https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b4ef2c5cdf916077004cf0fd8adb5ca.pdf 6294ff662f5af3f34e7d727d854b5e17 PDF Text Text ' . --- - .. ' r, ' ·I l / By Uolle4 Prou lntenmllllllil · The National Safely Council said today lt feared the n~ ' tlon's highway death loll mlgbl hit an all-time high for a three-day Memorial Day week end • • The counctl said It was "alarmed" over the soaring rate Of 1 • highway slaughter. ', ' 1 The toll bas taken all alarming rise o'vetiqlgh!, and, unle!' • slove r . : d th11 1.1 changed, we Ire headed I for an all-t!.me h1&h for Meruorlal D _.~ Day," a eouneil spokeonun 101d fiJI ~ '-'<'& A yn1ted Preu Jntt=mational ' count at 10 00 a m e d t, ohow· P ed at leaot 121 penono had ·been ' 0 \lll•d on lh• highway ,,... •h· D~''e· hohday w•ek end began at 6 oo ., ~ , • p m local hme 'Dhursday The overall casualty toll wa • ''Someone muJt ~be wantm,e to G T Catlcton receiVed word of IB:l, O( which 34 drowned , fl 'JP. set up bou~keeping m a' b ~d the death or h!J -~~ Jtr• "0 "J ~ere •llletf' ID plane crashes ,au:f way" wu the remark of SberU! Standley, (Marcit Carleton) Den· '" lf1ed m mJJ(;ellaneou. ,,.~ Robert c Hartenbaeh today 111 ver, Colorado• .formerly or the dentt fRJ he revealed an tnn:!tJ: ahon unFiatwoods Community near Pome-1 hoosylvama led the nauon derway into the brcakmg: and en roy w1th at least 12 d~ad on the roatt ter1ng of the Lowell Colbns, rc· wa)'l ~ew York followed with a 11dence 10 n Shade, Rt ' on Wed· Mrs Standley d1od Wedne$day ton or: 10 and thi!n c1fue Ulino.CJ ne~day mght inorning at her home, Denver. WIJh 9, o'Juo With 8 lnd CaJl£or SurvJVon loelude II son, Stew nla with 7 . .• Hartenbach &<uti tile prowlett art, three brolhen, Emmenon Car· The moat spectacular tragedy had gamed entrance to the Col leton, Blancbe&ter, Homer Carle- or the week end occurred Fndav hns borne wbicli 11 11tuated, f'JCIT lon, of Pomeroy, ~nd Norwood, bcCore t1te eye5 or thou1ands at the Meigs Athena hne, by break· and G T Carleton, FJ.4twoods, th fnd~anapol•s Speedway, where mg out a rea;r window four grandthildren and t.wo nep- auto racer Pat O'Connor went to Loot 'ObLamed by the burglar~ hews, Howard and Eugen{l Carle. a Oarmng death m ;~ 14-cilr was a Rot.:.pQmt E:.le<'lriC stovP, ton, Norwood am•shup 1 a bed and mattiess She was precfdcd m death bv 1111 Oh1o at least e1gbt person; her husband, her parent.l. Silu. were kiYed 1n traff,c accadenh Hartel'lbaeb also revea;led tha: and Emma J~nkltlJ(ln caneton auo. llDte tile J('DJ Memorial Day week two men .u y-et un1dentilied are two brothers, Chlfleiiand Clarence end began, a United Pru Inter being beld m the Me!gt County Carleton ,. '" national count ahowed today Jall,. !Or mveat1gahon 1nto tJ1e Tbe survey, which ~gan at 6 breaking and entering JDto a t~ol Funeral services were held to- p, Dl WedneSday and runs thr1 In Lebanon ToWillbliJ and ' day at 1 p m in Denver ' 1 Sunday midnight, showed at thert of looll leut 1~ dead, mcludmg s x Other police 'activity durmg dtowrunga and one fire deii!lh tbl. Memorial Day bohday aaw The dead tbe arrest or Reg~s L. Doyle, 43, THURSDAY • Columbu•· Mra Lena Luley, 84, N State St, Clam on, Pil ( on ColumbuS~ lulled when a car •n eharges ot driving WhilE intoJJ· wbleh she was ridtng wa1 struck cated Doyle p..!ed ,,1~ appear· broadside 11 Ghe and ber daueh •nee bond in COonty Juc(ge Em· tar were tunung JDtO I ..metery nwtt Peoples' court ctd was reBusineSI waa booming 11 ~~ ( .:.:~t 'Rowers on her husband 1 Wilh•m Pyke, :13, of Racine, M~igs Probate Court mar,tage li· Canton: Mr. NeUIO Hardin(. held on a 'cbarge of invesll&ation bureau today with four more CaiJtqn, killed when 1 cao wu released fro"! !he County we~dlnp.· · collided Jall Fr1day ani:! ift9l' a few marriage Ucenaes !lJld that tltUI ' 1 10 •• hour. freedom was re-.arreated on tar month there have been Kee· the aame chn"e ' 2o hcenaes Jssued. Hobart COW't. en, of Portland, I wu arreated late Thurtda1 bl' Sherl!~o Deputy Alln4 Lyona on order .tro~ the _.eount)' 1 .cour: Oaear Knauf, All!· mcueen... In the ·cou.aU" bia ea: .,.,... :t ' • ~- Former•ft....:dent Of Flatwoods ,. r · , At De TONifHT ond PIIDAY -iA'rnl . ' H'I'MH" Rock Hudlon - ~orti& -also- • lf¥e:rll "GOD II MY I!"ARTNII" Walter Brenna11 and patlue~ after which lq!l(l&-PO}I~E~~y ,TONIGHT al)d PRIDAf ' Are St len r rom u At.Shade nome Business Booms In Probate Court ' Bureau Mamage 1 ~~! lr~~.he~;r,~~:~~~~ 1 · ~· ,en.,tecl womaa" · ' co~ided ltinitt Tlpeey, 64, G•r· I , dlepart, lard 21, John Poul 2Z. Vmton Co, barber, and !Jnda Lou"Pettit, 18, o£ Carpenter. ..,~ u~ •• , I \1~>, ' CHI _ _ _ __...u_ , lii"Hty was Harry ·~~::!~ o( ,~<IJ'uoe. ~ car driven by Pall'olmao Koor• out of ~ontrol bY on a ebar.ge e1 ' lnto11ctUon and disturbing of the Peace. M1Ue.. will have bia llelirillg before tho VIUIIt ll!rOfi , �QAIL'( ' ' ~ S~NTINEL ' • +·.r --••J.' -. .,..!.. ' ' 1I • ·~ • ' I ~ ' ,, ,~ ~~~~tills 'past week the 'gttm spectre ot' tiine the establishment of a recreation !'I!II!Oved from the community one of .dl·~:...flP•ed and mosLbighly tespeeted;.D,I) 'i~alimirerl Citizens, Mrs. E'leanor Stansbury ~'fP: Blelllor, as we of the newspaper ~entry ' knew her best, was a woman of many talents, ~'~JI<o( ,which she utilized to the fulle$1 apv~n. tage. 