https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e0215375ffc629956eb25132dd0e2eda.pdf bea19d1de6042a10934ba4297d9486a9 PDF Text Text .. --. • ' ....... ' -.. ~ l • J ' • liDel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0.; Aug. 30, 1956 I .To Attain Million·. tten··d·ance O.n. Frida l~it.e ' .. - . . ' VETERAN'S TOUCH .. . .... ~ .. ...., '' .. ' • \ ~ I ~• • · r s·· ea ••• ,. ' " ' . - • • s e;·-.,~ •. -- )·~: "'-· ' ~ .. • • ~ • .l WIATHIIt I :White'a d~uble and a· .sJngl e by Fm'"" Castleman produced the Gianll' first run in the second Inning Jackie Brandl 's single fol'owed by BiD Sarnl's nmth homer >f the season produced a 3-3 t1e n the fourth. Juhnny Antonelli ;uflered the lOsS, his 13th 1 Joe Adcock bas d!'alt the Brook- yn Do<\eers m...y .. ~J_ qins CII[lphng Jlow in penon but few hurl so nuch as one he struck 90 011l es ·Holiday The blow, a three run, nintll-in·l'lin.il home ruh, · came Wr: dnesday night to iiVe th~ ' Mllwaukee Brave:t a 4-1 "Yictory over the Pltts- Toll . To -~k lll.otorlst took ..., , burah Ptrates while the Dodgers "1weated out" the results 90 mile!il down the tucks in Chicago John Q. n.potl'B Tb~ world cham)iions bad wallo~d the Cubs, 11-4~ in an af\ emoon game tt was as Important a blow as hal been $)ruck for lhe a~·nve s all seuon be,use it was the dtff~.>r­ ence tt>daJ between a Jlh game !kat-pl.ace lead and a 8lendt'r half iaffle ma1;11n over Brooklyn. t!:~·en the Dodgers would odm11 that A crow(\ of 1~508 watched the oerleo Wipdup ,.tlh U.. Glanls and bro11&bt lbe .Redlep' home attend- aile to 907,100. A aew home at- Celidanee- ~k was aSB'Ured fo~; JPtldq llijht when tbe Reds need only ·~ 000 faru to pass the one- million milt for the aea,on. Ad, _,ntt· U~kl;t 11Je.. will euarantee more thaD enoUJb . The ~oUble play combinaUan, .. ll~.f"JI • 11milhty mites" by their IJift:er teammates, a I atru~ the key blowa when Red,eae toot a 3-1 lead ln aepond \lnnhiiJ. Wa!ly ;,<>,l~~ne< with p· wl.lk and Ed llalley'J •dOuble. M~!~lli~n i doUbled home two ruJU and none of tbe 11 homers he' s hit against them tbl.s season prov1ded t1 greater setbaok to theu pennant pltml. Adcock's 34th rc.iund-trlpper of the campaign came afh: r· Hank Aaron •lngl(!(f and Ed Mathews d~w a walk oU Elroy Face Mathews put the Braves ahead wath his •33rd homer In the second inniDI bot the :PJrates tied the score kn the ninth when Dlck Groat sl niled home Dale Lona. The !l.'Hne Jlra.s held up by rain for ~:i mlnutea at the :s~art •'1,• ?'?= - -- ,. ~.CJM..... ~~Oil-..., 1m IY rMM•Nir ••,., c:r.wo Colo. " -· &.owoll of all ill ~lorr..'