https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a78ed4a1ad14fe425b186e01213ffd14.pdf 75046faa9bee080cdb794020cd5ca96f PDF Text Text • -. ' . ' ' . 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 �I' ' %-Dally Sentlpel, o., Jiilr 12, 19S8 v $f'l7/HEL . ""'"'r:;'" ·~ · ~. . -·..,~-+, fEI-~Yl~'tO~ t;:UIJ>t-~·­ fJulmentating, Editorially WSA% f r.v· (:ht~"•l3 ' Ja" Chlftlel3 - iUIUGY ,:~. ~ Tornadoes-A"d WeatheiP~edictions 1fiE I PAl~ ~eroy-Middleport, w . ' ' . jj \ ' 6 30 The Storr 7:00 Noah's Art , '.oi.O: lim Ot , 1!. T:~ 8:00 Clrele 3 Rwll , ) ... 8.00 that. w1th present-day facilities and weather •·so Jlatpar of tb~ fun~, • 9:00 detection data, there is i10' way for the U. S. )0;00 ilowdy Doody ' ' ; , .. lO The Ruff aa4 )led4Y 11JW11: Weather Bureau's tornado warning service 10. 11:00 Fury to detect the approach of all major torna· 11 :30 B(ondte. ', II 8tj5 • There have been criticisms of the Weather Bureau concerning tornado forecasts in recent years, and some this year, especially that connected with recent tornadoes in Kan· sas - in which more than a dozen persons were killed. ~ritirisms will, of course, be made each year, but -in the field of tornado detectio.n - they are seldom vali4 criticisms. The opposite is true concerning hurricanes A hurricane is a huge storm, moving very ' lowly, and can be tracked, its center can be detected - relatively easily. On the ~ontrary, tornadoes develop suddenly, sometimes almost without any warning, strike rapldly. and are usu ally over within twelve min1tes. That is the average life of a tornado When tornadoes strike suddenly, as !)ley did in Wisconsin and Kansas recently, citizens are Inclined to ask why the U. S. Weather Bureau's tornado forecast did not warn of the danger ahead This 1s impossible, in all cases concerning tornadoes While many Americans understand this, it Is important for the average citizen to realite does, or to wayn residents In areas which \2:00 12:311 might be hit. , A recent wire-service story spoke of the 1:00 I:U top weather expert in the U. S Weather Bur- 4:30 eau station at Kansas City as "charged witll 5:00 5·31j keeping Americans from getting -kille!l," The 3:00 story gave the Weather Bureau chief's rea· 6:1d sons ~ nd ~xplanations why j ~e !{_a!!,SijS City storms were not detected, or WP.Y feP, idents were not warned of ·tl!!iii;~:::~~~:~: ~ these tornadoes. No llllCIIU is n there was some negli,!lfPCe,' II 011e Ullliet: stands the nature of the tbr~ci,Q . Tn!,; ~a, ditions can be w~tcbtd, 1\M ~DC~~Ill 9\lli~ P di\ions can be reP,l!tt~. However, racta,• r.~J~rl~ -110, teet forming to11~11fi; ber of years - d:~~~~t~r'~:~~~~~~~~ of one scientist ! weather mforrna\lop - ljtf~r,e' 'map wiU up. cover enough of IJ\e seerets Jlf nat~~re know when tornll(lbes w11J •U~- ,, pareqta are This year, perhaps more than any other for several ,in the past, has been one of "Great Exodus" into central Ohio by Meigs County teachen nnd administrators• Most remarkable is that five form er Mergs coaches or teache,rs are congregated within a 20-mlle rAdius of the Mt. Gilead area. Items ' Hartsell Dodrill, fo rmer East ~rn High coach, is settled at MI. Gilead as Industrial arts lnsti'Uctor and grid coach. ' Dick Retton. still of Pomeroy but not for long, moves to Mansfield-Madison as head basketball coach ' not far from Dodrill. Robert (Buck) Grav. recently resigned executive head ol Eastern District. goes to Johnsville, Morrow County, within 20 miles of Mt Gilead. onr.-Um•• Ponther Afl mosl of u11 grow older the grid eoaeh . nnd mul!h beloved, I! jolnls ~ct n littl e> stiffer each year a! Mt Vernon when i! cort1es time lo roll out of Charles Stpnlcy , nutlvc Mch!s t~ o sack in t ~e morning .,.. product. Is Jarv11' assistant at Ml Vernon. 1 Only ~reed to r 111!114 lbem on your ,.,,, v' A ' l ,, ' •.. ' ' ;r '· Hagslt Bil~la' "'• ' , ~~~ • ., . \ Reatlt.. (l& ' Talee 'or WJIII 'h;eJI.,) UBI rarao -··' I ' • .r m• ~t1n1 ot the church, Snnday evening at 6 p m. 1 .j ~I : t, 1 • .' '• JULY ~S~t:t:~ ' ., Your Lown Has ~ It~ . ~ ·~ individual ...,~'1 ) And There's A JocQbsen Mower to Mdke It Look It's Best ~ ... ,''Fe~ti.1re .For F.eoture s The Finest You Can Buy. Sh~w • ' •l 1 fwo.wte- .... ; • i '' • Chcinnei8-Monday Morulnf W. S. C. S. PICNIC W. 8 c. s. picnic at the home of Mrs ' M L. French. Monday evening, rain or ahiht~. , Claa! It and Afternoon Clrcl•s inylt~~· Bring !avorlte covered dish an~ table service. Me..igs -· ClltCLI TO MilT The Friendly Circle