https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00e014505c760d9e6a81d3a836219ac5.pdf 2a1b8c217e5e1f0e5168e14755fb5710 PDF Text Text '. • .. ' • , . P~li-Beor~rs Are Lfstf14 Foi Duffy Chrilt offidollnJ. Pallbearers were 5ervices Tuesday ', ru.oeral se"ic:es for O'!cn Duff1 were held from the Ewmg fUneral Home, Tuesday ot 2 P m. with the Raymond L. Roth , pas1or of the Pomeroy Church of Pomeroy Bencl THE~TRES MEIGs-POMEROY TONIGHT ond FRIDAY •'WITNESS FOR TilE PROSECUTION" Tyrone Power, Marlene Dletritk Color Cartoon TEMPLt=Middleport TONIGHT ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE Lana Turner· Rarry Sullivan FRIDAY and SATURDAY "IUGH HElL" John Derek - Elaine Stewart -also"UNDER FIRE" Rex Rea!lon [ Henry Morgan . ' EASY .OUT! Pat Middlepen Society Dufly, Mrs Downing Roush will Leave William Hamm, Herru:m Werry Ora Omther, Dan Ginther fi&Jltl for Columbus Friday wbere she w11l jom her daughter, Jean, on Paul Ginther. a western trip to Texas. They will Coming from out of town for depart from Columbus Saturday, the nrvlcea were Mr. :1nd Mrs Ly car, for Austin, Tl.lXal'l, v.-here George Starkey and Mrs. Delbert they will VlSit Master Sgt. RayJunkins and daughter, Patty, of mond E Allensworth and Mrs. AlClarksburg; Mr. and Mrs. Frank lem;worth, the former Betty Jo Amberger and son, Frank!in, Ak- Roush, anO family They expect to rODi Mr. and , Mrs. Dan Gmther, be gone two weeks or longer Waterford; Mrs. Then:s11 Allman Mr and Mrs Clarence D1ck~n , and Paul Ginther, Charleston: Connie and Mary, their paren ~a. Mrs. Albert Sparta, llaydenvlll• Yr. 11nd Mrs Harold Rice, of Rut· and Mrs. Eula Welker, Columbus land , and Mr and Mrs. H. C Dicken, Log.:~n, R. D., left the f irst of the week for a vacation trip 'to Yellow Stone National Park. Mr and 11rs P. K. Russell and daughter, Paula Kay, have returned fr•Jm a vveation trip in Tennessee. Mlsa Sandra ·Boyles, daughter of Dale Hy~c !l underwent mnj or Mr and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles of surgery :tt :he Holzer Hospital 1n Alfred ond Starling MaSsar, son of Gallipolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Massar of Sgt., Sarah Jane Fisher of ColChester will be united 1n marr1age umhu&, hns been visiting her par in an open church ceremony at ents, Mayor end Mrs C 0 Fisher th• Alfred Methodist Church at and family, South Secund St. 2 p. m on Sunday, July 27. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers (Ruth have returned from A rcc'iplion wJII follow immedJ· their Laney) wedding trip to Detroit, ate)y nt the borne of the bride's Mlch1gan and Windsor, [u,uda. parents. Mrs. Grill HuS.IIcll has been call· ed to Colorn.do Sprin,!s, Colorado, because of the serious lllnellS or her daughler, i\'lrs. Wanda Sewell Mrs. Charles li'rtmcill, Mr. and Mrs. William Francis and son, Tommy, o! Dayton, Ky., wore the guests of Mrs Dowmng l:loushl reccntly Boyles-Massar Nuptials Being Announced Here NO . FUMBlE! POMEROY S•OCJ'ETY New Oftl'cers Named For OES Chapter Group ' . t· . •' mommg for his home, Maqltowoe; retnodeled. . , sus,.~NSioN .Ill'!"~ .~ Wis., after a visit with his fatbef iii-.~ aod Mrs. Georgo ' HoOd ol INGLEWOOD, Coli!. ''tJl'l _ Peter Jellllings. He esme at tluo ~horloston visited re)nllves In tho Joekoy ll.alph Neves begins 1 l(l; time due to the illne&o of bla bro. Bend Tuesday. . ·. • day ll!llpenslon , Wednescijly be· ther, Carl Jennin03 1 at Holzcf · cauae of •a 1018 .,.,_ Mrs. Mine,.& Bowe,t• :' open! • . ' te '"'"'' lnst Sal· Hospital. ' • urda~ I~ the •• 100,000 ~Ierner Mr. and Mrs. L. F. •cboenleb day with Mr•· Georgia , ThOJll> at Hoi'·---' D•••·' Nev ~din( ..iY•VV¥ "~"t> an d her father, AI ec FiB'aer, are recently. Mn. B.-ha ow• Htn_.es, also Hillluater •a! . blam~d f ninteit residing in the Lutheran J711rsou- visited her 11ster, M:ra. Thoma, terence 4ft~r atewarill, v:iewed pier; 1 age, while thea home is being last week. ·: tpres (d the r~e. , Mrs. Willard Grant ond slat~ A 6:30 chicken dinner preceded MISs Dorothy Ebersbach vlsite<i lh e mec t.mg vf the Past Matroas briefly with relative& Wednesday of Pomeroy Chapter OES htld i enrout~ to their home Tampa, Tuesday evening at the , Fla. 1 Temple. Qicky Joe MorriS of Middleport 1;;;;;;~.::""::~;:;;~;-;;-;;;;-;;;~~-;;;;~;;;;;;;;;lo;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:o;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;~;;'-~~of'§·..-~~·-~-;:;;. MI ..m Maudl· , president, waS ch:11 f f' Gruesor cf the meeting, which opened with the Lord's Preyer in umson Mrs. Edison Hob&tetter ~ave the report of the nominating committee. Offi· cers elected were Mrs Alonzo Custer," pre!Jdent; Mrs. Parker. vice president; Mrs 1 Weed, secretary, and Mrs Fred Blaettnarl tre~surer. Is st>ymg with hisRobert grandparent., Mr. and Mrs. Morrl3 while his parents are attending a jloultry convention' ID CleveJand. Mrs c. J Werry il ViAiting Mr . and Mrs. Forest Phelps lD Day ton Mr. and .Mrs. Robellt Ritchie ~:nd son Bobby Lee of Pine Grove Dnd Mr. and Mrs. William MattOX of West Columbia, w. Va.l spent Home mrdc 1ce cream, and cake were served to M1ss Grucser, Mrs Blaf'ttnar, Mrs. Custer, 'Mrs. Nolan Swaekhamer, Mrs Weed, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs L. F Sehoenleb, Mrs VIrgil Brown, Mrs C. E. Nease, M1ss Ada Hoskms, Mn Cttrne Nyc, Mrs Hobstett~r and a guest, Mrs R. A. Tl mp.son pf the past Lodi with Mr. and weekend Mrs. Earlin M3ttox and family. , YO u cAN AIM( pI CT.U'R'E.,'.AN ·D·,· s0 uND IN. ANy A_ · Ellis were McConaha Tuesday guests of Mrs. Freda Ritchie an~ . : , · - -.. ___....,... •' ___ HOUSE DRESSES '\ . Veterans Invited · 'ToPu8hFor Bills In Senate I, ' .. i . ' ,. .,. •' only ~e Ladies Summet Shoes .3.49 Values sz.99 Values S1.99 Values $2.88 !2.44 $1.44 $3 49 GIRLS LADIES Values Dresses . SHORTS $2.99 Values $1 .99 Values Children's Sandals $2.98 Voluta . , ... , .... $2;44 ' $J .98 Voluta ... ....... $1.44 $1.49 Valu•• .. . .. .. . .. $1-:&B Men's Oxfords Short Sleeve 88c $1.00 to $3.99 and $1.79 Sunback and BOYS LEE RIDER JEANS Reg., SUm, Huskies $2.98 . $299.95 summit (Walnut 1NI MIUIDA.Ui. Console TV thot •whelt. 26l f~· ln. picture. Ma"' Dtluu f•ahim. Ailallab.. II 4 flobhllo 21JV37, • ., ~ '· RCA VICTOR • ;,STAR VALUE IN niE ~CA VICTOR 10 MILLIONth TV LINE • .tJPI....J'ameo J. U s. repre· · Nations, Unl~d ~ m~ be ·VALUES TO U2 9~ I lAOFF 'GIRLS SHORtS ...... ~ OH ., Men's Reg. IDe S0 CitS .... 59c pr. SU NCAPS ... ' 19c · 2 for $1.00 jloya ReJ. see other Mell'l Argyle BRIEFS. 3 f• $1.00 SOCKS 39c pr. Qltla' Suamer Weilbt LADIES PEDAL PU-S $1.00 . BLOUSES I'U8HER SETS i ···" .DRESSES ' ReJ. ' f0,99 . $5.00 .SPEClAL 88~ . JAMAICA SHORT & BLOUSE . SET$ . ) $3~44 :. SPORT SHIRTS . ·,aac· Boys B~eloll) ·, · PI's, .fte,. ,,J.tl, ... u .-&4 publ~ ,t~ U 'ACKS .. $4.98 Men'• SIIJIUIIer· WASH ''N •Wii.U SL~~c· 2517o MIX ,·'EM . ·UP PORK & BEANS KIDNEY.· BEANS PINTO BEANS CRANURRY BEANS GREAT N••EANS , dA.~s 'I "'• ~.; CANNED MI~K . APfLE BUnER · .. :.. .. .. · .. · .... · Lg. 29c FIG BARS · ....... ·,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 l~s. 49c .' ' GREEN· lEANS .. · ........ · ·.... · 2 c1ns 39c . ( 'MAXWELL HOUSE, 6. ,-~ .QON. BONS ~r- MI~T . . ' ' I• ~~~~~:l~~t:~~~~ ' AMA Frowns·On· . ' . .I1 .· ., Interest ' to active 1 crime. preVent 1 r ...... orke~'At ' 1M~field PlahJ ~< , , • .~~=~::.~ eutw:·katol~ .u~·· 9110 at tile ·' ~ no" {1~ ', dlfn. ' ·;.,,- •• thti •acliedut: ~ ...... ,eiedlo'n, ana on 1 n orderly olee ' ,' Veterans· J!ANSftEL1>, 0 . UPI-A• strike til a Vnlled Auto', Workera Un'~ ion lo~al clnsed ,the General Motbrs Corp. Fjahor, Bod~ lla'IIP" , 1!14 plant here to~ay, , ldllpg abOut ~ ,worltero. Nornlan Gumbert, ~r~sldent of Lo<aJ ~t, blamed the walkobt on ~ ~lea of ~'Irritation~" by !he oompany liliee the UAVfs natl"n1 wlde .eon tract expired. ::~'Picket Hoes, were l!let up Thurs 4'1 ~liht .and were ob~rv~ ·to ~Q. ,~,;) day shift work~. Tlle ' ~I I!OI'\l1.UY employs 'obciu! ,1, , • allbut' Qlfe For . '•,·j~,pi•'!_d:~-~ j,0, 10td on • P•;: time . a! the • ,· I•.' erl.. n Medl'oal A88ociatlon American Hospital · have Congreos eurtall free veteraltl with do pot atem from · •r. Spokesmen for boih .organlll· tiona told the Bouse '{eterans Committee Thursday ' Con1res• obpul¢ eel a "clearly defln~d" polleY. on this subject. Con(rsaq heretofore bps · shied away !fq'!' aaying just hqw .far the &OYerument should' go In providing this care: , , ror ~·--"'":''-----, ,Williams Rites : . • , " lie s~J~td•y, lnReedsVille ,. .,. ...• Premiums of $2011 Will be to the winners of .the top in the four weight chsses. is opeil tO Meigs adjolnina: coUnties and only trac· lOr• on, .ruhber are l>!lglble. No caterplllor traetoro, oteel wheel> or dual wheels will be permitted Prizes of $211, '15 •nd . $10 )Ylll be awarded tJie ~ top three win nors In tbe various weight cla.. es wldcb include tractor• tu 3800 tractota to 5100 to 6400 pounds and over 64®. An Improved racing program 11 also belna planned !or Meigs Countlana thjs year with an auto malic starter to be usod lor the si•~: Portland; Mmher, four nie swan and M.n. EUie \Tor- 1'urnbuB,tOhh renee, bot:J of Long Bottom; Mr.s. I ' w.-• Ella Shaner, , JeromesvDie, ·o.; Mrs. Bert!la B.n'lon Clevela•d, 0 His wile, Minnie Pactord, pre· ceded him in· death in liN!I an\1 two sislera, Mn. HaUie Woode and Miss Cla~a Swan, and his twin , Fred Swan, all preceded him ~n death also. , lnttrment will be In thq Sand Hill Cemetery. The remains will be taken to the reslde"'" ol Charles Hensley by Ewmg, where friends may call tonight. Tile Rev Freeland Norris, will officiate. Point Show'Is Postponed Here The Point Show or the Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoelatlon scheduled to be held at the Riverview Saddle Club at IJhllng· lf"-:11>. Monkey er's Slablea, 'Jim N~w Have~~t W. Va., Sqnday, July 27, has been peatpenad until the following Suada1· Auguot 3. Tbe show wso put off beeauao of soft, mudd~ srounda. rlfieo Mayor rO(lllrted that ploylng of at th• ondancmlng M'EU~S GINIRAL HOSPITAL Admitted Mrs. Ira Buleber, MiddlepOrt; , Mn. Borbara t;;hlln. Pomeroy; Mrs. E. s. Mllll, Syro· ill thAI '· FMD ' MISs C!Use. Dloeharged MrL ·c Of Zones ' Commodore Runles, Dexter. Bl~th: Mr. and Mrs. Hal'l'Y Eblin, Pomeroy, a daul!lhter. ffited By Mayor. TOMATOES ·· sHORT Ills~ ...... or Bod " . ·STEW . •new•· . ·......:. . .: Y I Appointment Is . He Bo:ys Sltorl Sl~ve LADIES Tl'aetor Atl ' Men'• Wblte Argyle MESH GIRLS BLOUSES Heading Crew Soliciting For·Periodical • g.,., lfllv not just a the: env1ronl Costume Jewelry 77¢ Heavy nJn• were reported at I•Ill•a"'" Fa! II, Pa , where u inch· es fell during lhe past 24 houn Many rural roads In Meigs County were eovered for abort IJ<I'iocls of time with flub floods is the Shade, Thom11 Fork and leading CreetJ were reported Jtlt of their banks in places. Aeeordlnc to United Prell In· ternat10nal, the onfy !':'!.ember ot the family of John Wlllowby to ...,.Jl" waa Wlllowlly himself. His w:ife and 1i1: children dted a 1 tbe aeven.f.oot deep water• rip- . ' ·" 2 for $3.00 To $3.99 At noon the river w•• at 29.0, falling slowly. It bad been at 29.3 at 3 a,m. today. Below Wbeeling, W. Va. , however, at Lock 13 the river was riling a tenth of a foot an hour. This slacke~ed 110· ~W river was stationary at Lock 15, above Marietta. the j'resdenl SPORT SHIRTS $1.99 Spoit:j!IDII!n at the U. S. Government Locks at Apple Grove · aaid the river was falling slowly there but was due to rise all' run-off waters from above Marietta swelled the muddy stte2nt. SINGLE COPY-tc $4.88 a set LADIES .MelP County escaped with 13 hundreth' of an !ncb ~f raln:fall the past 24 hours but upriver areas were not 110 tortuna!e u one flash flood near Spencer, West Virginia, all 'but wiped out a f!IJIIily of eight persons. ' . (' ~- Grange Planning Inspection Aug. 2 At H-emlock Grove UNIFORM PANT and SHIRT SETS ICIIforOd t!Wnillr· .,, D1REcT1Q.N· I Goessler Jewelry ', .