https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d6b3ba54eb5f5731ce46d9fb6b2a9f8.pdf 8e1d8c23cfac0a123236b887b3f3cff5 PDF Text Text ... • ' Grea t BQO kS Club Holds last Meeting Of Season TUE!S4:1<JIY 1 8-DIIly Senlillel, Pomeroy Middleport 0, June 25, 1958 ' QIRIMiDNiilS PLANNED ' Ground hreatmc reremonies for the new WlDi of the Holzer Hosp tal at GalUpolli will be held on Sunday, JUDie 28 at 2 p m --- Pome.oy Bend THEATRES DIGS-POMEROY TONIGHT WALT DISNEY preoento Dorothy MeGulre Fess Parker CO-Starring In 11 0LD YELLER crechmcolor) Shorts 30 Minutes of Disney Cartoons Adults 6k--Children 35c THURSDAY ond FRIDAY UNDERWATER WARRJOR Dan DBiley - James Gregory TEMPL~Mlddlepon TONIGHT & THURSDAY First Baptist Busy Bee Class Meeting Is Held Mmutes and by laws of a meet ing held 25 yean ago were Iead by Mn Beulah White when the Busy Bee Class of the Fll'St Ba~ list Church met last week for thcll' monthly meehng at the church Mrs B F Parmalee was the devotional leader and also pre Sided at the bUSIDeSJI SeSSIOn Games were played under the d1rccllon of Mrs Shirley M1lls and Mrs White Refreshments Wf!re served to the members and Mrs Charlotte D1xon of Toronto Canada who was a guest by the hostesses ~~rs Dana Hamilton Mrs John Kauff Mrs Gold1e Mourmng and ~rs Wh1le ALL MINE TO GIVE Glynrus JohM Camel on M1tchell COMING PEYTON PLACI June 29-July 2nd ancwnt Grc"ks senously to probe the m}sfC'rle:. or the umverse the fust t understand the earths mot10n the I IWS of friction of velocJtws uf combusttons of res p1r twn and the true nr~turc of fossils He \1 as thr f1rst to grasp the pr uc1plcs of the c:~mera ob scuta ~r rcw propulswn the par<:~ rhute under w 1tcr sw1mm1ng the use 1f r nk~; 111 warfare and mines to dclillO} torts lie m IY he sa1d uhnost to have orlgmuted the sc~encc of hydrau lie un I he mvenled or Improved may ]lhor s l\mg tlcvu.:es rwm the d Jur spru g to the wheel bar row He was the only man m his tory NIUally .. nd produuously g1rt cd both 1n ciCnce and 1n art Rooms of the Hayes home were decorated w th p} 1 amnl arraugc menU; of pmrt rru;cs Point Pleasant W Va ONE WEEK WEDS JUNE 25 Thru TUES JULY 1 II Name Your OWn Deal At MetropoUt.o.n Aut') Sales And You Hay Own One Of These Beauties' ....... ~ CUSTOM 300 Rad1o and Heater Its clean - Its mce AAlmiim 1958 FORD FAIRLANE 2 DOOR F 0 M Radio and Heater See to apprecJatc Fealure At ti 52 and 9 04 1955 PLVMOU Ill \8 Conlmuous Malmce Sat & Sun Belvedere H11rdtop Power Dtte Radto and ll e~ t er ROO and White Regular Admiulon 1955 FORIJ VS fAIRLANE 2 DOOR F 0 M R:ldlo and Heater Sbe s me~~ PIIIDOM& V8 TONIGHT 1952 CHEVROI ET 'I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN' Whit Blsscll - Phyllis Coates - alliO BLOOD OF DRACULA' Sandra Hamson Louise Lewis Sharp Sharp ln:slde and out Mtny MoNt To Ch001• From COMI In And N•m• Your Own Dtal. U possJble we w1ll s~e pt the Deal METROPOliTAN AUTO SALES Pflonn 604:f J O,.n Evtnlne• Unlll t 00 PM. AI Trallle Light In THURSDAY •nd FRIDAY 'TAP ROOTS" Van Hcfhn - Susan Hayward - also 'KANSAS RAIDERS" AudiC Murphy Brian Donlevy FACTORY DEAL ----- Middleport Society Mr and Mrs Gene Schwettler of Columbufl were Sunday guests of Mr and 'Mrll Cash Braley RDSN Gary. Preston has return ed to Norfolk Vu ~ttcr spendmg & two week leave With Ius par cnts Mr and ).frs Gerald Preston He is srotioned oa the U S s 0 Hare 1\t Norfollt Mr ~nd Mrs George Hurlson took their daught er Carol to Col limbus Sllturd~y where she w11J epend the week at the Glrb Slate as a delegate or the auxillnry of the Feeney Bennett Post of Amprl can Lodon Whtlc m C<llumbus Mr and l'1rs Hudson were RUCRts of Mr and Mrs Jo~:~eph Saxton !or the wook end ;\Irs Lewb Lamhert who with her husband, Mr Lambert have spent a tWo weeks \afntton lit tht home of Mr and Mrs Ed Spencer was honor gue1t al a blrthdr~y dinner Tuesday niRht al the Spen eer home Mr 111nr\ Mrs lambert will leave Thundny mormng fOr their home m P.blladelphia P~ Miee Sylvia Swan11on daughler of Mr and Mra Carroll Swanson is spending the week with her couaJn! Mr and Mrs F'rank hs tep Columbus Lou Ann French daughler ()( Mr and Mn. Edwl\rd T French Ialii with the measles and mumps Miu Bu\tlra Stout executive secretary of the Child Welfare Board 11 a aurglul patient at the Hpller Hospital In Gllllipolls .Mr aDd )lrll C R Yonnl{ Da vld Jackson and Mrs C~rrtc Ca&aell were In RendvHJe Sunday to attend the 38th wedding anniver sal')' of Mr aDd Mrs Dougla11 Jack son 'Mrl Young and Mr Jackson are alatcr and brother of Douglas Jackaon They also attended the annlver~ party at the Rendvllle Clhlll'<h Sc:hrem~r BoWman t~ the Vaughan Jlrop1 the Pomeroy ~1801'1 Brownell Ave Mra Carroll SwaD!Ion week end tn Mal'YiviUe Thoy went t6 to aee tbell' -~~~;~~~~~·:·:~pec:laUy a Michael William, ~n Charlu swu ooDi.. who wao born the early part "MANNING BOW)IAN" 12" BREEZE BOX POl ONLY I $179.95 Rag Prl<t of Wosht1 $179 95 Reg Pnco of fon f24 84 TOTAL VALUE YOU SAVl $204.,0 , $24.95 Only thru factory rooporallon _.Ill,. we oble to affer an u"" hMid of voluo Ilk• lhlo Hurry -10 olayo only. To•m• ~~~·· twb -.,.,.ovt,o ......... 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Jp4t•ry MMilfMIM T•11.W f!IMI a11t11tr ............. there she wa&a guest Mrs H.:.mcr Holter nd granu children Nanc) Ann Allen anrl Jamce Kay visited Sunday wrln tler parents Mr and Mn C D Frecker Mr and Mrs Roy Holler an 1 family v1slted at Cheshtre Mt r. day With ~lr ;md M:"& Fr~d Thompson cml children The" went especially to sef the .n Cant son of the Thompmns Nancy Arm Holter ts spendmn a week w1th her gtrndmot.hl't d Ylrs George Thompsvn 88 at tendm"' Bible school tht>re 50D m law and daughter Mr and Mrs R1chard Briggs Mrs Kenneth Ham~ and •on returned home Monda) after " two weeks vislt at Perry PoiiJt Md With her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Young who accom pamed them home for « VlStt Mr and Mrs C B V. eese and son Don and Mtss Ma'"Cla Karr spent last Thursday at RIO Grande where Mrs Weese and Mlss KaH attended htheM th Officers d st Ch Trahmn 1 0 Day at t e e urc Mlss Gladys ~arr Columbus 't of he• le aull, ' , .BAKER .F.YRNITURE I' ' •l~ 1'1oe Brlghlesl Comer" ' ' Nlddleport, Olilo ~ri~:•allorll! Faria of Columbus sister, MrL 0 B ' i~~~~ daughter, rtlatives, while llilrl!Vo It ,,: Mrs C L Athqu.~ Arnolrl Road vlSrtcd Monday ~wlth Mi.Js :\1arc1a K01.rr Syracuse Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott and family returned to theJ" home Rand W Va Tuesday af ter a weekend vblt w1th her mo lher Mrs c L Arno d Mr irJd M.rs Carl 1Riggs Cal umbus Mr and Mrs Charl~s Starkey of Bar!lboo Wise anti \trs Phylhs Cappener Muncie lnd wcrP weekend guests of \Irs Wcn"cll Bctzmg nnd Ml ~: ~nd Mrs ~hlrtm McAngus r SATURDAY, 281h 9 TO S MONDAY, 301h SATURDAY 9 TO 9 ' corded more than a:; inche11 co lumbus got 88 mch Youngstown receiVed 1 4 Dayton 1 0 and Can ton l 92 A cooling trend was lorC<':tsl for today with the ouUook for Friday mostly fair and coo[ Skt~s had elcnred over the northwest POl lion of the slate thiS mornmg but hght shqwers con tlnued along the Oh10 River ln Cleveland Ill least flV O per sons were InJured and about four thousand homes were w1thout electncitY Wednesday mght M:~rgaret Jomes 38 Clevcland HeJ.ghts was admttte~ to ijy.ron Road Ho~pital w1t~ J?,Q~~ble head back aml neck mj'M~S The suburbs 0 Pi3"~ ClcvcJynd and Clevcl md Heig])ts were blacked out as well as some homes m Clcv~~~~ Jil,l;Oo~r ~k(>n Cleveland Eloctm Illuaun::.tlng Co facdiljJ:ls W~f' A~t tbe atorm ad I 0 St!,\tlO);l was knock~~ qll the air \l'M~ 1ta B~r ea ltansQuttcll was S~jy.,r;k and the Weather ~llf\ tu s t~~ was Idled fP.r f. bq~t ll9le bv po~er fa1lure ~~s an,d uhhty J?Oles were blown down and homes and bu1ld li'Jgs dRmaged "'Uh damage esh mated at about 300 thousa\1:d ~ lar.s P.twer failures were reptJ:rted at Jeffenoli m o\shtabula County and .sctUofl8 of Warren.. ' Rayon damasks chmt• and assot ted upholstery fabncs and wiors $1.00 w ' a I Wom-n's Rayon PANTIES Women s celanese tricot panlles Elasllc waiSt and leg band Rosebud pnnls Candy cane stnpes - •nd mesh Sizes 5 to 8 59¢ Another Shipment Glidden Gloos While B;~con Installed As Pomeroy Lions Club President All 11\ela} PLANT BOXES FOUR HOUR ENAMEL Clicc ~lartln Athcnt, 6 d 1 r~or of Lions Int.(:rnational, metalled Judge John C Bacon as new prea ldent of the Pomeroy Lions Club Wednesday following a regular Juncheon mectmg in 80'cial rooms Of the- l'edcrotcd Church Dark green enameled plant bores ,with emlloss ed leaf deSign Por exterior ond Inter· lor Non yellowing gloss while 30 inch .. $1.19 36 Inch -; ' $1.39 42 incri ·- $1.69 $1.49 quart Retiring presJ~nt Ernest Co vert turned fhe gavel over to Ba con after the inveshture whlth in elude~ other n~w club officers ,~,, Vouag Men's Ivy League Trous._ 1 wcre,;F'~:~Le~!ia:di~'"fl:ha~~m as These fir.tt VIce l\1~~­ Fultz se<OI)d M:ax Ward thlld Ralpb Cambell Tamer altd Kermit ed the frohcEome Tapertd legs slim olllldt!fll• ' < I gnpper on waist zipper clos- Tautwuter ure dropped belt loops Blue tan blnck and stripes dt Wrm J;>~ald R~uter was treuurer and Chester ,NJ~ ~!rectors are Ron Springer aDd. the Rev Aaron Zundel A Diovie out11rung the home and Jridi;!tfJa~ uses of salt waa 1hown by' ptb@lmJ< cJiall'man John Ba cop , _.. fabric Sizes 29 to 38 $4.95 KITOIENmt • BROOMS Long SIHVe DRESS SHIRTS, Well known Brand All first quality In white, sojld colot and laney paltern Sizes 14 to 11 For 'l'hls Sa~e ~ Lightweight hou.e brooms of lhe very best quaUty natural color broom corn t$1.00 l While Tilly Lui $1.50 I I ' ~ke BAMBOO BLINDS ' -·.- r - - - Y\)ur rooms much cooler These are dej:O~atlve, pracUcal, and eaRiest of a\1 to hang They roll, up easily, and tbe natural color ls cool and sma~ , ' I Match Sllek Natural Color- 34l by 3611tobta 'CAFE CuRTAINS' ~INCH VALANCE ro' MATCif , fl.~ q pair 89c SINGLE COPV-Gc IT'lCkets on S•a1e Fnr The Jaycee 'K D l 1 1 !lD~e ~-- 00 J0 ly 5 W1lllam Wood~ chairman rJ the Me1as County Jumor Chami F'wc years ago under Impetus er of' Commerce dance sc hed~o~l rom the Mlddlepo1 t Rotary Club for July 5 .said today that !Jckrt a mastei dcsrgn W:l:S made for the to the gala affair arc uea betw!