http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/131786abe7aaa0c534555d793ae043e1.pdf bc3d60c0e1ea16578aad77563e0f2a08 PDF Text Text . ' ' • 8-DaUy Senlin~l. Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., July 23, 1957 Holter's Hold Picnic Dil)ner Sunday Evening Church Of Christ Men's Ass'n Family Night Session Is Held Mr and Mrs Homer Holter en t~r\lin'd 1 group of relatives wttb a p1cnu~ dinner Sunday eveJUD:g at theJr home, Cbeater Road bononng Mr. and Mrt Henry Bullard, Tampa, Fla Guests were Mr and Mrs Bul· lard, Mr and Mrs Marvin Hand and children, Callforma, Larrv Frecker, Cleveland Mr and Mr~. Raymond Frecker and aon, Tup per,a Plains, Mr and Mrs C D Frec)4:er, Mr and Mrs Roy Fr"'c krr aon and daughters and Mr and Mrs Howard Seidenable and .sons, Pme Grove and M1 and Mri Roy Holter and ch1ldrio. Cheater Road ' T- a Wod. July 21-24 FAMILY NleiHTS 2 Adult Tldceta 1dmlt1 c1r full James Cagney ~ Humphrey Bogart "THE OKLAHOMA KID" One hundred and ftf~en were were Cbrishans, and that now six. present for the Family NiJbt of out of ten were, and he cauUoned the Metp County Men'lf A.uoela- his audience agunat being aure Uon of t.be Churehea or ChriJt at that athiesm wa1 not also growthe Middleport Church of ChrlaL lng Wilbur Pierce, Bradbury, presid&d He discusaed tbe 1mmorahty at the meeung and Fred L Gard- found 1n t~ United States and ner, host pastor, welcomed the sP.id thlt m tbia day of unllm1ted audience and lntrodueted one of powera, 1t was well to remember the guest speaken, Benjte Youne, that power must be used m a Hawaii, who is a 1tudent 1t the Chrtatian way in order to progreRS Kentucky Chrtstlon College GraySpecial numbers mcluded a yoson, Ky cal solo by Eleanor Okate, "Must Mr Young, who u sponsored at JesUB Bear the crosa ~lone", a the school by the Meigs Cunty vocal trio from Bradbury, Patty Men',; As10ciatin was aeeompan- Michael, Phylhs EbersbliCb and 1ed here by Ml&~ Eleanor otake Sharon Roush, who sang "He" and Hawa11, and they 1 ang an Hawauarl a quartet from Rutland They were duet as a part of the evemng• 1 pro- Earl Slack, Earl King, Mrs Ethel gram Mr Young 1 topic wa 1 "Fool- Nelsen and Thelma Michael and 1shneas" and he llave eumples of were accompamed by Mrs King Churches repreaented were what people had constdered toollsbnes.s, sue~ as Noah's building of -Bradbury, 12, Dexter, 8; Hemlock the ark., David Livingston'& life Grove, 8, Rutland, 12; Keno, 6, work and other well know pe:nonJ, Zion, HI, Middleport, 37 Earl Slack pa11tor of the RutRefreshments of Ice eream and Jand Church' of Chrut introdueel eake were .served at the close of Sheldon Thomaa, pa1tor of thi£1 the me!tting Martms Ferry chun:h Mr Thoma• -'---'---who conducted revLval service• at the Middleport and Zion churches in 1952, spoke on "Complacency", He warned of the daDJer of be· mg complacent in the f1ght against CQmmumam whtch he called a reMr apd Mrs: Henry Bullard b~lous war as well as a pobtlcal. who have been the gue111A of her He gave statistics to show that a parents. Mr ancf Mrs -C. D Freck century ago o!lly two out !>f ten er left Monday for Missourt where they will vtsit relatives before returnmg to their homf' at Tampa, Fla Mr& John R Weo.:kb of Nelson- I I - 8150- James Cagney Humphrey BogiU't ANGELS WITH DlltTY PACES POMEROY SOCJETY -- OUR CONFIDENTIAL - WILES - 28 persoyo Lawhorn's Take Over Rivervue Restaurant pass Tests OD Dnvmg • y,,.. - 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW we keep confidE!Iltialftlea. They are maintalDed tor your convenience and proteetion. Furniture Every pharmacllt keepa & complete re~~ ol pretcriptlona. A tlle number CD a\ medl.olne container enables UJ to identify quickly any trcacrJptlon, to tell ;you when it wu AUed and who your doctor wa1. $595 INCLUDF..S Should any member ot your famll7 accidentally 1wnllow aome pUla from a long-forgotten bottle, ~ t)lla information b~oroe~ ptremely vita! With it, a phyaiclan can detemune inunf'!diatf!l) whether or not emergency treatment is neceNuy. FRIGIDAIRE lk:frlgerator and Gas Range Pay Only '69.50 down TJ\ese conf\dential fth~• rll!preaent another sorvice ot your conunun•ty phannaclat. and '29.00 per month BAKER DUTTON DRUG CO. FURNITURE PHONE 6266 On Tile 8rl11rtest Corner • In Middleport Mlddlepuli Veferan Scout Master Honored At S'unday Party Dr. C. E. Downie Is Honor Guest On His Birthday MiddlepOrf' Society f"a Picnic !:fo,nors Ro~i""lMirfs On Her Bi~thday I I I ELBERF-ELDS. OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY For . Our Annual Store . '"' Wha cauld ~ell lee cubta to en eskimo, But lie fen for a hne sllckel tl1en hiS, From 1 new cat stlesman-wowl whet e whlll The ear had style-yurt out ot dill, The futum were new-bl•k In '481 HeriY'asttn smlllna, the 11111 hardly sllow, ' But haw he wishes he could aet beck his douah I ' Mora1: Don't get "bar1aln-talked" into yesterday's stylinl and features! Like a lot of people, Harry wuJ09!!iflllfcr a "aood buy" in a lleW • · But no ll&f Ia a bargain if it'a out.moded cfrlve it a mlle. Fer the "'"' _.,, ~ eould have atepped up to .11 Swept.Willi Dodae-ao neW it lletl1ally ®~ other can ill ita Obeoletel tbelr high, buy dllliflll with low, low look of tomorrow. old-fashioned leaturoo with oueb th• , ad~'il'f'll& Tonlon.Aire Ride, Bra:llel. 18o ciPn't do wbat TorqueFiite See and Total-Contact your Dodae oo.Jer today. I Swept-Wing IRST entti1e . '. Pomeroy Woman Named President Of Pome· .... ""'""••· ,... .... n..... .,. Ohio: ............ .,._.. ....., VOLIX NO.M Wedn~y, •ltillf. H'-" ....,. 71 to -------- July U. 1967 • • VI Seaman Makes Identification; Commiss~oner Places Wedler At Murder Site Dan Hartinger : Hurt 1!1 Mishap , Hartmger'H car wa" i!emohshed truck 1 between the c11b and trailer hiteh area The driver of the Elk 1Reftnmg Co, r1.a:, Charles Goff 1 StMnley, !old officers that he ' PD.atd _,b Wedlor Dr, I!Jomuel lllleppar4 ' was travelm~ east toward Ra ~ Lll DrHCTOI Ill playtna a atarrtn1 roll u authotltl.. and ~me around the curve near tht" •·ex~ta..., ley to de~lmin! wfletber DoDaJd Joseph Wedler, uRrt Hawlc~ residen'ee when the C$ped cuavlct .beld in Dele,ti\t1 Flao, il tl.'Uthful or tataclful LD say• Hartinger llar swerved tr.to h13 ... b• ,... the iJ\aJJ wbO bludpQ[led Marilyn Sheppard t<o death. Iane gomg ea~t. A lie !d'teo~or tell • wae ptt~ lor Dr. s~ Sheppard. wbo He ~ol(. offieeb he got off $he la eewfug ll;fe for the Cleveland murder, but OhlQ:a Gov. Wllllam h~hway, try.ng to avotd the ~ O'NeUJ. vetoed lt .pmdlna; further invesUaauou. ( lnt•malfoAQJI eollhuon His 1 tanker d~maqed ~everal guard rill posts and destroyed one Fla. (Ul') - Merehant seaman E.rnest J. KolaAssisting In thE; invelltigatic-n Deland today to confront convict Dol)ald Wed· was Sheriff Robert C Hart.en· 1dentlf1ed from photographs as having been baeh, ftrst off1cer on the acen~ and the State BtgbWil)' Patrol of ·the murder of l\larilyn Sheppar4. , in th~ iVolu111a,}1ounty Jall with permiSBion o·arien an~ the state patrol.m~n s•Jd no ehargos would be filed Tbuhby appeared momentarily, in the until a complete lnvestJgatlon u; or }ven~ ! - made Another ear demolished abOo't ml~nlght last, n'lght when Gayle Pr~ee, 1ft, Polilond, was tro~ing at a hl~h ~ .. ~ on Rt. u. tt ran Into the tanker I I * * * w" ·s~;mp1,rd ~~ fwo Pr•" Middlepol!t Boys N~~· For ~M)iji.lland 'Y ASHINGTON (UP) - Southern senators today readied a jolting blow to President EISenhower's c1v11 nghts bill The Senate scheduled a vote Ibis afternoon on an amend me~t that would strik;, from the b1ll Part 111 _tile prQVisiO;' gmng !he attorney general broad powers to s~t injunctioDS In clvtl r1ghts cases generally. Supporters of the amendtnertt confidently forecaot it. poan1e, . ···''··" One authontatnre rourre " to 60 vote& in ttl favor Oppoprlnf<oly · Passage of tbe would leav• til• bill l' atmed aalt;:J:~~ Mayor E P' Robinson 111d toThe I« day the village has applied for the1r next .attae,k at seetto_n ~nother three-months e~~;tenston O( the btU They seek to ~k• U 6r a permit to dump untreated mclude the nght of Jurt tr'ia1a for sewage mto the OluO" Rtver peraonr aceu.sed of contempt in The prevJous apphcallon w:u votmg nghts cueJ renewed on the plea that acl!on The southerners said ~~~~~~.~ to sell bonds here and proceed Uon Tuesday of U With the treatment plar.t and lel'J· ror contempt at K,;;x';ilt age .&)'Item should be postponed chnehed the argument for untll Middleport took acuon that triala. Cml Tight backen mtght permlt a cooperallve pn-- contended that H-uthern ~= Jcct. would not convict m civil rl contempt cases Other congreas10nai news I - • 1 SCHOOLS The Hou,. """"" to u:WIS I oomplete d<bate on the big Ieder\ al school contruct1on btU and pot"bly gel a fmal vote by ni~lfall. Supporters of the $1.,.500;000.000 A total ol 22 lndtdments w ..... r: rE-turned Tuesday by tbe conhr. ued Mal' term grand Jut)' meetln!" tn the «!OUnty courthouse with Prosecutor lames B. O'nef1, pre11entmg WJtnell!eS There were nine true btliA ror p.on·&upport, three tor fraud, one for larceny, two for breakrng nd cntermg and grand larceny, twn trespaaama t'Q. steal, oqe (or entering a residence and abusmg hu wife Bills returned name~ For non-support Robert W•il. Ira Chnton Goodnlte, B11l Holland Wayne Shaffer Ch'trles C(l.. b,.,n Marvm Berman Luaber, Charlea P M1ght, John Wilt, L11wton 1em pleloiL '1•1! Jo'raud Wilham Swan on two counts and Eh Ebersbach Larceny Glenn Oleander break lng and enterm!J and grand l11r ceny, Audrt>y Stevens and Damrl LeJman Trespass to steal Arton McKee and Dorfey SwteiL Entering •nd >\bU&Ing wife Howard PhJIIipa l.awren~e Hatrltltn ~nd James Wolham W7att, ~- eharged willo larceny were not. l)resent body. Wrestler Fined $25 By Pyatt In Mason· llianrl Charles Shetts Of ahead with pl1111s to would a~he couqj,y election n a bond. issue iai JtOMtl! 1 - Mayor Asks State For Extension On Sewera"e Penm·t K Iu·1gliway Dept. Opens Bids On Loca} Road ork w Camporee Are Completed· .- .Al'M-G-MJ~leetiag Held Tues. :~!!d~dt~~;:;•ndmenl bad their back! to the RACKETS Tbe Senate Raebll Committee wanu tOp offlClals of the Umted Textile Workers Uruon to exp1.atn by what ngbt theY used $100.000 In umon money for items hlr:e ~rtvate homes, TV aets and women s underwear The of,. ficuals un1on pretudent AntbonJ Valente and umoo aeeretary... tre.aurer IJoyd Kleuert. BOth were tummo~ .for queitlllllbia.. ;..., . f"OOTBAU Bkt BeD, eollllllt. s•oner 01 the National 1'.60t:Hit League, told a Bouae antttrtntt 'IUbcomm•ttee profeu10nl fobtb&ll d ed 1 1.!1 oom un e51 tome of ita kq features are exempted ftotn antitrurt laws Bell't t ...."'"iJOIDt e'z.,. ti l ~~~~ emp on P an outu.rlfll n a prepared statement tncluded· 'l;'he player draft .ayalem_, terrlt.Grlal member or the A1r Forces no,.. .r~gbta of teams, eommls&oMr'l at borne on furlough from bu power to govern the game •nd tfl'" base in Labrador, Canada reserve clause biDding -..~ to' Also survmng are a brother, a team .,....,...,... Charles of Middleport and a s!S ATOMIC· A ter, Mrs Raymond Reuter, Beo-1 1•0 enernett, Iowa a bill ~ to Military rites wUl be held a• clear the •· -aves1de m the Cheslurt' Gravel Htll Cemetery for J..eWlll AI bert Vab.JP~oney, 46 who dl.<!'i early 1 Wetfftl!lday mnrmng at h1s Mtddleport home Will be he\d Fr1day at 1 p m 1n tbc Raw hngs-Coats Funeral ~ Home w1th Fred 1 Gardner, pastor of Mid dleport Chuteh of chnst offiet;lt mg The- t.~ 'h"'a~mber of the U S. "Navy durm~ World War Ji.1 and a member or FeeneyBennett Post 128 of the Amer can Leg10n. Survivmg are bJ!I w1fe, Mar garet Belle, father, Albert Var. Cooney, Middleport daughters Judith at home and Mn Floyd Stanley .. Dayton, son, LeWtS. a Six Are Convicted . By WJ.!ite Jury In Cool Rams Pro~e Integration f.ase Boy •Va.'s .forM• Funeral Servi.Ces \Vi)} B F .d. ~~Fam e n ay I' Funera~~rv1ces Mason of the P)'att C1ty on Monday afternoon Price suffered lacerations and orlal hospital trusteCII at whic't Charges had been brought cut" on hl.!l r1,8'ht Jeg A passcb· nothing was acoompHshcd for' the agamst the wrestler followmg an ger, Norman Deem, 17. Portland, record appearance m New Haven recent had contusions on his r1ght shoutShee~ Mra Wdham Dowme ly by th«> parents of Ray Curti;; der. H &. Boney and Chester Tanne Clark 13 or New Haven Accord hUl, tnember' of a "boosters" lng to the Clarks, the wrestler ' comml\tee lor the long-lime prohad thrown thetr son agamst :1 1 ~d memor1al, JOined the tru!.· post du_rmg a July 11 match m Metga, Vmton and Gallia Counl tees at the meehng as al110 dut tbe New lraven Community a\torney Bernard Fultz, who ts tiea wer.e ln(:luded today m the butldmg retained Jt counsel by the boal d State Highway Department plans The wrestler whose ~ull name 1~ Two lht;~llons were offered for for road improvements whtch are George Grant, was arrested m comdderaUon and both fatled for io be completed by Octo11er 15. night and lack of a aecond They were Tota I of bids on aII prOJe<:I & m- Oak Htll on Satur<!ay ••'!I .~.. brought bar:k to Mason c oun...,. 1. 'By R. L Jacobs, a motlon to voIvmg Improvement to 3...., b ld t1 jatl w~ere he was e un t pay lltclilted HaiT7 ·ill¥ •.Jiay of blghway.s w.as..$:1,421.009, Monday's hearmg Q:oob' ol a bill for $6,M4 9ll 101 lng the total amount of ••;,,"C;~~~;j ~~ h h u let this year to ~.095,522. M:eanw Jle, anot er wrcs er pllllil' !~r a 40-bed hospital he Low blddera by countiell mclud- George Wagner who claims to 1 baa' prepared under a eontrac• ed the rollowJng be the ortgmal 'Gorgeous George' wl!h tbe board. bas announef'd h1s mtentlon to GaUIWMipVInto" The Sbe)by sue George Grant £or ustng his Co , Thornville, $123,4.78, ,for re- name surfacing 12 9 miles of Ohto 160 m · State Fat.r wi11 Sprmgfield, Morgan and Hunting•P•·'•"'• 28th year 111 diton Twps., Gallia County, '19 miles AII-Ohip Boys of Ohio 233 in Greenfield and per. ry 1'Wpa, Galha County, four miJe ToFarnun~» KNOWVILLE, Tenn UP-Th• of OhiO '775 In Walnut and Pef.ry Z: Tennessee mtegration struggle 1l'wp11 , Galha County; 4 8 miles of Ohio 124 m Salem and Rutland found tts way today to t~ capt tal at Nash•lllc from a federal 'twps, Meigs County, and 31 miles courtroom here where John K.::.$of Ohio 160 In Wilkemile Twp • By Unlte4 Prasa per and sue re111dents of Chnton Vinton County, estimate fl29,530 The cooling rams that "wet sat stunned when a aquthern ' CompletlOn Oct. 15 down" Oh10 Monday and Tuesday white JUTY found them guilty of proved a bool) for farmer-a whose crimtnal contempt. In six Weeks Naahville gram crops were wilting tn the recent heat wave. " mar school open wtth mtegratlon Shower.! aU over the state broke gomg mto effect 1n the first the dry spell that had p.arcbed grade as part of a gradual decrops, gardens and lawns for near- segregahon plan that has won lY two weeks The ram also was a temporary approval of 8 u S DelaUaof the Augtlllt SO-Sept. 1 camporee at Camp Chester blesslrtl for many municipalities dilttrtet JUdge. In Melgs •CoUnty were worked out Tuesday night by the Ma· whose Wlter systems needed re· Kasper, 27, who ts appeahng soii'GaiUa-Melgs District committee of the Tn.State Area plenillhing two convictions for his mteder· Norman C Arnold Mtami Coun· ence Wlth Chnton school lntegraCouacll In !heir monthly meetil)g at the Galhpoha Clinic ty farm agent at Troy, satd the uon plans to go to Na.shvUle in C. F. Hibbs, Mlddl~port, Dtstrict chatrman, presided at the rams m his area eased the corn, abo~t 10 daYs 1.0 get In new meeting an~ reviewed !he June meeting John Parsons, camp· hay and soybean Situation groundwork ~ng and activltlea chairn'lan of the Tomato crops in Darke, Mercer Blntl Gov. Clement and Auglau:e counties also were Wtth a blast at Gov Frank dlltr~. llsted the program for the !~~~~~~kWagner, Grove committeeman CJmporee stardnlil: witb check in Troop 2:KJ Scout- helped by the showers Clement the lanky Yankee born m • friday, Olen llarnson. John Parbetween 3 and 6 Ram saved the young tobacco segregat~omst satd after h1s con Au"-!et 30, •nd with disF Hibbs, James W Reese, plants in secllons of Montgomery, vtction that "Tenne!M!e has no , l mi11al aL 10 P 1 Carl Grove. post adyisor, Darke and Mtaml counhe.s. GreenvlJie and Middletown mu government and the ba~tle must J11lche1, Point to be Spencer, Troop 249 Scoutnielpal water systems which Mon· be won or lost an thts state d!reetor of day set new pumping records re. In Chnton meanwhile the see units ported water wppHes replenished ond lDLegrated school year is u The cool weather that accom- p~cted to start late next month pamed the ramfa11 was ex.peeted With 11 Negroes enrolled wtth to continue through Thursday some 750 whites The Negroes wtll The u s weather Bureau at Co- include flve who attended lasl lumbus sald a cOol mass of air year. W. D Human, the new from central canada now covers. principal, sa1d the school board all the Great Lakes ~tate11. The would fiet the exacL openmg date air mass Is associated wtth hiJb The Cllnton res1dents, whosf pressure which wlll drift slowly sentenecs along w1th Kasper·~ 'OVer Oh10 today and Thursday, were delayed pendmg new tr1a Warmer weather was tndteated motions, drove home through D for Friday aultry east Tennessee afternoon ~r]y readings today s~owed They fa~ possible sentences of temperatures m the SO's all over six months m Jail and $1,000 Ohio with the exception of the fines area along Lake Erie where warm Two Hours O.UMr•tlon lake temperatures kept the read· Kil'lsper and the others wer(' FINED $20 conv1ctecl or consplrtng to vlolate Rayl'flond Ell10tt 43, Newark, ingl ln the 60's ovemtght ~--U. S. D1str1ct Judge Robert L. 0 , arrested by the state Patrol KENO PR&ACHEIIt Taylor's in)uncllon agamst in Tu&$day was fined $20 and costs Rev; J B Moffett, Athens, will tegration They were charged in JP R. E Frmdley's court for be preachiny at the Keno Cbul'(:b wtth blocking the Negroe.s' route l·!::u~~~~e ltoo close behind anoth· SUnday. Jul1 28. at 7 30 P. lkt (Continued on Pap Tbnlo) ·· r van Cooney ~ • prolc5-t 1 ~~~ -~~l'a~~·~:· ~' ~ •• ent followed ~~~~~o<V'-~111!1 ed over 11tveral~ t1me1 ~GU~ ~f the- veterans mem--' ~.c..:;;.:r;c..o._ ___ I Vote Is Scheduled Today On Amendment Barring Section 3 221ndietments Are Returned By Grand Jury Pr.,.eeol<ll'! ~ames B. O'BriGn led an tnveJtl!latloD \tht• morniM lnto ~lrtum~(.nee& qf a eollla:lun In Minet.!!Vll.l(! in which Dan C • Hartinger, Letad ':falls, was m· lured when he oollld~d with a lanker truck: Joajd wtth g\so· hne, Mr HarUnger, veteran county co.mmi&Sioner, wu removed t-o Meigs General Hosp!.tal ancr emergency treat~~M=nt by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. He 'vas suffeting shock and cuts on the left arm ind bruiset on his U1r tonltht JUO. . Of oh·10 Sect10ns Mro William MMI!Iom•ry had her fiVe ' daUghter& and thelr famiLies home for a reunion this put weekend lor ~he flr8t time ln a number or yeara. Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Bow~ (WU1a) and dauahter Connie and Mr and Mra Vlneent BenediC!t (Merle) and chlldrtn, Rita and Mlchaol. Sprlb(flold, apont the weekend here with relatives Sunday a family 11thering waR held at the new home of Mr and Mrt ltorace Abbott (Grace) and children, Danny, Roger and VIcky ~nn Othera present werf' Mr and Mrl. Dale Hyaeli (Mary} ond 10111, Billie and Bobby and Mr and Mn Ebner Wehrung (G,arela) and Mr. •nd Mrs. Gard· ner Wehrung and dauahtors, Lb1 da and Kathy. Middleport IY UNITID 1'11111 ' ABoon Montgomery Reunion Is Held Sunday Weather• ' James K. Searles Funefal S~n,ice~ · Held On Friday Thurs.day July 25t•:, Atrevtlln& salesmen w11 Har.y G. Blawe, ~· I " I --ThJi may be newa, but MlllSireet viUe spent the weekend 'wttb her Norma WUU11, Lima, spent tb~ next ten i ;:~ ya wJth hil family t~ ft<! mother, Mra. Herman SchoU and -,reek end with bill parenl.l, Alr forf! .eavmg for an eztenv If ! Mr and Mfl Eldon Weeks I ami Mn. PaVld Darst Jr cruise He bas been 1t1Uoned •t Mra John Fr1ct who hat been Mr. •nd Mrs. ftobert McKinn~. No;.~olk, '~. Wednetdav Mr and ill at her home, Rock Sprinis Columbus, were week end gues~s \In I r, 11:(.a and 10M lk'b end Road, 1a: lmprovma of her parent•, Mr and Mr1. Cl,..._ Gary, plu to Jeav... for L!. '" White I Rev and Mrs A N Grueser enee Murray, Bradputy for a tlu'ctt day vactUon. . of Lancaster visited last week Mr and Mrs Raymond Burns Mr and Mr1. Jaelc ard with her lither, R. R Stob•rt. Mrs R1ta Llwborn, b~r JOn 1n.d daughter, Kathy Lee, Cavitt«· daqbtP.r, i'oreen, <.;orea;)')b• p,,, Twent)' eilht peraona pa&~ed aad family. Jimmy aod daughter, Bonnle said ton, arr1ved rdunaay for a vu.tt were wee~t (nd p•stl ol Yr. •nd today they wtll soon feature a with her mother, Mrs Mmnle Gil· Mrs Ira f ut~her t~nd f 1mib; and driVI,gl teata in PL Pleasant lm Mr and Mr.s. Dona1d WlU arid more varied menu it,J.turmr ~ ~ore, a,nd sister, Mr~r~ "' George Mr. and ,\'r-. Rome Sttw,-t R!c~nt laat Tb\lfsday. State Police ad l'amily of Columbus were week hroiled 11teaka at the IUverv.q~ Cbllda, and family gu• u~ of be SteWIJ'ta v.· ._:! \lr• mini1t.ered -the teets end guests of h11 father, Emmett Restaurant which they are opilat Tbole ,ftom the Bend Area Mr. and L'tfrs Joe Saxton, Colmn·J William f-.uui.ns and dJb.pter, Wtll mg t~ tabs.. ~e vt!litmg Mt. and M.rjl. Carrolton, .end Mrt.. M"l lo•. M;~ were Paul willard Hudlon. Maaon; Glady• Marie Stewart, Alii· Mrs Lawhorn, whose husband a-eor,e Hud.son and daughter, Car- \ Gwre, Min'<» JuneUon. . Mra 'fhomaa Goegleln returned engineer on the ol Jean _ Judith 3 'cher and t:~.J eeu WlJ. •on: Ann Frances Chisler, New home Monda} after a four weeks ts a derrick Mr. and Mrs. DwJgbt Fruure 1 sou are attending tht> Budrr Haven; Donna Jean Ravman, vunt In Columbus w1tb Mr and rlVer, leased the rea~urant from Albert Russell last week Exter:;,· (Daiay Luu StaMbury), Columbu:;, Spnngs Chrittian AP!tnbl\! camp New H•ven; Wilbert Gene WeaMrs Robert GOodman ancl family Mr1 Mildred E Nanty of An- sive redeoratlng 1s being plan· were week end guests of her ..aunt, this week They were accomp1rued ver, ltfa.IOD an<t Thomas carl Re1tp to camp Sunda)' by Mr, and Mn. mire, H11.rtlord chorage, Alaska and Miss Flor ned ~ On the walls wiU hang orl- Min Dilate Saunders g1nal oil paintings by Bonnie, 4' 1 Ira Butcher and son, limmy ence Smith of Oklahoma Clty semor at Pomeroy High Sahool GUbert Ervin tmd Jack Drudy, _,...--.. Okla , are guest& of their mother thu; Autumn ColYmbus, spent the Wet>~ end wUh Mn Florence Sm1th Jimmy, 21, Js a gradufte of bb: parents, Mr and Mrr Beq. Er Mr and Mrs Harold Brabbin Greenbrier High School m West v!n, at the home of their daugnter of Dunbar are guests of her par¥irgtnla and, to )ls Mra. Willlam Robson ents, Dr and Mrs C E Downil!' mother. ls "theacconhng busmess head of Mr and Mrs Harley Swisher au·! Mrs J H Stephenson left Sun· th f n d all t J lOR, Melvin, attended the Sto:k day for Delaware where she will e am y 80 re y 8 op "'' t- Car ruces at the Skyhne Race\\aj, Mrs C E. W Downie enter!b 1 h J1mmy worked tn a Morl(aoattenfl Camp Farthere~tt OUt er" tamed with a family dmner Sun. c. r H ~ a, cha rman C)f t e town restaurant for some tim~ Cbar1Pston, Sunday M-G-M Scout Dtetrict and Mrs held on the Wesleyan Univeralt~ and alllo attended west Viremia Lea Kennedy Jr and WHt~am day at her bQ~e. Hiah St.. ho!"" klbba :were guests sunday at a campus umversity • Turner arpved Saturday trom a ormg )ler hustiand, Itt. DOWJlle, su,prise ~party -plallned for Mrs. 0 F DePew of C.:hllheothe The Lawhorn 11 moved to p,...,e.. trJp to California. 00 hiB birt~day • Goot-se H!iUt Sr.. SeoutmMter of was a busme5S visJh>r here Mon roy seven years ago. Mrs. Law Jack Kelly, who !11 am&r.:o)led at Present were Mr And Mn Tr06p 200 fOr more than th 1rty day fl horn was employed by JtusSell the Columbu.J Post Office, fp<!llt Harold Brabbin, Dunbt'r ,, tJr and ye•~ Mr and Mrs Edward Kennedy aa a cook and waitress for five the Week -(!na wit~ his parcnL, Mrs, 1 T A. Downie and emls a., haa J'eee.nUy 1'88lgned hi!! Mr and Mrt M L Kelly, and faroand daughler moved last w~k Charle~ Alleq, Mr .