https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e0f4ce2e98e96f28eb6ff818b6afec0.pdf 081da669f0e519a185139d98a0a1617c PDF Text Text 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 �' 'f;·p~LY ,s~TIHEL 1> .,~, 1,-."* "":a'~·-- • - l Uss6n Of The Retession llloillht an Aside from psychologtcal condition)DJ for acceptance of the welfare lltate, neither tndlviduals nor busidesses under ~tesent tat laws are permitted to retam enough of the money they earn to cushiOn themselves agamst normal exigencies Bas1c mdustries, S&CREUR\' IS ILL whtch mrhish the necessities to an expantbng Wilma sareent, se<rctary lor 0 0 Patterson, county superlntenpopulet10n are faced w1th an increasingly dent ol sehools, was reported 111 gnm problem Which can be descrlblld in today and slaymg nl home m three words - inflation (or rising cosls), tiX· Mlddlepotl e~ and over-regulatiOn Tbell<! three evils ate t slowlv backing the free market private en erpnse oystem into a corner. The recessiOn brought demands fdr tu cuts They Will have to come But there also will have to be tax reform tb rebuild some o! the slrength and restllency o!•our people and industries to meet the Inevitable ups and downs of a free market, free enlerJ!rlse Mllin.l IIITI,IIIIIID - • ilr and M'ra Let Tto and lim· lit heve rebll'lied fr..., 1 recent •ic!allon In Lake Worth, Flo 1o tlielr home on Wolle llflve Tlioj vlllted Daytona - • all\l n. Lauderdale. aad ottier pbl.U on rl!lilrnlng homt! !lie J.omlly called to Zoni!Mila, 4.. to tlie lllhoal 01 Mr Tyo'o hrotlief diY yal tbe Da~a MeCiia, R~d !wille Pioneer 81ub, July 10, I p m Tuopcrs Plain& Jr GI'Cenetles and Tuppers Pllilhs Sr Greencttcs, JUly 8, 3 p~ m Bcdiord Rockettes, July 9, 1 p m , Bedford Four Le3f Clovers, July 3 p m. €ltesh•r S•olor So & Sew Club, P m ' !i\ol.um>>l! 14akHt Club; July 28, m School Bo.Btd, In Resolutioo', ' ' To Renew Lery · i ~~d~~~lf p~1~..~~~ eolortwo,oc;eme table deeor· and blue table the 8Jl'lnll Bully • • July t1 ) Uili.nd GUlli Slot CIU~ Jwt Cuto-Teot.; ~' :M, 18 Niw Stlt<1il!ra ,;;a Glrla, July 24; Mr andllt't Carl lne Hawk) oftheWoat of a WJde Awake Chill, try announclnc This ls the Jesson of the current feeeaaion. live ounce daughter, ~,~>ci•v•r ollppota, luly l!l, - - -·=';:'=-::----·::---::::-. -...,..--,--c::_.:_::~ol Oilttats Hoapltol, CUIUnl· Mra VlrglnM Sharbrough o! New Mrs Er1101t Blake and family, ol buo, Monday Jul'/ 7 Gta~d· Haven and Mrs Ed Staddler of West Columbia, Willlnm VaD Met· ~enta are llr and Mrs Jul\tt llaelnc tunlor J litl\' l!ll~lf(II>Orl, p >il. Cleveland, Ohio On July 4, Mr • fr, Norfolk, Va, Mr A.rthnr Boulh, Bunnell, Polhero}', and Mr. and ;CLASS MilTS EnlerpriS. Glrll ~·1 Club, Julr and Mn LeiV Hollman of Chiton, Plllsbur1h, Mr and Mrs Hatold Mrs Alll!old Hawk, Long Bottom The GOod Will ClaBS met at the Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hi)Uman Young and family, Mason. 1\0ute ), Mr and Mts. I J tbUldt l>!.oement on Wedneoday and and son, Pomeroy, spent the even- Mr and Mrt Brllnt Gres:ory and Slillth, Polhei'O)' abd Jab RaWk, l ··-.:...l.:.....-----'-~~--evepl~a ,with Frieda Henry and daulthlers were guc1t11 Saturday Pomeroy .kro are 1rcat irand· MAIKit iiPOI.T JYl!;f IYffiJ 11 b01teases The cla11 lng witll "tlr and Mrs Ptckens Mr and Mrs Jack Barnharl o! ol Mr and Mra Ted Riley Sr o! grondpareniJ and Anthony ky CINCINNATI UPr • l'rbduce went to the wor1blp room for the Columbus vtsited her mother, Mrs Clifton ae~l. MiddlepOrt Routt 1 11id En•, uncban&ed, demand fait' ~-am~ on "Hoapltallty" Those Frnnecs Blak• last week end Mr and Mrs Hugh ~~~ and Ilia Inez Sllljth, Pomeroy Rout " to good, suppllea am,le )ri ... it takliij tiit In the service were Mr and Mrs Tom W!lllams of 1on, Steven, St Albans, were the 1 are ereat ~teat a:randparenh forms, whttel and btoWhl, A Jllm· J(ab!tl Johnoon, Isabelle Brown, Huntington &pent the week end J week end gut!lts of Mr and Mrs 8os 400, A lar1e 85~. A m.Whi.tl) luae BUrna, Be¥erly Bums, Mary w1th his parents Mr and Mrs Byron Van Meter and family D DF A PICNIC 20 34, A small 21·25, B Jirge 27, Pjekeno and Helen Porker Lloyd WtiiiBms Littie' Bubnra Sunday 11 Vllllt· The Past Councllors of Th.eo· 32, undergrad.es ZO..U; tOB 1 Tile cl'u thMI returned to the Dana Lcwts and Lloyd Wll lng her crandparents, Mr and Mra. doru1 CouncU Daua:hters of A large 43, A mP.dium 31-4 , 8 large bl~emeul rooms for the business Iiams spent the FouH.h In Ripley Wtll Rwkard emnca will have a picniC at 39-41 current receipta, C"ases eJ[· mettlnj (ollowed by ram" Irene Mrs Katie BaRS and ~:~on, Ken Mrs Stella Cross and Mn Geor Bailey's Lake, Thursday at 8 p m changed 36-31 lultice won s Bible quiz and lsa· nle, ~1r and Mr& ltlaac Lewis and ge Humphrey are spending two it was announced tod;y by thr. Live poul~steady, supplies bello Bl:pwn the door prize. Re· Dana, Mr ~tnd Mra Fred Lew1s, weeks In Erte, Pa , visiting u rcla· pulident, Mrs Jack Robson dequate, pr ces at farms, No 1 fret,merita were setved to· Belva Mr and Mrs Dan:~ Lewis and tlves .._ i:.... 2 Ro~ ,.,orence Youna. Roae Randy Lee attended the horse Mma Lewl~ and Janet ~Jchol PLAN PICNIC urers ~-4 b lD 2l, n!'avy bens Youns, 111111 Plokens, Wlnono show tn Pt Pleaaant Frida~ son or Chfton, and Jim Slewa'rt, I tT-20, light ena 1113, ff;tf ,. , The Daughlcrs ol Rutb e aiJ prices 27 ,OQO al 20e, rn 000 at ~ Jloffman, llelen Barker, Luollle Mr and llrs Robert Johnwn of Mason and Peggy Rutherford, Pt the Un1ted Methodist /Church 16,001) at 2olhc 14,000 at 21e, ST. HarrPctn, Clata Williams, Leur· Carleton, Ohio, were vlsitlng rolaPleaunt, are spending a w~k at have a potluck p1cnlc dinner, 000 trndetermmed one l.n~U. Mabel Johnoon, Helen and friend1 here over the VIrginia Beach, Va •uohdav, JuJv, 14, ot I"a noon, tl Ready to coOk, deIIveted, Wllllamo, X.,•ra Holland, Laura Jtlves IY 4 weok end u Mr and '4rs Jameo Unroe and the home o! Mrt Jaeob Meea, Sit { ICe-pocked. lt'Yen 1\!! a lb ~111111. 1.