http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a0c5104433fa5d374dd3bfae698c5468.pdf c01e126bc3c8aae650317fa8c85b8342 PDF Text Text . . ___.. ' Page Six _......._ . .' • Mrs. Neum<~n were visitors in Huntington. Mr. and Mrs u.-.rold Hubbard \is.ited Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan and daughter at Albany, sun. <.lay . Mrs. Ethel French ceturned hume Monday after 11 visit wit:h Mr. end Mrs. Warner Freneb and children aid Mrs. Bes.s1e CliffOrd, Worttungton . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, Mr. <:nd Mrs. Paul Haptonstalt and r)uldren spent SUnday · with Mrs. Sharp's brothn, Mr. and Mrs. Ja('k White, Laurelville . Mrs. Blanche Haptonstal l entert..ined Friday wlt·h a farewell ~ uncheon for her great niece Sally ~}.!more who is studying in Wash· mgton, ·D. C. Other gue.!its were Edith and Billy Haptonstalf. . Mr. and M..o;. Lesti'r Kt·ider and son of Miami Beach, Fla., Miss Adeline Donad,ee, Harnsbm·g. Pa . family ;~re enroute to St. Louis, were recent guest s of Mr. and Ml-., where they will visit her Mrs. Michael Ha<'k ctt and chU· family including her grandmother ~rf.n Mrs. Krider, Miss Donadee who is 98 and in faihng health. :md Ml1!. Hackett are sisters. Rev. Fred Gardner accompan· Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwood, led h!.s mother Mrs. Floy T . Gard· B<lwersvl\Je were weekend guests ncr to her home at Eaton after of her parentS, flev . and Mn. c. lihe had spent the past week R. Konkrighl and sons. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grubb, Mr . and Mrs . Harold Thomas Mr .and Mrs. Carlos Grubb and visited her mother Mrs. Mabel .&on Bill, Da)'ton, vi!;ited Sunday Walburn in Columbus recently. with Mr. and Mra. Claarlt>s NeuMr.!i·. Martha ijudson WHS taken man. Sunday evening Mr. and 1 to Hoh:er Hosp\lal .i n the Rawlings-Coats ambulance Sunday aftur she fell at ·her 'home and fractured her hip. Mr . and Mrs. James Lloyd who had been vacationing at Vlra:inia Bt>ach arrived for the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bl'uce Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chfforrl and families. They were accompanied homt:' Sunday by their children who had spent the week here. I Mrs. cecil Bradbury and grandson , Asa, were in Parkersburg Mond<oy afternoon. Sandra daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson h1 recovering fro.~m a severe sinus and bronchial infection. Mrs. Albert Schleicher return· s s!er, Pearl Lent, at t"ore§l GroVl ' Oreaon. Rocer Cover~ i.s employed at t.he new power plant being cona:tructed at Cresap, W . Va. Misa Beu Sanborn was a luncheon i'Uest Monday of Mrs. !b~na Brunker, Belpr~, w.bo wu vultini !Jere.. . Mus Nma Russell, MlSs Mabel ~y~e)J and Miss France9 RDush vtstted at Adena, Gov. Worthin~· ton's mansion near Chlllic-"the S•tnday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and d rug bter and Mrs. Blanche Carpenter were weekend gues.ts of his mother, Mrs. Dave Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner and son Tom aod Cinda Farmer who has been visiting here since school was closed. Lynn remained witb htr sister for a visit. Mr. and Mrs Jamt>s Pullen and I I ' M·l .' ' I !!ll to her home in Clevl!land Sun day and wHI return Frida)'. Her .nother Mn. WiJljam Obllnier is improvlng slowly at Holzer Hoapita! after major .SUJg'ery. l E. Miller vlsite.d. his ditqbter Mrs. Norma Usle in Columbus Sunda)' when be accompanied Mr. a:.c:i Mrs . Donald Lisle and family tocre. Mr. \nd Mr! . E. A . Price ;md I daughter, Jean, are moving thts We-tk to hts new work in South I ..... • .,......Wh.,. that ~~ ......... , ..... ,_, ••ww. , One 1Ht ef ................nloho-1 . . . btorlor PrimOf. ., r.. .., npalnt Job, -1 olucoo • denlln1 whMo ftnlolo ' :..:: :;-! .'!.:."",:~; ... •h- -lnly .......l ,...._.......... tl.nM whM e lnt .... ~ MILDIW RISIITAN'f Retire! YOUit OLD Furniture FOR New FROM Baker Furnoiture A SENSATION for farm, ettatt and fair huildlngs, Counlry Estate "WhUe Creoso•e" Poil'll J comhlnes wood pr11ervat1on with lm· rnaculott whitt apptarantt. Brush II or sproy If ,e u one coat covtrt. CLINTON 4.1'l gal COMPANY 8al-Palnl Sen I.e I Phone 6007-Y \ LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 95'3 3rd Avenue eze~-X Mr. alld Mrs. Ernest Lindstamer of Pompton Plains, New Jersey are visiting the1r son, Mr. and Mrs Robert Lindslamer, Linda Suaan and Cheryl on Broadway. They are also visiting Mr. and Mr.!L. C. 0. Richard10n of Tuppers Plains. Phone 6220 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Patrtck Lochary • Home-mad!! lee CNam, eake and •nn and daughtrr-m law, Mr . and :\irs J <( mes Lnchary and daught er , j'h ekend g uests u[ Mr :llld Mrs. F.dw:;rd Parfitt wcr~ i\~r. and Mrs William E Cla ar of Chilli. Luth e arH suno:t.1 .v L!tH'sts wt'fe Mr. cwd Mrs. <.:layton While and .\ 1r. and Mrs. H arold Whit e and daug ht ..'l' Ro.semat·y of Warren . . , · Mrs Harry P . Sm1th, Mn. C. Jo. Tnmpkins, Mrs. Jerl We,bster Sr., l\Ls• J,ydia Ebcr::;bach and Mu;s l ucn'IJa GcntLcim JT are aHcudmg .: wsc s meeting at the Lancister l'a mp gruunds th 1 ~ w\!e k. Pvt. Jeff Wil su n of Fl. Leonard Wuod, Mo .. aJ'Jtvcd Sunday for <I 1 :~ it w1lh h is par ents, Mr. and ~lr., R. E. \\' .ison, Shade . • Mr. ami Mr:; . E u;::cne Dcql of Springfield wen• weekend guests ol h n parcn L'i, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Qua lls anti farnily. I Mr. :md Mr!;. Wllliam Knight and chtldrcn ; Mrs. Roger IJd;ard and sons and Mr8. A. R. Knight an d son Vincent returned bOme Sunday evening · afler a wi:!e.k's camping at Bellinglpn, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kincaid, daughter Cynt(lia and tson Gary of Wyandotl, Mich., are guests of relatives ·here. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Might of Princeton, lnd. 1 arrived Monday for a two weeks visit wlth his sis· lcrs and brothers-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. WiJiard Ebersbach, UDion Avt•., and Mr. and Mrs. John SisI son . Hutland and his ~arents, MJ;'. I enlng to Mrs. Ray Se1denable, Mr. and Mrs Jack Se1denable and daughttr, Jacklyn Jean of Pomer oy: Mr .~nd Mrs . E. R. Kincaid, daughter Cynthia and son Gary of Wyandott, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Hnward Stewart, Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecke•· and children'! J~. Jackle and Joan, Clarence Rupe the 'l.onored jjuest and bro· , ther. Terry and the host and bost· J~eas. - '·- - -- - - ~ I AdcJif.jonaJ ' A~ys oHect:iv· .State F~er Degrees This Week Aid Is Given Fqmily. A contribution of ~ for the Arms family , Harrisonville" ftoad, was made Monday ~venlug when the Meljfs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches oi.Christ met In~· the- Dexter Church. •:::~:t:, 'Wilbur P~rce, Vice--president; presided and Fred I. Gardner, past. or or t!le Middleport Church wu leader of tho: devotional service opened the. meeting. LABoR Relations A receipt has been received for $500 which wa11 sent by the Meigs County association to Professor Lusby to pay the expenses of a student from Hawa:l ' to the Kentuck-y C!lrlstla.n Col!ege, Grayson, Ky. Refrf' o;hrnenL~ of pie, ice cr(!am and coffee were !~Crved by tbe host group to S'CVt'ntecn men. WITH FINE Appliances Baker Furnit~re BIRTH ANNOUNCED Or. 11nd l\1rs. ll eurge Mann uf Wc~ ley l-Ulls, Mas~ .. are announemg the b1rth of a 1 lb. son July 12. Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach is a grandmother. They have four oth· YOUR INVESTJIIII.NY HOLDS WH~M YOU GO c;tv•R ~OLD& . The CommiHsion on Finance the church Monday evening Over 400 !arm youth represent. 104 rural high schoola in Virxinia will be present for the conventiu.n. Sunday, July 22, bas b~en de:sla:nai.ed as yisitur's D,ay and all former members aod . parents of FFA members are invited to at. tend to · ~articipate in the special progra~ to st.ar.t at 1:30 P. ' M, ~ Amoni '\he awards lQ be an-' , pounced .at ~ ~pecl~l awards progi:am oit. :Sunday ~ening aTe th(• chapter .~.nners 'in IJI:!' Communitr. lmproV~ment Projecl. the a_n· r nounc~ment of tbe Gold and Sil· an'(~ ' with Fn·rl. Wbb:;, chat!-man of._t.he Com- TL!o ,i;it..dse sldrtWalal !If Tooi .TOdd ohowtlto ......0 Will. mls~;~on, presiding. Tile opening praver was given by the Rev. c. n. Konkright, pastor of the church. I!) • . • • 1 · '~' "• ~ .. ., · . · 3ay• '>., 1 .The Ice ·-CUbe• Ypq'Want ... $922,ooo "'"•d with oo per approval of tlie voters. . ·.' • • cert M'ddl I eport Man r·ID cd · , In Hog Feeding U..e ! Actual eounl _ ,ho~ed.437 pe~~nn~ vo~mg for th~ Jssue .und. 132_ Lawrence Boyd of Middleport .agaiOI!Il t1. The , votln~ by prec1nc~ was fined $25 and costs in a bearwas as follow.s: AddJson Town.sh~p lng ollefo-re JuiEe Cedric Clark of 48 for 31 against;' ~ddlson P~e- , the Court of Common PJeas on C'inct, 125.. for 24 Qau1st; Chcsh1re : Tue.!Lday afternoon on a charge of' .n,wnehlp 'l4 ·for 38 against and feeding uncooked garbage to hogs Ch~sbire Precinct, 181) for 44: The fine was suspended. · agamst. • MOOSI ·made_ . arid· served•. automaticall_y I,•. After the meeting, the White H0u8e said Mr. 'Eisenhower was informed that strike negotiations wiU be resumed this afternoon and "bMit parties are (jctermincd to mike every pOssible effort to reach an agreement at lh~ earliest practicable time." .Jdurb:.y Snyder, assistant White House Press Secretary, said he did not believe the meeting ~n stituted presidential InterventiOn in the steel ·dlspute . He said the mGCtlng was "a review ." Present at . the conference were secretary of Labor James P. ¥Hchell, Jatie:ph 'F. Finn{'ga~, _di· r;e:c~ of . t.h.e. Federal M.e dtatlon ~~Rcthahon Se,~ct:*- r~~·ury Sf)I!J'etlry ~~J)rqe- M. Hum~h rey; ~rctary of..Comme:rtr-ilinelm 'Weeks; Arthur . F~ Burns~ ehairma~ of tfi~ r.nut'CJI or F...ono. mic Ady1sers and Sherman Adami; the aesutant to the hoJsJaent. 't o MilT MEIGS GENIRAt HOSPITAL ·A muting of the charter mem- ·Admitted: Vra. Nor01an Stewart bent of the proposert new lode of Middleport . . Moose to be iMtltuted Jn Pomeroy Dtl!lehU'Jtd: Harry Brooks, Jr. on or about Jul)' 20 will b :' !Jel4 Middl ·tfPOrl; .Mn. Robert Stewart at the ha.U located over Parl«!n and baby 1 Sylaeuae: ..and Oren Restaurant. at 234 East Main Street Weara, Jr., Pomeroy. '" Pomeroy on J'ri~: July 2ll at a! :IJlrlb: A aon to Mr. and Mrs. Nor p. m. man Stewart., . Mkldl~ort.. ' I 'B.'G . .Servel ICE BE:RVEB I B ID Olda ''88".1t'a the car you've waited for ril'tt notA'~ , , • the amart aime to 1et it il '· . while tKe u)ue o£ your preeeat cu bM hit H ,...,,,. • • MMt wide-awab lollu.· Ill IIIDllll«' hich o J 1 v.-hile tb«oe aft 110 :r-'11 M plulell to He how Uule it tak.M mmy wecb oi pleuaat clmiq ahead. to cUive tlai. Olde:tebile borne. F..peclallr •fter you 1unpl~ itt,..,...,. For there'• 110 crMaptomilf'l with )lftWtr, mmfort. aad pet• fiDnaaaee ia thil one. 'l' bt~ yoU llep up to d ''88''. rou rate 1 Rocht ~JUte• aud .( 8111'91)· now ill the time to trade 1 : o aow LOW• •T i<?ned ice cube trayS. No~, let 5ervel •erve you modern.automatiC Servel way. , P'ltiC•P ltOCK•T .NGIN. La , ;., L. , ... !i!BRVJIIL QAS RIIIFIUG~ToR' BEE 1'1111 AT /{ODR llBRYJIL jl pl!IAr:pu·. , -.fOaM. " • ' " ·' ' ' .,:, i -~~ -· made by Clifford Hayes commander of Drew Webster Post. The commander roue o the credh for . winniiJg tbe awa!d to M. Thftrnton, who is cblld welfar" of the Post, ' "Cbild we!bre is one of The .... ;., ' major proArueri can •u<>~vna graMs," Commander Hayea· said. '.'and we are proud that our elforts have been bonored in this way:• ·Tbe citation was llresented to thl! Post by Frank Cheeaebrew d It 1 Eighth D!