https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d099a18d98c5832f71145901b37eb72b.pdf 3648aa50c8e0f50d3233500a98fc4f1b PDF Text Text - ". ' • • '.t• ·.; •' '· . VOL. DAY! RE- PENING OF ' g lin d DANCE • lNG Dane Is f verye and a va~ced sleJ>I tb Le t Traffi .Co t D 'et:· U vv• Mt · Holi ·y haV .. " .. w OUI8aD<IIS Reglllratlon . . . . •ae•t to 8: Ill' D, , ba c llttlte · All epl. M e V. HALL t lr I E OY, OHIO our CldJj: e"e• .Beat I .Duer Educ,a•u•n 0 ... E I RNIT •.k h ,. E AND ) " tu • • • •• E 1 • • • · ~• dd r . • $1 . .. .. · ., �• ___________· - t ' 1.--'l'be Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; Sept. 4. 1956 ·--~~~--·c_ ,. -- ·---- TELEVISIO GUIDI ·~',\' wsAZ ~Tv · e;·~~~~ei 3'.. :· . The Daily Sentinel DliVOTID TO INTIIESTI OP MEIGS---MASON ._lb lliiCHAIO I, OWIN I •IN. MGR. ley of He,. · • · IIYNOLD 1!. GIEINI IDtTOI: Publiabed t!Ver'J' 5l\ernoon. ezcept Sunday by Tbe Ohio ValJeJ IMtbtel, lae., at 110 Meehani~C St. Pomeroy, 0 . Buslnea~ olflee . D\ODe M. ed.l.tortal otfu:e pbO"'~ 39'1. ...... •illolllered u" aecood t'la81 maiLdi malter at tbe .....,.,., Oblo. P'"t IY'aD.ahlt: ODe m(,ath, '$1 By m:1il ODe y':!ar S8; 111 moatbl, llnJ ruontbs, S2.3G: one montit. Sl. -·--·--~-- f4.25: --- place In the Helen Hayea theater just off Time• Square. On that nlgnt, a cast of five actot'l headed by Fr~r1c March and h\11 wife wtll pre~ 1 aent Long Day 'a Jvurm!y /•1tu Night, the Eugene O'Neill play that the auttlor, when be died Jn 1953, said be didn't want pi'Oduced in thla ~o:oun· try Cor 2:i year.lf-presumably because it wa• autobtographlcat. It 111 awaited with Interest and gl'eat exJN!cta.. tiona-and with a little tear and trembltng by a man named JOJ>e Quintero. Thta figures. At 3Z, he Ia directing the play. "How I got the job," he aoid today with a grin, ··Je that, after directing O'NeiU'a The Jr,e .. nl(Ui Cometh at Circ le-ln·the·Square, the ott• theater of w~u ch I am CO·PJ'oducer, I wa~:~ phoned one day I the former stage boo.uty Carlotta Monterey, who 11 ravishing She u~ed Ted Mann and me to come to her MUit 10 a m We did and when we walked in, she aHI!etl, 'Are yoll for the coming seJUOil ?' l IO.Id no. 'Why not"!' ahe U~ , I aald I waa waiting for who.t I thought would Pe an lmt ~t pli!Lf. 'Would you like to produce . Lol~iJ D/ly'!J Journl., t• ,.. uked. • ,. :"1 eald, 'yea'-and tf\_en rdt a little faint 11.nd asked ror a cup ot ·ODtfee," - • .• ~ 1.2 : 00. ~ ~ IICI.tve rel1eahal. ·---·- llearth for T - . Guidi... Llr!li lily 'lo!llland 8~ At The World 1lli'u lihOw . 4:~ Luc r 8 Rauch 5:00 Early Show 6:10 Re&tonar Be;P9rter 6:111 Donglu Edwards ,CI~o 'Kid 6:15 Douglas Edwards Arthur G!OtJfte'y 1 " ··· ·~1 7:00 Bob Cumminlts Show The Millionaire · t.W GOi A Seetet 7 :~ r Century Fmc' Hour ' .~:.u.. :.s.a. ·rt~~- Jof~1 Yu't...ttn ·~ I •· '•" '•· ) ... <JJ1 ·-~- --· · 20~h Climax: 8:30 Four Star Playhouae ' . ~-. ~.t~~' ,10;2& . w••Ji,.,.~ .· 10:80 .'O..iooll · 8:30 :Jo:oo. ~, 1 1'\t H,•• ,.,"":~ ' ,: .. ·:u·,-.... ·! ;, ,.,.J •u.n.c !..:.. 1..111111''.• l1ltll "I -.., I '""·O~i;'i f 0 I· - ... . .,.,_,.. ~::>jjy · t fbtor E.sso iiOt>ort·~ . ·' 10:28 Weatbermatl :, · · : 1!/l~!lblf;;r . ,ll:ilp . ~ o,; . ·12:C!Il l\l~bOr~ . . : Channtil13~ 12 2~00 C:OO 5:00 8:00 6:05 6:10 4:0tf ~Un F(ly'liouae' G:i!tl •llto)oey MOIIse 8:00 Newt 8:06 -y.;e~er . ' '.. ' ' ·~ . ' THUliDAY . .1 1:~ Siln on ' Film &, Faney_ I·' !l'eDlll!:itie T<>ilch • ($;SIJ Film " F!~oc! ,,M J'l!m1n1ne Mcb • 2:00 AIIA>moori rllili Fott(lval ' ~~ • • ~WMTN•TV ' IN and BETWEEN · · ~ DEXTER. DYESVI:LLE -CARPENTER , P.AGEVILLE~ HARRISONVILLE . . .... 'n ·Q5 ·•. ' · ."·""'e r ...tM.e·':,11·Si.ow 1' 1 ~-~-!~1 ~ -. ' .· ~·- • • • . •' •10:30 :PQI~ ·PJit;boute ·• '• ~\J:.;· Carrier ' . :io:J,s ·.~M!! ~~. :.:: . . ~'_.,.,. Off -~_ ,ayer , ·•..... ,., •• I ~~\ " ' { l'ublieatioll . $ayOf . Qoil!!:i<U ' • , :· iJ·:IIO, lil!'ll'"' · ':. , : · •...(,• " . ' ·IO:Ob· Your.,,Ei:si. ~er to:io . : .; f:iio Ka e'o Kltehen ~· AttiuioQn Itt,l'rft Fesftvil · To~o gtlh Play~ouse · Republican · Conv'ention News Wnther .' 7:4!0 Qour Gta" 1:30 .Qr~ate~~t ~P<l~ · T_h rt.Us , · 9;110 CctmPass . ; .. ~l:do · NeiiB 4:1v•a111•r" " MGLZilf1611P.tYAI, A~ lltll lt . 11:10· ,.,..., i\ Or.,,, ............... _ 11:43 . '· . . ... ,tJ ~ '"'\. SEJIVING AREAS' .·. ·iN1'8nd·>'AllQITND .... ' . . ,11'15 Mystery · Th"'t.tl ll:OO N~ , '\ -11lfll ,, . ' DAILY SENTINEL NOW .HAS THE 9:30 Sksw' llat .Thealtf fi!Wii II. IUIIeiSIN, M. D. ~ Sports 6: 15 John D"ly. 8:30. Lppe Ra'n~er 8:10 l!p\lfl& -· ' · 1:~.1 ...Jo111! D~ . .,.., l •· ' •1 .S:So. .Dlri,.,Jo~4 . Nervous Ailments Helped By Tranquilizing Drugs an'd 1~ con- •• t1ne c_.. S:l5 Secret Storm 3:80 E4~ of l'li.ht --·- - dru1. Mllbe tleetl\'e ' 2:«1 :QII Payoff 2 :3~ Bob Croobr s,IJO Biifhter D.; .. --~ Couoty, Obio • Tonl!g~t 12,00 1:00 Jolon~ .6uwoii t :SO ""'-""" ' "'llefON Jcl!mtll'- WM produud Uptnwn," Quintero 1nld retl~tlvety,' ""thert WAll a feeling nmnng nun,v p1 O<.llJCen that O'Neill'• day wu Wt, that he W&l pass.;• Now thPy reuli:r.~ lhia IIJ not ao, that hla day won't be over tm· 11. luu.,;-. long tun~. Cume ~~~~ Joun1~t~.'' ,. I eyed hlln W81'liY "l·l&11 II r,ul jukl'h '!" I llllktld. "It haa humor," hll '"VllNI · Jt -auruled likt a prelty evuijl\le tm~wer - - - -· TOillSJ)t. 11:00 Vallaot ·Lid7 11:15 Love of Life II :3~ 11:45 12:0\l 12:30 828(9)41131< . 10:30 Sttilt. ~ Rle!l ~ A lO older, e•perienced atnrs of th!l theater would at!em aJmoat !UWipt•>ooo.... Jose'a never huJ uny troutlle. "I dlntctecl Judltb ..,...,,,,, tn /11 th e 8tmmJ <' r llou..<rf'," he said, ''and we 4'0t alone ~ Nor do l ex.P'"~' t nny conflict at all with Mr. and MrL 11 aucb o. tint! uctm nnd he Ia auu 1o ba.aicaJJ,- )'OWJI. ' 'ik~i;.; nothing but ad•nlml1on nnd reepect tor b~." _ 1, the blf ren11on JMmliiiJ 11 being pl'odUoed now '11- tbt It, ... In Sweden 1\ few monllitt ago--O'Neill loved iht eo\uitry. they <hd ao well by hi ~ Aum1 CllriMth•- and waa extraordJ .. Mtlly welt received. Mra. O'Neill then thouaht of t•eJantlnr and bavlnr It done bere- 11.nd Qulntero'a rlne production ot Iuema" ma<lt ,... choolt him •• producer anel tUt·edor Already U b belnr read .,., al\d ower by Jo11e and l'lla t::ut and on Sept. 17 It wW 10 Into ' 'Box God,..,. Do It Judie of ~lat.te of .,_. M. W....... ~ 9:00 Gari'y Mooie 9:~ ~ur 8:00 Jobn. c. Bacon tb' Probate Court lfel., NOTICI 0' Al'f'OlNTMINT I Pbiladelpbla New York Z THURSDAY .. .. M.\N at 32--and a Panamanian, by heaven!-to taaue --- - ,~- Pi-'111 llihnukee WIDNISDAY ," • Cnei.Matiat WCHS-TV Channell • .• • -·· Z0 Clljc.oJO at81.Low. mobt ,. w~aet ' Ang.,lea and became violently ab11m·bed tn show bU11tnea1. the bell fh·st with Durk uf the Moou In the Cu·cle· ln· the .. ;I!