https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/742bbcd46ecab53654133bda1b7ab3c9.pdf e76a777b61106628d6123b239274cf39 PDF Text Text • • • ,..... ' 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. �J • • . PCJQ.e Two . ~ ~ • • -...., ' --··----...-- -~e- Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport_, _ Oh~Jo___ ------....,.. _________ S<:t_u!~ dayC..:uly 28,_:__?56 ·------=-·-- ---------- - :,;, .r '--------~------- ~Q< TO WORK Wf GO The Daily Sentinel --- ---- Commentary • DEVOTED TO INTE~,EST~ OF MEU>S-.;MASON AREA •ICHARD S. OWEN I GEN.. MGR. -·. ·, On ,,., • The News RI!YNOLD E. GRE!NI EDITOR Pu!Jiubcd ('\'f'ry afternoo n I'Xcept .Sund!l.y (,y 1'~e Obiu Vlllley Sent1111<'1 l n1. Jt 110 M&-h.ottr lc St, Pvm t"ruy , 0 Bu~Jues.~ uff1re Jlb.Cith' :mu • t-dll t~n:~ t o ffrt-t• p.hu~!' 297 Etltertd :B st>rond eras~ mlid 112 matter 111 the P11Dlc1'07 Oblll. post otnce rf'preseo ntatrve, Uutuoelll·Kimball. tne., 34..'1 Lt-un gr uu A~ ~, Nt·w Vurk l' !ly~ W, N Y Substnptron r:..tes Delt\r f) by curr t•r v.here o.vallable 30 reah per Wtt>k 011 •• yt·~r 1~ ~dv:.uut' at l'l11:1 ]}o.dy Senlmr•lurric~. $l:S60; llx m u uth ~ $7Ku, ttu t.•e llMonths, $:J90 li} 'llc~' ur ruutt! wh,.{t' •urh hle one mlnlh $1 By m.atl oot: yt>u $H nr monllw $4 ZlJ• trJ'I"~ month ~ $2 5..i; one month ' l ' ' ' - WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS ::::::;:;: Op~n Attack on lkt On Htc.lth l11ue 0111 Special to C~;11lrul P1 Cll~ A 3W('iatlo" ASHJN(JTON- Democratlc atrateghtts Me Jetuctant to hft too !:uud on the ISIIU!! Ql President Eisenh('we1'a htalih durin& the coming cam paign tor fear or antagonizing !lOme votera. The Democu~U c onsl4ught may well be limited to the aC(usatlon or "part-time P1es!Uent.." and the themo Will be that Ike l.tn'tdievot· lng enough time to hill dutiu, not that he 18 dl.~able~ Ex-PresuJen t Harry S. Truman set this pattern recently. Other pa1ty leadeu feel that Ute ''part-time Pre1t<knt" charge Is the only way tho health tasue cOUld be brought in by Inference and m good taate. The Demcxrata are awo.re ot Ute public opinion polls which 11how that a large bloc ot votert migh t ~sent an open attack on Ike on the health W issue 1 Pn•lde"t ' IIMnhOWir e a.s Egypt's ~~~:j~~:~£~~ Na41er with Pe<l!Opi for ' • • • • COUNTER-PLAN-The Republican• have developed a aounte~ vtllel!<!lnr. 2-Arter retu1111ng to the While House In January, he took a OeorgJa vacation In February; and after nnnounclng hla dtcltion to run again, he went Buuth for a golfing holiday 1n April. 8-Hia lleitia operation kept him a\\ay from the White ·aouso from .Tune 8 unUI July 15. · Thu1, the COP high command decided, any now ab11ence from ,YVashtnaton m1ght gl\•e anununJtion to the "part·tlme'' bOWitrll. • • RED CIIJNA AND TirE UN-House action In adoptlftl a. rtiO• • • • ,lutlon to re1tcrato the opposlllon of Concreu to ,admiU\nr Rod Cluna to the United Natlomt clearly Si,nlftc•nl •hows the NnceJ n Cell on Cupltol Hill about the sLtuatlon. Actl•n lv Tllere hove ~e n lnl"l'eaalng rl'potts that - •ome fh• Houso St~tto depnrtment (JUlll te11 ft!d that the Chinese Red• will .ruin enhance to the wo1 hi org1miallon th18 autumn. Thllll ha!l arou11ed sharp susple1on in cong1 ea11. , ,Rep. Walter Judd (R~, Mlnnt sntll, a nd senate Republican Ua.der \\ illiam F . Knowl 11nd of Calitotnla, can be expected to keep up a runnlnc batp.:! while Congress Is not in HUlon to roreah&U py eft'ort to adm1t lh ~ Reda. - ~ - -- -- fudu slry on Parade Ba~;ebal! 12 30 :.! 30 TV Ohapel I AOIIOIII s. lettltd abl11 12·00 Big )>!cluTe t.s~n4~) 10. Inette 11. Dan~tr .. 12- A BlbiiOal 1 klnr ( lt. From by IOU"' ~abbr.) I I rntuu'rt ltl>br.)' /. 2t. Joum')' \ H.Comuup1 18. Bllfl&llllf t. Rt.movtl (PrlaU 10. ~.... , !~··· t tiGn ltt&nl) f , txelal'fl&-o torm.flql t. M&n'a( ·- Ul. Rut>'Oft ~ nick~1. 9ons~el· , na~ \ littd'n t. Rom.., 11. lkatmc I tmperor I area I. To atulll Ill Beat 1 29 Born. lao Ducktl • 31. Provoke u. ~auorm at as. Abod:e ot tftd ' ,..,. ftuld etcapil the Bleua4 U.NaRow ' ~b'rPY encl01uro (lileot.) arUclt ' npsoo hi.Q:Ut cars. Par•lllft \Ill ' mile I'• eosb owner· not RI,., wltb ' ~~~$ ,a•·!:::'. : ing ordi!r •• "'"' • ...,. of ·~ boll brina' 1 or th., Jnd\tltry 'ffNvt thr "" 00 tJ11 roun{ry's _erpnomy. •All 't!akeo a-.d Modell ' METROPOLITAN ' ' AUTO SALU s Mr and Mrs Wm King spt>11! , the we·Jc l!nd In lluntington \'l~; l t ing Mr a.yd• Mrs Courtney W1l •"11· Specia•l m'IH'I!OC WIIR provided bv Mr&. Cedric Cl~rk, organist Burial was ln Beech GI"oO'Ye cemetery Mld pallbearem were ~red Crow Jr OedrlC Clark, Dan W\tile. GilMees, Wil'L'i.am, Downie and Ralph Graves CAROL at the <annual "Jiflaa Ontyerse" ball with eaeort Vince Cha.;enuet of Pro\14dCI, R. 1,. Ul.d ttower) ehattloJ with chtld~ ren at Sunday ael\001 in CQmpany of her parenl.lll, Rev and Mrs. La Veme MorN ot Ottumwa. Ia. (lRt8MIIIlionol Bwndvhot<U:J never out O!cplace-.bl3 it worn on town da.tea. or country weeken'ds. Designed by Abe SChrader th1s white ahahtung illeath hu a beauhful blue cOrnflower print and n brief matehmg blue linen bolero. The neckline, cut as a cool, shirred halter, com• pletea the almtJW lines. · I • MEN & WOM£~ fOR ADDED INCOME 0 r women for thlf\ are• to h...... world fam· ..._.,,.., pre clu<H, In dem... dolly, &old the Unltet1 St.tll to men, w.men •net chll• . ' tre uld throV gh our ' new bqutlful m'rchln· This It •n unu1111al 1opftortunl&y h Heure ••• Will not Inter fere 1rwtth your prllllflnt empiOY•1 cau•llfy you mwt Mve SUAUJ CIJh •niiQI• fOr I~ 3 refe~et tnd c...; 5 tPIM'tl ..,,.. ""~'· •nd must to tltrt at once. 'This c~y WUI eKtend flnand•l illoU." .to full t1mo If do 'lHido · - " - .............. ,, . . . . .,.no\'blt .. JntfrMtH 1n hl• or her futUn, l.t'• an ..._ cllh bullnMt, • ..:~ rt.~~ "'- net 1 Mwer unlett fully no~~·~ , · IIIUtllfled for the time •ftd lnve.tment. 'CDm,.,.Y SeCUftls All tncoml ltal'lll tmmtd'latelyo • ~tcfllloi!• luslnett 1 ~ Up For You PIN• ~lytle ,Phone No. No SPUhitl Or Sollcltln1 PERSONAL IIITUVIJW IN YP!Ill .CJTY •. WRITit viTA vtND 26, ILLR!IAI> "'llllu Ontvene" ol 1956, L!l shown 1n Long Beach, caur Many' AU:end ' .Dale I'~ar1n·Ites 0. D.' ,Held 0 n· Thursday Own A Business Of :Your Own PartTirT¥1 yY'qrk· ·= Funeral services for Dale " Carl1 were ,held ·from th ~ Ew1ng • uncra llh Home~ 'flJursday at 3 30 P 01 w the Rev Weber Thoma d a~sl s ted 1 d G by the Rev Fre 1 :lJ !ler ciai~~~al music ~a's provJ~ d by Olanee Erwm, organist and Thorn· as Kelly, soloist, both o( Middle- port. Burial was in Riverview tl!ry, .Mid<lleport, and pal1·bearers were FrOO Cal'man. Edward Th.om· as, Roy Tracy Jr, Eddie Blake. Carroll Swanson and Jl•cd Moore out of town for t!J.eComing i!lervice from were Mr. and Mr.'!. Wll lllm Koeael , and Floyd and W11· -~ M d ham Bahr ot CleveI a,ru, r. an Mrs. Frank Calbetzer, Akron; Mrs Virginia AlkJre Burke and daugh· ter, Rav~nna; Mr. and Mrs. Dell Stile1, KCnt; Mr. and Mrs. Welby Whaley, Columbus, Mrs. Ann King, Zane11ville~ Mr. and Mrs. F. O...Whilty and son, and Dtlle wh'a· 1 ley, Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Mike KosUval, Mr. and Mr11 R E. WiLson and Mr. and Mra. P.aul Tribe, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Cec1l Brlckles, Pickerington, 1\fr and Mrs Gratis Bryan and family, Pow!J,atan Point; Mrs. Lin.nle VanMeter, Mr. add Mrs~.,P,.•u.rl, JohnsOn and Miss Bonnie .. Dels.warw: M'r. and Mrs. 1erry Ward, Moundsville, W. Va. Kermit W1seman, Fli'l:dla.y; Don Parsom, New York, N. Y.; Fred Carmen or Chesblre1' who flew here host o.l fetrffi '<Q' co-workers (rom from Myrtle- Beach, S C.: and a tbe P!liltp Sporn plant, MusklnguJil 'River plant at Beverly, Kyger Creek plan{ 8nd (be Kammer plant nea~'MnurldsvUie 1 Rev. And Mrs. Georae_c. ., Welcomed Sv!acuse Community l'"':'!"'t8 , eel Dabed fh1s 21st day • -of Jutly, sTAY COOL! pr~- ' tm "J:.- " l D_."'•l' ....,. llRYM'O!lUOTE -- --.--x YDI.~ ... 0 N 0 Olio ~~<•lllmplr lltudo for .,. tor 1111 IIINt ...._ X lor too lwo • ~~II! ~ Wt*lt1 r ' ~+,'"':"· W·' ' Jt,' li.~w.. ~~Iii~ 6·,, &. 'l -~~~ """"I"' lho 11111)0 oad tormalloa ot ~~>• ~~ 4ir 1111 Ota. ltllort or. dl«o~'t. , · · . l • •• .~ II>CI! !Jii,lllll, , • ' • .. A CJinlolft!ll q\ooll.... tVHr. - ' li,B ,H.fll. AVItD . v Ill ... ~ - A'V Dltl ~':::'?'9'1i)IIV •.••.• 1 /1 '•·t, ,, &Bil • •,-, Roger r i v •.•• Jr. STIL IN EXISTANCE • ·2SCX. • REDUCTION ON FIRS.T BOTTLID GAS Hook Up ' See Us For That . LOWEST PRICE EVER! Rutland Furniture has a 'pottled gas storage plant which is located on ·Route 12A just outside of town. It is the only plant of its kind · in Meigs County and through It we , offer ·the best in bOttle gas service to our many customers in this area. ~eHer Hurry! ' Offer To Be For limited Time Only RU·TLAND IUJlNITURE CO. I Rutlancf, Ohio Phone 6193-J • ..,.,NOTICE TO DANCING STUDENTS ()f. Reed Jr., new OFFERING AT RUTLAND FURNITURE il Mrs. T. Reed Jr. Notke .. """'by eoven u.a• 1956 Helen R. ll&ndJey whta! Post John C Baooo 'Names Committee : ..F 1~ 2 ~~~::;: ~-~~: ~.!'V'~:" court as- __ ...,__ .,.. the Es- (7)-30, (8) 6, 13·3tc · ' Heads For.Year!;~:;.;~~;;:;~·~~~~~~=·~~~~~~;;.;==='­ ;r 1(1 GIANT BARGAIN ' Raymond Mulcahy per· ma~e w1th bourtaut skirt and ten Friday for Atheru I.<J vbnt r ~ The Rev lon•• torr;o bodLce and wore a cor 1atlves formed the sln"lc·rtng C::l:'remony •age .. .,f pink and w~ute roseb u..., ·•· • Mr and Mr~ Ga 11 Mc Cl eaT){ and wh4n Mis.s M11ry Luc1ile C:r1mm, 1 ·• "ld Ak ron, arr 1ve d F n day I Mr.'l Hubbard, moth • o u1e c : ol r~n. 241 Plne St, Middletown , Conn ' bride, wore a blue lace dres:s with for a vi101t with Mrs . R S. White I dt~ughter or Mrs. Harold Hubbard white accessories and a cnrSH~c and family. , Middleport, , and Otmer Grimm, or pink and white roselm(ls. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and Racine, was married to M:r Step· A weddmg dinner for the lmm daughter Carol Jean, Columbus, hen ~flchael Toth, son .of Step~en •dial' ramUles was held arnved f&r a week ~d visit with J :roth ~d the late Mr11 Toth, h •"' '"'lf;""va.t a er E1ster, M'IS8 J ean J.Jllma, an d BriStOl," l'ln Th:'l we4lng wu we .