https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cde16708dabe2210e0dfcd21e6aa5d72.pdf a6dc6cdbbffd0760aee233a336b4af99 PDF Text Text • • · ---------------- 8-Doily Seotinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Aug. I / , 1960 ' First Baptist Church Pastor Welcomed With Official Reception Wednesday , Rev . and Mrs .. Donald Boone and daughter, Lydia J�an. : were offk-ially welcomed as the pastor a nd family of the First • Baptist Church of Middleport when members of _the _churc� and friends gathered al the church for a reception m their honor Wednesday evening. j Robe11 Haggerty, chairman of the Deacon s of the church, I w.i:s in charge of the program I , · · , · which included a number of muiical numbers by groups from other local churches and the host church. The program opened wilb Ji.II or1:an-pi11no duet by Mrs, Cecil Brad• bury llnd Mrs. Gerald Anthony ar. ter which the Presbyterian Four, Mrs. Harold Sauer, Lewis Sauer. Jr., �n. Paul Hilptonstal l and Tom Kelly, gave their origrnal number welcoming Rev. Boone tu the church and Middleport They were l{'COffipanierl by !ltrs. Li lli.it\ Steifr. At thi:s tiuie in the prngram Mr. Haggerty introductd the Boone family to the congn•ga twn. "M oment by M?ment" was .s\\ng · by the Pre11bytcr1an group. Mrs. Beulah White and Mr:.. Cl.:1rence Lacey. accompanied by Mrs. Brad• bury, s,rng "The Stranger o! Gal• 1lee." The Church of Christ was re-pres· eel by the Men's Trio which sang. '"Pass Mc Not ."' Thls group Ill · cludca Homer Ricr, 0. E MrKmncy and Caah Bahr. Miu Sharon Jones of the Methu dist Church s11n� "The Lorct·� Prayer." Mrs Li<('<'Y a(·companicd her at the ori:an. Before the l"loHmg numl:lcr Mr Haggerty thanked all those who had auisted in th<' evenin,' { s pro. gram and also th.inked the anony. mous giver of L b !' flowers used to decorate lhe .;l .. 1rd, for the pro• gram. Visiting m rn is(er� rw, .�1· nt for the evening \H•rr rn1 rml uf<•d and included Re v . J.itk Fassl'tl o f M a r• ietta. Noah Hask111s. '.,1il!Jlcport. Rev. Luther Tra("Y of Hw ( 1 1 11. 1 1 < 1 , · , Rev. Ralph Zundel of P1,n11.m1y and Rev. Nyle Borrlcn or Gallip<1l1s The program closed with Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs. Anthony play• ing "Living For Jesus" on the or­ gan and piano. After the close of the program the members and guests were in• vlted to the baKement when• cake and punch were 1erved hy the Dea · coneuea. Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mrs. E L. Hughes, Mr1. Bradbury, Mrs. Edison Baker and Mrs, Burt Bodln1cr. Others as slsting were Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mn. Tony Fowler, Mrs. James Pul­ len, Mrs, Kalad Hindy, Mrs. Hag ­ gerty, Mrs. Harry iloudashclt. The refreshments table which had been decorated by ;11.rs. Char• Jes Lewl1 wa11 eo'lcred with a pink or21ndy cloth cente red with a pink .11nd green floral arran,iccment used with pink candles. The l i me punch which wa11 served by Mrs, Brad· bury and Mrs. l l ai::i:erty, w11s dee• orated with rloaling flowers. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Olrlo TONIGHT and FR IDAY "OUR MAN IN HAVANA" Ernie Kovacs - Uurl Ives SATURDAY '"THlS REB1'..1, BHEED .. Jtila �lorcno - .\-lark Uamon - a lso "THE TIIHEAT" Robert Knapp -- Linda Lawson '' TAKE YOUR ,: ,,- PICK FOR A ,: BUCK ! .-, ONE LOT DIAPER SETS Reg. $2.95 and $3.95 DOLLAR DAYS $1 .00 0}11 REG. PRICE ONE LOT . lADIES' DRESSES Regular, Half and Extra Sizes DOLLAR DAYS SKIRTS Reg. $5.95 DOLLAII DAYS $3.95 Lovely Dr�p Dry Cottons lo <:hoo1HJ from, l''lurcd Style11. Shciath and OTHERS . . . _ . _ . . _ . $ 1.59 ONE LOT CHILDREN'S PlAYSUITS $1.00 Glrbi' and ChUdren'1 PAJAMAS & GOWNS $1.00 GIRLS SHORTS $1.00 ON E LOT J AMAICA$ $1 .00 OFF GIRLS ■nd LADIES BATHING SUITS $1.00 OFF BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Sizes to (20) (U�) $1.00 OFF Save On Dollar Doys And Save . On Your . Sales Slips I IIECKY'S .. ' $1.95 GIRLS COTfON GIRlS COTTON S LIP S Sizes 4 to 14. Solid white or pink, blue or rnalze. Combed cotton . Lace trimmed and with woven web elastic. Sizes 4 to U. All with lace and em­ broidery trim. 39c $1.00 Womens Campus "Prlsdlla" Bleached QUllT llNING PANTIES Soft Smooth Quality FOR THIS SALE panties in p,del white. EIHtic Je,g brlera , band leg small, medium, ext11a large sizes. 81 INCHES WIDE 69c 79c $1.98 SATURDAY Girls Collon Twill JEANIE$ An ideal ,item for b�k to school wear. Tailored of fine fll)&lity cotton twill, yoke back, double stitched se111ns, belt loops, four pockets. Beige, black and red in sizes 7 to 14. pkg . WOMENS N Y l ON STOCKIN GS adJ,ust11ble, yellow top - turquoise legs. $4.95 New curved Leg Ironing 'l'ables. 12 position adjustable, Posi­ tive ufety Jock. All turquoise. $5.95 OTJIER METAL IRONING TABLES _ . . . . . _ . $7.95 BOYS ACRll,AN ·• ' ' SPORTS SOCKS 2 for $1 .00 79c ARTIFICIAL BETTY BRITE FREEZER PAPER White painted flower pols with wuhable, plas­ . tic wild roses and tea ros­ es In red, pink, • yellow and white. · Protects meats and other foods at freezing temper­ atures. 18 Inches wide, 50 ft. long. 2 for $1.00 2 rolls $1 .00 All Wool - Wool and Nylon - Wool; Nylon and Rayon and Rayon. Lees and Firth, two of tbe naUon's leading rug manufacturers. New Shipment American made pottery. Af­ rican Violet pots, Pitcher v111e1, large a■h trays, Ivy planters, madonna planteni, white v111es, l)og Blsc:uit Jan, Greyhound -planters, Fi1h pl1rnters and v11se11. - iCIG. $69.00 · · · . . . . · · · · · · · · SALE $55.0G REG. $89.00 · ·• · . . · · . . · · . . · · SALE $71.00 REG. $109.00 · . . · : · · · . . · . . · SALE $88.00 Mn. Thoma• Holt. H.l.hliutd, Ohio, I , REG. $1 1 4.00 · · · · · · ·•· · · , · · · · · SALE $91.00 Hlghmount quality. Hand painted ceramics. Decorative. Washable. 6 piece sets. Boys Big Yank Reg. $29.95 Floor Polishen Rig. $39.95 Floor Polbhtn Sanforized cotton sport shirb with two w•y collars. In or out tail. Short sleeve style in stripes and printed patterns. Sizes f to 18. w. OIENIW lj: •e l�nlt=! are · , $3.95 tone" table (ompo - 11 Inell op■q;._ wblfe' lmd (Olil lleo; or,.ted �• on white aud 10Jd lln<J, ,,,,,_ bel.W:111 1t1lee. Httllbt: overell U". ' ,, . , WAXED PAPER Extra strone. Triple wax­ ed protection. Big 125 foot rolls. 4·for $1.00 ln chino cloth, bedford �•I'd, striped denims, but­ cher linens. Si,,eJ 3 to 6. 81c 1 palr - \ • . • Funeral Services For Mrs. Spaun To Be Monday HOUSE BROOMS G""11 quality broom corn,, 5 Ue, smooth handles. ,, $1.00 New Shipment PRlNTED DRAW DRAPES Aa uttptlonal - eu!tln, l'UI� of printed draperla A lovtly combinaUoll of pat­ terns an<1'tabrie. Florala and moderna in a wide choict of colon. SlnQlf width.. - N lnchu lone. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL AdmittH.: Linda· I..audermilt, Middleport; Roy Strictland, Pom­ eroy; Belva Sloan, Pomeroy RD;· Mrs. Leverett RoUllb, Pomeroy; Nancy Morrh1, Middleport. Dismi11sed: /yr)' Kly Yo. ung , Pomeroy; Myrtle Bou•, Beed• ville; Victoria St.ace)', M14dJeport; Mrs. Dwight Parker, Pomeroy; John �rbaugh, Tuppen PWG.; Fern Hayman, Racine RD. Birth: A daughter to Mr. and 1lr11, William Pulllna, Athens. 1 $3.95 a pair Beautiful new pattern) in flberglas - the only type of drapery fabric Iha! Is "'@larantee<J no Iron". Easy to . wa,b, absol�tery flameproof, ,till not wrlnltle, stretch or shrink. Size liOxDO". A-nice selection of colors. Deadline News $8.95 a po1r ' • ' . l". 3 pain fdr $1 .00 No�I �•! ,Fib'"'•• . ' ... � . S.1 Thi Many 'Si,iort New 'Styl11 And V•lu11 Atrivlng Poi!, tn Eve,y J)tpo�nt At . \' ," ' , ·L'· . In white, black, grey, navy or brown, All sizes JO to 13. Anklet style with elastic top or regular ribbed top. PINCH PL!!Aif,EJ> DRA1'ERIES IN $2.95 . ' COTTON SOCKS $20,00 it.nd deeor•ted; : '� and never . nefd nln1. Round t'Ornera. Dur­ • �1111.vy theetln,s. Hobnail tnd .Jwo tonell striped pat-' tern& ln beiiut.iful paatel 1n"d �t lhodu. Twin end Pull lffl Cool Camfoi11bl• lveryday 4 decorations - Set includes, eight each dinner plates, cups, saucers, soups, bread and butter plate, covered sur,ar bowl, cream pitcher, meat platter and vegetable bo"I. ,_. __ Moll Green. 3 pain for $1 .00 45 pc. Dinner Sets Children's boxer longles HeH 11 a most practical runner, 1 · fllnt size Md&' wi&h match• ina: �x80" -scatter 11.11, Many UHi throuahouL the home ln lulla. bfdroom, den, Uvlnl room and bathroom. A fine quality cotton ru& lin o11.o lnterestlne pattern that blends with every type of deeor. Wa1h1ble wUh akJd rtiaiaLant beck. Colon: Role, W_hite, Grey, Hunter Green, Bei(e, Blue, Yellow, Acaua, -llole. NYlON DRESS SOCKS $37.50 24" X 9'" 11' .... It.I $3.99 uch $1.39 Mens Ba4lelor'1 Friend BOXER · lONGIE S •· x w us ,... 11.1, ; Small, medium and large siz.. es. Colorful plaids, prints, checks and solid colors. BOYS $ 1 .88 a pair GIANTS IN 'iALUE AS WELL AS SIZE! YOUR CHOICE SPORT SHIRTS For long wear. Expands to fit your slr.e. First quality. Washflllt. Colors. CUTRITE · $22.00 $32.00 Mens $ 1 .95 SHORT SLEEVE Tough sanforh:ed 10 ounce denim. Thiple stitched and reinforced. Authentic West­ ern styling. Zipper fly. They're •made to flt Sizes 6 to 18. SAVE ON Hoover Floot Polishers I MENS STRETCH W E ST E R N JEANS $1 .00 $1.00 $1.50 $3.95 $1.00 A R T I F I CI Al FRUIT POTTERY \ t i . REG. $49.00 . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . SAlF $40.00 REG. $59,00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $47.00 , Wash anci Wear Ivy styled Univereity Model Trousers. PoHshed cotton and cords in 1111 the new fall shades. Slzes 29 to 38 waist measure. SPORT slilltk 2 pairs for $1 .00 RU GS ,4nnounclng Blrlh K I T CH E N TOWELS All siir,es 6 to 13. Generously cut. l<U lly lined collars. In or out tail. Wide selection of patterns. - CONTINENTAL TROUSEftS METAL I RONING TABLES Full 11ize Ventilated Ironing Tables. 1 1 position table - fully 2 pain for $1.00 98c ' ' Man• and Young Menti 2 pairs for $1.00 SP O R T SHI RTS cotton. Rondo Sllppem Fashionable! Comfortable! With genuine foam cushion sole. One siie fits all. 79c a pair - Boys , 1.95 SHORT SLEEVE Sizes 6 to 16. Plaids and prints. Wash and wear $1 .25 .S T R E T C H SllPPlRS First quality nylons. 15 denier seamless. Sizes 9 to I I . SALE $5.00 SALE $6.00 SAlE $8.00 Reg. $6.95 TROUSERS Reg. $7.95 TROUSERS Reg. $9.95 TROUSERS 3 for $1 .00 SALE SALE! 9xl2 Ft. , AXMINSTER and LOKWEAVE ----- 2 for $LOO · Printed terry kitchen towels with fringed ends. Anchorglass white foot­ ed !.)owls with Vintage design. POfflD FLOWERS In large checks and striped bo<der. Sir.es 10½ to L3. Smart ne-w argyle patternii. 9 Inch smooth white pic­ nic plates In a thrifty 100 package, Other trousers s 8 30 to 50 v1aist measure. SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 8 to Im".! . Beautiful New Fall Patterns MIU< WHITE FOOTED B()WlS 2 pcain $8.oo Boys Short Sleeve KITCHEN TOWElS Size 30 x 40 inches All over plaids & stripes. Put up 2 in a cellophane SPORTS SOCKS ,P I C N I C PlATES Quick drying - comfortable filling. Sizes 30 to 42 waist measure. ALL LINEN BABY BlANKETS ". Wom�ns Cotton $2.95 $1 .95 ., TROUSERS A beautiful group or wo­ mens wash dl'e&le5. All fast color fabrk1. Wr.ap around .and slip-over styles, abort sleeves. Man y patterns to choo1e from in all of the new colon. Mlsse1 size5 12 to 20. Half sizes 14½1: to 24 1n . • MENS $5.95 WASH AND WEAR 9 A,M, to 9 P.M, WASH DRESSES By Blue Bell Mens Orlon, Rayon and Nylon IRONING BOARD PAD and COVER SETS On Sale For $ 1.00 and Mra. A. E. Alward, Mr. and Ml'I, Charles Bitch and Mr1 Frank Stewart vl1ited Wed• nuday evtnln1 with Mr. and Mra, Richard Campbell. Mn. Fran k Lowery returned to her home In :Pl.ltabura:h today at. ttir a vlllt with her brother and ai1ter-ln•l1w, Mr. and Mrs. John Sauv111e ■nd other relallv<is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 A.M, lo 5 P.M, 90 INCHES WIDE 3 for $1 .00 Mr. lo • -t --■I ar■n4motber. Lace trimmed lup an4 bottom . Hegular and ext Ira size, 38 to 48. Whit only. PANTIES Alward. FRIDAY TRICOT SUPS $1 .00 All rayon rolors and Hollywood briefs Jn large and STO RE HOU RS WOMENS RA YON Your swcal'lr's best fri r. nd. Deep de.:.nli, d issolves in• stantly, brightens colors sof• tens fabrics, gives ure clea n. ing protection In cold water. 20 premea11-ured moisture• proof p.eckel,s to a box.. UTli,3 William D. Swifi who has heen in Peurto Rico .irrlved Tuesday evening for a IU clay leave with Mri.. Swift and other rel1Uve1, He wu met in llunl• tn;ton hy Mrs. Swifl anrl Miss Norma Jean Bcarhs. l ie will re. turn 10 Davis t-·1t•lll, IL I., pflcr I hl11 furlouii;h, Bruce Gottlu1rdt of l'olumhus Is �pending .e v1u·11tion with his 1.:nndmolher, Mn, W. /\. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. l lrrhert Dixon and famil y vi11Uod S11mh1y at Shade with his sister, Mrs. George t'ullon. George MelnloMh of Athene is ■pending a rew days with his 1randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoe/Heh of Nye Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Loii;an and ton Skippy vi1ited lul week In Sondu11ky with her abler and bro• ther•l11-l1w, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Canon and other relatlvf!I. Mr. and Mrs. Fri.nk James, Becky and Donnie or Croton and Mra. R. R. Taylor of Mll lersporl are guests or Mr. amt Mrs. Geo. Lo&an, Hemlock Grove, Wedne1d1y evenlni: guesh of Mr, and Mn. George Logan wore Mr. •nd Mrs. Elmer Balley and Sandra, Mrs. Earl Brleklca, Mr. and Mra. Dwight l.ogan and Skippy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and Bernetta. Mr. and Mn. Guy Morris and family ot MlddJotown were week end .1ue1t1 or Mr, and Mrs, Roy Rirfle. Mr. and Mn. Roy RlfCle at• tended the IUUlc rc,mion held Sunday at Upper Flatt, w. Va. Mr■. Frank Lowery of Pitts• bur1h wa■ lhe Wednesday dinner &tieat of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell. ln the afternoon Mr. and Mra. Campbell, Mrs. Lowery and Mra. Frank Stewart vlaited Mr, and Mn. A. E. Alward, Min­ eravUle, Mr. and Mn. Charles Batch of Cohlmbua arrlvtid Wedne1day for 1 vlalt with Mr aind Mn. A. E. Mr. and Mn. Robert Du11n arc1nnouncln1 the birth of II son at the Melp General Hoapllal on Aug. 2. The baby h11 been n1med Dalley Jne and wet1hed &\la lbt. Gnndp,renil are Mn. £:rne,Hne William,, PlkevJlle, Ky.; Jeue WII­ Uamt1, Plll:evlU•; llr. and Mrs. Joe Dupn, Pomeroy Rt. 3. ·Great 2rand, J)lrtntl are Mr. and Mra. iBalley Kendricb. Lan&JYJlle, and Mr. 11.nd )l(n. LIO)'<! -an of HHiabo,v. $2.95 KNITWEAR SHAM POO ly LUCILLI HAWKlhlS LADIES BETTER Sheath sty le skirts. 2 front pockets. zipper back. Se...er­ al plaids in 100% rayon or blends of nylon .rnd wool. Just in time �or back to school. Sizes 22 to 30. Don't Fol'get l:old \Valer People In Pomeroy ONE LOT W O M EN S SKIR rs $2.95 MCPinly About $1 .00 OFF W OMENS DUSTERS Tailored of 11mall check ;u. nel, full out, large roomy pocket.a. short 1lee-ves, peter pan collar, -.larce pearl but• tori trim. Black and while am.! blue and white cheek. Silei; 12 to 18. -;;;=========-,! r An E•c•ptlonal Valu• s . E l B. E R f:E L D S • • , • ,..,__ ll r . ,. Kathy Coleman, lf..montb-old daughter of Ainnm ind lln. 1 Jack Coleman, wu ·ru1hed. to the Holzer H..pllal �y the l!llit�port emergency aquad at 10:30 todl,f. The little 1irl bad eaten a ,dn bleach product. She wai, tre·ate4 . 11111 rtleued. �.. ... � .... .. - .... -�. ................. • - - • , j A CAPITAL IDEA "I-if (>AILY SENTINEL. Cou,u,enlating Editorially Series Of "C hats" Starting ." • .•, Public notices, or legal advertising appear in this and other newspapers regularly, as provided under the laws of all of the states. These notices are a part of the b'l.sic right or the people to know what tb.eir ioverntnent does wtth tax money under the American system . To hele our readers better understand this right, a s�ries of "Little Chats on Public No­ tice" will al'pear in this newspaper each week, starting "°on. They we,- w,itten �y James E. Pollard, director of the School of ,lournalism, Ohio State University, from 1934 to 1 958, who is a student of newspaper law. He also has been a news anu editorial writer for newspapers. Pollard has done much research and writ­ ing on this particular subject over a long per­ iod. In 1938 his pamphlet on Plllllle N<lll•• or Senlee by Publioallon In Ht.tor,, Law aad PrOl'edure was published. An initial series of "Little Chats" appeared in 11141, and a second series i n 11143. Both series were published by newspapers in Ohio and many other states. Pollard also was author or editor or Ohio Newspapers and the Law ( 1956). a compila­ tion of Law• ti II•• 41 8talel defining "news­ paper , " " open meetlujls," alld "publlc rt,c• ords" ( 1 957). and Nenpaper Uwa of Ohio 1 1937) and Ohio New,paper and PubUcation Laws I 1954). The "Little Chats" tell intetesting facts about the importan<e bl public notices, which public officials are required by law to pub­ lish in order to ful\y illform Ille .....blic of acts, ordinanc"' hllei, -" - ttpendi­ let. of gov­ tu res, official � ernment that inwlYi IIMl l@eodblg Of taxpay­ er moneys in one ,tq- w a,oiltlHir. .w· illl.t They also re•<:ll .. .. lit llilkle �ork­ iogs of govern111elll Iii • �tie, Ute the United States "'"'- tlflliom II .-.lltybody's busim,ss. · kt With o ut ii.1.o,caung at 11111111 lti,t. . . ·· •• li,r the . . I"� one, can tou · · � ' · f'».Sl'liJi *'t do uble · J.Uft � u.-i bOat. Be· u,lo •• ,· · Did \'cm 'Know that! ■'II IUNCHI II\ !4AIKII• I ----•------------------ ,And let me ple u d wt lh you, dear t"� untry of Contrasts Is o ura as of th1J1 date. f riends NOT tG put u "1"' in thi1 A ('ountry in which a news com• word. I've �ten the "T" in it here mentutor gets rn o re than SlM,tlOO Hnd there 011 trips, and heroically whi t h is more than the p rc1l d ent real 11 ted walking up ona deleting of the United S!-ktes (I refer to th� "T'' myself. Frank Blair wh om 1 like f ine One of A.merlco's chief d elights but-) - A co untry wherP a ma - la watching Dagwood put together son, a plumber, a pipe fitter, II" a fea rful and marvP.lous collection carpenter, to name but a few, 10 ot clieese, ham, mustard, a bit of far outrank in salary the penon maahed potato, a piece of an old with .11 college deg:rie, or even on I ahoe, ad d a little cole !!law, and a college faculty ; where the per, there you are. son with sle111.l cr mean■ on reti rement or pen:ii l on must compete H One 01 my fr !end • a l ways spo ke a buyer ag11 I nst t he .2i, • a tlay man: ut an old felluw who wanted a an d w he re area11 of extreme pQver• "sand biscuit" in hi■ lunch, hi■ ver"· exist aR !n south · ■ ion of eandwich. ly :rnd NO J. Omi And it all goe� back to the Eng· an d lhi s I at t er ern West V1rg I nia; earl who was too .abs.orbed 10 llsh compares wllh go vernment areas euriched by at o mic plants ur the lil 0 to lunch. Pau the peanut buller and like ; and where millions and m il '.!! the kttlcliup. where lion, of t ons o f wheat an d corn art stored and rqttlng dally to the Just now eating a big piece or tune or ove r a billion do llar8 0 melon and 11ucceeded 1ln getwater d ay lo8II, ' . . ·ns . Juke pracUcally Ln ny ears. Then ohe wo nd eril whe\h,eii,.,�ltl• plain good eatln', ia1 mel on ·Kennedy , a NJxon, a John1 o n or thl• time of year. In May, it's too an)' o ther Btg Name h11 evt'n one early, ln Oclol.ter gettin a too late, tenth or the ans wers. So far, no in July and August exactly riaht. an11wer. Beaides, hooray for us, Its goo d "W.,tchman, tell ua of the night." tor the human system and ia rated -practically a medical reme dy for G o t to think Ing about urlaln of that dl11tre11sing childhood (m oatly) the word "undwlch" - one pa11&e11 kidney ailment, neph r iUs. So much not a day wltho,ut UH of this noun ,ro, thilt l read that In Arkansa11 they've mastl' red pr ocessing the and it l·an be • verb or course. ft seams the E11 rl of Sandwlcl1 ln Juice 110 It ct1n be used even in mid "En gland (where else) wa11 so al1- winte r, torbed in watching a game one j My own list or WHY . Don't . day, I foraet whether tennl• qr THEY-an out and out plagiarism �o8s r�lng . on a 11pecial feature In a well tame lunch time, he fain would known nationol 11111gazine: clit, but hated lo to in, 10 the but• , Well, Wh)' Don't They­ Ask aome elderly, arthritic, car lt• r (yow-le) broua:ht out a huae preferably wimmen, sllu of meat bet ween 11\cea ot prospect,, bread . So the anaek hecamli! a how they want today'A ran chang, ed. Some of u11 would like a car 11nndwl('h. I J.)\ " . "" 'ff.· · I • Sund11 when Mre. • 81,Uraon re­ turned from th.• hpapltal "t, ' ijtHne r wall enjoyed by S1t. and Mn. Eu­ aent Jobnaon and Howard, Mr. and M rs. J1m1111 Si&urdaon, Fl oy d Gibbs, Freeman J.;i,hnaon, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Glaze and Jlmm)', Sharo n and Cindy, Mid dleport; Mn. Ca ro le Napolskl and ,Oanny, Chris and Mark, all o·I Toledo, and Mr, and Mrs. Pat Johnaon, Arnold and Pen• ny sue, Maaon. Geora;e John,on Jr., son of M r. and Mr■. oe"O'rae lohn& o n of Cli f­ ton visited with hi• ,ran dparenta, Mr . and Mrs. Ben Stobart of Ra­ cine over the Weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorae Johnaon an d son, Bar­ ry, and nephew Chuckle John110n vi1lted ln RacirJe Sund1)' and , re­ turned Gaor1e Jr, home. Aho vls­ ltin 1 the Johnaon•, s1.1n d ay was 'Mn. lake J"oh11aon. Vitltlt'lf Mi't. Alma Johnson an d mother re.cently were Mr. and Mrs. Jame■ T'olllver and family ot Col­ umbu1; Ml'. and Mrt. Robert Ba rn• hart, Colum.bu■; Mrt. Alv;a Tolli­ ver, Gltnwoodt._w. V1.; Mr. 1tn d Mr,. Walter V1,1.11n and family o l Ft. PINAnt -aml Mr. and Mr a. Reese WUU&ml and Sharon, Polnl, Pleasant. C ROS S WO R D ...... llluwll 1.0. 0.... tootll 12. llauball pltehtr'• nJakname 14. W. 11. Qod ot .... 17. 11:edlt\'&l boat IO. Mtan4er 11. ei,, or ...,. 21. br bucket mat.o­ >lal 2!. ltouct, .2t. MUI.lo nott . IS �Callbr.) lt. AnhlUI j111t1IM1 111. 1.1.. :t= .... tL- ..11111 ....b.......... ....... ... ar.,. n. Band dunt . (I:... ) � Cllot.) f�- Iii t6. H1naan War ner , Mrs. Loia Thompson and daugh. Le r , Mr. and M r,. Geor1e Warner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family or Pomeroy an d Mr. and Mr�. Dale Warner an d fam�y of Mmer1vllle attend• ed the Warner reunion at Black Hollow. I Mr, and Ml'I, :Eueen.e . Haning spent Stturday eVenin,i with Mr. and Mr■. Harley lobnaon, Mr. and Mn. Fred Sarver of Ke r. ova, W. Va., visited her par­ and Mrs. Howard ent1, Mr. Thoma. Mr. and Mr1. Wll1lam Talor and dauatuer of Florida, Mr. and • M rt, .,.. uermlil Wll) and ' Mr. and Mn. Roy Smith llihd !a mlly vi■lled Mond ay evenin1 with Mr. and Mra. Chart,1 Srnlth an d family. Saturday, llt,. Ellen Gibbs and Linda and ii.1dean, accompanied ht Mn. Irene kelly and d aUJhters, Charlene anll Parkanna, left for a week'• vacation at Mlamt Beach, Florid, ---------- --· ----fl. Alberian Mongolo ids G. Metal t. 8Uddffl pain T. Curdle4 ,t Bum11rnet' Reu_.ton To Be Held Sunday I 'f· I The annU,1 Bum1ar� rellnlon will be held on- Su■day, Aus. 14 ■t \he New • Haven Olf(len Club ' • ' the , ,vent l1 Park. Jn b/li:,.� 'I.I the fad hiSh th� that Ille 10111 llll!Ol'Y lo belns written . All da�nato,•! , of 1)1,ld Bum. , earner, pn• bl � pl�nffr set­ tler4 of . M� �unt,, are u�sed to attend. A bae)'et dinQer will be held 11 nQOh: la ukod ta brtn1 hll aWll table nrvice. �qne iiiiiila IIIVICI NIW TiLl► NEW YOIIK Vl'J-Teiephone lervlce wlU lie o(firtd lltnd1Y lo airpl■nN n,1n1 neir New l'ork, PlttQuqh ind Wllhln,ton, the II"! l(or•. Telephon1 Co., an- RIVER REPORT I Forest Run Social Events a.,. Atn.ll1 Walker , M r s. C. R. Wise o f Mi.ami, G4iu,..: Montg omery UJ.3 on ly JAMIS SHERMAN PORTlR fla .. and Mr. and Mn Roscoe upper, 9.6 on lowe·r running 5¼ Sun­ were rt tddlepo M of 011,trict Ith Wise . 7th St.ate Senator, A half dQzen folk have eomt.' lo day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John feet; GalliP,:o lis, 18.3, 1 1 .7 run• nmg 9 feet; Lock · 23, J�.O, 97, me in thl'ff of the eig:ht C'Ollllhes Sc ott. o ff, closed Aug. nce, attenda srhool Sumby , "Voice to District · In this Senatorial Cendltfe,n _, M••·I• DMM: h.eany approval cf my proposal • 7, wu 48 collMlion $ 1 1 .70. All clams closed Lock 13 through Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr. Mr'>. io teduce real e11tate taxn and 23. Stella Mra. and r Genheime Olan l o and taxes penonal propert)' Ohio Riv•r Botts: Downbound: Arn o ld and son . Cyril, were resubstitute a state income tu. guests or Mrs. John Baily Lock l:t, CoU® Queen 1p:, atn, cent Three o thers have told me to 0-�; I.Mk 11, "Mr. cr11i. tUII pm, my face that they oppose the pro- and f amily. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Laudree 8-0: Lock 18, Aliquippa 6:00 am, poaal. Only one of these, how ever, opposed the whole pacbge, end Mrs. Am.11.nda ,Baer attend ed 1).1,l; Lock. 21. John J. Ro we an d he was in a fou rth co unti in the Morning Star S1.1nday school VM am. 20,0; Loc:11:. 