http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/acb9ea8144b159cfbc4887f0c38a754f.pdf 30c7a76458c307cdbf8dcb54277641c7 PDF Text Text . ., / '• • Page .Eight ' fhe li)oily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ....,. ... Friday June 29, I 956 . ~. • tub Scouts Pock · ROLANDUS . The attendance at Sunday School Su·n day was $16.39. wu • 33, <."'J!e<:Uon Mr. and Mr!, Fred Heaten; and dilldre.o speDt Sunday wi lh Mr. end Mrs. John SeUen. Mr. and Mra:. RI>We and daughter of Hunti.rtlf,on t'alled Su~ay on Mr. and Mrs. Eber Piclrens and 1fr. and, Mr5. E. 0. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burgoon and s.on spent ,. few days w.iUl ber fallber, Grover H1l1Ti.s. James Sellfn and daughter C'!i.lled Sunday oo. Mr. and .Mnl. Paul Sellers. .Mrs. Robert Sayre and children spe-nt the weekend with Mrs. Jack Codner. 'Jack Codner and Robnt Sayre were in Detroit over the week· end. Rev Jenkins was calling here Thursday. , ..... One Hundred Attend Mother-Daughter Fire Department . ' Banquet 01 OES On Thursday Evening Auxiliary Holds · Mrs. Clatworthy, Worthy P. Gallagher, Mrs. Guy Reynolds , Annual P-icnic Matron of Evangeline Chapter, l!rs . Kenneth l'tkElhinney and The Daily Sentinel :leanor S. Schaal, Mlddl~p&rt 0!:8, "R"lcolftd approximately one hundred .rJl'l{lllberr aad &uests at a M'OU!er-Daughter banquet at :i1e Masonic Teniple Thurtd&J evening. Mrs. Chartes Bennett, thaplain or the Chapter, cave the bleuin., which preceded the din· • ' -" was se--.~ bU.fht n.' wht 1 "" • ~ style. Ar-rangements of summer fi.Jwers on -the table.c; were .plan••d by Hallie and Nell.ioe Zer~e •~('d Mrs. Robert c.oats with Mrs. French contributing r:d ward many of the flowers. l.l.eille Bearhs Haw)<ins. Pomerov Society ~.dl~to!!r:~::Pb~D!!:DI!!!.J8~2.~:44i..,::.~~~~~---- MU)DLEPORT Forrest Run MethodistChurch Is SOUETY . . Scene 01 Nelson-Newoll Nuptial Vows Freddie Houda.shelt, Mrs. Ken· netll 'McElhinney,· Mn~. Guy ReP~IQld.s. Mrs. Max Harr01h ,_nd tMrs. Max Sanborn were on 1the proP'Nil committee with M.i&l Houd4o1helt announcing the following :numbers: quartet: Mrs. H. L. Dunham, 'Mrs. Paul Wino, ·Mrs. (;eorge Meinhart, Mrs. E. M. Blake, accompanied by Mn. Lil· lian !lteiJf; vocal solo, Cherole ltlak-e &Ct.pmpanied by Mr.s. E. S. ; Seflnf; ~adlng, Mrli. DeJia Wind· 1Gt, «;hester; ·.piano aolo, Dianne rJ,C!Comaa; group Singing: led by u ..S. Dullbam accompanied by ~ ste.Uf: a .skit ""rhe Eviction )ffl. ot'.the .BOOHoo Family" with th':'!e ro.M!berl taking part, Mrs. We-n~ '1111<• ,, , , wh111 I 11n do 1!1. mg 6~nklngr ! The Auxiliary of the VOlunteer had their ·~ Fds-e ~J11.ment nu.al family picnic at the IOdJIL'eo port Roadside Park 'I'h.u.rllda.y M'"ening and Mrs. o. E. MeK1nlley ~- the bleM.na •-•'"' ooe w~eh precmed the meal Plan& were made~ hold , the July meeting at the summer borne of Mr. and Ml'8. Sidney T. RUticll with the membe-rs going liD Mrs. Dannv Thornl)!iOD. Members introduced their guests who included Mrs. Ebers· bach and granddaughter Twi>la Sue Clatwortby; 'Mrs. Richard Ro. ~ ... , • Che r1 May• se n•-um ua • Jud Y c.ou f' r , Checole 81 ake • GBi'I Stum•OJV, Dt-bby and Linda Lyons, Barlldra Jones, Sh-aron Rou.sh. Nol·a Mills, Bonnie Van CoGney, 8an· R h "' L'ra Bunce, Mrs . ic ard Vaaehn, C.nda , and Susan M-orris, Jonnie ~ue Thompson and her grand· ! l'llOther, Mrs Clyde Winebrenner, · San'"" ~-a s 1mpson · Mrs. Don St1vel's, Mrs. carl Brannon, Sandt"' Brewi!lgton, Mrs. Gene Norton, Garla ar.d Colleen Wilson, Becky AIIt nsworth, Mrs. Paul Leonard, Chrisline Coats, Karen McElhinuey, Susan PuUen, Dianne Me· Comas, Jane Hindy, Carol Cris· w~Jt . Marilyn Sue Knight, JacqUeline Rice, Mrs . Da.Uas Blevins, Pnula Glodde, Hila nod Thurma V~.oughn, 'Mr.s. Jean ROdgers, Su· san Neut:nling, Ele I )Of Schaaf. Mr.s.. Stewart Harris, MTs . Donald Lowery, Mrs. Alf·r ed Roush anll M Ka 1 o £r&, r wen. - - -- - - - ~ t•- the property Dexter '1.01" u:~~:~ .aJternoon and near enjoying a bamburgsr frt at •upper Ume. Members and guests ~ Mrs. c . R. Ka rr s r., ... - .rot.. -- • ... . ,. . ,_aw..... u m.~o. ,.,~.. Les M\lJ\ray and Kenneth., WayJW Gibbom, Mr .and Mrs. Jack Becht tel and SaNh; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Russell and Carol Ann. Scatt. Mr .and Mrs. David OhUnaer and SaDiira, Susan and Sonja, Mr .and )[ril. 0 E. McKinloey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomp Darst end . Jeffrey Ra)", Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner ~nd. Connie and Karen, B. F. ~armalee and granchon Dallas Wevin Jr. Ch~rles,· Arthur and Sandra Me wH ,h Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Smith. G·hec of Colwnbus are vldti.rig . · dell Bun.te, Mrs. Wlnn, Mra.. Em· "Just the other day I did four diOertnt lhlngs in a single visit here. I made I my usual weekly ' ings deposit, drew some cash from my checking account for the week's marketinJ, took some papers out of my safe depit box, and talked with the bank'• loan officer abo!~! fillancin£ a new car all within an houri~ 1 trson Jones, Mrs. John Lyons, 'Mrs. Jame.~ ~:_ewinl{tnn, M~:-. ~ · 1 Loyal Women's Class Vote To O•IJ It 1. Bank Can You Ea]OJ tbe Convenience of AII-Uadlf-GDI·Rool Financial Se11!ce. Save witll Us! -·---·... _.._ ~·--,--- ~ • Pomeroy Nationa·l Bonk POMEROY BANKING SINCE 187~ RUTLAND ---...... \ MIM.It PlbiRAL RIIIRVI IYITIM . MPUIR PIDIJIAL DIPOSIT INSUIIANCI CORPORATION No problem. BUY USED CAR WE SELECT 0~ THE VERY BEST' I USED CARS THill II~~~~D 511 CARS. THI - .• -T.,l J. . ' .... ,. . . liST 1956 ~H!VROLIT lol dr. Hardtop with P•w•llrtll<lt Like 1100 1955 FORD VI Palrllno R & F.O.M. really ~~~.. 1955 CHIVROLiiT VI with A M •ncl evtftlrlve clean. 2·1953 CH,VROLIT Doluq dr. It I H It'. 0. Net· !lice. 1953 FORD VI C::-mllno dr R & H A rtelly ~lid car. 2-1951 CHIVIIOLIT Wr. ~· · "•w . a ct..,n. 1950 lUICK lullt'r 4-dr. R & H. 1947 DODGI ....... R & H • • • .' ' lollD .Lori N~ll Allar· 1HI HI IIIVINGI OP CIIIATUII" !From. tho B~ LIQOOIIl Alao Randolph s.ou. o.- ~ "10 WANTID MIN" lit. olllr Juno J0 Peller GRvu Joan Voll& "POIT YUMA" \ allio s. ·woi""'ueUer aa MAN' Jl!ftlll~ ,, . , , at law as . , 1,395.00 OM Hard to, Cpe. tnd 1wo 4 clra. c.m.n Jlmt IATIRI" acllled Alldy Clyolo CoJft...Y and • .195~ C~.~~~OLET 169~ 195S FORD . ·~ 4 ...... 210 . . . . , ....r*.... andtwtlt• ., , . VIctoria V.e, r . . tnd ·whlte, tadlo, Miter ,lnd OYt-rdrlv.. ' 1954 CHEVROLn tz95 ' ....... ' 4 .._, 210 ~ hN"t'er, racflo •n4 111& 1953 PONTIAC .. 1095 . 4 •• . • "I"'.""''""" ........ ~ . ' . tnd .telt 1952 PONT.A(;' ., •'1• 695' · . 2 . ., ,,.,, drlwe. ""Ito nylOn ..... 1951. F~RD . ... : .. , .. 529.. r""•11..... . . . fis~.fl~rY,M(tu~ .. 4~ ~ ·, •• ···~·1/l'tl ~~,~ .J.. htr. 11!410 •.nrt • ~. ·"' 2 ..W v.a; vory·cl...._ ~Joate•, ._.tk ,.......,.,.,, .............,. Block wllh I. ·~~·~!-r~ .":· 195Z Studebcak•r ' ' ·'· , . : ...\ S45 . 1951 CtiEV.ROLET . 