https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ad67280cb065703c50334d6b8c6d6f92.pdf 7dc32537dc5af73e47dba62b66396141 PDF Text Text 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. Jolul ~oi<lt, Pomeroy, a dautfi,. Admitted: lin !107JDond [ I . F<)UR ., A • 1 • ' ' I I \ \ l I J �J ••• ~.,, • , . ,.... . .. -,,--- ---- -~ ----- • ~The • \ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 Aug 13 1956 The Daily Sentinel Jack Nickles Is ,, 1\e"'h,l.r~~~er: st At Claytianh ' Jack Nickles of Oak HUI captured the top features honors at the Claybank.J Speedway Sunday afternoon by WmniDg the fast ttl!ature- ewnt over Glen Thompson of Pomeroy and Gene Schu man ot Parkersburl' In the slow feature eYent George Beatty of Middleport wa~ top driver m winning over John Wayne Tea1Qrd of Pomeroy &nd Da\ 1d Durst of Poiiit Pleasant J. ast heat wtnner.s were Jack Nlckles Oak Hill, Dana Durst Point Plea&ant and Glen Thompson, Pomeroy Georp fko.atty of Middleport in the .slow h~at event won out over Gene &human of Parkersburg and Jack Ptckens of Pt Pleasant In U11e consolatloo events David Durst of Pmnt Plea~~&nt wa.s tup man followt-d by Bob Rwrseil of Pomeroy and John Wayne Teaford of Pomeroy In a feature event of a motor cycle rave Paul Wamslef of Ches hire was the winner with Charles' Thomas of Cheshire second opd Harvey Wlutlacb of Mtddleport th1rd In the ladtea "'Powderpuff" rave En Nickles of Oak H1ll was DEVOTED TO INTER!SlS OF M E ICS- MA SON lLREA Rr'I'NOLO E CRE:IItNI I f:ICHA.RD S OWI!=N GEN MGit. r on oR Publt~ bed t>Y('ry !lftrt n 1JU n I'J'('f'p, ~un h5 tv 'hr Wlm• \ :tl!rv I •m.- 1 o 1, '" ~~ f'u_., Sentinel Joe at 110 ~h~ h J tH St pb.<Jne 3lltt Cdiltll l:t l ofrut' ph'·~ JWi ' i EDtert'd a ,. set-vud rl:is~ mttl llll m:.tt l r tt !lu l Pt>m~:roy J, M.'t ' 9N • w•~t •1fhcto a1 Obto NatluBnl adYet1 tst ng r C'prt-se nla !l\(' flu! lin< 111 1\ tJIJ:~Il ln..: Lex111gton Ave Ntw Yt I< l>ly It• •, ' Subsc npttur1 rah ' Dtll•t} h\ ;;u , t 11h•r• IVJ tl hi t !On nh wt>ek une )'t•r t l' ;~.dv ul• • d 11. 1 111" ,, "1 rr, $15 60 ,lx m o nth ~ $780 thr>l' n ~o~. •v1ulsblo! o nr m• r lh $1 l h hf-e~I!H.JIJ ! b S n t hs ii;{'~tl m;~tl Olll'rll•fllh $ j $_!:k, 101 th t<l r 'l;f1 , ~ r utr nnn •,, wh t>TI' $4 ~~ RUAIIK 1\EPORI s l l11 Do11:1 r olh 1.< 1 , 1 'to I " 'h r tt lui n 1 t 1 11< t t •au :J ll ll J n 1 • ' 1 r, 'd of ours "1 , ott " I fu11 '>\et ~ 11 d 11 <I jlltl ~ l IJu h J a I U 11 \I ol HI I 1111 IJU ~U~ tl t I I 1 J 1 I 1 f Jho d ~ 1f W lil Jht I• , I I p, '- 1 1 1\( 1[[ JJit oJJ whu h 1 11 !lou J.' ' o1 ' pu thr I f< .o 1 1 lui tit nkt I \Ill ltk t tu t n• 11 1 1 1 om ,ll J!\1,( ty, l1 I 111 lh mull t t • l clt l•n 1 lod h1 ~ ~to rlr ~ , Xh ll I l l II I 1\0iiJd rlJg fn 111!11\ hs 111 11 1 h su~ pt(\,,1 BY ROBERT C RUARK Il l It IS po~ ,l hi y 1 1 111 ltd w ~ I j o 1 look :~t rt but !h ••In ~, o\\• I ~ " some debt of gr1trtudt to tl w s:mkmg 1,[ lt tt ouh i nk.tl)ll' An drea D UTIH if nollt ln,., 1 h,( !I d1 ;.11\ t\[ollli< 'I \0 lht fad th at llO lilt I ll~ < f \1 I U ~ jJOf tat1on tntlullw g Y.ulkr ng ~ ~ 1011 per ~en t ~.tfe 1nd ltls th"' Ulll liH ~ ofr th ~ h I ok The aalme.:; lake 1 ft :11 fu l ho 1 t Will 1 I ! ;.ll,l:J l rt mgwhtnth e ~ 'f'~ > h such a , the ho tJblt tw1 11illt~ HI dt n t 3 month ag:o I tu ~ r 111 hut I ~u f1 1111• s talt ~tlL'l 1111 PII Jh~ Llttl!l tht>y art 11 1111 flct• md gt1 no~~> ht 1..: at nl! •Ju u cw -. lt <1\ hiLt!:' 1} wipe~ u11t ilw t Xl~teJ the winner 1 1 lJ..: II tlrl I ] h II Oil I!'\' WUl (' ;J mut!l, r wl •I 11' ~trll a nd I I \11\1 111111h ,tl tlt 11!-'h aut umoh1 il ~ k It 111 ' I n t Llll thun plm c., k II tn 11 yt,n I du u t h IVt Dm ft g nr t s hu t I would llllli!Pnt th 1t 11 •1n dc:~Lh woukl h, Jlltllydus( to aJ t dt<Jl h But tht slu p Is ~ LL ilPUsld tu h1 :.n l et lh81llhurth ondufhnt~ Wh eu Edna Ptrkms, Blue Sparkler four year old Idly , Weekend Sports Summary By UNITED PRill Satunt.., MAYS lANDING N J -UP~ Nashua wmlrl s lead1ng money wmmng hor!le suffered cu!it: a lack and was scratched from $100 000 Atlantt~ Ctty Hand1cap S1 J<~UBENVILLE Ohio -UP W1ll GrP aves 161 Jlitt.&bu,gh Stoppt d JJmmy Sanders HS!i War t<'n Ohw at 1 28 of seven th round nf i hc1r scheduled 10 round nral 1111 we q,: ht bout bdure 21M)() won $100 000 vtctory in AUant1c C1ty HandLcap after Na.bua was scratched , WILLIAMSTOWN, Ma.. _, UP - Harlan Stevenson of Lon& Beach, Caltf won National Junlor Golf tournament with 3 and 1 vldory over Jack Rule of Waterloo, Iowa IOtiSTtANSTAD, Sweden -UP -Phil Hili of CalL!ornta and Maurice Trmttgnant of France won Swed1sh Grand Pnx wlUJ aversge eloekmg or 94 632 m1les I)Pl' hour In Red Ferrari SHREVEPOR'f, La -UP- Ken Guertle, Shreveport Sports broke '32-year old Texns Leaa:lle record when he h1t h1s 56th homer MOSCOW- UP- Ntr:ta Winogra dova .set unoffJclal women~~ record in pentathlon w1th 4: 76'1 potnts at pre.Oiympic Spartakiade ERFURT East Germany- UPFoUl East German girls broke 400 m (Jter relay women s matk unotfl cutlly w1th clock1ng of 45 2 S(!(: Sund•Y onds CHICAGo-UP- Ted KroU won $50 000 ft~t prlte at Tam O'Shan- Injured Eads Family Returned From Hospital ler 1n world" golf tournament d' •g< rou ly -with 72 hole total of 273 It IS ;'t "rlsl ! y hu t 1~• 1fr r1 !lilt- llt lllo It I , 11 I I g u\ dtdlitl , SOUTIJ ORANGE~ N J -UP Ham1lton R1chardson won Eastern ttil\1011 1f" \h i f1tl Ott l tlllllnng '' ,, Ill ' II' 1 '"111 11. , '" 1 'I'r "'111 "" 11 •P< fi ll "'"' l tg l' Ju lt n t{ •Y Tl 111 dt r( n<.: ed, affl guarlillilld lllld fol1 is f,l!t• I ~~ ll l p 1 t Ill lh 1 d ul n t ~v• 11 Grass Court Tennis champiOn.!lhlp wrth e; 3, 6-3 6-2 victory over Near tmbru<cd lhl~ n., ' lll o ' l<ifH h•lh< 1 ol 1nnl 11111 11 1 lh, 111 lll a k do11 ! uf It ,n~f•t Ot on~-:1 to l~cz llm c a1;0 tnd %tll1< lhin hil\t h.Ld 111 !-: 1 1 ltu 11 ott f• ~t tll ~er s z 111('1 le Fraser SARA l'OGA SPRINGS N Y no qualm!!' ahotJI anv nt•lhod uf lg 1 t o.; [,, 11 1 111 too 1 1 1, tll tkt A I' (wutngs mrl Alma Cum Mrs Oral Eads, who was LllJUr UP- UI\ T11hnny wmner or two NEW YORK -UP- Suear Rav \nt'otnolu.m l~h1ph1ltr 1~111 lhtllltnll 111 11111 r 1 t And lll).! S J!11LtiHtM(1lii1\)HanJ ed gerwusly In an automobile ac ptl \WUs s!Jkf's th1s ycllr clos!!li Robmson announc:td permammt cra!t !hun L li1 p on h1d~ , 'fdl r• nd ,11 II l Clltnlng~ Fvttybudv lw ~ !W illi tlllit ll VtLiot •nd ~1>tt r lllllln ,..s Jl llt ~ lrnngl\ to wm the $47 7UO 1'rav breok With lnternatlonat Bo:oun( cldent at Wmchester Ky earht'f 11!0. StiLkPs al Sar atogn ont of Am Chth promoters plana tltle fight this .llummeT, hss been returned tUCked b11(k In 11 ~ 1111 II II\ I[ I IIJ II , I [ I It t t jh ]1 !,(~ <:e l \:J.df011i 111 /) II IIIII II ( from Holzer Hosp1tal to the h1~mco • lit a ~ uld1 !lf races u~::amst Gene Fullmer m Callfor bouf 1\Drl(IV. .e~(' jJI !II f i t 11 h\ I lid l I I ~ h11 1 I I 1 1\ WOP I'\' Cu!ll !ll !Js of her mother Mrs Walter l\1A YS l ANDINr, N J - UP ~ nia under promoters there au:IJcnt Ynur tuxt ).!1 1 ~ tr~ a It I 1 l•t 1 11 1 ' 1 1 h 1• lmt .L: Hulh I 1tl1ns lot Lnt ll: Holt 1m ~~~~~~==-- Crooks Sr Pomt Pleasant fJCSIIllJ) YOUU\IS\ho p\111' 11\ ll! l i ll tlpillltlll)< tlt<ulr11111 I l~tt'dlldlllls read 1'-heJ" rts tta s hul !hnl Ill tn ~<k 1<11 ly \ r•lmt l'i 1s ~11 ft M c Hohnt md Mnvm( tt JloJame1 Eads, older son or Mr sort of thnH: 1hL't ! ~ 11 il 1 n1 n~ • huthl11h ' s hip Ill I\ IH ts htul ::10 1\ Snlt~huty to W1Jbur and Mrs Earls, was brouiht to hi s thm~ you can do to \t ! r d <II 1 dongo+o., Jx 1 hunh llut l1!1h Wtnts grandmother's home fm;t and hill fuLl! that K lookHig fur 1111 an d l)all llll p 1 h t ol1, tit• 11 toll~ { hurlcs II nnd {l(•aol n 1't1lk brother, David, has al1o bee<fi Caml!iu M (J ulnt Ill Ntv. JJJtllhin ~~P I ~ !JI\11 (1]1 1 t tl do 17681 A U l i\ P, (o lit VIlli 11 111] brouibt 1here and 11 recuperating YulkTimi'H(II Lll )!n (llJ •~ v~"lln t l'liout rt Hetty HUJtJ~ slowly Mr Eada, who was the Stassen Far From Alone 111 ' Campaign New to Wrtc•! m011t serioWily tnjul'ed ta a patiwho wu~ killed a l un~ 111 lh lo' Hut t /1 po 11 111 • ~]ll! l to o Evtrc>lh• W 1nrl J,y!,(l ll " I:i ll y sevtral purrd ~ SH ! t~ hLt+\ to I \ In Anti-Nixon Maneuver ~· V.P.'s Chancll_in_1f60 ent at aoizer Hoap\tal 11 l'lt'tlt' ,lfltJ I th 1l Mulltrli 111 Wa1ter Crooks, brother of Mrs Bpecml Ia Cerrtl'(fl Prf".'l.!'tA.B.'Ioclati~m I t •l1 1 I• llllol I 111111 II ) 1 [ nl ~~ Eads, and 0 W Rothgeb Pomt t\SIIINGTON- h ulo ld E Stas&en's 'Dtlch Nixon' drive llt!flllll 1tl Mllidll•port to No 1111111 I ~l i d Pleaaant, supervtaed the moving of t!Mhned to get noY.here this year but politicians say it hu l)ototh\ Ye1nJg11 Mr and Mrs S.ds and David rr.om br(l'nght Into tbe open a terrtnc struJgle for eventual power In the ! Mulht Dro" n J,t ~ Pom• '0 1 In a hospital In Winchester to Hoi Rcpn!Jhcun p:llly F'lt'd II IHld l'1 urlt~ Stnll Ptl !Hdenl F.lllenhoiH>r 1~ expe<'ted to be ~elected and to aerYe out zer Hospital and Point Pleasant ,flun c ~ 0 tn I 1 lhtl M S111 1lh hls second t.etm, wilh Nt)Lon a11 hls vice president and belr apOillillll:!ll_R_Zi-m: - ' ' BtlVtlul IHiltlh Otllll'l !11 (,, •tg ~ pnl ent • Itl the nnmu\ t outse or cventa that "ould make Nixon EW l ORK- Back the early '40., a. plea.. l Smith the p u ty Jeader v.htm....-Ilte 1 second tenn eomca ant young man from Lo• Angeles bleW lnto 01 ul H11ynwnd ( ult 1 l" lost~le to unend I town and went to work at the world • targeat Olnll r I lho'l Syx Vein Sy)l .r.11 1 llo\\.:!Vel, t11at Is a development t() which a ayntllcnle King Featurea Hla nnmo waa Milt hn cl c~nl r r Btt\y CnnUt \Juno powe1 ful bloc of intemat1ona.lllt-mlnded, "UbSto1 y und I remembe r hlm becau11e we hall daily' Cun!tJ llulh II ( onl1 1 I hurlc~ el u1 Republ\can11 Is unalterably opposed The•e wars to ace wllo could weur the nnls1c!