23, Lucy Luc11 6:20 am, n-o; Elger this district He feels fh11t the in- pirnic at New Haven Park Sun­ 19:� am, 3-0. Clift day. inito rome tu is a deterrent Gall1P91ls, Ernestine �iative £or the reason that I like M rs. Harold Newell and daugh- 1:50 7: Lock 23, Htilen .Z am, �,,. 11 : The l!lo re !lloney yo u make ter& o f Cheate{ visited Sunday 12:40 tm r 0-5; leueir 1 :4.5 am, the more income �•x you P.if- � f . evening wit/'1 1'1.r . and Mr.s. Charl- 0-1 Tbe two remamln,: opponth�1 ee Baer and M�. and Mrs. George Rlvw INta, Wlafie1d, share d a common �ause. The)' Baer and son Bi lly. Atlas 1ii: l& pm, 0-7., oppose a STATli: mc ome tax. M an d M 8 J O h Scott were They agree that real estate !P.xes in 8� r!,u �rove with visit�s \ laxes personal property and S lt I E M sho uld be reduced; they f�e� �hat ':�be�� 1..a:e�milt has returned the l o cal go vernment .subd1vui1ons ho me from Holzer hospital and ia should Impose the mcome tax, improve d . and >1ot the sta�e Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Young One of t�e six who al)plJ�de� . Fla., d so n James of Coco a. n ■ my su,-gge�h on hopes that �Jtm11, ; were Saturday dinner guests of tely J. will lea d to aboliti on of M.rs A and Baer an d Mr. an d · i:r1 real estate and {)el■onal, ,roperty ;i F audrtc . - M rs. Willard I.axes, an d he fure,aw ·the fuhire I paymtnt of aU local · fQv,rnruent . Vislting Mr. and Mrs. Lewie EDWAa DS Affi FORCE BASE, expense• through a ,tale Li!,X , evening were Walker Sunday ' Cali ! . UPI - The ro cket-powered He and two Qther1 voic;ed ob- , Mr. ia nd Mrs . Willard Faudree, -15 t.o4 ay broke its second world X jection t o the pretent iftu.itlon M rs. Amanda Daer, Mrs. Lilfom when it ord within a week rec in which peo ple wh o do not own Napper and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 131,000 of de altitu an to so11red real estate can vote taxes on i:.ro- Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge . earth. the above mlles feet-26 perty-ownen, llenten, many of Starche r and d aughters.' While, o bert R Maj, Force Air whom have &realer aalarit1 than . M r. and Mrs. Wi llar d Faudree ho me-owners and even Lan�l or d:. , and Mrs. Amanda Ba(' r spent a wh o hact .a Olght pollt"o,;ied Th.ursvote to apply a lax whid they lew days Jut week with Mrs. day b�ause or fuel 4_itficulties, lhemeelvet do opt �- AA l 9¥t, Bertha Holter and Lester Baily was at the co nt.rota ot Uie dipped• winged research plaile ditring a that was thelt _,.,untent. With an of Mo rning Sta r . 12-rillnute fli&ht over the desert. , ' income tax, the-y d pay, tob, for "This is tantastlc," said White Mr. and Mrs. George • Lauderthe ,,upporl of · schools, for Jn before he reached his peak sl1ortly milt and Mrs . Henry Spro use of stance. j Fa.lrpoint were called he re last alUtude. "This Is really fantastic Personall y I don't "10" for that week by the serious illness ot up here." argument too strongly, tor it'.• my Robe rt Lauder m ilt. feeling that renters In di rectly pay Mra. Gladys Brown and Mr. an d · real eatate taxes. U the people M rs. Roger Walke r and daughter, vote on • 1chool levy, the Land- Elsie Lee of Pomeroy visited lords will ralae the rent enough theh- parents, M r . and Mr1. Albert to pay that added tu on I.heir Baitel1 . rf!ntal pro ptr!ie1-and 1om.etiJne1 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yeauger o r even more, B"t I ·.vant to repeat what I've Dearborn, Mlch. , vlsited hill par­ written �t9re-the Income tAX , enta, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeau­ based on abillty to pay, , is the 1er over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Am1,bury fairest tax we know of. U you Pl'l'l'SBURGH UPI-A railroad earn a great d eal of money you and family of C hester visited Mr . •Jllch tied up openrtlon11 ,trike ' d an Baer ge r Mra. and Ge� family 11; pay a ireat dea,l morf) ta than I of the Pltt.lb\li'111h WOl'h of Jot:ies Sunday evenmg. the fellow with the un•ll • l o.ry . You pay it diredly, qp a De- 1 Mr,. Lillian N,i pper visited Mr. A Laughlin Steel Corp., erided ducti on from your pay oheiclc. Jt'• and M rs. Charlet1 Eaer Tue11day today, but another rail dbpute threatened maj or dist rict o pe-ra• not hidden In rent or In thP. price evening, o f U. S. Steel Corp. lions o Mrs, d visite Baer rge Ge Mr.. of what you purchase. U, y o u're Broth,rhooeJ o� The .:111. lro�d ay. Sayre Wednesd llrooka _ . • ed r or etired on a pen 11nemploy (JIRl) end � jonoa·.-ra.lnmen 14.r. and Mrs. Harold Ho,lter and e.lon amaller than the ' 1111Alleat tnahle Income, you - don•t 1, pi)' it �blld ren o t Long Bottom · visited 1t1tela Connecting Railtoa , J&L int r a-plant bl1 pa rents, Mr . and Mrs, Ha.q.Jon subsid iary handling at all. that • announced here,· hauling Holter Sun�ay. •. · .. : llachel "ROuah,1 ' COIUJt'lbU,) ' �pent settlement bad: · been retched lhlti the weekend wtth 1 1ter- • · ·l)&renta, mornlna 'aftet a three-day walkou.t Terms O ffers will be received at M r. and Mrs, Kearns RouAh an d of 300 t,raln cre wmen. were not disclosed immediately. the law oftice• of Crow, Crow & other relatlves. The- rail strike bad foreed clos­ Porte r, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the pur- 1 ----,,---·1 ing of th� J&L • works, idling chase of the foll owing describe d 12,000 steel workers. real eslate: Neg otiators sUII strowe to head ln Mld4leport, Ohio, 11nd being of! • walk o ut of non-operating em­ 59 leet off of the Eaat side of Lot ployee of the Union Railroad Nos. 30 an d 31, beginnlng 61 feet which .:erves seven d istrict U. 8. from Beech St. Thil pro perty is sit­ Steel plants and 12 other ln dusuated at 464 Locust Street, Mid­ JJ trial facilities, Deadline for the dleport, Ohio . and can be seen by t) idle 50,000 rike which could st contacting Ed na L. Craig, 629 Page employes of the 1 9, plants served St reet, M Jdd leport, Ohio. Aueu-t 1 1 by Union Railroad, was &et for The rliiiht ls reserved lo, reject oUers. all d an any Th e Past Councilor, o f Theo­ 7 a. m. next Thursday. ' .CDNA L. CHA.IO, Exeeutrlx doru.a C ouncil DIUihten of Am­ or tbe List Wlll ,nd Teat&• erica will meet Thursday evening ment or Harry w. Cr.It, de, Aug:ust 1 1 at the home of Mr11,. Pair Of $5 Fines ceased. Fred Desaauer with Mrs. Gr oVer A.ssessed By l\layoi' (8) 12, 19, 28, 3tc Erb as oo-ho1te11. In a �ts.loo. of .)layor· Kenneth coult last night, McElhinney's Catholic Wome n '• t1ub hold, Lou v.lna Vlralnia Cole, Lakin, '-� '-'Sf re1ular monthly meetlnK at 8 p. NOTICI OPI SALi UND)Jlt m. in the Sacred Heart auditor• wH fined ta and cosh for run­ ning a atop sign and Ch8rles CHATflL MOIITGAGI Ium. Kerwood, Chethlre, $5 and costs By virtue of a Chattel Mttlt111• Awutt 12 for intoxle1tlon, executed an d d elivered by ·! , C. The YoUng Adult Class of tli e John Taylor, M iddleport. ar• Myers and Rena Myer, to � un,- Roek Springs Methodist Church dtridcned o n February 113th, i• will sponso an Ice cream social rested l11t ntiht by Midd leport r and filed with the County R ·er hid .,- be,tnnlng a t e p, m. Home police tor Intoxication, was fined ol. Mel11 Cour.ty, Obifft on 11 , �• made freezer fresh Ice cream, $6 and coat1 today. lty 16th, 1910, and on whl de- cake coHee and p o p wlll be sold . ' fault haa be�n m1 de,., t1,e .... •ueu• 11 Reception a11ned wlU Nil_the aooda an, •.eU.,t Tile Band Boo,ten of M:l�dle• ;. . tel1 dt1erlbed in -■id mort , ,ort: Hlsb· School are sponiorinc For UN l!.a · wit: '401C - J, D. Cra wltr · , · , K.ata111a . tLJSAB� 'rlti , lee mam !Oda\ Frl�oy, Aus. (new) $orlal N�. 030113, Ctmlo U -Unite� NaUon, The , ti, oil !Ne' 11\fll of · !)le high m■ilo (/le'I\') Serlll No,) lic!\ililt:'llti. /IIUton Hood'· -. rh,tr- Sttretiry-Qeneral_ Dq ]Jam,lllar• Publlc Aucllon 11 and 111'i'.' ll1r; •kJold led a, U. N. m!llllr), fjlree if'·\>('·llit S1111 Lot at 251 W.est �halrman. There Into thli' o■pitol' of sece■■lon Pomeroy, Ohio, tn . )!\t, ,Ullill ,& coli<ort �reaented by tho minded , · Qnia pji)ytnce Pomerw, M1l11 c"i\lJ.-, on band at e ,00 . 11>; Ille oodal. ' , Th.e recept , , ;ff wi11 thlllJ. Aqu,t 31, !lleo, at 10:00 Ao, 1 Theft " ilo violent Ol!lllJlltlOn · A\ltiltt n Minimum .,1. Pl'ict: .a,000.00. Ha_ppy Haht1ter'1 Clail of TtrQUI of 11le: C1,ah In ha nd on the Nde'ri tid: Chuffb Ii 1pontor­ ' d ay ol sale. ' ln1 1 Jlllley IUPP.O? In ,..1a1 room Tit. fltrMtn l■M a .. Co. of Ute e'9utth ·,tirttna at 4 p. m, . •. atc 1,andwlc�• of all kinda, home > 1� '<a°'"" ma�e lee crealtl, ca1'e, �•�. coffee, ., 1•., 2., tu. Pubhc lnvlled. Jw I I I,.... I Xl5 Soars26 Miles in Space For New Record I· I J&L Walkout Ended, Another Is Threatened Legal Notice , • & Mason M. e1gs • COnnn Events --· --------Lanai Nofi,,..... - la Chilly r. · Brow ·· 6f, ::! , 1 , .,,� ,.,.. -o--ti_c___ -·-1-N --L-., ,,i.,�n. · ' ai!,lr . lodtj,. Bethany Staffer Will Returti For lOOth Anniversary Event Harold c. Dost�r, Bethany College staff member, wi_ll re­ turn to his former church the Toppers Plains Chrilllan Church ' to speak during the 1 00th anhiversaty services at 2 t p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28. . Adams, supervuwr . Doster 1 Doster was pastor of lhat churrh Harry during 1 957-1960. On July I , he be- was the pract_lc um leade r and field came director of church relation s wo rk supervis or for 17 _students • and min.iat.erlal trainln.81 at Bethany serving Bl s�wdent aljllOClat,1 In youth ,work ln. €011ineeNcllt and College. Doster served several years as J Mas�chu11etts. D<r.:i;ter formei;-1)' was paator or minister of the S,b_ade Valley Putoral Unity, whic"' in addition to ille, Chrlstta.n �urch ,t _ Fluahing, or the congregati o n at Tuppers Plains Ohio , and assoculte mm11ter i�ludes Christian CIJiurches at CenLra l Church of Christ, Newark, Hernlotk Grove, Loni. Bo�to m, and Ohio. --�- --Orallje, Ohio . He lived at RFD 3, Coolville, Ohio. .... He rotated his pulpit assign. 1 t;'!,, ments, preaching three times each t Sunday, an d covered 2500 miles a month, in hia calls on the 400 fam·, iliea of th.e churches ol the Pastor- Sc al Unity. DostH received the' B. A. degree !Tfas«)D . at Beth,ny College ,nd the B. D. degree at Yale Divlnit� School.- In . i . his £inal );ea r at Yale, Omtt@t lilelp. GJIUrcb Methodist ?bion Tlie , . ed with the eatablishment · of Jhe � n,,11 �aca tinn Bihl P Y- v . e SA'""'..t, o�n­ First Christian Church and the DisI -� on Monday with. 16' t:.b1ld n ciples __Ho use in New Haven. !Jurina: his final yeat at Yale enroll�. . -. . The following PM'IIOhf � .serv· r81· 1Y, he !le rved m · th .f'1 Id Umve 1 �ty ' ing· u. teachers and ,lhtttucton work d,epartmen t of th e d�lVln� the school ·· · ',· school ,and w orked �here with h) Jo hn Oliver Nelson, director, a nd M rs. �l �a Tqrn�, craudll ' Zerkle, J�ann Har�, Y:P'l · Jqhn• . 110)'1, Sharon Mcbanle1, Mn. Mar. · ion Rizer, F.dtla Wise, Bevfrl1 Roush, ijetty WolCfi, J1ckle Cfpe• ha!j, Sharbn Betry, 4na Gibbs. � _._ Mr11. · Gudrun -Schaekel, Mrt. .:,et Hazel Smith, •n. 1-.emma .John• The 249th Anniversary Reunion son, Mra. ivelYn P.roffitt, Mn. or the Rouah aIJd Allied Families Martha Cook, Evelyn Hal8)'t Association of A merica will be Burris, Mrs. Hazel Llevine, Jii(rs. held Saturd ay, Aug. 20 at the Joann Green, Ml'fl . Ellen F�gleUnion Camp Ground1, two miles song., back of New Haven. Judy Turner, Patricia. !ijley, The festivltle11 will begin at 10 Mrs. FrallceE Slewart, Mn. Katie a. m. Those attend inl are urged Foglesong, Mra. Belva Lewis; Mn t o bring a picnic ba1ket. Provision Lemma Wright and Re-,, Ric�nl will ' be made for those coming Wright. from a distance. The foltowlhg claHes- are being A banquet Wm be held on Fri- held : three cla111es of klnde)'J_lr• day evening, Aug, 19 at 6:30 p m ten, three clai5et of the primary at the New Haven Community group, three claHe. of the jurilor building. Tick.et. f or the banquet group and one intermediate, class may be ob�lned from Mra. Grant No tur'.:her registrations MU be Rouah, New . lfaveo. accepte d after August 10. Presi dent ol ihe aa;ciatlon is Lloyd Roush of West Union, 0., HOU.R l!OHITA� Mu, Arn.ett. :{loush, West Colum­ � d Aug. 10; Mn. mitte d A bia is secretary. d ie Spence, Letart; Mn. Adeline Roush, Middleport; Herman Donaid Ohlinger. Letart; lllln J<I El• irman uen .- artl8 H.erman len Foll rod, Poi:neroy; Stewirt, Harlfol'll, Fapn Price, Visltlna Milli.OD AT/2 Allen Harrill of the U, Portland; Miss Barbar.a Jtr.i.tber, S. Navy is spend ing aeveral d ays Ravenswood ; Miss Debra Bo.s, . · leave with Jtils father, Frank Ravenswood. -'--Death, Aug. 10: John CAuf�t,!'· Harris, M111on. Airman Harris has Rtch• Dismissed A.us. 10: �s. been statiOned at the Glynco Na• val Air Station at Brunswick. Ga. �d- W ilcoxen, Mrs. -Edltb lfeJl{,y, Upon hl9 return to his base, 'William WIii, �kel ThonJJtBOn, · he will be tranaferred to Jackson- Mre. John &Pears, Alts, Leban vlllel, Fla., wl\ere he will be�ln llurrows, !tfri. BradtOrd �iac, hit new dutle• With the Air1'0rJt,e Henry Swift, Mr,. RObert Miller, / Earl y Warning Squadron. Th• Mrs. Clifford Bartlett, Mn. hr­ squadron will be located at Puarto rtrt Lawle11, Conole Coon.en, �te­ ven Blowers, Larry Daniela, Mnk Ric o in the near future. Airman Harri:t' duties wlll be Roush, n,anter Nease, A1:IH Janet Wri�t, Mra; John B1aettnaT n( w ith the VW4 Cquadron of Bu rri· cane Hunters, w ho · fly into the daughter; Mrs. Roger C'ribl:fe• eye of hurricanes to check the and son; Mn. Darcel McCoy, Ml'& proeress . ol hurricanes along- the Ralph Tb omas, Mn. Eugene GlOSI and male; Infant male Sima. east coHt of th.e natlon, t I I M' hodiSt Bib}C The rea:ular meeling of Drew Webater Po1t 39 Amerlciln Legion will be held M o nday, Aug , 15 .ii 8 p, m, Final plans will be dis­ CUlff.d f or fair police detail. Commander Elza Gilmore uriu�s all members to &ttend and �ive full support. Men are eapecially Deede d for police duty from 8 am to � pm ThurEdi:.y, fnrlay and Saturday, .\ug. 1 8, 19 ilnd 20. l ul..--, Celeb r,rte B,irt,�.J' Mr, Ind Mrs. Dan Gmther �[ W! Lerford were s_urpcls� _by their ch_1ldren and their hm1hes and friends who gathered at their home on Swid.ay, Augll&t '7, to celebrate the birthday fif Mrs. Ginther with a potluck dinner. 3 Rooms New � h00} Open-.1 F u rn itu re · M()Jtday At ... · ONLY hi ff • FUP.NlfURE CO. ,I ASO:'i, W.' \'.\ , ter•U.. . MINNIMQfl · AUA • "lll■t,w ........ ......... -� lllil:l�< lft-nlao• • • .....,. _,.,,,_, .... vane , "'�lll'M{RJ:: ' ' .. 141.. -�· �PIW+til 110 � ---· -al _.,� ...-u ..._ � ' .ale � liillftll ,W n1nl' dlll .... lllti,fW .a.. • ,_ . ....�i . ... 11 -:, ilftf '• &lli 111.. W M Ytdl 1111 • , 0IdS OUftng IH A Roadside Park Cu. Ft. 1 ,. Mr, an d Mrs. Robert Ha,n:erty, Mr, and Mra, How•nl West and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stumbo were hosta when tbe Golden Rule Class or the Middleport Fint Bap. tisl Chu rch met at the RoadsldEi Pork for a co rn ...... Rev. Donald Boo ne, pastor, gave the blessing before the meal, Others present were Mrs. Boo n" • r Jeante, Mr. , and dau0hte and Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard and daughter, · Marta Kay and Candice Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Richard O wen an d daughter Judy, Mr. and Mra, Tony Fowler and son Mark, Mr. an d Mrs. Bert Bodlmer and dlllughter Elinor and son Dick, Mr. and Mrs. James Pullen and Step• haine and Stephen, M r, and Mra. Kalad Hindy, children Steven, Janie and Georglf/, Mr, a'nd Mrs. C1lfford Hayes, 110n Greg o ry, Rlcha rd , Chipper and Mark Haeger• ty, Ma rilyn Stumb o and H oward �est Jr., Mr. an d Mrs. Frimk 1,;hee11ebrew. You Are Interested In A Real Buy In A Uke New }'reezer, Don't Walt ! If RUTLAN D F U RN ITU RE " . RUTLAND, 0. KARR & VAN ZAN DT USED CARS 1 957 CADILLAC · · · · · · . . · · · : · · · · · · · · $2 695 Coupe Deville.. Beautiful all while. Looks and rides like new . Your best value. 1 958 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · . . · · · · · · · · $ 1 995 Bel Air 4 Door. Power steering and brakes. A youthful car,.inside and out. Philathea Society Holds Regular SeSSI'on At Church "Peace" was the theme for the , evening when the Philathea So• ciety ot the Middleport Chu rch <,f Christ met al the church for their regular meeting. Mrs. Ge orge I Meinhart w11 In charge 'Of devotions with Mrs. Fred I, Ga rd ner giving the open1 ing prayer after which Mrs. llo· bert McElhlnny read the scripture . for the e"ening. Mrs. Homer Jones, read the I article "He, Christ Our Peace" £r om the devotio nal bo ok. Durin b the bu11inel8 meeting co nd ucted by the president. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, the coml!llttee in Cha rge of selling vanilla extract reported that they haie • new shipment in and orders ma)' be lert w ith' Mrs. Leo Child • or Mre. Martha Child1 . Plans were dUJlcu11&ed pertain• Ing to the Bake Sale and Buaar which the 10ciety wilt hold on the 18 an d 19 ot Novemlwlr. Mrs, Reynolds clo1ed th, e meeting with the· W o rld Peace Prayer. Gue11ts were Mn. · CJara DU· ga rd of Dear\>Om, Mich., arid Mn. I · Willia m Yeadger, Kent, both for­ mer members or the ,roup. Arter the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by MH. Robert McElhinny, Mr1. Meinhart Mrs, Janes and Mrs. Lena Mc­ Elhinny. $1 19 5 I · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • Ranger Door. Keep cool In this air eonditloned beauty. Compare the car or the price, this can't be beat. 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1495 I 1 958 EDSEl 4 Bel Air Hard Top. A real sharp little car. Luscious green . A di Uy for a filly. · · · · . . $ 1495 1950 MERCURY · · · · · · · 2. Door. The Big M. Everyone from Grandma to Junior will ride In this space happy car. · · · · $1 1,95 1 957 FORD · · · · · · · · · · · · Fairlane 2 Door. 6 cyl. engine for real economy, Autodrive for easy driving. . 111atlc . \o 1956 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $,1 095 88 - 4 Door. Pull away from the crowd in Ibis quality car that has power, pep and personalicy. .l $995 1 955 FORD Country Sedan. Start that vacation today In this spacious 8 passenger staUon wagon ,..,- it's sharp. .. , 1956 MERCURY · · · . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 2 Door. 2 doors safe for ihose wild kids. This is the one they'll like to go In, too. 1rw11,:.-t· 1numc1,,. iii DAiLY BIINEL lilVO'l'ID 'N> lffllU'n 11 ARE LI KE N EW! In F Bapt,'st Class BOTH creden�la �•ti . I Nor hear the Harp, of Glory The c l urch has bee� aew�y rering, m odeled o n the outside • with a new bulletin board being purchas- "ls Thy Ueart right w.lLh God," Is the ■ong bis -wlfe tella us to ed b)'_ the Willing Worker, C\asa of which Mrs. Ule i1 the teacher. 1ing. At the close of the evening, Mn , Oscar Dillinger �ro te and We praay thaL they conLinue, c ompose d the followmg poem While ll Is not too late, about the minister a nd hill wife To warn the sinful peo ple, Of thei r eternal fate. which are known thro ughout Meies County because wherever Mr. Li le l11 ho lding servlce11 he is always aHillted by his wire a s And help the sick and .aorrowlna: , To always upward Joolr, so ng J ead er. And teach the Holy Bible, A POEAI The greatest of all boob. We are thankful for our pastor . and his wife, When a JI Jhe1r 1·1 I e ts over, Who work with us and labo r And the great race hu been long, run, Telling of the right way to A nd tbey stand beIore thell · Heaven, maker, Both in serm o n and in so ng. They w i· 11 h ear him say ''WeII done." When the past or tells us of, Our borne Christ bas go ne to Then all sorrows will be ended, p repare, No tears and no more pain, Then his wife says, "Now we'll H o me at last wlth Christ the Sa· Bing, vior, Sin Can Never Enter There." ln that Heavenly d omain. OPIN GIFTS Often limes he tells us ii, After the minister and hia wile The wrong choice we do make?, had opened their many uaetul We'll be lost in outer darkness, girts they went to the home of A very sad an d sinful state, MTI. Freda Miller where refresh­ ments of sandwiches, cake, cook­ Never will we see ou r Maker, ies and iced tea were aervt4 by Mrs. Mlller and Mrs. Willis J'roal t o Mr. and Mn. Osear DIiiinger, M r , and Mrs. Kenneth McCloud, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Barton and 110n, M r. and Mra. Leroy Sauters, Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, Mrs. Minnie Clay, Mrs, Lillian Froat, Mra. Ida Eichinger, Mrs. Freda Miller, Mra. Nevada Beaver, Mra. Lucy --i+MaP Gaul, Mise Lenore Debing and the honored guests. One 1 8 Cu. Ft. a nd One 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $695 Super 88, 4 Door. Here much more. Try it. ill a good solid car that is worth •· , \ 952 BUICK · · · · · : . . · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · $395 Super Rlylera Coupe. SUII a abarp IQ,oking car, Runs ' . good Mainly About Fl lttn member, of Laurel I Gran1e were 1uuta an present· A reception was heljl at the Chester H ouse of Prayer for the Rev. and Mrs. Edmond Life, It was well attended and the I evening was spent with Bible quizzes presented by .Mrs. Fred.a M l II er and M rs . Willis Frost . Real . Bargains -· Demot�atic Convention Opens Fnday At Charleston Center- I Laurel Grange Members Attend Reception Held Honoring Pastor, Wile Of Chester Community House 01 Prayer Chester Session I n Used Refrigerators I The platform �nd The Democratic Party'!I "blue p rint for buildlnc a better West committees will meet ·fbuHiqiy Virginia" will be sketched Fri- at the Statehoune. A mettlng l)f the count)'. chaitmen l!J lly plaPs day, Aug. 1:1, at the Democratic State Convention in the Civic for the tall campaign wil) be held at 9:80 a. m. Saturday i� tlle Center here. More than 1,200 delea:ates and C1u�, Room of the llanlel Boo�e ,1 c alternates from every corner of Hotfl. .Beglnp.ine at 10 a. m. IJ'h� the slate a.re expected to attend the annual convention, ""hlch w ill ln the Senate Chamber� tta, Pl,.t• open at 10 a. m. rr141y in the r�rm �o.minlttee "'!Ill . hold a Ptif,­ lie meeling on whi �be bell)QCI!&• Civlc Center Theater. ill tic Party 11\•�ld lnc\oiie. bard," work "We liltend to •. ,aid Hui eh C. Smith of· j!e<kloY, sllte platform. �ttft ,\Dd the Crti:dim�•la state chairman of tl'le Democra� .,t• " m. p 1'li t 3 _ at m"t (ll w , tic Pll'ty. . C�cus' Room to ,r.i.e , "There will be no elephant,, t,h� the ':°uvenlio��, p-,.ade1 or dancin1 glrla, such " er•r! of . SCI� _o( clioi;ea. S epln bouaeke ' se\ . hie tone for lhe Republican ,..:a8'1:fl' 0 a ea State Convention here last week1" . Th• De� .f. p 1 � w. . � u ? • ,P, 111!1'.fn _ he contlhiled . llele1 ...,_ tl!II• "Weil ' Vhilhl•'• future 1, too tho "'1\Yeilllon. 11 .·• nt, • lutll In hll,o,tant to, deal with , · trivotou, �ner. "Jn our pliUorm an_d thi,�­ venUbn apeeches, we WIil 11:etcli 1 blueprint for bulldinl a better Weal Vlr1lnla," s..1111· iOld. "1'he Di:mocraUc Pefty'I _ plans and pu,eosea 1'111 be spelled 6ut clear- • 1 ly for tlMi peol)le to otudy and diltlih," . . MASON 1'al'J' A"' �299 ' s :-w .oo· llnw' n.- - llatJnC'� ·In ( 'on :U11 irtit Terms ,. RODSh Reun1on FOr Aug. 20 A• Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , Aug. 12, '� I - To Plan For Fair ;_Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 12, 1960 .. , too. ,. 1 952 ·(� · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · · · $295 2 Door. A g� jj{u;-;;ork car. , ' People In pomeroy f a, LUC:tLL.I HAWKH•I d ed • pr�m "hen _ Chester __. Grange - me , TuelKUly even;n&: · D ale Kautz, worthy UlHle r, e.alded welc omed the an d :ea!JI One appeal !or ald wll aniwered. A report WH liven by Mra. Earl Dean. chairman, of the fair booth committee who ask for helpers contribul�r, an d f or all memberfl to be at the fair A uf . 14 · t0 S nd a:r ndi w :r� on �:e . Tbe bak'i lld w1 teats were n.'nn�c: next meett .... on Aug. •• C. N. Jones, county deputy, and Mn. Jones spoke briefly. :oo:• u ,. Mr · and Mn • Jacob Men of Alhens viaited friend• in Pomeroy on Thu. nda)' . . Allen Bo1lt!r o f Gallipoht ll ,pending a week with hi1 &rand• �arents, Mr, and M ra, Phil Wll• liam_&O n. M111 Roberta Kraeuter returned home T uesday evening after a vi.ail in Nelsonville with he r 1iater, 'Miu' L,ed,i Mae Kraeuter. Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter 1nd daughter Leda Mae were bu1inesA vi,ito;s in Park�rsburg, Va., on Thursday. 1 · i!r �:; w. .-. lir,. Carl Hysell enlerhi ntd t he Kin Club with a party Wednesday evenina at her home in Rutland. GamH were played and prius ,ward ed to '1rs 1-.:dgar P ra t t �nd .Mn. Ted Warner .!ind M rs. c . J. Ebenbach won the uoor prize. Hosttsri gifts were presented to Mrt. H,-aell. . N!fre,tments of .sandwiche � s, ,.!e cream, ca)l:e and �uffee were ser�ed by the hOStellS. 