https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1ade8ae1c09d17fae8b3387407b53fb7.pdf 8a3ef3db63e31a6fbf7e04f9b845d98a PDF Text Text '. ·' • ' 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 '. �' ' " • ~ ~ ' . THl OAit..Y •• An Obiett Lesson _In ~ronze 1· . . ----- · 'lbere I§ I.IW~ q11 f;pll ~ul t~a1 t~~ mpst famous bllllcli~ in tfle US is the Capitol in no otb~~ iq tl)e much pu~llcity dur!ll.u.. 1~··•• w~~ll .l\1~ cqqtrpv,trt!Y egs\ frQnt 'Ill& rQgell,-;md · · · Chdn~J~~~~day ..ya~.~?ftP,~- ·. i:: ~~~:?f' Room~ ~~= ~ o:.r;:r trw MISs ~reedopt ls, a\ yo~. ~~d,u~ng bro?¥- an~.~asllt wmdund ram;~ and : \ . ~Y~. b~9P¥ht to her e t~l gj¥e~ l!.ij ~ronze and copper and brass a meilP'«ll~l an4 char~ct~r that i!C!W.~ ~-1_1! ~~ years. r· ~ ~f~ ~I fP, qne 9f th~ ~~~~t kl!.!!~ll b)l,t B11t. l\"19Jl8 historic bronzes, our Lady-of· 91111t ~t:,llllt sll\!ues in the world stands the.'bome is 'but a child lidhe coinpiny ol laiptl'turliabiY, op the great'dome. Ask any- works of art. utens~ and tools that reach olle abOut"~ statue. Most will say it's ~'! back ·hundreds, eye9 tl!o~W'~ft ~( · Y~'ra. J,odlq. $!me will tell you it's Columbus. But Still, we can ta~ ~C)Ilrt 1ri her, ~~lW'· FCJ[ ~n't ~ith~r one. It's a lady called "F{~e­ nearly a century, now, she has stood fast. ~!11"· $)le Is nineteen-and-a-half feet ~igh, She h_~sl)'t rejreated an lncb from ber orlgiD· weighs seven-and-a-half tons, has lje~n up al stand for freedom. Her rll~t band ~!!"ff1nc~ about 12:53 pm on December 2, rests upon the hilt of her··~~~~ hEJ' WQ3 - at \yhlch instant an American flag grasps her shield. And antlquarl~n.~ ~an -1!.~• u,~(urled over her head and a salute of sure us that in lj,I\Q,tll,~r hun,flft~ ~'~'l -:: Pi 35 guns was fired from a field battery on Cap- five hundred- her attltucJ, wll~ be the -.~e. .ltol Hlll and answered by similar salutes May those over wilom ibe wakhes be 11 f\'Qlll tlie twelve forts ringing the city of steadfiiSI! ~~\VIf.~~· ,,.,., ~4!,'1.0;~~~~ ~lJ' 09, •r1.,, w , \t'P U'I)· . pl~fAi bui' 12:0(. Tl!' Tac Dou&b It ~ould Be lou 1:00 ·lolld·D'>' New1 1:15 'MOYietlmo 1~:90 I! ·pw D•• ' !\", Jqll'~""' Coined; Time ' · 5:90 1:15 i!l@1,!IOIM ~e 8:2( ''"·~~~ere.~~ N~wiPia'lltt 1£h '.r:3a' 8:4!1 .· ' ;;:;;e;; II'... N W CQMf"l'0U •\n;t4:" Even One Te,enrWeeny ~rink '· ls Toel Much, Ne~ Tests •• ly DILOS SMITH "statlstic:11Jy significant" results NEW YOflK UP! - A new and were: probably more meonlngful lest of The cold &ober drivers correettbe eftect of alrohol on a driver's ly ~sllmalcd the width between obWiy to drive ufely has turned posts through which an eight-fool up proor that even one drink Is bus could pass, and when they one too m1ny. undertook to dr)ve a bua repeated· The lnveallgatlnr oclenliots were ly through the narrowest poillble 10 lmpmscd they said there gap, they suceeeded. The one· · <Miibt to be laws forbidding drlv· drink driven were less successful, lng after even the smallest drink, And the mulllple-drlnk onco did until enouab time had passed lor even worse tbe effect to wear oft. Dr Cohen is professor of psy· Pl'evlow t~ols measured the do- chology, University of ~lane~••· ,... to which drink arrected the ter, Eng lie hns a world reputa· reactions and the skillo of drivers. tlon lor studies ol the psycholoiJY On the buts ol lhooo leola, lhe ot drivers and gamblers. f¥11onol Safety Couucll conaldcro thai a blood alcohol level from ~rp to 0.00 per cent does not in ltselt mote a driver ICIO safe. e new te,t measured what al· eobol does lo the minda ot driv· ·~ - !o th~lr Judgment and lbolr wllllnsnell to lake chances. On the ~1111 of lhil test, any level a~ve zcrp, .no m1tter how slight, By GA'I PAUtiY ean •••on a driver'• judgment NEW YORK UP! - The men while lnoreulng hla oonoe of dar· bave won t.hc hallie to keep tHeir iiiJ. women loolting sexy Instead or 11cky. OLD I~ MI~~!IALISI The de-curvln& sllbouelle of the Tbe old wpy of t"\Jitg I& rl/e•n· i'lllelil for drivers who have h'ld gunnyFack of last spring is dead. In lh pl.>ce lor fall we have only ' I low drlnka. said Dr. John !••Y·lllllng c'othos, wilh what the C~P, a~d bll OIIOclato&, E J. (ashton Industry calls fluid linea, Dtrnolo; and C.' E. 11!. Hansel PorhoPI lhMr reaction tlmos and wh!ch cmplmlllze bosoms nnd tea:1. are shorter than lher've dr\YI'~ •klltf are unchanged, ,but Skirt! be<n since flapper daya, wllh If' '19· !b' WhiT The "decisive" 10me dt8i~nora ohowing them qq~~llon 11 w~al alcohol has dune bOI'ely coverinl the knee. td'l!\~ir t~tp~ina. Who's re•ponsiblc lor the de'lit~ ij!lenltell lesl~d veteran bus mi.., ol the chemt.e? , dr(yii'J ' Wltb ~OR!RiCUOUI records Mostly the men, R8ld the couI~ uf.~ 1\fl'v)nr: 'All ' were oober ture 1roup of lbe New York Press fa I~ mpn: their average n1e IMIIIutc. w1l, f~, II, ~lohol uplet theu l•,l~e.~t. · hen t_be "oonseWOMIN HILPIO, TOO queny~•" or l~k would be much ''And Many womon,'' it added. 