https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4052c9ab5c7cf5c2f7a2efb104a832f4.pdf 434aeb1adb33fef42c722edebbd94f75 PDF Text Text Mrs. R. L. Jacobs AttArH~Ith Is Hostess F.or i'CUibMeeting Is Held-Thursday Her Bridge Club " ! Mrs Charles Mullen and Mils HeaUh at Bolm, Oliver Euler as eo Group BIDging of B)eUed Be The Tie" •and the Mizjllb beh~tetion concl~ded tbe meeting, after which tefreshmentl were aerved by the h.osteues to Mra Wilham Eicbtnger, Mrs CUtrord Lei~ett, Mra Anna 8cuter, Mrs. Ulw,is Gflle&i»", M.n Homer Radf~d, Mn Roy SIDltb and 1&on Donnie~ Mrs Horace Abbott ond cbQdnn, Vieky, Danny and Roger, Mrs. R'oy Mrs Wll· Grueser and daughters, :Marla and appointed as Mar.Ja · Clifford Let!· Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs Rol lin Radford and daughters, Ju~y and Connie, Mrs. Amo.a Leonard Mrs Arlee Abbo!t, Mn Wltb\tr Bailey and daug~ter, Ruth Ann, Mrs John Hartung, Mn.. J!orold B~ack&ton and children, Sberra<:. Bobby -and Bruce, Mrs. Normaq Weyeamlller and daughter, DIAna, Mn Hugh BearhB, Mrs Georac Skinner, and one J)le81, llllas Alpa Taylor The July mectln~ w)ll be held at the home of Mrl , !loy Gl'\lem with Mrs Lew1a GrUeaer and M.ra WUIJqm Grue1cr as cu-hoatenea. ·~~~~~;::~!~ 10 --- ) romeroy Bencl THEATRES • Jlii~POMEROY ' TONIGHT "CRASH LANDING" Gory llelill • Nall(y Davis ALSO "TilE LONG HAUL Vieture Mature • Diana Dores SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY JUNI 12-25 , 1 Meyer were guesti L Jaeobs entertain· ed her bridge club, Wedn01day everung at her home. Lmeoln 'Rd Pr zc for high score was award~ ed t~ Mrs Mullen and second to Miss Meyer The hostess serYed refreshmen~ to those named and idra. Paul Nease, Mro Irvmg Jo:arr Jr, ~ A R Kntght, Mn Fred Crow Jr, Mrs. Albert Coates, Mrs. Fl'eld Blaettnar and 'Mrs William A».· denon socmn . 111 w~:u:;se R ----~-- t' !!: Amateur Go rain Club Elects New Officer Slate Tbc Amat•ur Gardeners CJ,ub held a special meeling at the home of their president, Mrs Robert Retbel, Thursday afternoon The meeUog w11· called lor the purpoiiC of election of o[fieere and other unfinished bualneSJ. • Mro C. 1. Roadea and Mro W~Jo ley Fry were unammously vot2d Into tbe dub memberohlp. The following slate ol officer• were elected for the 68 PreJldent, Mra vice preoldept, lolrs Guy secretaey, Mrs Glenn and treuurer, Mrs noldl POMEROY IMPARTIAL DRYDEN , N Y -John '<!;ig· mund f1t1ds 1t easy to be 1mpar· tial when he umptres D baseball Rame between Ithaca Colleae and Wtlks College agmund,. current· ly baoeball coach ot Dryden Cen· tral achoot, wns a student at both Wtlkes and Ithaca Collegea. Georgia Is the east of lbe • • sIn �had a threato were m:my, pushing, tripping, a,ive languoJe and property, ·roOt'IJJeetion · ·. t.fi' �,. I - (' I ·~ pony ·~a L e T0 ther,:~...Elmer Molden. Garnet Williamson buaineu vlllitor P.amtroy Ne'WiiU To 'B~Offered1n 'Congress . Unser ' · 'lf.ies Th~~:~r:~ ~•r~~o•. MwY•vw:. o. Ui coiled l hi>me 4~~& lth tllileiO \of l'.'Uulrl Bar . , rs From Farm Systems For Seeoad Spet wao ~~~d:. andniother, ~ln.. i~ntei ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy- ntiD-~-~Poe-ml a; ; .ro; ; ly -M; ; ,Id; ; ~ ; ; po; ; tr l,n; ; o-~J; i;u; ; ;ne-2319;;;;;58=·, _. Pomeroy Edaes Point 5-4 ,· M . iddlep·ort ... 4-DallySe... • ~~•• Spo-RTS DESK ·~ Ill'• • Kuck$ S'ow 1 On-e Is L;ke Baldy's ' ' 1 ;w· s9_-0 ~~5:r~::::: ~;,~i:l::::~ West fanned 6, walked 8, and Sparkling mound perfonnances were the order of the day Hemsley .fanned I, walked 6. Col· sunday in the Valley Baseball Le_ague as Pomeroy beat Dick Walters 5-4 and Middleport remamed un- InK In runs. defeated when Jim Bowles tossed a stingy two-hitter at ReedsJAC'9N wms · • AMERICA New York school in win over Galllpolis at Jackson aa Hemsley teamed to limtt Potnt Pleasant to two htts while the winners pushed home two Leogue, S•l Maglie lhumbed his lhe sixth Inning of the night<ap Boston 31 33 .484 10 collecting four off the fast but slightly wild former Heart Of runs In the haltom of the 8th on nose loday at lhe Kankees -;- by which was .$USPtmded because of Clevcla 31 34 .477 10~ Ohio League star pitcher, Walters. Elvin Johnson's dOuble, a sacriwnulm.lf even though .they said he Pennsylvam~ s curfew law. . , Chfcag -·-· ~ 32 .47& lO'nr: At Middleport, only George (llabe) Ruth and Taylor kept fice fly, a walk and a sJngle by wouldn t 'nd by beatmg • team . M•ys returned .to the Bwaalsihml_nreon 282 3234 1112 Bowles from a no-bitiPr. Taylor's hit was a g d . ty Dove Frame. they couldn t lineup alter a bnel hospital stay •• . ar en vane Walke was the big JackMaghc wasn't hurt wht!n the with three singles in mnc trips. from Texas that dropped In short center. son bitter with a solo homer and Yanks got rid of him nine days three stolen ba'ses and a gli ltermg und•Y't Reaultt It came. with one out and after two other singles in five trips. ago, but he was burned up plenty catch in the opener. N•w Vorl 15 DolotrGit 01 Johnny Riebel h~d ~led out ~as ~s wallkded to load the sarb. For Gallipolis E. Thomas, Roderwhcn he hc,.rd they felt he K•n .. a C ty 2 aton rollo. w ed by Ruth s line smack ID· ., .. en 0 Dependable Bub Stivers ick, couldn 'l win any more. Y•nko Win Boltlmoro 2 ChlclfD 0 to sending Taylor to thlro. singled lwo runs home. eacb. and Wion had two singles "l can't , eh?'' he steamed . "I'll The Yankees "got huuk " for CJe.,.l•nd. 4 We$hlngton 3 ltt Al t~at po~nt, ntcher Woody Point chased West in the 7th show ·ern.. seven straight defeats at the Cl•ftlanCI 1 Washington 0 2ntf Call, wuh PhtJ . Boyles . at bat. when Rusty Wamsley led off by Next Sunday Reedsville enterAnd show em he did sunday hands of Detroit by troundng the SaturWy't Reault1 caueht T•ylor With too btg 1 lead singling, Danny Wedge walked tain.11 Jackson in a doubleheader when he whipped the world cham · Tigers, 13.0, with a pilir or six- Detroit I New York 0 off t.hird . He rifled a thro" to and Mutzenbcrger waJked to flU starting ,at 1:30 p.m. on Lhe Rlverplon ~i lw~ukee Braves, 2-1, in hill run outbursts and a mfty two-h1L· Washln~n 11 Cl1vel1nd 7 Jemnngs ~ayland who bad Tay- the bases. West rallied to fan view School diamond. 1 loltlmoro 0 lor oul by olx feet.. Blessing and Lee but he walked Line scores: 1.,,1 •ppmance lor the St Louis tcr by Don "Perfecl Game'' LarCmhnals sen. K.,.,., City I lOtion 5 These were the only _two Reedo- Ounlap and a run home, walked Reedsville 000 000 OIJ()...j) 2 2 The swaclhy 4 I-Vcar-old righl· Only Tiger hits off Lars,'"· who yilllan• to get oo base with h1ts Walters and another run hoB!e. Middleport 200 020 03x- 9 11 0 hand cr. · show•ng the effects or posted 1" .. ;"''h VIc tor}. were 2 ,: w. L. Pd. Gl as Bowies raced cxictly 28 batten. Hemsley relieved him, promply Reedsville - Balderson and nol havmg worked in 10 days, seeon ing single hy Bllly Mar- Milwaukee He walk~d Swartz with two out walked Greenlee and another run Swartz. Middleport _ Bowles and 3334 2529 _569 went only seven innings but the tin J":J.all Harris' !unglc in the San Francisco .MO H2 in th~ !IIXth but th•t genUemu ln. Father Rod Wamsley &ngled Call. old Maglic magic was still there """ · . Cincinnati 29 28 .1!09 31> was p~cked off sleallng second lor ~~~r.'::':~;·~~j~·tbut son, Ruoty, Pl. Pleasant ~ as he held the Braves to five hits , • ack Urha!l out·pitehed Tom St. Louis • 30 2D .308 31h: the thtrd out. . ... 000 000 22 and up lhe victory with Brewer " Konsas (II> "•red its Plttoburgh .l508 Sl> . Bowles finned 16 batters w1th The merchants rollled with 32 31 relief ""i•l•ncc from Larry Jack- fifth •tralr,h tvictory over Bos- Chicago _ ._ h!' ZIPPI_ng last ball and extraor- 11\ree winning runs In the bottom 31 34 477 3 ton, 2-1. dmary atm at the corners of the of the seventh when Collins and Dunlap. Pomeroy - West, Hemsson. Philadelphia 'rl 32 .1548 812 plole. Stivers walkederror and al Collins seored ley (7) (WP), 100 and 340 Grueser. 