https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/658cdc50d3397c8ab181ea8032c091d7.pdf 791cdf4ba79152856b0ab55df326d10b PDF Text Text .. ·-·· · ---·~-:---- Th ' ' .. '' ' • I ' '' . Pol!IOl~Y &>clety Friday CIJJb Lak Picnic H W I GE E · O :estJ~ . int . " William . ol.t ~·t S'', r, ME~~RUIMA T HEIRWA T N'S IU " ,. a.... . . ma on . "' �.. • • • '· -.. ·---- TUESDAY, JU!'lE 21 1955 ------------~------~ ' · =­ . ·• . • ' • RotkSprings Me~h~t Church . ,SfS Plans_Purchase Of ~ynmals Oxygen Tank May BeSetting prob2bly had wa. utlflclal nowf')t& the oeeupatlon at a mHt.IDI of the lledfO<d Home Council Club .......ur ilelt!' IIP-8o1Jo 11111' YDJIII: at l1le ...... of lira. QuiYOJ. Ol&oo -"oot " - U>t ltto Pole :a.JIIy lin. EdiUI Lee IIYO a report •aoll lD 0111..• llmk to belp wtn lliOd It oo some of tm Dpljon," t!>• U,llt .INoY)'WtiJJit UUe from Muo•lille. It appo~~~od tbe .., • on tho ollie mHIIDI Columbua, 118-yoor<>kl Aftble Moore Wed- 1ea miPt bo ........,; fD< JWlo t . The elub voted to hold a """-' alllat at U>t Polo GrouodJ. Moore a.~1 b<IIIDI ,la•or- pieitle. Time and place to be declded later. Abo a trip to some Dr. Sam of San Pna. lie, would ao lnto tba rina: at 3.1. A and bookloa ,.ld be probll>ly ~· of edueatloea.l intere.t wu to mid,- poll of :111 •PD<II wrilen raaulled will ill 1e plekia• Moore to win and boxiq eommt.ion lot only MVett aelectin.C o~on. Eli;Yea 'to odmlllioter ..,... of the 19 Moore Yoterl predi<led m • on. .:r~ ! 'l'l111!.11f b¥oboll, ":Jil<b Jf.U1a1 InBobo'sComer\V~esday . IAobotd, ·loin. WUUaiQ GNuer, Pl.., ,fbr purelwl,.. aaw hrm· »t. EI~aer' Bailey and lira. ·te.Doh ,., !be chureh wert 4ioeUI· ...Uaru_,, • > led •ben !be 'WSCS of tbe Roek ~ M.,hOIIIJI Cbureh met ,. '"'l w..k. at !be <b~,..h. , dioauood. tiiii'OIIII COUNCIL MEETS 1d~:~=~~~~~~~:~ : more P<J.udi!olm! stacked t.i;:tsbairs Unn mofl: His conoern mGStlY Ina: .a.qecOO-te& and facts ""''"' .... 1~1~ f-ellows. qf the minors, Tralller FrO!I Bloacbl uplalo<d today,.''Tho 0>1100 will live blm a lilt. Yoo. we'•• uoec1 It before 1n a few fidatl,. includi.Dg tbe one wilil JP!JY Mixbil oo A~ 13." ' Dr. Vlneent Nardiello of the com~QJ.IIIOD'I Jtaff Aid today he belleYod pennluloo would be II•· en allboup ox)'lea hadn't been uaed In 1 New York rfn1 for yean the Ootbs and othe;-s w'ho to eoocl :rise a,pd ~sl\ine tb~e~b~ig~:i~; A part· of hisin hobby ed in the statistH:a~ 1 of a ,boclc that i<>ld the minor leaeue basebJll. Ben . ed to carn),\ile t'bat tat volume, whilch didn't sell v~ well; but [ whith i.s ifltensting iven now, to tbe filets and' figure.s folk. GAULS' ltliTUitN HOMI lira. Delbert Gou~ with their aon-in.