-Aa Lyono, Isabelle Mfl Villa HarfiBon Mrs Joho children, Huntmgton, vl8lted Mr z Slate St Athens. Members arP, '111 hens " lb and over 3~37 33 ~]""•• lrtne Julll•, Nanoy Van Ella11 vudted her 1uter Mrs W H and Mrs El•1er Fox, Suf}dHY requested to take tbe1r own tal:fle 1 1 Fryen ,nd Bena bal to one OW"· 1 Mr and Mrs Jack Goad and serVIle. "''"" ill4 lbe boll"'"'· June Fox recently llqJ¥ !11\11 Frieda Henry and two lamlly ol P1qua, Ohio, Mrs Graoe <I' Demand good, supjjlleo Ccliii'• •• Beverly and Cheryl Burns Mr and Mrs Cleve Fowler of Hoscllar an~ ehllflren, Dayton, 0, PICNIC THU~IDAY rapidly , ~ PICNIC HILD West Columbia vtsl led Mrs Ltl~ vtslted Mr and Mrs Bill Stewart Memben of the Feeney-Bennett TIDe ,en]tylill 1 Pimlc aupper Wilham• Suturdlly afternoon son last week end p01 t, 128, of the American Le110n, at liMI hMne of Mr. and Mn Ray ltr ttnd Mrs George Bloke and andVIsiting Wor and Mra A P Nleh· Auxiliary and lhelr lamlllea, PJOtla ,.,., Mllltdlf evening were family vlollcd Mr and Mn Art olson, Friday, were Mr nnd Mrs have a jolQt pltnlc at Mld· Dr. IM liltt. Ra7 Plckono and oon loy Blake last week end Bof, Middleport, lin Plekeno' ¢1,orlcs Go•phart, Mnrl.• th,li!hlo, Ito Well man Bradbury, Ohio>.~~.~~::~~\;%'~ ao1 d8111e Park Tbllraday Mrs. R•y ThompsOn of Ve~~on 6 30 Members are a1k~ I ~:~:~~. ...,....,.Mr ind lin Ralph Cro• andi!JIIIolol[olko (rom Plttsburah. vlsut:~d Ju:r parcntl, Mr and their favortte eovered B b)t; ·.lllllhiuipolll, MIM , and Mr ulled on William" Gephart at Cllf· Lew Hoffman, Monday table service Honand lin•• Llord Moffma11 and son, ton ored aucsls for the eveJIIQI will Klllny, of Pomeroy and Mr and VIsitin g Mr and Mrs Clll!ord :M'rt. .ldW~ Matnllt Johnson and family over the week PropertyTranlftrl ~P~;·~a~sk>ng part In lite annual 1 PIIIONALI end were J.h and Mrs Charles J E Mlehael, nerlha )llehael, ~ 1ft, and !(In Edword Nolroao Tolliver an~ Uallllhter, :Ill' and 1 MOL%11 HOSPITAL ltll 'NedntadaJ for Columbua to Mra Thorn., Joyce Mr and MrH lo Thelmo Faye Michael, Pareei, Adnlltted, July 7· Heidi Denloe I~·~;:j,;~ ~II' ,diye with hor olator, Jameo Tolliver, Ollie Tolliver Mr Rutland George Kittle to Grover C1 Klem Mllhoun, PomerOy; OUffotd D j 1 Jltt, :tiUatt. and Mrt. Norman Kerwood and Carder, pt }Jiea~ant, Jeffr~:y Lee ~· oll lllr. and Mn Ray l1'1'11V, Mr and Mrs Roy Dunfee 'AlA, Sahsbur,v Clyde Salser, Gr... Sal"'r to Lemln~. Galllpalla, Mra Minnie ~ WlllntiiiiY oYanlnl were aDd family, Columbus, Richard Tol lu~i iJid )!r• leu Broil<n, Letart, llyor, Aahton W V•, Mr and Charles D Saher, Elizabeth Sal· Mae DoWIII, Patriot; Mrs. M~bel _....,:__~_..:...:.__.::.........; ser, 40A, Sulton Booworth, Gallipolis, Olen W. Rice Harold Snyder, Dorothy Snyder n ~tnnnU1 ?lilas MRrv M Garvin to c A Barrett 31 A, IW!itl!otti 111'1. Pronlt DUIInaU. Allred H 111ono, Sr. to Emma Coalton; Mrl. Edward )I Caynor, E Lyo11s, 'Court Order, Racine t'l i'lea~nt ; Mrs J, HarOld SnUtW. Geor1e Kennedy, Eleanor Ken· Gai1Jpoli1, Carl Jenrunp, Pomero)' nedy til Maud Smith, S_.u Hale, 1J Killl, Wl.-:.~viiZe, Mr1 22 A, Rutland 1.::::.::;..:::..:::::::..~..:....:..:._._...:,.....:.;...:..:...,<.:::.:::..:.:..:.;..:.:__...._~'-'Ciara Croueh Lb~djoy, Staunto~ G Lovejoy to George Boone, Ce· ell Boone lot,t, r..et•rt Mote and VIolA Yeauger to Tru11tecfi HobSfJn Church of Chriat In Chrlsll•n Union, lot, Sallabuey I C Jolinaton, Blr<lla Johnolon lo Ohio Power Co, 18 00 A eoal, ... QJTaJt •• Cit.,.. *'""' ca-. 11 • • ... Hoapllll WedneJdly and wu able to attend S<ulday khool Sun. da~r Pre&<nt were Mr and Mrs. A 14 Kirkhart ..d oon, , JloCer, Milo Coldwell• al)d Clifford F,orney, oU of Sem""' Falls, N, Y.; 1ft and Mr& ToJD Peniu, Welt Union, 0.; Mr an~ fl!!•· VIrgil Sll"neer and oon, Tncl, Columm.., !ft. and loin. llalph TtuooOII arid .dapghter, Pee· 11 Sue, Duhon; Mr ond ~&Gale M~ID, Belpre; Mr. and lfta. Nqr--~ MeCaln and dauthter, Sherry, LOng 1Bottom; Mrs EJia Hannum, Long Bottom; 1ft andlfta Gordon 'Caldwell and Clarenc~ Ylluog, Tuppers ~atna: Mr. and Mra. Pearl Col• ·~• aon, Bernard, l!lr. and Mra. Eorl Leifheit ilid Mra. Sophia C 0ldw~l!, aU of !:1St Shade ~· ......_ .... : .......... Po111troy ~ 'Eilliorj lildal • . ~ ~· Editor I I. o 0. I I I, I I I I. I 1'00 2'30 3.00 3 30 430 000 0 30 Club ., 600 < ' WEST COLUMBIA Several persons 1atb.cted -t thi E U B Church oo Tuesday evenlnl, July l, for Bible Study and to honor Lawrence Co!eman of Point Pleasant in observance of bla btrthd~y Mr Coleman, who has been Ill and unable to attend obureb for the put lis monllu wu brought to the church by ldl' and Mr.s Lawrence Slc"otirt ~~ the close 4f the study rr frtahments were sened to Mr and Mrs Harley CunnJngham, Mr and Mrs Paul Zerkle and son, Mr1 AJien, and Elsa Walker ali of Pomeroy, Mr and Mn Edgar ArQ.ott of Middleport, Reverenr; an~ Mrs Ralph Mahoney, Mr and Mr!. Lawrence Foreman and Sons of ~ Mason, Mr -nd Mrs Le&ter Foreman, Mrs LizzJe Stewart Mrs Paul Stewart and Sandra, Mn Fay Puihns and Sons, Benmc Roush and Sons, Mr.. HomPr Bland and daugbtera, Mrs J1mmy Bland and Children, S)·lvia Cole· man, and Mn Olin Knapp a"d Mr and Mrs George Johnson aU lotal. ,ld~tUfe . .rour veoatlon tun, ' ' I cuse~ ,,..J..~- Lma of lllddle~...,.. .WIMJ of lbe Col'lelo\o at the Wayne Bell home. Tbe C y r .,..= lame• JULY 'SALE Mr and Mrs Alburtu Young business WJltors in Charles, ton Monday ,MiSs Gay Cartwrtgbt IS vls1tln• Mr and Mrs Lawrenec Coh•man and oth6r relatives 10 Pomt Pen· ant tbi11 week Mr and Mrs Ohn Knapp were aboppmg !n Middleport Wednea day dren Shirley Johnson left Sunday for Mr and Mrs Edga.. Arnott Dbnoil to spend. the summer wltb aild ~on oi Middleport were Tuesher stator, Mra Beml.. i~lbba d:J)' dinner guests of Mr aod Janice G1bba spent 111urlda7 )In George Trew w1th Mrs Erma Btartln and 100. Peach1e Elias and Rita Russell oilled on Mro John Allbr11bl and Rutb Wheeler Tue~ay eve.1 The Hemloek Gi-ange No. .,20U, In& ' Joke Wheeler of Camp Conle:. 11 1po010nng al'i 1ce ,weam supper visited hiS father, Will.am Wheel at the Gnnge HaU Frida)' evenang~ er and tuster Pink on' TuesdiJ' July 11. evemng Mr and Mrs Jamea Weber of Middleport wer~ Sundlf pelll of rDDidl!$ Mr and Mrs Avery Nellon oJI'"IURV Their will be an old l~bloned Mr and Mra. Hugh Bfarbs bellmg and ahower at tbe Gr~n~e Ronnie and Carol Bearhl and Hall .Saturday 1 evening, July 12. !\ie~d! Charleo Withee and Jan for Mr and Mrs Charles Paulaon I"" Ql~bs • P•ntthe 4th nl ~uly. at Hr. and Mra Clark VanNest Lakt-tl\:lma ,,. " aD~ tOn, Columbus, Mr and Mrt. Mr, ' and Mrs Edgar Abbu\t R~ SbiJib, Dayton, apent the and ehlldren Eddie • and Kathy week end w1tb Mr and Mn Deln sponlthe 4tjJ of J~ly VJSillng the •r Shinn. 