https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4360df3507faafb680aa601b9bc3b35e.pdf c71c4b18a535adfb8dfa5a1ca5ee31e5 PDF Text Text -. 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 �' • Middleport High Senior Closs 1o ' Spc)nsotDonce' rHE DAILY S£NTIN;U Farm Bureau 3-A Council Meeting Held On July 3 Tile oonlor cl181 ol 19119 will Farm Burto.u Oourlcil 3-A met at spo..., a dince Saturday July the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber 12th tt ' the .. :Middleport High Parker, July 3. President Harry SchQO!; at part of lbeir mon'y Guthrte had charge of the business fomm~ntatlilg, ~ditorially ·. or home made ice cream, straw berrtes, cup· cakes and coffee to tiH• following: Harry Guthrie, Mr. Hammfamily Reunion Is Held Sunday and Mrs. Ellner Ktmtz, Mr. and lln. Howard Bolen, Martha, Eric and Eddie Parker, Mr and Mrs Delbert Gaul , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and i~lrll Harry P1ck ~ ens, Mr. and Mrs C. E. Humphrey, and Mn. G L Mich:~el The next meeting wLII be the annuul picnic al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens A liamm family ptcnic was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Michael or near Ches· ter. . Those present were Mr. ::md I Mrs. Willl:~m Hamnf and ch1ldren, Carole and Billy of Toledo; i\1r and Mrs. Albert Hamm , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hnmm of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamm , Mr and Mrs. Delmar Hamm and son, Jim· mie, Mr. apd Mrs. Norman ThCJtis or Racine , Mr. and ~trs. George The Woman's' Society or ChrisTheiss and daughter, Columbus, tian Service of the Rock Sprlnga Methmlist Churcb met Tuesday af· ternoon at ll'te church with Mrs. Pam~ror Natlonol Bank Bldg. Collecting Is Our Business Lewis Grueser, president, in Rock Springs WSCS Meeting Meeting Held Not A Side Line RtASONAB~E RATES No Hlddon Chol'l!fl Civil Investigations Ohio & West Virginia ME RCHAN TS CoUection Agency p.0. 8ox 186 POMEROY, OHIO chncc Group singmg opened the meel- lollowed w1th prayer by Mrs. Gruew &;rs. Amos Leonard ted the devotion~ taken from Psalm 111 and al•o read articles taken from "Daily Devotions" and Mrs. John Harlung ollered prayer. mg Da,book · · " Vexing Problem !oomingln·.Soutl{ern·~ural f)istrict Sht:·uld Be Studi-.1, Disc;ussed Now,·1~·Belore 1960,Arrives ,u IJI!akiDJ projects for their annu1I meeting, and Mrs Harry Pickens the diseuss!on period. Topic for trip to New York. CfU r The· DI~~u~' Will tllmtshed t.y discussion v.as Legal Problems of Now a vexing problem lobming in 'the the Charlie McCormick Band of Farmers. Southern Rural School District can be dis· The hoste!!s served refreshments Galllpall& ·' be Dnil)' Sentirttl cussed. It is t&e possibility that .~aruse and Min emilie high school students will be required to attend the Southern Rliril) DiBtrict high school or pay their·own tuition and commute at their own expense to Pomeroy High School. . . , For a nurriber of years a gentleman~s agree.' ment has existed between the districts that pupils from those two communities could at. tend either high scnoo]. The Sou them' Rural district turned over state money received per pupil to the Pomeroy schools for ~hoSe chO!Iiing Pomeroy. · Not the least rei!SO~ for this was ·the fact that Racine High School has been io crowded pupils have had· to edge to and from classes in close marching order at the half-step. But when 1960 arrives this will no longer be the case. A reflection of this situation may be de· tected in results of the Tuesday special elec. lion fol' Southern Rural's n~w lllllh scliool in or near Racine. Syt'tcuR vlllaiJe voted'44 for, 193 against; MinenvU!e went 9 for, 85 Mrs Lccm.rd also presented the 1atgailnsl. program usmg for her tOPIC I' Only Syracuse precinct of t~at vlcin"Wort~ Federalion of Methodi;l ity mustered a majority for the Racine exWomen" Readings on the topic pansinn-84 for, 28 against. ';;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::::;;;;~ wue gtven by Mrs William Bar· itels, Mrs. Clifford Letfheit, Mrs. Howard Bolin and Mrs. Durwood Cummmgs. Durmg the huslness session plans were discussed for the new year Program' books were orderc(l. An artu:le "Prayer Missionaries" TIRES See Mullen ~rs. l'lloae 1111 '' 5:45 •~~Mit Ool • ~ ' 1 ·-,---:c- 0:00 l!m~J>u R00111 ~ ·, • ' Doonan 'show• 9:80 Katie 10:00 ;ooa;ll·lie-111 !0:30 Tr.aiurtt 'Hunt fi:OO Tlilr PrJc. .ls Right 11:80' :t'rvll! or Consequ•ceo U:OO !ftc :I'll:· Dolllb · 12:30 It Could l!e y.., 1:00 ll\d·lll7 ~·.... qd Movtetlmo 3;00 Today 14 Oura Frog~ 3:30 Tbeoe •Roots , 4:&1 Queea ,.,.. • Day 4:45 Modi>m llumanceo ~:00 Cphledy Time 5:3? Splnoch Pliyhllllll 8;00 l'lat( and Scr!!IP 8•25 W.alheJ'CIII S:30 Nowa P!ctute 8:45 NBC Newa 7:00 Union Picific , A·~>h ,, '~"" liao Dop11h "Bel Your ,IJh Iira'qDet \ People'a Oboleeo Buckskin · Prlqo IS'IIighl ' u.. T..u. .. , .. ,..,._6td!l Muelt' Bingo , . News B••dllnel Weathertut' Tbe Jade Paar s•ow t-:00 .. SliD • - OCI t11o old talnW okln ......., , ·.' ·, ,...... with , ... rtut, dryl.. T-4.1., JGIIF 4lc ~·••a ~ TlrilrsciiJ -- 8:00 &lbsle In the Horning • 8:45 Doug Martin Show 10:00 '· 1·he Morning Show 11:00 Pl~g ol Eight 12:00 Mr. Dlslrlct Attorney 3:30 4:30 \"our )louse Club ' ·•f. •• .:~,·.