<IU&Ir<'o gloomy yet cozy little Orl'enwlch V11lage o.reo, and alnce Ill other Circle produettonB, Including Sumrt~er und Btuoke, ~~~~-~ata.rted Oaraldlne Page to atardom. people, II~ me, are. ~- w!th O'Neill dro.maa bec~YJa,e &re ata.rk aftd ·.tilted and!llluModfsa; ~h•,y are J!Pt ]~avenel! nat:..rral humor, like Irlah·w'Mhen l'Pagedlee. Jo.'Je reel$ JUflrney plohe even thellt! waspl&h aouln, "T'lere 19 a g1•eut deo.J of humor !:;~;f,f he .al(l, "and furthermore , ll hua more fluidity, poetry quality than any other O'Neill. wo1k.'' He reels O'Na-111 il gl-eateet drumatl~t. "Hill playa eeem to Include tive or .,arate themea or melodlee, dovetailed beautltully," ho .aJd. Wall beyond compu1 e oa 11 craftsman." "· · ..... • ~~=IIZ~:71z.J87 a.m.. 1t Brooklyn night .27'\t J Nn- York at PbUadelpbia night !J:3(l FOI'olgo IG~e 1:00 Sift Off Panaman111n, probably th~:~ only one In the New Yorlt theater. t~! a one-Ume Hcreta.ry ur alate of Panama, he went· to college • C111eqo .a ..........,.., PlUibur~ 11:15' ~ovte 'Mwe~,~m lUO FJli'Oila ·Jiltrtane I ' LllNDINO AN almoet blMl'l'e air to Quintero Ia the rnct thlt hr!!'a ~ of c..~u., M '15 Me M S:" ' Aunt Dru Show 8:00 News Picture Jlr~ss .m Plttlburlb 53 77 Only p:mea .eheduled. . - 17W lt •t • New York ll:M 11:00 M ... PidlMelphb 4:00 Comedy Time 4:~0 IM:y Lltt!le IM'-atg1e 1lt00 New' Head:blet . a....... •••••W• ...... Bt. Lout, JO:oo You Bet Your Life 10:80 . Drarnel ' IO:llll ~l[iw Ita- Beol 11:00 !Uti ll,eoOI)a.. IHlS Woalh....... 11:10 Pr~f! BQI Qftialita Plah •• • • - Ar... ~oit11 at ~~llfltf.7 ·~ ~ ~ ;~ 8:0o Peopi.M' Cbotc& , •8:80 Ford cT)Ieotte • SI:OO LUx Th.tl!'r 1o:oo "'"" contor.... 11:15 · ij . fl' • 7:30 Han, ol ivy MIW 'ITIUJf llr...d 11rf. ldwla - of Allla.,. ... u-101 blrtb o1 11>e1r o:II!IOI. Lyan. or1 Jad)t Ji M . ~ Jl<wpllal, Alllooo. lla ~ .,...... 1o U10 torm. f, !Au,. Ct., 6:23 Sports Eye . 8:25 LeJ Paul and., Mary Ford 6:30 Soooky ~niQn Sbow. 6 :45 News Carav&n 7:00 Flatt & Scruggs 8:00 'nil• il Ywr tue 9:8ll lne. llooly ~ · Show . Milwaukee J CinelniU:U 2 lat olahl -· ClocionaU 7 llllwa...., $ Znd llllll' f.7 " P - f.l4. cteYolaod at K-u· l1lPt --&eore 1N " MalliN N « l&rrlqe I·U. • -70'1· .... 1~ n .,..,..._-.~, • ' : : ::; 1:® Teone&$ee Errile ' J:OIJ Matinee Theatre 3:00 QueeJ\ For A Day' 3 :45 Modem RomanC@J '1 :00 ~QW of .the Town N 4!~ ~· li:SO C4"'ent 7:30 S'l"le . 8:00 knit Theatre . EW YORK-.The night atter election day, It 18 probabl.;o, the l!hrent or the Year Will take ::::.::·~...~ TWill.,-. ,,.. lie "...,. .....,. Ol • ...,......, Sl. Loall f Cbl..,. Z Ill a. llldcap a st. o 2nd .....,.., a..ulta Plltaburp 10 ~phla I Ill Pltllburlb $ Philadelphia I 2nd New Ym 2 BrootJ,o 1 tot .Mf IJ\i Oofr Nno YGd f Brook!,., I 2114 GroJ:dJONoto are llr, 01!1 .... All 11 CbaelnNtl 3 Chleqo % Joe fl. Gtuet«, PomeroJ, Kr. ud .. llaiU..... at W - - llilbt IIUnukee I St. Low. 3 lira. Lester !*Tioollor,cAIIIUF. Oaly- J<b..tulod. y _ . , • - l'tchor• · Gnat lll'OIIdmo- lo lira. .. .... flu L New York at Pbilade'lphla &I• ar..o, .Ck.alad. n ,.fllue ftllht - Surt'Oat M ,. HNdis W. I. 1'<1. GB 1U NII....U. 11 110 .118 ' 8rooklya. 78 .. M1 3!fz CiodnnaU at Milwaukee nij:bt Claclanatl 71 N .till 3\0 -Jeff- &2 .. Con"r 7-11. •-" ,._ -.-.-' ......... •• I.J,.u ' -. 'ir. I. P<l. GJ Ill . - : .1M 1110 112) 11:00 Tlc T~ bough 11 :ao It coutd be you 12:00 Pa'l'Son's Study G:t3 N"'s Caravan .l :fltiiWUJitiJil "'} WANT ADS Standings ·D:Ill Coffee Time 10:00 Home 3:45 Modern RomaDC!es 4.00 cpmeJIY Tim~ 4:30 !1, IJttle ilOJi)e ~:00 A~mt Dtu Show &:~ Hopttoq ~-47 8:00 Newr 0:1& Sports Eye 1121 Lu,Palll liiUJ Ford e~ ~die F1jher { l U5 SllloO. 7:00 Today ~Y 3:00 Que-en For A my new york '" l THURSDAY t:Cfl' Mftinee Theatre · · ,.. _. ~ WIDNESDAY Slat> On TodaJ Co!foo Time Home Tic Tte Doulh lt CCNid Br..You. 12:00 CtJM!lW' Ooes 'o &hoQI I :N ! :00 8:00 iO:OO U :00 \1 :30 !2:30 c'uflent · 1:311' 1eiuielsee Etnle 1\Uu~• It' ~.UOJII td.Yt'rlitlat rtpl"eeeutatl'l'e, Bottloelli-KuDbaU. Inc., ID ~OD Ave.., Ne-w Yort City, te, N Y. " 8ubseriptto111 nte.s: Delivery by rur\er wl'ler~ IIVtilable 30 ceDh ,.. Week: one yeu 1~ advance a1 The Daily Sentint'l otrice. IJ5.80· liZ m.ontb.o,. $7 .80; three toootbs, $3 90. By motor ruute where ,. * ·.The.Sentlnol, PomeroJ-Mlddleport, O.; .Sept 4. lDSI-J :!'!:~ 0!1 . . . . . . :• '" . .. r ; l . ' " ;;SYRlCUSE;.. MtNERSVi~LE.- RACINE-LETART:F~L~·LONG . :tbTrOM.., lEEDSVILLE ~:tUP.PERS PLAINS- ALFRti).:.DARWIN here 11 1 timely word of 'l'ht• dlut •ho\lld bt ulldu Ult doc&or'l : .. .. . . ~~f$1:~-- CHESHIRE'{~DI~G CREEK--HOBsb~BRADBU~Y · ~~~~NP..;DSXT-ER-DYESVI~LE·-CARPENTE~~ · IA~IL'~ ·fi**~~bNvtl.u- PotN't·.iioct<- sAsHAN -, ·EA~Lf -~(dOG~:.. FORESt ltlJN ~MORNING 'STAR- WOLF . PEN' .;.:C"'IIttQ~ ..,Y,, • • ' . ~ - ' ' ' ... ' • ., ' ' ' ' ')!I T0 ' • · cbLUMBIA~SON, Hi~tFORDANDNEWH~V.EN.' - • ' n j ' •' ·.:·, j I ' •+ 1\: ' ' :EXTENS~VE · CQVERAG,E THROUGHOUT THE AR~ ~ .. ' f • ,J . �• ' . ' SIIIIJ.nel, Pomeroy-1\lld) leport, 0 ; Sept. 4, !956 l~s The Daily Sentinel • And .Dotlger8 Tied·For 2ud As1Jraves Gain~ 'M~e Number Of "20" Loo~s As CHA~GE Praves Big O.anee To Win Title 'Single Saves , A Indians; Splits With A·----"'i~ Wyon's HELPED 1 1!1\e ~malic number" wall 20 for st a nd by dLVldJJlg w1th the lowl y . . ,.,Nilwauk~te Bnvea today ' be- Pir ates. s.tU-tt 'Y<JUDI Harik Aaron went on Dodgen Def..t Friend ~ tN'ti,IIJ '.Prte , wh1le the Brook· The Dodgers d d eated Bob lJD Doaa:en: "oJd pros" failt'd to Fn end . - -3 m the opener but he ~~ ill.tbt cluleb arainst the 5ixth· retu t nl'd to ha ll a r all y in the PliCe Pittsburgll P1rates · l'be seeoruf..place DodGers and e1ghth inning of the second game .CU.Cinnatl Redlea:a came out ol anfl preserve a 3·2 tn umph for E lhbor Da)' double headers shll roy F11('C. Th l' Dod gers blew chances to at least lie tbe (amc ~111ilina: the Bravts by 3~ game• 1n the <'lght ;~nd ninth when such eombmation ur QrOQ~lyn or Vt'terar.· r as Duk l!' Snider, Jackie ~nnatl losses and Bdves tr Hub. n:.{. n and c ~ :- 1 1-'unltu couldn' t mphs adchng up to 20 will g1v l.? aseball-happy Milwaukee tht> N .• make t• lut t n hi '• onal League pennant \ Thl• New York Y :1nke~s boosted Aaron enabled the Braves to di- the1r Amertcan I eJgue lead to 8~ ;ide two game! Wl!h Cmcmn at! game and reduc .. d their "'m.arjc ileapite some f1ehim g lapses th a t number" t(l 15 b} hlgplna: the } 1ust have made M~nager Fr~·d 13al tlmme Onuh s. 6·1 and ~. IJaney wish the Milwauk t'e d11 gout Yog1 Berra h1t two hnmer• to bac~ tooler ~1ained su m e l~iug s t ~u n~ John.1y Kuck~· s.f>ven ·hit pitchin. fr Ulan water. in thl• opene1 and Dun La~p :.:ave onl} fou r hit to wm the set~ &l11b Two Homer• Hank blasted two hum ~ rs an:l ond game scored the winnm11 ru n a rt e• Pttehcr Early Wrnn !tinJled i in the mnlh as Mt lwiw . Gene Woodlmg home 1n the ninth ,.