https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8e0b737d77fc71ce491a81184467813f.pdf 1bc6a29d37829fe79b5bff697a73724e PDF Text Text ' ' .' e I • at . '' OP TOM i'I.U'I I Ohle: ,.,., . voL. vm laa Mark 3 6 lhe W(Jfd~> . "being ' llled ~eArts'r 1peaks' of the '&1 ief tnn Is fhs touay, due to tbc GaJdenw~~: ol 1hetr~ of those' .who ll&.J.IInha(e ICC.ePted H11s c.~: • HUNT ~ BELONGINGS IN 0. 11!' - Jaeboo 1 ":"'7.:~·-~ •·• County for r~:: lor • ,.;s;;..dOII.ie•iy'iji~lliJ Jellus wept over tbe city of ler- _, never tbanged. H ~ wee~ over those who l'f!fuse to uccept Hllll , Vwid is the story of the, R.tch Mr. and Mr&. Karl Owen, South tor her' open chur:ch weddina: at the ·Yollfta Ruter Jesus looketl on him Third Avenue. Middleport, have an Fust Prt'sbyteriao dbureb, Middle~ ifl~ loved l!im - he called the nounced the engagement &nd ap- pmt, at 7 30 p.m A receptiOQ.' for )'GUDIJ man to becooae His foJlower proaching marn.11ge of th~1r daugh- 1he fam1hcs and close frien¥ will - He knew that no one CQmes to.~ ter, Carla Daune, to Mr Lawrence be t; eld after the ceremony 10 the the f'atber but by Him - and,then Jesui saw tbe youna m1D turn Paul Winebrener, .son of ~k and church soctal rooms. &Jld ' walk away. His heart wa& Mrs. ko~s Wlnebrener, Letart, W. Mtss Owen and Mt wulcbrener l(lucbed with ,the tragedy of. that · COLUIIBUS. 0-UP- The Ohio Stat.. Fair, sbaUeriog all prev!Qus atlobdance records, oontlnued 1o •pack 'em In'' loda}'~UIWo ol ~e nation's lop doilry llhowa get underway. Tbowaru!J poured through the gates 1o watch lhe beginn:~~ol~lbe':..~fam~ed All(JOO AnJerian Swf.ts FutUrity and Jeney Jug David wulbe Guernsey Sbow. 1 for ' yeuog bec:aW!e or their failure to fully aceept Hun. H1s ,heart h111> are employed m Columb~a wber ~ M1ss Owen ha.s se\ecttod Sept 29 they wlll make their home. All Previous Attendance Reoords Reported Shattered By Officials Sderiff To~· freed Thursday 1 u~te'm, Va a1r r Fqpner JaCkson • ~t a , t1me when ,tbe llJUitilude~ He .asked 1t Hut tear.s are 1n t.!lc heart of the same tor.9 1D tb.e Jll'eaeut dl!ly, ¥'hen there are tboatf· X ana~n Y!NYL"iuos AT Low LOWPiiC.s t ••••We••.··~··•"'" ·~n post Sponso'rs 1Excursion :J'rip tlfii~JI( l'r .• i ' +-Ill ...,_,. ~ "'oj!t!.~~·~·•"1( ·,f : POl ' Edward Griffith School 9:80 a. m.; WE HAVE · . QUALitY USED CARS! ~n'Fax;..~vy ·Ana Budget&. Giren Court OK i, _! ' 1954 Cadillac, 62 series, 4 doOf . $3295 One Local Owner- Just Like New 1955 Dodge, ,Cudom Royal, 4 door $2195 1 One,. Owner - LOw Mileage - Spotless • . 1955 Ford, Crown Victoria Coupe . $1995 ptiljjrlrl~ :l,o. I bank a~pun~. ,pul 1'0/l'f ,repluly Sharpest Car on the Lot """"y 1953 Oldtmoblle, 98 series, 4 door·$1495 Truly a LW<ury Car will build up '!l'~f lut .when . . atti W..t "" tbtIIICm: lbl!iP I '"'"''\ bo It · tm .. $"~ I 1952 MeKury, Custom 4 door The Blg 'M' at 1 Small Price ... do~ 1951 Packard, Hard Top Coupe ... $695 Real Sharp -Worth Much More · •Opel! :t~ . o«vUrri today I - ' " ' ,,',·.'' I •! 1950 Buick, Special, 2 door . . . . $495 1 A Lot of iood oervlce ln thls one ' '· 1950 Chevrolet, Deluxe 4 doar ... $395 . FOR.