https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c920d8067d19e62471e02ea671d061ac.pdf 158581abbc851d1b57d43c96c2263c13 PDF Text Text • 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. · . '* IJPI - ,T!w !:ii;:,J"""" $17,1G0.000 a; •"" ' " ' - lfllo - , -l- ' WASHINf,TON UPI-Tbe AtomC'li:UMIIIIS UPI _ '"r ..,... lc Ener17 Comm1ul~n l:onday .,. ·. ,.,_ li.!l!W MoMor lor 11!0 dored a nue!tor reoetor bQllt •'ifttl! loliloory: J - 21 of "'""' Sanduaty, Ohio~ lor Tnick ship riHr. hart ·, In WhicH, ,an atomle airplane waoif- ......., _,. Allloi-1 The AEC bsued ' - - 21 Gatti.,;iiht fiid ldwthl l!eTIIIII lo the N~'tlo~al Vlllllla, 11; ttonry Mltchall, It', onl COmmlltee for Aeronaatka for 1 llilipoon, 22. oil of CtlumiM. IJO'mepwalt, $\!1_,-m.ooo teaetot ~••, • to bt hallt al I'JUm llfibll! OM· , COI..UJIB~~ t1PI _ &7d L aance Wor~. dUes. •' dlod Mondll)' at Doelor's Hospital here from 1he ello<U ol a olioie. Riltetlour WU I Rosa COIII!tj RepublieU. ropreoentaUye to \lio Lepiatwte ,rp~ •lf!\t yem. .He. retired ftoiD acllve jSoUUea in lliiiG. • �,... l~.~ . - FifE DkiLY SENTINEL f: ·. ' 4·' I. .,. .,. .. • ~ tatm"·C'fl ~di"toriall . y ·~ ~ J D . aily Sentme ~--- · .,.pv • D-·.L~ok OAK HIll MrL Henry Spencer. . _____,...,. 2-Dally &eiltinel, Pomeroy•MldcU,~port, 0., July 22, 1958' By Mn. H1ttlt F,_r.ift Mr. and Mu. Low~U 8ipg an- Jerry and Jack Frederick who have been ill with 11 Vlflfl infee ti~m Joy~e ~ing ~~~. boon are qut tl.o}¥. 11~4 · nOI\IICe the bjrth Of 8 son, J"ty rea,l , ,, 16 at the Jtolzer · J(oszvtal. HE .for several daya. . . AlJliiLINIY TO • . , ' has been napted lame~ MolCO.Jie ' JVr. !nd ¥rs. 'F,roer.IOn WJII· A regulor meeting vf 'the RaMr. and Mrs. Curt Frederick- iams and !JOD called on · Blaine . • Should Meigs County Invade M ason County? Of Course t •. I wor seems QUh:e ·~ As s·u T N0 t • '• Y"'•l ·- .n ernadona I y Q() ~~i ~m;.~\~•n atLe(1'.n rnAp~th~ ~::.nt~en.~·i~~~~th in MJ'Tole'.fo~ MI:J'r~I\DL<>~~1~iin~n a~:·~e!~t;. ' porbl Legion Hall tontrlt ' YI~·~ re· llr. and Mrs. IIJirry Spe~cer a! Clme borne ,frQm • ~~~ ~'lll!lilat Cr~m the Boyo' State .,'&no Port Cjinto.n. ¥r. and \II"· ljar!\1!.\ I~Q~~ay. ~.rit.~VISION gUlp~-. WSA!~W . clian~4 ,. . ,m c~o"~t ~·Tu<!sdo{ ~'""', .SIMJI !II\ -w• ., 8:45 'SIP, ' QD ,. ~ 6:~ r •' , 1 .. 1:00 . TtiiJ, , · ?:QO ~p~~ , ' Two wars throwing the modern world mto bilize and invade Mason County. Our p~etext Girls'. Stat. •<Rrl!lllll\lptiv,<a Wl) ' St•hl, !liling S~n, Mr. and ~,~.,. · S " , 1 9:00 Rolliliu !100!0 9:00 Ro~llft Room · b f be1 giVen Sgt JS,:notts of l)u• John Rasp, Fostoria, Mr. ~ Mrs. Henr~ pe~eer ~nterta.n· · 9:30 K!lti~ Doonan Show catelysm)l: destruction, World War I a·nd might be because Mason County has een a· Ground Obae~er Corps · will <be Mrs. Perry Orr in Coh::nbus and wllh a birtHday party 'l'hur>· D:SO 1)•\!e Doon'l\l Show ; 10:(10 J:!i!IJ8Mte·Ml · World W.ar II, were .b:iggered by very ordi· vored with industrial development over the n gueot. were ~ccomPl!~ied home by Ill•· '" hopor ,o~ ~ ~er . .. .tQ:aq -1111'1! ant , nary men with very unordinary special hates. past 10 years whereas Meigs County has en· - , ·and Mrs. l!ell!'Y ~fPo.ie !!lSI tee~ JoYce ~ing' ·4l~ •0:00 ~&"'·R&-1111 1!:\lO .':I'll~· Pr!!!jl JJ !llaht. .(.IOHIO" TO BE THIMI! Gome!' Evans and Myron Me· attend.!lg .wert 11:30 Troaal"'e U1'1'1 The first war was set off by a Balkan nation- joyed little or none- yet. R~k Springs Grange will meet Kenzie of Columbus were week Mrs. .Spencer, .sr.ns Larry II:OC Tile Price -ls!lllhl 11:30 Truth or C.On&ellue'ali$! who assassinated the Austrian Crown But nn action this silly never occurs to us. '!1hlJ,d•y •t 8 p m. "Ohio" will I!< end guests ol Mr. and !Irs. John and Ike, me~ . J~olue Orr, Mrs. ll::j(l Tn1ih or Consequences 12·00 1Jc Ta~Doul!! Prince· the second by Hiller of whose Moree ' An action on the intll!'nalional level that re· the !heme >f the program ~resent - Hayes reeeqtly. Freeman Wlli,il!l"s. and •on James, 12:oo Tic Tac Dopgh 12:30 It ~~ ae·yl)ll 1 • , • "P~ . . . .H by Mrs. W. l\,. ~orjnn, leet~- )jliqes .p,~rbara ~nd Virginia Mr· and ~.s. Wa1d Sp~l\Cer, Es- 12·30 It Could Be. You '1:00 . Mld·Pal> N"'U : Of JDSOI\liY there Is no agreement yet. Boih suits m war lS q~1le as pr.epo!rt~ro~s. . ~r. Refreshments will lie se.ved. Wni$hl of ·Five Poinls spent sev· •h••, Halll'ylff and To~lY, Mr. 1:00 ll.fid1·Day News 1: ...5 Movietim.e we~;e a dispossessed kind of person who thrivWe cann~t Warne 011r ]l!!litio~I leadefs fAr er~ <lays llll't w.,.li with their and tfrs .. II•YIJlond Te~prd and 3:0Q Today Is OW's' MEETING AIQIOUNCjiiD pilll!r, )Irs. )Waid wm~r. liy'* chj;fir~q, Mr. and ¥"· Nor-~ 1 : ~5 Mov!etime ..,..ed on vengeance for real or imagined ills. Ibis new crisis. We elecle4 thelll to .qf(jce tQ 'J1be Intermediate Class of the Emmet Babcock and tw• son< man Freder1ck, sons ~erry and 3·00 Today Is Ours , 3:30 Fl;om These Roots TDQay the western world faces another serve our own special wants, and those of Mormng Star EUB Church will are visiting his parents Mr. and Jack, Mrs. Ma,rtha _McElroy, s~nF 3.30 From These Roots 4:00 Q~e~ for a ·D~ t st'p lOth Co meet at the h!llDe ol Annabelle Mro. c. A. Babcqck. Eugene and Verg1!, Lowell B1ng 4:00 Queen For A Da7 ch man ·m Nassar 0 r Egyp t . He was b Ol'n our na !'IOn. W'lh SU 1 OU que 1 n, Ollf D· Rose, Rced~ville, saturday 8venMr. and Mrs. D·ayton Spenc~·r son Mike, daughters 1\fary Jear. 4:45 Modern Romances . 4:45 Modern P.omaa""' of poverty-stricken parents 500 miles up the gressional District will have a new represen- ing. and family or Cheohire spent •nd the honored guest, Joyce, Mr. 5:W , omedy Tlmo 5:00 Comedy Tirne Nile River from Cairo, Egypt. Nassar, ob- tative in Washington t)lis autumn. Neither sunday w1th his parant, , Mr. and and Mrs Henry Spencer and ~=8~ SpJ.•och ·r 1phou• 5·30 Spinach l'illh0DA'I'E CHANGED • son Vance. 8:00 l.oneoome p;r.~ Flddlora 6:15 Sporla l!1e servers say, has one over-riding zealous Ob· candidate campaigned with promises he had The meetir.F of the women's Sigler, Mrs. Rush Chapman, Les ' 8:25 Weath~rc~ £:25 WeathercJII Ice cream, cake, KliJl-ade werl:' jective: hate foreigners , especially English any certain ·an~wer for what so direly Guild of t~• rederated Churcb an· l!e Jacl!J••·· j.. Q. 1\.lbril!llt, l\!fa. 6:30 l>•ws Plrture G:30. N•ws Picture and Americans. plagues us. nouncod for 7 p, m. h01 been E. N. Taylor, Ill'•· A. W. Cato•. ~~erved. Joyce received many nice e:u Uh<; Ne""' 6:45 NBC Now• chans<<l to 7:30 p. m., Wednesday. WQI'thy F. Nibert, Mro Fronll aifls. 7:(10 Whirlybirds To Nassar the English and Americans symPerhaps that is part of the reason we find .- Dillin3or, \tro. Waldo l\~rlltil!. 7:30 Win •With A Winner 7:00 I!Qqts 31\d ~ddl'!l bolize the special privileges enjoyed by for- ourselves wondering why war threatens seri· SI:QI.ITS '1'0 ..., , Mr•· J, w. Br"~n. Pa:ll i~Jei&, .M'IIJ!~ · 1,1'1' ¥QV11111 8:00 The Investigator NP W~!~QJ\ .'f"aln · · Girl ~cout Tropp No. J of Jerry Sexjon, Gr~cory llolcbl'l'· OO Dotto 8:30 . Fa\~~ ~OJ!'$ flOp! etgners for centuries in Egypt and the Arab ously ngain: We really aren't looking for the Middleport will lll••t Thlii!dpY DIIC~I\I',ed, ~1\!Y llll= M.rf' WA$Hlli!GTON !UPI) - Ab9U\ 1 !llle out of every fivo American•· :=~o l!Yb .CUmminl• Show 9:00 Krtft, Tb~at.r · world generally. answer. at 11 : ~0 in the l!lelter ~~)404! at Flor•Ace Sllep!ll'd, !t!rs. le'lll' Pll,tm:e, Jojs residence each year, californians lO:OO It ~~Jlld B,e1 ~Y~o~ As we in Meigs County, and America, tee· Have we thrown teams of probers,'mannlid the RO)ldside PJrk. BrlllJ qose· ¥,orr~. llfs, ll· L. MoCaHy. !#<· t~~e Cenouo nureau repol'ts. It tn:oo . !p:ao o. l!¥lll'l' Pl••bo-. · , bag h'l'c~. Drinks and d,e," l a~ey SPI'~\110, . f!lrj. L<>weU llews'Hi!J111(ii~i ler on the .brink of another shooting war, with the best minds in the free nations, into will be r,urniohed. Regu!ir' mel!!