https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/12a2cfd65ecc4644eff0e6b8c14751d3.pdf 7419df4a340fc54448f8cc38b1716742 PDF Text Text ' • 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. �. " -. --- --·-- ' • ---~- _The_?aily Stntlnel, Pomeroy-Middlepo~, Ohio ---------~~---- ·--~~--------------~-------DIVOTED TO INTEREST$ OF MEIG5-MASON ARIA REYNOLD I. GRIIMI GlEN, MGit. EDITOR Publuht<!d evHy :trternoon U:e@pf Sunda)" lly "lie Qb,., Vallt-J SWltmt'l , lm, at IHJ 'M&""hl:lf\lC Sl, Pomt.-lll)' , 0 Buslbt"BA t~fflCt pli.Uu~ lW, ~1~:~nal uft1..!e ~!Ju~'! 39'7 " (, l:l;ller~;:d :u 8l'<'ond class mall .1i matl et at thtl Punk. 0)' Uh10 ""•• In N:atlonal ldvt>rt1slnt .. o:e· R• 81 •• Sc ,. "C< I M __,_ "' '"w"'"' Tl ., at OJ w "'L1 m L1 Jc E< lo "' "b• 1'1 "'s p I •'I N ..1 .. < ~ d ji s s . • ' ROBERTSON, a dllrk · hnlred good·looklng Intelligent gent from La Jolla, cam, who W1u1 bombed on a ttamp ateamer nt Pearl Har. bor and later wa1:1 slnpv. U!Ckt.ld oft' the «.:Oallt o( Swellen, 11 a good 1 walking atl for the Studio. He made a 1h111 p 1mpre111lan u the rkh young man In tht ftlm' Picnic and ht 11 now knocking <.~ff peoplell hat!i playing a &Chlzo· phremc In "'uhmnt Leaws witll JLiln Crawford- who, lncldl!!ntally ma.dt' l!!lght or 10 t11p11 to the A.clol a Stu1lLo aot too lung ago Mlss Crawford, after 30 yean in the bwunen, s\111 want!! to ate what else slle can learn You can't nap an old pro wltlt ld('Qfl like that. I 'We do learn at the Studio to u~e natwal mannerhtmt~-lnittome• 1tlmea we get a bh1.ck eye because young, eager-beaver non-Studln laetorl uae tiJO many annoytnr manne1lsms, which are out of place,'] Clift' 1ald. 'The older actors 11r11 lnclmed to •nort a.nll aay 'Han- an other Actor'a Studio prodlgy'-whkh the olfender Isn't one at all .. Acton at lhe Studio, Clltf added, try to get "inlt\1e' their rolta' "and there lsn t an~ thmg new about that Eh!nnora Duae llld It tnany yeau ago ar.. ao did Banymore 01eat actou do 1t lmtlno· ~lvely . The re11t or ua huve to learn how" 1 I It took Clltf a yea1 to get Into the Studlo-'Wbkh eo1hl hlm noth· lnr Every couple or '>l.eeka they have ~~oulf!Uona for 130 01 flO hopefuls, and three n1e cho~n At the end of a year. lll the wlnnera Jet toiethe1 .. , anti f1oo~ all of them, a llnlll aelectlon of thru It made The Actor's Studio hna a m~mberahlp of about 130 and It could be that the ftrat time It ('arne to many pe1_.na' auanuon waa Wht'"' Marilyn Monroe beaan vlalllnr there as an obaerver, pre~umably tCI! pnpare hel'!lelf for pla.ylni one of the Brat~.,,. .l(GNmllwov. Actual,' ly, \t'• nlne yean old and probably the molt .xcluatve actor•' ll"t\JJ" in the «.:ountry, It's much 'harder to ret lnto, for example, \bU ~ L&mba. , • . ' ... , , a·~-·· • ~ \ "' MONDAY -=-=if .. ~ THE STUDIO INSTILLS In Itt member• ao atron{ an urae to make the role pal and believable that they do thlnga luch aa CUll dkl when he wu tapped for the Cra.,., ford movie He aptnt aa much time " he could In a mental hoapltal, trying to ftnd ~ut how IIChi:r.ophrenlcl nally behave How Willi he aucceedtd I• proved by NIJKlr\J l.hat ht'l Join( to atar In the movie or Cut u11 a H<1! 'l'l•1 Hvuf ~~owJ a110 l.1 Hnltd up for Am:h:rr<~•H!Wt', ZM La"r llkrraA anl.l othtll )IIQ· fORd pi"Oductlonl. 1 ------ - - ' ? 00 wit'h a.,.-lngs 1nd rood oonjlllll/n. Roach, 586 Lin lUI')' . 7 30 3t -j '"" 01 ••,..... , ACROSS 43. Specie• 01 f I Talk .) PICr lPI.) 4> More ( i4 Region• I dextt>rous ,.., Age trona JlAnJndoanof Uto~P, tht> Greater, Anh!lea ~now \ ext met) .J DOWN 1 Bleml1he' 2 Brightly~ I <olo""' bird 8 lrtland t t Mother of 1 12 St'rLOU5 J3 Taptlt~tr}" • lrilh•~• U A atar In Orlort • 15 Anger • 16 ourmQif' moderq OM-root QWtanct , . • plane 11 Nlckel (aym ) , 18 Drama tJap) .- 19 Ch11la , ~ and fevtr 21 Bill of an anchor 22 StrlPI ot !3. Dry ..,. a.. canv~ ~ ~·'ct L.o<vo1 y- Undla) h•rr!A.I 18 Loiter r 9 1.4'141le4 10 T,._,to ' Rtshttult aheltet "'~ running ' the knots tY~ \ t1 I ( S3 Bottoma/ ::::& f38 f{o~:•1 City (V/. J garmet T~ ) "' ' 37 Poker ttak.- J~.Chaft' , 139 Poem ( 80. Per, to 40 Club tbe Andea .._u. Slna:te Ul'llt 1 aeask 24 Spreadl gro.ss to"'~ l M Snoke 1 27 Suhel Uap ) " vt'::f 39 Sea betwet~n. - , SE. Italy ..-~ •ftd w. :U ~ O~e Father (a#. fectlonat• I term) 37 FUM 38 Backleu seat tO Remove1, at akele.ton, ot Ita!> t2 Crulllk• ""\ plont l)Aflif •Clcl'PtOQtiO'l'll ..:Here's ltow to work It: A.XYDLBAAXIt II LONQFEI.LOW One letter limply atands tor another ln I.~ I• exan1ple .:\ ~~ U!!~'l for the thr~e L.'e, X lor the l.wo O'a, elc Smgle l~tters apo9· 'troph~es tho length and formation of lhl word& Bre all 1\lnta. E:-.ch day the cod~ lttterl art 4Uierut A CryptoJrans Q:uotaUor K D W R 'I' QRRVA • ;t !'i'U • I !lJ I-'l.(y1 . tik~f'fo ~ - •. - - - - . - - - - ,.. ,~ ~ 111011 eli' uade Nphce5 IIOW{.foiiKNOWt Witl ltiY6 YOU tbe bolt on furnlt\:!l'e ur IPPllUl- ll Y K t1 0 A QWIZ'Yl K A 'V J R MY OFFICE will be open Mon d11y, August 13 Dr c. E W Downie 7·30--6tc j ~~:a~~~~:;.~~~ , 11o~!< I<> Guy •oo Earl Tbo1110, I wi.Wh fo :t!tmn'k aH my .custnrn1 ~;\; lor \heir li,itt<>n"e. Your wi.!¥i ihe new o'Whers will II \le ap(!riel•ted. 1 • ~f'l I; ...ph E. Wippel, l'om<t<>y, i;'WVONA 5WKOVBKV-MORPVIA. saturd"Ay'e Cl')'tltoquoUI: Wt!::'LL TEACH YOU TO DI'UNK 1>L£P ERE YOU DEPART-SHAKESPEARF1 ' OUTFITS, BATHROOM $129.15 LimJted time en1y Vadish PliHI1blog, Pbone 46 M, Pome- ' paUbearen:~, T~ F1VE~ROOM furnished apart meftt; 1 two,roo.m fJ.Jflmsbed ill 1 partme-DI:, 1 three-.room ltli'Jli• " M apartment All utiH"aes pald .UC!It Mrs Dale Cwl and Mrt & Mrs Bud WII!Kin and ' famdy. 7 36-ltc ~- ('5) Middleport 7·3o-6!c room aWtmenla. all wlth laundriea and cara&e. 4. N. Bengel PomROy~ Ohio. &.14ll ' BEA CLUB SECRETARY Got f25, $50, $100 In famouo n 111{ 1 received ,several !etten; from :nw o.fbe1' ad, bot -tlhey were 1 mlsptaced. Will you please re 1 9ly agaur 1 wUJ be at this ad· dr~ Ul1;tiJ. I cp.n ftnd a pertnen· ent plae,e. Lucetta Prtce, 'l. Mrs. I eax.ter, 156 Mulberry Ave., lfOorierOY, 011111. Nll-JIP ttt Nation•l yaur Brandt fOI' enly $1 • w.ek. valpabltt lrn ...fts too • and YOU ttt gift after t•1l1 end FRII Nh' 276-pa,. call log • 1 I Harp WI.,. 11Ht)" lnY wants borne Will hel<p with freel pa:otfuch they ijil>t work and pay bOat;d. H...,e Pt.aoo wquld like to ieep wltb pi C'cmgo Popular' Club Plan Dept J884 ¥ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT FOR. SALF.- r..._al"' '{1rby Rea ' E~ <t-ate. Ra.:t 1a!)'6 TOWMblp 31 acrE's lt.nd house, b:trn and 0111 hu Jid Jrw.s Set> George A Meln bl!rt, Art;mmiftmtor ~ fi1 -H out (lr flood zeane. LJ !City a.nj g~~S. $l20Q 00. ' I inll<er- Ady<i-tlsed Wla!knt• Y9P ~ti ~E 1-M\U'ant.'e IJI&o b#rvi6w write: Ross _.,._ 181li-J21h St, N yr., Qon(OII, Obit>. 1·21Mil< l'cr, .liJ'lo ( ~~!(t:l 19) · Busiri~ss Opport~n:.;_i:.;_tie.:..s:__ SPARE OR ,FtiLL TIME SERVICING IJI!:RS)lEY CANDY lll>tm: WE wru. &elect II responsible PC" son in your area to 9erv1ee OJIT ID:i4 PLYMOUTH Savoy Club Ooupe, standBrd Shift. orllirtal 1 2·tone trey !mish, $11" Blaetl tnar'&, Pomet"oy, Oblo 7·28-6tC -· 1 !l911S PONTIAC Dellllt 8-<!ylinder, I ~001', Seid&n, hytlrem&hC, !fully 1 reeondltloR«i $iOIIG. BJaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-26-Gte it95fi FORD VB Sunllner Falrlane , ' , dJ,ty PENSERS No ~Jllng or ~d· ~ce necessary. Q~lified peMta wlli lt"'e opportttnlly -of ~ lng S&.ooo per Y"'-" devoting Jud~e of~~ M~:Hg~ County, Oh LO (7) 30, (BJ ti, 13-Jte --- CUCKLER REALTY Phone 108 Y m m d amete1• 6n the ,E~ bant or S~1 y's Run and on the line of 1:~~~;;;;.:;;;;;;:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~,1 hhn anU James M•ilek 1.n Lot ------~ 3:!9, Town I, Rahge 13, lhl'!l~ S 3o cteg w 12 rodS 3 hnks too 011 El:tn Tree 22 l'neht,!s m d1arnetN' CONCRETE BLOCKS thcnre S 67 <le!! W 16 rods to a Rugar stump tlh:mce N 71 de~: W 7 rorls 8 Lrnks. 1o James 1\obuck s and JQhn Re)'IOOld!'