https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d285169a988a0a7be76d8bb6d1f26c3.pdf 0a834d4f75a27d7f7b01bd2065dbf8ac PDF Text Text ' J lllddliPort Soclftr Neutzling-D.avis Nuptial Vows , Exchanged At Federated Church Social H~yseeds t-ieeting Is Held ~tCirde Home Asbury Methodist Mr and Mrs Orin Smith and 'V(SCS M • I5 the former';.t 8Uter, •Mn Au~ eehng Euennccher, Marthon, ~·ta., 1pen: ~ ld Wd aeverat dayo on a trip to Nlafara e e n~dOf f'~lls th11 week Mrs Eb:ennecht>r n Royal Tbomls Pntertail\cC has been the guests of the SmithS til) WSCS of the AlbUrY Met!lo· Silelal Hayseedo 1 1 8SOC JTbe home or Larry Ctrcle was Ute m~Ung Slte of the Social Hay. seeds Boys 4·H Club July I Spencer Sterns led the 4 H pledge and the pledge to the Amerlean flag was led by Larry Cirtle. Maynard HarriS Jr ts to earry the Amenean F1ag to each meeting carl Ctrcle was chosen fOr several weeks, ' Charleston wtth Mra Shotts, Mro; Probasco's mother, whl1e Mr. am' Mrs Probasco, Juha and Susoll are on vacation Miss , Jean Lama and ;Mr}l George Anderson Jr, , ·ere b'iJ.,,. ness vl!lltors In M1r1etta al\:L WtlUamson, W 'Va, Wednesday Mr and Mr.s Clarenre Clln~ and dau rthter, Mrs Gerald Marr (Helen Chne) or New Urven, left yesterdav for Nortblk, Va , where they wdl visit Fred Cbne who IS In the Navy Mr and Mro. Cl•nlon Fisher &e s:pendmg 9. month Ill' Jo'lorida or. ~ Vl80f The next rncetmg Will be held at the home of BtllY Elwood on 1 ··4M11lll roMERO\ Soc) ETY TONIGHT Fesa Parker - Buddy Ebsen Techmcolor) -also - Mickey Rooney, Carolyn Jonea "BABY FACE NELSON" SUNDAY 1nd MONDAY John Wayne - Sophta Loren "LIGIND OF THE LOST" (Teebnlcolor1 Alao. CARTOON I Pomeroy Bend THEATRES IIEIGB-POMEROl TONIGHT "SABU AND THE MAGIC RING" Sabu -William Marwll - alJO - "SLAUGHTER ON lOth AVENUE" lllcbard Egan - Jan sterling SUN.- MON. - TUIS. i'T&A,CHER'S PET'' Clark Gable - Doris Day TEMPl.E-Miildlepotl TONIGHT ''BITTER VICTORY" Richard Burton, Curt Jurgens ' ' "PEYTON PLACE" ln Technlcolor Lana. Turner - lfope Lange Sunday afternoon .June 22, at half past two o'clock, Miss Rita Ann Neutzling, daughter of Mr and M1s Rolland Neutz. ling, Pomeroy, became the bride of Al3c Jerry M Da~is, son of Wylils F. Davis Sr, Po111~roy, and Mrs Gladys E Berk, Columbus, ln a beautiful ceremony Little 1-J.anha Kay Fruth, of at the Fedt:rt~l cd Church .. New Haven, W Vn, was flower 'l!le !lev Waldo J D:ntels ofh girl She wore a floor length dress elated nt the double rmg ceromony or plnq orgnnza over tarfeta and bc[ore nn ultar wtth wh1te satm a hcadbtmd of miniature pink cover and drapes and centered rosebuds and earrled a plnlt basWith nn open ntblc and cros11 with ket filled WJth rose petnh five branch condelubra on either Wyllis F Dav1s Jr, brother of side Lhe groom ilerved as best man and on either fllde of the att 11 r were ushers were William Neutzllng, tall vases of 1 cgal hiles and tvy brothct- of the br1dc ond Joe Ken· and twa seven branch candelabra nedy The groom, beat man and entwintd Will\ ivy Arrnnge,ments ushe~s each woro a carnation bouof summer Uowers were in each tonnJere. window Mrs Robert Wilkins and rreceding the ceremony, a half Miss Ethel Garlond decorated the hour nupttnl mus1c presented by church for ltio weddmg Mu Den Ntutzlmg, organist, and Ttte bride given m marr1nge by M1sa Patnc111 Evans, Columbps, her fathor wtas lovely in a gown vocalist Mrs NeutzUng played, of bourbu~lnc silk and chantilly "Oh, Proml!l>J Me,:• "The World Ill lace wtth fu ll 1k1rt and brush Wolting for the Sunrise," "The tram The h~tcd bodice fenlurcd a Weddln t: Prayer", Lohengrln'l aclilloped neckline with pastel se Prcl~~de to the Wc~,dlng M;u;cll. qulns, ,md long slecvos coming to lhc Wedding March.. and follow· a point over the hands lng the cetcmony, Mid-Summer Jler elbow length" veil of silk Nite's Drenm" Miss Evans aang illusion fell from a cornet of white "Always", "TweJfth of Never," 1nk w1th pastel sequins She car- 1 "Because" Hnd t:~urlnst: tile eerc· rlcd a Colonial bouquet of white mony "The Lord's Prayer.'' raacbuds unrl lilies of the valley Mlu Janet Struble rea:latcred centered ~'th a wh1te orc~ld tho guests Gowns of embossed organza ov· Mn Neutzhng, mother of the cr pastel taff€.ta and net were bride, wore a silk beiae sheath chOsen for thl! attendants hlis!l dress w1th pink accessories and a ca1·olyn Sisson maid nf honor wns corapge of pink gardenias. Mr• In pink, the budesmu.ids, Apnl Addie Grucser, grandmother of Shn11tccn, blut nnd Judy Hoyt, m t h c bride wore a navy green E:1ch wore white ncccssor blue and white print dre! .. with le11 and corrlcd a Coloni.tl bouquet pink ac<:cssorlel and !I pink rose of shuttered cnrnations to match bud corsage Mrs Berk, mother of :;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;. ~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~t~h~CI~r~g~o:w~no~.Rtltrvt