https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa1761108e4355ca00014db298238629.pdf 12abbce36e591d59ec623b0dd5c8562c PDF Text Text -- • .........w. ··- / ' POMEROY SOCIETY NEW AIRCRAFT CANNON CALLED 'MOST POWERFUl' and Mrs run·l"ll 1s a gr1duate of Mar~ha!l colte{e and !"eceived her \ ma:.ter degree from Ohto Un!vf:rslty She wa:. prmcipal of the Hartford t!:Jementa.ry S.::hool for. s«-vphur Spnngs. They will motor to eral years. Mr PurceU 115 a na-t.rve A lhambra . Ca lifornia . following of Wisconsin and 1s now auocJat· t he i r weddmg tnp and will makl> ed with the Southern Pacilic Railroad the1r home the re. M1s:, Bertha Jenkm~ ol Hartford Willi:., relatives In was marned to J WLII1am Purcell of Alh01mbra . Cahfo, nla. In a smgJack~ou Sunda) . Mr <t.nd :O.Ir~ . George Mdnto~h le nng weddwg ~c rvJt"r on August and son~. f\;~wcll, V. Va , a nd Mr 25 at Lhe home uf the bndc'~ mot and Mrs W ;;lter F:uy of r_'h arle s- her. Mrs. H~nr) Jenk ms of Hart · ton W Va . ..-.e re we ek. en<l guesb ford The ceremony luok pl;~.cl' 111 the of aurl :\Irs Adolph GnJe~er. Mr <tnd M n Ottu llartl'!Jbach and Jiv1 ng room of !he hom•' wh1ch was Mr . ami Mrs Pr ;~rl l'hilllp~ Min · decorated WLih ptnk ann white asters. t·ar n<~ IIUII ~ . anti gl<trholi . KPV . er~v!lle KerHI('th ~I:Lnkin a1ri\'t·d Sa\ut · A A. Anglt·. Jr . Hartlur d Methnd rht:, fmm YJot f.,lk, Va .. fur a 15 1st Church mLill~ll'I", uHtcated at day Vl~ll wtlh hh {.1mily He has the weddtng: wh1 ch wa.~ performed ju . t returm·rl !rum a twu months tn the presence ol the llnmedJate fam1ly . l" [UI~I' T.he br1de wa~ ~'lven 111 marriage Mr and Mr-;. Gene Alk1rt· an.l daughter. ~~ and Mr~ Hu~h l'er- hy her brother. Rtchard Jenkms, guson anrl ~on and M:;<o Cko Pa r- and wore a shealh drrss of L('C blue krr all of Culttmhus spent th\:! s!lk shantung w1th deep oval neck· holiday wf" <" k end with Mr 01nd line and cap "lecve~ The skirt wa~ draped to the s1dc 1n a large bow Mr<> Pearl Parker. Mr and Mrs Marion Howell of self m<Ltcnal. She won· a neck· ;-mrl rt.1u~hter. Nanry and Mary laee with rnatchwg ea rrin gs and I Jay of Columbus spent the week <.-'tlrried 01 while loLbk cuvert>d w1lh end with Mr and Mrs. Walter wh1te archids. Walker and uthrr relative~ Maul of honor was MISS Margu. Mr anfl Mrs Frt'd Le1f hcit were t d lo 1.86" Firing. name le gasoline. ret Lou (;alnng of Bridgeport, I 'l'be Vllkalt (left) .. lboWD " ·ltb tomewbat 8lmllar oldtlmo Ga.tJiug gun lnnn ~ ~· • businc~s vi.siturs In Jackson. MonOh1n, (j m~e of the bride. She Jetton Tl1e Vulcan has a duster of' rotallng barrels, like the day . A NIW 2().-mm. aJrcra.lt cannon de!ICribed as the mu:;t powerful P lin · atcnted in 1862. The Gatling gun waa handMr ;md Mro;; Dnn Will of Co\- wure a pmk nylon sit'cves loss dress •· d Md P•o••]ng grounds at DeGat g gun P d to ft •t 7et made t. ahown at Aud een, ·• ' cranked, but In 1893 an electric version w~ ma e re ~ umb u'i wen· week end gucsL~ of with aC('ordian plc~ted skirt and a r t L. to of 3 000 l!lhf"lls a minute. In a te11t tha ..... d ............. ent test& The cannon was tired at 4.000 rounf\s his falhN, Emmett Will , Chester c-orsage o f wh1lc roses ~a--""-· t t It will the then an as 1c ra . Wdllam Jenkins , a brother of th~' _minute., reportedly «Luld be ftred at twi ce th o rae · h 1 . 1 lrnnlkcd dolo'.'n an old flght"r plane with 60 11hellt Ro<~d r.. ..,. .,. ....... ht \\'hlch hHM nuwn IH:'u•·ly Vulcan ' <111< ___ , -" h 1 bnde was best man. The bride's be moUbted on the USA.<' ·-~ ug er, _ i t\ 1 r·c 13 econ!s. Llefense photo~:~. (lllter11a!unuw 8 ounvp ow, 1.<100 mph., and 011 the B-68 auper80Jllc bomber, now ncanng ~ n c _ _ -~ -Mr . and Mr~ . frank Dill and mother wurc an aqua silk s hant- ~ Dale, Linda . H.ohcrt, Sally. Virgil ung dress and a shoulder corsage aud Prnny Lee were Saturday d m - of white rose<; . ne r gue~l~ of Mr and. Mrs. Walter A buffet luncheon was served BAKER Walker, Che~ t er Road . after th-e wcddmg. Mr. and Mrs. !>Irs. H.ma Cru'>s left last week Purcell lef'l on a honeymoon at fur an indeflnit£" ~·1sil '.I.'Jth rd· the Grccnbner ll utel in White SuiaiiHs in· Flor1d11. lfrs Albert Smth is reported Mrs. Oscar Myers ~turned home ill ill her homt>, Wl•L1~<:all St Tue.sdlly after a vi~it 111 Athens Mrs. Oliver Michael daughter with Mr. a11d Mrs. Jacob Mees . and so n . have returned h.ome after Mr and Mrs. Harley Woofl.gcard a month's visrl in Memphis, Tenn. Columbus vi~ited last Thursday with Mr and Mrs. W. W. Bennelt . with h i~ brother, Ray Woodgeard While lhl'fc th.ey were the guests a patient at Meigs General Hos· Luc-ille Bcarh~ Hawkins, Pomeroy Soddy E:ditor FOB nt a nurnhq of dmner parties. pita!, and also with Mr.'l . ~ood ­ l\11 >~n'l Mrs. J11hn Fi!!her and geard and family, Lincoln Hetght.s·. E1eanor s. Srhaaf, Middleport Society Edilnr - P~one 60~~ ----- --,---;-----,-- - __ _ sons anrl l\'L1 rvl n Bryad of Akron Mr. and Mrs . Harley Woodgeard 1c. L Wood and fan11l ~· . wen' w('t'k ('llrl ~uL· sls of Mr. anrl and Mr . and Mrs. Delman Wood Sunday dinlllT guest~ of '\t.r and Mrs . Will•am Fisher, Mlnersvlll£' . gf'at·d and Mr 1111d Mrs . .lack Wesl Mrs L. E RPynol1b a nd Mr., Vol Ed Noon rdur ncd lo his hvmv, and f,tmLly of L11ncastcr \'bllcJ childn·n. ~lH) <Jilli 1/;uuld, ]ravl' Reynolds werl' l\lr <tnd \Irs . llarry Columbus . after a week's slily at Ra y w.~od~-:car d an d fam1ty, Son ."YYr. and Mrs (' II YuunJ.!: havt! re\UrfH•d rrom .r •·t-rl With rPlal r vr·~ !licks, Jfllorganlnwn. Mr. and Mrs. hi.~ horne, Mlflt' rs v ll lr dlly rcturnt•rl from Era\ 1',1 wiHorr• lht•y 10 Cnlumhu.s u~'lT tlw 11;1~l werk V E. Hcynnld~ (;alhpolLs. Mr and Mr anrt Mr s Fred Blaettnar Mr and Mrs John Hamllton , WNI' rai\CI] \a~l WC'('k hJ lh(' ch•a\h l'IH1 \Irs T. (; H1' .' n11ltl.,. l.!'IJatwh . nnd daugltll'r. M1s~ Nanl"~. rrturn - Jl\.fr and Jl.lr~. Phil Parry. Mr. and OP The Brightest Cor-~ of hts hrothn. Vrrn·l'lll Yr11111g !\ol r. arul ~lr~ ,J,dm ltorlnn und Mr. and :\1rs Ch;u·te~ Vrnman and ller In MlddleJQr1 Labor Da 11 guPsls nl th r· Yr~un g~ .r' ~>on s ..John ~nil .\ 1rrharl . t' harl ~.' - sun, Mark . are muv1ng th 1~ week ed homC' Su nday from Lake Char- Mrs Hobert ParTy and John Partbclr home on Hud !>oll St W('!'<' Mr tun wnt• wp•·k r·nd J; lle~t of Mr. from the Coats apartment on F'runt Ies. La .. where thl"Y an·omtJanlcd ry uf Loga n wcrr sunday dinner Mrs John William Blarttnar and ,. M • Roy Woodgeard and BADR FURNITUBJI:CI «nd Mrs. Wilham Diltz, Colu mbus. and' Mrs Willrnm nr<~nt Lt J h guc .. 1~ o 1 r~. Sl reel. to the F:ob:.cL!tr bou.;1· on dr1_u!/:htrr to t h e1r horne · o n f<muh Th!'.,. nl1;o v1sltrd 'Mr. 1 South Third AvcnU(.'. William lllaettnar relul"llt"d ,home Wouti J.!:r<Hd ·, .'11Cif.:S GellL"fal lfos11 - - - - - -----d11on, Mr. Timoth. anrl havt• \'11 Wanl rl'\u rnt•d ;mr! !r[)L' ' Antly RHt£'v . son of Mrs 1\rlcn vLsltmg Mr ,wd Mr ~ Max Haye s [J;~tev. tert "\'u{'srla.v for nurh;mon , lasl Wednesd:Jy afler an ovcrse:.s .plli!l mission. Dancing Enjoyment Ca n B(' Yours (F.vclyn 1Nm 1'" .1 1. Buth:onon w \' a W Va. w-hen• II" 1 ~ enrolh•cl ;1\ thl' Mr and Mrs. Ashtlln Sayre of Tht·.v wen• ;.!\ll'Sh a: <l family p1r Mr .Rnrt tl-lrs Homer Walter and \\-;~ .~ t Virgn11a We!:ileyoln Univt•r;•'nirhol nc Wl'l"!' wo~k end gUPllts me ill th1· N.L11on •• ! ~·ores! lll'H!" sity. lie I:P"Jfluah·rl from Mllhl:i'- daughtt•rs, Melinda and Sul'!la of Mr . und Mrs. f'rank Stewllrt. then• Wl'rk 1·nd l!lli'Sts of the purt Htgh Sehuul 1n 1953 and ha s ~pen t the Wl't'k (.'ild in Columhu.'i MiLlcrs,·tlle. Wa1·d.~ were \lr :md Mr~ . John ~f'rved in thr Army fut twu ~t'ars with Mr. and Mrs. llohert Wh1tc Mr. ant1 Mrs. Da\'is Wh1ttmgton Mulford tJosep!illll' I.Nnl ~y l, ("olu· 01nt1 hl'fll wurkmg on tht• New and Mr and Mrs. Wyutl Thornp· (Mary Kay Heine ~) nnd daughter. mbus . Yo:k ( l'n\ral railroad H,i\£"'. ~ho son. Cheryl Ann and Mrs Jam e., Laug. 1 <;ene <~ratt· rt'! Lll"ncd tuday f-rom wn.s an oH\s\alldJng at-hldr 1n Illgh Mr . and Mrs Thnmas Smith and a w('ekend \'1::.1\ w1th rnt•nds near Sehoul, plan.~ to try Ollt for foot - so ns. Tommy and Richard, of To- hin {Ma urgucrltc llcmcsl u( Eab\ Liverponl visited ovN tlu• W<'£"k PiU.~burgh ledo. wen> Wf'l'k rnd gue~15" (1/ hall end wlth Mr. and Mrs. John Tct Sum\a~' guc~b ol M1~s \.oi~ ~·,,rll Mr .and Mr:; .John Smith and Mr rf'll Mr and Mr~. Val ltt•ynnlds I'll · • TAP • ACROBATIC auri Mrs AllH.'rl Swlltzl'l w<"l l" Mr e~ntl ~trs. J ll. ( I'"Cil lt"I IHLnt· d w1!-h a harhcf(Lil' ~upp('L Mr and 1\lr~ . Jo hn Smith and • BALLF.T • BALLROnl! l.tlt lt' llowk ln;! : ~lrs Al lt•n Sayr•·. Silllrlay at the1r hnlllt' fur t he1r jl<<l Mr and M1 ·~ . Allll"rl Swatz('] WNC' Amt"svillt• ; Mr ;,nd Ml,. f.l'c Gl.Ls.-,, 'T!:LEV!S!ON 'BATON TW!Hl.ING t•nl~ ·M 1· <lfl•l Mr.\ ll arrv l[a·ks . hul:ltnr~s vi~;ltors in (;,1tltpoli~ I . M·u·galltown, aml ~lr. HLHl Mrs. L. Snar~~sbLLrg Monday . :11r . nnd Mr~ 1'\oah 11u~k1ns t•nto: Ht•yLmld.,, Mull!lrp"rt. Dancil}g is run . Learn every ste p. Learn al[ the bash~ Mr ·.and Mrs. C har\r , Swat<.t'l jnyrd a trip through Wt's l V11 Mr and Mrs. T . G. Hf'VIllfli\ s g a ~~•ul V1rgmia over the we•·. k · and family anil Mr. Hnrl Mrs Don· f 1111 . t.I'IJa tnon wt•rt> weekend ,~~;ue .~ b ol and advanced steps the way thousands have ...... wttl1 r•nd T!wy fullt•wed the Wt:t~l VLr- ald Houck and tlau~hter attended ~lr and l\1r~ . t;t'l"ald Hupe, Brad g111 111 turnpike from Cl_lilrleslon the Manetta Fair Monday . hUt"\' . ~,,d "] Bccklv ~i~iled Mls~; Alit"l' !killed training. Early enrollment suggested . Mr . .l!!ld Mrs la rl Jones and \lr, L" L W(lnd ~~ond her dl:Lugh ., u ,s.un, C~trl Jr., and Mr. alld Mrs. Hum!{arner, furm r r Gallia resid· ll'l", M1 s Walt Beuhm, and dnllJ-: 11 h 1 t·nt. who 1~ llllJH"Oving hnm a car Frederick Reibel and so n, Bobby, ltegiHtraUon . . . for All \l'l. M ,·g<Hl. l:·fi tod_:,•yl fo_~ LLllli.'J 1"\lll<ll tllln . In Blacksburg. Va ., Lhq of Columbus. were holiday wrC'k wtwrc Mr, . \\uod WI ass1~t H r . . I L ""d h; s end gue:s\s u{ Mrs. Strtha ltc1bel ('lasses Thursdtty, St•pt. 6th VISI \ l' d P ru f 11 an y un~-: " . tl ntt~ht cr and filnlll y 111 moving · 11 , . the campus or the Vir- and brother, ' Herbert. 2 lo 8:30 PM t o KnnxvLIIt• "i""n ll. D1·. liNihm will 1110 101 110 . f It I •d " Mr. and Mrs . Paul Duffv and · 1 (" 1 · g1111a l'oly\t'l"hnit• no'i" 1 u (! a.. hiivo• thr t"OilHni.~ .~IOn n ,ap um v· tl r v ~ tt•d M • 1 1 1 and Mr llnrl Mrs. Olho R.lct.> and clnugh 1 in I hi' Air Fnll't' wh(•n hr full~~·d " r m. ~ · ,' hy · ' tbn·•· tcr. Peggy of Bcllair£" visitrtl Mon· k Mr.<. l..olti'o rl 1\Mlll l\11(1 Lndoctnnatlrlll wnr · h II· their n<'w htllll(' . ~h day with Mr 01nd Mrs. Prl<:e Hawk . Mr Min er~\· l lle Mr ~ Jenkins·Purcell Wedding \\Jws Given In Single Ring Service WtliHIIIl \'l~lled Mr accomplisped performer ' by 'i ", , ~ Todd ' ., e 1 ' NO 1?' .FRENCtfAIRMEN REACH ALGIERS ,. ------------------ Pomeroy-Middle(iort, Ohio, Thursday; September 6; 1966 I ! • i I I I '• ' The Daily Sentinel •t r:l ROOMS Of New F~tmlture $299.00 BAKER I = li - MJDDL -- - EPOR_T_ SOCIETY ' 'j .• ' gran· implicit tailoring, white undeneori.Da. In Relte)i' Co-Ceuer, menswear weave of rayou IDd "acetate, Colori1e'~ processed for perma11en1 creue- I Announcing .I stt'' in CHARM-• •Imply wonderful kind of a dr~u thai seldorl sees the inside o{ a closet. Thia ca~digan coatdress ·iA defined with THE RE-OPENING OF Andrew Pavllsli DANCE CLASSES resistance. Black widt copper, blue or while pin &tripe•; brown w;Jh w!Ui<.' I Sizes 1211 to 2211 $8.95 ELBERFELDS . D. A. V. HALL Butternut Strt.et POMEROY, OHIO Your Child Drscn·cs The Best In Danrt• to:ducatlon I Mr. ;md Mr~; K M . Wunrt WL"t' 111 Co iL!Illhll s ovC'r the WPekl·nol ~·: 1 allcnrl Iii (' funnal Wl'f]lllflji! or IL'I . h d' I C1 Jl'' "'tm 1101~ een a me J{'d . ~· . h, ~lt·L s General Jlu~ p.. lltLH .11 t t g. p1tal ha• hrcn n•turnerl hume Ion. anfl Mr. anrl Mn. H. W LL:t" ll~ B 11 ··n t1 L·Lrry We lls Colum· and daughtt·~· ]rene, MuundM·tll .>, · 1 1 \~' s 1 r~t twu weeks with W(' J"t' entcrt~tmcd hv Mr. anrl M1 .~ lll.,, 1•1 I M. ,,. 1 ,\ A Sr;•rbrrry. "!'heir parcn h. 1/wlr gra ndparcnb. 1. an< Mr ;~nrl Mrii Hnlph S!ockmHn, Clll · umllns. s prnl the hnlida:r- weckrnd hl'll' a11d wtrc LH"\"011\patned honw h1 tlw l10ys Their brothl'r, John W('lb. ol ~opiHilHUI'C at Middleport 1\Lgli Sl'hool, 1~ rcmatmng with iJL, grllndpo~n•nts. Other gu~ts at 1111' St·arhcrry home on Lahm· Day wl'l"e Mrs ,\. J. Cath'r and family. Uw~· ll'r Mr . and Mr..; . (;l'on:'~' Vt'ilh and their ~-:ranrtda ughtcr , Mr~ Unnald LL•at·h. l\tr~ Davld OJit'r 111HI Mrs Nora Ohlingt•r \'i~lll•d m £'oint PI£' · asunt a nd Kan1mga Tue~day . Mr. and Ml'S. Orville Mi lli r"n anti fonr ohildren <Lnd Mr . llnd Mrs. Cl.1rPnee Bvers and lhrel' l"hi!drcn Cllii.IIHhLI~. ~pe nt thr werl!f'nd wdh ~~~· an d Mr., D1tvtd Oller (jl\d Mr . ~111l MrN. Gt•orw:e Batey and run11ly nnrl WN£' accomJranied hn Htt' by • )lr 11nd Mr.~ . Eugene SidNii. :\1r . ll ll<i Mrs. Frank King ilnd Hl'll!."l". vt~Jtf'rl Mr~ Charlcii Quillt'll arul fa11ulv and -hks t"i'lat iv<" s in Hun~onv1ll~· over the WP.ekenrl Ol.ht•r gue~ts of the Quillens wl'"l"t· Mr Hnd Mrs. l!:d Ru~!iell and snn · l>:d<it~ (Lil umhu~ Mr and Mr~ Marvin Hamp~hll"l.' NIVU and l'luldl'rn. Donald and ,Joyn' LUll Ann. (;eorg!' Veit.h Jr . and son. Cn\tunhu,o;, wPrr hollday AIIC~I;; or Mr unci Mrs. (;corgr Vt'ith Sr Sun filii Mr ~nd Mr s. John Ve1th and ~n;J . Hoh Mr anrl Mrs. Carl Hath · hurn and La rry, Gallipo!1s, anrl I :\1r anl1 Mr ... Donnld L<'IH"h WNI.' . also ~~W~h 11.1 lht• Veith homr . 1 Chuleti Faulkner w11 ~ a recl'n t M nlt'L"I' lhH"I llJ.! their abse nce r an d :\Irs .ft'.,~r Warren. Ch<Lih''i· ----- - - - ----~:::::::::::::::::::~~==:~~:::::: - - - --- -~~- - Diamond Beuutg ut its Best! INTPIOCKINCf RING sm $500.00 M0lli5-LOCK woHtdi.., ·~~~ nso.oo $150.00 KINNAN-LOCK w.-t~dl"' 11~ 1 $7S.OO "IWI)'I lo&elher - IIWIVI ht plan . , . thiJ-M Kllpt&)le n,,. monrt Rin1t ••• ir~terlncktod to r•vee\ t h'l!ir lull biiUty end br!l· !lance forever: !.very KeeJKikl Enlllf'mPnt Diemond ;, • perlta ll!m cuarlntted in writH>I by KNp.. ke, Good Hou .. ke1pm1 and thi1 1tnr1. ~;'Leu Ill form('r lueul rcsldcnl ' 0 ~ 11\:: ::~\~~ al't•mm~sswner ·lia 1 r~· t, ·------ 1~ '"" COLLINS JEWELRY -~ "W/to,. Yaor Caolld.ocolt J-t.. 1953 Ford VB 1 ton St•k• 7:50JC16-8 ply tires, clfl•n truck. Ford VB Culfomllne 2 ••at covan, real nice Ct.~vrolet I''"'"··· 1 1953 I D:l••:••!,,t;:ll lett co ....rllo vray. ,..., nlcoa, aMr11 1uto. Mercurv R&H, Bo•utlfo'l tu·tone finish. Foret VI witt. ltH•~!''~• re•l clean. SPECIALS AT PICKENS IN MASON CITY AND POMEROY THESE SEPTEMBER. FALL DAYS ARE THE D'AYS TO SAVE AT THESE TWO BARGAIN PACKED STORES! Special! GREEN ROOF PAINT SALE HUNTING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 'SHOTGUNS .. 'RIFLES 'AMMUNITION 'RECOIL PADS 'C APS 'PANTS 'COATS 'GUN CLEANING KITS 'VESTS Won't Wash Off--Stays Green Reg . !'rice $5.50 gal. Sale. Save $1.37 gal Washing Machine SPECIAL USE PICKENS Payment Plan Special! SOLD FOR $99 95 $4.13 gal Your Punhases. More People Buy Pickens' Way Every D•y For Sale! $89.95 Other Washers Priced Up To $169.95 Gaocl Used Small Size Warm Morninq Caal Heater Briggs and Stralton Motor 20" CUI - Sold for $103.95 USED ONE W!NTJ<!rt--GOOD AS NEW Only $29.00 Special! Another Pawer Mower Special Sale!'Now Save 25.95-$78.00 18" eul- Sold lor $89.95 Sale! Save 22.95 Store Hours: Mondov thru Friday, 7 AM to 5:30PM Saturdays, 7 AMto9PM FROM So••ttll CGmplete Lln1 of New .Atw1ter Outboard Motor1 In I 1 METROPOLITAN AUTO ·SALES Mlddl At Traffic Llet.t In eport . 291 N. 2nd Ave MHNieport, O. Open lvenl"'o u.~ 9 P• m. Phona 6045..1 ~--lllllll!lllll!ll!!!l!l!l!!!ill II. _ ___ .... .___ _ ------ ··· ·- I .u .. Extensions For 'NewHaven Street wen a.. teaching courses 11;~ II.Pl!.lied music. . . Prole.ssor McMillen ·recetved ~Is degree of B. of S. L. at the Cmcinnati Biblo Seminary, B. S. at the f!niversity o~ Ci.nclnnatl and Cert!Jcate of Mqstc from the Ctncinnatl Conservatory and has been teal'hing in the public sch.ools of , ·' .. • 1939. \tarket Reports I . MAY BE THE NEXT MISS AMERICA Orawn-BayonetsOrdered To Dispell Angry Mob Of More Than 750 People The crowd ttround tbe Sturgis High St'hool, formerly all·white-, refused to disperse after the guard J;wccd a way mtt) t he building rtrere the Negro children began registering for clase~. MANY ARRESTED PUllsibly 20 pcrsoJU were arrested and othen were knocked down when they lunged at guardsmen turt· . trymg to sl.()p guardsmen from Tlmg~ were quiet today tn Clin· laking Negroes mto the school. , ton. Tl'on . where N~groes were Several other were knocked down I enrolled and attending school un· when 1"1\ey lunged at the troop&. der the watch care or National On e1ther end of the school, Guard troops. tank~ from the 2401h tank unit of .&EnforcEd integrati-;,n at Sturg;~ the guard ·were stationed duriDJ · ~-" ~xploswe. the melee but were not moved. After getting the Negro pupils s.afely inside the school building, Adj Gen . J. B. Williams, in command of the three guard units S"'Tit to Sturgis, telephoned Gov. A. R Chandler that •·order is be1ng kept" and that no damage had been done. But the crowd outside the building was fighting mad and con· f,ouowing hi.s .§eleeUon ~ednes­ tinued m1tling arounrl the grounds, dBl:' olg-ht a;; the new president of hooing the guardsmen. tbe Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Bill Atkins pledged an 1mTROUBLE ON CAMPUS mediate start toward {ormation of There was more trouble in Tex;u; I Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce Is Newly Organized Pldurtd. &bo•• l1 th• NelsOnville ·Fr4ftrn., - •I Eaol• lloFM te•m whfoh ril ha.Ye Gh.tto• of dent, Walter Barbara knight, 86, a lifelong natlw of Hartford, w. va., dJed the Initiatory work at- the Di'" President, Ger&Jd Jacobi!:, 1 at her home in HarUo'rd Wednelday night following a brief illness. She w88 born January 15, 1870 at Hartford the daughter of M:r. and Mrs, Rutter HCtlt botb deceas~d. Her -husband Robert F. Knight preceded her in death in· Surviving are a brother Jim Hott of Hartford: {our son11, Robert and Cecil Kaight of Hunting1\~W:a~ ,Oin~ O~t at the 111eeting ton, Rutter ·nod Emil of Hartford, thati· tUff 'Kousb of New Haven and four daughters, Miss Grace reee.liuy purchased · rbe Parker l<nigbt, Hartford: Mrs. Lavine proPerty ·in New Haven and plans Powell, Nitro, Mrs. Bessie Smith, ·to bave the plot surveyed and divMuon and Mrs. Sue Ke11, Hartided into Iota for .sale. The -street fotd. 