https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d99286bafb77079c0bed6f2e21d20f3d.pdf e23231e94e5c84cf7462eca3e7550e14 PDF Text Text .,. ./ •' 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'' �'. . . ~···· ·. .THE DAILY S!NTINEL .....:. - ~ . , Wetly Col, Je•nnl• Carto-n, Milton B•rl• •nd Sid C•Mar, to n1me 1 ftw, have run •ground. Ann points out th•t G1l1 ltotm manapd to hit the top In ''My Llttlt Marolt" and ctme back strong In "Oh luunnahl" Gale'• tho only nne I know who'a done it," Ann suys Sothern style, "!'m boplna I can mea,ure • up again, too.'' The blondA ud vlvucluus llC· treu bogln!f work next wuek In "Tho Ann S.>thern Show," a altuatlon corned; bmd on tho rigors· of an IIII!IOnt monoger of u small New York hotel. Will ProduCt Show In addition to storrlng ao Kulhy O'Conner, Ann will produce tho show In conjuctlon wilb Deol Ar· nu tlu·ouah her own compan)', Aljfo Producllona ·Rir chief oldeklck will bo !u"y llt,lo Ernest Truex, who will be remembere'l as the hthcr-ln·law In lho "Mr. Ptitlper" oerlea. Also along lor (he ride 1, Ann Tyall. wtio played o telephone oporotor in Mlll Sothern'l lul so-round. "W"e ·turned down many formoto belo"' dectdinl on a hotel back· ll'OUnd," Ann said "A hotel Ia 0 llttlt city of h! own. Anything can h•pptn In 0 liotel, ond tho chal' actor 1 play In right in the mid· die ot fhe actlun. "My now role will pllow me I• ad~!· .wny, 6:45 Sip 01 , ' Tod.i llom~oom ·' kJue oonan sk w cDlllll~· .Ml · 1'realiore Hunt Tlie Prloe Ia Rigbl 11:30 Tru.~ .or Corue!lucnces12:QO Tic Tac Dough 12:30 II Cou1d Be You 1:00 Mid·Day News 1:15 Movirtime 3:00 Today .Is Ours . 3:30 Ftom These )\oo!ls J:oo _q~een. For' A,Day 1-45 MC!d~ril Ronjpneea 5:W ' omedy Time ~:3(, epi ...Cb l'l.,hOUIMI 8:00 L:mesomo p:ro 'trfddlen 6:211 weathorcast 6:30 t:•ws Pl~ture N:~< tlflc,Nel"' · t• r.,..,'.llf UOTII wlth ~ expensive ~lothea than Sf.ll!.i tb'e.l&cretary did. GocF!roy Fllliel', ' •llul I'm In a quandry abaul theLONDON,-I)r. arehb!ohop of Conterbqry, thl uck dress, It would date the ilo !Uig~a:tng that It may be Gdd'a lhow lpr tutuie l'NU9t. AM 1 ~1-n't. w,rit to Iota out on '!ill l,hnt n10n Mpc . hlmoel! but lilt" lhe h~dl'o~en bolnbl · ·'-' t .. lql, ' I' "For all 1 know, It Is wllhln l~m·~ Girl , providence of God that the with • hold' for rnca ~hould doatrqy lt1elf res~l nl a •mall !hi~ mAnner. 1'6ttre is no 10 r8·fUnl of Pri• thflt t11C~ hum1n rnce is · It lo PGSIIble •he ilii..'ro•rovcr nnd pt•niY tn Scrip· wtth· contrary o!fcet." hlt.s ~ , 7:00 Wtilrlyblrds 7.tiO Win Wi\b A Winner 8:00 Shbtr1rY Temple's . story· d•0k oo'ito ' . '•g Show ll~ b Cumm.., 1 Cali!omtafta, Fr.viitlte• Story News Headlliiea "' ;=~::t~U.' Sfini s~ ou "r ~ ' 'I ' <I •'Dally ~~tine!, PomerO)':llftddle))Ort, 0., July 15,1958-3· •• ' GU:IC. ·. "":" I ' ' .r • . ! I.ChanMJ ~ :-,Wednesd., r ' I 6:f5 " ~II!!', Dlr 1 , 7:00 'i'ii!il.ii · ~ •' ' 9:00 "llomoe( Rolom ,• ' , .' • ~:~~ ~~;w~::li Shdw 10>30 Tl'<!tlllore tl~rit • ' ll :do I Till! 'Pif" •• rui11j.' 11:30 frnth llr Con~lfA 12·00 -i;tc Ta~1 o.o\'11. · · 12:30 11 Could llP, ~·~ 1:00 Mid-Day t!leWI' 1:"5 MoVfe!line · 3:00 .TOday 1s ours ' • · · 3' 30 From Tbes' ~'.' • •••.,,,:r" Q\H!ei{for • Dq: . , tilO' • ~p'L~,ott rTlla~eb'oUII ~ ""' '< H5 ; SP'Im J!l'~ ,. • t::lll \llii.ittieh!an·· d:30 N.ws l'il:ture H5 ·N!ci Nnw• · ... 7:00 Boots a~d Saddl., \ 7' 30 Walloh 'l'i'atn ' ·. ',· 8:<1!1:· ,.f:ailiei KnoW. ii!Otl ', ·' D:lf&:~:ittalt •TJl'e,,).ater ' • .' ·'' ''' "' ~ ~ l.T;)~ 10:00 It <::culd Be Y~u . · 10:~0 o. Heney ~Jt•tioliot · • • • . 11:00, News Headllneo ,, 11:!0 Weathercaal · · ii:U T&e Ja~k Pili Shn ,,oo 1!1111 ~ O!f July "' Cmle Ell!abeth Cal· vert 1 Gntlipolls1 !lira • Goo(ge Vau(hn, H•ndersdn. 811-th.!. J61y 12: ~!r. and Mrs. Roy Meodow,, Pt. PI , , . daughll!r; July 13: Mr. and Mrs. , GerAld Factor, PI,. dayghW; Jlj(y 14 Sir. aqd . pon~ld BaUea. qrimo Lan4i'lJ, 89~; .~It, and )Ira Georve Vaughn, Henil(i,l!'!n, oon. : Deaths July 12: \1111~ J~ne .n 14r•· '(hompaon, Rosa Kerr. Ha!:dc~ . ~ .. • . • JJ>,•! • ~ ~ . )•I.A ... •' \ ,. WHTM--T.V Charlriif\3~~ I C~annelllTu~sddr . c-~·ts.~aili.lfdlf Dilly jje'{Otions 1•, \r.' ' ;<, ~ommander Keene PubiiQ Delender· For Lave or Mahe1 Rlchp.rd Roy Ba~er. · i Dlochdr(\ed July 12: lo!r,s. llutll Atwood, Mrs. Rayil\oM Hcitel<J!etrjtan P: Adki~a. M.J.. "Llille)ohn, l~n w Rice, 11\r". P.P,.ap ..8 1¥k, ~,., llonry Mnrtrn, !.In """ ~· Ca ll, Larando Mi~~t. !jrs. 1 Troy Ohlinger, ' Mr~ · J, 18. Vanol~kje, Clyde n. Dlors~ 'Luther H. 'tlolloy, Nelson Bostle1 Karen Null, Jet· trey Swain. Jeffrey l )Amlng, Pa· trick Hill, lljanyel Gru~oier, Mrs. ~urtls Wolle, MrY Jerome Mahlo, J!lrs. Luther Minor, Mra. Emil ~rammer, ilrs. !i'rink Rutherford •nd · , !On. ' · .· Mr~ io:oo • 7·59 Sl!io On s·oo Mu;le In ttie Morning 9·oo Dnu~ Marlin Show 10.00 The Morning Show 11 oo Pieces of Elghll 12·00 Mr. District Attorne1 ' 12 SO Bingo • 1 00 The Afternoon Sbow 2·30 Douif Mardn Sh~w "' 3.00 American Ban!ISta~d 3:30 Record Hop 4·30 American Bandotand 5:00 Wild Bill lllokok 5:30 Mickey Mouse 'Club 6:00 Bingo 6:30 Your .l!:,.o Reporter ~:4~ Sportll "parade ' 6:M 'Ne,a1nermin 7.00 Casey Jo'IOI 7.30 Disneyland 8:30 Otde and Hap-lett . 9:00 Wedneaday Night .Fiahll ' 9>45 Sports Show . tOiOO Tombstone Terro~ry ,.• 10' 30 Ttafft~"C"oyl't •·· "'' '.'r• 11:00 lbe.Nella TOIIIIbl · · • 11 : ~' S<ailnlnr tho '!'/Utbli!( ., ,. II• ~ MGM Late Show ' ' ' ' ' t! \o j nl ~o. Pill}' Y•UI" ijy~.tole 'Iii.; Arthur Godfrey, T.,.,a· Dotto ~", ~ Ldve of ~~~ . ~~ ;; 1;:80 ·$eare~ F.•r·Tomorrql' • .~Th~:·~;~;~;~~~ !2:4&" 1:00 · ~ 1;86 2:0!) ~30 3:30 '·4:00· s.oo daughtel'll KayNease, and Mrs. Jo Ellen, Miss Bernice Oscar Scholl, Mhm a,mora Boice, Miu Sharon Wllijop, Sheila and Naomi Ohlil)ger, Ktren Sue Roush and Jeannie Tht'mas bo~ ,.. . Colurp· bus, Barbara imd .,. Boae:o :Uorak. Sendmg gillo .flu~ , unable to at· tend vrere lllra. Eve!)!tt" McDaniel Mrs Otto Lohn, Mrs. Chas. Neal. Mrs Dorothy GIOectn~r. r,.trs. Flora Steffy; Sandro Ingraham, Lila Terrill, Betcy · Davia, Janet Morri~ .. .Mrs .. Jack, Roush, Mrs. to eiiCI.pt Bollywood'a broiling Lind• Crlata1 (rigbt) and Nancy weather un the Walters eum~are IJWimault tashlonL Nancy'• aack bJouse is wum uver malchlng bloomers: Llnda'1 11111 '" tr,.rl\tlonaL Native Son ~ ~ (Cantlnutd fr.m page ane) ' obtthea,at end of the George Washington Bridge In Fori Lee, l>(l J. Before he le!l bls Ohio home, w::~s responsible for the devtlopment of the large oil and gas well art::a in Meigs County, be bringing m the largest well ever drilled in the historyy of the <;unty. He was the son of the late Frank E. and Anna C. Holmes ot Syryocuse. Surviving are his wife, frances L ; a sari, ::cnneth ol California; 'a brot~er, William H of Syracuse; two sisters, Mrs George Freeland, Syracuse and '} .• , .Cancer So~iety ICon~nuecl From '•Prompt ae One1and cancer has saved ·aoo,ooo· Americans who ' are i,ll•·~ and well today. ' ' "The ultimate victory wlll be ~the ''"······ HOMEMAKER NEJS ·.·. '·. POMEROY . There are at present a "rough bflkcr's dozen" I)( chemi1!31 compoltnds that show definite cancer-killing poweFS. Evidence · accumulated in 1957 that "viruses may play an Important rolt~ in tr1ggerlng some types of ~ancer in m:111." . ~tudles m natural relll.!t· once to cancer suggest that this ability may be due to the presence cr relative abundance of a substance in the blood serum of healthy persona and whlcb is low or deficient In the cancer pa· tlcnt 'this has been isolated and Jdenllhcd as properdin. Connell . (Contlnuod From ~· Onol _. ~ • Promised to inv~etigate S! complaint by Walton Manley Pige-st, that the stre•t be sal~ wa~ damaged several yean ago when the Mell!i Wate• Compan!' du{ ...,u, l~lbe 'area, allows mud lo ~sh I~ Ia yard and garoge ~" ·Jf;e~ :!treet foreman l,.ewis Ellis say -graves now er.n be d•tg in lour hours, a great saving, r since rec:eipt of the to 's nn.· trador · , •. Voted to acc~pt of $600 by Brown o( Pom('roy e oral It .i rtctor Sale:-; e oJd tractor. _Notmg that support for cancer • - Decided to adllertise for research has grown steadily from bids for a new pollee cruller after $000,000 In 1944·lo .$00,000,000 In discussing purchase of one with-1957, the 'Report satd that the out bids being aeked and !llidlng Society was now ttlloeatlng about tt IUega). POllee will use the SO per cent of funds coRtributed !own's pickup truck lnetead of to cancer11 rcl!carch.~ Soelety-spon- their ,personal earl until tbe crulsorcd rEsearch for 194:1 through •er Is; bo~gbt. Chief of Polllle Le first meeting the newly ed council wasofpresided overelect by MayM Thomas Grinstead Tbel· ma Capehart wu appointed trea· aurer for tbe lown, Thomas Huas man was 1u1med park commiY. loner; Edwin Roush, zoning and and the Ub hiYe been .10 trtnt. oct that tber will wub ~ Uy. ' •• .I. Do read the bani ,.., iuld !OI· low the 'illllruetla.. ilbldi ~f. · COIIIIIIend no biaebfna, no ......... tag, ondlow c.mperaturea ln loundertng and preoolnJI, fruit of caneer researcl-) whith has now beeome the. single ·;,~=~;;! undertaking In medical . Our.. sclentistS ~me day to the discovery turing 'Cencer rif prevenllng a year's '"'~a,m In · the SocleiJ aw-. lab boJ wullonl wllll OlliJ- lddlloJ 111111 loot that Ill u ..,. doDL Ji1111o.01of J1 _ , ~ept PAID RIVlVAL MEETING A revival meeting Is now under way at the Syraeuse EUB ChU!'Cb featurong lbe Larason 1!\iangellttk Party each evenlng It 8 p. m. Rev. Rrchard Young is pastor. RUSSELL RIUNlON · The nussell . Reunion will be held at Ed and Guy Russell's farm on July 20 at Rt. I, Mid· dleport. There will be'" a basket dinner a tl2:00 noon. Coffee, col4 drinks and table service will be furnished. • MARKIT RII'ORT CINCINNATI Eggs, ly lc whites 41; A 32, A UP!-Produce weak and unsettled, mostlower, comumer grade& and browns; A Jumbo 40large 83-36; A medium ZS. small 20·24, B large 25-31. Chickens, unchanged, !ryeri 2~ to 4 lbs. 19-20, heavy bens 17-19 Ugh! hena 11·13. Butter, 90 ecore, 'lle1 Tbqmaa Crow Sr.;"" ill· *·-,.-.-:G:-e-ro7ld SCbuater, Mrs. Roo Roush, Janet Struble, Mra. Clarence Heaton, M:r1. Don Grueser, Mrs. Kenneth GruNer and Marcia, Mrs.' Maurice Dural, :1\lra. Max Meinhart, lana roy jlrtrum 18ked · for a llgbl Harr!.s, Carolyn .ltloler, llltl. Jerry far ittll automatic tranainiaalun Davis and Mn. Harold Roush. and a big generator, the trans· miBsion because some of bit fore~ peraists , lfu e(Jrtlng oft, lp "blAh" Ute 1057 Crusade, ''the gre•test , • -Appf.lved Counellm.