https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a978873787704782112dd529db28311.pdf 65815906110cff89e2bb9fb2ba2b5d15 PDF Text Text . ... ' ' '' ' ;_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. ,} , �tHE DAII.V S~HTINEL -----' ! ' ,l~diitidhiaiibg, Editorially ' &I'• the -.y aU,NCI!E M. HASKINS Two Pidures To Remelftber Two pictu~;. for parents to remember ap peared tn.recent newspapers ohe sh~wed a mother and seven chtldren gathered about a man In an tron lung The caption, under a Mtchtgan dateline satd that !he whole famtly had been vaccmated agamst polio except the father Now he ts so paralyzed !hat he cannot breathe without me chamcal atd The other showed an mfant of nve 'months in a rcsptratm tank The caphon dateliBe.Y from Texas, satd that the baby was a v1chm of poho paralysis What does a father thmk when he gMes up from an non lung mto the sorrowmg, be· wlldered faces of hiS children• What goes through a mother's mmd when she looks down on the polio-wasted body of her child • ' One thmg they must b<it~ rtea11z~ to .~hell' horror and regret ts that pol b IO<t;tY fs,u~necessary There IS a sa!eJpd el!~cliv~ •.we4; pon ag.nnst 1t m the Salk vaccme When it stnkes a person m 1958 somebody almost surelv has been guilty of neglect Far too many Amencans share t~}S gl!tltnearly three out of seven m fact And among these neglected or neglectful millions, none ts safe from polio - neither the helpless m !ant 11or the wage earner of a family Last year babtes under two showed the htghest rate of poho attack Young adults ran them a close second The Sallt vaccme can protect you aga(~~t this dreadful and mcurable ,{!tsease Don't 1,........ take a chance - take your polio shots now before dtsaster overtakes you s-., Jllly 1a, Frtebr Forift• BASBAN JI()AD SpoDJOred By ~- Lodi•__, Mr and Mrs CharleP Tucken and son Qf Lancaster spent over nl&ht w•th Mr 'l_qd Mrs F ~ C•dle and all spent th~ 4th o~ July w1th relat•ves at Ripley, W VACATION SPECIALS • Hill of Syraeuce spent over Wedneaday with h1s cousv.' Short Sleeve Hill Jr ' Mri Elmoe Adlim.o and dauab·' 1rr1d Estep of MaRo.:n spend w1th Mr and Mrs ' a "rook1e' jealo!lll· •o!fl ~o)~ '!ril 'erfi u 1\k• L 1 Edrhe Spencer all or Mason Mr I aq_d Mrs John Fry Junm1e and Judy Fr) and Mr and Mrs Lloya Roush o' New Haven B111ie Jean Shversvtlle Church was thP WOMEN MEET scene of a pretty weddmg Satur Cundiff or Syf3('USC OhiO The Julv meehng of the Lull day arternoon Emmalee Brewer era n Church Women \\ u c held Next yepr s reumon wtll be daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Wednesday afternooon m tb held on Jul y 11th at the park Brewer and Charles Slmeral o· soctal roum or the cln: rch w1th Rev and MIS Georg(' C We1r Columbus were umted in marr1 Mrs J V M.cGrcw St'f\ 1ng as pro u:k of Aurora spent s"veral days gram le<Jdl r Mrs Mc'lrew rr. last week us1t!ng the latter s uar ogo by the Rev John Elwood o! the rema1nmg port1on 11( the bo,Jk ents Mr and Mrs Clr.renee Blea-- Racme The Church \\es beaut1 fully decorated m Whtte by Mr:; 'Kmgdom W1thout Caste smg Rev Wemck ~erv ed as HPler H11 es of Great Bent The bttS'ncss !;('S..~ l on was ill guest pastor on Sunuay at t1u~ Mrs Audr a Brewer had the charge of Mrs Howard Wagen three churches of the Mason Par ml.Sfortunc of fadurlna her enklc, hals ISh ThursdftY afternoon and was takfln Durmg tbc soc1a l hollr refrest1 Mtss Jnnct Nicholson membel' to the St Joseph Hnsp1tBI at mcnts were se1 ved by Mrs Olio or the offltc pcrsonn{l( of the Park('rsbnrg by the Ev.lng Am Grimm to Mrs Harrv I .. yne Mr W1Iltam Powell Mr• Herm:m Mason County News 1 vacation bnlance PomerQy V1rgm o Luyne Mrs Lawrence Parson.:. lng for two weeks at Rudy Durst attended a bnl' Mrs Howard Wagcnhals Mrs E l Beach game at Cuttinnah Sunday Mr and Mrs Thon as Reed na Burrus Mrs