ol the Fe4· erated Church will meet at the 12:00" ll!e on the Parm • church Tuesday 'at 6 p.m. for a 12:30 Highway !lolldayo potluck dlnn~r. Veapo~ 1ervlces 1:00 Quest !or 1Adventure In charge nl Mrs. Pearl Mora will j:311 Holi~ay Abroa•l be held In the Llttlo Chapel of the church, followjng the dinne.. , .00 Camera Eight Mcmberl!l are requestotl to tak\)• ~ :00 ' Scloqco Theator · , [heir own table , enice. ~~,.. J ·30 Htrch of !oledlclne' t 1 • • t:oo )JObA\ Hopklpo ,Tile 1 ., HOLziiiHOsPITAr;Li: • · f 311 The Sunday Show Adllllttcd, July I 10· 'Irs. William ' :1& Tbe Little Rascals W. Inglea, Muon; Leonard 0. All· ,,ao Annie Oaki•J su•y-thanlltle that to oCcur tO ' ind older. larm pc)p.tbia age '6,5 years as ''Where Qu1tllty, Cor.' ~d 1< Bll~erD!It f'OR '. BEST' ' ,. '< ~ OOTD ;<0;,A;>rl<:ki ' ' l ' 1f; )\ • ' • ~ -30 . .... .1\! ) ' \ I TRACTOR SAJif,S' ,'<! Ph. 4U ' ' Pomeroy ,, ' • . ,: I . 'I ti! ' #· ' ' \~ l • ' I ' -· ' • •t;;:.' • FULTO" TllliP$.oN.· ' ' •' ' "1'1' '••1·, <' ~ :311 "'' ' .jh...J.•' I "· 'I ' ' •' ' ' .' ff '• ' . l' ... o( Ljle , Fqr Tomorrow· l;luldlnl LlthL . , • grotohep :w~~~ Show Th• World 'ftlrDI New Bulletin Gives Hints' F" '\......, trip Into old ,Mtxloo , .-. ,1 ~~ "'" lllck "'·wtrlc ot btl li nlilstoti """"' ~4111' - And llrlflk •Cllltc.. dtnlta ho'o IOhl"f old ·l!tft olmito cortoln oll!i!a of II ' Thtl&e yoUni rry ltat.cmenta 11'(1 ~ Mrwor - ~ PY thla W'Mk practically unhellevablo, ,llr.-k '""'""" ~hlfllc41 4,1 having known Mr. Kennedy litH!,. •• 11 Jr. 19f6, ~....... hdl••'""'"'tod It t. nearly comparable to Clll· ,4 ~ ltlock on hint - "O,r lni Rocjne Prlnol""l Donold ~O!f~ • ~ ••I !II< Ill "'' knoo,• 14 LIK hl Fmgered Harry", or ahor. · ~t!fMtod fel'llltt' Chlofl noy f'rod W Crow, "Freddlo lhi 'OHtltY 'hot!H tf ""'" c•. lflte,'' ' I•~!"~\;~~~ .... . . t.o lind out I rom Leo uaod to be Cllled ;w. '"""' • • tl . l • 11:00 MGM Late ' ·Jocobs'n ,; Po~,.~ ;' &·OO !IGM Spectacular a • 11t Time ,S.e.r:.' ., ·:·. ' ~ Martins FerJ'.Y , 0 , taxldermlat was MEN1' Nlckn:.mcs ure tricky riven the job of puttln ~ tho things Usuil iiY 1hey suggest a ',.,. """' from • I WE'ItE WONDERING DEPART· trout bae ~ Into Its aho~IJ ina l op. of the' person to peortncc. "flo • beouU!ttl thlna, choracterl!tlc whom they nr(l nttnehed For year• e'(cn to one who has never hnd the mine Wall "Curly" ror quite oblbrlll of ••tchina a trout vious reason.& Then there 111 Curly \ Ruppott of Middleport, Th la "fit s" ABOUT TOWNt Duhon't boco usc It Is ridiculous. the Rev. Drut lltft In Mlddltlllfrt It RUPI>Olt having uboolut clr IIN'tllol lit ntw olr coft!lltlon- frnotoward hlna on top to curl. l!!t lnllollotlon-Lionol '""' of lbo Mld~loport Qo"•rtmtnt Mlddl~ port youngetera ~ hot illcD In New York whl!pored . tl!t • llirtlllt trl' oil wotfl .,.. IUII!ll Prti!Ch ond fomllr ,I •• comlnJ back; from a the Inner office of themselveiJ boll game while going to on<> (II furniture ~na'n !Wison U.1 ker In tl)at wr'rc po~!tlble, it Wtl \lld hop. ~lddleport. If they happen to he pen to this couplet - Anot~er Ia lllbermen. huve a real trent theoe d ocket Lullunce Of Middleportd•1•· And of course mnn Y faithful Ed hna mounted on hla orflco foll 11w thoir sons whort1· waJI a 16-pound trout he hooked mothers uvcr they ['lay 1nd landed in Canadian WB tcra eprln~. Planta. ~ Vltitor~ ttJ dUrlna a vbcullon tblo ' 6 15 Slin On 7 00 Toda1 • 9:00 Homper 1100111 9·30 Katie Doo9an $ho" !O·:;o Dou!I'>·Re-~1 10.30 Treo!lld"• 'HuDI Alcoa Theater , Supi~fpn , · Newo Hoallt.m. \Veath.,..lll The Jack Paar Show Sip Off 'oh ttlon for t'is ls to take up o slrlrt regi me of exerctseo, or ~ rnddcnta11y, Buck Grny Is ' Mt ct~h!i lhr n!lc!l. which wti'd all be worrying nbout keeping the luwn wise to do, but very few of us will I• ~:!~!:• Patriot ; Mi1s Elizabeth 1 Middleport; Mn, J. S. V~n eut at hb rural Melgo home on Rt do 11. Manuel C. Grueser, PI 7 northt•aBt or Chc11ter The Gray1 Pomeroy: George W Coi'bln, Frequ en t .vlsltor11 :.1t local youth •re nol Mlling thtm property Qalllpolls; L Null, GalllP,O· hm hall parks They have It ,...'rcnled But tho hs Forry; R. Leon; loase Is no •lmple thin g Fronk Will d Pomeroy follow s , Nelaon Wll· ~ On e partv )1as the brOi ler house, nlrdio Jone11' Vets and shp1 11om C Dll· ttftother lhe farm and a third the down· to Middleport for Pnn ~ Ion , Sr . bouse it!;c lf! Surely, tt•e Gray.!! feel, one of Lpauue.gpmca He was ttlere Thltra July It: dpy nll ht lor Roolno va, tho ColD' Mrs. Loul• M<tCor1,Pick, tf!oe three 11ught to moW tbc nels' - Mr 'and Mrs Hnbort Price Oiaehargedl l•wn ttf Por11tmd who aoitleHmc• meet Mra ' The,. cbitalall may be duste~ on Yout vo~blel either alB1!11• or combined lB one dust. It ~to• no dilret'ence. lull • 10 rou let Chanri.,• 3-:-Mo.lnda":T• MUTt....UIIPfoy All 'l1fll)ber~ of I~• Yotll\ F~Iloweli(p o{ ~ ~alb lleth~ <hati, Ch¥rch who plap Ia alit~ th , Ljlncp1IP• Camp, on~ lloflil ly Chol Tonnohlll ' Steve Allen Sh9W Che"Y Show Deeislon ( TU . _) News HeadllneJ ' N!lewateb - ' - - - - --..