~~~11 ~1\k<' ~f'>~i , ~sso tlepo~ vllle; Mr. und Mrs. G. L. Michael and Mr . and Mrs Samuel Mich :ml and childr('n . Rln:Tin-Tin J)m ,Bpwle It's ~e latest hack-fence .budget ~ossi.P,- ' _. r lr t 1\(i 1 News I;~Jven ,pJa~h!"'IHI .. · • "-.. · ., for sulnmertime' · saving~J You get easy-livln' s~me~~e ·gifts . . . FR~E with ToP. Y~ue Stamp~'! :· ·~· .~- ' t(;'. , ~ I ,. ' • -'( J •.. , WATC.H REPAIR "1. ( .. ... by RICHEY All Work Comolote<l In L- Than A Wttk Goessler Jewelry Pometo) Rice Family Reunion Held Oo Wednesday . Bargain buy in real1110nu versatility,! / ,...-....- ' BREAST • • SHOULDER ROAST. • RIB CHOPS •••• . LOIN ·CHOPS • ·Mi'. ond Mrs. Larry Rice, aons Chipper and Kenny, Mrs. Hyldm Rice and daughter Jocqueline •I· I I I I day evening at the of Mr!J. Rice's nephew and and Mrs. Tbomsa Chick, at l'Orler. I I f I Veel, lender end ~esty. '!;he event Ia an In ~onor of lhe live birlhdaya one I'Oddlng anlverolty In tho monlh ol July. After the 1 .. • 79~ IL •• Veel ribs, a new ' meal-time treatl { . barbecutJd chicken dinner, served on the lawn, at a large table 1 glmea and dancing were enjoyed. Aloo attending lhe dlnner1 wero Mr. and Mn. L. M. Switzer, Mr. I • . .• • I ,P9' IL • The best of veal. Tl\llt this week. BONELESS.VEAL STEW •.~ \ • 1i en, " ! JllllotYII, •' llrtl - Fresh Caronna. ~lze ~. Inches and ~P ····ll!ll '" i r• ..' .. o· .• ·'Packw'o'Laliel. Cree,;,td 'n' goldln. . 1 ... : . . APPLE-AUCE. •.•.2 e= ....... e!HUtill ' •'-Nt ' . : 1 Kroaer '1 11!11(~ OWII amboth; fll!y blend! ·· · · ., ae· , .I ·/iP.M4.t-~/Ju~:E~~: 'I':·:SJ~ .: WIENERS·.· •. 2 lbs. 99c .ktOgers mOI'I)•ng 1 ' I ¥ ... '' .' tJ.2re..:•4J.1 rll:".ll ; •:t~; ~~~~~~; ' ' . ,, low-eolt aumm~r .treot. Surpri~ Dodl !ended a family dmnor Wednes· , I Veal at .a steal! BOLO~~-i - 3 lbs. $1.00 LEO • \.•• • • ' ,, Jht ft!Jiily :ril love nelat.wiM KINGN!JT · ' J-\ I. .. •j ' " -·-- SKINLESS >{ "POMEROY'S FINEST" Court St. . . Phoae dlll·M BRADBURY, OlfiO Harness Racing David O)ltill A.M. to ;, P.M. · 'SU.PREME ICE CREAM CG.. This IG ~uoie •. · E. s. P!'· • 'l~'' MI:!D'~"' / '1 • l 7100 'Meel Qoflleo Areliert 1 26 Mlny' Olhtr Doc,oraiiYl Dotl111 ·,, . ~~ S~lat ~•liM'• ! • . :· · co~ " 3:00 .8:45 Sports Par4dt 8::5$ We~tbernlaa , Week·eRd SPECIALS GARLIC Ro;al CriMir•i 12:30 1:00 2:30 8:30 · - AT OUR lEVERAGE DEPARTMENT AII'Ull olol'l. Todor aat SWIIHIR I LOHSI DRUGS, ,_..,, · IIIII DUT,fON'a In MWIJeiio<t. I Bingo lnltanto - ·it IIIJ ·• ~ GET DETAILS ;' lomne hotltt.r. htrdy tkln. It Mr. and Mrs ..Dana Hamm , Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hamm and .sons, Robeft und Tommie, Miss Dora Hamm and ~.ISS Emma Hamm or Miners- taken of former family gatherings. ' • ?·ilo' Today ' 8:0(f. Bingo Mr. und Ml'l:l, Clarence Grucser, .. 1 •.- ~ : 00 ~:30 Micker ed with a l11 r~e birthdlly cuke Paul Hamm showed movies that he had Middleport • ' 3:30 '1- !tecord Hop ' The b'rlhduyo of Delmar Hamm MULLfNS~" SOHIO SERVICE ' .WSAf:;.TV Ch-.ri"•US hMf.3,- tt.undli ' 2;80 Doug Martin S~ow 3:00 •A~erican ·Bandstand and W1lhum Hamm were cclcbrat· At ' . t. .' '' ..fEL~VISlOM ; GUf.Dt~Y.t ,· "' 1:00 The Afternoon ShllW Leonard and the Lord'• I 2;::-DaUy Sentinel, Pomerol"Mlddl~rt, Q• .f.uly 10,,1Piia . ~ . ' '' 12:~0 Prayer in un1son concluded the meetin g - -- :"~~~~~~~r~h~!~~h~~n! :~·~.f. ,.. Rospltol oq lu!:f. 41h T))ey oloo have a son, Rexu .2\i: . .i At tnls stage we hat~· beep assured the Crandparenls are ' Mr: 'and Mr~ SouthPrn 'R&i!al Board llas· come to no ded· HoMer Warren,• Sr. and Mr. and sion' a!lout future ,Policy on this question. A !~· i~~~dl~~~!~.,r;;~~~·wti school survey conducted in the SR district Columbia; ·w: VII., ar~ ·treat! last wmter resulted Jn a recommendation ifandpa~en~ ..""that whell facilities are· nallable, all pupils TO HAVE ·PICNIC of the district be required to attend thelt dis- , The Nlfl' StiJcbero . Club wil\ have a pl•"i• al Biiley'o Lake t<> trI cI hi gh schooI · , . nlghl at six o'clock. If III!s recommendation ,of the school su,r. ~ ~ vey is carried out enrollment in PHS would The =t~~:;J;!~~=001 the be red~c,td. Such an event is distllsteful tO' Vnlted Methodi•t Ch\IRh wlll have ooy admfQ!stl!alion and tftat of Pometoy's an ice ciealfl rloc!ial at 'the church Salurday from ~ to 8 p, m. Home woul!llie no·excreption. ' 'ice cream and cake will be ' Oile ouf for residents of SytacUJe-Mlnel'&and the prooeeda · u8j>d lor ville-is fO vote underlaws·provfded for that e..,.nse> 10 the Lancasteto•a~p. purpose to at,ach themS.!v~ to the Polberoy exempleci diatriet~ BUt ' D\!,ither would' thla make efety~ne happy as li•healt~y eontiDIPt lr '"'~ of the uea'a' students want to attend Jlacllle. Syracuse numbers among its residents . numerqus. ~amilies wbo8e heads of boutle gradueied' frOm Pomeroy Hi&h. In a gocidi ,......... many instances loyaltlea and old ties irlS]~itt,, I these folks to have thelt. cbll~ren · Pomeroy Hill\ School. 