· Bins. MJs. H~llio Woadyatd, ~'~~" o!AIIll~ tll•t i• the YCjll' . ended !O:SO F••orite Story 11 ; ,._1\l'U. 11!5T, S<lD1e 3l,I!QQ,OOO · P OF· l\:00 News lieadllnea · ' . from no choice of our own , surely it is time studying WAR as we are cancer, heart all- ing to follow lunch. In ~~ QJ Robert L. Sltaigflt, Mn NOI'lllll!) .... or lU .,.. cent •.f t~e P9P· . , , w ,. ... . 11:10 WealheJ:toot \ 11 10 to as k ourse1ves how can Ih'IS happen in a ments, as we have practically defeated polio? Girl rain, 'l'eetlng will lie bcld at the Cornett. """"' ,.. Tbe~P'f!f~T•••'· .;• .:_ 11:1' The ~act Pur ·Shn Scout Hea~g~artsro. Death: Miss waa ~yrea. •f!!atl~n, IIIOV'\1!. In~ Sign """~ 1:00 'sien ,Off . world where peaee seems much more attrac- No, wo haven't. Apparently we don't care B~rlhs July 18: Mr. jOd ¥" live than war. enough to hunt out the answer. . NfM.UI IIOPITI;I. Tbomas Crosaen, Qallipollo, a aq" Ad"l)tted July 1~: Mrs. !~a Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ;powell, Jr., Why aren't people who are so bright as to Until we determine to ferret out the cure M. Gil,lipolla; lji\O!Jda !ackson, son; Mr. an4 . Mrs. theorize and produce atomic fission and fu· for war as we have for humanity's physical Lou Bailey, Pl. PL Charles E kiile Blanton, . Vinton, daughter; • &ion also alert enough to lead nations of peo. ills \ve shall continue to be called up to de- Stokes, Bulla!J;, . w. va.; llu July 20: Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Raynes, Gallipulla; ¥ro Keeler, Leon ' a son · 1~i;~~;~;~~==-= pie away from war? fend with arms our nation's honor and pres- Glen Anna E.vtnaon, Kanauga; ·llr•. I, 7:!9 'Sign On 1:!9 Sl~ . 10n Perhaps since our Christ fir>t produced a tige, our very existence. Loura Ailee Booten, Calllpoli•, 8'00 M . I0 th Mor ina 8:00 Mu''' 1,11. lh~ lllornlnt conception of the values or pell(e, and men Howord D. Cali, Crown Cit)'; Mrs a;t. · ' ""' e n 9•00 · Doug Martin Show Until we become intent on humanity's men· Don Q. Rees, G~llijlolio; MJs o·OO Doug Martin Show , · 10:00 ·The Morning Show continually improved their material lot, and tal troubles, which produce assassinators, Hit- Be.tha Alhs, Pomeroy; ~'~~"· Mcrning Show 11:00 Pieces of Eight continually wasted it away by fighting each lers, Nnfisars, and the Russian despots, to- Ted w. Stoqey, Gaiiipolil; l>lr• '-· Pieces of Eight IZ:OO Mr. District At(orne~ , other, this question has been asked and reLionel Keefer, Leon. Mr. District Attorney 12:30 Bin!lj> ' gether with the crowds that people their July 20: Mrs. w. H. HartiQQl\, 1:00 The Afternoon Show Bingo w~tory ., 51Mt mained unahswered countries and give them force in the lineup Vinton; Mro. lluo101l H Bec!rott 2:30 Doug Martin Show International war adually appears a• nonf . Galiipoll•; Stephen Robert Har· {n di&eU!I!Iing the/ evollJ,tiQn The Afternoon Show • o nallons, we shall ever have to stand pre- tcnbach, Pomeroy; Mro. Ga~' the baUot and the process of . . . 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tMUiq Doug Martin Show 3:00 American Bandstand senstca) as ir Meigs Countians were to mo· pared to fight. Malcolm Miller, Midille?ort; Mro. voting in thJs series, the past - ..~ " lb·• I'OJI Q!flet ., fop> 3:30 Record Hop 3:00 American Bandstand - - - ---,---·- - - Elmer A. Howard, Oak Hill; Mrs lew weeks. it is quite patent 4:30 All!•*•" ·Bandstand · 3:30 Record Hop n::e.: Dellyery bJ .:30 Anicrican Ba~dstand guests was Gillman Tucker of Stone, Hicharrl E. Stone, Nelia E. Harold Stewart, Mcrcer,••lle; Ron- that Ohio has always been for5:00 Wild. Bill l!ickok where 2vall•ble 3U nJUI :\fnson . W Va Stonr., Oonuld E. Stone, Thomas aid 0. Drvrick, Pt. PI; Kone{b war(Hooking in these matters. ':30 Mickey Mouse .Club Not on'y haVe model law& I*' wea.\j one year l.a advan.ee .t 5:00 Sir Lancelot A-2C J a:ncs nnd Mrs Fife. dan· , Karen K Stone, alfid. of L: ~ nevric!t, Pt. Pl. ly Mn. J, D. Routh 6:00 Bingo •, ~ D111lJ' SePtlnel .office, •l~UJI)i 5::10 Miekty Mouse Club "11ry . D'ISC harg ed Juiy 19: 'Irs Mr. :md Mrs. A. L. Dumme\\ phl cr, Debra. who wrrc llP.r"" on ' ., s • a !1' sr1 n . T• A been recommepded to the 6:30 . Your &so Reportor lature during recent years, whiich ,1/IJ mootho. ,tl7.80' t1iroe ~~nlhJ, 6:00 Bingo or Belleville, W. Vii ,, were rc· furlnu~h wlth her parents, Mr Thurston Lee Stone, dec ., to Keller, Dr.vld P.ettit, Mrs. C•ndice 8:45 Spory Parade cent guesl s of his b1·oli'er an(: t:ntl Mrs . Frhnces Wcbh have re Mary Stonf' Thurston Stone Sr., Hill, Berlin OwRU;Iy, Mrs Si.dne~ were enacted, b.,.t every effort lt90. By motor nute wbereu'•-y~. &.SO Your Esso Re~ , B:DS WeatnermiD Lawrcncl! B Stone, Robert C. Russell, Mrs. Dock Boggs, Mrs ia made to diminil.te laxity and ei)le; oce montb $1. Bt ma tbt •=45 Spotts Parade sister-in·law, Mr and 'rl:rs. c A turn<•d to Sulphur. Ol·! ·•· 'l:OO Calley Jol\et Donohut. Mrs.' Geraldine Fr,rc.:man or Stone. Richard E. Stone1 Nelia E. Raymond Cole and son, Mr.: fraud in the handlin~ of eiee· 11!11" SB; 11• monl"'- IUS: tbrH 6:53 Wealhermaa 1:30 Disneyland , .. Mr. 3nd Mrs. Cecil Hill of Mason srwnt u week with Mrs. Stone, Donald E. Stone, Thomas 0. James Evans, Mrs. Frances Swam tlqns. An Ohioan's ballot is truly omtbs, $2.bf': oneo month. 11. 7:00 Zorro 8:30 Ozzle and RiuTiett · -ret•. · pPblltlv ..a every ftfte~n , e1o Columbo s spent t~~~ wc(•kcn,J lcrry M. HJII Stono and K:~ren K Stone, cert Bobby Lee Halley, ilifls F.ldean- ~ S•• day bY Th • 0 o ·,'• , I'· .7:3°• Sugarloot D:OO Wednesday Night Flghlt (or trans, Salisbury Many of the more populous eopt '"' with thc1r parenls. fdr . and Mr~ ~Irs. Mildred Chapm11n, eh1l Frank Ll!lfe McKnight, dec., to areaa have had voter rcglstra· ~r.JJneJ, Jne., at 110 M~eh~nte 8:30 Wyntt Earp 1!:45 NFutral Corner . . Ernest Clark and Mr nnd Ml's drcn Conn ie, l~dwurrl :· nd Floyn Mary Stone to Thurston Stone, Bessie M. McKnight, cert. of trans., Uon tor 1 number of years and ~· Pomeroy, O. BuSiness offiee 9:00 Broken Ar,row JO:QO Timillstone Territory Julian H1\l. •pent Sunday wJth her parent ~ . Jr, Lawrence B. Stone, Robert C 'Meigs. eaeh year finds more countiei 188. tditorJil offlee pboa.e 9:30 Pantomime Quiz 10:~0 Baseb>n .Corner Mr. and Mrs Dick Ta)•lor pn1\ Mr :~ nd Mrs J S. QuiCk , Syra- Stone, Richard E Stone Nella E. ll:QO l'hel'few! Tvnipt Elizabeth r.step, Aline Estep to J.dopting this procedure. Ther~ 1 ~·~· ;;;;ii;;;;;;;;,;;;;;!;;;;:..,.,;;;;;,:;;;;;;;JlO:OO ' Mystery Theater · ~· · stOne, D<milld E. Storte~tJ.;omaa 0 . Heqry C. Stanley, Esther Stanley, are 22 cour.lies ~n. Ohio which 11 son Tim of Racine s p~ nt a da; · cuse tl:NI Scaollfili"the· Wudllr n 11:00 The New1 i'onl&bt A-2C R'l bcrt Taylor of Colum· Stone rnd Karen K. Stone, 1.38 A., lot No. 1, Hul'risonvilie. with Mr. :1nd Mrs Dnll:. ~ V IIJII 11•!.0 MGI( Lato ShP'!· . have registration 1n all their pre· ' 11:05 Scannlne the W'aiher 1" • Theodore H. Stiles, dec, to Jay cinch and :7 others have regis· Mrs. Ruth Keilslmg of G:~tli hus Is SIH'ntling a rurlmlgh w1th Snlisbury. 12:30 $ign Oil , ' ,. 11:10 llm.l Late .SbCW' ' ' ' Jameu L. Nibert, Beulah Nibert E. Stile~. cert. of trans., Sutton. polis spenl the weclt.: nd with llis parents, Mr. anrl Mr!ll. Leu tration in a portion of the coun· to John Chauey, Dorothy Chaney, her mother, Mr!l. Delpha CuJ;,. Taylor. A.. w. HMdri~ks, Mamie Hcnd- ty. Mrs. ,Raymond He·1slcr, so11b 61h A., Chct<ter. mlns. ricks, Robert Hendricks, Mary H. There are 18 counties which Damcl and Davul o( R;.trine Vii\ Frances Smith, dec., to Allee A. Cochran, Hnrry Hendricks, Tressie will usc voting machines in the Mrs. Bernard Diddl<' or Anti qulty spent Tuesday with he.· Jl.cd Sunday w11 h her brol hur and Smith, MDry A. 8.· Fletchner, Hat. Keqdrlcki, to Dorothy Young, .tw. COI11ing November eie<tion, brother nnd s!11tcr-!u ·l2w, :tt!