895 · , . .t ........... flllllil. . ' 19_95 1953 Studeboklr .-. . 2 door, c:Mniplon "6", -hollfr . ' . CW~W&. (In Teelullool<ll') • "JUNGLI ' Mrt. ~_g...JJ!!Il !f fi-IS,A,t •• • ~.·A BLAETTNAR BETTER = P"l!w"t ,.~ grasses better. ;,...... . •C--'- In , srotd Simply stroU over your '"""' ...,tb .,.,un. yaut Spreader- Crabgrass iJ doomed. Series of four doses needed. B••• SOO 'f /1- I .7, Box, ~,000 sq 11- 2.7j MOST IMPORTANT THING- AJ.o tl-yeot IJip!OrtmteftftJ by ted,lcing turf damaging _fiuiguo. ScUTL For Xenia Reunion At Orphans Home TH~ -- " ;~ork i~ ScUTt·lng ." •• If• the answor to the Crabgrass . ·DON'T FORGET .' .. t • Jam~ SocietY t:ditor ...: Pbooe IIIJ.79 " I., ~ · ' . I ·' J • I ' \ e ' • • at ' ;.· . ,f1 . ( ·~ '• ' -~- '. f~ ' .• e nttn .. • ~ ~~ ••' • •• ,."l!!" • ' Ohio: hlr .... ......,., . ...., ,. .... -..... luMay ,.rtt, .-.' MM1 hvrnld with - ••Ke .. .......... """'"""""wtlr'llt V\J.'V:jjj"'"jN;;~S:=====~;~~D~e~.,~o~t~e~d~rJo~I'~·~M!!~~S~i~~J~i::E~~~~~====J;~~~~~=fl~n:·"•. . . , . n.lohi. Hloh . . ,, Val. VIII ~~~-:--·--=- No. 65 -=- Pomeroy-Middleport ~- • in - raws Low ...,11111 60 67. �y ' , _ , 'The Dai~v Senti~~~ .. t -MARVIN'S DIVOTID TO INTIRESTS OF MIIGI MASON ...... · ~, ..,, ,· ' I O.N.MGI. Pub!i.W eve17 aftel"'I.ODD e~:eept ' \\ IIYNOLD E. GRIUI IDITOR Sunday b,.- The Oblo ValleJ Poa1ero, Oblo. ~Jfflft pUll: , 8 55 S1gn On 900 llo\l>d y Doody Vine I \\ I I I $2», one month, Sl, lfU.tltut~. Ia 1"", abaul 26,800,000.000 polfijcki' of mE'al W~re produceda 'rtmarkable uehl~vement. Eveq .rhotl! !remarkable, in this experl-'.t \'lew, 1.11 the fad that the cortsum. lftt )ubUc ate the tl'emendous pr~ duttlon and .thus cleared the way for the 2'7,200,000,000 pound11 predicted for the currenl yeu. There are M h.eavfstoeb or m~t hantin& over the market as there ,,.. with so many other farm prbd\tet.t. • He attributed the nation's ahllHy tO ~onsume same 161 JJOUn~S of meat pe-i' ,person to cnnt111ued . blgb employment, hti,h person·1l ~ I incame, a growing popul._apon . and a high epprec1ation of meat's food \'clue. These !acton remain In ef· fl•cl, and a ~ontlnued st1·ong dl.'· mond for meat thus seems assur· However, before you think tbis ..n~1ustl')l 11 dolnc ml.gbty well ' P!Oiit-wise, read anotl)er statifi!Jc. De!lpite Lh~ lmproyement , the tJIU•' 19tl5 rate of return on the Investment waa but 4.HI per ceot. :av nr of comp~~riMOn, It b 11 'jenerally aetepled doctrine that 1 fair rate of return for ut41Jty ~ • :,-_, :o.. . ~ bt"'pilsef alfbuau 'Ue D~Ul14 ' Plli\,Clllllt. · 'tll1f Importance of "'ls )ffi"att-:f to ~he public ot 1ar1e lsl almply :llJ.ualr11 ted The railroad lndustrry bad to spend vast liUJnJ on M~ 111ant and equipment- lome tn;ooo,Ooo,OOO dnee the end cf, Wo~Jd Mar IJ, tARt year the I"M.ildlna: ·rqr lhe,e purpMes wa!l tft~O.OOO and this year the •u ' '. 11'he Ol'ganizers or the Pomeroy L:Ltle League should be r eal!\' lauded' for the speed)· JOb of Ol · ganizin.g. "Congral s" .shou ld be "thrown 01t" the president o! th '-' lm •• ue, Eddr Gmnther fhonorarv mayor or AShland, Ky , my old home townJ; Viet pre,utenl . J...a1·ry Wolfe: Tracy Whaley, ~ecle· tury·treasurtor, "Moon" Cli fford , Jaq1~ Diehl, Fred t row .Jr, and mr.ny others; tbe QMftlagers or the ,!,1~ teams Jn the I e a g u e: ~d. All o(• ~II Is good news frmn the consumer'• standpoll!l The producer, of COllfi'lt', h•s been facid with a severe problem ot <teclinltlf prl,..s--a aitu~tio~ wblth 1.! Jnevltable when suppllf'~ ate so v~. Yet there are tanlibl~ dtnll that lmprovt>ment is settln~ (n. The farm organintioi)S, the packers. and retailer!!, working cct~Perativcly, a1e aggressJvely pramoting the sale and tongum~,t· tinn of meat Great strides are ~t'iijg made in research on rro:zer llrtpackaged meats and In related m.:.otter11 Tht> IODI·term outlook, ror producer and coruumer both. is ·a bright one Earnings Are The Key ' according to n 1eport Last year, trcm the prtsldent of the A.ssQCia· 'LI~n of Amerlcln Rallrood!l, the r~llroads' net lttcome fotlowin~ dl•duclion for taxes, rentals, ftx>e•! C!hara:e 1 and other ll•ms, wos 34 per cent above 1954. BY GENE MARVIN The baseball fever bas real!~· :>ettled 1n th@ Bend an•a 1hts 1.1eek. w1th the opening g01me.:. M the Pomeroy L1ttle League geUmg unde1· way, Fr1day t>ven mg, w1tb a largfl crowd aUenUmg. \ ' More Meat On The Table _._ w( Americans ate mlghtly well lalltl YlY-r-and it iooks as 1f we · JJJ.a,...eal even better durin£ 190ft 1;bil, 18 the subJtaoce of a state· m.ent m11de a short time agu by the 'bead of the Ameri('an , Meat : O.atter John or.fl earniJ)II &uftl.cient to support the neildieCI capllal inveslment. 'l'Ws, the Assoclatwn 's j>resident, will be. lncroosina:ty dlfflcult In "HINJ because of mmg levels of Wflle& and hlAhm• pi"IC'e~ of materials and 1uppH'Cs The prvblem is a real one, and coon· 1t nrrtecls everyone in the trv- we Dr!_ all d1rect or lndir-. (1~'Ul'er~ ...M' tfi~' lt.llroilds The •olution 11es in 1he Droposal!l made tly the Prealdentlal A{lvisart Committee on Transport Polley i!Jld OI'KBilization, which would :illow greater pri-ce compellttmi !Jetween the different forms of trunsport, and p11t the tonllre tr.:mspl)tlt Industry on a sounder basls. ••1• I ) I And The Democrat Compoi,gn I l .________________________.; BY 101•1T C,. RUARK Pt·esLdenl." Get It" A tag:, a hurter We aim to save you a litllP tie eome · Jn. on a tail ''Gotta like trouble todaf, if only to cap~ule a lke with a dame named IM•yme" what 'the DemQCra& wll) be do- Wtd~ot J'da thought of tbat one l'g about Ike's. Illnesses. Ho vmg td the swltchover. "We like Ike a~oclated with aueh people II !J.. beeau!ie YOU hke Ike" He comtr. cht manO(er•. baillball pioyer11, m on a ta". We dump him tlUt on ~ " and other cheap po ltlc1ans. the n taj'. ~hape ts rouj'hly as follow~ -."Blue Cross President" got Ike's been .sick, no? Hnd a everything. Everybody got Blue heart <&ttack and a bellyache Cron./.You can smell the ether This '· material, 'l'tris is ammuni- in ll. You can aelii them !lilt-toot~ ' Uon. Thill Is campaign stu£1 ed nurses trl;unplllj do~" 1 them Remember Roosevelt? Remember sound-proof hf.lb., ca,rfyina '1 'tl!11t W£! got Tl'ti"'apt out aht because SWI)l tbey fgeif you lp_, itOSpitals, the Old. )~h W•~ slcl( and would· that aunk wit~ -the locllne tn il. n't tell nobody? Praetlcally wreck and the formal~ehyde smell ell the party. Shove me a sto11e Al!o them UHe11 they bring you Now t see it this wa.v. fellows when you look 'like you m1ght not We II'Ot to capltali~e on an uld 'm.ike it. "Blue Cro&w Pre~ldent.' m~stake, apd we come up smell. Great, hey? In& like a rose. We view with So we tot a tat. Nuw we ilJ alni'm. We a~mlt we m11de a mis· to have a slqgan. WhUe House ts tate in Jtf;tlni t~ Old .M.an have where the Prestdt::nt llve!l, ain't that fourih term when anybody It? You remember 11n Old beat·trp khew be walil about 'to croak. We m~1vle called "Mi.!ll ofn White? il\Ouldp, pJ¥1tU.red b~, and wC Clnrk Gable Or S0l1fty TulL<~ or Aot' o bet~ ·~··lfOUJld -to buck Jomobody ~l~y ~be doc? So we do llte'll bel~ 'di~ :·"'but: ruse a dollar, a switch. I ~<o ' ' we• [ osse 'd oII 1 d 't k • >t bu\ wln a do ~r. Mftt on now wbat' s r~~·t , on ~e '~lill'f~ · ~tro~'nd we get we earl get them brhtb:t bOys tn' a ~sck- on ~lJ&"" s P•1bllcity firm tq thmk up th6 Now, r~11~ of , ~ need a slo· , cutie I,esae~. The Whitf House!'