&trict COIUJ!'Ioln er. s er~;onally signed ay American PLegion National Commander Seaborn p, Coi11ns, Nat.onal Child WelfAre chairman GLorge Ehinger, National Child Welfare Dir· ector Randel Shake, smd by St~le Child Welf:Jre Chairman Homer YoUng Theodore Kohr. ~owe~ rested comfortably In a hospital . none t.bc worse for his experience. the freezing unit. TWice aa loDIIi' as any other. refri&Vatol.!; · Drew Webster Post Na.. :t9 of The American Legion here has ctted by Am e rl car, ,., LegIon . no Nat ona ea quar t ers n , n 1a poliS, ,Indiana, for outstanding service to children and )'OUtb. Announcement of tbe citation MAN,SFIELD, 0. UP- A Ger· man ahepberd dog bit o~r 11 piece of a 10 vear old bov'J ear Tues. day and doctor• ee.wed it back in pJact~ : after the fngment had lain In the ·a nimal's stomach for balf an hour. wear - iCt noiey - or replaell. Yo11 get years of tro~l>Je­ free S<lrvice. And only Servel baa a .ten-year guarantee OD · ' 1.. naughy of Brida:eport who has been acting as an a,ent in securing the local optioM. McConnaug.by in his first direct .1latemtru coneerniog the option· ing of laoda JD the area said '"l hore u ab8olutely no basie to lhe story that option.s wiH be pl('ked up in tbe Letart Fallil Srea, within the next two weeki period. AJI a matter of fact. to the best uf my belief and know. ledge there il no aluminum oi chemical plant interested in the area." "The publlilbed reports of acre.. age I;J.Ilder option and the .... ,.,,,,,~ purpo:Udly paid (or sut!b opt.io~ hu been a:re.atly exaagerated. The report of immediate pick up · of options in the area Is higblx correct. In all likelihood the right to eaerdte tbe optkmJ wUJ not be taken until early JJ67, that i.B, if thev are taken up," Mo1 Cormaughy said. "There is absolutely DO reiiiiOD'. for ·r ush on the part of ~ns wbo have graoted optJons," he said lrl an euluaivc intervieW1 "the many -stories now in ci.rcuJa.. tion ali t(t the type and kUJd of indUJtry that m~y settle in thil ~~fh.~'re without basil! of fact ot He pointed out, "It is necessary for tile aceumulaUco of a eertaln amount of land before a company becomes intere&ted. Tbis area vrc sents outstanding possibilities but tbe land ffiUit be .secured fint.'' Although McConnaugh)' refuse4 ~ divulge tbt actUal _:J~u:{ of ~·· he hu -under i~gatiYn The . j!~,,.ij;;j .'."•!~r tinel reveals abypositive of between IUIO and 1200 haviog been optioned. It was poioted out that McCon., • C 'linl "'leria} Ass'n National Legion Metgs ·Co W'deMens Ra}}y . ans . unty PI Cites Local Post 1(. I On Child Strvice Chesl er (horeh H0Jds Sel'Vlt.es. Letar.r-Fa~~~ been u·eifer Offered .," ' I d. I IH d T w ks •• For wo ee . . . loe~•..'i AsTop pme I was Wll:~ DEv·.•.m,•.·u.ulo. tonst:nlonw~!o!:n~~' Teleph' one Stri'ke For An Essay inves~iplion alrAMw assist~ were 1 1 • to Ib · i h I gave H J Co • •t' tbis tll8 . ~aster its 2'1 unties ""· .song ~::~~~~:h;~~ J. Jaeller chairman· Jn sOUthem.()hi0 The buttcf•t fiDJI~ it ' -- iOidoll; ...... ~-, M3Q. Slight}y JDJUf • ed TUesday In Auto Mishap . I tion, ~ontasted Edward J . ~on- • wMltdey .. "T' try as wen p abrood. ' J Tbeo Sm t , prom nen ayman · of Pomeroy_ wiU pres:de as of ooremontel for .t he occQwn. . Th::l dinner wUI oost $1.25 and <reservations quilt be .sent to ,ReN, ElliQe Brown 211 .MuiMrry Ave. ' ....... , ....... __.. 1a te r than Frl• STEUBENVfl.,L E , 0 . ''P Pomt<qy, v;..lfo .;, - Te Ieday, August 10. phone exrhangcs in six Jefftt·son At least 100 men · are expected t::o1:nty communities clos~d today, frq,m towo, village and over the lellvlng 1he area without.t ~l~phon<' service of &ny kind. , The exchanges are part of the ' (A)nsol.dated Telephone cu., a@:ainst whom a strike was c::alled Sunday. · , Off By 'Dog SeWP Back Into Place emptied. , · , l'""'' ahead - .te>itA CA.S t ;'" \ . ... A tiny flame operates Servel. No motor or movina' parts to • I Recent stories appearinc in n e•spapers throughout this a'""a and announcement~; bJ televbion and radio tha[ the loCal.un or an aluminum plant in the Le\art falti area waa imminent, were branded today as untrue and entirely rni.BleadinJ. The Dai.Jy Sentinel in an etrort to find the true story surrounding the optioning of lands 1a the Letart -.rea, .wd to c1arify the si tua- ToBeSat~ay B~ys Ear Bitten tee cubu the l1'1 doe mool ""IOmallo: te/rlpmtor mad. lodtlyl 1 Only Serve! is truly automatic.- freezes cubes, 'poie them.la a basket, stops when the basket ia·tuli, reftll.a the baSket when · CAlf moMy ud ajoymeat. Commoa letLMI ~,.. t,•, 11111..-t to aet • Rocbt Eap.t OLDSIVIOBI ,•, " lowhF-''~'altio&ouaaly-J<III . I ··r---,----· TOP', ·' ' . 1 Two a«ident.s, one involving 1 pcdest;ian, were reported by loco:l p<1li('e on Tu6aday. Pearl Brickles, PomcrO)t, was injured slightly wben he report· edly stepped into the path nf a car driven by 1'hetesa Svratzet, 39 Pom eroy, at the corner of Court and ~cond Street at noon Tuesa daugfl. day. w. Va . Bricklc.s was taten to a doctor'J sebedut eG offi<'e by Mrl. Swatzel. lie was reat 2 P . M. 1 ported to be sufiering from a Hom ~ witb bruised left srm.· Mn. Swatzel Cbarle · was .absolved ot all blame in thr. BW"o .accident. !••loire Gr.aA car driven by Goldie fran~ ~~;~~~~;d Hawk, 49, Pomeroy, left the road on West Main Street and struck 1 !<hl'"'· garage and a parked ear cau~ting slijj:ht damagf!. The driver reported . that ~e wall movillg ..vrest oa. :Welt Main Street wllen 7!be swvved- ·Jter ar · p tu misa anoth•r car -.thich was Duvt~, er {lmerO)' three grandcbilclren. ' pulling from the drivetray or a ~· Jl ~ . She was the widow or the late go:.s !ltation. She applied her brak· Dana (Rt~y) Roll~h, form £"r Pome· es an? th e- left front brake grabI roy policeman bed ¢ausing her car to hit )he i Friends. rna.,· call at lbe (u 0eral garaue door and tbe front of a car -' ., The Meigs County M.nlstc-ria.l county. home after Thursday noon. parked in the a:arage. The ..• •••ge '· -n-• . of th e p . T . A· "o<col) Til I Iad tes AssoeiaUon will s~sOf\ a County v • .., ..... .:u by Homerwide men's rally and 8\UIP tr on will serve the supper with Carman wbile the tar wbi~h was •.Iru<k ,., owned by Hartlid Snu'th, AugUst 14th at 8:00 p, m. al the Allen Ba II as c h aIr- Ia dy to Sa.lisbury Thwnahip Elementary group. J:lt. l, Pomeroy. · School, T·· school it l(IC!ated OR There will be group route 33' at ·~ Rock Sprlna~ . '• .,.. near tlee had by M.f. Norris. Mlflgs County Fair Grounds. Dr. Denman wi11 also be Dr. Hatty Derun•n, noted Christ~ sp,e aker fi)T ,the ()pcnlng ian layman and world trave'J.er wJU I of tht Meiga" County Fair at ' . h be 'gu i&t l'lpeaker at the event. Dr. p. m. tollowin:g t e S\lpper. Special services ~re being con· Smitb. All American Legion Posts are required lo submit an annual rc· port of their work for children· and yoUth. It Will on the basil of this rA'port that Drew ~e~er Poat No. 39 won the citation for outslandtng srrvtce-. during the past. twelv~ montha.· ' ' The only refrigorator in the world that IIU!kes and • .,.v•• ice c~bes- autotnatically, All the cubes you want , •. whea you want them. Super ~ld ••. dry • ~ '· and 100110. They never stick together. No more ·prying loose from messy, old fash- ••1• U!I tuYINO • waitinr ~~J:ame? You1J that worldJ for the aotioa you11 em~; bow the Ume for waitinr ie nYtt'.; 1 You"U find .U the h11ur1111 to hoW pur 1M time for action iA hflre • ;. • wb~ you try" . inveftlllenl iD dri{ml pleuun hip. .Refrigerator Gas \ ' Optioned Lands In Meigs Co. Are Not Definitely Committed Blanch M. Roush Funeral Servi(e I. .,"'"Ue Passed . • 1 i:h~ultiJiqi School Dlstdct was p,assed on Tues-: by 8 favor'abl'!t vote of '78.8' per cent. sixty per reilt wil,s needed to pass the issue. Another bond issue vote in the same dLX'ct one year ago for ln t e~•_:ch=i~ld~r~cn=·~::::::::::::::~Ep;.S;.;;S;co;';'";·;;;;.. ;~::~j(~::-, 1~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- ' WASHINGTON UP - Presidenl concerned b)' its economic e!feds, discussed the 18 day old steel strike today '··with cabinet members and other top ~Federal offlci,ts. Eisenhower, ·· ., ... bond la.sue"'., the amo~t .;f · prov ~ ~itruj:~ioD $8~95'. ; · } B00, d ~JJ.UQ . . E.L~B·ERF ELDS I , ~-L: Sb:ffe "bh ••lrOMi!ii.'MAolo ••IlL . . Ky..,er I'Atcal ~ . jewel htiUonl, lfiDd ceeiurlDJ ekirt, an overall proeperoue pretence. Prelerrfd ator.k 'for dl!d now 1nd moatltt to come. Ful~'• Le1icJ .Go1d ~ ei'utbe 'lfl'inklel, lVIIIhet beeullfgJJy. Muet&ld, ~ o".,.. · Plans were completed for an easy-member canvass and thou planning tO asWt Jn t!J.e work were Mr. Konkrlgbt, Mr. Hibbs, \ Bess Sanborn, Mrs. 0 . P. Kle1n, Mrs. A. W. McKay, Mr.s. John Zerkle, Mr. and Mr!l . Evet--e tt Davis, C. M. 1-Jennesy, Mr. and Mrs . Emerson Jones, Jome11 Euler, Charles Murray, Ralph Radclijfe, Harold WoOdgerd, Richard Cham~. Homer Cook, Wayne Gibbons, Mrs. 7 Specl·al Meeting On Steel Strike , the SteWardS of the Official Board o[ II ~a t!1 Metbodilt Church met a\ Funeral servil!'e• for Bobb:t' Robin,on, 28, who was k11led In an aulomohile accident at R~v,.,,_ 'Nood oo Sunday moruing, will be held on Thursday alternoon at 2 o'clock. . . The services will be held at the Foglesong Funeral Home in Mason ' with Rn-. Raymond Peter! of St. Paul's Luthei-an Church in New Haven in charge. Meanwhile, the ronditlon- or Car) Robinson, a brotrter who was injured In' the same accident , is reported to be the .same at Cam · den{:lark Hospital 1.n Park~roburg . He is in very critical condition . EI·se · .nhower Calls award a:iven by tbe We.st Association FFA are McDermitt and Charles :r:~:f• both 9~ Pt. Pl..,ant High ""~· Mr s. R1chard V.aughan and children cmd Mr. and Mrs. James Clifford and . son returned home Friday after a vhll in Akron wi :.. h nliatives. Mrs. Vuughan and children were visitors in Hunlington on !:iaturday . Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkin.s rtf· tu rned to I beir home at Lancaster today after a vi.!itt wilh her mothcr, Mrs. Addie Grueser. They were accompr.nied by · Mrs. Ida Burns Jllld da11g·h tcr Nanc~ who wtlj VISit tlwm . I Accident Victim Funeral Service To Be Thursday PARRIS ISLAND: McKeon and 1 t~· <legree which ;, the Church Finance ML ond M". Geo,ge D•bn ' y I Committee Plans• and chttdren of W.Va., I wo.:re rec~nt guests or Mr. and All Out Canvas ..,.. Mrs. Willard Eber5bach. M•chi, ---=--- y."abamJ HiCh ~1\0ol atu-i ver Emblem Cbaptera ~~)he iit~te will be presented the State associat~on and the presentatton Detree at the State Con- qf spec.1al award~ to those chapof FFA at'.JickiOn!s Mill ters by the Baltimore and Oh~o 10\o:innlng on FridJy, . , and the Cbea~opeak}!' and OhiO Tbe boys are Sam Jlo'ffrnan, Railffiads. . Brown., Dav~d Roush and The C. & O. award will go to a Tb<im · n. ROUsb i& ;a 1955 former F'FA !"ember . whO_ ha& of -;;.ahama Whllc the done outstandllla: farmmg m thO! ~ are atude"ntt· Ulere. last ten years . ~ori Gounty boys to - -- , . - - - - - ~ouths1dc, I . ~pt nt Su nday in Athens wtth their 1 coffee were served l,lurmg the ev. HOME Don't: put Off the thrill Of ov.w~lng a ~ - r· ' ' anu langeri Carne In t o d a u - - can e h UOU whu thle Je the rnontti to buu I .' ·.e n·ttne e I --I ~:~rM". Cluence - - IM_P_R-OVE . Mr. and Mn. A. R. Knight left Wll Monday m1.rning for Silver d~ath . Spnng~. Md., ttJ attend the fun. Mr and Mr8. HClWill'd SeldeDSble II Sauer Sr., ~n lctl¥e member of mlkeup pmes betweta roui- teai;U era! tlf Col Roy M. Wall who died ~ntertained a group of relatives, the Club. on W.maelday eveDbl&. 