! hne lhe-nee N 43 deg E oo sa1d Litle a TOds 11 lmks, N~encl) N 4~ deg -::;;;::::;;::::~I E 23 1mis 20 I1:nks to James ;;;;, M1mckls N W. oomer, thBn;{'\" S 44~i!Mg ,-.: 9ro&!22hrl'ks1o11ht' ' vtace of btgmnmg, I% acae m crt' or le~ 1 Sali:l p'arcels ~IIJ be sold INSURAINCE AGENCY 10 Lhe htghe$t bidder or b1dd '!I for cash, 1n tha.nd Oll' da} of sale Fir._ Automoblla, H~alth The r1ght 1s rese-rve to l't'jee. Box 229 RODNEY DOWNING <~ny and aN bids 1 BY Ol'der or tile Boa-Tid .or Ertu~a Uon. of swli9bury Local Scbuol D1stru~i. Meags County, Ohlo Eldon Wt'l"'ks Clerk • (7)·30, (8)-6, 13, 20, 27 51c Admini1tratriK Estlft of Wllllon ShLughter, ,De-cused Publle Aooountanl We• lllvlle Bookkeeping "'"""l'&ls, Audits, Tax J'rolllemo, Notary Publk. Ortlee Phl>ll• 269-M Pome"'l"' Nat. Bank Bldr. liS E. Seoond SL .' NotJce t.s b{'reby g1ven B!'>~le A SlAughter w:bQlle Office Addre.~s 19 Racine , J{'lhn C Bacon of flu- P!ohal!!"Court Cmmtv, Ohio. 17) 23. :to (8)·6 31c ~.,......__Jud~:t:c P.!l~\gs Quality, service ond Merchandise ' m:pon the lipa to VlaamJA :a., or r1bofta· ...... " Suha~r. ,.a,. 21Ch.ar~h, and AilftW Ferua Pres• DJ..J - AD.olilo Werihip se,rlce, 9:10 •·•·• CoUuu-m. Bob Maaae.e, J:SlJ ant 10:38 a.rq., Huatc RaU.R01e show, Aa:,aml Sort BllJ". OhJo Sta.le Fair Horae Show, aftemooa and even lag perf•rmaneet, Cell· aeum. Roy Rorera ahow, ~tter­ noon and neninr pedormeneea, GrandataJtd, Barber Shop Quartetlll and Chorttllel!, afternoon 111td evenmr, Youth tf'nfer Aud1toriam. All-Wool Styllt! Show, Sheep Arena. r.lond47, Aug. 27- Ht>alth and Saft>IJ Oay. FFA Hone~~hoe P1trhing 1 Tournament. Health and Satet~ Program, Speeual Event• TenL R,u-JU~Sll Katmg, Afternoon. Grandatand. N1ght Horse Show, CoHaeum. Roy Roger• Show, Evt'nang, Grand· 1 1tand, Tu.llsday, :Aug. 18-Farm Orran· hatton Day, Annual Meetmg. f1ft:r Year, Club. Heginmng of lfeslth ~ntervlell's for 4·H 1Uemb~r11. Harntslfl RaC!Ina:, Af· ternoon, Grandst•nd. Roy Ro«tNI Show, Evening. Grand· &land. N11ht Horse Show, Even1ng, C.oln1eum. WednNday, Aug. 29-Direttor of AgrJt:nlture and Ohto Fau l\lanagera Day, Hames• RllcJn~a:. Afternoon. wUh Presenta· tton o£ D1reetor of Agric:ullurc'~t Trophy to Winning Pat· er. Oh10 State Grange Talent SMow. Night Horae Show, ('oh!l~um. Red Foley and hia Ot:ark Jub1l~c. E-.ening, Grandstand. Thutsd11y, Aug 10-Governor•s Day and Cood Gov"'rnmt>nt Day, Harnet:.S Uacmg, Afternoon. wtlh Prt>sen~tlml of Go,ernor'M Trophy to Wmn111g Tr.oller. Youlh Talent Sho\\, Spedal Evl'nta Tenl. N1ght Horse Rhow, Coli!leum. Red Foley and h1n Ozark Jub1lee, Evening, GrandHULud. Fr1day, Aug. 3) -Sp;n Ia Day. Jumor Shee-11 8lo~k111g and Trlmmmg Contest, Sheep Barns. Anlo Rater!:, 3 p.m., Grand01tand. Horae Show, Arlerrioon and Enui~.g. Collse· ua. Ch!1.mp1onship Wreatlinr. IC'reoing, CrandataBd. l)O'IIlt to I fu the h1s- 1 I:;;;~~~f.~;bogll:;·~)enr~to Trevy-Finshwald Funeral Home in an wtnnen addlttonal Hone Show I greater bnportanee tllan the award1. bOWJ'f'er, a«ordmr to veterup e:dllblto~, ia the di11tmctJOn that com., with the wln.nlng of ba.nnen, rfbbotta and trophlu at the h&nda of' distlnruiahed Juclges of fine atock. An Ohio State Faor award, the7' tell State Fair lfafla• ger SaDl C. Calhman,li a tlgn that they 11ta.nd bfgb throughout tho eountry. More tlum 12,000 head ol livestock were e-xhibited In 1955 and Manager Caahm.an predict• another "futl houae" thll< year. Three nlttional and .tate aho"s are set tor the Dairy Cattle Dl- Yision, repreaentlng the atat.e'a No 1 farm entirprlse. lDCinded .are the third" All-Arnerfcaq Swiu Futurity. oftlclal CuernaeJ Show, Jua: Nat1.on11l f~rly IF ,PHONE 198 You hove something To Sell, Trade or An• Ohl6- ~ 7-30-2tp nounce, Let A Daily (20)Business Services Sentinel Display Ad CABENTER WORK.-ROISf tnd ;;;;,_ or Wont Ail be Your bestos ' shin~ applied. Doors hong l'liiliit\t "ld. l'!irC~elo lepresentoti,-.. and rej,ati'l!. 80'1-M, VtQeU TO· ford, SyrN1Uit. , 7 27-fltc -they Get Resu'1b - 1511 E. Main' Tractor: . R. A. PVJ. JOSEPH A. MOUN,. ND ol 8lm act:rell'l'belru ttltter, em~ lbe ~rtroom a.t .PB.l'N ll1and. 8. C., to t.aWy bt court marts.:" ot BfSrt- Ma.ttbtW C. McKeon ill 4fownliiJ ot hcrulf.l. l<klraola from Fohlt HiD1. N. Y. /J_,....,._. ...,.._, * I --- - I . . d;;,.,.,,;,a m 2::. 3u. tHl u 3tc Kids Free Eve-ry her and s-•rl 1n Oh1o through h11rh HCh:ml ar::-e will be admitted to the Ohio Srate F111r 1-"REE on Ynulh Dsy, Fr1dcy, Aus. 24 Although nenrlv two m!Uian tleket11 hu\e hf'llll rio~ trlblltf'cl to Oh1o School JlU[HI" thrc ugh Jlllbh~, pr1vate and parochial lit:houls, the yuunJ::"Ntl'rs will be admitted Wllb!)u l c!Jnrge, enll though lhey m:.y ho.,·.e mislaid their tlckrts. 'fo Msl!lt in r~­ ord-kcepmg. yountpten will he nRked for their tiel•:cta a' tht rate, however. ~..,....,­ NOTI(:E OF APPOINTMENT Administratrix Dt Bonis Non Notlct> 1S hen•by g1ve-n that FrPdp W3•a1t who~ Pom. Offtce Ao(!drcss 1s Middleport, Oh.ro has be~:n duly appOinted !!S Admrmstralrlx de bonis non or Ute Estate of Jentue E Aller late {){ l..e-ban. o-n Township, Me1gs Count-y, I de('ewred , Dalrd th1s Own A Business Of Your Own Part Time Work · ' MEN' & WOMEN FOR ADDED INCOME Rel••ble Ml"n or w:.men for ' rhit area to h&ntlle ...... d fiMOU9 n.ahon.tlty advertist:d pro ducta. In demand d•ily, 101,\1 .verywhere 1n tht- Unll'i'd St•tn lo men, women ai\CI clti14 dren Then products •~ "~ -fhrou gh ~~Ur new bfl.autlful men:h.,.... d1~i11g d1spemen. T,hlt is u unc~Suel l,;tortunlty to future , , . WiU not int•r ftre witt. your prii!Ht'nt •mploy· you mu•t ' ha.,; $1,148.7$' eaa~t~ •veflald• for In- references end rer; 5 ...,._ h.rs W..ly, _. must to start 'Jf o.,ee. T.hia com.. ny WUI bttild f'iulkial to fuU time if 4t sir.e;l. I ,,,.;..a- net~lent -opParlUnity ls off.,..a It • lleptnda.,leo ~i,J:; who 111 i;nterfli.O In his or Iter ~~~rt. lt'a WI all ctth Ill no credit rltk. Do not •nswtt untess Mly ~uaDfl.. fOr the necna.ry Hme dil in.,_...t. _ ., • lnconJt St•rttt .....~, • II!~~:~E~i··::Set~ "' l F......., se~ures All Or Soi'FIHni Por You ltn'EIVIIW ....... tne:ludlt Phone No. ..., LocttloM IN YOUR CITY, WRITE; VITA VIEND CORPORATON ~ FOR 1r---,...:!"'~.,.....;; lOth day · or July, II 195U John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Mo.!lgs Count) Oh10 1 (71 2.i 30 (8) fJ.31c • ·wE WILL SEE YOU SOON AT Aug. ~ THE 15-18 Meigs With Those Bags Packed . With . So;led Washable Ill' ljUJ:~n .qff of )11om and send l)!em To RoBINSON'S LAtl~DRY, Where ekpert work CIO\hes, Tall<! wLU be done on shtrts 7-111-U 1 URd Power M1lW 1 I ' Edith Haptonstoll Eighth Birthday Celebrated Sunday 1-ta, Phone 1QNE USED Gt1lvely I I held -- --- -- - --eo.~y Fa1r, wu NOTICE OF f.PPOINTMENT to to avoid wt~ other ma~r aho'lll'l Adrn•ninrator De Bonis Non 1-·· ,~ obtliln ~tur ticiU'tte• I Es.tate of H~nry Guv Singer, RWine ~ueth, lio.ked with OhJ~·~ No 2 IJtne ent.fl)rise, w11l De-c:eded for elate f~tlarity llhuws In Th• F~ BilJ"Ww Show Not•~ Is hereby given th!lt Ber Is scbdd\iled ~r Saturday, nard V Fultz, WhQ!It Post Ortlc~ , t.be d-arca.ss Barrow Addres!'l Is M1ddlt:port , Oh1o. bas de~iion~tnitl<)111 for Tueadily, Aog. b'*n duly appoln,ed all Admtnls Edith Im, eight year e~ld dad&'bSwine A rem~. motor de llonL~ nc.n M th~ F..'\late ter uf Mr and Mnt Paul Jl,aoptonand Wool Show, the of Henry Guy Sm.,:er htll" or World, "'JJll mainlam st&U celebrated iher b1rtbL:by Sgpr ('hestt>r Towns1up, Meigs County , this year with two day w1tb a party at t'he borne- of breed ahow21 for Mont.a.- Oh10 d!'c·ease-d ht>r grandmotner. Mrs. Blaao.he Datl."d lhis I9!h ~dill)' of July and Cheviots. Tbe value of H.