ao ..... 'l'bM . . . . . ., .... of blm. WIST COAST outhorltloO an buatlnr tor " ' - ' B. ltobert~~on, H. tree•.,.rtdJ.DJ Tmwt ....,., atter a dati Ia RoUywood. Th• - C( - M•lliY paS8enpn, ·~wever, praiteld tbe aefi.on ot dre ~. Doria's crew and Aid ~e ll(.ted ca1mly. The- diaheveloed :!IUrvivors, miD)' ot them weeplq, ·1rrived on rescue alaips i.nchnfiog tbe majeM.ic bill lllllltt·llbatlenf, b - - """'"' ' .... ""buat. ·- (1-Bou"",Ao,..l, ~Methodist Youth Will···· Attead District lnsti ' Eleven me~J~bera of dls~'~.Youth FeUows!lip A ..assin in. U•. s. . I the, Metho- ~be ,. ·, tote":, .' ' ~ 4 door. Good rubbet . Mo!or.• Runs Jlood only Inst-i tute Opens Sunday ev-- SandY Potts Dean Struble, and Jo!\11 Thomas. Local Youth attendini! the e• sdon are Patty Blakelc-~ David. Brown. John Bryant, James Ca.rp. $95 1948 DESOTO 4 Door. Good' solid body . .. Soturclay ·Monday and Tu ·esday 1946 FORD ' you $100 COME IN TODAY FORA THRITY DEAl· MEIGS ·MOTOR CO: MIDDIJ!PORT, OHIO . ' JULY.l 8TH ·30TH AND 31ST • LAST Ttt.REE DAYS OF ELBERFELDS • only '$2.79 an.d up MOORES CLEAN St.:vings U:P SALE ' 8i.9 In· . READY TO WEAR ."F\JitNJTUR E.- Fl,OOR COVERINGS.• DRA·, ' rERIES- APPI.I.\NOE·S ~· DRY, · GOODS· MENS WEAR. BOYS WEAR - HOUSEW ARE , 'I IN EVERY DEPARTMEN T~JN tHIS ONCE A YEAR SALE '. . f l'bone 188·V l>omeroJ :' Of the Upi-tlnirif at 8 p, m. in the Camp-ted . M(tbodlst Church wUI atteadlrouri.d auditorium and closes Sat 1Utu" · next week 1\ t.ancat~ Aug. "4. The Rev. Paul -M. Nistht- Portsmouth district M'n' In.- wiD<ler putor Of the New Lex\ngstltute next week 'at Lancaater' ton Churcl'l wilT serve as dean' of Campground. it wa1 . announced enter. Janet Ca1·penter. Jerry Davby ·the Rev. Eui:ene Brown, Math- Ia, EuRna FFryt:o, Robert Ull. odilt pastor. They wil be among aevfrll bundrer young people attendi"l the week long seuiona from Metbodlst. churcbe in the PortmouL~ dlttriet. I Phone 6013 ~ ~ Iii ...bt Cllub trWI lllllllt8. Wddr. He •td. Judllnr lmm the extent of tM trees. : were takThe two injured en to Meigs Gener:al Hoa~ta1· by {he pomeroy Emergency Squad. wh.ile· Skhlmore after reJeting detilla or tJte accident to Sheriff • Corpse Pr~tests . .As Coffin Lid Charles Russe!l was releaset!. Nc Is Nail~ Down Big Powers Join 10KYO UP - ·A\Iendanb Ia In-DiscuSsion On Friday - one tbeir roy WCTU' will ., held TuesdaY lea" prot111ted wi;len they tried to Suez Canal Grab men 1940 DODGE 2 door. So cheap won't believC! it. 1950 . FORD . lhK... wu. rounded the tun"& sides~ t-he -pickup drive!) by Bhld, eau. ing t!he latter vebicle to lave the roadway abd cr.uh. inCl(p - : 801lle LOW PRICED .. · $345 ... · ·. . cident Skidmore's truct tran"lifll not't1l ·whipped lit& rear end as l\o $100 CU!.tom .. door. ~.o.u1lful 2 Ton~ fiiH8h Dark mue Top . Light Grey Bodr, overdrive, seat CO\"et'S , Heater and Der. Very aood rub~r. lah of tow cost transportation In th1s 1951 . FORD 4uc,. •oter..l .... tbo utloD Boat • ....$895 •. otr a. Si\"OY 4 door Slldan . Black finish hkr new, H.adio, Heater, seat coven. Tirc5 like new, merhllni{'lll!y 0. K. 1953 CHEVROLET wl"' SIII(L Ill..... &. lido •, for 8/SJt, Katthnr 0. llcXecitl 4eftDM ID tbl acoldlll...- ~ inC of - :rter'Uitl durlq' • allbt dz1ll .... • l1S.P111ht .. iMcK..... ...,. ........, l"t IIIIo ldJh ..., at hrrll .ra!u~ a. On• ot· wl•ule• wu 1/BA 114ward. .A.. ltd. MaiR .iddJI a- · .UUOtot, wtlo"lett llcKtol. Ill dt.rp. (~_ ....,,,,.. ..