~ O.tn~ ......, ..... ' lie~ LIGAL NOTICI Sealed proposals Wnl be rccl!lvcd by the Board of ~ducaUon ~:ic!h:r ~t:~r:;:~. o8:i~~0!t ·~~ ' Mr. Truck · Owner! WE Balance' office of the Superintendent up until J2:00 nOon, eastern atandard tln)e, Sept. 29th as provided by law for 1111 labor, equipment and material neeeasary fOT the reroofIng of the Main Seetjon ~f the Midrlleport High School Buiiding •~cording to the lpeclficatlon11 on file In the offices of the SUperintendent of School•. The Board of Education ~~rvcs the right to reject any Ol" all .bid ~ By order ol tbe Board of Education. Bruce Lloyd, pteaJdcnt Paul S. Smart, Clerk (8) 30 cal 6, 13, 2p. 4tc TRUCK Wheels THURSDAY & 'Rill#\Y ' Dolt~lo R.... noldo ANY' SIZE MaRl SUSAN SLIPT lin 1"1/&Y PON'1" Co,tfE A#Y i!~TrEI? AI COVERII/(5 2h&> Spider Webb In Victor Over Rory calhOUn Grid Practices Begins In Big 10Football On ~aturday "' ~Ina Satu~ Webb by wlnnlnl{ · aained a match, probahly tn the stadium Oct 31, a)l;\,lnst the winner of the Bobby Boyd-Joey Glardello light slated for Cleveland nut month. Cheshire Softball Tourney In Action Tonight at 7 p. V': ('at Cheshi"l the Softball tournament will be undcr·way with their fourth nla:ht game with ifOOd att11ndance so {Qr OVEC and GSI game .will Btart at 7 and the Parker.tburg CIO and Phillip Sporn game will -.J.so be tonlilht Friday ril.aht will be the scm!-flna1s at 1 _ wlth t!Dals Saturday at 8 unde~ U~ts ,. -eteo- gch and C. Jl WIAc Jr Sc~tt', D. F. Roth· --·----' Dtllrl P.,et ReynMnd M...., residence i, at MoundiVIIe, W Va., at the State PlaltenU1ry of stJd state will take n.otke that Hezel Waolfrom bu med her .pet1tioo- &811Dat him for divorce IDd alimony In 0.11e N~. 12480 ol the common Plua Court of Me-it!! County, Ohio, 1nd tbat aa'id cau1e will be ror hearlnJ on or alter the slxt.h day ot ,september, 1808. HAZEL WOOLFRO)f· By E. W. PEOPU:li Her AUora.e,18, (JH!-71< kEL!-~ ' • .' Full or~. Prompt. EXPERT . LUBRICATION For aU rn'akea i.nd models of cars AU lube points •re carefully checked and the right amount of 11\brlcaUon Is put lntn tlui #ghl p~ce. FREE 1 l'I¢KUP al.-.ture• OnlJ •uto pnvala, . , pleuont Wb loano for eveey worth1' $1000 l i ' . ,r .Om be JOHN c. BACON Judge of the rrobft~ Coury. V•lgs r.ounty, Ohio 8-23-30 9-8-3te ltllh Parodtuliol DlvtsloD -ed wardrobes tllld zest to lltlle l l - Car"diJifiS, pull· O):OIS, box~r shoriS and lDitleb; in~!~ llllllt)' · ' cotton yari! i~!Jtwear, out~ aqci\OIII&i ~ Olhols, Eadl true." ti(I!Or-o. ' ' clear color iJ "'P. . ...... ' lad".-.. . . . ~<·· ~, , '"'l'. t' l· . '*..!". \ ~- • ' .... Ill ...... I!Jiolll ~ llnll.l.l, ~ 1t!1t Ill lntr Slilll-1. I, t • ' IIJit II . the were uhba.ppy of •Vice ' ~ ' P:•~;t~~-:; Nu.on, was re tOda)'. ,I Divieh:m. . the· rJnt time fllllal em , .. ; , ' ll1\\:. meier at- ~ ' G_~.ftj_•'11t6·'· .~ ~-· , I· ' L · 1 ' .' .'' ' ' ., 'I .' ' • f America8- r ;. '' ,. / ', grea(est • I. ,. ' . L~b9t~¥ TIRE!, ~Iii' ·; caulsa'U htt " $1U8 $f5.49 AND DELIVERY while $Hi;98 s 15 PRESTIG6, ti70 1 15 $)7.95 to the......,. UP • Fran:t cision. &o send 1.1.. fl.OO r_.., Thunda, Dltlb~ ..., ~. .end., l :~~~;~··nl~to~of:~~~~~· " Wubillllo• - ! I!RII! t':~ Slto!J; ~ W: •• !