~· 1 tblnk J tot it: "Blue Cro1111 1 p,tah That ain't ~ liad for • DAILY CROSSW,ORI;> 4: Pertorm e. Friar'• ACB08,8 1. A' pr)Cti.l,~ ~ar - &. Out Of e su,_m..._(Dr 1plno.oll u. Coli ...11 Dl'.;'i~• · ,= (tool.) IS. Ooodl . ~tt ~til;i' *tOl M. w•" to Iauth al, bu~ then art fiiY.IOinf, Mrlo!JI tOul. • • he ... ld,. mant 1 apoonlnl IOMt ,'~~li . "' kff II It 1......... I&- ' .. lltp&lt / rt tie ftn\IM. u o! the .., Am4tn. can Jft. 1111Jip\d. ture 34. t.ampre)'8 :u. Rerret \l ~ntl (•JanJ) If, Mar~ ,., ~- 'm""l <U•"' Jl. Mo.... 18 Steal 20 Hea4 \hon1 MJ?Ol tl.rd 11. Become• lndt.tlnc::\. lS.Cramp\al ~e· 28. Thrice ttanc!le .... znelny lt, 014 ttme.t · 20 tl tie t. Fren'&Y note 18. Grow• (i(e&lleJ Jokea, .. tr you 'untd There art joktl. or eourit, ' I Fury J 1 00 Cap:tam <.;alltml t<overlnf · 22. Po.m :Jt. COI!ttnd 38 ' 1 rub Indian ST.lt:t\U~rt ot Jand :;<1ur pocltet!! or pocket books and come out with some money .to make It a real b1g howltng su e- lr•a:ht boys to gnew ~t. There was a go~ one, 'Yhlllf • oi{'k. About the- V1ee PreJudent bemg on Iy u h ear tbea• away !rom the job or somelhmg hke that. 1 know we made Tl'uman on I, when they was calimg Dewey a "Little Man O"l a Weddml! t'ake''. 1..essee what we can do 1o1tb Ike's bellyache 1t IS }ater than )'UU think? No. Stinks. • 1 How aQout, "A man is only as good •s his small 1"nt~stlne?" No. It's vulgar. Now 1 gol It, 1 get It, l tell you. "l'te last m~ 111 mny be hls last, and whllddaya w-ant, N,,·xon fnr des!ert?" ItheI understand Otnl !he Knl.e:ht nr open road , Leonard Knute Ho- ,. • :And h'ow aboUt thifl? "His heart .1s trit!ky, and .~ 0 is ·his l'lerond mhn." You got it. 1 lh (nk 1 rule 0 raJse for thiS nne. lklp golf. You overworked that nue. And fishing. too. Knock1nJ.1: he.:olthy outdoor sportiJ ain't going to .get you nowhere with a do 1l· yourself voter. Chances are he sot a two-tone car lBDd a bag of dubs hisself. Ar1d we forget M•m~e. She ohft tl"&p wrong since sb~ mnved Ill. That'll cne ttung Harr~ h11d a;olna ror him a dame lhal kep{" h~r beot too, corked. Jus( open~Ht h.er It 1.1s Well, bt>cause ht- talked enoug~ (IJJ" all th~ fam.lly, So now 1 tlunk we t;:ot it wrap, Qed, Wt! ain t rt~o~~lly 10~ to ~ave tu brmt~ the Js.!IUW lnto but somebody had ou&Wt to tell yOUng JuniGr that Fasc1sm ain't p::::pula1', -and b(lfore he takes on 1rujillo tie should ought to ch<.'Ck with t?e steenna comm1ttce. Thi!!~ flhd that dead guy? Melinda, BeJipda, ur whal~ver hl!l nl:lfol..! was? u; ODe thmg .we aot tu keep burled. Be1me Harucn hod a .swmach ulcer operation when h~ was old· er than lk:e and he's lOnna be 86 ahiB Auju~;t Bury lt. 'fhill woui~ ~oe~ ;ae. ut mcnt. deepothe1 downequip· mto forms so ilrlddig all teal of the '&ive lke 20 yeara to .liiO if it ever tllt DUt. <~wrJg:ht, 1956, by Umted Fi'!th.lre Syndlcule, Inc l 1 ' H"'fman.Nesbitt w., Yl a.ld • . 'I"'· mg Vows T0 Be Given Jurle 30 1 ll n~le- Jo~n,ny Coull' Wib1 d 11 30 ~li 1:.! 00 12 30 Captain Z-Ro Down oo the F01rm 1\>p 'lien Ounce l' 1rty ~ uo 200 Baseball 500 Sk~ King '30 Roy ROfers 10 10 s 1gn On 10 30 What One PeNO-n Can Do tl 00 'l'bis Ill .t.be LIW 11 30 Man lf.o Man , 11 45 Industry on Pllrad:e 12 00 Duildmg Amenca 12 JO TV Ohapcl 1 oo Talent Shl)wcase 1 30 na~eball 4·00 zoo Parade 4 30 Oq_tlook 5:00 Meet 1the Press '- 5 30 Goo.pel Harmony 5 45 News P1cture ti 00 Topper 6 30 :rrontl~r ' 7 00 st~ve Allen ShOw ll 00 'l'V Playhol&l 9 OOMan Ag.a1nst Cr1me Spo:rtB t I: I 6 ~rea sure Th¢1\fe or-r · I ~ j · .,~•.~ '•' - - -- - - - - - - - - ----------.;...c"-;;;-- WCHS TV c·hanne18 · - SATURDAY Sign On C<Jptain Kangaroc. _ Mighty 1Mouse Wmky Dmk & You Tales of Texas Rangers Ranger I12.00 I 00 Lone B1g Top 12 30 U'l Rasca~ 12 45 Base-ball Preview 12· Baseball Game 1 3 30 Carter Hand leap •!)' 0. :~::r~~·~ 5 00 Stol'ies or tbe !i :iO Saturday News fi 4~ , Bob Wagner Sprut.a fl 00 YOu are There 8 30 B~at the Clock '7 .00 Thfl HoneymOODera 8.00 7 30 8 30 ' 9 00 9.30 10.00 Two for ltlbe :Moner Stage Show It's Always Jan Gun Smolre Damon RunyoD>TlMi'trle · The Late Show - _;too~~T~o~w~n~&~~;~c:.,.: ••:oa:d~s~l~l'~"'h]11~hleJL~ot~e~L~at:e~Sh~o:w:__~~~ 4 ao Feature Sign OU I flus wu m •Mid<lleport, last w<>t·k / SUNDAY I end all(J m-&de a short talk lwfore ~ · ~ Annie Oakley _ Rotary club. The Haron w.~~ 12 00 Sip On Pr<a~ 6: Las:.;ie !:tpol·ting a lung heal·d, and a Ky 12.00 Big Pjclure · ~, 6:31) .lat:k Denny Colonel t 1e- both were don-ned 12 30 ·Wild Bill Utckot 7•0Q Ed S1,1llivan Sbow for a se:te;~uieentenninl at Salem 1 00 The Way 8.00 GE The&tre The 66 ~ear old Hoftllt, nlso 1 30 My Hero 8 30 AMI ed Hilchooek known 811 the "Poet Nauseou.'J" ~ 00 Sunday Showcase 9·00 $64-,000 ChaH~ge til'l:lt took to th(' rhythm of the 3 30 AdventUre 9 30 What"a My Ltue open b k In 1918 d wils 4 00 Face othe Nation 'lO 00 Sunda7 News Speclal roat1 ac an ' CRS SundaY Newa IO · t5 1'he tete ShoW not .to D~ome ju~;l an ordintHy 4.30 ~ ,•' hoDo. but one that wuuld rub el· 5 00 Telepho~ 'l'iime. Sign 0 1f .~rnt;yer bows wlth dJgmtaries of all k1nd s - -- - omd sor1s. ae- h~U beerl a rnc nd - , WtiTN-TV ~ f G L h f th I o ~ove~nor ausc e. or e pas 30 years, and has atlt!nded scv..,\ ,.j,\1>'.1 - {~: •• ""~:t eral c-eutehnfal.'i with him, a•lso 1 " l;t, .;'~;~ fi:1 1 Fthn ''i 5AT1 1~-Q· "' 'i,_ he was a guest of Tummy Bnrt 2 28 Sign Oil " ~ U .SO Ozark Jubilee lett, on tbe televi~ion program 7·00 Grande Ole 0Pl.'Y. '"Welcome Traval er" Ariel th. ~ 2:30 BO ck at the Ranch 8 00 Lawrence w~ pmgram he received ~ ome 3000 3 30 F"ilm 3 45 F1lm Funnies 9.00 MaBque-rade Purty lP.tters from weU wishers Ho is " 9·SO LiVe Wrem.l ing philosopher, pocf nnd "jnck"or- 4·30 Gabby l-luyes Sugebrutb & Saddle 10:15 'fii·Slaie Thea<t.ro all tradell." He has 37 scrapbooks Nows. . !2 oo Sign orr Wled wttb various and sundry ar· tJCles. ranging from letters from SUNPAY Man Behind The ""'~~~<'' Ct:Jnuess,men, lndustrialJ.st, sena- 11:G9 Sign On You A~OO Fo1 'L~ tora and governa:rs to mv1tat;oos l:b:oO Fl!L1h f<Or Tod"a'Y 6 .30 Film Y."~Jrtiva l t() thi! annutr' Hobo Convention. 12:30 Oral Roberts 8.00 Ted Mack AolntlHlU:t"l Although bt. has never been ar- 1:00 trlle Pastor 000 Focus :. f'J::~d, he has stayed in many 1.~(1 What's Your Trpuble 9·30 Heart (lt ~·he C1:y jails over ,f}uf ~~tlori a.s a guest. 1:30 Theatre 13 1000 Pl1>y'!lotise- J5 r -lh has tl'.a.veled over the 48 slate~ 3:30 COllege PreB:.