https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d2e7f0fd1d02b1e46d4422d12506769.pdf 4e442c1230cd944d2865a7fdd2cf408c PDF Text Text • • • .a t .' ' •• '! '• , t •• . McBee n ay ttendOES Ins;pecti'c)(I it H ld · ... . .' ~ Afi D �• The Doll ood No he D . iySe' tinel · ' Co"nfer- • 10 Be A o ere not t eir oomr de Josef or nearly 30 ye ll okkH,.r PRICE 18nciO DAILY CROSS •• 1. Dltpoe&o tlon 2. Mo . 1ft ,, (! '·' ' raymphl • 0 thl rl>tr• ~~ '"" ' . -' • \ ·> .. ' •'" \i;_ ... HI' ., --~ ;..--· f \ \ �June 14. 1955 Fricks -· Observe .... SSth AnniverStlry ··The Daily Sentinel ;. •• _Te~me {J.l Hot Battle Plant ·~ fOif' topie I • I W L New York ____ 28 20 Pet. GB .65~ Chicago ______ 32 19 Cleveland ---- 33 22 Detroit ----- -- 30 24 Boston ------· 25 :n .627 2 1i .600 3'h ~116 6 -416 12 Washington __ 22 32 .407 14 Kansu City -~2 34 SD3 U Baltimort ···- 18 38 .321 19 MOndey'a le1Uitl " No a:ames flehpduled Tu..dey'a 'roballl1 Pitch•,. Cle~~laQd .~t . , r(•-l}llngton ' pme~. 'tWl-nhtht..!_Score 6-4 anrl Garcip 3-7 vs. McDermott 5·6 and Stobbs 1-6 ChiClago at Baltimore, nla:htHar!lhman 4-4 v~ Ro11ovm l -6 Detr,olt at New York, night-- (~Ord , Mr:' alid Mn. C~let ..Bt:UAner of Guyabo.ra Fall• "~ weekend ..~ &I h.. .,o~~~.... lin. Eotell,a Carver G-7 va Kucks 5-2 Kansas -CitY at . Boston-Ditmar 3-2 vs. Parnell 0-1. Wtdnelday'• Gam•• U~f· Kansas "City nt Bolllon Detroit at New York Cleveland at Wuhing1 on. night Chicago at Baltimore, night Wedne•d•v'• Gam•• Brooklvn nt C mclnm~tl, night PhtlarleljJhln at Mll\f!I\Jkee, night Plttshur,11h at St. Louls, night , New York at Chicago • W L Pet. Toronto ~·-··· -·· 36 21 tp Hanna -- -· - ----- :ttl 2! .bOa Mol\treal -----·- - · - 33 22 .800 Roeh•·Rter __ _ _ 2ft 2~ 481 ColurnbU.s __ ___ ___ ~5 30 .4S$ Rlc~l)l~nd _______ __ ~ 3~ .431 Huti1l0 -~ ___ , _ 21 r 32 .308 S)'1'1CU118 - • - -'l l 33 .389 Moncl•y"• lt..Uitt H1Yiril a J\lduo.Pnd 116 ' I Rochester at Toronto r>ostponed Buffalo at Columbus [IOIIlponed Montr~al Pt Syncuso JIOIItponed Today'a Gamu Syracuse at Columbu~ 2 twl night Montreal at Buffalo nlaht Richmond at Havana nh:ht Rochl:ater at Toronto night I AMERICAN ASSOCIATTON w MlnMapoll~t L 1· . • .. ,. 41) 22 Toledo ---,....--- -- ... :t7 2!"1 84~ Jl97 Omaha ---- - -·- - - :J4 27 . !1.~7 t.oulrvllle ------ -. 30 28 .517 Denver '- •••• - -·- 31 S2 492 Jndlanaooll• ---··-- 29 33 .4'18 St. PIIUI • · • -· ••• •• _ :18 34 .432 44 .2117 llonvere Tlllodo I Sl. Loul Loullvlllo 8 • Matl••ll- 'borne after a Visit in HaMden with Mro. A. R. TedtOw. ' , , •Mrs. Albert Burkhitt, "' Edwin Stmoness ahd Mr. arid Mrs. ~win Livingston an~ _.dallihter, Lisa Ann returaed io (thei.r homes tal New-AlbanY.. Jli'd., Sutidar .after .:1 visit with relatives here~ .