1 It Is a probleln tliat certainly colild be cussed now·tlefore tempers perhaps m:ry OV· erflow with enthusiasm a year or two hence. Because It is doubtful if procedures will remain as they are many more years. FOR by : liiiWJ, CITI.{'I( .. )lr. and Mrs! Clarence Roy aro . ~¥1 ,...- . ; .. ,. . "' : . 1 , •; , .. . �, ~ ..• ' ' 4--IIally Sentlne~ Poni~y-MtddlepOrt, 0.; July 10, 1958 ' ' ·with this CCNpon ~I ween Wolle fpur Wolfe riow 3·3, neaten, a! HI. In the tpp of. t~e 7th the Orioles . F~ IAio, Qrlpl~• ~ij., . !anne~ prevented a wl>itewao;h 'fhen 1\lck ppt~ ,!!<!~ Wln~~ner . ooe. lie- !"ow •y,tl~o~. ~tole •••••~ . ar· rived op !bird vja an infield out scored on ·an error. But Rocl.nc got two In !be fourth as Wol{c ~d orr w!lb a single, sto1e .,.e~~«l nn~ ~ored on Danny Cole's double. Jle soored ' on Ted ~iley's ' double. Batley, a .Little Leaguer, added , two slnglea ~•d had tht~ RBra. : . ' ' Racl~e added three runs In the fifth " . Grimm sl!>gled, Wolfe walked, Ji!ll Wlck)in' 11.01 on via an error and with one · oq.t TrUitt In Line For OSU Frosh nuts Wickline aod Bailey : 3.4 T9n 'To ·J Y2 Tor{ Si~e ' .::-NOW. IS .THE IT'•en tbem they :ll!alked three. .· . \ , ~r ~T4f!P,IIt,9S ·Won Lost Pet. ~ 3 ,7\lO ~aclne Jpdldas, Colonels ~t.olea·' eta ' . ' i 6 6 3 3 3 .1144 3 .114· ·e .833· 8 .133 3 7 .300 . , . ,. ~~" ·'I'PI!!GHT " ..""" ~ ~~~li ' . ~lol~ • •t'· l.ll!Jan. .··. •'. ' ' .TI~M-· ~0 ·\:•.UY:! . • . ' I ' : . .. ',, ,.. VUJ~~ND · PUR~UT.U. RE~ . - . 'I .,.,!!.~- ' Q11iR Sitle ""~ u~s~ h"' 1gre"4, to .... ~ <8>NYLON DELUXE J.y • LO. ·p., Pattmto~ /'1•• • ~ w..h. ·- Loeally Owned ~nd Operated 700 E}lsi Main St. rhone 64 : • ' • SuDJIJine , \ ·.:.··' ,.. j ,, I .. lEMON COOKIES · > l· Water~lp; ., . , ''<. · o··· '""""!Jolla~ · ~id\l't 'l;t!ie liii " ' . •• ' ' ' •"" j r • ' :~f, Valq9! 1 · ' . J\ji I , "'", ... , I• ,I-;,,.· .. ·~ ·, a JJ . . ..... . ,. 4$t LB. \ --; . J ...... . LB:~.,( I ' . . .... ,, '; ~ WHOLE MELON t ., ·. _ . ... ... . ., . ·' ' !" .·. ... ' ' 2. ecanl: r • .. . . ..~2 · - · ·· ~ l ...:;. " " ,. .:.,• .,.. ' '!>' • ··t'"'·.'"•' t ' {.~t.' ., ~ ·• ~. !-:. ' ... ' . ~- ' ' • ,i)! J I" • ~· ' 'A ·':N·. . 1-" ,. ' ·l ' ; . . ..2 -~Q, aoa.'d~'Cq"•·. . ~- ' .. "' ... ·, • l.t . ._... : l ,. oun . _·. ~fl , ,_ . \ ' ,, , .~ . I . '-:' , .,t:· ~· . ~ ./'~ •.. • 3, : · -_,.c· T~ . 4 Os. Cons 2· ·Nq~ 3Q~ C:an.~ 29c • • • ./f//1_ -:·- ' ~ I' \' ,, e.:-• ' •..r ,,. '•"" · · · · · · · · ·. ~ · · · · · · · · · · · · •·o,· - .. -· '".• • Ill! CELLO.,. -'l••~~flol . '"'4 Jj ·j.l •!J' ' ;, I • LB. N I fill '~. ~ , I • • ~-;,1, ;.' t ~·· . '. ,h.. llvel. . ', . ••01' · . · •' LOINA IOONI COOKIES 10~ o1. c.U. 3h · '. '' ' UJ!l _. Jrom !'lanticoke, Pa., ¥.BJ-~" '1'~1'eril\ll'!ill0 Val~, '"'" tr.,n three-run homer a 1'KQ ~lclory ·over, .fiorold Car- field ll!recn In the o~rqlqa ~~or, polnled his san nons at Fl9yrl to help sink t~e ratlf>r'IP!l tody -,,d ,., .'.liP 4 '"aveo, 10-3. . 'loud ~I'Y for a heavyweiJIM tillo II was the Doi,ero' abo!. tory In 10 meelln&o Valdes ended Wedne.'lday nlllhl'~ Braves, who now le111d nationally televloed battle at 1:45 place San Franclaco by a ol the Dil\th )'OUI'4 by battering hall-&8j!lll, .. . : ~. . Ill• hel»leQ' Cotter ob~t the •i!>J · lJii:tf•~ .. Y'll:!'lfllY · l!,ooring:h.!'\{Wijj<: ··'.i,: 1U ~~~--« ,t~~l'ti•V.)I . · The Gufian told ftjl"'ters he lllillf b a H tie <!V!th,won the (lght for his fovr-month~ ip the eiJhth inning ~·~ old '"" .1nd added, "Ne¥1 1 went went on to hi\Plmer lbe lifcw Pattersoli.1• lrork · Yan~ee1, ·12-2, under the · · llghto at Yankee S!,Ddlum. PHILAllELPHIA liPI - The Philadelphia Eagl" today on- Mrs. Edith Foliett o! Lexington DOU.n<!!d lho receipt ol olgned ond Mro. Nellie Wllcox'n of .tJ<· contraciJ from fuliback·end Dick ·ron ~rc week end a:u~ritl pf Blolalil· :p>d def41,11oiyp end Tom El!lrn•. Webaler and. ~\Her II(• *ol\. . . ;-""-) ,z I ·' ,. Nablleo U YPU !Ike Wf,lermelon :ivj~ · • :fl ' . ''· er1sp pjnk 'rl)lea\ thai's s11ger ': . . ~weet, yo~·n fiqd th~se big, jUl. cy be~~Jties hard to resist:. But WltY try when they're priced s~ !lirlftil>: at ~f'f? EnjQy 'em ~' . ' '·· . ...ten! ~d for_1111 . extra treat, · make .watennelon ·p~les! a Jll!l!.'!litter, It &qove l!)lko long t•fl!lllll>e ronJe ft "" . los Angc •• C9.U.,!im rllll•· RIZER OIL CO. Pross Whoppipg ~ltMIIIh he adml!& bt Is ~ot "t:::!~:d ~:n.~~~·~.~~ lng, moon·faced Valdes Clamors .lji'OKANE, .... fi-tcH• · ~ ~ •· pkg. 45c . '"'~ - ~~~~~Jth Watl!rlng for · w~rnde·~l\1:;· ·' • . Waterm~Ion? l;ilme see u,p•~ AD tlrtf -~~eel -··--., alikel l . L ',, - For Homer In .: ~~~~~. fav.nrite Park . . ., . Ca~eP~ition • ·'1.' 