https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ec925fee30a1ae743dbb2fa508ee1fe.pdf 754ffa63b722c5063e7cc65a04e70f35 PDF Text Text .. _.. -- --··· •• . ~-----------~~··\ ---- . '· ·~· 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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' 0 •Aug 11, 19513 -· i11LIVIS • 'J,:',.._· Johnny Needs Encouragement or I The rt'eent dl't'USsiOnS In tht" 1 ~CWiiC'&!!IJandnew !>papersr:once rn mg th t> number engtM•f'rS bcm~;: produc~dyt•arl~ bvl\u ,~ tat ao;tolll pared to lht• num hq JIIOllllu•tl hy lhP Untlttl St:JIO'~ hll\it pusetl II ruo blem fnf all to punclt-r A lllt' l ltollh llt>port s h:lYt• 11 that the H.u,s1ans are hr ouhtnppmg u 111 tUitL111 5 out t'fl.!:lllt'Ct• and we h:nt• 1! !lum r eiL11blt' llUthuJ llles tha t th ~-> o• u !~ lt'• et> t 111 Hu s<ta IS LL'~l't\lng a ft n ~ te!'hn1 ca l tratn Jng l Rt>et<n l remark s bv Prof H :.~r d , Lo ng of th e faculty ot thl:' VPJ Would ht•ar rt!peat m g and ~flJti P s tud y Prufr• sor l.On!l: pl.l n•s l ILl Of th e responslbtl il) o f prndur·m g h~t· hn rerans m th1 s eountrv rn lh l' h and~ of th _ parent ~ In athh .·~ ~IIllo!: ,l lrJ(' ,rl Hol1r1 Club th,• vroh:ssor ~u1 d thn t p.n l."nt s ~ h ould rlo mu< h to 11 "'' '' ('UrJUSity In lilt' Jn JOd• n f I IW JT sron ~ and dau.g hlf'IS lflw,,rri tc•thnl c<tl m:JI\ t•rs Ht< .1l so r 1t•unmH"nd , 1!<~•1 1 old fas hrn n••d h .. rrl wrork for th stu rienls of our counl!) 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ExceUent ad,vancement porun ble. Phone tJO-X, 4-6 pm 8-!0.:itp ------- Safety Service, Welt PGmeroJ, Obio. (20) Business 5ervices Sture, 118 W. Main St,, l'omeroy 2·23-11 -- - - - - - - INTERNATIONAL Truck fo r sal~ . HOME BUU.. DEIS 14 fool nat beo;l. Write Bnx 668 Call Guy NeJgter, Raerne; Ol!lo '!, % The Daily Serlflnt!l 8-8-8tc ' 8 11 2tp ·----'-:..: &: ABBOTT T.V. IER1~3 BUICK Super V8, 4-door Se FORRMAl4 VJOF. All tl'akes RepalrJ•d by Ex , dan, dynaflow 11r1ve, $131M> Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, OhiU 8-9-6 1 t pert TectuUe.aDI Phone 6284 y Mlddlepon. e-1e-u QU!CK SEB.VICE on 19.56 OhDSMOBILE Super ''88" HolHday Coupe, power steermi' and brakes, h:ydramatlc diJVt!, $261J5. 8laettnar 's, Pomeroy, 0 · B-9-6tc Watd bJ pairing Reo Factlil'1' Trclned watchmaker. COLLLNS JEW£. LERS. P<'merny, l-3-U CAR REPAIR Neigler & Cleek Ga rage, nucme, 1951 PoRn V8, 2-door and 4-door Ohio a-a.Ote Sedan. Choice or three fme cars 1:;0~ Blpettnar's, Pomeroy. Ohro L 8 9-6tc I 20 BI ) nswance 1954 MERCURY Hard top !'oupe, BarDeS-Sunpson lnsllfance Agency, lliddleport . Fl:ne - AutomobtleMonterey, mercumatic, one own Bonds Phone 631~-X f) 20-tf er $179~. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. , 8-9-Btc C'OMPL!n'E IDSQ1~'1Ce ProteetiOII, IJte, Auto, Flrt<, Polio. Call DoD 11153 PLYMOVTH Deluxe 4-door Mills. KJddleport. Ohio M B .Jn ulund Tbe Badge You As ked For It Thes e Are 't'he Men frlm Fes lrtJal Sedan, one or the best 'G3's in town, $995. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. S-B.atc (21) Reol Fstote - ----c---:c--~ 4 ROOM HOUSE ne wly shm~:: l ed, 19133 P'ONT{AC Deluxe 8-cylinder, new basement, n ~ w coal fur 4- door Sedan, bydramahc drive, nace, 0 11 We lch Town Hill , MlnersvtlLl' Wtlbur JrnboJt!n. $1095. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 0. 8 lO 6tp ·~~ ' --~--------- SHIGI:MITSU IN MOSCOW 49) For ~ia iiiiiiiiiii i jiiiiii FoR sALE LARGE uo usE, !u1t· ab le for two familres - Close In to busmes~ d•stnct In ex!'t!l· lent condJillln Must be seen to be appreciated Phone 28ll 8 10 3te I BOAT BARGAIN 14 FOOT runabout and tra.iler and 12 horsepower motor Will - - sell separate or all together This FOR SALE--Pearl Kirby Real •Est!Dte, Rutla.M: Township. 3) is a bargain, Phone New Haven ---- TU-2:1,824 ae.re.t -lMd, house, ba'l'n and oul t1 bUildings. See Gooree A, Meln Admirustra.tor 6-l-U 0 ROOM I'RAln: HOUSE, large llvina: room, S bedrnon·r, titchen, dining room ~ and Glt.!llled In ftont poreb 2 o, groun'd. Gordon or Rtdo!nour, Cbe:tter, Ohto 8 D-'ILY CRYI'TOQUOTE- Here•s how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR It LON OFELLOW One letter elmply atands for another. In thia ex.ample A Is used HOUSE for the three L'•, X tor the twa O's, tt<:. Single leUe• !'!, n!'o!ttrophlts. the lenrth and formation flf the wor<l• are •II tunts. Each dlY thO eode lettera o.re dttrerent. ·paint, frJe~ VLOOJPFQQ UJHFK JQ SZ LYYFY CJZF, \'nterdaJ'• Cr)'Ptoq..O'te-: STAB AT THEE THAT WILL, NQ STAB THE SOUL Clt.N KILL-RALEIGH Olltrlbute4 ~tor Kin• Felh&rel B)'ndlnle ' JAPANISI POIItGN M.NISttl Mamoru Sl:lgemttsu (will\. bow b shown dR arrival In Moscow by plane tor World War U treaty talks. At lett, receiving him, Is Savlet Dmitri Shepllov. Hatlo MEIGS GEN~IIAL HO~l - OREAKS.-cH:ciP =-- OEN, MGI. I REYNOLD I, 11Ri1NI Pttltl lsbed enrv aft ~ , noon nn•p: Sunda)' by The Ohto SNlttnel ln t', a1 110 M~h:.mc Sl, Pume1oy , 0 Buslbeu pllllAtJ Jfl8 edit urra l ufli..t! phot .. 3!n Ent~td . " a9 seco11d clus mail .ltl matter at tile t'l)mtJ rl!) Ohro. 'Nat10nal advertlalnl repreaenbtiYe, Bottllleiii-KiatlaU. J4.'J Lr::xmgtuu Av~ . Nt'w York City, 16, N Y sun~ cr1pt1un rnlt5 Dellv,.,ry by earr 1et whete an\labti .,.er wed:: one y.ear tr at.ivallce at 'fbe l'lllb halliDel office. 1ht. m o nth;o. $7 R1J thrfle nwmlh! , $3 90 By lllJ1dr rt:tuf~ tvaii~I.Jit one m• nth $1 8y lnlnL,oee )r"ltl' S8, ~ IJ DHJ11tba, hi e.!l roobthll, $1! &..; one munth $1 . ' 8 8 9tp --- - - TOMATOES ~oiEXI· , 'l 3!-tf ITRUOTI1l\Al, I B - TfiiUFTY-CUT Power mower w1th 8llRAP IRQN - MJSTALII Pbone Ill Pomtnit QHJQVAllEY JUNK CO. ----- CUntQn motor , 18" $3000; 17 ' Motorola TV, table model, w1th M-W pietb:re tube aml other tubes, $60 00 Charles Newman 178 N. •Front St., Middlepo1'1. 8 ll ·2tp RODNEY DOWNING PEACHES We have Golden Jub1l ee, white and champion peach.es ready Otb'er varieltes will follow Brm 11 contalner. WEBSTER FRUIT FARM 3 mile ea!lt of Chester, Ohio 8-11 -lf INSURANCE AdENeY PI,.._ A..._...ile, HHith J (tj- 8-11-ltp Real Broker In MIDDLI~,MT, ,,,._M Ptto\IES OH10 "11 h ..::1;::; CONCRETE BLOCKS IDGHEST ;ru 22415, New Hav.n. Esto~Jte 8 8 Btp "Build ......, ' " L.w' GIIUI!:SER BLOCJi: co. s Mil•• North of Pomlro~ o" Rt. • . ''I W - L II\. • 'Rotk S'"ni• 1 trlbutlon of The Watehtower In Ru.s1118 and the Ukraine EarUer Saturday 1 baptism ol 240 ctmverb tn !ymbol o r dediration to tl!e Witness mtms try took place In a n oOtdoor pool The convention officials pubhcly thanked the· Jairgrourtd manllgemenl ofr their' cooperatton and pres.s, radto and TV t.:ervices for their coverage prtol'lent The Dilabled Amlriean Veter- 9- F'OR SALE CBa'I'D'IC.\TB OF COMPLIANCE :l'ba unthulgr.ed, I'IUPFlRIN'fl!lND~i:NT OJ' lN fl ll ll.lt.NCBI OF Tlifil &'l'ATIII OF OKlO, ht rl b1 cnun .. th,at SE CURITY INSURAN CE CO HPANY OF NEW HA V:EN, whoae p rLn<tlpal tlll~e •• rouu(l at N»W HAVEN, St&Uo ~t CO:.:tNECT1CU1'. bill ecmpll~d ""I til U" la"a oH till• l!tata Qppllnblo to It anll t. 1.11tbarlull <.lurlnr th e currtnt yur t<l tu.noa.ot In tblo 111&tt Ita approprlaUt bueha N ot lnouranoe ~n .. ncla l cnnolll lon Ia olr<>wn b)' tta IF You haye something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentine I DispIay Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. """' They Get Results _ Quality, Service and Merchandise To m••t the de1lre1 of eyery family ••• at • coat tho farnlly ttl!!. T rtYy· F" ld 1nstewa FNneral Home Phon• 215 I dlepurt I Once .. . - I sotmTY Cbt!:;tt!r Tanne~1ll, l ~ngv1cw, W.ash , IS a bUSLiles.s VISitOr 111 M1d· Young 1 MIDDLEPORT '~· I, t owsc -~--- M1 and Mrs. Harry Clark of Mmcrsvrlle and Dougla ~ H e m ~lt·} Syrac use arc .1nnouncmg th l' enga~o:emenl and avproachmg mar· nn~w of thtlJ daughter, Mar~· Don na II• msle}. to A lc JDmel! E Rcl'tl\ of MusJSSippl Amnun Rt!edy 1s I he son or Mr and M1s J<.:tJ Reedy of Ml~~l~sl ppl a nd 1 ~ l>ta\JOned at L<lckbuune Air Fnrcc Base nt'a r Columbus M1ss Hem~cy iS a gl'llduatl! of Pomeroy High School ClaSs or 1955 and al th e pre~ent ume ~,, h ving m ('ulumbus wh•re ~ ~~ (' 1 ~ emiJILPYCrl b the Columbu M } s u tu al L1fe Insu ran ce Comp::my tVou're. OldI Demonstration Party Held R elatiVE's o[ M1ss Donn a Roush, Mrs Dw 1ght Wallace demon· who plan to attt?nrl her gradua· struled Tupperware pro~uct c; Wedtron from the Mt Carmel Hcsprtal 'lesr.Ja~ afte rnoon when Mrs. WalSchool o[ Nursing 1n Columbus la('e Bradford f'nte r tatned a group Sunday, are her parents, Mr a nd of fncnds at hcto borne. Mrs Arthur· Rous h, Shh ley and P112eH were won by Mrs W W Ron me Rou!.h., Mrs Ethel French Ha\t s anrl ~evt>ral other 'ucsts and Eugene Fretrt!h Mrs Bra dford and her daul::htcrs, P{c Jenntngs Wa yland Camp Ca • ol~ n a nd Neda, .served a rlesPPndlelon, Cahforntll, is \ISth ng sert course to th ose named above •nd Mr~ Ci)'de Ingels Mrs Rem l11 ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs Jenn o tn~s Wayland, and his yo ung~ r 'l lir ITIR! It age will tak l.' pi act' on I ~I'll I MG"bbDarleMne BalleFy Mkl" brother, Pvt Gary WH yland, ~hu Aug11~t 18 at the Un 1ted Brei ht•r n B " \l1l' M' 0 "a'· , _ran In a1 1t•v rs arne',' E n,_,mrngEr has been statruned at Fort Rrley, Ch urr h a[ Syracuse I ( WI II IJt' an 'il s Lewr~ Sauer Jr Kansas, IS also ht>re fnr a vrsrf t:lfX' " 1 hurch sffarr Pvt Gary Wavland wrll leavc'· fo r Inut>d latet} fo llowmg the wPII Fort D1x, N J , a nd tht'n ~ h1p to dm g a JCCI:'PIIOtl Wi ll he hr ltl ~I ~ Germa ny th l' Clark home for th e f,umh 1 M r~ G. G Wernel' IS wot km g o.nd r luse frll'lld ~ ill the Sho t! Dox on Ft rdays and Saturdays I'OMEROY SO(]ETY Miss E!rahezth Ftrk rcturnrrl tn her employment at the HI t ill'\ and Bennett Shne St ure, tod,t\ .If ter a week's \al·atlon Mrs Hallry Stron~ 1nrl ~(~ n ~ of Wilkes vJlle and M i l'~ \o •olt B ... bo of Point Hod wt.•re Th111 , .!.n eveo,lng dinnct g m ·sh of J\f1 ,J Jt;l MN1 ll enr v HP1h· J , ., Donley RP1bcl and d.nt" l-tc • Donna mal \! 1~ Ht•nrv II • 11!• 1 .11 temJ,.d lht 1 rt·nl t u"r <.;SJ cn1 ployees and f11etHi s hehl• ot ( ' ()),J Dam, \Vrtl lll' ~t\.1} . Mls. Madill Lrona1d Jr· li nd of lhthwfly. N J art• th r guests or hu parrnt ~. Mr Mra. Norman McCullum 'Mr and M1 s Robe rt Rugcos .md daughte rs, J ,, net and N;:mc}, a rt• the week en <i J Ul'sls of her ]l·ll enta, Mr. and ;o.{rs Thomas You 111 Miss Nellie Kns hl t.>r lt'ft torl ny to for a vi sit Ill Chm l e~ton W Va with her mt•cc, Mts~ 'Vi!gln l,; . Phontr 108-V 8 11 SL foroff Mr~ The cOnvention was one of 40 the U. S and Canada to prOmote Brble ~ducation unity &'}d. pt>ace "· Cuekltl' ~tlltq Box 229 Kt>vtn lla1!ey, son of Mr and HlJWa rd Da1 ley eelebratt!d 1 h1s BiX lh l.tlrt4<Jay Thursda y w1th ;. ~ party on the lawn of hts home 1 A buthday cake , dL'<'flflllled 1n yel· l 1 lo\\ and g reen and tnmmcd wrth ~ ba\loon8 nradt! of ca nd y W<ti ser ~ \ed wtlh \cor cream and a piCI'IIC s uppe r Th(' gue~ts lncludd Ius grand mother, Mrs Worle)' Howell , Ma~· tha and Anne Howell, Bronwyn Da 1le~ Mr and Mrs Herscher Hos1• and M1c hacl and D1ane, MIS Harry Burha m, Mr a n d Mrs G~:ne HouUashelt ilnd ~ky , Mr snd Mrs E\'erett Datlty and Only j 1n Mr and Mrs Max Roller and son, Dick, and Eddie Blake were tn Athem Fr1day to attend the At h cn~ Co untY Fa1r and also vlsite dbts aunt Mrs V1ola Jun et~, wl!o ~~ a pat1ent at thr HJ!Ic'"esl NursIng Hom,p You're Kevin Daily Honors I 1Birthday With Party I Mr :mtl Mrs John Buckley nnd !