https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b3de2d397ecb010b2b906e967c310188.pdf c83ba43d7afbc9937370bf236b94481d PDF Text Text I • S~ The 1 RUSSELL R. PRIDDY, 4-H Agent WONDERFUL TIME AT BOYS Pomeroy-Middleport (0) Daily Sentmel, Aug. 9, 1956 DOMINICANS PICKET IN NEW YORK STATE POMEROY P7RS Miss Corinne Ashworth has r~ turned to her home, Kent, after a vi.'lil wtth Pnmeroy relatives. lAst Monday I ~turned week at Jackson's Mill, having attended Bnys' Sta.h! 4-H Camp. I must say that 264 boys, when pulling together, can have a wonderful time. Boys <~tt~ndlng (rom llason County wer<' Cllarles Garland, Jc.e Johnson, Walden Roush and Jtm MitchelL The boys from our county made their pr~ence known there, too, fvr Charles Gar land and Joc Johne-on \ton red tlbbona, and Walden Roush and .Jim Mitchell won blue ribloons in the g90d t:Jooming rontest. Jim JrU rhairman of Tuesday 's c:.mp assembly and Walden was chairman of Werlnesday'.s a5Sembly . To up it au off, Jim Mitchell walkP'If away last Sunday niKht with lhe Health H which i~ quite au honor . All in all, I think thE' Mason County boys contributf'd a lot to the 1956 BcyA' State 4-H Camp. GJRLS' STATE There arc eight girls attending the Girls' State Camp at the M1ll this week. We will be e•pectlng them to give u~ a good report when they return and ('m sure the.y will. Those attendi ng are Janice and Janie Jordan. Ann Newland, Nancy Blaine, Anna BeJJ Sommer. June Spencer, Wanda ThompS('IFJ and Lo lA Jean Roush SHOW . . ---- ---- 1 want all 4-H dub members to put the finishing touches on their projects now, in pr.ep'Hration for our Farm Youth Show. It will be September HI !h i~ year at the National Guard Armory. Our project completion has been low in the pASt e,.ml I would like La aee that percentage increased. It can be done if those who · haven't com· pleted wltldo so now. If you have -any questions about your project, )'OU wlll 11t11J have lime to see me or Bill or Pat and have it alraigh~ened out. West Virginia Turnpike 2.~ Minute., :< BUSES f:VERY ll,\ Y UNDA MORGAN (top), H, who had been l'eportcd killed in the •Inking of the Ilallan liner Andrea Dorf4, b carried ashore Bt New York on a stretcher from the Swedish :ship S!ockkolm. Her ltepfather, Comllle Clanlllrra, a 1ore~ rorrespundent, and her atep-slstel', Joan CJantarra, were amonc the lost. At bottom, a gid IIW'V1¥'or of the lll-!oted ship ~~ uhore .till clutching ber llie_pr!!servet""-- ~tlfm4.f Leave 8:02 am.'2 ·00 pm, 7:00 pm Arrive 6 20 pm, 1:.! :25 am, ?:32 nm Mr nnd rMs. Chnrle::~ Ormes of One Way Round 'fdp Cu !umhu s. Mrs . Madeline Kirby, grandson, Oakland, CAlif., nnd Billy Schuefcr of Lockbourne Air Hase wrre dinner gue~ts of Mr . Pius U. S. Tax and Mrs. Curt Lall:,tnce on Friday. $5.50 $9.75 c•d of couffl (t cost. ,.., 6rl GREYHOUND . Twenty-two officers and enlist · Rogl'r Davidson has returned ed men of the Tank Company to his base, Artmore, Okla., after (90mmGunl sta'lion~d at Ripley , being called here by the death of W. Va . le{! Las t weekend for two hi.s aunt, MISs Bertha Ebersbach. weeks Summer Camp. Some art> Mrs. Eugene Harless, Clearwat- training at Fort Knox. Kentucky er, fl a. , who wa 9 called here by and some are at Camp Breckentb1' rlcalh ot her aunt, Miss Ber- ridge, Kentucky . tha Ebl'rs bach has returned to 1st Lt. Glenn E. Smith, ComhN home accompanied by her mother, Mr-.. Clara DavidiiOn, who manding Officer, listed the follow · will make her home with her. in-g names as men in Camp: 1st vi.siled Lt. Henry Bul'k, 2nd Lt. Frank Mrs . Clyde Andrews Wednesday with her mother, Mrs-. Capehart, M-Sgt. Charles Dillt>.l Mary Stobart , Antiquity (lst Sgt.}, Sgt's Delbert Casto. Mr.s . Addie Grue.ser, Condor St. Carlyle Epling, Jackie Flihn and anrt Mr and Mrs . R. B. Wilkins Edgar Poe, PFC's Harold Dooley r eturned home Tuesday evening and Daniel Powell, Pvl's Charle; &fter " Y&f'!ltion lrip to Niagara Bura:ess, James A. Capehart. Roy Falls and Canada . Mr. and Mrs. Rardin, Roy Shamhlin, William Wilkens returned !o their hnme Southall, John Taylor, Kenn eth 1 MIMIIIS ot. Domlnlcu Republic Cultural Society and Pan-Amerlean AnU-Communlm AuoclaUon are ahown on picket duty ill New Lanca~ter, Wedne:-day. Taylor, Richard Ward, J()hn Wj]d. L_ York. Tbe lli&DI opla1n reuont fot the picltetin&. (ln~} 1 man, James F. Cap.ehart, Georgi: Mr and Mrs Paul Zirkle and Hesson and Charles Rou11h. chil-dren, Rita and Marlene, RonThree other members of the nie Calvert and Rose Horak of Pome roy and Mrs and Mrs. Wm. Tank Company: Jackson Garnes Harrah of Dayton enjoyed a pic- Perry Hickman, Jr., and Robert Scarberry are now ('In sbt month• nic at Lake Alma Sunday. M1·. and Mrs r Edgar Altmayer active dutv for training. (Jeannette Young) and sons, of Levittown, N. Y. are spending a Lansing, Michigan. tW<l week vacation with her parMr. and Mrs. John Hopkins and enU., Mr and Mrs. 1'homll.!i Young. eon of Columbus vi&ited Mr. and Miss Marilyn Young of Wasbing~ Mrs. Don Mlore. While here they ton, 0 . C. Is also the guest of her accompanied the Moores to Portsparents for a we~k . mouth where Mr. Moore addressMr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and ed a Tri State District Council ot children of Toledo are the guests C.arp.enters meeting. of his p11rent11, Mr. and Mrs. GerMr. and Mrs . James Mumaw nf ald Wise. · near Steubenville visited his sis· .and four ter Mrs . James Clark Mls11 Frankie Mumaw. children of Cincinnati are the Mrs. Nettie Meeks vblted her sucst.s of her parents, Mr. and daughter Mrs. Bpt'on Johnsen at Mr8. E. N: Arnold, ROBe' Hill. Parkersburg, • Mrs. Gilbert Freeman is on a James il'heiss stationed at Lockweek's vacatinn from her emin Columbus ployment at the Gloeetner rest- bourne Air 6ase spent the weekend at the Gilbert AltMNo 1ft New York aboard General BodSea·· ror vtaiU Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mees and Sinclair home. with Explorer Bcout.l ID tftt United Btate1, t.'lree Explorers Join daughter, .roan, returned to their of Prook.!ivlll• Melvin Grimm , 1 bplonr scout John Maber cseeon.d rrom right! or BrookJyn In a home, Colu mbus, Tu~sday evrrUng and Ree·ce Grimm of' Columbus four-way handshake. The vlsttora are ( rrom left) Roger Green, with after a week 's camping at Great spent the week end here Enf)and; BJJI Davtdaon, Scotland. and O«am Arvid11on, Sweden. Bend . wife a"-d mother, M.rs. Citri.'ltJna In all, 52 Scouts arrJved on the Vlleel. The English buys will go Mr .And Mrs . Rir.hard Meea and Grimm. to PhiladelphiB-t tbe Scotch to Clnclnnttl and the Swedish youtha family The Jolly Stitchers 4-H club met Rre visiting relatives In to Memohl~ _'l.u.r_..~!"'-.l_ ".:.::~~_:_:_· Columbus. at the h-:~me of Rnsetta llllle. Mril, Geneva Nolan was present and judged projects. Mr. and Mrs. Holbert WHii,ams and AOns of Akron spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Hughey Leading- end with his parents, Mr. and ham and children, of Lorain vis- Mrs. C. H. Wllliam11. On Jllly 18 one hundred and (ifty .to foster an "international brother· ited Mr. 11nd Mrs. Willis LeadingMr. and Mrs. Willis Leadingout!toriding Civil Air Patrol cad- hood of air-minded youth ." The ham_ him arid daughten spent a week ets left to visit 22 nalions of the first E~<('h;wve was betwef'n CanRuth Wingett has end wltbMrs. Rosa . Le·ad~ghain rree world . Ther an' participating ada 11nd the Unllerl States in 1948. home following a visit with and Mr. and Mrs, Scott Monre at in the lnterna.tionnl Cadet Exaunt, Mrs. Robert Holstlen, South Webster . . Countries vi.'li!('d are Canada, ('hanJ,!" and will carry the spirit of aviation abroad whilc alr-·mind· Mexico. l:le!~;:ium, Rrazll. Denmark, rd young men from !hi.' PX<'hAnge France. Greece, Hal~·. The Neth!rcountries vislt in the United State~ . !anrls, Norwa.v, PnrtuJ,!al , Spain . Sweden, Switzerlanrt. Tul'key, Cu · Th(' hov;~ are ~cmber·s of Lht• ba, Grf'a! Britain. Chile, Venezuela, Air fo'orc~'s civi lian auKiiiBrv HOd 1 1'eru, Israel and Uruguay. compt•lr fur tht> honor of F.xchAngc Th nl , t th ·'el· 1 · · th h lh c·1 1., A e o y co. 1 o e cau § s JHII'll<'lpatwn r~mg e "' .r their 5ipending money with tht> P<~lru) youth avJatlon program. transPortation furnished by the U CnuntJ'It>s in Europe, the Near S. Air Force. Two adult escnrb l':ast, L.11tin America and North and arc nssignt>d In each group : a South America will host the Amer· USAF oUicer fiDd a CAP · officer. Jeans who will visit in groups uf Ohio boys taking part are Rich five und Lwenty·H\Ie and . will be ard Lambert, Cincinnati; Stanley ofl'tcial gue~:~ts of cooperating nr D. Brechtel, o~trander; John Floyd gnni:r.11tion.s in tt\ese nations. The 19!\6 Exchanie, the lar~:est Jr., Oayton; David Hickenbot-ham, Springfield. In the nine-year history of the progr<tm, i~ sponsored Jn this country by Civil Air Patrol. Major Gl'fl. Walter R. Aiee, CAP national ctunmander, says the purpose IS HOGS-175 t,, 220 lb,s,., 16 to 16.70; 220 to :ZIJO lbs., ttr 'lo 16.70. Light, 14 to 16.60. Fat Sows, 10 to l'f . Stags, 8 to 12. Boars, 6 to 10. Sows & PlgR, 36 to 60. Shoats, 2 !o 1S. CATTLE - Sl.e!crs, 12 to 18. Heifers. 10 to 18- Baby Bed, 12 to 18. Fat C.ows. D to 12.!50. Cttn· 'J'he annual picnic ol the Chosners, 6 to 8. Bulls, 10 to 15. Milk ter Garden Club WBB btld Wednes- Cows, 60 tn 13!J. day cveninJ at the hom• of Mrs. VEAL CALVES - Tops, 2i-70. Vernon Weber with Mrs. Lawrence Seconds, 20 to 24. Medium, U tO Milhoan aslllstlna. 20. Com. & Hvs., 10 to 22. Cblls,· Plans were mad~to attend tbf- 4 to JO. State Convention" at Athen! anJ SHEEP-Ewes & Lambs, 4 \o IJ:: the meeting on plannln; )'l!larbook~ Stock Ewes, 3 to 6. Fat Stl;fe~ nt. Rutland Mon_sJay. 3 to 8. Cull!, 1 to 4, Buekal. ., Hibbona were awarded Mrs. Roy 6. F11t Wothers, S to 8: · '' · · : Holter, Mrt. Vernon Weber, Mrs LAMB5-To!>s, 20. Second\, . Ji f<~an Dean and Mrs. Leth1 Kobto 18. Ught Wts~, 12 to lB. Conflentl. mnn, 10 to 12. The n~xt meetinJ iA to be 11 work~thop at the home of M1·s. CHrl Mr . and Mrs. Charletr HAmilton Kaull Aug, 6 with MrR. Rober! n{ Harris onville, Pa., viaited Mrll. Reibel, regional director, attend- Allee Williams, Mrs. Gladys May, • ;:lilt fEET VOL. VIII Rollin Logr.n ol Jacksonville , Fla., \11 .'lpending ~ume time with his grandmolher. Mrs . Lena Wea- 150 Civil Air Patrol Cadets Are Touring22Nations0£Free World Te IIAIRMONT SWIPT HOMIS, INC, loll: 1516, P1rkeNIM.Irg, W. V1. (ientlemen: I !lm lntere11tcd In 11 ( ) 1 bedroom ; ( ) 2 hq_nroom, ( ) 3 bedroom; ( ) 4 btdroom, Swift H111uc . I do ( l; dn not l ) Name ---~~-~------- --, -- --- -·-·· ---- --··-··- ·· -~· Addrf'ss ------- -- ----------·------- Phone ·---- ------- -· Ctt)' -·-- --~-~------·--- ____ Slate .----·--------CLIP AND PASTE ON POSTAL CARD--MAJL TODAY Our OHice and Model• re OpMI at 1101 8LIZZAIO DRIVI [U. S. 21 Soutfl) PAIKI*SIUIG-Drlv~ out today. A-22 *' •••• (1111,.,.,~ prospecls Get. •.f.P\.a.a• Advtce From VPI pro£essor· I!' • • nmneenn~ ; 0 circus. They &aid such ., ' 95-$189.95-$199.95 limo payments up to 11 mas. .. · ·Of VIC In ' un.bnatnn, o.. RIU, Vice president of the Chamber ot Commeree: nianager of Co. bere. to at.- - A loll to tho Columbvl 'and Sout~~en~' OhlolleCtrtc Company oHlco wllllwfne .,...,_. ay Pittsburgh down tow•rd! Cincln· 'niU. They will see,.the need for modern loeke and ilams and obsenre· the 11nod control along tbe river and the trtmt:ndous induS'rial development in the Ohio Val- Among tbe men who will be prHent are M.• G. Burmide . Concame from E. lni88m•n fro~ W. Va.: CliH?fd of lbe RlYEil'& Davis, Tenn., chrrnn of tbe FlOod the OVIC. Coiltrol aubcom.; John A. Blat~lck, Mlrin .. chrmn ol the Rivera and Harbors subcommittee; Gen. " '. - ' ; . . "'' I- . IDd .dinner. o-.e· ,o f ,the main of the Conference :Ia to ' .... violi<>n wllb lh• 1'0'-·11 ~w <If. till• v;.u.,. '' MeGJothUn, Fogle&one, Beck Manufacturin~ Company, IsSoldToffirrlestonFirm ' ~ ,McGlotb~ ¥d· Th\lrsday's te.st.s at London l'leAred ·Noblt>s o{ such charges;. Bailey said that the investigation into the death of the bO]>' will continue. Warren Woman Is Injured In Fall From Horseback ,Middleport Squad Sale of the D. r._ Beek ManuThey are of arc _and spot w~ldA Warren. Ohio. woman visltinl! factul'lng company uf Midleport 1 ing co~truction wttb aulomotJYe in Mason Citv waJO injured on to the Hubert Kelly Motor Co. of safety . glass throughout _and are Thursdav wh~n a horse which .shf' Charleston has recently been ao- Wi!ll known in the market The was riding reared and fell on hf'r. nouneed by the Kelly Company. cabs in t~e future will be mar~etThe Beek Company bas been ed from Charlest.on after bemg Mrs. Lee Richardson . who was eogoged in the manufacture of trucked from Middleport. visiting her brother, Russell Capehart of Mason, is a patient in the a d 1 Jeeps cabs sinee 194 an . .11 nc~ The Kelly company in Charles- S<:haekel Clinic where she is reib> organization ha~ ~een thqnc a:S ton )oat its distributorship of Wil- ported!y suffering from a broken two companies p[o ~~~t~rte bum lys Jel!ps when the Wi!lys Motors, verlehra. a crarkPd peh<s hone. 0 1 D. L. Beck e . Inc abnlished web distributor- and two cracked collar bnn'"-~ . the prese~t f.,_~tory t\ous~ng the , shiPs throughout the country and Mn;. Richardson, along with her 19 2 h D compapy 1n tn ·1 adopted direct factory dealer Ann . was spending A large part of his products ave , been exported to Canada '-nd re1aUonshtp. her in the art>a wi1 h rela through thelr dealers to other forPhilip w. Kelly, snn o{ the pres- lives. ~· F~d Rosenbaum nf countries. . ident will be tlle genl!ral manager 1 Pomeroy 1s her mler. Kelly company, \Vhill!h or1.11· of the company and Charles Clark- 1 ·-·--~~-lnally distri~uled WUiys Jeeps 1ft son is managing tbe Middleport tbe -entire /tate of Wert Vl.rrn!a plant. 0 I and part sof Virginia, Kentucky, d . the Beck and Mrs. Clarksnn and son l and "'"'' """" cabs Oh In o,19'9. ·are moving from Charleston to the • , Tbe cnmpllny prodtlces apprtlx- Shiflet property on South Fourth a Mid~leport Makes Two Calls Thursday Evening The Middleport Emcrgent'J Squad was called at 5:30 p.m. when Samuel Tf'rzopoulus, Harri· sonville Road, became ill. H~ wat taken to the Meigs General Hos· pil.al 'ol•here Dr. J . J. Davis w.u called on the case . ThP Pomeroy Squad was on another emergent'y run and the Middleoorl Squad Was called to 'tase. - ~~:;•;:~:i;,,~Jo the The Emer~ency Squad was call. ed at 8 p.m. when Mr5 . Henry Car. ter ,Cochran',~~ HoHow. below Hnbson, becamE- ill . St-.c w~ given fir-~t a'id and it was recommended that she visit a physician. J hn Vroman W'll Attend CapltO • 1U Mr. ~'::~~1Ya~~h:~P~~~:1;a~!l~t~ A~th~~ ~:!~~~ company manufacturs f~U a~ half cabs of each etyle. It produces only a deluxl! half cab but both custom and deluxe models are manufactured in the full c2b. in Middl_eport Rawsnn, Ch!I~ In Fall Semester The ::~:~~!~;:n~~ Squad are Emmett John Vroman, son {)f Mr. and 'W.is calle-d to the home of Mrs. Johnaon, Carl De~ng, ~\~a~' Mrs. Jnhn c. Vroman ·nf 174 Cole fRay Keeton i nSyracuse on Thur&Cmon, Harold Sw rlz. a John St. Middleport, Ohio has sueeess- day. Mrs. Keetnn suffered from Hoscbar, Cbttrles Bland, nd fully completed the requirements . an attack and was gJ\•en oxygen Stewart. . for admission to C11.pit.al Unlver-r by tht> squad. sity, Columbus, Ohio, ae<:ording - - -----~. to aD announeem~nt by Mr. James REPUBLICAN WOMEN . Shult:r. Dire,..tor of Admissions. ! The Meig!> Cou nty Women s • Joh~ plans to l"nroll in the i RC'publif'an Cluh wilt mret on Sat. Businqs.s AdminislraJjnn r.l$'r!ic- ( Aut:.. 11. at 2 PM _;,t the Hot(') ulum . He is locking forwartl to be- , Martm . Ali Rf'pllhlic:tn womf'n are ginnin,ii: hi s rollegc work at Cap- urge~ to attend hy pn·sJdenl Oelltal in September Ia W1ndsor. 1 I 58 Bus Drivers Issued Permits ! At Meigs Board Meeting, Tu~sday / A tntal of 5fl bus CriVers per- liam H. Swain, Virg il Wt>~tfa l l. mits wer\! 1ss11Cd by the Meigs Northern Local S('hool Distrir·t : County Board of Education at a E. R. Carr, SadiE' Cr.rr. Raymnnrt meetin g held Tu c6dav night 1 Cottt>r11l. Clinton E. Douglas, Ruth The l~ r)!:e st number for one dis-~ Gfllilan, Orville D Graham. trict was ]3 fnr Snuthrrn (.(1('1!! Salisbury L()('aj School D1stncL whilr f.asicrn and Wf' f;frrn Lrx:al Huh•: Brown, Clay ~';vans. Amos Dis!ric!~ harl !2 l'arh hired Thr Leonard, Evcrf'tt Lightfoot Homer dr iverS Ar(' rrq uirt•d tn pas.~ a ph_v- Radford. George W11gnrr. Oren sica] before Lhry r;,n as.'lumc Lhcir Wears. duties Southern Local School District: Those !s ~uf'rl prrnuts in 1hf'Jr Marshall Adam~. Huwarrl Allen. r e~pective S~.