1 brother 1 and j famiJy Lawren~:(' :Mr and Mra Homer ltidklf~ Foreman jn ~fason W Va Mr and Mrs Gaey Midkiff and TJiere- were 83 in at•endancc at ehlldrf'n, H"ron; Mr. and Mn Sunday School July 6th, Collect Bert Romine and 1011, Gene, illr ion taken t22 73 1 and Mra Kenneth Rornib.e, •:Dar· Rev, Duell ~111ed hlo regular Mn; apd Mrl Daniel Euler, appointment be~ Sunday even-~ ~~:;;~ lira Zlbo lllldldff and lng, andl Sam Fltell, Raftn• Mr. and , Ill~& lame• Eulec aoent the •4th il( 1uly with openl Sunday evoning wllb th< and Mra. Porter llldldf!. rerrels. \ I A e:urpme blrt.du party ..... Tooy Ed Goetl from Rand W bold bghorlng Mn, Clara Paulsen, Va epent last week .V!SlbDJ hi~ Saturday evcnlng, )by 'ber famib and ~unt Mr ~nd Mr s Attendlng were 1Berur4 Paulsen, MatT Gruser and 4!JDS COlumbua_ Mr. and Mra. Georle Mr and Mn lohn Goett Sr Paullon and aon, Ro&er, Mr. and 20% OFF SUMMER RUDY TO WEAR I • Phillips Sisters COURT ST. Bem.l~ GroTe !'=======~=====~ • ·' B~~~~:~ ---ROCK l~e Ju~ly~~~~· ~~~~~~ M~ ;tea~ ,, fJJrv!.JAN "" . . ' ' ~ ,, I ll, U6 1- JIAIN 1ST. • , COVIIIT, illlr- ~ } ~ 1'-1 jlj_ and farml.y, Burl· '~r _........,. C.. I;Mr~o~C~h~a~rl~eo~P~o~u~lao~n~,~llr=a~nd~lln=~.;..;;;;;;;;;~~~THZI~C:I:TY~k ,:~~11 .... , ............. Mr. and Mrl. Harktheor Grueser an~ Jamet open! tth with ehlldren sons apd enjoyed a plcnlc dinner 1nglulm and together. Patrlek a~d Mr auu Mrs. 1'11trict were 4tb o' '"!io;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~~'4J,;; Paullen. • ' Mr an.! I L Hprry n Stotlo, Mary K. ~~otto to Roy Rou.s~,~, Orpha Roun, lota, Solplo. Clara May Showers, to El~le Doeker, Clifford Deeker1 Iota, Syra- KINGSBURY Cblll'th ond parcnll onJO)'nclo day~ Ml• Rhoada 'Brlelln of at Forttd Run toke recently 1J """ding tho ;;.;:~~-==t~ Loretto Teofoed o£ Roflne ,.,. lwtt- Ill. ond 1111. an ovemlllltt ruN! of Mary and let. Donno Smith. jllble Rev and Mrs DoMI~ Genho • calkton mer and famUJ viJI!e( at lbe weeki WID and Vlrfll Klnr llomea Rev of lbo and Mn Genbeimer were enroubt cbage.. '11le proaram to Afrl<la wbere !bey are Ill• oented ll'rlday ovolllni ren wert enrolled. ltr and Mrs Berdine Johnson lionaryt. and aon were SllD~Y gueltl of Mr and .Hrt.. Ueorgc Muckf!l Houle IUtiU of )(t. aH Jlr.i 'i her paun~, Mr and Mn. Dewey and Mr. and Hr1. Robert Muck"r Wnk Ki~l the past two wee~ \ Gtbba, of Glbhatown. and aon of Columbus -were Sun· were lllu lohnaoo, Mt~ 111)111.1'1 A surprtoe birthday d1nner waa day guelll of Jlr, and Mn Wm aod Min Smith teaehero of 1the Bible S.tioel. ' given Sundoy lor Leo Clorll at Deal Homer Goodwm went to tbe hiJ home. A ba1ket d1nner wa enMr and Mra, Rolph Cbaoe atlll Clnelnnatl Vetnou Hoopllll lor joyed by 111 and :tlro. farruly of Columbus t:pent the a cheek-up recently Hlte, canton, Ohio; Mr and lin the weekend here Burdelle KcKinny :'lnd 1on Hoyt Clark •nd daughter, GalJI. ' polll, Mr and l!lro. La.,.~ Samuel Damron of W Va IJ ;; Freda Miller;" Cbe'ator, Lenora Clark aud tbree oou, 111. ud llelzlDJ. Columbilt. visited Tllr IJII!ndlng hll vacation bert wllb Mra Clay Grlnalead, lira. Tbr... .nd lin Don Bellllll and daUllhl- Mn Damron and Wandl. ~ Ohli•••• and ton, Mr and lin er, Jan, the put; week. M111 1anice Wyut of CoJumbol 1 ·,/' Doroey !IOIIIh and daugb\fr, Mn Sue Price, Jlarietto, visited Mr wu a r,.ecent weekend pelt or Bertha Clark and Elmer ud Lar· and lfto llpbert Hawk and daugb brr parenll ~ I')', "!" and Mrs ll'ranklln Clark, ter, Sheila, tho put week Mr and Mn Jaek Lotby of .Mr. •nd Mro Billy LlevlDI an~ 111 and lilro. Clarooce Rondolpb LanpvUle vlalted l!lr ami lin. two cbddr•n, all of Broad Run, and famlb', Younptown, are Vli- E A Stewart Donald Gnm.ll, New Haven IUng "" and lin Dol'llel Biggs Several from here attended the aod famUy, Mt and Mr.e Otho ITART IYIII July 4lh celebration at llltJ~ Young and fam.lly, Youngatown, BALTIMORE UPI · Tb• Amrrtean and Nationlll League wbo are here. The Broad Run EUI! Sunday AIJ..Stan started off even today Mr aDd lin. John Mengel and Seh')OI held tbett plenle SUnday Ea1h team &bowed an a1grepte 1 aon, Athens spent the week end at Cedar Lake near Ripley. Tbo.e ba~mg average of 2M. with, 111 and Mra Eugene Story present were Mr and lira. ctyd1! Clark and two children, Mt and Mrs Herbert Km11 and ehUdrcn, Mr and l!lr• BoiS Klnt and ebll· I• dren, Mrl. Funle Weaver, Dollna. Kalhy •nd l>aul lleaion , ftiiJ Waoblngton, Mr and Jlrl, !WrY Ord, Belh Ord, Linda Pl•ldat lin• Carl Clatk and dauahtei, Mrtand , Mn Dalila G1bb1 and ehlldren, Mary Roush, Ronald BearbJ, Mr lflld Mra Raymond lloti1h aod chUdren, Pamela Sue Fry, Qene, Bonme, Stevie, David Johnson, DenniS Weaver, Stanley Hart, Mn Peggy Cleland, Donva Good· See Our ,Lar.ge Selections nile and llr~ Belly Coli ond ohil • .' '. Solem Hampton, "eenette J' Hampton to Ohio Power Co 80 00 A coal, Sa1om Lllllon Leonard, to Leslie H Rnwsbn, 06 3~ A•, OrLJnle. Lillian L,onird. 1 Adml'll 91 Claude D. Loonord , doe , lo Leolle H Rowson, P8 15 A., Orange Ted L Swntr. Fraheea Mae Sworto IQ Albert M Cox, Permella II. Cox, lot, Nldd~porl Ca•l L lllll 1 dee , to R~bert ill Hill, ,cert or trant , S.o.Jem I lanio! R Ellilo, t<l Jamoa H AI· len, Geroldlno Allen, lola 440, 441, 442. llllddleport r ' ~ BROAD RUN It 0 w~e l2i30 ~ ..... and Mrs, Jerrold E. Hartrung ud ,.., of Columbua, Ohio open! the weeteod wit~ thelf parenll Hr. and 1111. Nollle Tl'a<7 Fr<da Hill and daulllter llal1 spent Sunda7 wllb Mr ond lito Holly Oneal and ehllllten. I Held 1A t•mi17 ~ tlll~ are picking up. Tb1s 1s tood news. But the r~10n Of the pasf few molllbS fl!veals wmethlng that deserves a lot ot it,. all who value the Ideal of mdivld\iil<i\;ealom. That SOlllethmg 1s the new f1i1ii1Dt$Mit between go•ernment artd privat1! 'At tb f' t sJ cl~ 1""'',.·' e trs gn of down-turn gov~rnlllel\\ •w• called upon to "do sometWng" iJl ,ee\lnomy supposedly dedicated to the • prl~~tiple of the free market and compelltive •!llel'jlfiBe The first reachon to recession was an lllitlncUve attempt to pass the initlallve to 'the Central government And why not' ' For inore than a genera lion, the phlloso• phy of 'tlie welfare state has been assiduously promoted. At the same time corporation lax· '-'• soctalsecurity taxes, personal income taxes, excbe taxes, taxes by the score have soareilltl the point where the average person apend1 'approllmately a tWrd of his productlvebOIIn working to pay them • ,' f.he Dall~ Sentinel f·~nta~g, Edito~y AeoordiDg to news reports, business and I < 1 1 , t 1- 1 1 INViNJORY RE'DUCTIOH MQNlH _. . _ . , " . i: ..... Ji.T • ' ' , ~ tPRJSTON~:~ IQtQRS ~ 'l ' ' ' ~ ! I '\ ' ' Fo~ An E~ce~tidnol DeOI On'A 'ss'Fotd Car'6r Tre~ck Or N, 'A:t 'Used 'Car Be SUre·To C\:leCf.Witl:i ~f D1,1ring The July. We Are 'ReducfN Afl lnv~ntories And ' To Vol,l.' Remel')'lber, It's Not $:o~1nts - ' lt~s The Difference' Shc',w Roor;n At 46 I South Thiirlf'A,vk.