· 1 "__. family Pine Grove. I Mrs. Eula Welker returned 1'J ~er home, Columbus, Wcdne!day, P1ttsbUH!h. P... after a viSit With . Mr and Mrs. OrvUle Well and Mr. and Mr::~ .l The August meetlm~ wdl b~ held Ralph Welker and family. ::~t the home of M1ss Maude Gru~· J&ck Welker returiled home 1 er, MineNivillc Wednesday ·nfter a vi:nt 10 Col· lir and eM:-,-,-:p:-,-u:-1-= ll-ap-:to_n_s':"ta-;;11 umbus with r'!lafi.ve!l and Children, Ed 1th rnd Billy, an1 Mrs. R. A. Thompscr and dauher pare nt~. Mr. and 'J~r!l. RobCI·t Shatp, r.re on a fishm~ trap on the ghter Roberta Jane returned lll ' Muskingum River, whero they the1r home, ~itt•burgb, Pa., t,, have r f' nted a cott:~ gc fer the day after a several days vi.si! week They will return Sunday to with Mrs. C. E. Neaoe. Fred Burson and Nrll Swmdcll Middleport left Wednesday for Flrrida for 3 ;;;;;;':;.;:;;;;;;:;-;;;;;.-;;:;:;;o;o;;;;;;.J "Mrs. John Bowman who hn.s visit , h~en :1 surgical patient ut the M~­ "POMEROY'S FINEST'' Mrs. Adam Ebersb.:teh and son Clinic has been returned to granddaughter, Nancy Bums, re· her homr. home Wednesday after a Miss Francis Roush Is planning turned visit in Parkersburg w1th Mr. and to spend a week m Clcvc!nnd with Mrs. George Powell and family friendfl while on, vacr.tlon from Douglas Jennings left thi£ by the Atlantic and Pacific Stnre The Rev Robert. Palmer, who attended the General Assembly or All Work co ..... tha Churcll of tbe Nazarene in ln L'" Than A Wotlt Columbno has returned. M"rs Palmer and children whc lived in a trailer at the Nnzr.nmc Camp Court 81. Pomero) .stayed in Columbus for another Hemlock Grove Gr~ne"' met n: regular aeasion Saturday evenifli:l with Leo ~tory, wnrthJ master, I preoldlng Men's Short Sleeve Plana were made lor th~ au· nurd inspectiCn whicl1 will bP held ·Saturday evenin~. August :! Theme of the lecture hour w11l Reg. $1.59 be "Summer On The Farm". AI : members are urged to attend anti bring pie for ro!reshment. Tan or Grey Duri:tg tho .lecture hour the Reg, $1.99 Shirts .. $1.79 Explorer Scoutl, sponst."ed by the Reg, $2.99 Shirts . 1 $2.49 Grange, received their new ehar ler. A large number of parents well ns Grarlje members were RICHEY . '' . TV 1171!4 TU T s•AIItl~~sl ' rrt V,M;J; 11'7 "''""''"'· ·~'~"!• ,..,.,..,, tlinliht, .olldlnl ' llh!~dor mornlnv. CO.Itr. Perish • nttne e. . Thli""""tormo ol)dl.. ond cool· ' ~~ and Mrs. o( Mr. Parkersburg WATCH REPAIR WIATf!IR ~Jo: lforfly · ciiU~J, Klllered I~I'JIImll .thlo oflernoon'. 'NEW " . ]95 9 R'CA...vIc'·'~:.·1 ,·0' R'i. ·.·,·.,' , ,• • O, ''C PP..;~.·· ' : · .~: 0 •• ,· ••• 'Itt 0 t 0 t J t t • ' I • I • : JI'eeJ)ees(Tents; ~,~~- Lore, To Be . Fe"t~e. Qf T~adUlg Post.Convenhon .a••eo· • lo owner of the "Tradal Little Hockin(, mony of his pe1'101lally ltr.ms of Indian Lore. He outhorll.jl on In; Seoula and bialorl· urged to attend. tbe Eastern Division briDI their eralt oxlllbll. Tbe event ;nit'?. advertised over TV liewapapers. 1 member of the Otlahomi·. ped hill house from as (oundlf.. tion and literally tore it apan AI it S'lfCpl It !!Wif The bod1es or four members were recovered from the rag1ng water! withm ~ few hours They were the motb.er, about 50, and one girl and two boys, all believed to be un· der 10 year£ oJd. of the family Thtre we1 e unconf;rmed r{'· porta that pos.!HbJy one or two other persons drowned In the tragedy illowby, a farmer, was earr!M away ~long with members Or h11 family by the torrent. He waa in a different part of ~ bouae- at the time tlte water, Jike a tid31 wave, struek Willowby, a farmer• ,-ls carried waler hit the bouse ae said be used an ax to chop lh!'ougb one of the walls of the room and made hit way to the roof. He said he iealiud there was noth= mg he could da tc aid his family and he grabbed t a tree brancl] 2nd 11tayed in the tree. ' State Poliee reported by radio on a hiJI overlookmg the seenc1 of the tragedy that the wa~r from Granny's Creet anil another sman stream rose at l~e rate or six inehes every nvc mmute1 this morning. �....• --- fHE DAILY SENTINEL C'.oututating, EditoriaDy Picnic On Last Smulay Of Series A Un on Camp me"t DS t~a !tarted Sunday June 29 a!ld Is to cont nue until Aug 3 bact o the New Haven Ufl!')n Camp Grounds s sponsored br tb EUB Church • pq Shoppers Have Wide Choiees - f&LiVI~IOI'C GUJQ~I-~ This National Vegetable lee~ WSAZ ,.TY th,~l!"'~ S F -'!!\ 7#•es• Engineers Hunrry For Middleport's Sewerage ProJect, Appc~N~ttly Ha~ Its W1res Crot$1Cl On Coopercrf.ion Pomt ""an.. 3- Sla4~ ~~~::~·;:ce~:lle~~ :g~~~~.~~ lll~o:~Y ~ueWe Hlwllbll llytda Rite POMEROY SOCIETY Mrs J H St-ephemoR is attend the Ctl:lP Farth•rcsl Ou~ a\ i),,~la,;,Oh;;;lo UniVersity In 1 0 ,Wesleyan 11 Ohio Rev and Mrs J 8 Stephenson and tam ly .apent a wet:k recently wfth hi• parenl.l Mr and Mn J H Stephenson RUTLAND Mo~daY !;:g ~~-....,...,.- WCHS-TV Chonnell Cluumill-Fr.., Mason County Sends 100 4-H Campers I ~n~EE,S~!~LH~ll • t•tons To Souths'de From }9 0rgaruza WEST SHAll ws Channell- Saturclay :~ Hostesses (or th even ng were the F ler ted C cle nd sc v ng on he d n n room commlttce were Mrs Les er Fauber M 15 Norman K ues Mrs Car Sh elds Mrs w l am Baxtc Mr!lj Ray mond Hood ~rs Lenn Huber Mrs B~n Neutzl!Dg ~ ss Lena Gruescr and :M ~:s Ma guer te Meyer Mrs Gray Honored Wtth G1ft From Rose Garden Club •err __ WHTN...TV (:l\annel13 I I I Stephenson~~ STATIOtt Dady Davbook WJEM 990 On Tht Pied laiNGS lOU Til~""'' f:oo MEl.$ COUJm ~·~,, ~' 12:1or.M. EVERY DAY lK,lPT SU~p~Y .~~ 10 80 ShoW )I oo 1105 1230 Wl1111leal letter~ BOIIIe of them in rhyme carne ac:rona lbe de&k So did lett fill agreeing the 100 per eent AmeflCID boYI no.. long er had the virtue of good man nen but saying we women could take some of the blame because we competed Wltb men for jobs and wed lost 10mr. of our own feminity And molt of •D letlers from Irate m~lea castigating me for earplne Some aamplel:\ HOMI" From a fan In San Diego who signed hunself a New Yorker 1 would Ub to oompl ment you on being tho biggest blowhard • New York CJty - qu1te a feat lp a city so large Hav ng wc.rked 1n NPW York for the last decade leaving your wonderful ch1valroua South to do so it muat h1ve become et~hed in your feeble little mind that you weren t the only one to le1ve the bllJa in March Of CiViU&atlon 'Pie11e lody 10 home and take your playmalM w1th you A reader named Steve Bennett 20 who s gned hiJ letter an Ameriean an Oklahoman and a eentleman l,greed .nera were gone but 111ld It Wis becau~~e women have become too inde. pendent They are \r7illa to plaee themselves on tbe IIJile level as men sOcially eeonomlcally and every ather way When women start acting lite ladies then men will st.rt ocling l,lke gentlemen 10TH AT FAULT I ,,.... \bat there 11 a dearth of good manners wrote Theodore H Frledenbe.c. In 'Letters to the editor In the PhUodel]lbta Bulle tin. But sbe (thia column lit) ahould have been mote accurate to addreas her remarb to both me~ and women rather than only Mr and Mrs Jay Myers ha c home after a two weeks Yilit n C he nnati w th Mr and Mrs Georg Shlveler Jr M s Aaron Kelton and daugbl Kaaron visited recently In W Va with Mr and Mri W•><>drow Brothers and l!mlly Dr ~tnd Mrs Norman A Crary of Clevet&nd v sited Tb rsday with Mra J E Carlet_on Synu.'UIIe Mr and Mrs John Biker Mr John Capebaa t and aiJter of Col umbua vj11lfed Tuesday with tha fottler a parenta Vr and Mrs William B•ker Mrs. Phd Wllhamaon returned home Wednnday after a aeveral visit In Columbus w1th M'r ~s Robert Gardner and JJOU Mr and Mrs Teddy Wamer are Mam 11treet ll;ra James A. Bowman and daughters Jane Ruth Muy and Loio of Cleveland arrived We1 neaday for a vlalt with her par ents the ReY and Mrs Waldo J Bartel• 'Mr and Mn Raymond Lohn ud children of Hamilton 0 spent a week of hl! vaeat on wlh h11 parent.o lit and Mn OUo Lohn Sr and other relatlv ea Mr ond Mrs Bentley Peeples of Columbus opent a week wllb their parents Mr and Mrs Otto tobn Sr and Mn William Lei! belt and other relatives. Mr and lira WUllom Peeple• and children of Columbul •pen! the weohnd wltb bls srandpar Mr and llltL Robed Hess and onto. Mt •nd Mrs Otto Lohn Sr children Marietta Mr ohd Mr• olld Mra WilHam I.elfhelt Lowell Chevaloer Orrville 0 Ed Chevalier and daugbll!r Car col and Mr and Mn Verd Cbe valle]' of Reednllle were tbc Bu,nday JUOIIs of Mr and Mrs Pi~mc (;ardon Chevalier and aou Membero or the 3 F Club hele Mrs. Mupret Heaton of Bra a p en c d nner recenUy at th denton Fla spent from Sunday Mid4leport Park until Tuesday With her ruece Mr Present were Mr and Mr~ and Mn Gerold VIolet Baker Gurdon MilS Luey Gibbs Mr and Mrs Tom BertheleliiJ' Mrs George H Parke and Asa and ehUdren of Dayton spent the Hosk ns 11nd sister Miss Ada weekend here with ber mother Effie Walann M'r 1nd Mrt Roland Torrence were ralltna on Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr Basban Sunday tr or f. ppo ntcd on the comm ee for the £ r xhiblt a e M s Norman McCan rs Hobart Sheds and M s A M Cox A report on the progr ss of he program book~ wn.s gvenbyMs J S Dvs G ests were M ¥ Sand u Bo)lcs and 1\ ss Vanessa Pnr on Tl e August meet ng s to b~ a ple.ntc at he M ddlepo t Road s de Pa k nd to lS t vario s gar drna HI the 1 dg nit of arrange ments blu~ red and wh te were g ven res, cc e y to trs McCa n Mrs G y Boggess and M s R V Weathe mnn Refreshments were served GomgAway Din,.,cGtyeqFor J.jrman Stobart za with wh te accessor cs and a white rosebud corsage The groom s mother wore a dreas of orehid linen with navy acceuoriea and a pink rosebud ~oraage A reeeptlon honoring the new lyweda wu held m tbe church ~~~u;il~~'~ basemt>pt fqr members of the fa~ 1 ,1 11y A pink and white color acheme was used in addition to a three A p a wb te B ble was carried tiered wedding cake t~Jpped wilh wl to orf:l id sufrounded ~ the trad tiona br de and gr'O"..., wh te rose hud and baby breath The recept on st was 11f ss .ar~~ The rna I of honor Mass Shirley Brownlt!e Columbus a fr1end of Frost 1.37 1\fest Qlh. ~ve C</lum th~ bride Hustesses for tbe event bus p s s er of ttl& bride wore V~da Hazelton sister of t~e an R'lUa s k-orgam:a dress w th were groom Shade Ohio and Ruth atch ng bt d band and veil step 'sister of the bride Rob rt Cia r Paulsen brothe,r Paulsen Hen lock Grove o£ I c groom Hemlocl Grove serv (I as beil man and the ushers ~.~l~"', brother of and George groom ·* ' ... RECORDS ALBUMS KENNEDY'S MUSIC OPEN FRIDAY EVININOS LocatMift Tha u- Block 304 I Mlln ""~•=• 0. SEE C&M AUTO SALES Before You Buy Any Used car• TUPPEkS PLAIN - Two Door Eight CyJ. mder Power Glide Radio and Heater White Side WaU Tires Clean As New $1895 1953 FORD CUSTOM KEYSTONE GASOLINIE A golng away dinner w s g veil at IIi -- 3 FCiubHeld At Park Cha••ll13-Friday ALFR&D commentlnl on my ruent gipe that men raced me for eaba rubway seal.l elevaton and telopbone booU11 that In ltiort, men were NOT behaving like Jentlement or Ute thl1 llrl bern a little farther aoutb th.an ll'anhltten had arown up expecting them to uoo voo MT.Ol.IVE can.U.. 'I'!M four 11ero1 wu balled Ina Larry KlJII ua lilt. lohnny oerved lhe Pnurtnc puneh were lfra ctatidli B11J118arner and lltL Ev~ Roush airy it Indeed dead Wbere we For weddinl \rip to 1b1 part company however Ia who 1Slle~tandoab Valley lira He!I<!D kUied t wore a 'bile sheath wllh bJIY: acuSIOrles and Lbe wblte rotel t Jult try protect ng one of those from her w~ddiag bouQUtL weak~e• he wrote U you don't end up 00 your back in After a l-hDrt honeymoon .~••• ,,. a gutter you 11 at leaat need a couple will rulde in tbetr couple of Phlladelphu. lawyera to home on Haven HelJhta get you out of the pokey Goner Guests re111•lerln1 at the reel!; ally the male i.s too bUJy protect tJon were Mary London Naa~ ing himself from aome female to Johnsoa Judy Spencer of Pom have time bemg chlvalroUJ eroy Jeu •"d Arthur Krdt ot lAD IVIRYWHIRI st Albans Mr and Mrs Kenneth 'Let me tlell you - New York Hero and ~Ike of New Martinidoesn t have a corner on bad nlle Sharon WUlard of Nitro manner,; by any mean• Ted Mn Eugene Heuon and ehildreD Krec wrote n h11 weekly column Mrs Gerald Clark 'Mrs Neva Zer m the Long Beach Cabf lnde kle Mn Harold Zerkle Carolyn pendent Press T e le g r a m and Sharon G bba Mary Ann and Boor shness Is running ram .