<t Conftlt"ence 10 12 ir. France and Wales. He lmn sted 4:00 lADing PIBL'€9 t.o;ao pn this trip, 1 t~at he had come 5·00 Ft~mous Playbou.<~e 11 00 from f'lor1da wltll o~e buck anJ one clean sh 1rt, al\houglt he stat· -~lm. ed .that lJf!t' of hli!l fH~nds in Mid TUE CANDID CAMERA REdlep<irt last" Saturdny purchased Joltn Parsons' and Kt>n fur him a $45 Suit. McElhinny con\•er~iO'st: .together t~s l Tl'ie amateut econumbt pmnter, :o what date to oPen their new ~ Ames in out tbat he eould --tell llie ecpno. llf)OI'titli ~n~s stotc ., 9' !M~pcqc- ball club. the mlc cohdition ot an Ol'ell b3-· Jhc port, to be (u:lled the SportiO, lencth M i$ dir_.earded cfgar butte CttnJer'" .. ' 'J;ruman Russell, try. Oowrl at Baker Fuinlture •In Mid- mg U. place a brirl~e .on 'dui Rus- lr.~ repaired in dleport, tau Saturda:Y, the Baron sell's new mil,re pony v,1cJr:ie , ... All the nntei:l for bi11 taU tales- spun this Homer Buter lal;lorlng ma~ ;'-·o.rn. He stated that ~ack In 193~ nlg!it!l in hi!! b.uement, '".dufting w~Ue cross:Jnjl t~ Pomeroy-Maso.n a fisl~ with two eyes ~n both. ~<l~s Budge, that wh1le: gtafk!jn_g: 'fll hie 411 the ;body c-a1led a llonder . ', ~ p1•cket watch, lt altpped from hls Bill Uwis teJlJng • abihat p,oc gl'asp an<l tell into the rtver Last ' ' '' ' Friday, Ita decided to look (!Jr 1t1 4'\,msbary catching some ba.~s at ~·o he ~l!lded into tba water, rmq , (be J!aak WuJ.1on Ponr;l, la,~l ' ·jl, ';}:~. lhere bftwe1lll tfwo 'rQCit'! in t:hc Mohd :V higKt ... D. . ·Herold,, 1water £1irilmerlnl In the sunlti!ht 11lucklatlng' c.n how th'e fi!>:n it as, althOu~Jt. It ~ad lost o min· 11re in Canada, I~ ute. The wln~er of lhe wcten had fUtll:t ·wcllk to fish, turned lipword •• , as the bOck i~IO I he WO<>ds, li~~~.~~of water kf'l.lt tht "lhat we h::.ve to , !I I,· AlsO' ~ reo 30 mtles too reach .. £4 h>< sull :hoy hove p;pe and Shoot •1•n •• •h•t be had" . , . -Cho_,n-eiJ3' , 0 i.0'~~J'1~.~ Zint:~~ii' r!~} . .... · rwor:·_,wotsh1p Btl>lt Road :Be-yond 7 30 r. rtL r htldi'en', Dlly program , WedneSday 7.3J ' PtlCinl prap•r meetm11 und Bible study lo c~leb1 ate the naiJon tJ bJJ l,hday; Mrs Nora ~lrmm g h am Morn- lnJ service at 11 w1th GOD the ~ubje.;t Of t11e le.uon sermon. an d the Golden Text " TAint' is th e kmKdom, 0 tord, and t:lwu art 1\Jil be dt· ~Ol!OIISJ •leadfT, "x~ l ted as be~td above nil. I - Firat Ehop,lit Church, Middle· ChronJCles 29:11 Sunday School }JOlt, Rev (' E. Jh,yt, pa ~tlur Dear Fatber. Tbou 10 A M. W.edBe.sd~~ry tye,nins: ·"cr lhui·ch School 9 •15 Frank Cheese all people shaH Ylct at 8 Tbe public IJ ecwdi11lly hrt'w, Supl M"arnm~ wor.tbrp an,! 10:15 chilpeace and have inviied t.o attend. Reading roam ummumon St'I'VIce that t:b1s bounlt· w ~t,h s1de,eutrance locat-ed 111 real dren's St' rmon~lle topic '·God J Great LOYe for Us" Set•mon topic us to chur~ opeD to the puylic Mon Vttetion ound? .. 9 30 National BC>wliitg Champ. lO .UO Big Tuwn ~. 10·0 Count qC Monte OrljltQ !2:30 Si.ra ~ Ehen~ftr"; IO:CWy, 144 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy Owl:lflhot>qtre ~ 1 topiC' Chrltti•n Science Slll ptille 11 00 NeWi Mission Final Service · . ,•.• ,..... Mormng 200 Sign Off SUNDAY I dt'Jiltkttf ·"''~!'"· 700 Patt1 Puge 8 ou Pt'ul>le Are Funn'y a 30 Texaco Shlf' Theatl'e 9 00 GeOJ ge Gobel 930 Adventure Theatre ~( .o 00 Sa1 urd*l.y Nlg!ht Jambarn' 1u :m Ellery Queen IIUO News & Sports 1110 10:15 Chm1tian Science }'Aw>g', Pico4e., Do" Betz· sh:ters.· Something maybe wit~ "God Is ~Y Co-Pi)ot" in •t" Mel) 1n Wh1te Hvuse? GIVe 1t to lhe I cll!'ss. • I 10 00 10 3D L.t:rry Wulfl'"s Braves; a)ld Edd it• B30 Guinthl'l ·~ [ndums The las! n• 8.30 port staled Lhat the l~gul' h~s 9 30 <'nilected $500 but thot clo!e !o 10 00 $1400 1.s needed to purc-hase um- 10.30 .:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E~~ nia. Bob llope, hOWIVIr, 4oMI't 'fBA ing's Redlegs, Paul Clifford' ~ van· kees, Dmty Moore's Dod gers: On The Presidents Illness Indications are that It wrll be much higher- more .tban $1 ,000,· 000,000. It lot obvwus that con· tlnuance o[. so costly un lmprovefuent program is depemlent upon !he rat~· ability lo !lecure trort1e !I 30 ; :;, ;.; .;, ;; OhiO Chrld~ Mlddi,Port, Newa- Picture 0 " (l 30 l::ltg =:' 4ifte!W'P.' 6 00 SpoK.s Eye" SATURDAY I \t .... WSAz -TV. ~hanrnd\3 Grape I tlW.oW ad.verUalal repreaeat.tuve, Bottloelli·KUilbaU. Ilae•• Jtl lAIID&ttfa Ave., Ne-w Yor~ C1ty, 16, N Y ,SubsertptiOJl rttea: DehvP.ry by carrier where uallable SO cent1 ..,..~,reek: one year la adYa11ce at Tb• Daily ~dUnel office. '11:11.80; •anoatb.J.. fl.BO; three months, ~90. BY' motor route wb~e IJI~b}e: Ol'lt mouth, $1. By mall oae )'ear $8; all: rnoathl, 'U.G; , "'-~' mo-.t~, TELEVISION GU I lta:Uata:~ ]De., at 110 Mecbanic St., Pomero:p, 0 . Busln~u oUke ~·4 :lt:Qa, tcUtorlal ort:lce phone 397. l:attrelas II!NDd class maillot: mstter~ It tbe Saturday, June 30 195!5 • { · '· ' 'I!:HAIIII I. .D"!'IN . • • . . So9~y,JuAe 30, l9S~ ' "The import Anee of the Lord'll dty anp -Wednesday from 2-4 Unlted Methe~d CAurch, lu· ~upper " ; 7 30 Evemng won;hap 1u.ne Br.ow11., Pastru'. Sunday s 1 mol"! lopw "ChnsUanity Chang Sehool A.. M. 'Ilbe{) Smith. es TJlillK'll'', Wednesday 7.30 mid Sni•L...'!f•~b;;p 10 SO A 1M SLJh- week prayer and pr .. 1se service ' and Evil." -MYF {1.:30 ~tnd chw"t:h busmess meetmg; 8.30 semor cboir. Ft)•e, _Pr.es. Church. Wlll.to J. • HNt.h Mt!thodlst Church, Mid. Fne:d Bloettnar, dlcport, Rev C. R. Konkrit;bt. pasChurt"h St"hool , tor Sunday Schoo! 9·96 · •Ernes-t Worsh1p service, tD- C 1\'ed, Supl , Mornmg wonhip ut the Beaulilul". tu 30 lopic "'rhc Law or Lrt1~ rty" !ollowhl~ wor.sh lp be • coug~ga ­ wm St.,..J Strike f at f:lt 1, m. Sunfty motnil'll'.' _... ,.-.n Ia P•rken- s.turd•v nening. .Qhurch, · Ch1,1reh of tht ~. J •.J~;try lo!lt J8 mil lion tons produe- But ~ $'&1 DDiv a part of the C(•s1 More thnn a nultwn lind a hl'lf workers outside th e s1eel mtlls were laad off, production Flrs.t Pr•sbyterian CAurch, Mid. R. an t1t1mated 500,000 luus p1 odui' lkm 'fhe Uld•lstry .vdl hJ!I~ an other 500,000 tuns Ddort• th l' nulls c~n g<!l !'oiling ag:.m. ThL• 1952 strike showed jw;t h')'w costly a steel strike rould h d. Tbt;_ ttetlworkers lost some S480 million m wag ··~ and the ID· tum. dJ, pGrt, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, -1•1 c.,.,.h, R•loh c. pastor. Chu.rch School 9 30 Jaml'S ~Ddel, :Paitor. Wllllam Wa.tso,n, tuchanon, Supl . Morning \1\0l'Sugt. 8:80 Special J11uJd,eal pro- sh;p 10•30 Jl'~,tm . by the E~pley Silitera eosMt. Molla.h Bsptllt Chun:h, i'f'l team wlllth will take the Mlddlepont, Rev. N. D. Bol'dun, ~e of ehurcb .school ud wor·) P!iStor. BiPJ.ySchool 0.15 Arlene ~ M!:l'v.ice N~ojil'IWI:¥ (lJr small Reese , S\lpt.; Mllrlllng worsh1p e~dten. No miijweeJt servit!t!. JU·BO; B':J.'U 6 p. m. MfJ"ttll ' ¥. _·-- _ . .:_ \ 111g o( f11rnaces e011 t the mdulrtry un Educa1Jon obureh buMJI;Rfl. , • --- (Continued trom Pa...:e One) Munday 7'30 Commission on Fm;u,ce, 'l'uesda~· 7 30 Comm1 sslon meetlng in regards to re@ · - - -- cutbacks were made in thL' autotransp()rtaUon 1ndusine.!