>l clotllttS Cunh r I helmu I hompsn11 .u1d men n 1a reported to fear that If Nne on bee arM F1 eud might have had n name for it, lml we hall lh x Jhnmpson 28 \-ll A , Sah~hLI J Y Pres t1tent In 1961, the GOP would revert to many 1 a lot or run ultho ug" h I g"row pule und sh<ilty now Ill { AIPI ( llliPI Mr and Mrs Malcomb Mees of the practices and phlloaophies from wh.tch It when I r('!ll l"m\Jcr Ho me of the ched<:J and pl.u tl.:l ll1 ullh l and ltUli('t•s ll,.millg entertained wlth a dlnner Sunday has bel!n brought away under lhl ruldanc:e or that d• ~ Ot.ll ed WJ lo l I 1omr t O\' to C lvdt Wmt hr11n at thefr home Court St In obser Mr E1senhowe1 Story \\ 115 1n Iii tl s t and a pretty good onP hl ~ tH r vance ar the first bJrtJtday of their Thu11, the strategy Is to ralae flbjecUons to ~lm In hfe V. ll!i to thaw a succc!lltfulco\H'c ~\ 1111 ~nul f1 ll1ll d1ull std 11rltf Nixon now, to create an arrti-Nlxon wtnc, and to dalU:hter, Edltb Anq A de'corated A lot of other tult ntctl yonng mcn hn vu lhe to t me Jc.Lt~ fol lltn fo lon~t1uv to ad1l .!ltlenrth to that element durtnc the next birthday cake lctd In. white with aim Its one or tho tOtJght t compntlttve ftcltl~ Nn tn (, Hall fom years, 10 the move against thl sttll-yoMhfu1 the Inscription ''Happy !Urthd11v'' Bt•rtht l t tt•ll lu ~ ~lllhhur~ ~ Mel Helmer -. ln Amcilca &nd when you get J[FS to ~:~yndtu.lte ln plnt and' • decora.ted devU's your cartoons, )oU Juwc It made Mill nevtr to M ll.l ) P.vlln~ Harold E Statltn t.:ulifotnlan can be made "'ell 10 advance of tht rood cake and tee ~ream ~re Cllml' up with Lhe King sl:ted atrlp 1960 convention A Big11t o/ tAe Allll !HI" ( l~il fll ( ( ll~t \ S1 served with the dinner So ' he tolll me toduy, 'I went b11.ck to., Call Stassen Is the "11tulldnf' hone" for the non-Nixonltell His top . . . tlme.t ~~tp to to Shu1m1n ttd Hn ~ t~ ! I Gue1ts were Mr and Mrr S S backel s mny not be publicly Identified for a tonr time But he .. fo1nia urtct fhc yccus and like tL braHh vuung It II \i ,tlc) mu 1t.rted my own s1 ndl• ntn Lmt Angelea Famou~ Fefl.tllte~ far from olone and Whl'n d~ure of h.ll aesoclates ftnally eomea, Klnkade and Deanna Estev Mad I lo}ol V 1111<\ 11 , r !It Rntlll l). lson, W Va, Mrs. Harold Erwin Syndicate-or, allbrrvlaletl LAI' F S I gul!sa Jl Wll!l Milly l.ucun "fl 147 44 A S( lJIIO I 1 I< • nlli lit 11 tn&tdaJs u1c c~ttaln the1e wilt be eome tamou.t names amonr them and d•Uahter, Barbara and Dontla I had n• bualneu 1en11e all I e\Cl wanted peoplo to do wu~ l'ut me • md B( uluh M ( 1o s~ Ill a comer and let me d a w · , • IKF. s UP:ALTJI- The Pmldent, at 11111 ftnt news tonrerenct Johnson, Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs En1ma J W11n tt dll(' 1'> <<l Af Clarenee NeutzllnJ, Lon& Bottom ' ~>•nre ht R mnjor operotlon candiCUy said he doesn't fal as well u fHiuvit f<.)r tr .m ~r• 1 ltu tl uul Mr and Mn Gilbert Mee11 and ' , LAPT8 MADE OUT FAIRI.Y WF.LL, but prce~n.Uy Mllt go l a I va W 11 Jll'l l't 11 r l1c did a )eur ogo and that he 11 11\m running ror re-election bleauq son, Jimmy, and .. r11 Albert Mees ehance to JO eaat again a s a 1t dileclor of a cartoon companv h>~ the H.epuhhcnn pal ty and the country netd him 1 B ~s~ lt M .mrl II •1 t\ 1\1 t"i o kc.rl~ Edith Ann received a number ftve )Uri he worked the1e but in Ute back of hla mind of <'Ol.ll~'-' Demetc 1ut.& lnJmedtntety drew new campal&n ammunition from I nt 4 S ulton \( P A l'u OJh of Jlftl" wu the never endlnfC Utcll.lu ~ a cutu1c strip or 1111 ov.n the statements Y.hkh are In shnrp contrast to the oft'tclal GOP rel'nt ~et n 'J Lnt ~ Stttloll to 1\111111 1 'I didn't care V IY.o day~ n!tcr the papera v.ere publ111hed n ~ l~­ l ll<+dfotrd maL>ks 1bout Mr Etllenhowel a heaUh and polltka.l ap111l mon&e1'11 we1e wn~pp \ nji:' mv stlop 01rounrl three poun(Jll or mnt'kc td net "'I ltm scenes \n Wnahlngton It has been aa.td rtifeatedly that Or,tl < mllt dtH 11 d oltt lf• Milt q\d "lt was whul I wanlNI Next he worked awhile w otli 1 •It t ot t1 n n~fu thil p r 1\dent !sn t 1e 1\ly up to r\mntng again and i.l only dolnf 10 Std hl llll t, •nother cartoonist He dreamed up a strip which be CRII\'Id Jt, 1' r' (no 1 ( Jllhr Hl\!lllllol b cc m1 ~P of pl'i!R9llrc fmm OOP Jeade1s kowever, the thief execu< n dt&llftC comically V.lth llfe In Me11 !e Jo::nghmde • I put ~verylhh1 1. t 11 c s fllll httght anti sober apprl\lsal of hi a condition- even Demotho! S \ X M1rh 111 t 1111 lltl \ I bad lnto it, he aa\d wbM\iliY and I tho\lgllt it watr ~~:rN\l \\ dl cllt ts ('on( 1tie ~ Jncl~lv;e tho pertonal conftdence th.at he has Jnaplrtd (lll\11 (haill ~ ( •nllt 11 lit e lt pt Into the papeo11 but il!Hudly :~cl thtl wo1ld on fill'" In the Am~nean peophl 1 till I h llll)I:<Ull ' About thll lime, StoJ y met Reynold Contlman, lUI Engl e" ()0(1 N J, manufacluter v.ho <leals In p\ ;\8 tlc a cetuto Suptr- mn.rk c t ~ 11 lJ 0 SOCIAL StT11CIT\ - Tho new Social Security law-eveR thOUih det.lett, etc, uu mlll1o111! of l Dodm nnJ glouy, colotrul llii'IIH t\111 tulml nllltrnllon opposed many of Ita key provlslonJ'-probably Cuullly one day, Milt aald to Goodman Listen why don l 1 1 "oil be a pohllclll iSljUC In the autumnal camp~Jan Which will aid )I'Oduce Jome sort of dope} nbltw\1 slg l'lll, like 'THIMK ' .N~ 1~ 1 tt e P,Qpubhcnng can tell. It might go over In a moc\eat "ny • DemOI' tll!!l howeHr are ctrlllln to go aU-out to cl•lm eNtdit for It ThP. menaure pl'O\ Illes that, begmnlng Nov 1, women cin begin 1• \\'I:LI-WIIAT [ AM R; TO ;F.I L• today lR th rll C: M il 1llawlng btneflts at nge 01 Up to now, unleu they we" widows man btred Story u Ills c tcatlve merc!utndla\n&' dlteclor Mill 111 wtlh tlcpendcnt children they could draw nothtnl' until 6~ 1rented .omethlng cnlled Silly SJgns," a cereal nnn bough t 11m '' Total\) ~h.!ablcd \\otkers may bealn rectfivinl tun beneiUs 111 Mllrt' thun f\\c hund1NI p11 ~o n ~ rnUUott of them to give awf\y u )Hetn\\Jil'll In bo;w:e• of cornfl akt s years etuller-at age GO and payment. ara booated. to •tatea for aid \lt rl prtl sent S11t11nh.t\ fm !'1 :m an4 befortt you could say Blout11c O\lr boy had a t\get by tho t lit to the blind d<sabled and needy al'ed Social Secutlly Wtl 10 up uunl Phl\ tp Spo1 n rlllnl ) p cnh -·auly Stcn•' mwrhroomod Into the blE;geat manufacturing god,;• t on employers, emplo} ('9 and eell-en1ploytd. of the year. J'art mall pomctl tn on M1lt from San Diego to Aln HI ' 11 Bullc~ r. LtokoI • • • • Roamc WUham ~ou \\n , g IIi ' 11 an4 100n the)' were belnf:" BOld for she for a quArter, Simon 1 n(l e sm,P rnoBE- The cona:reeatona1' lnveaUra.Uon '41 the c:olltllon Schulttr put th.ern on 110000 ne.,.as tnnda Mitch Miller got 1\Jt <. hllillnnn for tiLl' p!lfltt nn I olhi lltL'Aeen the llAHan liner .tmfte• Jlorlo and BwedWI 1 < hnlrmtm lnchuh•d Hu\ I r lllklm Canley to rerord Tl1c Billy Slgu.t SOJ/(J - and Milt Story boeam ... a ahlp ~tookholm ml\Y 1esult In tlaht.erunr aa.tety U I. M-1 1 {ul cht\fhf'n ln1u ~ "l1~ tl'trf'lltWn Theoretically, an} way After taxes. he had enough to reg\.lhttion' f01 ships at sea II t}\e Inquiry by tl\t Vt&Uu ol5 rdreshm tnt~ K.11 I WJI~ s mortgage Hou111i commerce committee rev,ala &;hat pltiiMlt g~ mcf\ luld rne, ahaldng hts head "IJ aometi'l.lnr I 'knodtcd at~d!irdlll should be revtt~d~ the United Btata Jl\~ ,.....,.... Ftee boatlny S~-~; \mnung ll<~lllll{~ on my knee \n half an hour A doz~n atupld signs \lrlt\J pruaurt 01\ lteamah.ip compa.flltl .ten 1 V.J th prlte!l, pony r1dts for the everybody wants them their JaJ'tiY NquiAmentl , < luld1en; and )cl.' t lt'llLn and vop year• o( my lifo e.lmln[,' ttl becotntng II. com k ;Ac:tua~l)', the government hu no direct c:odtrol over \he ablpp11tJ grllury of em overnight I bec~.~ me more ot' a flnancl nl succe•<: were ftee lot the but If \ttl tJn.ttfld Btat.eilt ~lrltd ~ lt•HMdl ,_ ~pi ployees and tbclr fom11l ~~ evar could dream or becomlnf as 11. atrlp arti!Jt ''"'J'I••~ paactn~ri4 Ult eompaniM ~ b&ve W 10 r t ~ e I han UJI' wonderful connlt' ~ ~~ ' American ( LICENSE 11. n1an adJust to hitting the jacl<pot 23 b11kt1 I un g iv~iy~~- Btllt Hy 9el\ 1 Pomeroy l \ 1' 11 eo \\1 nt LAND TRANSFERS I lr ON I N I ~ I W ' ~"'" ~· Edith Ann Mees First Birt~day Observed Aug. 12 • ... • 6 55 Sign On g 00 Coffoe T(me h:l 00 Hume J 1 00 II 30 I.! 00 l~ {() 1 31il 2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 80 a 00 8 00 e; 15 6 2:'i 8 so e; 45 7 O() 7 30 H 00 8 00 11 0~ • • • I Five Hundred Attend Annual Sporn Picnic Y~ tp rood ,., Tac \f>ough It Could k$e You Camera Goos to School CUrrent TenneSiiee Ern.1e Mahnee Theatre Queen For a Day Modern Romar ces Corned) Tlme iMy Lttt!e Margie Autt Dr:u Shnw Newa Pieturer SpOrts Eye Les Paul & Mary Ford Tic I Wild Bill H1ckok Star SJwwease Med1c Baseball We;~HlereJst of Cenl s~ orf \ Tic l'ac Dl)\tg'h 11 30 It Could Be You 12 00 Democ:ratic c~~~· 2 00 Matmee Theatre 3 00 Queen For a Day 3 4:1 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy T1me 4 30 iP.fy L1ttle Mal"gie 5 00 Aunt Drll Show • 8 30 FrAnkie Carle 6 45 News 7 00 Superman 7 30 Grood Ole Opn Sne~tk (t 1 or pat'Cets w11l be sold I to ~ht! hlthe&t bjddef ol b1d _..,. for cash 111 hand on day of nle The r1ght lll reserve to ~Jee~ <tfly anll all bu)s Ry o:-der of the Boal'ld .Of Edt:c3 Get $2s, $50, ~1b0 In famoua tlon of Su isbury Local .. SchooL products fre.l Hetp yoyr D1strwt Meigs- Coun<ty, Ohio fr~s tiel' Nation.. &rarids Eklao We~ks, Clerk they w1nt for only $1 a week T'het fet valuable fre. 1lfh (7) 30 (8)-6 .13 20' 27 3:..e toO • tOd YOU tot 1111 •ftottalll and FREE New 276-pap NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT BE A CLUB sttR!TARY ' catlr.log. WCHS-TV Channell 8 00 8 00 9 00 9 30 10 30 Sl&n On Captam Kangaroo Of AU Thin~ Arthur Godfrey Strike tt Rl.C'h l1 09 V&lran.t Lady 11 tli Love of I.Jfe 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Guiodmg Ugbt 12 30 Ray M1Uano:l Show 12 30 Ail t:he World Turns 1 00 Johnny Carson Show 1 30 HouM:party 2 00 B1g Payoff • 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 00 The Brlibter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 90 Edge. of NJ.gbt 4 00 KatJe'-s Kltehep. 4 30 J,.ueky 8 Ranch 5 00 The Early Show 6 10 Reg1onal Reporter a H5 Dauglas Edwards 6 30 Robmhood 1 00 Bums & AM~ 7 30 Talent St.-ol1ts 8 00 Charle$ F~rreH ll 30 Vtc Dam1me 9 00 Stud1o One 10 00 Your Esso RPpnrtllll' rb 15 Sports Parada 10 2a Wea.thennntt 10 30 start1me Playhouse II 00 Up to t:he mnrute NeWI 11 05 The Late $how Slrn Qlf Pray·. :"'=------ Pop~lar Club Plan E>ept J884 TUISIIAY MOIIIDAY Lynbrook• N. Y 8 00 Sign On B00 ' C11111aln K g 00 Of A<l Th!nts WANTED-BABY SITrER to Uve in; Bolrd and room With small wq:ea Write Mrs Doualas Owen.s. Mmersv1lle, Oblo 8 8 (ltc 9 30 Artllur G«<lret iifTEitJfA'fiONA.t fi.u..~k t~r sale 10 30 Sb-lke K Rioh 14: foot flat bed Wr1te 8bi ,I 11 00 Va'lumt Lady ::1 15 3 30 4 00 4 30 .5 00 6 00 7 00 d)on~&ow drive, $1395 Blaetta,.r;s, Pomeroy, Oh1o, S..0..8•c 191111 o""'iil U''-SM_O_B_ILE_:__S_up-e-, "88" HollUi.ay Coupe, power ste~rlna Clle J!MI Rangt~ JUdett Phil Silver~ 1811 and 4:-door Sedad.>Ll:!!holce of three fine cars $395 .I:Siaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio 7 30 Navy LOf 8 00 Joe and Mabel 8 30 Startune Theatrt _,...:... MONDAY Slim On 12 00 FUm & 1"11n<'y 1 30 Femmme I uul'rl S.gn O[f Praver · -- --'----'\' , _ .; 4 00 Fllm . i~~f~ ~ •Oblo. · -----~ 111611- PONTIAC Deluxe kJI!IIder, ·, 4:~ Stdln-, hydramMJe ilti\,e, "30 Roolcy Jonat~ 5 no Mickey Mouse 6 00 N~ws U 05 WeMher 6 15 6 SO 7 00 DoUr Muck 7 :.10 Wyatt F..nrp l3 00 G E Summer Or~aina!J! 8 !lO Du Pont Cav Theater 6 15 John Daly 6 3J Wa~mer liros Pusentt !I 00 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ExecUtrix E•tatt of John F. Hindley, Oec11a• od NM1be ls hoceby glve.n. that Helen R. Hall'dley Whose Post Of free Address IS 'Pomerov Oituo 1 R F: 0 No 2 lhas be@1t duly ap pomted as Ex..ecutr1x of t~ Es• talle o.f John F Handley Late of Me~gs Coon{y Ollto dPr.eesed Oabeid tOO 21s.'tl day i>f Ju1~ '*! w~k Robert A•hley who hu been dl has returned to hu work at thP Eleanqr S Schaaf~ Middleport Soc1ety Editor- Phone BU79 Luctlie Bearhs Hawkins, hmeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 MdoolEP~RTSOCIETY ( Charlett Swalllon Maryivllle, brought tps i{'andmother !.ir&. t F Hawkins, horne Saturday after she ha~ spent several weeks vl11tm& In Columbus, .New Calllornla, Canal Winchester and Marytvdle ChrtStme, Betty Lynn Kar..en Sally, Ru~k al"'d Mlchael Koehler chlld~n of Mr and J Mrs G B Kllthler, Grovephrt, are vl!iflng their grandmother. Mr11 E S ~chaaf ~nd Mrs Harlan KJoea and wn London Mn !dwards .and Mrs OhJO Valley g)ettrit Corporation Mn Ruby McKendne and ireat grandson Dav1d Ashley havtreturned from vl&~hng Mr and Mr~> Wtlbur Asl\lt'y, Dunbar P K Ru.wtl dtove to G1 uley E::§E~~~~ parenh M.r and Mrs Guy Walters Mr~ Fred Gramm and t-. o du l1l d1t10n MJS8 McKay l'elebrated ht'r mnety ru st bu1.hday at the h OS IJI tal Saturday , Mr and Mn DWiitht Wallaee and soru Alan and Btut't' V l~ l tcd rel~;ltve~ 1n McCo nne lsville Sun dnv Waltt'r Crooks and son l:dwa 1d vtl!nt to Ci!mp Arrowhead 111 a JackJ!on Sunday afl~r Gene Crook~ who hsl'l be~:~n t counclih;~r at camp (or the past stx weeki! He wa~; at cumpamed..bome by a fr1end Seutl 10 00 Straw Hat Theatre. 