· sister-in-law, Mr. and Mn DuJla~ tie F. Smith, cert. of Irani., Mid· A., Saiiobor.v. While the adoption of re~'ltra· dieport. and Mrs. Freddie MiU€'r. Othor Hit!. Geo. Kid~, Wanda Lee Kldd to ti9n aqd . the use. of volina rna· Ednn Mac Summer!ield, Earl Deibort F. !llitcheil, Julia K. Mit· ohine• are purely · mat\era lor Summerlleld, Pearl Summerfield, chejl,. ioto 343, 3~ and 346, Mid· loe~i decision, there Is no doubt '' . PropertyTronifors dieport. that both hav,. co~tributod Emma ll'J Wt:!b"t11r to G<'orge F Irene S PD r~cr, Hcl'bert Parker, Geo. C. Kidd, Wanda Lee Kidd, ~~ah towBI d the ell)ciency ql Buei W. Sum'mer!ield, Hildo ~um· to Delbert F. )!ltehell, ~ujia j>. ,leotions and In oateguardina Wl'h!!tm·, loL ~ . Pomeroy. Louru Mllf Stone. dee. to 'fhurs· (llef!field, Mildred S Caldwell, Ce- Olitcholi, lot 342, Middleport. against fraud. , ton Le1• Stotw, Thurston Stone Jr, cil Caldwell, Charles Summerfield, ·----~------------~ Luwr<mr£> II Stone, Roher~ C. Juanita Summcrlleld, to Rex T. SummurrlcJ,I, 1 8 A., Chester. Or A MasonS. Spencer, Blanche Spcn· ·, I ""'! cer to Hugh Cairns, Eother B. Cairns, 1.0!55!5 A Racine. Df:lm·cr Nelson, Oma Ne4_on, It Ple1ses Us Hope F.. PeQk, Laverne Peck, to Gertrude Nl'l llO!'l, parrf>ll'll, SRJPrn To Serve \' ou Jo Ann Brlckies, William Brlek· Merv St1ct Powell, Owner lea to Get·tt ude NeJuon, JNil'CtHd, • I Salem. Close~ Ali r.•y Monday 1(oura Gertrude Nelson to Ohio Power Open Tuolday T~ru 5aturdoy BrljtlJter Dny · Co., ~a. IYI5 A., Salem. 10:00 A.M. to ~:00 P.M. Storm B.lnncho E. DaviS, Gdn, ClAir Da· 6 Mi. from Racine· On 'r-h• · Jlid, . to· of •Nltlbt · 1 vis, Hex. Davia, MRYnard Davis, "ft pfiiUI VI to pltl.. 'fOU" ' Old l'ortlond-Raci!"' Rd. Wllm" D:tvis, Vlra;inia B. Davia, t~ W. Mlln St. Pomeroy Phana: Portland 237 , ll!iloa !l!eison, Blanche Nelson, cor· ' ' . rec1loh do~d. S~iern. , ,. ' I" rece~t paj,l. At th YOJlllll•ptoPlor! &licla111, •'It ' !!lil!rlea: dauibu" UJlh annex. . l!l•e~c . SI!J.d.@Y •v•AIU "Wq~ llarr AI~. Garlllld, SW11Jr; It(( , MN Holmoa. 01!<1 . . <ltl~lyi j.lfe" ""' ~ll!p, . ~rt ll•w~Mo Jll,, ~d Jill,, .} Clori · the ...W lW.Ij1 bootoueo N. Y., 1 ~~~L !'..:!~).>aladlle':J tho.pu~li;,":~'.,.COd0trdl,a::.'.!n';f; ~ w":f'· 'l$;~J}.j•~'b' 0 *Dfl~l• ~' · ~.t'JI~~. ~~~~~~·llrt,el~~~ uJVe4 relreoh~~~ Mn, Bor: ~l::rt ., .,. y-.¥-•"' .., """' w ~"'"u. """ • •11· · R; J "'n e ~ (qWJ, ttrtr Clilloril Williamo, Mn. ed recently wHh "'r· anjl llje !'lltl!, to *.>'· . !1!'1"dv' ..,,. au,d. ,v.•.111 '• M "'•• tw , ::1!1!~!111<· 'flu l'f41lkle Mumaw, Gei>flle Set )!I c ·~·'"" vili(J• ,oq -IIJJI 8, 1~11, lf~· and Mrs. K. !l~n'II'OIIer, Tc ·~ •11~~ fn, , !Joys , 1~1lr ""· JDarl Ne~~9 ~- GeorJe · . 11• · er. 1 \ l • . .f.J. • •. • _,., bl<!a ~ bet -Piecl [Q!lti, tLynn .(lartr.Um) form'crly of . Following he din~'"'· hememaa._ s;Ji'DI'J~er, MrL O:.najfltUale, Mn. ·)!(~ ~ Afllleli and 1_0111, . _ . by ~ bond Of, a corllljed, ch<ok. l:.aDg,~viiie, .are 'the Pt•u4, Jlal:"''l~ !~e ere•Jll an~ cate w•re served· '.Qq)l:k, Mro. 'Donald Coltrlll, Mn. and Jtle, of Ja<koon, -~ ) II , .,,• ., · • payp~ill t<J lh v;.u.u, eq!"l to o! a baby girl, Dl!9"1l· LJ!ltll. Her :.a t~e altornoan. lf.elrDMP L<>ndon villting her parenbl, Mr. arid' lin. ~ , · ' ~t tpu one <1'1'1 l pet •coni 'IE ·lhB. mpb~e;. r.1rs Jac~ llArtrum, is ' , · Batold lltlollwo!'(h. , \ · ROtY -:-. i!.J;OOil! '""' b9~'" b•'il" bid lor, upon cOilllitton, thol with lbcQI '!) till: PT~S<III,t ti'li'C i:>:... U • ~MIBUILDiltt MilT Mr. Elmet· Qulek of CaManviDe wi •II utilltleL O)lt of 1•!~ 11 ~" ·bid is ae'*pted the fiscal Re<IGI. ~uiflh of Mp. •n~ MJ;1. f"'1!6! mfpj The omebullden Cla11 of the opent Suiu!ay with Mr. and !ln. i. wa '" borflln fol"~'.sB.. • • ' ofliFI>• will deliver to the suo- c ..., Pil>rc, were Mr. and ~ .J· Nazarepe Church held thell' ref· s. Quick and 'family, I Ml LltiORT -,.l)opleil,lO.rooPII. ~eil bidder, within three weelrs WiU\am JQh11$pn Ill'~ !•.ljlilx, Co. ~fl'" , I' . tf:«<DIIJf' qiar month!~ me~linj! at !he I'Ofd· · ~J=l: pi . all utiljti$_ii, t;lood lne~e P?t••· of award; a comp~p~<, ce•tilied tum~uo. sandra Pime, J!io ~ 1ide park Frl~liY· er•tiali(IIW 1\• .,.;;iiiii:lii ~.~[•n~ ' 'l!On4erlul ~~ lor tra cripl Of the procl!8dinJ• Grande; and Jim Speary, welio>fie ,,,. R~v. ~oy W,Dil!II)S wafin Cltbr~e ., Q:.k •ash sale. ., · ah in& ...tbe bond& to.' h1rV:e been ton. · The s~cOci" ~J1les~er _ a,t tnt\, of ~evotiODL ~~ wu tlle. lalt R~ L ~ ..,- 11:,.)!1 ~fw:~ jegtQY Issued, and tho ijldder will llr, and Mrs, Gale Wright spcnl Ohj~ Unlvorsity Summer School ~eetmc ljln a,v, 4nA lin. ~11u~..te :::iw.Z :~•.•::· : EJ: fOCtive '!llcli!JY, (qr ~IIIIJJa U ij!lprday at Pickermgton. l!~ lfbp a):e 919~~~ to . WI~ 5tal'l!!lj MoQ!iaY, eJ~ In- ~ coridl;~ : i\d 11 1,4e .iaaged ~1 fi!M\.IOi ct!tjll, ,lfr. and Mts. W. J. Belt, Par· At'ending !roll! ljiddleP,Ort 1'9 past9rqte. . ' 1 attjact~e . .t:.arae l!ll on if.t\.p ~0~dfY.'" o_f',t~~ ~;~il,f W!;~urg, were gueJts of· Mr. an~ llrs. Nelle Davis, Mrs. Clarence ~ !~!;';,~ :t,:":a:'!'Jr.,':d t';~~ rolf. about 7 mlles 'hom 'l'om· !0 (; · t;~~~ ijl • II> quy ~wadi~Y. Sunda... Mr.~<· Lacey, M"· John Ba~on, J~hp J and Mn. Min'fio 'wolfe ot Racine . ~ lti , ·. 1 Ol'tf'· ~.00 · ' · •1ijl~~ ' , 1\11!0. Cla,>:tQI! ,,H~nsher and ch•l· Plll'son.s and CJ\arl.es H~bno. and oi SUIIjRB~- ~foom!Ja~ b~q· cbjo:t-~'\:~~~Q;.'d Alb•ny, were gucslt Sunday --'-....,.,--..,--galfw,·gmce an<! 1li'Ji~ build· ty t t!'4'' · lilt)~ tli~ 'IIC<lf'f~ f~9Nng. lnt~j' 1'4 ·•o:e lot. ;on•. bjadrto~ bi4l•t• il~ t~an!f'liPJ ,j1 .p~ 4~ • , ~~~ests ol ' Mr. and Mrs. w. E ..., , ' ' ' I'Wjl. Owner. m1g~~ ' flnanee. liv<teil' wlthi? ~ Ui!J,e· iP!l:ifi!>,4· ~~'l'set ?vcr the woekend' were MI~SIONARY· SOCII1'Y , RADIO STATION W·JEH 990'0n th· ·,Diol BRitGS~YOf Whether It's A Tonk Full Of Gas Complete Check-Up )f 1#.:1e· P~M: . " I 'HAVE ONLY < ' ' ' ' ' "ForTh.~ ~aest D~al {)n Whe.eia'~ . s~E · \'t • E~~Pl ·S~AJ ' ,n ' And ". '-: W• W~~~rro Stll Th•m Thi• ~n h I SPONSOREQ·: '' N;EW PORDS. IN' STO~K EYEi.Y PAY ' ' ' ~· ·j,~· hefJJ~. P.I!N":'Jfl•· =· ~·f· VI~~~ l I Bv ,, , -~ :t, ; ' ' ,' llkrkld#• , 1 ' vill;ll\" t•serV<s l'i.!Jo J;i~~~ ' toje~l"iw anQ,.~ blili: ) ' '. ~r SOR·Jn-law 81\d daughter, J4r ~ Mrs. l,mes Weitz, Mansfield. In , .g, NOf . . •· ··: m• ~· ·~· w~r ·' 1,U11t.~ ~ i' Pt1'w1tooe.tun aDd SUver Hawke have ~ ~ep~I!Jl ot .U 'G7 earo ill _.. Jow. mtttf! Jeld. ~ ¥~ ~ NOIU!M/ A~ .ii!IIP Afoocialiwt OA!<iol UO!rl CuG•i4<f Wb¥-r Scot,.~ holdtr the NASCA.R -. e;jlll9f rr i ml for- fuD·oizec! """' ... ..... ~~ ..,., ~iltlaeDtaL ~ ~ ..~(•.4!'f.r!f'~~ f!.~l!t~it car b~r(a~n_ Crrr l.t~~ll len•• • uoo ' '' I' ! l ( I I - I' . l1 l' . ' ,' ' ' 'I ' . ·. ;;~~~~~~~l!~h.IU·JI lOt~ t:eut·a.!'11k< "'f ..WW ... belt tr--'t later . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~ 1ft .....u ..... w. itt·~····~f!¥l~i~• inve•tm.,nt t!.ilfi sAAill, HAmSTnlNG BLEACHING- TINTING lttiv.M;. '*· 'L SVII{ME!l PERMANI!N(f- S'11JIDEBAKEB SYRACUSE "'q WCHrTV Chaniflel I , - The PresbY.terian Wop1ea's Milsionary Society met tbe onnex ' 1 "i~ ..r~,. .-,"!.:.(~1; .~'!~e;r,gu_esj !or th~ balance ol oflhe church Friday· evening, J~(y · ' r~ ·'II' w..,. ~ • -~ ~ l!ll !Ill n- s s~ll\111•!1 is Sue Crol"""'· their II, with the prelident, Mro. :Mae fZ ('l\hr:~~"I~~~TY. '' CeitV~ . ~!,Di' O~\"!<·q· I J'\III<ld·~ghjer, !rom Dunb~r. Barrowo, op~ning ,t h, ITIJ!eting 1...... , 2e,., <S , ~,41 'j~. bfl}ill' ~ ' ~ ~~~esls. of Mll·, Al)lla h!i)!e" w~tjl the song, "II !<ll'P~ Goeo \VIti) " '" • ·' lOX 229 PH.~,~~J ,tor[ew o~ Oi!j,eil!!ili,!i. Q'~Uf, ;lflio. ~ Fridiy unlit SWJ4AY were ¥!>:' S~ ai.. ~ead the ~~P~ ' ha w~m··~ · ~· li'-W~·' an.~ ·J.Irs. ~e'!!"" l~inl", ,Mall.l· .-hi~ ...... Ml<!we\\ w.lt~ pr~~· ·:J" wll ~. 1\!r!l ,1? '~t~~ (\ijl, Mr.· and Mrs. Lmy Da•1s.