-law and llr. 1111c1 lira. 1. B. Alexuidria, Va., jUJI a lell day lour o1 the 'DOrtheutem states and Can- ada. TbeJr trip t<>Ok tbem tbropp part& o~ Weat VlrJinli, Jdato)-land, " · - ' Virefaia, WubiuetoD, D. C., Penn- 50N•A.LS ANP·NEW:S NOTES Mr. and Mn .. s~er Hart.. Kent Bro,wn aod ll,evlo Brown, IIJINII a~d, hoatesaea. . , _ · Mill, ·ralulle .t.~n~ ·.M~'0..i Wu eallln1 ' oli .Hr. and aon ~kelt aad· .' preui'l'ely WedaudaJ' , ,~' lhler Hilda. Non moetlq Call Us Fo,r We offer 24-hollr wrecker service, promptly briDging In your stalled or wrecked car whenever trouble strikes · .JI&WY PARSONS 1Y1! 1I'IU CLOSE . A'1 I:W P II TII1Ja8DAY lUKE lkl 115$ 1'011 AHN1JAL PICNIC Your FORD Dealer S. Tblrcl Sl. Ml4ldleport, , .JWID~JT nED IIQI.L .• ,I ...', ~... ·. ' "" ~ .. ''* ..•, , t ' / ' ' . ) '" '1 .,. • ,, . . " ' '. ~' ' ' '. .' ' ...- '. •. ' ' • " ,,. • ,, '~. ' '" ' '' ' .,, ,,' ' " ' '' l . ,.~ •·' ~ 't':..,,•• ,. ' '' ' ' '· ' ' ' " "' • ' wtb J'uly 21 . ni&Jat. It wu the friJt Ume NOITU had 1pollea o1 U>t• 1110-.,00nd ruler u a possible het~f)' ehallenger il· tboueb be bat rea:atded a vietoJi. oua Moore u a nearly rertaia foe lor Rodty Jlarl!lano. Obon loafM at bit eamp ill AtPark, N. 1., today; but Moore he IQIJ"bt spal' two more tounds at Summit, "· J., to beJp keep hJI wetcbt dowd to tbe required 17D pounda. Art•ble· pre· dieted, "'111 eOme Ja at potllldt, and I'll kDoek Qlson out. No, l . don't know what round." ·• home of Mn. !tllel .. ' mwMn.: •IPI ud tbr• pllla: ~ bart, lin. ,..,.., Hart - Promoler Jim Norrlo .cave OOJDe eaeo,...emeol\0 Ol&on when he dioe~ tbal . 80bo would be Jlv• Hrio111 tollllderaticm at Seplembor boa'I)'Wejpl e!Wieog. er If he boall aode.DI Ar<ble In> sylvania, Delawll'<, New Jer,.y, New York, CoiiJieC\Ieut, Maua- · <bUielll, Vermolll and· will> loeal polnll Mootre~ and Niagara • Qn roturil trip 1bey ope11t oome tim~ viaiting relatives iJJ Clevelind aod Columbua. I ,),, House' . POIIudi;-l:tl'Vod!'l elevm a u,.o. betweea touadl. ball writer$. 'l'ra•et1o1 ptil<r Mro. Pllrlcla loa.,, to lln.1'ldoalM, ·' �--- ' Has •• I ' r Lads ~ , .~ ·: f •' ' ~ S. ,SchJaf, M!d\lleport ~let)' :w~l.;r ·~ Piwllll 11079 !Mi:tlle Jle"th• Hawlrl~•: Pil~r"r~ Society ~tor~Ph~":• ~24i · " . NATIONAL I ' ' * W ;. H "'' 'N · s ·..!lk A v .~Y .· ~Y, ow: blnms t ery ~~~ , ' ords Of v.·VJ·d Career Ct' RQQ'Uf 'Ui:XJH, ~ , •· · BY .-o.ICAR. P~LEY ~-~~ · ~ Spo_rn;') Wrl"'r .f~ ,NE'Y( YORK UP-4.~Uie Mays lldft ¥ ,1\f ~13ball eross-roaii:ll ' W• titne-.td, bothered and belld.ered. Just ..t-tear,aa;o, before he e.me tt ~~.1he Natl~nal L,fgue ~tluc\tbt.t' • .d Jplayer of the year b!uf;. "' ~uaUy watn'l much ~tW, t . he ia right now. !lot~. · records are eon· ~r6jeds ~~~~~~ cinnati, cashing ID on an error by :~~r;rt~:.:~=:r~:\'::.