1:"--r' ' . . ·"~· 'V~ c,n:. ; ·~ ' ' '1 ., ·4Q •••/ .pkg:'.--(-:... '' ,• ,'; \ i" ' ' , ' 1'. : ':'' . : "'"- I ' IIJOUio I L . ! . II , II , , .- ' 'Pk8•.' J . . ' ' . .' ' ' �\ .. 6-Dally Sl!ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 10, 1958 brother ad sister also had tbe ---::"c::::- mea11les !lnd the mumps earlier ' POMERO\ ··' SOCIETY CHESTER dinner 111es1s of lit. ud llrL Mr. and .Mra. '» wright Smith of Opba Offutt, Atheftl Road. Tile Red Weriy Minn., spent aevetal dinner wu In honor of Mr. Alberta ChHdress of Missourt left this summer. . QDake CaIJSing • (Conti .... ~ _ 1 • - ,...., Wake and Johnaten laland&. alllo were alerted to the poosl~~ty of 1 'tltal wave • The •urvepald ' the quake ON· tooled about '-8011 miles fi'Ol!l lfa. wall, near Yakutat, whleh Is lo, cated near Silta and tho Ka""l Mountain nngo, a af!ort ·illslanoe.· from Alaak•'a" horder with' Can- • '' Inc about lllx Inches. However, • RITUINS FROM HOSPITAL' ' · . , KD<jlak dla. not report IllY unusual Held( Milhoan, da\llbler of Vr. . ' ' action. · > and illrs. llwlJht Milhoan, liao ,... Cout .Guafl atatlona along the turned home from Bo~er Boa(liW W••hln8ton, Oreaoh arid Clllfor- where •be boa been a patient renla coaots wore on tho watch for ooverinr !rum pneumon'~ ouiy pnuaual Udal oetion. At Long ' ' . ' l!eaeh, Calli., tbe C~t Guard · KNic;t!1 IS HOMI ' ' . , '· ::C oald any, lile.b rtaetlon wo~ld be Chester J!\Uibt, MulberrNV ~n· "'peeled •"1!•1 7:30 a. 81· e. d. t. terod Holzer Hospital Sunday w Howe,er, there wu no unuaual returned home today. He will ,.. aotivtty at tb¥ titne. In any coae, to lloher's tn two weeta for a spokeonan aald the reaetion I;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;~ would pro~bly be "mild" and "'not more tban a couple of lnehes. • , today fur their homes...after several Mrs. Edm~nd WeUs :-nd daua:~ · daya ·with Mr. and Mrs. John Weber's birthday. days visit witb ?ri.isses Maud and ter .Mr~. Richard Joot:s were m HGUmao. CaUiog on the Holfmaps lllr. and .lin. Roger Epple ond Freda Grucser, Minersville. G_a~hpohs recently wf"o_ere they Monday, were Mfs. floyd Smith dau.ghter Shorr! of Manafield. . ' Mr . .;.nd ~lrs. Rob~rl Price and VISited anolher daughter and soa-~ and granddaughter Ciildy of Ken- spent the weekend Wltb lllr. and . and daughter and George Gotschalk in-law Mr. and Mr.s. 'Robert Fiih · asba Wis., and Mrs. Vern Dlvjo, M,.. Thed Croy. . Mr. and Mrs. John .Burnell and childrt>n of Chicago, Ill ., are er. M'ddleport Mr. and ·111r1. Gonion Ridenour son, Tommy, ~t Par.k~burg and J guests of Misses Maud and Freda Leaving _th1s ~e~ for a U_n . Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Elaels- and family of lllanlfield ~ntlho Mr. and Mrs._Jim rhilhps andwS:;~ urucser, Minersville. days vadt!OD ~TIP 10 SL Lou~& tein and son of Cleveland were weeken~ here at their t.ome. J. B., of St. Marys, !I· Va., ~.!iss .Jeanne Hines of Columbus. were Mrs. Nelh~ Va~-. son John weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley entered tbe St.· 1l'f.IC~ end gue•ts of Jill'. and Mrs. was the week end guest of her and her mother-In·law Mrs. Erma Fl d Rid r Joseph hoapital, Parkersburg, Sun Lonon Sterrett. t8 M d M Ed d 1 h'l · S Lo · the 11 oy enou · 1 10 . l&r. and Mn. George Webster of 1p~ren • . r. a.n rs. war Y_a .e. W e t. Ul!-: Y WI Mr. and Mrs. John Lodwick add day where he undel'Wt'nt aurgerr., ada. 1 11 1 R~kridge, N. .Y., Wolo have hecn I Hmcs, • Incrsvt e. v•.~•t .Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Vale ' son Stevie Coluumbus were Tuesday. The survey Aid Sitka repprted Miss Sharon Ginther, Philip• heavy tidal action, rising and fall· the guests of his mother, Mrs. Em· :\1r. «nd Mrs. Willard Dill and 1 an~\f~~d ~~~:~~e~~~m~~:m!!:! wLaeekenLod dg~~skts of Mr. 'and Mrs Boyles, and Mr. and )Jrl. Do:1 -I. ma Webstnr, left Sunday for a vtsit daughters of Jamestown, N. y . ·· · All M rry WIC • HIGH-LOW TEMPS ., .m p ar kcrs burg. tens, on· Rev. and Mrs. R. ". Grove, Headly pioniCed at F<·rked Bur. with rela.uves ·'· ~' · and Mrtt . uau.~ b. 1u11cl ' "'·: hdusmes.s vtsttors m .n MilOS OINIItliL HOSPITAL Lake, Sunday. NEW YORK UP! - The high· Mrs. Ella Arnold an,; grand - d;mghtcrs. ,\iansfichJ, and ~lr. and 3 ~r ar.t1 Mrs Sam 1-famer and ~Utb Webster were cr:lling on AT Admitted: Sherry Hutton, Pom· Russell Krider, Jo'indley 0, CJt temroerature recorded in the daughter, Eilt-n Roush, sre visiting Mrs. Wbt!J~r Evans and . son, J\1el· 1so~ .BobbY of Piitsburgr: have been friends here Monday. . . Visited hit aunt Mrs. u~bel Vo1n nation WednesdaY. was 119 ,~ de- eroy; Rich Folden, Middleport; in MIIJfleld with Mr. Jnd :.!rs. Del- vmd a !