~:~~~:~tto win tht• iJpr ner , 3 2 inning to g1ve the sccirnd 'PlBC!e ~n wnn Utt' n1~:h : cap , 7·5 Cleveland lndtan s a 2-1 victory A.lron socked a homer an1l af\t'r Vic Po~er drove 1n three Jl::~~ .tO regam I lu· Na tiOnal run.s w1th two homers to help the I batting leadership from Kansas City Athletics win the ftrst Mpoa: of the St. Louis Car· game, &~2 . Any combination of with a .827 averag~. Ctevelsnd losses and New York Milwaukee- outfielders made two victories adding tn 1~ wt!l .~>:ive the · ~:: aDd turned thre-e other Yankees the pennant into doubles by mllhandllng Drive, In Eight Runs they made teammate Lew The Boston Red Sox, with Jim !lWeat to win the opener 1 fly by Wally Post Piersall drivm~ m e1g ht run-s, dedropped one by feated the Wush1ngton Senator ~. and 16·0 1'he [)elr01t Tigers ~:;~k~~o::u:~rge~~.~, but both RE'dleg'i 7-5 out lTYing to Ket an- pounded five W'h1te Sox pitchers for an 11·8 victory but Larry base on the miscue. 'roiokooetpllt bt!fore a record \Ill- Doby, Minme Mmo~>o , ~'red Hat~ "« Stadium crowd of 47,604 fie-ld and Jim Rivera hit homers ~kl)'n I Chance lo cam on to help Chicago Win the second t~ ,Braves and Redleg~. (arne, 5.3. the Dodger'!, reelin,IC throu~:h In the other Nal wnll] League third double - heud~r in as daya nptml•d a long home games, the ChlNlJ!o Cubs defeated the St. Louis C ardmal~ 8·0, after los ing the flrHI llll\IIC, 4·2. Wt~l Moryn of the Cubs hit onf' homer tn lhe first t:llme and two mure 11l the second Jackie Brandt's sin• lille -scored Willte M<Jys in the l!iwhlh to iiYe tht' New Yotk GiantR a 2-1 vtctory aller Bob Mtller, formerly a relief pllcher, gave only tour hits i.n leailing: the Phillldelphia Philli-e• to a 0-1 trlump 1n ' the firrrt game. Lpt'llle Beprbs ijawklns, Po111eroy Society Editor Eleanor s. Schall!, Middleport Sociely Editor- Phone 6079 "' Thurs., SeDt. I .· . W ~ 1'Ihe puJ·Iy rtg~tl'!ander :nJf.ttJred a 1~ IQ5S <tl ChJctao last weM:, d!'- sptt~ 1 une of Ius best games l}f the season He faced th-e same Sitp.~ · tlon 1n lht' nightcap of t~e LJ~bor Day double heacter agamst the Kans01 s Ctty Athletic5 here gom~ h1to the ninth inning. f Wynn, ti'Biling 1·0 golng mto th~:! n1nLh, hit a single Wlth two on to the tribe- a 2-1 seeond game . fvJcl<>ry . In the opener, tbe last lulnded Mike- ·Gar· his 11th loss, by taking ' a 15 .. 2 · l: tile bas-es f1lled, Wynn got Johnny Groth to hit inti} a f!\l'Ce out to end the a:ame. B.ack InJured The Middlepurt Emets:ener Squad was ('ailed Monda)' morn1n1 when M1·s. l:ush Jo.hn•ton tell at h~r home 111 Bradbury and broke her back . She was muved to the Me1g s Ge.neral Hospital. . L U M..... I . ' ' fQO'fB~LL ~~..~ ­ to kJ!ep ',ttle · JVDUJid staff bot lontgbt, rtdnt: ;:.Iter ht~; leth YiCtDJ'Y •a gainat KllJlftJI ,Clty 4 !ien?t' will IIJ.~t . JACk l!fdtbhan ~f the A'-J w.ho seeks b1s Hrst wm 9f tbe sea. SOil against five tosaes. Wvhn Jake 16th , WYnn, ' who ehalked cp his 16tb victorY agaim•t .e-i 8ht IOeses "'!lS · beeteil for'dJJ(ht m~Jngs 'tn ·~ du~l .t;gatn-1t rooKie WtllY Burnette. Tb'ie 1<:Bnsaf· City hutle-r'held'> a 1-0 edge gq}pr into 1he p :)'lth i'rlning But the fndlans l!l)t to film f-or t'llo run,~t 4nd' then Wynn f;;1 ue~keri 'th~ugh dahRerOUIJ {\thei6-tic ralfy ~~ t ' • · _ . ~lipsQ.s Ctty scored t~ll' lone run i-p. ~bf! iLXt}l 011 ~lpJley b)' Power al{d' Harry ~~. {)ll !a~a Hal Smith's salTiftce flY. 'The Indianlil seated their runs on a :walk. pinch-h.IUJ'r, qene W~\P.g'-11 dou. ble and Wy.on's sharp sina:l..e. .Tb¢ •U:ona: armed· WJ!DD struck · Q\It .iiibl· Jnd walked tliree. He B9t itt.OO trouble in lhe .ninth wben Hettl!r Lopez doubled •nd Eddie .,.~bJriQn Jad AI PjlllJ'cik worhed hlm for three pa.sses. But with Daybook • ANN.UAL PO\IlER.OY·MID~ KANSAS ClTY UP - H's ,Jettmg so the pltchets have to Win thetr own ball .gamt"s ~or the slumping Cll!vel!!n~ 1Jidtans thes,e day11. The Indians' aionost .non-exitdant o~fen se ap11arently has caused the pitchers to take matte,rJ into !heir own h~n~~ to avOid getting· beJit apd "l!ppn).g .further bel')md Iitle p;..e,e-set~mg NJ:!w Y!)r,k, ·~HhkQes:. 1 1a~e Earlr Wynn ff)l' lfil{tan~. T J.e Semill'el ATTMi '. ,:. : ' MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY POMEROY Werner French and her mothWorthing. with Mr•. a~ -relatlvet. Dayton Ktnnecly Pomeroy .,_i'Fi.W · GAME TIME . Alii'~ ~tit AUDIT COMPLITID Harry Evans, State ' Examiner, SOQETY Nelsonvlile, has completed the reg· ul ar b1ennul a udit of the v.llaiie of Middleport ttnd his report will be sent to the vJJlage officials to di .. cuss un y questums which mlaht need clllrthcation Th~ biennial audit is required for all villages in the statr relul?'ed Sit..\!!&; . ~b~!Olt, tfte!' an Oqfl'nla:ht Pqwer Hero FM A'1 mother, Mra. Nora two homer·''''~·,,,:':,;o~,f~,.~~r.!! K of P To Me-et Fides Lodge, No . 210, Knigftts f1nt a:ame t. ~:s ,bdt.ting mound JOb by man, whoo or Pylhias, w!H meet Thuraday night at 8 p m. aL the K. of P. Hall. ~nd reHefer . to be the winntng eombo. Bridal Shower Given To Honor Lucille Saelens ~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~he Garcia took his 11th logs for his f1ve and one·thlrd mnings. ': · Runs in the fittt game came for C I .e v e- I a n d when \ 'lc Werh smashed hla 26th home run arter ll!inual Parhqme '1>f Mhl. daughter, Lau- CarroiJ Meadows Miss LUC'ile Saelens, whMe enand approaching mar· !'lage to Mr Isaac Wilt, Cillum~us , WjiS recently annotmced, }VIS 1he guest of honor at a bridal shower a:iven this weekend by Miss Ann Chapmao · Refres~ment.<t of punch, ice cre11m and cake were Jerved to S11nllra Full1, Columl!Wl, '¥iss Sae. lens, Gail Stumbo, Betty LOu Har· ris, Carol Owens, VlrgmJa Bayle11 S¥ndtng &:lfts were Patrica Ll~yd, Sh1rley , Miller, Helep Cline, Mrs. Leonard Gwlazdowsky. ' RoCky Coluvlto had wal~d i 1.o open the f1rth inning g~gement . !larry Slmp~~on raised bis RBJ figure for the As to 9i Wilen. he doubled home .a run in the seventh off Bob Feller. l . and and children, Carl, John MoonBeams PAY LE$S GET MORE ton On Sports 1856 BUY YOUR League • Leaders '56 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE BY UNITED PRISS WBBRE YOU GET A lETTER DEA.L Karr & Von Zondt POMEROY, OHIO l .ltemoodlelllol Thai Kitchen? SBE POll A FREE ESTIMATE! ON I Cu$tO.m-Made . Wltla ·IMtl.a1 9'allly Kitchen Cabinets Built To 8peelflealloa1 By Howard Stewlrt Natonal Leac~ue Player & Club G. AB R. H.Pct. Aaron, Mllw. 130 508 98 186 .927 Virdon, Pgh 136 407 70 1.80 .822 Moon , Sl. L 131 471 81 1111 .321 Sctlndst, N Y 108 397 48 126 .318 Kluil, Cln. 12!J 471 87 149 .316 Amerlc.an LHgue Mantle, N V.l29 472 114 171 .362 W11J'm8' ,Boa. 112 321 57 110 343 Kue,nn, Det. 123 4~l_'i 79 U~6 .3~ Nieman, lllllt. 