https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/03f0615299a32141da7e13e133e19bc5.pdf ad46f460de83897261ea11113d489d1f PDF Text Text • • \ 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 .. �' '' ------~e-~oily Sentinel, Pomeroy-1.-'.iddlepo~,~O_h_l_o_ _ fI !he . .Daily·Sentinel PIVO~ T(l IHT. .Im 1 I Commentary On TbeNews ltiYNOLD E. GRIINI EDITOil Pubhsbed ~erJ' afternooD eaeept Sundar by The Ohln ValleJ S.Otlnel, lne., at 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, 0 lh.lslntt~~ ufflce plOD.e 398, editorial Offlce pho~e 3QT. Zo.tered u nct;~nd clan uWl.- matler at tbo p•lSt .,ffice a1 By CHARL,ES M. ~CANN Unlttd PreM St•H Cor,_,.f'CI!ftt Untled Prrus correspondents arouud ttw wqt td iook ahead at Ute news that \vtll make th~ h <Ad· Hnes. 1lomcro7 Obio. . Ndioul ad~IJina: rep~bUnt, '8ott1nellt Ku!lball Ma Luulatoa Av.., Ne'ilr York Citr, 18, N y w lubserlptlou rata· Delivery by carr'('r where available 30 centJ 1ft w:eek· one 3'toar ~~~ advaace at Th& IJ1uly Sentlnl"' office 'J!5 60 Ill: months S7 80, three months, S3 90. By m.1tor t(JU!e wher• tval1abte <me ml.Dlh, tl. By mail one year $8 8u: w.o 01 hll $4 25 bre..! moatbs, $2.&1; one month. St. ' ' ' Subsidi~s Wanted Amt•rtea engagmg lhts fall m ed to ask for Gnv(rnnwnt money, Whllt will hl• for ys the mos-t ex o-1 to o:pn-s~ app oval uf b1lt s ln· 1s penstve Olympic Game:s tn the ht~ trodureU I n (Ct1gtt's~ iu this e-n:l tory of lh s wurld'wi.de elar;~~k To They cont tnut> to bel1cve t he .team lhe US Qhmptc CbJnmJth'e f~Nl shou ld oneru\t m..-l ~ r mlntly and wJltJ the reilpoouuhlitty for h .elding on voluntary con'tJbulwns a,.t,am of more thaJ'lJ 300 athlete~ Prnal(' mLl•v•duals rnoll\atL<d by a love of amat!'Ur s~u 1tg an U">pre Cl!!lton of the1 1 mspl ratmna.J va lue t.wo culp 1\s---,hme and dtslance--are prt>sen lm g a km g SIZed he ail ache It w,ts expemtve enouth !l "ndwg tilt! American ('0flt es1an ta ~o the "-Lnler gamP.'Iin EuroJY.!, bu.l to 1 ur ~outh anrl 11 r1.1 tnrn e n !able poatrtotJgm, ha\r l n\dJ II OilJll} toot ed t bP Ol~mptc pdls llulthts veal 1{ you ' 't"' t>Ve r shuppe<l f<!r a t•C'k{'t to Au ~ra l a you kl'low lht> ::-am~ Ameru:•an 1nd ''t'' has Pnlen!d t he tilcture 10 a bi r: wav Tht• G1\le',t' monumental b Pcawte portatJon cost Anod is .nothrn,g less Melth:m bourne's summer u our wmter I he re 1s the furth-er ronsidf"rab!(' f'xpen:re of a s.•x·wet-k training per 10d here ul home before sell mg fonh The tnlal lab IS a mll•hon· and.a· haH-not groschen or leeks or kopeks or ttading stamps, but ~tcnce, IS [llX lnl( 1lself a (hme on Safe ty Rawr Compan\ ror tn~ac-h r az01 sol d du 1111 g Jul v n.nrl 1\ugust and controbutrng the "tax" to the Olymp1c Comm1ttee ThP prn~ed s rnay e:"Cc , d $100,000 Th'' companv hopr•ll thi-s plan w1ll :tltmulah• oth(•rs tn ('Ofl.!11 bule as well a11 fJl\P t!~ own (Ustomet!l' a sen~e 11f par!Jc!patm g • Gillette, long tdt•ntdled Wllh ~port~ fh ruuto:h tts svunsorsbtu on Ihe an or boxtng rnaleht·~. Wm·ld Sene.~ gam('s tht' Ro!lt' Howl and Kentucky Dt•rhy rlasSJ<'S ls onlv Ol'lfl or severwl mdu~ 11111 cootrlbu tors But the bl!l'k of thf' PS runds, must ~till come from tn{:hvlduals It 111 thereCort prrotly lmJ¥)rlant for any <ei.tlzen "'·ho r!.'jlardlll-he Olym· PIC Games ns hl'nt•f!clll l to Ameri· can youth and pt odncttve of Internat 1Ona 1 good Wtl\ hl know that he c11on send h!s dlmc nr dullar dll"Cd· 1 y to t'he US Olym• ~l' Corpm 1 ~tt!'e at the Hotel BJl~mmt.· New York, dotlart~' Where Will th-u; money comC' f1nm" The long·suffermll pntr~ot~ Who serve the Olymptc ef(nrt ('nm pc nsatwn without compen!Jlltlon btllteve !ht' support of the tt>am should Ue ~~ Amer 1can, 85 mdat dual and P~ voluntary a~ the athletes' eftorls to hrml{ vlctone~ homf!' w1th them 1"he faeot 4hat Rus Rta and other ~m.lons Ji;ubs 1)11ize thetr conl~tanb and pay all costj Crom the national trcasur 1es ha~ -·•1 • • pp. •q" Y ~Ui(CCJ 1er1 too some 0 1 our Con~Fessmen Owl we shoulJ ~· th G 11 .. ,.. .. n e ove1nment t1 a crack and at least un~rwnle :theso ~x penses But rh~ OlympiC com- N ) mtlt • 1 -"( 1 -~e~en ~~_•v_•_•_•_~ "''-~~~-"'----- _ _ __ _ _ _ ~fDEt~,GTONI Sronen'• Hert•r-for-Veep Lone Rana• Mon lehlncf ) .Talk Hot 1960 Potential .... Speclat to Contrtd Two-Term Liml!_for_lh?~ Pre~tt Aa1oofatfon\ ~ ~ Asallltant Ha.ro14 E. ..,Sttts~ten'l lead-balloon attempt to short etreult VIce Prealttent Richard~' I for renomination may have been atmed not fO much,_ et llliG political 1ttuation u at 1960 when Pretldent 'll;isenhrAer be lneltgtbJe for tne White Houal. _ _ Admittedly, Stu.en found hlmaelf poiiUcatly 1f0Jated -.,- 111011- at deolan4 at a newa ctJnference that he preferred Mll4AC;huaett1 Oov ChriiiUu. .A,._IIfldlr,.M Mr_.s..:Ellenhower'M runntna: matL ( _, " For U~t time belnK:"W&idftjtOii•GbftlfVIn tlflW 8Wsen'1 ama.zlns dert~llctloa u a lut.-cUtch tort ot tM "'dun'lp Nixon" taoUoft of the GOP. However, the development lb'qiallf ldDtl .tha. \M Republican, Will lpead the: lfDrt lftl' )'lla l!'t•j ~~~!~ ._ttlq overu wbO INt p&rtJ.LUlt IIIIO!Iho,..r headWll OC Die • Tht Prt:aldent 11 barrt4 trom i 6ifd term, tronlcanr enou1b, by a eontUWUonall &mrindment which waa adople4 durlnf \he Re·~ publican controlled 8011\ Conp11No . ' lfhll mean• that a behlnd-the•Jcene•-ltrurrte" .thr~hll. lh111H wm bt rotn1 on between now and 1960 by rival tactlona of the party. Mr. :&:laenhower hlmaelt may M able ~ ha.nt:l-pklk hia own auceeaeor but ainee he cannot be & nndtdate lhmaelf, hla political lnl\wenee m&y be leaened. and on all-out eonventlon f\rht could occur. ' Stauel\'1 blunt dla&vowal or Nixon could make- ~tf'Old the rallylnl point for anti-Nixon forces ln the GOP, eentertd partlcula11y ln the Eut. Then )l.ayto been report• current In \Va.,hlnJton th•t anon1 tho" dlllncllned toward Nixon are n-New York Oov ,'l'homu Jj:, ~wey lind Sherman Adama, a top I:IHnhower aaal1tant On the other band. Btuaen'a maverick move 11 expocted to 'bring 1lllll Into dlafavor With Mr. Ei1enh0w~r bbn.Mtlf Which cou14 jeopal'dllt hta poaalbl\ily ot bllinl' a 1980 political force. WbJie IJtuten may not be ftred, ' there 11 a !~bod ehanee that hfl ~11 be dNpped quietly by the Prealdent lf Mr. Elaenhower win• a ~ond term ln Lhe White House StaMen auuredly hu made potent poUtl.cal enemlee and Ur llltle likely to ao any turther up the ad· lftlhl•tration ladder. Jhuiwtlile, Democrat• are gleetut about th~ development u tt lndlreetly untlerscored th.elr contention that Mr Etaenhower'• health. an11t be a matter or voter concern aa Jonr &e Nixon holtla the vice 'roldeney. J't1r lht avera1e man on the atreet. the illltll't ~110de &lleut added 11ptce to what promi¥Cd lell C•ltt W bt a dull, routine Republlc•n convention. "'*' • • • • Dreury • AC(l'L.&MA.TION OI<'F!'- Harold Sla11en'11 l'lff· ShowiMnthlp 'ey note faUtd to dluuade top Jt.erubllcana from a plan by Whleh the customary tedloua roll call for pruldential nom· lnatloll ¥0tu would be di ..penaed with till• year at the Stm FronC!IICO cOnvention. National Chairman Leonard Hall and House Republican Leader Joteph W. Martin, v.ho will pnaide as convuntlon chairman, ure lnclln.ed to havfl Mr l:l1enhower numlna.te-.1 by aculamaUon Thtlr fM)ina is that from a televllton viewpoint, roll calla tu e dreary ahowm!lnahlp and GOP ablllegllllll n rA convlhced lhi!i nallon would a,.lmpreued by a tlulw ot pa1ty unity It the delefifBlllH l'fiDrl'tl lhalr ac~ptance or lke for a aecond term There I~ vtUI the por · bUlty that. a loimllar device may be used to r;;!nominalo Nixon • atuaen'1 ~b1hell ma,y have lidetro.cked t.hll plan, NOTICI 0, 4f'POINTMINT l11eeua.r NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT I•Mutrl• ' iNa.. tf ...enc'll Adklm, DH. .ti!!d Edate of Ch•rl" 1. W•l-.urn, f >Not1ee hert'b)r i!