Dlltrlct No. 4 - ·--- llolo No, 223lC - - -- II PORT 0' CONDITION OP THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. OP POMIROY, OHIO At the clott o& butlntM Junt 23, 1951, 1 Siatt blnldng lnstltutlo" orpnllld tnd op~ratlnt under tht batt~lnt lawt of thlt State ancl a tMII'IIMr tf tht! lltdlnl Rtttrw IYtttm. P~lllhtcl 1n eccordenct with f aall modt by tho IIIIo lanii!Of Authqritlll and by tho Fodlt'al Ro.._tank of thlo Dltlrlct. • AIIITS Cllb, ballntetl with other banka, lneludlna: ruervc b&lance, and ca•h item" ln process of collection ------ $1,000,«4.10 lfpUed statoo Gdvcrnrnent obllgatlou, dlreot 9911,812.110 and iJUiranteed --···· ···-·-·· ······---·-········ 91!111aUono ol Stateo and political aubdltlslono ....... _ 336.01042 19,9:lll ()() Otl!er bondo, notes, ond dcbentur81 ........... .... . . . ~1'111• -u <lllcludl!li ea.ooo oo Jtock ol 1 l'ederal bonkl • • •••••• • ............ .. . 8,000 00 tlncludlnl $81n 84 overdrallsl ..... 1 ,39G,S~.OG 11~,000.00, furniture and 23 314 2ll ' 8 01! 110 other than bank premise• -·-········ 3,96313 ' 1.1163.44463 2~.81741 274.60963 1!,09028 elloeko, etc.) ••••• ····· -·····-···-- 113,1132,72024 I.IAIIILITII!:S ··········•···············- S3,1132,720 :14 CAPITAL ACCOUHTI • · ··-----·- -···-··-· ···--·~ ·······-or·-··---- ············ ·········-······· · ···----· ·-··· pn!JII •••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••: ... $ 50,000.00 (78,1100.00 38,1T6.68 ) :fOTAL,CAPITAL ~CCOUNTS ··············•···· 1JA1IILri'IES AND try CAPIT~ l80.171l.68 ACCOUNTS •• S3,712,896.92 capilli <Otltlotaol· • lloclt with !pill PI' value ol ••••••••••••• $ 110,1100.00 l M~O!IANDA • rl , 10 oocute Uabtlltle1 and ' i ' $ '204.000.110 I re m Pai(Wer!iburg ' Thursday / 1 bring Jane Harri;l horne lo• J week end v1slt , Mr and Mrs John Parsons ''"' E n Jeff arc m Clarkeburg t to • 5 1 H kj _._ · auc s Attend ' f ' 'I R , ,. Oml y eU"'IOp "'':At MOriOn , dh¥ .....,11¥ 1'0 lohn Thomas, W1lO been a patient at Univci'BilY Hospital, Cotumbus for the put ten weeks arrived Ttmrsrlt~y evening fo,. a visit with bill p~rcnt.s, ~1r o.nd Mrs Ed gar Thom~s and daughter, Z:ma He wtll rct1•rn to the hospitaL on Monday mormng • lwll' and Mrs George F Webster of Woodridge, N J , Pc the gueats of his mother, Mrs Emm:a WebsteMr.r. alld ..., Ho, Y Lee Bnlloy llU u and daugllten, Brenda and Debl'lc, have rctt.:mtd home after a vilut in ft11am1, Fla, with Mr and Mrs Hugh Daniels Mr and Mrs Poul Werry and son of Duyton are the guests of thew pal'f!nl&, Mr and :rtr1 C J Werry nnd Mrs Alma Kitchen Mr and Mrs. Rutph Henry of Lul~eln,nd, Fla, arriVo:l today for a vlalt whh blo sloter ond brother· ln·law, Mr. und ~~ Patrick Loeb· !..,.,.. Mtd,~lepoit ~uti Scout Pack In Meeting 'f6is ·w -..... Cub Muter Bureh,.tt ~O,BL.w ·· r6 'Prewctio~· lnleraJtlOnal ' bOli~ay .\ccident -~robe Standstill 9&11 today, short of the griJnly pied.ilit Mi- and Mrt. I:Don.l{ Hau(k nd the holiday weekend wlth left Friday morl)ing Ji:t Marl6n ~~:r~!s F ·Swan~on, MarysvJltt- , ~~~e:~ he~amlly called here bY the death o! sister, Mr and Mrs ha' "DAVY CROCKET MElTS THE RIVER PIRATES" "RA'WHIDE VIARS" ne , ter Mrs. Wi,liam B Davis end C\illdren of Beth£ada, Md. ' The Rev and Ml'!l. Ronald Place and children bav<' returned the kitchen ~pmmtttee to thelr home m Green Bay, Wi3. was given by Mrs PtitiiCk Loch· .,er a visit with the latte~·s ¥'1• ehalrma.n, who also reported p&J'ents, Mr und Mrs ~an'y 1 OJJ tJlt! piano It was ~ott~ '"' ~rpr,· itl udashclt chase the phmo. , , •, ~;rMr and Mrs. Sh!J:Iey M1lL! Plans ~remade for ,a reeeptfon ¥1(1 Mr apd Mrt Harry MHI~ for the Re:V.1 a~H Mn l RobertS on l~t today to v1tit Mr and Mr, Thur4')ay e•Mnmg Jul? 10 at tbc Munns al'\d daughter neat' P,ara~ li.Ouse. Plans were also ke Erie • J made !for the unual pariah pier ond Mrs V/alter B Harrl.s • d Jlll, Mrs Waller F Hom • I I Mrs Douglas Circle to the 13 mem ben present and Dan Smith , ad· (Techtama·Technlcolor) -also Tony CU~ts - Chmtme M1ller --- Mn. H. 0. Ewing~ Nllrth 11}1rd St.1 has as ber gues13 ber daugh ~ home 1 Larry Clrcle led the boys m the close of the mcetmg by repeatmg the Lord'a Prayer Refrclhmei.lS were served by - also - I Cora Rnpe a the guest a! ItheM1s1Lowell Probaseo hi heifers for showmg "GOING STEADY" Molly Bee- Alan Reell Jr lUNDAY thru TUIIDAY iu 1 ~- - - -...l... I The group -held diScussJon on kading and preparation or dairy July 15. stnpped Columbus tor a vu1t with'" rela, Vftatlon Art Gdmo!'fl , 18 tr. tlves on the return tr1p cbarge of the Fash~ Paint Co, Mr and Mt·s Chnrles /(Bw~l wltile they nre gone. Seines an:i. family, Columbus , 'Mrs Clcdythe H.owcll of Col l are guests this week of their pAr· lllri:Jbus has been the guest ents Mr. uild Mrs IC"bn Sc nr-s hft parent:; Mr. and Mrs Caslt and Mr and Mrl Charles Wbltt 1ley, Hooker St wistant (In M at tht & erandmother, Mrs. awk.ns Mr and Mn. LoulA ~d children of C } and daughter. They wlll spend. the Hl\lnc:-; with relntives in Wt:~~t' Gr'lveport are pnroute horhe they wiJ\ tpe weekend guests ot her mo!h... E. & R. Church ci~p 1\f', Mrs Louis Koehler Sr ville and will tie ~ Jilmce Luman, R N Gallipok . home bv their 1_~111fh!