• ~reW'Y repofbl w,re re~d aq4 . ,(f:8; . , ,pal ~~ !be ', ~!ljle ~ dl!f , 14r,- end Mrs. J.ck Hmes. IPPJ'oved, an4 a (reR wi!) o let-Inc· •··••lhel ~•~L~~~L'i~iifn - .....~...:;;:...~..:;....:,,~.;,.,,...:.,.,. the , IJ!l)OUnl of .Oj!, a~~ a •<111· ."""'ysyille. Mr. apct Mrs. RaU Hili and a "s~!llmer ol!,riDi lllr med· '" dilij_>q ol't!>tlso,i .. ., · 't'l!e Sunil•y. gueots. . ical misslop•" was t~p. , 11 1It be Seo!fed prop01al11 wiw. recelY· dorte~: ,-¥•· · Cecil and Dwight, attended Commbnications were read bf ' NOj!'tC' 01· lllt!lll. 1¥<19 I!!.~R:.F~ 4- WA;.l'EllcV.:Ol!iS, 1¥!!1\!!11 an4 an4 Mrs. Cl!!)r Nelson and ed at ll>e· olli<t of.• (flO. Vlllap. .\S$1=~$!t&o, l)ONI;lo." lhe Nelson reunion,~ tbe hQJll" Mrs. l':lizabethiQuick. Mn. M•yme Cler~ of tho. ViuQa. i)l, Riltlallill · VIR NON ·t. WIB!It of M·r. and Mrs: Downie Nelson Meiq County, Ojllo, until U Vlllage Cl~rk at McConnelsville Sunday. o'c:t noon of .July 30; 1958, inRutland, Ohao,_,. Cecil and Dwight Nctr.on spcm olea of June 6, III!JII,','!<r•ll!'OV• ('I)· II, 15, 22, :tt~ , !rom Tuesday until Fr~day at ly erti&ed, lor tlle ,purehue,QI ....._ Waterworks AS8essnl!ml'll0nda o1 L~OAI- 1\101'1~• I . caiJl!l ·~- c.~,. .C»,te, , . said village in the aiji!'O&~t~ sum ' Sealed bi~s wUI be. received ' · 11<. !WI Mr1, 1~\111'~ Fll!ll, 'Ill~· of $JD.MO. dated Jull!'c; l~ ,laM, by the Viliaae· . of Middleport, le•, Qaplp~l. FIW,!da, """' Sunda~ numljered from 1 to 40, lncluolve, !llol&o County, Ohio, at tllji VU·• ·. ~u . of voll),tii, Ethel and Dao of lb. denomination of $1.otjll each lace Hall, J!lidPleporl, Ohio, un· liiL'lfilltr: . exce•l bond No. 1 o(lpe ,d~pin_bi- tjl12:01j o'cl®k NooQ, Jul)' 29, , Mr. fDd Mtl. Lesht Rollman allan, of $500, beulnfi interest at !DlJtllor the tollowing' equiplilenl: bad ,f•r· l~'lf~ .~ullj!ty ·J!!rs. Hoff. the 1ate of four (4%l pe~, cen! ·On~ Staodard fudor car-black man • •!\PJ: Mr,a. M'~ggie Burch· per 'Y'n.um, payll!>le ~ ~anilutl· ....s 1\114* ·, \ ~d an4 , sq~. W~~· ~h(ield, ly • ._-the 15th ell!( '''ii!!Jie'ana' tbe ;\ul41Jlotic 'l"'•••'ai'tlqn eiil!lmb~~ ' 15th day of December ot: each Oil Filter "Mrs. Vbt Bal'l' entertained the year,, commencing June 13, ~ 19'9 Baek·up Lights 4·H Club girls Friday arternoon and 'l'atw:ing on Deo.clll,.. ol eaeh M>w Cll.l·m G~norator not(lied t\lllt ·on the 7th day of ; EA#AW4 : s> sat 1' : :; a ;; year •• lollowo: $\.~ :iii\ 19~ ap~ Undercoat JuQ[, IBlJtl, c~ey w. ,Hull, lteiiJg fZ,oop lrml' 1960 to' 1978, )nclu· , Del,.uxe ,Interior Trim plaijltil!, !lied his petition against live. ··-: ., ·· rr,sh An:, l:l'ater' D.efroster her, as·1;1etendant in Ute Court ot I!Qih principal and lnterell are Onp Spotlight co.,mon Pleas, Meigs county, · . paya.io !roll), limiie4,~ea ~t lhl> , 'JT~de 1~., 10Ji6 FOI'd Tudpr- Oh,ip, Case No. l:j.731, puying lor Pom,oy National Ba'Dk, Rutland, As 1& cond:t10n. · . l.(li"!_~e fr.om the aaid Ethel M:!e Ohio, Braneb. ·' · : . ·~ . Bidder lo changs. ,spaCial .pg.. Iiu' on tbe grounds or Willil! Ab· ·• A"!'· ona •4elilllna l<l, do ~Olllay li'f 'qu,WJ0"1't· ' ·· olsald defendant fl:om said Pl'<l"!'! a bid or hlo.i ,(or ,.jd Th~ right IS ,re!!Orved to reject plaintiff for more than one year bllhdf based upon theil' bearing a any snd ali bids, . las~ P•JII and Groils !l!~~ect ol different r•t& o! intorest trom ~11iage of Middleport, Du\V, an4 p)ai'!\ifl also pray• lor lha~'her,gtnabllve ~~~1(•4. , p,ro. . . ;B~. Gene Gr~te, Clork. oth'r proper r.~llel. . ~aid c~use 12 ' 18 124 E. Main & vld ' !hit wllere a fr · onal !1~ ,71G, 7 22 Ztc lVII be lor hearing on 'or ·after the CASH Monthly _ , tereo 'l'aie is · bid, 1 :J. "liacUon PJIONJ: U7 LOAN lhiU be one.quarter iii one per : LEtiAL NOTICE 201 day of August A. D.' 19lJtl. '"""""' · Paymonfl 10.07 7.29 PaymeiJit lneludt. Ill oharJeo. , eent • multiple thereqf. . E111EL MAE W. HULL 300 21.68 21.3& ..,..,, up to •.$!~11lltJecl . to • bonds ···ii!·':f. ~Slued .4 Pa!k Street, ' $00 48.00 34.06 prompt approval. tn of"1flie collec· Bonne Terre, i I. '*'· i.. J:' "f. "' l:t , :I:Ew$·'· . ' IOUNS MOBUGAS _ft, a· "IAJEJT' MEIGS COUtm CUT and CURL BEAUTY SHOP :.l'dl1,...,_. '"""' A lnd·OU -·mes•ar, lETART FALlS ''*' ' . 1!'1'.1!>.; Maile YliUI ,.,..,,...._. No.w For Y- · · $ a.. O~anne18-Tuesday Channell .:. Wldne$ila, Your EJAAf-t"on Laws , . !! 1 tfiJf/! •o;; ,_ i1r•1 ~g~~;~:P~t;;,~~~~ = -·· ,and friend• ~ ' Dall~ Sentinel, Pomerol·~l~dleport, 0,, July. 22, 1958-4 Movie ffOJ' ector • 83c4 ~irthdar Of . •~x·m~:~..th~baptfheor ;.'!::.e Uld lamiller weleome. (L\SSffijJ)S. ~~~..·t~,rr:~~";~{GII~pe ~f: ~,. ny u .. t118· '~ Mr,. Mitllilfl• .~~de~~~~~ iit~e'; · . . · Ill the M!'t,eto in 1M yUiage.,ol ·II< If ~~,01·, "'e ' lebt.a'''~: H ., ' ilb·' Nai\I!~ ·C.Uueq 'If Un 4iltiOddfiit-J;r.f: WxPt.-~ Jutl~nd, Ohio, lnctualng the ..,. {'I'L----L ' \..1 weN • •' 'b)'leSI•n Women which ' Ult :rr., FtJ-':~;:~o,l:rDoi· !lli pf water pipe.·ln Sale,. Street \4.UQJ1ty LIUII'1;#1 , ~ ~h;thjlj\f,· 41~~ "'*' ~ rJ in J:llrl!.u~. l!IJ!i!ll!!lur11bino ui. kl ... '-~ · · toR the '"'"ql ~'141 ~I· 1 · •R~ qlrJnM 1p, 11/>~~t, 9C 11-"" l!> picnic '~ tl¥~ If !If h~l4 _ 1 .....,...., oaJL,, war ly to a poilll approxlilately LliNGS~ILL~- Tl!,~ Con.,.,. ~~!)a IIJ.d~ifl 09 'hfl' DSrP, ~)ttl,'i "ll AU(~.II 6 at 'lhe ROadtiide Pa!k 21 t Reo~ £sfii.'-~ zoo eet from ~ •!>I'!IDIIIJ/1~ 11re tiono,I ehurch a~ J;ansovili<! pur- day, sund>r, July ztl, lfll!!!: in,~ !'•~th• ""!!lit- I!J, •...,. ol lrlde· 1·~·••11!.1· ( .,:..-,....,.,.'+-,~ , ,_ . · 1~ 'l"ca annoxea to the •lllage, cha80d a IT'ovie pr~jector in t~o altendlnJ were 'II•.' arid' Mft'. 1'- ~ - illenl weather It will 'tie In the Let ~: WI )iu!JiiW ii.i&i.i !llld'l' aui!IQI:\IJ,. ol> lh, g~~~t!•l rou(t,oji. Ga~ 914~\'i. '/!-!,¥!~ l~JI!s Ill• l!l4l.e qJ 0\ljQ, P.il'tii:V: • • ·. • larly! lilt l!alf~ BQild: 14,w qf 'l .... cuomt , ....,.... ... "" ••· m" •[ · ~ ... ' '~' •· ""'' poijl. o. Call SliM. Hl-3tp ad fd bf I~ ""!'ll<il· of allld, 00 Arrin~toq, (- '. , .............. ~- ...... , I l l - - - .............. {j)St'-Ide~~~~~;~~ckard ~~1"'~tt-foll �'· I I, 11 \ i . . Wins At South Point 8-2, Radne Takes l,Crowe~~ Double, Thunnan's Big a~Riin Homer Was Victory Edge come i lttUo harder. Y:Jrcelino SoUa to start the rally ~IDI t(r continue the drive 1nd a walk and a hil batsman 11PWOrd tonilhl wlll be Joe Nux- filled the bam. Crowe then doubhall' taklDJ 1 IJ.O record aaaJnat led In two run~. Two .more scored C~. en Jerry Lynch's Infield out and i The Redle&a are now ellht and .....UU jamea oot of flnt plaee and. only .two games away from flrlt dl,lllon. But oeeupying that fourlll place .,., ll St. J.ouia, currently steamed up attei 'a &-4 vletory over second· plaee Mnw~ukee. Roy McMill•n'a sin1le off Glen Hobbie. The Cubs had scored in the setond on Jim eolger'a double and a aid(lo bY plteber Dlek Droll. They SPORTS DESK George .Qrowe'• two-run fourth ,Fr11nk Robinson'• single and h!Qinl double and Bob Thurman'• three walko produced the Redtbret-ruft aevtntb inning homer legs' firlt run in the aecond in· a-~ tor tbe dlffcrenee in nlng MondQ .night's wJn. ~nd !bey added another In tbe third on a hit batlman, a lin- Haddll kept 10 hlta effeclively le by Crowe and Robinoon'a inacatteNd·IO' .tore hia ai>cth win of field out. ' ' ' ' .. ·G~ts Open Long Road Trip Certain .Th~yCan\Vin National Le~e • WQSh 0 Diamond ScheduleS RQlnS to wives of OVA players who like to see thelt busbands at least one day each week. But most baseball players of the adult variety prefer to see the sun shining bright and hot on Sundays. the Jay they get in their licks at bat and afield · , The OVA has so many matches to make up I've lost track of them. About the same goes for the Utile and pony leaguers. The ponies took an added night off last Thursday when an Ali-Star team went to Atliens to show Gov. Wm. O'Neill how 13-14 year-olds elm play the ..eat American game .