https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa1b57d8d7644bc2440a01ad4e02f583.pdf f8d23c51d3cdf7d21790ffc57ba69f20 PDF Text Text ,. ,\ '· • , ... '' ,. t ,-., . r .11.r • • !1-Daily;Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 26,1958 ~rticles,~ks If It eould W'Q' OD9Uih fuel, a oew U. 8. super~ie research A total ofl,l42 America .. hove plloe ...,uld be able to elrtle the become permanent reaidents or iu1b. twice al the equator in 24 lamaica In the Britiah Weal In· Checked By Club, Swimming Enjoyed retmned •• today from Pittsburg where he bas spent a ·tw" weeks vacation with hia bro· ther and 'lister-in-hnv, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamer and son. Finished artir:les and books were Mr and Mrs. George loteinhart checked in preparation for the have returned from a vacation dies during the pa1t frVe years. )OW'S. The Dail~ Sentinel Middleport Society James Hamer _The jig used In bulldin~ the modern transp.ort equipment, noise ' ls 50 effective . plaae is so. large work.ers ~smg i ou ean ·boP" rour heartbeat as tbe aame jtg mwt commumcate JOU walk tbrougb it. by telephone ' A "qlllei room" 1l8ed by a 0. S. judgmg which will be held at the home of Kitty Per~er Mon. at 10 a. m. when the Merrv Lassies 4-H club met Th11rsday evening at the home of Patricia Hennessy. alrtraft 'JJilnuract~.~«r to reduce WlJlla of a trip to Clc•eland and Columbus. They were accompanied hr..me by their grandd~ughter Cheri Mayer who will sl)t·nd lhe week with them. Cheri is the daughter of Plan~ were made for a PICDi'! idr. nnd Mr:i John Mayer and swtmmlng party to be held at Gilbert Ervin was calJP.d here Forked Run Lake on Monday foJ from his home in Columbus due to lowing the judging of the work by the death or his mother, Mrs. Ben Mr.s Geneva Nolan. Plans were Ervin. 1 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Spondlng lheir vacation in Ver· II · milhon and Cleveland <~re ~r and l'tfrs D.r.le Nicholson and daughters Martha and Carolyn Also accom· panyir.g them was theu neighbor,• Mrs. Earl L••\ ],ctt ' 'l.''i! . ., l .II(' Dayton with Mr. dAd :irs. l!'orest Phelps and Mr .. and', Mriif l'iul Werry. •~,., 11. ,• Mr. and Mra. ,Artllur ~ ol Miami., Fla., are !ree~·.end' sq•ll of Mro. Wilham JII?J!t~r • ' Bentz Wolfe !J>O!it 1 fi{c~q ~ Plantz with bla SlaiOrs, lllllsea 'Ida and Aufiusta 'WPife; • • Lucille Uawklu ; . ... ' . . • . . •• . . l'tiJDel'OJ.1Soelety Editor H,ylda Rice .••.•.•.••• , ·•...•.• Mltk!leporl Sodeb £cu1o1 Sets~ugust 16~sWedr/ingDate . J • ~~. .,.,..., ' , l f' ' fJ,e/.f}~:~~ lJ ' '"' tl\~ Serrice~ For Mr!. MOttu,. • Weather'· Ohio: Partly ·clouilr and wa"" · '~lh ' .uttorill lhu.....,_,. ·· llkalr · ntMitr In aftomoon and night. TuKdoy portly • - thullllarshowt,. llkalr In ·tDuttt •ncl eXtreme · east p6,rtlom. 11!1 much cha,.. In ltmporatvros. .VOL X at -e·· .. cloudy, ----· NO. 81 '--·--~ ' Bevo(etl To Tile lntere•u Of Tlae ltleft•·Muon Are• --..-'---~------;----- - - MEIG8-POMEROY TONIGHT A~ust 6 Is Final Dafe Set "THE NIGHT THE wq_RW EXPLODEq" Wm. Leslie .. FOR LAKE HOPE ,\ugust 6 bas been 5e! f~r the deadline tor registration of ca,ttle, s\vjne :and ilh~ to be exhibited at the 95th annu~l ¥e1gs County fair, it was announced today. , Both beef and dairy cattle owned In Meigs County can llf ,enteted free of cl!arg~ upqn the pqrchase of .a membership .tictet but all cattle .outslde of Meigs County entered will re· M'd' ·ll p }'ICe I weport Levelin s•Ights On Hot-Rod Driver ~ I wm Here ore o few of the late mode ..sed cars we hove in stock; ~se cars ore really sharp; All ore·, one owner, low mileage, g~ 1tires. · ' YOUR CHOICE $1895·oo ' ' ' 19S7 .Ford - 2 Door Stdan - R&H, Stalalard Transmlsst... - 6 cyl. Cue!om . 195~ Dodge- 2 Daor Lancer- R,H, Culllpm ·Royal : · · I j Doe• It Make A Difference W·D··E·R•E You Buy Your lnaurance' • You bet It does - I('a the dlffereR<o between juat havlnl In· Coronet aurance and havlnH ADEQUATE INSURANCE THAT YOU 19S-·.Chnroltt .l. 4 Door- 9 Pass. Wagon, H., Standard Transmission KNOW YOU CAN DEPEND Ol<. And that may meAn a dllfel' eO<e of thousan<h ol dollars to you, II troub~ comea your way. 8 t:Y.l. - 210 Series ·f 9iid·.r , ,.,.:DOdge .. 2 Door Lancer- R&H, PushbuHon Traas~ulon, 8cyl. I I . · · 1954.Plymolfll -: 4 Door Sedan - R&H, Pushbutton Transmission 8, cy\ .- Belvedere · :!~t.~~- 4 Sttlan - H., ,p~~liultOn T~ns~lon, 8 cyl D.>~OUk .CHOI¢.E $149~$.oo LET US MAKE THE DIFFERENCE COUNT IN YOUR FAVOR DOWNING INSUilANQ AGENa, INC. Melp County'• L.rgest and Oldlest lnsutance Agency , PHONI 6116-M Parish House Part(, Picnic Being,'Pianned , · WCI'f MIODLIPORT, OHIO made for the annu•l the lawn at beld Au~· ~":"'- -. 1tB ' ,Ptr~lh- 4· ~ Sedan -I&H, S1indanl Trans w~.· :ovenlrlvt 1 •8 .ey .' - Plua , · · 1t~ 'Fenl ~ 2 Door Wan- R&H -Fonloft.aUc - 6 cyl. - ·~tollllne \ ~ • 1 . I · !955 Ply.,.. ~ 4 Door W•• -R&H - Standtinl TraAis.ron - 8 ¢yt - Deluxe Series ·• · · Merev6r y~· ~;r 8ANk.:ay; MAJ~:. .USED TRUCKS'. ·4I?U~jMgt -1 Ton Calt &dlassls- 6 Cyt. , ··· ·············· $1395 Speed 'l'ralllllllaslon - !)lew Rubber. · · ' ~'::!·~~-\. "· ltsi ,._ -.14 ,.- ~: - , cyl.. ....... ... .. .. ..... .. $495 aS{iCtd TnilllilJJIIon,-'-. GOOd Rubber. . '' I ' 1' ' , ' ' " ·.. ' ,/ B'lt ~pl,J~I . ~... Bend Al'f•· · . , ....... . '"'·'•\•t" I I • ' '.' I. f • ',, ' ' .:. . ·:·, ··''' $350 . 'I '. , ,No,!la,:~~~' ~flln~J, ,,':9ul Kl~, at HI~~ .I '' ' .' J~- .~ TOI- 3 $pH~t~~·· wo,lt. '. ;~~~~ ., . ' ' '· . Middleport, Hia dcoth was allributcd to a broken nec:C:. Pomeroy Driver Charged With DWI After Atcident AI the result of a mmor accident &tunhv, a Pomeroy man wiU taee llayor CharleJI Legar on Tues• day, Augus1 12, to answer 'lO charges of driving wh1le mtox1cated. Two otber motorifrtll are aloo free on bo:nd awaiting hearings at the 111ame tHne on charges of speedmg. I I "ilooeh," meanJng whiskey, de· rive• from the AlaBkan Indian wor4 "hoochlnoo," a drJuk the Indiana on Sitka distilled from molasses. !!1t ~ -~ Door laHer- R&H, P:ushbutton Transm!sslon, 8 cyl. I , Pushbutton Transm:lsslon 8 cyl. ' -· Arre!ted S::tturday following an aeeident wit"n his car hanged up a fender of :a car belong~ng to Har· Ian KJqe& flf London. 0 . while parking, Waf Arthur Wandhng, 69, of Pomero)', who wu charged with the ~WI (.llunt The arrest was made by Patrolman John McKenzie the investigatmg arricer Wandling gwas placed in Meigs OONALD MORRIS 1 County' Jail on Saturday at 4:22 p. m. and r<'leased on orders of Sheriff RobC'rt C ll:lrtcnbach, the lfayor Sund.ay morning, 1vho inve.•tigalctl the fatal acciGerald Cocherl, 47. of Huntingdent, sa id :hat the youth had been ton was Bll'<'!lrd by Ctty Pohce visttinc: at the farm of h15 UnCle Saturday f~ speedmg on E Mam· at and poste::J $~ appeara1lce bond Lester Thomas of Langsville and , Parson Floyd lee 57 of Russell that Sunday when hi! h:td heard · ' • tns Uncle say somcthmg about· Ky., also posted a $25 appearance drlvmg the ford tr:>ctor ever to ~nd when hf', too, ~as arres~ed the farm of hts son, IWymond, lor speedmg <m E. Mam·st. ~unday :t&ked J)t'rmls!':ton to drive the In a eourt. seSJton durmg the ~ractor whilf' hill uncle !oUowed in end, l111lard FowJer, of Br:'ck 3 fann trl'ck. . l'omerry, pleaded not ~udty driving without an operalor.i PcrmiSH.m was granted and lhe illoen••· In contmulng h1s decis- boy started off on the traetor witt. thc matter Mayor Legar hi.i Uncle, Lu:tcr Taom.a&, follow$5 and costs and SIM· mg in ap~roxtm¥:ely 5 mtnutes. both: fine and costs The uncle told Sheriff UartenbGeb that he had r:une upory the tractor in a ditch but at the rirst stgbting of the trrlcWr dtd not see the boy and wondered at what had hanpened. Wben he went to the traet· l\f which was stalled on the left side or the road in a dlt.eli, be round thr. boy pinned undet the tractor with the left rear wheel tractor pcross his'. ~ !\aid that he backtd the tractor ort the boy and then a&JID· maned the emergeney squads of Pomeroy and Middleport for aid. auire a 5p cent per head charge - - - - - ' - - - - - tfter tlt~ pUI'<"hase n( a· member· 1 ohlp tlekct Harnld C•••q')an t. 0 supennten~r.nt o! tbe dairy cattle department end Hugh Cust<Jr and \Hiram Sln\vter are suporinte.. d· fl ents of the beef eatUc d"Y'Rrtment \ rt - Sheep and swine exhibitors must fUtChaae membersbip tlc~t"t ~ 'I11o , ... witb a 50 cent per bead addition- 11 Yl~dlt:'M"t polic!! P'" l'l't abot• al Charge to be !evtcd ~m out of I •-. take it !ofcvcr. Nor are resr county, animals being entered and :Jen!s $1 for each pen used. Ralph C. Henderson Js superintendent of Th:1t is, the ~-e1mln 1. rr"~nrln ' the department. 1 1ntJ,. ? or •n s~utt ho.t :-vdd~ bf' 'ieved to be of New Ha\lcn, W. \73 Exbibitol'!l m!ly tile their entrie11 vho lov ~s North Third-av as · ~ with Geral~ Reuter, fair board !rag strip late at n!gbt ~ secretary, at the ReutPr In~ur? n~~ Agency in Pomeroy and on Aug. 4, I His n:- rne anft denedptlon ar 0 and ~. t!Jf> sccr<'t:1rv's (lff, ..e ,.., '~nown ta p~itce, thanks to o~ol the 'ock springs li'B.irgrounds will •ant cab dr1vers But nobody ;~ · be open all day to pe~mit cntrie., caught him yet: l1an! Tb'!lt guy i Y • tci be filed. .•t the T one ~cettnd an*l pa~ Gil 'qore's ' Scr.•ice Stntion near lWt It .,..is alao reported that teams 'and·st a f.:nv l!{'conds later. winnlr.g the ' top three places in the three weight cia.,.. of the an· nual horse pultipg C.!),ritest -~}lieh will be the ev,enlng ar•bdslana at· traction on Aue. U at the fJir will be required to submit to the nlwla leal t~nd premiu'ms wil~ not l!o pttld until resul~ of the analy· Iii' are received from stnte ~~~­ \ torlea. Weiill-i'!.rl ".Jor 1M .<Qq\O•t 11e held . ti~&.!> ~~ ~ m.. on the cveDfng of Ui~ ·con ted.