~~~i..f~ ·and went on to win a 5-3 -deeision. behind the eigb~hlt pltchinl first ol Art Fowler. It was Fowler's complete game. or the year after eight previous starts in wbieh he was 'kayoed. which hasn't worked out top well have added to his mental bl11'den. Yet most baseball men insist G•'- Open In ..lfth that what hlll't WU!ie most was There were sirtJle~ ~)' GWI Bell, pl~tY!f!ll .·dqrlna: t~e off season in Bobby Adams, Roy McMillan, and the Puerto Rle!an Winter League. Johnny Temple and a double bf Jt rob}wd him of hii snap. Stan Palys ln a4dltlop. to tbe He -i dmitted, on his return in throwing error by H8¥D that the early spring when most play. opene'd the .gates for Clncy Jn the ers were looking forward with re- fifth. Dusty Rh~eJI had put the lish to training camp, that he was Giants out front w~th t homer pnt ..}'hOW. .-. •.ired. earlier and tb~y made it CIO&e fOr B' \ U.. JJtft,f,nee1 fiJUN to Mfy a..Gl•nt Gut 1 awhile when Bill Taylor • plnch· ~t;~a'l¢-'~rge extre~e"1-kttow that -if the Giants have hit a .two-run homer Jn the HVID• lY dJffJMf;: J( qljt lmpoulble. a had season," he told me one th. However, Cln~A~8ll 'dded a , WJ:U!f lt m~nially and afternqoll. "f,hat they 'll be lookin& final run in ttte · ~tahth. on ain1lea . .Ph)'~~-.., A~ le~a~ Oni club has · fur a 1oat. If t have a bad season, by Hobie Landri~h; ,M'cMUJ-.p i!;p~ !ou'llf~.'tjLp\tcb · to hi!" and too, I <01!14 be II!' Fowler. ~e .f~ to lfl't ltfOund. That winter baseball at Santurce Ulfty LUis•" Afroyo, wb9 . ~· IKd· . ., ~ ~~:~nun.- ~~s the bur· qould h~v.e 4ope hlm even more di11-g to win ••rookie or th' :rear" uen 1 ~ )il'vercli'a naed .the tr~ daptate .t~ap. merely draining his honors for tJte .St. Lovl1 C~ll repr ,ble say hey" kid who was enercles. Three who played with for the second aeason in a row, 1\ble to play WithoUt prenure In him ~erfl catcher Harry Chit! and gained his eJghth victory 1 4-1 . .. ' pitch~~ Hal Jeffcoat and Sam seven~hltter over the Phillles. In And Leo DurQCher, who at the Jones of the Chicago Cubs. They the only other major Jeaeue game end ~~ lut HIIOD was comparing had an opportunity to study him schP.duled. lean Gene Conley of the Wible Jltl~ineJy to such as Joe and ~xperlmcmt in a m@nner never Br:a\lu. bealed :vmwn Mw 6f the DiMan:lo.. Confesse& uuat WUUe 18 pos,•bn in the bil league& It iO'l Pirates, 2-1; in a dueflit wbJ'Ia "co~fuled'' and it ''playing bp4 J:Ontelvable that they discovered n both teams made only four hlts. ·· bueblll/' weaknus. BraveG Win llourth ~ The bqeball alaUstJe 8 say. t~at Beeatu~e In 13 games with the Bill Bruton n1ured in Ill t~e Willie b.n't much woM!e