10 t J<cn Boye< supplied lhc winning L"' Angeles 27 33 .433 8 on Greenlee's hose Gallipolis margin wilh a two·run double off Larry "Oaldy" Balderson of Bob Wilson's ground ball. Van Jackson :iOO o 02x-9 10 1 00 31 4 Joey Jay in the lhird. The delcot OW US fOm Sundoy't Rotuln Reedsville wrnt all the wsy, givihg cut Milwaukee'!! lead to a gameSt. Louil 2 Mllwauk•• 1 up 11 Jilts including a screaming 11 and-a-hall. ' S.n Freno. 5 Philo. 4 ht, 14 lnn1.- line two-run homer to Bowles In San Fnnc:Jsco I, Phll1. 0, 2nd the second, a lead-off homer to " Dodgers Uwd ICIIppdeln tUip•ndtd afNr 5Yt lfln., cur- .Micky Miller in the 8th, a two run ' Like the C'C~rdiuRJs, the Los An· GRAND BLANC :\1Jch L'PI ftw double to Bowles in the fifth, and gclcs Dodgers also cap italized on Ted Kroll stoJe the thunder from Lot Antel•, 4 Plttsbuflh 1 ht singles to Smith (2), Call, Miller, The 11 recent deal hy swrcping a dou· Tommy Bolt in 11 lltllt' l, unspcc· Los Ant. 3 Pith, 2 2nd. 10 Inn. Vroman (2), Bowlt:s, and Jennings blchcHdcr from Pittsburgh with tacular way Sund11.v ~nd today Clnclnn1tl 6 Chlc1go 2 ht Wayland. toOL RIVER the help or newly acquired Johnny took a two-stroke lcud into the fj. Chlceto 1 Cinclnn1tl 6 2nd For Reedsville, George RUth eovKiippstcln and Steve Balko. nal round of the $52,000 Buick Saturday'l Rnulls crcd a lot of territory il\ center as BREEZES Kllppstcm obtained from Cm· ) Opun. Pltttburth tt Los Angel•• 7 did Johfl Het:rer in left, bofh ~iekSome of our Guests come many cinnilti in a June 15 trade for Uon . St. Louis 2 Milw1ulc:u 'I h1g off hard hit fly baii11"0J1 si!VMiles to see the West Virginia Hills Newcombe, turned in a sparkling Dow Fmstcrwald ftu lc? to make Cinclnn1tl 9 ChlcttO 3 . er11l OCCMI!Iions. and the Ohio Rive' rclwf effort lo help the Dodgers the cut for the fu·st. ~ lmc smcc S1n Frtn. 1t Phll1. ppcl., r11n, J Middleport'• club looked solid Win the opener, 4·1, and BiJko, 1955 - th e year he JOIOncd the . and readJ to take on Point Pleas· From The · who came in the silme deal, sup. •Jr. He. ~as lave s~ rokes over GALLIPOLIS BATTERIIS (ant, July ZOth, in 1 doubleheader 227 plied a lOth inning single that tne llmtt for tlw fml:ll round . <:allipolis - Thomas, Mitrhell when Mick Miller II expected to won the m~htcap , 3-i. (6) {LP) and Burdette, Jackaontake on Walters in _a <:lassie duel Kllppstein, co ming to lhe aid o£ SPENCER INJURED B. Yerian, ,Jack Doyle (4), Bill of ex-Middleport pltcliing atw, The w1nncr Fred Ktpp in the opener, MJLWAUKEE Ul'l ~- Shortstop Harrill (15) (WP) and F. Swingle, and Bowles · will pitch the nightput down a Pirate threat in the Daryl Spencer, injured in B gam(' Dave Frame (4). 1 cap. s1xt h and then pitched one-hit ball against the Phillics Sun day, rna~ Next Sund11y Middleport comes lhc rc.st of the way. be missing from the Giants' line· 1 JAP SETS MARK to Pomeroy for a battle that couJd Wilhe Kirkland's 14th inning LIP tonight when the y muct tli'! SEDAKA, XYUSHU, Japan go far Iowa~ setting up tbe We aerve good food and your choice of homer gave San Francisco a 5--l Braves. UPJ - Fukiaki Masunaga, 19·· league champion. Imported or Domestic Beers, Winea and year·old Nlhon University stu· POMIROY AEAOY Liquon. Served from 6:00 A.M. Jlntil "It's kind of a shame that the first year Middl eport is let dent, equalled the world record Phil Collins' Merchants will be 2:00 AiM. Monday through Saturday. tnto the league, they foul it up." or l :03.1seeonds for the too-meter ready. They warmed up with the Arrange reservations for special dinner! I won 't buy much of that, nor will many other advisors, butlcr!Jy event Sunday in a local brilliant 5-4 win over Pt. Pleasant on our front Porch. managers and officials of the league. swim meet. here Sunday, playing errorless ball Lei me make these points: behind WeBl who was strong until the near· fatal aeventh inning. He 1- Nelther Middleport manag~riai team (Manley of lhe JOl!l!~-~ ..IM.tlA!!E! I~L NEW I'O!Ut"UPI. "'"·"""'ie Wlli .iavotf ' by' filie telJof hurling Co lonels, and Hack Wilson and Da.ve Jenkins of the Jels) had Sheppard, president of the New by 18-year-old Jimmy Joe Hemsa ny intention of playing ineligible boys. York Boxing Mlna:frs' A11socia· ley, the winning pitche.r. POMEROY'S BEST 2- lt is not too strange that somelhing like this happe ned lion, iJ suffering fro a heart aliPomeroy look a 2·0 Jead In the I upon their opening campaign In organized Pony play . Woe ment and has boo ordered to fourth inning when with one out Phone .396 everylhlng perfect with the other learns in their fir st season? give up all activity for at least West walked, Mlteh lanned, Tom If it was, they were fortunate. five weeks. Grueser sin11led io center, aDd Col· 3- Every player and manager I've talked to has been exceptionally pleased wilh the revived interest among Ponyaged players which can be traced directly to addition of the lwo gobd Middleport learns. New faces, new pitching, nnd new personalities, to ~:~y nothjng of more intere~t coming from a six-team leagu e co~pared to a four-team leag ue, have contnbuted to the htgh spmt In the enlarged Pony League. The managers hkely could perfo1·m a rea l service by meeting and deciding to let by-gones be buried , and "Playi ng Ball." - -----------By p,..u lnternltlonal win over Philadelphia ih the open- Kansas City From clear over in the National er an4 thi Giants also led, 1.(1, in Detroit r' l'm as bad as mailman Pete Klein of Middleport who goes for hikes on his vacations. Last Week was Sports Desk's vacation. Three of the days in near entirety were spent in the wigwam of the Cleveland India~ watching Casey Stengel's Yankees tomahawk everything Mr. Bragan sent out to battle. It was my first experience in seeing an entire series, and quite rewarding to this confirmed baseball fan. ' There isn't much to say for Cleveland. True, they were caught with key players injured and Vic Power and Woody Held enroute from Kansas City. Yankee pitchers Ford and Kucks were something to see, especially Kucks who comes in there with a tantalizing slow curve every 5th or 6th pitch. After looking at his fast ball, batters nea•tly fall on their face · waiting for the slow one to get there. It wasn't hit fair once. K d ucks' slow one is even slower than Ree sville's Baldy Balderson's looper which is good enough frequently to fool local batters. If Baldy had a honest-to-Injun ·fast one to go 'th his sow 1 stu If he wou ld n ' t have b een f o11owmg · h IS ' acWI counting profession the pasllO or 12 years . Open In Mulberry Heights Park Comparing Balderson to Kucks ought to get me back onto the local athletic scene again: Through much hard work and a Jot of faith and cooperation from numbers of people, th e Pomeroy Merchants will open their home season next Sunday against Middleport on the new Mulberry Heights Baseball Field adjacent to cthe new county infirmary. Manager Collins didn ' t give the field its name . I just have. Bleacher seats will be at hand for fans when Jack West and Jimmy Joe Hemsley team up on the mound to oppose Jim Bowles, right now the hottest thing in southeastern Ohio pitching circles. • The rarified air (mile-high Denver is tough on pitchers, you know) on Mulberry Heights may make it tough on curve bait pitchers but it isn't likely to bother Bowles who relies on a good fast ball and plate corner cutting. Jim came back from Texas, still officially on the Visalia , Calif., disabled list, with a lot more stuff and form than he had during his brilliant sea•on with Middleport High last year. Fans can't miss an enjoyable afternoon next Sunday if lhey come out to that bali game. Bury Bygones, And "Play Ball" , While nothing official has been said-Or hinted- to my knowledge at this point, tbe roanagers of the Pony League likely should hold a private ,pow-wow In regard to the playing of ineligible boys by bolh th e Colonels and Jets ol Middleport. R. S. Manley of tho Colonels regrets in the worst way what happened. The boy in question was a55umed to be eligible on statements of responsible parties. School records proved him inellgil)le 11Y a couple of months. The· Jmll!and Colonels have agreed to let the games already played slattd. No replay~ . It is up to the other managers of the league to decide what they want to do. There is talk like this reported : G~nnts :· Gl for tli!!e, ·.