>! " Thunda• and Matchmates for ~fythq,J ~ •••••• Bnw•• Knitwear odds life 10 lltljo ' ~~iOj~~~~· The lleozies m.lsfion 'IHvH ~Andon Sunday, tt. , &uk made fir more dittieult by steidlly deterloratlq relat!~• between Egypt -1nd Franet- and Brit.in... T:be .sltuaUOn •,WM tompUcated by Egyptian ebart:et of tJPiopq:e agatn•t Britiab dlplomlta; ttM!I ex. pul1ion df two Egyptlaa dJplomat. •. from Brttaln in retalilton for !!IUCb an Egyptian ad apiMt two Britieh offietala: tbe bil A.ogiO-French miUt.ary buildup lnd lndJeatiODI IQjS!ed . ,,.nei..,dlher••• Britain or £opt would n in DeJoUaUou OD 1M eanal. Egyptlao Pmlident Gamal Abwere tbe major developdel Nauer already has Soviet ment. the Jast·movlnl i(CU.ttoa: baekjnt in bb talks nert. Monday l'arls _ 'The- PH1lcb. "Cibfaet with the fi•e-utio~ Suez Canal nlled a meeting \O;,Mar D,tfeaae e«~mmJttee by Auatralian Minister Maurice Bou~lbuu­ ftobeJ"t Gordon ory ouUine further plaDI for aeftd. Sov1et movea log Freneh troop& into the Medl· terraoean. Fr.nch lattaiKo'a LetW NICOita, .c,pru. - A ballollon • . ol France'a 7\JI Bapl4 Kftlwlized Dlmion and a eomp.~ay , ol the . LONDON UP -Diplomatic dit-patches ftom JIOICOW today re. port.fd mounting tndicatioiUI of Soviet prepan.Uoa (or ..JOme form or defenu- alipmelll.. wtth Egypt in the Suez C.nal crtm. Tbe dbpalcMs uid that afkr 1 period -o( fetWe .traddl1n1 Ru~ appears to lbave rewhed the conelusion that the ehanee or cashint 1n on tbe preeent trouble and expandlng the Soviet footboJd in the Middle- East ll too &ood to be "I!RJ.t!tt;I1- SUPERF~·'!:lO Arranp rou' lol11' 19D6. Jan)lly tor 1 lut *'POmer fling. HundKds of thou1.1Dd1 of Am-ericans were ~peded to jllm roacll, r11Uroad 8 and air lines to observe ibe three-day Labor Day holiday. For moat It me:arrt p nd to .summer vautlon!l, the return to school or cotleae. a final pimlc or a lui. dip at a favorite IWbnmlng .&pot But whi1e the neUq olNrerved a fe stive .spirit. enforcement offlcenr. ' .~~ •t'l ·• Lega/N~#ce ' on ' to the biffbwaJJ . todl)' wttb llis -:.1 the COUDII')''J bi&hway law• became grim as they prepared to grapple with holiday trafflc and accidents. ' The N•tional llm_atcd 4al ' Egypt· See Soviet Move As Effort For Middle-East Grab SVPEBI'LI!X 1:10 s 17 Carloon - PLYING IOIORIII to our oft\~ '· •'''~· ''"-'" ' ·~ ANGR'f MIN •.. wtlh • qui~ lrlp auendanee. DIVORCI NOTiCI HOWARo WOOLPIIOII wh"'e Cheshire Athletic . AJ80<!i•Uon, sponsnrR, are In chra:e with dl- ' ·~ practice wejght Rory Calhoun for the l.atNotre Dame wlll open its aeaiOIJ ter'J first professional defeat aft· a week earlier witb a nilbt Jlme cr 23 straight wins. at Southern, M,ethodlrt QD S~pt. 12. Defending champion Ohlo 8\ate "Every punch he threw hurt," and rupner-up Mlcbli&D State W&bb mOaned as he clutched his again were .rated 11 .th, major sides ln the dn:;,llllli room. And threal.ll of