-t. ·BAKER PURNITURi' The desire of a youngster to drive a farm tractor 'Was the cause Sunday afternoon of a tragic deatb on Nelson Road seven and one ball tenths of a mUe N. E. of State Route 124 near Salem Center. Killed In the tragic mishap was Donald Morris, 12, son of Joseph A. and Hazel Kessinger Morris of 291 W. First.av, Entries f,or Livestock Registration -also - ·- - Of Tragedy At Salem Center' SJNGLil COPY-Ic : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Jul;r 23, 1958 ---·-:--'---------- ~ A. Morris Is Victim ·e nti ne Dea ille Set For Meigs County Pom•roy Bend THEATRES Katheyn Grant - • be, was packed ~ l~e sUq. · a spinal operation fo,r the brain. Phyit· the Phllllpsi>urr hu been 'eul �-· .. ' . ,..,., -. __ ~. ·--·:""':".:---. Dally Sentinel T.X~ Chew dig Bit-eOut Of .. New Automobile Resale Value Davbook ~· I J,A(K ~.., .. VANDENB!RG UPI l•lec:eliV~t ldiNir DETRQI'I' tl1'l - Taxl!o pia1 ~ larger pDt 111 the d•preelat .. n 6f a new car than most people re IIJMo, a liioleaman filr the Detfbu alto aasoolalibh nul Sat urdly. tiie' iioobomab waa 11\ed to ejptlilll why I Dew car which liiJ)IL IIi" a lite eli'pcctaney o! 100.<100 milea dropped In valuo by fmoat ~ • third after only about o.oc!O 1'1\lleo of driving, or !·2oth of ltl life O>peclancy "Wbilt most people don't reall!c lS that they pay a large slug Of •wtwn they bUI' a new ,.r," t.o ~an Slid '"the FMeral =~U to oh """ col'l t lone " lot 10 per cent or th< •••lm It!" '""· "'ON tile nt'IV ear driver hat; ~Y.ht hi! cor, he <an never ael ..e~ the money he paid for lbllse tltei. II be kteps the car oftly a · ~. then be peyo dl of those tiiii lb i:lbe yenr and that mali:es the Yilue of a car drop f•ster 111 lilt flrit year than at ahy other ume. 11U he keeJ)IJ the cal' longer, the tiha are amortized over a long Of petiod of t1me and he depte tbtion rate h1 not as great That's 'i'hr depteciat1on 11 not as gre.u alter the nut year .. ke potnted out most llates alsr tl1t1 a lile1 tax which applies t:> lite oele o! aulomoblleo. .... loneer tlle ~ar ts kept by one owner, the longer peru>o1 of tlmc tbete lJ to spread Ollt tlle burd en or the tix ,, Aside from the strtct deprecia tion eauaed by lhe unwtlhngnes:< Ol lnototl.ds to buy a uHed car tbe tales conatttute the biggeJt single factor 1n ~he drop lh value of 1 new car, he satd but there an.· other f'idot'c too "Once a car :u; dr•vP" out ot• the street by 1\ new oWner , wr are required to sell it 11s a u!ed car," he &aid "11 tbrn has t compete for sale w1th new cars '"MO!t proepeetlve buvera wouUJ rather pay a little m1r~ and get a new car than save a little anti get a used car So the prlce " used car dea1er has to se t on a used car hil to be at east $800$'700 lower than a new car Your Election . /Laws · Mather Will Sets Up $200,000 For Charity Atutually MeDonaJd, Murray char!Ue_. <our! to hold that tho ~If! to tho Is valid I WA'll to earr) SueceSBOf, • CJO Jo'b a<ntrh R ~DI~·· · mw will voaKhowtJPtout- uD••ld Me· Donatd pro•ldenl ol tho Unlltd Steelworker• (AFL(10) thlo Y••r In tho !ace ol mouaunr ronk·lnd-!lle opposition to hll loodmhlp ol the one mil· JltD-IIIIn unton, l"ortUn( Masazlne Uld totlor In • copyrl1htcd artl· file. •'I'IM 118-~aNIId lobor leader 'UI lie aueceedod by t w Abel, lemtut·troaoum ol lhe union, Uti predicted lloDGnold ..m realan his t30.· • t·year post at the union's eon· Wntlon thlo 5eptemher lo otovo olf in open fioor fltlht, lhe pul> !~tailor> Hid lie b!ll l•sl Iouth with rank· llld~llt mombero ond alienated Offl<loli of lhe blf union by hlo "b... handedtJC>H" In rtlnntna uu lot;l olfoln, the moa•ztne added MeDGfiold wu ele<ted held ol tflt Qhl!Od Sleelworkero In 10~3 _,..adln1 the tal e Philip M11r· "'"'"I"" "'· ' ' .' ' 'I'll "150 IT I SAID :!-Dally Sen~l, Pomeroy-llfiddleport, 0., July 28, 19&8 iith.E RED ~ out her wishes" Undur Ohio law, chorlt~ble slrte aet up In wills mtde within a year of the donor~~ death are not valid .o·oo 1 DG~th-lle-111 , 11·3Q 1reuure Uulll II:OC '!be Prle L u• .. 0 m ~1 .. 11 30 Concentration 12:00 fie T!C Doul!h 12:30 It ~ould Be You I :00 Mld·Day News 1:15 Movietime 3:00 Today lo Ouro 3:30 , From TbeJe Boola 4:00 Quten l'or A 011 4'45 Modern RomlliCfll ~:w , omedy Time b:3~ apl••<h I'Luhou• 8:00 L<l~sodie Plre l'l~dlln 6 25 We.athtreut 8:30 r;.,.. Pll'IUN t:4~ !lh.: Ne"' 7:00 TBA ?!39 Wm Wllh A Winner 8:00 Tho Investigator 9:00 Dotto · 9:30 J!Ob eummln11 Sbow IQ:OO Callfomlolll 10:80 F.vorlte Slor)' 11:00 News Headllllea 11:10 Weathereast 11:15 Tho Jack Pill Sbolr I 1•00 Si!Zn Off Ull ~tlael1l llomiDCII 500 <:ometlt ~. ~:80 lplntQ Playb815 ~rons 17• 6•25 Weathetout B:W NeWIPteWn 841! NBC !left TOO H'wl<e,O 7 30 Haggll Bolli• 800 Reatleao GIIP 830 Tald Ill Wolla l'arp 900 Twelitr uae 930 Alcoa Tb1eater 1000 Suspicion IIIlO News Heati'.!Dtl 11•10 Weathertoat 11·1~ The Jack Pur Show 1'00 Slgu olt -- Toc111 0:00 Romper Boola 9•30 Kille DOOftaft Show Tbt! 1'r1ee lllllll>t Gonrentrallon Tie Toe DoUib It :•IIId Be 1011 Mld·D!)> Newo llovlellme Today Is Qura 3·30 From These Bootl 4 00 QuHD for a D11 le111s strip, ex.pectcd to 188Ue to the1r parts .suppliers They ROOD be ordc-r}Dg steel for frames, sprmP and s~anptngs. Channei8-Monday Channel8-Tuesda) Ml.r.t ' Mt1 Warden Ouh of Bashe.n and Mn Gladya Deeml!l of Pottlahd visited Mr and Mro Douglos Clr· ele and lan:lly Monday • Mt and \tra Eugene Holter and famaly were tuonday evenmg guests ot Mr :~nd Mrs Homer CJr. cie and family Steve Swepston of Columbus has been v1a1'tng lm gramdparents, Mt and Mrs Ralph Lee and ramBy 7'39 Sign On 800 Music In the Momtne 9•00 Doug Martin Show \0:00 ftlcrning S~ow i1·00 P1eees of Eight 12:00 ~!r DIBtr1ct Attorney 12:30 Bingo 1:00 The Afterpoon Show • 2:30 Doug Martin Show 3:00 American Bandstand 3.30 Record Hop 4·30 Amortcan a,ndJ:ltand ~ :00 Sir Lancelot ~ :30 MtCkey Mouse Club 6:00 Bingo e.so YourEssoRe~ •=·~ Sports Parade 8:i!G Weathermlll 700 Pre~ Conference 7.30 Cowtown Rodeo 830 ld• Luplno PlarhouH HOLIER HOSPITAL Admitted, .luly 2~ Mrs Pearl 0 Knapp, GallipoliS Ferry, Ed· MEIGS CIINIRAL HOSPITAL ward A EdwardJ, BidWell, Mrs Admitted Saturday, Elmer Hull, B J Allison Oak Hill. Worthy W Long Bottom Mn Ada Prall, Ne· Miller, Pt Pleasa nt Mrs Carlton wark, 0 E. Nu'l, GalhpoUS Normal Lucas, Dlschnri oo saturday, Mary CheshJre; Grorgc S Markin, Sr., VanCopney, Middleport; Margarot Radchff D18chargod July 2~ Mrs Geo Williams, ~!lddleport, Mrs John Workm ~m nnrl son, Mnson, W Va H Lear, MrM Don 8 Hurn Mrl \ 1 G E Raynes, Mrs Burdella Mead· Burke, AdmitHemlock ed Sundaf Mrs.Mra Louie kGrovc, 0 owH~ flDrvcy C May, Jame s C Day, c. McCune, Rt 1, Rutland, Erneat ;~ra Robert Elliott, Mrs Ida Ar· rington, Ransom Marcum, William Haning, Asbury, Rutland Mlrldlcportj Mrs l{aty C Dattey, Mrs Lionel Keefer, I Charla ~ Stc.kes, Margaret Lovett, Discharged Sunday; MMI. Bl'r~ Frea Donahue, Carrie Reo, George bara Eblin and daught~r. Porn· Smith, James McDernlitt eroy, Mrs "fary Jo Coatea, Miners· _B_Io_o_d_u_•_•d_ l_4.,:p_ln_t,_ • -;---.:; vl.:;ll.:;•·----~---- Racine Ralph R Radcllf!o Mary H Bad· :!~lc to H.,.l Michael , \1 A' Sut. Earl E Knight, Kathryn w Knight, to tlonald F Stivers, Nor. ma Jean Stl\'ere, Pt Lot 7, MlddleporL I Anna Sanborn tO Wilbur D Young, Ruth A Young, correction deed, romerOJ WJE·H WCTU Annual ., nic r·... PIC Tlus n'Ursuuy TJ.c ' KNOTTS UPHOLSTDING Free r.stamatls, Delivery , ''''l !'ll 1163 Sov. A... PlloM 1:154 GALLIPOLIS, O. cutftlll CUR\ BllU1Y SHOP Mary Stace Ptwtll, OWrwr 1 CLOSED FiloM -st.'JiiabAY ' AUGUST 2nd UNTIL AUGUST 1611o 8 Miles From RadDe On OLd Portland-Racioe ao.d lease til looks for sllits HW "''Y' ac- 11e1 u restore tli~ ~· and freab. neill yOIII' au!U bld \he day the1 .,..,. boulbt Yw'll Hte the way .,. shape jacket eoUars to hug the neci, roll lApels to fop buttA>n. 990 On· ·I The ~i-1 BRINGS ,Yi 1111 LATESY. MEIGS COUNTY NEWS AT 12!10 P.M,,,:,n,i:iiii - ~WRY - ~xtEPT . ' ' 1:Jt) 2:01) 2:110 3:00 uo '• 4:00 4:15 4:30 D:bo e:io uo ' Tile Cioet HoU1t Party llelt " illg P,aroff The Verdli:l Ia Yoiirt T!le Brfpter Doy Se<ret Storm Edn o! Nliht Lite ¥,tolinee , '!' , ~ Jqle Rltlln llh• \. ,, Liluli· ~ Smll!i RePIII!l! ' lllo,N.,. ;' ' ' ; 8'(. El'l;erflld'* :, \• ' I ' 1.. ,., 1 ' .i .... 1!'\ ' t~ .{ • ' nve beUer Yleighi?,orS. I ·' Aa 'l'bil World Tums ' SPON$0REb. • Stars ot Jazz Polka Go Ro'l"d Dlek Powell Playhoule Tilt !Iowa 'rlli>t•it Scotiril'nl the \halbet l);lO MGll Llit. Sbllw 900 9·80 10:30 11:00 11:04 Zorro Cheyenne Wyatt Earp BrokenAmw Pantomtme Qtilz Mystery Theater The Newa Tonllht Scannlnt lhe Weather MIUI Late llllcif ' RADIO STA. ' Who Me? No, SI'r! I'm A·'-G-o0-dDriver; No Safety Rule Needed 7:00 7:30 8:30 0:00 'u:!o 10:00 11:00 11:0& 11:10 Renowned Leader Of Flying Tigers Claimed By Death NEW O:lLEANS UPI - Fam1ly and friendk or Lt Ge!i Cla1re L Chennault paid thear last respects today to the famed "Fiyittg T1g'er~ pr1or to ll t s bur1al m Washmgton'll Arlingt•m Cemashipments of a few month 8nn.,uneed thlt be tery aD hill orders delivered et once Cllennault, 67, died Sunday or He sPecull t.ed that mbre drums tung cancu at Ochsner Clime would be 'nCl'ded to alrlllt oil to His second w1fe, Anna was at western alhes. h1s side nte weathetbeal.6n oldtlme air Two faCtors enl\anced prospects man bad been reported JmprovtnJl lo'r a recovery In oil country from Lhe bilateral ailment and gooda. Arab n8tionalists may eut pipe only S11nday mom.mg was re-1 linea, calling for , increases in moved from tllc cntJeal list Bu Amcrlean, C"t~nadlan and Venezuel· death cll.me suddenly lat.er m the an oU to oupply Euro'pe. And the day '1'1\e body w1ll he in date until Texas Radl'()ad Commission raised the limit on produdng days from fnncra l serv1ces at 3 P m e d t , 9 to 11 per montll beginning m then will be fiown to Washmgton August. Texas )Jankers are revts by the 14th Aar Force, wl11cll lng their pollclea and will lend absorbed the Flymg Tigers durmg more money to drilling contrac- World War II It wall