·~. Mtch ., were hohday week I visitin his grand-parents Mr. and Mr. an~ Mrs. M~~1on Wood Meter, saturday. gree11 at Yuma, Ariz. the U. S. Clifford Kauf!, . Middleport; lllrs. bert Arliold and family . end g~csts of John Dill and daugh· Mrs. R. Tompkins and bia ~pent a. (ew days WI.~ ~· .anrl Mr. and Mr.s. Herman Legg and 'Weather Bureau uid today. Low· 14ildred .Hawt, Ch..ter; Mra. LOst· Mr. and !Js. William Bcatra of ter, !hass Esther. . brother james Ham<'r at the Urs. VtrgU Wood, Chllheothe. . ' family, Groveport, .5pent a dat est thi!l morning was 2li at Fraser, er Hendetaon, Carpenter. Richwood, W. Va ., wrrc holiday I Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bmrh anrl Tom kins home. of South Fifih SU Mr. and Mrs. ThoiJIP8 Weber llischarged: John w. Proffitt, · h'1 Colorado. MARRIAGE LICENSIS week end gue6ls of Mr. and Mr~. Mrs. Howl James of C'olumbu.11 M i~s Jeannette Crook.'!, Miss and 1\ir.s. Cleo Smith ~v~re recent with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eio "' PorUond. Ra)' Sparks i.Dd !a~i~y. r were recent guests of Mrs EUa . Sharor. Jones, Tom Skinner and · • ger. Marion E11sworth Wlekersbam, 42 Births: .Mr. and Mrs. Lestl'r Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whaley and Albany, and June Dee Haymen,36; Henderson, a d:lughter. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bearhs of Russell or Pomeroy, ' John KKctchka, all members this ·. 50D of Bu.rlin&ham viaited Sun- Racine. Ports~outh, Va., tare- the. guc.s ls ycai-s graCuating class were in Sponaore~ By day with'' Mrs. oEva Bailey, Mr1. ------ofthe1r parents, Mr. nnd A-Irs. HurAt~ens this week to take telts NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 'MITER RECIEPTS Bailey has returned' t<. her work ry Bcarhs, N)·e Ave., and Mrs. Er· ••1 pr;paratory to entering Ohio Uni· Admlnlatratrlx With tho Will ARRESTID WITH PISTOL Parking meters r!)C~epta in after being Ill (or several day.s. n1a Wdson, Racmc. Keith Frenc:t son (JI Mr. ami vcrsity this !all. Anttta:ed " Patrolmen Fred DeWeese and Mrs. H. F. Bailey, grandsan Herbert Gilkey arretted George A. Pomeroy for the paat V'eet totalMr. .;md • Mrs .. Tom Dean and ,\ s. Edward T. Fren1·n is reoov Mrs. Horace McElhinny was in (aa No. 17,866 · Grey and Mrs. Georgr. Abbot.t Rupe, 37, 1087 Vlce·st, Wednesday, ed $4M.IIO aoeording to Chief 01 daughlcr o. Callforma and Air:;. c 'ng from ::. ease of mraSh:s. Hfs Huntington this week to visit 0. E5ttte of· CI•Udt D. LHn.ard alid and daughter Nina were Monday on a eharge of intox.leation~ A Pollee Frank Hudson. L. Roush at the Veteran's HoepitDHeu.d dinner guests of Mn.' Billy Cleloaded .22 eallbre pistol. which ~ I there. Mr. Roush ar.d Mr. Me Notlcc ·is hereby given that Lil- land. Mrs. Garnet Swan, who hu not Rupe was reported to have been Eihinny were former business lian Leonard whoso Prn~t Otfice felt aci wen, seems somewhat im· Ch .. ter Farm Boys 4-11 The using for tnget practice, was reassociates. Address is i\fiddleport, Ohio. R. proved agaio.' D. t has befm duly ~ppointed as Club met Thuraday eveoing at moved , from his pocke~' Only the home of Johnny· Ridenour. 'I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vrooman Administratrix with the Will anbonded offlters are allowed to The Garden Club met Wedne:l· carry eonc:ellled weapons in Ohio. have returned from a vaeation nexed of tile Eslate of Claude D. trip spent :;t Lake JaCkson, nea:- Leonard Jab of Meigs County, rlay evening at the home of Mn. B. K. Ridenour. Oak Hill. They had a cottage Ohio, d(,'CCKsed. Mrs. Ellz:abeth Wickham spen~ lhcrc and ~pent the time Cisbin;t. Dated this 30th d,y of June several days at West Shade visH· Mr: and Mrs. Earl Thomas, of 1958. ing Criend.a. FroRthurg, Maryland spept the Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mr. an:! holiday weekend as gueslll of Mr. Mrs. Henry Eieliinger and sons, and Mrs. RusseU MHis. and Mr. and Mn. E;dl!~e Hartun~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knopp of and sons enjoyed 1 plenle at Charleston have been visiting Syracuse Park, Sunday: Mrs. J. K. Smith, at her home on NOTICE OP' APPOINTMENT South Sixth st. Admlnlotroklr With Tht Will Jimmy Chidwell was a supper Brokell Sizes 4 To 9 guest of Billy Allen, Mooday. · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush and Annexed Valuea To $1.95 family of Michigan are visiting C•• No. 17,835 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buc:kley lnd ' her parents Mr. and Mrs. John E•tate of Hiram J. Bl1ckmoN son of Alfred, Janlee Swartz of 5 GAL. $2.19 6 GAL. $2.65 Columbus and Mr. and Mro. P. F. Seines, and other relatives in this . Dec"~ area this weelt. Notice is hereby giVen that W. P. Koblentz spent Suftday evening land, l'n., was guest speaker at 8 GAL. $3.50 S!Jes 4 .To 9 Mrs. Jacob 8('t:r: who underwen~ Lochary whose Post Office Add· with Mr. and Mrs. David Ko"- the First Raptlst Church Sunday . morning and Rev. Jose Q. Raquln· ttip surgery at st. Mary's Hospital ~esy is Po.meroy, Ohio, ,h~s been lent:r:. Reg. $4.89 din, of th~ Phtltpptnes, was the in Huntington, on June 2B is d~ly appomted as Admim1trator . CLOSEOUT! evenln.: speaker. ' covering Mti.sfactory' accordin;: With the ~Ul ttnnP.