~ and spm~ smoJ I manu· f<~cturl!rs had to dose up shop RAilroad flt.'!ght car loa~hng.'l. one r•f the markelll ltf busmegs actJ v1ty, plunged to the lowest leve: sinre the deprcss16n }ear o( 1933 1:-JObJ I, , mioo and - ·- .In .the WI!I!CO .. WONDER •TRIP CONTEST ~ f Mid· School dl(1port, ~~ Guy iF, Suyre, pastor Supt. Dible School 9:30 Le,ji.ter' Tu,ylor, Supt ; Mo.rnmg worsblp 1 10.30; S.t· Y1.1u.ng Pa,oples' IEI~eting 8.45; F.v ~ H'Dme ning service 7'30. ' evenChurc.h of chrlet ' tn c•ntti•" o~ Union, Mldtlltport, lew. c;"Y- P. p,rayer S<lyre, pasto-r. sunday. School~ 10 a. m. OdeU Manley Supt, Pray er and pr1use service 7:30; Wednesday BiDle .study '7 .30; Satu11day, Evangcl!!tie ~teJVice 7:3G. meeting 6 .45 p. m.; Preaching: ser· vices 7:30 p. m : pr01yer m~ng:, Wedne5day 1 30 p. Ill . ' F . .- ... Y01'U tiJ/!fN..AJ/Rft:IN lltmUJ_AIIII'AI'S NOTIIINO 10 1UY I ,.d 19 - · fn•' ltklnk MWI W'tA • • "";" , one of 4 let~, entry Bradbury Church of ' Chritt, A Knwtz, P.1stor. Thurman. CMSe)l, Su.pt. Sunday 8cbool $1:30, Monning M"mon 10:00; Cbris tiaon EndeaVO'I" 6 Law~-e IWQ. :·.· • ...... of Cont.;i - t5 ......:···-,: I Ruml)leH. SunSchool I$alvat10n meetln& '7 :30 M.llldl• The hlvatlon Army, purt, Capt. Gle.Qna 2:30; HWinoss rneetmg , d:.Jy 3.atl; Opeh 1 .BIJ' me~ting '7 p. m.; &aclM B1ptllt Church, Jt£nkins_, Pastor. Sunday Morning wnrship 10:45. Eveworship 8 on th.~ 1st, 3rd, 6th su,ida;ys Pra~F;r MeeUnt Wed· Film strips on the Me Aposile Paul wlJI b& showq week thru Jun e, July a[~~ Au~ust. hth~hem l•ptl&t Churctl/ V. Wesley Jt.nklns, Pas!or. M<wnmg worsh1p 9.30 Sunday School 10.46 Evening worshtp 7 30 Rev. Jenkins preaches un the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Mrs Edtlh Codner preaches on the 1st, 3rd1 '5)h Sun· days. Prayel" mol'tmg 1'hursday at 7:30. l<~ ilm stnp on the life of the Apostle Paul WJI! \.le shown every week tbru June , July and August. Pr.. byterlan Church, , Herrl1011• ville, Rev. ,Howard Ruppe1t, pas1 tor. -church School ·9:30, Evening. wurshJJ) at 8. I Prelbyterlan Church. ' Svr•cuH Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor. Church School 9:30 Robert Hnrden, Supt. Westmlnste1· VF 6. Third Sthet Pentacoltal Church · Middleport, B. L. Barrett. vastor. Sunday School 10 a. m, Evening ' service •;,43 •· m. Methodl•t Charge, Let1l1 FaD&, 9.30 A. IM'. Atpple GroV>e. 10:30 't'lan:fB, 7:30 P. M. Letatt Fal's Rural LHe Servilcoe wd.th muoic. eve· It's Easy l It's Now'! Just Soy .' ••r luilclirw Materials ThtPQJQI'OJ ., . Ce,.el(lit IJock Now •' :· Charge It • \ Coi,pany , Wilft A lilcf..A.Count .. • ·cHARGE ·ttl A~OTHER f,IRST! of C~rl... L-..r Rood. 9:30 A. M. iM(iming C~niooo• 10;.30 A. '• ' Exclu~lve With Us! ·' Endeavor 7:15 P. M. 8 P. M. Tljomas 'No Dow'it Poyment I ~ LIHie As -, $5.00 Per l,ionih •• Jolwion, Gra~e HoUman and Mi!ls RU&SeU, bolh or Mason, mot•ning for Culum· they w1H allend lhl' ' NOW, You Con Buy Evory~lng You Need From Nalls To Paint And Charge lt.-An~You Moy Make Continuo~~~ Purchoses While Paying Only A Sn,crn Amount Monthly. Hoffman's -l_lau to 11111 ' I Write, ~h_one, or.Stop in Todayl'.~ A.Bild-A~C1unt .- •,'C ...... Methodht C..urch Linter, Pastor. ~•ool 8:30 A . <M. Dana Supt.!' W-DI'i&hlp SH- ' ' • • r ' y....., of • • ' • .. �' I • u .:.Fi::;•;::~~~':.·__,,._,- - - - · - - - - - - _____Th.:.:..::·e~D::a::;iiY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · SOtL(Citoy, Vinegar Bend Mizell Gets Fourth Win Over Redl ..IQ~ 3Q; l9.!6_ _ _ _ _ _ _-:-_ _. :. Th:.:;e:.:Do: .: :.i:.!.ly.:Se: : n~t~lne~1~,~~Po~m~e~roy~-M~Idd~l'e~po~r~t,~O;h~lo~;;;-;~;-;;,;;;-;.;;:-:;:~·:--;:-~~:;=::~;;;:;;;::=~~--~;..~~·;,.:··~ _· _ -· Rock IJIJPU'' G<\f.t.OJ WANT '\'DS fum. ClllloM FRYERs lo• .. ,. Claaalflt.J AdJ. D t11!lw...i bt' t" A K. will ~ publlt b..d r~ IIDLf <!!a)' 11 ~ r~·~lvt!d. Southpaw Fireballer Wins 4-1 To Block Redlegs From First nine-hit p i l c h i n ~. Rw ll fann-ed ! !:.' ight in rp ising hi s r"'cord to 7·3 l.' e hind an ei-ghl·hil attack that in· farts bht lhe~'l:~ e asy p n·k i ng.~ f ill dl' ded homer s by Ernie Bank!i Vin"'gar S~ nd Mjze ll. aod Pe te Whise nant. The lobS was . Tbe &L. Louis Cardina ls' f m· hr Uraves' third s1r aight but bat tin g •southpaw bt>a l th ~ Hi.!rl lhc 11· .583 pl'rccntagc !cadi the ltJs for the fourth ~ot ra i g hl l i m " . Rf'tllrg3 by five point s. WHb a four -hit, 4-1 lti nm ph r r1 T he Hr uuklyn Dodgers moved 1h:• 1\ (' d ""~ 1 ni:l!"f ~f'l-1 llt O ~' '"t l. u within a gam t! ui first pl<~ce birds to wit)lin th.rec g;mw s •1f when t hey s d a maj or league reI US! pl.aeP~ 'fbe loss ~ rlapp!'d the enrct hy hitting thre(> conaecu· Rr.fllegs' tlve,.g.ame win ning s\r~a k li ve homers in . the ninth inning attd ~ prevern~a . IJ1·~ m fro m ll! ki ng cv toppl e the Philadelphia Ph; /. ~\'t!r the lead frum th e "li lwau krc lies, 6-4. It marked the first lime B"RYIIS, wt. o bow~d. 8 4, to lh t a Learn won a g!MDe by hittmg Cblta~o Cubs. lnree str~:~ight homen in the Mizell's :mcee11s i.lgains t th l' uinth. Duke Snider's two-run RedlegF-he's yielded onl y ninf.> tound-lripper pulled the Dodger.'> rgn.s in the four vic!Cric:.;-..should (r, 5·4 and then Randy Jack!.OO lind Gil Hodges homered in sue· 1 n1so make IL eas y fur Am : ri con !.,.e,..ue, all-star ·Man flgl' r Cuey cess ion off reliever. Jack Meyer. ;. Stenge-1 to choose hi s s tar te r ror Relief star Clem Labine picked up ~he July 10 classk. Billy Pie rce h; s sev!!nth vietory. lS a fa~t curveballcr of Mizell's Roberto Clemente and Ue .t vpe and tliday night .scored his WBL1s homered to lead the Pitts· · ~- ~ven~b strai·ght win nnd 12th of bur:gb Pirate.a to a 8·3 verdiet over · 11le .fear as tha Chicago White lhe New York Gian1s In the other Sox split a dt:t~bleht!ader with N. L . -aamo. Pitcher Jim Hearn's ,... ·._the Cl«>vcland Indians. errpf DIC!i!,:l the way for thre« ·ll ,Mi':'.ell, · only Cardinal pite.bcr to l.ln~arnec.·~ runS in the seventh beat the Rt>dliegs thi~; season, now Vern Law won his firBl .gumt.• ha~ an avera!] ~ record . Nux- ~1n.ce May 28 for the Pirrates .hall's mark l~ l}-'7 and hi!l's 0·2 vs. Twirl·; Two-Hitfet · the Card ina-ls. In the American {..eaa:ue, lhc Ruth !l,a ns ll!lht N~w York Yankeelj open'ed up a The Cubs beat the Brav e ~:~ with three-Kame lend when they bat 1]1e aiel or three · une~rned runli tb Wuhint~ton Senators, 3-1. Bob stemming from ·a n error by Dan- Grin\ · pitched tw~hll ball before by O'Connell and Bob Ruah'li .rctirln& wllh a strained tendon h'1 bis right elbow in the eighth "Nitb Don Larsen and Rip Cole· man finishing up. Pedro Jlamos -Wu the loser. l.ltf'll l:: c~~t· pc:r wurd, ou Ja. ·~ REPOSSESSED 19:16 FORD Vlt."fORIA TO BE . SOW AT PUBLIC SAlE ~ N y , JUL 2 AT 'POMEROY M~ORS GARAGE BEGIN IN · G ' 0 ' AT 11 A 1\1 UNDER TIJP, A ~ Ii .,, UIP t es AIJBO(!late Dis- eount Oorp., E . Jl. Covert, Pierce fanned 10 and pi1rhcrl a tour·hittcr to make his record 12·2 !or the White Sox after the In· d1ens stretched their winning rlrl'ak to nine games wilh a 5-2 d<>ci:;-ion the opener. ~{-~rh Scurc losrJed his fifth t hree-hitter f<lr the Tribe in the ri r.o;t game . i'ierco was backed IJ.