~. ' . ·· $1095 1953 PLYMOUTH the aecidm-t was GJe.ndaJe Slidmore of Ripley, W. Va ., ~who wu unm.Jure-d in illhe mi8h.ap. Accordieg Ito reports of the ac-- statement ~rat.Jnc the aclion of restue ships and his own crew. LESS THAN 1O,OOvACTUAL MILES 1949 DESOTO 1954 PLYMOUTH ·· oM 001~ of , KesteMOD, Pomeroy, was gi"eil ·~ . at hQ&piW for mlnor bUl'ts aDd released. Dr-iver of the other vehicle in tle de Fra~ wllioch tur~d back kmn a Europeen·bountl courRe to pick ,tbettl from the dying Andre-a V8 4 doc1r Sedan Lovely Turquohc Btue finish. Radio, Heater, ml rilwr and wide. mirror~. w/s Hres U'ke new. A car you will bl.' pmud tn own at u pr.irr. Yf'U can afford. .ct'-' ..., ....... Mill ,...,.. ....................... ..vth - ' - .......... Cooler - THESE CARS 1955 PLYMOUTH · - • .," ....,., In Mr. and Mrs. Cl)lde Well called on Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday af· We're NOT KIDDING MUST ~,.....,. , callere. METROPOLITAN Auto Sales =======::;;;;~~~~P~hone Don. Joyct- 1.nd Gino MarehetH ot the BaltimOre Colt&. 8Rrdy Br-own, Sao FNncbco .- - TEXAN MISSING CAR SHOT UP, Suadap. ~ Mr .1nd Mrs. Gerald Violet, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Floyd Spence and Mra. Marpret Heaton al)flnt SUD· day at the Jennie Roush home-. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter cal.(.. J eel on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paint·, e:r Sunday afternoon. Harry Brawn and family were evening Choo1e •• -- e Iootb41U at the Wict!lam home and called OD Mr. ·lnd Ml'fl. W111 Heilman, with Ball..a-Matl~ to p:o AtbeDi spent Frida)' afternoon wltb Mr1. Mary Bailey. Mr. and Mr.a. Clyde Bourne or Coli.atnbw •pen~ Saturday night CALLS DEFEND SGT. McKEON· fin• Ford VI Cu1temllne 2 & H. Clean and nice 1'952 Dodge 3 paM. Cpe. nita and clean all the way l947 Old1moblle Hydra Drlvt R & H. Ruly •harp ffH' 'Ainy rnor• to choo•• from Complet• line of new l~ott-Af· water Outbo1rd MMor In M1ny More 1n .Mr. Che¥rolet Club Cpe. p, Why Nff fJpu Y111r CIJ«ItiiiJ AttfUIIf Willi Vsl 11'1 II (Oifii/NIICI ~lly !14ct ... llll Tilt Time/ broken .. ibs, a fNIC- wri.M, a bad lr:nee injury, .WEST SHADE & H. A real .:lean ur ·J suffer((~ has tured :::_···:c to on U5, via maiL tee~ "But that kind," be .grins, .. is m•ted lor the iaftrmary in the SELECT THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS toughC!&t li!tcmcn I are : .slasbe.d legs "lilnd a few blac-k C)'i:ti here and tbtn!. Spel'd R.spon~lble Pactor '49'ers. "But ~ actu.a,l reason I«' mosl Don Paul, Loa Ant:eJes Rams. of the injuries," be uys, "is the Ed Spriakle aTWd Georte Cootact t·h at football has beeome such nOJ'Ill, Cltieago Heara. IIi. Lia:btntnt·fut. ·c ame and the Don Colo, CloeYeland Browns. men are 80 mueh bieer and fat1· Laverne Torgeson, Washington er. You'd be- 5UI'Ilrised how many Redsk..ltu. ' ()f th011e 240 and ~ount.lers can Chuck Bedn•artk, Phi.kl.dei)Jhla .run t·he 100 in about H - tJecon.ds. r..aJlles: When they btt you j"Oing full tilt, Those, at least fr~m personal tii)Dletbin& ha• t.o live." · e:x:pel('ience, are the men. most Yet tbere'e DO doubt wbatsoevet' be'll admit, that 'Pf'O football be· happity avoided on. the footba"ll eause ot its very nature is a field by Earl Jug Girard. "Ami," he adds hopefully, " I rough, roct 'em and sock 'em hope all the other Ji'ne!IIE'n in the busine~s. le&JlUe dOJl 't feel migbt.ed and set The two roughest teams, from out this sason to prove- they are his persotllal stm:lpoint, -are the tou.gber than the ones J named." Philadelphi• Eagles And the Wa&bBeCause, Whi.lle be doesn't . reel ington Redsk.ins. pro footbalt is doWtlll'ight "dirty", "Wihen tbo8e babies belt you," he does admit that H'ti rough he grins, "down you go." ehOUiJh to suit the haTdiLest chat'PrD Pootltall's Toughe•t acter wOO ever put on a pair ol l!ia individual DDU'rinees as the shoulder pads. ·play it rough---rrot dirty. 