'f et,tended would be placed' in the Servicca will be held at the dlrec!!tion of the Ooummunlty Buildia& irom the vicl~~ty of the New The September term of circuit residence at 2 p. m. Saturday H1ven Mill put the pottery. court was opened by Judge J. M. Rev. A. A. Angle offlciating. It ·was reported tbat tots in th e Harper of Spencer on Tuesday ial will be at Graham Cemetery under the -direction of Fogelsong area to be served by Lbe street morning in Pt. Pleas~nl Funeral Home. ·h•ve already been sold and water In his ctlarges to t]Je crand linea muat be laid to them right jury, Judge Harper remlnded away. thflm that tbe purpose or the ~tuse of the 91'otcst of several grand jury is not only to brlng ci~Ds regarding recent parking persons ·to trial but too also proCINCINNATI, 0. UP Proordinances passed by the counc•l ted cltbcns -against unfounded ,duce: liiJlitbl; parking on Fifth and Main accuaatlons. Eggs, 11teady, prices at farms Stree'fs, permit. will J»e given to Harper will preside over the U. S. consumers, wbi.te and brown periODS living ~~ t~e \ restricted court {ollowlrfg his appointment A jumbos 46-49; mo.stly 46-4'7; A are.s. The pei'mits will allow tbe to the post by Governor W. C. large 44-47, mostly. 44-45; A medibearer fo park in tl-ont of' thetr Marland following the death- of ums 2830, mostly 30; A small UJ· 21; B la•·ge- 34-38, mosUy 35-38. pl•ces of Rsideno~. the late Judae Lewis H. Miller. The possibillt)' of placing a Harper lfllt Thursday was se· Chickens, barely steady; fryera street light n~ar- the. l'ri~d Gibbs leeted t1 run for the post in the 3-3\i! lb 17-18; hens, heavy ove-r 5 properi)' in the Upper part .)( the No•ember" 6 election at a Demo- Jb 14-J~; hens, 0 lb and under 14: town WIS discussed and • commi- I cratic convention held In New het:15, light type 11-13. ttee •ppo.inted toinveStigate. Haven. Butter, 90 •core- 68. ONff OF; THESE MvJ~ I ~~=:.~: 1 ·~~~~e'lP. J active committees to carout tQe: eoals of the newly rt;;~~~=: ~-~ • orga.ni,IM "'d vlc bQ.cl)r_ lU- further Swain. Memorial Service Plan Training Meetiog For Officers ls Highlight At Of Home Demonstration Clubs Sept.l2 Baptist Camp Oyo the ofli- One fl;! the most sJgi:lificant .tn4 Impressive parts of the program at tlle Twentieth Annual Bapti.'lt Camp at Camp Oyo, twenty miles west of Portsmouth, was the Memorlal Service for the Rev. w. w. H. l r r • ormer I r P ~- th ~ y o •• ~mou Auu the Rev, T. T. Shelton, formerly b tb f Ra . o eme o of whom have • d I h pas.s. . away ur ng t e past yeBT. A training meeting for The program will open with get· cers of Home Dcmonstrat"ion Clubs ting arquaintcd at 12:30 p. m . ' and Home Demonstration Council with the rr ~«ular buew· ..., ess and members will be held at the home training prngram starting promptof Geneva H .• Nolan, County Home ly at J :00 p . m . Miss Vivian John· Economies Agent on Wednesday, 1stun, Extemion Supervisor of Septem~r 12th. Home Economics in Southeast ' Ohio will meet with the group to help with the program planniAg . suez cOmntlttee • StUdy1n0b Nasser Compromise Offer • The purpose of this training ,. · t h 1 rr· d mee mg 1::; o e p o leers an CO\Int'l( members understand their Rev Hart wu pastor o! the CenresponMbiluy to the Home Dem. tral Baptist Church in· Portsmoulh, onstralion program. Since SeplemWl8 founder of the C1mp and also l her Is the month for all clubs to set up tP.eir annual program for d ~ tor a ·ec un ttl tbe past two yean. 1f ' Rev. Shelton served in the capacity CAIRO UP - The five-nation the Y"'-"r 1956·57 information will of Business Manager over a long Suet Committee met privately to- be gJv<n to help each club underperiod of years • day to study 11 c01mproml!Oe P'f"o- stand the different projects as P<JSal offered by Pres1dent Gamal planned hy the Home DemonstraThe young people · who had 1Abdel Nasser on operation of I he lion Council. k nown these two men, preRnted 1· Suez Canal. The atmosphere was tb it d ed h t ta All council member._ and oifie serv e an IITang t a pe optimistic.. cers of cluhs are invite"d to attend recordings be made to be ICJJt tfl Egyptian source.~ ~aid Austral- this training meeting on SeptemMrs. Hart, who now lives wltb her ian Prime Minister Robert Gordnn ber 12th to help gj.ve your own daughter at Norwalk, Ohio, and Menzies head of the' five-nation local club a big push for the year. Mrs, Shelton, who is making her group .~ked for time out in tht A letter on informal ion is beiag home on Butternut Ave. in Pome- negotiations to cnn~ull wllh Brit- mailed tc. the home Demonstration roy. ish Foreign SeelTtary S('lwyn Counci.l members in regard to Rev. and Mn~. Zundel of lhe LJoyd , ehairm,ln of lh r London this meet.ing . Any officer who local Baptist church both served Suez conferenc<' , wishes furtfi'er infnrmation, pleaSI! as fostructors at the Camp and Nasser and l~r MPnzu•s commlt- ~ contHct your council members in were RCCompanlell by six young tee- met four lmw.~ in three da~s your local communHy o-r the Expeople from their church. The to- Whether they woul<t hold lheu tens ion Ofnre. fourth. day of lalks flepl•nrlcd on tal camp program wa.s both edu- whether Memirll rr1n hrar from catlonal and challenging and all London in thal ttmc. There W<tti a having had a happy, pro- possibility the two sides woul,-1 experience while there. me c:t tonight . I Eleven Driver Rev. R. Zundel Peonits Granted Is Speaker For For School Buses Lions Meeting Meigs County Jloard of Educa- tion today announced the granting The Poml'roy i...LClns Chill met W e dnP..~ day norin nl th,• F'cr!rn atP.d Church with Rrv ctart'lll " nl li<IJ I. Prr~ident prPsHilll£; Rf'gular bu ~i­ ness was Lrans.•d~'"d rollowmg lilt' lunrheon and Il rv Ralph Ztmd,'l of thr Pon 1 roy B; 1 pt1~t ehtHrh Meter, E. F. Wilson. was the g u(' ~{ ~pt';Jkrr Northern District: Charles BUt· fiue.sls ~l :t' ndtn,r: w~Tf' f. len Ge~s · cher. ton of Allll'"n~ !'Mil Rng:m nf Po•·l· Southern District: Earl Adams, ~;mouth :.nd 1-~rnrst Carlr r ol J\1 11· Bernice Lev.aeey and Roy Ken- ford . . net'h Ernest ('ovNi, Prngnw1 f'hnlr· Western IJ:lstricti Robert Swick. man todav announrrd lhill Holant! Le Vaugh11n or lhl' Vanatliun Corp. will give a talk on lh.l'" proDIVORCI SUIT FI.LED cees of mak ing .,teet at next we r ll'" s Janet VanCooney, through her m~ting. Covert ' al~>o announred thRI next of friend 1 J . B. O'Brien hilS fil«<d suit for divorce from Bowen there' will !)(' a nwrt rng of fhe PrvFJ:"4Jtlc:Ua VanCooney, HarriSOJiville gram Committee next Monday evl'· cb~iJDI croaa ne·alect o( duty nin..g at 7.30 at the City Loan off· ice~>. and ~xtrem• cntellf. of School BUs Driver permit& to eleven pe-rsons In the county. Grant~d pel"mlts by the board's action were: Easte·rn Di..!ltrict, Paul Chevalier, Marlon Parker, Mary K. Ro"C, W8'l'ren Rose, JamP.I' Van wnuanu. Stock. < . ~-""'"-.........--------~-- $67.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE ' ·~uslc ha•• chorge of wls ov,,.d,lvo.l Ct.evrolet 4 dr. New lully "laan, ITI'Oior fine. ~· would ~botaf grodpt; as •h•t, Barbara Knight Fune.ral ServiceWill Be Saturday Harper Presides As Circuit Court Sessions Convene R&H, lleat Plymouth lelveder• top. One local owoer 11nd nice. 1912 DGdge 2 ~·~~• uupe. v•"'"'"· I Murray, Po••·l Ct.evrolet !::~.:~. broken and Mrs. WUl;am Murray. \\Tor>lt.ngloot. Ky .. wNe recent Mr 4 dr. Deluxe gat covtrl, clean I !10\ld Ct..vrolet Club cpt. ' ""' of hb moth". M" '""" I, I WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY B£ST IN USED CARS Faulkner. wh tl is being treated for guests nf hls mll'l.her, Mr::~ tl . Jamr es whn plans to go 1ere ur P_OI_•_or_o_y_,_Oioio __•__ , tw~lr·~c~~:sD~~~l~0~~~~ied recently ___________.:,.____e._st_~_•_i_"_s_t_.___________ in Dayton wtth srvi'L"nl CIHI..,tn .~ nn.t was a hou .~rg ucst of Mr. and :O.Irs. ;..1ax 8owru11n. She 11b11 vL~IIc<t uu aunt, Mrs. HaJTy Bowman, and JOlflecl in a famd~· ~·r•lt•hration nf Mrs. Down111n's birthciJy un Au g1hl 29th. Miss Sallv Gilnwrr. wh11 I" f'lll· pluyed tn Washington, D. C.. ~pt'n! lht! weekend wilh her parenh. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore, and hnul.v ,. ..no·cil ·Studi'es \.Auu__ exteihlins: l'irst Street ·in New Ha- Ohio. vel\~· W.S.· br:ouJ~;ht ur>J at ;a m~eting of -tfit "t6\fh c:Quttell ih the town half,Dn Tues:<Jay _tve"ning. I I:; James WiJUam McKenzie. 51, Elm Street, Racine, l'etired loekman at Lock~ 21 and 24 where he had worked for 28 years, died in Holzer Hospital Wedne"llday night of a heart itltlck. He was t'UShed to Holzer by the Racine Emergency Squad at 7:00 p, m. died shortly after arrival there. 11(UJTI to Cypruar tor stand-by duty In the Suez canal ~rial.!,. Surviving are hls wife, Lau~~o~; Fiench atr foret personnel disembark .n Algiers. (lntensatlormlJ one son, David, with tbe U. S. '. . r· a brother, A·rmy in Germany: Ralph of Racine, and two elsters, Mabel McCormick ~ ' and MILttie Ho~lzel, both of Columbus. l'"'ricds may call at .l he Ewtpg Funeral Homf' at- any Ui'ne. Services will be held at the • I Baptis t Church of Racine. Time ..FriipdJ ·or the· ~v . ' and . Mrs. He attended the Middleport and date w111 be announced liter ·n~n )JdQ)Ien, WaibVtgton Court· schools ~hen his father was pa.s- pending word ·£rom his soli hi Houo.:· f~er M&Mfeport It resi- tor of ..the local Church of Christ Germany. • • dealS:l l\ave r~eeiv~'word of the and b~g;m his musical education ap~(Di$ept of t.ltelT:~on; Leon R. , with Mr~>. A. R. Hecox, piano ~o the. 1;101ition . <Lf PJ~e&'$or of teacher. ·all&lc iD t~ , .ne.w 'J!iY'~ic departTh I h. .,. , 1 · o;m the AUam:a eH;lstian· Col· e story o 1s new po~1 wn ~ iF carded in an ls.sue of Ih r. > "Ed- l 'k • Att.nla,l!GJ. · :> ueation on Fire For Christ" pub· -' ·'• r ' Jication of the .school and said ~.'iuStu~iOn ot t.;e, Pn~sibility or l w.._. sk 1" by 11fterneon .r evenl~t~to Pllr and cool•r toni.,twt. Fr. ., wn.ny Hloh ,.,.,. 10 •• " 76 to 1$ podtion. Low tonight 44 to 52. Ni!tJOnal Guard..sm~n with drawn bayonets forced a path through an ;:ngry th.rong 1t Sturci5, Ky., today and escorted II Nei)"o dllildren ,n. to a newly-rntegrated pubJic .schoo; The sltuation at Sturgis, a small town rn \"he western part of the1 state, suddenly developed into the mO!'it crrtical spot In the SWiftly chang1ng sehool , IJ!tegration plc· I A$ SINGLE COPY Degree- Team Here Sunday FOE District Named Pro~essor Of Music At Atlanta, Ga. FURNITURE Mr~ BuSiness Phone 398 Fqfnier' Mi~dleport Student ' Ohio: M.tty eloudr sienal thowen and tumlne coeler '"" ''"'I. ________________________________~ n~hWMI -~ iN I ;~~~~~;~===~~~~~M=r~·~'="d~~M~r~•~·~J~•:•e~~~··:•l~f•~·~'n:•:IIJI 1:'.., James W~cKenzie Fatally Stricken By Heart Attack • WEATHER entucky National Guardsmen Ordered Into Sturgis To Enforce · lntegrafio In School I I enttne D•tloted l'o T_h• lnter••t• 01 The Meig•·Mutlota Art•a VOL Vlll ,' at y 1 -:~:-~~--~~~=---------------------------------~=---~~~~~~~~:.~~~~~::~-=~-=-=-=~~==~:.::~~:::..:~:::_ \ • • today. Shower 1 ondinst eDit clear ' ' • stat~ that the Chllllber of Commeree heneelortb wouJtf adopt an attitude of progr~ive aetion pointed toward the betterment and advantement of the community. ln the reorganiutional meeting held in the offrces of the OhJo Power Co. on Mu.l berry-av other officers elected were: Rnnald Springer as s:en-etaey - treasurer and directors. Ralph Graves, . Bill Anderson, Franklin Rizer, Clarence CoiJins, Rich Foil-rod, Lea Fultz and Bill Grueser. ·Named to the membership rommittee were: Bill Anden!)D, chairman; H. E. Bflney, Clarence Coltins, Bol;l Jacobs, ~nklin Rizer, W 11 G • -" Ful~ d lr a er rueser, .~&~~ w; an ving Karr Jr. The newly eleded presilent bas t M d ~ t 10 10 30 se - on ay • ~p · at : P· m as a meeting date for the Board of Directors. Attending the reorganizat.ional --• mee ,.mg on Wedn"""'ay ni gbt were Ronald Springer, Franklin Rher-. John Richmond, Bill Atkins, Bob Coates, Leo Vaughan, Irving KarT Jr., HaR1d Smith, Walter Grueaer, Ro a~-· FulllL N w , . · Y .,..,...ang, J...a~ Compton. Woyne Swtshed. Dick Owen, Bill AnderSon, Tom Weston and Guido Girolami. I dered. Dean W. D. Akin said .lessaJyn Yvonne Gray, 18, and Laure EUi», 17, had qualiried for admis.sion to Te)iarkana Junior College and would be permitted to attend classes next M011day with 1,000 wbiu- students. Registration -of the two Negro coedB at Te:urkana was aecompli9hed without any interluenee. Ten- whue 11,... at ~""·"• ·-National Guardsmen protected 12 Negro students who enrolled in the hi&h school, a .handful of angry white mf!n turned their attenUoa to newsmen ud photographers. Several pbotogrlphera were pushed around at Clinton Wednesday when they tried to take pictures of 15 men who had ~n arrested during race demonstrations 1 1r ·1 being re eued om ja1 . •- BULLETIN ~ - HAMDEN, Cona. UP - n.. ltody of • llaby wM found in. • weodt h..-e today •nd Stl.h Pellcoa Mal. Geo,.. ._.....,. ..W "It prDb.bly ...,. th.t Of kklo ftl.p!d Cynthia Ruotolo. where demonstrations sent police to a jumor college campllS. Un.kown penons bunll!d a cr05ll on the campu& of ~ Texarkana Junior CoJieg111, ,Wednesday nJaht only a few hours after two Negro coed& were permitted to register. the eros:; burned half an hour in front of tbe Texal·kaoa oidmini.stration building. It wu bu.rned W.t when city police arriVed on the campus. An investigation Wall or- GUAIID•-·N -.: WATCH · MANHANDLING Guardsmen declined to inter. fere as the photographers were manhandled but said later they would have stepped in had the :~it· uation gt)t out of band. Bill Andenon, a. Knoxville Jour. nal reporter, was treated at Oak Ridge, Tenn. hospital lftet a group of angry men ganged him at Oliver Springs, near Cllnton, and told him to get out of town. �. .•""'""""·...·-·· ...... .,...,. -- -BROAD RUN 2-.Jfhe Sentine-l ; Pom e ro y' M n ldle p o rt · 0 · Se pt 6 , 1956 The Daily Sentinel OEVOTED TO INTERESTS. OF MEIGS •tcHARD S, OWEI'If !#£". MCIIl. '' • ; '• N::tlo tal ad\lf'r1ising J ... nw l deaths. If the victim is uncon!cious p<1.st .,Htca &·~ ,] shows no bre11.t!ling movt:m o.:n ..s . h1 s duuttt'll of evl:'r bre a J " " ': ag 11in depend on how fast ;, .. !: ~l., urtif•rial respiration, say. >Ill n-~--•••·- ticle in the me:.li ;i¥~. Ptl· m a g a -.: i n e •• J'!-;:., Bo!ttDelli ·Kucb11.tt, Inc . MJ Lex.a,gton Ave .. Ne w York City , lt:, :-.; Y Subscription ratu J)t:'liVr J y by raro rr wttett' available 30 ct>nl! ~ W~k : onr yf'ar 1r advallt'Q al Th e I •;n ly St:'tl<tnel offie• . $15 60· 111: m o~th ~ $7 8u : tb rt• r m .. nth ;; t:.I9U By rr1 :H : .o r ruute wberr ~vadah t one m • rth . Sl By lllJI I o nt• y•·ar .$8; stJ monlb.8. 14.23 me .• 1" 0 n1bs. $25\..: n nr moo:;1 :&1 . repr':'Sf'n t .a t l\"e, " , ;o ;- .-._F- · ,4"1l £;;: . --. 1zer 8 p~trum. The m&rgm be- FRIDAY B 00 St.t:n On 8 00 Captal·n Kangaroo 9 UU Garry Moore ''•' • ' C: · · ,. ._. . . ' i" 1 I 6:00 Spol'lts Eye 6:15 News Picture fi:SO Duwn You Go 7 :00 Tony Bennett Show 900 !'3U Arthur Godfrey Strike it Rid1 1 l · t)U Val1ant t.ady ' I l!:! Love of Life J J · ~u Search for 1'on10rrt'w ll "~ Guidlnil 12:00 Ray Mi,tland Show 12: .s the Ww'd Turns 1·00 Johnny Carson SbtN 1:30 Houseparty u!:ht ' , 53U Sign On Howdy Doody Hulldto.g Am~rlra Fucy Uncle Johnny Coon. Captain GaUant Mr W1za rd Captain Z-Ro Duwn On The Farm Wes tern Theater Dance Party Rny Rogera '" 9.30 u 3U .!'~WASJIINGTON ==.;i=::= MAi\CH OF EVENTS i::~~ liiiiiiliiiiiii~ SATURDAY tween life and deat-h k• meas· ~ ---.:- . ~· _ Ul·ed In 11econds. 2'00 Big Poyoft - - - · -:~~-Kneelir.g with · - · 'f_ ~ .-:::- the victir.o 's head 2.30 Bob Crosby Show --:_· .::--:-~\..,L between his 3:UO Brighter Day .. ·- lltil knees, tht opera3:15 Seer<.:< Storm tor pl&ce! both hands on rhe vic- "3 :30 Edge of Nla:ht tim's back, thumb! touching and 4 00 Katie's Kitc'b~n heels of h&nda just below the arm4:30 Lucky 8 Ram-h pit level. The ope.r&tor fl!l'Ce51 the :>.00 The E.arly Shuw victim to exhale by slowly rock 1ng fot·ward, straightarm, until hi~ 6:10 Regiooaol Reporter arms are about vertical ao that 6' 15 Dou.g tas Edwards !low, even. pressure l~ exerted on 6·:iO Mv Friend FH~ka the chest. 7:00 Hollywood Summer Th.eatre No Ceorlh of ldeu 1,000 Pour In Ju 1 t The patient i! made to inh&le. 7 ·30 Playhouse of Sinn by slowly rocking backward, slid' for Postage ~IGtnpJ For Nut Year Alon• 8:00 The Crusader ing the hands under his arms just 8·::10 Highway PatrOl above the elbows and raising the E'p1rt<tl tn (' , ,•/ r ,J! P i!· ~ ~ A ~• ·wiul i n'l arms until resistance and tension 9 ·00 The Lineup W T i\~. IIINGTO!': Wh;o tlwr m· nu t yut •'ll neeJ a four·f'f'nt stamp: are felt at the patient'e shoulder~­ 9 :30 Person To Person 1~ ln s tc1111 of a t h••~· <l'll lt'l , to rna •l & ]dt~r ne x t y~ur, tht' Post The cycles are steadily repeated 10 :00 Your Ea.;o Reporter 12 time~ 111 minute, eacn pha se oc- 10:15 Sports Parade (i/11(' ~ rl<· pa! l !ll <' lll I:; ),. ~ .y O te>~ e day>~ \ \ !'t"; tllll!;; WI\ It the ]H'QI.I]em eupying about equal time. Wherl ,or what new ;,t um] • .~ to put uul d11rm l> IY~,7 . 10:25 W e<arth-etmlan artificial respiration i~ in procu.s, • l l'~ no easy problem, c•ther , !or U•l Jt' partm ent has received ovet1 10 30 Dateline: Europe m11terial can b11 clearo:d from tht! ~.ouo l! utn:.-s tiuns for new I s su e.~ ! IJ ·OO News mouth. These )!Lit; &t'Mliuns runge !rum u .!ltnmp honoring the nation's tlrsl 11 :05 ].ate Show Wht:'ll the patient begln1 to gasp, ~>~a~·lng>t n.n1l luun K3soc tallon tu anottu~r markl11f the opcralul' should time his eflilt' annh•er ~ nry of C ottun Wt'l:'k . However, onl> forts with the p&tient's until he u l1anJf•.ll or tile lllpectal Issu e, being urged 01'1 starts to breutht> effecUvely. Then the v1etim s hould be Ulken to a l1 1e d;;'p:.t l'IIM·nt prub ..d.Jiy will be cho!len for pro· hospital. du c tluH. At h• a~tt some or these selections will b( How long sl\ould artificial res· llnzuJUJirl'tl before the end or 1956. piration be kept up when a All ye ur long. requ~~;ts pour Into the departl ·:.... aone Aboul 3 yeor after his las! drowned person 11hOW!t uo response FRIDA'I mc- nt fur sr~ctaJ. ne w ltlllmJJII. They cume trom l'luse-up under Lhe hot bright at a!l7 At leu!<:lt half an hour, most 6:55 Si&n On 11tnte and local on'lciah desiring to I?Ublldze .1110~ • lights, Sen. Estes Kefauver, not experts advis~. _ -- - . 7 00 Today pu.rttculor evmt or pruduct, from cha.mb'-r::t Q( ' y.et 50 Years old, Wll.!l lending the 9.00 Coffee Tim~ comlr\erce, fro11•. stat,. lt'r.- t .~latt,res eager to makf 1~52 field on two SJJCcesslve hal· JO·OO Bome their arras better kn own. or frorn membera of lol_11 in C/ticago fur !he DemDCrutic Editor's note: This Is the aec:• wh om 11 :00 Tic Tae pcmeh Con!(rcsa who waflt to "do right" by their 8UP• IJOffi\111\tiOn for prusident 0£ th f! ond Df three dlsp•tehas eompar- make 1· ·3U It Coultl Be Y(JLI J>urlen. Unitcp SU1.tes. 12·00 Comt'ra G~ tu Sdi.OQ1 lnt, ·•Pd coat,r utl.n' the Demet- show . ! Alexander DurlnG' the laat 111!5JIIon or CoT'!gHl!l, mOte thl1') He'd .hth·e gnt it , too, but for lhe eralle • l•pllblleen candl. 12.:m CurJ'l'<ntf. 150 blll11 were I!Ubmltle<.l for new stampa ~ a dlft'erHamlllon en•u~.• of Hany S. Truman of 1Dd1t11 for vlee president. 1::-m Tenne&Se El'nie ent one every weli!'k ' Cutrlt's (If these billa wen df'pe.ridenee~ .Mo. In · pn.rla;ylng his BY LYLE C. WILSON whn•t• 2·00 Ma<tinee Tht'atl1! ll'l!nt to POBtmaster Gene1 ul Arthur B. Summerneld, whoae job It 11 :;.,. ~~Y; ..;;..,y~i!i TV · tbow HJto. a !Jigger polltleal United Pn111 St•f~ Corr.. po.l"'dent <~ud ang11ish il'1ltll1~:~ -..;;...