•v•n th.Jt Otc~ ' Ta)'lur whose Post Notiro l1 h.,reby a~ven that addr;,~, IS 3099 JO~Ii'ph Sl , Mabel Vir&iniu Walburn whusE' has been duly Pust OUice addrea lfl Pmnc•·o,. of the .Es Oh1o, llas been duly appointed a ll Adkln~ late of Executnx of the E!!talt!i of Charles .~!~·coi.ii~. Ohlo, deceased F;, Walburn late 1of 1\ft!ll!l County, day or July Ohio, decea!!ed Daled this 10th d;~y ut July 19!5tl John C Bacon r John c Bacon Judge of the Proba.te Covrt ·~:: ~~~~~:.Probate Court Metga c:_oUnly Ohio "! Obio 7)-l7 2• •l•te ' · l ~!!l~r~~·:.~:~-;;;~ii~: ' .., • .. • ------~--------------- OP MEIGS--SON '"lA I \ :THE LION TAMER?· • ,T uesday, July 21; 1956 Tuesdo)(" July 21, 1956 ' WSAZ -TV Chonne13 TUESDAY \'IIEPNifDAY 6 tl!i S1gn On 9 00 Co.6tee Ttme 10 00 Howe lL 00 1'tc 1'ac Dough ll 30 It coulp B~ You 12 00 •Parson J Study 12 30 Cuneonl 7 ·00 Tvday 8100 1 CQft~e Time JO 00 lfome J.1 00 T~ Tac Dough ll ~ lt COtild 8t> Yuu 12·00 Carner& Goes to School 1 30 Tenne1See ErnJe l2::30 C\lrreat 1.30 Tennessee Errue "'a.Un•• 2 00 Matlnell Theli!tre Nexl Round To tt.r ..t? ~ 00 1:00 Queen For a Day Don't be suq.msed If Israel 3 00 Queen For a Day. 3 ~ Modern Romances comes out a winner In tbe SUez 4 00 comedy Time capal d4pute, evon thou_gl\ lt 1sn't l1 45 Modern Rom~ne:es. ol ~ :HJ'l t1tt!e Martle In the f1ght Th.e United Stat.es, 4 ·00 Comed,r T1me Q.:OO Aunt Dtu Britain and France may ata11, li:30 llOp,JQIII Cassidy ~;endtng Israel arms in quanUty as 4 30 lMy l,itllt Mqlt 81lQ Pli'fur• on • of thetr move11 agal1;13t Egyp... Sporto Eye t1an Pr~sldent Gamal Abdel Nas- ~ 00 Aonl llr~ Sllow 1:~ (.., l'IJI'I ser Tt's regarded a,t. uqUkely thai u 00 Newa Pict~e 1::,0 1 lue P. :r.'f~Jan Ruma would retort by beefing up 6 1~ Sportf Eye 8:40 New. Cara.van 1 Nasser's suppl} London 1nslders 1.00 Wwy Queen I !lay the arm!l to-Israel qllestlon IS 6 2~ Lea Palll & Maty Pord 7·30 &We a top Item for constderatlon m • :00 Kraft Theatre th.e United States Bntiab~Frencb 7 00 Baseball 9 00 This IS YOIJt' Ult • coruultntlons now In progress here 10 00 De~tr fhoebe 9:30 Ina ftay Hutton Sho.w Target 10 00 Pr.e1111 O~fer~tt E¥pect Chairman Lewis L. 10 30 This 1s Show ilusinta!l ll;~ Falh'" Kn- Be.ol Strauas of the- Atomic Energy !1 00 News 1\.\ltl , N<nvt llmlllnes Commls.~ton to get a thproogb 11:015 Woatber.ast gomg over by ~he Democrab In 1):10 Plo't10 Box' 11:10 Pie&~' Box the campaljn Strauss and con 11·18 G,...teot Fl«hho of Conlur!l 11 Ul IMovi• Museum grellional Democrats. have ton¥ 11.30 Fllreian ln1lrlguo been fuedlng. The Dfimoerats ac 11 30 ,........, 1n1rlru• 1Z•04j Tonllibt cuse htm of dragging hi1 bee~ tul of bib'> rnd was to try his Slon OU J'r.iyer developing atomic power fo.r 12·00 Tonight Ni•·hols Repo'rt: 'fill, I luck at a marlin But Vern dtdn't on t·oo Slen 011 ' peaceful 1J,$e.s Hei'.s accused also get a hhance to dip a Jlne Whed the Lt>vLou bump~d ber of "insulting" Congress by witbrend ers on 1lw dock she reluctant.' holdlng Information from the conhave long Iy wa s fl yJng the "skunk'' tlaf, gressional Demqcrats n:uttee Strauss f8 President Eleen0 which means all of u.s old fisherhowe•'s SPH~tal l'l"-!llstant for atommen nokw means "no catch II Ic mattus, as well 811 AEC cha1r· - J {'apt Lev was npollgetls TU!SDAY • WIDNIIDAY • o he w~l make a flne <'&Dl· 'Son-y about today, fe1las," he man, 8 00 SJ.gn On !'00 Captain ~anproo said " But when you have be-en palgn IttaJget 8•00 CltptaiB K-angaroo .:00 Of All r}';ri' H1ppened To tandhl By HARMAN ·w. NICHOLS ( OtheT.'I werl" pitching and rollmg around ao; lon g as 1 have you 9 00 GaiJry i<oore ( 8·30 Arti1ur GodfToy Indian authorlt1e 11re alarmed United Pr@u Staff Catnsponctent too But C:~ptalll Lev was com know there tue days like tb1a 10:30 sttike lt Rtch at those ananymou\letters threat- 9 30 A.rtlhur GOO:f!t'e, OCEAN CJ'l'Y Md UP --Fish· .Jortlng Come back some time again Got JO 30 Strilre .lt Rich U 00 Valiant Lady In~ for rnarho~ wrts the big boys ''I can go anywhel'e In this tug" pltent:v of dramllmiq,es aboard, •nlng to assa8.111nate Prime Mlnis· l l 00 Vahant Lady 11 ,...., •• Lo'VoE" ~I Life ter Jf.wharlal Nehru Th""Y refrom little buy a Qn thl' tl'lp I he Sfllrl~ 'And almost an~ kmd but jot 1t down that 1t'a a good 11 15 Love of Life U·30 f;eareh Cor Tomor'lf'Ow; member what happened to Mowound up 10 knickers of weather Sh~ wa!l built to 1ake 1 d~a to~ take one before we l1 411 Guiding Lrght handa.s K Gandtd, Nehtu,a: prede- 11 30 Seot'tih far Tomorrow • It Wa8 Capt Lev Raymond'8 U" shove off" P 45 GU1ding Lilht 12 00 Midday Ma.tmee , cessor a.s Jndtan leadnr The ldea, and I suppoae be meant well Ad tae Jot the Lev Lou dtd _ _ _ _ _ _ __!• 12 00 Midday !Matm~ \2 30 As The Vforld Tume threats addressed to l\ehru come but unfortunatf'ly Lev, Uke most And those aboard could do no 1:30 Houseparty from the fanatic MaharastrJans of 12 30 As 'the World Turnl us, has lttUe control ol the thing moTe than tuke It, ellher, 1 00 Johnny Carson Show 1 00 Jobnay Car&oDo SJJow Central lndla They are enraged weather J ' for elgbt long hour ~ 1 30 Hoy..p,.ty 2.00 Tb~ l1ti Payof( ov II' hta. determmatlon to 1 take The sky over the Atlantic wag The shtp·toshlp raclto wa~ a ; 30 Bob C>ooby Show Bnmbay awny from tbe now state 2 00 BJg Payo!l foggy when we shoved off at 7 lltle.!uzzy , but th(• sk1ppes lc<~rned ,.00 Blieht<l" D11y of Mabaraliitra and put It under 2 30 Bob C,....by Show a m The wafer luoked smooth th•t ahout 35 mill'S out the seas 3 15 Secret Storm central admmJStrabon Gandbt rt- 3 00 Brll{hter ~>fly enough, and lh(' twin 200-horse· were behe.v1 ng and tbe marlms 3 15 S~ storm 3·30 Edge of Night •celved slmliar th1. ea1s before he power dl-&sch Wt' re feathered m a we1 e hungry We pointed th e bow 3 30 Edge of Ntg.ht 4 00 Katie'11 K1tehen fitting monner on the 65 fool Lev- or the 65-rotel Into u hlgl) wind M1 sscs Norma Jean and Flo- was as.sa.~sinated by a Mabnra~trl 4 00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 L~ 8 Ranch Lou and Lev was moved to rem11rk renee Ann Bearhs entertamed the nn in 1948 4 30 Lucky B Ranch 190 The 'Early Show Huri'IUnt'! Hunter We were ahoul three mlnutl's that "If lht• t> are f1sh. a. nund Youth Fetlow.shJp ot the Enter· 5 QO TJi.iJ Eady &bow 1!1 10 Regl t Jt.ointwod The Umted Stlltt!s W~at'he1· B,1 kortl home base when .somethmg wt.:'JI I al:-~e 'em ' p1 lse EUU Church, Mooday even· 6 00 Art Lulldm~··••• "e .n.o...u•~ 8.15 Douglas 011<1 Ed:W'ard& o:-<- •!'I' ''CII ........,,u wlth burncant> • like winds htt F1s.h W•r• Srn•rt lng at theit home Nye Avenue rcau ploa-ns tn anno,unce th1s week 6 Hi Douglu: Edwards 8 30 CI.SCo Kid $4 mJ!hcm 8omethtnl( or other The target There must have bf.P.n fb.h During the buslnel!S Se.'!slOn 11. cont'Mct of nearly 6 30 Range Rlder 7 00 Franke Lane Ti~ must have been our old sea dog around But they weu ~mm t m plans were made for :a ilnyrtde for ~pecittJiy <les~ed rOO::rrs; to 7 00 Phd Slivers. 