https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c779b3f484cf0d545bad54c0916ee441.pdf ceeac7d4126cd6d08cb604e4de694591 PDF Text Text • .th~re were z4 army divisions loca\ed' in areas, including many afmored and me. '·~~t~~. aivilidOII& equipped with new T-54 Dledium tanks. "\' SQ ~lose to the. bor<!er they could be seen by the Present wert Jon Bn<k, Betky Wlll, Cbuckie and Shelly Clark Ciady lllerriner, Dickie Dovls, Jud; Brown, Delbert Bruch, Susan Dix on, tbe 'honored guest and Mrs Clara Grueser, Mre. J<~mes Mer riner and Mrs. Fred Clark. Roger Teeeived ct number or gifto, Inclu~mg a gift "nt by. his runt. Mrs Wilma Stobart. ltaldans. 1'0MEROl' ' · annpunced it was holding mal\euvet'll In the area was, the first authoritative reports on,HOw h\18~ tbey i•;ufed·arn~ed: SOCIETY . . ' t.')o. and l(rs. Elmer W Smith'Q' Woost~ afc spending their vlcc ~on with' Mr. ' an~ Me1~ ll!rs r oul • ·e Mrs Heights. Mrs !Jelen Croy or Caldw~· md granddaughters, C!'indy an {lmberly of Bandera, texas spe~ • few days this week wltb l!r ar 'wf.rs ~omer Radford, At~ens roec .. Jl.re• Saturday, ,July 19, 11158 Jren remained for a longer viat 1 SchooJftluls • out of t~c •ecor4 $181.478 l '~ school foundation fttnda' diSt"l · •li!>!lted by t~e st•te dm•nllj the 1• • ljal Year ended June SO, sch6ol! it• E. White Jr.' of Ueqs r:Ounty received ~.~01 62 aecDTdlng to the) ltfcor.d11 o1 State i\ud1tor J •~ i\o «lb•d•• BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Rebel gunmen shot down a U. S. military plane 10 miles east of Beirut today, the U S. Embassy reported It was the first 'major incident involvrng American forces and Lebanese msurgents sfnce the Marines landed Tuesday A truck driver said he saw the plane brought down by gunf'Ir~ m the Lebanese moun· tains pel\r Hamdoun, a roort. town 1rJand. Tlleroe was no \mmed!t'te ~port Inclu~ fft $1,• ~tal :ne IP9~'?Cnts mad.. tD the teat;ters ard schOGl ' n tasualti~s The plane type wa11 not identi· 'ted immed•atelY. U S heoV¥ 1 ,..nsports loaded wtlb troops ·nd .small [igliters both were op~rat~ng in the aren \ U 5. Manne military pa~~·~·:'< 1 ·aced to tbe ~eene fi'Glllj ' '"'""'· otiqll~l"'"· ~~3'~nt , systems 1956 FORD Y8 2 Dr. · .......... · .. $1,395 1&4J'W ,ot•' contribution !UGds, Cultomllne Sedan. SpoUess orlatnal blue and while fini&h Ford· omatle. U you wlll look this one over, you wlll aJiree that It Is exeOpllonalln every way. 1957 FORD Y8 Falrlane "500" ··· · $2,195 • 2 clr. Sedan. ~domrtie. Very ohorp lnalde and out. New Buick trade.In. Power Ste•rlng. ' 1957 BUICK Y8 Special ·.. · .... ·.. · $2,395 2 dr. SedJn. Dynafiow dri.. 1\iul!o and beater. We've sold and 10rvteed thla one since MW. Only 12,3110 actual mllea by ea,.. 1111 k>eal owner · scb4lc1 found•· 1957 BUICK Y8 Specltl: ·· · · ···· ·· · $2;595 went to -C~ VI Sp~la! ubool< as cou~IY' was $1,4~.490.83; ' clr. Rivlero Sedan. Traded In by saUotled owner on tno1J1er .1957 SINGLE COPY-k More U.S. Paratroopers ..., •• Are Flown Into Lebanon 1Possible D~l~f.~ Is In Receives early Million Mi. and ·Mrs. , ---~----------------- 1s Reported "Shot Down. vith her parents. Ohio. Mr. &nd Mrs. Earl Haggy o< The honorees' table '"'as decor· OblO. {entUcky are the guosts o( Mr Also attendmg were Mr an1 ated with a floral JM'&na:emenl •nd Mrs. Harry Kelslit. 1\lin•r• In addlllon to the trad.tional wed· Mrs R E Osborne and children VIlle. Ronaleen, Tommy and M.1rtin o ding cake. Mls ~ Attending the receptJ.on were Long Bottom, Oluo, und Knight of Parkersburg, W their six children· Mr and Mrs ; Nile Barnett of Belpre, Ohio, Mr. tt J Barnett operated a merch and Mrs. Chcstcr nar!le an antile bueinc.ss In Reedsville for soqs, and Terry ot Colurn boa, , Mr and Mn Berl Barnett , Alan and John ol Howar<l sarnet. 0I Bulek. Dyltlltlow:drlve Rldio and hoator. , By Unltod PNII lntorno~onol Ohio: -tly fair today, fo. nlgllt oncl Sunclly wllll Illite ....,._rature chan... High today In tho 70! · - ond In tho Ills lOUth .......... Low tonight 55 to 60 north ond In tho 60s south. • Ma-rtin Leonard hils "t'lUrned t1 us home, Rahway, N. J. atter-,r Mr. and Mrs. C.' A. ·Barnett, formerly of Reedsville, Ohio, nstt with Mr. and Mr9. Normal now residing at 1!!. J'etersburg, Flo~da, celebrated thelf 50t)J t1cCallum Mrs Leonard and ·ehl. Wedding Anniversary on the afternoon of July 4th with a Many Are One Owner Cars - Traded In On New Buicks and Pontiacs. .. ~•eifii•IfJIUott. Mr and Mls. Ma rk Jones o J.rove Cl')' were cvernl$~t guest t Mr. and M.rs. Homer R!i!IOE Nednesday. tawn reception at the home of their son, Berl Barnett of Reno, enttne Weather , ' Jackson, $1, $) 13'1,348.14; ·Wa~tnj,On, ·.... ·, .....,,~95 4 dr,' Stati.if>liwegon. Drndlow drive. Only U,606 actual mil••· One eoreful!ocal owner. thO the held gincers,'" ~ald. "Al -pretent they have no enrtn~erl. 11 • 1 This 'f~ct was flrlt made' pdbllc earlier thi• w..et by Hresld~•t S. Durward Hoae, ptesldent of the IIIAI'ielta Cbaml>er ol· Com- .' · tET '" •J.;;, I ~ '' • • ~I ! I '( I f} ., of ~'"! Pleu~t ] I J ' ' co~~~t . on a received the •a•m' and suspens)on. '-'1, of Pomeroy paiUicnJe!' in the Landen driv~a car at tbo time ol the arresl;for fieted 1 bond when he fallf•l to qpeu to ll!IWer Ollal'Je~· ol mtolbtlon. ilppell~:_!~~-,.- . heard. thert ' hu and ' it Is atttlbu- over the blr· the deputy "l'her'o is our re~~<il'la.'' I •1' I �,tHI.bAtLY S!NTIHEL - .., 't , ' , ·'' .....~--..,.... ... .. . ),. ~ 1 Sporn, Kaiser Meet In Finals WANTS ~~Bend Softball Tournament' ··~tatinm, ~~tq~ally Rece8sion Ending l '" • ·, '" 'Frcl!il numetous quarters come lencourag- ' the upturn ts to be felt in autumn, then, thlll lng news Those of us who have been worrted is not far away The official forecast IS for lest we become eti8Ulfed tn a fulbblown de· the cos~ of Uving to remain relatively stable prelflilm have been reassured. And while we We might have seen the worst C1f the l"e' are not pdsltive that tha recession has touch· cession, Uten And 3\S long as there Is Sllllle· ed absolute bottom,' ma11y thmk that It has thmg to look forward to that ts better, lil is Mid olie can lle fairly certain that thts re- encourag~ng. In many areas the farmer has 4djtlsfrilent was a recesston, and IS not to be already experienced better tunes Utis sprmg, another depressiOn - wh1cb is one 8ource of though IIOt in aU , reUef to the womed Spending Is remamlng From the poh1ilcal standpoint, the ending hlgli dovernment spendmg ts mcreasmg and of the reces81on coul~ be a blessmg to th~ J18Y raises have been granted miJhons Invcn- Republlcans From the economic standJklint, torles are decrea6ing in many areas and pro- the upturn will be good new~ to ail AHtel'idudion has picked up m som•. cans The tJmtecl States, in these times of There are many predictions now that a challenge from Commumsm, certamly cdll· ~uslness upturn wtll be fell In the autumn Mt afford a depression The recesston has The sur.:1mer will be slow, to be sure, bUt tf been worry enough ;;;:;;,-;;-;;,;;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;..;.;~;;;-;;;;;::::;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;·::.;;;;-;.,;;IOj;.;;;;;.;;;:; i.1rs- E'er liouah. ,-,-~....... lllO i • vacation m ~lr DUNNIT and £Ull • Jlut anbther report d\$eilb.... a swollen hand )lelng nursed lhl• week by smoodler Oi'VIffe Wells All of Ibis for a bowl of turtle soup I • GREAT INVENTION - Acce~tlng th'e probability I'll be accused of putting one gentleman's name In this column too !requentl y, neverth e1ess Rev How ··'-.. rd (Cur1y) Ruppelt rq. Mid· dleport must make WhoDunnltt tivo weeks running One ol th• first thing• ' vlsl i.:..:l..:.. tor to his "ud•• noti•es Is a t~t the eutront l'"ues of the Rotary •• • • ~ u long ball point fountOin pen Cl h Uullo>ln of tho MiddleportThere 11 the foot long hotdog Pomeroy Rolary Club lie does 0 tbt lures •mall fry with eyeo •k<tch labbcd 'Dr.rne.slormlng" bluer than their tummies Tbls bl his lust IS!uo he reported "" of the ReYerend's measum thll ono on Judge John C 8ac01t eut!tly 12 lnohes long, too Our Jndwe was •• th~ bench "Ht1, you know that pen's the whon u Juror w" being qucotionr<tal thine" oayo the Presbyter ed no to hlc sultoblhly to take ian preacher He explained a seat as on" of the 12 tried and ••Tt,,y can't carry n nway, It's true In a smlous court cnse Said too long to sUck In their pocket th~ proopectlv• juror . and anyway, If they put It In tholr Jn~fe, I h.ve lo bo excuaed Thl,'e s • follow le»lng town In • w hours to wham I owe $25 and I want to hunt him up and pa~ ~lm b•lore hq gota AWay '' 'EXCUSED , roore~ .ru,lge Ba· colj ''I don'l wont anybod~ on lllio Jury wto "' n lie Uke that" I da~" Mallei Hoaue *ltd "M'r8 Beesle Wloe vlaltod tbo former's mother Mrs AIU Gilkey at llol· zer Hnspllal FrtdO)'. ' llr alld Mra Rollert Canadoy and ~!r and Mrs Nate Wlae apent Saturdny bt Cbirloston. •unday gu•!'l• of \ilr. .and' Mta. • d "· William Folan WONI Mr an N<l. \fobn Folan and faml)y alia Paul Cunnlnghom of London and Mr and Mro Harold Branndfland family and Mr! Della Roth ol Reedsville Mr. end "rs b•rt R'-•s of ~ "" ••• Mra Betty Pbllltpo of und ~:~ •.:au:: POINT ROCK •••Is and third dlately follow ng lbe ebamplon- Grangt and !be L S C Club Tu•a·} EDEN day evemng A gilt w~s preaente•lr4 and home made ice croa111 1nd r ab1p eonteat. Tbe line 13cores 0--l cake served. L• rry will leave for 000 002 3 0 serv1ce ia few dayP 000 001 0--1 3 3 ~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,~ 5 porn water-logging may rc 1runs to cr.,; !be plate Tbe ginre Lakin u;:ttll Larry Tumor was 1ueot of bon- pla~e._ winnen 1mme or at a party liVen by LaliJ11 Batteries Spom Searles and,. D Clark, Lakm J Galloway and In that stxth mninl Browme Adams Moore, Sporn ahorlotop led oft • Retai!.re 000 001 0-- I 3 I b r acbmg fust 00 an error S~nn; Haggerty grounded ilo tbe second baseman but all hands were safe "ben the b&ll was pomt that and the third basoman dropped McCormick W1th the bases loaded DorwlD Clark bit a long fly to center to score Moort' Wylhs Davis beat out an mru~ld b1t and tbe bases were Jamml"tl agam Gene Hesson then hit a SO!Crlf1ce Oy to center to score Hnggerty No. 46 Mia: Inez Barnhart Coolv11le the ball vlaftl.d Mrs. Martha Hoi< 'ger and family Monday evemn, and ~s Russell Reed, son l-if;~'l/,\;~.and daughter M~rlha, Port 1J spent the' weekend w1th frieuds and rclahves here P-_ul Holsmger spent Sunday wlth Mr and Mrll Sol Bigley and aon, Reedsville Mr and Mrs Clinton Holsmger, Carol and Conme spent the we~\" (the Commtss1on on Education l11 Mr and Mrs R1chard Swart~: make the plans for thts Service) and son of RaVenna, 0 spcn.t S S attendance op July 13 r1W" eral days wlth hiS parents, Mt 67, tha oflermg $18 61 1 WORSHIF SERVICES and Mrs Swartz and sq~ It was deCJ.ded durang .uw Worship Services werp held at Vernon 1 v..-,, business session of the S ~ . t• 10 4~. \VIIh the Rev Buell del" 1\!r and Mro~pS D Woodo belp send three young pe"ple tt I erlng the Message on 'Unbelu.•ve viSited Mr ap~ JClif(ord Hay~s Lancaster Camp; to hold a reccp able Power ' •Job recogmzcd and son al'ld lucy Hayes al tion tor the Rev. and Mrs Buell I God's great power" '11dnk of Middleport ~Jinday 11:m on Tuesdax even ng, July 22, ""' 1God's great power of Creatlot ' to bdld a 30 mmute Ch1ldten s We are hvmt m the Atonilc Age Sfrvlce on Sunday August 10, be but God made the atom" "Man tween the S S and Wo sh1p hou! 1 Must be careful baw h~ uses t• • lhc Great NJagara Falls IS par~ UntJtr of God's great power "''nlf~sted • 1111 J .;,tiU ' 1h:e hghtof th e World 1$ fesus' lli.o.o\ltmel Recent \'ljl!cifo· 'bl{l~e Mlllinl Swartz family were Mrs Beatnce Bentz and daughter pf Lancaster M.r and Mrs JB.Cf(Jtftlsley and son~ of Wooster, ~ Rtchard Swartz or lone ~un in the bottom of the sixth when R • Mr add Mrs James Carter an!l caughl off fJrst and S-:arles set family Long Botlom ~11d Mr and tied down to get the next two lfl's Wlnn~e Holsmger and ram batter5 to end Lakin's only ily Reed!y11le spent SnPday w•th Mr and Mrs Russell Hol~1ngcr threat Katser contmued to pound opand family Portland posmg p1tchers m thell' match Mrs Robert Van Meter an J wath the Retailers 'fbey collect family and Mrs Martha Holsmgc ed mne h1ts to run tbe1r hll VISited Monday mght wl\h Mr total m the tourn:~ment to 36 aod Mrs Russell V.m Mete They have scored 3~ run& Portland In Fr1day mgbt. l!attle, tbe Ka101cr te.am talhed seven runs ID the openmg mning and, altbougll the Ret:nlet s settled down to play better ball, the game waa I u .. BALER TRADE-INS Laktn scored Us Patterson led oft with a oiQgle end wtth frlends at Buckeye Lake and talhcd on pinch blUer Sal and Hebron ters' b2se knock Salters was IRavenna and 'M• •and Mrs Taylor, loeab ~ SALE booted Gerald Clark laid down a $11:!2 ~ ALFRED FOR ·=-=========--===- Attendance at Eden Sunday bunt t~od wa:r~ safe when the play Sc~OO) SWlday w•a 11! Collection was made to thll'd to get Moore spending Rutland News fertile mcnt, downed the Pt Pleas:1nt or on plants helVIIy fertih 1Retailers by a score qf Ill-I ·~d. may produce such rant grow Sporn won 1ta ,game in the lh and 80 thick a row that few su:tb wherJ. tbe Lakm team fell nowers may be formed on bm 1 apart m the f1eld, com nulled three tlrrors and allowed two a row the home of Mr and Mrs Marion a vacation at the home of her • mother, Mrs W A llooebqrry Sheriff Bob Hartenbach Is one of the top turtle smoodlers Charlie Board of Bradenton Florida visited friend• and rei• In these h'yre parts, m case you dtdn't know II hves Mason receAtly The fine art of smoodlmg a turtle ts hazat dous to hfe and M1ssmJudy Fn of New Haven limb, anyway, limb, bvt this does not dampen ardour for the was calhng on Barbilta W1laon sport whtch ts follow< d by devotees who I'm told number m on Sunday the thousands, or was .hal hundreds or dozens' Mr and Mrs Jackie Roush a~ A smoodler observer-(]ne who enJoys seeing others get vacatJoomg m Flortda their hands chewed up hut who does not like It h•ppening to them-describes the adventure something like this The smoodler proceeds to hts favonte creek, such ns Shade River, finds himself a section of bank under which turtles 11'1r and Mro Pearl Blaa and may be lurking w~ttmg thetr teeth for thetr next 1 epast I family of Dunbar, W Va, opent A smoodler extends hts hand mto these dark recesses the w•ekeml with be: sloter, Mr . and Mrs Hiram Slawter Judy Wh en be comes m contact wtth the turtle ,s shell (assummg Slawter returned home wltb theln that Is the fu-st pomt of contact) he must carefully move his to spond 1 va• atlon at Dunbar and hand backward and forward to locate the end of the turtle chorleston. · from which the crttler's head doet not emerge M1.11 Sharon !1orler of Chilli· Needless to say there ts considerable asstslance rendered •othe spent a week wltb her linby the turtle tn this searching process Espectally tf the cle Mr and Mrs Harold Dewsmoolller IS not extra parttcular hu~::u, Lou Marlin, Susie ParkHav Ing localed the pustenor with all five fmgers Intact, 11 er and Gl nny Snow den wet e Is up to the smoodler to grab hold qUickly A strong and swimming ot the Middleport ~unday th rowIng act Ion Is called for The turtle ts separated rom his Pool Mr and Mrs Ru..ell Adamt hiding place, comes out In the open There he may be dts· nnd dJugbter sue ol Leewood patched from llf~ with ordmary means w va spent the weekend w•th Tales of prodtguous feats are reported among s~:~~~~~r~lj her mother, Mrs Bello Martin One Is that our shenff hss bee~ known to ram a Harry Willford of Raelne and foreflnge d w th th t f h d Homer Parker wero vloltoro In Clneln11Btl TuMday and We4nesno Ill effer•tso n e roa a a ngry an angry tng. especlally on very wet!kiY applications to or even loss of plants ~ ~~~~;:~r;:~iat.~~:~u~~ the Tbe b1ggeat benefit from wate ~ to d·~ lng strawberries now " to belt• 1 band more runners to root and thu.s band bull4 a, big and producllve plar.: R1zer lr Chtt Tonnohlll Extens on wtth enou:~h water tu ault and cause poor plent gro\\VI had been scoreleu Qwen Holley, C<ll IB ' d«<cled rlgbt thoro Geni Plelcer.o on the mound for Kaloer 1howed good form In E w. Holcomb made 1 bwllDi!sl . giving up only three bt!B trip to>CinCinnati Tuesday. Laldn ovlll ptsy the lletollen In tonight's t>peolng consolation Mr and MrL G B Badlkm game at 7 30 with tbe cbam and son George Jr open\ $unday plonoblp match to follow lmme- at !be boat racea Columbuo l-Inch apphealion. man~ ~ Too much waler may be as dco wh1le Ka1ser1 which hasn't been dLalely 'l'rophlft and awards Banlt '• trlmental as toO little over water extended thus far m tho touma will lle presonted to fJrst, second and how muo!b to ap~ly • Bak nr. pfocecJura I& to eep rainfall •nd try to su~ clay umbus, were wee"'kend guests at Mrs Thurma Love ' erlnp per W<elr IDS!ead or • Jingle P~llip Sporn and Ka!Jer Alu· mlnum will meet, toalgb~ In the (malo of tbe Bend Softball Tour· namont ilfter winning semi final round games on Friday evening Sporn, llehlnd Cricket Searleo' three bit pltcblng nipped Laldn State HO&pltl:! by a acore of 2-1 • "'\il• Indl~na. Mrs I>Ud ~·· do • 100d jQb of ll'l'iJatln: YOU need ~ knaw when to wate. home on Frtday af~r hulng11tpeilt 1 oublde Jaekel breaat pocket they otab thom,.l7es when they nod their head! •Goodbye.. · Rn Ruppelt bas had the brliltt red pen over two ye~rs lt'o mltltmoth 1upply of writing fluid hu Ml run dey yet, nobody hu rotten be~ond the door wllh I~ aid 0\'erybody uses II when tltey vloll the otudy He callo lt hlo "Fqot Lon1 l'oiut Willi the Giraffe Baok :~ 30 retprn~ Mrs Wilbur Weaver 900 ;00 u DO Mr and Mro EdiiiO!t Weaver •nd daughter, VIcky, atul Mr aho WHO i~ Co!~~~1'.;1 0 • Jul7 aild AUJUII lll'olll ball np woter to needed t r ·e wbeQ •trawberrie 1 II breaks up and cr~mbles, th~ .. of :water to mate a )¥ater s~ould lle appl:ed planll lor &OX\ yem li• long aa no raJn b foreca~· " I und temperature5 are high, 1t ma' be better 19 apply two \Z mcb wn s::-"..