~ ::1·00 Queen Jo'or a Day lo approvtl any he con»hlerll worthy. rut•t>e'(, l{ef&HIV~r t\tJ'd. flled in th1· W A.SIIINGTON UP - Sen F.s- revcl u tlon ~ to :l.45 Modern Komauces Unotfh:lully, five new stumps H«m tn tt11ve bef'n given the no4 Tlwu ;~ h h ~ fall. h:! ;,hall Mt Nl rlV wintc•· of 11!1,:)2 in New Ham]' lt•s Kt•fouver may ur · mil)' not bt• po.~nl ~ !tu'u l d hll\'1' 1 . UU Comedy T ime for ne)(t year. They would commemornte: 1 .~· l.l!e r!y t' :t"! 11 .r .. n ; fo r the !;hire's k ick-off presitlential pr 1 eleott-d vice president next Novem- () ' ('il l'. 4:30 'My LitrUe t\.Lw~ie In J&nunry, the 200Lh birthday annlvenmry or Altxa.nder Hamil~ ln r, l ut:~ o l d. ·H r L;; r with Hit~ mar.v. Mr Trumnn , then PH'Sltlrnt bt'r , hut wln or loAs , he'B st>cUrl' 5·00 Aunt. Dru ton; In May, the 35Qlh annlvera<u·y of \he ~etlllng ur Jamestown Halley Effectlva 1.:.:1 1.~ ( l '..;:!:u ::: ,:.; !.) of the Umt£'(1 Stntc~. Wa.!l lt!L' otlwr In an ~~l"torical nichc' 6 :00 News Pi~_.>ture Va .; In Augufl, the M t h unnlver11ary ot t11e rounding ur the United Anotlw• t·Ht•d!VI' llll'lnh••r of th1· llt•tn ol' !' ~tt it- cntn· I ',· a m: lll ·~ J ~,0lt :.: ht:~ unU States Air Force, and, In NovemtH'r. the 50th llnnlveJ'llary of Okla6:1 5 Spol"is Eye Tht' lull m:tn from 'T't>nrw~ ~ ~~~· (' a~ l W.l~ n•un -t ·t Hud <~ lpl t llullr• y. Kd:~uv.r o,lf••h Trum•n :t · . ' 1~ · r s" · · ·i l, he i3 nol hehoma'a admlttanct" to the Union, nnd the 17rJth unnlvt"rsary of the 6 2!i I.Ps Paul Wll$ the fir~t Americun poUtit'an u kn if• sh:••·p Dl' mi!'I'U1 o r with 11 q., ~·~~ till' 1'1/lls!dl·ruhle Unt117.t•ment ,Yutui n ' ,] ('ll l:t .l ti :J a~ htn ,tl' .ls I H~ 6-:ill Cok{' Time Tnaty of Parle, which •mcle\1 lhe nevolutlumuy war and made the ' •U he ! •In-d. (ll)r pic1.urc~ ••~ WPII drop ••f S pM11;I1 inqt .. ~ilnr' ~ lJ ' ..,od o0'£ :111 Trnnwn :;nd others, K!.' ea~' llhil.' r 1· ." l , ~ uul f v l' \h e' Unlted Statea o.n tndepen<'lent nation . fl 45 Nt;'p'll~ Camvan Its for ~011nd All po1i1iduns a• ·e .~ o 111 hi., 11•i n ~ . Tht• ~ 1•••· of 1ht,. ~!il'1w r lre k1·rl :\ lr· Tntnl lln so }Ja!ld of C ~ H I J( w illllt:'\ l' r be 7·0o.· Dl" , Hudson's .Journcl Wll't'd now Kefauvor·.~ entry intu g rot1p. t he ;:O<•tl g uy c, f Kd it iiVt·r' s b<1dl y t hat thr· s ting was slil l In w i th d Ja\'; Ol f ;·o m 11;111 a ::~ I•H1g IN DECIDING on thue stampa, thll po11t otrir.e chose from 8 ":if\ ThP Wh i~ t'er nR1wnal polilit•al 11romnH•nce wa s TV drnm ~. w~• s . 1,f c·uw sr Ko:< Pu• s t•nt of Mr. 'l"s pnnts when lU:tli e t'ul tlnfl ly ~ ,.c! .s ;·ur y ivu· raft Of po£nibllltl~i!l. For ln~tttmce, Wnbn1h, Ind, wanta a l!ltamp ll :!IO Big Story elrctl'nnlc<llly fJI'Opt>l]ed. fmw 1·r ' rht• Dt' .uucrat, ll$semhlt>d again honoring It &8 the nrat city In the wurl1l to be lit by electricity: 9·00 Cavt~l(•ade (1£ Sport• Over a pl!ri()rl of months In 1950 The had J.!UYS w1we lh l' hood - 111 nlltlotJal ronv~nti3n last munth 1!1'~3. ----· Other propoaed atampJ wonli\ ·~ommrrnoJ•ute America'• fil'llt klnd~r: ·51, Kcfouve~ rl i rect{•d and plll>yf"d lums, bi~-: un d 11!11 •·. tlw 1r mo ll.~ i11 Ch kn g o Mr. Tnnnan st l ll Uocli pn ~ t"d il t•• \lH · S1 '11ak . g1ll tl up- 9 45 Rffi HurbE:<r's ('or.ner rart.en, CaUJ'omla redwood tnes, anti the round InK of a atate normal a b!g role Ill n tcl~\·ision Sel'ia! 1 ami somo· of tlwt r j)~t ) itwa l 1111 1 ~ nnt r .ll •' l ur KcfHuvet· nnd thC' fo r- provcll and bc•e:ull<' thl' Jnv ~ s llga­ lO ·OO 'I'rulh or C(lns;equences IChool. whlc~ packed the drama of all the who.n ~f~u·on· "lbP••YUhJII bv au - ~ner prt!sidcnt wa~ thr mnsl pt•nm- twn ch<uruwn. 111• madl' I he tlt..:L10:30 Lirt• of Rtloey The communltlel of Groton. Mur .; Billerica, Mt111., and Bath, !\oap op?ra~ and big .money giVe. thnrity of I he· u S S1·natt· tO lip- ml'nt mnurm•r when lhl' scnator s!Oil to let the TV t'IIITINas roiL N. C., are among tholff! rllqnes tln!i flllllnp.ll honoring their founding. ') away PI og1 am s .eomhtnetl. II waH Jll'itr nn hi s -how ThPV c;une and took olf with lh1s y mn 's vicE' H would not he h1r. 11t hc•·.' tu 11 ·00 -Ne\'PS Paul Revere, Amelia Earhart and tM late 8t"nator Robert Taft are · lhe Kefauver cnme lOve!ftigali•n. nw.rc o£\en ~ha~ 1,11 t, ·· lht·)' !'OI: pr~llid1•nt.i<l l nomlnrilion 'fhr only put ni l uf Kdnuvc• 's s uccess on amonr &he American dtlzena propoud aa ·•ubject. for new aull : O~ WPo~her spon~~ortd by tht! U. :S, ~enate · lnpsed , ' Uun)! wlllcli l'Otild l1 n1t' t1utl 1· Mr lhe TV np~ratiun lie scrHd 10 bnlvea. The supporllng ra.~t lnrludNl 'l'I1C !!enuiM hu 11 T•·uman fe1• l W' ors t wnultl lwve fruitful yt•ar o 111 the Uouse before J1: 10 Press Box: 1 ·~here muat bt" a reRaonable limit to the number of atampa we three U . s. Senator~. only one oo~r~t~;"~·~~::.~~~ bePn lht• numin:tiJun of Kdauvcr ltuming towarl l\hl• SeiJatc. 'fu can 111ue," aay11 the Post Otflce department But however atranp for pn•si tlent. Mr. 'l'rum;m didn't rcuch lht' Senate, Kcfnun~r had lu 11 : 1~ GN'n.lt'l:lt Fight!! or C~>n1ur1 ltiOme of the current .. uggt!Rilon!l may llt'em , remetnw;Jnt !\:ll:ti F. Stevenson, either lx•at the Tenne;~.M' C m3chine of. ller America alre1uJy twa 1s~uet1 sta.ntp~ whoae ~rub- We heft ) but h, , dHin'\ wunt Kefnuver a lni bos.s Erl Crump, auo.l he did .su. 11:80 FON"i·gn ln!Tigue ,.eta were Ule Ponv Expre~~. an oak tree, butfalo ! lJltlr.• ACROR~ Ke{<JUVl'L' h<.~d been a d.lsl11guished 12:00 Tonight 'LUI. ling, the horaetrs11 CllrTinge, motherhood.. pure Have H•uM DOWN .1.1;- Ml,m't : ' 1. Scrutinlu . K(' ~Jrunr ' s rrin w s how on TV 1 member of Congrt's.!i, nol much l .J..oni·· ,ha~P'I n~lc"'ood and druga, uuJ file Jlr~JL v:illte child botn ln hlalo H tl 6. To un n• ftat bOttomWla countL"y. nPme h;Jd ll ~ Ill!.: monu·nts twrp and 1 liked by hi ~ cu\leagues and not l•rl bout puft I pUllS I thr•·:· lk har·g,,d llltu Mr. Tru- 19152 f'l!;Jch for the Dl'mocntic Th.ta never-end•nlo:' stt·eam or Htrnn~, new atamp!J may drive up tLoral U. S. n l!.ll· illilll s tJ\', " J :t d\ SIJII l ' •tm1y a nd pre.s.ldential nominntlon. Kehnver poat&l clerlta~and the &'eneral pu].)l'" -- to dletractlo~t. HowJ!ver, they P. Kin•t countr1· Naul 1 ' l.lppt•d 11 11j ;1 o,lnr.l' uf <·on·upliun had the ~uppor1 uf not one Senate , mak• many votel'lll hnppy. And !he mnny thoun.nda of <lolhu.~ that ot 2. Veh1Clt' J7 l-IIL • O I ~ , · ­ whtcl1 Wolil<l huvr nmg all bells colleagul' 'n or ot lht• political ur- i 1tamp collectou apend acqulrlnJ:' a!l lhc new lBauea belp th~ paM rock 3. Vtraatlle Iog but fur t !w fact tha1 the area was gani1.at inn In his own stale. Trn- ~ tffice keep ll11 detlclt down com~h.lcrablyl, FRIDAY !0. Out loud ! hyphencnml.JiPUI't h, v then l'Ompared with wha1 nesRel''s deleg11tion voted llg'llinst . • 11 5 --__:__ IZ. River rh&n. aterl) IW l!Oil Sign On " un tl lt'rl' Whl'!l old Tom Kt•fauver hnrl ht"f'll u di 'i"(lngulshed n~l otf Man· 4. N~vl'r 20 Slantt·.-.• t'ilm & Fancy 12 l'~o~nd~rilast was hoss. nomination on Lh•· . fir~! Chi cago OO h11.Uon ( pnet ) roln l~•t~rrl•l ' • An•,.~• J·''U Jo't·m i n-ine Touch Th aena l ur Jl Ia~·rct in Ch lrngt) ballot. bland " 0. Exda 22 (Hfi<'t't' Ill ;12. OI,IIOXIQIIS 2 00 Fdm Feslival d d ug .ur t•nougb poltr·r· 1·,n·up14 Gl!•l'a naml!! matlnn I hiHJ.:•• ,( ".n !''·' 1\ l Twu Gun Ple.yltousPJ t5 Gold t H<'r 1 (i Rubber tree tJon to Jinx thP 1fl:'i2 n Plt•t·twn 4·00 !l hTIJ.:I\de :1 4 H· Hl< 'IH ~ P Mt<"kl<y Mw~e Ill God o! tMtx . l 2lj Numbf'r ,,( ;•.;, H.·l'( l•• t' <lllllhllt,:n of lkmm•r;Jtif' St•n 500 New.~ Scot! war W l.uc· a ~ . liP h·•d tht• . ~ h'<W. MAKE MEMBER DRIVE ti :OO 7 l.eaf of vot.•s •· fl~l ; It) I II Ht\~·s ' l'n~rh ('harl r .; Mcllnn ~ td : .,d !h" U 0' 'Wt•atht•r (Gr I • book 2/l lt•·cttnl •·f ]Hiltl on lhr rn<~rl ht•n• nnd thi'!P , hut 11 ... ttl Man'll name IJ Nllllvea uf wa~ 111 Nl'IV York fllnl il attrartrd Middleport High S('hool foolbnll 6: lO SpOt"L' "llhlp's ' 19. Armac.tillu Sudan ot a \'OYil:,\t' th<:> ~ r<:'Htl·.~t rtl\[lll !l l ll nHt•llinn. t1•am WJII mak e a Membership O·ll5 John Daly u. To rul1e In race of CosMIIo Squlcmed nrt\C c:wvass or Middleport MOD• 6:30 Rht Tin Tin 2!1 Trel' n•ll<'f frum llantlt lc 3p. Jo~ttr hl;:t\ Dtg .~hut garnhlt ' l' rmnk ('osit'ii·< rluv fill' 1ht• Mitldlf'pUit Al ·n•~U{' 7:00 Jim 8owie a 11Urfa1•e 11tooll ' Al>~Qcinliun ~t·conltnl! to lhe ~n7 tlrlnlring S{1Ull'ti!Pd for Kelnuvt!r'.;; TV <·am:30 CiloSI:fl'neds Z3. YlliU3iiiV ll . Vouna; ho,lol'S IIIUJ~ .~ Na ~ . noUII('f'lllf'n1 madf' this week by 8 :00 'I'reasure Hunt pr.nll'r t "M t' 1 11 ' Rubt·r t Mill.~ . pl'l''~lrlent of the 8 :30 The Vtse r·. os c o." SI! rd tlw big Hla·h• . <lhul'..; lawyer wht•n 1h~ lwarmg \1AA 9:00 Polka Time crauy hill %6. Armnxe· b~·~un "dol' ~ not 1·ar 1• to ~uhnnl 9.30 Struw Hat Theater ment ltlmself as a .~~cl;Je!c." GAi OFFICE CLOSED 11 ·00 Nl'ws llo!l\1 Weal he! 27. Mt!UUI't8 Fui ~ t'!lOUgh , Kt>LHI\'tlr IIYit>C ' ti 'fhc Ohio t~url Gas orriN' til Mtrl· ll: 10 SDorL~ :n. Present \line <11111 lltlt OIWt' dHI lht• CltnH'nt~ r:,' d lt>pNI y,oa~ I'IO~<·It \'v'••r\n<' Sdi1\' Ill'· ll·l5 My.stery TheatTe J;). Hollowt·u~ tHI Co~ft·llo·.~ ht't' . Rut th ey CfiU~(' of the dcttth of thr pr('sidl'nt ll·<l5 Si•gn OH horned pl:lyt•d on his hr~nds . ~unwl im·· ~ t1f t·he l'ompany rumlnan\ lh t• Co~tl'llo ft't!l wen• un tht> 3~ . Manipulah! ·· t'l't•t•n . II wa .~ p.• nlmn!lll(' at its 37. ChUla anoJ lw~t C'o~l•·ll:l w •s a flit!' ~mnp l c fl!vt'r S8. Wine of tht• kmd or TV ~tar KrfaU\'CI' '\ ,_ liDtTOR Entel't'd as Sl"'(-ond r-lu s~ m:ail o\i ma1lrr at tbe P•)m"'ro)' Ohio. 1 o,.. Knowllltr whul tu do for 11. vic· tun dnt wlt from the Willer mt~ h t t,•d J• slnp d1uwmn g o! it:J raJtk u ~ the N um bt'r 4 C.ltUJS._. of ull un: i· '\ ,\ 1000 10 30 I 1 00 ,11 :30 I 12.00 12 .30 1:00 4:00 People Are Funn1 Fc.slivaT or Stari • Encore Theatre- , 1;! :30 Your Hit Puad4!' .o,oo S.turdo'} Nl&llt 10:30 Ellery Queen li:VO News 11.10 Owl ',l'beatN 1:30 Jamboo-e ... ALoo~ At l'he Candidates For u.:-s: Vice President ;. .\ ~· • ll t:&~f!!l.· e·~~, --· ·t ~~__::: ~~~~~~ ~~ /;·. -'*"'''R r"''·'· .J ' • I l J • • • • I . I Sign Off SATURDAY 8:30 W"''' 10 :a•- U'C~plllcJC ., ' 9,30 Mij'hty •Mcn~;se 10,00 Win~ Dlnk .&:. Yoo 10,30 /'21. - .. ~. . . .. t: t ; 1 ' I 1 • '•, ' • . .' .. ';· I , ,., . .~ - ( pO.:i.l I 0 l•: xl'llll•'at I<Jil <o( ••• llvf l' v<V L•J Molt ll litc l u..: l.• c;-~\'f"TOQtlOTE- Here's how to \\' m·l~ lt: A X \ . D L lJ A .\ X U hi Lo:;HFlo:l.l.OW One 1'1\tl!r ~:~Imply star'''·'l for Gnothtr. In thls utunplr A is used f, !· tloo three t: ... A r,,. !Itt! two O'.!o, etc ~lnJ:h.' ldt~ 1 , u.poll!· U.UL'..' l ·uphit'lll. Ute lcnblll tll lll rormrttlun or tlo~ wunttl u.n L .oc h day the to,le I• tlcn• 1u<~~ ,,hft'erenl. ~\I lnnttl A C'r)'tJtogram Quotullo,J NMh Jti 01\GU\'HI..:N TX~' N~11iG f'DN QFCXG FZ NMH TFllXO N C R$· URBK~VflXOWi.SN)'t l' t·a~•t4tl)''a ('rrptnquolt': HIS ART IS OF' TifF: I:AMil~l'h ' .. £Dl\:VW •, Mm·t• fair in f'\'t•ry senst· of the Vu·g intll J-lLII, lh" moll, :tnd unt> tinw waili'f'ss. w ho had l)t'cn pnh) w1 t h lhr• undt>r·wurld ,loln•al. 'W rnk 011 grammar llrtd syn · ta~ but ,frong 1111 the .c:.tory luw. M1.~s Hill lnlkerl e1•slly of h(' r nsl' fr?m lhl' re~taurant to friendship wtth ~uch a~ Jot' Adunis, Custt'l!rJ, 1\teyt•r Lsn.~k.y . Ch~rles Fisch1~ltl, not lu hnl.(el Bu;;st•y Slegl'l. who no t i on~ bcfor~. wus tnurdf't 't'' l , 11 t~l' De'.'erly 1-Jtlls hous~ he h;Jd rt'nted for htr. Why did she hrenk up wilh Sleget'l 'I hue! a blg fiuhl wilh him hf"cAUSt! I hit a ~:"lrl in Lhe Jo'lamin,l(o and he told m~;> I wasn't 11 lady . I had been d1·inkmg nnd 1 l('ft A.nd I U.'i'nl to Paris whf'n I was 1;1ad." leads To O'Dwyer The New York Inquiry IPd to the of,fire Of former Mayor Willlllm 'O'Dwyer and, morft especially, to his polllit'al hrnrhman Jame!l: J . Mor11n , htnding Mornn, evl'tttually, In jail • A)l IT\d all~ it was quite a show • Bitt• t\~'re·~ w:us more than ntt>r~ lutk to lt. K~fauver. a• £r·es hm an :Sef!Ator, dreamed up the idoo of a WOHI Wus 40. Tolk 4.S. M11o11·a name 1 atl!!un leave their flash •quip. ment rlcht on the tarnt'n whtn of picture~. Thla on•, by an &M&- t h 11 )' taka p 1c t 11 r e 1 , ~aualnlf t.ur, Wit particularly l~tecentul harah shadow, to •PPl'll.r Lehln"J been.. : J J aeveral llahta were "ubjecta. Two llrhta eliminate ~•.cl on tha younc fellow; 2) the th~ hanh ahadow 1 and help ttark black baekrround. hrmr 011\ pleaalnc facial cont Baek1rounda and llrhtlng ara toun. tht moat lmport.nt tolen•t!nts In Evor wonder wheU : ~r a pic. Er&rtJtul'tl, aceordin.r to T. T . lure waa t.e.ken with flaah hul!,a 9ldtn, phol.o dlreetor ot Gra - or wit~ nooda? It Ia ueually ftu,Jnc., Rocheater, N.Y . Act u- quite llltnJlle to tell when you aU1, tltl1 picture vlolatea a pop- can .'..~" the Htbject't eyrur. It the ulat "rule" tor ('hild photorr• - JHIJl llll are lure and d 11atl!<i ph.J. It II olt1n fl&ld that Jlk · tl&sh bulbi! were U8td ~ the in: tllrq ot children ahould have 1lant ot bl'lrhtneu belnr Wo llaht. airJ baekcrounds. But th\~ ~ho .. t to atfee.t the eyea. When floi:D wu • price winner 1n on@ tloods ••·e und, the lirhtll usu ef ttM ltadlnf photo contest!! In ally caua11 tht aubJeet't puplla to thl counttr. contract. lltl'll a 1tron1 lilht Ia placl!!d Remember thla when t&ktn juat over th• boy' a head, slightly photos or children. They w 4 ~ -'o t!Qt li••• while a fill-In lirht make no effort to avoid atul 11 t hM bile" ~t~H Oh tile eamera. In!{ 1\t a Lrl1ht llJht. the Le•t Jfpet . . ti and mol'llnatUral of child phot 1 ,.ver&J llrh-: .::,:~etM:.,s have j•rtr !thus taken with flash bul~t' . . . . · •m- <>r • 4:1ctronlt Huh illumination. ' Small~"t forwar.t pol1nit.ll are almo~t • SUDSY muat on a photocnpher'a Hat • Oultlt! FZ NMH ' ANfl l'fOT OF THE FORKED KIND- HELFS , J)11Uib11llll br ¥1111 .... 8tad.ltat .. ~ -~ .. ,,lr .. .._.:. _ t l -~ _:.af.l)•th.:.~dlrn.-:~inu.rt~g..uon, . ~"Pro-- 5oMEilliN6S GOTTA BE DONE ABOUT · 11-IE CAPTAIN OF WAITERS W~O TAKES )Ol.IR OROfR AND illcN FADES /mAY"' WOO pE"IS FROGS' 1.EG5? WloiO GETS THe CREA!wieD TRtPE!? WHO ORD!!~EO n.t! MEDIUM SlEA.K? AN' WI-IJGH ONe HAS 'T)oll! KNACKWLI~~T? ,AL..SQGUTL-E~Wl-10 PRESERVES 39ct ,,..,.- .' " I 11:00 ' Big .Top 12.00 Lone Rewger 12:45 12 .G5 . . ' ,, B<t~tlbali ~flew Gtm~~ Baseball 4:00 To~ 6: Country ero.u,..: 4:30 A ·Des'k '' F~r :Sil1ie ll'. . . ' Saturday_ News Special ~:45 Bob Wa&ner 6·00 You are 'llhere ·sporu "'30 Ilea!. lhe <.111Hl~ 7:00 Th~ Uon~ym00ne1"1 7:30 Stage Show ~ t s,oo Twp for ol.tte lfonl'f 8:30 Hey ' Jeannie' r B:OO Gut,. Smoke . '. Damon RUnyo~ Theatre The Ute ShoW ' 27ct 2·51J 3'()() ' Sunshine 9:SO. MJ~g AnlerJca Paa:eant Quoker qulek or reg Party OATS Sign 2 bxs 37c Aunt Jemima 11 ·oo 'I'ri Stat!' Theatre 1:2:00 • HYDROX lb cello 49c 6,;10 Otocp~~~ ... B:bo' .· tawrentf· Welk M.as.q~radtt Spiced Luncheon Pickle and Pimento Old Fashio• Olive Loaf · Minced Ham GRAHAMS lb box 35c 6:15 Playil~-.· 11 PANCAKE F.LOUR lib box36c Off With 10 eoupon on any oize XIR A FORTIFIED THERAPEUTIC - VITAMIN FORMULA .. Emgee best BOLOGNA . lb33~ lb39~ <lll"l' l - . r With eashmere sweater offer ' • • " ... • • • • • Dust • • 21s67' gallon 98c Silver off Surf • • • • 2 reg54c Fluffo • • 31bcon97c 2 pkgs29cKraft Dinners 2 pkgs27c • 11< Pillsbury or Ballard 21orge67c Biscuits Free dlsh cloth pius refund / 2 • undersells EVANSI LIPTON'S SOUPS PH~E SIS .POMEIWY, OHIO . ' , C)! 41\iit:(I Sle off • DV,butNOBODV Starks E. MAtN STIIEIT Slleed plete I>MGEE-All meat With PHARMACY Flavorful! SkinlessWIENERSibcello39~ CAKE MIX box He Lux Flakes "lvani Super Trim" Round t.,.. Cracker Barrel !2 lb pkg42c Wisk 5e off • 'J"Jf"T Crisco Kraft Mayonnaise • . lb39c Finest quality-White SeHiess GRAPES · ··· · · · · · · · · · 2 lb 29c PASCAL C(LERY · · · ., · ., · · · ., · · · · · · ·· · large bunch 17c Coffee, Swansdown While; yellow; devils food. KRAFT A ""r~t; of fntrDY. Slimulatei ~ the 1~til•. end supplies lrcn ' 1o help prev111t lirec:ln"l. h~ dy aulmil1ted; will not ditturb tf;,osiioo/ ~ -Ia· - ... Maxwell House Instant - LUNCHEON LOAVES Nablsoo Sugar Honey News lb79~ Delicious Variety - By The Piece SALT 24 oz box 11 c 5 00 Sagebrush 4r Saddl. • • MEAT LOAF · · · lb49~ VARIETY PACK 37c WESSON 01 L qt 63c M The Ranch • RUMP ROAST PREAM 4 oz iar 29c Slerltng iodized 0:00 • MILK 3tancans39~ FLOUR 10 1 bbas89~ lucky leaf PIE FILLING,apple,peach,Cherry No.2can33c SUPERTRIM MEATS S & H GREeN STAMPS Film Funnie.s 6:00 • 19ct ' LOW, LOW PRICES Stgn On llnck •• • can 10ct TOMATO SOUP Strietman ZESTA CRACKERS lb box 26c CORN MEAL 21'.1 lb box 29c SATURDAY • Armour Star Hot or cold CHILl put on. Mlate tabi.Jr) 4.1 Gratify lu thti! full 44 Ur&t'd IN bit Mr1. .Jf!C ., 3~ 41 ... POTTED MEAT Sign On WHTN-TV Channel13 _______ only79c • • VIENNA SAUSAGE DAILY CROSSWORD - - BALL POINT PEN SETS 3 STRAWBERRY WCHS-TV Channell ' Kr.l . LETART, W.VA. ATHLETES FOOT Breath of Ufe : · '· ·0 - ( Publl ~ ht!d t'\l t'r )' aft .. rn o.Hi n <':> <'<' p : !- •.!lt J-'i lt)' Tb._. Ub .. , S•·nltb,.,[ Inc . ~~ IIU .\l ~·f b J IIIl' St . l'u Ut t' I ~• J , 0 l:ht~ Hl''-' "' phone ::198, edtlllrt;.t l ofk t plw~!' :w7 '' .... .. \ ~HENI TELEVISION SCIENCE IN ' lOUR:Liff ,. MASON o\REA REYNO! 0 E . 1 Mr . and JlrJ , Albert :BoatoD Arch Rou&b c.alle~d on C. f . nl Bleul nl Tuuday eveninr:. -~h e_ S~ nll ne l :__ l'omt•ro y ' Middlc po rt ; 0 .; Sept 6 ; 1958-8• _ we rt" '<Uillne Mn. Tht>re t~a spen t Monday evenl.n~ widl BleQin& Monda,- . \ __ . _ . 1OhhnJrWr and chll tl ren Si!tu r da)' &ud Mr11 .E&rl Keeter. Mr .11nd Mra. l)aplel Welw.alrd llu Luve n• R.aml")' had 115 her Mo n<:•y evrnmg . S..ap'n .-..r. wlll - c-...n. ypo y..,r The fest 1va1 beld a t t he Brosd an.d Brenl\1. , Mra. Ina Wetcand and IUt:II L.. r~eutl)' ldr. llod Jln . .BeufM't-but they woa't cl..,. _., Bert Bles$11lJI ami 0.... Rowh Mr. and Mrs . Eugene He1110n and Run Luthern Chrucb Saturday Bllllf' >'ere l.n Columba- re«ntly nle Rou•h •nd family of West et.Robert Titylu r and mothe r VIitelt Tueaday mobnin&, for Bye~~Oley aml DeDnia Dou1b wrre , lumbla . Mn Rulh Rou&h an' !teo rp,ceutl y "'' ttb. Mr. and Mn !ta~Uy were callln11 on Mr. and Mrb n1ght Willi a hugh suc:cess. vtlle and Akron to l'Wlt wltb rel- di11rwr .11uestl' of Mr. eDd Mrt. ;::u;t~~e~!;;~a and Ra)'mond Rvush 11nd d1ugblerll attenlina: d•uibter of Vern.on . Wlll l iitm Br uolu Robert Ohlinger spent Saturday allve . Jack Rotml I)( Brrtad RunJ: Won41J MU.e "''- eHJ' feM, Get ,_..... 5 Tbl.Q'sdty eveniDI· Saturday night with Kenneth and Mr. and Mn. K.eueth WeiiPLd lin. Fannie Rotuh and Mr.a.