~!72 ~erry r~ght, Cltjc;o~o NATIONA~ ~lAGUE p~eked bf 1 ~WIR,JEST OilER VISI'T'IN' 20PIEY MAE '11115 MORNIN', 'PAW ,;,y t. u.:.. ,. \DAILY .· .-. . ,"""'"'SWOR1l •.. f..lltacawo HOTEL MARTIN . ~ Dn WASHINGTON UP[ ~ ep. AI· the minor leaguell for fiVe years Local yOuth biaeboh play openl Mr. and Mrs. Clare~ee 1d~ ij ., bert y;, Cretella R.Conn. pre· c:~nnot be Lrensrerred with~ut bJ:l a week of play tonla:bt with Pony Doter, ~nt Tue~ay eVenb;ll pared 'to introduce in the Housf! conien t to another .t~'*"": m.. the .League game& which mp un¥Crem- with t.h.e1r dau.hter, Mu. .Emmett . tiJ41ay a aports anti-trust WU tha1 same or lesser classlficr:tlion ble a four·WlY tje fot JeCO~d J?lace llcCtlskey . , , . would rurb major lear(ue bueb11ll The leading Coloneb f-2. go to Mrs. Pearl Brogdl n lflxc!D la broodcosto ..and telemts In mln ur Racine 3·3 ••d Mioorsvllle ,3-8 Sllj!nding. a few dayo at her league territory and outlaw ·the £ '' comes to the lefi' field, 2... In here. .• 1 major le~a:ue form system etfe ·1 · the other ~tine the lndians 3-3 Mr. Hurley Hutton ana lfr. lhb live in lil6o. meel Ifie Tigers 3-3 at ~·roy. lolra. Race Da>ls were .beiJii,IJII1ln. .ore~ella's bill would apply tlle" 8 In Little Lea1ue pl~y 'lue&day, .ft!rn,Sweeney a~ bel' beW t'~e 'lh ·aritiltru.5t'· laws to professinm:l the County League sends Raeme . llutlar\d, 1fMiesda)', . baseball, ba1ketball, loofball an~ Vef 4·~ to the l!edle~s 2-4. the Van· : Ml'l. 'l:ll'latMII -~ · ' ilo ll'ockey. llutll would ~*eili•t 'frbm • keea 3·2 to Syracuse 4-2', snd lhe h . h .~""""-"- , •·=·...._. . Wl'II• go to AmC1VI·u• f~r~tes . • A . Win e1Pln4 er IJI'Vl'IH!'I", dhy anti-trust action he rr~e-rve Racme 4-2 to. ~~e D0dgers o..... Hutton f6r a-ffto •. )lllrro . .ftll'l""ll, clauae, Player contracts, terrltori· ·next Sunday .lnl.f.!nt on keepi'l~ Pl(a~~s-Yankte g'ame is to be made ·Mtll. 'BeiNe Olh-tr .J.itnl trlfadal rights, ·expansion and form ll· it.s 4-Q record m the Hor.kin11 Vul- up thts w.cek. · . , ton ·togq W Va ~ · Mofe toh , tim\ of leagues, advancement of ley League Intact after o close 5·fi At Middleport the Red ~x ol-3 ibusirlMs .W.et~rtea~f players through dnft and waiv~r win over Chauncey yesterday hctt" play th.~ lndiins 7-0, the :\edle~ ,. · 'I'Jid assiglunent of player con~ nacine stands behind The Plail\.. 3-4·J)Lly the. Senators "2·5, .and the · Mrs. Fern sweeney, La'-emne, tracts. ·with a 5-'l skem. • Yankees'3'f t>llj' tile Br,aves 2-5. spenl Wednesday ni(ht with 'llr. and Mrs. Raee Dnis. · 1t would however, correct whr.l R8cinc ri:lllied in the bottom of · Loren Huffman Called 1m EJ#· Cretella called "the worst type J( the lOth inning to break a 4-4. til' metL McCaskey .one da;v the pait &porte monopoly." when Bob Ilirch with nne out gut Cretella said, "for the sake or : qn. via , aa~ error, Larry ~V~Ife sac· Mrs. ·Elsie Sutherlani:l '8.nd thil· week. Mr. HuUman was a~ljustirlg minor leaglie survival 1 am pt·o 'fihced h1m down, and Dn'!k Tay- dren were calli~ on Hiram lilaW· • ne..,,IIOier!tr'Mr. lil<'caitkey. pll!Jing that: ' lor singled home the winhlng ruh ter and family Sunday. ' Mrs. Jean Swett, Carpenter, "l·No major league iflme tel~- &ff relief pitcher· ~&h~n~g cast or briJadcast be tlermifted Ohauncey had tied 1t m the top .wa. a guest of •h•r modler, Mn. intO lnitiol- 1e'aglie 11rea when ·a: •of the efh oti a Racine error anrf Vallie Ogdin ~ on Friday. Mrs. Oa· 1 , .. , ' minor 1oQile ' IO&m lsti>11Ying 11 In , iJlig!Os by ~elsenberg and Ear- din ~is impravll\g ilowly. :(~Cl~ ~'SAl!" DYI 1/, that city, unless 'ti1al l'ni~or ich. efr. · ~nd Mrs. Jeaae Swan of .-, uo.llOil Pron league team apeeifically consents. Racine hitters were Larry WoHf' Lang.11ville were ea.lllng on friends I~M Dr•. 111 all-tr.,. rnllf.._ to sueh a broadcast ·or telecast. , rwitb 11 two-r-un double in the sa~- in Dexter, ·rhursdoy. , omd lo ~ M~olwl .odd 1 "2·No Jfiaj~ league· tetm niay, ohd inhing 'l1e ~lso !!inglcd. Carl . I but hi, .,...." ,'"""' ~lt~f ·~~~~ 1. \000 l'iinor Wolfe ·had tw~ ·-'\n&l'-'. Other hlt- Mr. sQd Mrs. Emm~tt McCaskey 'lon W.o In IIHicoy. TM ~... . was · clilling on his, .faiher, ~I mer , bom ~. who w.u.f.d '-'~ ,JM.•,..... ' fe&g~e fei m dir't!C\iy"or ·lH_airectly. ~ers were McNickle, L~rry lforn· ''3-A~ player who sign& a cou- i:on , Jr. Wolfe, each w1th slngle ~. MeCa~)l:ey, Frid'lly. He is very poor- HOnal Hockey u.,. ~~ tract ·when he is le1.s t han 21 Lefty Larry Wolfe fanned 1~ ly at 1this writing and is un'dllr the .. 1927 with tM C~c· 'ala .' HaWict. ~d • trtrll ~r y ye~s old would have a choice of men in the first ~x inmngti , get- care tf a doctor. Mr. Rlt'hard Foley ·i!; in Holzer )oln1tti tiM acktm. · ·1cJa:irl~l eoDtiDulni to play ·for the tean: '!ling 18 all to1d -and walkel1 only HOilpital again. ~-" ·He llnlohod will> o-tolll Of wJth Which •he .signed or becoming 1lwo. Mrs. ~'linter Mol<len is vfry poor-~ ijli 'IOIIt. In ·1414ttJ..., . 11'a !ree agent on reaching the a.r;;e Line score: ly at 'thi.11 . · .~f~ sevtr~l tnlnor t..M of 21. Chouncey O!JG. 000 200 0----4 5 3 Mr. . Everett 'Hu.t'l" . 'bOll '!I•!OM with lho .VIfolt cklb '"4-A player who has served in ftacfne 020 OlO OlO 1- 5 7 2 and were calling ·on of the lnltl•"\1110...1 J...eegw, Chauncey, Sanders, Kelsenberg tlie majOrs f or at least three and family FriWholtvtr .hlloPOMd .10 Iaiit years earinot 'be transferred to the (7) (LP), and Border Rilcine, Wolftt by.l ' Now 6l, lie ofIll llvoo lo lilinor leag\ies wltbout 4ils oonsen! ·and McNickle. .Chlcqo ••d II In tho fuel oil After he is once placed · on the ------~ busln1n. · brliliver list .and is claimeD b~ ~ Mr. and ~1rs. Ross Deal, Galh''l'r-i major league club. bieT, "·~re recent guests ·or · Advisor Oris Sinith was In _"_5-A pJ:lver who ha:'·,,s:e:r:.ve::d:__::m:,__C:a.~r:_p•_n_te_r_"_'a_ra_m,_i__:ll_'·---+++ T charge. when the Baahan Fllrtn ~s .met at the .home of Jiiwny Bentz en Jutle te . .Jimmy .Bentz ' .~· ' £Ave a ~dem4::in,st'ratMin on electrie, A~ r-.. J,·E mttoil 20.0pen ity. - LarrY Lee, Rt.Port~r. 1. ~ot · : '\ klll!clng lld '(poet.) 1 ·~ " 8.1'0uch ti.At ·a. Weiitono . t.l!ock the -u. "Hay foot, preaent ..., --:foot" time "I""' ·•· E'a..1 J 0 y FRONT PORCH ~n t,::.:.;:t ~econd ~ 1 ;=~======~==;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;._,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;~~;~;;;;;~;;;,;-. 1 WIJ I 1""'"'1111...,. Po;.~~~Y Pl<Asa!t'~~!ft~t ~~~ D 0 F ted GoJfdom Mont"es eport ' 0 .• rune 23 ' 1958-5 .nortst'der Wolf·e F ns 18 In w.·n 0 ChaUDCey. 9 . playin, . on t,he 30 .508 30 31 .492 91,1 Middl !t• STANDINGS ~hto Associati~n :~~'ef;~t~h~~~~~:U~';;.d'i~rh~Q\~~ 1Irked Maglie Shows He's St·J·ll • • • ~lAGUE uff T W Got St 0 min Big Ttme 2~--~- 8~ field vill;~rwiheinlo:O~~o~~:~~ants hi~h J~kl!fe ~;~lf~~~: !~t~d a·t~ Unl~d ~1 probably the. l~st Jack West and Jn~my J~e lr ti1£T TANNIHI~~ • r - (81'&1.] 7.FI&t·bot. . tqined hnst 22.:!hrouch• 23. Epoch - 2~. At- . _ ttmpt 8. Wll!ltlraw, 20.A 'D.jtate• ' terni .. 't..Trick agant 11. A noncon. 27. A belfry \!UC'toro! window electt1clt1 29. Sen. Milone's Hotel Martin 32. Propheu 86. Attitudlnlzt 36. Pleeetl out ,... S7. song b1r4 3~. 094 ot ~ -., ~""-''-. 40. A r. . WE'LL HAVE TO .. F"IND A SPOT TO SPREAD OUR - BLANKST LA Bums Open Series Against Redlegs Tonight In Cincinnati ·use beautiful, ·WOOD PAN LI·N C "'' •••uty...., melnt.,.anco, aiHI docorat• I 'IUalltltt ln1 I• 111kln1 It fuorallwall 'lllonclllllhlll ""tm•nt. Came ·W.utlfullnaa• ;"'f'•IY~ Ptnlllo ' . CINCINNATI UPI - The Clll· rinnatl Rcdlt'gs hoped lo drJVI• nenrer the tnp of th e league llS the y O]lCIII!d a Sel"iCS against th r lnst·plncc Los An11ele!i Dodgen lo n!.s:ht. Jn third place, thre!' ttnd ont· half J(amcs from the front-runnin g Milwau kee Bnvcs, the Rcdlegs split a palr here Sunday with the Chicago Cubs. Gus Ben :~parke d a 6·2 victor)' in the OfJC!ncr with ll grand-slam homerun, but the Cub'> bounded ~rk Jn the finale with three runs Ill th e n!nth to win, 8·6. A double hy Sammy Taylor. Chuc•k Tannca•'s pinch single, Tony Taylor' s Infield hit and Alvin nark's double drove in three rlm!l ott Hal Jetfocat to break a S·~ tie In lhc ninth inning of the flnaJ ga me. Don El:ston was lagged for ~·ra nk Roblnaon's eighth homer m the Rrdleg half of the ninth but re tired the next three hitters to preserve Moe Drabowsky's vic tory. Ci ncinnati jumped loa t"rcc-run lcucl off Dmlmwskv 111 1h(' rirst Inning with tlw 111d r,f <iE•nr:;" Crowe's (WIH IIn rlouhlr h111 {'h 1 eago SCf.ll'C d Slllgl e ruu.