}I a 16-hit aHuck that prorlucEd an ~aS)' l3· i. '-r hre ll'e Pat Will, Rich Outs and G.,ald Walker, 1111 member'8 of the wlnnlnt Astoc.l· Pt~;tut'ftl ated Radio tHm ln the Covnty La1gue. Tox Comt• lnllo Effect July I, ZS 6:70x15 SUPER FLEX ......... : 6:70x15 PRESTIGE • . .. .. .. .. 6:00x16 CRUISER ... :. . • • . •.• 7:00x15 SUPER FLEX . , : ..... 15.65 17.95 12.98 17.95 All Preles Include Tu ..,d Recapo.ble T.-e POWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION f!cmteroy; Ohio Phone 334·• I I I I __ w1th big t·h rd .shutout as 1he De. ~rolt Tla:ers Wbjtewashed the Kansas City Atleties for the Set· ond .straight game, 3-0. Chnrley i\fuwdl. hit two :homers and Al. Kaline one for the Ti&ers. ·. ·: more m the I.tth l(J sew up th~ crJntest. Frink Eberllblch w.nt all ,...., Wly for tha D~dgars to gat th• wilt •e h• gave liP only four hlh, while M1ck Boyd was the IOHr es he pitched c...ctltable- bell, lillvlnv up only 10 hlh and 1 trlkint out 12 balt1r1, but •lx of the hlhl c:ai'M ln tha fourth frame. : Leading hilt-cTili for .the Dorlg(JilH wcreo Ehl•in wit~ two h.Us in four trips, white Arnold and' Eddit:"· Gordon had two- tior three-. Hy~clt alsu had Lwo trill, and one ' of hb wru.a long home run In the fourth. For llu~ Yan~ Bobby Bowen WIIS the o-nly poba~ with -two !litr;. The lineup: ~I ' ., 1 I , J ···..: . ' IN •' •' • ' ~- ' •' USED , • t . • RS Finley Pullins GSmorl'!l .\_ LF 3.B 38 55 : 1 1 M•rer ' Eblin l!benbach Hysall Arnold Berry Andrawa B1ilay Bonar Gordon wtiihon of tt.o Jn Bowler awarch '"'"'""" tMir ...,.,., 5 2 P C 5 5 4 0 D•vll Colllno GIMCknar CF 3B 1B 55 5 I I 01 2 2 I Glbbo Manhall Knight RF RF LF 3 2 5 0 0 0 Plratu 0 0 0 .... LF LF LF Slm...,n LF Totolo 0 Y1nkeas 1 Dodg~n s. ---- u: Will• 1 o0 O 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 a ·oo 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 1 ' 10 1 ...... ....,. loft to ·~'~"' ...... ID11 ~tt Will, ~J~_bq..t.~r •114 Grlf,f DurWn. ~Rin.k Men- The winnln1 Swabals team and secood pl.u tHm of Martin LourtRfl In City LHfu. are pie. v.a 219 9530L roR•u .u -~ v'I:C£ ..tH ~ P:J.ero; ••BOTT T.V. n.» m . allet Repair~ ~- Zlo • ItAX w1 pert Tettlnldau. Pbc.oe 82M Y Mi&tlepon fl.llotl I nsuronce t20 tU COifPU:TE luuraape P..of~c11 Reol Estate --- - - .000 Robert '.-/ J · . CLAYB. ANKS " ·_ "ti· EED'_,, . 'A. '1r . ·.·"". M7 ~.1 ' , ,.• , ,:, , 1 • Haven. Orehard, New Haven, W. Va., PhOne 'I;Urner 24fl88. 6..25-tf I~ Vafance, roll , 6-15-25te - - -- 1 - _.......,_. bool,.d .motora. COnveltlant krn\1!· 8'- trada-tn allow•nca. Matr~ p0U.. n AU•o S1ln, 295 N. Second AYO., Mldd\opoi1, Ohil>· 6-2UI)o PBANUTB ...... -, ' .. - For Fourth af Julvo, ... oor 11!1• display of ~w S~ott-Atwatar out' Monday'11 Schedule ROOleg.s at Yanlrees No. 1 Dodgq,a: at S)"["aruse Indians 0 0· 0 Racintl. Bravru at Pin.tu No,2 Air S•le~IAir& c ·ondltloner up ..poi-cb sb.ades. poth a~ni~, E~edri~ fans all kinds. Free 'Installation. Dale WipP,el Supply. 215 Un·ion Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. L.ut Nltht's ltMulta 17 -- ltcdlegs 6 Dodgers 10 - IY./IIIlkf!'ll!l 7 Braves 6 - lndUlllti· ~ with Obi~. ~ CHERRiES, ~ew ~• PomerOJ, 19) ) 4n., .. . ~ 0 ' 84-tf · Main Street. stopped l~R~OME~~·~~-~~':*~ e. · ~..~-:~~~=~t_,;~~~~~~~E~[!~~~~~g~~~~ 118, It~y. 114'h France. • 1 NEIGLERS for buildint house&, birch cabinets, and repair won. . :omplete W1II!:EL AUGNMENT, cau us. Guy Neighler, "12• sroia. 1 · b~ancina and brake sef1•iee. way, Racine, Obip. 8-8-'5tf Hackett's Safety Service, West BY UNI'I!ID. PRISS ~~~~ ~-~W YO~: M.od00 8 bi ? '• EB8. .. '• • .J . I i41 For r"~:fu~,;~J~~··v:t (201 B~~$5ervtcec I 0 F'1ghf ReJu1f;,_. .000 1ooo .000 ~·t-'• Auto Servic.es ~~~ E -* -· - i»u ..l.ind',ng looanrlor and r.....,m fl nl•b. Clear plallle aeat eol·era, aulllmatie ,' radi;~ 1\eater, now tireo. Try it! You'D l~ve it. ' • "'!100·1£ 'C ..SOFTBALL GAME T()NIGHT .Vanadiwn COI"JXX("rltion's 1ball team wfll meet the fasli ntne froln Parkwsbure rat M,..., City oD Bachtel Field ln a blll . F.lt'st game wU·Dg~et under at "1:00 p. m. rn.o. 11.~-~; ';mod~Y__ ~;;I in t'hc }:t(md Sl~f:ball .., year, but WlaJlt oa to wtn the . Vlrgi.nia S~ cbampionabi.p. ..,.--,.~·...:!'--:__ _:_ 'I a •d•,.... 0 0 2 C2100 ss.p 3 a 1 P-18 3 1 0 0 38 3 0 2 0 38 0 ' 0 0. 0 LF 2 0 01 0 l 0 0 0 0 a STANDING$ ..,_vron - ....ma I JQa. Wun L... '"'' Bimini, BWI, oulpoillted Gil 0 1000 er, 1M, Philai1elpbi~ 10. 1 a 1000 - o r .. m 0 0 0 a Q 0 279 Custom Royal .,. 2-U.U Wonted •!. MEIGS LITTLE LIAGUI 1 0 Brav.. 0 , • •a' Pos ··b 11r h, e R Yank••• 28 3 1 1 l Indians 2B 1 1B-SS 3 l 1 1 2 2 1 I 0 0 4 1 0 21 10 10 2 212 002- 7• .4.4 1 300 52x-10.10.2 3 45 0 4 • 4 3 I 1 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 2,~ a Tvo 0 SS 4 h 1 0 3 0 t 0 1 4 h 0 D 1 · ot the lot. Beautiful flame rod and p..,. ·white; modern two ton• lin ish. . · Hqlly ----- tlterblg, power brakes, ultr•maUc d rive, ll&d•o-. heater, tonlon level ride A per· .f~!tt~r. Buy now 011d save. ' . Cleland AMI••oee .. - - - -- - - - PACKARD Clipper Custom Con1tellation ' eooditiijn.· V;v •.,,.,.., ~ - 1955 . .. _ etc. _Good Found f)0 00 _00 I CF CF 28 28 Mo••r• t Spencar Gor:don , Whit• I Eb.r'tblch A. Hamm Arnold Gllbtrt ' cODGERS n1 21 0 3 0 0 ~5 7 Poa ab r LF I 0 LF I 0 Bcld Totels Pot- ab 28 5 Werry •'• RF RF RF.CF p Kappla Totals REDLEGS Smith .. Werr.y Anderson two H1rrts Billy Klaus.' elghth-ilning 1riple behind a double by Billy tioodman produced the winning run as the BOlton. Reel Sox cdgt'd the Baltimore Otiole., 7·6 in the otller A. L. eame. Ib Dolock retired 12 straight batte~ .lo re- PIRATES ceive credit for ·h is fourth win Konkle while George Zuverink lQ.IIt his Menchlnl W.rry fourth Mtfar • • . ,J 1 0 0 0 1- 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 27 6 6 4 333 125-17:.t.3 302 01D- U-4 P" lib r h 8 CF-SS 4 1 0 0 3" 4 l 2 2 i.F 1 2 0. 1 LF 1 0 0 0 c 2 2 0 0 SS 2 0 0 0 2B 0 0 0 0 1B 3 0 0 0 2B-SS ~ 1 1 0 1 I ' ... I• the- front row ar. FrH Crow, Den Bttzlng, ancl BIU Andanon CF CF CP I I I i G - r . Ted To4o-, 8111 C~Jo. ler, Paul Clifford! llAd Doll GrH< SHorul place winnart hi the Trio Co11nty Leagua •r• the n..-n.. ire of tha •Daltay Sentinel thm 'pic. tured abon laft 10 right: 1111 Tbe Pirat.ea.~ Dod'gers and Braves nlly scored five dn thC' sixth for l M•nkin all won Qperll.Jii games .I8ISl mght ~ tlteir 17 tuns. Tlw Red.