<~pt.Onslall The party had been as a fabric "'111 be emvbasized plamM!d for tbt Ro.a.c:ki.de P11rl,c: bUt b~· the ~ond annual Ohio Wool Dad weallhe-r { han.gl'd the planso_ ,John C Baron Fashlon Show, the erownlniJ of a Wool QuPen, and the first (tn dhio) Judge of tbp Prob:.le Court Gamei~ "'~re piayed and -•·~ ·" "Make Jt Yourself Wdb Worll" won h\ Rt1y Coleman home sewmg contest for girl1. The Bllkl'r and Candace B3hr Fat Lamb Auction Sale will be held cluldren w,.fe se-rved Saturday, A.Ug... 25 and junior and 1 up l'akes 1ce cream senior Shoo~ Shearing Conteata are candy lav.ors and ;,:~~::t<;:;•:f set for Thun~day and Friday momNOTICE OF APPOrNTMENT was 3§-SIKed b\ ~rs 8 lngg, Aug :10 and 81. Mr aDd Mrs Robert SbaT:p Adminlstr.tor The annual 4-B and FFA ateer nat grandpa-rrnb ot Edilb s:\1~ will attraet buyera and vieft'ers Estate of Lin• Def,jtel DeceaiR'd were also present for the party. on W ec.lnesdatt D1reetor or AgriculNotice Js hereby g.ven that ture Dny, Big· events for Thursday, Be 1nard V Fult:z whO!!e Post Of· Tbe f!Uesls m:ore T omm} Bakoet', Govemo~a Day, W.lll be the Open r1ee Address lS Middleport OhiO, RormJe Roush. Pat Edr.rrds, Becky Class Steer Show and Commei'Clal ha s 1H•en duly appointed as Admlo I Allt!Dsworttl Chr;i!it RP. and C8nFot Cattle Show and Sale, wlaen 1Sl ra:-or of th<> )::State of tlna Det.. dace Bahr Helen l..o ~t~ge TaYlor, Gov. Frnnk J. Lausebe will take the n·l l,tle or Meigs CoUnty, Oh1o, df! Kathie Savely Sammv Clatwortlly, first bid, cea~ed Jf)Yce l,.ong Cooo1e Coote Ca-role The Nnttonal Percheron Show J'laterl thls t9:;h day of July ..\,nderson. Jdw.en ~lftd Connie and the AmerJt::ln Belg1al'l Show for 195i; Ba<'hTJe:r, JloY. Cole~an , Carla Sue dr-..;ft I1orses Will dr~v:- natnnudlyJolm C Bacon, G{Hnore B1llv HapfonJtaU A pmk lmov.;n breeders nnd e:orhrbU.on for Jur!gc of lhl' Proh:.tlt' c,,urt ~n.c.l ll' hllr, roJar sc.ob?-rQ.e was earthe Judgmg, Fnd.1y ancl Saturday, r •ed out m d)e rerreslmients and M€1 gs Coun~y. otuo Aug 24 arhl 25 Oecealed Two rooms over Stifflers, Sh~ Store Located on Court St illeWJy redecorated suitable' for office space Phone 215 when the Aug. 2~. tn nth Ettate of JennM! E Allen FOR RENT. "YOUR WE l'l'RUCIUAAL I B~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK -··· <!OIIAPzao,._ SUNRISE Td SUNSET with a display of the most modern Qintm: rlt, aut.l r.s OhYour post-vacation blues DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, ond OLIVER FARM EQUIPMEKT Besure And See This Gigoptic Display! Pomeray ' ' .'""' ' dresses, etc: • Don't . Jet . t)le lie't you 1-DAY DRY FULTON· THOMPSON a 90ntr.bUU11J C;lU.!!e aenerally yl,~<!s lo un!e ~ a & at""'lnd.a~:v Ottu:r~(l . ,, .., livottoek- - ~ - Sale5 &: ~w, WU.t ce~.uaes ehapped Ia thel'e llliY cun for It 1 Ch!:p~d 11Pt are uaun~rvou• pe;rple who blte their lip• e:s:ces~ Youth Ctnter ~ert and fanul7 aa &ueltl. Matinee and :t,.en1n1 Perf'orllllltttf of Ro1 Roren ~how. Gra~tMtend. Pat Boont BiloW', B..enlnr, CoU· aeum F:lnt tf OaOy Fathloll 8ho'lfa, M ant M BJcJg. Pint of 4-H and Camp Fire Girlf Style Show. Youth Ceatn. Opentnr ef Baton Twirllrlf• Youth TaJ· en.t, end "Make·U·Yonr•e-11 will! Wool" onte.~ra. Shetlaad Pon7 Show. Afternoon, CoiJaeurt. 'frador Radeo. "'Chkkitn of Tomorrow'"' Fmalt. Open Houu and Junior Air Queena' Ball, Youth Center. FJreworb In Grandstand E"efJ' N1rht. Saturda7, AuJ. 25-B~Iine.u, [ft. 4uatr7 and Labor ay. Open(ng of Harneu Radnr, Af,er· aoon, Grandstand. Begmninr •r 4-H, n~A and FHA iemon~ llrahu!J•· Crowning of FFA Queen. Fat Lamb SaL!, Shup Bam. Fat Barrow Salt, Swme Barn, Berlnninr of Dai17 Youth FroUca,. Youth Center. Pat Boone,Show. Evenlht. Cel~ lae .... Bo:r Rogeu Show, arc~a •nd enrunr. Grand· T.e m..t the dnfru of evny family \ •• at a cosl tht femlly repaired & thllm che.~:::d QUD!IO" AI<D ARIWD that Post Ohio R D 1! hat:~ be Pn dulv appomted a~ Adtllll)isltalrnc of the Estat~ of W'll~on Slau~hter late or Letllrt Tov.;ns htp Me1g:;; Cwnly, Ohw, deeeast'd ' Dated tlus 191h day of July, \056 Pemeroy, Ohio spare time to 9hlrt. About 6 'hours 1per •W¥.1£ t«~Uired to serVICe orpQ<te ehd m.tha(i.Il&' bus! ne,.. TO bb ti1lttble you must dnve ear and ~e able to maice .JtUII.'IJ inYestcn"'*' of $&04 CASH fo.ttandle iniVentory. For l))f!ll'SO'R• a1, ln~ervie)V wr1f,e gJying part!· ell.lara, opbune 11rrd reference .to, Dlotllct llanopr, P. (). llol< ~u. Dept. "· CJ"""Iand u. ~ )enr ju:Jt to be are now ault.ed to ycur Ju~ C Bacc.n Probate Cowi IC'onnrtlble Coupe, Fordomatlc, CAR REPA!I\, 'NO!gler aod cl..k ~.- f!!Yy e:quiped, llke new; $21915 Garage, Raelne, 7-28..fltc Bllettoat's, Pomeroy, Ohto. HOMEBUILDERS. 0.1! Guy N813 ' 7·2IHII• te~~ 1 heine, Ohio. '7·28-6tc .,. L)f JJ;~~ RUTLAND-6-J"'<;m frame (lll< 1Sa NE\V HERSHEY CANDY DIS- President Nasser .('a<,}! ' - --.- N_a;itloa~~~y 1954 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4 doiJr 'Sedan, pPwer 'teering -.nd brakee Low mUeaa:e, one care ful owner. Make us an offer Jlla~!Jlar'a. Pol,llero1, Oh1o. '7·2&6te • )o~ur quu~k Sll 1t', In MIDDLEPOaT, OHIO 6116-M l'ltO}'IE$ 6311 ProdUobr ilt Melllf Cwnt.Y You .clo nOt ueed any 'llll~moot ottiel""l\ban ._ ~ ear or truck 7·26-0k w oo~ 1, Reat Est-::te Broker 1 ested .m .mfi.iD« oa ;s~ steady l'Jlpome from a- bmmess of lthe1r OWII), seU.tng those well..Jtn<0\1{11 9h1o. l.ot eli:r POMF'ROY-5 r-ct;iffi! {In good 2bt J1)!\u NOTICE OF AfiPOINTMENT Rd ' ~= ~ecu.. lxl!t'ufriic ./ ' ESlolro of JGtin F. Handley, Deceelod NoLL("€ IS hell'eby g1ven that H{'1<:':1J H. Uarfdl t)' wtlo:st! Po~ lJf. flee Address Js Pomeroy, C1h m, R F' I) N'O 2 has b ten duly ap [l/Jotntcd as Exet.'!utortx of the Es.· •li''e of John I? IL ,'lli!e) ~ate of Me1gs C'ounty, Ohm dee~at2d U u.~td Lt~1lf work. Live Middleport W.ANTeD~ ~·biHoua: Jne(l:, !9113 PLY!IOU'l1! QranbroOt, 4, door Sedan. clean, lttw mllea.~e, '" $995 Bl•ettnar's, Pomeroy, , 7 2512111 ACCIDENT Llle, Ca•uelty aad Bond• ~ 6f ·Ll,st G- FPund Erne~t I ' ed or the of TOOmn W WQ~e r Decell'9l"d, ta1e ot Letart 'hlwn•ihJp Melg.s Coonty, t.:bu1 Dnle-d tbJ8 23r.d <IEPY o( Julr 190-b J ohn C. Baron Judge of tbe Probat, Oourt ~ll·i l(s County, Ul.wJ f7l 30 (8> 6, 13, 3tc lem Street Senu.ba\1'1, g:~s treot 10g Ntce J.e-vel lot, Wltb .garage 'Jibe 2 b~dtoom furnished apalltment $6000 00 owner .may imanve S~lwbun on Mulbmoy Ave Phone 6094X FARM- 80 acre!! hhll ii.Lfld, but Metgs County, . 7 27-61c . .good All tn m~adow a.rw:t .p~ ture, welt·fenced. Modt~orll 5- ~be door ot ~he Stlv~r Rl.L-o !"or rent - Electric waUpaper 100 m how.e Wll'h batlh , tmmc~ house, on Salurdar the ht steamer. Clinton Ftsller, Mid dte<Llmg, full). basement. Barn, SepteUibe.l', 1Q~6 at 10,00 ~·,,i<><•k d1oport Ph. 628!1.X 11-W A. M , the follow!ng rhl es Jmpiemt:n;J. shed, garooge, 3 brml- tate - slluatr the County 10 Cl •hou~es (eapa<::'U)' ootmJ Own· of Meigs, State of Ohlo, I'Gr . . . - - ~ ~..... e.1 wtll :J.nclu~ odaary herd, poul· 1n l'h(' Ohro Oompany's Pi~J'chaR !l<lflold Boards, Droll Clotlu. lTy etJuivmeDt, I!I"Bcl.or ~nd Begwnmg N 441,), degrees w. g Clinton Flmw, lllddleport. cqutpment at $12,300 00 rod~ 12 lLnit:l from '8ll Elm tree 22 Plloae QSII-X. ll·l.U fr~tt~clt Persona Is ------- - - HOOSE and 6 l('(l"eS land for s1.1le Four rooms, 11.2 story Luc-~4E'd en Por\lund·Bald Knobs ft ogd Ln Lebnnt1'n Twp Prlrt $12011 Ig"quirt .at the Home Restr.'tlt:lin' Ke,lley atld Chester ~win for m,.ae, jJ1e many frier:w.h and no~H~bors who senrt fioral offerings, and all w~Q heir.>ed In anY w11y. Your kind1nass w•ll nqver be !11r.gott~n (21) f<eoi-Fstate ------ r 'Mr:s DoD I 141 For Rent· 1w21VIstf to i.halfk Ute Rev Web· .er "flboma, 1\..ev. Fr-ed 1 G81'd· I ner, Ewmg FuneTal Tome, the .Ricla . l.lf&, AdiO, Tf~t:. P01to C'aii MUll, Middleport. Ohto _"!!~.--:::------__:7 27-tl Ohio 7-30-2tp 2- five I'OOm apartments, 2 four- ,a w., =---- CONCRETE SEP1'\C TANKS, $0~ Price melude.!! del1very and st1 1n excavation Vad.ish Plumb ng, Phone t6 M, POmeroy '127-1.! u-u te~ WtttH-tV Cltannell3 33 Beeontt 3•• Neratlve ~- reply 3& Half an trn, 36 Dtlrlt U ~· 1 I!" V'•,., Mytb.l fJ HarmontH'/ l1 \'OUOJ'O,~_\ ) the SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE J9 Poly- • uesian Jrlnk ' (poss J 20 Obtam 21 A" elt !or -elaoilfled , 4illei A<li tOeotfeo oh -.It u4 f#o<lll liD lite. of litv-tllliW pr\attlld. -.t Q1W ,...._ Obltiwi• I • t'Jlillabed lit !<Oilt pw wml. a.1\l')' - .. DAllY CROSSWORD B~m Su1tfJ, .and box sprl.hg-s, f20. Phooe Hlfi-X ---thannell ,.oo 7·Z7-3te USED Walnut f. o!r I I:OMP~E'IJI: .