1116~ lfliJqul "In younaor le88 ex- This prompted our olllce wit to p01e tho follOWing: ~ o;.~,~.i~mrul drlv- con1 Sold 1 110k • ridden lady, 'IYO whlto-'pllflteW polio were "alackf •I up on 1 to~UJ1i around. One "My llfllrt lookl oil '!"' of J!!il,! wal mov'i~Jt and thus the wh1ci; " dli("'to '~:~!:«~.~ polio could bO "I choo• not to ti!Hu nflilil. ·tie~ min ••• bohiM tM "At ihl! blrdo ond, "" '~11 ·w...l' rif 'lr •t·U~ ary ll~a elrbt "~l11aJ rllft,._ thll c~lll f..t wide \'(ltnte al a aevon·faot mj thai the &raaa' roota 1 1a~ llll\i~n llo !rom a dll· "IIth.m 11· cltit!r ll lal!h ' M 1$ feel' Tho! lap Wll proleoiJ from huobarlda and l~xl' wllehfd t}'o' triche• at' a time un- ~lver1 . . ~ave not gone unbced· W"'t~• d-:t~ lelktod the width Of' tli• liP whiOh' ~o thGUiht he .. could drlvt the bw lhrou1h wllb· It added that "ba(ll)' uutlln11, oull'fiWc ~~~~J ollhr, poll. bJurre outr1~1er olfect1 •n4 m• o'l rr 1 lerna) middles have been voted by the 'ohopo~ wbh 1h1pe' "''1 lhe I~ 01 Judlement. out definitely onolomy-conlcloUJ . . . , l•I!A.wtd by a tell ot dar- r U'fhe bOPOm and 'walltune, :-~·..,.·· _~Ml·t driver wao required moumed 11 loot lly many, to be IM 1111r,owo11 gap vlolble ond emphaoiiOd : .. . " · he "''' wlllln1 to " ' q_r~:~~~ bu1 five lim01 I• either po11 any ••~ 11kod to do II, bt' <Ould. were divided into tJI~~·~~~~-~Iiln.-:;DlInJeob:h 0111! ll'OUP «t wltti downed PJt!\t~~.t ~~~ 1'0 ¥1ii!QI!S ' ' PIIIIONALI ST. ,LOui'S, UPI;;...JRII.I'IIY 0,• Mrs. !l~rt ~ Brien, p10ked up frQm ' the Plll,oo a.ad,r.ter 1bebmitf0t bUJ:Ch P.1tates in a trade earller Ibis seuon, waa sent lo the 114- N. ·c. 'are ¢.sltfnl' 1~11!1&1'"'4 Pr.'lol' ''"' Qnol Pco»),ef. , ciiy.u.r Club of the lnlernatiolll\i Smith. Guy Guinther, 55, tl Syraeusc, Leaguo by the St. Louio Cardlnalt arrested · 'by' Deputy Sheriff ~oc~ar. HoW~r'(f Fraitk: on an open eharce c·~Ati!P BREAKING CAMP I. ivaa r~asoo from Meigs CounMONTICELLO, !I· Y. UPI- 11 ty Jail Sunday' aft~ his arrest Ploy~ 11atterwn will finish hil on S8turda~. eastorn training here Wednesda,1 '"~' hii l!eavyv,:elght Iitle de!tnse ' -; .. ' ,., ,.• , , , , ' , apinsl Barril Anfe- · · ..._! leo, lt.ug.Jloy 18. He and at bisLos entouro'" - , ~' «iiiik .'ll wJII camp and motor to 1 New wbere wiU fiy to on FI'O!Jl th~~e Ro?~. rlooerq ~ 1 or PIIJM" .. . Today 111 Ours ' ,."· .,llf!)J'«R.n f~ ~ 'Of. l'rtendl may <all at-the Ewing Funenl Home o! ony time. llur!AI wlU be made' In the Middleport Rill Cemetef)'. 1!:30 Truth or Consque11001 Queen for a •DA 1'-t\V ~ ~lw •. '~A tho "' Hunt ' il:OO The Price b m,bt ~f '!It i) ·' Sexy Vs. Sa,cky Battle Won By Nations M~es n ·' . . \lfJ~ W~E·.·ttr .Qn'p: Mrs. Mil)on Rea and Ellen and Jlmes Ala. were tho ' Rei. ~ ··rl '· "~' l • " \ ' wi. • • ' • ' .I . O~r·.stt.raWill Be nlasad•liUeSdov•A.fi , ttr·: L . . ~ l"rf, il 1T ·IY .......•¥ r. \ f 1 At · nooo:T~ P·jepare ' ~~ek." ' liiiLJ!JJ !411 at:: I • . .' · ,._ . . .. · '. l.. 1' •' Whl!m opll'led fOOdl I ; ' mill' • ,. ,, { ' ' \\!• .~Jmt.II'JI'.e• ' of l"''"' 'e!,till!es;:ae~d ·Ihem i'!.,. ;.:: j) '.t \!{ h "'"": r to· us fqr ·qillck removal 1 1 ,J I , l •', '\• •· _,qf•lYf/l'. 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'I \ PLANTS Middleport Loses 2 To 0 At Jacksari;. ~= SPORTS DESK Use Of Mitchell To Geneva, New Y01k James Bowlea, lanky fastballer of Middleport, the rlrst ho~Qe talent to make a serious stab for a place Ill professional bueliall 'for a half-a-dozen years, left Saturday tor Geneva, N. Y. (Ciasa D) where be will start what be hopes Is the dtmb into sports fame. Higb fjgures in the Cincinnati Redlegs' scouting hleracby eame to Middleport over the weekend to collect l!owles and aee lb4t'he got to New York at once. · His Class C contract with the Redlegs bad lain dormant since late April when Bowles was sent home from the major league tryout camp in Texaa to recover from sore leg muscles. lt was revealed by close friends of Bowles' here Sunday that no assignment bad come through qutckly because a place was bemg sought for him In the Class C Florida State League. This place was unavailable, It turned out, because the number of Negro players in that league Is limited by fiat. The top figure was taken already and ' no vacancies had occurrecl. These same friends of Bowles said today the 6-2 righthander waa not a bit distressed by his order tnto Class D ball. He accepted It as perhaps a11 advanta&e. "111 have a good chance to learn more and develop better," Bowles said. Bowles was the Middleport High Star who In 1956 went through an. tmdefeated season, leading his team In pitching and batting to the Class A state baseball championship. Under tutelage of Johnny Vandermeer In Texas this IQiring, after signing a Redleg contract for $1,0oo, Bowles added lots of steam to bll fut bill, an occasional sidearm slider to unseat anxious 'batten, and retained hi~ extraordinary control. He was unc!efeated In OVA play with Middleport In June and July, at 4-0. The last Middleport High product