the Bit: Ten crown, bul as to whether anybody else ever neither team will be e11Jible to hit h1m that bad, ''He hits much compete in tlul RoBtJ Bowt Ohio state wU TU1ed out for badder," the victor or victim &aid. CalhGun, though beaten. the next Rose Bowl &ame u part sounder pbysleally. His only m•••k 1 of lt 11 penalty for violation of-feonwas a !!WOllen left eye, which ference fQ)el tlcb; came up In tbe lah!: round.!l afler athlete• While . Webb sc9red frequently with grez. be unable to ing left jabs and otcealonally with I right hooka. Technkolar) ' c..h lor ·)'0111 trtd Sunday, September 2Dd .,Ill be "Appreelatlon To Tbe F~a.a P*~: Crol!lle)' fteld in re~nitt.Oo ·m wonderful 1upr.m ncelv., the faDS Gf UU• atU. ' ~ ·]· '. lltU. ef Muy J, Jn roeogaltton of 11111' 1upport. Notice.. 11 bereby the CIDCtnnatt Baaeball CJ.~b wiD ~!al-i E. Howery :wbbat (lve ,on Sunday, Sept. :lad, five fie~ Addreu Is Carpenter-; 101J1 Custam V 8 Ford ear1, con-[ hat l)een duly appOinted 18 talnln& Fordamath: racllo. heater minlatratrlx de '1}ionls non of tbJ!: ~d white wall tirta, lO , the flve l Estate 'Of' Mlrrr--~J.' Hull late nf ~enont ~reeent •• Orb.tt)' Field.! Srlpio- TOwnshlp, Meta:s County, ~stlmati~l Sun~)''B . actual ~d 'Ohio - deetUe~. , ;t.itf'ndance or neart!et to aetual , n1 ied thir 20th day 0 ( Aua:wt ' CHICAGO UP - Spider Webb day at all Bit Ten aehoo11 and had the glory, bul he also had Notre Dame WitH the tlr1t J&mee the achc.s and p;tlfls wtay after scheduled !or tb« Weatern · Con: his tO-round dcclsi•>n over mlddJe terence club1 on ~ Sapt, 29. rcdon E. W., i Redlegs To Stag¢ : Appreciation »:ay' For Fans.Sunday ' I Lew Burdette .stJut out the PI· ~-=-·-·-- Roy Campantila drove In ftve r~ with a three-run hom~r and a double to Rpnk an 11-hlt Dodger o!Jl41o .b>. T,m!lle. a~ek on four Cub pitchers Carl Art FowJer, who replaced JobR- Er1klne yielded 11 hits but went fl1 Kllppateln on tbe mou.nd, went ~e dl!tanee ror his 12th win. Duke 0, rut ot ~e- Wlf to 11quare IUa ~older contrlbut,.cl his 37th homer uuon's reCord at.J0-10. The vic- for Brooklyn. to,. kept tbe Redlep a ga.rne and !'tObin Robert. was combed for 1 . . .; l;t hits lncludlnjil a homer by R~~oy toatt but hung on for his lath win aa the Philadelphia Phlllles beat th• , St •. l..ouls Cardinals, 8-6 Del &nni.J. amacked his 23rd flomer, • double ind a •ina;le for the Phil- '. • of the ninth r11tea on four bits until the nmth .and wound up with a sevr•n-hitler to Win hh 17th game or the year, • I / ·Melg6 County entries in tbe ObiO State J'unior Fa ir showed four A· blu~ ribb.Jn awards and one first pia~ in the State eompetition. In competition Wednl!sday Jeannie Kirkhart. modeling ln School ' Dress Revue and Patricia !111~',. modelina: 1n the Dress Revue ,acb wob blue !i~l".'!~. Wellrung ' . ~th ' bJscuits aad her ' �• • I . .. .. ~ - -'"'"""' •-~ . • : •• - • j • f#!~i ..:~ ,... 