hP. 10 state m the capttRl TueBday mght until tors With tlie release of Eecond quar- r notber semct at 10 am c d t , ter statements, steelntakckn eon· Wt>dnesday and bur1al at Arlmg tinued to Stress a need for lltgher I on prt'••• U s. Steel Corp is believed Chennault gamed h1s greatest walling for a a\ro»ger mDTket be- fame in Chma, where be£ore and fore announcing an increase. durmg WDrld War II Hs Amer1 Steel protluctlqn continued a can volunteer group • Flying steady r~c01'ei-Y last week from Tigers . wrote one of the most the July 4 setback Furnaces were br111iant chapters m aviRtJOn hu operated at 50 per cent of capu- tory al 20 to 1 odds again11l the lty, a half iloint increase Jtroduc· Japanese. Uon was Rbnut 1,512,000 net tons "Old Leatherface," a! he was to tbe Chmesc ii«au"' o! features , taught h is ll' e pilots hiS own brand df u U tactics that •1rlth surgl· • ...:__, ....a..... deftness removed 'l!IO enem~ I from the sky !rom the annual wCTU picnic will be Tigers' first flight on Dec 2t), b'·ld ;b~y '.lUI\> 31 et the , 1941, to July 4, 1942 when the c~urch o! Chnst 1n llu\land Tigers we!il absorbed bv the U S cordiai t6 afl\'tOunOOinent made 'to- Air Foree Durmg that tm1e Chen '1\ault'll yopthful fliers . never l)limbereij \nore than B7 - suffer· ed 19 eisaaltles. WCttS•TV Channell ' 8.00 Music in the Morning 9•00 DOUI Martin Show 10 00 ·The Morning Show 1100 Pieces of Eight 1200 !lr Dlstr1ct Atton.ey 1230 Bingo at Home ' lOCI The Afternoon Show 230 Doug Mastm Show 'loo American Bandstand ~~ -~- . 3 30 Record Hop WINII Gale winds ahtlat l~ast ofll! Ulr- 4 30 American Bondatand stru<k lrotri ~ ·btltd • ol ,.. 500 Superman thunderstorm• In the nitloh'l nlibt, endinr 5 30 !dickey Mouse Club tn lii!IIC>" BOO Bingo At Home Oklahoms ··30 'Your Esoo R e 6'45 Sporto Poratlo 6115 Wealhermaa CARMEL !ro · o!la rre...... itunt VACATIONIMO IN IOUtM Mr and Mra WllliR.m Walter~. and cl\lldren Dolle, Penny anl' Melanie left today for a week'i vacaUoll at Myrtle Beach 111 South Oarohna Mr Walters t•, on vacation from the Evaha 811 per Markel In G'alllpolls whei·e be waa tramferrelj in the ~rlhg ttom the lueal Jtote The1r youh· WASHINGTON UP! - A re· ·1!0 per !ent nld pollccmqn •eareh survey .Proved thl1 wee 1• could stand Improvement. what ulety experts he" sur ·74 per <ell! ~lsa.,..erl with tho peeled lor re~rs·the overa1e mo ldu thol m011 poople enJoy drlv Iorio! wrongly eonslde" h•moollllnr. But 84 per tent o! the teen 1 aklllod drier. 01eri queatloned thought the ma· So much oo, that "fc-drlviM 1 jorllJI of molot'lotl enjoy belnA ~Jocan.11 and astronomical a~cl behind the wheel. dent stat\stiC!I uaunl\~· flit oul -Adulta rated teen-agers as ' the deaf au1 The 1I01Dn" ""ll !lt !Uh •nly jrou"J) di!iletvln" 1 "poor tlea erolllde with the "tl~r v """' rl111k" label: but teen·as:en thenl~~:~ .. ~~~~,,.. tm a 1ood !elM let! tlle1 ire bel•~ u~ed a• ... ftipetood • The t\lrvcy, covering a · wid ~ · UOIIII!l~tJon o! tbe ntf'i torh'l ·TOOn'AICtlrt thJnJt t; ~fer ears ~bile, wos coliduttod by tlt>iftMift titlt ~tttr o~ollenolon, sleerln: Research Cdl·p under sr: 1'nsor· :.nd' brakea, would eut the ace I· lhlp or the Pure 011 Co snd the ~ent rat~. they also lrq enlhuol Amorltan 'l'ruclrjftll Ao,.~ i· '"n Hllc obout driver education It reveolod that 9 o11t or 10 ll'&ma but believe the¥ •houl be 'dult Jt10torlatl rate t~em ~ t,lv e r ~oro eomprtheh.slve aJ\d lonaer, above over••• In dr' vln ~ •kill Aoks • - Mollili\IS deaplte ovorwbelmlnt ovi<Loaee ·llabllual vloiiiOro claim theh thol moot driven ore not •killed troubleo ott moolly jlajleholorloil It allo showed thai the ,.tr,o per- lore 110ro l•vorably lbcllned tb· oenla!IO vonol~ ...d thell'<elvet , word pollee, thlnt llrl•or edu01 bettor than IVerqe 1n lion l.i fln.o 11I11t olilo pteod for trol!lc lawo. lfarnln1o lttlleod d! tl<keta. r·oo ?·OCI Tlida1 11:00 1130 2 ot 2.!0 t 00 I:ID 3·00 PtCIUC IUPNII MILD Thelbert A Brookllart to Elca.• or Jean Brookhart, liSa Columbia Fred W Crbw, Cornm or Est Clarencr C Wright, dec, to Hazel C. Wright, parcels, Rutland SyiYia M Mlle1, Bonnie Miles Jackson, Lee Jackson to Edword P Cozart, Ollie Mae Cozart lots, .LUSbft.S lN tOUGH COtNG ~ 9·ilil ~per RoO!b &·116 tie DGo!lllff Sbow 10:110 DQ h·Re·lll .' Mro Mildred lrawley and Mro Nan Moore entertained with a picnic supper Saturdn,y evening Those attending were Mlea Ellu beth Moor~ . Mrs W F Hawh~) Middleport, Mr and Mr8 James Hawler and granddaug! ter Ltnd ~o of WWalbrldSt!, Mr and Mh Jack Hawley or Long Islam~ , N \" . i!nd Mr, and Mn Amos naUey and children Jerry, Debby, Mike of New Richmond, Ohio PropertyTranaftn ' E~~:'~ 3-Monday ~~aJ:~ 3--Tuesday M1 Doul Q'Ill!l Circle and son and Florence Circle visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bloscll or Long Bottom rec13111ly Lmda and Sue Circle vlaited Mrs Georg(' Hall of nashan Saturdar / wtU -TV Chan"el3 BIRTH ANNOUNCeMENT Mr and Mrs Rand clpb Rump hrcys are announ r-mg t he b1rU or an 8 lb 3 oz daughter Mehndl' Kay, July 25 at Roanoke Va tht '-Iurpphreys res1de at 3,60 So Thard St, and Mrs HUmphreys ~md two ch!Uiren Rarldy Atl tl Sandy haV'o beeb the g1•e!t of h~c parents Mr anti MtS 0 ft Bfiz endme, at New Castle, Va fm the last hm months Other grandparents are M1 and Mrs. John Hnml'I'Jreys oi Pamt Bank, Vu. Mrs 1 TILIYtSIOtc GUIDE-" ,., NEW ARRIVAL and Mrs Wtlharn McKenztc of I<a naugua, formerly of Lincoln He1ghts, p,,m(;roy, are announcm g the birth o( n JOn, James Phllhp, born Sunday, July 27 at Holzer Hospttal Paternal grandpai-ents are Mrs Laura McKe1121e and rna ternal granc!parenh, Mr and Mrs "And the dealer has to make 11 Rupert Leedy of Oak Htll proftt So when you sJblracl the amount the buyer IS w11lmg tu ICI CIIA MIQCIAL pay for a used car, tlte new ca1 An Ice cream !!Otlal and ba!tbaH dealer'a profit, the used car deal game will be held l"tlday, August er's profit and the taxes, you'vl' 1 at 6 p m at the ltartll!lonville got quite a drop " High Sel1ool under the apotJsor· Aa an exz.mple of w'tal happens ohlp or the l!arri•onvllle Ball ClUb when a car Is sold one vear artcr accotdin{:' to announcement made It was new the skokPsman c1ted tiJday this hypothetu~al case The car IS f1rst purchased for $2,600 Th1s means 1t 1mmedlate ly drops m value by at len"t $260 the amount of t]'l e federal excise tax on tt - and probably more If there are hlcal saleg DIM~'these ' · ·taxes - I also taxes The new car dealer's prof ''EvenClllto though it, prob11.bly about $100 Is also have to be pa1d on used cars the~ gone don't have tO be pald !IS orlen If the ear doe1n't change hands a!. In order to sell 1t a year later often," lie satd "So oyam thP a used car dealer has to prtcc it at least $500 under Its orlgmn1 value And he has to hove his profit Wo, Jirobably another $100 Altbogether, that mal ~<~ a drop of S980 In only one yea· Except for the deprCClOtiOn val uc th8 amount a used car buyc1 will poy fur the car·l,rse cosh • .) BY TID W. BROWN remain faarly constant no matter Stcretary of ltatt While ou.r election h"'- 5 and ou1 how long the car is kept and oc rlectlon administration ln Ohw cur only when It is sold That'll why a one ow>Jer car 15 are recognized aa be• t•g amont: &l)e best m the nat10n Dnd we tak • a better buy than a two · owner ll\e proeeu of electing 'lUr ollie. car even II they are of <'qual age ails and deciding lasU•'i by ballot and equal use - the taxes hav\ more or len for gran cd, the o:· b"en pau! only once and there h lgin and .story of thl! ballot I" only one sales profit ml'l rgin mo1t lntereatmg We recently commented that the firllt uae or the b.t llot was l" Greece 3round 800 U C Hlston 1110 records that' the usc or tnr ballot In civic and lcgD l alfa 1r ~ was carr1!i!d over Into til e Roman elvllzation where tabelln• or wOden tJekets, were chlefty thwll If tllc vote COJ!,Ce! ned c!lang!! of law, thr CLEVELAND UPl- TTie "'"' of tleketa were marked ·u R ", meo. r. lng "as you uk" and lf the votCJ the late Mrs Wllllam G Mather favored no chan11e, he marked h1~ provlrlea g Its to charity amount \Jallot with an "A" for "antiquo' in ~ to 1200.000 ann1ully Flh~ ,J meaning "for the old" An enhre Friday, It r.rovldcd Cor lncom 1 •1.Jtem of aec:rot ballotmr was es from M,OOO shares or common !.Lock In Cleveland CUrts !roll labllshed In Rome In 39 8 C This lyatem, however, tell lnj 1 Co, valued at $38 30 per 11hare, dlmpute, elections becoming 11 be paid to charities through a char1lable trust fund . Ioree. V•rlou• form• of elections wer1 Prior to her death, the widow ln.tlluted durlns the Middle Agco oI Samuc I G Mather, placed the Votln1 by paper ball ot waa m 20.000 •hares in the trW!t fund/ eluded In rnany alate cor stltutlont which now owna 100,000 1h1rea o odopled by the first ''' '" of th<. Cl eve Iand Cl Iffa comml'ln stock. Vnlon But etecU()nl as we kno~ President of the fund 11 Jari'toa . t~eln i<>dl Y "' a for cry !rom D lrelanrf, 4:4, aon of Mr1 Ma llie 10-called "•ecret" bollols flr •l lher by a previous m.urllio. lutroduced In Amerleo. Ireland could ln•.,lldate tho wlll, bul ' a.d "! am "klns tho 'tfliJl W ... _, I ~ 4 ' ' ' • .1 , J··t I r' l:j! J ' ~ 1 ~ ' ' •. ~ lh ual o! the electric Kelft pump !or comfort, cleanliness, "rve ~eveundr~n eme,; e-e-nle of w:onderfui of all~electnc livins." ill ! year r0 .;, econo --'--'--- J • • • fur:; _ . "'l" ' M.ltL ICNITTd, Vaft Wert •we're' heating• and coolinll ~ ales att less cost thlhl!'VIr ' ' he!ore. H.;t pUIIII> dcM!s u ila "''lue lor enjoy our electric wewanl" ~a ]Ob .Is I M..... ..,.,.ftiMl.. know of \llday.D , ' • \:'Dlii~LL> r>h.W ,,,..... ··-""'ft' ' j' '< 'I' ' ' �' ' Bill Dan!!: of Marietta, drivilll stock at Torch Saturday nigbt, again had last lap bad luc:k, taking second in the 20-lap feature and the lO.Iap beat, after leading all the way. Larry Dickson. Marietta, was the winner over the King ear as he set a new lap record in time triala of 18.6 seconl!s for the quarter-mile. His ear w.:as once owned by Dick Dunlevy which won the slate !inala in Columbus last year. Kenny King's No. 14 Laat week Dana also led both races until tbe last lap. Racine Collects 16 Hits Off 3 Yankee Pitchers Larry Price threw a 2-hlttcr at the Little Leagu e Yankres Saturday in a makeup game won bY Raci!le 14-3 as the winnrrs pountl· ed out Ul hits ofr lhrC'c Yankee liitcheu. Racine blew the gamt· open w1tlJ 8 run!! in the fifth inning, alread)· enjoying a 7-3 lead . Top llacine were Jell l.1•e. 2 singles and a double: TP.d Bailey, 3 s:inglea and 4 RBJ's, Bruce Beegle 01 smgles and a dou ble ;:tnd John Arnott a double Howard Johnst>n and Peanul" Wickline each had 2 singles. The Yankees got 3 run!i in the third o11 H.o.rris' liniJe, 3 walks and an error. Howell collected the other hit off Price, a single in thf' fourth, but he was picked off first hy catcher Ted Balley. Yankees s luggt~ n 003 (){)() - 3 2 3 nac10c 112 3Bx- 16 16 1 Howell, Kern (2) , (LP), McKenl le (JJ ami Korn, Ht>•,ell 12) Price and Balle)'. Waner Catche!t On With Cards As Bat Coach ST LOUIS UPI - P:I.UI Waner, Ofle of the greateat batamen of all time, wn.s named hitting in· rtruclor for the St. Lou ia Card•· nals ~·riday. Waner, a member of the HalJ of Fame. worked wjth thr Milwaukee BraveR the paat five yeara. He spent rnoat of hi1 maJor league career with the Pittaburih Pirates. :.