\fai ne R ck•rd Mr.s wm Roush pant in the good old U S A and Eleano Mr and Mrs George In 20 nnes of poetry on today s Heuon Mr& Fred Roush !llrt, not 10 fair rna den W C Clemen Lonn Rouab Mrs Everett Roush, .fr of Abernathy Tex Mr and Mrs Eddie R.l.ckard and plamed EddJO Jr Linda Sue Roush Mr No galJant deed her kn 1ht w IJ and Mrs CJ.rl G bba and Carletta try On ch v1Jrous road he 11 Mn Larry King Mn Cl:mde Bum pau her bs And bold with n garner Mn Johnny Roush Joey that wasUul sigh Until she RcUib John Powell Mr and Mrl mounts her )lede!tal b llh Ralph Rnuah and Mr and Mrs Or Shortelt bl11t of all came from Land Hesson L. L Peterson of St Paul M10n Said be v a pos!eard Wben you IAP-1-IN_P_LA~N-1--::C-;:-RASH got the r gbt to vote and the ngbt BEIRUT Lebanon tmi-Brti to bold a man 11 JOb you also got Gen Sydney Wade eom'tlllnder of the right to stand up Ill • bus. u s Marine force~ n Belru~ bad Stay h<Jme and scrub the I! dose serape TUesdaY when bia kitchen fioor bel copter crashed into a tree Ne tber Wade nor b11 pUot Wll RIDGE KENO hurt. Mr and Mrs M L Bshr enter ta oed w tb a ch ckc-n dinne MANAGUA Nlella&ua 11nSunday in honor of he r aon !lr Millon S E...nhower leave• Billy and Mra Clyde Salser Those present were Mrs B A y plme today for l'llerto Rleo Dodson Mr and Mr C E ndiDg 1 tbree-daJ vb I to NIangua. Woode Mr and Mn Cl7de Sa ter and the follow ng cp hirer of the Babrs Mr and Mn lac FOI THE LATEST Comoy and dau&bters Sue an IN Jaciie Mr and Ma Arthu Kasper of Columbus Mr 1.1'1 Mrs Cash Bahr and daull'htr. CbrUitine and Cand~e M ddl port See lee eream and eake were ser ed durmg tbe afternoon NEW YORK UP! - Wei~ all "On eounije" oeeaoloru whlle 1 uld wu tho\ NOll' York men olltlnc on a bus or subWa7 I bad mlilplaeed tbeir mannera !lave been banced by ..... wom And then eame \be delqel an a poekelbeok without se mueb Leiters on t&e oubjeet of men u a Sorrv or Euuoe me and et,lvalt)' poured In from l>olb Another Ph1ladelphion devoted leltl and all p2l1l of the aation three pagea ,., tell me that ehlv Ch-..1 3 == Letters Bombard In Rebuttal When =.t..~thn: :,.tpll..: Writer Says MenmenHave Lost Manners tI~;~~"·~ ~1'.4 ~ ly OAY I'AULIY b Sllvor eoadle holdan • " WASHINGTON UP! - Food ea!!Y to pr•pare l!l~ga continue ,...:. __ 1 !.1 1~ SO Th Thin Man Shopp ers w 11 f nd a v de variety good There may be bargaLM in t b se tbe small pullet tlzes r~aay 11 oo Ne .... s~of the fa o te terns o c oo Most ve&eto.bles are n heavy 6 4.5 Slpl pa II tO Wea~...llll from dur ng th s nat onal v!J&et supply at aUradiv~ prices Most 1 oo Todv 1 15 l'bo Jtcli: Pur s\i..,. able week '\mong the leading; offer na:s come from nearby I 00 SIF' Off ple t fuls w I be le!\uce potal~: f~ O.st •uys look to <ali- t 00 liiii!IPI>l Room On the t.at ~Jilld!IY API "' a onions eo " cucumber& SQ\I"f"• '!f f.30 Jatlp Doqnan Sbow SJ.7":"L~ Somewhere at least one englneenng firm ord C Rfu"'-on pjon< 'I' 11 be h•I!I.•J'" and tomJI ~s lll~ny fn>m ''¥'U\i~~~·~". bean~ sou~=:1n J8 00' toupt~ Re-Ml 1IIIII!IJ - ~ un for the JOb of p~ng Mtddlepofl s Abolll a year ago t(W Wolpert Qlllpapy ;;'" Evangeh•l Jlev Hof'ard Yl'fl!' g celf!ry nearby market n,den ar_,as l! squalh v•n: 10 30 'l'reiouto !lunl ft 15 lilllll .OU of P.hilll\1 w va !NIIil& Ill!! It gry 1nd dlsJHisal plant syslem got tis consultations w1th th' IJeal!ll Dtaa Fru t b ns w 11 hold an abund-o eties wcatern and local eel tO oa Tile Prl ,. Iii Rllht 8 30 Clrelo 3 Raneh !lllWeTAU ment and with Burgess and Niple represents guest speaker ance of eho ces too w th water- en: should be f>est ~~¥' this 11 S(l Truth tr (;oD!e<tU""'* 9 30 Ramar of Junllt Bill Strehle Sloutsrn e 0 m,Jqns ean ;douP.s and peaeh,el week. end as are the lllajor peeq wires cro!lled d d th t cooperation of the two t2 00 rl Tae Doqb tO;,OO It happened on the quastton of whether or tlves cone1u e a the son1 leader headmg the I st Lemons will be ve&etables The maiD salat\ ~tel11• 12 SO n Could Be You 1030 plent lui wh e many markets will lei!U!'O li>!llfl~• 'Wd lll'~••rs I 00 Mld-d•y News IIOt Pomeroy and Mtddleport should have mumelpaUtJ~S OJI tho sewer robie~::a~~ l1 00 feature blueberr es cbernea 811~ will be fairly goOd aa ls cal,!lifiow 1 15 )(oyioliltle II 30 one system and one plant rathet than f!llJl3T wise frQIJI a fmanctal as we ~ as Xanc!d in grapes er LookmJ for a good piece of 3 QO Today Is ours 12 00 ate estal!iishments And It bas come to light :nd beard Mr and "l)rs Cb~rL~ 1\""16 of An ong the top meat buys w 111 fruit Start w th watermell)ns aa 3 SO f)'om These Rooll. 12 SO 1>8 tho_, lq.n~ t me favl!l'ltto-~q they conU ue VerY favorable 1 00 ColumbUB spent aP .f(erp,i19J) tha "' frytn ~pd tur~y· t191'1 Bluebemea a ad 4 00 Queen fqr 1 DaJ mght m Pomeroy council a tetter m Pomeroy coune•l cltiQI)Iers night PBit week vilb JUs ~IIJidiJiher with <hq,ck roasts wd ~~~~~ peach., follow cantalOUJ>S t 4.5 llodorn Romaneea " fOOd values was read from Mr B F Hatch of ¢he Bur had been answered m the negaltve Mr and »rs C~asles Am.QI hama for ou- ol-doon eaUp~ California s now send ng along 5 00 COmedy Tim~ 4 30 COlli JlllO of dI A!F apd Mn Br1!o~ M~y iqd Most d41ry J>l'od!Jds 5 oo some markets will good supphc~J oranges an em G30 Sp:nae~ ilarhou'lt gess and Ntple engmeermg ftrm whtch Is em So now comes Mr Hatch with the s3111e dalliht,r Deura and son ¥1ke .bund.nl 5 30 ons Green apples are goo~ bet 6 15 Sportl Z,o ptoyed by Pomeroy m tis sewer project Bur story to hash over agam He strongly urged are spendu g a week s v~on bave pr ce ta¥s on fresh apple pie 8 25 1\'eatherml o00 with his !il.Bt(l s 'Mr an.d )Irs How cess and Ntple in thiS letter addressed to Mtd a 1omt pro1ect Btst flsh bu~' nclude r nets of 6 30 News l'ldurt 6 15 ard L pps of w 11 all)son W \'a eod floundtlr haddock and oeean Til,.~ ~ 6~5 NBC News 830 dleport a copy to Pomeroy urged their ser If we are lookmg for evidence that even and ~ r ROd l>lf4 Archie s I!!'~'·· perch Also sa mon whit ng: seal •"'!'borll 10<l v1ces upon Mtddleport council which current engineers who are supposed to know what of Crab Or<h rd W Va ailj hjo lops cral<omeat lobster and 700 Death Valley Days 30 ""l Mr and Mrl V.r'il~ 7SO Tho Illg Gme clama Jy •• without a firm havmg discharged and ought to be done here apparently don t nephew BOO Ba..,pall Simpkins lill~horn C ty !(~iii: Y 800 lrff~rson Dr~Jr 10 30 Joseph Cotton ShQ)'( paid off the E L Wolpert Co of Dayton 0 know thiS 18 It Mr end Mrs Fred Wll»~II'&Qn Life of Riley 8 30 Newa Heidllaeo v 9 ted her parents Mr 411.4 W:rs !Ills past sprmg d th t op Roy 900 cavai<qde of Sports 1110 Wealbcre'il&' McCool of M dd epor\ Sun Mr Hatch made a strong point for hts firm A year ago it had been hope a a co 1115 Nltelrlaleb 9 45 Fight Beat day 100 QIIU atf By Mary Pier~ M SQutd to make an exhausbve study of the towns go eratwe .rrangement could be arranged Theil IO:dl Mra Dell• Ph 11 ps >nd Mrs tJth M ss Pearl Powllll of Parker~ H those hopes were destroyed urevocably by burg Is spendiog a fe~ da) I! lng together on the sewer question e sug the Wolpert Health Department Burgess and el Snowden spent Saturday l!V.en lng wlth Mr and Mn Roy Soov w tb her mother Mr Bmma gestell several reasons why a jomt system Powell mould pay off The odd aspect to the letter Niple fmdmgs Are we now to start the mer denMrs B tty R gas and daug~ters LIITJ Curtis of ~!!arion s 8 30 Til a IS Musil MrJ L n e Bratton ctUetl on spendmg his vacat on with h 15 was that It was like playing over.~a~n~o:.:ld=;re~c;-;~ry-:...::_go__ rou_nd__aog _a_•_n '--:;;; BOO ESP M ' Crella McHaff e Wednesday grandmother Mary P c ce 8 00 llullC In the Morning 9 SO 26 Men Mrs Ruth Stethem l)lr ~>venin~ \ 10 00 Harness Raeinc 9 00 Doug Marlin Show Rev John Buckley Erne l.ohn Mr of Mrs W llard Plgol\ attrnded the son Junior Burke nd Jeffrey 10 30 Do.)>ld N ven Plilyhouaa county prayer aervic:e at DeW lt~ 10 00 Mornmg Show Torch had as guyts Mr and Mrs Buckley at ended the Ohio Valley 11 ()0 NeWI Run Sunday 11 00 P1eees ol Eight I Warren Baker and lam ly 0 Chr slja~ tump at Ne • Mart ru M.-. and Mrs Russell Van Me 12 00 Mr Dlstrlet Attorney 11 OG Silad.lf.la 111e Weallio,> Florida Martha Haube Mr and vllle w v the past week Ern e ter spent Sul)diJ afternoon WJth 1230 Mrs De mar swain an l famUv On! hundred members or Mason Schul z 11nd Bobby Spear& 1 10 M<' II! !jl• SMw ' BmgoAfternoon ~ and Mrs jl. D Pierce County 4 H Club11 registered last Hop To-It Benny Barker Dex Mrs Carroll R•ndolph Mr and Johnson was awarded a trophy at The 100 Curti• Iii home f om t1 c week Ill the comp at Southside con er Jewell N'oncy Jewell Vitglllla Mrs Charlel Hauber a11d family the Junior camP u the outstand Doug Mart n Show Union B"ge Lin' where he lo 2SO ducted tor r:1embcr1 13 yeara of Flora Anna Bell Sommer Eugene local Mr and Mrs Paul Haubl't- ing camper American Bandstand Mrs Jenc t> Roush Mrs "t'!r Lan er and Emma Rawson and ramil) Mr and Mrs Ro , employed age and older Mr and Mrs Kenneth 'Mi(:~ael et Heaton a d Mr and Mr' t 12 00 Saddle and Sp~ra Record Hop Leon Luckles - Glen Sh nn Ka Van Met~ and fam ly Portlana and sons of Lead ng Creek and Youneer ,oembBra of clubs had Mr and M:rl Denver curtls and 200 BgPcture attenderl th eamp during the pre ren Shinn Judith W laon Thom Home made ce crean (IDd rakt' :Ml3 Paullno M.ar~ ns spent Sun ~ld 1/lylet >PORI last SunAA1 !I' th American Bandatand Mr an4 ijrs MarshaU !IIller fr son of HebJon 0 $P<nl Wedn.. 2 30 Satutday Show viouA eek as Williams were served ~eeaneers day with 1o1r and Mra L. D 4 00 Llve Wrest lng Uat<'d as attending cimp were Lucky Star - Brenda Frazier Alfred Caahdollar wh<l h1:1s day evemng wth tb.$ Rarenbi 'lt4 ltm Jy of Jla!I'ISOnYU]I Mr and ¥1> l f: lh,eb~el Pleree an4 Hoyt CurUs Mickey Mouse Club ljr "' 1 4 MIS !WrY IIJIIW• J#ld Good Luek Clover-Jackie Cape Sue Fraz er Will am See and been a patient in the St Joseph 5 DO R eord Hop Mr •nd !!ri pan ¥'!'11ft of Co~ a~ 1Jro R•J~ fainter B ngo Fr en~· tn4 Pllll!b/l!!• wer~ hart Carolyn Dotaon Ann Harris Dicki Johnson 7 30 Dlek Clark SbO'I' Hollpital \\IS able to eturn to lumbus ape t Sunday with er !O!lf and ch ldre spent Sunday wlth iOrrY to bear oi "ike death ol lour 1£!(10 R.,.rtll Ann Newl,and Patty Nowland Old fown Mountameera - Kar hiJ home SunHay B00 Country Mus c Jubilee 1tlr aDd Mr. Lee t)le P4mter famflies Maud German Sporl.l Parade Judy Tu11ner J:tarbara Wilson and en Roush Mr and Mn Everett Person$ grandparen 8 00 Lxwreoce Wellr: Show Myers )!Ja ~far~•r•t lloalon Yllilll' Mra He!¥f aJIA I'J!IQf 8 5$ Weatherman Juhllng McCiun1 S.h ell Go-Getters - \1 ke Cot ol Atllens w_.e ~J~r S~n!laY I> Mr and Mrs Harvey Er.lewl.ne !"W~ 10 00 lfld"!ostem Hayride Monday with 1ier pa~enti , wit~ Mr and IIJrp Cllf!<>n C~(llbera - N ckle Nioh trill Donald llussell ectty McCar Mn Olive TorreDce who Is '400 Meet CoriJBI Archer 10 SO Official Detect!ve attended the tuneral of Mra Tuek Gerald VIolet of Tu~w• l'laiJI!I l!l~ Jrs lill.eJ Pf&911 aid ty Earl McCarty James Rlee and ••~t Ill olaon qnd Ployd Wamaloy er near Bu(fnio W Va Sunday 1100 NeWs ])on qu e ~ 1 30 Rln Tin Tin Hill Billie - Ruth Powell Joey Rupert Rice Mr and Mra Ftoyd S.P.•fn~c emo•o• 11 10 MGM Latt Sho# Pomeroy opcnt Sunday a 1 1 B00 Jim Bow o Ellqs Shlrloy Grimm Emma :.fe k Mr and Mro Elden Blake Jr afternoon w th the Vlrg I Raush fnmily ..:.......:.....~-SM ~nee Draves - Jimmy Ber unti; tJ#! b rth o~ • ti!IN'Jil ll!P Uermllt Gerald Ro\)11 Jr Harry Mr and i\b'11 Lawrence Jl_u.ssell ler,-Will am McCon hay Harry ~re ~';: ~ / 21 l)rndpmlll8 Mrs Rp1,11111l Pal!lt'!f Is open~ ROU.YWQt>l. UJ'!-11~1 11 1\ous~ C~~rl•s Sullivan and Mer Newberry Ray st,lnaker Adam aUIM and Mrs Ellen Bla'e and children of ~arkcra~ur., and Jn~ a week with her son Rolph •orv ces will ~ con.llu•t•!liJ;Di!!t" vln Roush Mr and MrR Edward Thomas and P,aill)ar and famllr of Rutlond are r day for B~rto~ Holme! ~~ pip. Ver 100 Star Dusters - Carolyn Russell and Mugaret Bowser dauahtera were Sunday even ng Mountain Climbers - Mary Lou SrM Mild ed Sonlee Qnd deu•b neer maker of motion P eture )jeOormick All•• Roush Edwfn 10 so Personal :Appearence Ja el MeCoy Joyee \Ill r1 r G 11 11 er• dln~er eues\s ol Mra Etllel Nel travel films wbleh he dubbed ROlJih Wanda Thompson and Net Garland 1 son and Heltn 1100 Newa of tbo Nlght Coy John )I lchell and Carol Ann \er Shirley to! ,• t!o 'par:nh traveloc~es He d1ild In blil oon Reynold• Rllllc SundaY 8Uea a o Mrs Murl•l fol~y and M'rvel II !5 'fheate~ 13 Dally Devotions tleep ruc~y tl hla -ome aft•r Graham IUvers e Ruth A.