> ma!A:bcd Rel.bar llliS lt.'t.e Meigs Little league made a Lhc ~hroo 1n the liii'S1 , hu;t Olen arl- Ruuall fine <Start. The Pirates 110ok ;an easy dt-d only two in -the t:1irtl18n.d one Totals · ptra.tas 17·6 wi11; tloom the R.edlegs" at Ponk in the fifth. eray on the NO. 1 FLe'ld, while Ollt Bi; hitt•r for the nenint was R•dlog• the No. 2 F1ek:li tbe Dodgers were Tommy WMte of the Redlags whc YANKEES winning a 10.7 tleclsion from Lho h•d two hom• ru-'a end a d~ubte McKenJia Yankee•. Mcanwhik! tn the cliJ'SJC~St fer a perfect eYitnlng at bat. A. Bowel't game Df the cveDIU!!!: ·mt. Rae!nc the· Ho~mm •lso had two hits for th• lo!>· Clelnd ~11A\I'Cil took a nip and took 7-6 de- er., while tru tha Pirateli M. Werry Hoffman t-tsl.on from the Syrncuse lntl1an.r;.. had thrM hits in fiva tripe;, anc:l Robart8 Sonn Gloack had tw0 bl 1 ' C t Taking advantai-e off walks' and V ner ng es upon er IQI)Se fle!lding L'Je Pirates tuvJ an In flva turns. . Emlar , easy tim~· with the RedlegJs ~ M In lh.E' Ya.tlrk·ee .. Dt'd!( cr .!(arne the Moaa Werry bcllld the- -lklters ·bo only ~~ Yanks ha(L a 5-3 lead going ·l nlo Webster _ eenta per Tire PhoJ~- ltuf'I!"'~Ui W. Uala 'SL C.to ut 'l'hlnkl an4 !.pt!'daJ n,. Jl'riend, SY'f4!C\118e. 8-28-ate Ule. A.UtO, Fire, Po® Cill Do· tlc111 ot Evei:Jtl pnnled al r~ ,... -- li.Uia, Viddlepart, Oblo. , lar tlualfit'd rat-1. ObltUilrl<"1 ~iow ls the time to t'OOt.lder that DtJb}JJI.hed al 1 cent per word. Dew .tweeper for t!le hOme. l.'"aaru~ -'41 re<"elveO by maiJ w COMPACT C:iveJ lht' ultimate in 1 J,) tell"pllou& &lveD. careful .t:i» 1wme efficiency. Bi( Trade-In for YO\Ir old •we"per. Gtne't For Sale: 50 Aere farm located Appliafiee Servlee, PomerOy. in Ubanon 'lownsbip, jo)inin l tall t.M.~, 8-29-«~ Homl.'r Icenhour. PoMI•nrl. Ohi Call 3W7 'GalliPolis or Write Lo IRI~ for aa~. ~_ppror\mafely J2 Bo:rc 31-B. RO 2, Gallipolis. Ohi4; IAYI D<!N'T YOU K~WT varieUe"' Write Mn. F. D1 Hud. fJ:34).3tp Baker'a will give you the belt~ son, 18 W. Cave St., POJlletOy, trade <On furnih:re ur appllan· ,,-fymi;'"hed-:--.,-.,-. or eall l~X 6-2'f)-3tp HOUSE (~-,' ... - - '1)-11 Boy's 26" Bicycle for sale. Phnne furn~ed. Ro.uLe '7, Che~ter R<l•d. Call 6057-X, 'Middleport NOTICE 248-X. ft.2&31p 0~~ ~~~r Our shop wlll be ~)Osred June 30 w July 5t:h. Anthooy Phunblog Registered Pekinx:ese Jftuppitl. FOR ~PeaN Kirby Rea! Es· & Heating, ·Middlepo\'t, Ohio. .Mrs. Harry Lodwick• . ChMter:. tate! ·. ku~~~~l. TowniJt~· tU Ohio. - a-29-3tp 6-28-3te ·aeret ~ '";'~• biQI and out b~ltdinjCSe< ~e A . .,., •. ~'RY~White Rocks lb. 16) Lost & Also (r.eah EGGS. W. f', Hill . ·htwt • .j;J!fthji"'¥.. 11-l:!f Ch•s~er. "op~i!,.t Gf!!lf "C~It~ .. LOST-Bro'f~h. ·black Fq'!hP~~ in the vienitiy ol Lauril 'clff. 6-2JJ.31~ He · ~· ehy ·~1ld H s.igt¥-ed pr~ <411 ' it IIi tJ>y or 1.<!~>'1' ~- II. l I. Tracy ba~ey. 6:28 Stc POMEROY-Jlodem 8 room fJo;:-n Highllti Price& wilb lhaldwOod ttoor,1. Nbe !til t tj I Auto ~Ill~ be•-J.umbt• eben tDil bath. -Aiitom._:ie fo•" Lumlw.r Co red air beat lO all roOIJl&. f.ul J.9G3 CHEVROLET T1·uck %1 TOn Oblo. -,--basement. Very IJI)Od construt Panel body $69!\. Bla&?lVt.ar:a. We want used farrri ma"hine-1') . tion. Large lot. Owuer will con Pome-roy, Ohio.. \IJ.28-8tc Fulton -Thomp~on Tractor Sa'et, sider yol!f pr~llf, house a - - - - --· Pome.roy. Ohio 6-7-llk 19'JS FORD Pickup olr<Jek, Ute down payment. ~ilht cnns:de: new $$95. Blaettnar·a. Pomerot leuio,: for ont fear. ~ent Ohkl. 8-~(e . ~.lDp.~~T- 8 r~m lr,!lme house wi~h ba1b, g~~ heaiin:;r ...-;;--;,ent-Exte _ o c_ t c:! .. .::.-:LP:-:dd:-IOI'Io19M 8UICK V8 Special Delux 2 toce:ed oa -l~e eorrp r !c.. doo1· Sedan, new Buick trade-in Scal!old BovdJ, """' Ct.U.,. 1 with t.ttage. . .00. Cllnt.oa Fisher. Kiddieport Porqetoy, $1695. Hlaettnar's, G~ERAL STO t{i"ndling groP~one 6:1811-X. 11-11' Ohio. &28-6~ ceries, t>lotbina, ha :d'l'(are, gas ~ 1954 PONTIAC 2-door Sedan · orl- 2 five room apartmenfjl; 2 four- . r.Hne. Avet-age m<Jn!ftly sale" room apartments. all with bum· Little ginaJ da1·k green witta lirgh~ , eompr·fil'ion~ am(. dries and ~arageJ "-· N. BenJ~l. •..,,. I .QRJ . . tii!Jl ~v.eth'!'d. 7. .green top $1295. Blaet!Nr'a, Pomeroy, Ohlo. $-1f-U room (.rame ~ ,i~h batb .. Pome~~;tY. ~~io. ~~ La'rge lot. To f Prtcc $11 ,000.00. lRM BUICK Cell'tury 2-door "Jti- Unfurnished 4 room and ·a room nr bettlth re for .sellin-g. . apal'tmenls. Christine ee£1e. v.ien Coupe, powt>r steering. Owner will t'arry some finanCPhone ·18--J. B·;!Gtp d§oa(low' drivt; tlS~. - BlaettIng or trade for real estalr . CUCKLER REALTY ~·s. Pom~~~G. 6·28-6tc I lil Help &o• 22t , Phona l~Y 1964 FdlfD V8 2-dool' Sedan, tur- --'--- - ' ft.:.0.3ic quoi.se ' with while top $1195 . WANTED: Dietitian. Will eonsider Home ~onomid gradUate. ... ~Ltnar'~>, :ro.mer,oy.. Qhio. Rarp.Wiy u:panding hospital and '~·2&6t.c • ,oj .t:Jietary department. Salary open . ApplY Dirl'ctor Dlet:eticc<i, 18 B J ~t,IJ!e,ior St"i~f Holzer Hospital , Gallipolis, L H. RAWLING SONS CO. • U Ohio. 6-30-3~ twur Wrecker Service. Day Pirates, Dodgers Win I.Aittle League Openers cl NEW FEDERAL EXCISE Spri DIJ. Phon~ 932 x . 6-30-31p Call on Ul for ear repair and weld. ln.i: ~.itt .. Rac.1 ~' "~h(9, · ' 10% off on 1U Fan.s llild G~ rdt>11 . 6 IJ.z&te Hose. Frecker Plum hmx Shuv - -Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-30-Hlt tlADIO 6: 'l'ELICVI.SION SERVICE -·=-=- .tng on in the Lltird . The PirateS" of John Young stqrtd thret> ln lh.e ~~~t three iii ·the sccon I th.ne mo~ .In the t'Hltd, added in bh: fourrth, lwo in t!le fifth and fin. To Buy Kelley TlretJ At Regular Price Before -- -~=~= ~~~n Z Wswu· LAST CHANCE uu.a - his . .. n u.vm.. - - ·---Billy HrJeft won ninth game Ebttsbach rthe looing pitcher came up wlth ftve bt. b1g to; tn.ku ===="::::~~e~n~t====~='::'':'":m::ph=':"::'h:•::n:lg:h:t':'':":· ==~ for hiM -and many runr. Tommy the fuurl!l rrat~e, ll runs the Dodg<rs the RedJso with Tom White com- an 8·5. !cud an~ thrn added TODAY ONLY loot aert ' oa, a- •-:---n:am t";bltae -~.- FOUJl ROOMs PUII:MTURE, il'l'4 "p"tt tl~r wrtr-t fai tbreto tOA Meuun iDHrUou. • cludint Norge ' Re!rigerator with II defroster, wilber, 8-pieet- .iOhd S"tlw.I --.J loc UltJDlb ro:r - CtD word wa Inut dl n In1 rot>m suite. I!VI n£ r'oom and b;edroom furn 1ture. ~Jil rue tJf 2 cea~ J)l!" wora 'J~ All in exceJient condi tion. Ap. be cbar&ed fetr advertltir.a: U &1 ply over Rl~rvk!ow Re!ltaura nt. paid fur Dl!ofori!,th• ~!loth or w •b ..... n •t moutb lollowlat I.-loa -~----~- - - - -- trroTt. tlf Ac:lva~ttb.IQJ-.ilumtd be 5 R~ i'~ura. for tale. Jn. rt~imr.;.tiat<UJ. T:\e DallY dUd~ rOoiJ\ JU~. t,eJeSentlut!l will 1111t ~ raP..'Dtlblr vi.llion, reffllerator, breakfast DJ~!• 011e w~:Ol'ftd " Ja. tet, ~ 1,.uitt. JU atov£'11 , 'tbe :homer-happy Cincinnat i Rt..o~ees may look. like 4.h e N~l il •n· ll ~ague i.IJ star u•am l o the . NOTICE! on ~ fhei t. ·. a§Md alr--eondhloutd SelettAiN t.!ndl&nn '"'' Uuoa many mediwl-prtet4 J' • For exterior or interlot contact Homer M. 381·Y. Contract or •• pUriDjl by Fa<lon wittchma~er. COLl..U(S I.J;RS. JlolaWoy. . Mec:=• lenonaldf.ldl:til Treq;Finmrwald ·Funerctl Hbme ~·" G. E. REUTER. Pub~ Attoimtut "~P.Nn W~UIJ.I.I'IC.. ~n~r.