https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/98409c831437318fb3bbf62a0b9b3ea0.pdf feb8996c0ef9689d7cd24aa89f426e40 PDF Text Text 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$1TING HIRE Mrs dertrUIIe S\oneldng o' Zanesetple, 0 , if: v1~t;ng with ber pmnrta,• llr. and Mrs. Htuher, Pearl St, and dtusnter tnd ll11¢ell Mctpnlll!f, �"'• ' ·Detroit$, Spending, G<Overnmen t Taking 9ver A~t~i~i:es Heretofore bone By Individuals, P<1ints DoriC futlite , Soine montb.rago, official forecasts held ernmenl is a huge IenctQt, a l).ilge, hankel!, a ;)that government revenues during the fiscal huge insurer. The list of business-type enter· ,.,year ending in June, 1959, would exceed ex- prlses run and supported by goverl)ll)ent is l>l ~nd\tores by several \lundred l)lillion dol- almost ellflless. 'Qte cost to the taxpayers is Iars. enormous. N(\w ~!I hope of a budge\ ~u!j]lb,l,s is qead The goal ~an lie simply 1,\~c~lbed. CoJ!fine . as the Pharaohs. Government spending for government to what only government must military ~nd ~!her pu~!X'ses iocreaj;e~. Gov- do. Let private enterprise do everything else ernmPnt t'evenue, because of the business -while paying taxes for the privilege. recessiQn, has declined. The next fiscal year It is conceivable to some JlCIIitlcal scien.tists It 1\0~ ~xpected to p_roduce a deficit o( ~~ that Cree gov~rnme11t can g{a\lually destroy lf3Sl fV billion. and perhaps much more. The itself and never know what is ]lappeneng. Mi(ldle-East crisis sharpens our expected de- Destruction need nat arrive in a cat.clysmic ficits. revolution as in (\US$W in 1D17 and its fol· " If there ever was a time whel avoidable lowing Bolsbl~ik coup. ' ¥government spending should be eliminated, When one recalls. that in George Wa~og. ·that ·time is now. Tbe only alternatives are ton's first term as l,'r,~i~ent go,vernll\ent em' sli,if higher ' ' taxes; ' a new major wave of in. ployes were less than 200.a11d loday they are I.flatioo, or both. in the millions (who took the last CO.IIIJ.\, ally. r1 To begin with, government should conduct way?\ it indlc.tes how creeping creepi!lg 8(1· ~llo activity which can be conducted by private...,.. cialism actually is. ,enterprise The outstanding example here ie Obviously when the unhappy day arrives : electri: 1;'0wer The government's investment that everyone works for the f!\V~r!W'eni. fre.~ In SOCialized power plants runs far into the enterprise is extinct. Is the trend so cle:u:iy billions. These plants are wh9llY or largely established in the past 166 years always t9 tax-free - which means a loss of more bil· continue? ' · lions And, for the most part, they are tax· This truly i,s something to ask ourselves. subsidized - and there go more billions stili. It also is 11 question to muster up COIJl'&.({e to Power, of course, is but one example. Gov· answer. STD'. R·E·WIDI How important is foreign trade to this · Putting it another way, the Kansas·Mis. country, to Nevada, Kansas, llllnols, or Meigs souri work force totals 2,100,000 persons. ~County? . . . , . Some 750,000 of tnem are affected, di~ectly if .&,n lndmduai and an organii:ahon have re- or indirectly by foreign trade. J\tld imporla, ;,cenlly ·provided answers. President Elsen- it should be 11oted, are as Important as ex· lhower ~ays: "World t~ade makes jbos for at ports. We must <O overseas for a!l manner ~lea~t 4,500,000 Amencan workers." Tbe U. of raw materials used In our factories-Iron 'II- ~l.m,cll ,of the lnternation~l Chamber of ore, long sl$ple cotto11, animal skins, and so ~9o~merc~ replltts: "Foreign trade provides on. /,'"Ore direct employment In the .U S. than All but a small fraction of fo~~ign tra<le ·~he textile, auto, chemical and steel Indusmoves by ship. That makes the U. S. Mertries combined." chant Marine lhe active partn,er of lnd4J1try Moreqver; the employment thus created Is . ' ~pread thrOughout the whole country ,- It and agriculture. isn't concentrated In the seaports or along \he oc~ans. As an example, an official of the pmmittee of American Steamsblp Unes re. ifFenUy described wb,al,_fpr.cl,iujrade means terms of income' and employment to two ,ttatea which at•e far from any sea - Kansas ·~nd Missouri. In a late year, their share of t~e U. S. ~xports of six Industries alone amounted to •sao million. And their share o( -~ports In the same year 'dded another million. ;t' ' UOTA,,I . q:SQ £~il"!