~~· 11 the weekend ~c11t o' her par Marie, jilne ... , ents, Mr and Mrs. R:IY Luma!l Bu~P whG l Mrs Downing Rouih has as bet camp. _. weekend gue&l ber daughter ~ --·--·-f-.""'-;.,"'· Misa Jean Roush, Columbus. r Nancy Roller, a studt'nt techm· dlit C~ur~h~ ,~~;::~:~ clan ut the St llose;tb Ho.spita 1 at ber borne, ·: i!" Par~nbu_rg IS apendlng tb:t1 'be meevng cekcnd at 'the Jtamtt l'f her par- prealdent, Miss ts, Mr and Mrs Max Roller. ene~ with , f Recent guests of Mrt. Ida NeJ: Wilham, ~J the home ot her llder, Mrs her topic ' ~IJllan McOhe~. were Mr. and Met~Odl&t wc,meln." ti:u. Jnmes DoutJliB of Belle, W' Mr1 Thomas fila., lh R••lll>l~b Dougl,., program of the Charleston and Mrs Fred Bux- ttae devotional topic u her t9n, Pt Pleasant. The ~In! chapter ol the Mr and Mrt. Fraril: FAtep of book "Concern for iho;:o~~~·~- ~Columbus were bere to attend W~l Jlven by Mi&a lbrr. the funeral ot the tatter's g:ranrt~ "HelP" which pratnd the motlaer, Mrs c. F H'lwkma of .the WSCS wa1 read l)y Mrs Harley Brown (Kate A. L Flat~aean ' Roush) were in Athen" this w.:t~k Durin1 th' bualbeu' aeaion 24: where thoy plan to live wbU" li~k calls were rt~portcd. ~ round Bob alten~s ou. They call' . roJ)ln card Was a ~nt t:l Mrs C h~R uiLer / Bob graduated tron~ 8_. Weese 1 who hill juaL return~d the San Rafael, Calli, Hlg~ 1lro1n Holzer Ho1pltal. Mill l(arr 8cllool. Major '"ley llf•wn. hiO ~ report ~~ ~- <?lflcor< beeb stationed •t Pruidlo, Cahf, fiainlng Day belil rec:eatr)' al illlcd for Tbollaad, h18 new 08• lllo Grao~o. Plano w~n ~~ fvr 111nmont, this tpriJig. ~ the ·annual picnic to be Jield at 111rr. and' Mn A. c Neil, ami tb~ • S;vracu•e Park Wednelday e~lldren, Belle, w va, and Jllr even \De. A•gu.at G , and Mro c. J Nell and children MrB William Elchln!l"r read • of McEwen, Tenn.~.. were the "God Has P,fl'milf4." to the meeting, ofter '!l'hleh 1ueito of Mro !do Nell , 1 t~o hot,ne 'ot Mr• Lllllon 'McGbd. wtl'$ oervcd l ~Y , 1 ary Mr and 'Mra. C. T. Atkins were overnlght gue&tl of 'Mr and Mn. Orville Well, Wednesday. Mr and Mr1 R A Thompson and daughter, Rob_prta Jane, of JJethel P.uk, Po., and 4fra. Therion OhUngor ot WeKt Cnrrolltown are the !JUcsts of,Mre C. E Nease , Mr and Mra Douglas Wickham and daughtors Stephnnlc and Pot· rlcla, of We•! Carrolltown are the guests ot Mr. .and Mrs Elmer Wickham. • Jack Kennedy of Columbus t~r· rlvcd, Thurrday rvenjng, to spend the holiday week end with hlo pa~· ents, Mr and Mr,s. Wl•llam Ken· nedy. Mr. and ~··• jlay1 Pu}llno and lnmlly of Thureton, arrived Frl· day mor.t\Jne !or a week end visit willa their paren11, Mr and Mrs. Rollin Bea1h1 and !lr. ond Mro. Raymond Pullins Mr nnd Mrs. Eueene Thomn• are the gue&ta of hl1 pcrenta, Mr. and Mrs Everett Thomu :.rr rmd M1 s Don Thomaa a~d dauahter, Mellua, of Mound1v1lle, are lho guoBtli of their parent~. Mr. the wore a pinkandl:~.ce drau ond Mro Ralph Gfavec and Mt. wlthgroom, bluo acccuortn 11 white gardenia corsage. Mr1. Minnie Da- ond llira. Everett Tllomoo. Vil!l, pandmother of the groom., . wore a dreos of rose lace w1th pink cake, topped with the qllnlat,ure bride and groom and enetreled ~~:~~~ ••d a white gardenl• with Ivy, wlth tall white tapeta In A reception for thc:¥'guc.st8 wa& crystal eandelabra on el\her olde hold In tho church social room. Arranccmontl of ro~es were used The bride's tatile wcs lovely in on the othC1' tablet and alao on wbtte llneQ cover and cent4'l'Cd the mantel and piano. Servin& the ealto alter It wao cut with tho three llored "''•ddlng by the brldw •nd ltroOm wore mt11 •1 I .. . '.Barbara Qanovan ' an•• Mtu Bar· bm Swllher. Ml,. Marilyn ljUe Davlo. olster of the lfi'OOIII, oerved I puneh They wore oolated 1 b~ Mn. loseph Stooon, Mn. A. R Knllll!~ Mn W. 1\ Shaot.en and 111'1 Charleo Mullen Jr, Mjnll ond nuts aloe"'~· . • newlywedo l'lfl tor a abort lrt1• ~~ Erie. For I ~~~;~~~~ • ¢01tU,(Mh the drll:'lb!th I ' t"ye ' ,, I v.· ' 10 ~ llturo • mu he... utft IChedule,l Llltle ,f Police Arrest ' ' Six fn. Po~eroy · During ·Weekend ~ ao lift of aqloo ,.,und lbe lle!M Coo!nllllll tbiJ weel ~nd with Ill• ..,. reo!· Tbero ~~~be . due lnl -ed 1Iom!polko and ac to lnc:reAJTelted Win Vjr'&il f)Mdn, a, of Chl"'!...,..,wbo to llilled·for an ap~ TuesdQ', Jiilbl litfore J'omerey lbJor, ~ rl. Lept to IIIIWir 0~ of dtiY· lnl while lnloJlealed on E. Mala- _. ... ,..... ~ eouov utt~o SJI'IC!UIE!, , opto !bt ~, levellilic r). prlfli> llid �..· fHE ~DAIL..Y SENTINQ . , ~ ~·· · i/1;,.":.?"""':"'"" .. "' , - - . 