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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 . �• Racine Method 1st Men's ". Club Observes Lad1es N1ght ·Did\'ou Know That? BY BLANCHE M. HASKINS TDday I made a nc~ loaf ex acUy by directions n ~ rro na c pressure cooker rec pc ook Previously 1d thro "'" ogelhe about a pound of g o bee£ J cuppa ru:-h m Jk <'gg bre;~d crumbs a splaJb of catsup Jr pureed tomatoes sa t pepper LOOKING AROUND-Saw .'l I ttle g rl n a cute cotton pr n featur ng a mall blue apron as a d st net and separate accessor:,1 do hope aprons come back fo .shoot er nto the o en here ycu the are L ttle when Today 1, e carer Jv )Ou Women -'-temembm regularly wore a sta moldd ched ruffled apron 0\ er YOl r two small loaves wrann d n w~x '4ool dress to school-standard paper Chill lor 30 m nu es Thts s equ pment-Katy Anthony whee to ensure them bl' n~ sol d fo ng her new grandson Joe whos older s ~ter Barbarn s now n wont go to pieces v.h " you re great ll g gLrl-see ng Mark Cia turnmg them (Qh 1m a Jearm (and talk about a d!sllnguJshe l even tho qu te an old dog by a ne) Bub and Barbara s browmng 1n sa d cooker- the JOlly little son in h s new blue buggy-he and h s pa and mo~ I c n the Tom Rue apartmentRuth R1ggs Sansbury goes h \\ th 'her young German po Ce dug gl t months old- he name Duke same as the Shirley Mills s Duke also a German po re whrch they had to lose ye11r ago a I huted to part w th hlm- Hele1 and W II Reynolds have a ne grandson at son 8 lly s n Mlch gan- 8 lly s now have four ch lren- Fanny L pp Scholl com ~ by and I took h~!r (for sure) f Elilabeth I usse Roush- Fann SU) s this hnppens oftf'n my t start! ng the resemb anoo-thes g rls WPre bolh ny II S pup1 'i - 1 end hnlf my descr pHon& And to show you ho .... \ Jc or an people aroun I here He or Sh hard headed horse 11 1) ugg} 1 was my H S pup I - and t sur was-I had this va ahl ulensil I~ g veR nc sc 1se o pride I whole two years befor 1 woul can tell you- Mrs Je sic Son trv 11 N81ghhor Nor M 1 ~ kf'p bur} w th Frankl n Blackston!' rrgmg me tpe g rls c s0 n tow come o cull- and are WI' who sold it to: me kcp u~k ever Jhtd o s e F anklln How d you httc yo r cooker? I v s n Do)ton where he dlrec But there It aat sh ng an 1 v the ho r r Presbyter nn Church a valued Xmas g n r m my ne 1 a I s I on e- 11 shoe man folks In the mea t hey h fi ra k n trave s o cr three .stat long AJO Jlven up on H kr w nu land nl'l ho c Fr day fo cho BMH better.. than a y onl' n thr pract ce naturall} - hc was a \ll whole world bless eM 1t:trrL~,otl"''ddi:stgrcut Y loved rrembe cho here wh le n t so now how r 1 ver Ill w out tt 1 cant l!ee 1 ha '-' 8 seho S - Charles b lngs down a bag of teacher friend fiii)S she" worn ear ly P nk potatoes (rom U out two Tbat alom s n uloqum 1 jlOre- M thcr yoo.~ II love the sales pltj!h In tse r I know they ro marie I Alaba potatoes - I ve become an A bama fan as you know since re Been cooking thu rr sp crack rent tr1psome may have co 1 lin~t Letart eahlosr Nt ghbor Betty (Mrll Clare ce Cl e j s f Om there w\ h my banjo on m handed me a head over the fenr knoc -but I hope to GO the and I d bought svernl heads bf' with say "' nshlng tackle ar something over thirty paeces aidea I made 1law for a enupla eo s lvcr an I really sta) n wh c- l le1e boyi here at home Satur IJy must get my meat loaf on R c and mlrl did that ever l11ap1 e r y at supper time -alona with some lu 11trawber J! e1 Of the S81110R and IIOill 1teak I d wrapped In gold pope to de•lanate Its value! Also some nPw e.11rl peach."' And water melons been !!llmlllnll on the vine so to ~peak for BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT quite aoru tlme in the !ltorea ~~ St nnd Mr11 C artn<'e 1 What an eatm spnf' 1m writ Clirk or Scott Air D:~se Ill ar lng on 111 of a 9u lclen t h111l ar n unc ng the hlrth oJ a daug such tJOOd meat loaf nl a pen! tcr re<'ently The baby welghe dinner yeatert1ay got "'<' !!llrted 7 lbs 9 IH nce11 and has bern It would aeem numet1 Amy Mnrla Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark M ddleport ntr.el'lt critical com nr>nt I c 1r11 df]arent11 hl&h ola111 mogoz ne on Rl / Poallaatd MASONIC MIITIJ.IIO A trulr dlJappo nl nl( produc Pomeroy r.hapler 8b Ro n tion Or I truly d R!ln!luiHhed 8 A.rt:lt Muonfl will hold n apee thor lrllotlrllly llully and mn muotlng Monduy at 7 ~0 p m I •llJ' QUeltlonable In ~p lc or Its the eonfcrrln1 ~C the Roy1l Arc! rnn•••Y bMt seller 11tatus an~ de1reo Rorr.. hmento will 1 mu; rave re'llews &etved All companies 11~ urae lu that hoppeno to bt> emil Y to attend thla last dearee wor~ '"7 eWh opltllon or thlo onmowhol lot tho calondAf year traafty bttlkl 1 w" naturally In lerilllttL HOLIIIIiiifll'ltil\. ' Admitted Jane 2& 'ill\';;' lim r. Yi• tell one thinK abot t Tu<ker PI Ple.,otil >Mkllaol L rtll Vll'ft Of 1 book from aver Lowe Gollipollo1 \li'tt ,l: Ral Ill NvieWJ Johnson WllkliYIP• Mft I ydn So oQ-., at lho llhrm• we vc Nooml Smith Leoni Millon Link been ~ eolmplelely mloled In Miller Pt Plbaoan 1 "'Verne M tbla D!anrtor Brllwn Golllpolla Mr! .Dana S 001 Of 10 000 book! publlohed Turner Pomeroy 00 "'" Ollhn Cu tlch tfl~ In U S on ly aboul 2011 nlngha n Pt Plea~ant t,Mn N IMI't\ l"od tevlewa and otand up Dm aid Taylor Ganlp611a Mrs undft. 'l!fe of crlllelom Floyd llorold Hill Pa\rlol gune 2' Mro Charles Byer Mid dltJlllrt Blrt~o June 2& Boy Mr and Mia E Ray Jobnaon ~llkeovllle Gltl Dr and Mro Kenn,tb Am• bah' I omeroy now!) Well 1 caut ou111y :lddcd one small chopped on on toda} l uaiJy 1 don t Ami whv asks al you omon lovers lJ rn ~c Da 1 and I though Jov on ons a highly allerg c to t1 m we £>!! em say on Monda) a 1 an sf 1 taste em late Tu 11 lnv So I eschew om on w last m:~y be a gag tell ) Then I m to ad I tn h 11 mP[I loan s x medhlm potu to yo d M\er dream It v u 1 11 J done in lS minutes 1 wouldn t believe th(' n ac s wrought by pressure rookcn 1 11 1 actually got 1nto th 1 s es.! Daily Sentinel Davboo~ -- eed, blaeharae!l June ilflrm~~·~~n:r~J~"~;'";;~~~l~t~::.1 ol$th St~ward William M;o Ladre.s N ~;ht was observed by the Method 1st Men !I Club of the Racine Portland area at the RIc ne Methodist Church TUesday evening ~tr Chr !I ) Baer prdtdent of he club opened the meeting with 5 nglng by the group 3ccompa1lted by Mr Gerald Powell at the piano Rev Jose Q Raqulndm Of the Pb I ppmes a nat1ve Meth'od1st n nu:ter led n prAyer Mr Baet' onddct d a ~hort bUilness stisaon n wh ch reports were read by the ne secrllary Cr U Bral:tford Sr A ('olfln ttcc \1 as appo nted \\ th Mr Qomer Lew s the area wide lay eader as cha rman and the lay eaders of each of the etght chur ches to plan 11 family prcn e sup per for Sunaay August 3 at the Portia d Purk The Rev John Elwood made announcements and al!lo gave the latest h~pttal report of h s lUte daughter Patty who 1s m the hos p al for observat on and treat menl! The llnu'!l of one of the WASHJNG'l'ON UP!- ' e De members 1-ldbart Bryson wall re partrnertt offjclais sa ported Mr Bryson is in a Parker!! hostile demonstrat an a burJ hasp1t!ll Amer can Embassy The Pi61f•m Chalnnan Mr Uo emphas zes n tJeter or11 n n nc1 tewla pmented lhe ll!l!t)W S Russ1an relations a pa of ::~ ng pro!i\'ltll Rev J.,. Q Ro~uln Kremlin >return to I S a nLSI dl1 who Is sponKitll tiVo month• polic1e!l worlilng wlfh hev Elwolld m this They sa d they ha I area ••ve a tdlk itt Ute prog~S!l or the o tbreak as pa t r a patt~r'l th• Christian IWHt lh lite liat 118 mtu~ted by Sov e lc }ears in the PhUlPpln~s He also the weekend old of the mtstance of the Ma The ofhctala v ewcd son e bodl., In hel~lng them es cv dence that So\1 et tabllah tbelr lndep~ndence aM In Nit ta S Khrushcl cv he tstabllshttig of the Christlin up thf' cold war te npo Churches In& get toueh tac Mrs Gnmet ~\¥is intrDdueed deahnes White House Pre S cr tar1 the hett opcdier Mrs HatTy P James C Hagerty s I Pres den Sm th Pllmel'Oy :r'Jte l>i>l'lsmouth Eisenhower had reel' rl repor s D stllct Pmldent ol lhe Wotllon • on the demonstrat on nrough th~ Soc ty of Christian Servite Mrs State Department B t he Wh te Sm th gave the report of th• Flllh Genera Assembly held in St Lou House declined to o n n s n May She told of the ex change of missionaries in the dtf tems fertmt countrleB; of the world and LAU~EL the nat1ves of Philippines are nnw owe s del \ered from Kam sending out mJsRionaries 'Mts!IIOn Or net v n l\l.o 132 000 volt By Mra John Dleht mes from other countrit!l are 1 r r£>u transm ss on hne& Mr and Mrs C ff r Jacob nov being sent to the United on or 11 three umts of the and son J•ek spen States w h nt gr:~tcd mto the day& n Columbus \l h She spoke of the Buddhist Tern " u 1 uf the entire seven stat.a a pat ent In Mt C r p e m New York and the Buddhist d thus w11\ be hack for rr.moval of lot I an ar comddermg sending their mts of s po ver r no ids s nar~es lo our country She !'; Mrs Margaret \ IP spoke of th work of the United H Svs n today has a total tbc nf1rmary dur ng the Nat ons and clo8ed with an 1n a 11 g 11pab Illy of 4 800 000 end n the abseJ C( o i\ splrmg mes:lage of the need of :.11 s n ore thun any other Mr and Mrs I aw e Ebl depth m the lives of the Chrtatlan r 0 vr sy~ c n n the world and daughters spen S nday a He people in our own country Mrs 1 h K mmer ower stall n IS noon with h s b oil S v an I Sm th was rccompanied by her at ed bv the Capt na 01-"Cr:lt fam ly 1 husband Mt Harry Smith ( 0 11 n Qh o P wer substdlol') Attendance a S 1 he meeting closed wttb song manager s Houston E Ju e 22 was 93 llr ct10n $12 27 ar d prayer A soc(el hour followed vu forme11 ass1st:mt manager D anne Sm th ~ v s ng he The memMrs and gue~ta were of 1 v n hmr Pia t pt Power W grand'larents M a I M s R I nvtted to the dmlng room where v r h of Wheel ng half of Burd~Ue SF: refreshments of home made ice vt h ~ owned by 01 o..ft!'¥1::::--+ M.r and Mrs Bog I n of I og} c earn cup cakes coffee and mmts 1n :J u 1 Kammer Plunl is ex: W Va spent lhl' wcckcn I w I 1 to consu ne approx mat ely her s 11ter Mrs I ~!OR rd Lun fo Hov Howell who s cmplo)e I 2 1 0 tons of coal per year all and familY a I broth rs Em n 1 diana spent the weekcnrl f wl th " 11 be supphed by the Aleshire and fa I n I o o here with h s fami1y 1 nd M ne of the Consol Ale11hlre and w f Mr and Mra t'r tz Stall 11 v d 0 coal Company coal wtll be Mrs Hugh Fcrguso an I .so and grand5on of New Mar.shflc d 1 !J\Icrc frt.)m them ne s cle an ng J n my were rece t gutsts of h~ and Mr and Mrs Pearl GOkeY plan to th 1>owcr plant slte v 11 parents Mr u d Mr l ar I a1k were gueats of their stster Mr I convc or system er und Mrs Nn~:man Schaef~r 11 o c t1 1rd A unlq e feat re or the power Recent guests of Mr n I Mr Mrs Lo D1ehl was a guest oJ plan Is t1 c desrgn of Its three OrV lie. Allen w re \lr I M ~ her s ster Mrs Anna Buck of g1ont bo lcrs to h 1rn either coal Marv n Allen and Hoge r AI en Rutland Tuesday ot char or bo h In any propmlton Sam Lewis and r n I Mr n Mrs Harmon Fox spent [rot char Is 11 b} rroduct rc11 IL of the Mrs Charles Shcr 11 N "" Sunday unt I Wedne11dey with ne low tempera ure d ~tillntlon of hi Marshfield husbnncl who 1s employed tu nmous coal :M:r and Mrs Earn s Wilkerton lnd The boilers nltl-lly will burn anil children were Ga ll pol s Lee Fogelsong of Mlllf eld was only coa l the consumption of on~ day the pust we a .