https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb902540098179a06cbd6940a02ea359.pdf 96bdc45565d80e705e5d55579fc4e860 PDF Text Text .- \ . 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. ~ ;.. �,, ~ ~,...--.._. tHE D~ILY SEHTfNEL ·• .•.-*.... .• ........ - ., . ............ ' l!daditMtiltin" ' b' Editotilllf ' ,. ' ~ Hysell Run ·' "''" M11"Y a....n of Mlchlg•n bas .Ntll villtinJ her »areatt:, Mr. lilt4 ""· Alpill Jtw..u. Mr. u.l Ji10•. lm11l-d of W Va., Is he""r for a tew fbys ' I . ·~my Council Offering Voters Opportunity To Revei'Se Decision Of A Year Ago On Street CJ;eaning !truii'Jhettt People of Pomeroy wJII have a chance in November to reverse their decision of a year ago on the question of whether or not their town should own modern street clean· ~ng ,guJpment. Council last l)lght 1voted to 1place on the ballot a nine-tenth's of one nilll bond issue for five years to produce $20,000. This sum, it is expected, would provide up· t~>othe minute street cleaning equipment llnd badly needed additional maintenance equip· ·merit. Councilmen, after much study, are con- Oatlv Seotmel Davbool I ~· vinced the proposed expenditure in the 101111'1 run would amount to considerable ,itr•,et.l crew savings as well as In a much more splc nnd span town. Savings would follow doing street clean· . k h th th b h d mg wcr. mee 8111ca11 Y ra er an Y an • at a reduction in man hours. Cleanliness would fllllow the town's ability to seirice . streets-frequently, as compared to part streets infrequently as is l"ihe 11i11Mf otbtt idib be done now. LegDI Notice SHERIF~ SALE OF A. REAL ESTATE W. 1 Tht State of Ohia, Mtltl County, Crow, Crow & l'<lrter Common PltJt Court ICE CREAM SOCIAL Attorneys for Plolntlfl Tlle Heml()('k Grove Grnn.!(e will WJIII1m J. Jordan, Rt. 1, Leon, f7) 8, 15, 22, 119; (8) 5, 12, 10. 7te ha-..e an tee cream ~1)('1&1 11t the West VIrginia, Plaintiff Vo, Grange H11ll, Friday, begmning at 6 p m Home made 1ce ~ream George C. Kldd tnd Wende Kldd and cake wtll be sold 301 Elm Middleport, Ohio Dtfendtnt BILLING PLANNED An cld fashtoned belling and C•oo No. 12,676 o'cloelc thower will bt- held at the Hem In pursuance of an Order of loclt: Grove Grange Hall, Saturday Snle of Real Estale in the above evenm'.{ for Mr and Mrs Charles entitled adton to me directed as Sherilr of Melgs County, I wlll Paulsen, recent newlyweds St-. GRANGE TO MEET R~:C: Springs Grarq,;! will meet In reS{ular scssaon Thursday evenIng C N. .Jones, deput) master, wUI conduct inspection Member!! 1re request<'d to brmg pws PICNIC WEDNESDAY The Ladie11 Atd of the St Paul's Lutheran Church Will have an all day mc('tmg and picnic Wcdnes day at the home of Mrs Cherles Karr Sr A potluck dmncr wUJ be served ot noon and members are requeatrd to take their own table aerviC!e MIITING CHANCIID Tbe n1et~tlng of the Me1gs Coun· ty Ridlr1g Club scheduled to meet tonight at the Rock Springs Grana:e Hall has been changed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. E J J.lill. Fl:~twooda, where home made lee cream will be .served AUXILIARY MIITING Ladlea Auxillory to the R. R 'l;'r.ainmen \\itll meet at the Modern Woodman Hall, W\ldnesday otter. 1\0<In at 1:80 with Mr. Hottle Wood11erd, preoidln&. 1 • UGIDNMaiTING ... American l.eilon will hold its ro&olar mcetinl at the Legion Hall on South Fourth St at 7 30 Wa<lno•doy evening Mark Kelly ond Dalo Miller will give reports ol Boyo' Slate. All members of tho Firing SQUid are to turn In tllelr uniform• .