'I ·""..' .. , ., .,. 'I I • l , ' 2-DallfSenttnel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepprt, 0., July 7, 19pl • ' . } _ ... _ - tditoriaUy HOLY COW! That T-Bone Cost A Lot! Yes, Admits falltlet 'Jrh)w.,..tR:Jt bf ft Di8'1,$et? Hete· ' ;==~~~:~~~know first doin Mlat Istha~the mw tile Ill&\ tn f~t' '!'be ffrst Airlen· ellil11ilelt jltcte't 'Wlis ltle fcillildel' ef PJy. !llilni"', ~ulli!ttS. Yet, afl4n" ali ''ihue • ~ti!l' In· ,v: the'l!ll!M illllustt'y and lts m••icilte .... \f~lay of, prices continue to be e my&lery. 1 ~t-abserv•tlolt was made by ftoiJert'~ HOWitd, rcmrlg l'!dlblr of tile 'American Meat ~. In an unusual talk before e YWGA ltUI-at·firban Workshop. And why should this nlyslery I!XIst? Here's his answer: <;: 1 ·' "Essentially, I presume, because no consume\' re\Uy gives a tunket. I f~el like a· aieak. Ail right, let's go downtown and have ' a ,good one. We'll really put on the dog and Wte fn a play, too. Seven dollars for the res' ~nl steak; three dollars for a Caes11r sal· l!ll; •t1.50 tip for the waller; 50 cents to the c!larptte girl; U for cabs; $8 for good or. c:llutra seats; U2 for nightcaps and a floor ·ajtow at The Blue Bubble . . . , . Thirty.ftve IMlcb. Holy cow, bow the price of meat has IIOD&Uill Who's getting It?" Cclmpat'alively few consumers may oper. ate on so expensive a scale as this But the · tblllgll people don't know about the meat In· I' dustry would fiJI a !Nr. Howard point.! out, It 1tak'es grow a 1,000 pound slttr. lhl! a'nlmMs may change owners several times an\ilra'vel tltousands of miles. :Alter lfressihg out and trlrnmillg,.Jess titan half of the weight ..... ·'1!5 !IG•bdsootbecomes retail ruts In ibe butcher's cabinets. ,And this 485 pounds, a mere 35 pounds rep1re8ents I. those highly l'egal'ded steaks. Tltat's why steak is expenSive - while oUter'C:tits, equal· ly nutrii:lous an'd mig11ty toothiome properly prepared, cost much\ ess. Mr. Howard thinks It's bigb thlte"Wll taln! the mystery out of meat, thrbll@:h .4!dlc•tllon:1 and the dissemination -of tlie facts. He's real· ly got something there. , Meat facls work both ~s. 'Tile falfiily wanting to dihe out would shudd~r lilll8 If be knew why their T-bones are so 111gb. 'The 16. cal beef cattleman maybe could be a little less irked at his small cut of the total dinner bill paid by his city cousin just before leav. ing hts 'estaurant. Yes, knowledge is man's most powel'ful weapon for under~tanding , for the birth and nurturing of good feeling between sect~ioh'11j of a pcoplij, here as elsewhere. ,. ' Channei8-Monday 8:00 Music in the Morning 9·00 Doug Martin Show 10:00 The Mornine Show Piece• of Eiht , ~!r. District Attorney Binro at Home 1 The Afternoon Show Do111,1 Martin Sl1ow Ariieriean Bo.n!lsttind Record Hop ~ Ameracan Bo.ndltand ·F1treign News . Commentary By CHARLII M. McCANN , UPI l'orilgn - '· AMI\'11 Tile ehlel hope of hooding oft threatened international eriols over. Leblnon te1tl with United Nition, Seeretary General Do g Ham!"arokjold If Hll'lnllrlklold dn lind a waj to•ltop the now of men aftd l'eiPCJftl wblch are reaching the: Lobanoat reboil from the Syrian ti•• of tl!o !Wintler, ill ohould be 'well. If he ellft!ot, a very oerlon, oiluation 'wn!' arloe, !n10lvlng lhu URlted St,tos, the ' Egyptian·Syrlan Unlte4 Arab 1\epublie and 'ovlel 1 0£ tbe COUR!7 • RUUit. · -..bfnon •ukl the UN to •lop tho ajd which to going !rom Syril to lht rebelo who are trying to onrthrow the 1pro-We1tern ,ov tl',llllltlll •of Preoldint 0»fnllt. CbtmOitn and Prebller Somt Solh ' 1ft •on cxtriilllty, to~I!On "'is PIIPIRd to uk the Url!tod State• to.ahle lt mllltaty alllotinee 8emtill)' <Of Sllto ~ohn Fost<r Dui!U. 'llio ! plodpd thit thlo fld wilt be tiYOn, ll n~llory, 1n ly TID W. BRCIWN eh•1H•a trobj)o. Soaretery of ltlto , lovl" Rullla ta enra'ed at t~e J,a,t week. In the Ihdo~endO!!.. ld'a Pl •nr•UN or United Stile• Day mood, tho early guaranJtees l•ttntnttOII, Wlileh 11 eallo · illtiT- the right 1o voto ,...,... with tntomll Arab af· liihed ln the fall'l. tlon, alid later in .... Mltllt 'AkiiJI...Io 1787, tbe Ohio OfflelaHy rontrolled Moscow 1802 and !Bftl, and · now1111pe11 · hovo blntod do,ily menta thereto. were t-11 oRiillll ' mlsbt ztnd "Voldh PerhKps ll. furlber tetn' tb !aid · the rebels. , ot dlacn .. lon of lfiMtrwiJ<jold rolul1led lo NolO tlon procedurco York lidb •ll'lltn 1 .,.,... moklnK In by•looktnr baollwllld •tail to """" 011 11td ,1o l!lfypt, nimbor o! ycaro , where be taltolil 1o Unll'd lAI$b While the '""' billot, " we Ropubllc PrttldOI!t Gt mal •Atldel h.k)'l••,,w,mlt today, lo 'perhapa the boat H 1• CIVer devlaed, the ' ballot ia auer. 1 mOdern day invention 'Our llrtl kWO\VIedge ol the obtalnqd ~ballot" Ia r«ordod ln anelont ~ to uteece, where "dlka•t•" ~~:.