- Daily~ DUNNIT I deJier'a tbelt. Nfl: J<prnlnl 1:00' .Slin Off Trouble Will! ;.ther ll<iwn on the l!'aj-m , Ua~all ' ~elective Diary Waterfront • Bil Picture Newe PjctiU'<! Sports Eye "'""""mtfl WHO Rex Jarvi s, ,1~o StoQ ' WJth the new inooetieldel ani The Ute of Ill • tltrte In 1 dull on tile 1111rket, In· or .,,., thould Jive you Ullleoatrol can oe foctory reJulu. The only caleb 11 have to be apYqetablet lhet err your sullen. The7 won't a but alttln1 on rour :.. -- - - " . f.. ' ' t . >~~ I ,, ' -;1'~ · .. . ~ ···i·~r· " ·,~ 1' .. ' ' ' ' }' i ' . ' •' ' ,. , . I ' ' r ' \ ' i"' '' I' ,. ' - I ' 'I �. . JQ8roy Me~ts' GllliPO, l is.. In , · · · ' ltfi~dlepo~ -G~s ToJacbonF~r P~f)f · ' ·- Tlle8•ICI SPORTS '' , DESK we like who arJ· thinking qbout a·new home., 'I , ,''&'tJfAJN " 0 lr CltiT TANidHILL ~· lttafntaln a compllte li~~~~ ~ ho~~ ,tan! which i•cludoo """"of ...ry ""'' Amo,. fli,H 1atto Promises To Hib lntere~t • second annual regatta sdleduled for the Ohlq !Uver In our front Aug. 17 could do much to enliven intereBf \D !lQallng and water sporta generally l!ere. ' Last year the Bend Boating. plub sta&~d a noqle ,uorl b!!l ~ven the weather conspired ~ r~duce lljla_ ll) 9~ !Ji!l ~v~riJ. lAteness of the season ~nd coPfUcts W!lb O!b!'!' areal slaillli ngatlaa doomed the 1957 event frQm '!Jeljlg the -ii!CCUJ ' ft ~uld have been. ' But 1938 promises to be muc~ dlffer~nt. A minimum of 30 and up ~ ~' profe~~ioJial drlv,rs wi\11 h·powered boats seeking po q!f on a l)~i!pJllll r:~~n~ s~;~!F 111 be here from til points I the mldw~~- Mdi!d .'!3 W.fl!lf me~ forward In the "runa uti• cl~s' loc~Uy, ptll~ ~g'l\a ~is year should be on a par. Willi the II!Ore v~t~r~n 8f\rtvf . • : panw above and below us. The Uniform Bunda' S.liool Le,.on Jor July 13: "SOpAL JUSTICE AND THE' GO~ P,EL." M1tthew 5: liH~; 2:f:' 23-26; tul:e Ul-58. It can be trul' a'l!d that any ehurch muat be. mealured by its and by tlie way it. the I I ~, • Detalla of the race~ are plan !14 'a1 !ndl~.~!ll~ bR~l': · · First race, stock, utility ruqa '1 uf,l, up 10·tli'd Inc!~~~~~ ~orsepower. "'~'r < ~ ' I>! • ., •o -t .le, . ....,f,. . ' T . . . · . This regatta will be sanctlo ~a by 11\e ·Ia u~g"s tbo Q ~, ,...,, \ ~ ......,,., ~jtd . . llecond race, same, over 40 hqrsepower. Four racea following, protelllp9¥1 driver• flflctly-th~~ -race, .CiaBS c, service runaboufl !~. f~Jrly' J~ ·jql)); lourlh tace, hydroplane Claas B; flf\h r~-. bYd~laP,e' Clap t; - ~th race, Class Dand F. '. · Seventh race (final), unllmlte~ . , " •' Clu~e~ D and F will dtsrila. the fas~l ,)loa)J. lfhe" •~-~~ ruped up jobs revvtn, up to 70 i11lles per hpur. A total of M7o will be aw rdilcl ln C!!th prileB. For 111' •final unlimited race an engravpd' lf.OP!IY roet to the wlqqer. ,,_ing Own Starters, to those who with .eqnce~~ ~ I, ~even Races Will Be s;·Rf!l plant JOU can firulone "iust righr' far you• Once a •• St,op In 'ncl see us 10011. Our ho•• plannlnt c1.. l 1 • partmanl wlll be ilacl 10 , j • "?.!.' Ia = up, you ,.,. rorpl:·jt if'it'uilllle bf Akoa AI~ ·~tms- elve y6u·,WflY assistance Irom ,th• tlnie you Hl~t ' ~ ', · II d86M thO weather, ..,. llisll d~~ have to be • ~ ' Ind. }>rltticany ' ~ uj)Qep, o)imiQ! E ' 'liJ IDB&1I. Come A)co4 , 'It ..." .• ' l., your plan until you tvm in your flnii~ .. , ., 11...,_ '1J::BDa f the same nanle. TheBe fello .1aNJ'li't·•Jill!l'flll' ~ ' ey , :~. They even brinll their . '~f' ~~ 1P!lt~ iflt~ It'• mv hunch that seteetlnr ~UR. -17 fq~ tl\1 Ji'g!ta p~ 1 ,master stroke by tHe lo~tl club,.!l'lie water event ~i\&ld ~ i · lt~tlnr and •I!Ce'Ptahle cllll)ax to a week of gala fun :which wUl lnclude tfte Meigs County fair. il . \' 'I - ~ega Whoops Jt trp For 'at l ,•. ' . J ·Y;· $PEC:IAL$· . I ' I -~ot At·Title :·:"~ ·• J11W YOI\11: UP! - Welt,er· \INIIhl eont•nder Gaopa• Prltla. menrel)r oeared TV bout. wa1 Mthooplnf for a $300,000 lltlo ' hi today. , . Co-maupr Ntek ll(nlean uoug" utd the Pri~t4 . To·,. ~•n j .. i 4 'I 1 ·.