·hool d1strirls arf' : Lourence Beegtr , Edward Bush., Ralph Henderson, AUwri Hill, Vel'· Bedford L()('al SchOol lllstrirt : Wm . Hnrt. to'rank Jones, W. H. non Nease. Charli!s M. Proffitt, Jones. t<:rne~t Wood. Harold Proffitt. Grover Salser, Jr. , Columbia Loca l Schoo] District: Delbert A. Smith, Clarence WielE· Jame,~~ G::ston , ~'i!ndal Jord~tn, Tf\y· line, Kenneth W!ilt. Jor A. Moore. Chester Riel! . Western LOcal School District : Eastern Local &-hool District: Ernesl Davis, Max Edmundson. Victor A. Bahr. Cecil Caldwell, Howard Cerman, - Darrell Goff. Wayne Chevalit>r, Ros~ Cleland, Don Gorb~. Lauren HoUma~. Ten'y Thomas F. Ryr, w. A. Frost, Bry- Little, Marvm Miller, Gertld; Nor· ris, Jame.. Nitholt:O,A; Riymood 110 Harris, Jr., Fred Larkins. C. 0. Newland, Roland Terrence, WU.. thom,u. Matvlb. B.. V{Uion. ... I I ,,,;, ~~~~i=~a!:""';.:.DMlt a.nu·bvtctory Bam.ble~ 1ntrut1tnc on bMW • congr&tu-ptl fJ'9m ll: wlh. tn T~•theIn.trudu' ~bJ'th~ ~ two in tlle Jan .• Bob - a 1953 1111 thelb to ~e interest In their chPdren and "' .,.... their •P•· loslty In their studies. In bis remarks to studenU, Professor Long t(lld them not to 1 be coatent wtl-h just p.aaslng but to work hard to get to the top. Profeuor Long was acCOmpanied by Paul Taormina of Columbia UniverSity, .one of the atude~t engineers berfl lor · ·the summer. __, In the \)ualne• s:e•slon nf the meeting, Rotarians voted 't9 eosponsor with th~ New Haven Littna: Club a visit of the Red CroasBlodmoblle to the- Bead. Are.a In Seplemher. E. C. /Iochner, Del>tli\IY C~lel . of Studenta present a l:the meeU••r'l E.een ror ConstruetioD( were Jerry Wiles, John Handley, UevJna:, Roy Cluk, Lewlr 'theY wm make tbe!r by Rol>ert Rouab, AIJen Hlrr1s, plane and . bave lunch _in · Sheldon Roush, BUl bUJ"I, fiy dowo the- river re.Capehart, Jackie cape to HunUngton ~or tbe reJep- - 11s =~~~;~"::. :::.~:-.::...t~••::~ h~)'. IOrvo your needs . The bOdy of the Barrett hov was found in a Tr xaco gasol!n•' barge on the mornmg ot July 23 . two persons were injured and The barge had been moored at two automnbiles were ht>avily Middleport. dam aged as the result of a ThursAt thl' time of the discov('ry o( day n1ght a('dd~l on State Rt 7. acl·ording to Sheriff Charles Rus- the body , Baill'y e:.:preased hiS doubts as to the cause of death sell. and asked for ;:;; autopsy of the EHie Kamedy, 56, Loag Bottom body and a l)athologicaJ study o( lild EdJUII' M'iller, 66. The Plains, tissues fro m contusions and abrawere bl)th , t>r~ed at the Meig, s1ons he founrl un the hudy. General Ho•p1 in Pomeroy for mulliple Ja tions and ; then ha_1ley sa1d this monung that !le were released. ~ .,tJ!I ;;waltlllg the rcsullll nf lh r • palholng!cal study bt:m.e; made by According to Sherif{ jlusse!l. Dr. Carson or !h., Hol,er llospJ tal the a~dellt oecured when Gallipoti.s Dr. Carson 1s out ol Ford IIOing wes~ on Route 248 and town un vacation and Will be hiH:k driven by Edwin L. Millet, 69, of on Monday . ~he Plalns turned south onto Rt 7 anti dfoveinlo the palt o fa 195:.! The det ention of Nuble~ 1n_ th e Cbevl'6! et8edan travcliog north case came after an unldentJfu~ iJ tOe KeODI.;'dy w<:r- 1 wi.Lness was allcgctl to have seen Nobl&~ strike tht youth dur1ag an woman W3Ji a pass- altercation lln iht> river badk at eng•r in the Ford according to dusk on the day thlt the boy the sheriff . disapPeared. -=--·:___________ · l.ocai M~n·AtHReception, Dinner • · Tod r!tcf tJte:lhyor that will ot Pla"ed In Jail Mter Hearing r. - payable r'lht 011. J'!U!' lltht ltllt. ' ' f or- I :e:::ea,'!~c~~~:! ~~:~~v~:t rLester Pike' 19, a\ Two Are Injured As Cars Collide Thursday Evening •Dmtt meeting were young bora and The county superintendent's girls from high schools In the area whd have indicated that they fiCe reoorled that two new ~ach­ are interested ia engineering. ers bad 11eeri hirf'd by the E~stern Local School district for thE' comProfessor ,Long is in charge of ing sChool year. • a sroup of student engineers who Hired Thursday, were Elizabeth have spent the summer at the l.adey Poirit Pleasant to te~ch Phillp Sporn Plant in connection commerce at Tuppers Plains H1gh wlih a student engineering train- SchOol, and Robert Se~ber.t, to in· ing' program sponsored by the struct Instrumental music at both American Gas and Eledrlc Co. Chesler and Tuppers Plains High Professor Long listed four Schools. things whlch he said should • be Authorities predicted the Lon• Miss LUley is a 1951 a:raduale streMcd in high school students of Marshall CoileP and taught don meeting-to which :u nations interested In engineerhlJ. He physical education last year at have been lnvited-wiU take place " told the group that speeial atten- Point Pleasant. next Thursday as scheduled, even tion shnuld be placed on physics lh0Ugb Russia !luggestei:l postMr. seibert WIS. hired t" ~~~·­ and ehiemlstry. ~ing It until the end of tbe Bernard Krinte, WhQ will teach m.onth. In spelklng of the latter two this coming year at Chillicothe. Lester Pike, 19, Racine, was "''bi-ts, Lon .. directed h 111 ' wnr d s . of Th~ a Iso pre dl c (e d re j ec l wn nf fined $5 · and ~nJJta on a charge .... .... & ld 1 th 1 th R I • uss ~s proposa a e co er· of r-kle•• drivinl In th~ \!ourt llt · the- Jlotllrlans present and sa , WOM.N WILL MElT enee be enlarged to include Red ..,._ "If • 1t ted In beating Tbe Middleport Buililess an-d Aatil!llltes, Arab naUons and Red of Mayor Howard Frattk nf Racine you re n eres . China. according to the slterlff's office. Russians in p~oduetng eng1ne~, Professlonal Women'! Club will did not p&y the" fine and you should .be mtereate-d 1n see1 g meet at the Road&ide Park on P "·e F'rench .apokesmen in Paris said u. Jth 1 b la have eood physic! Tuesday, A~gust 14th, at IJ:30 PM. RJJnla's bid to invite 22 more na- was Jndged ln the M.elgs County an~ :J;e~ollltr)' cla.slles." Membel'l are to bring their table u.Ona to the conference woyld aet jail. , To those; students who are planservice and 1 .50c gift. Expenses short thrift. Tbe French 1llso said Albert "~" Keeton, 39, Min-I nlng to attend college· to study of tbe aupper Will be shared, the-y 'f9\.lld refuae to del•;v the eravllle, was arreJ~trd and placed engineering, be advised tbe choosconferen~. , in the county :jill by Town Mar- Jng of •n accredited engine-ering HOLZBR 1!0SPITAL Fteneb commentators, appeared shal Alfred Lyons of Racine on 8 sehool. He advised them, to lake Admltted Thursday: Charles unhappy but not s~rlsed at.. thl!l charge of dlsturblng the peaee. tu,ndamen~al courses and not to Hill, Letart F,lli; Elmo Pierce, Joq Rwalan note but said the HI11 b Ul take place befohe speclali;re too much. Lona Iinttom; Mrl. Robert Varian RuBIJ4n answer glm BOrne Idea e~r1n1 w of tbe po11itioD the Russians will Ma)'(lr Frank. He also asked the students to Syracuse, Alva V. Weaver, Harttake at the eonfereuee." learn how to study and to pick ford, Weat :vlrginla: SpaiD oflicially accepted an- tnBETTIR HEALTH CLUI out the Important parts of lesson. assignments. He ~old them to take vit8tton to the 1burlday eon(eTenee. That left only Egypt and 1 The Laurel Cliff Better He11lth pride Jn penman~hlp and learn to Gre"'e as nations which have not 1club will meet Monday evenJng write dl11tlnct1y. In addition, Profes nplled to ' the invitation. Grece at the home of Mrs, Lawrence anr Long advlaed the students not eirlltr this w.eek 1\l¥8'e.ded the Smith with Mrs. James Gilmore to let college or high school Work eonfe#Ace be entlraett and post- the auistin.g hostess. A layette plle up and to learn tn write to pnned but it did not giVe a yes or shower will .J>e held Cor Mrs. Dan be understood. d~. Do, bswer. Smith.' He told parents to see t-h at child ren have good study bablst and I Exonerates Middleport Man that ile had nolh1n~; \o dr• 'Nith •I whatMWVl·r.'' connl'ction wit h the barge death ~,~ Nuble.~. along 1nth an al ieged 1 Henry Barrett, Jr., 16, OJ MiddlP - w1tness tu a !i~o:ht hetwern N<Jblrs pcrt on Sundav , Jul y 22, as a rc- and !hf' ~·outh . wa~ taken to Lnn &ult of a lie d<·ledor tf'st givc!l ·lr•n early TJJU( sda ~· mornin>: hy htm at the London, Ohio, Bureau !bliPv anri Palrolman lk(' Nr11! hf Cnmmal lnvcgti ga tion and ldi"O· Ill' wa s releaser! from cu s lnrl~· Uficat ;(!n on Thursday . ~I 4 3(J u'el<:~:k on 'l'hur~dav l·vr nChid nf Pol irr Tt1 :~~1·ll Btn!r) rn g. Midrlleoort said tod;;\', "Wr fl•e\ Nobles wa ~ fJt l\t taken !u L11n don for a lil' dr•.nc to,. tesl on 'I'IJC>day, July 31. T!lc results uf th l' te~t at that time proved to be inconcl usive. He was first held fnr mveshgation and then on an open charge. EasteiiiRires 1 3 Models to choose frOm. " . . its ILie Detedor Test At London ur 2New Teachers For Coming Ye¥ • eat Howard Nublcs , 57 , MidlepMt. was cleared oF all susp1cion 1n According to the ,Ohio Hi,::hwa\' Charles Hill, 3, Letart Fall! to Holzer Hospital WR8 a poSllible cerebr~ i · co>~''"'''~". and multiple .abrasiom. The miJhap occurred, the report states, wben the young Hill jum~ ed rrom the rear of a fann vehJde traveling north, and ran acro.s& the i'\)ad into the path of aa automobi}c driven south by Rudolph Obit.z, 50, Racine . The d'J:iver of tbe car in an attempt to keep from sttild:ng the youth, sped orr the rigik "slde of the highway, and crashed. head on into a stump, demdllshing tilt' ea; enmpletely . Oblt.z su'f fered abrasions of thtl face. · Hill, the sOn of ll.arTy Hill, wa• taken to Holzer Hospltal by th ' Racine Emergency Squlld. E • into a 46- ADLAI, HARRIMAN CHIEFS • • • , .• _ PIESENTID THESI two 'ttiWI of Chi OemoctaUc pfellldenU&J oomlnatioD race to Ch1caJo nportera. (lf&t~lotmdplwfo.J 33!1. •...... ···- hold on the Suez Canal. In Washington American offi"' A -bit of eoUd, practical advice clala were hearten~d today by was given area boys and girls inenglneertngVPIwhen Russia's decision to attend ,t h e tere.sted in 1 cLondp~ conference ·on the Suez Prof. Hardy Long of the Iii o · a1 criri · ulty spoke to members of the an s. Bend Rotary and gue•.t~r on Tbunr . SERIIi OF COMPLAINTS day evening in the social rooms They dismissed. u primarily of tbe Hartford Methodist Chuttb. propaganda a series ' of quallfiCa- I Uons and complaintS about the Guests of the Rothrv at the centerenee altathed, to th~ Rwsian e.• BAI·E:.I FURIITIIE . -, l acce~ u:,~&u.,n conletenie ldlte~f or mlclnlgbt your clotho can be clryed as you lib them by iettfng the single control died on the Dryw. · 1 ON TH:·<'i ~IIGHTISI COINII IN OKlO IJIDDLU ·'" ' - ... ------- - ... -- ~--~~~do~.N~-----------~N~w ·: : r:w~~~bsm~~~E;;~th:a:::t Come roln ' como shine. Mld·momlnt you tho lnforlliVtlon to help JOU ANoREA /XWAI SINGLE COPY ________ - - A five year old Letart Falls bo' waa h()S!JitaHzed, the automobilt b" wh.ich he was .!'truck demolished. and its driver injured, Thurada:v morning:, on State Highwa· · .ari'~~;;:to".t~+-c.;.::~._;;;.;~..,;-.~-;._~~~~-;;~~.;..;. --~.--,,_;:::_:-,~~.-~.:.=:--~.~-c--:_::-~.;- tbr~ring • ' l . ...I . meetin~ would automotical~ turn . the conference Into t a complete averc:i1e load of dothes in SAVE .$4950 DOLLARS PLETE HOLLYWOOD B·ED * 1BOX SPRING * 1 INNER$PRING MAnRESS * 1 NOLLYWOOO HEADBOARD • * 1METALF~AME P..ae (~'!(;~~~~~ r .J/1-...;.-u Britilih diplomats stu'died the 18 Soviet note of "ac[!eptance" · •U night and said lt was so vaguelY worded they weren't sure what 0 'l ll meant. Russia ~id it moul-d ·send a representative, but the ' r Kremlin attached a whole series J· ·of reservations and counter-pro'•, · pol,ll. J 'TIJe West was thrown into con· f~i~ by Moa~o.w'B assertinn it "wlli delea:ate Us repreaeotative DIA~ tllutrata op(l08lnl .Yar81ona or how the •lbipA were to tiJ1a eonte~c;e" and Moscow's opera.tfii, tn colllaloa of the. Swedillh llner Stocldwlm a,nd ~ failure to say Whether attendance :. JtallaD 11ur .Alldrea Dor1a. 'l'he Swediab line llfl\l• the Dofla on o Ilts pfOturned Jato tht Stockbolm. BoulldSJIIO#DJ ! ' • ' WEATHER :__ Charles Hill, 5, Has Concussion, Bruises In Wreck • ~---- - - ---" Bnslneoo Phone 398 - - - - -- 2 SIDES TO SHIP COLLISION LONDON UP -British sources ai!CUKed Russia today· of trying to turn next Thursday's Suez Canal eobference into an International ':-.. Ctrc:w: and expressed doubt the Soviets · :would even attend. ,. Western Big Three d!plom11ts ~ c:<~n~ulted on tlictlca to quash the JlGssian move to ring In C.ommu· .!· •·· D;f.st_ China with eight .oth(:r Co!Dn\unlst n·ation& and the Arab WOI'Id and prepared to reject Sovl~t· moves to postpone the confcttence or move it to Cairo. • all it talces to · IS =:;:;:;:;::,;;:;;;~:5:;;:~~[;.----------~·~•~d~M;c.;;o~n~d~M~r~o.~C~.•H~.~W~I~Il~am~'··l Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Adgust 10, - ----·-- ,, ..Doubt . Soviets 1 ·. Will Attend ~Canal Conference· 1 t._ Editorial Phone 397 Britain Ac,uses Russia Of AHempt To Turn Suez Meeting Into Cir,us ·---Market Jeports This 11 luat on .. of many Swift Home._pre-cul lor e11y erectlen. DG-It-yount~lf anct uve thouurndtl Or we will er.ct It for you. latk home end •tt~ction fln•ncecl with NO POWN PAY · MINT. Mall coupan for de.tellt. own 11 Jot ntt~te - - - - - - - - - -- SYRACUSE Chester Garden Club Has Picnic Last Wednesday NO. .:.___ 99 KNITTED TO FIT 1 • at e ________ CDOL·cool thi .. Go Non-Stop Via From Downtown to Downtown 22 Officers, EM Of Ripley Co; Go To Kentucky GOOD SCOUTS MASON COUNT\' f''ARM YOUTH _________ POMEROY SOCIETY ~ ~c~ !".!' ~r~ ~tl~-~· . {ffttmtafbr.tiJ Sout&dp"oeol , l l �. ., ,..__.---~,._,.....,. "' . . . -.. . . .........loF•ru=-•=----·~-~ ' ~ .... -· - ;;. - ., ..-·..······-M_..,___ -~ '., ••---·-·--"''""'---~~~- \ ' 75,957 Ohioans Enrolled In tf..H · Clubs This Year 2-'Mle Daily Sentinel, Pomcroy - ~:Ht dlero rt (). Au)! 10. ·.sr. v. RUSSI WOND The Daily Sentinel w•l we<ll DEV OT E D TO attend l mus pullln· derlul Muo• INT E REST ~ OF ME IGS - MA SON 'R E.A C:ol umh us, 0 ., A t otal uf 75,957 REYN O lD E. GRE E NI Ohm hovs 1111tl g irL~ a rc enrolled in 4-II d u bs th is wear H . W Mu r.s h fiCHARD 5 . OW EN GI!N. MGl. )and, fh•ld . stntr 4-H rl u h leader ha~ ~nn o unre d . The total mclude 9 27 , 1 441 IJoy.s and 48.~16 ~iris. It t•· -l63 lt· ~s lh un last ye.o. r , Hars hfie ld EDITOR P u iJII ~ h~d evtr\1 urt, , un on ''"Ct• p ; S•l!ldJ) !. 1· ''"Ji,. O lt 1n Valle , Sent i~~t•.t [n(· , ..It I I•J :\1\ m·ll:.lllil· St, P.JII"''•· Y. u t'lu un·:..!l IJflll' tllh un c 3~ . t"dil [)I t;.,l utiL,·t ploo: •· J!fl and J our ( k....laml i'lbbOI Jim in Lhf Enl ered as S;ro•untl d~s.'i :n :~d .\1 m a l t~ r 111 !h.: JIOJ.•t ~a l d. The 4-H 'er s, all between ro and 21 yr:ars old, are membr:rs o f 4 . 500 dubs sCitltered throughout the s tate 'l'hey are led by approxi· 1 mutely 11.000 adult advtsors and 4 ,300 jun ior leader-a. Clark County leads In ~ -H membe r ship with 1.667 Columbiana is >t•cond wi th 1,627 and Stark third with. 1,561. The boys and girl !< are carrying 1112.021 project!t this year. Elec· tr idty , clothing, dairying, steer fpetling and nutrition are amung th e mo ~t popular projects, Harsb- •1 'lfr tl'tl f'•) ln <' r O)' O h i O. r rpru~wn t:Hiw N ation al :1d vertisi n11 Hottlnl'll i Ktwll.:l.ll. ln~ .. 34:1 Loelling tutJ Ave. N t•w Yurlc (' tty , Iii, N Y Jf"' ' J~ sen Sub;;<"ri ptiu'l ratr.~ · Ot•lt v •·ry hy (':J.r, ,.r "'lwrr :IVJtb bl e 30 cr•nts m•n eap lr .away ptr1' w ~~ k · Utlt' ~E-at' II' JJ~ant't' ~ ~ Th< I •,,r l ~ s.· ui Jn•·l ., ffiL't' . $i5UO: 1lK month <. S7 80. I lin' ~ llt<:•nlhs. $:1 !IU Bv 111 •l liJ' r vu t~ w h ~r ~ 0 'V3il ab lt : on_t' trH 1~lh . t l E y ru a1 ! on, F~r $ll, ~· } wunt 1JS , $4 Z!l : rue ~ m on th~ . $2 Et.. <m e fli [.On th . $ !. Heal1 All i CouD lh ~ J l.ad\ Of Will Powel' Th < the r field said. d t' l ;Ltq \l l t <" d theu, whe1 th ey it o r ~·. pr,nl1 : Dut \' ''' Y Pl kd t' 'l'lv ,, 1..,:, , 1 w.ll (! '11'.1' 1 111 !'Ju th Hil t[ !hal prnhJ: Jn d LIIlkl"'' C<~ll\1'!11'\' I ll wr; lll t:• ltl a , wtl l f.t l' l ' 1! ~l jll . trdy , [lOIJtlla r nutio u . :11 •· tn •l oft (• fl ·~ ur :rn d 11' 11 i11 Jit• 111 .1 prnk d ouJ Janio Now Bell d•1 MAl P"l pro. • • • • ~o n al t t\· r: ,ll p•r tt,.. n r m pl'i .~ onn wnt T" ht.tll<l a h•olw 1 h lll J ,, n ol i ~t·:t ~·· N•l je<l lh• m i ~ r!'jll<' ~ t•:-o t.; thai lJ1 hi~ l ii'W t l1· atltt :LI NHidi! toLII l'~j ii' I> ,Ls ,J II] Iio d r l nk t·L ol Ill' ' i ll<~ 1' ,f Wo~ll l I O )I(• " "l 1w I Thr • pr••h k111 1 : t'tll~t ' , w (' h• lh•\'f' w.:wt ' 1" tl1 - •·a~•· :ond " ' ''' it a ~ an • ·~r. o p• ·. :o ur! 1111 n ~ ~ t·o·t'htln lv no llul lt' f, r •·ffl•fi J','' ' l t'l''llllll't;t u nli l h r \\> Un b "' 1 •d l11 m.•wlf n f !In h <~hl' l T u tel l Lh{' prf ol ol,.m d r· inkl"r any you or ten. - lh/1! ht• hn•. :r di.~ E> :h t· - whr·n .ture thf' pall! I rO il l' ll'll<tll tlr; tl "' ' w •I' lo:o.