~t!:~on • ·· ,.,., 12:00 ' 12:30 1:00 , • Ill'~O·ll'.'3 1;15 i:oo 3:30 o:qn .I ' 'll::i,"a;;.., To ~:45 · ~:00 5:3~ 8:00 6:23 SA 3 . DAYS ONLY- -AQG 1,2. :4th'·< '' T At 9. .AJJf'. F Up To 1·4, -1-3, and' 1f2. Qn Most lt.,~*.l .:~: Save ALL $Ai'iEs ~c"su· - n .~:san Ually ~entmet Oayhouk CLAlS TO The one M~liT , Mrs. Norman Role and dough· I ter, Rosemal'y, have rcturne~ • 1 from a t500 mile trip through I :rhls lot ~oMIJto of All Wool Worateds, Flannelt Rayo" Blenda •nd Wash N' Wear. Sizes 34 to 41!. Regular, obol'ls and long models. Reg. Price • · to $80.00. On Sale At 14 Price. Smoll char&e I Ohio, Indiana, WlBconsin, I!Un ms and 141chlgan. Tbey vl,ille<i with relatives along l~e ~oute 14rs. T T. Sflelton as hostesses Members will re11pond to ioll call wilh a scrip1Ure verse HP$PITAL . 'Men'i· 8110rt Sleeve • Mr1. V9rndh" Howell, I '' Reg. Price - $24.50 to P5:00 on ~ate- $1:!.~ tom-~ THIS· YOU MUST· SEE ' ' SUMMER .SLACKS · ·.. · · · .. · !;2 Price ' Reg. Price $1.08 to $4.95 - Now $1.00 to $2.48 I . . I I · · .. ··· · · · · · 3 for $1.00 White and colored patterns. Included are Broadcloth, Oxford Cloth and White on Whites. .A: good run oh)Zes. (\ very good name in sblrtB. , Values to $5.95. . ., l ' . . " ODD LOT Sr.rvi~emen • DRESS H4TS. .. .... ········ !12 Price .. , Sale $1.4~ tO f3.08. · ~ ~I ··1 · • ,. , · ~ SIIOITJ ····.... !12 :~ • , • •,, • r Reg. Price f3.08.tilt&·"'"" Now $1.90 '?'ta-4~ Ilea'• . . . ·, 1' , . wam HAN-61ifs ········:·.11· A nlce straigtif edge illd'flill slJe. Umlt 1.2 ~ customer. MEN'S DRESS·SLACKS , M:eD'I Values Reg, A very gtlpd name In Hats. Reg. Price $5.95 to $1~.911. On Sale $2.~ to $6.48. { . ' . ( ,. · , '' \ . . ·,. ( .. , ., '• \ ' . WASH PANTS ·········.. ····· $2.00 ' . . ' Values to $4.95.. ' . ' ' !'rice $3.9li Odd Lol Ilea'• . ' . . WORK PANTS · ···· ·· ··· ··.. ·· $2.00 To $9.95 Men's ~ust a few ~ Mea'• ·...1-'_- •. ~-.n· .. ·····.. · $2.00 ' ' to. $3:25. In lot. Values _, ' ' ·"It will set the P1tlern for SAN FRt,NCI~po, Cal.llifi!TNC The ,- Rorer A McConnauphy, oleclrl· l••u,e hqt bo~n compllun1• wjth clan's mate fireman, USN, aon ot tfielaw ond dell•nce ·otlhc laW." Mr. and Mrs l'rcd Kelley of Har· rlovlllo, Ohio, ,aboard tbe deltroy• er USS John A. Bole, IQok part In Goldllno'a the First Fleet visit to \he San Franelsco Doy Area July 3,~, Cl'm· The visit commentorotcd the G()t,h. Bo1ton Hnnlvorsary of the visit Of1 the Gr~nt Whitr: Fleet to San Fr~mcls· hae 1w co durin& Ito cruioe nrouqd tb > tho ••· world . A fuli·ICole Nova! rovlew ' ·~ · ' ' • > ' · · :kf~"'1 ,· · • · ·- ·• Reg. l'rlc~ $3.911 fit~<, llf.08 ..., Now Jh!t~ $6.49. (ncludef ai'e 'iOine of the new Lo-~-·· A nice1run of &liM. ' 1 ~J ·" •. ,, . ' Bofl ~bort .~ .', .: ',: .I '" ; SPORJ.·SHars ,::;_ ·········li .l'llct. ' ••.48. SJZe.;!-to-20. llfq for COllgfCU· or tho. public." •• j • • • •, . .. . 'lt,. ..,1'1 I •,'' l ' . . ' ' I ' • SUMMa Jlaijs; 7 ....... ~ "·~ ' I ' Reg.'Pl:ict ·t1.98 ·td' ~.9J; - 011 Sale ~i.Oo pollllc~ans. i ~leeve Men's Felt ·-46. Just rlght fOr baCk 19 scJio~). You will want more than one of these. i Aahmcre, executive e!fltor at. th'c Arklnllo Gqzette, deploring tnt• . ,... SPORT SHIRt$ ·; ···.·: ··· ··: ~. Met. ,Included are Ivy ~eaB\t,ti,Models and Plain Cal. lar Styles. All Si7-H. ~g. f2.98 to $US. ~ DRESS SHIRTS .. ····· · .. •· · ··'· $2.00 WAI.PtG ' .SUP OVER SWEATERS · ·· ···'. • $3:00 OVERALL Orlons and Wdot.'V&!ues to fll.95. Sii:es 34 to Ark -·~&rn LoDf , • .$]2.50 .. ... Mea'• . KNIT SHIRTS · ·· ·· · ····· ·· · V2 Price J " )feJI11 . Men'• Short Sleeve Clift, is recovermg . Uniltd ""' inttrnotlonol .