'While we, who have been )eft behind in '-this »ale of tears, knew her best as a good newspaperwoman with an understanrling of the human aspect in people, she was pro~ab)y best known as a tireless worker for community betterJYlent, a teacher, a church wo'man ~o loved dearly to be at the console of th~..q~11r~h organ, and a perso,n with a· keen schools and the children of her lin'P'1\ity. 'Orie'il~ h1er keene:t desires was to see some- · SAN FRAN CISCO Army Sec· rct~y ,Wilber M. Brucker on Lltl.l apa~& race wlt.h Rt15i~ID "There is notlnn ~ lh ~ Soviet, can do that our people c<tn n o~ do juJt Jl well and bette r " t DETROIT Um lcd Au lo Work· ers lttf!i h1ent Wnlt er Rc u th~r CO!'.Qm'ent[ng on {'O ntacl ta lks wltn the major a\lto compaml!s "If the CC}AIVRiliCti refiL~e to t•l(· tend the cOIII:~acts, we'l l go to work without a contract " 1 PHOENIX Exoltc lhmrcr Bar bara J. ·Sh;mks-who t~> \a led1c tOrian at1 Phocnh: Co llcgl')nn h <.J J educational aspirations. ___,.. "F.orest Run WSCS Admits ANew 'Member'Monday ' PIIILADELPIIIA UPJ- fl/ slrlke nf dmron of the Teamstct•s (Jnlnn halted delivery of thre."' maj or neWII))spcrs in, the Ph111l delphia area today. Pickel !ioelil were th[Jwn up around t.hc Pbllndclphla .Diqulrer, the Philadelphia Evonlng Bulle· Un and the Camden Cour ter Po~t ncross the Delaware River lr~ Camden, ' J. The or 1ocl l 628 of I , took ·M n. Lillian "N-jpper was we! com· ~ ed as a new mefJ}br.r when th e Wo rman'a Society of the Fore~;t Run MetllorU,t Church nlet. Monda y eYe· , nln&at t}le Ch}lrch w.\tt'l Mrs nuss 1 , Watoo~ 11!i!;eoldent' P'estdlng. <H l; ~ ll• Group olnt lne l~llowe~ with Ihe L6rd'l Prt)'er opened thetmcctlng: up their Wa· Alfred Y•iugcr pme'ltod the "ptoarail\; t®lc ·" March cf ~~usslon "1Dollan". I Dalryll\l 'Pay the llecotd Way; Clean IIUk Production; Jjoro Milk TbrouJh Beller llreecllnf. . POULTRY: Dlle... and I'JI't· oltoe ot Poultry; C.nnlbalilm ln Poultl'7,; HoUIOI and BqUlpiJI~nt for Laying Hens. BEEr CA1'11.E: Cree~ FeedlM Bee! ColvOJ in WOI! /VJrlililo; Feeding Callie lor- Beef: 'lloll•h· 110 Supplemenll Ill Bi~ for WOLF·I'EN-.. Purina Mr and Mrs of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Che~w• Mr and Mrs. and family spent her mother, Mrs Jame~ ' Ciark Downingtu n ' Mr and ~[rs and son Stevie of weekend guests Howard Russells. , Mrs Dalton Grov-!'r and d"o--1' "1'''; '('hters Loraine and Marcia, Mary Ann ~ Spurrier and Bobby:J Venoy spent Sunday in Powhatta,) Poult, 0 fioa• 3751 Tho ovJer of or ' SALE HAY, RACKS SURE ,WIN Storter & Grow• side DeUveey •0'1'! WJ,Ib :fWtiber Tire• MORRIS ' . NEW CASTLE, Ind. uty Sheriff Buford i!JVing a safe handling Rotary Club the .22 caliber Friday a!· went orr, blasting A reading "Just One Wo· With The'. Pitic._ci .. Of ' \ ' ' ' ' -' ' AN"f t'i ' ' . , J (J ~ I I I, 1 ~ f ' ( 1 I , ' . 1 :mJt1UJ~:,1(:.: r,~nAncl (~..,-SMppi.. Ct!!ttr . I ·•!JIIIIhe 10<lal hour by l!!n.•lll· )lrl. Jacob Baar , llorl •Boor to 21 memllere. .' ' 15 TO to:· SerNicemenl ntl (FIIfNC)- , and Mrtr Wllltcr K. tr&rtiR of _n'''' , 1 <u~ FT......... · FT........... I !.-,.,.RIG\,. RANG. aerY in ~ USS John W. i, cu. ;~~: Ft.) • • 10 TO•' 30 \ llloharlt A. llmlo, tire eohlrol le!!hnlel6n lleom,tn, USN, oon of the U. ' AT YOUR l «~!Jlelrtahments were '"" " " Ohio, Is It ft Rttu.l!lr Value $21.95 " , ~e~u·r(!h. ,o ~AN. !lllSQO, Colli. ...·-; • Applia'-:a~• Gfoup •l nglnJI and prayer by Mu.' Yeaugcr conclud ed th e proarom. DUring lbe bn sl~m !o!Sion It · Wh dedded lhnt oil mecllngo the ~omtns yenr would bo hold •t tho l~ . '' ' I l NC ..I r ~., • Pheu ------~ ; \ ' SAtE eluding, '1Value and Dignity of Wor'k", Mrs. John Scott; "Es~en· !lola That Make A Chriotl an Carden''. Mra. Albert Bacr;._ "1 Love My Garden". Mn John F Bailey; "Remember These Things", Mr• M~~DlP,I Ruuoh and "A Fu II LIIR J1 'Neyer Spent", Mrs. Uswh1'1 i • r Sunday afternoon Mr and Mr1 Rus1ell Speneer and daughters !pent Jaat week end m Columbus Several artlcles werl! :read tn· 1 ~ Mr and Mrs H. 0 Goegl11ln Mr. and Mro Alva Clark and oon called on Mr Homer Goealeln ~Q ond Mrs Hiram •• Righf( ~--. i SU\GAR· ·RUN FLO~R MILL ,. SAVi'·:r·'$.• . . ... "' lti . • -t ~ , .' . ,. The Price "'man',', was liVen J;ly M:n. Watson, vir.rilld Nease '< NOW or New 1dea OlDEi YOUR -. SEEDS.iill . _, ·. .FER11UZIRS SURE WIN . CHICK STAUIR USED fllh!r. I 1 '' . USE J j . ·TRACTOR SALES Radae START YOUR . CHICKS RI~HT maJOr 1 new.spaper, the Philadelphia "DaUy News was not a(f.acted by the tts <'olt'rnct with the ;,;;,jml~oi J Umon does not expire !ember ·THOMPSON- ram:o: 411 The were llupitildling 1 1 lh1s morning All three pa1,.,.,,, ,,HI!oh ate under the same !!.~;:m'itef1; 1- l~/; 1 ~J·· co ntract, were ~ubi shed as and ed llions were On ante In newspaper buildmgs. FU~lON OHIO V.\'-UY FEED CO. v!!nl ed delivery of the first dog ed il.ion or the paper. Church f' .. I c,,.. 'rif.;:l Delivery .IJalted WEST SHADE Of Newspapers ,." ~ '-1ount The Misolonary Socletyl of Herman "-'PhiladeJphi' "' ,. Thursdsy q~illing at the ho.me!'H WI. a· Mrs Leonard Lanham. ui'Ve Wanted to bC ll phi!OSO· pher alnw t L wu 1!5 ·• !- 1 MISCELLANEOUS DAIIIY: • FlldliiJ ' tile o.;ry HLETS. Weed Her~; llaiJlnJ DlllJ' c.J.., and •~•nt: A Guide Hellen; Slflll Bal'lll. for ~ Woody Planta ill West C.tUe; 1A010 H"'l!!ll for patry C.IUe; Manqod llllklnl; ¥at!'