~ ' · • ' ~ ' Mr. and Mts. HU8b Black or Chillicothe were gpesta •of· h~r parents, Mr. and l'lr:~. Phil Will lamson Saturday. Mrs. Donald W'}eil and lop Don· tld of Portland, Oregon, are tbe Mrs. I. B. "~~d. :.~~ guests and child· tnd Kay ._qd and son. Dav~sillll, rei.tives Mr. and ." ehildren Jla- •o• Mrs. Rar G~,e. · *.5 · and Geoi'"e '~' Gtlz~ ~~~j~ 1H:omer GJ"e, at • llu~tlngtpn, sun~y. '6'· who under. went surgery week Is in;aproy. ~· j "', ~ StSit. ind ·Mra: lltederJek Smith and sa:n Frederick of Monroe, Va., spent the weekend with his parents, Mi'. and Mrs. Pearl Smith. f«lr. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith spea't the past weell:end in Mhr· Weeb. were ae. on t,JJe trip which wu Mf'l. .Pritt se- JHt · by . their and huaband, Mr. Livlna:stoa ol New ((JqQit'r~ tribute to the lfYF Bake Sale to be held at the Par.k bulldlar .rune 1 24 .!J'hf. WQlll.eli ot th&- local church Mr1. Jpnet named the foUowlne SetVed J)AACh aad -~·i "' to th'! ylti,ton aq~ Mra., <iar er' arraog. committees: EeeuUve Board, MrJ. ed the .tefmbment Ul le with a old \1 *terpi~ ot IIN'.i.nt .llo.wers qd lku••t_~~~~~"';~~ Ed.uc.ttl~n : randle~. Mrs Carl After the reception the Pro- Relatio'l~; ~'!" w.a~ e~jOY,t:d with tke youD.g Llterafure; p~ple empng song.s learned .lof•l~\''• *Fox TrOI •Jitterbuc lt SPii·itual Life; Mra ~er camps with Barbara Status of Women; SCott,. organist. and ludy Baldtr- Robert Hurley, Mr.: soni'o pianist. They ..., the tro- ris. Mn. If. I;, Frtnc11. llri. C. dl! . nal "aoodntibt" wng to cloie Hennety: Membership Mra~..• ~~~ •. lhe evening. roll ·~wa01011, Kri. E. S. 01 11 ' Mrs. Robert Co8u, Mrs. Glou&ter cue~ts i.n:eluded ·a,v. and Mrs. Teater aad SODS na.,py Sm,ith; Publiclty, Mrs. E. S. Scha~f. Mn. 0 . P. Klein, Mn. and Timmy, Mrs. IWzd- KJttlf!, Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Noah Hasand dauehter Helen; Judy Balder· 1 kins. son, Gerald Stemm, Susan. Jaurhius and othen. Mrs. r,encb reported tbe winter roobes had been stored at her .home after ~ing tleaoe~. Reunion Is Held Kelly 'fiotrJe A reunion of tbe Kelly Family held Sunday_at ~he bon;1e of Mr. and Mrs. :Marvin Kelly aad .son.s, Tom 11-nd Mark, Middleport. A picnic dinner wu eefvett at noOJJ and thirty:ffve- mei'Miera of the family and guests 'irere pre.sent. Spec is] guest~ were Mt. and Mrs. Lowell Kelfy, Columbus, for whom the reunion was held. Those present Were Mr. and Mrs . .R. Y. MCHa'tf . 