~n Okeh _ Phyllis Bush Shatqn Mr •nd Mr• J S Marks rd speJJt the pad week m Co~rp.l:)ua J2<SO SIJII\ 011 Commandtl!le~ne Brown Joan Carroll and Ruth Ann S S atte!jdaqch ~• July ~ a prelnnled lllnell casey Sharon Condlll Donald Mr :;'dMMrs A~~~:~~!!~~~~ o1 where they welo Jhined on j\fdfiday was 50 otter ng .. T2 Public~~ &:orberry ~ Pl>r 1;9ve or f«oney and Russell Moore Mr an rs S lijt ~ sU of by Mr Fol;ly and Marjorie and Worship aervices were belc A ricin Leader e Hur\<Y who nccompanled Tip Top T <~ppen- Janet Eahen Hurrleane were u~d ,;e ana Bruce pav ! p._, Your Hun_oh Kuile'1: Barry at the close o( S S with an at auer Lois Green ijetta Gre~n their unelc IJ 1 .,. w~ 1 them home 928 Arthur Godfrey Time ~ Brake Mr and Mrs Cllll Hysell and tendance of 28 Alberl Warner Nancy Brake and Barbara Miller 930 Dotlo Buay Bee - Beverly Bolllns Mra Delio Phillips attended the Tra !blazers - Linda Baker Bov 10 so Love of Life Poullno Carder Judy Golly Shlr erlr beller Diane Crump Suz~otmet wod•l•& of Mn Ppilllpa 1100 Starch for T.omorrow l~y Gilmore Jean Hall Donna RayO)ond Wljeox anne Crumr Nancy Fowler Judy 1! 00 The GuldiUI Ligbt Hantor and Mary Sue Plant.o "•rl>n Ro ah ut Bradbury Sun Noble Stephen Noble Joe 11!10d01 1230 Pal and Mike f!hpW Happy Huotlers - Paulotla Bon 100 115 The ,Gretchen Wade sMw nett Elmore Casto Mike Love Thomat Sauer LeiiJe Shirley and Sharon Schw&rtl 115 ,+.a thb World Turn• ~so Katie 51""' Sandra Morgan V olct OO TO HUiaiCAN' Wllllnl Workers - Sharon Nl 125 200 Bfa"'tho Cl9"k Thelmn C•mpbell ~nd her so bert nd Loretta Wray 3SO 2 3D ~ tlnJiletter BartOJI campbell are in Hurrlcane 400 300 Bli Poyoff W Vo aervJnJI as d~ O!ter work 415 The V~rdlet II Ynurs 3SO era for the Amerle• Jled Cro1s In 'so the wake of a tornado there iOO Tbe Brlgbter Day us The Seere\ Storm tl5 500 uo 'llhe Edge of N 8hl 1130 500 Club 13 Dance Party J~le RIYIIn ShoW 600 811 730 J Smith Newt !1'80 880 Edwarda News Ull lfl: The Daaly Sentanel 2-l>ally Sentinel Pomeroy Mtd•teport 0 July 25 1958 home of Mr and "Mrs Ben for Thomas Stobart • Four Door 8 Cytln der Standard 'rrall8mlsslon One Owner Low Mileage Ra dio and lleater Like New lnter;tor See Tbne P GOODRICH TIUS Mr and Mr11, and children Robert Bobb¥ Sto • DIINr ..IIOJ OWner Pbana nu 1ac1... SPONSD~iO AUTO SALES . PHONE 153 I Main Nallt lo lit & l.tal .... B¥ ~lberfeld1s Al C&M RACINE SERVICE STATII)N can ..., JULY CLEARANCE --...\....SALE eu.s su-. Valutl4 To f42 50 wore ' aummet dreSI Of pale pink While also earrJed SLACKS Values To $1495 e roap e11 • SHORT SLEEVE a SPORT SHIRTS THI TUOOR Mtfal .... ID --illroi!W."'*rs:t-......... ~ $259.95 IIa _ l l _ _ l ......--!*.... APPLIANCE Valuea To $8 95 Values To $2 49 2 for $3.95 2 for $3.00 �' '' : ."' j ' : I • YITIIAN CATCHil IIT!lll DETIIOIT VPI-Centor Fr~nk Gatskf of the • Detroit Lions an· nouo®d his retirement Wedne• tr :3td Spot .9Jten ~orR~egsln ..,. .tw o 12Jeaw lli!'fi•. '"' lootbaJ4. ~Doubleheader Only one game aeparated the · aillth·plat!O! Redle11 from third , j' ., New So·Weo.rable - The tittle · , ST. LOlJlll UPI - · TJtird place •In the Nati9nol Le•IU• beckons :the Cilitlnilatl Redl•gs with the ·Redleas' top plteber, Bob Purkey :ll.fi ood Qun Newtombe 2·9 ready . to answer tbl'! eall · Tbe D)llJOTiuriiiY develops as Cin· : cinnoti ploys tbe rourlh . place · Cardinols In a doubleboadcr this · eYening. ~\ OF &it Vafuei' ·. 1y Rain promised to eontinae lli washout or every tchc(!uled base~. ball game in Meigs County th1:1 ~vening and including the week CHET TANNEHILL 4M'Yoi I ' 195f: F-.t~ :. end. An important M·M game be· tween the Pomeroy Vets and Wa· hama. washed o?t Wednesday mght, teutat<vety ocheduled lor tomght bitt had to be cancelled when three of the Vets were unable to make t~e date. Beoides, thundershowers were predicted for today in Southeast Ohio so the match likely never w~uld have made Jt to the "Play Ball" stage anyway. This. game now wtll be played Man, H·OW Th af FeII.OW Can Eat 195.6 ...... ~· ·-1955 jlrti :~tiu·... w•• NOW . T UUU,~&f · . , ·1 ·~ , All Are Nice Ciek Mileage C)lrs. WE BUY GOOD cLEAN CABS . out. · Notion- ,,. .'llleJ ~~ Rademacher fill lam It's Better ~ To Start At Bottoa,1'ork His gel 4· 000R ' · Two-Hour Debate With Pyrot.echnics 'lib' sPI~tiAt..:. ~imit'~; tilne,j):hty· ,, . JULY SPECIALS 47 so These Used.'eGrt & Trucks Before You Buy 19&B FORD 500 4 DOOR Eztra Sharp- Std. Truno. 7,000 milo.<, a dandy 1957 FORD FAIRLAIIIE 4 DOOR Two 1ime blue, Fordomotlc, white tires. 1957 FORD 6 ~YL, TUDOR llecondltloned . very sharp · light blue. 1957 FORD 6 CYL FORDOR lied. Sharp and a gao saver. ' 1957 PLY. PLAZA 8 CYL. FORDOR 18,000 mll811 cme owner · like new. 1956 CHEV. 150 6 CYL. FORDOR Cloon ond ready to drt•o. 1955 BUICK SP. FORDOR Now point and apeelol low price. · 1955 FORD VB FORDOR Tho natio mobster nwide alarm the Chicago 49 .478 M-ycar-old was forissued Cleveland······· .. . . 44 44 30 .488 18' 18'h Thursday yftcr Carbo eluded 8 Detroit . .... . 42 48 .467 18\1 trap at t.he Joe Brown . Kenny Washington . . 39 M .419 23 Lane JighlWl'lght title fight at Thurtday'• Rt,IUIU· Houston, Tcx , Wednesday night New York 10 o.trolt 7 Detectives were w~iting ul the Baltimore 7 C~"IID 'Sum Houston Arcbn wilh war- Cltvaland 6 Wlthlnoton 1 rants, but r..:a rbo never appeared . Boston ,t ke.as City, PIHI ' rel'i: Ca1·bo hull been urmstcd 17 CINCINNATI, 0. UPI- Xavie1 t!mcfl in ~h11 past 43 ycur11, police said, but bus served only one University, National Invitation prisM term. Thmt ·"'a& back In Tournament champion last sea· FordomaUo, Two Tone, clean. I 1955 PLY. BEL.V8 FORDOR TIRES 1955 FORD VS CUS'rCM FORDOR · One owQer • New pain!. wh~te tlrn ,1953 fORD V8 F6oo C:~B & Clt • - • . _ l o plJ tina. ,.... · ·1951 .FORD 6 CYL. PICKU1 ~...... . . .' 1.1"5'111!14fORD VI PICI(U.P · . !"~~<k borpla ' MOTORS ' · I. ~ " '-!..' •, . .. • • • •' : and Mrs. Robert Martin aeveral doy• his brothel, and Mr1. Darrel Martin. ' ~au&hter spent Clevel~d wilh Points Grill ' ' ' an~ 1 (' II'S .toDAY'S BEST . ,1 ,·. ·: I • ., .• , : • . . ~~~ 'I'' ·l·· · , ·' t ·· , , -.• •• OO""n~" PJ.vuOUTH - ...,.ua·w oro...a""r » ""'I> · • ., , ··.' I t8etfllll · l ,I~ " '. ~- .· ' I' ~ .,, · ' f • ' • . .: .... .;.r_~:L;..r. . , ~,_. . •· ", . ;Ifill~ oQ . ~·· •<1,~~ ...~ . 1e,, Tbe aclres IIU • mon I physitioan, who pat fhi sUtches ln the arm, eor. . . · I• .,.J :-;' · l · ' · -·- . .. . .• 1 , '19JI ~, OLDSMOBILES •I It >I Rt. 7- LHe T~o" fiye Mr~ufee From .' Down Town 1 • •dr. '· .,I., : ,. I • .•., I ' . ' . ' ·' Htre .Is yii!Ut SlieclQ introductio n to the pleasure, the excitement and the ·fasting ~ti-fbction as the owner of a 1958 Olds~obile at ' A ' \ . .;. . ': !RE~~N~~· -· SAVINGS HO.T BAR: ,Here is your rhr•ni••·· tn own.!h.e." .~that is outseUing every other . ,. medium priced America. a~~d...Qt the price ytJu wont' t, pay• . . I I ·' , ' ' , , • ' .· .' • P~EPARED · AUTOMATICALL-)l 'uiJ. tH.E N'tW' 1 SANITARY . .' ' ' ' ~ Vl .. l •·•· . . I' ; )c MURRY ' . . Fdr vour choice ot:tl\., nine different models1 body styles and col- . ' · ,01$ II . in stoCk. Whe~t it be the LUXLIRIOU~ Ninety Eight, the MAGNIF'IC£Nt guarantee you. . t t' , I ! ,'· friendlY . . . pleased with the tor/ the, deal and ''our. ' •' ' ' ' 100 X:• 1. .' . , j, .,\••.••••• ~ •• ~•• .• ••••• ·~·~ f ' ' 870 ... 110'It1( , ............ ' .......71 I 781 . . 'BOC!'IU ! " ' ' }~'"!:' ' '> ~ ,_. Ruthailcl,.iu£0 fiiON~ ..u·aa . I •" • : • .. .. •"' • 1 "!, ' ·" . ·'!l.. ;~··~· ~I tr, • · ' 1 ., I / $,••95· · •l>lu~ Tri al\d ~~bit T!re "• ' Sma.n - Miniature Chetk. Shirt Maker Dresa. {)·=~ ible Nd,teb~ Collirs - Fiont Tab. Short Roll 'Up: UDprnsed Pleated Skirt. 5m~lde. ~ ., ,... ·;,'1"1'.' ..,, U. B E·:·.~· ill! . j!~ 1 88 or the EXCITI~ DYNAMIC 88, we 800 X 15 ·Nylon .. • .. . $1•sS• · , \ ' s39·'' ' ' N:CE ·SALE 'il ~ ., I ~ BUY NOW ON U.Y-AWAY A Smllll DepO.it WW Hold Your Parehlse ... TAKE ·'EM HO~E ·HQtb mxu NfLON . · ·. I.. ' Whlte'"Sid•~~JIIe ! •• ~ •• ; $1~:95• 760 X 15 . , ....•.. , , . ·• ,$19.9$•}''· .. Sleev~. 2 Pockets, Oval Yoke lla-ek With UnpreSied Pleats. .Size 8 to 18. Blue and Green. • "JiABfl!ll€VE'. f(llY~" ,,,· .,. ~ -~ .,,' LiNE Smart - New - 5 Button Closing Club Collar. ~~~~ Pulh Up VALLEY LUMBER .'::~ and SUI»PLY • >' ' ,o·.l $4.98 PAI: ·T Y:ALU E . ·• ~. . .N < '. ON . TIRES FIRST ' •. ... • ' •· 1 • · ' Rutland A,uto Parts . AU. TRUCKS ~ YOU SAVE .AT 1951 Ol.DS 8B 1'UDOR Looklllle new • A ...ot buy. <I I ll!u¢JJ!i8U~s, ( Co.;. ~olumbus SOulhtn ·otilo Electric Co.. DaY· .io~ ,Pof.: 'and Llll'ltl: Co., Ohio Edison eo.. AkroDi Ohio Powe:Co., Canton. The . Monongahela Power Co , Fab'mont~ Ya . '!(boae IIUINJidl1117> lhQ · ,...,,,.. ' (0:) Elecl!'le Co. operates in Ohlo, al<o ~ 1 membe" of thl> eroup.' $· ONLY' '. ,, R H Raw•.··n·a ·s·s·''on• -. ·c:·,a··',,.~:<. ' ··. · J''l ~· ., .0 . uPI-Tl It U'!l h . ,,, ' ' ·, •• . •.. Il l Bankhead trlpped and fell It home here early 1 .J~ay, C:Mt, ; ' ' 1953 FORD VB .CUSTOM TUDOR 1951 FORD TUDOR VICTORIA YOIlK .: ' r . '·JAILC:INT~ir'L . NUCi.iAII Gtti)I!P. IlK-• :~leoelond Eleetrie ' Reoappoble Tire Fordomatle • aleamlna blook , A baraaln. A nlllllot ollll • low prleo. NE·· n FIVE &TITCHII ' • · lifUUDI,GWiiGHTS ' .. '·, \ ' I' Plu• Tax aftd 1954 FORD V8 CUS'tOM TUDOR 1951 CHIV. TUDOR HARDTOP Marotano eause he waa ;:~~~~~:~lt1::t 1atl\'e. 1union. • gave him a tough I~ !ria career , tbe p<lots by · paeaed rouab · dead untl1 lhey were elano could llnally I $9.95 ' 1954 FOlD VS· CRESTLINE FOitDOR Nn rebuilt motor. , , , . ,( FIVl POINt GR.ll·L:,.:... 610X15 •Stcl. • New Urt.1 · llfi\Y paint • ~harp. . . JriiJr•,.-..• • · . ti'~ .aft: · ~~ :. :;. . Auto1111Uc, looks tnd drivel Hke ·new. 26,QQO miles FordomaUc • 116H. A real blfl&ln. 0 llr.=:::::::::c::::::::;::= 1(}28 when h(' put in 20 months .son,. has scheduled 24 garncl ror the JM8·59 basketball proamr.: at Sin g Si ng for manslaughter. Coach Jim MeCafforty said tho m•ke thm WEBB RIPLACES PULLMIR Musketeers will first West Cout appearance when NEW YORK UPI- Splder Webb they play at Seattle Unlveralt~ Ch leago mlddlt!WCilht, hiS been • ,.._ named to fight lo"rank Sz~zina oF Feb. 9. Gllrmony In a }().roumtflr at Ma c!lsnn Square Garden Wednesday CARDS IIICALL ~!TCHIR night. Wcbh replnced Gene Full ST. LOUIS UPI- The St. Lou!' mer of West Jordan, Utah, Cardinals have recall!)~ pltehct when the Iormor ml1dlewelght · Billy Muflett from tbOJr Omaha, champion suffered a cut eye affiliate in the Ameriton AISI)o while training. clati~J!\. ON . ~LL . ',,,~" · If~"'I :· er .Con ·. ·. Wf.fliL.S:· 8ALANCID 1ft. Police Net Ou·l For Underw nrld • F' "' BOxmg lgur .roiJr ·ll~cle• ,pont!d -bt I.. o!itO'I S'fANDINGS MARINE •. 1950 •""'"v Chtmlet ·: ·..... ·. TodO'f'sSport Porfll!t METROPOLITAN ·Relaxe.d.Loa·k·. ·;~,~· 1957 Clinialei Milton Lambert, Pomeroy's 215 pound candidate for a . place Cbieagc after they beat the guard Big Ten varsity football roster this Cubs 4o3 Thursday night to !weep . job on Wisconsin'< . a thrte-gamt. series in Cincinnati. f all, ts a pro11lgous. cater . Thus the myste.ry of how he has Ed Bailey's two-n~n homer in packed so much wetght on his 5·10 frame IS solved. BUilt IS the elghlh inning Thur!ld•y night' not only the amount that he eats that explains it. There's accounted fC~r the Redlegs' come· sometbmg unusual in what he eats, too. from·behlnd victory. Since Milton commutes daily from Point Pleasant where Ftank Robinson's 14th homer he lives this ' ummer with his parents to Letart Falls where gave the Redlegs their first run of tomatoes In the second and Gus = Bell'!! sill- he is getting in. shape toSl!ing loads . . . around ' I. am bl k a· e to eep l11m under surveillance With speCial operatiVes. !!ometime next week according to Broiled or barbecued citicken ? Sure. Watermelon' Cer· , Rich Jones or the Vets and Chet · taillly. Almost anything goes in gargantuan' proportions. Mil· Oliver. Wahama manager. The ton Isn't about to stop with the mere meat of the chicken, dale will depend upon ·.vhen Wo· however. Or tile red meat of the melon. hama Alhlelic Director Ralph See the "Fabulous Flying His cronies save for him the seeds of their wat(•rmelon Sayre can make . availnble the servings. And "the chicken? "Give what's left to Milt. He likes lighted f•eld. He " deluged hom .. S~ott" In Action. Inch for Pony and Little Lea~ue games. Middleport w•ll be in Minford lneh, Pound For Pound the the bones, too, Is the \yord that has ~een put out. Maybe the Wlsconsm coaches will be sorry they ever let near Portamouth again this eve· mOll powerful Outboard Muton to the training t~ble when they check up on their ning, hoping w get an AII.Star you Can Buy. monthly ood bilL eame in the diStrict play m the ., 01tA1 1'1tAI.IIY books. Its regular Little Leaauc' NEW YORK ilPI - Nwl lit* This motor delivers spcc..ods of schedule is being postponed un· mocher, the Olympic htiow,*!lcllt til after district and regionat chamttiGn wlte took Ills Hriltp's over 50 MPH on ~toek T!