· laJid.WOot Vlr...ia 1!1111 SWci-Sll-e Dlrulor7; Tbe DallY Herd lmprovemtJit . ""-lilloll ' -~ ll'lm; Bovine Mulllla; Care and MIDIIOmenl of D!llrY COWl; Feeding, 1nd Ho........,t of Young Dairy Stock; Motlli.a 1 CIRCLEVU.LE, 0 UPI - The Plckawav County Election Boord IndiCated today it will f1le a re. port wilh Secretary of State Ted W Brown of the board hearing Tuesday night on all eged vote· buying, Illegal voting procedures and under-age voting in the prJ. maries None or Lhe alleged charges were supporlcd by any matcmul eYidencc, the board tldmitled No grand jury action was anticipated A board member so1d 1nvest1 go tors may be... aent to Werd 4, Precinct D, where the alleged Jr· regulariti es (ICcurred to t·hcck de li: cI.1red oddnsses ,!I~Jlnst actunl ones He o;ud the b~rd also may comudcr requiring v tcrs to regis ter Which they are ot reqmred to do now . A 'total of 14 witnes!I~S tcstthed at the board 's open heo mg Jnmcs 1 Smtth, Circ vllle Her1 " ,, ld o r cpur Icr, IcsIulcu UJl' er oath he wJfnes8ed at leust olle vot . :o buyu1g mCJdcnt. ly UnltH Press lnto~~rn•tlonll TUNIS: Presu~enl Habtb Bour· guiba commenting on 1okmg hi.i country's trouble wtt h France to the United NatiOns "In the file<' of thts .'l itual ton we have decut{•d on r ••cnurse to the Secur1ty Coun rtl Th(• Umteo States and Brttr~ln w•ll he rorcf'd to take a 11tanrl '' nutl. in Middleport for the yo11th lly, especially (her Northside/llo~). ., ! In the past few weeks, ,>(ben !Wp·~ .drawn slr~~Y on her r~maining strength her typewnter had been S\t~led and the ~any ~hom she had cont~cted da~ly for news Items 1n The Dally Sentmel, m1ssed . her dally llfeetlngs . . . and now shall llliSs -her -ev•en1 more £0. The members of The Dally, ~entinel ~..u,, people'·of the entire community, the <!ham>~ ber of Commerce for whom she wprked' diligently and especially 1the children of ~~~~fi~p.i.U community join with her family in the grief at parting with such a friend and wonderful co-worker. '' ,.,..,., Thus "30" has been wi-itten for Ele&nor Stansbury Schaaf. • ' , "··: UOTAJLI El~t~on Board '' i!J!shlfll-' Checks Story On '.MI Bribery Charges !>tie'nru.Jt .... .;.... ' nuala; Nallve Plaall for Orlllmeobl 'yae; Tr.., lor iho H~l"f Qround(; Shrubl lor lilt ' Ill.,. Value of Gtound.i; lloaeo arid Tllllt cu;o; ,aiiiD.bof Slftrl. Nallve Rhodoolen4rou '<1)111 /ill· SOn. WA'l'ER 1...; Malllnr~lhO Home t:.awo TlON: finn Flsb Ponds AllnCilvei Olmlllon .n u- ?I Vlratnla; Fll'lll Dralnate; lmporlalll Shade ~; Olw!- 1rollln1 Weeda and Alaae nut .811J]It and a..JitiDI Cbut- Farm rondo. !~,;:. ::l.Tribute To ~~~or Stansbury Schaaf •;;"~ ' ~lilt; f.-entat~, EditoHally: J • ~/) ; - -· · •Jtt '' ~ y.J A • • l ~ lSo ' J ' , , 1 ., ' Y•eift, �' . ' ~ ' SPORTS DESK ' ly CIIIT TANNEHILL " . . ~RunS.Boomlnto Woody Coli ~ ~ liiftle basebl>ll got off to a fine start In Mldal~polrt I:.e..., ~ enning as two of the games were cl~· duels altd \ th.\tllil-. ran true to form, the Indians (195? cl!alllps)' td:blg . t!ui,&!na"""', 8:j)lon eharley Bush's l·"itter. · 't •' 1 As jllay got under way there, and· opens in ~lie COunty e next' week, one managerial, shift ,was nece!saey. Fats Se ~ loolted for the time to devote to•a l!.iftle'~ague team but c:ool!ln't find it. He gave up the .Senators to Hank Clat· wciihy, lhe Country Slaughter of the local semf•pros. .Harit bad lbe miBfortune to run into Woody Call't ln tans ~ls;flret time out, with the advatttage of only one day's ptac. tlce·to-lhill•out who was who on his ~uad. •· Jfave btiart, Senators, Old Hank' wlll have you ·Into, a team be fOrt )!OW Irnow it. on many ,t hat OC!el· a man of faith •-•·•- • - 111n. At lout wUiin1..U to go be uoed •• Ute r • Kennecl~ Strokes Fout for Five OVA p_laJ; Sunday got off to a fine st~rt in Middlepprt with Phil Collins boys coming down and iosmg a•mara•hoi! 8offair 9·8, in 16 innings. • ' Bob Wilson made some fine ~atches out in ~ente~ and Jr Kennedy did lik~wise for .!>fiddleport. Best gue~ is. ihat Bob: bY. Nelson, who ts busy wtth Little Ll\ague and ~M: will not be missed·too much. ' - · · Ali Kennedy did was get lour clean singles and three walks In eight trips. Jr doesn't hit the long ball but he can stroke the ground scooter throug~ the holes. Akron, visited hit Oldin oDd Kn. lin. SIU!nefteld him flome· aad then Folden's Ia CllieaJO toe, ,8110taniiiJ. \ Wilson: We Need Volunteer Umps h<eivocl' bore of llltutie Niebols !imilarfy jolt~ in 7-6 and 11-1 Ibsses to the St. Louis Cardinals. The pant~ lsn!t on ye!, of course, becuuse •the Yankees st1U way lead by 6\2 g;jlil,, but · it was and stunmng to Bee the S~nators outslug the Y.ankees. AI· Roy Siever!! smasbed three homers in ~the twm btU and Jim Lemon two. The Senators ote~ a atx.run lead in tbo opening · game and ther1 ' came ba~k to, ·win wtren . Ha;:k Wilson Is back into the Mlddleoort Little League pic- ture. He, sided by Dave Jenkins, will pllot the Jets Pony learn. and is chief umpire "We need help in thi• umpiring." Haclt tolil me. "Tell 'em 'l"e gotta have ot least 15 volunteer Umps to keep this program going " Hack asks YO)unteers to leave their names with John 'fhomoson or himseU. A meeting will be called soon to go over the rules ' •. "ll's reallv imoortant to have " smooth team ot· umpire• for the•e kids," Hack said • To that: Amen da. .bler, Mn. lllebipn. lira. I(IOitt thl! wiJiter with !Suekley DIN Ute immortal ehlldren WJLKESVILU of Kr. llld ~ <:eorte CJhoon ••· May IXJ honorinr Char· on hit lith birthday. Mtftle CaiiOP, !ln. Birdie will •I tO a. form and -IDs SP;,U-;;T;;T:;;E;;R---~"-;l::n,::,.