109 36FI 54 123 .333 Maxwell, Dut ll8 414 82 l31J .326 Home ruru~ - Mantle Yanks, 47; Snldcl', Dorlgera 37· Robinson, Redle(ls 36 Klu.newskt, Rcdlegs, 34 · Adc()ck. Brnves, 34: Mathew.&, Bruve~t 34. Rtmll b.qfttd 1n - Mantle Yanb 118 Kuhne, Tigers ttl: Klunew.lkl, R.edlegs 98: Musial, Carda. De; Simpson, AthlNic• 94. Runt -ManUe, Y•nJc1 113: R,o. b~nson, RedlQilll ;Aaron, Brave• 98, Snider, Dodgera 98; Fox WhiteSox 114. Hits - Mantle, Yanb 171: ?Gt White Sox 169, Kuenn, Tla:en 186~ Kallne, Tigers 168; Aaron, Braves Football get11 down to one a d&y practice s~ssions today as school again w~b under way, ond It JS interesting to note how other SEO teums are fari.ng in tht! ftrat !Wf) Wetk:!i of practice. or COUr11e, Ncli'>OflVille, who •held srin' pracllce, doesn't open their pr~tice ltnbl todayr 10 not too much can br: told lli.botdt thr. Hounds until they actuaUy a:et under wuy , It Ia lntere&tlng to not• that ,Jack1on and tM o.ll ..... la Blue ~vllf both scrllnn,..., ~ Cttll· llc:othe C•.,.IIWf Jut week with th• lronmen blttlhlt to a thrte t,Puc~down tf• ""' t~, . ~_,ntr•l Qblo L••ltlt ,tJtm, will .. tht D.vn. thre• touahdoWIIIs to two. Certalnlv IIHI• Is known of tf1e atrength of the Chllllcottt. ta.un, but at this point of the ll'l&son It will lttm to Indicate that Jackson and G•III~Mtll• would be pr.t. ty w.ll match.cl, ''* Coach Ge11e · SltUihter ently hasn't 'ptektkl any otlrr.il,og lineup at presen~ but .he boJs battlln• for QUIJ'terbaclt: slot WI h talt year's All SEO lltlleetion, Elvfn John· 10n, and Junior Dave Yerian bott. Una tt out. Yerian i• the boy who .,.. fiturcd to be tbe rea:ular last year, but bn~Q a let! In pre suaon practice aesslona, and was out - Newcombe-, Doda:ers tor ttlle yea.r. AU SEO aeeon(l YftnQ 10-IJ; l'i'eeman striae Hater; Paul Lavendar : Buill, llnvoo 16-8; ...ems a f(~U~ at one tackle, and Box 1..,; Brewer, Carl Coyan and Paul Collier aeems Kuek Yank• 1M. flxturts at ana end aDd, one half· MOD~JtATELY PIUQD! fbe bact. You 100, can join the I'OWI ol our IIWIY aaiWied GetUpolll lpPMred most ~ure to • be reguJPr!! in the starting backfield when lhe Ikvlls open the s(lBI:IOn . Showiut£" up well in the line were ends Bob datem11n and Snm Hllmilton, (."l.'Tlte:· Jay Simt!H, guurrl ~ BOd tackle! Ron Fraley , Jim Mills, Jim Gl&.!isburn, D11 n Jones, Rob Bane nnd Roy Dr·ess· ler . Meanwhile Wellt~Lon w""' ,.w Celars Ul11BBa D4 'SUPrLY "QuaUty Our :Motto" 8. 8rd St. ~dleport Phonf. 388-Y _ $150.oo mother, Mrs. Minni,e Chooee·N·C~an&e bud their l ., J"amtlon Mo'"'Y lo $1000 ~ulddy, R•laa· famUy, ' "'IJM!rlt , noor-M¥11 IUIMMIIATOI. Sh•lvat art op ~p. •1AN~~:~I1f" boldo IJ It•· Jl'~~~"'-·· .... ,~W#.',IIPIII. . Loan1 SubJeol To Our EV~R,rfllll$/f FQ(J . 'll_l~ ll~~TER • Prompt Af!pro•aJ .191 Come. ·In And Shop Around ,."YE AT MOORESf *. ,. ,. ,':e~ Jdlrs Marearet Lou Gairint of 'Bridgeport, ObJo, w~ m•ld of honor for her aunt She wore a pink nylon •leev$1~ df'hl; With aceordfan pleated skirt artd 1 cor· 1aa:e of white roleS. William Jenkins another brother of t~e bride w's ~ 19;1'1 fqr the "'oorp the brl.dek ~other wore an aqltlP. silk 1han.tunc #~ ami a sboultler eorsu, bt Y..bileroses. .,. ', Mn. F. Brandenburo Celebrates Birthday !ndrews Hosts At Sunday Dinner Th" birthday o{ Mn. Ffank Bra· ndenburg was celebrated Sunday at he-r home, Wle.tt kaip St. Mrs. Brandenburg recekved a number of &irts including .a derorated btrthday cake from Suun and Bernard Meeker. Preeent were Mr. ud Mrs Paul Brandenburg and chi.ldren, Elizabeth at:ary Ann, Carl, John and Kathal-een of Dayton, Mr. and \lr::;. Jost>ph Meeker and children, su ...~n and Bernard of Cbarle.sfon, W Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Alldrurs entertained . wJth a dinaer Sunday at lhtJr home, -Ebe1:Jner st. CQI!Its were Mr. and ·11n~~ w~rd WoiCe and Mr. aad ~rt. How,ra Sprlna: and 10n G1 ~lumbiJI. Mr. and Mrs. ~w,ard Wellsler and NJn, Dayton and Mrs. J. w. DkeW, I Porner_Of_._ _ _ _ __ Va. Arnolds Entertain At Family Dinner . 1 BAK~R FURNITUJl. I'S 0.. The Brtp!M Cc!!'·IS iii 2er Ill Mldtlfepon ~ i1 BAKE)l FURNrTuul!l Present were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaspar and children, Jackie and Ronn1e of Dayton, Mr. and Ml'l. Roy Sml.lh and dauch~~. Linda and Mrs. Amanda J{aspar Ath· ens road and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold nnd daughter, Susie, Announcing THE RE-OPENING OF Andrew Pavli1h PA.N~~ CLASS~$ ' TAP ' ACROBATIC ' BALLET • BALLROOM 'TELEVISION *BATON TWIRLING Dancing is fun: Learn ••ery slep. Learn a~ the bas,lc and advanced steps the way thousand& ha•e. "• , .. wtlb Rev. George E. skilled training. Early enrollment suggested. County Retired Teachers tion met Saturday SyraC'use Methodist a three months recess. Miss Marcin Karr, J)l'esident pre.~idrd aL the meeting whiell op· ened w1th group singing of "I Would Be True." Devotions were led by Mrs. George E. D::avis who (tlad .for 'i:lJel' scrlp:turl;l ·htdhl'f', ~11alm 90'" IW'd c1'9sed Wtttt p\'ber. FolloWing group si'ngl~ ' of "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" t~e me mbers responded to roll ~nil by introducing themselves and telling where and how long they taught and the highlight~ of their experiences. Otis CraWfor-d read the minutes of the !list meeting. Rev. Davis spoke "On hOw a retir-ed teaeher can bring in the kingdom of God more fully Group stn&lng of "A 'Charge '('o ·Keep I Have" concluded the meeting folwith a s-ocial hour. ' SEE , Jleclflnt¥>a . . . . For All Classel Thunday, Sopt. ltb ! to 1:30PM TJ#~ NJ::W S'fYLES and C.OLqRS IN '· fNU- ,,4 WU1TJR ,HA.TS ,J M~CDVSHAT D. A. V. H~LL ... ' ... lfiotteraut Street· ' 'fS6MERO'f, C»::JD ' Ybur (lJdJd .Delerv8:Tiie The .Gre·a·t st Ad ace 1. , ~1Joki~g Since the . * 53 Lba. Storajte t,.ee tr Egg !!lteJ•,. \2*"fr Humldrawets Keeper * 9.1 Cuble Feet (II,SP,II'le ' REQULAR$1t18.15 .. Communi ~ Bultel' ('Ai Jill/lit~ l i II J ¥ j,,j)Sf S~~PJII~ '$1J'f.9S prepare for or Non-tech- • 'r ~ • ' 1 caUons, ~·~pn •• • '• • -• ' ..• ' ' '' " " F00DS WON't 'BURN ... . 1 ' ' •• . • ... on the new 6AS r~Ul~~ • • • HEAT ! '• ·. -~ "' CONTRO-LLED ,. !• \ < " · Operators. Alfnft; etc Good pay, travel, gl~­ teeurlt:t. Gll'lt who are accepted '\v:ll traln-ed. ID )l~aufy and Personnl Archer. Mr. ft:rf.::~ji~~~p!£1~ . NOW I C~mtroJ t~p Burner nJ~I, ~ .~Just Like Oven 'Y'Til,_~!l~ ' ~ .·n'. · d-· ., ' S :eele who wili•Pend the week at the ' OweJJs hom'e. · Mr. and Mrs. Ike Crossan (Mary Archer) and chHdren, Lynn and , OJleryl Alnn, and M!