off •thQa Cub11 this season, WIUie has man- rUJIS lri ':a.lhwaukeqla fP\tlit~ he waa at t~il tline Jaat sepaoii, Aied but four ~lb in ~1 trips to stral..:ht triumph, iridudiDJ fpt\tj. Tbe nhe waa hittlnl .303 lnt{. had the plil!l' for a mlcroacopic .078 burgh's which he let ~n on ~ fttlcJ a~k only J7 home run•. Tpday )iattlnj a\1••••· Jle' w48 corpple~e- throw. The fleet centJ:~r _,. (iel~r Then, ht ·•·• ·hliting .aosrand1had 'y tahut out In lp of thosC gan1es . . &lngled and stole se~nd ill- I e J\r{d word on h~w to handcuff a, IO)lrth and rOde home on 19~" y 17 home run 1. Mtnl•l IYrden fqrptidable hitter hp~ II way ot Logan's double. In the ai¥b w~en But hls trOublt~s extend beyQpd •Rr~adina:. Gene Free~~e bobbled hrs_,Mr~pder tbe lflfll~l. He was 1 IOf)le abd W~lUe was ben~~ed'· Sunday for he tried to get all the to 1e. lilht-hearted competitor last sa'~- th~ fint time In hlf ~areer. The cond and he reached tJ{aJ 'fCk and sou a1 he roared upward to win r,es{ !li\Y help and, st'aLiStiully, he speq on to third w¥h Fr,eae foJ· tbe ,}JatUn& title with a .S.ta mark. atiiJ _cqiJid go all the way . back t~ lowed with a wil4 thro-,:. He seqrHe fielded nawtessly, ran the th~ tQ_p l~st as he did £rnm this ~d on a short fly by ~Jan, crtfit~ buet tlke one of the revered Gas ·pomt 1a-1t ~ar. mg idto catcher T<Wy Atwell •'l4 }Jpuse Gan , g and got his hits when · But th\1 tjme the mid~; are much touching orr a . major. argu~1n they counted. hit~bcr aJ;u~lp.~ him . when Atwell drop}led the •an. Today WUUe loob back ttn an ,' But he caused Conley to mis~ the early seaaon in whic~ he has been PHILlli~ SIGN lfUitLI~ first shutollt of the· )•ea~- ~ · ~ a dud on tk.e -lth •••· PIIILADllr:o wben • ····epalh• ~ " .,. HI... VP- Thc Phi- .MUwaukel! f,ong and )fl RAI, ~~, I era .real ''sjr:ul1a"; inability to hit · Jadolphia Phllfies today @Uignod ~Y.Imth and thr,-.y "f.hp In tbe c:luteh and flelding lapses Bob Frederick, a higb liiiS:hDOl ·pit:.' ~all . idto 4Jr'll on bal1a whjeb he WIQd to put in chor rrnm Cheltenham, "Pa:, IP tryln• •t hla blp pocket. Pertonll outside Bradford, Pa., in the LeaJuU.. . " n "''" h • 1' , .rr ""*'·· I: 1 msch "~ive - ln 1.11\ II ""-"' .m ;tgbA'f~ SPOJ{T ·PARADE • .I - . ... Baltlq~;'9re _._J_ 20 42 .323 20\t ~-.l!llf•Y.'t ;R.;ult• ' ~; I. "lii ll!f"eJ sche4i9•d ' T·~·r'• Pl'l!l!!blt Pjtch... ' ' Chlo,¥• at ,. W~.OJ.In;ton · nlaJ>j - 'l')'uca vs·f ,orterfleid 7-S:.; Clevela~ at 1Q4ltim(!re nlah~r Lemon ~ .vs ~-8 - ·, 7-4 JYI""n Kanau City at. Nr:w York nia:ht ' . - Kellner 4-D vs Byrne 4-1 Detroit . lt - Qp,a\lln . nlg~t--Go<r, l ver 5-'1 Ys NiXon" 5-4 - W!CJn,....,•, ·'''"" •t Wu.hln;tpn, njgbt Chieaco ~nata Clty at ~ew Detroit ll :aP$to~ York ' Cleveland •t BaUimore, nlcht w.i'EJINATIONAL .. UJAGUE ... VI L Toronto -------·---· 39 M · Montreal ··--~-~·-!