~ed of the Es· Patty Elwood, young daughter to Mr Betz who has been spend· tate of H1ram J. B.l'.ckmore, late of Rev. Jobp Elwoo4, WIB brpughl ing m~st his time Jn Hunting- of PomProy, Meigs Coul!ty, Ohio, WOI)Ien'a . Men's borne from Holzer Hospital but Announcement is being made of . h , te d deceased. Ion wlth .her smce I ll en re Dated this 30th day of June the birth of n son to CID and Mrs. will he confined to her bed for the hospital Julie 21!th. 11188 Brian Simpson at Ft. Knox, Ky;, aome time. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc• Humph· . JOHN c. BACON Broken SiZes· July 1. Grandparent.a are Mr. tnd Mr.. H. C. Smith of Athens and rey of Akrun Were weekend Judge of the Probate Court Mrs. Chester Simpion and 'Mr. and SPECIAL! guests of Mr . und Mrs. Everett Meigs County, Ohio Mrs. Rul~h Badgeley. l•l:ro. Simp- her •on and daUghter-in-law, Mr. s~ 8¥..-11 Davis. Mr. and Mrs. flavJa left son left Thursday to see the new ond lllr.. Conley Smith a~d, !bloc 3 10 17 3 10 children of Monterey, Calilo""i., Wednesday morning .for Columbus · ··...,..:.·,._ ._:-:::-·-'""- grandson. were July 4th guesll Of lllrl. La""a where · the former will enter St. Anthony Corte, and Mr. and Mr.1. A family picnic wao held Sat· Bell. Other 111eots of Mre. Bell Anthony's Hospital tor SWOKE'rry. Brook& Harper. urday at Fo~ked Run Lake. were her d.aughten, M1sa ·Eiolae Mr. and Mr~ E. M. Woold left Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Woocls havo Present were Mr. and Mra. John this morning for Cleveland wher~ relurned irom a fillblng trip to R. Stobart, Pllntsi Mr. and Mrs. Bell and &Ira. Kathryn Gunther Sizes 6--12 they will visit their son·in-law Nngs Head North Carolina 1 an6 Johnny Stob8rt and daulbtera, of and her son, J. F., of Cincinnati. Valun To ,9.95 Mr. ~ .1q Mra. W. C. Jeorea and 11nd d11ughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Cape Hatteras. Apple Grovo; lllr. and Mn. Bob HARDWARE & FURNITURE Graber. Mr. and Mr,s. Leo Koenig of McGraw and Mary Grace Stobart, ehiJdren of Vallejo, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Koenig Canton. and Mrs. Susi• Windon Racine; Mr. and Mra. R1.lph Wills spending two weeks with Mr. and "The Big, Busy Store Where You1' • Haa Cenla" , and son Reed have returned frQ,pl of Hpnderaon, W~ Va. were Suests and .children, ~olumb~s; r,tr . .•~~ Mrs. Bert .t~ouse. MIDDLEP()Rf;_ OHIO I Brentwood Maryland where · tfri;y· of Mr. and Mr~ Wilbur Koenig Mrs. Charles Stobart and daugh· Mr. •r.d Mr.. Ira· Beegle returned · were the guests of Mr. and Mn last Sunday. ~ ters, Mr. and :"rl!. Joe Kapraun, rront Wheeling where ~ had SINCE 1870 Stobart) of Baltimore. 1pent sever:~l daya on buSineu. Md., and Mn. Stanaker, West,.,, Mr. and Mn . Robert MeKelvey West VIrginia: I ond· children, Belpre, were July 4 Rev. Arthur McCauley of Ore- suesta or reltlivea. . I HAM SHOOT . For .$d!it .· PhOne · y RACINE PLANING MILL l. · L-eg'al '· Wanted To Buv W~nts to buy antiques. Call 6188M. Evenings. H ·21!tt Sunday July 13 ..N:otice Five foom .fulnlshed . apartmeni. 640: o~ .4fl8 Spring Ave. 7-1-tft Middleport Sociatv Racine Fire Dept. .First Aid Squad ONE WEEK . Wlloi,IAM Mi:KILVI'f !'Grtianc!, Olllo , FOR RENT-Exieoaloo Lod.;t;;; 5eaf1Qicj lloarjls, Drop · Clotho. ""'UntOII ' FJ~or, io~"•Pnl. 0, PliOII• ~11'1!-1-·ti -·:-----~ - ' I FOR RENr-4 bedroom ~ous•, ~~ Rlvervle\1- 'Drive, Uneoln Hill. ·See Willer •Grueaer or. PbOncl ~13. 7.S.Stp Jti y CLEARANCE SALE At McMASTERS' STONE JARS Women's Sho.es $2.00 . WOMIN'S LOAFERS re-I RACINE oi BIRD BATHS $3.95 $2.99 pr. WOilK SHO.ES $4.00 pr. I f!) MCMASTER pr. TENtfiS SHOES and OXFORDS $1.99 pr. NYLON HOSE 2pr. $1.00 Dress·,·Shoes · $4~00 . ·pr. I Rous.h's· Shoe Store . Now. For The 12 Million. Families Who Have Outgrown Their Refrigerators... No.SfCond Middleport \ New 1958 KELVINATOR. . DAY 'SP:ECIALS· ' ' IIFIIOIRATID STOIAOI UNUFiJGqATID_STOIAOI DiAWII S22900 0.'IJ~-• •~. , ·, _ _ ... ·~ AND 'fDUR ' .RIFRIOIRATOR S~y~e ~Mark Styling · ~ • 70 .1b•. · Frozen Storage • Twin Dairy Chest Cill Bottle· I · Storage.. .· . ' ·~ Re~nov~bl,. $helf 1 •t • ' f l, · f.~r ~ton no . · · · $Uiky\ Items · ' .. I 1,/ 7 9 Gle ~ Aore Lot - 6 rool)l house, "?.'l'~.lete b~llt In kitchen with blll!h cabinets :... bath - three heclrooma, 30 fruit. trees - 20x 30 ,.nore!o ·block garage - lotatedRouto 248. East.of Chester Inquire Horace Ka'rr, Phone ~7106tp House for Sale. New ranch tyPe 2 ~drooms. All hardwood·noor; , plastereij wallt; full biaemeot lnobl~lng ,'lir,a*les and bum•.; washer and d/ye~. Call M111cin SP·852Q;!. , · 7 7~ - --··-- -- �. ... ' ' '' ' ;_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· ' Salisbury Brownie Middleport, 0., July 10, 1958 Troop In• Visit To Marietta Museum 1 :==:::::;;::;:;·; :;-:-:;.