• and Mrs pos:J4lqa arid WI blrhday wa"' before the lease w,aa e:teeutlly He had just returned from , years from Toledo to Laurel St WIIHa D >mie ana lon ~n4 the eelebrated Sboday at the !ann of ed. Her husban<J_. off ~e river three weeks trtp to Callforrtla Mrs Anna Yeager has returned' an~ ~ostw. • Pete MtCol'ml~ll Walter Walker honor for a few weeks now' )41 been aflMr. and Mrs. Harry Munns and home alter a viMlt in Massillon aWstant Scoutmaster, pre11ided c~t wath Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitch sistmg In ''a~raightenin,1 up and" daughter, Kimberly Marie, Paynushe said, ''he's been hinting vilJe, arrtved Saturday for a vi.ut the pr9Jhm an~ pmenled Hout and familY IVIth her grandparents, Mr and with a .Uyer plalter on behalf ol Mrs Frederick Wllcox.eu re- around about a Jjayday '' The family recently moved to Mrlf. Harry Mi.lli, and her par"'nh the ' Seoutl ant. the troop comtvrned to her home, Columbus Mr and Mrs Russell Mtlls. Mr mllteo of Troop ~00 Wilbur Di<k· today after a vlstt wtth her mo Mason City from Pomeroy ,oq. DIStrlt~ M-G·M Commls,!oner Russell Mills 1& a patient at Holther Mrs T T Shelton pr~l<lD\ed lfout wttb a "God and :zer Hospttal Mr Munns retur11ed Maaon Edwards Wmtcrs of Coqntry" placque and tlj'! cllarter to b1s work Sunday and ha wnt> spent Sundav with his sister, Mrll of , TFQop 100 wu pre~tmted to j and daughter remained for a vtSit Jacob Ehersbach Funeral servl~ for James Mt17111' O'lloll. ' ' Mr and Mrs H L. Dunham Mr and Mrs Earl Denny Sr Kenneth Searles, aon ot Mr. "'" (Hylda R1ce) llre enroute to C:iltf ~Ill !lout an~ ¥'o;Q\rl!llc1< and 11on Earl Jr, and Miss Bett,:.· Mt's R•l~h Gibbs Jr flnil c!hll· Ornia where they will v1s1t her Mrs Hod Searlet, w~re beld al were give~~ the Poloon • •wet~• Demo.skey spent Sunday In 8111111 dren Grtgory and Gloria, New aon, Pfc. Joe Rice Camp Pentli("· the Rawhngs-Coata Funeral Home rlurJnq the nr.oRJ"am In iPt9!1Di~ cothe w1th Mrs Nora Denny who Hav"'n ar.. spending several J.i:ll ton, and hi.& c~uldl'ien, Beverly ar.d on Friday with the Rev. C ' E Uon ol tMir years of ser•l•• lr Ill Hoyt, pastor of the Ftrst Baptu:t scouting Eldon R Kraeuter was a bUiti with her T.Other, Mra Georrzf' Gary Mrs George Childs and ltlr_, Church, nflletatmg ...,..---~ne11s VISitor In Columbus Monday Childs Pnd family this wPek w\l.tc Burtal waa in~ t.hc Cheshire Mrs Clara Wlidermut.h visited Mr Glbhs Is attendlne a ape!'i;o;J f411ph G1bbs Jr and children, Gloria and Gregory, New Hav~n. [ Gravel H1ll Cemetery and pall Sunday Jn Portsmouth wtth htr school < t Georgia Tech Mr and Mra L D Dile~~ so11n! accompanied Mr Glbbs t<~ thf' ~carers were ErfwRrrl and WiHson, Tert, who 1s a patient hl rh"r" l:t1 :&I'd Friday in Ath• 111 Charle11ton airport Sunday Wlha1 11am Dcmos}ty,'J:~l Denny Jr. ;,.r ~ Mercy Hospttal. wlth Dr. 1tnd Mrs Cha"es"Jivtdm tie left for special trairiin(tt Geor- thut Gtlmora, ~ Lee Smith and Mr and Mn Henry Bu11ard of • Tampa, Fla, and Mra C 'b md chilllrn and Mr and Mt\ !iii Tech He il'" Sll:let)' ·~upcftvisor Nornian Van Meter. Harry N'! .thell anft fOJl11 '!~l" at the Philip Spor.n Plant, Gu Relatives al'ld lru~nds from 1gut Frecker were Saturday evcnlnq The fourth birthday of Robin ' guests of Mr and Mrs. Hamil,· ~ltchells had just returned !r?m ham Stat10n While m ChatJeston of town mcluded the three eh1l a vacation trtp in the Smoky P4ou1 \Irs. ChJids and her daughbn" and dren of the deeea,ed Robert and Mtlls, plder dtmo;ehter ():( Ml'~ ant! 1 Holter. ta1ns and Mark Mitchell accompJ family vunted Mrs Ida M Me· Kenneth R1chard SearJQs, and Mr and Mrs Larry Frecker med h11 gr.ar:.dporents here lor ~ 1h~ll. 86, aunt of the late 1dr. Mrs Jack Fli.ck and her three Mrs. l!obOf! Mil\•. waa (elebl:lllell and son, David of Cleveland who visit with • picnle •t 4)<e )iope Sun· Childs, and Mt and Mrs Vtllt! week pld soq~ Findlay, Ajrs Rus- day. ' were weekend gueats of MJ:II Mr and Mrs Richard Vaug}Jan Hecox sell Krtrler Findlay; Mr. ani Susie Ftscher v1sited Monda\/ and sons, J1on and Btll, and ~1.-1 B~nj Director and Mrs Geo ~l' • Mrs Randall Manley and daughwith Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Annlce Ohhn&er were bustncn Dallas ~ H' !!On, Bdly, have mavd ter, Randy SQe, Akron, Mr. anti ' Her tour tiered birthday eake, ll!h!c~ wa• decorated wltll DjsMr and Mrs John lhle, Mr vhiltors ~:1 Parkersbur(, Monday to lhe houre they bo~ht from ~J 1 Mu Stdney Burton and fam1l_v, neyl~and figure&, was a gift ol her and Mrs Wooflrow Mora and Mr Mr and Mrs Mtllard Wtldermuth vtd Ohhngf'r on North Thtrd Av~ West Riciifleld; John -Sewell, ifiiJI~inoLher, , Mra. Shirley MUb ' and Mrs Roy Holter attended ,il and family were in Portsmu!J~h Mr 1md Mrs Gerald Preston a.nJ Mafietta: Mr and Mra. Charles In the group were Mr. and Mrs. swimming party at Burr Oak Sunday to visit his brother, Ted, son, Bob, and their houseguest, Warner, Pomero)', Mr1 Franeu R~l:if!:rt Mll111 and daughten RoLake, Sundd.y ill a patient tn the hosptt8l Becky H1ll, Chkrleston, wl~ li!l\ ~ Burnett, Gallipo1ts; Mr and Mn bm lolr. Mra George Thompson and ':IOD today for Charleston to meef GJ""~ Curley Kemper and daughter, Mrs. loe 1 of Che11hlre visited Mood~ Preston, USN, who wtll- spe,.,d the Eno Darst and hls ftancet, drel'l, wlUl Mr. and Mrs Roy Hollqr and family Mr and Mrs WtliJam Baker rc \ turned home Saturday afler a visit m Charleston with Mr and Mrs William Grate and son Ja!ll· ea who aceompamod them home for a weekend visit : ' Mr. anr'l Mrs Elmer Wickham visited Sunday in Wellston and Galltpolu Mr and Mn David Mlght and children nf Rutland were Sun day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Calling in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Ran r.bght and Mr and Mra Floyd Rumflcld, Rutland Tom'rly Jupcr of Columbu! ha.s returned home After a weeb vll~it with hls &rand mother, Mn OaJ•Y Jasper and his uncle nnl1 aunt, Rev and Mra Ralph C Zundel Other recent fll eats o€ the Zundela were Mr and Mrs Odell Pittenger of '3radensburg Fin and Frank Zundel of Den· vcr, Colo Mt and Mrs 0 ll ' ' ' JaRper of Columbua, parents of ·" ' Tom were Sunda7 gue11t1 r I I I AIR Services Comm•ttee bin that would more voiee Jn the new All' Force bill would reduce named by the President Irom to 22 a 7ear. Cooler Weather Follows 10 Wake Of Tuesday Rain :: p,..., _, ly UNfed RAin swept the Midatlantie and Southern states today along tbe ""' nm of a cool alf ma55 that no'l1rex.tendi from the western plains to the C~rohnas , The beav1est showers early today occurred at Flat Top, W va., and Raletgh. N C , with threequarters of an tnc:h Cooler air moVlJlg 111 behind the ~bowers tumbled temperatures In the northeast by an average of tS de.arees. ---- IA.la Jean Roush Is Camp Aide In Pennsylvania Lola Jean Roush, Mr and Mr.s Arnett Upper Flats Community West Columbia, Is serving mstructor at Camp Witmer Hersham, Pa. Miss Roush College jorlng m sl)(!ech will return to the August ~hall �1-D.uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 24, 19~7 , .. ~ .. - - - - -- Ouf ~dverlising Medium Proved By Consistent R..esults To BusJness People, Individuals With Items To Sell ' ~' 'c pu.r growing lilt or advertisers in classified months.' Today the stores' war es again are 'p_;;! display Settions of The Daily Sentinel ne- displayed in our colu mns "We learned we ver tire ofreeounting the great value to them get more for our money ~•th you ," said the of our medl)lm of reachlng the public. Many advertising manager. ~press "surprise" lf they happen to be a " I'vt go! a r efrig erator up at home I'v e newcomer to our columr. ::: that so many l't>· been thinking of sellmg,'' sa1d an acquaintSpoOBs followed their ad's publication . ance the other day " We don '! ne ed it any /< Jflddleport concern that opened it~ doors more , and it's in good shape How a·boul fix· the first time four years ago has quadrupled ing up an ad on 1t? I'd hke $100 for it." Its annual sales over the first year entirely A 50c paragraph for three publications in tl!rough Daily Sentinel display and classified our classified section did the job The re{rig. advertisinJ and the determined hard work of eralor was s~ld before the three days had Its owner. passed. Events such as this are reported so One of Pomeroy's larger businesses that frequently we here don't think or them as depends on a county-wide trading area began " unusual" or worth noting Yet we a,Jso recall a pjplqned prograln of advertl.sing in The on occasion that man y. many people do not' I!aily Sentinel early las t sprind; w e noticed believe in advertising It is for them we are an immediate increase in snl~ the owners writing today! J~ported. There's an old say in g about news ''It's not A chain with outlets in Middleport and news if a dog bites a man But it is if a man Pomeroy within the last year decided to con· biles a dog." That's th e way we know our ad· duct a "test" of Daily Sentinel advertising vertis ing is. power with other mediums in the "rea. The It's news if it doesn't bring result s It is no fhain's test was complete. It lasted three news at all when it does -----~- l • ) TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Y Wedneiday • ·, ~ TH!JRSOA ~ : 50 I L f I .• ' .• .' ,. •'· •' ·' ''. <.t. ln the bullrig l, t. r • -: .'• •, . tp ay ROIIIIT C. RUARK PAMPLONA, Soaln- 1 Hlurh"d dp, a oiece abnut Jlamplonn hut l 'p lchd up the hou .~c or;! un an,J q.e choice or words I!! sueh *AAt I 1hould be clas•ifle ct irl·eJf J tried to lmnrov(• He.., Ia what lt is like In Pum n· itna. · in the ori&lnnl turnlin-talk '"£riry year, Pamplonn , th ~ C4PU1 of N1varre ho i a!l n match ltJll number in hi~ Patronal Frns• ..:....ru11 7th to 18th- th1M tr uly ltronJ, brave and virile on(' cfPed lt#CIERRO, whose furnf> N&e~Jl'l out every eDrner or the w9rld . P~ople from everywhcr;• Spanlarda •nd for,elffierR. come to watch lt, to see- for thl'm !Jelir· ei !llo d!!flp emotion ~md tht• colourllil ilfm011phcre and Q:NU'rl'l v.-,nt •' .,.,.,. ·: "' ... "The 'F.nrif•nllln' m· 111t!c 'Fii r'il'fro' Is for t he huU ~ lu lw l nJ, . en to a .vurd rwurPr tu lhr bull ft ~ h ! r-in.w:, wiH•rr• llwv ~ ll !'t HI l h~> mght wolling f01· llw nr xt ·rmr n iu g's raerR Tlw ·~;mi(•t' nl l ,l ' tllkl'~ Jllar e bt'tWCCll tO abo' II p m and is manogcil hv ..,kllli•ll ca rpt•n h·r~. JIH· bu ~y drtvin ~ the bu ll ; shoph erc!s ond 34~ 4·00 4:30 5 30 5·45 <-? 6·00 6 30 .o 6 :3~ 6 :45 •. ., .. " ,. 'I ./< "" ~~~~~:~ ~=~q~~rl~~ NAAIIS OMITTID -In tbeo Jist of those aendll\1 Jlftl but unable to attend th_e • ~VO<I Modern Bllmllnaeel ComedY 'lime Movietime Popeye Presentu News Pieture lrlr. and 1fra. Geor1e Bandera, Spinach Playhou~e Weathercast Srtorts Eye NBC News ., Flatt and Scrugg' Weathercast &, ~5 Sports ke 8:45 NllC News 7;00 BeU oC Grouebo '1 :30 Best ·o( Qn.gnet 8:00 The PeOple ~ ..;boice 8:30 Hlfh·Low 9:00 Lux Video The,.ter 10:00 'W'Itlrlyb(rds ' !0:30 Now• Heailllneo 10:40 Nit'ew.atch U:OO Tonight 1·.00 51Jn OIL ' Imagination OpenElKi WE SEE TODAY: N•w 1nd wry nice yellow linIng of Mill Stre•t In Middle· port. Door To Her Su9(:leas ly ANN! HEYWOOD MAYBE lt's my lm.allnatton. for eaeh RUle~ She ron..- -•li but tt aeema to me thai almoat &117 parenC WW paJ' & 1peclal everybody la ahowJnc more Jmar- prtce tr tbl~ awe&ter fl a c~­ lnatlon these days. made parlJ neater, wlth a 1 walk down the street and the ~ol on tl thall"fk•• It 'J11!1Qbely •vm- shop wtndowa aeem ap much her dp.J&~~tpr" Of'L more charming, so much more S Hafulllrlh"'Jmagtnatlve than theJ were just uce -.a few )'ears ago. I look at the ad- She uaea pets, hwaea:, aar4e1111 vertlsement.IJ, 1nd the, lhow or ceven tavorltt toya or favorite much more subtlet7, mueh more ft.owera. Bbe nfn told me about Imagination than they 111ed to ont llltlotllrl whoo~ birthday wu shaw. .. rreat ... ~ bec&\Uie abe reThe li'rls wbo pour out of omcea at nve Jn the evening are dreae4i with mueb more ~tyle ~&D they were Jn my time. "''he7 aren·~ alP.... 1 JOHANNESBURG-Loc h !\.tare( secon<l ~biggest salt lake in lh•• world , lies 160 mile& nort h of Upington In the northeast of Cape Province. Experts calculat,... that the salt in the lake is worlh l!bout 20,000,000 PQLinds, clear 1md pure enough fol" domcsllc use. The one snag m the way of cxplOJting this grea t dc posJI -snid to be four feet d-::ep- is thrvast area of shtftmg ~a nd dun ~·s 1 surrounding the lake. The dune ; 1 make transport of the sa lt im t carbon coP.1el of each other .1JIJ~J Use a lot ot imagination In ftirriii! up the standard type of dre¥1 ~ they make tbelr own. ( 1u1 En!HIIIq WJ E H u.. Even tho ~ntttera, thellttlolo~­ reams of unlnteresttna and unl.l.'lable gadgets, are turning out ;.,::;;:~~{.~~ very attraCtive thlnga. Meigs County News and lmaglnatJve ..; For exe.mple, the other da:r ll went to·vlalt trlenda 1n tbe coun 11 45 12 00 12·30 1·00 1:30 2:00 2:30 tO· tO llttle strl, &Ked tour, waa on her I way to a bJrthday party. She had an a charming cotton dreSB and the mo11t adorable ''dreaa-up" cardtaan I ever nw. 11:50 ,., m. GUnory Omamont It wa1 pale blue. to m.a.tch her dres8, and on the pocket waa • Daily 990 spot glittery black doiJ, made o, tiny Her sparkling jet beodo, lloun~ lhat It WP.S a. ·~ eopy" ot Tinker, her own celved •wea~r wJi.lcb bore "' black cocker apaplel. pllcu ot three ot ber tp.'vorltl i woa enchanlocl with tho kt d' 1 kl 1 8weater and her mother told 11\t n 1 o coo ea the stocy - How mucll l!IC!ro tmaii!Jlall" It see.,; that her neighbor lovu lh14 1o lhJil! lua~ l,vrD!n& 'o ut lo knit PQrtleularly aweatero lor IWta~ after •:<realfrl t(D)ttlftl Ito ~.~~:·~:~:..:!':, ~~~unt: Foryearallhe.l)ad been knlttllll much better lllo to m~~te !.J1!11P mtte rir1a. thlllil, but tho martet wao Um· peoplo want, 111an JulR lbiPili lted, Halld•knll ~e-lera wer, thOJ luck In the bact ola ~'lje'r' more expe~IVI tll•n maebtne- It J'OU're IDttrMted In ~&Uur knit and tbe7 weren~ that ape· and woPI.d ~ 1110,. Jllltti 1Jr eta!. rour warea, ADII m, t •lam!>"d One ·day, thla wom&n 110t u-e atlf-adclrt111d til~ care f>' Idea or puttlnr ap~llqu• beadl llllilwapaJ)<II', and l'lt ooild 701> on the aweatero, In ~aiiJil• lllit a llol ol Fqof !IEJPI!Iilft If lllo · would ban apoctal olrnlftcanl!t lleld. · • ' .shower for Miss Mar)l • 0.... ....., the names or Mrs. Earl Mrs. J B. Marshall were unlnten· Uonally omitted. pn On Your , RadiQ Dial Writer OIJn Ingraham 11 45 12.00 12.30 1:00 Hou.t~eparty Big P$Yoft Bob Crosby Show 1 :30 2 ·00 2·30 "!:~righter Day Secret StOTm a·ao Edge of Nh_: ht 4.00 The Early Show ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter ~ 4~ _ , ~ ports Parade 5.55 Wea therman R 00 Aclif..., !-" 6.15 Dou glas F.dwards 6 30 M.v Frle1~ d Flicka 7·00 Vic Dumone 8·00 -M111irmaire 8:30 I've (k,1 A Secret try. On my arrival, I found thtl Arthur Godfrey Mr. and the week end with her mother, Annie Brewer. Mra. Elva Dailey celebrated he'r daughter, Judy's, birthcia'y with a picnic at Forked Run Lake. The Durst Quartette entertalned at the Reedlville Methodlst Church Sunday evening, R. R. Durst is building another on his lot below Long Bot. 7:30 8 ·30 ~10."00 • of IJ&tolllle tro<ldal' -.vier Ia ~· · atalloa wllll .....,,. espooed. will -.lolot &ololllti -orl>tfo. NDI IS the U. S. N•V)"• aetup for keeping tratk ol tht oortl! 8atelllle dllrlnr. :Open- Vli1CU"'"·~ »rawtor Twe\ve traeklnr atatkml an being built tn v&rloua place~, and each will fltve a tele.lcope camera y.rtilcft will ~tch the Satellite on ~ mllllmettr fihv. JafbrmaUoa wtll be flallhed to Wuhlngto~a, where the ~BM 11)4. electronte eomputer can tht S•tellltt.. path at 4.0,000 cal~attcrn.ll a tee• ond The ktelllte lt.etf wUI be 20 inchet in diameter, wttb a wall unly three--one hU»dAthl of an 1neh thtcJt. When tt b~ Ita orbit after Jaunt:hing, it wm be traveling_at 18,00:0. mph, It wiU circle the earth HVer&l hundftd mllea up (or "ou~"J t\"ery to aeeoada. · - • (lattrnattoHG'J WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP 12·30 Libert.ce 1:00 1'he Feminine Touch 2:00 Afte-rnoon Fll'fl Fettlva\ 3:3o Lne with Elizabeth 4:00 Cortoqo Clu~ 5:00 Mickey )(ouae Clu~ 6·00 Five Star Final 8:15 John· D•IY & lbe NejH 8:30 7: ~0 Disnoylan~ Navy Lo_1 . 8:110 Ozzto ~nd H~lel 8:30 rord ~ler . . . : .. t :lllt, lfedn.••~•i' ':lfll~l- Fii~lo 9:f5' $porficoJH! . -· 1•.110 Ne'!'t ol the Nl:ht .., tO; iO Tbealre IS . '· II :30 . Sign ,011 · Si~ Off I 12:30 1:00 W. Znd St• Sun(Jay dinner fUests of Mr_,_ IUld Mta. Raymond Krider and •on Jo~n were Mr. and Mrs . Russell \ Krider, ·:aobb,Y Searles, Mr. and:Jt{rs. Jack Fliek «nd son, Findla~d M:aivin :krtder, Pam· eroy. Afiernoon callers were Mr. and Mra. EllSworth ®1 and daughter Connie, Mr ... and Mrs. Bern· eat Bruch and -daughter Elb:abetb and son Delbert and Mrs. Marvin Krlde'r, Pomeroy. . Mr. and M,rl. Dick Harris vlilt· ed Mrs. Arthur Morarlty at Hoi· zer Hospital an,d Mr. and Mrs. Harley car.men Addi11on. Mr. and Mn. Thomas WUUam~ and aon of ColurQ.bus apent t'lte weekel)d with the former's P,ar- UO FJ•e Star Final 8:15 Jolpl Dal}l & the N.,.. Th.e Turnin1 Point · ' Orten~ Expresa Your TV Theater ThBater Tlme !iark ~aber "'Play qf the W,o'•k Moment of Deelalon Newo of the Ni(ht ". ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wlllia(ns. Jllr, aod !<it,, Herbert Zelbot an4' famUy, 'C4Lumbua, vi&lted the former' a' father Henry :Zelher. Mrs. Cu.rt I4llanee hu returrt· ,ed to her home alter a visit iJ\ 'PII-r!f,.,..Rhnh:• with her 1100 and IIIlTH ANNOUNCIO Mr. and Mn. Dale Garrett of 1 Mason are announcing the birth of their first ehlld , a son who baa 1been named Stephen Dale , at the Schackel Clinic: In Mason on Tue• day morning. Maternal arandmother Is Mra. Louise Cundiff ot MilSon while the paternal erand· mother is Mrs. Mlldred Garret of Pt. Pleasant. The baby w,ei&hed eight pounds, 14 ounces at birth. • &auihteND·law, t..o~u and Jlro. LaHance. She alao accom· 1 p1nied them in Florida. Sunday guests or Mr. and "vfrlil Roy Jol)es were Mr. and Mtl. B.i· ehatd Jones, Pomeroy aqd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwabt BeVerly. r A spruce tree.ralse<l to'iiiaturlty wei 'JIUa could not have produced a depend.· ible malt for a cllp~r ship. The lhip fit. te..i-1 of the "*mdjammer" da)'l preferred to cut their ~tier from ·the hfahlarid forest& where the ~~line ~ d~velope4 under the buU.tiq of .c:rou..winda. :r.rr. • ,, .For Tho.u, Q Lord, hulllOC .to.u akee those who •eek TltH.-(f'oOim •• 10.). and bleaaed In lite, haa I• U• i'!,:reoal demonatr... •nd menj', and prayar ~b!n, Bv Evelyn Brk:kles Kr. and Mra. Paul Torrence of Columbus are announcing the birth o[ a son. Grandarents are- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence and Mr. and Mr.s. Charles Chaffi!e. I 1 Mr and Mrs. Melvin McCune or Trimble were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Weatherman aad all went to Burr Oak Lake for a boat ride. Mrs. Claud Quillen 1s a medi- dte. I I 1 • --- SYRAC:USE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook and son PFC Raymond Cook sp~r.t the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Gilbert D.onovan at Newell, w. Va.. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook at Beaver Fallll, Pa. Miss Carol Diddle of Columbus spent the weekend with her parenf.tl, Mr. and Mrs . .Hershel Did· Ftan>\Je Laine The feminine Touch ~lternoon Film Festival Theater q Sign Off • 01<1 plays, It they're gooct enOUJ!t, ReYer teem to die. ;o- Pad4:r 1 Chayefeky wrote Jfidt&t of ~M Nigl&t Uld Gore Vidal did vtau to • 1 8moU Planet, both for teleYiaton-;-and, DOW tbey"Ye been turned into ' Broadway clra.mu and uiUmatCIIJ wiD be moviea. They are ..botm4 1 to make millionalrea of thelr authors," NY• a CU1I.d. apokeaman, without explaining bow anyone tan become a mtlUonaln: hi Ulla dar of the 92 per cent tax bracket. : In trying to spur the Writing of more playe, the Guild declarta it , can be ''the moat lucrative form of all arttat1c endeaYOr," and. aide from ainglng Low Jl(J T~, thia could bl true. • However. aa an old and hoary wrtUng maa from awa7 blck, t · would like to tou in oue augpsUon: atop telling writenr how ...,. their Job Ia. They've spent ye&J'I learning their trade and 1t'1 DOt just coincidental that they know bow to \l.lt ~-• put pvtldple correctly. -~ Put puijelpJe! tJW t ~ o"' --- - 2:00 8:30 Life With Elizabeth •:00 Cartonn Club 5:00 )fi~e~· MoQSe Club 6:30 '1 :00 • panic waa on, ~ v CYPRIOTS marcfl tliro-ul'h Ntcosla In the first demonetratJon elnce the truce 1la.lt March. They lhouted leftwblg phrases mcb u ..Down WI~ NATO buea.'' Thll banner reads, ''The People of Cypr:ua demaild the return ot the Arcbbiahop ..... ( lntCWMfloMJ) 11 :00 Adve11t4-fes in Learn:na 12·00 ~oon News 12:11 t<<lrhbors 12.00 Noon News 12.15 Nejghbora • TUPPERS PLAIN CHANNEL 13 THURS. 10:59 Sign On 11·00 Adventures in t.earnlna. • w.._t·• -----------------------~----------~------., CHANNEL 13 WED. ( c -................ _ , ODD Tlm108 VAN HAPPEN In lhbo odd field; bade In 1911 LJDD 1 Ri!Jp turned Out a play called Q,...,. Qrow CM lAacl that Suttcl I juat 5I performances on Broadw&J. Deven ;rean later Rodp'rl &ad , HammenUin made lt inW l mualell call~ OWG'tMMI-aDCI tbl 'i and - ------- 10:159 Sign On RISE UP IN WRATH AGAIN Hcrir Cutting Up-to.th&-mtnuta, News ](J'.:Oft' Scahnlhg the V{eather 10:10 The V'l.te Show Hospital can make himself from ~.000 to POO,ooct and more out of a lingle play even it it lm't a btl hit.. Royaltlea and a movie aBle are where the laDf rreen Uea ln large packa(et. RoJlald Alexander, for :lnltancel, wrote a .,..10 play caJ1ed IlolfdtlJI for Lovera Uta.t didn't Ht Broa4w&J &ftre-but he reportedl7 peddled the movie rlrhtll for '123,000. ·, Hair Styling go • • )Vl'lght COLD WAVE and MACHINE PERMANENTS ,. 1 • • 'liiOSE ARE SIMPLY "LL!GITDIAD:" fL&Ttl. 'Tioo Pla)'Wdrbta OuU4 roporl8 tllat an utlmatad 20,000 IOrlpla &1'1 lurM4 out yearly by 4ruggtota,- cte&AOra 01111 ~ _ , . . . roporl• era. 'l'he .lfatlttH TksHr alone read~ IIOm4l 4,000 aipta '"D"'"J'• , ptclcl.a: out 280 to be UJell Oil the air. I IDcldentoJly, It tile bUg bltea you, be fonwamod lllat lt'o louCb to pt: J'OUf toot lnto the door unJeu you've pt aa ~L AD the ma~ television networka ba.ve their own ICl'lpt ~ an4 10 4o the <lr&ma.tlc ahow1 aueh u lhld» Ou, .tlccNI, lCrolf ,.._. vWott Theater and ao on-and 10111e of the editon woa."t eYeD read acript.t aent In dlrecUy by budc.tlDC pla)'Wl11btl. 'l'bq'n dl uctwd that the majority ot It Is. tralll<ly, junk-Oll4 lhey let roputablo q-entl 'take over Ule work ot elftlnt and ellmtnatlnc. Jt Y9U hit it right, playwrightlng caa be pretty lucraUve. A. oaehour TV ec:rtpt clln briq you from •1,500 to 1$,000 for a tlq~ ahOWlng- and 1tag.e playa c:an be evea more rewanllng'. A play• When you ride in an auto your eyesight isn't as keen · as wh~n you are sitting still. Apparently the ,c ar's vibrations mlike the eye ball vibrate, producing blurred images. Dougla s EdwardS' Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa Bob Cummings CUmp,x ~layhouse lh&t ... cop)'rl81>tod by the I.Abrary ., c:ca..-. Just .. ling 11 about five lima the riA ot the vol111110 ropotend loplly by the ,.rl•ntutuel maohiDM, oxperta IIIUN lh&t tlloR are tllno pl&yo W{ittea f~ every one that•• copyri.JhtecL Rudy Dur~t. Eber -and Iva Carpenter an•1 Mr. and. &Jr•· Sidney Dunt, Portland ; Mlll&aret Durst and Joyce and Penny Tippton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. --Joe Circle, Tbursday evenlna-. The Early Show ':30 , •Y~>ur Esso Reporter ~:4~ :Jjlobri.J PB.rade ei 5:55 weatherman 6:00 Action 7:Q.O . day. 4:00 an ~-~~ A poet peat ll that thent are tcmLe 11,000 or 11.000 pla)'l wrtttea onually In lhe Unltod Statea. IIIIa ~ booo4 OD & lli'Ure ot <.000 Joyce and Penny Tlppton were guestl of Ml'~lll'e-t Durst, Thurs- Housepartv lllg Paypff · Bob Crosby -$)1ow of Younptowa. 0., llr. and Mn. Harry Summerfield of Columbu1, ll'r. OJid lin. Robert MeCulloujlh and 10n, Robert of Newton Falla. 