&u"Sl of h s mece Mrs Charlc char w II follow completion of an Mr and Mrs Gco g Pow II Diehl and lam ly Frlaoy udjacern. c! a processing pial t by called on his I rother ~a 1c I Mrs Fr1:1nc11s Beechlfl and so consolllnt ol Constru<'tlon of It and family Terry were dinner gu11sts of he ~ xpcl'ltld to start late this year Recent auests f M n ece Mr.s Roy howe I and ran Booth & Fl nn Company P tts John Diehl wert' Mr a d ly Wednesday b rMh wns general contractor for Lou Diehl Mr and l\1 Geo Mr and Mrs Charles Diehl an on tr d on of the power plant Reh!haw Mrs Clyde llorr so son Charles and Mrs Lou l>lel 11n l thl.! Grc~p Construchon Co dauehter Gall Ga pul s Mr un I vtsltcd Mr al\d Mrs Lee Fogc l:.i\tow lnd perforn ed the ex Mrs. Arthur Ell oiL Gull polls song ot Millfield Sunday and Mrs Gomer LeWI!t. They Were ass ste I n serv ng by Mrs Chns ty Baer Mrs ,Alfred Yeauger Mrs Harr) Wilford and Crltt Bradfford Jr were sc ved The refreshment com m ttee ons sted of Mr Robert Sn I \1r Fred Phtlsoh and Mr UOTltLI lllfltllltln,.J '.It/ UOTES By Un ted Press International CHICOrEE FALL Maso KD.z n e z Maehov.sk on whosP. farm an A Force planr crashe 1 k 1 ng n ne A r Fore men a six new!lr en Parts of the pJ.anc were everv where It was the most awful tbmg I ev r saw a td I hop~ I never see anything like It again t~Yg~•~·co~~~•ph 1AJaskau Statehood Bill Sets Stage For (UPI) disp~~~~~~~l;~~;~:~:a:~: redWASHINGTON Up a sharp Senate and leaders parties ' sr and M gg e Hemsley were Marcel ' ( ster Columbus Mrs George Ch rles and lautthter of Loaan nd Mr on I Mrs Joseph Hemsley Jr of Purk.rsbure Gcorgc Tenklnl ClnolnnQU •P•n1 two week• bore with hla "n Fred At!d !lmlly f!ld other rol.ataves ~ ~ \;( lit and 'Mfl' Da,ld ~ Fiinoaan dn ~h1cr of Findlpy spent 1 ~ 111 hill"fill t d ;~~ hl:r ~~~,i~ l adtf'M~su~~ brose Flanagan and R9bort Mils Glodyo J(orr of Columb~s , spondlng 1~11 weih with Mr. lr ing Karr Sr Mr and Mrs Walter CCiok visit cd Mr and Mn Gllbett DonoYBn a 1 chlldren of NeWel W Va Mr and Mrs Millard Duckworth ol Hurillngton spent Saturd•y "' lh hb; mother Mrt Dora DuCk worth and other relatives Mro Mary Prolflll of R"lne RD Is vloltlnl her daughter and son In low Mr and Mra Llge Shlelda Mr and Mrs Georae Schneider spent the week end lh Rittman wath relahvoll and was 1eeompan led homo b! Mn Albert Duck Worlh and Mill Ele,anor kay Schneldor who ha~ vlalteit there lor three weeki Rev and !Ira Rol'>WIIIlolna and lour children are vlajllnr bli bro lhtr tn Florida Mr and Mrs Herihan Martin of Pomerqy lltett IJilftilf. ~Is ol her .,Or&9ts '111'1 '•• tilt'l~hcl billdio, Ai'l\ ' , Joi'Jin Fleldtllf'lllkrll If ijlnB an addlllon to hlo auml!l~ hollio Eileen, bf both hflln the tnik , ing Th e argument fl ared Va) and James 0 E,~sl~i~d) Alilsko slitohood tho llood gath ror other A:mi!rlcan posse11s ons Southerhers *enml Y o?,'~: ' IJ~~:;~r.~~ the admluldn of Aluska state bec~UIIe they bellt-ve kah sepatora would i)eeome part or lbe noflhern blook •nd dilute southern tnnucnee m Con,11re~~~ Sanote Republican Leoder Wll 11om F l[no•land Cohl ami aetlng Democratic Lender M1kc Minanotd Monl challenged th< aoaertlon lloberuon <Jtar1ed that ototn hQbd advocatoa will want lo br)nl In H•woll Guam Pl erto Rico 1!\~ otfler terr torles not ••hnected to the Umted Stoleo Kno~land replied I don I know ol ~nybody on either the RepubUcab or Democrollc sld• wHo liello:Vo• that Guam and Plrlo Rleo should b• odmllted tht~ developments afteta Labor !~~~;:;he~~~!~!,~ ~ woll lla,4dO<k : 1 1iltod !MJihiat him bdoro \16 J!iclle!l Committee -'OilOnt, Oltled lho <Ommttlee o• u1 l •l~t~tiY;~ ~ f onHided vol'llon ll JP ijo denied thol ~Ia ..,..._~ ~ 'l!l:idt Union C.urhlr bore ~ Ill ;~ldool c•roulotlon amon 1 !.no 111)4 llln Carl Sbllldl " ~Oili '11hQH leader~ or families Pilmoroy called oh 'II~ and llril li!'a i&YU!td tn Raddock enter Shloldt " prJita. HI 4bo dolll~ aby lm • Lettie Cunnlnrbaln tiaa llr·~ Ia his i'bl•tlolls 'Witb rellinwill to h~r llillllo ~ !!l!IW~r• unl~h whl~h }!old II t.-, Oellli'll &ipltol 1 ~ ~~ 111 wflli aan l!llbiij ~n¥~1~i Citannel3 -Friday 64& Sllln On 7 00 'l'oday ·~-- G00 kmnper Room Channel S- S.turtlay 9 30 K.atle DGonan Show 10 110 30 \0 Q:J 1t at! lo 12 0(, 12 30 1 00 1 15 3 <l 4 5 Doujh J\e.MI Tre81•1• !font TM Prl !e o R ght frtlth 01' COO!'.eqUCb.NI rJ Tac Dough It Could Be You M1d-day News Movlehme Matmee 'J'bratre Queen for ! Day Modrrn Romances 00 00 45 00 Comedy Tutte 5 30 Sp naclt ~l.,holl~ 6 1ft Sport> Eyt 6 2l5 Weathel" 1181 6 30 Newl PICture 6 45 NBC News 1 00 Deatn Valley Days 7 SO Tha Big Game b 00 Jefferson Drum 8 30 Life of Riley 9 00 Cavalcade of Sports II 45 POIII Fllhl Beat 10 00 M'StittaO 1 ! t 8 I~ Sign On 8 30 Clrcl~ 3 Ranch 9 30 Rama.r of the Jungl• 0 00 Howdy Doody 10 30 The Ruff and Reddy Show 11 00 Fury 11 30 Andys Gang I~ 00 True StOr} ~ 12 30 Trouble Wtth Father 1 Oil Down on tbe Farm 1 30 Western Theater 4 00 Btg P1eture 4 30 Detec 1ve Dlary 5 00 \\ aterfront 5 30 TBA 3 00 News Picture 6 la Sports Eye ~ 30 Scrence Fictior Theater 7 00 S;aturday "'u•ht .lctmboree 7 30 People t\rP c-unny 8 00 Baseball 10 30 Joseph Cotton Show II 011 News Headline• UlO Weathcr('ast !l 15 Nttewatch 1 00 ~tgn Off , WCHS• TV Chartttel 8 1 have fOund ftom put exper ence that you ean never ~tl ~ n Jtlll'e what the ISsue will be 111 Nv >ember WASHJNGTON-S..,.o:tary of State .tol1n toster Dulles telllnJZ &. congreslliOntl ctmm.utee that tire Anierlean wa~ 1f lift was ~~ greater jeopal'lly 1~111 tho coli war t1 ah from a hot Wilm 1 think ~ would wlh a ho war and I db not know If we w ll w n this cold war or rmt on whether we have an adequat<: progrnm 11 10 Weathl!Rast t5 l'he Jack Paar Show I 00 Sign Oil J.l Clldltlll .. Fridtt 8:00 Captain Kangarll 84ft Doug Mart n Show 10 OiJ utrrY Moore 11 00 1130 Iii 00 12 u Arthur ll•dlrey Dotlb Love ot Llle Seifi'h lor romo...,. 12 4& GuldlhJ Litnt 9 ~0 26 Men 10 00 Undercurrent 10 30 Person To Prrson Al 011 News 11 05 scannmg tJe Wel\lJ,if. 'I 10 MG Ill Late Sfto\f Channel& - Saturday 9 30 Captam KangaroC' Preview 10 SO M ghly M use Playhouse As the World TurQf 11 00 Juttml Dean Beat the Clock 2 30 Houseparty Btg Pay(nr The Verdict 11 Youn Brlght•r Day Secr~t 12 00 The Lo e Ranger 12 30 Travel and Adventure 12 45 Baseball Prev ew I2 55 Baseball 3 30 Race of the Week 4 00 Saturaay ::snowcase St'~rm Edge ol Nl,ht & 00 6 30 7 00 't 30 ~cord Hop REEDSVILLE the Drowme Scouts held their regular meetmg on Tuesday eved mg with a11 ml!'mbers present Pa trol Jeadtrll and officers were se Ieet~d Song and tames were en Joyed A nosebag hlke was discusS' ed and will be carrlei:l ott on 1 uesday even ng July 1st Fc11ow hg tho llrhmdahlp CircJi!j and snng the meeting was closed Hear J. Sherman (Jim) Porter With The Elberfeld's Meigs County News On r dallr tlCift ..., WJIH 990 6U 6 '5 T 00 'l' 30 8 oo 8 30 g 00 'ltaM Early Sho" Your gsso R'eponit Sports Parade B30 Woalberman 9 00 'Mamo 9 30 The Bolng Bo ng Show l'D 00 Tra<ldown •o 31} Zane Grey Theater t1 00 Ph1 &livers Show ----'~'_ro Record lfog" Au Powerf Slar Perrformanee Perry Mason Show Top Dollllt Gore sto¥111!iiWw !lave Gun Wij!il\iavel Gur smoke '!~:. Ofltctal Detedi'vi ~ews WHTN-TV Ct-tannel13 Channel13- Friday 909 Stgn On 9IO Daily Devot on 9 J~ Newsreel g 30 Morning Show 1130 Call the Doctor liM l'letghbon 12 05 Noon News I2 15 Charleston Notebook 12 so Or1e1 t Express 100 tJrelchen Wade SHIIW 13~ MoVIe Matinee 2 4~ Pat and M1ke 300 :\metlean Band11tand 8 80 lJo nu Trust Your Wlfb American Ba:ndstand B ICCaOtiers Mickey Mouoe ::Jub Car!oon Club Jute Rlvhn Show Arthur J Sm th Reporll tbe News News State Trooper Rin Tm Tn lim Bowie This Is :Musle ~IG , J,ate Show 9 ®" F.rank ~matro, ll!l~w ll 3Q · Schiltz l>larho» 'e ~~ra 10 00 S lent Serv ce 10 30' Harbour r.ommand 11 o6 News ll Ui 12 30 I lhcattr_·l3 s gr. 0~ " \. Channel13- SaturdiiJ ll 59 12 00 3 15 3 30 4 00 3 00 5 I~ 5 30 8 00 6 30 7 30 6 00 9 00 10 00 10 30 IO 35 I2 30 Sign On All Star Movie Matmee Pe~•OJllll.l.'wli.lo $1ble :X>Qle Two Gun pfayhouse Slturd~1 Sport's Prevl.., Soturd8y lle.V. Review Lora Tal~ It Over Soulhcrh Ol;irte" 201h Cl!litllry"''heater Tho Dlell 'Giark Sliow CoUnlj'Y MUSIC Jubll•o Lawrence Welk Midwestern Hayr1de Saturday News Theater 13 Sign Oil Dayton apenl the week end with Mr and Mrt 'Bob Strlekladden bl1 parenu Mr and Mr1 Carl and children of Wett Palm Death Den1aon ad her mother Mrs. He F1orrda are YlliUng her father Mr and Mr11 Clarence Chase len Lonl ~ilham Hobstctter 11 atteDdinl The WSCS of tho ltletbodlat Ft11t and second degrees wlJl Pomona Grange at the July 4th Church wlll bold 1 rvmmap oale the workshop at OU 1ft Athellll be onfcrred for the candidates ln meetliiiJ at lfutk Spnngs R chard Warner who plans to at the Grato bulldlnJ Friday ond wa1 ng at the next meeting July Reh'elbmentl were served Mrs Margaret Kister Logan db Kistler Saturday June 27 2& A~>Yone attend OU tb11 fall 1a attendin& 8 of Chester Gran;:e trlct deputy eonducteCl inspection At the cloae of the meet1na ice wishin& to make doaatloDJ may the OY band workshop for two The bak ng contest waA held and when Forett Rose Cquncil naught cream cake and coffee were serv contact Mr1 1111~ TaJlor Mtt weeks He 1s playing the bau Betty Lou Dean placed first Mn ers of American met in regular ed to fourteen members and six Rebecca Folan .Mrs Bertha Amos horn and amgmg in the cborut Dale Kautz. aecond In the doily aeulon Tuesday evening at thear guests 'COUNCIL PICNIC Mrs Grace Thoma• and the pre• contest with Mrs C N Jones re Two new mernbera were reeelv hall The Rutland Home Demoll8tra ldent Mra Bertha Laaher cetved t1rst and neeond and E• Anna McDole councilor pro tern cd at the Sunday evening serv The RuUand Garden Club Will PRiACHIII WAS ROBIID ther Wr ght third The JUdging ttoa CouneU held thetr an11ual presid<'d at the meeting Mrs Kist ices or the Chnatlan Church Mrs picnic at the home of Mrs Pearle meet at the bome of Mrs Pearle wasdone by Mrs Chester Tanne-ler Edith Betzlng memller of the WEST PLAINS Mo UPIcanaday Thursday Canaday ne:tt Monday evening Sherman Johnson transferred her hill State Publicity commttt'ee Tthel mcmbersh p from Kentucky and Preacber Roe ex Brooklyn Dod :rho!lf! present were Mrs Hattie With Mra Vernon Weber as eoCornmumcat1on from the Health Arbaugh deputy oi rarest Rose her son Erme Johnson was re- ger p1teber ia bavmg more troub1~~; Council was read and a contrlbu- McKenzie Maude Rawhnga Clara holltea ce ved as a new member He wat w1th tbJeves than he u~d to have Council were mtroduced and wel Wells Ethel Nelson Blanche Bra Mrs Marie Wilkinson of Brad t on made to the Health Director)' bapttzed Ill the Pomeroy baptilt.ry cumed An outdoor barbeeue was en ln!lpectJon was announced for ley Goldie Anderson Geneva No bury left Sunday for canton where aft r the Sunday evemng semcea with National League base steal Reported 1U was Vtolet Mill JOyed when the Sew Rite Sewmg en Roe a aupermarket was rob Ian Binda Dlehl Rebecca Folan she was caUed by tbe cnUul 111 July 2' Twenty seven members were pres- bed of $1.000 two month.e 110 hone Club met Wednesday even ng at Rosa Barnet Grace Thomas Mls.