to take the profe!l8lonal baseball psth was Micky Miller, now an employe of the Ky· ger Creek plant who campaigned succeSBfully In Class B ball but gsve It up. The only regrettable thing about Bowles departure Saturday was the quandry In which It left John Thompson, manager of the Middleport Ohio Valley Association club. · "I'll sure miss him out there on our mound and In the batter's box," gro~ned Thnmp~n. Bowles was b'itting over .500 wltb a homer In each game, leading the league In all'departrpenltl of batting. • I . A couple of former local football players held a reunion a couple of weeks ago. Sut It wu Ia-& •}range and upexpected eettlng. On the Island of Okinawa, :".. · Steve Hill, a lieutenant In the U.' S. Alrforce formerly of Pomeroy and Jim Roller, a lieutenant In the U. S. Alrforce fo!,'lllerly of Middleport, chanced upon each other. Wrote ex-Panther grldder (1950·51) Steve to his parents Mr. and Mrs. A: C. Hlll, recently: ' "While I was In Okinawa I saw Jim Roller . . . He goes Home In December and seems ready to do ao. Ho onltl welshs about 150 pound a now and looked very healthy. We had a iOOd time talking over old Pomeroy v1. Middleport games." Jim Is the aon of Mr. and Mn. Max Roller, Middleport. He was one of fonner coach Forest Bachtel's oultltandlng backs at Middleport, a great offe1111ve bulldozer and defensive play. •r for his weight, liVer much areater than Hill now reports l!lm. .,.,'"t ...... . . _ Another Home T.Je M.ef In Chaplain · Thll Ia A Small World Department: Young Lt. Hill alao wrote: "We had a chapllln visit us at the depot a few weeks ago. He juat happened to ask me where I was from and It turned ~~-t he'a the brother-In-law of Lester Covert, former Methowat mlnlater at Letart whom I knew very well, and also of tbe Covert (Ernie-Eel) who woru at. the City Loan In Pomeroy -email world. His name Is Maj. Oden M. Pullen." ' C,Ium!lua 1;11 ,moved In for 1 lhnf.ptnt ierlel with the lOY· •~111-tlaee H1vana Supr Klnll lllrll!tr ton._bt In htllltl or 11l· ~Uta Plrl of I dtMIIerOUI rood wp. \ Sunday where one 7-inning game was gotten in but the second called after the end of two be· cause of rain, Jackson took the first one on Russ Mitchell's fine 3·hiter, besting Dave Hindy who went just as well but had four errors behind him. And It was this Russ Mitchell all tht time on Jackson's roster, who waa the nubbm of the pro- ond w11 pocldtod to tho Clm In 1939. Thol yur ho hit .310 ond followod with .302 tho nolll ''"'' but sllppo• to .216 In 1941 ond wts out of tho leo guo ofler '42. Wholwor hopponod to Honk Ltlbor Now 46, tho old "dasert thundorlloll" who hollod from Phoonlx, Aria. hoi • p r ous co"l• ronch ,,..r Tucson. STANDINGS By United Press lntern1tlon11 · AMERICAN LEAGUE test ftled by Middleport. M1teheli New York pitched lor Galltpolis in the game Detrml . Gallipollc won from Middleport Boston (its only loss to that time.) A rul- Kansas City , mg has beer. made on this protest Chic3go granting Middleport a forfeit win. Cleveland Then Sunaay. RecdsviUe was Baltimore to have gone to Point Pleasant Washington noon Sunday ram appeared so threatenmg, and had been 111 widespread Sllturday, h•s boYt hated to make the trip if there was any chance of not playing. So they didn't But at 3 Jl. m. Poiat Pleasant's Paul Monroe called and sold: "Where's Reedsville? We're waiting for them " Monroe denied rain had fallen in Point Plemnt and demanded a forleit. Also, In Pomerqy tne Phil Collins' Merchants were on hand at the high school field where only old·ltand Emil ThotnBJ ahow ed up from Gallipolis. ThDJ11a&, though a consi~tlroble ball pllyer, &dmltted he wa•n't up to playing nine positions almuJ. taneous:Iy, so went hoine. Pomeroy thuo bad a forfeit win In their acore book. ' In Jackson loser Dave Kindy came up in the fourth inning with one out, doubled, but waa called out ,In a questionable ca10 of umpires judgment ateallnc third. Charley Smith and .MIQI!y Miller, the power of the Holiie' order, waa to follow Hlndy. Smith filed out but Miller, coming up then In the following lnnlnc, ~e· livered a lead·off single that )Jad it come In the fourth, would have scored Hind?'· In the sixth wtth one out Vroman and Hlndy walked. Vromsn was called out steallnc seeond In another debated ruling and Hlndy wos out In a run down between oeeond and third after Smith's ain&le. Jackson ••ored Us two . runs in the fifth when with one '"II Hlndy walked J. Wnlker, fanned Ra•p ond sllowed E. Johnson a double. Dave Hlndy lanned nine wolked one. Young Boone Hlndy went In to relieve Dave In the bottom of the sixth ond retired the eide qulekly He otarted the eecond game, looklnl plenty sharp •• two Inn· IRIS ended (H), Manager Thompson said today JI1Clhon plon1 to have both Ru88 and Mike !41tchell back on lAs rooter. Mike, algnad heretofore GaUipolls, will loy out a weok, then play for hla home W"~ L Pel. Gl 53 27 863 40 39 .506 IZ\1 40 40 .Mil 13 Those W?rds were u•ed to