11 00 News &: Wenlber ll 10 Spo11t.s 11 15 Ro)'ll Playtbouse 11 15 Clty Detel'tlve and famlly;" The pa~c!panta and subren and Bob Cra,mer ject&- 2,0, of your fnends and nuWllon, Columtiu! ne1ghbor• tueh as tht> young KoehJer, Pomeroy, were man drplo!ted abo\le- bave :1 VISitDn! of Mr and Mrs Wilt Jh' ~~orbush Clevel;md rolliekma: good t1me aleng 'rl'l Mr11 DaWliQn Will remain Jn Ml'fl Earl Warnke spent tht w1th the audaence n e run Pomeroy With Mtfl Koehler w~~h her fam1ly m Call' u comrtant, clean. anA gear Ll and Mrs P I<' Klem and don1a ed fQ-r the whole tamfly, ~on Peter, left Mobdiy for tltelr Mr and Mr.!l Clarence Slt'wart no embarraar.ng sttuatwm home tn Annapo1Ls Md Mrs a 1d baby, B,.Pdbury have mov~ d Klem ;md son have s pent the sum to the Crooks apartmt'nt on South \t'r resul t tn tbe 011e and a half-hour 11how' Apart !rom thll!! fun mvol 1 d hterallu tJ!o\)~anC& of persons have flod:ed to see M1s~ Brandon bemer here With her parents Judge Fourth Avenue aus!' of the current Lnteret>t in hypnotism and Mrs Cednc Clark, Whtle Lt M1s10 M'axLne Bennett Colum Kle1n was on a crwse bus an(j Mn Vernon fu!gen; Fos Mr and Mrs Robel't Mdb and tOt Ia spent t}Jt' weekuJld wLth da\1&~ter. Robm and M,. and Mrs thetr parents Mr and MIS C h:H Larry Rice visited Lake Veto re Ieos Bennett cently Mr and Mn John Ketcbka we1P Mr and Mrt OrvUle Milliron in Wbeeling oyer the weekend to and chlldren, Roaemary Roxie vLstt rOlatwe~~ MarJe, ~rry and Jerrv, Columbus, Mr and Mr~ Frank1tn Gmthc t vi!nted M.r and Mrs Dav1d 01ler and daughter, V1cky Lynn and last week M1ss Juamta Hawkm!O. Cranrh u•\> Jean RoUsh, who has been !lere sp~nt the weekend WJth Mr and for a week with her mother Mrs Mrs John Hawkms Jr D E Roush, wh1le on vllcahon Mr and Mrs Jay f'a 1 t1r :md from her employment in CQlumbus daughters Columbus, have bccn returned there SUnday Other vtsttlng her mother, Mrs F~t nc guelts of Mrs ltou•tl over the Harker weekend were Mr arrd Mrs R1ch Mr and Mrs Ed Bauer Jack ard Gordon and family, Columbus son und M1ss Polly Karr Colulll on Saturday evenmg and Mr!J bus s pent the weekend w1th th~n Charleg Fran~s and ,k;~gl~t~r.Jvaoenls Mr and Mrs C ]'\ KaJt Judy and James Plummer, Sr 11nd granddaughtt"r Poll y \tH ton Ky, on. Sunday Buuer Mrs Forrest Bachtel and daughMrs Webb Hall spent Sl \1 1 J' teor, Carol Bachtel RN 'VISJted In dJn s last we<ek V IS JIIn~.: ~h ;~nd Parkersburg and V1enno W Va Mt s C.nff Ru!Osell Saturday :Mr and Mrs J C Downm~o: \\1 11 Robert McKay, Bowhng Green hv ~ d hc1 e willie he was emp ttJ\ was called here Fnday night when cd u n conslt uctwn at- th1• Spnt n ht~ aunt, MLss Lauria McKay, fell plant v1s1ted htlre recently I IH \ and broke her htp M1~s McKay are hvmg at Ruanoke Va an d who make-s her home w1th her SIS LawJ cnceburg Ind ter In-law, Mrs A W M~:Kay wu Mr and Mrs Ed Prlce Cle\ e taken to Mt'lgs General Hospital m land have been vlsttmg her mu the Rawlmga Coats ambulance She ther, Mrs Martha Hudsun and ts repGrted as 1n satisfactory con tamily They came to MJddl ,~ p011 Mr and Mrs James Hawley WLth Mr and Mrs L:~onfUJd John Mra Robert Allenswotth and ROn son and ch1ldren WavP.J!y who John, left Saturday for Toledo had heeu on a motor tJJP where Mr and Mrs James Hawley rom Rd(y has ht' cn \IJ ~ Jtmg Mr WE WILL SEE YOU SOON FUlTON- THOMPSON Ohio Pomer11y Cue/tit,. ~ultf Jr atKI fanuly live They were called there by the crit1cal eond1 tion of ,the Ht day old daughter qf MIDDLEPORT -!4 bedr oom mod the Hawlevs Whl) is suffermg from ~ blond factor ~rn frame Colonial L1vin~ rouru :Mr and Mrs Harold Hubbard dlnmg room, kltchen o.Jnd den Mr an,d Mrs Harold E Hubbard downstaus Ha1 dwood noor .. and daughtet Malia, lefl Sunday throughout Full basement with gas-flred hDt a1r furnace 1._AU for a vacatton at Daytons Beach windows and doors weatlle~ Fla Mr and Mrs stflpped, ce~ar .shLDgle exter101 Columbus have .been and Johns Manv1Ue "l,tfetlme roofmg Shown by appomtment ADDISON - :1 room frame wtt:J bath, fuel ml space beating nearly 2 acres w1tH tenms court nice gatd~n, plenty or shade and garage One m1le trom Ky ger poWer plant $8000 00 Bat ance of ex1atmg 4% loan cpn b e assumed CUCKLER REALTY lox 229 Phone 108-Y 8-11 3tc • I I Exhibits ..... -- ~ . ,...,_ - -· I HORSE SHOW SOUD<HERRY 0,10 1-lf-lf 1\'ARD Bedroom (Ill Wednes~ay, Aut.11 Junior Fair SUITE or lot Mid '"' RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE J\GJilNCY r Pl... '~!if; jt..lKI ' AcefDIII? Caa•tally anti leodo ' SEE fHE Pb,NT SHOW FOR THE ' OHiO VALLEY ~OiiSl SHOW A$s't4. M~ig~ ~~11nty ~~ir _ pElU!ifi!S east of the!ter, , lll••n Street 6 ~ F.hfiT .f4fr.t t1 mUe COtLI R$ ,JEWELlY 93rd UAL MEIGS CD. F~IR 4 DAYS- AUGUST 15·16· 17-& 18 Gofdl~ liibnee. _.tilt• and champloll '-lil>~ J'idy , Other varieh811 will follow ~ng 1 'IV• have WA1CII ClmrMI lock-tprings 'airfi'CJunds '-r---~~~~~t=1~1~~· ' ' _..._ ... ~~~~ a•~n~d..:;:M~c~'~·~d~w~m;.;E~d~w~a~r~d,~a~n~d~M~•~:;::::;;:;:::;:::;;;:;:::;:::;:;;;:;:;;::!;;;!;;; m.....- wltb m, ~ddteport ............ AlltWOMIW . . . . Besure And See This Gigantic DispiCijf Motorola TV, table model, with tli'bes, tao 00 37t N Front ~--­ ~ F·ARM EQUIPME-NT Cllaton motor, I&" s!oOO; 17" I ....... ~ --' DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, ' 4 FERGUSON, and OLIVER 8-11-3tc and other Cberle& Ne-wman, ...-.--.................... ,_..,_lotol14...,.rllle with a d1splay of the most modern Herathel Roush, Racine, Rt 2 new picture tube W•·-....,.......... crvMul .. • JIIJ4 15-18 Meigs White. Powjr com pany THE 8 YEAR TIIIIIFTY-clJT &MH Aug. AT o.cfl_:_______:l::.l;::45~ orr Leifheit's, Lehews Hosts·To Relatives Bndge •rteor hu w1tf llld d.adb· ter Kayte .,..ho .httd •peru tht ~~ '!Veek, ¥1•1linl relative• 1 Mr snd Mrs Wlllliin lkil (VIrginia Wtse) and dsuahter, 9aad.ra Galhpolu, •re pi.Jnnlnai movt! to Jacbon KeiJbta wh they have purthlled a home r ~tz u a ehemlat at the AtomiC! l!:nerJ)' plant at W1verly .-Mr and Mr.a 1\aymond Walbu.;. Sr and famUy havt nturned from avacatlon trtp to Camden, N j and Detroit, Cleveland and othl!lr' Ohio clt1~ wblli<! he was on vacl. tiOn from the idelgt Grocery More fun than a barrel Band Dlret'lor Earl Warnke MrS Monkey!" 11 an apt dt' Nelle Davl8 Mrs Ben PJ:tll..,n al'\4 &erlphon for the s how thai Sally Schaff hne completed the lfllfe!lter at otr. Joan Brandon famed " n.:l s u m m e r only profen10naltady bypnoliJt, Will present at lite Mtl i! County Fa1r Rock Sprlrtp Saturday, Aututt 18th Jimmy Walker stww 10.00 Straw Bat Theatre 11 00 News & Weather 11 10 Spoots 1_1_45_ ~Jgn 6 1 6 10 SyJrh V1uce of Fltestonoe 8 00 Film Fan· 9 00 F.llm Fair " Fet-.9U~I ~ports Jobn Daly Bold Journey 3:30 120l Business Services 1 :10 Femmlne Touch 4 00 F1lm 4'30 "It Carson 5 00 Mickey Mousa 6 00 New.!l We.lb er assembly wotk at hoMe No ex per1ence necessar;~< l Wnte SANCO MFG CO 85G7 W'est Thlrd Los Angeles 48 CaUl 8 1S 2tp TUESDAY Fllm & Fa-OI'y 2 OQ AitE'rnooo Film 6~ $2 00 HOURLY1poss1ble doing hght 8.8-6tc FOI\Ii!(Ai""""o!, hsdTr Tv llER• VlCI! Alf makes !l~~~~:d I Techolclau.: 1-pt.VMOUTH Deluxe' 4-doO< -lllddle"""!tellan~ ooe or the beat "63's Jn t4til':'$1S1Se. Bllettau'J, POmitttOy, Ohio. 11 00 N 1!\WI \ 11 05 T.he La.te S'ho,.- 2 00 Afternoon F1lm F'tt!>llvil 6 10 WAITRESS wanted Must apply 1n person Home Rest'lurant Middleport 8-13-3tc 8-9-etc iw10 & TI±.J;;VJSI'n>G"ERVICE 1956 J:o~n C Bal"'Ot Phone 2QQ, ~ltfahiY. APpUame Judge of the PPobate Cotut liN II,EII~Hard top coupe Store, 118 W. Mala' st .. Pomero:r Me1gs Countv Qhlt(} , llontiNr, matte, one own 2-23-tf (7} 30 (8\ 0 13-3te et. $1M 1 ttriar's, Pomeroy, 9 -.)() $64 000 Queslion 9 30 Do Yoa Trust Your Wilef 10 00 YoUI' Esso-Report.el' to 15 Sports Pl:l'ade W:25 Wellthennan 10 30 "P.ress Confe~nce 12 00 ___ Adminlstratnx With the WIP Annexo<~ 1 Estate of Th~as W. We1n.r, D........ Nottee liS' hereby given 11hM Sybil Ebers-bach who9e Po!rt Of flee Address 1s Pom~y, Ohio, has been OOJy apj)l)lnted 1lS Ad mn:ustTa'triX" wtth 'bhe Will ann-ex fd of the Es11rte ot Thom.k~ W Wag;n.eT Deceased late .of Letoot Thwnship 1 M~rgs County OhiO Da.ted lhts 23rd day of Jul~ 1956 J0Jm C Baron Judgf of the Probate Court M'' 1.!s County OlNO 8-10-3tp (7) 30, (H) 6 13 31c ~~--- FbJm VB, 2-door advancement possible Ph-One llO.X, 4-6 pm aad t.rates, hydr'amatlc drtve $289&; Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 0 8 9-6te WHTN-TV Channel13 II IJ9 ness. Eiteellent dan, 6<5 Douglilo6 30 YOUNG MAN W!llulg to work, tale re~pons1bUity 1n local bu!O.I .....,__ ----i.-''8-11 2tp 19ell BUICK,i6p~ VO, 4-doo• Se- '1 46 Gu1ding Ll'lfbt 1 12 00 Democratic Con,•mtkln Brighter Day Secret Strum • Edge uf N1g.bt Kahe'li KLtcbf.n Lueky 6 RanCh The Early Show Al't Lmk.....,_ ond M8: B, % The Dail1 SenU11eJ U 16 Love of L1fe ll 30 Search for TOIDCII'I'O.'f 3 00 I'!!!J:'l Said 1! 30 lorel£n lntrll\18 Kloea an tuten of Mr Riley Mr and Mn Bern1e Dunkle Huntington came lo Maddlepol't Sunday ' af~ Mtu ViTt~ma Ar nold who hH been v111hng Mrs C M Erwm and who had planned to return tO Hudtington t<arltel' lut the County ~ Ohlo =- ~ PrevJew Tonlgbt •·<!!~· -al 8 90 Oirele Theatre 9 30 Rosemary Clooney Show 10 00 Dear Phoebe " 10 30 This: is Sbow Buslne.s11 1100 News 11 10 P!lo'l8!l Bol 11 15 IMOVI,_ Muswm t 2 00 S.~i..,ml..,.; 1956 ot the followln& wiD &-ROOM Apartment and bath 1n lhV Ohlo Oompa~>y's 1'\m:h•"" Modern ls alJo tultable fur of Beg'lnhlfll N 44lfl des:ree. W 9 flee Jpac_t. Cali Dr K D Ams 1'ods 12 li.nb from an Elm t.rea 22 bary, 27s..J, Pomeroy IHl tr m 10 diameter on the East bank FURNJS'HED apartment, 4 rooms uf Sbory s Run a.n<( on the line o/ and ~alb furnaCe heat puyate en. Jqbn and JamBI!l Mauc); m Lo-t trance Phoni'" B170-J 8 U-6tc 829. Tov.on 1 Range 13, thence s 30 <kg W 12 rods 3 links to an E;Lm Tree 22 m~hes In dJamt!ter Preooe s 67 de& w 46 rod.s to a 11119 If """ No lioo ,. ltYull IO'bileoll! ,.,., Sugar stump, 11lrence N 71 ' deg ..... claldned ntfw.. Obltuariel: WAITRESS wanted- Phone 142-X W 7 rods 8 Links- -m James -~~!!!,t 1 ee&rt per wMd. lor lntervlew > _ _ 8!~ Mauck s and John R~ hne thence N 43 deg E oo- sa.J.d llnf' Notlc:es=:..--~-'-i WANTEDHELP.. EXPERIENCED 8 1 ods 11 tmb, t'heoce N 45' ~ FA~R WITH E 23 rods 20 li.nk~ .to Jame5 G mERS. I.!UST AP Mauck'-s N W cornt!r thence S PL; 1/i P ~~L ONLY MAR TI):I jlESTA R.O:NT MIDDLE H~l 'deg E 9 ro<h 22 tmk:S" to :rht' PORT 8-11 3tc ploaoce of b~gmmng llf4 D"Cre mc.tc> --- - 6 00 News Pictun 6 15 Sports Eye d 25 Le8 l'aul & M.,. l'lll"ll 8 00 11 30 Fore110 Intrlaue 12 00 Tomght 1 oo Toda.)' ll 00 Gordon MacRae News caravan Greatest Fights IU'f 7 00 9 <p Coffee Tim• 10 00 Hom~ 1 1J }() J'ftss Box H 1~ S1gn 0.11 ~ s.- tate 11ituate In of Melg1, State '" • •·mi..:....>• Today 7 UO t1 5!i • o ,j,~•••Bo;:;ard or Edooatlon ot tht' " Local Distt"ict iteamrr~¥i.~ !