https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/696b1ef467a55eca05a3ceb06f5ddb1b.pdf cd848933a1fe93a81eb4166f5374ce22 PDF Text Text • \ 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. �.' I • ' "'•· fHE DAILY SE"NTINEL --· f~ent~. ~~Editorially ,. • sllittlng ·Me)gs ' . ' County qu1te as persistently u any,where else, senousl¥ threatens ou,r corn crop In the more level parts of !be state, where wheat 1s a popular casb product, anolhPr week or two of ram could Wipe out that crop All one has to do m Me1gs County 1s dnve through our rural areas to see the Stunted corn orr bottomland Much of the corn on slopes sill! looks healthy although behmd m ita maturmg schMule Potatoes here are ser· iousll' damaged Nature mdeed IS a wh1ms1cal master Between seasons of too dryness she extenrls us those of too·wetness OccasiOnally a season "JUS! r1ght ' IS enjoyed but those are rare . 700 9i00 'I I j l fnr older '\foore Emma 100 l -~ 3 00 3 3Jl 401) ' 4~ 5 00 5 30 615 fJetThe nls nwo~rds were as foll ows Lu cky P( nny- Ha\ Sl :-~ lnak er Don Hurle' 1"Ioyd E u rt·n~ Warn Kat te allMeof Dame leor theI Jea n Hall Bob ClR Kc(' ncr all "• and Beverl ytnbe Bel Cherokee Spear:!i and Fran of w!lt att.ftl.i a intilrnlly. Uon lflw. 1 obabl r I s~ OIL ;I t~ I I 11.30 truth u ConiK'qUne. '! :. 1 •I • 12.00 /l'le J"ae Doulb It Could Be Yciu 12 30 100 14ld·Do}' ~·.... l 16 Movletlm• '•' t' 3 o6 'rllday Is Ours ; 3 30 From These Roots c 1 ~~ ljUe~o· • :Pit J ' l 446 M;od ilumancel • ~00 ComOlly Time ~plru.ea PlubOUH :·~ ~att and ScruPI! 'l:t~•l 6 25 Weaw.~caltl NeW$ Ple!W'tl 530 ,, I ' 6 4~ NBCNeWI Union p~ll!c • Tl< r~~t ouab 8 "lou Het Yoar We ,, ' 8 30 ])ra~nej , 1 9 QQ I ~-~~~.~~ €'1"10! I 9 3~ l\1Jck$t;lli, ' tO 00 Prioo II !light 10 aa lti!We Bingo '1 00 Nows ,...lllln'" ' 11.10 WefiDtrcalf ' '' 11 16 The J""k Paar Show - "''1:11'' I~ Sip Oft ' . M.ei ,r ., . ~~ oo " ~~na k Jul:,eonven~~~·~~ i~~~ ~ c of Ulc Delaware tribe Palty Newland Mary Lo•1 Garland, and Gerald R•od, all of the Senccn tr1be, Judv Gett•! Shtrley Gtlmore and Marv Sue Pl ants all or the Mmgo tr1be Green and Whtte-Sue Frat1e1 Dexter Dowell Naucy B'rakc Steve Noble Ruth Boswell Mar vm Roush, Karen Shum Sharnn Nibert nnd V1olet Schultt ln addtt ton 4 H P ns were awarded to the followma who charted 'Karen Faye ~hmn Leon I uck1cs S3ndra Su" Frazier I ucky Star Retta Sue Green Tip Top Toppet s V1ol rt SChultl Happy Hu11Uers 11nd S•ephcn No hie Jr Trat lblaters Gnlr1 and Blue Awards-Relt<' Sue Green Juhlm g McCiunr A.n n Newl and Edwtn RousiL An nabt!lll So mmer and Judy W1l !lon Leadership Green and White AwardR--M!\ rgaret Bawser, Mac Brake Janet McCoy and Joyce McCoy ,$pec10.l Awards we.ro won Jpr. plr~t ar camp by Juhll6g Me Clun p:1 Hend H-Jane~ MeCor Heart H- Mu<' Br11ke Hand Hand Health HJoyc(' Mct: oy J udy Wilson 5 ·- -- - ChannelS .:. 'flnlnlfay 8 00 Music In the !lornlnB 8 45 Dbutl lilartln Show ' 10 00 1he Morning Show ll (JQ P1<ces ol Eight a oo 12 30 1 00 2 30 3 oo 3 110 4 30 3·00 11;30 ~ : 00 6 30 14& 6 33 We~ t~<lrnla!>•0 •• 7 00 Frontlet Doctoc 7 30 Ctrcus~ , 8 00 HIKh,vif "''Rtrol European Auto Drivers More Signal Conscious Your Elea.iun Mid-East Strife SeenKeyToNew Color In Marl\et w•• • 8 30" The Real McCoya 9:f Che~wroo'l' ~ 1: •o~ ~=~easlon !0~0 1100 ' '\ I Jacldo, Mr and Mrs William li<F1rl•nd, Cbarlle and Ray· mond, Cliff , Roush and the bon IT Mrt. C1,....1 A...,., Jr. ored gue1ts Mr.s RouBb and IIWU•II CLUB MilTS Mrs Grlna:"'d Mro Malcolm ltllller (Elaine The llend Sewing Club \1!18 ENTERTAINS WITH PARTY Hawley\ wa; ,. euett or honor at a ,a!ertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs tnwrcneo Lleving ente't layette shower, Friday cveninJ, the 6orne of Mrs 0 C Roush tamed on Monday evening With a July 18 at tile home of Mrs DICk wlth refreshments served by the Stanley Party at the hom'e of Ash, Syra:cur.e Co hosteu for the hostels Mrs Thelma Capehart T~c de evemng waa Mrs Don Dailey, of i AttendlnJf were Mrs R F Bry- monstrator wae: Mrs 'Leroy PLer- Columbua ~ 1 a~t, Mrs Philip Wolpert, Mrs. J sail of Pt Pleasant. The door The evening was apeDt pla)'ing 1 L Stewart, Mrs F A Batey prize was "on by Mrs Howard games and Prlzea were awarded to :Hr11 ~ G !iebJem, Mr11 E L 1Joe Burr11 the foUowlng Miss Eleanor Rob· Stein, !Irs. ~ 0 Wem , Mrs I son, Mts WllUam Winebrenner, Donald Smith Mrs Nolan Swack· \Attending were M.rs. Burris Mrs Harry Clark, Mrs Burton bJmer, Mrs Harry L Oyer, Mrs and Becky, Mrs Tl omas Hoff SmLth The door prize went to Martha JuhUng, Mr11 Herman man, Mrs Klll'l Wiles, '4f11 John Mrs Paul KJoes ~ Layne, Sally Rol:ish, Beverly Car- ~y, Mrs Otha L1evmg, Mrs. After Mrs Miller opened her aon and the hostess ll&rry Capehart, Mrs Ray Wea many gifts relreahmcnts of c;!ake, 'The next meeting will be held ver, Mr9 Harold Capehart, Karen Ice creom, mints, nuts and punch July 29 at tho home of Mrs W and David Lievlng. ldrs Thelma were served The l~e cream was T Stone at 8 P ¥ for a p1cnicr capchan, Mrs Piersall and the md1vldual plecea molded Into pmk. 1 HAVE GUEST NIGHT hoste8B and blue storks and baby shoes Tbe Bend Rotaq Club be\d 1ts r LIONS REPORT ON FESTIVAL The cake alsu was Individually cut regular weekly meeting at the The~ Lion "' Club met tn the w.th Elach piece topped With a Bartford Methodl8t Chutch so- park Wlth a picmc supper on pmk and blue '1Jootee Favora were cial room Jt was youth mgbt and Tuesday evntnJ A report was boot1e ~ filled wLth nuts evecy member wa~: to brmg a given by Don Divers and John Those attflndmg were Mn Gail The meeting was opened Wolfe on the lnternatlonal Con Miller, M1ddlcp~rt, Mrs Byron by the VIc~ Preatdent Floyd. Car ventlon wf\Ich was held in Ch1 Hysell Mn; James Hawley and Jnact The pf~gram was g1ven by cago As of to date a cOmplete children, Becky. Debbie and Jim Bill Foglesong and 1\farLe Jewell report on thr festival ba.!! not mr Joe, Mrs 1Tom Rousti and son, They gave a report on their aeti' beett g1ven, but they reported Tommy, Mr ~ Don bailey, Colum v1Ues wblle at Camp Horseshoe to 1have made approxln ~t.ely bus; !'its Pete Burdette, Galltpo The camp Is sponsored by the $2oo.OO for the Boy Scouts. Us, Mrs Bu.. ton SmLth, Mrs • Jtm Rotary Club Soulsby, Mrs Gene Hou4aahelt and Attendmg were Donald FogleThe festiv;&l was well attended daughter, Becky lean, Mrs Everett song, E L Stein and Ronme, and the Club wishes to express Dadey, Pom~, Mra George Rome Wllhamson and Katty their thaok~ to all who helped Grueser, Mrs Roy Arme& 1 Mrs J3ek Flesher and Tanya New to make the festival a success, Charlotte Emory, Mrs Dave Grues eoiQ(lr, Harry Mdle'r, Gall and espec1aJly the Boy Stouts and er, Mr11 Q_ladvs RQbson, Mn Paul Leah Ann, J.eruel'l a ampton and the11 mothe~. Ed King aud Kloos, Eleanor RobSon, Mrs .Paul NaDey Flesher Ph1hp WolPert James Ilart for the uGe ot thetr Harris, Mn Edith Hood, Mrs and Suzann~! Donald Roush J pome~ The pony given away Thelma Hawley, Mrs Harry Clark L Stewart, Clyde Foley Herr'nan WB.!i won by W H Shambhn of Mrs Betty Donovan, Mrs Wilham Layne, 0 J Bostic Alton G Bon Pomt Pleasunt Wlnebrennet, Mrs Roy Jones uey and Allon Jr , and DonaJd Those sending g~fts but unable Attending the mcetmg were Jenkins, a guest fr~m the Hunt John Wolle Charles Lesier, Tom to attend were Mrs Lcra Jonc1, ln;ton Robry Club Hoffman Jack Frey Charles Je Louts~ Zerkle Mrs Grace J1v1den TWINS HONORED well, BOb Johnston "and Don Dlv Mrs Genevu!ve Swartz, Mrs Kalhy • Mrs Thomas G1lnstead and ers Anthony, Mrs Earl Smith, Mrs Dorothy Schwab Mrs: Edith Bur· Mn Cbfl Roush were honored PERSONALS on their b1rthday WedneSday Mr and Mrs Parness have re nell, Lilhan Smith, Mrs Marie wtth a sur1•rue birthday pmu: turned here from New Yark Wat8on and Mrs Hilda Yeauger &upper at Bailey's Lake They are re ~idlng m tne S H Attendmg w~'>re Thomas Grin Re1tm1re apartment He is em 1tead, Shelbv, Bob, Jhll and Paul ployed at the Phthp Sporn plant " MU.. BesSie Pe~fer of Middleport, "' a test eugmeer. Mr and Mn. :ntn Miller or Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs. Cbas. Mr nnd Mrs Robert Cooke ..1... Rouoh and ooby ' " a~rl ,. ' Mrs L J KarBChnlk Mrs Jack Ull'l;:' Bar!'):' Montgomery ::md Michelle, Frey, ~drs Wilham Dust, Mr Robert Mills hod the opening Mn lclrde Rice JtlllmY _ 11nd and hm; Donald Brown, Brenda prayer when the Chru~Uan Cru and Ltbby, nnd Mr and Mrs E sader Class of the F.rst Baptist L. Stem and Ronme attended Church met last n.!fht at tiJ~ Visitors mght 1 Wednesday at l' n<Jme of Mr and Mrs C.ene Cole Camp Arrowhead wherll the1r man are attend:mg Boy Scout Report d• the cor.mutt«:e on Durmg the P.ntertairunent the remaodeling of the cJasB room tl ·•~''"" each troop put on a short was gtVen, with the work nearly tht! guests completed The men or the class have painted the 1oom, put in Norns Roush 1s attendmg new lighting, and other repa1r11 Camp Arrowhead the lnst of thi.s thot were necessary Your Choice week .u s eoua1:1elor for Troop 256 Plans were made to hold fl 1 Miss Ton1a Newcomer from dehcatesseQ. sale on August 9tb 1Charleston •s vlsttmg :P.1r and place to be annou"nce:t 1ater Mrs Jack Flesher and family Mr Coleman had lbo devotion al prayer w1tb Betty Gallagher ~1s s J:m{'t Nicholson has ro. g1vmg the devotions mnng j'Do 1 I Slllncd her dutles at the News of Do Enough for Jesus" .:ts her to ftce after \aeatloning at Vlrfmla Bca.chl were played under the ':lir 11nd !