- neas of her 111ter Mrs Ktstler complimented the the Ground Observer Corps build trnd agam of $100 th1s week 1 he theme of the program was aes Opal Annalrong Helen Nf!l Mn Paulme Markin• Mr• Ad ent for the b:lptllm Council on thetr work and gave an mg wtth Mrs Wdham Ware and Da1ry Month Program song I ve son Kathy t'homas Kay Bowen die Michael and Mtu Thein>• Ml inspiring message asking for a Mrs Donald Mullen a.s hostesses Karen Thomas Sabra Canaday cbael11pent Sunday afternoon with Been Workmg m the Cow Barn gam u membership rollcall favonte food made from Bobby and Dave Till1s and the Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Michael of Mrs Mullen pres dent was In Briefs talks were giVen by Eliza m1lk Problems of Dairy Farmer hostess Leadin~;: Creek abeth Hayes E!l.sie Warner Letha charge of the mcetmg and a RICE ENTERTAIN by members poem Every Sun Mrs John Burna and Mrs EfiYia Wood Esther Hayes of Chester report of the Ways and Means rlay 4rtcrnoon Betty Lou Dean Attendmg were Mr and Mrs ScoU uf Columbua spent the week committee was gtven by Mrs Ed Council No 323 Chester Ohao demonstratiOn M ke Shakes by BtU Watson Pomeroy Mr and end with Mr and Mn Ana Bry Ethel Arbaugh m behalf of the ward Wells chairman As a money Barbara and Vtrg n a Wnghl a Mrs Harvey Erlewme and Joetta an.t and Mrs S L Bryant council present a gtft to Mrs. maklng project ~sch member pa1d poem Meadow Romance by Mrs MrR Richard Lucas and Jame Rev and Mrs G N Perkm11 of C N Jones contest won by Mrs Mrs Jacob Schllhng Mrs Char Jones Closmg Song Stay On the les Barrett Mrs Dale Bachner Mulhn.s, W Va spent Tu.eaday Wlth Mr and Mra Ernest MoldeD Farm anti Mrs Wanda Ta}lor Plans for the new year books Rev Perkins was a former pastor Chester Grange Will be host to YOUTH GROUP MEETS We ve A Repulation were d)SCUB!ICd when the W1ld of the ChrtJIIon Church The Christian Endeavor Youtb wood Garden Club met Wednesday to Group met at the Chr atran For Fine Food And Service Mrs Elizabeth Colima 1s a pa even ng at the home of Mrs Wll Church ba1ement Sunday even ng at Holler Hospital ham Nease F1ve Pomh With Mrs The meetma: opened w1th group tlent Mrs N1ney Blair of Lancaster Join tt:ao!:e who vote Ull tbe1r fa U S Nease as eo hostess slngmg Pra) er was offered by l! spendmg two weeks wtlh her frs. M lton Houdeshelt pres1 Rev John Buckley L nda Parker parents Mr and Mrs John SlJ vonte spot .(or d1mng or lunch dent was n tharge or the meeting wu elected new treasur.er of the which opened w1Lh the Lords Jng You too w11l favor our food! group A haynde was planned for son Mr and Mrs Harvey Erlewme Prayer m unison Members rc Thursday at 6 30 p m and daughter Joette spent Sun sponded to rjlll call with their fa KNOXVILLE Tenn UPI-Now Present were Rev and ~Irs John vor te flower arrangement It was that s my new lot Mrs Leon:-. Buckley Gmny Sncwde1 SuSlc day with her mother Mrs lYa agreed tu help the Farm Bureau Howard sa d to berself so why ts Parker CaroJyn McKn ght Alber Howell of Leon W Va Bemz.O.Mallc Portable Women s club pa nt road signs somebody rise bu ldm., a house Ll! friddy V1ola McKn ght Erne frtday evcnmg dmner guests Phms 'l ere made for a p1eme at Johnson Davtd T1lhs James John ol Mr and Mro William Folan the S)racusc park at 8 30 p m Second Sl -On Roule 7 Mitldleporl She hu red to C ly Son Jeffrey Buckley Mtchael were their granddaughter M1ss Wednesday Jul y 30 In ease of f nd out Portable Pknlt Charcoal Ntcholson and M1ss Thelma Mtcb Sharon Bowen and friends. Joetta ~:;;::;;:;::::;:;:;;:::;:;;:;;::;;;;::;;;:;;;;;;§:;;;:;;::;;::;;:;;:;;::~~~~;;:~ J ram the meetmg will be held at ael Erii'W ne and S.bra Canaday .; the Forest Run Metbod11t Church fhe c1ty bu ld ng inspector RUTLAND PERSONALS 'Mr and Mrs Davld Tilhs IIJid An mLerestJng and m£ormative checked and came up w th lh Racme and Ho daughter r.ose of Bambrtdge Harry Willford talk on the rundamentats of ar answtJr A contractor h red by the mer Parker were busmcss vtsttors spent the week end WJth ber patrangcmentl! was given by Mrs Da owner of tkte lot ad]mn ng Mr::~ m Columbus Monday ents Mr and Mrs Vietor Braley vtd Nease ar d Mrs Russ Watson Howard 11 hPd fatled to g ve h Mr nnd Mrs Dale Nacholson The1r sons hobby and Dave whc gave a demonstrat on on the ar earpentcrs proper d rcct ons and daughters and Mr and \irs 1 have been vtsltlllJ here returned rangem~nts of regal 111 es •nd The probl-em was sohed qultf' lnclud1ng roses s mply Mrs Howard and h~ Howard Byera Middleport and I home wllh t tem Mr and Mrs Max Nelson and Durmg the soctal hour refresh ne gh.bors to be JUSt sw ppcd lo .5 Mr and Mrs Ernest Molden were Sunday evenmg guests of Mr and son or Matoon Dhnols spent a mcnts were served by the hostess and the work proceeded Mrs Drle Bachner day last week w1th Mr and Mrs es to Mrs Christy Baer Mrs H1 Mr and Mn Carlos Snowden Charles Amos Mr Nelson was ram F1sher Mrs Mark Evans Mrs - ' and son Jeff are spend ng the transferred to Canada m h1s work ' . -- -~ , . ' )J Norman F shcr Mrs Karl Grueser summer months at New Mart n.s Mr and Mrs Purl Van Meter Mrs .Kenneth Harr s Mrs Paul VIlle w Va where he IS em and son Greg of GalUpohs spent Ftsher Mrs Ed1son Hollon Mn ployed Their daughter Alberta Saturday wtth her parento Mr Ted Nease and son Stevr Mn Wlll JOin them later and Mrs RI•hard Grueser Willian Fisher Mrs Denver Holt Mrs Ethel Snowden spent the Sunday guests of Mrs S L Dry er Mr$ John lhle HARDVlA~E The PUX llary of the Feeney Ben past week with her son Mr and ent were Mr and Mrs Pat Boyd Mrs Stanley Jones Mrs Homer nett Post No 128 Amer can Le Mrs Harry Snowden Pl Pleasant of Black fork Mrs John Burns and Holter Mrs Dwrght Milhoan Mrs g10n olf1eers for the year Jeffrey Buckley lnd ana l.S Mrs EIIVla Scott of Columbus. John Ihle and daughter Becky at theelected r mcetmg Tuesday evemng Vl6lting hrs brother Rev and Mrs Mfb Anna Brittmtrne and Mr and CUSTOMER PARKING IN' REAR OF STOltE ~ rs Alfred Yeauger wfrs Houda at tl e Legion Hall John Buckle) Mrs Arza Bryant WITH IEAUTIFUL shell Mrs Watson and guests Mrsr Dale Mo rn ng prestded Mrs Tula Haley of Zancsv lle Thelma Mtchacl was a Sunday MIDDLEPORT Mrs Rohert Young Perry Pomt and Mrs Don Roach wall the chap- spent the week end at her home dmncr guesl.i af M1sa Etna Gard Ht.TUAAL IIRCH Md Mrs J E D Hartmgcr Mrs Our ngvoted the to busmess relativesPnce v s ntee~r~at~•~h~e~R~e~d~B~a~rn~m~R~I~o~G~r~an~d~c~~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;;:~:::;:;::;:;::;::i~;:;;:;:;;;:;;;;;::::;;;::;:;;;:;;;:;;:;::~';! Chfford Ph11Upa and Rleky Jim lam the group send asess1on dona here Mr and and visited Mn 'Clarence ; ~--~- - ~~~ my and Cmdy Nease tlon to tH~ annual b rthday party lted Monday w1th Mr and Mrs El of the Veteranfl Hosp tal at Chtl r.a Mtchael ilcothc held August 21 Btrthday Mrs Martha Agler on8 sons uf cakes w 11 al~o be sent Plans wet e h The Falrv1ew Church and the made for new drapes for the Le Columbus spent Monday w t Mr Freedom Gospel MISSIOn will hold g on Hall and a contnbut 011 was and Mrs Ernest Molden the1r annual p1cmc at the Rock 1 made for a needy fam ly Mr and Mrs George Lutz of Sprmgs Fairgrounds Sunday July A d scusB;Jon was held on the L1ma spent Thursday with Mrs 6 ~ "" Garnet Wilhamson ~ ~~' sumner con ent on at Jackson d M HI Sl 1 d Several from here attend the July 3 Delegates to the convention !1: r an rs ram aw er an Yo11r lite\,-;-;;; burtt Into MW lift ._.lth tltMONUI Stt,_$avtt shOwer honormg Mr and Mrs. are Mrs Dale Mourning and Mrs children and granddaughter Rox ctblnth In lltfvrtl ~ rch a..t •• help pl111 • kitchen now-~ctu.el Wa1d Foster at the Commumty Norman Wayland w th Mrs Hen anne Patterson spent Sunday w1th ltuftlletltn tt.bt ltut a fw holltl erhr dell<wtry No other lnvtJt. Hnll at Letart Falls Tuesday night ry ClatY.orthy and 'Mr'S Paul Hap his parents Mr and Mrs Henry 111nt oHtl"' trtthr btntntt for vour home. Mr and Mrs Everett Parsons tonstall as alternates Slawt~,. Kenna W Va arlnounce the birth of thetr f1fth Plans were made for a PICRic Mr nnd Mrs. Lawrence Snow e Femous CuMonn to" • Etsv-tG-clttn flnltfll daughter at East Ltverpool June for the Aux hary Lcgtonatrcs and den and children of Columbus • Double clock drtwer~ • ltdft In OYIM. fllllll 15 She ha! been named Karen thei famtbes at tile Roadstde Park spent the week end w th h 5 moth Sue Mrs Parsons was the former Jul: 10 cr Mrs Ethel Snowden e S•v• ttfthhfnt stooplnt e L11y bun conatrt Frances Slaughter and IS a sister New offrcers were elected Wllh .Mr and Mr11 0 0 Patterson e Smooth Ny-wtoel glide drawtrt e Ufotlmo 10fldnlcf1ol to Mrs Herbert R0u11h Mrs Rus Mrrs Norman Wayland as pres! and her mother Mrs Ed Mills of sell Roush and Bess1e Slaughter dent Mrs Paul Haptonstall lit Syracuse are VlSlting her brother Mrs Ruth Merr1tt Pari:erabllfg vice president Mrs Henry Clot Clyde MUla of Lawrence Harbor I Foromon • Abbett - Middleport 0 1 111 vis t n& her sister Mrs Thom~s worthy 2nd vtce prea dent Mrs New Jersey Rollin~ A (he lwme of Mr and Gale Hysell chaplam Mr!i Dale Pearl Molden of Columbus spent I PIMM 11~ "" yout ldt~ boo• 011 t ennfllt I I klte11foootncleMd lk t. IW4t 11111161 .. chtrt•• • Mill Ctt Bostbn Mourmng secretary Mr~ Dale Saturday here Vllntlng frtends Mr and Mrs Chester Durst of Ke nedy treasurer Mrs Don D1ck Foley was r.:eturped home I HAMl----, N1les are announcm4 the mar n from Holzel;' Hospital Saturday I rrage d their daughter Janet to Roach sergeant at a_r-;ms~:-;:-Miss Shalt n Bowen spent Mon I ADDalst-,.--~~~-Mr Sllerman Reeder on June 21 Ross re11tdence formerly the How day with Miss Joetta Erlewine 1 I C11't-~ --J Mr at d Mrs Durst are former ard carpenter rcs1denee Mr and Mrs Bob Dentson of reside ts and Mn Reeder is a ;~~~~~;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ii.i;;_;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ntecc of Mrs Ru8llell Roush Mrs Herbc t Roush and Bessie Slaught A -tloDal barpln pnce or .... dnlhal~ lhe Ill(~ ol SJF Forti Mrs lohn Fisher Racine and llitl tiood bti!b' D the Mrs 1 ele Shields called on Mr e.tra lonl Mil•al• of lind !I s Earl Roblnaon Tuesday Mr and Mra Max Spangler of MIDDLEPORT MILL STREET ~ bor-X. Lync burg Va are movlnato tho 1958--3 a penny for each lneh of the Dally SenUnel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Dof ACounc1llnspect1on Is Held On Tuesday June 24 I Sew-R1te Sew1ng Club Barbecue Held Wednesday waiatllne Plana were made for an ice cream IOCtal ln July The trav elinJ pr12e donated by Mn Wells was awarded to ltln ChorleJ Spen oer A high cba1r was presented to Mr11 James Butler who recently returned from Vlrglnla with her Infant 10n Michael Leo A report was madl\ on the members viaitmg Mrs Ray Blowers on Tuesday ev ening and presenUng her with a fareweiJ gift from the club Attending were thoee named above and Mra Donald Marks Mrs Jack Fowler Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr Mrs Willard Boyer Mrs Charlea Hoffman Mrs Dayton Strlekhand Mrs Elmer While Mrs Kenneth Fmley: Mrl Geora:e Conde Mrs Calvm Simpson Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken and Mrs Donald Collms Hostesses for the nexl meeting on Wednesday July 9 will be Mrs Donald Marks and Mrs Jack Fow lor Chester Grange Will Confer Degrees At Meetmg JulyS Rutland News VALUES GALORE Wildwood Garden Club Maps Plans For Ensu1ng Year I ' HI FOR Picnic - Patio - Shore Lots Mistaken By Contractor Cause Confusion PICNIC ICE CHESTS OUTING BAGS PICNIC JUGS ICE IN CANS (Dri-Culte) '"' PROPANE COOK STOVE MARTIN RESTAURANT --- $8.75 $16.95 $5.25 to $11.95 $3.65 to $7.75 69c $12.95 STOVE and GRILL Ollly $4.50 Plus Many More Outdoor Items Charcoal, Bnquets, Charcoal Lighter, Etc feeney-Bennett ROWL~Y J:u AUXIliary Na mes New Officers REMODEL REED : . YOUR ' KITCHEN " APPLE GROVE July4th TIRE ,-------------· SALE • ~ "------------- Super Champion FOREMAN and ABBOTT Ph-·· . . . . . APPLIANCES --k ~--::r:-- -~- Dlamon~ 12!! ............ Jubilee • Now 11 the 6111> - •liY Southern Cross craftSman· ship In every lrim hne lea lUlls you can t mateh et 1 tltls pncel Ue Thought Any Insurance Was "Good Enough" ThlB man suffered a'l unneces.!llll11oss when hts house burned down-a loss he woUld not have suffered if he had recetved sensible professional msurance advtce Dop t let thlB happen to you Buy your msurance from an mdependent m~urance agent who dJsplays this seal On/JM lnf!.,.enllehl A,.nl CM Dl,IIPIIII T(lllf lui ~ q i ::..