de &<l'ibe San FronciJco .:n its early Gold Ru&h days but ' they never apphed more than today with an amazing Giant team tr•ing to wr1~ the tallest tale of all - a A erowd of 22,\133 al Sill Froncl.ico uw the Brave1 'ta~e i Ul first-innlnc lead Sunday· and lead, f-Z, as late as the ela4tb lnniDs. Then c•me the ,..sa\lonaJ late· pf the Mike Francisco Ia Its first ael8on In the major leacues: Jt would hove souodod imPQ18l· ble a few months ago but who's going to aay It is now after the Giants staged a winning runth· lnnmg rally for \he 14th time Ihis year to beat the llilwautee Brav.., 6·S, Sunday Even th• 1M! Giants, who came from 13\io games behind qn Aug. 11 to or tbe 19114 Giants, who •wept the wiD,, Cn~e IS vemng ' flrll '· ' ' , ' ~. .Neal toriea: Homers· by Cbll'H~ aqa Carl Flit~Uo ·lecir<Aitted f .r all lios Ancel~s· 'ruas·l;off Don Ne1t'com1Jl!' lit· ilie 'flni game and Steve JiUto•i eictb·lhnln& homer · won .the , aeCt~ri'dc,. I ,' ~ , on' e1gs ague , Costa outpplpted T!s! at Nick's OD March 8, l9tlf.. Orlando Oepeda and ' a two - ruJJ ' lt waa J creal ,dl1 ill-uound pinch oingle by Bob· Speal<e put lot undetdpp I~ the II:··L. u .•)l the Gianto ahead, H. Bact eome tnree ol the other "contenders'' the Braves In the top ol the jost aoublelle~deta 'in ~ teasue so ninth to tie the ochre Red !Jib! only aeven. 1amea · aeparatc Schoendlenst's runiiCo•lng ain(le, I prot ana last p)aee. The PiiJ .. IN FIRST PLACE ' ourch Pirates wojpl'4d ,the St And then the final act: A walt j.oWI f;aramals. liHI lind U. the to •Willie lolays, a l!letlfiee, a• ~htca.(o. Cuba awe'pt ,llle Plllladel· intentional walk to C!)i)eda and • Pllll trmllles, 11-2-aild .:.H, aoctty came • wlnn1D1 olngle 11)1 r,oolde ;ast·ptaee LOs ADp~ Do~er. Felipe Ainu. Chalk uv• anotbet beat the CmeinDaU Redlep, !1.() .-nd :J.2. ' In tne American L~aJU•• the l'/ew YOrk Yanlceea ' mamtliptid .Jtetr Ina same lead Wh~n the) beat tne Oh•eaco Wntto ~r; IH, Pony S duleMayBeResumed • Th • E , Jn M • U L, Rlpoy'a ~·~Hflput !bose Gl"'to a half-&olle ahead Fofter l.i · vt;lll'nc ' T. of family \l!!'l.~•twl!~ t!!· YAN~III I~C~S FATHIR York' Bobby Rlqltardfpr the.. ~ wl!en hla wl(e , 11 Valley H... ~!,-New • N.J. ;~. ~~e:::"~= .~.:e! ~':."~ Sunshine today promised to mancled but not so seriously, 1ccond pllee v•a IJ.6 and ll-3 39 41 .481 14\lo permit Little Leaguers to resume resumed tlti~ evening Vlctorleo over tbe Baltiloore Or39 42 .481 14\1. play th1s week after having been with be Little Le~guers alated to •oles, the Waabmgton SeoatOts 39 44 470 15\lo washed out of all contet~ts last play tomorrow night. .,wept tn~ k.ansas C1t)l A'BJ 2-u 37 42 .468 15\1 week D.ue to the aerlous shortage of und 4-2, and the Cleveland In311 46 .432 18\1 Pony scbedules, also badly diamonds make·Up gamis will be •.uans crllSbed tbe Boston Rto S.tunl1y'1 Reaults dlflh:ull to schedule both In Mid· .io1, 9-4. Chlcogo 7 loston 4 dleport and Pomeroy. Pon,les play In LOs Angeles r110kie pitchers ' Chkogo 13 Boston 5 W MOnday nqhto, Litt1~ '1{1acuers ,tan Williams and Bob Glallo111 Now York 10 CloYOiand 0 Tue11day night, the M;·M' teams llardo, bolh a1ded by c.aem La~li~P, xDotroll 3 W11hlngton 1 OWR , Wednesday, Ponies fiunday, and ga!ll~tn~ed~et~edi~t·~lo~r~t~he~Dod~~~~er~a;v~·"'::-.~~~32~~~2:::5:5:~ xGtmo collod ond of olghth J,. Lillie Leasuero Friday. This 1 CIUH of rtln, leaves only Wedneadtl)' when the • Kamas Cliy at Baltimore ppd relft Of lfSt Pomeroy VeL& or Mld<lieport Sunday'a Rewlh MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. UPI · :~:Y·, Satu~ys ~d ~~~ndays CIIYIIInd 9 Bos!on 4 Peristent Patty Berg reH11ned t~ Tonight at ~·30 tho Indian• Chlcogo 7 Now YD'k 4, lot Now York 5 Chlcogo 4, 2nd, 10 In day os the queen cf women s 6-3 a(e to ap~er In Mldleport W11hlngton 2 Kon111 City 0, lot golf·the f1rst lime sh• has done again the Colona~ 9-4. !loy Arms Orioles 4-7 go to Racine 8-3 (the Woshl~1ton • Kon111 City 2, 2nd so in a home town tourney. MIS8 Berg f1red a 72, the Ia&< leader•> and lhe.":dlddleport ~elf Detroit 6 JJ.Ittmora 5, ht In a succession of four beiOW·P•r 3-7 play on the )'o.,.roy ,Hlf)l Detroit 5 Boltlmoro 3, 2nd rounds Sunday to capture tho School fteld against the Tigen Tuoadoy's Gomts American Women's Opt'n with a 3-6. Cleveland at Washington, night total of Z88. Chicago at Baltimore, night The title, worth $1,2?~ . came to In Middleport J.lltle ll<ltroil at New York Miss Berg in a !trst appearanre games the aeebnd half will Kansas Clly at Booton, night in a major tournament In Mlnne· ze' atart'ed again this week as the NATIONAL LIAGUE W L Pet. Gl apoli' and enhanced her reeoL•d Senators ().I meet the Indians 0.1 as the aU·time money winner in ttie Bra••• H play the y11nkoeaf san Franeiaco . 44 37 .1543 IH> and tbe Redlega Hl play Milwaukee . . 42 36 .4113 11 women's col!. 3 The new queen had an el1hl· Red So• 1,0. St. Louis . . . 39 38 .1508 In County Little League the Chicago . 