· . ' RENT .. Good Motor - Good Tires - Good Buy 9, Ewiqton, Rt. : 194? Pontiac, 6 cyl. 2 door , . . . . $295 Mqnday monilaJ, for Not I beeuly on lhe outside But the Motor's A·l · 1949 Studebaker, Champion 4 · . •Real easy on the blll!old ~· t ' u "'" "' Elberle4J.o.• a Fender, out of place - Good Motor , ' ' ' ' ·r MANY MORE '$~! ' ' • MOTOR SALIS · ~ ,,,. ' C.anneh, ~ ' ~•roy car which stnu:l the to be blanteleu for ,. . R&VANZA~D.T ~ Hudsqn aa.id . 1947 ~orcl, v.a, 2 door . . . • :, $95 POMEROY, OHIO to his arm · tftu e esr 11i , he •tep.maU lruck door $195 · . luwwn." all ~·,..,.,, ROOMS Of ~ New Fu,..lture PAtfiVIIW CIJJmlan kfxkt 1D the world. A total of 4,083 anJrnal.s were on exhJ"it, 10me 600 ~ .thajJ last year. Judglnt aad aliCliOa.bfc o1 wetber market .lamba atarted OYer the wat encl. m· . Mauger Sam Wool Sbow. largaE of it, AUGUST 24 FURNft(JRI ' ' ' F•lf Meauwblle the f•ir Jl)Otlll:b~ allio waa on the OJ:Iio S)teep !~.ad VETERINARIAN ON VACATION BAKE~ ::;t ~:'~~~.,. Bour• ~ver o'vM 10·30; FMY servlco 7:00; Preach· loa: 8:00; Prayer Meet1n1 Wedncs. day ?:30. Hysell Run Sunday School 10; Preachlna: 11:13. Surt- breaker wa1 ""bouod to be tbe best day, financially, tbe fair baa JOHN W. MOORE $29-J.oo Ute lalrfl'OUDdi ben Cashman~~-(said sundQ•• record • ' Pott, No. Jammed day to IDIP the 19:13 atunda.... mark of 124."62. The •maU fry made I bee line. for the rrandllaocf.t lor a &oai• year. In surrendered'' love. Is ours to decide wh.ether we grieve .our Lord, or make all heaven r ej oice Heaven 1a ,watch. tnt! to tee wbat you do about it. SEPTEMBER 2 I =- . . . let . . . . . . . ., W:~ gtieve !lin,~ ~~ har.de~J?.I Gf Our hearts, Jn Cl~~artlnA! J~n1 Him, in refusmg to heed l{fa:~ eall to fOllow Him Tbe"n we ~J must tnake Him rejq1ce when w~1· 'do· just ~l1'e oppsit• . wh.en we y1e1d our hearts, when we come to mm THROiJGii An fttimated erowd of 130.000 128, Amerit"'JJ Lelion, spoDSOJ'ed .aa.ld Obio't biB apieultural n· 1 Gre,.houad 'tiut excunton to the lw never hid 1 srealer double be1der at GlnclnaaU SuDIn Ita bilkw)'. D WI$ the Jledl Ia d room only at aU ot ;;".'. ..~··-, ' 1!;11 p ye tbe .abowl' ana wh. tbat .,., gone, tboullncb were .uu dulo ouring ta get la. Tbe fair'~ paid attendance for Friday aDd Satur*r w111 more th.l~t the fint tw da)'lo lbt decJllOQ. Je5US &riCYE!.S t,0. over m,ny who , Aave ~ heard. call: "Come ,.nd follow me!'' t~h~ aa yet hafe . not heede'a that c•m· f eeney-Bennett The Feeney-Bennett 100! 1111.! IIIIiS flo: SINGLE COPY Wti'¥ tumlng away~ He turned to 'hotf,. .sUli with n•ro and' aJill:e«.:: Wo~~ ,. also go a~y?" We vur i.11h11~( ttie tea rs u"poJI His fate ss ,l ..,. il'll .....,.......... tiUiy ...., NO.llS Busy' Session . . AND FOLLOW HIM . Mil waw ond Tuoodoy. Hftll ...... Ill low ........ 61 ... 72. ron HI WAS GRIEVED IY THOSE WHO REfUSED TO RECitVIi co away! c~ ..... Portly 01ou4y, - DlltlOtefll'o Po'*- 1 who WIATMI~ h-.. . .,. . . . ,__,., - •, )y a ;................., . . . . . . . Jilllsl Com Slroel, OIIIce Hoara: 8 lo U, a'to S. (Clooe II Nooa o• Tlarl.) ' . o1 ' . N. W • .COMPTON, 0. D. grieVed. at the ht~ rdentng ' ' taibton �I • · .i I ' ' I I / ' (' ' • . I rt, 0 ., BRIDGE • , " '~ ("I il Sentine ill> 4 .... IGS- . I ,. 'l I~ 6· 7 :00 LD I • • ou E ec lOB I TOll ~ : 00 10: 11 : 11 :30 Tru FULTON-T ' VALU ,,' ,, .' ,. " VAL EY fltl .'