• , .... , cake WI\S Urs Jones and carol Jean Will 1 held at St ' MatL'aew's Church. F{)r·-k Conn . on July 23 at ele- the dessert coune. remam the folwwing wee . m the morning. The Mr and M1 s Toth left for a Mr. and Mrs Eugene Harris anj wedding marches were wedd 1ng tr 1p ~and will be at hom !I chlldr hi left 1i'rl~y for their th e church organist. at 241 Pmd St, M1drlletown, Oono in Hutchmson, Kan~as, after were Miss Linda She Is a graduate of Pomeroy two week's visit with their p~o·ool• l l Gr 1mm, M1ddl epor1. s lsier o 1 the J-h,gh School and was f ormer1y Mr ond M•• • A. R lleco• br1 de ,w ' o was ma1 d o r honor and pioycd at Starks , and Mr•~ Hob•rt " Harro•" Joseph Toth, Bristol, brolher of ls a. stX:retary at Cauofe Golr stude nt nunse . 1·man B-h·· Z•nesv11le, l he groom, c~.~<:!1 verSlty, MLdd(etown -=• w.u>a "-sp!"l, nu .. '1\he brld, wore a st1·ee~-Iength dt.rated fl'om Bn 8 tol ·:·;:.~·I vis1tin;: frt~ here over t~e we''" i l shJ!ath of pink lace w1t!l white ac- and Js e mployM'I at end. CCJtsorles and carried a White pray- ley, Inc., Nf'W Recent il.lests of Mr a.od er book topped with whit& roses Mr and Mr'• James Cnswell awl and streamers of st phanotls Miss Gllmm Mldrl\eport were Mr and Mrs James Grimm wor·e a street·length dress wedding >Jnd l'ec~ption. and tbrel children and of bhlf! silk urganza and cotton ~- ~---::---"--:O--::--,------- well, Ch.lcl(go, aod n- . Crlswc\1, Bridgeport. ~VIS day for a visit at "" , , home were •• .,.0 MaMr'r'.·.·.ndd ,.M~" M.; i~ -:.__lig··;~~;gh•Galla~~r 11 1 ,. ' 1 have returned fro mll Recognition of the ~ew pator sdtoO. Fred Shumway wa11 only Mr. and Mrs Donnl.s Gallager and his wife, t~e R~>v. and Mrs preued a fme fellow.ship and the G torge DaVIs wa.'l ob11erved with Tbe thtme of the servtee exGary, Cbarleston. a program and tea at the Asbury dolog of things 'toget.'Jer. Music Mr. and Mn:. Willard Hurley Methodl!lt Church, Svacuse, Thur• wall furnished by tlJe Junl(}l' choir f111mUy. New1Ma:tlnsvl11e, were day evening, and a aolo was preaented by Mn Yisite,.,.. here this week. The affair Wll5 sponsored by t~ Libby Wilford with Mrs. Freda Mr and Mr. John Ketchka '"'~II WSCS and greeting the member• Dully as thE.- pumo accompanist Wf!Bk end wltb her brother and &nd. tb1ir families at the door were Rev. DaviS rellponded by telling In Jaw, llr, and Ml'll. HenrJ tbe Rey. and Mr.s. Davls, Mrs. Ann how he !Jad bt.-tm touched by the Kedaard, Charleston. 'Sauvagto and Mrs Kalhle'en Francis fine Christian loyalty and o Ibis Mr. and Mr:a. Charles ·'d proo~ident and vtce--pres.a ent pi own call to preach, and pledged a.nd sons, PAden City, W. the WSCS , and M111s Marcia l{ai'r, bil loyalty to the church. Mrs. recent vialtorw her~ and lay delegate to tho annual ~lo DaVia abo re.sponded wtth I few 1on, Roy Lee, was. an o-vernigM cOnference. well clmtlen words. guest of Darrell Bechtel. Mrs. Sauvage, master of cereFlowers furni&hed by 'MTS. Mr. and Mtllt. Harold S monle&, off1cially welcomed the mway and Kathleen .and son, Columbus, bave b·En Rev. &nd ""Mrs. Davts Into tbe fe(.. c !mr&ted t)1e church and ltmg her parents, M~tyor and lowship ·of the church. MISll Karr te • les Relrcllhments ' . 0 Fisher, and fJmlly ~~:~11 related the !'!!story or the ctiurch 8 ed! to appr{)]umately 75 today for Monroe to p, both: old 1 and new, alti!r wblch a M I ),1. L Flanagan and Mrs. the week en~ with l'lis • .,,;,.,!& beautJful candle ligbiD.f: pledge d Fields presi-ded at 'he tea the RIV . anti Mrs W B. service, was held by thet officers of vi~. Sunday morning Mr bOth t.'le church and the e!hult:b ~he bymn "Bless Be The Tie" chnsten his granlson Teteran trustee present. •nd the benediction by th~ Rev afternoon wlJt pel'form t~e D&vis conciudt>d the meeting ding ceremony rur bl& daughter, El.ynr. lfOTICI OF APPOINTM.NT ·~~:.--~,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,... IXIIclltrlx tate of ~olm F Htndley Late of r Est•Jt of John F. Han.lty, Oecet.,. Meigs County, Oh1-o dece~d Morris Dancing School Wi II Open' A Ban-:h School IN THE MIDDLEPORT. POMIROY 'AREA THIS FALL! Morris Dancing School Is Reconized Nationally By Dance Edu~ co tors Of America, Inc. J.,rce ·><>ltes met thia week .a,t ' llC llams ~ Roe«nt gut"St of Mr :md Mrs I&. John Morns waJ Mr. and Mrs. ~ 0p The Brtptest Col'· M Mr~ Guv Revnolds and her Juest Carl Cone and daughter{)[ Athens I &; aer In Middleport l Mrs Wanda Strine, attended the Ralph Carr and son or LeVIt- II ~ <I! opera ''The Candle" at Ohio Uni. town Pa ' was overnight guu t of t:l BAKER FURNITtl'llE Ill v 1·s1ty T~ursday evening an<l" ·;;r;;,;;a;;n;;;d;;M;;;;;";;;;;W;;';;";;'.,"';;A;;;;;;;K.;m;;g;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Friday night Mrs. Reynolds and .• ' Mrs John Bacon wen lno~~J~~:; ,.Jliven '"'"d the •••r. "The Mary Lu'·'',..ille Grimm Is Wed by the Summer T0 Stephen M. Toth Monday II':~· ond M". !larold IIubbard dent o( the Jaycee-ettes, named her committee chairmen when ~ t. Lillo~· I= E-1 FURNITUAI bert Wld m~rched to piflno music by Mae CJellund to the front wh~ Coming from out (lf town. f-or ihey t"a'lib r.eeeived tlheir riles of the 9ef'Vice were W. (}. McQwJgg, &ty Each oWcer was presented B&y ViUage; Mr. lll1ld Mrs T H -3 "'~ T"'9e .tly Jr. memben Deb- EU.s~lateln, Mrt. and Mns. Herbert ~lf Hij.es and Polly Decker. ·Elselstein 'llrnd A•lle"' Ohase. Hurnf . , , I iongt~ Mist Helen: LOOhai'y apd :Miss Phy11is thle re~tative Rev. RDbert E. t,e.ake. Columbus., ~· 602 JfO Girl& StatJeo gave her re- .Mfs. Waltho Al'liom, Spl"lllgft-e>ld, ' Par-t Oft! belr U:ip 1n Jtme She 'tiOid Mrs. Ben Gt'!l.vely, Mr-s. Harol'd Of C.ov La'uscltl"'s h!tlt to Brabbino and MisS> Marguente M:OOO'JE!, Obarle9ton. · JrYji'I:\IA~ SliT.,~ MEET , Mr. and' Mrs Glen Oha.se. Day· The Statf -and Offict"M of M.eijs t..:m· Mr. and Mrs. James t.oohnry, ~=;· Pythdan Sisters wdl meet Atberw; .J('f"&. Lydia Siddel, Mor. ~ evening 'lot the rhoJn.t> of . Ob&rles Sw1tze.r, OWen W.tth Mrs. Horace ietta; oOO MIN!. umoey, as the ase1stlng hos- I 1 $299.00 BAKER I Z OhuN:h, Thu.rsdav i.¢ 2·3() wii lh the Rev. Ed"'Ln Oharl~~. ot-fldat· Mts. ol. One'a outtr i Hayes ,Jt< Terry Bradford; 'l'ren, Betty Uoweil and Jr. ~_r H.bw· •m,,Charpl"'in, Opa'l D1ddl.e Jr Loito Ann Knopp; -Bgt. ,p( Anna EliZa· .b£:tlh \Yill!c.r:d Jr Kay Wlllforod H1stormn Josie Roush h Carol)"rl C~l'lfld . • - O(lie~ elect !onned in. tmn"Ch· ~ R90MS Of Ill • ;:i New Furn1ture roa 1 gj n~~o! nted li0Api1nel~ ,LI>'UJ!IV offi~. Jtootl behl:nd 11 !oDg can· other 1 Klt'fl'. wouJd the e"parter of motor SOCIETY Agnes Webster Funeral Services Held'On COf!~T~~.:~ncA60, world's tbo '17, lllplJ:\ ' S~m.-on, ~MtalW.ng e GOcl!l clean Used 'Can • SOOE'IY " • r.......... Mly that motor mtaht bt pu,lh:ed, lhitalo ... ... Mtaturt ~f. Mrs: Gretta m?" - 48. CUckoo POM'EROY ~A-Hh a,tlon. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I!IORAP . MIDDLEPORT be; WE BUY j fS. Before te. A eheep Am) ~ 10 12 Fihl' 1l'tt30 Hollywood Offbeat 11 00 Straw Hat Theatre ·1200 SJ!:·n.Off t. 37. Dissolvea 40. On top _ 42. A hole which Jet• 41. VoraCioYI dJJ!, M.onta11•. • Let this minttl )MI tn you, which WM alatq In e'hrJif JQUS: !PhiJip1 planr. 2:,.1 PRAYER· 0 God, we pond e~r over humUJ~ of Chrilt;.~t, who becamr mnn. and died oor 'D oross fiM' our &iM Ht"lp U-!1 to accept arrem our Saviour'! sacrifice and ~tnvP tt\ !V'OW ITKII"e wQrthy or ,it. In the n•<~~me ot ~!r Saviou.r \VIh{) twgbt lB to pray, "Our Fathr~r. who aTe ln. hJ-avet~~ . . . Amen " Yulu4l&J'I .b1w., 27. Celli ola What's Your Troub'M.. The~tTt! 1S Cam]Xl1.11:n Roundup College Pres.oJ Coaf~"-nce GOing Places ' ~ Famous Playhouse. Man Behind The Badge You A'ffked Ftw tt FHm Fcst1V&I Ted. Mack Amateur Rout Focm 1 Rea.rt or ltJhe C1ty _,. I tllll n. llllddnite MrJ Wayne Real and dau.hter ate viaiHng t'elatlvell In Sloyx Clty Iowa, Colony, W)'omln,cv aDd Broa 9 30 WITH 'MISS -U.' e)e Gtrb Stille nnd 8]$0 her visit t<l Columbue by ctwrtered bus presklent, Mrs Dorothy Spen rc>r, where aJil iirls toured Jtr~ sta-te pre&ldlng The- hall was dt'lroratc l caplfol , Oblo Stabe Ultlvers11y and in hlue oand gold wlt!h drapes at AJU building Robf:o,rt Euli!I' iive hts •report .on th.e fnont wmdows lllld S'llia'H ~ur. 1ah~ at tbe std'e windows Vet~e­ Bovs Statre where he was a mem· of State Highwa y Patrol B oy~ tlan blands h:tvc beern Jnstalled, d.on'&t!OO to lhe Legion by Mr an I State ended w1th a talent show on Mrs V~rg1l Walk er matef'Ja-l. 'Jt Saturda-y nllght and t'hey head£!11 for twme on Sunda) <the curtams was donated by th At tb::o cl!OS!! af lihe meeting, rc· JuniQr A,UXIhacy. {teslknents were served bv P.farth n After the bus meSIS aes91oo M ' s. Lou BeeP, ))lvie Sm t! h md dau Spmrer bkl'd the Sgt of Arm , gbtler to 38 members and ComMrs EhzaOOth W~l roNt• and Jr. S.,1 mand•.r of P-ost fl02, v~rs.~l Walker of Arms, Kay WI!Uord to present and Adp. Edwahli Howell Jr. newly e.Jecteld o!ftcert fDl' i'll'.l'tul•J. • '8'ion, met Tue-sday ev.eni.Qi 10 00 Playhouse 15 (Qrltnt.. , KJ~r.~FnmY ' lettt• of Thom•• W W•gner, 1 h1• K orH;rsbury Miaslonary SOf· J, ty mPI Ill th ~ home ul Mrll Murl h h"l eb\ pv~' n !ill d · Wlll§o 1~ r- 1 I )f WoOd w!th s!:oc members prca!ru u Pom ,..~v Oh1 • and tlve vle:ltor.s ·The !~text meet1n1 (J,ul' 8j')lYJm{P.rl 11 <~ A1\ Will bt Iumlly niaht at the home Wttl\ :!he W1ll nnn n'l: or Mrs. Vlrcll KlnJ, Aua:uat 7. or w Mr and Mn. Clarence Batcllff J~te an rt t.hlldren or Mf'chlt:an spent ~ r .w daYs h~Bre- at their f1nn. 6 06 fi;3Q 8:00 1 9·00 p•r· ae. ktvtr (10. 1 tJ:30 ' 18. A•IH • or c041 6. IS, 3le 1·15 1 30 3 00 3 30 4·IJO 5 00 AIOuT ,,.;""' Legion Auxil-iary New<JIIJoers Installed July 24 ITRUOTOI\AJ, J Btt.\Uif 15 llow"'r tool Sl AbO'IIId ( 0) 12 30 Oral Roberrts 1 00 The Pastor trlc!IJ , 1 • Buc'- • U . Prt~~ratiGn {71 30 . - thn.~ I 7. ~rn Ia ahal'4m "'ll, I. Suteh I 11 wltb 20 A.lterllk 1004 #3. Smtll liquid u . Mali NOTICI OF APPOI NTMFNT Acfmll"1"tntrb With ''"' WIIJ 1"1 at a flu• ., ·~1 ltanu pel- ' 'IOUHD Funeral serv.lces• £'Or Mrs. presklenot Myrtle Walker, Jr MaT· ning Webster ,()urnoe:& M'-I.'QUtW) ilyn Clelmtdi 2 vi~ Ma~ry Roullh , were held at the Grace Eoise:>pal Jr Kay Teti£or<t; seeretllty Betty --i" 180ne :s. •m.tlAn ( ' a. Jl'orbtu \ t I...._ ,r • Sentinel Eleanor Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edllor- Phone G244 es the fOIIIOWing 'Offi.Ceft well! pA!sented· President, Iknrt<by Spen· ~~i Jt'., Betty HoweU. 