https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eab25d927234d88b0cecc4a3d1fed066.pdf 563ec092668ee0a849d38d9ca26d5116 PDF Text Text • ' • 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. �". ..... - .. ' ,. ' • FHE DAILY SENTINEL ' .•. ' ~·-.;~~-...;. ~ .... ~.... ,~,·~' '·' ' '. .PHILADELPHIA STORY ·~ 1;/'F .... Letart Falls The lf. E Sunday School Picnic was hrld Sunday at Forked Run Lake, Long Botton\. with the youn~ pconle enjoying swim mmg M! and Mrs Roy Hill and family of Srotts Depot W V were ~ucsts of Mr and Mrs Clair Hill, Tuesday · Tommy l<eynolds · of Marmet, W Va.. Js spendtng a vacation ;t' with his unch~ and >lunt Mr and Mr~ J1orry Htll . "1r and Mrs Doo Bell moved mto the property owned by Hurry Hill ":hJch was recently vacated by Robert Crow and family Mr.; U n Powell and son Don were ''lsl tors Ill Charleston for two d<!ys lost w1-ek Mr and ~Irs Jnhn Burnell of Charl<!ston were .veckend guests of h~-S IS(e~~ Mr and Mrs It B fHE DRfVER'S SEAT broke. Then the workman would be out of a job and lose his purchasing power, as would the manufactUJ·et. • Labtlr dictators have loJill been able to force wage boosts without increased produc· \ lion tn justify them. Their fine-spun argument that this could be done without in· creasing prices is one of the causes of the buying slow-up today. Their expensive chtc· kens are now coming home to roost and they aren't laying any golden egg~. Nothing truer was ev~r said than "one man's wage is anotller man's cost". That is~ inescapable as the fact that when government spending and government debt go up the val. ue of the dollar goes down. ; • I ... ~ ' 1,; Sign O.f Todu t ~liel Room Slll!l .o~ t·ort ··Tod..,. .~ ·· ' • ' • 1:23• w,.~. · .1: • c' . d:30 ..,•~• ~st~ ~45 ~C.~ ,-: •.: , ·1 ·' I 1 I I • - Cbanaal~.:. W,r•41J' (laqn!lell - WednesdaJ Rev and Mrt1 Lester Taylor l nd ~hildren, lldgetown. 0 ., spent Wedhe111dur v1altinJf thell "P~'~rentl, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard. There were StU m ,..tend,..,,... at !lo.;flay schoql Sun4•r· t:;olleotlon WOI $22 7 ' ~ •,: . Jeflrey Fo r s nl 1e ;,,.,{(~ Bilhe Je.:m Frost ' ten daya in otU~ Rt>v. and Mra. Ralph GrOVe of tfav~m, W. Va. .~ South Webster visited wllh Mr. 1\lr. and Hra. Jolin Stev~ l:;oett 1nd Mrs Fred Ric~ . and mother, Mrs. lol"f Whipple Mrs Je~sle Tuttle, Rev. lifld Mrs. E E. Bnrnhart, Miss Lenore ol Pomeroy sp~nt Sunday witb Betzlng, Mrs Freda . Mtller and ~r.. and Mrs. Mark GIUeller and famio/. • Mrs. Willis Frost called at home , of Mr. and Mrs. I 7:59 S:ID On 8:00 Music in th~ Morning 9'00 Doug Marlin Show 10.00 The Morning Show 11:00 of Eightt 12:00 District AltorneJ 12: , Hop · ~· 4::j0 Ani~rlcan l!andotand 5:00 Wild !jill )Uckok 5:30 Mickey ll!ousei Ct~)l ., 'li\ 8:01) M~i tht Hdrnlns 8 45 Doug Mar;tlq Show · 10.00 l'he Morillng Show 11·00 PleceJ of• Eight 12;00 Mr. Dlstilct Attornev , 12:30 Bingo ' I 00 Tbe Afternoon Show 2:,30,. D~ug ,~rtJn . Sbow . · a'oo; 'Aiiieri1\n · ' nd 1 ~· 1 , • ~ '1 Your E~o R~porti, 6l30 ti:lll Sports Parade 1 ' 6:00 Bingo 6:M weainerman 7:00 Casey Jo'\el ,., ' I ;..' , , I j' < • I · ' .,. ' .._ . I· • 1• ' , • ~ • ' f' 1 , ' l ~ f I NI!W 1888 CHEST I . PRESTON :MOT:BIS ;.:. 1l • • ••• , I I ' JoT "'~" 'j ' I POUNDS-OF FREEZERS ... . FOODI · '·# ~. ' -# ' A MODIII. Ht78 17.1 cu. ft. • Coalltor-Tep HoiPI •e , ' ' ' ' At ' N ,....,, ,.1 li6VU4" .. ......... Door Lack • WW.~Cald c...l o A I th llllorior 6 W...... •• . 1' ............ ' i ; •to G*t-'2 • -or,.w... c rtm~~a­ o C«-pe' ..... r · err...._,, SAVE DURING TH·I·S:, $ALE . ·· ·.,,., '"'' • ••••••• ST~RE$ : ao.o For An Exc~ptidnol Deal On A '5~ Ford C:at Or Truck 'Or ' , ' An A-.1.~sed Cor ).3e Suie To Check With Us Du,r~r:lg .J(je.-~, . ' ,Month Of )uly. We Ar~t~educing All l·nvento.ra~,s; 1r,~,: .. Passin!) The Savings On Tb You. Remember,;,H-s Nt>~ '' · · 1 The Selling Price That. Counts -:- It's iThe · Otfference -YGU Pay'. Visit Our New Cor Show Room At 461 Sout~ "' ',.,,Third Ave., Middleport. Pomeroy Used Cor Lot On.West · ,Main St. Middleport Used Car Lot On Route? a.t Syca· more St. '1 •• s•ow . , . ' , -, I .,_ }'00 5lp' . . 1 I ws ' ~itii 11:15 Tbe Jack Pur • j '. 111 Le- IMVENTO~RY .• EDUCTION M",~t· H r· t' r ·11:10 .tioo .Newnf••dUnlo . ' W~th~reailt ' . , of Columbus were p..U done they uaually ean tbrouab" •• tecbnieaU· '•. , 7:30 '!'1<: rae Dolllh · · • ~-oo 'l<ou Bet Your Llle • 8:3JI t l!f!t~net • 9 00) ~U.Ie'a.Chotc:e 9:30 Jliletskjll to:oo:u'tte,.l's llliht · tn:ao ltluEi•' ilinao ,· ' ~d~~u~T~~he l,;;~~~~~~~~~~brt~~r~~~l~IP~•~•=k~~~Kr~-~·M~- ~~;:~::~~~~~[~ l'oniflblng ~e:. ,~~ PUI(HASED AT CARLOAQ ~~~m!~:P:ieiE. PR,CES TO GIVE YOU L~W, LOW PRICES! ~ WCHS... TV 'Channel 8 James U S Army spent a weekend ot the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs B K. Ridenour M:r. and Mrs. George Frederu:k Sr. spent an afternoon last week with thctr daughter, Mrs. Valete Spenctr, Syrl':cuse. • Mtlls Lol'i.11e. Gilmore t ailed On Hosp ' ital IC.~Inuo4 Prom ,q. Onl.l p '"""r"""' / ' ei~ M\ilfri.lin: 'fo;, 1;110 .- IJ'Jil~.iJ P..lfl~~ ! , 7:00 Boots and SGddleo 7:30 Wa~on Train ' , S30 irathit icn~wf·ljeat 9.00 Kraft Theater : ~o oo It .ccu)d Be Y.ou .- · 10:30 (l. Henry PloVIIouse 11 00 ~fWS :Re.dunh 11;10 Wealhereaot ,. ·n 1l:U Tbe Jack Paar Sbft. 1:00 Sl&n Off . .uo;, -1 , .." ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED PFC and Mrs. Brian K. Simpson are announcing the birth of a son, Kevin Kelly, July 1 in Hardin Memorial Hospital at El izsbethtovm, Ky. Grandparents are lt'lr and Mrs Ralph Badgley of Tupp<'rs Phnna and Mr and Mr11. Ohc~;tor Smlp!on, Raelne. PFC Stmpson ts !!erving wtth the 34th Mtlltat·y Pohct! Criminal Inveltigahon Det.:~.chment and Rtationed at (1 "'1. • · 0:00 R01oper ~ • ' !'\tile Jloon~n ShQW 11:30 Xlti• Doonan Sllow~ ~gh-1\e·M• . lo:oo DourMlt-:Ml \0·~0' ~sure Hunf' '• • J 0:30 Treasure 11:00 The Prle<~ ' ls Rl,ht ' 11:00 T~e l'flee 11:30 ~·~th or C<!ns\.o.uell"' ' 1 . U ;3U o'r·~t:~·'~ 12·00 '1'\0.~e. Do~(h , , , :, 12:110 TIO. l)O 12:30 Jt -Could Be Y~u 12:30 It Could Bl 1:00 JMid-Doy News ,, 1:00 Mld·D•f t'leWI 1:".3 Movletlme . , I :15 Movletlmo I ' . ' 3:00 , TOilay r. our~ . • a;oo , To<!•Y, L! :Ours , i a. ao~· From The<ie Roots 3:30 · Ff'!'l1';~~· ;lloo 4·00 QUeen' fo< 1 Dl7~ ' :QO ·Q,ueen,!o • D~ 4;1!1 MIM!ern'Romann '" 4:~1105 Modcrp.,llol,llanetll 5:00 Com•dy T11ne · ~: CbmO<bc '!'!me " 5:3q SpiQ!,ch j'layhoull 5·30 Spl~~aeb MayllOuae 6:00 Fbtt ' and ScrutP .6;15 SpoiU EY8. , .. •:•• ~ea'••.,..... , Trulli . ' • I . WSAZ-TV. ChanJ.•w·s ·td . ~Del3- Wednesdl)' ;.Chal\ntl3 "': 11lurilfr.', .-lS a:e ,, .. •"" 1 . dlO 9:00 9:~ 10 ·90 ......... I ill ·'·t: .·, ,tE~YISIO,r-1 t,Q~~~,~~ '· Oaah• SeptmeJ llavbnok OES MEETING The Pu.!t Offtcers Club of Ra· cine Chapter, OES~ wtll meet at' the home of Mr. and :WII'I. Chat. Hensley, Long Bottom, Tbursltay Mr. and Mrs. Ned Penry ana at 8 p. m. Mrs. George Burns and daughter ~ ~ver~y and Cheryl, went to Par TO MEET THURSDAY kersburg on Mo11day The Willing Workers ci~BB of Mrs George Burr.s attended a the En!erprls• EUB Cbur<h will meeting ot the Nehaclha Garden meet Thursday evening at the Club on Monday cvenmg at ~ew home ol lo!rs Myrtle Long. Haven at... the Quilln Memorta~ House. Mrs. Waaona Hoffma'l MASON CLINIC Mrs. Betly PiCkens .and Mn Admissions: Joseph N'ewton George Burns were hostesses. Smith, Middleport,, July , 7\ Mrs. Mra1 Ella Cundiff of Camden Paula Camp, Welt Co umbl•. New Jeney, Mrs. Lona Martone July II; Virgil Eugene Jacks. of RovenJwood an~1 Mr and Mro. Rutland, July 12: Race H Davis, Bob Neebltt of Camden Ne\V JerR,utland, July 13, l(lta. Sarah Bow sey were dinner guests on Sunmah, Middleport, July 1~. Mrs day wJ.th Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henr,r Ethel tittle, Cllesh1re, July 13. · Mr. and Mrs. Terri!" Justis 1 of -BirtiiS' A son to Mr. and Mrs. Mason City was calhng on ,M!'. Douglas Camp, West Columbl•, and Mrs Ned Henry on Wednes July 11 . , da'y evening. A; so•• Io ),jr. ' a~d Mrr. Dow! Mro Arthu~ F:,l~k •nd Lillie, C Jhire, Jul~1. tbu- . llok Jr , . .omeroy , nd 1\fro. ' vlsl!l(is -with . MIITING CAN ID Henry on Tue ny • . Mrs CHarles A. B bury ''1.'8, Mr. and Mrs. George announced that' the Middleport daughter Cheryl, weJ\t Io C:trl Scuut TfO(•P wtll tlf'll '' ..,. Mothers• Club Ann~al · this week. Mei!!Ung whl be helrl the Park at Middleport on at the regular time next week. · Resd•y evenlni • .. . 2-Daily SGhtlhel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16 1958 _., Grade School Economics I ~J • 'f:Oounentat~g, Edi~orially r, Supposing you !!Janufactured wheelbarrows and paid $2 00 an hour for labor. Sup. posln~ a labor boss demanded $3.00 an hour without Increasing the wheelbarrow output and In addition demanded that you reduc~ the price of your wheelbarrow on the shop~orn theory thai it would increase "purchas· •ng power". The purchasing power of whom? Not the w~eelb8'row maker unless he increased his PrJce more than the dollar an hour wage Increase added to his cost. Then the consumer would be stuck as his dollar dropped in purchasmg power Not the workman if the labor boss fQrce~ the wheelbarrow manufacturer to pric~ himself out of the market and go I' , ' • ' ' ' tU 1 $349.00 I a:30'' ~Cl:Ont·lto~' 4·90"· Ainerican~P~&nd S·QO > Woifdy · ~ooope<ker , 5:~0 Mic~el' Mouse Club . 6.00 Bmgo . '' - ' 6:80' Your Essb B~pt>ner -. 6:45 Sports l'p•d~. 1'. , , 6·5G ?{eathm}lla a ., 7:oo ~o~yf~•r' 7:30 Circus lio ·• ' : l.Jl• Disneyland ' • Qizie' and' Harriett OPEN ALL DAY.· Wednesday Night Fights . '-- 1 I \ 9:11-~A.M. ' 'tr l ' l \ ' I. ,l(HURSDAY .,, . ' { HT~.. .13-W,.dn.a•i · I II I s,~pCK· I ANI!' PkltE~' ,'FOR ',.t ,·, l Devotions Keene ' Defender' • ' or Money BOYS' SUMMER VALUES TO Sk SPORT . ·sH:IRTS. ..' !' . . VAllUES TO- •s.tl ' ' . SO ONLY .' LADIIS .GRAB _, ,AGS ··Dresses .' . '' ' . UCB 1 • • ' . , FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS . Making l\ Purchase ' Of $1.00 Or More .. U.OZ1 B011LE, DEL MONTE ' 'CATSUP ' ~--' '' PcJd a~~ C:over :o: ~ ~~Bo~~ For 7~ ·Blouses ';.'\,.. • • • • 88¢ lADiES l I i li. H .t-.l~Y.mi~r~ .J . �r'·~· · A,,j ' '" ' ' ,~·· , "I ' iiiKt Only • , 'r i . •. . The. V~ry Best'· In Used Cars ' -. Tho llott Dtol On A \he~ Car Is SliM To ••llod At Tho METBOPOLI'l'AN AUTO SALES No Ono Else GW. Tho Dtol WE 0 0 .,'JOIIeJ..- L :w.. JICCGmu, (). P. Kilen. , ~· ' . t9il7 Ford Custom 300 V-8 __ Std. Trans. __ Radio The Rlrlre • Keno The 4-H CIJib met at the homo o! Johrlny Davit:, Wednesday nigzn Those present Wfre; Cbarlel Kni· rht, Gary Smith, Jack Kel\r Mite WUI, Bob X.ufz, )\itt Kohlentz, Gaey Mlcbael, Chorleo Man· kin, Terl')' Hoffman, Stew Hotr· and Heater. 1951l Ford Falrlane . V-11 __ Sharp - Inside and Out. 1955 Ford Four Door V-8 .. Black and White .. Nice. Belvedere llardtop __ V-8 .. Auto. Trans. __ R & H . 