0 ., and Mr. and lira. Glennil Hoff· man and cbildten of Chuter were week en eueltl of Mr. and Mn. Broob Summerfield. lrlrt. Carrie Babr tpent a few days at Albany with relatives. Mr. ~nd lrtr1. William Chapman and ton and Mr. ani Mn. Gordon Chevalier aD two aona alJ motored to Lake Hope, Sunday. Mr. and Kn. Gerald Kimble- and children of Cleveland aDd Krs. Kary Kimble and two thildren of ToMb all were weet end peats of their ai.ate:r, lin. GriC'e Kuhn and father, Jolan KaJior. (Jot tM wrlHng dramatic materlal--an4 hu .,_ lllOWed UDder hg 1-«-Gd tMs. by pla)'l from all OY.r the, world. tndud.tnl' Jlea. . triCe, Neb., ud Nome, A1takt Zvet')'bodJ'I Jet- rteure Guiding Li"Cbt Katie'~ KitChen .._ As the World Turn• IJur Miss Br.ooki' do It ll'l Well r 141111' to the •merle'" PlaJ'WriCillll Guild. c:ompNiac II- Tol1< otap oad producen. "'.....,. tli1Dp to have reached & potat wUN Ul)bod) .. dotal -«1. The Gulld WU fonu4 beeiMJIJ' to tenet out pod Mra. " or COMdq' Rotart dult h"""W'JM or tryiJJC to olann ttro, on IIOihlJW. AllJIIodJ euy. Clmme a pleel: ot Jr&PII'• Mra. Paul 0Uf8 were 3.00 Brighter Da)" 3· U Secret Storm 3:30 Edie of Nlg,~t 6 :15 6 :30 typewrt.tet-. recent guests of her p,rents, M:f. and Mrs. Morg T,ipl.ett, Portland. Madne Powell, Columbus,apent 11 ;] 5 · Love of Life 11 :30 Se~ rch for Tomorrow Guid!ng Light Kalle 's Kitchen As th~ Woriu Turn1 Our Yi ss Brooks 20th Century Fox Hour t:p-to-the-minute News Scanning th~ Weather TtJe Late Sbow 9:30 10:30 Strike It lti<h 11 :110 Valiant Lady ::1·00 3:15 9 00 10.00 10·05 CI!S News ' Fred Waring Wby, I bet I could write!" tbt yean ,_ haw .,.at bade'"-' to JVU!' l1r. and Mrs. Georae Souders, Xenia", came to help cel•br•te their A«>n, Randy's. birthday, July te, at t'orte<l l!un Lake • Mrs. Loulse Brewer and Leanna ulled on Mrs. Ralpb Smith and daugbters, Portland, reeently. Mr. and Mrl. Harold Brewer and !!on, ReedJVllle, were recent guestl of b\R parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. · · Mr. and Mn, B. R. AUen ealled on Ed Ward and sons, Thuraday even ina;. THURSDAY '1:00 Jimmie Dean 7:1f0 Boatl.til Bht~ie 8;00 Captain Kangaroo 8:f5 ?:110 To-BOt-,.,_--.- lolA! "Uit&--'1 ,.... fool "'u.at ......,. 1or Jllot _ . •. ~ , .. paporr ,1 :Mr:. and Mra. Howard Blrsell and daughter left for Oregon where Mr. Biuell 11 ll.ationed wlth 'he ------·-------··------------ 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston 8laekle 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 9.00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godft'ey 10 so Strike it Rich 11 00 Valiant Lady u -1~ Love of Lift. 11 JO Search ror Tc.~orrow J.-, aoyo 0 wrttto.J - - to loo looUII at blalully by o - · o r - - ...S lloo u. s: Army. Comedy T!me . ,so Movietime &:30 Popeye Present' 6 :4G News Picture 6:00 6:30 1\JilW TOII&-V 7V11- - · _ , - Le:dnaton were ·week end cuelb of tbfdr partntl, Mr. and Mra. Dell havln.li Hf!&Y• cal patient in Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Florence Harden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith at Portland RD. Willis Leadingham attended a Lions Club zone chairman meeting at the Southern Hotel In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley James of Toledo 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sellers and clttughter or Col urn· ' bus were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Sam SeUers. Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks and daughte.."s, Columbus were week end guests of ~r. and Mrs. Or· ville Crooks and Air. and Mr~ . Donald Lisle. Miss Linda and Sharon Adams of Wheeling, W. Vt., apent a week bere with tbeir grandmother, Mra. Vivian Hoffman. Mr, and Mrs. Ru55ell Leadingham and sons and Mrs. Rosfl J.,eadingham, Mr. and Mrs Kuh· ner of South Webster, Joyce Ann Lezulinghart of Lorain and Mt. and Mr1. Willis Leadingham anc! dauahters, local. Mrs. Allah Teaford Is confined to her home by lllness . Weekend guests or Mr, and Mra. Harold Duckworth were Mr. and Mra. ;Martin Gandee and daughters of Rome, N. Y. Spending their vacation with the Duckworths are thei[." _.on and daua:hter·in·law Mr. and Mrs. Max Duckworth and aon, Allianc.e, who alao vislted Mr. and Mr~ lohn ChaPman, Apple Grove. :Mr. and Mrs. William Tbcuner speltt a weekend In Columbu~ with. their son-in·law Jnd daugh· ter, Mr. and MN. William Lehew and family. the Bell Marr Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell aDd son, Stephen, and Mr. and Mn. Jack Weatherman enjoyed a b1sket dinner at Forked Run· Lake. Tue• diJ, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wataon of Parkersburg. Mrs . Robert Whiting of Clarltsbug and Mrs. Leslie JC,.L ser of Marietta. were teeeil A LATm DAY DRESS In 'b~k aUk serge 11 from the Branen summer collection. '11\e full skirt is softly pleated be· low a drape!l cunuher'bund 1 belt. ./ mony and sumJ;Ilatio-td were m~t· ly cragsy.fae:ed mountair.een whose roots are in east Tcnn-es· see. There waa one attractive housewife. A mlltronly 11choot teaeher and a young clerk, the only man under 40 lo the group. They deliberated two boUTs and nine minutes, riot eountlng l\n hour and one Mil for lunc-h. When barbecuing ste~s and chops, trim off' the excfu fat before cootin1 so that the dripping! won't eause flames to run. ___ befo" they are bil V AIJ' Al\Ali!O, ,.hool offielaiJ at ington Township people the local> for 11le. They saki nailed~to:;th~e~~:r~~j~;:;(jj the signschool by 1ome inteDc.'led to a number of -· NaHoDally Advertlled eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSIVER For The Gift You Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide COLLINS JEWELRY STORE. "Where Your Coiiii«- E. Mu!'sL·J~1111114..~-llf If THURSDAY MORNING ~ , .- SPECIAL Knee Lengtla Besierv 79¢•. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPOIIIr, OHIO ~-----------~--------~---~--------·---- 1 I I I I ' For The Gifts r You'll give with Pride ... I - r Let Yaur Jeweler I I l I check in ... check home '" sit through two weeks of testl· to fly off. Be partment will ot flushina ban · bu, which can fOr about flS II tractor aDd ICll'ft I (Contlnuecll P:rom Pttt OM) to aehool and beating up a Bap· tlat minister who rAn a heckling guantlet to deliver the Negroes to clau. twelve juror11 chosen ' PIERRE. S. Game Director ed motorl&ta eut the heavy Schrader said honk and alow Jive the birdJ an ---=--:Six Are Convicted The face of eritielam that Na7 pcrhape: did not ad in good faltb. in preparlne plana for a fl§JS,OOO 1Dlll~tution when be tnew only $202,000 Willi on band. Howenr, Nay's contract is reported -to say that he wa11 to prepare plans for a ~bed hospital that would meet tpeclflcation1 for Hill-Burton federal funda . Dr. Boiee'1 motion failed upon ap,arnt indeeilion or the tru'l-teea to take any action th.at might further complicate the Nay matter and in efteet tlcme: the- door to a further request of votera for another bond iasue. Truateea, led by Jacobs, appeared to approve Sheets• deter· ruination to go to the voteftl once more with 1 final propoul for possibly $200,000 thal could ~ added to the $20:2.000 now avallabMI 1rom the 1148 lh: levy tha~ ended lut year, and be further supplemented with Hiii-Burtfon funds at a one dollar- for two rate. Members seemed to favor thir; approach, if it wu carried out entirely by persons outlide tbc trustee board, which has no aa· thority to act. oJt was aua:a:ested by Dr. Boice that the Lrusteea have one obl.tga· tion and only one: "To bulld a building that ean be used lor a memorial hospital with the money now on hand." II additional funds ean be obtained and federal aid obtained too. so much the betler, aeeordlng to Dr. Boice. But it was the gen eral ooneensu, that voters should be given a clear alternative at B special eleetinn. This 'COUld be· A resolution on the part of tbl;! trustees that lf a bond issue is not approved, the trustees would proceed Immediately to spend what they have and take what ever it might produce. The Garden Club had tbeir all" nual picnic at Parkersburg. They visited S'everal places including the Trenton Glass Ca., the Wood County Airport and had dinner at Enjoying a picnic in the Syt R· cuse Roadalde Park Sunday were of lin. Ellie WatooJL lit. and lito. Colooel Woode food were reeeDt 1\&Mb: of Jlrs. Wooe'• Jaeol>oOJid brotller aiMI .ut...l..llw, Jlr. and members were oa lln. WaneP Bentz of Hooper Btutq, omar 11o701 Ridie. Ctatwortby. lin. VlrJII Speneer and aon ol COlWDbUJ lptnt Sundly with Mr. MilOS OIN . .AL 111d Jln. Tom Perrin and mother, AdmWio01: lito. lit. and Mra. lhrold Gardoer, .Pomero)' at. 1; Mn. Mill Sonja Lemley 1n Oeorp Pomeroy; llr. Robert. Welk of Columbua and Mr. and '1, Pomeroy; lira. Jamea Mtt. Cblrtnce Grover of Kyeer all tart Falla. were w~k end euetU of Mr, ud Mra. Carl Lemley. Dilcllara:ea: Kr1. RueMU ~=~, Mn. Mar1aret RuaeU of Athens Pomeroy; lolrl. Purl hulliJ, ' apent a weet here with her mother rov; and Infant Hlqlnbotbacat eiDo. Canio Babr. Mr. and lfn. Elmer Wbittenauer , Xenla aod Randol TolboU ol New , •:oo an wbUe In the Navy. TalbotL WCHS-TV Chan"e18 Daily Sentinel Day Book ni~ at 6 p. m. The prQceeds will be 'piRood In tho buildl~l lund. 3 : 4~ 12·00 Tonight Les who used to knit reams and An ~~~~.;~:A:.ftf?~~~Lbe held at the Roq~ $pr nao Methodist Church, Friday, July 26, begin· 3:00 lO:SO News ' Headline• 10:40 Nitewateb (ropyri ~ hl, 19~7. by United F eature Syndicat e, l nt' l ~pct•dtly {t oo f:.rs1 no t vcn often) ''!% minuh•s Nor ma l "2 m lnll\('S Jncldl'nb (sonwthi ng ~ t r;m ~e hus happen) . The Daily Sentinel! -Channel S My LltUe Margie Brld, and Groom M&l.inee Theater Qu.::en for a Daf Mod.:!rl' Romances ,...u Mr. and Mn. L. R. Gluesencamp 1peat the week end In Betheada, Md., with their son, Lawrence Jr .. wbo entered tbe Naval Hospital for treatment for iJUury be re- Sign On Today Romper Room The P!'ice i-; Rlght Truth or (. r>Tisequencttl Tir rr.t Doufh 12:00 Te;.c ~nd Jinx 12:30 Curre nt 7·.00 J,fa)'or ot the Town Father Knowa Best 8:00 Krdt TV Theater ·9:00 Tht.s Is ¥our Lifo 9:30 Wa~erfront tO :OO Masquerade Party I STIV£RSVILLE 11:30 lt Could Be You 7:30 or • •' Today 1·30 Bride rtnrl Grooro 2•00 Mat!nee Theat~r 3:00 Queen for a oa,. --~ ----- OES PICNIC '!'he Past Mutrons of Ev<Hl,geline out from the co rra l tnlo tht' n.rrrow otley thry mr r ~ l .IW l hi'OU<! h. Chapte r, OES . will have lht•!r an nnd the carpcnt .. ,-.., clostnq l hl" fi1WI p1cntc Fri day at the r;1rm of ~llCf'l's..;ivo woorkn chmn pl.u•,•d Mr and ~Irs \fox Harrah with Mrs. Leo Vnughu11 as the ussishng In dif(crenl places . hostrss Th{• picni c !li ~cherlulcd "To avoid the animals nny dan- for 6 p m un d husbauds uf the ger t he cnviron'l art' wnl clwd .tnd nw rnbcrs Will bll guests all the acrcsHc.'l clo~c fl to:wr.:. ·· thing possrUic is marlt> for I ~U OMMISSION animals to f~ l ns tr lhP~ wur1· Special numbers whh:h wHc Hll· free as in the field From 10 p m lo a conVl'nhmt luHn' nohorh tntrntlonally omitted from the Is allowed into thosr• pbcr•s nnrl ~ t orv or th e Meigs t:m1rr1v ::\1t•n's .ilefr \~e 'Sun(crmlnc•' A!>.!lOCtation Frunlly Nt.>:ht 11t the there uvcrythtn~ is srlr• ut Ch urt·h or Chrtsl Mondu y WCI"U a "We leiYe out on purpose vet')' "'rhis mosc uUne und cmotJO nu l aerloua aomentary nnt~ point only act, full M showiness and br nv l•· vocnl du et hy Mrs Erlgar Allen~· &h1t, In the wee-hours every ness, consists in dr iv ing lhr worth and ~omer Rkc MiddlemornlnJ, a human stream. I'J bulls to the rmg, the .~a m e hull s port, and a vocal du et by Viola whlth men, women. children and which are lo be righted 1n th e T ucker man and Ann e Ki ng, Zion old people mb:. raahe11 to get a arternoon They pass at a grea t Church. Mrs. Chest e r El'wln was pi~ ' in t~, baleonlea, the cro.u- speed, in a mad race, filii oj or~anist for the ser vice lnls and ' the rlna. to wittnl·s-. ri11k and dan~ cr, tbrOu li( h the old ATTEND WORKSHOP ~Ia 'how which borders dramu street s of the cit.)', filled w1lh YillhP;rt ·-btf.<~~rplnr ·one: · wllti-h VlllltllH hoy ; who try to avo1tl flw Mrs , Eleanor Ze1hcr Mrs (' 0 (iab onb p. moment In whirh horns a n.t huofs uf the murd et·ous Chapman, Mrs. Muxtne W tn~ett &J!ou,a~s Qt boyJ, spont~neous nnlmlll.s and Mrs Chm•nce LaC£'}'. vocal ud anonhnoua, without demand"The ideul suit Cor the 'rile' , liiU!IIC h•ow lwrs In Meigs County lnl appltl!le, are the valhmt ac· whose bruvrn,:!ss, dramalhmJC aqd scllools, art enrolled 111 the Elelq!•· mentary Tenc hcr s' Musu· work~hop horror pnnlb:es the hearts of oa at Ohio Uni\'ersity f1·orn July 23·2'1. ttWhen the bulb are brought lookers, Is white ahlrt and trou fl'om the eattl•ralalt1g ,armrt, serH, sand11ls made or he mp. a ICE CREAM SOCIAL ' tbtf rearh the e1ty In big ~a!ttell. red handke•·chlet ar~>urul :hc\)f train Qr truck, and are driven neck anrl the 1\lore lightness !hat S(•outs nre plannin10: an J6 the pJaee called 'Corrales del is po11slble In the feet und culm in IceExplorer Oream Soc ial in front or t he ,... (courtyard at th e Gas), very the head of runners Ir It 1s a Legion Hall, Saturday, July ::!7. ftelf to th.e rantpartr. of ramp· pride for the natives to 111<1111\~lln l9~1 · M. they tome frorw. eaeh· their cu!ltonu , it Is no ll'ss a prtd1· BOATING CLUB MEETING ~ttUe-rai•hae, In 1roups or ~lx Ol' the prudence th ey show in ca ses The Die Bend BOIIltng Cluh will I!Jbt for earh bullf!Qht, h~ auc- 11ke thi1, getllna- awa y from com - me-t•t Thursdny. Jul y 2~. at '7 30 aL Hailve daya, they ue unn11cked Ira and nonsense. Brave ar(' ,qiJ the Pnston Motors Inc., Middle· It a Ume previously announced. of them, imprude m or.ly the If! port. Comm odore Willb Leading· "verit peraon1. fond qr the noranta, They dnn'l mee t appre ham has announced a special pro-l-"et¥'1e, 10 down to th' col'· elation neither rrom their com a ram Including a film on fishing. f!M tf a,e tb' bulls eomlqe ou~ panlons nor from t he spccteLoJ·s. Plans art- !o bo discussed for a Of their f!aJf!l, to be a~le after· "Len1th: 82~ mts regatta and all member! are urged Wll1li t.o comrpent aboyt thn "Time 1pent: 1'1,1 mimJtN; tVe, y tn be pre 9tnl. 1 1tQip• 01 the buUa, their )Velihl "3 minutes Inciden t~: (da nge r.) · tnd the}l probable bravenes.. 11 That's Pamplona ICE CREAM SOCIAL ,1.,.;:::24+. . - - - - - - - - - - - - -The Rtvur view PTA IReed.svillc and Long Bottom) Is hav ing an Ice Lream Social, F'riday . .July 26, at 7.30 P. M. at the Reedsville School house. Hom e made ice cream, cake and pie. Everyone wulcome ProAREA ceeds will help buy equipm~nt for the new school. tormrr 6'00 8:00 9:00 10·00 10:30 \1 :00 1·00 !l:y Little M:arato I 1~ an arl vnnre nf ' be in the 'EnciN r o' .nHI Jn h ·r vn Sign On Romper ~OJD 10:00 The Prlee ts Rltbt ' tO ·JO Truth or Consequence• 11 00 Tic Tse Doueh 11 ·30 It Could Be You 12 00 Current parts of the United Stales, lea·ns heavily fo. wards the proposition that com munity, coun· ty, slate, and fe deral action should be carried [ out unde1' law. Any game has to have r ul es. The biggest sports farces are those where bot h sides flaunt the rules Our public Jaws are our rules in wh ich we conduct th e game of politics, or solve the probl ems of living together and ge tting things done . The laws - or rules - often hav e to be chang ed. The elements to which the rules ap-1 ply change so new rules must be devised to fit new e lements. . [ However, the spirit of America is that our rul e changes, no matt er ho w rapidly or dras· li ca lly r$lde, also mu st follow rules-Or laws - providing for changes. Just any Jo e Blow can't co me along and set up his own rules for everybody to live by. fh e dead nations who have tel that happen fill a fat hi"tory book. Ye s, th e spending of $42,000 here is pat· lially a direct fruit of cou rt esy, patience, and respect for la w on the part of everyone in a respons ible position in the county and town of Pomeroy. - - -· ho w lhp v wil l -~---· ~ :~ 9 00 Resurfacing P11ojects In Pomeroy .Had Been Pending For Three Years; Court·esy, Patience,.HavePoidOff Some people in Pomeroy may wonder with happiness why the State Department of High. ways suddenly descends upon us with a propo1111I to spend approximately $42,000 on resurfacing 2.03 miles of highways inside town The truth of the matter is thete's nothmg sudden about it at all . The town administration has had its request in for this work for at least three years Its continued pendancy ha s been in the ba<k· ground of all relations between the town and ihe state agency. Local officials understand that the decision to go ahead now followed a recent pohcy change in the department not to wid en any more highways this year. Thus, a fund that had been set up for widening became available for other usea. One of them was Pome r. oy's resurfacing job. Which all goes to help show that the game of getting things done in government (polltics, if you will) is best carried on in a sph'il of courtesy and patience. Events transpire more slowly, perhaps, this way, but th ey are more certain to happen. Public opinion In Meigs County, as in most • / gomg. Firat !bing after you get where you're Let the lolko b1ck home know you urived. Sec bow they're doing. be Your Guide B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY STORE ' Jewelers Since 1800 Mill Sl. Middleport 1\-----------~ Long Diotance coom oo . little. . GENERAL TELEPHONI ~ . ~ f/!!!);4AI~oj()....jfl. OF OHIO - . ·- �1-D.uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 24, 19~7 , .. ~ .. - - - - -- Ouf ~dverlising Medium Proved By Consistent R..esults To BusJness People, Individuals With Items To Sell ' ~' 'c pu.r growing lilt or advertisers in classified months.' Today the stores' war es again are 'p_;;! display Settions of The Daily Sentinel ne- displayed in our colu mns "We learned we ver tire ofreeounting the great value to them get more for our money ~•th you ," said the of our medl)lm of reachlng the public. Many advertising manager. ~press "surprise" lf they happen to be a " I'vt go! a r efrig erator up at home I'v e newcomer to our columr. ::: that so many l't>· been thinking of sellmg,'' sa1d an acquaintSpoOBs followed their ad's publication . ance the other day " We don '! ne ed it any /< Jflddleport concern that opened it~ doors more , and it's in good shape How a·boul fix· the first time four years ago has quadrupled ing up an ad on 1t? I'd hke $100 for it." Its annual sales over the first year entirely A 50c paragraph for three publications in tl!rough Daily Sentinel display and classified our classified section did the job The re{rig. advertisinJ and the determined hard work of eralor was s~ld before the three days had Its owner. passed. Events such as this are reported so One of Pomeroy's larger businesses that frequently we here don't think or them as depends on a county-wide trading area began " unusual" or worth noting Yet we a,Jso recall a pjplqned prograln of advertl.sing in The on occasion that man y. many people do not' I!aily Sentinel early las t sprind; w e noticed believe in advertising It is for them we are an immediate increase in snl~ the owners writing today! J~ported. There's an old say in g about news ''It's not A chain with outlets in Middleport and news if a dog bites a man But it is if a man Pomeroy within the last year decided to con· biles a dog." That's th e way we know our ad· duct a "test" of Daily Sentinel advertising vertis ing is. power with other mediums in the "rea. The It's news if it doesn't bring result s It is no fhain's test was complete. It lasted three news at all when it does -----~- l • ) TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Y Wedneiday • ·, ~ TH!JRSOA ~ : 50 I L f I .• ' .• .' ,. •'· •' ·' ''. <.t. ln the bullrig l, t. r • -: .'• •, . tp ay ROIIIIT C. RUARK PAMPLONA, Soaln- 1 Hlurh"d dp, a oiece abnut Jlamplonn hut l 'p lchd up the hou .~c or;! un an,J q.e choice or words I!! sueh *AAt I 1hould be clas•ifle ct irl·eJf J tried to lmnrov(• He.., Ia what lt is like In Pum n· itna. · in the ori&lnnl turnlin-talk '"£riry year, Pamplonn , th ~ C4PU1 of N1varre ho i a!l n match ltJll number in hi~ Patronal Frns• ..:....ru11 7th to 18th- th1M tr uly ltronJ, brave and virile on(' cfPed lt#CIERRO, whose furnf> N&e~Jl'l out every eDrner or the w9rld . P~ople from everywhcr;• Spanlarda •nd for,elffierR. come to watch lt, to see- for thl'm !Jelir· ei !llo d!!flp emotion ~md tht• colourllil ilfm011phcre and Q:NU'rl'l v.-,nt •' .,.,.,. ·: "' ... "The 'F.nrif•nllln' m· 111t!c 'Fii r'il'fro' Is for t he huU ~ lu lw l nJ, . en to a .vurd rwurPr tu lhr bull ft ~ h ! r-in.w:, wiH•rr• llwv ~ ll !'t HI l h~> mght wolling f01· llw nr xt ·rmr n iu g's raerR Tlw ·~;mi(•t' nl l ,l ' tllkl'~ Jllar e bt'tWCCll tO abo' II p m and is manogcil hv ..,kllli•ll ca rpt•n h·r~. JIH· bu ~y drtvin ~ the bu ll ; shoph erc!s ond 34~ 4·00 4:30 5 30 5·45 <-? 6·00 6 30 .o 6 :3~ 6 :45 •. ., .. " ,. 'I ./< "" ~~~~~:~ ~=~q~~rl~~ NAAIIS OMITTID -In tbeo Jist of those aendll\1 Jlftl but unable to attend th_e • ~VO<I Modern Bllmllnaeel ComedY 'lime Movietime Popeye Presentu News Pieture lrlr. and 1fra. Geor1e Bandera, Spinach Playhou~e Weathercast Srtorts Eye NBC News ., Flatt and Scrugg' Weathercast &, ~5 Sports ke 8:45 NllC News 7;00 BeU oC Grouebo '1 :30 Best ·o( Qn.gnet 8:00 The PeOple ~ ..;boice 8:30 Hlfh·Low 9:00 Lux Video The,.ter 10:00 'W'Itlrlyb(rds ' !0:30 Now• Heailllneo 10:40 Nit'ew.atch U:OO Tonight 1·.00 51Jn OIL ' Imagination OpenElKi WE SEE TODAY: N•w 1nd wry nice yellow linIng of Mill Stre•t In Middle· port. Door To Her Su9(:leas ly ANN! HEYWOOD MAYBE lt's my lm.allnatton. for eaeh RUle~ She ron..- -•li but tt aeema to me thai almoat &117 parenC WW paJ' & 1peclal everybody la ahowJnc more Jmar- prtce tr tbl~ awe&ter fl a c~­ lnatlon these days. made parlJ neater, wlth a 1 walk down the street and the ~ol on tl thall"fk•• It 'J11!1Qbely •vm- shop wtndowa aeem ap much her dp.J&~~tpr" Of'L more charming, so much more S Hafulllrlh"'Jmagtnatlve than theJ were just uce -.a few )'ears ago. I look at the ad- She uaea pets, hwaea:, aar4e1111 vertlsement.IJ, 1nd the, lhow or ceven tavorltt toya or favorite much more subtlet7, mueh more ft.owera. Bbe nfn told me about Imagination than they 111ed to ont llltlotllrl whoo~ birthday wu shaw. .. rreat ... ~ bec&\Uie abe reThe li'rls wbo pour out of omcea at nve Jn the evening are dreae4i with mueb more ~tyle ~&D they were Jn my time. "''he7 aren·~ alP.... 1 JOHANNESBURG-Loc h !\.tare( secon<l ~biggest salt lake in lh•• world , lies 160 mile& nort h of Upington In the northeast of Cape Province. Experts calculat,... that the salt in the lake is worlh l!bout 20,000,000 PQLinds, clear 1md pure enough fol" domcsllc use. The one snag m the way of cxplOJting this grea t dc posJI -snid to be four feet d-::ep- is thrvast area of shtftmg ~a nd dun ~·s 1 surrounding the lake. The dune ; 1 make transport of the sa lt im t carbon coP.1el of each other .1JIJ~J Use a lot ot imagination In ftirriii! up the standard type of dre¥1 ~ they make tbelr own. ( 1u1 En!HIIIq WJ E H u.. Even tho ~ntttera, thellttlolo~­ reams of unlnteresttna and unl.l.'lable gadgets, are turning out ;.,::;;:~~{.~~ very attraCtive thlnga. Meigs County News and lmaglnatJve ..; For exe.mple, the other da:r ll went to·vlalt trlenda 1n tbe coun 11 45 12 00 12·30 1·00 1:30 2:00 2:30 tO· tO llttle strl, &Ked tour, waa on her I way to a bJrthday party. She had an a charming cotton dreSB and the mo11t adorable ''dreaa-up" cardtaan I ever nw. 11:50 ,., m. GUnory Omamont It wa1 pale blue. to m.a.tch her dres8, and on the pocket waa • Daily 990 spot glittery black doiJ, made o, tiny Her sparkling jet beodo, lloun~ lhat It WP.S a. ·~ eopy" ot Tinker, her own celved •wea~r wJi.lcb bore "' black cocker apaplel. pllcu ot three ot ber tp.'vorltl i woa enchanlocl with tho kt d' 1 kl 1 8weater and her mother told 11\t n 1 o coo ea the stocy - How mucll l!IC!ro tmaii!Jlall" It see.,; that her neighbor lovu lh14 1o lhJil! lua~ l,vrD!n& 'o ut lo knit PQrtleularly aweatero lor IWta~ after •:<realfrl t(D)ttlftl Ito ~.~~:·~:~:..:!':, ~~~unt: Foryearallhe.l)ad been knlttllll much better lllo to m~~te !.J1!11P mtte rir1a. thlllil, but tho martet wao Um· peoplo want, 111an JulR lbiPili lted, Halld•knll ~e-lera wer, thOJ luck In the bact ola ~'lje'r' more expe~IVI tll•n maebtne- It J'OU're IDttrMted In ~&Uur knit and tbe7 weren~ that ape· and woPI.d ~ 1110,. Jllltti 1Jr eta!. rour warea, ADII m, t •lam!>"d One ·day, thla wom&n 110t u-e atlf-adclrt111d til~ care f>' Idea or puttlnr ap~llqu• beadl llllilwapaJ)<II', and l'lt ooild 701> on the aweatero, In ~aiiJil• lllit a llol ol Fqof !IEJPI!Iilft If lllo · would ban apoctal olrnlftcanl!t lleld. · • ' .shower for Miss Mar)l • 0.... ....., the names or Mrs. Earl Mrs. J B. Marshall were unlnten· Uonally omitted. pn On Your , RadiQ Dial Writer OIJn Ingraham 11 45 12.00 12.30 1:00 Hou.t~eparty Big P$Yoft Bob Crosby Show 1 :30 2 ·00 2·30 "!:~righter Day Secret StOTm a·ao Edge of Nh_: ht 4.00 The Early Show ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter ~ 4~ _ , ~ ports Parade 5.55 Wea therman R 00 Aclif..., !