•n Mtlier•a am9unt ever contributeq in a sin· ftnal insurance report, ·and com mended him and his •ommlttee: ~le yr ar to a v,olunteer cancer· flghtmg agency. It was $2,400,000 the onlt v!Uage prop~ not in· over thb previous )lear's reCOrd sured Ia tbe flremen'c: boat, and motor. •II will atay !hf.t. way.' I high." 1 · ·Voted ' to rep'y tfOO loaned Onf! factor cited in lhe Increase to In 19M by the Mlddloporl Park in giving was a 10 per cent tare· As10cilltion, on requ'"' ot touts er force . of volunteer ~· aimeer Sauer, Curtia .Jenklnion and Will· Crusaders. Notional ,, stren~~· of lam Orueser. · of the volunteer a~1 f ,, was re· 'Approved WaY!I~ Gibbons ported 1110re than 2;000,'000. report thai Cheahlri ••Wige is to pay $2110 to bring lbctr !Ire PI'!> tection contract{u) to date, aad $200 annUBIIY herean"'". · . ·Appro,led Glbbo~o· move tc contr(bute $1110 IQ_.!Itemen lObo go IAVID IY IIIIORAct-Raaeue\1 F..:_ Pa"" 0 ,;. 1 to the sillle •onventlon ln August. (c....tl-··-• ~ ·-" to be. matched by anolhor .1110 by a erumbllnl clllllldo ledp al Willi•m· Holmea ~~Guffey muflee · " 'ill tile IIIOWit.ailll .... 4 JamoM. . . "'"" ' U I I Llbr• the ..,men. • seum, 1\llamo n vere ty ,ry . ·H•!U'd ,Mlu X..ma's report ColO. Whfl't lUI IM"t flvt ofa1l of :l'hjch Dr. Smith', is Cur~tor. tba( lhp s~el maintenance fund. ·Ud aiCilta wttloout tood or. The neJ,, an,.n"""' meeting o~lthi derivod Iron\ ~'rio Jlircenl· of the ~: lollll llandot'l, 81, telll Fejleratlon w be at tbe ca o. 1.,011 .. tax, tannot bo used to btl Witt, .CoroiJII, that bt would tbe ~xeCullye Council. but wUI, purc~a.e- ·traffic llghlo. · ban pi"""" to dellll hl4 bt no, poubl, . b< at !)>!ford. , , '., AjoproV,d • tho ro~orl of the 1101 ~od htl 1. . ITOIIDd a Wjth hluhutl~cei. Hta - Sunday Budgl>t oonjmlltee , an4 a.O.pted ton, w. m. a • .,••• 18, felt ~ eral hundref' teet and wu ldll?f~:: ~~?.i;::~~.~~~~~ caught ~he 19118 budget as prepared by ~ ' 1\i'enly , 'Grate. OIL 119111 Uved Ill DIIQIIIlllut. r• McGuffey 1 OfRIS IIDNIY-- ott. lf. lila at hll ~¥t>tW~~ter "' ldl aa 1 •t. 11. B., •biN blwrotlllettll'toPetel Beat llfll:blm bolplllllD ~erllll 001 ol btl bellltliJ ldiiDop to IIU.OIIIf Wlloell <iC Tbo l~,..r-old Bwt4loo r;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~P~o~w~er~Co~.~P~ic~n~oc~ ~Sund~~~f~·---~e~rm~·~P.:;.~tb~e~~lln~l~nga~,~lrilllll=:-~~~~~~~"~wttll~~-~~~~~~l"~l<l~•~1 ~~~..,.~"!J~.:,i,j .Mrs Max Roller, Moddleport. Funeral tervice8 were held at Ute Moritz Funeral Home, Cloater, N. J., and interment was m the Ge()rge Washington Memorial Cemetery at Paramus, N. J. The fa~. f!t"e~ 'wefe -especially marked 1957 "" totaled at $58,~,568. c• by In h'onor guard conducted by I Gtant3 awarde4 during calendar tbe National Civil Air Patrol. 1957 •mounttd to $10,439,5f19 - ' . I The Soddy repotled. publie 1 ntrlbntlona of $29,11M,OOO to Jife!saving pot~ntial adeQUt;lte treatment 1 for , NEW ' HAVEN ~ding commlaaloner; Cborl.. Oril, street eomn:li11ioner; Jtck .ldr. and Kr1. Wllllam Hub!k't Tbe Gord3n Club hlld Ita regu· hey, water tommlaloner and J1o. and children Larry ond J fir IAMOIIA . 1. HOLLIDAY lor monthly meeting ThurtdJJ ~rt Cooke. ~ewer comml81loner. Lee, Dayton are apeudiiiJI 1 few ttem. DlinNnahalkM AtMrt evenln& at the bomt of Mrt. ' ___:_ 4•Y• with the farmer'• mother, U. Corw for ..,..,.. P11ortea Burrell Dawaon with Mia . •'Sheldon Rouob, 11, aon of Mr. Mro. Alma McKende and family. H1n1 rif tho oprtng and tUm· , Mro. Cpnrad O~llnger an~ dau· Goldye Bart a~d loin. J . V. M<- ! and Mn. Donald Rouoh; !lUI Frey hla lal)1er Harold T. Hubbard iuld mer fobrlel, whether purchaaea ghter Wilma were booteues af a Grew .. co-boateueo. 1'he meet- •18, aon of M"r and Mro. lack Frey brother, Harold E. Hubbard and u piece goodo or iD ready to wear lhower held In the Sacred Hoort lnr wao opened by the Preoldent.lond Jim Fry, 18, 10n of Mr. and tam!Ueo of Mlddltport. • • • wiU emy IW •wuh and wear" Church ooelal roomo, Wedneaday, Mrs. Fred Bater,. Tile roiii'IU , .. llfi'J. Johnny Fry, are getting ready or "drip dry" label. July 8th In honor of Ruth Ann ...wered b)l A . !Utlve Wild to leave for Camp Philmont 1n Horak whoae marriage to Airman Flower". Durlnl. tbe btoslnOII Ctin1rron, N. M. Scouts !rom all ) Althourh much Improved over Larry K. Lewis will ta-e place 11 meeting It wu deettled to .have .i over· the country will gather 1 t f earlier labrtel, the new oneo may tbe Sacred Heart chtll'Ch on Sat- 1:00 o'clock picnic. at the borne, tho 200 square mile ranch for 11 1 require a few mlnutea of lilhl urday, August 2 1! 10 a: m.wlth of Mn. \V, T. Stonej for the Au· ·daya of camping and hllting. The Rella !be Brooko l!lllnt the pall Ironing with 1 w..._not hotRev. Fr. John Turel offlclatlnJ. ruot meeting. Mn. Donald Brow11 ,aeoull will leave Cllarlel!on for weeke•d with her oilier Mr. 1nd Iron. Even the moll aucceoolul Guests p,...,nt were: lin. of the Nelulcllma, Garden Clu~ lb~ five day buo ride to the camp. Mrs. Garr Fife and aon of Gill "wuh and wear" bohelo indicote Helen Lcwio paternalll'..dmother ::·,:~e~o •::tr::;,~: ~ t~~~~r:i ~tot.l trip will lake tbree pOlls Oboe. • ~;:·:~il of Larry), llfra. Letha Ruooell woth Mia Lebob Powell ao co· Mr. and lin. Pard Hudson 01 the boon opent iD otereblng, (maternal· grandmOther ' of Larry) ebalnnan. Tbe proppm was preBoy Scout Troop No. 2MI held Point PleaNnt were Suaclay call· dampening end ironing enUre Mrs. Andrew Zwilling lmotemal 1sented by Mra. Pbillp Wolpert, , Co~rt of Honor and Charter era of Mr. and loin. G•o111e lh:lr pteeeo of weart1111 apparel to op. grsndmolher of Rulhl. Mra. El· who chose •• her loplc "On the pr~ntootion at lhe Legion Hall [' son. predate today'• garmento that wpod Lcwls <mother of Larry), Way 1 Dropj)lld II" (Beinl a Litter· Wedneaday evening. David and . . eaJ1 for only minimum core on Mrs. George Horllk (mother · of bug). During the soelal hour re- Andy Karo<hnik R ..... Ri k Vlrcmoa Neal at Weet Colurn eollar and euf!a. Ruth), Mra. Floyd Haqlson, Mrs !roahmenll were oerved to thooe bel ·• 088 • '' • c Y boa spent oeverat days thll week Here are some other fabric Dale Barnhart, Mrs. Jack Harrt, named above and lin. R. J'. A and DoLald Brown were pro- I with Mr and Mn llaflllond Rouob •-~· ••-t _, ..... ,..tor·~ you moted to second clan. Sheldon and . 1 • IM;HI uaa uueu• ~' son, Mrs. E!Htf LewiJ, Mra. Tom Bryant, M!'l!l. noyd Cannacl., Roush receilled merit badges for g1r 1. The cbembl "was and wear" WoodP, Mrs. Charlene Neal. Mill Mrs. William Cbiaeler, Mrs. Wald pioneering, MWimming, ,first aid, A Jarle crowd from here att- treatment maJ be applied by tbe Elfie Pickens,, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Cunningham, Mh. W. L. Dyer, personal fotne88 and gardeninc ended tbe feetlnl at 'lerion Sat. manufacturer or blended fabrlca Mba Judy Arnold, Mi88 Vera Co- Mre. Clyde Foley, Mra. Paul JB!U Harwh received merot of eotton and man-made libeta, or vert, Mls~ Berlha Conde, ll!rs. Henderson, Mrs. Martha luhllng, badgea for wild life management urday noghl to oll •.ottoa. A fabric of properly Lester Wtison, Mrs J. A. Conde, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mra. Herman Joreatry, 1011 and water consena- .Mr. and Mr1. Jaet Ord anc! proee~&ed 6& per cent Decron Mrs. Ed Lohn, Mn. Leonat:d Heoa Layne. Mrs. A. K. McClung, Mn. l!O., t:fe "ving and personal family wt:"e vislttna witb blo par and 115 per eent o:otton in • aum· Jr., ~ilss Judy Spencer • llllaa Roy Proffitt, lin. Ray Plekena, Rt~ess The awards were present· ents Mr. and J.lra. 11arry Ord Sun· mer 1111t may be leas likely to re· Apri~11~hn~ee~, M'S 1C:_rolyn Sis- Mn Donald Rouab, Mrs. Lew ed_LbY Thomas Grinstead; local day. quire tho uoo of an .Iron and be son, 1 8S ar ara w s er. Roush, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. K. m,or and chairman oL the troop more 88tilt'actory than an allMrs. Eugene Colllno and diU· J. Scott. Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Mrs. commoltee. Jack Frey is seout Work ha• begun on the New cmton garm•nt with •imilar treat· ghters Patricia and Donna, Mn. a. ' R. Vance, Mn. N. ·o. Wein, master and has two asalstants, Ro.ad Makin& an interanee to thr ment Thomos Crow Jr., and Debbie, and Mrs. A. B. Woodrum. Lc Ka k grown for the Ne .. School build· Ia readr·made garmenll lbal Mrs. Margaret Sl.nilatr, Mra. Har· ~ rscbno ond Jobn Fry. mg on Broad Run dalm •wuh and wear'' character· ley Hondricks ~· Orion l!'loyd, Appolntmonts for various Town • Mr., an.d :ll.rs. James Roush are ' . tstlco, the hllll tag abould lndi· Mr~ cta•a Ohlinger, ;~lse Emily positions were made at tie Coun- v t Mr. and Mrs. Otis Heuon ud cote that oU parto rif the garOblinger, !ln. 1!. E: Follrod and ell meeting lfonday evening. '!'he ~r:,.:;:~n: on Winter Garden, family attended the Appalachlsn ment-the ahoulder pads aud eov- Ruth Ann Horak Hon,or~d Guest At Bridal Shower , .: .. Cha~nel S.:Tuesday .ch-.18- weclftW-,.· . ' 7.159 Sign On • , 8:00 Music In the Morning 9:00 Doug Martin Show Morning Show :oo:. Picces pf Eight Mr District Attorney H::::: ·Bhigo 1:00 The Afternbon Show . .~:30 Doug Martin Show 3:00. Amcricah Bandstand 3:30 Record Hop ' , 4:30 Amcrll:an Banohtand 5:00 Sir lahcelot 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 ·Bingo 6.30 Your Euo Re~ G:45 Sporll Pirade s:!t& ·wedtbeMrlan 7·00 Zorro 7:30 cheyenne 8:30 Wyatt Earp . 9:00 Broken Arrow 1 Quiz , " , ., Ij:~~~~~~~~J:~~~ 9·30 •lla'fomoqte Myst~u- matoro, 11:00 The Newa Tonl(bf u:o5 l!eannlnE .tho We&l!jer 11:10 MGM Late Shew •' . J::.:.:inJ!V:P0 •4:4!J M~eiii RpoiiaalOt • " -!:3000 r ' BROAD RUN 1 wt:Hs-rv.Cha)ldet aptlltorllim. The leatlvlllea wol! open with a square dance on Sat t.ll'day evening. An attendance of 2Do Ia cxp~cted A b:ts1~el dinner be lerved at noo~, Sunday, t. memorial servi!'e an~ a lipol~. Mrs. Rush Chapml\)1, l"moJBical . p!IOgram In the after· ¢hesh!re; James Norvell Goode, Pomeroy. · iuly 13. Mrs. Gerald G Factor, CLASS MEifiNG Pt PI ; Pearl E Ftotdeveaux, Pt. The Busy Bee Class of the First Pl., "\Irs Donald Bailes, Grimms Bap\lst Chqrch, Mlddloport woll Landing; Ahno Lauose Harper, Pt. meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at Pl., Mrs. Florence L. Shepard, tbe cbur<:h. Gallipolis; Mrs. Clarence 0. Nc· well, Cheshire; Mrs J R Gun· ncaux, )j_ra. ~rte Porter, Gal.lijl,ol\fo; GalllpoH8, Tommy Morg'an, Gnlhpohs ' " ~· . · ~ half ' Jim almost never 11. The Ten miles from hlo l>r,os tm very. ·alowhd tor a crOSs roJI:Ia rP.cred happ:• on all four t'ornera by fine fields "Franklv, r am happy 1 wa11 out of corn-plo.nted almost to the ~·~~~~a~~~~~~ of TV last yuar An nwful lot of edge of the road. performers were dr'Jpped " The other car. loaded wilh Ann has C.BS hnd DesUu big ktds on the way to a movle ln Violet A. nnd Herman M Jar· guns y:omg fur hel' She wHI have town, aeem~d to come from no- ell to Ohio Power Co, 20 50, coal, th n prime 8 20 p m. spot on Mon· where as It whi'ppcd Into the inter· Salem. " duy nlghto fnllowln~a the Danny section from behind tbc aently Grace to William "'homao !how But tb~rt ore road· waving torn biQCktlta I Jlr~·affld . of trans.) "i k 1 1 ~ 1 • bloc :11 , too Ann's compettt OJ\ I vi~w. The~ was a ~ueal of brakes Luwrcncc' Wdk, thetndn wllb the • i wide 'iwotvc and the other Dolley and Bertha Hoi· f 1 1 b bbl 1 ' bnnd nnd the a.!lc nat ng U e car went b Ithely on. Jim was R and Mildred S. . T3, Rl2 Sutton, machhH! lhlf!l tor hla · appointment bec!aus~ Mo!iga Gr·oce1ry Co. to Homer lie bad' to pull oll·,lhe roalla~d all V. Cook, lots, ;l!ld; lbr ~•11 an hour until hll hondo R • otqpped oh~klng. ' ·Jim'a personal frlslo actuallY llll-/.J.I..J..