\1r and Mr.c; Howard E1 vm Racm e, attended th e Athe ns C~unt v Fur Fr1day mght. · Mr~ R H Pickens and son Ra ) ure VISIImg rt>lahves In Mtnn esota Mr and M1s Robert Srh3de and MIDDLEPORT - H bedroom modchJldren, Patrtcla and Mark , em frame Coloma! Lrvmg 100m. Perrysburg, lt> ft Fr1day after (lmmg roo m, k1t chen , <rnd den VIs i t ing their aunt , Mrs W R downsta 1rs. H :.~r dwood troot ~ throughout Full basement wllh l.ueJlt>n Thursday they were 1n .l;ias-f1red hot a rr furnac e All Huntington where lht'y V1s1ted wmduw r,: an d doors wt!albeJ Ca mde n Pa r k and I hat cve nrn g sll 1pped, cedar ~,bmg l e exterJU r wer·e gu!'sl s of Mr and Mr·s. Carl ' ' Parson s an d .Jo hns Mnnv rU e " LiCehme rout111 g Shown b} appomtmenl J\.fr and Mrs Emerson Jones ADDISON - 5 ruom fram e w1t h and daughte r, Sharon and BPr bath , fue l 01 1 spa!'e he;.rtmg:, ba ra, attended the Dln('kWt'll Renearl y 2 acres w1th Jenms court, unwn al th e ht~m e of Mr and Mn:;. mce gn rde n, pl i' ILty of shMe Wu y nc Wmgctt, Alol·m. Sunday and garage One mrle from 1\y Ha t ry 'Snyder IS em ployed m ge r pOW~" I plant $8000 00 Dal Purket8burg and hts fomtly, who ance of cx1stmg 4"/, Juan can h ~ lived rn the P1 att apartment here, aS!um t>d hnve r eturned to their home in CUCKLER REALTY West V1rgm•a ~OCIDENT (I ~ Wanted To Buy PRICES PAID for wreeked and junk canr. Phone I Llh, Ca"ualty •n• Bond• 1~FOr Sale or Rent · :hOuse on Cl!!!lter Road Gas Hft.tricity and water Call 4<.6-Y I WE BUY 3 YEAR OLD ndti'!g borst! all \ white. with saddle and bridle Hencbel Roush, Racma, Rt 2 8 11 3tc roJl lENT OR SALE - t.i rbow New York Watchtower' super visor Angelo C Manera, Jr , Sun day, climaxed the 4· day dlStrtct assembly of Jehovah's Wltnesses held at the Oh1o State Fa1rgroundB at Columbus wjth a public lecture "Why Penna nf'n l Pellce W11l Come In Our Dny" Address ing the 9-583, u1cludmg 33 dele ~ates from th.e Gal\lpol~ congregatwn, Manera stated God' ~ War of Armageddt..n will lead to the lou ndmg of a New World of peace, wtr.e r e rellglous umt)' moveme nts nalronal treaties a nd leagues hove fa 1IE!d " Caus~ of the fat l ure he attributed to Inherent human 1mpe1 fections and Satanic mflurnce dm;drn g nat10ns to a scr amble for worl~ Jomlnahon "The srg ns foretold In tl)e Blble to pree!!(le Hus wa1 are bemg ful filled , mlllkmg the confl 1ct near," l1e sa1d, as he ad vocaled God's Kmgdom aS' man's unly hoPe To l('arn of th.:~l Kmgdom and In order to l•ve he encouraged all to s tudy m the Bible and nssoc 1ate w1th others of like f<uth Saturday n1ght th e enUre aud !Cn<'e s houted ,''Yes" unanimously to H resolutton presented by Man era ad1 e:;sed to Nikolai A Bul ganm, PI'Otestmg the per!ecutions of thou!lnnds of Russian Witnesses Vlt11m s of s lave 1sbor camps The re.o;oluiJOn was fo rwarded to th e Kre mlin by registe red a1r mall !'op !es to Soviet ambnssdor Georgi N Zaroubln Jn Washm gton D C . Th ~ rcso lut1on protes ted the tmpmonm ent of 2;000 Jehovah W1tnesse$' Jn slave labor camps or Vorkuta a nd 7,000 Ha ltrc Wlt nesses h an~ported fo S1herla The docum ~ nt chmged Witnesses are hel d m more lh Rn :SO camps m RussJa and..Stber1a T he 1 csoh1tion petrtloned the Kremlln to free the Wltnesss and perm1t them organize mto peace ful Chrls han Congregations undc.r cm:~url and district orgamzahonal procedure as Ill th e- U S with reg ulnr relatiOns with the New York world h.eadQuarter s It al su Dsks th e Sov u~ ts to allow rrgular 1hs Ito 1. DAV MI'ITING Arearo, prl"srdent of an. and AGr:lliary w11l hold a Kelt} W1lh a pJaque al lhe gutld '.s. meeting o n Mond•y evenJng at the DAV HalJ. All mtmben are urloth annulll dlnnt-r-dant'e 1n New lttl to be pr~n l York , Se-pt 29 j m F.:Jd1~> th e natwnal a:roup, will •nnua] atlll.,menl I<> hllv<> been aa folIo,... on D""ember aJ, UU .&.trf tl fatol ll.m<>unt of a\&llabl" aNala, Ui,U~ ,1o! liJ A11r erru te •m<touot ot UabUitl.. (e&aeJ)t c a.p lt ull !"ch><lil!l nlnauran,. r u~rve HI Qao no u N*l aneta 111 116 3~ 2 7 1 Amount of aot\lal p.i.l<:l-u';. I upltal, U too u~ Dl , llurplu.. ,H,Ui,· I 1 ~2 H ; l 1lco m e tor t he year. ! Q,IU,• j Ill H : R:o;pen dl lureoJor lb• year, 111,• eu IU .~J Ju l ¥ 1. UE>I IN WITN.SII WHI!IRilOJI', I l&an lr.er1un~o ubacrlbed 11\l' n 1.m1 u• 1 aauMd m:r le&l H> h l.lll:tre(l •t Cilium- 1 bu~, Oh!o thl• liar lfld dat9. A.UI'ullt l'rro.tel llun~r lmt en<.l enl of ln•ur11.nce 1111 Vhlo (SnlJ MAX WARD I SKI~~ET OEI>'T··• \ -'UTO SALES Rutland. 24688. t-o,,;; pQ()WESS lt<tl ilo!E VtTTLES AND IIIC:HARD I. OWEN METROPOLITAN B rltp PEACHES-Hale Ha-ven and C-.oJd· ftn Jq'hilee New Haven Orchard NeW Haven, W Va. Phone TU M1ss Laurl (\ Mcl(--y o{ Mi-ddleAdmitted Leroy Watsop, PO~ .:. 11ort broke he~ lup l na fall at ru y, Mrs Laurie McKay, MUld~ th e home o{ her s1stcr m law, Mrs. p ort <\ W McKay. Miss Mc Kny was tak e n to th. e Mf't g~ General HosDischarged , Mary Le1fh~1t, PWG pll!ll m a ll ll. WI111gs-C9ates ambu- (']'oy, M1·s. Denver Hol~r, Mtl\itlo... ta ncl' Vllie. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MIIGS-MASON ... lA Floyd 'CANS large pink , non acid · 2nd bous:e east from sc hool house WilHam H. Holmes, Syracuse l()blo. 8 6 1 mo c LPY CJZF-QOFPQFI{, Ustd Can Makes ond Model- hath acres lftl1k.Ilii!:R. 25 ft New 2-tone, Remodeled Frank FOR l.u.E A Cryptorram Q'l,otatton --- ~ OFRCE 64C~ESI.OR. IS FOREVER f'IAGGING ABOUT Day .181 Auto Sciles er&ted.., M~ SUET, ilo!E Service. ~ LOST- A large male black and tan " 1IOUND, Pleas!:! notify E Vita RADIO & TELl!:VJSION SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland AppUanoe11 h oe, Middleport1 Ohto tl-9 6tc Overseas AdVfllture DOM> . 1 Strike J Unadult• ~VF Wr,tter 161 Lost & Fbund remMn~ A THUMB-Sill mlerophone eon• Meted \l.lth & radio. transmit• ter In hla helmet t1 held b)" Cpl. Horry Mtkua of Plltt• burgh at l<"'o rt :r.tonmouth, N J, The indio, developed by the U. S. Army Stgnal Corps en• gtneerlng laboratory, weigh• less tlmn o. pound, lndudln• lmllerle!l. ll's for forward I! CUll 1 me: ( I nternu Uonal) WANTED-BABY SITTER to lrve Ill Board a. nd room With !lma\1 Mala ...Street, 'J'ed Ml'lck Atm riltf'ur HoUr' \1 (JO Fncus fl 'lO BJff Bal>t>r \0 00 Playhou.se 15 tO !2 F1lm 10 30 Il ul lywt,od Offbeat I I 00 Straw Hat Theat!l! 1::: 00 Sll!n Drf Tn State 'l'h ra tre Auto ::,erviCes Hac~tt'a SUNDAY Btg Picture 12 00 Srgn Un Pra12 30 , ........ I 00 TOhral PRoberts · e astor 1. 15 What's Your Tt-onble 1.''0 Tl " lealre 13 3·oo cnm pa1~!n RQundup . 3 :m r 011 Bge Press Com-erence 4 UO Going Pla....s 5 00 K1t Carson"" F 1.I 1"' I ll (11\Jl J('~ 1 'lO r 1 (' 1 ri 00 . s" 1 ~ :sn,.o '& .1 gl' 1 n 1 ~ Sn dr!t.. fi oo N··~ · ~ WANTED EXPERIENCED . KIT CHEN HELP FAMILIAR WlTH FILLING ORDERS. MUST AP PLY IN PERSON ONLY MAR TIN RESTAURANT MIDDLE POR~8-ll-3tc 4 6-U EllS. Ctost Admie Oatley Lassie Pnvate Secn•tarv F..d Sullivan Show G ~ 1'heatre 8 30 Alfrt?d Iflt(•hc-.')('k 9 00 $64,00U t 'haHenge ll 30 Wha t's Mv Lme 11 45 _1'h ~ ~at t Late Show ,II llw lhnrh f' 11 'l 30 applian- ~=--=-:omplete WHEEL AIJGNMENT, bl:aud~ aod brake service. 5·30 6 00 63 0 7 00 8 00 11 tbe best !JU>ne 823'1. NIJJhl Phooe 003fl. ens, Mmersvllle, Ohio & DOilqWLYM011l'H 4 30 Democratic Conventlott !5 00 TEd>ephone Time SAOTURDAY • 1gn you trade on fw-nJttu>e ur '1. B. RAWLING SONS CO. - 14 2 00 Sunday SbGwease 3.30 Band Wag,un '56 4 00 WAITRESS wanted- Phone 142 X for Intervtew 8-l1-3t c BEER and Wme carry-out Ptenly of parking Open eventngs Ep pie~ Grocery. 8-l0-3tc • I, Gu!IU 11 1-tf I 17 I He1o Wonted KNOW? C<"?L WHTN-TV Channel13 •I s. c 6 500 Baker'• wlll give 12 30 Wild 81!1 Hiekot I 00 'rhe Wny Ra ~ ci.Jall Gamf' Fea tur e Report Stories of the "entury Saturday News Spccutl ' Bob Wagner Sports You !Ire There Efat the CIOC'k The Honey mooners S t age Show 1'11-o for tJte Monpt Hu~s Morga n Guu S11 10kt' fl 30 J J? 00 RaS<'t~l s Basci.Jal1 • ~n m <'~ ' 111!1 ~i l l' r ~ nut h ~ n\ ~'"" '1 I f r1 I H1"* It ll"'lfii'K (r ]] a ""'~ • '" 4 00 X FURNISHim apartment, 4 roomR and bath, furnace heat, pnvate t:Jllrance rhone 6170..J S.:ll-81c OUr shop will be dosed frum August 13 to 18 inclusive Grueser Body Wo rks, ______J~P~a~u~l Grue11er 8 7-4tp ·Ito~ 828~ Ph Ap&rtment and bath Modern. Is also l!Ultable fo r of· ftce space Cali Dr K D Am.sbaly, 275-J , Pomeroy. 8-ll tf ·~---~ --- H1gh Finance Th e Late Show Town & Country dlepurt lll Notices ,l:j 'tli board ..,f dlrut~n of tbe Jockt'ys 5-ROOM SAYI DON'T VOU Daybook ractng'.'l .. man gf the year" by the rent - El~tric ' wallpaper hteamer Chnton fis her, Mtd Qrlo. of _....taDIII &l!U 6ff'dll Jill) tf(!q ol Eveota prl.nted at regu lar Wuifted raw . . Obltuartet _ ~bl~~t 1 eeat ~ wonl 47 Clot• hnrt II' ~ ,.r .t\J• nr I'J ?!'i•llt l ~ "' ~ lilr 111 I no ' "" ll!ltl• ' rtt!l p1• k "• ~ t. , 11 •IJ ]p OH' n , ~ 11nw 1 of "' 11\f' , 1\ ~ for Mcl{P nn''t rlrmk '"' '11" n ~f'l'r:'"ll nt "hrl W'"' 36 moun. tam Taite by for ce Hol e In a needle llsland In l'tll etdl) '• Aan•tr Aegen n St>a Exhaus t eil 37 Met n111c Prwse locks Child'.!! 3~ Soon ca1nage 39 F lrx EaHt Indian iO I ~ Hlt.!t'bted cerPal grass (var) 43 Anger 9 30 10·00 ~·u r ..ru... (Scot j 48 For \ ,!1]<'\1 J\ >1\' f nrt• hi' ltl"'llr I' S1gn Off iator. U. foUowira~ io!l!.!'tit~u. -ww 42 T e ndon 44 Deputy 410 Welghlnc machlno ltll!lll" ' ~ hn111 r1 t' l'i l''11'' ' •111' 111 0, 111'h • "' • 6 !l ft('~ •P!li'O "Hinr l tt" "( lnn ra r h 111 ' 111 Itt •1!1.! 111 !.' :~ · ~~--- --l----1 -1 - 1-~-~--1 -- 1~-- : 1VIRMONT 1'" 'l 12 45 12 ~5 430 Infrequently n 1!1\tl' c --+-~c • c m•.,..1 Pv •·n lu.Jl h f' •m• h ~~'nl t- ' • '" >) h' " ''\<'1\lh l TPIJ h i ~ P'lrl' ~ f'lll luH! •I tl ••' I•• l••m nnd lmnl'ovt· ~ 1•n \!p• l"t h ~-I C ,,..w u n rif'r \; Is cre~l ' 13 Genus of 3.; Bark 1 33 Shop 3~ Propount! 38 Fmnls h seaport. 41 More h eltt•r I han lht• OL 12 Ruggt!d mountain L1 'l oao 27. Satan 29. Not In 30 Greek lettd l'V{' I ~ {i ll rr>nj)l!• mnn1'• of hammrtm l! rn tlw \nul ht' ~ ~ 11 bon( no llllllt Now lw IS a M,1 flf'" ,tn• l ('~ J1 t'lli'V h i, h Ill III II !)ttl flfl h J~ Sll >'ll)\ IIP H f 1 I] ,1'\d ~"'''" ''I .miiHt ' llw ).' I r, 11 , 11!' orldrt • no snilnr nil 111111 11 ht• ~ ol \ 1'I I IIII' T"'• "I "ll ~ 'l' h" <lr , rt, ftn 'tl h""' C :2.30 - - '''"--- Lpne Ranger ~~0 {abbr) 7 Manufa~- "C' 26 turer.l B Walk heavily 28 JO Wither 11 Bedded 31 ( CQlloq. ) 16 Ept>ch 33 11. Crowll :H 18 Past 35 11 Trite 12 23. St>SBJne 24 Lofty 6 Weed• in gratnf\eldl {Bib) ftgure.s B1g 'rGp fl 00 ~2 8 Afresh llhupc..t • 1100 12 00 A\'enue 3 Agaht oC Snare native 25 Aphorilnt Ill h1 ~ duff H t·'~ 1•ot tlllw .rh' " In tl() t•venthm!.l a~ Wl'll Us h ' non rom ,md h1 s offHt'l ~ whn Ill til Rt!llCh acros1 · 5 Pouno;11 down 1o... 9 Crescen 10 00 JO 30 730 22 Luzon. ('~1 S ll)JI)I)<lt' d J ACROS' 1.5 R-efresher! U . African 17 Qu1ck puiLt antelope 18. City 20 Nonsens., c Indl!!.) (Sio.ng ) ~1 . Symbo uaer,S fn Lloyd'l Rt'glater hrs qu1ck -s lr•1) unrl • 1 full p.llk lo t m iles II <' lt• .. nh 1,1 ~u wtthn ut watrl', und to m<•k•· h W.JY 111 s w.unps .11 ni ll hl All thh ls :.