-,R; ;i~eh;--:m-nn"d"'t:-,-n-o_w_:_o-~-:-lvone I. I where tBe RIC!I1o!OND, Va urr - The Cplumbus Jets dropncd hnth enOs of a twin bill here Foi~ny In the Virginians, 6-1, ;10d 3·2 nnd n half gamos behind thVets SUGGS LEADS GA'l'LINllURG, Tenn t.ul _ J.p; Vetrora Fl Louis<" Su!lgA today 1ed The two teams meet agn•n to· Ihe field into the second round of nJght and the Jets' hold on rourth the $:1000 Gathnbura Women's place in the Internalional Lcagup Open Golf Tnurnoment with a 71. could be further undcrmmcd with CROWDS .. EN.JOY SOFT WATER SERVICE also, or Semt At> ••• ' ., DISTRIIUTOR Sile~ .• "~• Dept! ' lt7 Mochonlc 11. L.OO..,K Patntroy • • Nip, Tuck Games. ', 11 '~~""! ·' · 'l'liil could tllo dienl your pocketbook Acclden~ al'll e~petllivt. )lou ean •••• yourB<>if plenty If ~ou are covered hY ane or ~ur lowcoat Insurance pollcl61. E. Seeond St. , · Feature In Smart 1 , v0 1NS2~N!2~~u Phene S5X . FIRE &·SAFETY· EQUIP .POMi'ltOYf,l;!HtO . ' l'Jlone J40.Y . CttiUtAN !ROJ'T WATEa SIIRVICE ' ~ ' 4' Pomeroy ' ' '" There ls one body, and one Spirit, ' even u you are eallocl In one hope of your eatllng; One Lord. one failb, one hiP', 111111"...-Epb;.'ilino t:3,t,5. you ~~ roaniALL'I INYITED TO HEAR 1'0111 w~ Batterlklll "'"'flllit'w. v.. ' •' ,, DECReASE of- Ofi>~bW'f, R. rhTRACY, Sr. • owned Sorteno ' ,, NJi:W YORK UP! - Tho New York Yanlcoes nttraeted 39 742 fans Friday for the best 'Me· moria! Day bdReball crowd In their game with the Wa11hl~gton Senators " " - · loft Wator Ill Ul FOit JllloM JfO.ll .; '" Pornerey Club with' Mrs. Rex . "EndeiYGIU'!i!g to keep the Ulllty 04 the Spirit iD lbe bond . ' l'or • ' ' ' ,: The.Gi(t YoU. ' Givl. ' �• ' .. fi ~ -~~DIIImt.Si~t!l~~-J~•!i'oY··Middt'•~~;o., ~ 31)958 · ' 1 r~ \ Rut- Female: Do baby silting, day or 1 5·2Ntr night. Waitress or sales work. Grace Captema, 629 N. 2nd Ave. z7 Foot House 'l'ralter-19f8 nlo- Ph 6372-X 5 31 ate Monday eveniu at the ~~olrl)h. Funeral oe.rvices lor M...,. Officers are Mro. Margaret Picdel-n..,. polnl-good tires- (19) El~esnor Sansbury Schaaf were kens, president; Mrs. tllah zerk:e wi11 rmsnce. c. & M. Auto held ThUrsday at 2 p'clock · at vice presidenl;. Mr,. Pearl' noush, ~ales, ,E. 153 'Main St., Pomeroy, the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Hohle. serretary· an~ .llrs. June Van Ma· ,: 0 · Phone ·· 6-29-atc COmplete Boy &.lOut uniform. Size 16. Goo~ con~ltion. Contarl IJoyd Sayre, 912 S; Tblrd St., · Middleport, Q.. . 5-2Nte Roy'craft tandem .hoiuoe :::-,,'1· 1;;..-9 ~ w. er. Good condition. Three room!l. Lonnie HudJon, Harri.Onville. rhe AdamovUje Cemetery has beeR cleaned and donation:s your departed Javed would be greotly appreciated Rememher onea on Memorial Day with to help meet the tlpense (\! beautiful fresh rut Rowers. Glads, 11bor for dojng 1uch. Send any peonies. carrations, roseS, iris, d"''"tion to DDllald Fcglesong at chryoanthemumB. SHUMWAY 111100, W.Va ., or Walter Blako GREENHOUSES, Syracuoe. Op· l)lifton~ w. va. 6-29-2tp en until noon Friday. · 5 28 3tp - For information lead· ina te convictio11 of party who 1-,--::----';-c,.,----;-:-, Craftsman Cutting and WeldinJ loot old vlolln, ~- per weight, Torch with Tank Cart. Adam:. ' from Glenn Schneider's reai· Grorery, Call 9229. HB-6tt J.delnCe. Mro. Glen Srhneldcr, Clll· y,, 5 29 2tc Pomeranian PuppiCs. 6087·Y. 5·28-lltr Three good reconditioned piano, priced to ;;ell this wLel.. Free delivery. FirsJ come, Cin1. served. r.all Rutland Furniture 5·27·3lr. l!mtnon 2 tpHd window or attic fon, 30'' blodo. $110 voluo, $50.1 Slightly uoad. Ph. 491..1. va .. "I.WO ,, .~'",w'"""F ::-o-:la_w _o _o..,d,---w-:1Dd -:-o-w-anadea tone ,green nnl.sh . Aulo· shift. A real performer. porch vallance, cloth awnlna~:~ venW.an bllnda, window shade3, 5-29-5lc ~ ~ dr. Se· One careful loc.tl owner. sharp cu. Low tnileaae. ·1-LIIM' Cbevrotet $1,396. Bl~·et-~tna~t Pomeroy.__ D_ ·29_·D_tr ~ - Cloan Ull4 Coro I',.·i&si~·F,A;(l j';Mofibo~k.li.iM,I;.uc:.;Mt.-; doalo10 ' '· MolftOPOLtTAN A•t. Sal" \ I I !I, • '17 Wlllard charaer., $3D; I , •••e eroy, Ohio. 4 21 60tc room set, •mahogany . 8 chair, buffet. G 2'1 4le BuUt Kltehe~ GlllptG fer tour heme. Free eotljpaw. Foreman a. Abbott Phcoe -~. 8GU (;UIIoiQ 13 NEW 8 WIDES ·-- f Ridenour SUP' ply, . Phone City. ---,..--:- . p~l For Sal.s (IOl<b BUlle. Good rondltlon. Good dln· grease fan SPruce 5-28-8tc abode•, llber1iar.s awninQ:a, fl'tle lc.llt.tllation, fm n~e eat1mate, D1le Wip~rl SuppJy, 215 UnJ'>II Ave., Pam· ing hose and ; I roll up 2 piece twm Mohair :..livlne:· room with Tok· . · , ,. , 'j \· 07 3tc . Sedan. Origin· Pomeroy. ' i 4 dr M NEW 10 WIDES (0 USED ONE & TWO BEDROOM UNITS 10 REPOSSESSIONS FOB BALANCE DUE hell aelocliDn of new 'n<II-,;IIOd lrallora In oouth"'n Obit, come to Waverly. Theae traUara are well worlh your trip. · hou1e to loll llf good uaerl he lllVIIOd, coll COMI PRIPAIID TQ DIAL Low down payment, 'bank II· naac1111•.An)'lblns of •alue lall· 111 Ja'. tra~t) .. 