·, VALUI'$ To f(l Some All Wools and R.iyO!I Blends : • !4 SPOil . glep, Mason; Cecil L. 1\irby. New I.Soarro•w Haven; Homer Leslie Miller, Wa~. LaUrel erloo; Mrs. Irvin Burnett, Gii.Ui· frl1m a COl'· 'polis; JamC!II W. Carpenter, West rnary attacl( she suffered twu Columbia; Mrs Roy A. Sherrill, weeks ago wh1le at tbe off1ce of Gallipolis; Carl G. North, Galli· Dr. Boice. Her daugbtor, Mr• pohs, Mrs. James E. Stra>gbt. Po· G~or,se Caruthers and fatn aly o! triot; Mrs. Thelma Colwell, Water· . Juljus S_hields, Be'ach City. 0., have been her~ on loo, lrl!lt ' an:! nil1to been ,.;tn·g• !br her It hor hqme. ' J Wash N' Wear and. Dacron and Wools. PWn colors and splaih patteros. Reg. Price - $6.98 SHIRTS ···\·:... ·· · ·· Price to $'15.00. Now just $3.49 to $7 .50.-Small charge ·Sizes Stn411. Me~lum, Large .and Extra Large. ' for alteration. Reg. Price ·~-98 to $4.95. Now gohtg at $1.00, !O f2.48. I . ' Mea'• , Adm•t!ed; July 28: llrs. Froncll on the promise of God. 'Irs. Will· E. ~~r. VInton; Mrs. Wl)liam 'A!lam !Jolt will be ~evoli}lnol Canterbury, Letart, John Michael, leac(~r. \ )Ieaver, Leon, John William , llli MRS. HOW.LL RECOVERING SALE $14.75'1o $3UO. . ·' '. --,.- HO~JIIl • lJterillO!II· Won One :tass of •!ill s•"! "'•nY !Jllere!tiiJ.I l~inn the PomerO;y .First Ba.[!ti.-;t Clihrch I\Oacmary i• v~~Calionmg frqm ber wlll meet Thursday .,venink at dutie$ aa Lp.boratnry Technician. the <burch with Mrs. 1\!y Sel~~n at Holzer Hospital Ia Galllpolla. !lbel -_nd SPORT COATS · ·.. : ·· .. ·.. !;2· Price . ' ~her Southern ..,o LIMIT ..v~: :· M~'l ; . Mea• "" m BIGB.'l' ., . C~os~~, ·~ll_··~ay J"hufsday·"Preparing For This .Event! ' All Wool' , . 16 ' . . 100 .MEN'S SUITS , 1 $U8. "ovorw~cl.'t1lhg: epdnr:H!mcnt" or ~v. f'auhuo In Tuc.td<y's prlnw· I Reg. Price ·~·t' to $4.95 - On.. Sale $1.25 ·to 'ff!ltl LI"J'ThE ROCK, DootsO.-.n . \ •. Men•• ·,' •., . .IAlliiN,(i. ~TS ···· ·· · '· ·.. · .~ Price ·· l/!tl!,sll/ttf¥1 ' . ... H_ow Important Is Forreign Trade ToMeig~County: Eisenhower, Chamber 01 Commerce PoJnts To The Facts •. ; . ' ' t6. �'· . ., 0 ' ' r . Gnt., Aldrld1e and Carol,. l!evtrll' llr<~~ attflldtd 1 ZUJP•d lit, 1QJ.o!1 Cllr •lilt· ~ ·t ~ ' qjt)j_ll­ in1 Beverly IIWJ\1 TUe<day. • th'oii!Jt - chureb • b...mllll 4-Daily . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July . 30,.1958 "d'• in. leon Taylor, Mn. Jrer_. 'l'iletdJI1 ~··lifand ton Dale were alling Mr. and •N"'l IIOflt)' Mr. and llln. Ned flenry oil Whaftlw~-~r~~Md SPECIAL THiS WEEK·' · Swlackl? homo in when ~ hoa hla own onca ,bualnoti, . .... . re••!"'lly wat sltlned is tnd Loa' Ansel-, lioina. . from Tom Topping's "--- LADIES -;._,;, iiitiiii Gill BAG PURSES Bell's'Cli~rge · SAN FRANC)SCO UPI- Th< 11 intf-l:'ior line rookie !)rosp'eet! gathered for ".apring lril llllCJ g" by the San Francisco Fr.rty·Niners Regular Vblue $5.00 · Denied Strongly · Wilkinson " 225 pou1ndo to George Troul:nan':; ~60 NOW ONLY- !tl PIKE 8. · H. SAH80RH Okla. SHOOTIMG MATCH ) ' I, •. ~ JEWElRY . ;,.• NAME&tlo), ~IGMTfl'> .. RACINE PLANING MILL to rPumKOJ' butlne.ss MIDJ)LEPoRT, MILL STREET NE:W YORt UPI-IlfghtWelghl e!ampion Joe Bro\vll Wn~- namf!d 1111. 124 .... 131 SbNDAY AUQUST 3rd 1:00 P.M. "lighter of !he mqhl)!1' today .,in lle !ling m6;iozl~e'i ' rJtings b'!o·. ciule Ill thc~~roic ·cl&sill'g rally lllat kept 'hls\ title fn lost week'• ien:jatio)!aHilht, wit~ southpaw Ken~Y U:~e ~tl ,.Houston\ 'Pex. 1 .~ PIIIZES HAM and BACON SPONSORJI:D BY li.1clne !"Ire Dej>oriment and lltclne Emergeney Squad SUMMER HATS •'"' $7.95 ' 210 Four poor , • , Power Glide . . . Blue and White. ·1953 PLYMOUTH ........... . ' ' i'nr tlutW fJ.f All Suiitnaer il~eilandb~ Nblb JtealaNtl !I% ' •• . .... $395 ' Cranbrook Tudor . . . Black. MElCIDIS CONDON DkESs SHOP. . . Unlttd Preu lntem•tiOMI The Columbus Jets. taking their hopei for o lmlrtb-place l'lhlsh In the Tnternrttionol League on the toad with them, are otf to a run ning star\ agalhst th• northern clubs. Custom Uned Tudor .. . V-8 . .. Radio and Heater ... I Fordomatlc ... Tan and Beige. fJ»OMEROY" MOTOR CO. USED CA.R LOT PHONE 491 have been uponed f or 1\oloore to defend his ll~~:ht-heavy · weight championship again st Cnnodlan Yvnn Durelte at t~e Mont · reul · on Oct. 22 . .