~1· 1 . ''· . . . . , ·· ·•a1.ao·. ' 1\oo!'l' for ~,w M~els Arriving. . ,. -~in~~vi r~~n : With · ,, All Must Mov, 'fq .MC!ke , ~T ' ' .4-t:4~~"~$, ~WE$:TIM(iJ:10U.1--~- --~~~· • ~0 UDitl lollabr CriWfOrd In 1 • ' • ' ..gQOO ' C.F.M. MQBILAIRE 'fhe Fan On Wheels ,. f;l~·!)@f '·. - . ) 'J i f ' �' - ~ ·-) '' '· Houoe for Sal~-JNew rancb ~. 2 bedrooms. A 1 hardwood floors plaotered walla, full blloement; mcludink draperies and buUt.in washer and dryer. Call Mason 1 SP-35282. 7 7 '8te A'~tibioties To R~ue -.of Antibiotics are coming to the dioeose.• JWII' :l!<•ll~ Modernized 4: bedroom. home 1Witl\ fi!BCUe of American cattlemen uttuty, bath, and aummer ,cool· ,who've been barasaed for many lng system Phon• 8151 lri"'Hs· years by 1 valUe type of dlleose' clne between 8:30 aod 4:30 Mon- that attackl animals in tranail. doy lhru Fridoy. Dr Nelson King of tho Ohio ~g· 7 8 1 ~t-= 1 ricultural Experiment station 'baa ------:--:-:--:-:--;- 1out shipping lever obarply In heel .&! ' 'eall)e by the mjeetion of 10 cubic oeenumeters of biclllin or combiotlc. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT ' · I The Ohio otallon buys !be bulk Eoto" of Chorln E. W. Downlo of Its expcrtmentel cattle from Decused T,xas rancl;lcn. Eight of every No. 17,876 Notice ts hereby given that 100 cattle not given an anllbiolle i1ora o Dowttie whoso P""t Offieo on the ranse developed ohlpplng address1il Pooieroy, Obio baa bee11 fever before reaching Wooster or duly appointed Excl:utr!X of :he shortly therJafler. Yet ooly 6 of Estate of Charleo E w. Downie each 100 ealvei 1lven o'JI inlee· late of PmMroy, M.l·ige County, tion in Texas came down with • Lega1 NOnCe mala were rou.ea •DY ·~ AltboUII> Dr. encour•liDI, he oaoe io· itill ery. Tbe c:a9ae. petlo a virus, Ia nol. yet lm6wn., Tbe, bacteria '!mown u Pu~ur'-~ ore ,present lo airlm•ll alck w!lb ·ohlppiog fever, yel wnen )hey ~ro ,,. jeetod into healthy anlmall IYMI" to101 filii to develop. . Dr. King tbtlorllea ·lhat, 1 and possibly other eire&&. lower the animal'• ing It po"ible for other orsanlama lo Beauttful 2·beU.room r1ome Ctn Ohio, deceased. Dated this 3rd day of July 19111l. tr<Jily lo:!J.Ied, out of h1gb Wll JOHI; ~- bACON ter Beautiful nvel' v1cw. Larg' Judge of tbe Frobote Court yard, garagP. A.'!ailc!U!e Augu!it lleigs County, Ohio hrst Phone 319-M 7-8-I0-12·3tc (7) 5, 12, !D. 3tc Rooma-Apartmlmts. Close ,r, 1 ---. ----·- -~..!'~ town 127 n_ uu~_ •u_ t st 7-112h· lltJPER REGULAR OR Legal NftfiCe SUPER PREMIUM AT 4 room npadment for rent 145 Mulberry Ave C"U Harper's PomeroJ Farm Bureau Co-Op Association Tatlm Shop NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT !ttate of Judson 8. Torrence 7 7 6tp Decooood Cooo No. 17,179 Hours· 6 00 AM to 10:00 PM. !)ally Except Sundoy Noti~e is hereby g1vFn that TWo furnlshfd apartnient1. See Olive Torrenre, whose Post Of· Ewing Store o.. call 133. 7 113tc flee j.ddross 18 Roodsvllle, Ohio, bas been duly a~poi11ted Executrix Jamm1 Edgar Ashley will not be of the Estate of Judson B . Torresponsible for any dc~ts madl' I 17 ) H$lp Wanle<J _ren~e late of Reedsville, ~.eigs by anyone except hun~~elr from County, Ohio, deFeascd. this dale 7 to 6tc Wo~an to Uve in and care for four 1 Dated this :.nd day oz July 1958 ehtldren. No heavy work ·- or JOHN G' BACON WANTED· R1de to Ka1ser Plant, ·--- ----- - - - IBllndry Ph 6270-Y. Judge of the Probate Court Ravem1wood M1dmght sh1ft Starting July 13th. Pb. 6206·!11. _ 7 12 310 Meigs Connty, Ohio Good B1nk Grevel 45«: ptr rd. 7 10 3tc Loaded while you w01t Also --::-- -,--~--(l) 3, 12, 19, 3te truck• nviiJ!able to haul at rea- (20)8uSi!'li!SS ~rvir.et Robert E Dalley will not be re· sonablc ratea ~ h!R CONDITIONIN\l, Refrlgera aponslble for any debts made by WILLIAM' McKELVEY\. tion service. Jack's Relrlgent1or anyone except himseU from this NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Portl1nd, Ohio New Haven Phooo TU-23,37 date. lototo of Mobol 8. Wolwr G 23 tf Rober! E Dalley Docooood Kclv1nalor rctll~Cl'lltor. 7 11 3tp Usud C1H No. 17,172 Cood cond1t10n Phone Cl•cstcr Notice is hereby given thai TIRMITIS IXltRMINATID YU 5~23! 7 7 8tp Vacancy for (our patienbl. In· For fnle loapertion pbone 383-M, Vernon L. Weber whose Pool Of· •pected and p..sed by S~te. Gllmoro SuWIY Store, PomerOJ. flee address is R. D. No. I, !llld· Day 11nd night nursing earc. Foa· ~~OR SAI.F...