· . I belleve pIans are to make up.,.what games there 18 lime for, day by day, and If at the end of the regular schedule more unraveling Is needed to determine final standings additional make-up games will be played. ' Finsf,erwald Was A Fine Guard \Vi'lb Cards Jn Re}ie£RoJe '"'.Of ,-3 WATCH REPAIR Sin Fr•nci1co Gomltr Jewelry Colu1 St. Ptlllei'O) 110 38 We' Service CONFIDENCE IN YOUR !••.,............. , ..... PIU- AUTO- HOME OWNIR8 -INLAND JIUiNI- UNIN.UIID MOTORIST COVEIAGit - t~ <I •' '' tiatly ~ 19-2 - COLUMBUS UPI- The JoiJ en Joyed a ~riel' ally in third pi act II! tbe lnll!rnotlonal Leai!Ue lland· Ina• lolonday ni1bt b<lween ba!· vet1 ol • doutilehaader lhey ap)lt hero wltb Rtiebnoter. Tbo Jou ..On !be lint" aame 4-1 u Whammy noua111 ·poilod bia 101.11 win 'to put Columltu• Into fou!lb ~laee. T!1on ~olum· b~o loot the 'finale, ,.~, t0 .drop baek to tilth In lila llandl,;a. ' ,. , IIAIIE W~tkllne. MiddloiJOrt 023 102-8 7 4 South Point oOO 101-2 2 4 BUlb and Slater. Dobblna (LP) Ashworth (8) and Aobwortb; Tobl: man !3). · LP and 4l RPJI CUSTOM CLIPPIII 4 DOOil SPICIAL HARDTOP cLnAND' Two tone flallhini rod and while I!Oiertor. Gleamiila while wiU t!Jol. A bl& ear with the pep and zinc of a frtuy colt. Loaded for IIIOdern Hvinl with oil power equiPJ11eht. You won't have to aak iba mall wbo one after you Jlv8 •.thJa one 1 Sharp blue and white fin!Jh. Clean lnleriO<". Oynallow, ra41<1./ beater, good Urea. Plan %0111' • ._.,.uon In this little Bulet. S.b•'• a• oilent as noarina gull. Y~u'll enJoy mry milo. See II today. Sh!ek..joi>klb, blue and white •• ·;•.- Power ·• ateor!ni,. power i ' briku,·Jjyar,matlc, radio. ~otter,, wblt.e,•nll Urea. The other· guy p1ld for aU theae extr'll. Special $1695 $1395 $ll95 1955 MERCiaY 1956 FORD ·APPl IAti'C .E' . 1 I. Moln It, . tho"" 1 • • • • • • •'I'•• try. MONTtliY 4 DObi ll'amily fun hi earolree lhi1 we, line oar ' IJIC)I'llman'a flair. AlPine · body wllll jade 1(1'0011 SPOUTI~G· ' 1'•11 lnttiranee Cner.,e I .. CLINTON FISii:I•. R· CO~ e ~' ' ' ·&JIVJCE PAINT • Middleport, !*Ill ,, ' PhOne 1807-Y ar &lU-X I ' 'J,• . Tigers DOl 10- 2 0 I llllelllO ' !II) 3 -19 13 1 Mike Wer!')' (LP), Ohlinger (1), Hamm (2) ,Ebera!oacb and Ebenbach, Roberto (~). Wolle (WP), Grimm (3) and J. 1955 BUICK 'Ill TI·R·E.S ~ TIRIS~, 6:70XI5 ' . 6t70XI5 6·:70X15 '*" 'Ill.•·· 6:70X15 tte•m loop. 1956 PACKARD PHONE 318·Y ,6:7~X 15 Sta.~tda.,ci ful hitting group of bOys Ia the R EC 0 RD 5 49c up LOIINZO DAVIS I'Uieroy, Olllo "'· the aolt toUel\. it wu earlier in the aeaaon. Pilot Bill Brown's boys have been adding know-how to tholr play every week, and act-ually have one of the most power- TOP ARTIST AND , SALES !'0:: Rutland pendincl to ally In eonte~tl~~· .llllddlepert, 4-2, enterRutland o.ct. Rutland II not being considered ,. M,ntha G,aranttel ... · CUITOM VICTOIIIA CPl. l!lhln1 bull top ;.,. tbt JOUIIII tjll h•¥1- Sporty two tone (I'*D lmd wlilto finish. POwerfu) • Thundori>IM motor '¥ilk .~ · ~ned dlLitl elbaliJIL nrnliDI oorteo, iaeluMng IIO'!'et 11- lit! •..,. with Ford......,lle iiiJ, powu lri'u~; ·:Mor«>Ka· drive. Wby be, a olow pqkel t1c ~rive. $in1 tbe family In ll:~·· .... lhll ...w put 'you oul'front li:an, )'OU1illto bel. and !111 II oui fdr olH; lllqulpped wl(b aU power SURE INSURANCE VIS-WARNE~ line l•d oft the game bY walking, Roger Birch oingled, l.arry Grimm walked andLWolfe pasted tbe ball 230 feet away for the flrat ,..,on ·bomer over llllcine'a new fence. He added two more oingleo for a per!ect for 3 night. Other 3hitters were Birch, two single•, Grimm a alngle and donble, J•m Wickline, two singlea, Danny Cole, a baoesloaded double and ' •Ingle, and Halley and John· son each singles. Not a Tiger hit safely. inioilhl achedules, weather will· county Linle League: Syracuae at Pirateo, Yankee• al Racine, Dod· gero at Rodlcgo. Mlddl~port: Redles•. va. Yankee.• Bravea va. S<natoro, and the Red ROOFING IN t At Racine in the Pony game Ra- cine \Vent inlo an earJy lead never to be threatened. Peanuts Wick· We Sell .1168 AMiliiCAN LIAGUI Milwaukee ... . 48 38 .6118 I No IOmtl ochoclult<i te '46 .8011 51> Chleago .... .. WodMadoy'a St. Louis ... . 42 '43 .494 61> loltlmoro at ChicagoClomH l o - II K111110 City, ni1ht Now Vorl! at a.trolt, nltht On)J pmtt ochtdulod . INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI W L Pd. !lolilreal ...... .. . 61 3D .&lo TOfiiiiiO ........ .. . ~742 .576 Roekoller ...... .. 61 48 .515 Columb\11 . .. .. .. .. 51 80 .1100 lllamt ............ .' !13 aa .1101) Rlebmond .. .. .. .. . f8 aa ,fetl FULL Havana .. .......... f8 BS ,fetl Bullalo .. .. .. .. .. . 38 till .8d9 INSURE: WITH run• unearned. Charley Bush pitched for · the win, l•nning II opponents. J!lg hitter• wer• Terry Johnaoil with a 2-run homer, a solo homer, and ~ olnglo. Oilier hittero were Bush, a •Ingle; Ronnie Carr, 2 ain&les, Fred Sloter, • double and,Jobnny Allenswurtb, a aiagle. Middleport 1001 to Minford on Wednesday t¥enlng to play the ·winner of the Oak Hill-Minford game. Terry Johnaon IYIU be slated to. pitch. ;l~a,~l~l~7~~'~L~ot~A~np~IH~,~I~O.~=d;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;';"";a;ro;J;';Oit:;;o;;;:;:;;~ STANDINGS RICHEY ' pert of the ltaf'J. As lllocker on PIH pt.yt, hi wu the key mill w11o aldtd Ott. Orahtm beHd his 1 \:. ';;-t~ H!'~;-.nch' Uf In Clonlmd'o P!M • trop oiUnseasonal rains have brought serious havoc with all exist- district opener of the National Lit- will be made later. fonH. When rtwala rvahod .o.... I b ball bed I . tie League elbnlnatlon• They won Pomeroy, 4-2, must heat Waha- ham too hard tho ,,.,.. pitt ng ase sc u es m our tri-county area, a piece of good 11-2, with both of South Polnt'a ma, 3•2 <with • mu..up pme with tt.o bill t. ~or ·ond ...; ·ht SAJI DJINCISCO UPI - Rid- runa on 83 hlto. Of hla 63 bits, 28 ill& t~ crUt·.or their longest win- hne been for extra baset. nlng 1~ •ltbe year. the smokey-bit .s.. Fnncloco Glama open 1 24-pme(·#l.-doy lour of the na11r .ID S · Many Meigs County sports fans will recall Dow Finsterlion toh!Jf!l, ~I Philadelphia-eon, wald as an outstanding Athens High athlete in the tale 1940's. Iiden! ter •con win the National He was one of the fine. banketbail guards produced by that Le~e .~~ni~lonablp. flne /aw-bone coach Harry Lackey who could put on one of Before·jlley return to the friendlh e f nest shows from th e benc h 1n the SEO of those years. ly conlln,o of'Seala Stadium, .. , ... , 1 Dow caged the roundball ' back In the days of Pomeroy's their tNolal road trip they . Uni!Oll PNaa . lnto,nalionol ban tilli!ed. with all oeven team• Charley Slack of whom it may be recalled also parlayed albBIU Wight, a pitchor both Bal· and lbq, expect then to have ,tile timon'• Paul ·Richards and Cin- letic ability Into a prof\lSSIOn. Charley sta-yed with.basketbail. lino · on ' jllat how good their cinnati'• Birdie Tebbe~bi rne up Dow switched to golf alone after matriculating to Ohio Unichaneea ouatin1 defendin8 on within the •Pan or a coup)e of versity. 11 was a sport In which his abbreviated stature ~pelied ebamplo~ ·MIHraukee. · month•. •~aped up tod1y as tht> no hand.icap. ' . "This IJ a .· good road club." rellof hurler St. Louis Clrdlnal Finsterwald, now 28, reached the lop In seven short years Nld inanaser Blll Rl&noy before manqer Fred Hutc~!.nson hu though to him they may hiiVe seemed long. Actually, the Ath· the Glan!,t tQOk to the air. "In boen aeek!ng 111 !lleuon. star has been considered top professional golfing materWIJhl a 38-year-ol~ l ,ft.