1e. Hunttn-<:on, an d gran dd aughter, "Connie ••Bfr· ge~ipe. H@.milto.o: Mr. and Mrs. ~Dljort Darst, !4r. aod Mrs. Wlsley ~nee, · La'lrence , Kel1y, Point Pleasant; Mr. tand , Mrs WilHam Ba1~er and · five 1 <ebild· reil, South Side. W. Va., MrJ!.:and IJr.s. 9Uriis Kelly and two chlldren, Wellston; Mr. and ' ' Mrs. Charles Fick and daughter, KimMr. 297-M. ---- -- ADULT C'-ASSES I 0 LESSONS $20: Teeugen . ' · · · -~ ·~ 1want to j<>in th~ fun_ Please enroll me in the new class and a<lvlse me of the starting date, ·•t, - NMDe ... ..... .•.. _ ....•' ..•.... .. ': • •. : . .~ ~ II Address . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . Phone ...... .. 'city ..................... . ......... . .. . . .' " ' . unlimited. ' Ice cubes, . " made automatically! -- anrl and ' Arlliar Marray Dote aaPoa Offke BoJ: zn Pomeroy, Ohio H. E. Coot. Mrs. James Euler. Pomeroy; Mr. -to Lessons $15. ------- The bostesse~ Mn. Kennetb Dyer, Mr.a. JJerman lbddox, M.n. Mrs Jack Terry and Min Zerkle served a deuett course. An arrangement of l'nil:ed tpring nowers in shades of pl~ rose and lavender was used on tbe table , ; . . ' ' Mill eoupon below or phone Mrs. Gladyt Mowrey Dianne MCComas, dauthter of Supt. and l!rs. L. W. , McComas, hu been made an H,norary J'Llnior member of the WSCS. wu berly, Long Bottom; Mn. Myron Bailey, Jack K~IIy,, Colllmbus: •'!'allz Mrs. 1. E Miller. Mrs . Lee MCCom ~antown, W. Va., where Mr. Smith as ana daughter, Dianne. Middle-t~t9ded a Masohle ,meetinlif and port; Mt. and Mr!. Lowell k~lly ~;~j·:~~r ~: ~~:~~~~rtainm~nt Columbus. .Mrs., Whl1nev . - ' ' lna:rallam , and ~~ibters Sandra ~Y' and Brenda S\1e were $unda.y ,: ~~:ue4ls of Mr. an1d Mrs. land. 1\oflert1 MC:KeJvey -Port' , ' ' .,. • And ·sons. ~r. ~ an·~ ' rl ' Mr. and Mn.) Stanley ' Smalley ~,~~Jes t a~d Davht •Dil ~ri 1 ' ~a.Ytd Wats'a~ anent the· we,tkend with Mr anij Mfo. .Gilbert Fr~n •nd auen't. the burlo1 Ht .. ior lhe forqjl er•s bro,\JI!r, )Sgt. GaiJ w. Sm:.lte'y. ' ' •?. fur the Nntional Polio Foun- rl !!tinn . Aitmi~~ir-n w\11 b• charred at t-tnut HI.OOO Llttl,. Le.III!Ufl llamA'< UM:lJE I.EADERS "rn"' coRd.tn coast f\"j a vnlnntll"" lu·~1~ And th,. enUrrl 1"1"f'ICP"~'~~ NATIONAL liiAGUI 111 111 h0 turnprl OYflr bv iJ¥ lrld Pl•ver·Ciul-1 G AB II. H Pet. <~l•tl""r>r~ tn th~ lnfll•ltlle paraJy. Ashhurn. Phll 43 16ft 93 MJ .35?. Kl ,.kl, Cln 110 200 33 67 . 