-1'1'~ P,<P!eriO,JI<• II 30 Forejap Intrigue 12 00 TOPIJtit 100 SJ.in Of' e" Slrn Qu p-- N EW \'ORK-It 18 poss1ble that the mo•t my,.. tenous p•aee m all Manhattan Is the Acto1'a Studio, ~ntualed In an old chureh on 44-th atreet between Ntnth and Tenth avenueli Here Ia where r11any of the best a.clon m the busmea.s tum up twice- a weelc at 11 a m to conUnue- tt~.ell" ntvor~ endmg campaign to Uewme mON.l Bklllful at the fill of make·belleve- and here, too is the home or all kinds of myths and legendt ' Oh.l·tlme111 altt!ng a10und the b .mba elm; ar& 1 lncllnM. to hoot at the Actor'a Studio, and to lump the Studio membe111 together a8 crackputl - a hard·to·dlgeat Jumpl~g when one conalden that such u Marlon 81 anlio, Shelley Wlnter.s t>l ul go lhe1e to Hludy and 1wch as Elia Kazan and Lee Btl asberg do the teaching A t:o re for 1 Tl1e old one11 call the Ador 11 StudiO method, Actor'a Sludu.; tlu: ".IICralch' ay11lem meaning lUI practlllone-ra nre Alv. ays rubbing their nose-s scratching their armpits or pulling at l.helr holr 1u1 they ad Tht!re Is a rumor, too, that the downfall of the Umted States by bombing ls belnl planned in the old Uth 11treet chu1ch "1m fOD.ybe not the li:''Y to e,nter a detensf'," ChiT Robertson told m~ today, but let m• do It anyway I apenlt aa a man who'• bten a Stud~o member tor lhl ee yea111, and feels he~ a Jot better actor now \han when he began 1 "To begin with th~1 e ian t any such thing as a Stanlalavs~y 'li"e the part' method Stanlslavsky was a g1eat theatr~cnl man, whOlle genlu~ cre~~oted the Mo!';t:OW All tln•ater 111 C~atlst d<~}" ~ but he jullt took the beat Ideas from a Jut of methoda and put lho!m together There 11 nothing m~~tei!Uull about It At the StudJO we juat tr,r tiJ !urn dlthl'!nl way11 or becomLng good actors Its almplt 1 1 - WSAZ-TV Chann413 Ro- BY MEl HEIMER • [ - ~~, • TELIVISIDN IUID- Commentary On ' The News .. ---· ·-------- " <b 11 my new yorkj 00 '" I·· repri!!Se~•n~ _ Monday, July 30, 1956 1oday 9 00 Gotfee Time ltJ.OO Honae ; 11 do T1c Toe Dough TUISD:AY By CHARLES M. McrANN • 1 t ao Jt could ~e Nou S·M ~nOn Jnlt od Prest St11ff Corte~ncNm l.l 00 Clmeu Goes tu Scbool .--. 7:00 Today ·rhe Polish Communist govern12 30 Current R00 Colf<e Tlmo ment evldenlly le convinced It 1 30 Tenaessee Etrue 10.00 Homo races an explostve mternal sltua 11 00 T1e 'J;'ac Douth 2 00 llatmoe tlon 3 00 Queen For a Day 11:30 It Coul.d Be- You H 1s also t'vldent that the Sovi t 3 ~~ Modern Romar cea i2·00 Parson's Study Jlusslon govet nment shares tbl~ 4 00 Comedy Ttme 12 30 Current COUVICI!On fu lly 4,30 i¥Y U\tle M~ 1 80 Tennessee Ernie Pohsh Premelr Josef Cyrantie· 5 00 Auqi !lro !!bow 2 00 1-fatlnee Theatre w1cz hll9 announced that emergen 6 00 News PletLWe 3 00 Queen For a .bay C} m ~-.sure~ are to be taken tn 6 15 Sport. ,!!:yo !1·43 MOde~n Romances ''remove tbe most pain(uJ grlev 4 oo Qom,dy Ttm• ~ 2• Les Poul j< Mary Ford anees of the working 1 masset~" 4,30 ~~ Uttle !Mat'l'll!l SO GO<don ~te Edward Ochab the PoliJh Com· 8.45 .News c.t~•lii · 5 GO 4:..,t Dria ihow munlst leader bas sald tb.t the 7 00 Wild Bill Rl9'ok 8 00 N..,. Pl<tUl'e standard of ltv1ng oJ workers must 7 so Grand Ole 0pry 8 jD Spotb J!yf be raiKed' by 30 p 1r cent and d :15 40! ·P•I>l • ll!ary Ford th.at 1 2 mHllon homes mwt be ~ OQ Medi< 7 ·QO BasebaU • 130 Mo~buUt w1thm the next !we years 9 30 M'r Dlatraet A~J;Prney 10 00 O..r Phqebe Sov1et P~mier Nlkolla A Bulto 30 This is Show Bwln~s~ ganln spent aU of last week m Pi:J. 10.00 Ernie Kav~ S&w 11.00 News II 00 New~ llelldllbos land H ... made s'.Jeeches in which 11011 w .. t~ 11:10 ~ llox he told of bette,. times to ~me U 15 l(ovle J.ly"'"m 1110 Promises Pol•nd Ttrrl:tory Bulganln sa1d11.lso that the Ger- 11;15 Grea~ Flii>U. of CeDI 11·so • - Infrliue 1!'00 Toollil>t man territory east of the Oder. Neb!L• rivers line. w!dch Poland -~-----....:.·-~--'now occupies pendiua a peaee treaty, wlll rematn Pollsb ~'for Pver" The statements of CyrankJewtez Och~tb and Bulganln al,l stem, cours t from the big riots which MONDAY TU.IDAY broke out In the industrial city of 8 00 SiP On 8/ln Poznan on June 28 1 8.00 Coplala ~ 8 oo- Ctpl•l• " The riots were :serlous endu&b in 8.00 Gm-r Mood 8·00 themselves At least !\3 persons 8 30 Artbu< llo,clfrer 8 so &tbur GOOirer wer ;, k1iled ,.. 10 SO Strite It IUch 10.30 To make 1t morf emarru.cnng II 00 Vollant ~f 11.00 Vallol!l Lady the tkll'l occured durin,i a big II 15 Love ol ,Uie , II 10 Lo" of Life lnt.ernatlonal fafr which had at· II 30 Se'""h tor 1\lin....,. II·SO for , . , . , _ tra.cted hundreds of foreign visi11·45 Guldinc IUS Guldlor Li8ht tors tothe c1ty 12·00 M1dday ~ 12:00 Mldd&y !M<illnee Polish Red autbonties at12 30 M the World 'fw'M 12 30 A.. the W<i'lil Tumt t mpted at fir.st to blame the riots 1:00 Johnny Carsun Show 1 00 Johnny Carabn Show on tho~e mpstcrious foreign agents 130 H~party AntlcloiO For Anxlol) who seem always to be turmng lip J 30 Houseparty 2 00 Bta Pay<ilf 2 00 Bll PaY"lf •The world is too much with Ul,"' In ( ommunisf ..uled cities the Engllah poet WoLdsworth w1ote 2 30 Bob Cro.<oby ShloJW 2SO !ob~100 yean P,.~o 3 QO Brighter D3y 3 00 The ,er Ilaf Redt Abin4on PretenHa Tud,\y l'!.dlione of Americans 3. ta Secl'l'll. Storm EDSPIIfo moe nthlc: , ..dyrmy 3 15 Seerl':lll: S rm would agree that he diacuolflcl one 3 30 Edge (If Night A eommun\qu t of thl' ufrlcial s 30 Edjje of Nlllbl ot our gre~~ot.eat problem~. Tbe beetle 4 00 KPl:la~ KJ.~ press .1w. ncy PAP satd "lmperhh- 4 00 Katie's Kittbe-n d~<~mand11 of every-day , Utinl' ar11 ISI agent.~" 11nd me1yWers or the 4 30 Lucky 8 Ranch making the tense, 4 SO L~tior I anxious peuon anti Commun1st \mde'rgr.ound or- 5 00 The Eady Show s 00 The 1111!7 far more the r4le ganization fomented the not and ti Ul Regional Reporter 6'00 Art ~ OQj dlo Jedr than the ex· staged them during th flur 6 15 DGUtl.as Edward.~ U. tO D""loo lidwards cepUon, This pret .nse has now been al- 8 30 Robmhood I lO llo"'I IU!Ior Prooi that we're most abandoned, thoug undQUbt 7 00 Burn~ & AJl.en 7 oo Phil snveiW raptdlr ~evelop· out <~~•In 7 30 'lwlent Scollts NO NOV!I L9tJ in&anatlonalea:ae edly 1t Will be hauled i1180 Joe lDd Mabel' ";..1~ o£ the li<ten lo (or the trial$ of t.he 300-odd per 8 00 Cbarllfl ,Ji'IU'Iifll ~ well ®cumented son" held as floters fl 30 V1c llJJlVJtt!' 18 ap Startlme Tbeatrt: by atatietka. ra e~thnate that Now Cyrankif;!wlcz all but ad· 9 00 st-udio One t.oo $64;ooo Qu..Uon mOH tlran 60 per cent of Amtrlcaj• m1ts thnl thf. 1·lots !j"temmed dl 10 00 Your Euo Reporter 8:10 Do Yon '!'ruot YoiJf Wltol urbanltu an aufferina from mental r •ctly !1om Widespread unrelt JO 15 Sports Parade 10:00 y- .,....... and pbyalcal ltl'elllili Induced by among the pea~ant11 and work~rs 10 25 Weathenqan 10 Hi Sports Parade btg.elty ten~ton. He aay!l he w•ll end "that period 10 30 Stutime Pl.,ru..o Added to tbeH dtdly at.ressu are 10 25 W•othenh"" tbt eapeclally trybJr oceaaions- when workers peasants and Intel· llllO Up to the mll!lle Nen 10:30 Ovinieal Mventbre U. dmt!lt, "in11 inter~ lcctua.Ls were dlstn~~t refitrlcled 11 03 The Late Show 11 00 News • lot a Job, makinc a aplecb. by countl~ regulations when Sign OCf Prayer 11:05 The "lllte Show Or the u~t.a.JU: father paclnr the the~ w~re 'ubjected to lawlessSip Off"""'"' w.attinl rqoml Ud the atudent nes.q and abue by lh rl autbonties facln!l' a toarh tQJL AM dlue and ai\!l_adona have to bt fMid. Tht and whe_n their grievances buain6U e~u.