H P fi( ush Mrs Mrs Laura Wells nos been lll1 lmve muved here rro n Burnsvll\(' but Js much better nov. Marlin Ohlinger Mrs J V Me and are restdmg in the MeGlolh Grew Mildred and Joyce Circle JoycP !In apartments Mr Reed ts th ~ Carson B1shan and Randy Well& HAVE GUESTS Rev George C Wetn ck of AUI band director at Wllh 1ma H1 gh called on Eber Carpenter ano ora, W Va and Ham Uon John School fam tl' Thur11dl'!y afternoon stn of Pumt Pleasant "'' re guests Mrr and Mrs Georg\~ Souderr Mr~ Clyde R1ce ~n 1 ch ildren at th~ dlnnrr meeting (lQ Thurn nre v1sltmg relatives ln Kentucky Xema Mr and Mrs nandall Tal dal of the Bend Rotary Club Ruth Ann Love is spendln,l,! 11tt New Lexington spe~t tho A &hort business n ccllng wa'>! three wceiis v1sltmg "dat1ves 111 Fourth of July with Mr and Mrs conducted by the new president Dell Talbott and Randy and Ton Ulmols Paul Hendersol) 1 A G Mehlmafl was 11 recent Wells The.f went to Ftrked Run Mcn1hcrs attending were F!fJyd busmess vuutor 111 New You Lake and flte a plen1c Ruppcr Carmack, Lloyd ~ou so J L Ste Mrs Mehlman l•'anme 1md Margant Durst son Stewart wart James Hampton 0 J Bofi vl!uted r~latlvesand v1s1ted relatives In Ebenezer, W 111 Chnr1caton tic, Herman JJyne Ph\llp Wol Va Sunday MISS Karin Shuwver of Colum pert, Edwin Stem Pkul Hendr.:r bus was the weekend guest of Mr Mr 11 nd Mt• Autherl!lon son Donald F Roush Alltln Bon r~nd Mrs lvao ShawHr and children, N~~rk viSited hls ney, Arthur Wehrle lind Ron1e and chll Williamson Mr und MrR- Guy Slewart and sister Mrs Elva TO 'aTTIND CDNYINTIDN dren the of Diamond visited Mrs Nan Tlle LIOn& Club heltl lhoir nle lohnson durh1~ th e weettend Jar dinner meeting T 11 sday eve Mrs Johnson rcturited with them his home alter montb1 wlth h11 ntna at tne commumh building for u lwfl wcelt 5 vls1t A ahort buslneas meetmg follo w Ch lr\Cf! Cro,._n vl..sltcd here o! New York Allen Brewer abd daughter ed, the dinner U was announcttrf during lhe weekend with h1~ that John Wolfe and Don mvcrs rnrnUv He returned t, Penns!fl Louise visited Mrl Brewer In th,. would attend tho lnLPrnational vanla a('companleU by hiS w1to St Joseph Hoopl~al Fr~day Rev Jooe J Raqu1dln of )he Convention wh1ch Wl ll be held In und son Mnx Phllliplnes was a supper gues~ Chicago, July g 10 11 nnd 121 h Mr 11nd Mrs llarok Baley of of Mr and Mra Edgar Brewer where Dudley L S1mn s o! Char Steubcnv.ii\C 0 were Saturday !elton wlll be e\ccled lntcrr\a Gun Shoot Sport Shirts WASH 'N WEAR $1.98 to $4.95 NEW HAVEN i i l • S al ervJces F Fur Gilc H-lr.!.."-}} Held 0-_i1 Tuesday ' West - Clta~nel8 ,.. fridlli ' llusic 1n the Morning Doug •Martin Show Morning ShQW Pi~es Of E)ght 1\lr DIStrict Attorney Bingo The Afternoolt Show Doug Martin Show Aml!rlean Bandstand Record Hop American !lllndatand BuceaneerJ! M~key Mouse Club :Bingo Your J<;sso Reporter ,Spor~ Parade WeAiberman Meet CorllS8 Arc~er l!in ;!'in 'l'ln Jpn Bowie •••t Bee ato ' FARM NEWS IIAMCNA S. ' HOLIDAY 'MI- Cotmly A- FREEZING TIPS Foa YOU Tbere 11 nolhlng like fresh ve"" and frults • -m:ept fl"ozen oaea. and there are many other fooda )"ou can freeze 111t home 10 the pou•bilitle~ far llllng ;our freezer are alm01t llinltleu CoJ> turlng the Hfrel!lb'' taste and eolur your fl"ozen products large~;< on Oll'llfUI and propor of your foods purpose of pacl<at· Ia keep frOm drying out and to preserve Ita food v81u1. Oavor, color, and uleasing tex ture All eontainer11 muat be ~!er proU and eaoy to oeal The .,.ckaging materials mUJt be durable '"d mull not crack at temperatures Packagmg which IUCCflSillllly meft th.,. are aaid to be mois ·W~TOIES Summer Slacks •DIAMONDS WASH 'N WEAR . ""' eSILVIR $6~98 to $9.98 For The Gift You Give Witb Prlde 1 Men's· Pajamas Let Your $3.95 to $5.95 All Stzes ,_ A To E WASH 'N WEAR Jeweler Be Yolll' Guide prO()[ vapor rroof keeps A co~]\oy in Colorado, 'Duot Oq The "'"'" " sadaeas ln that, come tJ over A gal on tv--;.