\'f:!\ic:lcf,ll!poirt; PiliinE!,ip'y Used Cat Lot Or,~ West On Route 7 at Syca. Month I l ,• • : tJP!Oftit lih~ 4ncl be aaje I ' ~, • , phcme ~me ,a-114 be !IBre?W ' . I '• ' ~~. .. ',' ....J �" ' ' • • ' ; .! ' ) •• Ninowski fulls Brown's Praise In Early Drill . . HIRAM, o., UP! - Paul l)rown, head man of fhe E.astern Divhlion ehampjon CleYeland Browns, sent throu gh their seeond day of cram courses at Hiram College today. The genial Brown, seeking a his seven quarterback · candidate& durabJ,e sUf!cessor to the departed Otto Gr:~.ham, was well 1atisf1ed with th~ prowess qf severol of biS "studenls'' Tuesday. The b1ggest surprise was wor~ of J1m .t:Jmowsk1, lr CltET TANNIIfiLL the rookie from )hcbJgan State, 'who is ex- pected to glVc mcumbe~;~t Milt Plum a strong tussle for the startmg job. 1 Ninowskl diSplayed great speed and showed remarkable accuracy wh1le lutlSmiJ the pigskin Others attemliog the school are Jim Hah1ska , former WtscOnsin ace; Bobby l•'reeman, who played With tbe defe nsive umt in '57, Frank Tamburello. former Maryland star, and CX·Ohio Staters Johnrn Bolton, hampered by a core arm durmg the last season, ami Andy Okulov1ch . Redlegs Hungry To Cut Distance Behind Giants ': of; PRICE Richord Hudnut • .· . MAJL..IN.REFUND SPECIAL t)le . ·S1~R..K~$ OI(UGS \ · .N~~ 1• ~ ·The · Season 'j~ 1o ~ r ' ( ~ , } ' .i PURE ·::ro WEAR . ' ; ,. · '·Qo.of ~~~oo' .- ~~·~~~ '''"''"" '·'·''"' , ,H.eels - Fl9ts - · Wedg.ies """'t;.., ••• •. .. ............ ' Griffith Hints Move Coming For Washington Nine •AtTIMOR!, M4. UP! - Pml· 'de9t ('nl Grllllth ol the W11hln1· ton S..,otoro ••ld to4pr there "• otron1 polflbllitf'. he wou)4 lr'l!'oltr hlo' ball elub to ·one of lo•r cltteo - Houaton, Ool!u, w•• )J~·pol11 . ! or ToroDtO rHa~E liEmsTE!!EP piJ~BMACISTs:·ro. SEI US _TAKE CARE·OF YOU~ PRESCRIPTlOIII,I'j~pa , CANNING SUPPLIES W~FIUAD7~1~~rl~,' '~ .· Alto The Complete Line , , _ , lt1M ond Ia" .. At IJMDWA8E ICROSS · Ill! I.1Wh. Ownir """"" •¥"' M(~ltpfrt, o. . or ' . • r't • • ' • • • • • • ·' ' I :t} l 'iJ, v ' r,l'•'ll know dellnltoljl when we · ••~ of thlo I"••Unl," Grlf. Aid al he wolke4 Into an rlcon LeoguQ -!on wltb •<l<ljnmll81onor For. Frick and , ~~·· llreo!dent Wllllom ""' . ' . ."*'............. ,, . ,"'.., ,_ . ''•I I '• ~' I • • . .. '"'.' ' ••••••••• 0 0 .... .. :·....•••. ..• . e:AII' ·' ' ' J:r~.,.. ... 'Mil ~~ �.· &-Dally Sentinel, _, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., JUly 9, 1950 1141 For IUrit • ~empered· ~timisrn Seen In Steel~~~ As· Ingot PrOduction For A~t Looms' ud.liii. Flve room ~ or 408 Spring Ave. ·WANT ADS PHONE :198 7·1·tfc FOR RBNT~on Seallold Boardo, DroD Cl0\111. ly J. ROBIIIT SHUIIRT ltOUGI! JULy ' CJinton J'l.lher, lll~,ltepo,~ 0 Pm5BVRGH UPI- OpUmlom, In the produetlon pl<ture, July PhoM f!2U.X. ll·l~r albeit well-tenlpered, Ia beginning will be rougb becauoe of vaeollona to light the thlnl<lng of lbe na· and ' Uoe !Ddependenee Day hoD· BATES 1 - 5 room unfurnished apart· lion's steel e<onom11ts, a Unlted day. A big Pltllburgh producer ment. Phone 310.1\1. 8 20 If Preu Internallonal survey baa in~ 'uid ttl ingo! rate may drop to 38 • _ .. "" . ·· ........ !Ge.-t ...... dieated. per cent of caplclty, two points 1111' '0'0111 !i>t three .....euuu losorU&pedal :_ oae momll for ZG ceab pet . . . . 6 room unturnished apartment in The men whose livelihood de- below "awful AprU.'' Allegheny hll rate of 2 cento per •w·d will be cbartled far adnl'llltnc u Pomeroy. Call 294. 8 28 U pendo on lrackine the trends of Ludlum has ohut down all Ill 101 paid f,.. before the IIIID of ea:h mooth lollcnriqlDaertlua. o~ dr · the economy - vital steel business melting faclllUea for two vacation ll:rron In Advertilllll-41houlo bo ... oor!ed lmmodlotelJ. 1'blr FOR ~.T-4 bo oom hou.., haven't laid down their slide rules weeks. Dallr SeaUael will actl be reapo~lble for more tbao onfl ~neol 242 .K1Verv1ew ur.vt Lmcom '-' rtton Hdl See Walter Grueaer or yet Variables such as the labor Still, most producen here Bituation... ln the automotive lodu... dieted 8 "reasonably JODd 11 , Card aDd Speelll N - ofltvonllll.QO. Olllulrloa Phone 213. 7-!1-Btp try and the prlee-wage question in quarter an~ foresaw the ingot · - -of Thanh • ; ' 'lsbpd 1t 1 ceDt per word. steel itself furrow the brows 1 of hittmg a 70 to 7S per cent ot ca~ •s Beautiful a-bedroom ~ome. Cen· tbe forecaster&. pacity rate b;y the end of t~ year. Notlc Ciood Cloan Uoocl Can trally lo,.ted, out or high wa· But tbe consensus waa that compared to the just-over 50 per ,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; All ~kM 1nd Mocltlt ter Beautiful rJVer view. Larg..; oteel·maklng In the country Will cent that marked the sllrt of MCTROPOLITAN \ yard, garage_ A-Jalld~ August. l»e on a moderate up grade 1 by 1968. Auto $11" f1rst. PhOne 31D-M. the fow•tb quarter and ingot pro- r "June WDI better than We 2 10 '!T 7-8-10.12-atc uuetion (or 1058 may reach M thought 1t would be," a spoke&---------------Rooms-Apartments Clo" , lion tons, or k little better than 80 man tor a big integrated Pftt.e11 '49 Ford 4 door, Partly cu~ tomi.Zed P.,er cen ~ of the mdustry's 141 mil· 1 burgh producer Isaid. "And orders See 1t at 553 S. 4th Ave , Mid· town 127 Butternut St 'l-1·12tr Ilon ton capacity. Output last year I for August delivery are comin& In dleport, Ohio 7 7 6tp waa 112,700,oo6 ton• earlier -then we expected. 4 room apartment for rent I t " . I mil-, liUPER REGULAR 1431 ~.~\~~~o;v•. eau H;rre~·; Disciples Of Christ, ( -Jl For Sa!.e Christians Are 0He Of u•s•'s s·Ig protestant Groups Kelvniator refngerator. Good condlllon. Phone Cheater 4 room apartment With bath, gas SUPER PREMIUM YU-52231. 7 7 6tp furnace, priVate entrance New· AT ly decorated Phone 6366-M or . " Pomeroy Farm Bureau Deep Freeze 14 cu. ft. good con• 6170 BY LOUIS CASSELS I tary asso . . tation. It can mak~ 7 9 Stc Co-Op Assoelallon OitJOn. Also 14" port.ao le TV, G United Pre~:t lnt•rn•tlorwl "rc~omJdendatioM" to member Hours: 6 .00 A M to 10.00 PM E. See Lewis Capehart, New ]n the East, they are known &s congregations, but it ha« no con·. Daily Except Sunday Haven. . 