-t thla meet1n1 tor cloontn1. Refre,;lrmcnto will be ' Hrved. MilliON IOCIITY TO MilT the Mlttlnnory Society of the Sjt. Moriah Church will meet on 'l)~rtdoy evening at 8 p m 'at tho churoh. Mra. Emma Bla~d will be lhe hooleoo. 1'-TH ANNDUNGIMINT Mn •.Harold Hood (!lory June WJ!Uamo) are op· "-""P'i"l 1ho blrih or 1 onn, June 80, ~t !be Ho~Jor Hoopital. Tho a,w ,INi~Y which' weJihod 8 lbt , II~ hat !iun named Genq Pork· ar. « ne Jlobtl'o .have 1 daughter, MbTICI li'oan- Loe. Gr.,dparenla ore ETHEL MAE HULL, Resldins at 1!1'· ond ~"· C. •P. Wllllomo, Mld· Park Street, Bonne Terre Hotel, dlopnrt, Mn 'l'horo ·Hood ond HorTorre, Miuourl, Is beltb!' old llood, POI!Ifroy. Mr ond Mrt. ~"!i. l il>d ithat on the 7th 01 1W D.lrtt of ,~Uddiepnrt, Mt. odd )lh. MJto MoKe""e ond Mro. ll'om Hood of .Pomeroy ore lll'oltiiTind· W. HulL M.!. and t~IIG~l. ......... tbCHiifTO PICNIC .nero .will be a potluek ,plenir lllddlop~rt Pork lulr lith ~inntaa1 at L p.m. lor memberi •l.lbe ; 01 lila ·llftlred Toaohert AoiOoia• 11M of llelp Co~nty. II II ~ ,. that t1ble tmloe bi'OIIiht by oaeh member. • . lit. fm" ,..., II In the h01p~ tal at PlelfoftVillt 11 in,provtn( Ffl1'l!l wt.o haa befn ~t~!ii;.ii-1 W. VI., camt to see 1nd teturned to W liurid.Y: REP.,.AI 3,00 •I 3:30• !,"rom ;j'h... ,l\oo1s . 4:00 Q"""'~t;l\) ~ t 4'45 11:~\"' R~mal!too S:W <nme<iy Tljllt '!lib snt~cil ~.-..h.., '-'qo ~:25 RICHE-Y' , .. ~-e p;r.oFI~dlero weolho...io~ a:io rtaws Plrture t:45 llh~ Net-a ' " , , ,. ·v:oo Wb\J'Iybll;da 7:30, 'Win ·With A Winner 8.00 ~ lll,vesligatnr il'llil 1lQtto •. · • , 1 9.10 ilob Cumming$ Show 111:00 Go0f!!l"nlans I , ' ••• ' AIR CONDITIONED . ' F;;v?r~te ' Styry / , Newa Hopdllnoo W,ealher<a!l tho' J~ Po., 1Sholr ' Sijn ~ · \ .. · ~~~~~~~~~::~C•:;r~e:y ~' •hi• ~~~~~·'! For Vow SHOPPING COBeRT l' DUtTON DRUG CQ. COATS BLDG. offer for sale at publlc auction, ,at the door of the Court House in Pomeroy, m the above named County, on Satu1411ay, the 19th day of July, 19~8. at 10 o'clock A M, atl011 of the followmg descriJ>ed real e11- the rute tate, situate in the County of per anrlUmc :''iy;yrobi~ Meigs, Vlllagp of Middl.port, and ly_.on the the state of Ohto, and m the Town- l~th day two '20-man life· ship or Salisbury, to-wtt· year, edmmendna: ~~e~:~~~;~~r:;~,,,~~; plane, but ttt,. Bemg lot number 342 m lower mati.nihg Oft ,Dec. ~ ~ Ufttl elttter be Pomeroy now Incorporated into 1tt• fallows: ..1:800 ..~etytbi.DJ barPtneit !IO and part of the Village of Middle- t·••,uuu from 1960 to 19'78, The men fashioned a r.a(t port, Meigs County, Ohio .a pleee of wood and Being the same property convey. prh~clpal anti rt up with mal1 aaCks. od to M C Hobart by George P payable !rom ill'llted the wouM hot McDaniels, County Audttor Pomeroy NaUorial B~ilk, the alrwQen Meip County, OhiO, bearing date Ohto, Bra ncb. ' their fe~t of Mmh 13, 1946, and recorded In Any one deolrli!i to away the hung,.,.· '·mmer the Deed Records or Mfllgs Coun· present a bid or II ty, Ohio bonds based upon a good 'hold ol 1-faimiiJ durhl& Reference is hereb)' made to different rate of and was ·~¥· deed from M C Hobart and May- that hereinabove me F Hobart, ,hl8 wife, to Wtlltam vlded that where ,a J Jordan, dated March 14, 1M8, terest rate is bid, 'sueh and recordl:d March 21, 1946 ID shall bf one-quart" f)f one Deed Recortl Book 1M at Page 265 cent or a multiple thereof. of the Deed Retards of Meigs County, Ohto Said bonds Also the Iollowlng described antidpt~tfon !