~ . SPORTS At Reedsville; Pomeroy Loses, 12-2 DESK , .· , Into Full Game In Nt sFront 11.07 lt.88 48.00 .~ . ' . ,_,. j• •• .·l· lTI ?· 'Jt ~i¥-14·· . j' U8t l~ltt.i.-lilh Wdi.tfd ' ,. • , .t 1 acine Campaigns Well In HVL -. - &· r · I . r. ·r :.n,,....., aea~~qn Jae~aon U your horlle Is your castle, then you should !K'e · our royal dlsplay of furniture - ita fit for' ~ 7 i'oom hOuSe. Extllent cOndiking :md at peasant prices. Bak· tion with 1 a~re grouO.d. Pholle er ' Furniture, on the Brightest !2't·X. · T IR !:lie Corner in :Mtddl~pott. 'I' 25 ate -~ - York~ ~ieaiJ(/' Y.,.-~ Turl~:y. ' :-.~~ h. . AT H )ml ·~·/. Pnm.roy Ftii!QI , Bur.Co-Op AssoclaliCIIl . · Jiours: 6:00 A.M. to· IO;OO P !1!. •· · Daily Except( Sunday . · · __.___.__ I c !pliO Pontlje VB Stir Chief 2 dr. CataUna' Cpe, , $l,593. Hydra· .lftlltlc dil~e. Spotless all Ieath· er oeall. )m1rt all white .finish . Shal'p(!.!Jt 'fl~. we have . had fOf long tlme. :Blaettnar•!:,':lPomel-oy 7-2,-titc. · . .n 1 llsed ,Motors, Boatl u:: Trailets, Finaneia& AnUable. Metrop[.o1itln Mart.. Sales and Service. Phone 88-M. Pomeroy, p. 11-11-tf . ' ,,-~r-" ~· Malni St. - Pomtr.,Y, 0. CbJcaao,!ifl1llwa~"" :~~~~': ~ T0 0ust AIStOll As Dodger PI'lot Racine, Colonels, Win Make·Up Games Saturday, 10·9 And 8·3 ;.. '';:" ., ' ···· ~ " --~=-=:-:·;-'--· c;:-·::---1 Ready $iJJ'Elt P!t~AIIU!Il '; I ~ Franc:i~ (9ol ~oritl(l SupplieS .(81 Aul\1 Sdles 04 .€:::: ~ Redlegs' ShakyHold On Fo"urth . Inning~ av Be·Stronger Tuesday N"tl e ..7~ Dod~era .4'n 4 SPECIAL . ...,') Wall Is HOttest -JS·.· ..$ 50· INCLUDING FOR ····~~~··,::. ~~ -11 ON.LY -~. :·· . . . R· H. i-.wlina.:5•n~·co. e•·-· ~:;~~:;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:;;;:""'~·~-~ lour. · BICYCLE·: ·s·p. ' ·' TOD~Y S Allow II $14.31 p..- 1110nth Come h1 anll au aur COMo . plete Unt of IOrDit plan1o . ..· -~EW 24 I.NCH 1 . ' DELUXE MODEL WITH HORN AND u 'GHT ,, ' . USED CAR SPECI~LS . REG. SELLING PRlCE $34.91 SALE! · 1957 F0 RD.......... :·······:,..,·:$J495 8 PaiiBenter Country Sedan •. , ThUild4!1'blrd, V-8 , ·•• Fordomatk: ,, , . · ~clio and H•iter , , ;, - ~ C!ea~ In-'de alld ·Out .. . Lllht 'Green ~. . .. folsb ... Com· pletel7 Re'coniuttoned. I · ' ~ I · ' ·, '1\ •' '· · j '\ 1956. , ,~ ... '' '":,':...''' ";·"'. ·;'::.:..·.• tJ:~ ~&Il •·, MJ~··..,~· J ~ '( ·V-8,'· ' ' I Stlijldatd ~ ' ... One·~~·,' ;, Gtiiund IV011 Flnlill . ;.·\\·'~Pf'i~li;: , 1 • ' ' ,I ,o Tu!!OI' •• ' ll~i~\ll!llt'!l.'k. . . Passengt~ . Cars WHEELS SA~~CED Pro Gouer After ViClOW - ... ·· Limited T~~~. On.ly . '.+-LLl· spencer Unload OAN '100 300 100 i'z -~ 01 · ·- c /J~f ,= ,NtltucArt uAGu• I . Ohio Valley Association teams p)Byed a full round of games New York ;· over the weekend Including three matches at Jackson, one at MAN · • Bo,alpn 411 46 ·r,·S 14 Point Pleasant and another at Reedsville. u•,!_':'IL,TON R~_!I 1 1 two bomero and the aecond llllll\e jlaltiQlqre fT· 411 a 1a iddleport rolled th "I t t R d "II · " - ,.,. •-not ona waa •Buapended MtaUIO of the C-lca"" , <IIi tO . TO 11111 M up e ~ mes score a ee SVl e, WID· Hear all that hammering•. r!e I I b •· ·• nlng 14 1 D HI d • • h t d Ch 1 'th' eu w aw w th the P llo ahead, Ka- ·CIIJ , t4 ...t78 11~ • on ave n Y 8 •· ter an ar ey Sml s hom· It's only Hank Asron keeping •1, in the ~-t•. · · 1 •· ·•· d n bl d' le d ks' ' v ~· c~v...,n ' 48&2.4691~\1 er, d~u e an smg an Ed roo s pur of doubles and a the front door open for the Mil· Joneo' two bomero plus a pajr l)etl'oit . . t3 81 .f87 19\l single~ · waukee Braves and preventing of tripJea by Solly Hemus and Waibingto,.. t3 .aS .~ 22 At Point Pleasant Dick Walters Umlted Pomeroy to 6 National League pitchers from another homer ~ Carl Sawa!lki . .~tlti!t•J'• R..Utio . winning 12·2 as the downriver boys unload.ed a total of five getting any oleep. gave Robin Roheria hla lOth win· C.h. . . 6 1 l'•h Jl Aaron did aome pretty loud in !be open.r. Dotrolt o w •1 Racine Is campalgmng very successfully In the Hocking home ru ns a gain s1 th ree Po meroy P"" ers, mmy Joe Hems- knocking sundoY when he drove YANKS LOSI TWO llllll ,·y',d..·i'rtt::O'tu Valley League this season In Its first try. lef, i•ckk Wess t, and Bub Stivers. in three run• with a· homer and Over In the Amertcsn ~.o$e, •alii•~ A wan; ct.'" .· :1, nl....l After Sunday's battles bad died down the ex-Tornadoea n ac son aturday Point Plea and got the only Reedsvllle extra a slngle that beat the Cubs,.. 4·1, the Cleveland Indiana halted the .,. l u - I R~lb •" stood tied for fll'St plaee with The Plains on 8·1 records. rttey sant played J mt~ke-up game. RUII baie hit, a double in the second and moved the Braves a full game N y k y -L-- ' fanned 11 and won 5-4 on Inning. m · front. ew or luu:.:'l aeven • game .._.,1 (h"-' a beat JackSonville 3-2 as wrongsider Larry (Little F'ooz) Wolle aMltc!lell six hitter. ~inning streak witb a pair of ·-~~ ~Itt li ·!!all.,... 6 g d L de I Middleport blew lt open in the Hammerin' Hank unloaded his Identical '1'-2 vlctoriea\ lt wu tJte W~_.... 4 -~ta 3 ht pitched another. fin~ game. He allowed only three hits. ay eon rna ts debut iD second Inning with • runs an~ 22nd homer w1'th one one ,·n the IndlaiUI • 1·h"8t· vl~·ri ' ""'~~-~ -::::L• ' '"'"" ea over the ·Wt• ~~---- 6 .......-vlt 1 W When the firing 18 over come September my guess is that the un u OJ first lnninn off Dave H1"llman and Y k8 in Cl el1nd b~· t•'"""~ · · · league . at Ja.k.on With a dou~olfe will emer~e as the top pitcher in the league. Larry did· ble header, loaing both, but play- it went like tbill: A Wayland wat. ,,·ngled ho.me Bill Bruton 1.n the an fV t "' .GI...,.n\17 Ntw 1st •even llraight lo,.., to ·c:i;wt~ 7 ~w Yo... 2 tnd !' t fare _too well m the OVA last year but he's certainly mak- in g I"me baae ball - 1n th e f"Irst game en with an error' Don Manl ey third. All that hitting brought following th 1 a I d · · I" went down 2-1. each team doubled, Tom Davis hit into a dourookie Carlton Willey his fourth e e gue ea ers. ~ ·. · _Tut.-,.1 ~ 1 mg hay m the HVL. getting 3 hits, and winbJe play, but Crook& got his ' n rst victory. Cal McLish gained hia ninth W41hinstQp at n•ht . "Is the competition weaker in the Hocking?" I asked Ra· n~na: Mike Mitchell'-'; extra indouble, Bo.Qne Kindy singled, ervictory In the opener by holdbig Bll~metre at Cl•ve}!lrul nllht 00 cme manager Allen Stobart recently. "No" he said "We're ning solo homer ln the bottom oi rom follofled on Vrl)oman and Pittsburgh nipped San Francis- the Yankees to el&ht bits. 1n the New at Kanua a,b -ql&ht just a better ball cluti this year-better de'fense and' a better the 8th. Wlnet1":"enner, and Smith bit a eo, 2-l, in a i4-inning opener and nightcap J~m "Mudca.t" Gtant Botton at betrott night spirit.'' Jackson took the seccitd. game homer. Another error followed be the second game was suspended hurled a three-blUer for hie elgbt N~TfONAL 1-~ISU, One of the sound. additions to the club this year is Larry 7-2 on Rusa Mitchell's 4--hltter fore Wayland Kl'Ounded out, his ~e with the SC'Ore tied 3-3 in the vletory and Rocky Colavito cor. · · W. L P~t. Gl eighth becnuse of P'!nmylvania•s tributed a grand . Jlam borner 9Milwaukee 41 . .3&9 Morrison, Racine High coach whose clutch hitting has been with the top slugger for Jackson Mnd time up that inning. being Elvin ·Johnaon w1th thret Sunday «:urfew law. off Bob •o Gt U -D+H 1 4 miraculous. Larry balft't been getting a lot of long stuff but slnglea In five tripa. . ln :Point Pieaunt Sunday Rust1 WINS IN 14TH the Red Sox snapped a four - Cbica.to tS 49 - Pl' 8 biB singles with men on are paying off. Sunday his two for Wamsley and Bob Wion got back Clnclunetl •• 48. "4"" 6"' A~ Reed!ville Kindy fanned 10 to-back homers In the third innln.. Dick Groat's sacrifice fly scored . game loalng streak with a fluPI'V l'llll)lurgh ..., ""' 6" '' •• 48 ·'"" ftve w~s just under ~U:iOOr Wolfe's two for four at the plate. an 11 mates pounl!ed Larr•· against Pomeroy. ..nrIon c:ormecte«! ""'CC Frank Thomas with the winning of four hom• runs that aun• the " ·~ hi d • St ' ···I1 f" 68 ••• ~. Racme got its tqree runs In the 8th when Morrison led off Balderson an~ Boring ror 16 hiU · """" again in the fifth, Hindu Hen· run in the 14th . inning of the White Sox, 7·3. Jaclrle Je11sen hit Phi'-d"ipbia ,.;., .t.a ....