~g,unst I hi day wh•'ll th e ~W, J illH ~~ nDt u ~ w,m\Jl hut .1 \Un l!l• ,tnd the 11 10 1 1 l ~ 1~ fu l l r t cu i thin,! ~ m·•~ttUtlm·~ S lllkt' ~ lllld hu\lpl w \lll lh II pt•r~on,t l 1111 1~ 3fl' be1ge brown Daventree tweed. Costume Is a Davidow des1gn. For country, tor town, tor traveJ, the jacket's narrow shu.! collar and tnbbed brea:.st pocketl!l give a feminine, dt<essmaker look The cotl.t hu deep revers and slit pocketa. DAILY CROSSWORD '"'" bench ll l ol lt lo"IJ AUDITQR ARRIVIS H.nrry Evans, Nelso nvllle, a State Exa m1ner, ar1lvcd Fr1day to auchl lhe books of the Vl~lage of Muldleport 14 Church S11 Hflrr 11 -- 1-- I 74 Inc) ( ,\ l('fll' I" il J95fl, hy Umted Ft·:r Itt wn1 th nor ,h Wt' ll ,o~=.~~H=o~MA~--~2, c~-l--l \ upy11~ ht . t·S ~n dl ~a l f' ,JJ ,11 ~('r u r>a nt ~ ;11 1 Jll~ltll<' l t d t11 th1 ow IIW bnol1 .1\ tlrr· hont In 111 ,11 11 ~I Hh ha tJ l' d 111 tlw l :lW nl!Jil'lloll th11t !h!' raw mal'lllal c rtn t:l•n llll tl'~ lu•1u ly otl ,)JUWifl!;! Uj) hi~ jOlllll'll\I' JS lie lt• arn~ ma n•·uv crrn l( nnrlPr liVP lmll t•J ~ lt n I IIII ' O h ~ ta<'k t OUI '-l's to tmt g:ltl'll hr ~ IJlll ~tlo • s ,mol Jlll]llr t\1' IIIIo l'Oli l dl n,r1 H n H 1'-t " (l ,dlv c~ ~--.~ 1~~.~. ~~-=~--1 ---1 I MINNISOT~ MISSIJSIPPI t( tur wmkt•d I•! "' 11h ~ ll ~>1 tt nf tn ~ lw' ~f'~ llt'IV ltor \IIVI~ d1Jli ••rl l11 d l~llt:I,J t w n a n~ hammf'ri•d 11 1\IJII\11 )u • !Jt'tlPIIIl'S toll~h • ~ " MICHIGAN c . 14 tuugh Whe n I cnme out nf it, brm~.n tou gh <Jnd ~hnrp, 1 sard to myseU, boy you'r e J U~t, Ds good as un) buclv m t he ( or os 'Ptlat so·and so ~l' l t(ea nt cou ld n'i. make you chi cken un nn\ lhl ng thf' unprlntabl t gave you II! dn Maylw ~omt- bad thrngs WJI! h~ ehmtn ah'd h} th 1s t11al, andnurybt· so nw good lhtn gs w1ll rcs ull But I tan u·ll VOLI ilne thrng; If tlu \ ! \l'l Pmploy a sort hoottr<t llllllg \rlU won't ha-.e Mari ne, ,m y 111111 1 \' ou' ll haH' nolhin l! but t!u[! f. rus And thE> colonel spat. fl\l!ll•h o·d 26 24 ~( lllldl!l g lllloll d A r~t.il'l ltr ~ ~ th ~ p~tlllll 'i t !lot!\ ll<lllllll d 'I' , llt rfl y designed to 11111 II on In to ,J \1,11 l Ot' s I'IIUI li t• 1~ ~tl i(Jpl 'd of rhL!Illl\ of n g hl s of ,111 rl•rsuu JI ]) I tVi l(•gt• Hr• • 32 , GEORGIA toluJW I ~IJ11 st(, Jip!'d nff the othr 1 d ,.,. 'l' lu•lt' wo1 I he an~ tt llro\ t·~ I l l J ll~t use m vst'l f as his t "l tnf,,nll \ rnl n m lh • 1)<1Sd1C!IS 1] p ,oll tlt ~ In hi, t r <~rlt• .tn d rel'l ; IJ • I ~ !O IIliJ II'\(•1\ oi[Jo t l [ [IU JII (lt h.tl ~ttVIll~ T hr~ ~~ Miltllll;' tradr i\On IPl lllf ill !l[ lo\ IOJigh h l\ fl{\llllg • 28 11 HI PY11 rtte ot a Cflltl pe:o wora wtll H~~ for advertblnll' If aot .pfld tor before tbe '..3th of eatb AdVurtlllii&- SbouJ.d bt reported imn;edt.a•.,l.r T.1e DaH)' 8eaUQ'IlJ DOl. be!' reapLIW!Iblttilr Jiorf: t.ba&a ODtl UlcorreCt 1a TeleviSion Playoboujt]e Man Agamst Crime Natio nal Bowliog Champ. Brg Town Caunt of Monte Cristo News & Sports Treas ure Theat'l"e II 00 SATURDAY Slgn Oo Captam K angaroo MJ g!Jty Mouse Wmky DLnk & You Talt>s o( Texas Rall'gers 8 30 STATtS 68 g 30 10 00 lO 3(} News &. Sport. Owl 'Jihentre SrgJl Off 8'0 ARIZONA • 00 WCHS-TV Channell r 26 8 00 ------- -- IUJARK REPORTS CAlifORNIA Uncle Jo hnn}' Coon.!! Co.~ptam C:;tlJa nt Mr W1zard ) 12 Jo Down on th e Fnrm 100 Western Thealre 400 Dunce P a rty 530 Roy Rogers 600 Spol'lt s Eye 6 15 News ftctlJore 6 30 Down You Go 700 Ton y 8ennetl Show 800 P eople Art> Funny 6 30 F es tm1l ot St:ws 9 00 E"core Theah e • 30 Adventure 'theatre .ono Saturday N igh t J amboree 10 30 E lle ry Queen fx - ly sto1•4xecuhve commUte• AlABAMA l ~ ar~· [I lit) ! ! L!U C- ln a Convention PC- Primory Gnd Convention I 1 lll ,) (j to .. Ow del•gat•s are pl~ked : P- Duect Primary Su,'! n On tt ow d) Doody Btr Jidmg '\m.,rlc:t !I 00 Democratic National Convention 1(_,- 8 fi!j I \I nfl 10 Sl\fU On 10 15 L' hn~t1a.n Science Ill :J () \\' h!i l OfH• Pei'S'O.D Can Do \ I 00 Tlu.~ Iii lhe L1fe 11 30 Man to Man ll 45 l!Dduslr-: on Parade 1:! 00 Base boll t2 :'10 TV Ohupel ~ 30 Youth Wan\s to Kr.JW 300 I<'ront1ers of Fallh 3·30 Am ertcan Forum , 4 ·00 Zoo Parade <SO Outlook 5.00 M.eet the Pt'ess • 30 Gospel Ha,.mony Boy.s 545 News P1ctu.re 6 ·00 Topper 630 Fronlter 700 Steve A1len Sl!ow of the Atlantic City Race Track. h.as been voted lot a6 CfLD11 2 Uve ii'OOm ap•rt•e nts, 2 four• r oom apartmt!nt•.-4'11 with laundtlt'll and g arar~e• .t. N Ben&el, Pumprgy, Ohio ~14 tl DCiJtb \o SATURDAY llttlt tnt rn1111 ""'k I ll<,, , , 111 ,. IJOi• .. nd ;: rJ, t1 ,,, th~ HJI• II . ,..-n e•• tu 1 ok, th.~, '''ll''''' ,wd tu llf , IJII Ill 1o SUtl\t 1 11111g ,tJ ,o n )! lhoJ [ lmt• Jt S''l'll h th,J' 111 th 1 ~ da\ af j)IO"' ·' ;nlol Pl'rl 1~. ll au 11U ~Jl' str a m~-: ha1d tu ~ t·t· to 11 tit tl J mtot d ol'~­ n't hJI " 11 J~ h~ • d as t hq d id That fL L' Iing piJ s h trt'l'PIIl!l 1nln i ht tl ' ' 1 0~!111 ,t ll d JtHiiUI \ l l} tlflt•n ' ' uul 11ork 1 11 ~ '" h.nd as tH lll tg hl Stollt,• uf th, 1u rw Ill' 1~ 'got~llll..,' Kelly, prnidt' nt ALMg , I Time. ..........1<01'.&'~...."' 'l'te ....., ~ oot ., I New Fu ..!liture ~ FOR "' ns on • ..,.... ,;:::'::.'"¥' ...... ...,... , ..... 4 ...,.,...... ......_... 'ftlt n:pres.... '"' I'z" I~ ROOMS Of I .. "'J'eliN til u. , . . ... AaiBica ....... 111L17 eaJDr bnptiH -,..... _.......... .. .........lftll . . . . ...,. . . . /It.._.-.... M nmemiMtelr &ba& dUe .,.,.. .alf ~ ...................... ...... I'M,.... ...... ,...... ~ ~ YaMtible ~,., . . ..,. wile t!e~~lus to ~ allt!AI .... ~ ~r a aiiCCeUIWI W.U.... I $299.00 ~ The Oaily Sentmel !~N~~~ ~ = tiL:: OP The 8riJ!hteflt Cor-= -aer In 1\oliddlepllrl t.c: Oil BAKER FURNITURE., < < Everett Hnwkrns left today vrs 1t relatJVl'S 1n Columbus Mr ss Lena Fox, curton, IS em- Fisher. ployed at the Becky Baby Shop -- ~ -Mr and Mrs Robert Tewksbary le(t today for a v<~calwn m Flor· 1da . Miss Betty Koehler,( RN, Gallipohs, and Mrs K D Amsbary and ch1lilren, J1m and Mehnda, len Fnday to spend the weekend with relat1ves in Groveport. Mrs Ann Sowards and daugh ~ te1", Carol}•n, Clevt!Iand, vtatlt>d Mr and Mrs Wallace Bradford an ti famrly lhrs week enroute to Hunt mgton. Vromans Return Home After Stay In Karr Apartment with CEI.OTEX -··-HARD IOAIDS •n.e.durahllt_.......,_ Mr. and Mrs Frank V1 oom,rn planned to retu rn to tht• JJ hom1• today :!Cit>r '>luy lu g ;tl llu- Kar1 apartment at tH ~: Vtllage !1,1!1 to take care of th1• fu t< lt iH.! t•mer gency ca ll ~, p1 1 so m·t~' nH'al~ etr Mr. and Mrs James Carnaban , while Mr.~ C R Ka t r :,r v,.a~ on Fort Lauderdale, and Mr. and Mrs a ~WI) week '.s vacalwn Mr and Mrs Karr Sfll'n 1 part of Melvin Pauir n and two children, Dayton, have been V!Sltlng Mr. and the time on lhelr farm back of Pomeroy and nlso vls tted tht>l ~ Ms r James Weber • daughters Polly Karr Co lu m.,u ~ and Mrs E.d Ba uer, and fn!Jlil~ tn Jackson Student Nurses May Complete Course In Army Student nurses now enro~led in recoe:nrzed nurMing schools who have completed 2 years their formal tl'aimnJ may ccmplete 1t under urmy ausplces. Selecled candhJates will be- enlis ted m the Women's Army Corps (reserve), called to active duly and allowed to continue their studies In the same l'lehoole. Pay and allowances for these future nurSes wlll exceed $200 a month Both 3 and'\ ye~ students an ellglble Part1C1panta wm' be re- or OES Circle Meet To Be Held August 16 Evangehnr C haplt I. OES has berm notified or the OES Cl rch: meeting to be held Au gust 16 at Melhmhst Churl'h nnnex In Oh10 A rovert>d duh luncheon 1 to be st>rved at noon All line offl<'ers nod Past Moirons are lllV It ed Mr s .lames ClatWOllhy Wnrlh} M.•tron of Evangcl m e ChJI.plf'r, ha b abo ~ n nounced a Hummagp Sal<' whtch Will be held hJ. tlw Chap\ ~1 on August 24-25 Jn the Pr~tt bUJ!d lng \ at the corner or North Spcond ldealliao . . _ catpeDUJI J!aay to ......., """"" dtill, oai~ head. glue-with your rerJ- ....... workillg toolil. Smdoth. -uhiiOnn aurfac:es-free from pin-raising or knocs. Attn.ctive aatura1 Jia' isbes, though you may "YOUR if you dtsfte. Let ut show you 19fUy bo.- you can accomplish more- at lower ru!t and les! labor-wit.h Gelotelr l10<d Boa<dsl' -e namel or lacquer SUNRISE TO SUNSET S"'!"ATION'" Don't let lack of Ready<nh Delay Your Home Improvement! 990 Wrllr, Phone or Stop in Today And Open a Blld·A·COunl On Your Dial quired to accept commJSiltons In iA~v~•~n=u~o~on~d~C~o~a~I=S~l~"~'~';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;;;:::;:::;::::;::::;;,;;:;::~ fhe Army Nurse Corps (reserve ) 1 and serve on active duty fm eithe r OPTOIIIIr.'PR lST 2 or 3 y~ars Dl!tAI!J may be obtamed by lvritlng the '"'""" of the army are a h~sdquarters of your loc11hl y F.a•l Conrt Streol. Pomeroy or the Surgeon General, DepartL... OrTite Hours: 9 to IZ, Z lo 1, (Close ot Nooa on Tban.l merit ot tbe Army, Washmgton .;.;;;;.:..::.;,;;;::;..._ _ _ _ _ l_ _ _ _..;__..,._,..,...--l25, D. c. paint. ·.N. W. COMPTON, 0 . D. THEN SAY CR-'&GI!l I'r • No Down Paymelll- As little As $5. Montlily THE POMEROY aMENT BL,()CI CO. 41 Yean OJ Conlinuou• Ser"ke Phone 82-435 ,. Pomeroy, 0. �-----~-:--·-•• - ~ -- r• • • - • ' """"ll: .•. !., .•••_ .• -·-· "-' .•. - ........................ --- · -· •. . .. -- ... ' / • <l-The SenUnel, Polneroy-Middleport, 0 .. Aug 11, 1956 -- R.edlegs Whip Milwaukee To Gain In Pennent Race li • -t : I t·• Jansen's Hurling, Bailey's Homer . . . 0 ver The Braves pare Cmcmnatl J I' 1: ~~~ ~:r:~~rl:~~!oJ~ ~=~l~:ry~n~t ~~~ I :: t~~i::~ !~~~~~o::aro~;~lh~~~~:; Purcha~d from Seallle or the I picked up hi S lith victory . Mu- spectacular return tu the b1g leagues Friday night when he pitched the Redle gs to an 8-1 wln over lhl' Milwaukee Braves 1n the opene r 01 a key thre e-game series_ The tri umph moved 1he Heds . to secon d pace I m o ne · gamr behind the flr st-pl uce Hraves and a hAlf length in front (J( the Brook1yn Dodgers. who bowed to lhe Philadelphia Ph lilies, 3-2. Jansen , who ran up a n amazing 21~ record agai nst the lledleg:s during his r.al't'Cr with the New York Giants, limill'd the Braves to nin e hit ~. '· ,. JAt:lt . IIJ/IH£ -.. League mark uf 1,071 held hy Mel Ott. Down McArthur By 6-4 To Move. Into Finals I{AV!N6 51/0WN liE C()(/tt> H"f/( t A ~16 Ollf WilEN II£ Bob Frlt>nd pil<'hcd a five-ttitt.er for bis 13th victory as the Pittsburg h p 1ra · t e ~ scored a a-2 dee1· sion after the New York Giants completed a s u s~nded g11me of July I with 11 7-fl triumph. Bill Virdon 's eighth-inning homer wa.s the margiu of vJt•tory for Friend. who won his fir:;t ga me since July 17. "-.:_-.; 7"001( THe _.,~tt:.7"f"RtSJ 'JlROyfJ:,,.,.-w~ M:7 ,t:'/.(JK~ BY Bj"_;;,~v~ .... rHifr IIONOR Ill -rHE SAME yeAR. :..;..;.;.._ _, I ~ 'l cary AfidBe ,.,....,.,..,,............,. =---- -=-= - ::=:--c-=-:c---::-Hayes-Young Gathering Held Sunday On The Grounds Of Haladay School .._ I d d GB The Syracuse lndu.ns rh•fe<Jted the Racine Braves by a scure ol ll,-<l 7-5 on · Friday evening al Racine to hand the Braws their firsl lo:; ~ 10 of the season. 11 Prior to Friday 's ball ~arne the 17 1'2 19 1·2 Hl'llYCs had won te- n 1\tralght ha11 2:i% games in the Meigs Litlle Lea~ue . A desperplion rally by the Frlct.y's RMultt Braves in the bottom baH or l·he St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 sixth mning f ~ JI s hort Wh(•n they New York 7, Pilts burgh 6, cum· tallied fnur rum after truiling by pletion of su11pended game. night H Piltsl>urgh 3, Ncw York . rcgu Tht> Indians took the lrad to lu night lit<llnc . keep it· in Lhc fourth inning when Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2, nigl they broke a 1-1 tie with three Clncinndtl 9, Milwaukee 1, n1. rllll!'i un Lwo hits , nne of thl' lll a triple hy B. Wim•DrennPr . They Sund.ly'• ~·m~• Phll•delphie .. Brooklyn __ __ addl.'d three more in the fifth inning on thrct' wAlks and 11 floubir Nrw York at Pit~sbuq~h . 