- One • Gnvdy's Ro!arJ Mower call '0" swath fast ond dell!. Muld!a lc..es too. But that'o JUII one of ~ perf........,. proved tools that llelp ,... lid< ...., lawn. gatdC(I, fitld and fumJ®-i'Miw,BIIf"•&Jt,/ loft Powtrt ... ,.,.,• • B<cause Gnvd:-'s allm•"l•. Dared mgtne dnve puts power where tt counb- at • orkmg tool. A.U-Ge~tr D"11t, Power McCORMICK NO. 45 One NEW HOLLAND NO. 77 Rtf!lfJI. P111h B11tton Sktrl, opltt~nol, Doo't take our word Both Bllen In Estra Good Sblpe Altd Beady! To Ue Get FREI! Demon-N0¥.4111 Oavbook NEW CITIZEN llr. and Mr. Georic w l;'a•il sen, Hemlock Grove m anltnun< lng the birth of a 7 pound 14 ot daughter Kathy Jo, Thursday ~ul 17, at tho Mason Chme Gran<l parenta, are illrs Clm Pau!~~en Hemlock Grove and Hall f~o" Jacobsburg Mr and !!·a E W Froot Springfield, are the ute>~ grandparent• The Poulsen's ''" have a son, Rorer ~e age five attatton on your owo ,.... arounds-TODAY 1 - GRAVRY TRAaOR SALES and SERVICE 512 .1 Motn - Pomoror, Ohio MEIGS EQUIPMENt CO. INC. . Phono, 63-X Cor. ButterDut lo %ad St. Pomeroy, Ohio ·~as ~i'T .'£elf ' 'rtte Pa1t lila frons o! P'Mlol• Chapter 1116 OES will meet at the Maaonle Temple, Tu..day at 6 SO p.m for a ehleken dlmer HOLZI..,..__R HOSPIT ' AL ·~ Admitted July 17 Mrs Bur della Meadows, Golllpo1ls, Robirt John H 'l"aylor, A03082M<I W 11 Pt PI M H0 lll 8 m Russo ; " t:;;kh~d.· A Do~ 11149 • Fit C. S Wcodyard, Crown City; Thom· AFB, Texas •• Eugehe Slover, Pt PI • Pan lllr and Mra, Hnbart • Swapl~ Howard lngtlc, ~ Young, Gallipolis ~th ~~a :a~:.~~1 ':ro~~~~t ~:na~i Kay Sigler. Gallll>1)lls, melt Sexton, Hamden: "Mrl Earl Logan ot 0 " M Vtoltors over the Marcum, G«l 11po 11a, " m the Mtllardq>IAt:~ Aroold, Pomeroy, ~nW~!~l'; Dale Kuhn j f Atln Gr,o,ce WJ BALERS MILKERS - You Need Mastet.Mix EQslac Pellets! Wake Up Dull Appetites or Slow and Tired Layen! For A Money M~g Egg Fadory Keep 'em and Keep 'em La)'il!g With MIISter·Mlx Colorized Egglae PeUcl3 ••• The Output Qooster. ! MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL w, See FULTON THOMPSON TR'ACTOR SALES l-JfG!(I!! 411 Do Custom Grlndlag Setand Avt, Mlddlepo!C MASON NEWS 11n.• ' ol- how Leo Kennedy Tile •lOri bq; ~lll~ ~ttowll •• "Cannog· bNI" lfM IIDtulded this week wileD It w.. dloclooed Leo Jr ~!IQIID ~~ JR Ke1111edv, woo !liven "'' lllcknatlle1 wltll• In hllh I!Cilool l1f lnldpy ]lbbby .1\ Henli61111l)'. ~nor both boy• G(aduat• lid tr..m • MlJh leHu.d ' In 1957 iiu<li 1011nect eblllren arnu~d lowll 10t llitlr wire• oro!"d, 'itlPin!nl)y, alfll bt!"Jnn ealllng Dod J.oo •·~~nball • I · - 1 RE~RI '()~, On Spe,c:ia'l· 1 r Mills Pomeroy, lj ' •• \l•'~ I ' ,Pon:-eroy " 1!'''''''•" r �. ... ) ' .,4-111!17 ~el, Po!lieroy-Mladl~nort, 0., July 19, 1958 ~: I Favorites Roll Home Winn-rs . - iiliiiiiiiiiiiiij ' ' SeatiiM'!l TJae' JMU, ' every boss ract Fust h•lf leaders m every case won their eon'est.s Top M:ore of the evening came In Pomeroy wHere Racine ' DESK , G•bbs doubled and .Emler, Manr and Gumtlicr singled Pomeroy'!! Redlegs .went to Syracuse and lost 7-2' all thrte Syracuse plt~hers paraded f.o tile mound The winners sewed lt Up In the bot•om of the seoOIJd V.ith three runs on Sls.son's siaile, DaVId Baker's 2 run double, (bree walkR nnd P fielder's choice. went berserk to beat the DodMer& t1ji 1:'110 TAIIIti"ILL i ,_,.., ~ to 30 2 on 2~ hlh meludlng three homers, three tnples, two doubles and a cartload of smgleB They werE' all pretty well hit wane:... . ~f 'AND HbUDAn ( place of defunct Gallipolis J. eon, W Va, 13 miles up the Kanawha from Point T•leasant has asked to take over Hac schedule dates and standmg of Galllpolu (0-6) COME TO MIDDLEPORT Point Pleasant, strengtbent'd with the addition of M'1ck Hard Marv Grluom way nnd B(lb Wwn of GalhpoJis and with Dick Wallers In good The VIctory, coupled with lhe Braves' loss, P-nablcd the G1antJ lorm, come& to Middleport to to take over first p1acc by a hal( battle the Jamie Bowles-less 11ame. Homera by Ern!,. nanks and hume club Middleport pilot John Thomp Walt Moryn produced five ruru; as the Cubs snapped 1hc Braves· son IS hoping Bob Ashley's (Mar· rour • game winning slroak .-\ shall, 19571 arm rounds into crowd of 43178 saw .Johi1ny Shape to hlllp brothf'rs, D:1ve and Bng,11s pitth a seven hitter fo· ,Boone Hmdy Ashley recently his fourth win Witho~t a defe:.~t succumbed to pleas he ~~ork his right arm tJgnin from the mound In the American Lf~ngue, th • ,. Rcedsvillf', to have pluyed New York Yankee.s' flnt • placf' GalhpoiL'I, wtll not be ohle to lead wu ahned to 11 games take ori Leon thts Sunday. as ih when thev lost to rlh-1 Kansas members planned o Cininnat1 ex C1ty Athletics, 21. and tne Boston curs10n sine., Oalhpolls was out Red Sox clubbed out nn 11-9 de Pilot Dorscl Riebel said he clsion over the Detroit Tigers would welcome Leon in If that Purkey, obtained In a winte· The Chlcaco Whtle Sox drubbc<l ~ tt,ade from P>lt.bur&h, won hlu t~e Wothington Senators, 9-2, ant.! • J.lth ;game on the slr~>ngth of a the Cleveland lndi&nll heat the ~- five-hitter and homers l'ly George Baltimore (1floles, 51, In other g:ame1. • Crowe and Frank Robmson :;- 'It iut Purkey. Into a tle. *lth • Ray Semproch of the P~ullleJ ind "" Warren Spahn of tho Cruvea for :: 1he moat wins in thll Nattona1 . . League. su. . :. Walt .Dropo supported New \ - combo's hltt\nl and ~llehlng In • the opener -lty drlv1nM m three 1uns in the Clrst innln1 on threr walks, a double setal, a passed bdll and Pete Whisenant's !lacr \ that stood up behllld ~~~~ ~~ stu Miller Detro1t Baltimore Kansas Cit) Chteago ClcVJiand WBHhington ., i56 45 41 41 40 41 41 37 20 40 43 44 6~9 ' ~29 .. ,rr. .. ~a.Rt 17~rW'mfi~ : ~.IIS'r."A.ta.i~l'/s. & Adml11~·n , PLEA$MIT, ~ ' liOe" "· w.' vA. , ., M~1.. 1,. ~ervP.d 44 46 4' 49 p~e s L. Beyant and llrs. Har- STANLIY'PARTY • Mrs. Goldie Anderson enter· talned with a Stan~ey party at.Joer hotne Wednesday eveniri.J, ' Gam· meeting a handkeranen honoring sliO'~er· was were strved tn Mrs. Marc11 Deni· MarJorie 11...,, • Qotrl~ Mildred Pie~ and TOily, Pearle Canaday and ,Sa· bra, Grace Thomos, Louise My· aon, " atrong \ Llwrence '-loyd CELIBATES BIRTHDAY and Mfl Bru~ Jiay 466 !1(\io 430 19 1 h (N) momlnc. ~gintster. ved to T~rry Ronnile"' VIcki CO~PTON, OPTOMI"rlill'f IIIII c.art Slrtel, . . . . , OfflN Roan: I 1o 11, I ,eo I. If. and Qll'tl' George, PaUetSOh,: Alldrea Wise. Pame!• Nelson, Bobby and PlAMO/ , limmy J1Dd ' RobSteve and Larry p.,hr. Glpny and Debbie Jill', Mrs. ,Judy, JteiiW Bellini N~w GtWahtee su ~s Save TV TODAY -__ FROM THE WORLD Of tTOMORROW ~ , • Dlril- ' :~ ad ~~" : . :'' .to yo P LCO • ••• : .., •• fl ,..,.-, . _ ' FOR THE GpLIATH Mr. and Mrs Gerald Violet atteftded a llntliY plt;nle ,Sunday ., the Svracus~ Park ; in .honor e.~, ~,. VIolets aunt Mro )larJar•l t• Heaton of Bradenton Florida w*'lf'l is spendlng her vacation here wltb relatives and fr1ends. German ~nt :- The Flnetlln Th! Foreigll Small Car Field' SlOANS - STATION WAGONS );:the! Arbaugh return•d from Jackson Obiol whl!!rt CON\'DTJill.IS - PICKUP TRUCKS sp~nt In one bold stroke .'ll•a..: - advances in TV . , . ' P,edicta chaiSii , , . In the' Pbilco ftedicta. from tlble Jell' tn oona~Ie~. P f9i$},wJ )tQOSI$ DO 'f35 Miles To A Gallon O#.Gos ~ •woter Cooled Mo'tor •wmer !';!eater •FOe-t&l'y Warranty I •lllll' f'l!lottires Of Largtr Cars I tet V• Give Yoll A Dea!dtl~$lotl PO~ElOY ·~OTOII...CO~ 1~ . 1 , · y..,, aa..rotea ~ler ... ._, .••··' ¥.UN ST•' ", ,i• ' ' , I . ' ......... . ......ur "'""''" • • I .... . " ~ .•••••••• ' ~,. life ..~,n..... TUPPERS PLAIN , WB ARB THI!! FRANCHISED DEAtER ' $t13.00 • serlou 1 sin ogalnst chi!& tban the neglect of relli\· ~AAJZ..M..MJ"-"; __________ ' RICHMOND 81~ E. 111111 St. or the hom; I!I ' of .the. utmost importanh, and there ' ean be no "II Yoll W1111 To Go- Really Go- Go Gollttt!J" I ' ,JOHN .~n· MINERS'I'JLLE, 0. .. • FOR THE BISTI eANY TYPBI llee 01' Cl1l , Mrs Lady canaday of Or1ent spe~dm& a V:!e&tJon with her tertamed with 1 party honoring mother, Mra Bart Rawlmgs and lhe fourth bl.ihday of tbeir dau- her tl11ter, 11iu Lelah Sldenghter, Debra lo, 11onday, ' .; stricl<cr. The ehlltlron played cameo and Miss Joett:a Erlewine u: spend· favors of toys and auekeb were 1ng a week' w1tll Jler grandmoth· aivent each &uest. er, Mrs Jva Howell Leon. The birthda' , eake decorated Mrs Nancy Hufchmwn and JOb with a circus tent, and animaiJ, Boyd und daUJ'bter Mrs IAroy iee cr.eam and Kool-aid were ser· Mr. Dewhur'-', lane AT •Front Wfleel Drive INSU'RANCU EdJth mas, Mrs ry Beard, . -- ~ slll1l~;;;s;;;S;~a;5;:;:;:;;:;::;;;:::;;:;~:;;:;;;;s~;;;;;;;§;~ 1111111111i11 t' NEED~GOOD DorothY' Slnitb an~ Darien~. VIo- Louise Myers, Mr.s let ~derlon and LeiUe, Wilma Mrs Ethel NclsOll and Helen, Taylor and , Mill Opal Ann· Jimmy Mom& and Mr _and Krs 1 Coleman, storter, Those but unable to at Mr. and Mn Carl Sadie Jonet; Mrs C1ssel1, Mn B1rd1e Howell, Mra. Dorothy WJlltame, Mr,s. Hanison Bentler en, 8.1rtha ArnOt, Jeatie Molden, Tbomas, Mr& Gnce I l Boston 11 DetrOit 9 (N) Minersville Marine Sales ..... birthday es wm played and relrefD10nl1'f',.1•dinG Chicago 9 Washmgtolt 2 (N) Cleveland 5 Baltunore l (N) .. l'HONI!l 118 Poyue,.. Middleport, Mr and Mrs Cdll'lpbell Harper of Pomeroy Be·S;tved?