--9 room house, ga~ and All work auuonteed. Full)< In· dleport, Ohio, has been duly aptcr Rest Home~ Syracuse 846 X water 750 SycbmOf(' St, Mtd· aured Vsuphon'o lndu,lritl and pomted Admimslrator of lhe Es• 7 12 Stc dleport Call 0252 7·3·12tc lle81denllal 1'ermilo Coatr•l Ser- tate o! Mabel B. We"tr late of County, Ohio, ,decea&ed. 121 Cord Of Thanks L'UIIom B•ill K'to.neo dell&..l 'lce, St. Maryo, W Va. ·• 3 8 II ·~gs Dat•rl Lh11 25th day of June, !or tour home. ,tree esUD)I&el I -- ·- - - - 1 w"h to thank my friends, neighForeman It Abbut\. Pho•e 1 l'hchiB iwfriL't!r&th;.n apd Appli 1058 JOHN C. BACON bor& and customers who hava been ~28H. 8. 6 U a nee Service. Racine Tel. 3812 Judge of 14e Probate Court 110 kind d1.1ring my stay Ht Holzr.r 11-JD-!f. . . Mel go County, Qhio Hospltul ami fiU«:e returnmg home New l.'hryalt••· Atrtcmp :~ 1 llP Case (8r 28; (7) Q, 12, 3tc mcnt wmdow Deluxe Air Condl MY FRIINDS twncr 115 or 230 volts Regular I(.J\010 & ···~W!!V ~tv.."'' !;~:avtt.:F. Some Crie11cls of mine arc boys and $31i4 9~ will sell et cool Phone · Pl.ooe 200. Clcl:•nd , •P~)iancr girls, 3118-Y 7 & 3tc Store, '" '1/.· V:ain Slreet Who live next door to me, - - - -·-Pom~:.Jil). 243·11 NOTIC& OF 'FILING AND MIAR· Some frlenjJII are bUllY' grown up 1949 Hurley Duvidii(Ul Hydra· lNG ON INVINTORY folks, • Ghdo 74 Motorcycle in gqnd QU t~l!. SE~Vl~.E On v.atcb II• , And 10me 1 ucver .see Problte Court, Melts CountY, Ohio cond:t10n hlcod to .•ell. Phone plliriD8 ~Y tac1011 Tr~lnoC TU 2-4653 New Haven, W Va Wflehma~ero. COLLINS JEWC. · TO the. E110cutor or Admlnotra· On every 11!reet and rnuntry rood 7 8 6tp KJIB• Pua.oroy. '" 1 ~ ' ltll" and lo •uch ol ,th~ following Tbe frl~ndly people live ill are residentS of the state of They hlp In many difierent way o Cubbt~ao plunt~~{i";t Dutch I ;:;.;,u~g ~r liA' p;n~MZ"''Frtlt: Ohio: surviving spous&, If any; More happinesa to give and old-time pot"lu onion spts catlm11les Raym()nd FlfP &: Soru. next of kin, beneficiaries under to 1M! piunted tn October. Also Phone 77693, Cheshire, Ohio the will, if ••Y; the attorney or Ailhough I don't know ali theh rhuborb to cat and lo deep 'l·l·tf. __,.,:__ Rttorneys representing any ot the namea, Rforem~ritloned penona: f•cnzc n11d one pair bcsgic pupa CV!IICRETio; ,1 81./lCIIJi I'll amlle and help and share· You ore hereby nolilied thot on 7 months old Second house ca~t . lulld ltttet 'or L.tlu• For wheo opeh nei'ghbnr does hio lhe 8th day of Jul)' 19~8. on In· from school hounc In Syracuse. part, ~ ventory and Appraisement' of the Wm 11. Hohnco. 7 12 3lc ' GRllESEB BLOCK CCJ, eatole 11tcre's gladnesA everywhere, ( of Oloude D. Leopard deMaxine Arnold coased, lata of Rt I, Middleport. I Mil•• North ot P•mtroy · (71 12, lle 3 pc brcakfust ~cls fli7 50 & up, Ohio, .in Blld County WDS filed in lin .,, i-1. Colt wm. Gr-• G pc 111'eakrasl set $15 00, twin thio Court. --~ ll.. k Sprinp mnhcgnny beds $1D; table ra· ( ts 1 Aut.J Sqies dlos $10, combi nation 1adlo II Heaflnl on satd Inventory and -G::-n-:d- (1.-.-. -u-.... -c.,-,-~ phono, all •peeds $17.50; 17" Appraioement will be ha4_ before Strom boo g-Carlson TV $40; O·S thiS Court on the ~9th ~oy.of Joey . ~E BUY Afl Moklo ond Mo~•i• chairS $7 ® &r: up, dlmng room 19D,, at IO · •'~lock o m. MoTROPOLIT '-N ITRUC\IIlAL I IIAM$ 11ultQ $2!S; Bt:nrilx automatic Exeeptlpns thereto may l;te flied Ault ,IOIH ICUr IRON - MITAU wnoher $40, Mmhall Miller Jr., by any lhl,oreated porty ·at any HmlsonvUie, 0 , Phone 2-4786 lime prior to five doys before the llliiG Chevrolet V8 51,405 2 dr Se· 7 12\3tp date set !Of hearlna. dap. o'ne of the sharpest 'C6 MY· where. ' Poworglldo. SpotiC18 VInyl trim, Radio and Jleolor. 1 1 Bl~~lll)at'•, Ponieroy._ 7 12 8tt 1958 ford Vb $1)95 2 dr. Sedan . .Sparkling original blue and while llnloh Fordomatle. Blaclt· nar'a, Pomeroy, 1 12 6tc E. Mlln St. - lectiono, State. one Tbon only Pomeroy, 0. BAKER FURNITURE I ·--- -'---- - - - Legal Notice -- - ·- - ., I ' ,. -= I ---· ' -- - -...-----1\ !I 'I ' 1158 Chevrolet Ton Pickup fl ,880. Lons wheel bose. Good tlrea. Looks like new. A new -~Me trade lo. Blaettnar's, rom· eroy. 1 12 8)<) ' '' I •" l jl-.' ,I Legal Notice l '' \. - l . ·•i I ' ,, ·I' �'. ·' • ' a-~ Sentinel, Pometoy·MI~eport, 0., July hp Mrs Rqrp ·•H' . G. ratt t 1' 11 1 Is onor ues rAt Stork Shower Gifb ere plaeed in a bauin~t of ole wbJk lrbnmed tn baby blue hP ~ Edgar Pratt entertain~ ~tb Ito..