\foore haR heen 40 percent of the e;atc and 20 'le" 'fneaday ni!'hl, 4·3 and 7·2, to takll a half-gaihe edge over Miami tor the fourth and final p!Ayofl spot.' The Jets ocored t\vld lh the •ev· enth Inning of the abort flrsl game and then rallied for five rpna in the fourth inning of tho nightcap. ' . ' SfAil'rS FRIDAY, AUGOST ht - 9:00 .A.M. f . ·~·· .a·· 1 lllue_•To '29.95 Values To $39.95 $19.00 u:~ :m.m )IJ!GULAa , ' .1 ,.. ··. • . . .- l' ,t; ~ ' ' t · ·, r< ' ' 0 J3,9S , , • • ~ • • •'• • • • • • •1 • • • • r • I t , ' '..' ' I ~ ' , ' •r · $~L·· ~pNTtNUES ' l oN ·DRESstl_li ~ ... ~3A5 .NO Ai.TERA'J;IONS .... T~~ '. ' ,, ' I '1\,HbpfSY eite fOr " , ~lll"ciriliiS, Tao, ' YitliiHI ioy ' ijijrf4''b'Ut ~*. In JJu~iniss ForHimle ~O~P ~ Values To $50' ·, I $:14~QO ··' ~' . ~, Rw El(PERIEHCES 1m~6 a-n iimbifi~us bo~ . .. .VaJu" To $8.95 . ~ ~ ' i~ Q .• ig.· lvent ' . 1~.... ftis > 44 Gl 9\1 Tuotdty't Rtwlll , it. L'OuiU Phllodolphlo S, nltbt ·~''!~:lion of ..Una 29. suopond- . t ~k~~~~:l~. [&, Aqleles SUITS SUMMER . . GROUP Pi't11 lnltl'llltlonal NATioliiAII ~IIAG\1,1 W. ~. fct. GB 1!4 fi · .1163 ~HP3s 4_H~ .490 48 $9 .490 46 tit .484 ' Pur•e•. . . (., ';. '• .II · llitet. .· STANDINGS Son .' . Columbl!B l)ounced the Ieagur"leadlng Montreal Royals twice Archie lln'l!od ' "1Jiii .. TRYING FOR TITLE FIGHT NEW YORK UPI- Ncgotlatlons MINI.Ia , I ' .1952 FORD -- .... .. ........... · $365 ,NEXT TO HIGH SCHOOL sl.OO VALIJES TO 1953 CHEVROLET .. -- ........ ·...... · $495 a1 mait y iffimililiate To $9.95 ·$5.45 .values to $12.95 '$7.,8 ) 1 ' thrills aile! !luting behe. .·..·.,,,.., ma - ~· give his part\nts as much joy ancf . ~ilifactior'-l!' " t~oqg.er ~!Orting aut witfl \ il ~ar~t-~ml ne'ffspoptr ~~~le. ' _ 1, . ~ ;. ,' ' • "I I Alld month by ·montb, as tie' &erifii·•~~ '!lis 'cust<?q~~h fa!!!!fUny·~l!d jitci~~4!_11t loute. jn;:li>l!i', his: �·- .roJt ooNsiSTBNT lli.I'ENDABLB ilslfl.n .WANT ADS apartment unfurnished · ,_ room over Stifflt:!r's Shoe Store-, on Cout't St. Tel. 148. 7-18-tfc utility 5 room unfurmsbed aprrtmcnt. Phone 31C :11. 7-14-tl RATES •bf'd. Gll4ll ~. Mit,.,.,. ciiUII JDc.-6 :.8 to!: """' "" lh... -<:1111\'.f . . . llpecW - Oae 1110111lt 1M lltl eellll! per _ .. ""' o1 ~ '"'"'" per wurd will bo ellaf...ollar ad•~ ~ ..t..... plid ,,. bet""' lilt Uul Of eo:h aoalh fo1Mwina1Jtoerlluo. llrriN'I Ia AdvetliNI&-.Ilbolllo "" ••oortoti wunedialel) . 1'br DoliJ SeoUael will aot be reopor.Jiblr far mOJW U..n ••• IDCDI Nd -·~~. ,;. cant of Tbonb aad IIJ!tdol M - af hall eLGO. O l ...,u.Jied •t 1 ..,., per word. ill N:Jttces : r-}1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~- .. 19M TRAILER: Modern . Phone 24003 Rutland. 7 29 3tc S room PttONE ~98 011 OD8tt gttl -( 14)--.,..----For ·Rent , For Sal;;i .,.... - -Refrigerator, Kitchen Set Five room furtdsh'"ed apurl- 54a or 408 SPri~ Ave . m:mt. 7·19otlc ---,--:- 1 -:;-.......-.,. CloJt In Apartm,nt town. 121 dutteraut A\le. Rooms. 7·23·12tc .· -----room apartment 1-3 abo 2 sleeping rooms. Call 388·Y 7 28 tic ( 171 Help Wanted Buffett, Berhatd Gilki' Y· !tar· / Fyr-Zon GASOL IN E I rison~ille, SUPER PREMIUM AT Pomeroy FIJ'IIl Bur1!11 Co-Op Association Hours: 8:00 A.lll. to 10:00 P 111. Dally Exeopt Sunday I. Moln St. P-r•y, 0. COMPLETE BARBECUE CHICKEN DINNER (Half Chlcktnl Served In Our Dining Rooms u.zs plale TOYS-TOY!,-T')YS ' Houaewiv'!t:-work 4 monthl an( 7 28 3tr earn enough to retire the nexl Upright Piano, Automatic Wash er, 3 rtec" aectional Living Room ~11Hc. Phone 81~9-Y 7 28 3t< .. lllll'IR REGULAI Olt Phone· 24788 whiCh' t.mpound ary. Write Patty Forshey, 771 Buckey!! Ave., Mari~t~a, Ohio. ,fee, qytnine subllliut. 7·30·2tc .i!ctimee ( 16,) For Rent or Sale Peaches and ' Apples. New Haven Orchard, TU 24678, New Haven 4 Bed Room House, 242 Riverview Drl•e, Lincoln Hill. Call W Va. 7 28 tfc Sweet corn and tomatoes. Robert IIlii, Syra<;Uie. 7-18-•21< Phone 008-X. 213. Walter GrueSP.r. 7-18-tf 1181 Emplovmtlnt '' Wonted Men's Dre•s·:·. 1 room bouse . Exellent condi7 25 31e tion with 1 acre ground. Phone 127-X. 7 19 12te Housework or Baby SitHng wort One upnght piano and bcncll. $10 Pheoa 6\15-J. 7 29 3tc Sepco AutomPtic eleetrlc bot water heater. £.'ccllent condition. 52 gal. capac1ly. Very reasonable. HOT IARIECUE WHOLI CHICKIN TO TAKI HOMI Call 917·111 for Reservation cJando 8. No investment. Cur necess· Call 183. 