42 41 .Mil 3 stroke lead over the rUDIIl!rrUP, Pirates go to Racine, the Yankees Philadelphia . 38 38 .1100 3\1 Louise SuQa. l'ltlsburgh . . 39 34 .476 ~\lo Betsy Rawls wmlnd up in a tic to lh~ Redle1• (Pomeroy) lind Sy· Clndnnatl . . 37 41 .474 ~~~ for third place with Joy~ Zlste, rlieu'e ~,~~~~ ,to the podgers LOs ' Anggelc• 37 '44 • ..457 7 at 2D7. l .1 .•• • '\ Tll~e ' teiiilfl'aro all Of In the toturdoy"o 1111ulls aeeond half. Mlnn11polls 3 It, Paul I Wedn~sday evening Rptland ts St. Louis 2 Pilllburth 0 Omaha t DenYOr 3 scheduled to come to l'onieror (or Phltodolphlo 12 Chlco1• 2 Chorl11ton. 4 Wlchlto · 3,. 17 Inn. a Meics·Maion game ag~lnal the Lll Anaolll 4 Cincinnati 3 lndlontpnlla of Ltulsvlllo, Ptld, Veta and Wahama Is to come to San FronciKo 5 MllwovkH 3 Sunday's Rnulh - 1rtunda Middleport. · Plttoburgh 10 St. Loulo t, Ill Plttoburgh 1 st. t.puls 6, 2nd Chlcogo 3 Phllodolphlo 2, lot Chlcogo 2 Phllodolphlo 1, 2•• LM Anvot11 3 Cincinnati o, 111 Los -.n,olll 3 Clnelnnoll 2 2nd lon Froncloco 6 Mllwaukoo' 5 Tuoadoy's Gomes Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night Milwaukee ot st. LOuis, ,night Philadelphia ol Sun Fran. night Only games scheduled. wm Patty Berg "'t'ns , In Home T F F• T'JJne I INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUE W L Pet. Montroal ~7 33 .883 Toronto 150 S8 .1588 J\O<heftcr 48 41 .~39 Columbus 47 48 .150& Miami 49 48 .110& Richmond 42 49 482 Havan• . 39 ~~ .483 Buffalo . . . 34 60 .382 MOntroal 6 Bullolo 0 Toronto S Rochostor 2 Mloml 2 Columbus 1 town, Jackson. ' Richmond 7' Hovan• 2 Middleport . . 000 000 0-0 3 4 AMI.ICAI" AISOCIATION Jackoon . . . . . 000 020 x- 2 4 1 Dove Hlndy (1.1'1 Boone Hlndy , Middleport . . , . . , , , (8) and Woylaad. Ruao Mitchell Pllmeroy . . , . . . . . . . 8 and Frame. Pt. Pleasant . . , . , , 4 I'{ANDINOI Jaek&on , . . . . . , .. , . 3 COLUMBUS UP! ·The froah(A,porontly) ~•ville . . . . . . . . 1 man ba1-elb1U eoa<hlna Job 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _w_~ ~il.i ... o Ohio Stole UuiveraiiJ WI& temporarily •tolled lodly, lesvlna former Columbue North Hll~ School Coach Frfnk TrlllU aort of 1 nlln withoul 1 job. SIUJBping Jets Truitt Stalled, Co To Havanna Is Coach With For Three Games No Job Today HAVANA UPI-'111e olumplnl lnltod Prou lntornotkmol Indians four lllralcht Ia the World ~letory for A city built for an extravogant Series, couldn't top the bcrolea Of r.•n!IO!'I." destiny, a tall tale come true . . . the current club.· n first As if this was not enoUgh, a ,..lntd his Jtrlde In ,... York Natwnal League pennant for S'lfl +nnlng heroics. A }tomer by Rookie protest WBJ officially filed by Middleport against Gallipolis for having used an alleged Ineligible pltoher last week when Middle· port took Its first loS8. Middleport went to Jackson but Doracl Riebel reported about Was Middleport High School Star Ex-Gridders Meet In Okinawa Glonh In tho oprlnv or 19117, IP' vorontly woo on hlo woy toword o ~~ corwr whon ho first mot young Bob follor of tho lndiiN In' 1 spring oxhlbltlon. A JWtch got owoy '""" tho Clovolond linha~e thrown the Ohio Valley As· bollor ond struck Honk In tho sociation into a first class mud- hood. Lolbor, who hod hit .331 dle. to. tho Glonts In '35, nonr ro· Rain, or threats of rain, mis· underatandmgs following from cloudy skies, together with po.. siblc lack of !tre on the part of non-eontendcrs. appeared today to , lr at IT TANNIHILL ow~es Goes l'loai..!!!':!Of Gi~ts, FiCtion Coote.Tr~~f.e.gni~ ·· .~!i~~i;'!~?E~: ·From Braves·As ·other Conte~d~rs Eaeli Jlroe 2 HIS IS FILI-1;0, Willi'-: HELIUM �.,. ./ •' I ' 'it I. • 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July,l4, 1958 Reports'Given On Baptist's ·National Meet The Daih Sentinel of the Pomeroy Finl Baptist Langsville, Sundey <~'· Middleport Society Reeent guests of Mr ond Mrs. bostess The Rev Tom Wetlls, pastor Mrs Allen Shain prcsiOent wa, of the Bradbury church wall per· Cash Braley were his daughter. in charge of the ~eetUif and de· form the ceremony, 10 the pres· Mrs Cledytbe Howell, Colurnbui POMEROl' SOCIETY votiona were led by Mrs Loram ence of the ammediate families and Mr. and Mrs William Gil· Mrs Paul Dornell rntered St. Sterrett, ualag as her theme " For Miss Roush IB a graduate !>f the logly and Miss Octo Gtllogly of Joseph Hosplta~ Parkersburg, W Albany Jiveneu" A short busmess &e3· Middleport High School class of l4lis Opal Kelly who has been Va. last Wedneodey and under sion was held 19G7 and " employed as book Mrs J H Stephenso~ reporte~ keePer l:lt the lmperl~l Electr.c living with h\lr sl8tcr~ln·law Mrs. went surgery, Friday and is con on the house party whtch was at· Co. Middleport Irene Kelly al Clllton moved to valsecmg nicely tended by 1144 women Mrs Sham ' and Mn. 