· VIC or DANNY Jackson, llis Emma Blaod, Mr Charle~· pilots of tho SEE Fred ana lira. Ho1loway, Mra Xather- Frld•r's Results N. W. to Mra Lena Reese, George Baum. pr4oa', l(u. Will Wtnlton and 482 1~ 476 Ulio 471 16 Chicago at Washington Kansas C1ty at New York 2 Detrmt at Boston Clevf'1and at Baltimore MIETING HELD Church a prayer meet of Mr. and Mrs Mr1 )Jia~hn,r, 11 H••v•'• ·;,.; Ina: at Atz.a Bryan!" Wednesday' evemng Refreshments ot 11andwlehea, cakea, "nlad and Kool aid .. were 468 14\io Kansas C1ty 2 New York 1 MERCURY ·MOTOR on a key two · run trlplu .iu~w~pl1111n ~e.ffo~..• .w:~:~~: dell~%~ In a tour run third team Will pl1:1.y a doubleheader at Reeclsv•lle in August This is t ~ntativcly being plan ned pendinl! 11cceptance by other Boston Be aeady To EnJoy The dot er Dayll Ahead With A the National Leorue b1 beating Jhc Plttoburgh Plratas, ~ 4, Frl1ny iltlfl&i~IIA' i. A.lll: _;:'ltJ!IlNAi~ldNS t f.til. \v L Pel, q,& New York AND A DEPENDABLE skem to four 1tralght when 1\e facel Larry Jackaon ~JI of the Carda. In San !'ranclsco th~ amazing Glantl took over ftr!ll Plaee in ;I .... cilf-'StRf Philadelph1a at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San F'ran!!lsco St l.ouJs at Cmcmnat1 AMERICA!\ LEAGUE LONE STAR BOAT lice Oy Tonight Ale• Kellnct 1·0 w.lt try to streteh the Redln~ winning ~ ' S'fA'NDJNGS' Redlegs Lurch .Up To Virtual Tie For Fourt6 On Double Win legs • walks, bad I Do-l:}eheade.. Come In Pairs S day J OVA Top Redlcg performPnces pop· ped out all over as Dfln New combe • anJ Bob Pur'<t'v pitched to 8-3 and 2·1 doubleheader v1c - tories Newcombe- yielded lf) hits and connected for three h!l.t him!eH one a 420-foot homer, to win t\ts : !econd game againat nine defeata He beat tbe Cards a month ago for hi1 Clrst yictory with the Red . iltel, arld tlft; lotir(ny Yi1Mt6' lort o'pehtltt the1r b11 mniDI witJl a • gle by The Middleport Uttle League 1 \ssocialion takes tts first balls, too," reported Dodger vet- The ncdlcgs got the~r two runs tb t 1 ll eran pdot Bob Robe.U on two walks and singles bY Pbatry In national elimimilions this yeAr a ead eventua Y to Homer httters were Lefty John· hn and Wtrry Other losing bit· a Ultlt League World Set>ies. son, Ll!rry Rice and Ted Dalley ters were Gilbert w•tb two doa· Managers last evening selected 13 players plus three alter· In the tnpte department John blcs , nd Fmlaw, a atnsle, N1<k nates to go to South Point, 0 , next Monday evemng to play son got one and he added a Wmebrenner and Jenkins smthat commUnity's entry. They elected 1Woody Call manager double and two Singles for hts glcd snd Bub Crow 11omered for and he named his assistants as Dave Hindy and JR Kennedy I ,..b':gg :.=-e--st-=-n=lg--h-,:1,-P_e_an-:u_ts_ w __..,_k_hne Syracuse ,The Plfates exploded f<Jr 7 k be In the selection, managers' tried to pi~· the st boys raS <uns m one thtrd mmng a&ainst ther than a given number from each <lftbe six clubs In town. UD •, the Yankees and thiS held up However, at least one boy turned up on tile tournament team from, each member team. They are all 11·1,2 year-olds The boys-Charh!y llu~b (No 1 p'tcher &J:!d catcher when not pltol}ing), Johnny Allensworth, Terry John~on, Haro_ld W L P.ct.. G8 Little. Ronnie Carr, Fred· Slater, David Rice, • M1cky Moms, 00 0 San Fr~nCJS('O 48 38 477 46 37 .554 · ~ Ronnie Haning, Dave Wellman, Keesler Colem~m. Dave Tho. All members of the Pomeroy Milwaukee 46 42 .!1:!3 • 3 M~s. Roger Mulford Alternates are Clarence Hollingshead, OVA team are "ked to meet at ChiCago 41 45 477 7 Bob!Jv Pooler and Dave Lewis . , tho h•gh "'boo! not later than Pltts1Jurgh 40 44 .476 7 This crew was to practice this morning at 10. If they win B 30 a m Sunday to go to Jack- CmcmnatJ St LoUis 39 43 476 7 Monday, they'll play again Wednesday evening. son fvr a mornmg doubleheader Ph1ladelpht:o 38 43 469 ,71i. Little League eliminations are based on the single ellmina- there A softball tournament In Los Angeles 40 46 46~ , 8 Jackson in the afternoon and Friday's Rftultt lion system, every team havln~ to play attd win to advance up evemng brought the change the district, state, regional levels. , Chicago 5 Milwaukee 3 It should be noted here that one of the central reasons for It hnd firsl oeen sought to Cmcinnatl ll S~ Lou1s 3 1st tWi· hght considering a united County Little League next year is ~ play the game in Pomeroy Sat 11rday but this was not feasible, that a competitive team might be fielded In these elimina- top many local players workmg Cmcrn nah ~ St Louts 1, 2nd (N) tiOns Take the best boys from all those pia-yin~ In Middle- that day San F'ranci!lco 5 Pittsburgh 4 (N) port, Pomerov, Racine, a!ld Syracuse-Mlhersvtlle - Meigs Meanwhile the OVA was bless- Los .\ngelc~ 8 Philadelphia 6 N Sunday'• Games County should have a team to compete wlth the,~ eJLanf ed th1a week with an applu~ant Milwaukee at Chicago 00 1 where. ' for a new member to take the CJNCJN"JATI UPI -Cincinnut lurched from seventh J)1Ace Inlfl n virtual t1e for foll"rh FridD, r1ght w1th a brew of tl~ht pitch Jng anrt home run pun¢h that spelled poison for thP. St Loul3 Cardmals Pirate llafetn~n, condition pt M,n:y ,..ijooval· ot a ebeot. " I wao balf bei!nn!ng to tell m and Durot also , tripled: l'ed thougb the lotell theCl•ss sEcond" of the Little Baih!y also dQubled bt lhe bottom e1 IO~liwtllil: ~ 1 :~~~=~~~~~~ League eampa1gns here, like In For the Dodgers, CuriJ llllP J. olfilfri bY H~~ Srt~RTS t / HorQ• the PISt week helping sh~ • for her. daul(liter Mrs Harold Pil:r· kel- a~d ,baby. lllr an~ Mra Wa)'!le sr,:~li~~\~~ caJUn(~ qn Mr arid ~ CHaUee of Sliver and Mrs CHO§ter Penny 'I"\ , -· J ., ~····'-'' .~ ; - • ; I hollle • oU15lPI : ,J •••••• �.. ' I; .•. ' I~ ' ,. " ' •< I· .. ,1 • • • ,__ ~1 S,.~llllel, Pomeroy-Midcueport, 0., r, r S~nday It Downie !lehono'. brutber. Stud Sorvlce lor. sliver Cblel a6n ef "Lee'• Silver Duke" and Mn, Elmer Fairebild and molb ar, MrL Chaa May arid f!)ece Jud)· Mrs. !ll&lit 1 llurch!leld ·aad Dot's ''Goi!Jt,a Lily" sta:tdin& ~~=--~~==!~~~~~~.~~~~w=;.~~ !lay spent a f~w 1\JY• with reh- son ·wayp.e aqd ·ramil7:wer~ 'oupfor service at our farm. Pearl rOJt coNslsTINT liEPENDABLE wULn ' tiv.. in , Kentucky anri' ottendrd per 'IU•sio of J. 1!;. llodlklu Wilham&, Po.r.J.!J'OY·Harriaollio · Mrs. WllliiJII Reynolds ant 1 7-t~tc Miss Hazel Swisher, who ville Road, 904:-Y! bav:funeral aervice• ~ . ~fr~. Mays, ,(f'i.y, -' celebratcd their blrlbda:·a togetb Mrs. Roy Grueaer aaalotecl by 2 bed room npartment. Newly rimoer for the ' last 50 yeara were tu Mrs. Wj)liam Grueser and Mn. vale d. Rent reaBOr.abte. CoD (20bt lnsurar•.c:e 7 I tfc gether again tbi• week for the Lewi1 Grueaer· entertained the 440·M . Baroes-~~J)loon lna•r-.~ Aa:~nq occasion. Rock Springs Better Health Club 5 roomlmfumisbed apr.rt~ Middleport. J'it .:, 4qtrmobll"' Abo present lor the birthday ThUndq afternoon at bet. home, ' · .· lATa ne 310-M. . -7-14-11 Pho Bonds. Phone 631ti-X. &.20-tf dinner seived at the Reynolds. Rock Sprina's. 1 • ·' • • ' ' ' ', 1 hO)Ile on Palmer Street were Mle<ll :il OIIAU f)tl •"""- ODe a.uu.. M1• 'DI"' alllrfl IOe.~ :u.t. Romodeled-Furnished 4 rooiQ and ..:\iMPLETE Inaurt dee h-"';,;;;,; •Swbher's !lister l\lrs. Arr.ot Knl.g!>t 1 The dub ..., "Brighten The ' J, ' I "' • ~....Wlarlhneeo. .~tlu~ · bath 5 room and batb Upstair We, Auto, lilre, Polio. f•ll Dol and Mr. }\eynolds. Corner" opece,d .' th~ meJ~tiDJ, . , "" . &poeill- OJ!o mo~ for :1& ceot.o ,., wordapa ,·t ments Phone 6419. Mllll. MlddleporL ODIO ,.---:._c:._::_~..,--~-,_~., lollo\<lid with'llle Lard'o ]"royer ' I'UII ra111 of ~ per -11 wiD be clllr&ed for ad"l't!lm& tl HIHI lp. · For Your Protection tor and to •uch of the foUowing In unison. MrL Arlee Abbott ·,.. 11111 po;a f, be!ofe lbe lkll.of eo:h llllllllll followlni wotUua. 1 -~---a.i are residents of the state of ported Mrs. Maxine. 4fnold ·lU ' 'Sh ld 8 1· d ll:rron Ia AdvertlMDI-Sboulo bo. reoorte4 - t e b . tllr . -' Ohio: surviving spou•e, U any; and thnt a card hnd been aeot · OU DaUJ Sentinel wiD not be reapo,.lblo for more tban on• UJ<OJ Furni sl1cd apartment, 4 rooms (211 Reo 1 E:stote ' LET US DISCUSS ' IT WJTH •YOU · and bath. Private entrance. F.OR SALE-Home on Butternut next or kin; beneficiarieo under her and nl10 to Beclcy Radford 7-19-3tp Cal 1 oon-.r. the will, if H.ny; the attorney or wbo hal! .:a broken ttl'm. 'f N:"lcoo of lttooll JIJJO. O L Ave, suitable for one or two, ;· Plans . were made for ''ra::!ili.:·IJI families, an excellent buy and 1 sttorneys representing any of the aforementioned person&~: for me.nberl and tt.elr : ; " . ~~-~· . U ~. n_ . ,1!1 . . IFive room unrurnlshed apartlocation. Out of town owRell. $PINET PIANO You are hereby notified that on tc be ileld Tbui-sda)', ~Pt. ) · :!1 't-~, .,. Not1ces men t 54~ or 408 Spring J\,ve. Would prefu cash, or subltan· WANTED: Responsible party to t~e 6th day of July 19511, an ln· 6 p. m. at the falrsrounds. , INSV~lNCB A , L j. ·trJ!