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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 �.J"~•·'- .... , t, ~$\L/' ~ " • l ' · ~-· ;'·~!""'"';·,· >· ~-· •• .:..Ai~ • , l· • rr) ' t'-~ • m">l' ''"ft:;_ .,. r·"":;r".r ~..... \l{': j 1 ' , • • . ., Ill • •' '•... t:Y)' " """' · • ... .,, ' !:'!~ ~-.! ""' ,· ~"'' .ii . ' ~~ •~ " • · ·, '10 # . - o' '•.•.,...,, ' . • ,. • """ • . ' 't .t . AS an ~tldote to lurid reports of teen-age "senators", twb from a state, and elette.d hy . the 20,000 high school junior~ who are memb_ers o~ the forty-seven Boys States, snd !hell' eqUivalents ID the voteless District of Columbia and Panama Canal Zone. Divided into "Nationalists" and "Federalists", they held party conventions, constructed ' what they hoped were vote-getting party pla-tforms, elected their own President, .• nd Vice President, the victor appointing his own cablnet and Supreme Court justices. As in the past, these ambitious and civicminded young men also toured the Capitol, visited the se nators from their respective The Legion is to be congratulated on initiating, supporting and promoting Boys' State and Boys' Nation as practical, nationwide ~xercises in good citizenship and training for statesmanship, and as a demonstralion at the community level that juvenile delinquency is not, after ~II. a mysterious ailment of our times that we have to put up with. IQUflngs shootings muggtngs and . se~ offenses C:,nsider the '13th annual concla,ve of Boys'' Nat10n, · }ust · completed 10 · . the ,)•Jation'$ Capital under sponsorshjp of The Airiertcan Legion. ..1 · . · .. . 'fh!S Ill the traditional convocahon of 17- year~ld A new rortable sprinklt>r tvpe irri~ahon ~·:tem for tobacco tests hal!l befln inr.fallf'd 111 the Snuthcrn Substation of ttw Ohio A~ricult· ural ExpcriJ~f'nt Station at Ripley, just In tim~ io be seen by vlsHors to the first. open hou!'.e on Au gust !:i. WOliam Wtlson, farm manager, says the irrlgaliofl setup is bcin ~ mpplird by a three-acre pond built lllst winter. The 12-foot deep pond which h:os a capgcity of 17 acre feet was designed by Dr. Gieml Schwa'> o( the Experiment Statlo'l's D1:partmcnt of Agricultural Engince:-ing in cooperation with; 1he Brown County Soil Conscryntlon Scnic~. I . Desldes furnishing irrigation Water, the poud which is now filled to upadty due to recent he~vy raina, wiU s~:pply water for hveBtock nnd provide fire protectiOn. Dr. SchWab will also usc the pd'nd for researc~ uimcd at developing a· ahnpllfiP.d method or preparing good water ror domestic use. An alteqeate wa1er supply for coOking baust lhe nitrogen supply be(orc time o{ rip.;-ning. He hnpe!! this lr· rigation-ni'.i"otfl'll . test Will prove th!s idea _:a be tru~. U so, t~en th1s practlrfl would Increase y1cld without sacrilicing tobacco qu1l· lly, Irrigation mny also be a boon in lhe event JC dry weather at time or planting. Thi11 Y'•nr, water at field planting time wtls no problell'\; COnVC! SC!y, it Wll ~ too Wet aud lhe planting was delayed about two wuks. Bo~h nifro(!ett and 1rrigatinn and drinking has been a problem water will r,,. left off or some tojp part11 ol south central Ohio. bncco leGt flltJts . Nitrogen will be Although little irrigation o! tu· b~cco Is bein1 UHcd in the some 30 countic11 r:Jislng the ca ~ h crop, it mayy prove io be one or the lllO!i l probltable investments a grower could make It is being u ~rd in other cash C'"OPI With hi~h acroYalue 1'iUCh u bcrriel) and even With probilr.hJr. IUCCC!B 0!1 PB!I· lure. Not only Is w:tter !!IUpply n factor Jn the irrlgnllon cKperim cnt but alao nUrog~ n. t~c plant nutrient so used o~ other pints nt the rutc of 60, 120 ami 180 pound!! per acre. Some plots will be irrigated' just at certnin crllicBI period s such as at setting or lnpplng tlmc. Othen~ Rupp1emcnlal water when the normal soil water content rl'nch,.~ 60 per cent of the !tvnlhJb!c wuter content Ttw nitrol,l1''' treatments will be plowed clnwn nlong wllh 20Q pounds or ph ·l~ phorus nnd 300 pound s of Pfl l<, ~ h per ilt'!ro Wntcr will b..J ad ded ut the ntc of onehalf inch r· Jr hour until the ~oil rca"chc .:~ fidd capacity At trlmsplanting time ncx1 Spring, li~ht lrl'igntwn n1 ay be added. will rcceivr eqenllal lo goOd ._ yields of high q}lallty tohncco leaf. Dr. Robert T~ater of th~ Dc~rtment of Agr,nomy, in cflarge of tho tobacco research at the farm, says ..c level ol nitrogen II a ticklish ~nottcr VL~ Ilon ut the open house will In growing tobacco. Too much or also see work on tobnceo vnrlctics, tOo. Jittltr c1m cut down shnrply on continuous cmpplng and (ertHiza· . tlon. Beef Cfl t1le and field crops rctiearch 18 nlso in pruw:re11s Open teousc beglnJ nt 9:30 a. m. ..EDITOR'S MAILBAG To The Ed•lur: · 1 lee wheM a big dally publication h•• t~:'liiCd it 1 Usue. I likll to- hear that 01 It plolnly shows !lilt blineu lo not lmmuno to trpublc ond that olton merit I• bcit, I IUIU"Dnty Of IUCteiS. . '• ' Th~ amall town dallies have taken over nnd why, ao I view tho matter, 1 thl~k the lolko who pay the billt want a say In what they 1ct In retut n lor their money, Wllo In n lor dlst•nt city do I know ond what do I care obnul their octlono or doln1o of fliendi. I w•nt to see In type Jlamee ol my nelghhoro that oro known and by me loved and vl1lt· ed. I Iii thlt brood land of ouro there, Ia 40,000 runl dollvorr routel and eaeh eountl' seat hal no doubt a daily paper to keep you poated on ~ CflllhiY allalro ond other Import, ani ltomt, lmh ond rl&ht lrorn · ~eldquarter., dellvored ot your doQr, .and ra.llo and TV n&ws !Himeltmel realty belore Jt happen and ohoutd 111111 to happen, IIley have another ono tor tomor· row. . · Tile nameo in our little d~il~ ere aU well known, a Jot• ol them 11M relate<! to ••· Lot the bla datlieo 10- We'll aet alonll without lhfm and l•t the litUe lellows -UI. HOLZER HOSPITAL Admitted July 28: M1s. Samu('i Mack Stew)'u t. Pl. Pl .; R(,y 0. Le.s her, Kanaug:. ; Patsy Jert 'l Keefer. Pt. Pl.; Mrs. Roy A. Domigan Pomeroy; Mrs. John A. Carpenter New Haven; Mrs. Stephen Oleksa Jr., Pt. Pl.; Mrs Hobert M. Chit· ders, Middleport; Terry Lee Hey nolds, Pt. Pl.: MrB. Kl!nneth M Richardson, New Haven; Jame.; S. Arms, Rn9; Mrs. GtJJrge W. Wells, Gallipolis; July ~7: Mrs. Herbcrl R. Azbell, Ham•Jen: Mrs Oorcs ArMld, . Pomeroy. Mrs. Raymond E. Ward, \fcArthur. Mrs. David Wm M,Kcnzlo, Kau auga; Mrs. James N Copley nf Thurman: Mrs ~ lyde C. lngle1, Gallipolis; Mr~. Larry Dean Sheets, Gullipull!l:; Mrs. .TC81!e Morrl.s, Pcmeroy; Mrs. Boyd E Pickens, Pt . PI;, Mrs Harry K Mills Jr., Gallipoli!l; Mrr,. Bt,ir_nacc F. Stout, T.hurman; Ml''l. Howard Checsebrew, Pt. PI ; Mrll. ~~rank Fugate, Pomeroy Births, July 26: Mr. and Mr~ Larry R. Massie, Wcll ~ton, daugh· te"r; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth M HichardSI)n, New Haven, oon; Julr 27 : Mr. 11nd Mrs Ja.nc r ·copley, Thurman, son; Mi'. and Mrs. Da vid l'lfcKcnzie, Kannuga, son; Mr. lind Mrs. Herbert Art~ll. Ham· den, aon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sheotl, Gallipolis, son Dlochargcd July 2~ : William !\. Enos, Rev. H. C. Pettit, Mrs. John E. Williams, Mrs. Fronk P. Vore.o Mrs. Ellzabath Garard, Mrs. Johr, Rebel Leader Masterminds His War From 'King Arthur' uno•'·"· Bv JACK V. FDX MOUKIITARA, Lebanon UP! - Hollywood In Its wlld01t filghl! never dreamed up ll ccttlng or 11 cut or ch:trncter.s like this rocky nc•t wher• tlveo Komi! Jumblatt, the chier or the Lebane1e moun· tain robe lA Here Is a delopldotrd aort oC ~hrorle room of 1 areat stone autle that would ha·1e .!lulled ICin~ Arthur, 1 found o rather l)orcd, clegn nt young man Jn R worRtod suit ot Ivy Ln111Ue cut ond omelllng of toilet water, II!• ed to me. Morlntt Muot Go He lo an melle typo whu r.peakl, accented but gt.r•n English lie once tausht at the Sorbonnt'! In Paris. · . ~ •1 ·. •' .. •' I• ' ~. Chan~I3--Tuesday Ch~. ·Sip 011 8:25 DaOy jj.,.otlollo l!nm,.- -ltoolll · J•tje ,Doonan S-ow Dollllli-Jte-)fj 1nosure !Junt The Pr~e k Rigtt ·u:so coo ..ntratlon 12:00 • Tie Tae D.ough ~~:~~ ~: ~~!~~~=(~ As t~ , 12:30 !!.Could .. You Mid-Day News 1,~ 30 .,-~,~vletime II'~ Jil 2 "" Qun . l!r~ ~ llwt• . A"••• 'tor A Da1 -·Modern Romance• , '!ll"'fY TllJlli ~j!Rcll . l'*l!ea'!! lilael!llllle ~· Jlildltlt Weath•rt~ r;.,.. _PI•l!!n !lhc """'• mA . ; . ' "'' ""''tor "-'~ i - C"""i!!IAU ,show "" "'" •·. '· .. • ' ; ' \ ~.. • .8:!Jil · . J .. " 8:30 •M ' ' rf.vor11{ SIPrJ ' ' """"U l'#IOWS ~ ~~- • Weotht!t'<IIB! ·111o Jaeli Pial 8be1l Slim Qft ' • ' ,' / "'"" 9:30 .