https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4093b0de9a1ca3a00ef2918ef7d470d0.pdf faba4cba1cfbb3232094aa8f764a3df1 PDF Text Text ' 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~ �·- • Ultli WOMIWS ."IIITOR waitiqa for the fitted waist ,ancl ., _ NEW YQJU(. UP} • De!ie;ner 1many o! her unfitted numbers are Lirry \Aldrith mainta:n1 the Ull· easy 'to nip in at that part of the fitted siHlOt:e'tte , ,is. here to st:l . anatomy. JJut lie alia; l!dmits· "'>JDen sti! -.., some· convincing, Said Aldrich. a a• preview of Aldrich showed six major sll · houettes: The sl~nder, high-w:tisted· dres~ hit fall eoUection for 20C visitil!£ with slightly gathered 11r tapererl !albion t.&porters: . skirt; the slim dres& Wllh a lo w • 11)'espit& Ole opini4tn of the fash · hiptiJlC highlighted by a !:Jelt, sash, ld6 e'l._j)f!t'U, such as: rhmibers. or sef-in hip hand ; lhf! •·mobilt> · tDi:i ttrlvetr, television c:,m'ic!J and tire!IS, which is two-pleec or with e;ven politicians, .a rereiit' :lCe to aJ• Adlai 1 St ~vcnso n wiseerock abou t &JM. SHk, tt·ere is no !ot!ger an: doubt about the victor:; of the revo~utionary silhoqett,•. But th r~ war IS not completely over hY an~ m~_ans " "The un!:ttcd fashi!!n .give· \!be women the sen~e of '-"e ll-bein r, and eieganee she seck9 in· nev clothes." said Aldrich. ont. or tbt first of Seventh . Avenu e's hshion leadt~rs to t dopt the chemise. "It represents a clothPs mvcstmer;l with a future , not in :1 warl'l!! fashion ." - OTHERS DISAGReE Aldrich 's observations run coun ter to mnny fashion leaders· Pauline Trigerse and Olcg Casair.i to tiame ~· couple. C:.s:uni , wil tl believ,cs clothes should show tl"c figure, !tays the time has come fnr a "ret•rrn to re&'!Y O:. ." Trigerr DRIVeR'S SEAT Drivers are amazing, wonderful, conrusln~ people. The cast of eh!trorters includes the hero, the bum , tht ignoramus, tht• gcn Jua, the wit;encre, and the nice IUY. The Jitlle rallurcl, successes, quirks and nourlshes or every drlver form the plot of n vast. eAormoullY moving human drama , marching up and down the na· tion's highways each day and olght. Some observation!! from the drtvcr'tir seat, front row . center: • • • The g!veJway-a 20th Century product of tt-e Madison Avenue "ad mind"-is now bei ng :~daplcd by te\·cral C'illes to reduce truf· fie fatalities . The gimmick goc.~ JUte this: for e\'cry 90 doys wilhcmt a truffic fo.tnlity, drivers get a day of fret' downtown p:~rkin g Juat being asaured of life nnd limb t~n't enough of an incentive to drive 11cnsihly. • • • Drivers e\'aryw.hcre cun hu ld thelr heads Jtlst a little higher, tbdb to a piece or remarkable worlr: by on~ of their fellows, Rolfert H. Vredcnburgg. Bob was re- cently wendlr.g his way through ODetda, N. V., when hill car ti\IJht fli'e. Not one to be tuffled by thl.s exploalve situation, Bob drove atraight 11110 the nearest lire ataUon . where the .blaze 1faa promptly doused. There ought to be l(lme aort of Driver's 811· ver Star for sueh cool-heudedness (thoulh he was .hot ehewhere.) . .. . Jteverae' Twist Departmchl: Po· lice Cofn;misaiQncr Jo1eph A. Bl'e.~ ell of Emenon, N. J ., drinks on lhe job. lle•ldeo pollee work ·Ills Job Is that of Hecr taster for a brewery. But ltke a good <ltlzen Jot doeo not allow drinking and driving to mix. He hops the buo to ·work. ••• A wloe·JUY driver In Oklahoma CitY tHought he had It made last "1nter when he plied snow over tli pull:lna: rtleter 10 the traffic dOp couldn'l tell when the lim• riltl OUi. 0U1' Oh·RO-clever friend rel.ul'llcd jauntily to hi> car, climbed In, climbed out to re· lf\0¥1 that liOnoylng &now from 1t~e .wlndohlold, dua down lo ono llll~!ly fro"n parking ticket. '1'11"''10 •11.11 )'Ukkhtg obout this one . down 11 pollee headquarters. ' i' ... An eneounglng blow hu been l!ruet for driver oafely by Dr. Ctiarte, Jl'rankel of the University ol· Vlrllnla Hoopilol. The Doc 'IIOIIId moko It mandalory lor all Plli>i~ltrlo to warn patlonta about · dtlotnt ¥11e under the Influence -not of ol..hol, •bul In thlo "'" trhlqullltoto, sedatlvos, anll· ;..bl,ot.lc,eryo. r any drug that ca11 tem· ~ 1111 make thlnp seefn not u a jacket, the top slightly· natcd nnd boxh over a full ~k!rl; th.Ht$J)tRsiO!'I shape droppi"g in wide fullness f:-6111 a high yoke; ttu· tiemi·Wo\lstlin~ drPss. ~ "comprl' mise" stl a~e with a wirtc cnJSheri belt fittl~lf:: th e front lrnly1 with the b.ack hanging lou~e: and tb· vul:mce h~m , in whic~l the drc'i.· hangs s(r;~ight except :ur a flounct· c.t the knt•t! "There i~ no onP m.;jur silhou Nte this '"ear," s:.id d~ $ignu \ddc SlmpsoJ;J. ;,;.; ~ACK IS OEAD "The sack W!I S finic;f-.cd in ----fiLEVIStON GUIDl- DAYTON ..... 'fhe Frigidaire di· vision of General Motors made known that it has developed a new insulatl.ng material expect· cd to ~nlutiOnize the size, shape and construction of household t"t'frigerators. ~ha~riei3-Morida) 6:f5 · Sljo do 7:00 Tqda1 9:00 9·30 10:00 10:so 11:00 11:30 12:0! 12:30 1:00 1':15 About 1Y4 ineh thiekness of 1 the new material is equal to 3 inches of Cflnventional insulation. making it possible to in· crease the u~&ble interior· of a refri~crator by as much as 50 pt>r cent without enllfging tllli exterior, the firm contends. self was ugly,'' she a<idl'd. "1 be lieve in t~e d1·ess that ~kims the body, but :. wonwn wr.nts to (er! som(' flt. That is why I've put so much stnsF on inner constn1t llomper Room Katie DoOnan Sbow Dough•Re·Ml l'r~·~ Hunt The Pi'lce .IJ I !&lit 1'ruth or COD5C!.Utn<•• 'J'ir Tac J)ouaJI It ·:.,.,111' Be htt lfid·D<> N•wt Movlilime '3:00 Tod!ljo Is OUrt H. F. L ~ hman, GM' vicf.pres~ 3;30 dent and head oi' Fri"gidalre, whtt made this flnnounccment, said the insulat(f,n actually is being ' used today around the rree2er section of the frost -proof refriu:· erator ·free~r combination the firm put into producLion several Froth These Roots 4:00 Queen lui a n., I 4:f5 :Looern aomaneet 1:0. Comedy Tim• , · 5:30 · lplnaell Pla1h~""' · 8:15 Srom j!;ye 8:25 Woath.,;,all 8:30 111!1111 l'l<'lUN R. E. Gould, Frigidaire's ~hief englaeer, dol.lacttlbed the materi.11l as a combinatioJI of freon aadi urethane :1nd • said it can be poured between the waUs of a refriger.ator. 6 :~, 'i:Oil 7:30 H~wkeye . Jlas,i• Baggls 8:00 Restleso' G'li, 8'30 Tal.... of Wo!IJ F...... g.OO Hei\lli '*' Good)r~si'..Tileater ·He 8aid within moments the tion." material foams and rises like Many of Mrs. Simps•1n'"' dre&Set: dough to flU the entire speee. ha'le built -in bodi('CS, lrlhers a~ It then becomes rl8id, 11dheriftl · perfectly to all surtace11. 'l!be rl• ~ully interlined. 1\fotlic Parms, who r:csigns fur gid to!m thus· bte-omea a trtronw-. Mrs. Dw!Jhl D. Eisen~wwcr , sa it! integral part of the structure. fart!wcll ~o the "lim p ·.nrl baggy ," I Freon wu de"'loped by She dispbyed two major shapcs- Frigidaire In tf30 11 t~e ll"f LI"<e struight and narrow, hul fitll:1: safe refrige-rant al'ld Lt \ISedJ luosely, and the "paper Uoll." with today by all manufaet!Jl'ets. ' a Llcfmi!'