\ive cu.'t .aPt that needs were 1gnored ' Conunllted Gr•va Erroft; t.,portont l>UI ~,..tine-If he wanta t;o keep hli ~ob. The ha ... Ochah blames eonditions on "tht'l aued laoUHWife bu to Wnd 19 her soullessness ..llf the MONDAY authorltf'es' ' tUISDAY di.Udreb- evan w~n they ~and­ Tlie Commui11t organization, he 11119 Sign Op P&pt'r btr ~trYUo 12 00 Film & Fancy bas ~rilltted grave errors 12:PO F;llm & ,l"auo .A DIIW dnl&', Atarax has now says I 30 Feminine TOuch It 111 repm ted that Hnssh1 Is con been deelped apeclflco.by to tide 1 3p Femlnlfle ToJJcli 2 oo Akernooo ,Film Festinl the &Vlrlp persen over ibeae dlf- SJderllig a b1g loan to Pularfd to 2 DG Al'~:nooo Film Feshv• soq ~<j) I enabl ' Cyrankiewacz nnd Ochab to fieult perloda. I 4 ® F!1tn ll<>cty l<>n.. uo Two fteara of atudits in Bebrtum, make good some of tbelr vromises 4 30 K1t CarsOp 0:11\) Mll:~oy Mubae where the ti.i'u6 wae denfoped. An Indication of the Immediate :i op Mickey M9~e 8,JIO NfiWe have abo,.. ~i ~ pD' ealm )'OU future In Poland will come durlll)l 1l 11!1 ~ewa _ down ettt.tiwlp Without; in •nY 0.011 Weatber the tl'ials of the Poznan raote~ WIT olo. . . Jhl" fatultlta. In 6 0~ Weather 8·10 which may start this we 1k If t11e U. ~..._-on more than 600 6.10 Sperts 8•15 =-Daly <>entenees are severe thtly may .,rs~ t.bl drq proved remark6 15 Jo)m llolr •~ao WIRier Bros Pftsetlts unrest for a time B~t 1\uppresa ablY e\IC!ftielul tn. rellevlng anx1ety 7'90 Wyt\t Earp and t.n.akm. On "ne rroup of 2S, the:v will only stir up the 11atr td u 311_ Bold J!llll'ney 'for lnataneit, tgft'eriq: from a varl· 6;00 G. E. Summer Orlgiua'U wllh wh1rh nearly all PoleR re- 7 00 Dotty - k 3 3D .Yolce ~ of FJ.rtstone ety of complainta auch aa meno· Du PoM C.V Theater t:IO gard their Red master11 pa11nl IIYi:IWlOme, JuotterUanaJon 8 yo F l~m hli~.op JlmiAJ Walker Show and ulcer; all ..,.ere 'f1i)ierapeu.ile· 9 00 Film Fal> 10 Oil !lnW Hit TheMre ally benef1t~d" b.J the drus-. ac· VISIT CAMP 1 g Oil Str1w Hal 'l'he4tro Newc &r; Wnthe.r 11:00 eordln• to' a ebnl~ reporL Mr and Mrs James Buchanon 1'1 00 ~en & weather 11:10 ~ . ~ althou.rll teitJ1tt basn•t deand dllughter, Noncy, and Mr and 1110 Sp!>l'l; vised a , mean.s of aolvinl a ptf'· 11:li Mr11 James Sullivan drot•e to 11 15 l\djllll Pia~ aon'a troubln, It has found a Camp Presmont near P1edmont 11.45 Slln Oil tQ belp btm fae! Ult~ 11:45 Sunday after their daughte-rs aDd the ,8trls Who had attended th( ---~------------~-------Phurch ,. .Carop there this week Camp r.s rtom Middleport Ffhst Presbyterian Church were Judith Si.u 1r, J4nn Buchanon, Betsey Wolfes, Susan Probasco Jan1ce Zirkle, and Judith Gregg I BoltJDdlJ Ku;Jt,a,U. J.uc 14., Lexmgton Ave, ,N"'w Yurk City, 16, N \' ~ Subscrlptlolt rl:lta Dettv P.r)' by carr er whet'e available SO t'eatJ pu w~k one year 111 advallce at ThE! L<~lly St'!ulmel uftlce $15 60 1u m o nth ~ $'18U, three rnvnths $3 90 By IIJ;)tor ruute wht!Tttvallablt one ffiLI!lh til By m1ul o ne )'f'ltt $8, ~u: wontlu, $4 2~ bl e.;o m<mtlu, $2 ~"' l'lne moo I h $-1 pu tb gl post «nc• \ • the Daily Sentinel •tCMAitD S, OWIN • OfOo -· ~ . "SEIWlCE ' NG - ------ Tri- Lustre . . . .. . Cleaners / • ( Robinson's ! • ; Laundry ~;" J...o.;.:.;.t.~~~~~!!: ~~~ �___ , ...._,.. ____ ,. -- .. ·• ' • , ·v·.r-·~,--·---- .... --- ---· .. - __ ..... ,__ - -T~- "---· - · _.. • I • , ... Page ~r Cincy Now In AFa~ored Sp0t ~WJN MterTwin Bill Win Sunday PrtTSBURG UP - 'IAif~Y-. . was caught when BUI Virdon tripled tn right PITCHING TOPS IMTING Fine pitching p·lr£ormancea by Brooks Lawrtnce, Don Gto..!l!l and YEi7RAtt' ClUCACO---Mister Gw won the A birthday Cake In the aiJape $154,860 Ari.ington Handicap in of the figur e "6" wa 6 a special Ameri.can record lime of 1:M H feature of t!le blrtbday DBrlY for a doubl~s- viet.ory by Barry M'li.CKay lor a mille- and tlhree~exteenths on Elaine Davit;, ·daughter of Dr. and a·nd Ron!lie Holmbocg. turf. Mn. Davis Friday afternoon at their home. Dr. Davb took moving HA VERF'ORD·, Pa.-Althea GibNEw yoRK--Gt·eeotree Stable's son of ~w Yo.rk woo the E}Bstern Riley won the $44,900 Owyf!l' Han· fStates Women's singles ~nnis dicap :at Jamica by one-and-a.half C'hampioMhlp with a 6-1, 6-4 Y.ic· lengtbs over favored Oh JObiJI))I. \ I tory over Margaret Osborn~ Du· OCEANPORT, N. J, -Canad~an Pont. entry Le-vee won -tll:le $56,600 Mon· I'I<IEW ORLEAJ':lS- f)a;~o·t.on, Notre moot.t~ Oaks at .Mo.nmoutb Pa:rlt: in Dame, and St. Louis withdrew tratk: record lime of 1:48 4--5 for a The Rev. ali:d Mrs. 'C. Raymon fr:.m this winler·s Sugar Bo-wl mil e-and-a-sixteellth. Konkri.ght and Mr.s. James Brew~ basketball toUI'nant>!!ni because or ington, RN, are ill' char.ge of the Louisiana·'s new racial segregllll:lon Sunday Heath Methodist Youth FeU~w. DUL{,JTH, M·ill'll.-Kathy Come· sHip campers at Lancaster thls J.ius of Latte Worth, Fla., won the week . U. S. W'Oil'len'ti' Open golf cll·am· Yo-ung people frOm the Senior plomlbip by defeating Barba'l"a Mc- a11d Junior MYF who u_, campiD·g Intire ' of Tol-edo, Ohio. by seven are Eudell and David Konkright, 8lroll:es tn a special pl~'yoff. Edward McComo"', Leo Kennedy Jr., Robert Henncsy, Kennetb MlW· VICTORIA, B. C.-The· United ray, Eric Chamber'S, Ve-ra, Beti!Y Stat-es (.'Ompi-eted'a 4-1 vietlli'Y over arrd Barbara Covert, Cbrislt:ine M·ason City and Jac}l:son will Canada in the semi-Hna] round of O]Jen the GaiJ.i:polis Little• ·L eague ·the North Amerleart Zone Davis Coats, Mary Carol Swanson, SanTournament on Tblli'Sday <e.veuinc Cup tennis eliminations with a dra Brewington, Evelyn GihboDs. They w~re .accO.I'n'Panied to LanW'ben they meet at t1 p.m., it has split of tbe last two singles caster Sunday afternoO<n by IMr. been announced by rtou·rnamenb of· matches. and Mrs. Charles Murr~ and Maey licials. Cli'Oiyn MHler; M'r. and Mrs. Th-e remainder of the tourn.t.· LE .MANS, France' - Ninian Wayne Gibbon'!; Mr. and· M~. Er· menL schedule finds Wellstoruneet Sa· n derson and Ron Flocktlart of aest Covert and Da.vid; Mr. and in•g Pomeroy on Alugust 3 at 7:30 Mn. Richard Ohamber.s a·nd 1M..Sgt. following a Gwl.!ipotis and Irontnn Scotland won the 24-hour Le :Ma'fls auto :race with an BVerage speed of James Brewington.. ~arne at ti :OO. Oll At'iust 4 McATot·hur will play 104.487 mph. the winn.cr of t.lm Mason.Jackson CUYAHOOA FALLS. Ohio -Dill game at 4 p.m. On Au:goust 6 Oak Hill wili play tbe· wln-ner o{ the V.nrzyk won ihlgJl..point 'honon ln the National AAU swimming Gallipolis-Ironton game at 6 r championships as the New Haven While Mitldlep&rt will play the win· Swim Club he represented woo the ncr of the Weli'StcJino-Pomeroy ·gamt' team Championship. at 7:30 p.m. Serni-fill'Bis of the tournament Mt.' and Mrs. Gardner Mankin DETROIT-Gary Tobi.an of Los entertained aroe- ~clleduled tor 6 and 7:30 p.m. with a party, Sunday told the conf•eroncc thal 'he Wlffi on Aug.u st 10 wit•h tlhe finals to be An-geles won the national oobdoor evening at their hom11, Condor St. diving clbampinO'I'hip for .t he SCC· honoring their !on, Larry, on his unwiiHnl:l rto .r.cvea:J t'hc informa· played on· August 11 aot 7 p.m. t}t\.d lltnight year. tion. eight birthday. All team mmager8 are urged t Re(res'~ments of a decorated submit Meir player rosters to tour· However, it w~s •learned !hal u~· namenl officia-ls •I mmediately. birthday cake, cup cakes, koolaid BALTIMORE, Md. -· Amold der the advice or the new 'Jlre.'H· to Jeff Pa·Jmer of Latrobt., Pa., won 'llhe and candy werel served doort. uf the sCihool, Nov·ice G. Faw· Mankln, St{!vle Flnlaw, Jimmy GilEastoon Open golf championship cett, Hayes changed· his position. with .a ll·under..par score of' 277 bert, Gene Triplett, Paul Smith Charles HyseU, Clltford Wyatt, He has a•greed to furn'ish the for '72 hole11. Mike Martin, Larry Wiles, Ronnie uonference a wrHten M!pol't, J.lstLogan and tbe honor ·lid a:uest and ing to t he best of his fll.ernot"'y, the HAVERFORD, Pa.-V•ic Sclxas brother, Bobby, Mrs. Kenneth names of the ·playe•·s wbo reef!ivcd Mankin and children, Sharon and won the Pennsylvania state tennis ey Unlled Pr.-ss money ond the amounrt. each receivchampionsh.lp for the tleventb ti~ Michel and rMs. Mabel Mankin. NATIONAL LIAGUI ed. Larry received many nice gifte. Pl•yer & Club G. A& R. ~· Pet by beating Art Larsen. 7·11, 6·1, 6-.J.. Lt was iadicated the conference Aaron, Mil. __ 88 346 65 117 .338 would 'Q,Ot , revnl. . the idcnti<ty of .&:l;aa0Lf N.Y. 68442 ~ '79 .326 the pht)'lri. alld conference Com· Musial, St. L. 94 J57 ~II- 116 .325 miBBionJr kenneth L. ' 'T-ug" W:l· B01er, St. L. __ 94 377 611- 122 .324. son earlier promised Ha.ves ·t hat Baney, Cln. __ 44 241 37 7'7 .320 he would ~ot penalize the ·p layers AMIRICAN L.AGUE for acceptin·g tbe money. Mandt-, N.Y. - · 92 337 83 123 .370 Ohln State al1t0 'ha~ made prog· MaxweU, net. 87 301 60 104: .346 ress toward rectifying a'll04.h4.!r ·Vic.