~~! hbllh ' 1urleo) voted "yeo" ~r of ballo 'of alone or and 'Your EJect.ion Laws • "I! taPer-' tc..ii'd'Ois said' 1l .Hl ~am of a nplacement wbb II mpvlng to tile lril for nfl<l tem mved here 14 yeai·i it Wll r~eil Dicken hu reAgfled artt Instructor It RADIO.• Wl ""''l "o Pl€00 ' SM.YrSt · ~ ktf~! ,, ·. t'od!L · ' �' •, ' , l ' • \' " ' ' ft.edlegs t\fter ,, ;.,UUy Series CIN~AT! UPI - Tbe Cln· elnnall Redlep took lbelr mld-eea· oo• AU-Star Game break todaY , foceil wllb lbe bard foct. tho! · tbey,l bave to get moving an a hurrr ODCt! action resume1. The Redlega were only four aame1 out of first place, but lodJ· ell deep In lbe aeeond divlllon In 1lxth position, due to the closest National Lel£\le race In history. Olle tblng Is almost certain, tome of the clubs will 8Urt fall· InS "behind in the next 30 day~ bec.tuse aomethtng has to a:ive in lbe tight raee. Only eight games ~~:parate •• fint place • I; ' ' .. Hard Facts.Face I • • ' ~D~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, p., July 7, ......... ' • ' ' 1958 ' .. ' Marathon ' SPORTS DESK lr CltiT TANNIHILL MUwaukie from cellor<lwelllna Los Angeles . To !all behind at thll olage of lbe rare reUid be fatal, and the Redlep well know lt. I'll!> Obloono took a good step in lbe ilgbt dlreetlon Sunday In the seeond game of a double header with the Pbiladelph18 Pblllles. '' hi They J'uncbed • 15·btt attack on seven pitchers tn winmng the sec· .1 Ste-gel, 'Who h11 1won (lhlf~ tWo l\ll-81111' ~ ~, 'ri.lu«<lng ,.,!a~ yeor'' tJ. tq' Dtrluml!!l at St. Lciul1 ' -,'In '""en ;~.•:Ji ex~d 'to Gua ~Bell and Walt Dropo headed the att1ek Bell batted in four funs with his ni.1th homer and three Blnglea, and Dropo drove In three more wltb a double and a ucrlflte nv. lefl'!ofl ·wllb s~d ~· J'lel· Fg• o!,tM lVblte lk>l':,f<ill~wed • by iilmtle, J~, ,CollY, ' ~k""'· ue ron1 )eatCher Gus Triandba or ttie Orioles, third bl8eman l!lllk llalzOne of the ,Red So~ and o'ilort· stop Lilla Aparicio ' f1 llle Wblte Leity Jot J.'fuxt- .. :1 galfled the vletory, his l1fth but had exeellenl help from Hal Jeffcoat, who came on in the sixth and pitched lour ' Innings. Ron1an Scmproch toued a five· l ' to lbe Red Sox' othtlr A, L. oaw the Detroit CHicago White Sox, , l'aa~lnlltlln Si!nators beat 010 000 000 010 000 001 · ~ ,, 2 Buchtel, Sloe o'!1J !•Iller: >~~•· t. Wol'le and McN1e·1~. ' tine, The Reds used aJx hurlers in the opener, Including Bob Puriey, who came on to get the list out after ploto Umpire Joeko Conlan eje<led Willard S<bmidt In the nlntb. ; Foll~wlng the all·atar break, ~he Redlegs take off on a long rQad trip to the West Coast, otartln& Tbunday at San Francloeo. · '' SqX. . R•ci~e hitter at the Redlegs ln th.e opener for hill lOth vtctory Brooks Law· renee 1o9k the loss, snapping a !lve1]ame wln skein. I ' 000 100 000 DID 000 OOCJ.·2 It 3 se~Jess ' STANUJN~ .. · ...., "' . ;" ' AMIII1~4N LIAQU,, w. ....,. ~- New York Kanoa& CIIY Booton Delf<llt Clevel-nd , Chicago Baltimore Waahlngton DowToppedAt 2nd Hole In f8 .ZD: ... , 38 S7 .rill II 38 17 ..11~1'11 · 37 .,• :100 It~ 37 40 .481 II: , 38,311, :48Q It ill! tit..~ 141' &1 ' ' .«~& ~~~ /IU~Io(,t tlHUih t~' : 1•• DttNit 2 GhlciJ!O I , ; <,: ' .\ Wuh!ntton 4•lolllmon. I ' Clovolond I Konllti·. Citr 5"'· 'AIUo~Play-Off • • - 10 Now YorU · ' ........,........u. ' ) ', loltlmoi'O I Woolol ......· f , cto,.!tnd I 'K1nau Cit; 2 ~~ AKRON, Ohio UPI • A flY< · loot' pull made Art Wall Jr. of Poron Manor, Pa., t2.$0 richer todl~ ofltr he topped Dow torwifa: 1oh the 1econd hole oudii,Ail dooth ployoff to win HeGnd Rubber City Op.,n crown ' The pull hiked Wall'• 1958 PGA ; eorlllnll to neorly •14,000 ann pined bltn a obot •t tho up comin1 Tournament of Ch•niplom Chl'"tf" Qftroll I ~ .', ... •...., a "'"' v,n a, ~""" ·~ht, hlllltll ,,, .... , ,.. ··•·",. lftltt ctH'flw. ' ' •~ ~.., , •.• ' AII.Star otnoi , :· ·' · ·• NlTIONAL 'LI~I • W, L, Pit•. In Lu 'Vcgaa, Finllerwald, tho 19117 Vordon TrOphy winner, abot a alx under par. Ia the !mal round to tie Wall lrlo corded a final round 89, at ,,,. Flnllerwold wa• trailed b)' Bob Coalbr. 2T·Year-old Darien, Conn.,' P,ro, with 270. Jackie Burke tied lllb Souehll 11 2'12 for fourth plate. ' : -T-A~r , .-.~.-1-ID-J0-1 ' PcJQUA, O. UPJ • P. 'Dol· latnY ',will toke fool· biQ eoaeh at HICh S.O~ool In St. <iodin• John an~lill• , ...~Ired V!Ut lilt WIIIJ!lnl , Ieven ollht moll o( itbe ·CliiMnnii lledlep tielnC' !!3JII'ldiiS~. ond pme, ll..f, atler the Philliea toot the opener, 7·1 lell and Drt;tPO L••d Way ' .n; Under lbe rules, tile ii\!liOD muol playl ,t~' filft tnnlnc.•1barring IDJUh... Obly lbe llaiterl l""e ehoiea Ia the, poll, Ia moot of lbe ' (;lnclnnall Redle~1 ofter 1¥1 , 1m'1 Mjlo~ reoulted ~ra ' Jets Rained Out· Of Chance For ·, I ' ·,, •' ~ IV'', j."\· f, ,J ' 1: • '. ' otutera .will be llrst Mulial of ·the .dlr· ~::t~;:~ ·!':~.:~: lhlrd ' • • •• �.- \ . t.