1955 Plymouth Savoy anm &iven Standard Trans. __ V-8 __ 1954 DeSoto Four Door Firedome V·8 __ Power SteerIng .. Auto. Trans. __ Clean home. pro, fit costs iO little-to look lovable.J Joll!phinr -- · " vlaiting relatives a few days ·l lr. and :.ln. Clint Sellers, and children lroqt Midland, Pa. }!•r• weekend gueats of ·her molher, Mr. and MrL Keaneth Davia. Mrs. Frances llewitson, of Mas.aon called oo Mrs. Alice Dodso.u, MoN To Choo11 From METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Friday. 'GIP• ~-~--and Anna Tucker o! Ma· I~IC14 ' ' Reg. J!5.00' Pel'DI,lnelit. '"""" 6045.J Open IYHI!'fl Until t:OO P.M. "J.-.~ .JlODderful AI Tnffle IJgbt In ,', /'I!)W . \. MJ<~Mtkl~ .Cl,lfl" · - ~ .....: -811. .,.. :.\.... to, 1;11.41,...M. 1 rr.. ,.,., riiArr in•• is /imilrrd <Ifill.""" will .. f-lo ••lr to , .... lido rotideltlr rl ,,.. $,.,. ' P~ONB f41&;Y ' ·. . . o1 Ohio wAo wilt ,.,rehote·olherwiso tlroo wilb a riew to mo/o fa .....,.,;dents ol 06io, • :;., ' r 0 t. I • NEW ISSUE st: ' I 0 · 74,000 Shere• PIKE NATURAlJ ~AS COMPA~Y .· . . Class A Common Stoc. . j I' CtiY I.DA N Sand r.nes on tlie IICCOmponying' m~p show ~ Re~ So)[ ' Yankees q lEESBURG 0.. I 0 ? . S~atoro ~~- Signs It , Mtflthly • II Monthly ''~" 1f.07 r·~·'· 2U8 48.00 PHONE 197 Pmnento jncludo aij ehara... Low up to StOOD 1tubjtel to prompt the company's present distribution system in Pike ond Ross Countie<. BrokM lines in the circle indicate ina new system in Highfond County, ' lndlano 124 E. Main S. .. Red Anthor Stwe Ill Pomny '_e<- ~~~~:,! ..., apent Suoday "'~th lholr sis· ter Mrs., Rljani~ ~illt:r. ONtY · P~ 8 · _Bi&- 8illl. · '· Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Q:nroy, Sue and lacty of Columbus are bert and Solid. ., lecture hour by Richie, lecturer conolsted olsong• readings, quiz. · The refreshments Were ready to be sened, the s!orm came, every one rusheO Radio and Heater. .. Earl Dean and Dnifl koblentz ud Advisors. Refresh meots of ·Ice Cream, cake an1 Coolade ,.rved. lnllleCti<>D ol Olive Grange wa• eve. bY C. N. Iones. 1955 Plymouth Maft~ Mr. man, . I , II I CHILUCOTH£ 28 '. RICHMONDALE I His New Tour N. c. champior UPt 1!~ !!~t~~r~;~~r heavll"el8hl tH(LLSBORO ll promoler. bttan a tour ot aupennar · In North Carolln, ... and the Vlrglnlu iuto raph lne lll-pc!und of "corelu ly •.. looted", )\Oialoe! that corry a PI• lure o(ilocky In llfhllnl pooe, 1 ~lcllll't of his ehamplouii!P boll and a list of hlo f)Jhlo liytl I nine-year 1pan. 1 "Wo.'N just la Pltllltihiii'Y atagoa now . . .jUal llghtlnt tilt lour..,oundon," be aald In tolling newsmen of pllnl lor bla Salem ;Ill!•• w• OHIO U HISHLAND Bag~) llarelanq ool out tad_ar - tit•· Va., PMllDI partnerablpl :Rile}J ·1\ Leaaing.Indu$try ••• 1\ Growing C~mpany •. Natural .gas is a leading ~meric~n iridustty. Its use ill homes and in indusuial plants in. creasei each year. like the industry as a whole, Pike Na~l Gas Company is also growing •.• now extet1ding its semce inco the Hillsboro a~. This new system Is expected to double the amount of gas the mq~pany distributes.. : ' ' .j ' ' I' ,I ' ~..' ' ', ,· .! l!larclano Enlerplilea, Inc. '. . -• I .' . \ l WAVIIIL'I .. ' • •- • ~\ ' ... ,: " fl :I ,. ·' PRICE: $UO Per Shere ramliy atuta ... . ' :> ' 'IIIIi tll•l"l & ·~ Ndo ~'1' le lloo , . - hold... of l!o ~ A COromoo Stool wltoooi dpt· of ......lptilll will ,.kl ~ ~-~...., Jolr 2!, 1111. · n.u,,:~~na ~~ -~~ -dif1.!!..'1114~· '~~ \ . ••• . \. ... J .KENTUCKY Cireuler on Request 10MY . ' \ , �• • I •• '. L....,ART - ..,. Th '1,.. d Pll'~.. • L ...,,. IUJI.II b)' the ll'OUD. Serlpture wu nad by lin. Lora 'llv Btowa e Boar Ba s1 Lad••• Aid prayer by Ml'o. Rallley. • Phone 77693, Cheshore, OhJo state o( Obif). bounded and de- plaee of beginning conllinlng met with Mrs. Vepa , jlalneY Llsl Members ~oent were Mro. ' h 11 (27 .L) Wednesday to qUill, AI noon 1 Faunio T.rlor,' Miy Rotlab, Mil· I'OB CONSISTENT IJEPENDABLI RESULTS 7-l·t! scribed a11 l~.o ' lo~• · Bemg 1n Sec· twe nty-seven an d one 8 "' • delleloU& dinner was enJoyed by ----~--~-----tion No. 36, Town No. 2, Range atres, more or less. all. Tbe buaineas meellnl wu died Thompson, Lon May Brewn, CUNCREtE BLOCKS No. 11 of the Ohio Company's Bemg the oll and gaa reserved called to order by the preoldon~ Laura Gibbs, Maud Rouab, Vena ' 'lulld . _ ,., ' - PuNhase Beginning at a stone in by John and Ella Bush In the Mto. Mary Roush. Several son1a Ramey. Vl.oilon were llin. Sorah HOU· the center of the County road c~r deed g1ven to Edward Bush and GIUESER BLOCK CO. nered to lands formerly owned by Edna Boob by deed dated Decem· man end , Mrs. , Lorella Rouah. PHONE 398 II Broad l{uni Chi!'lie Brown and Ehas Jivtden hetrs and runnlne bet 20, 1939, and reeerded In Vol. 'Mllaa North of Pomotor RATES ROSINA MARIANNE PIERCE, lour d1ughlers, Glorll and Toney thence in a westerly directlon.whb 146, at page 369 of l~e record ol On Jt, 11 ton wm. G,_., rcsullng at 488 RA!gen~burger- Tho,mptwii, Ethol FrY, Hlas DoriS llvclc SprlnDI the center of satd road and. e hne deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. ~ ....u pel • ...s. one . . .u••. ........ lllc.--4 ...... olra86e, Straubing, Germany, Llj Elliott, New Haven, , of sutd Jividen he1rs to- a stone cor Boundary of Parcels 1, 2. 