http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6f79d1bed3020b41caffe67903359b8a.pdf 3018a929bf3489fd43c42ad44394e5ec PDF Text Text • I ~ Murroy..McKinney Nuptials Said ~~:~; ~r, Ft;;tr~~~e ";;;: s~~:~; and a fl owe,-ed headband Mrs Murray, mother of the bnde, chOfe a rose lace gown w1 th whue accessories and cor sage of Tali11man roses ~n McKJnney, motber of the groom, wore a ma uve crepe and lace .:own WI Ih. black and white access(mes and wh1te carnatiOn rorsage Imme diately afte r the ceremo ny ;~ reception was held 1n th e church &oclal r"om whic h WitS decorated w1th arrangem~nts nf summer flower s The three tiered The rlo u h le rmg C<' Tl•m o n) WJ ~ weddmg cak . :o was the center of performed at Jwo th~rty o rl ur k thf' bnde s table Dllu ng room ho~ aft er a recJ!at of nupti al mu s1c b} Mn;; Paul Wmn, vocalis t and tf'sses ml'lude(l Mr,; Louise Ken M1 s.s Marl ) n Roush p1an1 ~t Mr· nedy Columb us lll6ler of th" ~~: room Mrs J oe Halley Sharon W1nn ung L>Ccause", 1 Lo vr Rous h. and Pllyl h.!i Ebersbach , W.u Tru ly aud ' Th e Wt•dd m.~: Bradbury, and Sh irley Roush Pr ;~y er " M1ddle purt. AUcntlants were Mtss I<~ au :ta Bailey Rutland mdl rl-{} 1 hono1 Mr and Mr11 Mc-Kinne; lr rt for K~;~y Evans, Bra~bu 1 v fl owcr g,• J a werlding tn p to Ctnct nnatt a nd R1ck y Kennedy Columbu s, m she wore a p1nk s heath d ress with phew of thf' .~:ro o m , rmg bearer wh 1te ac!'csso ries and c o r~age o! Kc nnrt h. \lcEihmn y M ! drll~;pon , l)!ue Shasta dalstea The hr1de gr ad uated from M1d bPsl man ; Clarrnre Marv1 u M ur tHY Colum lm :s br other of thf' di@port 1-llgh School anci was a hrldf' and Glenn Cun di ff J r , Sy· ' fl ag he ar er 1n t h.e Band, a mt•m r acuse nephl'w of the g1un m bet of th e Glee Cl ub a ud the Fu· us lu r:s , J ane llarns Middleport, tu r e Hnmcmakeu. of Amen ra r cg!Sil'rert 1h.e gut's ts at the we• I Shr 111 employed at Lhe Ohio Be ll tl lllg rl're p lmn Tele phone Orflce In Co i umh u ~ The hr Hi£" who wa s .I!. IVl n 111 ~1 r McK•nney also grad uated ma rna" l' b} he r fa t her chn ~e & "trom Mid dleport H1gh Sc h.ool wa i' z l ;n ~ lh go wn 11 f White ( han where tw was activ e In a th l etic~ t ill \ ILl C! O\ Cf II) ion ntl ~tyle• i He Js employed at D rt.' s~cl ldeLo Wit h c-Ircu lar skirt a mi h t!f' d ho Co lu m hu ~ and they ar e ma km,.; dtcf' !he sca llop( d nt•l k hn f' w •s Lhc lr homr lll Colu mb us tr u nmt•d ~~olth ~\.' (' (' p•·. r l5 ~nil the Relatives an d fr1 entls \A. h" nl f •ngr r 1J p ll.' nJ.( th vPil of 1llus10n I en ded the wedd m j!: and rece ptw n was h1•id lll plan· by a sma II ua ! from ou t of tow n wer e from Ak of Cha ntilly Ja-;:E anG pearl s S 11" ron ( olum hus, Sy ral.'u... c MaltJ !'an;u d a ho uqucl of shatterul Rutl<l nf' and WC.':It V1rg1ma wl1lte r:u nutlO nS nn a \loldt <' Btblc M1 ~s Ha1k v Y.IH' flln '( • 111 a l'nnct s~ sl} 1(' go ..m taffeta match.m ~,: a ( t' t-s or l t · ~ and !uoatl POMEROY SOCIETY b :md of rus t•s She Lan tt! (' a bml •nd d•ughtm, Mon Deem of ~lormng Star left Sunday for a \ ISJI at Nor· folk Va , w1th Mr .and Mrs I.'"'"" Montg:lmery and family , Mr and Mrs Harry Keuer returned to theJr home, Mtnersvlllc Sunday afte r a VI5Jt w1th relah ~~es m Colum bus M1ss ~ta nlyn Gru e.M!r N!turned to Columllu s Monday afte1 a week end VIsit w1 th her parenls. Mr. and Mrs Karl Grue ser Mmers v1lle Mr and Mrs M o~ rtm Leonard ilnd famil y left Saturday fur their homr Ra hwa y N J after • vls rt w1th her parent ~ Mr and Mrs Norman McCaJium Mrs Elizabe th Lmk and M1 ~s Ellen ( rawford or Lo lumbu.s vts EHtel 1ted Sunday w1 th Mrs Locry who IS 1!1 at the h.ome of her SISler am.! brother m-law -Mr an d Mrs Waiter Walker Mr and Mrs Robert J Ruth and ch1ld~n. Rubert Jr , and Rober ta J ean of Clncmnatr sp~: nl Sunday w• th h.cr fat her . J H Ea.~ t man They w1Ji m'lve to Cleveland Oh 10 soon where t.)CY 1~ 1 11 bolh tc~>ch th l ~; co mm~: sthuol yea r Mt• MOna •h Mr'ssr·onary Meeting Hefd Mr and Mrs. t1avl(l Kn blentz and mea ns, Mr.s Minnie Neub.llng, 11nna, and Elmer Young, Chester Mrs John Le1f.bei\ .tPd Mn In Double Ring Ceremony Sunday ~~..8",~",.' Wb1te g!ad10lw, palms ar.d :white ta p~ rs m tier~d candelabrJ were used lo decorate the altar oJ the Bradb ury Churt h of Cnm t ' .Sunday J uly 14. wh.e n the Rev Howard· Ruppelt, pJ stor of thil 'M,iddleport F11sl Presbvte r lln Church. off1c.1ated at the we dcl1r~ oi Jud n h Kay daughter of Mr ;and Mrs Clarence Murray Brad bury at'ld W1litam Robert suu of Mr and Mu A R Mr Klnncy) Col umbus Mrs c R Young and Mn Charlea Jones were vunton. · lfl ParkenbiU'I Friday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mtlbo11 n entert.amed Sunday noon wttb a b1rthda y diruler for their daUjh· te r, Mrs VerDon Weber Other guelts were Mr Weber and four r b1ldren, Rutland, and Mrs Au· gust We ber, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Wllll~m Kn ight, Huntingt on vuuted Saturday evP.· ,J'Jm m ~ swaml, i:ltcn.eo Mrs Albe.rt Woodard. Jlra Campbell and Mra. Lillie Hauck dlntog room , Mrs John Slblt h, Mrs Addle Gruner, Mn Bernice Darst Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Donald Haud: Mn C L Heaton. Mus Maude Tewlubary and Mr 'l Mtnnu., GliRlore delinq uent: Mrs. Ulhc Hauck and Mrl!l. Fred SwatZP.l , flag- bearers and Luctlle B. The Ml!alonary Theodorus DOf A Council Installs Officers Monday e I enttne rQt IX NO. 78 Pomeroy·Middleport, - - - - - - ---------- , July 17. 1957 SINGLE COPY-ft SAVE 1 NOW DU-RING ELBERfELDS • JULY FURNITURE and FLOOR . COVERING SALE Theodorus Council Da u gh ter~ or A·uer lca met Mond ay evenmg at the IOOF Hall wi th Mrs Ar nold Hayes councilor, p reSldmg 1 I Ou r annual sole of Fine Quality Furniture and Floor Coverings is your opportunity to save. Come in and visit these departments on the 2nd and 3rd floors. . ·see the many fine lines af nationally known brands. And be sure to save all of your Middleport Society sales! ips. - They ore Valuable. &hedullng of ty Fair tp be COMJ!ieled, FELDS I Edith, vrsltt'd In Col umbu s Wi t h r qu et•of ro ~cs K.1) ~~ a n ~ ll U\'.<'1 Mr and Mrs Forrest Fraz1er o ~e1 the weeke nd Sunday g u e.<~ts of girl wore a pmk 11.1- Ion rIrt " wi.l. h full ~k p· t ;~nd (JII ed hod 1u• Mr ;rnd Mrs Llo} ll Wa lh.t"r · Mr a nd Mrs ll apt onsta ll and - - - --- ~~~d 1 mdUau ghtrr or Ga ll •pol1s fa mi ly Edith and Milly, wert- Mt wcrl· "'s~nd ay Q:u~ sts o f Mr ,1nd a1HI Mr~ C1 1fford Di xo n ami ~on, \11~ Walter Walker. David , Torch D,1vltl Thom as Mm t' rs v1l le Mr and Mrs Er nc~SL Jones and !t'ft M o n d~y for a v 1 ~ 1 t 111 Croo k ~· dau ghter, Carol J ean , Co lumhu tl'i• ville w1\ h Mr anrl Mrs Walter were weekend .:ut=sls of her s1s T.hom:a an rl fam ily tcr. Mlss Jeafl La ma, 11 11 d Mrs Mrs (,corgi' Nesselro.nd J r w as Mr and Mrs. Ft ank Amos havf;! J ones and daug hter r r mained for honor~>d w i t ~ a ta~e tl e s hower on Frida} ~ V('fllng at he r hnme, But· mo ved from Me lvlndale, M1ch. to a more utcnded vhnt Mr and Mrs Walter Sommers h •rn ut Av ~· _g1vo n by Mr.!l Juck Jhctr home, Roc k Sprmcs Roarl Mr and Mr ~ Paul{'k I uch..1:y Sl Cloud, Fla were nvern1gl•t Lc1fh mt an r1 dau;.!h LCT' Dn Dee Gift s Wt:r<' p h1rcd In on old fe.11 h· vuuted m Am t'I!V llie Su nday with guestll or h1s .'l ist er, Mrs Law re nee Bing and Mr Bing wh c01 Jon£'d bahv hed whic h has been her rat her, C D Henry Mr and M· • Dt•lmar C'an!l r1 U ) they wore enrou tc to Rochester In th P V:~\ Mll1·h fn m1ly for 72 y<' ar ~. decont led I n yell ow. blue left today for a vacat iO n 1n New N Y , Thursday Orleans. M1' and Mrs Fred Mces an d and g rt• ~:n Le ster Radci !H returned lo h 1 s ch1ldren Fred and Lea h Ka y, Gouncs Wl' IC lJiaycd durm g t he with evenmg ond l lfiZC ~ awarded to home, R1 avPr F a lls l'n , Monrl.1y Co l u mbu~ . vis ited Friday Mrs Call Mitch an!l Ml ~s l. !la Sue nftc r a Vlti ll wit h his aun t, Mrl her mc ther, Mrs James Faulkner RHip 'l;. Gllmorc a nd other r"t:latw · e nr oute to F lnrlda on vac ntlon Terrell t 0 cned t•:r; C()ach J umes Vcnurrl, Rutland After lh1e ho1nun1•,rl g1 1u 1"' hpm •ol • 1 Greg and D:w ld R11 bh I'r lur nctl who Ia ~pcndin ~ : tho summer w1 th hf' r many ti Vl' '! .1!: 1 ~ ' re.'l " 1 s 1 1 L b t W V served h the h ostc ~ ~eK to ln thc1 r home Co umhus, un < llV re at1ves 111 um erpor 11 ~~~e MJteh M~s C:t•org.. Nellsel after R v1~lt wl lh 1\w ll gran d pa!' was a wee kend g w:.-111 nf fl'iftml~ d s Mrs John Lclflwl\ M r!\ en l ~ Mr nnd Mrs Ralph G1imur t' here ~~~k (~~ mN. Ml s H1r h.ard G11.11i , Tht~Y ·were aCU!rnpll nirrl home hY Mr anrl Mrll A F. Erwlll were Mn: Homer ( 1uto \iu R!Charrl tlw lr pnrrnts Mr anu Mrs V t' l c<J lle(• to Bucv ru s Mn.nd ay hy thP Owrns. Mr~ Mill kc-} Wllh.m !H \ h l'l non Robh wh o spt•nt the wt·ckcrHI do11th ()f 11 s father' Ru·hard ( oll1n8 Mr8 Hu.C:t'l !}1! he1· ~ W1i son llud qon. v.h o Is emp loy lard Knth r yn Mlli'll .J.mct N<•SHC1· M'l· and }1rs ll omt•r w~lt c" cd HI th e Mnr un Resl Ur fl nt. I~ !l m ad and M! s:l Tom 11 t-'o ~ nr s wert• 1nHl lf,JU!l hlc rs s pe nt ~ :u•: wel'k enrl mcdll'a l patient at !Ioizcr !los small dw p-t· r~ fl i](od w1th m1nl11 an d In Dover and Mam llon and al pltnl. baby rattl es ten ded the Wa lt er r cumon Ml 11 ~ Martha O hlJ n~cr whu t • St•Ptlm g g 1rt 5 but 11 nabh• to a1 Mrs George Park(' r rcturnrd empl o)ed m Co lumhu ~ Wit ~ ·II te nd ere M r ~ f h:~ r lt• s Nesse l· hom •• lnM week after n v1sil Wl lh wee ke nd guc!l or her pare nts road ~r~ LI•K\l'T llnrt Mr~ Ar l'c\nt 1ves In Oc tr 01 t, ~llch Sh~ Mr nnr1 Mr~ Wiih11m Ohlinger thu r H ou ~ h. MJ'Ii,. f'iovrl Spt• n1•e- was nccomp anl t-d h :.~ m e hy ht•r Gu y Gilkey and C hmle~ lle!ls, Mn tirovl'r F.rh allll Mrll Don cousi n, Mrs II C, McNau" hton Columb us. a nd Richard RaY.Imgs Rea · .spent the wcekl'nd with her are vacaliUntng tn 1'' \ortdn ·~;;,_-"';;;;:;;:;,;;"";;;._....;;;;;;;;;;""-;;;-, ! Mr aml Mrs Martin Vogler an•l Mrs James A Th nmas, Elm ~· daught er Jean of New Brig ht on St , ente red Holzer Hnapltnl n.~ 11 l'u were wee ke nd " ul!ats of Mr mcr:h cal patient and Mn Ell aa Stil l!~ Mr and Mrs rohn Par sons ('n· M1 anrl Mrs J ohn Gmlhm o r lertalned Sa turday ev(•nmg w1 th Cheste r wcr-.1 recent guest.!l o( n picnic on the lawn of lht'Jr \i t and Mr!~ Elilll Stiles Front St. home GueHta tncludl't.l Mr an d Mn raul Johnson her mother Mra Ralph Gilmore Tu.1. I W•d. July 16·17 nnd fa mily and Mrs Roy Brown Pome roy, Mr and Mrs Vernon uf Za nesvJ/Ie Vlelttd Su!ldiiY Bobb1 and son s, Gregory and \l 1fAMILY NIGHTS \'ld .and Lestm ,Rat.lc\lff, Dcavl'r 2 Adult Tl(:hh i.dmlt1 ;•r fu ii 1 wi th Mrs J ohn Chal tl Mrs Grover El'b who has be<'n Falls, Pa HORROR SHOW! 1'he Rev Louts G We ber, SoP aul Dougloa Eva Barto k rnn fln ed to he r home, Laurel St, " Till GAMMA PEOPLE " h \' i l l n c~s ~ ~ improvi ng monauk, IU , and Mrs Au .l{u ,t - alsoMr and Mrs. Dale Valentino Webe r, Chester, are spcnrlmg t h ~ "TH• WIRIWOLF•• j nnd hm1l y uf Parkenbur; and week wl.fh Mr and Mr~ Vernon ~ r and :Yin De 1nlee Bruch ~nd Weber and family , Rutlnnd Oth· er guc11s at th-: Weber hom e Sunday e vening were Mr Rnd M r~ Frank Young and Patty, Rutland , • t"' : 1 I away wllh all membera pattieipaho a:. MIL!fAIIY lAND PIUT D~~~;rin& the hwloeu meetlnc WIESBADEN, Ge......, UP Mn Hardaway wu appgluted Tbe '"USAF Ambanadon" became delegate to the ProvJdeDCe AA110o the !1rlt W01tetn mWtory bud to ciaHo n Rally to be held In GJlll- _pJI)' ln Coaummiat CleehotlovUta, polis In Augus t. t.be U. S. Air Foret IDDOUDted today. The 10-pieae dance · bud Preredlng t h.e supper ltrs C. played at a J \lly *lb party at tbt R You na asked the blent.ng, The U. S. Embuay if. Prque attended Society hl8 receued until Sep tembe r when Mr s Arlena Reese by more than IMIO gueJtl, tbe annouDcement uld. I IHFa~wk~'"~'~'"~d~M~rs;;_~Jo~h~n~Le::il~h~o~U~.~v~;<~e;.;w~.,~~le~d~b~yrM~rs~.~O~ac;;;;a~r~Ha~r~d~·~w~ll~l~be~gth~e~ho~a~t~es~L~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:.;;;;;;;;~;:;~;:;:~~~;;;;~ ning Wwit Mrs Chffor dhome Erwin and e~h aceompanlt>d by Miss VIrg inia Arnold , RN, wh o had been visiUng he r cousin, I Mrs Erwin Mrs Grover Erb who Is .'11 1 was r epo,-ted Improving and Dicfl Cohen was re ported m the hospt· tal and plan_, made to re.Qte~r her Se veral offlcen were tnstalled mcludm g Mrs Fred Swat· zcl alte rnate repre11entatl ve. Mrs w R D a n.~. m s1dc aentmel, Mn. Claude D·mt, treasurer, Mr10 .J ohn Sm1 th, assistant fm anc1al secretary and Mrs Richard Cam!)· Ml .md 'd rs Ro hrrl Rcl"d bl!il rmanc1al secretary. anl1 iHI ~rand son Asa Bradbu ,y Co mm1tlec.s ;or t:lfl new term spen t lh.e weekend With Mr anO we re na med as follows: Mrb Mrs J nr Young J r an d fa m!l:r at Campbe ll , flowen; Mrs Thom<LS WoodsfJC!d and were accomp,lll Cook, Mrs Harry Stahl and Mrs ted h'Hne b~ Me lanie and J or Herbert M1ller orphans; Mn An· You ng IH who Will VISit he re n1ce Oblinger, Mrs Henry Reibe l thls week and Mrs Albert Roush. way s anti }fr am ' Mr :o Robert Sh.atp an d Pa ul Haptonstall and daugh.ter , !>-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport. 0 , July 18, 1957 Society or the Church n1et Thunday evening at the home of their prealden t, Mr& Kathryn Payne, l or a potl uck. aup per Mrs. Campbell Harper, v1ce- presl d.ent. pre•ided and the devotional ser- Mt Moriah Ba.ptiat Tiiel'~r, to be staged , actuaUy op~n on the ~ri'nuat religious service soei.. tion The :1lev. Clyde Rogers; executive secrt:tarY of the town or the and country department ----- .... Ohio Council pf , Churc:h'es, will -- the gucat lptlllker. ,. G.ete admJuJons ·Will be charg- ~ flt betlnninq Wednesday Mrs. Nesse lroad .Honor Guest At Layette Sh.ower • • ... ·Defense ~ecretary Or.ders Cnt ~ Manag~r Name,d ·',:Of 1~,000 In Military Forces F• Southeastern ' t F' I today hailed military talent from the Midwestern Hay- ation-meas ball near tbe yard orthe New York Central Rafl· at Hobson this mormng Middleport's volunteer fire com· Lou who hu been well l'eeetved ' with Assistant Jack by Meigs County audiences lD In charge, used lla e ntire several eulicr appearanCJI..)Iere. :noo gallons of water at Other Wednesday bata~• , will which ha~ lllJread to a !lndudc the juflglng qt Junto~ fair large garage adjocc-nt to the buddeducational booths and ju(lgllig hb . used In recent years u. 8. of -1-H crop11, electric, rope j'loahng" place b,- crewmen walt.iarden exhibits and the junl~~ ing aastcnmenta. f.all' trar.tor roc! eo which will get The l ange was saved with only underway at 2 p, m. l..lnor damage, Wa••r was poured Harnesil racing, a ...,. ... fQvor~~ ~ the tank' car;-Jf j)re'«!nt them with many CaJr goel'8, Will be fe• getting to hot, itlemen 'aaid. Orl· 'ured beglnninr at ~ p. m. g.m of the ftre walundetermlned. both Thurada),( and Friday at Spoklil_llmen said that When firenoona and at 4 p m. 'on bo men left, wl~h their water ex· !oUI'rlat homeu '". l!lusted, lbo...f4l Wat "pr)ct)F>Jly .1!1• ,y,gnln,r 11\d .... ........ , se1 and ponJeJJ' w.ll tie held. ' High Sc!hool bands will be aecu,-. · ed to play during both afternoons ot ~racing, At 7 p. ln. on Thursday • evening, the hol'8e show will be held as the grandstand attractiof'i Juctging or the various entnes vf the fair will get underwa7 begmn'tng Thursday morning and Will 8f: be continued on Friday. Beinning at 11 a. m on Friday, Funeral services wtll 00 held ~ug. 18 the Southeastern Ohto Friday at 2 from tho Rawlmgs Jersey Show will be hetd on the Coati Funeral Hom e for James grounds as a part oC the county Kenneth Searles, who died in the flir and other llve.stock judgtng .Meigs General Hospital early to· will take place. At 7 p m. Frulay da y. evening the annual hohc pll.Jitng ,Survivors Include his parents, eontest w1U be held at the grand Mt and Mrs. Hod Searles. MtddleeStarid p~rt~ ~ree c:ll:~e~, d Mr~ ~~c;. On ' Saturday, tbe Cinal day or Ftc • ennet Jc ar an Ole fair the junior fair activitieS er, all of Findlay, 0 I two brothen ill hllblight tbe morning hours Charles W. and Carl Edward, ol w h d d to be Middleport; three sisters, Mrs. with the )Jrr.r~de SC e Ule • Mane Van Co(Jney, Middleport; IW at 10:30 a, m. and tbe ~tyle , Mrs. Sid Burton and Mrs. RandaJI rnue and pre.. entatlon of'achlevc· Manley both of Akron men& 'IWardl _!et for 11 a. m. _At Frie~ds may call at the funeral 1 p. m. the 1fandstand attraction home until time of services, Tbe will be lhe annual traetor pullln( Rev C. E. Hoyt will officiate and and at I P· m. In the Interment will be made In Gravel tbe Big Bend Minstrel lllll cemetery ChesbJre. wUI present 'Count}' ' Follles" marking the aecond annual appearance at the fair foJr the group. This Yeilr, howeve r, only one ahow wlll be ataged compared to tbe two P!'4'•ente.:l in one evening luL year. Concluding the- fair activities will be • flieworb dlspl'"' at 10:30 Saturday night by the fta· elne vot~nteer Fire DeputiJlent. the year were Webater Post met Monday home. ride radio and .television \ tbow t f Cl nc IDna ti · ou 0 Among the east wUI be BOnnl~ EXDP.nmen arm ' r7 ' ' Is , .!i.•"'!'!!'I..><Of tbe ~~ s~ ~:;·r~~·~iO:i~r~i .':'; by the ..........~1:!\>t~"" .1· ..._ Mra. ~nd 'no~fle(. preaident "" " ,.,.•.•. t.he aervleea University that he has been aUthorized granted of 1 llml$ed n11mber •!~~~~ "'1'!'1;,, thia means of ~Sp'eoial Art A~arda for hiS Cruhman yeaf at the Universdy ' half w1i h tts cbn~~uanee contingent with a Ioree of tm hl1 aeademile atandl~. million men 'for Guthrie,. who graduated in May 1ince tbe Korean from Mlr'dJepbtt High School was an honor student and biB art wort is well-known here. He bas been staff arhst or• the school newspaper and also oo the year book and bas painted sce nery and Ml!falt for a nurdbcr school ~ventl. oDe ; II'• ........... I _._ ,, .., • '• • Iefort JG11 tlkt I !!!!& trip to hftt FUN- •' I , 'I ' c&t Jl~ y ...'. ' ) ' ' ' .... ' " Polter JB r.e~poulble ' fin. c...,l~ out re.eaek wort .outlined by the St&tion'e r8abreh Jtaff and ad· minlatratlon. · Current experiments are being conduct~d In beef tattlebreeding, fore1try, Bnd an e~den· ive agronomy program-parUcuarty small gralnt, mhdow s~d· lnga, and pasture improvement. Foster is 33, married. and IMs 3- ehUdren, Billa Janet ana Tlmo-tby. He waa born and raised on a farm near Johratown ObJo. Violent Winds Tornadoes Hit Camp Meeting Plans ~mpleted In The'Midwest At New Haven or ,,~ .,l!i. • ••.' ~' ~ \ Uow Texas Eastern helps this blln.- ' kee~t Its ~oat on .• ~ Aa,ma~r of tbe -..ae tarm r F 1re threatened two tank cara 1 nearby siding, and destroyed L P m. and in tbe f!vening a an old eonverted railroad car once shoW wiU be giv~n at 8 p. m. by used as a combmatmn bunk-recte- Jamea H. Fo~~J!.1a the new fum rnauger of tbe Qh~ AJrlcaltural Pb.:perlrnent Stlltl~n a Southeutern Would weaken Sttbatatlcn. ~t Carpenter in Meigs with•Russia., County, Dll't!etor L. L RummeU an· ;nouDeed today, \ :ro,_er, ~ graduate oltOhlo ~tate , UDlver.Jty s College lOt Aarleult· , ure. wal , formerly manaser Of the Station a Trumbull County fa~. Bef-ore that he w~rked brlellr at lUte MadiJon Caunty subataUon. He '#, Jepl•ctli Jo"!' Hamlll who reBiped be re· mqm· lr:ag, Aua:. 14, the fir.st futf day or adivhica of the Cal<' Juc1ging of ponies and horses wUI be the vandstanrl event begl~ning t~t Threatens Two Tank Cars Hobson Yards C~lef ant'll ! ~ :)11~ r~ !Or"_.,, tbot ~nget James K ·Searles Cl8tnl • ed By Death E Jy \Vedn esday " REVS. CASE. RHODES The car, a 1955 Oldlmobile dn v· Tt\e annual Homecomm 11 serv- en br Ward. waa. complere1y de· lees of the ~tbel E UB Ridge wdl be Zlat. The day's services will begtn witb the Sunday School hOur at M fll d b Ch 1 9' 30 A. ' 0 owe Ya 1• dren•s Soni .Program at 10 :30, At 11 A M. the pastor, Rev . E. T. Bra~mb of Tuppers l"lamt, will deliver tht; message for the mnrnmg worJhlp service. A plcnlc luncb wtlb be served ~~:e se~~1;e ~.::C~n:: !rez :~· Rev Willard ~ and Cole n •Bhoods of 0 .•wW be P""""' Mr ~a (' __ s.le~. Taken Bli><·Death At AthenS Home Hickory Chapel ° Centennta • I Is ObservedSU0day Post Conum'ttees Are Announced By Dr.ew-\Vebster ~Ccldept. molishe d In the The accJ· dent oeturred when t he auto The admi.nutratlon amendment swerved to mtss a car m the road would £orbld tbe att.Otaey pn· and left the road and turned over after the right r l!t:r tire blew out era1 to iptervene in •ucll eaea: except by JDVttahon (!If local .•• ' ~ Ward told pollee that the weath tborit1es such. 11 ~ebool boU'dJ ~ 1 er condition at be t1me of the nr play-gro!lDd authortt.ies wiJb. • acrident waa foggy and t hat a "•r tng to end segregation bul m~t.­ • lilopped m the road ah1!11d ttl him m g resuta.nce. without light. and ca used him to Presulent EisenhoJVer, In a for· leave tlte r041d. The dmer or the mal s tatement T,Uetiday ' bTgbt stopped car wu s.ud to have left after th.e Senate v~led to format. tbe scene of tile accident. ly ~ons1der bu 119Jf&e-paued ra. e1al rights bill, , an~ared to L. leave the doo~ wid,e (I~ to JUt~ tor tile 1:00:.1.. M , .,...[ S, lUOf ~nam~~ .,. ~ u:e to--furnliH" · • number• .lJll • 1 ,. " Urift~'r!J: , ........ ., . He urged the Seute to, Pill s~ng; and the Rev. Case will ~e. hver the afte rnoon message wh1ch 'I J the bill ..without und~ delay'.. will follow a song sen ice at whum and with cnppUng aolendmepJ,, But he restated the four bui!! both the engaged smgers, and vis- J 1hng singers wdl parUctpate Mr. , obJeCtives of hiS btU and .said Rhoads aecompamea thetr songs Mn. Cora Ato r . oo, rornw r one is to provtde a reasonable1 il' with the aceordian. Bradbury res 1 d~t. died F nda; program of a.uJStance, in effons 1"" The "Case and Rhoads., evan- at her home m Athens. She was to protect con.stituhonal n1hll of • gellstic team 1s w1dely known the daug hter or the late Albert citizens ThiS would fit ia W!lh throughout central and aouthern and Anninda Story QJH ~ey and the r-eported plan for modifitaOhio, where they have made many was a native of Metgs county. tJOn or part Ill./ appearances durmg the past few Sur vtvors 1nclu C:e hPr husbanrt The Unltel! Press was Informed Y~11.rs. Hamby; a daugbter, Mn. Erma the admi01Jtration a.l.ao would jc.~ There w11l be no night serv1cc Howard, WaYerly; a son, Oakley, cept two amentl'm~ntll proPoaecl Akron , two brothcro~ : . Elwood by Sen Richard B. Russell J>.Ga, B&we n, 111 ; M11Jard, Greencamp leader of the amendmenU ~P"' four su t ers Mrs.. Clartce D 'ly, posttion to the biU. One wouiQ Hemlock Grove, Mrs. Erma Doug make the ! talf director of thelas, Ferris: Mr&. Verna Scott, btll'A proposed civtl rights eom-Dallllll CJtv: :\Irs Nol'il Hanmng, musion subject to Senate cOnllontgomery , fi ve grandchildren; firmation. The other would ten great grandchildren. She was b1d the commission to accept U:le 1 a me mber of BraCibury Church aid of voluntary workers. Tbe Senate banded Eisenhower '11le Rev. Robert Hurley, form of Christ. er Middleport resident, h•d Funeral services were he'! d and northern Demoeratic Uberlll charge of the program for the Monday at the Ja eger and Son a resounding triul'lpb late Tun· 100\.h anniversary or the Hickory Funeral Home w1th bunal in day by voting 71·18 t.o collllder the bill formallY. Chapel Methodist Church Sund;~y Alexander Ce meter y The Senate today swung Into July 14 . Friends from Bradbury who attended the servtces were Mrs. the main event deba\e on the The Huntmgton District Super ' Letha Russell, Mr an{l Mrs. At- elvi.l rights bill Soutbemeh planned a filibiRintendent, Dr Paul Refern was len Roush and Mrs Sisson. Call the speaker at the m11nung wor· ing at the Funera! Home nn ter But the "wnrd" comprnllliie ship serYice and other speaken; Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Da!e quietly, tentatively ,ervaded the were the Rev. Robert Love ancl- Barnil.art, Mr. and Mrs. Ed King, capitol, Maybe something could be the Rev. Mack Bennett Jr., form- Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.um, Mrs. wnrked out . • . er member, of the church who Gritf Russell. The admin.iJtration readied a have entered lbe mmistry ~-----major compromise on Part m~ Local fr1ends wbo attended th.c the part of the bill that aouthem· 1 sei'N'ieea were Mr and Mrs R1· • en contend would aUow the go\.... chard Chambers, Herbert ChllllternmeDt to enforce sebool inteben and Mrs. Rober t Harris o1f 0 grJtion with federal troop': Heath Method tst Church. , An informed source 1a1.d an admi.aisb'ation amendment would forbid the attorney general t !l l nt~vene in integratiOn tlse&unless lDvit~d by local ~ehool' boirdJ or playground antboritlea. But som.e northern Democrats opposed golna too far on a 'compromise. Moreover, an admlnistra taon spokesman said the adm.lr.Istration would not budge on the The Mason County Chapter of btU's votmg righll set'!tion grantDisabled Amer1can vetenns vot· ing no injury tr1al to Yiolaton • ed In favor of paving the street And Sen. Russell B. Li':lnJ Dalongside their recently pur· La said unless Part lU II elimieha5ed bowe in Mason City at a nated entirety and jury trials meeting held at their h;~~U on provlded the aouthern debate will Tuesday evening. run •'JnternunabJy " . South IChurch of Silver held Sunday, July I f. Local 'Horse'men T Compete At ~Jr..J:i~~~i: IMason DAVVotes Wellston Sbqw Ntith~r To Pave Street Beside Property auutmer beat, wlDttr cold, nt'r housekeeper's soapy rq can maa a Flcnlum• Veneti~ bUnd peel its colorful coat • • . thaQka, iD p1rt, to ·Texas Eutehl. Texao E~atom lrollsporta ,.,.,., ,... via pi~ne from tl\li SOUlhwest lor uao In the l'lem~Qatoa. N. J.• ploat of flunter J:louilu Aluminum Corporalloa. Hete, the pa ia.uoeo! to babt enamel finiobea that woa~ chip, ct101:: 01 peel on Fleuium• blind alata. Becauae tempenturo cooiiOIIe vory criti<OIIn the. lbort..,yclo bolting procesa uood, t:i0111 Datura! , ... witb lU llllilorm boot, lo lhe Ideal fuel lor the job. l'lmmer Fnur lime• ~ lautt, then'• • eall 1he ntr4 l•r hloo4 il ll11h dut\11.1 tt<~onth" ,ke~ 6ft OGli to '"PI~ thl• Pf*:lou• lift l•ld. Ao4 .. ... eoa IE~Jmclnbtr, IC let hill .' 1:"1, IL nnd M if'olbllitu.te ' fo'ilaM In u.¥in1 )]....., Help nowpov lamlly-MI, ...,. a Uhl II ~ ked Croll f&r an appo1•tntent~hN ,.. .. , on ••cadott. I _ . ... .... Baker Furniture . .. .. ~ On The Brigliteet Corner In Middleport ~' ---·- ..............,.. ....1 ..•' q:.r') ·Wednesday, July 17~ ; I \ ,.' ' • A · ·~ • R N T• X AS ' ' ' Ye•ae ..... .,••• 8ft¥a,a TN. OOMfltAfltn 1'HAT • • IIYa YOU ~um. Veaodu bn..l nil~ 1e '' ' Brick Driveways. Removed · •' e~~amolod by rolliM!oatlD,a aod lbeD ,. \ '• ' i · .;z;....-~ ) SHREVEPORT 6 ' A'2- ... ....,:,. ~ ~ , LOUISIANA. • NATURAL·~· .. ~lll'tiiii.JIIIiil;a ·011. I'"ODU~U l', ~ .~!!!!!rill gu ~er~e~ore ""4!:' j ' ' lilted lD . . . tliod, boilioaW, ........ cycle I>Ulf>a ""'!'- Tlit biJh baltlq temperoture It olo,.IJ coot<: jlravlole • durable, lo¥o ...... ftolalailtltllab. Cll7 Ou ~ oC N.,..J....,....,1U.u_.,.._, -~tballllurtilpl. . , -IM ho~UIIIJI/.la ~ur 1/umlllfl~ /!!'( .. ' ' - GCNIRAL HOIPtYAL Marle Morrts, Pom· Weat Columbia; &cine; Mrt. ll'he Chapter ab(l Yoted to spol)lor an lee cream !iOCial 106n. The medina night wu to the first and third of the month beginnio'{ aU. present I �.. . • •I ' .• ...__. :..~1 .":!..- ,,._ __..,_ _ w ·- _ _..... ...- • -· ... N . . _ .· tr'dD't ..:~ ... ---·- - -........ . ....... ""· ~ -, 1 iF ., s w.._ . f:~~~vqd ~~!~~:reh~!?~!