1'avors were chma Hh traya_. Attendmg were thns:e. nam� prev loUll)' _ and M:rs. Anmce Ohlma:er, Mn. Willard Ebenbach, Mrs. Theod ore Lehew, Mn. Harold Ebenbach, Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr1, . mer Hawkins. Mn. R. E. Vaugh, n an d a guest, Darla_ Eber�hach. The next meeting will be hel d at the home of Mrs. Harold Ebenbach, Wednesday, Aug. 24 Jolly Cl-ub Has Meeting Dk1 In ToWo I Mn.A ho,,, .. ,m .... pce,ent,d to H11uck Wednesday Donal d Mn . Allen Hampton reeelndl word of the death of lln. Ella T. McWilllam1 of Toledo. lln. McWUliam, WII atate aQpllinte• dent of the Hattie lack�n Guild Chli:,-tera, Funeral aervlcee were. held in Toledo tod1y with burial in Cincinnati. • · Pvening when the Jolly club met 1 •I her home, 011born St. Mrs Ot­ mer Grimm p:·e.sided over a short • busine111 mel'.'ling. The traveling priic donated by Mn. Roy May . , · --·-er was awarded to Mn. Grimm I no- I Gamel! were play�d and pr11.e� awarded to Mn. Wilbur H.anm� and Mra. Henry • Dailey, M rs. LilIle Hauck and M rll. Hanning each received birthday gifts from their Secret Pals. RefreshmenU were served by the h oite18 't o the above named and Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mn. Ch.rlei; Strauss, Mr&. Gene Evana Mrs. John Leithcil, Mn. Eldon [ Will and two guest.a Donna Marie Hauck and Nancy Jo Meyer. The next meeting will be held at the 11. om e of Mrs. Henry Dailey jll!M Rock Springs WSCS Meets At C.hurch Tuesday I M.;ssionory Group Entertained At I Girl1' and Womea', WHITE CORDUROY TENN IS OXFORDS Sizes 1 2% to 3 4 to 1 2 $2.99 THE SHOE BOX , I f�I, ENJOY DINING OUT! I Kap,,,e H MARTI N RESTAU RANT -··- · I With Summer Toys Layetfe ·showet '. For M rs HerrnlOn Held By Club h B E N I I I FRAN K LI N POMEROY, OHIO Now . . . you can paint ZIIII your home in most any weather with ) JJ \ l).1/IIJ _ !I N EW i \\ ()\ D L R FL()\\ .r=-\ / -'liii ' /)llf(f/ I ATEX t ---,----- Parker Reunion Set - I- , /'�lt ll } I 1 \ /.' I•� • I • Wlllle and decorator eolora • Spre'ad.t OIi utra-easllr 1a i:1e':t':; : t:wfnlonpr • • • loou bolter Toiu�•• •o,t •oJ...,. • Luta j,ah,I at or,l:,t · $6.9:S · ,.,- Used On Our New H•­ At Page aml Grant Street Now Open For Sale and ln,pecllon ' DEEP FRE'lZ E .... VALL EY LUMB ER and SU PPLY CO� Phone \'IY Z.1709 'ANOTHER 690D. BOV FROM BAKE R'S 2,& Cubie Foot HOUSE PAINT The · 25th annual Parker reunion , WUl be held Slind ay, AUIUlt 14, at the Tu_,per's Plain1 school. A baa- 1 ket d inner will be served at noon with a short program to fo llow. All relatives and friend11 are ur1ed lo attend. Officer• for th'l1 reunion are: president, Homer Parker. Rutland ; vice president, Hal Pa rkur. Park• , erfihurg, w. Va.. and secr,taey- 1 treuurer, Jean Parker, Rutl•hd_. ' J Mr, and Mrs. Robert 1Utcbie and son, Bobby, of Dexter City were reMiddleport l'l'-"• H arry ai.r. an d uMrs. Rupe, lecturer of Laurel cent auea" of u · Grange, wa• In char.re of the Bearhs and oJher re I a t1ves. pr ogram which ope:ed aroup . Mrs . c. L. Arnold left Thursday On• for a visit ln Galllpolill with her ai"'"ina of On ward Gran"en a u r. and · Iaw, .... ... • loUo ward, wed bJ a Poem, Th� dau ghter and 1 on-1nMrs. Robert M. Richards and famVale Erma by Builder", e .. Bri" ,.. and a readin&, "Johnny Practices" 1· 1 y. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry and son, by AvaneUe Halliday. Three ionss: "Down By The Ralph Jr., of Dayt�n were recent DINE WITH US Ol d Mill Stream, My Mother wu suests of relaUves m Pomeroy. � Mn. Clifford L.eifheit presided An Apple Baker an d One Finger, at the meeting of the, WSCS of the For A MOtJt Dellgldfal One Thunb" were ,ung and acted Rock Springs Methodist Church I Meal out with Nellie Vale a• leader. held Tuesday afternoon at the A ,kit "Picture, Come To Llfe" church. One taste wiJJ convince you that our food is suJ)erlatlve Was &iven b)' Maude Holcomb Group singini;: of •·What A . , . from first course to last! �l ond Eatell 1 llldekln and two Friend'' opened the meeting fol­ Offle readings were presented, "What low ed with prayer by Mn. Wil­ Mrs. Deliver Kapple entertained liam Grueser and the call t.n worMen Are Worth" by Ann Rupe an d ''What Women Are Wo rth"' the Evangeline Mis,ionary G roµp 1hip by Mrs. William Bartels. A by Layman Rupe. of the Pomeroy Ch urch of Chrbt med itation was given by Mrs. ON ROUTE 7 IN MIDDLEPORT A ,tyle show wH given by the Tuesday evening at her home, Ma• Grueser and scripture reading by men of Laurel Grange with Mrs. pie Place. M rs. Elmer Bailey, Prayer by Mrs. Rupe III reader a11 d music by The meeting, in charge o f Mra. John Hartung closed the d evo tions. Virginia Turner, after whlch a · Orville Well, president, opened "Light for Today's Children" wa■ j read ing, "Home Talent" waa pre- wit.ti p;ayer by Mn. Florence Burn­ the topic of lhe pro gram presenled sentd by Mn.lG. A. Ra dekln wh o aide, followed by devotions taken by Mrs. Howard Bolin, M rs. Lewis also cond uC"teG a bowline contest f rom Mathew 5:38-48 by Mrs. Walt­ Grueser, Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mu. with live men an d live women er Kennedy Jr., who also a:ave a Anna Reut er, Mrs. Hartung and pa rticipating and won· by the worn- meditation "Peace" taken Crom Mr-;_ Bartels. A benediction taken "The Upper Room." en. f�om the program book was given Members answered roll call w ith by Mni. Leifhcil to conclud e the Arlen Radetln conaucted a "Identifying a v l!:rse wh.ich included the word program. contest gueaalng Blacks" to conclude the program. peace. A sunshi'ne box and a round A short business sessi o n was 1 Mr. Kautz thanked Mrs. Rupe and robin get well card was sent to held and a co mmunication was all participating in the program Meda Gibbs and a sunshine box to read from Mrs. Stanley McGilliard 1nd Neille Vale reaponded in the M". lllillard Zerkle. Mn. Burnalrt,, concerning the ministers wivt:s re­ and Mrs. Elwood Bow�rs each re- treat. The fall seminars to be held absence of the worthy master. llefre1hmenle were ....ed al ceived birth day gifts from their at Wellston on August 1 7 and al secret pals. Plans were made for a Piketon on August 1 8 were an­ the clo,e of the meetinc. bakele1Jt1 bake sale in September. nounced. The meeting closed wlth · - .,----Mrs. Well conducted a minion the Lord's Prayer in unison. 8tudy on Japan · after which a soAttending were those named clal hour was enj oyed . Games w ere ab ove and Mrs. 'Seo\\ Folmer. The BASEBALLS, GWVFJi, SAIL BOATS, BEACH BALLS, p14'yed under tbe d irection of Mn. group quilted in the forenoon with • SOFTBALLS, BATS, SAND TOYS, SWIM RINGS, Well with prize.!! awarded to M rs. a sack lullrh at noon. SETS - MINIATURE GOLF SETS BADMINTON . Harold Smith and Mro. David Bum. I WADING POOLS gardner. Pins Year 50 Civen Mn, Robert Herhd on was guest Refreshments were served by the M ra. Lester Boice was prcsentof hono r at I layette 11hower on hoateas to those named and M rs. ed with a gift from the White Brand New Jumbo Golf Set Wed nesday evening given by Mrs. Dona)d Mullen, Mrs. Kenneth Fin• Ed ward Venoy and C raig, Mrs. Rose Lodse Wednesday when the DRIVER - 2 LARGE BALLS GIANT Richard Davis and gu�sts. Mrs. Le o gro up held thir annual picnic In ley and idn, Donald Co mmins at I Bryan, Mn. Elza Gilmore Sr. and the Middleport roadside Only 98c the Sew Rite club room, Lincoln park. I Mr,. Lewis O■borne. Mrs. Boice, a fifty year member, Helghh. ---�---, 'fill i P,!Nented the gift by Mrs. Gi�l!li . ��d Jn a pink and William ,M orris, president. Mrs. blue b11in11t. Pink and blue stream- WS'CS Seminar Slaied en extend ed from the ceiling to The fall seminar o ( th e Porls• C ora McBride also a 50 year ,. • • r. ¥ • • • , ., , .._ , , ,, • • , , , e, ,. ,_ r r, the baalnet. m outh District WSCS of the �etho- member was lo have received .i Gtmea were played d ur ing the dist churches will be hel d in Well- gift but was unable to attend. evening with prizes awarde d lo 11ton Aui. 17 and at Piketon, Aug. B oth ladies will rccclve 50 Year PHONE Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mn. Mar- 18, Jt h118 been anno unced. Sessio ns pins from the lodge at lhe next [ WY•z.3498 · tin Hall and Mra. Thomas Scally. will be fro m 10 a. m. until 3 p. m . regu '•r meeli •� · :::::_::::'.:::-::: •:________1",:,:-,,,-,,-,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,.,�,,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,. After the ho nored guest opened All atu d)' cour11es will be pre­ her glfts a d essert course was ser- 1lented and a question and answer vcd by the hosteifies. Fav ors were period co nd ucted. Those attending 11mall baskets f illed with nuts and are asked to bring sack lunches. centered with a tiny doll. Attending were th o11e named CORRECTION above and Mrs. Ca rrie Oxley, Mrt. The wiener ro11t of the Prima ry George Hackett Sr. Mrs. Mary Department of the F i rst Baptist . Shaefer, Mrs. Cbarles Spencer an d Church of Middleport which was Mr■. Elza Gilmore Jr. hel d Tuesday evenin g was at the Send l111 gifts but unable to at- home ot Mrs. David Jenkins, one tend were Mrs. Ha rvey VanVrank­ of the teache rs, instead or at the en, Mrs. Jack Carsey and' Mrs, El­ puk as reported in yesterday's I mer White. paper. 1 - I ' Kin Club Meets Wednesday With Mrs • Carl Hysell HOLDS 833 LBS, FROZEN FOODS S349.00 ,For heating, cooling, cooking, washing, drying, lighting ... electricity rnakea many wonderful thi�gs happen for yo u; Columbus ,■nd ; Souther n Ohio Electric Compan y ,provides low-cost power for, your increasi n g needs - dapendable electricity· in tbe arnoii,it�,: [yClu n eed, wherever you n eed it, at the mo '!t_&_[! I y.ou -want' itJ · '" ·., ' . �.. ... � .... .. - .... -�. ................. • - - • , j A CAPITAL IDEA "I-if (>AILY SENTINEL. Cou,u,enlating Editorially Series Of "C hats" Starting ." • .•, Public notices, or legal advertising appear in this and other newspapers regularly, as provided under the laws of all of the states. These notices are a part of the b'l.sic right or the people to know what tb.eir ioverntnent does wtth tax money under the American system . To hele our readers better understand this right, a s�ries of "Little Chats on Public No­ tice" will al'pear in this newspaper each week, starting "°on. They we,- w,itten �y James E. Pollard, director of the School of ,lournalism, Ohio State University, from 1934 to 1 958, who is a student of newspaper law. He also has been a news anu editorial writer for newspapers. Pollard has done much research and writ­ ing on this particular subject over a long per­ iod. In 1938 his pamphlet on Plllllle N<lll•• or Senlee by Publioallon In Ht.tor,, Law aad PrOl'edure was published. An initial series of "Little Chats" appeared in 11141, and a second series i n 11143. Both series were published by newspapers in Ohio and many other states. Pollard also was author or editor or Ohio Newspapers and the Law ( 1956). a compila­ tion of Law• ti II•• 41 8talel defining "news­ paper , " " open meetlujls," alld "publlc rt,c• ords" ( 1 957). and Nenpaper Uwa of Ohio 1 1937) and Ohio New,paper and PubUcation Laws I 1954). The "Little Chats" tell intetesting facts about the importan<e bl public notices, which public officials are required by law to pub­ lish in order to ful\y illform Ille .....blic of acts, ordinanc"' hllei, -" - ttpendi­ let. of gov­ tu res, official � ernment that inwlYi IIMl l@eodblg Of taxpay­ er moneys in one ,tq- w a,oiltlHir. .w· illl.t They also re•<:ll .. .. lit llilkle �ork­ iogs of govern111elll Iii • �tie, Ute the United States "'"'- tlflliom II .-.lltybody's busim,ss. · kt With o ut ii.1.o,caung at 11111111 lti,t. . . ·· •• li,r the . . I"� one, can tou · · � ' · f'».Sl'liJi *'t do uble · J.Uft � u.-i bOat. Be· u,lo •• ,· · Did \'cm 'Know that! ■'II IUNCHI II\ !4AIKII• I ----•------------------ ,And let me ple u d wt lh you, dear t"� untry of Contrasts Is o ura as of th1J1 date. f riends NOT tG put u "1"' in thi1 A ('ountry in which a news com• word. I've �ten the "T" in it here mentutor gets rn o re than SlM,tlOO Hnd there 011 trips, and heroically whi t h is more than the p rc1l d ent real 11 ted walking up ona deleting of the United S!-ktes (I refer to th� "T'' myself. Frank Blair wh om 1 like f ine One of A.merlco's chief d elights but-) - A co untry wherP a ma - la watching Dagwood put together son, a plumber, a pipe fitter, II" a fea rful and marvP.lous collection carpenter, to name but a few, 10 ot clieese, ham, mustard, a bit of far outrank in salary the penon maahed potato, a piece of an old with .11 college deg:rie, or even on I ahoe, ad d a little cole !!law, and a college faculty ; where the per, there you are. son with sle111.l cr mean■ on reti rement or pen:ii l on must compete H One 01 my fr !end • a l ways spo ke a buyer ag11 I nst t he .2i, • a tlay man: ut an old felluw who wanted a an d w he re area11 of extreme pQver• "sand biscuit" in hi■ lunch, hi■ ver"· exist aR !n south · ■ ion of eandwich. ly :rnd NO J. Omi And it all goe� back to the Eng· an d lhi s I at t er ern West V1rg I nia; earl who was too .abs.orbed 10 llsh compares wllh go vernment areas euriched by at o mic plants ur the lil 0 to lunch. Pau the peanut buller and like ; and where millions and m il '.!! the kttlcliup. where lion, of t ons o f wheat an d corn art stored and rqttlng dally to the Just now eating a big piece or tune or ove r a billion do llar8 0 melon and 11ucceeded 1ln getwater d ay lo8II, ' . . ·ns . Juke pracUcally Ln ny ears. Then ohe wo nd eril whe\h,eii,.,�ltl• plain good eatln', ia1 mel on ·Kennedy , a NJxon, a John1 o n or thl• time of year. In May, it's too an)' o ther Btg Name h11 evt'n one early, ln Oclol.ter gettin a too late, tenth or the ans wers. So far, no in July and August exactly riaht. an11wer. Beaides, hooray for us, Its goo d "W.,tchman, tell ua of the night." tor the human system and ia rated -practically a medical reme dy for G o t to think Ing about urlaln of that dl11tre11sing childhood (m oatly) the word "undwlch" - one pa11&e11 kidney ailment, neph r iUs. So much not a day wltho,ut UH of this noun ,ro, thilt l read that In Arkansa11 they've mastl' red pr ocessing the and it l·an be • verb or course. ft seams the E11 rl of Sandwlcl1 ln Juice 110 It ct1n be used even in mid "En gland (where else) wa11 so al1- winte r, torbed in watching a game one j My own list or WHY . Don't . day, I foraet whether tennl• qr THEY-an out and out plagiarism �o8s r�lng . on a 11pecial feature In a well tame lunch time, he fain would known nationol 11111gazine: clit, but hated lo to in, 10 the but• , Well, Wh)' Don't They­ Ask aome elderly, arthritic, car lt• r (yow-le) broua:ht out a huae preferably wimmen, sllu of meat bet ween 11\cea ot prospect,, bread . So the anaek hecamli! a how they want today'A ran chang, ed. Some of u11 would like a car 11nndwl('h. I J.)\ " . "" 'ff.· · I • Sund11 when Mre. • 81,Uraon re­ turned from th.• hpapltal "t, ' ijtHne r wall enjoyed by S1t. and Mn. Eu­ aent Jobnaon and Howard, Mr. and M rs. J1m1111 Si&urdaon, Fl oy d Gibbs, Freeman J.;i,hnaon, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Glaze and Jlmm)', Sharo n and Cindy, Mid dleport; Mn. Ca ro le Napolskl and ,Oanny, Chris and Mark, all o·I Toledo, and Mr, and Mrs. Pat Johnaon, Arnold and Pen• ny sue, Maaon. Geora;e John,on Jr., son of M r. and Mr■. oe"O'rae lohn& o n of Cli f­ ton visited with hi• ,ran dparenta, Mr . and Mrs. Ben Stobart of Ra­ cine over the Weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorae Johnaon an d son, Bar­ ry, and nephew Chuckle John110n vi1lted ln RacirJe Sund1)' and , re­ turned Gaor1e Jr, home. Aho vls­ ltin 1 the Johnaon•, s1.1n d ay was 'Mn. lake J"oh11aon. Vitltlt'lf Mi't. Alma Johnson an d mother re.cently were Mr. and Mrs. Jame■ T'olllver and family ot Col­ umbu1; Ml'. and Mrt. Robert Ba rn• hart, Colum.bu■; Mrt. Alv;a Tolli­ ver, Gltnwoodt._w. V1.; Mr. 1tn d Mr,. Walter V1,1.11n and family o l Ft. PINAnt -aml Mr. and Mr a. Reese WUU&ml and Sharon, Polnl, Pleasant. C ROS S WO R D ...... llluwll 1.0. 0.... tootll 12. llauball pltehtr'• nJakname 14. W. 11. Qod ot .... 17. 11:edlt\'&l boat IO. Mtan4er 11. ei,, or ...,. 21. br bucket mat.o­ >lal 2!. ltouct, .2t. MUI.lo nott . IS �Callbr.) lt. AnhlUI j111t1IM1 111. 1.1.. :t= .... tL- ..11111 ....b.......... ....... ... ar.,. n. Band dunt . (I:... ) � Cllot.) f�- Iii t6. H1naan War ner , Mrs. Loia Thompson and daugh. Le r , Mr. and M r,. Geor1e Warner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family or Pomeroy an d Mr. and Mr�. Dale Warner an d fam�y of Mmer1vllle attend• ed the Warner reunion at Black Hollow. I Mr, and Ml'I, :Eueen.e . Haning spent Stturday eVenin,i with Mr. and Mr■. Harley lobnaon, Mr. and Mn. Fred Sarver of Ke r. ova, W. Va., visited her par­ and Mrs. Howard ent1, Mr. Thoma. Mr. and Mr1. Wll1lam Talor and dauatuer of Florida, Mr. and • M rt, .,.. uermlil Wll) and ' Mr. and Mn. Roy Smith llihd !a mlly vi■lled Mond ay evenin1 with Mr. and Mra. Chart,1 Srnlth an d family. Saturday, llt,. Ellen Gibbs and Linda and ii.1dean, accompanied ht Mn. Irene kelly and d aUJhters, Charlene anll Parkanna, left for a week'• vacation at Mlamt Beach, Florid, ---------- --· ----fl. Alberian Mongolo ids G. Metal t. 8Uddffl pain T. Curdle4 ,t Bum11rnet' Reu_.ton To Be Held Sunday I 'f· I The annU,1 Bum1ar� rellnlon will be held on- Su■day, Aus. 14 ■t \he New • Haven Olf(len Club ' • ' the , ,vent l1 Park. Jn b/li:,.� 'I.I the fad hiSh th� that Ille 10111 llll!Ol'Y lo belns written . All da�nato,•! , of 1)1,ld Bum. , earner, pn• bl � pl�nffr set­ tler4 of . M� �unt,, are u�sed to attend. A bae)'et dinQer will be held 11 nQOh: la ukod ta brtn1 hll aWll table nrvice. �qne iiiiiila IIIVICI NIW TiLl► NEW YOIIK Vl'J-Teiephone lervlce wlU lie o(firtd lltnd1Y lo airpl■nN n,1n1 neir New l'ork, PlttQuqh ind Wllhln,ton, the II"! l(or•. Telephon1 Co., an- RIVER REPORT I Forest Run Social Events a.,. Atn.ll1 Walker , M r s. C. R. Wise o f Mi.ami, G4iu,..: Montg omery UJ.3 on ly JAMIS SHERMAN PORTlR fla .. and Mr. and Mn Roscoe upper, 9.6 on lowe·r running 5¼ Sun­ were rt tddlepo M of 011,trict Ith Wise . 7th St.ate Senator, A half dQzen folk have eomt.' lo day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John feet; GalliP,:o lis, 18.3, 1 1 .7 run• nmg 9 feet; Lock · 23, J�.O, 97, me in thl'ff of the eig:ht C'Ollllhes Sc ott. o ff, closed Aug. nce, attenda srhool Sumby , "Voice to District · In this Senatorial Cendltfe,n _, M••·I• DMM: h.eany approval cf my proposal • 7, wu 48 collMlion $ 1 1 .70. All clams closed Lock 13 through Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr. Mr'>. io teduce real e11tate taxn and 23. Stella Mra. and r Genheime Olan l o and taxes penonal propert)' Ohio Riv•r Botts: Downbound: Arn o ld and son . Cyril, were resubstitute a state income tu. guests or Mrs. John Baily Lock l:t, CoU® Queen 1p:, atn, cent Three o thers have told me to 0-�; I.Mk 11, "Mr. cr11i. tUII pm, my face that they oppose the pro- and f amily. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Laudree 8-0: Lock 18, Aliquippa 6:00 am, poaal. Only one of these, how ever, opposed the whole pacbge, end Mrs. Am.11.nda ,Baer attend ed 1).1,l; Lock. 21. John J. Ro we an d he was in a fou rth co unti in the Morning Star S1.1nday school VM am. 20,0; Loc:11:. 23, Lucy Luc11 6:20 am, n-o; Elger this district He feels fh11t the in- pirnic at New Haven Park Sun­ 19:� am, 3-0. Clift day. inito rome tu is a deterrent Gall1P91ls, Ernestine �iative £or the reason that I like M rs. Harold Newell and daugh- 1:50 7: Lock 23, Htilen .Z am, �,,. 11 : The l!lo re !lloney yo u make ter& o f Cheate{ visited Sunday 12:40 tm r 0-5; leueir 1 :4.5 am, the more income �•x you P.if- � f . evening wit/'1 1'1.r . and Mr.s. Charl- 0-1 Tbe two remamln,: opponth�1 ee Baer and M�. and Mrs. George Rlvw INta, Wlafie1d, share d a common �ause. The)' Baer and son Bi lly. Atlas 1ii: l& pm, 0-7., oppose a STATli: mc ome tax. M an d M 8 J O h Scott were They agree that real estate !P.xes in 8� r!,u �rove with visit�s \ laxes personal property and S lt I E M sho uld be reduced; they f�e� �hat ':�be�� 1..a:e�milt has returned the l o cal go vernment .subd1vui1ons ho me from Holzer hospital and ia should Impose the mcome tax, improve d . and >1ot the sta�e Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Young One of t�e six who al)plJ�de� . Fla., d so n James of Coco a. n ■ my su,-gge�h on hopes that �Jtm11, ; were Saturday dinner guests of tely J. will lea d to aboliti on of M.rs A and Baer an d Mr. an d · i:r1 real estate and {)el■onal, ,roperty ;i F audrtc . - M rs. Willard I.axes, an d he fure,aw ·the fuhire I paymtnt of aU local · fQv,rnruent . Vislting Mr. and Mrs. Lewie EDWAa DS Affi FORCE BASE, expense• through a ,tale Li!,X , evening were Walker Sunday ' Cali ! . UPI - The ro cket-powered He and two Qther1 voic;ed ob- , Mr. ia nd Mrs . Willard Faudree, -15 t.o4 ay broke its second world X jection t o the pretent iftu.itlon M rs. Amanda Daer, Mrs. Lilfom when it ord within a week rec in which peo ple wh o do not own Napper and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 131,000 of de altitu an to so11red real estate can vote taxes on i:.ro- Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge . earth. the above mlles feet-26 perty-ownen, llenten, many of Starche r and d aughters.' While, o bert R Maj, Force Air whom have &realer aalarit1 than . M r. and Mrs. Wi llar d Faudree ho me-owners and even Lan�l or d:. , and Mrs. Amanda Ba(' r spent a wh o hact .a Olght pollt"o,;ied Th.ursvote to apply a lax whid they lew days Jut week with Mrs. day b�ause or fuel 4_itficulties, lhemeelvet do opt �- AA l 9¥t, Bertha Holter and Lester Baily was at the co nt.rota ot Uie dipped• winged research plaile ditring a that was thelt _,.,untent. With an of Mo rning Sta r . 12-rillnute fli&ht over the desert. , ' income tax, the-y d pay, tob, for "This is tantastlc," said White Mr. and Mrs. George • Lauderthe ,,upporl of · schools, for Jn before he reached his peak sl1ortly milt and Mrs . Henry Spro use of stance. j Fa.lrpoint were called he re last alUtude. "This Is really fantastic Personall y I don't "10" for that week by the serious illness ot up here." argument too strongly, tor it'.• my Robe rt Lauder m ilt. feeling that renters In di rectly pay Mra. Gladys Brown and Mr. an d · real eatate taxes. U the people M rs. Roger Walke r and daughter, vote on • 1chool levy, the Land- Elsie Lee of Pomeroy visited lords will ralae the rent enough theh- parents, M r . and Mr1. Albert to pay that added tu on I.heir Baitel1 . rf!ntal pro ptr!ie1-and 1om.etiJne1 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yeauger o r even more, B"t I ·.vant to repeat what I've Dearborn, Mlch. , vlsited hill par­ written �t9re-the Income tAX , enta, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeau­ based on abillty to pay, , is the 1er over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Am1,bury fairest tax we know of. U you Pl'l'l'SBURGH UPI-A railroad earn a great d eal of money you and family of C hester visited Mr . •Jllch tied up openrtlon11 ,trike ' d an Baer ge r Mra. and Ge� family 11; pay a ireat dea,l morf) ta than I of the Pltt.lb\li'111h WOl'h of Jot:ies Sunday evenmg. the fellow with the un•ll • l o.ry . You pay it diredly, qp a De- 1 Mr,. Lillian N,i pper visited Mr. A Laughlin Steel Corp., erided ducti on from your pay oheiclc. Jt'• and M rs. Charlet1 Eaer Tue11day today, but another rail dbpute threatened maj or dist rict o pe-ra• not hidden In rent or In thP. price evening, o f U. S. Steel Corp. lions o Mrs, d visite Baer rge Ge Mr.. of what you purchase. U, y o u're Broth,rhooeJ o� The .:111. lro�d ay. Sayre Wednesd llrooka _ . • ed r or etired on a pen 11nemploy (JIRl) end � jonoa·.-ra.lnmen 14.r. and Mrs. Harold Ho,lter and e.lon amaller than the ' 1111Alleat tnahle Income, you - don•t 1, pi)' it �blld ren o t Long Bottom · visited 1t1tela Connecting Railtoa , J&L int r a-plant bl1 pa rents, Mr . and Mrs, Ha.q.Jon subsid iary handling at all. that • announced here,· hauling Holter Sun�ay. •. · .. : llachel "ROuah,1 ' COIUJt'lbU,) ' �pent settlement bad: · been retched lhlti the weekend wtth 1 1ter- • · ·l)&renta, mornlna 'aftet a three-day walkou.t Terms O ffers will be received at M r. and Mrs, Kearns RouAh an d of 300 t,raln cre wmen. were not disclosed immediately. the law oftice• of Crow, Crow & other relatlves. The- rail strike bad foreed clos­ Porte r, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the pur- 1 ----,,---·1 ing of th� J&L • works, idling chase of the foll owing describe d 12,000 steel workers. real eslate: Neg otiators sUII strowe to head ln Mld4leport, Ohio, 11nd being of! • walk o ut of non-operating em­ 59 leet off of the Eaat side of Lot ployee of the Union Railroad Nos. 30 an d 31, beginnlng 61 feet which .:erves seven d istrict U. 8. from Beech St. Thil pro perty is sit­ Steel plants and 12 other ln dusuated at 464 Locust Street, Mid­ JJ trial facilities, Deadline for the dleport, Ohio . and can be seen by t) idle 50,000 rike which could st contacting Ed na L. Craig, 629 Page employes of the 1 9, plants served St reet, M Jdd leport, Ohio. Aueu-t 1 1 by Union Railroad, was &et for The rliiiht ls reserved lo, reject oUers. all d an any Th e Past Councilor, o f Theo­ 7 a. m. next Thursday. ' .CDNA L. CHA.IO, Exeeutrlx doru.a C ouncil DIUihten of Am­ or tbe List Wlll ,nd Teat&• erica will meet Thursday evening ment or Harry w. Cr.It, de, Aug:ust 1 1 at the home of Mr11,. Pair Of $5 Fines ceased. Fred Desaauer with Mrs. Gr oVer A.ssessed By l\layoi' (8) 12, 19, 28, 3tc Erb as oo-ho1te11. In a �ts.loo. of .)layor· Kenneth coult last night, McElhinney's Catholic Wome n '• t1ub hold, Lou v.lna Vlralnia Cole, Lakin, '-� '-'Sf re1ular monthly meetlnK at 8 p. NOTICI OPI SALi UND)Jlt m. in the Sacred Heart auditor• wH fined ta and cosh for run­ ning a atop sign and Ch8rles CHATflL MOIITGAGI Ium. Kerwood, Chethlre, $5 and costs By virtue of a Chattel Mttlt111• Awutt 12 for intoxle1tlon, executed an d d elivered by ·! , C. The YoUng Adult Class of tli e John Taylor, M iddleport. ar• Myers and Rena Myer, to � un,- Roek Springs Methodist Church dtridcned o n February 113th, i• will sponso an Ice cream social rested l11t ntiht by Midd leport r and filed with the County R ·er hid .,- be,tnnlng a t e p, m. Home police tor Intoxication, was fined ol. Mel11 Cour.ty, Obifft on 11 , �• made freezer fresh Ice cream, $6 and coat1 today. lty 16th, 1910, and on whl de- cake coHee and p o p wlll be sold . ' fault haa be�n m1 de,., t1,e .... •ueu• 11 Reception a11ned wlU Nil_the aooda an, •.eU.,t Tile Band Boo,ten of M:l�dle• ;. . tel1 dt1erlbed in -■id mort , ,ort: Hlsb· School are sponiorinc For UN l!.a · wit: '401C - J, D. Cra wltr · , · , K.ata111a . tLJSAB� 'rlti , lee mam !Oda\ Frl�oy, Aus. (new) $orlal N�. 