3-(11!1' lnll'd !llr Wee CODIOOUUVl ln801'lio... Tree 1 nmrtung and Removmg. hereby notified that on the 8th and illrB. Roy Toylor, De nered W H W Bush; thence in The Parcel& qf land herein deBSpeeial- One monl.b lor 2& eeolli J>et _.a. Low p!lCC ·SlX years expenence a northerly direction with a hne o1 cnbed as Par.cela 1 · 2 and 3 are day of July, 19311, Everett A. Kalb, Ul., are opending their vahll nlll o1 ~ t.eDII per --.1 will be eharo4 lor ad"rtlllnl II Robert K Sayre, Racine, Ohto lands formerly owned by H. W. hounded a& of August 7, U58, by P1eree, bemg Plalnllll, filed his cation here wltll relativeo. 101 paid lor beloro tllo l611l of ea~ moath !ollowllla llloertlun. Ph. 3955 7 14-llle Bush to a stone in a line of lands lands owoed by lhe lollowlpg per· pelition ngamst her as delead· · l!:rtoro iD AdvertiiUill~~hould 1Jo •eoort..S lmmedllleb . 1'hf Clarence Ye,&er waa able to .,, Daily Sentinel will n~t be reaporsible for more tban on~: 1nco1 ant in the Court of Commo11 Pleas relurn home from the hoapilal In formerly owned by Charles Weav· SOJl S, red bllertion. MeJgs Counl!, Ohio, Caoe No. 12.- Columbus thto week. Mr alid Mrs. cr, thence in an easterly direction Cud of Tllanb and S....W N..u- o l ! - ~ 0\4lull'lel Bounded on lhe North by 732, praying lor divorce !rom' the Yea&er and daughler& were &pend \'i ith Charles Weaver's hne to a WE BUY publlahed all eenl per won!. stone m a line of lands formerly lands owned by Edward Busch. and said Rosina Marianne Pierce on ing the week, with her sister and ITRUC\URAL I IEAMI · , lhe grounds of Wilful Absence ol lamlly In Columbua while there owned by l'Jethe A. Ervm, t~ence Edna Busch. Bounded on the Ea&t by lando said defendant from lAid 'Plain· he became ill and was rushed to Fresh cow 'o\ lLh calf Joe We)'ers· II I Notices m a southerly ducction with a line ICRAr IRON - METAL' miller, Pomeroy, Route No 2 of land furmerly owned by N,ettie owned by Ernest Congo; Harold 1111 lor mo"' than one year 1181 the ~ospilll for oeveral day&. 7-15·31• A Ervm and the land formerly and Eunice Proffit; and Lilllan past and GroBB Negleel of Duty, Mr. end Mrs. Roy Toylor, ill' OHIO VALLEY owned by tlle Elias J1v1den hetrs ProUttt. end Plalnllll <lso prey• lor other Kalb, Ul., and Mn. On Hart Bounded on the South by proper JUNK CO. to the pU:ce of begmnmg, contam· Said eauoe· !rill be were In Pl. Ploaunl Mondoy. Good B1nk GriYII 45c per yd. lands owned by Lillian Prolllll; lor bearing on or after the 21&1 Mrs. Hollm•n and ,__ ~10 PomON\ (33) acres, more or mg tbirty·!ive Looded while you wail Also Edward and Edna Busch. less, beini a part of the same land , trueks available to haul at rea· Bounded on lho We&l by Ianda day of Au1ust A. D. A. 19M. ghters holiday with reof which Henry Bwb died tebed EVERETI' PIERCE lalivcs f. GASOL, INE. 1 sonable rates. owned by Edward and Edna Crow, Crow & Porler and possessed. Ladle• Aid have' WILLIAM McKELVEY Busch. Attorneys lor Plaintiff carpel lor their Bemg the liame real estate COil· Portlond, Ohio (7) 9, 16, 2.'1, ~0; (8) 6, 13, 20, 7te ge~ ready for ll-8-25t~ vcyed by Mary A Bush and C. L. Contaming In accordance to lllJI'ER REGULAR :;c:ti!)OJ eonve'n Uon to - . - , - - - Bush to John •and Ella Bush hy the Auditor's tax duplicate 69 63 OR L&GAL NOTICI deed dated November 17th 1919, acres more or leu. t FOR SAL~U room house, gas and SUPER PREMIUM Bertha Mae Beck, whose place The aforesaid described par· of residence Ia unknown 'nd can~ water. 7~ Syc6.morc St , Mid· Barnes-Siml,lbOD lns,L-...;-.ce Ag.,ntt and recordecl m Vol. 120, at pa~c AT 178 of the record o! deeds of eels of real eatate are subject to not with reasonable diligence be been dleport. Call 62152 7 3-12lc Pomeroy Farm Bure• Middleport. Fire:, A.lttrmobll&. Metgs County~ Ohio. all easements, if any, of record m aseertained, will lake notice lhal brother Mr and lolrs. Roy 'J'aylor and Co-Op Association Bonds Phone tl3la-X. 6·211-U PARCEL NO 3 the itccorder's Office of MeiiiJI on the 24th day of June, 1958, the Mr. and Mr>. Dwight Gibbs were Hours. 8 00 A M to 10·00 P !i. CUllom Buill Klleheo deo....,a The followmg descnbcd reai county, Ohio. unders,gned, John li. iieck, filed shopplns in Pl. Ple.,.nl Tueaday. !or tour bome. Free eaUmatet. :.;uMPLETE lnsurt.-~lce ttrotectJI)II estute situ3led 111 the Township of bally Except Sunday Life, Auto, 1i 1re, Polio. Call Dor Lebtmon, County of Meigs and Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush eall· Foreman ' Abbott Pbo'4e E. Moln $1. Pomeroy, 0 . Plamllff, in his pelftion, allege' his pelition against her tn 1he Mlll~ M1ddleport, Onto ft2M-1t . B 8 II State of Oh1o, bounded and de· that the value of said I'eDI estate. Common Plea& Court, Meig& c'oua- ed on Mr. and Mrs. GuyBkiSsllttg scnbed as follows Bemg in Sec· belongmg to 1aid Ward, as Mar ty, Ohio, Case No. 12,'725, pray ins Tuesday and Mr&. Ida Mart, James Edgar A!Shlcy will not be Slecpmg roems at &83 S Second tion No 36, Town No. 2. Range as can be aseertalned il $2.500.00. lor divorce and other relief on the son who has beeu an inv11id respons1blc for any dc~ts mndc St, Middleport. Ph. 6834. . No. 11 of the Ohio Company's Pur· Sa1d plamllll, in his petition, grounds of gro88 negleel of duty at least 215 y~ar&. Mr and- Mrs. Jl'red Roush spent by anyono except hilnsclf rrom 7 11 6tc chase. Beginning at the southwest names all the heirs-at-law and next ancl wilfull absence. Said caUBe will be for heartn& on ar afteltbe Sunday with M1·. and Mrs. Ollie this dale. 7 10 61c corner of lands formerly owned by of km of Sarah Aumiller, DeceasThe A N Eengel res1dence, a Rouah, New Haven,. John and Ella Busll and Jesse 1 ed, who are entitled to the ne1t 8th day of August, 19M. JOHN H. DECK wonderful place for some one 136 ACRES - of mce laying farm Gandee; thence North tO the cor- estate of inherttance of Sarah Au· Mr. end Mro. Roy Taylor, "Mr A budget meetmg for Olive land House and bwldlngs need ner of lands form erly owned by nuller, DeceaBed, alao names all • Plalnllll wantmg u home for the1r fam· Town.8hlp w1H b~ held Juh· repatr A fme basement Several John and Ella ' Bush and Jesse the peraons entitled to the next Attorney• lor Plaintiff dy A modern home. Five IBlh al 7 00 O'clock at tho Olive frutt trees, tame bernes. The Gandee thence west to corner cf estate of inheritance from satd WEBSTER & FULTZ acres, wtth every thmg, garden, .