\frs E L Stflt. ard direction of Mr an~ Mrs Earl Ronnie VISh td her parents, Mr • •· onmn who were asswtant hosts and Mrs Z T Maynard at Ken evellYJf ova, Wednesday Her father is in Larry J\jce., i\llked thll blessing thC".:.Il_~ :spltnl betora refreshments were serverl Mrs Herman L&yne enter.tam to the membrs Atten rUng were ed Mr.s N 0 Wem, Mrs George Mr tllld ~>I "'( arold Thomas, Mr I;.ernei and Mra id'artha Juhhng and Mra: l.ftoflft 1Mtlls, M.r 'lnl! \\'ednetida)' for an afternoon of Mrs Larry Rica, Mr and Mrs bridge Mrs Lerner had high Hers'hell McClure, :Mrs, Betty score for the day Ga1Jagber and Ur and Mn Earl ,.t I Report Given By Committee On Rem- /,'ng Here I SPECIAL SALE > , (' I• Cotton Skirts or \\Ioney Hunch ' . Godfrey Ttme ' Summer Dresses From ,$3.9$ ' ~~~~~~~~~_.~smlt_ft~~--~~--- ' , NOW CIML Y 8,00 A.M. to ~:IIU f'.JII• ·,, PHONE .a•JfD•J SL J •• wljere ed to Marietta TUuday, HOlLYWOOD Sprln1 .they vlalted athepicnic muoei!J" m1rtdle of • Following dinner In ~j~:~r:.~~w;•·:~'"!\~lhe on t~e ev~l r. the park tbc group made 1 tour tire setentltl of the boat "W p s,Jycler " when the JhkJng the tr1p we~ broltght the conven!lltion to 10 Murray, Charles Baxt~. abrupt haltf1. "I w11h I' knew how to make Rogers Edd1e Boer Dan•y -·wa 01 Jan C;lo, Michael tbeae interviews come out bet Charles Murray, den muther, aDd tltr.'' the gay, youn&.Ja-splrlt star daughtera, Charlotte alJd Minada of "December Bride" nld, tin Mrs Lloyd Wright, aaoistant den cerely dlatreued mother and daughter Rebeec• "1 do concentrate ar1~ try not Sue, Mfl Edward 'Baer and Mra to run on 10 but before I blow James Roger• it I'm chatting about thil and that 1 would like to make a .:.~ about thil edueat1on tblng, ICflilC 11~::;::~ Ever alnee tho aputnlks I' been a shill to educate everyone to be a aeientlst. J object to one field owr..hldowana everything eiJe" The Loval Bereans Class or Miss BytngtoD, whose telev11• 1on mow beglna Ita !tfth sea the Middleport Chureh of Cbrilt eon on CBS this fall after ltl IUC met Tuesday evening IHI:ud:lsoh•n' ~-··ful radio run of tw.o vean church wtth Mrs Gearge ..._.. ' presldmg eome1 by her educaUon intereat nmturally Sbe Ia lbe daughter of The meeting opened With the tdwm Lee Bymgton, 3D EngUsh S'nglng ol hymns in umson and and Dr Helene By the Rev Fred Gardner havmg the Bolito:. the opening prayer Mr11 0 E :r~edleine. McKinley read the scripture, tllf 121&t l,ulm • Wna:bi. i;,. P' • PIanneu By Church Class for August 26th Durin,; the busln n~s . sesstor Homer Rice and 0 E McK.lnley were appointed to see ~bout thf' necessary repair& to the churi!h kitchen A p1cnie was planned for Autullt 26 at the Middleport Roads1de Park. Report t1( tho sick <'ommtttee was made and the11e me~ben rc ported ill Mrs Emma Bi111ett, 0 L Roush, 1mprovmg but 1t1ll 1n the Veterans Hosp1tal, Mrs Donna Ruascll , Mra Raymond Cole and infant and Jack Kelly having been returned home from the hospttal and that their teu cher, Mrs Walter Bunce had rtJ celved word of the de,th of her llislcr Mrs Dessie !lottu, m Hamilton, 0 Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs George Hud son, Mr11 Claude Ashley w1th Mrs L R Wiley and Mrs Wa1 ter Bunce, contributmg bate Is Set For Matrons; Picnic 1'be Past Matrons of •he Evan gelJne Chapter, Or<ler of Easterr Star, Chapter No 172. will hold Its annual family picnic at tht farm home of Mr and Mrs Max Harnh, at Long llottOJ .. , Friday at6P1D' ' Members are to brmg theu favorite foad for the plcmc sup p~ and table aerv1ce Mrs Leo Vaughan wdl ,IISSIBt her motbe:~. Mra Harrah 1ri~~~~~;~~~ quest much f:he the 11eeret her 70Utbflll eheer ful outlook "Youth hasn't to do wilh tbe clOtk," 11 what the tnm friend!> veteran of the 8tl8e, motion pic ture.s, nd1o and TV tella those olC\or women who wrl~ and ask her how to keep a yr)Ung heart ln ilpite of the advance of yean "I anawer every one of thelf: letten And 1 uk th!Jm to ad. Mason 4-H flub Planning Family Picnic Soon Plana for a family Plcmc tc next meeting night were made by the memberF ol the Good Luck Clover 4-11 Club or Mason as they met in the basement of the Mason Me lhoru.t Cbureh Tuesday evening The picnic will be held at Ill• home of Mr and Mr!: Chrlst3' Bletner Each member'1 famdll u 111ked to brlntt: meat, drink and a covered dish. The p1cnlc will beiin at 6 30 p. m and will be followed by 1 reg"l~ meeting and mplirs The club also made lentatlvr c.rrangements for a trfp to Cam den Park in Huntmgton Ap pomted to the committee t1 make plans were Carolyn Dotson laekie Capehart and Barbar.. be held at the Stone Churcb' near Newark <.;, will brJng teveral numben The sermon tiUe this n1a~t w11l be "Mo1ea Moots God ' \\ edneaday evP.nmg wUI be yout ~ empbasUI nlgbt With the a•mnr. u being 'Glorify God m Your Bfody • Th • lhem,.lveo bow mueb lime they goal for thia evenlq Ia 10~ apend forwud At!' )'OrJ ,. )lf)UDJ people a:eUlnJ loolcln1 to a pl:~ee \1here tblnt YOU know II 111 " Thun;dav evening w11l be onr In keeping with h ~ own theo of the highlights or the Week Min Byington currently JJ All the calhng and pl't"ach!ng Will to aiH!ak Pt>rtuguese be directed towlird thu mght aJ~ Whlto Slooplne "Declaton N1ght" Th~> sermo1! And in her 7.Alal to marter 1t u for thl.B hight Will oJC ' Ligh 1 quiekly pos1ible abe aupple- Rays From The Rr!mrrectlon' mentl everyday study with aleep Each everJing the1r Nlll be a teacbing at night br1eC aermonctte, or OOJCCt lesson ''A couam &lYe me a htUt" for the children These wtll bt' coffee plantation m Brazd dur presented eround obJ~> cts the lng my vblt there last month 1 children are asked to brmg want to be able to read m:r deed.. Children are asked to brin l( a 11he explained blooming flower on Mr1nday rught "And believe me, lbla does Everyone 111 both mvtted and belp otudy" most welcome The Ptv1ees be • gin promptly at 8 P M and so Miu Byington explamed that !hat the children can be present ohe l~rot I!Jiteno to a "eondlhon end get home early The servl«:.'!. Ina: record" before lh<: goe& to will close r1ght at nm~> o clock elee.P An hour later her Portu guese leSion automnt~;~aUy be gina feeding mto ber }Sillow b) 1 U Th m"'aru o a ama apeu:cr e Mr and Mrs Herbert Oblinger ume thing happens an hour be fore she tell up ID th!! mornmg and daugbtcn : Linda and Wanda of Darton spent the week end with "I cut m> own conditJonlng re Mr and Mrs Pearl McBnde cord, though," abe aa 'ed t m Mrs M3gg1e Pr1ce drs Margur not gomg to a:o to sl~ep listening "" "' McCul rhen and daughter to aomeone else's voice teUIDg me Cher71 Ann, and Bill Nelson of what to do I've read George Ot '~nesv1 He 11oent Sunday With well'• '1884' If I'm goLn& to be llrL Clara Ilea bypnou.ed ii"U be dont by my Mr and Mrs Herbert ZeLber own voice!" and cblidren of Columbus VIsited h11 father Mr Henry Ze1her who aceompamcd them home for a VISit 1dr and Mrs Ernest Graves and two chtldrcn of Wadsworth vu tt ed here w1th Mr and Mn Orville Crooke and other relatives and was accomp:jmed home by Mr and .Mrs Charles Nease y,ho had sperll The Hemlock Grove ChrLstlan two weeks hrre With rclatn ~ Churcll will begm a week of )fr and Mrs Holl v Frie nd ~~; or evangeiJtitie aervlcea on Monday Belpre spent a few dan With 'llr July 28th, under the direction of and Mrs J,uther Fr1end the minister, Harold Dooter. wJi u 1¥111 lead the singlnJ The preach ing will be delivered by the Rev T Jefierson Hamllton who has been serving In tbe capacLty of assoelate mlnlste~ in the Sha d" Valley Pastoral Unity lhla sum mer The aervlce Will open on Mofl day night with a umque tyPe of ~rmon d~ne as a diaiOJl\e be lween M.r Hamilton ootl Mr Dos tcr The title of tbLS :; . . ..mon wilt be, "What Doea It Me :tn To Br Saved'" On Tuesday mgbt t gospel learn of 11ingera from the Honor Birthday Of Mrs. Lehew Mrs Veda Lehew and Vern Glass spent Sunday In Col11mbua wlt)l Mr om! Mn Robert Lehew and daughter, Debbie The birthday of Mn Lehew was observed with 1 dinner A birthday eake in the shape of a "V", iced In whtte and decorated with pink roses, baked by her oon, Robert, was served with th~ dlDner Mr and Mro Eldon ~~~~;;:~ entertained !J group of r wtth a dlnn,. ~t their ijome, Morn lng Stat1 Monday evening. Guest• wore Mro Thomas men elk apd """" Jameo, Stephen ond Michael, Youngstown, Mrs Mabel 'Van Meter; Mrs Henry Eichtn~r and •on, Dennla, and Mn Eddie Hlrtullf, of Chelter FREE -1 4 DAYS . c&oif. ,i ,.,ll(. , ..,. J .... ........ Aqt. ..........., SJ4?5 • .................... ..., fill,.,. 