~ �.. ,~, I t. 0 . I Q The fepc.lf'( Wiele Awoke 4-H Club Meets sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio MIDDLEPORT. The Dailv Sentinel J • At Home 01 Mrs. L. W. McComas RITCHIES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie alld son Bobby Lee entertained a group of frlendB recently at their homll in Pine GTove. Home made ice cream and cake were served by the hostess to 'Mr. & Mrs. Will lam .Mattox and family, West A con~l'ibutlon of $40 was ll!i8ICle Columb.l!t, Vi~gH Windon , Kathryn to the huHding lund of 1Jhe cbu~"Ch Smith and ·Mrs. Freda Ritchie when the w.tatng WOI'kelYI d!Uir "Lnd sons, Roger and Larry. of t.'lc Enterprille "EUB chureh melt Tht>r>;day erening in the 900laJ mom of t he churcll with Mnl. Lawa·cnce Smith as hnls~. ?,1115. Alic<~ Thompson pt'es1dent pn.lsidcd at! the meeting whi.c!i op. "nod with the uOUP singing' "Sweet Hour of P ~ayer" foUowC11 wl.llh. pra}<cr by Mrs. Eldon Weeks and scripture 'eading by Mills Dorothy Soturaay, June 30, SOCIETY ' WJIIing Workers Class At Enterprise Donates $40 To Church Building Fund Karr 6 Van Zandt 242 W. Main Pom•eroy TO TElL YOU A.OUT nu 19oi6 IOHNSONS.,, THE MOST sdtsATiONAL SEA• HORSES IVEit PltO~EDI j! ·~···· ' I h nson '"'"s' ''" s uo ~ '"" Dl Pf I CEL WITH THE ATE P~ENTY Long. 11 wo,, agmed that each memb" r ~mh. w<>wld oarn $1.00 for tm. clu~ troa. The J•\il'y mooting wtll be hleold s ury, h(\forc the next meeti:lg anrl at the home of Mrs. Thomas BP.ntz. telI at. t.he meeting !low they earn.. -- BIRTH ANNOUNCED I Mr. and Mrs. Kennet!i Roosh (l.ucitlle DutMt) of Marlon are announdng .uw birth of a 4 •lib 5 O'l. daughJI'CJ', Betty ELaine on Silturtlil!Y June 23, at City Hosplta•D. Gran<!. parents. are Mrs. William J . Durst Pomt>roy and Mrs. Harry Roush of Columbus. CHILDREN'S DAY • ·DON'T ICE COLD.MILK . "' ' . Held Sunday At Letart, W. Va. • The Merritt Reunion was hehl l ket I OF Metrfft • ReUn-IOn • ul the home place at Letart, W. The Rows hes also h<~ve three <>lit"'• Va., Sunday, June 24 Y<ith a baschiLd·"~" · D0n8llr.l, Janet and Uoilli- The 'Middleport Church of Christ Ciblo School will have their annual Children's Day pro~ram July l at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs . William Slater and Mrs. Denver Nelson as co-chairman. NIJ "•'' ''f' ed it. It W¥ vote~ in eponsor P. layette sho\llj:r foe Mrs. Roger Bishop on T.h urday, Jul1'y 26, M.eJn.. bers of 4ihe chureh and frien.da tor be Invited. The wonder box do08!1.ed by Mill. Harley Browll \WIB awarded ·t o ~:,. Goen.e vleve Stobart. Refreshmenb were eoerved by th& hol!tess ~o L'lose namd OOI!>ve and Mm. Ben Buck, M~. Herbert J)l,x. on, Mns. W. R. Davlll, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Thollllls Benttl;, Mnt. Ed King and oMis!f Hln'iett Mcll}- dinne~ served. Is Honored Friday 0~ Sixth Birthday · Those attending were •Mr. pnd Mrs. Philip Kinzel, Mr. ·and· Mrs. Hoe Kinzel, Mt. Alto, W. Va., .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner and sun William Gordon, Syracuse, 0. ~lisa Lena Kinzel, Charleston; Mrs. Goldie Rollin, Miss Elizabeth Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brinker and children of Letart, W. Va Mary Weaver' and children, Great Lake, Ill, Barney A. •Merritt, Wheelin1 and Mr. and Mrs. Jim· mle Canter of Letart, W. Va., wtre afternoon pests Take Our Word For It- Con,e In Sm.Rile Sewing Club · And See for Yourself Ha Wiener Roast FINE FURN.ITURE Mre. Elza Gllinore Ji'. and iM'rs. David Goodwin enterflllned the At reosonobl• prices Sew Rlto SeWolng Club Thur.ia)" .BAKER e¥enilli \\11th a wiener l'Otlllt at Unooln Helehtll playlll'Ound. 27 GET CERTIFICATES Twenty-seven children received eertlflcates for perfect attendance at the DVBS held recently at the •Middleport Church of the Nazarthe ene. :Mrs. Robert Styers, Wife of the church pastor, was In charae L•f the school and acted as plan· 1st. Teachers and their aS&I~tanb W<re Beginners, Mrs. Raymond Walburn, Wanda Babic; Primary, Mre. Lester Taylor, Bonnie Rathourn; Junior Girls, -Mn. Bert Bable; Junior Boys, Mrs. Raymond Walburn. · 1\lre P~ Globolcer enllertalned: with a loawn party Frl~ afternoon, honoring hw. son Michael on hts sixth birthday. Games were pl'ayed flllit n~h'eSh­ men!B of oa decorabed birthday cake toe cream and kool a.ld ~ ser. ved by Mrs. Globokel" to L'nda Rupe, Paul Qarnelll', Rutb .1\nn an11 IQathy S8¥ely, &abby ~u <Butch> :MeOOT, Sllllw 'GO,. by, .MI. ftobertB' Oaltolyn Meier, s.liy ~:Uolll!ll!er, and adults, Mre. 0. H. M',yer1ll, &. IUchard Rupe Ml'll. Paul O.llell and ~~~ll~~~\~1:~. ON TIIAT OUTING TO B~ACH, TO THE MOUNTAINS Oft ANY PLACE THAT YOU MAY T.IA~IL TAKE ~LENTY OF REREFRESH~NG lcEoCOLD MILK Wi&h ,YQU. CHOOOJ!Al'E OR WHITE f,~!~~~'i;li~~"''"' 'l'IIE PDS ON LOVE THEM .OTII! THAT. HOLIDAY STOP AND RELAX '!ITH. A MILK ' • .{ lh1J ' . pie, home matters, fanner~, and wqe ~l'lii· Our proaress depends OD tolll'S. · · '- ' So ~e're hi favot of everything thafald.i ~ munity prosperity-from b~blc ~ f9. 1~ ' . ward-looking civic projects. Let'a 10011WW. ~ ' Mira. Len!! Hllibe!:'. . Michael t'eceived a numlla- ot el&. - lllt'tH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mrs. Wan1er French, !Roulee Rice) Worthlntton arP. anpouncing the birth of a seven pound d.a uahter Friday, June 29 at Mt. •<;armel Hospbtal, ' Colum· bus. They have t~o older chll· dren. Grandmotben' are, Mrs. Et· bel French, Ml~dlttport bd Mr•. -------- NOTICI 01' DISSOI.UTION 01' CO.PIItATIVE MAl'k.TINO . COitPOitATION Notice Is hereby given that, at a DleCtllltl of the sharehold_era of Producers Dairy Co-operative MRoclatlon, Inc., •a non-pront mar. ketlna co-operative association under ~..,ter 1729 or the Ohio ~evisod Code, held on Rural Route two, Coolv!He, · Ohio, on Judll 4, 1956, at which meeting e:ll of the capital stocll of said eurporiUon was repruented and voted In favor thereof, 1 the fol• l••wing Resolutions were duly twl.$ed and adopted: l\ESOLVED, That, pursuant to Obi' R; C. No. 170:1.47, l!lls c;Gt· p!1r.tic)D· be dlasolvod by volun· lary 'action of the slrartholdera of lhla •eQI'poratiOII or1anldd ~ . I cC)I.operatlve association\ wit~ capital, ~tock, untler Ch~~~r ~Tr& of the R~vlsed Code of Ohio. RESOLVED, "JRtHF~. Th•t tbe· President or Vice President, U1d ·the Secretary, b•. and, tbf)' ~ytlly lrl!-, oauthorl'led •lid dtr· ·~Jd to e~ecute rertlficate of V:ojUDtary , Diasolu!lon putJnmt II) ~ ~· No. 170U7 IE~ and '4!1ll.er ' neeetnry -pap~r• \o affect \ueh~ dl•$0Mlnn. · · •. t REsOLVED,' IMn~Tiltll!ll . ) ... - ' fhereal bul!dett Of this -~ are the pewte of "this c:Ommunity--merchanb, profe~~ '• ~v~ toaetber. · --- The FARMEBS.B!Ntf··' . and Savings. Cemeauy ,' --- J 'fASHIO ED·· t · , I ROAST \. Ball GCfm.e· HORSE . .SHQ. .... ,/ ' .. ·-:rr··- · ·- \ ' ( ' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 30, 1956