~ su T~Jwnship Garage Marjorie (6) 25; (7) 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; (8) 6, 7te price ts only $2~00 00. fruit , lawn and flowers Come lands d'eeded hy John and Ella' Ward. Newlun, Twp Clerk. 7·16-3lc tmd mvest1gale Phone 310.M. RIVIR FRONTAGE - Above Ap· hush to Edwa~·d Bush and Edna Said plaintiff, I• ~LI oelltion, ~~=-~~-~---NOTICE OF HII<RING FOR • pte Lrrove Ideal Cor a s~mme r Bush; thence south to lands own- says he desires to aell, by virtue 7-IHtp PAIIOLI r abin and boatmg Building (6) Lost & ed hy Edward Bush, thence Eaot ol Seclion 2127.08 Revised Code MansCield, Ohio, July 15, 1958 :-:----:. llite s above h1gh water Only to the place of begmning, con· of Ohto , tho entire interest and WedJiesday July , 30th Otvllle Landen, No. 11'1576 A LOST S;;;all pm, white with goid. $2000 00 Ral!ea, Prl2ea, Balloons talning twelve and one-half acres the whole interest in the aforesaid prisoner now confined In lhe Ohio fOUR BEDROOM HOM! - In Syr· more or less tnm Shape of OhlO, Buckeye ~ • SJ;J~Iflcally de&tribed four parcels ll~Wd Motors, Boats and Trailers. ~ aeusc, with bath, gas furnace, State Reformatory, Mansfield, G~rl's ollllo Call Carole llud · 1 The ~oal bemg reserved undbr of real eatate, subject to all ease- Ohio, admitted from lleiliJI 'Coun· ,~ F .: ~ E E , Fmancing AvaUable. Metropo; full basement, and large lot. former grantor &on, ti028·M. 7-15 3le I I j menta, If any, of record in the ty, Case No. 17461 Adjudged titan Marine Sales and Ser· Hou~e 3 or 4 ycal'S old . Pnce ONI JPAIR OF lKATIS , the twelve a111d one-half acres by a Recorder's Offtce of Me1ga County 10.23·57 of tha crime of Auto 1 v1ce Phone 8&-M Pomeroy, 0 S875000. Doing a part of the aame red Ohio, and plaintiff further BIYI :A••J JUip 10th , ~ Theft (Del) and &erving 1 sentence C1ll or Write ..:.._· IHJ.Il estate conveyed by Rose Ours that the sale of the whole and tbe ol ' l·Age is ellglblo lor a hearing VIRGIL lEAFORO, Solosmon :Muit lie ~eBOnl To Win. Copest1ck, Guardiun of Helen Ours entire lntere!lt lp said four par· Goad Clun Ustd C1n Box 229 Phono 108-Y to John and Ella Bush by deed eel&of real eolale iB lor the hell before lhe OHIO PARDON AND All ~koo end Modolt 7 12 3te dated Jun 23 1929 and rceord~d mtereat of all parties concerned. PAROLE COMMISSION 1on or al· Cli O SED MITROPOL ITAN ter Sept. 2, lmJS. " ~· ..... Sun.,Metl.m In Vol 134, 'at Page 263 of the In the prayer of hi& petition, Auto S•l•• OHIO J:ARPOJIJ AND 4 'h Acre Lot - 8 room house, record of deeds of MeJgo CoWliY, plaintlfl pray& that &aid plolntill 210'1'; PAROLI> COMIII$stoN " • l •· 0 PEN l complete built In kitchen with Ohio. be aulhor12ed and ordered ,lo sell ' A. C. FORSYTH, birch cabiuct t~ - bath - three ~id plaintiff further "ttate that the entire intereat and the whole ,,I•.s.,t. NJJihti Parole and Record Clerk. 1956 Chevrolet V8 Sl,496 2 dr St ; bedroo,ns, 30 fruit treee. - 20x his said Ward, John Bush, u1 selz· tnterest in the afqresald de~erib­ (7~16>1!3·2\e ' dan One of the 11harpest ·~6 any- 2 or 3 bedroom home 1n vicmity 30 con cr\~ tc block garage - lo· ed in fee s1mple of the undlvld ~d ed four parcel s of real estate, sub where. Puwcrghde Spotless of P(Jmcroy or 'Middlvport Ph c•ted Route 248. Eaot of Chester 1-ittlts part of tile following de!l· ject to all easement!l, if any, ,nf Vinyl trtm Radio and Heater. 6909 X H4·3lp Inquire Horace Karr, Phone ~ribcd t('al estate designated as 1 record m the Recorder's Offlee Bhtettnar'8, Pomeroy. 7 12 6tc YU0-3082. '7 10 6tp "arcel No 4, lo-wlt of Meiss County, Ohio, free and PAllCEL NO. 4 clear from any snd ollelaims, liens 1958 Ford vu $1,396 2·dr Sedan 11,41 for l(if>nf : The oil und g11s Jn nnCI und er· and mterests ot each and all the Sparkll ns orlgmn\ blue and ,, ----· th e following deiK'rJt)cd real c11tate pa:rlles to lhls action, sccor.dina wh1te finial! ~"'ordomatic Olaett· ~lt'OR RENT--Kxumsion Lld..Jiirl, LEGAL NOTJCI nar's, Pomeroy 7 12 6tt ScaUold Boards, Drop Clutas Mnry Aumiller, whose ,J!nce of with the right to operute fo1· same to the statutes in such eaee made The !oll owlng describtd real ond provided; that the right&, Clinton Fl3ber, &fld-' 1apo:-t, 0 residence IS Hartrord, West Vir· - ~ -- ~--PhoM f28ri·X. 11·1 tr glnla, fTances Stew11rt. whose estate liltuated m the 1 ownshlp ()( liens and interests of the Aid de 1968 Chevtolet ~ 'J'on Pickup $1 ,805 Long wheel base Good place of resirlence' ~s Mason, We~t Lebanon, tn the county of Meigs !endants and eaet- of them in and 1 Urea J..ooks ltke new A new 2 bedroom apurtment Ne .vly r(lno Vlrgmla, John Aumiller, whot:~c Rnd state of Ohto, bounded and to said parcels of real estate ,na~ GMC trade in Blaettnar's, Ponr vatcd Rent rcusorablc Call place of rcstdcncc Is 23~1 described as follows · Situated In be fully detcrml~ed , adjullled and eroy. 7 12 6tc 440·M 7 o tic Ea&t 18th Street, Oakland, Calif· Section No 36, Town No. ~ and ' protected, and t~ lho CO\Ill ~e­ Close l\1 ornla j J~dith Rnw"n whf" "' " 1""4" ftonge Nu II of lhe Ohio CoRJ· term!no the perBOno entitled io 195:! Plymouth $4M 4 dr Sodan Houma-Apartments town 127 JJutlcrnut St 7·1·12tc or res1dence is Mason, W. Va.: pany'11 Purchase Beginning at a the procoodll of said real estate New blue fin ish with new blue stone at the south east corner of and their respective shares irt Lena Chapman , ,wnusc IJldCC u1 aeat coven Blaettnar's, Pom- ~• room unfurnished aprrtmeut residence . Is 20 Rhodes Ave , So~th a tract of h.nd owned b' Roy according to law, ancl for eroy. 1 12 6tc Bush., thence north to tho !ands other ·rellef as may be pfOPer. 