.:l flare and walstliM Mr. qould predicted. the now· curve. insulation "ultimateiJ .will ehan.. Dcs ig n c~ Hilda Altmark likH> the design and appearanett ol Fe• the luxury of rur t!" 1 nlntlng fo. frigerators nnd open unlimltedl daytime costumes. She used dou - possibilities for other retfiger·at. Overnight guests 'Jf ·Rev. ann ble rin~ Nllors of r:mcl1 J11!1tatJOn ed products for ltome anct indaae- Mrs. W. H. Strausbaugh were t(H or black rr::nk on soft wool ca~· try." Chas. Brown and sons James an•; lumcs toned to m<Jtch the fur. Om· William, Mrs Bertha Wyer, "ant: costume ju~kct was J! ,rrd wi'lt children C11ynell, Betty Lou, Susie. pnstP I mink paws. Judy Linda and GeorgP or Red Wtlso n Folmar, of Ed ward Ah field. hott, joln2d the ranks of dcsigne1• . July 4th (iUests of Rrv. w. H reviving tt;~ Empire wuit~tline. Strausbaug~ and fam:Jy were h · parents Rev. and Mrs. 1\oy StraH· sbaugh ot Glc).IBter u.vr Rev James E. Snyder Cob!Ylbus. The Daycrl Newlon of Hedficld Womeo wUI mcel Th,JI·sday, July helped on tho new HyscU }h,n 24th, 6:00 P.M. at Bai!eys Ld!! Church two days and ·was a houst It will b~ n potluck pirnic. guest of tt.e Rev. Strausbaugh' ~ family. 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:t0 11:15 1:00 s,J,e_picion . Ne.wo Headlln11 Weatbeftaltr The Jack Paar Show SliD oa _ S:U $Jp 011 7:00. TCidoJ .· . .'I Tillfcittfl.-~ •.. , ' . ' \ ''• . L ' 8.00 Rllllljl0r. 1191m! .' . ' . oil'· 9:30 ~•tie.. J?OOIIid' ShOw· d):OO Doolsh•lte.lft ' 1):30- 'lireuiiM .!i'uat ll:ot Tile Prlee Is Rllhl 11:30. Tt;!tft. COoie<j!lencet 12:01\ Tic Tac ,D.ourib , ' 1 12 ~ ' ' .. ' ·,; . It Coula Bo Ylln Jr. Mid·DBY. News ·. ~ I, •· ' or , . .. 1:15. M:ov!it,ime ·. 3:00 T~ay, Is Ouro 3:30 hom 1'1t~ Roots· ~:oo Qu,en tar J/DI7 4 ~ 45 ~oderu Roman~ .;:w \ omed:.t Time . ~:so Spl'lltcb :i'tattlolooo· , . 8:00 !.oo~Jesomo P.;,. Flddlm 6 i 2~ Wealh\'1'<111 . B:iiO t:""!I ·Pfrtl!it • l:OO Wloi!IJyhirdo 7:30 W)n Witft A Wlnlll!r ·s:oo tiie lnfiifttgatot ' 9:00 Datto 9:.3.0 '1<'~ C~tlili Show f~:OO' Callfomlails ' 10:30 .F;;vor!te Story . U:IIO· l'j~i· !feaOUIIes • U: to w~.uten:.,t 11fl5 tit• Ja~ PIC Sit.. ' •·oo s"" ou .. j '· .. ..... - . ;; " .' ,,• .. ' 'I ' ' '' , '· ' .. . . • Davbook OaiJ~· Se01mel Pomeroy Navyman Aboard Attack Ship In l,ebanon • ' WCHS·TV ..C.hlnfltl8 LAUREL CLIFF ) Challriet 1-TueSJfay, e:45 m.:: Nel"t• NJk; !11oft • I, '. ....• WsAZ-TV Chcm,_.3· Refrigeration ., 'O.,.i'uly 21', !)ally Sentinel, ' months ago. lmrry be cau ~c there were Sl! many ugly versions. The word it - • .....n· •• ~DaUy S~ntJncl, Pomeroy·Mlddl~~rt, Q, Jul~ 21, 19G8 Uttf1ttelSilhtuette Here To·Stoy, ··New Material ButSome Wqm.an Still 'Need Conrincing DeveLlped For "' 1W .._,. '~LEY: concedes that n lot or women are t, t ,, .' :~~:~Ng•u~~YLL:mocro· ' . To HOLD "cNic The Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Chor.le! R. Houdnshelt, boile'l' Webster Post Amerler·n Legion man flremt!n. USN, ur Rout~ ... ; \~ill hoht thch: annual pi(nlc Tue..:Pomeroy, Ohm, wa~ ab,oul"ci thfl 'day nt fl p.m. nt the hfHiU' of Mn uttuck t_r.~nspnrt shtp ~SS 0 ~ 11 ' Harold Smith In Syracuse. Ml'S sled '~hi!:!~ tnnk part m landtnr Pearl Hysell. Mrs. Paul Caa~l. Mrs. th'C' thll"fl mcrcment of U. S. Ma· Jed Webster And Mrs. Smith arf' rlne~ at Beirut. Lebunrm. the planning commtltee-. Members The Olrmtr.d, tom:Mtnded h) are rcque!Jtod 'to take t~eir own ~apt. 1\. D. While, USN . of ~:Ish · tnble service. ·mgton, D.C., 011e of fm1 r sh1ps uf _ __ Amphibiou ~; Tr1nsport Squadron 5'1CtA~ MIITINO - 4, under the comm:~od or Capt. The Wcmon'a GuUd flr lhe Ferl P. L. Wirtz, or Alexandria, Va .. erated church will hold t~ "ChriRt· ..tong With the landing ship dock mas In July" meeting Wedneaday USS Plylnt•Uth Rock , !:mdcd ap at 7 p.m., in the chureh sanctu· proximately 1800 men ·of the t r.~ ary. !o.liss Mary Vlrgmla Reibf'l Battalion, Oth Marine r1cl(lmcnt. wHI be In charge of the pro1ram and the Federoted Clrcl:r will b4! hostesses. 1 Your EJection Laws · BY TID W. BROWN S.c:rttary of Stat• Ohlo·ms who participated in early elections us'd ballotR of 1tll types and descriptlona. There were no established rules for sl2e, color or form of the ballot 011 we have todny. Eocb party attempted to make Its "ticket') e.spcclally recognJz. able to the llllterat.e voter by making dislln&ulablng marks on 11. U he chelle, ·the voter would make hh own ballot and bring 11 with htm , 1fence the npme of "vest pocket'' jlcketa. \ 1'he 'IIO·rl1llel Austra,lan ba~ · lot waa introduced In Australia In 1867, pilllfied on to F.ngland ond Iuter waa adopt.ed In many l!llatc11 in America, It was lntroduc cd In Ohio In t89t. In uddltion to the adoption of lhe AIOSirall:.n hallot, the Leg· l&lalurc also established bl·par· t111n Board• of Election• In eac~ county, con~lsting of two Repub· llcan and ~wo Dcmot"ratlc ml;l!ll · bers. lri' 1949 Ihe Constit.:.< · ' 1 of Ohio wu &mended, by a vote of the people, 1 dopllng tho "Ofllce 'J'Ype" bnllol. With the adoption arc for the n11n In 'the of thl!• ballet, tht party column. ;jri,;_;;~-·;,,,aj, We think Dr. Fran. with the party emblem at the at an Important point: tup or the ballot, waa cllmin:ll~ d . takes' alartnes1, not tran - WEST SHADE Mr. And Mro. John Sm 'L ~lr and Mrs. Q\Je and1aon :'ll.ax were r.. c!it lollm at the Will new n1an home. Mn. Hnry Brown ancl sonS were ~\lnday afternoon cnt: 1f."l at the Palnler home. · ' .Mr. aniJ \Mra. Larry Rou'l't r:11l on Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil R.".HI'h I,Monday evehlng. and 'Mrl: Raymo,..d .EASY:OUT· ( "'' •i •• ' " .. ' ., ... VISIT AUNT Dr. nn.J Mrs . Jam~ s Asherait ~:~nd Jami~ and Marla or Denver, Colorado, visited their 01unt Mr.s F. H. Showers at Syra~"!!IC, recent !y. h·, al)d daug:1ter Joy and Miss Mary Showert of Wellattm wrre Suliday vlsltbrs of Mrs. F. H. ,.;;ltowers Ji.l Syracuse, Ohio. " .. AT · . . HOSPITAL ADMI"M'ED, July 18: Mn. Ben Olbbs, Middleport; M'' Jo~n W Brown, M!ddlr.port: Mn Richard HDkiiR 1~. Straight, Patriot; Charles H. JohrtJJon, Crown City; Mist Ruth ~VERY · Foater a?' .,,ti Border~ . Ewlngtont Patrick M11rray Gray· boel, VInton: Mro. G. c. Thomp· son, Pt. Pl.; July 18: ~Ira. Thorn trs L. Crossen, Oallipolb; Mn Roo•ld B. Adklno, Qak Hill; Mrs. Eroklne Blanton, Vinton. BIRTHS, July tB: F•male Hllh; bard, Mr. and Mra. Blaine Hub· Lard. wolloton; Male Buck, Mr ond Mrl. Cbarleo W. Buc~, Mid· lielport; July 19, Male Adkln•. Mr. and Mro. Ronald B. Adklno, Oalr HIU; Fem!':le ThompltOn, Mr o•nd Mt:,~. Gus C. Thomp11nn,.Pt. Pl. DIIICRARGID, Jllly :8, K. A. Hill, taiba Bennet~ Wad• Evlll< Mrs. DonRid Balles, Mra. Clarence Wooda)l, Mt<o. Geo1 Vaughn, illro. Geo. Tll'lor, William Hubbirn. Jack L. Kelly, Mra." Wm. II." Steele. Linale Dillow, Mh. R. A. Huhn~l. John A. Kay, Janet· Garoeo, C~al" lea Wlthl~w. . B)oild 1110d, 8 plftfl. . ' .· . ·' ., ?- ·' .. ' ' . t ·~ 1 .1" I . ' . ·Eiberfelel s r . (. ·' DA;Y. ., SPONSOR~Q , Tllurman R. l)abeock, Lon1 Bot· ., •' ' . .J .EXCEPT SUNDAY ~. ley lAnier, Ga1Upo11s; Mra. Mar~ 1 France& McQuaid, Gall!polls; Mr!. ' "" . Ano Aikor, Middleport; Roger Do vJd Nease, · Mlner:svllle; Urt. Stan Rayr.~ond ' ' 12~10. r..M,,, .. ... A. Woodyr.rd, Pt. Pl.; :\fn. Rober1 lom; .. ' , VISIT IH SYRACUII Mr. and Mrs. Wllli:lm Barnett I • 1/ ~· " . ' 1 1 1 · : ' 'I ,.. :. I . '" . .An·llli...rtant,llt$rott'Qt•ntr ~ed esJeeldb tar sa::-tll! eonvenience. Ttf·Su~· in tlie·new NO-F'Uss·~l?tl t.dar•. See·if yau d'on'h~ree. · · · ·~ I~H-tlfe children dan ttlai\Ue' aton:e.~tb.oW ttlit._,otfiJillilng, ' • • > • • .. •, ., ,. I ' - t / .] ' th!Spe,ekage~'l'hati'S'Wl'lySuhbeMlsti~fiesherlongertllddnw. • ' r • ' ' \ • • ; •1 You ••W.d Ur ~'Adi noW! SunMM hail d~ ~ ~Y nftl<i. · .ern, coii.venierit breati p&~~ge,.th& ~;;s ~-Buy it~ ~clay and: every dap ~t~s !~~11 at. your. ~~ fio\t! . '\·. ~ ., >.~- (• ' < , ). ., r:! ! ll!i~ two" fMIDddtUthter.s. '''Crt' vlolton of M'r. an 1 ~. lro " �" t ! " 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July .21, 1958 · The·Pride 01 Athens ;.Finsterwald Holds Golfer's Best Dream: Top Professional 1 ~· .' ... 