-" 6.15 Dou glas F.dwards 6 30 M.v Frle1~ d Flicka 7·00 Vic Dumone 8·00 -M111irmaire 8:30 I've (k,1 A Secret try. On my arrival, I found thtl Arthur Godfrey Mr. and the week end with her mother, Annie Brewer. Mra. Elva Dailey celebrated he'r daughter, Judy's, birthcia'y with a picnic at Forked Run Lake. The Durst Quartette entertalned at the Reedlville Methodlst Church Sunday evening, R. R. Durst is building another on his lot below Long Bot. 7:30 8 ·30 ~10."00 • of IJ&tolllle tro<ldal' -.vier Ia ~· · atalloa wllll .....,,. espooed. will -.lolot &ololllti -orl>tfo. NDI IS the U. S. N•V)"• aetup for keeping tratk ol tht oortl! 8atelllle dllrlnr. :Open- Vli1CU"'"·~ »rawtor Twe\ve traeklnr atatkml an being built tn v&rloua place~, and each will fltve a tele.lcope camera y.rtilcft will ~tch the Satellite on ~ mllllmettr fihv. JafbrmaUoa wtll be flallhed to Wuhlngto~a, where the ~BM 11)4. electronte eomputer can tht S•tellltt.. path at 4.0,000 cal~attcrn.ll a tee• ond The ktelllte lt.etf wUI be 20 inchet in diameter, wttb a wall unly three--one hU»dAthl of an 1neh thtcJt. When tt b~ Ita orbit after Jaunt:hing, it wm be traveling_at 18,00:0. mph, It wiU circle the earth HVer&l hundftd mllea up (or "ou~"J t\"ery to aeeoada. · - • (lattrnattoHG'J WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP 12·30 Libert.ce 1:00 1'he Feminine Touch 2:00 Afte-rnoon Fll'fl Fettlva\ 3:3o Lne with Elizabeth 4:00 Cortoqo Clu~ 5:00 Mickey )(ouae Clu~ 6·00 Five Star Final 8:15 John· D•IY & lbe NejH 8:30 7: ~0 Disnoylan~ Navy Lo_1 . 8:110 Ozzto ~nd H~lel 8:30 rord ~ler . . . : .. t :lllt, lfedn.••~•i' ':lfll~l- Fii~lo 9:f5' $porficoJH! . -· 1•.110 Ne'!'t ol the Nl:ht .., tO; iO Tbealre IS . '· II :30 . Sign ,011 · Si~ Off I 12:30 1:00 W. Znd St• Sun(Jay dinner fUests of Mr_,_ IUld Mta. Raymond Krider and •on Jo~n were Mr. and Mrs . Russell \ Krider, ·:aobb,Y Searles, Mr. and:Jt{rs. Jack Fliek «nd son, Findla~d M:aivin :krtder, Pam· eroy. Afiernoon callers were Mr. and Mra. EllSworth ®1 and daughter Connie, Mr ... and Mrs. Bern· eat Bruch and -daughter Elb:abetb and son Delbert and Mrs. Marvin Krlde'r, Pomeroy. . Mr. and M,rl. Dick Harris vlilt· ed Mrs. Arthur Morarlty at Hoi· zer Hospital an,d Mr. and Mrs. Harley car.men Addi11on. Mr. and Mn. Thomas WUUam~ and aon of ColurQ.bus apent t'lte weekel)d with the former's P,ar- UO FJ•e Star Final 8:15 Jolpl Dal}l & the N.,.. Th.e Turnin1 Point · ' Orten~ Expresa Your TV Theater ThBater Tlme !iark ~aber "'Play qf the W,o'•k Moment of Deelalon Newo of the Ni(ht ". ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wlllia(ns. Jllr, aod !<it,, Herbert Zelbot an4' famUy, 'C4Lumbua, vi&lted the former' a' father Henry :Zelher. Mrs. Cu.rt I4llanee hu returrt· ,ed to her home alter a visit iJ\ 'PII-r!f,.,..Rhnh:• with her 1100 and IIIlTH ANNOUNCIO Mr. and Mn. Dale Garrett of 1 Mason are announcing the birth of their first ehlld , a son who baa 1been named Stephen Dale , at the Schackel Clinic: In Mason on Tue• day morning. Maternal arandmother Is Mra. Louise Cundiff ot MilSon while the paternal erand· mother is Mrs. Mlldred Garret of Pt. Pleasant. The baby w,ei&hed eight pounds, 14 ounces at birth. • &auihteND·law, t..o~u and Jlro. LaHance. She alao accom· 1 p1nied them in Florida. Sunday guests or Mr. and "vfrlil Roy Jol)es were Mr. and Mtl. B.i· ehatd Jones, Pomeroy aqd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwabt BeVerly. r A spruce tree.ralse<l to'iiiaturlty wei 'JIUa could not have produced a depend.· ible malt for a cllp~r ship. The lhip fit. te..i-1 of the "*mdjammer" da)'l preferred to cut their ~tier from ·the hfahlarid forest& where the ~~line ~ d~velope4 under the buU.tiq of .c:rou..winda. :r.rr. • ,, .For Tho.u, Q Lord, hulllOC .to.u akee those who •eek TltH.-(f'oOim •• 10.). and bleaaed In lite, haa I• U• i'!,:reoal demonatr... •nd menj', and prayar ~b!n, Bv Evelyn Brk:kles Kr. and Mra. Paul Torrence of Columbus are announcing the birth o[ a son. Grandarents are- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence and Mr. and Mr.s. Charles Chaffi!e. I 1 Mr and Mrs. Melvin McCune or Trimble were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Weatherman aad all went to Burr Oak Lake for a boat ride. Mrs. Claud Quillen 1s a medi- dte. I I 1 • --- SYRAC:USE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook and son PFC Raymond Cook sp~r.t the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Gilbert D.onovan at Newell, w. Va.. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook at Beaver Fallll, Pa. Miss Carol Diddle of Columbus spent the weekend with her parenf.tl, Mr. and Mrs . .Hershel Did· Ftan>\Je Laine The feminine Touch ~lternoon Film Festival Theater q Sign Off • 01<1 plays, It they're gooct enOUJ!t, ReYer teem to die. ;o- Pad4:r 1 Chayefeky wrote Jfidt&t of ~M Nigl&t Uld Gore Vidal did vtau to • 1 8moU Planet, both for teleYiaton-;-and, DOW tbey"Ye been turned into ' Broadway clra.mu and uiUmatCIIJ wiD be moviea. They are ..botm4 1 to make millionalrea of thelr authors," NY• a CU1I.d. apokeaman, without explaining bow anyone tan become a mtlUonaln: hi Ulla dar of the 92 per cent tax bracket. : In trying to spur the Writing of more playe, the Guild declarta it , can be ''the moat lucrative form of all arttat1c endeaYOr," and. aide from ainglng Low Jl(J T~, thia could bl true. • However. aa an old and hoary wrtUng maa from awa7 blck, t · would like to tou in oue augpsUon: atop telling writenr how ...,. their Job Ia. They've spent ye&J'I learning their trade and 1t'1 DOt just coincidental that they know bow to \l.lt ~-• put pvtldple correctly. -~ Put puijelpJe! tJW t ~ o"' --- - 2:00 8:30 Life With Elizabeth •:00 Cartonn Club 5:00 )fi~e~· MoQSe Club 6:30 '1 :00 • panic waa on, ~ v CYPRIOTS marcfl tliro-ul'h Ntcosla In the first demonetratJon elnce the truce 1la.lt March. They lhouted leftwblg phrases mcb u ..Down WI~ NATO buea.'' Thll banner reads, ''The People of Cypr:ua demaild the return ot the Arcbbiahop ..... ( lntCWMfloMJ) 11 :00 Adve11t4-fes in Learn:na 12·00 ~oon News 12:11 t<<lrhbors 12.00 Noon News 12.15 Nejghbora • TUPPERS PLAIN CHANNEL 13 THURS. 10:59 Sign On 11·00 Adventures in t.earnlna. • w.._t·• -----------------------~----------~------., CHANNEL 13 WED. ( c -................ _ , ODD Tlm108 VAN HAPPEN In lhbo odd field; bade In 1911 LJDD 1 Ri!Jp turned Out a play called Q,...,. Qrow CM lAacl that Suttcl I juat 5I performances on Broadw&J. Deven ;rean later Rodp'rl &ad , HammenUin made lt inW l mualell call~ OWG'tMMI-aDCI tbl 'i and - ------- 10:159 Sign On RISE UP IN WRATH AGAIN Hcrir Cutting Up-to.th&-mtnuta, News ](J'.:Oft' Scahnlhg the V{eather 10:10 The V'l.te Show Hospital can make himself from ~.000 to POO,ooct and more out of a lingle play even it it lm't a btl hit.. Royaltlea and a movie aBle are where the laDf rreen Uea ln large packa(et. RoJlald Alexander, for :lnltancel, wrote a .,..10 play caJ1ed IlolfdtlJI for Lovera Uta.t didn't Ht Broa4w&J &ftre-but he reportedl7 peddled the movie rlrhtll for '123,000. ·, Hair Styling go • • )Vl'lght COLD WAVE and MACHINE PERMANENTS ,. 1 • • 'liiOSE ARE SIMPLY "LL!GITDIAD:" fL&Ttl. 'Tioo Pla)'Wdrbta OuU4 roporl8 tllat an utlmatad 20,000 IOrlpla &1'1 lurM4 out yearly by 4ruggtota,- cte&AOra 01111 ~ _ , . . . roporl• era. 'l'he .lfatlttH TksHr alone read~ IIOm4l 4,000 aipta '"D"'"J'• , ptclcl.a: out 280 to be UJell Oil the air. I IDcldentoJly, It tile bUg bltea you, be fonwamod lllat lt'o louCb to pt: J'OUf toot lnto the door unJeu you've pt aa ~L AD the ma~ television networka ba.ve their own ICl'lpt ~ an4 10 4o the <lr&ma.tlc ahow1 aueh u lhld» Ou, .tlccNI, lCrolf ,.._. vWott Theater and ao on-and 10111e of the editon woa."t eYeD read acript.t aent In dlrecUy by budc.tlDC pla)'Wl11btl. 'l'bq'n dl uctwd that the majority ot It Is. tralll<ly, junk-Oll4 lhey let roputablo q-entl 'take over Ule work ot elftlnt and ellmtnatlnc. Jt Y9U hit it right, playwrightlng caa be pretty lucraUve. A. oaehour TV ec:rtpt clln briq you from •1,500 to 1$,000 for a tlq~ ahOWlng- and 1tag.e playa c:an be evea more rewanllng'. A play• When you ride in an auto your eyesight isn't as keen · as wh~n you are sitting still. Apparently the ,c ar's vibrations mlike the eye ball vibrate, producing blurred images. Dougla s EdwardS' Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa Bob Cummings CUmp,x ~layhouse lh&t ... cop)'rl81>tod by the I.Abrary ., c:ca..-. Just .. ling 11 about five lima the riA ot the vol111110 ropotend loplly by the ,.rl•ntutuel maohiDM, oxperta IIIUN lh&t tlloR are tllno pl&yo W{ittea f~ every one that•• copyri.JhtecL Rudy Dur~t. Eber -and Iva Carpenter an•1 Mr. and. &Jr•· Sidney Dunt, Portland ; Mlll&aret Durst and Joyce and Penny Tippton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. --Joe Circle, Tbursday evenlna-. The Early Show ':30 , •Y~>ur Esso Reporter ~:4~ :Jjlobri.J PB.rade ei 5:55 weatherman 6:00 Action 7:Q.O . day. 4:00 an ~-~~ A poet peat ll that thent are tcmLe 11,000 or 11.000 pla)'l wrtttea onually In lhe Unltod Statea. IIIIa ~ booo4 OD & lli'Ure ot <.000 Joyce and Penny Tlppton were guestl of Ml'~lll'e-t Durst, Thurs- Housepartv lllg Paypff · Bob Crosby -$)1ow of Younptowa. 0., llr. and Mn. Harry Summerfield of Columbu1, ll'r. OJid lin. Robert MeCulloujlh and 10n, Robert of Newton Falla. 0 ., and Mr. and lira. Glennil Hoff· man and cbildten of Chuter were week en eueltl of Mr. and Mn. Broob Summerfield. lrlrt. Carrie Babr tpent a few days at Albany with relatives. Mr. ~nd lrtr1. William Chapman and ton and Mr. ani Mn. Gordon Chevalier aD two aona alJ motored to Lake Hope, Sunday. Mr. and Kn. Gerald Kimble- and children of Cleveland aDd Krs. Kary Kimble and two thildren of ToMb all were weet end peats of their ai.ate:r, lin. GriC'e Kuhn and father, Jolan KaJior. (Jot tM wrlHng dramatic materlal--an4 hu .,_ lllOWed UDder hg 1-«-Gd tMs. by pla)'l from all OY.r the, world. tndud.tnl' Jlea. . triCe, Neb., ud Nome, A1takt Zvet')'bodJ'I Jet- rteure Guiding Li"Cbt Katie'~ KitChen .._ As the World Turn• IJur Miss Br.ooki' do It ll'l Well r 141111' to the •merle'" PlaJ'WriCillll Guild. c:ompNiac II- Tol1< otap oad producen. "'.....,. tli1Dp to have reached & potat wUN Ul)bod) .. dotal -«1. The Gulld WU fonu4 beeiMJIJ' to tenet out pod Mra. " or COMdq' Rotart dult h"""W'JM or tryiJJC to olann ttro, on IIOihlJW. AllJIIodJ euy. Clmme a pleel: ot Jr&PII'• Mra. Paul 0Uf8 were 3.00 Brighter Da)" 3· U Secret Storm 3:30 Edie of Nlg,~t 6 :15 6 :30 typewrt.tet-. recent guests of her p,rents, M:f. and Mrs. Morg T,ipl.ett, Portland. Madne Powell, Columbus,apent 11 ;] 5 · Love of Life 11 :30 Se~ rch for Tomorrow Guid!ng Light Kalle 's Kitchen As th~ Woriu Turn1 Our Yi ss Brooks 20th Century Fox Hour t:p-to-the-minute News Scanning th~ Weather TtJe Late Sbow 9:30 10:30 Strike It lti<h 11 :110 Valiant Lady ::1·00 3:15 9 00 10.00 10·05 CI!S News ' Fred Waring Wby, I bet I could write!" tbt yean ,_ haw .,.at bade'"-' to JVU!' l1r. and Mrs. Georae Souders, Xenia", came to help cel•br•te their A«>n, Randy's. birthday, July te, at t'orte<l l!un Lake • Mrs. Loulse Brewer and Leanna ulled on Mrs. Ralpb Smith and daugbters, Portland, reeently. Mr. and Mrl. Harold Brewer and !!on, ReedJVllle, were recent guestl of b\R parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. · · Mr. and Mn, B. R. AUen ealled on Ed Ward and sons, Thuraday even ina;. THURSDAY '1:00 Jimmie Dean 7:1f0 Boatl.til Bht~ie 8;00 Captain Kangaroo 8:f5 ?:110 To-BOt-,.,_--.- lolA! "Uit&--'1 ,.... fool "'u.at ......,. 1or Jllot _ . •. ~ , .. paporr ,1 :Mr:. and Mra. Howard Blrsell and daughter left for Oregon where Mr. Biuell 11 ll.ationed wlth 'he ------·-------··------------ 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston 8laekle 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 9.00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godft'ey 10 so Strike it Rich 11 00 Valiant Lady u -1~ Love of Lift. 11 JO Search ror Tc.~orrow J.-, aoyo 0 wrttto.J - - to loo looUII at blalully by o - · o r - - ...S lloo u. s: Army. Comedy T!me . ,so Movietime &:30 Popeye Present' 6 :4G News Picture 6:00 6:30 1\JilW TOII&-V 7V11- - · _ , - Le:dnaton were ·week end cuelb of tbfdr partntl, Mr. and Mra. Dell havln.li Hf!&Y• cal patient in Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Florence Harden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith at Portland RD. Willis Leadingham attended a Lions Club zone chairman meeting at the Southern Hotel In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley James of Toledo 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sellers and clttughter or Col urn· ' bus were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Sam SeUers. Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks and daughte.."s, Columbus were week end guests of ~r. and Mrs. Or· ville Crooks and Air. and Mr~ . Donald Lisle. Miss Linda and Sharon Adams of Wheeling, W. Vt., apent a week bere with tbeir grandmother, Mra. Vivian Hoffman. Mr, and Mrs. Ru55ell Leadingham and sons and Mrs. Rosfl J.,eadingham, Mr. and Mrs Kuh· ner of South Webster, Joyce Ann Lezulinghart of Lorain and Mt. and Mr1. Willis Leadingham anc! dauahters, local. Mrs. Allah Teaford Is confined to her home by lllness . Weekend guests or Mr, and Mra. Harold Duckworth were Mr. and Mra. ;Martin Gandee and daughters of Rome, N. Y. Spending their vacation with the Duckworths are thei[." _.on and daua:hter·in·law Mr. and Mrs. Max Duckworth and aon, Allianc.e, who alao vislted Mr. and Mr~ lohn ChaPman, Apple Grove. :Mr. and Mrs. William Tbcuner speltt a weekend In Columbu~ with. their son-in·law Jnd daugh· ter, Mr. and MN. William Lehew and family. the Bell Marr Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell aDd son, Stephen, and Mr. and Mn. Jack Weatherman enjoyed a b1sket dinner at Forked Run· Lake. Tue• diJ, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wataon of Parkersburg. Mrs . Robert Whiting of Clarltsbug and Mrs. Leslie JC,.L ser of Marietta. were teeeil A LATm DAY DRESS In 'b~k aUk serge 11 from the Branen summer collection. '11\e full skirt is softly pleated be· low a drape!l cunuher'bund 1 belt. ./ mony and sumJ;Ilatio-td were m~t· ly cragsy.fae:ed mountair.een whose roots are in east Tcnn-es· see. There waa one attractive housewife. A mlltronly 11choot teaeher and a young clerk, the only man under 40 lo the group. They deliberated two boUTs and nine minutes, riot eountlng l\n hour and one Mil for lunc-h. When barbecuing ste~s and chops, trim off' the excfu fat before cootin1 so that the dripping! won't eause flames to run. ___ befo" they are bil V AIJ' Al\Ali!O, ,.hool offielaiJ at ington Township people the local> for 11le. They saki nailed~to:;th~e~~:r~~j~;:;(jj the signschool by 1ome inteDc.'led to a number of -· NaHoDally Advertlled eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSIVER For The Gift You Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide COLLINS JEWELRY STORE. "Where Your Coiiii«- E. Mu!'sL·J~1111114..~-llf If THURSDAY MORNING ~ , .- SPECIAL Knee Lengtla Besierv 79¢•. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPOIIIr, OHIO ~-----------~--------~---~--------·---- 1 I I I I ' For The Gifts r You'll give with Pride ... I - r Let Yaur Jeweler I I l I check in ... check home '" sit through two weeks of testl· to fly off. Be partment will ot flushina ban · bu, which can fOr about flS II tractor aDd ICll'ft I (Contlnuecll P:rom Pttt OM) to aehool and beating up a Bap· tlat minister who rAn a heckling guantlet to deliver the Negroes to clau. twelve juror11 chosen ' PIERRE. S. Game Director ed motorl&ta eut the heavy Schrader said honk and alow Jive the birdJ an ---=--:Six Are Convicted The face of eritielam that Na7 pcrhape: did not ad in good faltb. in preparlne plana for a fl§JS,OOO 1Dlll~tution when be tnew only $202,000 Willi on band. Howenr, Nay's contract is reported -to say that he wa11 to prepare plans for a ~bed hospital that would meet tpeclflcation1 for Hill-Burton federal funda . Dr. Boiee'1 motion failed upon ap,arnt indeeilion or the tru'l-teea to take any action th.at might further complicate the Nay matter and in efteet tlcme: the- door to a further request of votera for another bond iasue. Truateea, led by Jacobs, appeared to approve Sheets• deter· ruination to go to the voteftl once more with 1 final propoul for possibly $200,000 thal could ~ added to the $20:2.000 now avallabMI 1rom the 1148 lh: levy tha~ ended lut year, and be further supplemented with Hiii-Burtfon funds at a one dollar- for two rate. Members seemed to favor thir; approach, if it wu carried out entirely by persons outlide tbc trustee board, which has no aa· thority to act. oJt was aua:a:ested by Dr. Boice that the Lrusteea have one obl.tga· tion and only one: "To bulld a building that ean be used lor a memorial hospital with the money now on hand." II additional funds ean be obtained and federal aid obtained too. so much the betler, aeeordlng to Dr. Boice. But it was the gen eral ooneensu, that voters should be given a clear alternative at B special eleetinn. This 'COUld be· A resolution on the part of tbl;! trustees that lf a bond issue is not approved, the trustees would proceed Immediately to spend what they have and take what ever it might produce. The Garden Club had tbeir all" nual picnic at Parkersburg. They visited S'everal places including the Trenton Glass Ca., the Wood County Airport and had dinner at Enjoying a picnic in the Syt R· cuse Roadalde Park Sunday were of lin. Ellie WatooJL lit. and lito. Colooel Woode food were reeeDt 1\&Mb: of Jlrs. Wooe'• Jaeol>oOJid brotller aiMI .ut...l..llw, Jlr. and members were oa lln. WaneP Bentz of Hooper Btutq, omar 11o701 Ridie. Ctatwortby. lin. VlrJII Speneer and aon ol COlWDbUJ lptnt Sundly with Mr. MilOS OIN . .AL 111d Jln. Tom Perrin and mother, AdmWio01: lito. lit. and Mra. lhrold Gardoer, .Pomero)' at. 1; Mn. Mill Sonja Lemley 1n Oeorp Pomeroy; llr. Robert. Welk of Columbua and Mr. and '1, Pomeroy; lira. Jamea Mtt. Cblrtnce Grover of Kyeer all tart Falla. were w~k end euetU of Mr, ud Mra. Carl Lemley. Dilcllara:ea: Kr1. RueMU ~=~, Mn. Mar1aret RuaeU of Athens Pomeroy; lolrl. Purl hulliJ, ' apent a weet here with her mother rov; and Infant Hlqlnbotbacat eiDo. Canio Babr. Mr. and lfn. Elmer Wbittenauer , Xenla aod Randol TolboU ol New , •:oo an wbUe In the Navy. TalbotL WCHS-TV Chan"e18 Daily Sentinel Day Book ni~ at 6 p. m. The prQceeds will be 'piRood In tho buildl~l lund. 3 : 4~ 12·00 Tonight Les who used to knit reams and An ~~~~.;~:A:.ftf?~~~Lbe held at the Roq~ $pr nao Methodist Church, Friday, July 26, begin· 3:00 lO:SO News ' Headline• 10:40 Nitewateb (ropyri ~ hl, 19~7. by United F eature Syndicat e, l nt' l ~pct•dtly {t oo f:.rs1 no t vcn often) ''!% minuh•s Nor ma l "2 m lnll\('S Jncldl'nb (sonwthi ng ~ t r;m ~e hus happen) . The Daily Sentinel! -Channel S My LltUe Margie Brld, and Groom M&l.inee Theater Qu.::en for a Daf Mod.:!rl' Romances ,...u Mr. and Mn. L. R. Gluesencamp 1peat the week end In Betheada, Md., with their son, Lawrence Jr .. wbo entered tbe Naval Hospital for treatment for iJUury be re- Sign On Today Romper Room The P!'ice i-; Rlght Truth or (. r>Tisequencttl Tir rr.t Doufh 12:00 Te;.c ~nd Jinx 12:30 Curre nt 7·.00 J,fa)'or ot the Town Father Knowa Best 8:00 Krdt TV Theater ·9:00 Tht.s Is ¥our Lifo 9:30 Wa~erfront tO :OO Masquerade Party I STIV£RSVILLE 11:30 lt Could Be You 7:30 or • •' Today 1·30 Bride rtnrl Grooro 2•00 Mat!nee Theat~r 3:00 Queen for a oa,. --~ ----- OES PICNIC '!'he Past Mutrons of Ev<Hl,geline out from the co rra l tnlo tht' n.rrrow otley thry mr r ~ l .IW l hi'OU<! h. Chapte r, OES . will have lht•!r an nnd the carpcnt .. ,-.., clostnq l hl" fi1WI p1cntc Fri day at the r;1rm of ~llCf'l's..;ivo woorkn chmn pl.u•,•d Mr and ~Irs \fox Harrah with Mrs. Leo Vnughu11 as the ussishng In dif(crenl places . hostrss Th{• picni c !li ~cherlulcd "To avoid the animals nny dan- for 6 p m un d husbauds uf the ger t he cnviron'l art' wnl clwd .tnd nw rnbcrs Will bll guests all the acrcsHc.'l clo~c fl to:wr.:. ·· thing possrUic is marlt> for I ~U OMMISSION animals to f~ l ns tr lhP~ wur1· Special numbers whh:h wHc Hll· free as in the field From 10 p m lo a conVl'nhmt luHn' nohorh tntrntlonally omitted from the Is allowed into thosr• pbcr•s nnrl ~ t orv or th e Meigs t:m1rr1v ::\1t•n's .ilefr \~e 'Sun(crmlnc•' A!>.!lOCtation Frunlly Nt.>:ht 11t the there uvcrythtn~ is srlr• ut Ch urt·h or Chrtsl Mondu y WCI"U a "We leiYe out on purpose vet')' "'rhis mosc uUne und cmotJO nu l aerloua aomentary nnt~ point only act, full M showiness and br nv l•· vocnl du et hy Mrs Erlgar Allen~· &h1t, In the wee-hours every ness, consists in dr iv ing lhr worth and ~omer Rkc MiddlemornlnJ, a human stream. I'J bulls to the rmg, the .~a m e hull s port, and a vocal du et by Viola whlth men, women. children and which are lo be righted 1n th e T ucker man and Ann e Ki ng, Zion old people mb:. raahe11 to get a arternoon They pass at a grea t Church. Mrs. Chest e r El'wln was pi~ ' in t~, baleonlea, the cro.u- speed, in a mad race, filii oj or~anist for the ser vice lnls and ' the rlna. to wittnl·s-. ri11k and dan~ cr, tbrOu li( h the old ATTEND WORKSHOP ~Ia 'how which borders dramu street s of the cit.)', filled w1lh YillhP;rt ·-btf.<~~rplnr ·one: · wllti-h VlllltllH hoy ; who try to avo1tl flw Mrs , Eleanor Ze1hcr Mrs (' 0 (iab onb p. moment In whirh horns a n.t huofs uf the murd et·ous Chapman, Mrs. Muxtne W tn~ett &J!ou,a~s Qt boyJ, spont~neous nnlmlll.s and Mrs Chm•nce LaC£'}'. vocal ud anonhnoua, without demand"The ideul suit Cor the 'rile' , liiU!IIC h•ow lwrs In Meigs County lnl appltl!le, are the valhmt ac· whose bruvrn,:!ss, dramalhmJC aqd scllools, art enrolled 111 the Elelq!•· mentary Tenc hcr s' Musu· work~hop horror pnnlb:es the hearts of oa at Ohio Uni\'ersity f1·orn July 23·2'1. ttWhen the bulb are brought lookers, Is white ahlrt and trou fl'om the eattl•ralalt1g ,armrt, serH, sand11ls made or he mp. a ICE CREAM SOCIAL ' tbtf rearh the e1ty In big ~a!ttell. red handke•·chlet ar~>urul :hc\)f train Qr truck, and are driven neck anrl the 1\lore lightness !hat S(•outs nre plannin10: an J6 the pJaee called 'Corrales del is po11slble In the feet und culm in IceExplorer Oream Soc ial in front or t he ,... (courtyard at th e Gas), very the head of runners Ir It 1s a Legion Hall, Saturday, July ::!7. ftelf to th.e rantpartr. of ramp· pride for the natives to 111<1111\~lln l9~1 · M. they tome frorw. eaeh· their cu!ltonu , it Is no ll'ss a prtd1· BOATING CLUB MEETING ~ttUe-rai•hae, In 1roups or ~lx Ol' the prudence th ey show in ca ses The Die Bend BOIIltng Cluh will I!Jbt for earh bullf!Qht, h~ auc- 11ke thi1, getllna- awa y from com - me-t•t Thursdny. Jul y 2~. at '7 30 aL Hailve daya, they ue unn11cked Ira and nonsense. Brave ar(' ,qiJ the Pnston Motors Inc., Middle· It a Ume previously announced. of them, imprude m or.ly the If! port. Comm odore Willb Leading· "verit peraon1. fond qr the noranta, They dnn'l mee t appre ham has announced a special pro-l-"et¥'1e, 10 down to th' col'· elation neither rrom their com a ram Including a film on fishing. f!M tf a,e tb' bulls eomlqe ou~ panlons nor from t he spccteLoJ·s. Plans art- !o bo discussed for a Of their f!aJf!l, to be a~le after· "Len1th: 82~ mts regatta and all member! are urged Wll1li t.o comrpent aboyt thn "Time 1pent: 1'1,1 mimJtN; tVe, y tn be pre 9tnl. 1 1tQip• 01 the buUa, their )Velihl "3 minutes Inciden t~: (da nge r.) · tnd the}l probable bravenes.. 