· .. IT • ' frl· ~p ' 10:25 W 10: ~ aif.herman ' . '' ·ss Con e. , EW~L Y ' 11:00 - tl . 5 . Late S IGH EST RNER IH • o Sign o N p ' • l AN I ign On BU INI!S Fi PROFESS ' 0 Fl e·· due e'stiy I n lPlfa' hdul . M~<key MQ '. . Lt.: .... 6170-J ' I ' y I, ' t •• . ,\ ." . ' ·~~ ." •r l-1 ;f ' �' ' ' I .,. • ~ -· Middleport Yellow Jackets In Top Form At ~nd Of Rough Week .y ,AUL M. ct.IFPORD ~ '· ... . I I . Kindy Is a Senior and weighs 17!io I· '!_!lie l!icldleport Yellow Jackelo pounds . Junior Rowley, wbo leadid their fint week of tBe 1956 wl!righs 17~ pounds, and is a Jun- (0otbaJl, Ron Saturday mor~ina: with a twu bour ecrlmmage u ·Goldt Cbarlle McDonald seitt his - top two team 1 t:brous,h a rou&h , l~n. Mc!Donald apparently was 1 • lalrJ, well pleased with the ahowlq of tbe Jacktt.s In the firat weelt u •be bad thia to 1ay. "We delinltelJ won't be on the bottom thla year. We sbow a lot of lm'Ptovement and also will have much motte slu." CbuUe and his ass.btant, N. P. s.-aekbammer have a t;.la rebuild• iq job at Middleport. Tile Jacket& failed to win a eame in 1956, but tft rtlost cues put up a aoo·d IlCht in the' tJrat half onl)' to fall uoder auwlor manpower in tbe last h1lf of the game. Only six lettermen ¥e on hand, and .•evtral key position• must be rUled 1 from exptrleneed candidates. .....,.,.,. In thlt flr'W weft of ,raetlc& the Jecbts hllve lhewad loti -' spirit, •nell give avery lnflca~on that thay will be an lmpreved · clul11. P.,..lculerlr lmJH'Hslve II that for the flnt time. In ...Y.nl ,ear, the Jackett haq ..,.. bit boy11, and 1dvaUy on lf'Jt whelt the entlrt hiam will M much bltf'r than tiM one: that took the fltld In 1955. McDonald h&.sn't spllt'ed any bor"' thl1 firat week . In addition to condltlonina: drUb and Iota of .skull practice the Jacket~ have been blocking and tackUne witb mld-rt!Uon precision, and it hatn"t been just dummy blocking Ind. tackUag, but actual eontact ... · work. In Saturday's scrimmage seatllon "Mac" had his Cirst 2.2 boys hard at work with both teams ·taking a crack at offense and defe-nwe in the middle of the field. Cb411le has Senior Ed McComas at 160 pounds, Sophomore Geor11e Miller at 168 pound•, Senior Jim Bowles at 165 pounds, and Sophomore Ste11e Bailey at 158 pounds for hi.A end condhlate.s. At tackles the Jackets have come up with a couple ol boys that • hould bollteT. the strength of the forward wall as they gain expe:rlence. Veteran Jim MH111 Is on .~Jiand for one position, and is fighttns hard to retattl hb 5(Bt'ting post. Mills is a Senior 1md Wf'ighe 17~ Pounds:. Big 240 pounrl SI1PhOmore Tom · ClaTk is another promlain& candidate. . Carl Ed· w1rds, a 178 pound Junior, rounda out the top tackle avallables. Steve Coats, one ot the regular.!! frot;fl th8 19M' team, isn't on hand yel for · pracUce aetrlons, bul ill being caunted on by McDonald for one of his guard post3, hut Coat 8 may be hard pressed to bold IJte porltion, Junior Dave Stover l!lt 160 pound• has lookurt impressive aa has Junior John Ketcha at 180 pounds. Ketcha saw acme aervlce lalt year. Another bhil boy, who can tome through is 212 pound Sophomore Kit Neal . Carl Edwar<ht can also be u ~c d at 1uard, and Mae ean always u11e Dave Hlndy, a letterman, but he fl.j:ure 8 on usJna Hlnd;y in hlK l>ocklleld. Junior Mike Erwin, who didn't make a letter Jut year, but play. e~ eonBiderable ball, .