1 1n the MATS airplane wreck Frl- Saturday evening at their home, I ' ~ day eve mng. Mr. Wall was a fTc- P ine Gro\'1!, witb a party bonorlng nucnt n::;itor !Jere. t~eir aon Johnny on his birthday. Mr and \frs Fred Peet was taken to Holzer n •.spital for a checkup. · Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Hayth and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Wes R1f fie and son Mark and Miss Myrna Russell , student al Office Training School, Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T R•tssell. M Sh'If1ey M.111s an d sislc.1· rs. Mr~;. Em1net1 Blackburn and the latter '~> daugbter, Mrs. Harol d h:bersbljleh and children picnicked ~unday at Lake Jackson . Mrs. Lillian McGhee a~compan1ed her sister, Mrs. A. C. Neal lo ht-r home in Russell , K)' .: for <I ::l,urt visit Monda)'. , Mr. and Mr.s. John Buckley (Winona Fink) spent the weekend yl11itlng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bin g visited sunday with Mr:' and Mrs Waller Sommer, Pt. Pleasant. Mr. Summer is Mrs. Bing's ~rother . '[he Sommers are moving to St. Cloud, Fla .. in August. Mrs. Somrntr who baa been prlncipal of the Henderson School for 17 years will teach in St.' Cloud. Mr. Som· mer bas been engaged in farming t'nlil 191l3 when they sold their farm. .'' 'd bl PICNIC CAHOILLID IIAMII I'OSTPONID . J0 hn Se1 ena e The family plealc cif jho ¥olp All '""'" ln. the ¥ejp ~,~Wo ' Temple, Pytbi&n Slsteq wa1 caQ- Lettue were J)Ottpoa.S ll&t DJP,t Is Honor Guest ceUed Monday ............... of .,...... ol riln. l'l'eliden> ·!dill•· ... . . the death ,af re.lattvn of lo<lle Gutntller or the l ..iUf bat not ll'l • and the pleDte of t."w a dlte for tile rt1pl&7 ol tbe 11mN'. At Saturday Party .Ime~bera Middleport G....... Club can- but Indicated t!lat Iller -1<11101 ' celled by tbe of Mr1. t.ewi1 be played tbil W11ek bect.UH Dl. the POM.EROY SOCIETY FROM VALLEY FISHER ~ 1C~roUna. I ,..I · Wll010 re¥ waollho "Hhllnt'' • ... -"' .......' -~· ~ ' I . ' -~ 19$6. The' Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporfj Ohio Tuesday; July 17, .. - - - - - - - -~~:..=.:..:!....:....:;.::.:.:..:.:.::!..:..:::.:..:::.::.!....:..:: ::..==~:.:.:....:::.::.::...----:---...,.---- -----.: ~---- 11r. ud llrs. Harold Wooda:erd hH daQCbtet have returned from 1 YtcatlOIIi trip which Included ! natreaf Canada; the Canadian R.c-ties· a 'tjslt with bl& mother l "· A: R. WoodgPrd, and · bJ~ -- ' ' .. _._.. h._ MIDDLEPORT SOUETY . ,, ' Theodore playfully approached food dish at ·t.be home of c . E. Lewls . .The dog ·~~~r~;~anapped the bdy, -'1 -.tof'. hi! ear. Commuter Train · c ash f e$ St8 t'}Oft ·25 Perso · OS Hurl , , · . JERSEY CITY, N. J. UP- A· 1 · R 'I d crvwded Pennsy vama 81 roa commut .. tram plowed into a bumper at the Exchange Placr Station today, injuring at lrasl 2IJ persons, two seriou&ly, poilrr reported. Police said 25 persons were ntahed in tllree •mbulances and three pollee automobl·les to Jersey Uty 1\'.iE>dical t:enter. 'J'he vtct.m:. '''flre reported suffering from thoek and body injuries. '!'he train wa!l en route fro m DIYhe&d Junction, N. J., to Jcr ~t!y City. It · reached here about 8:31 a. m. EDT ot the height of the rush hour. Police said the tr<~in's engtflcer "misjUdged" his dl .11lanre und struck thi!: bumper "with conaiderable impact." rlucled at the Chester Methodist Church for two weeks. 'llle pastor Rev. R. M. Grove is bJ_ing bv Rev. Barnett of Huntington. W. Rev. E. E. Banthart of Ches-. ter is leader and Miss Donna liolter IS pianist. meeting opened 'Monday , b R B tt b,.. hl Julyinspiring 16 · Y message ev. arneto a.,ng an largeg congregation of MYF members and adulu. The Chester Youth Fellowship led by Mrs. Robert Wood entertained the charge Youth Fellowship that night. A c!Jrdial welcome is ex~ended to all. Servlcese begin at 8 r. M. , or chemical pllcat would ed in Meigs Countywithin mediate future. .. ,; .\ ~ It revealed in t~ Senu.6e'r l that mapy Jolk • h d t d tiO a IIJIID e op as --:':"i: mating plana from M t1ga Countr 4-H Club .« F. F. area. Any •Uch A. boys or gtrls an eliJible tD aecwdiDg to win a free Brown Swba meat '"would be . from a dam with • 4001b annOUiltement made riC('Ird -tAll ihat l!; c~uwl tbe ~itive loca•tion .,.,, of one •nv hufnet-. .... II'I!A. ' • •. -~ - .. :~ lD ,~ hundred words of Cle o__ I ·.\; · 1 · thc_y would lik• to SWISII heifer. ·,··" Entries must. be ,.£..... ' 1 ' Mrs. Wa)llle L. Hura, Ohio btfore Augu.. lat. to be eUclbJe muat be qed · to sixte 11 yean tadud~ I .WORKERS' FAMILIES "" Noble Released ' From Meigs Jail 2Cars Damaged On$500Bond At-Bridge, Sat. Cnrt Noble, M, Middleport. released from county jail nn Tursdav on his ·own reco!lnizance of bnnd in the sum of $500. Noble ifi aweihng Grand .Jury 11rtinn as a resUlt of a shooting in Middleport several weeks ago. He is char~ed with shootinA: with intent to kill as the result of an ::ltt:rration over the non·payment of 20 ren_te fnr h9me brew. NDble allegedl:v fired a 12 gauge llt. 33. shotgun at Woodrow Call and to tile to . Harrv Morris 'both ot Middleport, · wowldina both. wa~ • If ruloo out tbe · bilituntrue .. tbat ODd a hu''- .-ropoSed Sdtool Piclura · no . Cl011ing o( the etchanges crealICE CREAM SOCIAL nd a nu:nbl'r or probleirla of an The Youth Fellowship o£ the MEETING ' CALLeD .' . emergf'n('y nat lire, offk-i:a1s of the Syracuse church on July 21 at 'l:30 A meeting of tbe , ,Oar~ commumUcs stlid. sponsor &n ice cream aoeial at tbe Racing Association will · ~e ~ · M!J.yors of four cornmupii'.ioo'!" Syracus.l Church on July 21 at 7:30 at the Wilson KobiiCt•' ~UfiD in , nouJ.~eci they were · m ' Pomeroy, Thursday 1t 'l:ab , P. < ,.:. 'I 1-::..:~·:___________ _ Jumbus t() <li!;cuss the '"''11<" L , Fr.ar.k J. Lau 11 e:11~ . .The gov· prnor's o!~' c.c said tluot no rl'<I,Ue'it for a meeting had been made. A strike began against the com· pany in 24 Southeastern Ohio counties Sundav. The excllRnges in this area, mo!'it of them manned by one operotor. C(;ntlnued in operation until today. About haU 01 !he compt~ny·s syl!ltem has Qtal tcleuhvlle!l. c;mpmy o{fici!.ls tied up ln a me eting in Portsmouth, col,lld no: br- rr.acht•d to isme a. statement on drvclopmen :s in Je£ferson county. _;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ ----- .(leuvy dam~q:e ...,., , .-r.oort~tt tl'l two cars whlcb collided On the West Virginia sido ~~ the Pomeroy.Mason Bridge on Saturday evening according to W. T. Thorn, Mfii!On town marshal. The eRrs dr!Veh by Bill Cook nf M11son and Tommy La\;"l'nder of Jlartford as the Lavender of£ tbe bridl~ ­ h naug Y is, a se employed periOD acting II an ~gent for Fred Li Lk' n .. , trustee, tn ta mg o[ the Op. tions. M_...gb L-...uDZl.lu f'& statement to.< · day definit,ely stam-...1 eurre.... , ru.niOt'l In the area • ~~~;:;;:::'! •::~~J.!~~:; l!i �Pnm~Mv-M • i4:. OIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGs-MASON ARU nd ltlt:t E R Kloeald, 'ili~~~er ~)'Dtbla, and 100 .IChARD S. OWEN I HN. MGot; m a tt ~Jr at tile post BY CHARLES M. M;CANN Unlttd Prnt St&H Correspondent Dt pl (lmollc re la t iO ns between Soviet Russ ta and WeJ t Germ a n) •.dht:e •t p ,}WeNJ Ohto lb.tional adve rtl.d ng repreasentat tve, Bottm ellt KuuLall, lllc are tn a very bad W&JI There ts even s peculatiOn tn so me European d plomaltc qua rteJs over the posstbtllty of a break m rclat10ns That :-;e'"ms most unhkely But tt would not he ;. uropr1J1ng tf lhe Kremhn declares open warfal e •oon on tO\&Ih old West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer The recal, iasL weekend of Val ertan A Zorm, the Spvlet umbas 3Q LexiDRtOn Ava, N ew Yntk City, I~ N Y &ubsertptloll rata Dehvery by cam er where availuble 30 cents per week one :year m advaoce at The D.ally Sea lm ~l off tee. $1~ 60, ail. moutb" $780, three month s, $3 90 By m,)tor r Ullte where avaU1ble one mLI!th, $1 By mail one y ~r $8, sb. muo tb.B, $4 211, thte.! months, $2 &.., one mon th $1 ----------·-----·--------·--ExPfnsive • • Not Extravagant The recent and rath l'l ung.e~s sp.eclacle of the ( unusu I st e kw;.:: t o prt' ~s more mon \ li.i bagat tP (r 1 t' !' l ll ll l i lll {IH I o r 900 m JI!w n ~l t~ n <J !cl ul'L.:a nt li t lense Oep i.i rl nwn t ~ n ggc~t s ~u m i (~Ct S of il fC (hilt f11r II I ~ Ouo f I ( I son- haye het'n pa •tl} Wt' ll lu d de n from the peopl e wh o ~uup togPtber th ""t null wus Fact numb pr one th c' Dt f} aJt men! IS tn fll l' 1n lereslt d 111 hu 1lll tng defense ttum 1n sperulm g dol tan F<1cl numbl l t wo OV''' hi! til of pt()(uremr nt nw lhod ~ an I Improved ronhHt and t 11urdl th1l10n w1th con tractors nnrl su bro ntrac tors have ~ l ea th e d \ h( rlo w o ( d e h•nseo J{'(jll trem' nl~ gi vt·n IIH m tl1t ar} hf'llt'r (ontn I 11f thr t m 1n 1fold p rtoJ I'(' t ~ 1 h1 ~~ tH IV.In f ' ~ t Q Ji! t> lh t> r with thf' m~ n •t::" nwn l ~f'n JUs arthe man uf 11 h n 1 a~f l.( lVIn " the ta xpayer a l 1l1 11 tlln fnr. h1 m(lnpy Lh an Iii' t•veJ h1d b; fn1 e all of th ~ l!u m lJ~ dJo].lped hy US a ~ r cr 1ft 111 Wo1I<J Wa r 1 \\o• 11 ld \\- iir w l tiH II clear •n t:rl:'as. of 11p pl l>XI IU l lie l y \ (){) j lt"r HIJ\ arto;..;; tht lw~ rd u nd Jnda}, ll l't.'tl o f h1ghr r sk dJs I ll S p l \l of II fOll l [[)Jt.J li"ILI •·• s~ 111 1 n gmu~ r 1 n g hnu rs l' li! UIJ • d \11 • l l~e l op plu n ps no" fl y111g r!H g.c ll lli H of m:magrm( rJ ! h!ls utt un llv H du c~ d st nu Wu1 II lhr JH ICI'III i.igf' o f W01l d h.1h o r :Hid nvc1 hr. d tt p t t'~e n tl tl m tti e lotH/ ('fl~ t of som~ 1\pt~ 'l lnt: ~ll ll nnt f 1rt 111 rm nlm11. n).{ lht lO~ \ (I( aJ rnnft suvs AlA 1s \lu mtrnsr r ompe!tt10n th at gov r tns fl it' l!lr l u ~trv In enm mei ~C a l au rraJ t pru du ~ twn, where l 'S m• n u f u lu rt J ~ com pe te wtl h a ll t hl'r n l110ns t h ~ worl cl a1 rh w•s show j l' - --- LIHie Hope It s.. n For Enactmtnt Now Bpcc\al to Ce11trol Pre11a AIHfoclatlon ASIRNOTON-conanutonalleadert hold little J1ope for enactment of a fedtn.l IChool aid bill despite President Elaentu;nnr't pertOnlll appeal for re~lval of the legtalatton d~teated by W tht Houae. "l'lme aa welt aa wharp dleatreement Ia running agatnat proponentl of federal uatatan~e although there 18 no araument With the need ror ffl(lte clauroome In the nation With adjomnment of Congre1.1a only about two Wteka away, Capitol Hill chtefa aay that thete wouldn't be time to revive auch a controvet alnl meaauu1 and get It pllaBed thla year In additio n to the aecregntlon lsaue whlclt led to the bill s death tn the Hou&e, Democrate and Republicans are allll tar apart on the admlnistJatlon's propoted formula tor distributing the aid Th~ admlni11tratlon wanta the tchool funds 11.l• Jocatld to 1tate11 on the baala of their need wbile a Jtronc aegment In Congreu bellevea they ahOuld be dl•ta1buted on the basl.a of populaUon. Furthermore, there Ia no a11urance that Rep. Adam C. Powell (D), New York, who lucce!'ls~ tully wrote •a antl·•erregatton amtndment Into the original bill, won't try atala If a new mea•ure comes up • • • • 8 WI'I"I'Y WITNESS-The wnnellS waa Erwin Shnfer, a member of a Chlcaco ln.eurance brokeJ D.ge arency He told membflra 01 a House commute. that he wa11 going to e)(plaln to- them the function• ot a broker. Sharer ae.h.l, ''A ba'Oker Ia like o. prea~her at a. wetldinl' Ht doetl\'t ro on a honeymoon, but he • uaentlal to the marrtare." After the lauan.tu IUbtlded,. a member asked him to explain how a man he wu not well aequo.lnted with addltlltd him 111 "Dear Mike· In a letter The wltbeu told the memben that ' ln the lnaurance bL11Inta w• den't have the protocol you do ' He haatened to add that when addrtsllnr <:ODJreaemen he alwo.yt refer1ed to them u 'atr." • e FARMERS • • • • J'.Oit JKE- Many polltlca.l obaervera believe Dan Tbomton, former Colorttlo governor and a peraonal trlettt.l a.n.d Plvinl rolf· compqlon ot Preah.lcnt JCiaenhower, It a man to watch. u polltleat "umer." • Th!.a feellnc wu ltrtngth~ned when Thcmton a,retd to htld up \b' Republican headquarter• In Chicaro dMIPtd to holo:t t~ farm b.lt 1ft tha OOP l'lft)tl TMmton Ia known ae an exeeu,nt ~:.rpntser, and the pl'tlltil'e he could gBr~n U the RepubUcau IU(ottd In t~e mld~wnt election' thll autumn wuld pLiab him bito pro~n<:t •• ~""""'tlol timber for mo. 