~ Mnb. ~tb• ~~~aD1 dapUJbfer Callinli! at the Ceetl Bleni n&s drylnt T4L at any dr\11 lhn. ¥r. and Mra. Doraey RoWLh and Nelson RtynoldB. the Leonar~h familY were of Penn., al"f! vt.ltlq with ,... EmoJUe were calling on Mrs. GladY a Burri, were buaineu vi• ;:e:d.a u ..,ne111 VL!hv.o• 11 omeroy Tue&diiY nemng werl' Rev W s Tht. powerful fuftlkidt wtlt .... Mrs. E~ther Klni and Mrs. Cath- guesta Monday evenlnJ of Mra. tlv.:s !lere and in Pt. Plt&IPD\. Bertbt Clerk and Larry svnday . erine Reynolds were •ahopping in y, 8\llupt~, Mr and Mn Char lie r.U.f IN ONI HOUR .,- .,.ur 40c Garnet Chapman . "'rs. lbtlneJ and Mrs. lton In New Kaven and )lqon Robert Ohlinger wu caUing on H11ntlngtnn last Tueeday . Mr&. Fannie Taylor an4 aon Calv1 na.gd Bert BIN1Dc ,.ned Brown. Am t.a . Sue Ellen it.nd Eu- t..d1. Today at lwlshtr & L.... Calvin and Paul Bleulnl were Catherine apent ~ Drut; Dvtto• In IIUM.,Irt. Kennth and Norman Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord and £a.m- in Charleston Monday on bw:lnns day with MrE. ltJa:U of Mr .and Mn. Ce- on friends near Pt. Pleaaaat on lee . Monday. ... Uy were calling on Mr. and Mn Mr. IHld Mrs. Harry Kearns wert llarry Ord one evening last week. l'<l"cent a:ue~ts Qf Mr. and Mrs. ArThe United Bretbcrn Sunday thur Oblinger. School of Broad Run were on a pieMn. Theu.a Oblinger and Don· me Sunday in the T. N. T. area, aid Grim were &lloppin& m Middle· ncar Point Pleasant. port Saturday eve. Mrs. Bertha Clark and Larry Miss Janice Gibbs spent Friday spent l"riday with Mrs. Clay Grinntgbt with Mr. liLhd Mrs. Raymond stead. RoUBh and family . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cluk and Mise Betty Rount of Pomeruy suns were calling on Mr. and Mrs. was <:ailing on her mother Mn Lawrence Clark and family. Alta Roush. Mr . and Mrs. Dorsey Roush aild Several £rom this Community Emogene were calling on Mr. md attended the fair at Rock spring:~ Mrs. Alua Luekeydoo and son. l•st week. Mr. and M:rs. Leo Litchfield and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HeS&On and ehildren were recent guests of Mr. children were eatlins: on Mr. a!!d and Ml'!l. F. B. Litchfield. Mrs. Orland Hesson Sunday. Mr. and Mn Harry Keams Mr. snd Mrs. Raymond RollSb formally of Muon have moved inaod family were dinner guests Sun- to the houge \lacated by Sherwood day of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry. Yon~er, on Broad Run last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lieuing, 5 Year Guaranleo-$2.98 Bargain Billie and David Weaver were Ada and Harry Dale, were visit- calling on their grandparents Mr. iiU Mr. and Mrs. Dell>ert Roush and Mrs. Elwood Lieving Sunday. • and family at Guysville sunday. Linda Ord was visiting Linda I Mr!. Bertha Clark tmd Leroy Clark one day last week. JIIG 21 OZ. JAR were Sunday guests of Mrs. Tbeu¥:r· and Mrs. Harry Ord were lllaBmna sa Oblinger and family. callmg on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Briad and Newland and family of MSiion Saturday. &Oft of cheshire, were recently callMr. and Mrs. Rsy Goodnite and ing on Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Litchfamily have moved to New York field. where Mr. •Goodnite has employ~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roush !-- 4, oz cans Armour Star -·~ and ~augbtel's were shopping in ment. Mrs. Stella Fry o£ New Hav~n Gallipolis Saturday night. sod Miss Dana Fry of Carnegie Pa. Those calling on Mr. and Mrs. ~revisiting Mr. and Mrs. Elwood • Rtctuttd Roush and family during Le1euing and family Wednesday. the day Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pamela Burnem went toLeErnest Williams and family of Gtttart falls' Sunday to spt<nd a few uley rBridge. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey 3-- 31A. OJ CaDS days with her grandparents Mr. Armour Star Roush and Emogene, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Bu mem. Kenneth Clark and L-hildl'en of M:.Thuse spending Sunday with aon. • Mr~. Esther Roush, were Mrs. EV· , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush are elyn Cox of Ravenswood. Mr. and the proud parents {If a baby gul Mrs. Dallas Walker- uf Mason. Robwhich was horn Sunday evening ert Roush and Mr, and M·rs Norris 2--18 oz rans at the Schaekel Clinic the littl!" ~-·Roush. girl weighed Sibs 2 0. al)d has not J1!:Celved a name at this time. The Miss Mary Rickard of Alban&>, baby has a sister and a brotber at Ohio was calling on her s1sler Mrs. home waiting for her. The mother Lillie Ku,ylon. is the former Ca1001 WUliams. Mrs. Marilyn Mettler and son Campbell's Mr. and Mrs. Ross King ar-e also Billie of zanes\lille, anti Mr. and announcing the birth of a 6 lb . Mrs. Ray Warth and famJ\y of Cin ~ baby girl which was born ~Tiday cinnati Ohio were weekend guests • • evening at the Holter Hospitol. The ol Mr. and Mrs . Pe8rl Warth. Kings h11ve one other litLle girl. Mrs Mary Jane Tl'nnant and Mrs. Raymond Rough and child- children were calling on Mrs. Laren were calling on Mr. and Mrs. wrence clark and Judy Mondlly. Cecil Martin, Monday. Ralph and GordOQ. Clark spent Mrs. Orland Larue and son of Tuesday mght with Mr. and Mrs. Nitro and Mrs. 0(]{is Yonker and R<lymond Ruush and family . thUdren were calling o.n Mr. and JGyce Roush was a supper guest Mrs. lNo Clark and Mrs. Cora 011- of Mr. and Mn!. Lawrence Clark liDJer Sunday. Thursday evening. Pillsbury Be.t all purpose C11111&11on evaporated Miss Velma Rickard of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord were Ohio who spent lhe p;~st week kith c;.lling on Mr. a11d Mrs. Haymond )Jcr sister Mrs. Lillie Kayl.nr, re- ltou~h sunday ev ~ ning. turned home Sunday. , Mrs. Charlie Lieuing was calling Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Clark on Mr11. Madeline Roush Monday. and family and Roy Clark motor., . Mr. and Ml\S. Clyde Clark and ed to Charleslon Thursday e~·en ­ son were Sunday guest of Mr. and ing to ,willch Earl Clark play ball. Mrs. Carl Clark and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Fetty and Mr. and Mr.s. Jilek Ord and Mr~ sons 1:nd Mr. and Mrs. Gerald CiaRolled and tied-EVANS SUPER TRIM BONELESS Harry Ord were 6hopping in Pome- rk and childre-n wcrf' Sunday Makes good coffee better Mr. and Mrs. John Bumgardner gtil'sts of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence all'd Mrt. Nannie Johnson were Clark. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Old and Mrs . Ruth Goodnitc ~. pent Satur· ' Quaker, white or yeliow · family Sunday evening. day wlth Mrs . Edwin King. Evan& Super Trim-gound many times daily- lean bed, veal and pork Mr. and 'Mrs. Billie Lieuing anti Mr. and M1 s. Raymond Rou~h Cindy were calling on Mi-. and Mrs. and daughters wete callmg on Mr. Leo Clsrk Sunday. Mrs. Cora Oh- and Mrs. Ferrill Justis and f;~mily linger Is not quite ·ao ow ell. of Masol'l Saturday evening. Kellogg- with FREE ruler roy Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Martin and US NO, I M"f'. and Mrs. Harry Ord were Louise Gibbs, and dau~hters Jan· calling on Mr. and Mrs. Clay Grins- ice and Sandra were calling on Mr. COBBLER tead Sunday evening. <~Dd Mrs Raymond Roush t'alurMr. and Mrs. Hoyt Clark of_~G:.:•::.Il::.·...:d•::Y::_·_ _ ______ _ __ lpoll t~ (t.i - nDOCIIe 3's tomato 3's 39c 39c pkq 17c onion beef-uq pkq 17c qreen pea pkq 15c - -- - --·- ' �--- ' ·- .. .., •. •• . , -- . ' t~ . ~·Pi • ifil~ ·---·---- ... , _••..,_....,..__ -l&f'l' ..,-:r ~ ., .,' The sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport; O; Sept 6 G0 lden W ·R edlegs Beat Brave 12-2To a eSeri Cincinnatians t':ut Bran~ Leatl Down To One And A llalf (~ ames Tht· Cr11unnu11 liNll tJ;!;, rnu-t lw lltlw ll•r (! W"' rf lli<'}'n •le,t•n rl rltrt·r"n IH.<l bt't'"illl' Ill< lutk) l l 1 h l .olll lu rr~~ f ro rn 1h 1• ~•t un I drii,L<>r• th, t:rr , .k]\r, jJ .. t_,,,, I' I , l, rrl'li 1'11.11<' • I l I "'d • Jr ~tf L .i l)l ' ih tiJ JJ'd lu a j)t•nn,rnt The f1glrtrn~ fli•dlt>g~ lllor\o•d 1 , Wlllrru l '1 g,Jm•' ••f tht• \: ,r, 1n.r' h • I • "' I • •' • "'' D11"' Srr~o,o r L,ll"ll I ld> >Hill hur•ror "nd (,rl ' 11 ,~11.!,·~ hr, ..:h'h 1, 1{' .. !1 •hr· [J,,k 'I ill,, I, \\'edn p~rta~ 1!111 th e b .~ (r, ( r. '.J• I ahe11rl Tht'l II IJe vn tht• r •H ' f·, 'II• 111 ' lherr nf'Kt 13 t:.tm(', ,,.,, 1 r• 'In '"'I "' Jru•·t n1n, "'llh 11 on !lw 1multh~l thr· ·~P rt- , ,. 1., 1'I • 11.•1 • '>l' l~ !t• fo1 !he ( o1~11'' , ., -, I l! lflll , j)! I ( I lt'l \I J k c lht',Y r· a n t "'" J II II • So tar 11w fl~ur;•, ~" !'P •Jt 1], \' 1 I ' I 1I I e~, 'h a tr ! Wf> 1 '. {''!I:J)('jl, Th t• It•·<! It·;.:~ h.t \ ''l' !' II ' I l tngas~g I •1 ''I ' f 1' I ~<l! IH<IIk 1111 !h t• r n.o(] dll(i 1111 '1 II h ,l, 11 ill tu rio a lfl! ht"lt••r I hun 111 ,11 tu \\Ill j Ho 111 111 W < hnu 11'1 1mtdw·l<-il Hut \/11~ ,. !t . h [111111 t'',, tl"'' , 1!" 1' H 1• h ,1~ 1111 St Lnw ~ C~it i J s t 1911( I 11 VIr'<•· I•', 01 r t), , I\ ,,, .. rt.iJ, i u "' Ill• I ht1o~go CuiJ:., 2 1 I" 1 1) 'I (LI J'to " I\ ll rl "II All 1.11].;, · lllhiTIIlilt)iSinl!, \ t•lll "'" ' " !'Ofoln/nl Stjllatls Are Heatlv Fur hir-koff Tonile Red Devils Invade Bachtel Field Friday Night In Seasons Opener 0 Ri0lES liONOR SOME BASEBAlL U.'l~ORTALS J T he 19.56 football ~easun wd 1 he 1, • · I 1111 '''"' .<n 1 \ln!·!!t•tlll 1, ' Al llllllll \<o• tt· l o. od) fo t t!h t r "" nu I '\litltHII ~nrn1· I• 111~ h t at B 1 !.' 1 h :• good t't (, w d "c~pct•:;•,J 1 , tn I.,• ••II h~llft ,\( lht• }'UI!H' Ill)' s· ... l11un " .1 ;_,,mw t h,J1 \\JI I Jwn · , ft • lh, 1\•to• ~l,., (lit I!~ nl I he two I l<m Hu~sc ll H1 (·h ufl d1ol IIII I So':J i ht•l ty "f , I 'I' I'l l 'I ornl,lo I"~ l/1 lit' I II • ), "l11 1 \ I g•llil' Woll[ 1\-lolyn p •.,,,1m v ' I f~ 1 llo'l'llo LIJI II<• lltd •, 11 111 ill lo Ill• lhc• Sl'llli' rul tho • \Jiili1Jo( 1Hll •Ill IXjJL( (t•il Ill H\ll' k W•·ro·uplllo ll ' " ' I''• , 1, 1 \I '" r 1oJ 1, .• llo; th lo~Hlinat~ w;nt lul lio liiHLIJI'I I! atlht•yu unoun(' lh~t'f II I " III' I I <11< •1'' '< IIlii Jit,:.: \, 1< L lh( ,or/ "ll '\I Ill "tllg.jtn\1' '~ tlqJ!r• 1•d l,t,l n1ghl. lour tht·tt• , houtd IJ,. Ul th;• "It 11' \ I<' !J· .. n t·llllli ~~~·I• oil I l l.rrk' ' lllid• Ill rhl' fl r, t Thl· plortll .. r ~~rl.,ttlttlwns k ~VIII• I,. nll1 fu1 til< l n~t f•HIJ 11 1 Jilt.J tour wo'1 1. •tol dt•,l(l 1, 1 Kayo Warren Sp:1hn The ltt·dlq:(, kJ \ oJtd \\-',, 1, 11 .S )JUIJII Wilh r1v1 111'1' 111 IIH ""'il l lllflingW~dn;·-.r l<.t l untJ W<lll on I" '· uang QUI 15 hrt, 11, !111, rulri-·rl lht- ve1l'ran :<lllilhpaw\ htd f 01 !J 1, 20<Hh w1n A It~ (;r<lllllll~ ., knn 1 kP•I lil f0111 1u n, wtlh t hrt ••• ht h 1· 1,, 11 k R u b 1nson h•t r• t•10 ;un lt lp lo • 'I!HI T•·•n PI' lln( t t<IJY ..'t ,. , 1J!!JJll • •t"' I tJOill louod u .. o I ~ <..'at. In lw m <" nt He r!! h •J f F lm, ln nln v.ho yieldf'd nn 1• l!tilt In 11rl.'t4' m13 ,, of rt•l it•f bt•ttl lht- Brnvt•s r,,. 11~ 1 ~;e<'Oil< I ~ \f!'ll(ht day and ra1~1·d h1 ~ ~a.o;o u 'o; r<'corrl lo 134 l'<dl 11.1, W• 111"' ' " ,·, ntnlh .l nd th t• 1.. ,, /J o r,h'~ ••1:/lllt t II ItI o •\111<'1 II Ill l.t•:JI(Ul' \hi• u, '' II I ' \ow haToh''' Y hi 1, ,h \ S · il l'lPnt 1 I the ninth, won --- i 1 \!1 M u.~: II• Hlll~d hy Dun Bes Ill hr ~ ninth -----~- IH•d " 1HII \VI', II' . ~;t• n ­ ' " ,,] \1.111. 1)! r I ,,],. . !':<til tlf the I l fh'llilldi ll• llq:s h.1~ 1lllnt•d down <~ 1cqw •1 In d l diiJ.:(' l lw .'Ill,; ltf <I s<"hl'ti UI!'d l,!.mw lwb.. •t• n 1 1. i\IIJ fli t• M1lw ·•uk1·t 1\rt vo•, dlld l'llls • I OLliMBUS 0 •lllli lho ' ' ' II • Boston Detroit Bnltnnore \\nnd1 ! I a\' ,. ' '·II•I t " !Jh,,, '-;• 1l • !\1 ~ '1'11 1 ('h,ml [llO JII, lidVo • .l:'""l li '''IIi sll t' ll " lh hl~ H ,rr Mid lltt• '(trtnd 'tt ~llll o\"h t·n 11tt' dllps '" ' down IJ I!V i'S ~d id IIJ1• l'l' !lft-1' ,<;J)Of Wh 1110' llll iPI,rn !lilltn<~n li.p; h<(·i\ .1 th l!o!• IIJitg ('<' 11111 fur lht· p.1 ~ 1 lwn ~ ' '"' ' flooWJ '\'('1 lf,t y t ~ SHiof \1111 ha•1o• nr> l di'IJ wh.,f II dill' S lo ~ hov fu lll !! V' hnn lllJ wl! II I ho• llr·st 1-l'H III t•d tu bump h''dd, ,1 lrlllt• ," l l a\'1' ' s,11rl -- -- Automatic FURNACES GAS FLOOR FURNACE : '., I LIMITED TIME ONLY '" Gt:T CENTRAL BEATiNG COMFORT .... ~ . cosh r< lor back-toneeds PIISIDINT IISENHOWER (arrow) watches the YAnkees' Mickey Mantle at bat in the seventh inning ot the il'.:tme wlth the Senators at Grlmth Stadium) Washt.tton. The Pr~sident did DOt have to walt lona lo ~ee Mantle hit 1Pa 4'lth home rutr of ttle season, He lleedl 13 more tllia month to ~ the recOrd set by Babe Ruth. COUN(:]L MEETING CA.LLED The regularly Sl' hcdulell mrt•t 111~ uf the Mason T own Council fur Lhe month oi St ph•mber wJil he he lrt n n Mon 1h1y , Sl"ptember 10 1' he counc1l t(•g ulul'ly meets on th e flrs l Monda y of the month but bec nuse uf thE' La]:)(;lr llay Holit l ~y lh1-'~ month ',<; m e1 tmg wll ~ po~ lponed for one wt•t•k VISITS AT HOME Sandra Folry, a .lune graduate of West Vtr g lmn llmvcrsity spent the ho!Yin y we;•k end with h&" parents, Mr and M1s. Clyde Foley of Mason M1ss l"uley is employed by fl government agent'y in Washmgton , D f' !;hi' left on Monday hy ptnn1• from Charleston. PARK GROUP TO ME&T 1'hr Middleport Park Ass~i•· twn w1ll ml'el Fdday evening at Lht· Vi llag .. lla! l and all members a,,. 111 ge d to Ill' pr'esent. LOWER FUEL BILLS..,.,. • ,_ a new Coleman Jo'\oor ace if you act now! Co~:':,~~ Avert Smash-Ups ciraulates warmth 3 t times a n hour thi"Oufh<>ut your home. Makes any "'""'< easy to heat! Automatic! Easy to Install -- fits rlgh!ln!o th e floor . No cosny basement ur ex cavation needf?'d . I.T'S RF.TTER TO !IE SAFE Keep ahead of Fall ex-• penses with a cesh loan on signature• only, .qutu or furniture . One-trip sel-vice, Phone first. SEE 011 CUL liS FOR THAN SORRY Wf' Oo }~xpert \\-'or"k On WHEEl. 1\U(;NMt:NT Free Estimate! ANII BALANl'INU ANIJ BRAKES Floor Ftll'- nace installed in your homr at $25 00 sav,ing:;;. We Sell and Install $25to $1000 AUTO GLASS Plan Now For Winter CHASE HARDWARE HAROLD CHAS!l, MGI!. Phone 6157-J .' 20 4<13 2tl''.! 66 68 .489 ltl Middleport Hackett's "'t Phone: U2 Or 506, Potneroy llaurt: Mol,&F,-t. 9- 5, S11.t 9-12 Ope-n Jv1rr!ng1 b11 appuintm11nt l•n• """ lt rnlAnr , t1 n10oW,. ,.. " ·; SAFETY SERVICI - - - - - - · -- T lw CIPvcland Bruwns ITH'I'I llw ll•· tra it Lio ns Ft HIa~ ntght anrl \'I' I l' r:l.n dt.>fen,Jvr t-nd Len Fnrrl 1~ expec t ed to prov trlf' 'Oin t' rof t ht· hrt ~ hl s pot~ Ill tfu h <~ll l (' t l'levet<Jnd t."•1ilr he, S<IV forrl h;~~ pli1 11 1'd exceptwnally Wl'll for ~·! eal'!y rn t h{' seaso n "I m working hardf'l a t it," 1 if1 Ford's Cxplallatwn " R r~h t no w my weight is about 225. wlu r h 1 ~ whst I havl' hee,, plaJ•rng a r 10 the l'egulor nu~on " Ford s ay lhat wh<'n l1e la ~t r us-h es a pas~er lw ahva)s m~kt' ' a '·..ramble" "You've got to gt't ther e nght now," he saHI " If you diJn'L. they'll hav e l't'Ce!VI'l~ Ilk.< R,l\' Renfl '!J and Danli" Lfl ve llt who 'l l be 15 yards downlield Uefm~ you eet lo th e passer "Surt' VOU 1rv to keep lhr JliiSSer In the pll(' ket But lhP}•'re sm,tll e J and }'(•Unger a nd QUIC'kior ~ um elimes lhey 'rf' bound ftJ 1':4'1 a1oun ·l you It 's a gambl e you ha vt' tu take'' -------.MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMTTTED Mr~ Frances Swartz, New Have n nJSCHARGED : 1'11u r cxpPnent't •ll hands Will perIll t h11 F'alcou hatk fl eld as l) it.tr II' I h<J( ' k and co-<"aQtarn Bo!J OI JVI'r, 1 f'ft H~ lr Geor)(e Hesson. H1~ht ll alt nu ~co t• Sprouse, and Ful lbatk lhtk Yout.g Will g-et the ~t~ rl111 g: a-;o; qi:n m('n t-; Spelling them will IK' Lerov IJa t·IJ ng an..t Kenny (,rer.n Sp ruu sr Js <'Xpecled to he t h1• workhuus<' of th e back· f1e!d ar. he return~ fut hrs juni.or VI ar lippi-ng the scall's at about Hl!l A new rledru· sl'orc!Joar d llas a11 rv1•d at Wah~rn:~ a rul w1ll prob· a hl v b<' e r <'I'\Pd fur FrHt av night'~ Liall gam(' Sayte 'eported that new urlhne maJ k>'rs <~nd s t~el bleacbe t·~ to s ;•at 350 pt>ople have bet>~ urdr•rer.J h ut hJ ve nut us yet r I I 'r I 'II Ford and Olm•r were n11med co<'a tll:l tns <•f tlw Sflll lld 1his we-ek H tlw rn e tnl!l'r, ut t ht< Aquad voted. Bolh are s ~n 1m~ and seas on~d vet. f"' Ill I ('j dll ~ lta\·enswond w; ll f1e ld a team th t l' lost q•ve n uf tl~ f1r!lt team from Ia .~ I I'< at w1lh three of the returnmg f,J\11' 1n the bockfield las t Y<'a r \Vah ,llna <fld Ravenswouo:l IJI'rl at ti -6 llt>ad1ng the Ravens wood l'onlmgf'nl will be veteran cl-lr":":':':':r:":":':'.:..·'_"'_':':":': ':"'~===~ ·-- - room. • Mr and Mrs J E J.tad e kin , Carp e nt el will cele brate the1r Gu lden Weddmg Annivc nstv Son S e pt Hi Wtlh "opttn -housP" from 2 t tll 4 p m at N-1e 1r home. 1 I l Juhn E RaUekln a nd EstJJia Cas ter "''' l'e united 111 rnart·Jagc S:~1 Sept ·s. 1906 at the home of th e brnle by Rev . J B Massi e pa <.,!or of C'ol uml.rw C h a pe~ Chll r{;h w h~rt' the couple arc members anJ Ott· tend servll'cs regula rl) The couple, are members nf L1 urt>l Gran g e Mr. R<tde km a mem bPr for 51 y r ~ and M1·~ . Rr~dt•kin fur 57 yrs as wei! as 11\('ITi bt'l :s of I he Natwn .. t and SLate r; ra n ge Thetr home JS huilt on the sJ:f.' The Winner! BLACK BEAUTY! Style 96t Once again the plain, simple and beautiful pump wins top honors Ia fashion footwear. This Is a lovely black beauty In soft nu· suede with a flotterbtg medium dress heel. You'll love the WDf it looks with anything you weir. ROUSH'S No. Second .;._Mid41eport ' "' LUBRICATION FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Full insurance coverage while your car is in bur possession . at no extra ~ Thurs., Sept. 6 WHERE YOU GET A AT THE BETTER DEAL Pomeroy Hi Field K & M Sohio Service "THI! STOP THAT KII!PS POMEROY, 01!!0 Students 25e ::4 -... • • 0 SIDlE !:i LOOK •01 THI PATENTED INNEI HEAT TUBIS ONLY THIY CAN GIVI YOU WARM FLOOR HEATING! I ;;; E ~ "'111 • ll IWH IJliJIS A118 • J.l SVH 113111JIS AliO ·11 , ..... MASTER HARDWARE . •' AND Youthful Cave Explorers Distover unexpIored 1\....a\'t '.Near HuntJngtOfl . Ht' ~&ld th"Y h(.'P.- to return lht' <rrt•a 1J-trJnK t he Chr1st~as HARTFORD, Ithe CGnn. Rev William S . Jftndl.,- to 'fsulted the Bible . The reAlltt: wlllch ' ·M!Ji.l,rJHt;ro:v Va f.J' re-t.-.et 1-rom Me(J ung's ('a've. WI r a' I Ofl.)IFIMJ~~r ' and e.lt)i.Wft '-~ltl ·,, ., 1• A )Oulhtill C<tv l' t'xpl <, rtr fr ,n for 12 h o ur~ of explr,ratwn • bl· 1 <"avt•s further Park" !!un·1ngton re'la ll"d tudll\ how ~· • ('l!IJ!{' thf') (hd not havt" ~uffh lent and a companion ~P' n1. n.ne t, r Ur ' l1.;hlft or e-qu1pmt-nt to I.THt' "'' . 1n J pn•v wusly un • xpl o~t·•l C'~l· ;,Il l' fvul h1g.h craw wa y thq ;·nrwar Lfwlsburu . W v ~ wlor, It I tuun tereoi AI~ tak . n~ p~rt 1n 1h ,. Men and Womrn h11.-1 r ub rn ~ 100 ft ·t': h t~lt t~o;pt·ld t lwn w..-rf' l>a vHl v•n H-1 .. 17' ~ to• .!9 marr1ed or singlt< , to prepare for [)"~rd SpJ\II.'r U:l au,! !I IJ~o·r .ce n 18 and hmt- ~ s .. br1n~ l!J .. .-IJ p~Hl IJ•hlllons. Techn1cal or Nun-tecb\\o!l ~nt~ 21 , "' ('ulu n,IHJ' •Hu• IJuth of Cvlumbus ruc·al l'uiJ! It C'Untact Hostesses. C'etrnmunitravcl1d lwu f!lllo·~ rnlo th• '"'' \ .n lllant·un 1111 1! ~dn ·rt~ w:J 11 c~:l{.;!h, ltr.-.en•at .onu\ s, Ra.-lto Operalotl; ':~ flo·! usHllj! a rubltl•r l 1f•· ••'' ·, •·d v ut ~l il•· whtl l' thtt ulht•r t .... , t'll StaltfJn A~r:·nt~ etc Gopd pay, tru!."l, tla- . 1 trtJ,s a Jerp. 30forlt Wl tk l~k• ·ort•d Cullu:r~n n ( ;1·;ok ':tit ~lh•U t ilJ(tl!r . 