8 00 T.he Mdhonaire de'iel't hurncanes and tornadoe~ the Lev Lou thnt ltlrul nf Wt! 11hc1 t h1•-y dtvet.] In the near future 7 30 Nll'Vy Log &·SO l'v~ Got a Secret So 11he started to rock and roll t.owu•d te hottom whLit• 1l w~s Following the business sesslo11 They Will improve (urec.J stJng of B 00 Joe and Mabel 9 00 S Steel {lour " It's a t1mdy and while aht• was rot'klmng oml smoother a Wiener roast WllJi enJoyed by dan ger~ u~ stoillnS B 30 Starhme Theatre ' o oo Your Esso Repori•r 1 rolling down ftom topside cnmt! a Me, I lut for o buuk, f1~hlng Wnda P4oofc~ t.Ju Faye Cearho1t mov('-An.na- r)rsl 1958 hurneant', • 00 $1!4,000 Queotlon young man everybody called out ur mind, and hung on fo1 dear Rita Ball, 'Ernte Halt; Dollie was born last week. 9•30 Do' Yoa: Trust Your Wiiet lO 15 Sports Parae!!, ' "Red•" life Brown Ruth Brothere, Edle BorHot Strait 10~00 Your E9soo Reporter 10 25 Weatherman Most dt ~a rpolnteil m a teh John 'Musser Bill Wilson, "Anybot:ly for o slug of dram· MJ!dary observer, m Forlmosa lo·u St><IN Para<l• amine'" he asked. "tr you tblnk iibO\lt d Willi Vemoo L J< .t~(r <~f Jo yce DaVls, the ltev. Roge'i SIR10 30 OVJe_.aeas.. Ad.Yentu~ you are. gdttng sea !Uck, 11 wlll Halt1more " d1lver fnr a fuel hop, three guests, Clara Jennmgs predJCt a- btg fight .soon between 10 23 We~erman Chi11ese Commun'iSt and Chll'WI!*c 10 30 Ovetteas Adwmtul'8 ' chunge your mind" lOilll.hlllY He hud won ISome so11t Johnny Denver aild V'flrnon Uui11 00 Mews Nataonahst jet planes ove•· the 11 00 'New.a '1 Thh'dll To Late or II pt lzc [O!" ('8tt'hlr'lg ,t hnsekt- liSOn , and Lhe bo.stCS!I.CS 11 011 The I.&te Show I was the first tb10ke r nn.l ~-- - - - - - -· :c.__ _ Fotunosa Stra1t. NatiOntUsts myU1g 11 M The Late Show Amer~eoot·blult F86 an4_F84 • Jets, S~.a f\'1ver down•d•n• •' the uw. ""''"'k shot down four Ru&IB'D; butlt Red '--~--- ~ -~---~-.:cs.::: "'"· Off Pmer pill~ But ~~~ I lea~d ovl'r till'1 /. ACRO"" I '<& U ntH.l V -" -; d 1 h .,_ , 20 Beg1n MIGS17s and d.llrnat(ed t\YO Oil Jul~ I I pitching Illd e ~U IZe ll{ 1 Ane~tht1t1C \ DO\\ N 21 Dl~· The Redll are reported ITIOV1-og 1"' c thought tou late .. , 1 MIG • e1nforcements to .t h(' ('oallt Actually ' we didn't h&ve one of .,•,•,yon ~ \1. Assam ' grace • 1 1 .t. slllc\'.urm 22 tt.eaol" the JICVen seas nU to our~lw~ 12 Good.! aurlk 2 Lacking 1 2:1 A eon tUUDAY at se!l. with ' tact ' " of WIDNISDAY 12<001 Film & F4ln.ty It 59 Sign On 1 a buoy ~ S Hll!ten , !~~~ l3 Frozen , t Large worm I 80 Fem11une Toueh _ 12 00 N01tlbbor! 1 deaaerU &.. Mwlc no~ 215 200 Afternoon Fdm Fe14ival t2 30 film & Fancy li Oo 8 Lucid / of ~'!: 300 Film 1 ~0 Feminme Touch 15 Close to 1 Head HeMe 430 .Rocky J'ontl:l} 2 i>O A!temoon Film Festival ~6 Body I { coverlnll' J6 Skill \ \'uhrd•¥'1 o\lllwt• ~00 Mlckey1 ~fouse This. is the •t•le:erinl arnQunt of , f of water \ &. Cultore ! 28 Keep ' 600 Nr.w• 40') munP.y last yep on forl'lst 4 3(1 "'"' Kurtoon 'OJTI.lCJ 17 Enclosure - _J medhun 30 CbJ.ttef 3~ Shl'lf 61 905 w'etKber fire~ ln to dollan, • are- ' 5·00 Mlell:e)' Mouse for sheepfold 9 BOdy of 32 Talk!!a trunk " .._. . . thar ,...,. ~ 810 SPQfh lnsly con§Uml'!d fl 00 Newa (Scot ) i' water 'o noh:nly 41) Employ ~ A..1erlea ha• OOfii of the loweat lumbrr to 6 15 J~~n Daly 'is Man's ntn'lt 10 Leg joint 33 First man u·OIS WeJ,'\tler U 'Honeiit d!~a11e r11Wa In the world, a1 moat The.,6 ~9 ~arner: Bros Present& I ~ 4pOM} U A retre.llh'" CBtb t ....:..__,"a U (·10 Sp~ · IJt~ople know Thanka \o antl)iotir.ll water 730 wyatt Earp 22 Subdlvis!on ' lng bt!verace St Take out .!l President 8 15 Jobn Daly and other dlJicoverlea of mqdem ()fa <!.den. ioJ 16 Pack away (Print ) eoo G E. Summer Orij~nals ~21 Fud medicine,' ln/eetlon i1 becom~i' a 6 .30 Dhmeylan4 s1Yo poSiuM· 19 Reverbe• , - 33 Greek coin 44 Part ot 830 Du Pont Cav Theater less urioua problem each )'etr h1 ' SO The Amadn:g Dunnmpr (ol;l) 4M1l l .;;t-:J~,po~o., rate "to be" 'tl.oo Jimmy Walker Show the U. S 11;00 l~n Dlredors Pia;; , 23 A sunk fenot ' ' One 1erloua blot m this other' ro o.uae ' I 4Eng ) ;~ I':""'T:""TI'""r.r".,...,., .LO 00 Straw Hat 'Jlbelltre w\9t lUnny ptoture, however 11 a Amot~ s~~ow 27. ~~x pres!! lon p&uaaitrc dlsell.te call r tTichlnoshl 11 00 News & Went"er 9 00 Wed. 1\'ltlbl F't<htl 128 Cavalry Aecordlne to the Pliler i1peetrum, 1 sword 1 lii:t5 Straw Hat Tbeatre 11 lG Spcmlis a med.leal maao.- 1 29 Hebrew 11 00 ~ews 'Bnd We-ather alrle, our trlchlm\\Siel)) ' II 10 .Sports , nosia rate ill the 11\Strumeat \1:15 &art of the Ctty City Detectiye higheat of any 30 MOJit tto. : II 45 llldo Qll; 11:9 Si~n Off civi1iled. eount.r:r mestlcated • In tha world. '31 Joumeya Nearly 30 million peoj)le have ' .33 F'u.'l3 86 MM\ ,•, il!lthiadllea8e, )v-verq• Speetrum estilnat.e1, and of theaet 3T Neu.ttt 21 million hve in the t.l· S. ltna · (lt<:ol'lOUI\ Canada In itil ephlemte form 1\ 3t lllMpCn • may kill e8 many aa 30 per cent .sham, of ita vtctlms, but more cdt.en It 1 pret e-nslona ts. m1ld and Jntldioua. ,._. tew a• .SOO caae1 are reported per :rear, t~ Cullun but thb b doubtle11 beeau.e Wlt.n;y •nedium of the tl'tllder onu ro unreeo~l••· tS Coh\m\Pit There Ia no cure, but the dlaea1e fE Fa&n.•, tan readily be prevented. The defl) ..' method of priVent.lon ta limpier Cook all the pork JOU eat udl it. ~r' 11 bone--white •U the wt.Y t.hrourh. t5 Otnu, ot 0!4 1t'ith no red or enn _.ink 1po\.l W•r14 rtrnalntnJi. 'f bad&'>el' Triehinoal1 b earrled br hop, who do not \o be. mueh bothered b¥ the laeaU; thay c-.teh It ~- bel.. 1411 llftCIH "' l.otaJ of-,, 1tate1 DOW requW. 'I that. 1•rba1'8 fed to ho)l bfl boiled On~ lttttt IIWip~ · j tor SO minute ..' but the law1 &1• ror U\t dlffleult t.o enfore.. Jiitcl•:rat aovtrophlt~\ ernment lntl)tC!tiol\ of pork to •n1ure floeedom ~ irielllnotil la. Efch flJ carried out only ln prochlc\1 Ilk• 1 ••'*•IP or tDt.oked hm, whlcb are intended to be utea raw. PDWP • &ho .the proJect 1'1•.,. ~~~=~~~~;~~~~=:~:===~~~~~~~;·~~ N•ICh0 Is Recollnts Experiences • U.l" T 1n rv10fll'. For wI·ry· MarII·ns WCHS-TV Channell .__, l 1 Plans were made For lndJVJduals ~ of the club to exhibit at the Meigs OQql'lty Fair Flower S~ow. The State convention m Athens was (ILscusse tmd Mrs IDon Ander1on Mrs Webb Hall Mrs Charles Al!los, Mrs Carl Den1.9on Mrs Jame:s S Tlt~e: Mrs Folan , Mrs Johnston and Mu James Jackson a new '111ember of tfwo club will act as hostesses at the Convention Mrs Jt~-::kson , former regional d1rector of the OAGC was 'oloted into the cl4b Mo.nday evenmg l><!legates •o the · tonvenililn are Mrs James S Titus and Mrs HaU It Wl\s announced Uut Tbeo· dore Reed SF, Pomeroy, would bP. the- guest ~pea~er at the August meetlng-whkh will be op_en to the pubfic and will be beld at I the Rutland Methodist Church Mr. Reed's top(c will be '•Coruer- lf I aso ~~~~~;~~~~~~tl~1~15 .. di •••bar•· rn!~" ~U. ;!:' :::?.:f:~rt: lllan. ftol'!'lth oooldU l• \he eul .. " ' ad tldttt. mt\Md: Storqe of "'- meat Ia .. ~· fleutr f~ at ltraat. 10 ~ at. Do hllhtr tent,-~Wre \M.'n five delrflla Foh,..h•lt: II •alllllolfooll... lflooo ttrMtiilaL~ - ,• • D&l~ ,E Z Q V- J E ZLW' J· ~~ • JP ~ W. ' >I 1'tt~tet4tlY'• 'f'ryptoQ.oote~ l •ABHOR BIU.!NS ,A• TOOLS J Ct.~ THEY R~ THI~dS ~Q.