~!ync!e~fsr~~~rcJt~~! ~7~~~r~IS structure,th us pro ( .. ., vidin g superior rigidity made plain this week wh en Kaiser Aluminum and Chemi cals Co rp . unfolded an ex.citing vi sion of imaginative ne w concept s in autom n- Aluminum engine block . .a utomatic transmiss ion hou sing and ot he r e ngine parts such as di stributor hou sing , carburetor bod y, in - live styling in Detroit taking full adva•nt age take manifolds, va-lve r.overs. fuel pump hou s- of the ve rsa tility of aluminum . This is the way a lways a myste ty to ing, water pump body. wat er manifolds, and power -steering housing. state-ru n economic system s - .capitalism de· velops its own generative force for growth . Kaiser, with aluminum to sell, and a desire to sell much more , sets engineer s to work sweating ovl' r draught boards and eisels blocking oul in line and color wh~t the cars of 1965 can look like, and noting the mater· ials that can make them look that way. Use of aluminum in cars, say th e Kaiser people, will more than double by 1965, and it is con· siderabl e r ight now under the hood and in decorative and gadget additions. Kaise r exper ts th e avt•rage car \n eight years to be reduted 111 weight by 1,000 pounds through :he use of the light metal. Corresponding advanta ges iu fue l economy, brakP pcrfonn aJH'l' , and better a-ct•eleration ar·e promiseci . Here are a fe w uf th e predicted uses or aluminum in ~..:ars. which we, quile dose to Kaiser's bi g plant at na venswood, may pray come about : Cast integ ral whe('\ , hub and bra·ke drum assernhlil's whi(' h provide outstanding brake performance by virtuall y eliminating fade, improved riding eomfort through the reduc· tion CJf unsprung wd ght. and improved aC('£'1· enttion resulting frorn the weighl reduction. A frame and firewall assemb ly fab1ica ted from die-cast aluminum sections bolted toge- An all-aluminum radiator "-hi<'h can be installed in the conventional locatlon or inside the cast or extruded frame rails, where it al· so could function as a floor heater when desired . The Instrument cluster housing which is cast in two pieces with the speedometer num. erals integral Front floor boa1·ds and seat risers, which are integral parts of the cast aluminum platform frame . The cast aluminum floor boards may have & textured surface, which wi11 eJim. inate the need for all-over carpeting. An aluminum fuel tank . Front and rear bumpers fabricated from al uminum· extrusions and ('a!>tings. An all· aluminum body with sheet aluminum side 1 panels a·nd a die-cast aluminum door. A two-stage retractable three-piece hard top made of buffed aluminum roof panels. Th~ roof frame and supports are aluminum · forgings and castings, which meet the exact ing requirements of fit and mechaniC'al strength . Roll -away hood 09nd deck cover made of aluminum extrusions joined with suitably col· or·ed plastie strips, which provide easy access ) to the engine compartment, and unobstructed 1 openin~ and unlimited verti('~l space for un-1 usual loads on the rear deck. ..:n· ~~ Daily Sentinel Day Book al"lr- - work1· r~ viJ(•d. NEW ARRIVAl Sa t1 1•r f11'1 d lu1.~ tN•£>lvr·rl nrr unnOlliH'I•nh' ll l or tlw birth 0( fl tlilu.chiN. ~hu\lllf' .J•• :ur to Mr. and Mr~ . r nrl l~ ll l( l'll r · !l!tl Clnclnnllli , n11 Ju ly 12 'l'h1• mnth cr I~ lhl' fonn n Harha1·n Cha ~ · · nne( thl' grnndJHU'I'tl l ~ 1•1"1' l\1r. unrl Mn . Ke nul•l h t " h r 1 .~ c ~Jl t' l'tiJH l i•u • Hu p:ht·~ ) ('l nri nnati. Mlddl£>pnrl . f ol"llll'I"IY •Jf EMIRGENCY CALL Thl' Mldlilt>porl t>-:mt>rj;ll'llc r S11118rl WOIII <"Ill it'd to th e hOill(' (•f Mn. M ~ d g c Grnhom Tm~~(lu v af tl'rlloMl when shl'" h('l' ll nW ill. RUARK REPORT BY ROIIRT C. RUARK A ~ one whn I! morl ly nt.~h\n ~ to.warrl ~l.'n i lily and is cnn s riou ~ daih· or ~ nrw a<"ht' 11r lltwllrr·•· lnfh of ('rl)d r:> l"l hail·l\nt' , it Ch1<"f: lll r a 1h•al o( plt'II ~III"C' to rt>u1t wh1•rr• •implc . kindl y ol rl iUplrin I~ muk lnR 11 conwhnek . Th r rr ll!"•' IO lnJI.ll}" fltW II IHI flllli' .V - · - -----,- ha <o C' li11ir tlw asplr iu 1.; t harrnwin~ s p(l:("ifl l'.' sround todny that it '~ rt·al pll'll · 11ant to ~("(• 11 11 old fr l1• ncl hold ur hi~ twad a!l:rin. The N inth lntNillltiOtL!i l Co u· in 1\H' trea1mf' nt other riHy , !lf! e r ;, mt.~rniu g in th<• tht'lllf'r involv in g w~rl · and - cm·n fl'niO\':r t· ··Warlll ure caused Uy hundl i u :~ rPpor1 r• d tlml f't tlla ll\' t'ffet·l i\'1' <1.~ t•m ·t i! tHI 11nd ~>lhr · 1 · high flnwn , two-lnnl'tl mir Til)' Fil' M( R n p11 ~ t Ch u r1·11 wlll 011•1'\ S.1t urd n1· ut 7 p m fur ;, potltH'k pi l' ll ie d iill l!" l" o n Uw r·hur<"h luw n ll l" ill k will h\· ]11"1" Ho ~ro •• r>L~r·tl>~P s j u ~t CHURCH CLASS MEETING The l'i•nlt•l C l n ~ ~ nf \IH' l'ulll " Mr ~ . on ltlwunwtir toot! ft·o~s . .)f painful musdr•s and jo inh. A ~· plrt n, lhl'y ul.~ o report, I!". not 1tntl don't 11'1 nu\.11111.1• ll' ll you no tlilfercnl. '· Tht•y n ntl· rlr•d in usst!Ul. Jl!'OIW to !t'OUb]f'!IOIIW .~l ri E' r- f fr•l'l ~ Tht•n I ~aid : ''You want n ttll ic k <IIlii h t• Mi r lr· ~. it don "\ I' ll~ \ mud1 c ·urr· fnr hr•url Hlla c k s''"' ' l "~· ·.v Thi ~ h·nd~ me tu n lrt•utl s<' whil"\1 Wlll ll tl lw t'lrlkd r·r•udi rm· lookl'rl up eagcry . lii"Y If f:rund tru had writ!L·n it. 1 LnyltlJ!: down my nlu(ljay 1'111 '1 1 l(ltt u lhl'fH"Y whil'h will go rlow ,1 plns\c1·, 1 said grllVI'ly : in nwdka l ure hivt>s a ~ the l mm u· ··nrlng hack the pil'k ·IMtl ~ hu ..• tnblc Cur m ud~:t• on' s l. ll w IH'Cnr rl · 11n1l lill'l rid of these lwn-tonp.[ InK to lk R. llunrk , unfr•ockl·d Ca l's and new ai rp lam·~. ThL• phYRklan . makCR II fl\1111 W:IIK Jt 's thl~: The reo~on why l'li l'l"~· tight 8 hO C.~ slow, bec11 u ~e he ha:s corn .~. El'wn body rccl.'i 110 lou~y toduy i~ nrr t viz., nnd to wit. lr he had no two ~ lom l c f11llnut or lhn t but•lv wunr ll' t'fu l old to MNt•nlty , lhc eil! · toned car and no ai rpla nE>, ho.! J l"t• lk . It'.~ just that eYm")' tlnw t•llh cr has tp walk slow or Kt'l a hor11f' . The da y the buggy whin lht• Jines come up with n new Cllt'" fnrtory thri Ye!l a~nln, gr•n1lenwn , llwy ~:ot tu find a fresh malluly will !ICe lhf' f\nbh of htllrl ell~·· lo kl·l'fl tht> population In ho.~l· ta.~e. Sca lpel, ntrr!lle, thi .~ corn i .~ illll'u. Nt•w pill, new sym plo nr. dug In a litt le <h>t>pllr than I N1•w ~ihul. nrw dlseiUUl . As 1 wa~ ~nyiny; thought.'' io the crow n· r•d ht•utls uf John!! Hopkins thl' uthur 1hr. nftcr 11 parUculurly rll•ft tJ lt'{' t' or leeching, thh mtt .~ t ~ top. WI' 1wcd must alow tlown. lllly~. ll lld lhis. diagnosis of CYC!T)' lhlng ~~~ vlr· u ~ hal' liiH to qull. WI' muM\ go back to the tl ay ~ or ou r fou 11111nii fllth••n, who died only from the gulloplng Nl n· ~ umplion and lndlan arrow wulu r d~. Rae~ we must ao t-J ~ ·, _. 9 ~11 fctida bwa. worn around thf• ne<"k like a conjur c ha rm. and there will be no mort~ passln:: of the cmnmon <"Old and slmllnr germ s. Thl8 for tho stmrl1• rr a ~on th11t it Ia imposslhll• to ap prouch " pouon WCilTLn g on n~ ~~· retldp hag around the nerk Ill'· l'lluso of the ILCn<"h. Sulphur-and-molas.!lc.s In ttw >~Prins. as a blood pur&e, hAl t~llt'~ i nto »hnnn:lul dl~us..:. 1 hut !I one reason W<' ha ve all lhon• new ailments that nHlk<~ Harki ng bac k lo w11rts and moles 1111 possible indications o r lnrlple nt cancer. I dcst royt>d rntl· rlt!rn theory bY quotin!l Marl• Twain an<l Madame Ou8arry. Jn "Tnm Sawyer", 1'wnin rxpluhw<l th at warts. come of h andling toad rroga, ca n easily be r '•red ~Y I plunging thl! aftllctr:!d ml!mbcr tn . h - - ·· • Tutht Y Romper Room 10:00 The Pdcc i 'l Righl 10:30 Truth or ( 'l'lsequence! •1:00 Tie rat Dough I Sign On Today 9:00 _ ;~;f ... 11:30 It Could Be You 12:00 12:30 Tex :1nd Jinx • Current My Liltlt~ Margie 1.30 Bride and Groom 2:00 3:00 M11tlnee Theater Qut:en for a Day 3:45 Modarr• Ronf:mce! 4 :00 Comedy T!me 4 :30 5 :30 S:45 Movietlme Popeye Presents 6:00 630 &.35 6:45 Flatt antJ SCl'ugs• 7:00 7:30 News Picture w ~ath~rc.t at &ports Eye_ NnC News Best of Grnucho Best of Dregnet 8:00 The People :. ... hoice 8 :30 9:00 High·Luw Lux Video Theater tO:IJO \Yblrlybird11 10:30 News Headline! 10:40 Nitew.,·tch 12:00 Toni~ht 1 ,00 Sign 0!! 1 STARTING- --THURSDAY Wednesday JULY 18-9 A.M. SHARP Romper Room 10:00 The Price Is R\eht 10:30 Truth or COnsequeneee I J :00 Tie T ~c Oouah 1 J :30 It Could 8-P. You 12:00 Current 9 :00 1:00 1:30 2:80 3:00 3:45 4 :00 4 :30 7:00 "Mayor of the Town 7:30 Father Knows Be~t 6:00 Kratt TV Th.e.llt('r 9:00 This is Your Life 9:30 Waterfront 10:00 ~Masquerade Party 20x40 FANCY BOYS' BIG YANK PLAID TOWELS Sport . Shirts OUT THEY GOI thirsty Tur- 10:30 News Headlines 1D:40 Nttewa.tch -~- TonigN WCHS... TV Channell ACROSS 1. Not fresh e Harp .strin& lJ . Shore bird 12. Type of pneumonia 13. Dwell 14. Similar 15. Dlgil 16. Gov. Harriman 29. Sum. 3. Fan!Wtll mer 4. Gulde4 5. Before 6_Collarbone• II . Appre. 7. civil)' 8 . Fellth &. Da9hln&" hend 32. FrEnch 10. Showy 16. One J9. Wharr m&- 20. EngageN tton 21. Con.sumfd 18. Famot\S 2~ . bitl"der\ Oriental tun·. 43 . Squirrel ._., f ood plant E . F . Rohinsun brcJks 00 [or t ho! first time in his life on the AI· point tabb r.} 23 . Aher.d 24 . Girl's 1 nickname 1 2t. Pufornt \ 27. Lbdvltrm 28. A !ipm c :i ll. Waler goo.! :n Sloth JJ. Yout.h 3·1. Bacon strips 37 . At home 38. Not many 39. L11.nd measure -40 . Heavy Jltarrs 42. Wrath 44. Cle ver 45. Edible seawel'd 48. Capel 17. Lett &lana (print t I' • " " " I r::/ ,, ~,. ~ ~0 • " " " " 10' , .. ~ oo ~ t•• «: • 0 ., 2. Sans 3:00 6 :00 6:15 ' WJEH ~ , 10, n ,.. Meigs County News _,, DAILY CRYPTOQUO'lE- Here'o how to work It: l>~ach 9 :30 1{):30 Arthur Godfrey Strike it Rich VRHant Lady ·r ActiOn · •··· DouglflS Edwards Sgt. f>rPston of the Yuk® Bob Curnmlngll 7:30 Clima.--r. 6:30 \l'layhouse 9U 10:00 Up-to-the-mincte NeWs 10:05 Scannin& the Weather 10:10 The r..."te Show KO Cl!;KM MKIQY ':'H:Y KM CI!Y ·IY MC PO ZPM• SPAQUM, BEJC CEYT JAY PCEYAM ?-QP QCJKAY. \'e•terday't Cryptoqttotet LOVERS WHO LOVE TRULY DO ,.,OT WRITE DOWN THI:lR HAPPJNESS F'RANCJC. ANATOLE David Roush Is the hypochondrl1<!1, who worry ~o much about 11 pimple here u.nd h!nd. a blotch there, fall prey :o ror· (Copyright, 101S7, by UnHud cmary thrombo.tla. Fcature S~ndteate, Jnc.) ·-·- ----- - - - · - Sentinel ARIA Nainsook Long Cloth Check Check and Katie's :kitchen Bob crosby Show JUNIORS Srlghler Day Secret Storm Edge of Ni-":ht Th~ Ec.rly Show Your Esl!O Reporter .;, , 5·45 Sports Parad e .5:55 Weatherman A·OO Actkn i . O:lS ' Douglu, F.d'""s 6:SO Mv Frier.d F11cka 7 :00 Vic Damone ... i l Val. to $10.95 8:00 Millionaire 8:30 I've (!-ot A Secret U. S. Steel Hour , Up-to·the·tninu.f:t Ne\fl 1{):05 SCanning the ."'{ieatbar 10;10 The Late ShOJV 9:00 10:00 1' ' --~---- *Huge I CLEARANCE MILLINERY GROUP I *BIG A choice group of millinery that sold at $1.99. Priced to clear. Savings r---~~~JU~L;Y:C;L;IA~R~A-N_C_E------~· Pretty eotton pllne. gowns, shorties ___ _ Waltz lenJUl and .tuiJ length. Fancy patterns, regular on 990 spot ... . eilel, Priced low for quick clearance. JULY CLEARANCE SALE On Your Radio Dial WOMEN'S Sheets 2 $ 8lx99 Inch lot Quality Famolll Princess Peggy eotton dresses ___ new summer styles .. beautJfW. patterns. Regular $2.99 v•lues. Save one·third. Regular IV••Iul!e to $2.29 ___ famou s quality snowy white musUn Cool, long-wearing! Deep hem! Full 8lx.99-inch! $ bed pillowa, rable99c licking, filledd u wit.h cbieken feathers. A bi.g v!due. Come ear· get your share. CLEARANCE! FIRST QUALITY (Contlnutt:l 'rom , ... One) Cedrie Clark, Letal; Frank A. Vauahan, Publieity ; c. J. RbQde&, Rehabiltation; Eber Rouat), Viait· lng: Frank CheeaebNtw, Amerlcan"l•m: J. M. TbOrntoR. Chlld We~ fare ; Brooks Slyre, CUUord Hayes EACH w. R. navts, neren&e. At the cl~p . o(, Ure IQ!I,.e, tl.qc te·' \fitilef Dr. B"t'bWh'l omce on We~t Mail'.l S\, and B"ttvnut Av-~nue by the Racine Al~ni JuJOClD· 'BIG • f';· knit cotton HURRYII CLOSE-OUTS! and short First quality. July Sale . BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS unJon July Clearance Group of ·Men's Fine Broadcloth Pajamas that aotd tor ~.99 and $3.lMJ. Assorted fancle~ and striP,e&. Slzes B, C, D, choke, pair · WHITE HDKFS: . non-Iron plllle with eye~t ruflle,e. July ~lear•nce prlee - EACH EACH BUY A DOZENI Imaaine a man's si.ze white handkerchief for less than a dime __ . . neatly hemmed, tool In our July Sal~ at _ 8c EACH IOYS" "FRUIT OF THI LOOM" lO OZ. DUNGAREES · · ···· · · · $1:44 BUTCHER LINENS · · · · · · · ·· · yd. 39c ' hmoui biand Bil Ya)Jk bo"ys' Western cut dun· ~~ Heavy 10 o<. ""lihl. Size! 6 lp 16. Reg War $1.98 vllUe. Ideal for aummer wear. Fine White cotton shirts. Boya' sizea, d to 16. Low priced. BeaUtiful plain colors. Very LARGI FANCY- ITRIPID CLOSI.QUT LOT - 59c "ND 69o BEACH TOWELS .... · · · · ea. $1.77 SPOR1 DENIMS · ....: .. .. yd. 44c n~ ALL MIN'S REGULAR $2.1111 quality . Regular 591; value, S8 inches wide. July Clearartce Price . Plain colon and fancy striped patterns. Fine qua]. tty sport denim. 36 inebea wid,e• • B.ATHING TRUNKS-now Out they go now - tan shades. Excellent quality. Sizes 29 to 42. July Sale price $2.99 WORK SHIRTS 99C Fanwus Big Buck Uniform Panl.8 in popular grey and pair - WOMEN'S COOL COnON HALF SLIPS right when you n~ 'em . Fine bathin.ll trunks made by Cam.pl,l& Hurry! •. UNIFORM PANTS MKI!I~S · FANCY -- •' MIN'S HIAVY •• MEN;S GOOD QUALITY 88c $2.49 " MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY of -nidYE? E 14'k to 17. ;,&; .f. JULY CLEARANCE A Terrific V1h11tl AUorted. WeD made and full cut. Tan or p-ey twill fabrle _~ ab:el . JULY CLEARANCE Reduced I Wear under your prettieat aummer cottons _ _. whJte broadcloth or 29-38. Uniform Sllirts $4.88 .. .ff ·· $1.79 WHITE TEE SHIRTS · .......... · 59c .' Values to $7.95. Take Yout' choice now, pr. ' price, suit - Clo....ut• Dr11fk1lly ' MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS SUMMER UNIONS 38 to 46. Good aeJ(!cdon of style• and tol· Summer Shorts JULY CLEARANCE $1.00 style. ..·. ors - all IIUltab~ for early Fall throullb winter wear! Post Committees Sanforiud sport denim! cool, comlar- Mea's Cotton TwHI Straw Hats Long leg ; I BIG GROUP Wt;)MEN'S Wjth pr without belt! Easy fl.tling - MEN 'S DRESS MIN'S KNIT Values to J(). OUt they go! Men'a bettel"' s1.1mmer Trooaera. Good assortment of Summer Fabrlea. FEATHER PILLOWS 00 Hobby Jeans ·~ BIG, FLUFFY STRIPED SUITS Values to f22.95, now Dungarees 42. WOM~N'S OUT THEY GO! .99 MEN'S $3.98 LINENE 1•99 wt. denim! Reinforced at strain poinll. Si.ze& 29 table! CLOSE-OUTS ONLY JULY CLEARANCE 1 MEN's BIG YANK IMatehlc" Value! Full-cut, well·madel Sanforized and haU !lites. •washable 100% Nylon Fleeee JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE $179 now only - "PRINass PEGGY" wAsH DRESSES RIGULAR $2.99 VALUES .Toppers and Tweeda •Ideal for Summer __ for travel •White and paat.els, lln:a 10..18 BLEACHED C_L_E_A_R_A~N~C=E-------- 1 99~~: 7'1 Plisse Gowns GROUPofII betA group ter halR that sold for $2.89. Priced FOXCROFT - YOUR CHOICE each YOU'LL FIND il hud to bHt this value· .,.~;k.,d sport shirt Clearenu ,.-.upf . -. 8ec1use we took ell "'"BIG YANK.. samples at • big wrlfe.off __ __ "It's 1 lktore JCOOP at half-prlcel It's a vast Mlecllon of ewry· thing you w1nt, 1nd eftry thh1 is Nnfor• lzedl Compleh>ly washablel SoMoL 1izwl FAMOUS r-------J-U_L_Y__ woMEN's FANCY coTTol'j Daily $1 FANCY PRINTS FANCY PLAIDS RAYON LINENES LENO WEAVES e PLENTY SOLIDS JULY , SALE OF •Beautiful dresses for town, sports and evening •sheat h~. boufb.nts. shirtwaists and others •coltons, rayon·silks, linens, drip-drys •Prints, stripes, plaids and luscious solids reg. $1.99 values! e e e e I - - - ---·- -- WHTN-TV Channel13 11:50 a.m. HURRY Values to $19.95 Values to $14.95 Selection SPORT SHIRTS YARD ' LONG COATS 1111/M\t.OI SALI A rummage ule will be hetd July 18. 19 and 20 in ttre bul \d~ n~~~ Men's SHORT SLEEVE • HALF SIZES • MISSES ~· Writer frtmmenta were aemcl b)" Mickey l\'lfllom1, ••d Dan cutnmtOJi to So ln~bera . . , W'rthout Question the Greatest Values in Many Moons! . BIG YANK BRAND THREE BIG GROUPS MISSES' ond WOMEN'S 11\d •• STIFFLER'S JlJLV (;LEAJIANCE SALE- YOUR CHOICE bati8te Vllues to $13.95, now Before you llkt 1 !!!!I .,_ to hnt FUN- 18c 39-locb early! VALUES 79c to $1.00 Yard j 12 :30 As thf' Woriu Turns 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1:30 Ho u.separ ty 2:00 Big Payof! 3:15 3 :30 4:00 5:30 DISH PANS MANUFACTURER'S BONANZA! 11 :45 Gulding Ligbt 2 :30 3 :00 NBLEA. MUSLI YARD 11 :00 ll :US Love ot Lif~ 11 :30 Search Cor TOnt2JTOW 12 ~00 ' PA5nl, HEAVY PLASnC 22c EACH 9:00 Garry Moore day the t'ode letters are different. A Cryptorrun quotation 99c FINE QUALITY 39-INCH WHITE GOODS AXYDLBA.AXR 111 LONGFELLOW One letlet• slmply atands for another. In thll aampae A 11 uaed tot· tlut three L'11, X tor the lwQ O's, etc. Single letten, apoa• t rophe8, the lengt h and formation of the wordl are all blntl. Bl1 S.llerl li1 Buy 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston .81~~:ckle 8:00 Captain Kaniaroo 6:45 CBS News ·~~----·--~-- •• r/. ., DOWN I. Bandage Housellartv Big Payoft Bob Cr~_s.by ~ho~ Brighter Day SecTet Storm 7 :00 WA- .. '" I 1:30 z:OO 2:30 6:30 r;:;: ~ ')ur Miss Brook~:~ 1 ~ •• I~ 1:00 hPns Cou ntry Club golf cour)>c, , 3: 15 3:30 Edge of Nig~tt playing wlth Rob Coates, Fra~lk 4:00 The EaTly Show John!lton ami J es ~ While. · 5:30 Your Esso Rt>:porter Donald Nease is employed a ~ 5:45 Sport.; Parade principal nf the Letart ,Grade 6 :56 ··· We~therman ~:;.~ St'hO(j] . ~ t'• • " • ~ ' Gu iding Light Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the Worlll 'J1urn• TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK : Edison Hobst-etter iS name<t chairman or lhe Oh_io · Bankers' Assoriulion committee on agrieu,· v... ,,••, •• ""'".. 41. Cry of a crow 42. Sale notlcQ 38 Ftowerle'-' 11 :45 12:00 25c "HOPE" BLEA. MUSLIN Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow of pr('y (colloq.) 22. Compau 11 :15 (dang) J6. Bird nurae 26. A!Sisl :lS l<~raH Arthur r.odfTey 10:30 Strike It .ttit'h ll :OO VaUant Lady rh·er \ po.sa:.) 3!5. Excla.- 17. Exl1t magician :! I Bea ~; t of 9 :30 hat euper Exira Special Buyl GENUIN~ CLOSE-OUTS! - -- - - - ------ · ------·DAILY CROSSWORD f - •' . 6:00 Spi nach Playhouse 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 6 :45 NBC News ·~ THURSDAY 7:00 J immte Dean 7:30 Bust-.a Blatkie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:45 CBS News 9 :00 Gar:-y Moore f..l OPERATION CLEAN UP • • IT'S HERE! SEMI-ANNUAL HOUSE CLEANING! A CLEAN SWEEP OF SUMMER .. Modern Romanaee1 Comedy Time MI)Vietime 5:30 Popeye Presents 5:45 News Picture 12 :00 t ~J !-. My Little !lla:-gle Bride And Groom Matl.nee Theater Queen for a Day to !!.punk water In th e dark o! the moon. Spunk wal~r Is thf' r('· 8ldual rain water 1n a hollow stum ,,. A,, ror Madam e DuBarry, any st udent or hl11tory knows ht!r rl~!~· de crflC' k: "A molo l.!t a hoauty 11 pol and makes one btJioved. If ~·o u cn n't grow one, huy one and rutc 11 on . and Blways remtmbN I ~hort·vumpl'd 1h0cs &ive ~' l)t l n •wing and sway." , rn any ca.~P.. I'm alad aRplrin ' ~ 'b~ttk. bectr use It aspirin's back , the bucgy whip and universal public health can't be far hl'· A& 1 wa"' aay lna tn tht Malt' ·-·- ---·- -- - · ·-- - 6:00 ~. t :00 or th at district traveling to and from employ ment at Sporn, Kaiser, Vanadium, and OVEC . The highway is not the widest or the most straight In the world . Only Monday a Ham· den, 0 .. man was seriously injured when his empty truck left th e highway o n a curve , plowed up a sizeable ~ection or a cornfield, Departmenl here unite in warning anyone trav eling in , through, m· about Letart J<'alls th ese da.v.s to be ca reful. Two wrecks have occurrr LI ther<' in two tl<.1 ys A state patrolman said Tuesday: "Driving through I. e! art Falls now is about nnd was d<.'molished . like trying to ge t thr ough Columbus at 5:1fi Evrntunlly , if and when Meigs County grows as it might with an industrial expanp.m." P~rh a p s it's not quit~ ti.I.ft.t J•a,?, but traffic sion near Letart Falls, a sub-statton _of the is henvy :dong HI :~:JH h ct•;ru se or tru<"ks haul - Sheriff's Dt•ptu lment will have to be ma.nned ing tomn hws It i.~ ('!'i peciodly heavy in ca1·1y in that uea. Only adequate patrolJing of the mornin g hours and at evening time . rot~ds wil l keep the mice from playing when Th en' also is a growing number of people the cat is away. 6:55 Sig n On . •r ",-. Take Your Time These Days In Trav.el·ing Through Letart Falls, Heavy With Truck, Commuting Workers Tak e Vour :l-18 Editoria l . . . . The Stttte Highway Patrol a·nd the Sheriff's THURSD.-\ Y- Channel 3 ,.' - i •u,... , TELEVISION GUIDE Y./SAZ -TV ·channet3 1 new demand and markets for its prod ucts was ... n - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1957- Kaiser Sets About Selling Aluminum In American Way lli.l"'...............""____ WOMEN'S FINE G'AUGE NYLON HOSE Sniht. lrrqL 39c PAIR ' I ~~ �.. . • •I ' .• ...__. :..~1 .":!..- ,,._ __..,_ _ w ·- _ _..... ...- • -· ... N . . _ .· tr'dD't ..:~ ... ---·- - -........ . ....... ""· ~ -, 1 iF ., s w.._ . f:~~~vqd ~~!~~:reh~!?~!~!ync!e~fsr~~~rcJt~~! ~7~~~r~IS structure,th us pro ( .. ., vidin g superior rigidity made plain this week wh en Kaiser Aluminum and Chemi cals Co rp . unfolded an ex.citing vi sion of imaginative ne w concept s in autom n- Aluminum engine block . .a utomatic transmiss ion hou sing and ot he r e ngine parts such as di stributor hou sing , carburetor bod y, in - live styling in Detroit taking full adva•nt age take manifolds, va-lve r.overs. fuel pump hou s- of the ve rsa tility of aluminum . This is the way a lways a myste ty to ing, water pump body. wat er manifolds, and power -steering housing. state-ru n economic system s - .capitalism de· velops its own generative force for growth . Kaiser, with aluminum to sell, and a desire to sell much more , sets engineer s to work sweating ovl' r draught boards and eisels blocking oul in line and color wh~t the cars of 1965 can look like, and noting the mater· ials that can make them look that way. Use of aluminum in cars, say th e Kaiser people, will more than double by 1965, and it is con· siderabl e r ight now under the hood and in decorative and gadget additions. Kaise r exper ts th e avt•rage car \n eight years to be reduted 111 weight by 1,000 pounds through :he use of the light metal. Corresponding advanta ges iu fue l economy, brakP pcrfonn aJH'l' , and better a-ct•eleration ar·e promiseci . Here are a fe w uf th e predicted uses or aluminum in ~..:ars. which we, quile dose to Kaiser's bi g plant at na venswood, may pray come about : Cast integ ral whe('\ , hub and bra·ke drum assernhlil's whi(' h provide outstanding brake performance by virtuall y eliminating fade, improved riding eomfort through the reduc· tion CJf unsprung wd ght. and improved aC('£'1· enttion resulting frorn the weighl reduction. A frame and firewall assemb ly fab1ica ted from die-cast aluminum sections bolted toge- An all-aluminum radiator "-hi<'h can be installed in the conventional locatlon or inside the cast or extruded frame rails, where it al· so could function as a floor heater when desired . The Instrument cluster housing which is cast in two pieces with the speedometer num. erals integral Front floor boa1·ds and seat risers, which are integral parts of the cast aluminum platform frame . The cast aluminum floor boards may have & textured surface, which wi11 eJim. inate the need for all-over carpeting. An aluminum fuel tank . Front and rear bumpers fabricated from al uminum· extrusions and ('a!>tings. An all· aluminum body with sheet aluminum side 1 panels a·nd a die-cast aluminum door. A two-stage retractable three-piece hard top made of buffed aluminum roof panels. Th~ roof frame and supports are aluminum · forgings and castings, which meet the exact ing requirements of fit and mechaniC'al strength . Roll -away hood 09nd deck cover made of aluminum extrusions joined with suitably col· or·ed plastie strips, which provide easy access ) to the engine compartment, and unobstructed 1 openin~ and unlimited verti('~l space for un-1 usual loads on the rear deck. ..:n· ~~ Daily Sentinel Day Book al"lr- - work1· r~ viJ(•d. NEW ARRIVAl Sa t1 1•r f11'1 d lu1.~ tN•£>lvr·rl nrr unnOlliH'I•nh' ll l or tlw birth 0( fl tlilu.chiN. ~hu\lllf' .J•• :ur to Mr. and Mr~ . r nrl l~ ll l( l'll r · !l!tl Clnclnnllli , n11 Ju ly 12 'l'h1• mnth cr I~ lhl' fonn n Harha1·n Cha ~ · · nne( thl' grnndJHU'I'tl l ~ 1•1"1' l\1r. unrl Mn . Ke nul•l h t " h r 1 .~ c ~Jl t' l'tiJH l i•u • Hu p:ht·~ ) ('l nri nnati. Mlddl£>pnrl . f ol"llll'I"IY •Jf EMIRGENCY CALL Thl' Mldlilt>porl t>-:mt>rj;ll'llc r S11118rl WOIII <"Ill it'd to th e hOill(' (•f Mn. M ~ d g c Grnhom Tm~~(lu v af tl'rlloMl when shl'" h('l' ll nW ill. RUARK REPORT BY ROIIRT C. RUARK A ~ one whn I! morl ly nt.~h\n ~ to.warrl ~l.'n i lily and is cnn s riou ~ daih· or ~ nrw a<"ht' 11r lltwllrr·•· lnfh of ('rl)d r:> l"l hail·l\nt' , it Ch1<"f: lll r a 1h•al o( plt'II ~III"C' to rt>u1t wh1•rr• •implc . kindl y ol rl iUplrin I~ muk lnR 11 conwhnek . Th r rr ll!"•' IO lnJI.ll}" fltW II IHI flllli' .V - · - -----,- ha <o C' li11ir tlw asplr iu 1.; t harrnwin~ s p(l:("ifl l'.' sround todny that it '~ rt·al pll'll · 11ant to ~("(• 11 11 old fr l1• ncl hold ur hi~ twad a!l:rin. The N inth lntNillltiOtL!i l Co u· in 1\H' trea1mf' nt other riHy , !lf! e r ;, mt.~rniu g in th<• tht'lllf'r involv in g w~rl · and - cm·n fl'niO\':r t· ··Warlll ure caused Uy hundl i u :~ rPpor1 r• d tlml f't tlla ll\' t'ffet·l i\'1' <1.~ t•m ·t i! tHI 11nd ~>lhr · 1 · high flnwn , two-lnnl'tl mir Til)' Fil' M( R n p11 ~ t Ch u r1·11 wlll 011•1'\ S.1t urd n1· ut 7 p m fur ;, potltH'k pi l' ll ie d iill l!" l" o n Uw r·hur<"h luw n ll l" ill k will h\· ]11"1" Ho ~ro •• r>L~r·tl>~P s j u ~t CHURCH CLASS MEETING The l'i•nlt•l C l n ~ ~ nf \IH' l'ulll " Mr ~ . on ltlwunwtir toot! ft·o~s . .)f painful musdr•s and jo inh. A ~· plrt n, lhl'y ul.~ o report, I!". not 1tntl don't 11'1 nu\.11111.1• ll' ll you no tlilfercnl. '· Tht•y n ntl· rlr•d in usst!Ul. Jl!'OIW to !t'OUb]f'!IOIIW .~l ri E' r- f fr•l'l ~ Tht•n I ~aid : ''You want n ttll ic k <IIlii h t• Mi r lr· ~. it don "\ I' ll~ \ mud1 c ·urr· fnr hr•url Hlla c k s''"' ' l "~· ·.v Thi ~ h·nd~ me tu n lrt•utl s<' whil"\1 Wlll ll tl lw t'lrlkd r·r•udi rm· lookl'rl up eagcry . lii"Y If f:rund tru had writ!L·n it. 1 LnyltlJ!: down my nlu(ljay 1'111 '1 1 l(ltt u lhl'fH"Y whil'h will go rlow ,1 plns\c1·, 1 said grllVI'ly : in nwdka l ure hivt>s a ~ the l mm u· ··nrlng hack the pil'k ·IMtl ~ hu ..• tnblc Cur m ud~:t• on' s l. ll w IH'Cnr rl · 11n1l lill'l rid of these lwn-tonp.[ InK to lk R. llunrk , unfr•ockl·d Ca l's and new ai rp lam·~. ThL• phYRklan . makCR II fl\1111 W:IIK Jt 's thl~: The reo~on why l'li l'l"~· tight 8 hO C.~ slow, bec11 u ~e he ha:s corn .~. El'wn body rccl.'i 110 lou~y toduy i~ nrr t viz., nnd to wit. lr he had no two ~ lom l c f11llnut or lhn t but•lv wunr ll' t'fu l old to MNt•nlty , lhc eil! · toned car and no ai rpla nE>, ho.! J l"t• lk . It'.~ just that eYm")' tlnw t•llh cr has tp walk slow or Kt'l a hor11f' . The da y the buggy whin lht• Jines come up with n new Cllt'" fnrtory thri Ye!l a~nln, gr•n1lenwn , llwy ~:ot tu find a fresh malluly will !ICe lhf' f\nbh of htllrl ell~·· lo kl·l'fl tht> population In ho.~l· ta.~e. Sca lpel, ntrr!lle, thi .~ corn i .~ illll'u. Nt•w pill, new sym plo nr. dug In a litt le <h>t>pllr than I N1•w ~ihul. nrw dlseiUUl . As 1 wa~ ~nyiny; thought.'' io the crow n· r•d ht•utls uf John!! Hopkins thl' uthur 1hr. nftcr 11 parUculurly rll•ft tJ lt'{' t' or leeching, thh mtt .~ t ~ top. WI' 1wcd must alow tlown. lllly~. ll lld lhis. diagnosis of CYC!T)' lhlng ~~~ vlr· u ~ hal' liiH to qull. WI' muM\ go back to the tl ay ~ or ou r fou 11111nii fllth••n, who died only from the gulloplng Nl n· ~ umplion and lndlan arrow wulu r d~. Rae~ we must ao t-J ~ ·, _. 9 ~11 fctida bwa. worn around thf• ne<"k like a conjur c ha rm. and there will be no mort~ passln:: of the cmnmon <"Old and slmllnr germ s. Thl8 for tho stmrl1• rr a ~on th11t it Ia imposslhll• to ap prouch " pouon WCilTLn g on n~ ~~· retldp hag around the nerk Ill'· l'lluso of the ILCn<"h. Sulphur-and-molas.!lc.s In ttw >~Prins. as a blood pur&e, hAl t~llt'~ i nto »hnnn:lul dl~us..:. 1 hut !I one reason W<' ha ve all lhon• new ailments that nHlk<~ Harki ng bac k lo w11rts and moles 1111 possible indications o r lnrlple nt cancer. I dcst royt>d rntl· rlt!rn theory bY quotin!l Marl• Twain an<l Madame Ou8arry. Jn "Tnm Sawyer", 1'wnin rxpluhw<l th at warts. come of h andling toad rroga, ca n easily be r '•red ~Y I plunging thl! aftllctr:!d ml!mbcr tn . h - - ·· • Tutht Y Romper Room 10:00 The Pdcc i 'l Righl 10:30 Truth or ( 'l'lsequence! •1:00 Tie rat Dough I Sign On Today 9:00 _ ;~;f ... 11:30 It Could Be You 12:00 12:30 Tex :1nd Jinx • Current My Liltlt~ Margie 1.30 Bride and Groom 2:00 3:00 M11tlnee Theater Qut:en for a Day 3:45 Modarr• Ronf:mce! 4 :00 Comedy T!me 4 :30 5 :30 S:45 Movietlme Popeye Presents 6:00 630 &.35 6:45 Flatt antJ SCl'ugs• 7:00 7:30 News Picture w ~ath~rc.t at &ports Eye_ NnC News Best of Grnucho Best of Dregnet 8:00 The People :. ... hoice 8 :30 9:00 High·Luw Lux Video Theater tO:IJO \Yblrlybird11 10:30 News Headline! 