1st v1cc 12:30 Wil-d B1U HJ.ckot DAILY ·CROSSWORD I ) ~~ 1 • the Auxll· lary emblfm gJ.o.wmg behind ·h er - SUNDAY BY ROBERT C. RUARK W1!!h all t•he c-ribi~lsms from abroad about Gl miBconduct-un dtubtl't.ll)' arcurate crttic-uwns-11 like to r~mCmber Admiral Er-.nest K1t1g, who dJed tile .ather week I hk to N'Call' tl»t "ll'on Ernie" he'ld' o£f1cers t"l'Sppmlible I«' the broad conduct of thetr men,• and ' ~ tight~d tabJ'e _,wi~h WC:I-JS-TV ChannelS ' prii'Citicali(y a- 11U pet'ce-Jll:aa:.~ o( af. felillea againal the Clvlt pOpuii'BUon by ~Jion aS!bQreo. Thi-s, one !Pklpper to;td me, is be· caU9e' eaCh capt'4tn is allowed 'OnlY thrte or lour d4tc1c: C~Atrta for every 10,000 libet.tiee. Wlh.en the number mowrt~J, lbe skipper gets a <:hew..out from o.n• lhl'(h, and at) ehli'Sretled tJhe fatfu!r, so k) ipe"Dk, hbortles are cmcelect fOI' a api!IU. lor the miS<'11)ndtJct of h111 Clhild 'Phis works downward, wond~rlt 11s ttu~· that a pe8.(."(!1;ime &11m· fulf)o wet!. By the Wmf!: ~the- Old ed f.oret-, mozrt of' h handcuff V'OI· M:ah hafo fmibd ~biting the -exec. unlee l , ll'i touogher to oontrol than anij ~.he -exec baa worked 1'11.'! way a flg;htul'g foree Temp111Miorl!l1 are down to ~he -ens1g~, and thfo. enploerrti!u'l, saLaorJe!l 1hl£h, oppofltun. ~tl!gns have blrten the cll.j;eofs and !tu~ •tlo .'!ln plenbfuil A lot ol. \he tihe ~haefs turn wl1!h w sDCtrl on wm k 11!1 "madt-" work jll!lt to keep 'the men, the word .tpreac1a t'he Gl'11 busy httle banda out ol ln Barcelona, wbefil :the Ameri· the coolue ja~· ean fleet Js nf't'8l'aotly adored by But it IS possible to exe:rclse the elvlUan~d not ror th£" dlsciphne. from toop down The lati! morte"y the men &pet'ldo-1 saw two lien. Kenneth F Crame-r wae piJ... sailm-s eaoltmly bock a buddy sttrt J.oned ror -rtarShne8.9 lD Germany, ~It lhim irtto I ta~~~ n'atJ. 'bj~ ror 1:ry.lng to run a ,tJgttt !iihop, J.W'f'· ~k to the t~Rrlp bo:wre ~ Sh!Ore serve Am"'Jcan Pl't!S~Ige aDd, In Pt~trot o!PpOtted btm 11?1 tl:ad t~' cJdenttally, ~ve Ulllrcle Sam a httle turn ~n an officiaJ. report t'hat tlhe money. budtly was • blt b1glh and aoline: I remember J went down to , up. M.unicih to do an• atN&'nmeflt piece "Thia i• f91~ common" w en· for a ma1azme, w~h the gun Hrted ma;n once told me ''Thia 111 pointed to Cramer at 1 m&ll'tl.net, .the best llibtrty port in ILbe woctd, and completely reverser 1my en. ai'Kl we don't want to foul Jt up a'ione. The pioee I worot W86 so full f(llr mPtt of us becaoll!oe< on~ !boob. of praise f-or a man dol.ng hts ,Job 181'\ ge~s ~~ and raises '8 Mleth-at it 11ever got run kus We prefer t.o k11l our own TQday, In· Mt!dite!'ll'f'OOan port~. anaket~ di~lplJne Ln. t~ flftt los 9o tau! : V'ou d~'t know our Old M11n ~nd mora)e 110 !high bhat there is but he's &llel'(lic ~o d•'<'k (~ua·t~ D~tilv Umt 602, Ra-rine Amerl.ean Lll· Youtt1 Wants to Know 3 00 Frontiers of Faith :1 30 Amem•an For.um • 00 Zuo l'arade t 30 Outlook 500 M:eet tile Pt'e.'IS 5 30 Gus.pcl IL!l''mOJl:t Boys 5 45 News l'tcttlre ROO Toppt'r 6 30 Front1er 700 St.:-ve Allen Show 8 00 Television Ph1~ house 000 Man Aga u1st ('rune Y•JU Natwnal Bowlwg Champ. JO 00 B1M Town 10 30 Count of Mo-nte Cr1sto 1100 N ew.s &. S}WI't;s 11 , 15 'I'nasure Theatre 12 so S1gu. Off • 115. Sov.tht&ll' An~nw 11 •45 12 00 being shady pviltl<:a They realize that Mr El5enhower 111 t~tnend· ou~ty popuhh end that all el'!orta must be made to prevent any personal attack on hlrh thBt couh:l boomerang against the Democrata. This doean't mean the DemocrBtl won't wage n heated campaign. They v.lll (lpen up wUb heavy fire on the 'admlnlBtratlon's recorl:l and Ike's delegation of work to his IUbOrdlnatu. \ The theme, aa Truman put It, proba.bly Ww be "I like Ike, but-." plan to frll.lltru.te the eftect of the "po.rt-tlrne" chargea. One &ndk:a~ Uon of the OOP atrategy came when the Wh1te House announced that Mr. Eisenhower would not ta.ke a vacation before the Rtpub~ llcan nattonai convention. Previously, the chief executive had planned to go to New England ror a fishing lrlp, a h"!ll8 1:1trenuoU1 torm of exercls~t than hill ravor1tt pastime, golf, which his physic lane have totbl.tlden him to play until &bout mhi-Aua:uat ' H~wever, COf. National Chairman Leonard w Hall 11 aald to nave counseled that It would be "better psychology" It the Prell• dent nmalned at his White House desk, with week-end trlp 1 to hll Getty11burg farm to provllle tho necesl!(l.ry tcht:-:al!on from his du\ie.. Rerardle.u of Mr. Elaenhowtr'e gt-eat J.lOllulu.rlty, Out R~publlcan at1 ategists coqsldo1·ed tbese fftctora: ' 1-He waa lltn vacutiQIII tnatt.a.pt.t 2·i When he wa.s stricken wtth his hel\r t atlack Jn Denver. Ht epent the reel or the year con· , would accept a hltn for a1d ..f SUNDAY 1010 S!!fn On 10 I !i C h.ri~lia.n Sc 1ence !0 30 What One Person Can Dll 1100 1'I~1S IS the Life 11 '10 M:.n to Man By CHARLE• M. McCANN Unl'-d Pre11 Staff Cor,..pondent 10 30 Unci"' J oh nny CouM The 'wee'sk goo dand bad news 1100 Captain G:rlJant on t~e lnternahonal balance sheet 11 au Mr W1zar(] 12 30 Bar-e ball Tho Good uo Dance Par ty 1. Prr.mler G <~ maJ AbJel Nasser 2.30 We.!Jtern Theatre Egypt was gjven a Jesson on 400 Dance Party the danger of trymg to piny the Ea~~:t agaln.'!t the West In (orelgn 500 TBA ' polic1; The Unlled Shtes and • 30 Roy Rogers Gr!at Britain had offered Nass .. 1 800 Sppnts Eye 6 15 News Pwtur~ financial atd towud building 630 Dowtl You Go Aswan Dam So, tlt~~ug" 1 7·!)0 Jul·ius ~Rosa hid Sovfet Russia 800 People- Ar.e Funny frank fence • 830 F estival of Stars the United States arid 900 Encore Theul re witbdrc.'w their cffin To dll!lmay, Russl11 followed by say- 9 30 Adventure Theatre that it wns not at 'Present .o·oo Sa1urd.a-v N1g.ht Jamboree aid in the dam proJ- 1030 Ellery Que eu earaee!i. accus~ the 1100 News & Sport. of "a.'lam ten, tl •JO Owl 'J'heatT~ 1·30 SJ.gn O(J and misJeacting" ' Egypt would Tt aeemed ar NatiOnal advrrtislng 'Part-Time Presldenr• Mar Be Demo1' Cry ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 SAT.URDAY Th.e Dl TELEVISION 855 !ilen Oa •oo Holdy Doody 030 Bu1l mg AmE>nca 1000 F.,., The OoHy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-MICidlePort, Oh~~~~=-=-:==~ SQturday, July 28, '19--'56 · COOK WITH COMPETENT INSTRUCTION itFOR . 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Basa went 11.11 Lite way 1 8REAKS_OF_ntE...GAME • By Alan Mav•r • PITTSBURGH UP-Evn")"body set!m s to think tlhe •boneymooa a over for the Ciooinn:ati Redl.egs f'xcept t'h.e plaoye~ themselves, wbo st 1U bt-lieve they haove en ough gu-ns oth go aill bhe waY. 1 'l'he Redle.gs tra ilied Mle le.a·gus· leadmg MHwaukee Brnes by 4~ games tod-ay . picking up a .game on f'riday IJil!gh.f.'a 3-2 -sq_ueHe over the pell'ky Pitt.sburglh Pira.tes. The victo ry meant a lot to Cincinnati , which hopes to rea:aoin ground nex t w~k w.hen· the Braves oollide w1U1 Brooklyn· Dodt: '"''~ away from tlhe friendloy sur. ruundings (){ Milwa~J-kE-e Stadium. "TheiT series will give us a chance to gtin ou one or both of them,'' &a-i d Manager Birdie Teb- for tht! losers. Don Blarkburn of Parkersburg CIO hurlel his seeond .!!but--out in as many evenings when he blanked Philip Sporn, 3---0. Losing hur· l ·a was Bub Stivers who was relieved In the second by Cricket Searles. The CIO tean. n u ncne~ all Ita runs In the second Inning when with two men out Bud Sam_, and R. Ki tffer each walked and scored on Kay Stcpheni' single. Stephens later , scoud when Blackburnsln- Smith's look the measure u( gl<d. Lakin by a score of 8---7 in a .seenw that Wc·nt right down to the That was all of Ute scoring. lAst of the sev('nt~ before It was Sporn never threaten4d except in decided. the first inning when Jim Haggerty doubled with two out and in the With the score tied at 7-all in fifth wben Bob Layne singled and the last of the seventh. Bab went lo second on an infield out Smith b:t off for Smith's by rel!lc~- Those were the only two bUs ing first on an er;or. Then, Emory Sporn had. . SLarUna:, Lakin f1rst baseman, at-~ Blackburn In addition to betEmpted to field Burkart's slow ing the pit~bing lilar, eollrcted roller and threw the ball Into two hits in two trips to tbe plate right field . Smith seared all the for batting honon. w•y from first to win Cle ball The box scores : came. ., ' LAKIN Lakin had jumped to a 4-0 lead AB R H In the 8CCOnd Inning of the game W. Smith. d 4 0 I on four bits, two walks, and a Walker, c 3 0 0 5Bcriflce fly . Wallace Smith'a sln- Howell, u 2 I I Jle with the b91ies loaded &ccount· Galloway, 2b 4 0 0 erl for two of the runs in t!le Patt.enmn, 3b 4 0 0 lnning. Redd, rf I I 1 Smith's went ahead in the Last H&rmon, If 3 1 1 of the third on a three run home Bau, p 3 I I run by Loren Elder and a two Starling, 1b 0 3 0 run homer by shorb:Wp, West. 24 7 ~ Lakin camrl back to take a- 6-:l SMITH'S advantage in the top of the fourth AI R H woon Leander Howell homered B. Smith, c 4 1 wlt~ oil rdan on base. Caltrider'• Burkart, e( 4 1 double followlna: a base on balll Moore, 2b 2 o to 'lbomaa In the last of tbB West. 8s 3 1 1 fourth Ued it up at 8 • all for Cline, 1b 3 1 o Smltb'a. ' Tboma1, 3b 2 1 0 Each team added a run In the Caltrider, If, r{ 2 1 2 sixth before l~e decidtna: run wat Chamben, If o o 0 tallied In the seventh Inning by Hopkhu, p 3 1 1 Smlth's. Hoppy Hopklns, who re- Elder, p, ri 3 1 1 li.oWed Elder ln the second 1nnlng 26 8 6 Wit<! the winning hurler. Bucky Lakin 0;40 201 o - 7 1 4 Redlegs Refuse To Concede NL Race To Braves '11'!117 R<Ct/(f/Y • Ptn:IIEP \_ I TtfC ?'PAM'~ /, FIRSr I • • /lo· bt>tiS. f • "Un{il we · fall to do it," said Tebbetts, "J'H refuse to believe we !haven't a good chance iJo win our penna-nt." ~ 11he Redleg ~kipper meanw'h.ile • hoped to generate a. new w:Un'nrog s.treak at t<he expense of bile Pirin order to sta-y in good standing wJth the Braves and onrushing Dodgers. 1/ffrl!~ 5/#CE , ~Z!S. - I \ ' ' I 1 -· Smith's oo• 101 1 PHILIP SPORN AB Wright, cr Tennant. 3b rf ~ 8 6 2 R g Todays Sports Parade 3 0 3 3 3 I 2 0 2 23 STOCK CAl. 