~ ofr ~1111'1 · cr Don N,,wcnmht• 111 tht• "l'<'onrl and fafth anrl Wt' n1 ahcuct ..'5·3, 111 lhe sixth on Sa mmv Taylor's three-run homer. An error by ErnH· Banks 011 Bt!ll'!l grounder rolluwcli h y Crowr!'s homer lied lhc lieore 111 the e~ahth . Jn ~he opener. Bell h1t his ,ll ranrt slam homer In the tlmd ~:~rf Glcrt Hobbie, who rellncd 18·.vcar·ol1l Dick Ellsworth . 11 w.t.~ Ellsworth'; flrnt major lcag u<' .~tart and h!' w111 ehargcrl with tht• lnl'"- afler giving "I? rour hils and !1vc runs In 2 1·3 mnings. Jfle Nuxhall, who ~A\'t' up JI~Y (JIYnoQu~.:;. Uere'i' ho11' to work ltl,' . .t.XfDLBA ·A ·XII ~ - L 0 N 0 II' B L liD W . / . , "Oiit 'letttr ~11 Jta,ta. ·tor uotlrer.· 1ft thlnamplt A II ·'UII4 tor th• thht L'l. X for the two 0 '1, ete. Slngle lettertt a~..Ophlel the lenJIII ed formation of the words art all IIJi,to. Each clayjhuodi•lttttl'l-lrt, 4lliiNIIt. ' , , I ' ;&.CaiPI:iW•wia laaO•·~ 1!1\trL"· ·B~ l\VJIBDG •*'tJ R'OMiil'l' '(I •11'1> 1: I 'D's .11...: Ma 0 H'e , ~ .:...• • '' I i· . ' ' f' . D I, · . , . ... .·, >~%~·.I , . llallmllf'• crjJio.ll.,.te~. >!qw:iWia &, ... . . . a· ! ,. , J'ACII:, THAT MAKES SlMPLIClTt A ~ACIII-JON80N, :(0 ltll, XIIII Fe~turu ·ltatkatt. illo,l • I ~;;;;;-;-- Pi,11l11 .. '1', tl 1 ' 11! .' ' ,," .' . .·. •'. I hltA over the first 8 2 :i innln M!oj, was the winner althou~h Jt'ffroat was called in to nail down tl\l' final out. St~trUng for: the R<'dlegs tonight will be Brooks Lawrrnre 4-:J, agnlnst Don Orysdalt! 3·f for the Dodgers. / MONE ·Y MONEY Get '.'•. ~- ·. , " .._,,tI }l-,1~ • JUST PICK UP YOUR TELEPHONE I· W,../ ..;' I ·. .. & ~ ...... ' I • ,. 5 ·•; .,',t , . PHONE 191 d~4 fl. Main St. ;. ' . REPAY ON TERMS ' ' ' & SAVlNGS ·. , ., ~ '"' _(fO Pl>EASE YOU ,, I I'OUN'P A SPOT. ' 'SLUGGO �• the theol')' now at the o e of U S fore gn pOhcle& 111 based on th dubJOWI assumpt on tha bo :1 this countrY and Russ a w 1 a ways art on the basu of reason If ll breaks down .ser ous v on on~ the war of the len u s upon us he satd Pomeroy Bend THEATRES IIEIGS-POMEROY TONJGHT lhrv WEDNESDAY Shorls 30 M u es of Dn }Caroo t. Adults 65c Ch Ire 35c TEMPIJE-Middlepon Holding. Over TONIGHT ond TUESDAY The Enterprise EUB Wtlltng Workers Closs In Meeting The W II ng Workers class ol the Enterprise EUB Church met Thursday ew•n ng at the home of Mrs ~yrtl e Long Rock Sprm&l! road w th Mrs Lawrence Sm th as h08te88 Mrs James W II pres dent con dueled the meet ng wh ch opened w th group s ng ng or Love L fted Me fol owed w th scr pture read ng b Mrs W 11 and prayer by Mrs Elcton Weeks Reports were g ven by the sec eta y und treasurer It was voted to order d1sl cloths to sell as a money making proJ cet Plans were ce cream soc al d s('ussed for the date to be announced later The wonder box donated by M1ss Dorothy Long was awarded to Mrs WI Our g th so al hour a con es wa onducted by Mrs John Sm tl1 omd p ze awarded to Mr6 Ben Buck A des11er.t course was served by the hostess to those named above a d 'I Har ey Brown Mrs Her bert D xon Mrs Huber Brown Mrs (a Moo e M s Aalph Spen ccr a d a gucs t4rs A bert Burk ha t of N w Albany Jnd ana STATE THEATER Point Pleasan~ W Va TOIIIGHT ond TU!SOAY UMITED ENGAGEMENT COMMANDMENTS C• 0. M ,._ DW~O<I WTON BRYNN[R i!AXI[~ ROBINSON 'IYOIIII .011 llt&l OWRLO PAGfl [I[R[K ~II! ':f. .. Mlo AaWI 11\RDWJC"l JOCH 5 011 ANDliOON PHICI ,..,......... l'oc: lj ,.. TI!CHNCOI.Ofllf I.JH!\'!SI_g~· COMING PEYTON PLACE Juno 29-July 2nd BETTER ffiAN PEYTON I LACE Starling Wednesday GODS LITTLE ACRI Busy Bee 4-H Oub In Meehng Pomeroy Soelety Middleport SofleiY Editor Leonard Several Local Res1dents Attend Oh1o Baphst Party AtGranvtlle M s Wa en Hu b r and Mrs Mann ng Kloes wl1o eft Thursday to att nd c Oh o B1.1pt sf House Par y a Grunv e \\Cr JOined on Fr dav hy :\11rs Allen Hughes Mrs I sle I s 11 s A R Pullen Mrs Sh I 11 II "rs David Darst Jr Mrs 11. on Bood Mrs Grace Hy sell ~ Harry Houdashelt and Mrs Cha Benne of the B H Sanbo n ~ s onary Soc ely or the F rst B p Chu ch of M ddle h me for the Na onal Bap on was ,-Ioun a ns of th l rd w th Mrs W I am Far of ra kersburg be nl( the n a n ader Otl1 speakers 1 ss Ruth Mather a Baptist M s o ary JUIIt e urncd from Hum n Jio c1gn M ss ons Mrs Esth r Da Ch cago on Home ¥ ss o The solo st wa s M ss Na y Johnso of IJayto 1 R o G ande Assoclat on Th I I HOLZER HOSPITAL Ad n tLed June 20 Mrs W I I am C F~lks Crown C ty Cap Hatrie d V n on Mrs El za heth Colt ns Rut and 1\tr ~ mm ngs l Clay Hu T cane Mrs Howard D Nulan Sv ac use Jame Mel N her Gall pol s Ferr w 1 a Betz E~ ngtun M !i Edw n l Ste n New Haven R rh rd Ke h Short Pt PI Wtl e Cous ns Ga I polls Elton Melv n S cele Porn eroy Mrs Jam£:s Powell Ray M s Clyde N K.ilhn Tupper£ P a ns 8 rths June 20 ti Fema c B eav~r Ml' and Mrs Sherman Bea ver Gr m!'l s Land ng \\ Va Jun 21 lnf M1le Powel ~ 1\. and Mr James Po veU Ray Oh o In( Ma Kuhn Mr and Mrs C F. Kuh Tuppers Pia ns P scharged June 20 \Irs R c The Rock Spr ngs Busy Bee {·H Mr and Mrs Eve rett Thomas Club met for the1r regular meet and daugh e r Faye and Dav d ng Saturd:~)' afternoon at the Thom1:1 s re urned home Fr day ev Edit~ home of the advisor Miss Betty ening arter a ten days v s t n St Lu,cllle Hawkins IIJ!Ida Rice l:it Co v I Thomas Fam1ly Returns Fr,om St Louts Vts•t ranked th rd tn the Stair of Oh o n lhe r Love G ft offer ng for as year On F'r da} the Rev C £ford Han son served the Lord S ppe I to the 1144 registered de e~a s He s the se<>rctary for the Oh o Bapt st Convent on One of the highligl1 f the house party was the concC' pre sented by the Bacone Cho r from Oklahoma Bacone Collex s an all Indian co lege fu lv supported by the Amer can Bnpt s Du ng the ha f hour concert he p esc ed the 'Lords Prayer d sed n full I d an costume w th one boy and g1rl usmg the nat e gn )an K\ age A Love Gift or ~ 7 t.: was g ven to the collee The 25th an versary of l1c con vent on wUJ be held a Granv e next June 18 19 and 20th Among those all nd ng was Mrs Charles Pomeroy w fc of the Rev Charles Pomeru ro mt!r pas- Ruth Ann Ba ley president opened the meetmg and the 4 H pledge and pledge to the nag were giVen Ten members and two guests respo-nded to roll call P ans were made for a wtener roast on July 8 at 6 p m at the home ol the advisor Refreshments were <;ervcd by \1 ss Leonard to Polly Ann Bauer L nda Lou Smith Patr1e a Ann Ar nold L nda Kay Ba ley Nancy SuE Sk nncr Janet Humphrey Rita Wears Joyce Ann Stanley Ruth Ann Ba ley Susanna Arnold and guests L nda Ann Sauvage and Donna Melton SYRACUSE CLASS MEETS Mr and ~Jrs Pearl ~cBrlde were hostesses to the Sunshine Lou s Mo w1 h M and Mrs W I liam Bcch o d and attended the wedd1 g of Lhe formers son Eu gene L Thomas to M ss Janet Bechlo d V. h le the e thev v s tf'ld n the Ozarks and the Meramac Caverns Enro te to St Lou s they were overn bt guests of Mn Thomas 11 ece Mrs Jun us C ark On the retu n r p they were overmght guests of her nephew Carlos Cow en at West Carrollton Blake And Reed Annual Reun1on ToBeOnJuly4 Third Friday Club Meehng Is Held F day 10lothu •o11 t worrrl 11'o'll,.... lb6 ...,, ouohbom IPII 4Juppear Wllhtll I tncel lflc'ff fii)Nrll 41 r••t~rlnl ''"'' ,,:c 61141 'puloo4 to ro"r clollt.... T"¥ IIA I I Robinson's elurned Mra William Hubbafd entertain •han <alit<. on Mr and Mrs E r worth Mrs Hayward ~Impson Mrr. Samuel Fry Mr1 Thomas K Roush Dan Jon.es M chael Fultoll Mrs Burl Drake F E S over Mr W C New and D V Jenkins M j Ar na Dawson Curt s Noble E I Ju s ce Mrs E P Duff Miss Car olyn Grace J'Jbn Stubart John Dav s Blood user. 3 p nts fAKES LIFE MATSUZAKA Japan UPJ - Tatsue Hayashi was sent back to her parents by her husband when ne ghbors accused her of bemg a scandal monger Today she com