~ ~· · ·I h t· •·n l··• •n•l t• • ,. ,,, • :• l 'l(l h l~· t rt be plel at man's cruelest enemy he I hu ve Hlw~r ys IIO •It< 'l"d th :l l p rnhlt·m dl'ink !'IN :on·. in th ,· GIVE ('ll'• t· ~. l"'"l'k . th r•lr t• nmt i nn.t l) gn·at mn ju, 1ty rt f 'Wh<> Nlll n<~ t fM'I' ti l' !' II VI t OIHIII' II IIL l hap, thr •y ('annol 1'h l~ is j ll l il ol l' ll ~S f' t• r· 1:11'<' th r· wt~t · l d AMERICAN CANCER I u nf:>r tun:•l o· illl d '"rn•·th mg I com ht· done uho11 1 l hr~ h111 tf l ht·v 1 develop th r huhit ;> f ult-o h ot r ~ 11 , 1 il Is nu•n>l y tlw mlopt i" 11 ul n kHi 1 A< Oo fu tiJit - Ull BO 11\ UII y .' I h a iH I ~ hii tl SOCIETY WASHINGTON . ::=:::MARCI-i OF EVENTS ~::=::= Jo/ • I Did Humphrey'• Adlor1 Minnesotan's Enteri,-.g · 1 C:orc• iCefauver'1 Hetndl Veep Race SeeP Factor Spcctal to 'Ce11tmi Pn·•11 .A.ssodatio11 I ASmNOTOX-Some W aslun ~ ton political observers nre Cretllt•l , tnr Sena tor H uhrrt Humphrr y tDJ , MtnneROtll, with playing ah Important ro le In th r ~ tirld f.' t\ (l eri~ lon by Es t ell Kl'f1l11Ver to withdraw trom the Uemucru lit· pn· ~ ld<' ntltt.l contes t and to endorse Adlai Stevenaon tor the n ominal tun . Humphrey had openl y toSAod hi ll hnt In to the rlnR" for the vice pre.aldentlaJ 1pot th e day before 1(f!f:urver a nnnunnld h l!l w iii Ld Lu(... a \ , . fi~Hl! l'llnt••nllnn fur tlw Nn. 1 ph"'" " " Ou• l l<·}..,t. Sr •·f' rn l lnal d,·ra c in lm t11a t th l.~ mo l'•' Lv H u mph !'t'Y con f ron te d tl !e 'fcnn!'!l!lt'llll Wl l h th~~ cholu! of cont m ul ng to oppo~ e Stevemmn fut· the top ~<pnt- wlth \tllle Chance ot !,lltrce~s or uf t ry ing lo co r, cl ll <'l a holdtng opet·u.tlun tha t mi g-ht re!l ull ln l ll~ -vto;:c prul dtintlal numlnatlon for hl m!!clf. Kefn i\Vt' l' \ns!.o.!R tha t no "•lt.'tl.l" wn11 m&.d e to repu y t1i11 •l ra nmllc mov e, nnd ~t evom !l on ngl'l'l!ll. N c\' t•tllwtr-ss, hi ~ nnnoun cc me nt prubu bt .~· wt•nt fttr tu make h lrn ! rlendll In 1\a! S lt!VI' n !ltm .camp and g iVl' him GtHmg clnlm for con.~ id e ra!tOII wl of'll lJte Ht'i<'Ctlon of tt Vk~ Jl r et~ ltlenUal cu.ndkla.te COil\ ()~ ll]l fur Ul.lC!IIlOn, Stnater • • Humph,.y e nt:PIJBLICAN TflOUm.ES-Hiroltl E. StniiHn'a move to drop Vice Prea ld!lnt Richard M. Nixon from the No. 2 .Place on the 19M Repub!lc un t k ket Ia seen by many poHUcul uiJ• ki'Vtra ~a pl'l"\'lew or l1oh1 gs to come Jn th e yeara Hl~1 - 1960, S tauen I Ugg eatctJ Mu :illu.,• hu!tella Gov. Cht'lattan A. Hl!rter In place ol Nixon but dl't la r<:ld th a t th~ rt! were !'l everal other "equally J'('(ld Repubhcnnl!." Ni xo n Is • luunplonetl by Lire con!ICI'\'UIIvn within the OOP, while Stas t~t!ll nnt.l He1ter, utnong others, al'o In the lliJ>:!I'al WinJ. \ The Bta.!laen ftare -up, Wlllch llj>SO t lhe party's show or unity, in· dlcatet.l a el t'tWuge tlm t will O<'C ur umonlf Republlcana In Conrt'C!tll.l 1al'lll In pQrt y m~ t~ ur g.'l 111 ll1e l'uming four yenra. The atakflti are control of the purty mnclllnery 41-nd the nomination of ll pi'Hlt!entlul W ,, ~ 0. Monetary IJnlt tLa.t:..} G. Oatrlcb-111£1 bird ACROSS I . A rmr:d ' c outt lc ta ti. J4mp 11. C!Dton:\ lU. Clrcul~ 12. Llzarlil • • 2-6. Cubic ' T''Ti'.,.'I'""IT"t'771 lUbel 30. FlaiL " 31. Equivoca.. l lion 23 Tree (India) :;!fS. Radium Uym.) ·• !1. Building tor horae• S9. Subelde4 f.3. Per. to t the ear 44 . Bondaman 40. Cive wa vy appearance to t6. Prime minis ter or England 41 . Rusalan newa agency DOWN 1 . B•t 2 . Df!rrade 3. Hoar tro11t. ' · Covered wllh •t&rl • . .. '"'e1· each bylton at you iron aroromd l Dcr.'t miu the o r. tic1 of Pat l · ady with lhe Roy Rogers 'it ;:j•.t at the l 9j.l) O~io STole r ti r - .'.·. CJ. ;? .' .J ' . .. Yuu l'an .-emove the fn&mt tut.- lrom l·ald 1nilk by pu~ting tlte Jill"' IR cold water and addi'ng a pb,c:Jto •I .-{a to U.• milk. lr MIMAII IUUNDlSIH, I. D. THilRB au maDI ob~ioul pre~•wuf &1lev1ate an 11.ttael:. As an:r· eautlona an BBthmat1c abould.lone -.ho hal asthma well know1, tate ti) protect hbnaelt from an an acutt attatll:, esptclaUy a~ attack. nta:ht, ean be a. terrifJing thing:, Blee))iDI 111. an air..eond!Uoned not onlt tpr the vicUm, but for rwm, fM txample, probably wlll other memberi ol bl.a family u , help prevent & ~tilure. AV(•ldlq weD. pollen aa mucb u PQIIlble at all n·e a Kftat comfor\ tor alJ. coD• SifT! Oq 9:00 H<lWdy Doody ll30 Bailding America 10:00 Fuf'l' · tt:88 Uoof. .. ~h~eoo..· .... .11:ao ( One of the things that has both ered bo}lle owners this summer Is our old friend the bagworm on ev~greens Ill well •• Home other ornamental&. Lyle Golman, ExtenSion Entomologisl, OSU say 5 bagworms become more difflcqlt to control a9 they become older sao use malathion (ISO%) at the rate of one tab1!!ipoon per gallon of water or u.se toxaphene (8Q%) one half cup per gallon of water. In the sheep business we find troubk with iruJe(!ts such as blow flys and wool magg<rts. The best prevention is ~praying or dipping the ~beep with toxaphene, BHC or Lindane These chemicals will pr.,_ teet ag~dnst. infestation for about six we~s . . _12:\¥) P'l~ ~I)," I"" · Fu,m ,,. U(t' W.eateMt lh'•atre t:oo · o,~ SpOIUEJe Lee: Pal F.irt1 &:30 Roy 8:00 $ - El'• . Rogef.. 8:15 Newo P.loturo ., . N.t'fJ Carra\'.... Doolh .V.Iky D>yo Tbe Wbioll... Best ·m Myltert. Star SIJit Oaval<o~ of . SpotU e:~ rostr.., ol s1ar. · 9:00 E~core .. .o:oo st!urdo7 Nllbt Ll(e or-RIIi7 "-• WeitW limborH 11:00 C4nt1tl'> ·ll~l9· · I :30 Sip YOU SOON .• orr ' ,,. Sift 0~ · 8:00 Slgo Oa 9:00 9:30 10:30 11;00 11:18 11:30 11:43 12:00 12: 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3 :00 3:15 3 :30 . 4:00 4 :30 C~·X.•••r"' • • ,, Love onllt 1 J ' • • After all, :rou ean't KO walkhla, and. tbat e:rt'ectlta rtm~ are i on an open ear readi!J ataU&ble. or e\ren riding alonJ a country roacl, on a warm 1aJec11ou. Jl.tpJel . aunny day, without ex:peetlniJ to n wW help.cfllm the emotfona, experience allerglc d111lcult1ea. " with a display of the most mo<ilern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, and OLIVER -' . , 1taJo Mlll..,t Show ·w.. .... t~~e t.J TurDi Jobnoy Carsot~. - S&w­ H..,_y · FARM EQUIPMENT •·. Bllj P,Yofl Bob Crosby Show Bl:itllrter D.,Secret Sl«m ' Besu~e ..u A K Y D L B -11. A X R to j.O)IQFEt.!LOW One lettl!r !Imply atandtlor an.ctllcl!. Ir1 thlt: example A Ia \111\t fOI' lh~ three L's, X for the two 0'1, ttc. Slnrle lettera, apo.t. trophlea, the length and tormatlon af tilt wordl art aU hbl\lo. Each da,y the "' '~d1! letl"Ctrt art dUfenAt. --- A Crypt:.Jrfam Qwtatleft F K K XM K X M >I K XF K H VCh N 0 -A A, B F 11 · for all utbma. paUenta to uold Dlt hormoaea. Ct.n hormone~ omoUonaJ atraln.t, That meiiDI cawe-canctt! 40D't pt 11l$o any arrumenta with Auwer: ThtrC.l' tome efldence BV • 0 1\ A - IFAMOLX. Yutl!rday'• Cryptoquote: TOMORROW DO T1IY WORI'&. f ·"JR I HAVE LIVEO TODAY-HORACE. Plmlb\111!4 b)' KIAI ....,\ltll l)'llttate -------- Ulat cerWA horn~nea apeed up Ule ll'Owth or aome tn»e• ot cancer tn patlenta ·wbo alnady had· 1 a mallpanaJ'. •-...to.. A--" .~1 T~eu II t>O tvlll~alllorr - - .~ mone:a lD tbemael t ct.pable .&Dotber pod rule II llwQe ot akrtltll aancer 101\ wbo ban 10mt medte1Dionband that hu no ataua cf mal nancy, . l.... El~ ~-l,.tkaW. lq. ' your o1pOuae or Into any heMtn polltiiJal dlacuaalona. Botb are prottJ ea&J' to :tlnd aloq about th\1 tlln• o1' theJe&r. · -- - - - Lucky 8 lb.pc:b ~: 00 The Ea-Diy Sb,oW 8;10 Region-td Reporter 6 :18 Douill'll Ed'war.dl 6:::10 M1 Friend Fltclr:'a 7:00 H<rllywood summer Thea~ . U U. 11 not al renJy. .. .. .. • FARM PRI{'f:~ - A gli c nltural dt'pflrtmf' nt o l'rlclalll clou to A'grlculture Secretary Ezr" Taft Bf'nAOJo' ~ otflre are hopoful that tar m 'lftcome wlll be ~u ffu; lently hlgll by Novembe1· to win a eolld lurm. area vote cor the GOP. The Income cr1Bia for agriculture , they .11ay, hat already passed , Nevertbeleat, tile department's mid -June to mltJ·July price r eport lhowed that the lncreulng fa rm price 5ltuation or pallt months declined a notcll to Ule level of M11 y, Un~r Secretary oc- Agrlct1lture True D. Morae Price Drop aaya tile one per cent price declin-e durtng the month · ending J uly l!l was not entirely une:o~pec:ted. Howw Nol lnliroly eve-.·, he admlt1 that be Wll.!l not too ltappy about lt. Unii'Ptcftd He attributes i.t partially to the opening or tlle tlarvnllng an4 marketlng aeason and note• th&t price~ ftU(ltuate aea.onaily. The ratn In tinn prieta alnce· January, rtDtM aaya, lhOWI tht teal picture. The department's top ot't'lclalt ~Uev• that It the colt ~ .. of ·living remams close to the pre1ent lllvtll tor t'te remainder of -~ Chi Ytar, the farmer more than hold hi1 own lncome·w11e. Soil 8;.00 .8:30 9:00 .9:30 IQ:OO wi~ ID:2tS . 10;30 u.oo 'Moe ~.ijor, Und...-"Cnrreitt ' P~JnriiPn•~ Q,ula '~'•l't'Eiso ~... !Jpoi1.,·r -..·.·· w....,.._, ' ~ '.', . ...News ...,.....·•.• . ·w : ' ft. . . . · - · . , , _ _ ,~ . . ~-· BARBED WIRE FRiP4Y 2:00 Ali•MIIOD Filii> Fesllvill 4 :00 Fl)m 4:30 Al>bott & Coore~o 000 M..tl,. MaAIM 8:(1& Newao· 6;05 Wettber Sllot Ill!. 2•11!1. . ·2:110 -iel: 01 tb• Ji.~e) • 3~ · Film · 3:~ Film FW!nles . •=*<~ Kll.· ea....,. G<oo S..ebruolt • . 1- 8:00 ~· • .~· 8:30 Coil!'' Ali':-SJ&l': GaiU ll:op News •Jd Welltbtt H:l~~ ·. 1115 · Jtollyivood Offbeat ~d...., : wm · ·. ·v.· ~ JII~NILI ~~ ~-~~~':t.~d I to nelf!l' ~ ___ lant concern• or the gl$.!1!; Industry In Ohlo w•tcb ranlut &eeand lln:tonl' the 48 1&atet and ll the teventh llf(tlt lridllltrliJ uiployer 1D the ...... Ohlo slAts manufacturera. abow that amonc 40 of lii.doaatrie•. tht1 ·~~&iiCT.•ttood nu. ID accl- arde, IIP&tlfahbemleal hnardl, bu .. dlin1 of brolwn ciau, banntul l'll71 and rluoi>Nu~ dur~ ftnlolllnf :. \ ·.. • 1:ao. - l n l h e ' •,'•. · ' • " · '·"\• ' . liCjll' . ~. ........ ·:-, . .' ' * ~u. ' ·'· : ,, . - .' ~ . .. . ...d{~rt, . operatfGna. : , The Dlvllloa boo belped tholncJa. lrf "tablloll•.... mtlbltala IO(toq PI'O~ Th•• pi'O~a tlrt out: ttn• do-Wit ' 'tiW aeetatnt IUid ,.;.,rlll-W<li ft)orlilf - . .:::=-. rl'tiq\HiiCJ · D l -· Ia · -... ~_ ww1it · be , ~., to -ntlae tao tW..wltb • ~· can.. but. "1t II no.t Q.Ur dtt:late, "*'"' ;;:,r.~,n~~~~ l? I 71/EY W/U CROlla I.IJN~ IJrtCiiTCIIIiS OF L!WI> 7D 116111111 1:3!J . U•·)lllnatllal. ·:.-=-.~~~ . •. ·. ' I '' ·.1 · N6WI'IA~ Made With Pears In Orange Juice ~erve. Add orange juice tO other cook· ed or canned fruit for variation, suggests the h<rme economist. • STAYS l.N PLAC~ ~he n~tr~e twist k~eps wirt stretched t1ght, ehm1n1tes aagg1ng and breakin&. DOUSLE-LIFE COATING .......... ' , . UoiM . 11.-. ' '· :. ' ' - 11\>lo 11\la ' -· .' l!ltn-ttat• S'l'. n ...._ :1141-4111 .... 111·111 lltao POMRROY. - - . .<J ~~:d=:~~ men) aeore m 11 c h II •• , !Itt- n. ·'.Jn."" II lilt. co~op POMERO\>, 0. -,. I 1100 PROVIGO PBIItD~ •rc hltftded from top 4taant,. iecrediect.ULabor.tor:r c:herlr:ed and telttd for nubi-ttonel efl\c:lency. Bach -- hal d chot:'k full of '"what ft takee"' te adtt thoR PROFIT m1kina J"WKIB .,. FASTER GROWING CALVES See your l"~Tf'CO DEALE.R aow <!lnd make the Feeder te1t. In •II . .p ... PROVfCO Pap. SOLD BY PROV,ICO MILLING &FEEDCO. ever!) - 198~~ oo- - lohtd s-1 5110 .. 15110 .... , fTa....oR.-.-l"Ho-'""•llrw Guh I d WIN (AU NOW .,- == or 1top ia- ~Nl / ORIS SMITH ·Phone ~191 Long Boltom Rl. t I IT'S FAIR TIME IN MEIGS COUNTY Invite You To Come In and Villlt Our Display Of Modet'll We Cordially FARM EQUIPMENT Freshen For Jour O"'D safd)', and that of otber motor- UP YOUR MILK PROFITS With The . ilts. alway• · aiaDal wen Ia advance of Mill yOur Intended tum, Ul.iDJ either mechanical or band algnals. In fad, even though most can todaf ! Master Mix Calfmaster PR.oGRAM Middleport Feed Mill N, St:tonci St. Middlaport Let's All Get Behind The County Fair :AUGUST 15-18 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. The Sign Of Quality Order Your SEED AND as tar to lhe rl&ht u pcm.ible. weD Ia adrute or JOUr fa. tended tam, so th•t vehJclea f•U~wiDI you wiD laave f!!Jie ..room &D piiS DD the left.: 1teadard bind slgn11 for 1 ri.Jht bra Ia uaaalb made by placbll the lett arm out of tile window ua kadiDa: Ute forearm - ,' ne Alwov• hand signal o-ther drl~. aJ'IDf your intention to stop or df:: crease 6petd. This Siinal Is rtvtP b)' extending the left hand etl um downward out of the window, With the palm of the band o-pen IUd f.eciD.i backwa:d. , POMEROY, 0. BU'l'TERNUT & SECOND RIGHT TIJRN-Wheo JIIU. InC a riJbl lum, move JDur ear .......,., .,.ani. IU. CORN CRIB leU tam dp.al . .ell JOG move from tile oeurb lrUo a strum Of ~11lc, or wheil, oa madtlple laae hlt:llway1, you move from a i'flbl to- ten laae to paA ... "-ltru ear. ft.,. more · ~ f'....... 1 GET LOWER-COST GAINS - WITH MORE MILK 1'0 SELL Po_gl'er on m tilt other traffte 'riola· tioaa. bow• LEFl' TURN-I• matbll a left tuna, tile left; wheel• or fOilr tttr ahnld hq the eeater of tile road, wimbtt tan fol· l•wbll J011 aot lo ,... oa Jour letL Taro only whta. trdle II eleu fmn Ute op,O.lte J\U.rerc. tloa. The correct left IJ~D ba•d. tlpal Is mede )J e:r.leD•biJ.Ute lltaad aad arm ltrorboai.IUJ' eat or the window. AlwQ'I •se .ae twist, alternating between 4· point blrbs. eliminates the "barrel roll'" tendency q_ f standard . barb. Unico mo~ern 1'\arb unrolla evenly with no "back lash." > lhl to use band signals also. You'~ double your protection apinat the eareless drinr who lets hts alteDtion wander or rides "OD the taU" of JOur ear. The foUowin1 turning rules, and related band signAls, are oftl· elal Jn almost every state: A ., 'b1 ii:~;;;o:'~ ~~~ itbe)'•11! I~gaily required), it'a wilt • HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH ' 1 I Healthier, are. eq.uipped with aut<rmatJc di, Hdional llilifnala (in some states PEl SPOOL I Tasty Dessert EASIER TO ERECT * * [ Melon Taste Is Not Blamed On Cucumbers * reverse : 1 fndustr(e! there a nd Later In parts of the country open"d lbtJr planl!t for inspection by hrm groups. Farm ramilies entertained city dweUer.s at their homes and Mu~kmelobl are a warm 1t'a11on jo fllrm organization meetings crop and wUl do best during wann City young1ters bact their nni sunny weat!Jer 11nd wJten DOt too "hay rides,., got a chance to help much water ia added. Healthy fol- with farm ' 'chores " iage al•o is uec:essary. Gardeners on TwrJ Ohi'lan.s arc serving should be ptf~pared to follow a tllorough dilea88 ar.d insect con· the nationel committee for Farmof the trot program for hiahe&t quality City Week: W . B. Wood Agricultural Extension Service Columhus, 0 ., If your musk- · melons, Wittmeyer pys. Cloudy, and C. Maurice Wieting , vice .presheavy melons tasted liKe cucumbers last cool weather, alonl! with Ident of the Ohio Farm Bureau year, don't blame the flavor on rainfall, can cause pooc flavor . Jo'ederatlon. cucumbers which were planted nearby, The over-all state committee re4-H NEWS Cueumbers do not eross-polli• The Shade Valley Boys met at presenting aU major assocl'lt'ions ate readilly with muskmel.oPI, the home of the'lr advisor, Earl or ~roups In indtutry, labor and watermelons. pumpkins or SQUIU!h, Dea n on July 30. The group decid- agr.iculture, will meet during tbe ssn E . C. Wittmeyer, Ohio State ed to have ao iee cream social on Ob1o State Fair on August 28 ta University e:oct~n sion specialist i.n Aug . 4. Plans were made to take comple~e plans for observanc~ of vr.gctahle gardening. Ftrrthermore, livestock to the fair. 11 membeu Fal'ffi.Ctty Week in this state. If .~ucb cros~ - pollin utlon ctJuld oc- of the club were pretent at the . Those attending lhe first . rne elcur, the rt>~ults w~>uld not show UJeeting. Rickey KoblenU reporter mg of the Ohio Farm-City Week up until the seed from this year's committee in adition to Mr. Wood A meeting of the Carpenter and Mr. Wieting were ; rrnp was planted. Robert Oifrl•rcnt cucunlber varieties Boys t -H Club W&rl held July 3l Grieser, Ohto Federatio n of Soi l will cross , Wittmeyer explains. with 4 members present. James C:onservation Districts, Spring Summ ~ r squash wl!l cross with W. Burke; Secretary. field ; C. A. Gehrt,g, Onio Council Tbe home of Kay Wilford was of Farmer Coop.!r.atives, Columbus pumpkins. but can be planted near tbe" August meeting place of the J<rhD· F. Daneke, General Motl?l's winter squas h without crossing. a-cine Jr. Jolly Neighbors. Next ~etrol~ aDd a member of the na: was lhe official judge lor the con- riieeting is to be held at the home llonal board of FArm-city Week · ~ Donna and Jane Ann PowelL Earl Merrill, Republic Steel, Clev~ test . land: Don Davili, Cleveland FarmWinnl!rs in the men's group were ers Cub, Cleveland; P. R. Keithl y C. M. Headley and Roy Holter. N & W RR, Roannke, Va .; J o h~ The hi gh ranking judges in the ~uhrmann,. Eastern Railroad P re~ women's section were Mrs. Toots Jdenta Conference, Cincinnatt : ByBoyles llnd Martha Rose Dorothy ron Frede:'lck, Ohio State Grange, Circle, Rogc1· Rose and Sue Circle C_o lumhus. Don Rehl , Railroad Agrecetved the prize.~ in the group rrculturaJ Cclmmittee, Columbus: under 18 yearS" of ag. Prizes were Harold Hn "t, Kia\l:anis Agricult: donated by the Sugar Run Mill, ural. Committee, Cnlumbus ;D. B. Mei.gs Fllrm Bureau Co-op and Robi.nson;, Agricultural Extem::ion lhc Kaut:c i'eed Store. Service, ~....olumbu s . Earl Dean , pres ident of the !neal club was in charge or the program Mr. and Mrs. Morri 11 Uoorc and and wu ably assisted by Paul Bon have ffiliVed fom the former Moore, vice President and David Blake which has bee n Koblentz, secretary treasurer. and Mrs Claurle A brie( :;peaking program inBJ J'eaou Smith. to propertJ recenUy eluded Mr NlchrJis and Oris DcMIJt Saf elf C.IIIIWI& by Mr. Rnd Mrs. Holly Smith ancl C. N . Jones, technicians AN IMPROPER TtJDI, whea ' for the Meigs Dairy Service Unit. , you're behind the wbeel, ean. be ·a turn for the wor1e. 1 Sudden and unexpected acUons TO .RAISE by driver, who rail to aipal before turning, or turn from t h e . ~·~·• lane, respona:ible for of tra8ie accldfiven ba'ft 12~-ga. )r IN HOMETOWN AMERICA: ! ma~y modern barb equal in atrength to standard 'l - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- IGawaniA lnterna~ion al is the coordinator for Farm -City Week 1 aod iniliated th b exchange of ih • formation betwe-en farme n, busi- ' +>•~..,.._..,. nea.men and indu! tria l worker1 In 19M. Auglaize county Ohio did the first Farm.City w~ek pro: gram In the c"un :ry, a trial r un of 1 the Jdea, last year. I AA'OAI • The u•e of epecial ·~•1 makes 15~-ra. ot aoutliem wona.. ..... ..... ......... thiN _ _ ,. _ _ \ J-· Oxq ' . . ., . 