'l~t·u r JI\ GiiiJ wh.o art! a(ce pted will that blo•k ~ 1h <' l"ntr:uHt: 1.! m:ll's from Md. lun -;·~ at11o b"' lnin"'d 1n Beau.ty and Person1l T h ~·y wert! lllt'lllhl'r,. ul ~ IJ.tl ) t h:~rnt , of four " spt• lunkcr~ · whJ ~ !)· 'II' Al~u miHHPWifl<' me n to t t'Li n f11r specla· 1 rnf' J,abur D<ry w••ekrml In 1 d \ . .. IJuut lht' ~· ·tone! <"«Vt . whl( h 1• JJII.~tly unrxplurf'JI S1Htlt>1 :~:~!d I z•·rl Tdt'vlsrun-EII't"!romc posi!lon~ of Ser1 lt•rfltory !lt•ar ],.•w ~br11g ,,'"' ,. \'ll'l'm+'n ramNamP n, Technlo-i ans P~llmi­ rnap(.llng ahuul 011 ,. m il l· or \ :t· we l!.t'nt ll!.u m1lt>t. 01nd drdn I co m e tu unc crawlwll\. ht• hatJ ~or F~o~ll InformatiOn IIJ' ~ tra 'llllll will not interfetll' With pre1 lung·~ Cave ,.-n1 vrnr 1r.,•m:o-nt ualrrv now 'lf!llh•r s<.rd thev we~r hvcl'll 1, \\ e W•'rc ali!e to Wi!lk the t-nt.rl· 1 d ,•ltant'l', once Wt' c ro~,, d th" APPRnVF:D 1-"'nR KOREA N 'n;;"YFR-\NS 1 Mr and :.its ~h,,lby P!ckl-n s' :akl' at \he entrant·<' al!h()U)Ih .,., , \hit C!ho~P~" Tc.d~y new ~on wh1ch w;~~ burn AUM 25 had to stn.ddlt' a 20- \ oo t r.tv.,Hr of Cent•tl ki•IJtvt.; 116 N•tlanal City lenk ' has been nam nd Ronnte fllt.·rh• for th,_. r. n t 400 f~et Bl<fco., 6'19 FucUd Av•- Cl" v... e"d, Oh1o. Gt«ndporents are Mr and Mt'lo £..bnng £aid the Cine ~.~~ob:.~bh I wr;~uld lik• complet• informdion •liaovt Ajl1iM Op,...tunitt.ol. l snm Picken!! of SYT'-llUil' and M;· had nul been uphlftd lll'ti!U~I' and Mrs Allen Ta~lo• ·~ 1 Juling mutt seasons nu;n 1 p:Jr' , I The Home bu ilders class of the 1 of 11 ar"' Co\·ered by water "'hrl>' ! Mtlho:.h st Church heiJ thetr Aug 1 ,;11 , 1s the "dry seascn" Home Pbol'll •tat meellng ut lhl' Po!ll a n, l Park I We !ownd thre-e strt'~m ll·v ~:~ ( 'lly Education · ir: l ' \oi AIRLINES NEED I Airline TrafninQ Division •.... wa11 e;O;;;Jo~y~e~d:"~~-'i~tns.,de I A Wiener ro.ut week'S' vacation . ~!react, Jtnh\11110 !he eerth Thert' Jl'tJhalJl;· are Hl\IC. h J arg~r room~ 1 at th t I•Jw!'r lont>l setmn~~: Slllli J the e;:Jve an d t~·o~<;h~":'.'~h~,~~:~~;;~~~;;;:;:;~;:~:;;;::;;;;~~~~;;;;;::;;~:'"""""~ 1' I See the beautiful gifts you can get in the new Top Value Catalog. And . . . it's not too early to begin thinking of Christmas. Let Toppie help you do your Christmas shopping the easy way •.. with Top Value Stamps you get when you I shop Kroger. w;de sl;ced World No. 21'1 cans Yellow Cling, DOLE PINEAPPLE , . No.2 Can 32c DOLE • • • • • ~=- 29c No.2 VAN CAMP PORK &BEANS .2 35c GREEN GIANT PEAS ...... , . . '7~~20c Del M!lnte YELLOW COli ~~~.m 2N~~ 35c LARSEN'S VEG-ALL Cons KROClR STRAWBlRRV PRlSlRVlS 3 33 HERSHEY COCOA • • · · ·· ,.. c _ . ,, TIDE • • •• G~~;· 73c SPOTLIGHT INSTAll ... ~:: $1.15 TUNA fiSH ;-:. Chick.. lito 2~:.~ 55C MORTON FRUIT PIES Ap~~~:;••h, 2 pko•. 49c KROGER CINNAMON ROLLS ..... .. , .. ,••. 19c • Wa1het whiter and brighter' • • • • • • CoHee of Sea Slzo •• Sl.OO 12 Ot. jars Kroger Candies 8 ••. Rkh flavor :!:· 25c GUM DROPS ..... 29c CREAM ACORIS 12 oz. HEINZ KETCHUP 2l4o•·49c btfl. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! BALL POINT PENS .... 2r.r 79c PENCILS ............. ":i•::· Pkg. 29c -FURNITURE I l VALUB Karr & VanZandt G ~ME TIME R PM Before You Buy ANY 11eater ..• ( a I EXGEPTIONAl .,.,. EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING Spencers Hosts At Party For 1homas Terre1l <~Her I I FOO'l'BALL GAME LOO For all makts and models of cars_ All Jube points are carefully checked and the right amount or lubrication is put into• the _right place. iiiiCI M! s It L Buu ~ h. Mrs Yuung ~nLI t.IJugntcr. S h-3lah attl'ndcd th ~ Housh n· urJr .:~ n tn th;• S ht>n~rltlouh Vall ey, Vu. te I <:i r.tly. of th e f1rst Cast er homestead set ~trs AIICt• lloward of Ne w llatled in 1852 M r Rad ckm was lu Vl'O awl Mrs Eli't.<t bt•th l' ullms of ca tf'd Jn ~he Flower I1tll comm un P t. Pleasant s pt:nl a Sund ay With zty ne arbv The tr chthlt en arc Mrs M1 ~ llowartl's daugh ter M1 s N-ellte Vale, G A R ~rl1·k m . Car Hay McDudr pr ulrr and Mrs Nt'\'il Nl(·kubon M;~rt h <~ Bellc Tea f01d is spi'llt.l Hu'l a nd . Twu l,!liill d dau1'11 1• ·1~ <.~nd lllg ~ mouth In Akt on with !he t ht ec g • and-or" H cr~clri· l Bad gely:s muwd !rom the Gr1mm r estdence to Bueh•yc Lake Mt s I[ V Hill a ll end;·d a S t ;~ n ley pa 1ty at thr hume of Mu lrnest C l.uk at Appll' (; ro ve M1~~ Lu,ust' H1thn1 ds un of Syra (li'l, N Y ~ p t'nt a wet•k e n ~ l w11h \! 1 and Mrs F' A Ci!dle .1\lr an d Mrs H E. Quil len, Mrs J A (JUIII('ll ~P t' il: u Sund01y wrlh Mr :~n d \1rs Bt•n Spencer n- tlal l.~,>onatd <1 f t\11 \'l'OSWOOd. lelt<lm~d a g!O u p o{ frit'mb F11 - _Hob Adums n nd Harold Cadl~ Uay evening ,t[ lhc;r h ome . Anti- :~\tended a hal l game at Cmrm- 1 qu1ty . ll o uo t1n g l1 t'r fatlwr. Th olll nd!l r eecn tl y , ll5 Tt•rre !l tn lu~ 84ttl IJt r l hd ay 1\fr an1! ~1 rs U V IIIII ::J nd M r f crn·ll ll'Cei'C(! a numh1•1 1 dlddilll, !\l 1 nnd Mrs Cllfforu o f g rfl ~ mcludin g t wo rlecotat •tl I ll; II itnd ~~~ ~~ .lltl'ndt•il t ht• SLHII' b1rlhda:. eah ~ f rom M1-:s Howar d !•',, 11 Mcintos h MH! Mn Cl\ rl M11ore Se1n psoo JLlll l spen j Ia week lcectl'a m ;~nd lilk~ IH•re se;l••·r! 111\ h IH"Ia\1\'t''i at 0111lg11s~ W Va du11ng the even111g tu 1\.11 anr1 Mr ~ 1 i\h 11nd Mr.~ .lame"' Philhps Howard M dnto~ h. M1 an d Mrs anll rh 1l d t ~n ~w ut a week vmh Ralph Spencer. M1· and Mr.<: Ca rl h1s mothc1 Mrs Phillips o f Logan MoorP Mt ~ .John Bntf'v Mt· 'l'l't M1 And Ml s R L Ruush, Mr r rll .• nt'l r.tr Rlld Mr s Spem t• l Jlld M1' E M Housh Mr and Mr' .I L Wolf(• and sons attended the \V1olfc 1p'uui<.n at New Haven purk Mr lt JH! ntn II 0 Douglas of Mt 1tnn, VIa , Mr ami M1 s C A ~hiler and dau,!;hlt·r of Florida :.'olt·s · Tt'<l Wrldetmuth of Pl>rb' mouth wt•re gu~~~~ of M1 a nd Mrs J:.:Uward l\1d l•" M ~ ,md Mr ~ E A Pl.ll'Sons of Akron vl';llr(l ht•r· mnt he r 'fz s Mrs. F.lzJ G 1hnm I' and d.rugh lt'l' Cp ph f'1rkt·n,.; ~rtd SHn and SISler'\ \h~ Vashti <tllll1nl nnd ~r s Gor. Ml.~s Louise entertomcd lhl' l' ht • ~ b a n Com pan ion C lass uf thl· l'orn d<ln W oU t• Mr and Mr s- Jo~ep h flrll a nd erlly ChUrch of Chtl ~t. Tuesd;n· evc•nrng nt th c 1r honw. l l nw n ,\v;• dH LJghl-i s o f Hogero,, OhiO spen t Devotions we1c led b1 M1·s or 0\'l'l La bor Day wzth her SL~ters, vtl!e W l' ll who e\ost'd w1!h piU\'t'l' l\lr~ V1olel Grimm, Mrs Harold Mt•mbc r s res ponrlmt 10 noli <'a ll l (nu~ h \\Irs Ho.1n!!ll~1 a.nd rilue With a q·u r~ t1 on on tlw honk o t Li 1l •th e ~:s ~11 ~ Gnldie \\'l lllamson of PorneJud e. A short busllli'SS so•ssll •n wa~ ro~ Cll!lt.'1l 'ftii'Srl ay a{t~:r noon un cond"tctt•l] by th e plesldt'JJj , M1 ~s Mrs J n lluu ~h Allt'ndnnrl' ut Methudi s t SunGllll}are, Jftf'r whJ(•h a Brblc qurl was comluetf'd by Mrs. Charl 1·• day Sthoo l Sunday W<l~ 70 nfferlfiJ;! wa_~ $11 OEI Eskew H M~ Jamt•s Webb rehll'n£'11 Jn Refn·shme n ls Wt•re sl'rved by th E" ho., t cs~cs to M1 s II D. Cu!l - Norfolk Tuesday after s pe nd1n g a ningham , Mrs. Well, Mrs. Walt er lt'n rlay 1€ave With his famil y ot Kennerl} .Tr, Mrs. AI do Jdft•rs the home of h1.9 parl'nts, Mr and Mrs Eskr.w, Mrs- Df' n·•er KuppiE' M1 s Ralph Web h Mt s Ralph Wehb spent several and two !!lll' sts, 1\-Ji f, Ea 1l Ollvt•J davs rr cf'ntl y with he r hu.~ band and Mr ~ John ( hJ ~e a l Nt•w Matll nsHI Ie, W. Va. Mr and Mrs Albert H1ll and daughter have r eturned from a vacation m F' lor1d~ and the Smokt'}' MounlaiiJs. M1· and M1·s- Ralph Badgley and ~n n , Mr anr! Mr~ Chester Simlf son. Mr and Mt's Albert Hill, Mr and Mrs Bryan S1 mps on. Mr and Ml's Billy H1!1 and <"htldren spent S und ay at Ja<'kson l.ake l'vt Art hur Hall s tatlon ~ d at Ta('Oma, Waslz., hafl lt'ft for s-e1vlce 111 1\I Mka. He r s the son of M'rs (; T Has kln5 Mr ~ Dale H11l and c hildren, Mrs. D V Hrll and chlld1cn. Mrs. Bob Ulll an t Phihp and Pat, Mr·s Bill lhll duld1en and Mrs Jim Car)Jcnlf'r held a wre-ner rout at Eu.~ t Letart Frzday evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Adams and her mo!ht'l , Mrs Nrna Wagner VIS IIr.d \1-rth th e ir s i ster and daughh r Mr and Mrs W P W11Us SEE THESE BUY YOUR :t • I Mrs. Elza Gilmore Is Hostess For 2.99 Her thurch Class ":!¥'\ IIEILEI lAilT • OILY SIEGLER HAS IT • 8NLY SIEILU 11. EXPERT f.» 1 PAY LESS GET MORE '56 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE Adult1 50(' j .\11 Shoe Store ALUMNI charge to you. Kal Hlndy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST, fl Phlladelphia HI 70 466 19 Pittsburgh li8 76 433 2314 New York 55 77 417 2!5~ Chico1o 52 80 394 2H ~ Wednetday'l Ruult 11 Cincinnati tz Milwaukee 2 Brooklyn 4 P1ttsburrh 3 night New York 5 Phlla 4 19 inn nlte St. Loub 2 Chlcqo 1 lllnn nlte u" f' .McK fly . M1ddleport N Thura4ay•, Probabl• Pitcher, lieLa Ebhn Pomerov, Ohto E:tlna New York at Brooklyn nliht Mayf'S, Rutland , Oh10 Antonelli. 14-13 vt NewromUe 22-6 SlEEp LOSS Only game scheduled Mr.rr 1s Shafer was as lee p a t hief ltrhtay'a Game, entered hr s roo m and removed New York ,tt BtGoklyn night $800 from h is tt·ouscrs. Pittsburgh lt Philadelphia night Cincinnati at St Lolol.la niJht NQ PARKING T!XT Only cames scheduled TULSA, Okla - Wh e n traffic lot to he 11 bother in front of PTA CALLS MElTING John Knox Presbytt'rian Churrh, Racipe PTA lias sc hedult~d its fJr.st meetlna or the season for ANNUAL Mondly Sept, 10 at 1 30 in the Ra~ PfiMEROY,MIDOI.EPORT me Crade Schoo.!. All DWtmbers att' urred to attend ann to donate a d~a~h tow-el tor U-"1! m the luncll .Sprlnaf!eld, Mus. (UP) Ada Glynn will end 41 years 18 Hampden County Courthouse telephon~ operator when s he retires September 30. CAN Gas Floor Furna ces Locust St. . 67 58 73 CI.EVEI.ANO, NO MOll NUMIIRS Yes, now you can save $25 Find out how nice it I~ to have a Cotf'man Gas 1t 13 M5 492 65 St. Louts 1' :mol I.! II,. hom 11101 ;· wu r k" llti• Bll{kt•to~ Wt'll l throu g l1 lho·u f 11'1 l.trkl1ng s''"l"n Wt•tlnto s d.11 olf JPill illl n 'J flr<!ll~h! WI' !l l;'t•d TOPS IN ho ,j),J ,. 111 /!t Vt m111 e lw lrr eadin' this will help you .~57 11'l Wa ~ hms-ton 55 77 417 30 K<rn l'las C1ty 43 88 328 41'12 Wedn•sdey's Re1ults Wash1pgton 2 Balhmore o ll !~h t New York ~ Bnst(ln 3 n1ght Only game sch edul ed Thul'lday's Prob1ble Pltchttrs Ba ltimore at Was-hrngton :'w1oore 11 -6 vs Stone 4-5 DetroJt at Kan sas City .111lhtLary 1~13 vs Dttmar 10 1. Only games ~c hedu!cd . Friday'S' G1ml'l'lil netrolt at Ka mas City night Chicago nt Cleve land mght Bos ton at Ballimure night Washingtun nt New York night National L11gue W L P!'t GB Milwaukee 81 52 609 Clnclnnllti 80 54 .597 1% Brooklyn 79 M 594 2 \) OS II 11111 11 73 ~~~ 72 60 Chicago 111s IJJggp,l (fli!~IIIIIJ III.Uk ' l lllll '"It d tl ll' t•·,nn , mn~! llllp ln>"t'tl playl'l' 1<1 ~1 S ill In);(, prolr :1hl} w1ll lw thr l"o'g t' lhr a l th ~ t BUY NOW B~FOIIF. ('IILil WI-:.HIIIm ARRIVF.S '" Amerlean League W. L Pel GB New York 86 '8 642 Cleveland 75 5R .573 lP.'2 liP "" '' '1'1 fur St·pt 19 aj l'dhl•nll.!h 1.,. pl l\' l'd .11 Vlll\1',1\iki r ' I h,. g .. no. "' '1- Ill" Ill \\'.t~ \.o lw pl.ov t·d ol' \11 1.\'.tl tb •o• All);( :Ul IIIII 1'. .1 ~ h •II• d I \ I ollll 1ifl o•1 o•l );( li t 1n nll li!~ Browns And Lions To Collide Friday In Pro Contest • BY UN'~ID PRUS lit• CoJll(/l doll MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING 0 l hou ld I I • l'll<!lt ~ P.nd SIHd j.!r.tllltn).! 1111• lt'fj UI''<I \\OJIJ!d hHH' ,, [• ~}( !Julng11 <II d f, ., r • d.un.tgln~ lo Otll ll'illll "'k o·d Wo•dnt• ~I I,IV that llw ~.IIlli hllli-:11 SUMMER SALE • IKE WATCHES MANTLE SLAM NO. 47 ~111 \\'\I foil! $25.00 • I SUTTON 1 .-~iJnll I BASEBALL HALL Of fAME member~~ turn out In Baltimore It I 4lnn.- ID tbeir booor Jlveo b,. .lamet Keelty, president at the Baltrmore Orloh11. El1ht of tJw IS liviD& memben .ttendlq: (1 tor) are: 'I'l'ia Speaker, Dazey Vance; T7 Co!Jb, who is shakine haadl witb ~aDd wu tbe Ant player elected to the Hall of Fame; Ml!l Ott; Letty Grove~ PauJ Wanerj Frank (Hom. Rwf1 Baker aDd Jimmy Fou Request Is llenied To tl.an~e Site Of Bul'hye Rcst•rve Braves-Rue Game Streng!h Gnml Savs Womlv llaves SAVE '' 1-':ng. 'h1· !'lid, fli•ld ~- :ay Millend Mary Murphy A MAN ALONE {In Taehnlcolorj - also-VERY SUSPENSF.l"lfL Trt11· Crime Story '"' ' THE NIGHT HOLDS TEIUI:ORI C.rtoon-THE THUC E HURT S SATURDAY Robert Mitchum Burb.tru H.tl ~ WEST OF THE PECOS (lenl' Grey Western) -alsoJohn Weyne lrte nm• Oru ~HE WOAE A YELLOW RIBBON (In T•ehnlcolor) COMEDY aMI CARTOON o~t (;t·u rge Nt•ssel 1o"d •I'"' <'ltn l un 1-' ~u lk ut lhl' t,11klt ., Johrt Yottag and Sam ]{i l''''li .. r t) r(' guaNis und 1'1'11 ' l' M1t< h .d , !'Iller 'J 1 1 k It " ' '" A'' 1' '-" ' ~~~ r t SJJ Klnt•s 1 11I•1l 1l 1t'> ut t> lld s Fi"lnl< "'' ~ t'· I II t I\, M I ' ' l iP t· ollll l!u 1 Is ~\ guards (' ' h110 l•, plio 1 hi td'IH' l-l:uuld H1n k 1 rIl lk hStuh I ' fi11d I d1n gI r ' 'l"i ili•ll11 1!11dl'{•ti'Hil ll il gUl l !, .t llo t•I'I IL' S(rlfl e 8( nto l ~ ' tnglpd 111 lo..t"o tuns HI !ht· n ·n11 ! llh tn11 111 ;.! ,,~ th•• Wnsh1n~ton P"l'' '" "• ~ ...."',,,, h .rve It 1II .Sh f'rtI' l l{ I <..;l' rl.li•H• l·• ·.t ' ilw H.ll t 1n1n 11 · on dan Hill l/tt.Jit, !Jon Bt•lz1ng and ""'~ ~ 0 1 1 11 H nn l, olh•• • AI !Jon lh lllnt•ll Hl lht· bllckfrp}(J · "'"Htnr II .1,., I Itt• f11~t ''''''''''' ,,f whll•· 111l' J .. (~d~ wil l have .lnh" " tl1• '•<~I 111 "W,r-hlngton ptl eht•r \'r!JIII,IIl , l,.lfl\ Htt't · {, ,•ni• 01lel ___ __ tiH] l{to h Jlj11 ,,u, 1· ;r 1 n 11 . 11 ha;·k \ , 01 k Y.ll oko·,. . IIH l( '<Jst'd \hei r '~~ lo• ~1' . •'d iiH' l-lltlt a ,')'J ;I( loll' "'II lho Bn - ton l<t•ol So~ • "•WJ l:e1t1 'trtd l' 1l l Skuw1m1 h1l 1 11<'11" 1 !" Jt, 11, Wh rt<..'Y Ford ltJ lll•l t ' t 1,1, Jtith vt(lo l y anr! tn 11 d "nl 1II• 1 , . 1\1111 1II· o·rght ' h ;l,.j ,,q 11 -, 11 s tm1 . LETART F<\LLS "' guilt'' lotiii' I<JI 1., t•xpertt•d 'tu l>n n l)11 1 •• nlot'll I 1Jiltl l'r'l'WN' o)n I n~ l:oilt <r>~n l w, JOb.~ on FnrlaJ' Ho\\' Pver, a qur ck lu nk Ill th e ta• Friday mght whrn the Waham:..t !ton ro s ter s buw~ a prnb.. ble start. Whlte Fa\{'ons enterlain !hi- Rn' '-'ll rng hn eup Jhnt wou !d have co-cap· su·ooJ Red Devi ls at B;H•htel F il• l d tatn J oe Ji'ord or nd Jerry Arnold at hPfore what i ~ expected \o h~ an tlw Wah<~ma sche me of thmgs "ve rfl owing crowd. G:~me lllllt' h t h t~ season l.arry Hesson will see se t a t8PM actwn at t'ilhn of t he e nd posts. Coac h Ralph S~yre of tht• F11 l The T;~yl or Boys , J ohn a nd KenCGns h as Lit•en warkmg hard f-u1 II,•' ny wdl pti!ldl il' gd th~ nod iit past we-ek ur so al on g With h1 s a~;_ l h c lal· kl t! pus1lron~ With Billy Oh~1st ant, D11n MeKe nz w, in an effort J,ngcr. whu 11ps th L· sca les ovt"t lobe all st>t fur th{' J II V~swn ut t:r~' 200 j.JUUnds C)( j.JCCtl.'d tu play . AI Red Ucv1l~ tht' gua: · d~ wrll be Ch.1r!es Ro us h The 1-~~ t c mlS wenl th1·ouglt ~ ~nd Ht u t ,. CniiUI!li!hJI!l Other rught dniJ o n 1'ul'~ttay eve n oug t'tl"l d, · '. ,.,·:· ·'1 t, >( .·r 111to adion und e r the lights and were t'Xj.letl L'd ,~,, Ht'l \\1 <H'" ' ;~u ti .t . mm y Wt>ato laper off with hgh t p radttc 11!1 Wt•dnf'S d~y and Thqrsda y Hr lH:t t I nltmd " Housh is slatThe Savrt'men will fzr-ld an !'I' to! lur lilt· ~ ~~l'l t ng ~~~~lgn m-ent a t pl'rlt'nnd t' \O Vf'l\ th1~ sea~o u Wtlh crut•·1 1-\-Jih u IJO ~~~ htlt y that Rava go:.~d deal or we1gt>1 spn·ad ltlo nd ( und1ft . 195 ponnd freshanw.rg IJJI.' luz e men and th o> l,;~ek , 1111 11 lll:t y , , , aet~<m thrre Gont- from las-t yenr ar;· Bl ""w Stunts, Clay Ron ey, Doug RtJtt~ll 11nd J~ck Paugh Hnwerc \w, tn FOOTBALL TICKETS fi ll th ose .'!pots S<1\'lt' cau ln 1 11~ hand on any n;unb.£'t or exp~ 11 ,,n Coach Ralph Seyre his announc• red ball pi~~,., s. td that Waham111 High Sthool will Coach SavJt• sE 1d on Tue'!'day cv- follow a policy dlffe~.!.!rom that £>1\lng that a frw Jltlsi!IUn:; nn th e of oth~r vnrs In th, matter of sell· squad were a.s vet ttndPudhl \.\t~h ing tic:k~ts dur!ng the coming se•· battles bl'mg waged bt'lween plu)' son. ers m crr ta m pos11ion tor s1a 1 ur-g All tickets at thtt gate on thtt night of • bell gam• will b., sold for 75 cents, StudP.nts must pur· chisr. their tickets at th• high sthool or at grede ~~:hoots from Wed Columbia to ltttarl Price of student tickeb Is 35 crnh; how• ever, no student ticktts will be ~old .sf ti"U:· g_ 11t•. off tcrodly opened 111 the area , I • Fal,on_s To Op~"---~eason Aga st Ravenswood I Alumni I' • II, I~ l'lwlllJh<Jil ,Ill ' 1 I h" ,. J:, I St h••• ntlwihl 111 • , l •ll'1 '" !! 1 1 lh,. Nl'l'. Yu1k 1 , · ' II I ~ -i 1'.111 (JV(' I 1])(' !'hill• It lp II ' I 'II ' I 1~2 8ra1r• 1' 1 ~Ill,! lit' [,·;~ d \.\h ·n 1he1 rn:l.lo· rl thrt>t· out of fmrr (JVI'' thr· fr •11rl runo111" Mrt" auk et• I Carmel !l-1r and Mn Kermeth Lunmg 1 and d<~u!l'hter \l 61ted rec., l!ll} With) M18 Sadie Ch.tn~y 'Will ho-:th'H Mr <~nd Mn Ho mt·r Ctrde and ' to the mnn)' friend s of Mrs Juh11 l tr mly t:ham y of Basha.p &ll:f!I . Mr.s . Alden- , _spr.Joser, <wd two -,rise •o:rk shOwer bet(~n ('hlldren of Vtrgi'n ra Vl~Jl e d hl.!r her honor Gamt>.S · ~re played pare n l<. . Mr and M1s Dana Mourl' 1 an drdr<Uhment$ were i'erved tu Mr ant.! Mr~ Dw1~hl Sw <pGton the gue!b. Mrs Chaney up n,·d , .u1d two c h t ldren of Colum iJU~ her many l!! r f l~ to romplet<' Lilt 1 , ~t·lt' reren twu•k t>nd gtlrs ll ul enJOYilblc r-verung \11 <~nd Mr ~ H<1!ph l . ~r· und f~m Mrs Cedi Hf't'tl or Qt.mky Ill lly Jm1 ln,llrum rettilll lil humc !fur pn~ed her unly tlst~r 1-.lr-, >lt\h them afte r ~pt·n.lrng th e Vt'lma 'l'ay!ur wrth a pl.ea~an t '" "'ummez· her r lt ~ h e spent rm afternoon wr:h Mr <~nd Mrs ClaJt·ntc Wa irH•r her nrerl.' ~~~~ Pauhne Huh'l.' JJ,J arHJ f.urul)' uf Ather~> Juhn Arclwt f ~ ml l ) 0Hwr ~t:ue-.. tl'i of Mrs Hu.'ll' of (.iu~"ville Mr al•d Mt s. letrl wer ~ Mrs: Shc!ll~ Pickens ~nl (;Ius .. nd Ow Archt!r uf ~1cCun 1 ~'"· Ket!h, and All•·n Taylur no:bvlliL· and Mary Blank spfnl a 1 t't't'!l\ Su nday With Wult~r EI'D and Mri! Fred Shatn o[ RJicHic Flurence and Lrn:l a CiJcle v1sl\ and Sad1c Arclwr Linda Circle !i'pent ~t'vcra l days : ~d 11 few days with Mr and M1 s wrth Ph ~· ll u J t"m3011 of Che ~ hu! Shelly Buggess. uf Nttro Mn Ito) Johnson und sun, li ar Mr a nd Mn J ames c.;trcle and old ur Ch es ter catted on Mt lHHI son, of South Ctl!'lrlenun, W V.a :\lr~ Ua ug lu Cirde. Su nday I a nJ Mr nncl Mr~ Georg e Cud, Mts Aldun !'ipnn~el of Vinterl, and dau~htp.r of l.tl'at l:lend spertt Va . and P atd More \'lsl\eJ Mr Mond.:1y w1th Mts Ma r y <-:lrcle l d M' s {' Clr •I( s d I M • und Mn Paul S mtih and 1 IIM3r;" c.