&hould be thfl J'(I;IUllllr center t.bi!l aea10n. Erwin now wohthl 178 pounds, ond will be backed up by Senior Bobby Henncny, who weighs 150 lbs. three of hls McDonald toat backfield starters rrom la11t year, but aecma lo have ~evera1 pi'O· mlalng candldatee on hand for the open positlon11. ltlndy, who divyt!ar in th.e Ided hlB time Jut blekfield •nd on tbe lim', ahould be the reuular qu•rtcrback uofler the "'"" In McDonald's RYStcm . • BY UNITEQ I'RUS Saturday NEW YORK UP "- Pbll Rl~oulo, arter Hli year• of aerylce leased by the Ydtt Ya~be1 ' veter•lt' ior, should baek him up. SpMCly Bobby Nlll&on, the only holdover from th• 1955 kckfla-ld, Sooktd lmpre&t.ive In his flnt w.ek of practlc• and should lie one of the r . .ul1r halfbackL MelIOn wa• • regul1r l•t y11ar •• II FrMhman, and at 1!0 pouhdll llhould h ...,. of th• fastest men on the t.. m. Sophomort Harry Hurls, who w.lgh1 161 poundll, t1 aDOther top candidate. Harrl• plty.d coMiderab,. ball lut year. S..homoro Harl•n .. Whltl•tch al 140 pound$ and 135 pound Senlo~ Larry L.wrs are other po8111bllltl" at helflaecks, and both have plenty of ...... Top fullback eandldates are /unlor Kennedy and Gene Abbott. Kennedy is a Senior, b ut is out for football for the first time. He weighs 16!io pounds, and is fairly fll:it. Abbott ls a promisin& S6phomore, and weighs 1~ pounds. Stveral injuries have cropped up in the Jacket camp, but none appear to be ~riou ~r. Abbott has suffered a a bad knC!e, Clark broken finger, Lewi~ has a bad knee, Mlller a shoulder separation and McComas Jla.s a back Injury Abo Sophomore tackle Carroll Manley, who weighs 200 pounds, r'celved a sprained wrist. The Jacket!!' will continue two a day practice ses.slonS all thb weeki and then wlll settle down to their one regular aeuion a day aa school starts ncKt Tuesday. l·~~~u~~~~''A;~~~:fro mtbe I WASHINGTON UPJ - Earlene Brown set two American 0\ympi~; records in winning a place on ,the American women's Olympic trac:k and field team. .,,, a...,,, . CHESTNUT HILL, • 1 ----- Porn~ PAY LESS GETMOR'E . BUY YOUR ~ I UP- l'•w ' ~ ¥ ' " " MocMolrroy New Fu...lture II I . roa ' $ ~ 27 ~ .oo " BAKER i · I .lonot Ltl~ ,, Ni1 SISTIII •1~i-.1• (Ctnetwalllljlla - ' "lli!OG 1nd I : I· I .,. ' • . yourself a break, It's a big h•lp. - FORNITU ·. RE •, 0P. The BriJII&eH Cor-~ lllo!r ID Mkldte~ BA'""" "" · · aDP • ; . ~ You ·Heat;With'Gas',.... • I g ~ r" ' , Yo~ :can With Gas l- ·cool . ' • • -· ' i • "j Lll UIVIL GA$ All COf,I~IT'IONING · ' .. ).~ .... "' ,. ,.,.. -·· ;. 2nd, -..-•• modernlze yortr home/ ... '• ..,,,, W"hlnaton B Klln••• CIQ: 4 BalUmore 3 ........ al / ' City 7, Botton. 8, u) ln Baltimore 8, Chicaa:o 1, lit · Chlcqo· II, Baltimore 1, 2bd. Cleveland 4, Washlnston 1' laturfty'1 1ltteulta • Chlcaa:o 4, New York 2 ! 'i ~~··~ Get $100 ~ere now. Pay all biDs. Tben l't!piy y~ loan, ·only U7.13 • montll. (%-year pJon.t· Or Reply itooner and save mon· ey, anytime y.·u wish. Try , lwldy ·~uare-up loan to give York .... 