10:40 Nitew.,·tch 12:00 Toni~ht 1 ,00 Sign 0!! 1 STARTING- --THURSDAY Wednesday JULY 18-9 A.M. SHARP Romper Room 10:00 The Price Is R\eht 10:30 Truth or COnsequeneee I J :00 Tie T ~c Oouah 1 J :30 It Could 8-P. You 12:00 Current 9 :00 1:00 1:30 2:80 3:00 3:45 4 :00 4 :30 7:00 "Mayor of the Town 7:30 Father Knows Be~t 6:00 Kratt TV Th.e.llt('r 9:00 This is Your Life 9:30 Waterfront 10:00 ~Masquerade Party 20x40 FANCY BOYS' BIG YANK PLAID TOWELS Sport . Shirts OUT THEY GOI thirsty Tur- 10:30 News Headlines 1D:40 Nttewa.tch -~- TonigN WCHS... TV Channell ACROSS 1. Not fresh e Harp .strin& lJ . Shore bird 12. Type of pneumonia 13. Dwell 14. Similar 15. Dlgil 16. Gov. Harriman 29. Sum. 3. Fan!Wtll mer 4. Gulde4 5. Before 6_Collarbone• II . Appre. 7. civil)' 8 . Fellth &. Da9hln&" hend 32. FrEnch 10. Showy 16. One J9. Wharr m&- 20. EngageN tton 21. Con.sumfd 18. Famot\S 2~ . bitl"der\ Oriental tun·. 43 . Squirrel ._., f ood plant E . F . Rohinsun brcJks 00 [or t ho! first time in his life on the AI· point tabb r.} 23 . Aher.d 24 . Girl's 1 nickname 1 2t. Pufornt \ 27. Lbdvltrm 28. A !ipm c :i ll. Waler goo.! :n Sloth JJ. Yout.h 3·1. Bacon strips 37 . At home 38. Not many 39. L11.nd measure -40 . Heavy Jltarrs 42. Wrath 44. Cle ver 45. Edible seawel'd 48. Capel 17. Lett &lana (print t I' • " " " I r::/ ,, ~,. ~ ~0 • " " " " 10' , .. ~ oo ~ t•• «: • 0 ., 2. Sans 3:00 6 :00 6:15 ' WJEH ~ , 10, n ,.. Meigs County News _,, DAILY CRYPTOQUO'lE- Here'o how to work It: l>~ach 9 :30 1{):30 Arthur Godfrey Strike it Rich VRHant Lady ·r ActiOn · •··· DouglflS Edwards Sgt. f>rPston of the Yuk® Bob Curnmlngll 7:30 Clima.--r. 6:30 \l'layhouse 9U 10:00 Up-to-the-mincte NeWs 10:05 Scannin& the Weather 10:10 The r..."te Show KO Cl!;KM MKIQY ':'H:Y KM CI!Y ·IY MC PO ZPM• SPAQUM, BEJC CEYT JAY PCEYAM ?-QP QCJKAY. \'e•terday't Cryptoqttotet LOVERS WHO LOVE TRULY DO ,.,OT WRITE DOWN THI:lR HAPPJNESS F'RANCJC. ANATOLE David Roush Is the hypochondrl1<!1, who worry ~o much about 11 pimple here u.nd h!nd. a blotch there, fall prey :o ror· (Copyright, 101S7, by UnHud cmary thrombo.tla. Fcature S~ndteate, Jnc.) ·-·- ----- - - - · - Sentinel ARIA Nainsook Long Cloth Check Check and Katie's :kitchen Bob crosby Show JUNIORS Srlghler Day Secret Storm Edge of Ni-":ht Th~ Ec.rly Show Your Esl!O Reporter .;, , 5·45 Sports Parad e .5:55 Weatherman A·OO Actkn i . O:lS ' Douglu, F.d'""s 6:SO Mv Frier.d F11cka 7 :00 Vic Damone ... i l Val. to $10.95 8:00 Millionaire 8:30 I've (!-ot A Secret U. S. Steel Hour , Up-to·the·tninu.f:t Ne\fl 1{):05 SCanning the ."'{ieatbar 10;10 The Late ShOJV 9:00 10:00 1' ' --~---- *Huge I CLEARANCE MILLINERY GROUP I *BIG A choice group of millinery that sold at $1.99. Priced to clear. Savings r---~~~JU~L;Y:C;L;IA~R~A-N_C_E------~· Pretty eotton pllne. gowns, shorties ___ _ Waltz lenJUl and .tuiJ length. Fancy patterns, regular on 990 spot ... . eilel, Priced low for quick clearance. JULY CLEARANCE SALE On Your Radio Dial WOMEN'S Sheets 2 $ 8lx99 Inch lot Quality Famolll Princess Peggy eotton dresses ___ new summer styles .. beautJfW. patterns. Regular $2.99 v•lues. Save one·third. Regular IV••Iul!e to $2.29 ___ famou s quality snowy white musUn Cool, long-wearing! Deep hem! Full 8lx.99-inch! $ bed pillowa, rable99c licking, filledd u wit.h cbieken feathers. A bi.g v!due. Come ear· get your share. CLEARANCE! FIRST QUALITY (Contlnutt:l 'rom , ... One) Cedrie Clark, Letal; Frank A. Vauahan, Publieity ; c. J. RbQde&, Rehabiltation; Eber Rouat), Viait· lng: Frank CheeaebNtw, Amerlcan"l•m: J. M. TbOrntoR. Chlld We~ fare ; Brooks Slyre, CUUord Hayes EACH w. R. navts, neren&e. At the cl~p . o(, Ure IQ!I,.e, tl.qc te·' \fitilef Dr. B"t'bWh'l omce on We~t Mail'.l S\, and B"ttvnut Av-~nue by the Racine Al~ni JuJOClD· 'BIG • f';· knit cotton HURRYII CLOSE-OUTS! and short First quality. July Sale . BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS unJon July Clearance Group of ·Men's Fine Broadcloth Pajamas that aotd tor ~.99 and $3.lMJ. Assorted fancle~ and striP,e&. Slzes B, C, D, choke, pair · WHITE HDKFS: . non-Iron plllle with eye~t ruflle,e. July ~lear•nce prlee - EACH EACH BUY A DOZENI Imaaine a man's si.ze white handkerchief for less than a dime __ . . neatly hemmed, tool In our July Sal~ at _ 8c EACH IOYS" "FRUIT OF THI LOOM" lO OZ. DUNGAREES · · ···· · · · $1:44 BUTCHER LINENS · · · · · · · ·· · yd. 39c ' hmoui biand Bil Ya)Jk bo"ys' Western cut dun· ~~ Heavy 10 o<. ""lihl. Size! 6 lp 16. Reg War $1.98 vllUe. Ideal for aummer wear. Fine White cotton shirts. Boya' sizea, d to 16. Low priced. BeaUtiful plain colors. Very LARGI FANCY- ITRIPID CLOSI.QUT LOT - 59c "ND 69o BEACH TOWELS .... · · · · ea. $1.77 SPOR1 DENIMS · ....: .. .. yd. 44c n~ ALL MIN'S REGULAR $2.1111 quality . Regular 591; value, S8 inches wide. July Clearartce Price . Plain colon and fancy striped patterns. Fine qua]. tty sport denim. 36 inebea wid,e• • B.ATHING TRUNKS-now Out they go now - tan shades. Excellent quality. Sizes 29 to 42. July Sale price $2.99 WORK SHIRTS 99C Fanwus Big Buck Uniform Panl.8 in popular grey and pair - WOMEN'S COOL COnON HALF SLIPS right when you n~ 'em . Fine bathin.ll trunks made by Cam.pl,l& Hurry! •. UNIFORM PANTS MKI!I~S · FANCY -- •' MIN'S HIAVY •• MEN;S GOOD QUALITY 88c $2.49 " MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY of -nidYE? E 14'k to 17. ;,&; .f. JULY CLEARANCE A Terrific V1h11tl AUorted. WeD made and full cut. Tan or p-ey twill fabrle _~ ab:el . JULY CLEARANCE Reduced I Wear under your prettieat aummer cottons _ _. whJte broadcloth or 29-38. Uniform Sllirts $4.88 .. .ff ·· $1.79 WHITE TEE SHIRTS · .......... · 59c .' Values to $7.95. Take Yout' choice now, pr. ' price, suit - Clo....ut• Dr11fk1lly ' MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS SUMMER UNIONS 38 to 46. Good aeJ(!cdon of style• and tol· Summer Shorts JULY CLEARANCE $1.00 style. ..·. ors - all IIUltab~ for early Fall throullb winter wear! Post Committees Sanforiud sport denim! cool, comlar- Mea's Cotton TwHI Straw Hats Long leg ; I BIG GROUP Wt;)MEN'S Wjth pr without belt! Easy fl.tling - MEN 'S DRESS MIN'S KNIT Values to J(). OUt they go! Men'a bettel"' s1.1mmer Trooaera. Good assortment of Summer Fabrlea. FEATHER PILLOWS 00 Hobby Jeans ·~ BIG, FLUFFY STRIPED SUITS Values to f22.95, now Dungarees 42. WOM~N'S OUT THEY GO! .99 MEN'S $3.98 LINENE 1•99 wt. denim! Reinforced at strain poinll. Si.ze& 29 table! CLOSE-OUTS ONLY JULY CLEARANCE 1 MEN's BIG YANK IMatehlc" Value! Full-cut, well·madel Sanforized and haU !lites. •washable 100% Nylon Fleeee JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE $179 now only - "PRINass PEGGY" wAsH DRESSES RIGULAR $2.99 VALUES .Toppers and Tweeda •Ideal for Summer __ for travel •White and paat.els, lln:a 10..18 BLEACHED C_L_E_A_R_A~N~C=E-------- 1 99~~: 7'1 Plisse Gowns GROUPofII betA group ter halR that sold for $2.89. Priced FOXCROFT - YOUR CHOICE each YOU'LL FIND il hud to bHt this value· .,.~;k.,d sport shirt Clearenu ,.-.upf . -. 8ec1use we took ell "'"BIG YANK.. samples at • big wrlfe.off __ __ "It's 1 lktore JCOOP at half-prlcel It's a vast Mlecllon of ewry· thing you w1nt, 1nd eftry thh1 is Nnfor• lzedl Compleh>ly washablel SoMoL 1izwl FAMOUS r-------J-U_L_Y__ woMEN's FANCY coTTol'j Daily $1 FANCY PRINTS FANCY PLAIDS RAYON LINENES LENO WEAVES e PLENTY SOLIDS JULY , SALE OF •Beautiful dresses for town, sports and evening •sheat h~. boufb.nts. shirtwaists and others •coltons, rayon·silks, linens, drip-drys •Prints, stripes, plaids and luscious solids reg. $1.99 values! e e e e I - - - ---·- -- WHTN-TV Channel13 11:50 a.m. HURRY Values to $19.95 Values to $14.95 Selection SPORT SHIRTS YARD ' LONG COATS 1111/M\t.OI SALI A rummage ule will be hetd July 18. 19 and 20 in ttre bul \d~ n~~~ Men's SHORT SLEEVE • HALF SIZES • MISSES ~· Writer frtmmenta were aemcl b)" Mickey l\'lfllom1, ••d Dan cutnmtOJi to So ln~bera . . , W'rthout Question the Greatest Values in Many Moons! . BIG YANK BRAND THREE BIG GROUPS MISSES' ond WOMEN'S 11\d •• STIFFLER'S JlJLV (;LEAJIANCE SALE- YOUR CHOICE bati8te Vllues to $13.95, now Before you llkt 1 !!!!I .,_ to hnt FUN- 18c 39-locb early! VALUES 79c to $1.00 Yard j 12 :30 As thf' Woriu Turns 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1:30 Ho u.separ ty 2:00 Big Payof! 3:15 3 :30 4:00 5:30 DISH PANS MANUFACTURER'S BONANZA! 11 :45 Gulding Ligbt 2 :30 3 :00 NBLEA. MUSLI YARD 11 :00 ll :US Love ot Lif~ 11 :30 Search Cor TOnt2JTOW 12 ~00 ' PA5nl, HEAVY PLASnC 22c EACH 9:00 Garry Moore day the t'ode letters are different. A Cryptorrun quotation 99c FINE QUALITY 39-INCH WHITE GOODS AXYDLBA.AXR 111 LONGFELLOW One letlet• slmply atands for another. In thll aampae A 11 uaed tot· tlut three L'11, X tor the lwQ O's, etc. Single letten, apoa• t rophe8, the lengt h and formation of the wordl are all blntl. Bl1 S.llerl li1 Buy 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston .81~~:ckle 8:00 Captain Kaniaroo 6:45 CBS News ·~~----·--~-- •• r/. ., DOWN I. Bandage Housellartv Big Payoft Bob Cr~_s.by ~ho~ Brighter Day SecTet Storm 7 :00 WA- .. '" I 1:30 z:OO 2:30 6:30 r;:;: ~ ')ur Miss Brook~:~ 1 ~ •• I~ 1:00 hPns Cou ntry Club golf cour)>c, , 3: 15 3:30 Edge of Nig~tt playing wlth Rob Coates, Fra~lk 4:00 The EaTly Show John!lton ami J es ~ While. · 5:30 Your Esso Rt>:porter Donald Nease is employed a ~ 5:45 Sport.; Parade principal nf the Letart ,Grade 6 :56 ··· We~therman ~:;.~ St'hO(j] . ~ t'• • " • ~ ' Gu iding Light Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the Worlll 'J1urn• TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK : Edison Hobst-etter iS name<t chairman or lhe Oh_io · Bankers' Assoriulion committee on agrieu,· v... ,,••, •• ""'".. 41. Cry of a crow 42. Sale notlcQ 38 Ftowerle'-' 11 :45 12:00 25c "HOPE" BLEA. MUSLIN Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow of pr('y (colloq.) 22. Compau 11 :15 (dang) J6. Bird nurae 26. A!Sisl :lS l<~raH Arthur r.odfTey 10:30 Strike It .ttit'h ll :OO VaUant Lady rh·er \ po.sa:.) 3!5. Excla.- 17. Exl1t magician :! I Bea ~; t of 9 :30 hat euper Exira Special Buyl GENUIN~ CLOSE-OUTS! - -- - - - ------ · ------·DAILY CROSSWORD f - •' . 6:00 Spi nach Playhouse 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 6 :45 NBC News ·~ THURSDAY 7:00 J immte Dean 7:30 Bust-.a Blatkie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:45 CBS News 9 :00 Gar:-y Moore f..l OPERATION CLEAN UP • • IT'S HERE! SEMI-ANNUAL HOUSE CLEANING! A CLEAN SWEEP OF SUMMER .. Modern Romanaee1 Comedy Time MI)Vietime 5:30 Popeye Presents 5:45 News Picture 12 :00 t ~J !-. My Little !lla:-gle Bride And Groom Matl.nee Theater Queen for a Day to !!.punk water In th e dark o! the moon. Spunk wal~r Is thf' r('· 8ldual rain water 1n a hollow stum ,,. A,, ror Madam e DuBarry, any st udent or hl11tory knows ht!r rl~!~· de crflC' k: "A molo l.!t a hoauty 11 pol and makes one btJioved. If ~·o u cn n't grow one, huy one and rutc 11 on . and Blways remtmbN I ~hort·vumpl'd 1h0cs &ive ~' l)t l n •wing and sway." , rn any ca.~P.. I'm alad aRplrin ' ~ 'b~ttk. bectr use It aspirin's back , the bucgy whip and universal public health can't be far hl'· A& 1 wa"' aay lna tn tht Malt' ·-·- ---·- -- - · ·-- - 6:00 ~. t :00 or th at district traveling to and from employ ment at Sporn, Kaiser, Vanadium, and OVEC . The highway is not the widest or the most straight In the world . Only Monday a Ham· den, 0 .. man was seriously injured when his empty truck left th e highway o n a curve , plowed up a sizeable ~ection or a cornfield, Departmenl here unite in warning anyone trav eling in , through, m· about Letart J<'alls th ese da.v.s to be ca reful. Two wrecks have occurrr LI ther<' in two tl<.1 ys A state patrolman said Tuesday: "Driving through I. e! art Falls now is about nnd was d<.'molished . like trying to ge t thr ough Columbus at 5:1fi Evrntunlly , if and when Meigs County grows as it might with an industrial expanp.m." P~rh a p s it's not quit~ ti.I.ft.t J•a,?, but traffic sion near Letart Falls, a sub-statton _of the is henvy :dong HI :~:JH h ct•;ru se or tru<"ks haul - Sheriff's Dt•ptu lment will have to be ma.nned ing tomn hws It i.~ ('!'i peciodly heavy in ca1·1y in that uea. Only adequate patrolJing of the mornin g hours and at evening time . rot~ds wil l keep the mice from playing when Th en' also is a growing number of people the cat is away. 6:55 Sig n On . •r ",-. Take Your Time These Days In Trav.el·ing Through Letart Falls, Heavy With Truck, Commuting Workers Tak e Vour :l-18 Editoria l . . . . The Stttte Highway Patrol a·nd the Sheriff's THURSD.-\ Y- Channel 3 ,.' - i •u,... , TELEVISION GUIDE Y./SAZ -TV ·channet3 1 new demand and markets for its prod ucts was ... n - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1957- Kaiser Sets About Selling Aluminum In American Way lli.l"'...............""____ WOMEN'S FINE G'AUGE NYLON HOSE Sniht. lrrqL 39c PAIR ' I ~~ �• • ··~ t.~ ~'I'J:, I_ t-Daily Sentinel, Pbmoroy-Middleport, 0., July 17, 1957 (fk • ..,,r ,. . ~~ Great Pitching " . hr h i •g Ig ts sPORTS DESK ~ U1 ··- swinq , .._ .__,· All ConteStS 'I Wood) Cilll s leagu~ le-admg In · dians wtll lrY to makP 11 20 vietones m 23 starts th1o; eve mng whr.n they entertam the leading 1Galhpo!ts Little Leaguers here at 5 30 ' In an t>xhlbttion game !he lmhans took lhe Senators mto camp Monday HI a light game 54 with Russ ~cElhlnney gomg the route dl In the other Mtd eport contest lh<> Yankee:; cdgt>d the Red Sox 5-2 on Bennv Wilson's three h1Uer two of thus,; hit~ bemg homers by n Rice County I<> ague yamcs wcr 61 marked by po~tponements w1th only lh e Do d gers P 1aym1: · o~yracus,·. anu·' w1nmng 12 1 on HJC'htt> Arnold's rme two·h•tter MrElhm ney gave up a homer to Ron Manll•y 10 the bottom of the sixth while leading 5 . 3 , and then shut the door by getting the Senalor's long ball sl ugger, Baum gardner, to ground weakly to ru·st and tht•n stru ck out Honnie Carr to wL n the ,.a me I B Y Cbel T ann2'hill Ill II is Imperative that Lilt le League pitc hers not try to throw . · curves This IS alm ost a d1~ect r~spons1b1hty of managers It also falls on Dad to toss 1n h1s adviCe, too The 10 or 11-year-old arm that ca n stand the whiplash of I cunre throwing ts rare If not completely non-extstent Qmte a I few lad of th at age can break them off 1n c1 erlttable style Lakin, OVEC, West Columbia m(1: Join Sporn In Semi-Final Play BAs.~s~~~o~.~~.LTs NATIONAL LEAGUIE i,""~;,',~:;IH.I ; ;: \lilwaukt'" Bn,okhn Cmrtnn::~tt 48 4ti 46 40 32 37 36 39 44 54 5fl:'i •. :ltil I 541 2'h 470 6 372 17 I ov~c t.akm S!ate Hospllal ,,f Kyger Creek, and \Vt!st Columbt.. jomed Phtlip Sporn tn tflle semi· ftna l round of Lhe Bend •..... ort b a · · Tournament wnh victor1es m Tue•day night games at Ba~htel F'u~ld Sporn h11d prE'\ lOWlY won .. ~~ ·~ the sem1 finals with ll The lme score· First G.me Retailers 000 I ak'm .. xB tt St kt d d a e nes r tc an an rett, Patte-rson, BISi (3) Rtcld. 11 L Nc,., York l'tttsbutgh f h,,,.,,, 27 52 342 18',~~ v Tue•d•v's. Results Rtookl >n 7 st Lou ts 5 1'\f'w York 6 CtntuJna!t 1 IJ} ~1tlwilukt·~ fi PhllflLil'l,Jh.a 2 1 t· · m- rinals p1tling Lak.u Ptthh utJ.:h :-.. Ch1cago 4 comple- agcurL'it Phtlip Sporn and OVEC 11011 of JurH· 16 ~u~pt'rtded ~a rn e agamst West Columbi11 are srhe PlthiHHgh 5 l"lueugu 3 rl'gutur dulcci for tomghl begJnnmg a! 1 I 26t 2 Stt:ond Gtme Mason OVEC Batteries Van Matre, Neal (4 ) 0002000000274 I 00 OlO 000 0 3 6 ~ A. Van M;~tre and W . Rankm nnd Oh!lnger, b1uttt Lest Night Dodgers 12 Syracuse 1 Other games post poned EX ·REDLI!:G 1-24 Spts 'WEST POINT N. Y. UP-Ertc Tipton, former Duke Unlversily football star and outr•elrler for the Cincinnati Reds, has been named head haseball roach at Wes t Point I Mn. Robert Salser Children's TENNIS SHOES MIAM1 BEACH, Fla.: C•rmiM Flore, 14tV,., New York a11d Ml· guel Ci•z, 151, H•vanna, Cubt, drew 10. $199 pair •High Shoes •Oxfords •Strops •Pumps Sizes 8 to 6 B&B Cab Co. ROUSH'S Redl_•~rs~======::::::::"::-:.::~:::::~~·:-:~:;~··~=~ "othar twdllow-priced trucks I I I •==~..;....:;;;;;;...._~-=-~~~ ; Business Opportunity N. 2nd AVe. Plans were mac!e to 11ttend .the R10 Grande Baptist AIISociation merting Frid.ly at Rio Grande . It was reported th:at Mr. and •Mrs L. D. Diles had distribute-d eopie ~ of "The Secret Plate" to local hospitals Mrs. H. M. cross and Miss Flurinel TalboU ,.iiend a cor..lribut,on and Jetter to the Circl~ members. Mrs. James Souders was named reading chairman ar.d a rOund· robin le'tter was sent to Mn. Harry Bailey who ia a patient at Holzer Hospital. The closin'-t J;lrAyer was given by Mr.s. Milton Hood. Mrs. Luman read "Laughter Through 30 Years" and a poero ''It's You" The members-~~~~~:: were Mrs. Del Fife, Mrs. S Mrs. Llwren•e Binrr, Mrs. W1se Jr., Mrs. John Ms)'er, James Pulleq, Mrs. Dil~l:. Hood, Mrs. Alton ~rison, Earl Buoyer and these Mkhltl BraUon, Janice DODGE outpetto• ~I .··---. .......---------- .------------.. SHOE STORt See actual road-teJt proof! AIRLINES '"---------~-:>· of JU IY Owner I l.u~an ent~· clearance Tjpton has served as heJd ball.l' bal l coach and backfield {ootbal! coact\ at Y.'ln1am and Mary SII!Ct' 1953. NOTICE I of _Mr~ Raymond ·~~~~~~Ju~l~y~~l3~.~~:~~:1 8tamed the Lovej~y .Cade tbe · H Sanborn Mus1onary Society O{ the Firat BapUst Church Tues day evening with M:ra, L. D. Dil'!~ l'hrurman presiding. Mrs. James Pullen was deYotional l~der and tbe ~eYolions inelu.ded Seriptu~ readmg, prayer and an article !rom the boo~ "You Are Greater Tban You Think'' by Lou Austin. Mrs. Diles reported on the r~rent visit of the Circle to the County Inlirmar" when they viJ· lted on Sunday J with Rev C. E Ho~· t and distrtbuted il'e cream and treats and assisted the pastor with a religious service. GOlF CART $8.95 THE SPORTS CENTER lh • SPORT SHIRTS the members and gue1ls. Plans were completed for a. PICnic tu be held In Aucwt. The proiram Included pictures 1hown by Mrs Hoo4 which were taken on Easter Sunday or 1956 and ~7 at th ( church and also some pictures o! Cub Scouts. Special .surprise ~J fts to ~hf' members were p1cturell wh1d1 had been taken by Mrs C II WJ.Se Jr. at the May meeliM- p! the Ctrcle at the Sourfers home. Arrangements of roses were us<!d m !he ne-wly remodeled home or Mrs Luman. I movin~ Several MemberS Of Moson 4-H Attending Camp Presbyterian Women Hold Annual Picnic Several members Gr the Gr'Jod Luck Clover 4·H Club of Mason are attendmg the 4-H Camp for older members this week at the 4H Camp at Southstde Also attending are Mrs Sarah Spenc~·r and Mrs Alma Turner who are serving as instructors in handlcra!L cla11ses. Mr.mbers atLendlng are Sharon FGreman, Cheryl Rnberts, Judy Hewetson, Dav1d Warner, Jackie Capehart, Bobby Tripp, June Spenrer, Alvin Tripp, Pillty Newland, Ann Ne.wlaml, Judy Turner, Joan Carroll, Bnbara Wilson, Carolyn Dotson, and Juhling McClung Group I Of the Women's Asso ciation o( the First Presbyterian Church bad a family picnic at the Roadside Park Tuesday even ing, Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mr~. Myron M1Uer were colhairmen of the planned picnie and the blessing wu asked by the Re\' Howard RupJlelt After the mea! the ehildreti enjoyed games. Tho11e present were Mr. and Baebn,er I<aren andt.J Mr. aft'J Mn. hul Hap- !!"''~,.ljdj l(;ll.t'i M,. ood tMd Smdra and :J!"it~l·~ M:~. and Mrs. , anB Cheryt, Mr. an«\. Mra, Donald Lo.wery and Pl\ty; Mr. and MrS. Rhdney Salk!r iii! ~da and Rodney r.tr. llfld Mrs. HlioJd Sauer. Mrs Charlotte Per.rln and Beverly; Mr. and Mrs. U:\tis H. Sauer and Carolyn, Lols Ann and George; Mrs. Jq;e Baile:y, Mr. and &{rs. !yfyroil M'ihar a.nd. Jimmy; Mrs. Lucy Oielf and Judy tnd Karen, :rarte £rlewin~. Mrs. Wm Morris and Michael and Susan, Rev. R\q:lpelt. Mr. ark'd MtS. Ctorse Lowery and !OJl, .J(fis~ Jeaj Uma and her gUests, Mrs. Ernest Jones and daU.IIhter, Carol Jean, Colut:t· bua, Mr. an'd Mrs. Russell Lyon s and Carroll Ann and DaYid. Middleport Church Of Christ Class Picnic Is Held MATERIAJ.,S INCORPORATED L&Z SHOP Pbone In The Heart or Mason City SP-35554 Mason City, W. Vo. lux" :rltJJ Moct.r11 tcu• ,$ · oo '! ! ~lien HamJiton of St. PetersbUrg, Fla , is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wnght and famtly . .. '"''""' .ASY TI~M.S pMidl6j p;teJP.II!4 1M etqJ1iJi/l.lg J~ld Most Mcid~rrl Thuil 9 Wiji 6 6 ELECTRIC FANS •I• '•m, Power Lawn Mowers 49t: Mary Louise J.ones Ninth Birthday Is Observed Friday han~ J iig o~·e-r I ' .::onve~lilm Pomeroy Cold Woves I Co-l SHIRl £J I BEAUTY SHOP Complete Sizes In I Summer Sandals ON SALE THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 01110 •'"n., ",... I qo..'""" •t elections as well 3.!1 at NoThe rmth birthday of Mary Lou- \'cmbe_r eJections Aa a rule, howtse Jor.es, daughter of Mr and Mrs. f'ver, tt Is nttessar~ to ~btam a Russell Jones, Belpre, w;o; cele- ~<-rcer n1•mber ol affl1tna.twe vote.t brated Fnday when the.v c<~me to Middleport ano. 'ook Carolyn and Nella Bradford witb them to Camden Park Huntington ' Others in the party were Jean Rtley and C11rol QuJek , l!elpre. Neda retul'ned to Belpre wltil tile Joneses for a vmt and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wa.llaee Bradford and Carolyn were dinner guests at the Jones home and were accompanied here by Neda. order to appr~Ye a.n IS.sue at a prirnary or spec~.al elect1on than !1 necesaary at a November .elec\ion The percentage of atr1rma· h·e votes necessary lor paltlsage must always appear on the ballot for each question. In addition. lfw length or time that a tax ean be Jcyied is usually sborter if it 1~ ,.0 ted on at a primary or speeial tolection than· it would be if voted at a genera) ellktion. ·--- :11 rout IIEALTH IS OUR lfiSIIIfSSI • To sofe.ouord your htohh, wt compound your physician's prescriptions with ~ro­ feuionol preci1ion from fresh stoc\1 of potenr, top·qvality phormactuliCCJia. WARNER'S BrAUTY SHOP I -----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~~~~~============~'==== Get the same sleek, sports car styling ... full family comfort ... outstanding performance ... in the economical SILVER HAWK ... with 4 barrel carburetor V-8 • Here ia a distinctive eat •.. witb a ftalr &rid a feel no sedan ean tver matctr. In ride and bandlin& it rivals tbe areat Golden Hawk ••. and its powerful V -8 prodUces aetelera tion and road performance that'• hud to bea~, And tms Silver Hawk ita ear till whole fumd¥ can enjoy ~ • • tn the normal rO"..tnds of everyday HvinC ••• and on luuage-loaded vacation tour:t u weJL See the Silver Hawk V-8 or its eompahion Six today_ •. test-drive it. You'll want tbis car tbat'11 l"rafted by Studebaker for value today. , Ql!d lomorrow. Bulo"o • 21 JEWELS HOURS ONLY • 8 P"'EC1810N AD.JUSTMtNTS I LtPI:TIME UN8RKAKA8L.E MAlNSPAINC! J:t w DO For tht ~ ..t tar •a lues eveT... Modo ~y oho .,alioiO Of oho "PoriHI ........... S..ootfi-TOI' - / r Now you can affoltl to Nplace your . oldmoitrMsn JUT HURIIYI ~It sale Is for a LJM#fD rtMI ONLY! @ Stude~~~~~;r?ackard I I Cjf1ete ~ 'IC'ft?~f! CQmQ futl ' GOISSLERS JEMllY S10RE n,.l9S1-5 Mr and .\.Irs C 8 Weese and Hoir Styling Mus Marela Karr Vlllitf!'d Jn Gal. lipoli Sunday .and had dmner 1 CLOSED th•... ,',·,-.,. ' "'"' 801 , 1 Mr and Mrt. Paul Kautz and WPdn ~sday ,\flern 'lOD family returned to their home lumbua, Monday after 11 visit With Evenings By Appointment h•s parents, Mr and Mn. w. L. 1 ~ Kautz Mr and Mrs Lloyd wr 1ght and family returned home, Sunday aft· era week's ncatJon on Lake Erie Court St. 311M Pomero;,. 1 They ·'::":n:d:•:d~•:.:•:•:ll~g=•~m~•:.:ln:!~============. ;. p,ovlslon;, mad• In tho low fo' AubmiUinc bond bsues and tax t~vy e1al .......... r~Jeet-;d .MtW.tta W:~ • Your·Dodge lruck dealer has p.wf that Dodge leads in IRCIIIY ·ways. C01111 m.•.•• see alher certifiilt test-photo ••• and Jake a demanslratian ridel - and HeJd On Tuesday Numf'rou, bond iuue and L"x levy que!!! JODI IJ)pell' Dll the batFuneral 'lervke~ for l-lrs Pat· I Iota eaeh year. In order to submJt f''rench wen· h{·ld Tucsrlay at !ht· such a question lo the voters, th(' Rawhn.:sCo · t F , 1 H . taxmg auiJ:l)Ttly or tlle subdtto'itUO!I With Fred j' !:IGard~~~r:l 10 om r <the city l'OuntJI, tbe v1llaae eoun the Churc h of Chrust ::f:el~Un~ ci t, the tGwtlllhlp trust«s. Gr the · I b11ard of e~ucation, etc 1 must pu~ Burial was m the )!tddleport a re1olution declarin g the ne~t'SsIIIII ( emetery ~nd pall bcarl'r\ 1\y of the bond l&tue or tu leYy wen· Mayur C 0 Fuoher, J1(Lc !he purpwe tor whtch the money Bl'chtet, Dun Slivers, 0 L Ruuzh 1s. to be u!ed must .also De LncJud&nd Wilbur Theobald who had eel m the re10olution. If 11 1.1 Cor ar1ed as p.ali bearers for Paul a bond Issue. the amount or the 1 Fn•nrh when he d1ed •n Mnv adc!itional tax levy whieh w111 ~ 11!57 Stephen Coats s ub~tJtuh~'l ~ecehar) to pay the principal and for Raymond Luman who wa1 rnterest ou the bonds, as eaieuunable tu be present Iated by the fflunty aw1itor, must Relattvf's and frtent.h: from 0111 abo br. stated in the rellllutton. or tuwn .• trluded Mr and Mr.i. The Te&Oiutlon must then be Stephen Cupe, Battle Creek, l.hcl\ t·erllfied to the Board of ElectJOn11 Mr and Mrs Earl Frerwh, B·~'\ llt.t1 later than the nmetteth flay ley, Kenneth Freneh, Seolla, t\ before the day of the electton Y, 1\.trs Clyde French, Jackson The question Is then submilled to Sonday Ylsitors at the home o' the voter1 on a ballot, the ferm \1r and Mr~ F.dward French in or which is prescribed by the st,lctuded Mr. and Mn. Leo Thur- lutes. Variou1 pereentaf~ es or af· ber, Earl Frt'nch, Columbus. Mr firmative YGtes are necessary for and Mrs Owen Freneh, Mrs. passa~e. depending upon suc!l Clyde Frenl'h, Jackson . the Rev things aa: what .subdivision is sub ;::d LewL-., Conn mitting the question: what pur· pose the money It to be used for . and whE-n the eleC"tion iA to b•• held I ' lhlne legi-;htu;e a blll REDS WIN ai"COGNITtcui to repeal tbe l.aw which hu been BUENOS t1.lRES t:P- The A-ron tJ\e boolu Slnt:t' 1821 The old genlme Communia:t Party hu won atatute w.u dn~1g ned to protect lh4! rct"o~~:nnwn m the federal dlttrld citu.enry fr ... m careleu farmers am>eab court a• 8 legitimate pJr· joltme down publ!r roads w1lh ty fvr the July 28 l'OnstltutionaJ k"ythe blade• the electtons, il w11 ..an· c"dge, or their farm wagunlll (A nouncf:ld todaf. . ... MI"s nath" II • Kythe homdh.•1 NI!W FOR ON TIO W, IJilOWN S.Ctetery .f ltm of Ohi• Asbury Methodist Loyal Helpers Picnic Is Held Goesslers SEE PICKENS HOURS ONLY .,. -- Dally sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., July FI.RIT tiME EVER! DUTTON DRUG STORE Special .Discounts I 1'ake any '!!!:JI road ... in stride ... sojety . .. in a GOLDEN HAWK •1 $100 ... $~00.... 500 .. .• 1000 WANT SOME CASH 1 saso .'. ,_ Election The Jfomemakers Class of th.• M1ddleport Chtn·t•h of Chr~t held lhe1r family ptcmc at the New llavf'n Roadside Pa 1k Tucsd 11 y evemnlf. Men or lhe class weff' chf'fs lur the party and prepared hamburgers to add tu Uie picnic menu. Mrs. Fred I Gardner aSKed HH• bless' ng before the mf'ai anll SCVTNE LAW STAYS plans were made for a wienrr AUGUSTA, He. UP- It is slill roast to be held at the New H:. an offensse punishable by a $2 ven Park m August fine to ride down a Maine road Present wt•re Rev. and Mrs "with a nak£.d scythe, !lbarpened Fred Gardner, Mr. aJI£1 Mrs. Cash and hung in a snath" Tbe 1951 Bahr and Canr'ace and Chnstmc. • 1 Mn. Wilha m Slater and Susan COLD WAVE and and Mr~ Thl'o a nd Billv, \fr The Loyal Helpers Class of the MACHINE PERMANENTS M~~ting Ncut:zlrng and Sus an and Bill, '!li;'!li; Mr. and Mrs Paul Barnes an (' Asbury MethodJst Church, Syracuse, or wh1ch Carl B. Weese is Hoir Styling M""" '"d lcene, 'I' and M" Chester }..Twin and Don and hh the teacher held a picnic Monday and ' MJ;s. Frances Bearhs, chairman auest Dale Miller, Mr and M r!! evening at the New Haven Park. of tt'lt Doten·!!! Circle of the 8 H. Russell Wilson and Colleen and Hoir Cutting Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Missionary Society, pre- her guest, .Judy Butcher , Mr an<[ Weese, Mr ar.d Mrs. Dan R1zer, side4 TueSday when they met at Mrs. Dan Wllite and Barbara . Mr and Mrs Wllliam Houdashelt, the home of Mrs. John' Lyons. Mrs. William Gruescr. ."i1rs Dana Hysell. Mrs. Bert Weese Bearlls opened the meeting with a ·-~---,..