\ now (l'tn oUil Jookln at some of th!• atull out of aheer ennuj) was demon.tratina moklng Iced tea with !natant tea and poured bolllnt water on lt In the 1g1Ms t••IH'ille~ to aee aplln lora !ly But no ~to and solid there ohe otood Pyr.ex glaaaea, yet? Or the ICStaurant plaltlc type' Or whal1 ' 11, got me all in a ditbor o~e of m) relative• of long lime .,. bli~elv Bhowmg me hew to h•sle~ dlah w"hin&. did thto aealding on one of hls wife 1 bel\ilau gueslo o! Mr and Ml-s F A tiona\ president Thooe attending thq meeting Batcv Ufltf Andy Humes Jr onil dauiJhtfl'l' were Charles Le11ter Jchn Wol'u Kermit Ford, Don Divers Mark or Limn 0 sgcnt th!! wcekenri J.. Watd, Tom HoHman Charles Jew w1th h1s parents M1 and Mrs 8 J Mi A p Hume Sr ell, and Go!orge 1 Jewull REUNION HILD The annual Spencer reun on 111..1 ,.., held Saturday, July Slh ll " Funeral servleei tor Gllco 111 [.OII!o••· the New Haven Garden Club Mrs Vlnus Lee ana son Jet! sell were held from the Ewill& wont away a sadder and a Roadalde Park A plcni• dinner ith h mother chapel, Tueod•Y at 2 P m • with man. waa ~ervcd at noon, the invoeP. spent Sundav w cr the Re~1 Raymond L Roth paator (l!ltlll can't bear to cook In tloo belna alven by omlle ~pen Mrs Katie Wilaon nt Hurmonvllle ol the Church of Christ, of!lclM· and h~d to to..e my~ell \0 eer q! Amherot, 0 Following tbQ Rev I L Shanafelt of Aihens ing P•• plates whlch ,l now ,•1m· dinner a short businc•s meelmg cal,ed c.n Mrs t\1lrlam Feaster on love to use held, and the r01t of the day w~ Mon~ay speel!l muatc wa• provided br • Mr and hire Joll\eB Slewarl snd Wliliam !lajter,. organiatan~ IIH'nt •laltlnf> ' Tllooe attending the reunlnn family o/ stoubcnville returned to Ell!alieth Duffy and Mra Ell wore Mr and Mrs Edwanl Stad their home S~nday alter apcnding venoy, whb 'In the ter of Cleveland 0 , Mr 1and Mn icveral day• with hia parents ;~r i'(llatd~n"' ond ' "Tllo Old Ruaged Wilbur Frank o! ColuKibUI Mr and Mrs W S ~towart and llu o. II Speoorrt Sharon and Mrs Lee JaJBon and waa In Beccp Grove and Gary, of Amherst, Ohio. M..rA Chillicothe, were hotldny apd pall·b..rero we~c 0 s. BoUOII, Joe Spencer anu of her mother, Mrs Sybil ~Jydo Hya~Jl, Dell liY 10n, olt o! Cbarl,.ton, Biddle A while enroute !rom ~ trip Saller, Gll~• Sa~r 1 StH'ncer o• Konno./ Mr and Mr• thr<mal the Southern otatea and Robert J>Ur Jlarold Mooro, Harbld Jr, Rotalie Mr nnd Mra Vernio Webb and and Ploy<f Ill New Lexir.gton, 0 Mr ancl Mrs Rny Wqbb > ~f Dela Jean and ScOt!)' Llndoey ol Grove wore spent two d:~ya laB\ Week City 0 , Mr and Mrs Denny With Mr nnd Mra ilo111Cr J;ccaud wotie o! Charleaton Mn Clara Rouoh loll fhuraday a11d Jim Wolfe Larl' for an indc!lnile VISit with her 1on TaUahanee Roush •! ln law rnd dnuyh~lll', M< and M~' , ! l'· cl:id~~· Mr and \lfrl John Kyle Stump Akron and Mtl Ben ' Ml end !Ira Chorleo Beejle and aon, Columbus, Mr and "Mrs Gene l)eoatq, daughter LOla, of New 1\rl~htan, Pa , were 1uelt11 of their parcnto, Mr and Mrs RAe 1 £ "I IJI Yirliia - ' - the S0NOTONE way I to <;OMES If you PO~EROV. AREA • hav~ a hearing pro~lem, help ',s now at your door- step.. Heanng servrce from Sonoto""" - the "Ho f 1 '~ H~nno" · use o ...... " , IS now avatlable,tn Parkersburg and surrouroulng areas, I • ~ ~~~roud t~ot this is, dnother in o network of ~er riOtqne sown offtces -not ihdependent dealers I - 9Clot~d thro4ghout the U.S, , I \om"he~e t~ si:ltve you. My office is equipped to1mea: sure and _f•t ~OI,Ir needs so as to bring you better hearing c6ntt"'urng personal gutdonce bosis. ' Your hearing los~ COM be meosu--o.~ - and th I heari 'd "'-..I d rw e proper , . ' ng at trrulVI ually fitted- in prrvocy in mybffice 6r. ''1 your own home or office ; ' , 0~ 0 ) ') • I . \ ' ' ' I I / ' ' ' • �• • I ' ~ I ' 1-~6·, 111'.' 