~ -l!c 7·19 tial down payment. Occupancy take over low monthly pay· PbO ~lr ·~- , ·~• al CJnce. A steal al $9750.00. ventory and Appn~ement of the August meeting wa1 cancofi.,d ments on a spinet ptano Can estate of Claude D. Leonard dedue to the '!e!ga eouoty . Ill . ' • St. . Writ.c 3404 East .Broad St., , be seen locally. Write Credit ) Help Wanted Columbus, 13, Ohio. 7-17-3tc ceased, lsto of Rt. I, Middleport, Mra. W[IUam Gruesar · Manager, 1>. 0. Bol 21~, Shelby· vUle, Indiana. 'l·UHitc Wan'~d single man or boy over 1Lot 80xl60 on Mulberry Heights ?.blo, in _sa!d County was filed In charae ·of the prosrari\ mls Court. 'arti~les were reaoid~~~~:~~~:'l Sweet corn and tomatoes. Robert Pomeroy. t:all 6149 _y 7.lQ-6t • 16 Ior steady farm work. Livf Hearing on said Inv.entory 1nd "The Leaven Of C Hill, Syratuse. Phone 008-X. •_ c Appraioement will be b;ld before lng" by .MI''- Am" Leonard; in. Bryan Harris, Reedsvlllo f 7-111'12tc Call coolville am. Ibis Court on the 29th day of Jul) ".Beat The Heat", Mra. Wilbur Ni~-Str . ~-,.:c----4 Bed Room House, 242 River· Wnm~:m wlth ear to service Avan 1958, at 10 n'cloek a. m. BaUey; "We Need Shadows", lltJPER REGULAB RACINE-Gnod frame home close Exceptions ther,eto may be filt!d ,Mrs. Norman Wev...."'-1Uer and yiew Drive, Lincoln Hill. Call customou Salisbury •.,.._. OR 213. Walter Grueaer. 7·18-tf ship. WriteinAvan Produts,Town BoY to schoo1!I and store& Has '3 by , any ln~rested patty at any "Work Cure For ,_Women"; Mrs. SUPER PREMIUM , ~am•lt.a Ohio. 'l·l1·9tt bed1·ooms and bath. O_ood metaJ time prior lo five daya before the HomP.r Ra4ford. . Used Coal Furnace, :W inch. In 149 AT I - -- roof. Onty $4200.00. date set lor hearlnc: Several poems were preserlied good condttlon. $2! 00. Paui R. POIDOI'OJ ·Farm Burell u E I NEAR RACINl--4-bedrooro home 1 by lllra. Lewis Grucaer, who ai!O Karr, Ches1':_:,~io. 7·18-Stp I 10 I mi) OYmt:nt bat!J, built-ins, full ..&Srunent WITNESS my signature and conducted a conte~ and pitzcs Co-Op Aeaoelatlon Wanted with shower. Good garden and the oeal ol said Court, this were awarded to Mra. Homer Rl<l Hours: 6:00 AM. to 10:00 P.r.. FOR SALE-9 room house, gaa and · other buildings. $10,000.00. 9th ~>~v , nf .Julv, 1AM. Dall7 Except Sunday ford e.nd Mn. George Skinner. water. 730 SycLmorr. St, Mid Baby slumg, housework, yard SYRACUSE--3-room house in JOHN C. BAj:ON I. Moln II. Pomeroy, 0. Refre1hmeuts were served by dleport. Call 8~2 7-3·121< clcanmg. 1091,2: Court St. need of repair. Good motal Judge ar..d Ex-Oflacio Clerk the bosteueS. tt) 18 members and . , I.UMBIR Freda Srmth, Box 129, Pomeroy root. Corner 1Gt. Bargain at By; Dorothy Diane Stark 13 children. FURNITURI AUCTION ., . 2x12 HEMWCK No. 2. Common Hil'atc $IIWO do Deputy Clerk .' THURSDAY, Julr 24, 1951, 10 1 Approximately 900 bd. n., 12· BASHAN~ aires,' moslly clear· . (7) 12, ID, ~· A.M. It and !82,000 It length•. per ("'0) Busl' ness Servl'ces-. th0111and. used redPO bricks, L ed' l·brdroom homo, ccUar, NOTICE OF APPOINT~ Your, I am moving to COlorado and '' '• $2.00 per 100; sb. heavy oak ---good ciatern, sel!eral other Est•t• of Juchon a. Torr.nce will sell the following at my Flash Rood• on Sun~;;y and ' doorl x'lxHi·, StO.OO each·, , Custom baling done in and1 buildillgs. A bargain at $1800.00 O.ct1ucl residence located 862 Kast Main 3 7 Tueaday evenlngo dtatroye4 man1· Hiler ChtcJc Yoil,rPo.ll.., "' around Chester Township 1-k o Ctll or Write Street, Pomeroy, Ohio (2nd \ j ndows, ·l 4'AI ln. ,square nine w bale. Call YU 5·2181, Chester, VIRGIL TliAFORD I Catt NO. t7,8rt cropa and gordens and aelaye.l "' bouse west of tralflc light at ..-:ndows -3~''xoH'h:, Ideal if you ' :.a ..10m•n Notice is hereby given th~t traffic. · . _ ,_~, · ' ' 7·l8-3tp want to muke your own ho\ Ohio. Bo~ 229 Phon• 1-Y ,OliYc Torren~e. whose Post Of· intel'IICCtion or Route• 1 and Chester Price and llmiJy madr . , .... ., Cl!~ Willa Usl . 124.) Alladdln Lamp, ltho,. house, 13 flicccs hand cut atone A1R CONDITIONING, Refrige,... 17 ·tB-ak:) flee address is ReC!dsvUle, Ohio, 3 vacation trip t'o 'floridi. Calendar Clock, Mahogany wmdow •ill'- or lintels, 4"x8"x Uon service Jack's Refrigcratinr has been duly uppointed Exe~utrix Mn. N•llie Vsle and Iori John '' ~ft,'l,· • ·,, ;_ Love Se3t, Two wooden Churns, 4 rt. long; two pieces hand cut New Haven Phone TU-2M~' e{IQ of the Eslole of Judoon B. Tor and Mrs. Erma Vale ,IIP;ent · se1 Bello, Marble TOp Bulle! with 1 1tone fl"x1&"x4 lt. long. Also e 21 t' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT renee latP of ~f'ed,~;vllle, ~ei~ orsl days wilh Mr. and' IIIIa. S Mirrors, Antique Stands, Yarn cono!derable good odd and ends TIIMITII v:o:.:;--INAT-ID lllolo of Adololdo McKar Tholoo, County, Ohio, deeeaaod. D Vole, BelleviJh!, Dllpolo. tlD'AI W1 COURT ST. ' POBlEROY 1 Winder, Hurricane Lamp, Palr 1 "'~"'" lumber. All priced for quick D•cuMCI Dated thl5 :lnd day of July 1958 Mr. ~nd Mrs. le"e Pl'olfltt ana · We Slalid Benreen You And Loll Tear Drop Lamps, Pictures, dlspo>al. S<e JAMES N. THA· For free l"pertlon phone 883-111 Cosc No 17.668 JOHN C. BACON Open Face Book Cose, Roll •BET, BE:.t FRANKLIN STORE Gilmore Sup-~1~ Store, Pomer"' Notte• 'io hereby giVen thot Judgo of the Probate Court ~~;Tu~r;n~~~a;n;d;r;·~ ..;~l;y;·;~~·';;~~E;~~~~ · . Top 01\k Desk, Di11hea, Cro· New Hav(',t, W. Va. 7·17·31~ All wera CUAranteoed P'ullj .hi Lubert G. Theiss, whose Post · Meigs County, O.blo quetle Set, Colored Gloss. 6r· --~-aured. v.u.rhMD 11 tndu.trif'l anc' Olllce addrc:;:s is Great Bend, (1) 5, 12, 19, Stc gan, Maple and Mahogany The A N. Bengel, residence, a Bea1dential Termltlt Control ~j Ohio, has b>;JCR duly appomted - - - -- - - - - - ~ w:ut·NoL·Piece.s., Televl1iof\, · wonderful place lor , some, one "l~e. St Mary .. w. va. a e t' Executor ot tho Estate of Ade. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT wanting 11 home for thtilr fam · 1 - ·- , l!st•t• of CherriH 1. W. Dl!wnle Radio, LamPl, ' Stind~ Chairs, ily. A modern home. Five fhclla Kefl'i,eratlcn aod ApP~ laide McKay 1 helas ~ate ~( Le· DtcttMCI Goasip Stand, Fire Place Set, acres, with every thl,ng, garden. ancc Servtce. Racme. TeL 38U banon TownF-h1p, Metgs county, No. 17,176 Coffee Table, Coal Hod, Glau 5· Ui·tf. Ohio, dece.as.:ed. Notice is hereby given th;tt fruit, lawn nnd lloWeta. Come Top Stand, Corner China Cup· anrl' Jnvcatigatc Phone 310-M . Dated ttyR 14 th day of July, Flora 8. Dow1iie whose Pct t Office beard, Wicker Furniture, R•i'· · · RADIO TELJi;V.Sto.'l s~;RV(~I: 19.511. _ -6tp Bed Room Suite: lenny I!Jnn t'MtneII290· 1-:Jel:•nd A.ppllldt·· John c. Bacon add rcss Is p nmeroy, Oh Io has be0n 7 14 Bed, (complete), Dresser, Ma· Store, i.~t w. \bin Stree1 Judge of the ProbattJ Court dUly appointed Executrix ol , the hqg::my Chut of Drawers, Waf· Pom.o;Jo)) , a-U-ti Metg.s County, Obio. F;state of Charles E. W. Downie (7)-19-28; (9)·Z·Stc late of Pomeroy, Ml'lgo County, fie Iron, Gas Refrigerator, .normeyer Mixer, Toa11ter, Tapan QUICk SEPYICE On WI\Oh Ill . Ohio, dc<cased. polrlns \J '•ctoQ' 'l'ro~ Dated ti1is Jrd day ar July 19il8. Gaa Range, Deep Fryer, 4 nice '• walclulllloen. COLLIIIS J!CWE!J NOJICi. OF FILING AND HEARJOI!l. c. BACON ice cream parlor chain ·and Elll. ""•·•roJ. l ·l , lNG ON Jud~c of th• Prob•te Court ltool, Captain'• Chair, Heavy 1 Puty Black and Decker Polloh· lallltlr.r the Executor or (71 5 er, Electrolux Sweeper, Singer - -or Carl>(inter •·ot~~-tf;, Sewing Machine, Army COt and eatlm~ttel. Raymond Flfr ll{ $~ Sprin/lii ond Matlrcu, Lawn lurPhone 77693, Che&tu.re, Ohlt , ...,;.;.;;;.... , nlturc, Power Lawn, idower, 7-1-tl. ' l'DII Tried tl ... Kenmore Waaher, Trunkl, Oth· er ltomo not llsted. Tblo IJ just • CONCRETE BLOCKS a partlal Hot of a fine lot ol Hlulltl hHer For L"'" ~ . ' niee clean lurll!ture. Terrno: ' I GRUESEil BLOCK CO. Caah. Owner: Lelah Flint. THE NEWEST AND GREATEST TASTE Br~drord Auction Co. Not Ro• 3 Mil" North of Pomeroy po01ible lor Acddeots. Crill On lt. 13. Col!' Wm. Grilt,., SENSATION IN A SANDWICH Brndford, Auct. Eata Served. lock Sprlngo 7-17-fite. July 19, 1958 Joint Birthday . Party Is Held rOR RENT--Enenmon Lad..... Sc alfllld Board~ Dro1, , ClotiU. · ton Fisher, llld 1eport· o. Chn Phon• t2611-lt ll•I.U WANT ADS ·. PtiONE 398 -- -- . R.Qck Springs · Better Health · Club Meeti"ng . . ~ - -- '*'" --· fn • ftr.'..:f !'f.:i':!s:::t - ------ I DUTB'oA.'R '• 'D ~ MOTO ' ' ~~ an d'' # - Sun• ·eo ~.~y· s ~ ns~~E! u <~' .'E·p'' ..~-U·~ARD. s·· ~ m ~~~~~·;;~:;·~~~';·:;~:;~~~~!~~~~ - {!uclt/tr {lf:lil:f I .. Point R~k 1 L II H~J fn~r" Vp Jo Va1~t.: r-· '·• ' · (' ·- W'An..aE'R· IK~·rg' / NOfiCe INSURJ.NC:IE AGENCY'' I OUR 'GREAT j lii:P~rabe~t~o~t~o~u~rt~,~~~~~O~h;I·~~~~~~~Co:u:n~t~y,~O:h~io~~~ ____ u • .,e PI·ZZJ\·BURGER SINCE THE HAMBURGEll. BAKER FURNITURE ~-·-,---:- Treea 1'rimmcd, cut or removed. Call 9M-Y or ace Eugene Smith Pomeroy R. D. No. 2. Free esnmal~s. Sale aervicel. 18 year• of f'Xperience . '7·,_7-Stp I PufiUc beartns on Salbbury Towr.sblp budaet lor year 19!9 by 81de. R. c will be held at olfice or Town- .. l'orneroy. Phone 383·M ahip Trusteea at 7 P. Ml July '1-19-ltp 21, 1958. F. H. Johnaton, ~ 1\ou&<l. Exellcnl ojlndlTownablp Clerk. 1-18·1to tlon with I .... sround. Phone Tree Trlmmlns and · Removing. Low prlce. Six yean experience Robert K. Sayre, Racine,. Ohio. l'h. 3951. 