-~ Mr and Mrs Wilham Eiehmger ~rayer poem "( Thank Thee" and · and children, Johnny and Linda, ~" Syt~la McMasl" conducted and Mrs Royal Thomas and grandth~ devotional servlce, W. 2nd St. Pomeroy daugh ter, Manlyn Miller of ColumM".. J. 1\1. Arehe,, ceading cltalr· man, distributed books to the m~mbus bers and Mrs. Jllhn Kauff gave an interesting cepo" On the party held recentlf in G~anville. The Elerta Curle o{ the B H PlaniJ Were Made tG attend the Sanborn Missionary Society of the Grande Baptis1 Associabon Firat B~!ptlst Church had a potmeeting F'riday at Rio Gfande. luck supper in the yard of the Raymond Grimm, program Paul Smart home Tuesday. a MrS'. Chfford Haves. chairman, (fl'tuU ••. prelide~ at the meeting and Mn n'avllt Darst Jr. conducted the dewilh votional seTVICf;! on the topic "Living Waters". Boxes were dlstnbut ert tO the me'mbers: for their m{.ln!hThere's never a hungry cry for more air lY-Love-Gift oC£ermps. from your Golden Hawk engine with ibl built-in Reading books were giYen out by the chairman and Mrs. iva Turn supercharrer.•. no matter wbat the altitude. There's er Wi! S' i..n_tharie .oi. tbe program never a trace or labored operation rerardless or grade 'Nhich Included an article "Awak ... and bair.opin turns melt ewaylesaly int't,etraicht-aways enlng in Japan". The closing pray as your Golden Hawk eom~re with spor\8 car a&ility. er was·gfven by Mrs. Beulah Wh1te Your brakes are the moet etl'ecttve on the road ••• teet-drive EleYen memberS and one guelll. Jeffrey Darit, were present for a (;OLDEN HAWK for the moat pleaaurable motorinc tver. the supper which featurerl a desSert course or b()me-made 1ee cream and rake. Holds Potluck S r d Ho"'" Upper UeS ay HOGG & %USPAN unera Ser\'ICes I I 11 wu reported that six meibbf!n who met at the home of th.c chairman. Mrs Bearhs, had completed 18 cancer pads and will make more wht·n notUied that t~e)' are needed by th<' Meigs County cancer SGCle\y. , A p1cnJc i• to be held In Aug· ust at the Middleport Roads 1de Park . Mrs Lyons and Mrll. Gr1mm st>r ved a des.sert course to twelve members a1 the end or the meet· ing IElecta Cl'rcle $5.3S gol. $1.98 See Dale Dutton RN , and Shirley Mealey, RN by Mrs. Claremont E Ho yt A salad cour.se was served to Dunng th~~: busrn~111 meet.ins Dorcas Cl'rcle Held .T.uesday Night I Tebbetts Charges Beanballs Aimed At Colored Ball Players ..... - - ....... - .,. - MASON CLINIC 7 30 Third Game s ~;amJ· Aut almost mvanably the trymg Will bnng a sore arm s oon, 1f Thurt.dav'• Games Laklll won Its game easily lohneravJile 000 010 0 1 6 I 1 1-i-';;;.,••••--~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;-.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"'t not at once. The result altogether too often ts permanent mSt J.ouJ, at Hr·oJJkiJ n Ttu•sday w1 th a ftve •nnmg II I \\'e st Columb1a 000 000 2 2 3 ~ Baltene~ Hendn'.'ks 11nd Jefabillt y nf the arm ever to throw curves , or anythmg l PH '"'.I ll :'1 :\'t· •. '.'n' 11 tnumph owr the Pt Pleasant Tennis Speciol Miller (7) and Larry Mor·rison of Racine attests to the fact that his arm is 1\1,1,~<~ ' 1: ,,. at Phtla",]pltJu, night Retil!le!'!l Lakin pounded out a fen ; Bateman, Van Matr"e · '1 .,, 11 11 l'tll·h,,tC(h 'ot :11 "r 10 hit'l rra Pa1ll'rson :111d 1 Winton as d€'ad as last year's news flash Reason throwtng cu rves as TAXI FARE INCREASES .~ME R:ICAN LfAGUE illltkv Bass were extreruely effe•·n~N ~IS RACKET $5.!J5 w L Pet. GB li v!! ~n the mound for the hospi· LITTLE LIAGU! RESULTS a youngster, and without properly warmmg up . l!ffetllve July 15 PHct•makt•r N1 11 y 01 k 55 28 663 L1l I' IIlL', the Retailers gl'ttmg Sports 11<'sk himself once h~d pitching to my 7 }ear-old who asMIDDLIPORT 'I'EN~IS H.\I'Kt-:'1' $7.9> u.lt•;~s of he1ng a thrower back at pires to be a Little Leagtter nex t i'hleilgo 51 32 fi\4 4 one htl. a s mgle, by Norman w L The fQllowing price eb,anges for }' leetwood the a~e of 1°211 One day while do· year And 1f I try just for old fi<Htnn 45 40 52911 r~.,~IC)' 111 the fotuth i1mlng off Indians 8 & B Cabs anywhere wlthtn 4 I Middleport city limits, melud~ •ng h1s b1\ fur $aVinJ.!. the world tlme'5 ~~ke to break one arross a l'l• v1·Jand 44 40 524 11 ~'<! na~ Tt:NNIS HA!'KF.T $9 9> Yankees ::S 2 ing Railroad·St., Gravel Hill 1 from Jllllt'l and Mwt~o]Jtll . ll1 a corner, \h1s nght rl1pper annuuncc:-~ D•·trot( 42 42 500 13 ~! Red Sox 2 3 Tennis lt:u·kd Prl'ss $1.25 and UD to the Pomeroy Brld,ie Rcdd hit two doubles to lead Senators rE·~t ramp m Sre!ly the Set:ond Bat· in ?o unce~Lain syllables " Don't IJ.dttlllllll' 40 4;3 482 15 1 4 will be 3& each. wh1ll' the Lakin hit assau lt Ia hun w~s lakmg on the ftrst R~t· do II agam _ Ruults Ltat Nltht SI'F.<:IAL tahon or the 7th Infan try re~:• lAilie League Pre~ndent Dick Broadmax had a home run. Little ,md G1 lkev. Indians 5 Senalors 4 From Mlddloport ta m1·nt Retton doesn't play hascball anye DODGERS RUN WILD OVEC took a lG-innlng 3·2 vie- Yartkl!es 5 Red Sox 2 1 Pomeroy will be Me fof. one "Sure. 1'11 piteh ." I said 'l'wl) more although he was an outIt wos a 3 3 game after the f1rst Bob Boherb' Dodgers expluded tory over the Mason Sunbeams COUNTY LIAGUE passenzer or 35c each ,Yhen m n mg.s went by Record SIX .!!hnc'hng ro!lege pltchPr Dead mmng unlll the third when the for s1x run~ m I he- third Lnning Lo when Bud Tennant singled Bobby w l there Is more than one passen· sl• ikeouts S1x walkR I no rum' ) and arm . The baseball hushes arc full tnrlians' Smger walked and .!Jene Sl'w LIP S} ro~ru~e 12-1 It opened )1uucy home with the winnina: 1'1\,;;n, ger. 2 0 an arm that could hardly JHrk up of high class1ficatlon players on Wt~c doubled h1m ~orne. Singer as RL('hl(' <\mold, with one out, n~ n in the bottom half of the Dodgers 2 1 n messk1t for a month the-Ir way down or trying to go got the wwnmg run ltl the top of ~as s~fe on an error, likeWISe Don IIJ!It with one out D•1tch Ranliin Pirates . Layton· Sayre, 1 I Of course. to look now, one 15 )lack up agam Sore arms : tht> flflh With a two-out solo hom · Mayt•r and ,Jeff Gibbs Denny K11p wen t all the way ror the winner~ Yankets 1 t A close-to-home Lillie Lea gue er . , f'erlam th11t my me~sk1t ha nd1rap pie w~lked <~ nd one came lwme , \l'hrle And'y Van Matre was the Syracuse 1 Authorited Macgregor 2 was overcome in due time and eyample of this occurred renently Kat Hmdy " bor.!l could_ get only Paul Sprou se grounded out but $porting Goodt Deeler qu 1te well too, thank you here One of Pomeroy'!!' outstand- Manley's homer 111 the s1xth-one Duug '\1oOrf' , Dennu; Moore, a~d 13 Mill 51. Middleport prteher. Anyhow, now J hnve trouble ing Lillie League prospects was sh} of a chance for extra mmnga Mtke Hubert~ hrt back-to·baek sm- los.ng Ducky Van Matre's two out smhaving trouble getting his opposJ· and v1~tory. McElhinney permlt- gles a:le with the bases loaded in the tlon out. He started to throw curves led a s1 ngle to Carr aM doubles bottom half of the seventh mnand his manager did not catch 1t by Baumgardner and D L ittle, 11 cnded ufiN JmJ Pulltnl! walk- ing gave the West Co,Jumbia CoMEN- WOMEN rl~ht 11 way By the tJme he noticed well scatlercd McF.lhlnnl'y fan- eLl ilrHI wJ1s fm t"td ut second. mets 11 2-1 victory over Mmers;m.d ordered it st opped it wa~ m•d e1ght w<:~lked four. ~hmley Doug Muure had a triple and VIIle m the last game. t 1 t7 lo 39, H. S. G•odu· nnotht·l ~ing lc . Denms \<toore antoo late The lad's arm was already fanned 10 and walk('d fo ur Pttl'her Don Hendnrks or Minolet, to prepare for well 301 OtCi- 5 7 5 ulht r ;mglc, Roberts another sin ersville sore, and h(' wa!l' ready to ask to lndHLnH experienced a little paid pothlons with the bl' removed rrom the 11 ame And Scnal~rs 300 OOl- 4 4 2 gil', and Dun Mll}t'r a double and wrh:ness m that Ia~\ inning after he ._..,all 1 can only ho1Je, with his Mc l!:llllnne} and Bush , Milnley twu s1n~ le~ m Lhe hd.twg parade Don van Matre had ~mgted Olm manager, he'll be all right and Mulford orr Jtm Louks, f' Sisson and Mlkc- Burm \\iilked as tlld Darrell Morri•on says he has to follow . RICI IS HOT Wmeb~enner Ylllmg befol'l: Van Matre's winnTochalc.l or IIOI'I·IIdmio.l pl)litlolll. Wef!' Foozy Wolfe around to h•' D H1ce g:ot twu of the Ht•d Sox For Syracuse tn the r1rst mmng Pultlk oontact. Ho.~ , Commwlca~ur~ he isn't off !Jehlnd a shed tht·ce hth, both of them homers 1 Car~· Jrnktns walked, F:rme Srs- Ing lllow._ _ _ _-c-::---::::::-::-:-lu.tm~'-· 1\MervlmlDI~IIi, Jta<llo Opwat.o,.. SlaUrm Arm'-, Elodronlc Tel!h· prarllclng curve of the lonesome vat•iety The fir st son sm!iled and a two-base error Kansas Ctty 31 52 .373 24 somt:wl'l.ere ll.alolllll, .tel Good pe.y. ira..-!, flamour, lhrowmg Wee Foozy has had any time was in the fourth w1th the hrou ght Jenk1ns home The on!~ Washml,lton 28 59" .322. 29 ~~~~t:urlty. Qu1hfy II<JW. APPROVJi' ll Tues.day's Re1ulh number or direct ordt:>rs not to du 1 score 20 other lui orr Arnold was Louks }'Oil vt:TERAN!. l'r~tlmhurJ train .d ld · 11 ckun s mgh.~ m the fourth Jeff Bultimme 3 Chicago 1 t b t k ll'l4f aaed not lniMfiiN wtlh p.-nt d l , u I s are k !J, 1s a one can Th e Yankf' c~ go t their two •·uns k , ear"d S'IY " lJo(1g(·r 2 n ~ac er, sp «~'l$illlon. , ;Jit..¥fl. . . , - ' . BO<; Lon 4 Kans~ ~ C1tY 3 1e· 1 a(_,thhs ·• ~~ k h on Allensworth '~ lead uff slnJ,l h.ttd lmt•r that had bi!St' lnt 011 1'll'V>-'h t,d 9 Wa Hhmg ton 3 . .na c t e young:;Lers throw the ' and ('harley Swnckhamer·~ humer 1 AIRLINE. TRAINING DIVISION I hard one down the mit.ldle, hl&h .: Thf'Y added three in the rtfth whe n It Arnold f,mned \4 and wolked Nt·w Y•>~ k lO Drtr01t 4 , 10 im~. Thursday's Gamel low, and across the corners If Cusct walked Slater was safe on k d w II' · I of Centro! T11ch•lcol lnllihole I '.flcv ean t hrow 111e ra:5 t ba 11 11n d llti ct·ror W1ls:on s acrlhcNI anrl 111\1' whtl e dLou s an 11 wms Baltimore at ChJeago d I'· 1 1 816 Netlonal City lank Bldg. I · h · · t ·~~h f.mnc wo. Bost on al Kan !iaS Cl1)' k Wlw wh ere ·ll •s gomg. t e curves n 1ng douhlf~ Swrwkhpmcr then rtwo un 1 wa .. ecd alk 1 Clevel•nd 1,., Otlio I ' With S1~~on 1~ 111110 g wo an w - Tl.ew York at Detroit ' WJ ]! t a k e care o r 1t ~e !r Ia t er wh en doubled IJmg home . ing tlu ee I I young arms ue ~Lront!l!!r and 1 R•ce got hls seromi homer In S>rraeuse 100 000- l 2 6 wa ~ htn!,(lon at Cleveland I "'~" • - -~· .. •• .......e.. - -' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tougher. tht• bottom of the stxth 12U 03-,,_- 12 10 2 Dm 1,ll l'rs 0 I herw1se htmces are 9 9 Toronto 3 Buffalo :.! I I e e Wil~on f•nned four anrl walked J ouks 11 l'l Williams (3), F. ........ ... I I "''' 1'"". 4 Rochester 1 uf a1 100 hhf''ll net'her he ~hr·owmg two while Mlk c Ltltlc fann ed II SiR~on (m ~n(i Mtkc Wmehn·ntler Montreal Havana 4 Columbus :i unyt ling Nlvler ,JLP a pmg pong ·•nd wal kf!'U thfC!l' I dty. . Sial~ ~ ........._ I h ]] h if.J " Arnol d ~nd Roh.-r ls a w en he gel~ o enough to Yank~·ps 020 030- 5 6 I In un t•~~:htbltwn ga me Mnnduy \11 ;um 5 Ru::hmund 4 I I pia~ ]ugh school or college base Hcd sox tltiO om 2 3 2 I 1'1"'"" Af" I t-all. Wibon lind Allcnswotth Mlkt• nJgh1 I he Dodgers lu~t tu the Gal---- ~_ --~-- _ _ _ __ !Jpolis At!lletLCS 137 wh1·n a d1s "' t'o1 ftdl mfurmutu.lll m;ul COIIJlOn tn;!ny astrou~ sc,·ond inning of ~even Dodger errors and four hl!s nrll ed the wmncn 10 runs They're affl All three low-priced trucb are lined Galhpolts 0 ~0 3 00--!3 6 2 I up at the bottom of a test l!'_ade eq~ to the Dodgers 2 1 4 Oil- 7 6 Ill steepest hill in San Francisco. The ftag chops, and Miller (WPJ, Harm (4) 11nd WilAll Colors and Sizes this gruelin_g test of climbit,tg power il ofllcially son. Pullms (LP), Boyd (3) and underway. Dodge takeo an earl,y load. NEW YORK UP - The sirle- wllh om' on In the ftfth off l,tndy Curd and Roberts (3) "Dress Better For tess" •Choice locatio11, assured customer traf- hnltlg of outfil•lde-r FruukJC Jtab. McDumel. The Dodgers travel to G:.lllpolls Tht• Brooklvn trmmph tighlenrll Thursday eveni ng {nr un exh ibi1 n~on ma) W('ll be the st1·aw thut fic guarantees. Profitable net income. hroke the cnmcl'11 back as far 11s lh!• NaiJO nlll League race so that tion game w1th leaders of that the Cincinnati Redlegs arc <·•m- only one game separated the rlrst league thcrt•- They w1ll pick up rour cl11bs Milwaukee defeated lout playen from othe-r C'ounty rcrned. Court St. & 2nd Pomeroy Philadelphia, 6-2. leams to hl'lp them J(obin~on suffered a roncussion ftr 9t - place deal fo r 51ng le person or couple in aver- when he wns slrul'k by a pJtched Pittsburgh topped Chicalfo, ~ -4, m hall during Cmcmnati's 6·1 lo.qg lo the {'Omplellon of a game sus age good health. pender! June 16. thPn beat the New York, Tuesday night The ReUle:J leflflelder had b('('l\ Cubs, 5·3, in a rcgulurly scht•duled going strong at the plate all nlghl contest • $900 buys equ1pment in good condition. long and looked as 1f he was hack 'l'he Yankeell Increased their A;nel'll'!ln League lead to four on the hitt \ng road agam . games with a 10-4 trlumph over llobinson W!IS struck just belnw Everything there. / the left ear hy a fast ball thrown lhc 1"1gers tn 10 innlngl'l; ijaltimore b} Giant pitcher Ruben GomC?. •n ticked the While Sox, 3-1; Boston edged Kan8as City, 4-3, and Cleve•Advantageous lease Terms for extended the eighth inning land defeated Washington, 93. An examlm:tion sbowed no frueBYRNE HOMERI AGAIN ture and doctor& said Robinson period. Tommy Byrne 's three-run homwM not lo danger. er featured a s1x·run rally in the ·rhllli Is Aa Rudy Madt• t'ur Vun As \'uu'll t~vt•r I•'tnd There was no definite deds i{) n lOth that gave ttje Yanks their on how long RCtbinson would be triumph after the Ti41en had ral · Get a loan here of aout of the lineup, although, sour· lied to tie the score at 4-4 in the ample. Pay bWs, Bu)' baqalllL Ttm! ces satd it would be at least sever- nmlh Oyme, whG won a .iame for al days. ~>a...... ""' ...... to .., .•. the Yankees with a hom.e run Robinson wore a helmet. but the agaln~t the White sox Sunday, <l!nil month on our popul.u 2·-~­ forre of Gomez' pitch snllt the terell the game in the ninth and plaD. Or ftP"Y futlr U you wllh. proteelive device, the ball bOunc- was credited wllh his fourth vlc· lie up tf:l ;rou. Ask about our low• ing more than 211 feet to the edge tory Paul Foytack was the loser. coat ~ Atanclna. You name Jt Middleport, Ohio Phone 8288 or the Giant'• dugout. We auppiJ lt. Yo~.a'ft tmoq frltDdl The Clndnnat1 leftflelder was 'SKINS SIGN ~lVI ...... Jwt uk for CASU. subject or a l"Ubarb In the first WASHINGTON UP-T~e Wash· Ernest Covert, inning whe-n he pounded a Gomez JO(Iton Redsklns have algned five Manager pitch off the left field wall . more players Cor the 1907 season. When he sUd Into ncond base, They are veterans Johnny Allen P0111eroy 124 E. llliln St. on a close play, thefe waa no um· Lavern Tora:ellon and Rua:s Car· Pbono 191 plre to make a ruiln.11 because Btlt rocclo and rookies AI Feoln Baker, umplrlnll It second, had Pepperdlne and Bill l'tnissl, SA· moved OV('r to the left field line lem, W. Va. afler the ball WAS hit. The blow stood aa a double even alter Giant Manager BtU Rigney 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. hotly ar.(uld the ruling. The Redli;t,US scored thr lr only run lu. the alxth Inning wht!n RobSAVE $2.51 - Ute Thlt Coupan ' ln~on tripled into the Giant bull· I pen and eame home t>n a sinyle Dotlgo tlaohoo P!!d Hto ftnloh ave ~ ahead by Ted Kluszewa'kl, Thla Courn •n4 •tc entitle• tht bNrtr to one or 011r genuine $3.00 IVERI1AOY 'INOIR· oJ comll01ld011. Truck "C" and truci "JI'" DODQIRI HOT SQUIEZ CONfROL Fountain tflul,ped with the f•mous No.2 SMOOTH WN:ITING HOOOIO C»UUdn't m•tcb that ~~ p_. Oiiri. '" The Brooklyn Dodt~era, are POINT. Thla ,,.cia I t. be uttd by Lt.dlta. Mt n, loys and Girl a. . thll Jlllt - of • "" oort. o(,.t.Oiif.t,.~t slicking plna Jn the WIR'ld Seriell prove Dodge II b<oot o tow-prioMt ballooM of all the eonttnder~ tl)day and thrf'atenina to take over lh€ Nation&! Leaaue pennant party themselves Walt Allton's ~rew hit been 1 buay klllln,e oU the cGntenders sequ~ slnee. the AU-Star bre11k. The Dodaer$ reeur.aed play b:y defeat· Ina: Clnelnndl twice, then they •wept a two • came series with ()Jiell All Doy Thurnlay- Till P.M. SllllY<Iay Mllwaukct:. ' And Tuesday niabt they toppled the bl&b ridina Cardina!:l, 7-3, fGr their flflh Yictory in a row •• the:y cUmbtd within a aame of the IS ALL YOU lead; · Duke Snider h&:a been the Dod· &era' eblef hatclunan wltb four home runa tn the lilt tlve He bluted his db fl'f the0 --~--·-' Big MacGregor ..... s . '~ ·5 ~~ ~·'·"""" ····• B~ "" ~~~A~d;m;~':"i•J':,';, M;;, ~~~'h1 ~!:;;';; . H. Sanborn Society :~::;.:~.d ;:: ;~ri~~.~;,.:•;;:t l Mrs. Paul French 1 Your 1 J: H!r~~~;~~~ ~~~1o~~. to lovejoy Ci Meeting Is Held ~~e t~ee~f~!r~~,e~ t!it~r?e;ra~~ 1F } • INDIANS YANKEES, DODGERS, WIN- -LL VICTORIES The Da$111 Sentinel ., - 399 South Third St., Middleport, Ohio �• • ··~ t.~ ~'I'J:, I_ t-Daily Sentinel, Pbmoroy-Middleport, 0., July 17, 1957 (fk • ..,,r ,. . ~~ Great Pitching " . hr h i •g Ig ts sPORTS DESK ~ U1 ··- swinq , .._ .__,· All ConteStS 'I Wood) Cilll s leagu~ le-admg In · dians wtll lrY to makP 11 20 vietones m 23 starts th1o; eve mng whr.n they entertam the leading 1Galhpo!ts Little Leaguers here at 5 30 ' In an t>xhlbttion game !he lmhans took lhe Senators mto camp Monday HI a light game 54 with Russ ~cElhlnney gomg the route dl In the other Mtd eport contest lh<> Yankee:; cdgt>d the Red Sox 5-2 on Bennv Wilson's three h1Uer two of thus,; hit~ bemg homers by n Rice County I<> ague yamcs wcr 61 marked by po~tponements w1th only lh e Do d gers P 1aym1: · o~yracus,·. anu·' w1nmng 12 1 on HJC'htt> Arnold's rme two·h•tter MrElhm ney gave up a homer to Ron Manll•y 10 the bottom of the sixth while leading 5 . 3 , and then shut the door by getting the Senalor's long ball sl ugger, Baum gardner, to ground weakly to ru·st and tht•n stru ck out Honnie Carr to wL n the ,.a me I B Y Cbel T ann2'hill Ill II is Imperative that Lilt le League pitc hers not try to throw . · curves This IS alm ost a d1~ect r~spons1b1hty of managers It also falls on Dad to toss 1n h1s adviCe, too The 10 or 11-year-old arm that ca n stand the whiplash of I cunre throwing ts rare If not completely non-extstent Qmte a I few lad of th at age can break them off 1n c1 erlttable style Lakin, OVEC, West Columbia m(1: Join Sporn In Semi-Final Play BAs.~s~~~o~.~~.LTs NATIONAL LEAGUIE i,""~;,',~:;IH.I ; ;: \lilwaukt'" Bn,okhn Cmrtnn::~tt 48 4ti 46 40 32 37 36 39 44 54 5fl:'i •. :ltil I 541 2'h 470 6 372 17 I ov~c t.akm S!ate Hospllal ,,f Kyger Creek, and \Vt!st Columbt.. jomed Phtlip Sporn tn tflle semi· ftna l round of Lhe Bend •..... ort b a · · Tournament wnh victor1es m Tue•day night games at Ba~htel F'u~ld Sporn h11d prE'\ lOWlY won .. ~~ ·~ the sem1 finals with ll The lme score· First G.me Retailers 000 I ak'm .. xB tt St kt d d a e nes r tc an an rett, Patte-rson, BISi (3) Rtcld. 11 L Nc,., York l'tttsbutgh f h,,,.,,, 27 52 342 18',~~ v Tue•d•v's. Results Rtookl >n 7 st Lou ts 5 1'\f'w York 6 CtntuJna!t 1 IJ} ~1tlwilukt·~ fi PhllflLil'l,Jh.a 2 1 t· · m- rinals p1tling Lak.u Ptthh utJ.:h :-.. Ch1cago 4 comple- agcurL'it Phtlip Sporn and OVEC 11011 of JurH· 16 ~u~pt'rtded ~a rn e agamst West Columbi11 are srhe PlthiHHgh 5 l"lueugu 3 rl'gutur dulcci for tomghl begJnnmg a! 1 I 26t 2 Stt:ond Gtme Mason OVEC Batteries Van Matre, Neal (4 ) 0002000000274 I 00 OlO 000 0 3 6 ~ A. Van M;~tre and W . Rankm nnd Oh!lnger, b1uttt Lest Night Dodgers 12 Syracuse 1 Other games post poned EX ·REDLI!:G 1-24 Spts 'WEST POINT N. Y. UP-Ertc Tipton, former Duke Unlversily football star and outr•elrler for the Cincinnati Reds, has been named head haseball roach at Wes t Point I Mn. Robert Salser Children's TENNIS SHOES MIAM1 BEACH, Fla.: C•rmiM Flore, 14tV,., New York a11d Ml· guel Ci•z, 151, H•vanna, Cubt, drew 10. $199 pair •High Shoes •Oxfords •Strops •Pumps Sizes 8 to 6 B&B Cab Co. ROUSH'S Redl_•~rs~======::::::::"::-:.::~:::::~~·:-:~:;~··~=~ "othar twdllow-priced trucks I I I •==~..;....:;;;;;;...._~-=-~~~ ; Business Opportunity N. 2nd AVe. Plans were mac!e to 11ttend .the R10 Grande Baptist AIISociation merting Frid.ly at Rio Grande . It was reported th:at Mr. and •Mrs L. D. Diles had distribute-d eopie ~ of "The Secret Plate" to local hospitals Mrs. H. M. cross and Miss Flurinel TalboU ,.iiend a cor..lribut,on and Jetter to the Circl~ members. Mrs. James Souders was named reading chairman ar.d a rOund· robin le'tter was sent to Mn. Harry Bailey who ia a patient at Holzer Hospital. The closin'-t J;lrAyer was given by Mr.s. Milton Hood. Mrs. Luman read "Laughter Through 30 Years" and a poero ''It's You" The members-~~~~~:: were Mrs. Del Fife, Mrs. S Mrs. Llwren•e Binrr, Mrs. W1se Jr., Mrs. John Ms)'er, James Pulleq, Mrs. Dil~l:. Hood, Mrs. Alton ~rison, Earl Buoyer and these Mkhltl BraUon, Janice DODGE outpetto• ~I .··---. .......---------- .------------.. SHOE STORt See actual road-teJt proof! AIRLINES '"---------~-:>· of JU IY Owner I l.u~an ent~· clearance Tjpton has served as heJd ball.l' bal l coach and backfield {ootbal! coact\ at Y.'ln1am and Mary SII!Ct' 1953. NOTICE I of _Mr~ Raymond ·~~~~~~Ju~l~y~~l3~.~~:~~:1 8tamed the Lovej~y .Cade tbe · H Sanborn Mus1onary Society O{ the Firat BapUst Church Tues day evening with M:ra, L. D. Dil'!~ l'hrurman presiding. Mrs. James Pullen was deYotional l~der and tbe ~eYolions inelu.ded Seriptu~ readmg, prayer and an article !rom the boo~ "You Are Greater Tban You Think'' by Lou Austin. Mrs. Diles reported on the r~rent visit of the Circle to the County Inlirmar" when they viJ· lted on Sunday J with Rev C. E Ho~· t and distrtbuted il'e cream and treats and assisted the pastor with a religious service. GOlF CART $8.95 THE SPORTS CENTER lh • SPORT SHIRTS the members and gue1ls. Plans were completed for a. PICnic tu be held In Aucwt. The proiram Included pictures 1hown by Mrs Hoo4 which were taken on Easter Sunday or 1956 and ~7 at th ( church and also some pictures o! Cub Scouts. Special .surprise ~J fts to ~hf' members were p1cturell wh1d1 had been taken by Mrs C II WJ.Se Jr. at the May meeliM- p! the Ctrcle at the Sourfers home. Arrangements of roses were us<!d m !he ne-wly remodeled home or Mrs Luman. I movin~ Several MemberS Of Moson 4-H Attending Camp Presbyterian Women Hold Annual Picnic Several members Gr the Gr'Jod Luck Clover 4·H Club of Mason are attendmg the 4-H Camp for older members this week at the 4H Camp at Southstde Also attending are Mrs Sarah Spenc~·r and Mrs Alma Turner who are serving as instructors in handlcra!L cla11ses. Mr.mbers atLendlng are Sharon FGreman, Cheryl Rnberts, Judy Hewetson, Dav1d Warner, Jackie Capehart, Bobby Tripp, June Spenrer, Alvin Tripp, Pillty Newland, Ann Ne.wlaml, Judy Turner, Joan Carroll, Bnbara Wilson, Carolyn Dotson, and Juhling McClung Group I Of the Women's Asso ciation o( the First Presbyterian Church bad a family picnic at the Roadside Park Tuesday even ing, Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mr~. Myron M1Uer were colhairmen of the planned picnie and the blessing wu asked by the Re\' Howard RupJlelt After the mea! the ehildreti enjoyed games. Tho11e present were Mr. and Baebn,er I<aren andt.J Mr. aft'J Mn. hul Hap- !!"''~,.ljdj l(;ll.t'i M,. ood tMd Smdra and :J!"it~l·~ M:~. and Mrs. , anB Cheryt, Mr. an«\. Mra, Donald Lo.wery and Pl\ty; Mr. and MrS. Rhdney Salk!r iii! ~da and Rodney r.tr. llfld Mrs. HlioJd Sauer. Mrs Charlotte Per.rln and Beverly; Mr. and Mrs. U:\tis H. Sauer and Carolyn, Lols Ann and George; Mrs. Jq;e Baile:y, Mr. and &{rs. !yfyroil M'ihar a.nd. Jimmy; Mrs. Lucy Oielf and Judy tnd Karen, :rarte £rlewin~. Mrs. Wm Morris and Michael and Susan, Rev. R\q:lpelt. Mr. ark'd MtS. Ctorse Lowery and !OJl, .J(fis~ Jeaj Uma and her gUests, Mrs. Ernest Jones and daU.IIhter, Carol Jean, Colut:t· bua, Mr. an'd Mrs. Russell Lyon s and Carroll Ann and DaYid. Middleport Church Of Christ Class Picnic Is Held MATERIAJ.,S INCORPORATED L&Z SHOP Pbone In The Heart or Mason City SP-35554 Mason City, W. Vo. lux" :rltJJ Moct.r11 tcu• ,$ · oo '! ! ~lien HamJiton of St. PetersbUrg, Fla , is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wnght and famtly . .. '"''""' .ASY TI~M.S pMidl6j p;teJP.II!4 1M etqJ1iJi/l.lg J~ld Most Mcid~rrl Thuil 9 Wiji 6 6 ELECTRIC FANS •I• '•m, Power Lawn Mowers 49t: Mary Louise J.ones Ninth Birthday Is Observed Friday han~ J iig o~·e-r I ' .::onve~lilm Pomeroy Cold Woves I Co-l SHIRl £J I BEAUTY SHOP Complete Sizes In I Summer Sandals ON SALE THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 01110 •'"n., ",... I qo..'""" •t elections as well 3.!1 at NoThe rmth birthday of Mary Lou- \'cmbe_r eJections Aa a rule, howtse Jor.es, daughter of Mr and Mrs. f'ver, tt Is nttessar~ to ~btam a Russell Jones, Belpre, w;o; cele- ~<-rcer n1•mber ol affl1tna.twe vote.t brated Fnday when the.v c<~me to Middleport ano. 'ook Carolyn and Nella Bradford witb them to Camden Park Huntington ' Others in the party were Jean Rtley and C11rol QuJek , l!elpre. Neda retul'ned to Belpre wltil tile Joneses for a vmt and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wa.llaee Bradford and Carolyn were dinner guests at the Jones home and were accompanied here by Neda. order to appr~Ye a.n IS.sue at a prirnary or spec~.al elect1on than !1 necesaary at a November .elec\ion The percentage of atr1rma· h·e votes necessary lor paltlsage must always appear on the ballot for each question. In addition. lfw length or time that a tax ean be Jcyied is usually sborter if it 1~ ,.0 ted on at a primary or speeial tolection than· it would be if voted at a genera) ellktion. ·--- :11 rout IIEALTH IS OUR lfiSIIIfSSI • To sofe.ouord your htohh, wt compound your physician's prescriptions with ~ro­ feuionol preci1ion from fresh stoc\1 of potenr, top·qvality phormactuliCCJia. WARNER'S BrAUTY SHOP I -----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~~~~~============~'==== Get the same sleek, sports car styling ... full family comfort ... outstanding performance ... in the economical SILVER HAWK ... with 4 barrel carburetor V-8 • Here ia a distinctive eat •.. witb a ftalr &rid a feel no sedan ean tver matctr. In ride and bandlin& it rivals tbe areat Golden Hawk ••. and its powerful V -8 prodUces aetelera tion and road performance that'• hud to bea~, And tms Silver Hawk ita ear till whole fumd¥ can enjoy ~ • • tn the normal rO"..tnds of everyday HvinC ••• and on luuage-loaded vacation tour:t u weJL See the Silver Hawk V-8 or its eompahion Six today_ •. test-drive it. You'll want tbis car tbat'11 l"rafted by Studebaker for value today. , Ql!d lomorrow. Bulo"o • 21 JEWELS HOURS ONLY • 8 P"'EC1810N AD.JUSTMtNTS I LtPI:TIME UN8RKAKA8L.E MAlNSPAINC! J:t w DO For tht ~ ..t tar •a lues eveT... Modo ~y oho .,alioiO Of oho "PoriHI ........... S..ootfi-TOI' - / r Now you can affoltl to Nplace your . oldmoitrMsn JUT HURIIYI ~It sale Is for a LJM#fD rtMI ONLY! @ Stude~~~~~;r?ackard I I Cjf1ete ~ 'IC'ft?~f! CQmQ futl ' GOISSLERS JEMllY S10RE n,.l9S1-5 Mr and .\.Irs C 8 Weese and Hoir Styling Mus Marela Karr Vlllitf!'d Jn Gal. lipoli Sunday .and had dmner 1 CLOSED th•... ,',·,-.,. ' "'"' 801 , 1 Mr and Mrt. Paul Kautz and WPdn ~sday ,\flern 'lOD family returned to their home lumbua, Monday after 11 visit With Evenings By Appointment h•s parents, Mr and Mn. w. L. 1 ~ Kautz Mr and Mrs Lloyd wr 1ght and family returned home, Sunday aft· era week's ncatJon on Lake Erie Court St. 311M Pomero;,. 1 They ·'::":n:d:•:d~•:.:•:•:ll~g=•~m~•:.:ln:!~============. ;. p,ovlslon;, mad• In tho low fo' AubmiUinc bond bsues and tax t~vy e1al .......... r~Jeet-;d .MtW.tta W:~ • Your·Dodge lruck dealer has p.wf that Dodge leads in IRCIIIY ·ways. C01111 m.•.