14 ~ ....... . . . . IMYI•t ............... ... ••tlerer••-••• fer 1•11, 1 lllue1 •• de.. he'H •ewet_, ...... )'*~ ....... GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court Sl. - Pomeror. Ohlf Now Going On THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio Summer .' lt/flMe,~~ SALE ~a,ede­ ~~ C,rvi.OAN Complete Your Summer A4~~~ .M~- W•rdrobe WITH COSTUME JEWELRY NOW ON SALE l.lf. SAHIOIN Jew"'r SIGn l Your lltJn Dt1lor 1111<1 1191 It, MWdloporf I I -·, 12 ' 1!4 E. Mala & II I PHONE 197 10.17 !9.88 48.00 t.o... up to $1000 aubjeet to J Paymenta Include Ill ciwl... l I prompt approval. CLOSING OUT SP~CIAL ' Lbte Of Dres., J I $5.95 DRESSES .. .. · .. • ·.. . $3.95 $7.98 & $8.95 DRISSES .. .. .. .. . $4.95 ' PRfVt®t! SERVE '' ... ' AMERICA'S LARGEST SILUNG Phillips Sisters . ' COURT ST. ,. MUm-VITAMIN PRODUCT J ' Jam mllltone of 4mer1cahs In talung I Su~r l'lenonuns tablet dally to keep YJtamfn·sale aurioa the bot. strenuoua aummer. J ~ 36'& ' mijl be •Jtrl\· ' I . ' l'f,~!~TAt~l!: 'OF TliE. :,$,\!IlL ~1\'ER THE 8T(!IlE, • 2.59 p REXALL' SUPE~ ' ltl•d• e8peciali¥ !or 36"1 " ,, qlla!· and Sun. Mltl"'•'" o,l' IN , . CASH Monllil, LOAN l'l!'ftit!lll P..,...nto '"~~~~~ ~ . w. hiY'e "· ....... ktij lclllc• electrl1 •llewer.-y•• CLEARANCE ,:; was preoented by Sbelto whUe June Spencer pn , abort lllk Pr!ll<er "'' led by Mary Ann RLckllrd. The oecretory. Jockl• Capelwt Cllled. the roll ond read the mlnutea Harvietta. Newland Iii" a trea · -·• re[IOrt of '130 1511 In lh• etu b treaoury TRY 1r IN !Ol:' I•CJ '" SEMI-ANNUAL Devo'M11•ayn'"s,:r~~· 1:,~~ 1 - \ $)750 Revival Planned Week Of July 28 InHGChurch Three of the airls in the club will attend t-H Glrla Sbte at Jackson'• Mill m Augu~ t. They 11re Judy Turner, carolyn Doll on and Barbara Wilson The club voted to purchase l oook rOr ~be Wabama Ubrar• !tDd to giv• the Muon Methodla Chul'<~ $10 00 lor tbe uoe of the baii8J!lent of the eburch for meetings In charge of the evcnlnJ'B pro. gram was Carolyn Dotson Jattie Capehart pve a talk on "Sift Community" and Mary Ann Rtct •nl ..... d•monatr•uon on 'bow lo thread a bobbin ~ ~:~ ---1 ........ --- .... •,..r--1 SYRACUSE Wilson Federol ed• lts tor frahl from fun bv during big .•' ,l Youmrilil .h'Older' Star Gives -"1:'-r ~~~~!~~;~~~~~otor Seere~UPIOf How ro Stay Alert - Cub Scouts.Visit MoNetta Museum, Entertain Group Of Relatives and Mrs Dallaa LlghUoof, f~l!d,r!ral~~"'"~ ·.lli!folld, Dollao and and Mrs Ev Butch and even· 0~ ' TUes. ~;:~~~~:::::;~~In t~al!ie * Loco/Couple Takes Big Cake T0 Atlnian Party MARIL YN'S BEAJ,ITY, SHOP Res $l~:c~~manen1 "Just Wo)llierful Curl" ... ••••try• w• Mrs. Miller W.as Gu~st At Shower Gi~en By Mrs. Ash J$2~00 WJE le!l••• ,."nl ?' RADIO STATION Laws · Mr DIBtnct Attorney Bingo The Afternoon Show Doi!g Martin Show Amerloan Banrtstan4 Ro(ord Ho~ , At'Ier1can Bandsta,:&;d Woody woodpecker ~llckey Mouse , Club Bingo , You~ E... Reporter Sport" PBfO~il• "t ' ,. I u.oo TBo l!rke•llltllll 7 00 ·Boots and S&ddles 7 30 Wagon Train 8 30 Father Knaws lsest 900 Kraft Theater 10 00 lt (;culd Be You lU 30 o Himry PJov\oul8 llOO !-lews HeadhDe» ' 1110 Weathercast The Jack !'oar Sb011 ll 15 l 00 SQin Off To NY Jellanlirl ·~ 'Wltlaa_. it S~ow Dough·lte·MI 1 'l'ftasure Hunt The Pr1'" I• Right Truth or Conseaueneu TJ< Toe Doullh tt Could Be Yt;U Mld·D.BY News Movie time TQ(Iay ls 0Ul"ll .FI"QIIl Tllese jlooll Queen for a J;liiJ n Romane"!! G mo::dy Thae S~lnacb rlalbOUII Sporto Eye 645 NBC Nr.ws a y!'cmf m1n1s ~er lion llido 0 sley, Ntcky N• cholsOn I ol• mef'Unp wUl r--_;;;:<::;;;;;or Green Nancy Dowell ~rnma Rav• dom HaU Bjbl• .son, Elmore Lynn Cnstu Karen Tuesday at 8 p m ~:~~~·;:; Roush, Leslie S h trle~ ~l drt dge to\\er atudy wUL bl Thomas Sauer at 4 P m smce most of thOle J ucky N Jc k le-S<~ n !r!l l-t or~tan charge of nriou- ftatute11 wlll be nttendJna: the Chrlatian Auembl)', c w Burb, and a-.11aDt mlnlllo ter will bl In tlulfPt Of Ute Joeal group during the con.vtntiODi About eliht Witn~ftiom tile Pt praosant eongregatlqn will at· crept tend Lhe convention Phil Gllek, home screer s Leadinl ~he way 1s 'Trafhc: presld1ng mlnllter of the Pomt Court" which recently JOined Pleasant cunereption, said it CO!.UMBTIS - The lurQC.It June netwo1k~ would be neceuary to cancel all reduction tn trn ffic deaths 011 oth~ls as "Nigh.t Court' meetings fron'l July 28 to Aug 4 OhlO's rural hU'l hWay9 m the post ~~-·'olvQr·ee Court" have plr:ked Watchtower offleiala in New deeadP. h:Js hclpPd plunge-..._ the Yor.k pointed to the reeord attend· up the beat, and It won't be long state'a 19M trdfl c tlrath toll to of 160 C.OO I'll the 1953 inter bafore somt! bright producer wlll tho lowesl 1ark rnr the fil!lt SIX natLonal eonvcnUon in New 'York come up w1th a horse apnrl' court months m crnCfie Blll Ce 1951 titled perhaps, ' Head.. 'Em city's Yankee S~11d1um YonkeP lhe Dockel"' Acrordin1' In a rt!port released Stadium has as;ain been secured', l!r<Jducer cf "'traffic Court" 1.11 today by G 'l~ don Jeffery dm.'ttor but beCIUJe cl the eramped quart· Arbogut, former Chlca~o Mi$8 Bobby Lou Moore !l~nt a era of the prev1ous assembly , the of the st n t ~> dcpnrtmcnl or high jockoy. who oponda muc)! pf week w1th bet grandmother, Mrs way safety OhiO cou nted 1W few Polo Grounds al•o w1ll be tl&edi Ume I~ Leo Antielo• M1!,hlcl apd tt!r and er tra(fle rlcath1 in the firRL six "Rctuming L"'valers .rep"'t Cou•ts t•\kin& notes on a<l~l) li!llt'fil!lOY '' months of thi.'l. year compnrcd ~it~ ond transforrtna thOin i\l'!o opcam mQtorlstll arc far mort-ea~e· th& earf\t! period Ultl7 t an lo•,tructl•rc nnd amu!:lllg pro ful than most U S men nn!.l wom Rural hl~ hwa) d cJt h~ In tht en in givlnR the proper stgno.ls month of June fC'II 51% from \II'Bm when about to chafl.ge direetfons,' June, 19~7 one o£ the sharpest OIJICIION SUSTAINED anys John P Irwin or the South· reduction&In history 'J:be show made hf'edHilOll car ern Ohio Automobile Club The 12% full m tramc deaths tier when a eomm1tloe 'Most not ccable of all Is thr. apPD.renlly Wtl & not due to nny IV TID W. IIIOWNol jua1ea obJected to earc w1th wh1ch drivers on the great downturn in Ohio motorists' Ioo<OIIry of 111M IUdite Evelle Youn ger continent U'ie their mechanical 1111 mllcn&:., dunn& th' cur• cnt There i1 ~mP.lt reaaon to the role of mnglstrate for eeonomlc .. ~ cc&sion State wide lleve that the Puritan~ beeame eam€lras travel fhJ:ures rc<!ordt-d less than !amlll•r will) the ... of ballolo He Will replaced by UCLA law a 2% dow!11urn through the first In Hollana an4 elatwbore la Elll' prtifeYor Edgar Allan Jones Jr l1ve months of lhts year Travel on ope before comlnl t~ Arnorln In Who metes out line• ,;md jail sen the 1tatr.'s rur~ l h1 ghw :.~ys 1s run 1620 with v hoavy hand niDg on a pu with lllst year ''We make our 11entencos rough· By ILIAER C WALZEI An early baiiQI law of 1047 In than at tti• rcquoat HAVI VISITORS Hlghw:ty sa£ety dLrQelor Jeffery UPI Fln•nclot Editor MaoYehuoetti colony w01 pa8Bed " ArboMr and Mrs Jalft~l Han11het empha•lzed lhc "l'oodblock which NF.W YORK UP! - Wall Street br the Aaenttily at 1 limo when courts had as week ond gueata Mr and Mid back doal~ on our rural high cxperh aro g ving the market a the dllttnehotl betWeen a eom fines, Mrs Hnrold Morrill and Mi'l. Sa ways in June Is partleularly Blgnif- new pat on the back In tha belief pulaory and nluntary aecreey of seen a vannah Morrl,. of cuyahoga Falls, leant Hlsh ,.peed travel on the se the Mlddio East 01tuat1on will the ballot lmdl Dol blleome lm· the same Ohio Tbe latter Ia a of Mrs. open road s1" he said, 'usually ac give the general bustnes.s Pldure L~~!