4 \~ ·..., ' . '. ,ly \.EO H. PETERSEN , HA·VERTOWN, Pa. <UPI)- H.(l ' dad wantc:d htm to be a lawyer, but Dow Flnsterwald wa-s glad to· day he decided to bHumc a prL'~1essional ttclfer. For he won the PGA goat championship with 11 pressurized par·busUng round in a head to Lead battle wtth old Slammm' Sam Snead, and 1t P.nablc him tCI beat out Billy Cuper by tw< .strokes for one or tho most cov eted UUes in tbr busint>ss. In addition to wmning the f1rsl place money of "'500 - raunnz his money winnings th1s year to e,2li,t23 and makmg the l~tal $102.000 during the past four yearsthe triutnph Sunday l"'uk Finsterwald out of ''the bridesmaid class." Broke The Ice '1 sure was hred Jf bemg ·r bridesmaid!' 11a1d the sm tlm g good natut·ed 28 ycar-o'd pro (rum Athens, Ohto, alter ~~<: 31 ·36·-67. three undror par, gave h1m a 27'1 R.nd a two stroke vJctory O\et Billy Casper 111 the 40th annual PGA tournC"f Snead flipped 111 third plac~. rour str~ttes off the pace. It markecl ughth arut ninth holes Snead cul that margin to one stroke when FmsLerwald bogeyed the 11th, bul then Snead really we nt to pieces He bogeyed tM 12th when h( three·putled from 45 fe"'t and then double bot;eoyed the J3t~ by thrct" putting Rilain-from Ctlht feet. That Wet It That turned out to bP the end uf Snead. Meanwhuc, Cilspet made a game run to close the gap, bul wasn't qutte up to tl Ht!l closing round 35-35-70 lett mm at 278 Snead's 35-38--73 gave htm ~ total of 280 and third place money of $2,400 Casper won $3,500. Jack Burke, with a fmal round ~10, whtc~ mduded an eagle, fmishcd fourth wtth 281. r.,r bnc :t were U S Open champ1on Tom my Bolt, Juliu..s BortJit ?nd Ja , Herbert w:th 285's. At 287 wcrf' Mtkc Souchak, Pork} Oliver anU Buster Cupil while Doug Foro , Bob Rosburg and Art Wall fmts l ed at 288 Racine Winner Twice Saturday Flnstcrw:-.'d's ftr:ol tournament victory Sln(.'f! he wou tbe Turson Open, Febru ary, 1~7 Fin1terwald was two stroke s behmd Snead and one stroke b1• Little Lc11.guc muke·UP games t;md Casper starting the fourtt Saturday saw doublchchdcrs Wit.! nnd final round b<'forc a rruwd lhe Rcdlegs, the PirateB and a.. t~f 14,000 which Jtlmm cd the Linn rcch Cnuntry Club course fo • cme as principals Wh~n the flr mg wa~ over the Rcdlegs had Sund~ty's final round. ~roppcd two, the Pll'atc:; had spli ' . By the time th~y fc nchcd the turn, the good • lookillg FuL'l tcr- .-.nd Racin:! Look two, •,nt of them wald was two strok4"s m front or u 1-o squenkor in an extra lnn1n2 over the Pirates. In Make-Up Tilts KNOTTS UPII{HSTERING Free Eltamates, Delivery 1113 lov. Avo. Phono 13J4 GALLIPOLIS, 0. In that game In the seventh Ra cmc's Btlly Ours, Br~u·e Beegle and Stev.., Cleland lej off with back lo·back sinJies, Our11 seorlni to end the gaJtlc. It h.ad b<!en a l.lrilliant duel between Frank Basnett and Willie Blaekwrll for the Pirates ~nd Howard .Johnson a01t Larry Pnct>, rclle\'ing Jn the 7th ' rrlce picked up lib &ccond wih of the dav in rr.licr 11s he went o;ll the WRY ((our Innings) to beat tht Rcdlcg~ earlier th'lt same af· tenoon. l&acine vs. Rcdlcgs - Called aftlr:r four Innings 1/!llh Racine ii. head 13-0. Red legs h~d one h!r, a alnglc by Werry . Top Raeln. hitters, Johnson three (or .foul', 11! 1lnsles, an,d P~;:~anuts W1cklin.: with a •in11:le and doublt·. · Pinlea vs. Redlc&s .-- Top Plr· ' hitters were Mcnc'1inl with ~< stnsle and dou~le, Willie Black well a burner and d'>ublc, and Sha•lecn, two singles. Fur the Red lcMI, Spencer hod a homer in the third. RedleR& 000 ~ - 0 I 1 Horine . . . . 333 1-13 10 o Flnlnw (LP), Smith (2) and Wer· ry Price und Bailey. PtrP:tcs . . . . . 000 000 0-0 3 1 SPOTS FROM SPILLS REMOVED When opllled foodo mar the appearance of your clothos, send them to Ul for quick removal of every spot and alaln. H 0 ME LAUNDRY CO. We Wuh Et'OI'l'ihllii But Tbe Bab' Socond II. - folldillopert, O. Raemc . . 000 000 I- I 6 1 Baonell, W. Blackwull 151 (LPI and Menchini. Johnsl)n, Price (7) (WI') and Dalley. Ru~lcgs . , 001 00- I 4 ~ Pir.tes .. .. 011~ :14-14 B 2 Werry (LP), Phalln (41, t'lnla• (~) and lllffle. Shasteen (WP!, Me..,hlnl 131 ond Menclllnl. Bai· nett (3). ----- AUSTRALIAN WINS IN TINNI$ TRAVEMUENOE, Gormany UP1 - Mervyn Rose of Au .. tralia 4\IOr. tho men's slnglr..s title 1n PI) lntcrnathn~al t1.1 nnls tourmtment here Sunday, while Erika V<Jllmer of Germany won lhe. wumfl n's lllle. N. W~ .COMPTON, 0. D. orto•n·aJn ' .... CHn llreel, Pw.IINJ OIPet 8 - t le U, I te I, ICitltll.II N- .. 'l'!lln.l Philip Sporn won the Bend SoftbaU Tournament on Satur· day night with • 9·6 victory over the Kalaer Aluminum team. AI the same time Lakin toot third place honors In the meet I with a 5-4 win over the Point Pleasant Retailers. SPORTS DESK IFir"' eonte&t Sporn the took championship a z-o lead in the SOC· Gerold Clark, iil'anojer of ond ·inning when GP.ne Hesaon wa1 Sporn team. · In btl by a pitched ball, Nellon Rouah The llne &«<ns: smgled, and ccnterfielder Bobby CONSOLAtiON GAMI Lliyne of the Koiser team dropped RotaUero toil 000 0-4 4 1 Jack Johnson'c long fly ball. Both Latin .0+10 000 1--' 10 2 lr CI<ET TANNEitiLL A call is being issued for at least 10 or 12 more youngsters ages 6 to 9 or 10 in Middleport to turn out for "sUck ball." Managers of the four teams now playl'ng twl·ce. a week fl'nd themselves shorthanded for one reason or another-family va• cations or just plain failure by a few to appear. The program is highly successful so far. It will continufl in· to the first week of August and then lay down its bats as will the little league •nd POllY leagues. -•nor I In Pomeroy little league managers have carried on a "" eague program of "B" squads playing against each other Some team rosters number high in the 20's and the answer to lhe problem of keeping the extra boys busy has been found that w~y. It has called for a lot of extra work by the adult supervtsors but they have nsen to the challenge magnificent· ly. The score remained tied until the soxtb when Cricket Searl.. wos sale on an error, went to oeeond el Ci'hark, considered a cinch to be on the All-Star team of :m d t hen to "'l'ur d when tb e t hrow th MS e OUt em Association, didn't make it. During the week irom the leltriclder went wdd. He ~layers were chosen he was on the shelf with inJuries, and scored on Jack Johnson's sacriJUst before that he had struck a painful batting slump. hce fly. Sporn we• t ahcad 6,• .1n t \o.•• sev· Go od news has come from Birmingham, however, where la•le last week Mel cracked his batting ills with two double in enth as Dorwln Clark smgled and 8 a close victory against Nashville I went all the way around vthen the · ball went through the lcftf•elder. 1 The power men rcall.v began 1 hlttmg m the moth to score three C h AI C'l oac ex I o 1B the full-time lifeguard serving at the runs and pu: the game on Ice. 4th·H Camp hat Cante~s' Cave~, Jackson County. Mrs. Cilo and Browme Muore singled and went e1r daug ter also IS •taymg at the camp, making for the to "cond en an error. He 9Cored family a pleasant summer vacation interlude. The camp open· on Gerold Cluck's smgle. Rorwln ed last week. Clark smgled and then Wyllie Da· Swimmers in the Middleport pool last Thursdav vis hit a !eng fly ball to score · t F . 