9· .\ T,._~U•8ent1M.I SPORTS / ' ' f• July 1~;J~5i!iL5 · , .• ·. · ;SPOR'IS 1)[81: (Colltll\_u" Ff91Q He loved Poinetoy. OOSk 1'1Jt F¥J) • ,,. • .' ,\, ~ ' ·-' ,pe., ' .,eek sa,ti•t ,, Woolil Likii It' ' riic!llt at GranyUlr4 rhe went to Akron of his abler and buslad Join, E. 0. porker JUIIPIY pastor ol th~ Cbu,.,h ht!re. ' .YOUR Sh6p~lag ~·adquarte11 FOR Men · Boys Womett Ou~ MCide~Q . Stvles CASH BAifli: OWNEYi' See F· 2nd Sl. Pboae 8t21J.Y Jlllddleport NOW ON DI$PLAY The Stu"ni!'gly Beautiful •' Borum Outt,oard " 'll•• .:...:. Motor Boat For 1958 Fo' The Flashing Performance and Flowing pesign!!d for the. Young In Heai't. The ' • . wide o ~d deefl) giving a 9.bPd 11J~osclr~ of ~xtra ' ' . H. thl-ce more 7 o'clock, pits ,lttst year's of Galli security to the 'booting family. 'lltorW, loft Wotor • '' IBI VI ,1-ait" Ideal for skiing, cruising, fishing, picnic· ., team had !oor ill!A wltlo·ll P'tneot AutomaJtt or Semi A1> tomaUo home • owued Softe"' era, Flit,.... ' Bring Tht Family In Today. ' ~ KARit & VAN :ZANDf.:' I ! / CU~LIGAN 1 r 1 ' I j , • INV. NT()~;'{ RE.DUC:TIO~ MOMTH I AT PREStON-MOtORS~ !,. \1 For An Exceptional Deal On A '58 Fqrd C:~n 9~~Tr~pk Or An A·.I ~-ed Cor J;le S'ure To Check Wlttf·Us·S'urh1glfhe • Montb Of July. We Ar~ Reducing All. l·nV.entories And i Ptissltil~ The S·o~ings On To You. Ri!l'oj!mj)erj .It's' Not ' .. fryie Selling Price That Counts_;_ lt;s l'he ·Difference j 1· ~0\J Pdy. Vi&it Ot.lr ~ew Car Show.Rooill'l .At 46! So~o~th • Third Ave., Middl;l>()rt Pomeroy Used · e~:~t Lot On West ·Main S.t. Miqdleport U5ed Car .Lot On Royte 7 ot Syco· '·•' . mbte St. .. ' . EN~OY THt ' ' • WEEKltfD . \ \ { • Oa 'lbe Beaullftd 9HI9 ~1'/ .ER MmMdfAN. , / MAPlE. \ Rice getting two slngles in three irlp1 to ~ce the batters. : The Une acorel: f j " Pomt~r, ~J.¥.11 M~ stJJ"'CI!:' , 214 W. Moln II. Phollil 16-M I p' • " ·~r . ' I o. Come To Tbe ' MOOSE HALL . ~0-50 DANfE 9 TDI 12 ~~~ ' . ' I·II '''IIOFT WAT~ JIERVICE Pho,ri.l 4IJ.1 5 ,..,_ IIO.X •• 397 . Mql" Street . Pomeray, Ohio . ,_..., W. ~~ . \ fielder. allo par 36-hole You• SCOTT·ATWATER ' MI~DQUAITIRI SOFT W..ATEII SERVICE ing and general family fun. Thursday by .MotORs l ' Exf:~pflQ~tllly . quallfl· Aitd ' 1 Philip Sporn, GSI oi '· Gnlllpoli~ b<hind him by his learn mates. The Weat Columbla-Lo<al 4~ and West Colurh~ds won 'first round g3mO!III in the Bend So!tball game w~• tnc besl pl~ved game ol ·ournan1ent which oPe ned ll.t \Bich· the •evening West Cqlumbla to9,k el Pield in MaBon last night. advantage •I two '!•lko and WI Sporn down!d Biggs lieP,.r~ error In the first IPnine to move !"•nt Sl91'c ol 1\1. Plman~ 9-4; In front 1-0. GSI whlpp<Jd Mlncnvlll• by 1~·3 : fnd West Columbus edged (l,oaal 430 of Kyger Creek, 3-1. ' The will continue BORUM affords the Ut~st ~~fet¥ and . .' ~~BO~TS Spnm4 ~SI, ~~llipolis Are 1st Round Soft Ball tines of the Dream Boat was especially Comfort becayse she Is .. ~ ' • 1· 11 ; ?4usic By'Edl!le Ji'ife's ...Sbadv Valley i;I.OY~ [lJW!teft MUsiC In Towii -Ere.,Y Scit. ·lilli-e"" itl:;:~;~;i:~~t~ ..... ,' I' �'\• " / --roa '' 1 - D room u~futnlthed aportmeat. PhoM 810.M. 6 20 If - ··~· -- ....... CONSISTENT UEPENDAliLII BESULT8 :. \VANT ADS ,- ,.-- Beautiful !-bedroom bome: Cen· trally loooted, o~t Ol blgb wa. ter. Beautiful .-river view. Larg~ ·PHQNE 398 ·' ----- -· ... ·- ,.) yard, garage. A'!aUable August (irst. Phone 319-M. J.B-10·12-31< BATES ~ ..." 90' •""" Ollo lllo:..U•m. Hlr.llalll4 cllaq 1 0IOo.-4 ....., fol' Wet <t<DII!I:UUVJ iluleriJSpOeW- ODO molllh !