· ' ' 110:00 II :00 II: 15 . : ':-:---:::--ilti -· ____ Pomeroy's Methodist Church Be~ Was_ Palatial River Packet Boat, City Of For 102 ,·cars 11 soft-toned, mel· low old bi.•li has been calling people of Pnml!roy to wors~lp from ~he ·~)•.ver or II MethOdiSt Church, first in an old brick build· ing in the S(kond Ward and slJlCe 11192 from the more modern church now known as the United Methodist RUTLAND niRNITURE and MASON FURNITURE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL 1:00 '• 7:11Qi ~Ill...::.... C• ,.,..,..,. - • 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 Tho 4:15 The 4:30 The 5:00 , Late _M~t~~(\ ~hn.il·\ ~:15 The ~:sQ J\rthur ~:4~ Win With /' Wlnnq- llotjG . ,,, ,8:30 •CO!!UDillld~r Keene 9:30 Pub tie lletender 10:00 ,For Lo~ or Money 1030 'l'la)f Youi> Hunch , ' ll:CkJ Mjhur ~O!Ifrey Thne 11:30 Ditto' I L'it\ , '. :~:~ ';:;.~ "r·<il'!i!''irrc•w ;.j ' ·7 ' ·"t Uath S~ntmeJ Ow~on~ PICNIC SCHEDULED quality and yield 1 The annu:tl picnic of the Ohto Also Important is the t1me at V~:~Jiey CommaJldery 24. K.' T., which the nitro1e11 becomes avail · scheduled ftJr Thursday eveninrz ohle to the f.iQnl A hi r!h level of has been postpont!d until Aug-u11t rlitrogcn is hest when the plant Is 21 Furthe!' r;olicc will be .!:lent to vount! Thif. promotes r:mld ('X- all knights. pansion of the lcave5 and stalk High nitru;:t>n has an adverse <If· EUB CHURCH PICNIC feet at r1pcning time. The Morr,mg Star EUB Church 1 The researcher 's hypothesis is this · lti,Elhllr application of nitro- School will hold their annual picgen rnJy be used wh<'rc supple· nic next Sund3y at the State Park mentcd irrigation is av:dlable to on Route ~rt. between Athens 1111d speed up cr.rly growth and ex- Coolville. ' ' ' --- Irrigation System For Tobacco Demonstrated At Ripley Aug. 51 ' •, • • ~rel:ivt510N :~. UIDf-~· .. . .'WSAZ ..;rv Cha·n,.el3 ·E VISITING FIREMAN • 'I . , I=Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29, 1911.& / th~ . • ' states, laid wreaths at the Tombs of Un· knowns, attended a special Pentagon bnefmg and generally "saw" official Washington. The maJor · lmpressJQn · · ga•'ned from it all .by Pres. !dent Daniel_ M. ~und, of Cuiver City, Callfornia, the v1ctonous F~deralist can~1date, Is 1 that "politicians" are smcer~, qualified and dedicated me 11 who are doing their best un- 1 der considerable difficulty and de.serve support instead of sneers. If he and his fellows can persuade a few of their elders that_ pulllie service is no joke, they will be domg a noble deed. "ru~bles" ' ., .7' ' KIDS TO BE PROUJ) OF I ~< ' Ch~rch, E. Second-st. The beil {lates 1ts church history IXJ.ck to th£' uutumn of 1856. How lm1g ~ ~ had a mi ssion before that - In tl nother setting-is lost in the misty !Ocord .'t ol Ohio River {l~ck- rock projected from the shore in· salvaucd. Much of to the river just above the landing. a~d llidiniS tf the In an instant the prow of the burned In. t,he stoves proud boat &truk this rock pnd ers and ro•s:.cners of sank to tho eab!n In a lew mo- Am~ng , oth~r artiicleo\ ments \faa saVed. Just then That was the end or tbA iour· dtsf copgreg'1tion was • .,. 7 3 neying up ond down the river o1 new brlek ehureh. B? oolne lhe fine belt on the forward deek, the prized bfll tell lnlo the the echoes of which were still rae· of the 'truStees of fthe new ing up and down the valley fro·m ing, -.nd wtll'ln everything the ringing stnrted when the eap- readiness 'it was boi1ted to tain puUed the rope as a l!lignal to tion in the tower where il back , mained during the first part The out. boat wes comnlf'telv 'u"""lc· ed. She lay ., she aank untU will• churchly stay In the old town, then took· in 1892 it came ter came on and froze tntt r•v~r and ltd place in just fur levelgood with the cabin over 15kating, The floor. waa the new church, 8' Skaters made h rabin etovcs and and gone throug out at the l:orokeQ windows. ventures. Ga1 swa(n! and •tmperlng ~trls 1ro;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;&,.;;;;~ warmed at the stove.! and held !• hands. There skntc!l were attached to shapely feet and there they were rt'mo•,ed after hours of skill)· ming obout over tbe smooth surface uf the river. It is related that .one thrllty saloonlst moved some of hil!l l!ltock to the cabin ol the boat and dealt it out e>ver the counter of the clerk'J de8k to those who needed or desired th• •timulnnt to cheer 1. them •long. The winter of 1856-37 w1s a hard one. Tho riv(!r remained frozen over, fur mA!'IY weeks. When it did ,r : 1 • , , break the benutlful stlamer, City nl Wneellng, wao cut,, down l!"d carrind away . .The furnlt\lre Wa.!l i~e 811!1 Q~ 7:59 Sign 8:Q<f Music . · lluole In the ¥ornlnl D1!1111 )(arlin Sho• Momtioil lli<rl!' Pic~• ol Etaht Mr- p!Atri~l Attl!nle' UIQJQ ' ·. 1~:00 Pieees of Eight 12:00 Mr. District Attomey 1~:30 Bingo 1:00 Tlie Afternoon Show t2:sJ Dour. Martin Show,. 3:00 American Band&tand 3:~0 .. ftecoi'd Hop t:SO , American Ban~inand 5:00 wlld lliU Hlekok · 5:80 !tfiekey Mouse Club 6:00 >'1\"Jl• ' 8:30 r¥0ur Eoso Reporter • -Shena PH~~de SPECIAL .. :'· ·At The Chicago ·' Martin Sllow· · Bond~d ' Club ,, i '· IRINGS YCJU , . sU~h ,a ·plltcba~e as this and we are passing , - ·~ ..,, ' ' -~ ~ t> •1:: • ' •' - ,,,l l dozen bondlt rood posts with do 10 II tbq llarlnaa came up uothlng more than my American Into tho ·mO\Intalns. We talked lor 20 mlnuteo then IJBII~ort lind tho gorru!ous nmla1 rose to 1"1 JIIJilblott shook my blltly ol my cab driver, h~nd llmpl)>: . • ' Lndtr ~do Courl 1 ln the court yard bol nw lui· All' the men ·sit~lna' >round the t lltle were several h1•,. •,.;:,d wall ltQod up and rotprned my reb l l! nmod with rjflos, ,l~llad farewell wave, ~ hand 'ren1des, su~meeh1ne gun• ' >nd cartridge bctu eroose~ cw t~elr oboulden. . Jum~lotl ts 1 lead<l' cf the sect, an •oflahonl d the lflomlc '•cct which la)'l!l th ~ f: e·;h)l .to e,omo and thai he ":11 ue ol ma~. ' led up three .ong ' II ~hi! ,.. . •.__ oleN 1nd tat.en i" to • )VIib atralsbt · boa~•• ' ~nd . :s~4 - ' ~·•·•-• ,•I. ,, ' I ,. S·P:ECIAL!. ~····· '• K • ' t ·r · ~1\ ' · '_''; !,',!'~ ·'' Sip 'l'b~,y ' ~tie Doonan IIOMDel , !loom Dough-Re-M! Sh~~ .' ,: 11):30 TreiO!ure Bun.t · ·• 11:00 Till' Prlee Ia Rllhl ;- 11:30 . Conwntratlon . :_· -1·3 Piece ·~- f; IJ·EDROOM •. . SUITE ·. , .' !'1, ',t '~ I LIVING ROOM· SU .(>.LL COLORS . FOAM RUBIJI!B CUSHIONS 1 asked him what massau he had for tile American people. I reached Jumblat ~·$ C.l SlJe JumblaEt lild they dia ~ot w-n• ¥tcr " two . hour taxi ride rrom to flibl the Americans but wo~id Beirut, pu.dna: throuah al leart a ChicagoedMarbefk~ - M~T·TRESS •' ._ ,. mad~ Room . Reg. Selling Price He anid llrat the'Marlnco should go. Perha)JI thoy ·were, u · Presl dent Elaenhower "ld helpln~ pre1ervo Lebanon'• independence and lnte~~rlty, he said ' Bul the rountry muat work out lts owu wt11 1urroumted by vlllll 1nou!l an(' nternal alfolrs, he OBid. ~crurry · looking folluwera whc The rebels, Jumblalt l&id,. did broke Into lOP · toothed artnt at not win! Lo~anoq In Gamal Ad· tho llrot lrlendly overtnre. The castle ltsetr hatJ 200 roomJ, iel Nuscr'o United Arob Repuband long, otocp flights ol otolrs lic camp 'nor in Rtt~11a'1 but QDd parapets which sa d d t~nl)' tur!l they also did not want II occupied · mto co1Tidors ilnt! lod ~N tht l t; !' by Amerleon troopt. 1 ~lhd if hi• men W'Uld fi&ht to the ro.ckr. bolow. tbe Americans, lfi~f~i: ~·f;;~Jt to , ... ,, '. ~·, - . tod . 8 Tru~ l:Alad· ot Living·llooJii SuiteS . . ; . r stores and due to amve ay' i"utliltlire Show DOII't pa88 · Pictured above is theattruek V:es ·available at the Come in today get lint that were purchased ~pee a Living Suites like you never sav_ _ . .. .. 0 e. up this golden opportumty to save on :. . . choice. ' · , · ~~ ~our ~ers the savings. ' ' WIO ' ,r, . . ·. ' . we', we~ h~~y to have been able to make 'I .\ ' c ·. ' I ', ,::~~:~l:~~~~~~~~·,\~;~E~~~[f The ·D-ial ' ( WJ.E :' '• - ~ •'-l''l!f"~ M!<mol!!l Sh.W ' J. . f.iAR~ET 9:00 Doug Martin ·Show 10:00 The Moming Show . . A ln,t.iw ., Morning '' Trade In Allowance 1 You Dresser and Dobr Bookcase Bed s169·'5 ' ' ' Pay ' 7 .PC. cH:lOME areokfci,t .