-JllilY SenUnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, July 7, 1958 ' ' DISCOVERED li D.AW,SCUS: U. IL R. UP! UDI!e<l .trab J!<!pbbUe 0/f•elals Frl day rltporlo4 tlie clil'~very of oU bt t1ie ICiira dlllri<l or northern 01~ ..~ snt~ now 1 provptee of the The Dajly 'Sentinel • Middl~port Legion Auxiliary Given Several Awards • TONIGHT Sophia Loren "LEGEND OF THE LOST" • (Tecbraml?Teclmicolor) l · loohn Wayne - *-alao- Tony CUrtis - Chrltbne Miller "RAWHIDE YEARS" (Teohnicolor) Allo CARTOON TUESDAY an4 WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS •2 Adult Tlekell Admlll Caral ' "TTiE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN" (Giant Of A Man) -aLso S. St,ephea John Bentley "WHITE HUNTRESS" And 6 CARTOONS POMERO\' SOCIETY 18 Newlyweds Are Honored Guests At Choir Party 'Mr and Mrs Eugene Thoma•. reeent 1\ewlyweds, were gucata or '=:;;;:;:;:::;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;::;~lhonor at a party Thursday even ;ng, given by the Senior Choir of the r eaerated Church, In lhe soCial f.)Oms following choir prae Po~eroy Bencl lice. r THEATRES Durmg the evemng an automatic coffee maker was presented the honored guests DIGS-POMEROY TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Punrh and cookies were served with Mrs John William Blaettnar, pres1dmg at the punch bowl "TEACHER"S PET" ~ark Gable - Doris Day Not Opan WedMiday Present were Mr and Mrs Thomus, Mr and Mrs Don Thcfm· as and dllUJhter. Mcliss~ Mrs Willi an Kennedy and son, Joe, 'dr• Marvm Burt, Mrs Joseph 911· son, Mrs. Guy Rus&ell, Misa Eve lyn J 1'1ck, Mrs Ohve Ingraham, Mrs Paul Nease, Mrs Roy Tracy and scon, l..arry, James Wade1on, Mr and Mro John Willlom Blaelt· nar, :v!r. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar TEMPl,i-Middlepori TONIGHT on4 TUESDAY "PEYTON PLACE" In Techmcolor Lana Turn~r - Hope Lange Ul. Mrs Wayland and Mrs Dale Mr tnd MIS a. L Gollhardt Mournmg plan to attend the state and son, BrUce, returned to their convention home, CCIIurobUJ, Sunday after 1pendJng the holiday week end With her mothf.r, Mn. W. A. Mor· gan. ~;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~a~n~d~M~r~a~nd~llir~'~~~B~e~n~N~c~u~lz~lln~ll~· t ANNOUNCING ' Pomeroy Bowling Alleys I ' OPENING 1 Tuesday, July 8th Billy Young returned home, Sal· urday evening after a two weelul' vaeation in Toh·do wlt.h Mr. and Mrs WUIIam Halker Miu Rhanda Young of Toledo arrlved Saturday for a vlait with bcr grandmother, ~ftirrs. Albert Young ond other relatives. Mr ond Mrs. Jerry Ward aad son retur!'lcd to their home at Moundsville after a several days' visit With h.s father, Cec::U Ward M G " IIbert Freeman and Con· nle and Sharon have returned to tbclr home here after • week In Findlay With Mr und Mrs Robert Birchfield and family Mr and )frs E 8 Epple were Fourth 0 ~ July guests of Mr and Mra John Terrell Therea(ter EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS-7:30P.M. I ' Henry Reibel, president, chal'lle of tlle meeUn1 opened with the Lard'a Pra)'er. It waa voted to pW'ehaae puneh bowl and ladle for the c~uroh dining room. The meeting cl010d wiiJI devotion• led by <l!ro. Neutzlln1. who read an article on lhe prlvllegeo of llvln11 In a !rae world, an~ elooed with prayer. During the aoclai hour gam.. were eonducted bf Mrs WUIIam llaxler. Attendlne were Mrs. Ad~le Mra. Cloland l!!lne., Pallor, Mrs. Relb<l, Melnhorl, )Ira. Edward . Adam Eberobach, Mrs. GJ~,d~a Jone1, Mill Thelma Grue• Grover .Erb, Mn. Baxter, Wolfe, M,rt. Ernell Seyfried, Mro. Mro. Louis Rei·' ~~;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;t;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ I" , ,. 'I'M ALL.IH A. • • Mra Neua~ .:,,;:;b;;,, a ,· ~d ntem· . ~· '-'• orme~ I ~. , W~ -' ' ,, WHI . . ' ( ••• ' ' If ~ ~· .... _ -·hllay wt.ld, .,... ... ~ ""' ,ol ~ w. Jutt ... "' do liNt ,...~t,...,1fr..... ""''IIJI•.w~~ "'~ ~ """ilh ~~ ~ ~..-·IItM ' lfltt t.t "'"· Ce!tt ~ ~ ~""' ' , . ,. j ' I I ' " "' .,. I • ~ ''•'t ·U·t . OH',~ers Name d .... wn by ~ariel ~o:f · ll'~O .,IMrs. nl,f.On Iey' Re•ue•· altci tO!)II.pletu..., of the ~1.1- . Mona· red Gues:t :A··t I·Bvf"_;, d ' l"l:.b . . Pf<l&!lnt ,WeTO Hr. and Krl. CbQ·:-§ <' I'\: f ~r en.'ii;,lU , i e Lew "'d ~bildren, ChUOt\8 1~ ·Layette Shower At ltutland '· . [· ~~~~~/;;11$~0:::,:-.,:r~;: .,· ' I ·W!I'' Nees Fam•"ly p·tCniC . Is Held I f th Of J IY Guests or Mr and Mrs W. 0 . Atkins the past week were Mr ~~~t·r~~ "%":h~~ftl:rD~;.;kvll~~~ and Mrs Jack Leighty of Toledo ' with ber parentS Mr and Mls They were called here by tbe Carl Gilmore and ~aria Sue and deatb <·I Mrs Lel&hly's and ' Mr Tewksbary. Atkins' mother, Hra. Mary Atkins theMrRobert and Hra Bernard Schramm of Athens of Zanesville we~ gue11ta of therr aon-ln·law and daughter Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Guy Culbertson of Mrs. lohn Lyons Jr ttnd