-d I~ only a pill'! of ttie larger erial• "'K/l ql American roads-dot ehough good ones to hondl~ the at~!dlly !(rowing 1trcam of vohlc!Oo awarm l~g out of ar'tvewaya ana goraies liid roads ·arc Jammed. The fed· oral go~ernment, thldu1h Itt ~llge , road bolldlr,g pr~,1ram that • eventually will crlaa crou tho na· 1 " Unll•d ,,.... lflternatlonal O'Brien, dec., to Don tlon. Is 8lowly mbvln1 toWard a WASHING'rON-·Hmos• Dcmtr panlal" aolutlon of our erlal1. But ~!;ICkl¥~11 O'Brien., Geo. F. 0'· O'Brien Glover, J)ale crlltlc l•,dcr John W McCormnok, ~ntll-.nd ov~n 'lflej·-the job 11 0~ " 1"9 U 5· oervlconwn In Eaat done oUr ro!d~ will conllnue to lie and Jean G. O'Brien . of trans • Bedford. · dt'lr:mm cuntcdy: tle:wil1 traVCit!4, O'Broen "II tht• S"voct Unllln does not Thot't \1/hy ollll:la~ are lrylng bring •bout tholr r..tcaso within a to do ltiolr liest .lo ma~e rural I ntovoor ~r·~:~~~f~~ rltsonohlo period, I think u~r h::-----=..:_,_..:___ d>Unlry would be juatlfled In •!""•gly Indicating th•t , l~ftl'O IVOnld he :• ••vcrance of diplol!la· tlr rclutli.ns unless AmerJeuno were rcle!lstal on or brlr.1·e a C-:,.. t lain d' to," ' U"OT'•I•I < ,• " Chann~1 .3-·Tuesday pl'rlay wh~n she sturs ln a new n('r" Tim MacGowan, teed • sitetlman 1 "I was tired ind satiated with deeided to take i. back-roldt aeries. The mh·ruwaves arc strewn television," she smiled. "If an ae. short cut In less than an hm,fr tie with the chn1 red rem11ins of video tress stuys w1th any role too lofl.g.. Wa&.. to meet a proapcct 60 miles stara who troed to (~jlow on ~ri g· she can't do II ·j'),!Uce. 'I~ Ina! ""ce" wllh a ·~•)Jd try loot lion to tlron~ of Jl\~le I ,_!10 the golden ring · ~ trc uble' with the !olhleel.wflaktnl! condiUons weren't !~ ~ Sothem To Try 'forighest Pa-.,.-lay~'··'"ll:tM:-::E::-:-c DR _,.IV&__, : -~R-~sAs Star Of New TV S~ries Of.Plays. ~ .SEAT Why dod 'be quit with a Win· I ' IJavbook Oath' SentmeJ thow, wHI ollempt TV's tough"'t f '· Ws~' ,, tlftiiit~..l·~ ·~-i: To sdme tHe staging of a n\'ihstrel, even .i f It is just al iloteworthjo- th~t the show went It is done liy a cast of Eighth graders, might off smoothly the third time to in a}{precl"a'eem largely foi de rol. A lot of trouble (or tive audience. ' ·· a ~ugh or two and what've ya got when ihe How do you suppose the rilfn~rel 'illrec\Ors sound of those have faded away? Yes, per· managed this With 13-14 year-olds in a rural haps some believe that. community? Most of u' don't climb to such an extreme T!1el"e wete a number of reasons1 .two like· point. But we are prone to accept J!lillslrels ty being of uppermo~t itltportance. First, par· as something to regard lightly in the enter· ents of tht! young people cooperated by ga. tainment world even though locally produced thering them up and bringing them to Racine shows quite obviously provide a unique ve- for.practice and the show. hlcle for creative people on the community Secondly, the directors Impressed upon level. I or it is not a sure-fire cinch anymore cast mrmbers that hei'e was an opportunity to get a full house to see a first-rate loc~lly for thrm to ."give" rather than "get." produced adult minstrel. . . By staging their show a third t!mi"lne The people who gtve lhetr ltme and _effort young people definitely added sbiddtllin'k to stage .these events. know all of this, yet que to a well-patronized community effort, they contmue to sacrJflce much of, themselves the benefit work for the Racine Volunteer in .~orr productions II suroly is the "troup· Fire Company and First ,'\id squad. The spot· er m lhem. . . light, in effect, was on them. This thing, their In thts connection the dtrectors of the minstrel show was their gift their act. Only "Laff A Lot Minstrel" produced for the~hird they could giv~ it. ' time July Fourth in Racine as a part of the Racine Holiday celebration found something The directors finiRbed that third show with else to cheer about And all of us can join the impression that their young charees had them, too. been gotten to with the message that people, This show was given largely by the gradu- even youngstert, ar~n·t on earth just to take ated Eighth Grade class of Letarl Falls things given to them. There is the matter of Grade School, comprising a cast of 56 With giving something of themselves, too. some frw exceptions, the cast was ertlrely Thus, the "Laff A Lot" minstrel was much of the Eighlh Grade. besides a collection of fol de rol. The laughs These ~ildren live on widely separ..ted that were born should have been sincere, farms. One rehearsal and the show Itself and lorg lasting. Because the spirit ol the came a1 a time when every able·bodied hand minstrclers was a strong outpouring of enter. from the ·age of about 8 up was, needed In tainment and good cheer In gratitude for be. IIIUNlON SUNDAY the field preparing for the "tomato harv.est. ing blersed with their homes, their neijhbor· The 42nd annual Beegle retm We believe it remarkable tl)!lt of the cast hoods; their communities, yes, even America l?n well be held Sundoy Augu st of 56 ryn(y four failed to appear ~or rebe,prsal. herselt. 31"d, at the Racine Ho[h School ly VERNON SCOTT , Ann quit her fOie u 1the na· . HOLLYWOOD lll'l - ~~ucy lion's I~VOl'ilo oteoor,rap~~r two ' At;~n Sothern .. tht! flippant fllfy ar years B~O when It WBS a frontthe dctunet, "Private S::!eretarf' runnmg 39 n in the rat1ng11 I re~e.vis~ON- Loll A Lot MJnstrel Showed YoungPe.opleCanGive 0# Themselt~s T.o Their 'fowns,C:ommtiitlties, Tw Mi.ss ' 2-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middl~port, 0., July 15, 1958' k~entating; Editorially. . ~ . . ' OVER· LAST 5 YEARS 38·5% IN . LAST.3 YEARS 11.2% 'IN LAST 16· ·MONTHS ' ' Recently Tbe o.ny ~el, )k. Coau&y'e. on newtpaper, moved lllto espanded and ~~ ~u It ita • .,.ole ataee& atldleu. ' Recenlly, too, drealaUenlDereaaet over &lie puffin yean wwe dled~ l'lgh& doW. 1o the Jut Melp CGunl)' reader. Tbe realllia Ire lhon above. .. To u &llllll belr&wumlllg. I& apelll PROGRESS. . We lind notbiJ!i top,& ounel:fea oa ..e baeli; for. Oar hdeede• &0 pro' vide ever greater !lelVka to olQ'·readen and adver&ben ~ ~ ' • ' I& II 1o ,\bete ever larger aamben ol readers uti !ldvel111en &lilt we \ ' . elrtend our ..0.& tdneere "THANKS" for maldnl our JJOIIDII JI'Owtll polllble. 5 YEARS ·AGO • • • • • . ~ - • I • • • 1 \ 3. YEAR~ AGO • • • • • • 16 MONTHS AGO • • • ,. io • • .. • " \ ' 2,502 SubscriberS 2,710 Subscriben 3,374 Subscriben ' ' ' ' ' DAILY •' ' • •• ' .. ' ' ' eertl!lea that the .psjd #rlulalton of The Dolly Sentinel ·0111!1• ' '' i!i*ll'·r.· Ia 3,838as of tl!l• a~dl.t.;·,; ' I • ·, , ., ' ' · . to t.!ld a~b8cflbell bef~;l\\elh!' B)h day of JuiJ, 18ll8. " f I ~ • ;I 'l. I I ! ' I . I • .., '' �............, '"""' , Lakin, Retailers, Bedford, Advaiice In SOft~ll Tourney ' up •Y Bus, Win tollied 1n the flrst mn· singled lltg when Bobby Ncllion 'j ' •. ns.Grab Pofn· SPORTS ' DESK lr CI<IT TIINNEifiLL ease." . I I , Whether It's A Tonk Eu.ll J)f G!!$' Of A ,.. Complete· Check-Up 1 ' t ' &tnafors llanlctd I seventh tnumph of the year. . ~ '' ' ... ' ~s ' . - d-"'fo, Baltimore . . , 88 42 .475 l~\1 C!tvolond . . . 39 45 .~ ,161\ •. ~ n .411'1 )9~ ~IT-1 lt-111 4 Cllvtl'l"~ 3 Waoblngton 1-n Iaiii.,.... ~ Dttroll 1 Yoric j CKI•IIt Jll ~l·ht . Kon111 City 4 Wolll~ 'I ftilht . w_..t,y-o' 01moa , Cltvtln ot Waolllntton. nlttht Chic... II lalt!MtN, night o,tnlt 11 Ntw Yoric, nlll"l Bolt On Trial With Peers In DeCision Role '!1 I ·~ ' .; ]~I G. N.ITY ' 1 o' _ Jln ..ia. .a -•v ,.. ' ttons of ''bleed, ..a," · •· , U.Culat!On Will .It l!oialilid, 1n due course, thta . epeculat!o11 ellher will be ,. proved 1/r · dl~· pl'lJVed thro~gh. the, e!!l!d. H tbi: ·~ulatio~ ~. true, .. Q~lck po-,t ed: out, "all htfr !IIIlo should ·~'" bl901lhs · lllld all bee daugtiteli, Ne\\fffi.... ~ar4ft;x~ _,J)qot~,' •IYIn he~'&.,blt~ e,in 00 actiVo whlli: , \ ... ., •• , mpany 1 ~\'!Y ·~&leo aleeps .iii •..., • . !~males. 'fh~ reiion fiB: t'il. I• lhll tho defet· llife . ,Oiie wbleh' ti\eioca up biO!HI mlullll!iln it' aftaa.rd to-' the ll ~~X!' clttonioeem~~ When .tWO ...]: , The German measles ' virps it cb>Om~·· Cillrle togettiet In r .. rather harmless as viruses go, eX· POMUO'Y,· OHIO pt.au<llve ehtimlotrf, ·the ~'out! AI IS feritale· wlftm · one "X" •Hml· cept m prcguant women mo~t bine& With , "Y" obro!II0~9"'e in l'iways it cnu&es only a mild Ul· tb fertilized ovum the resil!t Is nc!s and once you've had It, you m:le. ' never-or just about neverIt Is suppOSed tH't tl:r .terel:tive have it agaJO. nut it h:!o a poorly . ux·· h"llmosome i" understood power to damage the sene m,, one , c • , '. unborn. m. ade re~ssiv.c . or nc~ opera D.mage T0 TISIUH bve when eombmed With a SO<· o.nd "X" ebromQsonic, bul , be or ~~e~~~b~!~egnc~he h~~ds d~:c~i!~: comes "dominant" and working when combined w•th a "Y't. cllr~ from 1 1200 miles vacation tr1p II ... ~ th h v ' . Th "t d th IilDsotnc, thus c~pta n 1\g · wu,.,- L::~g Cav~:,uSkyli:~ ~:v:. Th~ maleo have ,the d!lea"'.. and wh~ Jamestown "SetUement, ond the !em~! .. don t ~ut ore oarrlers Virginia Beaeh. TINY ""' ""DI"S " FOR POLICE "er tral•1t~~::~~~:~~~ NEW YOIIII:' UP! · ., 1 "POMEROY'S Park vras p>trol)ed todty ·by po. lleem~n with tilly radio ree•iver• strapped to their belta ond mlnla· lure speakers hooke<! onto ttielr collars or umlorm lapels. The by rad101 allow the patrolmen to receive reports and irstruotloll• orl their beats along the patk1s p>thwayo. · All Work ComDit\..1 ---"'-In Lilt Than A '" • RUI!RN HOME • Mf, and Mrs. Carl ~ec and sons Charles and Larr yo! Long Bot Court St. Pomei'O) tom, Route have returned hom• SEitVICE CENTER SPECIALS All Seat Coven Reduced For Quick Sale lnsta.lltd Free - 15% Off Of Low List ·THIS WEEKEND ONLY! WATCH REPA JR . . . . tO AT MOsT PASSEMCER CARs. ~ llltctW At Llw Ust PI ice . RI( HE Y . w.,- Us!' Our Budget Term$ To Pay· Goessler Jewelry T· k-, 8:30 p.m. EST, Cbanne! 