· and MTI. Glenn Martin (.Julia A:reher) :1'tJd d11ughter, Beverly, Columbua,tpfnt the weekend with Mrs, M:argar~t '·$199!91·. ' . ' Belt In Duet ·Ed'!'l"tioD eat~. W. :va;.J._und'y IJ;Jd w~re Egg&) l j I(J $299,00 j _, , . .. Hold.• ztJ baoboL il : New Fqnthre I Po& BYers are WITH l'lt.\DE $12.9:95 · '. R ROOMSOf Dancing Enjoyment Can Be Yow·s Followina: the ~remony a buf· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold en· t fet luacheon was served. A three tertained wl1h a family dinner, t~e~ wedding cake Iced Jn white Sunday at their home, Rock SL and deeorated with teed pink roses and topped witb the traditional bride and ~ st:tnding under a weddlnl bel.)iiilfltered the dinine room tabl& fianked with lighted tapers, The ta.ble was cov· er~ with a lovely lace cloth. Wf!en Mr. and Mrs . .Purtell left for ~eir honeymoon to be spent at the Hotel Greenbrier, White Sulp,l icr Sprlnp, W. Va. abe was wearlllf oo At•Jo Simp- )O'obt lult, irr bi:dge ·with btoWri .if't'ce"sand a CO~Je of white or- • va. Neu&Ung. II~:Jt~~ ' FISHING'EQUIPMENT -SF-lOT GUNS 'rlle Bible was 1 gut of her pupil; Claa of 1947. ' Mrs. Purc•ll . the daqbttr of Mu lknr)o JenkiiUl •nd U.. late Mr. Jenkins, is .a lt•du•te o,f KITrh.all Coll.e, Huntlnrto.n, and received her M•atm Decree from Ohio Unlwrsity, Athens. She hu been the Principal at the- Kartlord Grade School for some yean. She li a member of the Hartford Methodl!t Chutch, lluoa County, Chapter of &be Amert('lln .AJJoclation of Ualvenltr Women National Educational Ailoctatiori and the State" Edutatlonal .u.oriation. Mr. Purcell I• a 111.tive of W,i$. contln .an dha• been Uvlna in CaJiforna for .a number of yean. lie is IISIOciated "lth the- SOuthern Pacific Railroad. . Following tbelr honeymoon they wUI motor to Albalnbrt, C•lif. where tbey wtl'l make iheir home, , SALE ·$A 19 ·115 ~ ~!NJUICI fOU'IfiUIII tOjlliolol) .,. · f' · • ., PIC!iiC ,s,_yrp~p~s ~ SPQ~Tit-!~,GOODS or "'ere Ohio MO 0 R'E.:·s·:·· Pomeroy ' The home of Mri. Henry Jen.. kJ.n• Hartford w11 the scene Sttur<lay afternoon, Auemt 25 for tbe marrtag:e o1 her daughter Bertha , tt>' Mr. J . Wtllht.m Purcdl ' Alhtmbra, California. The llvtni room was decortted in pink and whi~ aatert, earnatlOM and Jlad· lola. Tbe Rev. A. A. Aftlle Jr, pa. tor of the Hartford Methodist ellbrch read the alna:le- •lna: weddlnJ nrYiee In the ~e of the lmmedl3te family. Glvett 1t'l marriaae by her brother Ricltard Jenkins, the bride wu dreued iD • ltannah Troy or:IJ1nal sheath dreo of lee blue Jilk '5hantuna: with deep oval IK'ckllne, cap sleeV~tl, •nd the Jttrt wat draped to tbe tide in 1 Llrge bow of aelf material. She wore a Trifarl necklace wJtb mattbJng e!U"rinp: for the •omething borfowed. a bracelet beloq'lna to ber nltrce and tor tbe 10metbina: old 1 ' laee handkerchief. She carried a white Blbfr covered with white orfbids guest JSpeaker whetl ' eriburg, W. Va. today. ' Mrs.~ Ed Swank, North Lima and on valintion and Mrs Ed Wise of Columbiana visit~ Mr .and Mrs. James la-st week with Mrs. )lay Seld· Cofumtius; to the an'nuaJ[ .[or»hl• aOO otbeJ, l't'(1atives and 1'eUni.On in Warren, Ohio. w,e1·e 'fl:cl!omptnied hom~ by Mr. . '\nd Aftl, ~gar · Vale and and Mr.t. koward Sttowart, Carpen· daughter, Be~tJijla. ~ol~mbw, ter. ~ent guests o£ Mr. arid Mr. and Mrs. William Grate, William WYftt. d~ughter. Janice and son Jimmv of Miss Mabel .Hys~11 retqrn~ CJ:larleiiton, W; Ya. were hGllday day £r::~m Colun;t~Us where ~ekend gue~ of Mr. and Mrs. ha11 Qeen . fis~1iilf ' ~f!llbves OVeJ.' wilUatn Baker. ' the hoUd~y W~k end. ·1 · Wtllism Smith and O~car Smith Mr.' and M~, Rpy Dattldson and f1it.ur.ned ~on\e, MQP,Iaf -after a daugh.~~~. C6JumbQ,s, were h~re vls1t m Canton. · ' ' :!'•.!'.!"i'.'!!'P~nleii . J for the week •'t!Jid "Nitb her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman K'aspeJ 'Jii~~tii Mt. and Mrs, 'A. ·~:-·F.J:wfn. npd children, Jackj.! 11 qd ~ l\!lfuate • b(~"'. ' J 'Rec!!nt iuests or Mrs. V~ola Ed· Uay•on spent the. holiday ~eekeDd wards and family werte Ml and with relatives in Pomeroy. Dale Higglru, Sturgis, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. John Ombler left Everett Young: and for their borne In !fUb;tingtcm 1!#f~~~~~~;r;l~~m:~':,'; Mrs. EdwBt"ds er a visit with his aunt and other ~ lhat b~· sOn, , and Mrs. George C:qpnina:· in John Hdpof Akron wee~ eild for eye Mr. ~t 8 (If ber :slater Ml'8. Buelab 1 AI,Jl:Q AC~SSORIES- TIRES IMill monthly payrMr.t1 hticlud. ch•l'fll from dat& of lpn. Yeu namt lt. We .-.ppq Jt. Plnencftttl Ohio ,..,.e on thMty tel'fftl alncil 191:1. reif:Jod Given August 25 At Hartford J. Cor- w. Qolp.apbus, Mr. Jack Seldenable underwent wrD•il<~ • aild gery at St. J~ph 'lloopital, Park· ll~ward ;w ' · Ric:hard B~•:Umet~· son ·of M~s. Bert Dodimer, was eye recenty by il ball. were broken and be has '0.!!.,,-~;,-· th~ care df a local o a ~~erated eye. ~· Richard Bailey ~~~u;~~:·~~ have returned from ' attemted ri.onda,y a f~mi.ly hOme of those pre- s~:~~Q~::.:..Wt!-lman · MAKE MOORE'S' .YOUR 81AI)QUAR'rERS'· IFORi Beverage, and family. panel colqn. Fifty combinadon1 co choose from,, , ocre ex• acdy suited co your kitchen. If you red,Kontl1 the calor paod may be euily, lnu:• ptosively cb•natd. 1 ' .-t ORMOllE ""' 41 ••,. ......,. ,.,.. Jac, 'have 'been visiting hei' grand- five nbinet colon ,, , tea flr.'it scrimmage as they plny~ d Portsmouth Weut even at oue touchdown each. Cooch Malismlll' had veteran· Eldon Pott.a and Jcrterback, Frsnk HUI and Jim Rice at the halfback.~ and Steve Scott at fullback. Scott scored on a # 1 yard run ag:aln!lt the Portsmouth eleven. In the line the Roc~ets ha <lveteran Eldon Potts and Je:rry Compston at the ends, Terry Baker and Bill Dtr~ts at the tackles Larry Cottrill and Jim Rice at the guard'i whl\e Georp Cundlrt wa, at C'ent~ filling In for -the inJID'ed Gary Jo~s . +' • ·~ · Atben,. too has , eO~nn liP wlth a lineup that appu.(f {d' theone that Coach Geut'te Rl~er will use. Riser has veteran TOm Wid· dnes- M quarterback, Jack Gasklns and Max Schwarz!'1 at t.he haltbacks and Larry Hawk at fullback. In the line he has Tom Baldwin and Dick Rite e.t the .()ftdl, Lam ~ Bishop and Blll ,~utf~ngton at the tackles, Allan l'gx &ltd Wilson Snyd•r at ~~~ l\lard,, and RoUte Ste,wart at -een~ Little ltaa beeit heard from the Loaan Chiefs, but it Is known that C:O.h •6ttiVher' has a speedy bickfl~d wit~ 1 green line. The Chte,rs th"!:'H have one of tb~ · fastest ~c.~~~ in the league. I '•"'f 1 NOW • Johnson bere ~r the Fight Results V~l.-.~-y Got flO • Mr. and Mrs. Carl J'oneS": Pont- much lm· proved over b _..