030113, Ctmlo U -Unite� NaUon, The , ti, oil !Ne' 11\fll of · !)le high m■ilo (/le'I\') Serlll No,) lic!\ililt:'llti. /IIUton Hood'· -. rh,tr- Sttretiry-Qeneral_ Dq ]Jam,lllar• Publlc Aucllon 11 and 111'i'.' ll1r; •kJold led a, U. N. m!llllr), fjlree if'·\>('·llit S1111 Lot at 251 W.est �halrman. There Into thli' o■pitol' of sece■■lon Pomeroy, Ohio, tn . )!\t, ,Ullill ,& coli<ort �reaented by tho minded , · Qnia pji)ytnce Pomerw, M1l11 c"i\lJ.-, on band at e ,00 . 11>; Ille oodal. ' , Th.e recept , , ;ff wi11 thlllJ. Aqu,t 31, !lleo, at 10:00 Ao, 1 Theft " ilo violent Ol!lllJlltlOn · A\ltiltt n Minimum .,1. Pl'ict: .a,000.00. Ha_ppy Haht1ter'1 Clail of TtrQUI of 11le: C1,ah In ha nd on the Nde'ri tid: Chuffb Ii 1pontor­ ' d ay ol sale. ' ln1 1 Jlllley IUPP.O? In ,..1a1 room Tit. fltrMtn l■M a .. Co. of Ute e'9utth ·,tirttna at 4 p. m, . •. atc 1,andwlc�• of all kinda, home > 1� '<a°'"" ma�e lee crealtl, ca1'e, �•�. coffee, ., 1•., 2., tu. Pubhc lnvlled. Jw I I I,.... I Xl5 Soars26 Miles in Space For New Record I· I J&L Walkout Ended, Another Is Threatened Legal Notice , • & Mason M. e1gs • COnnn Events --· --------Lanai Nofi,,..... - la Chilly r. · Brow ·· 6f, ::! , 1 , .,,� ,.,.. -o--ti_c___ -·-1-N --L-., ,,i.,�n. · ' ai!,lr . lodtj,. Bethany Staffer Will Returti For lOOth Anniversary Event Harold c. Dost�r, Bethany College staff member, wi_ll re­ turn to his former church the Toppers Plains Chrilllan Church ' to speak during the 1 00th anhiversaty services at 2 t p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28. . Adams, supervuwr . Doster 1 Doster was pastor of lhat churrh Harry during 1 957-1960. On July I , he be- was the pract_lc um leade r and field came director of church relation s wo rk supervis or for 17 _students • and min.iat.erlal trainln.81 at Bethany serving Bl s�wdent aljllOClat,1 In youth ,work ln. €011ineeNcllt and College. Doster served several years as J Mas�chu11etts. D<r.:i;ter formei;-1)' was paator or minister of the S,b_ade Valley Putoral Unity, whic"' in addition to ille, Chrlstta.n �urch ,t _ Fluahing, or the congregati o n at Tuppers Plains Ohio , and assoculte mm11ter i�ludes Christian CIJiurches at CenLra l Church of Christ, Newark, Hernlotk Grove, Loni. Bo�to m, and Ohio. --�- --Orallje, Ohio . He lived at RFD 3, Coolville, Ohio. .... He rotated his pulpit assign. 1 t;'!,, ments, preaching three times each t Sunday, an d covered 2500 miles a month, in hia calls on the 400 fam·, iliea of th.e churches ol the Pastor- Sc al Unity. DostH received the' B. A. degree !Tfas«)D . at Beth,ny College ,nd the B. D. degree at Yale Divlnit� School.- In . i . his £inal );ea r at Yale, Omtt@t lilelp. GJIUrcb Methodist ?bion Tlie , . ed with the eatablishment · of Jhe � n,,11 �aca tinn Bihl P Y- v . e SA'""'..t, o�n­ First Christian Church and the DisI -� on Monday with. 16' t:.b1ld n ciples __Ho use in New Haven. !Jurina: his final yeat at Yale enroll�. . -. . The following PM'IIOhf � .serv· r81· 1Y, he !le rved m · th .f'1 Id Umve 1 �ty ' ing· u. teachers and ,lhtttucton work d,epartmen t of th e d�lVln� the school ·· · ',· school ,and w orked �here with h) Jo hn Oliver Nelson, director, a nd M rs. �l �a Tqrn�, craudll ' Zerkle, J�ann Har�, Y:P'l · Jqhn• . 110)'1, Sharon Mcbanle1, Mn. Mar. · ion Rizer, F.dtla Wise, Bevfrl1 Roush, ijetty WolCfi, J1ckle Cfpe• ha!j, Sharbn Betry, 4na Gibbs. � _._ Mr11. · Gudrun -Schaekel, Mrt. .:,et Hazel Smith, •n. 1-.emma .John• The 249th Anniversary Reunion son, Mra. ivelYn P.roffitt, Mn. or the Rouah aIJd Allied Families Martha Cook, Evelyn Hal8)'t Association of A merica will be Burris, Mrs. Hazel Llevine, Jii(rs. held Saturd ay, Aug. 20 at the Joann Green, Ml'fl . Ellen F�gleUnion Camp Ground1, two miles song., back of New Haven. Judy Turner, Patricia. !ijley, The festivltle11 will begin at 10 Mrs. FrallceE Slewart, Mn. Katie a. m. Those attend inl are urged Foglesong, Mra. Belva Lewis; Mn t o bring a picnic ba1ket. Provision Lemma Wright and Re-,, Ric�nl will ' be made for those coming Wright. from a distance. The foltowlhg claHes- are being A banquet Wm be held on Fri- held : three cla111es of klnde)'J_lr• day evening, Aug, 19 at 6:30 p m ten, three clai5et of the primary at the New Haven Community group, three claHe. of the jurilor building. Tick.et. f or the banquet group and one intermediate, class may be ob�lned from Mra. Grant No tur'.:her registrations MU be Rouah, New . lfaveo. accepte d after August 10. Presi dent ol ihe aa;ciatlon is Lloyd Roush of West Union, 0., HOU.R l!OHITA� Mu, Arn.ett. :{loush, West Colum­ � d Aug. 10; Mn. mitte d A bia is secretary. d ie Spence, Letart; Mn. Adeline Roush, Middleport; Herman Donaid Ohlinger. Letart; lllln J<I El• irman uen .- artl8 H.erman len Foll rod, Poi:neroy; Stewirt, Harlfol'll, Fapn Price, Visltlna Milli.OD AT/2 Allen Harrill of the U, Portland; Miss Barbar.a Jtr.i.tber, S. Navy is spend ing aeveral d ays Ravenswood ; Miss Debra Bo.s, . · leave with Jtils father, Frank Ravenswood. -'--Death, Aug. 10: John CAuf�t,!'· Harris, M111on. Airman Harris has Rtch• Dismissed A.us. 10: �s. been statiOned at the Glynco Na• val Air Station at Brunswick. Ga. �d- W ilcoxen, Mrs. -Edltb lfeJl{,y, Upon hl9 return to his base, 'William WIii, �kel ThonJJtBOn, · he will be tranaferred to Jackson- Mre. John &Pears, Alts, Leban vlllel, Fla., wl\ere he will be�ln llurrows, !tfri. BradtOrd �iac, hit new dutle• With the Air1'0rJt,e Henry Swift, Mr,. RObert Miller, / Earl y Warning Squadron. Th• Mrs. Clifford Bartlett, Mn. hr­ squadron will be located at Puarto rtrt Lawle11, Conole Coon.en, �te­ ven Blowers, Larry Daniela, Mnk Ric o in the near future. Airman Harri:t' duties wlll be Roush, n,anter Nease, A1:IH Janet Wri�t, Mra; John B1aettnaT n( w ith the VW4 Cquadron of Bu rri· cane Hunters, w ho · fly into the daughter; Mrs. Roger C'ribl:fe• eye of hurricanes to check the and son; Mn. Darcel McCoy, Ml'& proeress . ol hurricanes along- the Ralph Tb omas, Mn. Eugene GlOSI and male; Infant male Sima. east coHt of th.e natlon, t I I M' hodiSt Bib}C The rea:ular meeling of Drew Webater Po1t 39 Amerlciln Legion will be held M o nday, Aug , 15 .ii 8 p, m, Final plans will be dis­ CUlff.d f or fair police detail. Commander Elza Gilmore uriu�s all members to &ttend and �ive full support. Men are eapecially Deede d for police duty from 8 am to � pm ThurEdi:.y, fnrlay and Saturday, .\ug. 1 8, 19 ilnd 20. l ul..--, Celeb r,rte B,irt,�.J' Mr, Ind Mrs. Dan Gmther �[ W! Lerford were s_urpcls� _by their ch_1ldren and their hm1hes and friends who gathered at their home on Swid.ay, Augll&t '7, to celebrate the birthday fif Mrs. Ginther with a potluck dinner. 3 Rooms New � h00} Open-.1 F u rn itu re · M()Jtday At ... · ONLY hi ff • FUP.NlfURE CO. ,I ASO:'i, W.' \'.\ , ter•U.. . MINNIMQfl · AUA • "lll■t,w ........ ......... -� lllil:l�< lft-nlao• • • .....,. _,.,,,_, .... vane , "'�lll'M{RJ:: ' ' .. 141.. -�· �PIW+til 110 � ---· -al _.,� ...-u ..._ � ' .ale � liillftll ,W n1nl' dlll .... lllti,fW .a.. • ,_ . ....�i . ... 11 -:, ilftf '• &lli 111.. W M Ytdl 1111 • , 0IdS OUftng IH A Roadside Park Cu. Ft. 1 ,. Mr, an d Mrs. Robert Ha,n:erty, Mr, and Mra, How•nl West and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stumbo were hosta when tbe Golden Rule Class or the Middleport Fint Bap. tisl Chu rch met at the RoadsldEi Pork for a co rn ...... Rev. Donald Boo ne, pastor, gave the blessing before the meal, Others present were Mrs. Boo n" • r Jeante, Mr. , and dau0hte and Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard and daughter, · Marta Kay and Candice Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Richard O wen an d daughter Judy, Mr. and Mra, Tony Fowler and son Mark, Mr. an d Mrs. Bert Bodlmer and dlllughter Elinor and son Dick, Mr. and Mrs. James Pullen and Step• haine and Stephen, M r, and Mra. Kalad Hindy, children Steven, Janie and Georglf/, Mr, a'nd Mrs. C1lfford Hayes, 110n Greg o ry, Rlcha rd , Chipper and Mark Haeger• ty, Ma rilyn Stumb o and H oward �est Jr., Mr. an d Mrs. Frimk 1,;hee11ebrew. You Are Interested In A Real Buy In A Uke New }'reezer, Don't Walt ! If RUTLAN D F U RN ITU RE " . RUTLAND, 0. KARR & VAN ZAN DT USED CARS 1 957 CADILLAC · · · · · · . . · · · : · · · · · · · · $2 695 Coupe Deville.. Beautiful all while. Looks and rides like new . Your best value. 1 958 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · . . · · · · · · · · $ 1 995 Bel Air 4 Door. Power steering and brakes. A youthful car,.inside and out. Philathea Society Holds Regular SeSSI'on At Church "Peace" was the theme for the , evening when the Philathea So• ciety ot the Middleport Chu rch <,f Christ met al the church for their regular meeting. Mrs. Ge orge I Meinhart w11 In charge 'Of devotions with Mrs. Fred I, Ga rd ner giving the open1 ing prayer after which Mrs. llo· bert McElhlnny read the scripture . for the e"ening. Mrs. Homer Jones, read the I article "He, Christ Our Peace" £r om the devotio nal bo ok. Durin b the bu11inel8 meeting co nd ucted by the president. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, the coml!llttee in Cha rge of selling vanilla extract reported that they haie • new shipment in and orders ma)' be lert w ith' Mrs. Leo Child • or Mre. Martha Child1 . Plans were dUJlcu11&ed pertain• Ing to the Bake Sale and Buaar which the 10ciety wilt hold on the 18 an d 19 ot Novemlwlr. Mrs, Reynolds clo1ed th, e meeting with the· W o rld Peace Prayer. Gue11ts were Mn. · CJara DU· ga rd of Dear\>Om, Mich., arid Mn. I · Willia m Yeadger, Kent, both for­ mer members or the ,roup. Arter the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by MH. Robert McElhinny, Mr1. Meinhart Mrs, Janes and Mrs. Lena Mc­ Elhinny. $1 19 5 I · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • Ranger Door. Keep cool In this air eonditloned beauty. Compare the car or the price, this can't be beat. 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1495 I 1 958 EDSEl 4 Bel Air Hard Top. A real sharp little car. Luscious green . A di Uy for a filly. · · · · . . $ 1495 1950 MERCURY · · · · · · · 2. Door. The Big M. Everyone from Grandma to Junior will ride In this space happy car. · · · · $1 1,95 1 957 FORD · · · · · · · · · · · · Fairlane 2 Door. 6 cyl. engine for real economy, Autodrive for easy driving. . 111atlc . \o 1956 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $,1 095 88 - 4 Door. Pull away from the crowd in Ibis quality car that has power, pep and personalicy. .l $995 1 955 FORD Country Sedan. Start that vacation today In this spacious 8 passenger staUon wagon ,..,- it's sharp. .. , 1956 MERCURY · · · . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 2 Door. 2 doors safe for ihose wild kids. This is the one they'll like to go In, too. 1rw11,:.-t· 1numc1,,. iii DAiLY BIINEL lilVO'l'ID 'N> lffllU'n 11 ARE LI KE N EW! In F Bapt,'st Class BOTH creden�la �•ti . I Nor hear the Harp, of Glory The c l urch has bee� aew�y rering, m odeled o n the outside • with a new bulletin board being purchas- "ls Thy Ueart right w.lLh God," Is the ■ong bis -wlfe tella us to ed b)'_ the Willing Worker, C\asa of which Mrs. Ule i1 the teacher. 1ing. At the close of the evening, Mn , Oscar Dillinger �ro te and We praay thaL they conLinue, c ompose d the followmg poem While ll Is not too late, about the minister a nd hill wife To warn the sinful peo ple, Of thei r eternal fate. which are known thro ughout Meies County because wherever Mr. Li le l11 ho lding servlce11 he is always aHillted by his wire a s And help the sick and .aorrowlna: , To always upward Joolr, so ng J ead er. And teach the Holy Bible, A POEAI The greatest of all boob. We are thankful for our pastor . and his wife, When a JI Jhe1r 1·1 I e ts over, Who work with us and labo r And the great race hu been long, run, Telling of the right way to A nd tbey stand beIore thell · Heaven, maker, Both in serm o n and in so ng. They w i· 11 h ear him say ''WeII done." When the past or tells us of, Our borne Christ bas go ne to Then all sorrows will be ended, p repare, No tears and no more pain, Then his wife says, "Now we'll H o me at last wlth Christ the Sa· Bing, vior, Sin Can Never Enter There." ln that Heavenly d omain. OPIN GIFTS Often limes he tells us ii, After the minister and hia wile The wrong choice we do make?, had opened their many uaetul We'll be lost in outer darkness, girts they went to the home of A very sad an d sinful state, MTI. Freda Miller where refresh­ ments of sandwiches, cake, cook­ Never will we see ou r Maker, ies and iced tea were aervt4 by Mrs. Mlller and Mrs. Willis J'roal t o Mr. and Mn. Osear DIiiinger, M r , and Mrs. Kenneth McCloud, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Barton and 110n, M r. and Mra. Leroy Sauters, Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, Mrs. Minnie Clay, Mrs, Lillian Froat, Mra. Ida Eichinger, Mrs. Freda Miller, Mra. Nevada Beaver, Mra. Lucy --i+MaP Gaul, Mise Lenore Debing and the honored guests. One 1 8 Cu. Ft. a nd One 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $695 Super 88, 4 Door. Here much more. Try it. ill a good solid car that is worth •· , \ 952 BUICK · · · · · : . . · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · $395 Super Rlylera Coupe. SUII a abarp IQ,oking car, Runs ' . good Mainly About Fl lttn member, of Laurel I Gran1e were 1uuta an present· A reception was heljl at the Chester H ouse of Prayer for the Rev. and Mrs. Edmond Life, It was well attended and the I evening was spent with Bible quizzes presented by .Mrs. Fred.a M l II er and M rs . Willis Frost . Real . Bargains -· Demot�atic Convention Opens Fnday At Charleston Center- I Laurel Grange Members Attend Reception Held Honoring Pastor, Wile Of Chester Community House 01 Prayer Chester Session I n Used Refrigerators I The platform �nd The Democratic Party'!I "blue p rint for buildlnc a better West committees will meet ·fbuHiqiy Virginia" will be sketched Fri- at the Statehoune. A mettlng l)f the count)'. chaitmen l!J lly plaPs day, Aug. 1:1, at the Democratic State Convention in the Civic for the tall campaign wil) be held at 9:80 a. m. Saturday i� tlle Center here. More than 1,200 delea:ates and C1u�, Room of the llanlel Boo�e ,1 c alternates from every corner of Hotfl. .Beglnp.ine at 10 a. m. IJ'h� the slate a.re expected to attend the annual convention, ""hlch w ill ln the Senate Chamber� tta, Pl,.t• open at 10 a. m. rr141y in the r�rm �o.minlttee "'!Ill . hold a Ptif,­ lie meeling on whi �be bell)QCI!&• Civlc Center Theater. ill tic Party 11\•�ld lnc\oiie. bard," work "We liltend to •. ,aid Hui eh C. Smith of· j!e<kloY, sllte platform. �ttft ,\Dd the Crti:dim�•la state chairman of tl'le Democra� .,t• " m. p 1'li t 3 _ at m"t (ll w , tic Pll'ty. . C�cus' Room to ,r.i.e , "There will be no elephant,, t,h� the ':°uvenlio��, p-,.ade1 or dancin1 glrla, such " er•r! of . SCI� _o( clioi;ea. S epln bouaeke ' se\ . hie tone for lhe Republican ,..:a8'1:fl' 0 a ea State Convention here last week1" . Th• De� .f. p 1 � w. . � u ? • ,P, 111!1'.fn _ he contlhiled . llele1 ...,_ tl!II• "Weil ' Vhilhl•'• future 1, too tho "'1\Yeilllon. 11 .·• nt, • lutll In hll,o,tant to, deal with , · trivotou, �ner. "Jn our pliUorm an_d thi,�­ venUbn apeeches, we WIil 11:etcli 1 blueprint for bulldinl a better Weal Vlr1lnla," s..1111· iOld. "1'he Di:mocraUc Pefty'I _ plans and pu,eosea 1'111 be spelled 6ut clear- • 1 ly for tlMi peol)le to otudy and diltlih," . . MASON 1'al'J' A"' �299 ' s :-w .oo· llnw' n.- - llatJnC'� ·In ( 'on :U11 irtit Terms ,. RODSh Reun1on FOr Aug. 20 A• Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , Aug. 12, '� I - To Plan For Fair ;_Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 12, 1960 .. , too. ,. 1 952 ·(� · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · · · $295 2 Door. A g� jj{u;-;;ork car. , ' People In pomeroy f a, LUC:tLL.I HAWKH•I d ed • pr�m "hen _ Chester __. Grange - me , TuelKUly even;n&: · D ale Kautz, worthy UlHle r, e.alded welc omed the an d :ea!JI One appeal !or ald wll aniwered. A report WH liven by Mra. Earl Dean. chairman, of the fair booth committee who ask for helpers contribul�r, an d f or all memberfl to be at the fair A uf . 14 · t0 S nd a:r ndi w :r� on �:e . Tbe bak'i lld w1 teats were n.'nn�c: next meett .... on Aug. •• C. N. Jones, county deputy, and Mn. Jones spoke briefly. :oo:• u ,. Mr · and Mn • Jacob Men of Alhens viaited friend• in Pomeroy on Thu. nda)' . . Allen Bo1lt!r o f Gallipoht ll ,pending a week with hi1 &rand• �arents, Mr, and M ra, Phil Wll• liam_&O n. M111 Roberta Kraeuter returned home T uesday evening after a vi.ail in Nelsonville with he r 1iater, 'Miu' L,ed,i Mae Kraeuter. Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter 1nd daughter Leda Mae were bu1inesA vi,ito;s in Park�rsburg, Va., on Thursday. 1 · i!r �:; w. .-. lir,. Carl Hysell enlerhi ntd t he Kin Club with a party Wednesday evenina at her home in Rutland. GamH were played and prius ,ward ed to '1rs 1-.:dgar P ra t t �nd .Mn. Ted Warner .!ind M rs. c . J. Ebenbach won the uoor prize. Hosttsri gifts were presented to Mrt. H,-aell. . N!fre,tments of .sandwiche � s, ,.!e cream, ca)l:e and �uffee were ser�ed by the hOStellS. 1'avors were chma Hh traya_. Attendmg were thns:e. nam� prev loUll)' _ and M:rs. Anmce Ohlma:er, Mn. Willard Ebenbach, Mrs. Theod ore Lehew, Mn. Harold Ebenbach, Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr1, . mer Hawkins. Mn. R. E. Vaugh, n an d a guest, Darla_ Eber�hach. The next meeting will be hel d at the home of Mrs. Harold Ebenbach, Wednesday, Aug. 24 Jolly Cl-ub Has Meeting Dk1 In ToWo I Mn.A ho,,, .. ,m .... pce,ent,d to H11uck Wednesday Donal d Mn . Allen Hampton reeelndl word of the death of lln. Ella T. McWilllam1 of Toledo. lln. McWUliam, WII atate aQpllinte• dent of the Hattie lack�n Guild Chli:,-tera, Funeral aervlcee were. held in Toledo tod1y with burial in Cincinnati. • · Pvening when the Jolly club met 1 •I her home, 011born St. Mrs Ot­ mer Grimm p:·e.sided over a short • busine111 mel'.'ling. The traveling priic donated by Mn. Roy May . , · --·-er was awarded to Mn. Grimm I no- I Gamel! were play�d and pr11.e� awarded to Mn. Wilbur H.anm� and Mra. Henry • Dailey, M rs. LilIle Hauck and M rll. Hanning each received birthday gifts from their Secret Pals. RefreshmenU were served by the h oite18 't o the above named and Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mn. Ch.rlei; Strauss, Mr&. Gene Evana Mrs. John Leithcil, Mn. Eldon [ Will and two guest.a Donna Marie Hauck and Nancy Jo Meyer. The next meeting will be held at the 11. om e of Mrs. Henry Dailey jll!M Rock Springs WSCS Meets At C.hurch Tuesday I M.;ssionory Group Entertained At I Girl1' and Womea', WHITE CORDUROY TENN IS OXFORDS Sizes 1 2% to 3 4 to 1 2 $2.99 THE SHOE BOX , I f�I, ENJOY DINING OUT! I Kap,,,e H MARTI N RESTAU RANT -··- · I With Summer Toys Layetfe ·showet '. For M rs HerrnlOn Held By Club h B E N I I I FRAN K LI N POMEROY, OHIO Now . . . you can paint ZIIII your home in most any weather with ) JJ \ l).1/IIJ _ !I N EW i \\ ()\ D L R FL()\\ .r=-\ / -'liii ' /)llf(f/ I ATEX t ---,----- Parker Reunion Set - I- , /'�lt ll } I 1 \ /.' I•� • I • Wlllle and decorator eolora • Spre'ad.t OIi utra-easllr 1a i:1e':t':; : t:wfnlonpr • • • loou bolter Toiu�•• •o,t •oJ...,. • Luta j,ah,I at or,l:,t · $6.9:S · ,.,- Used On Our New H•­ At Page aml Grant Street Now Open For Sale and ln,pecllon ' DEEP FRE'lZ E .... VALL EY LUMB ER and SU PPLY CO� Phone \'IY Z.1709 'ANOTHER 690D. BOV FROM BAKE R'S 2,& Cubie Foot HOUSE PAINT The · 25th annual Parker reunion , WUl be held Slind ay, AUIUlt 14, at the Tu_,per's Plain1 school. A baa- 1 ket d inner will be served at noon with a short program to fo llow. All relatives and friend11 are ur1ed lo attend. Officer• for th'l1 reunion are: president, Homer Parker. Rutland ; vice president, Hal Pa rkur. Park• , erfihurg, w. Va.. and secr,taey- 1 treuurer, Jean Parker, Rutl•hd_. ' J Mr, and Mrs. Robert 1Utcbie and son, Bobby, of Dexter City were reMiddleport l'l'-"• H arry ai.r. an d uMrs. Rupe, lecturer of Laurel cent auea" of u · Grange, wa• In char.re of the Bearhs and oJher re I a t1ves. pr ogram which ope:ed aroup . Mrs . c. L. Arnold left Thursday On• for a visit ln Galllpolill with her ai"'"ina of On ward Gran"en a u r. and · Iaw, .... ... • loUo ward, wed bJ a Poem, Th� dau ghter and 1 on-1nMrs. Robert M. Richards and famVale Erma by Builder", e .. Bri" ,.. and a readin&, "Johnny Practices" 1· 1 y. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry and son, by AvaneUe Halliday. Three ionss: "Down By The Ralph Jr., of Dayt�n were recent DINE WITH US Ol d Mill Stream, My Mother wu suests of relaUves m Pomeroy. � Mn. Clifford L.eifheit presided An Apple Baker an d One Finger, at the meeting of the, WSCS of the For A MOtJt Dellgldfal One Thunb" were ,ung and acted Rock Springs Methodist Church I Meal out with Nellie Vale a• leader. held Tuesday afternoon at the A ,kit "Picture, Come To Llfe" church. One taste wiJJ convince you that our food is suJ)erlatlve Was &iven b)' Maude Holcomb Group singini;: of •·What A . , . from first course to last! �l ond Eatell 1 llldekln and two Friend'' opened the meeting fol­ Offle readings were presented, "What low ed with prayer by Mn. Wil­ Mrs. Deliver Kapple entertained liam Grueser and the call t.n worMen Are Worth" by Ann Rupe an d ''What Women Are Wo rth"' the Evangeline Mis,ionary G roµp 1hip by Mrs. William Bartels. A by Layman Rupe. of the Pomeroy Ch urch of Chrbt med itation was given by Mrs. ON ROUTE 7 IN MIDDLEPORT A ,tyle show wH given by the Tuesday evening at her home, Ma• Grueser and scripture reading by men of Laurel Grange with Mrs. pie Place. M rs. Elmer Bailey, Prayer by Mrs. Rupe III reader a11 d music by The meeting, in charge o f Mra. John Hartung closed the d evo tions. Virginia Turner, after whlch a · Orville Well, president, opened "Light for Today's Children" wa■ j read ing, "Home Talent" waa pre- wit.ti p;ayer by Mn. Florence Burn­ the topic of lhe pro gram presenled sentd by Mn.lG. A. Ra dekln wh o aide, followed by devotions taken by Mrs. Howard Bolin, M rs. Lewis also cond uC"teG a bowline contest f rom Mathew 5:38-48 by Mrs. Walt­ Grueser, Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mu. with live men an d live women er Kennedy Jr., who also a:ave a Anna Reut er, Mrs. Hartung and pa rticipating and won· by the worn- meditation "Peace" taken Crom Mr-;_ Bartels. A benediction taken "The Upper Room." en. f�om the program book was given Members answered roll call w ith by Mni. Leifhcil to conclud e the Arlen Radetln conaucted a "Identifying a v l!:rse wh.ich included the word program. contest gueaalng Blacks" to conclude the program. peace. A sunshi'ne box and a round A short business sessi o n was 1 Mr. Kautz thanked Mrs. Rupe and robin get well card was sent to held and a co mmunication was all participating in the program Meda Gibbs and a sunshine box to read from Mrs. Stanley McGilliard 1nd Neille Vale reaponded in the M". lllillard Zerkle. Mn. Burnalrt,, concerning the ministers wivt:s re­ and Mrs. Elwood Bow�rs each re- treat. The fall seminars to be held absence of the worthy master. llefre1hmenle were ....ed al ceived birth day gifts from their at Wellston on August 1 7 and al secret pals. Plans were made for a Piketon on August 1 8 were an­ the clo,e of the meetinc. bakele1Jt1 bake sale in September. nounced. The meeting closed wlth · - .,----Mrs. Well conducted a minion the Lord's Prayer in unison. 