~ANIC'Al-KN~WLE'.!I· \- ~I.JU\ttllrtG fl!)t ,ilf;lJ,« t.fiU~t,f,"S)'tU!Itat. ' ' 1 . I MORNING STAR I I E'l een J hnson Is f-Ield For Claver G'irls L"hd ~rs Queen Will be lllactrd,. Eeoldeo belnf hoo4quario"1 ,., aU Junior l'air activities, the tleW Youth Center w.ill hnct.ion u the dormitorr for aU the Jou and J'ane1 who wtl1 tab part Ja U:"' -ua. hibl'bl and demonstt'f.tion• of ltAt JOUth orcanlutlons. Witb tbe GOiil. pletlon ot the nf!IW west wiq, 1,101 •• , ...,. exh.ibiton can It, s.ocbrQ-.. tbe dprmltory,{MIU10QO Ia REEDSVILLE ROLANDUS The Afternon Circlet M"lss Gerttude of WSCS met ~ t!hc llQnre of Mrs G H La-sh.er, 'r.i\ur!ill:\ay, with &X· teen w~$ent ri~ ~usan Theo bald, VIet' prestden:t opened •Lhe meetmg and pr>e:Sii.d.ed .over the bualne&S and presided over the were m: charge of Mrs Groace Thomas The 'J)l"'~ was pr.e. scnted by Mrs Lee Myers The treasurer's report was gwen h:. Mrs. Lmme Tayl-or Mrs George Oavrs ga-ve a report on repatrs re cently made rOn '~!be parsonage. M:rs.. Dayli &fiVe th& clma!llg pray er !Mrs. .All'lt Gardner, a dhltf'ter member but now hvmg m HuntlntJt,On. was a rucs.1 Mrs M E. Rathburn wiH be the A\Jgus.t Mra,. Russell Ltttlc enter.tamed rece(l1ly m bonor of he-r gr!l'Ttdl':on Jmvny Wrebf1eld's "eco:nd birlh day ~ present w.e re Debl;:lle Nay, Viel(i~ NtilS'On Bobb" Stewal'l Randr ~md Iris MJx)re, Tammy St'ra1ght ll'nd Bobb\ ~nowcl 11 n Mr a:nd Mt"j; H(Jward VanM CJtcJ o£ N Hid>gevm e: 0 , are IM\1lOU(!C 'inog the b~rth of 3 son• Th1 s. Is t1he1r fittb -tOn. 'Mr md Mn Clarence Pric~ are materlNII grand()a'l'ent.s !ft. lltld Mrs Robert Canaday aoqd dtluglltel', Sahra, spent Sun· dJy' lU P'rlnceto-n, W. Va , thl! .cu.eets of Mr and MT'S. AntlKm)o Matik and famiJ. and M:r &'Tid Mr&. Elbel't wtnfams. Jr. 1 • Mr. and ft1:rs Gur Mutcbler s'PtQ_ti ~~~q t 1venllll reeen~y "WiLh Mr and !Mra Floyd Thoroas l)r. t()d .MI'It. John: smith and c\{U.ttr.o o( De \oU!d, flt , ·. are ~ vlsltinl 'het"\pa:l'erftt, Dl:. end r.lrt. p A. Jlv!<ftn< ht11....,. Ci 1 ,..J"-' , "''l'fliF1 · .........------ r this ·I bel"'' 'fl• ,_...,.. Mav, 45 ._.,, tm:•ll, monthly H'f.!l'llfttl IRclu~. chirgiff" from .:at{ ·.,t ....... Youftlll'M If, We IUP[fHyi lt. Jltt1.,.1111 Ohio p<ople on tMfty , _ olilco> 191~ - Soles Point Se"ice OlD SALEM and aon we~ week l'l'l<'i guests of Mr.. ll'O.d Mrs Ell~1 t Wtllwm~:~, Prlneet!,)JI., Wes.t Vngm1a Mra. Paul Bam~s 1111d eh.ildrrn Pomeroy called on Mn. Dayton recently • Mr:s Guy Mulc~ler left M.ra Muh: hler~s ttome at , lnd1ana Mr and Hal-oW Branf'lfln w~e re;cent guosts of Mt· and Mrs. W:iUtam ).l'lllan Mrs .$Lhel Ralph, Athp and Mrs Leland; Cha'99 were cDUi.ne Oil frien~ flere last week Mr. a11<1 Mrs -~""' Bei!tly spent t'heo w•ek end in Colurp.bui Mr. and ~rs V1cfur Bradl-e.y are spen.4lng th~ week with thelr daurtht~r and flam.ill.y m CtnDJcothfl, or the J-S .~ufland enJQylne a. Ebllllt of ~"!"AT ION~' $1l!iJO quloklo. Retu- Hord 'MI•k Quarts_ Pl'nts Your Paint Marg;u t·t Pe11~rs •rt SUNSET to Mony hours of MEN & WOMEN F.ol A'DDED 11'4COMI - reeenloly t'acation Mollliy F.aU.on , Radnor of lrer SISter Mt~ Port Time Worlr:. Ohio wer, );:alillll on Opal ,~ Jess~.., Own A Business Of Your Own Mr 1md. 'Mrs, Hiltft.er ORMOmt and Mn Gdbett Me~h eaHr.d ' on fiiBJtd~ here recenrtly. '-h of East L:n•erpool OFF SAVE YOURSELF ' JobMon iJ'l'(luatetJ rrom Raecne H1th Schoo} She J.lJ now employed by the State Dept of Educatwn, Columbus, Oli1o MiS5 fai'i'iiiiiijiiiiiii~ijijjiji~iiiiiiiiii~~ Stor.e week'J vacation. - ~· Shuler. TkPy all ei!Ofed B PICI'lll<' F'r1day ot the Syraeu.se GroVe Just Brush it onWosh the Old Finish •''''' K~t\\t-DI!Y~ ~ PAINT&VARNISH ·REMOVER FISHER CO. Dep•rtment SUNRI$E TO • The Miracle R.red Eym:;lf).. CLI••you o. Olw!pn!j!> Ia olttn41111! Blyonl el~io; at Ohio UtlJ.verslty, WOI'Ie' {!:U'CSI$ Being Announced • SCAT Mr C!irtwrJ&ht il'nduate~ from Mrs Estella 11-olter of .Reotoe Wahama Htgb School After gr.1. Mli' S Mr and Mrs 'Bob Mor!()tl of and d3ughter Mrs Genevieve Monda~· for GIOOf'gE'b>wn, Del ~ to duat!On he was employed by the B£"1prc wt•re Sundil} g'l.fe:st~ of her WJJiters or Cohnnbua were ealhng ~ew York Central Railroad Rd .vllftt th<t-1r Slst~. Mr!f Nrna Lou paren'ts, M1 ~nd Mrs lJ C Ret on Mrs Berth• Holter recootly was later employed by tlhe Phr,lp Headq~r• Mtxeor and fam1)?r bel Sporn Plant, New Hiaven, W V a Mrs\ Ruth rMioore or Co~umbus Edwal'd Chevalier and fam1h arnved Sunday rtlo vts1• her unde wert· He t'heu served time ~l.th thl'- u VJ S llO~ last week a1. Dela . S Armv an~ ttfter rt>t·u,11 't1.g re" .,.. FIN'd Coleman wal'l' O~v alle al1d Sprrngfdd §umed h!!l emnloyment at the pov. Rlw . Freeland N{lll 11.s filled b1~t ~'!I an d Mrs K-enneth Ham"n er plant where he tS presently em regular ia:pp.om.tnnent at bhe M E of nayton are annOUJIClng the Ch.m e~,Sunday evenmg M a ;on J11ne: 3U Wllltam W~ll!am s and 'p,f'r.._ Wtll I•arlrt> r Wee~ and family 'I'he wE>ddmg w1ll be an even-t of N. Seeond St MlddJepwt tam" Of. A,thent were reC!'!'ITl't WS1 or Dt•lTOit >a focml'Jr pastor of the f.O'ros- m 'the home. 1 M E ChUJch w-t.-re tl,Il'l)e)' gueso!l' the Bt•t t lib·. -urtd M!rfi L R Sto~ ami 'l'hun;;da} of ?111 <tnd Mu ehJlidn!n ofi Clit:~laJ!ld are vtstll,in~ ShumW'.II} MT and M'rs. C E Humphrey Mr and Mrs Russ~ll Buckk·v 'ilo1l Coleman, Wtfe and: ~aby or of Rt•a v!!<r Fwl\ls, Pl1 were ret~n' ' C~11)tt~ WC\1.'! lwre Sunday guti!.1s fll Mr untt Mrs J M Mnt H<&lliler WD!lace. uf Akron W8i the Wcell!l ,guest or Mr and ( ~le Patkftl >Of Pal."kersrlmrg md Manorr Pack.1rd of C'olumbu~ MtH J M J Snuth Je11n G~tphart, Columbus, was a .!ipent a few dliys he-re at t~ l a.+P vis1bor htre Sunday p;ackar,d home With th eir UJJcl'E', Mn Lawrence Rtl.chle and cluJ Fred Cole.mitn ' ptoduc:t1 sold throu gh DUr new beoutlful m•nih•l)dren, spe:nt tevetal da)-s m Wilid~s.penien. This. is an unutual opportunily to lilm!IOn with h1•r trJ01her. M:l"'l' L. • . . Will not Int.,. r.re wilh your ~· Wallaee,1 M'r ani! Robert Dunbar 1100 9tm lefl Mr $1d Mr.! LrJ.wr:cn.ce Boyd, OP.J'l.t\nn&troDI and ~·Kate son and daug~hter of Middleport Mill~f- ¢l~i\f;led fUneral aervleea were netent gue~ls ot .Mrs 'S L (w- -"-yWard Harman M Vintoo BryaM 4nd Mr and MN Ana ~~c 0 Hwlt Fre d and I MT ,and Mrs Cur1~ Johnson, RaThe Ohlldren ttutt have. been at cane Ohto, are ;~nnounnn'f the toodu'J'g BJble- Sobool at Enter. engagement of thetr daughter Ell prise fr'om here are Roberla een , to Walter ~lenn Carlwrrght Kraeuter, ' Lmda Jo~~ Jrmm y Kon of lfr ~nd Mr& Herman R H11mm , Mlehat-1 W-. ~ £11t"n Cat t'wrtght, Chfton, W Va tHIS MONSTEI contraption at !J\tmont, Franee, Ll Uut De sea terminal, a kind ot "pea· port" the U. 8. Army Transportation Corps CM take along tt g()ing where there isn't one 'that eom'parattvely amall boat at lett I.e the\9cean-go1ng rretc:ht81'• Black Dragon. Cargo-c8rrying "~· cars" &bUttUnK ahlp-to-ehore over cab1ea strung lnle..nd between five r!5-toot-hlgh towera unloaded ftOOO meiiBllren&nt toni D.( eargo from the De Long pier in 2t hour& The aerial tramway w11s devised to speed unJeadlng wbere doek facllltle• a~ \Jp&~a.Uable ar ~troyed. ( TuterwJttoual tCJJmdplwto) "YOUR $150.oo I' Engagement Now , L.~ '"~ r~m•lv or Maine "'"' lh• " eent guests- fl bti porenl!f, Mr 1 990 homt! of Ed and Guy Ru.uell on and O.nny Wyeu. .La-wr~. AI· Thirteen me5ftbera of tbe Yputh Saturday, Jub 22., With 89 peo- .11nd; D•nny, fl\ly, U.ilda, and Jal!llli. Feliow•hip of the Minenville ~e prtQ:ot. Rvaejl from Pa•~~J ..,. ,i Methodast Church and the Rev V>1• .., ' 001)' The oldest ~~n attend1n• was and Mn R1l,pb Grove ·~ Mrs ¥<Qheo, Paul an¢ H"" td Hy- Cbll<tlo Raymond iJJ'1)'1!fh lett surulay lor Anthony HY!~II Mrs ·d etta Ar~hel' Lelia Ne:ef. Effie '"'11 " father, who lJ 94 ycanr old a~d Henry Weber, CIJerle, Charles Une.uter camp I The youn~t membiCr waa Ch.a~s and Mark Hh{Jl' ol ColurnbllJ!.. M-ember• attending the-. eamp Anthony Diehl, thi fOIL o( MIY. a~ Earlene Jtei\Ahaw, Judy Spen •nd Mr• Chl:rlt-i nt.hJ. lie 111 nve . Lou. George, c~ B'.e~. &, • cfr, Shirley ,Browo H•nt-y Brown months .old , Betty 1.oiO)o '"d Cllif1<s ~itll!