'N' h . ' Gerald Clark. Dorwln Clark scored 1 evemngs a ami y Ig t were not qmte as plentiful as the on Gene Hmon's slnale. two weeks before. So no new attendance record was set. W1th two out In tho ninth Kal• There was a )IOOd ·~·son. though. er put to~eLher three atrolght hits Cool evemng atr. , by ·Bobby L•ync, Steve H;rkala, and Mac McFarlen too score two , Ug more runs Pomeroy s new basketball coach, Ed Brookover, has not Jack Johnson started on the arrived In town yet. His prospective learn members are anxi· mdoundhfor Sporn but WOI rehev· ously awaiting first sight of him "sea'r"t t eLos&e<ondhmnllndg by Crlckeldt S id · es. mg ur c WBB Gera a one recent1y: "We haven't seen him but I hear he Is Kelly, who went all the way for blg aqd real toug!l." Kaiser and gave up ten hill. Kal• Incidently, I saw Bruce Zirkle in the Middleport swimming er collected eight hits, one off pool recently. He looks pt least two Inches tailer than last Jan Johnaon and seven off Searles. uary when he dunked 11 of 14 attempts from 30 to 35 feel In the conaolatlon game for away against Racine. No one who saw that cage battle ever ~bll'd place, Lllk(ln broke a H tie r,an forget his feat m the llottom o tho seventh when Or J . H th ,' Bobby Nelson walked, stole see.umor aw orne s 27 points against Logan, to win by ond, went to third on a pa88Cd , Ctlo/sCanters Caves Lif-eguard Muni~ipal They Hear He's 'Bt"g And To h one pomt. , ball, and •cored on :an infield out. Pomeroy s season last year was fantastic. Those two sup· Following Lhe l[jlme, trophle.B erb and unexpected pel'!ormances by Zirkle and Hawthorne were awnrdcd teams and pliyers were samples. of the top three teama. Tho L. C. C"'~ Rouah Menlorlal Tr9P~l. .!"a• I U Op awarded by Mrs. L. C. Ro~sh to L"k:e 8 IIS/n A mna. Sh Mtlton Lambe!'!, Meigs County's candidate for grid stardom someday 0~ the Wlsconsm campus, and in the learned circles ot the med1ca1 rrofesslon, is uke a bun in a china shop on his ~~fis~er job w1th the Roush-Layne Packing plant in Letart !~formation Inside says Lambert, like Bob'Wilson, is a top worker, With ali th~lr brnwn. "But you never can tell what's going to happen," It is said, "They just might knock over a slack of baskets accidentally and never know they touched a thing. u B Y the -.:ay, Milton hns received a letter to report for var. slty grid dnlls In September at Wisconsin. Included were min· ute instruc!ions about how to get into good physical condition. This dQesn t guarantee Milton a place on the squad. 11 does -'· hi au th o...e man opportunity to fight Cor a berth. And Jim Barton, 6·5 at 240 pounds, will report Thursday morning at Western Maryland Campus to try out with the Baltimore Colts. He f~otballed at Marshall, Bainbridge Nav· a! Base, a.and Little Creek Naval Base champion from Aust,hn, ad~•· d the men's !!Ingles title In the 111 · ~ere Blll Dana of Murl~tta, driving Kenny King's stock car No. 14 at Torch . Saturday night led the modUlod feature race lor 19 of zo lapo nnd lost In the 20th and flnul round to Bud Chaddock of Parker<burg. Klnll _ltld Dana's brakeo went . o~t ln ' tbc IOC~nd lap h1mdicapping him on tla ontcllng , lnlo tennis to h!S lmpi'M!SiVO lilt of !u~ II low II f4,2f per pl. While Onlf. liST QUALITY INTIIIIOI PAINT liiiW ll f4.49 per pl. Complete «~lor ~ . ' ' ' I ' " If ' of the cellar. Playing on• or the on'y two m• jor lrague games scheduled, th• Redlegs oro In, three·\"Y tie f" 1" 1 wit h r •tts burah •""• Los A11 geles, neither of whom play to to eopltallze 00 a three game victory otreok Saturday when they !oat I• St. Louhl, the Redlegs were beaten ugaln Sun· da}~•ling s·r· ANDIN~"IS . \Jl VIC• ' 1 1 1 arm ~~~· last yell' pitched a Bunning, a 25-year.old fire- tw~ ·• hitler as l!le Blltlmoro from Southgate, Ky., pll<tl· ~~ !IGWlled tho Clovellnd In· tho first no • hitter of the dio._, 3-2, In 10 Innings. 11 wu United. Pms lnhlmitlwt' ' ' ' s.tu~4;ey't IMviH ,l Garrett; LakiD-L Patteroon and the peak performanee of a day 1!07 Sleven' :mth homer rav~ Slarllng. morked b18erisallooal hurling. the W~shlDllton Senaton a 5,4 Bullll,lng, •· 20-game \vinner last ytctQif'lllet Dick Donovan pitch· CH~IQNSHIP GAME season who got olf to a bad start od the Clileago White soz to a Sporn ' 02;•00110$-9 10 0 thlo year, hurled hlo mutorplec:e 4-3 dedolon in tho other major Kailer 1 004 000 IJ02...8 88 to give tho Detroit Tleon a a4l loque :OCtlvlty. Batteries: Sporn .:.. Johnaon, vlcto17 over tho 1 Boston 11et1 sOi ' · 'Soarlea <Will, and D. Clark; Kals- In the lint pme of Snnda)"• or- Kcll.v and,l"'lller: doubleheader. Only tl!reo bot~• ~ ·· ·~ roa.ebed base .. the Red aol , ;11 ~ auffered their nrat no-bitter , at ·· ,. . -' . ,... . P'eDWif Pork olneo !926. ' '' '' A U, 1911-pounder, who once · boaoted he !mew how to handle ..• , , Ted WUllii!DI, Bunning completed A ' ' ·.' hi& ml8terpleeo bJ rellriDII !he . :· : 00 great lied Sox slug.er on s Ill' 1 to rl&ht field. He struck out 12 . . ·~ All OVA gameo were rained out battqo, lncludln& Gene Stepben· Sunday and IIOJ&Y diamonda prom- and, Ted Lepcio. in the ninth, t iBed a Ilk! treatment for sthedul· take over the American Loaau . ' ' ' ~ ed P-ony League games tOnight. strikeout lead with 1 • .aoon tot>! 1o know whAt a mlraele It fi · · · ..,..m ~~-the • · -. R·' . , o1 101. . "", J"'.. .... '4D" W1J•WJaw:oacmes IJarry Morrlaon said No fewer than Ill other b,urlers atriclcen faee ·of a child who how,~ver, ir iht ~•ined no more aft- t~ed in porlormancea t that· must . - . bai~ upoveneu,lmow• er noon, ed "oweep the water hove hod slllll!en wondertn• . , illi lll)iy violence and pn'vaoff the infl~ld and act some sand h h • tion ... a ebiRd II'-" d w et er Ford Frick hod aoeretly ... a ,..,._,.,.11 r:::•;:m~~~~:l~o~:s~ to,:~:i ordered the return of the dead prpba!led folir-~d· ~· make the other diamond• plo•able. boll. ' Hli 'bad lost thell' • At Los Angelea, 17~ fans Jiveo parenta otrugg!iq for freedom. The schedule oollllor the Jets were ll'eoted to the rare •tsht of Wbentheboywaahrouchtto at the Indiana, Orlolel u Colonels a ohutout In the Coliseum when an Cli'P~••• .;... 0 ••-. b (Middleport) and the 'rlaero at Ra· Johnny Podrea ~·tchcd a four· .of-~ ~""' '( cine. hitter th't gave the Dodeers a f'~~ reliiiJ?~ 6-o derision over the Ph~la rith ' •• were Jcj-:1' Phillie&. Tbe win lifted the DO'tl· ~Jed~:.:,!~ toweeld-~.J! 1Jt: QO gers out of the NL cellar for the .., •....,_. ._,..,. J . first time olnce May 12. ') At New York, Whitey Ford ~Wlday'th widhe' •· n!Ot. turned In a five-hitler as the New e ' toy. Slowly hll • r · ·· York Yonkees 1hutout tho Kansas eyN" tened-tmd a 1111118 City Alhletla, 8-0. The Yankees bean to l!fOW at the eomera b• . won the opener, 3-1, on Yogi ofltiJ mouth till he was ariJt• Plttsburilb Pirates baseholl.l<:~~ut llerra's lOth-inning homer. Iring happily. ·• ', Jim Vennori of RuUind aald to. At Cbleago, Warren Spahn ~ make ther -n.o day a trY·out camp •4•1 achool •Is "fOred his 12th victory of the GU ~b .-':"!' heine hold In Hunttnglon, w. Va. year, striking OUI IIO batters .. ' crow _ .. ,cont uttl!l ~ t9day and Tneadoy for,areo )'OUibO lhe lllllwaukee Braves shaded the ~ -:~,.:!th'a O\'Eli;o blot Chicago cu~. 4-2. The win kept • -..,-18 d 21 h0 h an "' • avo pro- the Brovoa a h•lf game behln~ 1eu•onal b:lloball ambitions. tho first . plooo San FranciJCo PIIOtlltANT ' . ') Tbe school Ia b'ln~ ~el.d at )Dco Glanll, who beot the Plttsburah 8h'"! Our Surpluo AJIIIIII \ Park on the md to• 0harleiton Pirate~ 7 · 3, for their olxth C&TMOUC hom HunUn(ton. Jtm •ts allialln& atrylfbt win. lll$hopa• CldlhlnO COIIooUon' Joe ]Iowen '"d Ray $p~akor llso 'irnold Portocarrero, a aore ;:.;:;~L .. · . will be on bond. SeislohJ are rro., "'!'IM' D a.m. to 2 'p m NJJMEGEN, Holloni {UP[) _ UJA R F nd Boy• rire to 'brin1 ~~~lr own un· Rita Van Velzen, IG . year , old · eoouo u lform and peraonal ~ ,eq.uipmtmt Dutc~ fWimmlne star, ret a ne1v ~~~~~~~~~[ and mu.st ps7 tbelr Oi\'.