~ sbowE'l' for Kn Balpb Pr~it,' at ber bome on 'N0itb' Tb~rd St. Thursday e•en- '!t 1 inc. The Dail~ Sent~nel , f } ,Jr~' 12, 1958 G;;cs were pllyed with MrL Clara Muqay, """· Bel•• Glue and Mrs. · Donna Glue winning prize!. The refreshment table was cen· tered wltb an arrangemen• of blue bydraJillcas. ll(n, June Roush arid lllra. ,Pauline Huddles~a asslated lllr~ Pratt ln aervmg tbc desert eoune. The 1ee "ream was decorated with a stork while the ind!VIdual cakea hod a PAir of Llldlle Haw- .•• , , .• , . , , , , , . Po111eroy Soclely H.Jida Blee ............. , .. .. • Middleport Soeleb EdliOJ attending w<re Twr'lr'ght Garden' Club rblans . For Conventi.on In September _ ;lllr· Belva Glaze, Mrs. Clara Murray, Po"'e~y Bend THEATRES Mrs. Donna Glaze, Mrs Don StlV· ers,. Mra. Donna G.bba, Mra - also- "LOVE SLAVES OF TilE AMAZON" Gianna Segele Don Taylor - SUNDAY and MONDAY "DARBY'S RANGERS" lamel {Maverick.) Garner Et£h01ka Cbour<!au ' ° "astern :r, Grange Meeting Held Thursday rle Nye, u co-hostess and Workshop at the home or Mrs From Bellville! they will ga to 5t. Mr.. Gerald Wildermuth, prelll· Pbll Williamson L<>uls, ~!o' for a •ml with her Roek Spnnga Gr•nge dent, waa in charge of the meet· ; During thf> program hour t•,Jo parents, Mr und Mrs. William regular r.euton, Thw;sday lng whieh opened wltb the pledge ~wer quiz games were eonducted Bechtold before going to, Chilli· 1\'itb Amoo Leonard, to the flag ond tbe dub ode. De· ~Y Mtss Garland. t '" !it ' votlons were led by Mrs. Nye and ?tirs Hennessy, 'jfrs Williamson cothe on J\ugus 1 w•.,..re ev tez, preo\dlng Thomas wm aMu,me his dutiell Ill c. N. Jones, deputY"mnater, eon· Mils Etbel Garland read the verse and Mrs Ralph Gilmore were the no•tor of t•e Sole!" E & R chu-•. du~d lnspo.Uon ' and work •• b d d f1 ower judge• an d bl ue r ibb ons;:i •-, '-. Jaeob " "" .,.em Ebero•·,ch spent o1 the month th lb Ieref respon lte e .... d Ml 88 E1b 1 G <'uo w, given in the oeeond degree Mr~ • a Thursday in Milldepolt with Mrs ..One. wat also present and ,spoke to roil eall wi e r a•or an· were awa••e to nual ona why. land for a line arrongement of !lome Stewart. , The convention to be' held at mixed tl4dloll In a f!'O:Cn glai! ll!r and I(trs. Horton TbomoB bri,fly. aowling Green September 10.11 container; Miss Sarah Phillips, for and 8008 have rettU"ned io their "LJt~. Liberty , and ·lapplnese" was announced. Card• of thanks butterllf weed and black-eyed su· was the tbe!Jle of lhc program were read from Mrs lllelen Nease uns in a brown pottery bowl, a.nd holl)e, Clevel!lnd, after a vialt with sented by Mrs. W A. Morgan, at Holzer llospllal for flowers oent Mrs Mlnnl• Davia lor dining ta· hlB parenta, Mt and n!rs E•erctt turer The song, ' 1Ameriea" Mr and Mrs. Fioyrl Smith anri her and from the Downie family. ble arrangement of aha.sta dalstes Thomas. ~h011lll, OP<>ne1UJ1~ daughter Clnda have returned A letter wa~ also read from Mrs. and blue hydrangea on a mtrror. Mrs. Caryl Canterbmry of Ar· GriJille aram, followed to the1r home in Koncsha Wis. d lee, W Va, and Mrs. Juila Davis Jacobs of Weliaton, a form· Red ribbon• were awarde to aod Mrs. Pat•y Broyins of Golllpo, consm, after a weeks viait with Corlias er member. M1a.s Phtlllps for an arrangement and on the blghwayo, Mr and Mrs. Vern Davis and Mra. T A HcnneSBy r:eported on of butterfly weed ~nd black-eyed lis were Thursday cvaniDg: gueJts nfety on the (Bl'ID, Blak~le~. County Agtrltultul'fl other relaUvea. the recent program pl~nnlng meet- suaans, in a black and orange con- {1/ Mr and Mrs Elmer W!ckham~ E Mr. aod Mrs P K. Rusoell and ing held m Pomeroy and Mils tainer; and to ~Iss Garland lor an Mr Lnd Mrs Fldyd Smith and Alent. d,.ghter Paula Kay left today Garland reported on the program arrangement of splrea, yarrow, grandd2.uehwr of Kcposha, Will(! • for a vacation trip to Tcnneaaee boob for tht! new year. Plans were white butterfly and zmnias -in a were recent dmncr 'lUests of! Mr. to v1sit relatives Mrs Russell is and Mrs La~Tence Smith. Tuesduy ('\'oning dinner gueRta 08 vacation from Dr. IJAVIS O(fite dilcua1ed for the next meeting on pink poUery vase Auaust 14 which will be a picnic The hosteMeel!l served a dessert of Mr and Mrs. Carl Moore were and Mr Russell from 0 V E.C. • · •co'urae durJng the soeial hour MIS! Ruth llumphrey is makinJ preporoUons to h..e her lwuae· · Mr and lllra Floyd Smitb and hold goods oblpped to Orlando granddaUilbtcr of Ken9sba, Wl.se, , where she has bought a new :.1rs. C!U'l Moore and mothor, ltome While In MlddleJiort she is Mr~ Verne Davia cf MiddlfPOl'l I the gueat ol Mr and Mra. Leo and guests, Mr and Mrs. F1oyd Searles • Smith and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beabout, Kenosho, Wise lvlsited tWa week Mr and Mrs Tom I!ooka and The senior choir ol the "Middle· m Parkcra~urg and Gallipolis daughlel'l Evle recent snd Trona o( port Baotist C~urchd held the~r lllrson, andRicky, Mrs. Cl.rence Might Jr. li~~;E!