1 ' Pltll OILIVIltY ' .· 5-:1&-atc ft. Zimmer. Priced . Second Ave. Mid· Uti 8tc Bus'lness OppOrtUnitieS with the Rev. R,aymon Konkr1ght tre, treasurer. of the HGattr Methodist Church Departmetlt r-- C1rptnttr-New Reptlr (amlly, 1 ., itt ' , • . Ad· 1, J. , Cook, Jdr&. Clara· ''"'~·~ '. J !II , •· .,, ,.,. · 0 I Ru...,..,. '· ana Mro, of '""' ili,.tay ', Capehart, Mrs. JUn~· Van Maire, 'l'Pppera Pl•lns, ,llrs. anO ;Mro. Wll( He~n. · Mrs. LeAnna Wright,•M:r:s. ~ladys' Floyd Spenre, Mr. .Mra. H. D. Rou.sli ~a.t SuJiday •· Thomas, Mra. France• Stewlrt, ~G~Il"'~le~.l~n,~,llr~.~~~~M~r•~-~AI~v~~:~#~¥Mn~~-J~.o~,o~p)ljn ;~·~·lll:c- ,Mrs: Stella Chattin, Mrs. Mary son, -spent heads · are :Mr 11 . ..l·J .' ,.~ ·•· ·, ' Mr. and Mrs. 'I ' • . THE TUD(jR ' ) .l' Mo4tl A<23SO 21"' di•~ llleU. 26l $q,fn. RCIIIIIUIII I ' ' pktU,. lfll. , 1~ su,ilf!:d ~hh.ocany, Blond Oak, ali4 ¢1tfrf1 , C:iJ"Jtl. au. •vadabt~: CJCtra. •• - • .. .. ' ' ' . ·~ ' , . .. ' $2' "''.i, .t: - ; . !: 1 ALLEII.I r. 'APP' . .,LIJ&io~'' . ,., ,;...... ,l • lhroid days in Cle• eland and Akron and Mrs. Ralph Lee and family . She · ,.,; ,, ' I{ . 11:. Mala SL · .....-.:. · .1'i>omero)' .Moore,Kirchur Mrs. Ed1son Dr v1sitt!d Mr. and i~rs. Herman camf! g~t herhere. two sons who have l.l::;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~··;·~-;;~'~··~:;;:~ .John and Sgt.Wessa, Gl?ne W31 Wince and h.mily of MantUa. been to visltmg Phone 6403 burn, Columbus; Mr.s. Dtm Sav Several from here attended the •' _:__ 5·25·11 , ,age and Mrs. Gr:u:e 3:.~\' agc Denny, Mr. l:lnd Mrs. Allen. qsburn and 4·H officers, advisors, and parent ~ - - - St Albllns 111 va daughter, ·Barba~a. of Newell, conference at. the Pomeroy Junior ' Now available In l',.,."lgs County ,· ' ''· · · W Va. spent the week end here High School ~ Tuesday evening. thl'l features 2.1d protection of From Dunbar, W. Vn were M 1·~ with Mrs Osburn's motllcr, M.r. and the AAA Auto t::lub fo: .you and Fred· Hoffman and Mr ~. Marth.:· Mrs. Charles Eblin Jr. and son, your car. Write E. '!11. Burton, Houston; ~lrs C!ifro~ d Ervin Benton. \ Box 100, M1ddleport. 5 12 25tp BridgepGrt. W Va ; Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon 1,1' -' ' I .. ' Mr!: . Hannah DePew and daugh- have moved their trailer to Mans· • 1Betz and ~frg, Ed Jones onrl dau · MillO & :r.t~a..t.N~sroN .!SE.R.' Vt~;;E ghtcr , Amy, Jack~on, 0; Hobel'l tcr, Margie of Chillicothe is t~pend· field where Mr. Wlridon is em ' .. PJ..one ~- Cleland Applance Fi!her 1md Miss Bett~· Koehler Jng SOIDCtlQl.e here WittL her fi ther ployed. Willi'um Kline and Qther relatiVes. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl w11 nace of Store, l~t. it. M.tto :>treet. Gallipolisj Mrs. Mae Pickett an c~ .. ' 1 Mr. Bud Sandy, Phoenix, Arit., 'M~It , o. h io, called on Mr . and M.r~ 11 Pom•u.J; . ,l·23-t1 Robert Pickett, Darwi n; Mrs Dllvld Yost, Portla nd; · Arthur Co· Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts and Will Hedrn 11 n la st SaturQaY.. DUST ~LECTRICAL SERVICE-- vert zanesville a~od Mr. '"d Mrs Mrs. Gustava Horr...::r _called on Mr. Mr. and Mrs~ .~rlf!• f 'l'aylor •ant ·' F·ur your: wlfing need!l lara:e or Hodd Nicholson Rutland . ~nd Mrs. Sherman· Robeits, Sun- son of Addlson ·'Visited with . hiE IJf,aaJI jobs and appJiance .aer· · ----·~--ay. . sister Mljr Robert· Painter and vice--Call New Haven TU· ~2294 · f . Mrs, N9ra, Bohn ls spcndm~ some' ,~ThUrsday. \• · or 244112. · 4 30 l4tp Property rons ors .. ttmc w1tf1 ~c r daughter, Mr. and kai~h l'ta'Pilltg~r of ].Jinersvillt · Adam A Slaughter, D1x1e Mrs .. Perry Edwards and famil.y. ,visited With his ~· father, · RUssell ,,. Bulldozer work. f>ond;;ba'7emenll, Slaughter, ch.rt.es Slnughlrr, to M<p1Betty Barto,rl ralied oq Shil":. last Frld",l:' · Edmond P. Ftelds, Lillian Fields, Icy Roberta', ~un~b, , · . ' and Mra. Vat Durst of Erl• lllnOillcapmg, 1\lo .extra charee tor r.10vmg iJJ. see Bob Jeffen:, 1 acre, Lebanon. Mr. and Mra , ~owrence 'Ebli11 · and Mrs Holt- . f .We Have ... . . , ·o l.:hildren's .Home HUI, or phOne Fl'oda Lott to Yvonne L. Schcrt- and daug~ter ore ,fubving lrom the' ''' IJ:J.I).J. • '. 1 zlnReJt,IB~d "'-n~rew R. Schcrlzlng, Avenue to th'e Belle 'Hll.t propllrty· .J o . ' ef129:M' 'A, Olivd. on Laurel Cliff which thy --~--''- ..!..~26 3()tp, Guy •nd Geraldine M. Swadley chased. ' ( "-· Siding, Roofing, Cab!net1 lind Painting LlME. WEST SHADE . ·l ' • ·, ' TIRMITU IXTciiAIINATEO to Frederl1k Lee Williamson and IS Sl)J:rmon .tioberts called on hls For uee uaspection phune 383-~ Donnu J. Williamson, Lot 7, Rut· brother Ml'. an~ Mrar Peirl RobGtlmol'b .::iup.,t) Store, .Pomeroy. land. ert and daugbter1; SundaY after· noon. AU warAC; guanuLcoad. Fully in· .J.Ure<l. Vaughan'a .i.u1U~~otr.k!t and .LeroY, Wyant, Go ldie Wyant, Wlo ')elidcntia11'ermile Conu61 Ser· ~thor E. Gilham Jr ., Vcncva . ' •lCe ~t Mar•0111 w v ,. ., • u ' ' ' . l ... '., .,. 1 GR!JESER BLOCK CO. I Mli11 North of Pomaro, On at. a.. Coli Wm. Gruo"' Court, Mtlgo County, Ohio TO :the. ,Executor or Admmistrata;r'' arid to such .df the followina 11s are haldents of the stnte of Onlo; !lurvlvlqg ,apQ61se, if anY; next of !dn; henelleloriGS under ,the will, an-· ·--·- - . '.. ,. - --= •uv · V. ', •, ·OHIO. Aj.Ji•Y ,. . ·t1t:!h2n~&~!t~;.