3; ~ "' ' ~· \ 1 ,. . . 'ANOTH~~?- GRti:AT C.~J?ILLAC TifADI'tiON . ~c l ,, 8ilrtiMIJ-• arry \:. J!x-Yankee Jack Urb:m haltdd Kunsas Ctly's six-game losing streak when he shutout ~a,Bhi~·~· ton, 4..0 on four hllll for ·, STANbiNGS ' To ,Serve You Yankees May Break All·Time Recqrd For ~hampionship Edge ' " ·It rieues us ~~~-------------- - ~~--- c..ta, BUYS A. ' QUART I •G · J !954 • . SA!~· ;tlt\Ntl8€o. IJlll-~, San J!r~ti!itil' (lla!lll, ~ pail• tlli! final :i!i~J:~lii'.'\1! ~bHiiiW 1M ' Homei !II! rP~· dW.tii ·~ •f Supe~; "'?!~~ tf ~itl-ta MW sladil$:i _. ~t Candleolldli Poll\!. " V ' .l • u '-· . ~~ , By A:. vote 01 o.-!~ ~ sq~rvl~ To ilo!p filW'I" ' lf.s , eonottu•· $721.1!00 plant ,and lac1(i· 'avo. their dpproval to all lhe leg· lion and exl!ahi!QA Pt~~8ram in Pike Company h,as, eon· ulahon n<l.'tSitli'Y to ~et • <onotlnlcfumtshiDg gas to the area In the to purchase th.e neeessary tion underttaY· iecluda~g an,, ~or. v!dnlty ofHJllsbo'\'6, Pike Natural tho Ohio Fuel Gao 0.. of · lease,• and . d! a f!Ye·milh~nGas Co., has illued ,4,00o shares Oh.lO Fuel Une near dollar Cllf bo~d bsue lor bU)'IDC running a direct. line the Can.ll..,tiek POi.Dt property. Of Cia.' A •'o'mirian -"-•, aacord~ r--.u:· ti,...... 7 Whtfn ~lshed i the- new stl!· lng to •nnou"OOmt!ilt liy . N. D. Spur lies<Will•go to . , "" . , . . Linger, genelal aUp\§rfutqndint surtoupding area at Leesburg d1um w1l)', He Ap1111hxlfrnitely ftve .(!ha 01\lo. Cori\illl)f, Cql\Rnbull Vii.mna and Highland. ' mHes from th~ \center · of tq'Yn and Divestment tilnkln& fltin. h¥ 'unAp Gfflce haslbeen operMd , in wtll r:e41t at lea~\ 45,000 per.sans. derwritleW lbe Isallb and, 1.' offer· Hlllsborq, where ~ppllbllono for Z2 000 i!IOI'e' lhn seals Stadiunl1 log the ~11! to'1 Olio lri\esictrs servt'ee. ue being t3keo. It, i~ ex- where ft:e Giants now. play OljiY •I ·~·!!Or II illlal'e. Thl~ offer· becled· that oervlee wl!l'~gln In The P!l'k aloo will have spnce lni li'llilhi••11!.•4• first to !he llte· September. ', f~ !1.~ ears,ah1l is expeete<! ,to sent of Cl!jii A. 'eo.bmon r··~ prosen • 1 Pl'~e N·t·• stook hold~is whlli'~J rl.hl 'ol ·;~hseH~tion a •••!~as "' co " ·be toad} !Or \he' t~m next year. wtll explte al' 5 p. n\, Juiy 21. l>roy deo. &a• ,lq ab!Juf 1100 cuto- 20,00; ,l;annero ~.00 !o 12.00; , ,1· • lneri and thl• e~li!nslon of linea, IBUII,i:' 14.00 tq Z2JJO· M1lk Cows Pike Nll\lifal: • G~ Co., was 'lo th• Hillsboro ana will nearly ?S•QO .jp.120Q,OO. ' ' formed in 1111M1i 1o s PI!IY natural do~b!~ the tub" feet of' gao dl" ,,VEAL CALVES-Tops 2?.50; gas to P!ke)oi\, Wav Jy andi Bea- lrlbuled by the company. Seeotids 20 0t1 \o 27.00; Medium ver In Plte Cdunl)\ .n tbe ' a'rea Olli"!'rs of tile eompan~ , ·are: 11,oq ro 24.00; -com & Hn 18.00 aurroqndi~g the ' \1. S. A,tomlc ~ames D Reilly, <halrinan of the to 28.00'· ~lis 12.00"to · JBOO. li:nort1 Commlijlon · Plont. In ard, Henry G Jepson, presideht SHEEP-Ewes & I:.nls. 8.00 to June :.t ttila: velt oeMce ,fa~ .Jx. l!rown: oecietary•treasur 111<00· ·'Stock ·EW.s 4.00 to 10.00; • tepdea· to Rlohmondale lh Roso r and Messrs Jepson and Brown, )j'ot Slloep 4 00 to 8 110; Culls J.ob \ • Count~ l~roa&h•; tb~ l lnatallatlon T. Newlin; Dr, K. A. Roaeltberg, to 5.00; .Bucko, 4 DO to 800; P'!!t .....,..Q(,~mil~t.lr~.WS¥!l11Zll~1lne .. shutUe,worth, .dire•· wethers 4.00 to ·&OO: •.• .,.,.. . · :: !rom l!eav~. !jl 1 . lb.~ , RJclilll,bn· 10 vice president 'nd LAMBS-ToPs 23.00; Seconds da!e are\ ' 1)1~ COP\~al!y i~ ,.rvlng mar.•ger of · the Hanna !~DO ld.Z2.00· Light Wta 14.00 to not ortJl! ~!i.e li~eili,' liU! th~ce and J~poon lSI president JtOO· ·~onlmoo lO!JO to 16.00 lndustrlof "<diiidflletil• wh~ Ire , JepliOn and go11: gen· ' ' llii!ill' ot gjaii€omlil'la Glay ag(nts ol wheel· ~::;::o~hlo Slll<a co. anil P,ro Lll\g@! has-c. ,.en with the, natural &as for JPofe than 20 yean .with till! Gao Co , ot Clarks· w. and as oonitnl<· er.gtneer the 22-!no~ plpl; laid Into Oak Ridge, Tenn. hi":•.n: . ' 0 S~yle Ch~ge Is ·THINK OF ~T . Gil ' ,..ls Pl1 ·. . ' • GIau. ' 1.~ 's' · ',-· · , • bY which they won the 1936 lhc II ·~ lavorlle who American Lengue pennant w'elghed 1911 pounds to 'flol'a Thl• bit of side-ploy Is perfect· 128111 explained, "I went I'IJ1hl w L after him thlll time wllh nuri'lc!l lr all right with C"• Stengel, Bob Boyd's elghth-innlnr hom• Jfom!oek Grovo . . 4 0 of comblno1wns and took chanceR who wouldn'1 mind being reme 111 • Yankee m~'n•K:er I"' broke up a pitching duel lle' ltivervlew . . . .. . ~ 1 in tho exchllngcs because ' he's 2 \JBht hitler." \V~~~~,:p~~~~~~a 6ennan! tween Skinny Brown and HerD -~ In their hlsl:dry. Molord and led the Bnlumor• ~:::;, io1~i~a .. : .. :. : 3 dl•llnctloll belongs Orlolos to a 2-1 win over the SIONI IONUS CONTRIIeT 1!fred·Oranae . . . . . . o 3 who led \he Detroit Tigers I' 1 , Lllllt LHIUt BALTIMORE UPI-John Short The noston Red Sox snappejl 1 emloek Grove . . . . . & 0 a 19-yeaJ··old llrat bo•omnn from 1996 Ya11k""· Hawthorne, Call£ , bas signed a The runaw.11.y Yankec11 lncreased three-game loslna streak by \de: vervlew lndlon1 . 4 I bonus contrrtct with the Baltimore tM~r lead lo 13 g:~meJ-Iara:eRt foaling the Cleveland Indians, H beoter Y1nkeea .. .... 2 3 10 Innings Southpaw Doli ' ~pero Plains . • .. .. 2 3 Orlole1' Loul•vllle l!llllote In the I ~:[~~~ bf the aeason with a JI.O In ~loss! walked In the winning ru!l Amerlean A"o<IJtlon and b~en I · the Chleaao White tverview Brave• . . . 1 4 tiy giving up a base on balls tl hc1ter !)odgeh . . . t 4 aMianod to the Bluefield, W Vo. night plnrh hitter Ted Lepelo with thl toom In tho •11 -rookle Appalnehlnn Whitey Ford breezed btullt Laol T-oy Nl1ht baac11 full. Jim Mudcut Grant, vletory while giving Httolock Onvt lltdo 14, lllvtr, League. howc\lcr, was the loser. up only hits and walklng flow In- 4. Not.; Don lultr NORWOOL', Maai. UPI-The none He sol lhe only run he tolltft tvtr tht ntw lltml..k Br1'111 lqaln l.G"f tum, tht lloda for tho Wllllo PepJ!ubby Bell loatller· really noeded when !lank Bauer Milwaukee. which l'ellnqulshe• ........ hell. A MW ochodulo, for welaht bout ,.hcduled rnr Mon· le<! oil the first Inning with his lho Nallonal Lea(Ue Iced SundaY leiiM, will be publlohod duy night >t the Norwood out· ninth .homer off looer Early reenptured It from San Franeiicb door arena ~Ill be held Thura~ay Wynn. Mlcker Mantle olamed by drubbing the Gi>nl• 12-3 ~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; hlo ~Srd homer In the aevenlh to hind Lew Burdettll'a flve·~lt 1 help Ford r~n blo lllo!lme record chlng. I to Moll o>et the White Sox. . Walt MOEl'n's two-run I I In the 11th lunln( enabled Chleago Cubs lo eomo from hind and 'enrn an I 1-10 vl<tol')' bvor the Philadolphla Phlllles. lr li•IIM ''"' lntomaflonll AMIRICIIN LUOUI ~ W L Pel. Ga New York . . . M 27 .116'7 t .Snoton .. .. .. . 41.40 .5118 13 Detroit .. , , . fO 4b .1100 IS\\ K1n111 tlly . , S1l 41 .488 14\l I thlo•l"' , .•·' .. , • S1l 48 .476 15\1 IHADI VALL'Y LIAGUI flrtl Half ll1ndint labo lluth , ql!!j~Pilii tMtlilllijjl Dr.· :A>ni1hdl J, 1Qlll~k. prote 680, · r: u Urlet aweep over C1nada e~nd NEW YORK UPl- Feather· ..ld his new youn!l players have weight Cnrmelo Coeta today ere· '1ho atUiudo to go all the WOY ." ditcd his ~a!ller victory over Al The young Yanks cOmpleOOd Tuli ln their rj'turn bout to '4my By Unlted•Prell lnternatla~ll perfect acore victory tn tho semi· change in r.1ylc" 'The New York Vrtnknes aren't final round of the North Ameri~ Costo or Brooklyn, D ranking lookmA to coast into the WOrld c1n Zone eUminatlonfl Monday contender before his hitch in' the Series, .the~'re aiming to Cly m \then B~~try MacKay of Dnyton Army. won n more empiJUth: un- by a reeord 20-gamc margm. Ohio, beat Paul Willey, 8 B. 6·2, animous 10-rcund dedslon over They didn't doclde on lhat fj. JI.Jo, 7-5 and Jatk Douglas of TIS! of Now York Mondny night gure atbltrorlly, !Ntber. II they *-'•lord university bcHt Don In th01r TV light at St Nloholos can make It, they will !!hatter J!ontana 4-8, 6·3, 6-2, 6·I. Arena than he dtd on March 9, their nwn rctord or 19\2 games J- .of , b~llemlit.ry, :llof9uette Unl' wrlltY, MUwauket, ~ei)Orted I!Jt <l\lld'a ollie 1o ' world aeie!IU tlrotijl~ tlie lntematicna!· te<li!li;. • !ocuo~ o~d~enly ~ufiO."' ajf 1Ht4t" ..1 j®rQjl, l"''~e Laneei.." ' S~t old MI",JePJ' stn , • wao !!,o, ll •th for(o, N, D, She She,! liD ~nlophlllo "the .a~~~ "am't 6therwbe ~~~Utlell, lJil:. liloealt," wllltlr, ieeoU1n1 to tile eau.. of medleal ethlef Uxtbolqlii, ...er OCI!Il'J' In le· The tilood eJu:mlotr)' of ller male~ alt-ougb .womfn 1)'0 the mother and father lo nomul "n.rr"n." • ;' ~ There. il no h).ltory or ~'bleeder!'' F•llr•.rmore, ~~ 4icl!t:t . i~liltt In ellhee't 'lomllf, Tlie eblldl ~~~~ 1 . but t)"o broll*• anjl no:t~r · • a 1\ , thi'ol)c!\, h!" llel\<dl7 tltro~ • ~·~In bel'c~h ·•~!!\ "bleeaer." .Therefdte. ~·· havi( to lstry, Tllere ill no le<-. of ouolt roaa'on t5at a 11ene .~.n~~d. <>I' a thlllc Ksptie•UI\e · b~fore. mutated hi the formulative ~""' So lb 'lkit ~tltd ljliOOrt")ull new duetive chemiotry wijlch ereated nope ,Ol'e-..lia,l!P t!li' ,il\yolef!e• the cbl)<l. of ~ · ~& ' vlftlnls lOri Ao log!.,! 11 this !~ it is "•~· calle • : .'~~Uit< t~elr ulat!on," Quick .. t,.,.,.lodge<~. b!o elb!o l!id!r till! e,lrillli dlf· But !I th• spjlW)Qt!ilfl !)10VeA lo llcultJ, II' ai ~tt;,, ·6e Jrue. <t a&O\n elearly ' ho'\l' T~.Slo t\irptilh. dte uP~ter t~~ ~eml>pbill~ a•' a ·dl1e~ gol ataiieonsifilf ~ 61 bioefll!J to ed !t< baek• In l)le misty put. A dentlli thro~JH snme i\,ght ·woun~ gene lliu!a!to;J an~ tbl• mutat.od or br\ds.t II Jo !Mre.jll•ry In oae .tho ooeame port of lh• reprodur, E'V"~Iili ~~~ ,ia'mll,, ··~Are 111 lion @emiltey o! • female whl> oomililflt n.bi,, ."ltie royol dt.. -then unknowln•ly found•d renera· Racine Nine In Hockmg' Valley S .... ~ • • • • '1'(, DILOS IMtTH ' Ul,'l lolonoi W41!