~~~:~:1.~ Columbuo were suesla ol ' th a•d of Bull nre spend· Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stile! at lhell' oustneu( mee11 n& ;n ~ar1Y~1 1 ~ mg a wepk wlth 'relatives in tbe 1' home on South Third St. borne 0 Mr. an ro area. "ar. an d "mrs Roy Lawhorn an d Hubbsrd, Wedneadoy ••enhtg lllr' and Mrs. Benl1 after rebearJ~ , Wolle spent children of Sprlnglleld bave beet, Prealdnl j\:alad Hln~r· pre$1· •IBlllng Mr. and Mrs. William dcd over the business oes!f9n, Aull Tbey also vllllted Mr. an~ liken future plans tor tbe cho1t Mra. Gene Dodson ond lamiJy, ere made lolr. and Mra. Charlea Snider of w Mrs. Pau·l sm~rt gave a readln~ Cbllllcothe, came today for loll" and Ml'll. Shirley Mlilo cbnd~~ed 84lq Sanborn, who accompanied •oral games 'them back to Chillicothe, lor • "Mr and M;., Hu~bard aerve1 short •islt lolrL Snider and Ml18 9 de,;.rt eouraa' to the memben, Sanborn will open,d "verol day• ~ nd Mro L D D'lea !drs ne.1t week a! the Metbodilt 'Camp Bu~a~b Wblte." Mrs. Gr~ce 'Hysell, Grounds, at Laneuter. Mra Pearl BoUman, Mrs. Ftanee:-t MIBa Mnrta Kay llubbard dau Be th Mrs Gerald Anthbnv gbter of Mr. and lolra. l!orold "-· Mr:r J!hn rultz, Mra. Betty Gal· Hubbard aooompanled her aunt l!!aber, lllrl. Claron"" L~c~y. 11~!­ Mrs Joaeph Gail,o, to Clllumbua d Jll d lllrl lolllll •nd ll!it ond then to Cinelnnall whoruho Sa art n y' ' will be the guest at bor aunt's •n · ; · :l;IVe Head E"".AetU :..J 'f'_j_Y NamaJ J tJUa , • J. Y! Davis, veteran Tuppe" Pia ina achool adm1riutr.tor, today 1\ad wo9 tbe hlseal job m t~e Baatern School dist:rtct after ~ervtng tor 29 yeari as TupJer& Platoa High School principal. He JiU emplo.red sat 11rday nt'ht at • meeting of tbe Eastern board Commissioners with a bid- of .. executtve hea~ of th• dl~ct. .t.lday. 1 , • lllr.l,)a•u l\11s \be ereatiJ .fdr the new eqqibl}lent to be. Used by by the recent rtrement of Rob Department ibe.Columbus fitm also·al· j ert Gray wbo 1 gomg to Johfl! ., 7000 _, _ _, - - - VIlle 10 M.li!row .Coun(v U execu f 0 •• ' 1 ' tM!'lfead. • 1 equipment ...::1 · buStnel$ ~fore the ' tematJ~D~ ljr. Dula cam~ to Tu~per> comml"toners It'" r. · ; Plalru :m 11128 u 'prir.tlpol. Ht " ln. lta,d lougbt at Bl~well tn Galik by resoluttc;::,111?TII · · .uDS · . . . · County far et&ht rears prtor to ballot. r' ~~·t. and Ia a natwe Gallta C011n· llan. In Tuppero Plallll he marrted former Doru lolcLille and bave two ebilllren, David, 1.5, Doris Ann, 8. D.avu wu Tuppers Plains S<hool prinelpal ntu tho IIDiddJe. of the Ul57·58 !erm wben 1thool there was coDJOli · the."!'W Route 7 bwld· with Cheater. Then be Jerve•t 1..1 term as prlnetpal of the elementpy school in Tupper• Plains · '• Elevation of lllr Doyu to !lie Middleport Society l ••••lltl -~~;~~~~a;~~~J New. • Jn · , • u· F ' BOptfSt , Ch UrC h Senror , Ch orr, Party Is Hel d SAVINQS I ' • .Five from Pomeroy from Cqlum~ , were serlouly Iajured Sunday mornlag at 8:85 a.m: Ill 11 < b~d on auto crub at the Intersection of state Ro~iee-150 ud ,. ''"" 7 siJ: tenlhl (If a mile west o,f Coolville. , The P9meroy residents injured In the craeb ar,: Cbi~~t 'l] Arthur Morfarity, 41, 1638 Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy, ·wlici POMEROl' ' SOCIETY "Mulches Instead of Cultivation" was the topic of the pro. gram, presented by Mill. T. A. MaY., when the Twilight Gar- Rev and Mrs Eugene Thomas d Cl b .._ d nl t th h f Mr Min 1 wtll iea•o tomorr~w fer Cam~ en met tnurs ~y eve ng a e orne 0 s, n e Obto at Bellville where tbey 1will Davia and Miss Sara}! Phillips, Mulberry Ave., with j'drs. Caf· serve as ,ouqselora for 1 week Kathr;n Thompson, Mrs. Iko Neal, Mrs. Luke Brumbalow, Mrs MEIG8-POMEROY B N. E~st, MI., Ruth Wise, Mrs Arbin Rouah, Mrs. C J. EbersTONIGHT boch, Mrs Neva PraU, Mrs. Gm Roush, Mrs. Ruth Laney, Mra: Jce "Dl'lCISION AT SUNDOWN" Randolph SeoU - ' John Carroll Postlewllt, ll!ra. Soe Bowen, Mrs. Pauline Huddlclton and Debbie - also_._ Loney. "LET'S BE IIAPPY" Sendang g:ifta werei Mrs. J ames Tony Martin- Vera Ellen I O'Brlcn, Mrs. HIJlk Young, Mrs. SUNDAY and TUISDAY I I• lllr s. Lena "cXIlt I Gene Thene m "COWBOY" ley, Mrs. Car1 BflDDOD, Mrs. Tom Woods Mn. Cecile l!uddleaton, Glenn FO<d- Jack Lemmon Mldnltht Show Sot. 12 o'clock Mrs. Hilda RouBh and Mn. Rich· ard Hovatter. TEMPLE-Middleport TONIGHT TilE MONOLITH MONSTERS Grant Williams, Lela Albright Mts. Pauline Morarity.Said .; · . .In Critical C,ndition T~y '· persons, three and two ~ 1-:--::----'-::---:--::-::-:---:---------- booties in tbe eenter. Those ~· Mr'ller-Meadows Is' ·, • • • • ..