· KuenR, Det. __ 86 345 113 118 .34~ lathm involved In the prob·at-ioo, Vernon, Bos. 711 262 42 S7 .332 it waa learnt..'<!.. Skowron, N.Y. 78 271 30 {10 .332 HOME RUNs---ManWe, Ya-nks, A(lprofimattly 20 (llayers were 32; Klus:~~ewski, Redlegs 25; . Sni· p&irl for work which wa~ not perf{llfmed . and u.nder lhe penalty , di.V', Dodgers 211~ Robinson, Redlcgs ·t hey were ruled ineligible uDtil 24; Wertz, lndillJt.s 24. th('y hav2 mll{\e up the work for . RUNS BA'M'ED IN - M~tntle, whic.b 4·hey were p.ald hdurc they Yanks, 83; Wertz, Jmllans 78; Shn~ son, A'S 76; MuaJal, Cards 76; Boy· performed t·he jobs. ~'r , Carrds 73. It was understood tlM' athletes RUNf)-M.antle, Yanks 85; Rob~n · were to work 12 'hours a week on son, R"'edlegs 73; "YO!it, Sentrt:on bhcir jobs durinl .ttle schoG! year 70; Fox, W!J.i.t e Sox 811; Snider, and. were paoid a fl.at rat. They OOOgers 68. were to work five hoors weekly HIT&-M·anotle, Yaillks 125; Boy· during the footba.ll11eason. er, Cards 122; fox, While Sox 119; Some a.t hletes luwe completed Kuenn, Tlge:rs UB; Aaron, Braves oVer Canada in ·the North Ameri. ran Zone Davi~ Cup semi-finals 00 / Mason, JackSon • To Open Little .League Tourney Mlnlal'• Hit Declclet Stan Musial singled hom., Don Blasingame in the lOth Rs the St. Louis Cardinals shaded ttK: Giants 3-2 in the other NL gam~. In the American Lesgue, the New York Yankee~~ celebrated Manag* Camey Stengel's birthday a day early with a 5-3 triumph over the KanslfJI Clty Athletics. Bill Skowron bit two homers and Hank Sauer one tor the Yankees. Bob Turley (:~.ned nine! to wln his fl(th game lor the YankeC1J, who still buld a nine-game lead By ID SAINSBUR.Y over the second-place~ Cleveland Unit•d Pr•• Sports Wrl,.r Indiana. CHICAGO - UP- F.ootbal·l CoaC'h Herb Scot·e pitched o four-hitter Woody Ha·ycs of Ohio State •has and H3nk Aguirre a seven-hitter agreed .to [-u.rnish the Big Ten- as to enablt the Indians to t!Weep ·much l-nf(lll'maotion as possible a· Lorry ~onkin Honored With Birthday Party Hayes Agrees To Reveal Amounts~iveri To Players the Baltimore Orioles, 3.() and 4..0. bout "out of poc)wl" money h(l Billy Pierce became the flrst gave 'his players over the past live major league pitcher to win 16 yeaf"8, it wael-sarn 1am• with an 11·2 victory as the yeal'8, lt was kar.n(}(i trxhey. Chlc~aro White Sox swept Hayes' conse01t Lo provide the doubleheader with the BQston lnfor'mation wu:s 11 major .step to. Sox br winning the ward conforencc action .tp lift the Dean Stone pltcbed a probation im·JK!6e1 LLpon the school to give the Washington last April for violation of worka 4-1 win aftel' Billy Hoeft aid regul•ations app l}'ing tu &tble. l 2 and pitched hle third tcs. o~ the rear •• tht'l Deti'Clit 'l'lgel'tl The Buckeyes, confer.enee ·grid won ther opener, 6-0. champions for :the paf>t two sea· ei&hth. Score Two Run. Cinelnnatl combin'id three In· field hit.s with a pair of walka for two nins In tbtl flftb tnatn1. JQbn ny Temple, Bob Thurm.an and Frank Robinson hit safely In sue· cet~.~lon for the flrsl tally, Then Burgess walked to fill the baaea. Ray Jablonski follow ·d with a free paaa olf loser Vernon Law and Thurman WB.!i force<! in. PHL!Ibura:h scor'cd an unearned run In the same Inning, when Johnny O'Brien sing! fd and Law wa.. safe on Roy 'McMillan's error Btu Vlrdon sacrificed and Dick League ,'.Leaders 1 Wlhat playm"S received money, or how much eaCh :received, al~·hoogh he ·ltdmitWd his gif1s a!Jerag~d a. aroland $400 oper year sin~ h£! becam£! the Buckeye C'mu~h . He al11o Major League Results By UNITED PRES$ repaying the unwc'!rked hour11, 117. PITCHING- • t.awren~e, Redlegs NATIONAL LIAGUE whitl' ot'hf"r!'l< mav lhave to return to 15-2; Browei-, Red Sox 14·3; Pierce, W. L, Pet. GB ·lhe ca.mpua ea'rly to fulUU -the White Sox 16-4; Ford, Ywnks 13·4; Milwaukee _ __ B6 34 .622 terms. Newcembe, Dodjer& 15-~. CI-ncinnati __ .. ~ 39 .~89 2 ~ Brooklyn _____ M 40 .574 4 St. Louis --·· · 46 47 .49a 11~ Chicaa:o -- · · -- 40 52 .4~~17 Bend Softball Tournament In Finale Tomte PK.L&:burgh _~ -. 43 no .462 14 \il Philadelphia __ 43 &1 .4157 15 .Keeo your Mr and your bua~rec t New Yo'k .. - - 32 57 .31Ml 23\1 lundiy'!. 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ROOMS Of ~ ~ New Furniture j 'ol New York ••. _ 68 30 ,; ..888 New YOH< 14. KoiliM• ou, 3 I I ,' ~ " ·' · . . ' $595 ,\ ' er.d .· ' ~· !· ·.· ' ' •. .• ----- f ENTERTAINS RILATIVIS Mr. 800 Mrs. Everett 'l;homas entertained a group or relatives at the.Jr borne, W. l!.ocust St., Sun· daY,. Guests- were Eugene Thoutll5, Obleago, mt., Mr. and Mn. KortotJ Thomas and three !lf)M, Cleveland, David Thomas ,MinerwiUe ·and Mn. Qon 11homas ol Pomeroy. NOW .$1295 · W. L. Pet. Gl « Ob Serves Her .·Ninth' Bi rthdOf · $$$ LAST 'TtMI TONIGHT The coMOiaUon contest will start at 8 o'clOck. Following •l1be two games lro~les and , indivldual player awat"d8 wit! be pref!'nted tQ first, tlerortd, and tblrd plare wlnnera. 0 Tutlld.iy'a: Gtmn Chicaao -- --·- Q Balllrrtou • •• • 4S 63 ty aent a gift to Elaine. SAVE AMIRICAN UAGUI HeaJt.O.Hicko,Y Smoke Chlpt •• lib 49c R01tvllle Charcoal .........•• 41b. 39c ' _ burg slated ·to follow a C<lftSolatlon game between 'hilip Sporn aDd Laki-n State Hoeplta~. Brooklyn 8, Chlcnao 3 st. Lou~ 3, New YO!!! 2 Milw. at Phi!a, ppd, rain. ....... _ Phone 388-Y between Sml~h's Upblolsterlng Clnoinnll'tl 8..~ Pittsburgh 3 MIDDLEPORT Phone 1111 1... ~.a~~NDrive-ln .. , ·--·· " The ·raln-plagu&d Be-nd Sof.tball Toumam·ent will get back inW play t'hia eveniq with th cUnals 1 JIMMY PARSONS, Inc;. OHIO s. Those ence t hat he could aot remember ' ---=--~-=-=.-c--· The Doily Sentinel, ~~«?Y-Middleport, Ohio Connie Bobo I BtU Stewart, Ann Crlnc.-r and rn Sttwart. · Bobo, Bill Hackett, Jeffrey and Rodney Karr, Betsy Cunningham, Jane Thompson, St IP!lea Titus, E11en Dutton, Mary· Cleland, JOrlr: Beck, Sandra Clatwortby, Jimmy Donnelly, Billy Haptonstall., _9!aae and Joyce Dav}s. Kerin Dillley, who wu unable- to attend tbe par.. SAVE sons, were ·p laced on pl'(lbatlon tor a mln!mllm of ono )'ear 1md PICNIC POSTPONID were ruled tneligible for 1'1le Rose Th;· la·mHy picniC~ planned Bowl for the perkld of pf.obation the tt~terna:ional BrotheJ>bovd of EJectriul Wor.kel"!'' . Slriurday at as a f08lliot of the B~ Ten probe. National CoHegi.ate Ath.l.etle As· B.dlcy's Lake was p011tponcd JCsoclalion officials were pressing an rou,,(' ,,f the bad wulher and t,•,t. inveatigati;Qo Jato 1lhe case -!•hi.~ date of the pl«llc will be annou 1.~;· week. ed J!rter. Paul Haptorllltall ·is g~:tf­ Hayes n~i,glnat}f told the confer· ral ch:drnnrn 101 t•he "Pienle, '' pictures and color l)lde• of the chihtren at the party. Gamr& were di..rectftd . by Charlene Davi,s and Dennis Saelens and prlze• w ..ewon by Mery ~leland, Billy Hackett Ellen Dutton, Billy Hapton&tall and Denis Sae·lena. • Mr.s. Davis wa,s. assisted by Ml'IDenver Rice and Mrs, Frank Titus i.n aerving ,cookies, deCorated with red Nses to ma~ tlie cake inscrlbed "Elaine," tee ere110, candies and gum. · The &Uests Include! Ktitb French Debby Collopy, Bobbld and Danny Lewis, Bllly Rice, Mlcliele and Mar.ha Hackett; Boaeann ~jor - l i fellowship Campers At Lancaster -- Hcrscheli Fre ~ m•n overshadowed the hitters Sunday. Lawrence scored his Hith decision with I l..CJ vcrdlct hut three unearned four·hltter in the opener holng: the run1 helped th1 Cubs win the diatance wlthout allowlna: a wall!:. nlghkap, 4-2. Pirates acr1 Doh Friend was charged with hla ninth setback against 12 victories In dropping his thlrd rlcdslon to Lawrence All Cnclnnati's first game hiU wert singles, Including Ted Klus· z ~ski's tht·ce for four. The Red· hg" scored n the first Inning on a walk by Johny Temple, a wUd pitch and KlusRWiki's stngle. The Redle&& batted around In l!eVl'Jlth chasinr