~~~~~...._•. :._.....,_..;:.._:~~~..:·;!:~4;i WSAZ -TV than,.el:l ~ eh~ etlons CLIFF - -- TILEVISION PORTLANIJ Malhe-VI"" l're• saying h (fol!!sl th nk t"• Adams l18u• will lie n 10 SO Th '1'1\lh !olon tlecl!l ve thing n the :N'b\i8m~cr U 00 NtlWA lJeaillme1 ld~nt Nixon GU'trJJ 2-Dally Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 June 27 1958 DOWNING IN~URANC' AGENCY Meigs Cou11ty s 1,.atgest Alld Oldest Insurance ' �''_,) I 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1958 fired,T ·G-Aflordon · : H ired, ly ·lan. e Gth In' The Danu ~entfnr.l Ohio UPl-A ''real oxcltod" JH Gor4on ,,.. turM:d to the clty who,.. he ·hun~ UP, hl• -•pllds 11 on adlwo 'Piaytt SPORTS DESK MtiS't '·,•tl ' .. ops ' ' . (J) . ~.:.:;:.~ ~=~.t'~=.tt.~ p.Ja •- · "er;::' fJ"'S .1' . J V L 11 " I" · ~·· an'd.With ·""·'a Stanlef .... Q ·Rparty ice enut o · Friday evening. Poll For Spots nAU.Star Teams OP£... ,... Go•don, 43-yHr-old . fo~' ator NEW YORK UPI-Stan Mustal so !.dis Apatlelo,.Chi. (.257) m:ond. ,.,.eeman who brOke ·Into. w.us 11 near-unanimous · to . It lBob Cerv, "Kan. City (.313) the ·fil•lor tMtu• with the New day for the 1958 majCir Mickey Mantle, N. Y. (.277) ·· I'll HvlJSE Pomwroy. 0. Come To· The York Yank... ·In 1938 1M ..... ~. All ·SI<~r game, but many rf Jackie Jensen, Bos. (.205) ·the 'll'ltlillll to ·fhf AmoPklln nial fa\'orite.s including NA 1110NiiL L>EAiiiiE 1 ·Ltatu. ·P"!JMnf •and World lertta li::~ms, Yogi Berra, Ed t1~~.~:;~ 50.50 DANCE ChomJtionship 10 yters laier, Wll and Harvey Kuenn were Del 'crandiU, \illw. (!281) 9 'f.UI l:t ~i~ <ttUfNipr •Of lf'!l·• tiJth.ttl:ac~ up in the voting by the men tb Stan Muslll, St. L. (.36fl.) Music .By Eddie Fife's 'lrKIItril Thu~ night; ·tuc:tilf!,. ·' ' •... ., ... the game best. ·"lana!l"!' 2b Bill Mazeio~!ki, 'pitts. (.282) Renzo Menchini, Meigs County's most reknowned football ·1,.1Bol:tlty Shady Valley ·Boys ·BrtPn, who nslfll'f.' · ' w league players •." 3b Frank <.Thomas, Piits. (.302) score prognosticator (something Uke 92 •per cent last aut- The balding, form<!!' ·C~evlfu:ln ..L :mrl euachcs, ·.piCking the Hottest Music In 'Town Ernie ·Banks, Chi. (.303) Cepeda then slammed his 15th umn ) Wednesday bljrrowed through piles of •baseball score ·slugger, was described by Tribe :lltarters on ea<!h _All-Bbr team · fo" 1-:: Bob Skinner, Pitts. (.326) , homer or the year to wrap up Ihe books and local leag'5'ecords on the Sports Desk to demand General Manager Frank Lane :.s the first time, in nearly every cf Willie Ma)'s, San l•'rnn . (.373\ Sat. • victory. a hearing bere for th last Spring fling by bowlers. ''a mature baseball1 man and 11 case honored 1958 per!ormancei l ;r~l1H~a~n~k~A~a~ro~n~,~M~i~lw;·~(~.258~);;;;;;;;~;;;::;::;;:;:;;::;;;~;;;;;; Antonelli held the Redlegs tu "How about forgetting baseball for five minutes," growled sound tactician. He 1l n,c:ht you an over the time-honored :rep11tations the way." or some of baseball'~ ·greatest · seven hits in registering his Renzo, "and write something a-bout ·bowling for us?' ' stars. eighth victory llllSinst live de· I'll buy some of that. At times when buried in trying to Bragan, who was dismissed by AMERICAN LEAGUE rcals. The Rcdlegs scored the:r sort out what has happened to baseball teams involving some Lane "because he dl'dn't ~ct c Gus Tl·iandos, Bait. (.282) only run off him in tt1e sixth on · C b b1 1 I'd b 11 f 1 enough out .of the team," Wn'! tb Bill Skowron, N. Y. (.281) Johnny' Templc's single, a doub: o 400 Metgs ounty ase a l payers, uy a o t. with the Jn{lians Jess than half 2b Nelly Fox, Chi. (.333l 'by P'rank Robinson und walt Dr·u· Rem:o will MC the annual Pomeroy Bowling Association 3b Frank Malzone, Bo!!. (,305) po's infield oul. Banquet July 1 starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Eagles Hall. H~ theTheseason. 4G-:vear-old deposed pilot i.) will be the straight man for what promises to be an enjoy- unique in that he has been fireJ The • fourth·placo Redlegs, tHree able evening of fun, humorous jokes on those dining, and a manager two years in a row games away from the Gianl.l. , the ·season ended. Bragan send Brooks Lawrence ~-3 to L:r l' presenl.ati•on of awards was given his walking papers by mound tonight. Facing him won Bowling champions in all sorts of divisions wilt be honorthe Pittsburgh Pirates lllst A\1· b• Ruben Gomez 5·6 of th•· ed with trophies and words of praise, AI Russell's catering gust. lr CHET TANNEHILL MO.OSE H.LL I Bowlers To Dine July 1Here F0tDING Ali11i~ni• Table Every SQ. :$!IU5 S.All' $9;95 : ' Aw~ · obit At \ Raci Service • Station Roc!,., Oltio · .: OR IC.IrthNie Station . 'At 'n .JN...roy>Brldgo ,• . MAK£ ·sMITH CLOTHING 'I YOUR Shopping Headquarters FOR Men Women ·Boyr See Our Modern Styles N. ~d St. CASH BARR, OWNER Phone 80!8-Y llllddleport 1 Suggests Another Baseball League Baseball again' Richard Duckworth of Syracuse sees a need for still a further diamond 1eague ln Meigs County. He writes: "Some time ago I expressed a desire that the high schools keep their teams intact and play summer baseball. Also, that diamonds s~ould be built so the. boys would have a place to play . "This has been done, but I have another suggestion to make. A league should be formed taking in ages from 16 to 24 as the player that adva nces from the Pony League may notiJe good enough to play on the high school or Ohio Valley ANNUA~ Reala~_ar,p blue and while finish set off with white wall tire,, Bydramattc, radio, heater, power steering, The standard of the world can be yours at Ibis new ·low •price. Bowling Association BANQ'UET 1956 'Packard Custom dipper · · · ··· $1 695 4 Door. 'Flashy red and white finish. TI')!IY a •luxury cnr and Uoaded .With equipment. Power steering, power brakes, ultramattc, radio, heater. 1't. real value. EAGLES HALL, Pomeroy car inlllde and out. Blue and .white finish. Deep ~read tires, Oynafiow, radio, beater. Try it today. ~ 191itlchalllllll 98 4D,r. Seda1 · ·· · $U95 Beilltllultwo toile green finish . New seat covers, aparkUnl :freih Interior. Low rnllage. A good buy. The new Cleveland man11ger uid he "would do a lot of lookin ;~ around before making any chan.c;· es on the' club. · Gordon dropped out of basebal l' entirely aftCr last season, w.hen he managed the Son Franc1sco Seals tq, the "Pacific Coas-t L~agu t' pennant, lind went Into the msur· ancc bu.!Jiness. He drew strong language from Lane last week when. he perml1tcd veteran Bob Lemc:in . who is recuperating from arm trou?les to be batter~(! for several innmg :~ by the New York Yankees when it · was obvious Lem r.m "didn 't have it.'' · Unlike Bragan, who was giver only a one-year contract, Gordor received a contract covering lht remaind~r of thi!'l&'ep~on and 11! ol 1959. Ebbcts PONY GAMES JULY ht . 'YOtJR TEAM CAPTAINS -, ~==~======-=~~~~~ . ILOCI~ : loday. Be~Jt fishing ln !louthenst Ohiu wiU be found ·in a few of tho:! l~kes Including Leesville, Seneca, l.ake Alma and aeveral others In the Muskineum 'DI!Itrlct. Mo~t major streaM.! are only fair at ~hough the Musklngum in Wash· lngton county Is clear but high . ~EXIRIOR STAN»mGS NATIONAL LloltOU! W .L Pet, Ga BRICK- STUCCO l41!t cream with a dark green top. Leat!)er trlrbmed lnterlllr, MercoO-mntlc, radio, heater, 110wer windows and aeat. See It now. FAIRLANE 2 DOOR F.O.M. Radio and 'Heater. Sl'e to appreciate. N'ite •WAiCHES •DIAMONDS ·eSILVER and COLORED - W~lte . FAIRLANE 2 DOOR. jF.O.M. Radio and Heater. "She's nice. Milwaukee . . . . St. Louis Son Francisco . Cincinnati . . .. 38 B7 .585 34 2t .MD 36 31 .537 30 u . .492 "'ittsbur•h ... . 32 ,. • . 38 .476 Chicago . . . . . .. 42 38 .478 ... '118 33 .45D 1 Phllaaelphla Lb~ .o\nJeleo .- . '. 30 36 .455I 4.-H NEWS I, El ,, "• M~"'-• Com• In And N1me Your Own D•1l. H possible we will accept the Deal. ' , SET TELEVISION " . METROPOLJTA'N ~ ~1.7~-~5 Value '·"" • i'!M't . With The -··' -p.iurchase Gf Any A~~2.~~ES POMEROV,,IQHI,P .. KELYINAfbR . REFRIGERATOR. -·----- lt: II .,._,... hyl. 21oo.r Slllan ·· .. $195 A •lid HtUe car with plenty of trouble free miles. Standat'llllld.ft. 'rwo tone green. ........ 32 32 .BOO 9\:, . . . .. . .. 113 33 .800 9 \1 80 U :489 II I> 31 2t .tea 12 . ,Q,o 12 .431 14 toWY •. lfO Ull ANO 10 IIAUitfUL A¥ I RAWLlNG'S:.;.i d!K"! ~~ and albt•tos ' Walt~A oH"I'I: 01f \l!lijl!ct! '-Ralpb Rose, reporter. 1956 :fQl'i) 1957 .FOtD • . ChOice . of two, c~cklines, 'l'wo boor '&4 ifldor. ·6ne wiKIFotdijlilatlc. One with St4. iloth 8 eyl. Both -with ndio and ·healers, Custom, Olub Sedan, 6 cyl., radio and ·heater, std. Trails. ' ' ))M~ Plymo~th . Trade;In - Only $1195 \ $1895· donald Wolle. Mrs. Helen You:~ce 111-ll'E ONE A.T ... ....., Crow's Steek House W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO E. MaiDS&. YOU wtH ONE OF THESE CARS? • • ,, '' --' .; ·; ' .CH£01tfFOR VOURt1CENSE' ~UMBER EACH ,WtEitiN . ·IO'S .' l j .- • v!'rl- • • i ~~..,~ ~ PrOJfl~ 1eaBOn of ~he carPenter '4:·'R1Ciul:t·when it m~une 18 was ,fl~s t ,aid, T~ad Dye, ErroJ Pic· kett, D11ve and D~ln Wooten, and ·ArJip Radekin rePorted on the ~----~·~·----~----~ 4iH boat •ttip.'-,-bavld Wooten, RepOrter. Cot~ntry_ rl -· •• The RiverView 4·H·\Cltib met on June ,18 at lhe home Of· Roberta Trussell. The le11son w1:1s and ,beverRoberta 'ianet Sedan Wagon. . FQrdomatic, Radio anti heater. L<iw mileage. Owned .by .lOcal official., .1 • '· ll-95 ' - 1 ,, -, ' $J595. ··.. . -~ r~ V.LUES comman4~t bull Sedan, ·Vla: Radio Royal 11-Dr. !Sedan. AutomaUc tnlns. · PI)W'er "tleel\ihg. ·Rldio ,ind •He,ter. ~193a _.~· ·. .;·us ·aul<l.. ·.. .and'. Heile'r, o!~r~rive trllns, Sharp! 1 ~ i ~At -·- s cbu,1 ,. ·.DG! · ·Spe1ial .~dor. tiynaflow ·ifHve. RicH,_white tires, tinted glass, .. pOwer ste.er~IJS: 1 Nice blue and •ivblte •fin ish. . .• ' ' ~ HAUnPUl POLAaoHUI anuNG 116 LBS. PIOIIN IIOIA.. J .... ~·~Y .,.., Shel,rf• I";· ' L'! il' s.t.ty D.tr Lllkh ' .- . ' . ~m•toa cOL~ · •··I·~· ~, '!J _, ' . ! r ~rt'er. ~159:5- ' SP !I 4-H 'l' 17 II l~h~oi.. -Rose:.J. fASY TUM$ 1955. bO~GE . . 19·SI .· J~er . 6, 12 •by Melva Dye 12 ·ou. FT. I •· • '« , .., ._.... Slltlvft _ .. Gl). · n.<'1CiLVIfob\~R ' ,/ .fOt ' ltl\ill'l1'6 llloett Dan Smith, advisor. was In charge when the Social Ha)!seeds met June 17 at the home of Carl Circle. Project leMon was on call trimming, and a demonstration was given by Carl Circle, Ronnie Holter Roger Holter and Carl was the sub· -YOUIHOMI -· Jennifer Crew gave a demonstration On "Threading A Needl e and Making a 'Knot" when the Merry Lassies met at the home of Miry Sue Handley, Jo.ne 16. The project lesson was on making a scari.-Cintly Swlltzel, reporter. The Fortland Grade School was ; the ·meeting site of the Portland· Jaeal 4·H Clt.lb wHen it met June L6. Paula Sayre give lil demonstra·· ICi~lf on.,"How to Fit '/i. Dress" and Ltitda Roush ,reported -on her t~ew· iril project.-Leenna Brewer, Reporter. ' AIIIIRICAN LIAGUI W L Pet. GB York ·,. . . 41 2ll .Sill ! ·~~:~ ·City ... U SO .531 7\1 A Tasty Treat You'll Like To tat guc ~ ts of Mri Ruth TuCker were Mr. and Mn \lan Carson and d~ugbter of Dayton, and Ruth Ann Carson ol Columbus. ' Mr. and Mrs. R.•hert Beuehner and daughler of Columbu~ were weettend guests or M:-. and Mr's, ' -- 6 'h 7 . saturday evening Secretary The Syracuse Jolly Stitchers met Oil June 17 at the home of Patty Winebrenner with Jesse Cottrill ·and Helen Diddle, advisors, and Eich!nger1 junior leader, in - Linda Eichinger, report- Custom ·Royal 2 Dr. HaJ'dlop. Radio and heater, push' button: trans., ·po\ver brakes. One owner. See this ·one. iJhlli'llllt•lbtUlft, ·L.Ule 6 ~tttit.U/wh 2 City. CADili:AC•fZ M.ny More To Choo11 From At T.nflle Ughl In PIZZA.BURGEa "Where l·our .confldenee Is Justified" 4 DOOR Sharp inside and out. 19$6 DODGE 6&~, jl;ooks. ;<If COLLINS WHiifE Shorp. 