7~ ~~ea~ ee~atton:. , , ~ ONLY lo.ata&t ooafu'en.oe ,!.,,., {)() - GET' INTO-~ - llellbonVUlO Woodsfield iad Sl. Ciolrsvllle, Ohio ,..., four huh.. lrlal Afetp and the p~tymonl lajurJ e1t!llllt.. lAb to ril'ht ar11 W. T, Blake; Eu' Liverpool, member of tM lndaatl'ial Com•l•*'l JOMLpli J, SCanlon, Clneinnatl, ad•liiiJtn.tor of t.ht Bureau or Work• rn•'a CoiiPfi\Htloll: Rirhard W. Mor~et Akroa. ebit.lrMan of th• tOctu... &rtal Com•iulon. and J, MaJnard Didl:ersott. Yeunfltowa, ~tH-cMlrnu ~ MSAT Columbus, 0 ., P ears stewed In orange juice makl' ll tasty, easy· CAN YOU AFfORD to-prepare dcs.sP r t, sa y ~; Irene Nctz. e xh:nsion food and ;mtrition NOT TO HAVI THEM? spedalist at the Ohio State Unl· lerl,,our Qarlel Vanlreu·Nichot• \'crsily. Jl!wr-Nkllcll llalcbcQmla, Stew the pears in a sma11 ato nrount of water with sugar al taste. Cool and add lh cup orange juice and nne eighth teaspoon grated orange rind for elleh cup of pear liquid. Chill and Hatcheries ~!)WI ' 8:30 7:00 C~bat Sei:aeaat Ohto Ls lh ~ aim of a C'Omm 1ttee no w making planli for t be aecond Far m<:ity Week , Novembe r 16-22. Direl."tor W. E. W~d of the Ohio Agriculture Exteruion Ser vice wat~ elected c hairman of the atate -wlde committee at an initial meeting in Coiumbua, July 24'1 . Represe-nUI· Uver of agriculture, indu1try and labor agreed to .11et up a FarmCity Week commtttee in every Ohio county. PONO .-_ ANO GliT SCMr FINE TIJ/{T<Ii Fleming t:ll· Film a: 13 Jo~n Daly 6:SO itln 1ln Tin 7130' ~·· (4-I'OiNTJ IATURIIAY 8:~ 8:to s - 'l'b_,au.Dd1 upoo thounnd• ••• In all over the U. S.. _, 3-wa,. tr011e1 baaed on Nichola Ill females are pt'0W1a every day tbat they live 2.5 r.d comoenioo 10d better. Ooc blJ reaaaa il HEALTH- the ability to resist 4ileue and matt tbe moat prolita.blo - f1l foed. To :roa dt.la meaott: 40 Jba. of meat er mom per bu orr*' more Grad& A linlo, 1011 beUor $ nblmL loeb titMODERN .• ' 11:119 s~ On12:00 Film &: F.y 1:3& FemJ ..... ......... 9/'i"PPIIVG Tll!fTUi$ OI.JT OF ~ FMM ·~ Hilhldy l'olrOI Over twice as mucb .rinc per 141• than double's'' t.he rust-free lift. Qoy, The reguiar mash with po fal added gave a weight of 2.15 lbs . at eight weeks !nd a feed converof 2.31. With 12% fat added was 2.93 lbs. st 8 wks . of 2.00. In the of 12% added fat birds avPraged 3.05 lb conversion of 1.96. The v claim that io this pen the fe-e d pared to 12.5 cents in commercial oo.st per pound was 10.5 cents com production in the Delmarva are a . Further studies are being made to determine at what fat lcvct it is most economical to use fat. ·The Meigs County Holstein Club staged a very succtssful picnic at the Karr Dairy and Poultry Farm near CheBter on Wed. Purle;!,: Karr and son Pllul have developed an exctJ!ient Rolstein herd which was used for the judging contest In the afternoon. The event opened with a basket Qinner al noon followed by an inSpection tour of the fine pe n barn and milking parlur. Gco/'ge Nichols of the Ohio Holstein Club I Columbw, 0 ., Ltnking lnd uAtry ~ lllld agricult ure to gether as ~ ~esm to advanct' the econom y of A GOOD WAY 7tt CL614.1l. Signal for Your Safety '· ' ---- -·--·- - - - Oeorp·B.. The Obio lndu'itrlal ~mml.aloa'a Glass Industry Divl11on Of Safttr.ud Hy1lenelb" A N1W ""th1r4 p.arty- threat •p«<fto maJor haurd• In rta• hu .bHD l'lo1Hd 1Q" South Ca.rorights Accidents eight ma.nulaet;arlnl aet huma. heat a .. un••• oo.. atorct BtJI Tlm· haW!tlon, •il¥:a.Ht. fll'ter..h&Dleal bal· mutnaQ 1D co:a:mectJon with a Safety ll one of the most lmpo,.. Anyone desiring information on Workmen'a Compensation Insurance may secure this frOm the Co Exte~ion Office oC the Jndusl· rial Commi s ~ion Offic ot Logan . Wrth prices of broUers not sremlng to get much higher growera will be interestl!d in a reccnt study from University of MarylauJ io the usc of exira fat and protein in broiler ratioru. '/hen fat wa9 added to a mash ra: ion weight at eight w~k.s steadily in. creased and feed conversion impro-ved with each addition of mClre fat. · Ohio ... "'"' Linking Agriculture, Industry As Team Is Farm-City Week Aim &eem to worry mort about the dan ger wben they are employln& h e lp from o(f the farm . Accord mg to law farmers must carr)' wokmen'~ comperuatron immrance If th ey regularly employ thr ee or mor~ people anytime during the year E ve n iJ the three are employed for one da y only th." law requi re~ the farme r to earl')' th is insurance. Famers hl r inJ! only one o t wo people are eligible to receive this protection even though the raw doe1 not require it. Ail employ e nt abould aequaint therru;elve 9 w it h the- fact Lhat alatutory law has modified the old common law rules which limited the empl oy er~ regpoll!tlblllty in c~e of ciccidem 7:30 Pl'llyhouse ·ot Stari 11:-11\ of_the C'.o.NiMI~:- aent. Moat folt1 And See This Gigantic Display! Palkeroy 1 candidate in 1000. Buth open diHs emoicm has bee n lrrld down up to now because all fac:tloni- ·Wlth rare e xt:fl]Jtlon~~o- have wul od 110lldly behlntl P~althmt ElHnhowc: r Howeve r, Mr. Jt: isou lul \l'i'J' ca nnot Jlet'Ve mort th an two t.enn-. 80 the ln\r!l ·party ftght will soon be underway 1n eurnest - llnl1er Ohio Skles a, DIVISION Of WILDUFE FULTON· THOMPSON Edi• of !IiCht Katte'.s Klt&en r.nct th1H help a:vt.lt an attack, If Jbolci DftoUonallam - Ule patient knows \hat ephedrln& But Utere are other leu obY1oul capaulea, an tP,lnepbrl.ne vapor!· prttca.utlona whlcb uthmatiea Je1' or aome oth~r prescribed med· ahoukl be e.cq,uatnted wJth. BJ lcaUon_Ia on halid tor 1mtant ua~. tollo1rlll them ,you may anrt It these oral medlcatlbha don t an 4KJ'IAI bout . of wheezing contre'IJ attack&, aak your doctor Urd.IIIJII.nr It he will teaeh the patient how Pqcholo~Uc factor& you aee to a.dmlnll!lter eplntphrine to pliJ ua Important rol~ 1n. thl hl.m&e1t by lnJectloD. , manaaement or llthmattc p&• Eaally obtainable aelf -medlca· ttenta. Not only do aueh taeton tlon llvea an aathma.tlc I great preolplt&te altaclt:a, but they a1eo aenae of aet:urltJ; And tor • 'lctlm conaldvabl1 1Mrtaae- the dlllaM of asthma., that a lmttt:n tant. bllitJ cauud by the attaclt:a, QVII'IWif MD IJIND J'or Ull• reuon. lt'a bnport.u.t B. 0·.: My pby&lclan 11 &IYIDI 15=18 Meigs . IO:f!! Toles of T!xaa Raat!~· Tom~ for THE s~ Jllr~o~i M:me 10:00 W1ok1 bi.k 1< YO!I '· - Strike k Rieb Vallaot Lacjy Se~reh ' Aug. AT ~ ·· Klopaoo 1:110 Of AJ1 Thi~s . Anbur GocllreJ Gufdlrra: Llebt Another pro blem which haa bothered far mers at different time.. durrng the .summer mlly be nearing a aoluUon. R1J;bt now the use of anti.biotica for the prevention of bloat seems to have 11ome promise according to work down in Mississippi. Another idea coming from Clemson CoUege lndlcale8 that bloat rarely occurs on soils which have received liberal appUcatlon.s of phoaphoroua. Tbt ratio of nitrogen to pboaphorous In a plant seems to be the important tblng. When there is more than live pounda of nitrogen to one pound or phosphoric acid in a plant the forage is more likely to cause bloat. It Is polnttd out that farmen should keep thia fact in mind when applying fert. ilizer for fall se-eding <rf legumes. During the busy senon on each farm the old bug-a-boo of accidents seems to be always pr~ WE WILL SEE WC: M S-1"V Cha~ntl18 l'lfiDMY . IA'Ii,JIOIAY a~ oo In caae of the blow fly et,g11 develop into wool maa:ott tbty attack the wool flnt but If not controlled sooo begin 'feedJJ18 on skin and flesh. A material developed by USDA koown aa :f!;Q .330 will kill all wool maga:<rts and ~erew worm larva In a W(l und and leave a residue whlch prcvenhl reinlet~­ tation for b'everal days. \ E!~, qio..,. ·' . ' ' Jq~ ...-.ao. .Tbe,.JI'e F 9o30 Adtature Tllettre R«!-•Cifi'<!OI' Trflll> or, 0/IISOIJu...,.. 11 :10 1J : 1~ C..teot Fl(hls of 11:30 FQ~~~ttlto lnltl'ipe 12:00 Tonight ., 8:30 Dowl . You Go 7;po. Tony ~ennet$· .Show 8:00 ~foplt Ale J"Unoy 8:30 Jaye P. rMOJ'IIID Show 11 : ~ C.Ptiibt : Ga~ant ~~ Wiiat~u -' . . .· . ' . 11 :00 time• i.s another ocmmonsenae cerned .tc) realize tbat uoecimpU· procedure. catecl acutt Utbma r.arely la fatal DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work II• • • • • Take These Precautions 1 If You Have Asthma - ~ · H KFG . .. To prevent plastic button• from 11eltlng while you iron, hold a IIIJIOOa j'"'4r fruit ,.- <rt nelgh~,.IM2Dd~~·~~·'t" actretl :27. Rem nan !I ' , tof work · 4~o l\lalct ~. ·-..2. CQ:t:f IR'ont KFG • Daoper C'leuning will fn ralier il wou add <1 liUI!!! Pine-Sol to Jh• ~~.>att>~r m 111hiclt the diapar~ -~ }tt. 28. PneumaL!o • •""s in eohJ water. .groun4- ~ • .shoot, •• ' • ~ fllln (Citol.) JO. un. · ~ & potato · ~gon1 - , •m· U . Wast' lan4 (Aatfon.) ~ Clairt'<~~etmlar•t IG. Twtc• , U . TueQy : ~ ed . 1 4prttlx) ' (abbr.l t3.EikH' ~ll . Buoeo .1 1'1, Befort) 19. Steamahlp fgeol.l .38. A.au~l• 18. Slav ( ' .' (abbr.) 13. HUI· , em~UOB 22. Paat --- '.ZO. L!an-to . audfJ -40. Spoiltd 23. Kind ot roc:::k 21. B<>y'a namt c:Jugo~,~ 41. Alden. 2t. Aatringent. Z2. Gathering• (Fr. ) movte ol cloth • 1'tl..ft~ Wilted aporagus come-s to life If the stems are soakfd for 11 few min· metera 2&. Habit. able 28. Ope..-· tnga canal.) t'. W'arp.yam "8: .ottlt!d, aaahon• e. A111'1e made :29. Chinut toy t.t'ault r :ver IJ. Under. \ Ut'IIWil y du••s rwl h :tl' (' !I di.~t·n • l! h h St· I' Jr'I U ~ mi s l :t kl' 'l'h ~~; I'I 'II SII !I i!I J.( t't ' tnO VI' ~ 1111' 1!111 11 ft•d i ll M hi' u n11 1Lih , and .t lth olt J.' h 1t ti !H"i nol ' fool flu pru!Jh•m dr JI'II((•r. t l ln•lp ;.' hi11r !u fo••l lh"'·t' at·mtlld h i m ga m ~ sym pi! t h )·. :11u l ad•) , t u hi s l'at in nuliiilll•>n l' ~' ' 't'l'~" Wt• u• g11lvonizerl JO thi!Jt WQ'It 'l DAILY CROSSWORD CANCER 1: 2~ tng Ia ta.ll · Qarrbag• paUa 111t.d roa'U avoid 11 fir• hazard. Maklit 1 ( Jt·· 8: 1~ • S lore ~Jtm­ keh" and doth• bacw 8: ~ 12·ou Camera Goi:!:s to Soboof 12:30 Cu.-,rem 1:30 Tennes~t Etll'lle 2:00 M'atiDte TWetre 3:00 Queen For: .t · D17 3:45 Modern Rom1aces 1 :00 Conutd, Ttm.. 4 :30 !My LiWe 1Mtrli& 5:00 Aunt Dru · 8:00 Newt: '·P.kive- 11:110 . When removing ' buttons from dothing, protect agalrurt anipping the fabric b:r slkline a -comb under ~ach button before cuttJn1 lhe tN-ead. SATURDAY FRIDAY 8:M Sign On 7:00 Today 9:00 Coffl!eo Timtt 'n no '''"me 11 .00 Tie 'I'ae .00U2'h J .J II Could Be You 10:00 10:30 strlka, ""' Sep WSAZ-TV Channel3 9:4:1 f enng fr()tll a d i "·:L ' I' T he tt t'l ie 11 · s t,rtt s t ha t mo l! I JUST TIRED prulllt·l n d rt n b· l , a rt• pcoplt• wh o_, ,, •·IIH •( ,I d h ro1 · t ·IIL ' lt:J I \'alu 1·, , N:\'-;! IVI! .l.E. T•·ll u -- ( (11' \ art> n"" what tho •\ c h, 11 rl d h" Th t• l''ilt (' A ll"lr' ""h k11 l to bk t• :1 ~ u 1lm r 111 fo r 1111 , •l.lll'l!lt nt. tn ~.,.,.,nd l" " k ;.t IL• I' d :Jt' k . It ru n Tht• \1,1 ,,,. r'rv . j , l'at tl [! BtO WII, i l', ttkiV.t ld ' I• •• "' 'ol t;~ l hllll l'' , l ht•t t wa t d••n l•f lh t· Wt· t..tw ~ tc r p p 111 •til•! -•l'ogdl ••. r· 1f' t11W r' in E<t>l \'1, w . Nt-w York Brown 11 o ' OIIllll< ' tld ~ th t• t'f'S hap -j tll f P I' :• p <<~lt lo· r 11 dr iJI(\1' 1''.; p.P t'·, C. I. &lak"'"· M.lgs Co. Atrl. l . Ag•nt August seems to be the time when !be s ummer and faH star t t<r aet all mixed together. ThiM year especially summer work that ahouill have been out of titr: way a week or more i!i:O is 51.111 with Us- With County Fair tirtle here and along with. It the time to make late summer .seedings of legumes we rtallze that fall is about to com!! and summd work is onl y half done, so let's take d look at some problems of the summer. GUI ltELEVI·S 7:00 7:30 8 :00 8:30 9:00 A rrrf'rtl :lr i H ' • In T IH· W .tr [ A tt d , ll'h. t l W< ' l t·tm alr lt J1!i• m Cr y, o f ~i1·,,1 ] llt t:< •l •. "f . lht• Sah• t~ttlltt ur ttJ<• ~ lt'< ll tJ.! • · pos.~··sst ou of :-. pit i t ~ A rm~· In Hw l s Sott llw r n t f'n m, ., ,, 1,. ·, , ,.It t·uu tro i--LS u , tw ll y 1bis ews I The Dai ly Sen tin el, Pomeroy- Mid dleport , 0 ., Aug. 10, '5&-8 Fertilizer ' NOW SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL MUibelT)' Avo PHONE 150 POIIIEilOY, OHIO "-·' �. .... ...... _ ~il'''.. '""""-···· ...,_..,.- ~ ,&,, ; ~·~""--~~~----~·~·----JJ S'M W! _. - ------ ----- -- ----- _____ . ,.._ -- ·~ .. t '. , ;· I ' - ' ~ ,-.. ' ". Braves In '!.L!~dt!~ ~~ 1 Br&ve~> falterin~ ~s G~h~halu ~wt·t"l h~t pnv~t.I H I:Ul~ll:"l . Lam\.u;~u M1rht~:<m quR ttcrba~k.' . I ch~•gged pl-.l't~ ~et ll l· "' ~1 vlou~~oe g~uw D~>d~;: t•rs bridg~ St3r::~ six-~nme homen~dMa~·s ~:~nd 13·h~t ~lsu i ~ndl'd wh~n ~x ~f.th wit~ the~r l'rl~ to~. ~i-Kth • ~he :---------· .... ( Keeu your car Mi~kv t-tif'~' • ;;;;;;;;;;~--o:;;;..~--,;;..;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.-;;.:-..;·..;-;...;;;;;;;..;;;.;...;-"-·;;;.-;..;;--;,..;;;;;;,ll u~: ~l .J.obe wo•k oaollr bllcklotOlll ••• JOUr trlendiJ' ~- ---- FORO CAR I Ipi&CI' . DEALS IN TOWN! Kan.sow City, given a lift on Gus Zernial' ~ three run :first in· ning homer, went on to defeat De· 1954 CADILLAC Series 62, 4 door Sedan . One Jocal owner car with deep rich green metallic finish . All the equipment that you would expect a Cadillac: to have . The finest of the fine cars now available at a big troit, 5·3 and asL!nd a six • hurle ~arned losing streak Art Ditmar 6 1·3 scorele:;;; relief innings for · the triumph. r~i~~~r.;~~-=~~~ ' savlngs. 1954 OLDSMOBILE • • e • -also-- $1995 • Famous Y·B flocket engine. Try it today. 1955 DODGE Custom Royal 4 terior trim . door • sed1m . Modern • ",_, • • • e • $2195 • Burg andy an1f rream 1 SATURDAY DNLY Georg@ Montpmery Jollfl Voh.~ FORT Tl (In TechiHcGior) -&Jso. M1rk slevt111 felicia Forr TIMETABLI Carteon • PLUMBERS HILPIR Comedy - HUNTING THIY brakes, positive economica! Hydramatic drive, c leartone radio and Frf;'sh Air Heater. DID GO finish with harmonizing in· ... ranee champion~ ference s hip, ledcollegiate the fieldgolr today as the Tam O'Shanter "World" oten, worth a cool $50.000 to the win· ner, moved into ils second day. Phil Carey Dorothy Patrick OUTLAW STALLION (In TeehnlcolorJ Cartoon - TRICK OR TltiAT Super tiS , 2 door sedan. Fully equipped wlt h salety power steering. pedal ease power JIMMY PARSONS,Jnc. r:~u:~~r:~:'"::;l':.:~1 CHICAGO- UP -A ly grey T~:~xan and ner uf the Miasouri Valley Con~ Gregory Peck Jane Wym•n THE YEARLING (In Technicolor) ' DEALE~ Winninger Leads World Open Gelf Meet On 1st .Day FRIDAY $3295 All ...... It's The COOLEST U~'SED CHEVROLET - ,.,. • • • ........ Bo Wininger of Odessa, said "e\'e rylhlng jUst cliCked right roT me" as he marked up a seven un· der par 65, just two strokes IWBY from Lloyd Mangrum's profession· al course reeord of 63 , set In lt48 Lightburn, eager younl( Bghl · weight contender of British Hon · duras , i ~ favored at l3·5 :to regigter an avengin( victorv tonight over veteran Orlondo Zulueta of Cuba in their r e turn 10-rounder at Madison Squnre Garden . • • $995 COLLINS I. · (One Mile West Of Pomeroy On Rt. 124) 'Adm. $~COO-High Seh~ol Students SOe-TR.JALS 1:30 .Mrs. Cha.rln Archer (Betty entertalned 11 group of fhends Wednesday e-vening for an informal · retuHOn hOnl)l'ing stel· Ia Palmer, Cleveland, former Ml:d· dleport rc~i t.!ent. Mills Palmer is the hOU!eguest or Mrs. Sylvan Gan:lner (Ferne Abbott), Gallipolis. Others at the party were Miss Ruth Wise. Mrs. Mary Holen llavi•. Middleport, M~chl) ;:;:;::;:;:;:;;:;:;:;:~~an~d~M~rs~.~J~o~h~n;;H~au~ogk~,~G~a~I~H~p~ol~is:;· l .~ MUST now oll0d1l1 17" Tarde Meal $99.95 21" 'fidite Moifel -. $169;95 ~ - \: • t61nios $24.95 .. Pll'tiWeRcllles $29.95 ...- USED CAR TRIKES-~;;~~~ ~_l_typ!!_o•!_f~~~t.J!'~~!:i Tric""les · .... ·.......... · · .. '· $US 11ft ·Wagons :·:· ·······:············· $1.98 .p Bkycles ............ · · .. - · ,... - ' .. . . . Exhibits ,..,. Mpwer 4 door Sedan, Radio, Heater and Defnl!!ter. Sharp, you'll have lo see it to appreciate what a buy. 4 dOOT Sedan, Heater and Defroster. Olle !Ileal owner. A Beauty. tqular a11.11t $495 $765 1946 CHEVROLET 5 Passenger Coupe, Heater and Defroster. ' Good work car. $95 , $69.58 :Jth GASOLIIIfE .,_,Maiwtr aea ·. .95 $U!i95 G.E. .Steam lroAs, ''I 14.95 · · · ·· · $12.95 . ~.E. Mixen · · · · · · ·· ·· $14.95 'nd $17.95 Hamdton l•h Mixer reg 17.95 $11.99'.. G.E. Toasten reg 2l.95 · · · · · · ·· · $1 ToastMaster. reg 21;95 - · ·· ·· ·: ·· · $l&9S . ONE D8AL!R STOll! .. ' town · · ' ' - Junior Fair \ Bigl"end Variety "1. '7~15 PM ond 9:00PM fHUISI)A.Y, AUG. 16 8cmd Concert i County Fciir HORSE SHOW .' I ·Guemsey I·,·.;~"' . Siao-. Juf11ing 4·H C.rops SEE THE POINT SHOW FOR THE OHIO VALLEY HORSE SHOW ASS'N. ~.