_!eu Locu11t. Plum Broad sale vay and ~%!J sts then a brush The dance w11l be stll~cd at thl oad~4 ~y~~or~ Pomeroy Jumor H1gh ~ hool au ~ h tro b t tb 1 d dltDrJUm reotunng The r.. ~'M~ 1;9~r-J. u Jon: \.a~n Samh1 dance orcbcstr~ nnd WI( t rou~ ~f~ ~J?r~~~ted fun~s last from 9 p m untll 1 a m \ ,l)d ~W~t"Y f~f;;~ ·labor 1f1Ven b Durmg the mtf'rnuss on Lee J~ I C\'1 Ulk~~~\d persons the :r.e: cobs Will bn the fe h red at rar ~s 'W~.il t+R~~Y clear levclerl and t on O\lf ~.o,~IJall q1amonds tOI\ltruct Woods s~1d lhal the Ian• • 1,..cJ 1 b,e SWin'miJlg pool 15 a part lucats arc now on sa e at Stark of the park Drug Stope m Pomcrnl' Duttor. Drug Storr n Middleport and ~ J~ Jilili:IS ~~;r design call& for a the Vars1ty p Club m PDmero ~ ~~~e r¥JMlC oj recrcatmnal fac:i11 He aho s1ud that the t1~kcl ~1es lfMre a tempon:.ry d1amond could be secured fro n nny mem no~ exi§tl m the corner bounded ber or th e laycce~ by Locust uno Plum sts Th~se m lude a p1cmc area shelter tables ~ uts1de fireplaces game eourta ~4 iiQ outside blacktop basketball c~t L)!at might double for a ten IUS COlU t In &eason Minnie Dudding Claimed By Death Early Wednesday Mmnle Florence Dud<tme 7~ years a, fes1dlmt of M!i ijied early Wednesda~ IUOIC~~I.g at \he Kome or a daugh Alma Dudd ing a Nitro W Va The decea~d was bo .. n Sept 2~ 1831 ncar Charleston the daug ~ ter of the late Mr {lnd Mrs Chari.cs F Plunkett She was pre ceded In death by ber husb11n 1 R L. Du.dmg who succumbed HI f9r- 194. Survtvors mclude three son~ Denms and Robert of Mason and Everelt of N1tro Three daugh ters Muss Alma Duddurg of Nitro &lias Mary Duddmg and Mr Roush of Mason and II grandchildren and 13 great rrand t'hl1dren Also survJvtng are thl'ee sJsterJ Mrs Inez Rhodes C:harleaton Mrs Vtl~er SJ)urlock of Hunhng and Mrs Edna Brace Clear water, Fla Funefl' wtll the be Ebe1 held at 2services m from 1 tn Maaon wuh l.i H Heeter of the N1tro ... Ch~U"cb and Rev R1chard of the Maaon Methodist ~<lustLf''~~d••-~ce Burial will , be made in thP Cemetery under the d t of the Foglesong Funlilrll of Mason Highway ~atrol Checkiug B& E At Portland 1 he l~yor said 1oday 1t 1s up to the tttwn s leadmg Citizens to get bchmd tills park now and lay d.owa {J.g,:l\ pinna for ra1sing mone} Lo .dO one jo& a( a tl.me 1n ~he or dci .oJ. t~eb tinpa;r~ace.', ;; He though much of thlS could be .planned Friday DI.Jiht when subcotnmlttees may be named /to carry on the work Loms Elh-; street foreman is prealdeut of the recre<ttaon bqard Early Morning Power Cut 'Off Land Partition In Scipio Twp. Ordered By Court A Journal entry ,Y in the Me1gs County Court of Cdm.mon Pleas today ordered the sale of certam lands in Stiplo Tow.nsh1p owned by Sy1vta :~uJ Otho Castle defend ants 10 8 partition su1t filed by Mary V1rgm1a Gibson eL at The entry further ordered Lh~ t proceeds dcrrved bt the Shenff s sale of the lands be properly dlStrlhuted according to ownership and that the portion owned b~ the defendants be used to meel a note m the sum of $5 M 93 due fram tbe defendcnts to the Ohw Cas ualty ln!urance Co bcarmg mtcr est at the rate of 5 percent pet annum from the date of February 20 I958. ln another partition aC'tton ftled Thursday EJ.Wbetb W1~kham of Clll!Sll>r as plamtiff seeks th(' par of certam lands 1n Bedford OWIIIIhi;p and names u defendants the attion Ed1son P W1ckh:J m and wife Edna of R1cbmond 0 John L. Wickham .nnd wtfe Opal of Chester Pauline Rldf"'o ur and husband Buel K of Chester and Clyde G !.1ilhone QS treasurer of Metgs County Weekend Revival To Open Tonight ~'6" X 6' , ~1.79 5' ll 6' . $3.29 3' X 6' . 1.99 6' X 6' . $3.99 4' X 6' 2.5'9 7' t' 6'' . ;$4.69 8'x6'. ,. . $$.29 "BEAKSHIRE" 'BW&S re named ae~tary kl Shed Dan!lhecn Luster woven Men's $199 wm nttne Controversial SUB Bill Is Bottlenecked In Committee Two Juveniles Believed On Car Stealing Spree w~·· re~··~·~ In ......, IOI'atlo~s I Kenton In Northwest o.bjo re 1 ' Round and square box styles Plam and frmgcd $3.95 $5.95 In the evenjng and h!j~Y t!W>f~ THROW PILLOWS Casual and TV Throws that are preshrunk cotton fabrics w1th natural cotton frmge Guaranteed wa•hfast colofS CHAIR SIZE Pomeroy MitldlePPrl, Ohio, Thursday, June 28, 1958 across the Northern Oli,io .,.. • Devoted To The lntere.t• Of The MefWS·Muon .trea Heavy Storms Lash Northern Part Of Ohio l FRINGED THROWS at y ---------- WEEK DAYS • • VOL X NO 61 STQRE I:IOURS: FRIDA V, 271h AuthentiC UnlV<l'llity ( Br U"it.d Press lntamational Heavy wmd and ram squalls "pped acro3S Ohio late Wcdnes day hltting hardest In the Cleveland area where several IDJUries and severe property damage was reported. Funnel clouds were reported I END OF THE MONTH €OUCH SIZE 72 X 108 • ly Unlt.d p,.. ' lntamatlcn•l Ohio Pertly c oudy and much cooler today Fair and a IIHia coohtr tonight Friday f•lr and not much c:hanv- In temPtratun I 1 80 X 72 I \ Wea~her 1 THURSDAY, 261h I Ohio's Legislature Is Convened In Special SessioD:i',i~ti'S} . Wh l" Mrs John Bowen Syracuse IV~l~SI~t~w~lt~h;;r~e~la~t~lv~e~s~J~n~V~!rg~ln~l~';.,;;;;;:~·~;:;;;;;;;;;;;:..,.;;;;;;;;;.;;....;;;;;~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"; 1 lng that ofers you a real saving! IIIII tended a ball g:1me m Cmcmnai,J. nomics tcachC'i&_ at OSU United Methodist JOF Class Holds Potluck Picnic HERE'S A SPECIAL .......H Mrs J D Butler and son haV(' returned home after a two month• Mn Wendell Frecker rcturnetl 1 Is spend(ng a week w1th Mra Irv home Sunday from Columbus mg Karr and other tclatlveo where she attended the .state con Mrs Ellen Baer remnms quit.. \ terence of vocational home e<) II at the home of her daughter ----- 19114 DESOTO 4 DOOR Mr rnrl Mrs Rtcbarct n vatler entert:uncd the Cnnshan Cru-arl ers Class of the First Baphst Church Tue~day evenmg at therr regular meeting Robert Muls opened the meet mg w1th a prayer w1th (_,, 1 e Cole man glvmg the devol~nmo Durm~ t.,e hUfnness sesS1on condu ted by Charles Vroman president 1t wu voted lh~t the members of the class would be 111 charge of Lh[l nursery fur tht rven ing service startmg July 13 The women would alternate w1th two bemg in charge each Sunda} even Mr anrl Mrs (harles V1oman were m charge of the !loc1al hour when games were played and qulzcs held Mrs Hovatter a~s1~t1 d h\ .\1r~ Betty Gall;~gher and \Irs Henh I he V~r non Star Dusters 4 H ell McClUJ'(> served n frcshments Clul hel1l 118 Jum mectmg at th~ to the membeMl Mf' nn(l ~frs RDh twme of Arlene Housh rccenfli crt 1f11llS Mr and Mr s Gi'n(' Cole • President Man Rou ~h was ~~ man Mr and )frs Charles Vro ch 1rgt of lhc mectm,. Arlen man Mr and Mrs Lan y R1ee RDu ~ h hati charge of the pro Mr and Mn Harold rhumas Rev gra 11 I ho~r takmg purl on thfl and Mrs Warren HulhUII Mr11 pro.I(J am wut Lmda Llllhey M111 Harold Hubbcrd and Hershcll !tfc tha fhompson Sha1 ur: Brown Clure Bevt lly Slaah Carolyr. McCor nt ck und Dolt e Roush \J~ry llo u~ h presen1cd two de monstratlons anrl a lalk on h• ( proJcd Arlene Rou~h also pr.:! st nt~d a dcmorutrathm I he r.lul:l decided to hold ~ fe~ A 6 30 plonned potluck prcnlc tl~<!l at lhe Vernon School housl! dinner wam held bv th e JOP' rlass on fltly 12 DDit1e Housh wus of the United Method1st Church appomtul chairman of lhc publl Monday evening at th e home of c1ty com mittee H('fi c'lhmcnts were 1crved to Mrs Benton Ponn Mulhf!rry Ave Following the dmncr a short the Jbove ond to the followmg business aeBSton was conducted by Allre Roush Bruce ar.d Bonmc the prcsidept, Mrs Dw1ght Parker Stills I atty Thomp:ton l>onna Duncan Jo Thompson Glenvn Devotions taken rrom Tlw Up Stunts Marlene Roush Judy 1..11 per Room by Mrs Everett Thorn they Ylrl{mia Thompsor. Mrs Al as, opened the mcclmg Stxteon hell 1hompsbn and daughter members and guuts responded to roll ClliJ With K flower of the Harry Stalt9 Adrian Lathey an-.; Bible An article F'ochl on the 81 Denver Gibbs blc ' waa presented by Mrs Thnm aa Several moJ'ley makmg p1 o Jects were di111 us6cd A vote of thanks was given Lo Mrs Ponn lrtr her hospltallt.f It \1 as agreed to • cancel the July and Augt111t meet lngs A social hour concluded the meeting IIIII II'IIU lOW' Mrs lydia H) sell IS conflnect to her home Condor St by ill ness Elza Grl:nore Jr returned to hu employment at the Kroger Store Tuesday after a three week5 (11 catiOn Mr and Mrs Ray ••owers mo\ ed today from Lincoln Heights to thea newly purchased home In Galhpohs U:r and Mrs ROY nOiter ant! Mr and Mrs Jak• G•ul spent !he weekend at LoUisville Ky and national squar" 1ttendcd the dance convention T"ty also at Christian Crusaders Meeting Held Vernon Star Duster4-H Club Meets _ 1957 PORD VS 'h'\ I STATE THEATER We Select Only The Very Best In Used Cars In the dmu g room for the hour The rounlr} home of Mrs Ev erett H~)l s n Grcal Bend was the table covered Wlth 8 pmk cloth scene or tt r bst meetmg of the was centered Wltb an arrangement St.:nson of the Great Books Club of Southern Magnoha blossoms Tuu;da\ afternoon June 22 One from the Hn:;cs garden guest Mrs OaHd Miller was pres Mrs Miller presided <lt the an tJque punch bowl a h;n ent The Not books of Leonard Da loom o! vasohne glass nt ea Vmtl we re discussed by the 'cooktes tnd sandwiches were scrv memebl s as lhe Great Book for ed d the dav Mrs Donald Mills Mrs Bcrnar 'l'hc l~:.u.lu or the afternoon Fultz and Mrs Everett Ha)es were quotmg hom the mtroductlOn of named to the Program Committee the 11Notebooks said for.MNI ne~t'1 ed yeatReed Jr w1ll he the 1 nr atDmy physics geology I d f th f t m t g m mall em t1cs and ut!ler se1ences ea cr ur c If& ee m he was centuries ahead of hla September at the borne of Mrs tune He W<~s the first smce the Arthur Carpenter to Middleport POMEROY SOCIETY I ........... '' • , ' A weet end rcv1val begtnmng tomght ttnd continuing rhrougb June 29 will be held at the Hysell Run Free Metbod11t Church With Rev Ernest (Hook) Thomas as evangelist atcording to Rev W H Strausbal!gh Spccaal !IIOging wdl be one of th<: features of the meeting \\hlch Will begm at 7:30 p m Rev Strausb~ugh will preach the mornmg serVJCCi at Laurel Chff on SUnday but announced there wtll be no eve.nlng serv1cc due to the Rev1val at Hysell Run MARKET REPORT 0 UPI-Produ~C' consume s A Jumhos 3(} mediUm 37 39 8 2430 $2.50 il • • • • �• J I • \ Daily Senu.nel .. . beld in Middleport ~·~k , . tiW..,liE Friday and M' L • . saturday at the old Dutton Dru" • were , !S!I o1a .. ones M Colum· 1 ~nc~orage to Fa1rba1ks in B "ld ' R 'l ., bus and Mr. and Mrs. C. C: Chap-l lnlertor. . ~ 1 mg. , ummage. Wl l be N - ma n ~ nd gra~dsons . Carl and Bud_ relved SAL f ::Nm~;:~i: . 