~~t. Th• vote Wll cas~, one Jamea Han11her were counll for half ot the stote'R traf new color I: st.ateo. by uwrlchtln• the Mr and Mro BurdeU • fie de1th.! c•peclully with the Some of lhe comme~tators who of tbG elnted, In and children Mrs Froaels enat ~we ll of summer vaeat10n recenll,. wArt~ed aaalnet the Ptol· Qpen 011 o~ foulded, not: and Mrs Magtli& searlcl • , mo.torlata. " pect of a eelloff have turded or rowled up. that Mae,. ''The 116 lives snvod, Jeffery about and ore now bullish aJaln may aoaner Jt!AMd." said, "la the atronaeat 1dvortlaing Stand!'rd & Poor'& aBY• the proof wb•t a '(lcople sickened with market may be subject to nerv, 'l'lle ICcfel b11l0t Wll ldopted needlell deJth and In jury on our vouencs!l from time to time ''but In U_le Northwelt Territory, of hi,;bwqa can do, and mu11t e'tJntln· tbe 01tuatlon doca not call for any whleh Ohl6 pirt, but Ill ue to do, t•J mereileasly stop this bule change In !he generally con• many ellftlona ld t~e etrlJ doya obamellil w., te of. humun life" ltruetlve lnvtotmonl policy bore· ol Ohl~ "tl•lefol' ...,.. dlatrltiut· Jttferr nott~d , "there il!l 1ood Iofaro odvocated " ed to ttio •Iefton '"a' llltiJ uoed res~ to pul 1park in our hope• stondord hold• the market'• ... these' tlekels 1 n bollota, depooll• Ohio cun nve 20() Jives lion In the lbce of dloturblnl ln. inll tbll tleh~ In tile erudel)o l( 1 kallp tornatlonal news has been en- made tiiDot. bdJe:et 1,.,J~rll!i~•,n! coura11ng "testl!ylnl TMe lltabUit• ·~ ot April 30, I' year" slreogth of underlyiDI 1801. NlillliiitdL II•• PI'OVI•Iono ottribut and the refusal of lnvestort' of the eleetlv- ~~- and1 reo panic " tl!lred' rnldl-li tile NbJihwesl The Roynolda & Co Ttert~Qry lor one JON Tilt fOI' tor seee buemets movlnl ma11 Oll'ztDlAiion Of1 Ohio undlr al , more rapid pace ond tb Stoti €onatlt011lon, ~lp]rtedl factor he holdo ,..ma llkoly \ ln,Novtlabor ltol; ' pro•ldod "•II jUatl!y 1•11~ the prellt:nl 11illng , ,eetloao lhlll bl br blllol." price ol most equltlos 'liM I...,eo ' Cr)'l tPIIIIb "Thuo while tho likelihood of •ftCNI bollot ..... li!Om tiM worth•vhlle ..,tback In !he m. 1kct ptlltltd ~·- lal - • which w0 vloualloed •• recently of lllo "l!il aa Ioat week, can probably be l'ho for Ill ruled out In tho lilht o! oubse ' 011d t.oln.fii!!IIICI thl .11"''""'1 quent even•o on the lnternatlonol w'bo Mlloll !Or tlem. ect~ne,' he Jays, 11 Wc are unable. IUl ~ ~ 1t.tt ~ Ofl1o to Jenorlte uny enthua,.om- " boo bad a 0emt I!Wiat, e'hbcnlth eept on a lan1 term basis - lor tliere blvt beoft ~nr1a-"nee•j ft!:,t,'~ huytn g ,most ltOC!'kl" 1 •1ff1"' ttv.. 11. lr-..in• it 10 Wllllom R _White, aMIY•t I !r 0 " wU ' ......,..•• Hornbhwer ,\- Weeki, belloves t •ro tharkel'e mow of •trenldh dlaturbint OW'l''"l Death Toll In Ohio Drops As Safety Increased ~ R1rfle • 700 "''odlf~. ' -<; ,, ~.oo &o!<lper•1'<!0111 900 Ka\i.e Doonan Show IOiOO Jl6dth-lli!·l41 10 311 'i'reAIIIl'O Hwll t25 Wea\heroan , d30 ;N~ws P1cture and (rom the t•omeNP -...~ MeDer utt Ear l Rav McCarty Tr1b:.l Lov.nlt~-Cnrc.I !loom ' '\!!1 "P,tm 1)oonan 10.1!,8 ID1SO ll 00 !130 12 QO 12 30 4·8 Camp Awards At Southside Witness M~rs Announced For 'Older Children From Ala~~ who atten ded camp 145 6 ~~ 1 ~1an -011 - -,..,---:--- yo uth last week ~ ~ Sou thstdl have been :mnounccd b) 4 H or = . . Channel3 --widnesda, Channel 3- Tlt1rsfW Early settlers here and !11; the froatlet re· gions farther west as America elfanllltd w.ere accustomed to takmg tJie ha.L with 1lie ~d They had left a hard llf~ to, try ~etr fo~tunes In new country They d1dn t believe qmte all the fine words used to describe !be opportun· ity "out west." Todav we feel cheated when Nature Is up· set by l~ws hidden even to'moctern aclentists Oh, our weather experts can tell us why these rams are here, wbat IS &Pin& on up there where the Ancel$ tread. 10ftlyt ln. p~· petual goodness But they fall to provide Man with n single hint o& what he can do about It Nothmg can be done ~uept d!l> what our earlier people did which Will fo pull in tbelr belts and try 11 over ag~ur. Five - ~ Dally Senllnel, Pomet'9y•Middleport, 0, July 23, 1958-3 NEW HAVEN r· WSA%-n Chonnell : 'I\ Camp a wards prese nted to 4 n J oey ElL as Jtmmv Berklev Phyl Cl ub me mbers or M a~l)n Count llh J ean Bush Russe ll Vaugb1r ~ :' , ~r&~tv~·~_,,. ·ou•ge:a~ . \ ~ ~unfPI~s Its ffidclen Tricks Upon Us, Threatens Cam~' Destruction Of Wheat In Ohio; DamQI}e 1o Corn owb•s most t emark&ble unseasonal ram~. ~ , 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomerdy-Mld~leport, 0, .Tuly 23,19SI --- ' ' • 72'• .. 4.711 • 144"1 .. 7.ts �• ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mictdleport, 0., July 23, 1958 Sawyer Is ~Elated' With Ret·urn As :Phi:l'tie~· · Pilo; t r· The Dallg ~entlnr.l '• lr CHIT TANNEHILL Retton Is Busy House-Hunting Slid U. lr.-SiTTLIMINT STOCKHOLM, Sweden t:Pl Sweden announced Tuesday night tt bM - t m.eJUII!I to Britain, :rraat.+, U.e tll!lted State•, India, Jlugta and llllltod Nrtlono Sme· tary General ~J Hammankjold .. mnt r.r • ,.ttlern..,t of tHe Mtddle East crisis within the framewofk of tbe United Nation~ Tho IHt Dol 011 A ~ Cor lsi!Ht To lo llod AI T~t IIIITROPOLITAN AUTO SALliS No Orwll10 01... Tile Ooot WI D 0 1957 Ford Cutttom 310 V-8 __ Std. 'l'taftl ... Radio and Heater. 1958 Ford Falrlane V-8 -- Sharp IMide alld Out. • ( Pomeroy's ex-basketball coach Mr. Dick Retton expects to move to the Mansfield, Ohio, area about the first Of Augtost. That is, if be can find a place for his family and himself live. A]lparently housing there also is a problem fot Mr. Ret· ton spent thl'l!e days in his new coaching pasture I'I!Cilntly on a house hunt. He came home to Pbmeroy empty-halided. ... Don1t See How Tebbetts Can Do It the baseball team managmg busmess next year. He takes Jt' too serioUily. Jones likes to win . Just winning is no cure fot what ails him for in that case he worries himself into ulcers about not winning. ". . . Don't see how those fellows like Tebbetts can stand it when they're on a Jo•lng streak " says Jones man g f .Flowers To Bill lrown,et. al. And while on the sub.led of Rutland baseball, 1 want to pass on a big b!luquet of flowers to Bill Brown and the other sports-minded gentry In that town who made ponlble the entry of Rutland in the M·M League this summer. And also to t~e boys themselves who have come out for six straight defJc!ts in the line score but always arrive back for more. Ji lm Vennarl ra!Ied me Sundacv night to get an Item in our co umns .about h•s Pirates' baseball school in Huntington Monday and Tuesdav. I told him his boys were Improving ev. ery week and that Bill was performin~ a real service "That's nice . .that's nice, real nice," grinned Jim over the phone (I could dang near see him). Old ·Jim Is Thinlc;nq 01 Football m... 1tl5 Plymouth I • Btltedert Hardtop . . V-8 _. Aato. Tnn.t. -- It & R. I I UIS Plymouth savoy standard Tr•n•. .. V-8 . _ Jladto 1nd Heater. ' I t • 1814 DeSoto Fo11r Door !'ltodome V-8 .. Pbwnr Steer· 111 .. Auto. :ft>ana. -· Clean obd Solid. ' 8 Mony More To Chaoaoll...., I • 1 1811 Ford Four Door I • Rich J ones has conclu~ed he~ better put himself out of v .... Block and White I · the Pomero.Y Vets M-M ciub. ' ' a er 0 The Vets had a losing str ak f t I Ill th e . () , WO go ng un _ey met 0 RutIandjast we.k. Bu~ Jone~ didn t even sleep the ntght be· fore R nd. "'I'h.ey ~~t ~he long ball, fortunately where we were most of the hme, Rtch reported. We Select Only The Very Best . In Used Cars I While Jim Is buried In baseball now. he's alreadv thinkine abo.ut football. He's the fellow. you know, with the hl~Jlest crvm~ lowe! east of the Mlsslssfppl River if not west of it too "Oh. th~y'II paste us to the eround this year," Vennari manaeed to sav about football at RHS between rematks about the Huntington school "Guess you can't win every year" he moaned. ' Now J eot new' for everybodv. Exaclly one vear a~o be· fore the Rutland R•rl Devils had started on their undefeated season. Mr. James Vennar! sal~ exactlv the same thine. His bovs withstood n heavv sei~e of flu. shorthanded In ev•rv depa•t:nent He even hnrl Ihe waterbovs suited uo one nieM !t,U be a lone cold davin Ju!v before anvbodv pastes v~nnarls J!l'{d teams flat on the ground for very long. MITIOPOLITAN,. ~teran Golfer At I6·rook M....,efl:;-=a;;-Us-t ·-AUTO WD Honors In Annual Jr. COf CRounas " - 6041.1 ' TOI,l':DO, 0 111'1 - Youn. Rob Cn·lllon n( Cttlnmhn<:~. n Vf"fr>r. an lhlfe~ at the lift! nr 16, ttlok At Tnfflt U.hl In' m•~sli<t hono•• In !he annual l:::t:=======~=~O:h:lo:..::J:un:lor Chamber or Com. '""lftftJRII UMII ttOCilt.M. nH•~'er P.olf tnnr'u'ITI""f at Snnnlnq. tlnle Conntrv r.lub Tuesday, hnt fhtf"fl cfhM''I plaYed nh 19 - llole match fm'l,av BR loorth placo tie. a result of a AI stoke In !he unce(laln playoil was the fourth . .lh In the Nitlonal Jayece tournament ~t TucsOn, Ariz., net\ month. Carson, who has been playing golf since ho was seven, was one o( IWO YOU!hftll IWingeta Ot1t ' of 141 e.._trants 18 years and under to break par Tho Cotumbuo mildalii! .shot 139 over tho 36 , hole rellte, 11ettlng a 68· on the first rdnd and an even par 71 on the ne•tlU hole~ llunnerup wasl.eo Campedro o! Wirren/ O!le stroke liehihd with 14Q.. Finishing third wao Bob Zimmerman of !Jayton with 14l!. 1111'111 T6 lii~K 10KYO UP!~ Tilt Toky•J Con· strartlon Bureau warned today ped,j,trlans may ba able to move faslfr than cars In Tokyo by 11165 If t~e number of vehlelo1 eontln· Ue!l ,t\) iJ'OW f 0. 1'!. Good ll'fnt last week with Ga)'lloh llaha!iey and lrllla X.. hlo daughter, Mro. Ivan Frazer aome ·att~ndod the Ame!kl!l lA< •• <! Da ly Scn!lnel, Pcimer~y-~lddl~port, 0., July:23, ' 19sa-..5 near- Cul~111bus. . . Braves ConEid~t Now, Hank I u~!~~~n~~.~ Aaron Now Hitting Ball Hard Fr::~~:NAL;~,.