~ ..,n, ,,, ... , .' J , • 'IJ • , • :_\ ~;mEN~ ~OUNT.Y .ii l,F . . . ,<J .., '· ~ Spread ' ~ , i' ' ,,..... ' ' '!!" ~ '• .. 1 . I • PHO·N ES· . l · ' ••l ' i' '~ G~l(ipolis "~ .1,753 ', ,~; i ' ' "~:~~~f .~:, , "f\t •1 ' ' 1~ HIAKtNG ON INVENTORY ' ' . - - " .BAT~ Qi·.<,: T ~.\ . $6,00 . • " $5,00 . • JJeUII Ji:CUit,eralwn a-nd APPii· r ~rwtn Da,vid Mitche.n, dc(:eased, , 11 . . ...... .• to •Beside Mitchell, aff1d. of tran s., .ncC S•" 1.VIce. IICIDC. 1C1, uu.h.. Pomeroy. li·Ui-U:. Cbar\es Cozsrt, Juunita Cozarl ~Ult.:.l\ SEUVII... t!: on Walch .li.e· ~o .Go.ldle Cl£:ndllnin1 22 acres, Le~­ pall'lna by ,.actary 'l rll..,. wtttbllllker.. ~u~s JI!;WJJ~o " · · -~--- WE' ,SOliTilERN HALF 0,14' ,.. <hell, Affld. Qf trans., Pomeroy. ~~~ 1\'1 MF.IGS, GALLIA, M~SON • . _:____:; ' ·!Jllllonl, Lot, Bedford, ~:. J " u ,·98M.ea Hi Mills, Auilush Mills to , ~. ' ' . ~'- •'tfave McCia'naham and' ltargie Mcr~Ec;S, '1'-l(,t;t;S, TRtt8-t' or Cl11naha 1 85.40 A, Rutland. expe1·t tre~ surgery, see Gheen, , Blankenship or AILcneu~ i'nur.~ Fnmce-. M. HQ.mllton to State }'Qme,;u,y D~a-}L. T.ni.mmm,'l, of Ohio, a.·, S/ 101] A, 10iivc. Pl11ntlng, F~cdmg, (.;aiJDhflj, D~lla ~Utc~ elt, deceased, to Er· t:w.vny and Homovmg. Vallt:,Y win bav1d Mitchell, Delbert Jurnes 'lrce &perL t:o. 0·20.10:1' Mitchell. and Thumus Jos-.,,IJ Mit•• Necesso~y S~,;~t~~· . , , Plac ~ That You Wo'n'f r·· -· ~ ' I f" •'. l. ; ' )I· ·"· ,, ., ·' , ' j ; LIME T· f '' ' lOWMAN AGRICULTURAL .· • Aurt, '. ip'; IV. ci' JUNI 7, IP. M. ' - • Sprl.,.. IOAT T. . ILI. wlll he oold at H any: the attorney or aUorncys 111-IO TV hrvlco 41 lhel• realdencc MelrOpoUIIII Mllltie fe"'reScnUng1ap,~1 of the aforemcn· 'Phono Otlo McClintock comer of Elm and P•l• Uobed ,penoni: IIlLI' IM lllVI~I Roclno, Ollio. In Middleport, Ohio. tl(ou ll"l' llercby notl!icd that on ~~~:bA~rrowo off Rt 1 neor Modern. country home live mlleo ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:...,.;;;;;;;;;~1;;;5 25tp thot27tb day of May 1908, an ln· ,: Poo\.) 2 pe. llvtnll ~e~llll'y and Appraisem6nt of the , Cedar Cheal, Ad· e•t of Pomoroy, furnished or un· ~ltato r ol Josepnine Noblea de· fumlohed. Call Saturday, Pom· Choir. Olloman, CCIICd, late ot Mtddl~port In sa id eroy 8M3. 0 31 Ste · Set, Thor Semi· · · C</unty wa\ ,filed In this Court. Waaher, 2 End To· •nuctultAL I Iii~ ~itarlh~ on· sold Inventory and Grace Da~ Bed, • 1aa KUP 'tlO~ ~ MITAI:ti Appra\Hil\enl,wlll he, had before S. :lnd Ave., , It Frllldolre Re· lht, ~olll'f ·~~~e 16th day of June " mbnth, Co~lact ft •. Glhaon Re· Eherahaob, Phone 481. Glb11on • Elec!l'l• he mcd ''··'· 0318te 11 Kenmol'f' J~N~ bv ,,an_y ·lnlilreote.d par, ty at · ••Y pe, Lawn 'Ptlont 51., ... ' ·. ',11';~-il)i t(me prlonollvo dnya before the Suit• ' ' ' , dati !\jdcr heatjng. · GWIIOOQ JOr llM.t~ , ~»~·1"1\I IJ, · WiTNESS my Jnd Bed. tho aoal' ol 111·,11•, t:qu1•1, this Lamb D Room Hou.., 2, lOl'tlt lot.o out . pondo and landocapln&. • ·R. ll. Cowdery, LO~I Bottom. H3 !>111 21th of Ul· of hlirh wiler ' af"Anllljullyr eau Rleh Wolfe, Call PonJ•nd 430. Georg• ·C. Kldd, • THOMAS fORK (9o) Morin& Suppl ' , ' Mro: Sunda)( •ltl'!:n~n wl\Jl ~t" J•n· '· :,ervir.es 'Iulld lot!•; Por Loll" 11-:IH!P. • ' ~ • .. 4 . ' L,egal Notice t.:V!IICJU:'f); JILOCQ -- · ~llTtC:B .0~ FILING AND- l~F~r Jdf;;br"Re'nT t ~ '• CARMEL . 11111, Pomaroy. O.:f::.- ~ ' Mri. Peart· Roush, Mre Margaret Clark · Pickens, Mrs. Sarah sPencer, Mrs: TAKE CARE OF YOUR FUTUAI officiating and Fred ,I Gardner, Ev•lyn Proffit!, ~hristian Soel•l L!loh Zerkle and Mrs, Esta by. lea.rninc .the " • Bumga~dner. • . Benuty Profession pas tor· qf the Middleport Ch urc11 Relations ·, Mrs. Emu.• . Burgess, m an am az..::a~ly short time and f "h · 1 ' at a minimllm cost, which can o ( "" ~lst, , ssisting. Buria was Missionary E~uca,tiqn ~ Mrs. Le be paid on l1e "Pay As You made m the Bradford Cemetery Anna Wright, Children's Work: . · rr-~;" 1 : , Artis y L'1 Mark and Kent Swepston ·of Co· d M Gl d 1 110 Learn pl.an .. we are, now a:cceptPall b~arers, (.ncr brlys from rs. a ys ' ' , ou lumbus have been visiting their Jng appl!cations for our June 1 the Youth Center) wcw Harold Work. , d rent•· #1r and Mrs Ralph and J;Jiy classl!s and also for M!lore, Sgt. Gene I Walburn, Dr . . lll.!!tallatJOn pro<:eedings wet~ ~~n in~ fa~·il.r . . the Septe1nber cllls.qes. For com· John Kircher Robert Tcwksbary, m charge of Mrs. Stella. Chattin • y. plete info:-mation , call or Wfit'e Jack Bachne;, Robert Fi sher, RIJ· In ch~rge of th~ meetmg- wa~ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and to SOUTHERTON BEAUTY bert f4ills .and Lee s,iut~•- The Mrs. Pickens while Mr_s. Zer~e daughter, Dixie. spent SundaY with ACADEMY, 16 E. Was~irigLon honorary pallbeal'Crs were Ro· hlld ~barge of the devotmns. whu~ll the latter's father, Mr. Floyd .Wil-' Street, Athens, Ohio. Phone bert Hoeflich, Larry Rice, .Jolin c.omnst~d of a Pledge serv1~ ~n · son of Chandb;~rsvllJe, Ohio. Mt . 