•• see alher certifiilt test-photo ••• and Jake a demanslratian ridel - and HeJd On Tuesday Numf'rou, bond iuue and L"x levy que!!! JODI IJ)pell' Dll the batFuneral 'lervke~ for l-lrs Pat· I Iota eaeh year. In order to submJt f''rench wen· h{·ld Tucsrlay at !ht· such a question lo the voters, th(' Rawhn.:sCo · t F , 1 H . taxmg auiJ:l)Ttly or tlle subdtto'itUO!I With Fred j' !:IGard~~~r:l 10 om r <the city l'OuntJI, tbe v1llaae eoun the Churc h of Chrust ::f:el~Un~ ci t, the tGwtlllhlp trust«s. Gr the · I b11ard of e~ucation, etc 1 must pu~ Burial was m the )!tddleport a re1olution declarin g the ne~t'SsIIIII ( emetery ~nd pall bcarl'r\ 1\y of the bond l&tue or tu leYy wen· Mayur C 0 Fuoher, J1(Lc !he purpwe tor whtch the money Bl'chtet, Dun Slivers, 0 L Ruuzh 1s. to be u!ed must .also De LncJud&nd Wilbur Theobald who had eel m the re10olution. If 11 1.1 Cor ar1ed as p.ali bearers for Paul a bond Issue. the amount or the 1 Fn•nrh when he d1ed •n Mnv adc!itional tax levy whieh w111 ~ 11!57 Stephen Coats s ub~tJtuh~'l ~ecehar) to pay the principal and for Raymond Luman who wa1 rnterest ou the bonds, as eaieuunable tu be present Iated by the fflunty aw1itor, must Relattvf's and frtent.h: from 0111 abo br. stated in the rellllutton. or tuwn .• trluded Mr and Mr.i. The Te&Oiutlon must then be Stephen Cupe, Battle Creek, l.hcl\ t·erllfied to the Board of ElectJOn11 Mr and Mrs Earl Frerwh, B·~'\ llt.t1 later than the nmetteth flay ley, Kenneth Freneh, Seolla, t\ before the day of the electton Y, 1\.trs Clyde French, Jackson The question Is then submilled to Sonday Ylsitors at the home o' the voter1 on a ballot, the ferm \1r and Mr~ F.dward French in or which is prescribed by the st,lctuded Mr. and Mn. Leo Thur- lutes. Variou1 pereentaf~ es or af· ber, Earl Frt'nch, Columbus. Mr firmative YGtes are necessary for and Mrs Owen Freneh, Mrs. passa~e. depending upon suc!l Clyde Frenl'h, Jackson . the Rev things aa: what .subdivision is sub ;::d LewL-., Conn mitting the question: what pur· pose the money It to be used for . and whE-n the eleC"tion iA to b•• held I ' lhlne legi-;htu;e a blll REDS WIN ai"COGNITtcui to repeal tbe l.aw which hu been BUENOS t1.lRES t:P- The A-ron tJ\e boolu Slnt:t' 1821 The old genlme Communia:t Party hu won atatute w.u dn~1g ned to protect lh4! rct"o~~:nnwn m the federal dlttrld citu.enry fr ... m careleu farmers am>eab court a• 8 legitimate pJr· joltme down publ!r roads w1lh ty fvr the July 28 l'OnstltutionaJ k"ythe blade• the electtons, il w11 ..an· c"dge, or their farm wagunlll (A nouncf:ld todaf. . ... MI"s nath" II • Kythe homdh.•1 NI!W FOR ON TIO W, IJilOWN S.Ctetery .f ltm of Ohi• Asbury Methodist Loyal Helpers Picnic Is Held Goesslers SEE PICKENS HOURS ONLY .,. -- Dally sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., July FI.RIT tiME EVER! DUTTON DRUG STORE Special .Discounts I 1'ake any '!!!:JI road ... in stride ... sojety . .. in a GOLDEN HAWK •1 $100 ... $~00.... 500 .. .• 1000 WANT SOME CASH 1 saso .'. ,_ Election The Jfomemakers Class of th.• M1ddleport Chtn·t•h of Chr~t held lhe1r family ptcmc at the New llavf'n Roadside Pa 1k Tucsd 11 y evemnlf. Men or lhe class weff' chf'fs lur the party and prepared hamburgers to add tu Uie picnic menu. Mrs. Fred I Gardner aSKed HH• bless' ng before the mf'ai anll SCVTNE LAW STAYS plans were made for a wienrr AUGUSTA, He. UP- It is slill roast to be held at the New H:. an offensse punishable by a $2 ven Park m August fine to ride down a Maine road Present wt•re Rev. and Mrs "with a nak£.d scythe, !lbarpened Fred Gardner, Mr. aJI£1 Mrs. Cash and hung in a snath" Tbe 1951 Bahr and Canr'ace and Chnstmc. • 1 Mn. Wilha m Slater and Susan COLD WAVE and and Mr~ Thl'o a nd Billv, \fr The Loyal Helpers Class of the MACHINE PERMANENTS M~~ting Ncut:zlrng and Sus an and Bill, '!li;'!li; Mr. and Mrs Paul Barnes an (' Asbury MethodJst Church, Syracuse, or wh1ch Carl B. Weese is Hoir Styling M""" '"d lcene, 'I' and M" Chester }..Twin and Don and hh the teacher held a picnic Monday and ' MJ;s. Frances Bearhs, chairman auest Dale Miller, Mr and M r!! evening at the New Haven Park. of tt'lt Doten·!!! Circle of the 8 H. Russell Wilson and Colleen and Hoir Cutting Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Missionary Society, pre- her guest, .Judy Butcher , Mr an<[ Weese, Mr ar.d Mrs. Dan R1zer, side4 TueSday when they met at Mrs. Dan Wllite and Barbara . Mr and Mrs Wllliam Houdashelt, the home of Mrs. John' Lyons. Mrs. William Gruescr. ."i1rs Dana Hysell. Mrs. Bert Weese Bearlls opened the meeting with a ·-~---,..-~ Mr and Mrs Wilham Eiehmger ~rayer poem "( Thank Thee" and · and children, Johnny and Linda, ~" Syt~la McMasl" conducted and Mrs Royal Thomas and grandth~ devotional servlce, W. 2nd St. Pomeroy daugh ter, Manlyn Miller of ColumM".. J. 1\1. Arehe,, ceading cltalr· man, distributed books to the m~mbus bers and Mrs. Jllhn Kauff gave an interesting cepo" On the party held recentlf in G~anville. The Elerta Curle o{ the B H PlaniJ Were Made tG attend the Sanborn Missionary Society of the Grande Baptis1 Associabon Firat B~!ptlst Church had a potmeeting F'riday at Rio Gfande. luck supper in the yard of the Raymond Grimm, program Paul Smart home Tuesday. a MrS'. Chfford Haves. chairman, (fl'tuU ••. prelide~ at the meeting and Mn n'avllt Darst Jr. conducted the dewilh votional seTVICf;! on the topic "Living Waters". Boxes were dlstnbut ert tO the me'mbers: for their m{.ln!hThere's never a hungry cry for more air lY-Love-Gift oC£ermps. from your Golden Hawk engine with ibl built-in Reading books were giYen out by the chairman and Mrs. iva Turn supercharrer.•. no matter wbat the altitude. There's er Wi! S' i..n_tharie .oi. tbe program never a trace or labored operation rerardless or grade 'Nhich Included an article "Awak ... and bair.opin turns melt ewaylesaly int't,etraicht-aways enlng in Japan". The closing pray as your Golden Hawk eom~re with spor\8 car a&ility. er was·gfven by Mrs. Beulah Wh1te Your brakes are the moet etl'ecttve on the road ••• teet-drive EleYen memberS and one guelll. Jeffrey Darit, were present for a (;OLDEN HAWK for the moat pleaaurable motorinc tver. the supper which featurerl a desSert course or b()me-made 1ee cream and rake. Holds Potluck S r d Ho"'" Upper UeS ay HOGG & %USPAN unera Ser\'ICes I I 11 wu reported that six meibbf!n who met at the home of th.c chairman. Mrs Bearhs, had completed 18 cancer pads and will make more wht·n notUied that t~e)' are needed by th<' Meigs County cancer SGCle\y. , A p1cnJc i• to be held In Aug· ust at the Middleport Roads 1de Park . Mrs Lyons and Mrll. Gr1mm st>r ved a des.sert course to twelve members a1 the end or the meet· ing IElecta Cl'rcle $5.3S gol. $1.98 See Dale Dutton RN , and Shirley Mealey, RN by Mrs. Claremont E Ho yt A salad cour.se was served to Dunng th~~: busrn~111 meet.ins Dorcas Cl'rcle Held .T.uesday Night I Tebbetts Charges Beanballs Aimed At Colored Ball Players ..... - - ....... - .,. - MASON CLINIC 7 30 Third Game s ~;amJ· Aut almost mvanably the trymg Will bnng a sore arm s oon, 1f Thurt.dav'• Games Laklll won Its game easily lohneravJile 000 010 0 1 6 I 1 1-i-';;;.,••••--~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;-.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"'t not at once. The result altogether too often ts permanent mSt J.ouJ, at Hr·oJJkiJ n Ttu•sday w1 th a ftve •nnmg II I \\'e st Columb1a 000 000 2 2 3 ~ Baltene~ Hendn'.'ks 11nd Jefabillt y nf the arm ever to throw curves , or anythmg l PH '"'.I ll :'1 :\'t· •. '.'n' 11 tnumph owr the Pt Pleasant Tennis Speciol Miller (7) and Larry Mor·rison of Racine attests to the fact that his arm is 1\1,1,~<~ ' 1: ,,. at Phtla",]pltJu, night Retil!le!'!l Lakin pounded out a fen ; Bateman, Van Matr"e · '1 .,, 11 11 l'tll·h,,tC(h 'ot :11 "r 10 hit'l rra Pa1ll'rson :111d 1 Winton as d€'ad as last year's news flash Reason throwtng cu rves as TAXI FARE INCREASES .~ME R:ICAN LfAGUE illltkv Bass were extreruely effe•·n~N ~IS RACKET $5.!J5 w L Pet. GB li v!! ~n the mound for the hospi· LITTLE LIAGU! RESULTS a youngster, and without properly warmmg up . l!ffetllve July 15 PHct•makt•r N1 11 y 01 k 55 28 663 L1l I' IIlL', the Retailers gl'ttmg Sports 11<'sk himself once h~d pitching to my 7 }ear-old who asMIDDLIPORT 'I'EN~IS H.\I'Kt-:'1' $7.9> u.lt•;~s of he1ng a thrower back at pires to be a Little Leagtter nex t i'hleilgo 51 32 fi\4 4 one htl. a s mgle, by Norman w L The fQllowing price eb,anges for }' leetwood the a~e of 1°211 One day while do· year And 1f I try just for old fi<Htnn 45 40 52911 r~.,~IC)' 111 the fotuth i1mlng off Indians 8 & B Cabs anywhere wlthtn 4 I Middleport city limits, melud~ •ng h1s b1\ fur $aVinJ.!. the world tlme'5 ~~ke to break one arross a l'l• v1·Jand 44 40 524 11 ~'<! na~ Tt:NNIS HA!'KF.T $9 9> Yankees ::S 2 ing Railroad·St., Gravel Hill 1 from Jllllt'l and Mwt~o]Jtll . ll1 a corner, \h1s nght rl1pper annuuncc:-~ D•·trot( 42 42 500 13 ~! Red Sox 2 3 Tennis lt:u·kd Prl'ss $1.25 and UD to the Pomeroy Brld,ie Rcdd hit two doubles to lead Senators rE·~t ramp m Sre!ly the Set:ond Bat· in ?o unce~Lain syllables " Don't IJ.dttlllllll' 40 4;3 482 15 1 4 will be 3& each. wh1ll' the Lakin hit assau lt Ia hun w~s lakmg on the ftrst R~t· do II agam _ Ruults Ltat Nltht SI'F.<:IAL tahon or the 7th Infan try re~:• lAilie League Pre~ndent Dick Broadmax had a home run. Little ,md G1 lkev. Indians 5 Senalors 4 From Mlddloport ta m1·nt Retton doesn't play hascball anye DODGERS RUN WILD OVEC took a lG-innlng 3·2 vie- Yartkl!es 5 Red Sox 2 1 Pomeroy will be Me fof. one "Sure. 1'11 piteh ." I said 'l'wl) more although he was an outIt wos a 3 3 game after the f1rst Bob Boherb' Dodgers expluded tory over the Mason Sunbeams COUNTY LIAGUE passenzer or 35c each ,Yhen m n mg.s went by Record SIX .!!hnc'hng ro!lege pltchPr Dead mmng unlll the third when the for s1x run~ m I he- third Lnning Lo when Bud Tennant singled Bobby w l there Is more than one passen· sl• ikeouts S1x walkR I no rum' ) and arm . The baseball hushes arc full tnrlians' Smger walked and .!Jene Sl'w LIP S} ro~ru~e 12-1 It opened )1uucy home with the winnina: 1'1\,;;n, ger. 2 0 an arm that could hardly JHrk up of high class1ficatlon players on Wt~c doubled h1m ~orne. Singer as RL('hl(' <\mold, with one out, n~ n in the bottom half of the Dodgers 2 1 n messk1t for a month the-Ir way down or trying to go got the wwnmg run ltl the top of ~as s~fe on an error, likeWISe Don IIJ!It with one out D•1tch Ranliin Pirates . Layton· Sayre, 1 I Of course. to look now, one 15 )lack up agam Sore arms : tht> flflh With a two-out solo hom · Mayt•r and ,Jeff Gibbs Denny K11p wen t all the way ror the winner~ Yankets 1 t A close-to-home Lillie Lea gue er . , f'erlam th11t my me~sk1t ha nd1rap pie w~lked <~ nd one came lwme , \l'hrle And'y Van Matre was the Syracuse 1 Authorited Macgregor 2 was overcome in due time and eyample of this occurred renently Kat Hmdy " bor.!l could_ get only Paul Sprou se grounded out but $porting Goodt Deeler qu 1te well too, thank you here One of Pomeroy'!!' outstand- Manley's homer 111 the s1xth-one Duug '\1oOrf' , Dennu; Moore, a~d 13 Mill 51. Middleport prteher. Anyhow, now J hnve trouble ing Lillie League prospects was sh} of a chance for extra mmnga Mtke Hubert~ hrt back-to·baek sm- los.ng Ducky Van Matre's two out smhaving trouble getting his opposJ· and v1~tory. McElhinney permlt- gles a:le with the bases loaded in the tlon out. He started to throw curves led a s1 ngle to Carr aM doubles bottom half of the seventh mnand his manager did not catch 1t by Baumgardner and D L ittle, 11 cnded ufiN JmJ Pulltnl! walk- ing gave the West Co,Jumbia CoMEN- WOMEN rl~ht 11 way By the tJme he noticed well scatlercd McF.lhlnnl'y fan- eLl ilrHI wJ1s fm t"td ut second. mets 11 2-1 victory over Mmers;m.d ordered it st opped it wa~ m•d e1ght w<:~lked four. ~hmley Doug Muure had a triple and VIIle m the last game. t 1 t7 lo 39, H. S. G•odu· nnotht·l ~ing lc . Denms \<toore antoo late The lad's arm was already fanned 10 and walk('d fo ur Pttl'her Don Hendnrks or Minolet, to prepare for well 301 OtCi- 5 7 5 ulht r ;mglc, Roberts another sin ersville sore, and h(' wa!l' ready to ask to lndHLnH experienced a little paid pothlons with the bl' removed rrom the 11 ame And Scnal~rs 300 OOl- 4 4 2 gil', and Dun Mll}t'r a double and wrh:ness m that Ia~\ inning after he ._..,all 1 can only ho1Je, with his Mc l!:llllnne} and Bush , Milnley twu s1n~ le~ m Lhe hd.twg parade Don van Matre had ~mgted Olm manager, he'll be all right and Mulford orr Jtm Louks, f' Sisson and Mlkc- Burm \\iilked as tlld Darrell Morri•on says he has to follow . RICI IS HOT Wmeb~enner Ylllmg befol'l: Van Matre's winnTochalc.l or IIOI'I·IIdmio.l pl)litlolll. Wef!' Foozy Wolfe around to h•' D H1ce g:ot twu of the Ht•d Sox For Syracuse tn the r1rst mmng Pultlk oontact. Ho.~ , Commwlca~ur~ he isn't off !Jehlnd a shed tht·ce hth, both of them homers 1 Car~· Jrnktns walked, F:rme Srs- Ing lllow._ _ _ _-c-::---::::::-::-:-lu.tm~'-· 1\MervlmlDI~IIi, Jta<llo Opwat.o,.. SlaUrm Arm'-, Elodronlc Tel!h· prarllclng curve of the lonesome vat•iety The fir st son sm!iled and a two-base error Kansas Ctty 31 52 .373 24 somt:wl'l.ere ll.alolllll, .tel Good pe.y. ira..-!, flamour, lhrowmg Wee Foozy has had any time was in the fourth w1th the hrou ght Jenk1ns home The on!~ Washml,lton 28 59" .322. 29 ~~~~t:urlty. Qu1hfy II<JW. APPROVJi' ll Tues.day's Re1ulh number or direct ordt:>rs not to du 1 score 20 other lui orr Arnold was Louks }'Oil vt:TERAN!. l'r~tlmhurJ train .d ld · 11 ckun s mgh.~ m the fourth Jeff Bultimme 3 Chicago 1 t b t k ll'l4f aaed not lniMfiiN wtlh p.-nt d l , u I s are k !J, 1s a one can Th e Yankf' c~ go t their two •·uns k , ear"d S'IY " lJo(1g(·r 2 n ~ac er, sp «~'l$illlon. , ;Jit..¥fl. . . , - ' . BO<; Lon 4 Kans~ ~ C1tY 3 1e· 1 a(_,thhs ·• ~~ k h on Allensworth '~ lead uff slnJ,l h.ttd lmt•r that had bi!St' lnt 011 1'll'V>-'h t,d 9 Wa Hhmg ton 3 . .na c t e young:;Lers throw the ' and ('harley Swnckhamer·~ humer 1 AIRLINE. TRAINING DIVISION I hard one down the mit.ldle, hl&h .: Thf'Y added three in the rtfth whe n It Arnold f,mned \4 and wolked Nt·w Y•>~ k lO Drtr01t 4 , 10 im~. Thursday's Gamel low, and across the corners If Cusct walked Slater was safe on k d w II' · I of Centro! T11ch•lcol lnllihole I '.flcv ean t hrow 111e ra:5 t ba 11 11n d llti ct·ror W1ls:on s acrlhcNI anrl 111\1' whtl e dLou s an 11 wms Baltimore at ChJeago d I'· 1 1 816 Netlonal City lank Bldg. I · h · · t ·~~h f.mnc wo. Bost on al Kan !iaS Cl1)' k Wlw wh ere ·ll •s gomg. t e curves n 1ng douhlf~ Swrwkhpmcr then rtwo un 1 wa .. ecd alk 1 Clevel•nd 1,., Otlio I ' With S1~~on 1~ 111110 g wo an w - Tl.ew York at Detroit ' WJ ]! t a k e care o r 1t ~e !r Ia t er wh en doubled IJmg home . ing tlu ee I I young arms ue ~Lront!l!!r and 1 R•ce got hls seromi homer In S>rraeuse 100 000- l 2 6 wa ~ htn!,(lon at Cleveland I "'~" • - -~· .. •• .......e.. - -' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tougher. tht• bottom of the stxth 12U 03-,,_- 12 10 2 Dm 1,ll l'rs 0 I herw1se htmces are 9 9 Toronto 3 Buffalo :.! I I e e Wil~on f•nned four anrl walked J ouks 11 l'l Williams (3), F. ........ ... I I "''' 1'"". 4 Rochester 1 uf a1 100 hhf''ll net'her he ~hr·owmg two while Mlk c Ltltlc fann ed II SiR~on (m ~n(i Mtkc Wmehn·ntler Montreal Havana 4 Columbus :i unyt ling Nlvler ,JLP a pmg pong ·•nd wal kf!'U thfC!l' I dty. . Sial~ ~ ........._ I h ]] h if.J " Arnol d ~nd Roh.-r ls a w en he gel~ o enough to Yank~·ps 020 030- 5 6 I In un t•~~:htbltwn ga me Mnnduy \11 ;um 5 Ru::hmund 4 I I pia~ ]ugh school or college base Hcd sox tltiO om 2 3 2 I 1'1"'"" Af" I t-all. Wibon lind Allcnswotth Mlkt• nJgh1 I he Dodgers lu~t tu the Gal---- ~_ --~-- _ _ _ __ !Jpolis At!lletLCS 137 wh1·n a d1s "' t'o1 ftdl mfurmutu.lll m;ul COIIJlOn tn;!ny astrou~ sc,·ond inning of ~even Dodger errors and four hl!s nrll ed the wmncn 10 runs They're affl All three low-priced trucb are lined Galhpolts 0 ~0 3 00--!3 6 2 I up at the bottom of a test l!'_ade eq~ to the Dodgers 2 1 4 Oil- 7 6 Ill steepest hill in San Francisco. The ftag chops, and Miller (WPJ, Harm (4) 11nd WilAll Colors and Sizes this gruelin_g test of climbit,tg power il ofllcially son. Pullms (LP), Boyd (3) and underway. Dodge takeo an earl,y load. NEW YORK UP - The sirle- wllh om' on In the ftfth off l,tndy Curd and Roberts (3) "Dress Better For tess" •Choice locatio11, assured customer traf- hnltlg of outfil•lde-r FruukJC Jtab. McDumel. The Dodgers travel to G:.lllpolls Tht• Brooklvn trmmph tighlenrll Thursday eveni ng {nr un exh ibi1 n~on ma) W('ll be the st1·aw thut fic guarantees. Profitable net income. hroke the cnmcl'11 back as far 11s lh!• NaiJO nlll League race so that tion game w1th leaders of that the Cincinnati Redlegs arc <·•m- only one game separated the rlrst league thcrt•- They w1ll pick up rour cl11bs Milwaukee defeated lout playen from othe-r C'ounty rcrned. Court St. & 2nd Pomeroy Philadelphia, 6-2. leams to hl'lp them J(obin~on suffered a roncussion ftr 9t - place deal fo r 51ng le person or couple in aver- when he wns slrul'k by a pJtched Pittsburgh topped Chicalfo, ~ -4, m hall during Cmcmnati's 6·1 lo.qg lo the {'Omplellon of a game sus age good health. pender! June 16. thPn beat the New York, Tuesday night The ReUle:J leflflelder had b('('l\ Cubs, 5·3, in a rcgulurly scht•duled going strong at the plate all nlghl contest • $900 buys equ1pment in good condition. long and looked as 1f he was hack 'l'he Yankeell Increased their A;nel'll'!ln League lead to four on the hitt \ng road agam . games with a 10-4 trlumph over llobinson W!IS struck just belnw Everything there. / the left ear hy a fast ball thrown lhc 1"1gers tn 10 innlngl'l; ijaltimore b} Giant pitcher Ruben GomC?. •n ticked the While Sox, 3-1; Boston edged Kan8as City, 4-3, and Cleve•Advantageous lease Terms for extended the eighth inning land defeated Washington, 93. An examlm:tion sbowed no frueBYRNE HOMERI AGAIN ture and doctor& said Robinson period. Tommy Byrne 's three-run homwM not lo danger. er featured a s1x·run rally in the ·rhllli Is Aa Rudy Madt• t'ur Vun As \'uu'll t~vt•r I•'tnd There was no definite deds i{) n lOth that gave ttje Yanks their on how long RCtbinson would be triumph after the Ti41en had ral · Get a loan here of aout of the lineup, although, sour· lied to tie the score at 4-4 in the ample. Pay bWs, Bu)' baqalllL Ttm! ces satd it would be at least sever- nmlh Oyme, whG won a .iame for al days. ~>a...... ""' ...... to .., .•. the Yankees with a hom.e run Robinson wore a helmet. but the agaln~t the White sox Sunday, <l!nil month on our popul.u 2·-~­ forre of Gomez' pitch snllt the terell the game in the ninth and plaD. Or ftP"Y futlr U you wllh. proteelive device, the ball bOunc- was credited wllh his fourth vlc· lie up tf:l ;rou. Ask about our low• ing more than 211 feet to the edge tory Paul Foytack was the loser. coat ~ Atanclna. You name Jt Middleport, Ohio Phone 8288 or the Giant'• dugout. We auppiJ lt. Yo~.a'ft tmoq frltDdl The Clndnnat1 leftflelder was 'SKINS SIGN ~lVI ...... Jwt uk for CASU. subject or a l"Ubarb In the first WASHINGTON UP-T~e Wash· Ernest Covert, inning whe-n he pounded a Gomez JO(Iton Redsklns have algned five Manager pitch off the left field wall . more players Cor the 1907 season. When he sUd Into ncond base, They are veterans Johnny Allen P0111eroy 124 E. llliln St. on a close play, thefe waa no um· Lavern Tora:ellon and Rua:s Car· Pbono 191 plre to make a ruiln.11 because Btlt rocclo and rookies AI Feoln Baker, umplrlnll It second, had Pepperdlne and Bill l'tnissl, SA· moved OV('r to the left field line lem, W. Va. afler the ball WAS hit. The blow stood aa a double even alter Giant Manager BtU Rigney 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. hotly ar.(uld the ruling. The Redli;t,US scored thr lr only run lu. the alxth Inning wht!n RobSAVE $2.51 - Ute Thlt Coupan ' ln~on tripled into the Giant bull· I pen and eame home t>n a sinyle Dotlgo tlaohoo P!!d Hto ftnloh ave ~ ahead by Ted Kluszewa'kl, Thla Courn •n4 •tc entitle• tht bNrtr to one or 011r genuine $3.00 IVERI1AOY 'INOIR· oJ comll01ld011. Truck "C" and truci "JI'" DODQIRI HOT SQUIEZ CONfROL Fountain tflul,ped with the f•mous No.2 SMOOTH WN:ITING HOOOIO C»UUdn't m•tcb that ~~ p_. Oiiri. '" The Brooklyn Dodt~era, are POINT. Thla ,,.cia I t. be uttd by Lt.dlta. Mt n, loys and Girl a. . thll Jlllt - of • "" oort. o(,.t.Oiif.t,.~t slicking plna Jn the WIR'ld Seriell prove Dodge II b<oot o tow-prioMt ballooM of all the eonttnder~ tl)day and thrf'atenina to take over lh€ Nation&! Leaaue pennant party themselves Walt Allton's ~rew hit been 1 buay klllln,e oU the cGntenders sequ~ slnee. the AU-Star bre11k. The Dodaer$ reeur.aed play b:y defeat· Ina: Clnelnndl twice, then they •wept a two • came series with ()Jiell All Doy Thurnlay- Till P.M. SllllY<Iay Mllwaukct:. ' And Tuesday niabt they toppled the bl&b ridina Cardina!:l, 7-3, fGr their flflh Yictory in a row •• the:y cUmbtd within a aame of the IS ALL YOU lead; · Duke Snider h&:a been the Dod· &era' eblef hatclunan wltb four home runa tn the lilt tlve He bluted his db fl'f the0 --~--·-' Big MacGregor ..... s . '~ ·5 ~~ ~·'·"""" ····• B~ "" ~~~A~d;m;~':"i•J':,';, M;;, ~~~'h1 ~!:;;';; . H. Sanborn Society :~::;.:~.d ;:: ;~ri~~.~;,.:•;;:t l Mrs. Paul French 1 Your 1 J: H!r~~~;~~~ ~~~1o~~. to lovejoy Ci Meeting Is Held ~~e t~ee~f~!r~~,e~ t!it~r?e;ra~~ 1F } • INDIANS YANKEES, DODGERS, WIN- -LL VICTORIES The Da$111 Sentinel ., - 399 South Third St., Middleport, Ohio �' · .. . - ------ - -- ------~---- NEw HAVEN PICNIC I ?# FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt:tTS I 6y Mrs. Ad• 51-dl -~-- - - - - - -Mrs. Gertrude Johnston w;.~ F~ ' ma.Je Hel;J A1rl ines need y<~ u q hostess to the Syrarusc Garden wumrn ~e our Ad i n Amu ~e - Club at her home on Church s• . mcnt Seclwn Central Jnstitutt'. whc:1 1t met July 2nd with Mrs 7-17-llc Marie Lcarlmgham . vit>e pre~ J. d enl opening Lbe meeting with RATES Mal~:~ Help Korean Vet erans to the opening ode followed by r~ train for Airlutcs and Telev i"t- peating the Lord's Prayer in unl2 ce•ts pPt word, one lr..... rtion . Minlrnam charge 51k.---4 ~-e ntJ ion . St.~ our Ar: in Amusem ent son. Mrs. Elh.<ibt!th Duckworth, per word lor three conM!cutlve tnserlwn11. Section Central lnstJtule . secrelary read t~e r,unutes llf Spe:=ial ~ One montb for 25 cents per word. 7-17-llc the June meeting, Mrs Eliza. Full.rate of 2 cents per word will be chnrged for advf'rtislng If beth Quick , gave the treasurer'.i DOt pa1d f~r beft •re ~tle 15tn of each month following insertion. ~en •1,1 Adv~rt•ain&-Should be reported immedn1tety. The Help \'io'a nted- Housckeeper 6!} report. The annwl p1cn1c was D11Jiy Sentinel •\ 111 not be responsible for molfe than one incor· · years uf 11ge. Contact John Buck planned lo be held on July 23rd ~1 lnsertmn. nt<r, 157 D<lck St., Middlepol't. place to be announced tater. Card ol Thanks and Spet-18.1 Notice• of Events $1.00. Obituari111 Mrs. Ruth Baer and Mn. Pnt 7-1 6·l2lp pubUst ~ ed at 1 cut per word. Holter of the Chester Garden - ---. - - FEMALE WANTED immediately Club were gueats and Mrs. HolJ-'ot· S<Jic or Trl!<'c 2Z <H·rr farm (I) for 3--6 weeks. Unattached, re· ter gave an interesting talk. room hnu.~c· tllill l o rHl st·huQ] sponsible woman , 21--60 yrs. of The meeting closed with the ~c-c~,- - -- bus route Sell or Tr,1dc for age. EXP"lienced with child elosing ode. Durin~: the social HAM SHOOT July 21st at Ro~·, hllot-P and Jnt 7 17 O!u care. cookmg 111nd general bouse- hour refreshmentll wet·e servt'rl frtckN'a Farm. Fh·e Points 12 work. Good pay. Mu!!t live in. to Mrll. Bacr, Mrs. Holler, Mn. 1il rl31'k sponsored by l'orn NO)' f ur Sal,. ur 'l'ra dr·· - 11H!J F•J!''! . Phone 241, Mrs. Finley, 7 15 6tc Duckworth, Mrs. Quick, Mrs. S)·l · Moo.~e . 7 · 1 7 ·41 ~ tww ll n•s, d ual muHI<'r, Dody --- --- - - I f)rrfeel Tr•ru1.• fl ran II MTio;. WAN'TED.- E_x_pc-rie~c-,-d~w,-i-t,-es; . via Zwilling, Mrs. Margaret Cot · Marie 1.-cadmghan.. NOTICES : TURNER R•unlan, 01..:1 I Jir.-t>d~vJ!h·, n, l'h<t;lt' ('oolville Must be ov~r lR. Apply Parker trill, Mrs. c .... , ChtFch, Melv• Co., on 37111. 7·16·31c I Miiil'i Eleanor Carroll, Misses Restaurant. Pomeroy, Q , J UIY 21, 1957 . Basket dinner ~~· - -- - Carol amd Debra Guinther, Con 12 noon. T•ll your fri•nds . l'ut· Sal!.!-2 wlwcl trailer. uo;1~d I -:--:c-::-~-, 7 1~ 3tc nic and Barbara Lcadingha~tl 7-17-ltc tar p,• rl ~ . l trc ~. l'ltl tkl' n, t' tnh: ( 18) E 1 and Mrs. Virginia Guin ther. V~n Cto Oili'Y. B;till•·o Jlurr 1\oarl. mp oyment Asbury M. E. Chu;ch held 1 Itt 2, Pomeroy or Phone li925Y fam1ly night in the ;,oeia l ro <'Jms H ..dquerlert for 7-lfi file July lOth beginning with a JH:O I lam••mite Lui&dlfe - Lane Cedar Wanlcd PAPEH H.lNGI!\G25 (;ft('Sls - lAU Window Fans- (•'or -luck dinner at six o'clock honorSal l' DINING room :;ww. years experience. Free eg' i inf Rev. and Mrs . Robert Llntt'r Frigidaire Refrigerator~~. 1,1ble, 6 rha1rs t; ultf'\. d 11 r1il mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln • vf Cincinnati. Rev . Linter was 11 .. k•r F'.rnlt&~re, Mlddl•port, Ohio {'[(l~('l T!·l ti0{)5 7 lfililp Box 124, Ohio. Hi·~' former pa~tor here. They were 4 29 tf ----~ (J1~1•Utc to North Carohna fur a --- -II' C----~----II TU:Y,HR/l Orchard ' 7·!!i Nt'w Home made Cl'cam . cake and l'eadH·s-.'\!. llaV\'11 1 hn nr·· U ~~~-===========:, 11acallon. There were 73 in a' · plc Sacrrd Hl!art . <:hutch, I -~- ----· -- - ~ :1•odance. 1'hur"-. July 1R. bf'g1nn1nv nf NEAHLY NE\\· 4 room hou~c wi th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charfl P. M. 7·l6-3tc lwlh . Forced !I l l' t'Oal furnare. man who purchased the Ed - - - - -- ------St orm win do ws and :l/ 10 iHtcs Norris property has built a fruit (€) l . & Found 1 mtl(· north of Chr stl•r on Hl 7. "By the and vegetable market a11d ha ~ - - -___ - ~ (lil'llttis Hdfn ltln, Che sler, ohlo . Hour uprn!!rl for business tmd will 15 31 keep th e market Opl!n the year LOST .'$2tl i n Slitrks. On flnur m·l - - - - - - ____ P around . rest room If _ founrl rct~un to j LOT 111 Syr ~ru sr Apt>roxirn;~lC'I.v Contnd" Mrs. John Gilrn(Jre wa s a pd· Starks prr•m1scs. Rt'1'C IVfi re·! 50 x :HJO •t Hil s fronta r.•· nn 2 • Grading & Ditch Digging tirnt ur :\oldg,, General Hospit!ll. warrl . 7 I~ :itp illl'cc ls, S111a ll r c~ lli e n ce. 0tll· • Back-Hoe &rvice Mr. and Mr:-~. E<'rcd Crow and bulhllll g-~. ga .". wut1•r, elcrtno·ttv . e·rruck Loading Equipment chi ldren , Lmda and Carson visit· nif'c lawn ~ha de trees. flow e r:~ • Dump Truck Servlce ed, their .~on Ric-ky al Camp ArFOUN0- 3 lu.' YN tn ho lder t~t Syca· llt ·re is I! l o;nwli n. Better 1·hnck VIRGIL WAMSLEY rtowhead at Jackson . more and lltain St. Owr~cr m:.y th l! one. t::.:rl D. Mrnd ec Sr.Phone Cheshire 7·74.79 Ross Norris h01s begu n conbavt I!UI.mc IJy payin~: cost of Lhur Rcall.or. l'tiirl l' arkr·r - Age nt. _q r uc:tion o[ a new home in upad. 7 Jl'i 3tc Pona~ roy . Phone ZUI. 7 HI 3lc Tee WANT ADS -·--· PriONE 398 I Will TEl Pu10 'I'Bl . '1& 'I'!<:! Te1 I Notices - 8 'I G2orge . al ey who iJ a surg: C'~l town. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark :---------~~al;cnt 111 Holzer Ho;pJta l Pfc. Ri!ymond Cook serving children of Cleves spent a week ~-frs J a_uni t.a Quillen Lucas IS with lhe U. S. Marines at Camp end wit h the former's parents. r ,'P..: rte~ 10 l'•'nous eonditioJt inP Pendelton, Calif., i.s spending a Mr. an d Mrs . Thomu Clark Sr. Un~~·crslty H_oJ.; p l t;~_l. Columb~.:-s furlough with his parents, Mr. r...rs. Magg 1e Pr1ce and Mrs. and Mr s. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mr&.. w iii•.a LeadingMarjorie Browning and children ham and daughters Connie and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wine- Barbara spent a week end ir, of Zanesville visited Mrs. Clara Hess. brenner of Marietta recently Portsmouth with relatives and vi1ited the former 's mother, Mrs was accompanied home by their Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, Mrs. Ken - Leona Winebrenner. niece , Rae Dean Leadingham of net h Cu ndiCr and Mrs. Pearl McLorain. Bnde spent a day 1n GaiHpolis. Mrs. Dana Hy!cll \'!sited Mr. Mr. and Mrs . Earl Summerfield Peter Jcnnin~3, Pomeroy. daughter Mrs. Grace Vickers. FOK an.l son.