1952 CHEl'ROLt:T ' O"n Evening~ Until 9:00 P.ftt. • • N , . ew · s Raeme lC'(l Fri~:ay on their nrnicPt for a visit with h('r son and wife ...l.Jinct Caldwell, herR worked • JU.,I ot her brother-In-law and lot1 ·alltr ai>IJ!t ·wlth Ill'....' WILL FIR!DOME V·8 4II ion fi'On. 5 ~hi<lnnotl 1 (If) tot a...,lts 4 Milwaukee 1 INI )~~· il!~. o· With Pride Tlnmday from n!JII i• Hoallon, '. Bisacll Lnd Kathy Andrewa a:lvlng · Mr. an'a Mn. John !'.ent:z tpent Mi&J, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cllik livldtD. Mn. V•rne Y(.lttenon. d.emonJtrallon.l. - Linda Utkllll, Sunday t[ternoon with ~r . anri Gene Beegle rtturned to hiA Mn. Helen Johnson retUrned •WilHam Jfl)'nian and ,... lt~ port er. Mrt. Jtuuell Rhod es, Mar1elta 1 , hom~ .a t New .Btiahton :Z:hur.y. home !tam . BelPre a!te~: !pen4-s Jld~er are ~d~ 1 ...... MrL Maude You~g apent a r•· ·Mr. and Mn. W. II. UofniiOI!k or .ing a wen <Wiih •ber ·llo•lllillfr, 'fi •ltl6ir 'liOI!tn ~ < lll!llf,..,._, ~',nt •""'n."kMe~d ~n ;has~le•e•tthon .~nli, K~nauaa •~nt sundaY with Mr MNJ . W•yne Carpenter. . ; ;pl.,.nt _• OR Ute ·!'iwt. .. Jill: I \1 ' . . • ' arid Mrl. JeiJe Brinker. Mr. and Mn. T. Q. HUUiorl!, , ' .·~' • ji Donna lean ond Mi•• · ~tpJi. 9!'.11itottll, .lllol..._, ' , ~M.r. ana Mn. Verne Watt ersor. Mrs. Clara Roulh wu 1 Sund.11y •dau•hter " d -..-,, · . .··• ' · attended thl! funeral ot a friend dinner gueJt 01 Guy lleel:le . 11 Ouot Estlna:ton •pent ·~nda) · ~perrt; Sua !Q' .ttll lit. tAd lltl; Relat•vco here to at~d IJI•, at Vincent Thursda y. D , wfth Mr. and loin. •Wril. M<J:eiVej> Y•~_;Matle.ioon. · funeral of Mrs. Addie HAYWPq.dt\ IMr . .and Mr~. Kenneth ours' orcas. . at Portland. , t' Cm\'~.,.,1 la roiPII\iJiq , ftilt l a former resident of Meigs {;,.0 ' f Jdn Ro1er and friend or We!J~ Mn. SYbil MUeJ Tef.bi'Qell honl!- . frtr. and Mn. Donald kc::K1y re· wtek at till "hl'm& !tom hll ea· were Mr. and Mrs. E. W1 DeJ;ln· tilJc wer, weekend guerts or )fr. ~Jday fro~ Wheelinl after a turned to their home at )ft. \!a:c- ~ JI,q • PittaburJh. . •• man, Columbua, N. J... ~ r· ,a,ncl and MT,. , ~ohn Arnott. Miss Lol! vtslt with relatlvea. · · --:,_ , Mrs. Gerald Haywood, Pil\fb~eb, Arnott relurncd home after 8 Mrs. Albert 'Hiit, ltrt. Gomer ,.f '.-' 1 1 ~·· and Mr. arid Mr.s. RaY, ftP.Im· , vitit with the ours family. · l.A!wis, Mn. MarJaret •Houda~elt '' m1ller, Columbus, 0. . ~rs. Maude Young and si!lter. ahd Mn. ·B. M. Plekeo1 attended 1 •1 "· ~ Mr. ahd Mn. Albert H1ll, Mr, Mrs. s. G. Mn1·s spent Wcdnesda)' a district meetin,a: of the WSCS I :, and Mrs. Waid Foster lind .Mr. , In Chlllicothe. at Rio Grande Thlll'Jdl)'. · Pnd Mrs. Homer Jaccaud spent Mrs. lra Beegle returned or Mrs. Blancb~ French, :A.pon, is Sunday at the Jaccaud's cabm .;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;.;;;;;;;F;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;; 1 at Letart and cetebratcd the • birthday of Mrs. J accaud with a Have l'ou Tried .4. •.• ,( picnic dinner. l Mrs. Joan Mattingly and daugh·. ter Kathy of Clay Center, Kan~.. ' spent several days laSt we~k with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muon THE NEWEST AND GREATEST TASTE Spencer. Wceken~ guests of the Spencers were their son-in.Ja·.v SENSATION IN A SANDWICH and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. To:n Lindsey . and son Scotty of Grove SINCE THE HAMBURGJ;:R. 1954 DESOTO I II 1\1 · ·Last week. Kal Hindy, Herman Grate, Ray Biddle, and George Baker traveled to Cleveland where they •enjoyed a day ·of fishing on Lake Erie in a swank pleasure craft of a 'business friend of Kal's. qlhe partv brou~ht, .in 50 or 60 perch and white bass, but Kal termed the fishinCpoor ." He was unsuccesSful in ur!lillg the boat commander to hiiad :for nort· so the partv couid retreat ·to lhe Cleveland Jn. dians' stadium Wbere•the Y~nkees were taking three straight. ".J'd rather have watched the ball fame ," reported Kal. Let · Yo.ur . ' ·Jeweler Be Yoar Guide DRESS SHIRU From $4.58 1955 FORD V8 , Woukl Rather Watch A Basebafi Game For The· Gift You Give - 1955 PLYMOUTH V8 . he calls up to Mrs. McElhinney watching from their car: . "We'll have ste~ks Instead ,of beans for dinner tonight, honey." · It is not a bit surprising to observe, either, that Ken and JR (Kenne~y) don't have a ·single Toll of f•iclion .tape .for -bat mending in their store. NatlopaUy Ad•verltlscd WASH 'N ·WEAR Belvedere Hardtop. Power· flite, Radio and Heater: ..R.ed · We''ll Have Steaks 1'>JIIight, 1:1oney Was• 'N Wear $6.98 up. nice. _ 1958 FORD . Muddy 4iamonds caused ca~­ cel\atlon pf all Pony Le.aa:ue games Thur-sday evening in Meius · ··Baseball and fishing: Ken McEI61nney, \Sports Center part· Cou nty with make-up dates set ner, ·gets a gleam ·in ·his •eye everytlme'a liat..is ·broken during for next Wednesday ~vening. Di~ monds in and Middlt~· Middleport Little League and 11ony League games. He's on hand .at every game. When the otacked hats a~e earning thick 'po'rt will o.s July 2 • ' f' and Iake11 this.. weekend, the stat ! Natural Reiources Department GET TICKETS FROM 19tl ·Mercvry Mtlltny Jlirtlllp · · '$995 - It's CAN(~LLED COLUMBUS UPI- Heavy ram ~ this week dampened fishing pro,; pects for most or Ohio's strean· .;: *SPEECHES *HONORS and GOOII FOOD BOWLERS - CUSTOM 300 Radio and Heater. It's clean· . Richard: Why not? But lny •guess·Is we'll find fewer boys of that aae after theytre out,of hljlh schooi-'Of mediocre ability, ·which you are pointini for-with ·the time or inclination Or 'bo\h ·IO play R <baseball schedule. 'They're .plqylng at other games by !hat tJme unleis ·baSlll/all is :a oousuming interest , aren't they? ~leld. ' 1957 FORD V8 l!eague." ..:.._-r-- Sk.ort Sleeves $1:98 to $4.95 Name Your Own Deal At Metropolitan Auto Sa les And You kfay Own One Of These Beautie!l! Sports Desk · weekend-but riot for ~ baseball , fa ns. A rodeo .moves • Into tbe Polo Groui1.ds, erstWhile' home or the New York Giants-, Frida~·. And a ·Cirdus opens Sundfy io Dampen Fishing ~redlcted ' *TROPIIIES 4 real lllean The personable Bragan took his latest custer in a cRlm manner. "I h:wc nc- compllilnts t \, make," he said. "I received fine treatment and cooperation from Frank Lane and the :ront office''. "My only regret is that the ball club, being composed of hart! · driving player$, didil1t get bette~· support from the fanB . Gordon, whO batted .280 ar.d drove in 124 runs in 1948. when the Indj::ms "won it all,' said he· fore he boarded a plane on thL• West Coo:;t that he was "real e-.: · cited about getting llia first shot at a major league job." i(:ontlnae.d f~lll P~ge. FO!U') . Swollen Streams 6:30 P.M. - 19$S .. . . Sptellllhlrd Top·· ····· $1395 The Very Best . In Used Cars team will serve the dinner. , While on the subject of Menchlni it may be recalled that Renzo was promised a strawberry rnllkshake from the Daily Sentinel Sports staff for his remaDkable. manipulation of .his Ouija board in picking football scores last year. That reward remaill$ to be made. Could there be a better time to have the delicacy served lhan in the middle 6f Renzo's bowling dinner banquet, say between Old Fashioneds? Five leagues with 30 teams of five bowlers each should show u~ for chow tim,e .July I. Captains of each team are fixed with the responsibility of setting the already-paid for dinner tickets and pulling them into the hands of their players. ATTEND THE 1955 Cadillac .Hard Top(oupe · · · · · · $2495 NEW YORK UPI- Thero'> bl~ doings at jbe ~o Grodn1ll ···and at Ebbet. Fiola ' t~l• oummor ·' DAlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1958-5 ·Binell, 1oyce Ft"ederlelr, XoriJyn 11 Clevela!i~. ., CIRCU$ AT !BBITS "ILD We Select Only I ~~~~:~~~~~~~22G~i~an~t~s·~~:;~~~:;~:; • • ., ·· A~!. FEhifUR~ !Nj::LUDED , FREE'ZER ON TliE_TOP ' eonJJ $139$ ' . . ~I k ~ .i .. " I· '' �•.......·• .,.,..,. .... * • ,~., ,, ..., !,. -);l '"~..,,~ ... ~,~ ' ' • .' .' ' '' lii'_•. · ,~ - - ' •..", . ~ ... ~....... ....•. . . I ~ &-Daily Sentloel, Pomoroy-Mlddloport, 0., June 27, 1958 . ' - . • fO&' CONSISTIINT IIEI'ENDABLB USVLTS' - t room house in country. Phone 823-M. 6 24 6tp 3 room apartment room s. Call 368-Y. WANT ADS' PHONE 398 .. 6 26 U Pomeroy. Call 294. , - - - --· I 171 Help Wonled · WomJn to care for •..rd. .... IIKrlloD. llb.1tDara dwt• IOe.-4 ,.... La c in Phone 901 -M .. 6 23 Str per word !Or lbree COIIIO<IIIi'!f - . . . , &peoial ~ 0.. momh for :Ill ..... per want. l'u.ll rate of 21 cenll per wurd wW be ebarod ror all'lll'tbin& t1 101 paid lor before tile of ea:b mODtb loll...taa buertlull. ..nora -ill Advertlaiol-c;boula be ,.eoorted lmmedilteb. 1.'bf DallJ senU.Oel will DIJL be resporJlble for iaore thaD 0.11(11 lDeol -- •-t ... Cart! of Tbalb aad Spedal Nu&M o1 Jtweall JUblbhed_u per ....... Ill Not1ces 6 26 6tp 8 room unfurni5hed apartment in RATES ~ ..au J1fllo 2 sleeping "-.00. b i - MAU;: Cle r k for approximately 4 mo~. work. Apply Kyger Creek Power Plant, Cheshue, Ohio. · 6 25 3tc 1 (J 81 Emplov~nt Wonted 21" zenllh TV, $60.00; 17" zen· ith TV $40.00: 3 wrti)Rer wasl· 18 year old boy wants work of any Robert Hartenbach, SheriU, ttt W. MeGregor, of Vincent Their Rebecca Vale, dec. to Marion L. Vale and Ethalene Ogdin, afiid. Billy Lee Windon, parcel, Chester l.daugbter1 Cat·ol, who has spent the Lawrence and Ruth GJI IiiJ!l !\.J trans. Columbia. Dilly Lee Wmdon, Billy Le·1 with her grandparent"-. Raymond E. and ·Delores Dona!w·.', William Turner, dee., , to Re- Wind un, Guardian or Lt>b Windon home. 22.6A. Scipio. b V I d Eth I 0 dl Lawrence and Ruth G!II Jlan : > ec~a a e an a ene g n, a m•nor. lo William and .Mildred ]41. and Mn. James Reed and affid, trans., Columbia. CarLer , estate, 28.4A, Chester. Ions of Caldwell were week end Raymond E. and Delor e~ Dor!:>h ll '. Elwood Nelson to Ohio Power guests of her slater and family, 22.75A, Scipio. 139.08A, eoal, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. PlulNlcbols. Iva Cleo Hyder, M:mc B) dCr Raymond And DeloreE Donahue The Reedsvtlle 4'·H Pioneer dub Mohler, Will iard D. Mohl er 10 to Ellis and Iva Donahue, 60.8 A Mr. arid Mrs. Carl Holshauer Qf met In special meeting Saturday Athens & Pomeroy CJal & L~ ud Scipio. Detroit, and sister, Miss Jessie R. Co., 1 A, coal, Salisbury. John J. and Hazel M. Dunlavy t-l Hoyt, Marietta, were caUtng on afternoon at the home or Min Lucy K\bble to make further plans Iva Cleo Hyder, Mane H)'clt: r Don c Hooper, 44.65A, Bedford friends here Sunday. for the judging of their project Mohler, Willa rd D. ~J o h lL•r l'l Clara Niggemcyer, dec., tc Don Kibble, East Liverpool, 1 Athens & Pomeroy Co~ l & Lar, !~ra nk Ni ggemeyer, Audrey For- spent Sunday with his aunts, Co., lA , Salisbury ~ythe. Bertha Zamerene, Virginia MissP.s Kate and Lucy K.lbble. , Lawrence W. and Erin I F Wai Wtlliams af£id. of trans. OrangE". Jerry Childers returned home ker to James R. and \' io: L•I W:.d Kcnneih E. and Ruth McKinnev Friday after being discharged ker, pts. lots 63·64, Ml dd lt.·lwrt. to Albel't and Marjorif' Woodard, from the Marines, La~mcs R. and Violet _w~ Jk r_l ,t~J 101 Pomeroy. JMr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols. and ence W. and Ectn.J ~ . W<~ · k .\1ary C he~o~tham to James Lewis famlly were Saturday dmner ker, pts. lots 63·64, MJd d!rport 1 u 2A, Rutland. guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Putnam Jr. anrl :\1ary W :_ ;;-:;::~;:::.