14 Phone 310-M 7· tf Charleston, W. Va .; Elmer Bush, formerly owned hy Belle Jones Said parlleB oro r~ulr~d IQ anF whose pla~e of rcsldcncl' is un {now Roy lJush); thence cast to wer on or before t~ 2nd d17 )I l', lve room furnliihcd npnrtment knowr · the unknown hetrs, devi~ ~l For the corner of sa1a uelle Jorl.es Augullt A. D. 1908. • 54~ or 400 Spnng Ave 7 13 3trc cos, • .,!lat.ees, dlstribut.ce11, udmhus· land (now Roy Dush), thenco north ,E. M · oTM[ss ' Set of Blaelumnh Tools and !lt!l trator8 ·and exccuton , If any, of to the south corner of Ianda owrlGuardian' of 'he ~tate 10r or C~rpcntc r Tools Robert B 1171 Help Elmer Bush, deceased, will tukc ed hy Jeose Gandee, thonee ea•l lea John Bush, an lnCOIIIP'!IoDI , Lambert, HarrloonvlUe, Ohio notice that on the 281h day of to lnnd owned by Jesse Gandea; Peraon ' Rt 884. 7·l4·3lp Wanted single man or boy over January, 19M, E M. Theiss, thence south along Jesse Gandee Crow, Crow 6 Porter 16 for steady farm work. Ltvc Guardian of the Estate of John in Ill yan Harris, RccdtiVIIlc Bush, an Incompetent Person , ,be· line to lho eorner ol lands own· Attorney• lor Plaintiff 1-i:lL'It li»CI'lfice new automatic 18, '215; ('7) 2, 9; 18, Call Coolvllle 3'116. 1·16·31p lnll plalntifl. flied hi s petllion In ed hy Jesse Gandee and ~ohn (6) Frigidaire Washer and Dryer 1957 Mod<•l. Rc ..onahle priced Woman to live In and cure for !our the Probate Court of Meigs Coun· LoHlc Pe rkin !~, Letart Falls, children. No hvavy work or ty , Ohio, Case No t4,706, ogmnsl '' the above named porUes and oth· Ohto or cull evenlna:s Letart laundry Ph 6270-Y. 7 12 3tc er11 as defendants, stating that 011 2491. 7-16-llle -:::-::--::-----~ or about tho 28th day of March, ~nnounce 1 1948, he wa& duly appointed and (20)8 ,.::.:.::..:...:U::S:::·I:..:. nefl "'::._rv cetl quallflod by Ihe Probate court AIR CONDITlONINll, Relngora of MolliJI County, Ohio. as Guad' tlon service. Jack'o Relrlgerallor Ian of tho Eolate of John Bush. an ' j A Now Haven Phone TU·2M37 lneompotent Peroon; that the said I' ' r e 23 tf Wllfd, John Buoh, Is now eonfincd "'====~=c=:=.7.;=::- at the Atheno State Hospital, Ath· TIRMITII IX'IIiiiiAIINATID en&, Ohio , that oaid Ward, John For tree luopertlon phone 383·M, Bu•h, Ia soiled In loo simple of AT THE FORMER .LOCATION Gllmort Sup~l> Store, Pomerer. lhe undivided 'llllh pari ol the All wora auaranteed. FullJI In- allowing deserlbed rool eotetc BRANNON'S GARAGE tured Vou,oh• n'o l.>du.trltl aad doolilnottd a~ 'Pmol No. 1, lo-wit: llolldentlal Tormltn Conlrpl Sll'' • PARCEL NO 1 ~57 WALNUT ST.- MID!)LEPORT 'loo, St. Morya, W. Ve. 3 8 U Tho lullowmg deacrlbod real • - · ·- • ostote situated In tho lownohlp uf ' Begblnlnll l'he111 kefrl,orall~n and App\l Lebanon, county of Molga, and once Servlee. Raetne. Tel. 3812 Stale of o~lo. bounded and do. ' MONDAY, JULY 6-l&·tl. sertbed os l ollowo Situated In l\<'<MDIO & Tl&l.l>V.Slu"l s•:avl~f. lion No. 36, 1'own No. 2. Range Phon• 200. 1:leland Ap~llanco No. 11 of lhe Ohio Company'& Store, ll6 W. lhiD Slroot, Pureha ... Beginning t: tho north Pom,~r l ), NlHJ west corner or 11 U ~ acre tract ot ------land formerly owned hy Ehzaboth QUIC~ SEFVICIC On \Voteb R e Bush; thence far cnouah norlh to 6-Dally ~ntln~l. Pomeroy·Middlep!'rt, 0., July 16, 1958 ·- The following !-aht~ir.J deserlbed real Bush, thence weat to e white Oot or Ca,-pentcr v.ork Free estate situate in the Township "of tree, thence south 10 lando ol Ed· estimates. Raymond Fife- & Sons. Lebanon, e:ounty of Meigs and ward Bush; lhenee we&t to the WANT ADS Legal No.&.:ce - ,.,u.r. Fgr·ZDn -- --- •• Cl U·b1\RftUO ». ' 1 . , ~' ~· p·ICniC '"" • 15· Held • ' .. , Allendlngl were Mrs. Joan Cook onil 'children, Mf, •;lq~ M"·l Ge• i , rge Car!OII ' aUd Wrilly, Mr. and l Mrs. rred Thabtt an~ daugbler&,. i Mr. ond Mt•. Leater Zerkle an,f 'f daughtera, Mr. and Mill George Buras and datJBblere, · 111r and Mrt. N. P. Swackbammer ·and eons. '· Mrs. E. A. S~baekel and• i:hil· dren; Mi's DOrothY Scbwab and• hi e ldren; Mrs. Ruth Ryan f and children, Mr1. Kothcyn llleGowan and ehildrep . Mrs Mary , Nagle, Mrs. Wlm(r~d. Mannlug, , Jackie AldridiiO, Jl!iiniy Maynard, ' HI• 'l Coo 'and eh ,dren. ·( ·u - ---- I (21 l Reol Estate ---- ·1 Cueltltl'...flUttt Found PARTY ·- -- - -~-----~· ---- .: . . .Morning Star · Tile s. 's •tCeblrallce JUly ISth · ,.., ts wlt)l lbe offerlna amoun~ inl to ...10. I ' ' \' I ..._ DOll AND CAT6. lllra. IJI-nth Eatterday oo~ 1 John end daaclller Rooe - e it tile oliver ~ilddllla aallv~ ,of llr: and ll.tymo•d oooell of : and ~drs. Ru1sell Rhodes G111lpoll.o Sunday allernooo., / , I I of M1l'lelle epent lbe Hr. 4nd, Kll 'Aifl1'd TODff erul )'llh lbeli' P1!'0111o -Kllq ehildleq of A...