80 46 6311 Cleveland ____ 70 IU .079 8 TUQda"'• "56 ROCKET .... ' \ •l"", 'J-w · • ' Oam.. r ' rt"' · Detroit at BostOn atr•k~ · WflllRE YOU GET A baoif"' BEniR DEAL Korr tTVon Zandt OHICi ' Only Pmeo '' OkDSMOBILE · ·'" ..' ., ' .' ,. I '· \ at.. j ' . CA~·N ·.c ' . ' ' . . AUTO ACCESSOR IE$;.._ tl RES '' PICNIC SUPPLIESGOODS ' FISHING EQUIPMENTEY~RYTHING FOR ~ ROOMS Of . AMIRICAN LIAGUI · W, L. Pct.GI x..... I"" .... • Yo11r B.i'lla ••• . $400 ' Peiyment1 ••• $45 . , . TutMiay•, Gam., 1 I ...;. .. '" '. ' (" • .' ,. ' ,1. Chleaa:o at Wublngton. nlghi Cl+velarid at BalUmore ntg1Jt ,,~~ ' ,, in Aftd S'VE AT • ' New Yor~ at Cincinnati, ·11\sht Pltll!lburgh at Milwaukee, night Brooklyn at CbleliO Philadelphia at st. Louis, njsh\ Detroit Ohio C~m~e ¥. _ llorlon 9, Cl•velond & ~ ~ 0 ,1 • Chlcaao -- --- 87 M .liM 1010 LITTLI L'ACIUI MIITINGN BO.too •... .• 8'7 lit! .MD 1111 A meeUnt of \b~ Mci&B County Detreit -- --- :! 60 6f .W• Little Leacue hu been called fot' Baltimore . , . 8:5 .68 ,ff7 TuesCiay evenlna: Aua. 28 at 7:30 Washington __ 01 '10 .421 in the Pomerqy .Clty Hall by Ed· Kansas City __ 41 82 .333 die Gutnth81'; president · ot tbe luntlay'e .11Uit1 laque. New York 7, DdtoJ( o, 1. Detroit G New York 4, 2C.d B01ton ~. Kansa 8 City 1 lat · \; . Ma". Australia's Lew Hoad and Ken NATIONAL LEACIUI Rosewau defeated Vlc Seixoo OJ>d W. L,. Pd. GB Ham IUchardSon fn the•.:,:~~~ Milwaukee 75 41 .tn~· or the nauonal tennts o Brooklyn 71 49 .D92 3 Cincinnati _;;_ 12 53 .&76 4 ~ chompiollllhJp. St. Loula .. .. 63 81 .1508 13 Wllberroree, Ohio · UP ·_ AIPhUadelp.hia __ 57 64 .471 11 't.!: thea Gibson won the women's Plttabursh --· G3 .72 .424 23lf.l singles crown in lhe American New York .... 5q 71 .413 2411 TenJlls Anoclation tournament. Cblcqo ..... .' 49 73 .402 :Ill Robert Ryland retained his cham~untlay'a Reaulta )>lonshlp jn lh, m•n'a single& Cincinnati 10, Pbi{a 5, .bt Phila. 11, Cincinnati 4, 2nd DENVER, Colo. UP Pit~bUl',ih 2, Chicago 0, 1st Bauer Hag~e won the Hillh Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 1, 2nd golf tournament with a St. Louis 4, New York ~. ht world record 284 for 72 holes. New York 4, 1St. Loms 3, 2nd Ssturday'a Rasu1t1 St. Louis 8, Pittsbw·gh l5 PbUadelpl)ia 3, Milwaukee 0 New York 8, C.htcago 0 <:Jncinnatl, D, Brooklyn 2 • C.rtoOn, - ' Sunday St. Paul U~ Mike Souchak came froril aeven strol:es bebJnd the le!Wer to win the' St. Paul Open golt tournament. MAKE MOOd'$ ·"''"'li HEADQUARTE,RS '. ., .\ Comj;lete . 4~00b ~ile Mot ·-~· ~,_, . Lopata'a came off Don Phone ., .. La'"''"'•' in &rouble: ; . • • ,, ~~~~HDrive · ln opeaer, 'lo ~lladeJp&ra took 15-&ame win· ne~ •Brooks Lawrence ior two runs in tile . flnt innlna:. T.he kg bloW w.U a double by Solly Hemiu1....~,.II 1dfted tw-o unearned rubs , the third. OD a double by Del ni• After an errQt' by seeond man Jobany Temple got l'roy; Eugeqe ~htel;'a, Pomeroy •sd Jack Plckena, 'Pt. Pleasant. There will be no raee.a held during the Labor D'-f' week end but • cba...phmi~l~ tr'oph)l race will he atarC.d on $ept 9. 388-Y ' vided lhem with theil wllinlllc . run. Lopat.a alSo homered in tbe ltlap. Slow Fe,ture: Bob Venoy, I Third Pla~e Rhinel~deniN~w U-2Gam~BehiJidTheBr*v~ · · · · nintb bulin1 ,but it waa !l ruth innina llome run by Stln LoPata bill 29th of ·the tealoa ..wbic!l. pro- Willou9hhy Is I • \ I Hau~k's I 1'11' Pl!li!Iea ~U..hed ~ oiJI41· CJ!p with a 1ii:-I'PJq raJb In tbe ·\ EUiflDe WUIOUQhby of Pomeroy ]Yrlved the top ·driver of the day lit the Cla)lbanka Speedway Sun· day 1ftcrnoOn- by winning the fast feature, fast he.