\ oxpeneos world record of 1:12.3 for the wo· unle11 .alened. In thai' c1se the men's IOD-moter bockstroke money : wlll be re(und~d: . , Boy• may attend one or both '""Ions, Vennorl Aid~ I;',R 'w·I IC'' nED.. s·MILE OVA _J:..:..Iule ocnru Flooded Out Jn s day ShOWerS Q·a· 0..W? St. Loulo 3 Clnel~notl 1 Mllwaukoo 4 Chk... 2. Lll AngolK 6 l!ldledoltlhla a Son Proncloco .7 Pllllburth S Tu-y"o Gomto Chleago al l'inclnnoU, nltht ""s Angolel ot Plttebureh, nleht St. Loul1 ,>t M!lwa\lkel>, night San Fran. at Philld~lpblo, rilght AMIR!CAN LiAGUI . w. 30L..... 118 .11119 47 41· .1134 II ' 14\i 181i ,47- ,<I'll 18 • · wein~ l!.owery, aell, and Karon and Kate Vaughan, Ric5irtl Mafga~t Sauer, .t · nte Bachn•r, a 8 m6~tt> • wc··e. Marv·n Johnny Jim Wll· Sberl1l!il ::'!.!:.u Trvout !:)_h. } B'!P.mg ' He}d Jn 1:-~~Btareau~·o~ AT'itt Ful "· end K~n Eb· %,.-;' a Huntm'aton·Area )luf. ~lloble to "at• e:'z Rlqrtda bowib 1 Cline, Md Mrs, "!""" 7 /}.~ L.... ·.!.' "L.,,··. -#- -~ : WI "'"f:ii Mlfi!IIO .~ ~ •I, , ' c {A , . , )_ - .':..& day, 3·1 by St. Louis ao.Sam Joneo struck out 12 Rcdleg lt.alterJ. Tbe 12 otrikeouta a•ve Jonu mojor leaKUe strikeout ;ta,dtr, 124 £or the sqson and mltl'lhed tht 'l11fi(, . . ' 1 • " toward I!Jlrd IJilnll Tom Aekor to ~tend'Jn ~e third run. Guo Bell; lopploe RcdleJ hltle•o wllh two 't~oublea ond a alnrlc drove fn '1!1• lone Clncl"'!"tl "!" In tho f6'Ul111 With a l,...hae..r P•ll third after a dnuble by Ed Bailey. AT N • . 'i ' 4 ' 1 ' • " . ·.:. ' · • ' ·· ·• ', .. · , '' .,. ' ' . ;;,it~ · ~ ~ :Mini 4 , , . r ,A i~ · ~ "::~, ~--M---r' 1 tii'O' alit · . . .. ' 11 _.1 . II CAll! Mlftlhlr La&M ..,.,.,., ,.,.,_,l·... , •·!! i 10:87 ·,~ .. 1 -" ... .. 18... 1 4UO · 'f t, ' ,1 J · 1 ·~u ,E. . ',, M.lb s. .!j!H(!NE· 117 {. Iii~ " assisted· by her iii tw~ s;;;.l.;;, tlir Silver eblel •• ''Lee's Silver Duke" aii'dl Dol's "Golden J.!l>"' sfa..lntl for 1•tvlee at our farlll. P<arV Willl•mf; P<inl'!loj'-Hottl&o;,. vllle' Rllaa, 004-Y. Hil'lllc' . ~ ,' ..... '--..... . .. . . lnSUT!)nce -~--- Barn.,:.SbJil!O•A lnsn.-.oee ~~~~~· MlildleJ1ort ·1fr•, &•V.mobU~o. I!Ond~ Phone !mJI.J. 11-20-11 - • il ' ~~ (aourr lice' l'l'otefllon. Llle, A~to; lire, Pono: OaD· Dot Mill!. Mt~dl~ort: Onlo. - ·~ ': ·.,~ . -·. high, allo bY Jonea Juno 6 ••ainst the Phllll.,, Junea aloo had two -Its, olmoat doublln• blo aeaoon tollll of three ond dro;oln the lui cardinal run Tbe Co:dloab did ollthell ocor· •ng In the fourth Jnnlng. Slnll•• by Stan llualol, Ke~ Boyer, Wolly lloon a~d Curt Flood, ana a walk chased loser Brook& Lowrenco with the boses looded alllltw• runa ln. •. ' P-t........ Ill ohlrao~ ~-.. lo ' t""" ' ' .l iP~.~ llllllJiOl to PI'. OI!IIPt 'lpan.~·..l" .' St. Loula I 'Clilcln111tl a Mr. nnd Mrs Douglu Circle ar.r! MltwaukM :I' Chi~ 2 daughter , Sue and Florence Clrcl•' Sin fr~nclsc:o .5 PltttMI'1h 4 visited Mr . and Mrs, Roy Book- Philo. 6 Lll AntOIH 2 N · Suftda'(l ltMdltl A man and family of Btlchtel Sun 1~81 !mglby~nf ..-....t Jone1 then beat 0\lt a driiJbitr CARMEL 11ADIMAGHIR SPARS LOS ANr.ELES (Ul'l) crowd-..9t 11.1Qre th~n 3,500 watched day. ~.cavywats!its Pete Rndemachel Dorothy 8U1h of ·Splller spent ltnd Zora Folley box three round,, the weekend wllh Lind' Circle. with sparring partner:; Sunday 111 Mr. and Mrs. Hsymnn Barnih • publle cxhlbltlQn ut piymp' and aonl of Lincoln !Ieight& oper.. Auditorium. The\ two mEet in « Sunday cvonlng IO·round nationally tol<Yisod bout Dean Qrlni<er. with Mr and Mrs. t,ore FrldoJ, Jllly 2a. Mr. and Mra. Georao Clrole anu '. ~OOPIR WINS S!NGLIS dauchter ol P!u,..oy •pent Sull· DUESSELDORF, Gormyny iUPll nay alle!noon with Mr•. ~ llao']' - Aohlo)' Cooper, tho Wlm~ledo,l CirCle. , bailer' Bunmng ' • ' ' PI'tcL·-ID No·H"tt · ' At B Red sox I er . ' oston give them undisputed possession season'S pre,vious lea,cues one·Jamt defeateri too faal heat after !eadJng that event most of the way. CINCINNATI CUP!) - · Tbe Cin· dnnati R•dlcgo could be •ure or •t least one result rroto tonight's game with Chicago here. It w!!l either put them in -slxlb place or UnltH Pr111 ln,.rn~tiOMI Luis Ayab or Chile, 5·7. 6·2, 6·4 NATIONAL LIAGUI ' 8.fl, Sunday. w. L, Pet. San Franctaoo 110 38. 1188 Mllwau~oe 48 3'1 .1185 II Chicaao 48 44 .511 5 St Louis 41 43 .488 7 Mrs M~"r Blank vis!ted W1lter Philadelphia 39 44 "'I •• .470 •- 8\1 9 Eva an d 5odle Archer Wednesday Plttoburgh1 ' •41 ., - .8 n ·488 Rev. and Mrs. L R. c11 rmichael of Loa Angc ea · Jncksonvllle Ohio called In lh• ~lnclnll•ti ~ 48 .~ 9 tortes tllill year when " e· RedJ egs.Sore Of 0ne Thing Tom!i • h'l: ... Either 6th Place, Or Spot fn Cellal tournament turns. Dantt also took secol'td in afternoon. liST QUALITY EXTI!IIOII PAINT In the thil d inning the Sporn men added two more' runs ao Son· ny Haggerty wos safo on an error and Gerald Clark walked. nagger· ty scored on : Davis singlebeat by Dorviln Clark Wyllls out a bunt to fill the baaea and then He.\son walked forcing in (\ereld Clark. Kaiser tied 1t up in the bottom of the third when Ray sanabury walked,Loyne Gene Pickens Bobby walked. oingled, With and the bases filled, steve Hirk3la olngled to store Sansbury and Plckeno. Lliyne scored on a smgle by Mac McForlen. The fourth run came aero" when H~rknla s<ored on Gerald Kelly'• fly b>ll. Cl ark Pulls Out 018atting Slump tt>rnntlor.al > ' Batteries: ltetlller&-Carr and major league aeaspn Su~day in Partotarrera'• ninth win. Hesson and Roush seored. Need MOre StI'ck 8a/J P/ayefS Brakes Go Out' · Dana Loses Race ,, Sporn Captures SoftbaiiJToUDipinent . The'Dailg8entln~J Snead, u Sammy bogoyed t h e '' I ; " ' A. l 1\;Wr .. ' 'I Lot ~100 on Mi111lerry He!lhll, Pomeroy. CaU' 8149-Y. 7-iD.fltc IS NOT P.LL �• J I t ,.•• i Kapteinas,Have DaugJiter'Born /nAurOt-a,/11. Fund-Raising Plans Studied Here For New Youth Camps At 2Ohio Locat>lons l\lr, and Mrs. Cb•••• Kapte>na. Jr., 33~ River St. Aaron, Illinois, ue announcing thP. birth of a daugllter Tuesday, July 15th The new baby weighed 6 lbs. 14 • ' .WJI/ing Wor~ers 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., July 21, 1958 The Oa!lv Sentmel e Plans were discussed for raising money- for new youtk ca!llls at Loudonville and Wihnington, when the Young Adult cla.S of the Pomeroy First Baptist church and their families met Frld'y evening at the church for a meeting and homemade ice cream supper. Mrs. Leroy Rusche!, president was m charge of the meeting which opened 1\itb praver by Mrs Ralph C Zundel. It was LoeWe Howldaa . . • • • • . •• • . • •. . Polld!roy SodMy Edllor announced that Rev. Edwin Lauriault would speak at the church next Sunday, July 27. IJ,yltU Bke .. .. .. .. . • . .. .. .. . Middleport Sotleb Editor lt was voted to 11ell prayer nap. kins as a money makmg project and Mrs. Zundel was named to order the napkms Plans were made for a hamburg fry at the Middle- port park in August. Home made ICe cream, cake and coffee were rerved at the close of the meetmg to the Rev and Mn Ralph C. Zuadel, Mrs Jean CarBon and son", 'Mr.l! Frankhn Hud· son and children, Mr. and Mra Guy Cowan s.nd family , :Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Bad~y and daughters, Mr and Mrs Orval Wiles and family, Mr. and Mrs Leroy RU8ch· el and Mr