7·3-t!lc I 17) Help "DIIlCiples of Chr11t" In th• trol over theme Any Dlaripte may I . Main St. - - Pomeroy, 0. South :and Midwest, ttley go by attend meetlnp of the conven FOR SALE-9 room house, gas and I SECRETARY- For part time the name, "Christians " tion and vote. ' water 700 Sycamore St , Mtd • work A R. Knight 7-5-3t<" Because they'v e never be'cn Like most Protestant bodJeE, PUBLIC SALE dleport. Call 62~Z. . 7-3-12tc We need 8 grill gll'l for midniabt able to choose between these tra· Disciples lily great stress on tht!. Th(' undersigned iJJ m<tvang ' to ditlonal appelations, their offleual lhble, and especially the New l''loli da and Will tcU at tm to 8 a m Experience preferred title Includes both: "The Intern.a Testament, u the sole autborit• Ut111ty TrOller, new a!l steel bed residence located 212 N Thml but not necessary Will train U~mal Con\•entlon of Christi&n ttve source of dodrlne. The only Cbdc Van Cooney, Pomeroy Street m Middleport, OhiO, nt you Call In person. Crow'.: Chllrches Disciples of Christ~ 1 doctrmal ~'lest" __ for memberahip Route No. 2. 892G·Y 7-2-tltp AUCTION th e follo;~.u:;g on Sat Ste11k House '1 8 3tc Whatever they are called, they is a simple affirmation of faith urday, July 12. 1 P M Nor~e Automatic Electric Stove, 'G Good Bonk Graval 45c por 1"1· (20)Busl..... r,.rvi- C(lnstitute one of Amerita'& 1"~- in Jcsll$ Christ. Beyond tbat eat Protestant bodies, with each believer i1 free to iaterpret E. Refrigerator, w.t., det p Loadod whlle you walt Aloo ' '"'-~•-"'::...,..,. ..... _ freeze,' G E 20" Cll nsoLc T\1 trucks available to haul at rea· AIR CONDITIONING, Refrirera lo~al CDQii."egattona and abo11t thli Scriptures m his own -way Some Disciples are fundamen· Prectaton Portable Smnng M :~ aonable rates. lion service. Jack's Refrlgeratloi' two miUiOn memberL Unlike most major 1 denommatahsts who read the Bible liter· cbmc, Wc8tlnghousc Rou tflr WILLIAM McKELVEY New Haven Phone TU·23!37 tiona, which were lransp1anted to ally. Other& are liberals who beOven, With cabinel Stand, TaPlll'lland, Ohio G 23 If American soli from Europe, the hevc that modern BibJical rebles, Chturs, Child's Desk, 12 x - I TIRMITIS EX'i(jllMINATID Diaclplcs fellowship urigtnated in search is a great help in dtscern· 13 Rugs, Dn.'l k, Coc klail Table , For tree lnaperlion phone 113·11. the United State.s m the earl} mg the true word of God. Lamps, End TablMt Dmlng Buill Klteheo deaipol Gllmo"' suvpl~ Ston, Pomeror.• 19th Century. Group Was Spill Room Suil!l, Nice Li ~ mg Roum .or fOUr bomo. Free OlltmiiH. All WDTl euaranteed. Full,y ' InSoutht Unity One extremely eonservahve SUite, Dt.sh Cabmct, BABY Foreman • AbbOt~ Phoae oured. Vau.<h•n'a Indul.trJIII and lts founders did not intend to group of Dbclplea split o(f from GRAN D PIANO, ~PlNNINr; 028H. 8 8 U Bealdentlal Termite Conti'ol 8er. start a ~ew denomlnPtion. J119l the main body yean ago and WHEEL LAMP, GRAND· '1<0, St Marya, W, Va. 8 8 If thej oppoaltc. Their dream w11 1() became the anceators of a Pent~· FA'fliER CLOCK RADIO, Book SOUR CHERRIES '7 per erato end divia~ve se~tarlanism and re. coatal group called the .. Church· Caac, Gas Heater, Carpct!t or pick your own for 7~ per Thew kelrl,-;ait~n"7na·-AI>ll ~U." unite al) fotloworo ol Chrlat h) es of Chrlat." The latter body, 13 x 13 ond 7 x 10. Twin Bed· gaiiC'.tn New Haven Orchard. once Servlee. Racine. Tel. 3ll Lll one great brotherhqod which now has aome UI,OOO l,t room Suite, Baby Burgy, Bab;v Phone Turner 24688, New Hov· D·lll-11. Alexander Campbell, a cal congreaatlons with upwards cd with Mattress, Two Chair,., on. 7 Bate vanla Pmbytorlan who ot. 1,700,000 member!, II:. often Glider, Chesl ot Drawer&, W[n conluaed with the Dimples. But dow Fan Unit, Baby Stroller. Furmall Cub Trltctor Hydraulic RADIO fl TEIJ;V .510."1 Sli'.l!YIC& prinelpal leader of the Phone 200. Clelond · Applllnet believed that nnlty there Is actually llttle almlfarlty Tapestry Scarll'l , MiscoU.aneous Plow Muwer. OUitivator. Trill· Store, 11& W. lla1n St.rtet achieved by reatorlnr the except m name. Articles not listed. {Owner} 0 er, 9 h . bed, R. R Gray, Rt. 7, Poltl.t,ro), WS.tf elty which characterized the ear· Disciples share with BapUats L. Beck Terms. Ca1h Auction· 4 mi. north of Cheater. eer- CriU Bradford Not Res· QUICK SERVICE Oil wato~ u .. t Chrlotlan ohuroho•. an Insistence on baptlom by tbt.l 7 8 6tp ponstblc for AeeldcnlB SALE llr(DI ., tac•Tr: F.rom the New lmlJI-erBion, becawe that 11 the P way JOIUI Wll ba~tized ih the CONDUCT~D BY BRADli'OllD New Chrysler Alrlllmp Air Con· . wale~ COU':iNt .JiiWa, C'nnpb<ell eonoludod that AUCTION COMPANY. 7-6-&lc M p., t , 1 11 el\qrchea wete \e.J")' River JOrdan. They oJ.~erve dltloner, o/4HP. Aren up to 300 fCAIO'I· .; organized wjtb each congreeo· Lord'• Supper -very '"'ftl>', sq. ft. ConveolloDal Deluxe - --..,..-,-.,-eontrolllnfl Its own affairs cause Jeaus in break1n1 Regular $324.93 will a,n at . lnUna or ,Carpe11ter worlt free !Reward for information loadinl to eotlmateo. Raymond File o1t Son& ~nd mlnl.olm holding rio special for his d18Clplea In the cost. Phone 388-Y. V 83tc the recovery ot a girls' Ro1dPhpne '779931 Cheshire, Ohio rank qver laymen. . Room .said, 11'his do as Ofteq Ul ma11ter bicycle stolen from Wil· He al.oo de~ded that lhe early ye ahsll meet, In remembrance 11om Swatsel Il&rall< loat week. to~ew Chryaler Alrtemp '!4HP c11e- _7;_·1::·1~1.~1:=::-:::~-:::~:-::.;; mont wmdow Deluxe Air CondlCD IT ch'IJ'ChOI had 'no detailed tbeo· of me" · • 7 7 3tp fhoue ·233·J, tloner IU or 230 volll. Reeular CV!'II "' I: BLOCKI logical creedo to quarre~ about, True t~ their hlatorl< tradl· $3M.9G w111 oell at coat. P~one ...ull4lollor Por L - · ~ul were united around OD\ •• DlsclP!<• have ,been In the For lmmedl•t• ending of upaet s.~Y. __ ---'-7 B S!c , GBU".;"'R B' <~~<• '""' oentlal article of faith, auiriinod or tho • ohurch un111 stomaeh •nd dl.oeol)lfort adhor· _,. , ...,.,... '"" up In Peter's confwlor. to ·~eiuo · whiCh bao blo.110med ent to lndlgeltlori. take Bllrton'a 1949 Harley Da>ldaon Hydra1 MIIH01 ,_.., "Thou art the Chrllt, the oon of years. They havo <OP.· McKniKht Preacrlptlon. Sold at Glide 74 Motorcycle In good 01111. aa, Colt w , , , . the llvlnr God." ma~y out;ta!i~lni leaa· 111 Rollor Drug Slore In Middleport, condition. Priced to sell. Phone , ltoclt Wortc TfiOihor aucn eoumenleal "!~~~~~:i: Swbhcr and Lohse and Stark'!! TU New Haven, W Va. '-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;; Theoe two ' prlnolplot-congroaa the Nationol C Pharmacy, Pom eroy Now f3 per 7 8 6tp • satlonal autonomy an~ "no the bOttle. 