§;~ • I' l~f .dle2 ~ · ~1i~& )I TUESDAY MONDAY 'f. my _new r·., "' DE The Dailv Sentinel LIOAL NOTICI WSAZ -TV Channe13 Greasey Ridge IJ Ollill ~ u l oli t Georg~ ;' WANT ADS Oak HlJI and Mabel Sa.uodera or ash fp \mks ltsloug iHs ttngrHw, You p1nbnhly ('IIUI(Int t 1 11 nH tlte namt• s o( !ht• mrllut s rnv <r lv1d 10 lhlt 11\li~SIVt 11 lkll p hut V()U can s tJ!! rcmtlllhlr IJIJ!lllo uH! Motto (a~ t\ 1 <ltd torw, And11 lite ~lll ii ~!O I IIIIII I ~ over- Mrs Beatty Middleport, 1111 M 1 w11 < , , t I I h t.!> 't1p 1n tit h ll hl tl 11 l l111 tl lntLth n the (,ought th r 1\ndo \ JIIlil fllOlt' or I t~ ~ us 1 I t 111111111 r d1 li Stftn ~ pl111t tt '" ' ' H a s h tp cnllislun mil n \\ h 11 '' l hr l11n ldmg lml ... llutdtl p >111 1 u p unt \tung Jdl lt l 1 rt ~ m t)w i)l 1ch Y11u nt: \H 11a ~ abuut lhP bot Jill:( WIH." Jr- 1, r h • • lu 1 n like my btllwn~ uf ~ 11ft md• s complied by ~ tit (nn "P od :lll H ilt s on Jc uk\ j flll rt t t " Hnd m c 11n~ or transpur l hHk 1, 111 I\; I' ' I tl v Jn J;: sJngl[ tulwn ll. nd t r~ m\lr aw;.ue at all IJJ ) Il I 11 I t 0111 NtW(tLitlll llltlil"onH tr;~ga IH1ak points up lt a lh e J L• lht frt tli1H\hlii).:JH!nfalhblt' 1 hl l rH I 1ho•n -. l uJ ~ ( lo t d 1 ,l,phunt ~ 11 111 Jmlldtt~ '"ut o., iiJ Bohby Burns 1111 • l1 I i t t ~ , 1 t ltlpp<ns tu llllll Jilt ll1111 o ~cHlll4.)G PIVJ II ~WI 11 I l111 ,t hJ ild lui ~ tl otli l 0 111ll1 lltliJ lllt'rl " J h l1 tg Mr 111 tlr !; 111httL It (f'np'\ t., l1t 195tl hy United d1 1 1 ~ ' ' 'I 1 h [11 tl J lt ll • S\ w l u lie In() ftt r !. a lll~ l\1\<1 l tiL 11 I qu ll ~l!! Tht• rrq;h t(ul tJHt rl1 n1f' of 11 d 1i TELEVIS ~ • ~~ · \ • Quality, Service ond Merchandise To niHt the da•lre• of every f1mlly • , • If • cos& 1M f~mll, ..... / Big Bend Variety $399. 7:15PM ond 9:00PM A RIAL VALUE! THURSDAY, -- AUG. 16 BAKER tfJRNITUftE - Band Concert Guernsey Show . 7:00pm FRONT OF GRA~DSTAt40 SAVE dk ADM. ond PA~KIN'G FEES! Agrtculture S(reiety Membership Cards \ PRICt $1.50 wtll be accepted' fot general admissiOn and for parkJHg Tll~se ttekels are on sale at Gllmor~s Supply Slore an4 can be purtbB~ at bOln gates. at the Pcurgrounds 1 also from Society directors Agriculture Judging 4-HCtops .ltunnil)g ' Races Awards tractor Pulling Cti"ftNtt Parade ,' • • �· ~=.~·~~~~~.~-.~.--~~~~.~.~.~!~~~~·~~·=-~~=~-~~.~. ~-~~~~~·:~~~~-~~==~~~ !~~~~::~;;~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~..~~~=:~~~~~~~~~~·~ ' . .. • • ' ' • -, • -. .. . ' . . . . ... ........ ... . ... 4" .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . - ... ~ • • . .. ,J' -. ' • •• • ' \ ~ . ... ~ . ., ... ' '• • The Stn'tltj~. POinl!IOy·Mlddlpeort, 0 .• Aug. IS, 1956-5 . lomata to Cairo today - Sir City· de Corea, tbe h!.t-b commiJtioner ---S.UEi CANAL-- REAL RACE Na..aer Sundl)' rejeeted the :Uiil Thr-e~ '• ~~~ tt) • Cincinnati Long Ball Artists Held At Bay By ~raves Hurler Burdette MU..WA•UKEE, Wla.-UP- The third-place Cincinnati RedleJ.i were looking for bigger exvlosives tcd,.y to at least even the fourgame aeries with Mlhyauk~e after lo:sing to the Braves, 8-2, here Sunday. Tbe Queen City lads will end their current serie.!l wltb the Na. tlonal Leaaue leaders tonight. All the RedJegs• big aun.s failed them Sunday when their loog ball bitten were outdittanced and ace pitcher Brooks Lawrence was bested in a pitching dlH!I. ' The Braves hit when it counted to bact up the pitching of Lew Burdette in handing Milwaukee a triumph that ktlpl them one and one-half games ahead of .second place Br'tldklyn and pushed the Redlegs three game!! off pace. It was the second straight victory for the Braves over Cincin· nati. Milwaukee went to work earl· on Lawrence, rated onl' of the h•ague's best hurlers, when they scored three run11 in the first in· ning to hand Lawrnce his fifth loss against 16 wiru. Lawrence want to tht! Hhowers in the tftird, after rain halted play for H5 minutC~;, with another three· run outburst. Lawrence was tag· l(ed for five hits and gave up four walks in the short timt' he worked. Burdette pitched 1teady bali, al· lowing single ruM in the fourth and seventh . The fourth could have been more damaging, but a double play wiped out twp RQdlegs runners after Ed Bailey sfngled Gus Bell home . Wally Post hit hls 2111t homer or the season ((If' the other Clncin- JIM-DANQJ NOW • ' • • By Afan Mavll' - nati run in te seventh. The Bravt"s were opportuni~t ~ 1hroughout the game, gelling hits wben they had runners in scoring position. In the first inning, Eddie Mathews singlt>d in one run and Billy Bruton sinJt;lcd in two. In the third, Del Rice soc ked in two with a Texas league double that Post overran . Mathews scored the third run in the mn ing on an error by shortstop Roy McMillan. Bobby Thomson got into the act ln the .sixth when he 5ingled with te bases loaded to score a pair of runs. Burdette by winning pulled even with injured teammate Bob Buhl with 14 victorie-s . It was his third straight win over Cincinnati this season. I I • I By UNITED PRES$ NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB MilWaukel' _ 6:) 4~ .6(17 Brooklyn 64- 44 .593 1 '4 Cincinnati fl3 46 .578 3 St. Loui:; 55 M .W5 11 Philadelphia 52 55 .48tl 13 Pittsburgh _. __ 48 61 .440 18 Chicago ....•. 4-4- 62 .415 201;l New York . _ 39 66 .a·n 25 Svnday"1- RMvlts Pittsburgh 3, New York 2, 1st Pittsburgh 11 . 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Ill,..., TODAY IJ.J'CHIC lnlllfJ COMPANY Buildina a aew or rtmodelia1P Be M..Unt ... 1 home ..... .~ Sugar Ray Makes (lennanent His ·Break With IBC .Todays Sports Parade .My f~llngs whe n the fan.'! .honed me durmg my brief career tn the minor leagues ar ~ still vivid even though it happ.med 15 years ago. My salary was S7ti a month , plus $..'Ut0 a day meal mon\ey when tho c.lub was on the road, and each hme the catcalls were dll'cctcd my way, I honestly felt no human being: should have to accept such ab~se for 100 times that sum . l ve talked with numerow bli leaguers who have been booed end m~st of their sentim-ent parallel mmc. Infielder Roy Smalley of the PhiiUes, (or example, who cl11ims he was booed as much a5 any player ever wru~ In Chicago while he wa s a member ot the Cubs , lnNlsta t.hat fans who boo are not alway, motivated fby m_.Jciousness. "Sometimes," Smalley S'Rys, "the fRns who boo _lde'llify themselves with the pai'tlcular player thry are deriding. They actually pnt themaelve.s into the player '~; .shoes and w.ant him to do well. When be does, they applaud- and some of them probably feel they arc applauding thetruelveT. "But when things go the other • Pqpc, 1b .. -.. ·----~ 3 0 1 0 Venz, as ---- ------- 2 Caldwell, p -·------ 3 1 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 Roberts, rl ---~~---~~ ! Porter, c - --------- - 3 '· MONDAY Robert Tayl..- , lhbr• Pept THI LAST HUNT ICintm~~acope • Technlcolor) lefty Gr1bie Marve anct Gower Chanoploa. 3 FOR THE SHOW . I (CinemascotM • T.chnlcolor) Cortoon - HOW TO SLIIP Tu.._. Wed. Aut- 14-15 FAMILY NIGHTS_ Adult 2L d Tlck•ts AcMHt; Truck O'H M . John W•RynolO GR~N • ...,DI ora ,.. - _AI 10 - W•rd Bond Donna ~oncor1n THE GYPSY COLT (In Tochntcolor) ~C•r1on- UNSURE RUNTS 0 ' Or\tf.tto f ' ' .<~· TP JU,IIh Oo!C .• 21. ;Hid~ 30. t;J~ to 3t. Nrrah Ill, Wlo!!-t. lll>ea ,~ :~~; ~Sra!ot . U. CtJ!~;a · - e Mr'"\. Cecil Grogan, Mrs. TR~Ior C.rogan and Mrs. Mahel MarshRJI, Columbus, s.pent the week end here. Mrs. Cetil Grogan visitOO her fatbtr, C. H. Wise, Sr., and M h.~ Ruth Wise anct Friday t ven· Elmer Haycook and lng Mrs . daughter, Dianna. Columbus , were also overnight gueah of lh1! Wise family . They bed been visiting· Mr. and Mr!. David Yost . and children, Portland, and Mn. Mar. Pihall &pent the week end there. Mr.!!. Hay('oOk and Dianna returned to Columbus with thn Groeam1 11nd Mrs. Man.ball . Mrs . Taylor Gro-tan was the houseg ue.<~t of Mr:<~ .• Beuie Groean over the week end. ll.l>re}lch . &4111 J>tr4 ~ Ji>ll't, ,/ li.J:Itltti.. l!iPII . . . . ·- Q!!WN. L.lndUlJe I FOB =I I'QOllll ' D.ilt.Y $299.00 wbal:w BAKEl • ........ . ' ·, .' '. ·y ilucl(l ' ' u It: Hbtel Martin b L II A A X R ~~-'d 0 c N L'IL' ABNER 8\H,.L.htOOSE FOR PRESIDENT ON TIE DEEP FREEZE TICKET· ~.r ITI ""tin~tu I c { GA!OLllil! ALLEY B~.~t yo.; told hi.; ..e:.:f qet ho m ar'l lnOtt'ler- sva;t.on. I ham w~en· the Women's Society bf · the Pometoy Baptiat Chureb met Thursday · evenlnr at the church . . Mrs. Jo..e~b C9ok ORPHAN ANNIE By IIAROLD GRAY ~T SME'S A 6MAAT ONE "· I'M e1JRE SHE p~dent, \ l """""' - presided -over - the - meetins and plaGS .were m.ade for the flU (De-Qt. lqgs. Th~.;" Assacijltion.al m~Q,C to !Je ·h eld at the Middleport Baptist Church August 28 was anooun~Wd . I( : The- dedlcaUon of the love g.ift ,orterini 1¥As in charge of Mr. . ~h.y . S.e tdenabie, who also read a communieation ~rom Allee Mae Simmons, a missionary is Burma. A social hour co'ncluderl the tnceting. ::.._ '--_ I, __ I I ' Mr. and Mn. At.a B. Clark, Pomeroy, Route 3. aN announc. ing the ·birth ·~r their Clrsi child, 8 Mril, Mark -{\lt.u., born Thur.!iday, August 2, at Holzer Ho8pltal. Matenal grandparents are Mr: imd Mt1:. H. D. Goeglein. Great grandparen\,8 Are Mrs. Jennie-' Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goeglei'n. ·P aternal ii'IDdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Freder~ck H. Clark, q'reat arandp19'ents are MTS. Maggtt~.Brown aDd Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clurk. NANCY LOOK AT .THAT . MEAN MAN ' STICKING HIS TONGUE OUT A1" THE APES -~~~~ By KING rrb~ 1ast balf of the 1tu., book "This Revolutionary ;ral.th" was pl'e'se~ted by M,.._ illmt!t' W~ck­ By SHULTS .. By AL CAPP Women's Soeiety QfBaptist Church Hears Boo~ Report i__..:_========- • ·iQUI·PME~T.~g. Inc.• \I'Ork < • ~ J to Pll.ns were made for the Septem~ p:ml Ot'lpbfl' wto"'n Jhe Meigs County Women·~ Re. 'publ,k:an clu·b met SaturUuy alter· jllOOn at tlw Hntl'l Marlin. 1 • • Mrt:. De-llt Winds!lr. uresidenl. ,4. Crl~OI',.am, Q~tatton · · presided at the meeting which A N M 8 · il U Q K T H :t: a A ?i E T D G E B . opened with the Lords prayer and ~ M c s l h-1 r E 'T D If A G N AN G T0 p u ' pledgto to the flag. Communi ca. ' . , , lions were read from the State - 'w 0 y · U M C M C. . b.eadcfua'rter!l. J Reports of the republican nlly $aturcl&,);'• Cryptoquow: H.p\.PPlNESS ,)S ADDE:D LIFE, &t W'eU~;ton wert! given by Mrs. ._ A~D T'E OJYI:R OF ~~fE:-S~~~R. ,, Wilbur Pierce, Mrs . .James Hawley 1 . .Dbtrjlnlle4 ".¥ !'I~ F..-aturu ~.ynliilr~tt" ' ~S~r.:_u~n~d~·~M":"~·~E~.~E~·~F~o~ll~rod~.•_ _ _ -------~-~::..__~-~-~-- MI.AHUTeua' ... - - .......,... '!'" ........, . . X Wom.en Meet At . 't" ~iij ~ ~~r "rw)Jy-~Qdfi0,~¥,Qtohef . .,,."~.: ' • CB~b.O'tE- H.ere'a,how A. / . • .••••• 23. Clarks Announce Birth Of A Son On August 2nd Meigs Co. GOP · · '- L 0 H b F E f. L 0 \V · r,ii tflla .example 4 ts · to--: U'tt _-t~~ · L'1, ~ ~~ th• two O'a, etC. Single letters . . apostiO_pfLte.~, the ltn_,U.. and torma.tlon Of th• wor<;l• ar~ &II ,hlntl. £a<cil 4f.y the C:fde 111tteu 'a re dilreront. . . 111111 - How 10011 bia II' j,_ you tlrpwJ 011 ~AftOIIAL! Come OD Jia 1111holo iooonJI.AJ>d lake .advanla1• of 'ur lndivldtui!ized 'Duck Poymml Plan. 8eo you aoon? ' t . .WO.. ,...