- ·~a 2-6 Hav~a ----~-~---.:.-. ·ao ~ Roellelter ---~f--.,..: ·so 31 Cflunlbuo ___ ._, __ ,_ 84 Richmoftd -·----- .~ - ~7 !7 Bullalo -,., __ ,_, __ ; f:lll · 36 · Syracu•' ~- -~-- ---; '24 39 Mol!~· ~ ....... Havana 2 Syneuse 0 Billtalo 6 RoCheiter 2 Richmond at ' Colun:tbua. ppd, rain Qnty aame1 aehedul,ed. Toclay't ;GerM~ RicbmoJi4j-at · ColUmbus, ·nta:bt · Havana •\ lYJ'ICille, ole:ht RoehestV at BuUalo~ nia:ht Torgpto' a~ ~ont.real, · nljht . . .. .' ' . .' s •• . ., '. ""• ' ., !, ' '' • '' ' .· .,·• . ' "-~<~, ) ,. Cbevrolets I ' " , ' • . ' ,:". ,"speciW.: .; V.'liitt~ftati~nerst:--:"~: r ' ' - • "I' . :· Mrs. I"" ... Mar· with Nllfo. " • 'aqd If• With ,. . • 1 SUII I VAS IN ZINliiNNAT ,, ... )', . ' .. -. _,lllhi Up aftd.r,, ' ' . I I r '' I "''Y , • •' 'I~,. !1-1\ ~ ~ D'ailv·Sentinet ·FeaJure · tbeit hottest montb wben they ' 1 Maybe panle b.asn't set In yet :'.t ' ~ i ~t~ the. "'-Jid!tl.i New Yorkers, ~onlpii&\ a 2'-1 won and l•t reDU:t it w.ouJd. be mighty risky for eord and toot eommand of the Na· ~MEf9~N; f;.PjAGUE • j •· ~ ' ay CML L'fNDOUIST _ JJJYqrte tP tlfJler "fire" in the tioftal League rue·for po4. Thls 'l f W < L ~ P-ct.GI ( Ulllt~ ;...u :sPorts 'W;r1•r .Gi.aD.Lducou because it might year their nark ill a sad 'l'rJd) l11· N,)'l York ____ 112 · 23· .646 '"~ 1\D.d start '8 atampede. C:Judlng the moat recent ft\re ' def lilt l.a ~ rare : u ·a dtY. What makes it so depressing for feats in a row, and you can't eon· Chle!aa:o ~ ~ ~ ~·- _ 37 22 .827 2 pleveland ____ _87 26 Jl87 4 li lun~wh~ ~~~ w~~ld th•mpo · lfinaser Leo J?urolher's departing vince even an old crapoahOOtiUI Detroit ------ 82 ' 2'1 • .8112 T. Lq~·& ~n' ~~meT ., . heroes is that Jqne in 1964 WiiS expert like DIJ.rochet: thit there'• 10"' anything lucky. about that kilid 0[ Bolton --L---- 131 32 KaRiis. City -- . 24 ~37 .S93 1~ .. 1 pa.:':i.t, resurgent Cin- W~•~lnato~ --. 113 . 37 J1113 1~\!o \r: , ' I " I, �. • ' • I ~ Poge Six ' • ' l{y$entl I, Po .. tyt io. FOR··· ·I· .' ALl A ..' ' ' Pitlf' .'. -. 1d. , . . ,,, ' ' II �• .' .. \ ' • . , ' •• ~ ~IFI..(T'£A¥ . t~ • t ~- I Br..UIIridlt, Jtftlllll*f, wife aDd (lll:ltin& wonis into ber own mouth uer siD.c.e :she' created "Ethel an~ Albert'' a utUe ~~ u.. ·. rille ,.twn :y-.,. o1 T~OP.HY . ' w.-. . Jamu DueoaQ., pt, ... E)(CE'I.;i~~~f. I • more tban 10 years ,.go when the aeriea made it.s debut oo radio d "'"' ,~~ - .\1 _, ~...... to. _ ., WI$T Vlll.eiNIA: ,... .... ...... ......., ..., Thwt .. , ~ IJto ... U . "' 1 three-minut~ dul on: an Albert the house The situations pietured by ===~~~=~~;:~~ Lea, M.Jnn ., radio !d.allOD. Lynch are those that ~ - ., """.,.. OMIO> ,.....,. .... - ftltlot ... Single Copy M.las conf~nt . .....'"" 