~ande' . fact, un!ll• If• finlahed otf tho for the past three or four years. His money awards are ameurreDl home at1nd with 1ix fi'Onj Rio Villa, . Calif.. WhO'I pie proof. They have set him up in handsome style In Teknoeked around the maJor loa· ltrlii:hl wtn'a, we were better on questa, Fla., where he serves a local club there as pro. ;ues wtth tndltferont · 11Ut:ct111!. the r"''~ 1h•n we were al home." Tho """"d' show the Olanta since 1M8, plteher six shutout. SportB writing observers, the "olil pros" who pick champs bavo wOD 211 and loat 21 at home, lnnlnca Monday nlchl. that enab· have habitually mentioned Flnsterwaid as a potential wlnne; wblle on thfo road they have won led tho Cardinal• to beal the 1n nearly every tournament he has entered since 1955. Fin¥Uwaukee Bravea, H, In 14 Inn· 1 ~I and loll17. lnJs. It wu the be1t relief job a ly Dow Flnsterwaid~ the skinny lawyer's son from Athens "We have tome players who turned In by 1 Cardl:lal pitcher bat made all the scribolers look good. ' 101m 10 perfarm boiler on lhe 1Jl lfl'ISOR. His achievement is rare indeed In sports. southeastern road than at borne," aaid Rigney. Rookie Curt Flood, obtained Ohio joins Athens In applauding Dow's feat. May he perform "Aiilona thOle Ia catcher Bob from the Clnelnnati !lodlep lam many more. Sebmldl" Dee. D. broke up; the ~me when Sehmldt, battlnc .2115, baa 12 ~· !Wllored off 4w ~•rdelte In Clri~lnn~tl-.--;4;-;-1-;;46;--:.4::::71--:::.,.-::--:-:--:Rc-es-=ul-ts_ _ _ _.;,_ borne run• aad b11 knoeked in 34 the i~th : It was the c1;ihth 1011 Phlladelpht• a9 44 .410 ''"•f:-c·~~~~~c~.s. Vtlltauolo UP I41 47 .408 9 ol tbe year lor the 11137 World Plllaburgh 41 47 .f88 Ramon Clolatayd, ill•~. Vtnt· Serle• hero, who went all the. Loa Angelet •iPOMIROY'8 FINIIIT" · Monday'a iltiUI!a xuola, Mpolntod Jimmy Alit)'way and had 1 lnnd In lh·• ninlh wben Wally Mooh tlod tho Cincl"!''ll Chlca10 4, 4,nlllht lt. Lovla I9 Mllwaukto 14 lnnatore wtth 1 homer. llltll. nlthl by Wt<in.....,..a Clomtt Chid'" ot CinelnnaH, alllht It, Loula ot Mllwauku, night lr Unltod l'rou lnttrnlllonal lan Pranclsco 11 Phlladalphlo AIIWortc-111141 NATIONAL LIAGUI nltht W L l'ct. Gl Iii L... Ttlan A w.olt w· 'ht F' d 1'\ Jleealae Of 9 win~J and only four lossea. M-M P,LAY One other game wu gotten In Wabama leaders wert l!ltudying the books allllougb It wao not br tho ~Uijy of pla:rhl,ll tbe eruthi eial Pc:lmeroy-Wahama eame under Th~,.~iddleport l.litle League tho llgbts ot Bacbtel Field Wedteam went to South Joint in the neoclay oveninJ. An announcement lly C'otiT TANNIIIILL added two runs in the slath on an error, a w•lk and Cal ''eeman'a fortune two-run double. < II was anybody's guess whether or not perslit~t showers would pei'mit resumption of little league bal<ebai1ii'Jiat play tonight, or 1et up Ioiii! enough to dry out diamonds for M-M play Wednesday. MARION MOTLIY Nf'*t Yqtllt U-lly j.laodo, As the regular playing season for the youngsters aears Its Unll..t ., .."' l""'""'tlonol l411olo, ... . .Y!"'r. -1"'"'1 end early In August, a host of make-up games lf\1 pinpointed Morton IMthy, 240 ,..,. of lddlt L,...h, 149, Now Yorli, IG. on ail teams' schedules Last ~venlng an afternoon burst of battorlnt !lone ond 111uteio. .,._ moisture erased ail pony league gaines except the Tlgef-Ra- · - of ..,. ,_It's •I~ I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;=t cine match upriver taken by Racine 19-2 In ·a deluge of base fullback lfHb In hla ·lont II .. hits incluAinN ..,. Cl... lond • .....,. a .. .. and slam homer by Du. ane Wolfe. The .. 1ft ,.... tltrhtwltll ......... 1946-53, 1M ,... game was called after -t't!l Innings beciiUII! of darkness. ..... llt¥tda star piled . up 4,712 The win pushed llllclne far out yanla for ..,. tlmoot ponnnlol In front In the Pony race wltb Sox n tile lndbmo. · pro chompo. lut . .t .m oniJ Tile .U.U1 !entW.I CINCINNATI liP! - Clndnnati the yeor ·eomparcd to five defeats. maole u euy jump from laat to The Redtop, leading 2-1 after liftll p._ 1!1 tbe alaadlnp Mon- lllree innings aeorecf lour tlmea dQ 'nicbt witb' a H victory over In tile fourth to cllneb tbe victory. Cblealo, but tho bop to fourth will Johnny Temple ain(led off rookie I ~ ·, $. 1295' . 1955 PONTIAC '&TAll CH~P 4 DOOR You,ll!l )he, ~flta and COli· ventence.·':A. ml baqolo. ·' HEY, MISTER--· YPU'LL .GET IN TROUBLE - �• \ i ' ' I ; f . bel{1 ~Un!ll, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Jul~ 22, 1958 ·Honored·At,Party I ·Held By Family The lilth birthday of Jean llfees WIS oboerved with a family party SunclaJ eveninll •! the home o! ..r ~all, Mr. and Mrs Richard illeeo,Darwln. SOCIETY tiVC! . , Mrs Frak Swatzwalder and Mrs. Edtth Gloec,hner of Cilium bus were the week end jiUCala ofl.lra. Martln WaddeJI and of other relatives and friends. Jam•a Will and daughterB and her grandmother, Mrs. Walter Wallter, lelt Mondiy for Columbus to attend the )Yeddmg of Mrs. Will's sister, MI!IB Nancy Howol~ this morning o. 11. Rad!Qfd was 8 b"'inoss !drs. A buHel dlnuer waa aerved In· dlldinll two deeorated birthday I .... and home made Ice ereom to ._,, and Mra Otto Meos, and d...pter, Joan, aud John Teaoerry ol GolumbW; Luther 1Erw1D, All· ni:li Jfr, •nd Mn. Harold Erwin visitor m Cmcmnata over the week aild aou, Robert, Gallipalis; Mrs. end. Alberllleeo and Mr. and Mn. Mal· Mr. •nd "!lila Robert Croy and eolm llces and daughter, Edith 181011Y 0 r All••t a, G•·· VIS 11ed Sal· Ann, o! Pomeroy. ~ urday watb Mr and Mrs Homer c .Jean reee1ved a number of Radfol'd Jlflla lncludlug one from Mr. and Mr. and !drs. Willard Ebersbach, !\ln. GUhert falces and aon, Jimllll', Mra Cbul" Buck and Mrs. c. J. ' ~"iihiioiiwere;;;;;iiuiiniioiibliieiitoiiiiatteiiiiniidii.;;;;;;;;;;;dEbersbac~ visited Sua•ay in south· r 11de, W. Va , with Mr and Mrs George Dabney and famlly They I were acc!'mpanled... home by Mi38 Pomeroy Bencl Joyce Ebersbach who had been I the guest or the Dabney Cumily for 1 several day.s. I MJi;IG8-POMEROY Mr. a~d Mrs Dav1d 1\.ligbt oi I MUierspGl't visited rJlatives In the TONIGHT area Sunday. Joh:1 W1ggins :>f CharlerOI, Pa . and Mr and Mtl. Ralph ~olmes or Charle!lton, W. Va., were receat dinner ~uesto of Mr and Mrs. Walter Bentz They atfllo vllited Mra. 'Edna Wlggina, 'Minersville. R. J Gruc.ser of Columlms visit,. ed recently wtth hts grandfather, ~ R R Stobart, who is Ill. r Rev anJ l lrs. A N GrueAer of Lancaster art·ived Saturday fl>r • a few days vlelt with her fnther, R ti R Stobart and d:J.ughter, Miss I Genev1f'Ve 1 Mr. Donie"' Reibel and lnlant dauahter, Fae Kathryn, lzreturned • H COlore....... home Monday 1rom Ho er os~ Whlts Opera Doc pital u Heort of Empire ldr ••·nd Mra Don Thr.maa and h Il'llture Bueball Champs dau&:hter of ~oupdl!vllle, W. Va , I Want To Be Prelty were week end gueltl of tbeJr ll and Mrs Ralph M'• P.rol'ts. Woclnoodoy Not Open el Grave& and Mr and Mn. Everett cl I ! ; I ' p I t '! THEATRES I • TEMPLE-Middleport , ,," II Cl sl II b1 "~ ". n ' Not O~n Tqnlaht Wodnndor oncl Thunctay ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE Lana Turner · Barry Sullivan Thomn• Miss Hoberla Kracuter refurned home E:undJoy morning after a week 's vlalt 1.1 Parkersburg, W Va with Mr. and Mrs Dale Valentme. and fRmily , 'Mn Dale ValentlnP and chll<'- ~r:k•~r~ob:u~rg~,~W~.~V~a~w~erc~ _ - - --F:;;;;;:;;:;;z;;;;:;;:;;:;:::;~'~re~n~oi~Pa SPEC·IAL l.imited Time Only ON ALL ~assenger Cars (WHEELS BALANCED INCLUDING WEJGHTS FOR ONLY Middleport Society Picnic Friday Mr and Mrl. B. F. Parm1lee wert m Huntington, W. Va., ,Ends Contest By Sunday where they v1s1ted rela· Red,BiueGroup$ PQj$ROl' . S3.50 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DeSOTO CR. SHIM, 1: MU! Mldtlleperl I M1ss Addle Fugate joined Mr11 llfinnle Arthur, Huntington, lut ' Tuesday lor 1 trip via tra1n to Ladlle JltwldJq • • . • • • . • • • • • • • • Po111eroy Soele&y EduO;' '51. Pelersburg, Fla. They will • I"; h::.ve 1n extended vacJtton tbe!'c J111tla JUee •• , • • • • • • • . • • • •• • • Middleport Soeleb EdiiJi'. Mr. and Mro. C P. Uuttou Wh> are botb lll at the1r ~orne on Lincoln Street, bad " tilear week OS IJ t ' end guest. their son-In-law aftu -L daughter, Mr and Mrs. George er:~~~om FariO of Columbus. M;•s Jun'e Dell Ha""'•D became the bride of Mr. Marvin E. Beulah Neaae Is 1\)o guest oi w , .. , Mrs Nan l\loore and Mils Mil Wickersham, Friday, July 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the home OI the dred Hewley, tills week. RuraI Home W Scene Of J Jy JB h W k Wed'-'uing Rites Haymon- ic ' " ) ' The lliddleport Church of Christ will bold a Sljnday School picnic at the Roadl<lde Park darung at 6 P. l\1. Friday even· mg. braa~ a favorite dllb and taote serv1ce In c as~ of ram 1neet at t~c I RUISIAII IQ),IALS Birthday Party Js Held f or MOry R fh S HELSINKr ' UP!