2 hy It Arme s. ',High UP PurelubeOil Pure Gasoline AND With Thl• lllgh Horsepower Combination Cincinnati at Milwaukrr> St. Louis at Chicago 2 "You'll Burn Less Gas .. Use Less Oil .. or Both" AMIIUCAN LIAGUE W. L. Pel. GB NN York ____ 71 37 .657 !lnst0n ___ _ 62 45 .579 8 ~ C'll•veland __- - 61 4!1 .575 {) !'hit~ago _____ __ !16 .48 .!!3H 13 Dclroit ------- !10 M .463 21 Ralllmore ____ 4i 60 .439 2::11- ~ WllHhington __ 43 & .402 27~S K11nsas City __ 37 70 .346 331,;. AUGUST and J . t.onk~ hurl I t•d Winebrenner for the Indians whilf' the Ra- Bollton 3, Washinfiton 2 Plaotlc-Reg. 28.95 and 22.95 ' SEAT COVERS Cleveland 11. Kansas Ct ly U $17;95 & $15.95 Sunday'• CHmtM r.lev~tand at Kansas CJiy · Chicago at Detroit Boston at Wa1hin11lon Baltimore •t New York 2 PliRE 6:70xl5 TIRES · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · .. $18.7 5 plus tax OTHERS AT WUOI.ESALE PRICES riiRF. Ludwig Lightburn Decisions Zulueto ·To Gain Revenge RATTF.RIF.S DRASTICALLY · ·REDUCEl' ' BIIV WIIILE TilEY LAST _ Wl"ll•'amson 0'1I .cOo ~.. 146 W . Main St. , ., -, POMEROY, OHIO NEW YORK UP - Lia:htwri gh t cooteoder Ludwl' ~... 1 Ll•htbum ol ! '~------~r_:.~:.:.:::::.:.:.:....:::.:.::_________ table vctory over Cuban Orhmdo Zulueta. As a reward for M ~ tf'l evision triumph over veteran Zulue1a, who had outpointed lJghtblK'n in the same Madison Squart> Ga r~en ri.nJ:; IUt month, the young H0nduun •waited cabled l'Onfirmatlott on a rour fl"t tour of the Orient. Lightburn was favored Itt 1HI d~>spite Jail\ n'ionth's defeat. Lud, wit welgbtfld \t}" pounds to Zulu- . l&aolA. · ...... '. . ' ... ~· ~"'~~: .pG~"8 pa~ trlb,~ .. lklpt*', . ·~~~·· Oalfuit.L rea41 at.teroeM to •-...etpUue and Cidm.. of pu~ren an4 .. CR"· L'IL t.BNER ByAL C.UP '"""VE. 'IOLJ fV FI-' SEEN AN'IONF HI.AL.THIE.R - OR ltiCHIEA? ' ·-. . . SATUROAY ""''' ,... . v • O.Or1e Montgomery- •• ..' ' (In Technh:olor} Mark Steven~ i .,, .'• '· ' FORT Tl. -~- ....;_."F" ~ Falfcla TIMETAILE Ca...... • PLUMBERS HILPIII Com"'r - HUNTING THEY DIO GO GASOLINE ALLEY X A S ~o~~~tlifo MUIIOiiO -i ; SUNDAY & MONDAY •oiMrt Taylot• · o.br• P..et· THE LAST HUNT (CIMmUCope • Betty. Gr•blt M•rtt- '' . .' 3 FOR THE C•l'fOG!P - l I . ORPHAN ANNIE (Cinem•tcope- • HOW By IIAROLD GRAY " ' WEL.L, ltl. ~ -'f1ioEN'I OJtlAR ».t-1 ~ Tl-ll'rr STOCK· m OASS~ ,q_,o,mT LIKE A MlrtACl.f- . CAR RACING ' ~~ ;. / "", .a l SUNDAY s~' AT CLAYBANKS SPEEDWAY . MOe West 01 PODJeroy On. Rt. 124) , . • AB R H 0 0 0 C 1 0 1 (' .Jim Jlo1comb, lb ____ 4 Dick BatC!s, If ____ 4 Larry Sowers, rf ____ 4 Gertc Barnes. ~s __ ·- 4 Bob Cline, p - ----- - - 3 Loyd Chatfield, 3b 3 Bill Bullock,-c _____ _ 3 Jerry Martin, b __ __ 3 Earl Minton, r( _. _ 3 2 0 0 0 0 - . U~SED McArthur ·R 1 1 1 0 1. 0 1 0 1 IH~ ~·MESSES of , court-m~Uat of s;sgt, Matthew c._McKeon in- the dro~tng ot stx Marine rec~.ue~ at Parrla Jslud. S.c., courtroom. ~: Cpl. Ronh.ld J, Lyons, Pittsburgh, Wl;l~ ~-- fottnd th odka botite from wbic.h :McKeon aa.ld lie ha.d taken several drinks. Mill-die. klldteat Corpsman :.1- Redmond, Nubvute, Tenn., whO testtfted McKeon's blood contained alcoll01 • Series 62, 4 door Sedan. One local owner car wiUt deep rich green melalllc finish. All the equipment that you would expect a Cadillac to have. The finest of Ute fine cars now avail• able at a big savings. J I 0 0 a CAR 1954 CADILLAC • R 1 0 I 0 0 0 01 0 102 0--4 3 0 Midd lr port ____ 000 006 0--6 3 ' DEALS IN TOWN! 2 3 0 II 0 MIDDLEPORT AB Russ McElhinny, ss __ 4 Ch<:~rles Bush, 1f _- . _ 4 C hr~ s Swackhammer, 4 Randall Bowles, c __ 4 Honnic Man·ley, rf __ 3 ~~J\ 1~ Clonrh, cl 3 J .Slcphrnsnn, 3b __ 3 Ricky Oiler, lh __ __ 3 Tommie Anderson, p :1 Ii It's The COOLEST McARTHUR ~ 1954 OLDSMOBILE e • th~-)l.o\n atte~ the "death mareh." lliJht: TjSJL Bam Cummings, Raymond, Me., whO qUeHtloned J&i!lbim ·,a.tler -the tratredY, and who read :McKeoa'a 20-page atat.t':nent. ( l•ternGUonaZ SOUftdpMtoU --~ ·· ~-------~ · ~------- ------------ Oswaldo Magnlne, ca.ptatn ot tlle .11unk liner . ~ndrea Doria., brushes pnst newamen ln New York aa htl lea.Vea tlle U. S ~ Navy ~lStort YtiPfll Edward R. Allen. He -ila.a among 77 aurviv!Jr.ll picked up b:r the Allen. A .microphone •bows at right. bu-t Maptne doem't aetim inclined to "aay a feW worda." ( IntentaUOMl) . NANCY · x.~ M - M--- AIRCONDITIONING WONDERFUL A HOT Dt>.Y • • • $1995 brakes, positive economical Hydramallc dr lve, clearton~ radio and Fresh Air Heater. Famous V-8 Rocket engine. Try II today. 1955 DODGE • • • • • • • • $2195 Custom· Royal 4 door sedlon. M9dern Burg andy and cream finish wiUt hamlonhlng Interior lrlm. Automatic drive, radlo, heater, clear plastic seat covers. A clean low mile, age car. 1953 CHEVROLET Series 210, 4 door sedan. A real sharp IIIII e • cu finished In .light blue and white. Power glide lransmission, radio, heater and good tires. A good buy.. Derik Ibboteoa. brtutB the ~· in a:e.t-.f to become t~• ntn'UI runner tn hi ... to C:I'St!fl: th• tour-minute mlle. He IJJ Rown at l.MdoD's Whtte City .ltadlum,. 'iwtnnlnJ the mUa even.t -ID Ule' Bt-ttllh.. IRITAIN'S to,. ceeeb meet. w:_Ottd record 11 3 :38, held b7 ~' . s"'; A.~tralt.t.'a POMEROY, OHIO Joh.D. : -ll-..i..,...,__..;_;_;; '" l ' • • $995· • • • • , - -- ~; ~- ... J _ .. WHAT'S GOINGON HER~~ • $3295 .. l I \ '' Super 88, 2 door sedan. Fully equipped. wit h s3fety power steering, pedal ease power · John Hysell and T. Ohlingr.r lied up in a pitcher's duel in lh~ rtrate. Uedleg encounter. Earh hurler gave up but two hits while Hysell fllnned 11 and Ohlinger fanned 17. ~he wlnning runs wl'! re ~ror(>d 111 the fourth inning on ·ft howe run hy Mike Werry ami a single hy J . Shasteen who scorf'd IIlle r on an error. _ In the Dodgrr-YankM> l:llnt", :~ fi\'C ru.n oulbur~t in the fourth 1n11· lllll JHIVt' t·he ~11n1e In th!! VRnkt't'~ . Rrltlsh Honduras said toda y. '" l thought I bad to win P.very rou nd j to a:et the decl•ion," while explainl . iiLj Fricl&j m,bt'$ de cJ.ah-1!: turn ~ta'a '. ,.' ' ~·.trs . M. T.•• Kelly. Mr!l. L. D. Dittt., Urs. Charles White, Mrs. Willllfn len~\tW'th, Mra. P. L. Mitch, Mn. Alma Mlller, Mrs. James Souders, r.to-rrb. Mrs. Cor.a McBride, Parkersburg: Mn . .Jean Wright. and children, Michael, Blnny and Becky Sue. ~ cas, has been recalled by the parent Brooklyn Dodgers. Howe-ll was needed to back up reserve catcher Rube W&lker while regular backstop Roy Campanella. is recovering from a hand injury. Gullipolis. Following the finals, an all-star Gallipolis Pony Lea.'!:UC lflllm will pla.v the Middl('port Pony Lengu1 club. cine team u~ert three htll~('rs- D. Wolf, H. John .~ nn, and ll . Rir<'h. In othe r l.ill\1:' League nl11y in the MciRs Leagur>, the Pil·H IC:s nipp,;>d the R('d lcgs .bv 2·0 while the Yankres whipped 'tho Ood gl'lrs by 12-9 in a fret> scorinj;l hall gamo that (ound each team collecting IL hits. Frlclav Nlvht Ruulh New York Go, Ballimu1·f' 4 Chicago 6, Detroit 1 . If•• ~K~,o~ll~of~Ft~.~L:•u:•:•~,d~a=te~,=FI=•·~·~~·A~dm.~~~~~~~Sc~h~ool Sludenls 50<-TR.IALS 1:3D . MAJOR LEAGUE Syracuse Indians . STANDING . Hand Racine First Loss In MeigsLL TRY t ers, Ba:·1-,1ra and P "tty. OthlJr gue-;t ~ 1.1 ."v :: ' 1, )flto.n Hoo4 , 1.. R. Wiley , Mrs. t!:dl9-qll. Bike.t. r lr~. Bc uJ~:~ V.r!:it'!, Mrs. C. 1:. flq:. !1- _.!;. J.;; yk ~tterll~d, ~­ L. D. DUes asked the b1euing at the femlly picnle of 'b" Wbite Role Lodce. Auxtliary of the Brotherhood ·of Raill"''ad 'h'aintoen whtn It held thia week at Middleport Roadside Park . Mfs Branch Flemlnt, pretident, announced the re&:uiMr meetine In September. Member• and guests were Mrs-. F~rnlng, Ml'l. Joe TUrner, Mrs. Cl)'de Winebrenner and P"anddaughters, Jonni.e Sue and Ntoey Thomp1on. Mn. WilHam Morris and dauahttr, Susan: Mn. Ula Price and 'Jennifer and Pam Crew Mr. and Mrs. DUes, Mr. and Jilrs. W. W. HaYes. Mr. and Mrs . Clarence MeNeal, Mrs. H. E. Bush , M.t-a:. Carl Mattox, Mrs. WIIJiam Woodard, Mrs. J. 0. LeoD.IIrd arid IP'IIn44on1 Tommy; Mrs. Edgar Al- • ·•-v d ~ By UNITID PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet, Milwaukee --- - .63 42 .600 Cincinnati - -- · 63 44 .589 Brooklyn - -·- - 62 44 .MJ5 ' St. Louis ___ ___ M ~ -~O!i P-h iladelphia . . 52 53 .495 Plttsbut-gh __ __ 46 60 .134 Chicago ___ ___ 43 61 .413 New York - --- 38 64 .372 !I Th: ho -b "OJ ~~ n·e'd c3ffN ~ <!oughn uts aasisttd bY her daujb- In a civil action, a petition for ' . djvorce has be4en filed in the HOWELL RECALLED MONTREAL UP - Veteran catcher, DJxie Howell suspended by the Montreal Royals earlier this sea.son for a nlght club fra- I F:r:;~t>St Covert entertained breakfast Jl'rlday at ber lonme 'With Mrs. Dwl&ht Wallace e.s the dernorutrator of l'uv'perpnre. Pri'leJJ were won ti)' "MH:. James Souders, Mi•. Lucltte Mayes and Mrs. Emeraon Jones. with QIVORC~ SilKS It was a new AU Star game record for field g~lll, too, both for an Individual and tor a team. Tbe im:lividual mark was .set by Ohio State's Tad Weed wben he kicked three fiel_d goals for the AU Stars last year. The mark had . been · set by a team in 1939 when Ward Cuff kicked one field goal and Kenn Strong two in a 9-0 New York Giants win. Oil". l _I'ri_nl' tu this uprising 13 straight .\-1H.idle lbafters had gone dOWn , I e1ght of the ~e on strikes. CHICAGO UP-Two old bands McArthur tallied one run in t;be at plJiylng golf for money, one cf second inning, when pilchcr Cline whom has already raked in $24._Bob Lemon pitched a five-hitter !nt. a home r un, over second base 132.17 and the other pocketing bdore retiring wll h an Injured l'line al1:1o scored again il'\ th~ $12,482.93. today led the Pack leg in the eiJ.:ht binning as the The Hayell-Young reunion wa s Amanda Eastman. fuurt. h on a ball that got through reaching for the Tam O'Shanter Cleveland lndiiiM crushed the held as usual at thr Haladay Attendin g were· Mr.> . Colll'n t•cn t 10 rfielder Clonch r01 . a twQ World Open's $00,000 flnrt prt:r.e Kansas City Athlellc~. li.O. Rocky .school gl'ounds on Sunday, Aug. 0 Du~an, Athens, Mr .. an(J M!'fi . . ba,.--;e miscue , and McArthur had as the- tourney moved Lnto its Cola\·lto, Jim Busby and Preston The program was opened with a Cla1r Woodc ,Co_olvtlle , Aman-d a ~('ored for the sccon~ time . third round. Wa1·d paced Cleveland's 11 -hlt at- h1nch ser"·ed un a long table- un- Ea~tman and eh1ldren, Pomeroy A d th f'fth - · Car& MiddleeoU second arnona · h t h e '.-lr. and 'I Cl 11u~e .• v . II ay c.o;;, b n erson m e . 1 th 1001ng , tack with homers. der the trers ror whtc ,. rs . .. lhe nation's money-winer.s :..ooe . ' N 1 u: , ore uwn , an re1tre e turee ' • ,.. grounds are famous, with Jesse .PUJne1oy, ..lrs. et~ e •111nznlli1n 1 b· tt 1. t "k b . • ~. ff h Bo Wininger who copped a col 1 8 ' .,, ..... , b•fore tb• •nd son · '' ' "'' H. and wife and was '' '·m~ on rl es, ut m vu t! t ll'y"•s as kJ•g " "' ' " " trouble as two e rr ors and .1ege go If crown as a freshman Dick Donova n pilchcd six-hit meal. afler which the program lhree ch1ldren of · Beaver, Pa ., ' '"' some ye·ars bac k • boute d spar· H d a walk luad c<i the bases · 1 loyd ball as the Chicago White Sox proceeded with the snng "GoInt Mr. ant t Mrs . F.d1son art nn , . _ . , · ~kUng nine under par 36-hole totals Sportsmen & Strictly Stock rolled to their nrth s lrllight win Down the Valley" by Co llee n Du- Jilek Har t, Pnmero)l. Lucy Haye-s Chafflcld, the nght flc ldc~. sing !