8tudy on Japan · after which a soAttending were those named clal hour was enj oyed . Games w ere ab ove and Mrs. 'Seo\\ Folmer. The BASEBALLS, GWVFJi, SAIL BOATS, BEACH BALLS, p14'yed under tbe d irection of Mn. group quilted in the forenoon with • SOFTBALLS, BATS, SAND TOYS, SWIM RINGS, Well with prize.!! awarded to M rs. a sack lullrh at noon. SETS - MINIATURE GOLF SETS BADMINTON . Harold Smith and Mro. David Bum. I WADING POOLS gardner. Pins Year 50 Civen Mn, Robert Herhd on was guest Refreshments were served by the M ra. Lester Boice was prcsentof hono r at I layette 11hower on hoateas to those named and M rs. ed with a gift from the White Brand New Jumbo Golf Set Wed nesday evening given by Mrs. Dona)d Mullen, Mrs. Kenneth Fin• Ed ward Venoy and C raig, Mrs. Rose Lodse Wednesday when the DRIVER - 2 LARGE BALLS GIANT Richard Davis and gu�sts. Mrs. Le o gro up held thir annual picnic In ley and idn, Donald Co mmins at I Bryan, Mn. Elza Gilmore Sr. and the Middleport roadside Only 98c the Sew Rite club room, Lincoln park. I Mr,. Lewis O■borne. Mrs. Boice, a fifty year member, Helghh. ---�---, 'fill i P,!Nented the gift by Mrs. Gi�l!li . ��d Jn a pink and William ,M orris, president. Mrs. blue b11in11t. Pink and blue stream- WS'CS Seminar Slaied en extend ed from the ceiling to The fall seminar o ( th e Porls• C ora McBride also a 50 year ,. • • r. ¥ • • • , ., , .._ , , ,, • • , , , e, ,. ,_ r r, the baalnet. m outh District WSCS of the �etho- member was lo have received .i Gtmea were played d ur ing the dist churches will be hel d in Well- gift but was unable to attend. evening with prizes awarde d lo 11ton Aui. 17 and at Piketon, Aug. B oth ladies will rccclve 50 Year PHONE Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mn. Mar- 18, Jt h118 been anno unced. Sessio ns pins from the lodge at lhe next [ WY•z.3498 · tin Hall and Mra. Thomas Scally. will be fro m 10 a. m. until 3 p. m . regu '•r meeli •� · :::::_::::'.:::-::: •:________1",:,:-,,,-,,-,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,.,�,,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,. After the ho nored guest opened All atu d)' cour11es will be pre­ her glfts a d essert course was ser- 1lented and a question and answer vcd by the hosteifies. Fav ors were period co nd ucted. Those attending 11mall baskets f illed with nuts and are asked to bring sack lunches. centered with a tiny doll. Attending were th o11e named CORRECTION above and Mrs. Ca rrie Oxley, Mrt. The wiener ro11t of the Prima ry George Hackett Sr. Mrs. Mary Department of the F i rst Baptist . Shaefer, Mrs. Cbarles Spencer an d Church of Middleport which was Mr■. Elza Gilmore Jr. hel d Tuesday evenin g was at the Send l111 gifts but unable to at- home ot Mrs. David Jenkins, one tend were Mrs. Ha rvey VanVrank­ of the teache rs, instead or at the en, Mrs. Jack Carsey and' Mrs, El­ puk as reported in yesterday's I mer White. paper. 1 - I ' Kin Club Meets Wednesday With Mrs • Carl Hysell HOLDS 833 LBS, FROZEN FOODS S349.00 ,For heating, cooling, cooking, washing, drying, lighting ... electricity rnakea many wonderful thi�gs happen for yo u; Columbus ,■nd ; Souther n Ohio Electric Compan y ,provides low-cost power for, your increasi n g needs - dapendable electricity· in tbe arnoii,it�,: [yClu n eed, wherever you n eed it, at the mo '!t_&_[! I y.ou -want' itJ · '" ·., ' . �. __ ..... -- '.............. ------ .. Orioles Steamed Up I n P ennant Push With 6th Miami Catcher Victory In Row, Reach Per�h One Game Bel:Jnd Looks Like Sure Bet T... Go Up Oi,1ric1 Se,.ion Held United MefhodiSf WSCS Has Session .r����iri E:,::,�!n�r the t hree were al t hr t• xpense or losH strnck out 13 batlen in leadmg ll'f' ,..,LTON a1CHMAN IWSCS o( the United Melhod iJl U the Dodgers to a 3-0 win over tht' Uf11... p,..... lntern•tion,1 Chureh was held Tuesday even\ Don Mo!Uil. Hedi, and the Giants bnt the Gentil• bps 1 �� PeDMnl puah? ing at the church. , . . Paul Richardi sa )'s " i i 1-ould Thtn with !lank Ag u i rrf' pitch· BN vea. 8-7 , 1n the onl y ot tic r MIAMI, Fla. UPI - Catcher Dick M W L.ydia Ebersbach. pres i[ ing �or Dt·tr?11 ,n Lhe eighth, \ st•heduted 11am1t Brown of Miami s11)'s the nexl lime ded at the meeting, which opened bl-." • will be with t �e l h.eme song Lord Of w�al else �n you pos!'-1bl�' rook.1e Jun li-t•nt i lt . . who had re· Rip Repuliki and Don Buddi o he goes up to the ma j ors it �dam• haw r�t i f at Everet1 he J)ro1)0 will probably up and Bal\1• placed call tt when his charged if h.e Our Life. with M n. each drove ln two r uru in Boston ' s lo stay mote Orioles win siK rn ,. row. med his ltilh honll'r Jark F isher vklo over C)n�htnd Tribe Man • Citfl hit the same way hea 1oing TbpJPH as accoo,pan ist. The fall ers t u seven h i l s m , . � ln climb withi n a game of rirst plare lrnuted a1:er '¥ Jimmy 0y " 11.e1 whQ lS haV· now ln the 1ntern atfo1\11l Weue.h •e '!an at Welbton on Aug. 1 1 . . the Tig 1'h d D e • ,;;i tu r�eord \ hl� was optioned to t e a n� , at J>1 keton. Aug. 1 8 were an hrmgmg Bro who they the n. h:1l 1 mylh and pllnctur, w • G i tfft at ordon 110 a h bt:tter ins e l can't hit thei r way oul of a p.ipcr 1 eat was Dc1ro 1t"s fourth stra 1 &tll Detroit w•ll:II ! ' i dl a'ns lose 1$, arlins by the cfih::ago White n ouriced and plans made tor e J rr smt"c s g;ir11e<;t\t•n n 1 for his sfl veral to attend the Wellston 15 and sixth bag? I �� o their l e a !lt , i x The Sox last June . connected EYen the hard•lo -impress R1t· h· Gurdon ton"- m L· r lasl Frida)· Red Sox r�l}!� OSei ck Hijnh• n\flth and 10th . hom�rs Thundaf m e@ti Olii: . A . meeting of the pro• Wed• ard!I is bli n king al the urinh•s IO· night man an n N�wcom .. tor 10 mght to lead M�ffll to • 1-<1 'liclo/f· s:ram oomm1�tee to be held � l\j:! pul• Qver leaiue-leadifl« Toronl6. J\m • ne aday t>veo1ng . Aug. 24, was antal of 14 homers 111 thl' p;ist f iv e The Ht•U Sux bt·at l ht' Indians. h i ts Inc� �g 1 �Off)ef days. They teed nff for four homt' 5. 2, and t h l" Sl'natur� edg ed t h e ski ' Jim e II i\ tlli 1 :)'h homer A_fc l)er c� eek� th� Leafs on three nounttd . hits for his ninth victory. runs against the Uctro1t Ti�i•rs Athlctlcs. 5. 4_ in 0U1._. r AL ga�es . 0 ff wli • t � A report on the LancB.!lter rernainecl in a tou�th Rochester_ Thursday in a 6- 1 v1l'tur}· that wa11 -nu.> nr-sl place Yan kel' s ti nd th i rd• �hQOl qf ll(issioO! was given �y fF O Buffalo ati with e by place Jed WebJi;ter Sr. and Miss M°"r's. pla ce Wh i 1f• So1'- we rt' idle . )lg Qe th e ir I �th in the lasl 1 2 gai�l' s. H K�tn ° i l re '1'C'('o µnted for Columbu s, •�. w�lte t'h' }li�s ' G B� ve • �JH)rt on race Rookie Ron Hansen tul his 13th 1 l n the Nation .ii Lcag-ue, St 1111 all flve Campbell u � toll. t'll'n s ani nsl hom er In lhe second inning, Walt I ('The �an) �usi aJ"s two • nm horn• J{ansas �tf ; drov'e ln four j we �e <reteatl ng the Rf cl\'mbn.t V1r- the Ashra_rn meeting wh1c_h she an411ntte� in Nbtth� e1d, Po_tinn. Dropo connected with the bases l''I' i n the 1 2th irmins !J a v e the runs wit '1ti Jl! b •A� I7l-'b ho rn• 1hu an1 , 4-3. The mee!in� closed with � be .ind rook ie Ca rd inal s a 3 2 v idory ov e r the ers off loser e mpty ill the third R�rbe rt and Wally Shfppon'a Jhl'ff·tuh homD• ve Nicholson belted a three-run r ir 11t-pla c e P irates, sandy Kouf u cored a fifth one af�e•r singling ip p.a h bened1ctlon, aner which M:b: li :ru v � s a fi e n e highli hl xlh• a dessert course wa!'I s_rrved by, homer in the some game. Those - - ·-· lhe thi rd Inning. T�x Cleven si::r i!ning r;ft'; by the Bed Wings we nt 7¼ ht ninga and WOTI bl9 �gai nst Jh ,: Jets. D kk Ricl: etta was M.!1. Le ve�tl l_{oush, Mrs. G le� n D1IJ a!\ d Mn. David Slater with fourth game againal ,eHn de feats. th e wmner, ·· lln . . &y Trac11 and. Mh. Charl es ll was 1lmply a Clle of too . t'rt b'u 11ng h oa...,sses. ,. all it.I runs penmger , Jersey , . City IICJ:H"ed . con 1ra es. h M · I f th p· t inue uiua or_ e IN in_ the hrsl lnp 1J1 g a "d wQltnd up , ,.. • table was ttractiv wi t h red e 1e a Lour Bob Friend . allowed only with a tl-4 declsloo, ov�. Montreal. Q,W and grly plaid place mall aad n hits, but Mu31al collected Ra o! Srrni;-l}� lfll the Wl nner and � arrangem ent s of red roses. The Haye 5 . Young reunion was seve r h t ee �f them . Two wer_e doubl_es Ha\ph Mauvello the lqser. - -� - _ held Augu st 7 ai the old �lol id_ay STA-• . a d the other _one Wat hls � 2th 1 11School g7ou,id s near Darwin with . � sn�(ll)lat on e w1lh nmg one hom Feit. GI .. � a baske t climwr served 111 noon 0 ,A dei ffetrda SQund T oronto es sev en•a:•me wm'(P tu .IM 1 � WI· th 14. ra. uk Chcesehrew 11sk m g ped the Pirat Catalina - 2 Doo r Hardtop. ·• J. Rh 0 d a n f D rew . es, ch aptil ninB 11lreak and led the Card inals Hichmond � f5 . 54� 3 ¼ grace Radio, Heal<>r . V 8, Auto. ebster P�st 39, American 1:,e· 1 W tA , . to their fifth straiBht victory. Rochester 6 �1!1 _, " In !he aflf> rnoon a shor1 proi::ram Tran11. Sa \'I' over $1000 on ifton: presided ov er the b urial BuHalo Ql �l _11 1., 16 � ser was held wi1h Home r Lee presid• lhiK be.iuty. Musial's 12th hom er of the sea• Jeney Clly member, charte r v ice for ¾ 58 1 2 in�. It was det"idcd that nexl year son moved the Carda within four G1en Chase on Monday, Aug. 8 Montreal .4aT 28 S,2 nd games the Hulid .ir Sl' lwol Rcun wn of first place . Ernie B rog- Columbus at Beech Grove cem�t�ry. 2.6½: M _432 the Haye s Y1iun g Heumon will be Ila. who atruck out nlne and gave !)1· 89 425 2 1/a Serving on th, fmng sq,uad M l aml · 7 combined. up el11ht �lb, won his 14t11 game wel'fl Mickey Wllljam s, Onie! Fairlane 2 Door. All white. The program intl u de<l a d uet by agalnst five fosses. He had a Cur,,jn•p, Leo Vaughan, Do 1 Radio, heater , V-8, Auto. Garol dt· ne st:are "iJJ lhe h, t �[ the 12tlli c011een Doui; an and WD<Nl, Joseph Strubl'e. :Ren·· ' , Tran11. Runs like new. H u yes. Two di� lu!,(lwS were pre• th0ugf, whei) the Pirates came WI\YP.el .an'd Elz, G\lmore, cpm • U a 1:,0 ► � sented by Mo1ntlu ur�d Theresa EaSl bltlt '¥\fh I run o,i a single, a n in· mihil er q"f the Posl. JluilJ!'r' were man. lh�lcn antl t hrirlc s Woode fl eld qut and Jt:ock)' Nelson's dou· lll'ckey M'enchlni and 'PI\11 11fomp saJ\K ducts. Arth ur c:oo<l in pre• ble, wh\ch Direly r\"J lssed being I lorl . II 1ented 1l dauce acco111 pa11ie f1 on the hom er. were There Wuod piino by Muri Plt,::tlH Two+l!fft r son ,u by !ht' gro11 p and tht' rc 11t Qf 'ltoufa:ot: or th� O'ridgers S•ndy 2 Door -· 6 cyl., &tel. shlft. faJiY day a Hqmecomin& the oflernoon wa.� spent m visitin g. limited the '.Reds to two hits in h� .. ft Real economy. Ont: owner. com· c;!_ahp� th e . ' .}i . annlvMsary tht' for tl eleete rs The office winning his fifth game. Rookie Bapti,t Church e t , ll�P lng )'ca r are Frank Che�!iehrew, Jim Maloney lost his third game P\'l'!Tle ATHENS, 0. UPt-LI 1 1•y�nt� ann1v,r114ry or presiden1 ; Garold l \11yt>s, vice pres• In a row even thoush striking out tontender tor the 1R Ohio il(tr, lbe 'RClV, WUUam Hull ident, and Colle,,n Douga n, sec re• eight. · The flrst of his six walks Junior' Ameti'can �cto lebaU qeld, al 1t1, i;hureh Sun• tary · trrusurcr. The reunion will Jed to one Dodser run and two crown, rfltell t61!1iy ·a, ·= cfinla}i . � g. 11 , Iilim@r will be be held next Yt'ar at the 11ame place error11 p,ve'd the way for t�e sec• Bentle)' Polil and " 1b'fdle r't lat­ F11-l rlane MN> - 2 Door V·8, Rev. l{ull ., �) pqoq. on the fi rst Sunday in August. on'd ppd Ber marker. Ch.r\)e Neal tred It out tor the 'dl· alJeiJ1"llr's Auto. Tram,., Newly rcbuUt will �e11 vm- . th� 1.ermop in the Tho11c at1.cn din11 were Mrll. Eve- cotl,ft,d t_hree of the sl'Vfn hiU role. englne. A real steal al l)'n Wibli n and Ronal d, Hollie V. 0r, Mat6ney. . Lima wlll play the ftoil'I� of mornlnc and ln the ,nernoon, o1 Hayes , Roy Wrll, Pearl Gilkey , Al· _______ the Bentley-Btldgeport nine Sat• pro1ram will l>e Prettnted with the - deacon, pa�lcipa\ing, u1ing i lie GIikey , J. J. Hawk , Mr. and urday mornine . 11 their to�lc, ''l>utles o! deacons IJayu, n F.rnerso Mn John lluyeH, The Allen County squa«f ran itl i_ Mra: Harol d Douglas and Vernon, tournament victory streak ' to four Mr. a11d Mrs. Claude H;iyes, El mer Thuraday with a surpri1fl '. 4.2 upGoodln , :\ir untl :llr11• Home r Lee, set of five-time national · ch· amM r . and Mr� . Arthur Ooodin , Mr. pion Ben t ley in the only •inners' 2 Door - 6 cyl. auto. tran11. 11nd Mrs EvNdt Merks, Mr. and bracke t gatne of th� day. l WAI ,1 195 Mn. John Chaney , Mr . .ind M rs. Brldgepgrt earned lb - i-flnal Hon o ld Dougall and l,ynette and berth by tekln1 back-to- ck vi<'Craig, Mr und Mrs G_arold H ay�s lorles, eliminalinl St�enYUle 1 2·0 Jn t�e flral same and Garoldc m•, Mrs. ,�1imda East• In' Piqua Mra. u nc. l T ht' resa, Mr. o nd In L.iltl• Le111gue m 111 ke• U P games (l.:J Jn the second. man Webe r Woud . Mr anti M rs. �d1on lasl nllilht ln the Meigs A�so claBentley reco\lered fro,. defeat I I.a rt, Mr. and Mrs. D . L. S,,1e kle11 , lion the Syracuse Indians be'al to vent ita anger on Akl4on, tak ''Tranennrt.a .,.. tlon o■ Land & Se-a" Grac e Hayes ;ind Hoger, Mary K . the Pomeroy Jets, 6·0. I n g a 12..f! victory PhciM WY -2-3170 Jewell of the Indians allow ed Josten 11nd llickic, · Mr. and Mrs. Lima was heli to onb' tour •• Main It. Poma,..,, O. Fro nk f h cN1<' brcw, K1• nneth H n y cs lhree hits but he walkd 14. He hits by Joe Scherer and Bob \ 11 rnt Mr a n d Mrs. Charles Woode. fanned HI, . He walked all the Courtney or Clncinnatl, but hun...;=_.;;;;;.;·.;·;...·.;;;;', I runs l n the Jets got. ched three of them with two Jew ell had three ■ I ngles, Crow walks ln tt1e fourth to cllneh the and Ferrell each a slngle, M or· r onteal. arlty a double and Grueser a .--------------­ hom er. For the Jet■ T. Woods had two hits, Stewart one, .ill singl es. Jets . . . . , , . . . . . . O l t 102---15 3 4 Indians . . . . . . . . . Sll 011-6 7 3 I • I • nhli. .., wk'U'� · 'e�''\ JJ•>' -�-- Hayes-Young ' R,eun,on HeId N,ear D ,•n USED CARS! I 1 959 PONTIAC ; v,,. J:· fi ° 1 959 FORD I Now Only $ 1 995 FOr Ott" . JSl'o• $1 395 Mllropolltan Motors • GENERAL - ==;...__ ELECTRIC FAN SALE ( '- • � • ,. - • • • • • _ ,. . �- • I .• ! )i • \I r ., , ' - 'S: ·- · . ,,, I ' )) I The Federated Circle met Wed• nesday eYenlns: al th'e church with Mn. Leiter Fau ber, vice presldtint, itl. char1e. Devotio11s lcd by Mrt, Allard Pratt, opened th e meetlne. A 1hort business se111lon was he)d and round robin get well card.I were sent to M rs , Carl Shleld■ and Mn, Rose Vance or Fran�lln Furnece. Refreahmentl were aerved dur• ing the aotlal hour by Mrs. G. O. Schmoll and Mn. Roy Seyfried with Mra. Shield, •• a contrlbut• ln& ho1teu. .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • •• • '• • • J'AMO� 20 Inch FAN SALE PRICE ._..... ...... 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Our Graduate Watch R<>­ B,- United Preu International The world champion Baltimore Colts meel the Colle111:e All-Stan at Chicago Friday night to launch a busy week end of professional foot­ ball in which nine exhlbitlon games will be played through Sun­ day aO:ernoon. Six of these game11 will involve National Football League teams and tho other th ree wi\1 be amon1 clubs lrom the new American Fool• ball League, which started ill ex, hibition season two weeks ago. thr" TD Fanrlt• Q uarterback Johnny Unitas and the Coll.8 were favored by three • touchdowns over the pick of last year's crillege stars coached by Otto Gr.iiham. On Salurday night, the Detroit Lions are at home agai111t the Cleveland Browns; the Green Bay Packers play the Pittsburgh Steelers at New Orleans; the Los An• ,::eles Rams are at home agai n st t �,e Philadelphia Eagles, and the Dallas Cowboys meet the St. Louis Cardinals in San An tonio, Tex. The Steelers already have won their first exhibition atart, while the Cowboys were beaten in a pre season game. ' Two Ga,.,_■ Set\,rdey Two AFL games were on tap for Saturday night. The Denver Broncos meet the eutfalo Bills al Rochester , N . Y., and the Oakland Raiden lake on the New York Titans at Sacramenlo, Calif. On Sunday, tlie lone NFL gam e pits the Washington Redskins on the home grounds of the San Francisco Forly•Niners, while in the AFL, lhe Dallas Teuns play the Boston Patriots at Boston. 1 Both the Boston and Dallas teams of the AFL 11re undefeated ln two exhibition games. pairman Has To Make Your Watch Run Years of Be­ hind The Dllll Experienee Perfeet. PUT YOUll WATCH bJ!lttti; U'P TO US? K&C JEW!L!RS PIion• EAST MAIN STREliT _,,..._......,..- . . . WY-%-3781 -- POMEltOY, OHIO __,...... ,..,...,_.. HAVEN TH EATRE New HoYen, W. Va. Friday and Satnrday - Sho11' Starll At 8:45 Sunday and Monday - Show Siana Al 7:15 FRIDAY and SATUIDAY, AUGUST 12-13 JERRY . LEWIS • " !'t .,,, ;... JN . , - .• .. . . .� �� . ... "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANlT'' ALSO CARTOON CARNIVAL SlliDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 14-15 VICTOR MATURE and YVONNE DECARW IN '"TIMBUKTU" Wlllleu the terrifying Tannlula Torture and many �er ·eu111n, ...n.. from 1h11 smra Detert l'ldare! ;sa FORD - . - - - - - - - $ff& '57 STUDEBAKER · �-•895� '56 CH EVR · LET · . ·, '19. . -• Custom 300 2 Door Sedan. Fordomatlc tra ns. Heater and defroster, Champion 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, heater, ·WS W tires, overdrive traa.-14191,; • va Club Sedan. Standard transmission. I • '56duFOR D · · · � · · · $1495 �54 c:Hviv'ii"oi:'Ef I½ Ton with flat bed. 4 Wa:h ll��•• ,Q� fh• Mldw•y ' ··=>! �E&;::� Delltl!lfully Sercved . llllffbAI'. ADIIISSJON . K::�::,�.:.:.':.'11::• o.. 1.,- 1 3-9 n Daw IM ·It' JOIN OUR SPREAD CUii : I Buddy Moore and Gal')' Stobart each hart a �ingle and double Ron Hindy a double, Sam ClatwOrth)' and Donme r,;elson each sin1lr1. Dau1:htery of NtlaonvJlle had a double and single, and Pancake, a 230 pound, 6-1. J 2•year-old first baseman, doubled. The Middltport All-Start will rest a week, then enter th e Syra. ruse Little League tournament which they also won laat yea r. Middleport 200 ( I I J I I -16 10 1 Nelsonville 030 000- 3 5 4 Bratton and J. Johnson. Shultz and Collins. 4 AT THE SIGN OF CINL �r,:�. ;� . . . SATUlDAY � , """ tte,,o,. ' .. . ' _, . ..., ' 1 '. I I • - - - - - - ' CLIP TH IS COUPON - - - - - - 1 boys al conclusio,;, HARRIS vs COOPIR Pct. GB LONDON UPI � Roy Harris of .1192 Cut and Shoot. Tex., will fight B!i. &78 1 tlsh and Empire heavyweight ,'65 2¾ champion Henry Cooper al Wem.50.II 9 . bleyo Empire Pool Arena Sept. 13. .488 J.l .450 14 .438 18 .390 2 1 • • 11 loston 5 Cleveland 2 w..,,._ K,,.., city Only 91Mel aekectu1N . 9,DO ,l.M.-Ju"81n9 "i�l,ii, . � .. ;�::t-tii"lf· ..... ....... '° �1 "" . �::: L '2 46 4-'7 51 05 08 etl 84 Muffolt '2 n .. _. 7 Washl...,_ at New t,o�· ·.A 1:,L1 ' . ,l./11.�- W 61 63 81 !12 G2 46 46 41 .., ,..!'��..•�1 · · ' ) I Junior fair lducollonol . *l:00 P.M.-fllNNr'1- ,...-llltn Auto Tflrlll Show. 8 ,� AU,. 18th ' 10,00. _ A.M. -'!,dnll!■len -.,.11 � ch■rl"■d at . . ., It Noo�u•I" Pol,- Troct,r •� to 2:00 PnJ 7,,0 P.M.-ludlln1 � � ,:00 P.M.-Jud,lno 4-M. c""'°' 1toc1,1c, •- end . Gihii• llil,ll1IIL �·••,ee-J£al() '12i ID l . TH u'il.S'DJ. _v , WIDMISDAY AU�� l1th I . MhidleP,Ort h•"r arrived in the · finat. over • br1Ula1!t it.ring of vicloriH •klt'd bJ ■ pair of no-hit, lJ()-run pqdp.qa: performances by it4 moun4 44iff. . . GtrX S�Wt omieaed uairuit qay To�ip w(th_ a no-hitter. I lf»)nln1 7-C). He c•me b44 Monday night to beat Meiga Trojans 13-5. ' Mike Bratton eot bJa no-hit, no nm •me a11tnat a 1tron1 Gallipolis tlyb, winning &-0. · Then Stobart �•m e back to 10 the first ■ix inrilnga against stron& Oak HIU Wedneaday nlabt, and Jim Johnton fin. ished the Unal four of a 10-inning duel, winning 3-0. Last night a fter a 1leepy first three lnn1n11 In which N ebonYille shook Middleport fans with a 3·2 lead, Ca11'1 boys came out in lhe fourth inning to puah home 1 1 rqns qn seven bita, tw.o walks, a hil b1tttr, and 9even passed balls at home permittlne runners lo ad­ vance or score. They chased Nel­ aonville start.er J. ShuJll, aon of the mena1er, off the mound. belort set­ tlin1 for a 13-3 lead after lour complete Innings. New York · · · · Baltimore . , . . . Chicago Clevela nd . . . . . Washington . . . Detroit . . . . . . . Boston . . . . . . . Kansai City . . , 3 P;li1, '--Roek 'N Roll "lllincl CDlitut GRANDSTAND ADMISSION FREI! FQ� DAl(TIME EVENTS ON IUQDIE D�T. AMD TRAD£ NOW � ;J J,\�l!e�.. . , _.. ,M... ....., Co..,. , I ,... .Ul' ,.. ..U , "(IL.hf T--1.1.. M) l\''9 1,q111,- ,u.. ,;n,.-,n AI Prl. '"• 4 P.M. - Rocket Collhrinfilg $00 FflE·. ._ Rklll fkL,ts; J i" • . j . Glft _ . · (er liflcates THIJNDERBI RDS r-z,e,as Itit .· , Of their ie, by Pearl Kiser, Wellston recreaflon director and tourney director. ��";::U'7 WEDNESbAY, AUGUST 1 1 -- 2 P.M. -Talent Show Sponsored ltr • Middleport'• Uttle League_ All-Stars won an unprecedented pre..nted gold patches. for eaeh ceremon S,ntine l, 1'1>11'.el'OY-lliddlrpolt, 0., Aut. )2, 11MII WINI l"ARACHUTI !VINT the Rlfil lllpifne. SOf'IA, Bulgana UPI - J im L. ------• Arender of 'l)laa, Oki■ , won the ..L.. ! � IUPIJGCAff • stvle paraehule jumping l'venl of VAT CLWA"I'•the world sty dMn� championNEW YORlt tJPl-Two ·- • sh1p1 Thunday. deanen 111Uocated · 1'11.�,� night in a giant beer vat. Rupl!i,rt PilET Gf.TS IEL T Brewery official1 found the bodNEW YORK UPI - Benny (Kid! les ot Hugo Armand, M, and ;..; Paret of Cuba hu been presented sepb Ptbter, 61, lyi ng inside 0,4 \ with a world welterwei&ht cham- tank which i1 100 feet Iona , 75 pion1h l p belt by Nat io' \e111cher or I reet in diameter and 1 5 reet h tlh. , second stmght champ10Mh1p Thursda y night at Wellston witb a 16-3 victory over an outclassed Nelsonv ille All-Stars. Manager Woody call Jnd his coach, Owen Bralton, were r 4 Big Dilya:f I DallJy Push Home 11 Runs In Big Fourt h To l'in 2nd Straight Championship Bratton, Middl eport pitcher, blanked Nel1tinville the rest ot the way, permlttinc a hannle�s 1ingle With one out in th e botlom of the slxth, whil e over the rout e fan . n"ing 1 1, walking two and hitting on'e. Jerry (Scroo,1e) Vanlnwagen again was the battlna: star. The Jeflfie lder, who bad iced the Oak Hill 1ame with a 2-run hom er in Lhe lop of the 10th, had three lor three, a dou ble and two 1inales. -�--- ---· · By Unit.I ,,.,.. JnfflnJl"Jonal NATIONAL LEAGY• W L Pct. G e Pittsb urgh • • . . 65 •1 .813 St. Louis • • • • • 6Z '6 .G7t ' Los Angeles . • .' !)Iii 46 JJ58 6 Milwaukee . . . . M t7 .148 7 Sao Frandsto · 5l M: ,MO 12 Cincinnati . . . . 47 60 ,439 18½1 Philadelphia . . . 42 65 ,393 23½: Chicago • • • • • 39 65 .37� 25 Thursday'• Rnults St. Louis 3 Pl� 2 (night) 12 lnnil\9' Lot A�• 3 Cincinnati O (night ) S.n Fran,. • Mfhw� (night) Oftl}" � �I� . · •r • '. · Frl�y'• P,olNlbl• Pltehere- !/ Chlcat0 ■t PhHadelphla ' fnftlhtt· -Hobble 1.,15 v1 lltohrtt 1-1 0 St. Loul1 ,at Pitttllu rgh (night) --Olblon 2-3 vs W ltt 1.0 Lot Atlael.- et Clnclnn1tl (nltht�..I• 10-1 1 ff Craig '-1 n Hook 8-12 S.n Francisco It MllwtukM (nltht)-.Mlrlcha l S.O or Senford f.10 'Iii Spahn 1 2-7 Saturchy'■ O.mes C:hlc-s,o .. Phlladelphla St. Louis •t Plthbui'J.h Lo■ A,...i" at C JnclMltl Son F =::;.:� i .,. l• . ..1 :-· KI' ,... ". I • U. t, FALCOHS Olllt ' tlose Oa♦··: 'Sol, BRING YOUR n� .. . .JICE STATION ' I l..ett.lll'll .From Gii� th WALK 01'4 WATER! THIS OIICJ ·f'.ffQ , , I :l· Jgt,r1·r, �;rr ·· ,; =. )leir--.�. Fnld WW WlNTER DISCOUNT PRICES .. ••a pF ,Fi dow� �i�=n ln ffl qj ;,.. Dl'!Ui,Y 4 8\tATS LE" $ MDI 01 IOCOIPl 11111 11tA11 Cll . ·-:w--:--- I 1· \lid POWELL'S Off Rt. 7 . Forflt, Run ROW North of ;.:.,., ,.,.t The only Grueser Owned 8nd Operated Cement Block Company In Melgs- County , DON and KILLY GltUISIR �OSING OUT 1 960 MODELS ,I �- •t ......... F08'$T RUN CIMPJT iL� CO. GOI NG ON or ltelly Tires M'Oi.TA R - ti�MEN T NOW !, �!, w. •ri� r. Delivery Servloee If Desired. GIANT BOAT tr� r,nned 11, 1� two. dsn,PQfl it 8-2. in tile ,tandi",� -· r'1n\�Y 6-8, Racine 2-5 i�d � . ciNClNNATi UPI-The mana• I gers {If the Lpg An1e1,s Dodeera and the Cincinnati Reds were on · ®lice tocfay �at "the fint ap�•.fllnce qi l;-l••l>alllng" will cost their pltclim $80. In a "peai:: Walter and Fred" let�er, N•Uoliat l.Qa111s Preatdent warren otiea acolded the mana· gera •�t tf)O many "charges and countenhar1n ■bout pltc'h­ ,rl lntenuon,JJy tbl'OWing It bit­ ten." W, !n,ite you to stqp in, .a,nd iee t)).e fine qµality ot our blocks. ,; Pi(:+ ,. I ti · �JI . TAl(I ADY.TJ• Of :i:r.i,::-lt".r.ff � ...... ..-. ._..,_.,. ...., otAn .. .u. - 111111N pricl• =r,:;i· ,: = ..:. -r:-·.L. =-=-,- j! I Ail Orden Appreelatec1. - w1e or Small iAlb iii Ufiaib • &OOD/YE4 ·, m� 1CJ!1 .... _,,, . .,.� �LAXI ES - 6 and 8 cylfrder ,. SALE $34.95 ,:;,,W/'J . It hich �I HIIYICI I N-.h Hullibi of lltddl<1>0rl will h111tYe ChiJ'le Of t he 10:43 a. m. wonbiP Hrvicu at the Ra· t1uffcb Sunday. dne MpthCNl.iat ' . . � ' �.