9. dy La f ever, The Loyal women of the Mid· ~iddleport. Ju1~~t,;ed: HOLZER CHURCH PICNIC dleport Church ·ot christ will meet The ;mnual picni~ of the Entertonight at the hom·e of Mrs. Ernest prise EUB Stmdoy School will be heltl at the Hock Sn.rlngs FairLallance instead of the church as grounds. Sund :.y. A bt1sket r · dinner previously announced. will ho smed at noon. Emy one · 1 M. E. Ratbbui'n of i=:utland to· day annouaced · a rumma ge sa:e to be heJd· Friday and Saturday June~ and,u in tht' Grate Builc! · itl£ at Rutllnd Hex! t n the Po ~ t ..... ·· Office. iitltfltii.Cv oiii~U ' Mis!! Margaret Curtis entertained VJith a -t~rke)' ~inher in llonor !!~Jill!lt\GE S~Lf ·The L•ditor'S thr ' ~ HOSPITAL •• " • Methodist 'lliail Bag Mra. Williom H . Car· I 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid.dlepott, 0.,-June 26, 1958 Slnecrcly yourt, A. G. Bonne y, 'I'r~aesurer New Hf'llen WSA! TV Ch Rev.-;;;;;- Mrs. John aucklet, letdil, Ri~lne; Glen B. Logan, Pi . Ernie JohnSon and Jllhiol' BUrke , Pl .; Alva Steven Roac h, Galli · Dear Editor: spent T\lesda.v and Wednesday in. poll's ·, Ca•ol"n Jane Cra", w,· r. IICongratulntions and ·thanks t r1 hi ·' d G K . nil . ' ' ' • rayson; y. . kesvllle·, .. t hose who helped tc.. make om· As an. an a•·ars. Ma bl e fl en· dcrson. aB 'ld' F d C , :,•Arthur· M R d A ~~ mg un ampaJgn a sue- · Sl , ' "· aym , on " ' · cess! We feel that a ne' day 1•. •• .:4. gn O• entley, Pt. . Pl .; Canuyn Aqnf! daWninl for the Methodi~t' Church "" ' " '7 ·00 Today THE DAILY SENTINJ'I Is wr l"OJOC. i y~el~ GalhpollJ;, ~a~- In New James Haven. ~ • M. •• I · all .111~ JWB . Chor<b ,,, C•hell bf her Sister, Patricia's birthday, Dr. and ~1rs . K. 0 AniS:barY)re Collnty,"W, Va,, today announc<3'ri Wed!!,el'.day evening at their home am w1H1c ing I he UtHh of fi dadiht· pt~ns t.ot a rtiintnagr sa l<' to be on MiddlerOrt :f.:iU. Other ~ii@Sts cr, \\'e dtF'Sd <~y, June 25. at the I Hol ze r Ho:,; ltal, Gallipolis. The new b~ b~· who weighed six pounds na:; heen named Betsy Lee'. The Moon Am~ lwry 's have t v1 o. other child- ter; Mr, and Mrs. Keith NOrtliUj), iliiUgJifer . rrn , Jim my and 1\Iclinda. Mrs . LC'Wis Kodt!e r Sr. iS the grand Discharged June 24 : Elmer King moth er , .:tnd Irvin Koehler nf New Mn:. Harvey Brubaker. Jamus Lt•xitli lun , Ohio, is thr greatWard, John Wheeler, Frank Tilgr:Jn df<.~t hc r. lis, ~a~eS , ~il.ljr 1 Charle~.e F:'fil· ,' If!~. Mfs. Verila BlaCkwOod. MrS ICE clieAi.i sociAL W. H. Stricklen, Mrs. Edwir, L. HPorganized Chur·ch of Jcsm Steih, Mrs. ~fry Brooks, Thomas Chl'ist or the Latter Dar Sbhit~ i~• .<: ponsohng a'n ICC Crti iifii SQ. fbdtnlOn, . M:t,s . •¢!Jftn~ Malonr, cia l un the lawn of the church Stephen qwens, Keith Short, Cap lo<' :1k• d on the Rac :ni'·Port!and Hatfield, · Mrs . . Ed Parker. Mi's H o:~ d . Frid11y, June 27th at 7:30 ,Gef'ild Phi'JI)f~o, Mrs. ~im Nrisoh Hnme m:~dc . ~ce cream .. C<lke, p!e and son, -Mrs. Clydl:' Kuhn anJ and ~ofl drmks will b£' fOr s&Je _,on, ~rs. JOE! S8!tsrnan and . sOn, 1 Mi'~ . tliCh3i-d, Bai~f}l .an ~nd So~ . Thf• public is invited. Deilih Jone 24: Mrs . Pfarl . .· ~~j , ~again ... ~got . - onilleir eye . EN I'~-= N no~ f0J, Clil~. 6 •• , S1 , '•• 811 ,OJt, ' 7:00 1;od&f ,, -.. , ·, I ·r1 ... :.. ·i B:OQ Captatn Kane.uoeo 8:4ti Dou& Martin Show 10:00 Garry Moore • • I . ... HC\V no Yov Ratet ~ ge r- c ut fr om U.S. Government Graded groin-fed beef. ~-· Arthur rlod(rey i>otto ' Lo'/e of Life Searcn ror Tomorrpy] ··- Guldltlg Light ' • SLICED BACON "' &Be Or Erog:ish cut. Main meal savings! BONELESS OHUCI1~. 88c Beoutlfully cut chuck roosts. . GROUND CHUCK ... 88c BEEF STEW • • lb: Preview Aa the World Turnl Beat the ClOck Uc Big Payoff ·' ... 0" ·' l dally except SUlldtiy· I r· l ' Hurry! 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T.beater 11 • • • ' ' . ., 2 • • • • • • • •• .. 2 NO. 300 CANS oz. 14 BO"iTLES Swift's Brookfield _ ii 1 .. ; h ., ;.' ~ • ~ .... . .. . ~.lj.- ..._,_ " - ' . ~- Vittti - btef or pork ., . •. -;~ . .!!. .:J 10!--2 oz. can 59c · .... ·· · · ·.. - ... POUND LOAF • SALAD DRESSING . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . quart 39c El last - Manaanell• GRAPE ADE .. · .. · · ... .... · .. · · 3 - quart cans $1.00 STUFFED OLIVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . refrig. jar 49c ·~ Mldlaon wholt SWEET PICKLE's •.... ..' ...... ... ...... ' ~ • q)IOI1 jar · 39c " REYNOLD'S FOIL · · ·· · .. ·· · · ··... .. ... . .. 75 h. roll 85c H.ort H Bb '- DILLS UIT PIES. ..,. .' ... • • • Saata J\OU- aweel aad ju,f~y . -.,• I • lb. 35¢ • ' . Sunlhtnt P I Z Z A PI E. MJ X · .. · · · · · .. · .. · .. · hox 49c ~ Chen•v·Ar,DH ~ · I AS$0RTED COOKIES ·.... · · · .. ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · lb, Pk9· 49c s" leo bucket oflor . · · box 43c LI'PTON TEA ... .. .. ..... ...... .... 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IELTSYIW- OVEN •. i -;w Hamttu,..., •r hot dot ' Chtf·Boy-Ar·O.. 2~¢ . •• ,. :- ·•" ' large bunc;h • ~~tf STRAWBERRY CUPS ... · · · · · ·· ·: · · · ·.. .. pkg. of 6 - 25c WHITE BREAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 loaves 31c 'i"' • ,:o_·, : Enrlctt.d ' CIUfornla PASCAL CELERY ~-..... 29t DONUTS· ... .... ..... ...... . dozen Z5c BUNS ... .... ...... .. ..... . pkg;of8-23c Finey R~d ot lf'hlle Seedless •• • • • • . . GRAP~S I .M• Po. .red lu.. r or cinnamon CANTALOUPES .. JAR • • • • • ALL , VARIETIES ' ~ QUART • • Z7 SIZE 'JUM10 CALIFORNIA SWEET. ·~ '.,. ' 29c 33c 59C Ewlns Welch's . ' lcJall!f.13- Frl~~ ~ "' BARBECUE · a:gc 11·1. hi ' &BFANS .. SNI RSCATSUP CHEESE FOOD .... . t ilS'tSecret ~t~m 4:31) ·~ 'Edge or Ni"bt 3:00 Record Hop h ' Chlcktn, bter or turkev- meal-slii pol Pill to pi19N the whole famll)'l ' ·I , ' . Preview I o3~ As the World Turlll COUNTRY CLUB POT PIES RtciHIII this c..-pon at IIIJ IVANS SUPER MARKET Thundly, FrldiJ •n4 Saturclar only. Thia coupoa oxplre~ It cloli"t tiMo S.turclay, Jun1 28, 1951. Ono coupon to INCh f•Mily. ~ PLUMS ••• Dlnnel'!l for .le•• than 1 dollar! , I 29c 29c AmerJcalJ . ~~nd .. monl·otyl• I i 8:00 Captain Kt.DJ,!fOJI 8:45 Doug Martin ·Show , lO:OtJ. ;;arcy MO~e: ~ (~: . ::\,n-•.,r!~IJ J~andstand Do You Trust Your Wlte · • .•.••• ' •••••••• 4Nr45• 2..... Avonclole ·sllced for rlch-Uovorl 12. ;• I _ (WITH THIS COUPON) ..•..... • Crftcben Wade Sbow Movie )fa~ln~: . . 3 : Flrm A'!'ondolt ptOI ~rt rkh in thot h9ppy garden ftavo,J low PINEAPPLE • ~ Ne\ihboro Avondole yellow, sliced'-or hdlyes, for bright so lods. #21/,. con. EVAP•MILl a a price! 6 for 1•1 Kroger's high quality, #I ': NOon New• CLING PIADHES • ·.' •. ~ . 4tir'1 .PUS . . ,• ~ ,•• • . ~·· :•II•. 4ilf 48· . ' ' G R A P E ......... . ......... • P E A C H . , , ..•.... • ..... j2:15 Charleston Not~boot 12:30 · lntelnation'l Pl~yho\lae r; OAIPBELL SIUP , "" i 49c . ' M.Orl!.ing Movie Register now: Nothing to buy! Get your. sht~re o+ · 3,300,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPSI(Krogeromployeeo and their fomilies Ore not eligible.} • Krart-.12 !!P~ WH1f4-..rv e..annel13 1 Watt~) '· 75,000 TV Staq1ps given :~ away at every Kroger store # ltecoril llop MGi\1 ' EArly Show 7:00 Frontier Doctor '7:30 S&t. Preston 8:110 Highway Pulrol / (1000 ANNIV~EJlSARY ~·.~ ~0 0:45 Sports Po.radl! ~~I ~J(ifil,l 75th . 4' 30 . Edge of Nll{b~ 6:30 Your £s~g Rep,rter WJEH Air conditioned · fo.r your •um111er coinlort! 4th and final week • 8:30 The Verdict 1s Your• ~~00 Bright~~>r Day .4:15 Secre~ Storm ;,o ·t: ,., . POUNDS PAPER ·NAPKINS • • • 80ct.box 10c jar jar PRESERVES·· STRAWBERRY ......... 3 jars $1.00 3:30 tb:~ -' Y~rdiet 11 Yom 4:0P . prtghter DRY Housepa:ty WHITING FISH · · 79c lb. . .1 · .1'' Tender chuck roost portions. Hudson · J. She' rma·1\. With The -------- 46 QZ. CANS Hear (Jim) Porter ·ChannelS ;- Tlrutsia, ·Ch!!rillil8 ~:F,Jdo, 7 KWICK KRI SP ~2 • PURE CANE ... r TENDERAY SHOULDER ROAST ·~· &&c ·.'I 59c 49·c ROLL TO JUICE . ~· 10:1):) The .Prl-te hi RJ,cJtt ,. ' n :3(! '1)-uth or ~D~u(!lieel 12;QG· fi~ .~C.~M'~ '. 12:30 It Coul{'.b6.'you· · ...-!!. CHUCK ROAST. • •• • • 9:00 Rliiiiper Room ·· 9:30 Kalle Doonan Show '" lj):OO Dough-Re-MI • t· · ~ tb:p~ Trenur•. 11~1)1 , . . 1 :· t ·, I I.B•. · ··'!1 1:00 Mid·D«y :t'~w!l l :OO Mid-do.y News t· Sutw.rtot1011. u.·et: Dellve" by l:t:i 'Movletimll 1:15 Movietime arrler where avallo~ble 30 eentl 3:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 . Matinee 'fh~~tre help we l1ao;~ reHHved fi-Om the Jei ~e3.~; oke y~8r In idviince .At t :[la . Queen fo .. .~~ Day 4·00 Rueen foil! ·n&JWest VIrginia Conference allow us !'he D..Hy !:el!.tlnel office, 4:45 Modern Romancet 4:45 •·*O.~f,a.JJ,piJlan~ee : ; to proceed with .the constructiou ,lz mC!ltbs. $1J~: ~ : 00 Comedy Time li:OO C_om94Y ' Thne1!l'; : '·' ~ as sdon as we have · tH' complete t.11.90. ilJ motor '1\lte 5:31) Syim.ch Playhou1e 5:30 Sv~BJ•lt f~hh · '·11 ·' f plans from the ' :.frh!teCt. You ,ble: or;.e monib $1. 6:tlo FiAtt - lh& Scrlli&J 8.1!5 - Spdrfii E;~ ' have all aeen ·the archltfiC''i: fe~ $8; sh month11, 6:25 Welllhercast 6: 25~:J~ ,• sketch rdr the new btliidlng. We oon:hs. =: .to: onf' B:30 News Pldur1 6:30 , \t' ~~ . !eel that the dseign is excelleTJt Publi'I,.'AA evei1, . 8:4~ NBc ~ew1 0:~~ "C , e'!B ·~ :-t<< and th<lt it will give .us tile facili - eept Sunday by %e 7:00 Skj King 7:~ D at.n V _. f , s ", :.:i .t,. . t irs WhidJ we So ufgent!Y requitE! . -:.er.ttnel, Inc., at 110 7:30 Tic rae Dou2b '7 :30 The tstg a1ne · ~ ·, {, hlGh••t sta'ldar41 }h~ building should be a cred it ,;'t., Po~eroy, 0 . ~:Sustnels . , 8:00 )ou Het '(our Life 8:00 Jefferson Drum '{ · In Amtrlca' lf! .our g~owing community when .,h0'1J4' SBU. tditurlll office 8:3() :pn~net 8:30 Life of Riley ~ It 1s comp!etf': d. \77. 9;00 Peot.oie's Choice 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports lt " 30· y · d' Sb' 9 4 p F' h •) Those or you who in8de pled"- - .;;=;;;;;===;;;...=;;:;;;;~ tt: • ' or (IW : 5 0$1- 1g t Beat k:eil-hi Cs to bi! paid pei-lodically wd! 10:00 t:ice Is Right lO:QO M-Squad TO ALASKA Bl d d indn be given enVelr,.pe.s to bl' 10:30 Mutic Bingo 10:30 The Thin Man 00 l:nge r Will oughby ha;; returneO Use - One Pint. used for this purposl!. We hoP~ •1:00 Ne'ws H~~t.dlln811 tl:OO Hea<ll•ne• . I. to Anchong e, Alasbt after il . . t.his will be a cohvePiencc bd l ~ l1:10 Wea~rfast .sn wa l mo:llh vb it hei"c with hh;. CHICAqo ~PI-Rory Calhoun, to you alld to Us. 11:15 · The J~clt Pur Sllow muther and other rela tives. He is ~64. ythftt Plalnl, N. Y., OUt· our thanks agaih to .all thOF'(l _1 ._110_5,.1'"..,....,'* =,..;,.-""...,~-:-:,...:.