- o£ 136 today c1oscly followed by 1 Guaranteed Purse - A Mile with a 6-1 tr ium ph over lhe De- gan , of Athen~. folln wed by group Long 13ollom, . Molly Bookman. e ll and twn. moN:! runs crossed the a quJnlet carding 136's. Track - Time Trials 1 pm- troit Tiger:-. ln tht' uther American singtng of "The Old Rugged Cross" Che.ster, Mr . and Mrs. Ward p late. Ag::hn Anderson blazed aThe galleries, however, appear League bamf'. AI K<~linc ·~ 23rd Readings wet"e given by Mr~. Ray- Hayes,- Chcster, Mr. and Mt's. Ho· way, and sent two batl ~rs back to Racefl 2 pm tu be siding with a here-tofore unhomt>r spoiled J)unovan's bld i!l':' mond Ervin, o[ Racine· and Mrs. n'ier Lee, Rutland, Mr . and Mrs. the bench ~w inging . MARIETTA FAIItGROUNDS knttwn Chicago pro, Errie Ball , a lihuluut. Amanda Eastman of RD Pomeroy . Frank A. C heesehrew , MHldlrport , In thr rinals of the .tournament .Y -- __ z::_- Gllrrold Hayes, of Shade wa~ Mr . 111ld }Irs. Harrold Hay e~>. June- lhe Middlf'pOI'l c-lub will lock who llfta his cap from his -slightly chosen Il l~" president of tho re- linn Cit)·, Carl and Charle s Brie- hurns w1th Gallipolis, which won balding head· and politely thanks union for the next year, Homer kles, Athens, Ben :t'. Blll"rlhill , OV('t" l.o.~:an, 5-3, in the Sl'Cond them after they •pplaud him. Ball, who connected with a comLee of Albany , (ice prosiden.t, Shade, Mr . and Mr~. Emcr ~·m C ~arne las t night. and Jesse Hayes was retained as Hayes, Long 13uttom, Jolm Hayes Gallipolis had 5 run s. on six hils mendable 68 in Thursday's opensecretary-treasurer for another Long Bnltom, Mrs . l': tta Sp(~nccr, on three e rrors, and Lognn seorr.cl Ing round, held up under pressure term. Long Butlom . Jake Hawk, Long 3 run.~. on three hits and one mis- &nd shot a. 70 Friday to join Aua· tralla's Peter Thomson, Jerry Grnup 11inging took up 1he rc- Bottom, a~d Mr. and Mr .~ Ray- rue. Joe Dunca n was the winni ng Barber of Los Angeles, Pete Coopmalnder of the afternoon with mon? Ervm, R~clne. Th t _HI_nz- pil chn, and Dill Muwc 1y was the er of Birmingham, Mich., and Ted the exception of a duet " Preciou s· m<~n s s~a~~d with the Jo.rvms: Jose,·. llurlf'rs for tonight's ronMemories" by Jes.,u Hayes and whi le t'1s11tng here from B!'avet. test, which is slated to stari at 7 . - -- - - - - - - - · ' ----;-- pm, i ~ Ellis Clonch for th'l' M irl· l' 136• di es, 3ga im t Gilbe11 Ca ldwell , or . hh-~ . _ clerk of courts office by Elkahtt.b when the pros recovered two of lhr11e All Star fumbles, held th r Riebel against Elber L. Riebel. collegiate .offense to 121 · yards The petition .states that the cou. rushing and gave Groza protec linn for his foor field goals. ' pie were mM'II'ied ln 1926 and Gi-o:r.a kicked the ball ~ver the have three children. Charged ia crossbars froru"'tbe 45, 37, 31 and 34 yard lines a1 well as convert· gr058 · neglect and extreme- cruel· ing after botb Cleveland touchdowns to rina up 14 point.! for the ty, and sought is divorce, cus~odr night, an individual performance eclipsed only by Don Hutson's 19 points for Green Bay in UMO. CHICAGO-UP- An 'ordinary" Pro offense, which included a record four field goals by Loll "T-he Toe'' Gl"oza. was more than good enough to whip the 1956 College All Stars, Coach Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns Slid today. "Our defense looked a lot better than it did in last year's game" he said, (Werkoking t•he 19M loss by a 30--27 score when he had av! eoged it by Friday .._!light's 26-0 count. "Ovr offense. was just or. 1 dinary. 1 The Browns displayed expert basic football, thouth, intercepting two of t'he All St"rs' 10 passes and permitting the colletians to eomplete only two attemPts for 12 yards. It was good basic footb.dl, too. Lead The Pack IIn worldOftP.D r"" Sunday Afternaan • . Lou Groza Boots Four Field Goals To Lead Browns ln 26-0 Victory Thc Middleport Li.ttl c Leagu_e All-Stars, JUmped into the flna is of the G~tllipolis tournament. Frid<Jy night, by easinE: out a 6.4 vietory, over McArthur. Bob Cline, McArthur twirler, flln nc <..! 16 Middies, and Tommy Anrlerson( who racked up his second tournament victory, mowed down cl l'ven by the strike-out route. The Middleport club tallied all or it~ r uns in the top ha!C of the sixt.h inning, on walks to Anderson, Ru ss Me El hinny , and Charles Bus h. On a ll' t up-pitch, Ch&rlie Swackhamnw1 t]ouhi ed into right center SL·ndmg two runs across the plate. HJ IHly BuwlP~> wa5 thrown out ~t {'Und tn lhi-rd, and another Mi.ddil' tally cros~ed the plate. Ronnie Manley walked , .l!:llis Clonch fan· n1·d, and Manley took second and lhln.l un passed balls. Johnny Stephl•nsun doubled ~anley home, _and score d on an mJ1eld out by Ricky I uy 17'1E ro ADP '?'.HE P.6.A. r;-rL£ '11:1 ·d The New York Yankees retalnNI B.,.ILEY GRAND SLAMS . their 8 ~~ game lead In the AmeriTh~ Redl«'gs backed Larry w1 t h can League when they beat the an eJght-hll a1tack that Included Baltimore Qri('lcs , ~- on Mickey a grand :slam homer by eatcher Mantle 's 460-foot ground-rule douEd B~lley . . ble that scored Billy Martin In Relief ptleher Ha rvey Haddix the f'Jnth inning . Tom Sturdivant walked PeeWee Ree se Jnlentional- won his lOth game !or the Yanto load . tlor hasr s oad get at kees while Dilly Loe~; sufft'Ted hi.s nuke Smde1·, then st ruck out the fifth loss drspitr homers hy Dick National Lca,~otu e's home run lead- William~ and Bob Nieman • cr to pi"eM•n·e the Phdlies' lith · win i'l Ul g;,.mes. Jack Mf'yf'r lim ited Lhc Dodgers to fou r hits in BREWER WINS 16th ~ight inning, but w11. s rdicvcd Turn Brewer scattered eight hill'! when he walkNJ lhe leadoff hiller lo win hilS 16th g~:~me as the secin the ninth The Phlllics scored end-place Boston Red Sox beat the all ttleir r uns off Sal Maglie in Washington Senators, 3-2. Homers the second i nnin~~: on a pair of er- by Ted Williams, Sammy White rors, a douhle by Granny Hamner and Dick Gernert produced a11 an-d singles by Willie Jones and Boston's runs. TM win was the Ted Kazans ki. Red Sox' fourth straight and ninth Stan Musial and Bobby Morgan In 10 games. Ii Friday Morning ' r::if~;::1~t ~~~a~;~"n~:~t :~~:ay~ ~:!'se~h t!_~;n~~~ ~~\~:mN;:~~~~ + l P.C.ft.. MASTER ••••• By Alctn Mo\:lf The' Cincinnati Redle gs were de- home-rffl and Whitey Lockman tr i- ~~. i ddl -· · -----M·· eport. L.IHie w·.n· . . Play For Champ·· ·nsh.lp Ton·· ·ht WIN:"'IE WINKLE YES .. A~ IT LOOKS UKE. WE:"Rf: GOING lD BE IN FOR A LONG Stl16E OF IT . ,._.._ �I . oi : j lill I SERMONETIE Rhonda Ervin Bonnie Shields Weds John Pisher, Jr. At Letart Fcdls On July 28th Llo)d Dllhn.:er SupL wor.sbtp on until the end of hi1 llfe, be serv t~ Mt 10 45 Dinsmore Boyles declared Chrl8t who bad mlde mon subject Th~ Ble.ssedn.-.ss uf leader Su nda} alternoon 2-4 PM him free There are many who we Ttushng God Wednesday 7 30 :;ervices at the Elmwood Rest THE POWER OF THE GOSP•L could mention with real character. C~urch Prayer meettng and H~ble study Home Wedne5day 7 30 PM prayer OF CHRIST 1 cannot thtnk of a smgle g~t HEATH METHODlST Church meeLmg By Rev. Raymond Kof\krl•ht character on whom the Gospel M.iddleport, lh e Rev C Raymon Prabyten•n Church, SyrAcuse, Text: Ronuna 1:16. I •m not a- bas not had 115 tnflutnce The Rbonda Ervin, four )'W old Kon.krtght pastor Sunday school Re\1 Howard Ruppel4. pastor •h.-mttd of rhe ~ of Chrtat, very btst men In every walt of daqilter ol Mr aDd 111'1. How-.rcl 9 30, E:rnest Covert supt morn Church school 9 30 Robert H.-deu, for 11 l1 ttr• power of God unto hfe, are products of tbe GOipel of ErJin, Raeiae, celebrated ber mg worship lO 30 sermon toptc sue:ttle HockiD.t lv-.ellcal Me- :'~:~=- unto Heryon• ..... ihh:~l We are not ashamed of bl.rtbday TueJday with a amlll "The Early Cbun:h, speetal musH' FED ERA TED CHURCH, Rev party at her home The Apostle Paul a man of priJ. Another product of the ~:.~ Waldo J Bartels, putur Sunday solo Bestde StLII Waters Cher thOOtst Churcb. Sunday worship Blake 7 30 pm Offtctal boat d Bible SchOOl 9 ~ a m Worshl.p found character a man of unus- of Chrtst ts the Chr!At1an c Guesb were. her grandmptber, 8 1~ am, Church school Fred ole meetmg Servtce 11 00 a m Yout!:l Servaee ual breadth o f100ul and fervency We can not estimate the value Mrs Herbert Fink, Middleport, Blaettnar Supermteadent 10 30 a 7 30 p m Evangelical Service of spirit He ls not speaktng here d Jlra Ruth Holm1n and ehlldren, id week Proyer ueet~ t f thi the Church for the mdlvl ual, the m Worship servtce John Hoyt, the FIRST BAPTIST Churc h Mtd 8 00 P m M 1n our ex 1 0 some ng M!w or commumty or the world Few are _ l!renda ab.d Rodney, R.aclne, and speaker, wtll use as hu topJ(' , The dleport, the Rev C E Hoyt pas ini W~dnesda;,> 8 00 p m • .Rev untried He had preached this ~. G f d 1 willing to live m a eommunlt.J Sharon and Beve.r::ly Ervin. A M.eanmg of The Church Eve ., tor Church school 9 15 fo~rank Carl Mcph'rS()n' P.'tor 1 1 ospe or severa years an n whe1e there Is no church We • birthday eake, w1th four H1hted AlJiltlill METHODIST Church Cheescbrew s upt , Mornm~ wor one welcome many places, had suffered critl- gree With Howard 8 Warren wQo caodlell, and lee cream were serRev R. M Grove past or Sunday s hop 10 15 chtldrcn s sermon to R 1 c:in~~ &..ptl•t Church, V. Wes- Cl.mt and reproach untold ,"'lor tbe SR)S • The Christian Church il ved to the eueat.s School, 9 30 am, Lloyd Dtllmg<' r piC 'The Tongue sermon toptc ley Jenlun s, Pastor sunday Sehoul sake of thts message But With all the richest noblest and holiest Supt WorshJp Services, 10 45 am The Talebearer followmg thts se r g 30 Mormng worship 10 ~ Eve- boldness he announce$ that be Is mst tlution ;n ex.stance It 15 the wtth Rev Grove bnugmg tht' mes vtce the Deacons wtll meet 11t the nmg worshiP 8 on the lsl 3rd, Gth cnot ·~.harned of the Gospel of 1 sail of the earth the hght (I( the sage Sunda)' afternoon from 2 to church 7 30 Evemng worship se r Sundays Prayer Meeting Wed· bnst world Down through the cen4 o clock Serv1ces ~o~t the Elmwood v1ce sermon toptc How to Face nesday 8 Jo~ 1lm strips on the Ide Without professtnll to be ln the tur1es 1t baa kept ahve beautiful Rest Home, Sunday evening at 7 30 Ltfe Serencly Tuesdav 6 pm of the Apostle PauJ Wlll be shown same class ill any way except diS· splnt and the incomparable teat~ regular meetmM of the MYF LoveJOY Circlrt Will have a pntluck "ery week thru June, July and e1pleah1p, we gladly announce lflgs of J esua, an d h as aprea d it 1 supper on t he lawn of the Luman August that we are • not ashamed of the tnflue nce upon counties• Uvfll. LITILE HOCKING EVANGEU home, 6 pm County w1de Men s hthlehem B•ptld Church, V. oe:pel of Chnst" One hcs1tates to thmk of wbat the lAL Mt:THOUIST Church Sunday The Tri.City Sewinl Club met rally and supp~• at the Salisbury Wesley Jenktns, Putor Mornmg We are not ashamed of His world would b(! like wltbout the worship Bible school, 9 45 am Thursday evening at tbe bome Towns hip ElemrntaJ y School D1 wonh1p 9 30 Sunda_y School 10 46 dietY m) virgin bJrth The trutb Church' The poet tn Urtftklng of WorshJI' servtcc 11 am, Youth Srtr of Mr• Wllltam Grueeer 1nd Mlsa Harrv Denman guest spea ker 6 Everung WlJt'Shlp 7 30 Rev Jen (If the Tr nlty and the unity o( tik' tbe produet wrote vtce 7 30 p m Evang~llsttc serv1ce p1ary VU'Jmla Reibel- was weJcompm Count} wtde Un10n Worshtp k1ns preaches on the 2nd and 4th Godhead Will stand when time il' I love Tby Church, Oh God 8 pm Mid week prayer me~lmg U.A n~w mecnbel'. Mrl. Tho~a.s service 1n the Fairgrounds grand Sunday~ Mrs Edith Codner forgotten The doctrine of the Reo Her walls before Thee &tll!ld. Wednesday B pm Spectal Anm· Bowen wa,_ a CUi'JI!!l at tit part:f( stand Wednesda y 7 ao mtd weelr preaches 4ln the 1st, 3rd. 15th Sun· aurrection of Chrtst and the fl\l&r· Dear u the apple of Thine eye, vcrsarv serv1ces August 1~ 16. 