_or 2:> oent. por WOld. Full ralie of l coals per word wiD be <barl!ed-for achertlllnC U < ~~ 1ofpald for bef'"lbo Jlkn of ea:h mcmtb lciilaWIDJ IDserlloa. !lrron iJ1 AdvetliiWli--Sboula 1io! reoortod lmmedlatel,. l'bo DaU, SenUhel will n~ b,e reapora~ble for more than oniP lncol lOid laaerlloo. ~--~-­ Card of Thanb aaaSpeeW N.U.. of l:wenll tl.OO. Oh·-poobllabed 111 <eat por word. · I ' ' ------- --~ - I B Noteces -- ~ Good Bonk Grovel 45c par yd. Loade'd while you wall. Also trucks av:~;ilable to haul at rea· sonable rat.ea. WILLIAM McKELVEY Portland,. Ohio • Used IIUPER REGULAR OR SUPER PREMIUM AT Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op Auoclatlon Kelvinator relngcrator Good condition. Phone Chester YU-52231. 7 7 6tp Deep Freeze 14 cu. ft. good coH Jillon Also 14" porta Dle TV , G E. Set! Lewis Capehart, New Haven 7-3-8\L Hours · 6 00 A.M. to 10.00 PM. Daily Except Sunday ~. Mlln St. Pomeroy, 0. =====- 1tc Crc<tm ~octal. RQ(:k Spnngs Methodist Church, July 11 , 6·30 p m. Home mnde Icc crcnm, cake and hr!Veragcs 7 9 3tp ----- - - - -- James ~dgn 'Ashley will not be r csponsibl(' for ~my dc)ts nw1dc by llnyonc except huw;elf fl'om th1s dal•!. 7 10 6tc WANTED: n1de to Ktuscr l'J anl. Ravenswnod. Midni~ht shtft New Cbrysl4~r Alrlcmp' :V..HP Ca8e- ment wmduw Deluxe Atr Condition ~"r 11~ or 2.10 volts. Uegular Starting July 13th. Ph U20U-Ni. $a64 05 will sell at cost. Phon<; 7 lO 3lc 38B·Y. 7 C 3tc Jtubcrt E. Dolilcy will not be rc· 1049 }NrteY - Davidson ll)'dra· sponsihle fo1· any debts made by Ghdc 74 Motorcycle m good anyoue except himself from t bis con d:tum. Priced to sell Phone date. TU 2-4653~ New Haven, W Va . . Robert E Dailey 1 7 11 3tp t'u rni~hcd t t11 Auro So ies 7 8 6tp ----upurtmcnt on f!rat best series Mcrcur). Blllcttnur .• Cabbaac plants Late !lat Dutch and old-timu potjjtO on1on sets VB Belvcden·, to hl! planted in October. Al so fl.270. 4 dr. Sedan. Autom• rhuburh to cut and to ,,.deep tlc •hfrt II & H. i.o.ally •own 7-~·!lt :- cd. A very clean c:1r inside an rl out. Blacttnnra, Pomeroy, 0 7-6-Glt - -Chevrolet - -----· Vf, 2 dr 19:5~ $1,~U... !l'etzC ond one palr beagle pupB 7 months old. Se4:ond house east ·trtun ' J~Cbool hu1111c ln Syrucusc. Whi.'.'"1r>Iiolmcs. 7 12 3Jc glide, R & 210 Sedan. Power H. Outstanding. ~omeroy , 0 . · •utkt Ioiiar Por ~ r GRUESER BLOCK' CO. .,,y ,. '~ \'' 2 Mil•• North or PonMrtJ Ott'llt. ).~, tall Wm. Gr.O..r IIvek Sprl... I fluor. fJ large rooms and , bath. Front porch, gura~c Adultfi prefl: rred . Phone 97l·Y for ap· 1950 Mercury VB )lontclolr 7 8 3tc polniJincnt. $1 ,993 2 dr llor<l Top Nc. Pontiac trade·m Sml!rt wliJt,· 2 bedroom apartment Newly reno· 1nd red finish. Beautiful inter vated. lter.t rc38ohq bl e •Call lor. Low mllc<~~e ll'lnest anrl 44HI. · 7 9 tlc PomcrJy, 0 1~~ Plymouth &isca£_T_t;_B_L_OCKH BiocttnafJ. 7-tl-0! 1' WE BUY ITRUClURAL I I!AMI ICRAr IRON- MITAU OHIO \..\lALLEY JUNK CO. ""'"' 110 ,_ • '• R1d1o ana T~rvlce Phono Gt t, R1c 1ne, Oh 8-6-2ftt< lnllldr , .. d -- ---- (!20bl lnsurar•.c:e ::'-'--:::- -- Barnu-Siml)laoD lni'L"':.te ·Aitllh~ IIIOD B~l<k V8 Super, $1,64ft Middleport Fh··· .ll.qtr'"obllo 2 door Riviera Cpe Locally own 8 cow~; In good protluc lion Opal Bonds. Phone 63111-ll. 6-IO·If Hollon , Mlncrsylllc. Ph9nc 8l1M ed c:ar. Power Steering an<l .1 .~~-1 1 to att .U\iMPLETE lillurr.ace l!rotett•l)n brakea. A Super tn vulut• Jllaettnor.s, Porncrny, 0. 7-5-fttr Life, Auto~ rtre1 Polio. Call Our VIII~ r.Mdleporl, onto. Good CiNn Ullod Cor1 -- All MakoJ ond Modol• M.nl!OPOLITAN Auto lal11 Window oxhaust f4n 3 blade 16" wlth 1/6 HP motor \ln a:ood rona10 '"' dillon . for quick ROle $1~. 217·J. 7 10 ate '~d • door."l'artly euatu;;Jz;d. ' See It ot 01!3 S. 4tl! Ave., ~id· dleport, Ohio. ( -}\ For - ~--- -~ ~·- '''j ' --- -::-::'"'""':(21 f Real... Estate 7 7 6tp ~~" Fartnoll Cub Tra<lor. lfYdraullc Plow Mower. ·Cultivator. Trail· or, 9 ft. bed. II. 11. Gray, 111. 7, t mi. north of Chester. IAIUR •f ,MftnjtRI,· l .