--' emplo yed ~ s <:~ brakeman on th11 Polnt.d lottby loyd, 163, Chluoo. who helped make the campaign a · •· __________________~~~~SUC'CCSS. . , ----------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~':A~I,.~k~a~R~a~ilr~oa~d~wh~ic~h~r~u~ns~fr~om~l~l lhemfhat tit!P w•th ll:tti~r an~ lllaterhr .: at thl:' r.-;,cr IJm e. 1 :1~.se piedges togetl)er with the I~ ' Cr~amtry . 1 iVOTJ;D TO INTEREil'III ·l !!l!l R~111~ Room · ·.a.&~..t11.. UllfiV Swift's Pure ·. . ,) ·, . )1 Cha11 . • 3 _ Jhursd!IJ . ·.Cit..a!l!l·.el 3._frJilay ~tdkml~PalrJOt: Mrs. Kti!IH 'i' ~· j ~~ Flfd~IGS·!IIA~N AllU ~;~ ~lle~oonan Show oore•.Norl up; Jun~:> 2ft M:fs. 1 .w e rece•vea, .a~r ng t c m· •t onaL advertlll{ta represert.a 16: · · u :.tte-MI """f'ljj Adl sad, Mlddle~Ur!. p.41~n. pledges for $11 ., 6 Hct W.. iottlli~IU·KIIjt~l~ Inc., •• . 10:: ' ., . ~ Hunt , · Bif Rs Jiille ii: Mr. :Wd Mr~ W~:-t t we have fece;vt!~ stH@e '.d8fton Afi:; !·11'W York c«,, ' ·t: e ce il Rlitit James 0. Fisher, oa'k Hill , d.u · brmg the tora! .tp,. well .over c8. N Y. ··'j·' 11;3o Truth or ConSE'quenfll ghter: June 25: Mr. and Mrs. . $12,000. l_n add1Uon to thu w BD· ered Ill 1econa c1~ rr.dl ~ 12.:00 Tic "l'ae Dou1b William Cdtll!ion, Rllc!ne, daugh- ~~ve re.ceJved , man~. orre.r.s . ·\o aattu «.t th• po1t oUtce at Pom 12:30 It Could Be You BIRTH ANJVOIJ~CEM'ENf - TE, ~EVISION .~ GUI~, t.<.~ .~l!l j.~ Chure~. ·.· ·s9c (WITH · itadeem tllia cou~ it IIIJ IIY~l~ Frid1y ind S•turday oftry. · .,""' S1tur~ay, Ju111 to· tlc;h MARKET Thuni11y, expirfl et cloaln1 ' Ona coupon ' . �.~ ' ' Phak.j!S""ies For The ·HO,IDAYS ' ,Plates .Cups l'j!qpkins tmce-~un. homer · t · th top wtth two ou m ~(the seventh and fmal mmng_lllst evening gave the rna M-M ,Z h a _a· ~aseball team a 6-4 1wm over the Pomeroy Vel! m one of the most tense, well-played teen-age games seen here in many years. . . The .blow gave Wahama's pitcher Jimmy Joe all he needed to become the w~iter in this game which both teams into a tie fur first place. Each has won three, o e · 'forks SJX»ns Th~(mos Jugs Chcircaol Grills Cap;,Guns Cdp Busters C<!lps BUY · ' Lel'O): Darlings Jr.. FLAG AND . nJSPLA Y IT ON THE 4TH. ' PHONE 254-X Pomeroy, Ohio ~be . • Vets unlocked I 3-3 Ue in the fOurth inning on Gary Moore's lead-off double nnil HoW· · · 1 Th ··• ard Parker ~ smg e. ey nur--. the slender bulge until the fatal seve ntb, With Bob Cunningham· pitching effectively although in nearly con~>tnnt danger from a mild case or wildnen. I Jim ' Lewu~. the All-West Vir· ginia l'olugging -1lar from Point Pleasant. inserted in the fourth inning by Chet Oliver, hla&ted a 1 Cunningham pitch deep Into left with two OH l in the sixth. He was out by three feet at home.. stretch· ing it, on a nice throw by BUI W1lsou ~J n the relay . But opening the seventh GI!Py Roush led otr with a blooper sin· gle to short right center. He we• sacrilic.;ed down by E. Van Meter. Bill Fisher, PHS 1958, playing with Waham • singled_ cleanly into 11 • Tops Vets·., J•a·c··kets Win · I .· 7·1· :i!t:;:;~t~~~: - =:-::----::-:--c:-c:-::::::-- ~Dally Sen~nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 26, 1958 · LeadHnngry G'Iant s Jnvade Redlegs' ' , -G ., ,. Home Tomll'ht For. Four arne 'Senes ' . ' e . • .CINCJNN~TI UPI- A rcjuvcn· '1iants with a 3·1 win over Pitts· ated , band of ~ San Francisco btlrgh. cent.cr, Roush being held at third. Gia,ts mole Cincinnat/s Hemsley, who has hit safely Jn eros ey Fie 4 tomght !or .th e open I 6 of 7 tnps in M·M play before er or a rour-game ~E'flCS \~ltn .. v W• d d h h d tt the Redlega eunes ay, 11n w o a go en a sing le i11 his first appearance n~• se~-to· With the f.tcUlcg~. th{; . al11~. against Cunningham and grounded last aeri_f.s l of ~hat ~a~ been lll out in thl' hecond lorted a high · uns~ceelffld road trip to datl'. Middleport Little League Pres• · one to Nick Coat~ in short cent· may weJl ~etermine whether t~.e dent John Thomp.!lon said todaY er whi<-h he toot on the dead run. Q~al\ta: . retarl:l _home next , w~k • protest has been filed by In· Two were out. s~11! ~n the ·Nahonal League .~ flr.il dians' pilOt Wo~dy C~U o~er \~ Darling won the i8Me far Wa· diVISion. 1\•esday defl!at of the Jndians b.y hama when he got full wood 00 J The third-place Giants, 2\2 the Red Sox. Cunningham 2·2 pitch that w;.s gjl.p!es bet\ind, league-leluling MilBasis for the protest was fail· aliJhtly hi gh and outsiQe. n s.ailed Wl'lukee, atre · only two game!. ure of Thompson, who managed over Coates' head and bounced abead of .Cincinnati. the team that evening _beci.u'sC: against the high 11chool butldin8' Left ~onder . JOhnn:• Antonelli, ttre boys' regular manager ha\! ne!U' the furnaoe room entrance. 8_5 will bl\ll41e mou!ld r-horcs left town, and no rep1acerilent By the time it had stopped rlc- tor ~lie OI'ID:ti tOnight aptinst Ell' ,had been obtained, failed to use ochetln g around the enclosure Red)e,J' Joe ~u'xhall 3.3. all the Joys on h1'.1 t ench at therl', r>arling was fOPndiniJ third. San Ftanclteo , gained a r~\J 'teast one inning as •-~ requtre,t He 'heat the throw In ee1Uy. U:JI k · 11 under rules. 1 The next batter, J. van Meter aame on .,. wau ee ast 01 g L Wll retired, Bartels to McOul· with 'II 1o.t victory ovt•r th" I Thompson said a meeting of lo':th. Brave! in an error-rilldl'n contc~• league officers and manager.~ at Milwaukee'& count,.· stadium I will be h!!ld Friday evening art~ r er It was the Giants' f1rst victorv that day's gimes to allow or digdown in the bottom of the seventh ln '1he &hrtf-&lme serics with th o allow the Pl'9test. world champions. Meanwhile: tains today were' to fun Terry Phalln, get Coates on s•. , ·uii p•r e•pected to w' ashout p ony gamt~'i 002 111 a liner to the mound and Bartela ' ...., " eraunded out, second to first. centue poiQtl ahet~tl of Uw this evening. i~to Pr·"tes ' l Fi)ed "L'JltJ.eLe o--.. .~~s~eJ~~~~ef~a!~: ~~~.p~t~~ re~o,·ned springtime bills with a G1tthe Jump .. ~ CASH \ '• ". "..... • \ LOAN ... '' ' ' ' ' $25 to $1000 ••~ I Money for Mary , pring· time e-~J»'n~e on signature• only, co r o• furn1hue . For p1ompt, pfiva~l! l·T1ip UHV· ice, phone fi rs t. Kal Hindy, Monnge r l!lOO W. Second St. -(•hone: 432, Pomeroy ~~~~=~~~=~~~~~~;;::;;;;;;;~~ ~- GOODfiEAR ANNIVERSAnY Wt're celebrating with · PRICES! Our Three best sellers in the most popular size! · Wt've ohorply nduccd priceo on !N~e three ouatandinc n... Qoodfear for our 60th Anlll"na'T Salcl $top today and '"' with 1ajdyl . $4,•• . <8> Super·Cu•laloa GET EARLY LEAD mch Jones' boys went into tl 2-l lead in Lhe first inning when Coa tes wn.s sare on an error, Bar· tels walked, Wilson was safe on a fielder '~ choice and so waa Tom Grueaer. Cunningham doubled Conies and Grue1er home. Bill Gibbs singlt•d but Moorr. fanned to end the thrt~at. Wahama had QOiten one in the first on two walk s, two fielders' c hoic~s. and Hemsley's sin~:Je. WMhuma /,j,OI a 3-2 lead in the third on Fi~her's walk, an error, a walk to DJv id Roush, and J . Van 'Meter's Slll.I! IC. · The Vet.~ 1tl'd it up in the bottom uf tht• thinl when with two ou1 Grucser c!oublcd cl~:mly down Uw lt'ft fw!d lmc mside the bog. He s(•ore~l on an error playing for him at third . Two or lilt! Vels' runs were 102 003- 6 8 2 VP\s 201 100-4 7 I 1957 FORD 6 CYL. PICK-UP 1955 FORD V-8 PICK-UP' 1952 G:M.C. 2 TON CAB ti·I:HASSIS ~..>11 · See These A-1 · Trucks -PRESTON MOTORS Mi~dlep.ort, 0. ·461 So. ·Third Avt: •h 61fJ ' JU IN OUR ' LOU!SVILLI, Ky. UPt-ludoll 146\la, L•uiMvlllt, Ky., out· J.'"""· poln"d Dukt Morrl1, 147~. D•· abov~ WATCH UP AIR - 'I ' I ·.CLE , '' I ! R'JC HEY Til•• GOessler J•wtlry ' 'fo;,eN? CIALS.-~- I FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY ONLY . . ' CLEAB "-NC E LE All Summer· .$hoes living Room Suites ~~~5 Plymou~h Bel.~ . $99_9 · 19Q<'-M~~,ttle~~·~'t · ~•· $~5 $195 , 1911 Ford T"dor, )' . $239 ~!I~C~f·~I'Qitf•·d~ Wa !S.~~ ~3?5 1'.~3Chevrole~4d~ ·Was $599 $425 ' · 4D.oC>r ~w.r•A ·'::$95 I 19S7C~evrolet .. was St}95' $1899 1 2... d ,. r' w.~. $-·195 $.1•s' l{~IID'I'OP ~ '~"'~ Ill! . · · 1956MercuryC~n Was$1.895 $1761 .,19~!-:~o~~4~~r:. _ --~ts- $115 . ~\!~ 19$3 Chevrolet Cpe•"!" $1195 $599 .1952 , .ord Tudor ., ·Was $64~ ·-··. ~~~5 . 1953 Buick HTCpe Was, $765 $509 195SChlvrolet2-d• W•s.S~,~~',., J725 : 19S,3 Ply.,oa(thC:pe ·w•s·$565 $39' 1~$3·- ~o,.!udor \' W•s·$795..-~-~.fs: COUPE 1' . ' ,: • · ~ ' .. .. ' ~ . 1• ' . ' ' · I • · · . ' , '" · .· .·U. SED· ·.J:.:R·, ' ~ ·' t ,,. . ' 'I (d .• C) 1916 Chevro~..t.t' . ' Plql; UP Dinette Suites ., '· $5.00 • . th! , HARDWARE lf Men's Dress Shoes $4J)O pr. . ~ . 'I ~ Midilleport • '"'t:' ' l U W. Second St. (forlltfrly EVANS! Pome.roy ~RA~ERRY COFFEE •• · Whole Ke"'el or Cream Style .SWEET',_ ,r.IAS ·CORN '2 ' ""' ,-29~ 2 ccans 29¢ ' ACAN OF UGHT. FLiftD . With The Purchqst ... Of . 10.Gall~ns . - Or More . Of . { Custom 240 I .' ~- . ". .. ' J ',, $1345. . ' ' J· 'A ~ .... ' I lf.APERI.AL IC~ < 1r• " 7 ' '' ,3 FLAVOlS ' CREAM •.• 1f2 GAL; ' PLENT\'' ~ Ble~·ded 2iSoJ ' or BLUE SU.HOC:O . GA$0Ltt111 .. • • • • • ,, . ALL GRINDS • TOP QUALity ICfCREAM (C. ·" .. . 82 EVANS VAC. TIN E''t SUPRIMl . .' . ' . · ' (0~ ,, M~LIN$ .· ...SOtUO I' <'·, , "' rA'• .· •• ,' • • ,, . . • • ,. ' '; ~ 1. ;, .. { POME·ftOY.t$1JN9CO j 491 ' ' a lb. c:.an 79tt. P.r.0411,..:,e 1 SIRVlC:I·· NYLON HOSE 2 for $1.00 •• At ., WOIK SHOES No.Secend ~~ ..l ' $1.99 pr. ! ' ) , !1!4~hevrol.et2-~1,w,jJ~s· · 1t$4 Chevrolet2 T.:·.YJ~' $1095 TENNIS SHOES and OXFORDS $1.99 pr. SANDALS '• , Women's Shoes $4.95 pr. Legal Notice '> 1 tHen from Mathew Roush's Shoe Store ' FOR I 2~.6'7 1 :IO~~;~i~~: ~ SATURDAY JUNE 38- SUNDAY J~ 21 FRIDAY JUNE 27 ..- . ' p~rr:! l l~5~~t~~~~~~t Me•gs• C. Men's F · ellowship In MOftdOY Meet'1ng The Meigs County Ven'a Fell· ~~8EEI 1 SET OF DISHES OR KnC';tftHTOOL , .f TIR.ES -..E~~pUni :Vembert were reqtlefted to,... p01tage Rto.mpR and brinl them and old C!uittmaa cartt11 to the next meeting. Plana were ma(le for a Wcnlc ~t t ~ M4ddlePQrl Park on July Z! It e p. rri. Group 1inginJ f:iJoW'ed with b; :.ln. Eugene Brown pr 11 yer by Mn, G. k, B.;DJ, preJ-Itoncl~.~~t~h~e~m~ee~t~in~g~.