·tile BIG 1110110)'- tbe I011J nnp II in. l the fd:.,jCJ County fair. Thtf wHI move back into tlle ha11 before tht next Gran&:t! meeting on Aueu•t Young Fantily Reunion Held -----~ ·H'YerJe ~ BAKER ROOMS Of New Furniture , · ~ ~·I•&· ~-;~~~~~~i~~~!l I 1 ..0:. A.iteltJurtic m_q_d~_m fanning- .............. . '11te pidmp . . the combiJiatiOD ......l'tlllt-...J-irain model you bon, .,.. juallwo 11om the world's DIGit -lelo liDe ollum truclra'to pve )'ilu 1 Cbolco .lbal leta you J11ok the rt,AI lnlck lor ,._ job. ~ent ~. ) . ' ..:~.y ~led for ' . .w .. ' IE\P'.) I The County Grante Youth Rilly wUl be held at the R.oek SprltlgH: hall, Frldly evenine Aucu.t :h tGr COT UMBUS. 0 . - UP- - Ohio the purpo•e of aelecUn• a pritJce Ah>VF.'TS toC!IIv, B'fkJd Defens earid prii1eess to represent Meia~ Secretary Charles WiliOR to rt'· djlC.O th • ~~1 1rt "'l~l'f:it~' lt-nfP'If'e or County at the Ohio State Grange meeUng. Ma riae :gt. U:a: !lt>W C. Mt'KI'u n who Jed i'l ntght marr h at Pgrris Refreshments were served by 1 ·htnd. S. ( · iu wh .l'h o; ix rerruil s Mrs. William A. Morgan, Mr. and J ,:~ t thdr UV€!~;, -Mr-s. Roger Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. William Radford. State Commandar Edgar L. WiJ. liat:n-3 told Wilson in a letter ttlat armed fore~ recruitment will au! fer because young men won 't wam lo ·; s uffer !he injustice of being th e goat for a common practice- or a branth of Uti service.'' Williams also eLatmed McKeprVs A reunion of tbe family of Mr . "vali ant servi9e" dn Korea we ~ and Mrs. Thomas Yourig was "'held not ''ad5quateJv considered" in his Sunday at th6-Jr home, \Vest Main sentenee, which lneluded a bad St. . ronduct dl•charge. "~ eannot ·stand Jdty by," he Pretent.ware llr. anti Mrs.I'AI»r IISid, "wit'tlout volciri~ our ohh•r Altmayer and sons, Stewll't •nd Hon to what appears to be a mill. Larry of :Uvittoo#n, N. Y. Mil>.o. carrit.;ge or · m·mtary justiL'e." Marilyn You.u.-, WaaJiinatoo, D. C., and Mr. and ;lllr.a; Roben 1\ocerli .and dauchter~, lanet ana Nauy ot N~lsonville and .Mr. Youn(~.o ww·ther, t.fl'tl~ R. D. Vou11g, ~"*G!' · rtte I l '~·1(•~,'!1'1" Ohio Amwets Plea For Reduction Of McKeon Sentence The Mar'tha Class or the Brad· bury- Churcb' &!"Christ rUet la!t Weet if h\llhe of their teacher, Mrs .. GJ!iff' R.-.::;_seU, who iS also presadent - of the class. Mrs . R~'l.se_n wu asslste<:J by , Mrs. Graec Kmg who was cu-hosteu. · · The mfefillj:: 'was conducted by the p~siaent who read a "Mornfng Pr.ayer" and !iln article "It Is n't the Cfturch1 It's You." Mrs. King was le'ai:ler· of the de\'Otional serv ice whiCh oPened the meeting. During Jhe ~ b,u siness seuion plans wer'c mad,~ to order Christmas cards,. for. saUe. The hosteues served a salad colll'se 1o a iuest, Mr . C.ot)'ell, and these memberJ;. Mrs. Edna Laing, M~. Marie Wil· kinson , Mrs. Letha Russell, Mrs. Cush Johnston, .Mrs. Paul Winn, Mrs. Clarence M1uray, Mr.s. Milton l· Russell , Mrs. Elsie Barnhart, Mrs. Isabel Auth-erson.- Mrs. JUnia Ple,rCf, Mrs. Webb Hall. _ ae. 't .. fl'rince It would ftlean "total war " H they re:a~ tp 1orce. He auin said Eeypt would defend the c11nal Rocbprin~l GrJDi' rnct In re. to Lhe J!I.Bt drop of Egyptian bl.vod. IUIIr ie•if)D 'tburld.J)' ~vening wltb Homer 1Uce1 worthy m111ter, pre.llidlne. t At the cl.o~e of lhfl D}e8UD.J the hill! wat vac.ted tot the we,k of Martha Class HQids Meeting At Prexy's Home fH• · R••Y In one year .•• LIIM th•n $25 • month. All ch•rv" includlld. t•k~ lonpr If you wiah, Quick c•sh ro•ns up to $1000. Cl•an up billt. lag a IM..,.tn, Tak• • trip. F.IMnclng Ohio .-ople ~lnce 1912- _ or J. . I MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY S. S•tlafttd 21. ~tUt.4, 4. Ooddet.l of 2f. ~l.rht• :r,~u~&te ha.rvuh ena • , tH-Jiii • • C~~:pre.11.1on J5. Irit~ 4. ~e aort<lw 1. Slow llmll.) ' I.HJndu cod H. Unittd &. ·~htmu · . . . _ , t>f JDve N•tiona , 12, Boify-, Qf ' T. NonHnae~ (8bb:q water 1. Dull pain Jt. llltt 13. Paclftc Ia• 10. Kind of In - ·. 1 lana. candy \ 1. ~ lf. Ki_~· ·of 11. Drawinr f :rtver' d. .y · i rooma -' \,. · -~ IJth&'.) . 18. ¥u'l 1 ·II. Skill . 12. ~fri,qn1 . •' It. aa. SnibO\II., 17. ~ ·.·Of I. ~ 1 (Phon,)"~ •ar ·m U: ..Sl.lhterna.l .' 8.. y k.- ~ · ' U. t cay or t.rui& > CU.e . '. 20, ....... \ l.f. "Ni.tlve ,of e. . 19 Phone 7 I DAILY CROSSWORD .. A.CII:OIS Dodgers •t Indians. SyrKUM I t~ Su~ · l ., gocC<!:r (a/• NOW FOR YOU Brevn at Pirates, FMid No. 2 I, ern plan. , But they said Jt wo.uld be by .q n&r-row m·ajQrl:ty alid tbat no u-ttdattQJ'y way hed 'bee·n round to impose the deeiilon bn Ejypt. Imme~tote EJYPtian feJecUon of any such plan was fora,;ast. Nt~rly all of the conJerenee n,_. tlons huve committed themselve!!l In Pdvanpe. Britain an~ France Ln· tlat that Eg)'pUan P ( e a 1 d e n t Gamal Abdel Nass&r cannot remalo in "unfettered" control of India, Runia and 11uch Alilll ne~t~trall &s Ceylon ar,d Indonesia inl!lt no .dedslon can be t·a ken In nationaJlzh'!& an EtypUan comJe~y'B UIJ!CftlllllJIU.ted bloe of 36 pany, India aJ)d Rlu&ia were exappeJr.ad ¥(eilhhtd about. 3 to . 1 pected. to argue Efi.Yf)t'il Cll.ie Dl lor: -s~ve.n. t.be conle.renc& table. ' steveqloa taia»e.lt said be did· There were lnsi"tent r, u m o r :.. not think Mr. Truman's ·. declslop {ndi,·'.s; roy~ Amba~adpr V. K. w_o'u,Id have :•anr .maJerlat effed" 1 Khri --. 'lna Menon would pre~nt a cnf#\ii tltd fll-r the p~atlon. compromise pla.n in an effort to '~riJriSr, ft~atJn- eOftfideftoe, avoid a sboo~_ng war. H.e conf.er-jtai:(i4 taiJhJI' about the kind af a I'i!d Sunday w1th .Naaser, and Ce-y. ~lmP8tgn he. woulil Wage aaaiMt . 1on w~ 10endlng one ol itfi top dip· Pr;&Jderit Eisen,hower _!.. a 'bard· bf~nl" c~mplfan orv "liberal and over to welcOmiq 11peachl!l!l. · ~~ve isa1.t~U-" The hlc new• Wai nqt beil}B TO;~ay'a sehech.llt at the Jmphl· ma~ at the conventlon' . haU ~ but th~lter «ou lvie'iy routine except In the down-town hotels "lr"' tbe t9r th~ kh'ftO~e speech tonJiht b)' candidates were ,i~i~ -~. e e k ~vernor 'Clement. sOngs to poHtiCil leaders ·w o atUI ,. The iitir,i®n se.saion was Jlv.-n ha'dn't ffiade up . th~lr mtnds: ' Tonlght'J Gamn R•dl-at at Yanhu Field No. I I Totals ---- ---- -- 29 7 6 !Middleport -- -- 020 010 2-6 7 D Galipolis ---· - 003 024 x- '1 8 2 $250 SCHEDULE ' ! o NEW YORK UP - Sugar Ray The 160-pound champion said he Hnhinson claim-ed a permanent expected to close .''before tomorbrtlak with the Intcrnallonal Box- row night" tor a defense against ing Club toriay a nd said his mid- Fullmer at Loa Angeles or San dlewelght title. defense . against 1 u<> ~nc'·co, -llept. 24 or 25. Bill 1.11 Gene Fullmt>r would tie made in 1 Kyne would be the Promot>f:r at California ,next month under inde· San Francisco, or Mr. and Mrs. pendent promotion. \Carl Eaton· could stage the show But ManHging Dirertor Harry In Los Angeles, if they straigtMa.-kson or the me dedared: ened out "certain difficulties" I "Robinson 's not walking ()Ut On with the California Boxing Com· 124 E.· Main St. U.'>. Hr 's actually walking out on mllrion. _ _ _ _ _ _..'.!.,~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~==~~=~~ fullmer . He's afl'aid to defend against Gene and he's done every · th ing possible to grt out of the match." ' F 11 f W t J d Ut h u m~r o es or an. a , became top contender oq May 25 by winning a lop-sided riedsion over Charles Uumez of France I Promoter lim Motris of the 18c has been n~gotiatlng the R~bin· ! 8Qn·Fullmer mcttch for several · weeks. Norris' efforts were intcnsi(ied after Aug. 3. when physl· ciam ruled out the Archie Moore•' Floyd Patterson heavyweight Utle fight for. Sept. ~li because of Pat· tenon's fractured right hand. Since the R 0 b i n s on -Fullmer miLtch rank:~ next to tht! heavy. weight title fight as an attraction NQrrls wanted to suh!ltitute It •at Yankee Stadium, Sept. 25. But last Thursday the promoter declared, "We've reached a ,r oad block becau!Je of ·R obinson's demands for big guarantee ftom theatre-teleovision money." However, Robinson put the shoe nn the· other foot today· when -he told oi his "definite and perma· nent"" break with the JBC "because Norrh wonts all the money." Sugar Ray, 3!5, msde the an· nouncement at tbis training camp at nearb1 Greenwood Lake, N. Y .. wher_e he has been conditioning for three weeks and sparlna for fo1,1r days. way, they hoo, and themstlves in a way, may ht> they're booing for their own shortcomings." N. W. • a p ______ Meigs Little .. ,..,_~ly, ' cr. I~c::act~,.:::_.~3b~-~--::·:.:-::·.:.·~~-~-~O~~o~io~~~~~~~~~~~~'!f'!/' New York ____ 73 38 .858 By MILTON RICHMAN Cleveland 63 45 •583 8Vz United Prest. Sports Writer floston 62 47 .M9 10 NEW YORK UP - How doc s Chicago 56 50 .528 14~ It feel to he hnoed? Qctroi( __ . _ 52 58 473 20.14 Down rig ht sickening. I know beBaltimore __ _ 48 62 .436 24~ cause it happened to me many Washington 4-5 64 .413 27 k' k' 4 Kansas City __ 31 72 ~ .340 3:S t.lmes I was JC q:ag arou11, In the while bushe.!l. Sund•y'.l RHUitt ' ·In a way, I know exactly how New York 6, Baltimore 2, 1st ! Ted William8 felt when tht' htlO· N~w Yo.-k 4, Baltimor~ 2, 2nd ing provnkcd him to such a point Cleve-l.snd 6, Kansas City 3 that he was finally fined $5,000 Detroit 5, Chicago 2 for spitting toward the bn ~ and Washington 8, B()lj.ton 2 .. the pr~ss. S.turdey's Reaul'h Not that I ever wanted to !>pit when 1 was booed for letti ng a Dallimore 10, New York ti bal l go through my leg!f or lHking • thlrd strlkl' with men on base, but I often wanted to crawl into a hoie 10 m iles deep. BIG PROOF ot Here'a proof you SI.f that eleerric Wiler beaten offer utra 1alety. At top, •• no vent•, At bottom ... no name. That me~n~ f<lU can in1taU tAL, water heater ' Dip'lcan, 'Rc'h" MOORE'S Pom~:~; Phone 388-Y 3-1 ck feat in the Ohio River Base- • . ball league yesterday _ afternoon a s Dick Walters pitched a bril· lia nl three hitter. Walt~rs, for· mer Middleport High ~hool a~ , 1/M,tf- . has been pitching all summer for the Beulah Park Jockey Club \n Ji/~7' the CenlTal Ohio League. Lo.sina HAU ' pitcher was Gordon, who reneved A<; The boll team, Gallipolis, won the seveoth aa:alnst pitcher GJI· Wayne Austin in the sixth inDID.J, the G.alUpoJis Little League Tour- bert Caldwell of the 'GaUipolis AlANY Racine pirkC1.1 up their flrat nament· on Saturday nla:ht when team but the Gallipolis ' nine A~ run without benent of a bAse hit they whipped the 1Mid~eport .Litbrought in ace Joe Duncan, who IIJ!'P ir'l tbe fourth inning . With one tie League All Stars in the finals had been playing centerfield and EVe!? out Charlte stoba.rt was hit by a b~ a score of 7~. he put out tbe fire . Won' ttl pitched ball, and moved up as . A FI/LI. Errors proved costly foc the .Mid· The box scores: Walters was walked. Both runners ~ffA<;OI{ pulled a double steal and then dleport team which outhit GalliMtDDLEPORT Stobart scored on a passed ball. polia by 7-{1. AB R H Pt . Pleasant had scored their Middleport took an early 2-0 McElhinny, ss ------ 3 1 0 run in the same inning as Jarvis l-ead in-ibe top of the seeond lrm- Stevenson, 3b ---- -- 3 0 0 was :;afe on an error, and moved log when Ron Manley hit a homeWilson, l{ -----·-~ 0 1 0 in to score on a fielder 's choice run with Tom Ander.son on rbase. Swackhammer, 2b -- 1 ().. 