~u~::.;~;ili::;: ;j real estate sttu&te In the .of apee.ll!l II ol Middleport, In ijle County lnd Meigs and State ~I bounded and deacribed Betng Jot!l numbered 343 844 in lower Pomeroy in the laa:e of Middleport, County Melga amd Stllte of Ohto Also lot number 34!5 In Bot· worth'a addition to the 11foreaald Vlllege. Reference is hereby made to ~eed from Lawrence H Smith and Dorothy Smllh, husband and wife, lo William J Jordan dated Sep. teJUber 4, 1945, and r""orded Sep. tember 4th, 1945 in Deed Book 155 at Pogo 309 of the Deed Rocordl ol Moigs County, Ohio Said PremiBea Appraised t7GO 00 and cannot be sold le1a than twMhlrdl o! amount TERMS OF SALE Caoh m band on day o,! 1~ 1~. , ROBEIRT C 'HARTENBACH [,~~~~~t Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohtol! ..., .......... I B O'BHJ.Eil \UI!l>U,. Attorney ' 1or.ou•:n (6) 17, 24; (71 1, 8, 15, Ste •:1r~~:~ j-IDil•t AID 'I I ~' I ! j SECOND STREET �) • • . Percentages 1Deffes ' ' 4-Dall:v Sentinel, Pc!mero;v-Midclleport, 0 ., July 8, 1958 · SPAHN WORKING IN FACE OF RIGHTHANDED .u.u BALTIMORE (UP)) - Manager Fred Haney of the National League defied baseball percentage today when he called on left-bander Warren Spahn to face the powerful, right· blinded hitting array of the American League in the 25th annual AllrS:ar Game. "He does better against righthanded batters than agl<im<t the lefties," Haney declared confidently. "He'll give boys l rough time." Murejon Bought From Seattle; Hayden Optioned RivRl Manager Casey Stengel of the American League, who goeR against baseball's law of aver- ages more than anyone in the bUS· mess, stuck stricUy to script as he named his fire-balling right· bander ' without a windup, Bob Turley, to start for hts Yankee- CINCINNATI UPI - The C<n dominatt>d .squad clnnati Redlegs have announced the purchase of outfielder Danny Turley has won 12 games thus MortJOn fTom Seattle and the ot•· rar th•s year, agamst only three t1oning of pitcher Gene Hayden to lmn;es, while Spahn, at 35, seven Havana. The Redlegs said Monday nigllt that Morejon had been purchased , years older · tllan Turley, hiS won 10 and lost five . ~ Spahn w11l be facing eight high- from Seatlle or the Pacit1c Coa11t handed hillers-only second base League, although he had bee•J man Nellie Fox of the White Sox !Jlaymg at Havana of the lnlerna· among the American League rrom starters bats left handed. tiona! League on option &cattle. The rlgbl·handca, 27-year RAIN POSSIBLI old G1ban was h1tting 308 m The righthanded Turley, on the aames thr.,ugh July 2. other hand, will (ace three left· handed hitters ~- first baseman Stan Musial, wbo sets an Ali·Star Steps Up Rung To Head Coach CHAGRIN FALLLS, record every time he steps to the plate smce he Is playing in his t~th Ali·Star Game; left·lielder Bob 'ikmner of the Pirates; and Spahn, who 11 one of the best hit· UP! · tmg ritchen in the busineu 0 Th~Jre wa1 only one dlacourag~ an a11siBtsnt u ~ mg note in this silver anniversary John Adams High the put three years, of the mid summer clauie. It the new hnad baske~· may nin at Chagrin Falls High The weather forecast 111id it Jim Thedieck, Cleveland School for today was ball coach School. would lw cloudy, hot and humid A Lima native, Thedieck sue- with possible tbundcrahowera In cteded Bill Gallagher, who re· the afternoon. The rain, however, sig~ed to take the bas\:etbail post may cotno too late to at Fenn College in Cleveland In odditlon to hl1 basketball dut- interfere with the &arne, scheduled to slarl at 1 P· m e. d. 1: ties, Tbedieck will la&llt in var· U rain ·should prevent a ttart, ~h~r:~~~-~~~~~~_:_:;;;~~~S~~T~~~~ ~.::!,~::;:E;.,..;:J:i....,.., Hoi¥J oh-" ••""" out• all PanJlolfuo-Monday .....l W SP,ORiS DESK -y tho IS·14 yoaMIIIo for on oxhl-ttlon Athono ,..!not !hot but '"""" yolntlllf - tomo In county'• eiJ.ttars ThunUy, JulY 17, when - o r Wllllom O'Neill wll! bl • -'•tor. , Announcement that Mel&• Coun· ty'a wllll-ora•nlzed Pony would send an 111-J>oy l)!lyad to the Athens' Fair Ground• t!lol day ~" ly CHIT TANNIHILL ;!' Can We Expand Our All-Star Series? ~· ' Pony ·Staf$·,: Tile DaUt $etathM!I ·- , .. '' I.!'