~igs )r'hiNBUII 1951 PLYMOUTH '. ~· Wednesday,.Aug. 15 7:00pm . FRONT OF GRANDSTAN~ SAVE ON ADM. and PARKING . FEESl Agriculture Society Membership cards PRICE $t.50 wlU be accepted lor general admissiOn and for parldng. These tickets are on sale at . Gilmo~e's Supply Store, . and can be purchased at bOth gates. at the Fairgrounds; also froltl . Agriculture Society dlre~.tors. 11 /\R~J RACING] • . and Polly Ann Bauec Matr.'lns, Patrons Will Be Honored By OES, Tuesday Both Round and Suare Dancing ~· I'OR ALL EAGLf) MEMBERS AND (;(JESTS ;:;:;:;:;;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;::;::~:;::;:~===:::::::::;;:::;:;::;~~ ,, IN USED ( ARSI ! I Plans we::-e made for honOO"ing the pa ~ t matronll and pa~t patrons , &t th e next ret:ular ml!etinJ on ' Tuesday Sept. 4, when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met Tu esday : ev~nln.g at tlle Masonil' Temple. I Nelhe Brown, worthy matron ' and Theo Smith, worthy patron, pnnded and an invit..&tion was j rece-i ved to .att~n-d " friends night" at Albany Chapter on Thursday Sept 6, Ht 8 PM . It was announred !hili Miss Gertrude Moyer field ~~~pre~entative of the Oh io ' Divis· 1 LOn of the American Cancer Sor wty would Ji!ive a ta lk and demHnstratitm on canr:er d rpssings I :ruesday Sept. 18, at 7 PM and all ; •nten~ s ted were urged to attend. At the cl:~ ~ of the meeling rerreshmt•nt.s were serve::! by Ethel Wi!Uamson, Elsie Smith , Alma Parker, Gladys Sm:th and Ada · Hoskins. : I I I THESE CARS MUSTGO! ~ THEY ARE PRICED TO SEI.L SAVE $ • S 1951 NASH · $295 1 THE "GENTRY" JACKET dlaplByt the new silhouette In peppetec! mint English tweed tor an attemoon dress and Jaoket- from AnthOJly Bbtta's tall colleetlon. Rounded in 'shape wide neck bands button ill !ronl Cub Scouts Taken On City Hall Tour Frank Vroman and Chit>! cf Po li~e Russell Bailev pve t,•~ ('uiJ BlUE 195S PlYMOUTH Entertains Class i At Syracuse H'lme Paul. De\'Olions were led by Mri: . Denver Kapple and Mu. H. D Cunningflam who a.~ked questions on the book of Philt>rnon. ,. Following a shor! business ses· sion refreshments ql ic r c~am and cake were se!"Vf' d to Mrs. Cun· nlngham, Mrs . Walter Kennc jy, .Jr., Mrs. !i.ldo .Idlers, Mrs. Or· ville Well, Mrs Charles Eskew, Mrs. Kapple, Mrs . F.b.a Gilmore , Sr., and M~g;s Gilmon: Hostes:ses fur the . September meeting will be Mrs Elza Gilmore and daughtn MiSB Louise. After the meeting the group visited the new borne of Mt·. and Mrs . Aldo Jrffers which thf'y are building in Syracuse. Band Director At Kyger Scho_ol Rents Property Mr. and Mrs. William K. Everson and daughters, Janice and Pat. rida, At~ens, have rented tht' Beeson propert)' on Sixth Avenue and plan to mow here next wef'k: Mr Everson is the band instructor at the Kyger High School and will st&ft work with thrir band this month "in prep<~rati~.:n for the football season. Mr. Evero:on is a gradual•! d Ohio Univet·~~ty wherP he rec !':v ed his Bacheior's and Master'§-de. ~rep and has taught Rt Jerr('r,.rm Union, Bridgeport, Brilliant anrl Mechanicsburg. $1595 VB 4 door sedan . Lovely turquoise blue finish. Radio, heater. oil filter and side mirrors. W-s tires Jilte new. A car you will bt' pruJd to own at a price you can afford. Mrs. A. 0. Lee Mrs. A. 0. Lee enlertain('ti the Scouts of Dens 3 & 4 a cnnducled Christian Companion Cla!ls of the tour or the Fire Stati on· and Vii · Pomeroy Church or Chri <t of !age Hell Tuesday af te rnoon. Mrt;. which she is the teacher, Tu~ay Milton Hood is Den Mother or Den evening at her horr:e , Syracuse. 3 and Ricltard Swackhammer, Boy A picniC' supper was served on Scouts, Is Den Chief. · Mrs. Dwi,gll l the lawn, after which lh r group Wallace is Den M()ther of Den 4 adjourned to the huuse for thei r meeting . an(:! J;:;mcs Hood is Den Chi el. Miss Louise GllmorL'. pr{'sident pregided over the meeting and After the tour the Cubs wc1·~ 1,1kt'n to Jack's Dai ry Bar wh('r'! members n·3 ponderl to roll call they were served rdre.~hm ~ nl ~. with an incident in the life of birthdays were , Mrs. C. P. Brad· , Mrs. George Baker. Mrs. Winebrener, Mrs. H. M. , Mrs. J . Q. Rice with Mrs. Jatob Turner, the only member ·Who was unable to be prese{ll. luston f doC'r. Deautiful 2 tone finish . dark blue lop. light , grey body , over drivt', seat covers, heatl!r and dt>f. Very ~od rubber. Lots of low cost transport.::tt ion in this one. 1953 CHRYSLER · · · .. · · · · · · · · · · $1195 Windsor dlx 4 door . Dark green finbh . Radio, heater, seat covers . Interior and exterior exceptional. Nice 2 " new tires MechanicaHy OK. Automatic trans. 1951 STUDUAKER 4 door sedan · ·· ·· · $495 Dark grey finish . Heater, seat covers, other extras. Motor completely overhauled , tires show very little wear Very clean. 1950 CHRYSLER Highlander 4 dr · · · · · · $595 Dark green finish. Motor smooth as a ribbon loads of inc . radio, heater . Very cle.:.n inside a~d out. extras, 1950 FORD Cnto• V8 · ·· · · .... $395 \ Club Sedan. light blue finish. Radio, heater. very good tires, pnce~ very low ' 1949 FORD VI Club Seda!l · · · ·· · · · ·· · · $295 Black finiB!t, rubber like new. s:nooth, pnced for quiet sale Radio, heater. motor runs 1940 DODGE 4 tloor setlan · · .......... · $95 Motor runs swell, tires show body. very little wear. Good solid 198 DESOTO 4 doll' · ' .. · · · · · .... ·.· .. · $95 -Yery sotid body, tires fa!r. Priced for quick sale. 1949 CHEVROLET ct.b ctupe · ·· · ·.. $f95 Bl~e fin~ radio, healer. Very good tires. This one . pnced to f1t your purse. -- I Meigs Motor Company N. SECOND ST. Pboae 10!3 MIDDLEPORT. 0. RIBBON t~~ : · ·J Running Races Awards T1ectorPuUing Contest Paract. ' Saturday Night Aug. 11, 1956 From 9:00PM Until? I i ...;..; ~' It. " " POMEROY EAGLES CLUB DANCE 1 .J~ell•bro•tin.gtheir 4. DAYS - AU.GUST -15·-16 -17 & 18 $97.95 1953 CHEVROLET . P.. meroy; M". Alvie PbiUn. Syr&o Mts. Howie Brl1t, Ch.-hlft. Dl8m issW: Mrs . Belty Ebllrt Poml!rCiy , RD. ' -('u.~: I I Those present reoeated favorite pc)@llUI and reading~ and the A~•· lUSt horoscope was read. A pink abd white birthday cake. ice cream, (Offee and pink bas kets of mints wer~ servd bv Mrs. Ham· U~on. Ai'rangements 'or summer flowers were used throuJ!;hout the hoUse. 93rd ANN·UAt MEIGS CO.·FAIR l . ., . lopfar fllt:n SPECIALS Champion 4 door Sedan . Heater and Defroster. A Steal at this Price. '! · Rocksprings Fa.rgrounds Zopoulot. Admitted: Sniuter I Mrs . .D;.;na Httmillon was the hostess !hi~ vear for lhe fiirthdav party given for m embers or the Bll5Y Bt-e Class of the First Blip tlst Church who have birthd3ys in August, The party WA~ held Thurs. dly evening and girt s were ex cl\Jflg"ed. w \limn ftw•Mower ,. . IN 1950 STUDEBAKER BIKES- I 'I Mtun o•"•JtAL HOi,•TAL I Busy Bee Class Members Are Given Birthday Party Sitltwalk Bikes · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $21.'5 1..' Trike and trailer · · · · ·· · · · · · · $1 5.65 ·· OF VALU $795 . o. Aur;. lOl'se-8 Mrs Charles Lytle and daughte r Susan t'llk-11rollln l'd h"'r Sunday M d . Sehoul Clll ;:;<o or St Paul's Lutheran J r . a~ Mrs. Bill J . Shoun Churth and their moth ers Thurs ( oyt:e- Gnrdnt:rJ of Johnson City, d" · all "'""'' ·t ll .h' · · Tt-on., a re annou ncin& the birth and Mrs- Fr~d J. Garrlner, Mlddl~ ' ~ u J te tr orne on I" f n daug hlt'r, Barbara . Jane Oil pv l 'l . Paternal grand p~rrnt s are I Spring Allt'nUI:' . I Gantt'~ werl' play Ld on t he law . Thunday The baby w~tght'll 8 lb. Mr. and !.1r:.. Nat D. Shrnun, John. du ri n~ Lhe aftt·rnou 1, uftttr whic~ j 1 07- al birth . 110n City A l'teat vrandmother 11 , rl:'ft·t's hmenh wert· s~rvl:'d IQ ,\t r.; . i Maternal grand paren ts are Rt-v. Mn . J.' loy Gul.!ner of Eaton. If ow a rd J 11h nsu n, S111l8 , How ltd 11.;;;;;;;;;..;;.__..;.._;;;;.;;;;;;_;.;;;;..,...;;;.....;;;....;;.;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.0 and Michael and daughter, Jan ; · Mrs . Willi am Downi e and so n, Bll' ly and ni~e. Mar~o:art'!t Ju J.~lbe r1 feld , M r~. Wilham AnderM::tn and 1 so n ~ . Donnie a~1d Jimm)', Mrs , ~1\fiam Warner an-:! sons, Jay and 1 1 Jtmmy . Mr·~. Dougta!ls Singer and 1 son, David . Mr~ Wtlliam Mayer and Aon , Rick)' : Mr~. Paul Theid MUSIC BY THE CIRCLE f'OUR BAND and da ughter, Paul ii: Mr9. c_ H. I m J<. ••d ..... Roddy ,.d Jeff I \ 20 lnth Fans · ·.· · Reg. $49.95 · · 181nch Fcms · ·· ··· Reg. $69.95 · · 8-10'' WINDOW FANS 3-4.H.P. Air Conclltioiltr (only Ol'le) .$l225: sm rte ..,.u wat for - R.H-. UAYBANKSSPEEDWAY - ~ Pomeroy, Obill • $10.95 .. 11 'MOS. GUARAiNTEE $12.95 ex 18 MOS. GUARAiNTEE 2-J MOS. GUARANTEE ...• , $15~45 ex ' LONG TYPE HEAVY DUTY .. $16;45 ex Also Full Line 11 Volt lotteries FREE INSTAILLATION POMEitOY, DHIQ I $295 JEWELRY Store The fl~ht will be televised and broudntst nationallv over NBC nctwu1·ks at 9 pm EST. READING BATTERIES OF HIGHEST QUALITY RR&VAN ZANDT local owner. SUNDAY AT Stella Palmer Is Hon,ored At Party At Archer Home Birth Of Girl Is Announced i Constructlo11 Company at Ravens- and croa.s lo the center back . A 1 green and black chltron !!cart wood. ' - -, I 1'! tucked Into the V neckline or a belUeu sheath. CAR RACING Ring. We are proud to Oler a fine coUectioo of Kteps.US. in a wide raogeofstyl!!:und pricesa Come iQ and see them 1 J , • theo cboon wid:t , c;on6.de.oc;:e, --· LIGHTBURN FAVOR&D NEW YORKUP LudWig f'ower glide transmission. radio, heater and good tires. A good buy. 4 Dol>r Sedan, Heater and Defroster. One ~COin· STOCK t4predK.~epsakeDi.amood 388-Y Series 210. 4 door sedan. A real shl>rp little car finished ln .light blue and white. 1953 PLYMOUTH R~iney Phone ·- 1953 Holt~r, Fla~wuod, Pot i~ lo••lr Md.; cboote ~· fastid'ioUJ de•lsli 10d heirloom qual• ity ·of ·....- -geauloe regi,. AutomatiC' drive , rJdio , twatl'r, clear pi a stir scat covers. A clean low mile· age car. ~nd Corn Roast Held By Golden Rule Class On Thursday ... A campletely reconditioned engine~ •• Gl 1~ a• '10.33 per month. -~ your bua6eC in the be•t lhape ~1..1ards, zl_m~ti.an,2iC: ~!'d S~m we~kend. Th~ Dally Sent~,-~omeroy_:Mlddleport . St. Paul's Class Is Entertained I At Lytl e Home I 1 or l~ }l~e.ver, ty Laofm,bpeea~d.,bbuatoksnolwmil~;~hav,•.12 ~sual th~ li~e by La~beau's "be ei~hth. ~:arne So~ halfback.~ ~!torn."' Id.t~l. loes tu~d ~ hi~ ~er- ~.~~at ~ Chter of Poli ce and Mrs. R~t s­ JelJ. BaHey, Cotch and MBI'I. Chai'lea McDonald will lt'~tVe het1! Saturday mornine for St. Pelt'rsbur·' t.Nmph •• or. s peed an d tonight. " Bl'OWn will throw "ver)l· Litll~ Leaaue went into a secocd I r· \.o . Trol~l- I ~h~ a ~, Phlihv~ Beeg}e R' ~on Set For ort a.nd 0n A . u·gusl J2th . Fla . to take Danny Fleener, nef)- I Youn., reunion et 1he Halliday hew o f the Baileys, ba{'k to h iS School near Burll-nl"hlm lnt SUI\· home afler he had spt>nt the liUIII · day Other r ecent a:ue1 t1 11 t !he mer here . They plan to return IJ) Chee!!iebrew home were Mr1 A P D ·• next Patty and Ho r bar<i Macomber, Rosetta Duni•P I" Bailey w11l vmt theu· grandmoth ~· Mt _ and Mrs. JUtlph Radclitte and Mrs . Elma i::pple and •unt, t\-ln daughter Jttannt~ Columbus De.lore, and th tMr& . Walter will ~(~onald rhtldrt-n. l'illt}'" . Jau 1· u11d p an~· her ii!lter, Mr!l. Arthu r cr,, Th~ 40th Annlv~rdtJ Shetla , are v111iting 1h~r~ ~rnrH ipa ,·- vert, tu Fon LauderB\IIe, Flo ., Beelfle Reunion wUI be held Ill enh, Mr and Mri$ . Wtl!tam Whltl' , S<~ t.un.Juy They plrm to le~tve tty lhe Portland Scho'>l, Sundey, AUI Bul'htel, l.!u r 1ng ltlt' u parent's va plan .. from Charl e8ton airport Sat 12. Headquarters for the reunion cahon M . urd ay 11flernoon. Mr ~'. CeYf'l'l ha~ will be tht- Arthur Beegle relld· r . ~nd, Mr~ : J_a ,_ne ~ Donn ~·l!y Lt•en v1 ~lti ng h er d<~ueht.,r , Mr~ enre, locat(>d one rnUe att Ra lir.~ c h1ldrt ~ _tclt Jo r.l rl<~ y for P111 ~ Keuneth Bo~;ter, L.nd fltmily in Gal - elnf', Ohio, on State Route 12f. D~r gh to VISI\ r~lallve~ ;.nd Ut :-y l: IJO ll~ fur severul months. Wed· Hlfhlle:htin~ the reunion will v.ere ucco mparnel.! by l!:lt'nn ur nesday Mrs. Cowrt and Mn- Rain· be the aquare dan« at Portland Huffy, daugl)ter or _Mr . and Mn> t·y v1slted tht.!ir brot hers. f.uth ~ 1 • School Auditorium on S•turda)' D?n Du ffy, who wdl v t~ it ht ·r ;wd Harrv Ram sf' y, and f!llll ilics nijbt . August U, at 8:30. Between ~tan~parents and het· Sisler whu in Jlunt in&:l on . Beeilf 1 200-250 relatJves of the ltve 111 Pittsburgh . , C'"lan are expected to arrive Sat Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young and Gifr Hull, St . Pe1ersbur2. Fla.. urday afternoon for the Wftkend Mt's. Orin Smith visited in Bi •> is visiting relatives in this area . !eat-ivitles. Grand~ Tuesday on business and Thursday eva ning Mr. Hull and Arthur T. Ban~, Wllltubur&. also wLth Prof. W. A. Lewis, wh•l Mrs. Madge MOS8m11n, Galllpol iK, Kentuclt:J' is preddent and Mfl ls t"t'"t"Overin g from 11 he1rrl cvndi .._vis itl"d Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr:· Robert McKelvey former Portland tion. Elhinnev 11.nd l.!aug:bter. Karen. J'L"llid~nt is seeret~'1' of the r:roup Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamilton and Miss Helen Beeso n was a bu~: ­ Mr. and Mrs. David Oar~;t Jr. vialtness visitor in Corning Thursday <'d Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Holter and Mrs. Helen Batey and son . Andy family at Washington Courthouse have moVl•d from the Shiflet U· rerentl)' when Mr. l~amillon 't> partment on Fifth Avenue to !lw hirl hd:~y was cP"le-brated with a Covert properly on Mill and Jc' it"Jit fa mily d in ner. Mrs. Net.lie Hinzman and son . 0 . e. Klei n lefl tid• mnrning foe ' J~el!rf Hinzman, Beaver, Pa. , an ··] h1s Wlfe and children, Shirley, Do11 a flshlng trip m Canad!l. fie wil! . The Gol~en Rule Clast or the and Hugh, visited with Mr. 11nd go to Dfat borne , Mich., where he will join Gerald Rice , 11 former F1rst Baptist Church enjoyed a Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew wh~n thl' \" t·esident. Mrs . 'H:ice •nd corn roast at tile Roadside Park j came to attend the annur:l Hnye ~l soMiddleport ns. J ohn, Mich&el and Steph~ri. Th~rsday ~ ~v~n.lni (or the" last af :md her mothe'i. Mrs. Bovd on. !be~r annual thne out-door meetg<t rd , will arrive heR Saturday for mgs. a visit with ~elativeg; and friends. 1 The hospitality committee _inJohn R ice will be the tuest of hig; ~~ded :~and~rs. Paul Snt~. 18 co_usi n, David Riee, durin~ thei r Chle:nof Po'r donv!_all:erR Bild vstt. . ICe an """•· W!sell •t J h R't. . Ballf}y. ~ " rs. o n 1 1mu·e and daughTt ey se ei:l 1 ter , Delort!s, New Hnvl.'n were I sandwlch,esr~ corn, soppy Joe luncheon guesLg; Tuesdav ' of he!' ieed tea k~:;.loe, alpotatoel oblps tu nt · d un le M d. M E • ~ w erme on to an . , c , . r . an rs. ~r· twenty·fJve adult membertt and nest Lullunrc .... ,"!!"!Its and lhlrl 'hlld · M' d M D ." n ... een c rt'n. The .. an rs . avh• arst. Jr. blessing precedint fhe · are- In Columbus for a visit with was given by the Rev Cl supper th f'lt · son, w ·11 • aremont L ·tam Dlrsl . . who is E . Hoyt, a gueat. n\ tending the summer quarter at -''----'-~~~-~Ohio St.ate Uuiversitv's College of from Middleport Hi11h Seh~ol this Mu ~ il'. • May, has bee" employed b office Kenneth Mur1·ay, who graduated t!lerk at the Darin P.l\d Armttrong I SOCIETY I All Stars wtll match youth agninst si:r.e and expe r ieiH'I' thing he tan against us, " LPm· place tie wilh the lndians on in t h•· 23•·d 110nuBl All Star gam\' hl'au sa id . •· and Wt!"'re going to be Thui'Sday nigh.t u they whlpp ed BY rARL LUMOOUt'Si t.IL'Ik , aw•th.•r tr u ~ty ~e\t•ra11, uL~u duubiP.~. t':HI . Er4inr .failed !~1 toni ght , l.ut the. odds-maker~ fi~ - 1 rcar~y fur .:tnything ." the lndirms by a scort' of 8-4. 1queDt of Ius m _n th United Press Sporh Wri 1er ~uffered " ddl•llt s tt.tughl lrl· urn! the Nationel Football Le;,gut· l Taylor Phillips :md l;lniJ vtetur-y wa:, I'XIra fur 1umph t"t"l\evt'r' Ed H.obuek dl:JIIl!H" n Clevela nd Brow ns a 12· selected Earl Plkln:•llj The . took a 3-0 l_e ad tllf' bridge, whose are Uc eaust> h·· was a tt mstel!d. . IJOllll ehoiet• to win . uf State as his startine 1hlrd mnmt and held tl l1nhl thf atrange to lhe penr.ant race li.S i! l 'n the _sa mt> t•(mqmny whl'l'l' CarCtnCl!Jnllt.t to wlthm Tht> vr o club l'a s won 13 times along w.lth !he fourth the ln they had just stepped out of n di n~:~! ~tt t:her Vtnl'gar Rt;~d Mtzell two ~am~~ nf the lt•.P by deft llttn.g in the ~:~f£Hir . wl". It> Hie colt··~ialt· ~ I llowllrd C!iSSIHiy, Ohto Stat~, nn~~ dian~ tl.:d 1t up. spac-e ship . wM" e kee ping the Mil· was h~s sergeant un d ~ell_., we . th e ~u.