7 29 3tc m wanted. Je Ann Kowcll, 922·J o.t, ~· INti kR ~ 7 26 Btp ,.11.-rii Phone TU·Z3\.,. 8 23 t• ) 24822. 7·30·3tc Phon< f!26ll·lt I'll " ......~~ ... '""'' n'i'f Jvl'f l.t, 1951; r...wtll IDI ~ fe¥-<'11111 tWif'o - 11-J.tr ----:---:-:--::-:- We rcp;ur and solde•· anything ' Mty, lfJI• lnolt "fl•l • IMIIIIIf In lebolltll.'"""'lr U11IINI A1.. hpullll( GKVIIIII , Clinton Fbher, Mid-'epo:t, I;, pump. .,,,...11 .."-... ' SAUDI A~IA ,, •'OR RENT- -Extemuon Lao..- .... Scaffold Boards, Drop Clothll One good usel! electrir ·Will oell cheap. Call Mill Street ....... 21,195t•IQ(IIf '"" UBYA --- ·- ---:-:- FIVE POINTS GRILL ' ' MIDDLEPORT : 1:11 ,. lndua, lr"- Ill u....r ArM ..,vllllc. Riyadh, TheiSS ltefri,erati'n aod App\. ancc Service. Ra.c10e. Tel. 3Bli' 5-15-tf. lit. 7 . .!.-, ,"' ,.,. • • , k .........ll.llltl ... ' fMMti olltl IIIMII• wlthdrc!W. CONDITIONING, Re!rlge•• tlon service. Jack's Refrigeratinr - lrlthh·f~ll 51 MM. '· 1956: lnpt ,.. g '-1111 ullal .. UN _ ,.. Am Haven hy (~ • AT toe· ' .' • T~t> Sllltll .......... 1M4111t1 at 1~tl Cll.niT. (20) Business Services New 114~ .,. , I ilh,.'l'll, 11"1 fllKI 111111. ~!-~!· ~~-'!..~J:; ~··"""' ~ metal Sarvcrs Roofmt: Service, Laurel Clif! Road, Pomeroy. Ph . 827-J. 7 25 6tp TltiMITII IXTIRMINATID For free laopertlon phone 883·11 Gilmore Sup.,ly Store, Pomer(t' All worll auoranleed. Fully lo 1ured. Vau,~han'l Indu ..tritl and Beo•dential Termite Control S.1 ·'ke, St. Marya, W. Vo. RADIO 3 8 t! family, 1'ELi'V.SIOM SF.RVIC!t & Phone 200. Clel,od w: Store, a& Appllanc• Ua'lD Street rom-':11.1). evening. Mr. a!l'1 MrJ,.ID;a~klm Cl~r~ iei,t till• week "191' mtitots to find wo~t Several· from . this communitY -;.w&.tt -·---- ~unaay ............ $711·. have been atttmding camp meeunrt at the Union Camp Ground. J alntlng or Ca• pentor work. Fre' esllmlltt!S. Rilymond Flf~ &; Son, Phone 7 i393, Chesh1re, Ohir Htl. . I ...... ,.. » I I . ~~~·" n ONI PINt . ·' f ~ • CONIRETE BLOCKS "lullcl FRII ·aacm tactoey TroiDM 1118, P""'otOJ. ""'!'!"' ' .,;:......, ·, $232 ....... ,.... .. ,. Clerk, Sun'Hoy wtlobmallt .,._ OOU.INS JEWtl. •• FREE jo~~~ Linda Johnson called en Llnall\ QUICK SJiliVICE On Watell lit palrlq ~· ' I•"" For L.., .. ....... . ~' -· ~ $!31 IICONt • • • •• .. . ~.··~,, ' ' . ' GRUESER BLOCK CO. ~ ' 3 Mj)11 North of Pomeroy On Itt. 33. Call Wm. Grvtotr ltoclc lprlnta ' NIW AICO.N AIDI-Mn. lj'rank 10. WlliWrll lOboVI) 01 SL PelerobtirJI, r.a. IUCceedl WE BUY Bertha Adktlul u -toni mUC'I'tiiiAL I IIAMS ICIIAr IRON - publlclll n•llonl.l o b a 1• m• a. Mill Adkllll WOI MITAU UOiled utdel aoorotary ol Bta~tb, · ~ ud Wolf~ by lilt I'Nldut OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~ Thore were '6 rnembort· and 2 """" 110 , _ visitors present ot tho July 17th meeting ol the Syr•cuse Suusblne l1d1D •M TV StrviCI · - Girts: Work wns complete~ on all vroJects and books are 111 bll con•· PhOne Ollt McCHntock pleted by the next Thursday. Dis· ltoclne, Ohio - CIIIIOIII Dutil - ·- -- Ill-TEST OM ,\T REGULAR PIICt Kll</llell uqiJMd for tOW' bome. J'l'oo eW~toi. Foreli11~ QH.,, • . .!.~bolt dna, . : 7 20 3tp (8 J ·l\u113 SCJI• (20bl lnsur~r;~: e,...e-.,sarnes.sim~o~ J.na•l.;~ AI.DCI lllddlvpolt. '• l'lr•, Alltl•mob~• Bonds. Phnroe 63111-'- • ---------- (I 1I Wonted To auv Wa~ta ·----~--~~---_._ A"to, i Ire, Po1iU. .......1 Uot - ·v;uV.s•.;- - . ___..._·!loodteport ·oaut':"' •· ( I 25tp ·s~oo To ssoo · a.:~~•~->· ~«' l.~H~ ..., he Ia 1111 of "!' ._.. Mollllo "'"'"' ·~ ll ; li· -~,· ft.'-· ""!!!~· ' ... u •h. ~J. wide. .'· ",. •, ~I 8-»~ .,.\.oMI'U~'l~ !lhlilh.ll'-~ t":fU"""U'HI to buy anllquea. Call , At 81J8M. Evenlnl•· 1-1·2&1< catalina Cpc, •1.11011. Kydr•· Rootno 'Shot moll!! drive. Spotleoa all loath· Mote Puppy. Call 227·111 " ' " ' ' ,..., I e.r ·~eall 1 amrrr. •ll . 1'~lto flhla~ -r-::.;::" z-' = --=--=-:-T..:28:.:..:':;.'P~-::-=rr--.---:--.' 17) 29, Sbarjlalt 'GO we bave ·~~d for a loni 'Utile, ll!oelt~t't. Pomeroy 7r»..IC: . 1 ' !. iHa.P,~nll~e VB Star -c"hWTdr. oM W.\llR · ....-,.r~,q-, lllf .16) Lo$t & Found LOST; e m~ ol~ llolfar ,Jtolatein call. Nollf)i Artbur ~11e, Ra· LlliiJICA~N l'OWELLI 8JaVICI! 