Friend With a four-run uprltinl fash.loned on four hlta a walt, a. maerlflce and an error. Lawrence lost hi• shutout when Lee Walls tripled In tht tourth Inning and scored on a .sac rifle(~ lly by Roberto Clemente-./ Clncinl'l.atl's. only extra bame blow came In the nlnt binning of the second game, driving in Gua Bell wlth the winning t"un. Freeman recHived credit for hia· eighth victory agalnse three aeibacks after relleving Southpaw Don Gro!IS. who strul!k out .sev<n and scattered seven hltB before leaving for a pinch biter In the Unusual Birthday Cake Made F01 Miss Elaine Davis Party c. center and Cole singled to the aame area. Cincinnati soored once in the first and fourth Innings and added four runs on four hits a walk, a ucrUice and an error in the II IN· enth. Tbe Redlegs meet PltblburJh tonight In a "make-up" conte.o;t Laurin Pepper will flitch tor the Pirates agaln.!lt Tom Acker for Cinclnnatl. Both pitcher& have won one d.eelslon so far. Curt Simmon• .spun a slx·bltter and struck out seven batters to give lhll Phlllles their rJinth victory in 15 meetings with Milwaukee. Roy Smalley·~ Lllecond triple of the game was the key blow of th 1 Phlllies' tbree-run eight-ln. ntng nlly that handed WaJ'ren hla eighth deleal Don NewC()mbe scored his 15th win and the IOOth of his care·e r when P~ Wee 1\eese's eighth·ln. nlnf homer gave the Doda:ers a picture changed quite a bit during a heavy weekend of ad.ion that saw Ciadnnati take a doublet header from the Plttabureb Pinte.. The Redlegs picked up ground on the league leading Milwaukee Braves and third plaee~ Brooklyn Dodgers by 11wamp!ng Pi.ttl'bl'Tgh 6-1, in the opener, and edgi6g the PiraleJi 3-2 In the nightcap. Meanwhile, Milwaukee dropped a single game to Pblladelphia and Brooklyn spilt with Chlcage. The Redl'tJII picked up a game and a half over Ute Braves, cutting their lead to 2lh games. Sports Summary 1sPTS Weekend suMMARY SPTS law. VICTORl.A, B. -The United States took a dindhing 3-0 lead in a run dow11., O'Brien seorlng on tbe play. The Ptrates- tied lhel acore with two out in the seventh Inning l SEASON?. • By ~tan Maver Iii""' . WYNN.· The Cln- Cole bounced a grounder tD short may not aet a aad Law new National League home run record thiJ year, but they will be a good bet to be in the pennant raee all tba way. Less tban a week I.KO, tbe so, tailed experts counted the Redlegs out after dropping tbrea straight kl the Dodgen. But tbe t I The Ooi ly Sentinel, Pomeroy!...·:..:M.:.:.id=cil::.::!epoc.:.:.rt:.:.•_:Oh:.:..::.IG:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..:.M.:.:.::.onday, July 30, 1956 Redlegs Bounce Back Into·Loop Pennant Pictm,e ciDDtti Redl(p • ,I - -·--- - • �• • \ The Duily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiG The Dailv Sentinel Covert, and-family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lambert, Phil-adelphia, have return.ed to their home after a tW!O weeks' v1sit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spenei!l'. Week end guests at the Spencer home were MrL J. ~ ~ou:n.t and • family of AlUance-. OrviU.e RadcLiffe POMEROY SOCIETY Mr. and Msr. Otn. daughter of Cplumbus apendi.rrg tlhe.it vacation Mees &'lld Sunday afte•· who are campinr near GIWat Bend visited .F'rlday with Ibis mother, Mrs. Alber-t Mees. Miss DOil'll.a 'W·J ldermuth, swdent nurse at HCllzer Hospital, spent the week end Wil!h 'h er parents, 1Mr, and Mts. Gef!ald Wiqde:rfnuth. Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Harbrec:b{ ::returned to •their home, lfamn.ton, WHIII• LOAN to fiOOO Prompt. Private loana em li,rna• ture• oiily, auto Or fumlture. l-trip service. Phone ft.r,t. 11 ~·~ _;~ ~·\,. wd bis son &Od Mrs. Melvin R&«life, and~-~ children New Brightcm, Pa., spent .several days WUlh. Mr. a:Dd MTS Jlta1pb Redclitre re('ent.ly. ~nd daugbter-1&1-aw, • Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middlepo;t Society Editor-Pho~e 6079 Lucille Bearh.s Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor - Phor.c 6244 • ' ' • ••:we Page Six • ' MIDDLEPORT visit wit'h ·h is bro- SOCIETY ther .and sJster-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Noi'Jllan H.arbr:f'chl and dauthU~r. Mrs. Jam~ Si:mpson el]:tered Hospital for major IJUrgeTy. Mrs. Jessie Hines, Columbmi, has been visiting Mr. and Mr6. Chaf'les WiUiiMlll. Mrs. James Herley will vl&ilt in Charle11 White tok his wile and daug'hter, Texanne, to Che11apeake,"' OOOurnbus, SprinrgUeld rand Kansas Mr. and Mr&. Eldon Weeks, R. R. W. Va , where they will visit re- City before ~eturning flo ber .Jlome • Stobart and Mrs. A N. Grueser latives this Wt!ek. Mr. White 11!- here. vhnted Miss Genevieve Stobart ail: turned to his employmen-t, ·h ere. Holzer Hosp~LaJ.., Saturday . Mrs. Grover Orr and ~Yfrs. L1llian Mr. and· Mrs Dezso Ladanyi and Klopf.er' tu.we returned t;o their family, Cleveland, were w~t. end borne, Col'l.Ullbus , after a week's guests of M·S.it. and Mrs. \James visit witht fhe1 r aunt and ,uncle, Bl"ewingtoo and daughter Sandra. Wendle and Kat1e fW[)F.. 'Jlhey were Mr. Ladanvrl was befit man at the accompatried hel"e by Mr. and Mrs Brewin-~ton'.s weddmg all(J this is PaUl KIGpfer adn daughters, Deb- the first time for eleven• years bie and Beth, of Sugar Grove &od ·that tht')' havt V'"-<~i,ted here. Mr. Or and da11ghter, Mary, Who Mr:. and M:rs. HBTy Rife, · ~es. visited breifly wi~h the Roos. burg, were recent guests 01 ber rlster, Mrs. Marion AllenBWorf;'h, Mr. aud Mrs. Orien· Wince and M1d family. son and Mrs. Allie Grueser of Mon et~Sen, Pa. w.ere week end .guests Barbara Boster, GaUipo)is, has Df Pomeroy relatives. been VJSiU11Jg 'her auttt. Mrs: Wal. Mrs . Goldie H.lfWk returned •h-ome ter R.a~ney. .after -a vi.s1t with ~relative11 lin Col· Katheryn Pa~ne, who is enfj)J:O)r. umbus. ed"ln Dayton, ·bas been vis.itklf her Mr .. and Mrs. Horton Th-omas parent&, 1Mr. omd Mrs. Charlie! a-nd •three sons returned to tl!icll' I Ps,yne and grandmother, Mt!. Katb. home m ClevelarwJ floday aflel' B eryn Pa}•ne. week end visit witlh their parents Roger Co\U!11, who is employed Mr.1 and Mrs. Everett Thorrutt~. " at Cresap, spent the week end with Mr. an-d Mrs Jolm FiS'her and ,f lb parenl<~, Mr ltlld Mrs. Ernest sons of Akron were weekend 'guests of their p1rents, Mr. and Ml\5. Wi1· liam FiSher, Mme1Wille, and Mr. NOTICE! SOd Mrs. Henry Rou5h, Raciru!. Mr. narl '~rs . Ed Noon returned Office Wi II Be to Columbus 1oday after spendi11'1 the ~ek end at their home, MJnersvHie, My Closed · Mr. and Mrs. Stan19y- SmaJiey and sons, Ch~l!l'l•f'S a.nd David·, and .Mr. and Mrs. D<md WatsiOn of Zanesville were week end gueSilS oi Mr. aJ1Id Mrs. Gllbert Freeman. JULY 27 to AUG. 9 Inclusive 5. G. BLAZfWICZ M.D. -- -- -·---------- ------- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Celebrates 88th Anniversary Fa rewe II "'arty r Gl'ven In Hon.or · · Of Mrs. Sto~le-y , We Ia GIIJ •lg .... -·- •crrotulla • Pt,l • ' ~-• ' .................... J._.. ..,..,._ ..........,, eMft- ~"'""',."'"'"' '"""''-!Jon ........... . . ·e , VISITS )'AR_,.T. .,_ Eugene Th....., Krived' &ulldar morninr for , vitllt With bl.o, enu, M.r and Mro. l!l>erlrtt .