$Jts 0 38~'x80" TABL~ Reg. $109.95 One Week Only! s59' ·•. �• Colonels Edge Raline t-1, T lead In SentiKP.I Rigney Watuated With 'Kids~.·~ As Giah~ tAke Two From Phll8 .SPORTS \ f , DESK .. ' , ~e kids' sullirner base~all program .will be over early in ·A;ugust ~xcepl lor the All-Star and spedal tournaments in the area. Bowling Is chugging along under Rich bavis in "open ni••ts." Foo. ttball isn't qu.ile In the ,fans' thinkl'ng yet e·~n "'' b '" though t ~ pros are workmg o~f excess pounds getting !'eady for thillt gt;ie!irtg Pall schedule. Basketllallls entirely out of pirt\a~e. aRace •,By Alan MaYer -.-- ~~~~~ U•lfiid PltiiJ )'' \169•1 Bill fttglleJ lov!Ji 'll~o, ~elal· ly t~oae Sih fu.11'elst6 ydJ\nogsters of HI• w!ro rob surOtls~ 'tt(e "Old Man" by geltlhi flift! fiaMM the ·~.~~~r.t:;,,lhe~~~~~~~i l!ll~e lerrtfir'" Rtgnet 111\'al\\fd with ob· V.ou! ptlde ,m,r \lfty 'jjlol!j\t .1 tw•· mght tM!i1lill h'iMi I~· hllhes Monday nijl!lt to 11!'0\'t t~ v1r· lu'l r;r"-·plaf.e lie witH . i w•"~'"' only nile \'lliftent/ige lffll/lt off iile " place 14'h gables off the pace a But !cleat baseball does car'ry over into September Racine )ear ago lt·d•l, hAd ample r•••on til'mld ul ~Is yn.fng players ing Valley I:.eague Our owrt Ohio Valley Association chops Yllllnoston Do It off J'ust before Labor .Day An All-Star cast of the OVA Will In the ope~or , 19·vcar ofd south paw Mike McCormick beat the be playing somebody in Septemb~r. surely, llOwever. ---In ttlis regard we want to bring to Meigs County somehow all OVA team that will show local fans their 01• ·n Dwk Wal· ters, now of Point Pleasant, who is throwing SOP"'l fme base· D/1!... ball. Then there are the two Mitchell boy' or Jackson who 1f Ul are doing well in the Lc~gue ' L f f arry ol e o Ra~me can mount a mound with anybody in local baseball circles and Gene Hesson of Mason County, though he apparently never .succeeded in g~tting his arm ex· CINCINNATI UPI - The Cln· acily In shape this spring, IS always a drawing card He is cmnati Rcdlegs' hold on 8 llrst su.pposed to be s.igned wtth Phil Collins' Pomeroy Merchants dJViswn b<'lh was at otak~ tonight "-I never has t! h d f ' h I A b .. Arooks L'wtehce took oafetul uu P c e or 1 em ye . ~d a out all Phil has a1m At San Fr•nclsco In quest of lacked this summer is a take charge pitcher. 1 hts seventh win against seven will be battHng well into the first school monlh in 'the Hock· to he Lawrence Jill Seek 7th Agatnst . G'IantS w McDougald f"ntered mto Keep Cool the spirJt PANS of the occu1on by raf>Ping his 9\h and lOth home runs Bob Cerv of the A's also hll two, his :i7tb •tid 2llth, wd Hal Sm!lh belted his .f.h1rd of the 1-c:..son Jlook•e Zaek Monroe wa 1 tl'ed· !ted w1th the victory altbourh he g!We way to Johnny Kucl<S In tM slftb. Dick Tomanek y~elded tfie Yanks' hrsl e~ght runs and was charged wllh the toss • CNISOX BEAT NAT& A thrce·run homer by Sherm Lollar and a key triple by Nellie Fox were the big blows In Chi· cago's 6·5 l'ittory over WushJOii· ton. Lollor hit his homer oll Tex 1 C ovenger i" the fourth to put Chi Window or Circulating All Stze• ....:: All Price!F ~IVii-Ytl!w terwald I Chicago Open 'PreIude Tourney brothtirt----tee orr lrtda,- In a er1 entered chg1ble for the tUOO prelude to tho ~hlcago ~m Milito- ~- ••• " O'..... • , v·~ N,wpo~, R. I. - CUP - The Rho· dNew~rt A lllery' Com•ony, ,. e lan4 MII!Ua, was chorted ' in 1741 ana I• ~~ nation'• uldcat lL II" military organizntlon. IU member• have rougbt In every Wir, lncludln! the Korean confllrl 11 wu orelno lY Ior med to deIon d the lc!"' from maroudllll plratCR 72 !!· tHeir project boo\! !Or the judging -Li114l U.'rldns, Reporter t:II!cl!' Pii~ec;ncl~~~~~ the route, holding the Indians to eight htts McWilliams presentO\'Cr ly plays lor Palatka In the Class D. Flortdll State Leugue. Cl 1 d 11 ld eve an out 0 or Rocky Col· avito won scrloull consideration from his mAnnger, Joe Gordon. as 1 part time relief pitcher •fter he hole open. pitched two lnninga In mld,game, fannin£ Civ(J and allowing only one Ill - ·- - hit. w apond $3,100,000 on 1m prove· menls next year nnd will oper ote a u"0·do,• mee tlng fr om May 29 througb July 2&. \. Thompson J(i,.k·s FOr PIace 0n MARRIAGE LICINSI Arthur Rau Rutter, 17, MeliF CJ I d8fO"•'""" Co, laborer and Vit•llous Annette PVe 8D n 'f Shll~, 17, Rt l, Carpenter lM,.C!,~~~IItl ANNOONCID MITIR RICIIPTS li'l'Al'!wN, Del., UP}-Br$01> Pomeroy •tree! meter rerelpt> Field, vlee ""•ideut and 1anerai for the past two wee:{1 totaled dlnafe' of Delawlll'e Park, r• $311 accordlns to Pom•roy Patro'· vealed llo•day that tbe course m1 n John McKenzie. 1 11~ HIRAM, 0 UP! - llalfback Jim Tbompsqn, who ateragcd 84 a yar~o per ptlnt with lhe London, Ontario, teum Jast aeason, will .depend on hi• footwork to win a spot on the Cleveland Browno He put on a 1ood\damonatratlon las\ woek but alntio ·then h,. II· pored olf ' Brown Monday night announced the release of quarterback Bqb Reinhart of California ond half. back llld Garver of Capitol Uol· •er•lty, eutllltB' htnqnad hdre to 48 beslacs ''' nt the Ali·Siar lraln· 1"¥ camp. • Grid Togs To Be New Iiulian St»t Issued Aug.l5 Credits Bat For ~?ac!~~~yr~~~~~ma ~ ~~hr~~-~Zr, ~;;.ln:~·:\ir~ trt~~~!~"~ n 'i:!~~e~~ ~~~b~,:~· • ~ out Flat~ Ark., worked for tht PittsEa1t Ia elst burgh Pint" for four )'elrl and one of many "new races" q._ Clevel8dd Indian• roater,, • tighter 6it and luck for Improved Hitting which blm among the American top bitters. \ an His average as Indian is I gUtterin& SM, tiut his overall 1 ~~~~.rP~:~f=~~h'""per1 cent," expect them to he . ,aid. ~oo~e Declines'. Rettirti Bout In here. long." loomis. !le'a been tlllmo Phllllei I tJ.S.'s $ .Dow~, CLEA.RANCE " ' ' ( , ~~ $When Yoq·f:.an, Can Beat RuS$ll; , ' ( I · . 1ts·a ·OLDSMOIULIS Mexi~al) Rift~~ STANDINGS I f, • {' . pledsllte, tht! excitement and the lasting, • · satisfdc;tioii , ' ' I " • c. 8'( Etl!IIR WALZIR built up tha l"orJd'• ~ler !l>altufactJrlng eeooolil)' 1.11~· dit ranging to the dol'lll'.-,<lown: ' dollar-whcn·ther-catch·you pnane has Here is your special introductior.t to \ the ' ,!j • r J, UPI 'ptim~Ciol liiiiiN-'t: ,. Nl!:w YORK Vll1~111\ls ~~\ian ' t I • ps t~ , owh~r of'a 195S: Olds- oro ,' thtt Is, XI;i; on i1l ·kind$ ., "'ell as ... ' , itlclbjle ot o . ' 1 Be U.S; Hope To Hit Top In pay. lo beat hi& oister.• .A year loter MacKay won his flrll tourney, t local eonl08l 16i' youtha tbrouah the to11rth iflde ttiOII ""' neyor bi!at.rt by local At OakwOi)d liilh be the Ohio sebolullc j ater the Ohio Stale ' wo'n the Big Ten title Unlverotl, of Michl· IINI7 added the NCAA Tbon M altracted !_ltt!nUonil.or Tony 1Tr•~ert D$· eall'aln, . who Invited to proetlce with the ,_, .., ...,.,. Hon't, I m8.~ 1 it IO' t)lel)l that . the} mark, l~cluding his plate appear am:!CS as a member of Kansas C1ty l.o .326. goo~ for seconrl" pice honors In . thj! 6itilhg; derby. "I now use a 32-ounee bat apd can swish It l;il 1106d," lb~ beammg Power fXplo lned. ! 11Besidea/' he added, ''l've be~ pretty luclty In flodlng !.he holt! this year." , __ _..c,_ and west I• west, especially when tho W "llf hlo worit .....,_ in comel to figurlnt out who won l'n 194;r..LM got the trutest the dD,al track. and field mecl be. brolk of hlo ctroor. tllo Dotlttn tween \he u s and RUS8ia. bovtht him. Thirufttr tho ca..y ''Prtieh'' beetmt one of tht In the aftermath of the hlsloric tool)ltO's fin"'· Ht holptd tho t~o-day athlt~tie competition every l*lpn win thrH ptnnantt •ut tiody W18 ofllclally very happy, hill Klo •- 1t -••• In •~1 ...,. tho •The American! were happy be· ~rilok, didn't win. Ho won 19 ~nd eaute thoy won the men's meet roll 11 In 1950 whon \ho Phllll" ' against a •trong Soviet squad by ,. •» 22 • 1 1951 hi 12o• pol11ta to J.,. "" . on Gliilrtt lnu n told, wRooil tho won.~ All rfllt up 127 •lctorlto and 14 d• TIJUANA Mexico uPl - Dav· The American women were hap· it~h In hit II····· , ...., tndlng ey Moore, winner bv a s~lit ,de· PY bccauat they won lour out of ' len event-.: a'alhst the "In· at Brooklyn after the 19~ " 110"· eislon over K!d Anahuac Mopday In i !lot • torn battle in Tl, vln<lble" Ru.,lan ljldleo and only Wht!tv~r lioppon!d J. It bull ring, would Ute to !oat by 44 polnto to 63 allhouc proochor Now 43,olljlol' ho ow no andRoo? operoiK 1 Anah~ac again - but ,not in they !eared they might marfcot •• Wftt ~lain., ,.,. Mexico. swampod. ,... The Ru.,ians were very happy Indeed bl.