~s. 5·2 tn \0 tnmngs on G~s h11 ve wou ~vert games with tWll D_ ur1 Mcilhenny. Southern M"thowanket> in first to· weren t e x " c t I y budtln:s. He 1 Bell, 22nd ht;me r and hts th.tr d_tn But the Brown.i we re def<-:tl· and fullback Don Schaefer, . the Red came- bark rliiY time when their veteran would have vreft·rred bett\lllg t11t· 1four games . r ed K!uszt•wskt ed 11 yc·a r ago 30-27, and the Pau l t>.:o tre Dame . tn th - t(lp of the tour 111 8wt"re heroes zd lm:.t c<Jd of Mur r.v Dick!!On , hur . it u11 :tt :{ :l wtth h1s 27th hnme r Brown l' lcven ronly twice has loo.;t runs that olinched vir · Pl'lilli l.d ho h d was hap p)' \LI for with a man un til th <' J.wo games tn a row to the same ep,lel'lThey added _ ancther m 1 . p&, a. 23 ·year'11 w s e _ formant.• when• h•· struck out Brooks LawrenN· won hiS 16th tt•am. "' """ after the lndiaM had tal11erJ for 8 bast>IJall hunt- six Redtunls Sl;w 'vl usial banged !l,aLYW LP a n•\ief roll> . Hence, hl·lld r oat•h Curly Lam The Stan aa will bave ORe m- t!lte boUom of the fifth . h:! m _t.S M:ht""11 Pt 1tched a 1 rl'l'- homE' lhrt! t" runs t .• gLvl' Torn Po· Uc11u of thl' All wasn 't luok · niore weigh{ in but s!Lill .. Benny Dent. was the winning " 1't'T'hn _} trs hm!I.JtJr.... 1t'l:II:IUhl:' hols ky a n d ghl . hi l '.t•t·oml The Giunts the wlll be outweighed the .,1.. antie bl.lrler and also collected threP St u-;ua% n:g t to t triumph l'hlla dd phi ll winning sln· ak wlth tt<u:e with hi• 39th ho"*' In a 1S·7 Browm' forwards 1UU ror the wjnninq se"re. Elli!! .... 1 s,- 4· 1. •"• wac~ vdt· . th:t"~ ad,ldnba a !'.-2 victory in wh tch Jul'l1ie tanket~ tr-iumph at Washlngtrn't in ht>avl~st men will his taclllles . Clonch bad three safe blows for e ec au sl' t' ar · DODGERS ILAST PIRATES Brandt prnpelled Lwo homers. wklch Henk Bauer b""1"1f.. four B0 b Sk ki dl 23 ' thf' Indians l.l iul.s wo the seconrl Kam-e hy The n11wed within 8 Willil• Bill White also hU& 11 rwt Billy Merlin, lUI Skrnw· orons • In ana, 5, and· 1' · s· dl belaboring Genl" Cvnley 'rhe Pre· nnd ll half 11f the t np tn· dr · for thl" Gl11uts . Andy Sem ron and Andy Carey _ had three Frank_ D'Agm;Uno, Auburn, 2Q, he League ,an n gs: ni g ht it was ynunt,: Trow- feati ng Pil hUu r gh 7-3 o na 1nifk lut a tw o·ru n homer for U1e pack and_hls Hugh Pltta: Texas I MIDDl:E'·PfJRT LITTLE LEAGUE who came to the rl'seut• by job 111 whtch they made use Phils BOSOX NOW SECOND Hrff, West W. l. Pet. 18 11 beating the Card s wilh ·a s ill-hitter of three J'irllll· errors. Junior Gil- . Mentle want 11 gllmH The Red sox tuok over seeond A · s _pen _ 9 4: .091 0 after whir!\ Le~J.' '"T h.e Ht't " Bur· 1111:1:1 u11ult> fou r hit :., two of them ~o~hud of B·a be Ruth's home run 1 ·u 31 1 h h e er, rmy, • Bn n ve• ' 7 5 fiR~~ p aee esw1 int flwhich · trump overt e gle, Navy, 190, and 1 his eenter, · ifTl!l. ---------------- 7 ·• • Oriol Frank Sullivan B b p lie" ' ni M d qq,;. Sox 5 JiBS . --' o e ~'r1 , aryan , ..-,. 2 11 .182 pitched l six·h1tter Buu Jimmy ----~- •• Piersall delivered the .•~ ·m argiual The Brown.s' defensive I'~~~~!~ I REOLIOS • llltAVES run~ with a two-run B\{tgle. Ted will overage aTound 225 · MILWAuttE- uP- ThP cir.· William~ HOI lwo hit& and was well beha ved all the way. The game will b~ tldecast over c-innati Redlegs train their heavy 't\'HTN·TV, Chann-el 13. .artLIMPv em tbe leaa:ue.IPadin1' Shemutn Lollar agaln .sparked r.fllwatikee Braves tonight in an Lhe White Sox by drlviQIJ In tw o ·ef(ort to rep-In aecDnd runs and sl'o ring a pai"JI., himself in a Q-2 triumph over Cleveland that dropped !he Indiana to t:tird natlll'~ .' Pla.ce ~~~~,?i~~ !~~.~,~il~"~!?.~!~~! . F·lrSf STEEL IRS GIT RIADY OLEAN, N Y -UP-Tbe Pltl>burih Steelen: ran throujh thelr ly UNITED PRESS first scrimmage Thl,ll'Sday in pre· SAGINAW , Mich. - Pat Lnwry, paration for a p~e-.season ¥•mt;l 1'oledu. Ohio, outp oinh•t.l Yam:t \ with thl' Detroit. L!Cn&, Aug. 17, at Hahama , Bahamas 10. Lhc G\asli Bowl m Toledo, Ohio. ;t);~:;:;·g;;;:'A:.:M;.d~" '"~~:~;~~· Rookie Pitchers Keep MIDDLEPORT . hf ReSUIfS F1g SPECIALS Meigs County Fish and Game Association AT THE J t952 FORD 19$3 DESOTO 1951 BUICK 1950 BUICK J950 'PLYMOUTH ~ PLYMOUTR .All Prleed for Quick Sile RUTLAND AUTO SALES ._.!hJ!,d, 0 • Ph. CITY HALL, Pomeroy ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND AUGUST 13rh &P.M. ·' Wilbur F. Hennhig, . . ....... .., • . �6-The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 Aug 10 '56 WANT 4DS '*""" JIG' wurd,~ - · lflttioa. K..mm!DD rJu.rJle ... J .... ~ ' eMU per word for thre. lOG teeUtin inaertiou lpec:ial-One mootll. for 3D ceotl ..... r"-lll r•te or ;a ct:ll'l.l pe woro wtll be ebareed fCir adverttslnJ: tf not paid for befon the '3th of eacb moatb followitli ~r1.1on l:rron w Advt:rUsLna-Sbotlld be reported lm&:.edlMt'llJ T 1e Da1ty Sentmel wall not be ref!Jk'll!lblf' for more than one wcorrect lD ......._ ar; J: t;pl:'(:Jal Nl,l prtnte~ at regu 1ar clhsifted ratPB Obttuarl28 publis.bed at 1 Ct'Bt per word Ueet~ oJ l!.veota c 1 1 Not1ces SA VI DON't YOU KNOW;' Bakers will give ) uu the b1 ,~ uade on {urUJ.h.:re ur app\uan C"iO 4 6-tf BEF.R and Wine nuryuu1 l'hn1 1 lJp~O I ~rlllrl"' p!Ps(,rou•rv )< jl 810Jtc (21 Card Of Thanks !HE l'A\111 Y of Hob1r1 Adkln~ W1~h~ ~ I t ~ I hank th• n' t~,;hhtJ I '> on ~ltddli prHI I!Jil th• n•t f•h huts on (,r <~Vrl !hi I thr Middle port }o 1rst A1J Squad the Hev Roher! Slvt•rs ror the ~ung~ M1s Rohl'lt Coat~ for the beau L1ful mus1c the H<JY.IIIIJ.::. Coals }"unt>r11l llume I ht Rt•v l art for his consolmg Wl)rd5 th~ pallheanr :- Mrs Pt rrl Kester son rur her kmclnP.ss all who ;,f'Jl( f]nwtrs and .rll those who SO futthfuiJy hl'lpcd Y.llh OUI ra I her m h1s Ialit lunely \• .~~~ ,md all who hf'lprrl 1n a ny wry S1n cf're th a nk ~ to o('VCrv• nf Tlu f<'a m II y 8 10 ll<! ' WANf FLDEitl Y ,, upl, ur two nl 2· roDm ap<ll\!!l cnt v.1 th scm • htth lall6196J 883lc 'II ll ~ WIU p, B)<:l I I fl 16 For Sale or T rode Langsvdlt 117) 8 ltH~ Heio Wanted Ho<~rrl a nd ro wagC' s Wntr rns ~1JnPI s~lllt r.1r~ Jl\ fl R fitc- 1201 Busmess ~erv1ces RADIO & l'Ell• VISION Sf< HVH..:E l'hune 200 Cldanu. A ppl!an..:e Store 118 W Man St, P:)mc.roy 2 2llf HOME BUI:..DEP.S Call (,uy NcrgiLr HRIIII' Uhlo H-6 fltc -- ----- <\: ABBOTT 1' V, SERVICE AIJ makes Jtepaircd by Ex pert Tec.tmJcJana Phone 821J.\ Y M.iddlepo.rt 6-15-tf brake QU!CK SEHYJC".: OD Watcb. R& pamng bf I' actor-.. Tr-ulned watchmaker • COLLiNS JEWELERS. Pcmeruv ~~tf Hackelts Saf~J :iervtce. W ellt Mam Street, Pomeroy, Ohio l6l Lost & Found ATIONWID. - --- M....,al 1..... ....., .. C.. Mut~al Jl,. •~·•- 0.. l ~ 1 Auto !:>oles u... 105-1 Blll( K Supt'l VH 4 doPr S~ ('] 1n lhllaltUW i1f1Vt $ \ UJ5 Hlat tina• s, l'unn tuy Ohlu 8 9 tl't: J........ ~ .. 1t5 E. lecond St. c.. PhAM 61 Pomeroy, Ohio 121) Reo! Fstate 1055 Ol OSMOHIJ fo Supl'l 88 4 BOOM HOUSE nt wly ~hmylt new ht~emC'nl n w ttMI f111 }11)\lrclay Ct.rupr powt l s\('ermg nllCe, o n Wrlch Tuwn Htll Mlll and brakes hvrltll.lllJlll(' lhJvt t r ~ vtlle Wilbur lmlw.lcn $2695 Bla~ttn 1r s l'oml'rily o fl ltJ Ulp ij 9 61<' Hm SALE I AR(,J• IIOliSI su1t 19~1 f<'OilD V8 2 dum unfl 4 tlnm (lhll for tLVo fam\111' ( l 1!>1 II! S1 t\lln ChoteC' of thrcl' frnr rar~ tn bU!IInCss rh~llld In I.'Xt rl $5fl5 Blaet.tuar ~ Pum r rr111 tlhttJ ]I' D! CIIDrlLIIOfl :\-I U ~ t hl ~t I II \0 6 0-6tc be uppt cCiated Phone 285 8 10 3\t 1054 MJ<~RCURY lln1LI !up cnupe "C-:-;-::~ - - - J<~on SALE--Pt!ar- i:hby Heal E11 Mort){ r C'.}, mcrcunrJtlll one tiWII tate, Rutland Township :-!1 II $179~ Blacttn lll ~ l'urneroy .L<'rcs hmd huuse bnrn nnd 1~u1 89 6k Ohw buJldmy~ S(!{' George A Ml'r n h11rt Admmtslra1or fl\11 11Y.i:1 1'1 YMOUTII Dl'ltt~e 4 fino Srdan one of lhr hl !>l ~Is In lnwn $00!} BlartlnHrs Pllnwrov OhJO R 9 6tc n'RIJO'I'tJML I BEA>IS ----=-WEBUY - - ---- 1953 I'ON'riAC Dr luxe R r yltndrr 4 door Sedan hvdllllllalll dnvt' $1095 Blaettn<Jr !il Pomeroy 0 6 f; 8tc -- __,____. (,oocl usN! AUTO RAJ)I0- 104P50 } ord $20 E McDamel, 81\H W M111n, Pomeroy ll 8 3tp OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. 80RA.P !BON - - IF ---- - - - - - -larg" 3 bedrunm~ dinlllil 1uom and in f1 nnl pun h 2 or urounti Gordon nr Ridenour Chc~ter Oluo R chen (,]a~scd kit IMth 11crcli )<loyd 9 3tp ..~on SALE-One glrl11 Wmtcr Coat and one Rlrls Pea ,Jacket size 11 to 16 Priced reasunublc Call 6116-J R 8 3tp HOUSE TnAILER 23 fl New paint 2 tone Remodi h 11 Fr11nk Frye, Rulhrnd 8 8 Otp I CLARINET HOI~N 11s11\ only 6 months , W Milly Thornton 757 Short 41h Sl Mlrl iiii']IOil 8 8 3tp FOR SALE 10MA10J<S MEX\ CANS larg~ ptnk ncm 11c1d 2nrl hnu&c east from ~hool house Willu:m H Holml's Syracust'l Ohio 8.fi I nw t CANNING TOMATOES Bring your owu conlal n~Jrs , pick your own $1 00 Bu Evenin~ calls, VlrglJ Walker Letart t'all,. R 4 6tc PEACHES-Hale "- Ha-ven anrl PomiM'fYt - 6 ROOM FRAME HOUSt.: ltvlng room METALI Phone G10 You hove som .. thing To Sell, Trode or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be You' Representative. - They Get Results - DID YOU KNOW THAT? INSURANCE AGENCY Pi,.., AutomMII•. H.. llh ACCIDINT Lit., Ce•u•lty and I•M• Real Estcte Bre>ker In MIDDLIP.tl!RT, OHIO 61:16-M PI<CII<U 6311 lhl'gtound! opl((L~!ll andh111 1 ~ 11 lhl'<l£>t:trrr frn o( a <olml'd lllllll~llr 1 Bt\ l'ttly I blowrng m~ •ur i~ (1\a htl ,,( v rl n G,JJhpohs g 11 Jgr lht olh~J wh11 h w.; Jm h 1vlng lllr' ~lint d.t\1 I do not fur lilt' ltfu or Ill( I <111-:UllH Ul llwt L.Juntdol (,ohho :st'l ho" Lhr• rmm com1• out ot It lrlown ~ll ll cmt) 1n i\-li'Jdr rnl ol uiJVl' I hPy burned thr tnlb • I ~ lt' l'lh f•om lum w1tb ar.ttylt'm to re I'S to get h 1m (JUt \ou co uldn I have push c rl nn urm am 1 11 whw rl' \llh,ndy • m<t c~ft s pnt't tn I n1 smn.s e p 1CCf' o ~r1ap nu n IIe ha d struc k a tram ouf nrn1 I l{l'rrs ~tatlon on ltto t.rnnd11 Jtd Hell light s were q r<h mg tlaln ~ I brll uad wht~tll' E!l 1ng ft1ll hhtst Ne\Nthrle~n he w.tlkt I ll).(ht up llllrl htl th{' troun '" !he racr 1 look fot the rallrni!LI to ~uc HIM bgosh Pon fell<'r hn~ nlreudy hnrl OnC' l'YP put OUt V.lll PIO lmhl} lnlle lhe ulhCI has rrnd\111 'i nf shouldcJ Ill m hclld I don I know v.l111l all Wrle and s('\111 l htldn n lrt m C' ndd II \OU cant ('Ven q•{' 11101 1ng whrstlrn~.: tram, r~d ligh ts nnr l all the warning lil~ns Ill Cl' alum llwn ft>vvrn·~ ~ uk e just sill\ hom• Stav home and lend \out holly hock s and g11thcr the eggs 01 some ttunu flecsu 11c you brolhi'L rnl have no buslnr ~ s none nt nil on !11rlav H lndiHilllpoiJs speNt trnrk~ spread .. 11 over !hi~ fatr tl•llnty ( 11 ) Wonted To Buy WGHEST PRICES PAID lor wreeked ~md junk ears Phone TU 22470. New Haven 8 8 6tp CONCRETE BLOCKS -.uUd lttttr Per Lll.. GRUESER BLOCK CO. 1 Mil•• North of Pomtror On Rt. 31. Cell Wm. Q...,...., Reek''""'' w I I INTO A DEEP FRI'EZ£ Fa< 16 HOLIRS~MTER THEY'VE~ Col BAKER ~· W Mrs. Van Vranken Is Guest As Sew Rite Club Meets Mr~ Harvcv V,qnVr mk1 u Y..Js 11 ~-:uesl wlwn tht w lhh S1 Will!( tlllb met Wedn{'sd.l~ t\llllll~ lut H so( Jill cvl:'nmg on \he Lrnt:olu lld ghts playground Pet M1lwaukrc Rruokh n { mrmna\1 St l OlliS Phlladdphra P111 Shllr,:!h 63 41 62 43 62 44 606 rlmngo NL'Y. Ymk s.. Home made Ice cream and <"ake wert• slrvcd by the hosle·~e.., Mts L. I •oo GB 585 2 53 53 500 l ~ 490 12 45 59 433 l8 4:1 flO 37 1\,l 417 HI~~ 370 24 51 Thursdey'• Re•ulit, New Vurk ~ l'htladelphl<l 2 Brookhn 7, P1tlllburgh 3 Crncmnllll :t Chtc 11 ,.0 3 10 1n k ~ 1 4 Sl 1~ MJ WIHl l'C • . .ours 1 lst t~> J IJtc I Mt H EUwa1d t111w MACHEN THE GRADEl • • By A1an Maver ·- FURNITURE th~;e~m~e:m:b•~'~'~"n~d~o~n~,~~IQ~B~A~KI!~~R~~~~~~~~ ~77 Roraep1&1 aad praetleal Jo~ea cau. lwndreda of aerioll.a oa-tb.eIn each :rea.r. and _to•DIJiM po_InJuriaot..Safet1 Olllo the HJ11eae•n· A-Shy- Red TouriSt /lblVY w'EII5H7; et.IT '100 SHOI.I..OH'T ~ HARO-MN DUrT 'IW sa FOR ~ Ll'f''1'l.t! Yt:AR, /{E~F-7 /11',; WAY INTO 7'111! PIV'/5/0N"; Whether It Be A-- REFRIGERATOR, TV 1"0PIO, m'ANK5117 Or Any HOME APPLIANCE WIN 57'RIN15iZ PYm'IJ. A .' I . /S- !>7'RAII5N1' ALLEN APPLIANCE By CHESTE& GqULD CIIOSLEY neoler POMEROY OHIO "YOUR SUi'! RISE You're f TO AiMI:\lCHIU ... CHI'I; daURhter ot Only ' Young ' -Once •• ,· In your home !Jl.l y~ 'coulld I fh All·ll•drlc 0·1 He•t '"Milt • • • .. Heat111 ••II c .. ""' for Ho•u, Jtoroe, OlfJc.. Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Homo ' Single unit HEATS without fuel , COOL$ without water ••• UMI only air, •!egrJsity Phone 285 GENER_AL.-ELE~JIIC ' "' .. lEACH and WAMSLEY tERMS . SenD oat ol ...., lOft deat. are etuted ,,_ to tiM Ohio ladulrlal ~ I' J " lVou'rel, • ' OldI Along _ I ·time I'M ..... -.~~~e~e """" Ul.a& a. bo~ reeelvea rrom •IHir,U.I hll ow. DeWI,a,.r tnJI JMtp hiM eNcrJ • hUet, ..... J~I'OU ,... HU... ..... ' ne 1eiQII'fllllkNI. - '"fo•'N ew ,._.., eae."-t&o .,.... bntUH Uiat u. yov.Cia ill ,...... . . . . sltMI4 Wm•~ ' wMa .!11,. 1.. -'• lw.•••~ f&lhln ...............,, riaiM. ~ PEANUTS I ~dleport LP Gfi.J.V t.riD GQ 10 A MOVIE? OVER A I - - +---"-'-'"-" La_m_~ .. Capa or head t4Jftrlng ahOUI• be worn around movin&JUat:hnle1'1. the Ohio Iodu1 trlal Comm.lu1on ~­ tlleaft. Man 1 women workers aufer urioua Injury ddt year when thetr hair ill cau 1ht in moTina pari.. APRQ Rolnnd LeVaughn was llUrpm ed Wednesday evenin,~t when hi~ birthday was celel;tratcd With a ptctUC sunpef on t'he lawn of his home Mra LeVaugbn served the bl d t d tll supper at ta ea eeoru e wr ballnons 1md floWtU"S The gueste included Carl Adler Howard Price, Jack Weber, POint Plea! IIDt, Richard Street John Wnl{e Chet Currv. Wilham ChiS· ler, Sebastian Tedesen, Hl'nrv Ruek, New • Haven, Dale Whtte man Pomeroy, Douglas ~nger, Mllsvn ••Tbhn Devl11e, Gene Grate Walter 8 Harr1a, James Thnmu James Donnelly Mvrnn Mrller, WEATHERJR()N Ufll AUTO SALES cSoetor'• uare. ( 111tematkmaV OP :J'h,e Brightest ner In Mlddle'JIOr1 -~• To meet the de11rt1 of rvNy f•m1ly • , • •t • co5l the family METROPOLITAN -~:__L_•"-'' ~-t_C_hn~ago springtime Quality, Service and Merchandise Good Clean u ..d Cm All MU:ea 1111d Moder w:t_l'_ _ __ I Roland LeVaughn Is Given Party On Wednesday Eve 1\1 Ch.ules Hoffman and Mr ~ w~t S1 LOUIS 5 Mtlwuukec 2 d lard Bo)cr to Mrs Don l'nncdy Dlght n Mrs Elmer Whit< Mrs Don Co l lms M1 ~ lhndcs Spcmer M1s S•turdev'• G•mes Hay !\lower ~ Mrs Don Mullen, ' I Mts Edwlll(\ W r \1~ Mrs Eba Gtl l hl ltrdt'lph!n at Blooklyn ... Anrt you ran \ rl l Onilh Jmcl mnrr Jz nnd Mr~ Van Vtnnkcyt New 't'ot1r. al Ptlt~burgh Wilbur Wught I i-IHlrl so tno 1 host> ll us lt>s~rs ror the 1\('Xt 111uet1ng fun! boys were nmt 11kc n nf1l1 all Will bf. Mt s J+:Jmer Whitt• and Clnt>mnAlt at Mtlwaukec ni g ht they were t._ Harbor. The State..oWiled area tWtrrnlle beach. acceAlble tram \Vas formerly known as tbe Port. CllntoDt lbe.ptewil¥ to tbe ainesvwe State Beacb Fark. W.&Q lllaud.i-,#?- ' 299•00 BAKER I shoreUpe parldq * J Lea Anftl'elea on suspicion of assault wtth a deadly wea.JtOO -presumably her teeth. Po· llco aald ahe called and Ia• formed thetll abe was about 10 commit .WCide. TWo offiCCJ%'11 wen aent to her home ud lh• routed them, IJibng one OIJ tl\e arm 10 aeveuty he Waa under ol popl>r tree. on are picnic; tables lot tQ bandle some autoi'JlO<o bilu, A mute: P:IU tor the lm-provemenl of Headlands State iWk ctlb for expansion ot •!le!'klni dUzens who 8 ,...loo~ tho parldDI facllltfes and tile 1® sandy bathlDg beaches. _ bull41DI: of aew roads. I Closut, to tbis State's heaviest The oUler State-owaed bHeh J~ uLparks ate Crane Creek St4te C"l)ncentra on of population ln Beach Park, an ¥eli of 832 aCI'I!Ii l.Jlortbeastern. Ohio. Js a .tine saDd lncludJnl tbfei..mtle aalld tbeaeh a ;mUe lOng (Sbown above.) beach, about twelve rnUes east wltriin the 125-acre Headlands of Toledo aDd Eut Hatbor StatoS(ate Patk. jUit west of Falrpof\ Park. a i248-acte a.-. wlth~ a ROOMS Of ~ New Furniture FOB I I $ bJf:l 'IIIII! foriY mllei Undor of ihoreline on blue Lake Er-Je Js a prieelep herlta&e that Ohio enjoys. But only 11t three widely •IC&t~ spots does tbe State of Ohfo,own piece. o1 this shoreline a.vaDable to water-recreation- E =a -""""""" CUTS "'[lro.)l.£5- PRnTY aeorgl& Lee Margent!, 23, lJ ebowD being booked in FURNITURE~ ti I' tJ..o, E. '-1 () ~ 1111 srP.E.ETS ;, v;~v_, LM FROM WA5TJtkio ~E'1 ON REJ..A)(ATiCN • TJ.\AJ"' SOLVI:S rHE TRAFI=K:. &? - 1 I r cop If' k C'ep nr!'\1111~ WII h tnl' huw sare 4 1\n ahplont> 1~ Ju~l 111 tnd nil .md nny di~OIS!>Inn h•t me here s t11tc nw (/lsr Im nrv11 nrr never gonna be splltl'l!'ll nil uv~ • a Rocky M 1\lnlarn nnr hf' drop pcd down m 11 go'r(.:£' wht>rt' 11 20 mule tuun can't ('Ven ~wt mt out Know why? Cnu,. l m ll(VCI 1tnnhle m•vr1 gnnnn g 1 t rnlu one nr lh nse droalh thulrt s ~~ lhr Ill plane catru.Jitrr~ "-lll not rndllllc me I By UNITED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE V1 nru h u1 L Pet Bud!-:C' ~ B'' IIIV rOJhthn< " NLw Yur J, 70 37' bM Bulgt nnl ~ II.}~ tlw f1cnd Hnq 1111 hi 45 fi75 Ami ~o Hu .11 gum ent 1.rJ.(t s Wh'! C:h.