}j,�� .... . Guaranteed 5 Years �--;s"]>� . tu· : = wh en Buffitiiton 1inf� and aoor• A.Ured - OTanc- 2-'I. :ed on a w1\a throw to rthl �� Rll ti:fp\ im�rt were Mike Wer• "X; BMlnbach Dave Brown 's trounder to ■hON- '>', )'nri ,rid Dor stop. c9,._ eath .•Jt1i1Je�; K'nl,:t,t a tri• pie . "for )llddleport. Oiler, Dave The P�nlber a coltect� �ore Tb4,Jq!I, Bowle1 and C, � fif\h whe n Stew� �h 11"'1ed w� li e Ander:r ��n ;: w cr 1 g to son bid twq llntles. fnqve4. 'tct i1� o ... . ba n', . n I -""' __,..., i • d 0 p k �IT-ID G� k °!! � � 1 ; � � 1 , .IJ!O t 1e•• .... werrr w1 n tl!lll lJP 000 � • O � an ,..f«I_ on • throw tnto celite/ Ii: ' c. QfO �II 000 1-1 � , second. UPQfl. hil � 0 , 11..nl1ht -(4), Buffington Tom liid�rsor, or MJddle.poff - �. Ande non fanned w11'1\o4 only two In bli � , ,ri llo,;1.,, Slni,; · 3-hlt per/prmlnce. ('J , . · The pme that w■, comRletell · ,· OIi() 0-0 O 3 was won by �lddleport In tho il\,I, tom or the loth when Ger,e W� f20 x-3 3 o , Walk�, Rick Olfel" sacrificed him d l ea. KniJht ft, '11111,-.11111' FAI RLAN E 500'5 - 6 aid 8 cylinder F\111 Ranae Of Slzea . SIi'. [- Worl4!1 irir111 Turn,llleo Prntd Ttr•• SPEED ..... lo 9 . · :1 ��� Portable - Reveralble &IOULA& •. . Example! • •.i•t. · 1t1· •. _.a.&.:.., •.f aa'li ' � FAI RLANES - 6 andl "ylind'er Narrow, Med k.l m and Wlde Tire you can tru•I I -------..----J Sllel 4 •• . . . - � !{er••• - a low priced nT,011 , GE FAN SALE FOR ONE WEEK All FANS GREARY REDUCED • • ·, BASIC WHIT E Federated Circle Meei. • �- Wakingl Eat All YN ll'antt A nlikiou• , JJrocr�n:t. under thi: I diri!CUOl"l of ttl-e llelp Counb M i n l!(ertlil Aiioeiation will open the llt'liBS ·eoUnty P'iir as ha& been the custom for the past few years 'f'he ,pt'OpilTJ thiS y·ear wlU be ht!ld Tbema)', AuBust 18 at 8 p . m. with Dr. Delbert S. Mill s. a s •be1t st,e:fike r: Dr. Mills is a na­ tive of Me ie• County and was 1 born ii li)}l'aaise. Dr. Milla in earlier years of his ministry served sev er:i:1 c?lurei'Jt'li fn Central and South· erfl OhiQ and for '1 years was past»r of t"he Avondale EUB Church, Columbus, better known as "The JChprch of th e Air." The Meli:-• County Ministerial Asapeia tion will also have a tent on the f111irgrounds with a display of Dail y Vaca tion Bible School material from variou1 churches. Fre,: literature will 1110 be dis­ trlbuled by the American Bible Society. T!>, F LA T S • I Fin al Clea rance Sa le ODEL Make-up Game Now ? Middl eport s Summer H igh Pomeroy h url er Terry Knight &hool Leeicue entry retained a pjtchei a no-hit, no. run perform• ! eam� edge �n 1rand�ngs Thllnd1y inc... eve,i,na With a 4-3 win and o-3 lo111 I \ Knight tanned H, walked three lo Pomeroy. and htt 011, batter !n �I� no·hilter. , 'tbt win W8:-9 a ��p}e,tion of all . H e w'aa blowin1 the ball p11t the unbomRlf�d aJ'Ur;t. ;4al)lt t\ft_ had paJte)l Cl}mlsten�y 1 . stnkln&: opt . be n c�l.a a f� ' i?t.er aix: innu1c1. , sfugaer Boone· H m dy three times go n1 to I� llt\\i;,;, 'Mle loil 'l•I , !ln!Jllt, . re ula'tlon 7 IJJl!-1� 1ffalr in which Pl>merof 1ot one in the fourth Wi;.r:,�ram et .r fn els Pome�oy, Middlepurt HS Teams Split Pair Of Gun• Thursday_ I 12 ¢ '" j To'e_ hrit F"t lndians · " TaKe I J 6-5 SPECIAL! 1957 Studebaker .. ·� I Middleport All-Stars Beat Nelsonv ille 16-3 of the Amerlcirn Hockey Lea-sue SIGNS PISTON S Pi\CT in exchange for Pete Conacber, Brad­ r Forme CHICAGO UP1 ley star Shellie McM illon ha& re­ left wing, turned his signed contnrt to plar a third se;ison with the Detroit Nl,MID ASSISTANT COACH Pistons of the Nation al tiasketball AslKK'iation. WICHlTA. Kan. UPI - Leonard Brown hos been 0:ppt>inted asail• . ta n t football _eoach at the Unlverw1req,$ TRAPE CULLEN . Wichita, rep_tacing Dave DE'aTOIT UPL _ Jt.ight Wi ng slty of wk ha� �es1gned to tab Ha_ . Hawk , by d trade s.·rr Culle bas bHp uve pos1t1on. tb"e ielfoft \� 1,fi,i,gs to Buffalo ' an execu Mi .!ifetml fitlfflP TA ffg/4 Hp;,eowifts O Chau·••-eel $1 795 1 957 FORD • .i,•t ■ R·tmg L'�-" 1 959 LARK • • ° A district rneeling for all Sunday School and church officials and ps!lors of the t:l)B cnurches of Distr ict Four North, which in• cludea M e igs Count)', waa held 'l' \Jesd.ay evening at the Dale-Fair­ view Chureh, seven miles eist of Bartlett. Attending from the Enterprt1e t·hu rrh were the Rev. Francis H. Glazier, Eldon Weeks. Mn, 'l'horna, Benti, Misses Elizl&b�th, Helen and Emma Lou Davis and MiSS Gene­ vieve Stobart. 4-Da ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 12, 1960 trans. with 2 speed axle. axle� Ne: $t95 pa '55 FOl{ D - - - - - · · - · *895 '56 FO"R D · .. · · · · · · $ff5 ½ speed Ton Plekup. VB engine, new ring and va Ive job. VB - ½ Ton Express. Automatic transmis 8ion . R. H. Rdwlin gs Sons Co. * * ; DODGE MJLJ, STREIT DODGE-DA.RT DESOTO - ' • f l �. __ ..... -- '.............. ------ .. Orioles Steamed Up I n P ennant Push With 6th Miami Catcher Victory In Row, Reach Per�h One Game Bel:Jnd Looks Like Sure Bet T... Go Up Oi,1ric1 Se,.ion Held United MefhodiSf WSCS Has Session .r����iri E:,::,�!n�r the t hree were al t hr t• xpense or losH strnck out 13 batlen in leadmg ll'f' ,..,LTON a1CHMAN IWSCS o( the United Melhod iJl U the Dodgers to a 3-0 win over tht' Uf11... p,..... lntern•tion,1 Chureh was held Tuesday even\ Don Mo!Uil. Hedi, and the Giants bnt the Gentil• bps 1 �� PeDMnl puah? ing at the church. , . . Paul Richardi sa )'s " i i 1-ould Thtn with !lank Ag u i rrf' pitch· BN vea. 8-7 , 1n the onl y ot tic r MIAMI, Fla. UPI - Catcher Dick M W L.ydia Ebersbach. pres i[ ing �or Dt·tr?11 ,n Lhe eighth, \ st•heduted 11am1t Brown of Miami s11)'s the nexl lime ded at the meeting, which opened bl-." • will be with t �e l h.eme song Lord Of w�al else �n you pos!'-1bl�' rook.1e Jun li-t•nt i lt . . who had re· Rip Repuliki and Don Buddi o he goes up to the ma j ors it �dam• haw r�t i f at Everet1 he J)ro1)0 will probably up and Bal\1• placed call tt when his charged if h.e Our Life. with M n. each drove ln two r uru in Boston ' s lo stay mote Orioles win siK rn ,. row. med his ltilh honll'r Jark F isher vklo over C)n�htnd Tribe Man • Citfl hit the same way hea 1oing TbpJPH as accoo,pan ist. The fall ers t u seven h i l s m , . � ln climb withi n a game of rirst plare lrnuted a1:er '¥ Jimmy 0y " 11.e1 whQ lS haV· now ln the 1ntern atfo1\11l Weue.h •e '!an at Welbton on Aug. 1 1 . . the Tig 1'h d D e • ,;;i tu r�eord \ hl� was optioned to t e a n� , at J>1 keton. Aug. 1 8 were an hrmgmg Bro who they the n. h:1l 1 mylh and pllnctur, w • G i tfft at ordon 110 a h bt:tter ins e l can't hit thei r way oul of a p.ipcr 1 eat was Dc1ro 1t"s fourth stra 1 &tll Detroit w•ll:II ! ' i dl a'ns lose 1$, arlins by the cfih::ago White n ouriced and plans made tor e J rr smt"c s g;ir11e<;t\t•n n 1 for his sfl veral to attend the Wellston 15 and sixth bag? I �� o their l e a !lt , i x The Sox last June . connected EYen the hard•lo -impress R1t· h· Gurdon ton"- m L· r lasl Frida)· Red Sox r�l}!� OSei ck Hijnh• n\flth and 10th . hom�rs Thundaf m e@ti Olii: . A . meeting of the pro• Wed• ard!I is bli n king al the urinh•s IO· night man an n N�wcom .. tor 10 mght to lead M�ffll to • 1-<1 'liclo/f· s:ram oomm1�tee to be held � l\j:! pul• Qver leaiue-leadifl« Toronl6. J\m • ne aday t>veo1ng . Aug. 24, was antal of 14 homers 111 thl' p;ist f iv e The Ht•U Sux bt·at l ht' Indians. h i ts Inc� �g 1 �Off)ef days. They teed nff for four homt' 5. 2, and t h l" Sl'natur� edg ed t h e ski ' Jim e II i\ tlli 1 :)'h homer A_fc l)er c� eek� th� Leafs on three nounttd . hits for his ninth victory. runs against the Uctro1t Ti�i•rs Athlctlcs. 5. 4_ in 0U1._. r AL ga�es . 0 ff wli • t � A report on the LancB.!lter rernainecl in a tou�th Rochester_ Thursday in a 6- 1 v1l'tur}· that wa11 -nu.> nr-sl place Yan kel' s ti nd th i rd• �hQOl qf ll(issioO! was given �y fF O Buffalo ati with e by place Jed WebJi;ter Sr. and Miss M°"r's. pla ce Wh i 1f• So1'- we rt' idle . )lg Qe th e ir I �th in the lasl 1 2 gai�l' s. H K�tn ° i l re '1'C'('o µnted for Columbu s, •�. w�lte t'h' }li�s ' G B� ve • �JH)rt on race Rookie Ron Hansen tul his 13th 1 l n the Nation .ii Lcag-ue, St 1111 all flve Campbell u � toll. t'll'n s ani nsl hom er In lhe second inning, Walt I ('The �an) �usi aJ"s two • nm horn• J{ansas �tf ; drov'e ln four j we �e <reteatl ng the Rf cl\'mbn.t V1r- the Ashra_rn meeting wh1c_h she an411ntte� in Nbtth� e1d, Po_tinn. Dropo connected with the bases l''I' i n the 1 2th irmins !J a v e the runs wit '1ti Jl! b •A� I7l-'b ho rn• 1hu an1 , 4-3. The mee!in� closed with � be .ind rook ie Ca rd inal s a 3 2 v idory ov e r the ers off loser e mpty ill the third R�rbe rt and Wally Shfppon'a Jhl'ff·tuh homD• ve Nicholson belted a three-run r ir 11t-pla c e P irates, sandy Kouf u cored a fifth one af�e•r singling ip p.a h bened1ctlon, aner which M:b: li :ru v � s a fi e n e highli hl xlh• a dessert course wa!'I s_rrved by, homer in the some game. Those - - ·-· lhe thi rd Inning. T�x Cleven si::r i!ning r;ft'; by the Bed Wings we nt 7¼ ht ninga and WOTI bl9 �gai nst Jh ,: Jets. D kk Ricl: etta was M.!1. Le ve�tl l_{oush, Mrs. G le� n D1IJ a!\ d Mn. David Slater with fourth game againal ,eHn de feats. th e wmner, ·· lln . . &y Trac11 and. Mh. Charl es ll was 1lmply a Clle of too . t'rt b'u 11ng h oa...,sses. ,. all it.I runs penmger , Jersey , . City IICJ:H"ed . con 1ra es. h M · I f th p· t inue uiua or_ e IN in_ the hrsl lnp 1J1 g a "d wQltnd up , ,.. • table was ttractiv wi t h red e 1e a Lour Bob Friend . allowed only with a tl-4 declsloo, ov�. Montreal. Q,W and grly plaid place mall aad n hits, but Mu31al collected Ra o! Srrni;-l}� lfll the Wl nner and � arrangem ent s of red roses. The Haye 5 . Young reunion was seve r h t ee �f them . Two wer_e doubl_es Ha\ph Mauvello the lqser. - -� - _ held Augu st 7 ai the old �lol id_ay STA-• . a d the other _one Wat hls � 2th 1 11School g7ou,id s near Darwin with . � sn�(ll)lat on e w1lh nmg one hom Feit. GI .. � a baske t climwr served 111 noon 0 ,A dei ffetrda SQund T oronto es sev en•a:•me wm'(P tu .IM 1 � WI· th 14. ra. uk Chcesehrew 11sk m g ped the Pirat Catalina - 2 Doo r Hardtop. ·• J. Rh 0 d a n f D rew . es, ch aptil ninB 11lreak and led the Card inals Hichmond � f5 . 54� 3 ¼ grace Radio, Heal<>r . V 8, Auto. ebster P�st 39, American 1:,e· 1 W tA , . to their fifth straiBht victory. Rochester 6 �1!1 _, " In !he aflf> rnoon a shor1 proi::ram Tran11. Sa \'I' over $1000 on ifton: presided ov er the b urial BuHalo Ql �l _11 1., 16 � ser was held wi1h Home r Lee presid• lhiK be.iuty. Musial's 12th hom er of the sea• Jeney Clly member, charte r v ice for ¾ 58 1 2 in�. It was det"idcd that nexl year son moved the Carda within four G1en Chase on Monday, Aug. 8 Montreal .4aT 28 S,2 nd games the Hulid .ir Sl' lwol Rcun wn of first place . Ernie B rog- Columbus at Beech Grove cem�t�ry. 2.6½: M _432 the Haye s Y1iun g Heumon will be Ila. who atruck out nlne and gave !)1· 89 425 2 1/a Serving on th, fmng sq,uad M l aml · 7 combined. up el11ht �lb, won his 14t11 game wel'fl Mickey Wllljam s, Onie! Fairlane 2 Door. All white. The program intl u de<l a d uet by agalnst five fosses. He had a Cur,,jn•p, Leo Vaughan, Do 1 Radio, heater , V-8, Auto. Garol dt· ne st:are "iJJ lhe h, t �[ the 12tlli c011een Doui; an and WD<Nl, Joseph Strubl'e. :Ren·· ' , Tran11. Runs like new. H u yes. Two di� lu!,(lwS were pre• th0ugf, whei) the Pirates came WI\YP.el .an'd Elz, G\lmore, cpm • U a 1:,0 ► � sented by Mo1ntlu ur�d Theresa EaSl bltlt '¥\fh I run o,i a single, a n in· mihil er q"f the Posl. JluilJ!'r' were man. lh�lcn antl t hrirlc s Woode fl eld qut and Jt:ock)' Nelson's dou· lll'ckey M'enchlni and 'PI\11 11fomp saJ\K ducts. Arth ur c:oo<l in pre• ble, wh\ch Direly r\"J lssed being I lorl . II 1ented 1l dauce acco111 pa11ie f1 on the hom er. were There Wuod piino by Muri Plt,::tlH Two+l!fft r son ,u by !ht' gro11 p and tht' rc 11t Qf 'ltoufa:ot: or th� O'ridgers S•ndy 2 Door -· 6 cyl., &tel. shlft. faJiY day a Hqmecomin& the oflernoon wa.� spent m visitin g. limited the '.Reds to two hits in h� .. ft Real economy. Ont: owner. com· c;!_ahp� th e . ' .}i . annlvMsary tht' for tl eleete rs The office winning his fifth game. Rookie Bapti,t Church e t , ll�P lng )'ca r are Frank Che�!iehrew, Jim Maloney lost his third game P\'l'!Tle ATHENS, 0. UPt-LI 1 1•y�nt� ann1v,r114ry or presiden1 ; Garold l \11yt>s, vice pres• In a row even thoush striking out tontender tor the 1R Ohio il(tr, lbe 'RClV, WUUam Hull ident, and Colle,,n Douga n, sec re• eight. · The flrst of his six walks Junior' Ameti'can �cto lebaU qeld, al 1t1, i;hureh Sun• tary · trrusurcr. The reunion will Jed to one Dodser run and two crown, rfltell t61!1iy ·a, ·= cfinla}i . � g. 11 , Iilim@r will be be held next Yt'ar at the 11ame place error11 p,ve'd the way for t�e sec• Bentle)' Polil and " 1b'fdle r't lat­ F11-l rlane MN> - 2 Door V·8, Rev. l{ull ., �) pqoq. on the fi rst Sunday in August. on'd ppd Ber marker. Ch.r\)e Neal tred It out tor the 'dl· alJeiJ1"llr's Auto. Tram,., Newly rcbuUt will �e11 vm- . th� 1.ermop in the Tho11c at1.cn din11 were Mrll. Eve- cotl,ft,d t_hree of the sl'Vfn hiU role. englne. A real steal al l)'n Wibli n and Ronal d, Hollie V. 0r, Mat6ney. . Lima wlll play the ftoil'I� of mornlnc and ln the ,nernoon, o1 Hayes , Roy Wrll, Pearl Gilkey , Al· _______ the Bentley-Btldgeport nine Sat• pro1ram will l>e Prettnted with the - deacon, pa�lcipa\ing, u1ing i lie GIikey , J. J. Hawk , Mr. and urday mornine . 11 their to�lc, ''l>utles o! deacons IJayu, n F.rnerso Mn John lluyeH, The Allen County squa«f ran itl i_ Mra: Harol d Douglas and Vernon, tournament victory streak ' to four Mr. a11d Mrs. Claude H;iyes, El mer Thuraday with a surpri1fl '. 4.2 upGoodln , :\ir untl :llr11• Home r Lee, set of five-time national · ch· amM r . and Mr� . Arthur Ooodin , Mr. pion Ben t ley in the only •inners' 2 Door - 6 cyl. auto. tran11. 11nd Mrs EvNdt Merks, Mr. and bracke t gatne of th� day. l WAI ,1 195 Mn. John Chaney , Mr . .ind M rs. Brldgepgrt earned lb - i-flnal Hon o ld Dougall and l,ynette and berth by tekln1 back-to- ck vi<'Craig, Mr und Mrs G_arold H ay�s lorles, eliminalinl St�enYUle 1 2·0 Jn t�e flral same and Garoldc m•, Mrs. ,�1imda East• In' Piqua Mra. u nc. l T ht' resa, Mr. o nd In L.iltl• Le111gue m 111 ke• U P games (l.:J Jn the second. man Webe r Woud . Mr anti M rs. �d1on lasl nllilht ln the Meigs A�so claBentley reco\lered fro,. defeat I I.a rt, Mr. and Mrs. D . L. S,,1e kle11 , lion the Syracuse Indians be'al to vent ita anger on Akl4on, tak ''Tranennrt.a .,.. tlon o■ Land & Se-a" Grac e Hayes ;ind Hoger, Mary K . the Pomeroy Jets, 6·0. I n g a 12..f! victory PhciM WY -2-3170 Jewell of the Indians allow ed Josten 11nd llickic, · Mr. and Mrs. Lima was heli to onb' tour •• Main It. Poma,..,, O. Fro nk f h cN1<' brcw, K1• nneth H n y cs lhree hits but he walkd 14. He hits by Joe Scherer and Bob \ 11 rnt Mr a n d Mrs. Charles Woode. fanned HI, . He walked all the Courtney or Clncinnatl, but hun...;=_.;;;;;.;·.;·;...·.;;;;', I runs l n the Jets got. ched three of them with two Jew ell had three ■ I ngles, Crow walks ln tt1e fourth to cllneh the and Ferrell each a slngle, M or· r onteal. arlty a double and Grueser a .--------------­ hom er. For the Jet■ T. Woods had two hits, Stewart one, .ill singl es. Jets . . . . , , . . . . . . O l t 102---15 3 4 Indians . . . . . . . . . Sll 011-6 7 3 I • I • nhli. .., wk'U'� · 'e�''\ JJ•>' -�-- Hayes-Young ' R,eun,on HeId N,ear D ,•n USED CARS! I 1 959 PONTIAC ; v,,. J:· fi ° 1 959 FORD I Now Only $ 1 995 FOr Ott" . JSl'o• $1 395 Mllropolltan Motors • GENERAL - ==;...__ ELECTRIC FAN SALE ( '- • � • ,. - • • • • • _ ,. . �- • I .• ! )i • \I r ., , ' - 'S: ·- · . ,,, I ' )) I The Federated Circle met Wed• nesday eYenlns: al th'e church with Mn. Leiter Fau ber, vice presldtint, itl. char1e. Devotio11s lcd by Mrt, Allard Pratt, opened th e meetlne. A 1hort business se111lon was he)d and round robin get well card.I were sent to M rs , Carl Shleld■ and Mn, Rose Vance or Fran�lln Furnece. Refreahmentl were aerved dur• ing the aotlal hour by Mrs. G. O. Schmoll and Mn. Roy Seyfried with Mra. Shield, •• a contrlbut• ln& ho1teu. .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • •• • '• • • J'AMO� 20 Inch FAN SALE PRICE ._..... ...... Never Needa Oiling SAMI FAN 'ON ROlliNG STAND SALE $44.95 C.-plete Lllltt ·• All Model . fE F■- l'V•.w O■ lale - • • St.ff THE SffOl .«>1 ,. Middleport e M'EaCUII Y - More World's Records Than Any Other Motor, • LONI $TAR - W .,.l<I' ]PP Seller. • • CUTTER - lest In Owtdiy. e CRESTLfN&Ft - finest In hrfortnance. your LENNOX dealer NEW an• USED C� 1JI. GIS 'FUlN Atl , truej You can walk o n water with• ou1 water shoes. Try 'em H's tomorrow. BROWN'S MAR I N E '11. �-�714 i'olifpof, onio OPEN 9 A.M. 111 1 PM. MIN&RSVILLE, OHIO . ¥dleport, � ,.,.., AUG l)Sl° 17·1 8·19�20 DA -'- Y f ,! • . ,I . . . t B-I G SAVIN GS: �Ok YOU �E� L tO �Ay . lloolhi. '' FRI PAY AUG. · 19th 'F\l:N··. .'·' •· i 4'1 SOUTH THIRD f �, , A,VL �· ' . . · Open Evtni119S Till 8:Qtj P.M. • ,. ' ' ' . lldfDI.IP_.T, OHtO . I r ' ' PHPHE wY-;-3507 '.l!oi,, •�ufttlll•• 1�:IIO . lt1i!6, H 4 �,ll\.,-J"·,.,. ' '" P.t,I. M!for fl 1 :00 �il!I P,nlot. !ti,J llnd .. 1111;. lun'lw Pol, - and • , I'! ' ,�;;.;:;ioi ' . 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Our Graduate Watch R<>­ B,- United Preu International The world champion Baltimore Colts meel the Colle111:e All-Stan at Chicago Friday night to launch a busy week end of professional foot­ ball in which nine exhlbitlon games will be played through Sun­ day aO:ernoon. Six of these game11 will involve National Football League teams and tho other th ree wi\1 be amon1 clubs lrom the new American Fool• ball League, which started ill ex, hibition season two weeks ago. thr" TD Fanrlt• Q uarterback Johnny Unitas and the Coll.8 were favored by three • touchdowns over the pick of last year's crillege stars coached by Otto Gr.iiham. On Salurday night, the Detroit Lions are at home agai111t the Cleveland Browns; the Green Bay Packers play the Pittsburgh Steelers at New Orleans; the Los An• ,::eles Rams are at home agai n st t �,e Philadelphia Eagles, and the Dallas Cowboys meet the St. Louis Cardinals in San An tonio, Tex. The Steelers already have won their first exhibition atart, while the Cowboys were beaten in a pre season game. ' Two Ga,.,_■ Set\,rdey Two AFL games were on tap for Saturday night. The Denver Broncos meet the eutfalo Bills al Rochester , N . Y., and the Oakland Raiden lake on the New York Titans at Sacramenlo, Calif. On Sunday, tlie lone NFL gam e pits the Washington Redskins on the home grounds of the San Francisco Forly•Niners, while in the AFL, lhe Dallas Teuns play the Boston Patriots at Boston. 1 Both the Boston and Dallas teams of the AFL 11re undefeated ln two exhibition games. pairman Has To Make Your Watch Run Years of Be­ hind The Dllll Experienee Perfeet. PUT YOUll WATCH bJ!lttti; U'P TO US? K&C JEW!L!RS PIion• EAST MAIN STREliT _,,..._......,..- . . . WY-%-3781 -- POMEltOY, OHIO __,...... ,..,...,_.. HAVEN TH EATRE New HoYen, W. Va. Friday and Satnrday - Sho11' Starll At 8:45 Sunday and Monday - Show Siana Al 7:15 FRIDAY and SATUIDAY, AUGUST 12-13 JERRY . LEWIS • " !'t .,,, ;... JN . , - .• .. . . .� �� . ... "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANlT'' ALSO CARTOON CARNIVAL SlliDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 14-15 VICTOR MATURE and YVONNE DECARW IN '"TIMBUKTU" Wlllleu the terrifying Tannlula Torture and many �er ·eu111n, ...n.. from 1h11 smra Detert l'ldare! ;sa FORD - . - - - - - - - $ff& '57 STUDEBAKER · �-•895� '56 CH EVR · LET · . ·, '19. . -• Custom 300 2 Door Sedan. Fordomatlc tra ns. Heater and defroster, Champion 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, heater, ·WS W tires, overdrive traa.-14191,; • va Club Sedan. Standard transmission. I • '56duFOR D · · · � · · · $1495 �54 c:Hviv'ii"oi:'Ef I½ Ton with flat bed. 4 Wa:h ll��•• ,Q� fh• Mldw•y ' ··=>! �E&;::� Delltl!lfully Sercved . llllffbAI'. ADIIISSJON . K::�::,�.:.:.':.'11::• o.. 1.,- 1 3-9 n Daw IM ·It' JOIN OUR SPREAD CUii : I Buddy Moore and Gal')' Stobart each hart a �ingle and double Ron Hindy a double, Sam ClatwOrth)' and Donme r,;elson each sin1lr1. Dau1:htery of NtlaonvJlle had a double and single, and Pancake, a 230 pound, 6-1. J 2•year-old first baseman, doubled. The Middltport All-Start will rest a week, then enter th e Syra. ruse Little League tournament which they also won laat yea r. Middleport 200 ( I I J I I -16 10 1 Nelsonville 030 000- 3 5 4 Bratton and J. Johnson. Shultz and Collins. 4 AT THE SIGN OF CINL �r,:�. ;� . . . SATUlDAY � , """ tte,,o,. ' .. . ' _, . ..., ' 1 '. I I • - - - - - - ' CLIP TH IS COUPON - - - - - - 1 boys al conclusio,;, HARRIS vs COOPIR Pct. GB LONDON UPI � Roy Harris of .1192 Cut and Shoot. Tex., will fight B!i. &78 1 tlsh and Empire heavyweight ,'65 2¾ champion Henry Cooper al Wem.50.II 9 . bleyo Empire Pool Arena Sept. 13. .488 J.l .450 14 .438 18 .390 2 1 • • 11 loston 5 Cleveland 2 w..,,._ K,,.., city Only 91Mel aekectu1N . 9,DO ,l.M.-Ju"81n9 "i�l,ii, . � .. ;�::t-tii"lf· ..... ....... '° �1 "" . �::: L '2 46 4-'7 51 05 08 etl 84 Muffolt '2 n .. _. 7 Washl...,_ at New t,o�· ·.A 1:,L1 ' . ,l./11.�- W 61 63 81 !12 G2 46 46 41 .., ,..!'��..•�1 · · ' ) I Junior fair lducollonol . *l:00 P.M.-fllNNr'1- ,...-llltn Auto Tflrlll Show. 8 ,� AU,. 18th ' 10,00. _ A.M. -'!,dnll!■len -.,.11 � ch■rl"■d at . . ., It Noo�u•I" Pol,- Troct,r •� to 2:00 PnJ 7,,0 P.M.-ludlln1 � � ,:00 P.M.-Jud,lno 4-M. c""'°' 1toc1,1c, •- end . Gihii• llil,ll1IIL �·••,ee-J£al() '12i ID l . TH u'il.S'DJ. _v , WIDMISDAY AU�� l1th I . MhidleP,Ort h•"r arrived in the · finat. over • br1Ula1!t it.ring of vicloriH •klt'd bJ ■ pair of no-hit, lJ()-run pqdp.qa: performances by it4 moun4 44iff. . . GtrX S�Wt omieaed uairuit qay To�ip w(th_ a no-hitter. I lf»)nln1 7-C). He c•me b44 Monday night to beat Meiga Trojans 13-5. ' Mike Bratton eot bJa no-hit, no nm •me a11tnat a 1tron1 Gallipolis tlyb, winning &-0. · Then Stobart �•m e back to 10 the first ■ix inrilnga against stron& Oak HIU Wedneaday nlabt, and Jim Johnton fin. ished the Unal four of a 10-inning duel, winning 3-0. Last night a fter a 1leepy first three lnn1n11 In which N ebonYille shook Middleport fans with a 3·2 lead, Ca11'1 boys came out in lhe fourth inning to puah home 1 1 rqns qn seven bita, tw.o walks, a hil b1tttr, and 9even passed balls at home permittlne runners lo ad­ vance or score. They chased Nel­ aonville start.er J. ShuJll, aon of the mena1er, off the mound. belort set­ tlin1 for a 13-3 lead after lour complete Innings. New York · · · · Baltimore . , . . . Chicago Clevela nd . . . . . Washington . . . Detroit . . . . . . . Boston . . . . . . . Kansai City . . , 3 P;li1, '--Roek 'N Roll "lllincl CDlitut GRANDSTAND ADMISSION FREI! FQ� DAl(TIME EVENTS ON IUQDIE D�T. AMD TRAD£ NOW � ;J J,\�l!e�.. . , _.. ,M... ....., Co..,. , I ,... .Ul' ,.. ..U , "(IL.hf T--1.1.. M) l\''9 1,q111,- ,u.. ,;n,.-,n AI Prl. '"• 4 P.M. - Rocket Collhrinfilg $00 FflE·. ._ Rklll fkL,ts; J i" • . j . Glft _ . · (er liflcates THIJNDERBI RDS r-z,e,as Itit .· , Of their ie, by Pearl Kiser, Wellston recreaflon director and tourney director. ��";::U'7 WEDNESbAY, AUGUST 1 1 -- 2 P.M. -Talent Show Sponsored ltr • Middleport'• Uttle League_ All-Stars won an unprecedented pre..nted gold patches. for eaeh ceremon S,ntine l, 1'1>11'.el'OY-lliddlrpolt, 0., Aut. )2, 11MII WINI l"ARACHUTI !VINT the Rlfil lllpifne. SOf'IA, Bulgana UPI - J im L. ------• Arender of 'l)laa, Oki■ , won the ..L.. ! � IUPIJGCAff • stvle paraehule jumping l'venl of VAT CLWA"I'•the world sty dMn� championNEW YORlt tJPl-Two ·- • sh1p1 Thunday. deanen 111Uocated · 1'11.�,� night in a giant beer vat. Rupl!i,rt PilET Gf.TS IEL T Brewery official1 found the bodNEW YORK UPI - Benny (Kid! les ot Hugo Armand, M, and ;..; Paret of Cuba hu been presented sepb Ptbter, 61, lyi ng inside 0,4 \ with a world welterwei&ht cham- tank which i1 100 feet Iona , 75 pion1h l p belt by Nat io' \e111cher or I reet in diameter and 1 5 reet h tlh. , second stmght champ10Mh1p Thursda y night at Wellston witb a 16-3 victory over an outclassed Nelsonv ille All-Stars. Manager Woody call Jnd his coach, Owen Bralton, were r 4 Big Dilya:f I DallJy Push Home 11 Runs In Big Fourt h To l'in 2nd Straight Championship Bratton, Middl eport pitcher, blanked Nel1tinville the rest ot the way, permlttinc a hannle�s 1ingle With one out in th e botlom of the slxth, whil e over the rout e fan . n"ing 1 1, walking two and hitting on'e. Jerry (Scroo,1e) Vanlnwagen again was the battlna: star. The Jeflfie lder, who bad iced the Oak Hill 1ame with a 2-run hom er in Lhe lop of the 10th, had three lor three, a dou ble and two 1inales. -�--- ---· · By Unit.I ,,.,.. JnfflnJl"Jonal NATIONAL LEAGY• W L Pct. G e Pittsb urgh • • . . 65 •1 .813 St. Louis • • • • • 6Z '6 .G7t ' Los Angeles . • .' !)Iii 46 JJ58 6 Milwaukee . . . . M t7 .148 7 Sao Frandsto · 5l M: ,MO 12 Cincinnati . . . . 47 60 ,439 18½1 Philadelphia . . . 