•.,, .I ' 'I ,;t �• -. ' . ' ' . lo'LLANT. MAN PAVORED J!IGU;woop, calif, ~t «t POMERO\ . SOCIETY I I ~ Lodge · ~- ~ -,. Meetin~ ,-~ .!1eld '·'" ' ' Trainmen me~ 1at tbe NG. 74 ,· )Yoodman ·Hall, Wedn!J:day aflet- (Doll& Bailey) ani! four children of Levittown, N. Y., and Mri, Harold JJarrl•on (Mary lane Balley) and children of Fort Pierce, Fla, are vJs. iting theJr parents, l\.lr. and• Mrs. Her111an B•lley. Peggy Vanderhoof, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Carl Vanderhoof of Marion, is ~he guest of ,her uncle we~e Joined there by &Irs. 'Herolrt Johnson, Ricbard Leifheit anti MISS Nancy Runyon, of SpriDtf· CO!llas aod 1 Dianne. They wtU Clarence llpend a week with the Vander- Slater hoofs. · 'arc 1 her grandmother, Mrs. Charles ]f. HarUty Swnnson, , •t Gallipolis. She wlU ..,,. for also visit ber uncle and aunt, ~r. and Mrs. Charlea •8. Swanson and family, ~tote returning home. lfiss Loll Cecil was taken to the Melgo General Hospital yesterday by the Rawjlnga-Coats' ambulante for tre~anent. Mrs. Hr,l.(ID Beeson arrived fr.om. Columbtil Wedneaday foi- a '1'llt with lllrl. W. H. JqbUOi and other friends,.._\1t ,1 • • Mr ind Mra, CUrtis COnley, of Mra. we~ both ' .f~!!~"' pesta \ ' ~ l-· ' ·.y·: _: ; ·" • . 0) 1j..; ~et,..lffuO.._:.t~~_--•-•------Oblo, Saturday, Jul7 12, 1958' '· 8Aev .c~,·• I ' ' ' llelgs County bore the brunt Friday night of one of tile worst eleclrlcal and thunder stonns it has experlerlced In a · ntll!lber of years according to County Engineer JED Harttn• ger today. · . Hartinger r~ported that there was very 1ltt~ damage as, a result of the stonn and that there had been reports however, . ' ' \ ---·- ~~trict .' l,,) ' . ij \< ' Qo4fd T~ : by redudng vitlbihty to •n almost zero. maDded to the lfeig• County Jt:-'1 The weathtrman eam'e up with lod37 under bond of $3 000 each bit u!lual prediction today - more l :w.aitin& Grand Jury action on fatn. eb,jges of, IBI!Iult with intent to But he sa1d there 1~uld be fair kill' and uttering of menacing weather Sunrlay was the seattcred threats. showe111 and tnundenbowen ex~ petleo today would end by tonighl At IUDr!Je today, Clevellnd re· ported tbe o~ly ramtall. There wat a' layer of ground fog over mOlt of the other areas of the llate. ' Priday's sbowerJ produced 1ome / T.-o Racine brothen were I Jcs-1 ,' yet TRUE- 3 Complete Roems AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES S59500 A 1954 CHEVROl£l 210 ------ ·-- ·---- $895 2 Dr. Seda~t Radio lleater, Sll\. :frAAJiritoolon. BoauUiul two tone blue orlglnai flnllh. Extra clean inaldo and out. A one ownoer car. 1954 BUICK Ctntury · ·-- ---- -- ·-- · $1,295 2 Dr. Rtvtern CP!l. Dynafibw, Radio and Heater. Clean blue and white ori1lnal fln!fh. wltll • .,. seal eovert. Thlo ear showo ueeptlonaleare. \ ' 1954 BUICK Road111111ttr -- · -- -- -- · .$1,295 4 Dr. Sedao. llynaflow, Ridlo, Healer, Power Steering and ·Power Brake~ Spotleoo orl1lnal Blue an<! White finish with extra 11e.. bluolntertor. A really wonderful ear at olow price. 1955 PLYMOuTH V8 Belvecftrt ·· · · $_1,~70 • Dr. Sedan. Automatic Shift. Radio and Healer. Locally owned. A vrr-t elean ear lnalde and out. , Frigidaire \ Rdrirerator· , •, tn other casea befcte .Ju~e Peoplea today J matter, in yhu:!l U!wtence' Jeffrlel. wu ,acruaed by Wilbur Smith ot 1Gahanna Ob1o conversion ot _property w:b oettled by Jeflrlel , agreeinc to \'ay Smitll . for a PQDY left in his care which be atleJoclly sold tu another party. IOffrU.s also agreed to pay the f01t1 Df the ease anrs the matter di1111iRM: witbout r!a[ In ller foul. She Is tho . 8fand· dauah\er of Mr. and Mr.. C, H. Wl1e Jr. J , Mrs. R. k. Pictens and 1on, Ray, lett Wc.dneada¥ lor M!nneapolia,, Minn., where they wlll visit her INCLUDING parent•, Jlr. and Mn. Ralph erosby~.... J E H I nd I ~• . , · areya fulf~lze -:-\ . Gas Range } . * • * :. ""- sster, Mro. ::d\~:.~:~.~':M~U and brother, Josepb D. Bryan BGTLI I!QA rr· ,.. SA~E J ULY I 1 'r l ~~ , , ,. ) . . 