~ Roger and Sherman o! Re-v. and Mn. Delbert. Mills nf Mr. and Mrs. Ch.arles Neuman Murryv!lle, Pa .. and Mrs. D. T. Columbus visited Mr. and Mn. visited jn Coolville with Mr. and SummerfieJ<{ of \near Chester Thomas Clark, Mr. and Mr11. Pearl Mr!. Vau&han Adams. spent Saturday: evtning with Mr. McBride and David Mills. ~nd Mrs. Herbert Parker. Mrs. Cora McBride and Garry 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Duck· LaUance of Parkersburg recently worth h.ave returned to their '\1:-s. Marie Leadingham was a visited . Mn. Curt Lallance and h.ome lb Rittman following 111 ~~t 5 1 of the Chc.ster Gorden Club was accompanied home by Mra. visit with the former's parent.;, lit the home oC Mrs. Pal Holter. Lallance who Is visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duckworth. 0. The Brightest Corner M~ss Sharlce Neuman visited and daugh.ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. They were accompanied home b:r Ill Middleport Mrs. Evelyn Morris in Wster- Carl Lallance. Mrs. Duckworth. -------...;~ · - - - 1-- - -- --- - - -· Room a New Furniture $299.00 BA KER ' FURNITi URE I - • Who? •• •'WiU relin supreme over the World's Conservation Exposition wul Plowing Contests at Peebles, Ohio, from ,SeptemJ1.~r_lLto 20, 1957. ~ ~ ~ ~ Wanted 83 ------- --- I for H• 1 Ire .1 ost ., 7 • (8bl Auto~ervices - WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED: In need or honest work of any klnd. J-ligh School graduate. Phone 6923-J. ,lames Mohler, 1\hddlcport, Rt. 1. '7 8 7tp ·----- ---- J, H. RAWLIJ'IGS SONS CO. - 24 - - , - - - - - - - -- · -·11(utker .Eiervlee. Da,..l.l!SJo.D HYII !\Lil ('IIIII funWt'l', 211· Phone trm • 'Niant Plt'lnlf'/ lnth ('ast It un $50. !'hone 165-X. .QW' 8031-X. -' DODGfO • PLYMOUTH· 7 15 3tr. "·cond~i~nrJ - gi~g{'; ·· Portable Elr.rlrlc Sewing Machine New motor. Nr.w •\•il'ln~ . Guaranlcorl J""& U ---:;::-:--:---DEAL&RB. (8) Auto Soles •I I flurr .~ l Llrml t•d ~ npply . l! rJ,.sr· huld Sr~wing: Mu- Pnmcr '-' · 7 ll ·6tr - -1902 Buick Cnnv . Cpt' . BlaettnAr's, P,m,rro\ $1i!l!i I lOTI'! ;1-~-;f~ll r-1:;;-1~1 ;[ ~~ ~ ~;: lnnd 2 lun l"<~panly No n:lra r harge for fi nanCillg. Wt• !irrvirr what W4' ~r ll l•'il'r• Hdr i~ r·rat ir m . 711 oo 7·11-U tD~I Chr.v. 2 fir liard Tup .M-6.00. lllacttn~~r'• , i'Oilll'rOV • Snuth ThiTrl Ave, Mtrldl e purt. Open •~ve iung~ 't1l JO 11. m 7 12 :Itt' - __ ol-. . -- lllt'lllll r d . (';Ill fl5.'lJ . -- A91 For Scie . UGISTI!:REIJ GoLDEN Bt'tri~~~ -~- - puppiel. P!•"fect for rtr,d work or ~h.ow , \\'rltr : W. n . Eibt>r· feld, 318 Oak St. , HUishoro, 0. 7 111 6tc I ----·--- 7·1fl·31r IIO L SJ<: in ~ll ,; dlt• p!ll'\ ~r Rutlanrl . l'.i1rbel Hogue. Phone 249:i:l. 7 t5 6\p ~~-~~~~~n t1~\h a1;;._r_t_n~~~1.M; and ly dccorut ,•d C1.11l 294. ·-- WE BUY . grapea and ~traw~rrie:<~. Route C'QU5e ot lllne.,:<t. Mr:<~ Multord, Middleport, No. 1. \') ''f." i ,, (0. Ollo o . Rt 7- lHH ~· FOit SALE The underelgncr. b. orft>riu-'1 f M lale the Thomas A Wagn(•r prc·Pflrtl in IA!tart Fall:<~, Ohio , ~p ­ pralsed at Sl2,000.00 and cannot be aold for leu than that amoun! •pprcval or t!le Ptobtte Court. Fo~ infnrmnti~m pe'rlllninl to biddlna. cal l Syb il aubj~et. to the lbtnbaeb. Phone No. 467 . 7-l'l~te Charles Ntuman. Mn. Vclett11 Hor nberge r and f!J nt:hler Barbarn , N~! w Bright on, Pa., visited ov.::r the week .·nd w·th Mr. llnd Mrs. Hllrold Uu •k 7 2 tf --- I ----·---- ---- ~~--- For kent - - -- Extension Lad:dcra. ScaUold hJardt, Drop Cloth&. Clinton f'lshQr, MJddleport. Phone 62&5J[. Ill tr Ur>furni .~ht•(l 3 ~IIMftiPCN' Oflll1 o,__., hck .prlnp ....., COM:Pu:ii 1n11urano. Protlc!Uon, Uta. AUt(•, P'lrtr. Polio. Cl1l Dor Mills, Mltldltport. Ohio. (21 ) Real Estate Cuu•tty and ..... budroom homr. ~~7-17·0tc 4 room ~OU!o, 3 acres tarden, $3!1 ---~-per month. At Apple Gfon. Set! Alt!x WheAler. ' 7 Ul Jtc Help Wonted lo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO PNONII &111 SPINET PIANO ExpNlcnrc HOUSE - 0 room• 111d. batb. One mile from Cheater on Rt. No, ?, Fine pcr80n. Home Rcataurant. runnin11 wate!' 1 ele~trldty and Middleport. 7-16-3tc 8 room furnished · h.;-1 floor Plan ch.ildlou coople p.refcrrcd rent f80 a · monUJ. 1\t mileA out of Pom.,roy. ' • Write . .Box 668, . 0011 Seat!oeL •· · 1-)1-3to IJIIdtM nall,,ral cas In bOUIQ, bla , YU ~228~, A, I. Carter, Chesl"r. 1 1 8 Mr and Mrs Jack Fowler of Pt P'leasant are sp~ndina tho week 1L Virginia Beach. Titnarl FowleJ s the guest of h.er IJ'Indparents ' 'ffr . and MrS. Wllb\.ir Stewart whih her parents are away. Mrs. Sylvia Stewlrt. y.'ll admit ·.ed to Holzer ifGSp1~,1 fast Frld&~ ~nd underwent a'U.ilefy on Mon· gue~ll of Mr and Mn. Wllliam Earnharl ·f Columbus. visited 1~e1r aunts. 111d uncles. the Harle y Johnsom mil the Linco h llus'sells. LETART, W. Va. "' M i~s Nora May Adkins. and l'iend . Mi.ss Dorothy Fairbrother means of Ohio ie!t MobdJY . for 'llarble Hea(! on a flahlng trip. The dau&bter or tbe former li'..Sllie Roush a-randdaugbter of the late Othfe and Luty Riffle ·<ouRh vitlted recently wit~ Mr. and Mn. Areb Roush Of On Grove. She and familY bt!vlnw arrived on FridaY !rom Cleveland . She became Ul, left on Sundt)' mornlne and paued away en Tuesda1 motnlrtl wlltl polio. It was necealll')' for Mr. and Jfr1. ~ou.1h to be Jiven 1boi:J ·for polio. Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Lewl• ot ,f Falls Church, va ., visiter! re Mason, Mr. and Mra. Hrenrr Hum · ·ently with th.e former's parent ~ pbreys of Huntington were Sun· "' ""'~'~ M"~ Russell Hcffm ar. clay gueata of Mr. and Mrt. FfN nou~h . of Plain Valley. Mrs. Stella McDaniel and JOn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mellon anr :aughter who spent n short vae11 Herald of Martlns Ferry 'lfere ion with Mrs. Garnett Chapm.ar. reeent gueats of Jlr. and )frt. lay. nd other relatives returned 111 Arch Rouab, Oak Grove. Mr. and Mr~o. let! LYOns spen' Artie Rouab and famiJy, :Mr. thelr vtcatipn in . ~iChi(B.i) las1 their home in Illinois. Th!!y and Mra. Fred. Routh enjoyed a week with their daughter and ram .,.ere accompanied by Mrs. Sam picnic dln~er at the honQ( . of 1oston, Mike and Pat and Miss ly Mr. and Mrs. Ben Casto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord, ~oad Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and 9eatrice Chapman w}lo are going Sunday. •t. ·amily moved laSt week to wes1 o v1sit the Meltons and Mr. ami Run Johnnie FrY and .on JjmmltP nr \<ln. Johnnie Holloway. Cq~umbia. M( S. Laura Gibbs spent Mon- quite weU, too, thank yOu. ,, 1 ~, , . 'Ra_ndy Lee Davis, Detroit, was day with Mrs. Cecil Blessing anrJ example of tbl.l oeeurred te~e~~h· the week (!nd guest of Carolyr !:lla. · Nthv Haven called on Mr. and ftc ~c of Mason. Mrs. Ralph McDermott aJUJ Mr8. Ed Frv Sund.av eyflllD.c. lyMMIH ...., .. Mr. and Mrs. Willi.a1n Duer and !hildren of Chestnut Ridge werr• ;Jaugbter, Julle, visited with ·ecent guests of Mrs. Leora Ma,~ (riends in the Bend. area on Sun· 9rown. GAl.LII'OLIS l.IV,IiTOCI< M~rs., . Ir. . dfit~[· .... . , 1 :Jay. .l Mrs. Cecil Blessing had as her HOGS-173 to 220 1111. 2!1 to 21; '-ub . outs a.~ , p~eu.h , recentMrs. Emma li'of-the vistted her iinner guests SaturciJ:y Mr. am\ 18 jy a.tte ded Camp ,.Martlns n_ear 11\.other, Mrs. Lily Rogers in Vin- \irs Paul Blessing of Pt . Pleas- 220 tu 2110 lbs, 20 to I; lo I ; Fat Sows 14 lo 17; State 12 Marte~. They wen Mr. afi.a l'on last week. · ·mt, Mrs. Lizzie St~wart anrl to 16; Boa(f f to 14; SOWs l Plgo :Mrs. JaC!~ Frey and sons, Mt', ~btl Mrs. Mildford Radford, Galiipo· Sandra or West Cn 1"mbia. ~ to J30i "Shoats 8 to 18. Mrs. Wya~t Chadwell and l!tl?ns, lis was ttte Sunday guest of Mrs. CA'M'LE-Stee'rs ~2 to 20; !Jei· Mr. and Mrs. 'rhomaf' Grinstea(l ftelen Stewart and family. Mr. am! Mrs. Dennis Roush rm ·10 lo 18; Baby B~ef )4 .~? , 20; and SOIJS, Mr. and Mrs. William Freddie Icenhower, Columbuf vere business callers in Poir1t fat Cows 10 to l7.40t Canner 8 McFarland and sons, Jim Fr.Y an:l s'pent the week end at his home Pleasant Friday. Ronnie Stein. • here. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Love and to 10; liullo 10 to 17 :~; MUk Cpl. Donald W. Weaver who ~~ Mrs. J. S. Windon was th Sun- ~hiiCren of Chicago have bf'er c ows 60 to 130. VEAL CAL~Top.ft 23.GO; stationed with the Marines at dRY guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buf- ·;i3iting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ad Se('1)nds 20 to 28: MediUm llli to Camp 4Juene, N. C.. recently fington pf Pt. Pleasant. 'dns. 20; Com. & Hvs. 10 to 22; Culls spent a 15 day furlough with h1.• Mr. and Mrs. Adali Lieving hBVt> M rs. Blanche Van Scboyck ot 3 to 12. mother, Mrs. Grace Weaver. ar; guests: this week their three ';o!umbus is spending her vac:L· SHEEP-Ewes & Lm& 6 to 1~: Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sayre . at· grandchildren fr9m . llumington. ·inn with her brother. Erni<' Stock Ewes 3 to I(): Fat S11eep 3 tended the Sayre ijeunion in Rip · Rickard, sister Twila and other to 8; Culls 1 to 4; Bucks 3 to 6: ley on Sunday." While :th"er'e \hey relatives. Fat Wethers 3 to S. visited Mr. and Mrs. King Sayre Mr. and Mr~ Fred Rou~h LAMBS-Tops 20; seconds 14 :Wfll, Herman Layne, Mrs, Car.,. ' ' were in Pt. Pleasant Saturday. mrs. Lloyd Nice rec~ived a mesMr. and Mrs. BiU May and to 18; Light Wts. 12 t() 15; Com· ro~i Ada~ , ~'nd Mrs. ~- L. Dyer sage of tbe hospitalitatlon of her children or Akron are spendlmt mon 10 to 14. werJ in, !'ar~ers~urg M~nday. Mrs. Lell4 Ankrum of Calif11"· !tOn, Lawrence McNickle!, who is their vacation at the George Boston farm on RL 1. ni8 ant! M-r. and Mts. Clifford seriously ill at Harrlsbltrg, Pa . Virgil Rous~ and family .and Clarence Brown who has been Jacqu~~ and son Malcolm or 'ro. ledo visited at the R. B. Sayre Miss: Kathryn flrace Were recent ·n Germany with the u. ·s. Army visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Martin residence last week. WHco:-.:en of Do'rcas. is at his home at Board. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance a1·~· Mr and Mrs. Charles Fos-ter Jr. Mrs. Albert Thompson, Martha , vacationing. al Popular "Branch, and two children, Pittsburgh, · are- Toe Vi r J;!inia <l 11rl He,..riett called N. C., witb 'his parents, Mr. anrl on Ella and Maude Blessing. gpend ing their vacation. with his Mr. and Mrs. Vvayne HaJ't rmC Mrs. L. F. Vance. parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles FosIMr, and :t.'trs R. B Sayre and ter and (amlly. Mrs. Hannah. Jol!nson_ were bu•l· Janet Kln.¢ht and Ketth VineMr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacque ~> Edison Brace and Max Manuel, ni!Ss cal!f'l's Ill Pt. p ,_c a.sant Sat- yard "'e representing Meigs Counvisited relatives in Charleston erg,piOyed on the Atlas, visited llrday. s B'll PI Pl'n"- ty 'at the 22nd annual 4-H CoiU!~r­ last ~e.k. \. tbeJ.r ~amilles. Rev. W. · l ups 0 1 · "' ' vatlon Camp this week at St. Lom!tBUl Frey · and Slieldon Roush Miss 'Jpyce Bra~e vi1lted ' w'fUi -~·(!t -~JF!i. on ,_¥ !. P~ . Ate \riU:et 0. north of NewaTk. are attending a two week Bo." Mr. and Mrs. Bh-the Theiss ot; Mturaay evenrng . . o 1S 111: -Objecilves of the C11mp adtivi· ScOut Jamboree at Valley Forgl'! . Dorcas and attende-d Bible School. Mr. a~d Mrs. Da tel Welgtmd ties are conser'@tion of &'oils, water Mr. and Mr;. Paul Poweli visit Gene Beegle of New Brig~tort of Huntmgton spent the weehnd and people, !rlilll Knight is the ed relatiVes in Pineville, W. Vit, Pa., called on Mr. and Mrs. T. G: wiUt Mrs. W; ~- Ch;:;pman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard 4urlng -~-e weekend. fickens. Mrs. Ina We1gand. Knight, Che.ster. Vineyard is the Mr. arid Mrs. WaJJy Stewart of Rev. Shaw and wife and M'argu(!· _Mrs. Ada Hortman, son an~ son of Mr. and Mn: llobart Vine· lU'laell, ky., visited Mr. and ret Rice and Miss Elsie Adams of fr1end and Mrs. May Hof£man t)! yard, Tuppers Plains. Mra. J, L. Stewart recentlY· Syracuse were guests of Mrs. Cincinnati sPent · th.e weeke'!-d ~~~CufJ,'ts Rou9h of Lincoln Lloyd Nice. with Mr. and Mrs. RusseU HolfTOOLS OF TRADE Patk, .M:I~rh rec'ently visited Mr. Mrs. 1'1tus Pickens was caUed to man and Mr. and Mrs. Dalla~ SHELBYVILLE, Ind. OP _ Philtnt\ Mh. lames Rou sh. Columbus by th.e illnesS of her sis- Hoffman. \ lip A. Scudd~r. 2!5, Shelbyville, has Mr. ilin4 Mrs. Job.t:l Hoffman ter, Mrs. Kathryn Widet, who un· Rev. W. S. Billups an~ Mrs. c . been ch.arged wlth malicious tre• and chil"r{'n have returnerl derwent major surgery al Grant G. Billups were Satur_day even in: pus after aUege'dly tryipg to break from their vacation. Mr. Hoffm&•l Hospital. Mrs. Pickens' was ac- guests of Mrs. Ce!'tl Bless in;• into a hardware !d.ore. He also was was fish.ing in Canada, while his companied by Mrs. Ben Spencer. and Ella. . . charged with carrying his own wlfe_ a,nd. cl_!jl~ren - visited rel!lMr, aM Mrs. John Graham BDd Mr.. and Mrs. Dw 1ght Glbbs had "hardware"_ a ioadtd revolver. tives ifl Parkersburg. family, Milton , Indiana, y~sited as Sunday gucst.s Dallas Glbb~, __ Mr. and Mrs. Jam~:; Cunning- with the Virgil Roush. family, Sandra and Denver and ~nll l S SOMIT.HING WAS MISSING ham . and daughter vlsitejl Mr. Floyd rCUmmlna:s is a patient in Weaver, Broad Ru1 1. INDIANAPOLIS UP - Wben and Mrs. George Moore:, Columbus Holzer Hospital. Word has been received of th<!t State Auditor RoY Combs took a rt<!ently and accompanied thtlr Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNlckles sudden death of Mrs. E\'a Blain routine check ot the equipment aon Jimmie hoine after a vlait visited their brother, Lawrence Me- at her home in Middleport. She i.osiued to him, he saw something ·with his grandparenls. Nickles who is hospitalized in Har- was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was missing-his car, Th.e ear · Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rickard of rlsburg, Pa. Hiram Rollins of this area, a sis· turned up yuterday In a parkin& Denver, Colo., visited M~. and ,_ Paul Manuel purchased a new ter of w. J. Rollins and Mrs. Guy lot. tractor. · _ Blessing. _ .. Mrs.· Ray Rickard Sr. recently. ·Mr: and Mrs. Walter Capehart Mr. and ; Mrs . Virgil Roush and Mrs. W. S. Billup~ spent SatttrDECRII PAMILY BONUS of St Joseph, Mo., recently \'isi:- family spent Sunday in day evening wllh Ml. and Mrs., Buenos Airea UP _ The proed relatives here. Charlie Brown. visional govllrnment of Argentina relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush and Mn. Frank Mrs. Fannie Taylor and son, bas deereed a family bonus tor all family were holidl:t guestS or Meigs General Robert were Sunday guests of prl:vate industry workers wlth ~hll· Mr. and Mrs. P. E~ RoustJ,. turned home. Mrs. John Sterne and Jane of dren up to U5 years of age, Jt wu Mra.~ A. G. Meblman Mrt, Jlerahell Roush and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant and called on M!s~ announced to.iay. ttlf..u I I • ' SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS OF OHIO ·------ 4-H Conservation Camp Delegates Are Announced appearaace' •' on ••• .UNITED STEEL HOUR, v rD EVEN Be sLAD 10 BE A FRIEND IN NEED" By SHULTZ ~"~~: S•••••liir II - ...... Star lite - \!lochf•llerBulldinf.C/a.INand,Oh/o . SOIL CONSERVATION OFFICES ATHINS C:O. SCD 111,.1: Iouth Court StrHt AtheM, Ohio '4 SAVE '199 h111tlful Baldwin Atroaonk lllli•no. rtturnM from ,.nt•l , , u"tl only 3 month'" hrkct contlltlon. new lO.ye11r gueren· .... l"t Pl•no t.uy _you will e'ftor IMI $25 Down Delivers Lowest Montbly Paymen\1 =::cc---,Wanttl d : Waitress; 1e 3tc AMERICAN FENCE DEALE& / ' OlllcO,'ii ;iii r.fol Amo~can Ponco Doalorlodoyl Tho,.,... wlft - .. •• apo~ p h - and fun lnhnnoNon 1.. -~·• tho--· r · , TIUa conte81 ill co-spoMOIVJtl 6y your " 6136-M ( 17) 7 ho tho local loU ConoorvoNon Dllhtct MASON NEWS Sunday afternoon he Joe J ohn &on~ . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 1057-6 Bletolo~ Mr.. Leonard :Rowh and Mit· ton Ray were Sunday auests ~f Mn. Ina Wei!land and BUlle. Rev. w. 8 . BUlupa of Pt Pleumt, Okey 8 . Rowh. and Rev. Cre- Mr a nd Mr~ \Vllliam Byrd and ·hlldren anrt Mr. &nd Mrs. Jame11 ;tough and chilren of Grove Cit)' v~re • J:d 'eaaliD, Blake a TV IUI$1 Here'• what to do; •• Real Ettate Broker EASY TERMS C11ll 6172 belort. 4·:m. lit.,... - Rodney Downing lll'iVBA.NCE AG£Nl:Y UNmiD IIATIS ITIU COIIIJC!Unott FOREMAN • ABBOTr T. V, SERVICR All makea Repaired bJ EX· pert Tec~nid.lu. Phou UIN y MiddlePf.11"' . &-15-U , Movif Projel'Lc.r . Coat f420 new Burton, 120 Cole WORK BY 1'JAY or ironing at Obio. Phone 447M home. Call GUO-J alter 4 p. m. -- Contestants for the "Queen of the Furrow'' are not' judged on beauty alone. They will be judged 011 per. IIOllality, intelligence. poise and natural attractlven-.'' Ro""'mloor-some girl'o dream will COllie ~aa '.:_Queea of the Furrow." It may be you. . P1M111e 61 --- Booda, Pbl'!fl. 1311-1 of Manhattan·· famo\18 11Upper ctub. .•••• else's. ..._ .• .__c.. .nr! ~-Jrs. 0 E. Muon of Mt. Alit ll{r. and ~~~-~ E A. Bowman n· ." reatta. W Va.. and Ccnni r ~crry 0{ Y,lar. w. va. WOLF PEN Ella ~:::J ~~IIICAN STilL & Will DIYISIOM loliddleport. 1'1.. • Aa-116- ( 16) For Rent or Sale FOR SALE OH TRADE - 22 fllcre farm . 4 l'Oom house. mall and &chool bus route. Sell or trade fur ll ou~e and ll•t. Geor,l(r K('nncdy, Rutland. 7 -ll -6tp .......... .. .. -- ATIOIIWIH 120 Bl Insurance aan-s:dii)OOD 1....;;;;;;--- --~ - ===;;:::.:;:: the abnosphere aie; OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. SID ·•...and dine in· If you are between 16 and 21 yean of single; and live in rural Ohio, your ch1111Ce8 are u good u anyone ICrtA, IRON- MITIU.I P- APARTMENT r'or Hc J~~ --=-tJn~;~. nish('(\, llr 1uhs omy 2nd~~, rom· et·oy. Phon,. 440-M or 24-Y ~ Dt!eell oJt!telitMtJ ILU W.t&D Oft at. U. C•li Wra. new wardrobe ••• WILL COME TRUE AS THE 1957r Ta J:madge SchMI 111 J.aneastl:l' Is Slpcnr!ing her summer va.:iltiu n with bcr parents, Mr. ;md Mr~ SPECIAL JTRUCTUUL I IIAMI Hou8e f'or Sale: 0 rc~om hotl.s(' Complete wllh furniture j u~t ~~~ 7 10 tltp Jt Is-large lot, 2 porchl'•, out --:--:-hulldlnas. basement. <'tsLcrn rurnlllhcd rt•nm with usc of kit7· 17<l lr chon Phonr MlM boule gu In kitchen , yourr~ fruit tree• Oealnnln,q tu b(:;ar, 7 below Mtddleport. Selling bn- Miss Sharlee Neum an who h~s been a student teacher in lh e 115 L hcl.nd o~~t. DREAM ... a glamorous ·............~.. ···''·. ' ... ............ ''·:. ,,-,,.. .:-··· "" "'" :;;.~·". ·: Syracuse. ~~... ·•-,clan. ForliomatJc cl l'iv t· "'aulld hHer Per Lt.... 24tl0ll. 7 12 tOte Cleanest 'Oil In town . $Jr.rll'i nn ,-- - Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . 7-ll -6! GRUESII:R BLOCK CO. GHAVJ<;L'?. '~rlACTOR SALES and ' .;;-;:--,--,::-;:--,----,-Scn,.k-e. R. A. E~iz:olaw, ~12 E. I Mlloo North •eM Dodg,c V8 CornP.t 4 dr. So· · Maio St ., Pomcrn;. 4 27 tf dan. Automatic 1h1rt. Own(' 1 by one local son·lrc ~111\ton ~-;--;:- -· Aluminum comblntUon 1torm uri owner . Tops . Sll9li.OU. Hl11r1t aucen wlndo.w t and door~. S~eal (14 I Rent nar'a, Pomeroy. 7·11 ·8t t - --------· and 11lumlnum awning• and tan. opies, C•U WUllam Radford. ~·ur l! l' nt- --4 ro11111 .1! illld hHt h fm · Roct Sorlnp, a 2 lmoE. nl ~ hr. r! npart mc nl np s t 11ir.~. Nt'l\' lor best used car VALUES, lltJc ~~~~ W<ilc•r h1'11lrr 11 11d !_{aragt• BO..L CHILDS. 7 A Imop For ~ ••• and shop for --·-"··.~·,,,_-·- ~ ~,,.;:: _. l'lra. Auhlmobll-. HNIU1 ACCIDINY CONCRET£ BLOCKS lwtl rhtLinrs 1H'r bushrl. Nt•w Jiavrn Or rhnr a . Nrw lln vf'n. Pbonf' 'TU· .:'•' . . ;.;.. ' Jl' PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H1·s~n 1 and family are visiting Mrs. Eve lyn Danbut')' of South Charleston Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Stewa r of Sutton W. Va., visited ·Mr. a:nr Mrs. J. L. Stewart on Tuesda~ Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Stewar· were enroute home aftt! r a tri• to Brattelboro, Vt. , after visltln; their aon and wife , Dr. ancl Mrs D. Perry Stewart. Dr. Stew:~rt i a teacher at Miami University a Oxford, 0. Mr. Stewurt Is doin 1. Geological lteseareh during th summer months. •Mr. and MN. E. L. ~tcin an1 1 liOns visited Mr. and Mrs. z. 'f Maynard . Mr and Mrs. George Sayre Jr. and (amily of Newark, N. J. , wer~ recent a~ests Ot Mr. 8nd Mr~ George Sayre. .Joh.n Dyer ol Charleaton spell1 the.~ lf'Oliday\twiteken~ with his 'mo- son vl~lted relali\IU at Char l!ston and Chelyan recentl y. Mr. and Mn. Raymond F ields f ParkeriJbllrK wtre holid a• ~ ue11 t1 of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fields Recent gue~ts of Mis1 Ru t- ~ Sayre were Mr. and Mn. R. E !J!e ol Norlh Ta:r:lllll. Va., Mr a day l11t week ."'-!- PLANTS SOME GIRL's ... .. ..···· .................. ..,,. ' ., Phon• \\'01'1 h. 1\lr. and 1\tr ~. Owrn llawt, j 5·2$-tf \;.sited the IaUer 's s •.~tcr, Mr~ . FREE INSTALLATION Mufflers, seat covers, batteriet, tlres. Bud&ot terms. Moore's, Pomeroy. t1 22 lmoc -- - - ·t-,,-. R, M QUICK SF.RV1C.E t'n W•'lleh I:ep.irlng h7 l'aatory Trained watchmaker, t:OLlJNa JEWE L.ERS . .PumeroJ 1-3--U '7-li ·Btc · - - - - - - - - ;--;:c---c- --~--- UIM Buick V8 Supct• 4 dr !li ven 1 Late Mnrll'l fri gidaire , 10 cubic ft rerrlgentor. Ext•cllt•tl! ro nlli· Sedan. PIIWt!r ~~fcri n!l a !d tlon $100.00. Phone 115. brake!. Onr. rarc/ul ownN. $2.393.00. 'Bia'cttnaW.'l , l'oml ~7 12 3tp ---roy. 7-11 ·61 1: !-~,;::-;::-:-;: on SALEAPPI.I~S .-One anfl :l~e J<'ord vscc-•.-:,.-.,-n-clin~ - pcN'Idt, per Wnl e r hirw Cu . rnn :inl A\le. ll untln~ton. W. V~ for rr rr home RADIO & TEI.EVrS..ON SERViCE, Phone .::.JO, Clel11nd Appllonce deuH dlstr;.rtwn. 7 12 Utjl Store, l.t.d w. M.aln St., Pomeror 2--23-lf !Oro Jlottllar R t•yl . UIX. 2 1lr S ~­ d~n Hydrnm111ic drivr . Spntlt•ss nr1glna1 light hlut• rini.~·· Blacttnar'.;. - BULLDOZEII for hire, bitem•nh, landtuplng. Cowduy, l.ong Bottom • 10. l'i yr•;rrs. LO''ol t's l IH'II'I' rv1•r Only $1450 'Wft.OO (20)Business Services .-;;and take a "dream" of a trip to NEW YORK · with J~~r parents... • •' " Membera of the Canasta Clul honored Mn. Milton Stephan. Wedne11da)' afternoon at the Ne\1 Hnen Park with a picnic. Thosr attending were Mn. E. L. Steir. Mn. Howard Wagen hals, Mrs. P J . Wolpert , Mrii. Jack Frry 11.11 • Larry, Mrs. Paul Sclllly , ~Irs P!'ul Henc,erso n and tht> honurl:'o' Mrs. Stenhans. ·~n~ a~nt with the lormer'sli:<~tcr , Mrs. Kathryn Wider wh.o is ill at Columbus -Jotle Pick•ns ,_.. tbf, ·~---: - - --- SAIJSA(;J: STUrf'rm . l'll ll Gino f>ri wll' , Sceunil St , l'umt-ru)'. 7 15 Jk , ----- - - ---·..--= -·· ---·- - DaUy Selltlnel, 'Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1957-7 T"ete Shlelda - ll r-lp : Young men to train lor AJTimc.s and Tel evisiOn . Sec our Ad m Amusement Sec· !JOn Central ln ~ll lt.ile . 7-17 Itc -~- · •.. ---- ,_ ------. -- ------------...--.-r... *. . ~··· "KOioiE OF BALDWIN" PHONI 22 JACKION MAGNA VOX FAIRFIELD CO, SCD 201 Sevth lrotcl StP'Iot Llncast.r, Ohle Athens C:ounty F, li. GIFFORD CO GALLIA CO. SCD JACKSON CO. $CD .UO Second A"""' O.llhtolls. Ohio to BroMwar ltf'Mt 225 l•et Mil n Str..t Lot•n. Ohfo PICKIRINGTON LUMIIR CO. VINTON CO. , SCD -....ohio CourthouN, P. 0. loa Hackl"' County J.tct.IOn, Ohio :n Po..,. County SAVINGS HARDWARE Plckertna..n. Oltl• · · L... n, Ohio . J. M. WEA VIR HARDWARE WHITE HARDWI,RE Lau...tvm.;; Ohio Ntl..rtwtlle. Ohio AMANDA GRAIN C:O. Jackson County llEMEN HARDWARE 0. E. lUCKMAN - ltemen, Ohio ' . CALLAiiAN 4o HESS ""CI!'"'· Ohhl ' ' Golll .. llo. Ohio ... 11. Ohio c:o,, McArthur. Ohko 1VANS IROS. liARDWARl FARMEIU HJ.IDWARE WILSON IROTHIIU STOUT IMPLEMENT CO Athono, Ohio ' Folrllold C.uoty LIFIR FARM SUPPLY *'""' MINnie Temple Building Mulkrry 1\nnvo FAIRFIELD FARMERS SUPPLY ELLIOT$ FARM 6 HOME STOll Athon1, Ohio SoUth Columbul s.m.,..,, Ohle AMERICAN FENCE DEALERS Llncaeter, ~lo STOUT FARM SUPPLY 'MEIGS CO. SCD liOC:KING CO. SCD AmMvllle, Ohio Allttny, ·Ohio Jtduon.Ohlo PERRY C:O. $!:D KlrnttOI lulldlnl AMonclo, Ohio Colllo CoMnty CD, · lee"-. Oh.; Jo""- Ohio C:I'IY HARDWARI Wellston, Ohio JUNCTION CITY HARQWARI J~ndlon City, 'Ohie Vl!fth County HAIITLIT HARDWARE - ~r;Oide WIWE WINKLE TERRY 1;1 •• By BRANNER �' · .. . - ------ - -- ------~---- NEw HAVEN PICNIC I ?# FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt:tTS I 6y Mrs. Ad• 51-dl -~-- - - - - - -Mrs. Gertrude Johnston w;.~ F~ ' ma.Je Hel;J A1rl ines need y<~ u q hostess to the Syrarusc Garden wumrn ~e our Ad i n Amu ~e - Club at her home on Church s• . mcnt Seclwn Central Jnstitutt'. whc:1 1t met July 2nd with Mrs 7-17-llc Marie Lcarlmgham . vit>e pre~ J. d enl opening Lbe meeting with RATES Mal~:~ Help Korean Vet erans to the opening ode followed by r~ train for Airlutcs and Telev i"t- peating the Lord's Prayer in unl2 ce•ts pPt word, one lr..... rtion . Minlrnam charge 51k.---4 ~-e ntJ ion . St.~ our Ar: in Amusem ent son. Mrs. Elh.<ibt!th Duckworth, per word lor three conM!cutlve tnserlwn11. Section Central lnstJtule . secrelary read t~e r,unutes llf Spe:=ial ~ One montb for 25 cents per word. 7-17-llc the June meeting, Mrs Eliza. Full.rate of 2 cents per word will be chnrged for advf'rtislng If beth Quick , gave the treasurer'.i DOt pa1d f~r beft •re ~tle 15tn of each month following insertion. ~en •1,1 Adv~rt•ain&-Should be reported immedn1tety. The Help \'io'a nted- Housckeeper 6!} report. The annwl p1cn1c was D11Jiy Sentinel •\ 111 not be responsible for molfe than one incor· · years uf 11ge. Contact John Buck planned lo be held on July 23rd ~1 lnsertmn. nt<r, 157 D<lck St., Middlepol't. place to be announced tater. Card ol Thanks and Spet-18.1 Notice• of Events $1.00. Obituari111 Mrs. Ruth Baer and Mn. Pnt 7-1 6·l2lp pubUst ~ ed at 1 cut per word. Holter of the Chester Garden - ---. - - FEMALE WANTED immediately Club were gueats and Mrs. HolJ-'ot· S<Jic or Trl!<'c 2Z <H·rr farm (I) for 3--6 weeks. Unattached, re· ter gave an interesting talk. room hnu.~c· tllill l o rHl st·huQ] sponsible woman , 21--60 yrs. of The meeting closed with the ~c-c~,- - -- bus route Sell or Tr,1dc for age. EXP"lienced with child elosing ode. Durin~: the social HAM SHOOT July 21st at Ro~·, hllot-P and Jnt 7 17 O!u care. cookmg 111nd general bouse- hour refreshmentll wet·e servt'rl frtckN'a Farm. Fh·e Points 12 work. Good pay. Mu!!t live in. to Mrll. Bacr, Mrs. Holler, Mn. 1il rl31'k sponsored by l'orn NO)' f ur Sal,. ur 'l'ra dr·· - 11H!J F•J!''! . Phone 241, Mrs. Finley, 7 15 6tc Duckworth, Mrs. Quick, Mrs. S)·l · Moo.~e . 7 · 1 7 ·41 ~ tww ll n•s, d ual muHI<'r, Dody --- --- - - I f)rrfeel Tr•ru1.• fl ran II MTio;. WAN'TED.- E_x_pc-rie~c-,-d~w,-i-t,-es; . via Zwilling, Mrs. Margaret Cot · Marie 1.-cadmghan.. NOTICES : TURNER R•unlan, 01..:1 I Jir.-t>d~vJ!h·, n, l'h<t;lt' ('oolville Must be ov~r lR. Apply Parker trill, Mrs. c .... , ChtFch, Melv• Co., on 37111. 7·16·31c I Miiil'i Eleanor Carroll, Misses Restaurant. Pomeroy, Q , J UIY 21, 1957 . Basket dinner ~~· - -- - Carol amd Debra Guinther, Con 12 noon. T•ll your fri•nds . l'ut· Sal!.!-2 wlwcl trailer. uo;1~d I -:--:c-::-~-, 7 1~ 3tc nic and Barbara Lcadingha~tl 7-17-ltc tar p,• rl ~ . l trc ~. l'ltl tkl' n, t' tnh: ( 18) E 1 and Mrs. Virginia Guin ther. V~n Cto Oili'Y. B;till•·o Jlurr 1\oarl. mp oyment Asbury M. E. Chu;ch held 1 Itt 2, Pomeroy or Phone li925Y fam1ly night in the ;,oeia l ro <'Jms H ..dquerlert for 7-lfi file July lOth beginning with a JH:O I lam••mite Lui&dlfe - Lane Cedar Wanlcd PAPEH H.lNGI!\G25 (;ft('Sls - lAU Window Fans- (•'or -luck dinner at six o'clock honorSal l' DINING room :;ww. years experience. Free eg' i inf Rev. and Mrs . Robert Llntt'r Frigidaire Refrigerator~~. 1,1ble, 6 rha1rs t; ultf'\. d 11 r1il mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln • vf Cincinnati. Rev . Linter was 11 .. k•r F'.rnlt&~re, Mlddl•port, Ohio {'[(l~('l T!·l ti0{)5 7 lfililp Box 124, Ohio. Hi·~' former pa~tor here. They were 4 29 tf ----~ (J1~1•Utc to North Carohna fur a --- -II' C----~----II TU:Y,HR/l Orchard ' 7·!!i Nt'w Home made Cl'cam . cake and l'eadH·s-.'\!. llaV\'11 1 hn nr·· U ~~~-===========:, 11acallon. There were 73 in a' · plc Sacrrd Hl!art . <:hutch, I -~- ----· -- - ~ :1•odance. 1'hur"-. July 1R. bf'g1nn1nv nf NEAHLY NE\\· 4 room hou~c wi th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charfl P. M. 7·l6-3tc lwlh . Forced !I l l' t'Oal furnare. man who purchased the Ed - - - - -- ------St orm win do ws and :l/ 10 iHtcs Norris property has built a fruit (€) l . & Found 1 mtl(· north of Chr stl•r on Hl 7. "By the and vegetable market a11d ha ~ - - -___ - ~ (lil'llttis Hdfn ltln, Che sler, ohlo . Hour uprn!!rl for business tmd will 15 31 keep th e market Opl!n the year LOST .'