=ident, open.ed the cn~r of the PomeroY WCTU JJeJd · Tuesday eveniDK at the Flrot Baptist 0 Church. led b · IIn. J . H. ' wert Stephenson. "Ylow,r YMluiona and 1\tllief" Wll the topie of the prothat the persona) estate ef Jel$. · Township Or Sutton. Beginning at dated 16 Marth, 100, <1nd recorded gram prmnted by Mra. J01eph tbe Churcbe.s of Chrilt tile decedent Is. insufficient to 1 Ex:eeptins the eoa,l under the t}Jc ~uth line of John P. Wolfe's in Dted Book 139 P~ge !:18 of Cook who streued the bnportance tvening at the Pom· pay _the d~~fs and ~he charges.. of above described premi!K!s. land m the center of thf! Public · Meig3 County DeeU Records. q! helping lbe foraotten people eroy with a large attendby admmlslra,llon _or hts estate ; that PARCEL 2: Abo, tbt' following Jtoad leading from Rulne to 0. K. 0\Dd the veteran•' hotpltala and ance. he ~ied setzed m fee simple of the describN\ real estate situated in Landing; . wilbur Pierce. pre1ident, was in ld thence d Southerly follow· th Nt th !llllintilf d f d fuM,her alleg" lo•'lo. ' , l ' • fo~lowing real e,!tate: 1 tht> Town!hip of Sutton county ot ·mg sa h Roa toward 0. K. Land· ha e e (;fl unt, Mae Wolre ' i& During the buslnetl oeulon, ch arge of Ihe meeliDI and a- re· E' ' f All Work-.CorfttleW ?.ARCEL 1: The ~ollowlng de- Meigs 'and ' Stlite o~ ohio, and i,n mg 1g teen Hundred and ninety- l e owner1 ot the -~lin waa welcomed t ·other undivided Mrs. Anna .o:...-ro port was rna de concerning Benjie In lHI ~ 11\'Hk aertbed ~eo} ~~ tote, SI~U11ted in the 160 acre Lot No. 12t5. Beginning thtee ', lSSS) 1ce1 to a stake; thence one haIf .n cres m 11nd to Parcel " a gueot . It was announeed that Young, a '" '·· > f ' • d th 1 · ·r uvY f rom Ha.,.aii which ~.~ty of Me~gs, in the To.wnship at tbe Southeast corner of 72 acre w t.,e a oresaid South Une "'' , ••...:-• I' e 11 OWl h.IP i1 educating at the • th an r e V amt• 1 r demunds that t~e '' Union had mot 1·t1 o"!ptlon• V~ P. WoIfe & 73 acres; tbence of ;,ulton and 1n the St~te of ohio, Lot No. 8S4; the"ce East 'on the e en are re11 estate described 01 a.nd waa a Life Line qniori. Min Kentucky Christian Co.Pege at Court St. and bound~d and d~scrtbed as fol - North line of 100 Acre tot No. We~t . t? the plaC<l of beginning, Ptar~l 4 ~ shold , including the in - .\ugu1ta Genheimer, Mr~. Gtorle Grayson, Ky. ApproJ:imately $l500 lows, tl1-wit: Being 1n 72 acre Lot 1216 to the Road ; thence following con auung Twt:nty (20) acre!!, more Wolfe. erb~ O 1 t! defendant, Mae ft. Parker a!ld Mro. Steph•naon ba B heen ratae · d ror this project.. or less. ,.. Th were named as the nominating Young who hal been at the cole roal underlying the above The prayer or seid petition is committee. lege ror two yean it , ...n"':ng the premisca i3 hereb)· excepted. for' tllc sale of said rcr.l estate for -:::;:::-'-:::-:;-c--;:---;:---:--,--:-::~ "' in lla· PARCEL • A"u un d.tvJd ed one- th'~ paymc nt °1 debts and charges a' stake on the south aide of the su~J~mer hi• parents , • ..: wau and With is wortin 1. hal~ interest in th e following de· aforesaid. · road ; thence South 81 deareea A1 I '<_Tibed real estate., to-wit: ·Begin· The · persons first above men- We1t1 74 rode to the, Wed li•w .... of freshments the close of the meetint. rewere served by the th nmg at !.be S. W. corner of 160 tiorrod will further take nollce thut e section ; thenC* South 28 rods bost church. acre Lot No. 1216,, Town 2, Rlinge they h,ave bfen mlld(! parties de· a~d 20 links to the place of begin· Churchea represented were lfid1 12. Ohio Compeny'! Purchase; fendant to 1111id peti:J:.n, and th<~t !'mg, containing 33 145/1$) acres. dleporl, Bradbury, Zlon, Rutland IC.. . • ~---.ei~~~-~ Nfi.: ~ ' . / . •:-r-·, .. 1 thence East 30·5/ 10 chains to a th~y wip. be reqUir• ·d to answer Alsv qmnmg at a sta~Jce at the and P.omeroy. I post; then~ ·N. 4·36!100 chains 9ame on ~r befort· the 16th day of Township line 28 rods and 20 links If;;;;;;;;~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lo the Guide p,Jst at · forks of August, 1058. North of tht Southwett CQt'Def' of 11 . . Road; thence alor.g the Road N. DORIS E. REINHART Ad- t~e N(irtbwest Qua,rter of ~Cti® .S · A 9 degrees W, 3-3/ 10 chams N. minit~tratrix o( the Estate 36; thence North 9 roth to the ""' 41h degrees E. 4·3.J/ 100 chains N. of Grovl'r Cleveland Wolle, center or the road; thence.a South· ~14 degrees W. 7 chnins to a pollt also known as Cleve Wolfe, ea~terly direct\on a~I)QQ the center at a white oak thrfe, N. 63 degre(:!a . deceased. of the mad 8 rods to lands now 0 W. 7·15/ 100 chi:lin:: N. 34 decrees W~STER &: FULTZ owned by Rue Morriu; tbene.e a W. 7·12 '100 chains, N. 3~ degrees Attorneys for Pbintiff Southwesterly direction along said W. 6·9/ JO chains, N. 20 degrees W. (6) 26; (7) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; 6te Rose lforrisll' land 5 rods to plate ' 6-45/ 100 chains, N. 19* degrees of beginning, eontaloing 1;¥ lcre, • • w. 576.'100 chains, N. 4S d~Kre•• more or lesa. W. 7·35, 100 chain11, N. 69 degree11 Said plaintiff further allc&ed Sizes 4 to 9 W. 3·5, 10 chains to the East line Ervin Forcm•n wh that the above named were heirs at 1 1 1 of 12 acre Lot N 834 t >~ ' ose as Pace l1w or ~a:d Robert N. Foreman, o. a run anu of redden~ was 2009 Metro l't d1 · PAY k FOR A SECOND PAIII ..... 2 PAll U.OO Road ; thence West alon~ said run Stre t P't - 1 h PO' an an urthermore that said defend· and Road to a post· th,.ocil Sout} e ' 1 ts ~rg · Pennsylvania, anls were also th~ own'ers of an . • ' ,. , and wboae preaent place or resi- undi 'd d · t t· h d · Womea's on 1he.West lm~ o: II. ~olfs Ian denee Is unknown and cannot With VIe meres ID t e sai real 16 chams LQ lhe South Une of 100 reasonable 'diJI ..encc be t . eJtate, and that .it wa& n~r)' • a,cre Lot No 277; thence East· . IJ§ ., aseer aiD· that the entire real estate be aold along sa id lme and the South une ed, Harley ·Balter. Wh9se last according to the statutes in such Sizes 4 to 8 of said 72 acre Lot to the ii. E. ~nown plae3 of residence was San- case& made and provided. The prayer of uld petition is corner of S<1ld 72 acre IQ,t; thence ord, Florida, R.. D. ~· &nd ~hose South on th(' East lirib of said U · present place of re~ld .. nce IS up- that the decedtnt's lntereat' 'in acre ~o~ to tpe plar;.e of ~Jf:Kiflntng, ' ~rJfgwnen:n~~annotrtwa•~nlhed~caMso•nldarbelde said real esbite be sold for the ". Women's Men's 137 alii f ""' ·~ payment of his debts, that the t con am.m~ . . acres, ~ at:res O Sims, Da(l f'Jtrl Gl:'lrtr~de Chris- entire real estate descri-..."'d in the wh1ch IS m said 160 acre Lot No,j ty Geoflge Chrl ~..nd J · pe t't' "" 1216, lQ_ij: ~~ if\ 160 aCI't! ~t ' ,..., ean Chtl!l· ' lon, ·lflf1udina ""'e iotereat to Endicott Johnson No. 1215 @nd 87-7/ 10 acres l the t)' ,JIJU, e•ch of Whose place of all owners and de(endanb therein £ ~ residence is unknown and cannot be sold In accotdante with the sta· Cork SQles South par of 72 acre Lot No. 834. with reason.a"'* diligence be ascer· utes and lhat the PFOCeedl deriv· Eicept 12 acre~, more or leu, as tained· tbe unknown heirs d i- ed therefrom be divt.ded amon•tho Sim B'h tc> 11 deeded by BenJamin Wolf to Mil· ' . . • ev • ton Wolf Nov 14 lQlQ being th sees, executors, admtmstrators or defendanll ll.l (heir lnt.ereftl apflf ' land ' b~unded on assigns. of Frances Foreman K_ing, , after payment o( cosp; tlitt · by the Public Road lead~JUC .•d ceased, SWyia Foreman Chr 15 ty, Court determine the intel'elt the Star ~· East I:Uld ,;jh-.' ' dd~e~, M'ilgle Foreman Smith, to whiob eaeh defendint is entitled aU land ... ~td.Jby the~ld ' 1'J.' , Georo. Foreman. de· and for other relief. Sizes 6 tc> 12 ~~ . , .~ l ,a nd Rolieft N. Forenan, The persons first above menQO!!l· .: ; • 0 Volaea To fl.85 Wolf .. ng West of a ecea , will take notice that ed will fu tther' take notice t}lat - - on the 12th day of November, 1954 they have been made partie. deWITH EACH SUITE ~URC!iASED ; IJle plaintiff, Manning D. Webster fendant to said petition and that !18 administrator of the state of they nre r~uired to an••er tbt ( obert N. Foreman, deceased, same on or before tbe 26th day of Ohio Sales Tax Free On West VIrginia Deliveries fUed his petition !11 the July, 19~fl. • Probate Court of Meig~ County , MAI\i'NING' D. WEBSTER !itNCE 1171J Ohill, allegmg that the personal Administrator of the Estate of estate of said decedent iS insutfiRober(' N. Foroinan cent t~1 pay hill debts and the (5) 20:· (6} 5·12·19-36, ('1) 3-10. • ~h,P~Jes for administering hls esI t'e, that said decedent died In fee simple ~·f an undivided inter- / •i I{) ' , '1 ~•. i ... est in aqd tt; the roliowing real ~• f I ' '·~· ~)t..' esta\P: • PU~NITU~E ParCel No '11 The following real $'The 811:, Busy Store.WMre Your' HatCilllla':,_, ~t~te ~ituate in the County of ,' I 0 ., ..eags andt·· Siate or Ohio arid- of . . MI!),I)LJilPOIIT, OHIO ' <· lhe Ohio Company's ,Purchase bd ' described LS follows to-wit: Be· ,ginning ~ rod.s North of \lltlttth east. corner of Section 11.. '1\Jrf 3, Jnd Ranae 13; tbence North to Ute center .of the-"/!·ion; , thence OUR W~st 40 fOda; th cili sodtn to o • point due. ,Weot o sfartl!ig Point: FRESH thence t~.Jb_e place of begin · 1h LL S "• .. , ping, conta'l'· (Ji!'Jo ·eres, more or 1• ' ll' ~ Jess. ~'f ' • Many Other Dtooratlve DMien ' Plrcel No. 2; The following deFor Sp-,::1•1 Occlliont ·~ . SOl'ibed real estate situate in the . , 'Northweil ~Quarter of Section No. Open 9 A,M. I<>;, P .111. 3!1, l'owD.shii? 4 North, Range ti West, b~iqg · orante Township, Meigs Cqupty, Ohio. Beginning at .tlte ·s. w. corner or the N. w. ·' 'QUorter Of ~ection 35; thenee ~o11 , 100 ' rod, to Wm. Rankin )a'\d; Phoae •tfl-M• tbenc~ ll{qft!l 7S rods to a stake on the .SOU\If llde pf the rond; Uten~ BRADjllJIIY, OHIO , '17 dl!grees West 36 rods ·to . . lroil, 10. ,, - ~, ~ $~~,~·'' to .$109;9$ OPEN &,QO A.M. TO ,. G:.QA?. P:rL~ I.. .. STANDINGS .. 1950 Oldsmobile • Was $195 $119 1954Chevrofet2dr Was' $7~5 . $599 1951 Chevrolet4dr. Was $~5 $269 1952 Chevt,.let4dr Was $545 .$389 1951 Chevrolet2dr. $239 1949Jiy~·outh4· dt Was $295 $177 Phllodolphlo 5 Chlcogo 4 IN) 10 In St. Loulo 3 Pltt ... rth 't IN) S.n FranciKO 10 Mllwtuket 2 IN1 Lot An,.ltt at Clnclnnttl IN) p,cl, rain AMIRICAN LIAOUI W L Pet. GB New York . .... fO 22 MOe Kan9n City . ... 31 30 .llH 71f.. Detroit . . . . . . 32 31 .508 8 1~ Boston . . . . . . . 32 33 .492 9'1: Chicago . ...... 30 33 .476 10% Cleveland . . . . 31 35 .470 11 Baltimore ..... 28 34: .452 12 Washln.ton . . . 28 36 .438 13 Wtdnndfy't R11ultt · Ntw York tt' C"lugo ,ppcl rain aoltlmort •• Otlrolt, •" rtln B"lon tt CltvtltM (N} ppd nln KonHI City 4 Woohlneton 3 iN) pOmeroy WCTU M · • Held .· un~cr T eetJ.ng N . uesday . iGht . E~ceptina • .. Wahama: Hemsley and E. Van Vl·l~: Cunningham nnd Grucsrr. Umpire: H. Van Vnmken . At!. - 200. Wednesday's Rtlultl _, • Sold .