'J'I!O~ :lr1t ran tor aovemor In 1930, when a yaeucy e&mmlt-o * t-. :n-. him u Ule candidate a montn Hfol'lt the tlectton atter- tiWt GOP nomlntt had died. He won by a lud4~1dt ~~ bll bid tor rt.ilectloh. two yurt latotl' llftc!t then 'l'homton hal twice rtj~tad polftbt&tloat tor lbe lo• att troin Colorado, and repo!ltedb' hu tul'ntd Chwn otrert Of top w~ lObi ttndertd htm •1 tilt ~~~etlhowor tljlmloltlrotoon. • • • • ~~~~~~~iMAOIC-Be\'trt.l 1\fpubliean eon~tn A the endotaemmt ot Otn. Doua-, *"' ~ their election c&mp&ip.l thla lnlll,...ftl thtm'l, Btnato.. Hernwl Wtlktr WbO IMtblly pt,tmary race tn I<labo, po~U~H& two tht "''icl Soldier" prailln; hla. rteor¢. c ... "!fl~'""' MtcArtbur ltroftJty whiM\ eom-4 by '"·Prtttldoo>~ Hamo •· """- ......_..ft obt&ln almllfr le\\ewot c:c.qa"'l48tlq1:!. .,,.,. ,.," '!~Arthur no Jp11.f$r ~ L.;;_·;;~ he keynotod lhf Ill VOttl &nd "-'!!\\ not'"' 1o bavo lilt n04 Of tlle po~t ponticlfll factor he OOP ""'yent~n, 1).1' en;~o,... I\OP~~~III ~U-~ app~Wa~ r ' l"\11 be It's n1et ' or " uyet " The bunu ca n t even st~ell 'No" • Yes' tS ' Da." NJ)w what t1ud o r ~unpl e mmded baby talk u Ua ' You Dllk somebody a tbiD& and he s a~ s 'Da" and all YQU need ts some rubb,er due~ and a tand box to meet h1m as an ec@al tla, RUARK REPORTS On Hl"s Reasons For Not T R • Paying A Visit 0 USSIO HINGTON h4trol School Aid Dtomtd lhlt Uttlon? to the es tab. h11hme.nt o( ~relations only as ~ means of pursumg h1a No 1 goal .;:====::~;::~~~=:::=============~~~~:~:?.~ -- EVENTS§:§~§ a mdu~a\ton Aden~uer consented fr} IudDy ptodu res mure lltrhame duet tr n "111 lnuld the success iv e pnunds ner man hoUJ the-n d u rm ~ mmll 1 1 111 • o~ r mngs whtrh todu1 the World War II 'w• arf' a ~s 11 r art! ltoWtl t h<1 11 1n v othe r malo r.m v a1•• ~ tr r tl v guvcr n"d lJ\ th e BY ROBERT C RUARK t>d hy lhe Atrera ft l nrlustnr s As 1lu ~tr , dfo t t~ rn m!'l f O t ft•n!H' Dl' pt l It Is , matte r of no JmJ,r l 1 Jnr son utwn Or put tl n ~ tl nnt lih t r }) 1 ( J l1r t.: ' ' " '" ro ~tlv 1 ,t< r fllrrn:J nl'.'e~ to ru e tf Ml slet u s u~ nu ga' way ' Excludmg mrl al!n n 1h (> ;ll! mf' 1n ln~s of bu~ trws~ n well a~ un tl Pul bY antl Bess, anu" a II 111' ct aft tmlustn ptoduc' ~ ,1 nn•dwn pt M 1 re st of lhem \ IH'o ple gu to ltuMSta jet bOmbe r at le1!8 (osl pc r a11 h t c. II M tum ~\rJdl y lout ts l amll franll' pountl tha n a hi 1vv r u~l! n ··.. ' , ",- h• "" ""' •. " " tl I" " th " c dun t ~tn Y y t hem J:OIJk 1ln ){tks '\' ""W homber butlt dur111g Wodd w ~r f.1r t thll m 1d r1 n r1 uh!t n11 nl nn f' ~ SUi t 1 Nln makt II Wllh lh ttl1 1I • .n • :<1•1 m1v•· Rut Wt' k 1J1tw IIJI:'v ' r" It; ]1a n hl a• s l1kt th at I oll ,r ht l~! ' pr t<'•' nr• hl xl1 11 \ •nd 11 s tt ~ ~~ lllln l! ! (l dl(l tlol l and ~oml' o f t h l tC' nC' h A!. £'Ver yo n'' know ~ lh t' to~ on lodav s ftg hlln l! 111 mt•s ~ ~ II lin t h•\ It n•• l f':< l•n v tga nt p1opl1 ltk l th l ~ hett now { o~n ; m r. n v t1mrs thnt of lh f'1t 11 n H~nr vevt• 111 t vr n Mnnsoo r t he \'\ll llt•. old rurrht-ar ~ Bul lht•v art• buill whH h Is pa rt uf h1•l tll g tn g to a 1o ,fl ghl In an 1 nv u on m;nt M f A P PHYSICALS GIVEN horse scot mil he 11 rmm ntr f r 1tl lfl l\ nt f' Jvl l Au Pnl•ol t H it ts h~d th d r Hilt I ~It kc out on t h e HttS~ tan " aonl e or superson ic ,prf'd~ 1tom ph vs!ull r x u mln n \lon ~ by [)r R R Jukt' th iN Kr ushev 1 kn ow Ito" wcapo1ls anrl LHm1nduu s Hlll P 1 kl• n, 11 I he Jo n~' s Memm 1111 tn ~p1ll Ju s sft ii:J!l m o ru c k ~ J Hu t tude~ condt tw ns Uu t dunlv per ( IIR H' l\1ondoy t>ve nlng Whl•n th ey how ~~ a w untn gut ng to g"t celv ed In the la ~ l dcc udt.> A ~t n till t With Commondant Rnh crl ~mn c plarc as h tlll ll Ftt{ndl y •le jet hombcr mm t d Wllh th e Ft ~ 'l c 1 nt thou h~atlquarters at lht; v.hen the Hl g Guy s tJe l l ~ K1u ~ htv ~avij AlA ' ha" !lom-(J of Mr an dMrs Emmell - excuse- nw a mJnu\t - KHHlhh latetH weapons freuter dP~ tru c ltv f' cupa b!IJ tv th 111 Shuler North Thlrtl Avunue - holt! 1t u mm tll e mut~' <l' IIEV ? N ow wh.JI ktnd or a lumdlt• Is that ror ll lllllj lk- ll1U !Of'h]tk ffi ll· sutc-u h th1· ln ~ k w1th Jt \\'hat kmll 1. hnndl 1s thnt for .t llHJt h lk tvpe guv you tlnn l w ~ n\ tn knn\~ \ was of th£" enmtty Ade11aue-r has 'roused m RU ssi& 1p the last lew months A._isalon Cu lrrcr Tbe recall also was a tocltc ad QU.ISlo~ _ that the Sovtet .:overn .h~t wundered In sendmll Zorm to IO.\\P tP. the hrrot place 4"'MUe.t went to Mosco., last S¥plem,her to establiSh diplomatic f~~l,9P,II between BlS government and 1\uss1a 'Jihere was consui'erable anx1e'y at that t1me that West Germany 's t1es wtth the Western AU,1e s nUJbt be weakened sen ouJiy as the result r It s oon developed, however that I n " Il l I! or w.•g fur liS hu tlt fll Ci uf l Mill I.' th:m S6 P 'IVC' whl'lmm ..! prdto t cncc TH r 1 ' nl • f th e 2 478 <Llrc ruft fl o w11 .1-lo better exa mpl e o r moll l'} ~ bv wo t ltl .u li Jnes ;u e mrutc tn Am Th · ~a me compelltrve worth can be found th.1n 0111 ll tUl f,u tm~ p!I Y :l il tn nulJta n all rra rt f1ghtm g pla ne!< l1 t''ip 11t mfhtt wn 1 ht>rl' ~ nn ~~s u ra n ce thnt an } labor und rn:~l cr t a l cnst mCJ'Cas1~ and the graet er ~ ze and ~o ruplc x. enrnnu n} wilh a ~ uccl· ~Hf ul f1ghter Uy of modern atrcr aft t h1 ~ wdus hnm bf' J m tr 1nsoort now tn pr o • sador to West Germany 'A1ilt Ku1t 111 6 55 Slt{n On 7 00 Today 9 00 Coffee Tlma 10 00 Home The News EDITOR P1.1bj.is' " every a ft ernoon e:l.t'ept Sunday by Tht' Ohio Vall ey Stlltlnet Inc, :tl 110 MfiC hanic St Pum ~""' 0 Hu,U tt>..il off lt e pbOIIe 398. edit Dn a) oftk tt ph u~e 3H7 Eotert.d as seNJ od cl:1ss msllm& Gacy lift .MbDda, for t\elr boma iD REYNOLD E. GREENa CYt'rt If hl' t<il ls l1 Ill'< IF l ~t lW ~ Ll1 Jlrtvale~ How ) ou got n):!: lo be a forr wn rurn oponlll' tJ t tr ytltl ~pent! 1ll } Olt r llllll lo,l"k lll!.l mtn the l11 !Luna •• winc h 1.'1 wt tlti' ll btr u u s~· ~<'u rec urd b1•cou ~e wut Slalm sell1ng one duy tht• th ey ~llllvln ;.J r rt>am and the next d.t v the bum h a~ bee n ir nderl And what's ht s ll(JI.l lll l' nmnl an yhnws ? Lemmo luok m lhr Wodd Almonac It got to he thet(' som to place AHA No wonder lhey knock W h<) can ~a y hel lo to 1\ hu m ntJtlll t1 J oseph V t~Su l JllllOVtc h hun oH Dii:tgash\tll, D:thu gashvtlt l)l.n ~u~ hvll l' l 1ke tl ~oy s •n tlu N11 ~ l'L'ntury t:yc loptJdla uf NanH.!~' Hum ('JII I CVI II 11 p c ll hi ~ own namt ~h e ~ umc lwi rC N•1 thcv sr:tag h11n The lmi' W! t!r rs (, nlld hougltt llt JL I woy wohdt>~ Hu ~<> lll for a n" how l l ht s l f~ .eonJ tt DAILY CROSSWORD ~ ACRoSS ~. r t 1 ) Potato td111 ) lO Aalde 12 SillY 13 P1ed U IndeflnJt• ' art1clt IS OWns lt Neuter j Jngs (anat I 28 Bright bull ( EJYPt ) 2' f Carting vehlcll' 8 A painter ~ 9 Coronet ll Carrlra US Conceale4 1&. Buddha IO Faete~~~t as rope .. 88 Affirm• atlve Vote1var ~ (Chin. 18 Boor al()ft K ind of If, Abataln ) IIWtet bi.I~Ult *I Employ 10 Cuckoo 22 A.'bout :tl Blbllf'al ct~7 13 Dranchel ~3.. Axle or learn~nt~ (mM:h ) .... Chlneso ; ,. ,, • river J \ 85 Farm light ,... name I l9 prot~oun • co un try e Sacred I !Malay ~hll 2lJ Opf'n · 6 Or1 l'nt.t l Food !i l1land ) 36 Hint 39 Solemn 80 Like 31 Full ol -tO Vttallty flsaurell U P•rt of · to be !2 Aace!'ILI 3t Respiratory lnfettlonl3 4.2 Padding for ttte h&,;lr up Jl,t l l ht \ s ·nd them to W~:~ s h111 g lon I I rmalh ~ol to 11pt1 ll ~lu lut t \ wtthoui th tnktn g too 11lU£' h aho nl It and what do lhcv tl"' SttL! ~ h lm do wn (ht lt•aky t•of (' n lu i Plt) ln!l nri th " n(x 1 Ill""" rot Sn vann11h rt !l. h1 now I aln t nn profe!ls hm:tl seoul looklnt.: fu r the ongtn1l thr11 h·Ccl lb• x I 111 ~1 wont th1 ~e tl w u peopl(' to h uhl s ttll w lt t l ~ t I rh. ngr my carbon There I~ some ot her mixed up In Arme-nt ~ n or th ts Ru ~~tn n bu .. inets but I can't find th e bum m lh'J IJook H!:' c11 n help tUn lh(' SC'viet wrthout no MSisrance from mo 011 now I r r membcr hht nnm£1 Sernyan or frt ikovan or snm elhtn l,l TWO DAYS PRAYER "lvr.n to your aid llfl I IITI Ht, and to qrsy tt•lr• I will ur'y you. I htvt mtde, and I will bear: I wilt carry .nd will Myt." halah ...... aSV). 12 00 Parso'n s StLidy 12 30 I 30 2 00 it C un ent 1 enne&see Erme Ma t m ee The atre 3 00 Queen For a Day 45 Modern Romance.5 4 00 Comedy Tlme 4 30 My Little !Mlwa:!e IJ 00 A unJ: Dru Sh.ow e: 00 Neg Pictw-e c otfeq_ 'l'J.me Hom e t 1 00 Fea th ell Your Nest J 1 30 It C011ld Be You 12 00 Ca:m~ers aoes to School g oo tO 00 12 30 CU r'l'f'nt 3 4~ animal Anti . ' &ADY • • '1'0 •••• ...., Modern ROmances 5 00 Aunt Dru 00 News Picture 5 30 Hopa!ong CastkiY 6 15 Sports F:te 8 30 Ka1ser Aluminum Hour 9 30 Rosemary Clooney Show It) o6 D~ar Phoebe 10 30 This ts Show Busmess 1 100 News ll 0~ Well't'hereaat 11 10 Pl"'SS Box l I 15 IMov.i e Museum 11 30 f Grt'litn Intrigue 12 00 Tonlogbt 100 SiiJ; Off a vP1t 4 00 Comedy Time 4 SO My Lt lt~ Margie 6 30 6 45 7 00 !iuprrll)an 7 30 GrMl'd Ole ()pry 8 00 Sneak PreVJe,.; after 1 30 Tennl!59efl Erllle 2 00 Ma.1m ee ~ 3 00 Queen ro, a Day {I Snooky tanson NtW!I CMBV!ln WredAti. Mteb., 7 00 Today 6 15 Sports Eyed 25 o:- Poul & r.tory Ford MASON CLINIC Adm itted. Mn 6 25 Let~ Po$UI 6 30. Jaye P Morgan 6 45 News Caravan 7 00 Dr Huds on's Secret Jour1\~ oo mw. ~h,sn McDan~el, Cbet~b l re, A dau&bter to Lynn to lfr and Jln C&rl Btrths TUISDAY 8 00 Sign On a 00 Captain Koogaroo 9 00 Gam-y MOOre 9 30 Aftihur Gcd!rey 10 30 Strike It R1i'h 1111Jl0 Vahanl Lady 1115 Love of Ufe 11 30 Search for TolllOI"l''\Y 11 45 Guiding Ugbt 12 00 Mtdday IMIIl'l:tllt..>tt 12 30 A! the World Turr. 1 00 John~ C8J'6()n ~GW 1 30 Houseparly 2 00 Big Payot.f 2: 30 Bob <Kosby Show 3 00 Brl,g:hter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of NJ.eht 4 00 Katie's KUebe.n 4 30 Lucky 8 Ranch fl 00 'N!-e Eariy Show 6 00 Art Linkletter- 'l!Jntlthe Kld.t 6 1!5 'l>ouglas Edward s !'nOM! Beot A daughte-r. Ehu. Faye to itlldllnes and Mrs EJh• Mdlillan, Jlf17 A Cathy AnD Weatb~ fress; ~!.\ ~ llii"">t... lWt!Jt of C<mlfu1 McDaDiel Fa.eto~H ~e Tonight ~ s;.n Off Off Prayer ·---- -WEDNESDAY 8 00 Sign On 9 00 Captain Ktn~aroo the untficat1on of Germany 9 00 G11117 Moore RusaLa got o!l on the w~;ung root ll3P Arthur Godfrer by sendlng Zor1n to West Germany 10,30 Strike it Rich as lts ftrst ambassador n 00 Valitnt ~ K"1"'tln Hltehet Man 11 1!5 Lov-e of Ute H1s nommatton was accepted 11 30 $eareh fot !i'omO'ITOW only with reluctance and open re. 11 415 Gaid:i!J;g' U,:ht sentment 12 00 !Midday Ma-Unee W-est Germans r~alled at once 12 30 As The WOrld Turns that Zorm wtth h•s toothy sm1l e . _1'00 John_.y C~n Show 1.9 a Kr<emlm hatchet man 1 30 ' Housepfr'ty" ; It was Zorin who was sent to 2 00 The B~ P~ff Czechoslovakia to prepare the way 2 30 J BOb CrOfihy ~how tor the coup which put thaL coun3 00 Brighter Day try behi nd the Iron Curtain In 3 15 Secret S = I 111411 3 30 Edlle oil Zorln armerl tn Bonn las t Dec 4 00 Katie'S" 11 ember 20 He had hardly un .. 30 LuetJi . )ltM.di packed h1s bags wben tJl' em ~ 00 'llhe ~Show barked on a campa1gn lu butld 0 30 Range Rider S 10 Re,i:lonaf flepol"'er G e rman ~ 7 00 Phtl Silvers 6 15 Doug\U Edwards h,imself up With West and underm1ne Adennur s re. 7 SO Navy J,.og 6 30 CLSco~K•d • gune 8 00 Joe ~nd Mabel 'ltOO Arth r !1,1.arf.i:~ to VJ S!\ West Germans 8 30 Sl!lrUme ~~atr6 8.00 ..,nl.u e orfJclals bv pa~~ tng t.hp West Ger· D 00 $84',1)00 'Qu8Sitl0n B 30 F";'f ·'GM a St"CJ'et man Fore1gn Ofrtce and to attend 9 30 Do Y0\1 Trw.t Your W1fe1 9 00 US Steel Hour aU so1 ts of pubhc gathermg~ 1rom 10 00 Your E.~o Reporter 10 00 Y-Qur Es~o RepOrter eoncer h to b"l•r e ve ni ngs He en 10 15 Sports Parade 10 Hi ~ports h-rade terta 1ned lav 1shlv Weatherman 10 25 Weathe-rman Overaea.t Advan.tu!re JU 30 Ten 'J'btrly ThC'lltre Olvtr~ FrMJe-Out News J 1 00 News All he succeeded 1n domlrl was to 11 o:; '11he Late Show 1l 05 The ~.;t-te Show anlaJQni~e A,den,Jluer He \I. as gh . S~otn Off PraYer , Sl~ Off Praver en freeze out treatment. -=~:...:=.::=.