8TA'i'!OI Pbole tom.f~- : 1 .~ ~: 2111 ~~~J~9;~~~ - - JtQGG·& ' . ' ~ ' 31654 .. �' ' ' ', 8-~ Sen~, Pomeroy-Klddleport, 0., July 80, 1958 The Daih .Dciily Vacatio11 Bible School . Appreciati Dinner Is Held Sentinel • '' I • Fred 1 Gardner, Dean of tbe D ly Vacation Bib!e School, ' :spoke briefly at the appreciation inner held last night at the ·Presbyterian Church of Mid rt. Gardner, pastor of the Mlddlepott Church of Christ claimed that tbia years school wu tile slnee be hid began · -·-"-- working with tbem In UIZtl. The cllnner wu to show the ap. ~nclatlon of the ministers to the ~eaehera and tbelr uaJIItlnli, alao tho staff, who·devoted theft time to the oebool thla summer. Suggestions were made to im· pro•• on tho aehool Tbank you •Dotes were to he sent lo the oebool )land and Mr MeComaa for the use ¢ !he Central School bullclin&. The Rev. Raymon Konlnigbl was ln cborgc of the program Barbara Jones ung "The Whole World 1n HJO Hand" .ecompanled by Sharon Bodlmer, :!fn, Ray Pic:kens, Sharon Jones, Barbara Jonee, Mnl. Maxine Addlesburger, Janlee Zerkle, Dora McKee, Francia Klein and Ctyda T!ll'lor. ------- Roush Family 247th l~union T0 Be Aug • 14 The 24'1th Aru11Yer10ry Reun- lion Bouab (RauHb) and Allied famlllea Auoclallon of All\eriCB Jort~L Those attending the dinner rfere Re•. Konlmght, Re•. Howard Ruppe!t, Fred I Gardner, ll(ary :!"Inbart, Jean Bradbury, llln. Dale Walburn, MrL Richard Vau1bup, Ju~y S.uer, ~n lolelllliJnny, .SID)' Pullen, Carol Hudaoft, lollty Scot~ Dorl• Rice, Molda Rouab, Dl· anne Stumbo, Mra Aronld Rlcb· ordo, Alma Bumgerdner, Mn. Bort Ine., will he held Saturd!lf, Au 11111 18th, 19118, at the Ohio Ca •emo, 20 mlleo S. W. of lo\811.. •llle, Ohio or 6 mlloo ~ ..t of W Liberty on Route 275 ..eor N t1> wlaburg, beginning a( 10·00 A. M (EST). A banquet Is planned Frld~y eveninJ at 8:30 P. M. AUJU•I ll!lh ($1.110) 11 SL lohno Lutb· eran School Auditorium, 4 mile! South of MaryniUe on Route 7116 Pomeroy hnd THEATRES For reoerYatlona write P. J. Rausch, to3 11. Maple St., Marytvllle, Ohio, or Francl!l Kaspe:;, lie< , Rt. 3, MarySYiile, Ohio MEIGS-POMEROY Amateur GardenerS Committee Plans li.lex''tYearAgenda ,.,. Not Open TtnleM THURSDAY ll!d fRIDAY "JUMPING JACKS" jerry Lewis - Dean Martin The proeram committee ol the Amateur Gardenera .met at the home of MN Guy Reynolds !181 night to plan tho proanms for tho year of 19M-~9 Thoae ldtcndlnr the mooting were Mrs Robert Reibel, Mrs Wll· llal)l Slater. Mn Chories Rrad· bury, MrL Walter Crook• and Mn. TEMPLE-Middleport TONICHT tnd THURIDAY ''Wl'l'NESS FOR Till PROSECUTION" Power Marie.., Dietrich 'l'Jro•• ;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;~;;;;;;;:;;;~~Hy~l~d~I~R~le~c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:o, ~ Luellle BawrdN .......... .,'. .. hMroJ Soelety ldU.. " llllda IUee I t t , oo t 0 I t t 0 t o • o o o ', t 41-1.. l > COSTUME JEWELRY' ~~~~~ Vz PRICE PRICES REDUCED ,, ' ON ALL , I,~ \VAT<;:HES S"rOCK ~uriS:ItT,~il 20% Off GOESSLII··JEWELRY . ' STOlE H ~ "'.. • ,j c.art sa." • ' ' T- rom..,., o•t• 1 ' , .... . fO . ~IW . Mont... "hltr'• Fint Y.ar" I ,.- I llq'Karl tooeo pi\Jil!o!l tii!;!r dauahtcr, Mro. BettJ P B '"~ Mr d M De Iliff a!~ ch~~!li..~.~dy .. ~~d Vicky, left Mondiy f<r 1t11elr home lit Lakeland,' Fla , after a 10 day vl!lt w\tb her par<nto, Mr and Mrs E<ldio S!Jlllb and Mr ond !Ira. Rlchar4 II•P•· Mrs. Norman R6R ono 4auJb· ter, Rosemary, hivt. returned home ofter a 'yet}j! vV.II in Del van, Wile., with liiJ:· and Mra. T E. DeWolf.) and In Deltf'll, :lflch., wltb i!ilth Spencer and othel reltiiVeL . ' Mr.• 10 ~ IIJI. fl., B. Wllklna re· llltned to their hoine in Lancat ter Tu<Wiar oftu ~ vlalt wltk l.er mother, ,)lro. -~dqle Grueser. )Irs Le.w14 Mil~ ~nd dough· ten, Bai-b~ro and Polly of Avon· dale, J'la, ore the guests of her paAI!to, Mr. ond lin. Aten Shain Mr. and lira ~Iter K•uffmao and children, WBtd, Gene, Pouia Koy and Ill ard of Hallfox Mau., are the JUeiiB of her mo lllr,. Mr. and lira. Jomeo Rue-man (Corinne Ann Ashworth) and _dau· &htor hav• returned to their bol)le In MwUien after a visit with Mr, and Mro. W!lllom Mat lack, Cheoter Road, and other • M1tchell Russell f ami'ly'S AnnUGI DJ. • ru:Unlon Is Hel d Gallgber and two daughters, Dl!b ble !.