411~ .. ."' "- or WIDE BctlEEN MIDDLIIPOIIT .......... ,_ .,... ~8 ! : !I'UI. ...._ Wed: Jue 21-22 CAPTAJ.Nl LIGHTFOOT,'· . . Clll,.m_n.,ool•!o• (Teeb..,._) ..........·- ........... Thu~ 111 1 .. . ' ANCBOB8 AWEIGH .,, (T . ...._ . _ ) ~ : TEMPl.E Ot.DI lltllfl Pnak 81a.aU"a frt. JuM 21-.~ ,. rThura. tnl· Fri., June 23·24 THI ldllltiCANO . '·-• · TK~~ ..CeiDr ...... P~ Pttnk L..,.l., - . ~•MilO ,_ M'"'""• Shelly Winter lll'f'lftl lnan:r American cOUples. For mstance Pea: wrote a script bued to 00 social security payments her part-time maid . She dramatl:~:­ ed the complexity of splitting pennies. making deductions from the ma 1d's salary to put aside for the paym ,..nl! 'to the Govcrnmtnt Pee trie• o explain tbe procedure to her maid wbo didn't quite under 11tand nor was interested in Paring y)hy she w~an't getting all her pay for the work she did. AIL sbP. wanted w.u her money. Albert wasn't much help m making a lo gical explanation to the maid. Frankly, Albert didn't really UD· dcratand what lt was all abOut himself. Peg's audience Immediately ap· prec!lated the situation. Many of ••• • •1 ' ) DISAPPOINTS BOARD-IN f)'S VOTEDEF.EAT '........... · -~----....-~--..,..j I ordeal. them had gone tbrougb a srmllar • •~ . ....--·· Wherner You Go · On Your VACATION • ~ .. ' THIS YEAR .,' AT NO .EXTRA COSt We Will Mail Your DAILY SENTINEL To Anywhere You Go On YOUR VACATION Your Paper Carrier Will C.ollec:t A1 U~ual 30 Ctnta Per W11k , Otficials of the SOCial Security Adminirtratlon, too, were hllhly pleased by the episode. They expressed their gratitude to Pega:y and asked if they could obtain a cop)l of the televlsion reeordmg of the proa;ram to •how to their 11taffs in their MtO offices tbrqughout .h.e country D_octora, denUsts and lawyers are among other groups commend ing the ~cnes for the way they are depided One dentist recently wrote : "Wben my two children calle<'! m~ in to aee a &how about a dentist, I waa reluctant to ae· cept their invitation. But I let my· self be urged. Let rne complprtent you on a *onderful job. your •how could oot have been )fnore auth~ntlc. The patient, Albert, wa11 typical cf many of my own patient!! After the show, my own Chlldrel\ looked upon both me and my profession wJth reapect," Peg finds the sltuatidna that provide her with script material inexhaustible. During the paat alx months she has written scripta on hlgh·lidelity, spring planting, sprmg cleaning, spring painting , t~nd local politics About the lalf.. mentioned, one woman wrote : "The Congreasman In your recent program wa11 prlcelea&! I know one jusl like him- my husband." A It the Ice you can use • all summer long ... wlth the 'I . GAS refrigerator! , / loftooloa 1M ......rigllf '"'""1"... to ...... on tho IC(I yeu c" vtt withovt o WOtry Oboulldlbtg ond 1plllina trays.