>n, Travt li ng lhf' farth~t W&$ D1ehf Leonard and Ann Ch.apmah Vleklf llrown, Sharon Brown RuMell Frances Brown Marline and AnDorinda WUao6 Wilham F'i•her, Mr and Mu. Guy R Jr, DavJd Bouab, .Keaneth Lef from Vtenna, Ohto a distalk'e ot gela Melnbart Wilham•and Ceotle Edward 235 miles fe\, Michael Harmon, Watton, Marvin, Ode.,., Leonard Grueaer an4 Jr~odJ Jewell tour Patty and Roger Roush Pome:oy There were live Jenerat1ons ol the group Earlene Renshaw, Ethel and Helen May Nebon, Judy Speneer, Wdliam P'lther J r pre.Menl Anthony Hysell great Dtt<t attd CathY' Thomas, AIJna 1 ' and Dav1d Routh will graduate great grandfAther, Hrs F..d Rus Rupe, Anna .and Tommy Buck, Mrlf thur year havinJ 'attended three ~ell, great Mrandpwther lmda St e Rutlrmd, Charles Paul Gladys Hendrkks, grandmother. years Mr Wtll1arn Hendricks' 110'n, Billy me and C ~ Haley Joan Allen Crooksville Joe Kuv Kevin •nd Kenlleth Wiggins , coumeJlor HendrJclu great ereat gr.ondion J1mm~ JOf Wattl! Nora and Ed· ICl'(tmpanied the group lo the wm C'amhron Lac a9fer Tho~ attending were F..d Mal' camp anrl returned in the evf'n Guy a nd t' reda nuuell Vierina tha Gu} Norma, Ron nit' feggy. In g. William Patty, RanJy and Carol Cath erm~ and Anthony RU!18PII Anthony Hy'lell Jack1e and ()avul Buck of VersaUJeg Micky Marte Reed, Eloise Chapman from Mid Sandy Butch wnd Mike Buck or dll'port Ohio Gladys Billy Violet Zanesville Othpr VIAilor!l cOming In ftle Mrs Vurta Fr.qnlt, Mn Radford evemng werr- Mr and Mt.!i James nr .Flatw.Q0d51, Mn Nora HoskJn8 MlHer, Canton lfr lllnd Mn Ml' and Mu Ja('{lb Itosku.s and I 0 Eddw Temflleton and chll\lren of f.ttrul~ of Florida WeTt the Mon Rutland da} evem qg ctm-ner gues~ of Ber tha '"". .. nan.,. Mr a'!'\d Mu Bemard F.1 non Jo!lln."sa• J In the Youth Cenfer Ba~, when the Ohio State lualor J'ak Got flO j 4-H J~tdging will be •Roy Rogers, Dale Evans epd their f&mily and troupe, lp their first appearance on the fajrground11, Junior Fair Queens, to be choaen In aU O~io ~ountiea, an4 thei:r l\5• eortl. wlll attend the cel."lliUCWill, Later the7 will be featUN! • tM aflernoon. program fn the GIG&. 1tand and will bt.pe.it. of honor a\ tbe JunloP' Fair Dl\ll Fridar DJ1ht &prsl' • a nllmber of draw distinguished guests. Incl,_1Ul$d ' j '• IUfts at Up In Smoke · Dennis received The new Youth Lane, flasltlft.c with color and IQ wilh :flag1, })Jlb mobilea and refl.eeted llshta, will 1966 Ohio Sthte Fair visitors dl.reetlr to the Youth C~ntel," on Youth Day, Fzlday, Aug. 24. when dedication cerem~nies will mark tht OPfnina: ot the first wrlt ,ot tht fairgrounds development in the aectlon north o! Seventeenth Avenue. The Jwdor Di'ri•ion Fair Board, he(lded by NeU Milner ~t Leesburg, and doubled iQ 1i~e in 8,11titipo.tJon of lncnuad reaponalbUty, is in eh&'lif the dedfeation, wlticb will •?o,ooo,ooo ' Present were M.r. and Mr11 Albert Smith and son. D•nay, Mrs Gaibert Fl'feman and• daughteTS, Shar.on and Cnnme, Mrs Jacob Eb~rsbach. E4w1rd Voung Mrs Dena Zwtlling 8'll ol Pomeroy, Edward Winters, Mason, W Va., and Mr and Mrs Glaze and sons, Timmy and Dennl.s Gay Youth LCme Draws Visitors To New Center WHTN-TV C-h41nnel13 ~ SOENCE IN YOUR UFE ' · , ' Lol ~ A blrtltdny. cake Iced ln whi.te and decorated ln pink and .green and a eake the gift of Mn Gil· bert ~eman were eerved wttb lee cream, Uu.rlng the evening ---- on , Fel)owship L@ves , On S11ndoy July 22, 89 Pr~ont Tht> anrmual reutlJOn of the late 'W1Jiltm, Carol, Lindtl' ' G4tbl For Camp, Sunday Mlt('he!J nusaell wu held at the and Ht!ndriek:B John BIJ17.,1 ld? and Mrs Ray Glaze entertained with a party Sqnday evenIng at the-lr home. Peacock Ave, In obst=rvanee of the lint birthday of tb'elr son, Dennis club g1rls. . I Dennis Gloze Is Honored On Sunday ' On First Birthday I u, Mi.;e;_rs~v...,ill,_e-~-o-ut-h-M'itchel Ru$wll Reunion H~ld .~ fee service and Mrts. Clrl Oet'ln· ison served the desst:rt 4-H Judging was held for Luckyl Clover Girls at tlle home of Mrs. Betty Carleton Mrs Nolan judsed proJects and dhtcl.lSsed fatr ~Xhtbltl and booth Next meet. vetton" ' lrti will be at the home of Mary on Aus 1. All pro • Roll call fo~ the .evening wu RttchJe 'A; Floribun,da Rose" and the ject books are to be brought to lnpnthly assignment was "Bugs the meetlnt and turned tn. Insects Frum Your Garden''· Refreshmep~ were served to travell!na p.rlze was contrl- Mrs Geneva Nolan, Mrs MartJeold by 1(rs Car: Dennbon and Ritchie: Mary Ritcthfe, Sandra by Mrs Martha Dowd. Bowers, Margaret Carleton, .hostesses served a des- 1rf,n Paulin~ Ro.~e advisor, course to nlnete'en member guests And a tl!Mt Mrs Dowd and Mn :Relbel cP:..'.::esid<-d:;' ::::....::':'_:IP;::•~~~ll~ve::r~co:"f~· Margarcl; Carleton celebrated ber 12tb birthday with the 4H Enterpr1se • y outh Fellowship Meets At Bearhs Home DAILy, CROSSWORD IT'S ~ 'SEAPORT' YOU <;AN TAKE WITH YOU /, ,. ' • / , '. ' ·Rutland Gorden Club Makes Pions ' 'io Landscape Gymnasium Grounds The Rutland Garden Club voted tQ landtcapt;! lhe around$ ot the new gymnasu.nl\ '- 111 project when tbt.Y Olt=t Monday evening •t the home of Mr1 WlllJam Folan w ith Mt1. Geo11e La&b~r a. tbe co. h(qte.u Mr1. CWib Jotm.son prea· 1den,, W*S m cha~ge oJI the meet~ ~ 4n~ new officers el~ted are. pre.s1dent, Mra Webb "Hail: vlccpres.ldent, l?il'll C 0 C)lapman, •eeretary·trea surer, Mrs , Carl Dennison ffJrs Robert Reibel -_nd Mrs .iFoJan are m tha•ge of the proje-ct i nd lhe club set aside '$M for the proJect and Will also use two war }t(lnds which have matured for tltls same wo•·k The ebmmlttee will meet with the ~ School Board wUl m(!et 'with the and wJIJ be advised by V1.ctor ~Jt.iea of Ohio Stale Univ~t$lty on ,- The -Dolly Sentinel, f)omeroy,MiddlePQrt, Ohio ~- TELEVISION GUIDE 6~ ~~non 7 00 Today ' ' ~~;;~;~~~~~~~~~;~~;~~~~d - ' 'Frank Mr. a:n t.l Mrs Rmelw!'l have retut ned from a \ aeal!on itt Crescmt B'•ac,h , S C Howa-rd Pond went to Athens to vmt hts daughter Mrs Geotge F'uu BnJ famtlv whtle the Rmehart.s were Y,\HI'\o M-rs Jt·~s Sweene\• who ha ~ bcen In Sltelt ,•rmg Arm:s Hnsp•t al c11t1 ca'bly HI Wl'h ltocky Mou11h1111 Fever wa<; brnugho\ 'home. Satur day Hl"r ~~~tc r nond b rolher• m-law, Mr. and Mrs Ev~rett McKn1gh1 of Pomeroy have h~ ~n staying at t'be Sweeney borne durmg her 1!1· ne-ss. ' Mrs. Shenuarr Baltenge wu caHed. to Alderson W Pa , by the senoua: illness of hf!:r father ' liNr. M1nnu:• N!C'hols wus lbe weekend gue~ at lht• Eart St rong home, ·• 1 Earl Stronrg IS In Very poor he&ltlh \(oJlh a heart <'On.dllln'fl Their grand-son Lally Snulh JS etaylng w1tb them David Rathburn o! Eno and Gallipohs wer(' E Nelson ihOOte harl het'n ratsed tn Hlt'V were on this their 'Way tt} 1 hts old home Mr. ll'll~ Mrs M.:~rvm WJ!st111 had as SUndav ~Jests, her parent s Mr and MI'S Bert lfolJ!'l!r of Ft Ga<v W Va .,nrl iHlT s1sfer and fam1ly, Mr ani! MJS Homer Dean 3nd ehildre-n N('w Tnr!«'v I M1't!i Ann Rtc-hard a11tl \1't~s Jn havo $1,741J5 caih uiiii&We l•,onlorY; 3 ~r~rencet llftCf ur; ~5 tll>ve ho:wn ~'·..ad be abl• to \tart •t once, Thi1 c:ompany *Ill ~xtehd ' fJnancW aasi1t.qce to full lime if de lirl'c!Thls •:reel lent opportunity is. oHered to a llt~...W. who is ifth!r.Mited in hitr or her , futur.. lt'1 ,._._ M-1 c:llh no ~~:redlt ride. Do not an,wer Vnl~• fully qU111IOed lot quo1tlfy you nunt i 1 _ _.., tlmo OOd lo_m,.t. Income Stem lm!Mdi•lPiy B-'n~ s. Set Up For You ~~~~ ~ ~o:;r Solicltln' SARQAROLE ie: the tiUt of th,la dot-eltib'roldered wlilte slli. f INTE!IY\IW orguntta tvenlng dl'f!!ll ,trom VITA VEND Cbrliltlan Dlor's New York•col- , Jectton. Pink grosJ'raln bandA! 