=::-:--:--::=::::--::Hence 1t was not a startltq.g de. velopJQeot when Zorln vlslled Ade ..... ~ ' nauer Saturday and told ~lDl he ~~D~I$DAV TUESDAY was eotng bit.Ck to Moscow to take t 1 !59 , Skdit ;on~, Jl up another: post Zonn did not say 11 ~9 S1gn On " 00 l<I'~Sltbb~ who would be Ills surcesor-11 lbl! 12 lO ~tim } ''~~"' 12 00 Falm & F.ancy Kremlin 1ntends to nttme fln~ ~uc 1 30 }' em11p!!:e _..1:.bu..-h ee8.1Jor at \.his hme 2 00 Afl\.e1•n6on ~ftlm Feshval 1 30 F.emlnin,e Touch Adenauer has referred to world 2 00 Atternou-n Ftlm Fec;tJval 4 00 F1lm ~ Commumsm 10 recent weeh ot" 4 00 ~ Konucs 3 00 F1lm the No 1 enemv of G1 rmany HIS 4 SO Rocky Jones S 00 M;tcl:ey Mou-:~e fore1a:n mtnist er Henn('b Oren !5 00 •)'rickey Mouse 6 00 N"w" tano remu1ded RJJ"Ssia 1n a speech It 00 Nf!W8 6 05 Weather on July I that West Germonv 6 10 SJl<ll'ts 6 OG Wr :tther wants back the territory caiilt of e to Sp?rt; 9115 Johl> Daly the- Oder--Ne1ue R1Ve1'8 Ime which 6 15 JO!ho D:1ly. 6~ . D"'heyl1014 nunDilll~'· . ; Poland now occupies Adena.ur 0•3a WJmer Bros Prese-nt. 7,3<> l'be Amo.ing ~ and Brc:ntano have sa1d ~1rmly 8 00 Screen Directors Wy.U Earp th11t they wlll not negot1ate wllh house .. G the Ffat G~:~rmen pommu:nl~t te. EJildy A>obld Show gimeo on uniftcatlon. WM · ~ftlhl F<~<hl• An East German delegatiUn ar U.M. Th"~t.re rJVed m Moseow Monday to con· tlbd Weatner duct "Important negotlatioq~ '' Th1s mav be ll\e Kremlm s flflll1 move 10 an anU-Adenauer cam.~~~c..!~~;!'5!~:-.-'"':....S-·-;-:, ue Orlglnol Goesslers PICK~ ~ ~Jill. --- ------------ WHTI!i..l TV Chonnel13 \f palgn f i P I T H i s wEEK oNLY! BATH OUTFIT COMPLETE TO FLOOR 149.95 Denning Electric Miss Mary Jones Is Honor Guest At TJJesday Party · J ... ' Deep Well Pump AND 42 GALLON TANK Only136.00 Shallow Well Pum O.li:RDINIIlS TO PICNIC T!le Am.~t.eur Gardenel'.l Club will have- 1tbeir annual picnic at the bom~ of Mrs. E M Blake, Fn~ day e\'Eining with th'" party to be bel-d at the ~orne of the president. WITH 12 GALLON Mrs Ben Philson, an case of bad weathel" 104.00 PICKENS Paint and Hardware WCTU MilTS FRIDAY The W C T U will meet Fnday at 7 30 at the home of MitiS Flor· inel 'talbott wHh Mrs H M Cross and Mm Emma Matt!tews a• col hostessea--" Helenat \~;:;~~~~· Bld).ng II Phone Muon SP351183 RoUte No 2. PoRt Newburg, Mls119url, 29 Monka 2, c/ o Tressa BoLIIWJre, I!< 33 Place Btandar4 notified th&t on the ' 17th July, H Parsons. Infant A Parsons, B4 M Roman pound 36 Coquetttah: 37 Muurlurn 38 Vl'rb r rmlnl' future tena. •o43 Oral Chopped •4 Slltcl>ea Rub out SEDIMENT IS V&RY HAI'PY 'lti$;1""\t\P , IN A 1.1~ A fi!L.QCI< L.QfiG W COl-LECT HI& .$2111 ~C:I! TICKET•" 4~ ~' 4.6 Man 1 h ntckname hromatic" 1 •I DOWN l Method 2 Or&ek ltUer a Freneb YOUR BU.LS PAYMENTS rtvtr t Golf mound ' ' 1 ' f • tll-'ILY CRYP,IVQVOTE - .. He~•s how lo work It: " . ) .XJ.,LBA.AX& ,. One tetl,er "mpl¥ 1tlqdl.tfl' another. In thll example A Is uaed for the thret )L .. IPt ~· two o· .. et~ Slnst• letters apo.atruphle.. the ~~ ,h and lonnatton ot the Worda an aU hint• ~ch daJ tht ~cod' a.~t•~ A" dUI'ertnt. !x .. - $400 $ 45 $20.50 Get $500 hert now. Ply all bills. nw.nth. (2-ye.~r aooner and you plan.) Or IBYt'l wlah T'Y I Rep&y money, .nJtime handy IHII#&,....UP & ~k. lt'1 l..n to give younelf a big help. "'~ A cwtocram QuotaUon \l'DWH - WH ' J'DC PRAYER ll~"DYf'nlY Father ou r trntl\ •nd ttflll)taHona have beP.n t oo h('avy for uJ F 9-r1_ive 111 If we have trl~ to OVfiHome thtom tn OW' own s tte~b. We tnank Thee DWODCHF AO .'~ !KXT ~ HCUI FWUU UU that Thy POWK and &trengtb are alwavs !IVlUabl.e to. Ull TE" ach \l!!. t1' trusl Thee to, .:arn us nd IQ )'QK~_... WAO. !'DC MCCV FX NA.ll: DXAXqK 1'-TNYIOXANUIL • ... ~ ' ColOns Jewelry UCNKA· t" I TOO DJ:A:R I PtyZm A FAll\ UNCHA~"I'~ IS Bf:AU"<Y 1tve Ull UaJ v\Ctlll)'. Eor Chrut'1 uk• Ame,., IIY Then repay yowt Jo.lin, on.lyl27 lS • ..;_:~ Ia ~}?tf~OfELLOW v'~' ~lof!l,. Jr , July 11 10 3Q l'ol'i«; 1105 11 10 II 15 11 ~0 \2 00 1 00 Millan, RaCine, Ju!y 11, rm" ' nal 7 so II Raesne July 10, Mr1 WCHS-TV ChannelS ~ arUIIery They lrade thr.m people too rt l' quenl fm !Yl " Ont 'l 11 y lh tv b 11 Fe ather Your Nf'st 1t Cou ld Be You ~ Stan On \'.":•w. wond~l' &lrtratt (OJ) ~ l l'Dn m 1 yo ns un J t. ene Lyons s ufft tl l'lll \\ ttho ut Atm• nt,,ns" GAUIPOLIS LIV:ESTO(K l ht' n WA ~ot M trs hall Tll1J tntu tt og_~- 175 to 22() lbs 16 to 17, Jl u ~o. 1 a AJHl wh 1t IS hts llill ll t 1 ''20 to 250 lbs 16 to 17 Ltght 12 IO!il ll UlOl N•v. 1J my lHlllH ~~ lo 17 FuL Sows 10 to 14! 50 Stags )OR ip Brtz 1 am not gOJolt atoutHI 10 to 14 B(l<~r.; 5 to 8, Sowa and s 1 g n l n ~ l ib ~ ~ r tt o b ee rtu ~• \\ C P 1g~; 50 to 100, Shoals a~ to 14 r<~ll th.l\ t m g11 y Cattl'c-SI«r~ ' 12150 t o 1710, Hc tfers 12 to 17, Baby Beef 10 to I kn uw a htnud In Mtdl und l t!t 17 Jt~a t Cnws 9 to 14, Cann ers 6 n .rm d I t to nn il I am 1H hJ~mg h1•r to 9 Bulls 10 to HI Milk Cow ~ to u1 \Vh ul 1 ght s a 111 m go t gom y: ,JtolHl/1 < tl lJ nJ.! h n1 ~ elf ul h:'i to 140 Vt al Calv es- Tops 24 Seconds t l'l n doll n 'l](lland 'It x . tf l11 s 2Q to 23 , Med1um 15 tu 2U Com ~ qtlJ tl lil ll! lh· IS Htu z ? a nd Hvs 10 to 20, Culls 5 to 12 You 111 st l~t kf' t h(' s1mpi C' S h1 t p- Ewes and Lm.a 5 to 10, lhmg:s lu SjJ olll 1~ h No IS No St nt k hvf' s 3 t o 6, Fllt Sheep 3 to In ltalw n No 1 ~ No d i 11Sfl lll t l• t u lls I 111 4 Bucks 3 to 6, Fat J n~ h ~ h rv en tlw l'·"Y m1xl' rl W~ thc 1 , 3 l!l 6 11 11 ~ 1 ,n r h lll.Jkt 11 ' Non \\ llll h h I u nbN 1'ops 21, See o mt~ 15 to ohl } ,1 ro n• !I n 1nt ufl lh•• ! HUl q :.l(l ltghl \\111 12 to 15, Common Uul 111 Hu sS 1 l Nu a mi No a to 12 111 squtg g lc ~ l!n\how \\ ubs\..:t al n t r nul; h! up wtlh thl' trrn<l d You can 1 Jell about lt !rOm lht Da da MJ. heart belongs to Da da Well hke I s aid, I ain't eolng 1._ ~ to Ru ss ta untrl tney l'elllode1 t•Rt bt• ' l u n ~ u uge I got trou enoug h 1.. w1th •ny own grammar and tne R us~ Jans can take care o£ THEIR- Wrote n book once about nil th e Q 11 I h ut>Pl 11 c,.le ,. numcd fMumn d 1 o an t nsurance Pa"a Doll and Hart 01 ,. Wh w1th Tul sa 1 dunn o at ng 11 1 0 0 AJm enta n wnt er s gAot ~ 1 ~ ru ~ 11 00 II ::10 a!15 Phone 197 Whe~e Your Confidence Is Justified' , , E. Main St. Pomeroy, Qh;io. �• ' ) / ~~~~,J~~~Iy.:~~l~S,~19~ -5~6____________The Ohio j, J • Open At Mason Thti.rsd~,, ' ~ni are colhp1eled lor the op - team l'(ill mei't lh · Laki n· H•••plt~l on Frida y :-venlng On that eve n. burg and twelye taarm: trom: the ' eabii of th :. Tt~nth Annual Bend I team in the opt'ner wnh mg the OVEC team of Kyger Creek hpmerliatc area comprb'inl qama ~...II Touroament on l'~ursd:.y f r games slall!d to foll ow. will met>t Philip Sporn No. 2. Gal- 1 Meigs and Mas.an Countrle-.!1. ",..p.r.C: a.t 8fl(h\el tl e ld m Mason • two games wil l pit th~ Au nt liP.OHs Eagl !l' wlil fBCi· Philip Sporn Sayo has said that he ~s ha:l Thrff opening night.•; games ar" !1 ·'s B1·ead te!\rn of and GSI o( Gallipolis: w.IJ play the r-equests from teams which had ecbeduled wllh the fu·st gam 1 set 1ga u1~1 the J • Parke1·sburg E~-o nute had to be turned down "tG aet under way at 7 30 p m , ae-~ M nnts ond the S mith of the tact that no mort rordlJti to Tullrnament Dirt>elor te11m of P a rke r~ bUi g aga inst lr~ l rst Round games will b . com- t d 1 1 1 ;a.lpb Sayre. , d lum pleted un Monday when t~e Hart· ee~ a~ ·~=~~~te 1$ ";~;~d u .. w I ford pt. Pleasant Nati ona l Gua rd Three more games will tr CIO Hig~ballers and th M meet Park t ersbur_ 1 g by th'e w"oh'om6 ::.11um •~ ,;;i;;;;~;oo;~;;;;;;;_~~~~;;;,..;;.;;;:.;;:;;,;;;;,;,;;;_;;;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;~;;,;~ e aw n e n ry P B)'s Uon and aJ( pro t are l Cbf:'S hlre. in a fund to tie 8JJ,, 2l~ on "''"'' ' Play will conllnu . wilh one sec- 1provement !oolboll ond round glltne o n Mo nday even. Is tbouaht that some- ot • ISOL F PI>O aReAr~tsr .. _ . c· e · _I J. n j •• Mr t nd Mrs. John AndeJ11on and fam ily of K~-. spent last •""k \lllh Mr and Mrs . Milford Fred&~­ lck. Nina Lou, Ronnie S~ncer of Chellhire, Esther J.1:ae, Marry Lee and Tommy Spencer and Jrfm· Jean IJ,ing enjoye!f a · pienit at the h~Jrne of J.erry and Jack Frederick Thur'!~ay. · Mrs. Jack WOod is ~pendiflg a wt>ek wifh Mrs. Ruth McDole , Charles Wood i,n Toiedo. • Mr. and Mrs. Marlon orr Co1umbus w~re 'UE:Rts of Mr. aq.d :Mil. Curt FrederJ£k Thursday. Mr. and ~ - Earl Clll'k and faniu~ ot FriendlY, W. Va., Vlsil' ed Mil'. and Mrs . PauJ Kelly one day laSt weci;. • Mrs Dayton Speneer Ch'~ hire, Mrs. Wlid Spencer, Mrs. JffF well 8'ng and Mra. '~enrY Sp~, cer visited lilrs. Novman- FrMfrick Th~rs~ afteriJoon. YEAR I I Mll.iWIAUKEE UP- MilWaukee second baseman Danny O'CollJiell was 12~ poorer today because he Ar 22, I'? _,..VtA'I5 HER SI/'ICE SHE "7'1./RNI;C> PRO ltV I t95o - 11149 . 9rl/ IN .lfOIIIY WOd /A~r of~~· I p,,~~r.';' :"~::':11,, ofbea -~~~;~~ b' played on Weflne!Hhl}· wlt!1 the • , oreboard . the f 1 n a 1 s a nd t h •, was t:tpreSII Consolatian game to be played 1 not as :~:.~:,,f next Thursday mght The r• Tourname '!t Dtrector Sayre has Wurname~t , Js operated announced that t~e w1nmng team hama Band Bo0$t ·r• JO ttre runner up t C' :~m an dthe con- money spent at th~r l9\\rbamont 5olat10n wmntr WJII each receive roes .to fhe iChb:ol In a team tr.uphy in &ddition to indi- anoih :r vidual trophies for each member Engaged 111 umphoes for this the team . Escb team Js allowed year's tournament are B~ $htwtl5 members zer, bead fuotball COiotc~ and ath- I Y/11111 /fli T!/ . 7,os1. ing and three on next Tuc~day this e nlng _ Seml-£1nal ga mt>s al"e ev-1 to e&>ds '"ard the or ' ••,g.: I NING JULY 18 ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE Come ln while the selections are still good in both r:' I . Groups • Gro'-pl J\Qyons, Cords, Palm 17.00 Mens Summer Trousers VALUES $6.95 to $13.95 NOW 20% i.llll._. OFF Mens Straw Hats 20~ ., - OFF $1.00 Mens Dress Shirts SUmmer mesh, White an1c.:olo~. SIZES 14to 17, V. LUEST03.45 NOW 2for$5.oo lpys T·Shirts " 'II': ~· ; 2 65 • ,. ,, .. • Knltt and SS plain and fancy sizes 4 lo !4., For School Wear. .' '. OUR BETTER DaCfOIUI and wool troplcals, wools, palm Beacb .. 1 V.ALU.STO $49.95 NOW .. $]] Ladies Swim Suits B)' Cataljna and Rugby, al•o men's and Boys A Good Slectlon I 20%0ff " , / - M•nsSportShirts ,J.reah, Jlroatj<Jpth and Knlja - All sizes · 1 99 VALu•s·:ro $Us Now ' _,;,, ;f'' - • Mens· Sport CQ•tJ ~lm Bea<ll Rayon, Linen, Wool. One group of ol thele coato ; ' BrOird ind NYIM - sizes 4 to 18 97c VALUES TO $2.95 NOW • .THIS SALE IS STOlE WIDE I · INCLUDING ( al pt, TODAY'S SPORT PARADE United Prtss Sports. Writer CANTON, Mass. UP The f{)Urnament profeaslogals are up In anns today OV l ii" the format o-f the PGA &oft c!Ja mpionshlp - ooe o fthe four most covet(!d fairway events of the year • and they are doomed t() d lsappolntment by a four to one vote The PGA, whJch starts at Blue Hill Country Club on Friday, Is the ony Jl'I'Ofessl{lnal lflatc!l pay event of the year. At such It It on~ tournament In which the game'~ grtat players can be knocked out In one round. Thus the circult'i cas~ and carry players would llkl!! it convert<~ Into fl 72-hole medal play tourna menl. At it turned qut, fl[!!~ ¥senuta Dale LOI)& Juuled ~~~ !