~cl~ an~ >0~ : ~~Jvi n, i Bon R{.)b('l\, visitt:!d Mt and Mrs ip~nt Sun day af'cJ·nuon wlth Me I Floyd Ho!Jack of Ashtabula lht' pa~tt WI <" k Paul Smith returne:l to ht~ work at the foundrv Ill Pomero-· I ------ ~· lh 195~ ' WIEERS .. Krager-Cut Tenderay Beef Fre1-Shora LB. • • • d•ed of Vu·g Jni~ IN USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 1-Upright Piano Like New Electric Refrigerators Bottle or Natural 2GasRanges 1-Upholstered Chair Hardly Used 2--Sofa Beds 1--Washing Machine RUTLAND FURN. CO.. In Good Condition RUTLAND; OHIO -, "' .... " _, ·-- Mr un<:l Mrs Jlarry Hill and chlldr!!n a nd Mr Hensler we-re recent gueSb of the latter'~ son 0l'lbert H('nsie r of Ma ss1 1Jon ' Mr. ann Mrs B11l Lewis visitl'd las t Wi•£'k Wllh her parent s. Mr and Mrs. Ray Hayman. They were IJ,l, k t othc1r home in Housto n 1rxas by her s-is tP.r, M rs Jam~ ll ay mnn L L . N1re s pen t Su nday w•th Iu s s •s ter , Mrs John J.ohnosn of Sto<"k po rt , OhiO :\Its Robt>tl Owens of Columbus ~p t•nt Ia!;'! Wl'r k cnLI with h£>r motill'l Mr~ Ca tl Wulfe ami was ano mpa ruetl home by her daugh\t•r BArbarA Mr. an d Mrs Dan Sayre and cluldre no nf Clearwater, Fla , Mr. and M r~ Mil lar d Sayre of Cottaaevtlle, W Va . s pent !ll'\leral days w1th Mrs C'arl Wolfe, Mrs D. V . Hi l l a nd Mr-'~ Dale Htll Mr 11nd Mrs- Hiram Hall and children, Mrs F'rankhn Halt Logan £pent over the week end with their mother Mrs. G. T. Ad· kins. II ...~,, ,tr.;,,__ or ' t..-~..,......"" 39c .. . , ~~i. 53c ·.b. "k" lrand ' can• FISH STICKS ...... ..... .. 3 Pkgs. s1 • Sho.. GREEN BEANS .r=~~~r. 2 Lbs. 25 _ ' lb. bag Large Size Head. ............. TOKAY GRAPES-....... Plump, sweet Juicy •••••e•••••••••• ·- - ' • �• - --· ---- ·· -- WANT ADS ..... ... warca. · I " " " pet oat f'..haqe 5Dt..' eea.tl per word for t.hre. . . tertlOD.. ¥flllfli:JJD 1'8CUti.Ye lDHrt.iou -Ctoe UlODtb for 20 eeo.U ... . wot'll n .11te or " t:ti&N per W1II"O .w ... FOR SALE TOMATOES MEXl CANS larse p1nll: , t ..,n.acid- 2nd Legal Notice . DIVORCE NOTICE I ouse h l f rom h 00l howe. HOWARD WOOLFROM who.:1e William H. HoJmes, Sy ~acuse . res1denee 1s at Moundivile, W Ohio. mo.c Va , at the St..att- ~nitentiAry of A TOES 1><:11d state wdl t<:~ke not..ice that For Sale: Canmng TOM and beans. Brina containe I"¥ and H<~.zel W<)ol)lfrom has itled her .pepick thorn yuurst>lf. $l. 00 per tnwo "g.amst h1m for dtvor~e and bu.shel. C. R. Harris, Porllan.d . ahmony tn C.a.o;e No. 1z.u;o of the 1 6tc Common Pleas C()urt of Me~gs " -- .... • • - Count) , Ohw, and that &aid ctuse 2 WHEEL TR AILOR will be rur heari ng on or after Fur Sale: 4' X 7' $50.00 f . H MoK inney, the sixth day of September, 19M. Phone 6146-M . IDODth ioUowiDI lDicrtlOD.. 5 6tc HA ZEL WOOLFROM WERS , l:iy t:. W. Pl\:OPLES FOR SALE - CUT FLO nwa w Ad'llt:rt.1sln&-5b.ouJd br 1.ers, Her Attornfy large poms, 15 mums. [>Om .-.ported UllrL.edlal'UJ' . TJe Dall)' gladiolus. Spnng wering t7J·26; -812. 9, 16, 23, 30; (9)-6-7tc lio!nUDcl "l.U not be re.pvnstbtt bulbs. 626 High Street, Middlefor mon Ulan oae UJcorrect. in NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT po11 . Phone 6139-Y. 9-5--fltc Adminittratrh: De Bonia N•n FO ftSALE-One minute washer, Et.t1le of M.lrr J. Hull , Dt~eeaHCI IJ.Id r.p«Jal new part s, good condition . $2.5 Noli('(· 1s hereby given that tkea ot J!.'veo\1 pruned at reJl,l Fnd.ay Kessi11gcr, 640 Plu m St, Ciara E. Howrry whose Post Of11: clualfied rates. Obit11&1'1t~~ Middleport, or c<~ll 6381 -J . flee Adtlrc.,s ~~ Ciirpenter, Ohi~J pubJaabed. at 1 ceat per word. g..s-Jtc ha:-; been duly appointed as Ad. - -minL'Ilralnx de bonis non of th e I II PUBLIC SALE ---· The undersigned Will offe r for Estate of Mary J Hull late of HOMECOMi r~~ SUCCESS sale, •t publJr auctio n, at the Se1 pw Township, Meigs County, Success UB Homecommg residence of Lhe late Dan iel M. Ohio, de<"<'asf'ri . chureh (Grove Chu rch) on Sept. Dated th1s 20th day of AiJglL!It Warner in Chest er, Mc•.s:::s Co un IQ56. g star t in~ 111 10:30 a. m . Ba.~ket ty Ohtn , on ::ia1urday, th e 22nd .JO HN t:. BACON dinner at noun Afternoon scrof Septrmbcr, 1956, the pe rsonal VIces at 2:00 p. m. Services will Jufigr of the Probatf.\ Court properly of Daniel M . ~ arner, spcwtl bl ngmg, COnsist Mr1g~ Cou nt y, Ohto cnnbi~ttlng ;" part of. Tables, prai sf' pread11ng , pra yer Q-6-Jtc DL.~hes, Kitchen Utensils, Cu p- 8-23-30 Everyone welcome. • 6 llp boarr;l, Bufret Kill' hen chairs, -- - - - - ------Stove, Refrigerator , Chi na Closet NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Stand, Books !he Rutland REV IVAL s tarts Book CAlle, Admlni•lrator With the Will Penllecstal Church. Sunday SepHeating Stow• r.as Healer, Wash Annexed Richards, Stand, Be<! Aoo other It ems. tl.!mber 9 w•th Ho> 'Estate of Susie Klblale, Decuted Evangelist in charge. 9 5 3tc Sale to commener I 00 p. m. Notice is hereby given lb11l Terms · Cru;h, Brownie Woods, Horace E. Kibble whose Pnst 01N 0 HUNTING UA '{OR NIG HT on Auclum('er , l'rl.!d Rice, Admmlic:e Address i~ Reedsville, Ohio, my farm . Che~ter Spencer, Rt 3 btr.alor of \h e esta te of Daniel has heen duly iippointed as AdPomeroy. 9 5 Jtp M. Warntr, deceased . 6 3tc minis trator wJth the Will anMxed - - - - - --5AYi DON'T YOU KNOW? of the Estate of Susie Kibble late 8 aker'a w1ll "tve yo u the beat of Reedsville, McigH Co unt7, Oblo, ------ dec-ea£etl . Lrade on fw-nitcre ur appllan· lJ~ed I'J.A \'I' EN in good con tHllon . • 6-tl e"!i. Dated thi s 20th day of Augu:;t, Call 925-M. ~ 3tc - 1966. [r JOliN C. BACON ~ Cll&rfed tor advtriil.illl: i1 nut paid .'or before lbe !.3tb of eacb -.. ....,.. "" "" - ·-Notic;es " "' '"' ,, '"' ,, ,. • -- ---~--- ( l l ) Wanted To Buy 16J Lost Found • 114) For Rent LETART, W. VA ter and family . Le•oY and Lester Roush were dmnt! r~ue:;t ~ of Mr. and Mn. Curt ill Ricka rd and lJWijhl Leonard Rou5h and lamJiy, Sun . G1 bbs were busint-Ss vi.sltora in 1-'t. Mr. and Mrs Johnme Chandler Pleasant Saturday and chtldren of llhnois are visitBrenda Weigand spent Tuesday log the fDrmer's Slst'!r and husnlaht w1tb Santlra Rouiih. ru k u k th band, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ·c Mr s. Re tha ... roo 5 was e ard o fOak Grove. &ue.st ot her daughter, Mr:;: Ralph • Jo::rnw an:J bhss Twila Rickard McDermott of Chestnut Ridge on I wer e dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tues1ay afternoon. Albert Boston Sunday . _Guests of Mr .~n d Mr~. Dwight Mr and Mrs. Toby Myers spent Gibbs we~ Mrs Stella Fry and Siuda) with DWII;lhts. Mrt~ . JohnnJe Ro~h of New Haven M rs Emma P.tckard Thompson, and Miss Danna l'ry of Penn. . son Terry and w1fe of Well:ivillc Okcy Roush ~nd Bert B~essmg 1.\pe nt the week t'~ld w1th Mr. and returned from_ VJsJtlng relatives m Mrs. iJenuil' ll offman of Broad Akron and bcmg the din n er IN_esl Hun an dvi~lled tht Oak Grove of Rev. ~nd Mr.s . Frank HlessJng Cemetery Sunda) . of Bycs'IJ!Ie. . . John C. kichard was 111 Pome~r . and Mrs . Cecil Blcssmg am:l roy on busiuc~;s Thursday . cbildre~ of ~kwn spent the week Calling Sunday twening on Cccll end .w1th h u parents and other Hlesgmg were Mr s. Gar n ~ t Roush, relahve~. Mrs. Leonard lloush, Sandra and Mrs. Ed Fry, Mrs. Nellie Adkins Milton Ray, Connie Bo-necutter, and Mn. Naomi Yeager were in Brenda and Btllie We1gand . Pom-eroy and MidCiepo:-t s hopping Mr. and Mrs. T hornt Sayre and Wednesday. daugh1er of Columb~ spent the Mrs. Donald Thompson spent week end with Mr . and Mrs. Ross Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lu- Winebrenner and other relati'les. v-ena Rain <>y. Mr. and Mr~ . John Hudson and Mrs. Freda Edwards and child· Mrs. Dortt Hudson of Morgan rco of Middleport were recent , were gue~:~t .:of Mr. and Mrs. Arch gueat::l of Mrs. llannati J o hnson Ruti.tih Sund:av and other relatives. -M•ude Blnsing Frank Boston and family of Ravenn,a spent the week end at DOSTON - (UP)-A L.ail eJat Is the George Boston farm and call- the working :m iform for Arthur n. ed at tbe homes of C. F. Blel:ising Driscoll of Fall River, Mass., Serand Albert Boston . · gean t-al-Arms at the Ma"-SachuMr. and Mrs. Jason sturgeon sctts State House. He welilt'll: 3 cutof Columbu.s were Sunda ygue!lts away and s~k topp-er on formal of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Boneeut- vt·casions. T~EY SPIN, HE TOILS AUGUSTA , Me PAtrolman Harry Loeke inve!itlg.at el whe-n motori.'!ts complained that a string ol downtown parking meters· w-ere oot ~ttepting nichels. He cleanetl nut colonies of HPiders which had set up hou.11ekeeping in ·t he coin slots. LOST m vic1u1ty of Mirldlcp.>rt lhll -Bt'al: l<• ilounrl 15 inch cla ~b. ~ y('ar~ old Black a~ d Tan, wh1te oll'ounrl th e fac<'. Lal l 508 9 6 :l'c or 8350 Y TWO ROOMS H)l{ lll':NT or room anfl board. Mr.~. Wm . Slater, • 1,73 Hud ~on St., Midrl lep(1['\. , I hone 0311-M . 9 !'i -Otc . 5-RoOM--;;-a-,., -BATI~IOC~~ c-st. for small rd1ahle f11mily. $.1~ , IS B I ~rvices pN mon th SC(' M•·~. llo ward Cecil, 80U W M11m S1 , Pumeroy &. H. llAWLLNG SONS CO. - M f'Vcnings. 0 6 t! .IIOW' WrecW Service. Day - - -------- - - Phone G227. Nlght Phone 90iJ9- TWO DEDBOOMS , K1lrhcn, ltving X. DODG&-PLYMOU'l'H DEALroorn App•oxJm a!l'ly three acre Auto U-tl ERS. :'omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, br.~ancln& and brake 1erv,Jce. Hackett's SatetJ ~ervlee. Weft Main Street, Pomeror, Oh~o. l:lll'dcn $:l!'i UO pN month COQtact Alex \\-'hcckr , Avl)lc liro'le, Ohio 9 6 3tc 2-UEDHOOM furnl:;hed house Hot and cold running water. Gnmm's Scrvlet!" Station, Letart fo'a lls 8 30 6tc Auto Soles ----- l96l BUICk S pcc\111 4 ~ lr Sed11n Local owner. $00tl 00. HlaP!!nar ·~ ~omeroy. 9 6 tltc ror rent.-iC:~tenll.oa Llddera. Scaffold B'oarda, DrGp CJothl. Clla.ton Flaher, Jljdd.ieport. Phone 62UO..X. lJ.l..U • 1171 Help Wonted $7ft~ 00 - - I ; l9."JJ ., RUMMAGE SALE, Brth11r1y chu rrh <:"O MPLETK ln•ur•'lce ProtoetloD ... Pomeroy, September 7 11nO R. I.tfe, Auto, Fir~~o, Polio. CaU DoD '•1 11ponsored by WSCS, Forest Run Mills, lllldd\eport, Ohio. Netbodllt Churt'h. 9 4 !Jk - Ill ) Rcol Estate FmER GLASS Awnings and door canopiel. Rey-Glo. GaB hf'at crs fo"OU SALE- Pearl, f(lrby Rt'a l K<~­ Venetl1n BUnda, all size~ and talf>, Rutland TGWMh ip . 3J colon~. P'rM eJiimatetl . Dale acre.'! h nd, bout~ , barn and out Wippel Supply , 213 Union AvP bu ! ldingt~ . ~ Gecmge A. Mein Pomeroy. 8 31 J mo c 6-1-U ·iurt. Admi.nbt.rator. APPLEs FOR SALE • I If.! •ootb ot ill••· mile~ Rutl1ad . John L. nom- --- POMEROY 00. lb29c lb45c Short Shank Lean Rolled Hams, Boneless i:oo~ed -· · · · · lb 85c JANE PARKER 61J6-M 'HONII ........... _ __ _ a son, Cruws Clucks open ~ d thi!lr tea while Paul Ri~:g.~ hat! ~~5 with game.~ ot 176 , 180 anri 197. Paul C!Jfford followed wit·h 5:19 W!lh We .~ Btll~ hitting 51 I. Vic Vt:t• Furniturr in the tough All Sta1 ch10 was high fnr thp lose t's With / !.~ague. The C-hirb ar c• entered in 548. .aJ helh the All Star L<>a v, ut• in Park1lw ~t·ores: ~ r sbus·g and in I he City LU~gut> a1 Stds Funll!ure Pt Plc!lS~ nl this ycu Bri.IIIJWn 123 146 156 425 "lin ~ 1 150 150 150 450 Ru lling ga':lles of 927 , B9 5 am I u ll07 rnr a nit·t> total or 2729 th•· Coury 1811 11;\ 158 5\13 Chickc. had little trouble wlnning JPnkin~ 139 204 166 509 " games ali thei r opponl'nt·, Vooc-b.IO 197 179 172 54.R all thr-ee hlld to hnwl with a hlmd o r 150 Totals 785 H40 ,802 24:.17 1 Crows l'tnrk.'l >:"a~tg;~;·.. Pnmeroy bowlers had i.: llrfnr:-J. 200 159 !CO 5:l!l 0Vf'1' 500 ·-" 1hl! first fl ig ht or ad- M_ench!IIL 184 191 186 5li7 lon ~ ftink Menchlni set tht• pace R1gg.i 178 180 197 55:; with u 5ti7 on ganH"s of t9!l, 11:171 Louks 196 19~ 108 557 •od 186 Bob Louks followf'd w1th Belle:~ H!\} 166 176 ~ll' - - -- I;ASOLINE ALLEY ~ue olav la31 night a11he \ul1seum Alleys In Parkersburg u~ tht·y took thret' gamPs in a row fron1 Sid' By KING W,j t·e ;he-n;J >S ome~ ···"'~-:> '..~"' - ·"'.:l ~~o • th ti1 .2 .::1:".,:0· !.),;.l'i? -,---~-~,--' - ' I .. ' :f .. ; : ' ,. ... • By Alan '~ ".'~! L_ • ;,i "';:: '• /~ { I:IU7 27 ~9 Mover BUT TI-U-V'RF. DOIN'IT ' THE'<''P.E MOSllt~'"t:1Ef(:iGHT' <UWhi?U I r>AT Ll' QE eEACH. C'MOO, PORPOISE I ONCE MO!(i:- LYou're . 'ii .- Old! Along -~ -~ WO/{ Ill? 6AV£ Jl;;rl A CARRY-OI'~R ~:~ve• WilY ~TREAK C::P ...,...,.. RUSh. 111111 JoUDa: eace"-&oll ofle• bnpUes l:lla& ~ JGa\b el .&mertoe sboldd Ml1 eaJoJ' lhem.el~ Jant rarhr Va,11~sl · C'ICA60 Cti9S . {;ri5h'7'!1ANOER, W#O !3E£Mf, /,':CAP£/? FOR #!? f3E!37" ..,_ . . , are ·yuu,.. It's Time for Delicious NEW PACKED CANNED FRUITS at A&P {JELl/ 7"#11> yeAR Wfflt:# ·' fta uprealea - creme iciD&I --- /)£C!510AI<3 AT WRH3LEY I. . .. . ....... - F!R~1" 10 . I .,,., Reg. 33~ ~ Jt &1H •boeW. k ~embele4 / thaa dUe ~aa•re HlJ J•lllll \ ..DC:II - tt Ia &be time W pr. par• ,... ,...., later rearL ' .& Netnpaper Bo•te provide. ,aloabt11 &nlDIDJ fu• · eny boJ who d•lne .._ pt a.head aad -Jor a .uooetlhal WeU... 5£A~ON, rrRCEN'T"A6E W!Gc' .;,'£'/:> f'f108A8lY f3E A 2o-6A!dE I'IJNNER ;F TilE aue p;cw·r "' '-- '11.\NCl WHAT A DAY TO DRAG ME 7/?AVEt... the Daily Sentinel '~e-. HAPPENW.J ~ ~~~~ VERY THERE ' S JUST A ON '/OUR SCREEN OUT l MUSl) SEND .FOR THE REPAIRMAN -- TV PICTURii IS FUZZY I By RAEBURN _VAN BUREN E'AACn.Y- BUT THfN 1 GUESS KlND tl' SI.DW AT PICJJ.IN ' THINGS UP. [ - CaiUornla Red Malaga or Seedless . "YOUR TO SUNSET New York Snoball Maryland- Golden Cauliflower • • head25c ~'!'ATION• 990 On Your Dial 2lhs·29c Grapes SUNRISE Honeydew Melons, Jumbo B's each 49c Pascal Celery, California -· ··· ····· stalk.19c "*"·"'. .·-· ' '1Jit"""""" ~-.\\. ;_,!. .;Jr"'._..:o; .. ~ ~· ~··· ,,. Sweet Potatoes 31b,s25c Fancy Pears, Juiey Fresh · · -· · · -· · -3lbs 49c ... ,, Potatoes, Size A · ·.. -· .. · · · ·50 lb bag $1.69 f ·. ~.- ~ 1~. ~ ' 1tii, ..4_Vjt! J • "' l - w:JULO ( Pl)t:~ ) RATf<E!I. FiGI·lflloiG 11-!AN LIV~ i'< COW,.IlD WHILE MV '1EAR-T 5 ( PUFf) ()fSlRE FALLS lf<TO ANOlllER'S ARMS.' 19ozcans 1<111 ---- - - - - - - -- - Harold Bumgarner: Ply_~ F1ck. ~o~-ero~ Loc - ""'" Sept. . 24 195. to M·· ·'"' Mrs lrom eperat.lnr J:iia IIWII new•p•,... ' IOU\e •10; .... -Jllm eaJOJ a filller; mti't PI'GSJ"'rou ra- ('" ACCIDJtn' tn MIDDLIPORT, DHIO '"' w•fe , Huro\d Rub!@ , Mr. and Mrs. Geu =· ttft AGENCY Real Estate BrQker Ruole, Teo!dy Ruhle daughter. Mr _!nd LIRIIY'S SYRUP PACKED-NEW PACK SLICED RODNEY DOWNING Lifo, CIIUOI!y ..... '""'' ReV.' and Mrs. Lu_eas, Mrs. John nn d al Keglers Ope'n Loop Play Scort·ng Three w.·ns Thursday bocn August 10, 1956 to Mr and M,·s. Clark Lees: 11 daughter. MaT~ Jnn. " 316 I'll... I .. Plre. AutemeltU., HMI.. ,J, ugb(er, Rohhl" CoopPC, Yauger Vern e Dav 1s home iDC'luded \f• I and Mr!. Ernt>sl Carpen1tlr. Mr 1 ii!'ld Mrs Paul s11 unders and daugh l ters , Paula Jean and Plltty. Gall!p: Qtis. Mr. and M 1·1 . Allen Parke ~. Chester , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and daughters. Marlene and LindJ , 1 ~rs J~net Korn and sun. M'rs . Ev- A&P-SYRUP PACKEU Trevy·Finstewold Funeroltlomt INSURANCE P'<l•.: of ·-~ . .. ' year's prognm. Interes ting talks were given by ~· lime 16 oz cons To m"' ttl1 ...lrea af every family . , , at ~ cos& tflt ftmll, Hill. L:::;:;;:::;;::::; Mr. yan/ Mrs. R(chard Miller; a Wonderful Wa-y To Whid Up Dinner! A&P 1956 PACK CREAMY ~~ Quality, Se..Vict and MtrchandiH 1 56 0 ~':o!~!~h~f~~l mt~~e , t~~~e~~~~~ Ru»st'il Bryner of Annamoriah w Va .. Mr. and Mra. HetdOon E::lw~rds Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Woodyard , Mr 1 and Mr!l' Rob ert Scarberry and j chi ld ren. Mr. lind Mrs . Robert Rice and son EugPne and David Montgome r}', !llr and Mrs. Roy Whole or H1lf Lean Ion a Peaches 3 cans 79c Apple Sauce 6 79c Bartlett Pears ozcans69c Pineapple 89c S Mll•s North ef ,.._,_, On Rt. Jl. c..n Wm. OruMII"I. Rock Sprint• 0 1Mh" 1D Morr11•\!!"Ll •1nd Jaek Jon .s, e atter o tt eton and httsband .of Ellen Jones. The following birth.: were announced : .a aOll, "ell Ray, ~!lorn NoY. 22. HI~~ ~ ,~r;· and f M~~· ~arl Franklin N;~rlilKoan . ~om ~~r~~~~o;: ~ so~ . Butt End' .. · .. -- .. .. .. lb 33c Center Hom Slices · · · · lb 99c YELLOW CLING-SLit:ED OR IIALVES "Ioiii. lellor ,.,. L - dt-atn:~ Wft'e reported: M. C. Le,~I A Conley, Patkeraburg, Mr. and Mr!i bled ,after which a Yt!ry lntere1ting p~:oaram Wlli P~tentMI by the fl)llowlng : Mr 1 1\l'f:•toll Ander!,;On pr-esented mOV>InC Pfcturea of the la!it reunlpn thRt he bad taken ,.and .then ~dy ·Ruble auisted by • .: fhroJd- Jttibl-e and Albert Lind gaw rero rdings of the last reun · ;,~5~7-0~"~':':m~·~·~o~r_t~9~6c_:t~Q3:·:~·~n=d~\0~•0:.___t_o_t~·~l·-~~92_7_~!11) CoHage Butts, Smoked · ·· · · · · · · · · · · lb 63c Canadian Bacon, Slked · 8 oz pkg 59c AUTO SALES GR UEBER BLOC& CO. 1 ~ vo~n.g Slab Bacon lb 25~ METROPOLITAN CONCRETE BLOCKS I Only . Smoked Picnics lb 29~ - . -- I Sllees Removed Shonk End Whole Ham --- -- -· I You're 29 oz 1953 CHEVROLET 1,\ tnn Jllckup Ont- carefu l Jnc11l ow nr r Hla l'U - QU!CK SEH.VICJt on Weteh fl6. -;;; palrlne bJ Fact~ Tr.ilned nar'!i, Pom~roy, Ohio. $Hft~JHJ watchmaker. COLLINS Jh:W£. R JO tltr LERS. P~mero:r . 1-.a-tf ---·=---=--c-30 GALLON Lawson aulomnl ir ~a~ BarnN-Simpt~on tn.eurance Ageney, Middleport . Fir,. • Automohllcwater heater, $2~. 617 High Sl., Middl-eport. 9 4 3tc Bondt. Phone 6Jlli·X 8-20-tf JI.OTAL c&OWlf Slices Removed - 8CRAP IliON - 11D'I'AIA Pboot 110 . ttmM• ~'OREMA.l'\1 6 ABBOTT T.V. 120 Bl Insurance KtueJ tnt. CraJP.~Qe4 with juicy raisine ... crowned with JUNK CO. ---- - -c==-=::--== R.R- For Sc.ie lowed of alibi ulorlw ... 39• QHIQVAllEY BUICKS and PON"I'IACS rtloice of three good rat·a at BULLDOZER lbls prlc". Blaellnar'11, Pomnrny, For hlr1• fnr htllwmcrita snd Ubio. $39~ 00. B 30 tltf ponrts _ I'. M. Cowdery, J.oni{ Dottnm. 8 21} lt 19~1 PONTIA C Dlx. 2 d1· S!'fian ---Original melall ic green f1nl sh ltAOIO & TELI!;VISION SERVICE Blac1tnar'a, Pomeroy, O h1 o Phone ~00 : Cleland Appllaneoe $5M.OO. fl 30 6tc Sture, 118 W. HalD. St .. PomeroJ 2-23·tf 19) Drin~ RoyaT Crown Cola. ., 5 Miles Eul of Cheater l'l'llUO'l'UIW. I · - raln1ing . ln1rrinr, I'Xlt•rwr. roof, Work: guHrllniN•O H nlt'~ r<•nsoiLahlf'. l'honu 381 Y. llnmcr N Braley, rumc roy 9 6 1211' VICP:: All ma.tee Repall'i!d by Ex pert TechDiclaDa. Pbou 8284 Y Middleport. 5-16-tf '\JII ,I ..__, 1 SPECIAL • WI·ENERS . . 31b$1.00 SIMON'S MARKET W. MAIN ST. .Ill' IY rAir'I•I'Dr WEBSTER FRUIT FARM WE BOY 120 Business !)ervices B 30 l:ltc THIS WEEK'S I ~ Obti oi. Mort 8UI{'K Super 2 dr. Dynafluw J drlvt . Showa a:ood UU!, Ulal'\1 · WANTim nar!l, Pomeroy, Ohio. Shop- Save ··Simons I Bring Containers Buy Holsum Clean inside and ou t. $1,195.()0 Bhletlnar's , l'omeroy . D 6 tile MA N WANTED - 1-'tlr Rawlcl!,lh huslness in Pomeroy, No cxlo'OH SALE : 19M Studeb11ker, gnod JWI'it'll<'e ne edt!<l to start. Sa lct~ t·ondltton $100 00 Phone :t27 or t·a~y to m ~ke And profits good . inqu1re 164~ Lincoln lleigh Ls, S\111 t lmmt•diately. Writ e UawJ'omeroy. 9 4 3tc lclJ.:h's, Ut'iJL OHl-64,0-100 Fr'CI~­ porl, Ill Ul 6 ltp J9~3 BUICK Special Dlx. Hynaflow rtrlve. One local ownf'r. Blaett- GIRL to work all CA il·JIOP rvcn nar'.ti, Pomrroy, Ohio. $1,10~ .00 \nys. Apply 1n peuon at Flvl'8 30 6lc I'oinh (;rill. 9 5 J1r lt~l We n,ow have plen'y Elberta peatbes. Also plenty of finest drops we ever had. ----- ~oLA aQ'ITL[NO Mrs. Myrtle Harrison waa liUrpriaed ~onday evea.in.~ wbe" Mr. and Mra. C. R. Karr S;. and Polly Ann Bauer had a birthday part1 for her at their apartment. Birthday cake and ite cream weN ser\'ed to Mrs. Har-rison., Mra. R~va Gosney and Fra.nk Beach who had been visiting in Marietta earlier that day. Gifta were s-ent by Mr. and Mn. Norman Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Ed T. Bauer Jackson; MiB.! Polly Karr, Columbua . MarY Bailey were Mrs. Jack RitCh· ey and children Eugen-e and Diana of Cleveland, Mr. and Mn. Clyde W-ell and daugh ter Eleuora. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter and baby called at th-e Pai nter home Tuesrtsy even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush or Waverly were rec-ent visito... of Mr. and Mra. Vira:H Rou sh. tfl!tn'~-11\l.j ~\,1 · $1.50 a bushel 19M Pl.YMOUT:I Savoy . One lucal 2 flvoe room apartment11; 2 fourroom sp11.rtmenta, AU with launowner . 2 dr. Sedan Blac· ttnur '~ drle' and earagea- A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy $1.69~.00 . 9·1:l·6tc Pomeroy, OhJo. 6-14-tl 10M I:IUICK 2 dr. Se<lan. Orig in<~ l :,·or rent ~ Eleclrill wallpaper Blue with White Top. $1,tl95 oo. btrllmer. Clinton Fis her, Mid Blaellnar's, Pomeroy. 0 ti titc d lepo rt. Ph. 62ti~-X. 11 -1-U 1947 Jll)muulh Suoy 4 dr. Sedan PEACHES .J ... and Robert Harris were ceJebr_fled at 1 dmner •t Lhe Martin Reffaurant Wednesday evenlnt. A decorated ooke, w'eathed witb """'· Baby's breath and greenery, was the center-piece of the table and others attending w-ere Mrs. RO!Icoe Fowler, Miss Harrle Mari~ Smith and Mrs. Wdter Harris. ·- ----- -- -- ____ . -·-----~- · - -- .. ' Lind . R ~lp h Lel" D, born Oct 30. 19~~ 1 ~trs John St>bn•ll, Mr tnrl '\fn MOI.I.IION IIIAMILY ltiUMION I Rublt>. Mr . an4 Mrz Albert M•·. and Mn l.larol.d LewlB wPre ~~., Morrilton. Mr and Mn. 1t1 , Mr and Mra. R11lph Edw<~rdo.. , )'Je st on Andt>rson and aun hOI!t and h08tess to l'he Mo~lton 1 J fasanelll and othen. Mn l twma Ric hard. Stanley an d HeElmo:-r Btii O(JOn . lt!r owd Mn tamHy Sunday at their hc;t,rne In ' , Melton lillVc 1 rudina: and becc11 Su&an . born Nov 2."J , !!Ulj Ht..u s ton Br&llfl on and ctullh:n. .Rpbiruon Di&trlct wben th~d"W tf\ere wert s•nw:s and m~1ie by Lo Mr Jf'l.d •1·1, J_tapley Sm1th ··1 Mi~Sf,t- tJ!lil'l~nd Mary ·ftr:..nnon . ~~j•'01-em.f:nt 'Morris n, lfr, Jhd Mra. Ur.d and I number :~t t6ltiWini ~ri.aa e:s weni R W Melto n .. lld w1fe . Mr. •ftd , RJO~. cse tier of M11son unt of tnHIIl girl&. Mr . Lind traces announced · 1Tede ~e:..rd t n H&d f,rr, Melvin. pie, lt.obert LI'Wfrl', ~Mild their tnnual family reunion hit femi\y llneate bac-k to the I Brand, Mary · kt,~blt> to Jam es l...tfe and c drf.'rl, Mrs nub!tt1 ~Am ong thoae from a dbtenee famow 11inger, Jennie Lind . 81·adeley 11nd N&nt!y Fa~an elh to Sumnl'l' JaQt Reard , Mr and Were Rev. and Mt"!l . Homer C Wol'd 'Nas rectllved h·om Mn . Clark Let:l Mr s, Hod Bnlnd Mhses l_..ah and Lucas of K-amaS City, Mo. This Roberl M. Sayre of Fort Wl)rth, A mollon WL'I adopt ed that th~ Judith B Coph•y, Mr. and Mr" was tl'leil flrsl tim~ to atte nd thf' Teu~ who nad planned to attend ~arne offlce-rs or th~ or~::an•~. ;~tlOil Park-e Lee Judy Lanier, Harry reunion. Mrs. Lueas Is a creat but bc.caut~r uf her b-elnltl 1n aehool The Lime of the reunion next yrar Crump ;.nd wsr e ~>nd Sharon Ll'n ll cnnddaulilhter of Clement MOlT'!Was unable to &et here Shr ad- The lime for tht' reunion nr.t ~e.::.r Caudlll, J C. Beard, W1k Mr lton .Mr. Luc:aa ill a Jocal preaeh'1h1ed that her oldeat ton, Bobby, will 00 th• tourth Sunday in .' \ug· F.arJ Franklin Morri1ton, Mr and er ln tM Methodist Ot,.uroh in wa.s door 1n11n' at the Republican wt at th,. homt' of Mr and Mn !\lr.s. Dale Mellon and l'hllt.!rcn . Kansas City. Jlill ·family lineage Con~ention lrl &n Franeiaeo and Robert Sumner back of Htnder- Mr anti Mr'~ Barto Durst. Jr an•J goe8 back· to t:he flr.!lt JO'IIel'ftOT of that her mother-in-law l.s t he Na- son children. Mr .a nd Mr~ Robtrt K OhiD a nd al1o \o .a f ormer tlOv~rtianal Comm1ttaewoman from the Following arf' those who regis· Vwk Mr and Mrs Harold Hum nor ol lpwa. {}ne of his Mlat'lveli nate of Oklahoma . tered : Rev. and Mrs . Hom t'r c. garner and chlld:ren. Mr ;~nd Mrs nambd Clark will the flrat DisA letter of ereetlnta to the fam- Luea8 ot Kansar City, Mr . and Jerry A. Roach . Mr. and Mr~ . J hop ordaJned by the noted pioneer lly wa11 received and read frt>m Mrs. Albert Und and C"bildren. 1Milton L-ewis , Mr and Mrs. John Methodist ·Bishop A.abUTy who Mu Ellen Jonea , Littleton, Colo ;,ir;. ~f E Ruble Harold Ruble ,[ Lewis <~nd children Mr. and Mrs estitbllsbed 'the fir st Mefuodbt I She 1£ the lfrrat aranddaua:hkr of 1 '\' L.l L,:oncord . MDI.§.. Mr and A Ray Housh , Billy Lewl! Mr. c tlurcb~ throUjhoUt Virgini a, W. ' Clement Morrit~ton. She gave an M!'" 1'P<I<ly RubiP , Mrs. Ber tha A I and Mrs John Clark Lees and V'lrginltl and Kentue!J:y. Invitation to 'lislt h ~· r home in , (" m · •, , "' . '\1r . and Mrs G1·o daughter. and Mr. and ~rs. Jame-.s Li.ttleton. ; Ilub\ 1• aoU duldren . Mrs. Jame~ I M. Crump The usual picnic dinner was -enB .. • ..M H L - - - - -- - - I r r• •C' v r P'1d rs. arry I . . At th b joyed by the 1arre crowd assem~-- e usmess !I~''S>JJOn t 1lf~':' Hot-•1' ·,.-m ...,, Akron, Mrs. F ceolia Ht•liday weekend visitors at the SUPER R!(;HT- Full Shank Half-No Ce nter SUces Removed 111116. JOHN C. BACON Judge of the Probate Co urt Me•gs Coun ty, Ohio 8--23-30 9-6-atc The followlnJ:: wc>re xuests of Jmn1 e R(,u~h sn honor nf ber bJrthd01y Sunday . Mr and Mrs. Floyd Spttncer, l'd.r . .and Mrs. DenzJI Goeglem . Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark 1.1nd b.lbv, Mr and Mrs. Ge-rald Violet. Mrs. Oma PmiO'll, Mr. and Mrs. Lawt'fnce !-'.nell of Belpre called on Mrs. Mary B<11ly recently. K11they Re<~ulcr spent last Tuesday W!lh Mary Jo and Donnie Roush. Mr. and Mrs Curtis Bailey of Athens and Mrs. Mary Bailey sp-ent Sund.dy l''lening wJth Mr. and Mrs W1ll H('llman Mrs. Bail-ey rema1ned a couple day at the Heilman home Mr. and Mn Harry Brown and ch1ldren spent Sunday at the home oJ Russell P:un1er, Mrs. Jenn1e Roush ~ spendmg a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ywlet M Tuppt>rs P lams. Sunday aflemoon callers- of MN. antTHDAY CILI&ItATID Bi,thday• of M". H•l<rt M1<• ~rs . c"BA- M J HarfJSOD • · yrt e H000fed Ry party ----.~~-------------~~---- PLACE TO WRONG DRAW WILLOWS, Calif. -- Frederick B . Kilgore Jr., 19, E l Cerrito, Calif. was practicing a quick draw with a pistol when he accidentally shot t.IGAL NOTICE hinuelf ln the leg. Scaled proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the Middleport School DilltFict of Middleport. Ohio, at the NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT office of the Superintendent up Executrix ' un til 12 :00 noon, eAstun standard E•tate of H11rvey Ch•ney, Dece111ed time, Sept 2R1h as provided by Notice is hereby given !hat Mag. Jaw for aU labor, equipment and gie Chancy , whcse Post OffiCe ad- 1 materi11l ni'Ct'KS!Ify for the reroof- dress is Shade, Ohm, R. D. 1, h a~ 1 mg of the Ma1n Section of. the been duly appointed as Executrix Middleport Hi~h School Building of the &tale of Harvey C haney , according to llw spcc!tlcatlon 8 on late of Meigs County , Ohio, d<>c-easfile in the o fflrcs of the Sup-erin- ed. tendent of Sc hools. Dated thls 20th day of August The Boatd of Education reserve~~ the riRhl to reject any or all bids. Dy order of the Board of Edu· .l !j' ..:.=__ cation. 2 rn:nnOOM furnis hed apartment 1053 I'L\'MOUTII 2 rir. Dlx Sedan Bruce Lloyd, President on Mulherry Ave. Phon1~ 6094-X On~! cat dul ownt>t·. $895.00. Paul S. Smart, Clerk 8 30 etc (tl) 30 (91 6, 13, 20, -4tc Blactt nar 's, Ponlt'J'Oy . 0 6 61< 4-room J-'UHNISHED, 2 large 1~2 ncSOTO V8 4 clr. Sedan porches, With back and front Power $leering, aulomohc s hlft. f' n\rllne•·s newly decorated, h.Jt $80~ .00. Blaeltnar'r;, Pomero)'. wal('r heat. P hont'l 337-J . 9 6 6tc _ _ B-30·6tp 6-The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport; o.; ~~~ · ~~=-==~~====~~~· BECAUSE YOU GET MORE LOW PRICIS ••• ON MORI IIEMS ... MOU DAYS A wmc ••• AaP IS THI F OUNJJ - One sr-I of KEYS Jucigc of !he Probate Cou rt SLEEPING ROOMS for rcn t with Mulherry Ave . IndenlifY al th• Meigs Co unty, Ohio cooking prlvilegt>s, 127 Butter9--6 ate Jlally S('ntmcl offlc_e ___ 9 l:l ~! nut. Avt' .. Pomt·roy . g 5 12te B 23-30 "" WEST SHADE --- - ·----- . , , B:Jl ... .5 IF HE WAS ROVVING ... Tl <fV ] 1:5 A -;o· ;~~ \ COULDNT HAVE :3CNE. Vi::~..:/! r:'ic - ·'"-' PAR, WALLY ! J I W.A IT.' Wf,;,l,--,- 5 THAT 0\'!::1 " """ DON'T STOP SWINGING, BuST ER - -rou ~ET /IMV THAT Wl94 0' 'lOURS/ f �Schot I 'Hangin Pomeroy Chapter OES Makes'Plans Surprise Party Given To Honor For "Friends Night" Next Meeting I Mrs. Winebrenner ROOMS Of New Fqmltvre ., § POl •• $299.00 "" BAKER FURNITURE Clio The Brt&htnt Cor· aer lit Middleport g RADII l'UIINITIJIUIIII OES met Tocsrl.ay evening at lM or••ut hou~e (ov L t~!Lon to attend · H ·~ M.a son1c Temp le P:~ ~l matrons an •\ .. friend s n1ghl' ' werf! receiv!'(j Mrs. Robed Wmebrenner, ':1- pasl pAtr on~ Will also he honored from llanne on Srpt('rnber 10. · L b &ell }\un waa surpnsed 11 or 0 ay · · · , , b • M. ' b d b t d at thJ;~ mtoe tm" ( hr ~ Jurc . SPpltm e , 25: mcar , wh en .h ~~ lrth ay was Ct'1e rae · ..'".. ,_ .· . S~o"pl!!mht• r 26. and Harnsonv1!1e, at • ptcmc dinner at the home of Flon•nce I Lacy , as~t>{Jate mat· . Mr. and Mr11. Charles Ktng (Donna ron ;mu·' II 1111. ~ p S• 011 lh wor th y Septemb~>r 28 Winebrenner) and children. Randy patrou protem , prrsirlNl and a ru A rt'ft'JJ~ion for fl.elly !\1 . John and Milldy Luane. Jnmuua·BI Inn w ;,, rt"ar! from lh <' ~on. grand condur\n"~ at ("olumMrs. Winebrenner wa H given a . d L~tnct pre~u 1L'n t r oue,_" rnm J.: a dis · hus. anr1 for WaliPr J ~iind!"eVLn , grandmother bran•let with the lrtrt parlv to h•· h{'ld ~~ (;rand Tc- grand s<'lliJnrl ~~ S•rashurl' •v !o-names and birthdates of hf'r eight mp!r ~rs,, ron 1n ('\('veland. w ·rn- ;tnnottnrl'd and mvitation;; r£>c('ived to attl'nrl . gnndchlldrt-n lis 11 special ~ift . ne~da y Ortoht•r 31 . at 11 :30 pm . lnvrtatl " lh wt·• l' rrfr!vl"d lo atThe picnk was served on t h<' At lh<' rlo~1' o f thr tnl'l'lin:;! lhl' . .1~~ d to t he rl 1nm~ l.w" Of 'h. K'·og hom".. •·d " oth"r~ ... ~ tend thrn• irlsla!!ii110n~ nf "Rain- grnup wPrr m~·1 present were Mr. Winebrenner . how for r, 111'" ~ ·' rotlows __ we_llston . room which wa ~ dt•rnrated with Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Will Lams (lri!. ) Septemb'-'r !5, at the ( htL IL· h nr flrrangtmrnts 'nf rlnwPrs. fnr rl'and children, Connte Pen net\ -~.. - -· ---fr·cshments s('rvcd by Ruth Massa!· . Rockie and Mark : Mr. and Mrs chilrlr<'n. Timmy and Tommy Van , Erl1th Shain . M:uv K V n~ t Maria Thomas Russell (Aldf> ne) and H_y scll Run I F'ostr~ and .'\nna Otrrst I . . SISTERS' FIRST --AND LAST---DAY OF SCHOOL .' ~ DEMOCRATS of Jar.k$011, Calhoun, Milson and Roane Count1!18 m.t in tfta Haven Theater on last Thur.. daJ after.,aon to nominate a can• I ------ - - - - - - - ... . ''. ~ f' .. ,.... ''·, ,, EFFIGY of ' ._,,· f1 ~~ - -~----- ' 1""' j ' POMEROY SOCIETY i ' ~ ; Day, Of Publication by Motor Carrier I ;,; I; 1 i' ... f • ' -· . l~w ;\lr. <JnU M r~. Pntnck Ln'-·h:~ry. ~iss Kathryn lkn gP J tert tod :~y !'ur her hom e. Cmcmnati ilftcr a two months vl•dl with Dr . anJ Mrs. c. E. W. Downi•·- Shr wa~ ac. d h"m" b'' Dr Downie v .. • • cumpamc .. nd ·on Willi;nn. " s Eldon w eeks., .John !'"··wk. llowani MclnloHh aod Mt s~ ltalil ('l Batey wrrP in Mariett a. Mond<ly lo aUcnt! the fa1r . Edward :\tdnlu ~h and e!rildren Eddw and Rita nf Daytl!n ;JI"l'!\'1'(1 Wedncsdav fu1 11 vt~ ll w·t h hi ~ p .. rents, Mr aud Mr, H•1 wa.d ~ :- ........,I ,,..,. .::'.ii' .. "....;... "•·· ' IN and BETWEEN DEXTER. DYESVILLE-CARPENTER PAGEVILLE-HARRISONVILLE .,.... ,. ~ I Jnto~h. ~r. and !\Irs. Thnm ~; J\dpin vf THE DAILY SENTINEL NOW HAS '~;' Negro, hanging ~ Mr. and Mrs . Aaron Shef'ts, CoNegrue. to "lltay away." " lumbus. and Mr ~nd Mrs. Brooks cruwd .al some 250 persons McKinl ey, Re)·nn!rishurg, we re ho!mlllerl ai::Hmt the grounde. B.nd iday we-ekend gU('!its of Mr . and threnlll lo uso>; (;'lm W keep the Mrs. 0 . E. MeK inlPy and :son, Earl. Y<'huut on an ~:~.tl-whlle basiB Mi..~s Carol Hac-hlel , RN. who is ""'<!'" heard. (lntcrnot-loMal) ~employ~d al the Meigs (~elleral - Hospital, left this week !or a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada With !\iiss Susa n Pfalsgraf, RN, and Miss Jane Bovl('s. RN. both nursP..s at St. Joseph ':s HIL~pita! , Parker~buq~ . Mr. and Mrs . llarrv Falor, Akron were w<'eke·nd JiUests of Mr. and ~Irs . Fonest Bilchtel and son . Mr ~nd Mr~. Eugene D•·nt LJ[ I Mr. and Mr~. Bruce Burling 11ntl Sprmg[irld ~pent the hni H1ay Wl'CJ.; - child rF n, Honny. Lonny. Brur:-e ar1d end w1th ·hl·l· ptHent~. Mr. and Mr,;. 1 Cilllnl (' have m(lved from the Ray C~rl Qua!\.~. !J<.:rst prupl'l'ly on StOf)'S Hun to I' _ n: H~nry has returned 1-Q his Gallij)L, I i~home Am~e~villl' arter a weeks . vi.~it ~ilh hi~ d;wghlf'r and ~wn in M_r. and Mr s. Tl]omas Gann ~nc1 ~ ----- ~~_..__..._ • j - B /'• 'I ) tes Mi!waukcr. Wise. an i\•<'tl WPrllh''· day tor a visit with h~r parent ~, Mr and Mrs. Delbert Huch. Word has been rcceivl!c\ herr that Edward Hite is crrtically ill in Grant Ho.~pi(al, Co!umbu~ . Mr ~. Herman Scholl who left !a'l week for Columbus remained to h'· with her father . Mr ~. Frank Dix ha~ returned to hel" home, Syracu .~P. N. Y . arter a 10 dB)'~ visit with ~r. and l\h~ Robert Morri~ Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kttr! Gru c<;<'r and sons, Larry and Hnhhy spPnl tlw holiday weekend in co: limbus w~lh rclat.i\•es. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnir H~ ssh'r anrl !!On have returned to their hom<' in Columbus after 8 . week.~ visit 1111th M dldata for tha post" of luclte of the Fifth Judicial District. Pic~ f<uUd k a ,.neral view of tht conv.nton lmmedlahly follow· •boY• Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNaught~n, Columb"', •i•iled celatim and friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde l''reneh, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Frencb and Mr. and Mr~ . owen French, Jackson, vi~it-ed Mr. and Mr$. Edward Fren ch sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casic and children, David, Theresa, Rita , and Art:hur, visited ill Columbus Sun- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY · rrom Ma.nsneld. Tex., flac pole, ls removed by J. T. Pressley 11.nd couBln Willard, both 20. A meaea_ge on the etrlgy warned •• t1ne t ln1 the .tectton of Joe F. lur- · datte of Pt. Pl.aNnt ~ permantnt chairman. Bvrdette II at th._ rostrum oD tht 1tagt. I Loy a} womens CJ3SS Lead ,. 'SYRACUSE- MINERSVILLE- RACINE-LETART FALLS-LONG \ BOTTOM- REEDSVILLE- TUPPERS PLAINS- ALFRED-DARWIN CHESTER- CHESHIRE -LEADING CREEK-HOBSON-BRADBURY RUTLAND- DBXTER- DYESVILLE- CARPENTER- PAGEVILLE HARRISONVILLE- POINT ROCK- BASHAN- EAGLE RIDGEFORESTRUN-MORNING STAR-WOLF PEN-CLIFTON-W. COLUMBIA -MASON, HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN. EXTENSIVE COVERAGE THROUGHOUT THE AREA I . Tempenturet wtll IYerlfe 3 to • ...... , below m>rmal, aormal hi&h TT north 8J aoutb; normal low 58 to 58. CooJ Saturday aad alowl7 riJinJ trend Sunday and Moodar, t Jn Attendance The Loyal Women's Class fl,ad the largest attendance Wednesd•y at the Prayer service and Bible study class at the Church cf Christ_ i''r~d I. Gardner, pastor · of the church, wa 5 in charge of the ela55 and Miss Mildred Hawley was devotional leader. Special music was presented by Homer Rice and L. R-. WJiey who" sang a duet "Be Sti)l and.Know.'' Raymond Cole wiU be leader i)f the devotional service next week. d~~- and Mrs. JJ>.ck Amsbary and son, Ricky, and Don H()!ter, Huntington, visited relatives here Monday and were ai"Compam·e d h ome by her motller, Mrs. Webb Hall. David Chesher, whose leg was brokon last week while practising foothall, was taken from the Mason Clinic to the Holzer Hospital Wednesrlay in the Rawlings-Coal.s ambulanre. MI"S . Ot-ho Watts, who has heen In H().izer Hospttal for.,e1•e IIUr.geq , was scheduled to return home todoy · faJTIJ!y baVP movrd fr·om the H. J · Mrs. Edna L:.ing, Bradbury, is a Russel! <rpaL·tmeut, un Tlllrd Ave· medica\ patient at the Meigs Gt-nnuc to th~ L;ughl ad pr uperty on eral Hm;pilaL Hooke r and Ji llth Av•·trLr£'. Mr. and Mrs. Cla1·ence RQot and . . Tom Rail, son of Mr and 1\·lr_s. children , Michael and Susan. ChHK O. !tall, ts recovcrLnl,! at hLS llcnth(' visited frlellds 'li~'re Sa.tur· A turkey dinner , Wlth · all 'the · h Th d \ rt ' · home ?n Sout lr , vcnur a · dny. trimmirigs was Wved - ·, .on the c~ ma)nr surger·y ;tt ,Hol1.<"1" Hu~ 1\1t~S Laurie MeKa.v. who has lawn of the L. D. Scott"· home Lapita\ and wrll not start sdwol fu L· bt'l' n a surgical pati<"nl HI Meigs bor Oay to celcbra~ Mr. Scott's anOther wt>ek. Geoeral Ho ..;pilal silll'l" she fell and hirthday. Mr. and Mr~ - Graul :'1-lunlgunn•ry bruke ht'f hip, Wfl,, retum<'d to th>J Guc-sl'l included Mr. -an,d "frs. an d t: hildt·cn have movc1l from hom{' uf her sisiN-in·law , Mrs. A. Homer ~arshing~oq, . ¥r .;nd Mrs. \1itldlqJort where th1• y livPd v.'hilt• w \1cKay, Wednesday m the Rahe- wa ~ working <1\ th1· Krogf!r Suj.l- wlings-Conts ambulaner . 1\ti~ s Cnr:J Folden and two - daugh~rs, Mr. erma1·k"t in P omc 1·oy . ' Hupe and Mrs. Paul Theiss ;;re as· and Mrs. Ch~rles Rife, Mrs . . Ada Mrs_ Fred I. Gardner wa s i~ ~i~ t 1 ng Mrs. McKay 1n the care of Pierce, GallipLii~; . M1'S_•. cora Miser Columbus: Mr .and. lt,Ji's. Henry ftiehat·d lhnk, Ch c~hll'l'. s till ol Miss M!!Kay. Mr. ~nd ~Irs. Herbel'\ !'ink. MidMrs. Ray Williams :lnd Mrs . Scott, Cheshire·, ·Mr. ; .and - ·Mn. dleport. has bern a surg1cal rat - Charles King, Hysell Run , were boJ· James Simpson and ·da.ughter, San. ient at the Mason Clink . sincss visitors in Parkerburg Tue:;- dra, Mr. and Mrs." L, 1>. Scott. Middleport. Cleveh!nd over tlw wcekfond day . Mr. 1 Scott Is reeovering slowly where &he was the house ~ue>t uf her si!'itcr. Mrs. Edwnrd l.l'Wi~. and Mrs. Dan Price and her sister, [rom a recent back lnj11ry.ultenllcrl the wedding of h ~ r ncp· Mrs. Eliz.abeth Wm·kman, Mr. alld hew, Edward Lcwi~, and Miss ~Irs . Arthur Price, Pomeroy, were MILK DATA Mary Jane Sr'hoole_y on Saturday Labor D~y guests of anot-her sister, ALBANY, N. Y. -st. Lawrence~ at the Church of the Saviour Met- William Susshine, Goshen, Ohin. waa the top dairy county in New hodist Church. Mrs. Donald Mill:~ ~tnd daughter, George Johnson, Middleport, and Cynthia, Mrs. H . L. Dunham, Miss York state durint May. Milk de· liveries In the county totalel 51,· his. sblcr, Mr:;. M . E. Nel:wn. Dell- Sylvia McMaster, Mrs. Milton Hood 675,044 lX>Unds, an Increase of 5,tn, wt·rc railed to Columbu!i Wed- and Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr. were visil, 857,831 pounds over :::M::'':::·_ __ Ol'!>rlay lo allend the funeral of urs in Gallipo!i~ Wednesday. their aunt, Mrs. A. R. McElh inney . Ann Chapman is vlsiUr1g rela· Arlhu: G_ilmor~ and hi:~ mother, tives in Dayton. Guests were Mr. and· M·r8. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford Lohse and children, Jir.nmy, · Jack Mrs. Mmnrc Gilmore drove to Cu vin~tun . Ky., after Mr. and Mrs . and family, Bruce , Carolyn anri · and Jennifer; Mr. and Mrs. Will· R;;ymonrl Burns and daughter who Neda, entertained Labor Day with h.m Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Dale returnt~d hl'I"C for a week's va<'· a chicken barbequc nn the lawn of Dutton and daughter, Ellen, and tumlne cooler aeaiD Tue.Uy ud Wed...doy. PreelpllltioO wiU ••• ~ ' Of Trucks On Union Ave. Friday Tbe ooed foi' widening of Union Avenue was dramatically pointed up Fl'iday morniOI at approxltl~ly 10:30 a. m. when three loade-d trucks figured in a colUIi® whlcb saw two drivers paillfuJiy' injured and traffic blocked on the busy artery ror more than &ll hour to dear debris and coal from the streeu. .n. I 111111111111111111111111111111111111~ ,~•~•· LeadefS N . amed FOr Tn Count c00Cert Ass'n.Y - •• OfEdueation .. The hoard ruled that tbe superintendent allow pupils to 8Uend The meeting was extended until the same schools which they atI a. m. an Wednesday morning as tended last year unUI condiiion.s delegat(ons sought a cancellatiM are more favorable to make the ebange. the , _Tbe previOUii action or board ·was tahn in an · etrort to reli.eve the crowded Conctition8 9ft. the county's school buses. Superintendent C. H. Withers deplared the stand taken by the board an Tuesday night and commented tbat he was a(rald that Studeats at Middleport it :would Invite trouble botb from School held their eledions the claa.s· officers this week. Bruce the state police and rrom Bradford was selected by the Sen- state department of school tranai.or CLa&s to guide them through portation. the coming year. He will be asBoth o! the latter organizations lilted by Vice-president Stephen have sought to relieve the overCoats; .,.etary Richard Hovatter loading of school buses ill the and Treasurer Kenneth Lewl11. Th J . k county. e umors chose Genl!; Croo a Lhel.: p Jd nl Ph U St s s • n:s ~ ' y i::~ ~n. ley as vice president, Dee Sauer1 -STOVE EXPLODES Sceretary Jeanette Crooks Trea.surer and George Baumgardner Racine Fire Department wQ ca1~ Executive Officer. ' led to the borne of Mr. and Mn. . Dale ldJller wilL head tbt: Soph- James Snodgrass Thursday afterC1asa. His capinet will coi1- noon when a stove which Mra. vtec president Edward Sn.odgrass attempted to light ei· ; Secretary, Janet Stobart, ploded. There were no mJuraes Treasurer, steYcn Bailey, and Ex, but damage to the stove was eaecut.ive Officer, Roger Ligbtfoot. at $225. ---- I ' '· I swering the call gave firat aid to the Injured men and transported them to the h\>8pital, Pollc:e Chief Frank Hudson and Patrolman John McKemie hand· Jed the clearln·g: o£ a traffic jam thlll resulted from . tile acci<lent and the cJearilll of the stre~ts . Tbe truck driven by McCumber Cedric Clark, Chairman, Mrs. Car, roll Swanson, M1'a. Ralph Prall , and worker's are Mrs. Guy Reynolds Mrs. Ernest Coverl, Mn;. Rodney Downing. Pome1·oy Capt11ins are Mrs. C. r. Lochary, chairman, Miss Marie Bichman, Mr. and Mrs. The-odore Ree<l Jr., Charles Swi~hcr. Mrs. N. P. Swackhammer is chairman fo:· the Mason group and will be assisted by Lloyd Roush. Mrs. W- R. Proffitt, Miss Margaret; earmark and Marin<la J. Harpole. Guy Boyd Death Reported Here Market Reports Mn William B.,:ter received word of the tki'ih af ber brother· 1m-law, Guy Boyd, Wellsburg, W. Virginia, ~ Mr. Boyd dioeid Monday at his heme and funer.al services were held at Welbburg Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Boyd wa 8 well known• here luv1ng visited in Mel&s Coooty ' quite often. to Greatest Value In Bicycles Tadav- On The Third Floor MlfGS GINEUL HOS~ITAL CINCINNATI, 0 UP - Produce : Ens, about steady; prices 111 farms, consumers, Whil-es _and browns, A jumbos .fo6-48 a large.. 44-47; A mediums 28-31; A smalJ 18-2!; 8 larlie ~-38; FOB Cincinnati, whites and browns A -large 152-63; A medium)t6-36. Chickens, un~ttled; fryers 3-3-~ lb 16~ · 17; heM, over 5 lb 14-15; ADMrM'ED: Geore:e Kistlillg, hena 15 .lb and finder H; hens, light Pomeroy, Ohio. .. type 11-13; old roosters 10-11. · DISCHARGES: None. Butt-er, 90 ~~eore 68. ELBERFELDS •.......,·""---"•%&~~qL&C ..I~f#~..~om~••-~.mo~--•-•~·~•-•....,.~,~~-~.!4iJZ~~.~.,~J--~<--~O:C<=!.~..~•-~ao•.~:C~.~$!_!J&l!!~ ' , l position~ on the ticket may be fllled by party ch.ah·men. • t He alt h I D"ISt riC Conference w.·ll Be He}doCt. 25 1 ) 1'he 8 nnual Dtatrict Health Concrence at Lake Hopo ,-m b:c held on Thursday, October Mtfi. The theme of the meeting ls "Under· l11tandlrtr Mental Hea'lth." This is an llpen meeting lo any. one wh.o wishes to attend. Those who wish to elt lunch with tbe group mu!::t send reservations ln to the County Extension Office by October 15 th. I DIVORCE Lovena Barrett, S. Second-llt Mkldlcport was granted a dlvorce in Meigs Counl_y Common Ple21 Court today from Henry Barrett, Dexter RFD on chargt~~> nf gross neglect aud extreme CTUeity. Slate'.s Attorney Abraham Ullman. now in full charge of tbe case, rerused any comment on pos.sibHity thil.t the child was mur. dered before bein--g thrown into Lake Wbiteney, a reservoir south or Hamden. Three boy, fishing along the shore of the lake found the body Thur&day, about one mile from the crowded 11epartment store where Cynthia was taken from ber carriage last Saturflay. 'rbe body of the baby, believe-d dead several day5, wa viewed by both Mrs. Ruotolo and her huSb.lnd, Stephen, 33, wflo made the i&ntiflcation, Dete-ctive3 searched tbe Ruotolo house and yard Thursday. Tbey disclosed they Nere trti.ng to Virginia Fall.m, fiJ of Minert-- mah:h a piece of wire wblch was of the ville will 1 peild until Monday Itt i tued to close lbe top lh M · transparent eellophane bag in e ~ County Ja~ as a result which _the body was fouDd. of a ruling by Juahce of the Peace Pt'ttY Peoples in court this Authorttles Coahr qaomln&, whea abe elrtered a plea l!llma~, liter hour.1 of interroor guilty to disturbance o1 the galion With the teadiOI fillJres in peace. the cue, conferred wittl the FBI, state police aad local pollee: late Thurs~ Digbt. The Hale's attorney said that no one has been arrested. "There wa_. oo evide~ ot sex- 1 ua1 QJolntatioa Ia the eUe." Ull· man ~ d· newsaiem. - '"You. bave been tolre ew«yt.hing that c., .,betold." He replied "No comment" t8 &11 other queaUoJUi. Ullman's office took offlcial Squire P~oples in hls' hearing cbarge a( the investigation today beld this morning denounced the with the' withdrawal of t.be FBI accused ror iavadlog the •anctity from the caae. of a ehuretr while drunk. After a verbal laslDng he levied a fine of Joseph J. Cuper, FBI •rea $25 and t!Oils with committment cblef, announ~d Thursday night: lo the county jail umUI fine and "In view of the idenUficatloD costa are- IW!id and with the pro- of the body and the fact rao invision that tb-e defeDdaat remai-n terstate trlll8portation il indieatin jUt until Monday, d, there appars 1o be mo federal Deputy Duckworth was the a.-.. jurisdiction. Conaquently the FBI ruUng officer. is not empowered to conduct further iDftiUgation." I StreamlinerftaiiS Mail Train; 20 Killed Me-l For Bavs and Girls- 20 Inch- 24 fnch and 261nch al Mason t;ounty voters were reminded this week that the voter registratio nbook! will be closed on October 6 . Any one desiring to vote in November who isn't registered must do so by that date County Cle-rk Jabn A. Wilson Treated at Meigs General Hos,..minded voters that a woman Bend Mi118trel to be presented this '·~ and ~ss lble t•e L•11 pltal for leg inj.u.~es who hji,Ji married since regbtering Fall, with sponso• ., •·t'n• ~R" Nathaniel tart PTA and the Pomeroy Central intei-nat injuries was tD vote must registe~ under her PTA. Bob Hoeflich, Pomeroy, will McCumbe' .! Cb••h'··, driver of new name. He alsu saiu that young • trucks and Charles • ' ....-.~uce and direet the show · Or tb people who will reach the age of -"'vu BaUey of Racine, driver of I ce• 21 on or before Navember 6 are Attending the Byard Meeting me"nt mixer ·. truck .whc sustained eligible to regisler. Wednl!sday evf!nlng were Charles ·Hayeti, Bill Childs, Bill Clark, facial laceratioDll and cuts about the hands. Other persons required to re- Charles Legar, Orvil Wiles, Roy A third truck inV(I(ved In the Capt~ins a~·d workers in. the me- gister are those wbo h8Ye moved I' Reuter, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, Mr-s. ... t wa nat Identified b' lrobersbJ~[drJVe. _for the Trt-Cou~ 0.y since their laSt registration and Chlorus Grimm, Mrs. Olive Irigra· ac' ~• t ' Commulll )' Concert AssoclatJOl'l newcomers to the state. The latter ham, Mrt. Early Roush, Mrs. DGn· po11 ce a preu 11 me. b ari un d b Mrs are f!Jiglble a!ter a yeer's resi· ley Reibel, Bob Hoeflich, Director. 1 ha ve een . no ce_ Y · According to accounts of the accident tbe unidentified coal truck Georg~ F. B_ovie and ~ames Bacon, dent'e In . the state as of election wu traveling down hill on Union ca-cha~rman_ of t-he dn~e. day an~ 60 days in th.e county toward Pomeroy when the heavily Sept_. 10 Is the starting day f?r in which they intend to vote. laden coal truck driven by the dnve and a klckoff dif)J)er will . Political exee·uuve committeesCumber attcJ11pted to pass and be held Monday it the Lafayclte were also reminded that Oetobed met the cement mixer truck Hotel_ at o:ao at 6 :30 p.m. for t'he 6 is the final 'liay to ' fill vaeaniven bu Baile' head-on. captams, w_orken and me~bcrs of· . dr " the executtve board. cies in nominations for county and 1 pomeroy emergeney squad anMiddleport captains are Mn state offices. After that date, the Just Arrived I wa.s his own used in his mining operatlqna. · H.e &aid that as h~ attempted tO pass the · sl.1wed down unidentified truck he was unable to slow down and return to his Line of traffic due to brake failure. A pollee lnvestiKatlon of the accident was stil! underway tlli~ afternoon. -------- oortb Baby's Body Church Invasion Brings Jail Term For Drunk Woman j' were. elected when the Executi~ J!;oard at the Big Bend Minstrel met the home Mrs. Robert Crow, Letart, Wedneaday · evening, wlth Mrs. Chlorus Grim·m, co.bosteu. Mrs. €row was elected president. Bill Clark Vice President, Bill Childs, Secretary, Ray Reuter, Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hayes, Fi· nancial SeCretary. Plans were discussed !or the Big In • p thia Ruotolo may have been a victim or homicide nther than kidnaping. Vital orgaru of the Infant found floating in a plastic potato bag in a re1ervolr have bun sent to the FBI laboratory to determine the cause or death . The baby·, mother, Mrs. Eleanor Ruotolo, 29, was quntlolled three Urnes in 10 houn Thursday. Sob- i[.arry Mars¥"al~ Slllitb,_ 17, of Laurel' Cliff, to181roy", waa alated .ftlll' an q'p:eit:l~-~ ~or.e JuvCnll~ Judge J~hn S~n on cbarges c.t feak.lesa OperatiOn of a mo~r vehicle. He was &rrested by Pa·J . '"'""' trolman Sisson. • uound Moodo,, maio!, portmn. HAMDEN, Conn. UP - Fever· bingnd nearing collapse, she was lab poli~ ae-llvity bimted today at teeorted to her home by two pothe po:ssibiUty that 6--weel-oJd Cyn- licemen and a priest. Officers Elected ·=--- At Board Meeting Mason Co. Voters Of Bend Minstrel Middleport High Are Reminded Of Offic'fs ,., • New Year Oasses Elect Rei:)_S JJi tenn · gDate at Their Officers ot Tw6 Men Injured In Headun Wreck hill grandPa rents, r, and Mrs. ll<J. -"~;~,."~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;o:.;t~he~i~'~"~o~m;;;,•~o~oi.:B~ro~w;n~e~ll;;;;;A~'~'~""~e~.;;iM~n~.~·~·~·~H"".~C~u~pe""n~ter;_.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rry Keiser. Mincrsvil!r . l• ---Mr. and Mrs. llalhrs HasslN of Columbus were wel'kend 11,ue~ts nf Mr. and Ml's. Harry Kei~er . Edward Pat·ker .Jr. of Cleveland was the holiday wcek<'nd gu~st nf his parents, ftJr. and Mrs. Ldward Parker Sr. Minel"!lvillr. It' '1 ·t 1.. Mrs. Mason fisher left ~1"nnda~­ for a visit In Akron with Mr . and Mrs. John Fisher and som. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom :1~ and daughlcr. l'~a:ve spent Sundny in Crooksville with Mr. and Mr~ Walter Thomas and family . Davld 1'bomas, , Minersville lofl Wednesday (or a visit ln CrOIJksville with his son and daughter in law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thoma~ and family . Mrs. Catherine Krupp ·haa n•· turned to hl'r hnme, (nlumllm aC! t'lr a weeks visit with hl'l" brother, Phillip Re ib{'l and ~is t. N, M i.~$ Louise. Mrs. Margaret Ram••:v :1nd ~r~ Mardel Youel of Co!umbu6 wc-r" weekend gues~ n{ Phtllip Rrib.-1 'and sister. MiS!! Louise . Miss Dorotlty R~lbe.l relurnrd 111 hfr employment in Colmnbu~ i\.1nnday after a two week~ vaca tion with her parents, lllr. and Mrs . Louis Reibel. Mra. Wyat.t Radford ~turtted hDme, Tuesrtay from Holzer IIO ii · pllal where she has been a medical patient ror the past week. $37.50 , . ' StARTIN• HOMl for llmCb em their lltlf: day of aahool and klnderprtea in Chlcap, Janet Grtmtha ~~er ctllter), '1, an<J .her ldater, Ban~ (lo\ver lef~). 6, were bit by a wild~nmnms ea:r (top riatto, pbmad apJnat th• achuol fence and Cl'U.Ibed to death on the tron plcketa. The car was driven by Rl~ Dom.~ (being escorted by a poli~ · top left), 16, who tl.ad reeeivecl hii!J temporu')" df1"li'l& pe~lt unly the day berore. In the lqwer J'IJht photo the alatenr' gdhdmother, Mrt. Jeanette .nubertaon (ltftl, trt~ to eomfort trer dau(hter. Mn. Jeaa GrU!Itbl, mother ot the chtldren. Trag. ed7 dro.ve the Dombfclc boy into hysteria. , · flm,...,WHIBOU-ndpiLotoJ SINGLE COPY Of Missing Child Questioned After Positive Identification Made In anothe-r cast' to be heard tonJght in fth{ loCal court, Holl_y Kraus, 60 of E. Locust St. Is to appear tb answer charg:es of thnatenlhg Paul Simop in a ihl'eatenlllg mann~r. I STAY OUT ' COLtiMBUS, 0 ., ...... Mn. Hilda McMullen report43d to Columbus police that she parked her car near Central Hl&h School recently and when she, rf!'turned she round a aix·inch akuli and eross-bone.s scratched on the right rear door. On the wlndsl!.leid she found note readin8: "Please do not park in my sp~~& or, ycu will flnd more I 11 Murder .nstead Of After Miss Hudson said today, "The school zones tha·oughout the village have been very clearly marked and s~ed zone adequately posted . one recar.dless of whom it may be, who ~ilfully disregards those school zo~~ is going to come before the court. We don't want anything bapp<'nin.: here In· Pomeroy as happened in Chicago only ' yesterda)'." Turkey QWJie~ Given]itHotior · Of L. D: Seot{ . I Business Phone 3118 First to feel the effect of the police edlct is Ewing lt. Hutton, a coal truck driver arre!ted Thursday by Hudson for driving at a rate of 35 miles per hour In a school zone. He i! to appear In Mayor E. F. Robinson's t.<Ourt tonight to awwer to the ebarges. Road master B'icycles SERVING AREAS IN and AROITND · Witb ·the seboola now ln ..,,,Ion. PomerGy Police today began int-ensive drlve on apeedinv the school ronea. On tbe spot arrests w~re promiled violaton today by Police Chief Frank Hudson . NEW· ·SHIPMENT · .,-~, .I ' , 1 Police Launch Drive On School . Zorie Violators ·'' ' . VOL VIII NO 123 , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Friday; Sept. 7; 195e ,____________..!,---------·----------------- I > ~ ••. J.O•y Ohle Perecut 11--:::-::::-:::-::-----------------=:..::::::::::::=~::::~::::~~ · ::::;:~:;~;;~:..:::-:!~::::::~~·~~=-~----------------J enge curringtwoIstentha tcattered ot ao inc~ .tboWera oc- . '• a1 . e n t 1n e • Devoud r., J'Jae ··~ . . . . . , l'lle _ ..... _,____ .4-- ~t~.: ~·,: • e P lans werl' macle for "fnends Chnst 1n Jack5un, Athens Sept nigh t" to hl• held at th€ next me;>- "mber 22 Masomr. Tt'mple; and ting when Pomr roy Chapter 1811 Nclsonvdle S('ptfmhf'r 22 lit the , Stiff Sentence Given By CoQrt To Drunk Driver Coroner forebnd and aome bemorrh.aglng, but no bcain injury," Corrigan Mid. ''The autopsy, which was Irwin C. Ritter, ' of Pori-land to- concluded about 10:45 p. m. EDT, day faced a tem day term In the aeemed to show lbat this ix'uise Melts County Jail, •uapensioD of was not enough to cause death." his ~ven llceue for one year PoUee revealed that they are and a fine of SIOO and cosl$ with $75 of the fine suspended pend~ holding a Necro man ln ooonec~ tion with tbe cue. iq his good behavior. Tbe Negro was plcked up rour The punishment was meted out or five daya ago carrying a pluFriday morning in the Meiga tlc bal and mumbling that he Cour1ty Court of Cornman Pleas was re\leiviag ''brain waves," p~ in an appearance before Juda:e Jice nid tbe Negro carl"ied mari· Cedric Clark on a charge of drh•· juataa eigarette 1 and had long lng while intoxicated, contaloe-d in black hair 8imilar to that or the a Bill or Information by Deputy alleged kidn1lper. was Sheriff Duckworth. rutter A dark-skinned, dumpy woman tharged with his second au!l!b of- bad been seet' by women shopfense. pers carrying out a baby at the Jn the meantime Donald Arthur Scar! Rltebuck store wher~ CynCottrill, 39, of Syraeuse, arrested thia disappeared. The invesUga~ by the Ohio Hirbway Patrol for tion baa beeD· centered around tntox.lc.ation was to appear in thl~; key elu:. Justice of the Peaee Peopioes Court at 2:30 p. m. today. Im Mayor C. 0. Fisher's court, Henry H. Stewart, :K, Ma&on. W. Va. forfeit~d $1.5 bond on a charge o( failure to obey a .stop sign. He Wlil atTested by the StAte Patrol. Meigs GOP Women Will Hell~" World Traveler Speak ' Meigs Squadron Civil Air Patrol To Hold Bivouac It has been Tpquested by ord~ of Major R. G. Stcffv that all mem· bel'll of the Civil Air Pair"o1, Meig~ Squadron 20'-l attend a scheduled bivouac to be held Saturday throu· Jh Sunday noon. September 8 and 0 a\ the Swisher Field in Cheshire. Roll call will be at 10:00 Saturday. Uniforms and fatigues are nee euary and each member is to bring his owll beck! Ina. This is a most important meeting aod aU members are urged to attend. Plans wi!l also be made for Mar -Sprlnpr, N. M., killlnv 20 "lew •hows ~eatt..-ed wrecb. . tbe coming convention which will ~C:RACK SANTA Fl CHIEf:: \ slm.·· p:• employees ~nd lnfvrlng and tom up track. (lnternetlonal) be held September 15 and J8 at Milwaukee. .. alatMHrd heatlou into a mall trlbl ••"'-' PfiMDIIen. Thla aerial · I lama; 1. Conigan said Be was "un.able to fix the cause of death." No Brain lniYry 'Tbe baby bad a bruise on- Its Thomas Saxton Ireland, warld traveler, author and lecturer, will be guest speaker, Saturday attcr· noon, at two o'clock wheo thl" Meigs County Republican Women's Club mee~ at the Ma.rti,n Hotel, Pomeroy. Receiving hU LLB from Huv&lld Law Sc-hool, he has be-en judge of the Cleveland Munieipal Court. Ireland, a Ouent speaker, reeently returned from a ten-weeta' tour be-bind the Iron Curtain. He will discuss the Communist threat til world peace and other mallet'S of international importance. Mn. Ralph Windsor ls prealdent of the club. Arrangements fCif' Ireland's appearance were made by Mn. Wilbur Pierce, Melt~~ Co. Republltan committeewoman. Tbere will be a social hour and refreshments following the pro. Jram. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 6, 1956 holt knight mckenzie