-wlthout Pl')'fi'IO or itoolhlt k:o looM. Onty tht S.Mt GAS ..f,ig•rofof, with tht ever·fyfl ' - ba1klt, Itt. you toke OM CM' o doun ~ry. lpOfklifte.lct clrclet-cu'ICIIhtl'l replace• th•m automatkolly. The GA$ Nfrioerotor t.ot. 'tarl'ltd Itt poUtlon a1 favorite Mcowe I h ,.,MGMntly &!lent; lon11. 1ofto l¥td ancl cortti~NDV~ty economical• 1) I 1oM 11M ..... ol -~JII co•· Wfl!eMe t.aMtt oi'HI tftt "k• Mohr"' end.,..,.'" .....,""-.... '""' ........... why k'• C!lilod "tho fthlto-11 - - : · ... '"" ..t eee your Servel Dealer . • •• ' Chester Socials ' > 1I VaneaSa Brown and Ethel water& In '~The Dan,ce" 1 TV adaptation of F. Scott FJtzgerald'a story, will be seen on "Climax!" Thur8. day, June 30, vJa CBS TV . . Dennis James, emcee of CBS TV'• Monday through Friday human interest qu~ aeries, "On Your Actount" 1s no !ilranger to audience partlci.pation abows. For five years Dennla WKil headman on a popular video quiz titled "Okay, MOther'' where he traded verbal ,banter with distaffers evert_ day of the week ... , William Warfle~d, . baritone, rhakea bl1 flr' t appearance •s a gue&t artlat on NBC Radlo'a Mon. day night Telephone Hour, Jum:! 1:1 · · . Jack Benny turns up as th e star In a comedy, "The Face u ft'amillar" which will be televised on CBS·TV, Sunday, June 26. 1 tar Obrbty and Mr. and M:ra . Marron jitfed hole In the glass Wood rnd daut•·bter, Je~y . . 1 wall 1thl'ough wbl~b thieves Mrs. Theo Cror sper.t. a (ew ' e~ entr~n~e to ~ furnit ~re days i.n Parkersburg ' wlth Mrl'~ here. Ml5s.J.Dg were a~\rt 'Jl,IJOO ,, I Mary St'Dtl. from the lllfe-and a f1r&t Mrs. Georgt; Pyles w.as a wieJtend v1s 1tor of Mr. and M,rs. Ch.a~ I lu Pylu, R.o.chle. Mrs. M. H. Allen, A·thens. Mrs. Eldon Gaul, daugher; Jlr. a.nd Mu. Ernest F·i.sbe:r~ Gaya.nn, Mbs June Ridenour .-nlf wooster, were weekend gue!J..3 of Mrs. 1h4lo Cro~ ahopped" ip Mtf. and Mrs. Roy Christy and 1 Mrll. UUie ChriSty. • Pu'kentor.:-g Monday . Mr. ami Mrs.: Wil.ron Gandee;' M.r. 01ui.d Mrs. Jtoy Ohristy cartli.n~ton and .Mr. and , M{.&· e~ on Mr. and Mrs. Dona.ldl moo.-" Elp Walton S,piller, were ' """ l~'tk a"c;l· Mr. and Ml".S. CtJ\t JtH:it5 tl Mr.i Hol11e ~ooli -ife-j,i)jl, ~ · man . , , 1 • n.~;~ · I Mt. ii.nd Mra. Rtebard Fie~ Mias , l>addy Jo Lanuti(,~t. Mhl~ sPii'nt the wcekcn' m Coh.Jit!hus, d.l{port w.u a.n overntght il~e1b \vlth Mr. and Mrs. Bay Morl'ia. of Mr. :and Mrs Pete Ellberfel~ . : ·' Lillie Ohr is ty 5pent a · · )fir: and Mrs. P. F Koble.Mti 1 t!t&)'.