••· Tbom., wilo 11a<t been di>q minion wolit a the EI<IIWt~ Tli""'· _,...., "' ..,.......... "' ' ... ·No. 90 Deacon Fred Jackson welcomed the visitors and church Three candidates were given tlhe to tbe annlvttsity .tlhird and' 1ourth degree obligaMn. Etta Jamison, tliom when the ROCk Springs ' gave ~he response. She Grange met Thursd·ay evening, I that becaue of critical illness their pastor, the Rev, R. L., Ptdty, Homer Rice, worthy lD&ster pre-at Holzer Hospital, the chOir ~d iided and ,d.t was anoounced ~tlh:at triect to follow the plans he had following 1he ne•t meetinw, Thbrs. made (or their part in the cele· day, August 9, they WQU.Id: move ,bration. Mr. Petty W~.W_ burt F<i>doy out of the Gr.an~ge Han.!, for "Uhe wh•n his car was hit by a week of rt:he Meigs County 'fllir. in Gallipoll.s . A program observi8;2" national Mrs. Margnret Bowles read a re· safety week was presented by the ttume of the history Q( the 1\ft. lecturel', Mfrs. Amos Leonant .. Moriah Church which waa organiz... At the conclusioo of Ute meet. ed by the Rev. Starks and the Rev, Ferauson and was called the First i·n•g refrcE,hment, were served by B&ptist Church. She 'divided the Mr.s. Dry HyseJ.l, MTS. Loui5 Reibel history Into two eras &nd told of and Mr. and Mrs. P.hil W.UJ'ianmou. the gltt of the site of the pt.lent church by James Stewart. The cornerstone w.. I4id in 1878 and tho ehurcll dedicated in 1881 a.nd giv!Ul I descendents are aUU active in the church work. She concluded with a trlbut~. to the pr Sent pastor and to the "hrave fJne, cour· ageous Christian men and wumen who had made thb church P08· sible"' .. ----~-:-' Annual Church Family Night. Picnic PlaniJed ' . • The Fir!'lt Pre&bytolti'lan Church wHI have their annual Family Night picnic co the- church lawn on Thursday, Auaust 2, at 8:30 pm. The church is furnlahing ct~ffee and lee cream only and m:.~~~~:.l are to bring thrk table covered -dJsh and ~old beverages. Mrl. Rorothy SaVely has been appointed t!!halrman of the food ln the absencllll ()I Mr!. Jln'lcli weather Hl.rley. In case of bad the picnic will be held IPI ' the church dining room . The entertalnm mt will Include ~ovJnc pleturea to be shown on lawo If poolble. ·Mrs. Rueseli Mills was g\IE!!I. of honor at R surprise party given Friday even:.in.g at the home of her moVher-in-law, ~~,rs.. Harry Moills, With :her daugbter, Mrs. Leonard Gwlazdowsky, 8$ the co-h011tess. AnoUh~r daughter, Mr«. Harold Munns, Cincmnati, ar.lived in Ume tor the 1pa'J'ty durlng the evening. MIRACLE Refrn&hments of lee cream, bir-thcftay cake, mJ.nts, nuts Bnd oof. h•c wcl'c served Lo a number of ,f riend's :1nd \. Negotiator_s Meeting To AJuntifnini "CHECK·HER" •••. when She sees UllsBiaek and · White check glDgbam gayly combined ·.with bright red, The bolero i•lbok" is trimmed with s!Wty black . ' button,s which match! the black patent. like bell. ':!'lie skirt wjth ill; gracefiJI gored panels is flattering to any young "iiiil's" figure. $3.95 See The Complete Liae of Girl's DreMeJ In llle· R~y Til Wear ~plirlmenl ,1:85 til $5i9i - . . ' . EtB!ltPE. L DS ~~~~~.~.~~~-~~~-~-~~..,-~-~~~~~-"'-~~ TWenty-oDe ''::~~~~~~ County . 4-ft CfubB, . maker-s 9! A:m.eri.~a Fu1iire · Faririets ·, · chaptFs mad-e " '_, op ·tour of . ' ~~ aceor4panied Tile boys ed the trip ln scOrea made CD-<Ip tour . ,, rel~-·-- _ ___ -•-"'-"-'--"' -- · I ·--·~J I ·. how :·.wo~d· you like ' . ' • .. • pe~ect YOO! 'round comfort \ . . ' from one all-electric"unit you never bave ~Q tou~h? • .'LocalLi . - .tJ.nS , ' CllJb .' . · Near&iNtW "· ,, .' For COLLINS JEWELRY ., Main Street do-lt-yourself I ~litt p~•llt pile~ it~ · OPTO.ITIIIT ~ oat It N. ¥(.COMPTON, 0. D. .... Cftrt Office Roura: t to J to I. was Never before it -lble til achieve IIC) much \ color and fashl011 with earpet. New •· ' iiCARPE'l'.SQUARES are 18" aquara o! hub . •, cotton carpeting In 12 fo.hion·riaht decorator -.badq. .Each square is <omplete with ita own _. .. · cueltion and Is self..tieking. Anyone can put ,, t1M1D dOWll and KARPET.SQUARES are '~erfully easy to maintain. ~ KARPET.SQUARli:S,.. ' 4 '" . ••,;, , today. Notblna ela>! to buy. " l&·~root-Squam onlr .... eo :"'•'I <,, COOK W''I"H ILECTRIC /tt:OR •ttUJ/,, .,.. /o /Jtq/ FURI 'I.lUtE~ . ' COitUI !:1'1 QHI'O . ' ·,, i' • WUTIJQ OJIIO: a J'..tl1 clm&dy UUleWUI!lfll'~ clOucliJIM and on Wedneltlay, ense· oves I li!. · 't ~ ·e Pqmeroy-Middleport, Ohio -I Sizes 7, 8, 10, 12; 14' .. • 1 1 ' '·: '·r • v-. Ci1.wco. . Three Are Given Degree Work At · Grang~ Meeting at ' . Mt. Moriah Baptist Church ccleMn. Winston welpomed and In. brated Sunday, July 29, for the trDduced the Rev. Robinson, IronProtestant; PariiA'I ' New Cit)' eiahty·seventh annlveraity (If their ton, the Rev. McGhee, Ga1Upo1is, J1 enroute to JD., 'WIIere churf'h and the sil:tb year of the The Rev. Andrew Wright, Rutland Mrt. Ohades Stanley ao With he wiU tel'W as aulstaot {Witlor ~f pastorate of the Rev. Nyle U. Bar- !ormctr p&~tor of the local chureh ·h er family are leaY.ma: Pomeroy ht the KenW'Oild- l].lia CommODity d: a. An all day program was who was the speaker of the afte1 the neaT ful.tre was pi~ 'll,lr· 1 churrb for the tomtng year. planned starting with the Sunday noon session who was introduced prised last week When a group of School service at 9:l:l. Mr;~~. Ar- by the Rev. Mr. Borden. neighbar8 eathe:red. ct, ber ~me CH.Olit TO START lena Reese Is superintendent 1' of Th (or a fwewell ,.._.y ODd •- help (h S d The Youth Choir of the Church Sch 0 01 a d e .speakrt' began his talk with -~., "'"" (h 8( e un ay n of Christ ts to be started in tbe morning worship 15ervhn Deacone a memorial fOJ some of the "war bor celebrate her blrtllday. Carl W'l.lliams was leader of the horses" of the congrelation When A haDdkereble('B!r;rwer was giv· near fttture and will provide mu.sdevotiohal service. Special rDuslc he had been pastor of Lh church en Mn. st.aa~y during the eft'li· lc for tbe Sunday evening services evening was presented by the choir , from here: Walt Bates, Lee Reese, ing antd refr~euts of'iee cream, at the Ch.urcb. _Sunday the Mt. Carmel Church- at BidwrJJ James Morrls Broth ilf Hudson and cake and punch were served to two ot the members of the You.th w1 Lh Mrs. Jotm Jami}S as choir di· others. He said that the chu-rch ;Mrs. \John L-ambert. ' Mrs. ..Rktlird Choir, Bonie VaaCoonl)' and ,Jan~ rector and acompanist. had had dark . days d.iuppoint· Jones, Mrs. Almeda W:ippel, ,Mrs. 'ice Asbury, sang a special ni.un· Mr. Borden pre~ented the morn· Jllents, suffertng, but bad come Gllbert Freeman, M<s .Gr<>ver w.,.b, ber. · A1 b ~.:a through those trying times vlctor..,.. sermon. LIB• •1y TO CLOSE I1ng(h h th iously and bu the grace of God Mrt. Minnie Neutzlin,.,, • )(roa. "Mlle "' ""' h dunc . · eon was bserv""' n e c ure mmg-room Y e .~> Wel1·, Mrs. Louis Stanley, Mr.t. GerThe Middleport Pub1ie IJbl'fliY women of the church. Mrs. HeiUe wcuJ_d continue to prosp.r. He ad· aid Wlld~nnuth, .lfrt. 'lbon}H will close from August 1 to ~qg­ Winston Mrs. Julia WHUams and mOJusheil the oongregatwn ~ 0 as. Mankin and daughter, iMary, Miss ust US "opening on AUJQ4t .18 Mrs. Margaret Bowles were the ,sist and support the pastor 1n his Stella Ebersbae'h, Kiss ~·h according to the annourieement commiHe• in charge of th.i.prepar. work and to carry on tbe fine Dutfy and Mint.~...., and daugh· made todav by Miss Jeanne Clark atwns for the day. work done by tboe ~ho had g~e -, librarian. , At th e af( ernoon sess Ion, Mrs. Hume to reap their JUst reward. ilrte;;r;;,;; - CUI;;.;;dy;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Winston was mlstre.ss of ceremOny Deacons of the church are Fred and the choir fn mthe Paint Jackson Carl Williams, Osclll' Cre dr. Baptist Church in Ga!Upolis Hardaway and Trust~ are. E. presented special music. They were Baumgardner, Arnold Richards, accompanied and directed by Mra. Ray Coles. Officers are Florence Elbert McGhee who a).so sang a Richards sec«tary; Katheryn solo. M ®bet!!.. of the choir were payne, MJsstonary, president;. Ar~t Rev. McGhee, Mrs. Minnie., Wasb lena Reese, Sunday SCbol -super-· · ington, Mrs. Leonora Howard, Mrs. Jritendent; Mary Frances Baum· Pearl Smith, Mrs. Ma.ry Pierce gardner pianist. Mrs. Dorothy G.ordon, Mlli. Etta Jamison, Paulmenia Gordon, Max· lne JenkinS, Earl and Stanford A-rmstrong, George Gilman m, AI· _, bert Lte, Joe and Jerry Jamiaon. Othera visiting from G&llipolls were Mr. and Mrs Charles Borden and Mrs. Ullian Hogans. Surpt'ISe· porfy '~·Inpment n•m•. . Given In Honor giving the history Mrs-. Bowles mentioned a number of former m:ombor! who W<<e lnotrumonlitl Of Mrs. Mills in fo'unding the church and wh<oaol NIW PA8HION NEW BEAUT'I' NEW COLOR Monday, 'July 30, 1955 • ' •• \ • ~;·j f~~ i iii~~~~~~~~~i~~ ho~i~!1!'4 at which time they pledged Geqrge H. Bender was .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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