- I!I~OilDS &imyo~ Pill- ~ln ' ' ljql!lla <!lluallod 1M world re<ord of el&bt mialytoa, 3"-6 oe•· o-nda for t~-3 S.®wleter lteeplechase In the lll!ltJon Natlolaal lraek •nd !(tid obamplonshlpa on l>onda) n!ght · '. ' ' by Baird: one of the leadlftl pdera on the Ne1i' England 1circuli the last ~wo aeallons, booted horn~ tour ' win~•"' !1 NIJI'aPn&~ll fark on Monday to move up to third ploce In tlao battlo. for , riding honors. This is the cloalng of the at· tendance contest for Wt cl.aaacs oi the church with l!!e Rod, of which Mrs. Clyde !\.llensworth ~ N-OW . was the !e:Jder, winning' by 39 ~ts. Jusr . . . ... ---VOL lt NO. 88 l•tere•t. Of "'"--- '' IJO·OVER ~_.,,.,; , • No luggiro1- no pulling • Nonie gr.des sMOolhf'l 3 wf.eels. • Double stretch hose lets you cleon full flight on 111rface. BIG July tbewt, for overloading alter 1 plea of not guilty. He tDSied one caae out of eourt, that of Olil· ford IDU, Letart F11l1, cited 1n Buy Now at this for miJuse of farm Ueenae platea lD other aetiona the ""!Or for· felted a ~ bond or James E. Woosely, Columbus, cbarget! with havin1 DO drlver'1 licenae and conlluued the caae ~~Keith Jl'arklna chorge4 with ,.,.ult and bAttery untU AUJI. 12 when the complainant faDed to appeor. Scheduled lor Frldty court b• fore the mayor are Donald F Weaver, opeedlng and defective lnoffter; Frank Hamb, opeedintr aud hovlnJ no regiotnUon; Geo Wellington, pennilllng unlleen· aud h,a_vl!!!ng.i• no_: reclltration; Le ' 1! 011 Pleu .COurt CJ>ora, lllOJ! i: oult IC>r m&~- .... .. . . --...,-~- " of a divided by·tbe pOJt· parUamena fiery ~lgbt by PreoidenL ~~~Amorl• capable bOinbo. •oon amlu after viJ. Consumer·Prices Upwatdln Latest Report .VIASIDNGTON UP].....(:ononm· prl<.. edJed up to ' uew all· time reeord peat Ia Juue, tho or IOVOI'DIIIenl reported ICI'laJ. The eononmer price Index wont leu tlrin ou~l!th of I per cent to riac:h 123.? ~ eeul of avert(e prieea In IHT:.e. Tbil U per cent hiJher tbon a '.agO. I I 1lepartmeut expertl llld - dlillistlU ' " ."lilY NOW" l'tict 011J , S3f900 loadoa~ wllh ....~ ollhl ftotll frltklolrt lmPtrlal ftahlrl. lndu~' tne~• rm rene top • }oily Au10motl• ~.1•1 lo ........... ~·too ..... d~ - f10t!Mtrlll for most tyii,tW!nt • Twin OIJdo.O" Hyiio"" hold ••·lb. r,...., 21~ quo•" • CliOiio of • ~~~>••• IOill Coloro oa ~ tljt/o •••~ ' ' ' '" ' \ ..... pnctlcally aud deocrii>Od the ·arrange-· ltnete~ae ., "tiny;" ahd "'fiiellon al" ........ ) ' Tile aeputmonl'o fluma or La hor Sta!iatlet .aiiQ aDJIOUnced !hat the toe-hOIIlo poy of . lhe rieraJo Aetoty worm re ..)~ • reeord hilh Jut moulll. -=--~.:.,___:_ • - ' ' 014~ ' vivon. n wu learned that Mr. alld !Ira. George Smith of Rl<bmood hod been Yllitlng hll alder, Jll"'. Wood in PukiiJ'Iburg. Mro. Wood LIDd Misa Amo1 were returning tr. Ricllmond to extend the viJ•t there. Meanwhile inclement weather c.ousing poor vioibllily and 1!i<k lllffacel were being C!'tdlled b: oj. P&rt 1rith eaa1iq four minor •c· cldent,o In Gallla C011nty TueJCiaJ. There were no injuries, only rl large number of dented fenders and aida D.l cara. But ' ln Chelblre at 11:10 p.m. Tuaday Cbarl.. L. Spirea, 2'1, lllddleport Bl I, wu clled .luto Gallla eourt for !ailing to yiel4 the rilhJ..oi·WJ¥, Ills ar wu trnelln1 west DD Route 11M •bout .7 ol 1 milo ...t of Cbeallire, and ~ JOuth onto Little KyJOI road. AL thai point Charlcoa E. Youftl, 13, lit. ; lllddleport. eom!ng ~~ t!:D IIIMt- 'lflll mel Tlit -patrOl. Hpinted medlum .__qe to *'-"""' ' ~ ;I ·n· · "'"'--.....L~- Dottilh~"!l;Jmh.""" '' •ln pellllou Wbium,too llld a July 4 IDcideat ftonlted lr. lw of wagea totallin1 $33.211, and bOipltal bills an4 medl<al treatment totalllq 131. He Aid he hu been permanenUy dilflg. ured and may lote more wagee and lacur more Jlledlc:•l ' billa. Richard Frqieit Is obarged wiL~ UIIUII with lni4Jll to kill by Whlttingtoa In County ,Tudge Em· melt Peoplel' eourl an aetlon that waa to. have been adjudica· led today. IUPQI'IODic ~ ~~t' ~ E'V6t-/ . Dead were Smitll, Richmond, Va. and Gteiui Antbony, 22, of Buffalo, W Va., who wu eurout~ to bls dilly~ jOb at the Valley Belle Dairy Company In Point Pleaunt · ' . when his ear skidded out of control. '·· . According to unofficial reports available from the Wed · <l VlrgiDla State Patrol, Antbony was traveling toward Point Pleasant when hill car skidded on the wet pavement. It veer· ed sideways, then Into the wrong lane. His car allU<k one llrl. Bmllb wu r)dlnt In wbltb her hatbond, George Smith, ,.., drl•luJ. She died enroute to Holur H01plta1 m an ambulance of undetermined multiple inJuriea, Ahortl7 after 8:30 a. m. when the accident OC· curnd. Smith ,hunself i• in serioa~ The trial of / . I ldJttingly Jr rondition In Holzer Ho1pitat 1uf on the aeeond of live tindictmentt !trinr from haetured ribs. a of obtaini11J signatures under froctured right hlp and multiple falae preieu10o proeeeded into aiJ111sfOnl. its seeond day today w1tb little Two -ngero with Hr. and · sign ot an early end. Mn. 8m1th e~eaped seriou11 InSlnee TuNday afternoon when jury. They were MilS car~en opposlne: attorney• dee1ded not to Arnot, 10, and Mra. George Woqd ..tUe their dlltercnq,a by compr.. of Parkenburs Both JUitered mile, until 11, a. m. today , eigllt painful <ull and brulae1 about witneut.a were ealled by Prost the body and hOJd •nd bolo eutlng Attorney lames O'Brien. were admittf.d to Holzer HosptThey were Kothertne Milliron, lal. )fenry llilliron, lbrle Milliron, Anthony was married and the Norman MUliron, Mildrf!d Koval lather of two children, a boy aged ter Folden, Woodrow C.ll Sr three 1nd a girl, aged l. There Grace Call and Mattingly. were no funeral arrmgemenli Judge Earl Rieeker i1 on the yet and lnvesti&ating offi,.l'll bod bench. Mattingly waived a jurv not releuett tbe n&ldts of aur- Tile Common Pleu court w& not the ouly busy judicial place in the county. Mayor Charlet Legar lut nllht continued cue• againrt MUlard: l"o.rltr, who plead not llll!lty to driving w1th nut a lieeDte, and Carroll )bt lo uplaold lhll tintr FREEZER·REFRIGE' R AIDR C4·# bJibn,; · Mrs. George iJl the case. of stairs. BEAUn SALON I.Eftr FRIGIDAIR~ 2'·.DOOR _ , Two per19J11 died early UU. 1110mlng 'a nd two .otbe11 wfft ' aerlously Injured In a IWIH!I1 collillon about four mllh lroill Point Pleaaant on RDute 35, blamed on the alick, wet Meigs Court MYRTIS KAY'S .! ' Continues In ' Potluck Dinner Planned Before Aug. 4th Meeting aao. Ia convaleaeina njcely. Mr: n.d Mra. Lawrence Mtght ao6 dRiibtt!r, Karen. of Princeton, Ind., ate ~r.ndJnc a week'" vaea· lloa with h • parenta, Mr. and Mrs CllrfMt Mlaht. Crash On Ro te Mat~yTrial FOR A ,.~f.