and Mrs Calvm SimpSOli and son 4-HClub Asked T0 Meet Tuesday Wedding tleld In Bradbury Church 01 Ch fiS' t 0 nSundoy WOS 8eauf'l. lrU IE ven t Middleport Society · Amon( those attending the Col- Misll Shaf(ll1 Roush, ElSter of the I --MI'A. Lewis Koehler Sr and other br&dC' wu thr maid of honor Her a tangerine f ummer cotton with relatiVA!J over the week end. ({0\YTl, Wlll!i slmdar to the bride's, I white iiCCe~ortes and wore the Mrs UUda Sp~rks of Muon l•ohioncd afler tlw 8'ffie tines. of corsogc !rom ber bridal bouquet. Mn Lee McComas announced spent Sunday w1th her daughter, this morning tllat there will be a p:tle pipk. lli.lr aecesso,:Ics werl! MrJ. J.Imes Ingles anc.! fannly on t ht 1 t 9 white and she won~ a white carna 1 South Second St 1 1 mcc ang otn(l~row n g o tlon corso.ge p. m. o( the ~hddlcpart Wide·A·I Everett FQreman of Mason, W )ir~ 6rold Voglcsong and 1 Wake 4 H Club, at the home of va pcrlormed the dulles of best daughter, Melinda Ann, of lr,mton, Marll)'rt Swau on Lincoln Str~ct mu~, while Lee Roush. b:-other of have b~en tfm guests of her parAll mttmbcrs are asked to bnng the bride anrl Ev<'rett lluchael, lhc John Thcmas returnrd hom~ cnts, ~fr <~rt<l Mrs John Allen aU thc1r book• and sewmg to be bride'~ coUIIIII, were ushers. Fwlav C'f~ning from Universll > Knopt:J, IIYIE'II St Sh~ came at this fmishcd For her daughter's weddmg , Mrs Hospthl .:nd IS convRle-.rmg nlcl!· t1mc becaust• of the illness of her U wu: abo announced that a Roush chose a lavendar dacron ly. He wtll retnr n to the hospital father, Mr Knopp M1ss s:~ 11 Yschaa1, who spent t be meetmg at the McComt~s home dress w1 th a PIea t ed sk .trt She m two wtrk11 for a <'ll<'lk up Mr. Dnd Mrs Orien Wlnce nnU wee k CP d m o o1umb Ui as aucsts will 1m hell! Thursd11y en ning at wore tl DC11•· acceasones an d her cor • earns t tons. Thc '-On or Mmcs!len, P'l were lh<.' o1 her 11ro t•r;er·m· · 1aw ~:anu, s...,tcr, •• 7 to ' llrrangl.! for Judging day sage wt~s or PInA , th bl weekend gt csts of Aml ::-cw Grue~ d h S d ld b wh1ch will be held Friday morn- r cgrnnm s mo er wore a ue was accompnme c.mc un ay by elivlng Room mg at 9 30 at the home o1 Mrs. sdk street length dress with black er and other relative!~ her nephew, Ricky Koehler, who McComas accessories and also wore a pink Mr anrJ Mn Leroy Bnchtel of will VIsit her fer several week!! eBedroom eKitchen carnation corsage Ft Myers, Fla, ~ml Mr and Mr~ Miss Ellen Shadle of Mentor, Cllltll Thuro4oy AltontThe ctremony was preceded by Carl Rtg~J of Columbcs arriverl Oh1o, and \1Jss Karen Beattie or oz and hna bcea n!II 1Hd Donno~ s ,,,,gram of nuptial music by this morning to spend the dlt Leon, W. VJ, have br-cn t,::uesta of Jean Th.e Kaptemali hol.\'e 3 aons, Mr1 Paul Wmn, who used the with Mrs Wendell Bctzing. Mr. and Mrs Lawtence Bing this David, Denms and Darrdl Grand !!election, ''Melody of Love", Raymond E~lste n rcturnod week 1 Mrs Bmg in the aunt of parents are Mr. and M1 11 CharleJ "Wedding Prayer" and "Beeausr" hoP.'lc Satu:day &Iter a two week'l Mi~s Shadle and Miss Bel'.ttie KRptcina, Sr, Mr and Mrs. Ro)l and the hadJtional "Weddmg visit with his daughter and son Ronald Mlller and Ernest Holder of Aurora Grc:!l t · grand :March In law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonan1 Bowles, both graduatcs"of the Mid· parents are Mr and )Irs lsalah A n•cephon was held ot the Russ, Clevpland dleport High School class of 1957, On the Brlghleal Comer Sm1th of Pomeroy, M:s Nelh ~ church Immediate!.¥ folloWing the Mlss Ev:lyn Fick lert Saturday enli!ted In the U. S Army, and Droper of California. Great great ceremony. As5tstlng at the bride's for a visit m Clleveland w1th Mr. nrc stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. In Middleport ~ rondmDlher Js Mrs Ims L Smith table, centered With an arrange and Mrs Leonard Rusl! Billy Rice, the nme year old Pomeroy. ment of .shilded gladiolus In a Mr and Mrs Phtl MP.Inhart and son of Mr nnd Mrs. Denver H1ce, low conUuuer with tall tapers on IJUI!.!Its, M:-. and Mra Elmer W. has both fe et In a east due to a lac~ cloth with the three tiered Smith or Wooster, av"nt Sund,a·t Bilateral CaP1wcll Fobt Plastic w~dlng cake and the punch OOwl, in Huntington, W Va, with reb · surgery, performed at the White FQR TOPS IN SERVICE were Miss Phyllis Eberabach and tives Cross Hospltr.l, June 27 He will Mlu Carolyn Slllon. Mr. and Mrs. Dever Diggcrstn{' r~port bi.!ck ttl the attendJng phy. Also assit111ng • the dl1lng and family of Lakeland, Fla , ar'' ..,Jcian, Dr. Judson Wilson, July 31 room wel'e MtH. Brad Hudson and the gucsta or her p·uenl!l, M· to havo the caMs removed and new Mrs Joe Slason Uilll Ebersbach and Mra Eddie Smlth and Mr onea pet on $25 to$1000 prealded at the punch bowl while and Mrs Richard Rupc. Mr. and Mrs Charles A Brad· MIR8 Sinon sctved the cuke. Mrs Harry P. Smith, Mrs. C. F bury, who were m Columbus this Pron1pt l<>ans for The a:uost list mcluded Mrs. Tomplr.lna, Mrs Rob~ Warner week end to nttend the American Cora Wilcox, Cheshire, and Mra. l:rs. Jed Weblter and Mra. Ponj lAI&ion Stute Convention, stopped vacation trips Joe Pblllip.l! of Rutland, grand· Hysell returned heme Friday eve Ill CluillCot:1e for their d11ughter, and ~ther worthy molhcrs of tbe groom; Mr•. George ning rrot)'l Lancaster ~~;here the} Suzanne, whc. accompanied them 1wnmer. expellia. Slaon, .Bradbuty, graodmo\her of ilttended tl1e Method1 ..t School or hom"! after r.pendlng the week the bride M1 and :.Irs Carl Hy Missions with hu unci" and aunt, Mr and acll of Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. AI· Mr and Mrs. C. F. Tompkms William Kitchen (Mnry lane l\.allfllndy, Manacer' rred Yc11uger of MinernJlle; Mr. left SundJ." for a three weeks Vfl 1Yc>un/1) and daughter, Debbje. 3110 W. Seetlllftt.- Phone: 432, l'oDieroJ and Mrs Guy Swadley and grand- cation at Lakes1do Til ,~· will b1· Mrs. Lewis Sauer lr. and family daushtcr, Shilnna, of Langsville; joined thc:r fOr a wc>!!k by Mr spent tile week end In Columbus Rev. JUcbard Dolton of Glouster, ond Mn.t John Bayliff of Crider ~ as gucr..ls of her sister while 11-ir Mrs Clarenei) 1\.lurray, Mrs. Paul YUle and Chrlltopher Tompkmll Sauer attended the Legion ConvenWinn, Mts. ElUs Lambert, Mrs. who h;~.a been the guest u! the BaJ tlon. Brad Hudson, Mrs. Joe Siuon and lltf's for the past we'!!t. Mr. and Mr.s. Wilham Wlfrncr daushter, Cnrobn, Mr and Mu. Mrs Bertha A.llia ~ntered Hot and children, Jimmy and lay, !vtreU Mlchnel, ,Patty Ann, Paula &er Hosp1tnl Saturday ~s a med1· have returned from a vacation Jean, Everett Jr and John , ~~r. cal paUent. lrlp to Nnple~ Fla. The Wlmers Mrs. W H. Ketter and childrrn were gone ~ month. 1nd Mn \V F. Wilcox and son, Kelth, and Mr. and Mra. Allen of Mora:antown, w v~ , .,re guestt .Mro, Dale Uoutniilg' attended ' Routh. ~t t the home of her m ~t!ier, Mr., the AmGrlan Legian , C.onventlQO Before eolr.g away on her wed· Bertha Allll! In Columbus att a dcleaate to the J POMERO" SOCJETY FURNITURE •299· 00 BAKER FURNITURE TRAVEL 'LOANS eap.~harvest ofcompliments • d=l~na~tr~lp~~-·~~-1-de~e~ha•n~ge=d~ln~to~;;MJ~~a~nd~M~r§a~R;.~A~Tb;;om~~~·t I ·F;,e~e~neiy~~~nn~c;ti~AJWuM~I~t,cy~.~ne~ - 1amd d~u;~hter, ol PlttsburJ, Pa., are 0 her sister, Mrs. CJ BE. MONEY AHEAD! ' . j P'anlceCream Social Julr2Sth Mies Cl)nntc Morley ~r Weatou W. Va., Is the guest ol Mbs S•• Smith. · Mr. and Ill,. Albert Hoflper of Zaneav!lle VI.Slted relativn in Porn croy Saturdll)'. , Mr. and M(l. Glen Dill operit the weekend at Broo::VIIIe, Ky., and werel accompanied home b: Mr,. lJIUe Maines Wli J spent thttwo weeki with rclaUve• , • • "" 1 ' •• 1 ...... J'u;ly Selle . • "work" eut of work clothes file 'J.Ieifr,.Mu...