42 65 ,393 23½: Chicago • • • • • 39 65 .37� 25 Thursday'• Rnults St. Louis 3 Pl� 2 (night) 12 lnnil\9' Lot A�• 3 Cincinnati O (night ) S.n Fran,. • Mfhw� (night) Oftl}" � �I� . · •r • '. · Frl�y'• P,olNlbl• Pltehere- !/ Chlcat0 ■t PhHadelphla ' fnftlhtt· -Hobble 1.,15 v1 lltohrtt 1-1 0 St. Loul1 ,at Pitttllu rgh (night) --Olblon 2-3 vs W ltt 1.0 Lot Atlael.- et Clnclnn1tl (nltht�..I• 10-1 1 ff Craig '-1 n Hook 8-12 S.n Francisco It MllwtukM (nltht)-.Mlrlcha l S.O or Senford f.10 'Iii Spahn 1 2-7 Saturchy'■ O.mes C:hlc-s,o .. Phlladelphla St. Louis •t Plthbui'J.h Lo■ A,...i" at C JnclMltl Son F =::;.:� i .,. l• . ..1 :-· KI' ,... ". I • U. t, FALCOHS Olllt ' tlose Oa♦··: 'Sol, BRING YOUR n� .. . .JICE STATION ' I l..ett.lll'll .From Gii� th WALK 01'4 WATER! THIS OIICJ ·f'.ffQ , , I :l· Jgt,r1·r, �;rr ·· ,; =. )leir--.�. Fnld WW WlNTER DISCOUNT PRICES .. ••a pF ,Fi dow� �i�=n ln ffl qj ;,.. Dl'!Ui,Y 4 8\tATS LE" $ MDI 01 IOCOIPl 11111 11tA11 Cll . ·-:w--:--- I 1· \lid POWELL'S Off Rt. 7 . Forflt, Run ROW North of ;.:.,., ,.,.t The only Grueser Owned 8nd Operated Cement Block Company In Melgs- County , DON and KILLY GltUISIR �OSING OUT 1 960 MODELS ,I �- •t ......... F08'$T RUN CIMPJT iL� CO. GOI NG ON or ltelly Tires M'Oi.TA R - ti�MEN T NOW !, �!, w. •ri� r. Delivery Servloee If Desired. GIANT BOAT tr� r,nned 11, 1� two. dsn,PQfl it 8-2. in tile ,tandi",� -· r'1n\�Y 6-8, Racine 2-5 i�d � . ciNClNNATi UPI-The mana• I gers {If the Lpg An1e1,s Dodeera and the Cincinnati Reds were on · ®lice tocfay �at "the fint ap�•.fllnce qi l;-l••l>alllng" will cost their pltclim $80. In a "peai:: Walter and Fred" let�er, N•Uoliat l.Qa111s Preatdent warren otiea acolded the mana· gera •�t tf)O many "charges and countenhar1n ■bout pltc'h­ ,rl lntenuon,JJy tbl'OWing It bit­ ten." W, !n,ite you to stqp in, .a,nd iee t)).e fine qµality ot our blocks. ,; Pi(:+ ,. I ti · �JI . TAl(I ADY.TJ• Of :i:r.i,::-lt".r.ff � ...... ..-. ._..,_.,. ...., otAn .. .u. - 111111N pricl• =r,:;i· ,: = ..:. -r:-·.L. =-=-,- j! I Ail Orden Appreelatec1. - w1e or Small iAlb iii Ufiaib • &OOD/YE4 ·, m� 1CJ!1 .... _,,, . .,.� �LAXI ES - 6 and 8 cylfrder ,. SALE $34.95 ,:;,,W/'J . It hich �I HIIYICI I N-.h Hullibi of lltddl<1>0rl will h111tYe ChiJ'le Of t he 10:43 a. m. wonbiP Hrvicu at the Ra· t1uffcb Sunday. dne MpthCNl.iat ' . . � ' �.}j,�� .... . Guaranteed 5 Years �--;s"]>� . tu· : = wh en Buffitiiton 1inf� and aoor• A.Ured - OTanc- 2-'I. :ed on a w1\a throw to rthl �� Rll ti:fp\ im�rt were Mike Wer• "X; BMlnbach Dave Brown 's trounder to ■hON- '>', )'nri ,rid Dor stop. c9,._ eath .•Jt1i1Je�; K'nl,:t,t a tri• pie . "for )llddleport. Oiler, Dave The P�nlber a coltect� �ore Tb4,Jq!I, Bowle1 and C, � fif\h whe n Stew� �h 11"'1ed w� li e Ander:r ��n ;: w cr 1 g to son bid twq llntles. fnqve4. 'tct i1� o ... . ba n', . n I -""' __,..., i • d 0 p k �IT-ID G� k °!! � � 1 ; � � 1 , .IJ!O t 1e•• .... werrr w1 n tl!lll lJP 000 � • O � an ,..f«I_ on • throw tnto celite/ Ii: ' c. QfO �II 000 1-1 � , second. UPQfl. hil � 0 , 11..nl1ht -(4), Buffington Tom liid�rsor, or MJddle.poff - �. Ande non fanned w11'1\o4 only two In bli � , ,ri llo,;1.,, Slni,; · 3-hlt per/prmlnce. ('J , . · The pme that w■, comRletell · ,· OIi() 0-0 O 3 was won by �lddleport In tho il\,I, tom or the loth when Ger,e W� f20 x-3 3 o , Walk�, Rick Olfel" sacrificed him d l ea. KniJht ft, '11111,-.11111' FAI RLAN E 500'5 - 6 aid 8 cylinder F\111 Ranae Of Slzea . SIi'. [- Worl4!1 irir111 Turn,llleo Prntd Ttr•• SPEED ..... lo 9 . · :1 ��� Portable - Reveralble &IOULA& •. . Example! • •.i•t. · 1t1· •. _.a.&.:.., •.f aa'li ' � FAI RLANES - 6 andl "ylind'er Narrow, Med k.l m and Wlde Tire you can tru•I I -------..----J Sllel 4 •• . . . - � !{er••• - a low priced nT,011 , GE FAN SALE FOR ONE WEEK All FANS GREARY REDUCED • • ·, BASIC WHIT E Federated Circle Meei. • �- Wakingl Eat All YN ll'antt A nlikiou• , JJrocr�n:t. under thi: I diri!CUOl"l of ttl-e llelp Counb M i n l!(ertlil Aiioeiation will open the llt'liBS ·eoUnty P'iir as ha& been the custom for the past few years 'f'he ,pt'OpilTJ thiS y·ear wlU be ht!ld Tbema)', AuBust 18 at 8 p . m. with Dr. Delbert S. Mill s. a s •be1t st,e:fike r: Dr. Mills is a na­ tive of Me ie• County and was 1 born ii li)}l'aaise. Dr. Milla in earlier years of his ministry served sev er:i:1 c?lurei'Jt'li fn Central and South· erfl OhiQ and for '1 years was past»r of t"he Avondale EUB Church, Columbus, better known as "The JChprch of th e Air." The Meli:-• County Ministerial Asapeia tion will also have a tent on the f111irgrounds with a display of Dail y Vaca tion Bible School material from variou1 churches. Fre,: literature will 1110 be dis­ trlbuled by the American Bible Society. T!>, F LA T S • I Fin al Clea rance Sa le ODEL Make-up Game Now ? Middl eport s Summer H igh Pomeroy h url er Terry Knight &hool Leeicue entry retained a pjtchei a no-hit, no. run perform• ! eam� edge �n 1rand�ngs Thllnd1y inc... eve,i,na With a 4-3 win and o-3 lo111 I \ Knight tanned H, walked three lo Pomeroy. and htt 011, batter !n �I� no·hilter. , 'tbt win W8:-9 a ��p}e,tion of all . H e w'aa blowin1 the ball p11t the unbomRlf�d aJ'Ur;t. ;4al)lt t\ft_ had paJte)l Cl}mlsten�y 1 . stnkln&: opt . be n c�l.a a f� ' i?t.er aix: innu1c1. , sfugaer Boone· H m dy three times go n1 to I� llt\\i;,;, 'Mle loil 'l•I , !ln!Jllt, . re ula'tlon 7 IJJl!-1� 1ffalr in which Pl>merof 1ot one in the fourth Wi;.r:,�ram et .r fn els Pome�oy, Middlepurt HS Teams Split Pair Of Gun• Thursday_ I 12 ¢ '" j To'e_ hrit F"t lndians · " TaKe I J 6-5 SPECIAL! 1957 Studebaker .. ·� I Middleport All-Stars Beat Nelsonv ille 16-3 of the Amerlcirn Hockey Lea-sue SIGNS PISTON S Pi\CT in exchange for Pete Conacber, Brad­ r Forme CHICAGO UP1 ley star Shellie McM illon ha& re­ left wing, turned his signed contnrt to plar a third se;ison with the Detroit Nl,MID ASSISTANT COACH Pistons of the Nation al tiasketball AslKK'iation. WICHlTA. Kan. UPI - Leonard Brown hos been 0:ppt>inted asail• . ta n t football _eoach at the Unlverw1req,$ TRAPE CULLEN . Wichita, rep_tacing Dave DE'aTOIT UPL _ Jt.ight Wi ng slty of wk ha� �es1gned to tab Ha_ . Hawk , by d trade s.·rr Culle bas bHp uve pos1t1on. tb"e ielfoft \� 1,fi,i,gs to Buffalo ' an execu Mi .!ifetml fitlfflP TA ffg/4 Hp;,eowifts O Chau·••-eel $1 795 1 957 FORD • .i,•t ■ R·tmg L'�-" 1 959 LARK • • ° A district rneeling for all Sunday School and church officials and ps!lors of the t:l)B cnurches of Distr ict Four North, which in• cludea M e igs Count)', waa held 'l' \Jesd.ay evening at the Dale-Fair­ view Chureh, seven miles eist of Bartlett. Attending from the Enterprt1e t·hu rrh were the Rev. Francis H. Glazier, Eldon Weeks. Mn, 'l'horna, Benti, Misses Elizl&b�th, Helen and Emma Lou Davis and MiSS Gene­ vieve Stobart. 4-Da ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 12, 1960 trans. with 2 speed axle. axle� Ne: $t95 pa '55 FOl{ D - - - - - · · - · *895 '56 FO"R D · .. · · · · · · $ff5 ½ speed Ton Plekup. VB engine, new ring and va Ive job. VB - ½ Ton Express. Automatic transmis 8ion . R. H. Rdwlin gs Sons Co. * * ; DODGE MJLJ, STREIT DODGE-DA.RT DESOTO - ' • f l �• D · yPro Sc / y- dd , 0., Aug. 12, I ' DS I lltt and Mn. t: :00 •:l!i ,, 7:00 1:0 7:30 UL L • frl (Me On Ii Gu11t Star NeWI 12: I: I: I: 1· 1:00 :00 3: a:11(1 .,., • 3,35 (or di ,..-tw111 up und I u· l!:1 U: I I j 11: 11:30 u,llo 111 N .. S110 TV Channel 8 ncer, • ck Gold' in Par . an • for t o pre-a ool, on o moda• I ln x 668-8, % The Po LOST n 1nd NII lclnlty of dlntCf'flkReMI 0 (2) LIO CARTS I Al n c R and Furn ure Pho e WI 9-88 Ra -l0-6tp ·- ·-c:-:::-::::-..c=-:::---;·-r, FOR TR.Al L RS j ',,so . .ob Mr. Lucky P·30 H e Gun, W!. .b:00 Gun,m Not FQ? I: 11 O' loclt N Th E •• Tn I 'ngsYH ,o, o Up To Miu ster 1e R v. W ard WllcOJr. Or .B< :.ert, l"lc the Na on FYI Cent " :i ' ·.( ,, . ,I ,11 n other uler a.nd his ES 11.00 talnera. Da Salser, good con 8- -3tp. CA oy, 0 lo. n Mr. nd Mrs. Lowen family_ spent the week end w ,. 3pcnt Mil , lorn�•• F�er· . and Mt1. ------ NAN r. .. ' �• D · yPro Sc / y- dd , 0., Aug. 12, I ' DS I lltt and Mn. t: :00 •:l!i ,, 7:00 1:0 7:30 UL L • frl (Me On Ii Gu11t Star NeWI 12: I: I: I: 1· 1:00 :00 3: a:11(1 .,., • 3,35 (or di ,..-tw111 up und I u· l!:1 U: I I j 11: 11:30 u,llo 111 N .. S110 TV Channel 8 ncer, • ck Gold' in Par . an • for t o pre-a ool, on o moda• I ln x 668-8, % The Po LOST n 1nd NII lclnlty of dlntCf'flkReMI 0 (2) LIO CARTS I Al n c R and Furn ure Pho e WI 9-88 Ra -l0-6tp ·- ·-c:-:::-::::-..c=-:::---;·-r, FOR TR.Al L RS j ',,so . .ob Mr. Lucky P·30 H e Gun, W!. .b:00 Gun,m Not FQ? I: 11 O' loclt N Th E •• Tn I 'ngsYH ,o, o Up To Miu ster 1e R v. W ard WllcOJr. Or .B< :.ert, l"lc the Na on FYI Cent " :i ' ·.( ,, . ,I ,11 n other uler a.nd his ES 11.00 talnera. Da Salser, good con 8- -3tp. CA oy, 0 lo. n Mr. nd Mrs. Lowen family_ spent the week end w ,. 3pcnt Mil , lorn�•• F�er· . and Mt1. ------ NAN r. .. ' �( ' • ' • < .4up,I • Fann Bw-Nu Coundl No. 3A met with Wilber Parter for their .. .Au1u1t meetl nc with four famil­ ia anawerinc roll call. The even­ inJ waJ spent socially with n• freahmenli of home md<:! ice CN!:am and cake. Meetin1 Held - � .. . ... ..:JOa-•< ..- '.£ "'"�•• w••·---� - . . • •I. -·­ · I 4 t I - .,.:iit . ;pl) ; .. . --....-............. , . --• T• • ...- ••• -- • • • • •_. .. , ____�•�•,... , , . _ ,. .... ,---------. Around And 8-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Aug. 12, 1960 Youth Revival Service Held Past Councilors Hold Bridal Shower For Miss Esther Hoy,es Wednesday Night At Bradbury About Middleport l e n Gra ndparents are Mr. and !'if rs . 1 The a nn ual Meigs County Yout b1 M iss Esther Hayes, whose marria ge to M r. James Ridenour Hev1val, ty PR DDla HOUDASIUL T sponsored b.Y the youth w Scott, Mi.nenYtlle 1nd Mr. ; John 7:30 p.m. at the Lhe Churches of Christ of the counwill be a n event. of Saturday August 13 ' at . . a nd Mrs. C. R. Wiae of Miami, I ' ' honored with a [!IISCellaneous Mr. and Mrs. Willillm Tillett and Ch ester M e t hodist chun::h w as n F. Baily of MinJoh ty, wu well attende d at the Tue,. Fla. Mn. shower W ed n esda y evemng whe_n the Past C ouncilors of Che s- day ev en in g service, held at the' son, Tom, h a ve returned to their ersville and Mrs. Earl Scott .:if Dinner Party Held home in Akron after spendins the Sugar Grave are great '"andmonradbury church of Christ. Mr. and Ml'$, T. A. Downie en­ �e r Council Daughters of America met at the lodge hall. we ek end with Mrs. T i llett's mothA short business session was held which opened with scrip­ The serYice i5 held at a different er, Mn. Mabel Sanborn and Miss thers. _______ tertained with a din ner Wedn es­ tl..ay evening at their home, 1-tigt..st. ture readm(: tahn from Psalm tl7 ence Neuttling, Mra. Henry Eich· eYening with De an Ress Sanborn. Jean Berry, who TO HOLD WlliNIR ROAST Preae n t were Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ by Mrs. t-'loyd Ridenour , president . mgn, Mril, Eldon Kraeutl:lr, Mrs . church each Marshfield as the, v1s1led a t the Sanburn hom e last Th e Homebuilders Clase of lhe bert Shultz, Candice, Nancy Jam• followed by the Lord's Pnyer and Eddie Hartung, Misses Le,ja Mae .\t i lls of New pastor weck, returned to Akron with !he Bradbury Church of Christ will elist . Ralph Humble , evang Pledjle lo th e t'lag. and Eric of Columbu1. Mh. C. E and Dolores Kr a euter, Mrs. John of the Bradford Church is th e so ns Ti l l e tts. hol d a wi ener roa st al the Brad Afler Milis Hayes opened her W. Downie and thr hoat and hos­ rs. Lelah Whi tlach a nd Mr. and bury Hayes, Mrs. Buel Rldt nour, MiFs­ lender. 'M Grade Scl.ool on Saturday, taken were leu and sons. Charles a nd Al len. m a ny gifts, pictures !'!'lrs. Will iam Yea uger of Kent August 13 at . - -- of her a11d her gift!. Miss Hayes Hay es, Mrs. Be aver, Mrs. Torrence 6 p. m. F'or Tuesday's servke Mrs. W'h. ca me last Friday to visit with their ---,-,-----,.,.-and three guest s, Mrs. El iza beth --1 inv ited the group to allend the Wickham, Donald Eiching e r and .bur Pierce was accomp,a nist Each moth er, Mrs. C. E. Vance . Mrs. return Sunday with. her busbtn d w�ding. host church furnishes the accom• Whitlach returned lo K e nt Sund ay and the Charlea Bennetts to M.ld· .\1ary Bing. panisl for th e service at their morni ng but the Ye.auge rs re main- d le porl and then on t.o their home Pomeroy. Ohio kc cretun , c;ake iced 1n white ed !or II longer -v isll. church. rosebuds red in Columbu1. with and deconkd Miss Sharon Jonts will hf in M rs. ChJrlea P. Wllllam1r undt.r TONIGHT 11nd the 111script1011 "Congratul a­ Last night serY ies were h e ld at Athens severa l days this week. · uons Esther and Jim" 111 pink, &nd 1 w e nt suraer)' T h ursday at Pleas"OUR MAN IN HAVANA" ight the Rutland church and ton H. N. Swift, who was admitted ant Valley Hospital and is reErnie Kovac11 - Burl Ives koolaid were served hy the hostess• they will move to the Zion church. to Holzer Hospital this we ek for cov e ring. Visiting at the Wil Jiams • SATURDAY es, :1frs. Henry Ueaver and Mrs. rhe rlosing serv i ce will be held at tre atment is reported to . be rer-.v. home whil e ahe i.a hospitalized is Roll and Torrence. "THIS REBEL BREED" Pomeroy Churth of Chri8l. the to be his brothe'r, J. L. Williams of ering nicely and expects Mrs. He l en Rita Moreno - Mark Damon Attending were William L. Vori3, 26, or Log I I he services begin al B p. m. and home th is week. ' Tol e do hi, "brot her-in-law- and s.is- also Wol fe, Mrs. Willoughby Hill, Mrs. ha'i accepted 1he call Lo serv e a., die public 1s invit e d. Mr. and :.ire. Rotlney Downi n g re- tCr of 'columbus, Mr. and Mn. J_ "THE TIIHEAT" Rois Clel,rnd, Mrs. Oscar Weber. i;astor of St. Pati l Lut heran Church l lll'ned 1'u e11day evening from a J. Hin es an d hi• sister Mr1. Son• Robert Knapp - Llnda Lawson Mrs. Ho bart Newell, Mrs . Ella Han­ in Pomeroy and St. John Luthera n week'• vacation al Eagl e 's Nest ora- Phillips of Gallipolis . NOT OPEN num, Mn. Milo Big)(:s, Mfs. Mabel Church at Pine Grove. Lake In Minnesota. Mrs. R. R. I Mrs. Ha n ley Cone, ■ister of Va n Meter, Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mn. Auvu ■t 14 Thru S.pt. 3 A graduate of Capltal UniYersity Johnso n a nd _t�ree d aughte�, who I Mrs: Wllllam Slater and her dau• Mal'lon Wood, �tt:rs. Pea rl Koblenu, COMING SEPT. 4-5• had been visiting there with Mr. ghte r Vickie of Columbus are Mrs . He nry Spe11cer, Mrs. Norman and th. e Evangelical Luth ern Se m­ "WHO WAS THAT LADY" al inar, he is sening this summer and HI'S. R . . R. Johnson . Sr., re- visiti ng wltb the William Slaters ms, a Ad Fannie Mrs. Frederic� Tony Curtis - De an Martin tur ne� to Middl eport with the and at the hom e of their parents, I Mn. Curtis Frederick. Mrs. Cl a r- Boston C i ty Ho8 pit.al. He pl a ns to ' The re gular month ly meeting of Dowm n�s, finish his work th e re in the next Mr, a nd Mrs. Fred Clbeen or . Mid• few ,u:e ks and will be ordai ned at the Missionary Circles of the �r■. fbelm a Pr�tt wi ll � eave o n At hens hile Mr. Cabee n Js a 1 w his home church in Logan, Se pt. 11. dleport Y.-irst Baptist Church will Friday (or a week s v acation from patie n t i n the St. Joaep h Hoapi- · He will a�s11m e his pastora l du­ be he ld this coming Tuesday. Two her empl oyi_ncn� at _the K�sler tal. Mr. Ca been had recovered ] . ties here tn Pomeroy shortly ther1!• of the groups wi l l have picniu at P la n t. She will v_mt w1t1_1 a frie nd, enough 10 be return ed to his after, lhc Hact date not h a ving 6 p. m. The Dorcas Circle wil l meet Mr� - EYeJyn � liman, m Som ers home sometime ago but upon be­ at lht! Road11id(! P.irk for the lr pot been �cl. oint, New J e_rsey, � nd pla ns Lo comin g worse at h is home he was luck picnic and the Love.Joy Circle :�nd som e time in N ew York return ed to the hospital last l.' n t i l 1 h;\ f tune St Paul ,111d St. I fohn L•.. 1 he1 ·in Churches wil l con . will go to the home of Mrs. Cecil City. Thursday. Mr. and Mn. George Bradbury for theirs. Members of M �a . Joh_n Fultz and . �aughter, Cab ee n of Colum bus are expected 1 inuc 1 0 be �c:·v. d l)y gu est paston bot h circles are to bring th e ir fa• An i ta Mane and son, .,• .arc, wen t lo arrive tomorrow to be with the 1 J1ruu1:l1 l hc orficc of the Ohio Dis­ vorllc covereU dish. and table ser• to Iro nto n }'.estcrday_ lo sp en d the family whi le Mr. Cabeen is ill. tricl at Col1 1 r,:bu11. Sam G. Wieder- vice. :,rte e k end with her sister a nd famMr. and Mrs. John Terrell snd hold, Jr , scmmary stud e nt from dy, Mr. an d Mra. Harold VogelColumbus, will .iierve as guest pas• At 7:30 the Elect a Circl e ' wm son and dauahter, Me l i nda Ann. children John and Chrl8ti ne or Oak Ridge, Tenn., came yesterday tor this Sunday, Aug. 14. Sunda) 111t·ct at th e hom e of Mrs. Howard Sh ea will be accompanied home on to spend the weekend - with tJ r. the d n a e Avenu Second S. on School is at 9:30, i,,, m. and worship West :u n day by Mn._ . Vog leso n e a nd and Mrs. c. o. J,'is her. Alao Yisit­ senice a t I0:30 a. m . Priscill a Circle will mee t at the augh ter for a vis1_t. i ng t he Fishers are Kathy and home of Mrs. Ch a rles Vroman. M r. and _ �rs. Wil bur Parker of , Mike Moore, childre n of Mr. and Ch ester visited yesterday a fter- Mrs. Haro ld Moore (Rose Mary Returfl From Camp noon with Mn. Harold S1m,e r and Fi,her ) . Mr. and Mrs. Moore are Rev, aud Mrii. Francie H. Gl azier d au1hters. Mrs. Parker will re, in Pittsburgh on b usi ne18 return ed home 'Monday from the place Mra, Sau er on the teaching Stoulllvil l e camp 1round, where Mrs. Ben Phll,op and 8�n Rush staff at .Rutland High Schoo l thi8 were in Colum bus Tuesday com­ th ey attended th e EUB ch urch l,t I. camp meeting the pas t two wee ks. . pleting pla ns for Ruab.'1 en trance M r, an d Mrs . Oa v1.d O �rst, Jr. re, at Ohlo Sta le. Gu e sts or the G lazi ers during 1'he a nnu.il Blrda Warner reul�· ently rcturne� from Lima where their s� a y were Mr. a nd Mrs. Gi l­ Mrs. Nari Moore a nd Miss Fran­ . bl'rt Ed�bert and so n , Richard, Mr. ion w11s held Sllnday, August 7 at � eY_ vl1lt ed wllh thetr �on and ces Rouah left Wed nesda)' for amaly, Mr. a nd Mr_s. Bill Darst Virginia Beach where they will and Mrs. Charles Te mple and Mr, Ta r Hollow St a le P a rk. A basket / nnd aon, Je ffrey. Bill Darst ha• visit with the former's brother and Mrs, Earl Shue y Or Colum bus, dinner was served at noon. Those attendi ng were Mr. a nd bee n emp loyed ali i n.11trume ntal Mrs. Thom as iBenU::, Mrs. Robert Washington. Mr11. Herma n Warner and mm1ic �acher at th e Perry Town. Claude nd a Devis and daughters a nd & group Mrs. Charles Searls and dau­ erandso n . Mark: Mr. and Mrs. Jack .shlp H1&h School for the coming of tbe En lerprlee YF me mber&. ght er, Betty Lou Harris a nd Mrs. Wa rn e r, Ma rgie, Richard GordolJ; sohool year. Searl's nleee Li nda Gidden, who Mr. a nd Mrs. t,rthur Nease , 8111)' Mr. an d Mrs. Edward Stiles and has been vlsiung here for ■everal Women, and Children's and Becky; Mr, 11nd Mrs. Da le War. fa mily, Nina, Kay and Roger, ape n t n ne r, Ann elle, Connie, JIii; :dr. and the p,st week,e nd with relatives l n weeks we t to Orlando, Fla., to to h er home . When Linda return Mrs. Ted Warner and Patricia, Mr. Warren and Clevel a n_d. . they arrived her moth er, Mrs. a nd Mrs. Lorenzo Da vl1', M11. L,o!.I Mn. Lauwrence Bing received Jimmy GJddolUI w11 ill and hospi­ Thompson an� Gl na Marie, �- word of the death of h er cousin, U llz:ed a nd Mrs. Se■rlea remain­ d Mrs. Scd Mphle r, Mr. and M�11. John C. Cauftnan of Gilllpolla. H omer Goodw i n and Leta LYM , She and Mr. Bing will attend the ed to a ilt in her care Mrs. C harles · Swanson Mr. and r. and Mn. John Mohler, Jaye, (undra l services ANY 2 PAIR Slill urday at and childre n, Susan and Michael Joyce , John and Je n nifer, Mr. anfi 1 p. m. at the Wet herholt Funvi■ited oYer the weeke nd wilb Mr. ANY 2 SIZES Mrs. John War ner. a nd �llary, .foan 1 eral Home. and Mrs. Carroll Swa nson and John, Gl ada, Dana, Gary, Terry, Rep. and Mr1. George �el nhart fami ly. They came especially t,:, a ll of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Eddie Victori a 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sharp vinyl seats. Extra nice and gra nddaua:�ter, She rri Mayer Gipson, Mr. and Mrs. John Brogan, left th!, mor�mg for Colnmbus return their eon David, to their inside and out. home In Mar)'svi ll e. He bad be�n , Mr. and Mrs. Sam ue l 1-{arp le y a nd where Mr. Mem hart will attend here with hia grandparenls Io, Vk Mrs. M a ry Amoa, Mr. a nd Mrs. committee ,neeti nMs or the State Wick Uarral, Mr. a nd Mrs. Uo bert Le1J1lalure a nd Mrs. Meinhart a nd th e pH t week. Jo hn Fisher left yesterday for 4 Door Sedan. A beautiful car inside and out. Dixon. Sherri wJU vl1it with Mr. and Mrs. Newark where he h81 accepted Mr. and idrs. Howard Carl, Mr. Joh n Mayer. The birthday of o� Ma■ter Jo hn wlll be celt! brated on. employmen t at the Aluminum a nd Mrs, J l erher1 Johnson, 1111 pla nt 4 Door Sedan. Immaculate. Power steering and brakes. Columbus, Eddie Prlcc, Lc nworth. Saturday at the Maye r home. IT'S Push button shift. One careful owner. Ohio and guests Shi el a Hicks of Mra. Clara Dllgard who is here romen1y and Husscll RIiey, Chilli visiting with re latives and friends rnthe. w,a the dln ner Q:uest of Mrs , Ar, Showroom clean. Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. One lh ur Skinner a nd Mrs. Dave Middleport carerul local owner. Farmer Thursday eve ning. IJirtlultty O/,.erved POI Warren Be nnett, Columbua, •�­ lrls L)'nn Pigott celebrate d her rived yeaterday to spend the nlg ht fourth birthday with her grand­ wit h hls pare nt1, Mr. and Mn. 1 Le&s ihan l lf,000 careful miles. Dynallow drive. Almost mother, Mrs. Roy euah with rour like !he day it was sold. liltl e cousi ns helping her. They C h arles Be nnett and lhla morn ing USE OUR LAY-AWAY were Ma ri lyn McI ntyre, Carole, tie and hl.s pare nt& left for Vine­ land, N. J,, where th ey will Donald, and Martin Dush. ■pend the weekend at the home 4 Door and 2 Door Hard Tops . Choice of two of the finest of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gardner. Fords made. Exceptional condition. Power .steering. Mrs, Warre n Ben neU a nd sons Steve ■nd Chuck have bee n t here Middleport vt1H1n1 with h er parent, and will 4 Door. A beautiful car lnalde and out. Dynaflow drive. One careful owner. n h n -------MEIGS THEATRE I New Pastor Accepts Cal/ To Pomeroy ! Circle Meetings To Be Held Tuesday Ev,ening I. i Annual Reunion Held Sunday At Tar Ho/1,ow BUY FROM Blaettnar's F'or A Better. Buy 1 956 FORD V8 Fairlane · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,095 1 956 CHEVROLET V8 Bel Air · · · · - · $1,195 1 957 MERCURY Montclair . . · $1 ,495 1 958 liUICK V8 Hard Top (pe. · - · · $1 ,895 ! - 1958 BUICK VS 2 Dr. Stclan - · · · · · · · $1 ,895 1 957 FORD V8 Falrlane 500 - - - · · · $1 ,395 SCHOOL SHOES 2 pr. $!.00 ru Roush's Shoe Store Name Brand Merchandise B EC KY'S I �A�! LAN D FURNITU RE . , . Plctut'N lelow 11 Our New S.l'Ylce 11,111,llflt · . . . . . . . . · : · $1,295 va Door. One of cleanest cars on the lot. Power : 1 956 OLDSMOBILE · Hard Top 4 steering. Hydramatlc. One careful owner. Pickup. A beautifu l streamlined truck. Spotle"" Inside and out. •., '---.-----------­ ,.-uau OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. · ltfan11 More SAT• ILAETTNAR'S "Frvm 8.,.._ 'h Baleb" \ , ' 'P0¥lROY,OtUO I I · , Mow · $ 1 699 1 956 CHEVROLET BEL A I R 4 DR. One local own er ,end extremely clea n interior. Beautifu l cro­ cu11 yellow and laurel gree n fi nish. Like new tires. Factory air conditioned. V8 motor. Poweri,:lide , power steeri ni and br&k e.s. Radio e nd be ater. $1 295 ' NW B d B To Meet On Monday -- I ------ - -- M.,_ber Federal llepollt lllauruee POIIBIIOY .c;or,enllta lllftANJ> .. ' , r • How H•t Y� , H1!11!11 oi lroocler HOIIIII OM s.... r RUTLAND 'FU RNITU RE • Ki -•_c1o •_ � 1' J ll'fill J_ Be Held n-Ja'l&r� 0 1P IIJ;J , JT ...;_ ·_ -' � ,.• ;area. . /,: ,_ t ' . '' ' ., , I ' Mother Placed Under•' Arrest I been h ave Two 1elloWlhlps Ohio Unlvenity° Pl! fe11or1, Dr. Willilllll D. Stniua and . n,. Ch orlea A. Randall. Dr. . Smitb · J&.. tall:int· up ortanlc c!,1emi11::t)' research Sept 1 •t TttXH Christi.an Univenity at Ft. Worth, Te:Ut: under a 81'anl from the Robert A. Wtleb Foundation, Houato�, Teu.1, and Dr. Randa ll wlll leave No,. 80 for · an eia:ht -weeb tour of uni-ver■itiu and la­ bora_totleJ under an Or1anbatlon for Buropean Economic. , Cooffra• �uon 4en,lor Vilitlng ' Fello"ahl.P, ,tudy�ni cosmic nya and bilh putlcl• pbyl!011, ' , ' ' ·••ra:t , · ' Jl�Pll. J�ILjiD ,· -� - •.- . Hiked In rder BY Slat.e sopt. O � · I Dd I I • "'-'-w.,,:o...,,:;.-L""-' PVT. HAY-N ·•• '.. Pvt. Lew,..._ M• ....,.,,.,., Mn of Mn. Genwt Hayman, aot. tom, hat r.tvrnN to camp In OIi..,_ homa •fhr -,.ndl119 • 10-aey lNwe at hclcM. . Pvt,. Heyman . will . lie fMA for eilthl WNfU tlkiftt Ill eclo v•nced 11.0IH'M In hNYy enm...,. Followina this trel111111 he will .. to Gerl'Mn) fot twll une ,-n. l: 0 · f c Names h . TO save His Son et1d► of" but n_othinJ ■eemed to work. Then two oeurologi,ts suggested t.bey teal the girls blood for barbiturate1 tncu - and tbe bunch paid off. \ . ., . . . 