•n· Middleport's Little League AII·Siars had a haSl!le in Min· play, or until the Middleport from noyd Pattersoo, fltft aoilllft· abouta. ford last evening and they apparently were saved by the team is eliminated. er lc11011 tonight In tl1e eH llllop In Pomeroy, Racine •nd Syra that it's bet.ter to otort ot· t}IO bot· S.. Thlt Motor For Yourtelf. rain. There was no game but it almost was ruled a forfeit for Minford. cuse wate•· h., ruined the en· . tom and work uit than v~te· -. Ask For A Fr'e DemonCertain eligibility popers were to have been filed by 5:30 tire week's ochcdule. Ptit, who loti Iris Olle .,. onlt In Ohio Valley AS6oclallon pro bout, elimbs tbtllUIII the strailon Today. p.m. Coach Thompson had to go to South Point to get them. play, with all games • rained out rope! in Los An,.leo aaalllot Zora He was given an extension unlil6 p.m. · last week. Leon ts to go to Jack· Folley. And. willie hla llollltotlollt YOUR scon.ATWATER 'fhompson· didn't quile make it, arriving at 6:10 and local son, Pomeroy goes to nre not •• iolty as before, It HIADOUARTIRS ofliclals were all for ·ruling the Middleport trvys had lost by l'lcnsant, and Middleport goes must be reeogntzed thot FOIIeJ to fotfeil. · ~eedsvllle. That is, if the weath· rooked No 2 amoo1 the bOil')'· However, at 10 to 6 the deluge came, and the game could er Is willing. welgilt challeoptt. not have been played anyway. At the riot . of helalllorlli'C a AI least a .~·hour debate full of pyrotechnics followed. A tired h<>rse. let It be oald tluot telephone call to Little League high br~ss in Cincinnati finPete's ~ uen't m_,. ally brought a ruling the game could be played tonight. NATIONALW LEAGUI brlahter aplnst P'oU'JI than 111\eJ L Pet 08 were afalft1t PotiM'tOI'I. SALES SERVICE So Thompson and Dave Hindy stayed over to work on the ••2• It simmers down, as alwayo, w 39 "BRAND NAMES 1l!AT field today and the bov. s w1'll return tht' s evening t'n their Milwaukee · · · ·. 50 San Francisco ~ 40 ·~ .656 1f.t a question of experience. Those in STAND FOR QUALITY" que•t {OJ' district Little League honors. . 46 47 494 6 char4e or the teslivitl.. ate ChiCago 214 W. Main 11. Phone N-M ·-- - ----s L · .. .. 43 4• .489 Olio makln~ ll)U<h out of the fact that gle und Roy McM>IIan·s lroplc Ptlttsb'::r';h.:::: 44 ·. 484 7 Rademacher and I'DIIey rounht Pon ..rer 1 producad another. twicn IJ.!I amat~urs and split even. 7 1 . . . . 43 46 ·483 .a11ey convtmienlly Ignore the ;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Clncmnat .._ 482 7 44 hlo ... 41 ;; Philadelp . '' u Los Angeles 41 !iO .4!il 10 ra4t that since th'ose rumbling Thu~y'a Rosullo days Folley has fought H times Mil ~- • in lhc pro!wional jungle and hAS St. Loulo 4 LOJ wo~... ' 1earned the ''"h sava~erl•s well " Plttobul'llh A-l•o 3 5 hi 2 by winning 40 of those bouts. NEW YORK UPI Police in S•n FranciKo •t Phlltftlp • ' Therf' nr~ some who contend We ll't eonlluulng our big JULY CI,EARANCE of A· I 1~ slates wC'r<' on the lookout to- twl-nl.., ppd, rain th1t :Rademarher wQs belabored used ell't lftd lrucks and we have several one owner In· •nklc Car'o, t'e re· Cincinnati 4 Chh:qo 31 nl•ht for Frl , , rat her sevcrly In this corner as d'y eat ean juAt traded In new SB FORDS. puled und~·rworld "Mr. Big" of AMERICAN · LIAGUI a prelude to h1s abortive shot al proh!Sslona1 boxing who has been · W L Pet,. OB Pattenon and the heavyweilht indided hy a New York grand New York · · · Ol 30 ·670 · k•,.!~ w~a • ,, <hampIonshi p.,·r still th. 1p 8°8ton · · · · · · 47 43 ·"'22 13 2 I k · h · >'drl't "' t' kill 'ii' II d 'ur)' un churocs of , .. cll'n" ns nn J "ana"er' and' •notch- Baltimore . . . . 45 45 .1500 1~~ ur: y c .,, lie c ;I ' you ean show me all the pictures Un(lorcuver m • 83 17 4 46 maker. Kansas City · · · · 4:1 · in the world purporting to attest A'rHI ,. "' •I ·' CodiiiQ,c:.Oidsmobile Deall!t . •' . . I \ . , ...... d e !,"r ~~~f!" . . I . . I ,:· " �" •• f• ' • ~Dally Sentm~l, P!lmeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July 25, 1958 - . • r01 CoNSisTBNT UIJ'ENDAJILII IISVLTI , ANT ADS W •nddle-aged WOIIWI wanll employ- - ,ttoNE "'98 iJ 120, Pomer<y. . 908-X we repair and 10lder anrth.ing metal Sarvcl'li Roofing Service, Lauiel ChH Road, Poq1eroy. Ph · 821·J '1 25 6tp _:..==~-:::::::::-:.- -TIIIMITII IXTiiMINATID / . Fy,.·Zon 1 room bouse. Exellent condi· For 1ree J"lspertlon phont 383-'M Uon witb 1 acre ground. Pnone Gilmon Sup.-1) Store, P4imerrrt 127·X. 7 lD 12tc All wor.ll JUGranLeed Fullj lo tured. Vali,JihAn'l L1du.tNI toe' ,, tr.,1 •-1 .Restden,laITerm Ito ..,on gt" •1ce, St. Marys. W. V1. 3 8 t' G1rl's Bike 26" tubeless tiret~. 163 In &ood condition. Call 1-23·3tt l'il!I'ER REGULAR Elet:tric Hot water heater Excel- KAJ.Hu Ill. '1~\',,:,iv.--. ~!t.M.~lC). PMne 200. •:lel~nd Ap.,liiD<t' OR S lla~- stree· lent condition. 52 ral. capa "" tore, . . 1•a •M "' u• SUPER PREMIUM city. Very reasonable. Call lvv. Pom"'.Jt.l). Z.23·11 AT 1·23·3tc PPmeroy Farm Durell or •'a•.... ntor \\ork. 'Fre · 1 • " •· I f J rooms o: urntiure, PIll t~ eeumates. Raymond Fife & Son, Co-Op A"oelatlon Hours: 6:00 A M to 10:00 P r.. new Used Apex Wrlager w~s;l Phone 71893, Cbesb.re, Obi~ er. Richard A. Colima, 324 1£. Dnily Except Sunday 7 Main St., Pomeroy. Phone 343. ·l-lf. E. Mliln St. - - Pomeror, 0. 1-23·3tc QIJ lt.:k sm&VlC& on Watcb HI .. ~ .. -Jlfz H. P. outboard motor. 1957 n•lfiD&: a.J lactOrJ Tr.._, f'1 ano lc.Hons availabl•• c1thcr .modeL Price $M). SP-e Roland ~atc!UillLI. CO~Ii IJ:Wilh daytime or evemn g ,s prefer 11 1 ~~~:!; ~ ~~~ St., Pomer;_~3 .3~~ EIW, J'ua.aror. • r~d . Mr~ Harvey V.ul Vranken lll17 Lmcoln HclglJts. Phone ' • CONCRE'l'E BLOCKS 167-X, 7·22-Btp Kenmore Wringer type washer. new. Mrs. Homer "lulld lttttr For LIM'" Stud So;·~c~ -;f-or-"st"'t,-e-r Chief Practically Hartley, Locust St., Mlddleport, GRUESER BLOCK CO. son ol "Lt'e's Stiver Duke" and .u 7 23 3tc N h Ip 61 :iN:C I MU•• ort • omttroy Dot'9 "Golden Lily'' llta·.ding On Rt. 33. Call Wm. GrueMr r01 ~;e rvlcc at our farm Pearl W;lilams, l'o~ ~roy·Uamsonr (9al Marina Supplies Rock Sprln11 vllle noafJ. 004-Y 7·19-6\v tlaed Moto;s, Boat• a;... Tral:ar• Wm1L~ d Jlomc fur S very pretty Flmmc10g Available. Metropt,. 'Iree 1'rlmmin& and Removin&. Low price. Sut years experienee k,ttcns Call 6344-X. 7 23 3lc llran Marine Salea and Ser Robert K. Sayre, Racine, Ohio. vtce. Phone 86-M. Pomeroy, 0. Ph 39511. _ 7-14-Gto 6-<).tf HaVIng trouble with "dampness "" See ttH~ Spe~d Queen dchumhlI Wonted To Buy ifier at Baker l''urnaturc. 7 2~ 3tc WE BUY Wantl to buy antHJUea Call 6188M. Evenings. 7-1·2Gh· 141 Announcements IT1li'J~II·AL I IIAMI GASOLIN£ -:-,.,_,·r.g 3 - -- ·- - ----- --·----- (1 .1 ICRAl' IRON- MITA~t S.eing " behoving-=-FnStdalrc·s (I 2) Wonted to Rent new "frost proof" refrigerator- ~ --· at Halter Furniture, Middleport, 2 or 3 bedroom hou" m or around Ohio JUNK CO. 7 u 310 1 Mason or New Havon C M - - - - · - - - -- - - . 7 26 3tp =~~~~~;=::~~~~ , _ flO ,....,.~ Haley, Rulland. Ph. -~24=8~23~-~~l .(51 Personals ----,.- ( 141 For Rent Rldto ... TV .. OHIO VALLEY If your home IS your c.:u:~tle, then _ _ _.....:_ you should Aec our royal di11- a room aPMtment unfurnished play of iurniture - its fit for a utility room pvcr Stiffler's king .:md u\ peasant prices Oak- Shoe &tor~. on Court St. Tel cr F'urnlture, on the Brlghtest 148. ' 7Sl8-tfc Corner in i\liddlepvrt 1 ~ 3te ' Jt'OR RENT- ·.EI.tQDIIOB L14 ....... ; Scaffold Boarda, Drop Clotbl Clinton Fi.:lber, .1111d,fleport, 0 (81 Aul\l "oies - Pllntmc V8 Star Chief 2 d1 Phono~t P285·X'. 11-1 u $1,50~. llydn matlr rlrlve Spotless Kll Jcuth 2 bedroom apartment Newly renovated. Rent reasorable Call cr scats Smurt ail w!liLc fmhh 441HI. 7 D tic Shorpc.st '5:) we hltYe had for " long time. Blacttnur·,, Pomero~ 6 room. unfurnished aprrtmetft. ]9~5 Cu tulma Cpe, 7·2~·61c . Phone 31o-M. ~--,----- )tiL:; ·11ercury VB Montclpir 2 dr liard Top Cpa., $1,996. 1<'\ncsl and best IUlrica.M~rc •Jry rowe; tltct:!ring and br$kea. Extra nwe Dlacttn.nr'1, Pomeroy. 7 25·6le. -----,-,-· SUlek Specml 4 195~ -- Sedan ' dl' n.tO,. Stcl'. shl!t-economy plU!i Like new, light grct'n finish Olacttdar's, Pomeroy. 7-215·8tc 19M Buick V8 Super 2 dr. RlvierK Cpc, $1,5115. Only 29,685 Good Clton UM4 Cora All NlkH 1114 Modell M.TIOI'CI~ITAN Auto laiN WI~LIAM Mr,KI~VIY PorllaiMI. Ohio UiC t2" )Jlt1wa on rutibcr, 8 can rmd cana, 400 bale1 hay, liOC bale. Op>! llotlon, Ph. 811,11, Mlncrnllle, Ohio, <, , 7 211 SIP cooler - 1 call lor rhubarb for deep In tarly ..,.U.r. Alao old Ume potato on'• ""' '1'11 to be planted Ill OCtober. ' Moild' bouoe eaot of oollool Ill 'SrraeuH. Wm. H. .l;recze. luat 11 tend•u 11 {... , a ate: weekend With her Mrs. Ray Biddle, lolrs. Carl Mor· •?•ville. Gcrm~n Horton . Wo•nor assisted tbe boJ· ~esaes Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Caylor and from Second Street to the back open space •hall run aod reservbg the perpe~ur.~l use of Lots 122 and 123 to use the sewage on Lot No · 9""' as It was at ~:aid time, all necessary repaln 10 tht. sewer on Lot No 95, Lots No. 122 and 123 to be paid equally b~ the respective own· t:rs, and being the same property conveyed by John A. Franz to the ]'rUJtees of Germall Peace Evan· gelical Churc h. of pom~roy, Ohio, rnow ;he Federated Church of Pomeroy, Ohio, (Incorporated) by deed dnlcd November 1, 1912 and record('d in Vol. 109, at Page 99 and 100 of the Deed Re· ,ords1 of Meigs County, Obto Petitioners allege that It deth 1 d 1 :,lreB to sell c a oreGal rea estate and lo use the proceeds derived therefrom to purchase other real estate which will be :nore benefic1111 to said church 1 0 1 the That d thed g0cverning Ch h 0bm 1 Y p eroy F'(l erate urc om ' Ohio, has duly and properly .au· thorizcd t.he sale of mud pro· perty. . Tlae prayf"r or said petition 15 that the ptttiuonen be authori7.ed to 1ell .ai!l real estatp, and that the ·eourt make such order In the premises as wtll authoriib the sale of said property and sueh further ord~n II may be proper. Salt! cause wUl be for hearinK before sold , court on the 16th dar of Aug\lst, 1968. , FEDERATED CHURCH OF POMEROY, OHIO. WEBSTER & FULT~ Atto~oners for Petit oner. ~2!5; C8) HH,.5tc I --1 ...-!!fUI ICe LIGAL NOTICE Notice la hereby given that the Truateet of the United 'Methodltlt Nof• Church, Pomeroy, ,Ohio, an unm- _dlllf~~er, ~10\0.. cated on the east side o! and adBy Mn. A. H. a.u•y ris, Mrs. Maude Sellards and the -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;.;;; joining the lot of M. E Mrs. Velma Foor anf!, children door pr!ze was awarded to Mrs. •' Church shall remalJ\ open ground and Fannie Hatten of Johnston, George Ebersbach. NaUoiWly AdJel'tlletl and shaH n11t be built upon to ob· 0. , spent the weekend With Mr Mrs. Keith McGool and Mr• in servmr refre1hmen~ eWATCHES eDIAMONDS .SILVfR For The Gilt C:'\ were convey 0 erman · · buck spent the weekend witl;. George Ebersbach, J Mt'l. Kenneth Church by John A. Franz by thCI'r parents, Mr. a.nd Mn . Cook, Mrs. Eber Lewis of Mid You Give agreemea~ f8e\M fortr. c ln tVol.Mi1, Grover WI1.;te· dlcport, Mr•. c. E. Afe;:dows o! page 79 'J, elgs oun Y ! sGary Wells spent the weeken;J Pomeroy ar.d Mrs. Keit.b McCoo With Pride cellaneous Records. m Columbus wtlh Mr and Mrr of DaYton. Exccptmg the following rcBl Jack Johqson and John ~ells. · . , l Let Your estate 51 tuat~ 10 the City of PornMr. and Mrs Denver H1ll an.1 Sending g1fts but un.;.blc to at eroy, County of Meigs and State ram 11y of Foster, W Va, spem I {end "':ere Mrs. Guy S:.fadley. Jeweler or OhiO, bemg part of Lot the WP-ekend w1th Mr and Mrs . . .ang&vLlle;, :r.t'rs. Roy Snowden Be Your und PhylliS, Ml!s Alberta Snow 121 ·111 931·d city and bounded ;~os Ralph Ballard. •· M W T M follow s, t.o-wtt. Begmmng at the 1 Mr and Mrs. Rollin Torrenc"' ""-'n, rs. ayne urner, II! Guide Southeasterly corner or .said Lot of Tuppers PIRins callcJ on Mt James Halry, local, Mrs.. Allen No. 12 1, thence Northec,ly along and Mrs Arvll Holter and fam I R~usb and ~rs. J. J Dav1s or the Edsterly hne oC said Lot 12 ily Sundav. :\hdd1eport. 