\11•h•r . By Unlttd Prtu lnt.rl'tflontl NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pit, GB Milwaukee . , . . 35 26 .a&1 St Louis .. . . 33 29 .e,32 2'h San Frnncisco ..' 3i 31 .530 21,1 Ci ncinnati .... .. 30 30 ·.&00 4 1 ~ PlU!IbUrt:h .. Jf 32 34 ."\485 IBt Chicago . . . 32 31'1 .478 ll Philadelphia . . 2R 33 . 4~9 7 Los Angeles 29 36 .446 8 • I r(ildoqoe w•.•· 24 N~rth %1h. llo. e:u. bealn~lne ot the SOUth- nid Rood North 20 dec. Weol 1 eer!tln road or lane runnincllorth SJ$1, Lewloburg, · Pennsllvolio't · iiltll;)<orner of 72 we Lot llo. 834 761100 rodo, North h · 1~1~ des. Weot 5· ·and SOuth from 181d Publle Road LEGAL NOTICI - - and'· whcae present plt~ce · of teal· tiiQnce E11t on the Sou1h line of c ams, North 43 degreeJ leadln.C Ea1t from Sta r Mill. . KITTlE ,BLACKWO.op) who. Jl!• dence ia unk~own and cannot , w~th 12 acre Lot No. 834 to the south- West 1·3'! 100 chains, North 19 , alao the coal Sides at 'P!)lC 3683, R. D. S, Auburn rea&ona.~le dlligence ·be ucei'taln,. eaat e'o.rn~ ol 72 ~re ltot No. ·83f; dcg. West to the .Ealt lifle or 72 the abot~ deaeribcd prcmile&. Exupti.DI thereflom a pareel California; · ALTO~ i). ' woLP'E, ed: JAMES DANIEL VERNON, thence North on t~e East line of acre lot NIJ. BSf; thcnC( Sout~ on who resi.des .Jit ·104 Second S*reei, whoBe place of residence is un- 12 acre Lot N~. 834 approxillll!teEast lioe of 72 acre Lot No. c~otat(lial 20 acrt:t, more or lea, St. Albans, 'West Ylrgtnlai SCQ'rr known and cannot with reasonable ly 66 rods I'Jlore o~ leis to the 834 to the S..tutheast corner of 72 copveyed W Cleve W': l ~e from Neu It. WOI.ilf, wllo, rasidt~t tl Box 8, di!Jgenc:c be ascertained, will hke roud; th~m~ We"-<olon~ tald run aere Lot No. 834, Ot' tl) the "Place W•lfe 1n~ Mae Wolfe by Uefd Cu.nnelton, West Virelhl.A; . notice t~~t Do~rs E. REINHART, and Ro•d to a Pot:t;. thon(e South of beginning, cOntaining Ten and ~~~d 12 .Muy 1928 r,(ld recorded PlCKENSj wbQse Ja&t known as AdmmJiltratrtx of the Eltate of oh the Weit lin• o.f 72 acre.Lot No. ····~air 1101\) acres, more or ..... . In' Deed Book 131 Page :lt7 'or Grover Cleveland Wolfe, alao ,834 to the ~oulhweaJ Corner of Excepling the coal under tbe MeiiP. County Deed ncccrda. . , kno.wn ~~ Cleve Wolle, deeealf!d, 72 acre Lot !io. 834, or to the described premises. I a ol on · tbe. 14th d~Y of DecemiJer.,. place or besinnins, epatalning PARCEL 3: The following teal aeres and a parcel oi 1"11 acrca "POMEROY'S ., ted In the County of conveyed by M1lton Wolfe • l~f7, filed her peUtion in the Pro- TwEtnty-flye and SixlY·JCVen one Cltate ~~.ua and bate .CO\U't of M~lfs County, Ohi9, hundredths (2~. 67) acre1, more or Meigr, State of Ohio and in · ttli: Mae Wolfe tq Ch•vc Wolfe by deed .wednesda~ • ' BEDROOM SUITES-. $99.95 to · $1 R HI Wahmna evening with 8 7.1 de- Hindy's single. . -·. tb~ . only tQtra -baM bit _off h1m. feat of Ru!land which is sho\ving Nelson drove in his tblrd run Rutla!l~t · · · · •·• ulO 000::-<1 ' 3 rapid improvement in diamond with . a single ;,; the . ltfth oft&f Middleport .. '.' 10'1 220-"'7 1 l lore. . ·" · had ' wa~ed and stoleta Rutland: 01\a:an aqd1 German. Darrell Dugan, RutbJnd pitcher again. Msrk ;Kelly sinKIOd Middlepnrt' lilndy and /Nay· who also operates Wlth author_Jt,V Nebon but Wayland flle1 land. .' rrom a halfbaCk . post durm{ footb nll season, hmited Coach ~~lan I ~~~·ackhamr~s boys to 7 0 13 • s n mg ~ · · '~t llano~: Hmd)', 14-year:old husky or Middleport, k~pt Rut· ~n(1 h11 ~ters u.nde'· eye hi bet'·· ..[ ·L a!Jowmg four h~tsJj one 10 .l ,uw home~ br Alnfl: ~id le ' the fourth mnmg. J•mmy Gra'' ~am also connected CQr a double m th~ scvc"llh. • Lee combs hl(i walked · ahead of Graha:n but had to stop at thJrd and both died as Hin~y ,. ........... . n~d ~~rsp•J ~nJI TurJlqr gr<iun'~'~ll out. The other Rulland was a siftgie h)' Martin in the sixth. . For ~1JJ91~po~t lJQb:by lfelson had the bi.S bat with a two·ru!l triple m the third inning to P\" his team ahead 3-1. Dave HaJitlr.ger 1·n th" first inning, batt1'11:o ... .:. second, h:1d singled , stole ~~econd, · 1 • gone to third on a paAAed· ~II, and scored on DannY Hlndy'~ ground out. MiddlPcp')rt got two in the fourth to go r • O"f : when yog•· Way 1a~d WIU\ an error reached di1rd on· 111 w $129.95 to $179.95 ea n1Nl four ll~msley fanned 71 walkrarnrd, or Wahuma's were . ed I Cunning ham f:mned 6, walk · '"Lim'' srorr.: mer as he walke;d onJy three. Middleport .stayed in eontentio:t and scored on· Harlan Whitlatch'~ titJton. W~o h¥ a _htt)it ' 9l tl:it· In the >1-M Bi\Seball League sinKio. He came . home Oll Dm tlng .400 or biter in the OVA ilot , I .... ""'Y· • .Waha11a a, N,oflte ' \ .ulvl(:• sr•tun~ '"' • • • • • . . . 5< lb. CABBAGE POMEROY, ~ ' SMI '·. . ' •• • ");, ' '' •• 1 . • S:lb. bs~t; 75.: GREEN BEANS 5f«EEN ST ..... ~ 11111.3$< ' �I ,,, I <' <" ' ·~ ' ' 8-Dally SenU~el, Pomeroy·Middleport, '0., June 20, 1158 (Contlnu~tfl House. Meanwhile, Senate g<>l d<OWIO h the tedious task of confm11111g ao 1 appointees of the gover 11 or. :, 1 !Continued Fram Pege Ont) the afternoon, 39 were mcthodll.!.t! - on tl)e new second floor. This ly conf1rmed. unit has been designed to provide 'A stol'my 25 : . 1 c1 ,b. t d . ~bservati on nurseries and a recre,;. mmu ~ t a t> e j ~10nal and . 1TV area. Thirteen veloped m the eYenmg sc.-.swu medical and surgical beds wtll w_hen Charles Noble as du·cdor ol abo: be housed in this ·portion. highways came before the Scnak The top floor provides roomt Noble !mall}' was approved b} fo r 30 pa 11en · t s. Th e new accom . . a vote Of 2ti tu 4. Vohng a.:: ~ l n .;t modations mcludr. nrivate acN_obl e we~e Scns. Ross Pep pl e 1\- commodations, , four 3-bed , uni!s Lima, Jul1u s J. Petrash , ,\nd_rcs and the remainder are to be semtC. Pulka and Frank D Lei .• pnvate rooms with bath actom brezze Jr., all Cleveland 1Jl' ,n 0- moUatwns. From P1ge One) men!, in vJew of C ~oud's state ment and the ~how of hands vote in ....,hlCh only three fa\·ored di'l- WEEKEND SPECIALS <' ' GroundBrok'en Legislature cussion o{ IUlbane's bill and the SUB 1ssue This means the bills probably w11l never reach the AT SIMON'S MARKET 10% DISCOUNT SKINLESS Wiener$ ·oN ALL FROZEN FOODS Bacon Ends - $1.09 SPORTSWEAR GROUND Just In Time For The' Fun Days Ahead $1.59 Beef Lb. 49~ GARLIC HOME MADE Bologna Lb. 45(t Sausage Lb. 59~ 5 LB. BOX I • 2 LB. PKG. SLICED ' , =~ ' ' Everything In The Sports Wear Line Is Reduced. I I I SIMON'S MARKET W. MAIN ST. PHONE 330M 1 I f()MEROV ing. H'e said none were pl<llllled for the neXt 15 years The C u ynhug<~ County Svndtrll ~ er . t 1 ciz ~ d Ncble and 0'.'-!l· 11 fllr "cJ reumvcntin,, the I.. v.·· aiH~ "~ubtcrfugt·" ... On <trH1ther portion A lotal of 72 appomt111e11l s Wl'l'~ confirmed . ,. ,_ special re~olution was mtroduced by Sr n Chill te ~ J. Carney D-You ngstl~>vn wn3 blasted state Fmance Dlrcct11r John A. Sktptun and 'hJ I ply cr. t_iciz~d O'Netll '.s arlmiJJistration lu~ Its handlmg of fl l'lU S a[')pl'lo prmted for t_be mental! ~ dl I Carney charged "'J'lH' nwnt~JIIr Ill of Oh10 arc bemg -~~I,Jrt chan~ cd by the &hottsight!'d I heal pr,. licy or the govc1 nm ·_,, <Jdmm: ~tration.'' The governor open PrJ \Vc• dne.days session Wllh joint .1 25 ·11111111 •\' speech before th~e st'.'isllm and a pal' ked ga lll' r) {) Ne cll uul lmed hi.s <ldminJstro~ :J cln ~ aLTom plishments, then r.l.~ ~, ( :' rl the b,IJ I Save Now While The Sun And Fun Season Is At II'• I . Pepple Opp05f 5 Noble On the roof or the old hosp1tet1 1 Pepple, the only Revul 1] 1cilll up bUlldmg on _the porti~n that was posing Noble, deplored lh(· .td · constructed m 1926 Will be lo~at­ minist~ation's la ck of tuur-laJ,l ed a new central supply, phy.s1c~l highway construction ilurl pliln.: therapy department. 1 Height. SE.E OUR LARGE SELECTIONS Mercedes Condon DRESS SHOP Stc:ond St. - Pomeroy, 0. ~~~~~==-:==~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~=::-:::=:=-:::::::::::::::~b~o~a~rdl_llobby, sayi11g , · _l_~~t~r argn o~ t~e roof will be located a new animal 'la· lloratory. Extensive remodelin.g is being done in the exi!lting hospital lo double the present capacity of tbc obstetrics department and the nurseries. It will include DaJly Senilnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 26, 1988--7 Cabbage for Sale: Price Ia right. I board of trustees, and chairmun , of the building committee of . HIGH • LOW TIMPI a new mH!, formula room, addi- Hol;,:er Hospital Foundation. N~W YORK UPI - Tbe high· tiona! bath accommodations, adThe invocation will be given est t~m~fature ,recorded hi the ditional operating room, and il by Rev. Warren H. Wilson, Grace nation · Wedael!lday was at new 7-bed recovery unit. ' Methodist Church and the bene- Presidi,6, t:ex., ~e U. .S. Weather Architect for this work 16 Dau diction by the Rev., Al~rt S. Bureau rep-or""d today. Lowest A. Carmichael of Columbus; the Chappelear, St. Peters EpLSCOPdl temperature this ,mofning was at general contractor is C. H. Jim•- C::.hu::r.::•h::.__:=-:---,-----,---::-:-_:_:::Fr=os=e=r;-,-:Co=l:..o·==-r----=-=son & Sons or Huntington, W. Va the clcctr!c cDntractor .i.s Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Comp~tnr ur Charleston, W. Va., and ~- J. Stockmetster of Jackson, 0., has the plumbing, beating and ventlloatmg contract. Holzer Hospital, whicb las! )-' Car hild over 7,000 in-patient ~ and over 50,000 out-patient visits serves as a small ar~a medical center for a wide radius. Gallipolis, with 36 doctors, (26 of whom arc specialists) has the di~­ Unction of having the Iargen mcd1cal• staff in the Utiited States in a town of comparabh.' size. In addttion a number of doctors from neighboring communitie.; have _staff privileges a~ the hospital. . n• RADIO &-:rELEV.SioN Sil:itViCE Phone 200. r,ieland Appllanee Store. lll \v. liloin Sir"''l. Pomo:;rol). 1-23-tf CONClRETt; BLOCKS ·liUIII fillir Ptlr tNO" oo. GittJJisiit iu.i)ck aMilO. Nortllof Po~ Evans To Spe'ak On Rt. U. Coli Wm. G..... llocltSprlrigl Q::U:::IC:rrK-:S:::E:::RV::li~.-..O.:.n_)\'.,..1 a"'"'~,..b"""'.R;."': polriJ11 hJ tactoey Tral"" wt\<'•o;na••s. cOlliNs JEWJ:t I!llS. Pol&eroy. .!.i .t RAUal Crown Here's Big News, for Coff,e Loversl I Are you planning to bhU~ or ri· model? Call Alva tuCkeY~. TUrner 23S.MJ. 8-6.~ finish .,~ le,atbfr ,. ~nteriol'. Newly over~~ ~J.II~Jl ·P~g~~- .B~.a~_ttoars, , Po~­ ... etlla" .,•.. '· Tree trimming and removing. Low . prices. 