https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/50d667ea84fe54ddd59d330226f286f5.pdf d580d4985e08d55d7484398d9d52f35e PDF Text Text . 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• ' �• All cue.member1 . G. liN uted to .m. at the church ' . Ive it a . R.I' ·,.'~- ~;'M · ~a · ·-· ' ' ,. ,·,' 'f C),: '·' ~ .' .. ' • ' ' I I ':.t ~ ·' .~ .. ~·k ,r: ]: f<r:• · IH¢~· · ~.~ .... ( �L . D ' l -~ ftl~ ·. ';. l. , J'. r r• •i11 ,· ~ .- ., ,r ' -~~... .. • "'... • I ' • \1 • I ;:• ,..' . -1 �Hartford sol I" . run In t~~ on , a walk to Doll Field•, 1 ~aerlfloe by Bob Glllond, and a t~th iliiJio by Le\Y Glllana. Harllli • \l'hiUatch · balled Ia five ~~ Hoblol'1a llx runs wllh tiro doubt•• ilid • .home run In . lJis team'• lou lo ·Ka!Jer. Tbe only other ·Hobaon naa eame on· a homer by Tony Tll,l'lor. , Koiser olleettct ·U ..hlto . I~ tall)'lng lhelr 12 runs. Sieve Hlrkalo had two olJ!IIet and 1 ho11111 run. Gerald )teUj went oil the way on lhe mound tor )tailer while Taylor waa lhe lotlng pi!Alher TIRES ror Hobion. .. . . ·Mulleft SPORTS ,·!·''"'···· At DESK ·MULLENS' ,, SOHIO. SERVlCE • 1r CHIT TANNiliiLL ' • ' !SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK ' AT ' I . Mc~.aster. tll(l'dl!ll'e II: Pai'DIIule 1 ,. C9nlJIII')' •.Rtguldr, $49.95 .\. SALE 'ONLY $29~95 l , .. THI!LBI(l BUSY STORE WtiERE YOUR $ 11M CEtiT$. ' ' ~ , ' ,, , ~~,< ~ I ' . 10(4 J- o . I, . ~, I ' ... I McMASTER • �'those named lydy Vaul!>•n ChOI')'l 'EIJerll!acll 1ap,ent Ebenl>tb, 1. '!Ira. till'!'" ....to Wolf day wltb Mrt ;l'eddy :Warner, Pen. .; . Mra WUUaJn IIlier "'!d }l~:o, 01l'JIOirt, Ky., Dale Wlpple were bilsipess1 oro to Gallipolis,. 'Tuesdty. "Mr . .. and ~· ~)'DO . 110115b; MIBa •Holen . Boer, ·a~::-~ ·1 )l!i'. and • EdiBon' Hubbard' :111111' son and Mr. and · Aln. · ll•u•h "'t'"t simai')l .tp · with Mr. and lilrs. H>W. son and ebildl'e!lll· Jolis! Rousb 1111d Ports !Ipboderj. wftb.eased tba ~I regatta 0~ Seloto Rivet ' and 'followea w~11 1 a; 'RliTU.NS TO MilOS Monkey Run no\r .emploY'!d bji ·Pre.!ton Molllt& in · lliddleport. He oerved In the po~pa · G.d ioW'rated a vartet, buainesa in Texas Jn recent . !\lliler DavidS!lD of pienl~. 1 • Mrs ed wllb a lOMe, w. and • a( htr wer~ Mn n••••n, Fla, Mrs ,..,,•••. '!II' and · P~11!·!'9Y , ferMI THJATRIS were M£iGs;....p,oMEJtOY TONIGHT . "AN~ TillE. . ANOTIJER PlJ.cE>' Lana Tuiner - i ~ $ulllvan de . TEMPLr.::&ilad!eport er, ~mk Shoemaker Hood. . AT SIMO-N'S •' t -,Jo: ,; f, ~ Maxwell House Whole . Frying Chickens , TONIGHT '. '"1'11E !I'EI4AtE ANIMAl/' Hedy LaMarr ..,. Ja~e Pciwell . - .also .,.., . "DEEP ADVENTURE" Ro,. Allen - Dottle FRIDAY . Coffee Andes ......; ' ' LB. \ Skh11es$ makell) I Middleport Mn. Robert Hill' and Mrs. Holand ~non and o1 Dayton have been the fttrmer's sister, t!ra. : Chambers and family. Mr!J. ' Wysor1g of Bucyrus, a lOr·· local recldent visited this with Miss Vesta McCoy .. . Wesley !ngles..and bab~ 8.9C ' LB. ..--- ' Si11iimer HATS ' '' : . ' Jowl Reg. $5.99 . ,.•• $3.00 ,, d ' ( ' ·a · Reg'. $2.99 ~d.ake, lilr~ ',ad . .....2.00 ; ; ,' " I ' . \ . --Cf~t~ONDOtf ·• J$ :SiiOP :' ··.' returned er1 are g11ests of their fnd, d~~.P,~er, iAr. and ,..,.. ••11· • ~ ~ Ald~~Ji!'e of Sgt. ond Mrs.. buslne.. vloltoio · Y981erdly. '!'he ~ R.l"!l• leave for Camp Pendletoal ~·••u., Monday, where Sgt. ·Rice II Uoned· ·with ihe l.!arlnea., · • 1(]11 ~beila Stover and Hu~bor~ we!<J In · nesday lo·.visit Misa 'fopn.er · cloaiml.te . .,,. Thoy ,,alll'nt tbo ., , I been lir. and l!Ja. Herbert Brown. , !,,!·:::tl~~ ~7.95 .Now ;$4.00 . '-. ... ' have from the Holier Hosl>ltal to the home or her paients, · idr. and )lrl. ~!arlin Abbott. . C. ·F. Hibbs was in !lnntlnllton Monday evening to attend a Bqy &out Council meeting. He wal · aicompanled by W•· Hlbba who' vlalted her mother, . 1~. ,Rhea, Reg. i er) Clarw• daughter I 33c Mrs · l!ra. ·· Rq~ll· r Aahi'J YIIIUI'I! ~er p~ent., , Mr . arid TOI!I Rl\ey, . · l!ob•l Hysell fell , at the, llo~dollle Plr~ wl)lle on II picnic auallol~ed ' a bod!l' _,pralned ~m, iridl')l .-.:a• treal!>d bji Dr. ,J. \~':•~:~.::~ ~~~ ~da~lnny w...le,llle Sunday ti> were ln. attend thO Warner relllllon al the honiO ol Mr." Ind . ul~ Charlea Dunlap. . '· Rotief! and /•mea Aa~loy wer' , Cberlealon loit. nl&ht 1o ·~ · a baseball l•'l'•· , ' ' Mr, ...,d Mro. J. E. LYons , and cljlldreQ , were .rueats · ol Mr. ond ll!r!· Stuart Burdette of f.\. Plea. ~nt Sun~ay. . .• '. · .. Mr. and Mn. Bruce Blnsham ond ba~)' . hi>vo been motber, ~~ ... A. B~' :lin. 11'111 · · ~ 01~1r ·· lfP.n~er..· ivhUe n l'iork· a{ tb& .rat\0t llx ·1,. t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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