•••• was made today by Tracy Whaley, ~~r::;rtt'f~:s~.~ l'::...~~ All-Star games between leagues, towns or counties always Indian•' pilot Phil Collin• will ~· attr..:t considerable interest. So do well-organized tourna- manager of tbe team ualaled til' ments. Such ' tournament was the wellston Utile League Dove Jenkins a~d 11. s. Manley event last year won by a team from the Meigs County Utile ol the Jell and CQtoneiJ In MidLeague Association witb Bob Roberts chief pilot... dl;~~e the July 17 rooter 11 not Being careful not to overdo it, we perhaps ilitght consider 1complete, tbeoe names have ~· a wider use of the All-Star vehicle mslde our county. Its re- elected to otand up lor Melgo suits easily could be tWofold: (1) Greater Interest by the play- County baseball In Athena: ers in the progr~m provided them by their communities and Tl.!ior~P•teher-oullietder Mike (2) stronger interest by parents and fans. · ' All- Werry, ~~~~!~~~~[r~~~!::iil~~~~ 11:;~!~~ I'd like to see a best three of five series between an ~~~=:~r,pitcher-outfielder catcher Frank (Hog)Terry EliStar team from the County League (Pomeroy, Racine, and Jndia~s _ Pttcher-lnllelder Tom b Syracuse) and MlddlepQrt. Lacking lights for night ball, they Wh<te, catcher George Blackwell, Fwl•ere could be played on successive everilngs, say Thursday, Fri- 10iieldcr Dlek Eblin. I ' day, Saturday Monday and Tuesday after the regular sched· Colonels - Cate~er-outllelder ule ends early' In August. ' w.. Gllke.y, pitcher· 'irille14er ,--The already planned ~11-Star game In the Pony League ~~~~e ::~:;· plteber-inllelder (.::;:::::~ this year between the wmning club and the best from the also-rans (as was carried out In 1957) perhaps should be revised. In the expanded league at least three teams are demonstrating they are very nearly equal, the Indians, Racine and the Middleport Colonels. The other three, all tied for "fourth place" aren't far behind. . This All-Star plan might be reorganned so that the managers of the. top two teams draw on an equal basis for two squads from the eptlre league. They too could play a best three of five series. And Jf Wahama wins the M-M League with Its souped club the rest of the league would delight In taking on Hemsley, Lewis, Wamsley, et. al. (Where, oh where are the Wahama Boys?) No word has beer. received In these quarters wllether or not Wellston or Galllpolls or any other community will spon· sor an Invitational Little League Tournament this year. As wann as Interest Is here all we lack to stage one our· selves are the lights to play under. Perhaps this will come before another year passes If we set minds to It. I 1 '( Man or W....On In Al-l : )'0111' own money-maklliJ •etling IOllcllltOelf. raeks In attempt will be madtl to play ~ol:ty:l:oo:t:ba:lt:.::::::::::::, Tuesday dates, tht! weather doesn't co· an night. The alternate if Whether It's A Tank Full Of Gas OrA Complete Check-Up II Pleases Ua 1'o Serve You BOLlNS MOBILGAS "'It lffHIII Ul to pltiM you" W. MaiD St. Pomeroy operate are Wednesday morning and then Wadnc11day afternoon. lxpoct llg Crowd A .IICJli(IUt crowd Wits assured Baltimore, hQBUng i~J tlfst All· Star Game, aeats 47,000 in its Me morlol Stadium, but there will be room only tickets wldd 11nd becau1e .this 11 