31457 5 24 6tc Fisher George Dallas Edward titled The March of MLSslor. Wilson accompanied them hoihe --- . . f . Frc~ch , John Fultz ~nd Joh.:t D?llars." Taking p~rt were Mrs. for a visit." (20)Busi!'leSS Parsons. P~ekens, Mrs. Cballm •nd Mr~. Van Matrc. Mr. and Mrs. O~iver Gary and ' Pain tine - interior and txtcrlor. ! Out-ol-town relatives and fl'icm:!:-, A revie w of the past . Year'r Mr. and 1dr:,. Ted Gary, all ' H1' • Dccoratmg. Roger Cu!lums. Phone 1 hefe (or, the ' funeral mrluded Nork was given by Mrs. Picken;; Athen s, were Sunday guests. of 461-J. 5 30 6tp Mr. and ¥rs. Rh:h<~rd IIJyman, full owing which rcfreshrU.ent$. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and son, . . . , Huntipgton · Valley, Pa , Pfc Jon ~~ scrveQ, ~Y. Mrs. Esta .•ouln- Wayne. Pampng or Carpenter ~orli. :rrce · Scllan!, Fort Stewart. Ga ; M~s. 1 Mrs. Roy Johnson and son of estimates. Haymond . Ftfe &, Sons Elmer \Dent, Mrs. Vn·ion Fast. Chester and daughter, Mary Lou , Phone 7769l, Cheshire, O~to, I ·Mrs. Sard McClure , Charu cston, of Shinfton, W. Va., viSited Mr. 5 :u 14tc Mr. aO:d n-rri Robert E McKay, Attenda 11 ~\ Su~day School on and Mrs. Douglas and f'-mily on Bowl!n' Green, 0 .; Mr. and Mr;. May25was76,' offeri'rtg~.26. su..ndty. . · ~1 W. R. FULLF.R. Oscar J}rnstulz, Orrville. 0.: Mr Mi ss Shirley·. •ROberts and 'M:iss I ,.{rs. R~!h Swepston of Cp1um· General Contractor · and Mrs. Richard Koehler an<! Sue vanlnwden sPent · several bus is viSiting her parents. Mr. and - ••I'll· NJIW ~· 11• • \ 17• 'Ill >• E· •I!unfee, .F. ~ ·'I ~ F · ··a1 S • M · · ' M. t"h''l...1· WSCS U 't '" (.ln~roVf\(e con~ ··~· Mr: ,.a QDef efVICes I' OS~n ' e ~~~~ , , ' 01 · . 1ll Heilp\an' Mo~day, ~·· E.': o. nle' Rouoh. n r . ',, HelcJ.J"'h . :.;......] y For' ' . i lnstalls'New Officeu ·:~~:~:.l••J:~~::l1:r.~:~ hla, It\1~11 ~.=~~:·~~ii::·~~~~New offtc,e n were, ln~talled at . gardner and Mro. &lrab ., S ~n~<>r. grandparents, )llr. ~nd Mte· RaY; ton !pent 8un\lly wl!h tbf lij.!Jb El.eanor ' •~ IU:MJ3 S·• SCh.33£ Mason a meeting of the ' WS€8 of th.: Present were ~~·mond Teylor,last ~eet end in falntefi, 1'!l!>l>J'.vUle Methodjol Church held' on . Mro. ,. Jea Carson, dil?n•, Ohio. ' . , • and !irll' Dllll, TUrn~~ an~ l~!:J$!ii!!:= ;;ri~~~~::~·[!~ 1 IJ 81 Emplovment ... with p~~t gooJ fl - -Wonted- lond, . • '1(, ... ',, '· �' 8-Dally S~ntinel, Pomeroy~~iddleport, 0, May si, l9~8f lricW Sho~er .,G. iVen To Hon.or Tile Oa.alv . . • ' ,rs ! ··Barbara·· SCott ~ ~oon for ·hll new hOme lues. 'i ent, prealded atthe apeclal mel't- Mra, . ~ou~tt,a• Cir pf honor at ·a .~t;t Tu~day eve-. -ina of the Mlddle.,Ort Bantl •Jioosl· We!'l!eaday. ' ofllr. and Mrs. Palil lbU. )(l)J S4 were aueati llriiW ahower at the home. ~~ ~ R-11 ii'Jtl! Mrs. p, II; teW aM lira. Milton Hood, . at _. '*" •n.noL·EPORT ~wer· arrangement!~ and wed· deeorated the , livin~ ' 1110111 w~ I pjnll umbrella ·de• ~ted -with ; .ribbons . waa at· tached to ~~ mantle mirror form · 111 a~lve · background for ~- miacellui~oua gifts presented ~*' Scott. ,• Jlra. Clarence McNeil waa pre: · f _,nted •with tbe door rrlze. Pink • and wblte eolor scheme was used ' Ia the deaaert course and the : tlble decoratlo111, alao the tr.l· ·j' dltional weddina bells as a brl· ' ~f motif. yavora of small eoiOn· : Ia! ·nosegay\! were presented to 1 e..eh guest. , ·'file aueat list included Mra. l Fr~ Wil,son, Mrs. George Hac· ·: kett~ Jr., Mra. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. t WU.llam Bradford, Mrs. W.allaqe ·1Briilford.- Mrs. Marion Aliena f 'itOtth;· M,fi. Ed(ar Allensworth l Mra. w. w. Ha))es Mrs. Wllllaiu :, Reuter, . Mrs. · J;.eo Childs, Mrs. ~ George Cblldll, Mrs. L. R. Wile1. ., lira. c.·E. Vance, Mrs. Paul t !lcott. and Mrs. Kenneth Scite:: i. Sr., of New Haven, mother q! •· ~ bridegroom. 1UIV SOCIETY "las . TONIGHT 1 L'· . ' ,. Andfeiva . • Unda ~ -l.$TATE nar~>elll ·Tii•At_. ~-- "· Ple.,Pt 'W. va: · . Tonltlitc ·lundey, Mol)d6Y, . ' TutlllaY and Wednt1day Producer of ."Gone Wlth : Tile WP!d" David o. llel&nlclt prl.ducUoo of Ernest .1tenun111~4a :"A fiAliWILL T9 AlMII' • J1G4 Jluc¥n - Jennlie~ Jqnea ' (Cinemaaeope·Color· · 1 '· . · Jfi·Ff lklund) One J'ertormance ea~a Showillll . •,Not luit,..le Por Chllclrtn ' . f ..tUft' l.ch Nlaht .at 7:30 , s.t.: a sun. Mltlntt ' . '•tvrt.,tf. 2130 l.c.ii qi\IW,#k 'AdiiU:', OC)q, ~ Jtpt,';f.fdin p,_.,. ·lliliil)·•• C~bmaster of Pack 241, J;.etart Falls, Ohio, assistant Cubma,ter and ·committeemen wish to e~tpress their thanks to .Mrs: Erma Wilson, Racine, Ohio, .~or use ·ol. !leti 'lot for a Cu6, Scout Park project. .They wish to thJnk Wesley ·Bel· les for bringing his tractor · and mowing the tot and to .J.ne' Rill, D. r,l. and Den J, Margaret GI~ck~ ~er, ·D. ·M. and Den· n, Mr. ·and 'drs. Robe~ Ashley, ,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donavan, John Joe Shain, Da· vid Fox, and ·Bill ·Foll of Eas"Lc· tart'. for the use of bis truck. , •~ J I .