1· .~r, eord. 'Y 9~~ ·- · · .'; I ftliLII t • ... - · • f "' Mrl. Bryan John In Columbus Dr. ·~ aqd Mrs. Harley, and France• Alia and Jamea In Spflnilfleld. , , . , '; Hornce Of ~ theParker~bur,t ll>eal C.o<u Cpla , Is lI~~~~:=;;:::;;;;:!::~t$JSal56l~~~~~ ln thia a ollea meeting or I Tbo Rev. and il ~ ... . '' bl\l't, Mary Ann ' ~:ere eallod tD \ luy on Eaay Ttlmi A 11111111 clown pay· fM!!t ond ·only $1.00 "''day. • j' 'AKE'·R 01 ~~fed h!h· lni Mcond!l)< I - '' ' ~ lion lp florida. vtslted reliltlve• to Florida. vacatton;,;;ii}iipiu! 91 tile " Chlil-eb FURNITU~E 0. !lie~ C11Mr II 1955 CHEVROLET V8 -- ·-- ·-------- $1,225 Dr. 210 Sedan. P~wer1llda, Radio ~nd Heater: Boautlfnl tan and while finish wlth new tan and white' seat covero. Low mile· .,._An outota1Kllltf automobile. t year whiol!, 1955 BUICK Special .... · ' .. -- -- -- -- -$_1-,290 or . 1956 MERCCIIY VI Moltclalr · ·· ··· $1,995 . . ' 1 Dr. lllrd Top. N4W Pont!.. tnd•ln. Smart white and red liDlib .-!Ill beauWul vl~J'\ mateli\Di Interior. Low llllleap. J'lneot and belt larlel llii'Ct11'1' ·1 V-8. 100 Tudor Sedan, FOI\Iom!lllc, Power Steorlna. Very Sha,rp. one Owittl' r.h. • 1956 CHEVROiit VI ·.. -- .. -- -- -- · $1,495 • 1 Dr. llldali: Olio el lite otW,..ot 'Ge IIIY"htre. Powcr1lldo. Spo~ IMt Vltt1l tl'lm. Radio ancllleater• 1956 fORD va ·.. ·\·-- .......... -- $1,395· -- cHMOLET 1 J!r, Sodan. --'"" ·~ :19R . Spukllna orl&lnol Blue and ,WhJte flnllb. Fordo- .- ' ' l4 T_ql Pkktp ·· $l,895 ~ -•lu,.l_ ])Mo.~ llrto.,Loob llltt 4-'~ . oiiow. A New GMC tndt ' · ";lts3 PLYMQU:TH ---- .. -- .. ' ·' ·:··•---S4$5 4 Dr. llediri. Nt-w'lllue llnlsl! will! Jlftl blyt I ". . •t . eeven. ~ MORI--S.WIAI LoW~$99:00 f s, t I , per 'l'rlef oald. .So.mt!thing Hew ·- I 1957 :f9RD,Pallfane ·.. · --· .. ·-- -- $2,195_ 46 high 4 Dr. Sadall. New Orefll and wklte flilloh with new aray oeat eevera. For the peracon who wanle a late model car with • Std. Tta-lMioQ. ' STEAK· ' •' • 'j ' r~ beavy raintaUs. patient at the St. Jm!E!ph Ho11pltal, \ Parkersburg. Sandra llctz, daughter of Mr. and Mr~. Wtlhnm .Bctl Jeckaon, ~ recovering from blood poisonlQJ AU NEW r!!RNITURE FOR of buvy water on some of the county roads during the heightll of the atorm whJ('b dumped an ~ average of J 8 ln('beJ ot rain throu;.ti:Iou~ the area There Vlere no windJ or hght.. nJng damages re~orted in tbe rounty, but tbe torrential rains <1dded to the halard• of driving ltaeioe B~others · Bound To Jui·y On $3,GOO Bonds ' and Mrs Wllli:lm B Downie anrl Wallace Laine al\d son, llmmy, other relative!. will arrive Friday for the weekend Mrs. JOSE:ph Matthews and fam- with thl!tr . grandmothcr~ returning Uy of Cincinnati are visit10g wit~ to Clcvebnil Sttnd1y. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sisson ann MJsset DPrbara and Mrs. Paulne Angeletti of 378 E vert have retUrnmf frorq, ,a '"'''" ·II' Seeond·st. weeks vlait with robtivea in iumbut. 1 Mn ' Ailo Ho<e, I• a ~a~ent the Holzer llospltal In ~iJalllpolia. :drs. Hoce IF! a si.!ter nf Mrs. sic Hennesy, , '"'tt r Mro. Lo~111 Douglos, 'wpo ba• been o~~s:listln!J U1 the C:ll"C! of ldrs. Ida Nell, at lhe home Iff !<irs. Lll· llan McGhee, baa ~turned to her home in Belle, W. Va. Mn. r•.1ul Darnell is a aurgiciil ----- AR~t- BIJimAU OPENS STATION More Than 1.81nch Rainfall Is Rroorded Throughout Area " ,EtBE8FHDS .J~,lw field. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fred:er of Rac!ne apant tho holldJ.V weeJ<. end at Dayton with Mr. Freeker's 10n and daughter-ln·law. Mr. and Mr1. HermaD F'reck~r and famuy Mr. and Mta. Donnld Marks Ullloll have returned from a •tacaUon &1 1 Mc!G~~·· , , Virginia Beach. and . Mrs. JWry Laing o! Mn. Louis Mitchetrield and nre JU~Itl or the ,form· children or Rochester, Mich. arP~.. )Bother, Mrs. Edna Laing, 'and the gue&ts ot her m~Jther, Mr~o . cousin, Mlu Nin:1 Russell Floyd Clark. , wW also vlsil Mrs. Laing's MI .. Margaret 1o Elberfeld of Mr. end Mrs: ~ale. Westervtu0 Ia the guest of Mr. WrJ.Uht of R,utland.' Mr.