16'148 SHERIDAN ROAD c:nss-crcae .t.he bodice. • 01 • ' / ~ • • 1 c.....,.ny ~'A: , ' Local._, Ptus.e lnchJdt Phone )IN ,VOtj• ciTf. watT~: • ICORPORATON ' . OIICAGO. 26. 1LL. NO- CASII-DO\N.NI-VOUR 'tAR SHOULD;COVER THE DOWN PAYMEiat' • " 1n u mllll "hul1h An:nCol Nehon ·haw cmp'orment Th-e Willing W 1 11ker~ 4 H Club met at Star r.rangl' thiJ F'rlday Ole~~nmg rtthe hall was done by them, Cllli . . . . . . . I! NOW YOU CAN OWN A NEW 19~6 ~ '• ~ CHRYSLE~ WI~~SOR - ~8 ROOMS Of :!l New Furniture tiQ ~ . FOR I I THE YEAR-AHEAD CAR ~ $2~~00 ~ .' w.p fOR Lt:SS THAN THE PRICE OF A FULLY EQU IPP,ED "'LOW·PR ICE"' CAR I BAKER !;: FURNITURE 0.. The Brllh~ cor-~ "er ln Mlcldlepol1 , ~J!:BR FUBNITUU ., ' MEIGS N. .SeeoH St. I ' '' �' . . 956! '1'(': .<1 nr '.<opsan J. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlc Tuesdoy, July 21, 1956 ~--~~--------------------------·----- 1 eg Win Puts Pressure On Braves And Dodgers w.·.ns rwo IN A ROW?-. -. -,-:-'---:---'-- Redlegs Refuse To B.e Counted WahamaGrid Out Of National League Race Uniforms To pre.!!· gave up hi;; only walk Pinch· , hitter Lynch and Bill VirBe Given Outdon slammed the second bis • . By Alan Maier ~N . ~~- ' NEW YORK UP - Thes ure was on Milwa ukee and BrookJerry lyn todtty whUe the streaking Cincinn ati Redlegs prepared to take three consecutive Softball' Title ,'ifi.K advantage of the 'last-place New York Giants ln a twi-nlght double ht' llder. A doUb le vlctury for the R edlegs tonlglit ' would apply the ·vise a little lighter on the Brav~ and Dodgers, who will be J!Crapping betwel'D themselve! in a single contest at Jersey City. · The Redlegs put another game belwt' en them and thlrC place Brooklyn Monday night and rem'aincd 2'h: games behind the 1 Rraves in the tight National League race.' Cincinnati swept the five-game ~erie..-. from Pittshurl(h., bklng the finale, 4·2. while Milwaukee beat the Dodgers, 8·6. I Ground Gaining Opportualty H Brooklvn b('ats Milwaukee tonight and the ltcolt'gs sweep the double bill !rom the Giants, Cin. ci nnati could pull to within one · game o! , ~lrs t place. Gus Bell was the big man for the R("(!lega Monday night, .smash lng a two·run double in the third inning and scoring Ted KlUBzew ski and Frllnk Robinson. MlliiAj;(er Birdie Tebbetts was expeeted to r.~?mtnate Art Fowler andl ·'Hal Jeffcoat for tonight's l:"llme.s. .Joe Morgoneri and John McCall: both southpaws were the probable mound choices !or New York. .---·- Thom.all, 3b .. ------ .. 4 Clil'le, lb __ , ______ ___ 3 0 0 0 j pitched good ball fGr the IO!!Crs, u but 10 Yankee errors ruined their o The Redlegs .PUt together three 1dngles for a W lead In the sec· ond inning . R.ay Jablonski's line single to left scored Kluszewski and Bell. " Freenv.n Rescues Acker Hershell }'reeman won his ninth game of the se&.Son in relief, com· ing Into the game in the flltb --ln· ning to stop a Pirate rally. Pittsburgh sc{lred two runs off Starter Tom Acker. Frank Thomas led off with a triple and came In when Jack Shepard .singled to right. Shepard talUed when Acker chance! for vlq.ory. Werry .!llruck 1 out 11 batters, and the only hlta off his o£ferln.11s were doubles by 32 3. 5 Bobby Bowen I~ the fourth and 'by Ralph Werry In the sixth. CIO AB R H No player on either team had Dunn, d ..... ·-----· 4 0 0 more than one hit, bwt key blows BUd Sam11, r! ... _____ 4 1 2 fQr the Pirates with men on base B,.CI~, J.f ·--------- 4 0 0 given by Butch Meier, RleiQ.o McnR H D.· Sanu, sa ·- ·- ·----- 3 ·o 1 ·cblnl, John Shasteen and by Wer~ I 0 R. Bams, 3b ---------- 2 0 0 ry himself. a 2 Kleller, lb ----------· 3 o o - -- - - - - - 0 I Bill Samo, Zb ----- --- - 3 0 0 Oha.mbers, 1t -· -·---- 3 Elder, p ______ .. ____ _ 3 0 0 0 0 0 St~plhen1, c - ·- ·-- --· 2 0 ,'.-Trembly ---------- I 0 Blackburn, p ·------ _. 2 0 B--May -- · _____ ____ 1 o o c-w. SalllJI _....... _ o 0 0 0 0 0 () 1 Fr~·hmen_ will receive thei r equipment .and unifol'1ms in the altern·oon of the same day IJ"'m 1 o'olock on til 4 o'clock. . Thti Wahljma team Wilt OJ)Cil i-ts r()otball seasOn on September 7 Brav~ 12, Dodg-~'rs 11 Load I -atso- . Molly MtoCart CRIME WAVE" --'' -- - - 4---- ll'or NOTICI ~liilol•••"'' l,.ate o.f lira"'-: C. A11enJ Oece...d I 4 6-11 51R .r! - e.t.-oc.KED THE 'b tR.EET . Notiee b ·he~by a:lv~n thai Clarence W. Proflitt whose PoJ( OftiC!e tddress ii Port)alid, Ohio, Route No. 1 hq been duly · ap· pohated as A.dminiatratOr of tho Eltate · c;tf Fraat C, Allen, iate ol Portlan~. O~o. Route No. 1 Meies County, ~io. deceased: ' Dated t·h ia 12th day ot July 1958 John c-;. Ba.ron, -- - --·~ t."~.dden, S<allul~ ~. Dr<ic> Clotlu. CllniOD Pjshut, llld4ie(IOI'I. · P!l:one ft265.X : · U·l.U •ater's will give )luu ~ tbe bca! trade .tln furnlt~re ur MllDHan· .• NO;I-ICI 01' ·•VIIOINTMINT reat-i:steDUo.a !171 J~Je l'O S AVE ~H A, T TENEMENT !.' oJ the Prate cOurt HelD Wanted SOMEO~E t{) work evenj~ 'S'hlft, 21 or O\'er, ,Plrker's Restaurant. .. '---.."" 7-3!- I lp' POIIEROY:-Q D~U.,I WANTED: Ambitioua·rnen, Jd-$U.tt . ested ·i:n makint ·a iood tk!-ildy i-neom1i! from bUIIt!lness ot •-t:heir ~mplete WHEEL A.,t.iGNliENT, OWIJI~ seUing ' those we.ll·kn-o~n bll\aDCQtf and bra~t llln'le•Na~.klnal~ Advert.i:Jed 'Wialkim Hai!keii•, SalttF Servlc~o Welt Produa1, in Me.lae :eo..~ Y<!u MaiD Street, . P..omeror, Oblo. do1 aot Deed any . linvestmellt other ·tlhan. a ~~ ear or true): . You Cet FREE U.""'nce oahw. ~)es 8'D in. ~erview write; .RosJ J313-121h St., N. \'1., 19113 B01CK V8 Super 4-d()Or SeOMo. , ~-28-3tc ' dan, dynanow drive, $1395. *' ;·~ I ... .. .. Little League Managers Wip Meet Tonight There will be a meeting tonight at 7:00 p. iu. of all the manaj;en of the Meigs Little Lea.11ue as wen as the Officers at the Sent· lnel offices. Final plan!! for the All Star team tourney that wilt be p1ayod In Gallipolis •• well as buainess •• .181 · Auto Keen your dJr and your buaget in the best shape _ • A completely reconditioned engine , • , at tow a• $10.33 per mo~;~th. All worlc ea1lly budaetedJ ' See your friendly Blaettruti-'s, Pomeroy, Ohio. .. · FORD DEALER .' " ~-----------~ -7~-2~~ . ~ ' l 196~ PLYMOUTH Oranbrook, · door Sedan,, clean, ]QW n'lilea&e, $99~. other 461 SO. THIRD Phone 8181 MIDDLEPORT =============== wil:_~';_dlscusss~o~d:_.----'~=="'-~=---=---=-=-=~"'· /Je · Blaettnar's, Pomero~, L,ADY NEEDS tyflln& , to do h~~t1 ...... ful owner. Maife us an orter. B'ljlet.tn&r's, Pomerily, Ohio. <-211-61< ·wm RODNEY DOWNING a1 ma~ <a·d'vedisl.n!g clr- Cl.l·~a_rs, st~temfni.s, mDke up mailing lids, or dO b(}O.kkeet" _i'ILg. Experief'!.' Ce~. Wrilf BO!X 13 ACREs LJ,\Np On Racin&-&slua.n. 668-A, % Th~· , ~,it,y Sentinel, · , Road for ~J:e. lpvely buildlq POmeroy. · 7-31,-3tp ·. s~tf. Ca,n 194-X. 7-31-3tp , ~lo_·---~-~-~7-·::_ 26.::_:<>1< \ IM~ OLDSMO~n.E' supor S8 j doot· SedQJl, .pow.er stee-ring 1md 6rakcs. I:;Ow mill,lage, one eare-. JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. PEACHES-Hair Haven and ·Golf, . en_Jubilee :. New J:{aVen Orehar.d, N~w Haven, W.' Va. Phone 'I'U24688. ' '1 ·31-&1 I .J .IF· .. lNStJHAN~ AG~C\' Plro,A-U.,IIMH- ' • ACCI.DINT Lllo.c-.... -hnU . Reql_Est~te Broker . In ' /IIIDIILIPOIIT, OHif! 611441 ""ONII .sll E. REUTER 111iellu r(f(/Jt /lOW I - 6-Ponen~ur . Pablle Aetounlaat Boo"ee~ Auditor, Tax Pro: Pwilic. . , otftee Pboao !~M­ Pomerl?' Not. But ID4 181 E. Soeond 81. Pomeroy, Oldo ,- • .• VICF. 4-D<lor Riviera beitos huD>g. and ford, ·Tre¥r·l!fnstewald P!I~IHome ,. . Ph'"' .'