« NE'I'I Y~ uPt ,worldwide RleAtll¥ iltt.lril\ ~~~ ljfon First Loss Hits Credited With TORONTO, Onl UPI-U Davia Cup coptam Perry Jones Bringing Win !lllled hla aquad todoy for Its 5-0 - 11:\"ea~-o~~~lls qni,wd~· .. WorJ~ ~~mm 0£ He~ophilla I and ICOJed on Galloway's smgle Racine lost 1ts first contest Smith aeored in the 11ixtb mning Sunday 10 the Hoclnng Valley aftet be bad hit safely He came League when The Ph>ms bunthed in OJS Gllbtrt's single Galloway lwo smgte11, n trzple und a walk had two singles to pace hitters m 10 the ~~eventh mnmg for three runs, fln 1: lly w1nnlng 4·2 the &a-mP. The Retal1ers broke their game Larry Wolfe of Racme took his w11 .. Wahamn wide open m the first defeat allowmg onlv 7 h~ts EtXlh when they t::llhed three :n nil .Rach1f eollected 10 h1ts times tc mO\'e ahead by 4-1 Tht"!'' out Sm1th <Jf The Pl ouns kept t)1g blow of the inmng wils 8 them scattered except 1n the first triple by Stt~ats with two men on ·and fifth mm.-ws . For Wabama, the biggest blow In ttJe 7th mmng for the WID· Willi a home run by Bub Stivers ners Tols o~ led off w1th a walk in the sixth inning to narrow the Ha11hmnn !ungled with one out, B score tO 4·2 HOwever, Jnck Rite, Charney tnpled two home and R~tallcr hurh:t, ('Bmt- btlck in wtth two out Thompson singled the 11eventh to crack out a homer Charney home with on• man aboard to move ,he . For rtac1nc 1n the fint Fisher Pt ;lensant team o'ul in front by smgled advanced and Larry Mor· 6-2 r1son smg:led h1m home In the Luther Tucker who had two ftfth Dick Toy.or singled to hUs In the ga.;e, singled Gary· third on lnlleld outs by Fisher Roush home m the seventh to end ond Jr. Wolfe and Morrison agilin the scoring eonncdcd 10 the clutch with a The Bedford team eame from single. John Ftsher had three h1t.B, behind to score ft\11! runs 10 the fifth lnnm;:;: and Mke a 7·3 lead Morrison 2 and Mc~1ckle, $labut in their game wtth the New Jla Carl Wolfe, Powell and Taylor 1 ven Jr OUAM team A tnple by (lOCh, 1111 smgles . Bob Eastmr. 11 with two men on Racmc now IS 7 1 htd wllh 0 ioiuh-i 1ght<'<l the mmng. The Pl.uns. The local club goes Eastman was out ~t the plate ¥o .hlcksom liltJ, &-?,. nexl ~un · when he trltd to stretch hill hit day to try to ~tay m a Uo r for hlto a home run the f•rst half 11t1e. Lawrence Ltevlng homered in Rnclnc leCL 9 men stranded on the third to start the New Haven 2nd and 3rd a1 The Plains Wolfe team un 1ts way to a three rUn fanned 12 1H1d walked 3. · Smith utnlng Herman Kn.1pp then fanned 2, walked 1. walked and scored on Bill How· Racmc . 100 010 000-2 10 3 Plains . 001 .00 SOx-4 7 0 Wolle and McNickle Smith and Chnrney Davis Cup Chief Says New Faces f.anGoToTop ,:...,- , ~,. • ~t ' le Dallg Sentlnr.l Tonight's piny wiJI start with ad~ed tl) tile second round wtUr. v.ietories lrondJy eveaing iu Hartford playmg Syracuse m tlJe the Bend Softball Tournament be- htst gdme. Kaiser Aluminum will ing played al Bachtel Field m tangle with Hobson 1n the second cl)ntest and GSI of Gallipoll;S Mason City. Lakin, last year's champions, nteets Ph1hp Sporn m the third whipped Epling of Gallipolis b7 game of the t'\lemng. T~e GSI..Sporn ront ..t will 00 a score of 2.0 lh the best played the first gfJme of the seL-ond .same. Lakin'!! ace hurler, Bu~ky Bass, round of play was bi 1ood form and turned m i neat two-blUeT m hill fir st appearartce in this year'11 me~t. Leo Valebtine and Wlon eaeh bad a sill(!e for the only hits given ' 4-Daily Sentinel;Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15, 195e Lakin ijtate Hospital, the Pt al!d's single. Hqward later scored Pleasant !lelailers, and Bedford on a wild p1tcn: l . ' ..... , ' -. ... ... ( " . ' ' ' • ' ' ' .. 'I . ,. .. . ' . ' ' If lhtre is 00. quaGt; which i• instantly appiueni in ·a new Ca~c.cit ~~t certainly ·the 'tlae~ great diifl] ty. ,Padillac' s ' reghl bejlrinJ~~ imptlessive statute, and its maj.estic 'desig!' . 1'l"'pr•'IIQ '' ' ' tha t 'I&' untque'iY ' t .. •~s ·• /o'W!I', It rs ' ' a rare pIeasure , Sl~ to i::o~\'Mi 11, ~J~owt caf-and we·think you wlll jiStee. ' - ' ;oncle ya~(~~ the '!'heel for. yo~~lf. Wliy not do so sC>on1 • · ~.: , .' .1 ... ~r'( . I • ' ~ 1ST.tNtiAttb oll ·lf!Jt woai.D,FOR .MORE TiiAN HALF A CENTintY ' I • I ., •, I ' ' • f • ' • '' ,, trom .Bi/I!A of P~~ : I - ' , ' ' " • ....., ,, t- f:' ' . ... ...,' :lil- ' ( ' ~ "' ' ' ... ·~ ~ I NOW ~ORI 'TH~M IWR - it ·footieh tO p,ut:o« buying • new·car I IN AND SAVIi DURING THE ICIIIIII City II 111M FORD.SUMM·ER·:· ' NATIONAL LIAOUI , ~ W L PCt. •. 01 Milwaukee ... , ~3 81 .Mt San Franel.ea . 44 38 ,03'1 " ' .. 43 41 . .613 .. , , 3i 38 .Bae ..... ' .. . 88 3D ~I~" '39 M t•'§l!~i. ~~ . t 31 f2 ··~ ,\ 'i I ' ' •.,._ .. , ,:~ ' ~ ~~· �.. 1/ ' '' ., .. . &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15, 1958 - • fOil CONSJSTENT IJEPENDABLB RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES '..,... ,... ...,., one ID:n~JD. Mir.J."""" _ , , llk-4 ,.,... per w«d !ol Wee colllf.cUti\'f ltUiertion.. Speaat - One monlb. lor ~ cent. ner word. hiJ hte of ~ ceats per w<n d will be eharled for atlverttlln& lt lOt pa1d f?r beff,rf tbe \Jta of ea:h mootb foUowlhaln8ertiua. .nor~~: in "advertmna:-Sbonlo bl! reoorted immedlatelJ 1'hr Dan, Sentinel will n"t lie respor.sible ror more than onf' ween Nd U15orUon. Cord of Tbanb ond S....W Nollceo ol l!venllll.OO. 0\ ltu- pab!Uhod •I I ceol per word. 7 12 3tp 1 floiust sacriftcc new uutomatlc l'~ rigJjru,rc Washer and Dryer I 19!)7 Modtd Reasonable pnccd Lo~t1c Perkms, Letart Fulls, Oh1o or cull ev~nings Let •rt 2491. 7-liHJtc fresh cow "1th. Cllf. Joe Weyers m1llc•·. Pomeroy, Houtc No 2 7·1~·3tc _..:.c.•.- - - - - - ------ ------·Good Bank Gr.vel 45c per yd. Loaded whtle you wall Also James Edgar Ashley w11l not tl<' re1ponllible {or any dc~ts mnde bv anvone except hitnself from thiS dote. 7 10 Btc trucks available to haul at sonsble ratea. WILLIAM McKELVEY PDrtland, Ohio -- -- re~· Vacancy for rour pattents In· 11per!ed and pa.~~cd by State FOR SALE-9 room bouse, gas and Day ll nd night nursing care Foswater. 760 Sycc.more St M'rl ter Relit B<tme, Syracuse 846 X dwport. Call 6232. 7·lH2t< 7 12 :Jtc mct.!llng for Olive TowrJ:;htp will be held JtJly 18th at 7 0() O'clock at lhc Olive T1Jwnsh1p Ciarngc Marjorte 7 15 3tc Newlun, 1 wp Cl..rk A bud;:ct l61 Lost & Found ·----- whtl~ Wtlh gold trim Shope of Ohln Buckeye GtrJ'.:: ~t .~tc Call Carol!' Hud son, 6028·lt. 7 15 3tc J,QST Smflll pm, ,• Cabbage plants L.nte flat Dutch and old tune potato nmon sets to bt.· planted in October Also rhubarb to ~ut and to deep freez·~ and cnc pair btmglc pupe 7 months old Second house ca:o~t from Echool house m Syracuae. Wm II. Holmes. 7 12 31• (81 Aut\'> Soles ----Good Cloin Uood Coro All Mlk" end Modolo MIIITROPOLITAN Auto Soloo 3 pc breakfast sets $7 50 & Ufl, S pc. breakfast set $15.00, twm mahcgany bcd11 $15, tuble ra· difl8 $10; comblmttlon radio & phono, all spccd.11 1 10 TF 1 !DOll Chevrolet VB SI,40S 2 dr Sedan One of the 'lharp('st '56 an)'· where Pvwerghdc Spotless Vmyl trim. Radio and Heuter Blaettnar'~. Po1ncroy 7 12 6tc $17 50; 17" Stromberg Carl.11on TV $40; O·S cha1rs $7 50 & up; dtnlng room smtc s~. Bendix automatle wustJcr $40 Marshall Miller Jr , Hu.rri:wnvUlc, 0, Phone 2-4736 7 12 3tp --2 dr. Sedan. Sloeplng ruoms at 683 S Second St, ldlddleport. Ph. 6S:t4. . 11nd 7 t1 Ole ComMon Pl111 Court MALE HELP WANTED: TIRED OF LAYOFFS~ Tired ol Willlom J. Jordon, ftt, 1, Loon, strikes and unemplo;yment. We Welt Virvlnl1, PlalntiH are looking for a fellow who VI. wood like to make a good in- Georp C. Kldd and Wanda Ide come the year around m a rural Kidd locality, selling No.tionally Ad- 308 Elm Stroot, Middleport, Ohio vertised Watkins Products EsDofotldonl tabhshod routes available Write c- No. 12.676 G1lmore Snair, 132 Elm St , In pursuance of an Order of Luncaster, Ohio. Sule of Real Estate m the above ' (7) 8, 1~. 22, 3tp enhtled achon to me directed as Sheriff of Meigs County, 1 will I Woman to hve m and cc.rc for foUl' offer for sale at public auction, ,at children. No heavy work or the door of the Court House in laundry Ph. 6270.Y. Pomeroy, m the above named Count)', on Satulay, the 19th day of Jl\ly. 1958, at 10 o'clock A M., ·the following described real es· late, situate m the County ot AIR CONDITION!Nli, Refrigel'B Metgs, Villagf' of Middleport, and twn service Jack's Refr1geratior tltate of Ohto, and in the Town: the New Haven Phone TlJ-23'S37 ship of Salisbury, to-wit: 6 23 tf Being lot number 342 in lower Pomeroy now mcorporated into TERMITES EXrtRIIIINATED For free J'lsperholl phone 31El·K. and parl uf the V11lage of ~iddle­ Gilmort Sup.,l) Store, Pc,meroy port, Meigs County, Ohto. Eemg t!te same property convey· All w~r.c gu,ranteoed Fully ined to M C. Hobart by George P. sured. VaWth.an's i.1du..tr1C'I and Res:dentiar Termit" Control Ser· 'McDaniels, County Audttor of 'fl:l!, St. Marya. W. Vo. 3 8 If Meigs County, Ohio. bearing date of March 13, 1946, and recorded in ·l'hCISS lt.t.tl!,.erata.n and Apptl ~~e Deed Records of MP.igs Counancu Serv1ce flacin~ Tel. 3812 ty, Oh1o. .5 15-tf • Rt>ference 1s hereby made to deed from M C Hobal't and 'May~~J\..1)10 & 'h:,;)~\'.-.-,u.-~-,-.ll~~ me F. Hobart, ,his wife, to Wtlliam l-'t10r1e 200. 1:1e,:•nd Appllanct I toLdcm. dated Ma~h 14, 1946. Store, dt. "N. W.alrJ ·Street and recorded Mar<!h 21, 1946 m Pom':J U). 2·:?.3·tf uced Hecord Hook lfi4 at ra~e 265 of the Deed Records of Meigs ~Ut~ll. SEI'VICE OD \Vatcb Re pairin& h,y fact~r~ Tratnq County , Ohto Also the followmg dllscrtbed watchmalterM. COJJ.JI'IIS JEWEL real estate 61tuate 1n the Village EllS, Pu4Arof. l 8 d of Middleport. in the County of t'alntmg or Cn•pcntt•r Y.ork. FJCC Me1gs and State or Ohio, and estlml\tes. Raymond Ftfe & Sons bounded and described us follows Bcmg lots numbered 343 and Phone 77603, Chesh.re, Ohio -- ------ 344 in lower Pflm(•roy m the Vii· l<.~gc of Mtddleport , County of 7·Hf CO!IICRt:'ft; BLOCK:; 11ctgs nnd State of Ohio Also lut number 345 m BosW'Jrth 's additiOn to the aforesaid GBUESER BLOCK CO. Village. Reference 1s hereby made to 3 Mil•• North ot Pomeroy deed from Lawrence II Smtth and On lit. al. Cell Wm. Gruet•r Dorothy Sm1th, hu ~ hand and w1te, Ruck Sprlnp to William J Jordan dated Sep,-----,Tt ec Trunmlng and Removmg tember 4, 1945, and rccorrlcd Scp Low. pncc S1x years experience tcmbcr 4th, 1945 m Deed Book 155 Robert K. Sayre, Hacmc, Ohto at Page 309 of the Deed Records Ph. 3955 7-14·6tc of ~teigK County, Ohw. Said Premi ses Appraised at S7~0 00 and cannot be sold for lellB than two thirds of that umount. TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand ITRUC~<IRAL I BEAMI on day or sale. I(RAr IRON - METAL' ROBERT C HAR1'ENBACH Sherirf of Melg11 County, Oh1o f. B. 0 'BRIEN Attorney (6) 17, 24, 17) 1, 8. 