\'nn ,and Mary Kay, as far"' !fbatJOaton wher'e they look ' pi~ tctE•£1 Point, Ga • ,to vult Tbe annual reunion of Mit Mr. ~nd Mr•. C D Gallogher and ~II Russell family w<P held on 10!1. 't;hlpper. • JI!IY 20th at the bome of Ed an< Bernard Lyon~ son of Mr aod, Guy RuSiell, Middleport RD 1. Mrt. John L· ons, baa returned Although it was raining all <110• from ~ vacation with hiS grondpar, 11 d1d not dampen the splrlu o< enh. 11r. and }Jr.s. Bernard , 'tile 79 people attendnJ!J A gift Schtamm, at ZaneovlUe. wa• , wp given to the family tr,•ellni aecompanled here by his grand-· the farttieBI who wu Mr. "'""" fot6er who wUI spepd the week Mts W1111"10 Ruck, Rai.rty, Caro wllb his illlushter and family. )yp and llarbara Buck and ' Mrs. Lew\• Koehler and. dpugb- ffiend, Dennl.s f!upe from Veriall !er, Betty, bave return~ after •1.. 19, ohlo. lUng relall••• in CrookovUie for lfrL Anna Buck n;celved tb, several pays. '~' for beiU the eldec'l Mr. and Mrs Paul Dorst and son attendlgl ond the one who bae w.,... and the, former's mother, t~e bi~g~at family. MOll! Mr~. Da•e DarsJ Sr, have returned receiYed t~e gift for bem~ ttwfrom a vacntlon trip to Michigan. yo~ngeot baby Ed Ruasell r.. · Dave Slov91' aod Dick Roller celved the g1ft for bem~ the old are vloltlng relot1ve• In Columbus est man tbls week. Among thooe attendmg were Among tb~se J'lendlng the 8th Mr. and ~·· Ed Russell, Mr anrl Annual Mus c ork•h~p at 0~ 10 MrL Guy Ruasell, Peggy, Cat)ler· St••• University this week are Mrs William Ohlinger and Mn Eleanor Welch Zelhor • Ovornlght guest. at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. P Gallagher were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed, of Delaware, Ohio, enrpute to the Smokey Mts lor a v~tlon Mrs. Reed is n niece of Mr.i. Gallagher loll" Sheila Stover, Dave Stover and M1sa Kttren Dralt~, Pomreoy, were in PArkersburg ldonday to meet H N. James Hubbard of Baln· bridge, Moryland. Hubbard 18 spending a 11 day leave with his parent• In .~yracusc lfr. and BeYeral Ihrs One Jr are spending daysDarst In Colum· bus ,. the uuesto of the son ond daughter·in•law Mr and Mn Wll· !lam Dlll'st. Mn. Harley Brown ond son, Jl!>. bert, havo moved to the DaviB apartment on Ash Street They are returning here from Culilornia while Major Drown Is scrvmg on the mUitory scrvlee overseas. Mrs lfrown Is the former Kathryn Rouah, tlau!lhter of Mr and Mra. Lee Rouah ' Mr. and Mn. Elmer Froot of Mr. aod MrL Qaear 111' and ,Mra. Loonar~ Long Bottom were Sunj(;~Qi~r-iij.q";1 ,;;Mr~1• and ~- Wilbur ~~~~~~~ ll!ln. Ben' vlsi~s In Tn.-: 47th Wedding " Anniversary , Is Celebratg4i '~ &. Jlf. a'radburv " CoupIe Gratt •nd' lOll ' Jimmy or Charlellon were wo9kon~ suem of Mr. and lolr1. WUlilm Baker. lllr. and lira. Haroi~ JbV•· ba~lt and ehlldrep llmm,y ant! Dar~ wil't. TueldaY evening din· 1E1ebe,r~~. of Mr. and lolro. C. J '""'"'" L~ and Mro. Woyno Allen and lamlq of St. Loula, )!o., wore '""tend i\IU!e ol hll •iller aha IJroiiJer·I~II!W, Mr. ••• Mrs. W. ;; Fla., . ~ C&P\. and Mn at ltnOXYille, TeilnoBSeo. !'he Dollas' ..... Jlllly and Stevie, were i]ioata of their arandmolher, Mr•. William Mat1 ch 1 p hll bel e~ts !~reo~:,;:.Y w e 1 ' P~· Mr. and Mro. Lewla , Lolli •nd children, J6yce and 1, 0 , and Ml.sa Dorotlly Lona 01 Pomeroy have returned !rom 1 1100 milo YICI· tlon lr\P. Whlle in WuhlnCI<!Ii D. the~ •lilted the Bureau of En· 8f&YID8 <.n,d Println& W~OfB IIIey lokew underwent : : :!.~':' ln ,lile P"/""" of beturpry II St. Jooeph Hoopltal at Mn. Elmer H~•ooli ~of Colllln· Parkeral!Ufa S.turday ond I• bu1 eon..., ..l... ~l..ly. ~~~·· JIJu h. Ilc!llitt CoiiCie of a~;~:~:;:~w::~::. ~~g blirJb, Ia 1iif!lldilll her Plltll· .wao douabl~r, lloa wjt• ber ·~ltr, Bfl'tha antt JUoll of *:,.IDd llrl!. Joe Condo. Mro, •Ito !lril, Co~ ba1 retljl'll· e4 to wor• Iller ooen!l'lll a WHk't vaeaUoa' In'. Cohulibut and Jlu1on, o. llr. and ---r ' I· ~n Mlih~ P~r!e~!r~ ftM~r"!