family Lebanon were Sunday guests of Th~tr grf'nddaughter Linda a~ ;l<rs. Lillian Maines and Otho Rad- cnmpaaled them here •ner vJsh·· ford. lng them In Z&-,eovllle Mro. lllllla Main" left Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and tor a two weeks' vlalt wltll relaoon Ruoh were 1>uolne'" vllltors tives in Lebanon Parkersbure, Saturday Mr. and Mra Loyal Roush and In Mra. Clifford H•yeo I• a medl· son of Columbua viqfted Sunday cal patient with Air and Mro Walter Walker In Galllpollt.at the Holzot Hospital '' Mr and Mrl. R<!Jler Davis (Iris Palmer) and ciUldren ~r Pontiac Mlcb were week ead suuta of relatiVI!!S and friends, here and in Pomer.oy. ' UNTIL REGULAR LEAGUE SEASON OPENS IN SEPTEMBER MJ!.IIIpD,.rl iiUiil.,, ~---·- . . IIUI Mr and .... Lawrence H!'lell and daug.hte'r s'hlr)ev, or Re·-nna ,. spent the weekend wttb h.,.: brother-In-law and sl.ster Mr an<' 1111111. Norman Wayland. }lr and Mrs. JoHn Fultz and daughter Amla MarJe apent lh• 4th of July wee~ end with Mrs Fulb:'a 111ster MI1l. Harald Voga:. song :~nd famJll' P.t Jrcr.ton. They attended a oelebratlon at a prlv ate lake Lawco, where Anih Marie won first prbe iJI a race conte.Jt lor <hlldren 4 and Dyears of aee. Tbev also viSlt•d Com"'n Park, before they returned hom£. on Sundny "j Mr. and Mrs Lee Klt~on of South Carolina are gue.sts of theJr ..au4t Mr~. Emma Bissett j Mias Da!!y Saunders and Mn Laura Sa~nders were 4th of Jujv dinner guellls of Ml.!s Margaret J Sauer. Mrs Elhcl French bas returned heme after I weeks visit '"llh her .. aon and doug,~ter·m·law Mr an d Mrs Warner French, and famU 1 a~ WorthlnHtOR 1 Mr snd Mrs Robert Rlehar1• a:nd children ~ary, Susan aml Rodney of Pontiac Mlch we'e week end guests of hb grand mother Mrs Ada Root. Sally Gilmore and William ' , 1 ' 0 ). . Iii'>. J;lonley Rolb<l ""' ,111\~11 The• Rutland Garden ClUb mel ren, ~harloltltina, Jon Kell~ anif - ~ honor tecl!ntly II I layette • at the bome ' of Mro..tlqberl Can· 1lmmy, M!. and ltf.. Jotepti S\t)j· .*)l~wer given by. Mia Dale Smith aday last llondi,, Mrs. Vernon • !>Je and 119n, ll!cllael, I!Jj11 Ll~ · - - · Jt her holl\e, Sprillg Ave., with Weber W'l the 111llllnl• booms sqe T"'1011,. Gone J)ll~ •nd Hr. ~··· (.."leland tl\lnes II eo-hosteas, Mrl. CbrJ& C&n•da1 , ..e~the de: and ~- Te~ • ' If r ~ ~~ : Summer. nowera de~rated :the 1 v~ion_, Th• "OP'I.m was on tbtt r , I ~ "' ~~ •nd placed Jn1 "'~le~ mu~~· , , ' ~ 1 ..91 ',~r ulue and wbl~ basainel ~ "'•,, - " ' ,., ' ·IJ "' 1 ' Games were played ,d9rlng tk Officers el"')ed for the eom• 'io+ ~evening and prlseJ awirded tq ~~. _year\ w~re llrl. William FO· IS c " ' · · · 11ra Carl Smith, Mro. Albert· Eb- Ian, Preet!lellt; lira. Robert Can A,. il, 1. ' mbac~, Mro c. E. Clark and J)ftn. aday, Vlee l'relldenl ond lira ' members of .. the AlWJI!II'l' na Reibel. The door prl!e was Carl D•inll on, oeeretary-treasurer r.!ve awprd1d to \llro 1 B Weed. ' ,{ul7 l\lh the Star , Gardln of Dre'l' Webst~r ~erlc~n Lellon. OUr U After the honored gueol opened Club wlU hove a lD<j!Unl with Po-' ,were ' in J~e~IQJ! W~dneldoy l Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Meca en- her-m_a:n7 glfll, refreahmento were 141'!!· EY~ ,NI~kolao1) entertaining to altona tho Eljhth Dli!rlet ,sum· tertalned wltb a family picnic, the hoiicosee. Favors Tbe Rl!llallil, Garden Club Is In- m~r Conference held at ,!~"Legion July 4, at their home, Lincoln HilL dlapero filled with, nt,;d. '· · ' ' · 'home Jac~n Memorial Building \ Present were Mr. l)ld 011'1 Bleb· 1. w•u.... July 16th IJje WUk•sville Gar· with ihe Jcftenoq- Howe Unl! .; ard Mec'i and children, Larry, Jean den Club w.I.Q eondgc:t a worQbop hostess. , ,·, 11 and Janet, Danolni Mr. and Mrs. at 10 a. m~ aqd tJle 1\utland Gar· ~The maill adt~reiJ,'ot ill., d~; Otto Meea and daughter, Joan and den Club II •lnvi!ed. ~• · , glven by lira. Lee M6op~ a~;n. frientf of Columbusj Mr. and Mra The travellng irize donated by ment· se~tary1 •,1,-::I~ t Harol~ Erwin, Barbara 'and BobMrs. em~ l>l~hl " wa~ , won ~~ Ol!alil'!ll (or "!•n~lour ~0 by, Galllpoll.s; Luther Rowin, Ak· !~~~::l~~' Mra. Edna,'R~~IL •Gu"'la ,..,.re were)1!'et'enled th the local unlf~y ron; Mr and Mrs Gilbert ldeea Mn. La"'Ynoe Mphohe, '· MrJ the de~lirtmenl •nd the National'' and son, Jlinmy; Mrs Albert Mees Mrs. EdJ?-8 Ruuell. Mr-. Au&tln, Mr.· An~ for the Ameri.;-an tes~Q,i and Mr and Mrs Maleolmn Mees ~.,,.. DeValt, Mrs. Hulcy 1an1e Young ~nd Sabra Canaday l-trtltrt ~>v roll eall ' They alsO re.!' and ri4ughter, Edith Ann, sll of "' and daugh)er, Mro J,aw· 1, Mro- AU!IIIn w~a Inducted 1as ~ 1feebed quota untf ribbons f~ 1 ~\ 1•··-· Lanning, Mr,. Bradford new member. Pomeroy · · ~ • ' 1UIJ1:.utt ~\ Mrs Ad<tie Grueser, Mrs. The hostcM served I salad Mrs Frailk Cbeescbrew pre~!