m tted :~u c df! after wr1tmg ber husban I fl Ce of separat on from you bo ds go attraction for me Roblllllon s Cleanen In Pomeroy COMPLETE BED ROOM GROUP Bond Is a room mate of Charles Mr and atMnOhio NoahunHask ns lhls Mr Haskins ve slly sumtQer Mr and Mrs R 111se 1 w son and her mother Mu Dale CArl were Columbus vi•itors hui week Mro Hyld• Rice da ghler Jac queline and Mrs l.arr~ R cc at tended a ahower for the Cortner s niece Mr1 Robert Blazer or Co lumbus held at the home or Mrs whoSe marriage was an event of early May ar., former res dents of Gallipolis GIANT 10 lb. CAPACITY NASIIR MAY YJSIT BEUJRADE Yugoslavia UPIUnlte4 Arab Republlo President Gama( Abdei Nauer probably will villi Yl coolavla eorl) next month and Mr~,;:·\~tiiii;,,;;·~ a picture Mt ond cine and for conversion of !he Two sites have been a,pRroved by the slate for the hllll~ool No dec •I on ha• been rep yet by Mo .. tl DW 30 the local rOWJd tobin ol1ned and nold who tho Holzer the home ben DRESSER - CHEST BED, LAMl>S, SERTA or SMLY .PRINGS s200 El. ITURE '1~1 IIVINTH 1111" Parker George Banders TUIIDAY I WIDNISDAy "f WAI A TIINAGI frttANKINSTIIN" Qn a s HEAT Rttainlng iUB A fabulous buy on a renume new RCA WHIRLPQOLI E:o:· elusive Surglator actwn - swlrlln11- currentl 11ently, thorourhJy remove the most stubborn eod In itiOtjelt JIOI!alble time B1g heavy-duty wrlnger-ewlnge a com• plete elrde locks In 8 positions All porcelain doubJ.. wall tub- full 10 pound eapac1ty =-and smart Rotunda eabtnet w1th L1fecoat tlniab. - ELBERFE LDS <d this mor1 Jng by Portland Grade School Prmelpal Huber! Pr\ee II will be held n th~ Portland Grade School Fr day evenmg June 27 ,t 8 p m Every voter Is urged to aIlend Stem b•t niBhl explained that .-· Fan• At A Big 10% Dsscount I Sixth Aimual Forestry Training Camp Being Held The Stxth Annual Forestry IS being held this week at Tar Hollow State Park Campers mclude high school boys and g1rls from all parts of Oh o They will reeetve tnstr~ction n Wood Utilization Forest Manage ment Reforestation Watershed Management and Tre~ ldenti[Ica lion In add tion there will be lee 'ures and f1eld trips mto the 16 000 acre State Forest and a tour of the b1g D B Frampton sawmill at ~eArthur and Central states Forest Experul!ent Station Research Center in Union Furnace must be passed by a simple ma Tra1nlng Camp JOr ty H 1t falls the money 111 for felted to the state The five mill Issue includes a half mill Cor retirement of state funds The district s present higb school wu designed for 175 pu ptls and has been occ tpied by an average o£ 240 to 250 tor several 1ears The propMed -.,hool will be equipped for 281 pupils and " de signed so more may be handled if necessary through addltioDB to floor space Plans call for a large modern ~~!~~~~~~!~~~~:!~!n~!!~! I~r ~~aP!~~=r.1 In two of Common Pleas a Long Bottom restdent Emmett Rawson The weatherman md oeattered ined $100 and costa and was ~ed as defendant tn a damage action totaiUng $65 000 showers or thunderotormo may 0< ed to thrft! days n )all Mi>Jida~ PII.JI11lffs Jn the sutt for money only are Katherine Smith cur over Oh o today motlly n n ght by Mayor C 0 Flsller 1>0 2033 Dst 77th St Cleveland Ohto asking damages of $50 the northern hall eonvtct on of dr vlng wh1le lbMsi 000 IDll Harry W Smith of the same address askmg $15 000 Showers were forecul for the catcd In U.. petition of h~ p a nt cr So hcastcrn portum or the state In another hearmg Avonel1 filed today It Is aUcged hat th on Wednesday w1th temperatures partment home mak ng depart ment «~mmercial department kitchen cafcler1a study hall ad mimatratlve un t clinic inter cbongeable class rooms and com Hemlock Grove Grange Winners Are Announced Meigs County at the Forestry Camp spor.sored by the Farmers Bank and Sat lngs Co and Pom eroy National Bank They are Vlrgmla Johnaon doughter of M1 n Athens was f ned $M and c:osts handed 11ve days n Ja I and wUI do The .&r9!,P ncludes Ann BaktJ without his dr ver s license for laug~t iji" ~~ &tr and Mrs Pau s x months Jab: ~x ••cuse Marlene Schc I Another was Ruth ~nn Smith laug~tcr q( l\lr and Mrs 01 cbolt PomerOy Jean Ann Web 29 Hunt ngton lined $50 anll ter of Mr and Mrs costs and f ve days n Jail alao by Robert Betz Sht had no .kw Web~W Po me oy She I IJudge cense when arre1ted "WNJas dlpgh er of Mr and Mr T e Patrol reported the wreck W t. Strauss Pomerov Rose Ho at 12 4~ a n today on Route 35 k [\ilughler of Mr ond Mrs ne m le east of Gallipolla of .a pr&C U;qtak Pomr.x:o) Conn ,. tractor loaded w tb coM e Wooiigeard daughter or Mr sem Dr ven by M lford L Greene 23 ~ nd ll!rs Ray Woodgeard Porn of Fa rpta n W Va the out[ t c~dy Sandra Potts daughter o! went out of eonlrol and turned llr and Mrs W 11 am Swatzel over off the left side of the high Pomero) way ln ada tion to the above J n Greene Was charged with Orlv Lohse son o{ Mr and Mrs Harold ng left of center Med um dam Lohse Pomeroy and B II Arider- age was reported to lhe r1g son Jr son of Mr and Mrs B Robert Eblin 16 Pomeroy has ~nderson Pomeroy arc also a b en c ted mto Me.tgs Count~ ending the two week clime se~ Juvemlc court June Z!i cbargej ll on spec a zmg on the r rcsper w th driving an unsa1e veb1cle t ve nstrumenls Aceordlftg to word rece "cd here four g rls of the above na mcd group made the Honor Corps a_. very Jo2~ b~t~'!B.•!•~e ~! " the Pomeroy "ijOrette• Tn HonOr Corps performed n a specat tw1rllng routine du ng tile concert hel-d on the Campus ureen Sunday even no Pomeroy parents huuld be Max Ward of 1667 Lincoln Road g1rls The group lnclucas Conntt:> Pomero) will attend the com~ny ust f .:~bly proud of these four wide sales convent on of Nation Rae Woodgeard Sandra Potts w de Insurance m its bome offlte cltl of Columbus June 29 to July Sheila SttaU8S and Ann Boker t Ward To Attend Sales Meeting '0£ Nationwide I Mabel Weber, 63 Claimed ~y Death Tuesday Morning Bet HoBpl"l will be held Thursd•Y at 3> P M from lhe Ewm~ Chapel wltjt jJ!terment m Pme GrO'lt( CemeterY beside har late husband August who p.,ed a vay aboll\ 1 year ago Boer Chester three brothers Arthur Eddie and Homer Young all of Mtnersvillc RD and sa~ grapdohtldren She w.. a llfe-lohg member of funcrol home anytime ter Livestock Club the L&R Sew ing Club 3nd is1in her moth year of club work Cecil Is 3 member of LOSiiS FINGERS John W•yne Case 14 year old the LangsviiJe Go Getters Tractor son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Ma1utenanc'e Glub and was winner C&lle of Syracuse TUesday morn the District Checken of Tomor mg lo1t two f ngers of hJs let Mra Frank Clark won flrat In of hand while ehopp ng wood w th row Conte&t t!:J.Is ye~r the cake contest and Miss VIckie an axe at bis home Clark first In the crocheted dollY oonleol held •t the Hemlock Grove STORE TD CLOSE Grance meeting saturday oven The DO\\ me-Gross Clothmg MARRJAGI LICENSES Jhs J~mes B Uendereon 20 Ath Store E 'Mam st Pomeroy wHI Other wlftners were Mn Leo bC eloaed all day Wednesday due ens ward attendant and Ruby Ann Mu ..er tU Langsville 1 ~·:;~.:se~·con~d and Mrs Stanford to t)le death of C E W Downie tbtrd m the cake con Frank Clarl( Jecorid third 1n lessl• I Mr WBrd will be among 4 000 persons ncludmg 2 000 aeentJ from 17 states who will attend the three da) meellng II will be the first company wide gathermg in seven years and one of the lara:est sales conventions in the history o1 Ohto s capital ctty Mr Ward will be acccmpanted by hia Ftlheral services for Mrs Mabe wife :W,~Jier age 63 who d~ed early tiUi mornmt In Mega General and Mrs Thereon Johnson Rt 2 the Chester Grange Racine and Cecil N'lson son o[ The Rev George Dav s w 11 h!r andd Mrs Clair Nel•on Rut o(flclate Frlnds may (all al the land Ohio VIrginia 1s active In Meigs Young (MeKenz e) of PoJJl,UOJ arrested v1th Darst and held ln he co nty J&ll was fined to aft4 costs Cor ntox eat on She wu re nanded to the Me1g1 County Ja;l or fa lure to pay Cnf' end cos !i Twa other DWI case were rll ported d sposed oC today an seven Pomeroy H gh Schoo laJo eltes asS~> ted f nane ally b h Pomeroy Band Boosler Asooc ' on are new o tend ng I he Sum Gall a County by the Sllle Patrol ner Music Cl n c ftt 0:1 c: Unive Charles L Bush 31 Golllpolls auditOriUm gymna01um With Joeker Foreot Survivors Include a son Ver room• general ahop science deTwo delegate& are representing non Rutl~nd a daughter Ruth pletc cqu pmcnt Portabl•, Window Ventilating SFC Herman Morga of P Peasant was Aamcd Sold er or t Year at Governors Day ceremol) ies held at the summer enea np mcnt of the West V rgm a Nat on al Guard at Camp Brecker nr dg£' Ky on Saturday In add1Uon a series of meetings Sgt Mor_gan s a member of t c m the several tommumttcs o1 the 3664th Ordnance Company now on district are to be sponaored J)y a two we~ ' staY at B1'1!