15, 5tc Phono 110 Po~ LEGAL NOTICE flld1o •nd TV hrvlce ET!IEL MAE HULl., ReSiding at Phone Otla McClintock 4: Park Street , Bonne Terre Hotel, Rtclne. Ohio Bonne Terre, Missouri, Is hereby _!~ __ _ _ _ - - - notlfwd that on the 7th day of 1/ I Carey w. Hull. bcmg bl e:-::::::::··ffl~~~:'J,,}~~~ah~:l• ir\~litton again't .-:" the Court of Barne.s-SJml>bon lns•~:rce Agllnct Common Pleas, Meigs county, • Build httet For L•a·• WE BUY - OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ( 20 nsurO!l._C.. 19i!tl Ford VH $1.39~ Sparkling original blue Mlddlc}Jort. it~hc, ~~tlrmubllt whate rinieh Fordomatlc BlacU. 'Bonds. Phone 63W.·.l.. 8-20..U nar's, Pomeroy. 7 12 6t( The A N Bengel rc sid~ncc, u wonderful place Cor :;ome one V\iMPLETE tnsun 11 c~ ?~~ wantm.11 11 home fol' t!tctr fam Life, Aulo, fire, Pol 1o. Call Do• 1958 Chevrolet lh 'l'on Pickup Ily. A modern home Five MUls. Middleport, lJD10 $1,893 Long wheel ba,.,, Good acre,s, with every timg, garden, tires. Lookll like nq,w A new fruit, lawn llild flower11. Come (2'j)'' GMC trudc ln. Bloeltnar's, Pom and lnvesllgate. Phone 310·M eroy. 7 12 6tc 7-14-l!tp ~-----19113 Plymouth $4~0. 4 dr Sedan New blue finish with new blue seat covers. BlaeUnar'a, Pom· 136 ACRES- or nice laying form troy. 7 l2 6tc lund . Howe and bu11dln£S need repair. A fine basement Several fruit trees, tame berries. 'fhe price Ia only $2~00.00 · Farmall Cub Tractor. Hydraulle RtVIR 'RONTAGI Above A!> Plow Mower. Cultivator. Trailpie Grove Ideal for a summer er, 9 It bed. R. R. Gray, Rt. 7, rabin and boating Budding 4 mi. north of Cheater. 1iles above high water. Only 7 8 6tp Wants to buy ont1ques. Call $2000.00 6188M. Evenings. H-20tr FOUR BIDROOM HOlliE - In SyrSet of Dlacltsmtlh Toolo and oel acuse, with buth. gas furnace , ~ - -- --of Carpenter Tools Robert B full and htrge lot Lambert, llarrloonv111o, Ohio. Wonted to Rent Hou&eba!lcmcnt, 3 or 4 years old. Price Rt. 684. 7-14·3tp 2 or 3 bedroom home In viclnU.y $87110.00. of Pomeroy or Middleport. Ph Call or Write 6909·X. 7·14·Stp VIRGIL T!AFORD, Solnmon Box 229 Phone 1011-Y 7 12 Stc t 141 For k'm -- · Real EState--;- Clleltlo; fiUlfll ( 121 --:-FOil REN'f-·E&lllnltOD La4..'1. Modernized 4 bedroom homo with utility, bath, and •ummor coolSeoffold Board~ Drop Ctytho Clinton Fl!hor, llld"•po:(, 0 In& mtem. Phone 3151 t~ Racine between 9.30 and 4:30 MonPhan'! '~M-X. 11-1·1' day tbru Friday. 2 bcdroon1 apartment. Ne"Niy reno7 9 Gtc vated Rent reasorable. Call 44Q.M 7 9 tlo 4'f. Aero Lot - 6 room hou11e, complote built In kitchen with ~ooma-Apartmcnts Clol6 1t1 birch cabinets - bath - throe town 127 JJutternut St 7·1·12t1' bedrooms, 30 lrult trees - 20• ~ roon\ unturntshcd aprrtmetU 30 concr~ta blocll aaragt!' - lo· Phone SIJ·M , 7·14-tf cated Route 248. East of ~hester lnquire Horace Karr, Phone Five ronm furnlah~d npnrtment YUG-3082. 7 10 6tp 114B or 406 Spring Ave. 7-IB·Stfc -r- - -· BAKER FURNITURE • Legaf Nowce~ W•nted lingle man boy over LIO.I<L NOTICB 18 !ur atendy farm work. Lave Sealed 1 bids wUI be received ln. Dryo~ Hmls, Reedovllle. by the Vlll•se of Mldd!eP..,.t, CaU Coolville 3716. HB-3tp Moll• County, Ohio. at tho VII· !age llaU, Middleport, 'dhto, un·' Ill 12:00 o'elcck Noon, July 29, 19~ IOf the lollcwlng equipment: Ohc Standard Tudor car-black J -11 and 8 Pall .,.. 1a 0111 of Ill' \lltMlera Moi>Ro AutQJI\atlc rra~smtr.slon llemra. M&DJ te ch1011 troa. 11 .. It on Filter f~ lola. I oad II II. w141. Back·up Lights • Low <;ut·in Generator Come s.. - Come Siv• M To $500 Down ~ ltal••• Manr lepo~~~•J•n tor dat. Alii manr 10H 11ed ftllen tor u low u ""'" ••,.•• ., ... Dtll...,, Aarlltlltl of \'&lut &Rea Ia kl4e. • 110 DISCOUNT FOR CASH I .. I l' Undercoa\ DeLuxe Interior 'l)'lm Fresh Air Heater & Delrooter Ono Sp0tllght Trade In : 1966 Ford As Ia cond ~tlon. Bidder to Ohio, Case No 12,73 1, praymg for divorce from the said Ethel Mae Hull on the grounds of Wilful Ahsonce or smd dcfendunt !rom said plaintiff for more than one year last past and G1 oss Neglect of Duty, and plaintiff aloo prays for other tJroper relief Said cause will be for hearing on or after the 20th day of August A 0 J9il8. CAREY W HULL Crow, Crow & Porter Attorricyo for Plalntlf! (7) B, 10. 22, 29, (8) 5. 12, 10, 7tc liOTlCE OF IALE OP BONDS Sealed proposals will be receiv- ed at the ortlce or tho Vtllag(> Clerk or the Village of Rutland, Meigs County, Ohio, until 1!! o'clock noon of July 30, 1958, tostead uf June 6, 1968, as previous- ly adverthwd, for the purcba&ti of Waterworks ARsr.ssment Bonds of 11ald villag~ In the a!ijtrcgatc sum or $39.500. dated June 15, 1958, nun'tbcred Croro 1 to 40, Inclusive, of the denommatlon of $1,000' each exc11pt bond No. 1 of the dcnomin ation of $:100, bearing interesl at the rate of four ' (4%) per cent per annum. payable s~mi - annual· ly qn the' 15th day of June and the lith duy of December of each year, commencing June 13. 19'0 and year maturin~ on Dec. 1~. ol encb M follows: $t,aoo m 1959 and $2.000 from !960 lo 1978, mclu· slve. . Both principal and lntemt are payable from limited lnlc8 at the Pomeroy National Bonk, Rutland. Ohio, Branch. Any one desiring to do so may preser.t a bid or bids tar sa id bond• bosed upon their bearing a different role of Interest !rom that hereinabove opcclltod. provided tlult where a fractional Interest rnte is bid, su.eh fraction shDll bt' one-quarter of one per Ctlnt or • mulllple thereat. Said b on d 1 are Issued In antlclp•tlon of the collection of specj~l asscr.amonts for mains and laying water pipe in all the ilreets In thof Vtuage of Rutland , Ohio, the lay . lng of water pipe Street !tom the present westwardly 200 feet · tn ~~:~~r~·~ ' . .. . . '• • " ten~ln1 were. llr. on!' Vn. J\obelt N.., Haven · The 'J,Ive W<re Class oltlie Unit Johnston an4 cblldren, Mr. ond ed Brethren Chureb mel Tuesduy Mn• Donald Bumgardner ond evening ih the &octal room ol the children, Mr and Mrs. Henry Moe cbun:h l'lith · MrA. J,•.mes ,. King, and ehlldreb, and, Mrs, Wm. ;drs. P. E. Pickens, Mrs. Wald Russell and eh¥dren, )!fl. bar, Cunningham, Mrs.. Cll!l Rouoh ro~ Adarp• · Jr., ~nd IDn, Jln. and Mrs. Josephine'. Miller as c'o· Everett Routh_ and daughter and ho.stesses. Devotions were led by , lit's. Nelaon, R4usb ~nd ch1ldren. Mrs Harry Ca)lehan followed by ~ t· hymn ' 'Haven •of }\est" A quartet . The regula~ cllnner !"oe lng of Mrs. Weld ~unnlnabam, Mrs. the Bend Ro\llry , ?lub , '«!' held Cliff Roush ·Mr~ p j!f' Pickens Thursday evenlns m the l~llil land Mrs. Josephine ' ~,tiler, sang toom• or lh,e HJiflforil Methqdlot , "Someda)" I'll" Understand", pray- Church. hltehd~ni W.l!,l-e F'loyd er by. !.Irs. R. F. l!ry~nl, bymn CarDjAtk, Ll~yd lloush, Donald "His way With Thee" 10119 uied Roush, Harry Miller, J. L.. Stewby 'The Lorri'• PraYet·. A biiSlness art, Jam.. Hampton •. Cly~ Foley, meeUng tollo-.:ed , aurlng which Herman Layne, Philip Wolper.!, wu dl~Usl!Od lbe painting and E. L. Stein, 0. J. BosUc, Artbur repairing ol seats and the pro- ,~I:hrle, Ru.ssQU . Capehart ~nd ject, that iS now near completion me ).Vtlllami'Jon. . ' __,.- · of sanding ~nd refinishing • the floors 1n the c)iureb ·auditorium. James~~~ McKnight, , 18, ,son During tbe Sll!'ial hour relresb- ?I Mrs. Sybtl McKnight. enllited meo(J were ,.rv~d to tbe named . tnto tha UrUed Staleo Air ' Force above un~ Mrs. Harold Fry' Jr on July lot . "[rs ·:Roy Hollman, Mrs. Georg~ ·Mr. Mcl[n~&hl. 'fll' active In the Jewell Mrs. ot~o' Ltevhig . Ml" senior etass acl<vllles at Wahama Goldy~ 1 iilirt 'Mro ' Fred Baley High ~ool, a member of the Mrs. Howard ' BLir;lf, Mro. o. o' class•of, '118 ' and played on the Sayre; . M•~ Edgar ayne, >Its. basketball ~nd , basoball teams, Clayton Athey; • rs. Willard A-3e MFKDU:hl en,tered · the . Air Armstropg Mra Rny Weaver For,ce in the met:hanical ,career Mrs. E~Iwin Cl;.,.k, Mra. K, f~ela as a ,result ol aptito<!e. testscott Mrs. Everett · Laudermllt lng pr!or to bls enll,>!lmenl. He and Mrs. Thelma Capehart will e!}f!r ' his ~ mechanicaL train~ . ing. peri!J<! .afler eomp!qttpg ni• The Goltlon Rule Cia.. the bamo ' lrajiiing, at i.ackland Nr St. Paul'• Lutheran Cbureh held Force B!se,. ~a, . ~toniO, ?;e•ao. its regular monthly meetiqg wUh . M·r,' ' l' M • ~D .'' t'd'' .,. 1 · h k Tb · r1. ona . ...,.oWll ' P cmc tD I e par ose at-· and fa,PIIy r,etdr~~ed home aft01 label spenblpg th,~>h· , v:~.c:ation visitin& Exaggerating the amount of relaf!ve~ In M.Une, 1 spcctaJty f1bcrs m rwodu'et i$ -- - - -·...-- · one or th~ emnmonest ·violations Hannah satd consumer:; should ~ {; suspicwu!:l anytime they at'e of Cered garments purportedly cop· tammg expensive fiber ~ like cash mere or vicuna ''at ridiculou!ill' low prices." • Another li!Ommon violation i• MOUSEKESifi-Canytnl I mouao ID Ill 0011 CCIIII to the ~ falling to ulentify re-used wool ABcenaloD lslanda. 1,000 mllea from Alric&. a bybrtd 'l'Ocket Hoonah offered Ibis t1p to bux ll fired at Cape Canavtlra.l, B'la., . .ln a mtUtary"''Clenutio mlaerll ''The fabric of reclaimed wc.o' nUe teat. DeSigned aa a forenmner ot the DUaatle expected is very we11k. If you put your to lhoot tor the moon, tbe rocket wu a combination ot the fingers, ~"' either side (If the maVancuard and the Thor. The lonely moll8fl ruched a maxl• terial arid{-twork them back anr1 aum height ol 600 mu,. on tto 16,000 mpb, e,ooo-mllo trip. i forth you tlOn put a bole rlgh' through iV* ' Wben ' the tra.d\ttonal "August fl\1' saiCs•• get underway next month,11'Hanllab• Sllid, you can b!• reasonabtY;·eonfident that no om ,' will try to sell you a "mink" coat that re.al~ e~&me· frail) a mu.skr.at Thai lind ol flagrant mis-label1 he Ft'C men have hen ·ltDilS· ing of 'fur has virtually 41savpe'<lrually busy lately. Durmg lhe ed Slnce the labeling act took. ef1958 flseal year, WbiCd eD!le~, fect In 19~2. ' June 30, they tagged 77 llrms wit .J Prio'r to that law, tho pelt o! formal comphunts 1or violating the i<lwly rab~tt )VBS market••' the fur products labeling act. The Federal Trade Commission fhey flied 36 forma~ complamta under 98 different fancy Iabell ha s a staff of 25 full-t!me sleutns for decept1vc label or pricina of including "Australian seal," "Bal· whose JOb ts to see thltt you don't wool. About 90 more Cases are tie lion," and "Belgian beaver." Today all furs must be labeled . " ,, . ~tct gypped when you L:uy a fancy now pending. with the plain English name o• wooL or fur garment. ,. '~ ~q._~t .9f fli.t 1ft your the animal1 •1 from :fh,e)l • the~ It was tho•c FTC dctociJyes who· hom~, "'"' ~ fiav. "ad• ' · lodged m1s-Jabeline complamt!l only m serious cases. The FTC come. Rabbit, deprl~•d : ol;. Its qvat~.Ji\!in"nco? Don'! elegant pseudonymns, has ~trtu· ugalnst BCII'nard Goldfinl''s mills. trtes to handle mmor or uninttJJ· d'layl Mbkt _,.,. .