17 Prayer and Pnuse sPrvJce 8 30 dayJJ Prayer meehng Thursday at antee of the resurrection of aJI lnd graven on Thy hand H~ &lfts \¥ere pte&ented. ~o 18 19 at 8 prn Rev Roy Deeter Sentor ~ hmr reh'f'lollnal , Thursday 7 30 F1lm stnp on the bfe of the the dead, Is Jmmottal His ~f:ti For her my taers shall tall, .arue1er who 1etved refret)l.. Ev.llngeltst Hev Carl McPherson menta ~ 1bose oamed above tltd pa10tor Everyone welcome Com<. 7 30 Busy Bee Class at the church Apoatle Paul Will be shown every anrl the great sacriflce for t!W tor her my prayers areend, To he1: my cares and toils be H<s Robert RawJloga, Ill'< J!A&pr aymg CHURCH OF TilE NAZAkENE week thru June, July and Aucust sins of the world lire older tban Thirtl StQtf PentKMhl Church time He ts a "Lamb slain before gwen sel 'WilsOn, Mrs- Millard Wlld~r­ Middleport the Rev Robert Sty UNITED M1:::1 HODIST Chun:h ers, pastor worl4" Ttll tolls' and tears aball end." muth, M!u EUobietb Flclt, llip. Btblc School 9 30, Middleport B L Barrett, uastor. the foundation of the Pomeroy, Eugene Brown, pas Sunday School 10 a m EveniDI Chr I am sure that anyone who reatkiram Fisher and Mrs Bradfelfd 1st was not only present wbeh Lester Taylor Supt Morn1ng Wot tor Sunday s<:hu()l 9 15 am Thea shtp 10 30 Young Peoples meet aervtce 7 ~ P m. ~aag. , "the cor.urstone of creation waa ly thinks r bout the beat thlnl ln Snulh sup! \\-or shtp 10 30 am Methodist Charea, Letart Falls, Jaid when the mornmg atar.s hfe can see that the Gaspe• of lng 6 43 Evemng servtce 7 30, holy communwn servtct' TeJt.t 9 ao A IM Apple GroVil 10 30 aang together and the sons of Chmt ls not somethtng: to bt • Ttluraday 7 30 prayer meetmg Thts Do In RemembrHnce of Me but He shamed of I shall teU you h01V a MT MORIAH B A P T I S T ~Jut.<! 7 3c p M Letart Fal'B Ru· God shouted ror joy", lanned and laid the foundation Hindu preacher stood for the Youth l'ellow ~h ip 5 30 prn Eu P CHURCH, Middleport th e Rev N nal L1fe ServiCe' Wilith special muj,~ ne Frye pr e~1d cnt All you th of D Bordon pastor B1hlc School , SIC Prayer meetings Wednesday for redemption and "without Him Gospel MYF age welt ume Ohw M~thodll:lt 9 1~ Arlena ReeHe Sup! Morn evemng 7 30 Lelart Falls SUnday was not anything made that wa• A reg1ment of BrlUsh Tommln u .. nnle Marlene dau•lla teael'ler 10 tnt .pv Pastor's school, Sept 3, 1956 Sept IDJ Worshtp lO 30 BTU 6 p m evenmg Apple Grove, SUDday eve- made" School Dl!ltCJd and frean from the borne country were .er of Mr and Mn. E Southern i 1956, Ohto Wt~leyan University We ar~ not a!Jhamed of ma encamped just outa1de of a town &bi~lds of Ractne, Route 2, beeame a graauate of Rac1ne Htgh Scbo9l CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS - nq East Lotart MYF rmeerti:nga J)elaware OhJO TIAN UNION , Middleport the Rev Monday 7 30 P ~ AppLe Grove, borne, ms eternal dweUlng plaee. in Indla Eft1')'thing was very no- the bride of John Fiaher, Jr, soD She attended Ohto Unlverstty for .fIRST AAPliS'I' Chur~h East Guy F Sayre pa~tor Sunday 'Ilbund.ay " 30 P 1M East Letart We do not know everyttlmg about vel to them One morning lOOn af. ol Mr and Mr1 John Ftsbel"', Sr, two yean Matn Street Pomemy, Rev Ralph School 10 am Odell Manley St, Paul Lutheran Church. Rn. Heaven but t.hcre are a few thing, ter their arrlnl, there went waltm a dauble ring cere The groom 1:; emplOyed as a E Zundel pastor Wllham Watsou Supt , Prayer and P;a 1se scrvtce, L M' Mohrhoff, Pll'll.or Sunday about Heaven that we dol know, lng along the road by the camp t the Letart F;alls Methoguard by the Ohlo Valley Electric July 28 Sunday school su pt 9 31l-10 50 7 30 p m , Wedn esday Blble study, School 9 30 A M Charles Lytle, and we are not ashamed o them a Hmdu pre'hher He carded • Corporation at Kyger Creek and 16 Combmed scrvi<'e or worshtp and 7 30.: Saturday Evangeltsilc serv Supt DJVme ser\I'J.ce 10 30 A M. We are not ashamed of lts lo· big B1ble under one arm, and Uke Lemley of Chesbne ~tudy Special mwuc Sermo tee 7 30 Public alwaY'll we-lcome cation We always think of Heaven hts fellow mmlaters in other eouQ- 1•ft1CI!:'ed at the wedding whleb a graduate of Rac1ne Htgh School Out ot town guest.s at the wed Weanng Colored Glasse~ Nur THE SALVATION o\RMY Mid St John Luth•nn Church, Pine 88 bemg up, or above No one trle.s was making calls He seem- .... ~burch deC"orated Wltb ding Included Krs. Sam DUs, Park or ed to them to be a quaint little 1 scry and Jumor Chu rch for all dleport Capt trlenna Rummell Grow, Rev L M :Mohrhofl, Paa· t!Yer tblnk.s of lookmg down ·-n We "ladtoh, sevenbramcb caa.d echtldren ·r ue11dav 6 pm Laymon ',<; Sund,ay ' School 2 30 p m I-Johness ~r Dtvtne Services .at 2 P M. • 0In • d own t f m d He. fellow as he walked aloDI the t"wmed w1th bamboo leaves enburg, Miss Mildred Ripley, Charleston, Mr and Mrs Tom An first and third Sund""" of are not ashamed of Its location du..-ty road tn the gl- ol the ral!y and supper at Sahsbur~ meehng, 3 30 p m Op<'n 81 r meet- eve..., ., _, for we ourseive ore headed up "" A green background was proVJdetl school 8 pot Heltgwus aervlce at llngs 7 p m Salvatwn meetmJ eaoh month un4.ll November Pubs ' sun Some soldetr& hailed him •a with ferns White satin rlbbow .ttlerson, Lowell, Ohto, Ml88 Datsy :~e m\lded and have no desire -to go e)n. he PlltiSed by with a queotlon Ha11barger, Chicago, Mr and Mrs lair gtuunds Dr Denman witl 7 30 p m ' where were al&o used m th~ decorationa W1lham Mitchell and son Ttm, Co •P' ak J Zion Church of Chrl1t. Locatecl And we are not ashamed of the tha~ appeared mole Irreverent The brlde', wb~ was given in lumbuw, M1 and Mrs Cectl H1ll F I R S T PUESHYTERIAN on Pomeroy llarnsonv!He Ro.t than 1t really was " Hello, Sam. i f h th t ?" man age by her 11t er, wore 3 Columbus, Mr and Mrs CHURCH OF CHRIST Middle port CHURCH Middleport the Rev Bl'-1- "-'- -- ! 9 30 A M M-t .... scenery of Heavvn We have Tead my no .1 J Gle; 11 1M)' ounuu ... _..... about Its rivers and streams mat ' w eaus morn hi( Door lPngth gown of white em Fred I Gardrar pastor Bible Howard Ruppi!!lt pastor on vaca Maddox, Cleveland, Mr E A Rosc hool 9 30 11m Mormng scrv lct> twn Church School 9 30 James Worship Allld Commun'lOD IO 30 A ing glad the Ctty of God Ita trees The httle fellow pulled up short broidered organdy featuring a bhuon and son, George, Cleveland, M. Chri&han. Endeavor 7 11! p M and the mountains of Glory.. the and with his dropped w:atsthne and a fttted bob hlooked'" at them 10 30 scrmun Mubjrct The <.:tty r f Buthannon Supt Evemng W.mwhlp 8 p M 'I'homaa "'-autiful fl owers and the sound ng t, darA piercing eyes dl h oo k d f It th Mr Roland Fltlher, Clevelar\d, Mrs ' God 7 30 f venln g St"rv l ~ - !t'r CHRISTIAN SCIECE SOCIETY W)'att rMin1ster J~ph Johnson, o~f wnnd-fui mu, lc Glenn Wolfe, Washington, D C Then holdmg up the Bible be ce Wit 11 sc pnec e u ga ''" 1 1 ercd skirt and bows at the waiat IU Mulberry Ave l'omero} Morn Blbl~ School, Supt and Roy C Bell, Washington , D c And th"n we know obout the sow y saJd, "Do you mtan to say H II I ted r tw lng servtce II AM wtth SPffiiT the Mlnenville M.thodlat Church, society of "Heaven and we are not that you who sent thb Holy Book cbld:r fa~~e::d c~~s: wh~e I! o;f subject of the lesson s~rmon and Jley R M Grove Pastor, HWimer a•baJmd of il To me this mean• to us , talk about the Lord JOBW!L lid hi b hi like th.at" Do ttlc people of your w carna1&ons w c were s pp the Golden T ex t God ls a spirit R -~ Supt 10 A M Su_ _._ """"'' ' UUillY a great deal For we are more cart' ed a1r mul from Honolulu Haw mnd they that worship Htm must School, 11 A M Worship Service, ful about tlle company we hav:e, country send the Goipet to ~s a'i, as a gift from Mr and Mrs AT THE worship H1m in 11pirlt and In Tu-eada.y 7 30 p M than we once weTc The society heathen and yet lnllult tltt SG.Y· • truth John 4 24 Sunday &hoof Midw.y C.mm u"ily Ch urc: h of Heaven 1s composed o! the pure lour'" The men loo'ed 1 bft un- Lawrence Lee friends of the young Log Cabin A 10 AM Wed nesday evenmg .ser between 1.Jangsv111e and De:wter on the good andtbe just of many easy as he conttnued, "I wJIJ an- COUple Mush: By vice at 8 Reading room wllh side Leadllli Creek Road IU!v. R E centurld!l !Wer your question (rom the creal 'l'he mau:l of honor was ~fi ..s entrance located at rear of churcn ThomiL!I pastor Fl-oyd Cleland, Nett her are we ashamed of the Book Hebrews 13 8 saya, 'JCAU& Georgia Wolft Washington, D C Sunset Rambl•rs open t otht> publlc Monday and Ohurclt Service 7 30 P M Prayer product!t of the Gospel of Chrht Christ the same yesterday tOday who wore wh1te organdy over a Wcdnl'sday from 2 to 4 PM Every meeting Wednesday m!lht 7 30 p 1 might ment•on 0 lew T h e and forever' " And making 1 p~ 1 Hurlsonvllle Pre-sbyterian Church 1 M Everyone coMJallY tnV'lted Gospel of Chnst has produced the lite bow he travelled on In ~e ~~e~ :1':nA:~htoblt~~ ::~ !;:rhn <.:burch Schl.!ol 10 00 AM f' A Thursday & Friday F1nlaw Mothocll1t Church Jjlreate 11t perAonal ctiaracter of the ••me dignity That evenin1 Sam. by the bride 1Jndeama1ds werrt 1 Supt W01ship .service 8pm R.The RRutlencl _._ world, and (Ontlnues to produce MY 1 wife was startled to oee -m. R 30 TO 12:30 PM v o be rt E Ll Dter, Pa•-'"' Mif8 Ann Sarg~nt, a cousin of the Alfred Methodlat Church, R•v. Suuday School 9 30 A M Geora:e them Many times we think of inl qp the path of thelr home b ld d M R bert p ff tl n !