· ~!eKmgbt, ~IS' June ~ayre, course tQ 18 memwn 1ntl1 gueatJ dc{li o( ·~e. loeal unit r~e ~tbe J, Ronald Sm!th, !Ira Thoma• attendmg. The tl~xt meeting Rc!ponse . to lW~eom~:l 11<( Mt'lt ' , Mc(Jlu"''g and children, Mr0. Den· w11t be at the , home of Mrs. w. a. !J>ils' letvell' OJ>' t el'l'la~ ' Tlloma, Mra 'Everett DaUey, WUllanr Fola~. ~ ,_ , mcnt Comrntttce: Mrs. Orvil~e: , Mrs. 0. E Nease ente_rtained He:11')' Retbel and Mra.. ~JI.Jlt. Well, ~t prpideqt ~ the ~'odal With a dinner Friday evening at . ,~ ~ • umt, WI& tffimed on t-8 torfimittl'i her home, Wehe Terrace. Sending gifta but unable to atfor the conv,entlon to be hetct Gucsll wer• Mr and Mrl R A tend were Mn Thomas cook, Mr& In July 18 thNJuiih 20. Thompson and doughter, Roberta I· E. Strong, Mra E ~rtwrighl, ,of tbe , local u~lt ,Jape, Dettiel Park, Pa., Mrs Ther· Mill Erma Smitb, Mrs VIetor were Mrs wnitam' 4u:~ 1 ion Ohlinger and , r.fr and Mrs Brown, Mro Rollin Wolfe, :drs. SOn dl.!trlct pr~aldent 'l'!J'o Douglafl. Wickham and dau.gbtera, ll:rneat Rhodes and Mrs Grover Mr and Mre Jobl\ Tt'!rtell eri· and · ~a. Jed' Stephanie and Patrlel!, West Car- Erb. Lerlai'ied reeently with a f,mUy I. ~. \ roJltown, Mrs Elmer Wiekham ~ , party. tt lbeJr home Mulberry At the dose of the conferenc;e~ and Mr• corrte Nye, Po-.oy. Hel8hll In of the 4th a tea was 11ven by the hootep , birtMay gran~oon, unli. ' 1 j,Chuclue '' ' u. A. R. En&lneen estimate tbe Mrs Norman Wayland attended fwd ean produce two m1U1on tono the Summer Convent1on of the of $U anhuilly. A~qenca~ Legion Auxaliary In Jackson Utia past year, wbere l.aelll~ Hanlna ..• , •.....••• , . l'emeroy ~ely Edit~> plans wtre made for the lltate con· B.flda llee .. •.. .. .. • .. .. • .. .. Mlddleportsoeleb> ~ vent10n to be beld July 18-20 Middleport auxiliary were precented M-verKI awards, the NaUonal and State Cltahon of Merih, Armistice Day Birthday Roll Call Citation, and a Quota ribbon for colors to be used on the American Legion Flag ThlS citation II Otto Moos of CqlumQna and hlo award('d for having their quota in mother, ltr.s Albert Mees, visited Friday with Mrs. Mar;y X.orn, wbo mcmbonhlp •' .. ' . ' lifts"''' a ·on' -,A,u'v.'•l•''arii D' t •M' ti lng . .• Held "t Ja,.ej!, 'k\son ' at ,.. ' • ~~~A~HaJiC*<J'OUfl Te ttae l•weiU , July 8,1958 ·S.eeks, . 20 · 000 Bond Iss ,, · , Is Adopted . To Place Issue On Ball9t w;, c Is D.inner Ho,stess MrS.', , E, Nease Terrells' Hosts At Party For The1r . Grand Walker Family piCniC Held 0 n Fri day July 4 A family pl~nfe was held Fl'iday at the home ·of Mr. and Mra Walter Walker, Chlister Road Prestnt were Mr. and Mn Gary Dill and chUdren, Kath.v and Steve and Mr and Mro. l!a!l Dill, Mornin~ Stor, Otho Radford, Mra Lillie Mnlnea, •Bobby Wlllll an~ VIrgil Dill, Syr,euoe; )Ira. Ellzabeth cutler, Belpre; . Mr, and Mra Glen Dill and Mr and Mrs Pearl Plll'kcr, Pomerw; Mr. anli Mr& lames Will and !blughters Becky Bnd Brenda. and :e:mmetl I we, Seventh Of K Birthday .athy Morgan Obse rved SQt Urday ~~·Tb1;e!i'."~"'~ · ~ntt~h:~s:;~~~ Ka!lly was -+ . _..;___ Will, Cheater Road, and the hosts. 1l11a Charlotte Voaan and Mrs Diana Vog_an loft J~ly Znd ,lor Mr &11(1 Mrs. William Grues!r C:O!Ieevllle Kansao to visit thelf Jell f9t Co~~mblla S~nd~y where I i(il\ldJIUDI! MJ. and . ~;~, J~111~~ tltay wlll ._ MU•si'• uf Mr. a~d ~lohet! Mrs. Diana Vrilllil' , wai lolr1. llohert Jay. Mra. Gru.,.•· j~lned ' by her hUBblnd A/2C Ger· wU( hate ~ (checll;.up at White aid Vogan who WRS roturnln!f Crol! Hoapltal. ' from Japan Hla now anJinment 881. and :lira Eugene Walburn will be at Dover llel and lamll7 of Coklmbu• were ~> ' week end guest• of her mother Mr and Mn Homer Jonea had MrJ. Max Yeaua:er and other reh aa their weekend rue&ta Mr, and Mrs Charlea Lewts fr()m Cal&· Mr and Mrt. Carl Jon,eo and donia, alao Mr and Mrt Kenneth daughter of Pontiac, Mich. were Pri~rray and son and , bis lamll!' 1ue1to of her erandmother Mn of rekln, 01· MBTgorie Lewis re Minnie Beverage, and Char· turned borne with her parentJ lotte Perrin and daughter Beverly after ependin1 two WC'ekl vaco. lion with her grandporenll • M.·. the weekond. Band director and lin. George and Mn. Jones. OaUu loll today for a vacaboo lrl~ lo Maeyfand, then oouth to Tenn and Florida Bi\IY and Steve tbetr aons will be t~o of their tP'and~arent! Mr. and Mrs. W1111am Matlack of Pomoroy while their p.rent11 are away, Mr. and Mra. W11llam Kitchen and di.uptar of Chilli· collie were a:utJtl of Mr and Mrs1 Reibel and Mr and Mra. Bradbury BtU l.o emploYed weekend !!.... iU"'' ~. : ' I J Syracuse P.Jans To Proceed With Street.Graditlg ·> 8)Tiellae Vill.ge OowtriJ lw de !ermined to.jo UHd with dik:h· tne and gradillr ol• 'a - ind patch otreet. when the clitcllboi •iJ ebmpleted. ~ ;.. � 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 07. July 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 7, 1958 hawkins hysell mchaffie miller