>J!1 ond pitc her R:onnie Kflne had to mate. ·~~~~:i~~~~~~~; less than 18 boles . Burk4 oould Charles be on his way to a 615 an~ ~. Mrs.H. Helen A. 2 and 1, or what have you. Meannati whil anot!ter "name" ~toiCer may John catch a "cold" competltqr, bothered by the llblkes, ln Ule flrt;t rouDd and oo.a&t bome with a 75. Oertalnly there is an unfair guality !nvolvo11d. "A lot or nne players hav~t • won the PGA" Penna expalned ca~ ftllly, "but here- and thcte a l~t of ll(.lll'amblent have won It, too . Belnt a hlghy • prized event, one ~f t~e four b. fit a)ong t!Je U. S. Open, the Masters and the- Y/Qrd, It should go to the man who Is belt over a ~pee" But ,}8 Jon11 aS' the "homr1 p{'Qfl" have i vot• and a fOur to · o'ne majority, it'1 going to stay' the way lt Is. But there are approxlmatel,v 5,000 r;oglstered golf prufeaslonalt In the Unit.d Stat ... Of the ... al last count, oni.JI 90(1 were regl&' te red tournl'm ' tlt players. There!o~ the so-called ".!lome pros", the £u.,ys wh<l make th-e PGA an annual pll(Jrimage dictateo how the PGA 'hall be payed 0 Nothfntl To Lose Their reaaonlng Is quite. obvious. CJNClNNATI tm Pitcher 11 they qualify aectlonally, they Don Newcomge't denial thAt he go to the PGA and can com~ called National League ~mplres aaalnsl a Sam Snead, a Jlmrn;v "gutesa" saved blrn rrom a ppk Demar1j or a Jackie Burke, U slble suapensloo and (l~ today bOt t~y win, they can talk about It put IUm lntit a nuw battle wlth to their club members all winter b~t~eball wriwrs IMIVerlna the Dod· If thl!y lose, ~o what? gen on their we.stern trip ,'his onlook ls easlly und ~i'stood Newcombe' waa otd !ted to ap. by such a former tournament star pear before Nattona Leafi~H! PreBas handsome Tony Penna. !dent Warren C. Allots Tuer.tlay "How cnn you blame those where he wa1 confrm~te4 with hla hom e PI'O!:I w'!lo makes this an an- remarkR· "I call t~ umpires a nual vllcatton ?" he a.sks "Actual. bunch ot autless burtll and 'ou can ly, In overy oorner of the nation, quotf me." they are- the backbone ot the Bll tfew- pl"pi"Q~ lirned a game and thi s is their tflUrna. j nateme'Pt Which ~p - oded wJth ment " . the words, "J "P'If cilly deny But al'l a man who l1 «lcoanlzed that 1 evR llld anr ' auel• t!l.Jq. &c a £'\ub • mnking mast .nnlnd. 1 jllfl;t did not sa)' 'that or anythlne wllO hand- tailors various wellht.od like that." , GUet read tbe remll'; •ttrtbutclubs for th.e perfection - minded money players as well as the ed to NewcollJ~ Ia a (f ted Prffls avarage payer, Penna also can 1tor)' publlahed In ~~nfaU under MJ.e- the oth@r side. a. Chi~o dat' lipt. Tfle United "peraonaly, as a former tour· Prr.sa correspondent traftll,ag wltb nament plAyer, I th.lnk it would the Dod,ers, reiterated toda)' ~t:Jal bt a better tcurnament II it wa 8 New-cnmbe- did make ll)tt rema.r~s a matt'h plliy event," Penna a• attrlbut<lld to blm. ~terU. "In the PGA if you shoot 'The sttme lem8f~ ,~ one bad round you can wind up , carrl.ed by cor'f'et:pcjftdet\tJ wJtb. on the sidelines. \'et, In mrldlll three dttfJintnt New Yott:: Ctty. play golf, 11 man can shoot one neWBpapera \• bad round and fliht his way back 1n the flee of N•~m:l a.J· to victory With th.~ good ternatin ot ~ ocnyJPJ 'his a1'1C• rounds." Of 'briQJ punl4J:ied, fleh tbe' Tell AMther Facet correspondent& lnvtlwd '*fted. Tht1r8 ll!l another fael!!'t Involved. aealn t<Jday that Nc~~be maM when you ronslder the demerlb the remarks to them fic!l with' the of the matc!b play ~ystem . added assurance ft'\)m tht& ~If. "That," say-' P-enna, "is the fact er that ".Y'OU can quot~ m:oc' that you can ahot>t a tlS and wind ·· up on th~ sld ~inea while another play.er may be shooting a 75 and winning" How doe,. that huppeq, Well, Burk~. the- hlg"1ly pro!lclent Mas. tl!rs champion could catch an unknown In tbro first round ol match p~ay who might be " ~ot" for eveon I International · teague Race Becomes Hot stretched the Y ~;~ nkeet ' le.ad to 10 ~ games over lhe Idle Cievetand lluo Ted Wllliams lilt the 400th hom· "'11 J'ora er of ll1s career- Jolnjna Babe ()Utlide Rulb, J immy Fou: , Mel ott andsur)l4!1l Rube l.ou Gebrli in that lofty catecoey oM - all-time tc help the BOJ~n lted So:.: wbtp · · the Kansas ~lty Athleti~, IO.Q ked· and 1.p. Williams' homer ~roke up perf"! p~teh J ng duel between Bob Pot· nillh tcrfi.!!ld and Tont Gorman after Tom Brewer coasted to ~is Uth ";'in behind s 16 )J~t Boston .attaclt tbat included hOmers by Don Bud din 1111d Billv Klaus. ·The Red Sj;ix have won tO of t2.aimeJ in' tpeir bigl(tst surge of the campaign . 'J'he Baltimore Orioles scored t-w,o· 3-3 trn1mjb.11 that stretcb2d die Chi!!aiD · White Sox' loslnR streak ttl 10 g8mes and ICn ocJted them into foutth pi~. Don Fer. rarese hurle(! a three.hitttr in the.Cirs~ game aJJ~ l}ill Wight ca'rl2 thr ough wilh a slx- ~jtler in ~~~ nightcap to ex~end thE: Ori o fts w1nnina: streak to fiv,e game~. thur.. Prf~ ' Walter .PI~I'Ifh July :19,20 Anne 'r.r<t..lrl "POIIJfJM)IN · PJ..AN'" (Gif!em~i:6Pe' • Tec!hni~olor) Aorela , Raitdotph ' < ~~ft J~lt.. DAY •r Mrs. OUver Lln4e.rs, Columbu,, ~tart, W. Aa., called on ¥n, Norm11n Fre· .df>r!e~ .Wednesday.' J4r.s. Pri.Klll, Lyona, the rlrtt rt:JUllr trah:tlnJ MNioa ' later Jn the weelr:. The rOJJter was bi.)J:ed to 08 · TuHday wht-n Taetle JP.hll Rf)'· nolds of Morris Brown Collete .. caml! into camp for a tryout and : Jirn Ray SmJ.tb, another llnemll!t : from Baylor Informed Coacb Pluh Brown be WJll Dr. out of the lei'- • , time to join the ~quad ne•t ;· Tlw vlcl ory -..J~> the .!t' Y?nth uf tht' st·~~ on for Mark r ll , who onl y hlCt'nt fy was takPn out of the b ull pen by Manag er D1xi(• Walk('r and ~n ~t.a lled &l> a startn What's mo1;o it w.a ~ Marke ll's &ecnnd stratg hl ro ute-jloing per(orlltance and hiM •be!;! of the ye ~or. The Red Wm ~s 9hoved over the only run of the s.am ~ Jn the srrond inmng anti MazlwJI held on 1n a pitchers b aCHe wit~ r ookie Frank While ·two-rtin In the first ' 1he gev. dou. but the R.edleJp tied · the senre at 3-3 .n whfo" rookie Frank Robhis ?,()th ohom~r or 1he Roliin.son. 11cldent9Alv, more homers to tie the mark for r.nokie set ··~CING ' HlllAM. 0. UP-Th,e Cleve!~ ~ , Bro-.nt underwenl li.mb&rl~i up c e•erdtet l~)' to get: "ady ror With Harry Duke Markell toniJf g il four-hitler. the R ed Wm t:ll down ed the Montreal Ro vals, 1-0. Tuesda}" mg ht to vault into fint plart', onr .hair game \ Jn f mnt of Mvut!eul and t hr M a ~le Lea r ~. wh o r[ropped n 9 3 de('!'!ion lo thf' last- plact.' nurr:.Jo Bl ~fl nA ' ' CAR: -. Football Season:" The ti g ht fn lerll:.lional League n balt le between the Mont· I rea ] Huyals and the Toronlo Maple Leafs for most of the last month l1ad an addt'd s tarter to. day-t he Rodu~st c r Re d Wi ngs ._ rue ~. I ____ __ .; _________ .. ·--7'------ Camp Opens For- I, tndhnu. PI b$!1-nt Sen- \ The flnt regular trainill.C Jet. lion will be Friday. :Rrown uld : ht plain~ no tblll_ae in his m.,._ lhod gf running the eamp, wbldt ' means cuttin& tube "win corp• '" . quietly. ~ • The Bison!! broke a 2:.2 tie in th e f1rth inn ini when Ed M1ero w1r1 .t11L a thrqc- run home1· anti wrnt on to gain the win over lhl" Maple Leafs with llOQther rau t -run ! ou l bur.~ t Jn the 9even : h. I 1 T oronto shpp NJ fr om flrst to llu rd and a H hou ~h lif'd wit h Munt real in th!' gameHbe h in1l column tra Ji, the Hnyai s by :1 pe rce nla g~ • Columbus Jcls, 4-{1 as vJetory 10 :? Rud y losse~ . • Some thirty-two -nan 11go, the State o! Ohio accePted the gen.. erous and civic-spirited otfer of John Bryan, prominent f~r ncnr Yellow Sprinp, tp. donate his 500-acre holdingS to the people of Ohio for a State Pat!£. Thus m 1925 this scenic are3 W81!1 ,.\ liP as the first Forest Park in that section of the State. Since that date, the .John Bryan State Park, through o~r land gilts bas been inCreased in area to 1's1 acres and is today one of the most popultar parks in Ohio. An attractive pi~ic abelter b01.1Se, a main lodge, a swimming pool, tent camping area, picnic facilities, nature tndli, and ssenlc drives are am.ona the features that draw many thou· sands of visitors to ~ John Bryan St::tte Park each year. The gorge of the LJ.tUe Miami River In thiS park urea bet"(~ Yellow Sprlnp and Cllftqn can ..., TUrk five ' to whlle . Jack fifth lol'IS. OUt T!.,ent d~~~~~#~ KucQ _bP.t>ame t.}1e fir~t i: to win 14 gamj!s wbetJ he a!i the :New t he Jlet:rfJit tllelr wlnnint "r.''tiP'S :.,... :• . I htiu • o,nlw ~. . . ,...., . ....,~ ......(.WN\ 111: ••••••-- KUch allo~ed be eaau.r -tf"l 'teAI'lt third base <oro>l<'fl ~fter fnr thrt~ AC ·MOTQRS REPAIRED ' •• / ' nl~ht at "Ralt l...,nre niftht pl New Vprk Gil> ol Qoston Minor Lea~e AND -REWOUND ~.1 . :, \ Major League, · tool::. • I • ' Lead~rs ' I and that's all there was to it." But tha~ wasn't all t!Jere was to lt as ffl' as \the pollee were (.'(lncern!!d. They, took both Snider and Baumel to c.ptral poUcel Uon, Snider preae.ed asaault and bat- mer, Rutten McEltdDney, Cla!'nsee buy ·tt St••art, JOh~J Stepbemon, David Hoyt, Job!! Allensworth, Rtcbtrd Lana, ~eld J[oenia. CJu,rtes DWI!l.~ BDiy Edwards, Dicky Hayes, lfjeq lilorrlo, Jimmy' 'VIDti, ·Fi>acll Slater. $1495 ' Jtitals.. ter chlrJea 'lnd was rel p.sed Baumel wae ~eued on $300 bail aful was to bavto 1 bearing in ecurt early todlt. He filed counter charget against Snider and &-aid he woqld "sUe1 for plenty." Snider al·l so was ordered to appear. He served wl(h a "notke of '"""''·" \ pet _,.lore tb tbJ C!inclnnati ,..me- Sunclaf We aold thlt one and l!ll!lrvleed it. Bo,.. on tP- trip- wer.t Benny wn. One Joul owp.er. Low millie aon, Tom Rail, Chari• swJek!lam. Olean 11 a pio. Drive lt and l'Chl'li Her seconrl st•l Game On Sunday .............. - J!UNTFNG'l'ON. W Va uP Plucky Anna Quaa~t. Evl"l'"t'lt wash., took on .the role or sentimental favorite today in the- second round of match play in Mth Women·~ Western Amateur ~GJf T.ourn11ment. .~cut~. Jll-year old University ()f Washington sophomore earned that distlnetlon by dbplaying cool nervt!B Jn the faee (lf alm06t certain def!!at in her opening ;~w<St Tuesday .aftrr shooting t~ ·~ quSUfalng score ln the history the tournament U~ day before twO under par 70. Pome"y I Ohio fhone • aa~~:t : ttC»cw•'~ Batted Jn-Mantle-, Yanks Cards '70i Boyer, Cards SlAT ·· ' F!ll.l l ' ALL INSYA&o~TIONS' fRI~l . ALl,. .I.RI C,OV.fl$,: , ......... . 't-4.95 ALi JtlJ.$tiC CO'VI~tS ...... . 22.95, 26.95 . . ' u•AI!t Jilt s~J~n \ ' ' llttlce 1 w•.w• ! .) ' and \ 't '.- 0 0 0 Indian~'~ 63; Simpson, T~e Dodgers hav ~ been ln· vol\<l"d in all sorts of excitement slnce leaving Brooklyn. f'riday nia;ht 1n Miwaukee di.ss~bdOn broke out ln the- dre115ing room when Manager Walter Alston char~d the play ·rs with "choke up" tacties and they openly expressed t!Jeir dlsp1enabre to n twS· men. Yanks 761 "Yoat. 62: , ReJllegs 81 }\oyer Cards 60; Dodters ts8; r,Opez, Athletics tJB. On Sunday In Cbl£'ago the DodHita-Mantle, Yar~ks 107: Bov· gers bcceme lnvolv d in a bellner, Cards tOO; Musial, Card~ 108: ball battli:t" w!lh the C11bs ami Don Mhburn, Pllils 102; Dark, Card~ N-ewcombe, taken 011t or the game in which ~ 1 was· pltc'!llng bn lliantly called' th~ umpires "gutless bums" Tuisday~ he .denied t() President Wirl'l ·n Giles· of the National IMIJIUi he made the ...... re·l .. , ~' .,, .,. W Toronto 53 41 and there have bleD identilecl more Ulan IDO ~ varietl-. of 8Dwtrinl: DlaDta in &hia protected preserve. 'l'be o1cl (ln .. clnnaU- Pittsl?urlh ~b road rlJht-of-,va,y in thia P,Uk has tr~c slower tban lbe- bope:drawa ;tag«Oacltes ot ,m eatUer day tOt Jt Is Jtow a foot trail qf p-eat na1Ul'lll beaut)', wi~ nil• ged dl1fJ toweriht abciYe the beads of the hikers. Steamboat Rock Jn the ceJller of the IJtUe Miami RiVer btlow .th.' falls and COI'Ifl tor ltDerationJ, 10011 before thia 'wq a Stale Park. baa beeft a PQIIUlar atttaction f"! ~ - ~ JrOUJX ~t to eDJOY a .Pfeble ~ a place little ch!~~ ill •Ppefl"~ ance Since the o:t~D~~ - Indlltnt prowled ~lihlftoric rlvervaUe,. The John lk'nnu£i~ can be rUehed ott 1 ~.~.,. 4t Y'llqw Spri.bCII , ~ w.~cy between x,iiJI Sprlitl-_. A MEDICINE • • Pick up your prescription shopping near u.s.. A p-eat people entrust us witb l're Sponsibllity .()f filllnJ their serlptions. MQ' we yours? • SWISHER & Uailii;A~e~ld~;;;;;;·,_...._;,.;;;;;;;;;-.;~5~~;::;:t:;;~~:;=.~ L 5:1 ,40 • A~ ' • Montreal --------- - 54 42 48 43 MJaml --------- - -RlcJtmond ----- -- ~- 44 50 I Columbus Mrl. was Pllulformer Dye, day I, fendin~ champion attle, Was ~., who lnr tncdloere golf so far, met a tough opponent in dimple-cheek d Barbara Mdntire, Toledo, Ohio, a 1935 quartel··f.na:llst tn tJle Nation· r'tiA~m~a~te~uir~~~~~i!!