0 I ~ond a ground out. · Andersen bad reaehed b:ae on a Bush, 2b ---------- 3 0 3 Anderson, cf __ . __ _ 4 1 1 The winning runs were scored single. IJ~· Racir.e in the sixth frame . Wise, U -- -----·--- 1 0 0 Galllpotis came back in the bot· Rothgeb, If -------· 0 0 0 Bob Nelson led o£f with a double tom half of the third Inning to Dent. p ------------ 2 0 0 <~nd moved to third as Don Payne grou nded out. Stobart then sing- tally th~ runs on two hits and Oller, lb ~--------- -1 0 0 led to score Nelson, and after two eNor6 on the part of the Mid- Manley, rf --- - -·-- S 1 1 • Bowles, c __________ 3 0 1 moving around to third stole dlcport nine. l C home· with the (ina! run of the M'ddl t ti d 't i . onch, p, If - - - - --- - 3 1 1 ga me . uho lin Totals ---------- 31 ~ 7 the ltop eporh oft e fl~l'tbl wen ares Racin e picked up only seven GALLIP-OLIS Bush doubled to send Ellis across hits off th[' offerings of Au.stln the plate. Gallpolis took the lead AI R H and Gordon with Stobart cflming again with two more runs .'!cored Thompson, If -----4 _ 0 l up with two bJngJes. King · had on one hit and one error in the Saunders, 2b -----4 0 0 two of the three safeties for Pt. bottom of the fifth and then went Neal, 3b - ----------- 4 1 l Pleasant. The line score: eomfortably intowith the four leadbig in runs the last of the sixth C leveland 8. Kan!;as City 5, night Kar-i ne 000 102 000--3 7 1 that nve thern a 7-3 advantage. Washington 6 , Boston 1, night Pt. Plea;;ant 000 100 000- 1 3 1 Middleport rallied in the top of TvMCIIY• G•m" H~:~tterie..o; : Racine: Walt~s and Cl\]cago at Kansas City, night Wi egel , Dettoit at Cleveland, night • Pt. Pleasant: Austin, Cordon <6) Was-hington at Baltimore, nigh t (LP) and Gordon, Capehart (6) Boston at New York , night Errors Prove To Be Costly For LocatAll-Stars Team .' MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING Gallipolis Edges Middies ~,r.n~ ~?.d~ds:;o~.~. nt . Wins . L L Tournatnent '~ tnternatio~Jiu I' th~ C.al "'~ ~!II~A;f•d - - -- Uoa. wblcb hu l»o counted ror BteVe¥aon. . ~ .. ,~ -, ~ wat talk ol Jllllldng Gov. ... ,.,.,jlJr G. Clemenl. a favorite aen . _ Cll;ll!itd.ate - aeUoo wbJeh would perm'i t the duleiatloo to deeide aAe-f llie ,tlrJ\ W.Uot where it - · 'lfRuted .to eo. A fenn&y.:lvanla ca11cU1 ~owed H,lrtjlp.an .la4d pleked up 11 votea Ln that .at•te·, 7'"Yote delepuon. ~tav~on r.t~ ~"1. an appil'· e~t . ~ of 31,1 V9tu, and the bal·~ We$ 'UnC.r:mw.liJted · Caliloi''nif'l 8 vote.. -held !inn ' 1lf}l .·~ He wti- atlll creelJred -;Wili-»:, of tAe 64 frC¥D his ~e •\-tfo'f DUnolJ and N8w Racine Outpoints Point -Pleasant R.ocltsprings Grange M~tj~ H~lifiltlt~;sa:y!f\1 1 1' · • to Bhltlin. ! I' ~ \ I ! �. . .. . . ... . . -- ... 11-'Ibe Sentinel. Porneroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 13, 1956 HIGHLIGHTS .AS DEMOCRATS CONVENE ~ ~I Couples Returned From 3,000 Mile Trip Mr. and Mrs. Shirley · Mills accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Columhu.~. 11n a 3,00fl f)lle trip through 17 sta tes and Canada. The two couples tuok 500 Ct. of moving pictures of th e mu.sl beautiful places ttu:y \'t~tted 11nd selected .Maine as the must beau· tiful alate. Among lhe o utstamli n11 • CASH LOAN $2Sto $1000 Prompt, private loana on !ligna .. ture• oiily, auto or furniture. J•tl'ip sel'vice. Phone J1r•t. Kal Hindy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST. Phone: 432 or 508, Pomeror Hou"l'• : Mon.-Fri. 9-5 ; Set.. 9-12 Op~n. even~ngs by 4ppointmn& l .. lll ...dt lo rtlldi Ah If ,.Drbf · - · ~ tght ~ were the Hoyal BotaJwal Gartlf'n.s. Hamilton Ontario, and N1agau Falls. LeaYing Col um bu~ they we nt to Buffalo, N. Y. and crOsSed mto Canada wbrre they \'tsited fo11r Oominion.s and stopprd 1n Que~c and Nova Scotia for longer stays. In .Maine they tried deep ~e:~ fishing With Mr. ·and Mrs Mill); getting the first fi sh out of a group' of fourteen fi shermen. Th ey also went clamming and after lobster. Coming down through New England they visited Jn New York City and Washington and went s ight· seeing I n bolh cities. On e of the unusua] features of •the trJ p was that in the 3,000 miles of d rivi ng they never .saw a wreck . Mr. and Mrs. Robert M~ls went to Columbus Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Joh nso n a nd bruught back the Shirley Mills' car which they had Iert at the Juhnson home . Always "like new" upon delivery! ' Br Ce,.lral l'rtN A.~ • tiER& AB& tboM V&ullted. atre&mUII.lnl ru1ea that thl 0..• oc::rat. b&v• adopttd out of coa• aldtration for tht TV •~: NomtnaUnr ~ held to 10 mtnutu, .~eeondtnr .peecbea to five. Demon.auationa ..,. to be conftntd to 30 millluttl nwctmtl!IL Whe.ra It ta Jlfl(lefJI&lY to poU <lettgatet lndivlduaUy, lt will be dona •·otr camera" With the tlung•up atate1 reported at &bt end of th• roll eaU. 1 Delegates ue llOt to tt. ptrr• milltd to txplaift lbetr votel, which ta a. rule that wu invoked In 1952 against Senator E.te. Ke!&uver when he trl.ed to plunk tor Adlai Bteveneon on the Jut roll call, but. waa tgno~ in the famous Lut ron call ot the 1932 convention when Seriator Wtlllam G. McAdoo of CaJilornla got. bil nvmge agalnlt A1 Smith; hil roe In the tamoua deadloek or 1928, by Jetting reeop.ltloll and announcing the crucial 1witeh ol. Texu and california to FrakUD D. Roosevelt. • • • AN' "INCENTIVE PUN" that enabled 1tatea to win bonUiel in national convention l"epre.tmtalion by impreuive ahowlnp in the 19M election• wheu the Dem· ocrats captured cODtrol ot Congru1 ha. in4at.t tht delep.te Jodl•napolll (10 Sept. 4. ud Ch.u'les Evapa HUJhu ill 1118 picked Jotm lL Palm.U', Wbo lOt ud Warren 0 . Hard.ln. td. 1120. aoWhere. They may al.lo pau. two otlltr IDleD ~· Bull Moo.ert bll lOU tamoua conven~ litH, Orclluba4 Uma to break off from the tra HaD, to whicb the Bull l\epubl1CU11 on June 2S. o~ Mooiel'l bOlted ln 19l2, pd bit tha Procreuive party, and pt Auditorium, now Rooavelt UDI• Teddy ~elt in the Deld by ven:lty, l wheN .ntrward they A\11. 3. nominated Teddy Roosevelt on The RepubUcana alwaya: have the Progreutve ticket. fancied pttlDg •tarted earl)r, and Althou&"h. the buUdlnp are m 1860, IJncolD wu noml.nated lOng alnce gon.e, If they 11ook 011 May 19, The D\&ftloerata have lbarply they ~11 ~e plaquea met ftnt only twice before alnce marking the elte of the WII(Wam, the GOP wu founded, ln 18156, where Uncoln wu nominated ,in wheft John c. Fremont ru u the 1860 and used by t.he Democrats very ftrat. Republican p~den· aa late aa 1880 to na.rne Grover tlal candidate, and In 1838, whea Cleveilmd; the Exhibition hall at Grover Cleveland wu renomin· 'the comer or Michigan and ated on June 1 aftd the ftePubU· Adams, where the GOP pkktd e&nll picked the later vicloriout Jam.ea A. Garfield In 18&0 and JknJarnln Hal'l'iaon ?D JUM 28. James G. B:alne In 188-f, lAd Thing• are top1y-turvy this year! Crosby's Opera House on WubSteve Mitchell, former Demo· lngton between State and Dear· eratic national chainnan, may born where the GOP nominated (I.Ye the reuon when be fore- ,another tamoua general, V. S. cull that putting the convention Grant, In 1868. late wlll eawe at least a m1Ulon • • • doUar• in g.mpalgn expemet. A DEMOC,RATIC tradition The prospect that both partlu providf!ll that delegations may In· wtD h&v• weD-known atandard- voke the ''unit rule'' That :1-. bearen, plua wider press ami 'l"V they may require that all tbe coverare than ever before In his- votes be cut !or the candldati t:.oey, make~ them ADguine with who commands a simple majortbt late 1tart. 'ity within theil" del~gatlon. Con• • • • nuttcut (20), Georgia (32), Kan· TRADmONALLY a caadt4ate au (16), Idaho (12), Loulell.i.na atay1 away from the convtn.UOD (24) and North Dakota (31 &l• hall until either he .,, nominated na.dy are bound by it. Othe( or all hope ll loll. Only Senator itatea may adopt It duriAJ thf Eatea Kefauver ddtd thll ID conventiOn, 195Z. .• • • The only PNaldent ner to 1M FAVORRE SON candidatet hlmulf nominated wu Jamea A. captured the lm&~IM.tion ol Garfield In 1880, who u head of Jam111 Bryce, the Britiab polltk:ll the Ohio delegation lod the ftatlt sclentlet wbo Jn 1888 wro~ htil aaatnlt a. tfl.lrd term tor U. B. famollll The Amenca... CommonGrant and waa floor manager for tDeaJtla, after pt~raonally 1tudyll)l John Shennan, whom he nom• politics in. thlt country. ''A J• total rrom 1.230 four yean ago ln&ted. On the 34th ba11ut, Gar- vorife-/ 1 he wrott:., "ill a poUUclUII to 1,372. Counting t~tlonal hid beard 11 votea announced Vote~ and alternates, thl1 will In· for him, and llngrily challenged crease the authorized badgehold· IL The chalnnan ruled him out era to 4,640 lnetead of only :&,UUI of ordlt, and eventually he wu In 19~2. Proud parent.t ot thll nominated on the 38th ballot. plan are Illlnoia National Com- . Horatio Sqmour wu In 'tht mltteeman Jacob N. Arvey, con.ventlon hall proteatlng when Mayor David Lawrenca of PltU· till Democrats drafted him to burgh, and California National np11 aralnat Grant In 1868,. but Commltte~man Paut' Zltrrln.. td no avail. The cloaeet the three • • • l,e adlng contenders for the Demo· WHAT IF things get hung up e'ratlc nomination may get · to well known over the Union, and here and the ~moeratlc convtlh- the A.mphltheatr• In ttae e8.rly drawing support from all or most lion runs" Into the Aug, 20 open• days of this year's conventloft sect.iona, while a 'faV()rlttt aon Ia lng ot the GOJ> conclave In San are the suites that the SUiven.tOn, one respected or admired In hta , Franci.11co? Considering Demo- Kefa.uver and Harriman fortel own atate, but utUe regarded be-c:ratlc past history, that Ill tar have taken tn the ewank Stocki yond it." from impueHible. yarda Jnn next door. Although some ot their su~ • That fs A. very real \1'0rry for • • • porters might validly objeet to newsmen, radio· TV commenta- • SENTIMENTAL old1tera among literal application of the lut part. ton and their technlclana, but the delegate• can vtalt a hal- bf the deftnltlon, there are seven Jt Ia only one ot the a.ma.t1n1 lowed DemC)(!ratlc 11hrin"e here "favorite 11on}s" In the lineup aa eoinc:ldencea o! the eon.ventlon. by maklnli ·a elde 1 excurll.on to he c:onventlon opena,: Senator timing thia yellr. Nevor have the the mammoth Chlca,-o Stadium, ...yndon Johnaon, Texas (MJ; major parties met 110 tate, June where in 1932', 19'0 and 19f4 they Gov. Frank La118C!'I.e, Obto being the traditional month !or nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt. (3' 1h): Senator Stu..rt Symingthe GOP and July tor the. Demo-· The Republlcana B1ao named ton, ""Miaaourt ( 481; Gov. M\Onen >erat.. Herbert Hoover tl1ere In 1932 and Wllliam~t, Michigan (4'); Gov. A. The (lnl)' tater eon.ventlon.J Thomas c. Dewey In ltl'U. Go· B. Chandler, Kentucky (30); were In 1864 when. the Democrat~! lng tG and trom the .Amphlthea· Senator Warren Magnueon, Wash(ln Sept. 1 nominated Gen. George tre for current eeylonll, many of inl"ton (26), and Gov. OeorJe B. McClellan to oppou Pre8ident them Will pu1 right by the his- Timmerman ot' Boutb Caronna , Lincoln tor re-election, and In toric Coliseum, ecene of the 120). othera may develop, and 1896, when a spliftter group trum GOP'a pomltt.alion of Theodore about 20 na.mea are expected to lhe Democrata, who had picked R101evelt in 1904, William How· draw anywhere from a tractional Wllllam Jennings Bqa.n. met ln ard Tatt 1n · 1908 and 1912, vote upwa..rd on the ftrat ballot. i event'' your laundry comes back fi'Om us ... ·everything sparkling clean, looking "like new." Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs Robinson's , Laundry -·- .......,,.,... ·---- - - -- - 18th Annual Eich.inge;Reunion Held At Rocksprings August 5 . The 18th nnnuul EichinR"m- rtoun- Rock,11pring 8 Fairgrounds. -- Baskrl wn was held Sunday August 5, at dinner was stl'Ved at noon . the young~st girl present wAs Darla Kelly, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly of Pom.eroy, and the youngest boy pt'e&ent was Blaik Edward Da.rat of . Chester, s-on of Mr. and Mrs. WiLHam Darst Ench received a pl"ize. Officen were elected for the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. following year. Presldent, Paul Bu er; vlce~presldent, Wm. Dun>!; Ernest Leifheit 110~ sons, Akron; Sccretart·treasurer, Mary .lane Mr. and Mrs. Junior Seyfried and daughte1·, Athens: · Mr. and Mn. Eichinger. Wm . Seyfried, G"a llipoll!; Mr. and Games ami cont~ts were held Mrs. Henry Frank a.nd sons, Pomeduring the day with prizes bcinJit roy ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank Awarded to the winners. A trcal Pomeroy ; Mr. Bnd Mrr. -W1Ulam of ice cream and pop were en· Darst nnd children, Chaster; Mr. joyed by aJl during the afternoon . and Mrs. Charl~s Say1·e and sons, Kelly and The oldest one present wa s Wm. MT. and Mrs. Gerald Eichinger Sr. of Rocksprings and chlldren; Mr. aru:l Mr.s. .Allen You're Only Young Once .. .. - Tlae Sentinel • Daybook ' INJURID RITURNID . T)le Rev. ond "'"· E<lwtn L. Mi.Uer, The Plains, wa-e injured laat w~ek when their car wll..hlt at the Cbeater road, on RoUte 7. 'l"bey were brought to the bo~ne of their, granddaughter, Mra. Ed'ard T. French, Mldleport, and taken to their home by Mr. French lDd· Ro.bert H)'Aell, another arandsOn-lo-Iaw. FIRI LADDII.S THANKS ~. . ' )Ira. H~lea Croy of S~viUe relatiYfll. Mr. 8DfR" and . chlldrea and arenddaua:bter, candy Wal- retGnled bome · SUadQ and lin. , ter1 of Teu•. vlaited last week .Role rem'aiDed for a IODIU viii&. llrJ.· EWt KIDI ol Huotble~D. with ber btoUler and liJter-iii.:law Mr. ud Mn. Homer lladtOI'd• At- W•.. Va., . 1& ..the .e:ueat of Kr. aud MF&· Cl~e- AndreWe and famb.., Rood. ily, Sbe come -tt lhlt limo to.llelp Mr. and - . J<rrt Wiae famUy left Friclly ff:tr tlu!lr home, Hr. · olld· Mo-a. · Andrewl celebrate Toledo, after a wetk'a vlllt ~!lb tb&lt ~ .. 'ftddJ~I IDDlYel'lll'J, bia parenta, Mr. add Mr.s. Gft'lold ""'· ·"J(tnW wa• au attendint at vaeaUon tll<ll' ·1fel>illfi.J."" Wiae. Mr. Wise is on M'r. J.Dd.~_M:rl:· ·clyde Andewa at.. from the New YQI'It Central rail; tended tbe Bee&Je reunioa at road and be and Mn. Wise and Portlaad Sund.ly. family left Saturday morolg for G~ Freeman reutraed bomea visit wJth her pateota, Mr. and Mra. P1ul Bush in Northern . Mlcb. Saturdly, after a sever&l weN:• visit in F1ndlay with Mr. and Jiln, Mrs. Gerald Wise returned .\9 Robert Jllrebfleld ond fotOlly. He her employment at the Aid for wu aceom~UJn.led borne by Mr. Agat today .tter • weeli:'11 vaCatloD and lira. Blrehfleld end IOD.' BJ111 Mrs. Ray Spark11 and baby wbo spent the weekend with Mr. turned to tbekr home, Cole and Mn. Gilbert Freemnn. l'rlday alter spemliD.I two Mr. lad Mn. Deav« tru.k aDd. with Mr. and Mn../ WIIJiam cltlldren,._, ;Savedndr& and J•"1. of Ellen Rouah ball returned " 1 saturday 'eveni;q: bome, Cole St. at'ter a two vaeatlon with her vlait witb Mr. and M.rL!I. and Mn. WUbur Arnold and Mr. •nd Mn. William Tbe lliddleport Volunt«r t'i.re Department wiabes to thanl every· one who contributed ro tbt.lfUC· cesa of their ice cream soeiafWhicb waa held at the valla1e ball sat. urday evening. Contribution.s of ~~. piea, eandiea and money were given the towna.people Boyd. . : . . ·t.. • . ' . and :reaident& of thjs area in aPWm. Boyd Ul on a · three weBb pre()i&tion of the work done by vaeation &tim hla employmeilt at the Fire Department and F.moc- the Hobaoa Sbope. gency Squad. Mrs. Hilda Rose and son, EU·, gene, ~nd eb.lldre~ Susan and Bllly,.Of lftdlana, J§i,, UTived ~ Sa~• ~IlK ST .I,MP !lOOKS Troop 243, Boy rScout1 of Ame· u.rday for a vlalt with Mr. a~ Eupnt •Black and ¢hlldrea., rica, ar~ lll~ioUB to get Seoul Mrs. Rolland · Neu~flJ arid other Mall:aitt Colliiu, all of Downe,., ~ampjng equipment by tb• rec.JJ(mlia, aQd Jobn WIJOI ,Ud dempUon of green stampa and are f•mDy of New M....,blleld, lfn. aslung anyone who will eoatributc Dave Andrews, Mn. Goorce Andone ol these books, filled with rews aad Mrs. Geoqe JUUJ.e, ... u. ot stamps, to tbe Troop. Tbey may MeArtbur. · be sent to Bo:r~ 101, Middleport. VOL. VIII . ATHLETIC GROUP TO MilT The Middleport Athletic A880Cla· tion will meet at the Hig;h ~bool on Tut!sday evening al 7:30 p.m. and all interested persons and members 11re urged to be present. Election of officer:~ will be held and pl11n s for the fall campaign mapped oul. NEW CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butcher, Co· lumbus, are announcing the ~!rth of a ten pound dausbter. 1'hny also. have a 110n and daushter wbo are older. Grandmothers are Mra. \Wlliam Wise, Midd1eport and Mrs. Worlef But,cher, Cheahire. ·sECOND WARD MEETING The-- Second -Ward Women's club will meet Tuesd111y aC 7 pm at the ward bouse for a poUut:k dinner and meeting. --------- , DONNA ROUSH, dar'lh ..r of Mr. end Mtl. Arthur Roush of MhldH-· port gradueted from the- Mt. mel School of Nun:l.ne at commencenun" elllrciiJM held on Sunclay at St. Joseph'• Cethedr.. l in Col~~tnbu.... . c.. . Past Couneilers1 D of A, Meet On Thursday Eve The Middleport Village Council met Monday evening "with Sta!li Higliway engineer, Max Farley, Marietta, as to the pos· I ~ And the Chesapeake and Ohio " r.-uroaa is to be asked to replar.c the crosa.ing which originally led from Coal Street to the levee . Pollee art watching for boys who are With ·Goun·cu Jn •tliuear ;'\i~le to ~Pblll$ !O!o~\K~ I Three Christian· · I Films Scheduled heshire )lliit_·~ · , ' I I:5~~~~:~~Above • ~·'1••'1-• •he• fte upreula - •niJ JOUDI IDee"-lmpllu 1M , _ . .. &h•• •er Amert<la lhald MIJ •IQGJ themHIYM wiMa an ·reaa. can be seen a gelOerall. view of the l!ell!w io Mril. Clark standin& In ilte·b.Ofl> (Sentinel photos) · · ·- 1U •llo •bo•t• be nmeabere• , that wt&lle you're diJ )'OWII j enc>~~ - I' 11 1M tfqte 'M ,,.. ·, para for 101r &a..r :rean. A ~~~~-paper &ow.. ,n1t1e1 • ••laable ln.UIIftl' tor P7 " ' w)le dellnl .. ,e& ..... ad a.Jer • •b(lfllllll ut.um.. TO ..\ ...--· ..... ,., . •*"" ..,... \. I_,~ ( \*·~~·LCI"P"',... I -~ . ••• ., ;t * . -..;'lilUmo ---·. ' (llioo ~ ,I '. .' <'){ I'"'"""" . ' I I r. ! I Given Go Ahead On Merger Plan , . ./ l ·Ohio Delegation Poses Question I At Convention Erna ELB.ERFELDS CHICAGO-,-UP- Gov. Frank J. Lausche'a Ohio delllll8tion, !!tiU gr.e of the big questions of the Dem{)ocr•Uc National Convention, quiet. ed down todiy after two deleg•tes ablfted to Adlai E. Stevetlson. The bulk of the deleglitlon. ready to iptit until Mieh•el v. Di· Salle took charce, was almost cer. t 1 t t d b h a n o a :tn y Lsusc r through the first ballot. ' "The historical progre~s from tbe 1 · horse to the auto baa been com- · pleted is reVerse for one Pomeroy store which celebrates its tbirty, fifth anniversary of •. ontinued _l - - · - - -- -·- ~-- -. 1 · ' operation on Wednesday Aus. 15. tit\. • b r Of Conunerce Two h .I Increasing interest in ridl~g· aJ1I e ' of Lau~~<:he'.s. 5_4 votes s ifthorse!i In the area has caused the l Plans Re~Organization ed to Stevenson. gtvln g t~e pa~· ty's 1932 standardbearer s1x Ob.o . b . Gilmore Su ppl y Store to andle A rP ·Qrgan b:u lion meeting of the votes. Lausche was lt'ft with 52 ; bllrne,se!l ann leather goods to S IDC Pomeroy Cham he r of Commerce Bolting wue ·Mayor Frank Kryzan ' the utent that now 1t hold.s the I will b t h_(' i:l _~ I 7 30 P~ Wedne5· and Jack G.· Sulligan, both or distinction of being the lArgest . day ~Y('n l ·· .c 111 th <' off1ce!l of the Young tow heranod lehrloo.f leather g<lods In South· ohio rowr~ C(>., on Mulberry Ave. D!Sa~le ' =~w the strong man 0 , 0 BI H lHkrn~ who anrwunced the . In fact, at tho pre~r:nt tlme, the i l f 1h r:- ganlzatlonal Ohio Democrats . saJd he wa!l P ans ur r r · or " 8ure" .... de legales would sta . .store carries 25 to 30 saddles on . . nw<'ll nl! s:~ici that n \a1·ge turn out _, . v band at all Urnes' in addition to l.owell Wo~tcn, 24. Dowmgto11 , 1 of tn('mbcrshJ(J was expected to wllh Ltusche until _he released many other matclllng accessories. was fined ,$100 and rosts 11ml srn- 1 attC'nrl. them. ~e ){ave no h.nt of When I The store WIIS s\llrted on Aug- tenced to siX months In Jflil on;'/1 , --·that mtght be. I ust 15, 1921, by Ralph Gilmore. 1charge o( larrenv at a b.rr~rin~ 1 L., } Lau~~<:he ctfl~hed the _conve,nl on At the time of the beginning of conducted hv Ju; l.icl' of the p 1 ~ace hall Pdfndly ntght, ge:tmg thtough his bu.'!lness, GUmOTe operated oil R. E. Grind.ley on Mondlly mornllhe gates wlthot_I_t a t1ckcl. ~e sat Coul"t Stret't in the bpllding now lng. I with the Hawaiian df'legaltpn ahOU5ing the Phillip9 Sisters slore. whale, then round a sea t among \ At that time , the store strlct1y Wooten W<~~ flrr<'~l<'d lrtst Fn - • .; the Ohio delegates to hear thr handled auto supPlies and had a day hy .l r. d Webster of jhr !'hPr··l windup of the k~ynote spel'rh. gasoline tank and pump ·on the Iff's department on a ehar~<' nf The LauschP- forC(' 5. hnoi n~ H1~'h street for lhe &Bie Of fuel for stealing $200 worth of {'quipmrnt l. • five-term govel"DOr might .bf! na~. ' auto~:~. Gilmore bought out the from a mlnP owned by R. E. Cue- 1 inated for presid-ent or vtee pre-saWeaver Auto Supply when be kler lo Meigs County. F'nnNal !'l'rvir-f'll for Sadi!l Ter- dent. learned that Strvf:!ns{ln IS ~ot 1 went into busines~. Wooten on Monday was ordered zopoulns, 6..'1, a long _time. Tesident eonsidering Lausche as a runn101 He spent twelve- years at that to reimbune a Iucal junk com· 1 of Pomeroy, who died 1n Mei~ mate. •- loeatlon .still selling auto accea- pany In the amount of mon<!v he General llo.~pital, TuE'sday roornIMERGENCY CALL ' the pasr-35 years · Gilmore pictured ·above as he in· IOI'ies and tb~n !ftOVed ac~O.SI the received when he sold the siolen ' ing will hr held Thursday at 2 P. 11 to the building whtch now equJpment Hls jail ent nc WM M. from the ~~wm.~: Funeral Home. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad speCts a new sad4le) IIIII bls bus!Dess Change epmplexlon street 5 bouses tbe rear of the Blue and auspended · e e The deceased Is survived by biJ wu called to the home of George tevertlng the business to flutt dealing in Grey Restaurant. \ · wife Ollie and onr son Sadis Ter- Durst on Monday sfternoon. ~ equlp!llen! tla!m, and the traa~Uon has been When be moved across the All of the equipment which was ~ zopoulus Jr. Purtt waa removrld tn _tbe Meip ,. ·su~essful one as ll attested by hla Ions years of service in street to bis new location Gilmore L!laid to be stolen bas been return- Friends may call at the !