~ause by adding up men's and women'1 seorea they found tho)' had beaten the U s AMIRICAN LIAOUI 172 polftts to 170. WtPct,U "Lot them claim It Is they want New York 64 32 8117 to," said u. S Coach Georgo East· BO!lon . . . 48 46 Ml I& ment Baltimore . 47 46 .503 l~lil "Whal'a the dlllerill«l? We're ' 47 30 .41111 )7l!i not going to make an tisue of U," City . . 41 411 .473 18\i, •aid Dan Ferrie, honorary aeere" " 46&, 489 19 tsry or tho Amateur Athletic Un· .. , . . 46 Sl .iG;! 1!,1\., ton. " 42 58 ~9 :13 "We know who won," smiled Eaatment. w•• ! ~NslJ~ 'BY ', Ra'cih~ Fire Departmebt and Ri.clnl> Emergency Squad I ~lit Ill Deli'<\i\'s 11 hit•, singled til 12 Freshman w1ll get their has appeared in 34 garn•s tor the ~ 11\'t! rli~s ~o lie the score In equ•pmenl from 1 p m unul 3 'rr1be, banging out 33 nits, lnciud· ing four home runs, and hu . e ;""vehtb !U:Iitvet 9111 Ftatfler p m on the &ame day. drJVen in ~ runs. t!ln~d ~!f.UI1li vtc\tit'y ' l\-/1_ .. Everyoody L Happy "ual Became Of E b d w· PREACNER ROE very 0 y Jns United ,,.... tnltrnotlonol East·w Elwin "Preacher" RM, • nifty est Games ltft.htndtd pllchw of Ash '• ' itlttl~ ljJUii illil &AeoN ~·i '01~61.~ l.w to1!r hlnlln lh~ m'en will reee1ve their e'qulpment The 2'!.year.tild Puerto Rica~. l'tb bll,t At kalifte, who collectld In the morning !rom Q o'clock un· since dont'ling a Redskin uniform, MOSCOW UP1 - '1 '.1, iitll l'.M. ' lire -Dayton's~~~--====~---,~----McKay Serves Notice lie ~~~ DAoVTON. Q. iii . St!N6AY AUbU!IT 3hl rtejd out. NkLo ' wn , the fourth of Chi· ~[~ 't1111" 1 pitcher~ was. credtted II> 11,.."1 .';~;ory w ile DJCt Hyde Jt;jel• walked Charlo Max· Well ltilll hAres load~J and '\lt'o o'ill Ill \Ire nllltb tti Jm't!e In ,tlllfilli" t'u_ll, aM give, Deii'olt bt!s issued P hrst call for all pros peettvc (ootball players at his ,... \1\ill'll~h ~ver BOoton JFl~l~ wal~d I~ \he ~Inning run school. ~!""' ~ft hitl 'del.Yc'4 the some 1 r: al'ltl F'liOttt P6moroy, Ohio BUSINESS I- ltl\t'lNtl ~LA~l~b ittLL lit, IU E. Mlin St. a POt IMOifMI Mlttlt cago t~head, 5-4 The Senators bed t: 4-H Club. the dub mem ~ to!lip!l!led lt\ prepara~on Baslcetball Out Of The P;cture? have been •bowing considerible ~~ Each Is •lx and one-hall gaillea behind the lead, held J6ll\tli' b)' lhe Giants and ~~~ B!1ves , Pittsburgh meet. tLll'll · ~IKcli CM••K• ln11 • ga~e .t.~l 11>1~1 terlally ' ~cl lne nW\ijjt ton· th>~vtdlnj ill'e ltidleh frill a cub vtc~ i'I'Oolld iWe ill Ull'dlsp\l~d cl~im Oil rotlflh ' ree !11tc~e•• a !'irate viM~ aui.l ahd l>i\\llrutilt lfl\o 8 ~ian~;cr ~ill 81 ey 1 lb'e Giant• hal indlcai~Oon kbftil'i'Oit may draw his liht ml.'tlftl ••· slgl\ment 1.,. tbe Glall\A ~6\\ltl\i, but sto Miller and liill\on Mon· "nt ore al!o ready I• go lo the mound Monday th• Redlegs edged the Cleveland lnlljans In on exhibition game here that displayed some slranQP pitching face~. George McWtlhams, a rlghl· bander out ef MlssJsslppl State College, h'll'lod for the Redlegs CLUANDS APPLIANC£ f. #ot illt IQiy 17\h meet."g of th• losses the score In the fifth, however, The Rcdlcg.u are currently hold· and thP Whttc Sox pushed acroSs mg fourth plnce In crowded coin- lfi'e dedding run in the sixth nn eptlrely "out of pany with l~e pesky Pirates, who Fok'• triple aud Ray Boones In· Above, it was observed that basketball Is the local sports picture." That's ttue but soon it won't have to be . • Middleport has hopes of completing yet this fall an outside basketball Cllili't that ~!so Cl!l be used for lenhls, badminton and the otii~r 'C'ouH sjlorts. When that Is compl~\ed we be able to ~l'a\l\'011! wftallatger areas In wide set:tlons of count: 'caU a milliner ~v~nlhg basketball league Iii ull\i~on I uhd~ts1611d there is an :relive nlni l!l~e played on oliiS!de courts, with quDters atea Ill lnihufes and pl~nty of timeouts thrown in to wipe the sW'eal d wet foreheads. .,. Is ihel"t! ahyone. l(dfaclllties ara available, who cannot !ina· ,..ne a· sy:::m~r out~l. e eage league embraclnll teams from Racine, meroy, Mtddleport, Eastern, Rutland and even Wahama If Wahama would promise not to Import Wilt The Stilt to ~o Its rebOunding chores? I .don I know how lonn the Pee Wee boys (Minors) will be plaYing stick ballln Middleport. There's this about 11: At my age II looks so doggone mterestlng I'd like to try it myself Q.ext year with others whose joints aren't as fnsky as on~e upon a• time ' , • ,Oyen golr tournament IDS S The two day pro ~tm a!cur n rt; " I I IW!... Ill. to I he lournameJ>t, opening Thursdoy, was mrran "{cd after John E. McNulty, prcsid~>tlt ol the Gl eneag1es ChJCago OJ··~ Com· mlttcc, r:ancelled quahfylnf:! round• lor the big ev•nt CHICAGO UPI- A field ol b1' McNulty's gesture fm· the CIH~ame PJ'OI-lneluding Sam Snead cago Open, first of Its klnd, auto Dow Flnoterwaid and the Heber• matically made All the nn play ' Phlls, 3·2, lor bis eigl\\h v101~ ·~ the ~ason •gains! only tw'o ' I~ . feats. tii'en W.year·ol~ orlalfd Cepella illl'gled hom~ wha\ t>T6'fea to 6e the Mnning run in a 2·1 nigh!csp lnurllph. ·' we~~~ t"ll!~' Nitlohil Letgill, cl.m, ftt'e ~Mv 'lor~ Yarlktes •tl'et'ehed l~eit America t~agu~ 1~111 to 15 games again when till!~ b<ilnbmJed llve kansi! C\\y pitchers lor l~ hlts In a IH VIe· lory pa~e. Mickey )!anile slammed h!i 1\Jgncy, t·M wla dli'w~ m sixth 27th and 23th homer. •nd Gil lit IIIII,tiN ·ft.._ A..u .. I fi!J9 UUf$ Itt $potU Are N~ny Here ~ n~w It \\>III be th~ "dog days" in local slJorp;: tle . \ •. , " . ""' ' ' ... ' For Your choice Qf the nirle differ.ent l'l).o' UP.I...Charloy Orloano, · Sha•H 118.•.,,,,. .. ' ' ·del~~~~ s~leS ~ri~blo~~ in s~ck. ~h;. titer it b'e ttle LUXVRIOUS '~~;jMGN I' FI~E~t SUP~~: g~ j f 0\l' \,. l t'l~· nv , t-JA/l,ll.1:t X,\ ,I l U6e pleased wlthi.th.;' ' ' '' ,' ~ir·Obttf!ittont,t~ 1' -· ·•·t f ' ' ' ' ,.... ha the all' .--:. malciJII the.. _ eaaler to ~ cliiiibi·lilci a real eaitle of t!oti>fott to live in. 1 '~ mab lbla the , _ 'your family 8l8i1i teany e~~Joyq _,y eummer da.r ••• aDd aleeplni ~~nlcbl? j ' - !"lt It i; �.. . ,. •• _;" ,.; I j1 ' 11 \ ~-' ' •J'qA CON!IISTENT IIEPiNDABLI RISVLT8 , - ·- WANT ADS PrtONE 398 • u.u l'~U.e Cll ' 1't!OL6 per Wutd WlU be CIW'~ for adnrtilln& U ut p1id f•Jt befr1re lhe t6Lb of e~:b mootb followtaat.DserUt~o. reoortH immediatel). 1'bt DatlJI Seuttael will n"t be respor.slbl• few more than oar kOCOI tea tarA!J11on. \ Card of Thanl.t 111d IJpecbii Nullcu oi.PMallfUIO. 0\ttuarlot JUbliahed "t 1 cent per word. 1I I N :>ttces IIWER REGULAQ OR SUPER PREMIUM AT Pnmeroy Farm Bore• Co-Op Association Hours· 6:00 AM. to 10·00 P r.. Dolly Except Sunday 1. Main If. Pome,.,.,y, 0. dcnt.a. • ' ' 7 28 Bte l2l Cord Of Thanks W1• wt1h to (lxprca& our , lnecre tP· prcclaUon to our neighbOrs and frlc11ds f.r their kindness ,and sy mpathy durlnl the Ulnealand deuth or our mother, Mn, Ben Ervin. We \Yanl to e11peeially thank llr. J. J. Davil, Dr. ft , ~. Boice, the nurac11 al Meigs General JIOt•' pita!, tho Rawllnas.Coato Fuft. cral dirccl ort, thoae aendlnfl flowots und all who helped in any way. !fhe Ervin ramlly 1 29 Up 16 I l.ost f:r Found LOST: 8 moa, old Heller Holotoln call. No!Ur Arthur Doeilo, Ra· cine. 7 29 3tp ($) Auro ~~~- . 1958 Pontiac V8 Star 'Ch'i;i Tdr. Ca~Unl Cps, $1,090. Hydra ma!l~ 1driye .• Spotlou all Ieath· or IIC!IU. smarl all wbite llnlah Sharpo,tl '00 wo bave had lo• a lona time.' Blaettnor'•· Pomeroy 1 Ha.ltc. ~ ~. L-~-- 1M :imury Y8 )(ontclalr 2 ~­ Hard' Top Cpa., . ,.1.111111, Fin01I and boat IC!rlea. OlC!l'C'JI')I. Power tteerins and ~~rates, Extra nice. Blaetlnar'a. P"meroy. HHte. ' . --- 11115 !Iuick Special 4 dr. Sedan, ''J,1IItl.•ld. ,1\Ut--econolll)' piua, ,~, lllht ..... finlah. liiHIUiar'a, · Pom~f- 7.alj&< u«, ;~~;~~~~"J~ 2 dr. Riviera 1 l!ilb)- and 821·J 7 25 6tp ---- TERMITES EXTERMINATID For tree ;uspertion phone 383-M 19~ Refrigerator, Kltehen Set Gilmon. Supt~l) Store, PCJmerP\1 Burfett, Bernard GH~I~ Y. Har All wore euuant~d Ftlllt io nsonvllle, Phone 24788 aured. Vauph.~~n's i.ldu..trirl anc+ 7 28 31< Be81den~ial Termite Control SPJ 'lee, St. Mal')'&, W. Va. 3 6 t' Upright Piano, Automahc Wash er, 3 riec~ sedional Living ftAIJIO & •·o:J.t.V..:>,V.'I bl:RVIU. Room Suite. Phone 61~9-Y PtoOIJe 200. •:Jei~•nd AppluiDe7 28 31< Store, .dt. ·w. \laiD Stree' Pom~. r J). .1-23-' l Peaches and Apples. New Haven Orchard, TU 24678, New Haven h\nt.u:g or Ca•pentcr "'ork, Fre estimates. Raymond Fift> & so,1 , W.Va. 7 28 tic Phone 77693, Chesh.re, Ohl+ H·lf. Hereford Bull 'Registered, Larry Domino, Good Breeder. R. C. Gilmore. Pomeroy Phone 383·M QUI~!