\fl:' Aorimmaee with M:eAttlnu. '!'tie Devils played 'fllthout the aervice. o1 thHe po11lble l"e''UlaN. t~~nd star half· batt Bert Smith missed mO!t of the aerlmmaae CW.n~ '11hompaon ~~'f ·Y~RIC St. Nieholas Arenlt GIIODOre, Albeit Lee. Danny GWviineUI, 1-48%, Brook· and Joe Jamison In the bac:kllel<f. Polrie'l', 1&1));4 but Smith and . 10. Cllllomen. Westinghouse WC'I'E! mother, Mra. Job.n W. Dixie of were rece!l.t JI'U~ts of his Mfs. Charles W~rn e r and Mr. Warnt'r. Mr. and Mrs Ray Glaze and son T1mmy and EdWal'd Young spent the holiday weekend in Cincinnati and attended the Voong family re. l!nicm, Sunday , at th~ bame of ~r. Mrs. Paul Muller. Jean Cadtrell to ·her home, c~J.I,estOnut .' Vll. Mo~day evening:.a~e'Jt '- vlSl . wit~ Mrs. 11\eo'dore U!bew and ron ft:oOert, · · Mrs.' Emma 'l.le4fheit, Mrs Th~ odore Lehew and son Robert an!l their. guest, Miss J~an Cantrell Bpent Sunday in Columbus w1th Mr. and Mrs. Willlain U~hew. They itlso visited Dorothy Leifheit at Orient. • ' · Mr. and Mrs. William Th,tWner relurned home Monday evening after sp~nd1ng flW wiekend With Mr. and Mh. William Lehew, and sons, Columbus. Mr. and ~s. Edward Schaefer Mrs. Jacl( 81eidt!h8.ble and dau&ht.r, Jacklvn Jean visited Sun~ day with Mr. and Mrs. Seidenable at ~Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, Jenkins-Purcell Wedding Vows JU!It set the e:UJct de"" pf .h8Jt )'011 need on your top burner diaL '· ' f~~ The burner with th£ broin auto- ·J-l .IW '. ' ,,; \} ' matically raises and lower• Che ~~ conatantly keep ~1ai.;. """'~ ~ '!'!. With · $11 fOR DO jPOlt need for pot IIIII~ ~u'IIllnd ' leaa time nie.l~d ll)r' preparins J • r' • ' ,..... . , . ~~.tUm out "just n~bt", every ·~:!IJat don't take ouur'\ld lor It .. ,'' ., ' ·'• �......---- ---- - -.. ..~.~, - t!Z.JL~ r: . ' . . ~---- ....... ~ . .. . pn ,, - •• -- t. ZvenJnc 1. ......... illoli- H . Beak Guido'• ~- fpoet..) 1. Ziouthet.M .. Nal~_ JL Bond: man u. Bin! nott :zt.Bor 1.-...,. a. P'llled wftll U. UDI.dult.erat«l u .'nilillayff offtnewood u. Oompuo ....... 27. Baek ~- TD- mlemn wondtr •· Look I(.LUro {abbr.) 11. Forbid 11. Arid truetw J&~nb :n. Ahead ,,,.., 20.<:ut IS. Dlatreu #4 . PUtrup 28. Pier or ..... SO. Aqua ot love whJ&ken O)'llter 21. 8prlnc wrrounded ry rullle~ ISW. tr. S.i 38. Commor. pine (Pac. Jo.) 1 boP.Y sonr 17. A'llquld . · mtuure JUte ,-, ~·cotlan.4 .28. To r~ove, ·' r . -~ .' ue..!:91'1C • . :_ ~'1. ,The ai\eii · .,.:· · .t(" . ' ..... ~": or itwtx~··. ~ .. . (pou.) oU . J'rolm ; ..,_..: .,.13-. .~un ~od water 4t. P'ormal h_ .! 'p rocmion ""'"'' 47. Togethu 48. A twln crystal 49. Savor A lUN-0" etec:Uon tor t,be ~ratll' (archiJ() . DOWN ' ··~ CHESTER 1. Vlpera 2. Hint 3 . icven AX.l'OLBAAXR WX\'U ~tlo• BPUKU FLLW WXWXUK W LJ UK AUOMXR, • OMN ' S.t .'flil'! or .~t. be" 1- ' -··-' ' .,, 't .. -~5. ~d· ! '.' '4.4, '· -B Gdrfltolt ack Of .... -. l the fOot , I ;,. - ~~Sooth• 1 . ·~ .. · _, ,J AXYDLa1.illli ·' ";. ··· · . LOHOI'JI~"--,0' .. · . '• ~· Jo - ~- . ~YP'rOQtJO'l'E ,.- ·&~""' tO'~rli ,DAILY · - A er,p~o,- • •• ~J'• ' ,_ ·... P · 1(,, ,T \ •• J' " ' •>- i.' dlt.r.t. · F a. J MF T a N P ., , ·· .. ;{ - • ' · 'f HIJI a: ' . ' o~~t · ' ,.:. ·. ', · ' . . \; Yilirit. r-.''· ~ · ' . 11\MtiJttlit . ., . "I'D'" _Jtae~ d&J the code Ietten an '. ' I'll · ~·- . . .one letter ahnply 1ta11.dl for uotriti'~ 1ft-~ :~ 11 UNd for the three l.'i, X' for the two ,a:..-.'-~- '·. ~;~DJ.!fr1 ~tt~•· tniphlOI, the length ""d format!oo ol Ill! w~ ·l!f ·;~t ._ ---···--- --- • LONGFELLOW Ont ltUtr •Imply atarutt: tor uqther. In this exl\mple A 11 UMd tor the three L'11, X for the two ·o•e. ete. Single leUera, apo .. tropblet. the lenath and tonnattt.n ot tne word• are all blnt& l!aeh lb,y the code !etten are dlft'•ren.t. A Orypto&ram ' ·"~' 1 Mr. and Mrs. ft.oJ)frl Wood ajent 1 the weekend ln ClnclnilaU and at• ott.to lud&o. ''"'~~~ I tended a ball game. ' -· ----:-Mr. and Mra. Clayton Allen and D. D. Cleland, Columbua, Spent son Blll spent the wee~tnd 111 Ath· ens with Mr. and Mrt.lf: H. .Mlen. the weekend with Mr. and , Mrs. ,Mrs. Jessie Mci]hl,n,l)l'IY; tt.t~Jhl­ Denzel ClelaDd. . Eleanor and vab.d·daqhter Mr. •nd Mu. Henry Charleston W. Va., vi1itcd and soUl. G:roveport, wit Mr&, Mabel HOI'O'I how tu work It: · DAILY CRYPI'OQUO'l'E - pberultorllll ~.. tacloD In Tex.u !t !n tbt) we»;~l for hnit.tor Prlc• Qanlet ud Ralph Yarboroueh. Four outer CJandMat._ tnei.U<flnl' W; .J;,ee O'Danlel, former HQator -.u1 fOrmer IO"fmlOI', _ Were lett tar btthlll4. Yarboroulft 11 for:mer -~0 ; ~ i!' ····' m'eNiln. ·•·· . r,J~.Jhbl'U.~~ · ''. ~ SS. ·J .a-ylnthe , • · , . sun~hlne · -· ,· 46. Inctte•.,_ ··· . d. ·QrtW,r tct · ,- '' l,rull'aln 46. Thin, britt)" ~ 30.,UJc:, · 2t1. ~tit lltand •. · - (P:rhit.J 40. Man'a nickname MRI JV."A: _.vert -tn&l ·•.. ·. t& l41f ~m• IT. Feminine pronoun ...!:"-· . to04 21. EinfJo~ :' rlver ln · ·· reply 3f. ltland In Aepan • • •· e&k<~~l 2a. AbU.ract beln.i•t•"'iiJ''I .t.. IWH 28. Cnaatton :tJ. fto,... wo~dl ' _. mounlfln 21. A'Muica,n ' ' 23 . 1lqbip. , withrnan 2• . 1#Jel!lt unit (Bu)J".} · ~­ tlf)\ti;Y 13. QPaerve• %2 . Oat· Metl ao. Rawua (sym.) P- Neptlve LHA " ~c:oll041.) ' 11. "'ten• l$.'to beWitch 31. Rautboy 3Z. Monetary -- oat.h tabbr~ ) 60. Ar1olnt '. · L 6 !!J,~,, . 'Once • "' •.. •: . .. I '! 1\ W ~Y;~~ ~ '!;..! ..~.~ CUABUF8 CHAU-WMRT. \ 'rlltf'rday'• Cryptoquot.l A PUN 1S A NOBLE THING P1o:R SE. 0 NEVER BRING IT IN AS AN ACCESSORY!LAMB. Dldrlbuto,d by Jttnr r ..tfllru Syndleate Try anclSt.o p Me .___ _... ' -ly 'IENAifT CERJ'__;._ _............. ,... EAST aeross thft 1'V writer Hal DRIVING paned a roadslde barbecue thPt advertiaed ''genuine wham· c:ont;lnen~ Kanter~ bergera. 11 Kanter &topped to find out what a whamber&er _was. "Darned if I know," ad.. mitted their or J1 Ln at or, "but, brother, how they ·· ~..•,.... , aell!" Another alen that inO: trigued Kanter waa one planted in the middle of the· va1t. trackleas Nevada dtl• ert northeast of Las Vt.lll. "Remember," It warned. "Positively no swimmlnl ollowed within 300 feet of the hiJhway." . -·- I ••• ... .. ,{', ·fJ.f t · • A newly married aocltt1 Mlle tnatated upon cookln,J at"'' ~· " ·-· •11 • ~ leut 01\1 dinner for her h1111bUI.d. lt wa• & ltraift·Joo~ COftOOC•., tlon -ahe "rvtd up, but hew.. dead J&mt altOn\ It,. • "lt'• wonderful dear;' he fibbed fallantly, ''!aut you better write down exactly what you put in tt. Tht doator probably _W1U ..want to know." ' . ... ~· ' .~ .- . .•· t ·''. . :·) ..- ../. C 1111. Q . . . .u Cert Dt.l:rl'ouW bV . _ J'tltiiie1 ~, 1 ' of normal dog ternen 11 ·---::, ~, I ~· . .. . ;~. _.....,·""'7-' ___. ___ ,,_ .... -~ ...- . -· ; ...,... - ! H ft1; 21. ft.oman roaci 9. A jocu.lar 10. Conclude 18.·River t Lat.) , ·\ t 4. , What! 5. Exhau.et 8. Pronounce.a JU!Ity 1. Con11te1lation. 