~~· BY MILTON RICHMAN United 'PrMS lftt.n.ationel MilWaukee Bravee feel they have a special pennant baron\eter in Hank Aaron. wba is 'V~ finally opuatlng on the sunny side of the street after weather· ing sortie early season storms. "When Henry's hitting, we're always 1n good shape," says fdan ager Fred Haney "and when he'• nol, it suddenly look• awful gloomy." Luckily for the Brms, Aaron is hitting bet~er rlg.ht now than at any other t1me th1s season. He soared to .305 when he enjoyed a perfect meht Tuesday night with four straight hit~ in a 2;1 victory work T~e!4ay JOokie Carlton pitching effort, es to within a first place San Willey's five-hit boosted the Bra\' haU-gar.te of the Francisco G1ant ~ , Yonke•• Widen Llld Ram w..ashed out the rest of the National League scheJule, caus· mg postponement of "mes be· twee n the Gl.ttnts and P!iil1ies, the Dodgers and Pirates, and the LAUND.RY. PAIR·. Washer ond, Dryer-' ·' ' " l lta>\Mll, new Unllew Anb Repub- . '. $4l9.95 "I .,._"" eotioe here . t~ promdte ' ' ' 'h Chieago 46 46 .505 51'. St J.ou 1s . . 42 t4 .48il 1 Cincinnall 41 (6 .471 81'. Ph1ladelphia . 39 44 .4'70 8\i Pittsburgh ' 41 47 .466 9 Los Angele!: 41 47 .466 9 Tuesd1y's. . Retulh Mllwauk.. 2 St. L..,l, 1, (Ni 5. Fr1nclsco 1t Phil •., (N) r1in Chl<ogo ot Cinclmotl (~) roln . • ';" •' •;, ' ' And Your Old Washe~ ~ , ' I with a T~one Creclit Card ••' ""'j ' Wlli-WWMIIfiQ!It'lphiiiUt~IIO ' :~~i:~:~w~llhllthtit'-hoet- aoor 7our with a. Te IIH4 ... : · Ukln1 car• Ill . t ',· : f~·- ;pour lollr dlatadto ..u.. liOt oaiJ tnakei pboalq fDter-llat tli1 •••.ee4 oa , ... .. .... or orrtea. 11 a rttor' tor ioccauntlar l 'llolepl.oaa Ill TU 21Ui Plipne . NEW HA-VEN, W. 1'A. Cubs and Redlegs. _ Thurldly's Oamts Over m the Amer~c.1 n League, C~il:ago at Cincinnati (N) the Yankees w1dened their lead St. Louis at MllwaukH to 12 ~a mes by _S:tart~ng thear S. Francisco If Phlla. (ff) western mvas10~ w•th a 13·3 wln Los Angeles et PiHsburg" (lver the Detr01t Tigers. Bob Tqrley made his 15th vic AMERICAN LIAGUE lory one or the easiest of the W L Pet. GP ovct the St. Lou as Cardmah. seMon by pitching a s"ven-hitter New York . 59 30 .663 Aaron's fourth hit of the gam~ wh 1Je the Yanks c]l)bbed loser Bol!ton . . . . . 47 42 .5:111 12 was an eight-inning s!ngle that Paul Foytack and four relievers Baltimore . . 43 4l! .489 151i> Chi<ago 44 47 .484 16 sent Eddie Mathews to third base for 23 hits rrom where h~ seared the winn· .. Detroit 42 46 · 471 16\!o ing run 'On Del Crandall's saerl· Hector Lopez, ,Kansas C1ty's Kan,., City 42 46 .471161> fico fly. "Handy-Andy'' belted a two-run Cleveland . . 42 110 .U7 18\!o Aaron. whose batting t~veragP. homl'r with two out in the ninth Waahlngton . ...•. 39 52 .429 21 wavered between .230 and .25() to beat Boston 4·3. Hard-luck T~tf.'•J'I RMulh during the early part of the year Tom Drewer retired the first two Woshlngton ~ Clonitin4 2, 1st, 1: couldn't have picked 3 better\ batters u1 the ninth , then walked Innings, twitl,ht time to start hithng as far as tho Hat.ry Simpson and yielded the Ctovoloftll.• 5-Wailt. 3, 2nd ' (N) . Braves are concerned. His slick· homer to l.oJJez Chlcogo 4 Balttmoro 2 INI Now York 13 Detroit a IN) Kon'"l City 4 Botton 3 (N) Thurodrla oaBoltlmort ot Chlc~IO I .. ' Ct·o~e~ Bell, Temple, Carrying Bat Load For Redlegs In Long Climb Up Boston •• K1nt1~ City New York 1t Detroit CI:>ICINNATI UP! ~ Th~ee kee, pu1tmr. the Redlegs only one Wathlngtan 1t Clt¥tland RedleS'i ar~ e.rrying the biggest and " hal( games from fir!!:t dJMAJOJI LEAGUI LIAI)I!lft hlttlnl( lotd Cor the Cincinnati vision. . NATIONAL LEAGUE Rained out against the Cubs PloYor.Cl~b Redleg!l, who are fighting their G. AI . R M P~ way up from filth place in the TUesday ni ght . the Red legs re- Musial. St. L. 83 297 +I lOB .351 sume the reries tonight with Joe Movs, s I'. 8'1 343 611>118 .34! sta.ddu,gs. Nuxhall sccki'n~ his seventh win Ashburn Phil 8~ 339 53 Ill .32'1 They are George Crowe, Gus agatnst five lo ell. Park, Chi. . 73 291 ~ 95 .327 Bell und So~n Temple Tu c~dny nig t's 1game hns been Walls, Chi. 91 364 63 115 .3H Temple hal!l the highest average , resehetluled for the nulht of Sep· , AMERICAN LeAGUE spotting a .308 fur eighth pi••• tember 12 When both teu ms have Goodman, Cht. ~8 227 24 78 .33! in the National League. an Open date. · Runnels, Bos. ~3 318 35 105 . He has hit m !!IX of the l~'l ---~.c::;:--::-::Power, Clev. 64 .338 57 110 . seven fl'an1t'S, but credit for th~ LIONS SIGN tHREE . I Cerv, K. c. 81 302 !!8 9& . longeR.t.Redleg hitting streak goel!l DE'! UOIT UP! - The Detrmt Fox. Chi. . 92 386 110 118 32' to trGwe, who bas hit Jafely for L10ns have .mnm~nced lhe stgmng Runt Batted h1 four s~ralght games Bell'e record of top ground ~atncr s John Henry National League- Th1tmas, . pl. ls rtvn out o! the last six games. Johruon and J1m Dort!.n .and de- rales ; Banks. Cubs, 73; Cepeda All three got their llekJ in tbe rense spccl" hsl Jock Cllfl sttanscn. Giants,74 GO; Anderson, Phillie~ hLRti Hcdleg gam,, . a 9-4. d~islbJ ' TO' PLi:v" fllfH SUSON 59, Spe,.-r:·llJ•'\\Jl;.<§B.:., ovet l'hlcago Monda!~ niaht~ fl\~ AmenCan League£Jensen, ~ t: moved the t<'am fro:n the cell BALTIMdllE. Md UP! Bu" Sox, Cerv, Al~letlcs, ill!; Sie· 8Se~ ; •tors into their current filth place po!l..i- Nutter, a kt>ntcr, h:~ s !ugned hts : Le:non Senti tlon. '61'Red · f 1'ft,.' contr.1ct WI thth e Bit' a tmore tvers,~n,. . Malzone Sux' 58. But it's a long way to the top Colts of thC, National Fo~t~n ll ors, 58 • Ham•' Runs ' " still. Some o! that a:round was cut Leagjle Thq C{llts open trammg National League-Ba.nks, ~;!tot Tuesday nlqht when St. Louis, in Satlfrday. 26; Thoma!!, PJratc[l, ll toutth pl&ct>, Lost 2·1 to l\lilwa11 · COLOGNE. Germ9nY UPI ...... cuM, · Aaron, Brave.>, ;<'o•••d: Gennum mllldlcweight Peter Muel· thews, ler is scheduled fot twb Ametitan Glnnts, ~9; UDl'"'· American bouts this summer. He wftl meet •• ' R;; Is • 1 r • ' ' ' . ' r .•. ' ' Ccime on, In and reap a bum~~er el'Gp; of savlqs hi 1111mmer , weanblea ~L JACKIJS . sWear ' It-· \•.J.,_*~'• • \ 1 ' . Regul(lr $tZ.f$ , ·,, ' ' • BROWN, ·GR£Y;,",GREEN all de••!II' priee;alalited 1 ' Qne Group MI"'S SUITS . ' Values to $25.00 $13.00 ' Orie Grl'lll?. MEN'S aLACK . . SU.:M~;M·E ,R. C!O·ST.UM EJEW·Et'RY . ' ' . I SIICIA~ .. J~I'¢ED:· .I~ ';$:J 'O .95 .FOR LAY. .AWAY. . . ' ' . " AT ,. .,, ' ' ' . On Card Tonight Phillip illorer of l'ortla!ld, · Ore., So~ 28i· i11 Portland , Aug 16, 3nd will Cerv, COLVMBUS UP! - The Co!um· face ~ormcr middleweight king !tees. bus Jets wl!l play Tuesday nlsht's Gene Fullmer m Floride about Lemon, rained out game 1gainst Rochuter four WCJeks later · h~ as part of a doubleheader ton!Jht. HEAVIU IN TRAINING Sb f~:~r In the serie1 here, the LOS ANGELES UP! -' Heavy· JeU took the first hall of a dou- W.f!lght Petu Rndemaehcr jari'ed bleheader against lhe Red WlngB two teeth loose · from a sparring on Monday 4-2, then dropped the partner Tuo.CJda;y ~uring a driU for nl,htcap 3·~. •'riHay night's bout agalhst Zora INriRNATIONAL STANDINGS Folley, the No 2 he•vywolght conw. L. l'ct. tendnr. Mo~treal 61' 40 .604 · Torttnto 69 42 .684 L9S ANGELE~ UP! - A mag- I Rochester 51 i8 .516 11lne pi>II of oporll\ writera, haa CoJbmbus 51 50 .1106 picked-lh~ world eban<plon 'Detroit !Illami !14 63 .1106 Lions and the CleveJ.hd llrown• kiehmond 411 114- .460 as favorll<\1 in l~e National Foot• H•~ana ~ M .~ ball ,l-<•111" .conlelence race• this llllftalo !9 M .375, year. ' . Red, Anchor PRICE . • .... • . 1 ' ' Pome_,1._ ' - CR.(CIC ltoWN ON G"TI BtkLtN UPl ~ East German Oommuglol autho!lltleo have otarl· .a a1rnlftll ll1tloil illil..t 2,1 pe""hs olnce lhe end of May for slndinii ill!t pa!kase• 19 W•st GermanY. ~i .' . .~ at the current rate Mbthproofen ..•• , ·;cedar Spraya •••• •. Dt~.tlabaotbo Mil~• Dirt GO A,ay;·KIIla Flies, Mosquitos •tn!l· JJ,t;t. U~E our NEW lniptoved ldsectlcldes. ' 1-iamptoti. & Cape_hart . anyw~e ' 'c. itetJior and 'rbido aro itO! liajWovod. ' . Nuw-ca:lllo-ng ·dis~, , &)~n Auxiliary (!on~erenee ...J!t Co- Qehlxe ·.· . Frigidai~ . . ·11< am b..Sallor_ to tbe United , 'states, ll'rl..tl here :r!iesday lm ., his wa:r bit Washington. He said. san night along with Milwaukee .. . 49 38 .563 _ , DaileY• lllhli. riNI Celti'!ll, lu•bOII' ~ aloil !liobiW~ [~:~:::~· teoall~d by the Phlllitf to Giants, J.O, in the stxll\ inning. DESK ' . ' II PH!LADELPIIIA UP! _: Eddie Ph!llies trailing the S.n Frat1cisco solhothmg" from. thn leiUi\ whloh as a bulu;i.ma~. . ' illl~nt • nl~•.• Cltt- com·• ' lost nine or Its. last 12ll•!'\08.but , , Smith still ·,had a ,daie4 expte,. p,!led' ,a major !ea1~• llfeflll)e ball' I MP.ytr Smith lis nian~ger, Seneral Man:.ager Roy Harney tefused to '))redlct Jiow: l1gll the ion as he- Jaihered his belong- ting avera*" of .181. today he was "~lated to be announced th~: switch lfl lt'l!.nagers fhUliP.i would finillh. 11A. lot . of ;.lbp, co~•r•tulaie~ Sawyer 'and '" .