1 D oc �rs said th� 00nd1 Uon wu no ,. L 4ijJco� lfJ(mer because of I thc!re - are literally thousands tests and the firla were given te&ts bued on tlletr symptom s. Their symptoma did not point lo barbiturat�." Pohce also pondered Wha l charge, to file if t.tiey found out who , ,.85 giving them the drugs and .. w... ...., . ------ A committee of.,:tbree wll"llamed from tbe Middleport Chamber of Comerce FridiaY ni&bt to wotj witb Prof koidolpll FranlliO� · lliaal,_U,,. U'enity, who ii autdini. .a Muter Plan study for the lliddlfpOrt-Pom-AA_ .. ..., : !�eac::,:;:: : ui both Cham• � Praident Edilon Baker" nunll!d. Charles Clarkson, Bernard Fl.tltz. G erald Preston and kaJ OI' Kenoet h McEJbinney t.o the committee. • w1'th a p omeroy They w1- 11 wora group named to work toward the ume objectiv e. John Werner, secretaey, reported 48 paid membenhipa for tbe ne w. Chamber year, and that progreu is being made on the project to repair lhe river doc-kl. A letter of. protrst was ordered written to tlut S tate Highway Department on the s t.a te 's inte nded a bandonment of th e Middleport Roadside Park. · Memben discuased lhe Chriltm as promotion program for Mid­ dleporl merchants. It wu suggested that local a:arden and olher clubs may be i n lereated In beautfying window-, of local emply store building& m the buaineu secUon,,. as · a part of th i■ promotloa. SQUAD CALLED I , e mer11eney The Middleport 1 t And D" ■quad wll! called at 2:45 p. m. T 18 � P• · �D f yesterday to tbe Sportsman·, Bar . on Locust St., to adminiater to Planned lJy Scout& Nei11hborhood 1, Girl Scouts, Helen Langhorn who was suffer1 inc fainting ■pella. Dr. McGowan will have a tent and di1p1Ay at was called and relieved t he squad. the Meigs Co\llity Fair next 'lteek, -------located nnt, to the new. Junior ,Fair bulldin �. Scout craft )¥Ork: LIC NSI ISSUED · . A m uriage license had been ls- I will be on d�spla.y. • aued in Probate Court to James , The commlttl:f! membera . ID Taylor, 35, lilborer, Middleport, charge of th e displ,Q" are Mume a nd · .Virlinia Grogan, SO, pia no I �n old, _Sarah Moore, Vilora. Col• teacher, daughter of Mr. and Mr1. hn s, Alice Globobr and Phyllis· · Hackett. Frank Grogan, Middleport. MOSCOW UPI-Oliver Powers b.tbet of U•I pilot Francia G. ,�"1>; i>rob -., i n tear, le> I day bl' llb. appeal to Premier Nildlfi .Khru1bchev to aave U too. Powen Aid be would 1111: for an in tervie,w with the Soviet Premier on Mo nday. "I appeal to Mr. Khrushchev aa one father to anot her for the sake of my boy" Power�, tears slreaming down hls face said at an emotion-packed new; conference. "I am sure any ot her falh er and mother would do lhe same th1ng." MAN FINED "Pow ers and his :,;'ife . arrived In a ■e lll.on or County court this here_ �ly tod ay, hopl!lf:: a nd morDinJ, Wendell Barrett, La.ngs. pJ11y1 ng ,for � happy outcome to I ville , was fi ned $ 1 0 and costs on a tbeir son I trial on spy charaes, j state patrol charge of driving which be�ns . here next we�k. without an operator'I license. 1b e Virgi nia shoe repairman WH reluctant at first to read to MelGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL newsmen . his apptal to_ Khrush Admitted: Sheila Longenette, chev, which he had written on 1 etle Reedsville Robert Wh ' te i , •· hotel itatlonery lo be sent direct • Sy�use )y to ihe Soviet .premier. Disch�ed : Sam WIUiams, Rut• He began sobbmg soon after h e land . ________ had l!ltarted tn read the appeal. ° Paat ChieJ• M• • 'Arrangement Of The Week' Competition I I ________ I I ■ • g October I Bank Unfolds Plan For Creativ e Contest Beginnin I Mrs. 8 n 5 a e fo �t : e"::!e: :1�/�:!� � r\ �w12 meeUn1 lilt nilbt Ii\ the b111t er show will be h eld a rter Oct. which 11 ourlna: C01t1;pletioa · of ab I 1, 1981 at the bank, when in vi• Jnt.erl� lli('l e:delot ren:1odel1Dc dual cash prir.es of $10, � •nil project. }Je · i · .turn intlodueed $3 wlll be awarded. Last eveni ng a n arrangement Gene Orate . -,rhom�'"'::�.l credited N1se8 from the garden of Mrs. of h · 11JIC4tftlni:1 ilie 'Ul'8. ,,f. �ll• wit I , Weber wa� displayed to J•mea n of p-e• 1arde dtin,1 ch1ba la tJM. flower, ,R,anaam111t ah ow tt.e participati ng clubs the cont.eat ' , · ... , Jtt' _ :<� ' · 1;n■nner thf'ir arra ngement will , . epeclal cornet of (be blnk'a be uaed. A At the cloae of the e,•enlng j lobby-,. will Mt nide tor' flowI ff dl1play1, .Eacbi club will bave refreshmen ts of cookies, punch I chaqe of the "COl'ller" fQt a and min ts were served by Mr8, week once each teUOn ,nd ,paay Ed.tar Reynolds, Mn. Kennet h place 111 n�ny arrangement, there McElhlnney and Mrs. Allen Jen­ ki naon. Mrs. Mildred Swiaher a that week u It may deilre. , Color j,botas will ),;I tabn' of represe nlative of . the Chesh ire all arrangements 1m:l judpd by club, WH presented wi t h th e a competent. out■ld, e;:pen · Tit door prile wblch was • gardenia a:arden club member i makint, �fl cor111e . ..Aho r,Uendln& were Mn. Jolm arnatement of Ui, week . will receive II print o! the plC,:1ire, lble, �Odwood Club; Mn. Stan• ant_.lht three � .alTJi;i�t.a : Iey Shiver, Way1ide Club; Mrs. v,n,_ ... , Gr.re.n Stansbury', Middleport at ·tne �4 of the Cf!!ve l,)lbu � tltlll, fllO atid• • I Cl•b; Lelah Jane Powelt New ae:��v!m:f' ��cle:b.�:r: I I' • I II 1h 1J �Ton bt >'N:t'· ' .' ', . To? t�:e ::• .i�: ;.!•�!� �mmittee ;:'!, MOd1cal ·Ceoter aaid they were "uallled." Tiley, ,aid lhey hid On 'P'JaU I -�' tried every tesl ")"OU could tbin,k IJ//ork " ·AsiIIJS__ Dad Niki.ta :! • • i nvy Miller, C hester C l u!L Robert C1rnaday Week" contest which is expected .r Havep Club; MnMn. Harold Lohse, AmateurMrs. Leand s e Charl Rutland Club; to provide memberS of area garden clubs with opportunities wia, Mn. Roy n ers Club and Garde T. Mrs. Club; Trail dina: n Wi · ?bJ·ectiv e of A. Hennepy, Twilight C1ub: Mrs. , Holter, Meigz; County Contact · d to express the1r lo dispIay creaUve talen I an : . more beautiful llving1 wiU start next Oct. 1 , spon..;ored by the ! Che.ster weaver Nehacli,na Club; Cbairman. -- ----Cltitena Bani< of Mldnleporl. . -- __..: , CUI .ltffer>; 8,neuse; wu l•il• u e current � of f...,,,. lc,lurelf from the air· In br'l>eJ � f ILYSn:R-Y FAJU!-::'.,-,Abo..e lhe.J'ut . 'lfl ldel!Uf,'ll If tlley c':/.. anil Ille owner may llect v ln . liliea over M'efp County. 'lliililiii'l"ite lulealloli':"°He Selllir, �IM'banlo-at, Poat,roy. , l)' llai TIie have a k? print'� l'IIIIUDI tif£lc111M1f ,� J11 Couto� C,:� . :.,::,.rlO ";,._•·:llJ�:,t... "'. -o. · u2 Pilot -: •-;:"';.,""' ,1c An "Arrangement of the ' · · • ··: , J:��� �-=e,u��=�••:1 1 CLEVELAND UP1 - Police hne placed the mother of the "Sleeping Be.a"t)'" .sisters under tttbnical arre,t. at St. Ann ·5 HOs. pitat here. Sgt Norma n Ferris said today Mn. Vintent Fratantonio, 29, was placC!d ttth :1kaUy under .arrest to j c 1 h ai le :u3!�io :i� :; :h�u:e� ��� t�� YO�ng daughters were giv,n drugJ to induce sleeping comas. ' L BUS UPI A. wa rd - -'l:4:l appwin• •OO UM11l1te Insurance Stowell, tendent, Friday denied i.n ippllcati,on.. �or 'f 28 per cent h ike In hosp1taf 'huurance rates Sl>Ugb t by Hospital Care Corp. of Southweatem Ohio. iBut h e approved a 19� per cent hike in rates for nearly 1.5 million Blue Cl'Osl 111er1 In H Southern Ohio counties. Stowel l said tbat he ,objected to Hospital Care'a propoaed 5 per t ent increaae ln ratn for better acc<!mmodations and a 3,.5 per cent h ii:e for more hospital beda. -,--,--,AltRl!T MDI Middleport police have .reported I the. arreat laat nl1bt of David / McClune, Killenpor\ .iharted ME Tl G CAL �b wlth havin& j defec:Uv.1 mulll.er. Henry :en : J c�airma n 1 � ·• . He wu relelied u nder � band m r ecut mi for a hearJni i n ma)'or'a wurt �c oc ���:: ; n ���C: Monday evenin&. that �� �or Tue-sd:y. Aug. ;0 at 7 .. 'ln p. m. at the Sttond W ard Fire Ho use in Pomeroy · The Past �ief■ Olub pt · tbe Meip Temple Pythlan �ilten will MOTION OY&RRULED meet Monday al 6 p. m. at tht! A motion for a n.ow tria l in tbe home of Mu. Georae Child■ 1ft Mid• 1:lleport for their annuaJ p0Uuek caae of La Wrence Smith , Cheat er, pltnlc. versu 9 Ruda Durst, Portland, has . been overruled in an entry signed j brina Membera are requeated to their own table ■et¥1t!EI ind a Jilt by Judg e John c. Bacon and filed • · i n the Clerk of CourLR office. for th e games. A KRON, 0. lJPI - A coal truck driv er told police today he can JdenUfy Uie driver of a car he towed out of the mud near the po nd where the body of 1-year-old JoAnne Starcher Wall found. 'th e truck driver appeared at po, lice headquarte rs Friday night, 19 authorities sought to u ncover fresh clu e s i n the kia naping death of t h lt curly - haired, blue - eyed infa nt from her home here. The driv er said he hell)ed pull a car out of muck near th e pond Wed nesday n ight, not Car from the 1pol where the sexual ly-moleated child ' s body was fou nd 1'hurllday ni11h t floating face dow n. . . Tt{o men - atea 18 a nd .21 Mr. Jaccaud b la 1urvived y h is were being queationed by police i n the bizarre t,dnap-murd er whic h wlfe, three dau1h tera, Mra. Wan ls one of the most brutal crimes td Costell, Columbh1; K r1, Geor• Zia Webb, Ostra nder, 0., and Mrs in Lhls clt)"s h ialOry. Jl;)onna Webb, n. Pierce, Fla. aurvivine are three 1tep1chter1 and a 1tep1on, three Canteen Returns To thfn, Wilkie and D,le, both o Delaware; Win of Wadnrorth, Racine Tonight ; and •�WO 1later1 Mr■• Ida GerTh e Trl.-Cou nty Teen Canteen an, Clareton, Pa., Mr■. Lea h . wlll move back Into the Am�rlcap UliOp Hall at Racine, SaturdaY Sanderson, New, . South \Vales, irandch&ldnn night to sta1e a "Reeordvllle'' rte- .A u ■ traUa : el.lht ord hop, 7:30 P, m. to 11 p. m. 11nd five Jrqt a:randcbUcken, M:r. J'aecaud WH a " reuted A hayride will be held at 9 p. m. with the first 20 couples arrlvJ nJ phimber an d a native of Raeine. at the ila nu bel n1 tbe one, to cc,. He h•d· ntlred trom a plumb• on the ride. The event ii 1p: rm8ored ing bU1lnflN Ii\ Colymbul and bad by the Ladies Au•illary of the le- lived at Racine linee hlll l'itlre-ment. gion. ___ Two Fellowabip11 Are Awai-aro 1'0 Oll llfen awarded to, ii:.._...t&· 1 0��� :·:t!:, :: Dill IOUtheul In No�':"councy, · p ct 1ald impld � ,the ctnb leli ' , I • two d,moll1bed Cln 100 ipart on oppoLlit.c sides of � the . ,.ad. ., !uriefill' ael"Vicea will be held Monday at two e'cl at e B n tt Br n Furl � I o - I -th o:ra;.;e, °o�. for ::mer � Jae�' �a 110, 60, Racine, who w11 killed , in t. one-car accident Tliunday nigh t near We■lon , W. Va. Buria! wlll be made In the Oak Grove cemelery at DeI ■ware. Mr. Jaceau d wa, a p111e nger in a car driven b)' Mn. C. O. Seaton of Wlsconaio, a lli ster-l n-law of Mrs. Jaccaud. Mr. and Mrs. Jaecaud and Mr. and Mrs. Seston had been on a vacation trtp over the Skyline Drive and were on their way to the Jacc■ud home in Racine whetl the car struct a bridge ebuttm@nt. Mr. Ja ecaud was ld lle_d' lruitanUy, , Mra. Jaecaud sufferl!d a broken ler and other injuriea atd both Mr. and Mra. Se1ton were Injured, t he latter ■efioualy. Mra, JeCCAud and Mr, and Mrs. Seston· are in the StonewalJ.Jackson H0&pltal in Weato11i. 1 ----�- ,· ' s.,i.,. POMEROY NATIONAL IANK BANKINli SJNCB 11'11 Member federal Retene S)'lllem Line Of With "Picture Frame" Styli!'P Bank eavln11 dollar• are protected by a unique ' combination of eafety factora. You're Invited to depolll ;your funda-for-the-futun with ual n· • . . Jaccaud Funeral i,�i •� I WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS · Prudent P�ople . . • BANK their·savings We P!'Y 3% Interest OIi Your See OUr Complele ...., . X.lad Hi ndy a nd Mu Ward .,, of I the t'omei·oy uow l,;iuo �ve been wmed oo-cn;&1rmen to 1e1d a t'und I drive 1ot �.IMJO ,o 1·ev1ve the aor• an OO&ters man, Nei.111 \..OUDt)' An11::r1c,n ked cro.. �•••ter. · 'Hie L1.orn1 t.Ju b has acce pted the The Northweatem Band Boost• tasJt: ot bacluus the puoue . drive to en haYe a nnounced a meeting for r11se Uns Del:!Uet.l 1um ot money l Monday evening at eight o'cloclr: at for t�e cnapter to •·,-et out of the Rutland Hl&h Sch ool 10 com• debL plete pla ns for an Ice cream aocial '.1 be chaplet now own $HOO to on the school lawn Auaust 20. · the H11m11tjto[! blOOd center for The band la ll(heduled to ente� aenice■ of I.he center over P•�t tain during the social. months and the add111onal amoynt will be use d. t·or future e.1penle, . VIStTING HIRII of lbe chapter, It i1 bein& stfeued Mr. and Mi's. Jack Wfft of Northat all tun� col.lected _la • the toUi:, Va., are visiti ng hi, mot her emeraency drive wi.11 remai n with- / and other relatives here i n Pom• In the county a nd t!:1, lmportince eroy for two week8. rd tbe �Jood proaram -to tne coun­ ty 11 bem·g emph ■1iied in coajunc­ t1o n w1tn �he drive. r At 'i' :;:w p. m. ·, uelday a meetin si 1 bu been call£d 1t the offices of the hlei,p �u n ty Departmenl of HealLb io liy lnllill p1&n1, . loi: ,the i:und dnve, Tne pub1ic ii invited to attend. Be the fint to enjoy thl11 of heaUni _ L. brooder dern method u, oowl � For $2,dUU' c:'M FDDd POMEROY, OHIO mo __ ae, ., • A . le ngthy prelimi nary bearing \\-all Ill progreaa in County court th is morni ng with Judge E. W, Peoples h eari ng testhnony In an assault a nd baltery case brought by Lar:-y Jacobs, Laurel Cliff against J. J. Ward, Thomas Fork. The cue iB the reaul t of an altercation on t h e Thoml8 Fork bridge n ur the Ward store on Rt. 124, Thursd11y night. . Jacobs, i n 11 n affidavit filed agal nsl Ward, claim s to have been struck on the head by a pi.!llol, k nO<!klu.g him unconscious and in flicting a cut which required treatment by a physician. Fred W. Crow l■ attorney for th e dere ndant In . the case. -------- .-.,.,--,....---- � , .. _ to fflt. From 1 2 :15 . •· m. to 1 2: 30 a. m. It wlll eppt,■ r �1most ovtrhMd movl"I wnt � southwest to fflt bJ north�. :Th• bit • balloon, •19hled Fri• �•v nleht. mo?" rether lloiwtr •net ..._ not hilnlll., �----� --� -,\. • egun In County O,ffers Help In an-4-:Ja r--' y• mg· Court Sess1·00 B -d,:.. - deer"• Hit herl1on, tnovl"I soulh,...t � "1' ..Jc . nver ·rue& ' • g Length'y If'eann Hind--·�w V, ---ar ru�e J_ 1· .A!IJi;;a nn· e Here To Serve You ! tyipe of fueU �nd "On the Street W here You Live'; or "How to Win". Mrs. Charlton will review "Who's Who in Our County E�eclions'' changes in, Ohio's Eleclion Laws e ffective this year, irieludi ng voting 8 new reside nt's · Presidential ballQL ________ Rep. Meinhart w1U talk on the . new J.ut 'II J.\.l;!iJU[IHCllll Lt:..:1,ua• t11re. .t11& spee-.;u 1 11 t!UUtleu "J.tt:• m11mot:r m ,:-.iuvewoer, Llle SLM.te M:�u.i,nurtl." iv.u. tat1.1rri1 wiU di■cuss the "L,11ua·en1:t:II ��•tleri �Ut: .KeJi1U· Your Chev/e Dea ler Phone WY-2-21 26 or WY-2-5325 And We Service Wllal We Sell! ! 1ppru.1.1DloU .1:1y au cou11111:11 oy lne . Wuw"u lj ,1,m/.iun u, uw '"ep uo11c�a o�•i.e �UU'IU an u .t.x1:cu t1ve t;vauwu�e. Mn1. l'.1:va r1erce 01 .luuuu:town, w111 p1·1:11ute. -tUttha.m.'e at 1m1111..r conferen,'tli n�1a 110 lllll' bu jteauy ex• cet.at:a. e.11.pec.-L1on,1 accuf<llDj � . iw:a. � u,t•pce ....,.. . lihrr1.1 01 l'oleau, Viet- eoa1rman 01· - Lllf!i ...,,,. ..... Comm,uee who i, ID ebi.irge 01 the 1111ew1de project. htlV, ueor1e .MelUnlll't 01 tvuddlt:llUl'l, Mc.1-.1 l,UUm)' repre5e n u1 tiv i;:i ,u lUll t.ieOtirll..l J\lilieJRO.l}'; Mr.11. nuoe.n t:111mton ol La11c�t1\et· lUUI l>18U"1ct l.'omllllUecwomaDj I nd ..,�. Morr;. WW De "'9 ,_... · LurtJd apeuera, V·B motor, powefl"lide trans,, has power ste ering, brakes, tint• cd glaH, good whltewall tirt.s, factory air co nditiom':d, i4p0t· less interior, beautiful while uver red finish . - • G• J SJeep1ng If S ' j 3• Laf Theme.Of GOP Meetmg Aug. 17 1 957 CHEVRO LET BEL AI R 4 DR. 1 4 Yean In Bottled Gat . \ _ --...---· _ ______ ___ . \Vomen's Plac,e ln Politics ls $1 795 • -- ---- ---- --- - -- -- - PAST MASTERS CONt'ER !JWI<"-" - ro meroy U>dge 164· t'&AM called upon· 11s past masters to coru�r the Third ))egree Wednesd ay, nigbt at the Masonic Temple. Master.s parll­ Pohce found pills and • pur,e CJpaung were lheodore .K.ee�, Jr, , Lorenzo 1J av1s, Charles Peo_ptes; kneeling, Russell Wil• eon i...mmg an e)-OOl'opper a t the , --,:, JE'RR. y WILEi .!ft, son, Jonn Bacon and J. Edwa,·d 1''oster. "Past Masters• Night'' is an annual event of the lo­ ,rantanionio bom, " ''"'' n;ght. READING, Minn. (UPI) - Ntlii persons were idl)ad . lltd cal lodge. one was injured critically early liliy in a head!on colllllbh INGINEERING MAJOR - Jerry .iiernaaeue, one o( the &iris, fint on a straight stretch of highway lliliar this lbltthwestetn Mtn. Wltes, son Df Mr. and Mrs. ,IC.art attract.ed world•w1de attention WII• of New Hnitn, plan, to •• wben lbe lal)le(I lnto a coma u nesota village. . � , . Ec�o Visi�le ln M■Hh■II Co l .._. In S.pMm, mon ths a10. 1·aen suddenly, wilh• Nr Nobles C�,anty sheriff'• police. tot1 th head and chftt ' (If v et l\l a,,r. Jarry pl ■M to m.■i•r In En- out Wll'DJ.OC,. ber lillter appeared to 4' said charred condition o( the bod, the ehicl , l to e'nNflnt, Sk,,es Ton,ght II t � �Ill, He eredw.rt.d In Mirr Rive been 1 1.ruek by tbe aa me mal• 1ea . prevented imme,tlate lden W'.., wu re,1, from Wah.Ima Hith Scheol, win- J aely la■t month. cat1op of .the three men and five D. IIIU'J'I)'' ,,,_ SJlilef, Iowa, Clouds Go Away ?f the six women killed i nstan\l)' ·'� wU be� to Q,ve · been _two lirll would be normal C LEVILANO UPI-Th• ..... m t ,.., .,. ..,ou oneThemm he cruh. Tl)e aixth woman, l dif . 0th.et �-- in the the the "The Woman's Pla•e in Politics" will be 1ne of a llte and suddenly, while n t.llit• wlll N wlMbl• to Ohr.. . 1tandln9,, and the Denforth F nd. • Latry Bunkers, of Wllmont, la eu we;n · lcleniltlid "'Luncu• and Learn u· conteren�e " eatmg of Meigs County Republican or JNQ'lD& go to sJeep. They •na tonight lf skies .,. 1:INr, Mra. eti on Award, .._-,, -•.. u Kr. and -• wuwa remain iD a coma lot indelWomen Workers at the Martin Hotel 1n l'omeroy, Wednes- ttt. Sohio Laboratory nparlM diedI at a Wotlhln&:ton, Minn., hos- ti " ..,,... -----pi. lfl . , · ' moi. alao ot ,$lbley: �, i lnite tima, awake end be normal day, August 1 7, at 8 p.m. """''· Th e QnJy autvhor, � - Ernt, '1le pt.her car carried ,even per: untd aoinc into a deep aleep �pin. The 11telllta wlll a,.,..r tr.ft �ec�. · u1e . , meeun,, spouaored by blica n and Democrat Parties", 36, of Wilmont, Min n . , WU IOU.. l all belie¥ed to baYe been oi ' I • Docton ' at fi.rll I.bought the two Mel.li:li C.:oum)' t\1:pu1.111c..n w omt:n "The Nat ional Election" "Why a 'S 8 10 : 15 p,. m. (edt)· te l0:30 p. m. m cntica,l .condJ�on 11t Worth lnl� 111w� wa1 home to Wilmont lrall\, . girlt bad I heriditary defect that I 111 Uul'.l oa - 111:111:1 11cm=dwea m Republican Con gre ss" IOUlh from th, 45 '-'P 4 Door. Spotless inte rior. ivory a nd light -green finish , new tire s, po we r steering and brak e s, windows and 6 way seat. 1',actory air conditioned. Truly n luxury car •at a bud11et price. • • s1�� rnn - k Nine Die In Minn�ta c_tash. ·. ' ' 1' _. _ D d· Of TWO Cars·u �'-! n�tra1trht l\08 1 9!i7 BU ICK ROADMASTER W. MAIN STREET ., , "rt }��!· -· ___ ·-- house■ 1t a cost that wtU compete with •111 ': 1955 FORD va Custonillnt · · · · · · · · · · $695 2 Door Sedan. Worth much more. , ; 1 954 BUICK Y8 4 Dr. Stclan · · · · · . . $495 ' f9S7 DODGE Swtpbiclo ½ Ton · · $ 1 ,395 ·•51 Qual ity Used Cars ' Oh6o: Felr, •.,...._ MotfsaC4f h■tf, cto..,tn111 ......... � toid1y. c,..,- ...,...., ... .... Tvml"II ■ lmle, ..._. _., q - s......�. Low ....... ... �• • forked Run• State Park and "1,ake will be impro•ed by ez. ,>endttu�e of ,115,000 frQm I� through 1967 In piana now ,oder 8'Udy by the cabinet of Gmernor lllcl111el V. DISalle. I ln • pubhshed In \ht Cot11mbu, C,�lizen.Journal · today . :hat am t was li.st�d inellfP.,._'14. llt , six.year capital Jmprove. ,nent prog •m tur a.ate P�•lis �•ed by lhe Natufal fte. jources Department. , . . A United Pres, lntei:qauo h!day fl\d ,not ljlt . . . Melp !'otked Run Park and �:1.5 Cqun,y tor any I ;ap11al improvement, ' · period fqr whfcb the pla1111 apply. ' · .,';l'he reJ.lOrl toda,Y, lndl�•iild • e _ l)epa"• w...f"" •nt'i plans were ·lor if!IIDI La::. lmprovementl ll\d a camp "1111, . bJ�I fac iJlIies, rolt.a' ;ervice U.Uding. . , i . An estunOleu $25,000 Is f!1'peeletl to be made •�allable yet I m 1 1:tGtJ for an access road· to I pmpostd camping site at Ule : Air Cond ition ed POMEROY MOTOR CO. entine Weather · Lake Opr1og Years 1961 Thro 196 7 Ful l Power, factory SEE a1 . SUNDAY end MONDAY Richard Burton, Barbar.a Rush ''BRAMBLE BUSH" {Tech nicolor) - <Ibo V an Johnson - Vera Miles "WEB OF EVIDENCE" ALSO CARTOON YOU CAN'T SEAT THESE PRICES • PomeNJf•Middleport, .ialurday, Auewt IS, 1880 • BEAT the HEAT ---- or , 4 J?oor Sedan. One owner - new Buick trade-In . Orig!• · na1 blad f muh like new. Wide aide body. Streamlined beauty. Shows best of I SATURDAY GUARANTEED TD SHOCK, TO SCARE YOU! V i nce nt Price - Bret Halsey "RETURN OF TIIE FLY" (Ci nema�) - alllO Alan Ladd - Carol)'n Jones "TI-IE MAN IN THE NET'' Al.'lO CARTOON • VOL XII NO. 100 so that you Nn heat your bom1 : 1 955 BUICK Special · . . . . · · . . . . . . . . · . . $895 care. I TONIGHT Hl!lRE'S ENTERTAilOIENT WITH TIIE SHOCKING AP­ PEAL FOR BM'H YOU & YOU! Carol Lynley . Brandon DeWild e "BLUE DENIM" (Cl nemaiicope) - alw May Britt -- Curt Jurgens "THE BLUE ANGEL" (Oinemascope & Color) ALSO CARTOON •• , e ., UnlNtl p,_, lntlnYtlOINI ;nt, Unltad St•• still ho t9- '11ttt. rw 1chiool hou...-• or ....,.._hff rvral tchooft, ,n whch IPproxlmet.ar -- chll• � •r• "-int t■utht. "'1' N iehfl Metered bottled 1as eerviC1 Hard Top 4 Dr. Low mliease one owner car. Hydramatlc drive. ' : 1 958 FORD vs l/4 TOI Pld-, · · · · $1 ,495 The Official Board or th e Heath Methodist Church will meet Su n • day even i ng at the church i n Mid­ dleport at 7:30. All truatee s. stew­ ards, chairmen of commission s and all preside nta of the var ious organ• izatlona of the church are to be present. I Board To Meel NEWI : 1 957 PONTIAC VS $tf1r Chief · · - - $1,495 TRUCKS __ J Arrlvl_■g Cou e. One careful Jocat owner. Powerglide. . Spotless origlnaf finish. dependable transportation. A practice session was held for I i nspection which will be held Wednesday eve ning, Sept. 1. Me m bers are uked to bring I covered dish ror potluck refreshmen ts a t the September 7 me eting. N EW FALL Children's Dresses SMITH CLOTHING 1956 PONTIAC VS Hanl Top . . · . . · $1,195 4 Door. Really sharp. Choke ol two one owner cars. 1 956 CHEVROLET Y8 . . · · · · · . . · · . . $1,195 , • Good c. L , Hea lon, wor th Y m:1ster, presid e d a nd one appeal fi;:,r aid waa a nswered. Contrib uti•ms were made lO CARE, Cancer Society, Me lg11 Genera l Hospital and Mag netic Spri nea. A report ...,.11 lCiYCn on serving Pomona Gnnge. ;r. MEIGS COUNTY 1957 BUICK Special Hard Top · · · · $1 ,595 · Converti b le The _ fint a nd second degrees were given to one candidate when Pomeroy Bend �r1nge 2741 met Wednesday evenmg at the DAV Hall · Refreshments were served 11t lhe cl ose of the meeting b y Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warn er. ■ . .. Now You Know \\i'l/4 ,, et-lJ,, s a ■ A C ■ rtoNI Degree Work Mr . and Mn. Ko coe Wi:..e ( Macy J,n Scot() of Midd epo rt For Candidate are nnounci g the blrtb of a 6 • lb. I \; oz. daug ter, Je nifer Gi ven W,ed nesd ay Lyn at Holler Hospital,, Aug. 1 1 . I Announcing Birlh .... _ • • • • - - ..... ,,_ ··· · -· I Fovorit-e Haberdasher Advised Rotarians Prepare For Visit Members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club were ad­ vised to visit their favorite haberdasher before next Friday lo ptep'are for the club's annual Loud Shirl Contest. Thta:· co ntest. held each year ln connection with the visit of District Rotary Jnternatlonal's Governor, also Is a Ladie1' Night and ·will be 'preceded Thursday by • club auembly when committee reports wll l be accepte d, review· ed and approved. ''C61c'k" J•coby, \or GranYille, 0., it diltrid l!OYernor. He wi ll al.lo· attend the assem bly. , � are awarded to the Ro­ "loudeat w-,p we11rjn1 the wh ile or, n gover the and QUI'('• tta'cliilonally ent9!'IDC the compe­ tition, ii ahOWII no tlvoritlsm by a board ot J1.1da:e1 mlde UJ> of ,,." ·, Rotary An ns. Carrol l Norris was proen m� chairman la1t e\.en l ni a nd i:bow- · ;!a:u! :as��.:�r:;�\::1'on turin g Ted Willi1m1 or tbe Boston Red Soic as well as a crew of Lit• tle Leaguers. The film wai mad, and diatributed by the Chry■Ier Corporation. Serving the dinner were thellr' ladies of Heath Ml;ltbodiat 011\lrch : Mra. Bruce Uoyd, Mrs. Jadle GU.. toy. Mn. Robert eo.11, llff. Kolo , Swanson, Kn., Qon Stivm and Miu Beu S.Oborn. n u;�:� ,, ' ,, � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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