8. Ketp · 14,. Chrtltf'I'IU' !Gr.) A'?.. Summon43. Fenc1nr aword ol5. Emmet 41. River (Pol.) f& Muurlum 11 Atl'lctn Dutch Indian 1!. l.oegiJlauve 39. God 31. Be. cauae 37. Younr 2'. At on tln\t 3. South 12. Per1,1vlan Yut4!r4•r'• "-•. . fence lt.~er tt CleaU-tx 9. He wu ; .1Wa1lowed by a whale t Blb. J aha openln8• · 311. A thicket 16. A tl~t lnaut.) I ~;~.~·~~ ~~~ -. • • 10. Minute sktn . ward ao. llatriee ukanee . 3%. Ore JO. Weird (v&r.) deJ*Jt 1,:~· for Jheep f Jow. Qt (al:ribr.) I. Jtxhauted _. __ j The Sentln•l . Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; Sept. 4,. 19515-ol DAft Y CROS$WORD DAILY CROSSWORD • ---- ---------- '=• 6-Tb~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Texas Run-off - -· .... ' .., . .... .i ' . ..."1• ·.· .· ' '( ,' Ji• I '. . '!·r;.: . ' ' . ' . ,. ' '. ,_ I '. ' J \ ,\ ; . ............; . '- . '. ltr IIIli: Altil ~! .t ~~ �i • . .. ~Tbe . Senjhlel. I'Omm!)'·llhldleport, 0.; Sept. 4, . .~fieCotirt ' Court. BeD L Blak..e. 21, Hualinat.oo , ~ted for IUlllfe ops-atkm, Poeled $2$ •ppearuu:e boDd for Saturday ··.. c.._. . . ........... ·- .Mr. and Mn. • hwma. Clare_. Robillloll, 16, R.F.O. C?"" oa.SopL Frida,. Ill p.m. D:allu ll . .Jobnmn, 23, Malon W. Ball. 10, o. Va. is m eounty J•U followinJ: bi1 • · .,..,.U., ud <lri..U.. without ari'Cit for tbumbmg on the biahW;Q'. lh wu arretted by tbe Pat· , ~~<> .... Ported m bondo ~otJil ~Det ~ m roo Saturday la Pcamero,. rol. Corbett E. Ratliff, 31 , Columbus arretted bJ Patrolman Henry Wer- li•J.OI''• Court. lime. D. NuUer, 20, Villlllla. W. ANI. $25 to $1000 ' or womtn, m.•trled or ainllt' -~etcuboil 'q.' nature• oD)t, auto ... funlltun. uce before Mayor Robia100 on Sept. a. . George K. Allen , Cairo, W. Va. was slated for hearing , before Peoples followint lJls arI'Mt b)o Patrolman Ed Strauaa for ~uire hihme 16 pay a taxi rare. Gene Oiler, 22, Pt. Pleaeant ar:Nuire Peoples after a bearing S.tgrday and a promise to paJ ~ weekl7. ~---=- Fin Asked Today To Trace Missing School-Employee OIEllt IOLDIIII be!<l ~er elahl' ,...,. , III AJbanta are .OOWU tbrowtnl themi8Jvu tul1 lellflb ou the rroun4 10 1"11 tho boii!~U,d fill oo laadln& at ~ the port 101' .1.tbtDI. Lower: A ~ <irNll; &niiJ officer hap hll two daUJ'bten. Be ~ Dn"er aeea tbl YGliDI-, ar (lett). Tb• 218 officen IUld men. beld JIDce tM Greek elvtl war."ware lblpped fi,'OIII DurUIO. Albania. atter talka betwefn Greek ad AlbanliD envoya 1n Mo!cow. tIn£~ B01tn4JIIaot01) -7:-:-::==-=-:-"''":-:::-::-----::::=c=--=-====-:-c,..,.'"';-----::---:,--~~ 1 ' WEST SHADE Mr. and Mrs. Will Hellman tall- ed on Mrs. Macy Bailey Thursday. The money, from elaas. athletic Mary Jo Rowtt spent Monday and oraanlzltlonal rundl with In with Kathy Reuter of Chester. the hiJh IChttol, apparently wu Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rauch alld taken In tmall amounts over 1 ebl).dren of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. c,.u,.·year period. lbluell Painter and aon Robert Proseetuor John Batb Is expect.· were Sunday dinner guest ot Mr. ed to the ca1e to the rrand aDd Mn. Harry Brown of Miners· ville. ;; ~- ·~d Mn. Denzi~ *~ •nd Mrs. Floyd penee wer. Sun ~~ry~· WOL(P~. N '· . JAr, ,_nd. I oeog.eln, day afternoon caUers of Mrs. Jen· ni'e' Rouch. '.Mft,, Dana Jurner and chjldren SPft' a coup1e days at the 'Will HJUman Mme 'hia week. . ?iF· .. and; ~a. Clyde •WeJI ' arid daua&ter called on Mn. Mary Bailey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Iblph Painter and dauJbter Dian.;:. called on Mr 11.nd Mn, Russ~ll Painter Sunday ~ven. ' lftl. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crawford and two daughters of Rochester Penn., and Ottls 1Crawforll of Letart called on ~rs. Jennie Rou.lh Mon· da)'. Mrs,' J. L. Wickham calied fln Mr. and Mrs. Russell p.qJnter Wed· nead&y. WEST COLUMBIA' , Word bas been received Gerald Johnson that he b.. frotp bef.n Carm•l ·Mrs • .c~ .w. Gil~ · aon, and Cora GiJ.el OD and :Mra. Gene Mn. AUte R(lbeBOI'I , went Ttxas where her busb~ ia" l1~" ployel!. ,1 Mr; aDd Mn. Barley JobnS'oll and ion and grand daqbter, Sh• ron Lee Thoma visited Mr. fe;:ciJ'~;rt.~~~~":.b"" and at. Mary Blank ol HIII'On; Ohio, lolu]jaret Warn<r, COI1!Jil)>us,' apent a day ftCeDUy wi-tb Eva wu a r.eeen.t cueet of her: ',MJ"' and Sadle C&J"1. llowll'd C. '· en.te, Mr. end :Mra. -' Ruaooll Mrs. Hc.ward ~eSJDitiJ., Klamlt Dale ' Gllet, Lakeview and nlet!e, stationed at Camp Chaffee, Ark~ ~ Florida and Mr. and Hn. 4lleD Betty Bolten callt(l on. Cora Glla · ansn. He ia tQ.e son of Mr. aodlMra: Gdswold of V-t.enna, W. V•. !;entaDd others ~tly. Homer Joh.;;n of West ColuMbia. Saturday with !'lr· and Mrl. ana fl4r• and Mrt. OJ:alr Moore and .lamdy. ' , 'litd eon Cedi, s~::~~~d;•.,:~ 1 He waa maJTied in June to Mils M.-. nd Mrs. Gerald cow.j'.and Cora GiJe, called~· oa II sto · u""'l v• Lambert la!l>UY Lucy Northup cldc.:~t dau3hter Of am y, oun$"111o wn, VJilW'I!f '' ~· J ~ ~';"'r..f~'.:,t...: ' and Mrs. Dobg1aa Circle ana oe "•''l"ld na~ .. an... IJ\IUT , 100 • W. Va. and Mra~ . B~ban Mr and Mrs. Darrell Northup als1» famlly. . : · ~ Scarfleld and dauabter, ~ew 11avof West Columbia.· Mrs. Ted Lax, Ft~ _nluderUale. en Va. were recent 'week end FLa.: visited bet p~eat, Mr. and ~~~ats or Mr. and Mrs. Cha:rle}" They were ,ma!Tled 1n tne Salem Mn. s. G Clrcle, tlie put week. Smith. 'ronny Eaton, who ' •pent sevE. U. 1t. Church by Reverand tl\al- Mr: and Mt'l. Harold Grady and ph Mahoney It half after d:~en :two children ~Jpent a rencept Su~- &ral weeks with bill lriftdm(lther O'clock in th.e evemng. As tar 115 day with her parents, Mr. ,f,nd Mrs. Nellie Tbomal; :returned 1;o hla home in Chkago. · re~orda show this was the fir&\ Mrs. Rufus ~ Randolph, B,uhan. thil was tbe first marriage Pre· Mr .and Mn. Lloyd R'Oush and WRONG NUMIII mr.rriage pref()l'med in the Chilrth son wmoe recent SundRy dinner GRAND RAP!Dil, Mich. - <UP) &lnc.e It was ·erected in 1808. . · . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edson -For ie¥eTll weeks,, Mr. and Mr1. RoWih and dau:ahters. Albert Heeln•tra of .uburhan CuShelby Pickens called. on Mr. eade probablf reeeived more tel& and Mrs. Hoq:teT Anderson. phone ·catla •tbliD •"Y ' I!~Uple in 'tile Mr. ~~:nd :Mrs, Dean ··Ea1'ieb and Grand Raplda area. ·Tbtir new Columb~ Were reeent Sunday telephone number WIIB tbe formt.r guests of Mr. and Mn. ThOma& number . of the t!Aie pollee po.t lloltt:r and family. at nearb)' Rocll:lord. Mrs. Douglas Clrcle and Linda visitecl :Mn Warden Ours, Bas. MANY 'A ILIP han. 48 hoU'ia with a ~m­ Mr. nd Mrs. Allen Griswold of bad to Vienna, W. Va., ilpf!rit 'a thty ,with to avoid · two Eva and Sadie Archer. • It overturMd, only Ir y . r""""'• · w. . ·so much bea11tr at to IIHie cottl MARKIT REPORT Hogs 17~ to 220 lbo. $18. to $18..2111 ~20 IG 250 lbs. $18. ttt $1625. 