-215 E!,RAKES • S~IPPIN& " 'J_TANT TO KNOW f f calendar? how to beat .the Both team, uaed tbree hUrlers with WoJtt ptllnl' the win and Mike Roberta the'(l.Ma. Rlelne abo uaed Lefty Jobn4\on and Bobby the betler 41\ ~ ~~~e this low throttLi range can provide. BOmethlng yorllt get nowhere else. It's a new kind of blazing perfonnance' that breaks with the past aod biings you loday what other cars m$y ofEer In the flooring the pedlll fol a soaling burst of full power when ~ety delll&nds it . ' . And only here 'can,you have such~ " So here you get 11.0 e•hilarating respo'nse Wlekllne, wblle II" Dodier u"d KIIJiple ond Arilold. Top blUer_tit the lAme for Ra· ' · . Then rome drive a 1956 Buick--lind gel , future. Only Buick, of all the world's autom6biles1 has Variabl~ Pitch Dynallow•-thf\ one tl'ansmlssio11 which takes i~.cue from . the variable pitch propellers of mooem 1 Iilieraft. • Duane Wolfo aiQaltd anct went all tbe way ,lii'QqQ,d: on erTOrt. _( I RAUB, a Pf;800 pra:umeod to, be dtad No. 17,2&1 rot apartmenl. on Mt1lberry Ave. Phon e 6094X :·or rent~._,,E::-l,~clri:-:V~Ji i)R;.:; s.teamer. Clinton Fishel-. )J:id dleport. Ph . 620.,_X. ' ll-1-tf DON'TVOu KNOW? - ... YI Ca.rtoon - "'Pola.r Playmat.s'' FOREMA>I " haU of the Jl~h tile Brave.. tlnch· ed tbelr loth 1ti'al1ht win a.a . · a.oobalobtl~ of 7·30-6~r 7·27-~t(' 1 - -~- - -.-bedroom furnished tbls Decker, Racine, (!81'1 3483. top ot tbe •hcth frame .to kftOt the Pll' lteo ~ h, ~1<1 lb~~r= 1o oiiiJ two ~li Ia "" •! I II \lot-ices < (ItS a great time ·tiJ ~qya IJUiclc!) count at l_H1', but In the bottom tH .~!!'· hirntd ·In Ill' lillie· .' / "TEEN AGE" Midj;Jeport. , In the Rlelne--Doda:er game the ,.,...... of ~ '· from the {irs! lnhh of pedal trav~l.,.With ' Only here can you swltcla the pltdt bY ahead perfonnance ~th th~ smart new beauty of Buick·s sweeP.ahead styllngw.Jlh the new sweetness of Buick·s great · new ride-with thli MJtlrb new surety .'!f Buick's .pieclse newhl!ndllng. · • .. . ' .. 'What ~~ an this add up ' to for uou? Just this: · · · You col)]dn'i pick-a better time h.an l'igh1 . MID to mal(e a great buy on all this new BUiclc bounty. It's only Ynidsumooerwjth your present car at its peak trade:in value. And our prices today are sweet enough to I_Jelp ke.,P Buick outselllng all other cars in America except two of the t I I I ·, ~' ' ' well-known smaller cars. So drop in oil ns today-or this week, at . the latest-and we11 start things rolling f~ you In a great big way. •N• ~ Varl8bJi. Pitch bi/MIIm11 Lt tfae. mllt Dr/MIIo4D 11ufck hildl Jbcfav," n 1.t Btandord on. .ROidmMter, su,.,.~md c....,.,....optkmal at modut ' niiG ~on che SvecNJJ. AIRIOOMDITIONIN. .. a COOL , N.W 'LOW PIIUOa ncool'" ftlterl. dHulllldiRH. Clt"-Seallllft ComfM Ill your MW a~.~ldl whh t.JIIIIhMI •.. PIOIOIDAIIIt. ·oolfDITIONIN::, .... , ~ . .• .·.. ·. ........ ._.._,.. .............. . .' : MoDQI! ~ I¥MIOH Cloi'N ' ' t : ~ '' ·absolutely no pause' or lags-tlnd wi~ .. '' \· ~ ' • ·- '. :-~, ,·>" ; , ~ .P~.,fl~· '!I• D. '"'D .._.,. 4.., ,. '"" -aa 1 ....-a .. TB FAIIJLY (1H7, 2f, ~d~,~~..~·~nd~Jg~·~·~r"~"-:_:N~.~~i~-~t~~~~E~)~.J~;~~~o~~. ~~3c1..ate .~nlf, · ohio. _ I Dodlers acored' two runs In the pe~ JB'iQ. ltHI141S CC!IIHTY, OHIO Jn the Matter ol U11e Eltatt, - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - -- ----·--,-,:-=:~- ~~~ii·~-"m·ili~ii lar C:~hiSifiea rav•a., ObltUII'iQb pubhsbed 1.1t 1 cent per word. ChurM AWl rt.!t'l\ttki oy ouUI w .tekJ:hll'lle ~vea. ,(Mlnl.(ul ftt.A Uua.. the Ravenswood Red Dev- I • ,- ~.. with 1M blaes looded On• ·or 1M bat pllchlna ••' I 2 fi~e· room apartments: 2 roorn apartmeJlta. all wlth >MY OFFICE wlll be open Monday, ,Augus.t 18. • Dr. c: E. W. Do~aJe ~Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-30-6te JfJII . Allen H111mm waa the only hit· .. • ' ..-·. "TRIAL" fluid (Ulrut'l' cine wu Wolfe and Jim WlekUne wltll two bltl iaeh, wlt.Ue for the Dodpn DDq · Moore had two ..,. blowo, COUJI!ll ~ ~VII:"" THE SMI 4) For Rent Gara oJ 'l'baou aa~ ~PH!I.t "" lleea ot. IL"'l>~tl pnntt!d at reeL Glenn Ford . Dorolhy McGuire Wednesday's Schedule Indians at Yankees- Field No. 1 Dodgers at Pir.a:te8 Fie:ld No. 2 o ler lor either ttam. to Itt two hits hut !Qiell had 1 triple- In the ' 2 Adult Tickets Admits Car • Pirates 6, Yan•keeiS 0 l Tbe RedleiJ and the Indians batUed to a H tie for four and one ha1f lnnlnp until the· Redleg11 broke looae- for eleht bilf. tuns In U~e firth aa mpnater Guinther uaed four pitchers In the ftame In an attempt to 11tem the tide. Meanwhile, bll John Hyaell wn breezlna: alona: with a no-hllter but In t~ tbp of the sixth Ricky Crow beat nut a bunt to break the no bit spelJ. Later In tbe lnlnll Repy Phalan came through with another clean bit for the second blnJte of te 1ame. ' Family Nights Tommy Cooll - -.-.. BATI!ROOM OlJTFI1'S, .. 23.75 Limited time only. Vadish Plumblfllg, Phone- 46-M. Pome<Oy. 7-27-11 1 $4 ICOft . -i*l~-- ~) .. ' T\JE5DAY & WEDNESDAY unifol"ms l or the ,956 editi.on of the Whi1e Falcon \ football team wiH b e i-ssued on· AugU&t 15 at 11bc h!g'h sehoul. Sayre said Hrat •the equipmen t and uniform!:i would be given ·out to sophomores, junior~ and seniors in I he morni ng from 9 am until 12 noon. The ltltelne Brlvea won their tenth In 1 row laet nta:bt Jn the Meta• Little League. but had to aeore 1 run tn th-3 l111t half of the sixth to edge out ~e Dodger.11 b)' a •core of 12~11. However, the bll DIIWJ of the' evening ·waa an UPiet 8-2 win by the- 'f•st lm·. provlnJ Jtedlep over the $yracuse Jndla111 at Pomeroy. In the final 1ame of the ~¥enina: the PiratcR edpd out the Yankeu In the third lbutoul .of the season by • fl!lh hinfn1 w C:l!'... 0 0 o Regie Phalan WJ.a the loaer for Indiana with Willle Guinther Proctor and finally Ro:v Arms teJeiYinJII In that biiJ fifth frame . The Jteds only had .alx hit•. but five of thl'lm cam~ In tbe bl• ttrth hmlnt alonr with five walks. ' Coa c:h Halph Sayre -of Wa'hama High School has announced that <;,ONCl\ETE SEP'I'IC TANKs. S6ll Price intii.1U. delivery and 1M lp excava tl un. Vt~dlJ h Plumb'nt. Pb one 411-M, Pomeroy. 7·27-tl Gar•,e. Rac ln~, 7·28-64.,. _ ~ _ _ • HOM"EBUILDERS. OaJ( Guy Neli· t..-, lbc!n•, Ohio. 1·;8-61< ' • QV!Cit sd.v~· Ora W•ie'll •• ~ llr ~- T>ol"" _ \.a.tf ...,. .:.;.:. • .._lAG Raub, • preoumed - n l SpeeiaJ-<>ue IDODtll tor 2D eeot1 BUILDOQm: llfftt. hD• . ~~ ~by notlfled tlbal. be 1t re· -~~~ I¥""•~J·•· •te, f . quir~. U ~. to produee ln the : •.1 ..... 1 . , ·.~ · Pu nte or 2 cEutt pe.- wora •lli M. Cowdery. Lone Bqttont, Obi<A. ProiJMoe C0\41'1: of ' Neill County, 1-11-u ~ · - be t~ir&e4 for advertblf\M if 11etl ( i Ohi~, .atil~ eYideme ot hit .... "~4 tot· b.elun Uut ~h, o.£ ~L 1 contllluan~ in li.llf, wit1Un twelve ROOM: for r ent. CaH 388 Y, Pomfl- I"!I " ..,:~,..,!ON l.vtc.l W•'-"<• I~ AU{llit 14th, lt!HI, ~ woutb lollowlrat iuerttoo. coy. 7-31-&'p .-,,,CI~JI4 ~~~..., Ute date Ql the ...._ puhlleatkm of ) llrrun lb A dvtirttslna-Bbon.ld tl• -liB ,., llala 111, ...,._ thit notice. ' .feJ»urled l.mra:t:daat~lJ. T:,e Dail) L FIVE-ROOM furnilrhf!d &patl· JOHN. BACON, SenlioeJ wm not b~ resP~.•oalb)t ment; 1 two-room rurni$hed '• ol\fttte and ea:-Ofticio Clerk fo.t won tbQ t:l.De tncorr~1. lD partme-n>t; 1 t'h~e-room futni •·:1 of Uid i'robllo Court. ..rh... , e;d apllt'tment. All uHii1ies paid. 7--81-8-7, 14, -3tc lnquirt a-t the Home nest ~tumn t - ---- SPTS d1.J 111 recel\'ed. latea 2 Ctl'ft.