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IM Ult 1111 ell. w Mth - ., " wUI •I'" you any .U.whlth •n~ hlv. to bt alld&ti In t 1,000 mile olt Clht"" ........ . ..... .. . . , . . . .. ... •... ! OHer ..,ed until July 31, ,, j ...............u.. 1tS6. Ask Yeur P'ure 011 "You'll Burn Less Gas .. Use Less Oil .. or Both" "YOUR With This High Horsepower Combination SUNRt.SE Try 'The ·Service TO . ATOUR "I NEW·'STATIQN : · Williamson Oil Co. ~ "' 'Main St. , ·\ 1-.oW. '( · .- I'OMUOY, OHIO ry Oblinger itit a ..wh:t sb'EEik in :relief as be wal:k:ed eigbt batters. The Indums ondy had two ·bits in the inni111g. Li«l<e Jimmy Lou-ks again was the winning pitcher as h.e bel<l the Pirates to only four ~e I.JL(IW&. Mike Wen-y was the ,t.;op hitter in .flbe -game wit.'h three thit.s ion three trips w the plate, while for Lhe IndiAns Bo-b Winebrenner bad two biJUi. '.flhe Red1egs thad little trouble wit:h the Dodge~ u 'Ilommy Wblte and Tom Ebersbaab divkl'ed trhe pl·tcb.Wi. chores Jn• regisl!eri.ng tlhe wjo. Dick Eblin .p itooed the ~ three innings for Uae Dodg«8, aiJld was U~e loser with Milke RQberts finMi.ng llhe JaSt thr€e h>lpl\es. White and Ebersbadh tJeid ~be Dodgers rto only five lhits, will1e the Redtegs eol·lected 20 lbits off Ebliin •and Roberts. 'Jlo.p ·hitter in the g11me was TloJn EbCI s-bactl w'i:tb a perl'ect eve'iting of trve for Ci've, whil'e Mike Spe-nct'1' had two ihi..hs. Dick Eblin ll'd the Dodge:rt~- with two hlts in. three tr~ps. The '9landings: T.. m W Br.vet 9 lnc:ll•l'lfl 6 bdleg~ o4 Po11 Win!: Game 'the Redlegs bounceod back from a three-game l01:1ing s!Jreak at the 'hands of Brooklyn "f!iday nig'h.t w.i th a.n ot!lcr cLutch w1.n o~er ~e P1ratt!s on Walty P08l s tr.l'ple m the ninth tflat seared .kRwJy _ Temple. 'I1he score wa.-; tied 2-all, w.hen ___:c::::_:c,_:c_:c__c:-c:-::----:---.c,-,----''--- : - - - - - - - w~th one way, Temple delivet"ed a ' ,;ngle oil reHef<r Elroy Fa<e. I P<Jbt liDen fol1owed with his payof bit to cen.tet" ficl:<i The viat.ury wmt. to Ant Fowler his -seve1111.11. 'llhe dg:bt bander also Mr!. Rlog).>!r Bi'Shop was -guest of Audrey - k-taWr, M'iss Katbryn Slnl!llcd home Ray JabloMlci ln. l!hc 00nnr at a layette Sbo'ftf"' Thur&- Mitch, Mrs. Gladys Bro~h'OI'S' and sixth to ~ive ~he Redl~ a 2-l day evertin-g a't! rt.!Jte Eoterp-Nse daughter, Mrs. Al·i cc 'llhom~n I<>Qd. EUB Chureh wi1ih the Wllfing and daugt.ter, N!ll"S. M')'rtle Hlcks· and granddall81h'ter. .Mrs. W. R. Fowler acatercd eight hits, al- Workers clllS!i a., 1hostieMes. After tbe honOred guest opened Da.vis·a:nd fantiJy, Mrs. Davi'd Davis Lowed no wa~ks and at Qll'l.' 5\retch . retired 14 Pirstes in a row. He bet m:my Lovly gifts, refreshm!e~s and !10111 or cookies and coMe were served Mnt. Herbert Ducon, M1sses Jo:rgave 'Lip a ll"Ual in <the eeoond .imiog l\11 Dale Long'& single and l tu Mrs. John Bat)', Miss Racbel ce and Emma Lou Darvils, Mrs. Jll'b!ll Batey, M~ Ed King, ·M rs. :M~ Smith, Mi99E!S Nor~a Jean ·a nd triple hy fo~ rank 'I'homas. Huosted Mls. Albe-rt Brown and Florernee Ann Bearhs, Miss Una Long Ona For Long Long also acoouu.te-d for the o-th- drtllght~r. Mrs. J~tmes Wi·U and Far Gea~har'b, Mis9 Ri~ BaH, e.r Pittsburgh run by lt\llding off c!augtrte.r, Milsses Lena and K·a'tde ~rs. Hlowand Mcintosh, MI9S Harnet .Mdntosh mtd Rev. and Mrs. t·he sevonth wi-Ltt a 436-f.oot w<l'llop <Juth, Mrs. .I.iUian- Van- ~Mra. Dorothy Je.ffers, Mrs. El. Bililhop. , Uhat went out or 1\:he bal-l pari!:, :his Week'S, Mrs. Cacl. .Mitch, • M rs. Sendimg gilts but unable to- illlt.don 219f. Of the SC.UOOI, Between ·Lhe triple by Thomas JanE1: Korn Mrs. Ctllri Moore .MTs tend wore Mr.s. J.dhn Fr-itk, ,Mira. - - -- ' ' Paul Frick, Mrw. ~~Lm , :Blazewicz, and Long's homt:r. Fowlt'r did :not Mrs. QntiHe Brown, Mrs.. Har'!ey yiel-d a hit. The R-t.>dlegs, howev.cr B.r.(l.wn, Mn. Yvonne W.lSIOOl~ Mrs. rotlied ·up 13 M~fetics, 11 off st.a·~r WJUard Wilson, Mrs. R:ober SpenGeorge Munger, who left in th\1 cer, Mrs: Haorley GIJ.mooe, Mrs. e-i~Lb. Face was cha·rg-ett w.ttih his Myrtle I..oo:& • .Miar Dorothy Loll·g, seve(1'l-h seLltack r 9~ ~. e,i&hl Mt1L Huber JW!own',"Ml'a:' · 'l'OOma& vlOtories. ·. - • Bentz, Mi.we6- £iiids' 'aria Marlene The Redleogs scorecl their first Moore, Mr-i. VoeTne Davis, Mrs. roo witih -two oul., ln ·the 'fiftih. The Yankees clutil to tbeir Homer Wall,er, Mii!Js G.enevieve Roy McMillan bunted ·toward the mound an•d Fowler followf'd w.it•h fil'8t place in thel Middleport Ut· , Stob~ and tbe employees of Jthe store __·-~--a sa-crifice. Temple grounded oJj. tie League, Ftlday evening as they K:os:e __ for 1Jle second out:, and Post took a 15-12 decision over the Sen- ,.- sin•g led to deep shof'll. aton. In another conte.st, the Rctd Debby Gillian, smaLJ · dau.Ghte( Lu.ck wu. wiolh the Re-dlegs, Sox and lndlant battled to a o! Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gillian, has game was been serlotaJy ill in theHol~r when RbbinsD!ll amuck "OUt· and 12-12 tie, before the Oalohcr Jack Shepard l-ot tlhe ball called due to darkneSI!I in the Hospital Ml\l'garet Wyant who sp •t sevget away h-om >him, enab~liTlg ¥<:· bottom half of the fourth inning, aftJr the Tribe had tl~d th~ scare en weeks in Cleveland with f4r . Millan to soore on the error. returned Johnny Klipp:ttein ~ slated· to and Mike Shaffer wu on second. and Mrs. Stanley BeaJ The Yankees tal1led six rull5 in home; Saturday. pM.ch a·gain&t ROB Kline- of <tihe the firtt inning on a home run Pirates in today'• , game. Klipp. Eli!Dn Kraeuter a-nd daughter ·s\l!in ha:s wo0n eight. and l011t seven by Koenl& and five walkB. Hoy~'s third frame was Leda Mac have re-turned hOme a-nd Kline bas potsed a 9ol0 mark. single: in the good for three runs as the Hack from .t-he .hos-pital much imoprov!:!d. Wilson eoacbed groqp collerted Ronnie HeHman an~r spending six more ru~s In the third inning several weekll wkb his cousin, on three wailea, two errots and ' Oharle 5 Ihl-e Jr., has returned to two hits. The Yankees aho picked his home at BeUefontalne for a ~ one run In the 1 · ~nd and two week. • runs. in Ule fourth. The Senators, behind golni Into BY UNITID PRES~ the sixth inninJ, 16-4, after IICorNATIONAL '-'lAGUE flrat and W L Pet. GB lnt two ru111 tn: the fourth frameJ, made a ''last ditch" Milwaukee ___' _ 56 33 .629 stand In order to ulvaae the hard Cincinnati -- -~ 63 39 .IS76 4\~ fought eonb11t as Baumgardner BroukiY'Jl _____ 1!2 39 .&71 e singled In two talllea. The Cal HinSt. Louis --~- . 44. 47 .484 13 HILP 110111 together Pitl.tJtburg·h ____ f3 47 .478 131,1 d,y coached sfJuad put three walk&, four hits and Philadelphia ·- 42 &1 .4:12 18 Yank! made one miscue, and Chicago ---~- 39 10 .438 17 Senators bad scor ·d eteht ttrr•••• New York ------ 3~ 55 .368 23 OH THI • before Cheadle made the last P:rlcll(t Rnulh baseman fiylng out to flnt Brooklyn 4 Obicl,o 3, ~0 hms end tbe ,game. to New YOril: 6 St. Louls 5 Bennie Wll.son wa11 tbe ~nnl1ng! P!hiladelpbi'a 5 MilWaukee 2 SVI'f'OIT YOUR LOCAl. pitcbtt and Lont: wu the Cincinnati 3 Pltblbutgh 2 The lndJana and Red Sox will ~ET"( ORGANIZATION£ Today'• Probtbte Pltchtn their contest Monday ftnish CWicM·go 'It Brooklyn-RuM 8-4 6 p.m. Laok In your pho~o ~-or y-. ·~ v, Kouofax 2-2 local 'pollctlor - r . r wlllto., st. L-ollis ~t New York-Mizen you how to got In touc • 9-8 or Bl~lock 0-1 vs Gomez ~10. Cin<~~hmati at PittJbuqb-Klllpp. flrf..v'• ••ults !lt;e•in 8-7 vii Kldne 9-10. • BOllllon t Chicago 3 Milwauke at PhUadel'Pbia·, nhrhl Detroit 5 WM!hlngt.oa. 4 "' -Crone ~ vs SimiJWDI!I 6-6. , Clevel~Dd 3 BAIUmQI"e 2 · Svndn'll New Ydrt 10 KJbllll City 9, lt in Chieago .t Brooki~ 1 ~ T~y'a Pnbaltle Pftct,en st. Lou~s at N,ew Yort Boston 4t OhleaJO--Nixon 3-4 Milwaukee at f'tlll~phia vs Mc[)pbl)d 0.1 . Cinclnrratl. 8 t ' Ntab\liwb 2 Wluhm,t.ob at Dttroit-RIID-05 AMIIUCA.M L.AQUI 6-7 V! Fetyt.aq; 8-8 "'1. 1 w L Pet. Gl Blitlimot'e. at- .pley.elan6-FerNew York ·-- · - u 30 .161 rar~ese 4.-7. V8 .G.u.tia 7-$.. Cleveland ____ ~ 37 .S93 8'lt New York lit ~K~ Cky ni'iht - . , ------. 112 ~ .116& 11 -Turtoy .t!!!:...K-~r,l-3 1 Chicago _____ _ 46 43 .81'1 16V. ~ ... ,.. Saltlm.~ _. __ 42 l\1 .'4~ 2116 11oitoD at ChicatO ~ .· . BY OSCAR FRALEY 0 0 United Pre•• Sports Writer 0 I NEW YORK UP- Fe-a-rless FraG. 0 0 ley's fect.s 1ilnd figureso: Sayre. :~s -0 0 Elbie Fletcher, former fir~">i 0 0 bl:Seman ·foor .tlhe Braves and Pir.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';:~------;;;:;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;~il Stlverll, p Searles, p 0 0 ates, admtres Ted Williams but ohe 0 i11 among thuse .Who feellllhat WiHCIO iarru~ "should quit ba8eball if he AI R can't take .the rirl!.ng of tJhe fans Dunn, d 2 0 ->particulal'lloy .at :lihos.e_prices." Bill Sams, 2b 3 0 . "I !ha-rt gu~ "on' me £or years Clegg, If 3 0 and I alwa~s felt t.hat 1\Jhe smartD. Satru1, .qR 3 0 est bhing was to i·~\'fti)J"e the~ no R. Samx, 3b 3 0 matter how bad they got." Fl~tdh­ Bud Sams, rf 2 1 explains. "Makhlg juvooHe; gc:~­ Kieffer, Jb 2 I ,tJur-es in retum doesn't •!let you Stephens, c 2 I I anywhere.'• · , ,! Blackburn, p 2 0 2 · . The major leaguers, 11CCording 22 3 ~ to FJI•bie, oow a Boston• sal,C8fll.a.n, Philip Sporn 0000000-021 don't realize jw;t 'bcrw J\lcky llhey CIO 030000X·350 a!'e. CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY ·tlhe lrutians rallied for 11 runs as Mike Werry was ~. and Ter- Mrs. Roger B'shop fs Honofled ;;-ccc ; - - - - - -~-:-'--==-~---=---- • SUNSI1 ~T.+.TION 011 990 011:Your·Dlol P•tteraon Yf, Moore "If the pl~cl'9 bhlnk 1'l•ey ·haw n rough, wqit un.tU they hit .tJhe mi•nors on t.he-ir wa-y duwno," he said sadly. "Then tbeyll know how rou!fh things can rl!llly get" The bout between Floyd Patter· Roo Bnd Arcbie Moore, whoioh 'N'iJI deeldt!l th~ auccessor to Rocky Mard'anu's 'N!Orld ihea-vywelght title, will beoome/ oUk-iaol n-ex·l Frida-y when- Pat.tersou goce before lhe New York Boxtne Cool-rri.lssHln and •his fractu~ !hand Is olcll~ed. Meanwhile, thoaoi same nLght', Joey Giambra will 'lllake" Rocky Cas. tel·lani t.o vet 'in line right be!hiond Gen@ Fulhner for a· 8hot at Ra)' Robinson's middlewelabl title. Tournament star Ed Furgol. Who recell!!:ly went -to bhc- !loemJ. flnoal6 of t1he PGA golf ctLam:pioo.s.hlp, is oonsiderma: tlhree- offei'I of wbiQh -at te881 one b from a maor club. Furg.ol, oow at ibhc Meager Westwood· C. C. Jn St. I.qui!l, Is- one or bhe greaot teacoh· ers or the •&arne. Sport• Aftd Bualne11 Brithth racing write" report ~hilt t.he vicf.o.r,y of Argentina's El Chama itl• l~t laid's Washingl<Jn lnte!'