~~~ b1' toot r· R<<h'" "" opponent ~~.~n~~~~~·~~ -:ea~cd International League Yank~s ~ ! llv 'the win GO 1953 OLDSMOBILE derful, we each one to gtvoe value. WII:ENVOU NKJD CH>\NtE -. olxteon memb •• of the LIIUe L"· cue teen, in their new unllarml, fl~ lfoderot.~ll~nen;~~·~~yo~u:~~f,'·c.:c· CAN PHONE I LET THI$ FranK Wilson. manacer of the It ''-'"'• ~aaue Ball team, wq •nitRobert Byer, Larry "Baker •nd Dlvh1 when •he- took qulttly. You need leu " YOUit PHYSICIAN DON'T A~tend Redlegs eal researt!l e111es that art!: not more lives, but ar~ abo holl•l•i you to pt. better muc~h,odlcla: The Mmarcm'a lOth A scheduled 1 game b~tween Richmond and Ml- ] am1 in the Flonda c1ty was postponed because of rain . -..rJ. Little Leaguers name below) .....;. you are t pendiDi a leta prrcflft. taae of your il1f!cme for ~ dnet than you tpEoed to. The millions dollan: lng a.pent for wa!'l :.ga 1nst £1ve ESTiftiATF;O, 'I'IIE CREA'PEST• It is true that tb~ eDit aome individual pl'ftfrlptiODl iJ crutf'r lhan it uted to be. It ita also a statistical faet that In !he Gnly olhel" ga me ph1yed, ltw l1avana Sugar Kings downed Mi m.1rcm spun a two-hitler THING~ WH~N ~VSTf,y • (Aut~or's p Oill ! 1ht> Dem'es Report About Umpires tW4YI OHIO • I - -=--:--- - - - wereJ ,. "1'110SE CAttED DEA It ARE, • ot YA'-'IJf TO $27.$0 NPW 17.00 J: ·; ·._:: .oy1 Sport S'h lrtt .. . . M"~t, dlre~lor "" Hurler TQuches Of Rally l -In NititJl,To Down Dodgers .f.-3' bbe. on routine out. Don Newcombe " 97c Group II Summer Suits lehc ·- - BY OSCAR FRALEY Wash and wear linen, Rayon, Wool Dacron Tropical • _ SU~MER CAPS . Asslstmg Sayre In dlrectmg th e• lor HJg)J Sc!J.pol and La)'tO'n 4a.yn meet will be Jo~n Curtis }i.oush, I former Waham~ atblete $Dd prof~ whose father, the l~te L, C. Roush est.ional baseball umPife. started t!J'I!" ev;nt m the summer • of 1917. Since that time, the tournIn c&.!le of rain tbe 'tour~ment ey has gr;own to become one of will be moved up a nleht No t'ethe area \ b '8\ s po~ting attrac- strlctions hsve beeJI placed on t10ns. teams I nthe matt~r ot seeurlllg Team s hllve entered the tour-- player peq1onnel: ~~et". all am.ent t!u-ou!lh thl! years !rom nartle.!i of pJay~rs who are to parcltt~ m We-st VIrginia and Ohio tlclpate In fhe tournameont for a such as Charleston, Huntington, team are to be han4ed in to ~ht• Mrs. C41rie W~te, Cql:Umbus Parkersburg, and Columbus Thiej dir.ctor on the nlaht of t!J.•t l~t 'l"eek with hir . •Lster; spent year's simeen e ntries, however, team's first gatne: No c~uiqes Mrs. E . C. Hayes. · Include- four teams ft•om Parkero:. may be mad£ after that. Mr. and .Mra. Paul K· .elly call-! --~ E'd on Mr. tnd Mrs; Curt ·Fteder· u•k SatUrday evening. .OAKHILlr Beach and Troplc.ol Suits VALUIS TO $35.oo NOW . or-· .1 ;a11y Stntlnel, Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio._ _ _,__ _ _ __ - ------- 45 53 .464 Havana --- ~------ - 43 li3 .448 Buffalo -----------· 38 57 .440 I ., THINKING OP \ REMODELINGi! YOIJil ... ..-- Heating Syateml SBI! usl'Oa •P. MADE BY THI MOST ('. ·TRUSTED ROOMS Of fS 'New Furniture : I FOB I 1111 I $299.oo ~ Authorized Servlee On All MalrH t1 Olt aDd Gu FuU.tei. CHASE BAKER f; FURNITURE !II OP Tbe Brightest c.... !II ~ :oer In Middleport Heating and Air Condi,tioning ~ Ill BAKER FURNITUIIE II! HAR~WARE Harold <;:nose, mgr. PHONE' 6157-V Lolllll St 1 MJti,ueport N AMI SINCE 1158, COME IN t\N_D S~F . BULOV+ AND ELGIN, · W.ATHIS •.,, ' ;B.H.Sa �,. ' .• ' sr.K ·--·----··~·~ce....,..~·~;~oo--·-~·· ·wANT ADS .• •• - • House for rent, 5 milts from Ra. cine on Portland Road. 7 rooms • "· ' ' O••nt=u AGt t 3Cei'Ywo; bJ 1\1 .\ . II... wt.l1 be publlf.beo t~ IIDJ.t dQ aa received. ~tel 2 emu per 1rOI"4. ODI ID~OD. V.·-:-:•m'lm ~ha.rge ~-­ ' Hnb pu word' for t~ eoJI with JII.S, t>lectrlc, water In kit-chen Good location, Write Box 668-X , % The Dalley Sentinel 668-X % Tb 1 Dnily Sentin-el mootb. ror ~ ~ID au or 2 cE-u'-8 pe.· •ora .llilll Phonf' 500-.J paid for bfolor~ the •!itb ot each mootb toUowlbf msertion SentiDilJ wU , oat bt' Tl!'.!;th'R!nblf> ...,... t •' - ~ot1ces ll/1 I Ill The Annu ~ l Homecoming of the gin at 9:30 and Will be (ollowerl South B lhel EUH churc~ of Sil- at 10.30 wtth a fifteen minute song vcr llidge w l1 he held on Sunday program by the local and v1s 1uns July 22, w1lh the- Gc~pel Harmony : children AL 10 45 th1 mornmg Boys uf WSAZ - TV, Huntmgton worship ~vice wtll begin w1th W Va . as gue:.t smr,ors • the adult choir pret~enling two The k.uart llte, famous throug~- 1sel.llfcUOnll. From 11 :00 to 11·30 t!tc out Sou thea~ fern Ohio and West 1Gospel Harmony Boys v.rill present V1rgmla, for their beaub!ul rend~ a son,g program, which will be fol lOon of go:;pel s ong ~ Will be pr .!- lowed; with a messag ~ by the pastsent !or the ll :00 fl, m. Worship vr, Rev W. _,A Frost. A p 1enk service, and the aft<:rnoon Home- lunch, will be served at tbe nnon eornJng, siii'Vlce, ft om 1·30 to 3:00 1 houl', With fre e emonade- for all T!Je ~ unday Schoo hour Will be- 7-18--ltp - - - ---~- I - --- - · --------·-------~---Ne~, d.eatb of uld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. V IIlli Saturday had a dinaer and party on her btrthday. A birthday C"ake dl'corated wltb candles nome made ice cream were •ervcd to her grandmother, Mrs. Carl Wolfe and son Jr., of Apple .:rove, Mrs. Dale Hill, sons MarYin. Mike, Dale Jr ., and Danny r1f Plants and Mr.s. J, D . Roush. Al\•10 Hall of New Haven V!Sit'd Saturd;;y With bls mother, Mrs. G T. Adkins. ~~:~:.~:::J~~~j:::,:,n~~; I • SACRED HEART GUI LD ECE' QUlCK SERVICE oo Watcb ft.e, CHEAM c:QC IAL, WedJte&day, pairing by Factory Traine" July 25 CafeLetla lunc h ~tylc. watchmaker. COLLINS JEWI!. Contmuou:. scrvin~ £1om 4 p m. LF.RS. P-f'meroy. t-.11-U on Public tnvltt'd. 7 1H-3Lc BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds , SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW7 ba ~~Cemc nt s, landscap ing, etc. P Baker's wiJI gt ve )uu the be;;;~ M Cowdery . Lung 80tlom, Obi(!. trade on fw·n1\L:re ur ~:~ppllao7-11-U 4 6-tf ees.. RADIO & TELl!:VlSION SERVICE Ptwne 200. Cleland Appllaace Lost ;~-~~ 118 W. &lain St., Fomeroy Lnst - Dwwn Jr·rsey ('uw W!lh .,.,., ---,crmljltd f\()rrJ H La st ~een Fn- FOREMA.~'~or: ABBOTT T.V. IERclay at li•Jb!;oJI If found call VICE All make~~ Repalnd b7 Ell: W:llti-M \\'m Pugl1 M.1ldlcport. pert TechnlcJaD8. Phone 6284 Y Ht 1 on Rt No 7 7-lH ate Mldd\epol't. 8-1&-tf - - - I2Q u 1 I~ ti) Auto ~ervlces u Insurance - - --- - -- L H. RAWLING SONS CO - 24 Bat·nes-S1mpson lnSurance Al;ency, .hour Wrecker Service. Day M.uidlepQrl. Fil'le - AubomobilePhone 6227. Night Phone 0039Bonds. Pho~ 63!5-X 8-20-tf X . DODGULYMOUTII DEAL COMPLETE Insurnnee P,.otedll'D, EllS. U-ti l.lfe, Auto, Fire, Polto. Call Do11 ;;omplete WliE:EL ALIGNMENT. Mills, Middleport. Oblo b11:ancmg and brake tervtce. llackett'B Safety Service. West ( 21 ) Real F.stote Ma1q Street, Pom croJ, OhiO. -~-- - - - - -- - -·- --~- - -- - 1 FOR SALF.r-- P~anl Kirhy Real Es· t M1 Auto ~\.lieS. tal e, RtJtlahd Township. 31 --· _ _ I1C'res land, hOU!i(', barn and out 1952 LHEVIlOI.ET ])(lux 4-rloo: bl1lid1ngs Sr!~ Goot'lg., A. Me.in· S1•d;m, Powt'r ~ltde, $parkllos •hart, Arhnini91rator. 6-l ·tf l!ll'llllltc grN'n fm1 s h, $695 , 1\l,l t'\tnul ' ~. I'om lro}, Uhtn. ~~ ..~1-1 O .1~ 7-12/llC' '-"/~lrll, ~'{.Ill'&~ · -- - - - -- - anc 1 Ltnda. ; 'tber'-!58 ."'hlin,«tr and Dol'l ..., ~ '1;:~,!:;:~~·~;: !l~~~;. Ro-ck ~p~ng• 'I ALFRED & Found lak es We~v~r are of a daugh· Saturday, and Larry F. D. Litch- •• 3 1 Mr.,t and Mrs. Richard Routl)t ' pnd ~hlldl'cn and Mr. and Mrs. I,~ :.Ma~Jop RotiS:h Qnd daughter~ were ' ~ ~cenlly vlilfhlf Mr. • rmd \ Mr1 , Mr and Mrs. Bob Musser, Mr. arfd Mrs. Carrol Click, Mr. ;md Mrs Ted Gnndey and son Mlke of Col umbus Spent Sunday with their pa1 c.nu, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Foster Other guest.!l were their son, Charley Foster who are apendlDg .... a vac;~tion in Pittsburgb. Guests lailt week of Mrs. J. D. Roush were Mr. and Mrs. John 8Pntz, Raclne, Mr and Mrs. Henry Retlm•rc of New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Oliver, Pomeroy. The WSCS of the Methodi.st Church will meet Friday evening al t,he Community Hail. bO~y-, .R,b~h. ·~ ._i - ~ud ,Jtfi. · Btidrly · Reynold, ~ (o~~;n;iOy !lad: as. dinner .gue11ts (f.Y- -.r. arid ]ltrs. ! 5t:, of Rcuna Kin~ Hendersow, Mr an\l Mrs. Ch&.\'l,s Km;l and dau1hter of Un.cQJn, Neb. , Mr. and Mr$ , Paul Ba..lley and . family Shinston, 0., ..and M,r. and Mrs. ~eun11 King Jr. ~nd sons, New Haven. Paul Rail~y and Buddy Rey"o\~s mqtorcd t~ Athens Monday. Mr.s. Bonu.ie. B.pird and ,Mrs. Norma Litrhfield were calling on Mu. Bert~a Clurk recen~ly. Mrs. ClaY Gnnstead went to ' .S;o\lthslde 1<! ta~c ·'some members the 4- If Club to spend the week end. Those going wert- Be.-nice atld Shirley J q hnson, J11nic~ Rou!:h and Nelson ReyTlO]d :Mr and Mrs. ChBrles Kl~g and &lid ' !"(In or WHERE HEADS Of AMERICA,.. or I and I _____ -- -- - - --- Sunday 7 '""'h , 1 I · ·white- I i41 For Rent . F,VIIN~fj , IF You have som ..thlng To Sell, Trade orAl'nounce, Let A Dally Sentinel Disploy Ad or ,Wont Ad be Your Representatl've, 1 _ They Get Resulh _ Reol Estate Broker ---- Portland METROPOLITAN G. E. REUTER ROLAND,US I Superior Service Quality Merchandi.. 't Reasonably Priced Trevy-Finsterwold -- ---'---- eblldren .Funeral-H!lme :Mrs. Ed Bush- I '. Robert IJ.len. ' -Featured ·-~ Leo P _ 8UT "TtEY 1911!W NHe-FONI..Y ME .... i.e CllUI..D HEU'etQoliQ• (Q~FER AT 'BLACKLIST' PROBE 1 _[ '{e~;e-M:~ und Emogenfl, M1·s Gnnstearl. Bermce and Sllir I leY Jo,hnson, Nelson and k.enne l h Reynolds, Gordon ~nd Ralph Clark and Lew ami Phil King. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark and ~on'g ' wet·e Sunday guesls of Mr. :1n d MrS. Lawrence Clark . Mr and Mrs Te rl Swar-tz aM 'am1lv w r~e vue3ls of Mr. anrl \h i. Herlle1t K1ng. ''YOUR SUNRISE TO !r ..'•• SUHS~T .• ~'!ATION"' • 990 '. ,,• ' "'1 ~ .,, ,. , __ DOE$ THAT SIDELONG GLANtE and Mrs ArfiP n[)ush :~nrl 11:1mily caHetl on IY:rs. Slt-'\la ':nmm Mr. nn1l Mr~ . John K nJ.( nml lJJUghter rallrd rn 'Mr. o~nd Mrs, 6:Jwm Kinq Sntunlav. Dallas Gibb.s calli-'ll nn h1~ J)<J~ . nl~, Mr and Mrs Dwight Gibb~ 1£ Ot k Grove. Mr. and !\Jr~ Paul Harn~ anj 'amtly, Minersville, were r ecent '\l:Ue~h of Mrs. nuth Goodntle. Petu'l W~h is a pat)ent at th(' lvot<,;al,. Hospital, Huntington . Agnes Grimm called on Urs. Sadie W11rth recpnll¥. Ada. Lievmg is 111 . ~ Befl,ll,rl! Ueving ('ailed oil his JtiAMID 1111 • ~rt on aneJ:ed b~•9k¥'tlnl of J?l!ltf~era, (lb'ectora and wrlttn wttl). aUeJP4 ~ t;OAAIQ.tioria, ~\_d B'o~ater (lett) , oonrers with hll at~.~ .. ~1!1~-~ beiq q~d tn WI\ShiDBtcm by'tht <HOUH ,._~ a.cuvn1te committee. Forllter 1~ reneral codniefror tho B'lll'f.l ~rlth Ant1-De1amatlon leafU•· The rilport a.ah11le wa1 pPt Or: aft orp.Dtaatlorl d~voted to . "'clearing" na.ines or shunn.&d -p~ u.t ora:an1za~n felt were JAnOC;tlnt. or: t!-'A 1evered ~-Red tieL (ItJ.tenta.tknao.IJ On Yowr Dl41l ' '=-=,===~-~~-~-~-~=~ • JUNK CO !pent • Ravenswood Banquet Is 11 H~len WOLF PEN I I · BACK WITH WE BUY OHIO VALLEY I ' Bnd For Sc::e f!J:u_r,: H.:trl~ord . FOREST RUN James Farrell il ;. - IJtlt Gol>dnile Clark onu Mrs. CorA dhtingr;r were calliQg on -Mr, ~~~ Mrs. Russoll lJq.lt of ----------------- I leab~ ou\1winrl The or wf,at o1 Athr. Ill· eru:a have JOt scll"nl[da di.scov~ed - that co111 reduce peoP.le as ")'ell a• fa•· 1 t en ho_gs. That 'u, . corn 01t , 1• 1141 to restore tbe In fa~t our rHeareh on thi! nett' ; enthusia~ tor ~om hU led ~,pi Cq r.orn suK~r (dexlTosc) whlPPtd ll» the dru~ store as we11 tt tht' gro!II Olld llQuah in evaporat-ejjl milk and walc('. cery,.. Wl:\l\e the latter o~~le~ may Mr . •~n~ Mrs. Arl hur Ohlinger , Twt-nt)' ounces of thh mhttul't' pr-ovide old-fashlone'd roa~tmJil e•r'$, wne calling on Mr. and Mn. gives (iu about 90a talnri~ anc' corn meal, canned and frozed com corn syrll\1, ~orn oil and corn Hurry Kea1n1, Mazon, Sa!UI'da.a'. :1" d . · ·r · Mr. and Mre., Ctul Glbbs anr1 ]lrovl ell a ay s rat10ns - 1 yo.ll at~rc b the su.