1955 Mert:ury 4 dr. Sect.l'l, R & Seat cov'en.. Llkc new lneidf But even of! on a long trip, Mom and Dad get those bills paid- promptly. Tbof "1111 boil; oheW, drawn osc,u FULlY Unl~ p,_ Sport• W.-lter NEW YORK. UP-Proft81!1i.ODal f.oot.ball, &eltiDc tet taday fOt ID· other bofte..~ seuoa, wUI bed' the usuM. tlWDber ~ howl• about "dirty footbal1" but you em lilll:e it from Earl Jua; GiNrd ol the- Detroit Li'oorr tbaL the pros Karen Drake, Janet oarpenter and Minad.a Murray served A.! the dininl!( room committee and Blakeslee, Anna Mul'ray , Hamm and Linda Basnt>tl t~e chen committee . Ford V8 Fairlane 2 appnclate. Chavrolat V8 with R & H. Beautiful TU··Too" - Friday, July 27, 1956 Achievement Day Held July 25 By Pomeroy Benders 4-H Club deoc i:sion over Jimmy Moser, New York 10. ' . The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio were cloth i ng artirleti . A style show was gtvt>n hy t'le girls who had made clothes to wear. At the close o[ the meetin1 the gulliSts were invited to t~e dir.ing Patty Blakeslee planned 1 ~ meet- room where refreshments of saliQ&. ad, sandwiches and summer drinks Jean Ellen Dabo president of were served. Jeon Ellen 01100 prethe club welcomed the gu~ts and' stded at the punch bowl. . ' cb~r~ea f.br1leath Toll .{of· Sunken Liner. Higher PLAN PICNIC the Tokyo morgue h•d auN" for The uaual pimiC! of the ,Pome- frilht of "'boll- Y';'''!' ••u_~.'P--Feu mouo<-. toll in !be mid· · two lillibl>' · 48i dead with .... ~~~~ J~vi"den, WI-fe/ IS the vocal llhe Pomeroy School sy.itein.. \ J ,. wtire filed. at the Genb -4mer home on Mul- nail down the Ud of bis eoffia. berry Avenue belinnhig wUb a A young delpondent JlpQele potlUC!k aupper. 'Ibose· In atten- farmer came to Tokyo ftidaJ. dabce are uked to brine · their daecked into a hotel, and tooi • I owD table ICII'VIee. dNdly dose ot an lltlletlcide;. The .-dleal namlner declared ·him ICI CRIAM SOCIAL dead aDd be was ·taten lD the The llaclne VOlunteer · he morpe. Dept. wiiJ bold u old-fuhioned · Wblle th11 aU.etldentl wen iCe cream aoei&l.Saturd•y enning peua.diq QIUs Into tbe ~ of bil J\lly 28. The soel~J will b• held oofflD ~e not..so-dead fanner of· beside the llome Bank. In caae or . fered a groaning protest. He wu rain aaiM wid be made at thl 1r;bahed to tbe hospital and reconsdQUIIIeu fire bouse. The social will b~Cin gained eompl·,ie at '1:30. . • _.. HVeral l•.t er.· , ~ . SAVED ON LONDON UP - The United SUtq will join Britlin and Fruee in emerpuey' U~Jee-pow'l' talb lf01ldaf 'lo London to decide on. action to oppaae £cypt•s aellure of \ tile Suez Canal, lnfonned ll':rraeh !IGUI'C!el said today. But ~in waa not watt1n1 to tate retaD.ator,. measures agaiut . tbe CUto JOVWDillent, It blotked EQPt's stl!rl~ balaliCt!a and the Mt.~ :of the ' British - Fr·inch o.ftfld... "'aatlcma1iled" Suez Caul .~ay. The sourees iD Paris ABid the FteDeh •ad Brltiab pvemment.. have ilked U. S. Secretary of state John Foster Dulles to takepart prenon•lJ.Y in the taJk:s if PQhible. Dulles Is In Uma, Peru, .but Ma been in touch with W•sblqtoil where he I! due baclr. !kmdoy. ' In •111" cue, th~ informanbl said an American representative will join ln the bilks already schedUled for, Monday in London between , Britlsll Foreiin Secretary Selo,\.yn Lloyd and French Foreigtf' Mllllater Cbriatian Pineau. Nauer tubed b&et at Western proteat 10d couttter • me1sures aplot bla aeiiU.re (){ the Sue~~ canal In a fiery speech on hili way . home to Calnl from .Aie.x•ndria. .tn Cairo, a wildly · cbeeriq (rowel O[ balf I million pf!l'IODS JrQ wbipplng ttael( into • fenq at tbe railt'Oid dation to Jive N1111er a hero's welcome. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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