-. • · STOP THAT ITCH! IN JUST 15 MINUTES, ••II: Mr{ , J. I ..... Roc Your ltch MUST stop or your 4lc lllclr 1t any drug ttore. Apply lfCM.ME·NOT to deaden Itch, llurnlftl, in mlnutn, speed he•ling. For exMrnallr c.auMd Itch, ~·• ITCH-ME-NOT todar ut SWISH· IR I LOHSE DRUGS. lbe m!i Sandra !Jilmore, Madlyn Waddell Maria Grueaer, Unda Will, Becky 'Nease and SUJID Dizon, aU Br!)wniea. " Mr. and Mrs. Steve :EbUn url son Greg, Sedonia Spence~, Mrs. Jame9 Gilmore and .dau1bter, Brenda and guest, Beverly Jacobs a Brownie of Columbua, Mrs. Ver non Evans, Mrs. Floyd W•ddell, Mrs. Roy Grueser and daughter. Marla, Alta Taylor, Carla Will, Mrs. Arthur Nease and Mra. Her- Benc:y Eblin, Joyce Evans, . August Wedding Being Planned Members of the Salisbury Brownie Troop No. 1 and tbe1r leaders and guests were in Marietta Tuesday to visit the Campus Martius Huaeum. Following a PQtlucx ptcnlc dJn· ner at the park, the group was taken on a conducted tc.ur or the bert Dixon. boat, the w. P. Snyder. The July 28 meeting wiU be a Making the trip were Mr1. Ro~er Spencer, leader; Mn Carl Will hayride and wiener roast at tbe as.Eista.nt klader; Debra Spencer, Spencer farm. R~ I of • Something New At I')' DIE • • • Mrs John of Chester are engagement and .forthcoming marri~ge of their A/2c Shirley Ginther to S!Sgt. Albert Peterson of port, Conn. Ai2c Ginther is a grnduate of Chester High School, Class Only $2.95 For Enough To Serve 4 To 6 People of 1955, and entered the Peterson Air Forceare In stationed February at 1957 .. Both Ai2c Ginther and S/Sgt. Oils Air Force Base in Mass. An August wedding is being Meigs Riding Club Cancels August Meeting The Pizza Thot Has Cincinnati Pizza Crazy. Pick It Up In 15 Minutes- "Piping" Hot! BAKER FURNITURE PRESEN~T.S, DELCRAFT; ' NINE-FOOT DIAMETER ' $39.95 • . FOUR·FOOT D!Ht\mR .,.. . $21.75 $10•95 ·'' ' 1• . i ~ I ' ' Ohio, Friday, July 11, 1958 ---Pomeroy-Middleport, . SINGLI!l COPY-6c ' Is·KiUed Battle On One-Is Admiued Tbtee Released From Meigs Jail . Popula'l.on of the Meigs County .Jail Will redueed by two today with the release of. three prisonen and the addition of another. N~wcomer to the tl'unty bl'l&· tile wn• An~il Burbridge,' 46 of PagetowQ who was arrelf:td ; Thursday afternOon on a char(e I 'I and hatterr filed by his wlfe after a family a.rgume11t. Burbridge was to be clven a bearing. before County Judge En. mett Peoplct today. Released from the custody o~ tbe sh.eriff in the p:.st 24 bour ; was Don!IJd Jacbon, 16 of Batt!. !UOre held since July 4 on charge:~ ,r ~ttemnting to pUJ wortbles; checb. 'J.1 ebon ·wu ordered re·lea.sed by Juvenile Judte John Bacon. · : Warren Pratt, 18 of Dexter, ac:cused of theft in' a heJl.ring before County Judge Emmett Peoples-W1E' 0 • ~ 1 ""'"It • Iones flne<J. Ful· 1\!n. Vaif M~liAdc WIIB i\ntifitt!' . Cn'll ~Uudav m~rnJng Of' th.-. dAillth o1 • ~ esve"liet 'falr 7 her si11te.f, :•,fn. Uary~ M Pii.ce, il' · fOr beating her. 1.t ELB'ER·FRDS ·Ju·L. y·.S,A · L·E. Home mado ice cre:.m, cak.~, coffee and soft drinks were serv;~il to Mr. and Mr •. Dana Epple ana IJl'lnd&oos Allen and Owen Black· wood; Mr. and Mrs. William Down ie and son Bllly and gne.st, Mar· garet Jo Elberfield ot We1tcrvULe; Mr. and Mra. Don Betzlng and daughter, Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leifheit, Mrs. Flo9sie Allenswo~h and aon Johnny and auests, J1m, BUl and Larry Hawley ot Toledo; Mra. w. A. MQ.rgan and grand· children, Kathy and Ro~er; Harr_y Guthrie, George Well.~. Kerm ~t Epple, William Cro9s, Ray Hart· ley and Mr. and Mn. Hill and grandson Michael Jones anrl gueat, Eddie Covert. , l ... . . , . to G~1ion a Jftef an· 1 · }iQspttal 1n M n n1t a.n i where 9'ae had been, t:onfincd fo- '' th~ p11st year and-a ' t~•lf. · She , W:\IJ· the dau~htcr of late N. H. ' and' i& . Mrs. Lucy . and Mrs. Van an'~ seyel'l!l niocea The aecelt!'ed has Montina for oveli, sixty years w.es, preCedcd in denth by her band, Al~x E. fti!f• formerly Pilruand. · Funeral servi~s wcro held at U.. :Mt. lliariah,iilc.thodlst ,c~urct1 ' liy the P>s!or and OES o1 Butt< Cbapter Tueod1y· ot 2 p. m. Her aiste1s wore un:tb!e to ti to Mon~na tor the servlces . dqt to Wneu. on .·<. DEPA~~M~N·T stoia' tt ; UNIFORM PANT a11d SHIRT I I A company spokesman said the new plant w!ll manufacture capro- lactaD;J, a ba:;lr raw material used mating nylon. Jt will have a 20,000,000 pound a year capacily. Ernest Fontana · Former Resident Dies In Columbus Ernest Fnntiina, 80, 8 former relidcnt of Pomeroy, residing at 221 E. Gay-st. Columbus die ~ llrdered released aftef a promlK . Thursday at hill borne fnllowing a · to return Ute stolen coW and tjJ long illness. pay the c&urt cOsts. Willard Nelson, 38 · t f Rutl•nd waa releued from jail after eerv· at ·Galli· lng l!lrte dass ·Imposed for dri•· · mg while intoxicated. ·j building •t .