~ 'a rt , and sent Goldrlne In search of hi 1 t10nal mfructlons by issuing an elly disappeared from fur shop' proporlp ,pr!lltctod wiJh •, fr Jcnd Sherman Adams. dtpondablo flrt lntur• warnin_. to the offend~·= Pohcms the wool aJ\d fur tradE':~ and obtaining bls Wl'lttcn usur· once. ·: ., is quite a tusk for 23 mqn. It In· aoce that he'll toe the line here ' ' volves keeptng a beady eye or, ' About 2,500 eases were hanthe quaUty, price, labeling •nu dled thlo way durinl the vast 12 advertising practlecs -Jt some 65, months. ,' ·· , .. 000 manufacturers :md 300,000 CLOSED Harvey H Hannah, chtef of tht Friday 4th, Satufliay 5th -' Wool and Fur D1viston, legally Issued, and the bidder wtn ,, Monday 7th _.: reo·dlly admUa thai his smallataU receive und pay for such bonds as may be I!!Sued as above set forth, can't ··ateh all o.f the shap oper· HAIR sTYLING . within 30 days of the award, said atc.rs Jn tbe far·«una wool anu lllj8URANCE SERViCE tur trade. bond itn be forfeited or ssid check BLEiC~IING - 'I'INTING · ""' •...' t•LM "Thla I• 1 lob In Which wt ""' to be retained hy the vH!age If ,l't --mx ;d ' ..,. ~Mon. tbru .S•t. ...tly _ . 1M l!l'bllc'o co"A~ lt.; r: ' said condition 1.1 not fulfilled; or . ~~ \ Pit. 3ll·M iotY., Court St OtMrotlon,• lillld tt~riiloh In on sa1d check to be returned prompt· Interview. , "W~ ·aro lrYIOe 10 ly at the request ol the sueees~u1 tducato coi\ayt)ltls 10 http ui b1dder 1 1f tho transcript is not de.. 111!1 bt •••n-loot' allatlf lftforn the leWI (onpMI hn livered wtthin the time apeclflod ' poiHd far their proloctlon.• herein. \ " '· The villa11e r~serve11 the rlghl 'l'~e ltrsl step '' ttils edijcaliO<J program, Hannah sold, i• to maNe to re)ect any and all bids. No condillonal bids will be re Wle •ublle awtlre4of lvhat the I•"' 1 ' celeved. The approving opinion of require. rODfirl'li 1 • ''J Peck, Sharter & William•, bond at- 'The wool Produ~ts t..bel Aelof torneYS of Cincinnati, Oblo, who 1939 .alyo that tuiiel blankets and have prepartd all the proeeedtng,, other woolen 1\>Pd• must . bear lawHI be furnished to and oball be bel$ which, •ee.~rilely ~escr)be the paid by the auee018ful bidder in "fiber contont;• of .the product In ·I the amount ol $Silo.OO, ao a con· plain J:ngllsh. For· e•ample: o~ pet ceBt wool, 8Q per cent rayon, dillon of the sale. lltd, should he sealed and en· 10 per Cl!nt cotfon.•t dot•scd, "BID FOR WATERWORKS MU~'t 11 - IDINTlfiiD ASSEssMEN1' BONDS." Re-u~ed or re·prooossed wool ~ ERNON L, WIBIR muot be elear~y Identified. Wben Vlllaso Clerk nspeclalty , flber,a" like vicuna, RuUand, Ohio cashmeFe, roobalr and alpacc (7) 8, 15. 22, Stc are used In a fiU'ment tbe preetse percentaae must De sr.""n un.\til't · LIGAL NOTlCI Sealed Bids wUI be received by tho Boar~ of County Com: missioners, Meip Countf, Ohio, at the Olfloo of said Board, Porn· croy, Ohio, up until 12:00 o'· clock noon July 21, 10~8 lor fur· nlshtns the lollovlln1: · Transpon deJtvery of Gasoline regular and J:remlum llfldCI lu .'~"~ Coun1y Garage, Rock Sprmgs, Ohlc, at the direction ol tho County Engineer, du~lna lbo 90 day period . commencfilg July 21, 19il8. ; Quote prices on both regular lllf.· i ol •q• · . EVERY ·2'.~tNUTE$ A I/., '8.111111 / U. S. Fi.-iin Polley · Makon Find Job 'llt~gh y e.,...· ~t.. ·. /,: For~:F·~~~P~~~'i.':'aed ' SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY ~loMu~~ , SHOP .7=•9MfF*' -............ _DAV.W. . . . ,, Poml..., ' ,_11'!'"_.,.__ tor , SBLF·ASSt,e_J~~fol~ll! -· ' cle.aned .tttiile . •• ,, ,• and prtmi\IQl itrai:lel; 1··~ 1 • Board ol ' ,C~!Pfilla!l!'l'~r• ' resorve the rtiJII to an1 ali bids. t .; •' 11 Sec:. 23~2 • ~o. '' 1 DOard of County Con~b~lpr10rs By Deon Bornl~. 7-111-llc : r•l•cl or , I '' ,, ' ... '· J Jol :';,, '' < ,• ' ·'I > �• ' • I "" ' •• • • ' '-Dally SeiiUnel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0., July 15, 1958 The Daily Sentinel • New Styles Called 'Liberty Line' But Few Liberties Are Taken With Figures BY GAY PAULIY UPI Edltw . NEW YORK UPi-Christlan Dior's young •uceessor labela his first Amencan collection the W-•'• !notched eollm, fall loose and straight MOil have lullnes• at the aleeve, both In the deep cut of the armhole which ollen liegln• at the eollarOOne .:md m, the "libP.rty Jine" but takes few lib- 1"blouson" sleeve. Deep tucks at ertie's with the, feminine figure. the wr1st give 1 bulb fullness. TrUth is, the Yves St. Laurent Chelce In ShePH designs for faU and wmter are Dior was· one of seven f1rms couervative, not startling. Most of the Uberty the Pans designer tikes is in treatment of hemlines ajiil trim. ~odels di;~playing collections Monday, opening day of "Preso Week" the semi-an- }til~ w1dwktrted trupcze shape, wJtich he introduced last sprmg, ln'' hta fust Par1.s show The trap· ~ won tum the accolades of the falhion world, which had been m a'lizzy over whether the replace ment for the late D10r had Dior's The curtain raiser is ahemline treMtment for shm, tuntc-like dresses The center front Is ral&ed, like a thc:.ter eurtaln going up Her dauphine silhouette features opulently lull skirts; aud geruua. the swizzle stick is straight and narrow from shoulder to knee, His Paris fall eollcctlon w11l be with huge ouufs of fabric at the shown July 31 And traditionally hem breaking the severe hne. it makfs a l'lig~:er splnsh Sllhou-• Very The "hberty lmc" included "ThiS Is a most interesting some vanat10ns of the trapeze and cxasperatmg fashion season," But mostly 11 had r..uscd waist- u1d a spokesman for Herbert lines, tapered and short jackets Sondhclm, which decided on the with Iose-fltuny b 1cks, the bell- "empire chemise" as its number shaped skirt, or str111ght skirts one silhouette This deaign fill with looser f1t than last season • through the bust, has the high Coats mor;t of them with. huge, waiSt, " slightly f1llcd at the natural waist, and end1 in a 1lira skirt. It's the rev1val of the empire for Hannah Troy too; she calla a whole group of dresses 11Jose- phincs" 4eslgned with the "•ubthat drove Tbe birt~day of Mt.·a Georgia tlcty or allhouettes Williamson waA obeervcd Sunday Napoleon wild " at her home HarriAondlle road, with a family reunion. A large decorated birthday cake was served with the d1nner at noon to Mr and Mrs. Earl .wm. Iamson and sons, Krnmer and George Earl of Harr111burg, Pa , Hr. and Mrs. French Hundley and children, John Lynn, M!lanle Kay and Dav1d, Columbus, Mr. and !llrs. w. A. Olbba and 1ono, Will· t•m and Jef(fl!y, Mr . .and Mrs iack Kennedy and the honored · Three sperts in suat dealgn showed thre(' different shapea for fall Dovldow, celebrating ill IIOih In the casual clothes !leld, to lhe classic clolhea !lcld, Monte-Sano and Purzan put jacket belts to r.ew higha, some of them nght aero,. the buotllne. And Puul Parneo featured the 11 t" line, Wttb the aho.pe Widening from a narrow skirt to broaden· ed ahouklers ~~~~~;e•t;;;;..;;;;;;;;.;;..;;===;!Miss Vera Covert Is Honor Guest At Po"'eroy Bend THEATRES. ~irthday MEIG8-POMEROY TONIGHT "COWBOY" Glenn Ford - Jack Lemmon Wadneoder Not Opon THURSDAY and fRIDAY "ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE" Lana Turner - Blll'l'y Sullivan TEMPLE-Middleport Not Open Tonlwht WIDI. ••• THUll. •'"I'HE FEMALE ANIMAL" Ked¥ LaMarr - Sane Powell -also11 DEEP ADVENTURE" ROll Allen - Dottle Leo Party Miss Vera Coverl was the honor guest at • birthday party 1111 week when she celebnted her eighteenth birthday at the home I of her parents, ~dr. and Mrt. E M Co\Ort Miss Shi•ley Wippel enlertam· G1bbs and Linda Moore. Mr. and Mrs Wllll4m Dalley and Mr. and Mrs. Clehnd Dalley ond 10n Larry left tod•~· for their home, Pekin, Dl. after a weeks viBit with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley, Anne St. Lt. and Mrs. R. B. Bernhardt and son John left this mormng for their new home, Whldbey Is la1ijl WaRh., after a flslt with hor parent•. the Rev. and Ml'll. Waldo J. Bartell Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williamson and sons of Harrisburg, Pa. an •pending • week with ~i· mothe; Mrs. Georgia WlUiam~:on and other relatives. • Mr. and Mrs Freneh Hundley and son John Lynn w.;ore Sunda:; Jueats of her mother, Mrs. Geor gla Williamson, Mclanl• Kiy, Dan and David who have been the Wll I IUCSt lly dinner In It I f•m· honor. TODAY'S SPECIAL '56 PAC·KARD CUSTOM CUPPER 4 DOOR SEDAN Real 1harp red and white flttlsb, Uke Qew white wall , Ill'~•· UltramaUc drive, power steering, power brakea, r•dlo. heater, torsion bar ride. A real buy. .$1695 KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio # --- Walk-In Club July Meeting Held At Riggs Mn Anno RIIP welcomed the Walk·ln Club membero when they met ot her home on tho Pomeroy·Athen• !load for lhair July meeUna. The meellna opontld with the elub •nd ulutt to the naa and to roll · c•ll wu pr10tleal anbual >"'d j bu~:bela million Press Sunday Rolo .,..tlon, Mrs Reid Young president w~, where the pieture ot Smokey in charge of tbe mcetlng and the Burke, appeared. The article told topic of discussion W:l! "legttJ of the men who butlt the Fort problems of farmera" Pitt Bridge and was written by Refreahmenta of sandwiches William Faust. potato' ch1pn, frozen salad, and Mr Burke aD employee of the pun~h were served to Mr. an_, )J s Steel, Amerlcau Bridge Co., Mrs. Woodrow !.lora •••d famjly, >res1iijJI at \Jle Robert Harris Mr and Mrs. EafJ De:m and lam ' home on Sdufh Second St , when lly, Mr. and 1\1~. Roy Holter :ano 1be w~ employed ot the Philip family and Mr•• and MTB Rei~ !,Spill# ,nd Ohio Volley Electric Youna and son. t o f ,l of wheat - 1 BY ELME!i C. WALZER UPI FlneliCial ldltor NEW YORK UP! · U one transl11te1 the world'a gold supply mto the measurement that'S usciJ for wheat, The total Is a mere 52,377 bu•h'elo · but thot seem· ingty small 11farm" Io1d is wortb $39.110,000,000 In u. S. money. That toRI doesn't Include ti1c gold of the U S S.R. Tho Soviet just doesn't release gold flgure&. The •big IIOid ownlll's of lh• outalde tKe u.s. •nd Rusaia are 1be Un1ted Kingdo.;n with 3,· ~ 903 bulhela; Germany with 3,337; Swllzerland with 2,370; Canado w1th 1.475; Belgium with 1,3'17; and tbe Nclherlandl with 1,154. In South America, V,en~elo " the big gold bolder with 1162 bush· eJs and Brazil is second with 434 Peru b11 only 27 buBhela and Chile M..l(fexlco hal 231 bushela 1 India holds 331 buoh•ls of gold 1nd South Africa, deop1te 1111 gold .. I I J ·.H -rines · \ · if~~ NEWIJ-HEN &togo preporad a paper ·~ "When and how to "'" ha(4Y annuolo" and Naomi Read bad 1 paper oq "How 1 sot my annual• olt 10 •an eatlr lllart." ''JdenUflc• Uon of birda by demlptloa• a topic lo,' whlcb all baed 1 part. Union Demands U.S. ·withdraw Marines At Once ' ~ - l, Mr and Mrs Harry Layne and 'Mrs H L. Dyer weri tn , Spehter Tuesday to "ttend t1ie], funenl of WUham Edwm ~r, a nephew I of Mra. Dyer. Jesa Brawn entered Holzer Hos pltal Tuellday where he underwent surgery Wednesday. }irs Henunn Layne, Mrs. Car· roll Adams Jr., and Mrs. B. R Vance were ir: Parkersburg Tuesday · Mrs R. F. Bryant, J L Stewart and were in. '.. '~· A good IUOSI might be 7 5 bll Wallace Russell. have returned from a IIBhlng trip at BBBs Island Pul·ln·Bay. Mr. and Mr1. Roy Grueser and Slim~ner .Styles , family and Miss LeDnn Shoemak· er were in Atbem Saturday on ' ' bUIIDeBJ ·S HOll ' SUEVES \: ' w '· AU regular $l.IID '""'lilj. Sbil!s small (1 ..1~). medlw;>! (1~1~11), ~·· (18-~61!.), and extra large (17-17\1). White, BOild colora and an ex· <&llelll oelectlon of pattern Rogular collar ' otyleJ and Ivy' Leque atyl... ', ' tJt~lee ohay of the replar ,2.91 Slet'Ve Spofl S~l~ for mell for ~.39 ,. ' ' RFbt . ·'........ ' •• . I .r.i, "'-' P~trol Finds the .. Miss'utgDBoy olri', the Fund ol . Pr~am . ' eleetivea addlllo• to, ~ p....,.atllfil at · Xyrni. Holtman, of 'Mr. and MrB P-ul Hoffman of Cll~r and Larry Rlt,:ble, son of Mro. Fred• Ritchie of Mhler.. ville, will attend ' the camp u JUip County's delegatea. I j Rice wu Sala GaiUpolis w1a accompanied by Grimm and lllu Ruth r""~~IB u:: ::~=: .~ ~lpt IIUelll. , The 1\UI meeU~ wUI be 1~ .... bomt .of ..,., LeOIIa &togo. . · The Ohio State Patrol uid to. day ita olfteen ended a ...,..,h Monday evening by Middle(M)rl officen for a 12-year-old 'boy first thought lA> be lost when the lao wu located at ·Itanauga abo•:t 9:110 p.m. riding 1 bieyele , The patrol uld Charles R !led lner, son of l4r and lin Bert BOd lner, 448 S. Seeond-av, app1rently hid rode to (lalllj>ol .. lA> vlail 1.1 uncle and bad nqt 14oated him. Mal'Y Ita.. Pwt!ll, Dwntr Cl~ All Dor lllonday Open 'flleBday '!'liru S.t~rdal" 10:00 A.ll. lo.D:OO p,y , all!. ftVm 11a01.. 0t1 014 Poltllnd-'l&d"' .!ld· ' Pl!o!Jo• ·f'.Orllail!l1f1 •• ' ,, .. aald thot, the Sy· lllehard ~· .. d.. 1 ' 11>• , ao, N~ l\lnatiga CUT ,11nd all BEAUTY SHOP ~~~~~:~;:~:~~~: Mlu Humphrey. Gary Aull left thiB week for Sprlnafleld wharo he .wlll j~ln hi• ][l'110dparent• Mr. and Mra. Chorl•• Sln~le lor a vae~tlon trip to Wash· IOiton Slato. , Orin S1illtb, lllcbard Reuter, and ,. Cease :lor.-·a· has 43, Denmark 42 and Finland I e - --- . mines, hu only 240. France holds 77.0 bu•hels, Italy 612; and Portugal' 608 Norway f7. • ,. ~torld As a reault there are all sorb of guesses on the amount the Russlanl own, rangmg Jrom 5 btlbon doliRI"s to 10 bUI!on dollau Mn Palsy Clark and Mra. c, H Stunokcoo of Columbml were guests of Mrs. Lou Moumtnr, ThursdlU'. The Rev Howard Ruppel! wu in McCoonelsvUJe, Monday to at· tend a meeting of t!to Alben• Preobytry Mr. and Mn. Leo Swick of Col· ttmbu.s were· weekend r.ueats or friend• and relalive1, In Mlddl.. port. They were accompanied here by MISB Diana Haycook who will vial! In Portland with ~or greal· grandmother Mrs. Ta~lur, G,J:Opn. Mrs Raymond Hocc, stater , of Mrs. Jessie Hennesy, 1hu beer: returned to bor hDll\e from \~,, Holzer HDBpliBl, In Ga1Upo~1 ., Mr. and MrB. Emmett Smau" baa ~· their gueats Sunday !4f and llr•· T. G. Picken• of ~Janf.. Mr and ~Ira. Tliom81 Hanni· gah and family had •• ......,. auesta their daughter, · Blll'!»>ra and throe or her frio•~•. M.IBJ Ann Donovan, Robert Mf)rt(a and Ml.sa Ruth Humphrey, who h•• David Fargrove. been the gue11 of Mr. and M" Leo Searls, has tone tq Eolumbu011 whore will villi Mr. ond Mrs Dap befnre return In Orlando Fla ..~~ ·' that are PERSONALS 1 Wtitld's Gold · Members of the Da:ley family Could Be Put In enjoyed a picnic Sunday, at lhe S'~-;3 :L. J Forked Run Lake. "' 77 8IJSfie S Attending were Mr. and Mrs ....,~1111 . ~fromPu~~ At the oon~olon of ' ' lion dollm for the 'llwai>no RITURN FIIOM Til" oof the B!l Smoi:ll" In company Tllat'o just about ·the, amount the! lllddl,I>Qtt Counelbnan and · with :Mr. <~nd I.IJ'J. .!ll!l'fi> )VIIIJall!: natloDB of lbe fh!e wO.Id have oQ Mfl. Clinton Fla\1er ret11f!IOd Sun· son. In )'lorldl 'II!Pr vlr!ted .... 1• 1 e..-mark In the vau!IO ol1ba ' New day ,!t'Pm a ,·atoo qoilo vautlo4 Ctva .lleM.ater,t' former!)' if '• York Federal R""'"" s.nt. trip 'Into l"'otido and ~t by way lo!Jddleport. , f ' < •' 1 llltldlaport Society · .r fJAN Meeting Is Held The Friendly Farmers Ad•!• .'' ' b•.ing reeolved daily m Cbicago and aee how little gold there I' Former Resident 'Is Featured In Sunday Roto News Ia th Advis~ry,Council William Dalley and tv.: and Mrs Cleland Dailey and son Larry guests of rolallves hl".,.e for tbf' Pekin, Ill., Mr. and Mrs Doi1 181t three weeks remair.ed for anDailey, Columbus, Mr and Mr!l nother week. Howard Dailey and children, Ke· Mn. Jack Kennedy is on a va· vin and Brownyn, Mtddleport, ~r cation from her duties aa 1utomo and Mra. Gene Houdashelt anc! 'live Iitle Ncrk. Mr. and Mrs. Harrllmn Bentle:; daughter Be~ky, Mr and Mrs. Ev erett Dailey, Sharon liysell and Of Rutland arB viBiting In ebllll' Saole Hawley. 1 eothe with Mr and Mra Edwin Price and Leola Price and father ' Mr and Mrs. Paul Tarowoky Barbecue Dinner (Jenple Sue Rousey) •nd family were Sunday guests at the Pe~· Honon Bernhardtll Mr and Mn. Phillip Meinhart lea home, Butternut. Avet. and Erma Smith entertained Chari.. Calldn• of Columbus will' Mia• a barbecue dinner, ~undov Is QOndlng a lew days al hi& new evening, at tbeir home, St home In Portland Hi• daughter honoring U. -and Mrs RLocust B Bern· Mrl. Robert Graham and children bardt an4 aon, .John who are en of Columbus, spent the weekend route to their new home', Whldbf;y with him. Ialand, W.ubJngton Mr. and Mn Robert Hayman Guellla were Lf and Mrs Bern· who jere called here by the hardl and 10n and tho Rev. ancl death of her grandmother, Mra. Waldo J. Bartela. C. E. Peoplea have returned t'> their home, Dallu, TPzas altar a ylolt with her mother, Mr! GladYJ Gibson. Mr. '•nd Mn. Ro)' Lawhorn and Mr. and Mrs. Everott Thomas ehlldrtln Sloven, PaulA, and Kathy and daughter, Fay .fPODI Sunday have returned to their home in at Moundnllle W. Vo. with Mr ~rlnsfleld after ...ltlua llt!e and Mra Don Thom11 a11d dauah· 11'1111 Mr. 'and 'llrl. WIU!am Ault ter. · fomlly ond Mr. '"d Mro. Ge110 Mr. ana MrB. l!crmun KaiP~t bd Dodson l)ld fnmlly. I and family of Daylon were week· I • end IIUeBII> of their ootento, Mt Wlllilm Stan•bury of Clearwot· and Mra. Peorl Par~er and MrB. or Fla. hal joined hla wile an>l Am1nda kupar, --tlld were over- children c:,arlle Bill o.nd Kathy nl&hl l)leota1if Mr. and Mrs. Rob· at tha home of his parents Mr erl Arnold and Mrl. aaren Stansburv lor I Don Jett was a visitor in Nitro villi heforn returning In Fla. w. Va., Saturday · Robert S"Yanson hu returned PhyUlo K11par loft Sunday lor homo after 1pendlng n week VA a vlall In Dayton with her unci• calion at tho homo uf Mr and and '&unt, Mr and Mrs Herma.a Mro ·Roy Ev••• and family a• Kupar ond family. Canal Wlncbealar. He· •• the '"" Mr. and Mra. Dala, Johnaon re· of Mr. an~ Mro, Carroll Swanson t1U11011 to lllelr home, Colqmbuo, Rlcbard Folden biB been r<· Sunday, after a weekA •1•11 with turned to hi.- homo after having their paronta, Mr. and Mro 0. J been a pallenl at the Melp Ge•· Gaul and Mr. and MrL ~Ul'f.. eral Boapllal , &mira! eommunlcatlonli WllN and annual dueo '·Wert ptld ~~m~!J: Rlbbona,_ werti ~warded to win· ;;; Dlfl after ludllnl 001'11 111'1'1!11•· ~ mtnta. A mua ll'toDiemenl eon· tllnlnr purple clematji ~~ Lb1 Mn. Edn.a LM ~~~ tlio ou..••nd· Ilia.' pl... O! ihe dllplaf. ' •"2 f. <011telt 1 b1 B•l•oi Willard r Wll WOn Jo.y Mf!'· '1\omal IWt, •I ' Friendly Farmer Dailey Family Picnic Is Held ' I ed with a d:lumber party, Satur· Of spec I Interest to e p~ day mght at her home, Union ory Council met Frldav •venl•• Ave. Guelll were Cll'Olyn Dol· at the home of Mr. a11d ldn. Ed•· pie of Middleport would be tbe July 8th i.s.sue of the Pittsburgh son, Norma Hawk, l.ols Ann son H<ill.on, Nease Settlement. Gamec were played under the Mn Covort, and punch and eake were aerved to Judy Arnold, Santee Aohury, Sullo Allensworth, Sharon Jone1, Gene (:rook•. Stephen Dalley, John'Vroman and Lewil Smith. ,\110 suesto wore Betty ond Barbaro Covert, Vera's tiaten and Mn. LuciUe Mayeo. Charle1, the one nar old 11on of tho Covert•, bod a birthday c:ake with IJU& candle, on his birth Jolulaon, Racine. day l11t Friday. Hi• grandmother, dlreetion of Mr1 Ha) ea, , 'IP tl/ SOCIETY nual oven! held by the couture bows under the bust, daytime asThe wedge hinted or the hlaher, ceil~ and evemng stoles all wore empire wni.st, but 'learning detail ~ fabric "bangs." and bias cut narrowed the dress, W1i1tlln. RaiHd like a wedge, 'to the hemline 11tere was only a sprinklmg of The natural waistline is loose Birthday Party Is Held During Family Reunion POMERO\' . If you add that guess to IM world Iota~ It raloes tb• figure to . $f6,600,000.000 wbleh on thl1 d.. partmont's crude lranll!!.lion would work out at 62,421 buoli~l .. Just compart that with tho three Lacllle Hawklu .•.......•..••. Po~ Sodely Edhor lf¥14a Rlee .. • .. • • • • • . .. .. .. .. Middleport Slldew Edhcn diSplaying tl\eir fall and winter the coller.hon group of the New York Drees Xonday for visiting repprters Institute wore skirts 18 to 19 inches from Designer Pauline Trigere gove tile iloor. And in trim, St Laur wemen a choice of four major lelit featured huge bow• a~! sha~the wedge, the curtain fringe to a !Rfe-lhee·well on day raiser, the dauphine, and the I&Une, cocktail and evemng clothes Outsize collars, double swl.zzle stick. ' ' ,, • / • HIGI+LOW TEMPS NEW YO)IK UPI ·The high· eot temperature recorded In ••·• nation ru..day Wll 113 degm& at Preaulio, Tex., the tl S~ Weltb er Bureau reported today. Lowe11t AtAGlanee this momiD1 wu 32. :1t Friler,' u~~~~~~:~ta~u landed In Lellaaon. More 10 1.-embles armed ' ' fprcea to •!4 U.s. aircraft carrier Eagle beg!iis pa· send Colo. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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