1 Lights $14.00 to $16.00 Fat Sows $1~.00 to $14.:10. Stap. 4110.00 to '12.00 Boar-s .7.00 ' $10.00. ~~~~;r,~~~::oo to $110.00 . ' • • e • • • ' e·n ttne .. WIATHII --Lallo.. -Of>lo: ,ortl, •louelr .. ~:-;;;-;;;;---:-------·::.:.-:;:'"::;:~';•::l':lte=-~··:-:::~"";;~·~f~'l'~lle;;,.~~~~·~·~·;--~~b~'~-~---;..L-----_j .. -~~·-... t .,..._...~..,.-~---..!"v_o_L_v_n,__No_1_2_o ______________~';.,•_m~eroy·Mlddleport, • ' ~~ •' r Ohio, Wedoe&dif· llepL 5, ,. c.olwwlth ........ thu=fJNMII• 1956 t BualM~a Phone 3118 in • . exct"llf "'"' 7tt ]fht. SINGLE COPY :::: ~ ..":"'!:'.,: ....... • ense. .In • Mason .(.ounty RemainSamenN· .' . •· Nasser Suggests up. . ~ that area remaining about tbe ume a' last year. ·. At Wahama Hl{a Sebool, Prln· ~ipal Clyde FOley reported that 028 pupils showed ·Up on. opening Foley reported t'hat hit .11ehool is still short three 1.eac,bCrs.-!.feacJJ. ers needed arc for cJu~es in girl• phys{Cal edue.ation, vocatiooal mu.. ic; and m;~th and IICienee. . ""~ tnore teacher• wve ,receni ly a1gqe_! to teach at Wah&ma. T~ lfe Lllt'Dcy Ball, who will teach 5cienc~ biology, and ~ath, and ~oD Wright, who will instruct A. D. Eiselstein ' ,Funeral S~rvi~es ·-. ·' ·, ,· in t~ ' BRITISH ACCUSE ARCHBISHOP . ,i. CAIRO UP --Presldetll Gamol Abdel Naeaer su~ to tile five natloll Sua ~mmittee tbat 1.11. ed-vbory boVd el-r Hnked w!th the United Matlolu be M!l up to ron the Sue2: Canal, &OYa:nment 80uree& Aid today. latecomers sbowina and enrolline"nt•.fiallrK in the day with that figure expected to fncrea~ slig-htly -within the next ' Within a few houn: arter the Nueer stand waa made publk. l(aj. Kamal El Din RUIIein. bead ol E&YPt'• volUD.teer DltionaJ liberation army. ordeied ht. units &be frontline with the warning IIUI'priae attack may eome at any tlme-.' 1 ' HUJMln lalued tbe ~ durin.( ~ nupirR viJit to petentbl battlea:rounds ID tbe Suez caDal social slu.di es, · Only t;tnt Zoae where liberation army unita lbe burrtedJr mustered Mlel\'e ln'm7 have been 11\&Uoned. ·.ot h<'h,an\n~e.w t~acher ia reported at ..111 She is !!:Iizabeth Shelton, 1nlitructor.: the Althoutb Nauer rejected Dulleo pleD lor lllteruaUonal con· trol of the t:lnal, Egyptip ~ Hid h• C!lfered bl< , . , _ _ I • k' . BeS~t~~y poe&l in an effort to ~ the deodl- The ...........pbuiUd. that neiUaer the DWI.a nc. the Nasser proposall were fioal but FuOeral servlc.it's Will ' he· m. Ss:turdty . ." " ' p- wen ..., ...... Ill bOP<" of \iliureit lor·. . 'l United Nations Board Run Canal - • Area of the eountv sbow 1be n~m­ ~r O( pupils ffi l be se'bools in - eel ·Train Masgnbaek County tobool nOt:k'ea to athool on . ~·~~~:J:; .f~~~,!iiii~ . ..... iDg I Dego&iated N!Ul~ 10, In LondoJt, B!!tlsll ,. rw• · ·~ ,OfeliiD reta.y Sehv.,.. U01d . . . BriUu'• inteat 1o teek a pellt:eful ...,!u&n but ooid · - ol the eanal W<>Uld . - t ill &lid HABRA, CaUl. UP rlatiye ·of Vioton, •. ~ pai~ful ; < ,, I o.f Vice Pi'esidt!llt Jtiehll'd ~ J'~T~ died quietly · TUesday !!,, . ll.t,~it • '•. "• ill,neu. ' . ! . ,. ' 1 ·~ j· ,. ··Jf, vou'd • Shoat• ' I' I ' than this •~ ; $1~.:10 '. the wathaJ,Ie LATIX wall paint , At,hens. in death by a granason, Mauwho died serving a pilot durlnc tbe Riverview Club will bi!- ,at thee ~~~ I Fall Horse Show Will8e S~turday . Rev. Waid ll of tbe aervloe. in Beecll Grove ~is wile who died · The wu a great fan of a frequent f•mthe local huefields. lii..m., Saddle Club ·will Fall Hont !IIJirol oo &; II 7:30 . ,. ' .. ' ., .. . ,' . I ..' I ,, . .' f . '. - .... . . l ' 'i' ' •I ' ,, ... ~l : t' ~· ' I' '· I .. r Plana Member Drive bm;,en Cbaillb<t' I :• ll' '" tub wu remOved regiJter ol that fl<:pl. , , stolen W"lt not .,.. " '. I ' ,. -i.J ' r. Miitd~!J!·~!'t Chall!~t · I ' ;,1: . . ' 'I;,;'-;:.'}.• ,, ' ~' • I ~DRY I .\ ~t~~ CL:INTON ·' FISHER ~ I: I. ' ~l I \: ·~· to $8.00 Bulb $9.00 • - ¥. '. . ~ $12.00 lo $%0.00 Fat to e,U~ to w..1 to rotiml4 kll tho. --~ al!ft" a . • -mhome. ' . •,.m.• Houob,.. • / with Mr. and Mrs. Elber Piet-ena. Mra. Minnie Copper of llidway, was tbe Sunday S:ltht ofMr. and Mra. LeWis Walter. ' · • .Mr. and Mfs. \!1~11'4 and f,am· . lly ol Akron were ....... o!' llr. and Mre. ·E. .)(. ~DarpewOQd: We4onetday. .,..._ ) rel!lted by Deputy Jed Webater oa a b11tardy wunnt was relell!ed by WASIUNGTON C. H., 0. UP • 'nle FBI was asked today to lind 1 former Wathinston High School employee suspected of embeallDiil mON than $9,000 from Jludent IC· tlvity funds. , • Sebool ,Jfneials had eondu<:ted a private lavestljatlon but turn-ed to tlae FBI when lt wu learned the apparently bad left the Mr. aDd Mn. Georte Batt aoa Billy Mr. aDd Mrs. Keooetb AritrbllT)' of Pomeroy apeDt Sundar at lioeh: Mil$ Beulah Roae frOm COlumDua. Mr. and Mn. RalpP. Droz and ehillllren from Ambrid~te, Pi.. apent a few da)ta. witb Mr. aDd Mn. E. 0 . Taggart and"' ar. and Mn Dwieht Hob&ck. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellers and children, Mr. Grover Barril, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeWis •nd dau&hter, Rev. and Mn. ,Floyd Boprd and children spent Monday eveolnc roo .pte<Uac. Parted $10 bond ry for driving wbile intoxicated ,.._......,in l'UmefOJ Jlayor• poeted $150 bond for bia appen- ~ Mr. and .Kn:. Rtc.bard HendtraOC Sunday JUe~ of 14eb' P~.~t. of. COolviUe called oa lin. Stella llr. ud Mro. P•~• 'Holter. · Watkins and Mrs. Amanda Baer . ' Mr. Hark EYlD.I arQ! 'IOJI Dellnla Sunday otber t!ahe::n were ADaa in CJDefna. Bailey Etta Btef and Mr. ud Mn. attended the Ball aU Sunday. · ~ Hal&60n Holter. • , Kr. warren ll~ler n.te.,.. ~oa. ~r Ha~pltal Fridl)' for t utle:rf. )lr. and l4i'a. DaY!d Holter ._... Mrs. .Mort Evana ·~ Su•da>' fatnil7 or Dll'WOD !\10 ~. Ud,l,l<t· with 11r1. Ail .. Bally IDd ramlir. flim>Id Holltr o! . Jl,\rie~ _ . CHOb and ehlldn:n Mr. and Mr&. Jack Codner aad family were auppe:r- IUQU MOD· clay lliabt wit\ loin. Ellie! Hobi<IL Hr. Jolm lelltn wu bl'OQ:bt home from tbe hotpital Tu.eldly. Mr. and Mn: . .fred lleaten aud children apeat Friday eveu.int with Mr. and ¥n. J<ft.n sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Eb6r Picken~ 'ldrl. Paul SeUers .a.nd ehlldrett. Yr. and M.rt. Robert J..ewil and ehildren apent Sunday witb Rev. IDd Mra. Floyd .Bogard and children It AD· ltda; Ill - "-'· 00111'1.. Sbade for drivin& wtt.bo~ • lic·ca.r~.o11. .,,· •-rloid ftirr a m t q - ali..- . Cled nse.. or. appear in JuveDile Court, 14·~ Mayors FOREST• RUN ROLANDUS -GREEKS FREED BY ALBANIA KISS' HOMELAND SOIL 1956 • h � 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 09. September 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 September 4, 1956 biggs gilmore lemley