-. "-'T 1.7." with a single and three errors followed Ivan Powell scoring Seven Reedsville errors contrlbut- derson homered with Danny Wed- opener. RP.Jiever Don Gross was his 29th bnmer while teamm~eo .. ' " ~ .,. '7a at •-... .&n.-les I 43 •1 •~ 9" " .• ~,~. -,a behind him. They overcame a 2.0 lead of Jacksonville's, they ed mIghtily to the upriver boys' ge on in the 6th. and Dlek Walter~ the winner. Ray lablonskl homer- Don Buddin, Frank Malzone and lNit .,."til.., S.tv-•-' R. 111 also bit for the rv•-, ' · · ·~ havmg put across 2 runs In the fourth Inning. Racine collect· downfall. Elderly Dor$el RiebeJ circle-clouted with two on In U:tJ ed off startP-r Ronnie Kline in the ,Jim Ple-·11 ...... F ~t,.. 1 ,~,. • 11 tame In the gRme at second basr seventh and Bob Skinner tied the circuit. ~''''"'' ra_... , '"' .u.r.a., ed 9 hits off Erdy, opposing pitcher. 71 oeore wllh a homer off AI Worth· Rog:er M;>.n5 · druve 1n 11ve run:J Lea ·'~ftttles ll -~Htlphl' 4 ' Bill McNickle, the slurdy Racine catcher, has been IostllkeFor Pomeroy Stiverc, George ington in the ninth. while leading Kanaas City to an Clniell'ftltl,_2 St. Ltulll, ·n•.a.a..I ly for the rest of tM ~&liOn after a farm-accident broken foot. Nesselroad, Tom Gr1neur, Phil The Phillie• and Dodgers WOUIJd 11 · 6 decillion over Baltlm~Sundi-'S l•vtttT' Racine wapts to play ~ Ali.Star qutfit from the OVA someCollins, Harvey Van Vranken and up In "su~open~~e," too, in their 'Maris had a pair of triples and ' time m late August or September Hemlley •lngled off Walters, lht twin-bill at Phiiadelphia. a single to pace the Athletic•' • Is( fonner Heart of Ohio 1t11 r pitcher. Philadelphia won lhe opener, 18-hlt atti\Ck ·'A'hlle Bob f'.erv col· Clncl.........11 o-.st. Lmiltt ·•·• . Wouldn't that game be a nice ~ne to stage on a we"tl-llghted Meigs County Park diamond? Why don't we have one? 1 be· 4~ 46 Pomeroy _ 001 oto 80x- 2 8 2 7~with th• aid of Willie Jones' lected '"" single• to take' over Plllla;;;i;bta . ·?·!I lleve the county Is allowed under law to spend a little money PL PleaBBnt 002 022 8011- 12 D I Plllladlll"tl• 2 L.. Allfoi... J ltJI for recreation facilities. NEW YORK Ulll - Waller Hem•ley, we.t, Slims, anrl 6 •u-ndid .......... . ..,.- FranCI.e• "'' 1 1st. - - - - -.- --=--------- O'Malley I.!! •4ready to mak2 a Grue11er. Walters and Rod Warnsftlthb•neh "• hn change" and manager Walt Ah ley. ~~ 14 lnlll~• . ·· . ton is "it" • unies, the .... . SATURDAY Sa.n FraJlCiiCO 3. Pltisl>urth 3 2nd place Lo& Angeles do 11 Pt. Pleasant 000 200 020-4 ft 2 _, . i . .lnnlngl, IUI-'dtd-" bV CU,.. complete the Internext Jacklon ttx-5 10 J ..t.w. at Pittsburgb 'nisbt · 10 d"aya turnabout the United InPreas Wedge and 300 Rod.000 wamRley. Rus.s Cl~ClNN.o\TI UPI - It was when the Redlegs scored their Chicago national learned on excellent au Mitchell and Ray Rasp. pretty crowded In fourlh place to- laat three tallle1 off Lindy Me· Lofl A.np)es at MilWaukee night today. . 1ST GAME day with Clncin~;~atl sharing a Daniel. St. l!ootda· ilf PbilidelPbla Dlgbt thorlty Radne's Pony Lenguer1 in~htd 7th 't'hen Ollnny Cole led oft wltb ohaky hold cr. lhe first division sa.n ....,ncl"'o at Clpclnn•tl nllhl 00 ahe~d farther Into the let~aue lead a single, tht Indians erred on Should tile Dodgers show tw Leon OOl 000 - l 3 0 berth with Pittsburgh, but the After holding the Redlegs to on,..... " Saturday with a ~ose tO-~ win ov- Johnaon, and Cole scored. marked Improvement durlna tbat Jackaon 000 OOl 101- 2 3 () Redlegs boptd to change that on ly four hits for eight frame a, Larry ~ i'!aPc battlng lead ' With -a er the Pomeroy lndtant. Eaeh team For the Indians Tom White hom- time, a new manager probabl)· Gardner Pnd Dunlap. Uike Mit Tuesday. Jaekson. in the firat game, yielded .ISO aver~ce. . got nine hlb hut the lndlafts com- ertd with the aacka full CMeler will be named to coincide with chell and Ray Rasp. The Redleg~ marked time Sun- a single to Lynch and Robinson W4&10nlf;on awept a doublebead mitted four mistakes atiOid, the Bentz, Bowen, all walked) In th~ the club's return born~ to Los 2ND GAMI day, splitting a pair at St. Loujs hammered ht::- 16th homerun to er trqii the atiddi,n8 Detroit actual dltrt~rl'!nee . fifth. ·rwo runa had ac:ored earlier Angeles on ·Aug. 8, a~cordlna: to Leon 001 001 0--2 4 2 for a 4·3 l•JSS in the first game make it cloRe Seven of Robin90n's arid d-i', on a pair of that £tame on Jl'telda' triple and the source. Jadaon 000 001 01-'-2 3 G and a 18-1 victory in the aecond. homers are off Cardinal pltchin 11. . performiaces bt For Ruin(' Larry Price doubled Shaateeh's ainale. OMalleY's likely chmce u AlaGardner, Galden (2), Jackson. Pittsburgh moved Into a tie for and P.edrt Ramo&. Roger Birch home and scoTed on In the bottom of the Tth the ton' a auceell8or will be Lot An (3),L(LP) an Rus1 Mitchell and Jack fourth by heating San Francisco DIUino Wolf•'o oin&le In t~e filii Jim Wickline doubled" In the 4th Indian! fell •bort go!Ung only 11 gelea COach Charley Dreaseu, Hux:hea. 2-1 In the Erst game and tying drlvln1 In Wolfe, on Yia arl. eri'or need4nl two to Ue, when Benu: whom Alston replaced 11 Dodger the second place club in the secIn tho fifth Wicklhie tripled diiep atngled, advanced 11 Bowen walk- manoKer In 1966. TWo other ·,;~:I'· IMiddieport 003 020 821- 14 18 I Qnd pme, wlllch woo ouspended to· loll driving In Price who bad ed and scored on Raelfte'a error - Bobby Braaan and Leo "' ·Reedsville 000 OOl'jOQO.-..l-1:..11 '1 by curfew. on White. ~ ··· cher . also are In the rnam11gerlai D. Hindy and Winebrenner. BalTuesday night the Redlega set oTn1led. clerson, (LP·, Boring, and Swartz. a crack at Lbe frl.sky Giants thempicture. Racine won It in the top of Larry Grimm tanned 7. Wolle _.....:.,.'' · ·. . ~ . . "Ail threo are populDr on the selves when San Franciac:o m6vea i· White fanned D and l'ieldo 3. West Coa~t. ~rocher mlJht proin for a .tbree-eame .series. Racine 302 022 1~10 D 0 vo too hord to 11eL Bra,•n Ia in S Alex Kellner's oix·hllter In the Indian• 200 060 1- • 9 4 the Dodgero' aystem at Skokane nll!btcap Sunday helped the Red· 1 . Grimm 1\VP), Wolle (6) and J. and eould he broullhl in easily, let~~ to tho victory ao Kellner Wiekltne. White, ·Fields (6) (LJ') but Dreasen ia rla;ht there wit)l 1truck out ail: and walked three ON and Blackwell. the club and O'Malley still think• Mike Spencer tot 1 baaes·load- to run his record to 3-1. COLDNILS WIN AllAIN hlahly of blm deaplte their past ed triple It\ the second inning to Tile game was a scoreleaa tie The Colonels won their aeeond difference•, to be looks like the lead the Rtdlep to a 11-4 win over three innlna:t. It was halted strallht in lw• dJyo from the Jell l~liCII man," nld tile UP! sou, the DodiUfl Saturday In a County downpoUr iulll after the 1 LUUe League make-up aame. i.Qrda" •tarter, Bob Mabe, walked In 1 home-and-borne aerlea, the ree. Dick Worry bod I for 4, one a JertJ Lyneh. . , battle 811turday belna: won N •• double; Steve l"tnlaw 2 for 2 and Tbe hour and 23-minute del&)' Mille Uttl• and Frank Aeitor . . · 1 .l, . ' /. Jimmy Gilbert ~ lor 3 for the teemed to rula Mahe'a ~~veteamed up 1n a 6-hittor. winnera. neu. Wben he returned, ' Frank The Jeto their a runa In tho For the Dodgera Donnll. Moore Robinson, who bad five hltl "in tho ot third on 1 walk, doubled and Don Mayor oingled two game~ oin&led and Walt Rick Oller'• s-run and doubled. Moore of the lowo Dropo walked to l011d tile: ~..,.: . , ' I ' .• • Bowlea' tlnsle and fanned 11, walked 1; Gllberi tor A double play acored · oll'e run lacrlflee. Oiler and • '; the Red logs ton ned 2, walked 4. ond took Mabe temporarily' off ilie oi.,IOI that wen\ tor !" IIALTIMOIIE, Md. UP! -When Dod1ora 210 10- f 7 2 opot. But he walked l'l'o more to t. •• , • in the !trot, . and Johnny 1\oomeo to pl&)'ofls In toll town•· Redle&a lfO 10 0 make Kellner'• bit • payoff blow. olqled In the Tlh. . · - · ~. ' mente, put your mone7 on Art Moore and Diehl. Gilbert and · Tbe Redltp ~led out four . . . . Wall. Spoacor. ' ' ' ' bill In tile fifth off' Mabe and Jim For tho Colonolo Tim Little had That IPPft&n to be the leaaon .Broanan to ICOn four more r11111 a ·" -•· Gone Wise 1 oiDIIt, Miko MACARTHUR ACCIPTS PO$T and Imp up tbe aame. Lillie • ainate, Aolter two oinrlet, Iauth! b7 tbe Eaotem Open 101! Cli!CAGO UP! - Gen. Dougtu Don Hon~. ~ a double, W11 qukey two olncJea, Harold chomplonollip '!bleb ended here 11.0001 - ptYJiinlli~ ....: .nWWn . . 114 £, MilD S. LitUo a oin&lo, and Ronnie carr sunday with Wall beatlnr Jackie MacArthur baa aecepted tbe in· Roy McMilliin ' einated, drivllll , ~ua~ -~-~ • Burko and Bob BDihllrl In a vltatlon of \lie u. s. Olymphie . two 'runa apiece. · two slnaleo. . "audclon death" playoff for the Commllteo 1o bead ita buolneY. Hut and McMIUtn cut tbelr proCur. Seraod ~ 1101 ' '· Mkldleport PHONE 187 .Litllo Johnllf Slnrer otai'lod hio title. II was Woli'o llxtb major men'• finance committee for the duoti011 In ball by driYI"i' tn \0, " . ~ . · ~lber run ..cb In tbo acventb up to t!OOO aubJ~ 1o f.l t.l lome of lho oeaoon artd woo aolf victory - and bla fourth vio !IIIICI ,..,.., Paym- tncludo all nU.vod by Bowlos. M. Little lan- • playoff. He beat lhem on the firat extn ·I JITI WIN approval. 1 In lllreo illnlhll for !be wtnneri. hOle by 'ainklng an otnht-footer ' 4. • ~ ,. AT P'ICKENS' -JN .MI'I.;~ COLU14BUS UPI - Rollover hod a In four inntna• Colonels dol uaand 1-1Aolker 10 . for anolhor birdie. Georae O'Donnell earned ,. i O-Il 1leis 003 000'0..... Wall pl•kod up $:1,800 for bla lor tile Colum· M. LltU., Aolller (WP) and tlelor7 and muat now be reckon· SUndoy at biJ four·h\1 key. Slqcr fLPI, lowleo (f) ild the boneol lolfer on lht pco ~~~!~ to 1 1·1 viC: Juab. , · Wfu«.,~ ~:!