$2tl i n Slitrks. On flnur m·l - - - - - - ____ P around . rest room If _ founrl rct~un to j LOT 111 Syr ~ru sr Apt>roxirn;~lC'I.v Contnd" Mrs. John Gilrn(Jre wa s a pd· Starks prr•m1scs. Rt'1'C IVfi re·! 50 x :HJO •t Hil s fronta r.•· nn 2 • Grading & Ditch Digging tirnt ur :\oldg,, General Hospit!ll. warrl . 7 I~ :itp illl'cc ls, S111a ll r c~ lli e n ce. 0tll· • Back-Hoe &rvice Mr. and Mr:-~. E<'rcd Crow and bulhllll g-~. ga .". wut1•r, elcrtno·ttv . e·rruck Loading Equipment chi ldren , Lmda and Carson visit· nif'c lawn ~ha de trees. flow e r:~ • Dump Truck Servlce ed, their .~on Ric-ky al Camp ArFOUN0- 3 lu.' YN tn ho lder t~t Syca· llt ·re is I! l o;nwli n. Better 1·hnck VIRGIL WAMSLEY rtowhead at Jackson . more and lltain St. Owr~cr m:.y th l! one. t::.:rl D. Mrnd ec Sr.Phone Cheshire 7·74.79 Ross Norris h01s begu n conbavt I!UI.mc IJy payin~: cost of Lhur Rcall.or. l'tiirl l' arkr·r - Age nt. _q r uc:tion o[ a new home in upad. 7 Jl'i 3tc Pona~ roy . Phone ZUI. 7 HI 3lc Tee WANT ADS -·--· PriONE 398 I Will TEl Pu10 'I'Bl . '1& 'I'!<:! Te1 I Notices - 8 'I G2orge . al ey who iJ a surg: C'~l town. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark :---------~~al;cnt 111 Holzer Ho;pJta l Pfc. Ri!ymond Cook serving children of Cleves spent a week ~-frs J a_uni t.a Quillen Lucas IS with lhe U. S. Marines at Camp end wit h the former's parents. r ,'P..: rte~ 10 l'•'nous eonditioJt inP Pendelton, Calif., i.s spending a Mr. an d Mrs . Thomu Clark Sr. Un~~·crslty H_oJ.; p l t;~_l. Columb~.:-s furlough with his parents, Mr. r...rs. Magg 1e Pr1ce and Mrs. and Mr s. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mr&.. w iii•.a LeadingMarjorie Browning and children ham and daughters Connie and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wine- Barbara spent a week end ir, of Zanesville visited Mrs. Clara Hess. brenner of Marietta recently Portsmouth with relatives and vi1ited the former 's mother, Mrs was accompanied home by their Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, Mrs. Ken - Leona Winebrenner. niece , Rae Dean Leadingham of net h Cu ndiCr and Mrs. Pearl McLorain. Bnde spent a day 1n GaiHpolis. Mrs. Dana Hy!cll \'!sited Mr. Mr. and Mrs . Earl Summerfield Peter Jcnnin~3, Pomeroy. daughter Mrs. Grace Vickers. FOK an.l son.~ Roger and Sherman o! Re-v. and Mn. Delbert. Mills nf Mr. and Mrs. Ch.arles Neuman Murryv!lle, Pa .. and Mrs. D. T. Columbus visited Mr. and Mn. visited jn Coolville with Mr. and SummerfieJ<{ of \near Chester Thomas Clark, Mr. and Mr11. Pearl Mr!. Vau&han Adams. spent Saturday: evtning with Mr. McBride and David Mills. ~nd Mrs. Herbert Parker. Mrs. Cora McBride and Garry 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Duck· LaUance of Parkersburg recently worth h.ave returned to their '\1:-s. Marie Leadingham was a visited . Mn. Curt Lallance and h.ome lb Rittman following 111 ~~t 5 1 of the Chc.ster Gorden Club was accompanied home by Mra. visit with the former's parent.;, lit the home oC Mrs. Pal Holter. Lallance who Is visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duckworth. 0. The Brightest Corner M~ss Sharlce Neuman visited and daugh.ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. They were accompanied home b:r Ill Middleport Mrs. Evelyn Morris in Wster- Carl Lallance. Mrs. Duckworth. -------...;~ · - - - 1-- - -- --- - - -· Room a New Furniture $299.00 BA KER ' FURNITi URE I - • Who? •• •'WiU relin supreme over the World's Conservation Exposition wul Plowing Contests at Peebles, Ohio, from ,SeptemJ1.~r_lLto 20, 1957. ~ ~ ~ ~ Wanted 83 ------- --- I for H• 1 Ire .1 ost ., 7 • (8bl Auto~ervices - WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED: In need or honest work of any klnd. J-ligh School graduate. Phone 6923-J. ,lames Mohler, 1\hddlcport, Rt. 1. '7 8 7tp ·----- ---- J, H. RAWLIJ'IGS SONS CO. - 24 - - , - - - - - - - -- · -·11(utker .Eiervlee. Da,..l.l!SJo.D HYII !\Lil ('IIIII funWt'l', 211· Phone trm • 'Niant Plt'lnlf'/ lnth ('ast It un $50. !'hone 165-X. .QW' 8031-X. -' DODGfO • PLYMOUTH· 7 15 3tr. "·cond~i~nrJ - gi~g{'; ·· Portable Elr.rlrlc Sewing Machine New motor. Nr.w •\•il'ln~ . Guaranlcorl J""& U ---:;::-:--:---DEAL&RB. (8) Auto Soles •I I flurr .~ l Llrml t•d ~ npply . l! rJ,.sr· huld Sr~wing: Mu- Pnmcr '-' · 7 ll ·6tr - -1902 Buick Cnnv . Cpt' . BlaettnAr's, P,m,rro\ $1i!l!i I lOTI'! ;1-~-;f~ll r-1:;;-1~1 ;[ ~~ ~ ~;: lnnd 2 lun l"<~panly No n:lra r harge for fi nanCillg. Wt• !irrvirr what W4' ~r ll l•'il'r• Hdr i~ r·rat ir m . 711 oo 7·11-U tD~I Chr.v. 2 fir liard Tup .M-6.00. lllacttn~~r'• , i'Oilll'rOV • Snuth ThiTrl Ave, Mtrldl e purt. Open •~ve iung~ 't1l JO 11. m 7 12 :Itt' - __ ol-. . -- lllt'lllll r d . (';Ill fl5.'lJ . -- A91 For Scie . UGISTI!:REIJ GoLDEN Bt'tri~~~ -~- - puppiel. P!•"fect for rtr,d work or ~h.ow , \\'rltr : W. n . Eibt>r· feld, 318 Oak St. , HUishoro, 0. 7 111 6tc I ----·--- 7·1fl·31r IIO L SJ<: in ~ll ,; dlt• p!ll'\ ~r Rutlanrl . l'.i1rbel Hogue. Phone 249:i:l. 7 t5 6\p ~~-~~~~~n t1~\h a1;;._r_t_n~~~1.M; and ly dccorut ,•d C1.11l 294. ·-- WE BUY . grapea and ~traw~rrie:<~. Route C'QU5e ot lllne.,:<t. Mr:<~ Multord, Middleport, No. 1. \') ''f." i ,, (0. Ollo o . Rt 7- lHH ~· FOit SALE The underelgncr. b. orft>riu-'1 f M lale the Thomas A Wagn(•r prc·Pflrtl in IA!tart Fall:<~, Ohio , ~p ­ pralsed at Sl2,000.00 and cannot be aold for leu than that amoun! •pprcval or t!le Ptobtte Court. Fo~ infnrmnti~m pe'rlllninl to biddlna. cal l Syb il aubj~et. to the lbtnbaeb. Phone No. 467 . 7-l'l~te Charles Ntuman. Mn. Vclett11 Hor nberge r and f!J nt:hler Barbarn , N~! w Bright on, Pa., visited ov.::r the week .·nd w·th Mr. llnd Mrs. Hllrold Uu •k 7 2 tf --- I ----·---- ---- ~~--- For kent - - -- Extension Lad:dcra. ScaUold hJardt, Drop Cloth&. Clinton f'lshQr, MJddleport. Phone 62&5J[. Ill tr Ur>furni .~ht•(l 3 ~IIMftiPCN' Oflll1 o,__., hck .prlnp ....., COM:Pu:ii 1n11urano. Protlc!Uon, Uta. AUt(•, P'lrtr. Polio. Cl1l Dor Mills, Mltldltport. Ohio. (21 ) Real Estate Cuu•tty and ..... budroom homr. ~~7-17·0tc 4 room ~OU!o, 3 acres tarden, $3!1 ---~-per month. At Apple Gfon. Set! Alt!x WheAler. ' 7 Ul Jtc Help Wonted lo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO PNONII &111 SPINET PIANO ExpNlcnrc HOUSE - 0 room• 111d. batb. One mile from Cheater on Rt. No, ?, Fine pcr80n. Home Rcataurant. runnin11 wate!' 1 ele~trldty and Middleport. 7-16-3tc 8 room furnished · h.;-1 floor Plan ch.ildlou coople p.refcrrcd rent f80 a · monUJ. 1\t mileA out of Pom.,roy. ' • Write . .Box 668, . 0011 Seat!oeL •· · 1-)1-3to IJIIdtM nall,,ral cas In bOUIQ, bla , YU ~228~, A, I. Carter, Chesl"r. 1 1 8 Mr and Mrs Jack Fowler of Pt P'leasant are sp~ndina tho week 1L Virginia Beach. Titnarl FowleJ s the guest of h.er IJ'Indparents ' 'ffr . and MrS. Wllb\.ir Stewart whih her parents are away. Mrs. Sylvia Stewlrt. y.'ll admit ·.ed to Holzer ifGSp1~,1 fast Frld&~ ~nd underwent a'U.ilefy on Mon· gue~ll of Mr and Mn. Wllliam Earnharl ·f Columbus. visited 1~e1r aunts. 111d uncles. the Harle y Johnsom mil the Linco h llus'sells. LETART, W. Va. "' M i~s Nora May Adkins. and l'iend . Mi.ss Dorothy Fairbrother means of Ohio ie!t MobdJY . for 'llarble Hea(! on a flahlng trip. The dau&bter or tbe former li'..Sllie Roush a-randdaugbter of the late Othfe and Luty Riffle ·<ouRh vitlted recently wit~ Mr. and Mn. Areb Roush Of On Grove. She and familY bt!vlnw arrived on FridaY !rom Cleveland . She became Ul, left on Sundt)' mornlne and paued away en Tuesda1 motnlrtl wlltl polio. It was necealll')' for Mr. and Jfr1. ~ou.1h to be Jiven 1boi:J ·for polio. Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Lewl• ot ,f Falls Church, va ., visiter! re Mason, Mr. and Mra. Hrenrr Hum · ·ently with th.e former's parent ~ pbreys of Huntington were Sun· "' ""'~'~ M"~ Russell Hcffm ar. clay gueata of Mr. and Mrt. FfN nou~h . of Plain Valley. Mrs. Stella McDaniel and JOn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mellon anr :aughter who spent n short vae11 Herald of Martlns Ferry 'lfere ion with Mrs. Garnett Chapm.ar. reeent gueats of Jlr. and )frt. lay. nd other relatives returned 111 Arch Rouab, Oak Grove. Mr. and Mr~o. let! LYOns spen' Artie Rouab and famiJy, :Mr. thelr vtcatipn in . ~iChi(B.i) las1 their home in Illinois. Th!!y and Mra. Fred. Routh enjoyed a week with their daughter and ram .,.ere accompanied by Mrs. Sam picnic dln~er at the honQ( . of 1oston, Mike and Pat and Miss ly Mr. and Mrs. Ben Casto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord, ~oad Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and 9eatrice Chapman w}lo are going Sunday. •t. ·amily moved laSt week to wes1 o v1sit the Meltons and Mr. ami Run Johnnie FrY and .on JjmmltP nr \<ln. Johnnie Holloway. Cq~umbia. M( S. Laura Gibbs spent Mon- quite weU, too, thank yOu. ,, 1 ~, , . 'Ra_ndy Lee Davis, Detroit, was day with Mrs. Cecil Blessing anrJ example of tbl.l oeeurred te~e~~h· the week (!nd guest of Carolyr !:lla. · Nthv Haven called on Mr. and ftc ~c of Mason. Mrs. Ralph McDermott aJUJ Mr8. Ed Frv Sund.av eyflllD.c. lyMMIH ...., .. Mr. and Mrs. Willi.a1n Duer and !hildren of Chestnut Ridge werr• ;Jaugbter, Julle, visited with ·ecent guests of Mrs. Leora Ma,~ (riends in the Bend. area on Sun· 9rown. GAl.LII'OLIS l.IV,IiTOCI< M~rs., . Ir. . dfit~[· .... . , 1 :Jay. .l Mrs. Cecil Blessing had as her HOGS-173 to 220 1111. 2!1 to 21; '-ub . outs a.~ , p~eu.h , recentMrs. Emma li'of-the vistted her iinner guests SaturciJ:y Mr. am\ 18 jy a.tte ded Camp ,.Martlns n_ear 11\.other, Mrs. Lily Rogers in Vin- \irs Paul Blessing of Pt . Pleas- 220 tu 2110 lbs, 20 to I; lo I ; Fat Sows 14 lo 17; State 12 Marte~. They wen Mr. afi.a l'on last week. · ·mt, Mrs. Lizzie St~wart anrl to 16; Boa(f f to 14; SOWs l Plgo :Mrs. JaC!~ Frey and sons, Mt', ~btl Mrs. Mildford Radford, Galiipo· Sandra or West Cn 1"mbia. ~ to J30i "Shoats 8 to 18. Mrs. Wya~t Chadwell and l!tl?ns, lis was ttte Sunday guest of Mrs. CA'M'LE-Stee'rs ~2 to 20; !Jei· Mr. and Mrs. 'rhomaf' Grinstea(l ftelen Stewart and family. Mr. am! Mrs. Dennis Roush rm ·10 lo 18; Baby B~ef )4 .~? , 20; and SOIJS, Mr. and Mrs. William Freddie Icenhower, Columbuf vere business callers in Poir1t fat Cows 10 to l7.40t Canner 8 McFarland and sons, Jim Fr.Y an:l s'pent the week end at his home Pleasant Friday. Ronnie Stein. • here. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Love and to 10; liullo 10 to 17 :~; MUk Cpl. Donald W. Weaver who ~~ Mrs. J. S. Windon was th Sun- ~hiiCren of Chicago have bf'er c ows 60 to 130. VEAL CAL~Top.ft 23.GO; stationed with the Marines at dRY guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buf- ·;i3iting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ad Se('1)nds 20 to 28: MediUm llli to Camp 4Juene, N. C.. recently fington pf Pt. Pleasant. 'dns. 20; Com. & Hvs. 10 to 22; Culls spent a 15 day furlough with h1.• Mr. and Mrs. Adali Lieving hBVt> M rs. Blanche Van Scboyck ot 3 to 12. mother, Mrs. Grace Weaver. ar; guests: this week their three ';o!umbus is spending her vac:L· SHEEP-Ewes & Lm& 6 to 1~: Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sayre . at· grandchildren fr9m . llumington. ·inn with her brother. Erni<' Stock Ewes 3 to I(): Fat S11eep 3 tended the Sayre ijeunion in Rip · Rickard, sister Twila and other to 8; Culls 1 to 4; Bucks 3 to 6: ley on Sunday." While :th"er'e \hey relatives. Fat Wethers 3 to S. visited Mr. and Mrs. King Sayre Mr. and Mr~ Fred Rou~h LAMBS-Tops 20; seconds 14 :Wfll, Herman Layne, Mrs, Car.,. ' ' were in Pt. Pleasant Saturday. mrs. Lloyd Nice rec~ived a mesMr. and Mrs. BiU May and to 18; Light Wts. 12 t() 15; Com· ro~i Ada~ , ~'nd Mrs. ~- L. Dyer sage of tbe hospitalitatlon of her children or Akron are spendlmt mon 10 to 14. werJ in, !'ar~ers~urg M~nday. Mrs. Lell4 Ankrum of Calif11"· !tOn, Lawrence McNickle!, who is their vacation at the George Boston farm on RL 1. ni8 ant! M-r. and Mts. Clifford seriously ill at Harrlsbltrg, Pa . Virgil Rous~ and family .and Clarence Brown who has been Jacqu~~ and son Malcolm or 'ro. ledo visited at the R. B. Sayre Miss: Kathryn flrace Were recent ·n Germany with the u. ·s. Army visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Martin residence last week. WHco:-.:en of Do'rcas. is at his home at Board. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance a1·~· Mr and Mrs. Charles Fos-ter Jr. Mrs. Albert Thompson, Martha , vacationing. al Popular "Branch, and two children, Pittsburgh, · are- Toe Vi r J;!inia <l 11rl He,..riett called N. C., witb 'his parents, Mr. anrl on Ella and Maude Blessing. gpend ing their vacation. with his Mr. and Mrs. Vvayne HaJ't rmC Mrs. L. F. Vance. parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles FosIMr, and :t.'trs R. B Sayre and ter and (amlly. Mrs. Hannah. Jol!nson_ were bu•l· Janet Kln.¢ht and Ketth VineMr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacque ~> Edison Brace and Max Manuel, ni!Ss cal!f'l's Ill Pt. p ,_c a.sant Sat- yard "'e representing Meigs Counvisited relatives in Charleston erg,piOyed on the Atlas, visited llrday. s B'll PI Pl'n"- ty 'at the 22nd annual 4-H CoiU!~r­ last ~e.k. \. tbeJ.r ~amilles. Rev. W. · l ups 0 1 · "' ' vatlon Camp this week at St. Lom!tBUl Frey · and Slieldon Roush Miss 'Jpyce Bra~e vi1lted ' w'fUi -~·(!t -~JF!i. on ,_¥ !. P~ . Ate \riU:et 0. north of NewaTk. are attending a two week Bo." Mr. and Mrs. Bh-the Theiss ot; Mturaay evenrng . . o 1S 111: -Objecilves of the C11mp adtivi· ScOut Jamboree at Valley Forgl'! . Dorcas and attende-d Bible School. Mr. a~d Mrs. Da tel Welgtmd ties are conser'@tion of &'oils, water Mr. and Mr;. Paul Poweli visit Gene Beegle of New Brig~tort of Huntmgton spent the weehnd and people, !rlilll Knight is the ed relatiVes in Pineville, W. Vit, Pa., called on Mr. and Mrs. T. G: wiUt Mrs. W; ~- Ch;:;pman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard 4urlng -~-e weekend. fickens. Mrs. Ina We1gand. Knight, Che.ster. Vineyard is the Mr. arid Mrs. WaJJy Stewart of Rev. Shaw and wife and M'argu(!· _Mrs. Ada Hortman, son an~ son of Mr. and Mn: llobart Vine· lU'laell, ky., visited Mr. and ret Rice and Miss Elsie Adams of fr1end and Mrs. May Hof£man t)! yard, Tuppers Plains. Mra. J, L. Stewart recentlY· Syracuse were guests of Mrs. Cincinnati sPent · th.e weeke'!-d ~~~CufJ,'ts Rou9h of Lincoln Lloyd Nice. with Mr. and Mrs. RusseU HolfTOOLS OF TRADE Patk, .M:I~rh rec'ently visited Mr. Mrs. 1'1tus Pickens was caUed to man and Mr. and Mrs. Dalla~ SHELBYVILLE, Ind. OP _ Philtnt\ Mh. lames Rou sh. Columbus by th.e illnesS of her sis- Hoffman. \ lip A. Scudd~r. 2!5, Shelbyville, has Mr. ilin4 Mrs. Job.t:l Hoffman ter, Mrs. Kathryn Widet, who un· Rev. W. S. Billups an~ Mrs. c . been ch.arged wlth malicious tre• and chil"r{'n have returnerl derwent major surgery al Grant G. Billups were Satur_day even in: pus after aUege'dly tryipg to break from their vacation. Mr. Hoffm&•l Hospital. Mrs. Pickens' was ac- guests of Mrs. Ce!'tl Bless in;• into a hardware !d.ore. He also was was fish.ing in Canada, while his companied by Mrs. Ben Spencer. and Ella. . . charged with carrying his own wlfe_ a,nd. cl_!jl~ren - visited rel!lMr, aM Mrs. John Graham BDd Mr.. and Mrs. Dw 1ght Glbbs had "hardware"_ a ioadtd revolver. tives ifl Parkersburg. family, Milton , Indiana, y~sited as Sunday gucst.s Dallas Glbb~, __ Mr. and Mrs. Jam~:; Cunning- with the Virgil Roush. family, Sandra and Denver and ~nll l S SOMIT.HING WAS MISSING ham . and daughter vlsitejl Mr. Floyd rCUmmlna:s is a patient in Weaver, Broad Ru1 1. INDIANAPOLIS UP - Wben and Mrs. George Moore:, Columbus Holzer Hospital. Word has been received of th<!t State Auditor RoY Combs took a rt<!ently and accompanied thtlr Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNlckles sudden death of Mrs. E\'a Blain routine check ot the equipment aon Jimmie hoine after a vlait visited their brother, Lawrence Me- at her home in Middleport. She i.osiued to him, he saw something ·with his grandparenls. Nickles who is hospitalized in Har- was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was missing-his car, Th.e ear · Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rickard of rlsburg, Pa. Hiram Rollins of this area, a sis· turned up yuterday In a parkin& Denver, Colo., visited M~. and ,_ Paul Manuel purchased a new ter of w. J. Rollins and Mrs. Guy lot. tractor. · _ Blessing. _ .. Mrs.· Ray Rickard Sr. recently. ·Mr: and Mrs. Walter Capehart Mr. and ; Mrs . Virgil Roush and Mrs. W. S. Billup~ spent SatttrDECRII PAMILY BONUS of St Joseph, Mo., recently \'isi:- family spent Sunday in day evening wllh Ml. and Mrs., Buenos Airea UP _ The proed relatives here. Charlie Brown. visional govllrnment of Argentina relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush and Mn. Frank Mrs. Fannie Taylor and son, bas deereed a family bonus tor all family were holidl:t guestS or Meigs General Robert were Sunday guests of prl:vate industry workers wlth ~hll· Mr. and Mrs. P. E~ RoustJ,. turned home. Mrs. John Sterne and Jane of dren up to U5 years of age, Jt wu Mra.~ A. G. Meblman Mrt, Jlerahell Roush and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant and called on M!s~ announced to.iay. ttlf..u I I • ' SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS OF OHIO ·------ 4-H Conservation Camp Delegates Are Announced appearaace' •' on ••• .UNITED STEEL HOUR, v rD EVEN Be sLAD 10 BE A FRIEND IN NEED" By SHULTZ ~"~~: S•••••liir II - ...... Star lite - \!lochf•llerBulldinf.C/a.INand,Oh/o . SOIL CONSERVATION OFFICES ATHINS C:O. SCD 111,.1: Iouth Court StrHt AtheM, Ohio '4 SAVE '199 h111tlful Baldwin Atroaonk lllli•no. rtturnM from ,.nt•l , , u"tl only 3 month'" hrkct contlltlon. new lO.ye11r gueren· .... l"t Pl•no t.uy _you will e'ftor IMI $25 Down Delivers Lowest Montbly Paymen\1 =::cc---,Wanttl d : Waitress; 1e 3tc AMERICAN FENCE DEALE& / ' OlllcO,'ii ;iii r.fol Amo~can Ponco Doalorlodoyl Tho,.,... wlft - .. •• apo~ p h - and fun lnhnnoNon 1.. -~·• tho--· r · , TIUa conte81 ill co-spoMOIVJtl 6y your " 6136-M ( 17) 7 ho tho local loU ConoorvoNon Dllhtct MASON NEWS Sunday afternoon he Joe J ohn &on~ . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 1057-6 Bletolo~ Mr.. Leonard :Rowh and Mit· ton Ray were Sunday auests ~f Mn. Ina Wei!land and BUlle. Rev. w. 8 . BUlupa of Pt Pleumt, Okey 8 . Rowh. and Rev. Cre- Mr a nd Mr~ \Vllliam Byrd and ·hlldren anrt Mr. &nd Mrs. Jame11 ;tough and chilren of Grove Cit)' v~re • J:d 'eaaliD, Blake a TV IUI$1 Here'• what to do; •• Real Ettate Broker EASY TERMS C11ll 6172 belort. 4·:m. lit.,... - Rodney Downing lll'iVBA.NCE AG£Nl:Y UNmiD IIATIS ITIU COIIIJC!Unott FOREMAN • ABBOTr T. V, SERVICR All makea Repaired bJ EX· pert Tec~nid.lu. Phou UIN y MiddlePf.11"' . &-15-U , Movif Projel'Lc.r . Coat f420 new Burton, 120 Cole WORK BY 1'JAY or ironing at Obio. Phone 447M home. Call GUO-J alter 4 p. m. -- Contestants for the "Queen of the Furrow'' are not' judged on beauty alone. They will be judged 011 per. IIOllality, intelligence. poise and natural attractlven-.'' Ro""'mloor-some girl'o dream will COllie ~aa '.:_Queea of the Furrow." It may be you. . P1M111e 61 --- Booda, Pbl'!fl. 1311-1 of Manhattan·· famo\18 11Upper ctub. .•••• else's. ..._ .• .__c.. .nr! ~-Jrs. 0 E. Muon of Mt. Alit ll{r. and ~~~-~ E A. Bowman n· ." reatta. W Va.. and Ccnni r ~crry 0{ Y,lar. w. va. WOLF PEN Ella ~:::J ~~IIICAN STilL & Will DIYISIOM loliddleport. 1'1.. • Aa-116- ( 16) For Rent or Sale FOR SALE OH TRADE - 22 fllcre farm . 4 l'Oom house. mall and &chool bus route. Sell or trade fur ll ou~e and ll•t. Geor,l(r K('nncdy, Rutland. 7 -ll -6tp .......... .. .. -- ATIOIIWIH 120 Bl Insurance aan-s:dii)OOD 1....;;;;;;--- --~ - ===;;:::.:;:: the abnosphere aie; OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. SID ·•...and dine in· If you are between 16 and 21 yean of single; and live in rural Ohio, your ch1111Ce8 are u good u anyone ICrtA, IRON- MITIU.I P- APARTMENT r'or Hc J~~ --=-tJn~;~. nish('(\, llr 1uhs omy 2nd~~, rom· et·oy. Phon,. 440-M or 24-Y ~ Dt!eell oJt!telitMtJ ILU W.t&D Oft at. U. C•li Wra. new wardrobe ••• WILL COME TRUE AS THE 1957r Ta J:madge SchMI 111 J.aneastl:l' Is Slpcnr!ing her summer va.:iltiu n with bcr parents, Mr. ;md Mr~ SPECIAL JTRUCTUUL I IIAMI Hou8e f'or Sale: 0 rc~om hotl.s(' Complete wllh furniture j u~t ~~~ 7 10 tltp Jt Is-large lot, 2 porchl'•, out --:--:-hulldlnas. basement. <'tsLcrn rurnlllhcd rt•nm with usc of kit7· 17<l lr chon Phonr MlM boule gu In kitchen , yourr~ fruit tree• Oealnnln,q tu b(:;ar, 7 below Mtddleport. Selling bn- Miss Sharlee Neum an who h~s been a student teacher in lh e 115 L hcl.nd o~~t. DREAM ... a glamorous ·............~.. ···''·. ' ... ............ ''·:. ,,-,,.. .:-··· "" "'" :;;.~·". ·: Syracuse. ~~... ·•-,clan. ForliomatJc cl l'iv t· "'aulld hHer Per Lt.... 24tl0ll. 7 12 tOte Cleanest 'Oil In town . $Jr.rll'i nn ,-- - Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . 7-ll -6! GRUESII:R BLOCK CO. GHAVJ<;L'?. '~rlACTOR SALES and ' .;;-;:--,--,::-;:--,----,-Scn,.k-e. R. A. E~iz:olaw, ~12 E. I Mlloo North •eM Dodg,c V8 CornP.t 4 dr. So· · Maio St ., Pomcrn;. 4 27 tf dan. Automatic 1h1rt. Own(' 1 by one local son·lrc ~111\ton ~-;--;:- -· Aluminum comblntUon 1torm uri owner . Tops . Sll9li.OU. Hl11r1t aucen wlndo.w t and door~. S~eal (14 I Rent nar'a, Pomeroy. 7·11 ·8t t - --------· and 11lumlnum awning• and tan. opies, C•U WUllam Radford. ~·ur l! l' nt- --4 ro11111 .1! illld hHt h fm · Roct Sorlnp, a 2 lmoE. nl ~ hr. r! npart mc nl np s t 11ir.~. Nt'l\' lor best used car VALUES, lltJc ~~~~ W<ilc•r h1'11lrr 11 11d !_{aragt• BO..L CHILDS. 7 A Imop For ~ ••• and shop for --·-"··.~·,,,_-·- ~ ~,,.;:: _. l'lra. Auhlmobll-. HNIU1 ACCIDINY CONCRET£ BLOCKS lwtl rhtLinrs 1H'r bushrl. Nt•w Jiavrn Or rhnr a . Nrw lln vf'n. Pbonf' 'TU· .:'•' . . ;.;.. ' Jl' PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H1·s~n 1 and family are visiting Mrs. Eve lyn Danbut')' of South Charleston Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Stewa r of Sutton W. Va., visited ·Mr. a:nr Mrs. J. L. Stewart on Tuesda~ Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Stewar· were enroute home aftt! r a tri• to Brattelboro, Vt. , after visltln; their aon and wife , Dr. ancl Mrs D. Perry Stewart. Dr. Stew:~rt i a teacher at Miami University a Oxford, 0. Mr. Stewurt Is doin 1. Geological lteseareh during th summer months. •Mr. and MN. E. L. ~tcin an1 1 liOns visited Mr. and Mrs. z. 'f Maynard . Mr and Mrs. George Sayre Jr. and (amily of Newark, N. J. , wer~ recent a~ests Ot Mr. 8nd Mr~ George Sayre. .Joh.n Dyer ol Charleaton spell1 the.~ lf'Oliday\twiteken~ with his 'mo- son vl~lted relali\IU at Char l!ston and Chelyan recentl y. Mr. and Mn. Raymond F ields f ParkeriJbllrK wtre holid a• ~ ue11 t1 of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fields Recent gue~ts of Mis1 Ru t- ~ Sayre were Mr. and Mn. R. E !J!e ol Norlh Ta:r:lllll. Va., Mr a day l11t week ."'-!- PLANTS SOME GIRL's ... .. ..···· .................. ..,,. ' ., Phon• \\'01'1 h. 1\lr. and 1\tr ~. Owrn llawt, j 5·2$-tf \;.sited the IaUer 's s •.~tcr, Mr~ . FREE INSTALLATION Mufflers, seat covers, batteriet, tlres. Bud&ot terms. Moore's, Pomeroy. t1 22 lmoc -- - - ·t-,,-. R, M QUICK SF.RV1C.E t'n W•'lleh I:ep.irlng h7 l'aatory Trained watchmaker, t:OLlJNa JEWE L.ERS . .PumeroJ 1-3--U '7-li ·Btc · - - - - - - - - ;--;:c---c- --~--- UIM Buick V8 Supct• 4 dr !li ven 1 Late Mnrll'l fri gidaire , 10 cubic ft rerrlgentor. Ext•cllt•tl! ro nlli· Sedan. PIIWt!r ~~fcri n!l a !d tlon $100.00. Phone 115. brake!. Onr. rarc/ul ownN. $2.393.00. 'Bia'cttnaW.'l , l'oml ~7 12 3tp ---roy. 7-11 ·61 1: !-~,;::-;::-:-;: on SALEAPPI.I~S .-One anfl :l~e J<'ord vscc-•.-:,.-.,-n-clin~ - pcN'Idt, per Wnl e r hirw Cu . rnn :inl A\le. ll untln~ton. W. V~ for rr rr home RADIO & TEI.EVrS..ON SERViCE, Phone .::.JO, Clel11nd Appllonce deuH dlstr;.rtwn. 7 12 Utjl Store, l.t.d w. M.aln St., Pomeror 2--23-lf !Oro Jlottllar R t•yl . UIX. 2 1lr S ~­ d~n Hydrnm111ic drivr . Spntlt•ss nr1glna1 light hlut• rini.~·· Blacttnar'.;. - BULLDOZEII for hire, bitem•nh, landtuplng. Cowduy, l.ong Bottom • 10. l'i yr•;rrs. LO''ol t's l IH'II'I' rv1•r Only $1450 'Wft.OO (20)Business Services .-;;and take a "dream" of a trip to NEW YORK · with J~~r parents... • •' " Membera of the Canasta Clul honored Mn. Milton Stephan. Wedne11da)' afternoon at the Ne\1 Hnen Park with a picnic. Thosr attending were Mn. E. L. Steir. Mn. Howard Wagen hals, Mrs. P J . Wolpert , Mrii. Jack Frry 11.11 • Larry, Mrs. Paul Sclllly , ~Irs P!'ul Henc,erso n and tht> honurl:'o' Mrs. Stenhans. ·~n~ a~nt with the lormer'sli:<~tcr , Mrs. Kathryn Wider wh.o is ill at Columbus -Jotle Pick•ns ,_.. tbf, ·~---: - - --- SAIJSA(;J: STUrf'rm . l'll ll Gino f>ri wll' , Sceunil St , l'umt-ru)'. 7 15 Jk , ----- - - ---·..--= -·· ---·- - DaUy Selltlnel, 'Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1957-7 T"ete Shlelda - ll r-lp : Young men to train lor AJTimc.s and Tel evisiOn . Sec our Ad m Amusement Sec· !JOn Central ln ~ll lt.ile . 7-17 Itc -~- · •.. ---- ,_ ------. -- ------------...--.-r... *. . ~··· "KOioiE OF BALDWIN" PHONI 22 JACKION MAGNA VOX FAIRFIELD CO, SCD 201 Sevth lrotcl StP'Iot Llncast.r, Ohle Athens C:ounty F, li. GIFFORD CO GALLIA CO. SCD JACKSON CO. $CD .UO Second A"""' O.llhtolls. Ohio to BroMwar ltf'Mt 225 l•et Mil n Str..t Lot•n. Ohfo PICKIRINGTON LUMIIR CO. VINTON CO. , SCD -....ohio CourthouN, P. 0. loa Hackl"' County J.tct.IOn, Ohio :n Po..,. County SAVINGS HARDWARE Plckertna..n. Oltl• · · L... n, Ohio . J. M. WEA VIR HARDWARE WHITE HARDWI,RE Lau...tvm.;; Ohio Ntl..rtwtlle. Ohio AMANDA GRAIN C:O. Jackson County llEMEN HARDWARE 0. E. lUCKMAN - ltemen, Ohio ' . CALLAiiAN 4o HESS ""CI!'"'· Ohhl ' ' Golll .. llo. Ohio ... 11. Ohio c:o,, McArthur. Ohko 1VANS IROS. liARDWARl FARMEIU HJ.IDWARE WILSON IROTHIIU STOUT IMPLEMENT CO Athono, Ohio ' Folrllold C.uoty LIFIR FARM SUPPLY *'""' MINnie Temple Building Mulkrry 1\nnvo FAIRFIELD FARMERS SUPPLY ELLIOT$ FARM 6 HOME STOll Athon1, Ohio SoUth Columbul s.m.,..,, Ohle AMERICAN FENCE DEALERS Llncaeter, ~lo STOUT FARM SUPPLY 'MEIGS CO. SCD liOC:KING CO. SCD AmMvllle, Ohio Allttny, ·Ohio Jtduon.Ohlo PERRY C:O. $!:D KlrnttOI lulldlnl AMonclo, Ohio Colllo CoMnty CD, · lee"-. Oh.; Jo""- Ohio C:I'IY HARDWARI Wellston, Ohio JUNCTION CITY HARQWARI J~ndlon City, 'Ohie Vl!fth County HAIITLIT HARDWARE - ~r;Oide WIWE WINKLE TERRY 1;1 •• By BRANNER �--------, 1Laurel Cliff M:rs Joe Evans. Mr and Mrs AllPn E1chmger, Mr Better Health IClub In Picnic I 11 J&-~1) Wed. I HORROR SHOW! Paul Douglas Eva Bartok "THE GAMMA PEOPLE" ·~HE -auo-WEREWOLF" Thur._ & Fri. Gregory Peck I social hour enjoyed Present were Mrs Lou niehl, Mr and MrS Charles Dtehl and family, Mr and i!.,.s_ Merlin Tracy and family, Mr and Mrs. llobcrt July 18-19 RlchC~rd Basehart "MOSY DICK" (Vista vi sto n·Tcch ni color J - aJSO·Denn is O'Keefe Mara Lane Bowen and son, Mr. ana Mrs lra Welhmw and famil y. Mr and Mrs Gilmore and fanlll)l Janu·~ "ANGELA" (Suspense-All th1• W:Jy) Mr. anff Mrs. R• chard K.tiT Sr an d grandda ughter ,Poll y Ann , Mr and Mrs Dana Oliver, Mr and ~" r· 1' T Petersburg, f'lorida . The August meetin~r: w11l be held ut the borne of Mrs. Merlin Tracy with :'tlr.s Lloyd Wrllilht as co-hostess. ~liff The Laurel Better Realth and thi!ir families held a p1cmc lit i. hl' Hoek Sprmgs fa irgrounds, Monday evening Jra Wellman off~red pr<~yer prel'f'ding the potluck dmner After dinner gamer were played and a 1 C"luh FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Ticbh •dmltt ur full Mrs. C. Massar 'Is Honored By Sewing Circle I The Sunshi ne Sunday School Class or the :\1a~ on M ethod1.~1 Church wlll holt! tht'lr annr1a l picnic on Tu{•srlav rvrning. July 18. in 1he Nl:'w l!.tven Park Time for th!: cv•·nt is ~el at 5:45 and all m~>mhcr~ ~rl• urged tu be pl'l: ~enl with their famllics . }Irs. Hoger Beech has hcr:1 returnrd to her home from Holzer Hosp ttal where she has been & Rurglcal patient. We best in Used Cars IVa.ru 1956 CHEVROLET Jt'~ rtll new -every inch of it - from new .s~1fet.y. !