7 7 31p but Chrlal"- are atUI th• founda Uon atones of the Dlseiplea Ice Cream &ocial Roek Sprint• Furnished upartment on lint movement. Methodist Church, Jul7 11, 6•30 , floor ~ large rooms and bath. ITJUCtutiA~ t IIAMI Disciples churchtl, now P: m Home made lc:e eream, , f'ront por('h, garase. Adulta ICRAr lll~H- MiTAU eako and bcvcraRel 7 9 3tp Preferred Phone 971·Y for apI'"'"'" In every part of the Unit· ed St1te1 and f2 other counulie.s, polntment 7 8 ~~~ work together on forelen ' ml•· The Dorcas Telephone Co. will re· - · -- - - - - -~elva se~led bids for tht'l real Work Horl'le, rldina: lloraea, coon aiona and edueltlonal protrams ~ eot•t• and awltohhoard. Said doga, Phone ~44011 Jack L• t~I'<!Uih lholr lnternaponll\ eon· bids 1o be In hands of WIIUmm they, LanasvUle Route (DanvenUon, which m.eetl annually Thia •conventlon II only 8 11VOIUn· Hobock by Tburaday, luly 10, ville). H ·31' Rodlt alii TV, S.tvlco lliDB, at 6 p, m EST. Modernized 4 bedroom home w1th Phone Dlla McClintock The company reserv(ll the ri1ht utllity, bath, 1nd aummer cool· RHino, Ohio to rojbct any or all blda. lni ayawm Phone , 3131 In Ra· 8-6·211tc By William Hoback cine between 9:$0 and 4:30 Mon..... VtLI,AGI ~~O,IRTY - 8-room 7 7 3tc day thru Frldoy, Muse, larlf vera~da, eoocl · e<l____________7_ 9 __ Gtc ~-:lu. Larle le'vel ,lot, , excellent 8~rn...$1ml?>on Al•n,. garden. Ooly QGOO. Down pay· 2 bedroom ap•rtment Newly renolllddloport. llu, A~t•mobll• ment tGOO. ba1bce like rent. vated. Rent reaiQnable. Call Benda. Pilon• fl3lll·lt. l.zo.tf VIUJo.GII 1 7 9 tic -I!OIIE - Toroonr frame t40-lrl, home wllh eleotr'.c, luce lot and JVMPLI!:'!1i) hl111rt4" i't'Ott<'I!Oo well, plenly ahhdo Lito,. Aut6, Jlte, Po11o. Call Do• shrubhei'Y,. 1!3000,100, ~w~ lltllt. lrlladlepOrt, tBOO, balance ~~ OR Tbom"' RoUJna pasaed awoiv ' ••• the' h<iq~e .of )ier 'c\4UJb· and ~ · 1 Ot~' BQiton, ~oniiJ~ evealD&. Bbe, ia survived by lollOwlnr eh,ldre~ Clato, Parterabarr; Arell, Weirton; AI· :----:-furnlabed apartment fOI CONSIBI'ENT biPENDABLB USVLTB ll ) l t·AI'PLE Gil.ov£ Used I Wanled a:ooo I t:u:t"" "'Sheet up.-and -·-,··.•c ·, -, lt'l In ta, Letart, 'W. va:, CUrt; Akron aad, Mrt. Bo6toa. Funerali Mlrv'Jce& · were beld Tburlday at Letart, w. va., with blll'lal there. MrL Ellen visiting Mr. · and ~!I · Erneot Sleeth at Sam "' ' ' OUTLOOK CIOOD ~~"":i!~.~aii.Ot ported l'>e ouUoo~ for t>nau'ot ter \han antlclllfted. II oidd ' • mand for atrlp "oieel, which hac! been off 25 per dtat, hnproved with the market 1"'unu¥llr good"' fo< high • tempera~ lll'ldel such " thole u<ed In aircraft ind mlsollea. The bright 1~1 in the ateel market appe'fed to be In eon· Coction, the lbdu&lry's No. 1 cus-tomer. A spoke~miD for one of the nation's bi"ett produeera reo ported demand lor r.lnfor<lng bars, platea, wide • flanJe beams and !:alvanized steel' lhowlna: stren~h. Tin plate aloo woo reported scllmg well. , Bu~er 6edalna aJ!alnol mineot" price lncrei ae apParent· ly had a 11iutory efleot on order booka In June. Under th' lndu .. try's three-year wage , apeement wllh the United Steelworkero, alfrted in 11158, the llnal ware PAY· ment went Into effect J\tly 1. !(onaJement eotlmated the eoa~ ol \lie lateat wage round at Z6, cert.. an holy' and an offsetting price inuea!e wa1 rt~Jarded aa in~ · Mra. loe~ Sugent and ·family of Rae,ih& ,and ,George Roblruum tf CleV.Jalid, apent TuClday with :Mr. tnd lin. Earl Roblnsoo. Everett Par•oljo ~~ East Liverpool eaUed Oll relatives here. His !!~other, Hr•- ll~th Pa:sons who bad been vl.oltlng there returned to her ' bome •-e . . ' :""' agement thlntlni, would eover only half the eolia, direct and Indirect, ol the blgljer J,ah<ir bUr. But the eompolltlve marke~ plus congrcalonal survei1lallf!e, were viewed as deterrinl a hlRher Jteel prloe hike, "!! evitable. Sol- Prt.. Inc-H , w. va. Elklno, =--:----- _ ·OHIO VALLEY .JUMK CO. ,.,....,,,: ' b~ -__ -·- --.- C.&/11 . ~~ ·" (20b) InsurariCe ,.,,,..* (81 Aut.) Sal• -- . ,.-oato. (21 '1 Ricii·~St~--- (II I Wpnted To'Bu-f ,.- Wants (o bUY nntlljues. 81BBM. Evenlni•· Cali ' a.. ~· 1 . ' IUCOR.D.S 49c. 'UP · CLELANU APPLIAtiCE I. Main lit. ....,., 2llt ,_,.,, Clht. But the steel merehanla alao got' into the hedgln( aet. U. S. Steel, the traditional' pattern· • mater In prlee ohangea, withheld Jeneral. adjustm~nt"Of Ito ~h~gea pending "clarifleitioh" of market and coat facjoro. , , . Jonoo &, Laurhlln Steel, ranking prodQeer, flaUy reltloed take liw lead. Iron Age, the national working weekly, forccut a "selee. live" price lnerease in August and· aald It would overage $6 110 a ton. waa a popular au... That here, al-1 aod lf~rpvol ~ Theodor, t;. R~d, Jr. Admlnlsiratbr of tl)e Ealate ol Alfr:e4 ~.- 1 dcnhelme:r, De· , " 1 ) •• ~;e~111ed " - .~~~~l Crow, Cro'f & Porter Atti!trt~yo PI'!•• ~1) 5, :1. 9, Summer HATS ' 1 • • 1 l fill" A11ililnlitt\itor .stc ' I' ' Reg. $7.95 ttow.·$4.00 to man.' ' ' $5.~ Reg., . ._, N~w~.OO·r . , NOw.$2.00 :_,.<~ -.1 1 , r11 :o,1' " •, !r r~ .r.:: o ~ /, • •SCONDON .· •" '' AID " ' I ' ' -'" '., • 'llj_ ' " j''"'''--'".· '" I I Reg. $2.99 '· ,,• 1-, •I · v I '"Into WE BUY ~ LP ,mil 41 : IU'M " .J:!. 2- ••tl ' , TOP ARnST 1 - ,. 1, ' �-. I 1 I .. RuUand, entertained with a P"· Die aupp<r, JUly ftiL Mlddleport pests wert llr. and Mrs Hubert Taylor, Helen Louise and Bill, Mr and Mrs. Judson Wblle, Mr and - - Roloert Tewbbl!'l', Mr. and :Mrs. Carl Gilmore and Carla Sue Others present were Sally Gilmore Payn~>s' daughter, Mrs Kathenne Hayden and familY Mr and i\frs Max Bowman of Dayton and Mr and Mrs Von 0'· Conner of Athens VISited briefly With thC'!ir cousms, Mr and Mrs L D Diles and Mr and Mrs Dana Hamilton this week I Mr &nd }irs. Harold Hubbard and Marta Kay have • eroy. Whatever you buy Appliances, Floor Cover- Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Coles and Mr and Mrs Charles Payne have returned from a VlSJt wtth Mr. Colq brother at lnd uma polls Indiana Whtle there they v1s1ted the Cadle Tabernacle They stopped enroute m Dayton where they were c~ests at the home of the I f ave all O your sa1es11ps from Elberfeld& in Pom- the store -flll'llllnre, Lexln&ton, Va.. and other points ol intereat m the Blue R1dge ldt area. - S C.; Wally Hoag and Earl Snider of Columbus ~d Larry Dugan of returned from a hohday tnp to . ~' . and Bill White of Washmgton D RuUand Mr. and Mrs Noah Haskins have l BE THRim! as anytime to be added. r ' RIJ!r• ' - Women's Sllllunont Women's Cotton Dresses RAYON PANTIES A group of women's dark an d pastel color cotton dresses Short sleeve and sleeveless styles. Sheaths and full skirts. Coat style dresses. Sollds, plaids, checks •nd stripes. --~ 2 for$ 10.00 finely Jcntt. Long wearing Band lea: brieft, elutic leg , Hollywood ~riels, flare leg panties. Siu.'