•" • • '' • -, ' ~~-a-~' Mlsa Dorio Rtce '' In charleston where she Ia· the gueat of Sulln Probasco, this week at the home of ber parenll Mr. and lllrl· Loweu Probaseo. Mrs. Max S'anborn entertained with a farewell din nor at th, Martin Roaturaftt laat night for Mra. Mayne Rainey, wlto Ia leav· IDi Ihu•- mon th for Flortda. "•" C. H. Wiae Jr. "''' ailo 1 sueot. Charles Sauer Is a potlent at Hollez Hospll~l, whore be under went ear aurgery reeently. Mr. and Mra. Elilo Edward• o! N. Caroiln• are vl.oltlng with PI 1 PhU~l p Bal' e Y at 325 o moro ' Mid ~port . ll!r. Edwardo Ia a newapaperman uaociated with the Chorlotte Obaerver. Br<>Uglllt Their Plans to Life li ,You, tao. cqn make your.foaclttt cbt(Jma. come true, lbrouvh p!mUaed ldYID9 lD lhll hcmk if ' I • We P11 1% lnleretl 011 ')'oar Savlugw Tbe . FARMERS BANK 1 " and Savings COmpany , KHI!Ier Ftidenl iele11'• Bnla '• Member Fedenl Depolllllllltruee CorporaUoD POMEROY, OHIO -;;=;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;~;;:;,;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;:;;::;;;;;;:;;;:;;~~;;~;~;;;_;;;;;;;;;. ~ IT COSTS NO MORE I to OWN The. FtNEST! ' RATED NO. 1 BY U.S. TESTING !,.AI ,INC. ' ' • I " om' · · fesl·dent ' ouflered two lnctured ribi,!Jt. jury to bla r!Chl tne. 111d •wt pi• cuta to both amll. , Mrs. Pauline lloriirlty, II Ia cntlul condiUon lllfferlnJ 1 COlli' pound fracture of tjle akuli .. wltb' bonea In tbe forehud tpln~.' a compound lradure of the Jell· leg and a 110\'0111 ohm Injury, llarty Moriarity, aged Dine luf· fered pailllul InJury' o! bia IO..ei teeth PIIBbed down Int.. tbe low-· er Jaw and ailo 1 po..1bie lraclure Qf the left elbow. Oceupanll ol the othez 1 ear 'in- 1 volved m the coUisJOzt were: · Grace Lewia, 2a ol 841 Fotlrt!J. •t Colum1bUI! whO aullertd a hrqk· en jaw, ileep laeuations of 1111 lower chtn and a fractured left !e~£Nw -ell .LA:'.,..,- - · - . 'bet b~-"--d uuaa recei•ecf deep lioerarlona to the ollf,er part · of the ric,il eye· IDd lower jaW' broken iD two Ihil places. According tv the Athena Poat of the Ohio llicbway 1'•1rol wb• r tn•estigated lbe erub, the IIotta: ' rlty ear was procedlns Nllrlb'·.., , State Route 7 toward CoolvWe ' aod tbe Lewu ear Wlla goia~ Eaat on R~• 10 and approtchJ.D' ' IM junttlorl ot the lime ol lilt eolllli<tn. . '1\ho Palnll: ul4 tbat !rom inlormalton &ettll'ed <It tho ..etie ol tbe Ktidtnt that tbe Lewlt ei: dmen by lira. Uwu 'ailed to 0. ' bey a Stop aigo and IWUilg dired·~ ly aezoss lnto tile path of tl,e ' Moriarity ear eaUiiOf tile <an to ' meet bead-On. · : Oecuplllll' ol IIOtb ean were ' le~v~ l'Uibd 'to Caniden-Clai'l! ~·t i • . a lf•ile sebum pital at Parllerabtll'l · l8e · poat whieb ••• re· eoollllioa or ll.ra. lloilmiiJ' \ni r attebltOn today Jn J. CO~; reported tlila JilorDitj( < U 'fflt,t' betweell Dav'll, Gray,~ aaKJ ditical. 1 'of tile Elltcm board. Ohio a Jj)Oke&mm for the coUnty supenn uid Supt. to rupper: the ' Mrs. Donald Hauck Is Hostess For The Jollr Club d of an electric type, the Tttle office was oy the County 1 lolra, Donal Hauck entertalnc the Jolly Club \fedorsday even· lni at her home Oaborn Sl A abo.. buajnell a... ton wu held wltti" tbe vloe pre,aldent, ldra. t 1 Gene EvUI, prealdint. Tho t!l( prize oenl by Mra. Wilbur H~nnlng wu awarded .tn lllra. E~ don •WUI. loll'l. Roy Mayer rc· coived on aniliVFUry silt front her oeeret pal. · Game• were "''""d and prim "'"" 11 •warded to lin. Sobn Le !hell, !tlra. H~nry DaDex and Mra. LUI'• Hauck. Refrelhmenll w"" ~Crved by tho boateu to thoae ~amed obo•o ..d lllrl, Charlo• SlraUII, M"· Alber;t Woodard, Mr•. Otmer Grimm, llbl. Gerald Wildermuth •nd two ruuta, Donna Morle Hauek and Na~y Jo J.!ayer. "'Y" - ri-City Sewing I natph .S. Tucker · · Resid~nt Horton R 'Rife 'ofW.eSbire Is .Ciaita~4 By Beat~ Horton u. Rile, 84, of CbesWre l!oute 2 died late Spnday eveoing ot bls bome. lie wao a retired for liObsCJll Shop t!mployee and !he aon of the late Sylve!ter and Li>ulu llouah Rile, Cheshire I Ina ,wife, Susie Darat llife and oae - . Floyd, preceded blm• In . ' ~ 1. Cleqnest ' Was~ , . ,. , 2. Best Lint Rctm<?~l .. ,. \ 3. Driest ~In ' Sales Tax Return , . Must ~~ Compl~~ .~. 'JUly31 '. � 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 12, 1958 summerfield