33~ <~I~ M11r('h of DlmeR fund. ' PrP<~irh•nt 'Eisenhn•v~r •A)Uted t.onu:. Pitts . . . 47 134..20 4.4 .32a t ~n""" Snirier, Dklvn 56 20ft $2 67 325 thl! half-mllllnn f ltfl.f! Vlrrlon . St. !, 43 1119 2~ 55 .325 n\avers of 4l M'IO ""ler.4'ni V~ouue~t In II r<"lfl'MRP*"- t,., 'PPfft\. ~CGtlvern AMERICAN L~AGUI . K•lln,, Pet. 54. ~00 44 80 .383 """~'df'rtf of t~e ~·l\tl&League, at Ku~nn, bet 4~ \0~ 27 63 341 blot hmufnuart~r• hf't'f'. "' ~~~10\e fhft.. merY.tu•.ra of the PO'f'er. K City 4U 186 32 01 .S:j-1 l.ollar, Chi. 44 lf2 24 4fl .324 1 lttle J~U'UI hAAeb~JI Ot,Q'AniP.>Vernon. Wash . lW 19.., 25 60 .308 1/nft!ll 1111 "'"II "~"~dlc,te' vnur llcflviHt>ME RUNS-Snider, DodGers 11 .. _ "" Fl~"f Day ttl' the '"'r'POCIO 19: C•moanella, :bod~er!l 1Q; Klus- ,., ,11ll1lmr thnR~> .~:•rirlr,.,. with In 'owskl, Jl.edleqs 18: Mav!l, Glantl'l ftntiJA , 1"1AI'!l'1YSIII," '!laifl the Pre~i­ 16; ~onl\•· Yankit8 . 1•; Zelnla1 "'•!\t, ~~~~-\I~C of' vn•n· f'OOfi~JI­ tlv• Cft~"rtll~ m•nv aftli,.tfllrt ~fh Alhlttlco ~~ , , 1\UNS MTI'ED IN-,-Snlder, ""lin .\ll111' 'r.•el!l · ~ medical ~4r? DodJZCrs 60i Campanelli. DodgerR ·~~~~ will ilve . . them .. h~ter 58; Ennlo,, ·Phllli" 4~: Kolloo. Tl- rhAnCf! tn ~Yil.'Mn'le tltA 11anlilean. llt1'1t 44: K1u•zewsld . Red1egs 43. nl"~ t:f(P.Ct!l of thi'l ri lq""'" ~-~1' ' JtUNS-MRI'llle, , YAnltcell ,S: "' 1' 0 " 'r!V ~o nRratulatlons r aild SniHea:,. Dodger8 ·>liZ~ ' Jt;ruton, he!lt Wh'IJI~!I " 1 ' flrav~> • 4fh $mlth, ln1llali.8 47; Ka... line. Tiger~ :tot. ,. ' .., IOUNDS SPAI~ Hl'I'S - Kuline, Tt We r~ '1\0: AAN\n "'.Slli'J.Y PARK, N. ' J.. lfP.8tAve11 72 Mueller, G tant11 80: 'hobO~hon has now tJQirr~ ,Jl.1 Klu :m~w~kl, Rfldlr1111 R7: Camnanrnund11 In preparatio~ fo) , hie ~ olla Dodt.!l'r.ot 67, Snider, Dn1l(lers tomnl to take the light ':Ma,.~~ fl7 , nrutnn BrAVCM 67; Smith. In weie:ht C'l'own from Arthle Moort dians G7 At New York, June 22, 81~ F~~~V.· PITCHINr. -.Totteoft. CuM 6-0, Lnhln e. Dod ger~ 50: Nnwcnmbe, tv m~ana.«er nr the mlddl~wiliKt kinq, ~'l~im1 "Bobn 111 it his per00ttttf!l'~ t0-1: Wynn, lnMan11 8· 1: feet fhrhtinsr weljht and he'a F.nkinc, Doct~ers 8·2. now tor Moore." ;: Scouts Conduct Parents' Night .~ ' /' ' • ' The Co1 Refrl1•rator CIYH \'1111 -ry-.lr4ochfft ,..,.,.....,.,.,. • IO·f•ar Guron!H • No "'"1"1 ~~ . I ' I f .- j ' . - cONDmoi rooo ' ' f • • 1'\ ' . ' iO&ASIIo ····~· ] • •••••• ~ \ ~ · QD BALL ..... , : ·",.t~ . '' ' '.~-rllll . . . ........ .. . ' • CAN ARIEl! ' .• HA.CKEn'S • 4. (ontlniiOUI Sl~ ...