\ SEIIVICE Ou Walcb II< 7 26 3tp pairiD& tactor7 Train~>~ w,i<bi~Ia&_,, COLLINII JEW£1, Sweet curn and tomatoe1. Robert ERII, Pvl.orov. 1I I Hill, ~yratusc. Phone 908-X. HIJ.•2tc CONCRETE BLOCKS •J "lulld letter For Lm.. SOUTH AMEIICA DOH IT AOAINI-The newl:r-elecled Miss Universe, Luz Marina Zuloaga, 19, ot Colombia, ll shown with members o1 her coUrt at Lo~ Beach, Calif. In the croup (I. tor.) are: Adalalaa Colotnbo, 18, Miss Bt'azil, second ~ace; Geri Hoo, 18, Mia Hawaii. thltd plaee; Mlal Unlvenej Bur• lyne Howell, 18, Mill U. S. A • (Bossler Cll1, La.), fourtla place, and A11cja Bobrowlka, 2%, M.W Poland. ftfth place. The pew Miss Universe ls the aecond Latin Amerl9an &irlln a row IG..wiiU!le UUe. Gladys Zendel;_o! Peru lllut 111%'1 wlllner. . Friendly Priest Visits Children In Oratory Of St. Peters Church Each Day By ERNIST SAKLER United Press lnternetional 127·X. 7 19 12tc 3 MUu North of Pomeroy ROME UP! - A friendly priest On Rt. 33. Call Wm. GrueHr with thick eyeglasses meets the One upright piano and bench. $20. Rock Springs children of Rome every Sunday in Phone 8118·J. 7 29 Stc the Orutdry of St. Peter's to dis· Automatic electric hot water ;:;:;:;::;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;:;;;::;: CU8S lheir b1g and little problems . E~cellint c:ondJtion. 52 : with them . gal. capacity, V~ry reasonable. WE BUY The children call him "MonCall 163. 7 29 3tc signor" or simply "Don Alfredo." ITIIIJC~<IRA~ I BIA/oll Hardly an,·one ever calls him fCRAr IRON - MITALt what he should. "Your Most Rev• crend F.mlncnce." OHIO VALLEY The smiling prelate, son of a baker frorh Rome's poor district of Trastcvet·c, is Alfredo Cardinal "'""' •to PomiNI Ottaviani, Pro-Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of the Hqly Radio lncl fV S.tvlct Veed Moton, BoatJ •;. : Trat:era. Phono Otis McClintock Flnancln.a Avallable. letrop1•· R1cln1, Ohio lltan Afarlno Soles .and Ser LBGAL . NOTICE vice. Phone 86-M. Pott\iroy, 0 'Notice Is h~rcby given that the 6-IJ.tl ~----p---t,;Uitom BuUl K:.tc:hell UI!II&DI6 undersigned intendi lo make ap- ~----!or tour borne. Free e•~tmacea. plication t!) the Probnte Court or r.tcigs Cuunty, Ohio, for an order Foreman " Abhotl. Phoae to chmpse Iii~ name iu La.-y Er02~~. • ti u Wants to buy ant1ques. Call sel Ca~to 6188M. Eve.nhits. 7·1-?.Str Said appliratlon will be by peti· Good Bank Grnol 45c por yd. tion to l•e filed In said Court, on Male Puppy. Call 227·M .Loodud wbilo rou walt. Also the fifth doy of September, 19118. 7 28 3tp true!ks available to haul at rea· Dated this 28th day of July 19118. aonable ratea. Lawrence Erscl Graham tQ (7) 29, He WILLIAM McKELVEY 2 or 3 bcdrru,m house In or around Portlond, Ohio Maaon or New Haven. C. M. LIOilL NOTici· - .- · - -Haley, Rutlund . Ph. 24823 ETHEL MAE HULL, Reoldlni at You c,n $1111 7 25 3tp 4 Park Street, Bonne Terre Hotel, AI Bunnc Tcrrll, M'iuourl, it hereby Racine ShOt notified that on the 7th day , f Rep1lr Shop July, 1988, Corey W. Hull, being . --17) 29, 28tp TRAILER:, Modern. Phone 241163 plalntlff, ,llled bll petition against Rutland. ' 1 29 31c her' as ~efendant in tho court of Common Pleas, Mel,lls · County, (20b I I 5 room furnished apartment 2 Ohio, Case No. 12,731, praying for Bedroom• Steam hettt. Center ol 8arnu-Sim~on Jnllt..::~~.~-A-I•_n_CI ~lvorce from the sold Ethel Mae Pomeroy. Call 482 or 141.J. Middleport. Ftto, Autrmobll• Hull on the grounds of Wllful Ab· 128 31e Bonda. Phone >l!31tF4.. II'IIJ.b serice ol •aid defendant from said 15 room apartmenl unfurnished ~~'.l'Jil UliUtr ;;-;;;~-;;;". plalntltr ror more than one year past am1 Grou Neglect of utlllty room over Slll!lcr's Life, Auto, J1n, Pohu. Call D11 last Duty, and plaintiff olso prays for Shoe Stort•, on Court St. Tel. Hill~ Middleport, 0o1o other · 11roper relief. Said cau1e 148. 7·18·tfe --·---· ~-- will be for hearing on or alter the ~ room unfurnlahed aprxtmetfL ( lll 20th day or August A. D. 19118. Keq 1 Phono 310·M, HHI CAREY W. HULL For Sale: 3 roomt and semi-bath. Crow, ,crow & Porter Five too m furnl1hed apnt Large lot. Junction Rta. 7 and 33. Attorneys ror Plal11tlff mont. M~ or 408 Sprina Ave 111M Nye Ave. Edward J. Schaaf. (7) 8, IS, 22, 29; (8) 5, 12, 1D, 71c 7-!0.trc cr. 7 23 3tp IN THI MA'I'TIR OP ' room "'artment at ;45 Mul· berry Ave. Call Ethan Harper, ~16/Jlf SITTLIMINT OF AtCOYNTS In 1M Proboto Court 7-22-lltp ..:...,.~ __,.,__;, Mol,. c.. nty, Ohio Rooms. Apartment. Close in 30 ACI!I FARM _:. 11o mllea East Aecountl und vouchers or the 2 town. 127 Bullernut Ave. ot Rtrcinf, 7 acrea of bottomland following n:~med persons estates 7·28-13tc ideal (01 trueklnr. Fair 7·room have been filed in the Probate home, m•tal roof, IOod well Court of Melg• County, Ohio, ror 1·3 room apartment abo 2 lleepor wator, chicken house, barn, approval and ·settlement. inl rooms. Cali 388·Y and ·corn rrl-. Farm pond. Only Firat and Final . j\oco~nt or 7 28 tic $3000.00 . Thr urhstcn Stone, Jfr.,Th _admlilistrator (1:-:: -:-: 6-1 $C;1. IY.ACUII _ !~"room home, gas o t c estato o , urston Loe dcccB!ed. !I oor IU»n•ce, tl 1' hen 1Ink' "" 01 Stone, Statement in Lieu o·r ond lor an • Bed Room Huuse, 242 Rlvet- 1Water heat•~. front and back h 11 ! La aecount of Maggie M. Stout as ad· 1 vlow Drive, Llneoln Hill. Call pore ' ce '!', me18 roo ' rgo minlatrutrlx o! the estole or David 213. Walter Gruesor. HS.tl eutbuUdlng, rarase, • aquarium, foung frllit and pine trOOI. Big ft, stout. ' level lot. Sldowalko. Ail lor First, Fino! tnd Dlatrlbutlve ac· 1181 Emplovnwnt count of Doru Blackwell O'Brien, 1 ••o""oo. ony....,... dl ' rl C11I or write VIRGIL TIAPORD, a m motrat x, W. W. A. of tho 7 211 3tc lolooman for e.tato of Edword w. O'llrlcn,' de· CUCKLIR RIAL T)' ceaocd. Houoowor~ or IJiaby Slttln1 wort lOX 229 •• . PHONI 101-Y Firat und Final sccuunt or Har· wanted. Jo Ann Howell, D22.J 7 11 3tc old L. &r1ent, administrator of 7 28 61p -:-:-:c-::::--~--~ "rr;;d,~ I the estate ol Emma J. Suraenl, Mtddlo-aged womun Want• tlmptoy. de~~":'!~d final aeoount of Vern· ment by or week. Cleantnr on L. Weber, admlnlatr:J.tor W. w. or aemJ.lnvalld nuraing. Write SALE OR TRADE-Sm•ll farm Io A. of the oslalo of Aug\Ist H. Wei> &x 173, Syncu.., Ohio. lluUand. Frltnt Emerlct, Porno ~r, ~eceucd. , --::;::-= -::--=7~ 26~3:.:.t•e::· -=r:::,ov,_.N::.•::.·:·,::3:_·- - . 7·24-llt. · Fir.st annuaJ aecount of Bernard t;lllkey, guardia,n of' tile peroon and ul U.rnle Gllkoy, an inCOIII· ' GRUESER BLOCK CO, JUNK ,CO. -- - Legal Notice (Ill Wdnted To Buv (121 Wdnted Rent .-~ -- ( 14) For Rent --- -----nsurar•.ce ------- -- _..._ t:·state e'ldW' _ --r--- ._ .,..Fo_r_R,-en_t_o...:.. r Wanted (241, F9r Sale or T d•' 7 $200 To $500 DOwn · . ' n...... ' hlo JH Ill 0111 ol "' 100..,. llobn. ,1111 to ehoa• rroa. 11 .. 11 n. loq. utll II. wWo- .. t.m. f• - . Come Saw . ...., le~l•aelllan• for klueW_ue. A._ ..., roocll lnllm 101 ill ' low 0/J ldw& r ... DotiYt>rr. Allllblq o1 ' .. -......... ...,'*"·" IIG DISCoUNf. ·• costin~ rOur cents. The De,Pirtment The Post O(IIce Department ~xpect!l no trouble changing over to the hi-ghflr-priced stamps that will be required starting Aug. 1, when postal retes g0 uo to four cents for letter11, three centa for Dostal cards and seven centll for airmaU. . We repair and solder anything m etal. SarYcrs Roofing Scl'vice , Laurel Cl1H .Road, Pomeroy Ph PUBLIC AUCTION AUCTION SAT. AUGUST 2, 1 P. 1\\. '1 he followh1g personal property of lhc lnte August H. Weber will be sold at PUBLIC SALE at the A. H. Weber fllfm located at (Mouth . of Horoe a we l, 3 ml· lt:!S south of CJJcater, Ohio. Nice General Electric Stove, Chr nme Dinette Set, Electric Hot Plate, ~f ay la g Wa sher (like Newl G. E. 11 Cufl. Refrlgcrntor, Elo· ctrolux Sweeper, Fan, 32 Rc •;olver, Dishes, kitchen utensils mce woul rup, cluck.~. living room furniture, Iron beds, Sew· tng Machine, dreaer. coal cook 1lovc, lawn mower, mil!sackl, 3 Ox Yokea, cultltaton a:nln crlf· die, grola drill, Or1•n step lad· der, 28 ft. Extension ladder, drums. 