~'~&10R. Koil a( 'st. tnt~rtain'With and Mra. Mr. aad Mrt. Wllllom G.lll~~~le. Mf$. SCh"!)Onover 1SHOSteSS'f ,Or -. ;. ;,tanIey party ~ llr,. Robert Sc)loonover r,( cenlly entertained tho followlus al a Sllnley Party al bor' homo 1 Mra Hoffman (d•monllrator). Mn Hen:y Werry, Pomeroy, Mro Roy H See, Mrs. Freda MrL Iames Fry, .Mr~ Tom' ioe and Anthony R•J•lsell, An ~~~~~~: !Irs. }!m. Lathey, Mrs tbony HYsell, all of RDl M1ddle fink, .f!!.rs Ch<lo Fink,, p6rt; Mr and MrS. Cla< Evana, Miss Diana Hlirl, Mrs HarYard Worthle Johnaon, M.,·. MorYm Blrchfleld, Mra. Tom Birchfield, Roush, P•tty, Leonard "nd .lloger Mrt. Don HarrtS<>n and Mrs Silas Rouoh, RD 2, Pomeroy Mr and Wood> Mr• Lou Diehl, Mr and Mrs ~harles Diehl, Loull Arvin and Tbe ''"nlng was spent playmg Charles Diehl, RD 1, Pomeroy: games ami tbe demonstration of Mr and Mrl Blll Wat•on, Pau. SIIQiey produ~ll. 'Re~esbmonls• Chapman, 'Eloise Chapman, Mr... of aandwlchen, polito' c'dps, ditve~ LYdia Hyaell, Mn. Clyde Brown, cheese cake, tea and r.•11fee were ,. I Mr. ond Mrs Robert Reinhart oer.ed. f Q "''h Angela Jane and Bobbv Reinhart Pomeroy; Mrs. Anna Duct, ~1 Buell. Danny Diehl Sammy tarkln, lt.utlandj ¥r. and Mt& Joe ~ 1,. Waite, Jimlll)' Jo, Kevin Charleo Watt., Lancaster; ll!r 11. ap.d I Mra. Charles Haley Crnoks· Mr. ond Mrs. do Fi,f VIlle; Mr and Mrs. F M. l.luc\, ts ot Silndri Mike and But<b of Z•n Richmond, !ndtt lllYIIIe,' Mr and 'Mn. Delbert Mr1. Robert schoon~ver, Jpnes, Pat Jordan, AQIOJ'I Loomb '>rated. tho,. 47th wedding tl!il Mr. and Mr'fl Cbarl!!f Hiser, Matk veraary reeently at tho home of and Cfalg Hiler, Mr. ilnd Mr!! Mr. and Mrs Robert Scboono•er • Paul Archer, Mr. and "" Roger Sr. Archei and aon Ray ol "olum bua; Mr 'and Mrl. L.' 0 ~~~~ and ,obn Steve, Mr. ond, Mrs. Bnl 1'\lc k'~tt ahd oon Mike Fairborn· and foltl. Clllford \- Whlltll;g: (on, Judy •pd ~uslb Whlttlnrtlii!, b'o)'lon; Mr. and Mro Wm. Jj illlct, Randy, CarolYn and Bar bara Buck and Dermb Rupe all fr~m RD 2 Venalllec, Mr. ano lit& C. E Holey, Crookwllle, 0 1 Jel!.l!'''' "' n,n.. b~•e ..... Wlllaro EberlbaCh am\ r~\~~~~~,::' • ' vocation Mrl: Charles Buck vlllted Mo~day ll the south. Tbey yiJit· ;.J, .. , :::3.:.· I I Mr lllu ~ Youn1 •nd friend Pierce returned to Wuhlng ton, D. C, Tuetday after a aeyer al dl)'l visit with her parenU, Mr. and .Mrs. Tbomil Young. Mra Robart kogers and d0ughond Nancy returned Nellon•illc, MoD· a weekend vl•it with pu·enti, Ml and llr•. Tbomn ' 'H• and Mro. Phil clobokar and lamUy. Mrs. Leno Huber and Mra Phil Globokar and ch1ldren Sally anHike and thoir ruesto Mr. and Mrs Walter Kauffman and lamlly of Hallfox, Mass .. motored 10 Bb.rr Oak Dam Tueaduy where they joined Mr and Mrs John Du!fy Sr, tor an outing and plc Die dinner. Mra Rlehard Brigsa and cbll dren Christy and Ricky returned to their home In Upper Arlington Sundar oflor 1 weeki vU.It with her Mr. and Mn. Wen· dell Baelne They were home by hr broth and Mr~• Joan ~:~~~~~~~ At Goessler's ' -aP-t' Soclttj an~ :~~rp ~ POMEROl' . AI:', SO\.dEITf ther, MJ'J, Lent Huber and • lllddliperC Sotleb EdltGt •'' ' Smlbka ot lht ' ~ CDnde. Turkev I)ihner · I" I \1 . . ,"lr. ond lira. Clarence lllgbl •'i.lerlainedl with a tur~ey dlnnet S'!Jidoy ot jlielr, home, Bradbury ,~ueoll Mr. and Mrs. j..lw· ren 1:e Millhf and daughter, ltaten Pi1nceton 1 fnd,, and Mr. and Wll!li:<J' Ebersbacb ond <lauJolt"\ ond Cheryl, P~m• *• ~~de, • Tbc Cumel Cute 'l'1lots Jul~' 23rd at lhe , home_"t:.,;b~'·J WallO!! ,..ith advisor J( S!"llfl In charge Plans for rJ«d anl'_:·sj<atlng part~.,.,...;.., ;u,;,.l ~','(f;~~~.i.-;~:t' ....-d. 'fbe elub de01ned to JO on a hay ride on July 30th JUlie,. It r,lrui, then they will go.,to ll!e Vn1!1~9f,:D.. skatlni rink. The next meeting will be Jply 24th and wlll lie the judgmg meeting MrL Nolan , l:. t'l be prescnt to iudg~ the gltl:s ~toJeets.;.~oyce C~rcle, Reporter. I Report• were &iven by Gory Miehael ~~d Rob Koqtz at the July 261~ ·meeting of tbe Shade Valley Boys held at the borne of Gary- lllebael DaYe KcNentz and Earl D!-an ar:e adYllors for thP group.-Bob Kautz, Repol'ter. Thimderstot*s For , F~day � 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 30, 1958 gibbs morris