~jiee1111 ., FIGJIT RESULTS M'BTY ,. . SERVICE ~ POlllboY, omo • ' For .; - ttlluo;l!ed • Jli, ,ct. 1 weiketld 1\'!th hil _ plrtllll, Mr. ind ~ts. J. E. FOster. ' ._, Mr.' an'\! )lre.' ·G~ra:1a 'ba'uu Ire 1-;.l:::~ h)s parenta, ftir. 'alid Mr!l. 11 INTF.llNATIONAI. LEAGUE • • Fills, Stiriday for 1 w~ VISit. ·John FO.ter ' w~o ' ·' ·. eliij>loyod by F;r\ild'ali¢ lb' iit,v"'" rp~"l the WtT,UA~~i;POl\T Pa' UP-l ltflf" fA>RP'tJI> tlfl ~"hAll <10"'- to hilt fflflq,. I, 1 1• MIU S•)ly 1 Foster ·~~-L¥1" Nancy ~DDet o! lllddlepoiT accoritpaille\1 Mr. atld Hr& ·q....tco Btunaer lo thitlr bonle~ ClbJhota leaguers ,lay For Polio ..,a Mr. and • Mrj~7."E. P'iister. 1'1iey also " 'all~n~'il --the alumni !1 Gbio~, 1 UP,lV:er~tJr; 1'fSat- ' Skinner Jolin R. were Brad- and members were ltiked to eoJJ.o blu;)', l;)on, ' Bro~qrd, fomeroy, RuUan4 ·ap.d ••fe 3-4 . • Pittt~hurgh at St. T..outs, nighl......__ Kllnn 2 R v~ Jackson 2-~ r~nted ••4-lln. ~~oiio.'!b(led in Waoblns-, D. C. wjt~ theJr llll<t·ln-law, lin. ChUla ftici an4 ftnliJ'y. June 23 for trainlll,J eonferenee. A eontributlon of tl~ was v~ for Youth FelJowabip· camp tq.ud lot the ~nner ittendaD:ce aa.d l!b14fC.he• Ault Rotcoa SorouH had -thrH NATIONAL J.EAG1JF. hlh- in tlie tl• 11•m• '"" Mond•v · 'l:'h•v ln,lud•d two trlpl•• and W L Pc:t. GB a 1l"gla. LennY Smith h•d • t1ru:al• to co....Diete th. four Brooklyn - - -- - 43 U 768 0 Chicago __ __ 3::1 24 .579 tO% blows ,,bfelned by HCW. N'ew York _ 2A 27 '!SIR 14 NCw l!Rvr.n a1so ha!i four hits Milwaukee __ 211 28 500 1& h"O nr thPm ~~n~IE'~ by 'Roy Philadelphm 23 30 '434 IQ ".l rJRrk n111l l,hro other two a 4011· C{pqJn~ati ... __ 22 29 43\ HH-l 1-)Je b'-· Garv Rnush and a S(!Jgle bv Billv Harfsh ' St toutS "" . 22 ' 30 .423 19 Ptftsbl\rgh . . 18 37 .327 24 !.:: In the Jagt l'IR1 1f of the final Mond•r'• Rltultf inninl! on Monday Roscoe Cml!innnti ~ .MiJwa.ukel' 4, nil;(bt 1\nrnu<~e lert off wtth a triple }Jirore Gnrv Roush on the moun-d Onlv g:•mn !'lclteduled TuQdly'c Probe~le Pltc:hen rnr N -'~Y Haven bnrt> down lcr reNew Ynrk at Chicago-llearn lirc the next ·two batteri' sProil111e \VII ~ thFn , c!l~!!h\ at,. the 7-11 vs Jones 0-7. 1 Rrooklyn aJ Cincinnati. ntght~- ' In 1111 atfe.mpt to :~teal hom~ Po~lre!S fl -3 vs Kl i~'P~}tyin I ·~ Phtladelphts at Mllwaukee, nl'l'hl, .Roberts 9-4 :V~J Byrrlette littl~ '. CD3 Durlag the .butineu meetinr 'l letter wu reaJI , uklne the otft. eers to atten~ a meeting In Gallb polis June 18 or l.n: Porttm.Hth, be- pi~;t~~~ wu "LutiDI Peace· and. tu.ritr For An:" I AMERICAN LEAGUE The cvuple retW11ed home