~ it ' \ \ In·· • at y WINS POUlt P/a. WTUCII:ET, B. 1. liP! - Bal>- church. Willard Boyer was the capt;am of the Blue. bride's mother, Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Racine Route 2, wltich Mr and Mrs. c. 8 Weise re· was decorated with arrangements of white gladioli. turned to their home Monday a!EveryoM who attended Sun· The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the ter v1Satm3 rtlatives in Hunlmg day School at the Cburcll 01 Rev. John .Elwood, putor of the Racine Methodist church, don va11 ey and Lock'•.ll'en, Pa · Cbrlst during the co4tfat IS in- ~ r1ted to the picnic. before the fire place In the living room. In the center of ttte for severn! week8 Mrs. Pearl Va:n Cwncy under· mantel was a white Ivory cross with a background of white went major 8W'gcry at the Hear• Lt., arrived Salurda¥ for several rose of shaton, with tall white tapers in crysta·l candelabra on General Hosp1tal last £nturday days v1ait with his parents, Mr either sld,, On either side of the mantel were arrangements Howard ldcEihmny occompan .mu Mrs ; .. u Bechtel. of white gliklloll and mums in cryntal baskets. led Ch>rles McElhinny here o. llr, md Mn. Arthur Gilmore For her wedding the bride ------~-- h1s return trip from Florida to took h11 mother, Mrs. Mmnu chose pink atreet length dress ;e~eptlon mcluded Erl d1e Flnr visit his brothers and stste:1 Gilmore to Athena, Sunday, whel'f, reatur.lng a full skirt ~nrl 1ltte• l tan, Mr and Mrs W~>slcy Bell. Charles !l nd Robert t nd Mrs Jho le.fl by train for Covington, bodice witlt aquare ncr.kline ant. Jr , Wesley Belles Sr, C C F~ Dana Lambert and Mrs Sidney .• , •••• e1e sne wtu be tae guet:l collar uart• 1 pink mebud co:- der~ck, , Mr and Mrs Herb~rt Pickens, !llge Her only jewP.I"v was 9 Sh1elds, Mr and Mrs Roy PearMra Ruby McKendrc and graml· of her son-in-law and daqht..,r, crystal neeklace belon !lng to her son, Rev . and Mrs Joh'l Elwood, ~ on, David Ashley ll &vc return['(! ..tu ' autl .uu. Haymond Burns and mother ~ev Jose Rcgumdm , Mrs ~111 from Dunbar, W Va, ,, here they ftamily for an extended visit. Mns ' Pa,ty •or-ian, Pt. Pleo- ared Donohue, MIBB Ours, M" t!ave.r been the guests or Mr. anr: Mrs. Walter Bunce hu re:ees.t: sattt, w Va., the n. atron ul and Mrs Wilham Fox and son.,. Mn. Wlll.Jur A.shley 1cd ed word of the critical · bonor, wore a green "t>t-nth dres~ David, Mrs Mattie cu·cle, Marf.UO her SISter, Ju - r~-~~'~!·~ '·';\1~!'11 and a yellow rosebud torsage \'eme, hmes, Mary Lou •nd i V~, James Hart.nger and {Dessae Miller) at Joseph a Clark, Athens, ser\· Jacklyn Wickersham and MlliiS chlldr~ have rel!Jrned from tal, Hamilton, 0. Mrs Cd 81 be!t man. Nma Clark. w~sbington where th•!Y had ac the daucbter of Mr. and Mrs. M The bride's motber wore " companied Capt. . Hartlnger on n J MUter ol Hobson Road. Tedd) bh,Je and white nylon dreu anrl :touae buntmg m1ss1on They w:., Mattu Is the gu..l Of !Ill COISID, a ptnk rosobud cor&ngr.. be the guests of her Pii N>Df:o<t, Mr Larry Buncf' whlle h1s mother 1!1 A reception for the iUests Wll!il 1.nd Mrs . Edgu Allensworth un bosp1taU.zed. Mtss Glaclys M1ller beld following the ceremonl Ul the first c( August, when they Ot Walblneton, D. C., ic with her The brtdP.'I table was lovely in will return to W:~shington !ister. white linen cover and centereot U QUer ,,here Ca:1t. Hartmger hs been. lth lh lh tl,e d · ddl Mary Ruth Sauer, t:.. r. two year assigned to the Pentagor. Andy Wllson of Point Pleasant wak t ' -•ree llh th re we Mrs Rachar d Hayr.1 ~ n (Jur.c spent a week with h11 grandpar1 t "i old daug 11ter of .Mr and Mr11 cbride e and opyqoIJ'OOm w ande m ma UC" Harold Sauer, was the guest or Sans bury) wbo underwf'n t ma Jt.J' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox, encirclctl with whit~ gladioli with tall honor at a btrthday party Su1- surg~ry at the Abbmnton llem· Mlddlei'Ort. hit t 1 d 1 day evening at thl' home or he: ortal Hospital, Watl returned \1 . 1n ~ "'b e apen ..~ys1a can e - parent&. . d on VaII ey, Mr and Leonard Mattox of llh ld her home m Hunlmg 11 ra on c er 8 e. j Pa , Monday. Nltro are In Middleport. Cake, P'Jnch, cor!~. mints and She waa the guest of honor at ; Mr. and Mrs c. H Wtse Jr Their daughter, will renuts were served After k thf joint blribd RY partY w1 t"n t•cr cou- and grandrtr.ugbter, K~thryn Jane tum to Nitro with bride and g:room cuL the ca e it ~In two weeks ago, '~Jut due to Hannahs were in P<l''ker.tburp ~vaa aerved by Mrs. Barbara Gaul Illness her ,randparents, Mr and Pnd Mari eLta Saturday While 1n Mrs. Dorothy Doug}f S served Mrs. George Sauer, co~.:ld not at· Marietta they vistted the Mua punch an'f Mrs Etta ?ttae Nortotl tend. eum LB8isted by Mtss Marveine Wtck· Sharing her birthday cal.f' Y.i.ss Lais Cecil wa1 returnccl ersham, daughter of the groom, which was decorated in red ano to her home from Mehts Gener11 l aerved coffee white with red candle, and let• Hospital Monday by the Rav. The couple left for a short eream were her grandpRrent.s, Mr llngs-Coats ambulance. MN James Harley ;:arcomp:m wedding LJIIP and aro now al llDd Mr~.;. Sauer, Dlclf Sauer, her home to Utelr ffll!nds in Albany. parents and slater, Joy. ied Mrs. Ja mes Slockman to her Cueata PI the wedding and home m Kansas City. Mrs. Stock man has been tbe glH&t of her Sunday dinner gueats of Mr. and sl.Ster, MrJ Harley 11nd relatlve11 Mra. Eldon •Kraouter and daua:ht· ert , Morning Star. in northern Ohio f<r severn! Kenneth Wig8lna vhnted recent· weeks ly In Clnelnhatl and attended a ball Rep and Mrs. George pd'clnhart 1ame and al10 vLsUcd Coney II· Jell today for a visit wath their Theodorub Council, Daughters of son-tn·law and daughter, Mr. a~ land. Afnerteo, mel in regular se11ion MN John Mayor and lamllf In Mrs. Anna Shoemaker of New Monday cve11ing at the JOOF Hall t=olumbus. They were llt:ebidtJah Lexington i11 the guest of her with 'Mn Uarry Stahl, councilor, .ed by MillS Susie Taylbr wlin dau!lhtera and son&-in·law, Mr and presiding. went on to Toledo to V!s!t friends Mra Ben Dd<!k and Mr nnd :win Mrs. Olttn Goodwin was reported S Sgt r. nd Mr's Job ~ Bcchtd Dale Kesterson. ill in Meigs General Hospital Mrs l'nd daughter MRry Anr. of En~ Mr and Mra Clarence AnctreWi Ina Stone !s home from the hos-- land Air Foree Base, Alexandric 1111d family spent the woek end In ptt;;l etftcr three WE)cks and Mr&. Dayt~ with r.lattvea. Donley Relbf'l 1nd baby rlaughter Mr and Mr~ . Herbert D1xon nnd returned home from Holzer Hos· family t:pent the week end In Lan· p1tal Monday Flowers were sent ca1ter with Mr. and lttn Earl Kel· the sick. . ly. Plan111 Wel'4'! made for a potluck Mr1. J.awrenc• Wlthers and dlnuer at 6 30 p m prcccdlni the Cold Wave Permuenlll Mr,. Walte1 Qcntz returned home next meeting on Monday, August Friday atler a vial! In Charleston, 4. · Hair CUlling & Slylln. W. Va., with Mro. Wlther'o brother Monday Thru Friday and abter·in-law, lir. and Mrs VISITS HIRE Dan Ftaeher apd other rclltUves. t:OO A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Miss Florence Smlth of Okla lin. Waller llenll r0turned to homa City, Okla., recently a del ~­ CIOM AI NHft IIIVNOJ her employment in the offices of gate to tbe National St:cretary'!! IJ:venlngs by Appt. the Ohio Power Co., )londay, alter convention in Minneapulis, Mlnn PHONE HfM a two week vaea\lon. uow 11 visiting her mother, Mn lOS I. 2ud St. Pomo.., Chesler Knlibl, wt.o underwent Florence Smith of Po:ueroy aursery at Holzor Hoapltal a week ~FA4'~ ~liYIIOW' .6'af9!2t~ . 1.2.~ - • 'I~ r ~ j :s;~.Year-Oidls ·. -. ,. Mrs. Motto Died In Hamilton Hospital TueSday lfr1. Theodore I I - · dlouie !IIIIer) dled at noon ye,~terdoy at the Mercy Hoopital, Hamilton, , 1• 0 , at the age of 41 She waa the daughter of Mrs. II. J. Miller of lllddleport, Raale ,, ' Surviving beiide1 her huJbiud ' ' •nd motber ~ two uno, fllllllllr ' and Teddy, at bonae. and tbese hrotben and siaten· illtl. Wolle: Buuee, Jliddlepon; Mrs. J010pla }: , Brown, Dlflon, Ky.; lllel GladJi lf'aller aDd Denver lllller o! ' Washlqton, D. C.; Herll<i1 llill· : er, Lebanon, Tenn.; Harr7 Miller, Colwnbu1 and Leon Miller, Jll.. dleport RD. Mn. lllottu was a member of .,. · the Jlethodlot Chureti of l!Omll·' loa, where lljnew servicea will he held tl 8 P. II. ThundaJ. • Frlenda may call ot the Raw· linJI-Uiatl Funeral Home after 10 a. m. Friday, 1'Hh !UneroJ> aervieo1 at 2 p. m. With the llev. Fred L Gardnee, • offitlollnJ. Burial will follow In the Gravel IDll Ciom~ at Cheshire. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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