& w:i.th Mr. an.d Mrs. Don ~at.. 3J)t<Dt en aiternoon with Mr . lltik, Belpre w61Ki, G1 1 .. Name'a The Same" movea to :ruesday nl.ahts on June ·28. Show, wblch waa farmerly beard on Mon. daya, Ia emteed by Bob Elliott and Ray Gouldinl . . , Dece!a baa a new· retordlq out which Ita turea Ch11rtle Applewhite alnJlna: "Blue Star". This Ia "Medie'a" famiUar theme (NBC TV, M011day 1 nlahta) with a aet of lyrics. Chlf'· Jie doe aa wonderfu1 rrndi!ipn, too... , ABC-W's Voice of t'it'e •tone Juat sta.rted Ita IIICObd year on that network (plua the radio net) ahd annouatett tbit It'll be hell'c:l tor another 42-wtekal . .. The ·Bob Cummln11 Sb.ow moves fro'~) NBC·TV to CBS,TV~ Thurs. , ,\ '' In 'Mason COW.ty fil"lt Heart Mu· lut Ibe $ ' ~:t ~ --.l U .......l ··· :·r • ...•• kh ·.,.c~~c~~ .t., • •• ' . , ' I I" ~ IN ' •j . ~, IE (< •., ,' • . '' , . , ,• l "" .. ~ ' d !" .·· .:.OOIUII?ft lftor ;.. l -7 a Jt9u111Ucan •mova .... l'-nd ,...,. .bollll .... .,.,;. .... . I ,_.,, !flloM.., 1•'!'1/o/1 ,. " . ' sald 1t 'lns important to act on t~ soon "IS P9JSible. " rttltton. •ravp dl•· ''lvol·, .... ti·~ ., ......, yo~ ~ . · , 'I ,_ ~Hie ~ypo o1 holt ot)'lol · I ,.;i ........- .. . 1\ADIO-TV NEWSREEL• Tho Adventures of Ozzie and HaiTiett, weekly lealltre on ABC-TV, have juat pJeked Up & n6w CD-Ipoasor for the fall ... Fulton Lewia Jr slated to cover ~e Big Four eummit meetina:a for the Mutual net work .. . When Wll1t Dbney's new Disneyland Js preViewed on hi• A'BC·TV serlea, July 17, he'll have Danny Thomas and hla en tire "Make Room For Daddy" on hapd aa gueat atan. Walt has aJso slaned Art Linkletter and Irene Dunne to be on hand for the hour. lone preview .. . AB"C-TV'a "Tbe lsOrg~~ ..' ' - - LoW lleb... Uel detested a ~ sue foP the eortaU?diMt '.01 '"Om Heart SOOJety I • "' ' •• PrOipeeU of dooriOJ 'Up High Sebool's ~ Were dim today 1rt.r ' I ---'--o- I · .I ·Haye-s und &!ale. W.al-.ner wll~ b. The· 'Put CounclUorJ Club met_ bcste-S~e.s ~or tht' July ~eting al Tbunday eveninl at •the Loda:e the Lodlge .HaJJ. ,1 • 1 HQJ. with • Mra. Ada Neuotzl~ Mr. and ~~~ De~r Ba1~. • , aOO Hr.11. lnzy Newell hostesses. Mr anrl Mr.s: ft'M'a\o,d . ~a~1 , W , ., 'Jlbe me-eting Wa ·ln eh.afae of the and Mr>1. Ctuidet .1\1~ an~ 141-!Jr IAI , our eo•••natlo• be ·Prf..sident, E•tber W.ril:bt. Several dred Blllfm attt.ndi4f fulieriJ .J?r- wltllouf covetouueu, aall beret:eived tlfta 8ooret PaLs. I vices for El~·etb ~bm In , c,q.teilt ' wltll IIUdl thinll ~~ Refreehmen.t• were a~rved to cinniati, "Mc.nd·a r. . ~ COD ...., rn He h.at.h 84111. t •twenby-bwo m~mbers. 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