~ • , •. baek ln bateball even thougttJ l'm with startlin1 sud'denneM 'fues- elub8 now ire get,iftg hOt," be aid goodbye tG frlebda at Cannie· One full nat ht ~ntsl'le~ at slarlillg out one run lleftlmf." day without (ivl"' roasons for •aid. ' Iiliok Sladlil111. ~-2119. AllUtk•• )!lriltl ,ear, Inter· Sawyer, who pilotec' the Phils Sm 1th's dis:ni!lsal other than that Sawyer has been out of baaeball 11'1e .former PhUiie pilob was at t ru'pted by lnjuriet, h~ waa bat~& in 1950 to their first "Jennant ia ;JP "we thought a change was in or- since June, 1952, when the :Ptlillles l~e helm•ot tlie Philalelphia elub 'at .830. ·Clark now Is t wlerift yeara, referred to hli ftr~l tal); der." • ftandod' him _hi• walking pt[pei'! Whe{Eul Glut of WO!Jt Columbia alar wjtl! tilt· lilrmlnglam Bilrolio>\. tonight, the completion of a game The b•ld, 47-year-old Sawyer alter !c.ur years at the ftehll. de, M brmiilht dJ, ~ a )iorlod of in the Soutftem ~ssoclation iml ' sUBPended last June 22. wit~ ti,Je s<ud he tt'tought he could "Malvage rerhaincd in flte PflilldelphJa are~ fl~. ,lOJh!_pin Of tM tJrint ltnttet' ~ by Detroit. • ·i SPORTS I ·P ' ... ' : . ; • •• WlTI! ·, JIADf. . ' >' ' ... '• ~ I ~ �.., I t ' 1.-DallyiJimtlnef, Pom~·Middlel,Kirt. 0., July 23, 1958 ' . ' ·- toa WANT ADS . PHOHI 198. • (lONIBUfil liii'BNDAIILI 'BISULTI IIATIII, ,_JII_.., ____ ....................u••• Ole--.. . . MJ'i ~ IIIIIOial- ............... - fer .... l"iddratt"" 2 ..... p., wW "" ........ - llllnrdltnl • 1111.-N tor ~· ~~oo·~.oc -IIIIMII w-. buorlllla. Draft ill ~,4f¥.:'Wi.1,....a• "'' NIMirtiltl 1-ol.oQ, '1ltt DoOr loaUul will ..t lie niP''"Idhlt lor more lllu one ,...,. ... I le"rtm ' ~Of lltalb 1M l~nlll S W It I eat,., Wd n~ ~ NulleM ollllotoll tl-011. CI!Ju 1M fl4otu:es ' 0 Fyr ·Zon ,, (1.-.0tiNI lltlt'IR RBGULAI OR SUPER PREMIUM AT Farm BurCo-Op Alloelalloa I,IPUH: 1:00 A.ll. tlt 10;00 P.L Dollf l!!leopt ~l!ldoy l'ell!ieiOJ 1. Mlln 11. - I I I r • I 11H8 Cbev Trilek In good runn· lng condttion. Prl<e '200. can 922·Y / • ,_,.,, 0. - r~l 7-:lz.Jtc --J.. For .-- Sa!~ SPINET PIANO WANTED· Responsible party to take over low monthly payJrlents on a spinet piano. C•n be seen locally Write Credit Manager, P. 0 Box 215, ShelbY· ville, Jndiana. 1·11-6tc s.-.et corn and tomatoes Robert HUI, Syra<use. Phone 9011-X 7·111-12tc FO\]R JERSEY COWS 300 Whi:e Leghorn pullets, 3 months old Milker .ar.d cooler Optl Hollor, Mlnenvjlle, Forest Run" Rd. 7·21-3tp PUII.NITUIII AUCTION . CUPBOARD wtlh 11•11 doori, 2 TltUIIHIAY, July )4, 19M, 10 burner tl~drlc hot plate, san Jl~ and roll-away cot complete, A. M. " I am moving to Cuaorado and brQOm cloaet, 2 drop leaf tabltl, will Mil the lot!fwing ot m¥ 3 atorm windows Mri. T: IJ raldence kleated ~" Eaot ' Moln Showers, Syracuse, Ohio. Pbonf Street, Pomeror. ' Ohio (2nd 1 902J. 7-21-lltp houae w..t of lltffl< lliht at , ' Inter-ton ol Routes 7 and --::::'::: IM ) Alladdln ,lAmp, lthoca Colendtr CJoct, Maho1ony LOve Seat, 1'wo wooden Churtna, Bell•, ~rhle Top 'iuffet wllh Mlrroro, Antique• Stondo, Tarn Wll!dllr, JlurrlOa:tLomp, Polr Teor Drop Lo , Pictures Open Fau Boo •Co10, Rod Top Oak :ne.k, 1Jilhe•, Cr.o- , quetu Set, Colo~ 01111, Or· · aon, ~pte a.nl' Mohoaony Wbai·N01fleoeo0 Tet..lalo~ Rodlo, Lampo, da, Choln, GoaoiP Stond, pl~<e 1101, Coffee Table, co 1 Hod, Glua Top Stone!. Com Chino Cup· board, Wleker ' lture, Rup, Bed Room Suite, totJennr tJnn lied, (oomplelo), • r, Ma· hogony Cheat of owora, Waf· lie Iron, G11 Re ' erotor, Der· meyer Mixer, Tel r, Tapan Gas Ran&e, Deep yer, 4 nice ' lte cream p••loh ebalrt and otool, <;aptali. • bolr, Hoovy Duty B~ik ond er Polio)· er, Eleilitplua S per, Slnlfr Sew!.. Maeblne, ' y Cot 0nd Sprln!l> lftld Matt , !,.awn fill' Holotoln Oo~all by side H. C nlture, Power , ~ n Mowor, Gilmore. Pomeroy. Phone 381!-M Kenmore W11bfa,Trunu, Oth· 7·1Nip et ltcma net II , Thla lo ju•t :-~-'1-:---::-;-::c----.., o partial llll of fine lot otj7 room bouoo. Eaollent eondl· nice tiel!! . furnl lion wl"' tacre ground Phoao Cull. Owner: ~lab 127·X. 7 19 12tc Bradford Aucttcm ~co. N~L :7":'..,.,,.,.-----~-,.-ponalble for Aoel~ento.• ,;~e"d: UM!f Plonu. In good eondltlon Bradlord, Auct. Eota .. M~. Ilona. Rutlond, Rt 1. Ph. '7-17-lllo. 24e0'1 Rutland. 7 213tp Oood Dill')' Oowt in IOod prodacPlono l01ooDJ available either U)'llme or evenlna " prelor ~~·~~.~;• .l,;';~lulland Rt red .llro. Harvey V'" Vranbn "' 16;t Lincoln Hellhto. Pbqno 7 21 3tp 187·:11., 7·rHI~ llnnd now aet ol Win A Rol~• ---------Rllve'l'lalc. ~illhu pattern Stud llervkc for Sllve~ Chief lervlce lor ellhl - tza. Mro. lon of "Lee'o Silver lluke• aid Shipley, ,.1 Pelham Hold, New Dol'o "Golo!ea Lily" a!Aidla& Hocbelloo" New York. for H, rvtoe ot our form. her! +21 8tp BAKER FURNITURE re. ,..,..., Po•my·Htrrllonr Wllllom' ville Roo~·: I!Ot•Y. 7-IIHte 26" I tubeloaa 11,... condiUon. CoP 111 HARTFORD I'UEL OD. Floor ~ace Nearly ~ew Bill Willis, Syracuse Ohto, TIRMITEI IX'!IliiAIINATID Nut to Shumway's. 7 21 3tp For free tDipertioD phone A3-fl By Vlrt~lnl• C•rletolt • Gilmore 8UPVIY Store, P CLASS ORGANIZID FOR SALE--100 BTU Fuel Oil All woro iuaranteed. Fulb lo Th~ Young Married Couples furnace with or w!thout 500 1ured. Vau,lhan'a 1Dd~Wdf1 and gallon tank bas {creed a1r .Besrdentlal 'l'erm.ite Coli~ 8ft class ol the ' Methodist Sundoy blower and tllermostat, Ten '"lee, St Marya. W. VL I e If School met In the social roorna of the church Saturday evening, nesee walkma 2 year old ho~ and a yearling eoll Robert RADIO & TEL!;V.SION SF.RVIGII Jbly 1 to orJanlze and eleot ofli.. Pickett, Pon1eroy RL 1, Ohto, 1 Phone ~- Clei.-nd AppllaDF"! cers. 1 mile ~ast of Darwm 00 68(1 I Store, ~lt w. \labt Street The class ' decided to name '7-22-3tp ~.<;I J) . ,z.$tl their group the "Wesley Claas." , I QUICK Sli:IIVICE On Watcb ,JII They will hold their meetinga on the second SDturday evenipa of 19~7 Har.~y Davidson ~1otorcyc!e pllriD&: U taciOl'J Trallll4 each month Model .lM ReaaonaDlv priced watchm•M-.1. COUJN8 JEWDr Officer& t>lccted are President, Robert L Faulk, 74-t E Main IRS. PuiLeroJ. 1 I • Earl Dean Kr.ight; Vice President St, Call 246 7·22·3tc Seeretary, J alntmg or Ca• penter •ort. Fra' George :McKnight; esUmates Raymond Ftfeo &. Soot Mills· Betty Kelly; T•·easurer, Mrs. Good usod rdrtiiOrator Wrttc Phone 71693, Chesh.re, Obi• J H Smith Jr. Ervin Klier, Racine, Route No Anyone wishing to join Ibis 7Hl. group will be welcome. Sunday 2. 719·3tp · School sjarts at 9.30 A. 7>1 Tea· (9al Marine Supplies CONCRETE BLOCKS chcr, Mrs Edward Kall. Attendmg the meeting were Mr and "Build BtHtr For Leu" M~• George MeKnlgbt, Earl (T&ed Motors, Boall a;:.: TraJters GRUE!IEII JII.OCK CO. Dean KniGht, Mrs. Wlltlam FinanciDg AnUable Metrop'-' 3 Mil•• No,rth of Pomeroy Gibbs, Miss Betty Kelly, Mrs. J. littn Marine Sale!! and Ser On Rt. 33. Ctll Wm. Grve~er H Smtih Jr ••d Mrs. Kel!. vtce Pbone 85-M. Pomeroy, u JOHNSON FAMILY RIUNION Rock Spring's 11-8-tl Members of the Richard Johnson family held their 11\nual Tnmmmg and Remo•lng. p1cntc: and reunion at the New (Ill Wonted To Buv Tree Low price Six years expenence Haven Garden Club park, Jub t. Robert K Sayre, Racine, Oh1o. It baskeL dinner wat enJofed at Wanta to buy ant1ques Call Ph 3955 7·1Ht< noon 6188M EveniOJs. 7 1-25tr Attending were ,Mr and Mrs W J Kelling and daughter, Fred ( 14) For Rent Kelling and children, Mr. and WE BUY 5 room apartment unfurnished Mu l'rank Kelling, Mrs ElzanUR'JClullAL I IIAMS utility room over Stiffler's na Ddseell, Annamae, • Elzanna, Shoe Stort', on Court St. Tel Conrad and Harry, 'Mr and Mrs ICRAr IRON - MITALl 1411. 1 tiftfe Robert Kellmg children, Mr and Mr£ ThoD)OJ Drlzeell and son, Mrs. William Kelllllf Five room house at Enterprise JUNK CO. and sons, aU of Columbus; Mr. Bath, garage and large yard and Mrs Ga.rJand HaY, LouisCall Helen A Somerville, lanna. Mr and ft'ira. N. B. Roush Phone 47, Pt Pleo11ant,~ W and son, Mr and J.1rs. Clifford Rad1o ana fV lotrvlct Va. H9-3te Rousn and tamily, Mr and Mra. Phone Olio McClintock Floyd Ray Fields and Debra, •II Raclnt, Ohio )"OR RENT--EXtentwn Laa..era, of New Haven; Mrs Oran Love ll-8-25t• Scaffold Boards, Drop Clutba. and cblldrer., Mra T D Harrla, :-=--:-· ClintoQ Fishel, llid-" 1epo:t, 0 CUllom Built K!tebeo dellpd Thomas Johnaon, Mr and Ml&. PhOM r21!6-X. ll·1·tr !or tour home. Free eaUmltM. Richard Johnson of 11artford; Foreman & Abbott. Pbote :~t:r 8nd Mr11 J. H Rouah, M~. 2 bedroom apartment Jrle Nly reno112114·~· Helf W•lllam D U1bbs and son, Mr. vated. Rent reaaor.able. Call 440-M 1 9 tfe Weeds and grass mowed Rate6 and Mrs. Orland HeMOn of Le· reasonable Call 2-4070. lart, W. Va.; Mr and Mrs 5 room unfurnished aprrtmerrt Charles Johnson and family, Mr .17 6tp 7 Phone 310·M.' 7-14-tl -;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mlaaea 'J&cki• CDpeharl and ~ey RemqdeJed-FurniHhed 4 room and •Goed B1nk Grnel 45c per yd. cunnmghlnt bath 3 room Jnd hath. Upstair Load•d while you walt. Alao EXCHANGI VOWS apartments Pllone 6419. trucks available to haul at rea· 'Mra Francli Margaret Johnaon 7-IUtp 10nable rates. and Thomas Dickenson Harrb Furnished ilpartment, 4 rooms WIL~IAM McKil:JIY were united In marrloge 61 the and bath Private entrance Portl•nd, Ohio EUB paraonage in Ma10n, July 12 Tht Rev Ralph Mahoney Coil 60N-J 7·111-3tp OaJe 1s Auto Repair General Au· read tbe double rana CH'flmOilJ ll Five room fW'nl&hed apa1 t tomotlve Works SatiafacU-. ment M:. or 408 Sprlna: Ave. QMarantced AAA Emergency WEBSTER & FULTl: H9tfe . .me Tuppers Plains, Ohio (6) 25; 171 2, 9. 