•vt l tnrl 60 45 571 oh wh1 mu~L S11nda)'< bt s1 h'll 1 lllta 11 55 4fl 534 And win oh win dn I h IVl lhts' n "1 •o 07 467 ~ -..J IH1Jomfmi .Jhlc N<w lngl,md r.:o n I 11 f' 1IHII 47 59 443 :stltnn• ~ 111 1101 ' -· ceatH. W< II h.uzl ou t all those Umtgs \Va~h t ngtun ~ 43 ~: ~~ ::~ Notice Is hereby given that rnclud1ng s (o(ktn~s (ausas Clty 37 Dale M Dutton whl)fle post olfrce M~u wear sork~ .til t • tum Thur~day's Rf':o;u\h address Is Middleport Ohio has at hom{' II\ S(hfltll at pl.n Nt w Yot:k 15 wa~hmgton 7 hcen duly appointed ~ ~xe-eulor Wunder how thq flo H Noblt: Boston 3 B,tltunOII' 1 of the egtate of Ml!rrm McClurr! ~rronturas My h11t ltps to tlll K.tns, 1 ~ c 1ty 5 tlelroll .3 late of S11\l.sbury Twp, Meigs llllrk !he hdl Da sh ollnlltll\ { h tn~n Jl ('Jcvl']llnrl 2 County, Ohio deceased now nMH r.et hoi all (IV( r IIQ"IIll\ I s.turd•y'!il Gamr, nated this 30th day of July f...lk( I SA} er 1\V()II don t them ( \( \'tl.\fld At Kansas Ctly, ntgh• t956 M~\lwdlst~ II 1Xpect a wnltcnl (hlllgo .tl Drolrr!Jt John C Ba.con t xcu ,, ftom vo•1 Roston oil wa~hmgtnn nrghL Judge of the Probate Court Up and at 11 old gtrl Gb) fan Blltrmort" at New York Meigs County, Ghw .md Juli o St Paul 1017·3tc 8 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE Gold en Jutulee New Haven Orchard New Haven, W Ya Phnne TU 2!e88 7-31 -tf 'IQUR PLAN IS 10 TO'SS I.VER'tONE CROSLEY MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING 1~.1" ·.::::::;::::;:;:;:;~:::-~:::--:;-:;:;~~~~;:-:;I -~s~ now _s_u~~Y s( hnol RODNEY DOWNING By AL Ci\Pl' MAKE YOUR CHOICE ~-- Mt\X Wt\RU H1~sett Scaled Bids wtll b'" received by guest Mrs Gildle Wyle to the Uvard of Bounty (_ ommu.swn crs of Me.g .. County, Ohlo, at the OfC1ee of Sa1d Board, Pomeroy, Ohto up untrl 12 00 o ciiOCk lliOOfl, August 20 1956, for {urnishmg lhc folloWing l'ransport delivery of Deisel Fuel Otl', to the County Garage, llock Sprmif;, Ohw, at the Du't.-e. t1on of the County l!)lgJnt:'cr durng the 90 day perwd Commcn('tng August 20, 1956 BuuJ d of CommJ.st~loners rest 1 ve the Rtght to reJect any oc -all Ill rl.'! Sec 2352 Board of Co•mly Comm1~~roners Ge Melgs Couniy OhJO By Dea n Barmtz, Clerk s•r~ 17) 27' (8} a 10, 17-4tc D Your 13 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 226 E. MAIN n 20 E•~uter 221n E.tete of Merrill McClure de- C'OMPLETK rnsu~•'lce P"otectloD Life Auto Ftrc, Poho Call Don Mtlb, Middleport Ohio til-:'' mal r hluck and Pit H()UJ\D Ple.bc nolif} l' Vtta ~ !1>1 llhdlii<•Jwtt , Oh111 8-0tJ!i -- LEGAL NOTICE nsuronce 1 OS r - fl. ! - - - - -- PJu Ice Cleam and co rrec wr.re •nved b) Mrs Will Rcy,10lds, Mrs Ll'>hc Ervm Mrs Cia I rnce Childs .Mr~ Le~ta (,uti:Iard and Mrs Emma 1 aervlce I After-noon servJces will be h e 1 d at two o clock with special slngmg and talks by Rev. N L MttchE"Il, Athens, and Rev W E Crace, Jacksonville Mrs Leo Ch1lds and Mrs Erne'St Lalla nt:e were na med tv report a' the September mectmj:( on lhe ap rMs to be secon~d for the apple uutrer proJect CAR REPAIR NtJJ.(Ir•r & 'hr k {,,rJ,rg c Ila(tn<' L ll RAWLING SONS C(J - 24 Ohio 811 IHt llour Wrecker Service Oay Phone 8227 Nillht Phone 3039 I B1 I X DODG!I:-rLYMOUTH DEAL ERS 3-6-tl narncs Simpson Insurance Agent')', Mrddle]>Ort Fh r • AutromohJle:omplete WHEEL AIJC";-NMENT, Bonds Plwml 6315 X 6 20 tf bt..aneant and I Sunday School Will be held m the mornmg at 10 o'clock with a sermon by the pastor to follow at 11 o'clock A bas'ket dinner' Will be served at noon Th r Ph 1 la l he~ Soctety of the Churrh of C..:hrl.rl began tbetr 11n nuat plans ror thetr apple butler makrng project when they met Thuzsday m the church social rooms M1.s Robert Btrmmgham pres1ded 1n the absence of the pre sident and VICe-president and Mrs Fred 1 Gardner gave the openJnf ptayer Mrs U•sta Gothard wa• teader of the devot1onal serv1ce The Soc-1etv rs sturlvmg a sene~; ol Women of Jhr> Btble and Mrs Go ~>~~-1 ~ topic W<~s 'The Ltfe or MJnam" fllfl31p 20 I Trip· Hopeless By Philathea Group I YOUNL, 1\1 \~ Will n ~ 1u wor k tak~ rt 'ipon ~ 1hdJh n lt,t.tl hu , 1 D( ~~ ~;1:11fl Ill Hh l lliUUHII I J) (/S~ •hll l' ho llt 1111 X 4 fi pill FOREMA~ 1 Brethern Church on Sunday, Auz. 12, accordmg to an announcement from Rev W A Frost, pastor For Fall Outlined "'-tlh ;;mall [)ougi.IS Ov. Ohio The Dally S•ntiMI. Pom•roy Mlddl•port 0 , Aug' 10. '56-7 the l.<lttndge Evangelical Umted BABY :-.lnEH to I!H \\AN lED Hl Ohtn uce Present at the d1nner were Mr and Mrs Dalia:> and son Mrs Kel ton and daLJghter, Mr and Mrs W1lham Matlack, E E Ashworth, D V Ashworth and Mr and Mrs Knight and sons Terry and Dtek JN1tRJ\;\IJr t\ I\J J un :.t<1k( lJnc-k J..:Hdtl.ndtl"'n S{l] or tradt flrm -; B M Cooper Service~ 8 B I Auto \ I I I II 1951 Our shop w1l1 b( dos1 d from August 13 lo 16 tnduHtH Grue!>t'r Body Work~ J Paul t.rulCSCJ 8 7 41 p ()( park Ill ~ 'ur rent EIHtr c W<~i'p<Jpt 1 qramcr ( Jntun F1:-ht r Mrd X Prod, At Knight Home - - -- - - - h 2 fi~ UP - EiUIS, weak, aeaerall1 lc lower price• paid at forms, consu mers, wblle .and brcwns A jumbos 44.50 A large 42-44 A mediums Mr and Mrs Chester Kmght 84 37 A small 2t 27 B ]llrile 34 entertained With a hsh dtnner 37 FOB Cinclnnatr, A large ~9Monday evemng al therr home, ~. A med1um 43 45 I Legion Terrace honormg Mr and Mn George Dallas and son, Bil!y Ch1ckens about steady fryerJ and Mrs Aaron Kelton and daugh 3 3Y.t lb 19 ZO, hens over 5 lb 16 ter Kaaron 18 hens 5 lb and under 15 18, Mr and Mrs Dallas and son wtll hen s llght type 13 14 old roosters leave Fnday for Cross City Fla 9 12 where Mr Dallas w1ll be the mutuc Butt~r. 90 score 6H mstructor m the schools Mrs Kel ton and (laughter wtll reave Sun day for Savannah, Ga, where Mr HOM&COMING PLANNED Kelton b employed A bomeconunf.( will be held at 2 f1ve room apartm~ntH 2 four room apartments ;~,ll w1th \aundnes and garage~~ A N Bcngt! Ponlf'r<"n Ohm ~14 tf l'h CINCINNATI, 0 Are Entertained rent--lb:Ut&lioD Ladders, Scaffold Board&, Dreo Ool.hB Cllnton Faber, Mlddieport Phone 62ti5--X.. 11 l..d O[d rwa "' . .....au \ rw dlt->purl Market Reports \ Mr., Mrs. ,Dallas For Rent ( o4) \ ~ Glef an \"o;t ~·, .. • aevlel Party b035 Niklta khrushctJw, proved-to bl!l a shy tourist on ~ar -N.(t to Attren1 GI'Hce. She-c.u nooaaJzed whiJe takJn&' b1 UW_. M(h.taJ with a party ot Rus.. al.f.,lt. ' 'I.IM(on. Whea she realized whit bad ht,PPened &he tried to b* lwr taee.11 waa too late The s;rho'totl'~ ll.ad already ml1n• apd to Ct!t tldzi rewalln£ picture 01. her. (IAUrriiiUoMl t;rchult.lll') """ SUNSET ~'!ATIOI'il .. 990 On Your Dial By ERNIE BUSHMILLEK ' 11,E CHAMP WINS A PRIZE --IT'S A BOX 01' DOUGH NUTS /J)., �.. _.. -- --··· •• . ~-----------~~··\ ---- . '· ·~· I • • ' 8-The D.Uy Sentine~ The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 10, '56 • ICE CRIAM SOCIAL I.awn o( tb ~ ('hurcb on Saturday , Tbe Eagl" Ci&~<S of the Syra- August 11 , all o'clock in lhe even· cuse Methodist Church will spon- ing. Ho.>me made ice cream and sor an ice tream .social on the take will be s<Jid. THE PRIVACY ALONE llwartll ... 111111 ., I ! The Sentinel Daybook Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins,· Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 ~------------~------------------Gorden Club Members Mo$1el Hots Mode MRS, BLAKE ENTERTAINS ... cest of ' JJrs. E. M:. Blake entertained th• Tueroay Con.,ta Club ' and pri zes Wf:!rc won tw. Mrs. Millard · Wilderm uth and Mr~ . Walter Crooks. The hostess served a des·, sert courS£ lo th~!lf' named al>ove and ~rs . Earl Kmght, Mr~. R?bcrt Wlbun, Rawlmgs, Mrs. Ru:;sell Mr.s. Earl Warnke, Mrs. Emmett Shuler. ASAFE DEPOSIT BOX: AI boD1e or 1n the office, DANCE curloua oyea may chance upon JOur pooonal thing., AT THE however weB "hidden.• IU out bank. ,., qu but 'YOUTI ... the OODII:DU .cl JOur lele Depooll Bas. He~. 100, yoor valuablel an properly aate81Jonlel aplnst ft~ and theft. Why loot mit t lafe Depoot Jo< oow? Tho cost " 111!!1 ~ ~.llf, Log Cabin Music By Sunset Ramblers Every • Thursday 6 Friday 8:30 TO 12:30 PM Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1872 POMEROY From Flowers at Bailey's Lake Meeting 1955 CHEVROlET Belair · ·-- · ·· · .. · · $1995 4 door, beige over .coral. Local owner, tinted &lass, pow~ er steerlng. Elx.tra clean, low mileage, power glide. V-8 ra~,/J>, heater, back-up lights. 195SCHEVROlET .. · .. · ·-- · .. · -- $1695 Extra dean, 4 door ''2 10" V·8 motor, with overdrive. Heater. 1954FORD ··-- --· · -- · ....... $1195 ~ht blue finish. 1953 PONTIAC · · · · · ····· · · · ·· · · · · · · · $1095 ' Chotec of three fine cars • 1952 Chev. Dlx 4 dr sed. $695 g n.~e n finish . Extra good . . , ... Powerglide. Original tl<u·k fnr model. Local owner, low mileage, very clean, Heater. 1952 Buick Spec. dlx 4 dr sed · · · · $895 Sparkling original two tone green. We've this car since new. Low mileage . 1955 Ford V8 Sunliner serviced ~ Extra clean 4 door 8. Dark green finish, radio, heater, scat ~vers . 1953 CHEVROlET · .... · · · · ., · · · · .. · $845 A real buy, 4 door. ''150" series 2 tone blue. heater 1952 STUDEBAKIR · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · $545 .. Extra clean 2 door Commander V-R motor, automatic drive, heater $2,195 1952 CHEVROlET · .. .. .. · ., · .. · · · .. $865 Fairlane Conv . Cpe . Liko new condiUon. Ford-o· matJc, Low mileage by careful local owner 1955 Olds Super '88' · · · · · ·· · · · $2,695 Holliday Cpe. Pnwer steering and brakes. HyrlramaUc drive. Almost like llhe day it was sold 1954 Mercury Hard Top cpa · · $1,795 Monterey. Mercumatic. One owner, sharp car CONVERTIBLE. Heater, radio. 1953 STUDEBAKER · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · only $679 Elotra clean. A real buy. 2 door champion. Heater 1951 FORD · · .. · · · · .... · · · .... · · · · $499 Cheap transportation "6"' 2 dr, new paint, heater, radio 1951 CHEVROLET .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · $625 1953 Buick Spec dlx 4 dr sed .. $1,995 6 pass coupe. Power glide, heater and radio Dynaflow drive. One local owner 1950 PlYMOUTH .. · .... · .... .. · .. · · $475 1953 Poniac Dlx 8 cyl4 dr sed · ·$1,095 Hydramallc drive. Thoroughly recondition. 1953 Plymouth Dlx 4 dr sed · · · · · $995 REUNION SUNDAY The a nnual Hobsletter Reunion Will be held Sunday, Aug. 12 at the George Hobstetter residence on Rose Hill , Pomeroy, beginning at 11:00 o'clock. iiiiiiiiii WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS still have •om• lete' boa,utlao and aome aharp 1953Buick Super V8 4 dr sed .. $1,395 1948 DESOTO 411oor · .... · .. · .. .. $95 Dynaflow drlve.l Original turquoise finish. One owner, clean. New paint. lf.J: ton panel, heater • ---------------- 1.98 . Downington M4m 'Is Held In Jail On Theft Charge On tbi jo& (...furN you'U ~ f~. • • .... TheSe Big Yank DuftgCireft are greot .values. long wear• ing, w~hoble, comfortable. Have these plus fntura men wanfl 1951 Pontiac dlx 2 dr & 411r sed $595 Real buys in every way MANY MORE pockets-including watch pocket and rule or plier pocket on right ~'"'"frotcft.. seam reinfo«ed- large belt - loops-non•scratch metal rivets at strain pointlmefal buttons, and snap fastener In waistband-ancl generou&ly full cut. san.: Tailored from 8-GUnct • fori xed deep Blu•. Denlrn. ELBERFI:LDS ! B.A K ER Furniture ·Offers You I..;.._Mi · : . . POMEROY, ...t lfrs. weet: in 8 ~ y.., 's.,., v.i.. lo oo btn-llno,- SALE EVER Sw4-"FIRM·D·REST:, ltJtltt• ~J laslsteat D1111nd You'll hardly believe your eyes 1 when rou see this fum, smooth·J rop mattren. h's beautifullr 1 u.ilored ~itb iinesc materiah, £or long wear and the spitJ~ ,., ; 11 li11• comfort you need. You'd , expect to pay mucb more for ' such hig:h quality Sealy future&. ' \'e .. JrN ubd fot ltl Wbea Se•ly na "''' rt«ttd· bttakhaa Plut rear, oar l1ctorie& coulda't keep "' up witb dt!l cltmaad! Once again-for a , limited d1110 oiiiJ-JOII caa a ·•boppaas .Ur~ecte• dollan ~ ~·five ceou on &be brnou• "En· cu...d NIJ.u' .Manrt.u. Aa4 JCMlstiU t•c,a 10. ,.., wtiarl• pancu... l ; ••n p!'fO!I f!l! ID.:.IIt "'"""'"' . _ •......,. 10 "t'IAI OUA.I,Unn . ' ',, l I .·I ' MiddJeport_Band Boosters Make 1 · Plans For Social ~. \ ·<:·, ASK JODi DOCTOR '7950"'' M•"ll ttll y.tlll ttl•l•• Slup Cill'ir.m .. ly hill Mlltl ...... c-ctty, .. ,.,.,. ........ ,.... ..., ..................... •.,.. -WF liNt......... - 2t \'lM WIITTrtf CIWWnU tit 1ET1 ;.,,...t.N1• 1M .IM/rMi 111'11.. A...,_• ..._I Au•d•!&o. ... - " ' ·n. Mlw- M_,.,.u dt.t,~d It c~'- will l!tadlltt OrJ6cr•li't~ from l,l!M,. l lxt,..SMII• MIHrHs .'J·~··+• ' ::~!· !f\:!~nC::&l~n:~i~e:u:;; ~~~ ~~~~:pC:e~:.ean~r~~~:~ I ' I Open Sunday I to 4 PM Weekdays 8 AM to 8 PM ON MAIN STREET BELOW HIGH SCHOOL from Reeei vi ng the degrees Meigs County wefe Max C.r ab\rec, BSEd, Ca rpenter, Rt. 1 M<tx.lt" Vinson Crabtree, BSF..d, Carpenter Rt. 1; Ruth Bobo Starkey, BSEd, CarPfntcr : CeceliA Leifheit Hart, MA, h.t. I, Pomeroy ; James Heory Lochary, MEd , Pomeroy; a.nd RandAll RQe Talbott ,MEd, Portland . In addition , William France1 Duer of St. Mary 's, W . Va ., former Wahama High School band di~T. IJIN. IIR . HUI(H STOCK· rector received a MEd degree. · br. Stewart H. Smith, president VfiLL, ,brfolllant ~omm4ndtr ol Marshall Colleje delivered the First lriHsh Army Corps in addren. Chapll.in m.anyl reportedly hu been was Rev. Charle1 to Lonclett "lor consultations" Fin1t t)Mcwlaflon ·II'Ose hft!MIII8tet.,.1h.at he would bt •PIJOint... conlmandf'r ,bf the lrlthn Meclterraneen· fore. et; now under full alert In -tho 5-u-. c1n.l crlliL Margaret Nich~los Of Eaton· Rapids, Mi~:higon, Dies """.,.d 11"'' I y.,. ~ - ....... ·-.... .-" - .treduates in all Teeetvtd at the annual 8Ummer :;;:;~"''., held in MemoriJI es·t Clini'c .':IL;)(I This Week Top Fair Steer Sold}'or84 CentS Per Pound The top steer in the GalHa Co. JltDlor Fair brought ' r:lshty·flve cents Per pound £or ita in the Fat Steer Sale "'!'"!....~.• the lair, It waS reported stil Smith, oama o<Junty./.llri•ui-1 ture Agent. The Mldelleport !.rind Bpostera The steer, an , An1us, waa pur. Association wil~ bave an ·1c:e chased by the Bob Evans Steak Cream ~ial fJD the lawn or the Haq~ of Ga!Upolis. Owner ·of the HIS:b $cho.ol · on Au1ust 22 st•rt- .steer wa• Ropr Martin. He is' a ing •t. ,6 PM according to plan.a stud~nt of .the FilA at Gallla Acl· made- T·h ursday when Mrs. Emer- demY Hilb &:JiooJ. ' •on. Jones, pre.sideot bad i ·meetThe second place ste"t'l', another · · IDs at her' home. Those assktint Anaua, bT:oulht ftfty-four cents with the plans wefe B1Dd Direc- per pound and was purcbaaed by tor Earl Warnll:e, Mra. Franek the EYlm CAfeteria in Gallipolis. vl,ce.preaid~nt, and lt waa raised by Clarence· Fowler, Anderso", Mi's. Harold , Woodl;erd, treu~Ue. abo a member' .or ~be GaJlipolia Horpe--made ice eream, cake and FFA Chapter. The third place steer, a ReTecandies will be sold· •t tbe Sqclal and the band plam t~ 1lve a con- ford, wa1 sohl for to~y-nlne cents cert that. eVentQJ. · During t~e per pound to tbe 0 Den Lumber ·meeting Thund.ay niJht tentatin Compa~ pf GalUpoUa. It was ~ais­ p1ans were made for Tq: Dly W:lthl8'd b,.._ Gwen Evans or the Rio Mrs. Francis Anderson' -.•s ·ebalr- ·GraOOe , 4-H Club. man: Date or the Day wiU Smltti ·aaJd that 23 steen w~re , be announced later. · ¥Jid In ~e nle and th~ averqe ' ~ -priCe ~t pound wa 8 thlrtY"'lleveq: , T•c I l NOLZIIt MOS,ITAL - cenlj;. N"' rocorcb wen ,., botb Admitted :rrid1y: Mrs. l'oph· In ti:Je •'!'eraJe a.ale and In tbe · ro$a JObn&OD, Vlnton' liD': · Mrs. blab lndlvtdual 1a1e . at the fair. , !Wpb Noltll•r. Rlclae; w: W. ,et. 'l'b• f-Ir IJ!C•";,.~•~!.~~t.. tft{j wetk aud w~ . ' . ' · Staat& Letart·, RD., W. 'Va, ' . WJ.U c.ta'R . More Fun Than ACircus, Harry .Says In Chicago IV RAYMOND LAHR cated in Melp County was robbtd or the equipment two tlme11, once last week, And onee In th~ we-ek before, . In other poUc:e action, CiieS~r Barnhart, 42, [)Qrwln, waa: Interned in Mel1s jail Fri!J~ by COn· ' or Sutton Pete ·hr the Dtmocratlc 1 favor of ono candidel.e for the .stable Hendrix, on a cba)'ge coftvenHon, form.,. ·Pres- Damocr.etlc .,reahlential nomln•· a. bad check. Tb" case wiU Harry 1. Truman tell• 1 ne'Wll tlon befo,.. Sunday.'' heard in JlJsllce of the Pe-ace R. will "qt~T~• · out -In (lntemotlon.al Sounclphoto) L . Grindley's court. The sheriff aleo reported that Albert "Red" Keeto,n, Mlneraville, wa.s fined $5 and COAts, and sen~ eiilced to five dayj jn the C(]unty jail, <ln t\J'e charge pf 411\Urbioa: tbe peace and ll'ftfstina •rrest. This action took place Friday., In Mayor or R~lne Howard Frank's • Lt. P. · F. Klein, instructor at 1 Gor.don McHaffie; Faye Wlllon, court. \}. S. Naval Academy, Annap- Point Pleasant. · Md., was the gnat speaker Lt. .Klein, who has just ~return(lnt~DfMtian~l Sound~CJto)" the Middleport-Pomeroy ed from • summer tralnine cruise Frlday evening wt.tb mldsblpmen from the Naval! Met~o•dlst Cburth. Lt. Aoademy and the Naval ROTC · son or Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. uol~ throughout the countrY • .gave was introdut'e<l ·bY his fat- aD mterestlng travelogue or their Judge Cedric Clarkt vim tD ten European countries. . Joha Tlte crulae was made by twenty sb1ps, 1including stxteen deatroy- . * A · · ers, two bat~ ~b~ 'nd !!fo cariCDtN.P liS, Qbio · nets ·~4... ~k'~~~- :~ · wi\b boltlarg, and ·lui&ll, bad · ~>o<n uf Mn ..'Margai-et . NICho twenty _days•·oi ibunt_ -tn Europe thy· growth in Ohio between UN'l , Rapids,( Michigan. and forty days at 'Sea. The- mldBblp aDd 19M but the total number of 1 · was tbe sister or men receive practical knowledge small co~Cenb increased JDore · . o~ Mid<(leport. . • 'Ch .: . of their sJudies in tbe . En.1ineer- than the number of lara;e ones. ing Department! f:he Gunnery ,d ept · Mr. :and Mrs. Brt\nnan left today · · , and the Operatiotl&'Navia~tiOo That'• the lint 91>servat1on o:· f.or : Elitpn ~pids' wbere they will att~~d Jbe.