+nl 1.,1lch to it.s color gay interior. Wil.h tho mnJ.,'icuJ Shoor Look that tmnBfonns any kitchen! It' 1 lha Handloel her Jmngine , in 10 cu. fl. you get a Fami1y -Si7.cd Super Froowr Chcet • 3 Big FuU .Width RemovRhln Alumi1mm Sll6lvCI'l • Handy Removabll! Holf Shulr • Dct~ p Full Width Porcelain Hydrntor • Sliding Chill Druwcr • Huge Supor Storage T>oor with Dutter CompHrl.inont ond Five Removohlo Shelvee • 3Qukkulm lee 1'mya- aU in a refrigerator whi('h Hli[llil in nmong your kitchen CBbinct.a for that treusurcd ··Luilt-in" Jook. 2 dr. R11dio & He<Jtcr ""''"'til tu-tone l"'nish. Only $15Uf>. 3-1955 t'ORIJ VRs Fordomatic, F<tirlant• 2 1lr 4 drs. H.adio & Uc ntcr. Scr 1955 PLVMOUTII 2 dr. V8. Radio & llcahJr l1' clean and solid. 1955 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2 dr. Radio. hf'atcr, OV · erdrivc Beautiful black & white 3-1954 ~IOilEI.S One Plymoulh 4 dr. Belvedere One l<'ord V8 Customhne 2·dr. One Chevrolet Deluxe 2 dr. 3-1953 MOUELS One Furtl V8 4-dr Cuslomlinc OM Forrl VIJ Hardtop On11 Ford 6 - 2 dt• 1--10411 Pbmouth 2 ctr. SNian 1- 1048 1\h·rcury Cluh Coupe I ~IAN\' MOUE TO (:HOOSE t•ROM And Your Trade-In AI Traflle Ugh! ALL LADIES' BATHING !! SUITS ••• Reduced ' l ONE LOT PEDAL PUSHERS LADIES SHOES Values to $3.98 $1.39 $1.99 ONE LOT All Men's Children's STRAW HATS SANDALS SIU~S UJl tO 2 ~!ILL ST. t J' I ,VOL IX NO. James Murrny wa~ <In O l' t' r · t11j.(hl guc~t of Mr. nnrl \frs. Wtl ham Murrn~·. Worthmgtun Ky .. n· ly when ~he accompunicd M~~ Lillran McGhcc. who took her m w r. Mrs. lda Ncul, lo her home in F'latwoods, Ky. Mrs. Re-ber, Belle, W V11.., has also been a guesl al the ~kGhcc homr. JanrrP Luman, RN, :HHI Shirlry Mcale)', RN, Gallipolis, werr gurs t ~ of the former's parents. Mr iltHI l\1r·~ . Raymond Lumun, Tuc.sday e're .. . Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Thurld.ay, July 18, 1957 HEWANTEDTOREPAY WSER CORPORATION R~WARDS SINGLE ·~I·· \956. .. ·· Ab lold ' Cancer Blamed On S~oking In 1Senate Probe s} S8 persona Jonated Membership tlckeh for the 94th ~;!'~ni:er!:P~~eme;ctiA~~ea bl~. ;,:~~al u~e~~!l~~~'::iie·nF~~rHiUa;r~ 1 Lloyd Amos, f~nt row center, WOrks Manager for . Kaiser Al~i,num and Chemical Corpo~a­ ;.)~~"~' ·fhere were 33 who don- fair t!ard st>cretary said today. • tlon's Ravenswood Works, presented ten and flfteen·yea'F serv1~e pins at a recent awards dtn- ___ ,- I I I ~ - tool (oi i.ariM- U/• BIOIIH": ~ CMr..., M..r.JJKJi.Mfk, Cia....,.,,..,._,..... Lf/& ,\ ........---. -ln. Loura -·Ma.u ~-----erup --- .Plaid 41 )'OU likt it-/re1la "eotOrJ .sle1velc.ss blouse with converUble collar and patch pocket. Fine combed woven San/ori:ed 'ingharn in auorted pa.stel plaidr, includi.ag p'nlr 1 minr, bei&e, l'e'Y· Size• ¥J to 38. $1.99 ELBERFELDS tfl ·- cxpch ·:.n "me:J canWASHJNGTON C~ncer Society tnld congressional 1rve.<~tigatora toda.J.that dgarettc smokmg is a cau!'c of lun.s:- cancer and has a ''~e vere e-ffect" on a number o' other dl8ea.sf:~ Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond. the wciety'.s research director, sa:tl "o:!vidence t hat smoking IS a ser~ ous health hazard has been accu mu\ating slowly since about 1915" He said recent studies have produced "overwhelmmg" ev.· dcncc that ctgarettc smokm~ " 1 1 causative factor of great tm, 0 portance in thll occurrence lun,:: cancer" He said there h:n been aJ, ·'alarming trend in tAc dca;i : ates from lung cam·er" with th( numb~.:r of deaths tisln:z ftl)n· 2 500 in 1930 to an estimatt>d ?.9,001) m 1956. Hammond said ctgarette s;nlk ing "cauSC! an increase" In ieaths from heHrt d1sease . and has a "severe effect'' on patu~n;• w1th pcptjc ulcers and Buerger ~ disease. Court Of Last Resort Wires O'Neill F!orida Prisoner Is Telling Truth COLUMBUS IUPI - The Court of Las! Resort advised Gov. C O'Neill today that a preliminary lie detector test showed Joseph Wed!cr told the truth in a Florida· prison when he said he may have killed Marilyn Sheppard. Wedler, an escapee from a Florida prison road gang, told authorities 'in Deland, Fla ., he ktlled a woman in the Cleve- land area· on July 4, 1954, the night Mrs. Sheppard was killed . He did not mention Mrs. Shepoard by name in the statement 1 ------ he gave to Florida authorities. fo'r the flrst time through Tltc tickets, whtch'remalqpt the . ner. Recipients of the continuous service pins, shown above, mcl_ude: (1. to r .) front row, The OhiO guvernor sa1d he r~JJ:te._ Meias County Red cross. same figure as Ln pnvious r-,ars George Alexander, A1 Giroir,. 1''Red" Wilson , Lloyd Amos, Clair Cl!lp., Jack Thomas an~ Bob eerved a telegram from Earle , ............ ~ , ... 1 Stanley Gardner, a writer cf ~ , , Two ,tallon donors were J. Ed· nf $1.~ each, e!lti~le the bear"( Button. Second row, standing, include Bob Alexander, Howard ero~lee, Clarence G11be!1· 1 mystery stor1es, who conducts : }•ard ,Poster, Robert Couch, PoR'I· to free gate a~mJSBl?~ to t~e fair Newman, Rob Angell, Don McAvoy . Carl Myers and Elza Srm$. Those not shown m· erof; Mrs. Verna RG!Ie, Racine. and freEt parking pnvtlges for the G · N Ki V M ld C 0 "Sborty'J McGavran and Al lmh,•,,C.~Unrte, of Last ~IOrt for a \ eceWlCZ, orm nney, ance c 0 ona , . . ------· .... · ', Donating their eighth pillt to four day e,·ent. The tickets a1so . beCome gallon donors were Sid· entitle the bearer to membership The text of the telegram ro\,, ! . n'y DUrst, Port1and; Leo Storr tn the Mig& County Agricultural ~:vcd by O'NeiU: . \ ahd Joe Young Sr., RD Pomeroy Society and eounty residents who 1 "Alex Greaory completed pte· J; VOJilnteer. work~rs were Mcdi· purchase tifokets 1 are eligible lo r· . S d 1 30 PI \irmnary tea:tl!l at 1 a. m. Thurs. , ...eal 1UP!!rviaor Dr. B. J. Alliso:1. vote for or file for the board of ~~~: ri~r:!il Squad of the Fec~~Y 1day. ~orld~ Ume. l!fter \l'll'ee · · MeJI:I •Co. Health Commissioner; directors or the societ.v. which opBcnnetl Post, No 128. American hour l~teJ'VleW. S? f~r polygraph ' N9{!CI and nurses aides, Mls<j crates tlte fAir each year. Le.!(ton, has completed it~ plans for [ 'CII~ gt9e no ·ind1cataon of false· ,. ~rillee Ledlle, Mrs. Ver~:~ Buch-~ Tickets are now on .ale at the participatin~t In the parar\e sun· ho~d. . " jj,.\ij, Mr.!l. J. W. WeaLherby, ftJra.l Gilmore Supply Store In .Pomeroy; day at the State Legion Conventi?n . Howeve.:, 'here are , cerlainv · ~nna HiJidore Mrs. Janet Korn, tlle Sports Center in Mtddleport; In Cindnnati when m~mbers will nun or ~tad.s 10 Wedloer" stor ' )tra.' Leo S.Wth, Mrs. Paul Theis.s Waid Cross Sons at Racine and the march with the representatives of wh1ch do not. aa:ree _~~~~~ known '-r Mrs.- 'J o Bol}naer. Kautt Feed Store at Chester. They District S. lacts. Tb.ere 11 posNbilltf these Slafr aides; Mrs. Oscar B11.uer, may also be purchased from sny The Squad met at the Legion are .due the fact WedJer m;n. Drake, Mrs. Ches· director, at either gate on the Hall Wednegday and it was an- ~dmllJ being ~ndli!r. ffiftuene~ of Mrs. Beult~ll Strausa , grounds at the beginning of fair nou nced that tbe Post delegates. dru&! at the time 0(, ftt: 'Crime. it Atldna Miss Sltaro'l or at the secretary's office. Com mander Louis Long. Charles "W!Uie Cregoey lau· 10 far~ f Donn'a Hilldore, Membership tickets are sold to f Bradbury and Henry Clat\!.·orthy , Found_no indlc.Uon ~(alae~- .'\ --.~· Jolinston. individuals, not to companies or would leave Friday for the con- in repeated test.. be deure' organir.ation&. end are not transventwn. continued eumiq~Uon when the ferrable, Hill reports. ·Out ot eoun· Others who will march with the subject has been liven a night ty residents the Squad and attend the Convention o1 re!l" . , 11re not 10 C 00 8 0 inc!t:de Firing Squa,d Commander AJiei Gregory f&.ve the he d:e· ' • ..., or file under: • • Lee Smith, _Chapman, tcctof tesL for the Coillt of L..a.i; leY, t--. Ji.l'"{'..,._.) Fife , Don IUI\th, Paul Haptonst Rf.MEL..... ~-• ~. , . ,.. ·for rats a.ntf Mgs ' at LPwis H. SaP~, Robert Tewksba 'I_ - .,.....-DI5C8UritS under houses. ..... , • ' 'of' ~ ·~ - ~1' ~~ Jack.,.~~!~'·, and Ja~es _Clat·-fC "EEIHCELEY, ~IH . ~~~ and reloading ·blood· Wayne Jones, grandson:in·l'w· of 7JY' ·- ~ worfhy. 11111 Kttk. key ~nit' COJPUI . ' Terry Knlgbt, Dick Rith Campbell~ was cred1ted W1th ant in the. Dr. Samuel Sheppard ... ...,. Roberts, Mike ftl)· finding the deer's body. ' mur~er caset today dismissed a Gibbs and Jim Si8son. COLUMBUS UP-The nali or. IVeS 0 newly confessed ''sus.pect" ia th~ After 1ts discovery rcsidc~'tti tL;ftlonati•ons by l~?Cal merchent'l, recalled beanng praJonged bark w1de trend toward more. schoo ! · murder of Mai'ilyn Sheppard as a ing of doga on top or the cliff bad comol•dation will begin In earn· by Davis Jo€ '1< Produ<e Co., .l "poor pos.sihililiy." rolls by Belay Ross Bakery. I of the properties about 10 days ago est- in Olt1o after J~n. I , 1959 0 Kirk satd however, Jhat the :,fr --ib~;~;, were: · In a ,t;le!) that may revolution· It was surmised that the deer may sta le School l>'in.ance Director Ro fact that the "confes.5or" Florida addition lhted ize the rctai.l installment time have been forced, through fear , to bert L. Rohe said today. convict Donald Wedler, 23, Is a , tbe don- ' sales purehase · of automobiles i.r. fall ovet thC! cliff and dJc at its That's when the State 0 .epartleft- hande ~ man "is interestin<J the state i!f Ohio, Associates Dis · •base. 'Tlcnt of Public .f!::ducat\On Wlll cu: COLUMBUS Up -- ·r.1e Ohio because 1 hne known all alon~ count Corpt)rallon Is ni)W ?ro· City employees treated t..ltc car· off all stale tUJtJOn payments to Division of Insurance today au· that the murderer was left band· cass with disinfectant last mght, districts forced to sen~ stu~en~s tbori:r:ed automciJile insurance rate ed." vldlng a prepayment rebate chart on the back of "time sales conand covered it witlt soil this 1'.o ~igh schools .outlud~ .. the.r . increa~es for .about 60 per c-ent of 1 Kirk,. a criminol~gist. at the tracts used by dealers from R. C. "Red" lerr1tory for lack or facll~ttes; the state's pol1cy holders. University of G.a.hforPia. fla~y right, receiveS the congratulations- of morning. 'l'hc smell is gone. Rohe said the Cl)nsohdatto'l The division said a 25 per cent believes Dr. Sheppard, who 1.9 whom Associates purcbues coli- Lloyd Amos, Ravenswood Works Manager, after he was pre· rtlO\'emenl is underway ln the increase will apply to all .com- now scrvmg a life sentence for tracts. · ;tate now . panics connected with the Nata.onaiJthe cnme, is innocent For the flrat · tim~ hi!: tory, sented with a pin commemorating '• 15 years continuous ser· "During the first six months Bureau of Casualty UnderwTJters "l have no dQubt that Sh~pautomobile buyera w.ho buy their vice ·with Kaiser enterprises. Red Wilson ill currently assigned Jf thts year 35 of the stale's and the National Automobiles Un- pard is innocent," he .said. cars on time will havt: a definite as Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation's Chief Field 1.171 dlstricis were eliminated dCf'wrrlers' Assoctation. Kirk based his theory that the rhart of scheduled rebates which Represeutallve, Eastern Division. "through consolidations," he salll R. K. Syfert. chiel of the de- murderer was left-handed on the will enable the customers to compute the rebate when they fulfiU partment's ratrng bure:m, said the position of blood stiins on ~h~ SEI $TRfKE END schedules would boost rates up to waiL their contracts before the date COLUMBUS UP - Officials at 12 per cent on property damage "The blows would have had to o{. maturity. westinghouee Electric Corp. plant insurance, 13 .8 rer cent Cor $50 be struck by a left-handed mar," In publishing the rebate chart, here said today they expected . to deductible culli~ion, 18 9 per cent he sat(':. Robert L Oare, board chairman President Ernest comt presid. resume operations Monr\ay end~ng on co~pr~h~nstve, 23.7 per cenl But he believes thal Wedler 'Of Asaociatea, commented, "We cd Ht the regular meetmg of the want the automobile buyers ol · Pomeroy Lions Club Wednesday In tayofis caused by a wildcat stnk~ . for bodily IOJUfY. and 25.~ per cent is hardly worth considering as .a FUteen and ten y~ contmuous service awards were pre· the social rooms of the ~o~ederaled of "less than a hundred workers. f for $100 dedue-llblc colhs10n. suspect. Howelo'er, Sh~>ppard li Ohio to know juat what they have 1 coming to them allould circum· ~riled to 19' memberS ot Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical COr· Church when a lengthy business brother, Or. Stephen Sheppa.rd, stances permit to prepay their poration's Ravenswood Works at a recent awards' dinner pre· meeting was held. will fly to Florida lo queshon POPE LOSES TOOTH Mankin, Levy contracts." VATICAN ' CITY UP - Pope Wedler. sided over by Lloyd Amos, Works Manager. ' Bills were ordered paid and a "When a peraon buys his car Miss Pbyllls Mr!icr, Roy R. C. 11 Red" Wilson Chief Fie1d Rep~esentative of the East~ contribution was !l1ade to the Pius XU, who had on infected Jamea O'Brien, J. E~ward ·lthrougb a dealer w~o sell• the • · · Amerlcah Federation for the tooth pulled out Wednesday, car· ' ...,,_, ~ Buck Homer B:IX· contract to Asl!loeiates," Oare con· ern Division, was the only rec1p1ent of the award for ~5 years Blind wtrlch assumes responsib1Ity ried out an intense 11chedule of for training, am{lng others, supposMilch, Gilbert Zwi1Un1?', tinued, "he11 now know ju11t of continuous service with the various Kaiser enterprises. ••d special •udi•n"' toWiJson, who has been assigned edly feeble-minded children who couch, :Mrs. Marjorie where he .standll at all times." to the Ravenswood project during During the presentation of the h b handicapped by poor Rlthard NeutzUng, Ver-I ABSOClates Diseount Corpora· ten ·year awards. Mr. Amo3 re- ave. cen A rue of unGetern;:ned origin red t d f lh h' hli hts 1 1eyc 5 1ght and abnormal home conJ• lion curreDU, maintains branch· the Jut 14.. months, began h Ia ea· 0 . e tg .g ree\ with Kailer Engineers 111 1 coun e many n ditions, destroyed a shanty occr..;pied by The seeonG t-H cmn s.ponso Leonard, Robert RC?- I es in eight O)do titles and opera· Ernest Norman in Happy Hollow square dance an~ recreatt~n Hoeflick, Virgtl tes more than 200 other ollicea Pipe Svperlatendent at the Fon· the 10 year conti~u?u 9 Ka.tser ca-~ Ret1re<l railroader L. D. Diles about 11 A. M. tod:.y, Pomeroy will be. held Frrday evi~nmg uaf.es tana, California, steel , plant, ln ree~~ o~r; ,rcctplents of ~h: was introduced as a guest fTom Leon MCKnight, Miss tbrougbout the United States firemen reported. Volunteer 1942. aw._..,.. pms were presen e Middleport by Glenroy Ewing 1to 11 w1th Jo Hardy ~~!ia I,SQ Shuster, Harry L. Bailey, and Canada. Estimated loSl! was set at $800 and leading i.n roun nc1ng. . to all those honored. Richard Owen introduced Mr. Durlng hia flfteen,year career Harbrecbt, Homer Smith. -------for the shelter anc' its contents· The first ev;nJ, b~~~::twre~ with Kal1er enterprises, he ha1 Courtney, Columbus, Ohio. Leo Stor)', Al-bert Fire truck!:! l, 2 and 4 answered day, w~~:t~~r e7!' ay!ung people served •• Gtmeral Coqstruetion A directors meeting with offi· E. Smith; Norbert Superintendent for the Fontana ccrs will be held next Monday T~ Hendrix, Har· as did the ~mergenc)' squadd b a~i~ox veral adults enjoyed dane· Steei :~Jant; .Blast rurnace projeCt • evening at the busin_Jss office~ of Tire huildmg was owne Y ~· se at fflvo • . utah; Reduction Plant, President Covert: Lawrence HJ .!"'U ~g.------ ----Rd1er Heine 1, Chalmette, ·Louiaiana; at tlte '-'·~ Werry, Kefi'· SnoW)I , MoUntai~ Project, Au,trall~ .,~d l Rotted Body "'"'. Deer Found Cliff Base h,~~~:~~~~!~bo~en Rebate Schedule Printed On lJ\Now UtO COntraCtS Oh ' s h } T Be·Conso, ua ster n F•Irmg • sm1ad I Ready T0 Show Skills sunday 1 t~. J):~ eWATCHES ¥n ··';,g-<1 ,· ~ . ~ , . . -··. * .36 Months To Pay *On The Spot Finoncin.g '· In and Deal Now *Co"" 'r . Kaiser Chief Given Coveted Gold Pl•n For 15-Year Reco1·d l · ODJ G' N d I' F r Rate Hike With Pride Let Your \ I I TWO Men -a J iJ ed By Police·flere Qn Wednesday .. '. Shelter Razed F' In By Ire Happy Hollow I :.:_________ S""'ond JH Dance .Will Be Frida y P:: I J Killed When TNT Blast Go...,, and tlte ••P•nsion of the Tacom~ I Retired Railroader Enjoying · Life Fishing~ Visiting Around. Off lln y Vessel QUEEN RE"TURNS Reduction facUlty, Wa&b{ngton, LONDON UP - Queen Mother Holter, Miss Bernice and ~or tb~ Reduetion Plant at Ellr.irbeth relurned Wednesday CliffOrd B~wn, Rutland, wu Blakeslee, Mra. Kath Raveii1wooct. . _ ->,.----NEW LONDON Conn. UP-A night from her two-week visit l? arrested Wednesday in Pomeroy 2~ pouna chlrg~ of TN? Used Rhode~ia and Nyasaland in Afrt· Patrolinan Henry Werry and In experimental work exploded ca. Princess Margaret was among in jaU ehar.ged with in· On the deck of the e.soort vessel 1about 100 person.<; who tu~ned OUt ' J Soroenworth Wednesday night \to rneet the Queen Mothers plane . She[W Alfred Lyo~ killing three sailors and Injuring I Ambrose flanDqan. 41, witb driving while Und· t>ight lout seriously. , i.r MIIGS G&N&RAL HOSPITAL of ,an lnto:d catinl The blaft octurred on th~ C:P~ . Admissions: Mrs. Linnie Rum· lil!ed. Cast member• of the "CoUnty ca:stlc deck at 5:41§ P- m. edt wh_en mell, Minersville; Mrs. Dorothy · ao tCt ¥tyor~. ,co.u rt, Fair Follies" · to be staged Aug. the .shJp was off Montauk Pomt Higginbotham Racine. 'lu.u.< . ot1'•••~ 11, ' 17 a1 the eVening grand!tand it· c~nduetlng "te~t operation~" oisrh.arged:' Mrs. Charles Wag· ·' ' traCtion o( the, Meigs County With tb~ submar1ne Tlrante, the ner, Joomeroy. Fatr· will meet al 8 p. ro. tonight N"vy sa1d The sblp was not dam· ------at the Pomeroy Senior High aged. School auditorium ' for a rehear· 't SEES BIGGER CUT sal session. WASHJNG1'0N UP_ Informed S EN ATE internal ser.ur1 Y COOKS MOTHER Over ~ r~dentJi 1met Tuesday .11ources said today the Army ex· committee members hear HarCOLUMmA, . N. J . UP-Mrs. evenina: at fh(; borne of M~. pecta (o make a second .50,000-man ry Walters (above) testify th~t Oliv&l Ingrahamo accompanist, lor Georptia Jackson, mother of heavy cut in Its strength .posalbly by next a Commum'st cell engaged m Ute op(!ning ·rehearsal of the weight challenger Tommy Hur· • industrial espionage existed ricane Jackson, returned to her June. 1how and· $On'a trat:'ling camp Tuesday to members I in tb(! Bethleh~m Steel com· take' over cooking chorea. She doncing _cbtott1Sej ANSWI:RS CALL ( pany as recently as 1953. Wal· left the camp more thl!:n a Wf!t":.; The Racine Emer~ency squad ters was a shop steward for aao when Tommy rebelled against answflJ'ed a call to Dorcas and the AFLCIO Steelworkers at evegone .in ctmp e~cePt his gave assistance to A~ Bartop at Bethlehem. (International) that address Wedne1dq nla:bt. sp.rtlna: )artners. F0 llies Ca·st T0 Rehearse T0m•ght _ Tho Gift •To1it;.il _ Lions Conduct Business During Weeldy Meeting 48, For ~·~ I For Insurance ~~;·•· Fultz, Cecil Humpbr.r. •" Rpf~ ~ I DOWN PAYMENT AS LOW AS $290 *Bank Rates *All Models Available *Trade Ins Acceptable I I n . COPY--lie LONG SERVICE Ducats For Fair • G0 0ft 8 e In County Stores '\ons·'ttvlng aa pints in February ALL NEW 57 FORDS Dis,ounts up to $ 50 Nailonally Advertls•d COLLINS 79 I , ~~~f:~~~who ' Brt' nllrd Schnmm. Zancsvillr. is vi:'llting h t~ daughtrr, Mr.s . .John Lyon ... , and f;unlly while on hts va· cation . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey and ch ildren spe nt the week end Ill Co lumbus visiting Mr. and Mr ~. Jpy Carter and daughters and ot 11llr t'elalives. Mr. a!J(\ Mn. Gene Sidcr11 (l.tmla BaiPy) and baby have moved to the hom<' they ptir<'ha~>ed on Liberty Avenue. Mrs A. II Carpenter, Mrs:. Dnlc Dutton anc\ daughter, Ellen. wcnl , to Athens Tuesday to meet Mrs. ' Loko Erlo. Hltl! ..,.., ....... rtctrth en4 lew fOI ieuth """"" L•w tonitftt H ,. U '*'ttllllf~ 62 t• 67 IOUtfl..... - - - -- - - - _...::......._ to replace in full mea- l - - - - - - - - - - - 11 pints of blood given died Tuesday." • - ~'He it and then some !91' altogether 26 person! came at lbt .eaJI of Searles to give blood. .,.. ltteV\ous hi~h here was 187 Per· · UNTIL AUGUST 1st ON THE •• Frl.y, .., ......... ,- ....,., ..... To The lnterem 01 l'lae Jlefg,..MfiSOII ArH giving of blood to the Red pross Blood 1 in history was recorded Weduesday when 1651 came and 128 pints were accepted. Officials placed for the excellent turnout upon the efforts of one Mid· Charles W . (Fats) Searles. . operated • personal shuttle service for rel~tives and the Pomeroy Junior High Schoof auditorium. He • night. eDIAMONDS eSILVER enttne I Mr~ WEATHUI IY UNITI& I'll... OhM : '•ir eM ~ ,..,...,.._ Record ·With Donations: I MiddJeport Society Weotller • ·. at D~oted •• • . S~les Nearly Breaks Blood PRESTON MOTORS Guide MIDDLEPORT .. • e ~ I Bo Yo\tr "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" Mr. and Bdrt. Henry Johnson lef.t Saturday for their home. Eas't St. Louls, nl .. after a viBit with his father, Van Johnson, and Mr. RutlanC Re•:. Linter Is a former pastor oC t.1e Syracuse and Rut· land Methodist churches. WhU<> 1 here they were guesh of honor at r a potluck dmner at the Syracll8e Church. . I I Jowelcr MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Rev. and lirs Robert F. l.urt!'f and family of Cindnnali spent sev· eral dayt with M:r and Mrs Eldon Will and Mr. and Mra. Henry Bai· ley Jr. They allo visited friends tr. I I You Give PRICE Mrs. Wendell Bet..ring ~pent Sun· day witb Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Morris and family, M:idd.Jeport. Mi11 Martha Echola of Fond du Lac, Wise., is tbe &ue.st of het" aunt llrs. Irving Kan Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow and family. M:~n utl l Phone 6045..1 Open E\'enings until 9 p.m. In CLOSE OUT Mrs. Bentz Wolle and Mrs. WIJ. liam Baxurr wel'e bu.sl<~~ss visitors lo Galltpoli<:, Monday. Mr. and Mr.s. Clarence Might Jr. and son, Ricky, of Basil and Mrs. Charles Buck were Saturday guests uf Mr and Mrs. Willard Ebersbach and dau(!htcrs Mrs. Charles Buck left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Colum· bus and Basil. Freddie Silsqn returned home1 Sunday evening after a visit with : his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr~. George Ang.::lettl and family . He was accomr-anied home by his parents, Mr. and Mra. Leland Sisson. who spent the week end there. NEW PHOTOGRAf'HERS Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Deeter, TupLeland Siuon is on vacatlon pers Plains, took possession of the Sm ith Studiu in Pomeroy from his employment in Pt. Pleas· k ant, W. Va .. this week. lh 1. ~ wee · Mrs. Emmett Mankin of Roscoe, Arr forl'r- Vl'leran photogrllph - . -:---;--- .. - - - - - - - - Pa. visited Telalives and friends ('r Erne~! Deeter anrl his Wife C<u pcntcr:. grandson, John Me· h tl \ ' 11 k lh ,' : Carlhy. Cmcrnnatl, who "'"Ill visil ere reeen y. . possc.~s)[)n , heJ c ~nd wJil work at lhe new Mrs Roy J?nes and eltddren re' uc.c C' , too wcck of the Smith Studio, E. D N h d turned to the1r home fn Columbus, M:un Sl . .1fl cr purchasin.'J rt Du.tto1n, ru~ 8 tore. ort 5 econ Tuesday after a visit with J.fr. and from Maxine Hawk who had or· AH!n Je. . . . Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. ~rnkd il for two year.~ Mr. ~·'~d M•.s .. Ro:;coe ~~lt.erhel~ Roy Jones Sr. Dieter 24 is cnrolkrl f . ht .!i nnd !hcJ famtl.\ had a picnic Sun M D th M k h l sec ond y't·ar 'thi~ autumn ,1 011111 da .1 :rt Forked Run Lalte. Others d rs.h ocho Y . auMc as re uprn' prr <P nt werl Mr and Mrs. Dan c lo e_r on:te m oneuen, a., Untn•rstl y 111 th£•. culh•gt: . ill ed11- S ' 1u•r 1I(' 11r T o1et1o· Mr an d Mt•s after, viSit w1th relatives here · cu twn lit' ts maJtJrm;: 111 .~ •lCIIIt k -:~ 11 ., f ld d · J k M · Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAngu.; ,( urltc~ anr! biology . \Yhtle he ~: - arl ~,- .. rClC . anJ 50k~· IIC ' r,. anrl ctnughtcr spent the week end anr .••rS. 'JrtLS en mson ant . . lrud~ 5Chool. i\'lrs Dcdcr. l 11 e tLnJ,~; htl'rs Kay and Carol, Middle· \n Monessf'n, Pa .•. wtth her parcnt.<t. former Au(lf'lle rlt1he rl ~ nf JOI't ' r Mr and Mn. Alile Grue&er, . Ba.~han, wrll m.1intarrr Lhe phuroJ- 1 · ·Abc Grueser of Monessen, Pa. t:raphy husinc~:-1. .\[r and Mrs . Willi:Jm 1\faycs and 1 .~ the guest of his Sister and bto· ''I'll he home r~cnlngs tn · tl.lug!rlcr, lkr bara , Lima, arc vis- thcr-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Mar\in ---- - - - - - - ---·help," ~ill(! Ernr~t. who scrve1 ;n;J ycar11 il~ a All FOt'ti' p~ 10 ;o. graphet'. Dcctt: r h::rs llt•cum c w1dcl y known hertJ rcccnlly rmm l11 ~ lh OWill.C~ of color slrtlt•s t·il{t' 'l while tn the Armc:1 rorcl·~ of 1 ~trnngt• pi~IC't'S <Jrou nd Itt{' worlol where ltc ~el vcd 1 rhotogra phy li,J!i lH'fi l ])(!('[I'(• I tJOhhv I!!J' ;t numher of \'1''1 ·, whilt• he w.t~ ~ruw i n g tu mlit111 tly 'lll ;1 Ltrm nca1 ru r!WI ., Plmns. AUTIJ SAl.ES On 1'1w BrlghtcHt Comer In JUiddiC'port and Mn Hcrshell SOCIETY METROPOLITAW BAKER FURNITURE McAngus. ' •ij RST 8--0ally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0, July 17, 1957 POMEROY I ALL-New Frrgidaire SIIP.!r Value I .I I The bi;~hday of Mrs Massar was observed when Busy Bee Sewwg Circl e of the Federated Church met recently at lhe church for <:~n all d<1y meeting A decorated birthdiiY cake WiiS served with a potluck d•nncr at 1 noon to .\trs. MaHsar. Mrs. Roy Seyfned , Mr~; William Baker. Mrs. Jtho Murray, Mrs. Lena Huber , Mrs Loui$ Reiocl, Mrs. Adam Eb· ersbach. M1ss Edna Durst, Mrs Carl Shil•lds. Mr ~ ltaymond Hood, Mr&: Beulah Neunllng, Mrs. Wal · tt:r Haer. M1ss Kall e Becht, Mrs. Carrie Grueser, Mrs F'rcda M1tch, Mrs. Clara Schaefer. Mt11s Lena Grueser Mrs Amanda Kaspar, Mrs W L Kautz and Mrs Norman Kloes. Mason Methodist Cla~s To Picnic 'f New Studio Operators Take Over and Mrs Ern ef>t Hamilton of St itinj! his moth~r. Mrt. Lue~ Maye•, and Mn. Eliubeth Kirby. Mr. an~ Mrs. Wallace Br•dford and daughters, 'Neda aad Carolyn. were guests Tueaay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tranklin Bajley and son, Stepben, Chester, when the birthday of R. E. Whaley, father of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Bradford was celebrated with home-made ioe cream and cake. Other guetta wete Mr. and Mrs. Hobabrt Shields and 1on, Jimmy, Tuppers Plains, Mn. R. E. Whaley and son, KeHh, Shadt. MrB. Ernest Covert and son, Charles Cloyd, were returned Tuesday from Holzer Hospital to tbc home of her mother, Mrs Lu· c1Jle Mayes. Gregory and Gloria June, children of Mr . <~nd Mrs. Ralph Gjbbs Jr , underwent tonsillectomy oper. ations at Holzer Hospilal Tueeday. I Their parent~ and grandmother, Mrs. George ChHds, were in Galli· polis with them. .' - ·' oth~rs, 1 l Lawrence Bing, who began work as ¥ard office cle~~ on the Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Apnl 2, 1917, retrred Ibis I year effective June 14, 1957. Bing, who followei m the foi]t· steps of his: father, the late Hal· leek Bing, railroad conductOT, ~t· tended a commercial school 10 Pittsburgh nnd held ~everal other t rt ork fnr positions be rore s a mg w the railroad. He was overseas dur. ing world war I end was absent from the Railroad from Jnne 1918 until July J9l9. The lllte Arthur Stuart was gen· eral yardma$ter when Bing began work and he finished under Dale Allensworth who succeede.d . John -• 1 t Kincaid. Mr. Kincaid re lir ~ as wi~~e~.he time Bing started rail· road work the clerkll worked from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. and h~~ no va· cations. During the years of bi.s rallroadin&: career b~ saw the New I I h York Central Railroad absorb t e small K. & M.. saw the two 12-hour shifts ebanged to three shl~h a day and has been II part 0 e gradiJal reduction of tbe workers al H<Jbson yards. WhOII he be,an his wor.ll: on the .SO railroad his wages were $62 a month, whleh was • considered good for a younH man . Mrs. Bing, the former Daisy Sommers, was al!!o employed 11 Maintenance of Way clerk at the · Hobson yards for stx years. Mr. and Mn. Bing are enjoyln• hls reUreroent and he l• (lndip& Ume (or tlle fishing be loves. Vilito . ing with lriends and .retatlvet in west Virginia and Oh1o aliiO ~ up a good deal u( the. eoupl~ time. i¥• - .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 17, 1957 ator french searles