16. 23. 30. 181 6. 7te 1·19·7tc ' ROSINA MARIANNE PIERCE, ~ room a;>artment at t46 Mul berry Ave. Call Ethan Hsrper trees 1'rlmmcd, cut or removed residing at 48B RegentJl)urger~ T-22-6tp Call 9M Y or see Eugene ·Smith stra11e, Straublng, Germany, is .:..._ ~-:Pomeroy R. 0 No. 2 Free esu- here~y notified that on the 81h Ronms Apartm,nL Cl~oe l n ma~s.? Safe &erviet& 18 years day of July, 19118.' Everett A. town 127 llutlerout Ate>. ' "'of t-xperiencc. 7· ~7..Stp Pierce, bloing PlalnUlf, filed · his 7·23·12tc petition llllllDSt her as deleDd· ao1 1'1' the Court ol Common Pleas ( 16) For Rent or Sol~ (20b) lnsurarlce Melp Cdunll, Ohio, Case No. 12.4 Bed Room House, 242 River Barnu·Shn(ll!on 'ns•t-=:~-A-g-.-n-.,. 732, praying for divorce from tb,e view Drive, Llncoln Hill Call M1ddleport Ftt.,, A.utrJD.obU~ said Roslnt Marianne Pleree on 213. Walter Grueser 7-1&·11 Bonds. Pbone fl311f ~. 6-:ID-U tht grounds of Willul Aboence of said defendant from snit'l Plain( 17) Wanted "".IIPL~'I'£ lnsur~••• rrote'""" Uff for more than one year last Lite, Auto, lire, Poho. Callllol past and Groll Neglect of Duty, r~emale General offu:e work Mills. MlUdleport, unto and Plilntiff nlao pray• for other Typl~g and ohorthand requlr· - - proper >elltf. Said "'"" will be cd. Wrl\> P. o Box 211, Pom- (21 I Real for bearing on or alter tile 2111 eroy, •tatlng quallllcotlons ano -:--...,.-,...,.doy of August A. D. 19118. for appomtment for mterv1o." 1 Lot 80xl60 on Mulberry Heh&hts , EVERETT A PIERCE 17·22-lllc Pomeroy Call 8148-Y or 6380 Crow, Crow & Porter A womon tn 4o tempo\,ary lyplng 7IIH!te ' Attorneys lor Plolntlff ond telepHoning W1lie 8/J · ---:-:-:-,- (11 9, 16, 23, 30; (I) 8, 13, 20, 'II< " ' FOR SALE 7 rooms nnd bal•1 11888, Toe Dally Sentinel. '6500. 464 Looust St Middl e· NOTICI Of MIARINCI P'Cii" ...!:_~121! • _ • port, o Call 811.11. 7·21 ·31p PAIIOLI MALl HILP WANTID: Mans!leld, Ohio, July 18, 19118 Orville Landho, No. MS75 A TIBED OF LAYOFFS? Tired ol prisoner now conllnod In the Ohio ttrlkeo and unemployment, We St.te Reformatory, . 'Manofleld, are looklnl for a fellow who wnod IIU In make a good In· POMIROY - ~-room frame house Ohio, odmltted !rom MilliS Couneome the year around In a rural wltb all utlhtlcs Out of all high ty, Caoe No. 17"1 AdJu(liotl locollty, aeiUns Notionally Ad· water A barialn for cuh $2000 ID-23·&1 of tbe • erlme 41 Auto vertlaed Walklno Prndueta £,. foiiDDLIPORT - Duplex. 10 rooms '!'belt (Del) tod servlns o 14nte•ce tabllsl!od routes available oil utllltl~s Good l\10ome poten- ol l·AI:• Is ellaltilo t 0r a hearing Gilmore Snair, 182 Elm St, tial iDd a wonderful buy ~ for beloro tKe OHIO PARDON AND Loncaoter, Ohio. PAROllll COMIII!SSIOIIJ on 01' II· quick CD!h sale. a. t8, 22, atp RURAL HOMI - 6·room frame ter Sept. I, f.U, , homL w1th 2 po'rches Cellar'. · OHIO PAIIDON AN!l . PAilOLE COMIIISSION utility building and gorage. Ev· SoUahury Towo A. c. FORSY111. ' erythlng In good eondltlon and -~~~~:§~Pr~•·•lll'l•, a., attrnctlve. Lar~e lot on blaektop • • l~tol~ and Racord 1Clerk. 7-17-lllr , '. road, about 7 mHe1 from Pom· !7H8·..,21C ' --I ~ ero)·. ~.00. · , \ 181 E!11qlovmwd SU8\JRIAN - 8·rnom lrame bUD· ' ' galow, aarilge ,and uUIIIY buildIng. Ill aere lot on bloeklop --,.-~' "' ' ·~"'--road . Ownor mlgbt ll!lonee. lllbJ ·olltlnJ, ~~~~· worlt, deanlnr. ~DIIIIo.,court SL, $50(10.00. ' ' ' an lhtur. r\'ltll S!Dith, Boil YlLLAOI PRO,IRTY '- 8 • room homo, large veranda and Jporch, 1111;" Pomeroy. •' ' 7·~te clstor"' and well. Lora, 1~1 - _,,. OHIO VALLEY ,........, __ . .Help !;state m •Ilw~~~~eu~~:~~~~~A~v~~ 3 l'OOmt of furnUure, phu ~ewRlehord Ailed Apex Wrln1er Uf•E. ~:. er., A. Colltno, Miln 8t1, Pomeroy. "bDIUI 10. 7-2Utc Wonted (lQ)·Bus\ness Servi~es neoo.oo CUCKLIR .,.A~IR...,...,CO"'Nil:'::: ' "'fTi~QNJNtl,~lrtse~• aox 229 Uon Hrvlee. .JaCk'l Refrtaeratlf\r New Haven Pb.oae TU·m'fl e 23 ,. ·- . =--~~.Tbow kelrl,eroU"' 1ODd APDI onee Stnlee. Racm•· Ttl. 1-la.t.r, '>!" To. ' • aalt ., ••I Dr. and Mrs. .Ray Dean Heaton and family of Marietta, Ohio, vlolt· ed lo\r. ond Mro. William Ba" and CLIPTON Ktnnie, Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs, (lobort Martine Jack Cartwrlsbt, Weot Columbia, ftom Charlc.ston, W. Va., were the vl&lted Mr and Mrs. H. C. Cort· dinner aueata of Mr. and Mn. Ned Henry l)ft Sunday. M~ Clarence Ward of Mr. and Mro 4i'thur l!lck of and Mr. and Mrs. Don Pomeroy were calling on ltli. and and family, Athena, Mn. Ned Htlli)' on Wedneada: Mr. and Mra. Osear Henry eveulng . the week end Mr. Eorl Helli)', Mason City', was Mrs. Earl Pierce calling on N~d Hent)', Sunday. l'l.,nllv !lullalo, New York, Mn. J0011 Tilylo~ and son, Mich· Grace Cartwright ael Taylor: ~on, \Were v1aitlng last week Mr11 'Mr and Mrs. Ned Henry Tuesday wrigbt accompanied them to Llb~r­ · Mr and Mn. Fryer of Columbus ty Pa., where •he will visit with called on Mra. Lila \VilliaiDI on Mr. and Mn G~orge Car1wr'lgh•t ·J Sunday. and lamUy Mra Hel{'n Barker, Mrs• Earl Dant and Mr and Mrs. Herman Mrs. Gay Livingston of COium• Cartwright visited Mrs Arch Gibbs b.Q was Wet"Jk end guests of Mr. at Muon SUtlday and 'Mn. Bell Schneider and Tom Mra. Kennetll Ault of Columbus Edwards. visited her mother, Mr.!!. Wmifred Ml'"' Phyllis ~nd Ann Williams Holland last week. Mr. T. 0 Young, F M Lockett, of Clifton ar.d Opal Kelly, Middle'Mr. and Mrs Ferris Justus at· port, 1pent tbe week end with Mr tended the 100th A.nniversary celc- and :Mrs Charles Kelly, Austin, 1 brtthon at Graham ME Church on Indiana. Mr Mnd Mrs. Tom Williams Sunday. spent Thursday mght with hilt Mr and• Mrs Oshel Mr.rtin ol parents. Mr apd Mrs Uoyd WitLetart, vltilted Mr•. Veda ·van hams, Mrs Winifred 1folland and Meter, Stmday Laura were Sunday guests ol Mra. Mr. and MtS Lout• Harmes, To Lei• Wllllon.~ ' lede, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Betty Call and famlly ~vi8it­ Mra Chester Oliver and famlly ed Mr an4 Mra. Roll King 'II LeSUndoy for a week. Mn. Ray Thompson of Vernon vunted Mr and Mrs. Lew Hoffman last Tuesday evemng BEDFORD The Bedford Home DeznonstraMrs. Cht:rles Cartwright an-! llon Council Club met at the home Elame wen an Gallipolis Thursof Mrs. Verne Well, Thursday, and day on buslneu enjoyed a plcnlC dinner. Mr. end Mra. Guy Lee vtsiled \'1s1ting lit the h~me of Mr and J Mrs Georgea: Sanborn, Sunday, at Mre Harry Johnson recently were Shelterir~l Arma. Hohpital where DeJores, Jeannie and JHckte Rouah slle is a patient o' Chester, W Va Mr. and Mfs. William. Koese! of r Vlsitmg Mr and Mrs. Clifford Clevel:md and M'r and Mn. Frank Jo~~son and Mrs Frances Blake Kalbelzor vlllted tbeir parent!!, Mr. duung the week end were Mr and and Mrs Woldby Whaley Mrs Jack Barnhart of Columbus Mn Sari Cowen g3ve a Duteh IJDd Mr and Mrs. Alva Tolllver of Glenwood, W Va Maid party al her home Monday Mr a.nd Mrs Ernie Hof1man and evening sponsored by Mn South children vhnted Mr and Mrs. Btble School Is In progre., it Louis Hoffman 5 d the Burhn1l1am Church. ' un ay &ir. and Mn Vernaj Well moved Bob l_!ld Ann Harris of Mason to the farm of Ralph Gl1more near viSited Mrs. John llarrtson GD BurllngN8111 ' $unday. Mr and Mrt. Thomas Hart and .Mr and Mp:. J'ames Bennch cartd fomlly of Porto Rleo are vls"tl•• family attended the zoo at Colum· 1 ... bus, Sunday. ~i:,:arents, Mr. and Mrs. Edeon Ann and Phyllis Wtlhams and Mr an<l Mra Roy Miller nd Janet Zerkle visited lhe Columbus dauchter, Nancy, · ·1 ' · &pent Sunday ' with Mr. and illrs. Gay Lee. Mr11. Clara Wllliama has return· ed to her WI'Jrk in Athens after a two weot vaeatlon ] BEDFORD • ~~o~o~n~M~on~d~IIY~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d!~~~~=~~~~~ ! ; JULY SPECI·-'·LS .• ' , ' ' ·: '' , 1:30 In lhe evening Their only attendants were Miss Shirley Brown of Mlners'rllle and Thom· .. Johr.lon, Hartford. The brlde 1wore l "&treet lengt!t sumnier sheer of ptbk with whit1:1 acceasorfea ~tnd carried a white Bible Mlaa Brown wore a aunt· mer frock of blue with wh1te ~c 1 WSIOriPJI. I The groom lo emptoyod by the Q. Wotno and ~ompany of Charleaton. Mr and Mrs. Hoirll will lelle their weddlnc trip to Cuada during hi.: ' vactUon~ and IIley wUI m1ke their home in Horlford PliHII!ALI ·' lin. Hugo JuhUng and Mr and llr& A. ,K. llfcCiuna hod oo tbolr Wedneadoy evening I!Ueatl Mro Helea Spauldlns, Hollywood, 11\a., Mro. Robert Bell, Orlondo, Fla. !drs. William C. Filion, , Mro. Homo Roush ud Mro. A. L. toJ. oiler, Pt. Pleaoant. ' Mr. and Mn. David BalOJ ond childrtn, Columbus, were ·the I!U•ato of Mr. and Mro. ..w. T Stone &Overol doyo lost week. Mrs Heney Jenklna and dau· lhtcr Mill Helen ope~t lhe past week vloltln11,.lallveo at Brldl.. port, Conlon and Akron, 0 Mrs. Allee Chapman h&l returned to tho home of her nelee lli'o. Jameo Mc~lcbl of!Or a w~b villi 1¥1111 >lr. ond ftlro Stewm ond family In 8!1"n<er. • Mn. · OOOI'If Brown ol CO!um· hill II U\e ho~ IIUell of 'Mr. ·and 111ft. w. T. stone, , 1 · w. IJameo ' ~ntl.aulog our bill JULY CLE~~Q,: P.l A·l used cars llld lrueks aad we bave several'Ou'inVIIer.JO.' ulem just &ra4_ed In new 58 FORDS. • • .