•~~1:1~~~~~ Hygiene and Co~.£!!:· -~ standing .at the 2200· MODER.N·M·ARt lne. THE AT our Gal&q .· C•UIItit~n :_,,pl:an~n:e:d:.~~~~~~;~~~~~;;;;;;:;;;;:;;~;;;;;~~~;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:~;;;;=~=====:~=t WJUiam Downie, president, pre· sided and it WIUI decided to cancel the August meeting due to tne County fair. Mrs. William DoWnie read an article, "Sports~ansbip in Horae Shows". coAT!I BLJlG, . . MJDDLEPoat, IIO. Jo Men's l!eg. Ztc · SETS Tan or •Grey '-IIOoald . to are my :~t~encl. I! ;ou_tty . to ' ' ' I SPORT Rose Garden Club Meeting Is Held . At TupperS Plains Mrs. H. lllack'fll mother, Mrs . SmiUI, Mn. Harold OMter, Ann Headley and Sharon Llght were gueat• when the June meeting of the Rase Garden Club w~s held at the home of Mn. Ulah Swan with Mrs. L. L. J.yona a~d daugbter. Lyndell, aoolotlng. The president, Mrs. Ctarcnf<! Headi,ey, prelided by opening the meetina: Wltb the Lords Prayer In unison. Each member reaponded to rOU till by naming 1- snrden mai&Zine. The finance e9mmlltet aave reports. Plana and diacusslo11 for the now prograll\ books with .SIX-FOOT DIAMETER at _.~ •..- -··...:...:..__,_--.."-r-__:l»e:::.,.::...:.,:..:•_w~ . · l'o. l'lle lntel'eau . Of . ..,.---..:.......---,' Mr. and Mrs. ·E. 1. Rill enter· lalned the Meigs County Riding Club Tuesday evening at their home in Flatwood11. CALL IN YOUR ORDER ' .• nttne . ' ·.I. . A Patented New Machine And Process Far Frying Chickens . It Is De-licious. Buy It By The Basket To Take Home. Also New • PASQUALES PIZZA PIE •. • . See The Many Bargains This Month '-' " On The Main Fl90rAnd In The Reody.To-Wear And . Drapery Depertme':'t.; On The .Second Floor. All. Dependable . Well Known Brands '· "HENNY PENNY FRIED CHICKEN"' • 73, ' t' ' \ \ . •.. . e, . • ., -· ~ i ; ' ' d REVERSIB\E-2 USABLE SIDES MATCHING - FRINGE.... ALL AROUND ' Appliances_and .floor c_,verings On The Second.ond Third·Floors ALSO ·, Pomeroy, Ohio FIIRE 'AND ·wooL BLEND~ IN THE ARIA RUG TREND . ~, ....1...,,. VISIT ~ US In The July Sale Of F.urniture CR.OW'S STEAK HOUSE ROUND - ~y Ito'-"\-~- ·"' •' ELBliiFELDS do W. Main Street . ' l PO · llrl. Jobn ~ek wtit. pre10nt the ., pi'Oifll:l!l· at the ~Aucust\ l{ieeU.a:~.ll ':. ' Enterprise EUB Church met on Herbert Dhwn reported on rug4 and Miai GeneYieve Stobut wl!l TUelday eveninl at the home of which . groUp it eel11Jla 11 a be hooteu. Announcing R'we makla1 projeel. .· ·:. BefreEhment; wef11 aerved ~~l the,boote't to t~ose Dl'1'ed ·~' t and ~n. II{ EldGi" Weeks, ' Mn1 J Claude Husted •. !(lu Gen~l•ve\ Slobarl, •Mro. Aile!> T1tomp10n, 1 .Mro. E. N. ·Arnold lnd Boekl' aad, Brenda Will, ' IIIDDOJ WSWS Meehng . . Held On Tuesday ~ ber l ' lin. Jameo Wtn, Cheoter Rhad. Pn¥er by !ln. E..-1 Browa open!' ed tbO meellnl ~<Jllowed wlth scripture readlnF by l!lJ. 'fhomu ·Rent2. .)leadillll• on the tople were glven by .. aeveral members foUow• ed wltb a "bu'zz" ,JO'si;lon. , "&trengt~eo Then tltC Churc·, Through VoeaUon" was tbe topic Mn. Selim Bluewia, preaident, of the £·vening p~ented by M~. conducted 1 libort buainea aeulon Al~rt Brown wlien th~ Women a · an- llts. Victor Young; Jr., wa~ Soc1ety of World Serv1ee o1 the 1-..e(eomed as 8 ne~ member. ft(ra. WI\ dat in · ' "" Entei'pri~ Eu .·B i\lra. J, s. Dads, Mn. R. V. Weath· erman and Mrs. H. Black, the com· mittee in charge. Tbey are to meel wllh Mrl. C. Headley. Arrangement• were judged, a blue ribbon to Mil- U. swan and to Mra. R. V. Wea~erm' an~ red to Mro. N. McCain and whiWto 1-1~­ R. Sblel~o. Tho. door prize wa• ·won by i>lra. N. McCain. Befrtshments were served. .Mrs. Jl, R. Giay Is .hostess for lhe July .·m,.Ung 'l'llh Mro. A. ..!. Cox co-h01teu. .... \ -Res. u.tt tt.4t LADIES' . JI ...er, <,. . . '''\.(1 ~~~-s~m , . , . Maiej~: -~ ' · ;;r,·· "'n~~:. pus.-u,ms· ;_ ' !{)~!,., ' ......, . , : JA;~CA ;~JIOJtT tlld , , ; ' BLnlJIIE SETS I , ' I '• ~ ' t, I ' ,1 " ,l·;f'. '~ !l'il; f.. ' .,~< i-' ... . ~~~-- '• .. ~ . . . ·, ! I ;"' .' . .' ' Suieide Attempt Is AFailure. For Belpre Man . )IELPHE, Ohio UPI - Robert •. J. Fulk, 21 , of Belpre, a bfide- groom ·or three we~ks, failed in an . 1 attempted wicide Thursday ftl1hl aa he wrecked his automobile on U. S. 50 near LitUe Hocking, p~ lice reported. State Highway Patrol officials said the youlh was admitted at a hospital fo~ treatment· or baclc il\- . juribs resulting. from the accident\ ' They said the vehicle was rammed · . into the sid~ of a bridge and overi turned twieo before commg to 1i. '· bolt. ' ·, Shortly ·be!or~, . the accl4ent.~, FUlk's 16-year-old wife reportetl to ' Belpre Pollee her husbahd _.h;;s~~~;;•i;,;rr ten With a shotgun saJrtng •lf h ' but one shell, and that One is me." · •· Fulk !old &Gmif'.'l:li uoon Iolh•si>itil bed he gave shuotlng himself tned suJcide by W!U' erash. ,} , � 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 10, 1958 bell frecker kline