7-14-(ltc ATasty Treat You'ltlike' To Eat WE ·auv Crow's Steak H.ouse ,~~Co~w-<alf I 1•21 Card Of Thbnks , ~,..;._ ?:~ 21 ' _:_:_ m•JChiRAL I .IAMI W, MAIN ST. ICIAr IliON - MITAU . BtlVE ONE tlT ... ,. POMEROY, OHIO OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. (9aJ Marl~"(~ Supplies '"'~"~,.~';"=~~'';;'"'!'~·~" We wish to utend our apprfttia· tlon and sincere thank• to eaoh (!sad . Notoro, Boats ot; Troller: '!: 111110 '"" TV ..,.1" ond everyone of our rolall•.. Flo•ncllll Available. llletropo· P,h- 0111 McCIIntoc• ond frlendo, lo~ the many kind llton M..-lne Salea ond Sor· • ,!eo.' Pb~ne •M. Pomero7, 0 , ' ldlno, Dhlo expresalon!, of !fm~th7 aurin. B<l-211o 1; the death or our father, George E. Freekor ••4 . eoptelally to ~- 1·llullt ~-rhii;MI· the Rov. ,John ElwOCHI ond the Wonted To Buv tor tour botH•. I'ree Mtllllllll. Rev. W~bl:r , Thoma dor their ForeD)an 1: Abbotl PhoH word8 of. eo~dolence . Alao to Wonto Coli .... " 1I U ,. to buy ant~ueo. ~ .....,.-,. ' •' Frill OUI!k; orpnlol and Henry BI88M. Evenlnaa. N·2111t Weedo an£ srasl mowe4. ' Ratel Ewing, unljertoker. The GeorJe re ..onahle. Coli 2-40'10. Frocker Faifillr To19-ltc lQood u1ed rcrrtaerator. Write Ervin Klacr, llaolne, Rout• No .. HHtp. 3. 7·19-Stp !!!-~----- (111 - (St AY()V ~~ 111117 •Bulelt 1:\18 Specl~, S2,898 4 dr. Station Waaon. D)l!lahow drive. OnlY tt,808 ICiuaJ' mil••· 0!1> euaful IOCII own,r. Blaotlnlr's, Pomeroy. 7-18-81< '' "' ouki'Vi·T pecw:tiita-4 · dr, 'Riylero fii!dan. Traded In by ~&IWiod owl)tr on anolllor •,'Billtk. U,naOow drive. Radio and· \letter, Blaeltnor's, llom•· rtf, ' 7-IHtc ~"· sold 1nd ainte new. ICIUII mllel by ar.itpl own<or. Bloettnor'o Pom7~ 1Htt 14 l • ( 1 For Rent -- - o...i ...,. tnval 45e· por. yd. Loaded ·willie roo will. Moo ~I IVIIllblt to llaUI II re• - sonoblo ratea. , wiLLIAM Mci(ILVIY ~111141.~' naie 1t ltito dPaG. denen\ I 'f Xu· lomotlvo. Wo.~1 S.Uot..,tlon Guarantee~ . ·. AAA Emerpncy Service. Tup'pe'n e1olna, Ohio. 1 7-19-'lto $200 Tt'$500 ;hwn -· ' , 'I ! ).- I' I .... ,... ta ... ., "' ~,.,,. ....... JlO,.OI. MIDr to oh-lfro& •'II 1o H A loaor. I IDI It 1L w14o. - • . Com. s.. - eolni'~ ' .... I ,_Ina lw kiO"" ioo. No•' .. "'•a""H' ' - Dtll,-. ~ ~ .... 1rallen -·· ·". J.·- '.... ..... "!"'.. Ia - AIM ·rot 1~· tow 11 . .' ,,v • ' ' ~ ' ' �' I ' Busy, 'ee Class Picnic Is Held Mrs B F Parmalec, prestden~ of the Busy Bee Class of the F1r~l l!aptiSI Chureh eonducted th abort busloe.ss meeting, when Ute group met at the RoadSlde PRrk, Thursday evenmg for a plcntc There were 23 membf rt present in the groqp, with Mrs Downmg Rou:1b m cbarge of th~ devo liooals ;;:, )ln. Donald ColllDt presided at ·-- Middleport Band Planning Ice Cream Social ,llle meeting in the absenee of 'the president, Ml'll Donald Mul :r.D. Pions """' 4is<uBBed for an 4«1 cream aoclal to be hold m ).uaUII The -t<avellng pn"' don •led byy Mrs Charles Spencer Member& of the eommttt~e for .,.. awarded to Mrs Donald tho A!lddleport Senior Band ~ee Jlarts. cream social met Thur; 1ay even a' the Htgh School to mal't .:: The hostesses for the evemng mg pla1111 for tlie event w"i•h wtll bt> ~ Marta aud Mrs Jack Fow held August 8tb, on ti'Pa school lor onlertalned with a hambUrg· lawn ~ fey. Those attend10g the meeting were Mr.s Emerson 'ones Mr~ r ~ z:tece:dmg the meeting a .SWim '!'iJ!! party was held at the Mid· Kenneth McElhinny, Mrs Ruascll Wllson, M~s Franc1s Andersun. -aloport Pool .. Hosteuea for the next meet Mrs Carrf.IU Swanson, Mrs James lng wiU be Mrs Kenneth Fmley Brewmgton Mrs Edw.ud E'an~. and Mrs ~ra Butcher ;..and Mrs James BuUer 0 .~ i" Mrs Holen Batey and Mrs E•l mond Wells were 10 !\thcrm TtiUI:'I!I day to attend the Repubhcan llally Mr and Mts Harry Stover sor. Dave and daugbter Sheila and J1m Hubbard attended the Colum bus and Southerp Ohio Electrl•~ P~enio at Golf Cliff Park noa• Circlevtlle today Mr and Mrs Clartnce Cf st and Mrs Harley Stan,. of Pitts turg, Pa va1ted Thcr!iday w1tb Mrs Eh2a!Jeth Rathbu.. n, Condor 1 St. Otto MJ<hl and slst'lT Hilda 0 Muscatme, Iowa are the a:uests o' their aunt, Miss CIU''le Yeager an(! other relatives Debbie Roush of BitlweH b thr guest of her aunt Mrs FAna M 1 ler and daughter Judy, Kerr St Mr and Mrs W R Davis anrl family have returned from a 1500 mile t:r1p through tbc erst Mr and Mrs W R Dav111 Ier this morn.ng to spen!J. the week end m Cldumbus and .-\ttend the Amt!rlCEtn Legmn and 'he Auxll nry conventions Mr an-i Mr~ p ... ..,,.. .. ('onoer or Tampa, Fla arrived Th~roday, fo re1 11 hves children, lJnda, Sbnron Robert~ Mrs Charles Buek "'cited Frl 11Dd J1mmy and Miss Jacquehm• day. 1n Rutland with her brothet ~ce wer0 in Waverly Frida; and sister In law, Mr ""d MTs t vcnlng on buslpeas. Ran Ml,~~tht ~ Mrs Clifford~ Ervin and grand 1 Pfc Ronald Smlth of Ft Myers chJidren ~no and Rrck Schroath Va arnved Friday eventng for a of Gr1dgeport and Regg1c JohJts wee)cend visit With Mrs. Smith Jon of St Albans VJflited friendti and his parents, Mr and Mrs In Middleport, Thul'llday 1 Dale Smith Tommy and Jeff Russell of Col Mrs Pecrl Hysell, Mr~ Georg~ ~~:•an~ 8~ theR gue~~· ol the Bearh11, Mrs Ben Ne Jlzhng ann LU er 8 ace usse at Bra0 Mrs George Mowery, lll-"mbeu of ry , Drew Webster Post A ntrtcan Lc Mr and Mrs qerald Preston ~Jon Auxilu;ry left tb 1s mornlnt and son Bob are weekend Vll!llt()f .. .or Columbus to attend the state 1 of friends in Charleston convention Mrs W B Dav1s and ehlldrel Mrs Wilham Baxter er tertainetl 1 Richard, Kenneth and Barbafwith a luncheon, Wednesday J1 bave retur~ to thetr home • P.cr home, Mulberry Ave Gueat3 .Bethesda Md after vmting the were Tttr and Mrs Cla~nce Delle' formel'.s mother }ltf!o H f.t uf Cora()polls, Pa • Ml~ Let:. Sa·J Ewmg ,; re, Logan, Mrs. Home: I Sayre, Racme and Mr and Mrs Bent M1ss Bonnie Tu~ker of Dcln Wolfe ware b the weekend ~nest ol h~ aunt and ur.tle Mr and Mrs Ru:~. sell \\ 1lson and couslnc: Colee1 and Carla She will Lr. aecornp t o~mcd home by Carla W% Will VIS' ~er Cor several d•ys Guests of Mr.s C. n: Jones arr r.,:r and Mrs Denver Knapp o Pinellas Pa1k, Fla nnrl Mr an1 Mrs Jasp~r Norris of Bcllelor laY"e MISs Opal Kelly MJMS Ann ar:r Phyllis W11lunn• are s;o ..•nding t.1 LONGER weekend at the home ,,f the for mers parents Mr and ~~~ Cha1 OIL les Kelly and famdy a· MadlMOl lnd Miss Sally Schaaf ancl her net; hew Mtcllael Koehler j('tmed th1 Rlehard Koehler fa\llilv at Gold Clil! Park, Circleville lor the Co)ublb11s and SouthE;rr Oh1o Electric Co pLcmt Miss ScJ aaf will sl)end the we<l:end at th home of her siSter, Mr~ Koehle,. M1dmel who. has been vi8ltln here !or tbree week• ;till remair ColumbUJ , Mrs C E Silvcrs(E:!ster Ru!lf ell) of Coral Gables, f'a 11 via<l ~g her ststcr Mr11 H o Ewine I'" Third St Mr and M.rs Lawrelnce Hart1r ~er, Dc~h Street have ~~ the guestll Mr.s Ralph Jorr..oa lDl fJillllr•~ of Canto• lll;~ Jordot. ~r the daushter of the Hart!Qier t Mt.a. Dale Mourning'» name Waf unintephorially omltea Crom th1 hst of hoatesaes for the Love Jo, Circle ol lhe Firat Bopti<t Church wh1ch met this week 1MI'II Howard Frank, •• emplo! ee ol lhe Ohio Valley Raking Cr offiCe i.s on a two wee!t vaeat1o1 trom heT work Mr a•d Mro Clarence Cllo• 1fere recent guests of Mr. an1 1(ra. Johp Hawkins, at liellefon ~ine, Ohto Word has beon received th'' ll~t. Rlehard Ha7man 11 r~cover ln1 11Jiiafa~l(>ey. from dt~or' 11\1! ~~I'll IP. I llilJ>Ilnadon va)ley, Pa hoiiJ)I\#. ~r mother Mr.. C $plil~llfY ia yllltlng her JQn•ln·la~ U.d ' da115bler during her ,bospllll The . FARMERS BANK and Savings Company s,...m ~ber Pedel'al Reierv~ Member Federal Deposlllnsuruee Corpor~r• POMEROY, OHIO = I ANOTMER ~ .------"TQ START POR ~ YOIIK won st&l'ter UPI-'110~ 1 .. ~ 1~ \ ·,,. \ ·f~r~m ~pplles To Air Original Owne., di,;New Pqa.-n~t· C~it ,~o, ~ove thel~;it'ew 1954, 195$, 195~, 1957, lt~~:'~!t'.~,ul~~- ~~/,~tt~c. f,ro,ft' Mlf• 01' 0 new COr ... and COntlnu II OliO' 01 yiu OWft the car. , • . '' ' ·IF YOU ARE t CARD ' Horse~ , ing Event Will Be P~miu~~ for thts ve'lr s cr:m - - - - - • test wilt tot~l almosf $400 w1th ;ules of the .Buckoyc llorse Pul' Or S ing Aseo:!J "tlOn to g()\Orn Fn: Leifheit nnd Don Betzmg w1 1l b .n charge or tho contest wnh rc I 0 g1strntu.on to take plac • before C ~ • • p m on thr date or th e ' ""t"'' I }f•J"SClll \\"e. g:.lng m ct t!l " t cttnt.~ o' ~ ~ y enttne hms<>s'~ 11d 1'1 U] (~ ll lRUJ IC D~ li ll ('-.!P il --D,) _ma~"VS ( , to and B ~g'lCl "d t;l(lh ' the contfst It 1s Op"JX to worll 1 1pp('ulcd toda\ t() t 1JC ueople o1 com~tat•on , Jordan to assJssmate K ng Uu~ inl Wlll (' b" ue(' 1'Jiree Wf'Ight clas.se . . wtll co.r. ,. " pete m t!J.a conte~t 1ncjudmg th~> hgbtweight teams, ' 2800 pound-. arid under middle\fl:!liltt team, y2801 to 3200 and t,;>~vywcighl team$ we1ghing 3.201 po&~nds anr. i·o\rnr.· In e~cb class t~re w1U L ~ cash awards oi $50 $35, $20, $)t en~ tor the top fwe wirmms ~~''"l~~~w~~lll be prcscnt~cl ~Wl~etu tcru:ns 'WHITE enamo~JIIIl\bleiJ , :door and oUtdoor uae lletal~ lu ' and ~ij·(' ille''~i.;,· ~""~~i~·~ '' I scm and overthrow 111s govern ment The propaganda campa1~1 launchr.d Simultaneously In the tlm~e ArJb capJtuls call<'« <Qn tlic Deop1e to nse up and JtHl the pr~ Western 'n'~g the w.ay rebPis a~ ·assmated K~ng FeJs~l or Ir.aq li ueek !