~_ rN _ _ _ _ _ _ _lht_60o. ____ Deeote.r l'o PI'ITSBURGH UPI-Tbe ! ' industrial emplrf' ltf· the opty ~lib 111'0· ha11 10U SAW n IN LOOK AND LIFE a.none the sbtying no reply Lo paeabana d11tnct of Rh:. de Jan· 'etr'o, Brazil The wform:ttiOns, ftled w1th U S Commissioner Alexander L !deNaugheT, charged Belle and Oatwind Mth intentite trans pGrtation of "securities and mot.· e~" amounting to $62,500, ..lrau~ill,nt conversion o! these "(uhds., an(\ conspiracy. )n a separate tnformntton, Belle d~~ribed as tlie maste:-mind, was c'h'a:nced w1th interstate trans portation of a $40,000 check t•i:nbwn to be converted and ta· ~oat •. : feel comf-ble .;,hlle YCHI,Work. ltu ,wort., ~· In wal!;lng lol' the tough Sanforized .>. ' I IWIH walhet ealily • •• requlrto ltu care. .t • ' I "- ,fealultt' Jart t•nnet loops ••• anchored hllllono , , • In-proof ohlrt yolctL Buy ....,al Mil ill r- cltolc• of colo.ro. ~ntinues ~- - Afternopn ' ' . $2.$0 ' ' Jul,y Safe PANTS .. $3.50 ken by fraud." tbe FBI aaid the Y:~,&OO in\'Qitl'd f.lye dlecU aliiOU.Unt IO ••~·di'IWn-'in(' f:,e 'IWindlecloaed minUradurero Bank of ,., subllidtaries ~teiner I. J)~ges Soar .To $500 In Wrecli In Mason City y c to day .his department is re-negotia· ting contract~ with tw ) eonault· ing enginet>nng firms for a prtliminary atudy ou comt"UctJon o' a oew federal mtersute bigbway panlleling u . s 21 The firma, J E Greiner, Bat. timore, With Ohio offief'll In Medina, and Howard, NeedJes, Timmen and Bergcndoff, Cleveland reeently were rej~d by the u s. Bureau of Public Road• BPR a8 engineers for the pro jectf. · Noble said the feoieral agenry was "dissatisfied with the amount of fee they were askln~' 1 to do ,, >e}'ll •ar1d-· Pro.~~ecutor Jamc!.' M'ei1a Cuunty were commttr groundt the I.e11ues. by qtr I. ~;~~~*;~:~~~~-~~:ilndfctment 'trial to · ton· •, Yo~ .Masonites . have been mailed and dlllrl~utod Lo 4-H, FFA and mA nleljlbera an~ ·advertl"''"· ,. This year'a ..talog, Which to mimeographed, iJ B~ x 11 lnc~ea in size and lealul'el a tiulr color £y,dist"'~ In Crash Near I ' I ' An Deorsey Quit8 After\V~g ·· 1 . wMRINGTON UPI---'I'he t• inctudeo the ol Dilcher, Ad'-"---~ -.·n., Released Fr0m You're sure to get loQ of admiration ' ~le'n your dothes. We' give , when wo the whole;;fai!ltly'a wardrobe a new lease on looks' . . , ever.ythlng from motn'a pr~tty dresses - __ ...,_ for only $45,00 a ·ntonthl* Phq lntereM ........ "' 'Mir ' " . . ..,...,.... _..., ~ ..... .rn • inlbllaUoa apa'l· Jail T Parenls with uaault and battery on an Edna Schoenleb from Ba11esa elderly man in 1 dark Pomeroy and Niple, Colwnbus e:rgineerina allty Saturday nij!bl, were me' firm, addreued Lo Middleport with their Harrlaonvllle parents (COfll' to Pomerol') askmg to bt front today. advaneinJ warm considered when thal town em ,ploya an engineering firm to ' plan Ill oewmge and disposal plant system; urging in it that a combined plan oppeon to hold del~nlte odvanllges. ---- . . ·Olive Volunteers Need- T p • HOT STIEL "MIIIILIS" MO!iOMINT IILL TOKYO UPI - Now ll's Dying WASIIINGTON UPI - The steel "m!BSilE.s.'' "orkera at the House puoed bY, voice vote and Nfltelou Warehq)!Je Co. bad a bod oent to the S<dato Moodily a bl1f 11 announce· ca1e or jitters today a.11 the result, to authorize spending ol $7.&00.000 · ol II))'Sierloua ''flighU" ol bot to buUd a monument to World ' ', iteef fugmcuts into the com· War 11 deod in the Pacifle. pany'o yanl. One fo"F and a ball ~und frllltllenl to,. a 10GATHIRING 01$PIRSID itn:b bole in an iron fence. BUENOS AIRES tiP! - Pollee med tear gas to dlopme a IJ'OIIII 0011 '1'0 , HOSPITAL ol leltia!f delno.istnllnt llonday . Mils Louise Slden, .lllddleport,j nifbt in dOWIItown Buenos lifrel ~~ ourtdeal patient ,in lbe apln&t the landing ol U.S. trilops Melp General Hosp11ll in Leb.-on. • .1 W O IUJlt Volunteel'l from Chester and ouve Townshi[ll are beinl in'lited Lo wort on the road olin project Wedlleada)' •••.Pnllo July 23, allbt llltlgo County F Bureau. Las! week lfO ol&nl painted while. This week the &ttncl!iilg, lll>rtlng at B p Lalt week 110 voluntee trom OUve Tlnmsh pnaent knr.w eno thO!" to proceed 61 that ....... . The Farm Bureau Wome~'a ouncll, apoaaorlnl the pl-oje<~ lliol aomeone from OUve •!tend. AtHome, A,broad,ln Briel DEFICIT DILEMMA FACES PRESIDENT· lfioUt!, II BIJYOCI '1n "" blacfc lw Ritteoour, 81, Kln((lton, former lllo flilt half ol ' l951 with ...... mtmbtr of llie Lef(llillure and prominent Ross Councy f..-, I..., of o ICIIII f5,400.000 to dad's suits to junior:• -play togs! ' other materials for ota ,.volvinr siren purdlllod, bY who are planning to stage an aw:hon in August 1 IN~ERNATIONA.L• used b7 1.,..1 llllDI cr indlvl· duw. . -'-Heard n.., Cbfef EmeliiOii ed~tllfl' -WinJ- Hli ""' '""" · ·;,<.~:f a - - in oblainini wire aad Seeon;f Strtet to Senior mollie,. ::f.. ~Y-U:.o~::::r ~ , lhe 13 djvl- 1 dlreclor of llie- W•obin1ton dlvldod Silna\ora , waa P,tompt American or lu,y ,An - Approved a motion to have Mayor Legar and the Police De· partment work out cerum c:bang. ea on JUio Street when: ts.m.Ja.• ute parking mcten in trlltk load· lDJ zooea apparently hJnaJeap regular mOtoriatl during lbe late morulng, afternoon and evening. - Okayed a suggestion fro~ the mayor that a quantitr d~ spec1a1 park.lns permit Cft(d.a be printed in conformity witH 1 fa. c:ent ordinance. These pennih may be purebaaed f(.)l' $:10 and tile firemen. lt il )loped b) spread iJowly over Ohio today, A third youth, Ij:eith Mariti no, brinalnl ocattei'ed thundershowers 19, ebarfled wltb \he same o~ north and early-morning fog over hue In tbe court of Charles Leloutbem and central eoantiell. gar, also il in eu&tody or IUud· The wealliermoa oold the seat- lano. . . sered thundenhowers were exFrank Young lllod allidavits petted to move inlo Northellllero M:t:' against. the tril) for It Ohio ledoy in advance of llie wann trent. 'l'hundenbo!fCra during the prehended tht youths Iller ulsbt aeeoucted for m~t of the Young obtained the Ueense num•aln In Southern Ohio. Piketon rt· ber of a ear thQ U.!le4 to leave jorted on Inch of r>in. the acene of th'e indde!lt.1 cover The content of tbe catalol !ignition ol c. Leo Deoroey •• • 11 ffect It -Heard a bW read, and voted to pay l~ IO< $800 from Middle- . pert'• clerk Gane Orote lor renO. I Ia! on the Middleport OWIIed car· bqe dump ""'d by PomefO}' (18 Guy Ditch,.- and RandaU Ad· monthe renL) kins1 charged in Juvenile Court -Heard a letter read by cleric; By Unllod , _ llllomatlonal qver 700 catallliUeJ fqr the 1938 M11on County Farm Youth Fair Ex Warm.Front Spreading-Over Most Counties .r.s ,r.t:attlngly L~lv~d~~~_!!ll!cy!. the FBI, ledtrAI ba~~ exam'n· ers and the Securities and change Commission. 1 ' n:orning. Riecker ac· In· Maoo~ Manufae- In the !Ute would feet ol sis mch seWP.r tile to wtall on Breezy Heights at a priee of 25 cents per foot, the town to haul Century COntrola; Troop Water VirJinia. The route, when eom· liren may be beard within a i•· Heater Co. and the Cad W. Schut· pleted, wtll enend fr'nm Canton dlus of three mdea. It it to M ter Corp. 1o Charlotte, N. c., p;u•ing tbru sollllded almuttaneoull~ w1tb llie The char,gea were the tint fd · both Welt VIrginia and Virginia town hall siren. ' ed against the youthful pair fol - Voted to offer the dead enD lowln&: an intenlive lDYe.tlgatloll street off Sycamore (I>D East John E. Up the NOtional or eJl ,stlm¥1ed at op tho result of me: - Voted to bu1 845 turing Co.; Aero-Cal Induotrl..: building of the auper ro.'llf 18 "i••t ment wllb location• so lbat the been <'ontlnuen wllen Marietta ' COLUMBUS UPJ- Highway Dl the study. He 11id tho department wao oq~>tlatlli'J oli' 1 "eosi-~Jua .biiJ!" ror lh! ."ludy He~~lll 'Ill'!'