Prio day aft. a 't'lttt In Wnliamabur.. Va., with thdr anntbon and wlf& •lahl'· Chuckle Kelly in the first i of the1r game with M~on tallied three runs on tour Larry Hesson's triple was I bl~ blow of the inning. They added three mofe 'runs' in the second inning and one In the thtrrl Mason's only tally came, in the second. ' ,· , He11on w11 th\ top battu for the Broed Run te1m 11 h• hat • triple •nd • double. Other Broed' Run hitJ wer' ;~1 singl111 and were diYid,d 1mong ~nvtr C)SU .l· FbOJI!iA[L Gibb1, G. J.,hnaon, Ralph Cleric ..nd R. Ohlinger. donated to ·IJ"dne Hlth I• tho"" -~oV.. The Denver Glb'bs went aU the way sity cl)led oUt all on the mound for the Broad teem • -..uJ~nt team fo-r the vletory. R. Cund11f mit1 and 1hoH. 'Shown · was the top hitter for ell•'"" iha ' iertays •nd with a single and a triple. Ran.dr I -~-~---------'-',;___ Ho~brook bad a double for 12 NOW DEAD nnly other Ma11on hit.' PARIS UP-France banned .. 1· Broad Run abo lost a game on Monday since the final innln~ autom·JbUe road rad~lil today in of last week's ball a:ame wltJl swift lnswer to the Ue Man• disHCW was played HCW won th•t aater. But the toll .•r tha~ tra· one bV' a score of lo-6. ' gedy Saturday continued its climb. :Authorities at 4: Mans counted HOW had been leading t}\e 82nd fatality P-orly 11today when the game was called Hospitals sllll held 73 lnlilre<l week with one innln.R: to persons, some in critical cundl· League ruleo; forced the tion. of another inning on 51nt1•• by Donnie 'Smith, I. - ~ --Ven Mitre, 1nd Jerry Zerlcle accounted f<:H' tha two addltlon-- LIAD IN I'OLL 11 run1 scored by HCW. CHICf\.GO UP-Gus Zernial of Jn the othPr aame on Mondav. the Kansas Clt.y Athleti<:s and It looked as lf New Haven would Ernie Banks ol the Ch1ca10 Cubs go d()Wn In dt>-feat for the I held the lead1 today in tim'f! for a while. but they man- Star baseball 8!ZPt't to hang on and stamp out 11. fifth lnitlng threat by the HCW team to 2'8\tf a ti,P.. ~ game will be • finislled next' Mopdey \' eombift.. o¥ oo lu1y 11 ~ Jllo IJ\et 11 Heath lldbodilt llooday Jlro. 1onu, prel)d011~ wu lo 11M meo!ID( aod J(n. ••• ~er of dt'"otionat.. Kn. M'. L 7r4!ncb prewnt~ tbe pro- Broad Run broke into t.he win column in the Wahama Jubi9-' League on Monday evening With a 7-1 v1etory over Mason .j:;Jty 1.1 New Haven and troW battled to Broad Run jumped on 1 0t1 YomUr Nl(ht - New Haven, HCl' Tie; Brood Run Beats Mason a\ 4-4 tie m a gpme called cause of darit:ness. 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