!flational coat: English !horse breedcNi more than $200,000 in or ders rrom Amer.fean thoro~bred buyers. At Jea.st one Ame,lcan buyer cancelled a ·troip -bo Bt1iltaln and •hea-ded Instead to Latin Amerlea. Da~ Raa:an, 21 year old Unl· versity of Flvrida colt "'tapta'in 'Mho won the Florid• "Open, ihu been lnoorporll'ttd for- five yeat'll wltlh funds suppU<~d by a -oounty judge, two salesmen and a dent.ktt in Flol'ida, 11hey'Jl s~ J'llm for five yean (tn· the 'Pro lf.>Our wl~·h the COI'J)Oratkm declaring divi· dends out ot !bil oaming1. Instead of a proartm~, now you a~n't tell the players o,rifhout a Wall Street Journat. One of ~ comeback• .o f the yeJT ;, bel!>l modo by Eddl< M earo. Tb• famed joctey in 10&2 won 38 9tlke tact~, one leM .than year be fe)l oU to a mere ll ' Earl· Sande-'& •11-tlme' record. Laat stakes vletor.l es, However. <tbls yf'ltr 'he already lhn 19 to bia ,ereo d.Lt with more ;Mead . . . a Teal oomebaet but, as one race- obMrver IIIB-ld, "J didn't Jmow hr- had been awfiY'" · J.DS Braves ·win Ninth , In Little League The Raelne BraveS~ woo bMW' nklt.b. slraij;M victory in tbe Meif:s Little League last ·n ig'ht as l'hey tOtlk a.n easy 25-2 victory over ollhe Yanks on tbe Pomeroy field. In other aames 11he Red:legs oontinu· 00 tibetr sui-g.e by takiDJ an 18-6 decision over t.he Dodgel'!l, and the Syrilcuse Indiaotr woa. by a 122.margbl "OVer the Pirates. The Bra.ves ihad an· ePy of.l:me oi it as •the Ya.nks gave them eiJbt une~ r\ws in the fint two inni.Dp, aptt from tat~ oo• 'llbe)' just: ooasbed lklward "~fty" Johrl8oa, went tlhe first :llhree ~lruJ . .fn;gs for tDe Br.avea a1l<l was t4te wmner with Larry Priee :pitOh1llg the I:Jst llhree grames. Bobby BllW.en was tdte &c$Jng pttdler for the- Yankees with Butdl: Oarpc.nter and Frame. Ebellibacb mopping up .io .the last three -i nnings. EDel'tfbi.ab came oo in• the sixth •inn~ long wHit the baSQI loaded, and struck out the side. Top hi.tterB for Racine wtre AIleil. Graham w.H1h •four out of ~lve, W!hile Roger Bi4'cb Jlnd' Larry Price botib -had tihree hi-ts. Thfo Yan·kees onJy came up Witlh four hita, bu.t Bobby Bowen had a perf~ eve:n~ng at the plate witlh three for three. At Syracuse tile Pirates tbad a .2-0 lead ·after ttaree and -one hli'Jif inuingt of pl;a:y, but in· the fourth . Guest At Layette Shower Thurs. Yanks Maintain Little League First Position MAJOR LEAGUE• STANDING --=:::::::::::::::::::::::::===.= DIATH HIGHWAY Plr•tes • ' 2 htar at the University of Teut~ Who was killed in an automobile accident at N10tohez, Ml.ss., Tbunday night. __ H - 59 .379 28't.a at Detrult• 59 20~ Btltill'IIOfe M. Oleveltnd Cl~ --· 34 l F E \ 89c BE.CH BAI:L WI\'I'H EA~K Lub. Job & Oil Ch~nge Phone 6024-M. ' ,. . . .. "!). - - '--- hamler i '. ..,I. . J•* H7-3tc ' _____ - - - - ----- 18 B 1 Auto Services -L 1L MWLING SONS CO. - . ·' .,," - 1141 Wreeter' . ALIGNllENt, :=omplete WHEEL bt.:i.DclDI aad brake aervlee. Hackett'• 8afet.J · ierriee. · we~\ IMala Street, - Po~eroJ, Plllo. - ... , --- v .(81 Auto Sales ~< Price Includes deltvery an d ... in excavation. Vadit~b Plum'b:n·g. Phcme 46-M, Pomeroy. 7-27-tt $1 2".l.7s OilY BA THROO!Il OUTmS. Phone 11301, Nllht P!>one 80311- Limited ·t ime orrly. adis-h ·x DODG~YMOutH D~ Pfum.bin<g, Phone 46-M. RomeU.tl ·roy. EllS. ·27-tf ~ 1953 BUICK ll8 Sup~r ~oO< Se· 'dan, I#Y.Ifl\fioW' drive, '.t39S, ' Blaettnar's, Pomeruy, Ohio. . • 7 -~fl.6tc - ' ' - fi4l F.or Rent --~ Rooms tor rPn1. fhone 206. Edith, Teaf.~rd, 642 JE. Main Sl., Pom- eroy.· ~-- • ()L.E. P-AM'SHA O<J..E, 'Y()RE. M05- r Lb-.oAL AH DONE IT FO' YO', SE.NN'Y-TQR.. 51-11 IS VOTER, 5TAG(;f:':RE0 ~R r PINEAPPLF- PHOl.,BolJNI) COUNTY, AN . Iw\AARIED TH' WIDDE R. F PUITF' UL~ ~··o.r rent Electric:= wall p'per steamer. Clint!)q Fisher, Mid dleport. Ph. 62fln-X. 11-1-t£ --- · ='=r.~~·· l'or rent-Ex~IIOD - - ' .. 7-23-6\e ua:w: =ro:;R:;E!IIA!:;j .;t .' -::,.:-,.:-:A:;:BB:;:::OTT;; VIC&' AU ...~.. llo~•d -- em H I .I nsura f'ICI' . • "WICHITA" cetaJqg. ' A&ency. Bar~ tn~uroDCe f'opulor Club Pion b t J 884 B,o~df, £bon._ 681!1-X ~~. ep . <'ii!A>Li:ft h.,.,•..., Pri>teetll'!l, Lynbrook· N. Y J!tfe, Auto. Pit-, Polio. Call Don I ::==·~-:-;.::;; --~-~-::-::::::=: Mm,~ lll<ldlopott. Obio. PO R RENT I21 ) le.ol F.sf<Ite Two rooms over HOUSE and 6 acres h~ti.d for sale. Stifflers, Shoe Store Four· ·Mumi, 114 story . Looated ont~rtllaDd·Ba\1 Knobs Road , Located on Court St. in 'Lt>banon Twp. Price $1200. 'nevJiy redecorated Ernest Congo.. 7-25-12tp suitobfe for office space FOR· SALE:---PtlaJ!t "<irby Real Ea· 'ila'te, Rutlillld Township. 31 ,,,.... 1an.1. ~w.s.. barn and out PHONE 198 Middleport. FiCoe • Autlo:utob1le- - ---.,----- - Quolity Service and Merchandise for Sci• ""T- '"'"• ..... Trevy-Finstewald Funeral·Home ·---~--'-:' July 21 · Hunb Hall "THE SPY CHASEitl" "' "MARSHALLS IN DISGUISE" A ... Comtefr arilll Carteon '- . ,. ,. -::;:;::;::-:;:;, ..... ,·. IS lt) PH( '1\'10 WANT k'EeP 'l'tUl RtQHT 10 Mf!!!!i - G. E. REUTER Clnemascope.Technlcol91' Andy' Dtvlne -ro ;.r:t ' --oi- CN..Y WIW' IT AM~ -00 ·- ----- --~- b, Ex ~t Techillclau. i"Woae ~ Y irlddlepbrl: 8-111-ff Got $25. $50. $100 '" producft free) Help your ft4enils Pf N.Uontl Brandt they w.... for Only ll l week~ ThtV ttt 11afuabl• free gifts too .. and Yb\1 .,... tift after tails and FREE New 276-p..• Help Won m.n ""'th • .~UJI.~ CI,.UB SECREl",UY ' .... raid • .,.,.,_.,,.,,-:-;.,~,.,,~-{ ClotU: ' )xtl18!.JtKB. set Georce A. f,f.;ein-.., 1,,_,.,. hart, Atlministratol'. 6-1-tr 1- - - -~-_ ,_: G port. ll·l.tl --- ~- oi'PotTUN't -i'H& STRAnON ITORY"' U eEA 1953 JlLYMOtiTH Cranbrook, 4· Phona 820~X. door Sedan, clean, 'low milea~e. $995. , Bla~tttnar's, Poo\eroy, FOR SALE-TltADE-()R RENT 2 five rdom apartments; 2 .' Ohio: 7-2~< 22 Acre FARM 4 room ttouse eel-· rOom apu.tments,l.1lU wtt.h ' dries and garage. 4.. N. B Iar, chicken house, 4 acres coa~! Publle Aeeoua~bt 1954 OLDSMOBiLE Super 88 4 p•enty locuM posts, oo· m.a1 · W ' ~oo,r ,Sedan, power steerihg ·aJ1d' Pomeroy, Ohio. ' aM school.bus route, J'r\ mil~ \ e• Invite Bookkeepfng brakes. Low mileage, one careout of Rutland on gravel road. .eeounts, Audits, Tfx Prp.. ful owner. Make us an of! I>\'. (IJ) · \V\1,1 trade for small place i.n . .bJems, Notary Publle. Bbettnat'~. Pom~roy, OhJO. · WeTEit ___: Woman for bou... ~,e K~nnedy,··Rutla· nrt, qruo. 7 -~6tc t:k. Live in . · Fr 1nk. B~~c"h, 7-2l..,lc · , Office Phone %69-M Middleport \R. D. Leading 11l04 PLYMOUTH Savoy , Club -P•meroy Not. Bonk Bldg. 7. Co!fpe, •tandar<;l shtft, oririna.l ·-Rd-- _.:,.. -~' ' .... Lorenzo Parker es· ·t 105 E. Setond· St. ' 2-tO:Il,e, &rl!y finis'h, ~11Q5. Blaet· 2 GUEUNSEY COWS, two years F'()f{l SALE: tatt! _ 3 bedroom!!, maspneety Pomeroy, OhiO lnar'~. Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-26-tu r old, will f\1!sllen In · D~ce1 nbe1· --~ouse on threi acre · lot faci~;~~ 2nd calf; 1 heifer-baH j ersel' Jona- PON'MAc•oelu.x. 8'-cylindel', black-top KtJ:~et, , Mi~t'i'aYll!e- ~~-:-:;;::=;:;:;::::;;:;::;: ; 4-door Sl!dan, hydramatic, •fuUy · a'nd half whilt': .face_. Jat"k S~i(t. Apprali ed for $).000: Will be ~. ;;;. ' enabl~: , Pomeroy, Ohio. 72fi.:ir 11 Blaett - --reconditlQncd. t~ops. sold to highe!o!l bi.dder at 10 11.~.: : 7-:Mj-Otr nar's, Potneroy, hio. A~usl. 3, nt the l.aw office of 1 1 · auliNlasc TY o·.-nen -and O'Brien, lOOM! 19M FORD v.8 Surili'ner· 'Filirlane one-or ,.., Mft\t .....u.. Co'Urt St., Pom~roy·. Fur farther . ConvertibJe~QUJie, 'Fordomatie, lag ,lf~nc.,, "antiilg tniormatioJl, rnll Pomeroy 452. fullf equi.p ,' like new, f.2I95. ter lh• 4Dm~r an4 MUI ·lual7-26-3te To meet th~ dtslr" of every · Blaettriar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. · fal'nlly- . :, at a cod ·th• flmlly · '"'"' w:lttt lilt ~ lf'IYe~Jtm-t. \~ \ 7·26:.--- ---~ ' ~htii\C• ""'"• 'hOW wlthed tor. The .'onlY heatH ntlll, sh. . and 7-ROOM countrY homer modern att ·in•fOilll,_lttepe. _- t.ow 1JifUt-, ronveniences, ·abeut 3 acres lej9) and right In tho shopplno vel grotrnd on· sti.te ·Route- 1-U• nnter of Pomeroy, Call for four mile.! from Pomeroy. ReaI Hot W~r Tank, 8() Jal. with side I"'Pr• tnfol'matlon y-ou mlght sonably priced. Call IHG-X, Mra. Phone 285 hea-tth-J..&rneit Quifien, ' Ra._ctna ...,.,. Gtnhfllmv Lumbtr Co., John ijaudley. 7-26-!tp Road, Call. ~- __ ._ 7-28-Stc, ~he:nic '&t:, Pomeroy. 7-26-3tp -· ., . 2·23-t! CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS. ~~. ~ j KLECTIUC ' YOUnt BED, with sprirJgs and 11utlt.ress. V&~'y BOOd ' cond ition, $35. Mn. Carl Roach, t566 Lin7-27~3te cobn St.; Middle;lort. ' (20.)B ustness • Se rvlces · RANGE. reasonable, 692 High RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Ptwn'e 200. Cleland - A.pj)llance st.. MiddlepOrt. PI>One 6381!-X. ~tulo, :! li!i Bt. tomeroJ 7·27..S!c ~ June AllyMn ... _ - - - - - -- - -- 1, Losti Short·h-alred Collie puppt.e, IVESTINGHOUSE ELEOTRI Range .ton and white rnarkiJ'Ii'&, t>Jo col· reasonable, 892 Bicb St. ··M1ddl-ttar, an.sv.en ·to name Teddy. port. Phone 636Z.X. 7·2Htp Child's pet. Call 6095-Y, , 7~te. ·27 ' j , ~----· TJJE SMITH FAMILY PEACHES-Now picking early red fr~ . Other variet1es latt.T. New Have n Orc-hard. New HIWen, W. - - - - -- - -:-r · lox 2'29 Phone 108-V Va . Phone Turner 24608. Hf1Mf·~4FTT Dl~f:S. OaH Gu:.r Neig. 7-28-3t .: 7-26-5tc lee-, r~a.cir.e, Oh"iv. 7-~tc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;=::;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.I WESTINGHOUSE LOST: ~ bj]l betwern HOJ;tte Restaurant alt(l· 48 Cole St., Mld· dl!Ci)ott. I& a donation to the C-hurch of Chrhrt. Finder ple&.'lc ~turn- to Rev. Fred I. Gardner, .or S~ary L. R. Wiley. ... IIIr:;~:;;;;i=~~~~=:'! ' - .... - Real Estate Broker (6) , Lb!it & Fo~und been reoaJied by the Det~it Trgers from pbarle!o ton,Jn. the Americm As8ocl.Uoo . Bun•ning was with the T.tgen for two moiJi1hs l'ast &eason, ·w innlog tlbree games ¥d liooing five. Ouy Mnl•n --~--- lou " o.