'Joseph Cook reported~ on the white Cl'OSJI at the bous~ party. A report on the na&ional con· vention w.a given by Mrs Ralph c Z•ndel, who stated that there were 12,000 10 attendance and 26 !ore1gn COUDITiea were represented Mrs Clarence Cr:m!ord, wtfc or the convention pre01dent, gavo report on their recent tnp to Ru..ota, at the told convent• on, group which Mrs Zundel to the 1 The history of the Amcrac:m cou ventton was also giVen by Mro: Zundel The hostesses served a saLad course to those naMed above anrl Mrs Ray SEndcnabcl, Airs ~~~~· Pomeroy Bend THEATRES MEIGS-POMEROY TONIGHT """ TUISDAY "COWBOY" Glenn Ford- Jack Lemmon TEMPLE-Middlepol1 TONIGHT "DARBY'S RANGERS" Jamel (MAverick) Garnor Etehalka Choureau Tuftdor Not Open WIDI. ond THURS. "'THE FEMALE ANIMAL" Hedy LaMorr - Jane Powell - also"DEEP ADVENTURE" Roso Allen - Dottle Lee Homer Carleton ha!i retum~d Middleport this weekend where home after t several weeks visit Mr Wilcox, who ls associated lhe will room with Mra. Hylda with relativea at Norwood with the Powell Service Station Rice and daughter Jacqueline Mn Mro. Harry P. Smith, Mrs C F Rice and Miss Kelly are co-work· was a graduate of Rutland High School m 1957 era m the oifice of the Ohio Val· Tompkins, Mrs Robert Warner, Mrs Jed Webster and Mrs. Pearl A reception wlU be held after ley Baking Co the weddmg. Mr. and Mrs Homer Jones en- HyselJ are attcndmg the MethQo ------tcrtamcd ot dmner Friday eve- dl.Bt s~hool of missions at Lan ning Mrs and Mrs Asel Pierce caster, this week MilO Olga Piei'Ditt Columb~s and Mrs. Rllbert Rice and baby or MilwaukPc, Wis., Donna 1md spent the weekend i'\t her honle Dianna Brown of Mtami, Fla.f and here. Mr and Mrs Clerenr.e Gardner Mrs. E!!gar Wolfe. local Mrs Dqv1d Entsminger has re of Newport Ky are thf! guests of The members and their families turned from Columbus where Mrs Frank Hood anrl ')ther rela· n( the Golden Rule Class of the she was called by the illness and tlves ~'lrst 8 Pplist Church held their subsequent death of her brother, Mr and Mn. Martm McAngu" mnuul Jilcmc at the Portlaad Park Fred Miller. and daughter have returned home sunday ~;r and :~1rs George Doolittle after a viait w1lh her p~rents, Mr 'M:r and Mrs Frank Chee~e· Jr , and son Steven of Toledo and Mrs. Allie Grue1er Monessen, brew, Mr and Mrs Harold Kauff j were weekend guests of her par· Pa. and Mr and Mrs Chfford Stumbo ents, Mr and Mrs Glen Lambert Mr and Mrs. Au1tJn Lehew of were on the committee that plan- South Seconrl Street Newport KY arrived Sunday fo1· ned the aff.aar wtth the group Mr and Mrs Sam Hamer and a visit with relatives leavmg Immediately after the son Bobby who have been visiting Emmett Wtll and Mr and Mrs. mormng wor~<hip service his granddparents, Mr and Mrs. Jameo Will and daughters were The :~ ltf!rnoon was spent in E R Tompkins have returned to at Alb Cave, Sunday to attend th.. playing baseball, badminton and thetr ho1pe in Pittsburgh Accom· Will family reunion. other ~ames. • panylng them home for a visit Mra. Earl DIU returned horne. 'l1lose 1attcndmg were the was ·~r Hamer's brother, James. Sunday after a v1slt ~ilh relatives Cheesebrcws, lhe ¥.auna the lt'ir and Mn. CnrroU Swanaon in Columbua. Slumb(ls, thll Kalad Hlndy&, the were in GalHpolis Saturday to get Jamea Pullet18, the Tony Fowlers, their daughter Sylvia, who bad Mr. ond lolr& Dale Valentine the Harold Hubbard&, the Owen been vl..!Hing her grandmother, and family or Porkersburg, w Va Braltoru, Puul Smart and Don Mn. Charlca H Swanson and her ~ weeltend gueata of Mr. an(t Becker uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Mra. Eldon Kraeuter and daugh Charles B Swanson this past ten.' Momlnt Star Jasper, MrsT. T. 8!\C'!ton, Mrs Golden Rule Class p·,cn·IC Is Held At Portland Park 1 Albert Smith, Mro Dale Wippel, week. Mra Sidney Russell ,. a medl· Mrs Dana Oliver, Mrs. W11ter Wolfe, Mrs Ellen Couch, Mr• col patient at Bober Hospital. Winifred Stiles and two guests, Her daughter, Mn Robert Hoythe Mrs Edwrrd Coreoran of Wapp. of Hlll1•rds lc here to be with her. ina, Conn. and Mrs. Guy Cowan. Returning to their homes Sun· day aftor VIsiting their parents, Mr. and Mr.s John Seines were Mr. and Mr. Roy Rouah !Ruth Seines) a.d oon Roy Jr of Lan· ling, Mieh , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mll<h (Mary Rooe) and children, '(JAN C:AJH ... LOAN flOO 1a ''"""'" ' 10.07 ,.,...... 7.28 Monthly !8.68 48.00 100 1 Monlhlr 21.33 34.08 124 E. Main Sl. PHONE 191 Payment• Include all ehor1e~ Loons up to ttOOO subject to prompt opproval. David and Steven, of Martino Forry, lair and Mrs Charlea Sclnea ond family, Chuckle IPd Bobbie of Columbu~ Mr. and Mrs Pat Caoonova !Coradelle) and aono Grey, Guy and Gary of Wal· llng!ord, Conn , will remoln until tho middle of the wook before ro. turning home p:arent1, Mr, and Mrt. Vern Bolin 1er, fell Saturday lor Bottlesbur~. Miss for a vlolt with hla parent• before retutninr home Mr. and Mrs. Jame1 Kevan and oop returned tq their home, Madl Mr. and Mr! Warner French, aon, Saturday, aftor a three Dalbert and sandy, were gueato weekiWloc. vlait with her pvents, Mr of ~r Rnd Mrs Kenneth McEland M:ra. Vern Bolln1er. hinny and family Sunday Pamela Mr ond Mra Carl Norton and French returned lo Worthinllon Carla, Mr. and Mro. Rolland Diehl with hor parents 3fter spending vlolled Mr. •nd liln Olan Hyaell the week ., 1uest or the McEI· Baturday lor a barbecue. hlnnya. Mr nnd Ml'l, Fren<'h also Yilliled other rolallveo bore, MITI" PIGH11 VARGAS Mro. John Blazer and sono, tJa. OAXLAND, Calif. UPI-Aiex vld and Ricky, GaUipollo, Mr and Mra Robert Blozor of Columbuo Mlteff ond Ruben Vargaa, a pair were guests of \\fro, Hyldo Rice of heovywelahto who like to mix at close quarlen. collide In 1 10. 