• , '' ( • ' TIN Ju~~t~uly 1M C~N~NTI 1 · , Hostess gifts were to Mrs. Theodore Lehew, ;_r 't nesdal\,_ evening, 'when · tn~ · ~~~~ met at her home, Prospect lames Rce~ haveF~lls~. returned their8 home, IBeave~ Pa. to Mter 'isit with Mrs. Radcliff's sister and 'l h 1 rot er·l · aw, Mr. an~ Mrs. Ralph· ~ilmore pd ber mo~~er, Mrs. :Vnld Foster, Racine. · · ' Mrs. Nol'll\l¥n '. Rollsl:il)en of Co•· • 1us Christi, · el!as, prrived Wed· 1esday evening tor a visit with tbe .lev. and :drs. }faldo J', Bartels. · Twenty·two · ~!!'embers ,' of . the l'outh Fellowship of the F~\lerated. ~burch enjGyed ll sltatlng party tt the Skate·A·.Way Wednesday evening. TMfY were a~compani~d )ly Mrs, :Wnl!lo, J. Bartels and Mrs . .. •••&. Ed • gar !?r;r•i:z:~:q conducted a short Several projects A· number of games~ were , ed and prizes 'awarded to Harold ~berabach and "'~~t~~1 ma 'r.eif)Ieit · ·• , •· The hostess served course to thosn named above Mrs. c. J. Ebersbacli, Mrs. chard Vaughan Jr., .r4n. "'"'·-• Mn. Anni~e Obl.inRoeH ·B. Bernhardt, ' ,1'hur.sda~:j. ~~~::~ik:·~vkin! R.Homer OarJeton Je~t for Dcn~~r.. ,£olorado, •.callled the death of his sister, ltanley. '· · . ~ ,,,,,. .,., Mrs. Arlhl!r ·'' Mitcbl Massillon · ·md Cal~in ~mitll Of Canto~\ arrlv· ?d :I'huradny ca}le4 ,by •tht;JlleAth 10f •. heir un~le,, o{trl411r · Yf!!lt,, ,,, Mr. l'ndl.;l\fr,1 •.W~, 1)~1. :pent the ·P~I!t.,.twb ffi\\')18 in ' :on, Arizona Wit~ tneit '·pon, ~un· or Dill and fa,IIJ\IY,, ~rrlve4: hoine -Nednesday. ·'J'hCf wej~ met fJI Coumbus, where they "arrived · by ?)ane, by Mr. and Mr.. Charle• 'Nil~ermuth. • , , . ' ~r. and ),tn. Jrlleit ·Rpnij!811g~ \ftd son, JciF.nny, of ·Hilntfngtqn, ~· Va.,]l&ited Frldar wlth,-Mn. ~laude uarst, . · . ,. ,} Mr. and ~Ira. iar.l Den~, dnd Jon, Earl Jr. 1.:r.tl,~ •Belty pemoskey md Mrs. Al~~lt !feef visited r(l· :ently with .Mrs., D~nf'a a11nts1 )lr.s. Geotg4~i\llt1118, ~~~ Albjinli, ~· V~., , and~ 1'.(, :1 EiWC ilfidklff, Jol'l! ·£r,ek,,,. ~ ¥•·• qllth of. whom ll'C quite ilh,p\1 ,,, , r • ~ ! Mrs. Dena• Zwilling Ia,•confined ;o her llome, Peacock Ave.1 by ill· l.i. • D». Alston 1t'at)!•. oJ·, Cl\lumbua urive~ Tht,~ndey for a wee'-1 :en~ • yiait with his parenti;·Mr. and Mrli. f;veret~ .fl'acy. • •, • • , , Kenn~lworth Nease of Columbus ~=~~~PL1~Acli .. ~~· aa.u Kt·n.Ciu'bMe.e·t'5. _:~i •pe~~ sev.eral days: r~ce,ntly ' with. ··ciapves m '.OqluJf.bl!s1 :and, Circlenile, . 11· ·~ x Mr. an<! ')~~: R•:ss~!l Radcliff, ·~rs. Clnrci1ce •iSPence.,ancl·' Mrs. peN. JD~ ' f~mily : 1o nlng, given by a ITOJIJ;I of friends, e.r l· ca.l,ll!d lot Tueaday . nlaht at t Mr. and · on Mra'. Harold Clrclt · ~~ the home o! Rev. ~nd ' Mrs. t.he ~lddleport H!Sh Se~q!ll Plpfl,s .nd aon, J~frpy, 0, ~'flY apent /. Eugene l_lrown, M\llborry Ave. 'IJ.ere made for two ice .cream so- . satllrday with his paren~. ¥r, and Followmg a baael!all aa111e a . ,elala ~ , be held on ,the l~wn of 'MrJ. ijomer ·Cirele ta~)Jy. ' wiener r~ast was held. Two de- the, hlllh aehoql witll a concert, Mr. and 'Mre. 1bomaa!Hotter a11d corated cakes, baked by Janet the (ll'lt. to ~ Friday ~venlnt Jun~ f~ll): s~M~_nt Sund~~ wit!\ 'Mr. an~ Brow11 . and Carolyn Edw~rds, 29. · ' , . , . · Mr't Dean Eal'a~h and .family of : • were alao served. l'~me• .wer~ . J!fr,, Jack .~atterf\~d,. M~'· Wal· Colymblls. :1 , played the remainder of.lhe ev~ lace• Bradford, Mre. Gale Hysell, , :Karen Holtor is spendinll thll ning. , , Mra•.. pon Low,ery, · ~~.- , Marvin week . wi~~ · ·~er ~Un\ ·)lira. pean ; · · Swan,·M~s. ~!ph .Martin •lid Mrs Earilcli. , · "' ' ' , , , , ·· . ~ Present were Janet · Bro.wil, J:di.son are members of th~, com·, . , 1 , I , '. , ,,: · ; ' • ~.oarolyn Edwards, Charlene DieM_ mittee in charge ol the f!{sl . a\J; Candidate~ fp{ th~ !wlUillc ,Wof"• ' . ramara Finlaw, Jennifer· , Lo~se, .cia!. · • ' · · · . .Jhop to'be'hc\d -It Ohio Uniye~aity I Shirley Ash, Kay Compton, 1'a~eAugust' 8 Mrai th~ . dite ch9i0~ . ' are J,.Yrip B'u~)lanoo', Ronlii,,JI:q;ant, . la Hobsfetter, Ca,~olyn Vauih.an. •f!!.r the, feconcl •socia.l with the' par· ' Ji!llice Zlr~le, IVit\1 Qon Qrues~r, · Haolt: Cleland, S\eve GoriSy, J~· entl .of th41' Seqlor .;a;illd ih clia)'ger ',llcliar«~, Swackhamer ·and .Judy ' Ill¥· Mees, Jo~nny and Tommy Mra. G. :&. Pl'esto.n, Mrs. Ftancit ·, putcber, alte~nate~, '<f. ,.. ,.u.e~u. IJor ~.ooates, David ~,d · Ander~n. )\Ira, Robert :.tcEihinny, 'fh~ ye~ sev4!11 111aJorettes will Danny BrQwn, AIJen !/.owr(i~,· ~- Mrs. E(Jieraon Jones. Mrs: Russell ,atten~-a . ·summer camp, also the ' v1d Gordon and the ' hon~re.l! Wilson, · Mrs. IJ:a ' Butcher, Mrs. drum major, J~rpes Hoo!l, will at· guest. , Carroll Swa11•nn. ,.,_, ' .... · ~rew· tend Smit11 Walbridge Oamp in "< During the ~vening, a •!!d, Mrs. Eddie Evans. liY~acU8e, Indiana. · ·· ·.1 . mitt was presented to John as ' · farewell gifL · · ; · 1, Atl,.ehew Home ,·~:;~ M \. ana\;&~~~. ' ~llipli tllmore . Wedn~5day Nigh,f . · Mr. and ·Mrs. Edison Baker, Maple Street, Middlep9rt, are annoiuii:mg .'the engagement · and approachmg mamage ot "RAW EDGE" Rory Clllhoun, Yvonne DeCarlo .their d~ugnier, Pair1c1a Ann, to Mr. uonald A. Kussell Jr., son of .Mr. ·arid Mrst Do)\ald A. Russell of Annandale, Virginia. -also· . ,Miss ,B~ker is a graduatt~ of the Middleport High School "COURAGE OF class of·19~5, attended· Muskingum College and Is now assoBLACK IIAUTY" ciated with the F: and R. Lazarus Co., Columbus. · . With John Crawford -~~rM~ir~::~~rl~;is~ - a~1student in Ceramic En~iljeering at Virginia Institute, is' a member of Karafll.os,' <!etamic errgi· lUNDAY ~MONDAY · Sigma Gamma Epsilon, e11rth sciences hon· .. "TO HILL AND BACK" or.ary, and employed by Battelle Memorial Institute, ' •' Au4ie MIIJ'PhY .Columbus, Oil' a,sbtdent t~nginetiring program. · ._ -also· · A11gust 24 is the· date chosep, for the wedding with the cere· . 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