- Wrminf\On. ~-~~ ~~~~~--~-~-~--~-~4~2~8~1~..:1~2~2~1~\i~N~e~w~Y~o~rk~•~t - u~·~c~~cy~--. z· JONI'l'eCt ill ·- ~eo i.n ma1dna: a. _ao:OO stt.·arty 6---1~, fneome from a btl:f:meost: ot t.hrlr 1 ...,-,...,.,-,~ ~811.~ O'A'Il, sei Ll nw those wo:!l·known N atio nal~ A dvertis~d \\'latkm ~ POMEUOY-5 roollli on .:ood lot l'rod uL,:s itt MeiK1J Coo.nt~. You out .of flood z(;lle. Water , ~)e<·d o •not n~t'd lillY 1nveltll1)1!-nl lricity a.w:1t i atl- For quick ~ash o~·h e r tthan a IIO.Od ca·r or truck . sa'le , f1200 .00 . You grt FREE in.:sunnce -a ~o . JWTLA.NJ)...._6.roorn frame oB SllFot" lr'n lnterview w'rit-t: RO'S& 1../n Street. Semi-bath, i ~tS ht'<~t· Stewart, 1313-12th St., N. W., tng. Nu:e level lot wj t4. g,vage. Can-ton, C1h)o, 7-28-3tc $5000.00. Owner may financtl . !IIARM 80 acl"e§ bilL land b-u t ':':::-,:-:-::: - - - -- ~~ ' ' ;._W(L Atl Ln meadow d Modand va:.~5 --- -- ture, well-fence . ern. . C AREN1'fo~R \YORK- Root and turoom house w1t h battb , fuma (."~ bes:tos shtngl'es applied. Doors •~1eating, :fuJi! basement. Bu_n, hung. Fl-ooring laid 1 PIO!'che& LDlploemetnt ih.ed, garage, 3 brodand repaln. 9d7-M, Vlrwil Te•· er 'houses (capae1:-y 6000). Q:.vn f er w!ll .inclu<te dair y herd , pou l7·27 -8tc -~~cus~. try equipment . t-racb:lr and CAR RF..PAlR. Neig)er and Cleek equipment at $12,500.00 . Gi r~e. RM!ine. 7-28-Stc CUCKLER REALTY Card Of Thanks Bumlint·b>s Leo Gorctr -- CUaed AQI retll!l't'eu oy m~<U ur _ _ _ _ -c--ctelt>phuM llYeD c&rehal. at&..a , Uru-pette Pop Roule Jl~t, ::- d for KEE"'' ''.:i S!tt'V!:'IIG MACHINE ' RODNEY. DOWNING. SERVICE . Guarant~~d Sales & tiUD. quick saLe. Josq1h W !p;>c!. p,-...,. A-ll mOC!els repaire.:f & ·· - - - - - - eroy, Ohio, Star Roule. 7-25-3.p Sc.rv!C!8. ,;!• ;:- ' l' l i i :! ~. P. 0. Box 148. P~one INSUI\ANCE AGJ;;N\.'Y .II I 7-19-tl P'ARMALL H TftA(..'TOR, ' R"ood ~09-J. Pomeroy, Ohio'. IAYI DON'T .YOU KNOwt Plrt. A"'omo.lle, HeAlth . tires, all equlpm~nt. Priced Baker'& wUl Jive \ht1 best cheap. Phone 6820.-Y . 7-24·3tc QU:O.It S.ER.Vfl("'!: 0111 'Wite.tit R& ACCIDeNT 1r11de oD II.N'Ditl!l' w- applia& Life. Caau•ltJ and Iandi patrl~a bJ , i"1o<t...,. .T"fJ•D~ ceJ. 4 8-tf For Sal&.---2 ·'Jen~e-y Hfife-rs, -e'liiwJt~hmak.er. ~ · tfEW'tgib!e f.or registrallb,n. 1 year L&BS. i'<'1Mr!'1· 1-1-11 and 2 y~ats. Edith Cdaner, Rt. 2 . .12) Racine, Ohio. 7-27·2lp In MtDDj.EPORT, OtitO BUL!,pQ~ Fjl~ IRI;W · po~' · 2 bedroom fUrnished 01palltme-nt 61:16-M PltONU . tall basemems; ·Jand~plQM, ete. ..P. · on Mulberry Ave. Phone 6094X Ful1!1 ltiz;e a'irl's blcyde,. used two ~ 7-2'1'-6t~ · ' . ,.._ Phone 322. Pomeroy. · 7.n<t M. Cowdery. - •. hong . - BoUom, Ohlu. !'~~~==~=~==~=~ 7[27-Sto ··' LONDON UP----IMarohese :Lore. zo De Medici -of lta•ly, riding IriSh R.ovcr, won the Wlhite City Stadium Oup Friday durina: 'atll4ntlel'.national horae ~ow. Dawn: Paletborpe of Britain· finol&hed second on Holywell Slft"prise. Saturday Onlr ...-.. Not'ices PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont. UPJim HIO"'W&&n of Buffah>, N.Y., won t.hc l~pound senior siDgle SC'u-J!ls ohanwionSihip in the Royal OanadJa!l He-nley Regatta F·rktay. He was timed in s.even mWtes. 35.6. ·~ _.j Jam" St.wart I ~ 111 'll&aD:Im aad t.P«Jal ttce~ of .tfeotl pr1ated at rt~cu 1ar tlusJf~ ratPII. Obuuarlt~e. fllbUJ,bed It 1-l!t'.nt per wurd. UP- Funeral July ' lf:litiulk ~rvices wHI he bekt 'boday for Ed Hawkt~o~~, a 21 year old football Frlclay er. fll , NorSe Rt'fri"ere1oor $50 Glider, 5:1. E:lhel sa u\'aJe, Nay.-tors R u.n 7-28·3t:l i "' fo.t •..ore tba ooe LEGAL NOTICE 'V.he Board o£ Education of the SaliBbury Local SClloo( DiStrict, M.Edgs Coooty, Ohio, wiQl offer <at .the '<1001· of the Silver Run Se~ boose, on Monday, tlhe 1st 'di!O' of September, 1956 at 10:00 o'(:loek A. M., the tollowin:g perac:udty: One brick, on~t'IY bulldmg and I~ parcel .!litnte in tbe Cou.nt'y of Me-ig-s, Sta'te of otw. in t'b.e Ohio Oompmey's PUrotm.. Begi.nlltnit:l N. 44Y.a degreea W. ·g Tods 12 li.nks •from. oan J!:lm tree 22 in, ill- diameter on the Eaet. bank .of S(Ory's RI.Ql and on itibe llne laf Jcdm and James Mauck i.o lAK 329, Town 1, Range 13, tiwlbce S. 30 deg. W 12 .l1Dd.9 3 l'in·Jc$ to Mt · ELm Tree 22 inebes In dlameter, th<'lrCe s . 67 <leg. w. 1.6 ........ Sugar ;~o~ump: ~~e N. 71 ~. \v. 7rods 81miot O.Jam.. Mauck's and Jobn R~ lint; \ tben~e N. 43 deg. E. OD fllliid linle 6 rods 11 ltnb; tbenc:e: N- 4._, dec. E. 23 ftxis 20 l'inks to Jamft Mauck\! N. W. oornerj tbmce S. ..... deg: E, 9 rodo 22 1inko fu tM place of b·egtooW:Ig, 1¥.i ~ mon: ()r less. , . Sald pare-eo~$ will be auctioned to th-e highes-t bidder or btddtn for cash, in. ih~ .orr day of llll'le. The dght i!'l reserve to ~jeCt &.ny !ll'il'd al1 b'ids. By order of- tbe Board of Educao tlon <~f Sa'lisbliry Local SchoOl District, MeigS' County, Ohlo. Eldon Weclts, Clll!f'k.. Wu her $20, -c;n~h-n:-1""""":'_--;,;:-,A;-;; N:;T;;E:D~-;Am~I:;Jit:;io~·u~.-=m--<m~,~i-nt·-,-:,.:.1,:.-=-=.:~..:;:::.:;...~:.:_ -- - - • SPORTS DETROIT UP-Riojbt ' The Doily Sentinel, Po'meroy-M iddleport. Ohi-o No~ Claulfitu J\CIII lxe'I'I.W btlb 1. :U.. wW be published t~• ~ . , U reeatYN. ONE USED Gravel.•· T"r-actQr; alsl) latea 2 eern.• per w.ura, oot lA 1 use d Pow\!r MuW 1 R. A.. Finaertlou. l!,ll?fQ"Jm ebarce &ao.law , rH2 !!;. Main ' Pomeroy. t eentJ pe~; 'fiOrl for thre. tOD 7-28-3tp leeuUvt 1almlou bflei&l---.&at~ aaooU!I for :,e eeutl BEAGLE PUPS- Thtty Will mak ~ ~ -- wonL go otl h-unte-rs th 1~ fall. Se~ Cllf' ford Derke-r H:uctne, OhJ.o, or r""lll nte or 2 «uts pe.· wora will ,-~l l 34ti 3. ' ' ·,•. ,.. 3tp ·~ bo charred lor adyerll•l•• if... pQd tor befor• thP ~!'th of uch 1 - - - - - - - - - muntk' follQW\Ilf lnaertlou. For Sale-Hea!lt )' Queeu 66" , Double we ll double d rninboard , ~n q._. ... .fldvt~rtlllDf......Sb~•lld b1 nee! c~bmet sink $139.50. ripoftfJJd ~edilaloiJQ'. t.:. Oat:) Frecker Plumbing Shop, PomeBeutia.ei wUi not bf relllk•d'stblt' roy, Ohio. 7-26-~tc 6 .250 2 6 .250 , 2 ' .25G M~d•y' 1 Schedukl Y.nkHII al Plr•tes Fl•ld No. 1 Dodger& et Bnve, R•cine lndilnt at A.ecUegs Field No. 2 Jim WT j -..~ft' tlJ., 1 '"'\. 1 Dodg1r1 Yankets LUFKIN, Tex. --------- - ' ' • Soturaoy, July 28, 1956 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mii:!CIIeport, OtiiG Two Parkersburg Teams Will · . · Oash For Bend Championship ' ....... . ' '·' .1 SALE OF BATHINGSUITS !!!!!! """"""""' f'v I U PHt It'\ 1.'1 T H' ..-<..JNL '1'"""'-.X.lN l~U T' 1I lX:lN' r 1"4AT n .K VO"LL 'N IN eN A '--ANDSLIDE ~ ~------ �' • I • • r caq I ' The HAND OF VICTIM'S MOTHER Where wat~t of the e•rth? (Job 31,4,) PRAYtat : 0 Loni, open our eyea t'bat we may see g1~sea of Tny trutb. Help us to aee tbe ~h. and in 'fb.y creatlion oaiJ abolll. us pictllfes of Thy love Fect.nteci Churc;h, Enngellcal Reformed , Presbytenan , Waldo J . Bartels Pastor Mrs. t'red Hlaettnar, t-M;pt. 9:15 A. M. , SWlday SchooL lO:ao A. M. Worship ser~ · vice. 'f.oplc "Whal God i1:1 Like", Cume aDd wol1Ship. You are welc01ne. Chri•tiln Sdcnce Society, 144 Mulberry Av~ .• Pome1'0y. M.orrW:Jg si'.I'VJ-c€' 11 A . .M. ytl'th Love the 5UbJOCl of the lesson sermon and the G<Jldeu '[ext: Let him that ~lonet.h glory ill tlh1s, that he underst&ndeth and kiJO'Wlfltll me, thal J am tile Lard wtiich ex:erdse lovillg kindn-ess, judgment, .and rJghteowmes&, m the ea1Jh, Jer.rem•ah 9:24. Sunday School 10 A. M. Wodneeday evenrina: 111-TVtcc at 8. The public is cordially ~ited. 00 altetnd. ReadiTIIg room w1lb 1nde entrance loca-ted at rear of church open to the pubbc Monday and Wednesday from 2 bo 4 P. M. The Unlt11d Methoc:ll1t Church, Serman topic "'For What .18 Your L1fu?" Rev. Brown alollli with. 11 membeors or the MYF win aUeJld Lancaster Campgro1Jnd Institute July 29 to Aug. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Thomas will be oountlll!· lors at the illfltttute. Annual pic· n1c of WCTU 'J'ucsday 6 10'clbek at the Genhcim~ rC8ldence 208 Mul~ berry Ave. Choir reheat'sal 001, Thursday 7 p. m. Robert Br&Wn, dll't!Ctvr MisS Joy Smzth, <reganist. First 81pti1t Church, Ea&t Mal" Sl'ree1., Ji(Jlaeroy, Ralph C. Zundel pastor. W·m Wal.son, Supt. 9 3DJO .:m Combined soe~rvioo of WOTIIIhip arrd MD.dy Special musk . Sermon 'Is the ChrL<rtian Life Broad or Naz·row~" N1.11rsery .11.nd junior church for children. 7:30 Yooth church meetirl'g. Monday 7 :30 11Choo1 workCI'8 meeting. Wednes· day 7 :30 Prlf)leT I'D(( Blbl~ 1t11dy. Alfred ~hod\tt Church, Rev tt. M. Grove, Pastor. SUnday School at 9 30 Lloyd' Di!llngeT Snpt. Womhlp servloce! at 10:4fl NOTICE! . My Office Will Be Closed JULY 27 to AUG. 9 Inclusive S. G. BLAZ£WICZ 'M.D. w~tb the paat.ol\ br~ttiilli me&sage Suodey afterooon eet"Vicet at Eimwood IW>t, Home-. Sunday eveni1l'g 7:30 ;r~ul'ar meet~ of MYF; \f~et::day eve. 7:ao mid week prayer services. Chun:h of Chrl1t, Middleport, Fred 1 Gardne"r pastor. Bible School · 9:30; M~ WOJ'8hlp 10:30 aubj8'C't "F'olk Wbo Comfort Us"; Eflll!lning servtce 7:30 &e-fm:on subject "Seek.ina Pbo Ju.slily Hi.m8eif"; Wednesday 7 :30 Pr eetin , nd Blbte stud)', Mr~:~i~ Re~l:s beadoc. ~ ' Ch h MidFlrtt Pres ..., ... r 1en urc • dleport, Rev. Howard Ruppel-t , pas. tor. Chureh School ~: 30 Jam~s Buchanon, Supt. Monung W01'5Mp J0·30 ........;... "Take It Eaono"· 7·30 tL · ""~ -o~ ' . · CommunlOn serv1ee; Aug~ 2 FamU, Niibt 6:30 potluck wtth committee fun:~i~hing ioeo ~m md. be~e; chail"mBn Clint'.on Fisher; l-ood. chalrmal\1 Mffl;. Jlm~ Harley. The rpiiStllll' will be on' vaCl"l~lon u_ntil Sept. and John ~t qunlatteru•il etudt.'Tlt will occupy the pulpit after lbe flnrt two. Sundays in Auzurt. Prftbyt.rl•n C:hurch, $yrecuu, Rev. HoWird Ruppeit, pastor. Church aehool 9:30 Roberrt Harden, Supt. Aug. l f'am4lly n:tghl' spun• sored by DeeacCI'!)ellfWs 6:30 outdoor moving pictUN!l3. Prtebyterlan Church, H•rrlaon· vtlle, Rev. Howard Ruppcll, mod~ eratoo-. ChU.t'(lh School 9:31); Eva. ni.ng service 8 p. m. Rev. Ralph Zun®l, ~Poo~eroy, guesll speaker· .f.lt~t Baptltt Church, Mlcldl•port., Rev. C. E. Hoyt, ,posWf. Chu-reh School 9:1(1 Frank f:::h>eest! brow, Supt.; Mor.ndng w~hlp ll'l to:tD Evening se-rvice 7:30; Wleh· Msd'l)' 7 30 Mid week Prayet- an_d Praise service; 8:30 Sentor ohloJT prac-tice Ht~ath ~thoditt Church, Mid· dleport, Rev. C. R. Konk¢'ilht, pastOI'. Sunday Sc"hool 930 Ernest Cowrt, Supt; Mo.rning wnrstMp• at JO:aQ; Yout.h Felolowship aRid pM· tflr and bt• ' fami~ at Cemp Gro-undS' Lancn~~ for ·, w&et. ~ •t -· - _,..._.