~kenrlllu PTA groupa ~ey will be focf He 1a 1 reterln of World Wor II d sclosmg session!! hRving served In Germany The first of these was announc m ordm o be el glble Cor the $307 759 state aid the bond Issue See the Complete L1ne of RCA Whtrlpool Appliances -Automatic and Wnnger type Wa"shers AutomatiC Dryers, Refngerators Chest Type t-reezers Elec tnc Ranges Gas Ranges tPi The Furmture Dept on the 2nd and 3rd Floors • Storms Predicted d~ughter a good oold er Nus these lettet Quality More for Your Mone~ leatvresl sUDllfter ClinJC. ty July 2 8 p m wa,s set as the time Morgan rece ved the Ok for a second gegeral meeting for L Sgt Patterson Cup rron Govern all groups nt0restt;d m improved Cec I H Underwood at the cer~ education m the Qistr1ct It w11l mon es be In R,1eUJe jll~h School He won h s award on he bas Facts about our du;trlcl s need of md tary courtesy d sc pl ne for a new JI~Ool and q.ct.s about g'eneral I nowledge of m I tar'l the boqd IS8ue w h be explamed subJects general app " an e w a In <lolall at thiS general meet 118 pons quahf cat ons ab I ty to g vc commands and other qual t1es ur Beagle "'d EHiclent llurry Ia To•orrowl TONIGHT "APRIL LOYI" Pet &one - Shirley Iones - alao- ~onrd School Beard f~~~~~ 'jl lllam McKelvey ~milled "til~!' nlgbt when ON ALL ELECTRIC FAMS 1 WJI ~ present h gh chool Cor elementary IOcyo Dl -·---------------------------Long Bottom Man Is Named Scattered R~in Ralph E Darst Lanl!lvllle pOint p1easant M3D IS Named di O£ Sol .er year 1 1s ro.Iff.t.. 1tJ .. Deeoted 0 ne ntere•u .,. - :'E'="IJ~·=·-==cu=on=~n=r~e=•=-----===::::::"!•O:::~'" - --- - - - - ..:....------~---------.., • f riC • l Langsville Man Southern ura I DIS Fined$100For , DWI Violation B e d I To Meet 11 0 n ss u s use Of the $682 000 the state con trolling board w II Bupply $3\)7 759 Moore Hub- ..bl. - - - - - - - - -- New Move Is Made Toward Solving Of Parking Problem~ Pomeroy Vtllage Council In special sessiOn held at City Hall Monday mght moved closer to a solutton of the parking of the area With the adoption of a motton accepttng the proposals of a survey made last year and ordenng the tnstalla !Jon of new meters to replace old onea now m extstence on SINGLB COPY-3c _t_h_e_vl_lla....:g:_e_st_re_e_ts_ _ __ Pomeroy Middleport Ohio Tuesday June 24 1958 S A Slein representat vc or the State Dep tment of Educat on Ste • desu bed ho v $882000 would be rpent [or a proposed new h gh school n or near Ra ~~~:~~~:~~~~~~;~;~B:~eatrlee Stewart I!v•>~:~~~e~~ ----..---- ( ' at y T '1' .. 1 VOL X NO 59 e . enttne • e By Unlttd Preq lnttrnJtlon~1 Ohio Partly ciCHidy with teat tertcl 1howt" and 1 few thuncN tt•rm• mostty" this afttrftODn end tonight WodnHdoy portly cloudy with chence of 1howen southHst Jnd a IIHie cooler moJt sactlons A ~@fl~~ Qf ml;llJII\S§ Ill ~(\ Southern Rural School Distrtcl ts bemg planned today to obtain voter approval of a fJVe mill bond tssue to run 23 years subject to a July 8 special school election satd Paul Beagle board clerk The PTA sponsored meetmgs wtll follow one held last mght tn Ractne High School attended by 50 pet sons to hear Eliaabeth Walter Woot!J at Wood, M11 Sat urday night Mr and Mrs Blazer Weather Discussions Are Planned Pomeroy Students On July 8 Special Ballot Score Honors At to Middleport w lh them afler cd wilh a Sarah Coventry Jewelry Carpenter and daughter Wednes 1 Apelldin& lut W(lek with Pam Ia partY al h r home Monday even d!sa~y~e~v~on~l~n~u~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~::i~::i~~~~:;::;:~;;;:;;;:;;;::::::;;5:;:::j;;;;;;:::;~;;;::::5;;;;:;::;j~f French mg J 1ne 16 The door prl.. W18 .;; Charles Hukins and B 11 Bonds won by Mrll Louella lfoore Mrs ot Cleveland spent Saturda~ at Hqbbard served refreahments of Ule home ot the former s parentl!l eake and LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS 1n I GIANT CAPACin Mlddl Their dauahlor Kalh) ard Sparrow Mrs Oke) Killing• ELBERFELDS The annual Blake Reed reun on w II be he d on July 4th at the re creflt on bu d ng at Eden Ol110 All decendents or both fam I ~s are urged to attend An old Cash oned basket d nner w I be enJoyed at noon The lf'ter noon w II be spent t ng fol lowmg a sl1ort bus ness sess on ----STIVERSVILLE A"ldeall "'" boppeD But wbcntbeJ hopo pe• It Joar In ~llddlcport e POMERO" spots vanish like magic here! Trl Luster Cleancn I Rock Springs Datlv Sentmel Makers Sunday School C ass of the Presbyterian Church Fr rlay ev~nfOg June 13 The meet ng was opened by the SIRiC ng of Blest Be The Tie Mrs M11rv Lisle read the scnp Mr and Mrs B I Wmebrenn~ f tu.re from The Secret Place fol Mr and Mrs Don G Fbnrr re tor o lhe M1ddlepor Bapl sl lowed b• pra•er Church now In Newark Oh o " J' cently v1s1tcd Mr and Mrs Roy Eleven mombers answered roll P {er and daughter Patt e and call with a Bible verse with lhe Mr Robert Flmn or Steubenville 11-••• word fall In It 1\olr and Mrs Woodrow HendriX lp0rf -""lefJ Report• were read and approv arc announcmg the b rth ol the r rl ed The travel ng basket 4onated 13th child P.l the Mason Cl mt: on Mrs .,.lox. M nhar entertained Rev and Mrs F ed I Gardner bv Mrs Grace Oller was awarded Saturday June 14 The baby a t Th nl Fr ay Club Fr day ev accompan ed the augh cr Mrs to Mrs Mari5aret Winebrenner daughter hu been name~ Debby en g u he home Locus St BjjJ Shoun and Bu haru <~S far a WI h blrtbda} girts given to Mrs Sue Grandparents are Mr and Du ng h n s ness sess1o w th Ihe Charleston A po t fr day Beatrice Blake and Mrs Allah "" Norma Ph lllps and S R Mrs Henry bel pres dent 11 where they board(ld a piahe for Teaford 1 Hendrix I ocal we e made for lhelr home n Joh .son C ty Tenn A book review of The Psalms 1 ch g p Mrs Robert Holste n and ~-ugh a 1 lu k 1 n c supper at theM d Mr and Mrs W I am Warne was g ven by Mrs Naomi London D anna of Buffalfl W Va dlcpo t park J<'r day July 18 at apd sons ar spend nR hr vaC'a Mrs Genev eve Schneider and vtcrs ted w th her father Mr Carl t on n Flor da Mrs Beatrice Blake 6 30 p m Edwards and other relati"~":e s C m WC' p uyed and pnzes Mr und Mrs V o ( har s L pans we c made fat' an 1te M a 1d Mrs Hulbert Wl)haf(ls aw d d o \Irs Bentz WoiCe Mrs cas and fam ly Hod > nnd Ma cream soctal lo be held June 28 and sons of Columbus spent the Ever t Da y Mrr;; R ebcl and Jorle of Caledon a Oh o iP t the The meet g was ciOiied With week tnd w th his parents Mr Do na ne b I a g est • week end w th Mr d Mrs Ho thP. Mizpah benedu:tion and Mrs C H Will ams i(lf Pill mcnts we c served h> mer Jones !