the tirat op· portunity .Baltimore fana have had to aee the NaLlonal Lea1ue Jtars aethfn, the attendanc. I'Qa)' hit atM)OO mark. ·-- - MilT IN AUTO RACI LiBSON, PoriUIRI Ul'l betwee ~, all • out duel · An Britall'1', Stlrlin& Mon and France's le•n Behra could mak13 the lOth "Grand Prix of Portu~ra!" one of the major auto races or the )'ear on July 13. " 'I (" tl •\ ANNOUNCING l. ; , Pomer()y Bowlin.g ..AUeys OPENING . r ' \ Thereafter EVIR.YiTUESDAY, WEDNESDAY anti SATURDAY NIGHTS -7:30 P.M. • UNTIL REG~R LEAGUE SEASON OPEJ'<I8 IN SEPTEMBER ,, ·' ,~ .' �The Da'ily Sent.inel •• e . .•. ·a· ,. . ' T • 1· . .~. ' ' • ~ > 1 • •• ' ntt·n e I NO.7~ ' ·BaD,k And Savings ~Nnmes:Fwu ~ew Directo~· · Tl!oodore T. Reed, St., Pr'es!dent of the Farmers Bau)t ';l:!ld'c '·"'"' Sa~gs Company, annpunced tOday that Leslie F. Fqlli, !'pili· ,,., •.,. erQy,' llad been electep to tile Boi!fd of Dlrectj)rs of thafirt· , sti\ll(lon. " \ ·Fultz age' 40 and a native ,or Atllen§ c~~:~~~i:J:r~~ gradua~ of Ohio University wh.ere lte was a, Tau Dell• fraternity. Upon ,.. ' cel,v!ng hio del!ree of Jlach\)lor of 1 S.lllnfe, Fujii ,._., ~ by Th~ "<Be~ COIII!It~y (@~ lloYa~ JloiiOO) as a Ju•iot ..eQ)ItiYO In borne olf~ee .s,le• department. ' 194>1, he served ot the Wash~ th•• part ~~ to Mc' OIIico, of the goverr.~ the ui'~'te··!. TONIGHT & WEDS. FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult T1ckets AdmtU Cars! "THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN" (Giant 01 A Man ) -alsoS. Stephen Joh11 Bentley "WHITE HUNTRESS" And 6 CARTOONS ' Pomeroy Bend THEATRES JII!IGS-POMEROY TONIGHT "TEACHER'S PET" Clork Gable- Doria Day Not Open W•dnMC11y THURSDAY and FRIDI\Y "TilE I'EMALE ANIMAL" Hedy LaMarr - Jane Powell Featurette , A BOY AND JUS DOG" 11 TEMPI~Mtddlepori TONIGHT "PEYTON PLACE" In TecbnJcoJor Lana Turner - Hope Lange WIDI. & THURS. "SING BOY SING" Tommy Sands - Llll GenUe Miss Sharon Berry of Mason entertamed last week with a bridal 9hower at her home in honor of Mrs Randy Davia, the former Car· olyn Turnbull, Who was receb.tly marrJcd Whtl o brldnl decorations Wt~re carried out througheut the house and ll llcred wedding cake topped with J miniature bride and groom was served wlth icc cream to the gucstll . Games were played and a J)rize was won by Gertrude Smith Those atlendlng were Miss Lena Gibbs Mrs Erma Turnbull , Mias Marily~ roglc.!long, Atra Cecil Johnson, Mi11s Lmda Brinker, Mill Gertrude Smit.h, Mias Carolyn Davis, Mlas Dott1c FergDson, Jean Tumbull and the hostasaca, Sharon Berry and Mr1 Mary Berry, ,. ·" ,• Soudieasteri. Ohio Hettford ~UES FOR LAST MIAL BATON ROUGE, La UP! . Clyde L tllddleton ou~d the GOlll Po11t R ~stut,rant £or ff,700 Frtday tor the leu ot hu Chrhtmus dinner He chl\rged a rol:k 1n a plat~ of beans fracturfJd lli& tooth 1 caUsing It to come apurt Christ· ml'la eve so that he ho1 to takl• "liquid$ such 11 are totally un becommR: a Christmas dinner" ' ' I ''" ASS'n To' · Piciti~ . ' •I I ' I ' I · He'1 in heaven.,. about the way hil shirts look '" Pratt w"•b«<ked on eharn• of lo,...ny WednesdAY mornlnl ollo:r odmitlinl blo part In ljle !hell to Sheriff J!ar1enbaeb. , 'rhe oblirlll 'ihdlcatei! lbat oilier mt111 aro- ~· Wtthia t!IO near future on the CMC. 1 In Olher' •ctivllf otlhe lherlll'• l~ontt-· On '"" ....., Tour . . District ' by l)emberalic c~­ todlll by William L. nominee for continue ......._... their li<DOn COqnl7 F'lir!IJ<Iunda, Dtr.ner, 8 p, m., MacArth~ l "Ll'!'Ll ~;:;lro~;·t.,o,ni,dldillel � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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