& 5 to 8. . Hand blocked, MIN.'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS R.,. $2.95 Size 72 br 1M ln. 400 shirts for this sale. All regular $1.95 quality. Sizes small (l4-14'h), medium (15-15'h), large (16·1612), and extra large (17-17'h). White, solid colors and an excel· lent selection of patte~ns. Regular collar styles and Ivy League styles. $2.00 $1.39 colored print. m veraatil e throw s1zes. Completely waslulble. Will not shrink or flde. Rop. $3.50 st .. 90 br !Olin. $3.00 Mr . .11,nd Mrs, David Wince and ' chJldron havo returned to Penn.eyl· \'&nia lifter apendlnJ the week end wllh Mr. and Mrs. William SIB· ment. lllaa Judy Slaok ol Wll tbe week end aue1t of LuotndJ Farmer at the homo her srondmo.tbert Mra. D~Jvt l"arnn. er and Mr. and MrJ. Arth\11' 'skloner . as ProbPte .Judr~> :mrl -r-- O'Neill Brands Reports False · On Contributions For &ru COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov C. Wllllam O'Neill , hill second campaign picnic in Chillicothe today in the wake . of reporll highway contractors were being asked to pay for -the outings. · O'Neill branded such reports "just plain false" in a Wed· nesday new• conference. - ~f~!~f~;q;Ei~~iif~ Girls Dresses Fiool clearance ot gtrla' tummer dresses. Not all prices. Sizes I to 6X and 7 to lt. WHILI THIY LAST- HALP P.IC. $2.95 GIRLS DRISSII -- ---·--· ------ -- -- ----53,95 GIRLS DRUIIS ----- -- ------ -------·--$4.95 GIRLS DRESSES -- ----------- ---- ---- ---, f$.95 GIRLS DRIIIIS ----------·------------17.95 GIRLS DR158EI -- ------- ------ -- -- ----· 11.95 GIRLS DRISSIS -------------------- -- -- sizes in all IALI S,\LI SALI SALI SALI SALI Decorator $1.48 $1.98 12.48 1 styled $2.91 .. $2.95 SCISSOR ARM 5 RJ!G, Attractive printed flbergllls drape'\ies witb''glitterlng gold overlay. Just wash and hang. Dries bl 7 minutes. Pinch pleated tops. Single width 90" long. A wide vari·, .,.,. ely of patterns. 1 RI!G. •us BLANKETs, . , . . . . . . . . . . u:u BW'Ki!1 , .•.. . •.. .... PRINTED RAYON DRAPERIES SLEEPLITE SALE $2.00 a,palr, $1.00 Are·Held Repl~eemeul CUSHIONS One ael 8 boeka and 3 oeallo In good quality plallle. Cul~on S Rei. flUf Sets . •.. , SAL!!; •10.00 2 Rei· •te.&o Culhlon Sel' . . . . . SALI! fl!.OO thadeL 1 s3~9s ~ ' ·rom ~ontraetors or ~rupphera of IDOtenal to the st:!te" Higb:w3y nuector ~hatles M. Noble, 6urprtsed to hear sbout the ~ontnbutlons, telegraphed divi:non headquarters that h<:! wpuld not llfrmit them to solicit eonlrtbu· tio:~tcr D Houlton, Division 4 engJneer at Ravenna, ~aid be bad r, :Cpted V?~untary "- contribution• m contractors :~mounting to $SOO to help paf tor the picioe at ~ 1 A1bance on Autust 8. f i'. B Clv!ppclear, Dlvrston 5 ed· Pneer at Newark, said he had accepted tontJ:ibutiqns runnm& frolll',IOO to fOOO, • Paul M. Miller, Dmsion 9 en.gineer at Chillicothe, wd be bad Jlked for con~lflutions for the JuvJ!Ilje 'nJe picnlu arc blUed as Govr ernor's Day telebrations to give tbe pubile •n opportunity to meEt ;.be sovernor. They . are, bowever, ipoDSOred by the govemor'a committee .supportiDg b.iS bid for r~ elcetion. Th~ Cbillitot)Je outing was not be ~~ elaborate u the fir1t pic. Eight-\'ear.Old Stricken By SAUl P-9~ SAUl tS.Ot WhiCb •Uracted Rli®t t~ed e,atnival ride• thcyoun~. POmeroy, reo from a week't itiJ ia Hol- UeapiW loll 9!gbt. He haalhe ••'1 rare Leg Perthel disease which Ill altaekina biJ hlp. • zer DRAPERY· : !' ;MA,tii'~AL -',;' ~enee, according to report, tnoWJ hQW this 1 dlleue otrlleJ Ove lo 10 year old ehlldren, but not whJ. Tho blood ltrtam faU& to arty enough food to particular ueaa of the body. However with proper treatmen! m01t Y01UIIIten eonqueor the ilJ neas and are little the wone off for it. Neil would have been Ill ,the Fourth Grade at Sua:ar R11n S.bool lhta fall ' u.oo UWYT VACUUM CLEANER FITERS ' •PN<I Sat llltei'a In bo! tor Modell 115, 1!8.•77, 88. · f sale 69c. a...x ' Katherine •nd Christine Grant went to Columbus lodaJJand will retutn Tburad,.y. ' Mr. and Mn. Carl Taylor of Columbuo, and BIU Taylor •ol In• dependence, Ohll!o wero , •!aiii)IQ their f•nllly, Mr. and \lro. If. W Taylor and dooghter, Uelen, om the July flh 'l'eekend. Mr. and lin. Donald Lowery illd daughter, Patty, ....,ontl,y re· NEW LOW PRICES ON YO~GSTOWN SltKS cak.e, homa Mr•. and o!M~"t~~~:i~~ ·CON~LA;'f!ON ·: \. 42 INCH YOUN~TOWN SJNICS ' With Rlgbl or Left Hud D,Piboud, Otae Drawer. $69.95 turned from a vacation ln PenD· 11)vanta. • Mr.. •nd Mro. Ch11 Burri ha<l 1 tnd blrtMay party for nephew Billy Dean WIIJon Jul~ 2nd. HI• motller Mn. Wm. R. wu.,n Lawl•J ..rved hlo ~.OO'VER.' SPECIAL / ll_e, .1 ee INCH YQUN~WN SINKS \ With Double Bowl, Doable Drlin, I Drilwbw. · I $H9.95 ·~· .. ,._... wheeled rur a .lloor 54 INCH YOlJNGSTC:hVN SINKS · Wllb Slqlc Bowl, Doulple Drain, I Drawers. $84,95' The el~n,f lh•t walks ilr. DOiible llli'oteb bOlO, eoeoplna wapd~ !Unl throw 1 I liS penou tn ubanoo/, At ~d ·ar;.: orteu Colmer, 118 Vale-t!, lledical Attractively •Framed. Big Selection Of Subjects. BED LAMPS pri~ed $6.00 teru ~n - 1 ifoll -Colmer Wil1 llooplW In COlfor' aft to- .l.Ot ' ~b1ted from taking part in poU· tu:.. The govCrnor, h(lwever, eonlernned sohc1bbnns by state em· j 1 l oyes on Mhical grounds ,He r ,aid, "N'J mi.lney IS t!) b-"! accept- ~ 11 .d by anyont 118 a contributiOn ~ Disease 8 REG. U.48 BLANKETS ......•.... . 8!'-LE ...... PICTURES group of draperies. Vivid colors. Modernistic and florala. 84" Pleated Drapes. Large iasoriment eollon lUI· ed pJUowe, round and aquare Coverod with heavy drapery malerlal !Jghl and dark pat· ,_...:;.,. . . fUll $4.95 •l Clamp on type Iampo lor bookcase headboard bocla. Bronl8 llnloh with ,pbltlc Glider and Two Teachers Board .' ., ..... tii.IID An abundant selection of patterns In this low THROW PILLOWS suep propaoal· polntbf'JITOU:t It would not Jncrease lbU: du· tJes any more t~an tat pre~~;~.t. aJly ~hat 2 RI!G. U.29 BLANKETS . • . • .•. • • . . . . SA," E ~.00 $7.00 a pair $2.39 $2.95 a aeeretary ut a nted salary· of $2,&00 per vear, Apprabed today of tbe move· ment tu combine the courtl, ~· eon saJd that he wu not aoJMt 1 REG.