~ . '. ~iddleport Po~ds Out 14-1 Victory Hammering Hank Leads Brav~ .sri\NniNGS Bases On Triple 12 . .fa-: O.VA Jackson Takes 3·Games Over W Dana Trails In Two Races Again At Torch Track ., ' _:Roopt House, 242 RivefDrlte. ·Lincoln · JIIIL ~all Walter Grues••· '1·18-l! room Ina Maebtne, stove, htwn Ox ,yokea, ~ultivatorll .grain ~rtt­ intn drlll, Otgan lllep lod· Ide\'; /?ll;Jl;t.. Eatei!slon la<\der, i!rumi1 ,.~.. ni!lk ·,~ai!l: ht~· al4e plow', limbe~_, auger, .~and 't<lofl: utllltt".'i!~iil.~;· l lot biici<B l lot 8111. building tile, and ot· -~ .. Item~ not l.l¢ed. ' . ' 'brms CASil. Crill Bradford Auot.; Mmlrilottator: · Weber. Nol Reopollllble for.aecl· ~e. ·w· dehll. \ ·, . · YO'C\IN'T SEE rT; FUM Wlt:f iXJM.I ~ -I!IJT" ·AH GOT'ONE,AWI!IlGHT!'! .. , ... �\ ' \ I • •' The Dally Sentinel POMEROY SOCIETY • fMI!le Bawlbq • .- . • .. . . • • . • PoaerOf Sode&J Editor IIJJda llee , • , , , .... , . .. . . .. . Middleport Socleb Editor Miss Joy Smith Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Friday Night Mlss Joy Snnth whose marriage to Pvt John Foster will be an event of Wednesda~, August 6, was guest of honor at a shower g1ven Fnday evenmg by Mrs RuS!IeU Brown at her home, La&ey St Senllmg 11ftrl but unable to al A pink and wb1te color theme the zoo ~nd attended a ball g<~.me and the theat er Mr and Mrs Wayne Gibbons and daughter Evelyn spent thf. weekend m Svracuse where they vls1ted rela11ves Mrs Jeanette Waddell of Char leston was here for the weekend as the guest of her mother Mrs tend were Mrs J E Foster and lfinmc Beverage and sister Mrs with arrangements of pmk gladioli daug ter Sally who are Vlsltmg Charlotte Perrm and daughter on tbe mllntel and coffee table in Maine Virgima Arnott and 1 Beverly The mam feature of the dt-coratton Mrs Charles Streus11 Ph1hp Batlry who went lo Sw1ss was a unique scene on the dlnin& W Va for a VISit w1th relatives room table A minmture bride In was accompnmcd as far as Chesa white lace and snlm dress and two peake by :Mr and Mrs Burfo1d Ben Phalson and son RUJh at bridesmaids m green and pmk Ea.sl who wete the guests 'f her dres.seo; wllh an arrangement of tended the Midget Auto Races :~t p:trcnts Mr und Mrs A lt Bro\\ n tnhk petunies in a weddmg arch Huntington Sunday afternoon Mr l)nd ~r.s Claude Durgee and Mn Willu1m Bradrord has had rblldren J~?ff and Ann of Pitts w1th holl.s !ormmg the bac~ground 1 Mints and 5dvcr favor boxes dec as her gucat" her brother In l<~w bureh Pa were w.::ekend guests md Skl:lter, Jlr and Mrs L S orated w1th hiles or the valle) of her fathc..r Lewis Sauer Sr ~md were in the foreground Mrs Jack Benson of Broobvllle Jila Mrs flther relallves Bradfurd has JUSt returned from :Kennedy drNsed the dons dr and Mrs !farlan Kloc~ of Miss Sue Sm1th led the games 11 viSit w1th her sou Alan and Tondon were week end guests oJ and prlt.es were aw:trded to Mrs famllym A'txandrin Va Duane and Kimm1e Johnson the btter brother and s1st' r m Wayne Swisher Mrs Clarence lu• Also ~ucHt.s Bl tue Riley llome Rpent the last week visiting thell' were lJas.sar and Mrs Haro1d Arown their son m law and daught After tbe honon•d guest opened f.ltber Che.. ter Johnslln m Colum er Mr and Mrs Robmt A.!lhley of her many lovely I!Jfts refreshments bus Gallipolis ol wlute cake ami 1cc cream dec Mro Opal Prtddy and sor Boborated With pink wcrtdm& bells -atrs Haruld Tcabuc and M1 ss pink punch and wh1le and pmk by and Ra,. mond Turner her bro- Elizabeth flugue of Columbus wedding bell ml11ts were served to ther hnvc reli.:med from a weeks have been thl' guest of the rorm .)'Ira Fred Blaeltnar Mrs Walter vacation at Virginia Beach er s father Richard Reuter and Mr and l~rs Wilham Walters -grandparent!! vir and Mrs Wil )Iiller !11'10 Loraln Sterrett Mn WilUam Swati~l Mra C E Nea!le and children Doxie and Penny ham Rcute1 of Brownell Ave Mrs SwisheT, Mrs Roscoe W1se spent Saturd~y m St Albans as Milton Wayland Jomed il crew Mra Gene Yost Mrs George Skin guests of Mr and Mrs W1lllam _of salesmen at Buckeye Lake Frl day fgr summer employment out ncr Mrs Arthur Skmner Mr9 Pauley and family N:tss Besii Sanborn has returned stdr the stnte He Is the son of Mr Rlehard Rupe Mn Denver 81g~cralo:lff Mrs from the Methodist Camp ground and Mrs Jennings Wayland MaSiar Mro Eloworth Rowe lllsa ftt Lancaster where she had spent • Anna Durst Miss Barbara Swisher the past week She wns nccompan 1 ted by llrs chules sntdor or Chll Ml~~:11 Donnll Strain and Mtas Pot wa1 carr1ed out m the decorations llitlclleport Society Mornmg Star • Intermediate Class Meets ;~rr.'l BY ROBERT G SHORTAL dinner Sunda) at their home at Flatwoods Guests were 1rlr •o.d. 'MI'fl Raymond Pullms Jr and chlf. dren Bollm Robert Richard Ran dall and Rhonda of Thurston, and Mr and Mrs Rollin Bearbs Greg and Dnv1d Bobb of Colum bu.'l are snc~t ... o( their grabdpar ents Mr gnd Mrs R:~lph Gllmore Mrs Ver'lon Bobb Columbus spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mr Ralph Gtlrnore and her sons, Greg and Dav1d Robert H 11 who •s attending b<trber colle;::r at Huntm2ton W Va spent the weekend With hiS parents 11:J <!nd Mrs Allen Hill David Brown Dor Coates and Bill YCiung members of the Melh odlst Semur Youth Fellowship I - j lly I I c.·lltlna rrh elll8e1ves Mrs 'Eugene Norton tmtertaln ave notiees for good yroonl.ing Con Man Styles Self As Farmer In Race Bilking ed with a party Frlday nlsht at CINCINNATI UP!- FBI •gents the Eagles Club In bonvr of her held a sol! stYled farmer Friday huaband • blrlhdad for allegedly bilking a wealthy The evening was spent in dan w1dow of $3000 by convincing her cinK and refreshments wore ser he hsd lnol4e information on ltxed ved to the following guests Mr horse races tnd Mrs Ralp.h Norton , Harold Ag<nts JSid Thomas Cecil Prid dy 42 obtained the money from Mra Emma C Batley 49, Balls- on~ Mr and Mr. rcxccution ol a sehem~ her 10 defraud In five ye~r• 'New ldeaa, fresh approache• and gut1 or~ ileede<j The. f..dlos should reaUze they cad't stamp II took movlea 30 "Studio olllelal! !lave oltto yesra to do the oame thing pt.,fcd thomaalves out cl bualneu Ed Mason special agent in So why am I !OUnding om 11c- b~ tltlnking that the olze of I charge pi the FBI here aald Prld plctur, budget wlU mate It 1 dy Induced the widow to come Mrs. Bailey at a dance In Miami, financial and artbtic sueeets ne bll fed lilt tb rd here and give him mo~;~ey to play Fla , In Jonuary 19113 Maaon w e wo ... the horses at Rlver Downs Race uld Priddy told her he wao a pu • former from Kentucky I il~~·;\lt~r.·~uae lt lo applied" ~ Trock Whoo she reall!ed ohe waa Jte. / ' Priddy Introduced himself to In• bllkod, Mro Batley went to lop guyo fire them arul o\Udloa \rQI William Burrell, of Jaol oon,_ and the• FBI PriddY bad $2,202 In hl1 And !!Kif ,de, the honor gueat Euseno Norton poue..,lOII • hen arrested I• bappeallli ----------~--~~~-------- eroopllng always a bit That'a why who \>ant to please f..ll...,;;llt~thelr audience let us clean clothes• .,,.., .l'" ' . e !•_ at y But blo coUea811BJ Guy Laroeho and Jaequea Helpt. aifo member• of the younger aener~tlon of d~ 8leoero pooh poob sup!lrUtlono sa • 'Impraetleal' So do the outottndl!tll women of the haute couture GreJ MOOY Rouff lllld Madeleine de Ia Rauch M 11:'f,baa of the llouae of Joan Patou bOIIeve• that II ~I& cll!are\ Jlghter work! on tlte flrRI try when be hgbta up before the colle.Uon, that the showma: will bt a auceea:s Designer Bernard !>agardorr woul,d rather be causht wlllf a ______....,...._D_ev._o_c_ed --·-----'-..,.------.. fabriC& shortage tban use greeh !~read for haattns hla creations Nor Wlll he ever start work on a dress on a Friday Tuesday 11 taboo for talented • reeaUed that It was llll a Tuesd'l)' that the Greeko suffered a serious defeat at the banda of the TUrks dnvs wh:en Ute Mattingly Tn'a} ('wntmU ._ • ed uhtil and had ••rved '>reaklaRI to Cut)lp • d Charle< Alter.sworth at Thro~h Ohio On Mon ay :~~mja~~e;~:d Without unlocktnl Monday August 4 About a mght orr•..,, un By Ulli ed Pr"' lnlemallonll f ti ant• to mch a locked the door release Alieno 7 10 - pomeroy Dnver • Bureau I _ _ Li ~es eense o~.~~:""'~; more tban .~ reported about For SIX' Months and Corain fell at PI•· almo•t two of the ,, f,oure•• can flnflrt !UpersUI!on ol liis own ' ~ P3N'~"''r ..1 h K.eft\ool Bt"VCrl Ju ".v Allrn ,..t 'tead tbe ~li\~b~:;;~; roles wiU asam be Norma Btu <:bllda and Hoelllob ana and Ernea:tin(' play tit'~ msmilly roles the elrde wlll be )Jill In Cleveland eau..a to sweep down a by Kathryn Crow, a stonn sewer in Fot rc:.r:··;Por~. carrytns fOOr boyo Gibbs Roger Hines Bruee Stalnak>r banjo!&!, both lntnt during the the Melga County Common Pleu Court today a Pumeroy I'Mident 11 termed u an babltu!~:l traffle viatater and bia driver'• Uten~e sUIpended for 1 period of ail: months The entry Jilb George Braden Regiatrar ol tbe Burea11 of Motor Vehicles S\l'W of Obio, 18 ptaiatiff tn the action and Leland Carr Sax too of 1506 Nrc-av, Pomeroy as the defend.1nt JD tbe order The entrY stipWateJ that 'Sax ton 1 dnver s license be depolited with the \t:elgl County Clerk of CoUrts and be held by that office Car the period of SU!penslon and fo be retunted to Saxton only on conditi!Jr. that he pa)' lbe eourt of $3.70 Succumbs Monday by attorney• lor Mattmgly asking p1tal June 16 A telephone call to tha' tbe mdlctment be quashed t,be P!ltrol Monday mght adviSed In refualng to grant the motiod officers of Cutl1p li whereabouts the jurbt pomted out lhal the mo. near the b '>me of relatives an the Uon lo q~h and demurrer were Chester area not well taken Blood on CuU1p s T-t~Jiirt was the pf a motion and reported to bave followed a b lhe..llla~ ng" of CUthp while IH> ..U Oliii> La)'field, - g appoehen4ed and removed abo ·~ the same to the Middleport jaU He had a ease, Judge Rtetker su.stamed the amall bandage on h1s face iPplied motion to qWllh and tbe demurrer by the Patrol Conlmuance of tbe case 1 untll The Patrol had been advised i:b;'!:l;:;'}:: Monday AUIUJI ~ was seen by !hat the man had been "'ok~l cdurt oba¥"vcrs as a move by tb"" lhreats agamst relatives here Jlis juriSt in hopes tbat litigants m Illness was deacnbed. as alcohol tbe ensuing few days may ret:on wn sider and reaeh a eornpromue Further details of CUtlip'• de- ' ICrtptiot were lacking except that be ls about five foot eJgbt by 21 erand Supt o~ Con~tructlon Paul P<> could' not be re>ehed to!Ml! a statement as to tlie caUse i>C the ..mdent Lair Mondt1 he was reluctant to reveal more 1~ rormatldn on tbe ml1bap pendln~ a report •n lbo condiUon of the tnj\lfed mOll Ohio Fuel Gas RatelatffilSC Starts 1 -•P«< I At~hanHome ~~;o;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;iii";;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;r;;=:; hiBut apparently Jt wasn t When C ef Bartrum came down from for beariflZ Monday had barely Jail at 7 40 he .soon d1scovered I Otten underway when the at Cutlip was gone The door was optOnte)'l for the nate and the de- I en and the padlock was not m renae went Jnto <~ lM!ddle to dts- sight the po..tblltty or a compro- ----:::~-==---ml&e wbet'eby all state charges BULLETIN Henry Cutlip prl.