-t, second In Australian PUJ!Iul~ and ecttlnJ the fastest quallfylna:. time. He alaa stopped tho wlnntn1 streak ot Jack Nichola ol oak Hill. Sunday ret~ulta were: Slow Heat: Jack PlckcntJ, Pt. Plelt~ant; Wayne JOJ'Its, Pomeroy and C. Vrookover, Pukersburg, FRBt Heat: Euaene Wllloulilhby, Pomeroy; Leo ~•under&, Gre1sey Nicholl, Oall Ridgo an~ ~ack H!lt ' ' I amsolatlon: 0 , Vtookover, Parersburg: J$yl(eno Siders, Pomeroy and Bob Veno)', Po1ncroy Austral,tall P~r1utt: Jack Pk· kens, Pt~ Pl8annt1 Eugene WIIJ. oughby Pomeroy rand Leo Saund· ' • ' i ' Reedavllle jumped on starter Charlie Theiss for five big runs Jn the !irsl lnnln gyesterday as the Hornets lhen coasted to take a 9-4 decit!ion from Pomeroy in the Ohio River League. Balderson Reibel divided the and Dorsel pitching chot(l"s for Reedsville, R1ebcl coming on in the third to get the win. R('cds vl~le had only llw!c lilts In the first Inning, but thrl'e bases on ball s and a fiel<tcr's- cbolce gAve them their five runs. They added one in the third, on-e in the fourth and aiHo one in the tlixtb and 9eventh for their nine run total. Pomeroy picked up two rulll!l in the fourth and added single taliieM In the Revent·h and eighth. Oo11scl Riebel, Balderson , R. Bowing, and Williams bad two hits for Reedsville, whlle Bllly Babe Parilli will •be th, •tartJng Sheridan had three hltB to pace quarterback lgair\st the Plckeni Pome•·oy with John Young com- and may have to play the entire' inW: through wllb two bingles. aame. UeoriJe R!ltterman brQJsed hli shoulder , in the .Rams. 1ame and trainer Leo Murphy aald he shouldn'l ltart tbrowln'a 'unUJ Thuraday. Cl'aybankS Sunday . ... ' ' Reedsville Wins Over Pomeroy• In Ohio River Loop Top Winner At ' Weekend Sp'om Summary: ~..~ r 1 ' I )''"W . e·Won't Be At The BottoIn This Year'' .... l\1~~9nal • '' ' ' \. ' • "-TIHI Selltlael, PomerQy-lllddleporl, 0., Aug. 27, 1956 ' ... . ' I ~ ~' $>' ' \ ·; :·' ,u' ·;;~filii' 'iitb ' ,il'~ il'\ . jl ;~' • Jlv MR. AND' M'IIS. SMITR �' I •I • I I . ' . ~'l;lle So!IIIMI, Pomeroy·MI~rt, 0 ., Aug. 27, 1956 POMEROY SOCIETY , ' Niday and MJ. aarJ and 'Wal. were rec~;~nt 111d U:rs. W.yatt Gil· -,. ·' l.4tbey or Clevelud JUesf (If her · brother laW. Mr. aa4 ,)ln. LM· lnd J"aclt' Hall 'of Hr. from Cleveland wberr Mn. David MIDDLEPORT . rOr Tboma . SOCIETY' .MJ'1. E. 0 . and Mrs. Homer Hysell and , •• Dr. and Mrs. C. R. SlngletO.n, son. ROdney, Mrs. Dey Hysell and. Charleston, have been vlslUq her , • , parents, Mr and Mrs. J . B. Do"n~· Lo11ise Manhart of Charles- 1ing. Mrs. Downing 1.£ able to be ton,' W. Va. have returned home downstairs ~t ber home after an fr.onl- a boip to Abilene, Texas and eight we-ek Jlluesa "'))taon, Ariz. At Abilent> they visMr - ~nd Mrs. Bernar~ ~hnmm "lted with Mrs. Hysell 's cousin , AI - Zanesville, h•we been vtslting torney Roy L. Duke and at Tucson and Mrs. John Lyo~s and children j~~~~;!::••:es~l:of~Mr:·~t~b:~~·~v1is~it~e~d~M~'~'~·~M~•~nth:":t·~·~"=ro-- Mrs. GarnetDav1dscm and Romine and Mn. . I tber and sister in ~aw , :\f r. and Mrs. M1ldred Carson W. A. Jones ram ily. have ton had been in Cleveland Clinic observation. 