· 1uneral· services. Moth ,# er Gt .1\fn. NiCholas, Mn. 'Margaret .' show the Flag all over tbe world n&ry_report of the 1964. Census of Bianifafi.. ..of "!Marietla, will' Dy tn 'dd}~po d"omf~iends and guardians ot f~ee- rdanur,actures just released by tbe EatOn.R11pid1. today. ' _W . . . .I . U. S. Department of Coirlmert1l. Ntebolrls ~ .sur.vived by ~wo 1onp..· William and Charles, botti or ·~ · · . . .. .· . The speaker stressed tbe impor· Thb; Ceasus is the first CGmpiete " .Tbe ~_est . chnie spon~oretJ by, tance of control of the sea 50 ·t hat ~usus ot' Manufaj!turers · tinct'" t!:Rt.on-" Rapids; and a dau1hter. ,tbe Mer,i County ~ealtb. Depart- strategic materials may be im· 1sl7. -Interim repOrts Were 011 fi Mra'. Jacqu,line Jf)hnson or San Bernardi~e, California. ·aiid tbe_ Tu~ulorua. Asso- ported to thJs country ror our in~ SlnlpUng bJsls. . ~!1:i~.:•as held thiS t~e dustrial development. One -~t- ·ManU:futurlng establishments in ol Dr. Ray PlekeruJ in Mid· bod or · control mentioned wu the Obio increa&ed tn the sev~n-yes · CAP v/I.LL MEET , . plaCing of tbe Sixth Fleet in the period fi.om 12,302 to 14.632, a Civil }Jr Patrol Cadets <lf the eliaie 11 usually held tn the Medlterranean-Atlantic in UN~ a:ala of 11 per cent. But small ron- Meigs County .Unit met Thunday 1 of Dr. Edniund Butrimas, the 7th Fleet In the F'tQ- East cerns, under 20 employee! incrtas· evenhiJ at their -lleadquarters at o·n vacation. Conducting the where it had sueb an important e4 26 per cent, from 7,273 In 194:7 the Sht,der building on North 3rd W'll Dr. C. R. Markwood, part in the Korea conflict. to 9,137 in 19&4. . Avenue. Tbtlr next regular meetColuril:bus. . ' Mld(lle-aized busfnu1e111, employ· inC wl.ll be. on August 23 at 7 :30. . · tWo new . ~t. Klein ~:ave a reaume or the iq f'tom .20 to 99, increased 11 A new pro~ct of the Civil Air · two new VlSit to Swede~ and was .entbus- per cent, ft'om 3,()84 to 3,431. P&.trol 111 the cclll!cUng of sales three old iastlc about that country for ita Concerru employing 100 or more tax atimp•. ·"h,~-~l;l~ contac~s. cleanllne~, lt., )Jeauty, and lts a- increased 1.~ to z,o&i, a gain or tl were M~ bundance ~ f!.,owers. He told or 8 per ceat. ~ , ·M n. Elizabeth 1 the b01pltahty &howo. the Naval Total employment in manuf'ac. nurses,' and force •,nd ~e panlel tbey gave in turing Ia. Ohio has an overall ln· ;~~;;;~~r.~,;~,.~k~in~tbC' return. Tbe Swedbb amUIIemen_t ·crea,e or per cerit, parks,_ Bota~lcal parka. and fest,l- 300 ia ttH~ to 1,270,200 in 193· Viii! JDCJ~dill( the Mldsummer a Thia overall increaae in Ohio wr 1 Eve- i'est1veJ which he was .Prtvt~ remarkable becaute 10me linea of leged. to· attend we~e of parttcular munifaCtUrlnJ which are PJ'(lminlnterest to Lt. Klem. ent in tbia state were slow ln JW During the bualii~ss meetln1 it and some · 'heavily lacl~t:r,Jirer was 8J1Dounced that the Wellaton states bad a decrehe i~ emplof! , Rotary Clnll would pr~ent their meat. annual 5?.ncert on Ausust 19th at ·8 p.J.I at the Welialoa Hfab SChool. Metbodtst wO~n who prepared ud seryed the dinner were M:J-1.. ij"enrY HennesSy, ~~: E. M. Blake Mrs. Max .Roller, Miq Bess San· born' aad Ml,. F<ied~ Faebnle. Small Busmess' , Show·sGreater Ohio Jncrease eCISIOD United Prru Staff Corrnpondent CHICAGO UP - Former pres. idr nt T r u m a n l>iid today he , QuipQlent. The wainnl ••• iwom I by If. E. Cuckler of AtheDI Couo1 ty and charges that the mine lo- ·P,F.KleinlsSpeaker Rotary Meet'S On Friday· ' 1952 CHEVROlET · · .. · · ...... · ....... $745 Pomeroy Motor Company 1 .rested Friday by Dtlpuf.J Sheriff Jed W~blter and ehlrled with the tlleft of ·:1200 wor)b of mlnlnJ e- .' rum an • • Six Meigs County Receive AtOU partment, Loweu Wootea ••• •r- • Two' deep frol'll Oild hlp The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Chunh o( Syraeuse will bave .!1 picnle in the Syra· ('USe Roadside Park on Friday ev- . ening, Augud 10, at 6:30 o'el<Jck. Membe~a ~re askli"d to bring thdr own 1able servit::e, sand· wiches and a covered dish. In the evenl of rain, the picnic wtU be held In the Church annex. The ('hildren or the membera will he gue&ts . . ·--,-- - -- - wa1 1 A '24 year old Downirigton man \ 'lis bfiDJ held In · the .,_eiga County jail, on cbar1e. of er•l)d laretny. Arie1Jrdina: to the- $herlfrc ~ Extra clean '!> ton truck, flat bed. Hooter,. red finish New blue finish. low tGII.Ight 64 to 70. Dunga.rees Missionary 'Society To Hove Picnic IIEAT~ST 10"1. SINGLE COPY 5c Ice Cream Social Set For Saturday By Fire Department The- Middleport Volunteer Fire Department will have their popcorn machine worklmr Saturday evening as a part or the ice cream 8<JClal which they are spon.soriog at the Village Hall. In t'Rse of bad weather, the 10cial, which Is usually held on the lawn, will be In the Fire·-house jarage on Race Street. The (iremen wiiJ sell pop C<lrn, eorfe~. pop ,ice cream, home·made cakes, plea and candle& and any contri· The sale butlon.s are- welcome. wlll start at ' 4:30 PM. th,...tt Sundlly. Hlp toct..y In the 195 I OLDSMOBilE · ., · .. -- · · · · · .. · $67 5 One of the best '53s in town $595 Den Five Cub Scouts and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., den mother, and Mrr. Don Colllns, assistant den mother, enjoyerl an out)ng on the Lmcoln Heights play ground Wed. A picnic dinner wa ~erved at flarnit z, den noon wilh Ke.ith chief, furnishing the drink. MerttLers present were Barry Po Pr, Ronnie ("ro11ii1 S, Rkhard Finle7, Geor&"e Barrla, Joey Gil· more, George .Houman and g uerrt.s were Tommy White, Jimmy Wood geard, Tommy Harris and Ricky Roger Gilmore. in te"'""et"uft _..,. Extra cle-an 4 door. Heater, radio, sun visor 4 door. Super 88, Ivory over blue, •Hydramatlc, heater, radio. A real buy, only 1951 Chevrolet Dlx 2 dr sed Cub Scouts Hove Picnic Dinner At Playground Mostly felr wtrt. little cha,.. • POMEROY SOCIETY USED CARS enttne WEATHER Today's B,st _B_uy_in Rugged, Famous , Jolly Club Meets At Hauck Home Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart of Carpenter were bus iness visitors in Pomet·oy, Wednesday. Mrs. Ray Seidenable and Mr ~ nd MrB. Howard Stewar t of Car p011ter were dinner gu~ts of Mr an d Mrs. Jack Seidenable, Wednes. day evening. 19SI Ford V8 2 dr 4 dr sed ...... $595 FINLAW REUNION 'I he Finiaw reuuion wm be held Sunday, August 12, 11t the Portla nd Park beginning at 10 AM . All re· latives of SamuE:l H. Finlaw arc ur.ged to attend. • at ' " ------ RUTLAND M'MBER FEDERAL RISIRYE SYITEM MEMBER 'ae!~AL DEPOSIT INSliRANCI CORPORATION" 103 YEARS SERVICE - ---- to the stale convention ' whicb will be held in Athens, S('ptember II and 7. A meeting of the program committee ' wa!S announced (or Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. John Terrell . per. The Septeml>cr meeting will be Mrs. George }J('jnes, vice pres1· at the home of Mrs. J oseph Stru-· dent, presided at the meelinrl in The birthdays oJ. Mrs. Wilbur the al>sence of the presidenl. Mrs. ble and a white elephant sale wlll . Hanning and Mrs. LUlie Hauck be held . Allard Pratl. The dub prayer in the Jolly were observed when unison opened the meetin..-:- and Club met Wednesday .evening at members resr.10 nded to roll call · the home . of Mrs. Donald Hauck. with "Ideas for future programs." Oaburn St. Each waS presented Mrs. Le<l Bryan wM welcome,d as : girt! !r<Jm their mystery sister and a new member. from the club. Mrs. Faye Wallace have a dem. 1 A report on the program plann · . . . onstratlon on "Tupper W~ ", afing workshop held in Rutland, ~Js s Margut>rJ tc Meyer has re· ter which .games w,e re piBied and Monday was given by Mrs. John t.uJ ned hom e afl c r a two weeks prizes awarded to M:I1!. Hanning Terrell, Mrs . C. L. Heaton, M1·s. vacation in Los _A njcles, C ~lif. Mrs. R<ly M;ay'er, aild. ~nna : Marl ~ Charles Lewis, Mrs. Robert Thomp. She wu accompanied by her niece Hauck. · · son and Miss Emma Seltz. Ml'l. C. Mrs. Ralph Poston and children Refreshments were served hy L. Heaton wa.<1 selected as delegate Sherry and Greg nf Logan. the ho.rtess to those named above Mrs. Charle5 Buck visiled Th.urs. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth , Mrs. day with Mrs. Willard Ebersbach Atbert Woodard, Mrs. Charles and daughters. Stauss, Mrs. Henry Dailey , Mr!l. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parfitt re. Eldon Wlh and Mrs. Millard Van turued home · Wednesday, after f; Meter. visit in Chillicothe . Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hysell and son Rodney and Mrs Dey Hysell lrft Thurs day for a vacation in Texas. Hats made from fl owers in lheir garde n wer·e worn by the members wh~"n the Win rhng Trail Garden Cl ub met Thursday evening, at Bai ley's Lake for a Pitnic sup· • MARRIAGE APPROACHES uf Mr. a nd Mrs. J . WarrPn, forme[" }o' l"i ~: nd:. ht·rt' ha ve n· tt•i v.t'~ afl.o Middhopurt re.-;irlents, and Mill nounccments <Jf thu 1lproaL hmg m~trnag e ol G t.>r<~ld W;~rr en, ~;o n Marth a Morris, Belpre, Auju&t 12. "" might be rNonvil1ced'" about his presidential nom ination. hut that right now he ill "leaning in one dir«· tinn." Mr. Tl uman · has pr<lmlscll io iti~>elose ha choice at a news co n· . fe rt-nrc at 4:30 PM EDT. Many Democrats are- a.u:ummg that his choice wil l be Gov. Av· crell Harriman of New York. Adlai E. Stevenson, the frontrunner in the raee for the nomi. natio n, uid he hopes the former pre1ident will remain n~utral. Mr. Truman told reporters dnr· ling an early-morning walk that he has arrived at what he ~nsiders a baaic deci&i&n on what he is i(). ing to say thil! artcrnooa. "But I haven 't toJd a soul," he . said. CORONIR JOSEPH A. GEER FriotsMr 11Hc1 hutbencJ of his sec- ~ Mr. T~ma_n faced a bwiy schM(rlght •• 42. of Lanc..tw, o.• .ar·l Ofld With him ere Hqh L... ~le, which mcluded ~It! from rl'4'• It LOINIItn, Ov prhon fetm gett (Iliff), heMI of tfte llt.afe bur- I S~:::!~ of botb Hamman and tCJ undtrgo • I~ ....., tMf NU of ~rUniMI inY4'St4g.dion, and Jt was . in diSCUSlling tbe bwy bout the •IHI..., Mrattk cte.th1 E. Reymond Moreh..-t, Fairfield ll(heduled of callers that he said of Ws tecOftd wife .net "the dutfw county pi"1IMICUjor. he "might be reconvince4. .. H of hi. flnt Wi.fe- end ....._~'~\ i (lntem.tional SoundphoU.I added, however, that he 1a "lean~ ing in one direction." Lhdtr s.e. Truman Among his callen today Is Gov. Gt>orge Lead~ o( PennsyiV11nia, whose state dflegatlen beavjiy fav<Jn Stevenson. Mr. Truman's announ~ement was promised for a news confer. ested flower (l'OWetll tltilt they ence loday, les. tban two days be-~~~~~~!!;~~~~~~ membership tickets for f01e the <JJ)ening of .tbe Demqcra.~ to-eittdthP flow. tie lfationill CoDventioa. ~ "" er .sho~promise of an endonement· ~ Membersftip ticl!:eU. may ~ ob- 150meone had upset ~ Stevc.nJon taioed at the Ralph Gilmore ~>to r e camp, enrouraged tbe Haniman in Pomeroy and at the {air gates organization and plunged the plrMrs. Ba er al.so noled a clarifi· ty Into a wild guessinJ pme. . c-alion of Rule 3 as printed previo- 1 There were reports that -.:. usly in the l>ook distril>uted by the 1Truman wa5 under Pl'tS.Sare to refair c-ommittee . She sai d that the (rain fmm anw endon;ernent if be rule should read, "Exhibitors may could not go along wUh St.evensoa, A check totaliny $23,401.38 has enter all classes and sub-das5es, .whom he helped to nominate " In been -mailed· to :Meigs County as except cla.ss 801 wbere .not more 1952. Stevenson himself told new• than six ararngements rna}' b(' en· men Friday night that be expected 1u share in the year's biggest sm· g\e distribution ot funds for local tered. the ex-President to remain oeu. government purposes accordJDg to Tbe Flower Show which is a fca- tral. · State Auditor James' A. Rhodes. t~e I! f the Meigs County Fa1 r Hawlns A Ball Will take- place on Thursday, Au· Tbe surest thing was that Mr. The .state tatal sent to 88 coun· gust 16. Truman was havinJ • grand time ty treasurers was $23.~,817 acAll entries in the show must be as the key figure in all the po.. cor!'ing to Rhodes. . . 1 set up and t'C»Dp1eted between 8:30 litieaJ maneurveriq. . Leaders of . T~e l~tan.gible tax pa1d by ~man· ,am and 11 a~ on Thursday . The every f~on made a bee-llne for t::tal mshtutlona and dealer< floor will be el~ared at 11 am at his suite in the Sberaton-Biat'kC1!ritles aliounts fg~,OOI.36 of which time judging wil ~ held. •toPe Hotel almost as soon as they the Meigs total wtnfe J'he monthl> The decision of the judge& will hit town. 'Tve never had 1 better distribution of sales lu funds re· be final and ,all entnes arriving ~.ime ... the ex..presi~ent ~.· · i d: turned $2.500 to the county. . after 11 am will be accepted but mote fUD than a Circus. Clubs in the area and other mter- marked, ·:Not for CompJ;>tition." • • Fair officials have pointed out . that exhil>itors are to pri'pate . their enlry blanks and file them at the setn"tary's office on or be· (ore noon, August 15. • Exhibitors in the flowf'r stiow mll:!it make thei r own arangements and lbe show is ro r the entrance MARCINELLE, Belgium- UP ·Of amateurs only. Exhibits mu~t A Eresh fire ticked lls way through remain in ptare until 4 pm on Satthe Amer Coeur Bitter Heart coal t;Jday. August 18. El(bib:t~. ~?st mine ttxlay, dashing what sltoder not be made in the exhtbltiOn hope remained f~r some 254 room. men enttJmbed in , the shaft ror . ENSES more than thre~ .....,.s. MARRIAGE LIC Smoulderin!l timben and cqal · Lloyd M. Koenig . 23. Lon~ Bot- burst into flames just as it ·ap.. tom construction wo r k('r, and An· I bad ' na J. Thomas, Hl, Long Bottom, peared that tlJ.e f re at last been extingui.sfted. Cue<k. ('hoice (or the Democratit •j wik. FlowerGrowersAre Reminded· · To Enter-Fair Flower Show Funeral .service-s will be held oa Sunday at 2 PM for Rev, Jeue E. Turbin, 81, who died at his home in HuntingtOJ'l; early Friday morn· ing following a short illne.ss. Services will be held in the United Bredlern thurch at Tuppers Plaina', Rev. Turben was the son of tbe late Mr. and Mr.s. Obediab Turben and did evangelistic work in, W. Va., Ohlot •nd Kentucky . He is sur;ived by his wife, Leota C. Turben: tw.o daughte["l, ¥rs. ~ N. Auers or Cory, Pa.1 and Mrs. Paul Cbrittian tJf Pittsburgh, four sonS, Noah tJf Cl('veiand, Howard of Erie, Pa., Harold of ~ry, Pa., and F. W. of Columbus, Pa., one sister Mrs. Bertha Stiles, Tuepers Plains. Friends may calL at the Ar. baugb Funeral Home in Tuppers Plains untll the time of the trer• vices. ~ Meigs County Gets $23,401 In Distribution · ! - I I New FIre Dims Hope For Li ves ' Of Coal Miners .".. - - --- - - --=·: :. :====----- 150 Aviation Enthusiasts Arrive IIn Washington For Visit To U.S. One hllndred . aml fifty teen age aviation enthU$lasts !ro m _twent,ytwo ~orelgo nAtions Ja~~nv~ ~~ Washlllgton , D. c. _~n Y • start three week Vl~lls In hth•cl!"~ -1 guests of t c lVI I ed St a tes a.s• .. .. f Air Patrol. CI"'Jlian auxl 1Jary 0 A. F the U. S. If orct' . CAP ff" Tbe Mei_gs Cotl~ty . 0 tcers have rece1vNl mform~hnn. concerning the progra ~ w~~~ 1j" ::: 0 second ph:ts£> or I t' • nati.ona l Cadet Exrhanl!._e. 111 the first one hund r('d and flfty honor cadet~ of th(' ll . S. CAr cadets left Washi rfgtn n on planes. of the Military Air Tr :~n~porl Service (or ~tinatio ns in thP Ncar Ea.d.!lt, Europe, Lat in 1\ rnl'.rica. Cana a and South Auwrira . l ruguay plans h" to j o i n th(' program_ t IS year fur the f!r~ l tun('. Fl\'e ca· dets are exch~ngrd with each of the· participatin g ,n unl.ri~ ~xte~Jt CAnada anti Great Bnta_w . TWenty-five art; rx<"hanged WJth these cou nt.ril."'~ . The rost of the program is born by lhe CAP of the u .s . and host <Jrganizatl?~ , in tbc partidpatini: countnf:.i. I .. i ' . b !~e :;d~n::e ;t~~]('d~~;a~~c:~~ 1 a d t patked days in r~:hi=g~:~ the fon#n adets on their American tour c 11 .. each national group going to w n a different state where they are CAP wi'"'" in that guests .o1 111 e ·state Tbf'ir visit ended vollth five da 5 · Gf ~ight seeing and parties n ~ew York City. The tours inelude visits to Air Force installations heavy indtr stry, rarlllll, naional ~brines .and monumcntB, fa. mous landmRJ"ks and national •-· and (.a ..roundS . pi.fW~ P Ya EMEROENCY RUNS Two emergency runs have been , E reported by the Pomeroy m~· grncy squ:,d . At 11 :40 p.m., Frl · day. tbe squad transported Trtw . 1 f Fields, 46. of N~lsonvil e. rom <1 hQme in 'Minersville, to the M.; . Hospi tal suHerinl! from art_ appar· ent heart condition, Al 9:30 A. m., today. the emergene.'l sqtlart traJ'!s-oorted to the Meigs Hospital, Dai!ly Beaver •Of "Ant:.iqVity ,with a Q • parent heart Cdb.diU~. 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