~· and llie dOparlmerif woro al odili Edgewater, N J., and paya~le to The Ohlo Highway chief a 1d live firma listed by Bolle u hi& be did not btlieve t!le dUflcully '' -· Elber-fel.ds Jn a BWank penthowoe apartment in the et.cl111lve Co l'llt old 'wort.' look is' gone fore.,.,. Loolo 1 In school ebum. left :he ooun trY early tfl\a m()llth .and were rector Charles M. Noble satd aueats' of • Syrac~se the u cost "not euUty" •' ' perty owners build sidtwalks at-once. stoelt ~ I FBI Council has m its ;KJWer the N bJ D' k • right to build stdewalb and Ottwjnd. two ,oung miDI· 0 e IC er•ng .... property owncro llielr pulators wllose whirlwind fina11 clJI dealings apparently left an , . 'th 2F' o problema R~cent rains bave made the ll-eompany I U1DS n of pedeltrians Vei'J W!thout a1seta. tous, mayor pomted out. He Bell!. 26, two y..,. o•t Rt 21 Contracts bad complete allfeemenl. or college, and Oolwmd. 27, hi• ' otbtr oetiOQI eou•ell: ' ·c SINGLB COPY--Ic \od:.y flied Cflmlnal · chargeli agam.11t Earl Belle and Miteliel! COLUMBUS I _ l'omeroy council acted Monday night to ease the plight of · F' ia} I pedestrians along upper East Main-s! who for years have had Young IDaDC I to ,walk, !n mud and water where Sidewalks ought to be. . With Mayor Charles Legar presiding and councilmen Dor \Vizards Charged Scbaefer, Roy Betzfug, Rich Jones and Leslie Fultz present, It was voted to write letters to certain business fil'llli and Swm' dJe idence residents along the street front from the Richard Finlaw resIn ·Ch...,k "" .. to the Swisher coal tipple. II will be urged these pro- JITS '1 of ..,.,.,.... sl110a1ra edrHHt .uth Hlp !odor nto, low tonltht In Council Acts To Make Pedestrians' ~At Easier In East Pomeroy By Letters Urging SidewalkS, including R gift from · • '''"''' en who wn1 unable to > "'' portfono tHor '"" lotllthl. Woclnt1411r portfr doudr. d!tnco ~ ther, Mrs: Earl Dill. Kathy received Mrs. Robert Reibel had as her guests her grandchildren, Asa and Mary Bradbury, qver the weekend while their parerita were in Columbus. Master Chipper Rice spent the ,we~k end with hili grandparent&, Mr. and Mrs Shennan Osborn at Point Pleasant, W. Vn. Ol!fo: Coddorllllt - with GCCIIIGMI ......,. .,. IIHII~ do-n. nstly In HVIfl and Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 22, 1958 rlauJhtcra, Becky and B~ enda, Ka• thy's great grandmotber, Mrs Walter Walker, and her moM 2·1. WIATHIR enttne takes Ule , W1ll and 1umbus J.!ts r~:~~~~ place in tl'f' 1: Sunday behmd hit 1·0 v1ctory that ~Jve the Jets ll three-game aeries with Rlcb. Neutzllug. I, Mr and Mrs Gary Dill ente; talned wit~1 a party Fnday aftct uoon, at tl•cir home, Mornin, Star, in ob£ervance of the fourth bJrthdny uf their dau;{hter, Kath.v Games were played and prtze ~ kwarded !o Becky Will .md Davie Crow. Cup cakt!:, i~d in wtnte and deellJ'ated in p!Dk and rreen, let" cream, an ornnge drinK ,1nd candy 1.\ilnt.!t were served by Mrs. Dtll to SteVIe Dlll, Mrs Alfred rrow arul children Dav1e, Rookie and Nan~:y, Mrs. Gurdon We-t 1nd daugh ters, DebbiP, and 'Rhonda Fay~.: Connie K«)' Chapman, Mrs Doro. thy Davis CJnd son, Mark , Mrs Vlctir W-orfc "Ild children, Kevtn and Jame~ They alao accepted the bid of the Standard Oll Company of Ohio for regular gasoUne to be supplied to the county highway department at a price of 19.2 cents per gallon. All members Of the board were present, illclud· lng besides Mr. Hartinger and Mr. Craig, Mr. Roland t Fourth Birthday 01 Daughter Is Honored At Party Vkky Lee, Mr• posed to rablea by a bite from a rabid fox . For the -ralae, Deputy Shields wW go 011 24-bOur call • : ~a" ago be bad one full time deputy, Frank. In the d~partmcnt. Tbla gtvea the chief .liw officer.of ~ • ~leirtlllields was added to bls staff on a regular daYMe!P County two 24-hour call deputies, Cblef Deputy r .- tijlle.llilfl. Now Shleltla It on ,full duly. Howard Frank already being 011 that basla. -. 1 Jn•otber actions the commllaloners approved a moTtle incr~ase In th~ sheriffs sb!ff marlrs !IDOiher step • lion by Dan C. Hartinger, seconded bY Harry Craig, to In the county's movement •toward stronger enforcement pay the !lledlcal blU of Opal Dunba~~~o Carpenter, ex· by lllrs. Thomaa Bc!ntz. Dlll'lnJ the buslne-!s sessjc.n with Mrs. JameJ WUJ, prestdent In eharge, plans were made fO\' Etll ice cream social to be held at the ch.urc", Friday P.·;emng lUll 2&. Refreshments were served b~ the hostess to those , naraed abo\'1• and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs Eldo11 Weeks, Mrs. Albert s·.v3tzet. Mn Harley Brown, Mra. Herbert Db: ' 1Deputy Sberlff Clarence Sf\lelds by f20 per month. , . . ; , of Ja•·::rn Sheriff ,Hartenbach entend office a year Mrs. Myrtle Long ••ntertained lack ' GrutliCt of Mone11seu', Pa., Ite Is th.e liOn of Mr, and Mrs. the Wilhn~ Workers elasa or thf i.tbe gue~t of his sloter and broth- ·Allie GrueseriEthei Hysell), form· Enterprtse EUB church THursd&) er- in-law, ?.lr: nnd Mr.s MaM:in er PoJieroy :esidenb:. tvening at her J1ome on Ro<'k Springa Road. Group !inling opened the meet mg [ollowed with praye1 by Mr~ John Smith and seripture reading Elberfelds • Mov.lo Bolster Law Enfo McAngua 'ml sister, Mrs. Dorothr Korea Veteran Is Maue:~. ~ · Grueaer, who spent t~o pool 15 H~me A,ter His months in Kore •• rtreelvcd his diS· Rec·ent·Discharge ' char"' ,and returned hom•_Th•rs' day.. , • I umbus •ud bouthern Ohio Eleetrlc plcmc •I the Gold Cliff Park near C~rclevllle were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bodlmer and l:unlly, and Mr and Mr' Gono Norlon and famlly Mrs Pt1ul SWtSher, 3Jr and Mrs Wilham Sw10ber and son, David, returned lhu week after spending a week vaeaJ'on In n•.rlhern Ohio on. Mils Dorothy Long and M" They visited Mr Swisher's grand· Brown. mother, Mrs Roy Hale. and Mr Huber The August meeting N'JI be bel!~ Hale at Sycamore. Ohio, wem flab- at the home of Mrs C:nl Moor, . ing al Latn Erie, v11ited Bl•e llole at Castalia. and the Seneca Caverns nt Bellevue, Dbio. Baskets of variegated gladiolus and fern decorated the alter of the Btadbury Church of Christ when Miss Maryln Sue Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allen Roush of Bradbury, became the bride of Mr Raymofld Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mrs ·l F. W Wilcox of Langsvtl e The double ring ceremony was preformed at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon July 20, by the Rev. Tom Weills, pastor of the church The bride was given in marriage by her fdher and wore a ballarenia length gown of pale blue fashioned with a fitted bodice, with a sweetheart neckline, falling into a full skirt over crinolines. She wore white ~H:cessories and carried a white Bible with a bridal bouquet of white carnations with Miss Betty Koehler, HN, of Gal· shattered carn&tion streamers -~~-;:;-I hpfllis, was a guest of her mother, ROOMs::w I CANTON, 0. 1))>1 - ;rtmten Bearing Co. and United wtn meet in an elforl to waltoiit ol ,II ot: Tlmkan ·~"'' f,ld:·upa ~d deUv"let ••• 1bll..et-ple..bil llfleet. · . 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