\ga t~do> At snme t1mc the hca,v•cst tlni:Jg in ho weeks broke out in Beirut T: e ~early 10 000 Amer. ""''~or·matiOll I can troops here were hOt involv "'' ed although some Marme umtJ were alerted durmg the night There hav~ been pre' ous c-.nt p31g111 in the Egyptian and Syrl ~ for the overthrw1 of Hu1 ~oday the "'oordmatcd bt•iadcasls bluntly ask~d the pco to "rise up and kJll Hussem' he to To Delay Bid .r.-~llfe, tho Umted St, lcs and lr. at Geneva Tuesd,.~y w th Scc...ta<V Genera' Dl:lg Ham : l:~!~f.lo~ ' '1 White House "a rt theu Sccrtlt¥'l· 't ii.i;j·~ be ~ prompt and con:;lruc W n ~--~ I James C J.lagerty s,Hd ~ ~ 1Etscnhow~r·s note was scnl qvemng to North Atl .. nt1c Treaty Orgamzatwn allies th.v'-lgh U S I ambaczsada ..s P r: t l S-..Ch CO!lSUhU ~lt!H on t I US rcplv are con clud nd Hagel( o tl 1} .:r" HI. 11 1 l ~ n rurtk J c :~n ~a} on the Russ an note ' But m answer to a q \esuon t.e s;ud he would not ex~ect 1t todl!) 1 I mn ~~" 1, f f>.> r J] 11,~ v :itil!'ll p~'d ed n !( un t rr cotlf"rem:e b summ.t proposa l~ He I sa ·1 still lUSlStS •• ,,, a meCl must be • adeqUat"lY prepn1 • • ' } L' 1 1 ?Q~rganl s room after tbe family S\•nday Ap ot)ter s1stcr Nancy, wns awali:: t~he<l by scrL:tms and rushed to tJedroom. "I ~ever dreamed' aDJothmg li e thlS would ever ha~pen," satd t~ elder R~~<mussen Bob was &Ufh a qmet and good boy He rwas n controlled epileptic, and as ~u~h, he rl::cel\'ed, If anythmg mtJI'e care than any Q( the other ~l!)ldren • Laltcwood pohce sa1d Robert'\ I -------had an • urge'' to ~ ~- rchrcd uarly eP" t1e Robert R Sopher abo\le, son ot Lhe Rev Emma Belle F Sopher ror mer pastor at Leta!'! Falls, 0 has completed boot trammg at t~e U S Naval Base ::.t San D1ego Cahf , and IS now at KmgsvJII... rex His nddress 1s Rotlert R SJ rher 5242240 EFAA B35e Elcc ~.r omcs Oper , U S N~.AS, King~r v1Ue Teus ers' group m Lebanon • to ensure the territor1al mtegrity :md polltt cal mdep:mdcnee" of that 'rebel threatened country :md pcrml' w1thdrawal of American troops The UnttE'd States n(lw has 10 000 SuJdters and Mart :~.c.s m Leb anon to protect Americans ami help the pro·Western ~overnment guard aga nst plota sucb as the LDe that toppled the J;aq1 reg~me The Umted States, Bntain an.J other Wcot.rn powers appeared to be hmng UJI m support of the Ja11 ane"' proposal TWO Killed T'"0 Post Absorbs J,_ • u•Jur,edIn Fuss *''" v"""" er ~WDR ·,~ Pool ..• ~D.Jf . . , .,F..nn'''e·;t ·t. ..,. ~~- ~'~j~:~~~~~s~~~~ !!ea~t~; J~, 'Wife,'Falher V 1)1 y psvehtitrlc cxammlltton t>lder Rasmusson was cut YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio day on the hand while trymg to Troubles Blamed retrred steelworker told pollee he To Be Toes wrest u k.n.fe from Robert T.1e became enraged m a dLSputc 0\er IconfvlSed youth Bald he had to kill In Suicide Try a netgbbcrmg doctor's swlDlmlllg Funeral serv1ces for Owen Duffy or Ius father because pool and opened fire guests at who diet! Saturday ev,.nmg at r ! IUP~A ~11 hts father sided with her m argu SAllASOTA, Fla UPI - htarl menta ScriilU!>.' I Pollee Said the bQy crevt mto tal d1fflculttes coupled w1th h1s father's trouLles w1th a congres s1onal comm.ttce, Y.ere beheved today to havr msp1red a suicide attcmp1 by H llaxwell Qoldfme Goldfine, 30 year I old son of a<>ston industrialist Bernard Gold· fine, W<lS,isclJarged from a hosp1t ol Sunda a:,amst the w1shu of h1s ph}HCI~us He was adm1ttcd Saturrlay ait~1 slashmg htmself Mr~ Ef11e Mae Bradshaw, 79, with 8 rnzor almost 100 times on w1fe of the late lames Bl'adshaw, the face and body m a motel where d1ed Saturday evening at the tie wus stayJn,!o; watn b1s Wife Me1gs Gene,ral Hosp1b.l surviVors Include $ so!\t: Homer Oradshsw, aud daught~ 1 _.,' (rs Neva M90re, botb of Po~Croy, and grandchildren Fu•!•i:~ , ocrviceo wlU be held at Ewmg Chapel, Tuesday at was a \l.:tth the RAV W H Ronald Miller, son ()r Mr ano Mrs Ooyle Miller, enliRted In tltc 1 ~l~fu~~~~~'M::::!~~~r' tHe Laqrel It Church, of· U S Army last Tues<1aJ rhakwg f10iating II!> In the the fourth son of the Mdler,s m Miles (elJletery at Rutland the servu:e Fr1ends may call at the funeral Ronald, ii graduate of the Mu! home at any lime HO$PITAL dlewrt High School 'asl sprmg None bas been stahoned at Fort Knox Lela East J(y EugP:ne Miller 18 'it~tioned m Pom. C11ltforma, Willard Miller at M , quin1 All' Force Base, N J, .and Elmer Miller in Ala bam a J Tuesday Serviees Announeed For Mrs. Bradshaw Local Post Had Spot Near'Band U:..rc'•h; In Lel'JJi..., ...vaa l!,ut I ~ Sop ter F..llds IJ'IS Russta 1a beheved to oppose Jt , Boot Training, 1he pr:~pc:.sal submitted by Ja p r-nese Ambassador Matsu· Idal!a would authonzc UN Seer • Goes To Texas tai')'·General Dag Hil:liln<lrskJold lo strengthen the IDO-man observ I Kf'lto Now' In Serviee • Lomsc Siders, Olin Goodwin, Mrs Mamte Attending the American Leg1on ConventiOn irt Columbus Friday, Saturday and Sunday were Com· lnander Ch~rles A, Bradbury, Lew· b Long and Chester Erwin, dele gates, and Don Roach} Ted Chap· man, Eatl San11bury William SwJshtr, }Jos~ Fife 1 Hen•y Clat worthy, Robert Tew'ksbary Lew111 Sauer Jr anct Jatk Dschner The Feeney Derinett Post which iu tbc sth diatrld, wos honored belpg placed ih' drreclly behipd the convention P<irllde' the pool Stmday mgh't Two pe r sons were killed and tw(l were m jured Pohce bela' Joseph Sohatmo, 61 on susptclon ol murdr.r Killed bv 38 eabber •l•gs In Ill< shootmgs m the quiet suburban n~tghborhood ~ere Pauhnc Little, wile or Dr Jack Little, 33 an~ Roll1e Page, 30 Charles Brown, 31, wao; m crlh cal conditiOn at South Slde Hosp! tal wltb a bullet wo 1.1d of tla chest Hu wile, Melba, 28, wound 'ed In one Jeg, was in good con dltton Dete<:t1vcs said the shootmg:; thmaxed a long feud bC"tween the two netgbbors about the pool and , fence >round it Sabatino told polic:l the pocl dmned water onto hiS proper!.) • ' HA~V.~IN::CI;~j"O~P::~E~RA,MTiqN Fix ye_ar Qld And n:oOOtt ~~~;~'~ wa~ ope;ated on f :n :tt Hoi:N' Hosiutal todD.y 1 '~l~~n~FIOl TITL& fiGHT :.i Tex tjiPI-r.KenDY five round' )Ylth rl Th ·' 1 pa ners urouay n pre for his title bout w~ ;;~~~~~~~J~o:._cBroW'Jl ~ 1 VACATION Howard Frank Vi1:11tiOn LQday, Other a~sts reporti!l! from the sber1fr's department mdudc.d those of Lendon Adktru, 19, Rar rt.tlonvllle, for lnlo.::ctthon, by Deputy Sheriff Howard Frank; Lester L2w15, GaUtpoh:;, fur intoJJCation, a1sq by Frank Bot't are slated for appeara.'lt'ea beforf County Judge Emmett Peoples. Meanwhile, the court of Mayor Charles Legar reported Clifford Frmer was fined $59 and COlts and MDr."..S I) Smder, "-5 and c~ts, both for overloading; and Kenneth R Freder $3 and COllA for having a defeetive muffier. Paul Panons was f1ned $1110 and costs lor driYJng wbile mto11cateJ, and Jtm Eblin $5 and eoall lor mtoJ:ItBtioD .~..w :w~niD~.. villlon, ..., Dow Recei'ves 1'e1come Sumvors moludo biS Wife Si> IHero s ph1a Gmtber DuUy, a daughter, Miss Elizabeth at home and sev· B Hom T eral meces and oepbews y e own Fnends may call at funenl 1 ' the home at any tfme 13 Miles MeiP',--A 1 Hi b TB g ways 0 e Repaved Soon 1 High- (1, todaY The projects are ,scheduled to be ollmploted dllring October Counties mvolved are Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Vmton, Ross, i\1etg6 and Lawrence In Metgs Count~, State Route 143, repav~ 7 2 miles from state Route 684 at Hamsonvdle, southeastward State Route 680, repave ts 8 miles from a pomt 37 m.ten west of State Houle 7 to a point 4 5 miles cast o£ the southern junction w1th U 1S 33 and from northern JUncUon w1Lh U S Route 33 to a pomt 13 I miles west Mid·East Boiling Pot Warned P E Stanley were Sundny evening of S J W.aldte at thmr n 1 ~ t ., nt Other guec:l~ Hev Fredenc~ A Mat and Mrs ~1atchmslu 1 chareed today with pe::ntltlln& ill unhtensed driver ta opente li:Js car (l~yeJr.old Jliehard Bur.. of Mason) after •• lne~de't sundo7 at a roads1de refreshment center, near the Ohio River M:.dge fte B!i, Wellington car backed into oM the Meigs General Hospital, will that was p3J'ked own~d b} Jacqu~ be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the A Collette, 21, Columbus, 0, cau.: Ewmg Cha))l:l w1tb tbe Rev Ray- 1na: damage& estimated at ~ mond L Both pasto~: of the iPom eroy Church of Chru;t, offu~~ating Jlunal will b• m Beeoh Grove Cemetery Tbe Ohio Department of GE WOrkers S8\'J Iways Will open contractor's bids July 22 for over 00 m.tlea htgh· • g wny repavmg m seven southern Strike Loonun Ohto counties 1t was announced ATLANTIC Cl'n:. N J IUPI}Representatives of 100,000 work ers at 72 Genaral Electr1c Co plants h:tvc recommended a na tionwide strike Oct 2 to supporr rlent:mds lor a gua1anteed annual wage The G,.ncral Electnr confer LICENSES ISSUED en~e boar~ of the rnwrnalionrtl Marr1ag-. licenses bw~ been 1s Union of Electrical, Rad1o ani) sued over the weeke:ld here t 1 Machine w~rkers ended a three R1cbard A Worner, 22 Middle day meetmg Sunday by announc port, meat cutter, and Marcell1 mg e1ght demands 1t s 1d woul..: Tnylor, 22 Middleport, secretary. be subm1ttcd under the present I r:, erett Ervm, 28, Middleport, i:ltS five year GE contract station attendant, and )Jetty June Leonard 23, PomerOJ't ~icref.ary and Arnold Priddy, 1!1 R11t1and ~::nd Louise Jarvis, 17, Albany RD ~ ,WioR£ GUESTS Pomero:; officers Henry Werry wd GcllrgE Hicks arrfrted t.,c• ITJo •n a c 1r about 1?. 