1h :._______ (eel; thenrl3 Westerly at r g t Mr. and Mn. Womlro"V Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl and t .. 1 angles With said J<:aster'J me 2 1 of Warsaw, 0, spent the wee~ \1rs Lema Rol"t'h8f. were In GaiH· feet and 4 inches; thence South· t nd with Mr. and Mn: Junw t polis Monday. ~ 1 11 1 with the Easterly 1 · 1 er Y para P. White. Mrx Arthur Elli t, 'd:rs. HayUne or said Lot No. 121 Twelve . Mr and Mrs Clarcn('e Sorden ward Luman, Mrs' 1ferman Harr;(1:.!) !eel to the southerly line of I Diamond, w. v 3 , 8pent the week son and Mrs. Louise Slagle all of "WWIere \•our Codldeue''J o d L01 l'l th E t rl 1 ~:~aJ " ; ence as e Y t nd with Mr. and Mrs. c mt r r Gallipolis were guests of Mr and IIJ Jultllied" .J b · · b ~. IIi: , along southerly Lola three Sorden WhJ with had spent lot to the pine~ o1 cgmmng, satd e· Mrs the past weeks them Mrs. Orville Allen spent thf' mg 12 feet oft of the Southerly returned to her home bore end of that p:trt of Lot 121, deedMr. and 1\trs. Bernard Leonard ed by John C. Wright, Thomas of Huntmgton spent Wedleaday Irvm und 11. Tracy Howe, Trus· afternoon with Mr. and Mrs ! No.I COLLINS line t~f te<s for Pomeroy Sons ;:s~~o~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~k,.~;-~~~;;;;;;~~~~~ I Co., to Gro"r White. Trustees or German M. E. Cllurch Mrv. Et.ta Spencer, Potrs Ann;. by dee'l dated May 11 A. D 1848, Spencer are visitin g Mr ano and recorded 1n Vol. 11, page ~(til Le;;he Hawk ll MI. Herman. 371 Recordd of Deeds Meigs d f 'I d M '. r ' Btlly Orr an ami Y an 1 County, Oni(l. t'.emg the same as ~nd Mrs Edgel called on Mr. an'' conveyed by German M E Mrs Clmc orr Church to John A Franz by rlced •tr. ·nr:l Mrs. Junior Wllrtr 1• .. rccordf.'d m ~"cd B~,~,)k fll, P<~!::c I 'Hlcnt Tuesd::ty afternoon with 129 of lht. l1e1g11 County Records M:r and Mrs Da\id Ross, FiVi' Said pctltill•lers allege thal Points . Sl:ltd real cstatl:! 11 commonly A H. B!li!CY who was operate(! known 81:' the Bethomy Churcn. ''" :o.t Holter Hospital is convala~ and potitioncrs acqu1red title em~ Silt lsfactory. thereto as sucressor9 of the Ger · Irene and Edward watson who man M. E Church; that s~tid real have spent the put 1'-"o weeks e.state Is not needed for church wtth their aunt and uncle, Mt ~rpos+:s and that petitioners ~e · ~:~n.d Mrs. Alva Wh 1ttal':ct return· sire to sell the same for tile prlce ed to their home Satu~day. and for the object and purpose as) · set forth in tile petition. COAL I 1 I Producer And Delivery I • WASHED EGG '· • 1'he prayer of said pcttllon Is TREATED STOKER I • R0tJ 38dNeWS CLEAN LUMP Fill Y oar Bha Evlfl To ilvold R•bes ilnd Wiittel' · Rillll. (Of PEACOCK -COAL CO. the ume belonglnr. Bolnr the !&me convo)'ed to German M. E. We HAVE The Chureh by deed recorded In Ooed Book 1t, page 371 of Melgo !Jille s AU\u .Hepalr. lleutftt Au• Ji'lve room lurnl11hed apart :::ounty· Det!d Records. tomotive Worka. Satllfaehoo mcnt. ~fJ or 408 Spdna Ave. Together with the rtght and QM.aranlecd AAA Emerpnc) 7·19-tfc prMleae of drainage for priYy l!ll'vice. Tuppera Pla!no, Ohto VfiUit and wa!ltfl water purpose~ ~ room ~~~artmont al . . to M.lli· 7·19-7tc from part1 of Loti No. 122 arid t2l, naw owned by Gt~rman M. i!;. Church ucrou and through Rooma. Apartment. Close in Btrnea·Simltl&Oil JniiL"'•·n!~ Altlbel the p•emliMI! formerly owned lown. 12'1 Butteln~t Ave. Middleport. .ll'tte~, AtttrmobU\. ly lobo A. Frano, belna Lots 96 !Dd 1211, and Into and through 7·23·12tc Bondi. Pbode 1131.X. 1~1 . the pipes an.d drains of Slllpd~"J"o~h n_ ~~;.~_,;::..•_•·_c._n_E_'lh_·_n~,."_a_rp...,.or. (lOb l .I ri~rar•.c:-~·=:: t 161 For Rent or Sale •lew Drive, Lincoln IIIII. Coli 211. Walter Grueal!r 7·18-tf -- --·--··· ( 17) Help Wonted Lieenled pl'aetlcal nme. Call In """'Jj.t't..J~;tl!i uuurwe. l'l'OLM'UOil Ll(e, Auto, ilre, Po..., Call !lOt HIU., llltadleport. oa1a --~ (21 l --·Reoll:srote Lot 80x160 on Mulberr1 Heillhll, Pomeroy. Call 81*Y or 6ll80 HIHIG In person. Carman Rest Homtt, Pomero.v, Route No. 3. '1 ·24-3tc For Sale. 6 roomo and aeml-.,.lh. _____ Largo lo~ JonoUon Rta. 7 and 38. 11104 Nre Avo, Edward J.ll<.haef· er. . ' t· 211 8tp _ _.:; ·-====--- 14 n. Unlc:a •"reezbr, 2 COWl, Cue aide ralle. IHC manure apreader pl~l Pho1te 77-306 Legol Notice Furniture on the Brlahtcat Cor· ner In Middleport. 7 2& 3tc The evening ·wu spent $200 To $500 Down 11 \, Fronz laid ' hla " to t~o Ohio wert conveyed to Ger,man Chureh by John Fran• ·eeol'<lod In Deed ·Book IN MEIGS COUNTY· Reeoadlllenlllg Manacer WHY? We Select Only The Very Best In Used Cars Because we received them from the best people in the Worlo ; , .r":l\1\eig~ and Mason County Rj,\sidents. · ·, • · .: i '1. ;.',, '"i THEY ARE OK .stX<WAYS /.~:·*:;.: ., -. Tho lootiiHI Oft A Utotl Car 11 IIlii To 1o IIIII At The W I • 'D 0 1811 Plymouth SaYoy. lltandlrd Tnno, •• • V-8 -.Radio and Hooter. .1817 Fonl Cualolll SOO v.a .. Std. Trani. •• llldlo and Heater. ,v.al.._.. Pord l'alr.e . Sltorp lnolde and Oul .ttll v.a .. hnl Feur Door 1111<~ oDd White Nke. Belvedero Hardlep "· v.a •• Auto. Tl'utt. • • R • II- ' '' ' . .. ' Are Used• , . tS. 1 t II· l~\jj ''•' • '' ' .' ·~ .· ~~CONDITIONED '~FOR · All OK Use'~ Cars !re Gone Ovet"-Completely. To pe~dabl~o' 1 'I 1 <t f, .,~II ',, ~r' : ·. · ., . . . HQ~E$T~)' · Yau.Can. Belte_ve )lp The Car Ypu ~l.ly 1, , ,. 'Upbrl' It~ ~ •!''••· · ., • "1'~"~ :fit. ~,- ~ .•~r ~ T 1'" PIJ!noatll ' •' I , .. Only the, Finest Trade-Ins are Picke,d B AUTO SALES ' . Nt OM 11• 01- i1te IIHI I . , , 1.. ·~, ••/ v Our lns~ti9n Ex~r:~tp~prn ~he~~· .. RECONDITIONED. FOR · PER~ORMA~~~.• , ). Trained Experts Using The Most Mod,ern .. Equiprrlent .Tp P9 The.·· P-rdper,y, METROPOLITAN NEW ILtVEN games and prizes were won by Sam Lewla aod family ,..,ol oDd telephonm1. W!lte 10\ 8688, Toe Daii.Y Senttnot, :__ 1241 ForSale-QrTradf lOR SALE - ~Oii7·Amerlcon H2·t2te llousc r ...u.. 42 It: 2 btdroom.s Woman wlth car to aer.vlce Avo• SALE OR TRAD&-Ilnlidllll'm w 20' 1 t' Aluminum awnlna cuatomera m SaUabury Towa lullond. I'Atnk BmerWkl Pont• Gordon JUdentJur, Cheater, 0 ahlp. Write Avon Pr?•J\ktl, Bo~ .!!!_3o· a. . . 7~ 7-24-3tp. 1,8, t..:.rletta Ohio. 7·1Hll< 7 eu. ft. G. E. Re!rtgc.-otor .,5 00 L Q, McCoy, Phono YU6-229'l t181 Emplovmwnt nt. J, Lonl Bottom. 7-24-3tp LIGA~ NOTICI Wonted . . -AJotlco herebf given that the D cu. n. Weatiqhousa Retrijera- MALE: Usod car aaleamen - 3 Federote4lo Chiii'CK of PamofO)', tor. Alao Antenna. Both ln men - nu eXI)f.lrlence necewry. Ghto, ao II)C!Orpor•ted rell1lolio lint ~~.,. eondiUon, 5 mi. At· No phone calla. Apply In penon, ooctoty, filed their petition In the beno Road. Rt. 31, Alro Beulah . Frldo1 4 p. m. to D p. m Satur· Common Pleao Court In lllolp Carter. 7·~4-3tp dtt)' Da. m. to 9 p, m. only Porn· CoUDIY, Ohjo; CliO No. lil78e, al· croy Molf)r Co. Uacd Car Lot, lalinl lhol lhey are lhe owoero U- your furuiture ia "Enrl)' M•trl· 11 9 lj:aot Main St. Soe Harper. 1ft fH olmple of the fo)lowlng monial why not trade 1t In 7 118 3tc real 11llte: on "Early American" at Baker - --- B'll.:t ' ~HAN Prle~ the .court to make such "Order By Phyllis S.....t.n as will authorize the 1181.! of said LAYETTE SHOWER j.plrop•crt) end for such other or· HONORS MRS. WILLIAMSON us may be proper . ' Mrs. H L Wllliamaon and Mrs Said cause wu1 oe for hearing before s11id court on the 18th Roy McCool were hostesses for t layette shower honoring Mrs day of August, 1958. trred Williamson, Friday evening trru;;tees1 of ,th4 Unite~ P.t ·Rutland. 3 BJ,Q,(;KS,)'JlQM TR,\F.FIC LIG(IT c~......... ~~, Meth.odl!it Church, POm·· Gifts were placed on a blur IN CHESHIRE, OHIQ . eroy, Ohio. ~nd white decorated table center ' . t ;td with a stork, aft~r whicn Foramaa • Abbott. '""' betnr the two-lhtrda adjoining WE&STER & FULTZ, 1284-~I I II No. One hundred and twenty·one Attorneys for tetltioncrs. they were placed in .a bassinet, r. {121), al1o twv- and one-third feet (7)·18-25, (8) l-1>13-5tc gilt of M.·s. Rov I~:::•::C::o:::ol::_·--,..=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:t=~~~~~~~ Good lank Gravel 45c par J4. from the ndjoinlng part of lot one bundtl'd and twqnty-one Loadod 'while roo wiiiL ~· (121), togetber wllh all the lnltlu available to .baulal ""' privilege• and appurtenances to 10111ble rate&. -·--------- 110'1'1 A worn•• to do tompo:ary eyptna -::-:-- --- _ joining each other and extending 1aid church bui»J.ing, and said ,orporat.ed rellllou• society, tued thelr pt~titlon ln Common Pleas Court of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No 12'1315, allcglna that they are the owners in fee Phone Otlt McClintock almpJe of the following real es· ltcl~ Ohio tate: The lollowlng real estau, to· 8-8-Z~tc wit: Two-third~t-l Lot-1 No One t-'111111111 B-u-llt--::Kl:ldiOII-d.._ llundrL·d and twlbty·two (1221 In !Dr tour bo.... "'" IIUIDita Pomeroy, 'Meigs County, Ohto, HHI at· 4 Bed RoOm Hou!e, 242 River. tunl nulea. Power Steerlna. One t;an•ful owner. Bitettnar'1, Pomeroy. 7·21·8tc lbe alley way I ;.~::::7.::::::::-,;____'7====~;=;=:7=~:;:"::=,:;' I ("t J N Jt•ces o':iwcet curn and tomatoes. Robert Phone ~to the full son Danny of St. Petersburg. of cake and icc cream decorated -----,:': - - - ' - - of aatd 'Jots, excepting nnd re· length of. seid German M. E: Fla., visited Mr. and Yr.s. A. H with pint storks and coffee w AIR CONOJTIONIN\J, Refrige"" rerving therefrom the perpetual 'Churth property. Provided41 BAiley Mr.s. Ronnie Willtams, Mrs. Car! Uon service. Jack's Refrlgeratlf'r ]oint use of the entrance from however. that the said building Mr.· and Mrs John Ours, dau- Morria:, Mrs. Weber Theobald, New Haven Phone T0-23'5.1': second Street off Lots No 122 upon saht lol, or ~hat ~ay be ghter Barbara oi Dunbar, W Va., Mrs. Eli Denison, Mrs. ' Maude 0 23 t' ,and 123 to Lot.!l No. 9ii· and 96 on hereafter put <~n said lot, IS used spent a fl'W days wit!t Mr and .Sellards, Mrs. c. o , Chapman. ---"-:--: t·ront StreP.t, the same to remain furh a chur~h butthif u!IE!d for any Mrs warden Orus. ' Mrs Clarence Chase, ;,"rs. Co~ri f '· t1 n and APP~ th t of a n n,el&s ke r"heraRao Tel 381' a• it was at the da\e ot deet. ot er purpose an at I k... Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and 0(>mson, urs. Ray Bictdle, Mrs. ance Service. CJDe • • __. from John A. P"ranz herelnafter ehur~h, t~en th.l8 agreem~n o vo;; ~amtly of Wooster, Mr. and Mrs Harvey E:.iewme. &·15·tf. · referrrd to, and also excepting void. BeiQg s~ld rlgh~ ~s Paul Baker, son Richard, Kill- Mrs. Bob Nelson, all local; Mn: per.... HHI, Syra~use . 1·18-12tc in and 7·23-31< aaid parts of said lots lying ad- struet the light and air afforded and Mrs. Orvy Gainer. (20) Business Services RATES -;;;~;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;... r~gbt all t_he with ·Box 173 • Syracu,., Oblo7 2& 3te and doscrlbe<l as follows: Being 123 in the City of Pomeroy, lo· one-third o( Lot No. 122 and oneBah)' sitting, ho\Ue .work, :r:ard third of Lot No. 123, located on cleaning 109'11 Court St., 50c Second StrPct, in the Vlllage of an hour. Freda Smith, BP: PtJmeroy, .Meigs County, Ohio, .1 ODatt II* •-..nt. ODe ~'.)D. llbJ--. tAitl:t IOe.-4 et.Dit per w«d !or l.hl1!e eooJteutiu lm«Uoa.. S(M!Icial- Ooe: mo.-b. for 21 cenb Ji'ull file of 1 teD~& per W"ld wm be eharud for atl~Jlllt aotl!!rtoMI pVd f'll' tbe l~Lb of ea:.b mootb follOWiniiBHrUua.1 ~ beffii'E' Adveni•ma:-Sboulo ~ reDQtt>&d tmmed11teiJ · '1lf . el Ill t .. 1b) l4r 01'6 Ulan onfl! lneoJ Daily Sentin w lkl ue reaporJ t ~ redC::~irW aod Speeia) NIAicel of .tweaulJ.OO: OUtuarlll publlilhed tt 1 cent per word. Also, together or 11emi-mvaUd 1\Ptainll- Write VUtage of Pomeroy ;and bounded elght feet wide in Lots J22 and - I Tho fonowlllg real eatate ott- 42'7. uated In the count)' of Melga, In ment by day or week. Clean ng tbe State of Ohio and in tt.e l lW \jl ' . Motke ... St.)l'e ;' {l~ . ·•' Tl!