\farjor rna ned for A plenie dinner wu enjoyed by Guests ol llr and 'Mrs Roy the h ess t those amed above a two wcekPS V}sit ~ h the Jones thos~ previously named and M1ss Jones v.ere Mr and Mrs Victor and fl. s E lward H te lfrs AI Mr and ~trs A C Nc and GeJ trude Duffy 'Mrs Agnes White Slewa t and Children or St AI bcr Ebersbach Mrs Grover Erb ch Jdren Dcbb e and Ua e of Mr.s Eather Harden Mr1 Helen bans W Va Mr and Mrs Harold I Mrs Add e Grueser Mrs Emeat Belle spent the week nd with the Harris nd ~frs Margarel Cottrill Jones MmfrSVI le Mr -and Mn I flhode Mrs Cleland He nes Mrs forme s aunt M Mol McGhee JOLLy STlTCHIRS Roy Jones Jr and sons of Colum 1 al Sm lh d 'Mrs Denver Tho They came to v s h s mother T e Jolly Stltch(lrs 4 H Club met bus M and Mrs R chard Jones Mrs Ida Neil Flatwood K> who at the home of ~Irs Oma Wine and daughter Pomeroy n a guc s s a qurgic.al pat e I at the Holzer brAnner with Patty and Suzanne Mr and Mrs Carl B Weese and HospitAl QalUpol s as hostesses Stefan e Winebrenner Miss Marc a Karr attended an Of Mrs James Cr 11wel who under president presided Reports were f cers Tra mg D1str ct meet n~ I wcnlsurgerv at the Whc I g Hos read and accepted Linda Eiehinll at R o Grande II of Thun pital l\ heel r.g W V ha been er gave a report on the recent 4 H Mn CharieR Hoback has gone to Jon grandpar returned to her hon on L ncoln exc rslon V sitors were Sue Ann Moundsville W Va where her Street Buckley Gene Matthewl!l Ruth and husband s employed Pic Kenneth Sr tes J returpod Sandy W nebrenner and Mrs Ber M ss Conn e Roberts of the to Fori ~·~niP& Ga Fr day •II" nice Winebrenner Woll Pen road SP,ept Tuesday Mrs Scile1 <Ba ba a &o t f(! Leaders arc Mrs Jeula Cot night and Wfdneada) w lh Mss turned to the Ho zc1 Hospital trill Mrs Hl:le Diddle and junior Kathryn Slack School of Nursing at Gallipolis leader s Nuncy Eichinger Sunday They had been g esls or Members nttendlng were Sharon her parent& Mr an I Mrs Paul Sur) Cntlrlll Nancy Parker Clar Scott since lhey e urned from Ice and Brenda Nords Sandra and Mr an4 Mrs Jacob Van reter their hone)'moon tr P to the Poco- Patriaa London Jean Manual no Mt s In Pennsylvania Jean Ann 'iauvage and Tre111a celebrated their 60th wedd 11 g an Mr and Mrs Harry Lhesl1er Wea~ver mversary at their home June 8 were called to Colum us aat SUitPIISI PARTY All their ch Idren were present ex week because or lh llness o{ A surprise birthday party was ceptln g Robert and Suste frs Chesher s n ece who s hospu given for Mrs Nan Duffy at her Mr and \frs RandaH Talbott alized there home bv lfrs Betty Williams. Mrs. New Lexington stopped by to Mr HDd Mrs Vw al B nee anti DQrothy Winebrenner and Mrs visit ller parents Mr and Mrs son Larry were Sunday gu Ats of ~a~l Winebrenner on Friday Del Talbott enroute home (r,om a Mr and Mrs \\ endel Bunrc d evening June 13 ....1. vacat on in the Smokey Mts bmUy at New Matamoras Ohio Attending were ~ry Miller Jackie and Bobby Gluesencamp Mrs Wllllnm Yeager of Ke t Betty Foreman Tfiefma Orueacr Portland were Juests of their Ohio Is »pend ,g a two week a Gladya Huson Eleanor Roblon ~randporents Friday Mr and drs cation with her pa ents Mr and Jean Kloes Nettle Meeka Beul•h L R Gluesencamp Mro C E Vanre Glbbcno Leora Schor! Elizabeth Eber carpenter char)e• Cpr..u Mr Lnd Mrs Kenneth :\teE h n Duckworth Wanda Burdette Ber and Henry Euler at\t:ncJe~ {irst Y and son R s.!le I were "-eck nlee Wlnebrllnner EJizabet~ Cun 11ld clttsses at Athe41s Friday end &uesta of Mr and Mrs Warner diU Lucille Rhoades J1ckle Wll 1\fargartt Durst was a ~ent P'rench of Worth ngton Aero 11 llam1 Stelanie K•thy and Stcv e /guests o1 Mr and Mrs -Ed~r panylng them hom& was Delbert W nebrenncr and Tom Duffy Brewer and daughter Leannn 1 1 Frenchwith whofriend• had Rpenl w ck M ld re d •nd Joyoe ,.. Ba here and the rc atives DIMONSTRATION ,ARTY ,..rc e be HE TEN , • ' 6-Daily SenUne~ Pomeroy Middleport 0 June 23 1958 REASON TltEORY WASIDNGTQN UP! - Sen 1 William Fulbright D-ARK says & I ' ~- Navy Postpones Laune~g Of New Vanguard Sate11ite beth Ki·rby Eliza on Aucuat at Locu' Beeeh ddleport Socrumbs T0day the re.ult an auto tru k co I ion at that mtersect They aver n the r pel ons I M• &hat they were passenJ;,:e n n 0 eJgs Genefal 1 suffered lnjur es n an ace den 28 1956 sts M ol and was blamed on a weak low pres sur~ ('CD er over M nnesota (}0 Ear} od .. y sk es were partly t cloudy bu there were no reports .s of showers Temptraturea were m w 11 an s th ~~ 50sngZan('sVIIIc was the coolest b t d au o rtvon Y m El zabel'!l K rby age 90 d e the report 50 which wu struck by a trul!!k early th s morn ng al Me1gs Gen BeJia rc and Chesapeake record driven byt Ra vson ~nt! cblal r. era Hosp tal cd 5~ while Columbus and Manet She was born n Hartford \\ ta had 56 pcrmanen 1D 1ury an;j sa i.Y 11 the result ,.of the m shap a Va the daughter or the late M Scattered showers and a lew eharge Rawaon With cl! gence n and Mrs John R ng:s lhunderstorn s moved aeross Surv vmg are one daughte Northern Oh o Mtmday w th ToopertUon of the tru k dr vcn IJ til$! I Mrs Lucllle Mayes Grant Stree ledo reportmg about one C1ftb of in other court aet ons tak n M ddlepor two grandchildren an nch of ra n MondJy the c v I act on of C Mrs Erne 1 Covert M ddlepo I - -- - - - - Cuckler Pomeroy Rea l E Ia c ud w 11 am Mayes L1ma 0 and ageni against John Sl u ' al of three great grandch ldren Harrisonv llc the case was sc Also urvlv ng are one brother tied oul of eourt and the me Charles R ng Hartford and two 4ismtssed With n record made A dtvorce w.u granted n t' Q!Be of June Rus5<l s sters Mrs Homer Haney Mau mee 0 and Mrs Arthur Poo Rae ne Grafton ~IQst ~bert Russe I Pomeroy by Common Pleas Judge John C Bacon who granted d vorce lo tt'l pla ntUt and ordered restorat on of her maiden name to June Ha~ man The plamhff was also or dered to pay the costs of the pro ceedlngs Jn the partition su t or B t:el! Windon agalilst Jean Lou W~ndon f' Pnddy an entry was (led m lbo Meigs County Courts toda) aftprqvmg the $11e of the ands m qUestion to B1lly Lee Wmdo'l :~:; ~4 an appmsetl The court further 1rdcrcd th<' following distribution ol lund resulting from such sa e by t Sheriff of Melgo County (11 To the ~easurer of Me gs County Cor taxes $2914 (2) To th Clerk of Courts the sum of $459 OS which ncluded cou LSel fees o $280 for Crow Crow & Porter (3) Revenue Stamps $9 90 4) To the Sheriff $2 for the deed a Probate Court costs n the guard 1anslup of Lela Wmdon a m nor $1458 (6) To the pia nl ff B II; Lee Wmdon tbe sum of $1 992 20 as his full share m the lands ('l) To Jack Thomas as guard an of Jeane Louise Wmd,n (former ly Pr ddy) '1 992 29 as her share Patrol BoYS for the past year at the Mason Elementary School Geneva 0 this morn ng afte were t'reated to an overn gh.t an extended illness w II be he d camping trip to Letart Isl1nd re Thursday at 2 P M at the Harr sonv1lle Presbyteraan Church w 11 ecnlly Tak ng lhe !r p Wllh tbe boys bur1ala tD the Wells Cemeter were Charlie Carr and EJ:'l at Dewnin11ton Ewing Mr Ew ng look the boys Sbe WIS tbe wife of the Ia e to the Slle of the eamp In !lit. Alva 0 Grovel' who d cd 10 1944 motorboat Sltr'/lrilig Is a nephew Ca Taking Jhe tr1p were Eddie llor Reev• Genea 0 V s t ng hou s r s Gary Stewart Ha11Y Surfooe are 7'0 I' M at the Ew ng Fun Billy Zuspan and Tommy Ewing eral HaRle and 1r1end., may call at lite church at 1 p m Thur da7 until tunc of serv ces Pomeroy Lodge No 184 F & A M will hold Maaon c Lodg• The vc~• htlty of showero today a w Va She was a member o the Mw dleport Baptist Church Fr ends may call anyt me at the Rawl ngs Coats Funera Home Serv ces WIH be held at 2 p M Th d b Rev Warrc Hu b urs ay Y SCh()01CancJi·luate Meettn'g Scheduled For New Haven Thursday even ng June 2fS 1958 at 8 New Haven Grade Scl1ool the Ma on County Cn zens School Steermg Committee w I hod a Meet Your Schoo Canrl dale med urn ert 11 be d 10 th Th s mee ng w 11 g1ve the c Bur al w rna e zens of Mason County a chance R verview Cemetery to talk over school problems w tb th ca nd d11tes for the Maso~ County School Board pr or to the com ng elect on lnv Ult ons have been mailC(I to the ro low ng .school board Wl d atc!i Ralph Crump Muwll Rd Pt Pleasant 1"redenck R. Frey 2103 Marquette Ave P! Pleasant James C Dabney Asb COLUMBUS UP! - Edward ton W Va Charles G Jones 14!i Bntton 7 Ravenswood W Va Park Dr Pt p•easant Earl Keef was reported n extremely erit er Letart W Va and Fred G cal conditiOn today .at the Chd G een Ashton W Va dren 8 Hospital here as a result John Sayre manag ng d rector of drlnkmg 11omemade I quor oon of the PI PleaBant Chamber ol tam ng wh te gasohne Commerce w 11 conduct the meet Hosp tal author t es sa d the boy ing The second meel r.g w 1 be apparently drank much o{ the con at the Sunnys de Grade School tent.fl of a bottle he fQund d1scard July 15 19ii8 ed along a stream near hiS home Announcement was made lJy He was rushed here Sunday suf M !ton W Scott Pres dent or the fering from acute toxlc po son Mason County PTA Counc I ng The child & father told author1 tles he and two friends had been drmk10g Friday night and that they left the bottle on the l!itream Child Reported CrjticaJ After Drinking Liquor I bank Mrs. L. Graves Doctors at Parkersburg :W Va Mason Schoolboy f1rst bel eYed the bey had suffeted Funeral Service aof brain hemorrhage as the result a fall {rom a couch WJ;ten the Patrol MendJcrs youngster s cond1t1on became To Be Thursday escorted worse Sunday alternoon a polleeambulance rwhcd bim to Taken On Hike ren,ce Funeral service.