-t asainat Mat1mgly and other~ ac f""" tht Middleport J•il was .,. euaed would be dropped as well as PNhendtd In Pomeroy at 1 30 P two cml act1ons whJCh have grown m Tut1day by Pameroy Pollee out of tbe original eas~ Chief Fnnlc Hudson Cutlip wat d t•bn Into ,.ustody on i! MlirHt The compromise bad been urae by Judge Ru~cker of McConnells opposite the Rizer 011 Station lfHI taken Immediately to Melo• couVI II e Wbo .. s1 !ling On the C... In ••• , the placr. of Me1,p County Com .1•11 where he ti being held for mon Pleas Judge lohn C Bacon Athan• Statfr. Hotpital authorities. who bad previOusly disqualified l began nosmg around and soon himself frofit bcanng lhe matter found a screen had been removed Thu• far MauiJ1gly has been ac from & counctl charnber wtnttow quitted or two of the fiVe tndlct wdh footpnnts m the soft gro110d 1ment!l of fraud brought agamst outside 1t the C!bJd sa1d him by a Metgs County Grand Jury The Ob1o State Patrol was alert ln which It was conte!lded that ed at once aa were County and llattingly used fraud ID obtammg Pomeroy Otflcel'l dgnatures on a food freezer sale: Cutlip was brought to the Jl•deontrsct dleport Jaol last mght at 10 ~0 In court entr1es filed with lf.:ugg after being taken 1nto custod)' near County Clerk of Courts Evelyn CbeJter The Patrol sa1d the man Lucke late Munday Judge ~er not ooD8ldered dangerou!l had overrul~' a motion and demurrer walked aw.y from the Athena hQS- .... t•~r··l~enry C. McKee •hoo!lng c~~;;,vl1b~::~~~ •nrlav at _ SportsQten's ..... eSldlng )unit '*' The .... WhiCh h>d been set I upRiaJ" to tbe mayor 5 oil ICe and Accordin~ to an entry filed m almnst aarred lt ,appeared s• CarlOJ M Rteckt one and a batt Bellefontaine and dre1se1 at tbe tasblon bualneas ~~til ly aecu.scd of fraud resulted m the padlock d1d not lock when he the tonlinuanee of the case agarnat closed u so he gave n another was reported as velocities reach· 1 MatUngly until Monday August 4 hard •••h •nd then a pull and •t per hour at Columbus and even higher ln some at f 30 a rd on orders of Judge seemed to hf> securely locked hour~ to be ,ao regarded al lite first Paris cnllectlon bY hi& iueeesaor, yo1,.1ng Yves St Laurent. too ' <t lea~!' sald one ,old hand to I temper~tures from Wibds of tho eolleclton at the House of ntor th111t customers ,t tbe iii'at show alter hi& dt!tith slrhed with reltef when they M:f bfa favortte flower appear d , l, o n~ o I tho );lly :,:._.:___,:__ _ _ _ _ _ covered the padlock on h1s Jails mam door ucctdent&lly had been left unsee tred sometime between 7 20 ilnd 7 40 a m Mrs Bartrum • ds And Heavy Ra•iDR WIn Superstition is 10 murb • part Dlor con,tdered lh!> ----- 1 from two to ten are good1 hut lh< nours rroi'Jl ten ~o two bacl " v,ll~:>v Law enforcement officers here were alerted today to c~p­ ture an escaped mmatc of the Athens State Hospital With blood on b11 T shirt and a bandaged face who slipped out of Middleport town Ja•l th•s morrung Middleport <;btef of Police Leroy Bartrum said Henry Cut SINGLJil COPY-It lip, onglnally or the Pomeroy Chester area, apparently d1s wlllds and heavy rains lashed at Ohio late Monday as eo~~~:~.: !ll'o:day '" common 1 worth to stort hiS customary labor to a cold front that moved acroas the state Pleao Court 10 the case or the 1 With LewiS Elba s street crew Bureau predicted more shbwers for Wednes- State of Ohto aealnst J J Mattmg The ofltcer told Ch•ef Bartrum M Grtfle counta on the, stars for choo&ing ~e t1me ol his show mg1' said a me~ber or tll; st~rr at Griffe s No( only the day Is Important t~ t the hour Thfre r."rt111" . -- Unlocked Cell Door Provides Method For Prisoner Escape 7 20 Whether the lnnuential Cham bre Syndlncale de Ia Couture Pulsienne calMs to h1s wbliila le somethmg for eonjectm~e But 1t never hae sebeduled the ii!!'Dlng Of bts colleetlons f<tl' a Tu~ay Coulllt Ott Stlk ' rP. 0~.!~ He~t•·M••• A.rea Pomeroy-MJddle,POrt, Ohio, Tuesday, July 29, 1958 streJ Show Will young Greek born ,:fean Denes He Tlae lneeNitl . enttne ' excitement Into produ.Uo~o Ten reara ago I was a soda jerk bere In Hollywood They were makml( the Aame kind of pictures then that they are filming noW That cant be said of any other business ed with inducing Mrs Batley to travel in Interstate commerce in become seeond rate entertainment new eoncepta: TRAVEL ·1 of ColumhuA of GeorgeJvlllo when • yard 1:~[?~~~7~~~ 1pou~, barely a b~at alld three llrotltera and 11tty11ond, all at the llttw FWlel'al Home where may caD tbe down· Jervlcea will be held Thursday at ml.!olng, lohnaon't l P M RoV Georae Oller of PI mches tall Motorist Loses His False Teeth Destmys In Monday Mishap And Stock A HarrisonVIlle motor1st suf fered a broken aet of ral&e Ieete a Carpenter man a bump bn Barn On Sunday Plea•anl will officiate Burial will follow ln the Mid dleport H1ll {:emetery and the head as Ute result of a Head on eollis10o Monday on the Car pcnte~Oyeevllle Rd one mlle south of Car~ter De put)' Sheriff Clarence Shield• lnvestlptiog hla lim aectdent reported thai Guey L Borson 19, of Harrlaoavllle suf'ered the loss of hu fable teeth when bi!l w collided on a curv• With a car heln& dri•en nort~ by Lavern Jordae 24, of Carpenter Rl 1 J9n1m BUtBtuoed tho bump on the bead a1 a result of the 1m peel. FoW' calves and 70 ton~ of ba1 were Jost on Sunday aftemoon m & lire wbieh burned a rfall')' barn and a stoc~ barn to tbe ground on the farm or Eht~r Newberry on Letart W Va , rura1 route The New Haven Fire Depa!'t.- ment pumped water frem a farm pond on !jle burnln1 hulllilnfil and kept them from •preading to other bu1dings nearby • Mrs. Newbury taved one af the cowa from the !Jern after bavma: been alerted by two net Shtolda aald that 1115 ln•estl abhor boys She estimated vawo eatlon .U.Closed tltat •oth can of the calves at $70 r. Oltce Tne were travelmg to. the left of een bay wa1 tbe farm s ent111: supply ten as they rounded the curve for tbe wmter Farm naehmer:v w:as .savd wlth both bolna at r.lllt ln caUJo from the buiJdmgs hy lo!m Jns tbo accident Ro~ a tirnther of Mro New No arreata were audo berry Mr New;berry was not at home w~en tbe fll'e br~te ouL neat!"" trlPII Lewis Wins Stay AtFFACamp On His Record ~·~ • Robert Lewis Jr ttl son of Mr tmd Mrs Robert Lewis Sr of the Pr.lmi>~loani . for ond other worthy like to be a star at· the part In a wardrobe Then dreu cleaned to brlgbt perteeUon by our ROOMs::w FURNITURE ""f experta You'll applaud our prompt ' , sen lee, Otll'' pelilly·wlee prlcee. • .. .... .. ~ Great Bend erea has been award cd State !!'FA Camp tracUon wherever you go? spotUght this business They reflect the illl of the peop)e making movies "There is no showmanship no knowledge of how to put a:Utter hotol Thursday night and charg FOR TOPS IN SERVICE too, wllftger Ions alter her by mak tng • llUme or a perfume ~ uva: \fierre Balmain is Balr' al~to put h1s money on the 1 .!lDvfl e ~u'mbers 44) tbat is be csu. t Is the street number of h1s fashion house cause rm angry about the Ills of Supentltlons Ivana, Lob Hawley, JoP Harbr ccht, Barbara Gual, Georse Sar bury, Md over the past few years ~ was arrested ,oin ll downtown tbi! pleture• from a mold as Ia done ]n tjlO autmnoblle; i!ldullrY echelon is thrown out pictur~ wlll Gregory ha.s made a 1 fortune continue to be mediocre Even with lnnovatiODI. when these so called moguls die It wu hll jdea to produee olf the second echelon won t be Chules IJaucbton 1 f~ll!,~d roa~ able to save movies He also tame up wltll IUC:b The big ohota are afraid of tal hlta aa 'Don lf.I!Jf . ~ ented younJ people who mllht John Brown 1 Bod; p'$1q take their pb.ees Instead of blrstage version of l'<;llne Jft.U lng lmaglnntlve courageous new Mortlal ' ' eo men they go along with the thele guece11•1 'lit yeo men moria pr?duetlSil Gregory, who recently predueed of the Hu~!