/! Chester Ground Observer CorM• held Jts first 24-bour alert _fro!" ~ P; m. Saturday until ~ p. m. ~u•da7. . T~el!.ty-twl) planes were spotted and cttlled to Charleston --- ·-~---- ... -- ~ �• ,. II_ 11--J>a¥7 SenUnel, PomelOJ-Middleport, 0., July :lli, 1958 .¥...., ·'-- - - ..t..I.II--Drt spend a short vtslt with the form· brother. Rev. Howard Rup- 1 er"o _ by Mrs. Rlfpe'l mother, Mrs Margaret Re)'nolds who ba.s been a tuelt of her son and Ian~ily. Mra. M:rrjorie Mcl>llnald an!! ehildren Jsines Howard and Jl•· ditb Meredith of JJost'Jn Spawn, N. Y., wtll arrJve We:rtnesday &u t..-IMM ,......J llr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe were reteDt gaeats o( the latter's brl. ther and listcr·in-law, Mr. and MrL Gardner Reynolds of Lebanon. They were aecompanJcd home pelt. Tbcy will leave later in the week for Gulf Port, !!iss., where the)' Will be t!le guests of their parents, Mr and Mr•. Clare.nce Ruppelt. . Mrs C 0. Fasher anr:l 'ion T~m my and {laughter Sgt. Sarah Ftsh er of Columbus lefl Wednesday Nan Fisher i1 ., i Dd Mrs Waltet B. Ha,·ris jaughter, J11l Rev Henry Carr, f,.rmer ALL OVER TOWN er. Mrs. 0.1rcthy PI&· ' Mr. Simeral was graduated frorr Bethesda High School and BhSE Business C.)Jiege. H~ is employee' in Columbus with the Boyertown Burial CasJtet Company. 1 Before lc~n·Jng on a~ wedding TONIGHt '"WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION'" Tyrone Power, Marlene Dietrick ' TO PAY MONtHLY BILLS{ I dreSI with white accessories and wore a wh;te rose bud' corsa~. 'I'hey are r.ow re!ltding at 8~ Hoffmaq. Avenue, Columbys1 ObiQ. _ Out-of·tOW!'I guest:J atten'lling the' , wedding we1·e ~r. and Mr~:~. A. W. Brewer., White Cottage, Ohio; Mr. 11nd M~. Cl)·de Close, Waterford, Color Cartoon SATURDAY "Till! NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED"" Pay with CHECKS, by MAIL! Kathryn Grant - flm. Leslie - also - We suggest that you open your checkIng accowit with ul/ril mtilsthl ~ Victor Mature - Anita Ekber~ SUN.; MON., TUIS. ""TilE YOUNG UONS". Midnleht Show Sat. 12 o'clock TONIGHT and SA"fUROAY "ZARAJ{" Pta ' -- -.-.-' I ' I We Pa7l% ln'-'eet Oli Your Savings l Pomeroy ~otional Bank l Stt ..:olumbus; Mr and Mrs. Ralph Branden, Flushing, Mr. and ' MI'I. vel Flanagnn, Bethesda; Mr. an4 M'ra. Donald Simeral, Quaker City ' and Mrs. Etime Hea.kett. Rex Reason - Henry Morgan SUNDAY ond MONDAY "'DON'T GO NEAl\ THE WATER'' I MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SIMERAL Howard Ruppelt Wedn~sday . He'! Carr was enroute to hill home in Erw, Pa, from a vac!lt!On trip through the south. Mrs. 0. B. Stout w!to accom· 1Janied her brother-in-law and 1ister, Mr. and Mrs. George Fati\1 to CoiUD)bua Sunday lr.u returned to her home. II Miss Sally Soboaf cntertainerl - with a theatre party in honor Ro~ert Swanion'a birthday o( ye.< - terday. Sylvia &wan5on and Rick,\' Koehler were guests, with Miss ID Schaaf laking the party to Jack's Dair~ Bar for refreshments. Mrs. Pauley Ann N".l!l an em· . marriage by her Given in fa . ther, t!he bride wore a gown ot white lace and taffeta, made prin cess style with butterfl v bow in the back. The bodice tup featuren a portrait neckline. Her finger· tip veil of silk illusion was held in place by a band of lace trimmed in seed pearl!. S!le c•rried a white prayer book topped with a large wbite magnolh. Mill Betty Seller~ Columbus, was maid of honor and the bride~~: maids were ll!rs. John Dobbins, Columbus an~ Miu Leanna Bre.-· er of Portland, sisters of th ~ Lride. The maid of honnr worl'! ,. pioyee of the New Ynrk Central JOWn of deep aqua taffeta witb R. R. office has been tempurarily · ehiffon sash and the bridesmaid• transferred to Belle, W. Va , fro:n wore li&ht aquo gowns 108hlonoo Identical to ttiat of "the maid o! the Hoboon branch. Marsha and Frank Fugate oi honor. Their headpi..eo were nat Mhens have been the guests 0 1' white bows and they carried col· rosebuds, lheir aunt, Misa Huldu Klei·n. · onial bouqueta -of RYpiOphilla and cornflowers. Mayor C. 0. Fisher wo~s a busl neu visitor in Columbua Tuos· . Dwain Turner of Beth•sda lOll ed as best man. Ushen were Da· d•¥· Mr. and Mra. C. A. Emm1sh vld Brewer and Kennel~ Brewe: wel'(l in Marlett:~ Tue!d:-y to visit eousins of the bride. ~. lG Fl*-stone Super Chamttlon New Jread• Mrl. ; Brewer wore for her dau~ their daughter. Mrs. Burkey (Jo.!!ep)line Emmish) who underwent Ihlen weddlna an aqua eryotal· an emergency , appendectomy at line ohoath dre11 with white a.. Marietta Memorial Hospital cesaorlea and a yellow rosebud Monday. They were acr?mptnied eor•aae. Mra. Slmeral, the arooma home hy thoir lll"anddaujlbten. mother, wore a yellow abeath "The S.1111tl~ll New Tffad with the Stn••tlon•l Low Price" ll dr~so with ,white accea•orir• and Suoan and Kathy Burkoy who a ud rosebud cort~ae. I will be their auesto while their ' lmmediotely following the wed mother io hosl)itall"'•t. . Pay -Only 1 .~' ' ' WE SPECIALIZE ,IN CREATING I ' ,,.,.lcqnomy Tiff !Or Thrifty Tiff BuYtfl" \._ ALL SIZES ON WI. ' ~- ------~-------------------Flrtlton• A Bargain for Dt Luxe Super Chqmplon Tire 7 I 86 s::.· I spUr*! Now • ~· ' • '· ' •• ' "Amlllct'l F•vorlte ' Rtp/1~1 Tiff" Fll'lltoM ·· Nylon Dt Luxe :1 Super Champions, •. -:I II' fio- • You Can Have a ' le~utlful tlrch · ICitcnen with Smart .. IU11t-~n Appliances Yts - 'eur·_,,, Saver, ldtchln cftalgnon know all ,about yeur n..1n1 Gila , ,,.w..... the ·•0!~11 ~i~;l~t:~· vaal motlom • ' ' ' ~ SINGLE Crippled Kiddies Of Meigs County Invited To Fair The Meigs County Society fer Children has rewved an I fnvitation for tbe ertppiPd children or Meigs County to 3'tend the , Ohio State Fatt on Crippled Child ren'a Day , Wednesday, August 27 The Stale Fair Man<.~otcment hat planned :1 fin'! day's - <'Uting on Crippled Ctalldren'a Day, lpolliOI' ForJ\ed Run Lake Assured Of Quick lmpro\·ements; Also New Camping Area _T~e development plan was revealed In a Columbus newsWI ks CaUSe N0 paper Friday. 1f rec Forked Run Lake Jta'.. not bee·• Jeff out entirely in the Deport ed by the Crippled tertainment Association. ment ?f Natural Re"'urces plans ln)'un'""""' Only for lhJs ye.ar, howevet. SOCiety fur Childnn Alter an extended time wben il Dther participating grout•s are inviting children,. from t Damages ap!'"ared nothing would be done Ligh year to Improve facllitie1 at the state. S.l '! 1 Chil~ren·, En The Obi~ Crippled Two mmor highway Tbe feature attraction will be 11 special grcndstand pedormancc> were reporttd today by Sberifl uelu11~elr for crJ.ppled ehildren )lohert D. llortcnbach's depart· at 10:00 A. M. Name ste"s, such ao~ ment, neither involving injuries or Dean Marho; the Lennt~n Si5ters heavy property damage Tuesday north of Ra~ne lame• :Jf Lawrence Wclk'11 Band; Ben Alexander of "Dragnet"; Smiley E. Folmer. 2{1, Pomeroy, reported Buruette aF the Roving Ambaua- be went into a 11kid ou wei black· dor; the June Taylor Dancers; and top H1s c:~r hil 1 guy wire on a Jimmy OrJrsey's Band, led by Lee uhl:ty pole Thurs-:.lay a mile northeast ol CasUe, w•U thrill the!!o~ cll.ildrea the Pomeroy Corporation line on through and threugh. F1 ec admit lance for the childre:t and the1r Route 7, Jack E. Grueser, 20, Lotscorts wHl be provided, along cust·st., Pomeroy. had the Jame with trans~rtahun by s"tuthe hua. thing happen to him on a curve. on the grounds, free r:des and His car stopJ:cd &s it OO.cked mto tbe hoghway sade bank. admittance to any shows. Meals will btl: furoi1hcd. Facii· Th1s m.,rnlng James Roben ittes for rest and . medieal , can II o If m a :o, Lea.rt, W. Va., will also be provided. was arrested b)' the sheriff for Any crippled child between tht 11peedipg m Pomeroy. He posted .lges of six and 17 who wishes to f,U bond 1n Mayor Charles Legar'a advantage of this wide-oper court for appearance Aug. 12. Opportunity. for a day o! fun and The State Patrol reported Judy thrills at the Ohio Slate Fair M. Neutzling, 20, Mason wu fmed should contact Meigs C•;lmty Crip- $5 and bad coll.J suspended in pled Child. SoCiety. Pllcne 6148-Al :dayor Lepr's rourt on conviction at 159 N. ~tb, Middleport, before of having no driver's licenae. Aug. 5. Frank Harrah, 19, New &vcn, wu fined $15 and cosll by liayor Lei· N. af[air chev woul11 have to SecuriQ< :~fadn~ To Come Out Of E¥t · Whtn Lebanou Integrity · 15 NEW :·-~,CKS A~~:._.PONTIACS ... ~ 59xUSEP' '~ARS. (Uri) - 1he United St,tes said t.t.s. Marines from Lebanon as soon , "to assure the Independence " .,' At Stock Reduction ·P. rices . lntometlonol in "outhwes1 '••led "' do early today but se lhltq~·~~t.ornis lashed a wide ~~ eastern CoJo 1'01as and Okla I ~or~~@~ Lower·· Meanwhile" in 'Mayor c.. Fisher's of Middleport Vaugbab 18, Rt. I, Pomeroy, wao 'falk Ai"ltoia~;y"'.....J. ·~ipeekd. . rl\'lllers,. dt<d ,by the Patrorta·ap- H!lll· .. Seclact $4$5 1913 CMY. 210 2 tlr. s.-n $495 $595 1951 Docl~t 4 dr. Sedan $250 ' 1953 Chev. Belah' 1953 Pontiac 8 cyl. Dlx. $695 1954 Pontiac 8 tJI. lx. · · $895 -~, 19~3 _ Dadgt 4 clr. f1 2 dr. Hyd. · 1954 Plymouth s.;u ~~r.",$775 ·1953 Buick V~ s h I . 1tr.• $ Hard Top Cpe. 4 ctr. Hyd. ~o . Automatic shift. Finest and best oroy Rotary Club • ........ mlllion dol· week;; of the · 1956 FORb VI Custlifnii'dr. Sedan · · ···· ~ •. · ·· · ····· · ··· $1,295 ' ~rom· ap- 1958 citivROUT 6 cyl. Y2 Ton -Pickup ............ '' ... ,~,i$1;895~ . · , .·• 1 1956 OLDSMOBILf'$dler 88 - 4 Dr. Sldan · ·.. · ·........ :· ,$1.95 A ' ' '. . \ ' Hydramatlc drive. -One carefui loca) owner. 1Radlo and Heater. i ' ,, ., ,, r 1957 lUlCK va SptcWI J·dr. Wan··,,·.;;, ;:;· '.·· .-.· -t~-:, $2,395 .·!, ' QfJudg~ TrlUDJph At73 ,, ( . 1 4 pebr / • 1rr! >' ' .$2,695 ' Friday; Services To 'Be ~onday , · The visitors, introdut'ed by Pro· ressor Olson ot 11 mld·\Vest u:-ti· ver5ity, g:we brief talks about tbe& experJcllccS this summer as en&IDcerir.g students wurking at Sporn. They were Bill Quinn, Dick Parmalee, J1m Ferris, Bill Abel Jim Parker and Roger Goff They represented various midwestern college&. Gene Grate was proil'n.m chair <ilan for the evening and inlro· duccd Prof. Olson who D.l~o pre ient~d Prot Lewis Hu:k1 of Ohio University. Bernard Diehl, a guest £r!lm the Gallipolis club, was, in· ago. ' Ronald Hand announced plam l\lrs. Ervin .was the daughter of ttc in progress for a &otnry "Get· Lafayette Ward and Suzanna War· ]'ogether" m the near ' future on ner Ward. the excursion boat, "Susan A.11 SurvlvlnJ are one daughter, Mro Wllllam :Rohaon (Beatrirc) with whom she m1de her hPme, and two oont, Leslie Ervin of Middle· port and Gilbert Ervin of Colum bUJ. The 1957 FORD va f'Sof' ~ollllile,4. dr•."~ardJopf'1 '"'ii' ...·.:.. $2Af5 Only 9,545 actual mllea. POwor Ste~rlng, Fordollllltlc. Fof(l s (lriesr and btlst Hardtop• · .;i , ', ,.,, · ·,':', •~ Mrs. Ervin Died ~~~~\~~~::.~~; f~OowinJ .brothero ·and alo ailo 1urvlve. Elmer Ward, Lt> Cheste~ Ward oi Chlllicolbe. Art~ (Goldie) Cllrilltlan I ~~~~·; Ohio; and Mrs. li~Y 1, ' Zir.lmtrmsn ' and of Wellit<ln. lil"andcbildren 'a ,...It lll"andchildten. Ifni. Ervin wal a member of tb! H..lh ,Methodllll Church ,of lllld dleport, · . -Friends call it the Rswllnt: Cqall Home .. where lhe hel~ llt;pnday at l Rev: !Iaymon Konk Burla( 11UI (ollow 0e'!l•l'i<1· ' ·' Club In Colorado a campinJ .area built thi1 year." He explained that depa.rtmel\t officials would not pinpoint a date when c.onstruction; would start. But the money is on hand •nd achon 11 bemg l•rld up on!)• until detailed plans (or tbe im· provement are ecmpleted. The ea:nping area is to be lo· cated on 1 bill 2Jbo~e the swim. ming area. Jt will require ion~ strucUon of roads, ouldtJor cOotkil)j facU1Uea, rest rooms, c.nd clearin,: and levelling. It ia espeqed !9 cost betw..n ~.000 Jnd $33,1100 Immediate improvements to··tlae existing picnic area• are to ~ made at ouce. These iaclu~ 1 15 new outaid' iteel stoYCI wbich can be lalt:en in for otorage durihf 1riJI,. ter; 15 new gArbage c:tJntaidera, two rutrooms, and 3!) new tabl~. Bids for tbe L-.tion of tbC restroom• "l'ill be let 15. T1i• ·'•J- Wiler equipmeot ia now on The "Eagon propooals: D~lf.•IP'IJll~ .