&. for Mrs Law Graves age 84 who d cd n Columbus covermg the 115 males Masonic Rites For Dr. Downie To Be Tonight a few degree!'! cooler Program Closes Vacation Bible School At Mason A short program was held on Sunday n gbt at the Mason Metho- dl8t Church following tbe oloae o! the Da Jy Vacation Bable School wh ch has been held dur ng the m 70 mmutes past two weeks The prog am cons sted of !I ng mg as a group by the k t~dergarten class and by the prtmary and jun or groupi The ntcrmediatc class presented a worshiP program Follow ng the program the par enta and guests v s1led the cl8115 rooms where the work done by the children was on display In a short talk recognttion was Announcement Jas made today by H E Sh~elds electlopa for a given the teachers for thelt part Community Comm1ttee between in the succt!Sii of the school the dates of August 1 and August GAROEN CLUB MEETING 8 n the followmg commumlies In The W dwood Garden Club w1U l\1eigs County Bedford Chester Columbia meet Wednesday evemng at the Lebanon Letart Ohve Orange home of Mrs W lllam Nease o[ Rutland Salem Salisbury Sc1p1o F1ve Po nU w th Mrs U S Nease IS co hoste.'iS ana S.Utton townshtpt; Community CoDIIRittee Elections OVEC Employees I AnnUal Outing To & Saturday SUB Bill Given But Little On Salurdayy June 28 emp oy services at the Ewing Funeral cea and tht= r familte& of Kyger Home for Dr C E W Downie creek Sta'tlnn of the Oh o Valley deceased member tomeht at 7 P m according to annuuncement Electric C"qrporatlon will be guests Chance At Special Session of the ComJ>llnY at Camden Park COLUMBUS (UP!) - Supplemental unemployment bene mode today All brolhm are reque•led to Huntl~ton W Va tits today were given tittle chance of bemg legalized at the Thlo II the 4th Annual Family meet at the Masonic "'emple on special sesston of Legislature starting Wednesday UAI'E CANAVERAL Fla (UPI) ~ The Navy postponed 1fulberry Ave Potneroy at fi 30 Summer Qptlng and " a part of Veteran Ohio legiSlators of both pohttcal parties believe the over all employee - family Its VaDguard sa~illte today after damp recreation program sp(lnsored by the Legislature would not vote to legahze SUB even if Gov havoc witb the temperme11tal rocket bitt OVEC C Wtlllam 0 Neill asked It which they do not expect htm to forerunner tllunderlng oil a zigzag OVEC hiS completed spee11l ar SUB will del mtely cume up be- MecMm Nelsonville majotlty raD@lmenta with the Management the speclal sess on begma1ng leader and president pro tern ~{ fore of Ciaduten Porl !c provide the Wednesday according to Sen Jo the Senate have mitde d clea emplot,ea ond their families w th seph Bartunek Cleveland leader they do not th nk SUB would all the faellttlea of the park and of the Dem~at1c n lnor ty eome up before the &peeia1 885 th" <loiiiP8nY wUJ liaue I cketo But Bartunek 111d whether a - - In a move to f nd some remedy for the parking Ji uat on which has become gradual y worsened over a 1pan of years the Village Council went on record Monday a11 favormg the n~ta lalion ol 23 new meter• wh ch w II perm t 15 m nute parkmg f~r $ centa These meten will also nclude loadmg and unload ng zones and wdl be s1tuated In the follow ng manner 9 on Main-st. 1 one Lynn st 4 on Court st ana 9 on Serond-st ln•tallat or. w l also be made of 42 meters n the bu s ness sec lion of the v llage perm It ng park mg at 5 cents per half hour or 10 cents per bour max mum These metera w II be nsla ed on )fa n Lynn and Court streeh \ In the are.a ad)accn to the\ Post Off ce on Sel!ond Street t was re solved that meters would be n stalled perm tt ng park ng for a period of 8 m nutes at the cost of one cent per 13 m nu es All other meter nstallat ons wuhm the bus ness d stnct would permit parking at the rate of 5 cenU per hour with a max1mum of two hours per meter w1th the ex cept10n of frmge areas where park ng meters wlll be mstalled perm1tt ng 1:1 hour park ng for 50 cenlll Under the terms or the r~lu t on passed by Counc I Monday even ng the number of meten to be mstalled 11 not to exceed 223 m all On a motion by rouncllman Don Mullen and secouded by Council man Lesl e Fultz 1t was moved tt adopt Lhe 11urvey and to ssue a sb1pp1ng order lor suH c1ent met ers of vanouli tim-e nd rate com binations to fulflll lhe obJecl vea o{ the surveyy but not to exceed ~ 10 number m any evenl These meten are to be added to the present contrae of the Dun can Parkmg meter ! rm now ID e{1ect and n accordance with the b1d submitted All councilmen gave assent to the mot1on With the excepllon of <:oonellman Rie~ Jone.o who ob- .Jeet«Ho ""' lilletnllon or meiUI in lhe bwuneu d1Etr ct on the ba '" of 10 cents per hour sa1a Jones f m 10 fuor of the m~tal latlon o1 the new meters and I like the propo11ls of the survey as a method to correctmg some of tbe park ng problen 1 we now llave 1 don t however hold any lavor toward the nst.allat on of any 10 cent meters 10 Potmel'9f· rm voting No aga nsJ the hOD ? Other Councllmen panage to pmnt ofoutthe thatm•;~;~in"~~~~ the of tbe new meters under the ommendatlon of the suney not most emphatically a money making proposition lor the VIllage of Pomeroy but solely a me hod by wblCh we are trymg to fmd some solution to the parkmg problems tbat are now ex1atent in the Village U the plan does nol wort out to sat1sfact10n m the correction or some of these iiJs then IUIIable and adequate chan g., wiU be made CounCilmen Monday evemng al so heard a report on the n hal tests conducted with the new load 1ng and uloadmg &onei on Mam &t of the tlusmeas distr ct and moved tQ go ahead With the mstal lahon or more such zones on Set:: and st as soon as signs can be made ready Nme more signs were ordered eallmg for a lime span for loading and unloadmg from 9 a m untll 2 p m Loca.hon of the new loading and unlnad ng zones are now being worked out and will be announced later On the subJect of the 1oadmg and UJJloading zones t was also 10d1cated that the Hi m nute park ing metera would also be nstalled in those areas and that charge would be made dunng unload ng and Joadtng penoda It was the consensus of opton In counc I Mon day evening that trucks could load or uuload \\ 1thin that per od of time With but few exceptions Durmg Mor.day rugbt s sess1on (Cant nued on Page Three) Ohioan Named Tow• Virgun·•a Hospi'tal Post CHARLESTON W Va UP! A P&Yebi.Qtriftt from Ohio will be come suPerintendent of Barbours ville State HoapJtal next month State Mental Health Director Wdllam B Rouman announced .Monday tbe appomtment o{ Dr JC)o aeph Part.e.r ~ Cleveland o to succeed ~ '\\'Uham S Sadler ef fective July 1 Saddler bad re signed to return to pr1vale prac tice Parker II ~::t:.~:~~t liOn separate bill pr as an amen dment 'We think the que.Uon deservcg to the admlnlstration s bill to more consideration than it can get grant 13 additional weeks ot un In a short special session" Mecb MIIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAL Admllted Mrs Howard Howell employment compensation he em &aid Both Mechem and Cloud sa J Middleport Mrs l!lllpbeth K rby would not know unt l after the Democratl caucus are conf dent th.11t the sea Middleport He refused to predict will be short-not ea:ceedmg l)laeh1J1ed Infant male Halev n ghlwould not comment Ol !rliDlthe Wdtllepof!, lnlanf male Hayn e h Legis! ture wou ld to d POmeroy >i~lle Watson Long Both Roger Clou~ Sptoker ol SUB would pa86 If 0 Nejll tria.. to 1!-Daj '!Iff ~oucy llldors Md the House ond Sen n!ey out Ill fovor or II. llttUUODI for. refreshmenll and meat a: ..,., entertam kB_ l'"th • c s.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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