•r" irill 1 The Naked and1the Dead " aays and the Dea~ 11 televlslon no longer can he rm 801"1 ~oelr: td tlio , blamed for the low estate of mov he 11ild heatedly "My leo gro.,.ed moril than 10 mil Audiences srt fed up wltlt TV doUus IJ'hey were oucceuftd too he added "TV managed to because the ahowe lncorporate'd I Would you, Have To FI're .. paul Gregory --- - Norton Elizabeth Diddle Mr aM Mrs Edlar Florian Mr anrl Mra Earl Smith Mr •nd Mrs Lawrence Dou1las, Mr and Mrs Ham Stover Mr and Mrs Cher, ter Zerkle Mr and Mro Edward gent Marvin -ft Parts Oealsnera 24 Fill aDYttme IDITOil'S ljOTI P~t wrlta todQ'• MW'om1n'1 VIew,., cession is over and t..lrat the na tion bas turned the corner to a-llvll"' for - • ' • editor Chy PtuleJ, wha Is firing to prosperity Poria to ...or the loll ond wlfto Rough Helf..Ytar Economic Jlgnporrt to~tinueJ tor lujiiOII colloctlono Mila Poul.., wiD I'OIII!J'O lito column to point h1gher althourh the io tematlonl!.l Situation, the steei Tu-r. price p1eture and the labor .prob Br PAT HillMAN lem in the auto industcy kept PAlliS UPt Superstitions oJUsinessmen a bit on edge Both the Pennsylvania and New help keep sooe of France a top Yorl: Central T81lroad!; lost morr. de11gJlers on pin1 and needles Jly thla week he helleVllll the re NEW YORK UPI-W1th every body fa 1rJy well convtm:ed tha• the recession 18 t over busmeSti men this week turned thel"' tights on the future They see the real boom 10 the 1960 3 when new family for matlons wdl spur the demanrt for housin~ ,cars appliances and scores of other gt'Jods and scrv 1ccs Thts bOom wJll surpas ... nythmg we bave known m tbc Tlley're naturally apprehensive pusl than ~ million dollMrs m t!lr Ralph J Cordiner cbairma1 of ilrst SJX montlis eompared with rtght now abo\lt the ~uccttss oi General Electric co told Umted profitable operations a year ago their fall and wtnter collecUons Press Int2rnat onal th.1t m tbe Ford operating deepl) ln the whieh they Blarted shaw ng today ncX!t 2d years Arnerl~ans will red m the &efond quarter earned But many of them are plagued tuy one omd v. quarter trillion only $5 400 000 m the first half w1th add1honat •nerves becaul!le ll d ll 1 tb the)" feel their luck as coutur1et11 t!ollars ($1 250 000 000 ~ wort against 171 mi 1on o l!tS n e IS tied in w1th nurrben w1lh of electr•e.al equ1pment ranging same pertod of 1957 left Sund~y for Lancaster camp from hg.ht bulbs and toasters to Chrysler Corp lofl $!!3,200 000 showroom rustoms ev4ln with ~e grounds where they will altend generator~~ and transformers m the f 1rst baH desp te a 27 mil hour of the day in whloh thorr the MYF lr.~;htute Contume Much Eltdrlc lion dollar tax cred1t Most of the collectiOn go 'on Mr and rlr~ Fred Hca'y of d u ~t 1 Culumbus were week end gu('sts or The GE executive a1~o pre Ie 1 o -eompames are repo:~ ng ow Designer Cutillo, the tempera ~]lt~"CS Lend and Katm Guth cd that t!lc nation will consume er earnm_'!s mutal Spanish deslgner for tbe Robert Boice of Lo, An,:elcs IS 1so me half a trillion dollars Announces 011 Plart house of Lanvm CaGlllo msi:sts on the guest of h s uncle and aunt Dr worth of electricity J However J 0 Wr~ght general weanng red suspendefS when he and Mrs R ~ Boice Those totals are four and fiV" manager of Ford Motor Company I watches the. final par:.de of hi~ Mtss Nelle Bmg who 19 1 pattcnl tunes respectively 'hthe totals 1 Ford DIVIsiOn predu:ted tbal man]lequms He is equally Insist :1 t Holzer llo~plltl w111 undergo Jor the w bole oi t:.. past 8U uto sal(ls would turn up sharp ant that nr-oe of them wear eveo surgely Tulst Y v norum.,: ~ears ln the fourth quarte! and that .:1 "ucb or green t' color he l'it.r:s. Clnr 1 Bm" Jet\ Saturda~ A che"k w1th spokt;sman m 1M9 would be a ruueb ~tter year adlp,rs nor dare to carry an for Hunting 'n VI- "' V:J where she r. ther mdu strles brul ght ouL I than 1958 um~ella tbat might accidentalh Will b t'w t nest of ~lr and 'frs these r ,:~gh and conscrvattv In Buenos Aires OR ThundDy be opened insade the house Harold Ru ssdl while het Sister cs c.stunfl.tcs night Argenlma s Pr.asldent Ar N..U Shuf af Wheat Miss Nell IS con(mcd b the - Autos S<":les over the next turo From.liu outhned a blllior. CastillO Will not begin work on hospital Sll wr:~s 11CCo npamcd to 20 lC~trs should run more than Jollar oil development program a collection unless he ha~ a sheaf Huntmgton by M1 s R tsscll who llalf a trillion dollars nvolving Ameru~an Ru&nan, Ger Of wheat under glass on his desk came herco for her -New Construction The next man and other fore1gn mterest'- He claims that this 81 gn of fertll William Lnmphell who hus been twa decndes will see constru(' It Is hoped th1s progr~m w~l con lty will make his collechon 1fru1t vert Argentma from an oil ex (ul~'~ 111 at lis home Peacock Ave was twn volum( o! close L.:. two tral tnkcp. to u c Nchwnvillc Hospital I on dollars or more porte .. to an 011 importer withm Another superltitiO'.. ~ Span1ar' sund:.v men mg - Gross National Product Th::J: six years .. is moody mysteriOus B!llenctaga Mr and Mrs O'to Mccs and vr~lt e of a I goods jiml services In New York Curtts Wrlghl He combmes talent and tempera daughter JIJilD of Columbl!3 viSit produced m the natlo!l will be Corp antl the Pehnsylvama Ratl ment in a one man show This not ed Suturda) w1th h1s mother Irs runnmg 1round a trtlHon dollar,. road gav"' tl):e dreatpt"P some only means refusal tu show bh Albrrt Mccs 11 vcur by 1978 thtng to dre'am about-t. passer. town• to the press but he will Mrs John Mttch and c 1ldren '1 hcse estimates are subJect \o n:er tra1n uowered by an all'plau~ not aiJow bis staf! to help him Slu ron ond Cary left Sunday for wid~ rhu.ngcs and ean be criti ('Ugine and propeller c:.pable of in IJI.ecbnq material and cuttm~e a week s v1~11 at Lebanon wtth Mr c zed for lei!'lg pure guessworJ~ ~peeds up to 115 mll(!s an hour se~and pressing bi9 rop de pnd M1s lJo}d.Mcscher Ho' \er they do em,..hastze the lndus•rybymdustry K"aim!"s s1gn ~ DolVld Thomas of Mmcrsvtlle bel f that the economtc future ur showed up this week in the ~TL: ~even Is a num))ers game and Ross f()ncs were sunday din America u1 much greate:r than tbe Juction of cars elecfrJrlty ~?J~t in couture Cat:ttam Molv ner gucst!l of 111 and Mrs Ever ceonom1c past coal and crude od Cons~~F:Iultq ne~tlme fashion czar wk• ett1h~.;m 1s Dr Gal.nlel Hauge hO IS re eased a bit from last wee~ a f ·~i ve flvored the number ~ r at d Mrs Melvm Hood and llring as Prestdr.nt E1 cnhower s ous pace but carload11:~g inch.t:!P five Chanel h!l!l "ontlnued family urc vneatwmng at InJ1an chief econom1c advisor sa1d flat higher ditlon and makes sure 11 rlcla Blak.,lee AaBl!tlng Mro llcotbo Boll Turnot of Fort Mcado M&r! Brown dutm• the •vening were land spont tile week end here W1lh Mrs Harry P Smith Mn Theo relattvoa and lmnds Smith III'JI Harold Brown Mlss Mr nnd Mrs Jack Co\;ole of Col Ramon Boice and Sue Smith The Intermediate Class of the umbus wot e guests of lrienda here Morni11g S.ar Church met Slllurday and relatlve11 In Syrncu!le Satur evenmg at t ~i home of Annabell Lake dJy The Cowtcs weN former real Mr And Mcs Chorles Mctnhart Rose Reedr~ille dents of Middleport Pomeroy Bencl and family of Columbus WCie lht" Miss Ph} Ill 'I lhle pres1ded at the Mr und Mrc Charles Scmes and week end ~ U< slll of fus parents THEATRES famUy of Col um bua spent thu mect1ng which opened with lfl'OUP Mr UJld ·,hs Max Meinhart MBIG&-POMEROY week (. nd here with their parents singing Plans were dbscuased for ~.rs J b Foster and daughter TONIGHT ond TUIIDAY Mr and Mr.s Charles Wblte and a picnic m lhe ncar future Fol Sally are v1~1tlng relatives 1n lowmg routine business the meet "TilE YOUNG LIONS Mr tmd Mts John Seines Maine Br VERNON SCOn .Marlon Brondo Mr and Mrs Gene Uarria and lng closed Wlth the Lord s Prayer Mr and Mrs Raymond Pullins HOLLYWOOD UPl _ Prod~cer Monla!>tilary CUll children Kenny, Marjorie Patty In unison and dltughh 1 Rhonda of Thurfton Paul Gregory blames Cinema Games were played during thfl Wldjwatlay NolOt>*n and Nancy took a train excursion were weekend guests of their par City 11 ugemg bigwigs Cor destroy social hour Riter which rcrresh to Cincinnati over the weekend to TEMPLE-Middlepert cnt& Mr anrl Mrs R:~ymond Pul mg the motion picture industry vlaU the zoo and other polnta of In monts were served by lhe hostes11 Una Sr and Mr and Mro Roltln He says the old Hollywood TON iSM tereat 'l'holr 1on Bobby, wao the to John and Ruth Easterday Tom Bearhs and tholr sons wht, an! tigers have lost their tetth 'DON'T GO NEAll guest of his gr11ndparents, Mr and my FISher Joe Thoren Jr Phyllla spending the summer Wlt~helr There ar~ no let:tders in the and Charles Jhle David Hysell TilE WATER' -~ra Robe1t Jlarrls, wblle Kathy bu&inus anymore Gr~g grandparents picture Glenn Ford- Glo Scola vl!llod her grandparcnta the R A Deloi'es and Roberta Kracuter a Homer Carleton returned home ory clatms • Movies are being guest Vir.., mia Johnson and the Tueodoy Not Optn Hegox 1 teacher of the class Miss Leda Mae Saturday "\Ching after ~ 10 days run by bankers snd Cnghtened WIDI ond THURS George Hlbb! ls the guest of Wo Xraeuter vJSlt Wllh relatives in Nonvood m(ln wl)oso only purpose Is to srandmothet Mrs Rhea Brown In "\fiTNESS FOR THE keep themcelves In power Hunllntllon thl• week PROSECUTION Mr and Mrs Normnn Wnyland Tyrone Power So far they have been firing and lion Char!es were In Cincln people rte~t ond left but always ~rlene Olctrleh natl recently where they V111ted at the wrong levels Unttl the top Eugene Norton Honor Guest At Birthday Party ' '< Busines.'l Looks Toward Future Paris Ut8igners Have Superstitions As Reeession Strikes Bottom About aWork, With J:llenty For Spare James BearhJt and son, Tunmy entertatned wltb t Mr and • Sc~olarshtp by the Brown Traclor Sales Co, Pomeroy it was announced todar Young Lew1s who had an"s.~ plant tomato J>rOleet thJ!I year WP! tbe scholarship on a basi& of pr,. ]ect rerords e~r1encr. in ope~ 1tlng farm machinery repalrin~ farm macbineey his Future Fatm erJ Of Amerie:t tetivitler and bi3 overall scholaltie reeor~ He was selected by a committe.. poss1blfl moment of Racme FFA boys who bad ai • ol proflelenc:, of all Sen10r. tended thls cat!IP ln past yean. 1 '' Tbe local Browno' Tractor Sale• ~ yenr Reservr .s.geney has sponsored thiJ scholar ~ 1 who wll be try hlp tor sev:~ral yean SeDI\>f Band •• wel 'l'he comp ls located ln Carroll ,Jo'lth;,.;. wltlt prevloul exJ10rlenc• "'ake eacefol ooto of tbr County on UerVille cartolton 0 Lewis• """ j,,..,'!fll ' WednMday with biB ~=~~tor..,:t.~bo ohove meet Re- Howard Nolan and :..-o:"-= I will month ol cal JI'I!'A who will Chaple ,~ ()O"Ji•..on In tbe � 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 28, 1958 fisher morris