55 Frank Young s1gned affidavit-. tbls mor ning cbarg.ng Markm3 With at! •aull and tattery Accord ng to the nformat1or. lVallable the lrlo wa:; mvolveri •n an mc•dent m the pedestrian ll. tl t'\ p :~ t h th, t b .sectll' th e lower busmcss olock about 12 30 am V,gung 1t waa said, w.u knocked to the gruunrl He 30I:uned th£ hcen$e number of a car lhe youth;~ drove away m, however Tbil en nbled off1cen to track them down qu1ckly j ed for a deCisiOn todl1V ffl a Japa nese stop gap proposa' destgnell to halt 'pamc d1pl01~&cy' and ease Mtddl~> East tenswns I r1ghl 8From Here Are StudeQts ' Grande I PNITTD NATIONS N Y (UPI - Thn l :-.; Sd urJt) Co tr r1 bead l~ 1 Fourtb Son Is Grim, gameo douhl\i!tl Ill 1 rell•nr loi' the NO)'I In 11114 b•t wa• exehulvaly aa.l tbeb, wiD .. start jor II!< lap Proposal ! To Get Decision In UN Couneil t ::: Uril h~ ~~ <'5 King Gr~duates crnment heads of Ru""_:_'_B_r~_ta7u.,•""""---- -- With 1NCO Class 14-Year-Old Sister ~~ar Death Mter 'Seventh Army Attack Ry EpilepJl~ ~§~~tber Sunday Sor·gcant Ftrst Class Wllham R CLEVELAAD UPl - The ~4: year old 1au~lloor of F h1g)l school ptmc1pal w11s m fatr condiUon•\'ilt Lakewuod Hospltill today frl)~ :~tab wmmds mdl~ted by her ileptic brother ,f Peggy ~smussen, d:mghter of Westlake High School principal Edward C Rasmussf'n, suffered mlJltiple cuh and her tongue waa ncbrly severed Sundny by her brother Robert, 20 I' lOti \ V accnpterl m prmctplC'' but not !I Btg Thte.-. <> re to be aggressors m t!le Mn. East 1 P.ccordmg tu ij govern nent s p il'{"' ~ m an SOVIet Premler NikJta s KblU shchev proposed Satu"da3 tht gov son of M: and Mrs ICing, Route Pomeroy, wts !rom th€ · C(lmm1Mno:1 m Munich ed GP.rmuny '": ·o .•attendeo School wife Ponwroy h1m b Germany flower, IS I 1 t:ar!n~r 'Trio Of Youths Held By Poli'e In Alley AHair Two teenagers were bemg held m custody today and 1 !hard was free on bond for allegedly havmg assaulted a 73· year old man m a dark .1lley early Sunday morning They were Keath Markms, 19, Harnsonvalle, who was charged m Mayor Charles Legar's court. and Gary Deicher, 16 Albany Rt 2, and Randall Adkins, 16 Hamsonvalle, who will go before Juvemle Judge John C Bacon Markms was releas· ed on bond Sunday The '' Hu' afl " and sa•d h1 s61d out the lndcp•ndcncc of Jordan m the same way Pre)w dent Dam.11le Chamoull sold oUt 1.e9anon to the Amertcans A, WASHINGTON White House senhower s not today tllP an cme1g. . ncy I the \iJdcnst 4 ami 6 p m on t!Ic ""Y bn fo'" A durable, washable, ql!lek dr!<· ' 1 J dan1ans • A ked Kxng ~ij~M~~~ . ~ '' President . . ~. AnswerT T Assassma • te• , .GL0'$5 ,_. ', BECAUSE ·~RE Sl NCERELY INT ERESiED ,IN T!iitE PROPER CARE OF ~ YOVR ~UICK OR PONTIAG ... WHICH W~S RURC~SED· fROM US AS A NEW UNIT .... . WE ARE MAKING AVAII,.ABI-E TO YOU OWN~RS A ' ' LIFETIME CHASSIS LUBRICATION PLAN FREE OF CHARGE E¥ERY 1000 MII,ES , (j)R 30 DAYS. ' • ------::-·-------:=--- - - SINGLE COPY-6c The horse pulling rontest wtll agam bold an evening spot at the anl!ual ~~lgs ~aunty ~aar and wtll be staged &J ,he grandstand event Ftaday. ~ug 15, official~ announced tod,<y ' ' 14fll~fME CHASSIS ~l\IBll"~ · W,£ Although the northern sections vf Ohao recorded dry, cool ated with the Ohio Valley front were moving up the valley, weather, Piketon m southern Ohio measured I 5 met.<~ ol settmg off interDllttent showers and an occasional thunder· rain dunng the weekend as locally heavy rains pepperd the storm lower Sc10to Valley. The weather picture was not expected to change mucb 'QJI• High pressure covered Jliachagan and Northern Oh10 while til Wednesday The outlook was lor cool, wet weather in the • ·illatJOnary front and low pressure area reached from eastj southern counties and dry and mild temperatures for the \vest m the Ohio Valley aorth ·------~-------- Featm~d In Evening At Fair I The Third Fr>day olao met F'l Jay evening at tbe hom:! "of Mrs Edward Jfile Loeu!:t ~t.. lor a lUI: o'e!Oek potluck dmner FoUowmg the dmnet a 1uairu'!S!J aession was held Wit !te presJdent Mrs Hcnrv Retlw n charge, after which gotnes wert' :Jlayed and priZes warded to :Mr• }rover Erb, 'Mr& Dale Smlt~ Du• la Re1bel a, gu.,st, !.Irs. Erne;; thodcs and Mrs Red:;Ol Attendmg were ttiosct named a 1ove and Mr.s Bentz Wolfe, Mre Max Memart, Mrs Ben Neutzhng Mrs Albert Ebersbaclt, Mrs Evet •tt Dailey, Mra Clelan4 Hemf'.:. Mrs Addie Grueser aDd Mr~ DeiJ v-er Thoma a guest ~~ • " l' · Club Dinner Held ,. I • Ql 4eJiheit, Be.t ing In Charge u..IIOD GRit!l there·~aicll ' hour at Apple GfOVe locks this morning Qbservers they expected the mer to be at 20 91eet by lla.m today1 an(j still'fallmg. Generllijy, 39 fee is need at Apple Grove to put water Route 338 at Antiquity. !Meanwhile, accordmg to the Umted Press cool, weather coQtlnued over Ohio today with rain ·--,_~~--·-----~~~. a BLAEtTNAR EXCLUSIVE • Devoted To The lntere•t• 01 I • I' '" e. In We Pay 2'1' lutemt OR Your Savlaga • if ~~~!"J'cl~ morn~g Mrs Claretlce Ebersbo.cl: and -;~lsit with Mr and Mrs Daa 4tber relatives. Wh1te and daughter ana othPt 1 ~r and Mrs Jimes Ingles and POMEROl' SOCJETY \ but that Wllll about the only discomfort heavy rains here last mght caused Spokesmen at the county highway garage, and at the state highway garage, agreed that the only highway reported am· passable tlri@ morning was a. section of Route 143 towards HarriBOI)vU!e that "always gets under water anyway" The Ohio river, subJected to heavy local rams, but wath Luellle Rawkltis .. • .. .. .. . • .. .. Po111eroy Soelely Edltlll' Mrs Peter Lal1tch and soos or ' llrlda Rlee • . • . • • • • • • . , . • . . . . Mlddlepqrt SGtleb EtllloJ Chicago are guests of her mothe,. INGI~I • --- The Daalv Sent mel I '"i"'• '·•' ilkfdleport Society . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 19, 1958 A CLEANER .' & · n~t (~1~ 11 sl~ t.(l • rto 11 I t h S lll!!h bh• . Marines Have Atomic Weapons BEIRUT Lebanon UPI - Tbe oomman~er of US forces in Le banon remmed rossable aggressors m the Middle East today that has land sea and aar forces have "atomao capabih· bes" The t S commander, V1ce Ad Amman ThU"!iday to JOin Un1ted mtral JamM L "Lord Jim" Hoi- St..tes In preserving M1ddle East loway, aimed h111 statement at n~ peuec m the !ace of tile rwolt in ~pcctflc natl(ln He emphhs~ed traq and ser.vus ClVll strife In Leb lhat all U S forces have aUCh anon 1 cafuibil~tle!l {"' , ) The U S completM Its build up But his statement took On ad~l cf more thPn 10000 U S :.rar1nes sig~tftcance ~ince 1l WILli j.ftqed and airborne 1n!antry m Lebanon thi'ough the U S Embassy ,hore.al tnday, while the heav1est f<rmg m ' tim~ cf rr.ereased saber riUiinr two weeks 'Mill heard m the di ln' Moscow .nd as Comml\i!ls\,~lltl vl~ed cUy of Bmut E•yptlon • Fymn Umt!t'l Arab ' ll'J)ubhc ~-.llhos wcrq buUdirlg lQHollt.twa~ 's stolemcnt lSSUed cre8s(l(J ten!Mns througit I strerm thro.ugh tho embassy Sali.t tilat of in;t4mm 2 tory htoadc,~{ll ..all comb•Jt forces mtludmg :King Huase1n's gov~rniAAnt \ [b Jrqund sea und air forces h._vc Jorddn Js under the prote~t1on t~t atomic capalulitles Further dis 2 000 Brlmh paratrooPS' w)l.o 1cussion of the subJect ill a matter a~amed by ma&llve alt!lfe Ill\~ 1of ~ill~ ~ellillf ," be 1aid. ' ATlJENS, 0 UPI - Dow Fin· sterwald the toast of the golf world after WIDnmg the PGA championship receiVed a heJl»'l welcome Late Sunday after bia: ~ tum home from the goU wan. Gr..ted hy sto'""'i_~'.;o~f~~~~~~: ers and friends, ~ hAd 1u•t eolleeted a stveral bourp before lr. Bill Casper and SamtnY was greeted With s1gna mg-"Wel..,me Home pton"-and was whiBked. aWQ a parade und parly at Albelll County Club Asked if playing m the ume threesome With Snood helped or hindered, Finsterwald said, ..1 founrJ Sam a very lme !eUow to play with, but you have to p1a)' the course, not your oppbnent:" "I didn't count on winning when the d.ty ,started, you can't wbeo you re il) a f1eld like thaP." i•;;.;;·Ini Scouts Reap $25 On WasbProjett The money making project of the Bo)' Scout Troop No 243 was termed a succeu, when the scouts held a car wash at 1 loc:1l t.erviee statmn, Friday for additional fu~~ lo~theu eampmg trip to Zllle~ld. 1'De Scouts cle11 ed. ~ on tbe project ~ Bad Luek Hits Two Youngsters ' Of Morning Star MORNING STAR - Joe, small son of Mr: 11nd Mrs Floyd Hend· ricks, had three toes cut off re-: cenUy while riding a bicycle He IS convalescmg as wefl as ean be expeeted Sh!i!IU' an,) Ilmmy Cardwell Soutb Poml spenc;lml their ~tion with aunt, Mrs. Hendncks, while Jilnmy from a hay filled aod broke arm11 He lS better: niCe[J at prOHll~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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