't • I Sen tin . -- ' ., ' - f , M . tl N d b b • •• 0 l 3 .. ... '·'' • IDAY · ,. ·C •• 1n Vall ' ~""' •• • .. ~.t~ ,. • - ' ...... 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OUT THE- .OTE~ -~0 FE ENcES ' I WoU•, in ·leldin& Ilia.~ :to victory over the over confident Tribe, whiffed 11 lllen, liut latued .iNe.JNIHes to four. The ·two Incliao !llli'ltra, tills 1 Clonch and 111cElhlnJ11, allowed seven runs on 11 hits and' ~ JledJklns had four mlacues, three of them by McElhinny, who~ at shortltop. ·The ' two ' Tribe mou,ndamen allowed 1 total of seven walks. '' 1 t 'i \ ·tt.-. 3 StuDnAKER ark blue. Champ- SHARPEST H~ter,' clean -~ : ',~ ..' .$,699 . OJ' THE SHARP • .. · 1.955 DESOTA I'Rn!T LEGION ' AUTOSALES .W, Mila St. Pomeroy ·WI SELECT ONLY ·'. FANTASY IN SUJG · -Fnllta and IIowera make. '&, tusctoua, summery pattern tot .this Oot(Je design .of pure silk organza. Yellow bands on white follow princess lines.. The 1klrt 1.1 a rlppJe of unpressed pleata. 1 /1. bl4! aheer 'bow and> attacbed 1tole ~eatoon the straplesa bod· Ice. Foldl ,demurely emphulc' the'bosom. The undersllp 11 of .. white allk talfeta. The 'S,ent ~-r ,• .w, 'f '. . ~ I' l ·. . ..aybook : l'HE ·VERY BESt IN U$1D CARS · PicNIC · POIITJtC)NiiD The annual truc:k•J County Ja)1.Cees PrliiiDJI''IJ uled for. Sept. 2 bas · pone~ . unpl Sept. · 9. BN•I!etiued chicken aild' 'watermelon the .m~nu for t~ Sept. " · ..,,,~,. • L - • -. . _,_ aocordiilt to I ., I door, new '. blaek flnl1h. lleat•r.i,.., .A ..· ~s • · PLAN 'CHiCJCIN IAIIICUI · ., . ·1-9CJ· Fft•O· · .. ~'" l •' lnl)ouncemen~. · Pl,.fiOU·Ih ltlYecle,. • •ncl ..""' DMI; I 1"'1 COUJII. CHEVROLIT fttj,._1nitr '11ciupe, '.Powetllldl, · .nl~...,._rlt, •~. I Meftu,Y R&H, 1t111t1IV1 tv-111M finial!. R11tland Post; No. 48'7, Anle,rlcan LetiQn, are havint a chicken ·bar· ~~u~ QD ~~~c!r Day at tile Rqtlarid Park atarliftl it 3:30 p,m. Tbe ~e­ glonnalrv will sell half-chickens, tomatoi1, celety, P.otato chip• and t·olla for $1· a servlnJ. ·;.,; ' ... ' t IIRTHDAYI HONQRto' Mrs Dell ·Fife enlertllned recently with a dinner celebratlnt the P11'4 VI with ove,r«rl·ve. blrthd~ya tAJf Iter huaban~ l!'d tltolr son, Rlibert Fife. Otlior I1181J~ were fllol~•l Mrf. 'Robert Fife atld chlldrt!n, Vlrtlnla 'and - Robert Crli1-.' Mid. dleport, •nd Mr. and- .Mra. Will HuttOn, Rutlafld. • A decorated birthday cake and aummer fiow~rs were th• otiltet piece !Of the ··.···'I~· . lilA YY .,_, ,, 'I .• .. r· ·' "i .. 1 I •., ,) , .. • ' 'J ,I ·~ ·, , \'" •· ~· ·i , ' 'P J~J\'1 .z;• • l4, i\i : ,• ~· ''l ~~~f11:·! ~~ . ' ,. '. t'••;,aq ~l4io, r ' beater, •potUpt. ' ~i $2,25 ,. /': ,·~ r· .~· ~ I 1~ .1~1CK · .....illtir, I · J •sus~ · -lr~.di¥•N1"'" l' hfliter,. r• ·• . ... ~ ~· ·', r ( • • · CHEVROLET l I . ~. "' ' I lilee I l . ·, 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/. 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