10 1•1. milk cans, hill · •1 ~, plow, Umber r~ua:l!r, han~! · to•>b, utility cablnot, I lot brlclu 1 lot Bin. bulldlni tllo. and Ol· her ltoms not ll1tad. Terms CA~H. Crill Brodrord Aud.; Admtnlstrntor: Vernon 'Neher. Not R" ponaible for ucel BY HILEN THOMAS Unllod ,,... lntomttlollll WASIIINGTON UPI- U. s. let· Postal olll,lals said none ol ter.wrlters will soon be etlln~ the machln., will be pul out of uaed to a lavender stlmp bear· commlulon becauJe of the new inr the likeness of Abraham Lin denominations. t'Oll lU:NT- · ~xu:n•LUIJ uu:•...J",... Scatfold Board!. Drop Clutas CUnton fo'i ~hcr, Mui"' 1Apo: t, 0 Phon~ P~:r. 11-1' 7 room bouse. Exellent candl· Sltunlay, August 2, 1958 Slarting at 1 o'clock at Miller's 1. lion with 1 acre ground. Phone Repair Co. Storage Building, Hamsonvtlle . Ohio. Following wlll be !mid to settl (' accountA on same : 3 and !I pc. Wood Breakfast Sets, 12 Odd Chain, 1 Duung Hoom Tahlc ,md Chairs Smgle Bed!!!, Double Beds, Table, Auto Radios, 6. 1'elcvision Sets· 10" to 21", Clothlls Dfyers, Re ccrd Pla.ver, Ga.s an'i Electrir. J<efrigcrators, Gu Hnd Electrie Stovcl!l, Automatic Washer, Elec · I ric Sweepers, Wringer Washers, Tables, COl~h. Over StuHe<t ('hairs, Small Etectrie Applian· ccs, L:~ rd Pre11s, Iron Kcttlc ~~o, Single and Double Tr<es. Many other large O:nd smp II li11tin,ga ~oo numerous to mention . Terms 1f sa le· CASU . Not rrsponslbi• or accidents. Auction['er, A. D · iJixon, Clerk Mprshall ~llllor. ______ 7_:::: 28 8tp ' -a-·---- a•t.t .,e. •"'ct. one lllli.rtl'111. lliLUDYIA cbin 1 IOc.-4 ,.... .,... ,.,...,, •m rk,_ ('ftn.. '"'ni v,. ta!!oertlon.. SpeeUJ- oao momh for 2G ceau per ..,. •JP. To Be Greeted With Lavender liOn service Jack's Refrigeratinr New HJ.ven Phone TU-23,~· rbeJS5 rtefrib,erati'n aDd App~ ' anc! Scn·tce Rac10e. Tel. 381i H!!-tf. ..& t!)onrfl in ~.iJ:venlfJD&~'iboulb Am CONDITlONINii, Relrige~; B 23 r ' ' ll-\TES '----- .. ~her Writers· (20l Business Services 1 Utd it d01f1 not expect to Wind up wltb an over supply of three-cent sta!~ll'•l when the -new rates take effecL Aug. 1. Orricials said they have always kept tbe supply "within reason" · because ol t laek of .itorage spaee. _C_ON.:_C-ER_T_I_D~IF_F_O_RT The Department bas already FRANKEN, Germany UPI-The ·stepped up · produetion of the I local lire ljrlgade, restocting It "Lincoln" 11tamps to meet what desperate remedies far despet·· :, certain to be a tremendous ately needed funds, circularized demand. th villagers: "U not en,u,gh mon The new seven-t!ent air mail cy far the new hose cao be eol stamp, repl:cing the p~"esent six lected we mlr find ourselves r.E!nter, wlll feature the silhouettr. forced to stage a conrert." They or a jet, airliner. This new bluf:' got their money. and 'thlte stamp will bfve Its ~irat-day sale in PhiiHdelphia on ' HIS AIM FAILING July 31 at the annual convention INOIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI-A of the Amede'ap Airmail ao.eiety. former T~xas Ranger and trick Official! said 8.ftOQ,OOO,OO!' shot artist witb a rodeo t ucprised three-cent 11tampa were printed a burglar in bia record sbo~ In ll.!cal 1967. They expeet to re- here Monday. H. A. Cheyenne peat the 51me productir·n · figure Tel Holley, who ehase(l Paneho for the four-ceot stamp. Villa folll' decades ago, fired PJ:odudion ot .three-cent three shot's. All missed. stomps will be sharply curtailed NEW YORK UPI-Geoeral dropping to about 3,1100,000,1100 a year-the sa1\}e as the two-cent Manager Muzz Patrick announced !limP oUtput lut year. The lhre~ Monday tbat the New Yort lWI cent slatnp DCJW will be uaM od Jers will starl training for the postal cardJ. ' 9118-159 'National Hockey Lea1ue ;eason on Sept. 11 at Niagln Future eommenioratlve &tamps wUI be Issued at the new rour· Falls, Out. cent rate. 'Mle flrat will be the · Simon 1Bolivar , "Cham,p,lon Liberty' 11tamp which went Dr:J ~ale in Washington, II. c .~ July . Office 011d the man who rocked Italy's political world with his lronk words. , An electivns-jittery Italy jumped when the 67-year-old Cardinal flatly stated in a signed urtlcle ill the Carhollr Action new•paper n Quotidiano that some Catholic polilic11ns were . ex-ploiting · the Church for their own worldly end8. Opponent& of the ,govcrninr Christian Democrats promptl)' :u. Of couroe, it will be perfectly mtcrpretcd the Cardinal'3 word·~ ~n right to use the old Sbmps as aa 11Uick on the Oartv-in-power )'OU have on hand \\'hen the rates They used it a! pollt!clt arnmuni· 10 up. You can just put a one· tion. · oont 1tamp on a first clus Jettet• the Cardhfa l himself \vas un· 'lonR with a three-cent •lilmv moved by the storm. 'ue II; a man Similarly, one of the old 1ix-cem who be!levc-1 In speaking frankly , rlrmail stamps piU!I a on~ center and had touched ofC a 1 limliar will do just as well f-or 81) •ir· furore five years ago when hr ·m•il letter on AUI. 1 as will said bcforo the 1~3 eleetlons 1.me ot the new aeven-cent . .air· that It! a Slate composed entire- mail &tamps. '( ly or Cotkollct and governed by Pos\11 officials ••id tbe de· Catholics, "It is a duty to give t')artment'• coin-operated stamp legislation a Catholic orientation." dllpen1ing machines can be ad The Cardinal, a man n stern In defense ol tbe Church as he ill omlablc In dally life, is popular wllh the Romane both becaue of or hit humble orlglno and becaute he i1 one of the few "Romans of Rome" in th~ Sacred College: ~ Of his three brothm, ·1111 .. ol whom died rccettly, one was a baker like their father, ono w~a the he1d ohhe Vatican's Food Of· rice and on" an official of the Vat· lean Muse um ~. Ordained a priest iq 1916, Ot· tavianl bec:an~e Undersec:retary of the Sacred Congregation for Extra· ordinary Churcb Affairs in 1928 at the exceptionally early aie of 38. He becam o un official of the HolY Office In 193&. Pope Plus XD modo him a Cardinal In the Conslltory of Jan .12, 19153. Fur nil his firmness on religious mattero, Cardinal Ottaviani la •niPrant townrd persons In need. Durtn1 the German occupation of Rome, be turned the Holy Of· . .. , 1 flee bulldin* citadel of Catholic GOU> Aa-Mra. Raoul Heborthodoxy, into an aaylum for en of Cohoe" N.Y.. becallle persecule.d JCWI and Prntestante. tht flFtl: 101r.r lD lout ~~ But be d!d not let them remain In the Albany, N. Y. T!IJios· idle. )\'hen lighting broke ciul be· Union bolo-In._ competl· tween lllllan and German troopa • IJl .aee: lt took o' Itai· I :,;;;;~~~~~~E~Ih~ot~o~l · in armistice, Rome after' the 11143 1an he ordered. the retugeea to atand aentlnei at the doora of the bulldlna along with til1o Pap· al Swiss Guards, .. . ,;.;;;;;;;:;;;i;:i"!ii;;;;;;i;;:i;;;;;;;:;iii ·KAY'S SALON cleld Wave, pwma'leala um puWa,·• s.1jln& . Moi\111)' lhru F;rkiiY, 8:0t A.M, ·- 5:00 Mt. ~loll At No0p htu. .y .,. '!veal.&• by ~liP'· ' l!ljONI :NfM 1115 I. 2~ St. ' "-ror -ON ACCOUNT'TW1i IS TH' WA~ "H IS GONI<A I.OOKFO'TH'REST 0'""""' NATCHERAL lii'E!! ''' ' INSUR8. IN ,,., ., · ', 1, . SURE INSU,It,AH.~E , ,. , WITH :FUL~ :~,,:: _: .'· . " . COHFIDI~~.I ' \·. ' l• IN YOUit: t ... ' ' . '. ' .' . ' Independent rillE- .\uro- HoME MOtQiU~f.ec)tJ: D~LE ., I null r ·DAV .. ..... C. WARNER ... I <I ' I~' 10( W. Seeond Street SPE· ' .. . ·' .' " "' ·•· •'· I .. · I y ." ' �I \ I The Daily Sentinel Dangle All ·YD01ffn To M'Lady' s Shoulders ,, ' ,,I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o,. July 29, 1958 • ~wld~EN ••d Mrs. Jebll Hbf,(ljlon oblld· r~n v!Srted her wr,nta Mr and Mra J,eonard TnOI!l;lo ill Ptrkero· - LclnC ear· of lhem measurmg three mches, burg where bl!r Iaiiier wo•ln tho neckla..,._that'l and splaohl•r. set wrth colored hospital and sho,t of 1t in cos· stones New way to wear them Mr and Mrs Herman Laip• ..... ""'':"'.:for fall in pairs, on atandaway coiJars of arc attendmg a Bapkera Con~n· n•* ~~hn jim" blouse& By VERNON SCOTT , bal~" Ronnie says "But you ca)l't lion at lhe Greenbrlor Hotel It The old-time headache band, HOLLYWOOD UP! - Ron me get your broins knocked oul sing- Wbrto Sulphur Sprrn1~ this w the Fashion Lueme Hawl1111 • . • . . . • . • • . • • . • Pq111eroy SqeleCy 'Edlte~ whtcb came back last spring, goes Knox, lhe much-publrclzed foot rng and acting I never played a They will opond the weekend at to keeps right Into fall It's .. pected lo be ball hero, ha! quit t~e gridiron full se•aon WithOUt an Injury Lewraburg before returmhg fash· IIJ'Ida Rlr:e • • • • • • • • . • • .. .. • • .. Mldlllepol1 Soeleb Editor especmlly popular with two rna (be says) lo tackle TV, MONEY /to, FACTOR Mrs Vlyl Cocllran and Mh fore\'er trend. And tho short bib, flt. movies and the recording racket ''Besides, I'm after an enter- Mae HU8he• ol Newa,rk VlSited ,hoker and dog e~ll• nod<loces lor trend• In h~~r<lo'rr-the bout epOrl C A trrplethreat man on the lreld,ltalnment career, and a guy can't the latter's &ister ; Ur. ind !Irs. with many strands twrsled to. rant or fluff) cut, and the empire whrcb has qoll, fiat stranda at the • Mrs Frank Amos fell ·Frlday at IC Ronnie will burst loose on lhe un be • profesSional athlete and an Harold Johnson oeveral qays getber, have dlaplaeed the long her home, Rock Springs Road, !rae· suspectrng pubhc this fall in the actor at tbe some trme Mr. aod M!'ll Arth~r Whetll ropes wb1eh we womea have front aod &tde but bwlds to a pale turrng the bone In her rrght foot movie "Pork Chop Hrl\.. m "Frank Gifford, r the New York returne6 thrs wee~ alter a ten draped around our necks the past at the back of the erown Some jP.welry manufacturers Mr.'