$119,1110 in 1160 and · $3S8,4w iii ltltll; jlodtllig !l®!ilf' l"rlJJ ' (!locki,II'J Jll&, $!112,000 and $i48,1100; Barr Oat; near AThens, $37,400 and '149,6Co SWJIIO· Wildlife Expert To Speak At League Meeting :;=;: Artists Invited To Try For Minstrel Roles ' IOOGoHome, Building Fails There !lilt also be two moving pieturel, O!le ..Big Game Bow . Cas! members of the Big Bend Huatlne," b,- Fred Baer; the plhe< • lliniatrel will meet at ~ p. m. tt on the Okefenoke Swamp IIi •,. the Pomeroy Senior IDgh Scboo, Georgia., All memben are urged to at· , tend. their county fair p,....ntatlon on Auauct 18. fersonnel for the $ndng cbor us line was completed when the J group met for their flrot ..astot. 1 F-riday evenin.. Hbwel'er othe• • rolea in the present.atipn are atW open and anyone wlahlni to particl pate may attend the Jlondly even mg meeting ApProximately 110 re!!Uiar c '-'t COLUIIIlUS UPI - 0 b I o.' memb<!rs attended the opening ..,. higb oclloola wlU •go along" with ssion Friday evtnlne. the new two-point ruhtll adopte;l · · by tlte college coaches I~ yeat D ·when trying for poinla afler BUt \.HID toucbdliwn, Commloaionel H. W. Emswiler' uf the Obio' IDgh School , · Athletie AatO: lllid todaf. " auCiitoriUm for rehearsal to rudy COLUMBUS ,J)PI - A wing of the he>dquarters building at sed Friday obortly after 100 1 ordef, lllr. Hebt!urt ,Wd. day for ha.\'!ng no dri~er's 11- tilt lloPF....,iilll!.and Also Ro<ty Fort, $118.800 ~Ddt ""'•"i:tslii!J een!e. The Patrol alllo arreated. Me'I.ZOO; Stroud's Bllll aeor Atfor appearance before Mayor Fish· . WASHINGTON UPI --:- 111e A~· er, Segtal W Davis, 32, a roofer hens, $38,400 and $153.800. rJculture Department thmki there out of Charleston, W.Va., for bWL m~y be more egg11 and lower egg Middleport police arrested aM prtces next year. . Jailed Charles Allenowortb for In· In a report Friday, 1t estimated tolJcation. 497,715,000 egg-type ch~eko were hatched in the fint six months of The Patrol said tbese roads were 1958, up 7 per eent (rom lbe same closed in GaUia Count.v at 10 a. m. period one year earliE::. Depart today: · ment economists pre<1Jded the Rt 141 scnth of Cldmus; ~ number or chickens in layina east and west of Vinton, 5M al Smilb. Wildlife, flocks next Jan 1, as a result HarrisbW'g and aix to seven inche1 of Granville tbe Soil Conservation S would be up 5 per cent from the of water were over 160 in Vinton. will be thr principal speaker Lotal last Jnn. 1. !be regular meetinc·of the J(~ip In another preliminary estimate Chapter, Jzaak Walton League ilelll the department Jaid tlle number Monday ever.ing, July 28. r ...;: of yqung chicken• rallwd in the lllr. Smitll will be accompanied first half of 1958 totaled 4M,78!5,· by Carl Bllibm, local SoU eo..,. 000, up 10 per cent from the B&mc aervationist. periQd one year earlier. tbe Army's general 1'\epot eollap. Hamm Initiated In Millionaire's . thil mornin1: "fm now 11111red there will be In 1958 Market Mro. Hattie Mae Ervtu, age 79. died yelllerday at 2 P. 1\1, at the llleigo General Hospital. She was the widow of Ben Ervin wbo pro. ceeded her in d.. lh about a yeor trodueed by Rotarian Ted Reed. Jt. ' Uke new In ·a:pear~uce. -~'f wheel base -8ft. body, Q, S1x sumr.,er-work coJlege rtud· ents with the Philip Sporn Plant t~t Grahn!D Station. w. va., wcrl!' speakers Friday ni ght 11 t :1: regulAr ' meeting of the Middlcport·Pom· , , FordomaUc. SpotleSs orlgm~l blue and white"flnish. You'll have to',see this one to preciate It's·lo\1 price. ' • · ., Of Experiences ·,.... :..$~95 se~fts"Ply mouth. Extra !lice. ar for l!peedmg. ~ourt J953 ( rys er 6 CJC"'t' ~ . ' 6~$ 1.953 f)eSofo 2.dr: V8' ·~· ·~'"$665 1953 Ford Y8 2 'if~~~·. 19S2 Ftr~ 2dr. S~an ·· · · $3,5 1951 Buick$uper4 "\11f5 1951 Plymouth2dr.Setlan $195 1955 PLYMOUTH ,IJved. 4 dr. Sedan ·· · ·· · ······ · ··· $1,195 ' lb.U ::tecidents Forked Run, Rep. Mfinhart aaid I strictly a u l~e I'Q .inl! all parts of Eiacnbowcr clearly spoiled hi& condition•: This , 1\'fm& aet b!" Representative George A. Meinhart promised loday M~ County would be heard frem before a proposed '1% llll1lliHl boDaDZa in state park improvemeota "'ere approved by- tb~ Ohto legislature next year. Ellpecially since Meigs County's Forked Run Lake dldll''r .:· . get on the favored list for as much as a single dollar. Two -·~ state lak91 m Athens County, on the other hand, Stroud'l : Run and Burr Oak, would receive '379,000 In a two-year per'~' lod under. t~e plan. Lake Hope would be Improved by nearly, a halt a IDllhon dollars. Rep. Meinhart said he ba• not had a chance to studi the. proposal Colonel Herbert Eagon, director of Natura R• sourcel!, will present to the legislature next year for lmprovlf ments 19 state p~rks . -· "It's my unde~~nding a committee gets these recommen-' datio1111 together, Memhart said, "and the legislature bas to approve them, of cout•se." He added, "You can rest assured I'll never vote for them and neither will a lot of others, unless Meigs County is coo: sidered. I Crippled , NEW YORK UP! - Nlklla Three had other pressing bu•l~~ aa the bill' to attend •o firs~ such u \'II , ·je.t fi1ure !J1 IM' .11l'~ )l!.~~eek I Baghd•d raat talk~ set .for nell but Pres!ruil!t ~~11!>\f!l• ~ly ~ondoy. . wbitUt'~ h.t"ii dQ.wn"IO" i~: · 1 AnHhe molter of pr~t~ol Only hours after lzv9itla, the of· sceurijy RJ't'nngdl)lents also lwl , ·, fi(!iij,l So:vlet , governp..~ni news- be Cow:1dered. Because of' tjlll '~r, fiE·u!ed ,a propose~ ~- was cy$!1111lf~ !bat Ani. 4 wqui( mlt '!!l.t'-~ in the Ui!!led !j;iil(jjja be 'lbO WI,!FIII pollllble date lqr Ill( t~e 'II e East ~il~o Khi"JUII· t~e 1). tJ. ·Rarley and tbat it ~.lQ!l· cl!!:v l[id ., allj:~t-face. . ' ably could r.ot be arran&M tieo 'Jussl~l\ premier al)noUftced fore Aug. 11 ... 01.1 We4ne&~ay ~~ would meet wlth FUrthermQI·e Ei!enbowor servl!1 bead8 of government anywhere, notice thol Khrushohev would no · e\'!n in New York. · 1 • be permitted to turn the conf'O\", KhrJ,Iahchev's st11WR~, ma~uv- flDce 1nto ·· 3 propagand.a ,c~­ er was ob.served by We~ d1plo- Eblenll_owcr warned ht:: would .ull: mala lmmodlnlei.Y tP. a Ji')'i'P•K•~ , • fam•llor !lusstnn lactic - !b• da victory for ttie v~~~Rus· walkout - II the Soviet premlet stan since he 11@11 beeR de dine tried to usc the meeting as r · ~cl!ev ll!l!li~~d ... ' '\ be suggested next Monday as tbe aet·tO&I!ther date. . But the UnUcd States and Its allk>s were In no burry. The !lig i . ~ -OOPY-'"k ~----. ~~--~~------ gofng to New York so much that Dynaflow drive. 'Ppb"·l~ill4~~~~'!;) mlle.s. Radio and Heater. Spotless. . • ~ •f ·\" , Jtlaon Area 1 IUDI.mit meetliig "for mon bs. sounding board for hts own phi ~r~thchf'V Uked the idea of losqphy. · ' Seven branch candelabra, latge vases of Meadow Rue, Re· gal Rue, Regal Lilies, Eramus spikes and foliage of buckle· berry and Ivy graced the altar of tbe Methodist Church at S\lversvllle, on Saturday July 5, .for the marriage of Miss Emma ~..ole Brewer and Mr. Charles H. Simer.al. The Rev. John Elwood perforn!ed the double ring ceremony at 4:30 P.M. ' The bride i_s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer of Portland, Oh1o, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Simeral of Bethesda, Ohio. A half hour of nuptial music ----------~ preceded lhe ceremony. with Mr11 The sell!diona were '10h Promise Howard Ebersbach at the piano Me", ••Because'' and "The Lord's and Mrs. John Elwood as soloist Prayer." Plresiorit "' . s.,pet Champion• '. ' ' . ....::. relg.. ne $3.95 to $12.95 -also"UNDER FIRE" I! a f • ELBERFELDS Robert Healett. Bellaire; lllro. Mar· John Derek - Elaine Stewart I • $15.95 A Set· Other Croquet Sets -::--- · • •'Nikita Khrushchev Whittled , flown To S~e By Eisenhower ' ' Ohio; .dr. and Mrs. John Beall "HIGH IIELL" BANKING ·SINCE 18'12 Illember Feder-' ' Re1~rve Syatem Member Federll Deposit lni1JFIIDCe Corporation POMEROY RU'l'LAND WI ' . Plastic bolls, mallet heads with Durati~ . of phenolic resin plastic and Rollway rack. • 'All finished iq 'vivid c9lprs · c\nd d~-i'tdble ' varnish. · ' _ trip the brld• changed to a betgr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Juty 26, 1958 lion Draws 0 • enttne Cltauttcey Is V GARTON · Croq'-et Sets at ColumLlls. MEIGS--POMEROY ' SIX PLAY Durst waa ir The new .drs. Simeral was grad uated from Racine High Schoo' and presently is employed Wit' the Motorists lfutuallnsur,ance Co Pomeroy Bend THEATRES ·e . at y _,_ charge of tho, guest book. lor of the Middleport Pretbytet· um Church had lunch with }\ev • t~'li Np. 88, Elva Dailey '"d !,Irs: Violet Brew· and ' T--·----- - -··,...--------.....,.,..,..•-+;.::::'~~·~"..:;..::'-' _!o_ I'~ •••e•t• ~i.Jte was centered with a three-Uere( wedding ct.ke. Hot~tP-sses wert Mrs. Paulinf I Brewer, Mr~; . Maxini).. Pnro~~t. Mn of Nursing hal\ returned to Pal'kersburg · after a week'"' vacauan w1th her parents, Mr J ·Weother . d..orated the bride's table whlct ~ chool . ~. ' ... ' streamers entwined with ivy ci. cled the lt~wn from. · eit~er sidt of au ar~hway whic:h was decor ated with roses and ivy. Rose: ti ne l!rs. Terrell is '.he former [ .Miss Jane Harris, a student "Urse at St. Joseph's Hospital . - !t'~· aunivenary 'Will be celebrat•, and 1\lro. WUJtam ChUdo. W' Aif4ust Dth wltb a dinner at · !be llltllii 'Rellauiant. Mn. llntd Ohlinger wao a ~ETtLOSI TWO Plans were tnad!! for 1 the se~ gqeat tnd' prbet were •warded t. ' ' ' ' 't enth annlvenory of their Can· Mrs. Edword T. FrenCh, Mni. COLUMBUS UP! - / The Co· asta Club when llrs. IUcbarrl Chorl.. Brmlbury, l\lr~. Donald lumbua Jeh loot a d'oubleheador, Gress entertained th'- m.ember~ MUit l nd l\lrl. Ralph Glbba Jr. H .,aad iW, here Thursday night Tuesday evening at her home A desa~ eoune ~·ras served to wind up a aeries wilb [ioche• ter on tbe". wrona: end or a 4·2 ~ ding a reception wis held on lht- by the hoJtesa tO the :~.'bovc men· record. lawn of the bride's home. wiilh .1ono,d aqd ,Mrs. Rober, Schmoll w11l v1sit Mr <t nd Mrs. John Ter rell and ch ildren, Johu and Cbnr; 1 ' Methodist Church At Stiversville Was Club Planning Scene Of Brewer-SJmeral W-edding _Vows For Anniversary lor Oak Ru1ge, Tenn., where they WHY ZIGZAG • per sons went home for the dty. Nc. one was burt. An. 115 foot section of the wesl buckled and !be '''"nd fioor roof sqged. Wtttnesses said debris was hiirl· Emswiler· Okavs 2pL Af· ler TO p}an For ·p • reps ' Ro'1!irt Hamm, repr•senl~live or ed into an adj30enl euCU41tion the Mi)lland 11\Uiual Life "Ins. Co .. areo w6erei an addition to ·anothOI bao been in~Ut\Od , Into the Mil bulldlng is goinJ. llonalre's club" of tbe company at ADLAI IN ASIA the firm's recent national lon· LONDON UP! - MIISCOV( Rs· vention in Estes PBJ:k, Colo. dlo reported Friday nighltbJI I or· Mr. Hamm recei*d a member· mer DemOcratic party preatden· lC No actio• wu taken on tbe new " ship •l"oil lrom the company'' tial candidate Adlai Ste,enoon b11 DALLAS Tel• UPJ _ Sen· KDriDI .method at the •oaehe_r F"ident, c. o. : swu~an .' He at !rrived at the central ,~oian city , ·aibed the honorary · ~~li!~atiop of Novoslbirlt in tour of tho Ralph w. Yorboroufh and mil· eumnt' -~. Eml~i•r . ,~~ , ' lionaliO Dallaa lawyer . reneher "but lbe '""ling lJ that It will ao by placing lil for~ more' than ' >oviet Union. William A. Blakll!)' bulb predicted into eRect !bl• faiL • million dollm worth of. Insurance While Mr. 'nd Mn. Jlamm at LICENSE IISUED viciOI')' today in tbe Texas priThe ,alloclalion:~ma'i' ..:::=::~~ tended tbe -convention, their chU A marfiage Ueense has been il- mary electh,u. on a P.f'oposa1 to . dren. BorbJU and Jeari. •lsite~ ;ued here to Delmar ll Rhodea, 21, The polls opened at 7 a. m. and hiah ~I lh!ir j!"andparenla, Mr. and l\lrs tarrisonville, utility worker, and were to 1 reroain open until 7 p, m. from 18 to 20 teama whleh ~~( lcipba Dole Ward. HarrisonvUle, a~ which Ume the roturna will be- 81! l!llpeeted to meet with II J/ 0. Roedel, E. Main..t, _B·-'--'--------':.in__:po_url_n..;.i in, , _ _ _at. _·_...,......:.....; hI"'_;,;_didates Expm V' tory, ·"' I his 1 MiildleP:Of! Park ~'ffl'lts ,;...·• -...... ilrt1 . FffiST:PlcNl,~ EQUIPMENT INS~AttED· Two -picnic benches, !!replace and Jeen 'n~nt port's ' 1ued..at once. In nther sctio"' tbe asOO<iatlon: over to finabce tom· Hlbha two -D~ed their tounWn ·w\)Uid area • \1:h~~; ln � 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 25, 1958 braley swan williams