11 That's Pamplona ICE CREAM SOCIAL ,1.,.;:::24+. . - - - - - - - - - - - - -The Rtvur view PTA IReed.svillc and Long Bottom) Is hav ing an Ice Lream Social, F'riday . .July 26, at 7.30 P. M. at the Reedsville School house. Hom e made ice cream, cake and pie. Everyone wulcome ProAREA ceeds will help buy equipm~nt for the new school. tormrr 6'00 8:00 9:00 10·00 10:30 \1 :00 1·00 !l:y Little M:arato I 1~ an arl vnnre nf ' be in the 'EnciN r o' .nHI Jn h ·r vn Sign On Romper ~OJD 10:00 The Prlee ts Rltbt ' tO ·JO Truth or Consequence• 11 00 Tic Tse Doueh 11 ·30 It Could Be You 12 00 Current parts of the United Stales, lea·ns heavily fo. wards the proposition that com munity, coun· ty, slate, and fe deral action should be carried [ out unde1' law. Any game has to have r ul es. The biggest sports farces are those where bot h sides flaunt the rules Our public Jaws are our rules in wh ich we conduct th e game of politics, or solve the probl ems of living together and ge tting things done . The laws - or rules - often hav e to be chang ed. The elements to which the rules ap-1 ply change so new rules must be devised to fit new e lements. . [ However, the spirit of America is that our rul e changes, no matt er ho w rapidly or dras· li ca lly r$lde, also mu st follow rules-Or laws - providing for changes. Just any Jo e Blow can't co me along and set up his own rules for everybody to live by. fh e dead nations who have tel that happen fill a fat hi"tory book. Ye s, th e spending of $42,000 here is pat· lially a direct fruit of cou rt esy, patience, and respect for la w on the part of everyone in a respons ible position in the county and town of Pomeroy. - - -· ho w lhp v wil l -~---· ~ :~ 9 00 Resurfacing P11ojects In Pomeroy .Had Been Pending For Three Years; Court·esy, Patience,.HavePoidOff Some people in Pomeroy may wonder with happiness why the State Department of High. ways suddenly descends upon us with a propo1111I to spend approximately $42,000 on resurfacing 2.03 miles of highways inside town The truth of the matter is thete's nothmg sudden about it at all . The town administration has had its request in for this work for at least three years Its continued pendancy ha s been in the ba<k· ground of all relations between the town and ihe state agency. Local officials understand that the decision to go ahead now followed a recent pohcy change in the department not to wid en any more highways this year. Thus, a fund that had been set up for widening became available for other usea. One of them was Pome r. oy's resurfacing job. Which all goes to help show that the game of getting things done in government (polltics, if you will) is best carried on in a sph'il of courtesy and patience. Events transpire more slowly, perhaps, this way, but th ey are more certain to happen. Public opinion In Meigs County, as in most • / gomg. Firat !bing after you get where you're Let the lolko b1ck home know you urived. Sec bow they're doing. be Your Guide B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY STORE ' Jewelers Since 1800 Mill Sl. Middleport 1\-----------~ Long Diotance coom oo . little. . GENERAL TELEPHONI ~ . ~ f/!!!);4AI~oj()....jfl. OF OHIO - . ·- �/ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Middleport, 0., July24, 1957...,5 Uord William• Sunday ....1n,. BASEBALL R'tSULTS Tua.u., Stftlttne~ ( SPORTS DESK I ! Earl (Bob) Sang. lr .• 32, form- blockina quarterbAck and lull· er BarbOursville, tl. Va., ~l-atatl! bact at Marshall and served ns bloeking ba~t. was hlred Monday vanity captain Jn hia semoi' year. nl(ht by ihe GllliP6111 lioard of For the p.a.st six years he ha5 been a.88istant football coach at my Ji!gft l!c~l'• 14611111!! for. Ashland, Ky., high school. He h ...... thh /WUWI'lf. married and tl'le rather of two children aees two and' !alii'' SliD£ served tflree years in the Ma'nnes 1 ttl! I tlefre• In before 1946 when he entered Mal'edUCiitloa. wa1 a .shall. EducatldD .- · By Qaet TallllthiD MicMieport's Little t.eague Indians mad~ it 22 wins m 2S oilt- ings fitesda}' night with a 4-2 vie· tory over a determined band or Red Sqx b\Jt seemed to &e ''SAVing tfremselves" by tl'i:inkinf mot(! about Racine than thelr job at hand. Charley Bosh, who i' expecled to start against Wee Foozy Wolfe 1n the Satuntay classic under Bath· tel Field lithb, htld ftte Sox sluggers to five hits and pitched himself out Of a jam in the 1Jottom of the s1xth that could have been nasty Mike Little, lanl!:y Sox tosS'er. Larry Morrison has worked like that ran be told now When B1g pl1eh~d one of his fine- games, two dogs, one couldn't work thal and L1ttle Foozy took lhe1r Racine hard. on hr1nging along hi& little OVA team to Gallipolis two weeks showing great 9peed His free pasfellows , his pony leagum-s. and hus ago Wee Foozy went ah•ng Racine ses killed him, hOife\•er. He, too , minor leaguers. He's a bus-y man was well in the lead m the eighth allowed but hve hit s. The Sox had two out with WalAnd he is the last one to want innmg whon Wee Foo..y was Sent lac5ai'ld S. Littre On first and secby of ,his boys npl to reretve in lo p1neh hit credit due fhem All of them w11l Gallipolis p1teher McKean look· ond ;in the last or the slxtb '\'ia the eet it. ed down at the ll·year old mighiy wal~ :route off Bus'b. With the win· nini run.J,t tba pjate ln the person But this W~e f'i)OZif Wolfe is a m!lt and snorted· of QH~r; !Ush (Ol nim on a weak ftatural m more than just hittmg ''Isn't thl! kid a litlle leaguer gfoilndef lfi;. McK<~flney second He is a sport!Writcrs' dream come we saw down here last year?" base. (rue For consider· Assured that the kid mdeed was The in<fJans got one In the sec_ Tht- name alone 111 enough to r the same, ,McKean pr~eedcd to ond Umlng ~m smales by Rich Bolmake Bob Considine's typewnter t~row to tne Ia~ who 1)1 big be· in andltq.fs M'cEihinney,·afielder~s 'Wiggle with anbcipation Side oth'lrs of hl.s age, but decidchoice~ Sfo'leD base b)' Thomas and -And when Wee Foo~y has two cdlv sma~l alon,1sldc hi.~ elders. walJCs to 'l'hotnas and Buddy Moore. &lder brothers who love baseball Ltttle Fooz:y banged out a clean They added another m the third like Anthony courted Cleopatra single. on an erN'r and Bolin's second and their name8 are, respectively: N~tural hitters e_ome along about single. :Big Foo-lY and Little- F(Jozy, man, as often as a O!Maggto, a Ted there isn't sport.s hack anywhere Wllllam.s, or a Ro~ers HorNby. The. winning runs .seored in the rould fat! to roll out paragraph A milll~n ev1! thn:gs can h_ap pen top or the fo1.1rth when oint-sized upon paragrAph about him. to a ,lad w1th true !lpor!s a_billty be· Moore walked again, McElhinney .. Besides," 1 rf'marked to Russ, tween the tlme he f11·st p1c.-ks up 11 wslked and bDLh srored on back"wh.y n()l write htm up b' ? Lo k glove, a football. or a sf'l of basket- to-back slnBlet by Johnny Singer tr you fellows take Ra<'tn~g Jt'!l ~IJ ball toRs and Gene Wise. the more to your credit. s'ee" " He can lose wter~~t Be brGught The Sox made it 4-l m the fourth For example there is n lt ~Jon~ too fast and some vttal cog on Gilkey•, double, an error a _ - --- ·-- ___a_ _~~ Jn h1s physical equ1pmen1 be ir- walk, anCI S Lit lie's slnKle. It 'be· reprnrably rumed Get the big came 4·2 in the fifth on Oiler's land ret Wa!h1ngton was rdncd By Unlttd Pt... head and think everybod} should smgle, his stolen base and GilMickey Mantle's homer wasn't out lay ttdown while he Rhines and key's second straight double quite out of this world and the BnVft KH11 NL L•ad doeMn't lmve to work hard to do it, The other Sox hitter was Hawley Chicago White Sox aren't quite out The Milwaukee Broves retained either Take up bad habits with with a smgle in the second frame. of the Ame:-ican League pe-nn!lnt alcohol. Be so in love- w1th sports Bush fanned cught Red Sox and J;"ace-but both poirt'ts seem acp.- their one-a:ame lead In the feverhe neglects nPCPMsary mental Little fanned five Indians demtc today in the Wilke Of the IBh National League scramble trainmg in J:chool and ber·omes an Indians 011 200-4 5 2 New York Yankee slugger's when Bob Buhl's two-hitter gave them 11 1 0 decisiOn over the athletic bum Red Sox 000 110-2 5 1 "greatest day in bas:eball " · stumbling PhiladelPhia PblllieS". It's a long wav from the athBush and Singer, M Little and In a one-man show that rivaled letic dawn to the- pmnaele or fflOiy Gilkey anything ever accomplished by The Brooklyr Dodgers beat the a11 a ·•stnr." The Setta't."i·Yonkee game wu Babe Ruth himself, Mantle virtual St I.:)Uis Cardmali, l ·Oj the PittsHere's where the boy's C'haractcr I postponed b~cause or muddy ly single-bandedly took the White burgh Pirates downed tht! Cincinpnys off. Here's where skll\cd and grounds' Sox ap.-rt Tuesday nisht m a 10.6 nati Redlegs, 6-3, h1 1!1. lnnina;s; LOUKS SAVES WIN .'iensible 'adv1ce on the l)art Of his Vll'Lory tbat se nt the Yankee-a $~ and the Chicago Cubs blanked the conches and his fum!ly make or Loukt came on 1n relief games ahead or the AmerlcSn New York Yankees, 4-0, in the break his fu1 un• . none out in the bottom or the League's sole remaimng "cnntehd- olher NL gamea Kn~Wlfli! :Morn s-on, 811!( F'oozy Tuesday evening, gave up er " Johlmy Logan triph!d home Del and Little Foozy, nnd rather Hilton a run-scoring double then ol lh "I'd have 1o say lt wat my Crandall in the second inmng for Wolff•, Sr, I'd say Wt!<· Fooz} 1s Pirates' Ricky Me~chmi g on : greatest day m baseball.'' the 25· the only run Buhl neeried to notch "At h1s lith wm and sec()fld shutout rorlrmalc mdeNl gro11nder and fannt~d Frank Bus· year old Jl)ugger admitted net to end tfle game savmg a 5-4 least. I can't remember a better Mllwaukee's Red Schoend1enst sinI•'JGHT FtESUL'l'S v1ctory for Syracuse starter Jack one" 'g)ed in the eighth i.nnin11 to run BY UNITIO PRESS Wllllams All other game:; were First, there was the thnll ~~ 'his baltmg streak to 20 games but HOUSTON, Tn.: Willi• Pep, cancelled ~ 'IJ,', Mickey's 465 - fool homer m the Hank Aaron. back in action arter l31, H1rtfard, Conn., ()Utpolnt· lut.f£W"in:Il · , · .1 ' ' · - tl!ll:Ill:ttD Sonny Gloeckner, who hud a third Inning that carne t:lose to five game.<~, went hitless. ed Ruu Tegue, 133, Davenport, Mantle-ltke n1ght at the plate w•lh bemg lhe first h1r ball ever h1t . lowe, 10. Johnny Podrea pitched a five,J sing l nd two double~ gut his out or Yankee StadiUm. hitter to gain hl! fifth shutout ond last o e against Lou-ks bnt' Wos out The White Sox, out gunned but eighth victory for the Dodgers, ti'YJng o make it a triple. dead game, battled back to go Jt was il;_O until the fourth inn- ahead 6·4, in th~ 1lixth inning only who scored the games only run mg when the Pirates or Johnny to have Mantle deliver a triple m the second inning on reserve Young tallied John Shasteen on an with the bases filled , hllhlighting catcher ~ Walker'~r~ bases fil error, Wellman's single and a f1ve - run seventh - inning up- led aingle. Stan Mu.~;ial singled in Gloeckner's f1rst double Syracuse rising that sent the world cham the ·first inning for the 2,JJOOth hlt of his car~er. tied it up in their half Bn sm1les pions In front, 9-6. by Micky Winebrenner and Louks, In aU, the Yankee slugger h1t Bob Sinner hit two homers to 11 stolen base by Louks, a walk to for the cycle-single, double, triple drive m three runs in the flrst George Cundiff and a fielder's and horneT-for the first Ume In 12 innings and the touched off choice. hb big league career, took over the Pirates' three • run 15th with 'fhe winners made It 2·1 in the the batting lead, .387, and the runs a single to help Vernon Law win > bottom or the fifth when Jack Wil- batted-in lead, 69, and moved to his third gawe m seven days and ilams homered with none on. wtlbJn one of Ted WiJiiams in the seventh or the year. Brooks LawThe Pirates went into the lead homer race with a tohl of 26. rence suffered his sixth loss' alter 4·2 in the top of the sixth on J DltrMr Gett Win th• Redlegs tied the acore twice Shasteen's lead oft single, en error Mantle hit hl1 super homer bat on ninth and 12th inning homett and Tom Shasteen's two--run tnple ting lett handed against rllht-hanby George Crowe and Jerry Lynch and Gloecknnr's second double. der Bob Keea:an and blallted his Syraewe won the aame in its game-winning trlple bettlnt righthalf &II Louks slnaled, Cundiff handed aplnat left ~ bander _Jack POSTHUMOUS CONTRACT wa !ked, and with two d\J.t Don Hat- Harshman, who war tllifeed with WASHINGTON UP-:-Tbo slgo. din walked. WUUams singled and hts fifth defett. Art llltmar, lhlrd Jenkins, Ernie SiDon and Wine- of four Yankee pitcberl, Wll cred- ed 1957 contract of Roy Barrti brenner walltcd, forcing in the lled with his aeventh wlo althoug!o arrived at the Washington Redwlnnlni run. Bob Grim abut out tht White Sox skin office Tuesday posthumou11ly UNTIL!, START OF LEAGUE SF.ASON Barnia was fatally WOUI'Ided Sun· P1rates 000 103-4 8 0 tor the last two lnnin... daf n1gbt wbll~ trylna to •top a Frank Suillvan seatttted 10 hit! Due to increased operating costs, costs of material and , 000 Basanet 11$-5 ,(81, . to plteh the Botton Red StfX to a dispute between two pa.trona of ., (LP), equipment, etc., we are forced to apply a now rate of 40c WUUams, Louks 1-0 victory over the Kan"J City his~ San Francilleo tavern. The per llu f« lhtoeoming IG5.7·58 bow lint seas&ll. Atbleth:r and BiJiy Hoeft won hit III!RJelOpe contall'lin( th' eont:-act tbJrd decision as the. Detroit Ti- was postmarked San Francisco, 6 Now is Ill• time to start getting "warmed up" lor comgers whipped tht llaltlmote Orio- p, m. Sunday-three hour& before ', fog league se~son. les, 5-2, in other AL pm~t~s. Oleve· tbtt mishap. ' Said 11-year-old Russ McElhinney to Sports Desk Monday 1\ight after a gruelling practice held by the Middleport Little League Indians: , "I think Wee Foozy (Wolfe) is just being given too many big write ups. You shouldn't do that." ." N_ow it's ce~inly true there are eight other boys on the Jtacme club wh1ch has been defeated but once this season and there are other good hitters and a couple of eJ~:celler.~ pitchers J>esides Wee Foozy As soon •• The Desk gets a chance - and It's going to be before Saturday night when the Indians and Racine meet - there will be " picture on this page of the Ra· cine team. , .. Sport Coats Reg. f27.95 a:t It i~ player j h' l pow· and fet: ' --- ' - -- ~ ... . ' ' BOWLI COMMENCING JULY 24th . ,I I POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS Will Be ·.II to lie ' , ' l '· . RICHARD "ROCKS" DAVIS, · Mg'r. , • 'Rotary encl R•el a $100 ... $300... $500 •..•• 000 WANT SOME CASH ? OQ .w ptpulat lAWN, MOWIRs Cholly Naranjo, giv·en little sup· port by his teammatea m the pest few weeis, took matters lnlo hts own lll•nda lnd just mL&sed pitchIng a no-hitter. 'Mte 22·year old former Pirate gave up a: seratcb hit to iWtffalo's l.Ott OI'ti2: in tlle final lrlime of a seven ~ inning game as Columbus whipped the Bisons, !i-0. In the nighteap or the doubleheader, the Jets' Whammy Douilas held the International League leaders to five bUs while winntng, 4-1. The decision helped Naranjo break a four-game losing streak, during wblth period he was l{iven only six runs. OFF w CASIL EBiRIBACH HARDWARI 111 > 110 - l'f. lll'IJa. st. . ' ' .. >' LEAGVE Coh:ni'ibus 5 Buffalo o. lst, 7 inn Columbus 4 Buffalo 1, 2nd Montreal 11 Miami 7 lfavana 3 Toronto 0 Rochester at Richmond, 2 gam~s ppd, ratn AMERICAN ASSOCIATION > '!' T, .,..STERN LEAGUE No' .Ufl!~• aclteduled :ll•l'l'tii.NATI9,NAL LEAGUE -, t, ~ · "1 W L Pet. GB Butfalc! ; .~ ., . . . ~¥ 43 .~74 ~5 43 ,1161: . 111 5fl 45 .5!0 2% Jto'onester . : . . 5G Sl .495 ft llav~n·· .. ·. .. . . . 47 :14 .465 11 Miami . . 4& 52 .464 11 Rlioli'mpp( ..... 'f"9!.'QlltO, ,;o( ..,iy Columbus Montreal 45 55 .41ro 12'k 49 55 .489 13~i Get Clut Of Tht ~ , " Getlnto Aft NEW YORK UP- It's greot to he a Yankee these hot days at Yaqkee Stadium. When the Yankees returned hoine Tusd&) night to open a 17gamc l'lome stand, they r-ound their dugout has been air-conditioneda five-ton umt waftlnll cool breezes up and down the bcmch while a de·humidifler gete rid of all that nasty t~WLilture In the air. All this, of course) has been done in the Yankees' duaout. 1'he vtslt~ ing team sti11 has to sweat it out. A n.w world of pltai!IA awlill~ you In OJ(1 for'!i71 Dlllfnctln fOw.tlnl stylfq-a ~ ID-•arfh rid• with Pflc• to: fliatth1lt'tol J'O'tfl 1 -COI"IIelnnowiYou'Dii• p!Mtantly _,.....1 • - YOU'D ALWAYS WllCeMI A T - Karr 1 Van Zandt Pomeroy, ''6~11 Phone 485 .• ' WI..lr. ..ll', •. . ' ..,.' 1 j Airman 3rd class R!chard De Moss Jelt JulY 19 for Fairbanlul , Aluka by wa, o1 Seattle, Wash , where be will spend the next 18 mont hi. Mr. and Mrs. O..en H:awley mo\•BI from the Adelbert Lee property to thP. Lee properly 011 Dusky St.. Mrl. Nettie Smith spent se-Yeral days in Btckley, w. Va. EaJ1 Watkins and Rlehard Wea ver re~ed to their emplw· ment on the river OO.t William , I. f HOSE·. : ..... I ' ' . MASON N Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reed motor~ ed to Mansfield, Ohlo, Jut w~k. to return Mrs. Mar1aret Wilson to her home there after P4ts. Wilson has v•sited her daughter in M:a· son Battered Body Of Laid To Rest Ku Sizes !WrlOYz Women's SHOES Broken Slzes l A Pamily N'otht will -be held Pr:eJbytu,i3n Cl\urett 1111 ~~~i Ist. It WJi.l begin with a diliner at 6:30 p. m. (QI· bY H~ wbich wiD infl gUeSt ·~aktr; a foreign student from OU at Athens and sbllwiDI film by EV·ERYTHIMG . YOU NEED FOR !BUILDING *REMODELING ' * . !kEPA.JI1MG svRAcust· At - y Snlo( Prlefl , .. , ..•• DeUvered Jtlgllt To Voir Job ..... : •• 'I Mr. aod Mr•. Dallas Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ed Mrs. cul'ljs Young, and Mrs. Paul Blesllng, Mr. and Mra. Munford Eslfssi'pg and Mi¢bael of Point P(ltasant, Mr~. Fannie Taylor and RoBert and 1\fi'a. Rena Bonecutter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Par~as of Union were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch noush. Mr~ and Mrs. Dallas Yeager were 1 ~ SHOP I IUPt 0. 'time · . Pi~,~: ! . ' ' " '. ' :s.etiottOI . ' .' by : NORWALI.( ' ~l~n~rS~day. ;~uests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Iii~~~~........:::=~~=:.~~3~1~1~M:..~P~o:me:ro:)~ Fey, , tiS~ b '; Jiftdraltiati~ iiYJbln '" Specicll Qiscounts ,Htrlltqll Radio md ' Heater VB Bet M.r Tudor, Powerillde, att41o, Heater, whlte tires. Less than 211,000 ml(es ' Olte ollltltt: \ P~wer '' ' ,0111 . ,, Mowen -~~--~~~~~~~~~--~--~ · · '' t,J . ' l ~r. and Mrs. Fred Roush, Mr. Ball were business vhtitors in Point Plea!lant Frida)'. Mrs. W. J Chapman and Mt:s. Mary Bonecutter and Connie Wereguests of Mrs. Leonard Roush l'fl!cently. Mr. and _Mrs. Ed Fry and Mr. Sam Boston were ln Point Pleannt Saturday on buslneu and attended I the Stock Sale. I 'I - Mrs C. G. BUlups of Point PitaS· and Mrs. Willie trnbiii0118~~~ ant and father, - ~:~rcf.~'"~~;i\1,:~ Huntlngton spent _s II •1Ith Mrs. Cecil BlesSing I -M~ S;TORM SHJ,ELD, HOUSE ·PAI·NT $4.95 gal. ' ' · Here's a beatltlfol 3 Piece Foam Rubber· Sectiolllil Rooms New Furniture 1"0k $2,99~99 ,BAKE It ' 2 pair $1.00 ·, on Mill Ella Ble.. SHIR1EY ~ ,. : ' wer~ Mr. and Mrs. Evenlltga By Appointment &, I Penn. Mr. and Mrs ~utemf'IOD · "~ ' 59( ' 'Mle Third WedneJday Rome Demondratton Club met in the ~ehool bous:e kitchen July 17 WOJ'It wa1 done on ebairs that are b'.?iOI reupbobtered. Pre•e"'t were Malid and frEda GrueJer of Minenville, Mr•. Jes•le Cottn1!. Mr... lr•ne Parlrn, Vr.1. \tlr1mia Guinther. IIi'•. Addie Norras and Mft Marlat.fl Cottrill. Mrs. Leonard Roush spent 'WedWednwday w1th Mrs. Cecli Blessing and ass1stcd her With her house cleamng. I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hart spent Thursday night wi1h Mr. and Mrs Dwight Gibbs. Mr. and ~rs Dennis Roush ware shopping in Pomt Pleasant, Fr1day. Mrs. w. J Chapman, Mrs. Mary Bonecutler and Connie and Mr W A. Blessmg were recent guests of day. Tom Williams and Flayd Roach M1ss Ella Blessing who 1s ill. spent: tb., week end at home They Mr. and Mrs. George Boston and are employed in Huntington. Harold of Akron, Joe Salamon and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kelly and Frank. Bolrton of Ravenna spent the Mr. and Mrs. Charles- Kelley and week end at the former's farm on family of Austm, Ind , were visit1. Route ing Mrs. Irene Kelly and family Mrs. May Roush was a Thurslast week. day tvenrf!g, guest of Mr~. C~cil Mr. and ,,Mif.Dewe_y Blair or Bleaslng and Ella and Mr. and BarboursYJll vt!iiting Mr. Mrs. Curtis Young . and Mrs. Artliake, Sunday, Ernie and Miss Twila Richard Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and Mr~. Blanche Van Schoyc~k and Ann and Mrs. F'anme Blake and Norman Spurlock of Columbus were guests or relJltives In New Mr. and Mrs Reese Williams and Haven , Sll'turdlly daughter, Pl. Pleasant were VISitMr. and Mrs George Boston and ing Mr and Mrs. Elza Reed at Les- Harold, Joe Salamon and Frank age, Sunday. Boston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Joe McNabb of Taft Boston, Saturday. Cleveland, spent Saturday with Mr. Mrs. Hannah Johnson called on .and .Mrs. Pearl Nicholson a:Ccl Mrs. Dallas Yeager of Mason SunfamHy. day morning. Nickey Nicholson spent SaturMrs. George Boston, Miss Patty day and Sunday with Billy M1ller. Boston of Ravenna <and Mrs. Amy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davidson Boston called on lJiss Ella Blessmg a_nd daughter of Carro.U, Ohio. Saturday afternoon, were week end guests: of relatives. Mrs. Rena Bonecutter, Lanca!ter Mr, -11111d Mrs. Clarence Ward of Grego-ry and Christi, were WednesC()lumbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Don day night guests ot Mr. and Mrs. pls,nt(erry and· son Donnie Q:f Herman Blesting of PJrkersbur,g. thens, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush had M:r. and Mrs. Oscar Henry. as Suncia} gue~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and McDermitt of Dennis Roush Jr., Roger al'ld Jim Mr. and Mrs. and Misa Ida Wedrlesday Radio and H..ler .. s~DPI ·' OWner. I Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hart of Clarksburg, Mr. Duilas Gibbs and I Sandra of Broad Run called on Mr and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs Monday Damel Weigand and Brenda o{ Huntmgton spent the week end wtth. relatives m this area. Mrs Richard Roush and son, Danny, called on Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston, Friday .~ The SUDJbine- G.irl. 4-H Club met July 18tll.. at tM bome of the adv;.or M.n. Jin~ Teaford. Plans wert m141e to 10 to Camden Park at Huttin~n . on July 28. Mem· be.-. pt-.m were Unda Hubbard, Ann Hubbard, Nanry Elchin ger, Mary Jane Loa.k\ and Kathryn Slut, one vifltor '~U)' Hen· drix. Next meetine wiD be at tilE' bome l)f Kathryn Slack July 2$t.h LETART, W, Va. . •. Ci\)SED .1951 PONWAC - Mr. and Mn. Ted Riley Jr. of Mtddleport were calling on Mr. and Mn. Ted R1ley Sr Sunday. Mrs. Donna Bucker of Pomeroy, was calUng on Mr. and Mrs. E 0 Henry, Sunday Mr and Mrs C 0 Newell and daughter, Janie of Che'Shire. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newell and son ot Mason were calhng on Mr. Andy Stewart Sunday. Mr and Mrfl. Roy Bayes of Charleston, Miss France,!! Ba)'es of Charleston were week end guests ot Mr and Mrs Orville Bayes and family. The Rev and Mrs Orville Bayes and family and Cindy Bogg of Elkins, who is visltmg their daugn. ter Patsy ~pent Sunday in Cincinnall ViSiting Coney Island. Mr and Mt-s Frankie Va1·ian of ColumbtU! spent the we~k end w1th his parents Mr and Mrs. Charles Vanan Nair ,. St-Yling - Custom 4 Door Standard Transqifsslon A Realty Good Car 2 Door. - month•. ~old Wavtl 1953 Feb tt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver VanMeter and daughter, Eleanor, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs: Clyde Stewart of Mfddleport. Vlsititig Mr. and Mrs. lohn Harrison the past week were MiSs Ann Harris, Muon; Miss Dawn Stewart, Vienna; and Mr. and Mrs. David 1-farrison and family of Akron, Ohto. James Bennett and children, Sandra, Jimmy and Sammy Joe, spent the week end at Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ambreck and family, Youngstown, Ohio, were week end guests of Mrs Grace Cartwright and Miss Katie Ohver. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and sons of Mason, Mr. and Mrs Freeman Johnson and son, Cbuck, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Glue and children oi-Pomeroy were picnicking at Forked Run LJke Sun- VIenna .11pent a few day• last week with ber mother, Mn. Maude Van. Meler. Mr Joboaon hal been emplayed in Mexico for the pa5t few '!if ' u . Mo-nth . ·!~tel Sole' ·- ..· ~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred JohD.llon or i BEST in \ Va. .. raln' Atfanta lt Little Rock, ppd rabt Yaw l•t Any Used Ctlr 'Ot•·Tft.ck f Jiho~~e 1 •Mqbile 12 Mashville 2, 2nd ' Bi~ingham at Memphis, 2, ppd. SIVERA.L OtHfk NICE GLEAN USiO CARS AND YIUICk$. P.omero)' hamburJets and pop were Jerved lUebn(l Nortb and three trlends )laltlnto•• . . . 43 47 .478 \7 Gallipolla, Lew!! Peters l_nd pale · ~ Kansat Clt,y . .. 