• We are , ~. - .. .... ·- f" .... ... s•e ., .:,:- -''l'>t...... . , . ...,, • ~ ~ ~/; I.~~~· f~ •• ' ' These Used.C~rl~1t::Jru.,.~· i Before You ·:l._y .···:l 1 1 19~8 I " 't ' DOOR ~00 ~ .fORD 1 •• r.v. I, ., , Elltra Shorp • Std. Trans. ,7,000 mlleo\1 dJiic!Y • . :. ' ·1~57 FORD FAIIU.AHE . ~ 'jsQoR ,, .. ,.1957 FORD 6 CYL, TUOOR Two Tone blue, f'of\lomatlc, white tiN& ' ·• ' RC<Ondltloned • very Jbup -light blue. 195,7 ' FORD 6 en' FORDOR Red 1 S~p and a ga. oaver. · , 1gjf· PLY. PLA'ZA ·a 18,000 miles, c;.ne owner ·like ~. ,• eva:: roliDoa ~l'', • ~ 195~ CMtv~ - 150 6 CYL. ~iltfi()R · '"1'Vl , ' Clean onclrea<ly to drive. 195~ .BUICK SP. FOkq<)R New Wilt -nd opeclallow J>tki. 19$5 I< , 't;;j., ; 1 FOlDOR ' ,,_,,, ... ~ J!~iDOR ' .~ leol:o ond diiveollb..Mt. :tll,tiOO' mil eo '' FOlD VI FordomaUe; Two Tone, dean. 1955 ,PLY.' B'ELV. AuloiJII~ , 1955· FORD 1 ~. ;- , va t:UStOM• l•oab~lt' ' . ' , ,,•'; Fordopllllo · 114!H. A real hlrcaiJ!. wr 1.9$•.FORD v-·clllstrld81· ~~~.: . 01\e OWner · Nei paint. wJJU• tireL t c 111 'ljt ~ .t ·~~- ' I 1 " \ i"" ~ I .. .. f 1954 fORI) .. vs cus-ro~···TuDoi. ,~~·• Cll!lmlna hlat!t • iA. hlr;.td. 19~3 FOil.b ·!lew tlrU • new •• . , , ,,,"tL '· . • , ~ _ .• ~ , �• ! "-·, l . i I • ' 'p POMEROY The Oa1lv Sentinel · a.;..Danf .Sent.Jtlel, Pofueroy ~ e ~ ·:l«id~port, 0., July 23, 1958 . .; ... i , SOCJETY ' ' . ~ON" TJrone Power, Marlene Dlutrick Color Cartoon ' •• '" . . ' JULY ·sALE Kr.oehler $ectional· Li_ving Room .Suites TONIGHT and THURSDAY ANOTHER TIME ANOTIIER PLACE Lana 'nlrner • Barry Sullivan 't' JLI! Mrs. Dale Pearson, cousin of thr. t : ' .' • ' r "' SPECIAL Limited Time Only ON ALL Passenger Cars ·WHEELS BALANCE~ INCLUDING WUGHTS • 3 50. $ • R. H. Rawlin.gs Sons Co. DODGE- PLYMOUTH- DeSOTO • ; Middleport tial mucic at the organ.' Miss Taylor chose for ·her mar· riage a street length ~hpath gown of white lacfl, with an Etvn jacket, and a white lace bat. S~e carried 1a prayer book up'on which was a corsage of white roses with flowered wltite satin ribbon streamers. Mrs. Sanborn wore a' !lora! print of blue and Vlhite, a pinli ltat and carried a cursage of pink carna· tlons. A rceptlon was bcl1 at the hollje of Mr. Worner's Mnta fol· lowing the ceremQnY to~ 30 guests including 1hesc out-of·town rein· lives: ~;· d" R ,. if. ~n mrs. F. · F1em1ng, :.Jr. and Mrs. Rn~ond Mlillen and sons, Francia and Andr~w, of Gal· Upoll.s, Mr. and Mrs. Fred William· son, Rutland, Keith McCool of the u. s. Air Force anf Mfs. McCool, Mr. and Mu. Evan o~v,ne, MrK. Dale Pearson, Mrs. Homer Gaff. ney of Cuyuhoga FaUi · and Mr. and Mrs. George Sterios of Adena. Mrs. Worner was assisted by Mrs. Sterglos in aervilur a. buffet supper at tile .rece{ltlon. 1 A three-tiered ~veddlnJ cake toppcd by a bridal couple· under 8 bridal arch, WIIB cut nnd served by the new Mr. and Mra. WIIJ'IIIlr. The c~uple left tmm~4lntely fol· Jowlnli the reception tot il!oir new homo !n Belpre. ·· · Tho bride recently ac(epted a l:;;;;;s;;;;:::~=:~~~~;;;;;;~~=~;;;;;;:;;;~p~o~s!~tlo~n~as~s~ecr~et~ar~y~i~n1th~~~P~a~rk~· ,. '· ·I' , E·S... ,. •.,.· • . . 'F 1 l. ·cotton pJibtild a~. · F,llil pleated stYle. All wAshable · . fab}'i~ .Wiele ma~hinli belt. Side zipper clcllina. Sizes 24 to30. -- 1 ~ . .=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-.I bride, presented a program of nup· Cor. Seeond 6 MlU ~···. ' TEMPLE-Middleport FOR ONLY I I~ THE. ~,ULY SALE AT ELB-REELDS Furniture • APPilance$ .• Floor Cov8ri ' • . D~aperies • Ready .To .Wear • Dry ' Go~ds · .House .Furnishings ' .. DIGS-POIIDOY · "~FORTHE ~I SAVE THEATRES . . Not ()peri 'Tonlpt TMURSDAY Md FRIDAY , ~ '· •· • PoJneroy Bend . ,.. • $1.95 · ~· . . ' /f' I ' '{!. 3 Piect, Grlla :: ·····.. ···.. SA~E $311.b0 . . ·Reg. •~rt.eo ~ sprac Cusbtw 3 Piece . I ·, · · Bfatk !(:~ :d••· .-:. · · · · · .. SALE .$..244.•""__ j ' v~ :;.(·. Reg. $311.00...:.; '$~g Cusbi!'DI ' • ' Mrs . Em rna a·1ssett .1s reportcrt ill at her home, Rulh~d St. · .Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swanson and children Robert and Sylv,·n " -visited in Galiivolis Saturday with the former's m~tl•er, Mrs C. H. Swanson and , his brother, and tiet$t-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Swanson and fam 'ly. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith had as their guests over ~h" weeken~ Mr. and Mrs. George 'lcAll!ater of Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallac• and family visited re :cntly · in McConnelsville with he•: parents Mr. and Mrs. G. C. K110x. They were accompanied homo. by he• nephew, Randy . Br~gg, who spent a week with them. Mrs. Bragg, Rapdy's 'mother was the over ' . Mr. and Ml18. George Stergln3 of the weekend withAdena her onspent Saiurday. with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wor ncr and attended the Taylor-Wol'ner wedding Salurday ove'ning. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen werr in Gall!polls Sunday · w~cre the~ viaited his aunt, t.ira. Ada Davis 1vho has been a patient at the Holzer Hospital for th1·ce weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamber~ are in Da)lton where they arc the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will! ; Aleshire. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and son Wayne and Mrs. D~vis' moth· er, Mrs. David Darst Sr., are in Michigan for a week's. vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fitzaim· mona of Coiumbua apcnt the week end wlt,h Mra. Boivman'a parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. They were returnins from a weeka vacation at :Virginia Beach and other po!nta of interest in VIrginia. Suaan. BoWIIWI who hid been with bor grandparents, tht Owens, returned to Columbus with her pareflla. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamb· era visited recently at Camp Arrowhead near Jack~on where their aon, Eric, Ia on il -six week~ scn~larehtp. . · · Mr. arid Mra. Clarmont E. Hoyt and son David were aueata of \riends here Monday and TUei· doy enroute to Philippi, W. V k., to vl.tit her · mother. Rev. Hoyt, was the foi111.e t putor of the lo cal Baptl~t Church, le ~·liDI here to enter tile 111minary at Syracu~;~~; N. Y1 l)urin'l the!f vacation they have vlalted their children : J\ev. a11d )fra.• Jamt~a' Griffins, Nebraakat Mr. an"d •Mra. Burt\l ChltiiO; ' Rev, '• andr 1111. .HO)Jt, , ~lien Purlt, · •Mich., and· Mra. Clair Harmon, • • '' .. ' .' ,1_5c '. Sleeveless cotton blouse:s . - ' blo~&ons 11nd tuck-in styles. Peter Pan collars, ·scoop necks;·eyelet ellllirllid· ery trim. Solid colors and patterns. Sizes 32 to 38 and · 40 to 44. · · · , ( ' · ·. WOMJN'S 'DRES$1S111.mi t 1 New, dark Fall pri!lt&.- '-Button.front ~t-.11tyles1 • ;i~~~i Sleeves. Some wilh fuU flare skirts. FloralnJWI' st ·MISSES SIZES 11; to 20 , 't · \l H4LF SIZES '141h to' 24th '· . Women's I '. I,' 3 pairs $1.00 Mtn~s TROUSERS• "' stock of wash and wear Q-9~s«~rs. ALso year round. we1ght -trousers. All sizes to·ifi9Lwalst 'measure. ' ' I, ao •ea. ,.. .. ·•us A beautiful group of cot~on blouses. sieeveles~. SQJ!d I . color broadcloth and striped chambray. Peter Pan · ' tailored collars. Sizes 32 to $8. • i~ frouar.~~' $Gie $4.75' ' J .• • ' • .... lin•,.,."' ' !Pialli-t )'P'II: lent .aeleetloil of patterna ln .tile inoat . colora, For tbla eale. • 49c Me~~· , Dnd •oya'· JAtKE1S . ,. Bu,. Now And hvt ' Men'a ..1.00 .Jaekel&. . . 8lle .1.11 ' . 1Mea's •••,,·.Jac:keta . . sale' t4.(1 ,, •Men'• •Itt$ Jackett,, •. ,!'len's ,4.$J ,Jac:~•"'· .: ~-~ N.11 . . ' ~ ' ' Sale·••·" ' ' • ' ·Boys' •r.tl ~·til:~ .•\ ." : ·:·•··~· t' ·~'I' 'Boys','*·""'••.. , •. ; w~· • •uo· Boya: •us )ad~ta ~ .. ·~····" ' '· l p~ \ ' ' conAGi t l' ~' •' ' ' TrOU$efs '...le $5~,~ · , R.•'-..''7:'~_.. : I' jp:, k .,I' 0 ~... J. \• Streteb IIJlflll 1 ' j1 . HI • II!: 1'. • fQ7I f,.f- ... 'j. TrO,~•s>:~ef t~5 . &!!&: tus · . . . : .. . ·Women'• COnON PANTIES ' fC•nJj;; • i. Reg. $8.95, ~ STREtCH . .. . . ' I ' I . 'iih r )'l''x Select fro!D · a compl~t~ . ILDUSES ' • .· WOMEN'S .J, ' '· · .S.UM.M.ER Wasblble c¢ton. t.)':llt fba, Solids, •plaids '"' ..atllpea" Cuffed bottoms, two pock,ta, · zipper back. Sizes 12 to 18.1 Luxuray "Run-A-Ro!ID" ;r· $3~95 ~ $1.95 Smart New S&yles Men's Cotton .10c .. SAU $288.QO 1 nh1htber guest her ·returned sister Friday and son of Randy home •\ I Regular E~ge S&yle• Middleport Society j ' SeaUoped · Edge ·Styl~a 3 Piece, II- ·.', . · ··· ·· ·· ~ · · SALE $279.00 " . ' El!cel· J . M ~ '· ' ~ \'IJ ~ ·,..trous.,.:. s.le $6.75 f ~ .• 4 ' ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 23, 1958 herrmann mottu