~neral General Hospital followma- a light (Continued on pare Three~ ed, it wat reported. . _ hom~ until Ume of tbe .serv~cea. bf: .... attkk. tiie cominuniiy. (Sentinel photo) , ,... . .. . ,.... , I vow.mngton Man ICh I F• d $100 IOtJ Theft. Count I servtces • s Terzopou}us• liy aaa from of I I I ' • ' lhP Sf'COnd day I I SUNRISE Jft ~r:m Dr mUf·rat :c Natinnal Con . I I I Are Th urs dav For, l1v1 pile" r, Oiii!CIIIf ..,_ ' lflat·~ VIC!orv ! ·.,, I I ' 1 "YOUR -~• p tT ILegiOn OS 0 SpOD.SOf . .CJ.fCUS At M'Iu_jd] eport I I o( . e :~~:~:; oil i l' unera Slllre. CHICAGO-UP-Adlai E. Stevenson's hopes for early victory in the Democr•tic presidential sweepstak.. ran into some roadblocks today in the form of new (avorite son bodms and hoi l"ut delegations. . The fanner Iltinois governor was still fronl runner in known delegate preferences and was stJII the best bet for ulti- ! Gas Companies I 'I'M ..... ., IMtlaell •atetl•n(le lhat a. bor neelvu rrom eperaU•I hll owa ..w1papn "IO•k> Wll heiJ 111m mJo1 • hiler, .,...,. ,...,....., t.. 70· 1 I 93 ' to "I For Meigs Fair· Seriously Hurt In Mine Mishap ... or ""• Low tonight~ • LANCASTER. 0. UP - Au· tboritiea are con~i.dering whether 1 But l! ts d11vc for thr arlrl"d 100. to give Fairfield County Coroner · plus tlele.e:<~te~ he- n errls r;m m lo Joseph Geer a 1ee0nd lie detettor a 'l:row1ng determination by sl)mr test, It was ltarned bere today. I Sr.uthern state5 Ill hold hack fin~\ , Tht> fil'lt was given last '*:eek c- ommitments vnt il they see whc· t ncr !he convenuon adopts a CIVIl I as part of _ an .!nvestl~at~on '.nto I the mYStertous narcot1c mtoxtca1 r 1:;:ht~·mtcgraliun plank th.ev wi ll ton" death of tbe eoroner's ~. . wr.:rpt d wlf c t G Ro~c-o<> F1f~. eornmaor!P~ nf th•' • , · on e. ons ance Per. 1 h1• Arkan ~ as ;:rlegati011 vnl rd 1211 No , formally tn 1!11 just that. Tt:nrles. Count:,· Prosecutor o:;. Raymond Pef'n~y-Bennen. Po!il. 1 Morehal"t described the results of Aml'rJCIIn Lroglfln : Henry Clat.- : 'f'e. tnt!:anwhlle vo•f'd tfl (P'c 115 I the tests_ aa "Inconclusive worth.v, pa!lit c-omm an•l rr . and Mt I "!2 ~· otps to Gov F'rank G . Ch•'ll· , ~eanwhllf'. _m edi_cal experts ~t I K~l.l~·. a.(l£nt of the Seio P,rother11 . <'nt. th" young speelbinder wbr) Oh10 State Un1vereaty_beg1n theu· Circus met with Mayor c. o . 1 wowed •he cont~cnt1on wtth a fiery d h V 11 . keynotP ~PCL't'.h la st night. Georgia .study ofr-1what part, 1f any, nar- F h 1 ~ge lounct 1 : was reported con,..ide ring a favocolics played in the ~ath of Jeane 1 18 a an ~ c Geer, tbe oo: oner'a first wife. Monday evrn1n~ to d1;cuss ~Jans ; ritt' son Mmtna!lon . Her bod:!-' was exhumed from for th e pl"omotJOn or the c1rcw; ' All th is wa s i:-~ line with South· I Maple Grove Cemetery )\ere Mon. which will gJYc onr two-hour per- ern s•..-a te.;y to han( on· to v o tr~ 1day and attomp•nied to _Colum. {ormance in two rings Thur"rl;"11 , ur.t :l lh•· t· Jvl\ rt:!hh fhi 11 ~ aq• bua b)o a cltJ pollee captain. . 1" t 8 PM . u( down The ('fl!lVrnl! 'tn is 'IC'heduiPfl 1" ~ !0 :,rl npt a platfm·m W~dn e~dav f'atholoallta a n d toxieologisb cvenmg "tar 1n,g a are expetted b) take seve r 1 l Stanbury Par k. ' n:2h t. ThPrf' l'ould 0e a fight b>· .., ..... I ··..:.... .... tlldr r<:port. D G n ~~.,_e_...bo I · The cnun ril and village offir1a\.; I1 'Jnr ' h ~ rn IJhPrals \(J beef up the r. Mr ....:. . •ut r t(N bil Ilr.il . ' 1v I ri ••hh plank f tht- platfo wife'll deatJl..w... caueed by a rheu· gave their unanimou~ appr rwal nf ! uH~mntiet> <"ome~ u'n wlfb one t~: heartf~ndition. ~ ui-d she the circu.s whi c_h . will hrJng a 1 r·l)wJdrr too m·ld . Such a figh t takeu ·~ but wu not s~~re of the tlck_Pl.'i and ad~· P r · · r rJ•J!f! hurt Stevt>nson m Thursday an addic:t.., ttsrng to th~ Legion Pust Chl ld I ni,.:ht's ballolmg. Welfare proJect. 1 But a<; of today he had survived A large elephant- two and a 1 the hrst as;;aults of the stop-Slehalf ton s--wiU b a. Lhe m11in ft:11· : vrnson forces and had a better ture of the advcrli11ing of the I than two to one margin in sure circus Thuriiday when it will par- deleg:atf: stren~tiJ over Gov. Ave· ade through the business &e!!hon 1 rC'JI Harnman of New YOTk. wearing a banner carryinc the 1 De.spitl' former President . Trunames of th.e busint'SS bDusl"!l , man s e ndorsement of Har nman, .. ~;~~ have ta.te.a adverti&ing. 1 Stevenson was .slowly plck.ln,: up t:' elepltant will k a~ed for powe~ oullide the . bol~out .tat~. . a time at ear!~ or tbest!· .All d was llonda~-real pohand Mn;. M. L Kelly were plac« •nd at · the Intermission at tiCking was going on in the dele1 called to Lancaster Sunday where the Performance th;H evening the gates' and candiO.tes• Jlotd!_, .n ot bet father, John R. CorneJI, wbo 1 advertisers will l"ecehe alfdi· at the lnternat ion,al Amphitheater I would have been 81 iD Sept., died tional recognition. in 4te stocb.t; ds Wbere the con · Sunday morDlng. wnhon is going on. ~neral 1ervl.cea will be held at Mr. Kelly had n~~erou_s lette~s 11 The Amphitheater schedule fttathe Sh~dan Funeral Home, Lan- f~ other mu~uctpallt•e~ testl- lu~d a "ladies' da:y" aessJon decaster, on . Wednnday, at 9:30 AM fymg to the qua~ tty of thctr per- voted to afternoon apeecbea by with· burial at the Lone Oak Cern- fm-miS(' .. and s,:ud . _that every IPa dtng Dcmoctatic women and an I etery, Point Pleuaat, •t noon plate they had VISltl!'d had re- rven! ng session o( oratory by Wednesday. queated them to return . next Speaker Sam Rayburn, the conv•..•· Survivors include his wife; four season. They will co~e to Middle- boll 's permanent chairman. and . sons 1 11 daughter, Mn. Kelly, Mid- port from Murray Ctly. othen. "dleport; fourteen grandchildren The show, which bas ordered Mr. Truman meanwhile wai still and .several &nat grandchildren larger canvas for next year and boosting HaJTiman. He said h1s Mr. Cornell had been returned added two Ringling Brothers out· mai.n idea in coming out !or the home three weeki ago after major fiis, ba.s a number of outsl.aJlding New Yorker was to ~ ive the eons.urgel"y and bad a .stroke whith acts ineludlns a horse. tra ined by vention "a good stirTm~ uo." Of eauaed his death. RJagllng Brothen which has act- Harriman he said , "t know he can ed as a double ror Lone Ranger's w.in t.he eleetion, but 'the nomina · · horse; a chimpanzee which has tion has got ro be worked out. " been on numerous television But Johnson, whn now says he's &how.s; twenty-two trained dogs: a "serious" candidall' for the noa pony act which includes aud- mination himself, declared that lence part.icip.a.Uon; five clowns; "'no one bas offe,·ecl me anv king thrre aerial acts , a trampr:line of deal" and that lht'rt' is nothin~~: artist and a contortionist and ad- 1 m~leriou,s about whnt goes on at ditional tricks by the elephant. 1 his headquarters. l slbiUiy of erecting a pyramid marker lor the intersectioh of -North Second Avenue and Mill Street. This marker would , make It possible for m(Jto!'jsts to read the one-way route signs "' q\liekly and n11ier. ~~ 1• :A aeneral discusaion was held . roncerning the repair ot the levee ,. ,. lQdina: down from Walnut StrMI ,1 New Lie Detector Test CoDSl·d·ered I I n Drug Deaths .1 · "¥\tyor C. 0. Fisher ,presiding and made plans to consult with - ' The.. Pa.st .CoupeUora The~d~ rus CouncUi DauJhten of Amtr· lc& met_ Thursday evening ...at the PomerOy Se&lnd Ward bou&e, with , . Law"!nee Smith and Mn. A,l· ~......r... Woodart1 u boatesae!. .SCOUTS WILL MilT Mr.~~. Jamupre•ldent, Robert MUla, · acoutmUter 9f pre1ided at 4;1.P:: Troop 245, Boy ScouJ;a of Amerifa eDed with and · has called a speckal meetipg for , Monday at 7 PM at the Middleport busJneSB aCJLlbr1ry. Plans .are . to. be compJet· ·P/tYed """ ed for the eamptq trip ~~:tanned Mn. Addie for the next weekend .-.nd all Diddle a:nd Scouts piannlq · on .inaklq the brlp should be pment. terved to thole named aOOve ud Mrs. Mas: Hendricks Elchlnter and ' 19n1, Judy O'Brien. Jrfeinhl.rt, Mra. Eva Mr. and Mra. W. H .' EiCbinUr and Mn. ll!>liiD. Beorita, • "''" LeJoy; Mr. and Mt-1. ~V'Il We1J 11 Jeae, U~ \P•ul ' . Grueser, Mra. and dau1hter, Mr. Homef Youna:, Mitt M•Keule ll1ld lin. Helll)' , ., . · Mts. Arthur Yount and ;oft; Mra. Reibel. P•ul Bter and d&q:bten: Mr. llld Hosteaea for t]le ~pt. meetlns Mrs. Wm . .Houduhelt a111d Ed· are Mn. .8.91-'n Beat&., Mn. NorWlrd and Marie, Mra. W. W. Elch- ma WilBon and Mn. Mary B. Inger aad chllclren~ Heme.. SINGLE COPY 1 throwing bricks from \he ~vee inthe river and extensive repairs Three Christian films will bt' ~. are to be made as soon as possl shown at the Meigs County Fair ble . · through' the days, it was announSolicitor Bernard Fultz advi .•~ <' ced by R('V Wesley Jenk~s. A regular scbcdul~ for t 1e show. that the Stale Dcpart~ent or ing o( the filll1Ji will be a ouneed Health hnd written th8t they had later . plans avaihtble for Lhe standard The films to be shown are as tf1Ui1ren••nt.. of ~,... wa ge dl~ posal and said that Mu\dle- folows: "The Street", a ('Olored movie ,.., port would have the umc requi r~· TDGnts as other towns in 1his are<.~ conccrnln~ life on Cflicago'!f Skid .~":.... -.and 'that on June 16, 1953, the vil Row which is descri~d as a mo'if. '!age had been notified of the re- ing story of men without omnno.e-1 m life only power to live . quinltlents. ... nished by bottled alcohol. "The Miracle of Love", a 5tory UNEXPEQTED CALLER at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray ·c·rark'jln They also asked for a report of diseovet'l Pomeroy, tbi,s morning, turned out to be a B and B cab which tb~ · work being accomPii.sbed by in which a minlster Middleport in tbi& project. The re- that every ·day life can be a ser- llh•rotllah· their front door. The accident occurred at about 2:30' newal permit granted the villate mon and that Chrifitian faith helps in bed during this morning's heavy thunderstorm. will expire in October of this year. people live In the present dtly. a science husband that lightning had struck. The driver of tht; Was Elmer "Dust or Destiny", Coun~:U voted unafti.moualy lo au. film J11ustrating scientific truths . He reported' that he lost contr?~ of his cab while traveling east on a 1~e· lhe aolieitor or ele~k to of water, went into a sk.i.4, and then went into the house contact the ·R alph "W!oopert Engin- with ~iritual tmplic.atlons. eet·in.g fl.ftr in Dayton aakinj them 'M-· 8., ' Morn Visit , Pyramid Marker For One Way Unexpected Callers ·Streets Is Plan Of Council ,. . - \r tO ' lYou're: (Oidl ' ALong Time l!uoiaea Pbolle, Pomeroy-Middleport. Olllo1 .,..nliiiDI'l' nerth potften by U41 nleht. by Tumlns c...... w..... , tovth ew•nlng, HltJh t. .y In Middleport Council Eyes New-TypeMarkers Back On Civil Rights Plank T,EACHER. SURPRISED ?f.lra. J. Q. Rice, teacher .of tbe Busy Bee l!lass of tbe First ita.ptist Church ~hool, wa1 .sUrprised Sunday morning when ber birthday wa, celebrated as toe c1aSs ope~ed. She waa pR.sented a Jlt't from the clau and also indiylduala in the &"I"OUP gave .her present& and the class aans the birlbday 80DI for ttJe.l.r teacher as abe toot hk" place at the lbeglnning of the eervice. 1111"_,. ~~!~~~~~~·~~~----------------~ South~rn State Bloc Holding u - OHIO: Partly c;loiiCfy •....,. INf •uttwcct fttundeutef"'t eat;~ south. P•rfly clovct, .....,.. ...., Wed.....O.y wit+. ~Pttt>,.. thu,... d•nlwwen WN~, . p b ty betfnnint ••trem. Ml"th late ... ot ....... Nurse Graduah! NO. 101 WEATIIER ' \ # - nttne Dft'Oted r., rhe we•i<'o bf at e POMEROY SOCIETY • • I ... '. HOW'S THAT AGAIN? iI I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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