6 years experience. Robert K Sayre, Racine, Ohio. Ph. ' 6·20.6tc 3955. ~9M Pon1i:tc V8 4 Dt. ·Sedari $l,v 195. ~4.850 actUal mile-5 by o~ l? carefUl loc-al o*ner. Bta~J~mtn, Pomeroy. t , 6-20-6tc HOW YOUR OHIO NEIGHBORS .. . ITRUCTUitAL I IIJIMS ICRA~ IRON - 'r.ilitALS Heater. Beautiftt_tr ortg:iJlal re~ and white finish--. .A vef"y ele&n caT. Locally. . oW~~ ~- JJtaettnars, Pomeroy. ' g..20-6tc (Thursday, Frlclay, Sat~rday) OH 10 · VAi..LEY . Jt!J I!H( ;;..;.~fo.j#''- 'f '\J. IDM Olds:no!Ji·~ ~ uiJl!7.ia:1fl,495. 4 Dr. SedDQ.. Power Steerim~. Po~r Brakes, Heat~r and Hy. dral\illl!c. A btii!)ltifu! black beau~lth new · bl!.lck and gray se c ver6. lftaettnars, OF' A'-P's CUSTOM GROUND 6 2S 6f$ WE BUY "954 Oldsmobtle is. $1.29~. 2 Dr. 1 Sedan. Hydram~tic\ Radio an~ • LIVE BEITER .•. Electrically 111 ldeall~>tetlon Grevel 4Sc you wait. to haul at rea· ments about private property would vanish mto thi{J air if, t:;y the s1de Qf their propertf, there was to be located a junkyard." O'Neill la1d the SUB issue squarely in the lap of the Legislature by tellmg the session that 1f they felt SUB should be con!iidered, 1t was "within the pUi· view of this speeial sessio~n." Hou!ie Speaker Cl-oud told the scs.swn he felt the issue wa 3 "not Germane" and reminded leg islators they had the right to ob jcct. He suggested that the labor (Continued From Pett OM) GET OEfAILS an•l industry comm1ttee "may to attend AT OUR BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT exercise its judgment on it" Other 1-1peakers Include Carl Botll parties caucu.sed briefly. Bias, president, G:.Uipolis Chatn The House began committee meet- her or Commerce; Au~ti_p Cotton, -~ ings as the Senate continued con city manager; Dann 0 . Taber, COLA f1rmmg appointments. I'1~G~al~li~a-(C:o~u~nty':__:~~e~pr~e~se~n~ta~ti~v~e~a~n~d-~===================~~ I ' We han Homer ROUiih, Syracu1e1 Otuo. . ij ~5 61p Wayne B. Foster, Holzer adlninRe!~meJltl wlll be .nrved istr.,ator. · I by student 1nuraea qf Holzer llos· Mr. Evans is a member of thP. pllal Sch9QI ol Nunlng. ' - ~ co ' ' ft.ad10 lnd TV hrvl Reclnt, ~hlol>" 'I . 1' BTA'i'lOJI• All Makes 1nd ·Modtil• launcrrr. It'&such a convenl•ncena runnlna' up or dowrw s!Jirs. end tun brine the baby into the kitchen with me and walch him Ylhile I do ltlt llllndrylu ·~·-Mrs. Cunvnans, to wftlch I. !tie Janice adds: •·we like to help mommy Y~ith the V~nh1"1 biCIUII lt'I ·IU~" Mi!T~OPif ~N AUto . .· . ~-:!i-~ ::_I •I Phone Otis M<Cll".!•s Pomero ···..'Iii ~·.._',>,. ~0·6tc Good ctoa'rt U1od ~~" lor our . hmfNl \ . ( 181 Einolovmt:nt 2; 10 ~ Obit ~ W~flh!t!l ----·- (9ol Morine • ·~ FOR SALE · 60 Hors~ Powet OUtBOARD MOT-OR . • j 11. AND . BOAT · ~ Fully Equipped ~ Electric Starting • Generator PdWOr Steering Upholstered Seats Windshield . Bow Lights S{ern !Agllts • • t:::' '!'!""'.. am- ...... , ' ~ lb. table top uidealloffoldu.i"and 11archini With two little 1irls and a baby boy in our family, we have a lot ofwashingand Iota of baths to take. Y•t we never run out of hot watet.* IJim Cummens, who is a 11lesmu. liku ele~tric heat as much ;8S his wife enjoy• h~r electric appliancca. "J travel. every day, and with electrie heat J know I'm not coniing home to • lot of wozk, About the only work I ever have co do is chans• 1he :thermootat. In real cold weather, bein1 able co control the temperaturt--especiaUy ia a room like the bathroom-that'• "'IIY handy." ~ "~" Mrt cu.....UOjL 49- ,,MEAT SAk-E! . A&P SUPER·RIGll'l' .·. . LEAN AND 'l'ENDER .. •' MELLOW ... FUI,.L SHANK IIALF COOKED .- ' REA,~Y·fO;EAT ?R • . '.. ·· luncheon MeQt ~ • '41·. OliiO'S FINEST u)E<\L fdr FRtiN~ BROILIN ~ , .rutASTJNG ... sMJtLLITOt;LII.SIZE< :.o m;4~~>t ;,JL,. ~&~~~~~Hf.•. ~:!~~L~A~-'-~!!],~.~ ~ Fresh T~rkeys . ~~.;. .. , I ·• ·• \ <\~~SUPl:R'RIGHT .. , FULLY DR~~~:, . '; I·OZ. llkG. ·~ 'A&P ;UPER·RIGHT ... PJ;PPiR LO~ti"O~ ;' · v: · RONEY LOAF . . . SLI,CED ' ' ' . . k·OZ. PJ.G: . :l ; . Smoked Hams • • 49' lb. A&P SUPER·RIGHT ... LEAN, SHORT SHANK ' INlufiO of lho Cllltntonl' 'WOtdtrtond !!chen" Ill the It!~ iop cco!lni unH!, lht bwlll·ln Om! end hetl·tonlrol1ed WMmtr drawer. uyh~ Wlrmar ijraw!lf Is 11ally handy end we 1111 It 1 lot beet~ lhl food tilyl wari'QI and moist and . dtlln"l d~ ·I ~&I ~aMi4:r d.,obe&t ehoose of ear -~~- MObU. fro~ •.It to,. 61 Hlmet. 11. lear. 8 till• 10 II. wh!e. · ·c,~tlle see - · Come s~:· · ' $t•495.0Q:. ' ' jYou, too, willllke the conwnien« apd pleuure of an all· elcctri~ home. Teke a tip from tbe Cummans and ALL 'rour other Ohio oelshbon who Live !letter ••• Eleccri<:aUy. i' To COMPLETE ONLY • --· ........,.,. ; (\;~ ·""" ~~,u~~fj .. J.JeC1t .naroware Bow Line , In her modern All·•lectrl" .home Beln& i "ile, ~eiitaflor aad iiiOcl.er of th;; linly ~• ~ iJ 1 bi1 job lor. anyone •• , and Mn, ~ !If · ' Van Wert, Oh10, findt on all-tloculc · 1 ~idti lot. ol help with her howehold 1ub. · ''Come into the kit~hen," inviw Alice C1111UD1l11. ........,_ other kitcheno r .. had ln tho ...~ lhil io truly • land ..• 10 eaty co cook, ond 10 1111 10 lMp PoU ilitl pw brisht and lhiny." Adjolnin1 the kitchen il tho aU ..Iectric •lili11 1utomacic washer, clotha dryu and_teble ~ waw·~, 1 ,"Our electric lau11dry ia 1 pleu~jirt to uee," .,y1 Alief. ':WrJ..' decuio clolha dtyu il juo1 ,.q..c lor bobydOchoi .all dtt, ;1 ,, C~nadion Bacon • • 49« · . Pat-~Y D.~cks. • • ~~·· '~NESJTI·b,· • l:z-.i.''tan A&P liUPER·RIGifT Luncheon Meat ••• 3·7t:,·. ·. I , . Light Meat, , :· ,' Chul$ Style Star.Kist"runa • , w · .·.· . ' .,·':.·' BIG AND LUSCIOUS ... I'LliKl.liA"~ ~ Big 6rorerg Bugs ... ,Stoe:~ .II PI . . YOUR SCOTT·ATWATiiR ' ' HEADOUART!RS · MrtROPC)LITAN ·MARINE <. SAL~ 214 W: ~lilt ' SERVICE St. Phono 16oM , IIIJ DIStdi:JNt FOR CASR.. . .... ' ·' 11 111 �• I ' ,. I •• Middleport Society 8-Daily Se!IUnel, Pomeroy ·Middle~,:o,, June 26, . ~~~==.:~:::===~~ • THURSDAY and FRIDAY "TAP V~ Hellln - ROOTS" husband 0 L Roush, who I8 a patient at. the Veterans' Hosp1taJ there. .Mr and i\lr s J M Crump of Hartford w~rt: busmess VISitors m Middleport Wednesday Mr ::md Yrs Robert M1teh and sons Ste\'en and Dav1d, Maruns Feay ~pen ! the week end their IJllrent ~ Mr and Mrs John Scanes and l1r and r.trs p L Mitch, ant1 Larry They left Monday for Pnnleton, W Va, where they wrll ~pend their vacation With Mrs Mrtch s brother m-law and Sisler M• cu1d Mrs Joe Magnotta Mrs Annlce Ohlinger tpent the week end in Dunb~r as the guest of her son in Jaw apd dal!gbter, Mr and Mr. Mrs WiJbW' Parsons, and Rusty and Mrs. Richard Vaughan and children were m Dunbar, Sunday, and were accompanied h~me by M.rs Ohlinger Mrs Fred l Gardner and Mrs 0 L Roush were in llunhngton, Wednesdady to VISit the latter's S 'ROOMS OF "KANSAS RAIDERS" Audte Murphy - Mrs Frank Cheesebrew was stalled as ptesJdent when Bnter, ehapla1n Mrs ,Stalnaker, sgt -at-arms Mrs. Rtchard Young and. Mrs. W R. Dav1s, color bearers Pfecedin)! the installation a soio "Pam~ Angclectu3" was pre11ented by Mrs Paul Ca.sd and durmg the ceremonies, Mrs &arbs sang "My Task '' Mrs William 1n th~ •nd IPomeroy OES POMEROY SOCIETY the followtnt membefl were acat· ed, Mn E. !. Hu~hfo, ~ L. D Diles, Mrs, . Shirley Millo, Mro p L. M1tcb, loin Carl Mattox, :oln !'Ielah Haoltlru, Mn Hoekett and Past Matr.ons Juduh Diggs 1s Vtsltme m .Meeting Held Mrs. Jlaptonstall. Mu~s Ladles Auxiliary of Drew WeO.ter findlay wlth relatives Mrs Alonzo CUater entertaancd Americlln LegJOn mP.t Tuei«<av the P&&t Matrona~ of Pomeroy evening at the Legion Home Mr and Mrs G D Grueser te- Chapter OES, Tuelday evening, at Olher ofC1cers -installed wer(' turncd to their borne, Columbus, her Lasley SL M1ss Erma SmJtil, f•rst v1ce p1 ~ Tuesday alter a seyeral days VISit • sldrnt, Mn Gaynelle WIH' set with his !asters, ~ftsses Maud and During tilE busaness \CSSton ond v1ce president, Mrs Uav1d Freda Grueser, Mmersville with the preSident, Mt11s Maud 1 Cummmgs, se..:retarp Mrs Harr~ Grueser, presrdmg, pions were The meeting opened In rttualU. Houdashelt, treuurer; Mrs Ge•1 lir and Mrs floyd Rumfreld of made for a picnic supper to be Bearhs, tftaplain; Mrs Pearl Hv tic form w1th Mrs Well, pre.st Rutland were Sunday guests of Mr held at the Masonic Tl"mple m afld f11mrl) July sell, h1storlan, Mrs Harley St.1 1 dent, 111. charge The report of the and Mrs Challes Buck ' Week end guests of Mrs M01ry &udding committee will g1ven by naker, sgt -at-nrm1~ Mrs Don• PA!NESYn,J.E, ' 0 . 4\JP!-Paln· Sheren of N 2nd Sl were Mrs Mrs C W Humphrey of Akron Mrs Bearhs, Mr.s d E Boney Refreshments were served by esvll1e Raceway recorded ~ bJg. thy Roush, correspondml! seer~ Nan B.trnetle and daughter!!, )Irs bistorlnn, reported that her year Is spendmg thlS week with Mr the hostess dutmg the soeaal hour ~est mutuc] handle and attend· Russell llamrlton and Mrs Julia tary and Mr-4 Orvllle Well, J ~.n ly report had been sent to heal! and Mrs Wlll1nm Baker to eight member!! anee total m Its h1story Monday, Williams, and M'1ss Nma Barnette 10r oast president Btllv Ypung left Monday for Toquarters Mtss Smtth broughl A tot.l!l of $4,527,934 weu~ Mrs Ben NeutzlmJl!, JHSI pre Mrs Harnetle 1s remammg for the greetmgs fJ'om Mr11 Leonard Russ ledo for :1 VISit With 1\(r and 'Mrs through the tote machtnes th1J Home<'mnmg serv1ces at the Mt stdetlt and past d!Slflct chaplam (Jenme Sue Elstlstein) :1 past pre- William Halkcr and daughter, vear fOJUPtl'fld to last year's to· Monal1 Chu1 ch where lihe has mstalled the officers a~mled by Sident Rhanda tal of $4,433,itl2. , been a life long member A eommumcatlon wall read from Ricky :l.forrls of Mtdlj_leport M! ~ J.tke Hetz was tuken to the surgical patlt'nt Attendan~eOJ th'~~8 mectMr and Mrs Orville ch::..mbcr~ Mrs William Stewart, dLStrlct pn spent ada} recently w1th his grand Sa1nt ~r •• ry ~ Hospital m Huntmg. mg which · tbro~ ' 43 nigh's ton whNe she was entered as a and children Tom, Btll and Sallv s1dent, concerning the birthday parents Mr and :\frs. Robert Mor· and nephew, Eric, are v1s1lmg m party at Chalhcothe Hosp1tal on ra11 Sr The 1.-Jo!Jv Bunch Sewm~ Club or racing, a ncreas«!~'from the 40 Dayton w1th re]atlves Em· w11l Thursday, August 21 The Umt Mrs Alice Robeson and brothl"r held a J)l.CDlC at the M1ddlepor\ of a ~ear agp duC tJ ratnouls, was 124,748 ~The attendance for VIS!~ h1s aunl, Mrs Robert Hill "''ll furnuh three home made Chester :\ioms ll"ft Wednesday RoadSide Patk, Tuesday evenmg for Shreveport, La, ' The birthday of Mrs George 1957 was 109,228 an Increase of and th"' Ch<.:mbers Will he guests cakes for the party A commun, mornmg of Mr and Mrs Wlllts A.lcshne eat1on wa, 1180 read from the de- where Mrs Robeson wtU spend the Haekett Sr was observed with the 1!