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;::.::======,I PHONE 388-Y Putnam to Pcwl F. anrl :'11 <~ry E. .Nichols, lot 8 and pari of lnt l · PropertyTransfcrs REEDSVILLE Bendix washer, $40.00; G. E auto Record a uge r, dozer, panscrapcr, Range, $2!5.00. M1ller Repair Co. Harrisonville, 0 . Phone 24786 6-27·3tp. lll lllCS or construct!on Call ,R42 ,J 6- 27-Jl-: a ft. hydroplane hoat built to ( .2 0 >Busi"ll!ss ;)ervir:t!!' racing specifications w1th s teering wheel. Call 5~2 - M . 6·27-3tp AIR CONDlTIONING , Refrigera tlfln scrvtre. Jack'11 Rtdt•Jg(!ratioJ' ti inch jointer with t B. P. motn. New .Haven Phone TU-23537 anrl itand. Complete. Charlc ; 6 23 lf W. Reuter, Chestcl' Road or Call TERMITES EXlbMINATED 43!1 6-27-3 tp For tree l'lSpe~'tion phone 38$-M, Roush's Shee Store Middleport, Ohio ATTENTION NEW FILLING STATION NOW OPEN - - - --c-------,.- I Gilmort. Supj)1) Store, Pomeroy. JO!i5 33 h . Al:na Hot&~ TraJicr .. sleeper !~quire ~arl ' ~ Barhcr SltOn, Rafme, ObJO. 6·27·3tp SAVE ON YOUR GASOLINI No. 7, Letart. James !•' and Kat i,• Wl'h." 1o Paul E. and Maxm c ll ~>f:n J.Jll, /1.\ , Ches ter. Erina t\>1 Jntl Genl' !' 1\ Jt'l' tn Harohl E. and Kathil 11 '1<' K 1t::f.l ~o t , Mi ddl eport · Marie D. and C lwr lr ~ H ~ 1• : ,ileton, Rnd ney an(l Kat :, arl!W Downing to Lee Fr 111k Legth' 1.13A, Sulishurv. Ethclcnc Ogdin , dPe. lo Juhu R.. Wesley W , W!lh .J m It. !thr, :. E., Clara 1<::., ami f!'lnr:1 \IH r Ogd u1 affid. of trons, Col un.L::t . -- HUPER REGULAR I OR SUPER PREMIUM AT Pom-ero)' Farm Bureau Cn-Op Ao<oclallon Hours: 6:00 A r.r to 10 00 PM. Dally Except Sumlay •'lulld BtHtr Fer Ltll"' Loaded while you wait. Also trucb avallable to haul at reasonable rates. WILLIAM McKELVEY GRUESER BLOCK CO. NYLON TIRE$ FOR THE PRICE OF RAYONS WILliAM KENT DANCE STUDIO Rot~ T BUY THE BEST FOR LESS ' OF POMEROY 6.70115 SPEC. BILT NY.LON .•...•........ U8.95* 7.10I15. SPEC. BILT NYWN ....... .. ... ,.. $17.85* Registration Of Summer Classes June 30th- 11 :00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. • CLASSES IN *Plua Fed. Tax and RE-cappable Trade-In Quality Reading Car Batteries- 8 Voltllld 12 Volt ' With Mqore's Wrllten Guarantee- AI LoW Coal. 8. WE BUY IN OUR BIG •• F'IUDAY JUNE 27- SATURDAY (9alMotirie s"uj;pilis (21) Real Estate Pontiac 'M - . -4- d-:-o-.-, - ,-,d-:-,-n-.""Ra'"··dio ~ -- - - - - New 8 rOQm house and bath on and Heal('r. Good condition. l'•ed Motor•, Boab and Tnllera. large lot in nice nclghborhoQd $5150.00. Call SPruce ~913. ~·lnanelna: AYailable. Mejro~oLocated on l;fulbcrry Hcightll e 20 ate lit an Marine Sales and Ser· near Children s Home Phout~ ,-;-,..-,---;:-:::;::-:-;:-::;--: ·vice. Pbono 8f.M, Pomeroy, 0. 71-M 6-l8-l21c Kelvinator. 9 cubic foot. Good IH·U 22A farm. 4 room bouse. 1Sc,hool condition. Priced to sell. Ph. - - - - - - - - - - ' hua and mall. route. $1000.00. Racine 3463, Elsie Deeker. J $500 down . Balante like Hnt. 6 28 3lc George Kennedy. Rutland, OhiQ. -- ·~ Good used piano for Letart ' Fill& Box 891. 6 26 6tp 19M Buick Special. Owner will Orado School. Ctll Letart 2376. ,.-oacrlflc<J, Call 6194-Y, Mlddto· 1 6268tc WANTED TO BUY: !I to 8 room port alter 4:30 p. m. 6 20 8tp house In good location or small -,-~~-4.,.1-:for:--farm with l!llfnUar house on lave - .Save SI:JOO. Take over pnymcnt.J on )938 Studebaker grounds In, Pomeroy Bend prea. Silver Hllwk. rully equlppod. New apartment,, three rooml-!lftd Phone 428. 6-27<11c balh. unlurnlo~od, -.ultable lor Very clean. Phono 197 between two. AiiO oUUle'' IPICI; Phone 0 a. tn. ano1 II p. m. Phone 6388 6 18 Ute after '& p. m. e 20 3tc Mlddloport 6009, NOTlCI OP APPOtNTMINl I (11 Wanted To Eluy Ram ' Legal NotJcJ ~ P'UK, ~1'-~II;I'OAilOII . ,.._Q~ra. Scaffold Boord' J)rop . elolh Clinton Fisher, llld"'.,O:~ 0 Cabba&e 50c a bu1hcl. Harrb Phon• aea-x. ll•l"" Farm, Bouman'& ttul). Trlll!k ' load cut. BriDR tbntatner~. Rooma-Apartment. Close in tOWI' Phone ape. 6·27-lllo 127 Bullernut A•MUO e>iB-1Jztc 19M Hnle)' David~on motor 168. 1 - 0 room unfurnished apartVery a:ood condition. Low mUe- ment. Phone 310·M. G 20 tr IJC. S~J:ldle baws, cx.lru wortlt $'71!1. Ht~rold Hysell, Main S!., 4 room apartmenl-t lGD Mulborry Ave. All convenl~ncea. C1Ul JlarRutlarut1 Ohio. Phcne 241124 pe~'o Tailor Shop, .' I 113 8tp 6-27·Stc; - c... ·No. ..- ' ' ' HARDTOP COUPE 1956 Mercury Con Was $1895 $1765 ·-1~53· ChevroletCpe Was $695 $599 .. 1:? 53 Buick HT,Cpe Was $765 $599 1~53 1Piymouth Cpe Was $'65 $395 '• ma. JOHN C. BACON . ·UP '. 28 JUNE _ lo • . "~ J SUNDA~ ' JUNE .29 . ' 1954Chevrolet2dr W~s$745 1952 Chevrolet4dr w~ $~5 194«JPI.ymouth4dr w~s·$~~· 1954Cflevrolet2dr Was $l4~ 1952Chevrolet2dr was $595 • , · . I . ~~ ' 110 1954 Chevrolet 2 T. Was $995 (C & Cl . 1954 Chevrolet 2 T. ' (C&CI t ··'· ' . 1956 Chevrolet ,, PICK UP ·wai $1395 ' ' I ' 49l' · ' -~ '' $695 $395 ' ' 1948 Pontiac 4 Door !I~ $'45 $95 l94iChevrolet2dr wa,,$tf5 , '$145 · 1949 Ford 4 Door wlii.t $,175. $95 , . .... ·1952.Ford Tudor Wa $645 ·.$545 1953Chevrblet2d·r. wl~ $7is: $725 1953 Ford Tudor Wis .$79_5· $695 . ,', - l ~ , ·· • . ' ' • \ . l I .• . , ' I . RUNS INTO STA.I \ _,. .. ~~ WIMBLEDON, · l!ngland UPlAincrica's weakest tennis expedi- ' I, . tion in many years, now an t~· · lnjqrcrl. man group led by lanky Barry His ·leg• werl> MacKny, runs into seeded stars . blli ., g machiM for 1hc first time In the Wlmblc· · by 1 branch don ehamuionsbips today in a .,:ec · ond round of· men's singlea tha~ promised to ·be fun . or trouble. . ' .trltl,eally . ,, NEW YORK UPI - Tugboat Captain Bort Deeley~ a· :Witness to the collision of a fteiebter and gasoline tanker on New York'!! East River: . "It seemed like the whole river •· was on fire. The flam~1 ke,P.-t · g•lng higher ond hlgher,~jl I\,) , seemed to me it went on for an hour." · . r -~ t.ooli: 415 mimttes-..fOJ! a -farm t' hand to free Peace from ~ baler \ that crushed_ his legs ~ ~~ ~ t.~ - ,a. r. bis thighs. Fte&h wil tiJf,.trom1 J i.il < j the bone ~f the left u~s- 0 ~i·! · It ·' ,. .. ' ' ,, .t. ;, .,_ ' 1 .. , " $8951956WillysJeep Was$1~9$ ' $14~5 (4 ' Wh~el .Drive) . ~-, ~ Was .$1095 •" I" -~ '. ,.,.: ·chevrolet ' '" ~ a;., Ton· , BOD'/01' 0 I>NoOfli:I30 (THE AMOilOI/S ONE) AND '11-tE HEAD 0:: U'L. ABNER (71-1£ /,I,AA/1/FtJ ONE-) · To I or $177 . ' · $(189 ,.' I' BATH HAS SOAKEDTHE ~~Qr $599 : ~1 ',. USED ,, .' ' . ,, t>MAZDN SHOJNKt"'I i' Inju~~ I ·i' ••, .... ' •••••• of GHrvt c. boner S200 To. ·$500 Down . $119 1950 Oldsmobile 1951 Chevrolet4dr. ·was $445 $269 1951 Chevrolet2dr. Was $445 $239 1955 Plymouth Bel. Was $1195 $999 1951 Ford Tudor Was $395 $239 1953Chevrolet4dr Was $599 . . $42 5 1957 Chevrolet Was $2195 · $1899 • Was $195 17,155, Dect•ttd Notice Is hereby s;iven that Ruby C. Dellcy whoae Post Offl® allctr~aa is Letart Falla, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix ot lhc Estate of OoorgU C. Dciley late of Letart Falls, Mcias Cotlnty, Ohio, ~occasod. Dated this 10th day of · J1tne, ~ 5 ,......, T~EDREAD -i. ~~;;~ OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. OHIO VALLEY --. -·--- I Hzu\- t, . -- .· · I •Plus Fed. Tat \ BALLET BATON SPANISH TOE - ACROBATICS - TAP 115 Are Killed. , ff 7.50xl4 NYLON TUBELESS . . .. .....• , . .. $26.85* 8.00114 NYLON TUBELESS ...... , .. .. .. . $28:1'5* 8.50¥14 NYLON TUBELESS . .... . .. , . . . . . . taUS* 5&uclc Springe. ---- For Sol• • • • t.'UitOID Buill j (~I Now For The Flnl Time! n. C•ll Wm. GrueHf' QUICK SERVICE On Watch llc Kltcbell deatanell pairing bJ faclory (81 1\ut.:l Soles !or tour· bome. Free eotJma~eo. wa:.Chmtli•ers. COLUNS JEWEJ., f'oreman & Abbott. Php1t F..RS, Putr.eroy. 1 3 tl t •., 57 BUICk , VB ,'-'.Cn 1U•. y. 12,5!'• 5 e284·'k' . U __ . _ 4 dr lliv1era Sedan. Dynarlow 1 Arc you piannina to hu il<:: or r.::drive. Sharp look mE> hard top Bargains Jn URCd ar.d depo.ssesst: rl model? Call Alva Luckcydop, Owned by local m~c banic . New H.otpotnt Appliances. No down TUrnf!,. 23M6. 6-6-2Mp Btuck lrade-in . Dlaettnurs. Porn payment' on tife foliowing-AuC!'CIY 6-27-6tc tomaUc Washer and Dryer IJ Tr ce trimming and removing. Low prices. 6 yfars experience. Robmontha old; 'l'wo ~,refzcrs up 1957 Chcvrold 1t!i Tun l1ickun er! K Sayre, Racine, Ohio. Ph. right 18 cu. ft. 12 cu. rt.; U1e•J $1,!i95 Very low r:1ileagc. E'f. :~955. 6 2f 6tc f(c (rig.-Water hcllters- T. V. Ira nice. Blacllnars, f'umeroy. Many other Appbmces. ThP. 6-27·6lc. Store offering dlscounta lo .o.\lilryone. We will take old or 1955 Buick V8 Super $J.59S. 2 tir ·rrew aun• or anythmg of valu\l JUvicra Cpc. Oynaflow drive . R ITRUCTURAL 1 IIAMS aB part pa)'ment. Fife Refrla-er11 & H. Power Stecrlnc Only 2A, , tion, Rt. 7, South Mlddleporl, •cur IRON - MITALI OM mile'! by original owner. Open eveninga. 6-20-Htc Extra nice. Blilettnrtrs, Pomt· roy. 6-27~tc Male Beagle dog . 1 year old. Call 388 Pomeroy. 6 24 3tc JUNK CO. Phon• 110 Ul57 Pontiac V8 2 dr . $2,395. Cat· LIVING ROOM SUITE In good eonullna Cpc. Hydrama.Uc drive. 15 dillon. Color, blue. See Mn. Mil· lhd1o 1nd lV !l•rvlcl new Kelly Celcbrat)' NY 1~·n lard Van Meter, Racine. Phone Phone Otis ~CUntock White Wall tires. One carcr~rl 3464. 6 24 Btp R•cln1, Ohio owner. Ulactlnars, PomerO)'. 6·27·6tc Nice cabbGge. 50C per bush,ll. 6-6-21itc -Bring eontllner. R1111ell Flnd19~6 Jo'ord J<'~irlanc. Fordor 8 cyl . l ley, 4tart Falla. 0 2' 4tc (20b) Insurcmce l•'ordmastcr, R & H., whllfl - - · - - - -tires. Rca/If a nice car. At a Youna rabbi;: dog for sale or trade. Barnu-Sim 1l.)on lns•::--. ; .~c Ai~l)et' burgatn price. t•ilonc 153. WUliam 1\cYnold~, 101 Cole St., MJcldiP.port. Fil'e, 4.•,trmobill . 6·27-0tc, Pomeroy. Call 119. 6 26 31p Bonda. Phone ft3UI ·X. 8·20-tl 1 Uaed International potato dlg1er. e;-.,-.M-P-LETE Jnsun11e~ 'h~t;ti; Good CIMn UNCI Clrt One 10 ft. Weaver 'kiff. 4 three Life, Auto, Fire, p 0110, Call Dur All Mlk" ond Modtll montha ol~ inale beagle p_upa. MUll, Middleport, onto. M.TIIOPOLlTAN Phone 344S Pomeroy, 6 26 31p ___ - · _ _ __ 210'17 POMEROY S Mil.. North of Pomeroy Oflllt. Portltnd, Ohio --- Auto Sll11 ~·- 011•~ Torrenee opont Saturday aear Beverly ·vtaiUng • her sister, Mn. Pearl BachelOr. COSCRETl! BLOCKS Oood l1nk Gravtl .Uc per yd. Pomeroy, 0. - ANNOUNCI~G All WO"k e:uaranteed. Full_y in· sured. Vaughlln's [.1du.trltl and Restdent.ial Termite Contr~i Set'· •tee, St M~:~rys, W. Va. 3 6 tl Acting Judge nf llw l'ro iJ tlr· \. uurl Utbhage For Sale: Price is right. Meigs l'r)t:nty, Ol1!o ·- ·----1 Homer Rou~>h, Syracuse, Ohio. l'hCISll kefri~t!fll\) (. 0 RDd App\1 16) 13, 20, 27, 3tc 6 25 6tp anrc Servtce. Racine. Tel. 3812. 5·15·1!. Dining Room table, Dunr:an Phyfe Style. Call 3461. 6 23 6tc RADIO & ,.~J.~V,S!O.~ SF.RVlCE Good usOO breakfast set. "Warm Phone 200. Clf'lanrt Appllancfl Morning" stove. Hand lawn Store. 11~ W. 14aln Street, mower. Inquire Katie's Lunch, Pom<:: fO). 1·23-tf or Ph . 24~t~ 6 2~ 3t~ Loclftd On E••t Mlln St. E. M•ln St. - Strip clc. l . · _- SDtilh, I kind . Please phone 135-J . , 6 24 4tp ReectsvJ I!c . IIen!'y M. an1 Vrvi ,t n I T'i 1: lp-. Ptayer, single 78, $10.00; Bed- ::-- - - , - --.::--room 'fuit, $30.00 Quad G a~ Have cxpcricnre- will travel co.tl to fl E 1\Dd Vel ma Qm lli-n 1.,1 crs, $1W-$20-$30; • l"iJJJftlii!Wl d IIIJk(! Mellr8tJU• n_, If~ · >;iJl!iH ~·r Fair BusinesS "Jn aU. .reprod\lction, of paiut· . · , fngo dept/lin~ the birth or Chri•t (COftllnutd ,....,:,,_ Onll . IC6iotlnut4 F,... ,.,. 01111 that 1 have. seen the barn or the ~oat !mport~nt ~ll~unctJ 6! A ner aaw."' weld {al-Jl'ef Kat!· (C!enttftw~~.M 'Pill '"'1 !ltable Ia shown clean; Joseph and !u!t lh t~t U iiiUit be, ma4e a1 mlerz F. Ml.c:howakl, ·whose three· the S~ulh,aai~ ~~Jo re&ioq.t Mary appear In •potle&s garment-1 1, stron~ .11 pouibl~ Jn. oriler t0 acre eornJield Wa1 .et abla,:e by Coll~~ip,ps 1fr~ 11 ~e Selectiye. '"A• , matter of iact, th&i) have ttie _gr&.