11d daughter, Solurdll)' Hr. and lllra. Calvert Jont!.! ol round bout tonl1ht at tho oak· Boltlmoro ore tho eueats of the lond Auditorium. latter's oioter and brother·ln-law, llr. ond Mn. Herbert Moore Mr. and Mr~ H. J. Ru ..ell have rented their garago·apartmonl on North so.,.,nd St , to Mr. and Mro. LeOn llrlnkman, Leon . · WHhout ••P•ta~~lve Remodeling ~ 1 ' ' ' ' Fnnces Fred'a, W~ll.i ·~~llhl,~ ~ ~ Po!'~ !l<im!'!ff• ','.!... 01u..i _ , .... ~.1 0 ·~-• • OD h\1 Pl,i'li\11. ~· to~ lira. ~ ... Rife, ~~( · • ·, , , , Chester Grange Inspection To Be Held July 22 Geo. Renahaw The delegite and alternate to Mr. Cllllord Bia•• :;~~~~!! Sl3te grange was voted on at U.r slater Mro. Emil A "oil·!~> 1··. ·· neet ng One apphcation for family. nembershlp :wu read and tne Freeman and Stanley Alethff(\ Charter was draped in MemorY of Logan W. Va. were £Uests of >I Mabel Weber Fant and socond ~onferred de~rees werP on the three Candidates ilresent and all member.s are ur~ed to attend the next meeting Refreshments were served the close uf the meeting. a' Smith-Foster Wedding Is Set For August 6th Prlvt~te • ?>'' '~~! i , i ' J ,;:' I ou thll 'l!ID"'"· "'· ; II!'Clof-W,elltt, WUkel'll!e, la1,1.~ ltlnl I fe111 dan ...wi ~•' JU1111111 sarton ~d ,ehlldiem ~e ton, omplp)'Oil,illll~ ,4.l~!•~ .•pent lbe ..r1 etld with ·btl ul\tlli: ~a~r; ond Mro. Elmer '"Y~•eldt ,10ld thoJI:'I>ro~JtY ~_,., titld ' pur· hliued wopeity In W~e to 'u-• Which lbty WilllliOYO'IOO~, Hr.IIJid Mrs: l*efalJI !lf!Oll and Be~l!f~"f.~f n~lr,Jte#tJi•}l' on· Suri~ay. SHe baa tiifn· 'Ill for ao•~ wl'l' a be~ 'li!!!dl\lin· ; Pafut llife OP.flpt Y(~d~e11011J Dlg!l, , ll!ci• Th~ay wltb ~le Sa:don. ' ' Mr ond MrL Lloyd WI!¢ oponl Sunday ofternoon 1 wtth 'Jir. aud t.~t,. val ·Rll•, Wilkesville.' lllr. onc!.l.lrt Artie Wl!llal)ll of wll~•vlue •penl $11turd~ ~ ltfr. ond )Ira, Georce Sll(!o.ri; ;wr. .nd . l\lr&, Bersbet' Juatlce ,and children , spent an oveninJI with ~ir. aod Mn. Charleo Rife. : I j 1 ' . ·Couftll; . . weF Problem . ''' ·CHILL-AJ;R • Portablo . ~' J ,air cltolc·r ~ ' .. .. Fire Truck Offj~ers Parti~ipate In ! Ross.€.. Manl,unJ '· CHILLICoTHE, '0 IT11J, man Dotion, 42, who lied '. '""""; sboollnr and woundin~ vear-old nephew, Friday hecau.se he hod killed him, peocefully to authorlli., daf nljhl ' wbo was found ~~~n· hol!ce, John S. Foster. eer11mony in the church social room liln Smith graduated In Juno from OhiO State and Is a register· ed dental hygienist. Private Fo'" ter recently sraduatt.od from the General Moten Frigidaire Divillon't traming prognm as a Jour· neyman tool and die maker. He Is currently taking hlo army bali< training at F'ort KY, and Kn...for haa been selected further acboollng at Fori Holabird, N. J W~ST SHAH Mro. Robert Painter and Do~, J.aa Johnson .are •P.endlna 1 lew doyo with Mr. apd Mro. R_,...ond. Taylor at Addison llr. and lllra. Denzil Geo~oln lllr. and ~In Floyd Spen" ol Pomeroy, Mr au;:. lair#, Mlllliall Miller and family were Sundai aftemoon callen of !Ira Jln11le Rouob. Mrs. Eli&abeth Wickham of Ch•ater apent lofondt) at the RoiUh ond Painter bomeo. lllr. an~ liln. Ralpb Painter ond family called on :Mr. lnd Mra. RuiHII Painter Sund!IY. • ' ·HE~E'S ~~~ $PECIAL· : FAfT ·:y . \. , .' , I _. WiiHord .... ' ' Servi~ ' f'""'. ~~&· ' ' . ,~ ' , ,1 ~ t~ 11 I> I . . ' t) , " '• ' I ' A NEW ·J 918 I ' " .,: .tr,tt . ol~ (~u:,:·· a r~l :-~J!JI, ·.:· ., ' Roy Howell of Waltertnh Ind. ape~t th• woelend with hla r.... , Uy.. quo!ia wore Mr Xy 3\'tll l'la. · a~d Rldcutf1 •.Mra. J'rantet andttiOn Terry wJto •l'f'nl dar night l'ilb lllra. Roy Holl•ell' l ond famll.\1, I . , .. It's An Open lnv1tat•o" · ' \'' ·: ·" T~ ~'Everyone!, ' VISit WITH' MIKE DISAf,.LI ''ii'] • • DBMpcaATJC ';:, ' .,' '' I At 2 IPresident Dispatches Troops · Into Explosive Lebanon Area' · WASHINGTON (UPI)- United States Marines bave land· ed In Lebanon, the White House 18ld today The landlng force oonallted of more than 5,000 men. President Elsenhowfr 18td that the action was In respollle to ao urgent appeal from Prestdent Chamoun of Lebl!