~20. MISS OpE!I Kelly has returned partment headquarters relahve to summer w1Lh Mr Robeson, who 18 club smging the btrthday !ong Veteran Bob Seabrook won thr to her empltyment at Lhc Ohio tne convention banquet scheduled employed there Mr Morn& wh6 and presenting her w1th a number umver~al drJVlni raYP,g s~stem Valley Bakery, after lwvmg und for Thursday, July !:4, at th<' is on vacatwn from the Pomeroy of lllfts. with a net .~ 56 pe~t"e\.as a ergone. mmor surgery at the Ne1l House. Motot (o, wtll return m two Mrs Blanche Haptonstall gave I result of 19 ~vtctortes, .el~ht sec· .SChaekel Clln1c at Mason · weeks the bJeB••ng at the table where ond.!. and three tbtrds in 44 starts. Mrs Mary Sheren had us her The dt.shict conference to b-.:1 IJ":;;...;;;;:;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;.;~:;;~~~~~h~~:;;;;;_:;;;;:;;,.:;~~;;:~~~~~~~~; guests Friday and S.Jtlllday her held July 3 at Jackaon, was ao Jl daughter, :~rs Han Jell Warner, nouneed and mne members her daughter, and grandson planmng to attehd MlSs Sm11u ard Allen of Rutland resigned as one of the delegates Pt1r. and Mrs Delbert Becker 1to the conference and Mrs t.eut~ and duughter, BCt11e Gladwell, of hng, alternate, was nam(ld to the Columbua V181ted Mr ,l/ld \Irs E place An mvij;atJon from Mr.-. 0 Henry, of Chfton , Sunda} Harold Smith to hold the annual ' Mr and Mrs Earl Lockcll were Plcmc at her home 'On July 22, at m Parkersburg, Monday to vunt Syracuse, wa.s accepted Named ' her father Perry Z1rklt' who 1s a on tho planmng committee were p"ahent m St Joseph lluspllal Her Mrs Hysell, Mr5 Casci Mra Jed mother and brother , \fi<:hael ae Webster .wd Mrs Smtth comp:uued them home Mrs Davis reported ihe need of ~ot sheets by the Pomerc.y . - · --Emergency Squad and 1t w11; voted to purcbf!se four sheets and fo11r pillow cases for tbt j Squad Mrt Davis, Mrs. Youn r and MMI Stalnaker ·were namfltd lo make the purc!.Jue Mr ~ I, Nculzllng rfiportc'Bii ..a 'g_l't of $h1 to the Squad and or to~els anr. wash cloth! to the MeiJa GenerJl Hoitp1tal Susan Hayward -alro- Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew Instal red As Drew-Webster Auxiliary Head Tony CUrtiS Also CARTOON Pai,iesville HasBiggest Mutuel Take. On Record b&•· Weather ONE WEEK ALL NEW WEDS., JUNE 25 Thru TUES., JULY 1 Furniture Continuous Malwe1• SHI & Sun ltttuler Admi1slon BAKER FURNITURf On The Brightest Corner In Middleport AT THE ' DEPARTMENT STORE COATS BLDG MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LADIES DEPARTMENT ' NOW On The FIRST ~FLOOR ~------·----, , Ladles Sun back Dress.es $5.99 88c BLOUSES \, • ' HOUSE DRESSES r I • CO$TUME JEWELRY · · · ·· ...... · 77c oLe!!!~'!ushers 1>'"'! $1.99to$3.99 Maternity ' PEDAL PUSHER SETS Jamaica SHORT AND BLOUSE SETS Ladles SHORTS . $1.00 and Men's R..... GABARDINE SLACKS . SPECIAL! LADIES Slim Jlms $3.99 up LADIES Mrs Arthtlr $1 99 up '-.. ~"!'ERNITY $6.99 - DlE~SES $3.99\ t~$t:99 Ladles $3.99 $1.19 u.os $3.88 CLUTCH BAGS White and Colors - ... $1.00 lie Mtn'• UNIFORM WHITI DRill SPORT SHIRTS Shorl Sleeve - SHIRTS Cpol PANt ond SHIRT $1.91 SETS Boy1 Short IIMve 2 for$3 / Tan SPORT SHIRTS or Grey $5.00 a·set lie M;;;t,.l¥!rs were requested, t' complete the Items tor the Mc1gs f cne1 a! HQIIpltal as soon as possJ· hie It wa8 -voted to purchase 11 manuel or cer~lnon•cs for eac~ offlctir and the' Rlamst These arc lo • he returned "11 the end of tl:r )'ear A past orcsldent'J pill was pr~ scnted to Mrs Well , outgom~ pre.sHient, by Mrs Nqutllmg, 1n behalf or the Unit ~s We.l thanked her off1cen and fill •melil ~rs for their loyal support d~,r \rl her term Th~ gavel W!ft ~t"' ~entcd to Mrs. Cheeaebrew, whn thanked the Unit for tbe HOnor ~eslowed upon her an!jl pledged her full 11upport the cOining yea" The mectang cloeed m rituah.:l t1c form , after wh1cti r~ rreshment• were served by; Mrs Neutzling Miss Smith, M1'1 Albert Young Mra Done:y ~ '' Mrs A V Hnwell Wandling and .Denver Thoma I •. ;I, Bt tbe MlddiUP\l!'t Roadaide Park, eveqtu , waa for the members plcnl~ l ~~~~~':!c;hill1111 vrealdent, of wbieJ) Mra. and George . their I Present were lk!iv and G:~rdner 1Mr.. and Mts. Homer• Rlc:e, 'Mt. and ' Mrs. •Witter Bu{l.ce and Larry, Mr and Mro. George Meinhart, Mr and Mrs. M L Kel· lv. Mrt1 Ant1 Bailey and Gary, Mr and Mr1 Ed•n •AUenaworUi and gnnddaughter, Xtla\la. Mr and Mn Cl•rence MeNeal, Mra. Lewis Triplet! ond R"erty, l\fra George kle and and Eul Home _,_- -,-; wore MEAT ~ ' ~~' JE A NS •·:::·:.. .. $1.79 JIOYS t.,i~ , I;VY LEAGUE Boy' - ReJ. I .. SLACKS BRIEFS····· '~··'3 for $1 •00 I\ 1I~Ck·- Tan $2.99 '' and U.DD .~ Grey , .. > lu.,..., Woll!ht 01/h PEQAL PVSII!!III . :. ' INFANTS . • t 1f1 oo.!~f .... ';,+ $1.00 59c Mid~I-~Q~ ' • ' u.oo Glrla I The MO i\fost costly acc1dent Lh1s month was the June 3 event at South 3rd and Locust when a sem1 trailer rig squeezed a passenger car dur· Jng a. nght turn ThiS was a $700 loss .Most spectacular ncc1dent w.as tbP. June 5 coUJs•on of a Valley Belle m•lk truck w1th a power pole on M•ddleport htll, sptllmg mllk, causmg a power outage, and rummg a b;.~ tch of brc!ld dough the Oh10 Valley Bakery B0t4,BE$S Dessert,~;. bot-'s,,~i9~ Fish ,,.. ;,: .. Sunback & Sllort Sleeve Girls Blouea, up , " LB. $1.00 to $3.99 SHOP,. ,»OUR FIRST FLQO,R! i Mason, W~ Va. ;\ ROYAl GELATIN · ' .~GUI.U . . '. Tidt '" ; '' Judging Tour ( Home Killed - 't:lom' Qre•••d Dresses SHORTS $1.00 il p ~e1gs County tre~ •1ry Wil" more than 520,000 d 1llar~ m h{ r today as the result 0f pa} ment s :nade b:, Ron Spnn grr of t't • Clh!O Power Co , ot hclf ~Cdr taxe! for his f1rms Spnngcr tod'ay dehvm·d to th • :vunty the .!iUm of SlR 779 !5 m taxt.! for the Ohio Po•~o'<'r Co, m Melga -county and also the 1om o! $1,423 64 In taxes for the Central Ooal Co , a subsidiary of OhJO Power for It& eoal holdmgs 1n :Metgs County It wa..s pomted out l v Spnngcr that on the basts of ta xes pa trl by OhiO Power In Me1g~ County per year that the power f1rm pa1d an amount of $16 26 .n taxes p!r customer ~ M'\l!~lt -SUPER1 ,~~lK~T GIRLS B0)'1 ! I .. '.. Ml'o Ed Hal· Cline, Mrs Horold Hln Q, 1!:. MoKini!!Y, I II ' '' l:.oyal Bereans Hold Potru~k · ., Picni~ T~s~t Loval ~eanw Cb,n of the Churcl:l of Cbrllt held their potluck picnic Show 1 I O,.o 1 •••••r:•l·ll cl)alrtnan of/ the p10nlt when the J Funeral servtr(!s w~l be heJ(l at 2 p m [rom tli ! Chue Funel'Ul Home ·n Rutlan 1 I for Mrs LetUe Woad, 82 wil ~ d1ed m Rutland on wejnt>sday E'\ 1' mng artcr ;;,n 11lne~ due ta a 11 a' tured hlp Mrs wood was the w1fe •l' I Mnnon Wnod who or~ccdcd her 1,1 death this past March Surviving the deceal!t d arc ~ j step-daughter. Mrs J"amco S t<~ n ~ berry, Ashville, 0 ai'Jd one bro ther·m·law Ira Bllrker or Ru t land There are al so several co~<­ sms Rev George D@vls will ofil ciate at the se.rvJceS LJn Saturday Bur1al will be made m thl! Wr1ght Ce~etery 2 ~ CountY Tax Saturda~ Added. 111'1' Mn Leali~ Ervin ,\lJU Mrs. Lettie Wood Claimed By Death At Rutland Home Sa¥~ An Of Yo'lfi.-Saleslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy. They Are Voluable. ~ring Them In Any Time·!fo Be Ell ' I HOURS: ·~ Vl) ~. ;E· THRIFTY.! ! ~ ' I Woman Driver Injured Frida) In Auto Mishap I Thursday And Every Week Dp~ 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and On Saturdays 9 AM. to, 9 P.M. • MODERN MART Inc. LADIES I f.~~f.E~ps, JUNE SALES \t,I\~PRE nttne Six Newsmen Die In Crash Reedsville Brownies, Girl Scouts Investiture Held July Fuur~h Wi!l be BeHn DJ agam m Chcslure wh!'n the Me •JCounty CtvJl Au P<llrOI IU'l,l sponsors 1h annual ·scan Dmne. w1th added attra:-:t ons of fm• work ~. g:1m es, ;'lll'Plane r tdes an~l :;qu~rc dancrng thrown. 111 Squadron Comml\nder Ho\\3'''1 Dall ey t., m tharge or .:111 cor m1ttecs prcpanng for the l"V'"J" 1 sa1d Lt B F Parmrlec, pubhc 1 mformatwn olhc 1 Members ot the squa dron a ~~ busy at the field 0('!lf the ur~ Swi sher farm anjj airport prepJ.r mg ror the event whtch annual'l draws thousa nds of hoi day \ t..J ton Toke Advantage Of The Mohy Bargains All Over The Store During . YOUR DOllAR BUYS MORE. at y • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Fnda)', June 27, 1958 Meigs CAP Unit Bean Day T' Be Held On July 4 I Refrigerator ad Go• Range Pay Only UD.SO dowa and $29.0Q per MODI'\ Feature Al 6 52 ,1nd 9 04 VOL X NO 62 Picnic Is Held INCLUDE& • --·------- sewing Club $595 e. By United P.-.sl tnternatlonal Ohio Sflftny and pl..wnt today. F1lr tonight. Sunny and • lltth w~rmer Saturdty. High tDday in ttle 70s, .low tonltht 54-60. Jolly Bunc;h Pol.llt Ple..ul~ W.Va. • '' ~ fb.• '.l9¢. -; .. >, o ' ,If ' ~ Twenty-four 4-H club rl'i(ffi· be'rs and Yo Ag students of Me1gs County attended a da1ry J~dgmg tour and fitting demonstration m co-oper.&tlon WJth the Gall1a Coun· ty Exten11ton Service Thursday OJl three farms, all m Galha County Holstelna were JUdged at Gall•· pobs State L·utltute, Brown Sw1ss at the Rlehard Lekm fann, and Jerseys on the Paul Ntday farm. Ralph Porterfteld, datry spec1al ast of Obto State Umverstty plac· ed the stx classes and gave m lruction on judgmg, sbowmg and fttting Fitting, which IS getting an am mal ready lor show, mcludcs feed· , groonung and tratmng for the tour were South and Rus-sell , Gallla extenswn agents and by Anna Jea.n Ro.se and C E Blakeslee, of the Meigs ExtensiOn Serv1ce. Drivers of ears taking the group downriv-er twere Hmm Slawter, Mrs. Betty Carleton, Warren Rose and the extension agents Chester Rc11e, 8. member of the tour, was the Melgs County boy awarded a Brown Swtss hetfer from the Latin fum for havmg won, in May, an essay cont,st on the !UbJect "Why 1 Would Like To Own a Brown SWISS H('Jfet ' He 18 a studenl of the Rae me Vo Ag Department. Also attending \vere 81lly and Ann Carlton, Joyc~ CaNJon Mary Ritchie, Joyce Circle, P:.tsy Pnce, Judy, Benny . and Sonny Slawll"r, Roger Rose, Wayynt Roush, Chester, Warren ! nd Ra1pb Rose, Roger Holter, Martha and Enc Parker, Garf1eld Haggy, Ronald Rllchle, Jimmy White. Arlene and Karen Theiss, Earl Hunt and Ronnie Har- ris. GRANGE INSPECTION lnKpectlon of the Oh1o Valley :lrange at Letart FaUs lran~e Hall will be beld towght begmn lng at 8 p. ul. with 'C N Jones. deputy Master o! Mc1cs County u inspectlna, officer. All ofllcers are urged to be present for the meeting . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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