34 56 .378 26 Hermann, Middlepbrt, Jerry ArnWaohlngton . , , 31 81 337 30 old 1 New Haven, Joe Roush, Joan Oliver, Leona Wamsley, Mr . .and TuHdaii't R.. ults Mra. Charles AUenswortll , Carol New ~York 10 Chicqgo 8 nite ~:~~~:.;Marilyn Burna, Koith Ann Boston 1 Kal'l..'ms City 0, nite 11 , Doneld Smith, Laurence ~t,roit 1J Bultjmure 2, J\ite Oliver and Mr and nitt'. Smith, C\evelanfi at Washington , Mrs. Pat .Johnson. , postponed, rain Thurtd•Y• G•mn Week end visitors Gf Mr and Cle~e1anct at Washington Mn W1lter Blake were Mr and l)e\rbit at Baltimore Mrs. Rubert Robt:rl.s and daughter; Chicago at New York Mr. WUUem Hesson and Mr and Kansas City at Boston ?!Irs Thomas Hesson, Powell, Ohio. Mr and Mrs. Robert Sprou!e and NATIONAL LEAGUE daugbter ind Mr. and Mrs Robert W L P~ •. Milwaukee 54 38 S87 C.l Chambers o1 l!:a.st Liverpool visited Mr. an Mrs. Hoy Fox the past Brooklyn 52 38 578 l St. Lnuis . :SO 39 582 2•~ week. Mr. and Mr~. James Elias of 51 41 .Mi4 3 Cincinnati Letart called on Mr and Mrs T. 0. Phtladelphi:t 49 42 .538 414 Young Sunday. New York 4t SO .4151 1216 Billy Stewart Yhlted Mr. and Pittsburgh 33 S7 .380 19 Mrs. Harold Hysell of Rutland the Chicago 30 57 .3415 21' ~ past two weeks. Tu••d•'f's lt•sultl Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Yittsburg:h B Cincinnati 3, HI inn~ the past week were Mr. and Mrs. nlte Stanley Colley and children and Chicafo 4 New York 0 Mr. Jnd Mrs. James Cunningham Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia 0, nitP- and family New Haven. Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 0, nlte Robert Ohver has returned from Thursd•v'• Gam•• a two week's vacation at Toledo, New York at Cflicago Ohio, visiting nlatlves. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, mte Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull and Philadelphia at Milwaukee daughters, Keith Ann and Sharon Brooklyn at St Louis, nlte spent 1everal days at BluMield, w. SOUTHERN ASSOCI A'i:ION .... •• "''"" h. \'oll'i!r'all\illlii - 14 Mobile 3 NasbvUie 2, 1st 10 inn Yankees Real Cool, Visitors Still Sweating One 14·~ .au St. Paul 12 Minneapolis 1 Indlflnapolis :: Louisville 0 11eftver ~ omaho~~ 4 Wichita Jlt Charleatfm, 'J)pd, rain 1v Uriltol,_ V8 Convertible, Fordomallt, Whit• 'i'llit!s Fender Skirts, Radio, Hu!*, Pow~ Steer: lng. Less than 7000 miles. Save f'IOO.fio. eon ear finanelhc. You MI'M 1 Mal11 St. , , . 43 M 1957 FORb plUL. Or "Pif futer 1f 10U wltb. It'• up -. ;vou. Aak abaut our J.ow.. U.. Juot ut Authorized MeGregor DOaler Middleport, Ohio 83 Mill St. Cleveland Detroit . . . . . .. 45 45 .1100 15 INTUNATIONAL THE SPORTS CENTER Type Get a 101ft here of $111 .•. for .... ampl•. Pay bUll. Buy bltplnl. 11wa .lulv. only an~~ pltoe Co PlY· •• tQ.41 • month Reg. $1.25 75c ' JUST IN TJME fOR · ' SUMMER, WE SLASH PRICES ON ALL F« Summer Comfort SPONGE CArS said. THANKS · BOW.LI!RS, ' fNStJLATED - today, would Sy~::~:t~·~•n I ' Now $4.95 all ••· o£ trade, orf<>Otb811 tile a«<l cMdr!OI ! Weds. Fri. and Sat. A. T 7:00p.m. Values to $9.95 8bou1d tfGW bo!' 81 OP!N 3 NIGHTS A WEEK CLOSl!OUT ON SUMMER SLACKS . SWISHERr (O.HSl 4 Now $21.95 tf!ftTV'!' at ' lloiHii Golliii Acad.. SALEI I I fu CLIFfON : IY UiiiTID PRISS . AMERICAN LEAOUE ay 1'he Goaclwlll ClaN f' W L Pet. 01 A Platter Part)' waa held at the New York .. , . 00 SO .667 home of Robert Ball, at Kaylong, d Crif<aiiO . . . . . 51 35 .t107 &II Sunday evenln,. Mu ..~~ ~ an nmei Booton . . . . 48 43 .527 12\1 wer,e en~yed and' refreshments of Mr. and Yn. IJoyd HoHman of Pomeroy are annNJnd.Ba the blrtb of a aon born at Uot Mason CUDlc Saturday evenln.. 11ie mother ls the former Winona Pickena, dau.Kh· ter ot :Wr. and Mrt. Ra:y Picker: Sr. fbe paternal grandparents are u " , , Lou Hoffman. Jflr. , an d .,r Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Meter and aona, Mr and M.rt. Ralph VanMeter and daughter tpent Sunday at Camden Park. With Dylon ·eC>V~ ': that wil~~ve yoilr living rooni added beauty and eolilfort too. ,, ,W ' J ' ' ' ' ' ~- • ' ' .. I Priced At Only ~:.?,MASON <' FUR Ma1on, Yl, Vci. ·· �/ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Middleport, 0., July24, 1957...,5 Uord William• Sunday ....1n,. BASEBALL R'tSULTS Tua.u., Stftlttne~ ( SPORTS DESK I ! Earl (Bob) Sang. lr .• 32, form- blockina quarterbAck and lull· er BarbOursville, tl. Va., ~l-atatl! bact at Marshall and served ns bloeking ba~t. was hlred Monday vanity captain Jn hia semoi' year. nl(ht by ihe GllliP6111 lioard of For the p.a.st six years he ha5 been a.88istant football coach at my Ji!gft l!c~l'• 14611111!! for. Ashland, Ky., high school. He h ...... thh /WUWI'lf. married and tl'le rather of two children aees two and' !alii'' SliD£ served tflree years in the Ma'nnes 1 ttl! I tlefre• In before 1946 when he entered Mal'edUCiitloa. wa1 a .shall. EducatldD .- · By Qaet TallllthiD MicMieport's Little t.eague Indians mad~ it 22 wins m 2S oilt- ings fitesda}' night with a 4-2 vie· tory over a determined band or Red Sqx b\Jt seemed to &e ''SAVing tfremselves" by tl'i:inkinf mot(! about Racine than thelr job at hand. Charley Bosh, who i' expecled to start against Wee Foozy Wolfe 1n the Satuntay classic under Bath· tel Field lithb, htld ftte Sox sluggers to five hits and pitched himself out Of a jam in the 1Jottom of the s1xth that could have been nasty Mike Little, lanl!:y Sox tosS'er. Larry Morrison has worked like that ran be told now When B1g pl1eh~d one of his fine- games, two dogs, one couldn't work thal and L1ttle Foozy took lhe1r Racine hard. on hr1nging along hi& little OVA team to Gallipolis two weeks showing great 9peed His free pasfellows , his pony leagum-s. and hus ago Wee Foozy went ah•ng Racine ses killed him, hOife\•er. He, too , minor leaguers. He's a bus-y man was well in the lead m the eighth allowed but hve hit s. The Sox had two out with WalAnd he is the last one to want innmg whon Wee Foo..y was Sent lac5ai'ld S. Littre On first and secby of ,his boys npl to reretve in lo p1neh hit credit due fhem All of them w11l Gallipolis p1teher McKean look· ond ;in the last or the slxtb '\'ia the eet it. ed down at the ll·year old mighiy wal~ :route off Bus'b. With the win· nini run.J,t tba pjate ln the person But this W~e f'i)OZif Wolfe is a m!lt and snorted· of QH~r; !Ush (Ol nim on a weak ftatural m more than just hittmg ''Isn't thl! kid a litlle leaguer gfoilndef lfi;. McK<~flney second He is a sport!Writcrs' dream come we saw down here last year?" base. (rue For consider· Assured that the kid mdeed was The in<fJans got one In the sec_ Tht- name alone 111 enough to r the same, ,McKean pr~eedcd to ond Umlng ~m smales by Rich Bolmake Bob Considine's typewnter t~row to tne Ia~ who 1)1 big be· in andltq.fs M'cEihinney,·afielder~s 'Wiggle with anbcipation Side oth'lrs of hl.s age, but decidchoice~ Sfo'leD base b)' Thomas and -And when Wee Foo~y has two cdlv sma~l alon,1sldc hi.~ elders. walJCs to 'l'hotnas and Buddy Moore. &lder brothers who love baseball Ltttle Fooz:y banged out a clean They added another m the third like Anthony courted Cleopatra single. on an erN'r and Bolin's second and their name8 are, respectively: N~tural hitters e_ome along about single. :Big Foo-lY and Little- F(Jozy, man, as often as a O!Maggto, a Ted there isn't sport.s hack anywhere Wllllam.s, or a Ro~ers HorNby. The. winning runs .seored in the rould fat! to roll out paragraph A milll~n ev1! thn:gs can h_ap pen top or the fo1.1rth when oint-sized upon paragrAph about him. to a ,lad w1th true !lpor!s a_billty be· Moore walked again, McElhinney .. Besides," 1 rf'marked to Russ, tween the tlme he f11·st p1c.-ks up 11 wslked and bDLh srored on back"wh.y n()l write htm up b' ? Lo k glove, a football. or a sf'l of basket- to-back slnBlet by Johnny Singer tr you fellows take Ra<'tn~g Jt'!l ~IJ ball toRs and Gene Wise. the more to your credit. s'ee" " He can lose wter~~t Be brGught The Sox made it 4-l m the fourth For example there is n lt ~Jon~ too fast and some vttal cog on Gilkey•, double, an error a _ - --- ·-- ___a_ _~~ Jn h1s physical equ1pmen1 be ir- walk, anCI S Lit lie's slnKle. It 'be· reprnrably rumed Get the big came 4·2 in the fifth on Oiler's land ret Wa!h1ngton was rdncd By Unlttd Pt... head and think everybod} should smgle, his stolen base and GilMickey Mantle's homer wasn't out lay ttdown while he Rhines and key's second straight double quite out of this world and the BnVft KH11 NL L•ad doeMn't lmve to work hard to do it, The other Sox hitter was Hawley Chicago White Sox aren't quite out The Milwaukee Broves retained either Take up bad habits with with a smgle in the second frame. of the Ame:-ican League pe-nn!lnt alcohol. Be so in love- w1th sports Bush fanned cught Red Sox and J;"ace-but both poirt'ts seem acp.- their one-a:ame lead In the feverhe neglects nPCPMsary mental Little fanned five Indians demtc today in the Wilke Of the IBh National League scramble trainmg in J:chool and ber·omes an Indians 011 200-4 5 2 New York Yankee slugger's when Bob Buhl's two-hitter gave them 11 1 0 decisiOn over the athletic bum Red Sox 000 110-2 5 1 "greatest day in bas:eball " · stumbling PhiladelPhia PblllieS". It's a long wav from the athBush and Singer, M Little and In a one-man show that rivaled letic dawn to the- pmnaele or fflOiy Gilkey anything ever accomplished by The Brooklyr Dodgers beat the a11 a ·•stnr." The Setta't."i·Yonkee game wu Babe Ruth himself, Mantle virtual St I.:)Uis Cardmali, l ·Oj the PittsHere's where the boy's C'haractcr I postponed b~cause or muddy ly single-bandedly took the White burgh Pirates downed tht! Cincinpnys off. Here's where skll\cd and grounds' Sox ap.-rt Tuesday nisht m a 10.6 nati Redlegs, 6-3, h1 1!1. lnnina;s; LOUKS SAVES WIN .'iensible 'adv1ce on the l)art Of his Vll'Lory tbat se nt the Yankee-a $~ and the Chicago Cubs blanked the conches and his fum!ly make or Loukt came on 1n relief games ahead or the AmerlcSn New York Yankees, 4-0, in the break his fu1 un• . none out in the bottom or the League's sole remaimng "cnntehd- olher NL gamea Kn~Wlfli! :Morn s-on, 811!( F'oozy Tuesday evening, gave up er " Johlmy Logan triph!d home Del and Little Foozy, nnd rather Hilton a run-scoring double then ol lh "I'd have 1o say lt wat my Crandall in the second inmng for Wolff•, Sr, I'd say Wt!<· Fooz} 1s Pirates' Ricky Me~chmi g on : greatest day m baseball.'' the 25· the only run Buhl neeried to notch "At h1s lith wm and sec()fld shutout rorlrmalc mdeNl gro11nder and fannt~d Frank Bus· year old Jl)ugger admitted net to end tfle game savmg a 5-4 least. I can't remember a better Mllwaukee's Red Schoend1enst sinI•'JGHT FtESUL'l'S v1ctory for Syracuse starter Jack one" 'g)ed in the eighth i.nnin11 to run BY UNITIO PRESS Wllllams All other game:; were First, there was the thnll ~~ 'his baltmg streak to 20 games but HOUSTON, Tn.: Willi• Pep, cancelled ~ 'IJ,', Mickey's 465 - fool homer m the Hank Aaron. back in action arter l31, H1rtfard, Conn., ()Utpolnt· lut.f£W"in:Il · , · .1 ' ' · - tl!ll:Ill:ttD Sonny Gloeckner, who hud a third Inning that carne t:lose to five game.<~, went hitless. ed Ruu Tegue, 133, Davenport, Mantle-ltke n1ght at the plate w•lh bemg lhe first h1r ball ever h1t . lowe, 10. Johnny Podrea pitched a five,J sing l nd two double~ gut his out or Yankee StadiUm. hitter to gain hl! fifth shutout ond last o e against Lou-ks bnt' Wos out The White Sox, out gunned but eighth victory for the Dodgers, ti'YJng o make it a triple. dead game, battled back to go Jt was il;_O until the fourth inn- ahead 6·4, in th~ 1lixth inning only who scored the games only run mg when the Pirates or Johnny to have Mantle deliver a triple m the second inning on reserve Young tallied John Shasteen on an with the bases filled , hllhlighting catcher ~ Walker'~r~ bases fil error, Wellman's single and a f1ve - run seventh - inning up- led aingle. Stan Mu.~;ial singled in Gloeckner's f1rst double Syracuse rising that sent the world cham the ·first inning for the 2,JJOOth hlt of his car~er. tied it up in their half Bn sm1les pions In front, 9-6. by Micky Winebrenner and Louks, In aU, the Yankee slugger h1t Bob Sinner hit two homers to 11 stolen base by Louks, a walk to for the cycle-single, double, triple drive m three runs in the flrst George Cundiff and a fielder's and horneT-for the first Ume In 12 innings and the touched off choice. hb big league career, took over the Pirates' three • run 15th with 'fhe winners made It 2·1 in the the batting lead, .387, and the runs a single to help Vernon Law win > bottom or the fifth when Jack Wil- batted-in lead, 69, and moved to his third gawe m seven days and ilams homered with none on. wtlbJn one of Ted WiJiiams in the seventh or the year. Brooks LawThe Pirates went into the lead homer race with a tohl of 26. rence suffered his sixth loss' alter 4·2 in the top of the sixth on J DltrMr Gett Win th• Redlegs tied the acore twice Shasteen's lead oft single, en error Mantle hit hl1 super homer bat on ninth and 12th inning homett and Tom Shasteen's two--run tnple ting lett handed against rllht-hanby George Crowe and Jerry Lynch and Gloecknnr's second double. der Bob Keea:an and blallted his Syraewe won the aame in its game-winning trlple bettlnt righthalf &II Louks slnaled, Cundiff handed aplnat left ~ bander _Jack POSTHUMOUS CONTRACT wa !ked, and with two d\J.t Don Hat- Harshman, who war tllifeed with WASHINGTON UP-:-Tbo slgo. din walked. WUUams singled and hts fifth defett. Art llltmar, lhlrd Jenkins, Ernie SiDon and Wine- of four Yankee pitcberl, Wll cred- ed 1957 contract of Roy Barrti brenner walltcd, forcing in the lled with his aeventh wlo althoug!o arrived at the Washington Redwlnnlni run. Bob Grim abut out tht White Sox skin office Tuesday posthumou11ly UNTIL!, START OF LEAGUE SF.ASON Barnia was fatally WOUI'Ided Sun· P1rates 000 103-4 8 0 tor the last two lnnin... daf n1gbt wbll~ trylna to •top a Frank Suillvan seatttted 10 hit! Due to increased operating costs, costs of material and , 000 Basanet 11$-5 ,(81, . to plteh the Botton Red StfX to a dispute between two pa.trona of ., (LP), equipment, etc., we are forced to apply a now rate of 40c WUUams, Louks 1-0 victory over the Kan"J City his~ San Francilleo tavern. The per llu f« lhtoeoming IG5.7·58 bow lint seas&ll. Atbleth:r and BiJiy Hoeft won hit III!RJelOpe contall'lin( th' eont:-act tbJrd decision as the. Detroit Ti- was postmarked San Francisco, 6 Now is Ill• time to start getting "warmed up" lor comgers whipped tht llaltlmote Orio- p, m. Sunday-three hour& before ', fog league se~son. les, 5-2, in other AL pm~t~s. Oleve· tbtt mishap. ' Said 11-year-old Russ McElhinney to Sports Desk Monday 1\ight after a gruelling practice held by the Middleport Little League Indians: , "I think Wee Foozy (Wolfe) is just being given too many big write ups. You shouldn't do that." ." N_ow it's ce~inly true there are eight other boys on the Jtacme club wh1ch has been defeated but once this season and there are other good hitters and a couple of eJ~:celler.~ pitchers J>esides Wee Foozy As soon •• The Desk gets a chance - and It's going to be before Saturday night when the Indians and Racine meet - there will be " picture on this page of the Ra· cine team. , .. Sport Coats Reg. f27.95 a:t It i~ player j h' l pow· and fet: ' --- ' - -- ~ ... . ' ' BOWLI COMMENCING JULY 24th . ,I I POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS Will Be ·.II to lie ' , ' l '· . RICHARD "ROCKS" DAVIS, · Mg'r. , • 'Rotary encl R•el a $100 ... $300... $500 •..•• 000 WANT SOME CASH ? OQ .w ptpulat lAWN, MOWIRs Cholly Naranjo, giv·en little sup· port by his teammatea m the pest few weeis, took matters lnlo hts own lll•nda lnd just mL&sed pitchIng a no-hitter. 'Mte 22·year old former Pirate gave up a: seratcb hit to iWtffalo's l.Ott OI'ti2: in tlle final lrlime of a seven ~ inning game as Columbus whipped the Bisons, !i-0. In the nighteap or the doubleheader, the Jets' Whammy Douilas held the International League leaders to five bUs while winntng, 4-1. The decision helped Naranjo break a four-game losing streak, during wblth period he was l{iven only six runs. OFF w CASIL EBiRIBACH HARDWARI 111 > 110 - l'f. lll'IJa. st. . ' ' .. >' LEAGVE Coh:ni'ibus 5 Buffalo o. lst, 7 inn Columbus 4 Buffalo 1, 2nd Montreal 11 Miami 7 lfavana 3 Toronto 0 Rochester at Richmond, 2 gam~s ppd, ratn AMERICAN ASSOCIATION > '!' T, .,..STERN LEAGUE No' .Ufl!~• aclteduled :ll•l'l'tii.NATI9,NAL LEAGUE -, t, ~ · "1 W L Pet. GB Butfalc! ; .~ ., . . . ~¥ 43 .~74 ~5 43 ,1161: . 111 5fl 45 .5!0 2% Jto'onester . : . . 5G Sl .495 ft llav~n·· .. ·. .. . . . 47 :14 .465 11 Miami . . 4& 52 .464 11 Rlioli'mpp( ..... 'f"9!.'QlltO, ,;o( ..,iy Columbus Montreal 45 55 .41ro 12'k 49 55 .489 13~i Get Clut Of Tht ~ , " Getlnto Aft NEW YORK UP- It's greot to he a Yankee these hot days at Yaqkee Stadium. When the Yankees returned hoine Tusd&) night to open a 17gamc l'lome stand, they r-ound their dugout has been air-conditioneda five-ton umt waftlnll cool breezes up and down the bcmch while a de·humidifler gete rid of all that nasty t~WLilture In the air. All this, of course) has been done in the Yankees' duaout. 1'he vtslt~ ing team sti11 has to sweat it out. A n.w world of pltai!IA awlill~ you In OJ(1 for'!i71 Dlllfnctln fOw.tlnl stylfq-a ~ ID-•arfh rid• with Pflc• to: fliatth1lt'tol J'O'tfl 1 -COI"IIelnnowiYou'Dii• p!Mtantly _,.....1 • - YOU'D ALWAYS WllCeMI A T - Karr 1 Van Zandt Pomeroy, ''6~11 Phone 485 .• ' WI..lr. ..ll', •. . ' ..,.' 1 j Airman 3rd class R!chard De Moss Jelt JulY 19 for Fairbanlul , Aluka by wa, o1 Seattle, Wash , where be will spend the next 18 mont hi. Mr. and Mrs. O..en H:awley mo\•BI from the Adelbert Lee property to thP. Lee properly 011 Dusky St.. Mrl. Nettie Smith spent se-Yeral days in Btckley, w. Va. EaJ1 Watkins and Rlehard Wea ver re~ed to their emplw· ment on the river OO.t William , I. f HOSE·. : ..... I ' ' . MASON N Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reed motor~ ed to Mansfield, Ohlo, Jut w~k. to return Mrs. Mar1aret Wilson to her home there after P4ts. Wilson has v•sited her daughter in M:a· son Battered Body Of Laid To Rest Ku Sizes !WrlOYz Women's SHOES Broken Slzes l A Pamily N'otht will -be held Pr:eJbytu,i3n Cl\urett 1111 ~~~i Ist. It WJi.l begin with a diliner at 6:30 p. m. (QI· bY H~ wbich wiD infl gUeSt ·~aktr; a foreign student from OU at Athens and sbllwiDI film by EV·ERYTHIMG . YOU NEED FOR !BUILDING *REMODELING ' * . !kEPA.JI1MG svRAcust· At - y Snlo( Prlefl , .. , ..•• DeUvered Jtlgllt To Voir Job ..... : •• 'I Mr. aod Mr•. Dallas Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ed Mrs. cul'ljs Young, and Mrs. Paul Blesllng, Mr. and Mra. Munford Eslfssi'pg and Mi¢bael of Point P(ltasant, Mr~. Fannie Taylor and RoBert and 1\fi'a. Rena Bonecutter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Par~as of Union were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch noush. Mr~ and Mrs. Dallas Yeager were 1 ~ SHOP I IUPt 0. 'time · . Pi~,~: ! . ' ' " '. ' :s.etiottOI . ' .' by : NORWALI.( ' ~l~n~rS~day. ;~uests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Iii~~~~........:::=~~=:.~~3~1~1~M:..~P~o:me:ro:)~ Fey, , tiS~ b '; Jiftdraltiati~ iiYJbln '" Specicll Qiscounts ,Htrlltqll Radio md ' Heater VB Bet M.r Tudor, Powerillde, att41o, Heater, whlte tires. Less than 211,000 ml(es ' Olte ollltltt: \ P~wer '' ' ,0111 . ,, Mowen -~~--~~~~~~~~~--~--~ · · '' t,J . ' l ~r. and Mrs. Fred Roush, Mr. Ball were business vhtitors in Point Plea!lant Frida)'. Mrs. W. J Chapman and Mt:s. Mary Bonecutter and Connie Wereguests of Mrs. Leonard Roush l'fl!cently. Mr. and _Mrs. Ed Fry and Mr. Sam Boston were ln Point Pleannt Saturday on buslneu and attended I the Stock Sale. I 'I - Mrs C. G. BUlups of Point PitaS· and Mrs. Willie trnbiii0118~~~ ant and father, - ~:~rcf.~'"~~;i\1,:~ Huntlngton spent _s II •1Ith Mrs. Cecil BlesSing I -M~ S;TORM SHJ,ELD, HOUSE ·PAI·NT $4.95 gal. ' ' · Here's a beatltlfol 3 Piece Foam Rubber· Sectiolllil Rooms New Furniture 1"0k $2,99~99 ,BAKE It ' 2 pair $1.00 ·, on Mill Ella Ble.. SHIR1EY ~ ,. : ' wer~ Mr. and Mrs. Evenlltga By Appointment &, I Penn. Mr. and Mrs ~utemf'IOD · "~ ' 59( ' 'Mle Third WedneJday Rome Demondratton Club met in the ~ehool bous:e kitchen July 17 WOJ'It wa1 done on ebairs that are b'.?iOI reupbobtered. Pre•e"'t were Malid and frEda GrueJer of Minenville, Mr•. Jes•le Cottn1!. Mr... lr•ne Parlrn, Vr.1. \tlr1mia Guinther. IIi'•. Addie Norras and Mft Marlat.fl Cottrill. Mrs. Leonard Roush spent 'WedWednwday w1th Mrs. Cecli Blessing and ass1stcd her With her house cleamng. I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hart spent Thursday night wi1h Mr. and Mrs Dwight Gibbs. Mr. and ~rs Dennis Roush ware shopping in Pomt Pleasant, Fr1day. Mrs. w. J Chapman, Mrs. Mary Bonecutler and Connie and Mr W A. Blessmg were recent guests of day. Tom Williams and Flayd Roach M1ss Ella Blessing who 1s ill. spent: tb., week end at home They Mr. and Mrs. George Boston and are employed in Huntington. Harold of Akron, Joe Salamon and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kelly and Frank. Bolrton of Ravenna spent the Mr. and Mrs. Charles- Kelley and week end at the former's farm on family of Austm, Ind , were visit1. Route ing Mrs. Irene Kelly and family Mrs. May Roush was a Thurslast week. day tvenrf!g, guest of Mr~. C~cil Mr. and ,,Mif.Dewe_y Blair or Bleaslng and Ella and Mr. and BarboursYJll vt!iiting Mr. Mrs. Curtis Young . and Mrs. Artliake, Sunday, Ernie and Miss Twila Richard Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and Mr~. Blanche Van Schoyc~k and Ann and Mrs. F'anme Blake and Norman Spurlock of Columbus were guests or relJltives In New Mr. and Mrs Reese Williams and Haven , Sll'turdlly daughter, Pl. Pleasant were VISitMr. and Mrs George Boston and ing Mr and Mrs. Elza Reed at Les- Harold, Joe Salamon and Frank age, Sunday. Boston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Joe McNabb of Taft Boston, Saturday. Cleveland, spent Saturday with Mr. Mrs. Hannah Johnson called on .and .Mrs. Pearl Nicholson a:Ccl Mrs. Dallas Yeager of Mason SunfamHy. day morning. Nickey Nicholson spent SaturMrs. George Boston, Miss Patty day and Sunday with Billy M1ller. Boston of Ravenna <and Mrs. Amy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davidson Boston called on lJiss Ella Blessmg a_nd daughter of Carro.U, Ohio. Saturday afternoon, were week end guests: of relatives. Mrs. Rena Bonecutter, Lanca!ter Mr, -11111d Mrs. Clarence Ward of Grego-ry and Christi, were WednesC()lumbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Don day night guests ot Mr. and Mrs. pls,nt(erry and· son Donnie Q:f Herman Blesting of PJrkersbur,g. thens, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush had M:r. and Mrs. Oscar Henry. as Suncia} gue~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and McDermitt of Dennis Roush Jr., Roger al'ld Jim Mr. and Mrs. and Misa Ida Wedrlesday Radio and H..ler .. s~DPI ·' OWner. I Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hart of Clarksburg, Mr. Duilas Gibbs and I Sandra of Broad Run called on Mr and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs Monday Damel Weigand and Brenda o{ Huntmgton spent the week end wtth. relatives m this area. Mrs Richard Roush and son, Danny, called on Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston, Friday .~ The SUDJbine- G.irl. 4-H Club met July 18tll.. at tM bome of the adv;.or M.n. Jin~ Teaford. Plans wert m141e to 10 to Camden Park at Huttin~n . on July 28. Mem· be.-. pt-.m were Unda Hubbard, Ann Hubbard, Nanry Elchin ger, Mary Jane Loa.k\ and Kathryn Slut, one vifltor '~U)' Hen· drix. Next meetine wiD be at tilE' bome l)f Kathryn Slack July 2$t.h LETART, W, Va. . •. Ci\)SED .1951 PONWAC - Mr. and Mn. Ted Riley Jr. of Mtddleport were calling on Mr. and Mn. Ted R1ley Sr Sunday. Mrs. Donna Bucker of Pomeroy, was calUng on Mr. and Mrs. E 0 Henry, Sunday Mr and Mrs C 0 Newell and daughter, Janie of Che'Shire. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newell and son ot Mason were calhng on Mr. Andy Stewart Sunday. Mr and Mrfl. Roy Bayes of Charleston, Miss France,!! Ba)'es of Charleston were week end guests ot Mr and Mrs Orville Bayes and family. The Rev and Mrs Orville Bayes and family and Cindy Bogg of Elkins, who is visltmg their daugn. ter Patsy ~pent Sunday in Cincinnall ViSiting Coney Island. Mr and Mt-s Frankie Va1·ian of ColumbtU! spent the we~k end w1th his parents Mr and Mrs. Charles Vanan Nair ,. St-Yling - Custom 4 Door Standard Transqifsslon A Realty Good Car 2 Door. - month•. ~old Wavtl 1953 Feb tt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver VanMeter and daughter, Eleanor, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs: Clyde Stewart of Mfddleport. Vlsititig Mr. and Mrs. lohn Harrison the past week were MiSs Ann Harris, Muon; Miss Dawn Stewart, Vienna; and Mr. and Mrs. David 1-farrison and family of Akron, Ohto. James Bennett and children, Sandra, Jimmy and Sammy Joe, spent the week end at Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ambreck and family, Youngstown, Ohio, were week end guests of Mrs Grace Cartwright and Miss Katie Ohver. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and sons of Mason, Mr. and Mrs Freeman Johnson and son, Cbuck, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Glue and children oi-Pomeroy were picnicking at Forked Run LJke Sun- VIenna .11pent a few day• last week with ber mother, Mn. Maude Van. Meler. Mr Joboaon hal been emplayed in Mexico for the pa5t few '!if ' u . Mo-nth . ·!~tel Sole' ·- ..· ~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred JohD.llon or i BEST in \ Va. .. raln' Atfanta lt Little Rock, ppd rabt Yaw l•t Any Used Ctlr 'Ot•·Tft.ck f Jiho~~e 1 •Mqbile 12 Mashville 2, 2nd ' Bi~ingham at Memphis, 2, ppd. SIVERA.L OtHfk NICE GLEAN USiO CARS AND YIUICk$. P.omero)' hamburJets and pop were Jerved lUebn(l Nortb and three trlends )laltlnto•• . . . 43 47 .478 \7 Gallipolla, Lew!! Peters l_nd pale · ~ Kansat Clt,y . .. 34 56 .378 26 Hermann, Middlepbrt, Jerry ArnWaohlngton . , , 31 81 337 30 old 1 New Haven, Joe Roush, Joan Oliver, Leona Wamsley, Mr . .and TuHdaii't R.. ults Mra. Charles AUenswortll , Carol New ~York 10 Chicqgo 8 nite ~:~~~:.;Marilyn Burna, Koith Ann Boston 1 Kal'l..'ms City 0, nite 11 , Doneld Smith, Laurence ~t,roit 1J Bultjmure 2, J\ite Oliver and Mr and nitt'. Smith, C\evelanfi at Washington , Mrs. Pat .Johnson. , postponed, rain Thurtd•Y• G•mn Week end visitors Gf Mr and Cle~e1anct at Washington Mn W1lter Blake were Mr and l)e\rbit at Baltimore Mrs. Rubert Robt:rl.s and daughter; Chicago at New York Mr. WUUem Hesson and Mr and Kansas City at Boston ?!Irs Thomas Hesson, Powell, Ohio. Mr and Mrs. Robert Sprou!e and NATIONAL LEAGUE daugbter ind Mr. and Mrs Robert W L P~ •. Milwaukee 54 38 S87 C.l Chambers o1 l!:a.st Liverpool visited Mr. an Mrs. Hoy Fox the past Brooklyn 52 38 578 l St. Lnuis . :SO 39 582 2•~ week. Mr. and Mr~. James Elias of 51 41 .Mi4 3 Cincinnati Letart called on Mr and Mrs T. 0. Phtladelphi:t 49 42 .538 414 Young Sunday. New York 4t SO .4151 1216 Billy Stewart Yhlted Mr. and Pittsburgh 33 S7 .380 19 Mrs. Harold Hysell of Rutland the Chicago 30 57 .3415 21' ~ past two weeks. Tu••d•'f's lt•sultl Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Yittsburg:h B Cincinnati 3, HI inn~ the past week were Mr. and Mrs. nlte Stanley Colley and children and Chicafo 4 New York 0 Mr. Jnd Mrs. James Cunningham Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia 0, nitP- and family New Haven. Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 0, nlte Robert Ohver has returned from Thursd•v'• Gam•• a two week's vacation at Toledo, New York at Cflicago Ohio, visiting nlatlves. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, mte Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull and Philadelphia at Milwaukee daughters, Keith Ann and Sharon Brooklyn at St Louis, nlte spent 1everal days at BluMield, w. SOUTHERN ASSOCI A'i:ION .... •• "''"" h. \'oll'i!r'all\illlii - 14 Mobile 3 NasbvUie 2, 1st 10 inn Yankees Real Cool, Visitors Still Sweating One 14·~ .au St. Paul 12 Minneapolis 1 Indlflnapolis :: Louisville 0 11eftver ~ omaho~~ 4 Wichita Jlt Charleatfm, 'J)pd, rain 1v Uriltol,_ V8 Convertible, Fordomallt, Whit• 'i'llit!s Fender Skirts, Radio, Hu!*, Pow~ Steer: lng. Less than 7000 miles. Save f'IOO.fio. eon ear finanelhc. You MI'M 1 Mal11 St. , , . 43 M 1957 FORb plUL. Or "Pif futer 1f 10U wltb. It'• up -. ;vou. Aak abaut our J.ow.. U.. Juot ut Authorized MeGregor DOaler Middleport, Ohio 83 Mill St. Cleveland Detroit . . . . . .. 45 45 .1100 15 INTUNATIONAL THE SPORTS CENTER Type Get a 101ft here of $111 .•. for .... ampl•. Pay bUll. Buy bltplnl. 11wa .lulv. only an~~ pltoe Co PlY· •• tQ.41 • month Reg. $1.25 75c ' JUST IN TJME fOR · ' SUMMER, WE SLASH PRICES ON ALL F« Summer Comfort SPONGE CArS said. THANKS · BOW.LI!RS, ' fNStJLATED - today, would Sy~::~:t~·~•n I ' Now $4.95 all ••· o£ trade, orf<>Otb811 tile a«<l cMdr!OI ! Weds. Fri. and Sat. A. T 7:00p.m. Values to $9.95 8bou1d tfGW bo!' 81 OP!N 3 NIGHTS A WEEK CLOSl!OUT ON SUMMER SLACKS . SWISHERr (O.HSl 4 Now $21.95 tf!ftTV'!' at ' lloiHii Golliii Acad.. SALEI I I fu CLIFfON : IY UiiiTID PRISS . AMERICAN LEAOUE ay 1'he Goaclwlll ClaN f' W L Pet. 01 A Platter Part)' waa held at the New York .. , . 00 SO .667 home of Robert Ball, at Kaylong, d Crif<aiiO . . . . . 51 35 .t107 &II Sunday evenln,. Mu ..~~ ~ an nmei Booton . . . . 48 43 .527 12\1 wer,e en~yed and' refreshments of Mr. and Yn. IJoyd HoHman of Pomeroy are annNJnd.Ba the blrtb of a aon born at Uot Mason CUDlc Saturday evenln.. 11ie mother ls the former Winona Pickena, dau.Kh· ter ot :Wr. and Mrt. Ra:y Picker: Sr. fbe paternal grandparents are u " , , Lou Hoffman. Jflr. , an d .,r Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Meter and aona, Mr and M.rt. Ralph VanMeter and daughter tpent Sunday at Camden Park. With Dylon ·eC>V~ ': that wil~~ve yoilr living rooni added beauty and eolilfort too. ,, ,W ' J ' ' ' ' ' ~- • ' ' .. I Priced At Only ~:.?,MASON <' FUR Ma1on, Yl, Vci. ·· �• .-· •• -·-·--....---..-..-...-............-- .... . ) ='. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Mlddleport, 0 ., July 24, 1957- ? • •·lhore an a few thin~ f<lu bav. · _ ... yo u flnd them, they had already r.ourtd common intl!rt-ltf and were THE PR!.VI:Dfs lotJ' "- ' ' ' · • ' ' <MI(rluJir (~<haollof view• whlle ' -:;,A pared apple• IIJd thP r: ~~T otn, ,.. ab w::ked n . . . . a s tc,.oe._puv.. d.1nne •· ot PtJe • 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q..i;;Jy Z4, 1957-FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESUL TS ..... . WANT ADS IvcstJgators called Loday for nc· hcrst orficers co ul(ln'l unlock the Uon to recover some of tbe o:J . ----~ ' --- ~ 6172~~~:_~ · 3 ~:~IS-6 tc 16) For Kent or Sale ! -S A Chairman F. Edward Hebe r t D·La. of an armed services inThe Dora Romine property lo- vestlgating subcommittee demaoJ· cated in Dexter. Ohio, aDd Mlddle·j ed also that disciplinary action port, Ohio, will be sold by the . be taken by the Air Force againH unders•gned 01 t the taw off.icea of employes who approved the GM Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio. at contract. 10:00 o'clock A. M., Siturday, July The Hebert subcomRI;.ttee mR dE" '1:1, 1057. Property loeated in Dex- 1 public Monday a General AcLer, Ohio. i! appraised at counting Office report on wha t FOR SALI this sum. Propert)' located in Middleport, Ohio, il apprai.Jed at $4.000 .00 and eannot be sold for , less than this sum. •Real eatat.e to be sold to highest bidder, subject 112) Wanted to Rent to the approval of tbe court. Sybil Ebers bach, Executrix Unfu rni~h(·d 3 hNtron m home. (7 )19. 20. 22, 23, 24,2:5,. 28 7. ~ We wb;h .to t ha nk all our friend ~ l ( 14) for Rent and nc1ghbors f•r their kil'd n«-ss at the death of our hth••r. HWOM I!UliSE. ;J m:rc garden. We arc abo gr:~tdu! to Harl e~· $:15 00 1wr nw i\1 AppiC' Grove . St·C' i\ Ic· x Whc•· Ie r. 7·22·3tc Strong Funeral Ui n•<·tor anrl Lhe Singers and to all tho~t' -·~ - - - --who sent flowers . .Mr. and M~ ' Room;; for rent. Close to town. Earl Nelson. 127 Bultl'nllll. 7·18-l2tc 7_24:-ltp ---· (8b) Auto .Services 5 room and hath apartment, new· - - ------"- _ ly dcrorat~d. Call 294. 7 2 tf I . H. K.AWLidGS SONS CO. - 24 - -- hour ,.,, ...ker S••·;··· Day ( Phone 6227. NiiDt. Phone _ _ _ __ _ - · - -fi03P·l". DODGE - PLYMOUTH FOT }te:Jt _ f.x l!!nslon i..adden, DEAl-US. h U Scaffold l, ;,,mis, Drop Clothl. Clinlon t"'~hr r, Middleport. (8) UtO aleS Phon• 82b5JC. 11111 • Legal Notice ·--- USEIJ roiJ - ;p~o• ay b('d . Call 3005 belwPPn 7 30 A M. an {~ 7 :30 l' ~l 7- 2a-Jtc -- --- - 12) Card Of Thank•. ''' legedly excess pr~fits Genen;J Moto_rs madefor bui1dmg , 309 . F84 jet f1gt:ters the Air Fo~e $6,900.1 ( 11 I• w ---_ ___ -- - - - -H•adquart•rt for 4 29 tl i tn ~ ~- - d ante T0 Buy an d tanoot b• •old ror 1ell th an th • GA0 'lt&m"'lnite Luggdge - Lane Cedar t:·h['lllR - LAU Window FansFrigidaire Refrigerators. lak•r t!urnltur•, Mlddl•port, Ohio • _A HlNGTON UP-House turned over to state police, Am· cufrs. State police had ' to usc shears to cui loose the steel links. (I) Notices ,,. W S However, when 2 ceabl Pf'•~ "A"ord, one ln.&.. rtloo. Minlm:1m chuKe 50c.-f. ~oentl per word for t hne consecu tive insertlona. Special -One month tor 25 cenls per word. Full. rate of 2 cents per word will be chnrged foT adverthlng tt n~t paJd for before the l ~cn of each mont h following Insertion. Errera In Advertising-Should be reported immediately. The D11il1 Sentinel .. 1 11 not be responsible for moPe than one lncurrM Insertion. Card of Thanb and Soocld Notices of Events $1.00. Obituariet oubUahed at 1 cent per word. -- To Recover EXCeSs Pr0 f'tI S Of GM hanrl~uf!s aboul his wriets. Konvel.ski was uf RATES ) AMHERST , Mass.-After ., eap. turing suspc:c Led bank , robber Carl J. Konve~ki of Greenfield . Ma£S.. the police snapped a pal.r PrlONE 398 • Dem'ands lmmedi'ate'Acti'o'n WELL CUFFED NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Admlni•trator With tht Will Ann•xtct E•t.t• of August H. wa.r O.C.•ud Notice is hereby given that Vernon Weber whose Post Office Address is Rutl1md, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administrator I with the Will annexed of the Ea tate of August H. Weber late of Cheste r Towns~ip, Meigs County , Ohio, deceased. Datcrlthili 19th day or July 1057. John C. Bacon Jud ge or the Prob11te Court Meigs County, Ohio '.71 24. 31, (8) , 7, 31c . H b t h e cr as ff . .~ o ere.._, called "unre ... nably h.igh prices" paid GM under theGM Suppli•d Clfl contract. The report .said GM It .said details ~ tl'.e •ontract chalked up a profit of $3 2,940 ,. u, .. 000 on a $20S,99B,OOO portion of have been a matter oJ public rec· the $375 ,848 ,000 contratt whert- ord for nearly two years and as a• a profit or only $lft4BI,300 early as September, 1955, it suphad been "contemplated." • plied detailed cost and profi t , Avdltora All-•l• Barrod data on the contract to Heber~'s .... ' I The GAO sometime.; called th~ ~ongress' "Watchdog of the 1 said CM refused to let I~ov.ernment auditors see its book;; m meompleted defense cOntract.~ reasury" "Ol.d Timers ' celebration at data to Congress along wi th th•) town. Pa. Hi.s son report. 1 a patient Jn their home Yankee St.adium Saturday. "We are certam that an exam!· Mrs. Kate Davis Is visiting her ALL STARS TRAt>ED r.atioo ot the complele record niece Mrs. Fern sweeney ne!lr DETROIT UP- AII·Star• Ted will confirm that GM's prlre on Salem Center. I this contract to the governme11t Ronald Folden and !amlly vi.'ht· Lindsay and Glenn Hall of the to Issue P . ·subpena to let the GAO auditor .. : sec the books. ' General Motors. in a statement issued Monday night, denied any wrong.doing and .!aid it has com. pleted lhe contract "to the .satistaction of the Air Force over two years ago." It said itB prof:ta em iiiC con· tract was 11.3 per cent of sn it ~ before taxes and r,,4 per cent !tf· ter taxes. "'This'' 1t said, "is a reasonable rate of profit ar.d subslanlially below the rate . . realited by GM in its commerciiil business." subcommittee GM said ~n June 18 of this year it replied in greater detail to the GAO Which planned to rc port · to Congress on the contract and ukcd the GAO to give tbe I statement s aid. The government auditon, how ever . blamed both GM for allcg· edly overstating ltJi probaUi c costs and Air Force contractine orticers for failing to ''analyze and eva1uate ertectively", GM 's prke proposals. PARKER RUN By Htztl Fr•ncl• C ..,,h Rathbur'll and father, Jon&d ca11ed on Lillie Franci~ Saturday. I Detroit Red Wings Tuesday night cdM~~n~:~ ~~~. h~~~;~l~:~a~er;;: were traded lo the Chicago Blaek and sons spent a day last week Hawks of the Nstional Hvckey with his parents Mr. and Mrs . League In . the late::~ bWit~h made by the hocley counterparts of the Ralph Swan and sister, Berniqe. Mn. Merle Davis and Mn. New York Yankees and ·KIIDJU Delbert' Mil1m helped quilt at the City Athletics. home of Mrs. Caton at Salem Center Thursday. FLOYD IN SHAPE Archie Simpson and wife ~~ turned to Elkhorn, Ky., after GREENWOOD LXKl, 1'1. '/. VP spending a couple of days here -Heavyweight champior. Floyd at their farm. Patterson, trilining ror his title' Stewart Brewer turned over h iS defense against Tommy Hurr;l•, tractor a few dayg ago but he cane Jackson in the Pulo Grounds I escaped without lnjunes. In New York. July 29, has bee~p. pronounced In "excellent physl• cal condition" by Dr. _Alexander SONG FOR PRINCI!SS Schiff or the New York State ST ALBANS VI • Fl · • .-/.rr or- Athletic Commission. ence Bostwick, a plantsj..organi•t here, sent Mm;:ess Grace or Monaco a lullaby she composed aAaKA WINS DISCUS for baby Princess Caroline . Mr!.. Bostwick re~ived a thank you HELLEFORS, Sweden UP- ~~~e t~!trpr:~~~ :~~~~"att:.~~mt~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ilnd.) G. Dot· 11. Manila I H . MI~Lake 28. Da.wti ' 1056 Oldllmoblle $2,.g;- Super lis 2 dr. Holliday Cpo. Less thnn 14.000 actual mil es. Powe< slePrlng anrl brakes. Fullv tqu lpptxl . Blaet·t nar'a, Pomeroy , I I M (phy.s!C3) 38. Cholet grOup 40. Cla.,w ' U.Burdened 42. st&irs I ,. 3. Turf ·:·t... J; •' . ..... Hire! i9:J3 Sulek Spccial11. $995. Two extra fine ca r~- One waN owncrl by em•• or our mechanic:>. Blnclt- "BY th• I" lour nar·•, Pomeroy . 7 20 6tc tor b('.flt UICII car VALUt:S, SC(! cmws. - --191 For Sc.ie BILl, or Contract"'' 7 9 1mop ~- --- eGradine &: Ditch Dlg"lng e Back-Hoc ::tervice e1'ruck Loading Equipment • Dump ·rruck SCTvice '1 fJI. rrestO Hteam J'r, ·~~l li'C Cooker Caunor. $1:5.00 Ph one 6314. 7·22·61t• --- FOR SALE Ott TRADE - 22 aere ftrm, • room hou~e . MAll and achool b\1;1 route . Sell or trade ~or houwe 11nd Int. George Kennedy, RuUond. Ohio. 7 20 Btp .. VlltGII, WAMSl.EY Phone Cheshire 7·74.79 (20)Business Servit:es BULLDOZER for melol utility cablnot $10.00. Ctll 6330M or can be .ecn at M2 S. Third St., Mhhllllport. 24 In. Pedestal FAN MARTIN RESTAURANT ~or UW' GBVESIR BLOCK CO. - ------· .. Almnln1.1m combinatloD. storm aa.d Saw dust and sh~.' lon•lc<'l in your truck from btn or clc!lvercd. OHI.O VALLEY MFG Kreen wlndowa and doorr, SLeel and aluminum awnlna~ lnd canop!ea. C•ll Wllllam R.tdlord. Rod: 8trh111J. ll 2 lmop. HS~Stc CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS , 0. _ ~ '• .•. ' ' CRYPTOQtJOTE _ Ji~rh · ·~.·.:.· jQ wor~· lallavo U S. Won't End .$tatu.•.. o·f-F0rc•• Treofl•.• I lu ll y.'' ' •· • ' • ....• ,r• ... Such a chance ~On\et~f"~il~ h a good reminder lha• the pj'gblcms raised by the motor age af· 1 feet th e folks Who Jive irf mQ~il,t I home,s even more -thlll the ,rest n( our natiqn on wheels. But if all traile rites are aS level-headed and .se nsible as ihis lady tllef have little to worry about e• tht.oy follow the seasona . WJth their home hitched behind ' Ple l I ! I 1 W States .wut .end Its sta.tus·of-forcea .trea.U~ wlth othe~ ~(!UD~ .,~1. trle.s de,Pite the fur.or raisl!ld ln Congreaa over Lhe case ot Al'll«r.J~ i GI William s . QJ,rard. . 1 ( ··r: · ;~.: The ~dmlnlstratlon has made It clear th.at ~ree.ltln~ thJ , ~attu. ; · providing for trial ot American aoldtera ln forFicn courll, -wpuldupsct International rel-.t.JonL Otrlclall 'a1so· htVe warlted that ailch a,ctl~m cOuld tdrce wl~\1drawJ.~ ot all anned forces overseas. ,. For tflis n:ason, ah"'nr Pf'uu re Is b'lng exert,. ed in Congress ~o quiet t);le uproar a~emmlng from J'a.pa.n'll lnststence that that DilliOn. bt at~ lowed to try Glrarc1 for· k,llling a Japin~s• woman. The result: TheN: Ia little or no Jlkeh· hood of apprG\'al for any resolution urging .t he United States to end the troop treaties and the issue probably will be quietly bUi'iell by tile end ·of t he year. . · e ' it': \ . . ... .. .· \\1LSON u rn .LJNG-D,erense Seeretary' Charles E. Wilson is seriously considering chanJ• , lng his mind about .Jettln,g out ot tl'.e Eisenhower 'Cabinet this •ummer u !'tlld been ~xpected. The blunt-spok~n Pe• .·• tense chief fully planned to resign his post alter the end ot the fight in Congresa Cor the new appropriation for Pis .;Jepartment. .'~ ..., Willa~ had intended to ·stay just long ~ough to battl~ pro~~ ~ riiakt: ~eep ~Jhes 1n the mUlt.ary Spetldlng· requestat~~. fa~• lo,wtn:g hls wit~'s urgjngs, he was gotng to get out. NoW, he is 19.. terf•te<l 1Q. th~ way \l,lkl _a re going for a dl1a rmament 'paj::tr with. ~· Rua:,.!a, Th.~. ,Peq.tagoq Chit?f has made lt known that becauae o,,:;·· . thiJ, 'b'e Tl}lfht rema~·. . · ~··, '·"ll . spec.u~ilQ~ tl\at w~i,in would r,t:.ign moun.ted .,at~~r' ~rf, ;I Gl Glrar• ' No Chango• Soon p~t~ltf ' Furor Ovot ... G.ironl ~~~.~\ Specif~J to Ce~ttTtll Pretr As.yoclatlou ~ l r; , ~~lfiNGTqN- ·'I'here is little or no chance that. 'ttie· ~tfl4 . , ·~ ·' H..,.. ;: 1~: .. •. S!<:ret\rY•Jl~eotg~ HQlltphnY, dooldod to leave thp,p.binet ~~11ft . Mean....%ll•• there lias been~ reve;s.&l Q! 1QhJ2~(!Ulg sp~;tlluil , tha.t SJ.cr!tary of State John. f .oeter :Ollll!tf!-rand AgricultuH ~tfCretis.ey U;i• Tart ~enson would etep ont pf_otrlctallife. ~ ··! ·~~. ' ~~ ,.. ; j. ' • -- 1. .. ~::\ !'A'J'J'LE-T~l-E GRAY, TOO--While the United States talks p\,1~ llcly ~b!)ut making nuclear bombs that are "clean"-re!atlveJy 'tree ~ ot deadly radioactive fa.Jiout- the Soviet Union is s~cretly worJ:clng on nuclear boJnb.s that :maximize dlrtl~ss. according to intelligence ·~ reports. , W E ~~ Q a 0 J N !( Y W 0 V W B J V K of the" deltb.,ately "dl~y'' ¥'"pons havo report· ·. . -~" ,.,,,. ll. ' •-;~~ · · ~ .tdJ~ jilate4 -:;..';I.e stretches_Qf__~ .near the Reds' ~1bel'ian ..._ EWXV iol.P V! AKJ GO CWK AW '-1'\-.-,:.f ' ' itif:J"'1'S':!'~ . ~~ : ~ ' J)~I1fgn 1ttrrit9rlef .,3ownwP\d {rrom this atom range are gettmg Q K B--X1< P Y X K N U 3 J K. B · a large Bh!ltfl! j:if the radioactive fo.llout In the fo1m of cancfr· ,- l'ts tf'rday'M CrYJ!tOIJUOte: LIFE IS REAL! LIFE IS EARN• ca.UIIng Strontlum-9<1 plu!J JQp\e other Insidious chemicals the RUB• EST~ ANQ THE GRAVE IS NOT ITS COA!-LONGFEL,. .liail.s 'li.dd .to tllelr 'bombs for that dirtiness tlavor. LV\o\'' . ~ .1/pe.n ~';Cins to sutter plOBt from this · fallout. However, Red fi Chlfia,.. th6 Soviet tJnion'll staunch ally, is also getting sprinkle!! P!~\rlbU. Ied by Kina F.:&hll'et s rn f1~•t• with Russian bo!llb ti!St fAllout: . .....,,....,...., ·' '• AUTO IIALEII HAVE ' The 'Dailv. Senti . I "; .. ' ' ' .. '• Mailed· Rodney Downlfttl l'lro. Avt-ltl. lloolltl ACCIDINT l.lh.c-ltJIIMI . . . Reallatote Broker In MIDDLII'OII!.. ~ ~ ~ __ Good aMa VMII CU'I AU Mtikn ud Modell 11\'lllJllA~CB AGENCY· Mtull4 lttttr .. "We lllle night driviDf JhllY.. of the hi&Jfwt.F. n9.e Je}teCtin tplt<ri.t.. OJ> th! eenter il~, lluard marken •ad all the ' 't~._, s!!lllil, aQd >:It U:eJ lf~ 81 p . as drivinJ In dayUebt. W•.l wre ou:r tall and he~l_.,.ti · r#. workina 1-I'JPCJ'lY we . neYM drive when we're ~lupy,)nd '~we mak~ sure that we drJ~ pa J·. e ;-Ia · ~~~~ BY FRED LASSWELL NANCY TEuMStONSEtMCE Cleland Appllant~ W. MaUl st. Pomeror 1-3-11 · ~ ':\: ..; ,. Till! 11Jill R FAIIJL y This House for Sale by owner. BeauU· ful ranch 11lyiP, 3 berl rnom home with reu wood sidln~£. Pine pancJecl living room, with wood burnlna fJ•·t•placc, full hnsr tnont. Loco~tt.'<i 011 Orchard Hill, Galllpolla. $13,500. Call Gal. 1695. 7·Z2-31c htr•, ponds, r-"7·.;;;24;.;-ll;;;;t•~..,.-----., l I 20 B1 Insurance FOR SALE CONCRETE BLOCU I ___ _ . b•••menh, landscaplnt. R. M _Cowd•ry, Long :lattom. Phon1 · 10, p 5·2S.tf Ll'IRS. PomeroJ · 6: 'fJai&i 1. YoUnt· ~al mon .s. Mistakes - Iprint.) · ~~~==~· 3 Fox Tert.re;-p;pplc~· and moth· rr. Ch••P· Contaot " call 2601 aADIO • throuJh Albany. Shirley Nd · Photlt 'iJO _ 11m, Carponter, Oblo . 7-24-Str Store, l&d I , ~/" l'iit~~4(pve 01'• tall.tt r • u~ J 0 lto!}RNEY GOOGLE and, SNUFFY SMITH METROPOLITAN 22 CaUher H & R 7 shot pillto l 2-23-tf <hrorne plated !inloh $20.00 . QUICK SERVICE on W""'h J:o. 8rl1tol Tubular 1tccl rtyrod 8 palrtne by .I'IMI'tOI'J Trallltd tt. 15.00. Double door wkilo.: wttchma'ler, COlLINS JEWE. "''· _ ~ '' : j "-'- j1~' ,, (21 I Reol . • ~~· I"' tt ,.. '\ ·xl ·,, -ii"'. · .•,,,._, .A X v 0 L ·Jl..''4:.{C,$. :« ' .ft · · ,1 ~ . .-.,. · ·"'1, ·; ~-: \ .. ~·.:· 1 ' ' -- is ·L :0 .N u F ' 'E L •t,; 0 . W ,. · ·•·~ "))~·/ft\~ ~ I Cti!~ simply ¥uuids tof&it~t1ler: ,ln;rt~is •tmpt~ . ~ ·~~ us!l4 ~ -~ ·rgr. fh~ three L's, X for the twO O's, etc . . Single (etteno' ap.oa• ..ttovhes, the· leng th 11v'd rorma tion of tho wqrds 1!-re aU hlnt1. ~~~~ch day ttle code letler!J ar~ different. ' ·· A Cryptormm 'Quqtatlpa 118 I ,' ~~ · . DQWN 1. Salty ttalnt . 39. Regulation ~ ·· " •. 2. MlStreated 3, Injured 4, Chill ~ . w •7 31. Worlt /~t~Nt)''t AaiWf' 38. ~leva ted J'~ i"' large 36. Conclude i., {.? ).jf pAiLY.. 19114 Buick VB Super. $U19:5 . 4dr. Sedan. Dynarlow drive. :fl & H. New one coal about $4~0.00 'T'hla one like new In a ppe;trEstate BilC O and condition. BlllPtlnilr's. PooteToy . 7 20 8tc l'Jti u1 Jug, in1C'riur <tlld ('\: lrr inr U('autifu l white Brick 8 room Avail;ltJ I(• 11 1111' H ~ •1•'s rt'ason · home, 3 bcdroomM anti bath, 19M Ford \'8 Cudomllnc . $l.OM Bralo'y Phone nhl •'. Homtr screcn ·in rear porch overlool!:· 2 dr. St>dan. OnE' of t he he11 t ap· :.:S:Rl-Y 7·22-J2U ina the beautiful Ohio River . pcar1ng ears on our lot. Blndt nar'll, Pome,.oy. 1 20 61e Wnn1.t•(l- f't1.Pio: tt ll.oN{ ;II\':J-25 1 cily water, new Oil fumocc. y(•a1·s cxp('rlen<'<' . l<'n•e e''i Alilo 3 car garage with 4 room . OM! Che vrole t as low as $805. mall· .~. L. V. Reisinger, R11cln • new modern apartment, o!J tur· Fottr beautie~ . 2-2 10 '~ and 2 Ro x 124, Ohio. 7·15-•' nace, beautiful lawn, over an Dei-Aira. One like new cnnveracre or garden. Irving Ka.·r tlblt and !t two !loon. l.llaettJr., Phone 4M. Pomeroy, nar,ll, Pomeroy. 7 20 me For l24-6tc. Wanted ., rouw u11 throu-.h . or ne11r b l• eltitt. "Dad md I bave plent)· of time but we like to use the • m11o~~Jr Dl~ip highways so w•• Jo a lot of our driving qt night wlu~n it is cool - th,c roads • J:01~ 'i a.e I)' helutul when our \ added 33. Eng)lth Quaker . (pea~ .) 3~. Gelett Burgeu _ch~'{ t:ler ~' 34. Roved at < -.'':'' -..,.=====.-,- ' 24. An outcry 2~. Basquellke cap:s 26. Biblical mount :l1. Wriggle (colloq.) fo:athers ; or 7 20 6tt HJ:'\6 Bui ck VB Century. $2,!iQ5. 2 dr . Riviera ('pe . Sllllft lvor~ &: White flni ah. Dynaflow d'rfve. One careful owner. B!aettnnr's, Pomeroy. '7 20 6tc be ot day :!J. Dressed. ··'~ .. WHEREVER ~tv. . YOU ARE I . I 22. Er.ist 32. Epqch Help Wanted •' ber to k ~ades 25. Shout ll;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;~_;::~~~~~~~~~~:;;;~;;~~~~h;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;:~;;~;;;;;~~;:;~~~~~~~~~~;;~..;~d;~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l I --- pickle 15. Doctrine 16. Swamp' ' 17. Neces£ary 20. Golf mound 21. Whirlpools 22 . Cautious 2:1. River of I NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT E•t•t• of Thurnn L.. Ston. OtcHttd Notice Is hereby given that Thurston Stone. Jr. whose Post Of· Waitress Wanted rice address Is 230 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly apMust Apply In Person pointed AdminlstratOT . or the E&~IARTIN RESTAURANT t•te or Thurston Lee Stone late Middleport 7·23-Jtc Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated t his 20th day of July 1 9~7 . . iOllsCki'(']Wl' wan I cd Two adults. John C. Bacon Fred K<llt f r, I'Dli \Nti)' 7-2:-J-12tp Judge of the Probate Court Mcig~ Countr, Ohio Help WantNI -~ ll ou:-.l'b·c p er OIJ 17) 24. 31, (8) , 7 , 3tc }l l 'llrs o f Olf,:(' t 'op'an Jothn IJuc:l' - -----~--nt 1', 157 Dock t)t., Middleport. 7 · 16·l~lp COMPLETE Inourane6 Proteeilon, Llfe, Autc·. Fire, Polio. C-.U Dor Employment Mi111, Mlildleport, Ohio. 19. A charge hemp 12. }j[erganser 13. Sntlced Ill 1 9. Nearer 29. Amert10. A woolen can cloth 10. B .) Indi~ . '6~ ("'(' 1dlment 30. Tenant J.f•• i.C. .1.d o! 31. Num- ACROS!t 1. Master Walter Brewer Is slowly re r · · · h' h , cover1ng rom InJUTJes w 1c .le receive[! when his motorcycl ~ skidded in loose gravel. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Clark and family of Charleston were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merle D i nd r u not Rink Babka of Southern Califor· a~:S.a How~~cl ~nd and son of ,1 e. rila won the discus throw and the Pennsylvania came after Irving Copenhagen, Denmark, inform~d shot put Tuesday during an intel'-Hand who had been a patient in I the New York Yankees today national track and field meet in Meigs General Hospital . The>y that he will join 60 othef ex· which American athletes won all took him to their home at John . major league stars in the anl'!_ual five events. ( 17 I Dependable middle aged mutrle~ woman wants work. Go neru l of(ice work, saleslady, waitre~ ~ I r-;;-;;--';;,;;;-;; -..;~~-;;;-;..;;,;; -~;._;;;;~;,;;;--;;-;;-;;~ Tel. 260X. 7-24-J tp Ell:prricneed Ob~iOUSly a reecnt ree.rujJ .· t., tt)e mob11e hJJm~ clan, exdaineA. In a rurprl~ed vOice1 "DQ you 1\leiJl Jhat your hUM· 'PlJ,e . two ladies sa t in Colping bnnd lc·\i YOU dtiv~·. evel) whef) ~hak" ' be1Wet:n their adjl)ini.i.lH "ou lilt~ iowi~{ ~~ tniler'? trailer ~ ')mes in a Wisconsin D.:ae!:in't it frighten you?" trailer pan<-a delightful, tree· '1'~e otlJor )ady s}look her gra)' 9h:.H;ed spot on the shore o[ " ('U.t'4 an.~ smil~a r~a~.~"rlnf ly . sparkling lak~. · " U's really J'lO.l difficult 11 aU' ~he repl*d. "Dad and 1 hav~ · 'I'hey had met for the fir::t driven our .t railer all over the time just a few hou·rs b~for\', country since he retired thr"'e Btit. with the camaraderie and years· aao and we hav.e never had llcigbhorlineSs that are the an accident Worse than a Cia! lire m ~rks of trailerites wherever •·of cour1e 1" she continued, • ' 11~1ies, the lor their - .- are not ...,..ded. Tl!ll It pirlltlll· to remtmber. One 11 t~at you can't turn cornen <:lo1e \VIlh ~t 20 loot trailer behind the ear A1 d · v• ••o Jh t 'I h . • • ' n Wf U:¥ 1 11u.r r.a1 er as 1t1 . O}"n air brake •• It tl.iole1 lana· "' t4 •top, 40 Wt keeto our apeeli down aqd play a safe. lt taku longer (o pick up .speeri, too, \\:hlch me~~,. that )lou musJ be aur#!: there lJ plenty of clear road ahea,t1 If it is nf<'cs.sary to pa.~~~ Bnother vehicle.'' The veteran trailerlte went on to u~tlaln t hat their most nerve.Nraeldng problam w~s handling he bi& trailer in heavy traffic rhe best solutions, she Raid. were to stay . ~>!f the road on we,t k1lnds ana. holidays, U""e less !rtn elled routes when posaible, o: dr1ve 't night. - -..--: --#-'_ ...,.__ ::>1,. ........._ Dfifo , ::'::'"=M =· ~~·· . ..,. To Wherner You S"nd lo.Mr Vocation, You ~cin Ke~p :lJp i.With I Mll" North of l'omeN7 Phone Coolville 12tKI. 7·18-251c ~· " . ·- ~u' What's Going On At ..-Home and when you a.r rlv• h.,nte· ' , f' I You won't. h~ve to . . ' \- ' ' "t FLASH-·- A F'qf'IEST FIRE HAS BROKEN , OUT IN THE HILLS ' . WOW···LOOK AT THAT SMOKS OH, DEAR--THIS IS AWFUL �• .-· •• -·-·--....---..-..-...-............-- .... . ) ='. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Mlddleport, 0 ., July 24, 1957- ? • •·lhore an a few thin~ f<lu bav. · _ ... yo u flnd them, they had already r.ourtd common intl!rt-ltf and were THE PR!.VI:Dfs lotJ' "- ' ' ' · • ' ' <MI(rluJir (~<haollof view• whlle ' -:;,A pared apple• IIJd thP r: ~~T otn, ,.. ab w::ked n . . . . a s tc,.oe._puv.. d.1nne •· ot PtJe • 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q..i;;Jy Z4, 1957-FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESUL TS ..... . WANT ADS IvcstJgators called Loday for nc· hcrst orficers co ul(ln'l unlock the Uon to recover some of tbe o:J . ----~ ' --- ~ 6172~~~:_~ · 3 ~:~IS-6 tc 16) For Kent or Sale ! -S A Chairman F. Edward Hebe r t D·La. of an armed services inThe Dora Romine property lo- vestlgating subcommittee demaoJ· cated in Dexter. Ohio, aDd Mlddle·j ed also that disciplinary action port, Ohio, will be sold by the . be taken by the Air Force againH unders•gned 01 t the taw off.icea of employes who approved the GM Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio. at contract. 10:00 o'clock A. M., Siturday, July The Hebert subcomRI;.ttee mR dE" '1:1, 1057. Property loeated in Dex- 1 public Monday a General AcLer, Ohio. i! appraised at counting Office report on wha t FOR SALI this sum. Propert)' located in Middleport, Ohio, il apprai.Jed at $4.000 .00 and eannot be sold for , less than this sum. •Real eatat.e to be sold to highest bidder, subject 112) Wanted to Rent to the approval of tbe court. Sybil Ebers bach, Executrix Unfu rni~h(·d 3 hNtron m home. (7 )19. 20. 22, 23, 24,2:5,. 28 7. ~ We wb;h .to t ha nk all our friend ~ l ( 14) for Rent and nc1ghbors f•r their kil'd n«-ss at the death of our hth••r. HWOM I!UliSE. ;J m:rc garden. We arc abo gr:~tdu! to Harl e~· $:15 00 1wr nw i\1 AppiC' Grove . St·C' i\ Ic· x Whc•· Ie r. 7·22·3tc Strong Funeral Ui n•<·tor anrl Lhe Singers and to all tho~t' -·~ - - - --who sent flowers . .Mr. and M~ ' Room;; for rent. Close to town. Earl Nelson. 127 Bultl'nllll. 7·18-l2tc 7_24:-ltp ---· (8b) Auto .Services 5 room and hath apartment, new· - - ------"- _ ly dcrorat~d. Call 294. 7 2 tf I . H. K.AWLidGS SONS CO. - 24 - -- hour ,.,, ...ker S••·;··· Day ( Phone 6227. NiiDt. Phone _ _ _ __ _ - · - -fi03P·l". DODGE - PLYMOUTH FOT }te:Jt _ f.x l!!nslon i..adden, DEAl-US. h U Scaffold l, ;,,mis, Drop Clothl. Clinlon t"'~hr r, Middleport. (8) UtO aleS Phon• 82b5JC. 11111 • Legal Notice ·--- USEIJ roiJ - ;p~o• ay b('d . Call 3005 belwPPn 7 30 A M. an {~ 7 :30 l' ~l 7- 2a-Jtc -- --- - 12) Card Of Thank•. ''' legedly excess pr~fits Genen;J Moto_rs madefor bui1dmg , 309 . F84 jet f1gt:ters the Air Fo~e $6,900.1 ( 11 I• w ---_ ___ -- - - - -H•adquart•rt for 4 29 tl i tn ~ ~- - d ante T0 Buy an d tanoot b• •old ror 1ell th an th • GA0 'lt&m"'lnite Luggdge - Lane Cedar t:·h['lllR - LAU Window FansFrigidaire Refrigerators. lak•r t!urnltur•, Mlddl•port, Ohio • _A HlNGTON UP-House turned over to state police, Am· cufrs. State police had ' to usc shears to cui loose the steel links. (I) Notices ,,. W S However, when 2 ceabl Pf'•~ "A"ord, one ln.&.. rtloo. Minlm:1m chuKe 50c.-f. ~oentl per word for t hne consecu tive insertlona. Special -One month tor 25 cenls per word. Full. rate of 2 cents per word will be chnrged foT adverthlng tt n~t paJd for before the l ~cn of each mont h following Insertion. Errera In Advertising-Should be reported immediately. The D11il1 Sentinel .. 1 11 not be responsible for moPe than one lncurrM Insertion. Card of Thanb and Soocld Notices of Events $1.00. Obituariet oubUahed at 1 cent per word. -- To Recover EXCeSs Pr0 f'tI S Of GM hanrl~uf!s aboul his wriets. Konvel.ski was uf RATES ) AMHERST , Mass.-After ., eap. turing suspc:c Led bank , robber Carl J. Konve~ki of Greenfield . Ma£S.. the police snapped a pal.r PrlONE 398 • Dem'ands lmmedi'ate'Acti'o'n WELL CUFFED NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Admlni•trator With tht Will Ann•xtct E•t.t• of August H. wa.r O.C.•ud Notice is hereby given that Vernon Weber whose Post Office Address is Rutl1md, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administrator I with the Will annexed of the Ea tate of August H. Weber late of Cheste r Towns~ip, Meigs County , Ohio, deceased. Datcrlthili 19th day or July 1057. John C. Bacon Jud ge or the Prob11te Court Meigs County, Ohio '.71 24. 31, (8) , 7, 31c . H b t h e cr as ff . .~ o ere.._, called "unre ... nably h.igh prices" paid GM under theGM Suppli•d Clfl contract. The report .said GM It .said details ~ tl'.e •ontract chalked up a profit of $3 2,940 ,. u, .. 000 on a $20S,99B,OOO portion of have been a matter oJ public rec· the $375 ,848 ,000 contratt whert- ord for nearly two years and as a• a profit or only $lft4BI,300 early as September, 1955, it suphad been "contemplated." • plied detailed cost and profi t , Avdltora All-•l• Barrod data on the contract to Heber~'s .... ' I The GAO sometime.; called th~ ~ongress' "Watchdog of the 1 said CM refused to let I~ov.ernment auditors see its book;; m meompleted defense cOntract.~ reasury" "Ol.d Timers ' celebration at data to Congress along wi th th•) town. Pa. Hi.s son report. 1 a patient Jn their home Yankee St.adium Saturday. "We are certam that an exam!· Mrs. Kate Davis Is visiting her ALL STARS TRAt>ED r.atioo ot the complele record niece Mrs. Fern sweeney ne!lr DETROIT UP- AII·Star• Ted will confirm that GM's prlre on Salem Center. I this contract to the governme11t Ronald Folden and !amlly vi.'ht· Lindsay and Glenn Hall of the to Issue P . ·subpena to let the GAO auditor .. : sec the books. ' General Motors. in a statement issued Monday night, denied any wrong.doing and .!aid it has com. pleted lhe contract "to the .satistaction of the Air Force over two years ago." It said itB prof:ta em iiiC con· tract was 11.3 per cent of sn it ~ before taxes and r,,4 per cent !tf· ter taxes. "'This'' 1t said, "is a reasonable rate of profit ar.d subslanlially below the rate . . realited by GM in its commerciiil business." subcommittee GM said ~n June 18 of this year it replied in greater detail to the GAO Which planned to rc port · to Congress on the contract and ukcd the GAO to give tbe I statement s aid. The government auditon, how ever . blamed both GM for allcg· edly overstating ltJi probaUi c costs and Air Force contractine orticers for failing to ''analyze and eva1uate ertectively", GM 's prke proposals. PARKER RUN By Htztl Fr•ncl• C ..,,h Rathbur'll and father, Jon&d ca11ed on Lillie Franci~ Saturday. I Detroit Red Wings Tuesday night cdM~~n~:~ ~~~. h~~~;~l~:~a~er;;: were traded lo the Chicago Blaek and sons spent a day last week Hawks of the Nstional Hvckey with his parents Mr. and Mrs . League In . the late::~ bWit~h made by the hocley counterparts of the Ralph Swan and sister, Berniqe. Mn. Merle Davis and Mn. New York Yankees and ·KIIDJU Delbert' Mil1m helped quilt at the City Athletics. home of Mrs. Caton at Salem Center Thursday. FLOYD IN SHAPE Archie Simpson and wife ~~ turned to Elkhorn, Ky., after GREENWOOD LXKl, 1'1. '/. VP spending a couple of days here -Heavyweight champior. Floyd at their farm. Patterson, trilining ror his title' Stewart Brewer turned over h iS defense against Tommy Hurr;l•, tractor a few dayg ago but he cane Jackson in the Pulo Grounds I escaped without lnjunes. In New York. July 29, has bee~p. pronounced In "excellent physl• cal condition" by Dr. _Alexander SONG FOR PRINCI!SS Schiff or the New York State ST ALBANS VI • Fl · • .-/.rr or- Athletic Commission. ence Bostwick, a plantsj..organi•t here, sent Mm;:ess Grace or Monaco a lullaby she composed aAaKA WINS DISCUS for baby Princess Caroline . Mr!.. Bostwick re~ived a thank you HELLEFORS, Sweden UP- ~~~e t~!trpr:~~~ :~~~~"att:.~~mt~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ilnd.) G. Dot· 11. Manila I H . MI~Lake 28. Da.wti ' 1056 Oldllmoblle $2,.g;- Super lis 2 dr. Holliday Cpo. Less thnn 14.000 actual mil es. Powe< slePrlng anrl brakes. Fullv tqu lpptxl . Blaet·t nar'a, Pomeroy , I I M (phy.s!C3) 38. Cholet grOup 40. Cla.,w ' U.Burdened 42. st&irs I ,. 3. Turf ·:·t... J; •' . ..... Hire! i9:J3 Sulek Spccial11. $995. Two extra fine ca r~- One waN owncrl by em•• or our mechanic:>. Blnclt- "BY th• I" lour nar·•, Pomeroy . 7 20 6tc tor b('.flt UICII car VALUt:S, SC(! cmws. - --191 For Sc.ie BILl, or Contract"'' 7 9 1mop ~- --- eGradine &: Ditch Dlg"lng e Back-Hoc ::tervice e1'ruck Loading Equipment • Dump ·rruck SCTvice '1 fJI. rrestO Hteam J'r, ·~~l li'C Cooker Caunor. $1:5.00 Ph one 6314. 7·22·61t• --- FOR SALE Ott TRADE - 22 aere ftrm, • room hou~e . MAll and achool b\1;1 route . Sell or trade ~or houwe 11nd Int. George Kennedy, RuUond. Ohio. 7 20 Btp .. VlltGII, WAMSl.EY Phone Cheshire 7·74.79 (20)Business Servit:es BULLDOZER for melol utility cablnot $10.00. Ctll 6330M or can be .ecn at M2 S. Third St., Mhhllllport. 24 In. Pedestal FAN MARTIN RESTAURANT ~or UW' GBVESIR BLOCK CO. - ------· .. Almnln1.1m combinatloD. storm aa.d Saw dust and sh~.' lon•lc<'l in your truck from btn or clc!lvercd. OHI.O VALLEY MFG Kreen wlndowa and doorr, SLeel and aluminum awnlna~ lnd canop!ea. C•ll Wllllam R.tdlord. Rod: 8trh111J. ll 2 lmop. HS~Stc CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS , 0. _ ~ '• .•. ' ' CRYPTOQtJOTE _ Ji~rh · ·~.·.:.· jQ wor~· lallavo U S. Won't End .$tatu.•.. o·f-F0rc•• Treofl•.• I lu ll y.'' ' •· • ' • ....• ,r• ... Such a chance ~On\et~f"~il~ h a good reminder lha• the pj'gblcms raised by the motor age af· 1 feet th e folks Who Jive irf mQ~il,t I home,s even more -thlll the ,rest n( our natiqn on wheels. But if all traile rites are aS level-headed and .se nsible as ihis lady tllef have little to worry about e• tht.oy follow the seasona . WJth their home hitched behind ' Ple l I ! I 1 W States .wut .end Its sta.tus·of-forcea .trea.U~ wlth othe~ ~(!UD~ .,~1. trle.s de,Pite the fur.or raisl!ld ln Congreaa over Lhe case ot Al'll«r.J~ i GI William s . QJ,rard. . 1 ( ··r: · ;~.: The ~dmlnlstratlon has made It clear th.at ~ree.ltln~ thJ , ~attu. ; · providing for trial ot American aoldtera ln forFicn courll, -wpuldupsct International rel-.t.JonL Otrlclall 'a1so· htVe warlted that ailch a,ctl~m cOuld tdrce wl~\1drawJ.~ ot all anned forces overseas. ,. For tflis n:ason, ah"'nr Pf'uu re Is b'lng exert,. ed in Congress ~o quiet t);le uproar a~emmlng from J'a.pa.n'll lnststence that that DilliOn. bt at~ lowed to try Glrarc1 for· k,llling a Japin~s• woman. The result: TheN: Ia little or no Jlkeh· hood of apprG\'al for any resolution urging .t he United States to end the troop treaties and the issue probably will be quietly bUi'iell by tile end ·of t he year. . · e ' it': \ . . ... .. .· \\1LSON u rn .LJNG-D,erense Seeretary' Charles E. Wilson is seriously considering chanJ• , lng his mind about .Jettln,g out ot tl'.e Eisenhower 'Cabinet this •ummer u !'tlld been ~xpected. The blunt-spok~n Pe• .·• tense chief fully planned to resign his post alter the end ot the fight in Congresa Cor the new appropriation for Pis .;Jepartment. .'~ ..., Willa~ had intended to ·stay just long ~ough to battl~ pro~~ ~ riiakt: ~eep ~Jhes 1n the mUlt.ary Spetldlng· requestat~~. fa~• lo,wtn:g hls wit~'s urgjngs, he was gotng to get out. NoW, he is 19.. terf•te<l 1Q. th~ way \l,lkl _a re going for a dl1a rmament 'paj::tr with. ~· Rua:,.!a, Th.~. ,Peq.tagoq Chit?f has made lt known that becauae o,,:;·· . thiJ, 'b'e Tl}lfht rema~·. . · ~··, '·"ll . spec.u~ilQ~ tl\at w~i,in would r,t:.ign moun.ted .,at~~r' ~rf, ;I Gl Glrar• ' No Chango• Soon p~t~ltf ' Furor Ovot ... G.ironl ~~~.~\ Specif~J to Ce~ttTtll Pretr As.yoclatlou ~ l r; , ~~lfiNGTqN- ·'I'here is little or no chance that. 'ttie· ~tfl4 . , ·~ ·' H..,.. ;: 1~: .. •. S!<:ret\rY•Jl~eotg~ HQlltphnY, dooldod to leave thp,p.binet ~~11ft . Mean....%ll•• there lias been~ reve;s.&l Q! 1QhJ2~(!Ulg sp~;tlluil , tha.t SJ.cr!tary of State John. f .oeter :Ollll!tf!-rand AgricultuH ~tfCretis.ey U;i• Tart ~enson would etep ont pf_otrlctallife. ~ ··! ·~~. ' ~~ ,.. ; j. ' • -- 1. .. ~::\ !'A'J'J'LE-T~l-E GRAY, TOO--While the United States talks p\,1~ llcly ~b!)ut making nuclear bombs that are "clean"-re!atlveJy 'tree ~ ot deadly radioactive fa.Jiout- the Soviet Union is s~cretly worJ:clng on nuclear boJnb.s that :maximize dlrtl~ss. according to intelligence ·~ reports. , W E ~~ Q a 0 J N !( Y W 0 V W B J V K of the" deltb.,ately "dl~y'' ¥'"pons havo report· ·. . -~" ,.,,,. ll. ' •-;~~ · · ~ .tdJ~ jilate4 -:;..';I.e stretches_Qf__~ .near the Reds' ~1bel'ian ..._ EWXV iol.P V! AKJ GO CWK AW '-1'\-.-,:.f ' ' itif:J"'1'S':!'~ . ~~ : ~ ' J)~I1fgn 1ttrrit9rlef .,3ownwP\d {rrom this atom range are gettmg Q K B--X1< P Y X K N U 3 J K. B · a large Bh!ltfl! j:if the radioactive fo.llout In the fo1m of cancfr· ,- l'ts tf'rday'M CrYJ!tOIJUOte: LIFE IS REAL! LIFE IS EARN• ca.UIIng Strontlum-9<1 plu!J JQp\e other Insidious chemicals the RUB• EST~ ANQ THE GRAVE IS NOT ITS COA!-LONGFEL,. .liail.s 'li.dd .to tllelr 'bombs for that dirtiness tlavor. LV\o\'' . ~ .1/pe.n ~';Cins to sutter plOBt from this · fallout. However, Red fi Chlfia,.. th6 Soviet tJnion'll staunch ally, is also getting sprinkle!! P!~\rlbU. Ied by Kina F.:&hll'et s rn f1~•t• with Russian bo!llb ti!St fAllout: . .....,,....,...., ·' '• AUTO IIALEII HAVE ' The 'Dailv. Senti . I "; .. ' ' ' .. '• Mailed· Rodney Downlfttl l'lro. Avt-ltl. lloolltl ACCIDINT l.lh.c-ltJIIMI . . . Reallatote Broker In MIDDLII'OII!.. ~ ~ ~ __ Good aMa VMII CU'I AU Mtikn ud Modell 11\'lllJllA~CB AGENCY· Mtull4 lttttr .. "We lllle night driviDf JhllY.. of the hi&Jfwt.F. n9.e Je}teCtin tplt<ri.t.. OJ> th! eenter il~, lluard marken •ad all the ' 't~._, s!!lllil, aQd >:It U:eJ lf~ 81 p . as drivinJ In dayUebt. W•.l wre ou:r tall and he~l_.,.ti · r#. workina 1-I'JPCJ'lY we . neYM drive when we're ~lupy,)nd '~we mak~ sure that we drJ~ pa J·. e ;-Ia · ~~~~ BY FRED LASSWELL NANCY TEuMStONSEtMCE Cleland Appllant~ W. MaUl st. Pomeror 1-3-11 · ~ ':\: ..; ,. Till! 11Jill R FAIIJL y This House for Sale by owner. BeauU· ful ranch 11lyiP, 3 berl rnom home with reu wood sidln~£. Pine pancJecl living room, with wood burnlna fJ•·t•placc, full hnsr tnont. Loco~tt.'<i 011 Orchard Hill, Galllpolla. $13,500. Call Gal. 1695. 7·Z2-31c htr•, ponds, r-"7·.;;;24;.;-ll;;;;t•~..,.-----., l I 20 B1 Insurance FOR SALE CONCRETE BLOCU I ___ _ . b•••menh, landscaplnt. R. M _Cowd•ry, Long :lattom. Phon1 · 10, p 5·2S.tf Ll'IRS. PomeroJ · 6: 'fJai&i 1. YoUnt· ~al mon .s. Mistakes - Iprint.) · ~~~==~· 3 Fox Tert.re;-p;pplc~· and moth· rr. Ch••P· Contaot " call 2601 aADIO • throuJh Albany. Shirley Nd · Photlt 'iJO _ 11m, Carponter, Oblo . 7-24-Str Store, l&d I , ~/" l'iit~~4(pve 01'• tall.tt r • u~ J 0 lto!}RNEY GOOGLE and, SNUFFY SMITH METROPOLITAN 22 CaUher H & R 7 shot pillto l 2-23-tf <hrorne plated !inloh $20.00 . QUICK SERVICE on W""'h J:o. 8rl1tol Tubular 1tccl rtyrod 8 palrtne by .I'IMI'tOI'J Trallltd tt. 15.00. Double door wkilo.: wttchma'ler, COlLINS JEWE. "''· _ ~ '' : j "-'- j1~' ,, (21 I Reol . • ~~· I"' tt ,.. '\ ·xl ·,, -ii"'. · .•,,,._, .A X v 0 L ·Jl..''4:.{C,$. :« ' .ft · · ,1 ~ . .-.,. · ·"'1, ·; ~-: \ .. ~·.:· 1 ' ' -- is ·L :0 .N u F ' 'E L •t,; 0 . W ,. · ·•·~ "))~·/ft\~ ~ I Cti!~ simply ¥uuids tof&it~t1ler: ,ln;rt~is •tmpt~ . ~ ·~~ us!l4 ~ -~ ·rgr. fh~ three L's, X for the twO O's, etc . . Single (etteno' ap.oa• ..ttovhes, the· leng th 11v'd rorma tion of tho wqrds 1!-re aU hlnt1. ~~~~ch day ttle code letler!J ar~ different. ' ·· A Cryptormm 'Quqtatlpa 118 I ,' ~~ · . DQWN 1. Salty ttalnt . 39. Regulation ~ ·· " •. 2. MlStreated 3, Injured 4, Chill ~ . w •7 31. Worlt /~t~Nt)''t AaiWf' 38. ~leva ted J'~ i"' large 36. Conclude i., {.? ).jf pAiLY.. 19114 Buick VB Super. $U19:5 . 4dr. Sedan. Dynarlow drive. :fl & H. New one coal about $4~0.00 'T'hla one like new In a ppe;trEstate BilC O and condition. BlllPtlnilr's. PooteToy . 7 20 8tc l'Jti u1 Jug, in1C'riur <tlld ('\: lrr inr U('autifu l white Brick 8 room Avail;ltJ I(• 11 1111' H ~ •1•'s rt'ason · home, 3 bcdroomM anti bath, 19M Ford \'8 Cudomllnc . $l.OM Bralo'y Phone nhl •'. Homtr screcn ·in rear porch overlool!:· 2 dr. St>dan. OnE' of t he he11 t ap· :.:S:Rl-Y 7·22-J2U ina the beautiful Ohio River . pcar1ng ears on our lot. Blndt nar'll, Pome,.oy. 1 20 61e Wnn1.t•(l- f't1.Pio: tt ll.oN{ ;II\':J-25 1 cily water, new Oil fumocc. y(•a1·s cxp('rlen<'<' . l<'n•e e''i Alilo 3 car garage with 4 room . OM! Che vrole t as low as $805. mall· .~. L. V. Reisinger, R11cln • new modern apartment, o!J tur· Fottr beautie~ . 2-2 10 '~ and 2 Ro x 124, Ohio. 7·15-•' nace, beautiful lawn, over an Dei-Aira. One like new cnnveracre or garden. Irving Ka.·r tlblt and !t two !loon. l.llaettJr., Phone 4M. Pomeroy, nar,ll, Pomeroy. 7 20 me For l24-6tc. Wanted ., rouw u11 throu-.h . or ne11r b l• eltitt. "Dad md I bave plent)· of time but we like to use the • m11o~~Jr Dl~ip highways so w•• Jo a lot of our driving qt night wlu~n it is cool - th,c roads • J:01~ 'i a.e I)' helutul when our \ added 33. Eng)lth Quaker . (pea~ .) 3~. Gelett Burgeu _ch~'{ t:ler ~' 34. Roved at < -.'':'' -..,.=====.-,- ' 24. An outcry 2~. Basquellke cap:s 26. Biblical mount :l1. Wriggle (colloq.) fo:athers ; or 7 20 6tt HJ:'\6 Bui ck VB Century. $2,!iQ5. 2 dr . Riviera ('pe . Sllllft lvor~ &: White flni ah. Dynaflow d'rfve. One careful owner. B!aettnnr's, Pomeroy. '7 20 6tc be ot day :!J. Dressed. ··'~ .. WHEREVER ~tv. . YOU ARE I . I 22. Er.ist 32. Epqch Help Wanted •' ber to k ~ades 25. Shout ll;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;~_;::~~~~~~~~~~:;;;~;;~~~~h;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;:~;;~;;;;;~~;:;~~~~~~~~~~;;~..;~d;~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l I --- pickle 15. Doctrine 16. Swamp' ' 17. Neces£ary 20. Golf mound 21. Whirlpools 22 . Cautious 2:1. River of I NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT E•t•t• of Thurnn L.. Ston. OtcHttd Notice Is hereby given that Thurston Stone. Jr. whose Post Of· Waitress Wanted rice address Is 230 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly apMust Apply In Person pointed AdminlstratOT . or the E&~IARTIN RESTAURANT t•te or Thurston Lee Stone late Middleport 7·23-Jtc Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated t his 20th day of July 1 9~7 . . iOllsCki'(']Wl' wan I cd Two adults. John C. Bacon Fred K<llt f r, I'Dli \Nti)' 7-2:-J-12tp Judge of the Probate Court Mcig~ Countr, Ohio Help WantNI -~ ll ou:-.l'b·c p er OIJ 17) 24. 31, (8) , 7 , 3tc }l l 'llrs o f Olf,:(' t 'op'an Jothn IJuc:l' - -----~--nt 1', 157 Dock t)t., Middleport. 7 · 16·l~lp COMPLETE Inourane6 Proteeilon, Llfe, Autc·. Fire, Polio. C-.U Dor Employment Mi111, Mlildleport, Ohio. 19. A charge hemp 12. }j[erganser 13. Sntlced Ill 1 9. Nearer 29. Amert10. A woolen can cloth 10. B .) Indi~ . '6~ ("'(' 1dlment 30. Tenant J.f•• i.C. .1.d o! 31. Num- ACROS!t 1. Master Walter Brewer Is slowly re r · · · h' h , cover1ng rom InJUTJes w 1c .le receive[! when his motorcycl ~ skidded in loose gravel. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Clark and family of Charleston were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merle D i nd r u not Rink Babka of Southern Califor· a~:S.a How~~cl ~nd and son of ,1 e. rila won the discus throw and the Pennsylvania came after Irving Copenhagen, Denmark, inform~d shot put Tuesday during an intel'-Hand who had been a patient in I the New York Yankees today national track and field meet in Meigs General Hospital . The>y that he will join 60 othef ex· which American athletes won all took him to their home at John . major league stars in the anl'!_ual five events. ( 17 I Dependable middle aged mutrle~ woman wants work. Go neru l of(ice work, saleslady, waitre~ ~ I r-;;-;;--';;,;;;-;; -..;~~-;;;-;..;;,;; -~;._;;;;~;,;;;--;;-;;-;;~ Tel. 260X. 7-24-J tp Ell:prricneed Ob~iOUSly a reecnt ree.rujJ .· t., tt)e mob11e hJJm~ clan, exdaineA. In a rurprl~ed vOice1 "DQ you 1\leiJl Jhat your hUM· 'PlJ,e . two ladies sa t in Colping bnnd lc·\i YOU dtiv~·. evel) whef) ~hak" ' be1Wet:n their adjl)ini.i.lH "ou lilt~ iowi~{ ~~ tniler'? trailer ~ ')mes in a Wisconsin D.:ae!:in't it frighten you?" trailer pan<-a delightful, tree· '1'~e otlJor )ady s}look her gra)' 9h:.H;ed spot on the shore o[ " ('U.t'4 an.~ smil~a r~a~.~"rlnf ly . sparkling lak~. · " U's really J'lO.l difficult 11 aU' ~he repl*d. "Dad and 1 hav~ · 'I'hey had met for the fir::t driven our .t railer all over the time just a few hou·rs b~for\', country since he retired thr"'e Btit. with the camaraderie and years· aao and we hav.e never had llcigbhorlineSs that are the an accident Worse than a Cia! lire m ~rks of trailerites wherever •·of cour1e 1" she continued, • ' 11~1ies, the lor their - .- are not ...,..ded. Tl!ll It pirlltlll· to remtmber. One 11 t~at you can't turn cornen <:lo1e \VIlh ~t 20 loot trailer behind the ear A1 d · v• ••o Jh t 'I h . • • ' n Wf U:¥ 1 11u.r r.a1 er as 1t1 . O}"n air brake •• It tl.iole1 lana· "' t4 •top, 40 Wt keeto our apeeli down aqd play a safe. lt taku longer (o pick up .speeri, too, \\:hlch me~~,. that )lou musJ be aur#!: there lJ plenty of clear road ahea,t1 If it is nf<'cs.sary to pa.~~~ Bnother vehicle.'' The veteran trailerlte went on to u~tlaln t hat their most nerve.Nraeldng problam w~s handling he bi& trailer in heavy traffic rhe best solutions, she Raid. were to stay . ~>!f the road on we,t k1lnds ana. holidays, U""e less !rtn elled routes when posaible, o: dr1ve 't night. - -..--: --#-'_ ...,.__ ::>1,. ........._ Dfifo , ::'::'"=M =· ~~·· . ..,. To Wherner You S"nd lo.Mr Vocation, You ~cin Ke~p :lJp i.With I Mll" North of l'omeN7 Phone Coolville 12tKI. 7·18-251c ~· " . ·- ~u' What's Going On At ..-Home and when you a.r rlv• h.,nte· ' , f' I You won't. h~ve to . . 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