\1 Grovo pastor SS at 9 30, 0 Canon, Supt. Wbrahi'P Service at Paul as one of the out.atanding sOme Bri.tish soldter.s Her heart t~e ~:o~n's sTater They mw~rr. On The In 10 30 A M. (haractera of the Bible- but he :e~ly dl!toppedl h as she thought her dres~es s1mllar tQ that of the ma1d OHIO Tht SyracuM Mothodl1t Church did not become veal until ne u.. uan m I t have lnaulted the of honor ~ Rev Robert E. Linter, Pallor. surrendered to Chrlat and be z:eglment Tbe men lnqutred for Sunday School 9 30 A M Dana came wUhng to obey HIS' Gospel her huaband Thty at once setzed Tbe ~aid of honor and th£. Winebrenner. Supt. WorshiD Ser- And Paul said 'By the Graee of him by the hand and vecy eam- btltlesmaidi carried pink Lets fash vlcet 7 30 God 1 am what 1 •m" utly thanked htm for lli• aptJech 1oned from varieaated wtld carna TO THE THE RACINI MISSION, Chtrla• Martin Lulber, the worl'd's great of the morning "Alter you had tlocs sent from Hawaii Btl.ib, Pastor SubdaJ School 10 reformer, would never bltve be gone'' they aald "some of us felt Best man for the weddmg was One Owne!', Clean, nc" paint l)o~ton panel, heatrr. a m Sunday evenlna: worship come great 1f It had not been for a•hamed aod we had a lalk abOut Grover Salser, Jr of Ractne wblle 7 30 p m Weekly Pnyer Servlct'li htR flndlna: a Bible and read It It !AY mate and I went of( to the tbe uahera were George Donahew tuesday 7 30 D m Purtland ser WhJle attenlllne the university, woOda and there tocether liVe our Racane, Route 2, and Kerm.Jt Ftsh vice. Prayer Bervoice Monday at he noticed a B1ble 1n the hbrary, hl!!art to tbe lAird Jesus Wf! came er, Gallipolis 7 30 P m Recular church aervicet and aa be read and ahldled it, he to tell you it I• all throuab what The bride's mother wore 1 be1ge Friday 7.30 p m came to 11 ee hhnaelf as a sinner you said this morning" The ltte anernQOn dress With beige TO THE CHURCH OP CHRIST: Hiland He longed to become holy and preacher's e)(.es twinkled with joy, aeceuorles and a 7ellow and deep Cho~~pel, Rev Edison Weuer, hv e a conse(rated life for God and bl!tween tbe White mf!n and purple orchid eonage while ttu Blble School 1,0 a m Supt Henry 1 hough ht" had been taught to the1r brown brother there un I atoom's mother wore a navy blue Eblin , Mornmg service 11 30 A pray yet he bad never realized cur~nt ol sympathy which moves erlon street lengttl drees Wlth blue M, EvaneeliUtc Service 7 30 r th e expertenct of b•vlng hi.s 11 ns too deep for racial hindrances and aeceuortes and a corsaie simtlar • forgiven One day as he w~~.g get grapples souls together in eternal to that wo~n by tbe bride's mot M Grec• lpiKep~l Church, Eaat ling reAdy to pray tne Lord re friendship •: "'\1'4 STltt'l-:1' I'O~t: Ho\', H her Both corsases were sent trom THAT Maln Street, Pomeroy Rev J vcaled to hlm, by some serlpture, Paul gives 1 reason for not be- Hawaii OR WRERBVD? Edwm Charles, .Rector, Mrs Ce "The ju.st live by faith alone", lnl aahamed of the Goapel of A reception was bel~ tollow1ng drlc W Clark, organat Worship how he might be forgiven and Chrlat " Jt 1s the power of God the cti1»>0DY at tbe Let.rt Com~ I and sermon at 10 SO A M, Holy maae whole There he aurrender· unto ulvation" Tbe Go$pel of mun1\y Hall whleh ,as 4-=orattd WI ..L REACH. Communion tlnt Sund~ty in month ed to JeauA and from this ttme Christ is tht> power of God to find wltb ol<>red al!tliOII and Church khool, Beginners and men In Deuteronomy 112.!0, we sweet ~~~ 4&alatln1 at the recep Primary, at' JO 30 A. M For infor meeting We(lnesday '1 3Cl P. M, read I'Jie found him In a desert tiort. •ere Mta. Grover Salser, Jt, matlon concemlna our wort ua Ctt.urchtt. Lotart '•lla. R• place-, and In the wJate howllnr RleiQe, .ad Nita Allee Fbber, CoCOOL OfF '.QID ' please telephone 302.J iet Martin, 'Pastor Sunday School lid ~VB A ICE COLD Chrlttlan Churcft It Reedsville 9 30 A M WorsbJp Service 7 p w ernesa" Jeaua said, "Tbe Son lumbu& I(UIIC (Of tlt.e W~dlnt Wle pro. • S d IU A M S d M Chriltian Endeavor att··..te of man is come to HC'k aad to .... very un ay un ay .,. 11•ve that which I& lost" 1be Go• vuled bY Mrs. .nat Harttnpr, who Scbool and Communion fln~t Sun Sundays at 7 30 P AJ pel 11u been finding men in the day 1n manth II A M Church Chureh of tM Nm,.nt, lyra· wll.rnes 11 of aln ever lrince it played "Rom1nee"' and 1 in~dley OF rommunlon and prucblne, third ' C\]Se, Roy K Wllhllms, pastor came Into the world Some men, ot &Onis Norma Ann Chapman ' Sunday in moatb 7 30 p ll Sunday School 9 30 A M Mornlnc like Paul, have been found who san1 "Because" and Wl!.ither Thou Gont '• Mrs HartlngeT 111lso pllyed 10 38 3 30 • NY:'S church pre.-ch.I~-Jlt:!V H•rold C vor::hlp P M • had a form of godlineq, and who the traditional weddlni maft!bes Do1ter Putor Enneeil!tlc aervice 'J' 80 P M Chrl•tlan Church 1t LGng lot. Wedneaday evenln1 -prayer meet trusted in lhelr own JOlldneaa, but i'oUowtnc the weddlna, the eou. the Gospel found them, It awoke ple len for a weddlna: trip In the Iom every Sunday D MO A M ma: ror tbe midweek and TuesCIQ' them to a sen•~ of their need Sunday School and communion, afternoon prayer hour and lead them to lhe Saviour East For her coin( away costun..flr.t Sunday In month 7 30 P \1 Houae of Prayer, C:ha•ter, Sua- The Go!p(ll of Christ fi.Rcbl men In tbe bride wore a black and white Church preacblnc, third Sunday day School 9 30 A M Mornh~g every wal- of life It finds the print drf:h wtth a white Unen in montb 10 80 A. M Church com worship 11 A M Suaday evenm& rich and the poor, the blaet and jaela:et and wore an ONbld al\d munion and preaeblna - Rrv worship at 8 Prayer meeting on the white man, tbe bond and Ule whJte acceuortes Harold C Doater, P11tDr Thursday 8 P M free It 11 tbe power of' God to Daniel while be Was In NOTHING WILL SATISFY The Church ef Chri•t. Keno, Ch"rch of Chrht, lratlfortl, lind people In evecy natlon under every sunday 8:30 A J1 Sunday Rev John Wyatt, Pastor Bible Heaven THAT School arad eoramuniun, a xond School 8 30, cbureb services 10 30 It 11 tbe po~r of God to liVe e THE FARMt:H knows h~ tncret5tl hil yield when he sund1y lu month 10 ~I) A M Youth meeUn• at 8 P M and men· "The power of Gbd unto plo..,. btck the mh top 1011 ( horeb comm11nlon and preaching evangelistic aervice Sunday evea aatvation " It Is .sa tpnsformlnl ' e THIS BANK, AND THE BIJSINESS MAN both fourlh Sunday ln month 7 30 P lni at 7 James Reed, Supt to create a 111lnt out of a sinnet M church preachlna -Rev HarJteedsvlll• CtMr. ., Rev. ,,..liM It does not matter how deep In 1in know they un n~rve the co mmuntty better 1f the LIKE MII,K WITH THAT old c Doster, Pastor Norm, Pastor SerVICe! at Joppa men have 1one, there I& power Wtlhh lit 'plowed hack ' Into thf community. / The C:hrlttltn Church at Hem· 9 30 A M i Sunday 1t 10 20 Sun to .,.ve them "Althoush your 1tna lock Grove, eveey Sundo~y I) 10 A day School at Lon& Bottom 8 20 A be •• ~earlet, tbey &ball be 11 'e ltt u& buy •II .,'t un from lout merchantt, bank at M Sunday School and commumon M. Pre1ch1DI aervll!e 11):1", Sua• white u anow, lboulh they be red thts banlc at1d cooperate 11111h each ocher for tbt aood second Sunday tn month 7 30 P day School at ReedJviUe 9·20 A like athmon, &bey ahaU be a• ol aU of "" M church preaeblnl fourth Sun N Preach.tna. • ~ .u • day m mc~tth 1q:ao A lof church Freo Methodltt Church, Harry Not only 11 Ute Gospel of C::btJat communion ud preaching - Rev Bates, Pastor, Laurel CW'f Run the power of God to flnd men and Harold c DO&ttr. Putor day School 0 .SO, Clau meetlila to sav. them, but It 1a: the power lUI Chul'dllt, Mtrnlno Star & 10 30. FMY .litnice 7 DO, Pre1eh of God to keep men We bave met laterprt.., R..... lith~, Inc 8 DO; Pruer Meetiq Wednea- a poe&& many people wbc 117, l'If Pqtor MomlnC Star Sunjay day ? 30 Hyeell Raa Sun4ay I felt that I could bold out. I School t:tO A Jl. )(ornlng W\'lf- School 10; PrNehinf 1118 would seek tbe Lo~ and tlk..t ~hlp at II A )1. MYl" Suaday e'·ePAIRVI•w membership lrt. the> qbureh." tf H ntng at 8 Pra,.-er mifJUDI Thun· Edward GrJfftth putor Sunday ti'Uit Ia God, who hu power to POMEROY, OHIO day eveaina:. bt-lrprlse Sunday School 9 :SO a. DJ.: Youna Peoplea "ave 1 m1n from fda pait aiDa, School 10:1.0 .\1 lf: Momlng wor- •MeeUq B:ta p. m.; ftue~Jlfllfll'· we surely ~ld b181the ltbat he I p<~>' *;;!~~:.!~!!~~~:;,. ,!>!p 980 A~. Y!' ~t630 PM lvloes 7:30 ~ m; p!'IJier mOetiq, ~., IIi• polotr 10 b~p tls, '!'he ~::;;.l'tir:,;; '! &vtttllli 7 30 Prolloet Wedl!esday T·SO p. m. JIOlVOf of I~ pbot I u ' l '· VOL. VIII Y'- SOUDCHEiRY Bedroom , ' SUITE DANCE $399. A REAL VALUE! FURNilURE BAKE'R 1954 CHEVROLET FAIR! $895 / BEACH! POMEROY MOTOR CO. VACAnON-.. owtt.. Buying in Your Cotnmunjty ••• Means You Profit STO P>l DRINK ·MIK .... .., ••• TH,aST FARM FRESH The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • - ...__ 1:..,.. ! ""!"!UP.' • Goo! #!'\ e nttn e ' NO. 101 ' WEATHER Ohio• 'l'artly cl..,.., tM ...,. today with ........., .....,. udl .................. , ...ly clou4Jr ·', "' :fit~ '' • • • lhowoa ............. ............... IMIIf., T.-r ....... <Joudy--. witt. tcaften4 ....Jtf...~ Are._ ~. .,.... Mmperatvrot. Pomero>yy:·M~Idd=le~(illlt~,~(iblo=~·~Ml=~:_·A:u~gu~•=t~1:3,:.:l~IIN::_..,:.;;.'.__:.B:Ufl:-~~Pbo=""!:_l~lll~--..!-._~s~IN~G:L~E~CO~P~Y~5ct_ ~--------~---~~-------------------- • • r- evenson arrl·man Start To Pull Troops Met Thursday Eve ° ' • ' Tri-Oty Sew Club .savin9s < "' De-ted ro rile I I ''' e. Honored With Party • • otes , man ailnounl"'d today in 'Bonn. Boiln government announcement came •• Brita!~ In· creased Ita flow of t~ps. planes and guns to the Middle East t m an automob'~ uddeDt at Lan caster, Ohto, lilt week. aceordmg to word reeeived IOC'ally Htte II a petlent 1n 1 .t.ncad:er HOSpital where he b reportedly suflertng limn a .atftft lateratlon of the tongue In addltiOD to h111 other mjurie1. He l8 1 member of the local Metp COIUily Cbaptclr of t)le""-Dlsabled Amerlt:.u Vltlrllll in ranfl~ to Egypt's :ref~sat to attend the conference in London Thurtrlay on int:ernaUonahzlng the Suez Canal tl HundrOd• of Brlltsb J Blackbushe and Hurn ' Britain today for the Surviving are tl)e husband p ean In the blgaett airlift .since George,of Hartford. four sons, .Ill f' I a; Berlin blockade The alrUft, Wilbur and Dana of ColumbWI, >r. Two ear were damaged the terlousl.y postponed for f8 houn, ArcbJe of Springfield •nd Alfred 88 " :s e wu mumed In the faee of Egypt's of Ironton and- one ~aught,er , !.f:sult of an aecld nt on, Sunda• ftrm ,tand' on the canal 1 Charlotte Cundiff of Ma,A;on Ute;rn~n at the' tnteTRectibR of I he The Brltl•h Foreign 0 f f J c e, The body of tbe deceased has BACint and Portland Roa~s OJ) lthe meanwhile, announced that the been temoved to the Foglesong f(la(! between Racine and Bashan Big Three foreign m1nlsters wdl Funeral Home at Mason pendlng lt was ,reported today by the sher meet t& IAtndon Wedneaday to the completion of arrangements 1 i.M'"s ilep1rtment brlug themselves up to dal.e 0-(1 the Ar,eordlng to the ~port a car suez crisis d~ by 0\aclys Brewer, 4(), Port,. land;. wa11 attempting to make a A &pokesman saitl the' }eft turq.,into a side road when 1t plan no formal reply to ~~fPt! was, h1t by a p 1ekup truck coming 1Prestclent Garnal AbdW.,,,,fti'ttOn . w\ of the SJde road . rejection Sunday of the .. 1to the London conference drlvep by Joe C He also denied report~ that the -49~ 1, ,._.ctne Ctrr.le Unlte-d States had cQUtt! up wdh, a ·~:;~~that be 41d not see the new Suez eompromtse on Its own wben he pulled out of which differs from tbe Big Thre-:! A $2M,647 buaaet and levy ~s plan to put the canal under Inter- Umate wa~ last !Week m••· , th" 1pomeroy H'gh 1 Band um'(OI'DIS I ~till To Be Issued President Truman president As of today, Stevenson• was the front runner by a Wide margm but Harrurtan had P 1 c k e d up strength How much of tt resulted I from Mr Truman s endorsement 1 was uncertain, but an up..to-date Press t.abulaUon of del!'-< known first ballot prefer ences showed lhts box score Stevenson, 519, up 4 1~ g~ nce sat urday Hamman, up 241h sJti.c.:c Saturday lF41;vor1te sona and other cand 1 da.tts. 311 UnkllOWil. ao2 Net.'essary to nommatc, 686% ' 1 z:.w, I Budget Estimate Appro'vid Of Mason Courts ! IEt!·~~ptla~~·~m::· <fer - Pomeroy H1gh &hool's new sum mer band untfmms Will be dtstrl butet~ on Tuesday mornrna: at 9 am Jt was announced at a recent ineebng o( the Pomer"" Band Boosters "3 The new uniforms will be worn for fhe f•nt lime on Friday wben the band playa for the afternoon [ program at tbe Me1gs C<Jun.ty Fatr The ufllforms consiSt of White pants and shtrta whlte web belts and purple overseas ea'* n..e I pants and shuts are to be pu.rthas. cd by ncb member whfi., the Claim Now Stnrngtfi, Boosters will purchase tbc belt Lloyd Btnefle ld, Harrtman .s 1and cap eampalgn manager, sa1d Harrt , _mo~i,"nt',.