~ the LOW COST WAY"' to build_extra rooms from wasted space .... • Mt. Moriah Blptls't Church, Middleport., Rev. N. D. Bordon, pas. ton. Sunday Scll.ool . 9:30 .~l~'ll ft.eleae, Stlpt; Monnng wonhlp at 10:30. dCh11rch of lh• Naur.ne, Mi ~. ft.e'v. R.:tbert Styers., paJt.or Bible Sohool 9:30 Lest~ Ta~OI', Supt. Morning worship \ 10:80 y~ Poop~& mtlltlllinR 6:45 p. m. Evenmg serva~ ~:30 Tbur.aday at 7:30 Pntyer meetir!lg. Th11 S1hrl'tion Arty, Mlddltport, Capt. Glenna If:umm~ll . . Sunday Sehoul 2:30~ Holmes~; rneetmg 3:30; Salvatton meetmg 7:30. Church of Christ In Chrlttl•n Union, Middl'eport, Rev. Guy F Sayrec, put.or. Sunday SctM>O'i 10 a. Od II M8 nl Supt · P!r.ayer m. e ey, ·· and' Pmbw 7.30; WedllOIJday Blble 9rudy 7:30 Saturday Evangeli&tk ervke .30 ' 6 LIHie 7H~king Evan,ellc•l MethOdbt Church Sunday worship. Bible School 9:45 a. rrr." Worablpo Service 11:00 a.m. You·t~ Service 7:30 p. m. Evana:ellcal Service 8:00 p. m. Mid week Prayer Meet~ lng Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Rev. Carl McPherson, Pastor. Everyone welcome. R•cll'tfl B•ptist Church, V. We~o ley Jenkins. Pastor. sund1y School 9:30. Morning worship 10:4:5. Evening worship 8 on the 1st, Srd, 6th Suilda~.s. Prayer MeeUng Wed· neaday 8. Film strips on tht!! life of the APostle Paul will b~ shown eviry week thru June, Jllly and J\uawt. hthle"em ltptit~ _ Church, V. Wealty Jenkln1, Putor. Mornln(C wOrship 9:30. Sunday School 10:40 Evening worship 7:30. Rov. Jen· Jdns preaches on the 2nd and 4th sundays. Mrs. Edith Codner pre.-:hq on the lit, 3rd, 3th Sun· day•. Prayer meeting Thuraday at 7:30, Film strit,. on the life or the Apostle Paul wJU be shown every week thrll June, July and Aua:utt. Third Street P•ntacctte1 Church Middleport, B. L. Barrett, pastor, Sunday Scboa} 10 a. m. EvenJng servict 7:-ia p. m. U IMthocllat c....-ge, Lettrt Ft .. 9:30 A. IM'. Apple Grove. 10:30 1""\aM.t, 7:30 P. Jot. Letart Falls: IW· l"'lll Llle Sentce- 'Mlth t:Peciai' music. Prayor meetings: Wednesday evenJ.ng 7:30 Let.ll.rt Fa1l8', SUnday evenu..r Apple GrovEl, Sllnda.y evening !;ast Letart.; MYF meez1:lDp M<m-day 7:30 P. 'M. Apple Grove, 'Dh.unday 7:30 P. IM. East Letart. L. M. Mohrhotr, Paetor. Sund&y Sc-hool 9:80 A. M. Ohadea Lytle, Supt. Divin~ sel'\'t.ce 10:30 A. M. Public a!way8 welcome. It, Jo"n Luthertn Church, Pine Grove, Rev. L. M. Mobrboft, Pti· tor. Divi:ne Servleee at 2 P. M. every tll'St and thlrd Sunday of eaeh montt. WttU November. PubJnvited, Zion Church cf Chrltt. Leceted on Pomel'Oy-HarriiJObvilile • Road. Bible School 9:30 A. M. MamJ.ni Worship and Comm.uoloo 10:30 A. M. Clu'istlan EndoaVOl 1:1~ P. M. Even.ln( W<nbip e·P. 'M. Wyatl Mlnlot.,., J-..1> Johltoon, Bible S<bool, Supl. ~.-nvlll• MtthHIIIt Churc~ Rev. R. .M. Grow, PMtw, HG~~rDer Roullb, Supl. 10 A. lol. SuDIIoy :.c ••• Ia your bastm.,._ ... yowr attic ••• yowr pore• , •• 111)-w•lt't II yowllo• Tb'Om•• • Seltool; 11 A. M. W<ll'lblp Servke; CE,~EX'I~ 'Ill~ 7,30 P. ll. Mlctwa, Ctllnntt~nltr a... Leoclint Creek lldOd. 1'bOIDI8. pa-. Flo)'<! R. 11. OIOitu>d, Ohtll'<lt Service 7,30 P. II. ~ meetlllll W-ooeloll alllht 7,30 P. M. E>oryone oonlloll~ llwll6d. & ,.,.. bodptllmlud I Then build thot- ...... you'w wured ••• with iatDOUI Celota JuullliiiJ Tho RutlooCI Mafllto4lot Chlif<h a... Roborl 11. Lim«, - · &tHida~ School 8'30 A. II. Gellrlo c.oon,A.sup~. 11 10,30 M. . :lulldi8J !loud. l!ooUr ..d quidtlr oppllofl. All<l ·dill 11.1teiial l1 hMutiNily ,.foMW la wbict. 'Int.. tho SqUON Edp t}'J'O lo uood, jolat ........., 'lritb bo-. or mouldlap lo , _ , ......w, Wkk llooolod laralor Boon~, tbo .,..,. v .. . - joQit mar bo doeoroted wltb botNm. if deolNd. 11N: ur,-, nlue ~ ... ,..,,,: ,..r.•fMM Neighborhood Parties Are Becoming Popular In Middleport This Sumrlter - · Tht l r r • • Mttfa•cllt Church Rev. Robett E. Llnler, . Pltllbr. Sunday· SebOOI 8:30 A. ·M. Dtna Winebrenner, SUpt. Wot'lbip Servlcea 7:30. ' THI IACINI 1 MI.ION, Cheri•• ocidollllvJOg lpocii-OD 0 liltift}' budptl , • ; ; ),1 •• O'~N A BILD ·A. ~OUNT ... · bfO DOWN PAYMENT ' .' AS'.Llttft Aa $5.00 Par Month ' ~ ' Btuh, Paotor• .&uaday Schopl 1< a. m. Sundq tVI(!IIlnl worahir UO p, m. Woek1JJ¥a,yol SOI'Vlc.. Tu01doy 7'80 p, li1', ~IDd, oer vteu Pra)ler 11t'$i 'JriODd9_ al ,,ao p.m. Rellt)of~h ""'"" FrldQ ,,30 p. ... . CHUICH OP 1-IITt Hllw Chapel; lev. l!dJaoa. .w u"t, Blblo Schoal 10 a. m , ~upl. Rury Eblin; H01'111., .on~.. n :30 " · H.; Evn1•11at10 Senl01 ,,an ·:r. M. ,· d -'\ Greet lltl.,.a Churth, !fain . lilt str~ Pom,.,,: Rev•. l " "ff~•I'O'r·IEdWin CMrle•t aectOr; M~;~. . C• ~ drie w. ~t. f.!:m!t~. Wor""p ~":e_____..,._..___.._. and ''"'"'ll. 'II .•o,anrA. •u.. Hqly ,, ~ , ' Observed Friday I 18 Sunday• 1 ~ent.tne ' l _ _..__ _ _ _ _ ,.v_o_l_.V_II_N.o. 89 .. Pom~roy-Middlepert, Ohio ·Britain -Demands fnt~rnational · ;, Cc)~trol Of Suez , ' ·Edtn announced Etypt"s •ei!urh ~(nal la•t Tburad~. IEG}?PTTAKESOVER SUEZ Annette Dileher, 17, Of Albany Is Victim Of Headon Cellision Norman Ene'h.· Athens. -waa ed tl.ve 'dolla\-s and coaa charge of croMing Dorrell ROod.. Ul, was I~ li~ doiJanP 't'hrowJpv · tr.&J.h Ob lbe · &nd the driver or' the: he was.rJding, Francis 2Z, ReeibviHe, was fined , ~ars .and costs for speedlrifi:, ,. ~ "'e f o~u •n , the of , J1ltormed .I!Ource.s said the top- h~ the .tw,ln obje<!tlves -~ bilmediate- steps to ·, nfctrte- free p.a,uage ' 'through • the ca.01l and '1ol'tier·i:AnM · measures to Inter· llatiOQ..alize ll "NaVal ~ere drawn up to first objec{ive ·tevet,tlilltll afbe. Harry Goodnile, 31, ·M!soh':1 was fined tlve dollars and oo8t:t !Or speeding. . · ' Linda McCOy 'Toothman, ~8, Cleveland, forfc.ited. a ten , dollar bond on a charre of fier on tter ear Jobnsoo, Jr., so, A,~ura, kl>b~'"· forfeite;d a fit~en -i}ond :to 1ppear on a cbar.ge of .apeedm,. ' •• rt~elgned IDinola "ltate auditor, hill fT. M., .F'itagerald (right; fotegroun~}, are bond In .Sprlngtl~d, m,, after Hodp cba~ he embedl.ed 110me (lfltcmatioMI BONMpiW:,oJ,. • I end. .. Hugh .fylCe, 48, Ashl,and, ~entuc ky, was arrested fiJt' sjteeding und ~rnisbed bond the amOuDt 0{ to.renty dollars for his appearance in May4;1r Robinson's court et 8 J1. m. o~'Tu<>doy. ' Ri-verboat ~. m - -·1 •MIChael Simons, Rt. 3, GlOuster, auppfled· W'teeu dollars bond fOr 'hls in court WI! i!he of l The Ohairman' ~f of!be Amland Oil & Rc(inine land, WHEN THE THERMOMETER SOARS FROM SOLS .RAYS KNOW! . EVEN "OLE MR. P.OLA.R BEAR.':_ Beverly Perr!n Jon~ and Karon Gr!U an'd prlz~s were won bv Myna Jean Wilson ""d Roeloy Willill!lltL , A doll cake deco.N.ted ln pink al'KI sreen, · was the center o! t:hc plcrric tabb& 'ind MrS. L)"!ons- wa s 188i9ted by ~rs. Robert 1-lll:gg~rty, M'b. Joe Wi.li!lon Jtr., and Mr&. HArold E. Hubbatd In servlng cup c:.kEll, decorated wittl Debby's lnl· and 1 JiVttl.flll candle, icc Uil cream, koolade and tavors of can· dleo, bll>w<>uta and papor ~· Guests were Jen~~¥ Sue CMiR. Marte K•r Hub"bttllt, . Myrta J'en WU:YOn, Rluth Ann S&rVt-1¥, Cbrtrlea lliYd Buddy l111!1klrlt, Rooky Will· Jamt, Richard and CJM.pper Hag&erl'y, Kay Slater, hmard, Tlom· 12th Birthday • WHEN TEMPERATURES GRO L)p AND TEMPERS. DOTO, THEN THERE IS.BlJT ONE THING TO DO: . SIT DOWN, RELAX AND HAVE A B1G GLASS. OR ICE COLD Party Is Held Beve'rly Pcr.rln.. daU~hlte\' ~ .Mrs Charlobte Perri-n, ~':brated 'her twel.flh bitthday thia P¥ WE!II!k w~th a swimming party at the loea,l sw,imming pP01 and t"1\en Clhc gueii!IS .adJourned to h'Q'me whe~ Mn:. Perr.ilt Mia· nle Bevet·a,e, Be. ~rly 'h ad 11. 'Dht!! bu'th<lay cake M.rs. John LyOJIIS , . '.• Gu- METAL LAWN . CHAIRS ...., REGULAR 5.95 NOW ' a •.se: \ . ~ ." • .' I BAKER · 'R.~rtutE ' · Predict Lewis To Ask Jnerease For Coal Mirlers Soon UP -Maqager , , S4m Cuhman said today that ~.. W~ne1~,)' ia the <leMiine for en· ., 1 trieS .in 1h1 Ohio State Fair. ' ,.. 'l'h"e eJJbt-day falr opens · Aug. , U " with 16 departmeDtl f'or Jlld&:· county fair• lnd I ~~.:~"' P1a.1n Cit,y . Fair j·, Weflk. Falr 'llhe M.IU:larly schdule.J n:i~t­ lng of the . Pomeroy Ltlds:~ 184, Jon,•• · F6AM, wiU be held on W-ednesday Mark~t Reports Jilg~t Aulital 1, at 7:3p at, ·tho TtUnple buU~g in Pomeroy. Work will be on the· MM d.egrce afltt with refreshnM!nts served tl'le m~Un:g. All Master Muons are urged to attend. W)4ERE'$ THE BODY? BURBANK, Calif- UP - Mrs. Mildred Flynn on:y grzma~d when a practical ,Wker placed ordere: in 1 her !)ante' with a rug shop, c-ater' , ~ · "lna: ~i':victt:, fh1rist and .buildin~ mat>erUII ,III:'PPIY 'louse. ~ . Bu{ .i~~ called police wben a seriou•Mf*H• man came to her ld®t_;.iind'-'sai4,, "I've come to pick . ' Individual!y foe k~d - 1 per Co rt9n, . • ' ' • Red orG~een ~ '' . freight caTIS". M.IIG$ GliNIRAL HOSPITAL I · Admitted~ . Wilmer Black, Racine Mn. M.vr Leifheit Pometoy • J)l.scbara~X~; Slep~en Powe11. Ra tin(; Mra. 108ep]iine Ransom, Charleston. THEY GO '' • cbLbMBus, o: I ' • ' . ., 000 to 35.000 tons ot cargD--1llore t:hlo an be carried in 300 to 600 .I . OUT \ ' LWedn~day · · . . ·""'' .~ J)Ody." and " . -., f was , • . .Deadline .For Ohio Fair 0!