•nd l!a':-s. ' · ·Lash Thru Meigs . to be hold for lbe and aunt, Mr. and Mn:. L W. 'Me- lies. Mn. Middleport s.tiiJ J -.. Plans were made lllrs. Cllarle$ Finnigan ___ _ ,__.._,_ ' when thO Wbite , Roie tbe BrotherhOod - of ' ' ' lllrl. Rattle W~llard RO(ID. -· ' To Plan Picnic Pomeroy Bend - W~iteJQse •· Mrs. Earl Thoma Is Hostess For Layette Shower ~al­ llan today loUed lil his barn -~ocl Part whjle nelng wu vltluaUy eoneeded him saturday's ''162,100 Hollywood Gold CUp. Mrs. Earl 'f'homa entertained --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,J•t her home on Wolrs Drive TueBt day evenl.:l~ with a !Jyette shower honoring her alBter, Mta Harold Hoger. The gift table wu placed In THEATRES front of a picture window end MEIGS-POMEROY decorated wltb a large stork and ' pink u.d white table cover. Pink TDN.IGHT , and blue wa• carried out lo the '-ruE FEMALE ANIMAL'' decorations. Hedy LaMarr- Jane Powell Featurette 1 Durflt1 the evening game• Mrs. George Wildermuth Is were played and prizm; were a· vlsttmg in Massillon wi&h Mr. ani. "A BOY AND IDS DOG" warded to Mary Lou Burnaide, Mr1. Jame.s Ruckman {Corinne Ruth Staockton and Mrs. Floyd Ashworth) and lillont d•ugbter, SATURDAY Barbara Ann. Kina. "D~ON AT SUNDOWN" A pink <~Dd blue decorated cake Mr. tna Mrs. Hoy ".Riffle and Randolph Seoll - John Carroll tee cream deconrecl with mina· son Melvht have returned from -alsoture blue storks, coflee, lemon· DeKalb, DJ. where they vliJted "LET'S BE HAPPY" ade, and miniature :~tc..rk favors the formers brother F..mory llif. Tony lhrlln- Vera Ellen were served by the hostess and fie, who was injured in a farm SUNDAY 1111 TUIIDAY ~ Mrs. Geora:ia Thoma to tt,. follow· aecldent. Mr. RIIne h11d juat J'IJ "COWBOY" ing guests Mrs. Laura Hager, Mrs. turned home from a Chleago Glenn Ford- Jock Lemmon Yvonfte F)owen and daugbte; 1 Hospital, where be had been UD· Bren(la, Mrs. Harold Bumaide, der the eare of a bonP- specialist TEMPLE-Middleport Mary Loa Burnside, Miu June since January 1. Enroute hOrtl!! Sayre, Mn. lames ~ayre an•l the Rtrfie'a spenJ; a day at Lake TONIGHT ond SATURDf.Y daughter Brenda, Mrs. Floyd Michigan. THE MONOLITH MONSTERS King, Mist~ Ruth Storkton, Miss Melvin Riffle Ha11 returned to Grant William•, Lola Albrlj]ht Linda Stockton, Mrs Roberta h111 employment at Columbu~ -alsoCruthcrs ilnd daughter Debbu:, after a two weeks vacation with "LOVE SLAVES OF Mrs. Webtr Thoma, Mlas Norma his parento, Mr. and Mra. Roy THE AMAZON" Bcarhs, M:r.a Florence Burnaidc. Riffle Don Taylor - G1anna Segele Miss Barbara Eskew, Mr1 Glen Mrs. Pearl HyceJI end grand· Thoma, Mrs. Georgia Thoma an.! aon, Rodney have returned home SUNDAY ond MONDAY , the honored guett Mra. Harold after a two weeks visit In Bloom· "DARBY'S RANGERS" Hager. field, N. J with Rev. and Mn Jame• (Maveilrk) Garner Sending gifta were Mcry Kauf! Niels Christensen Etchalka Choureau Mrs. Bert Sayre, Mrs. Dana Mur· Mrs Emma Leifheit, Mra ;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;~~~~~r~ay~,~a~n~d~G~r~a~ce:_;P~e~tz;in~g~er~--- and Theodore Lehew, William Lehew son Teddy r~pent hut Sunday at Groveport With Mr. and Mra Robert Lehew and dauahter. They , ,.. Th~ Daily Sentinel · ,' I. , "~lli!Y ~\IJiel, Nme!;Oy"MldcUeport, 0., July 11, 1958 -· ,_ collections to#lt.· oniD.. fromlbu ' ' ~.t10.· • About one ineh was reported at both Cleveland and Youngstowa while three quartera of an ineh ilrendled tho Dayton and £ lncllf natlareaa. Early temperatures today ran&· ed from 81 .at €anton to '10 • at L � 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 11, 1958 fontana fulton german heil hysell mcdide