•5.95 BLANKET ... .. .'.. .. .. . SALE U~ PRINTED FIBERGIAS·DRAPERIS··· ·; With Melmac type phistic shades in Mocha, Beige, Ivory, Pink,Aqua·. 1udge 6<1la17 .and d..,. not l!a'" BICKLBV, w. va. UPl - ThreE' onen were trapped 1nd believed :lead toc1aJ in 1 min' explosion at the Slab Fork Coal Co's No. 1 minr about of here A 118wmUea lk 10uthwest "· · · a er lntr: min«~'• gen ~aJ manager, identlftf'd the miN lng men 11 Herbert Cline, about i2. of 3laxweJJ Hill, Raleigh County, Sam Sawyfn, 54, ,and Walter Moore, 38, both of Slab Fork, Ra· lci&h COunty. Walker uid the trio went into the mlne Wednelday morning to do some maintenance work while operationa were Jbut down. T'aere wu no fu,. for the men's safety utll bte Wedneaday nigb~ A ~earcb p.trty waa organDed aDd' vWtecl tbe mine. • Preaenee of "afterdamp," 1 1,, resuJtlng from erploaJons, • n~ar the mine mouth eonfirmed that there an explosion, aplO<lolll.ld and deep in~ide pienk. 3 REG. $~.95 BLANKE'IJl .. . , ........ SALI! .lUL $8.95 . WALL LAMPS fl,l500 being saved lcea aa Probate SAtE 8 REG. .8.88 BJ,ANKETS .. .. ....... .. SALE , the ccunty an ampunt in ,xceq that •' ·~ t' \A.. of Ohio $4,100 for $7,il00 per yeRt. Jl the courta are combined I~ Bacon wiU !'O<eive an addltiO!!fll $8,000 (beloru taxeaJ for hla iei'V· 8 REG, UUS BLANKETS ..........., ~AJi lJUO' 3 REG. U0.95 BLANKETS .... ... -. ... .' 'ia.OO $14.00 $2.91 $4.41 " ,c • ' SOlei . I ' de,plte reports to thr. receives ,but one sal11ry servictl%, that beln.11 a~ Pleas Judce ot wbl£h tbc •but 12,'100 per year I Two of a kind. Satin bound tilaQkets. All . double'~' size. . , , f\ !7 ~ boxes with quality mlrrured bacb Whtlo and mahogany .frames. Gold trim. eaeh The b.. lan eP nf hi, salary Is Judgo and luV''"'"I ' BLA~KETS" ' ehlidow ' There wafi fact ,ttnt lod.&O In tile .three juand drawn OnSale-Yo~rCiiolceFor$1' .49 · ' ' ' . SHADOW BOXES ' Tbree Tt_apped eontrlbutiono from hlghwqy eontractDrs Y • nothing illegal in Min' ExpI0&100 contractors"' other penon• maki tng contributions to pohtcaJ par· -kJey tie11. CertAin highway offtciaiJ not 8 u~der nvil a;ervJce, arc not 'pro- paid from thr State Treo:sury as Common Plras-Judge. But at least tJlree diVlllon c~gineers 83td the)' had acc:epted -- -- - m two cheeks monthly of flll.l ' GROUP 111'' UP SALE be astonlahfXi to learu that Judge~ Ba~ol;'l, who has serv~d in the ca· \l&rity of ';;,mmon Pleas Judge, Pr~Jbate Judgr and Juvenile Judl{e for t~c past 1:1 montlls ,~ctuall)' draW.!!' aa D r.alary ~m ) M'citt.l ~ounty the Fum of $210'pt'!r monlb Ul. Reduced. On. Sale- Your Choice For $1.19 _ $1.00 C~EAN '. GROUP II ' • e-n .t tn.e . P'o•e....y·Lio' ns ' Ticket , ,..1\,..,.,... PICas Judge 11lnee bia appointment · to the Comn1on Pleu Court benct, . by G<lvel;'no,• William O'NeUI fol·' 011 Sale- Yo~r Choice For $1.00 Size 52•52 lnche:; •us elrtra I large 98J 'to '$3.98' Sl7.es from 3 to GROUP. I , . ; •, , $1.39 Quality U8.95 ud U9.95 ler. Their daughter, Mildred, te· maincd for a leas:er visit with her uncle and •unt. Mr. and )tra. J!: M. Wood were at tb' home of their aon Mr. and MrJ. C. L.Wood, Galllpallo Forry, )lon417 evenln1 to see their l!l'and 10n, ,tt. .and Mra. Wll)'ne (Brack)') Wood, who lett Tueaday for Ram. 'tein, Germany, hiJ new aaslan· tlje result of the failure of anyone - · to be placed on the ballot at the .....t prlm·ry e~e.u.ns for the . PNltion 9f Ptobate JudJ{e. ' , • 1ohn c. Bacon of Mlddlopart '' has been se;v!;nltn tJ•e. dual rol' , BOYS' SHORT ·SLEEVE SPORT. SHIRIS ·. SALR Also On Sale - Yoar cbolee of any of the regular Short Sleeve Sport Sbtrla for men for .%.49. SALE! Jud•on White, 1vhere IIley en,.O)o<.d a picnic JUpper. -- ' VOL X NO. 72 On Sale PRINTED TABLE COVERS ' and head sl:os. $).1111 to $7.15. While they •lost; in 1thla 11le. -~ ' HALl' PRICE 2 Pairs For $1.00 '· SALE! br'.Jhantly hats In darb 'l"d whites. Regular . ' ,WOMEN'S A group of woME!n'a &traw 51 gauge 15 denier. All sizes 8'h to 11. Thl!1 new most popular summer colors. Blushglo and Roseglo. 2 for $1.0A0 .,., Fifth Street. Spendlnr Sunday •t Dolley Lake Were Mr. and M'ri. Robert Tcwk• WasbinJton and Mr. and USE :EllliFAPS ·(!UDil MeigR CountY. ~:!:Xp~)·crs HA.TS . Nylon · Stockings Smooth f1tting, comfortnble, . INDIA PRINts SCale! Women'$ Shanmont · hll Fashioned S~uth Carla Sue and Sally, Bill White of ·e I, Cedrlc lowmg Clark. the resiJ;natlon of the tate 1 Mr1. Vlreie Shumate and daugh· tera were week end guest• ot her unele, Mr. and Mrs E M. Wood, bary, Mr. and Mra. Carl Gilmore, . For ~our Coave~•ce 1 Appliances and Floor Coverings on the 2n~ and 3rd·. floon. Also see the many bargains this inonth on the Main·Fioor·and in the R,ady To Wea.r and Drapery Departments on the' 2nd floor. Depen'~Cible, 'w en Known Brands. their g11e.sts her s•ster, Mrs Joe Gallo of Cmcmnati, and her niece, Mary Carol MilcEachen, Coluffihus .Charles Hdskms had as hts guest ever the week end a class mate from OhiO Vn ivertill) , John Nordltrom of Portsmouth 1'hey were in Columbus Frtd<~Y to see lhe stage show, "Kismet," at the new Veter:•ns Auditorium. Mrs Charles Jlvtden, Athens, and Mrs Clark Jividen , Radne, VIBited the former's parent&, Mr and Mrs L D D1Jes yesterday Mr ~ nd Mrs Guy Reynolds are apendmg a week ln Bridgenorth, Ontano, Cau<tda, with Mrs Rey· nolds' brother and sister·ln-law, Mr. and Mn Everett Childres at t.he Childrea summer cottage. Mr &did Mn. CurtiJ Jenkinson and daughter!!, 'Mary Jane and Kay and Mr. and Mrs Leo Vaughan and family of Pomeroy 1pcnt the holiday at Lak,e Hope Mr and Mrs Ancil McKmney have moved into the Tcwksbary apartment on M11l Street. Blll'faylor, who teaches btology and literature at the Independ· ente, Ohio, High School, i1 attend· ing the summer sesston atr OU Mi1s Jane: Bailey of ColumbuJ apent the week end with her par· entt,' i~r and Mrs. William Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gltten hi'Ve returned from a holid11.y v"lt With friend• In Coraopolis, Pa , their former home. S3c John Jatobs has returned to the Naval Atr Base at P~tu~~ol. Md , alter a five day let~ ve with his parents, Mr and Mrt Dale Jacoba and grandmother, Mr1 Rob· elt ings, Ready To Wear or Dr Good1 S • Y ave your salesllpo. Bring them in Visit with us in the J·t.dy Sale~of F~r~iture, · • ' 'i j • • ·$SU$:· ' _; Jtbck Springs Methodist ···- ,,.,.N·N~ei � 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. 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