1 Rail, 5011 ol. Mr. aud Rail, is a eurJ).eal pa. Ueat· at Hoizer Ho-pltal , Hr ..and Mn. Ro7 ~vir:lton 8t, and Mr .and Mra. Floyd Columbus have betn here lDI relative. and attended M.eics County Fair. rle Smith, Barbara Stout &od Mrs. Ed1ar Arnott ·e · ~ L - t . . ' liiiiii .. returoed Mn. ACase For GIANl, l • ,l t • '- " • • • ' -' ! I, t ' . ntlll e ,. I '' eet asser Tile Sentinel D~ybook ADOPT DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Ter han Meadows, are announcinJ the adoption of a daughter, Mary Ruth. Grandparents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. George SalJ.er, Middleport, and Mr . aDd Mra. Harry Pickens, Raclne1 and Mrr. J.osephine Pi.ckens, Ree(\lvme, is the maternal great grandMother. No Indication Made 'roward .. · Acceptio_g lnternatiooal P~ TO NAVY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. GeOt'ge Folmer Pomeroy Star Route received Saturday tbat their son, A2c Dortald R. Folmer wbo bu heen hoSpitalized in Presque Isle, Maine for the past two weeks wa.s tranllfo ferred to the Navy haapltal Ia Boston, Ma ~s. Folmer who spent two year11 In· Japan has been stationed ·at P.rea. que Isle, si nce his return i1;1 May. .,. .• .sao. - "' $8.95 LB-ERFELDS . ' rrJo... hi-bo...iti . "i agree to the proposed meeting .. requeoted by \h• com·' w~ 'l mJUee," NaBSOr said In a personal message to Australian . ' Sale '· sfill :I '~ POWER MOWER / 'LaWidll lt,ft!IO ·B TU ·' FLd<JRfU~4C:E SPECIAL! Used. only I monlluo, Goo4 ljl new! Powered with Briggs & $1'-n · Enllne. So(4 reg for $U.85 Sa1•-$l~f;95 Reg, SALE! $69.95 . Prl~:$iaus SPECIAL ON ALL PLASTIC SWI.~ &WAQING POOL$ A l~go oeleetlan of ~ 1 25% OFF Reg Price ' 70,000 BTU Cook and Fry ' AulomaUtt~lly ·1t~s PORTABLE, STI/RDY • SAW$3.95· .... ..... i • We Gol Monday by Juvenile Judge John Bile on. payment' Balance monthly. Charged 'ILP:IUi \ ·' Two In Custody A1:fi)&EETHESE COLOS$AL Conning Timo! BARG,AIN§ " Reduced Below Cost 38 Gallon Gu Aawna~Q: · 7QTS. $i .69 IIOT WATER KEAnRS ' Sale $69.95 9 1·2 GAL. $3.95 . .. At County J8il . ' For Court Action • St11ith and N lcbols worked t~getber and be~ confiDed together ·NancY Taylor, Graves, >UddteJames Faulkner, Mid· ' ' 1', kJ ' lRICYCLES • WA66Ns , .. .ARCHERY SETS 25%0FF · ·,' Guaronteid Whl-. Hou,o·:. faint .',I' ' EXPERT C 4·95~·' ,Gat. ·• ·• ' ALL WORK I . -lustre ' Cleaners . • • IN FRESH CLEANED, SHARPLY PRE$SED SUITS, TROUSERS, :SWEATERS, SKIRTS, ETC, MAKE YOUl. DEBUT QN' THE CAMPUS OR IN THE CLASSR OOM,-IN CLOTHE$ GIVEN . .., ··. ' THAT N,W LOOK BY .. • Ills lhnt le'n 111111 loldt .liP b!to smaU apaet."'fdul tor plenk or ; eomp..J trip. • W~)'l: INS .ARE MOV •' Garnet MOflre, 44 , of Mi<ldleport a mother of nve children is in · Meigs County Jail today awaiting traru;fer to Marynilte Reformatory,· to which she was Aentenced Two Court Suits Christmas WID ~n ,11~ lle"""Be Ready ~ IJOri•t Wti!~ , jlmall if<iwit ·. !!".' CHARCOAl GRILLS' IleUs Reg. lor "·" PICKENS' COLD PACK CANNERS FRY PANS . BEUER ' MfJdrer Of Five Draws Year Tenn At Marysville " BOY YOUR BIKE THE liNOLEUM RUGS .SALE! $5.95 ' Sunbettn:t ~uto"otic FLOOR FUitNACE 'Calise Of Convict BAtHROOM OUTFIT To Fl..Or $aJ.