\t,on. He said lt was taken "to protect American lives ~nd . . . to - . , . - - - - - - - - - - encourage the Leflaneae eovern· ment in defense of Lebanese 10verelgnJtcy and mtegrlty " "The&e fortes have not been sent a'i an) aC\ or war," the Pre. Ident u.ld in a 1peclal statement. He pledged tbat thiS wUJ RUpport the TO APPEAR IN II. S, STOCKH(/LMc swe~ UPIEleven European nalloqs lnelud· Ins tHe Soviet Union \viii aend 1peed ekators to Squaw Valley, Cali!, ~ext FebT~~~~I'J'· ·{ their brother Otto and EmU and lamllteo and slater Mrs Leonard Luna!ord ond hmlly Mra. Earnest Powell spent Fr~ day evening with her uncle Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl Mu. R~bcrt Bowin bDd nn were auppt~r guellla of her parent3 Mr. and Mrs Denver Carmen Mn. Carmen has ,not been so well Iitine e vlll~il hll IIIIOr, ·IJn, !>Ia- fimlly lie · COOlER AIR ANYWI,Ie.RE Mr. and Mrs. Theo L. Smith ore annpuncmg the approa~htng mu· rlago of thelf daughter, Joy I'•· trlcla tc .. .. ' .. LAUREL CLIFF • WI1H ' The open church wedding will Mill Elisabeth Bruch ol Entet• he an event of Wedneoday, Au· prise waa the guell ol Mr. and Mn. Eldon Kraouter and daugh i\llt 6th ot 7 30 p m In the Unit· ed M.etbodiflt Church, Pomeroy ters A half hour of nupti:ll mulic wiD MilS Roberta Kracuter loll Sun be pre•enl•d by Miss Patricio day evenlag, for a weeks visit In Blakeslee, o• gamat, and Mr R"' Parkeroburg, w. Va., wilh Mr bert Brown, vocalist beginning at and Mra. Dale Vat.nttne and lam· 7 p.m. lly Olllciatlng at the candlelight John Meridith of Chester opent eervlce will be the Rev Eugeae Sunday wilb hla coullin Delbort Brown, while ushera will he Mr. Brueb, Enlerprlae. Jameo Nester and Mr. Eugene Capt. and lllr~ Jack D Cralt Willoughby Llmeatone, ,ldo,lne an4 family , ,\11 lnvltatlonal recfllllo.,,wlll!Jl!!il who have been the (Uf'Us of her bold lmmedllltelf foi!OwlnJ .... OIYe Your KNohen lh.. "Bullt-ln•Loo~J" '· ~ •• - - - ·1: emvloyed Ind.FOlt spent tbe week; end home. Hr. ll!rs. Paul Jatobs we e N;r. aand lllo, ,Q "F. Bovert'\1~ i\IOsto parents Mr. and Iiili. ~d aon c~ on i\,.; poreit!-1 ~· 1 Pearl Jac;lba. and Mrs. q~lll'l"' ,Jjir1, ond ftinl.li' lllr. ' ~.11fh:;Eci\YITd ]Ulilb~ Mr. ano Mrl. Nal'..aan SChaefer ond •hlli\I'On' , or. ·~~U) 'll!!>nt spent ThuradeY night with their dauchter Mr and Mr.. Clarence lwo days '''lii!li ; ljer ~nl!,• kr. Akley of Athens.~ Mr. and Mrs. and Mra. charlu Rile 'lild. ramiiY:· R<iliert a~~ Rormlt RUf, employ. Akley and Mr. and Mra. Scbae· AnnuRI inspection will be at rer opent the 4th at Lake Burr ed In .1\)lroii. apent•lbe l<"Ok· "'~ the next meetmg I)! Chester -ere. • Grsnge July 22nd. Ea<h lamll)' Oak. Mr. and ¥11· RllDiilqd ll'l!omu .Mrsf Margset Hyae11 and Bev· attendmg is asked to brmg a erly Jacobs are visiting the form· and sona apent S~n~'l' with Iter fru1t pie for potluck lunch to be slater Mr and Mh. Pearl Ja· mother, Mr~. Frejlr W~lls ind servtW Degree practice for 3rd· en family. cobs. Bob Bowcp has re1pmed ,10 11,_ w llh degre" is to be July 17, for llr. and Mn. Lewis Fox spent the degrees to be put on lor in· • ,' FridaY. o!ternoon and ~Vl!nlng In wort at Golllpotu. spection Mr. ond lllro. JflrOld Rife and Zanerillt. wllb hiS mother MT! childr~n of 'AI!'OIDI,.ll'llnl SullllaX Communications from the Coon· Farah·\i.emley wbo ha• been bo .. with ~~~ P~•till, Hr. ~d lllrt. e1l"" of Churchea was rtlld than)!:· plts)iJd. ' Mrs,' lola Howell anrl childrco Cl\trje~ ~~· ,'1!'.1!"'¥11• att~n<IJ~lng the Grange lor the contribu BDd Mrs. Francea Beeehler an~ soli, !(elv[n, uon from Rural LiCe Sunday, a1aon Tel'l*y were dinner gueats O• iO from the Health Directory for . Emma Fox Monday. he contributions One 11ppeal for Mr. and lira. Olin Rife were Jld was read and the usual I· got!.!ts of his mother Mr and lllrs mount 1ent f..aeWe Hawldq , •. , ••• , • • • • • • • P0111ero7 Soelely EdiiGr : arternoon, IJ,flda lllee , .. , • • .. .. • • • • • .. . • Middleport SoeleiY EdiiOJ lbe home of Mn Harry l<!e Ball· clock, at the Bradbury Church of ey, with liln. J. E Footer as co Chrlil 12 l: :~~;.~~w\~ natlonal Bradbury Will become the bride Church met Thursday evenmg, at July twentieth, at two-thirty I ~¥.. <1. of their parenti _.: an~ lilra . Hr. aitCililft. ,Jiiltl' sptllb ~" Vernon Howell. Hr. and Mrs. Un ond , daug~Wo, Coliiintilll, Cirut!iett remained fill' •wblle. ~pent 1 S.turdp7 Wltll hll aunt, lilra. lira. lnne Rolie:to of Green· sarab RHoand fam117.-- · - · field baa been VIStllng her sllte ·s Charlet RHe,'tJII,U ·llolfen. l!rs. Fox and Mrs. tonvention in Cincinnati, when of Mr Raymond Lee Wilcox. son the Women's Mi18iona:y Soeiety of Mr and Mra. F W Wilcox of ' ,• -1 ... ·B,UCIIUIHr:· •'t . " " ' ._, , ; ,. . ten Callton, were waekeni! guest. Jleporti were given on th• Ml.ss lilarYJn 114ush, daughter bouse party bold recently at of Mr and Mn Allen Roush of Granville ad of the "'- ;J Mr. and lira. George c.,..thm aud family and lira. ROu l'ol\1· • Roush-Wilcox Wedding To Be Sunday Event ~ ,~ \ · S~Paitit To·Be nation Umted Nations 10 taking measures adequate to meet tbt. Mtrldle Eastern SJtuation and "wh1ch w11I enable the U. S forces prorr.pJty to be wrt:t drawn'' � 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 14, 1958 horden rife thompson tucker