~test appeal pollilble the rlamihg plane. , ,. .t sal~ - t"b!JC" {o~::.- t)\•: _wiek eBdia• ~rehtS hAd come a lon,g way and .to the pu~lle. He sald the Pl•n•• pluRJed to ·11 ,._ Jurw 7~ ~.ll\. tl'~ -8ta~l'amoun•td no dol\bt t le&rly Showed•atuins ot He 1110 pointed out that aside. earth . with ·• hou~e-s'haldna rolr;to p;520_AKt ~f (!Auter: ,of ·state tn-.el ., . . !rom the jl~e:ieal 11pect1 ~f. the terroruing his family, llil wife_.. Roger ·w. TriCy' rtPotted ,today. 1 ra111 that OnOotihe Jreiitellt Jturn· and four cbildr~>n screamed wltb ,. This represents. a drop ·.~f $7'4},"The,., •,.ju\lenile. i i}Jfell, a•'"" blinl bJock~' W8s t!Jat'tt~' ~curing rright._ One of ·t~e chlldreD, Irene ., ,. 803, or l-'1,5l , pePI•.t:!ent -.fri)Ql tne stiowo Jljing ar~;~uhd with their adeqUate financing in time to as-. 17, famted . St.268;21.2. whle:h 11he ,t ft pro:ilueed. wlnet-• Y~u know, I n~v'er ,bad sure completion :ot fAir projeeb in ~ for the rorrespandlng•,we-ek o1 ljlit mUcb faith in wing!, probably !)D .time for the showing. one of " · · · AU· or a sud~tn U. ha,~ ,, yeur: .. . _,_- •· •c~unt of my weight " tb,ese'fhe cited was the cte~tlon of pcned-a lo"d explosion, mY Wltit the liingle exetpli&n of Mi~ - He went on , ''Anyhow, Jesus of J ' football _ gtad,u.m. at tile Ohio house shaking and ~ my childi~n honing Cotmty , the eililht major Nmtreth was born !lcro!s the- St:lte FalrgJ:ounds which wlU be 3creamina:,' said Machow1k4. urban counties ' • aecOunh~ ·fQr tracks ~nd was not born · with a .Qstll thit- yehr for the first Umc UPI NewtnMft Klllttf $598,986, or 80.2;pet c8ht, ~of t~ 'Silver •pOOn in his mouth." in the sta~h;. g of ·a J>a:o-fo¢:~a11 The dead newtmen hicluded total sag foa· the;-week's cqmpariHe digressed to make Apecial game as .oM of tne fair lugh· Norman J. Montellier, a7, of New son. . ~, · mention of the parable Gf the ltght9 .. T1fe rlef( stadlurh still to be York No. 2 man of .the United . CumulatiVe eotJections fo_f the accused wome~n, and suggested ~tected Wil! nave a !eltln• ciipac- Nations Staff of Ullited PffifJ In'fascal yea~, to d~te, a~ounte~ . to that fpllowlng Christ's tule ill Jty of ~.000. .. ternatlonal; Robett i . Sible), 07. $~6,701 ,9iB: 1'rab,. sa1d, p6inhng Middleport on this point .-ould Problems of fair management,, veteran aviation edUOr of th~ out that _the cumutati•e ldss for lead to e•Jaryone !being better ~f, sal~. ~re m~ny with careful Boston Traveler and retired the year lS ,10,062,284 or 4.63 per c'~lltians. _screenmg, e~pec1ally In Ohio, ~ade Brig. Gen. A. Robert GlnaburJh, c~J)t, for ttie corresponding peror every concess~on jn order to 63, who since 1953 had bl;e;tt iod of last !(ear. · ·The par_.ble was of the worn· weed out aqd prohibit those which chief military writer for U. r;, The weekly report sbo'wed · 27 an chiJ.ged with a crime by Tern- lfe' termed / ~o nO\ give thC .public News & World Report Magazine. co~nties with colle'Cliofls .\n. ex- ple goers (church membersl a -lair ~hake." 'In ·this rts~~t •he The 'o tben were James L. Mcce¥ or a year ·ago. ' · which Moses had ordainyd pun· tmphas~.Jed that Obib's taira are Conaughy Jr., 40 , chter of Time . i6bable by death by stoning kept clean of grifters and cheat· Magazines W.ashingto_n bureau .. Whep these worthi~ were ab9ut lng glmmlcks. and son o! 1 fotmer Connecticut · 0 • tJaf to dd'·Jt, Christ appeared. He was · ! • '~ . .; . . . Sabi:t tOr his opinion. . ~ t He pointed out t~~ .the, Fair governor; naniel I. Coughlin Jr, .t~ontlnuel F~ ~·,_ OM) Tbe fatious precept followeq :· buslpeas In_ Ohio Jr ~ $4.5Qq.~ 31, ot the Boston bureau of A.ssom~~m and ,~ellgaan , b~th or • '11!!: thil. is Without !lin among you b~ines~ annuaUy and that 11 1s ciated Pre'ss and Glenn A. Wit· ,,·I w~~ch. Ji~V§' ~e(elved lengthy anrf .Jet hlm; l!rst caSt 8 stone at her." atill in the (P'O~lng stages, reports Iiams, 45. of Bethesda, Md., aho fru1tfu_l ~~tiny by Barnes. "Christ aSked the woman, ~'W,om:the co~ttliry. . . of- U. S. News & World f\eport. " In his' prepared speech Ba_rnu 1 ~ where are they? Did nb nllln , I;; relabon to the SEORC exblblt The only neWsman on One of tr'lces ; ~: };&-evtHoPmeut of " th!,' eontlemn thee?' . Wh!eh wm be a part O( the Ohlo the two planes thlt succes.fully rnqdern con_ceptlon ot Jeho~14h .. 'No man . Lord,' said th:o ~bite F01:ir, Dodson .suggested that completed the flight was Sam from the ttme of Abra~am-;, woman. Then Christ said 'Neith- taPUal be made of ·the natural Kuczun. Springfield, Mass., bu~ Mqon wol'llhi~per J out df -tti'&-'ANc ef •do 11 condem'tl' thee iJ0 thJ . eimie beautY Of this area of the eau manager of United Press In- ~ bian deser_ts--;--to todn When til- Way from henceforth ' sin uO t~te, that it be given "a living ternational. ve~se denblhlhatlofls colitinde to ~ ....r'e. !• cthe" with "actiOn" In order to mu• The Air Force opened an in· quibble over interpretations of enhance the exhibit and give it vestigatiOn into the cruh but 3 thf.Bible. WAGNER MAY RUN mqre of an appeal to the public spokesman said it prob:~bly would He tell::; bow the ,reJagton or NEW. YORK UPI - The New in general. · t · be "a week or more" before th.: Jehovah was tried and proved its Yor~ Mirror said today that MayPreshl~flt John EppliAg, pre6id· cause was known. purity and worth in the long strug or Robert F. Wagner hall agreed flid that Carl Veteran Piloted PIIM gle between the empire~:<: to run for the U. S. Senate. The il now at Brig. Gen . Donal d w. Saun ders SEORC exhibit and , and the chosen paper said his decision to run t ' of the ml'mbenhip 4... , a na 1ve o1 Ath !!nS, N. y ., an d \ Barns takes at the trap. was r~aehed fo lowing a series of to paos them· alon• •. veteran of 25 w_orld War U Pda· .,. pings of In a review eoriferenees with e of religio.us , ' s~ate leaden. , EP.Pling aJso an· Clfic combat missions, comman ·... ·Middleport meet· . e{l the_ flight. The d"')med plan~· .,..~ , the last of Uie SUI\)- was piloted· by ~t. C•..l, Georf!c ' in septe'mbet. M. Broutsas, 39, of_ Brlttle_sboto: , were repre,ented ~t. , one. of the.. moit uperienceq bel~· 'l"burfiJ;tay a1rmen m the BJ.b Air Force, ). Gti11ia Strateg~c Ait Ooml'nllld He had '"r, jaCkson ·..Giiun: logged ·8,\26/ 1Jytng ltio\~s. ~ ·. j;~=~~; Athens - ~nd ~W- The Boeing-built ·j~l tanker is ' cation meane re· Mt .J'Qte- the military eountei'pilrt of t.h ~ ~ 12. Town fint Atnerltln?m.ade jet trant port. A Bo~lnl :7o7 ) s •chedule~ ~ 13. Sea duck to go 'into,tDiTI'inektal Tran!lal·· 14. Matured '.antic , f!ervice ih 8e))tAmbcr with 15. Employ Pan Americiln Worta Airway,, 16. Donkey 17. Behold! ~...-... ..~u""' The shlp, yet ~o be ce"ilied by 18. Render _ ae.rt.. the Civil AertlnautiC& Administration, flashed across the country from Seattle to Boston Thursdai f ( 39•. and was due in Miami, Fla., tU· day on mnch publJcized te:St ·' •flights . . The Air Force sa id in 11 formal ~statement ~at . "it bas been esbeverqet tablished that . the aircrnf broke . t 29. Cry,u ground at exacl prediction on tiL• ·l I COW t·unway. The aircraft was ai:·30. ~real paln 31. Hot. borne, 1'0bservers who tempered witne-sed tht~ u :Gir1'1 takeoff said the aircraft •was ap; '" I parenUy in normal flyini &tti~ud~ .when it broke ground. The weight at which the aircraft was operat· 1i -~ ing was less than • r,eight of air· craft flown regular y in 1 normal training operAtions~· "r ;Z\-! The planl! had n' ammunitlo:l aboard bllt was ci.trying atf'i un· tlisc)Meil SU~p1)' , blg'hl)' VOla· •:'" tile fuel for the och.n flop. · which irlU be. helolJuly 8. Plana wert!'alSo m1de to have a pienit at the •Belpre Park Wednelday afternoon, Jul-Ie · 20. AmonJ the group atteadln& were Marlene Barr, Rutb Ann ind Barbara Ann Smltll, Mary l'l'anCOJ and Delorlo Bhe, Sandra Walton, CAroline Crl'" lip, Mra. Evelyn . Barr and 111n Eliz~ Dally sentinel, Pomero~Mlddleport, o., June 27,19~11-/1 . ¢. ,. UMPIRE'$ �I ,, ~ " ' '' L~WINS 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy LOS ANGEL£s UPI-Jose To1uco Lopez. 11((. M.ex.ico Cit), out pOinted Willie Parker, 119, P1tt.; burgh, ID.' Three Birthdays Are Celebrated At Dinner Tuesday IN RECORDS and ' · See J I KENNEDY'S MUSIC OPEN FIUDAY EVENINGS Loutod In Tho Uppor Blodc 31M 1- Mlln Pomoroy, 0. r• JWIE IUIY FDI riCATIOI- ~ lb ' POMEROl' SOOETY 1955 CHEVROlET V8 210 · · .. · $1,195 2 dr Sedan. Powe1·glide Clean as a pm mside and out. 1955 PLYMOUTH V8 4 Dr. · .... · $1,195 Belvedere 4 dr Sedan Automatic sh1ft Locally owned. Sharp. 1955 BUICK V8 4 Dr. Sedan $1,195 Like new light green fm1sh with white top Slandard shift 1955 PONTIAC V8 4 Dr. Sedan : ··· $1,295 24,878 actual mllrs Spotless New Pontiac trade-m from original owner 1956 BUICK VB Century ...... $1,895 2 dr. Riviera Cpe N•w Bmck ·trade-ln. Power Steering and brakes Dynaflow dnve Very sharp car. 1956 FORD V8 2 Dr............... $1,395 Customline Sedan Fordomatic. Exceptional in every way. Y2 Ton Pickup ·· $1,595 1957 CHEVROlET Very low mileage. Extra nice 1957 PONTIAC VB 2 Dr. · ·· ·· · ·· · $2,395 Catalina Cpe. Hydramatlc drive 5 new Kelly Celebraty Nylon White Wall tires One careful owner. A demonstration on how to make .1 charcoal f1re was gtwen by Jenmfer Lohse and a demonstra hon on how to prepare a ptne· apple scoop-out was gJven by Jan· et Brown and Carolyn Vaughan MISs AnnaJean Rose served as judge for Mrs. Nolan, who IS a patient at llolzer Hospital FoJ. lowmg the JUdging a style show • Church Of Christ Loyal Women Hold Class Meeting Presbyterian Women's Ass'n Meeting Is Held ' 1955 OlDSMOBilE Super 88 · ·· ·· $1,495 Fealuro At 6 ~2 and 9.114 4 dr. Sedan HydramaUc drive, Orlslnal black finish !Ike ConHnuous Malmee SaL. & Sun. R..ulor AdiiiiNIOOI the United Presbvlman Church met for lhe ,loot 11me unlll Sepl ember 23 Dr. Kathryn Pmndextcr used pa.111(e1 from let Corlnthtnn!l for the devotiol}.i She also read a poem, ''The Whltpenng Hope" A prayer was said tor the mission- 19$4 OlDSMOBILE V8 : · · ···· ·· ·· · $1,295 2 ' I 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Choice of two ab~rp cars - red and white and blue and white. Beautiful hard top models Hydramatic drive • 1114 Bukk ..... _ U,195 1953 Chryaler . . . . . '895 ~ 4 dr. Sedan. New paint. Excep- Ponllac . . . '895 lionll. cyl 2 dr Very clean 1853 Bukk ... . .... ,795 v: B lek UtS 2 dr /lard Top 2 dr HT New paint. Tops 1953 Chevrolet - .. - '695 dr. Bel. Sedan. Chevrolet .... •••5 1953 Dodge ........ '595, Sedan 2 VB 2 dr. Sedan . .. .. . '895 1113 Ponllac .. .. .. f895 2 dr 8 cyl llyd. 4 dr. $495 1t51 Balek ...•. ·- .', f885 Special 2 dr. $49f 1850 Ford . , , • , .•. l' .\50 Station Woron ~ J>1ll.1 Mtrt .. So11t As low As ' I equipped for regUlar, telephoto, and wide-angle movfe-mall· Ina-at a new, unbelievably low price lit's, as easy to use aJ a snapshot cqmera, yel oivos you a 3-lens cha..nae of viewpoint at a tum of tht smoolh·action turret. No extra Ienos to buy. ~ ' $59.50 ELBERFELDS a1~~~!~~~~~;~!r,,~;;r.: .lr.OI\11-"1 Plant :~Ctcr stc.s,llng, the ported the utolen of You' Ban• 1nd You ' Opening a bailie checkina or sa'rinp account II just the beaioning. Alllfe uowlada'lra ever-chllllling tale-wllh ~Jln!IIQC!till)' needs-you'U call upon you~ ~ apia ai!d .,Un 1o play o supponioa nile. Miar's why ~r·a so important to estab!Uh lhe ritbi lmlltinll connection ia the begiiiiiC!;~ro c~ a ~ ·~r olen •o• [IIIII aervice. _ ONE lily. • Gov. O'Neill . 