•U\iMQ Christmas and for gift-giving occa· sions. SAVE MONEY NOW! SJ;1e 3-Pll!XE ALLSTEEL 1-3 Off 0~·~ To.ys In Stock " 'Now is the Ume to buy "ror nOl<t ' I.arg~ FUn Oil HEATER $15.00cash - Two huge S<jrve-yot1;l;self counters full of toy~ lor boyll 'Mid. girl•~ of all ages. · ' . . '* . 1\ote imposed IKI conditiOQ!I on talks witll the committee, which includes not onlJ MenzieJ but represcnt•t.i¥el o( t~ United States, lran, Sweden and fi;thiopla. Officials in Cairo, however, said . . For Heatmg Comfort! .rol' $liE ' : The ei*bt.--Uoe l!lgyptlan,l • ' Only One In Stock at This • . .. DAYS! SALE....;. $129.50 OR ~.st ·. 1· '' . . .. ' ..' ,.Up ·a·:~~·" MORE WIIJI Automalie C2ntro1s G~aranleed 10 ~ears .•' Prlme Minlttar R. G. - PMmin. head of the fiV..,..Itf' Mt up by the 11 natlor~~ IUPPOf'tl"8 u. s. Secretary of stm ·John Foto t.r Dul.... pl•n for the future ef tta. Sut~ at .._. __... INI1eyc - · J:. ... in t'he Ohio Company's ~l'ti•­ BeginnliDg N. 44lf.l dcgTccs w. a Our' now-thru-Fall coatdrcss with lht tleek tiJimncu of a ~:~heath. Toal Todd tracea the BPJ•enling ' outline Wi1h 11tripu, a•.lds a framln• up-or-d~;~wn collar, ' . . ~~~~ _.pul:kel~ Cuhoma'• Suller Townpar, luetrous bleml of ~othm and chromspun acetate, creue-re!lstant and wubaLie, Srnokc! olive, r~d, tfX;ua, jet blue ()f tw-quoi~e. · w~ 24!0. tee'! . ' i '· Jll ONLY LEGAL .NOTICE 'l'he Bo-ard of Edueatioa of the Salisbury Local SC'I_lool Melgl County, Ohio, wHJ auction flle door of the Silver Riin .,----·. hotbe, on Saturday the bt September, 1956 at 10:00 o•<'iookA. M. , the folklwlng re-al tate sltuatl!. in the County Meigs, State of Oblo, of rods 12 H.tllul from ·an Elm tree 22 in, in d iamll"Lcr .on lh~ EMt ban-k ol Sbory's Run and on the- line oi JOOn and James Mauck in Lot 329, Town 1, Range 13, ih·cnce 8. 30 d~·g. W 12 rods 3 lin·ke bo ~ Elm Tree 22 .lnt"'he& in diameter; t,hence s. 67 deg . w. 16 rod! to a Suga'r &tump; tlhettce N. 71 dee. W. 7 ·r<xi!l 8 Lin ks· ·1!0- Jamea Mauck's IU1d J·ohn. Re~o\.d.s line; .tbehce ~. 43 d·eg. E. on sald line 8 rode 11 l'inks; t!hence N. 43 deg. E. 23 ooda 20 l'inks to Jame1 Mauck's N. W. corner; tltance S. t4 14 dq"., E:· 9 rods 22 Lin·k.,- to -tfhe place fll be~Unniq:, 1Y• ocre •ITLOflt or Jess. Said parcels Wilt be .sold to the tllghest bidder or bld ..·~a for cash, In ihall<d on day of sale. T~e rill~t IH res.cr~ t.o Jleject ~ny and an bids. By oL'dcr of !•he 8-o&M ·of Education of Sa·llsbury Local School Di~trict, Meigs Coonty, Ohio. Eldon WtW'ks, Clerk. (7)-30; f8)-tl, 13, 20, 27-6 ~c LONDON-UP- E&YI'IIall President Gama1 Abdel N . toda uncondiUonallY accepted t.he live-nation Snez CIIIIIIJl(t., invitation for talks on the future of the contested water· ., BLACK ROOF COATING I.Oundry • ............ .' ' .~ I ' ' " " "oJ j ' SALE ONLY $PO ••• u •• Olde Soml!i>r miened Navy meo. upload the bullet·ri !idl~ ~· of Mbert P, Mat!fn of Delta, Ohio, ll'oJJi a C-1\9 Flying Boxcar at Atsugi Naval AIf St.oUOJ!, Japan. Mattin Vflll one of tlle 16 man uew aboard a Navy patrol plane which was shqt down'off the coast-.t!fCOilllll.llllist China ,!'fii! waa lh• only body recovored. ... . _ . ___ (Internatjo~ ~dpboto) t . ' ... " � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 26, 1956 ihle murray roush