\>1"· Steefwa,s says the on- towboat& are equipped wi.t1J triple snewdriveo ,:liesels w'hicb dliver 5,000 driven diesels whic-h deliver 3,000 push 20, to 40 barges C8fT}'ing lll,. THESE ' DAYS co., 58;id hill orga-n- ization ca-n ftl(}Ve a ton ol. oil :Produets dowit the 98l·mile Ohio River 'is che-apl.y as. it ean trlnsp(lrt it pverland the ten miles from his refinery into the c:ity of Ash- 1 ALL Two Auto Wrecks Listed In Meigs Over WeekEnd Memawbile, the Ohio- State H!ihtway Pllltrol rePotied llbree otb.ef arrests I~ the couiit!y oVe'r tlhe week ON Pony Rides Are Main Feature At Birthday Party Single Copy coulltldl3d ha Ule an lmmedlab arms 1hipmf:nt · rtUl wefe twnfl)•ln.c: •bswer to 7M3 ooo~~a. r:.ow F. Robinson~ of wed: eQ;d. ,to biiio wJlUe Bla; ![11ree, dlplo- III'Jts n.1a oort~~, (.0. ents . r THEY iod.IJ'. FoUl"". were. ,f ined ADd tw.o forfeit~ ed ~ppearanc~ ~da and demande-d fhat · th't!!" Suez t:anal ~- •put Under Jnt ~au.tlonal eop,trol eo no aingle "unrettered"' nation "could block ill lifeUn~. ·1 Anthony Dudawl'llllllll 8111 r Traffic Court Docket IS Full During. Weekend HODGE . MAKES $100,000 BOND. f956 , ,1 doy wo,· JU : , ~ !J!'f,"'ii~LIAM C. SIXTDI! . . :r ~~~ s•n corr~.rit· 1 >11 :r.tJiin)oN ,1JP .:....:Britain halted all' anna: shtp~Jits .tO ·Egypt today ~ en;alf*rgo ;On ·Brit lin Mol'lday; ~~\y 30, • our pti!ne Mini•ter .Sir Of:I'N Jleftw•JJuOR ,~ : Dqoted l'o -··· ro,ao; 01110: J'air Md pi •rat IDd IOIDewbat Wll'lll.et". BiJh cu.tolliU here. The· FARMERS BANK and Savings c.,blpany WEATHER I' ' " ' ,,.,..,..,_ ~~~~--~~::~----~~~~~~7:~~~::~----~:-~~~~~~;e~~~~~~~::~~====::~::~=-~::----------------------lw.~ ~~ ~. ~~~, finai1ciaJ from • • ra!r ODd-...._ 'ftlllday fo& ,.,.n,,,.. w-. -· comlott, •ilh '""'" fuol bllb. ....... ,.,., how . ~ IDJulotiDJ _lluildial .Jiootd ...U -Jde i 'Eo.aT BLOCK '"' CEM ,.. · . '"IV• Church between ~·. aDd Demar on BUILDING BOARD r Communion first Sunday in month Church School , BPgmn ert~ and Primar)', at 10·30 A. M. For mfor. WGrk, mation concerning our pleue telephone 302-J Chrittlln Church •t R. .dtvill• Neiehborhood 11arties are tht.. Kitty Lowe; Dovld Jenltlno and Every ,.sunday 111 A. M. Sunday newest th ing in "bile Nartb Seeood David; Way~ Gi:bbcm1 I!Od dau· School and CommuniOn fint SLJn· shter, E~; Linda Darnell, 1 Avenrue, HUd!iiOD Street rreas thla day in month 11 .\. M . Church .summer. Gash Sirbr and Wilham ....... Wo.lio, .loba, Doo•ld, Jll<l communion and pri:-acbing; • tbord Slaler 'J)ave oomtDned ~ yards Gene: "and Robert stepheosron, Joe Sunday in mo.otb 7.30 P. ~ and MT. Slater hat._ put l'igtrts in· Qd Jerry Queter. church preaching-R~v . Haruld C. yards so that tbe 'parties CEm the Doster1 Pastor. be enoyed during the le!Yenings. Chrittian Church It lont BotFriday ~M fot't!y-f.our adult:~ tom, every Sunday 9::i0 A. M and -children en~ a wieDer and Sunday. School and l!ommunlon . marshm.11.How roast and drank fifty first Sunday in month '1:JO P. ~ cups oE coffee and six ,ga)lons of Church preaching ; !hird Sunday k.oolade. The oommitrtee in cbar.ge in montb 10:30 A. M Church com -h-e .Mrs. Gerge Mnohart, Mrs. munion and preaching:. - Rev . 11hoo ~. ""'· 0..., Cox, "'"Harold C. Doster, Pastor. George OHi•bds. Mr. B&hr Willi in Th• Church of Christ. K•no, ' ch:a:Tge of the gamlds. A fareweU party mil p<ll!uck every Sunday 9:30 A, M. Sunday picnic bonoring the Rev. Marshall School and communion, 1-:xwnd f'r:eeent_ Weft Mlr. aDd Mrs. Slat- Lubnore will be be1d at 1the Syra· Sunday 111 month JO ·Jo" 4 · M. er and Billy ~~. Susan;1 Mr. and oose RlGadsi.de Park, Tut~sday at Church commumon and preaching Mrs. Babr, ChrJst.i~ and Oandace; ft:30 p . m. fourth Sunday in month 7 .JO P. R;rup. and M'rs. Meinhart; MT. B'IJd ,\t". church prcachmg.- Rev, Har· , Mrs. Willi_am 1)1via 800 BUly; Mr. Rev. La.rlJnol'le wbo lh1ISi been. the Er~~eat GercM; • • , 1111 llaCJa BalcOII • • • Ou• old C. Doster, Pastor. and Ml'2. Frank · C•pted.na-, Helen, 1 past.ur of the Nez&ftDC Cbureh of . Th• Chrllfl•n Church •t H•mEveb'n and Ken,ueth; Mrs. Har-- Syraeu.se 'fur tae pu.t tour yem NEW C:OMMUNIST bOll of hunpry SllDme.t Oeroe, close aa.IOCiate lock Grove, every Sunday 9:SO A old Long, Maey aud Ric:h»d. baa accepted tlbe piiiCIONte :at the ot the partY llrst aecreta:ry ha nplacu, Matyu Rakorl. tbe mill M. Sltnday School and communion whu helped to tramt La.azlo Raj]c ud other Red oft'tclal8 exeaut.ed Mrs. H&rokl Brown-, Mr. and M.I":! Nuarene Ch~'• C~alle. second Sunday in montb '7:30 P. Ron Co:.:, Mrs. Chilct.'J '800 hn.ice~ All members and lrletldl are ..._ In a 1949 purge. Rakoll went out~ ID oat ot tMae CommuntM type M. church preachinK fourth Sun~reslgnatluns," prvbabJy a folloW up to tbi~UM~n.-man·rule ~ey Mrs. Mi.rmie Gilmore, Mrs. Jqhn vited to attend and bfi:ni a: cover~ day in month 10:30 A . M. church th,. C'.u mmurusta &A exhibtt.in.C. (l,U~ BotMidpUfoll Mll~, Cheri and Jo)lll'l1y; Misll ed diSb and tab lie SfrYlce. communion and preacl;ling.-Rev. lbrold C. Doster. Pastor. IUB Churches, Morning Star & Enterprise, Rev. Roger Bi~er, Putor. Morning Star Sun:lay • Sebool 9:4~ A. M. JlorninJ" worsjUp at 11 A. M. MYF Sunday tn:e· By Rev. Eug•ne Brown, Pastor ning at 8, Pra,yer meeting Thurs-. Of The United MethodW Vhuroli>l da:y evening. Eat~rprise Sunday This is the s time of ye4f, School 10:10 A. M. Moming WOr· pt•cially in our parl df 't he ship 9:30 A. tM. YF at fi:30 P. M. try, w~en we begin to reap Evening wor.ship 7:30. Prayet fruits of t~ field . Wheat, meetmg Wednesday 7:30 P. ·M. , barley and many otherc fu;:/~~ The tenth birthday ~f Robert Ul Cfo,urch•s. L•tart Felts, It~ ~ave reAched a golden rr Swanson, youna:er son of Mr. and ier Martin, Pastor. Sunday School Many f.-uits and vegetabl~ Mr.s. Carron Swanson, wu' eelebrated Frlday wit~ a party at the 9:30 A. M. Worship Service 7 P. ready l!.o. garner to the !tarage M. Chrbhan Endeavor altM"nate table. Roedsid~;~ Park when Mrs, Swan· •t 7:30P.M. ~··::::~:f.laon ani her daughter, Ma.ry Carol Church cf the Nu•r•M, Syra~ There ls- something serv«< hot-dog!, lroolade, birthday cuse, M. c. Larimore, pastor. and beautiful about t!J.e cake and ice cream to members of Sunday SchooJ 9:30 A. M . Morntua: Peh11ps it's bcause it meens Robert's Cub Scout DeQ .11.nd other worship 10:30; NYPS 6 .30 P. M; stenance for the pJ1'sent and friend&. Evangeli.ltic service 7:30 n, M. haps through · •the long / ' ' c crt al· •iy the Tho guests ioclude'd Au Jlr&c:l.. w-~,,da• evea:'ng prayer• meet· mon th s. ~" ' t h d toll and bury, Micht Lloyl, Mie!lael BratCommunity prosP.,rity and tht Ina: for the midweek 11nd Tues".. represen s H , advancement of our CUS· afternoon prayer hour. spent, turly a part of ·~:~."''';~::~~··;:":~·~~Sylvia ~:~:so;~mC:n~ ~:. Houte of Pr 1 var, Ch ..ter, SUit> . ll(e. But Wl' do not regret tomels are every..<Jay consi4eration~ • SlltTifi.ce If the harvest is good~ 1&11JeB Batey, Da.... day School 9:30 A M. Morning Jesus let nature and things Mlcbdel Thompson, at this bank . .Our best avenue to worahip 11 A. M StmdliY evening his lmmcdlate mviornrnent Ricbard Bodlmer, growth ~ to make our service worship at 8 Pnyer meeting vn parabl es to ~urn. He saw sup~r-helpfuL Tburaday 8 P. M. In fl{lo d~ and rocks ,• nd Jn ..... Unab\, to attend the ~ party ' ' ' Church of Christ, Bradford, w1nd He took the phyiical Jnlmn}' Blake, Joe Reitt.tman, So you will find us always interested Rev. Jobn Wyatt, Pastor, Bible drew it spiritual' Ie&~o·~·~··:l~'~'~~.'; Baker, Keith Morgan. and • In your welfare, ~·hen you are . Ml h 1 Sebool 9:30; church serviCe! 10:30 great li ig n1flcance. Just as. c ae · a Youth meetlni at 8 P. M. and I~ l'eality In the material, truly evanacUstic .!lervice Sunday evon· theTe is m the spirituaL. In both t.llere I;; th e sower, the seeds the in• at 7. James Reed, Supt. CAP CADETS TO MEET 'culllvati1m ond the reaping time. IHdtvllle Chuee, Rev. Fr••land • One s tage in the process. Norris, Pastor, Services at Joppa The Civil Ai:r P1trol Cadet., 9:30 A. M.; Sunday at 10:20 Sun. humon Hffa i ~;s i~ t9o ofl.fn at their headquarter& - at dly School at Long Bottom 9:20 A. gotten. And lhat ls reaping · on July 2ij and made ptan11 M.; Preaching service IIJ;4!'S; Sun- (THf~ HARVEST). Multitudes a Drill practice to be held on day School at RcOd.. ville 9.20 A. careless people havee '":'~,~~·;,~ 30 from 9--10 a..m. Th e! next POMEROY, OHIO ._. upon the beach o( II w M. PliEI&ching. regular meeting or t~e CAP cadets Member Federal BeHne 8YIIenl tou lat-e to .1mcnd what !J.ad F.-.. M11thodlst Church, Harry be on August D. MEMBIR PIDIRA~ DIPOSIT . IN1411j1NCI CORP. used sn wrongly- their lives. wlll Bates, Pastor, 4urel CUff. Sun• Death neve r 5Cem8" so ftnal until ;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii::::::iii::iii::;::::::;;; diy School 9:3D; Clau moetlng one stands upon the threshold 10:30; FMY service 7:oq; Pre•eh· the~ Great Divide, In God's lni 8:00; Prayer .Meetina Wednes- dcrful .l:..conomy he has gr~JCI<•u•ll day 7:30. liyeell Run Sunday ly alloted A period~ In time School IQ; Preaching 11: 16, tfl acclimate- ourselves for <1 · FAIRVIEW grenler fellowship. May GoJ' hr lp .Edward GrtUlth pastor. Sunday u.s to tlse our t!me as good Scbool 9:30 a. m.; Young Peoples ards1 meeting ft:Q p! m.; PJ'el(!hing eer' ~ lood one ch1y somewherr vJCfla 7:30 p. m..; prayer meetiog, Jesu's in Ga1lilt'C end lookeU upon a Wednesday 7:30 p. m. waving grain field and said: Bl'lldtlurr C"urCh of Chrltt, LaWI'Ifmlt.'t A. Jentz,· Piil'lrilor, Thur- "The httrvest truly Is great, man CatreeY, Supt. Sunda:r SCOOod the laborers are few". You and 9:30; - . . , . . . , . CbrU ma:v think our hlenta are and our influence little. And 11011 Endeavor 6' ~. is true as fur lis the world, Is cerned . However, we must member that God brblgs the crease. He Is t!J..e multl'pller of efforts anrl l'! ndeavors; "As it unto one llf the leut my brE"thern, ye did U unto There is a lways D harvest it seed hns been .sown . It may ~ rideiS under th(! supcrvl ~ much cr little, it may be good or ion ol Tommy~' were th ~· bad, but there Is A HARVEST. mnln feature of the fl£th bl.rtbday pwrty of Debby LY9Jl& daughter of Mr. and Mn. lothn L~Ofls, F!ll.dll~. ~be children pla-yed J:~;am-es dh·I ' cctt~d by Beverly PerrJn, lklrbara · Is Planned For Departing Pastor God, e ' .Farewell Party and puwer, g£ntleness ami maJesty. 0 our God! Amen. " • ' Saturday, July 28, 1956 - ··------·-------..;.. HUNGARY GETS NEW RED BOSS 1'hou when I l•id the toundl!tion• D\lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiG • Jo~ TWO TO CAMP ?alii . Montgomtry, Sflem dtlnter, and PAtricia Bllkesl.te of Pomeroy left today for the conSnatiOn camp being held thia ·weet at Camp Ohlo near N8"!1rk. \ MARRIAGI LlCSN51 . tkln Eua:eM Harrison, 19,,Bdute 1, Pomeroy, laborer a.qd M'iribD J'Oin Rile,.l7, ilu&nd, o.tudelit. t Ripped Up Stockholm DOtks. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 28, 1956 carl fischer