! Ev~lyn Lewi• who has Mr and Mrs Hart')' DaVls and "Steve Can) on" on TV and as a Giants star, haa the same prob- day vacation at T;.mpa, Jr 1& few seasons. • h ll 1 ht h been viSitrng her son and daugh· daug~tcr, J.an, of Canton, are the roe n' roD srngcr w1th a d"'c !em. U lhrs new TV series of hiS" Rev K J ji<ott, seooelary of , H you o~~tllJ want t.o use your :e:,:, ~=~:~.: 1';::;:; a~ tcr m law, Mr and Mrs Charles guestr of rclotives and frlenda In Families of the late Paul and tiUed "Play Ball With Me Baby" comet tbroullh he'll qull playrng !'be West Vlfg.nll Confeen<e al· rope supply, double trrple or lach to tho bands Matching chp LewlS ond family has ret"rncct Pom~roy Katherine Michael held their anRonnrc's a brg handsom~ kid pro boll, too: 'ended a m~etlnt of th! board of quadruple it around the neck, so on suit cr dresa is all thf" other home S!lc was accompamed Mr and :Mrs. Leslie Fultz and nual reunion Sunday at tbe Rock With a mop of hatr and an easy physu~al beating you take Cbnstian EdutltiOI) and also the rt forms a frll in for all those jeweb v ~eesaary here by her son, Charles famtl)' spent Sunday m AtberuJ Sprmgs f·alrground With approx'i- grin hm ts a player's career But m <:ouncil of adnlltiisttativn at the standa\fay collars showing in taU MASSES OF STONES Mr and Mrs Bernard Fultz with bls parenta mltely 42 In attendan(!t "I'll miSS the thrill of the acting you ran last forever Apd ~onference center, Ev On·Breth ready-to.wear PJ h have as their guests Ronnie, Ca llr and Mrs Eslle 'Mussman and crowds anu the excitement of foot- the money as a lot better 1 used Acres at BuckhQnnon \\t:daeSdlp' 4lNext m importance ts color ns ave 8 new P1ace 111 lash· thy and Connie McOmber of hmrly have returned to their A basket dinner wns served at to make a thousand bucks a game .nd Thursday Ol tbls w~ek in jewelry," saJil MrR Chdrlotte ~~;e 1P1 :~~=~)entGoonne.'"le' letfhteslboonugl· llhamsport The Rev and Mrs home, Minorsville, after a VISit t p m and following tr.e dinner t -peantits compa-ed to what you Mr aad Mrs Robert .McGlotJl· Tpompaon, the m1tttute director. "' wilh relatives m Nework a short bu•iness session was held U can eorn Ill televiSion and pic· lin returnedc Frtday after a week• '*Jewewlry shades go rigbt along der, this tall, they eome a &lobs Brll MeOmber !hell parents are under the wrectlon of E F loll lures" vrsit with theit' son, Robert, wlto with clothmg shldes So all the or loba to be worn smack rn lhe unnouncmg the birth of a daugh Mr and •Mrs Robert Hurbrec~t chael, presrdent Election of ol lSI For the hrst trme In his young rs employed at the ~ulvermerc purpll\', mcluding amethyst and center of a neckline or bod1ce ter July 23 Mrs McOmber and :nd Jamaly of Columbus wcr'e weCk ficera was held and the same ollife Ronnie u1 talking for himself •esort nea{ BranehvlUe, N 1 Some of these m&lles of stones r.lrs Fultz are sister& end gue•ts gwee he was a h1gh sc~ool foott miuve, wrll be good So will the "' of the•• ... paren1s, Mr 1.f11:ers were re-elected tncludlng • combmations of green and blue, form PinS three and four Inches Mrs Ch:trles Shumaker anJ and Mrs N(lrman MtCaUum, ,Min· E F Michael, president, B E Den Three of the Pomeroy Cu!l ball flash Knox the younger has red and rose " across But If you buy this much <Isler, Mrs Steven Gal of Hunt crsvllle, and Mr and Mrs )lay! C~rl, vice president and Mrs 'cout Pack 248 accomp•nred by been dommated hY Knox the elde• BRIER RI!)G-+l!ADING CREEK BAR PIN RETURNS ot a showpiece, better eonfme it ~~!;~s v~~~~~a:: J:o~~:r'£ :~• m1.md Harbrech, Mulberry Ave Oliver Michael, secretary trel Mrs Calvm S1mpson, den mother (Harvey, hi'i stepfather) who w;as The rei~~.~~!~~~t the R~tlaf1l:l Some manufacturers, suggest to evening wear, Mrs Thompson and Mrs Clifford PhllbpiJ surer Elbert Fulwider was elect· and Mrs Donald .MuliE:n, assist his •agent, manager, press agent MlSston Ctitir • closed Sunday that womcr, blend Jewcey colora saJd 1f your cocktail or evening at Barboursville, W Va, la.s~ Monday 1cr a vacation m M1cb- el as famlly hidorlan ant den mother motnrcd to pt and rnaster.unnd 4:' has :1 low-plunging back, week ·r • .OM J ""-UI 'llght, w1th se1enl conversionS 1gan. with SUlt or dress, but Mrs frock Mr and Mrs Harold Miller and At the close of the meeting Pleaaant Saturday and viSited tile ,. DES OWN CARIER The evangellat Rev John Mont· Thompsen •••d it'd be up to the clip a pin at the base. Mr and Mrs Robert Dean and hymns were sung Tu-End1e-W1e Park Ronnie recently moved out on d lndlvlduol to decide whether she I personally WIS hoping the children, Celeste and Harold Jr family of Bo~~Jtimore, Md, left on FollOwmg a tour of the park his own, but Harvey stiU claims gomery an family were s'eak~l home In Mon day for- th e1r hnme aft er a Atten din g were N w c ar1, Mrs tbe group went to Fortirtcabon a percenta~~ of the lad •nd singers Sunday aflern~n 14 wanted contrast or coordmation of stylists would do-oe .... the en d of hav e returned to the'• 1.t, col oro. the danglir ~ bracelets, but there s Grafton, W Va, after a visit week's vlsJt with Mr 1 nd Mra Ed Dertba Carl, and Wilmer R. Carl Hill, Gallipolis, for a Wiener 1 "rm guiding my own career we;:e b~py~!~!:N~:~~:~ -e:r"-cl New for fall u1 the bar pm still just as much Jingle-jangle as w1th the former's brother and ward Porker 9f ColuQ1bua, Pearl Reeves and roast now," he announced "'u b srster-rn la1v •'lr and Mrs "yror "r hSid a bap1 1.Stn".. at the same which grandma wore to hold the ever because oleove lennt•· "Ob 1u come m Jill an d Mrs Gene yeaugcr o1 111 r an d Mrs car1 Pb 111 l!>!ll, Athens Makmg the trtp were fbcky Gti "I rlay the guitar and smg 8 also place."' tabs ot her hagh-starched collar Jwt below the elbow and the Miller and son Jimmy Fairborn were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Harlan Tewksbur:y more, Jon Spencer, Tcm Harris little, but there's no chance fOD TOday'& bar pms arc longer, S<ltnE' Bpace on down has to be filled Mr and Mrs Carroal Swanson hts parents, lrar and Mrs Alfred Albany, Mr and Mr.ll J E Mt 'Mike O'Brren, Chuckre and Sear• me to bec(!me another Elvis ....,;S.f. Mrs Pau.I Lacey !Mujorle Jn With oometlrlrr•., The re aro how were Sund ay gue~•'-" ol hii moth y eauger. ch ae1, loll 11 The1rna MIC hae 1, Mr Mullen and Bruce Simpson ley This rec::,ordmg thing may• ·not iardner) and ,on Dew to Fro•""'"' ever, some rigid, or 'domed" er, Mrs C H Swaruton 10 Galli Mr and Mrs Fr:tnk Dlchlnson and Mrs John KennP.th Michael be well received U It tsn't I'll to be With her husband who is io bracelets meant to be worn 111 polis JDd !IDnl of Columbus ~rrlved on and sons 'l'omrrly and Michael, just concentrate on straight act- lhe service She 18 the daughter parro on tho WrlSIL Jack B•tchel, Bert House and Sunday for a VISit with hcf" SISter Ray lllarkln• an~ Mr and rng ,,r Mr and Mrs Earl Gardner of \ ~ Andy Harr1s attended a meeting and broth(lt in·law, Mr and Mrs John Buckley, Rutland Brier Ridge of the Cho<ker Club In Ripley. Eldop Kraeuler and family, Mer"' John B Mrller and chit "My next plclure ts 'Battle Mrs Allee Ward and grand· W Vo Friday evening lng Star tdr , Dickinson and , 0 . . dren, Richard, llarlene 1111d Dorio ~· Flail!