•<lftrst baflot strength bad 1 Plans for the commg year were ~·~tlitioon 11 , to about 400, and wa.s n s- made at the spt'C'tal meeting wh•ch steadtly He l!llld !iteven&on [ was caJJj>d by the pt'etndf!Jit Mrs wss 'losing rap1dly" and willfal 1 Carl Moore Mrs Harold Eberster Ofl the second ballot iller I bach. was named elu..uman of the leadnq: on the f11'1l Ways and Means Comm.tttee But Stevenson ••des resurveyed Chaumen ~ handle the Band bis and CO.DlJ!'Uted at a Booth at football ga.Jhes were apstrati!{CY .-erebl"C' pmnted with tire :Mulberry group I nat&onat The new wa.s ,aaid control to turned mto a real race Former way over the week end when he Harofd ot Melg& p1nned on a Harr1man butt.~n and j County IOd ~ of BaJtbaore, 0 Wd lbe New York governor was 1 sunered UieentioDJ abrtut the face the be.oit qualified candadate to be ~ ,, CHICAGO-UP- Adlai Jil Stevenson and Gov Averell Harriman scrambled today for support among fence-Ottting delegates to the Democratic National Conventwn The con· vention formally opened at I pm EDT loday at the lnternation. 1 al Amjtlitheater m the Chicago stockyard What appeared last week to be a walk<Jver for Stevenson ... lUte, (otme:rJJ T ' And T fUC k AUtO AHide sun'40 ,1...,., w Mea' Po-land Convention at Chicago Convenes Howard Hite Hurt In Auto ACCI•dent ' Near Laneuler O ' n -' The IReal Race Develops As Demos • Ge Suez Canlll Uisis )lecoming Acutt N~r Warns Of An"All-Out War" , , MrCI~HandnBahDKimhes ,WNDON-UP- Brttain has begun to pull Ita troop$ and -anne Y eat -~~~nt out of West Germany to replenish stra~gic I'll· I Su'nday Nl'ght 11"1"'08 durl!lg the SUez crisis, German government spokes· ~ --------~ iliJ~~t;.heftJJ~~~fi~;c~ou;r~t~~·;o • only - '*1-ln. counted for bfm In the amount after Mr Truman's decJSJOD The been posted for his lppeiU'anee on Steve11son managers have been a eharge of unlawfully walking pubhdy clatmmg 630 fu·st ballol the- highway votes Kenntli Stanley, Mason, forfeitTbt! shadow of a convFnt•on ed $20 bond for bi• •ppearonce noor rtght over the emt "••" on an Intoxication charge plank In tbe party pla.tform sbU Meonwhde. eity polu:e reported clouded tbe eonvention outlook tbe arrest of Robert Metz Jr, 23, at least for Stevenson who •-d' h M wo Chesbire, on Saturday Dli t etz banked on sub&tantJal southern I undu - IW::. ~Qbam :~• m •p. puinlM'10.....-ort f th for the openmg g8me of e snsoa agatnst Wahama &1t September 14 The purchase of a new drum majorette umform two flag bearer umronns, and two new llago was planned ({Jr the nut meet· '"' on September s Fourteen be t .... •-~ mem rs were present 1 a week's meettng The not an CHU.OIIN of Brltl&h aubject.l In Egypt IN.ve an •.ur)re;m~ eGurt " amount for the asse& London after being Oown from Clitro aa a resnlt "No "'ueb proposal been sor's office WhiCh the county a~ sue:~ca'nal crls1s I ln~ertUI IioMI Rad~J ceived,'' the spokesman saJd. 1 :&esaor .had sought 111 order to In another major development make a study of i9seasment3 m the llloocow radio tclOk up the Egyp~ county with the plan of ra1slng am ~ ~.l.N CUI 00 tiiD CAUie in I broadcast pj.OD equlu:J.Ill them so , that ttle coun , •" ltorcd in London It said Nasser ty mtght get wLthln percentages ~ , . , had1 a "just case" and It ..td the required by the .state ... I _.l\!j;-\J'\1 "1mperiaJist ponrs are playing PrOperty assessments last year J,ANCASTER, 0 -UP-The body of Mrs Jeallt! Gee~, first Jt~r:;r wttb drtvlng while t.. support ' 1' a dauee'l"'us Pdfe wltb re1ard to 1D the' eounty were 34 9 per tent Wife of County Coroner Jose'ph Geer1 today was exhumeil at It At caucuses Sunday, delegations MARK&TS j I the Suez Canal queatlon:· State lllgbway Patrol, at from Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas CINCINNAn o UP _ ProArmy vehicles lnd auppl1ea of the true value That f1gure 1s Maple Grove Cemetery here. I , ~ JASHINGTON-UP -Sen Wd- poured into Britain from the na jU,t below the 3:i per cent requl.l' County Proscutor E. Raymond Morehart saJd medtcal ex· tbe aame time, reported tbe ar- and Ml&iiSipps dec~ded tbat they dU<e ' ed by the state 'Fhe slate will re. ll rest of Ralph D!vla, 30, Parkers- wanted to see the platforms before Eggs, irregular, pncea at f.arma', lllin F. Knowland predicted after lion's bases ln Germany and h 10 U qUire the assessm~nta to ruse to perts at 0 Slate nwerslty wJ [ burg for speeding Davia posted talking about Cllndidates The plat· U s consumers, wbitfl and browD eetlna- with ~s1dent Eisen· loaded aboard traDSport 40 per cent of tpe true value of attempt to determme what part., If results of a 10 dav mvestigatlon by bond to appear In Mayor Robin- Iorm ls scheduled to g:o from the • u s A jumbos +HG. m{'Stly 44r today tbat Richard M Nhl ment to Malta, Cyprus property by 1957 any, narcollcs played m her death. 1 federal narcohqs agents The in- son's eourt on Saturday, Aug 18 Clmmlttee to tbe conventiOn floor 45 U S A 12rge 41-43 mostly 42· wUl be the Republican vice A huge way alrli(t County Allsessor C F Buckl" Meanwhile, Pohce Capt Everett for mation was made avaU1ble to The patrol also reported tbe a... Wedne3day night U' S A medltlms U S. entiat nominee thousands of troops to the East· was ordered to ac.company th Tb Lo lsf d 1 1 ,..uw•and conferred with Mr ~~ ern Mediterranean and began has annqunced that ht had made Brown the body 00 Its tnp to Columbus e p ol tce chi e 1 over th e wee k en d rest of Charles Edwarda"" 19• Mid · e u ana e egat on cau- 8ll1aiJ. 23-27, DlQStly 24-27 B large •J41!nbower at the White HouM! !or brlngin1 out more British women some raises th1s year whlch may Coroner Geer has jold authon 1 dleport for baviq a defective !euaed and decided to stick to Ste- 34-3?, mOitly ~37. FOB CmclnlbOUt 30 minutes Earher In the and ehlldren from t tbe danger raise the assessments to the re t'es .h e d•ed of a hc"l attack mutner on tda mctoreycle He venmn ob the fint ~not And uU, wbifes and browns, A large will appear belOft' :Mayor C. 0 GOV. Luther Hodge's and other 48-50, A medium 43-44 mornin1, he bad breakfast at t)le zone. Scores of planes wne roar- qu11ed 35 per cent but that lt Flslaer of Middleport. Nortb Garohna leaders praised Chickell8', fry~ unaettled; fry· 1fhite Houae With Gen Wilton II ing off British base& for the long wo~d .Pot be known until the first brought 011 by a rheumattc cond1 1 of the year just how much tht> hon PenoDI, the President's 18Ststant trlp to the Middle Eut Stevenson at thetr t:all8us ek 3-3\2. Jb Uf-20, mostly 19, .)'he development came as autbn Tbe tendency for fencPsltting hens, bea.,- 0'\'eP--Slb 16-17, hens, for coqreaslonal aifairs BrltaiD, the U)dted State. and talhe would amount to The caunt)' t"ourt budg_eted $DB ritJ.e~~ pressed the• r 1nvesugat.on delegates to bold back was re- ~ ib and under 15-16, hens, light A'Jked wbetber be di1euased the Franee were prepared to go ahead IDto a s~rtes of mysterious deaths fleeted In the Tennessee delega~ type 13-14 old roosters 9-12 000 for the new courthouse and vlce presidential nomination with with tbe Thursday conference on 1Continued on pfl,ge ' Butte_r, creamery , 90 score 68 the frMldent, Knowland 111id he internatlonallzln.a tbe Suer, a n a jail now under construction m tncluding that of hiS Fecond WlfC ,.. I in. a p0111tl0n to go into autborttative aollt'ees predll!ted Plont P}eaant At the same t1me Constance, and Howard Fnesner iel~o ' their C!Ollveraation He the 22-nation conference would $8,000 was provtded for the county her form~r busband I HortseU Doddnll. head lootball 0 I coveted politlCll "gene· !11v. token approval of the West· f._-lf camp at Southside T.he; coun 1 Autopsy 1eporb showed that the coach at the Eastern Local scboobty 1s penmtted to budget up t.o Continued on 6 seeond MJ;S Geer dt ed June 28 of system today announced plans for $10.000 per year for tbree years ''narcotic IntOXICation ' Friesner the distrlbuthm ur rootball umtor tile eamp under a legeslabve was a reported SUICide forms and equapment for piAyera a.:;t pases~ in 196ft After ttie three frosecutor Morehart and Lan 1thts fall. CHICAGO UP - Gov Frank year period 8fl amount of SS 000 caster Pohce Chief Sam Hutsler Dodrill said that all boy ex- J Llusehe of ObiCl saitf today bt cao be provlded lor camp inlProve requested the ~cdteaJ study of pl'!ctiog to try ·out for the ~m would mate no deals witb the 54 mente for a petiod of seven years Mrs Jeane Geers remams to fmrl this fall should report at Cbeater votes pledied to bim as I favor1te for a total of $65,000 out tf ttle same dru.qs wh10h cau.s. school Friday at 9 a m 84ln eandilbte for the Democratic A tota1 of $217181 Is expected J(l fld the death of Mrs Constance ptuidential nomLDatlon taken Jn ~ns in the countv Oeer are also nresent m her body Praetaee se.ss10ns for the , Ea.!Lt Lausebe revealed In an emotion OUter estimated receipts are ex A full tnedtcal report was ex ern team ls scheduled to begin packed spteeb to Ole Oh10 delega , petted to amount to $3~ ~466 Total ptcted to fake several davs .ne~t MOnday, accordmg to Dod· tlon tbat be- had been offered "a ! Mlrrt:nt expen,es were set at $246, Meanwhile, Hutslcr sludied lh• drj,l's announcement sizable eontr1buUon" to ius cam-~ 8'701._ C..:-"--''---'-__.__ , paign for the U S Senate by a te· ·1 , ifU:.,.0 n Pr-"·.ltct:..J • , Exhume Body At La P0IICe . ncaster ' ) ";. Narcotl'c Death-Probe-Resumes . . .:·1:..:f'l\P Nominee By'. Sen. 1\n ' ow}and 'wo- I I I I I E Local t as ern CoachSounds PIayer Call I I 1 ---~- Big Va~ety Show Final . Rehearsals Planned Tuesday ' Final p:lbearaal for the Bill B<'n" VarietieS" will be stag~d at 7 30 PM Tuesday at the Racine H1gh school Mrs. Kathryn Crow prestdent Big Bend Minstrel Associ Seeond act costuming (l( the danein& ch-onts' Is to be taken to the rehearsAl along wtt hmedley coatommg, Mrs Crow said AIL mem\lers are also to tak-e fiasbl[Jhts to the rehearu.l and ~to turn io tu*et& by Tuesday night The Vartely ....flbOW Is a benefit show to be Jiven at the Me145 Co F.alr, Thursday evening, all' the Attraction Ther.e wUl th~ !ln;t at 9 1ft 80 loC•t 11th YEAR IN IRON LUNG 34-37 Lausche Refuses T Mak Deal F e or Ohi0 De}egatl'on I largo coneerlo which I Is Int.,. NEW RAM-JET AND COPTER-PLANE I es\ed m bills likely to come before I Congress Lausche told the defegatios that reports that he Will release bls 54 votes before the ballotmg begins Thursday are "completely un . founded" The U.usche forces hghllng a 1 revolt whlch may see 20 Oh1o del 1 egates shift trom Lausche tfl Adlai 1 E Stevenson on the first ballot ev01ded brlnglng the- oonfhct Into the opeD 1w ducking a resolutton calllng on delqates to renew their ! pledge: tfl au~ Lau.sche 1 LaUJChe spo e to a restless del egatton Sbo after he left the rostrum Mayor Frank Kr~n of Youna:•ipwn uid that many of the 1 dele&:ater would llke to be relea.e ed so they could vote as they ch01e on the (lrst ballot I I MIIGS GIIIERAL HOSPITAL Mrs Da1sy Beaver, Raclne, Mrs Maria Lf:1fhe1t, Pome'rcy, Flora Dixon, Downlngton, Mia Mary Stsk, New Haven tMscharged Mrs Mathe Beegle~ RadDe. Mrs John Ferguson and baby, New Haven, Alvte Pballn, Syneu.se ... BJrtba: aon to Mr tnd Ml'll. 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