• GrQve worolh• and M'r. and Mro. Jolui Sa!urd1y evenl111 glleola of J!.r. ana lll,n. Jolm lhle IIIII ~lilldfea. Mr, and llrl. rrederick Reiber and dailj!llefl Sara and ·Mafl of To]fdo ~· apendin1 & wee~ ''"'' with relitll'" ,ond looking after their property. , , The ll11on lliolhan · Club be!d ,~ !Ia annual limlly picmo on laot Wedil01doy Ia lhJ• Mldll!eport Park. • lllro. Several atlenlj!!d 1Jta .Glje4 Hy·' se)l ,liiner!U al Pomeroy last Tue~:- , · ~~~~~~~~~i~~ • J bur Gllobo -- ... - Wolte utumtd from 1 ten day vloll wll~ , • • ~ .NowJP:. 'fl, Y,a,, .J!Id Jl'reopOI:I,iW. Va. . Mr: ond M11. Ctlll B\:adiOfl\ Jr., ilto\!lolwnbuo "(•~ ..,~tefi~ (ueiJj 01 lib l•her. · • Mri. Clut J1Yide11, bai ·-,turJ!· ! d home af~ I Villi Wjt~ telafl' veo. In ·Akron and. Galllpollo. Mason·Mo,,.ers 611. (20b) Insurance # Mta. ~l!lloa ~eme SU;, :05 '' . • ' ~ ~~"'1>t ' j, • I ror ~Yaur ' , I ·PAI~TING .NEEDS, r ••" 1 r I• fAINTS , .ne Retil~od DE~N RDd 'BARRY · · ~·~r· .. CROSS HAIDWARE '1111 'LoWio. IIG17·Y bwi.or MASON . :Nm. . , Mr. and ¥fa. 1191• Wint bten· nor of Letart were guest. of bor parents, llr. and lln. Guy BleB stng, ~a1t ·week. : 1' Mr. and Maaoo. and ~~ I ' Y8!\l!lOh Marbleheod Guy Bloas!ng 'II! . tnd Mrs. O~ey rell MOildiy . ,for , flll)lng \rip o.ear Lake (9ol Morine Supplies _____ '-•ria (81 Aut-> Soles (11 l Wanted Jo Buv "'""'w..... Legal NotJce f ' . D YOU ~RAB , TOO MUel:l ' FOOt> -"-' ' CARSON HAYES and AL RUSCHEL •.a They Will Operate GARAGE· OF • 21 ' 1 a• IR8, Pua.oror. Down ~•n• Poll rn In 0110 ',;, mo«..;, 11om.._ Moor 1o dloiH rn... It 1e II fl. ........fltfi., ....L ' I c- s.. - ~ ,.,. Manr Be-••1•.. 'Itt llol- ioe. AlA ••od ' ltalllfl for H low u ltot.H «own. Fne Dlll..rr. ANIIIIQ II ~.,, •~td ·-Ill•• ........ i ' DISCOUNT' fOR CASH • ' ' 0 ' \ t• .,.,, .J. tt.nd one·h:~lf • ' ,, . •, ! ' . --~ ' ' I&!..,. -,,• ' DRUGs · · acros &old to Jona· lhan PoweU and eleven and onehalf acros aold to Eila& Jividen. There ill also ax~eptcd !rom Pnr- , eel No. 1 tho oil end unde• said premlaeo end to O!>' ora•e lot In Pill' eel moro or • PURE .- aquaro across Ell&t; thenee eontuln Forty said (40)lotaero&; thoneo •outh to tho north east corner uf the oald EllaJJbeth Bush's lo1; thence weot to lhe plate ol bnMinninr. eontcinin~ Forty acres. . Exeopt !rom Pateol No 1. ono ,. t I ' '' \ 'I ' ' . " ' " T:t!< 11'00 MUCH T !'ARTIE?--- Won walehn!Utla. COIJ.INS IEWEU ~!;;;;~~~~~jp~alt~llli~~\;J~~I~e~~~o~r:r~Ttliaet ' ALW.iYS Sol-a BAKER FURNITURE . '• • ,• ,.' ' J• ' ,. ' "' ---AND YOU 'ALWAYS YELL AND START ., FIGf:!T$ AND--- �. t, ' (; "::N •' . • S::..DaliJ SenUnel, Pomeroy The ••llld~eplm, 0., Ju~ 16, 1958 Datlv Sentinel e • . IIWdlipert SecftiJ ' llllu Janice ChUdo oludeol nlll'llo at the Holzer Hospital School of Nurolng II apendlng • month .va calion ~~ the bome ot her mother "' c·IrcIe DofCOS Picniclsf:feld :v~=!~e :~~- · dOY N'IQht r UeS LueUle BIWkllla ••.••••.••.•••• Poaeroy Soele&J Edltll' DvJda ••-Middle-"' .,....,..._ ....._ anc! steven Queen of GaUipoU., are mitlna their unde and aunt Mr and M,.. • 'nle ~ui Circle of ibe B. H. Bert ·Bodlmer at their home oo Saol!qfa .lwonary SoeleiY or UJ _ . , • •' '• • • • • • • • • ' ' ' • • • r-• ,....... .. South · Second Street. the First Baptist Church held its · lllr. ..,d Mn. Roy C.'rueser pienle at the cburth lui night lamUy, Mr~ Hollla Shoemaker U wu lcbeduled to be held at the ·I and Mlu Leona Shoemaker visit· lloadsl.de Park, but was changed ed recently with Kr. and. Mrs, due to lbe weather conditions. Charles Taylor and J(r. and Mrs. Eleven membera and one guest Charles Shoemaker at Barberton, weN: preaent. Tbei'e Wll llQ pro. James Bearbs retumed ·home W. Va. . cram planned, and the only huoin- Members of the Dsughlers of Sunday altornoon ' lrom' the Hol- .Jock Kelly son of lllr. and Mrs. eu cooducled wal unfinished Ruth class of the Uolted Me· ze:r Hospital, but' II confined to M. L. KeUJ is a surgleal patient · bualoeu tabled from prevlow thodist bold their annual picnic his bed. at the Holzer Hospital, In Gallimeeting. Monday at the home of Mrs. Ja· Mrs. lobn Larea of ColumbUJ Is polll. Hostesses for the ned meeting cob Ml'CB, Athens. spending thil week with her titRecent guests of Mrs. James are J(rs. Leoua Bosler, and Mrs ler Llda and "dr. and Mrs. G. A. Faulkner were, Mr. ond Hto.· ~~~belle Winebrenner. A pot luck 'dinner was served Adams, Rutland Road. James Faulker Jr. 'and son James at noon followed by a short bull· Mr. and Mn. G. A A~ams, 111, Mr. and Mr~ Wolter Faulkoc&s session with the president. niece Lida Adams and Mrs. John n6r and her mother Mra. Audi~! Mn. Minnie Ne•ltzling, presiding. Larea returned home Tues~ay af. Droddle of Charleston. The me~tlng opened with the ter a visit in Ashlanol, Ky , with lllr. and Mrs. Richard Owen pledge to the nag, after which relatives. and daughter Judy wert weekend I devotions were led by Mrs. o. H. Mrs. William Baxter who was visitor& of his parents Mr. and Myers, using as her theme, vislilng In Brldgepofl and }\'heel- Mra. W. V. Owen in Columbua. "The Sermon On The Mount" ta· Mlso Cherole Blak• atude.ing, W. Va., waA ·called home ken from Matthew and Luke. Tuesday b' the death of bqr eou- nurse at lbe Holzer Hospital, .is During the social hour the hos- sln, Homer 1. Sayre. guest at th~ home of her paren!a ' teS& served water melon to Mias Mlu ludy JenniJliO of Manito- Jlr. and Mrs. E. Ill. lllake Ml,. Lydia Ebersbach, Misses A'Ugusta woc, Wiac., who has been the Blak'e ha,s • monlbs vacatio~ and Ada Genheimer, Mrs. Thoma• 1uest cf her father tof thQ paat from her dulles at the hospital . Goeglein, Mrs. AJbert Young, Mra. two weeks left Monday for AI· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish George H. Parker, Mrs. Neutz~ llanco lor a •visit with her grand· and daughters Sally and Betti)'- u! hng, Mrs. J:<:ob Gloeckne r ~ Mlsa- mother, Mn F1ora Porter. Detroit, were weekend vi11itora Itt es Nelle and Clara Bing, llrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and the home of hia parentil Mr. and l_wyers, Mrs. George Joachim family recently retlll'n.ed tram a C. A. Emmlah. and four guests Rev. and Mn. vacation trip to Nia1ara · Falla, Mr. ond Mrs. Cari lllattox have Eugene Brown, Mn. C. M. Hoov· enroute home they spent a week as their guest their granddi'Ughter Complete er of Painesville and Mrs. Sam at Vermillion and also atte~ded a Hary Ann Maltox of Nitro, W. Strauss, Athenl!l. ball game In Cleveland~ Va., who will apend two Wfleks Your Summer Mra. Olive lngraham ia on a with them. ,. Wardrobe week'a vacation from her duttea Returning Saturday from a va aa secretary at the VanldJu'm eatlon trip to VIrginia WITH Beech, plant. 'l'•re Mr. and Mrs. Ira Buteher Mrs. Olive Ingraham and dau- and ehildren Judy and Jimmy. The Cub Scouts of Den Six ghter Sandra Kay left Tueoday . Recent guesls of Mrs. Hylda met Tuesdaj afternoon at t.h.e evening for a viait in WilliamJ- Rice and daughter JacqueUne were home of their den mother Mrs. town, w. Va., with her bl'(lther ldr. and ll!rL Henl'l' McConnohea NOW ON SALE Charles Murray. Mrs. Uoyd and si.!ltsr.fn-law, Mr. and Mrs. of Galllpolll. Wright ia the assistant den moth-- Dean Hill. · Freddlo Mee1, aon of Mr. and Mr. and ),fro. Clarence Might Mrs. Fred Meea of Columbus bas er. Jr. alld lOR Fe{UJ'nod tO their been the gueot of hi• grand· The meeting opened with the home at Ba!U Sunday after n mother Mrt. James Faulkner, pledqe to tho flog. Plano were vlolt with rclatlveo. wjllle his parenta were on a va· Your lltln Dtolor Since 1890 made for a trip to the museum at :Mrs. MorgBl'et Hy1ell of Col- tatl.on trip to Canada. , Marietta, Friday. The Cub Scout Mr. and Mfl, c. · P. Cassanova IIIU lt. Mlcltlloporl promtae concluded the meelln&, umbus Is the guest of her oloter and brother·in-law~ M.r. and lira. and aona, Gary, Guy, rnd Grey, alter which games were played. Pearl Jacobs. left Ibis morning lor their homo Mrs. Pearl Jaeobs .nd titter, In WalllnJion Conn. alter vish.inJ!Ill ' Mrs. Moraaret Hysell vlalted re- 1\fn Cauanovt'l parenta Mr. cently with \heir brolhe! and slo· Mro. John SeibeL · ter~n-law, Mr. and !lira. Frank· · . Buck, Rutland Rusd. , .-Mr. arid Mrs.,Jiarry Laing, 11!1'. Mr. and MrL Thomao Crow Jr. and Kra. Wallace Laing and sor. and family are 1 pending a va••· Jimmy have returned ·to thell lion In Te'"'s with relative• hom•• In Clevelaod alter visiting Value• To .8.95 Mr. and Mrt. Dan Hum~hrey the rormen mo,ther Mn. Edna have returned to their home In Lalns and other relative• In thb CqluU>bus altor a vlolt with Mr aree. and lin. Brrt Grimm aild other , .llr. and lin. ~mea Weber Speelll Group relative•. • · hive •• their gueall Mra. Weber's Mn. Howa~·d Mclntooh rtturoed hrother-ln·law and sister Mr. and home Sunday from Holser lloopl· lllro. Ed. Nlewoehner ol Da,lon. tal and is convalesclor nicely Mrs. Stanley Addleaburger of Values To .flUS I i";;;;;:.:;;;;;;;..;;;~· ;;;;;.;;,;,;;· Grrnt Slreel, II In Chlcaro where a.. II she 11 t~e guool of relatives. Un•"ted Method•'st Class Annua1 p,·cn•"c Is Held POMERO" SOCIETY . ~ ' ELBERfltDS~:J~i,~~;:~~•.~.:~~,., · - • .' .. • .J l ;( ' ~· ~ . . ' ~ ' portment Of The Sto~-~-· .F·urnit~re;:'~~pli~llces, Coverings, ReadJ 'To Wear,l)fapeii~s;::Mo.usewores, Goods, Men's Wear; BoysWealfj-:ftdG~b and, ., Wear. ·•·1··:." · . ., ~• J " READY TO • R ' ' ! ... ' ' ·'' \ SALE U5 1to ,.n . .. SALE U3.00 Summer SALE ' . . • ! " Soll4 · tlllors: SanfGi'ized. While el•llll~·..waistbtnd. Sjzo : ee I to 8, ~ . .,. , r.-1' . · )ill~ ' Cub Scout Den Meeting Is Held COSTUME JEWELR;t B. H. SANBORN · Jewelry Store SEMI-ANNUAL Summer Clearance • WOMEN'S SHOES ······ · · · · $1.00 to $5.95 SALE OUr regular 79e lo $1.39 clrera mal$fals. Smilll•bolts. Cottons~ nYlona and r•yons. 36 Inch t0 Q !nell width. . 2 Y~rds For$1.00 Our rqullr 49c to '"' dNII mmtlall 4jhto ..,,.._ 3 _, . . . ·I'Or ,,... ' CHILDREN'S SHOES ·.. · ............ ·· $1.00 ;;; MEN'S DRESS SHOES · ··· ·· $2.95 to $6.95 ' SALE OF ROBIN HOOD'S Keds and Kedettes Work Shoes 'BLOUSES - DRESSES - SHORTS · · Y2 Price " DRESS GOODS Mlroo .. , . SILICOiill TRIATID IRONING BOARD ' Pomeroy Bend THIATRES. . COVERS, - MEIGS--POMEROY Heal refiei:tlng, BCOI'<h resistant, molatute restsiarit. ·Easy to apply to all ard . size boirda. Elolilo, llrelob on 114 Inc)> stae. Not 0poOt TOIIItht THUitiDAV and PltiDAY "ANOTHER TilliE. ;1-N'OTHER PLACE" LIDI 'l'ufner' \BaiT)' Sullivan 2 for'-$t.oo Betty Brite . SHVMEAt:. I FREWR ,P4'.8t . ' Heri'y weiJbt w~ito freeser paper In i 100111 _ . ~ut­ ter box. 18 lnei;l. Wide, DO· feel IOJli. · j; ' \ ' Ill CAPACitY 11.8 ca. ft. · DILu~l lbMtLIOII . . ' lllfrlprltor ·• Olont F~II-Width Pro11or Chtot • S.Shtlf a.- Slo..... Door ,, ' ' ' .f r:elli;$1.0o / .• M'ttr-MIItr I!CDftOMJ .,. 'rltlid<M Quality IIMMhout • No. .lhHo Look.. · ""·~'"''· .' of, Diylon !11\11 ,hil. PaT• Hw,ard Me- ' ' o/ '~' ; Salt $2~11{);' ot• ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 16, 1958