'l;o Be Host ' Qf Ohio's Fairgrounds, The meeting Is administration of with the ~te's July 17. Mrs. Guy Reynolds Leaves To Attend NEA Convention spark increased interest in the and familiarize accomplishments under O'Neill's lea.feilhlp All Ohio ts ~nvited to JUend and ohare Wlth the gov~rnor a buf~et dinner and an evenmg's entert1m, ment Th• plcnic-c•l•bratlor! wm 1 get underway at 4t p m and c9hlinue through the evenin~. There Will be games and other special enter~amment for all . ages. Governor O'Neill will be present the entire eyep,Ing. "[ am eittt"emely delighted for this opportunitY," Governor 0'Nedl stattq. "to me;et personally, Ohio citizen• 4!1d , discllaa , with them the admtnlatratlon 'of &tate aovemment " · ~ -; Invited to accompany th' gover... nor: tor the celebrat)on were botb !oeal and state elected officlala, aftd most ar~ expected to attenlt. Site of the Atheni meeting, Atbeq.a County Fairgrounds, was apecially selected for the 'ronvenlence of Ohioans In the Southeastem bblo part of the state. The first Governqr,'$ Day cele~ bl'atlon was held 'Friday, June ~7, at1 Lebanon m SoU:tbweatern Ohl,o. A lotal of ll such 0\eellng will bo held in virtually every pari ol thp stole througol the first pa/t ~~ August. • Ipomeroy , HilJ'h C Alumm' Off•'ce""o MeetinJJ Called TOR I 89 PO'~·I\_OY, ~ . ~ •• .. ' • "" ;I Boating J{egatta · .Set For Aqg.l7 L'!'! BUSINESS IS GQQPI F Oh10 Riv!lr,,;b~y~,~~!~:·:;~ Highway lhat the • dollars ptctur~d above are Ute three top o-f the ~l<ikeli two Me1gs County yout,l,u, walked awa~ wtth 11 rst and second to right are: J,laqager, BWwn ol Lancaster Po · Ray Wureman, Supervisor of the Federal State place winner from Mejia.Oo.; Clarence Gerli ng, Gradin¥ Service; Cecil Nelson, first p)ace WID ner the Lau<:a$ter Poultry Co., and Emil Malinovs ky, Poultry ~ ' walv•l"!;~6~f~~=~~~r~:; signed were then Weal VIrginia Slala Ohio oll1ce.. had by West Vlllinla watch tor the Leged to nave ~:lis and wire mlnum Plant Va. I ,. .. I , ESE ': - go-ahead to Ohmans planmr.g to spend Ute weekend out of doors Mostly sunny sktes and warmer temperatur~ ~ were prcdtcted for Oh•o today and Sunday wuh no rain m sight. Cause of the bnght forecast was a htgh pressure system covering the eastern half of the countr). Skies cleared over the state f riday mghl followmg w1dely s~at­ tercd thundershowers '" the cen- ~ An Important meC!tlng of th.! 10118-50 &f!ICcrs o! th<> Po'!'c~ox High School Alumni AJsoCJ.atton hn been ealled)or Monday, June 30 at '1 30 p. m In th~ Kennecty Record 'ShoJ> by Mrs Lela Curbs current pr~sident. Especlal1Y requested to attend ttie Monday *ISion are: Robert Pickett, F.rD.nk Vauilbal. Evelyn Fiek, E~clyn Strauss, Marlene wu son, Grace Drake, Lucretia Sto bart, Peggy Ho'uCiasht,'lt. • ' ' Davi~ Goodwin, William Mayer, Elmer G~eaer, Richard Jonel! Mary Rutl1 King, Shirley· Gaul Che.rle.s tegar. Pauline Mayer, and Irena Grueoer. j ... , day" 1 be carried out Jv electrtdty, J)ature rifle oal•ty and ~---"~~~~- lronl~n Couple Aret:Atr~ted Two Truckers Are Fined FmOverloadins For :'1 . . -<. :· BJ United Pres• lntenutlonal \ The weatherman l,oday gave the 1 This will be ,our largest New Ca~ S~l,es Month~a-Q~''we are going ~o , "tr.adE\' : ~il~ : High" Tl1ese lost~ d9v.s otthe month! ,, : •.-~ \" · ·j Vacation Specials Super f dr Power Steering . were Highway Meigs County Judge - John Be.eon Now, you can hove a superb Bmm movje camera, complet.ry to select and Buy .a ,. " , , ' · . 1 • ·~ 1958 CHEVROlET at GR.UT SAVINGS '~ ty Jail on orders of \l.tvor Charles Lcgar chargin g 111m 1.1lh ~peeJ mg and ro!ltempt uf C'!l:rt Cl rtord Bowye r 29 of Cro:Ht Ctty, 0 was arreslt-rl <~nd lodg(·rl :n Me1gs Cnn nt v Jail fnd.1y 1111 Charges or JfltOXIC<lllfln Jl e W:!S arrested by 1~ .. trolm an (,eort:t> H1cks Lowest price ever for a complete turret 111011ie ciimer~ ,:19 MEW .c&twiAV ' 1954 BUICK VB Century ...... · .. , $1,295 I H9;rold Ltt1k, 'l7 ot Chc~h ltl! 'Na s committed to t" c '1 ~"r~~ Coun . Yes, Friday, Saturd(Jy Ol)~ ~ond~y will be 3 days for you II clr. Sedan Sharp red and white finish. Hydramatlc drive. partment . " T~·o more rcsul->r.h ""rrc addt>d to lhr. Jod'ginlj: b.st nf \ [ elF,"~ Coun tv Jail F'r day nlght v. 1h h •1 h ar rcM~ made by the Po mcru) Poltcc Dr ~TWVt.ett/23 WEST M41N ~¥.·:;:, . when the Women's EwsoelatiOn of J nttne BRQWNI ' · MOVIE CAMERA, • 'P.I10NE FRIDAY, SATUR~AY, M()NDA¥' ' ' Mrs. GilOtle Anderson pre11lded 2 dr. Riviera Cpc Dynaflow drive. R&H. J;'Qwer SteerIng. Only 29,985 miles by original owner. Extra nice. I Of E~tradition On ONE WEEK 1955 BUICK VI Super · · · ·· · ·· · ·· · $1,595 • Contest HonOl'S Four Sign Waiver STATE THEATER w. 4 dr. Riviera Sedan DynaEJow drive, Sharp looi'tng 1\ard top. Owned by local methanic. New Buick trade-ln. • VOL X NO. 63 of the garments made by tile girls her s1ster, 11frR Beulah Koster und was held formly, Spnngftcld At the close of the meet mil the The Loyal Women or the ~id Pomeroy Bend Mr. and Mrs Han y S:uldlcr rc I :mes of the day whose names were dleport Church of ChfJSt met at t,1e home of Mn; Ernest Lallance, tutncd to their home Bnd!!eport, 1 -e~~d hy Mrs James Harley Thursday, after a Sf'VI'rll l d3ys ;i, S Second St , for thc1r June me~t visit with 1\Irr; Wilham u .. xter and 1 J.fra ~- H Sherman presented mg 1 MEIGS-POMEROY Mr and Mrs Bent1. Wolfe I the progrp.m ~m "Stewartshlp" Mrs Lallance, the devotlbnal , TONIGHT Mrs Bcnt.l Wolfe l!n; Willi:tm She d;~sed the Quadrennial leader for the evenmg, reoad the 'UNDERWA1'ER WARRIOR" Baxter and guests Mr and Mrs I General AsseJ?bly of the Presby· sCflpture and had the openipg · Dilll Dailey Jame& Gregory 1:larry Saddler tipent Wcdncsdlly temn Women s orgamzatlons now prayer : SATURDAY iD Columbus m progres& at Purdue UniverSJty The program was m c~arge or J "SLIM CARTER Dr und Mrs E A 1 racy of ~mong the 5000 women delegates Mrs Walbur Th&ib11ld who used Jock Mahoney - Juhe Adams Columbus were ovcrnwht guests attendmg the convention arc Mrs the t('!flJC "Hannah the Praying ~ a l so ­ of h1s parents, Mr and :\Irs E J 1t.cB~u1e of the Syr~:~cuse ehurch ·..rather" from the women of lhe 'TEENAGE DOLL' Tracy They cam(' to attend the and ..trs Stebbins of Galhpolls. Btb!e I June Kenney - Fsy Spam funeral of Dr c E w Downie The review of the book "P.ro· Du•mg the busmess session the Mf and ~~:rs Samuel Fe lt rc phct" by G1bran was also part of p1cmc to be held m July was dilf. TEMPI.£.-Middlepon lurned to their home S\ lva 111 u the program Cussed and the date «!L ,thf IMicnu~. TONIGHT and SATURDAY Thursda'y, alter an nv~~mihl v1s1{ Hostesses "ere Mrs Paul Hap- will be nnnounced laiM1 'ji "JAMBOREE" With Mr ami Mrs E 1 ·1 r<~cy tonsta.ll, MISS Mary Park, M1ss Su· Jr,rs Dav1d Darst Sr presented Fats Dommo. Jerry Lee Lew1s san Pa .. k,_ Mrs.. Clarence Lacey, Mrs Lallanc~ with an Srra~gement - also Mrs Anmce Ohlinger and Mlas of roses wb1ch centered the re'lfargarct Sauer ' MAN JN THE SHADOWS" , fteshments l11ble A salad course William Mayea of LJma who Jef! Chandle1 - Orson Welles was callnd here by the de~:~Lh ol COMING I PEYTON PLACE !us grandmother, M1 s Elizabeth Junt 29-July 2nd K1rby, was the gue~t oJ his rna Lher, Mrc Lucille Ma}cs and hJ _.; s·ster, Mrs Ernest c,)' crt J. H Grate is reported to be Ill at IUs home on NOJ e1 Third Sl AC Robert T. Hennes\ arrwcd today for a 12 hour pas'l Wllh Ius mother, Mrs. Jes.s1c Henncsy H" came from Pensacola, Fla, to Cu 1 TUNIGHT umbus on a T-28 Jet that has th~: "TAP ROOTS" Van Heflin - Susan Hayward cruising po,wer of 900 mtles atl bour Hennosy ente1 ed tbe Naw, - also December 2nd, 11157 and wa .. 1 "KANSAS RAIDERS" AU(he Murphy - Tony Curtu; sent to Pensacola afle1 h1~ ha1J1< traming at- Grcut l :.~kcs 1'rlltnlll'l AI!IO CARTOON Center. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs Lcwt~ Koehler Jt· Walt Disney's and daughter• of Bryun 0 , art "LITTLEST OUTLAW" v1sitmg his mother Y.rs Lew•~ (In TechnJcolor) Koehler Sr, and other rclaltvcs - alsoMr.11. Georae Ebcrsbach hali ·' Votn Johnson. - Piper Laurie been returned home from the Hoi "KELLY AND ME" zer Hospltal where s~c under (CLnemascope-Technlcolor) went mmor surgery Also CARTOON Mra StanLey Gittens nnd Mrs Thelma Pratt, left Tttursday t(J ':;:;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::;:;::;;:;;:;::;:;::~;;:: japend the weekend wit!'! the form • er's · son, Lt. Howard Gittens, a1 Boston, Mass Rev. Leiter Covfrt aod h1s [:.~ tolnl Pleas1111t, Va. ther, Arthur Covet t uf Znncsvall~· ue guest. of the Ernest Cover· family. They came to attend the funeral ol Mrs Eltzal:... th Kirby TONIGHT Mlsa Patricia Brooks, who as on vacation from Jock's Dairy Bar Thru TUES., JULY 1 was accoanpanled to Columbus IJ, Mill Linda Bush of Rutland The\ will al10 visit In Parkcrsbms: bc(ore returning home 1957 BUICK Y8 Century · ·· ·· · ·· · $2,595 new. ' ~ tlves Middleport Society BLAETTNAR USED CAR • • • ly U~ltH Pr~ lm.r:.\tlon•l I I Ohio: Sunny fin•- tftrrMr ' toclly, folt tonltfii. l~n41y portly •lou<ly •nd "'""· bltlt toilly 101, low tonlthl 5U2. Mrs Jobn F Baily and other rela· l OR A •' We~ther ' . THEATRES BUICK - PONTIAC • •• • \ o:; ~J'· ~ t 11~ '. ' e! Mrs J E Marsh:Jll, suns Jcn nmgs and John, and rlaughler, 1\fananna, of Leulsvlllc, Ky, ar· Saddler A decorated birthday Eleanor Sm1th: daughter of nved Tlmr~day cwenJng for a \'Jsit cake was served wtth the dmner Mrs Flo1 ence Smith uf Pomeroy with her mother, Mrs John F Ba1 ' · [1s spcndtng her vacation motor lay lind other relatives Mrs George Cunmngham and Present were 'Mr and Mrs Har- mg lo Lo s Angeles, Calif, anft daughter, Mtss Jeanne l'lfath l! ws re ry Saddler, Bradgeporl, Mrs Bax- reLmn ter and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe. M1ss Betty Garlcsky IS Vlsttln ~ turn'ed to their horne, Akrnn on Mr and Mrs Richard Freem&IJ Thursday, after a sevrral duys Yli· • lind £3•mlv. Lmco tn HNghU Sl1" 1t w1th Mn Beulah Neulzlin~ ~fr and Mrs Carl Neutz!mg and IS ft Of.l New Cumberlamd, w. va How,1rd Kitchen Jr of Wilmmg- fam1ly of Ncwnrk spent lhc past ton ts the """~f of him mother, week end with hts mothct rs Beulah Neutzhng M!... Alma K1tcben Mrs W:tyne Sloane mul s(m Ro John 13;uly Jr of New Erighton, Pa If> t ht> guel"l of hts gr:mdmothcr bert, spent the past week end wtth TRAVEL IN STYLE • Ludile Hawkins - ••.•••••. - •, • • Pomeroy Socl~ty Editor Q,ylda Rice .•... -. -. . .•. - . - - . Middleport Soeleb Edllor Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe entertamed wJth a chicken dinner, Tuesday, at their home, West Main St., in observan~ of the birthdays of Mrs. Wolfe's &stcrs, Mrs William Baxter and Mrs. Harry ALBUMS I '• The Datlv Sentmel -.Mllldleport, 0., June 27, 1958 FOR~ LATEST .. Two Attend OU Banking School ~ouplp was taken to Portsl?f •M'!ll8'Dment before a eommlaloner •• Predict Alaskan Statehood Bill 1Passage Next Week Bill Robstetler, branch manager or tbe Pomero) Natlorwl Bank m nutland was a member of the grarl- uabng class m the Ohio School of Bankmg held at Ohm UniversitY thu week Mrs Lera K Jones of t.h,e main offt~e in Pomeroy was 9 member o£ the f1rst year class I '\ ' 1 ~. ~. I ' turned down 50-29 sell.. A S (D.()kla ) move Bank rommonwealth statehood, and 53 28 a pc~int of order ob· Sen. Jamcl!l 0 .. East-: who said the Ailsland withdraw•l were oocoullibJticlJIIL \ r ,• The Oh,io Highway Patrol today reported two convictions cbtamed Friday of truck driver · for operation of overloaded vehicles upon the st,ate highways. Arrested und ftned were 1 Cl1tford Frazier, 48, of Middleport, who was fined $25 and costs m Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court, Frld'Y night John F, Haritson, 24, of Route 1, Middleport, atTested and fmed $25 and costs in MU> or Janes Court at Gallipohs. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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