• per wurc1, uae ill urtloa. k~Tfn:Jtn l'!blll'le ~ f centJ per word for Uue. . , tet\IUYt lnaert.Jou --- Bachtel }' leld. Team Won LG~Jt Pet. Braves . __ 10 0 1000 Indians _________ 6 3 .667 Redlegs ____ -· 5 5 .5()(J Pirates ___ . ·-- 3 6 .333 Dodgers ____ .. _ 2 7 .222 Yankees __ 2 7 .222 L,"t Night's Results Redlegs 9, Lndi<~ns 2 Racine1Braves Widen Lead In Little League •• ' o( Mel•!JS e Little .. , League Standings l'''inst A-Fanned for 4 ninth. 8-Si.ngled tor B lackbur.o Jn nint'h. C-Ran ·f or May ln ninth. Smith's _,. ___ OOQ 000 201- 3 '~ 1 CIO -· ·------000 lOll 001-2 4 4 en. a;t. bf' l\1 It M. will be J)ubllllb.-d rlt.• MN • M.ACJiJl'(i:, almost 'Dt1f. Frank 7 .30-3lp l'mrich, l'llmtroy. Clllatitlt:J Act. I .)ttl...; .. tfl singles. Freeman wa.s called ln frpm the bull pen at this point. Freeman marked up his 11teond vletory in two days, having won the second game of a Sunday twln-blll. He allowed only three singles,. in the four and one-third lnning11 he pitched Monday night. The defeat, coupled with the doub)e triumph of the Philadelphia Phils over the Chicago Cubs, drop· ped Pittsburg into sh,th place. :9 , 2 4 Stephens In 11 ih WANT~.<\i"lb~Sf'..;-~o~NE-~u~oias~E~M~.~C:o;nn~~~.k~.M~o~WI~~fcG~c~AR~RijEP~AIII.~'~N~ti~e~er. ; ~""';·~CJ..e~r~.h~e~~~Na~~~~~~~~...~:~:~~~~~~:~·~-~:~:~~~r~oy~-~M~id~d~le~po~rt~-~·011 ~~~0~-- •• . £5 �•'-"' r Po~ ·- Six -- . . . . . ... .. . .. .... ..•. . .. . . . . . I 6 , , .,..,,. ••• . . . . ...... "' 0 ... ' o ••1••~ or1•• • • •• . ----·- • ' ------ ------~----------- The 0\:Jily Sentinel, Porr.eroy-Middleport, OhiG The Daily Sentinel • Tuesdoy, July 21, ·1956 ---- -----------------·--~--------------------- Mr. &lid Mn. <reorce MIDDLEPORT. Louise Riebel Exch~nged Vows With Robert Morton On June 3 SOUETY POMEROY S~'fY hla employment, SUnday. <Mr. and Mn. Ge.,.e Neeeelroad Jr. epem Frld.,- Mid S&tlarday with his parebta· at thel,r camp oo M\111- Eleanor s. Se..haaf, Midclleport· ~ety Editor- Phone 6079 • Lu.c;ille Bearhs Haw~. P0 meroy'Society Editor-Phone 6244 Nancy Ann Holter Bumgarner-Wyant Wedding Plans Honored On Six~h Are Announced Birthdqy, Su.~day Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holter en· tertalned with a noon luncheon, Sun'day at their home, Chester Rd. honoring. their granddaUihter, Nancy Ann Holter o nher alxth birthday. Guestl were Mr. and Mrs. <;. D. Freeker, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecker a11d daughters Jaek)yn and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and children, Nancy Ann and Allen. Nancy Ann received a number of nice gifts. l.:;;_,;;;;_,;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ FOR RENT Two rooms over Stifflers, Shoe Store Located on Court~. lnewJy redecorated suitable for office spoce Mr. and Mrs. Oris Baumgarner of Letart W. Va., are announcln& the engagement and approachln& marriage of theiT daughter, Lola Jean, to Kenneth Wyant, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeToy Wyant of Harrlaonvllle. Miss Baumgarner is a gradua.te of Wahame High School, {J)aaa of 1953, and is employed by the General Teiepblne Company of Ohio at Pomeroy. . Mr. Wyant Ia employed by ~~ Meles County Farm Bureau In Pomeroy. The wedding will take place In Auguat at the Unlqn Evangeli~ United Brethren Church near New Haven. A reception will be held lp the church basement f(lf the Immediate families followlol the wedding. PHONE 198 . --------.MILLERS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mra. William Miller entertained with a di•n ner Sunday evening at the M·artin Restall!'ant for the Rev. ll!td Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt a-nd sons, David and' John, and Miss Trudy Mohnkam, State College, Pa. STAY C 00 L! COOK WITH ELECTRIC lrinllllm ·river. All By Himself Dickie Roush, aged 5, pictur· ed above) the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush, Beech St., has one on other local anglers. While fishing in Buck's Lake with a cane pole he hooked into a small catfish which was promptly swallowed by the large catfish which Dickie proudly displays. The large fish which weighed over three pounds and measured 20 inch· es l<mg broke the boys pole and lhe landed it by holding orito the line with his hands. PAST CHIEFS TO MEET ' The Past Chiefs. of the Meigs Temple, Pythi•an Sisters, ~¥ill meet on Monday, August 6, i·n1Jl'ead of ·t heir regul•a r meeting nrght, ·a t •the 'home of Mrs. Mj,J.ton ROssell, Bradbury. --/ tFORebM WIDE SELECTION Used Electri c Ranges CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ALL ARE MODER lATELY PRICED ROGER MORGAN Phone 448 Nellllrold c!f.uabter, IaDet returDed 1homeandSatur4ay eveoint . fmm ~ weeta campiq .tril! 011 tile liUJk. lniiiiD rlver. .Jir, \'•!road who has lieeD on v1e4tion trom the New \' ort CentTfJ ralll'OJid utumed \o Sr. Phone 6094-X Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wblte, Mill Street, entertained with a dinner celebrating the bl-rt'hdav of his mo· ther, Mrs. James White, Sund111. Mr. J•ames Wlhite wa& also a guest at the dln·ner. -- _ ...., The Greatest Namef on Campu · .... -choose "BaiiiiOKIIe fa Ber. 1'or Bcllooll" Baya KathleeK Rolgert, NatioMI College Beaut11 Quee11. ... SiJiiSon.ite! Hayride Features . , Dick Genheimer's, Birthday Party, . _,. ..,,,...... I I 'I • I I I I ·A hayride· was the main fea· lure of the birthday party for Dick Genhelmer, (iven Saturday evening by hla par11nta, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Genhelmer, Athens Rd. Followina the ride a wiener roast waa enjoyed at the Genhelmer home . Preaent were Paul Eichinger, June O'Brien, Rachel Genhelmer, BtU Sheridan, Mary .;(ane Scott, Paul Amberger, Barbara Donovan, Larry Wildermuth, Lila .Sue Terrell, Gene Mitch, Dorinda Wilson, Don Smith Judy Hoyt lnd the honored guest, Mr. aoll Mrd. Wil· lam Knight accompanied thl! group on the ride. ~Dill' THIIJ·PliCIIII ON\Y' '57SO ..........• ,,.,•lc..t. •"·" ........1... • \l STANDING' . Milwaukee _.. _ 57 34 .626 Cincinnati ... _ 57 39 .594 214 Broo'ldyn ______ 54 41 .Ma ' 11 St. Louis 46 47 .494 11 Phlladelpnia .. 411 Ill .469 14 ~ Pit~abu~gh .... 43 Ill .457 I Mi Chlceao .... .. 40 M .426 18'4 New York - -·- 32 117 360 24 Mencfa~·, ReltUit. Milwaukee 8, Brooklyn 6, night. Clncinnah 4, Plt.tsburg:h 2. rrgt Phlla II, Ohica4o 4, 1st twiiJte Phlla. 4. Chlllloio 2, 2nd, night Weclnllda~'·: Game·· MUwauJtee at Bl'ooklyn, night Clnclnn·a u at New York Chicaao lit Philaljelphi~. ni·gh.t .St. Loula at Piltsbul'!gh. nig'ht CoU.ge All-AMmo.. o/ '16, Bayt, "S.IIWOtllle u tr.. Q,...t.,t L"ggagt•ltifl • Shlde~tt Cott 111M/" ' ........ ._... 4.., •wo ..... """_ . . rw.a.IW_ ......... AMIRICA~I MIN'S twO PIICIIIt . ..... """" ........... . ,( ~ ' LIAGUI . Wuhln~at~ BostC)Ilai J?e~t . , · Balti!Qoi'e Kan.s. City, tiJfiht New York tot at Cl, eveland, 1itlfbt I . ' .• '. •, "' . ,--_. • ,\.. ;<• '· '\ i.. '~ . -~ . I W, L. Pet. 'GI.I New York -- -- 67 30 .691 C18veland ---- 58 '39 .589 ).oBoston . ______ 53 ~ .5!t2 1D 'h ChiCII(O --- --- 48 44 .522 16Y.. Detroit · ___ __, 44 53 .454 23 Baltimore __ .. 44 53 ..4114 23 • "' Wuhin11too • • 38 60 .388 29\ij ·' Kansaa Cit.}' ••. 3 62 .3M 32~ .. - . _ MOIId&ys k.esul1& •• ---Detroit 4, 8oeton 1 "" New York 13, Olevelan4 6, nlgbt Baltl.m~ •, Kansas Olty., 3, 10 · · lltlllDCs, niaM Only · - ·taclaya ICheduiled \fWecl; Gtttnel new· . . •.•• ~- .. l • NATIONAL LaAUE W. L. Pet. GB "Hopalo!tg H CtJifiJdl!, , . • Easiest ·Iced ~~liilcs ·i,-e~t~, . MAJOR LEAGUE'. I I \ 1 ., ' r· . ·;·:·~~~!!!1~;~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~-~~~- >;.~'fir'..- ' ~' I ~ ,. " ') ~ ' � 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 31, 1956 thompson vennari