•' for Allred Arllsta 1 play daughter were Sunday g~esls of Sunday dinner guests of Mr left Monda:r for a vacation on Lee of Belpre, Mrs George Po. a servrce mun In it, too Alt~r Rev J T Carrol and flmrly and an4 Mrs Charles Shumaker wero Lake Erre and Mrs Drckln•on re· well ond Mrs Bertha Carl, Har spendrng six month! in the Arllly afternoon and supper guests ol Mt and Mrs Steven Gal of Hunl· marned for a week's visit risonvllle; Mr and !1"8 J W Pbn• we•e made for a P'!Jiuck I though !'~ be through with unl· her cousins Mr and Mrs Denni• .ngtor and Mr arid Mrs FrCd Mra Ea1l Wellman and aon, Brown, lltddloport, Mr and Mn supper ' 1 the ncxl meetrn* !ivhon forms llrolt.s lllte I'm just slart Searles a6r! family, ' Happy llol A group of friend• gathered at l)eWees, local Mra Gal, lira D• ~Jirmmy Sutton, arrived Monday for Gerald Allchael and cbUdron, the Staff and Office" of tho Meigs rng ' ' the homt! of Mr and Mrs Paul Wces and Mrs Shumaker are with her motbcr, Mrs Mln" Brenda, Gary aqd Carol Syracuse Temple m~t at the home of Mrs . ., ,.:&QJW.ia, qu1t discuslin& hil caa Mrs Mudge Graham, Muldll: \ Saundero, Bidwell, Sunday lor an daters nle Gettya and Mrs Clara Grueser E F Michael, Mrs Dylvan M1 Phil Meinhart, Monday ev!llung. .~Hl-il6 recall hia explolte 11 a port, Ia opendrna a tow days outing and dinner Mrs Ben Phll&on, Ml~e S•lly and uther relatives ohaol, Mre Gertie Rockwell, Mt rlss Erma Smrth was the S!81Bbol: "!oo)baller with her doughier, Mrs Donnla The affair Is held each yeor Schaaf and !.(1" Sheila Stover :Mr and MTB Rollln ll!dford and lnd Mro B E Carl, Mrs Erne3t oole" ''The worst day 1 ever ha~ was Searles ami f•wrly. honoring Mra. Verne Davis, Mrs are attending the Btn: annual daughter, Connie, and Mr and Powell, Mr11 Clay Eval'ls, Geora;c Mrs Wllham Allman presided playmg for Uamilton ill the Cana· Mrs A' ace Ward ~t'irl thr~c Ernest Carjlenter, Paula Jean and •ummer mUIIC worklhop al Ohio Mrt Harold Black!ton and chll Miclrsol, Mr and Mrs Oliver 111! over the busrne88 sesalo'/l'l' Th4.: •~•lit•," ho said "I faded zr•andchUrjr.n SPOftt two weekt Patty Saunders, whoso birthdays Unlversrty The workshop slarkd dren, l!horrle and Bobbr spent ehael and children, Nancy and group rcp.,ted a prater fronr their ro\f~a pa98, and couldn'l find rn Detrorll,~l.llclr, v11ltrng ho; are In July today and lasll through Aug 2. Sundayy at Camden Park, Huntrng- David, Pomeroy yearbook for the open!~ cere •~"\. daughter, Mr. and Mrc ~larence Present were Mr and Mi• Mr and MrL !>ale Nlcholscn ton, W Va mony and Mrss Smith~.., ;:ai poim 1~ " wa~l to be chu:ken and ' Carl Moore and daurtrter, Linda, and daughter•, Carolyn and .Mat' Mr. qnd ltrs Arthur Ginther The reUnion will be held aa:atn "New Evety Mornlngl~ i!J1ff. thr; n!!( lhall away, so I put my and Mn €Iarer:cfl Steverw Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey Wllsoo of tha and Mrs Earl LockeIt h"'" and children, Dobbie and Davey, n,ext year at the Roclr Springa Mrs Ralph Gibbs Jr of New head down to run Just then lour nepsbpee"nt ~t~aerlrleo , &c•'lrlneenll-io•f Pomeroy, Mr and Mro Verno returned !rom a vacat'on trip t•J of New Brighton, Pa, Mrs Harold falrii'Oqnd, on the lost Sunday In Haven will bo h01wa for the pot of tho biggest ggys I ever saw bit I n,,,.,,;r '' • Davis, Middleport, Mr and Mr< Vermlllon and Clevelond Ginther of Ft Knox, Ky, were July. luck supper wrth Ml! Horace Me III,I!,Jlk"r 111 (relght train It almost rUng friends and reblhcs here Ernest Carpenter, p,1"ter and Mr and Mrs Dale Dutton and Week end 5ucsts of Mr and Mra Elhtnney assistant, Eaqll member broKe my neck Mr and Mrs Clyde ,JIIJIIP\Dn the haste and doughtero daughter Ellen loft yoalorday lot Elias Stiles Is to bring their favorite co•ere~ ~&TTER IN TNE MOVIEI .nd famll•1 were Thut.day eve a vacation trip to Nlarara Falls :Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ml&hl dloh. "I got ~P groggily, cursing them mng callers In th~ home of hOI' Erneat Ward and farully of the and mto Canada Thor were ac and daughter, Karen, loft Monday Gamea were played and prizes rent good Tbey sard, 'Limp offthe •1ster, ~r 1 and Mrs 11arl Gard Dexter Road were sund •l visitors companied as far as Toledo by for their ho111e, Princeton, Ind, awarded to Mrs Homer Jones, fi! 1d. punk, you•._ had rt' rer and lomlly ' /il~n~~~~-~:~:~ her mother, Mrs A H. car· alter a woek's vlsll with rclativl!s hiUty Mrs William AUman, Mrl Otto "After a eouple of mmules on Ml!la Pomello Barlette of Well h •••,,... who will visit relatives Mr and Mro Lewis Grueser and 11 . Watts, and M"l"l! Frank Cheese· the be~ch I was sun· lh a ston II her Cll!ISIDI, th and in Akron Mr and Mra Roy Grueser and Wllllam D !BIUl Swift, son of brew whim tb~ ooacb yelled, 'Knox, get Ward rond Mr and Mra qtarenee Dalley daughter., ¥aria and Mnrln spent ~;r ond MN D D Swill of 811 Jiefreshments of eblcRen snlad, back In there' That kind of stuff The ,~rgb \l'>ter b.lve •nd aona, Rlchord and Michael, ot Sunda~ •I Camden Park, H~nling lllgh St, wll1 leave by plane from ' hot rolls ond collee were S<!rve~ doel~'t go In the movlea If you done donars da)ftage lo. Sprlnrfield spent tht weekend ton, W Va Huntington airport on Wednesday the hostelries to the tourtee~ gl"'l theY jnsl call for a retake. erbpa t!lro!lgb thiil ; ' .J MEIGS-POMEROY l~r and Mr. Arthur Smith Jr for Port Hueneme, Loa Angele•. present I !•ke 11\!'U<'h betler way" Salem, vlalted Saturday w!th her <;alif Ther• Bill will have approx TONIOIIT aunt, MIN Nettill Koehler t.lately fOlh months of scboolln~ "THE YOUNG IJONS" Mlt3 Neltre Koehler 1pent sun- otter whlen will be ready for I Marion Braado ay with lllr and Mrs Cl\arles duty as a with tbe •Living RooM Montromery <11ft Weaver, Gelllpolla C·B'o over three ' Wodnotllly Not Open tBedroom •Kitchen , Mr nnd Mrs Glen Chase of Day· the utili· THURSDAY tncl ,RIDAY PoW· FOR C._.111ura4ar Alt,tpoono "JUMPING JACKS" wilh tholr parenta, Mr and Mra l '~~;j.f;";i William Boftoy and Mrs Minnie Jerry Lowlo- Dean Martin ' ,, ~~;,:~1~~al~l~~tho~~wfay I.IJddl POMEROl' SOCIETY •::;•:hr:!, So •IJ f I Ronnie Knox Will Triple Threat Now In TV,Movies,Ro'ek·Roll M' hae IFami Iy Reunion Is Held At Fairgrounds • . enttne , t Ohio, WednNI!ay, July 30, 1958 ·( , 1 I · 01185 ·rae Special V FireOlen's Bid For Election S On Bond lqsue I pomeroy C bSCOU j paC kv· •ts pOrk At Pt Pleasant 8 1 I I I I Meigs Temp Ie Four Bl'rthdays Are H0n0red At Annual 0Utl'ng Officers Pia.!. For Potluck j,"t 11 WiUiam Swift To School For WJ'th C8's ROOMs::. 1 FURNitURE '• -'" Pomeroy Bend THEATRES '2.99·00 See Us ... BAK,ER TEMPLE-Middleport FURNITUiE T.,.tlllr Not 0,0.. WIDI. ond THURS. "WITNI!8S FOR THI!l PROilECUTION" Tyrone Power Marle110 Dletrl•h Oti the B!'lg~tttt ~Orftll •., Middleport ...,..,,.,......,, lOOr 000• R;OOFING SPOUTING PAINT Sales Service CLOTH•s deserve our GOOD CL.ANINO Complete lasur~ee Coverqe CLINTON FISHER CO. IALII- fllfi1·Y - 1:~~~~:~~:~~:~~~:::~; Erlewlne retumed home whileMrMrs BaJiey Bailey and sono will remain lor a longer villi Mr and Mrs. l!ugene Freneh and family and the fo•mer'a mil' thor, Mrs. Elbel French• visited reeently wllb Mr and Mn. a.. bert Blackwood, Harrlacnvllle. Mrs Gra.. Sauvaie, Mra Harry Hoagland and Mrs Ern01t Joneo •nd daugbler, Carol Jaan of Ctll· umbua werr guoall or Mlaf Jean Lama thla past week. llurlng tho week the blrthdaya of Mrs Sauvaae and Mn Ho•s:&nd were r·.p,,.. celebraled with an out1n1 to Marietta and WllllaBIItown '!'bey are ounls or Lama aad Ut:s Jonea Charles MeElhlnney wbo haJ boen vloltrng hit son·ill Jaw and daughter, Dr. and Mra Slanlor Potier, at Miami, Fla., baa returQr ed bome Mr. and Mra. lOll 1\ove had 11 their tor'a lfl'anddaughtera Sandy Yale.! ot Jaeleaon. 'nley are lire diUSbtera of llr and ~ Robert Yatea. 'Ia• The Bend's Be•t Buys USED'· CAR SPEClAL$ 1953 OIIYROLET ···················· ~ I 210 Four Door . . . fower GUde • 19'5 2 ... Orrfhursdcly Of 'his Week Point Rleasant fJhallfber ~ llivestme~t July~ltst;,wm Be Closed Afl Day ., .. ~. '' }~ ,, r and profess- Pallbearers were, Joe cu.ster. the op ll~ey llkbard Hayes, ,;lnv·esi" .n the fa llllly Ed>rnidlr~ 'Jlq Frazier and Jer Community somery Spll"t!l ' tljese ---- 'rli$1TING HIRE Mrs dertrUIIe S\oneldng o' Zanesetple, 0 , if: v1~t;ng with ber pmnrta,• llr. and Mrs. Htuher, Pearl St, and dtusnter tnd ll11¢ell Mctpnlll!f, � 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 29, 1958 mckee