&ars. starches, Qllf, IY· dau~hli!.rs were callml( on Mr. und . r E t:~l~ wtlnt lo 1ake off po~,tntl •. rilps "sieepwater·• derived Mrs George H esson Sunday. An ~e.re are (>lh~r adva~ta~e.t. !ro.'II the a:olden kernels 1!-PP'&¥ nn Mr~ .\It& Roush., Frances an•t •o~ D1v1ded Into s!x ~mall e:last. the druggiala' shell in bum\Ud! Junior wc•e i.n Pomeroy ~utur· fu s, vou c:-~n alurp nne fl-Vf!rY c~U- Q.f medicine•. in the life-J-.vin~C day. -ple of houu without takmf ant,l~icttics. penicillin, Aur~,myein Cbarlic Will~l! ms of N&w Hav P.n l t ~l' out tor meals lt saves v;asfl· end othen, and in &eOl't11 of nontreated the Broad Run ball learn incr dishes. And thPre are ~ rnedlclttal d r ua:-5tore Hems. T.be lrliham, at course, tausht to watermclcn at the home oi Mr snd ~~~. Orb:lld He~sop Thursday o<~rent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Li~v our fol'f'(ttb~rs that eorft wa!l GueilS \tt"rc Ralph and Gordm;; tnt; Sun~ay even)ng, , ~ood ta•ing But from thereon the qa1k, Larry Hesson, RObert OhlMrs.. Mav Norman 11nd s~n wtw ex.,v.oded usefulness of ttlia peinger, Drr.ver Gibbs. Phil Hoff· have ~~.nPUt 9everal davs Wilh Mj. cullarlv American grain - incluman, alllJe Jewell, Curt1s Clark. ~nc'l l\1J's, Elwood IAevlnlil returd- drna: the Rockefeller Diet - lt.a~ Doustas ~ou.sh , Cbl!rlje W .lliam!' e~ 1 to tbPtr- _home in Akron, reau1tOO from scientlrie l'es.tarC'h. David and s,teve .. Johnson . · Mr. and Mrs. Norman V:,.oReler Vt;ar after vear, on industlo,--sp(lflrr.~. 'tlnd Mrs. Eugene H~~~on ,f Reinerllvl!le B)ld Mr. and Mtt. !\.Ored ~;~rm:ram contintJ~CI ~n take and family were callin~ on Mr Paut Hatj.is o-f MinersvHl.e called AlWI thl• basic agricultural comhnd Mt's Orland Hesuon Sund3y. r:n fl~r:J Ruth Sunrlay. · "JOditv and put it togeth"''!'1 ai!Jiin Mr<. nnd Mrs. ll'vin G1hbs o 1 Mr and Mrs Rav Goodril1e arid lh nPw forms 1hst rontr.t bute to Hartford wt:,.e visilln~ Mr and IIRUiiChter ~pent the wee~~nd hi l'tealthier, happiPr living - fvcn Mrs. Ralph W1c1aver Monday, Ht~one Co.untv vi.~illn~ Mi-. and to uret~IPr peot~le! ' JIUlice Gibbs called t.m Mrs. li:ve- M;n. Amos Paulev And when thev l!'et fljJ tbmu l!b, IYn Roush over the weekend. Mr. and Mr!t. B1llie I.ievtM eall· thert will still be tlle nltlma1e CQ.m.Mr. and Mr-- BtU Lieving an{l fHI on l!'fr- anrl. Mrt. Lf'O Clark and fort of the eorn-cob pipe duugh1er were \'i!iling Mr . and Mrs Cora OhlinliCer Mrs Charlie l.tevmg, Wmda 1'11vlor and F..arl Dean Mr. and Mrs . Rankin Roach and P~ull•v or Williamstmrv- called 011 ramilv, Dayton. lit!' SfJPndin~ theit· M'l" 't-nO M•·s. Rnv GootlnlCP, vacation Y.ith Mr. an cl )ln. Harr3 1 Mr. 11"rf M1"!! 8Prna,.rf Rsvhurn Ord. 'Hid ramilv lfr. and 'Urs l.Prn_v Ms 1 k 0 d h h b .11 \ Durr.t ann dau~ht~> r<~ M'r and Mri . 1' · ae r w 0 as ren 1 "~'hrnTtll~ r,...·rnrn -.nn ~'hil•t .. , n ~uent 1 1 Js ~o-rne b e ~ , Cl 1 Cl k d Sunday with Mrs 1''3 Hudson. 1 an ~s Y( e ' Rr an I sun were calhng on . Mr. and M~ I '-'"" Ma•<!'llreJ Hodtlv of Clf'VII!P"rt(i.t, the Sun~y suplement t Ctd Cla~k Sunday. . . lanrl is vJsitin(l V1'S Iva Hutl"c:n , of 11~veral large eli)' n JWS~pa.rs Mr aRd Mrs. Leo Lllehf!i•ld r. nrl Mr fin~ Mrs. Ravmnnri Roush deUvered In the ara. will f .ature ehddren CiJ!led on Mr alln M1·~ wr>re Su1uhno 1wests of Mr. and R(lyt-nswood's fiv~t dollar banquet F B. Litchfield Sunday. Mr~ . Ce('il Martin its Luue of Au~u st !5. Mrs. Jack Ord and r~mi1.9 Mr. and Mrs Jl ~ "mnnd 'Ron~h Many .:rsons fr!Jm the Bend visited Mondi.!y wllh Mr. and Mrs. Pllfled I'll'). Mr. ami Mrs. Qnll~! Area attend the banquet al RavensJohnn1e Wolfe , Letart Falls: Gl~hs Mr~ntlav ~,evenin~ wood which Is an unll• ,p(falr to Mr ~nd Mrs. Rotlin Roush nnd :11r. anrt Mrs F . R titf'h.rtPid raise funds for schools. It also family, Mr. and Mil. Harry Wolfe v .. s. Bertha Clark and T.arrv spotnt featulleS a nationally known sp Dk· family of Riehmond, Ind., Mt. Wf'dne~~av w.th Mr. and Mrs. EL~ ed each year Mrs. Dallas Walker and ram- mf'r Bairrl nno:t ..,.on, Cheshire. Everyone attendlnt, th" b(lnqupt: or Masr:m , Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bettv Rou~h Pbmernv callf'!rl nl\ 'ncluding the speaker pa}'S five -,, h•r and faJl!iiY ealled on Mrs h~:r mother, Mrs, Alta Roush Sun· dollars to attend. 1': R1JU~h Sandav. drt" Ml\ and Mrs McCrady and chi!.Tim'T!ie King, Hend l'rson, 1men• lJaac T~ylor, wUe and fam1ly dren, Parkersburg ~nrt Mrs. Val· r;:,.•.,-edAy 'fli,i:bt with Lar·ry Litch· of Murryville, W. Va., vlsiled with eria McAllist~lY and ramrlv were (id,d . · ~r. and Mra. Milo Bi~gs Suoday Sunday gue.sts of Mrs. Lillie Kay:- __!:.___.,..-,-,-,-,.,.,-,--,...--,·,.,;=.;::::.c:::::..;__c: lo~~nd,:~"'~,, and · r· Wllllllm OhUnwer anJ sons ofMr.J. West CCIIumbin were Clu.ir.g Qn Mr. and ~:irs. Henry O.hhn~ c r .Sundily. Mr,.,): nd Mrs Cecil Martin re1!4'ntlt visitl'd Mr. and Mrll. Ra>·- I I I 1re 'fnd Mrs . calline; Ol;l ' Ill(( children I ~r. and Mrs. anno-uncfng tl)e fer et MaiQn~ Mrs. pert}1a .Cl-ar\; werf' ra,)Jing on M:re. fit~ ld suhdJ·' eveniri.g. Wednesday l!'Venmg prayer ~ l·rv1ce was led by Eleanor Bo)les Sunday School attendance July with an attendan<:e of 24. Recent vtsitm-.s at the home of 8 v.a~ 45 offering $B QO . Several from h~rE' attended tht· Mr and :\irs. J. L. Wolfe were John Tayl or led prayer :.en·lee s Iunt!ral of Albert Cole at Tuppen Mr and Mrs. Harry Wolfe and W«·dnl'!><la} evening Plams l''rJday afternoon , The ll'C cream soc tal held at Mr. and Mrs. A L Plerson and daughteM; or Richmond, Ind., Mrs, :he Woodt' G10ve July 7 was well family of Columbus baVl.! been lhrzcl Smith and children of Maauended spe nding several da)IS with bel son, Mrs Eva Meigands, sister t ~r and Mrs Harold Swartz or , llrother-m-law :uater, Mr tmd Allee and irandson of Akron. Mrs Dallll!l H11l toot her sisWJII Jamstown spent the weekend Mn Clarence Hendent.n, with ht~ part·nts Mr. and Mrll Ho Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hendcr ter-In-law, Mrs, Juhan Hill to Holb .. rt Swartz son and d11ughtt!1 wJth their v 1:-. 1• ter HospHal for 6 checkup Wed 1\tr. a;ul \1rs, James CJnckarcli ~orsd attended the Young rcunJUn nesday, Mr and Mrs. Blair Carver of ,,J Al1·xnnrlna, Va, spE>nt sevt!ral un lly. 'd~ys w1lh her parents, Mr anrt Several rrom her-Q atlcndcd tht· l~·~s t LJVI·rpool and Edward Life ~rs Dclb• rt Gaul. funeral of J B Haye.s -~ld :o! n[ ~e vilutmg Mr. and Mrs 1\ndrew Cross. D1nsmur~ (joylcs und fa mily Chester Saturday afternoon. Li(le Shields spent a Sunday ~fwnt Sunday with rcla1Jvi'S m Mr t~nd Mrs Chu. D. Woodc Wc:;t Vn~•nrtt, Vlsllt·d her mothe1· Mrs. J . H whh his brother Carl of Pomeroy. The truckers are busy picking Mr and 'd r~. Arthur Athf'rt on Hayes Chesler, Sunday. \ r. nd daughter and Mt· and Mr.s Norma Jean Ro ln nson and Gcr- tomatoes for markft. Attcndllllce at the Methodist Clarence Atherton spent the week aid Swartz welc tmllt'd In marrSchool Sunday was ~9 en d at th 1•1r home here Jage at !he bridt>'s home July 14 orrerinb: t19.60 Mr lltHI Mrs c D Woo1 Je and at 8 o'clOck Aller the receptwn Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill of ~on spen t s unday With h<' r parents the couple left for a s hort huney~t Ml(Jdkporl moon. There will be a bellmw aO'J Columbus are spending their vaelshuwor [or them at the Io'o!lrod- t on with their parents, Mr and _ 1051 BUICK ~upe1 4-door Sedan , POMEftOY-4-roo de Tht' ~rangt• met 'T'h\IISd<~v eve- Robmson hpmc, July 21. Every. Mrs Clark and Mr. ~tnd Mrs. Ju -' 1 !iUiwr Ill CVf-'l'Y way $795 Blact th b tb St m m.~ rn ramel mng wt1h llll attendflnce ul 23. one welcome lufn Hill. -noill'!;, • I' mllC!OY. 1)1110 7-I''~ · HI c Wl a B. orm and , , Swartz rl!turncd tu her Rect!nt guests of Mr. anrl Mrs. lirAtiC II II Whrnows d d Plan~ were· made at a mcehng 1 _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ ___ ( oo1 s e11u 1 u y ecornte , cmplovmcnt at D c F' d , · b 1 Roy McDade were Mr. and Mrs. 1 :SI!l2 lN'I'Jo;H.NATlONAL 21r~n, b,1scmcnt, mce Jol Excellent 1 .~ . mg on, · • ay ev nmg lu Cl{lft a new J .WH, 2 sp axi•'. 8.2Bx20 (lrf-'.~, propc 1 ty for vetctan at $7500 _ Sundav afhr a v.-c;lliiln With hl!r rund c\l~ve for the completion of Herman Reese, Tommie and Ro· salle of Cheshire, Mr. and l4ts. $:11)5. fi\uetlnat"s, Pmnrln:v , 00, ' patent .~. Mr and 1\lr·s Wayne thP new church. Dale McGraw and Garcia of Ohrr1. '1-12-Bic MIODLr~POit'l'-7- l'oom frllnre .and SwMarlt. Hehtllves anrl fncnd!l. r~om a Kanauga, Mn1, Norma.n, Arnott, -- -- _:__~ bnth. Gas h catin rr. Locat•d 00 · rs n_\'Oil llcp _Ht'nlz r-nrl daugh... • Candice of New l!lfi:l •~··o 111 > VR Rtlllllltt•r Cunv Gr, 1vel IIlii Ntcc lot • fr()m L~'I u f S ug,lr G IIIH) spPn t th e (IJstancf> altendmg th(' funerAl o( Frarlkic Jo'u1d omal o<' r 11 l 1 l'fJUippPcL s ln ·rt to ;.[t('e l. $ 700000 _ Wl:lrk~nd v.ilh llr 11nd M15 Md ,f B. Hnyes wbteb wm; held At Brighlon, Pn ., Mrs Pauline Me· l'lwrc·t• c1f 1\o\o ~hat~· ('l.lr~. ~21!)5 MIDDLI!:POHT _ B-room f•omc la1d Swartz Lht" Chester Methodist Church on C'lmtn('k and Kay of Syracu ~e. • Salurday were Mr. and Mr~ Ml· 1 Mr and Mrs. Ronald McDade of Hu rtt uar 's, I'II!UCl 11 }, Ol'.t1o. home with hath, btntrlc fton•, S11nd ay sl' h oo1 a It cmanrc 1 1 · e. • on r h ar 1 R urcnrmth and rl<~ughter C:lnPI Winchester arc spending 7 t'',.fll(' full l:la~ement, gas heating, J uly 15 was 51, offerm~ $8 tltl ___ .. __ __ __ _ Sh11ley and Rev Loucks of Massli- two wre ks vacation w.th the•r par· HJ!i:J ' ('TI~VIWI.ET ~ ~ Inn l'wkttp f•onL and back '-'orctics LocatWors hip I!Cl'VJCe at 10.45 w1lh leon; Mr. and M1 s. Lewts Waugh ent.s. Mr. and Mrs, Roy McDade lint' c11 rrful 11wn r•r·. $9!)5 8lar1l I'd on corner lol JOO;c.U:IO w1t 3 Rrv. G1"11Ve bringing the nw~sn~w . and son.s Thomas and Rnbcrt o( und l\~r. ar.fi Mn, WlilJC Davis of 1 12 1 fiouhle gat·a,~~;c, $5800 00. Th t 1 regular moct1'ng of th" n<~r ~. onwt'll\', n!lo 7- . { tl' IIARitiSONVIJ.t.E-- 7 room frame , Ci 1lumbu• , II 1~. t',r:Jr.e W 1m_r.: h an d RacJne. - - - - ·· - -MYf' waa held Sunday cvcmn g Mr. and Mrs J~hn 1'1a1t unO son liJ5.! rON1'1At' R("\'ltJttlcr, 2·1loor hnusc Wllh hurtlwood fl4'IOJ's, Wilh an otlcndan"c <>f n 1'nc. J h f C I b 'I M •nett"n blind•. Water In hou<"... I• n, o n lint us: "'1" . nnd rs. V '" rlt•lux sNI:tn, fL1wll"~ IWO·Iont• u '" Du t f l h f h S I hid bit it' fuwth ,j;l)ll5. Blil•' 11nar's. I .~.t r,lle lot with excellent gard~n c o power Ill ur:o n H OJ'I . o n war and c ' n•n Mar tlyn f'omrnl\ , Ohio nnd 4-car 1-lllrage. $3:100.00 rncctrng was held , A report on .md Ncul of ElytJa , 1\11' ;rnd Mr~. _ _ ~ ----~: 1 _2 ·~_1_: FAHM- 43 acres, ntce , clean, anrt the Ire cre~c~m 1mrtal was given 0, M M11rlin, Wcs\erv 1llo; Mr. The attendance at . Sunday 19~5 MERl'l lllY 2-flnnr Sl'(lan ru - well-fenced 7 acreR" of bottom. Thl.' prncceds of $63 00 was vol and Mn. Pan) H. Roush, Mr and Sc.hool wa~S 48 offering ' $9.08. dlo tre.~trr, lwo 01 .w llrc~ . 1 .room fratne house with barn uJ to be given to lhe huJldtn j.! Mrs Dunn llnd ~randson, CulumMr Mrs. Ru~11el1 Wyncope $1350 ~<~mu('l 0 Pcrr,v, Hotel nnd plenty 1)thCT bulldingu Lo- rund. [)us; }lr. nnd Mrs . Don Moore, and son of ColumbuS' were week Mllttln . "114-tf ('llted on gnod road 10 ne mile PlAns were mad(' fnr atlcnrfing Syracu.~c, Rev. and ' Mrs. Orla tlnd gue«l~ of hPr parents, Mr. - -- - -- -~- - --- -- - -from one mile from State thr Chester MYr mcotmg held al Bradford, Wooster; E1h-('n and &nd Mn R. R Holter. t 1051 PLYMOUTH, tl pn ~s slnllon from State Route 124 . Owner thC' Che!llcr Methud1s l Chureh fhace Hayes, Co\umbu~ M1· nnd ,Mrs. Lf'lt. Flint aod Mr. and 1 wagun (Sub) <1nod llr l.'s hcnlr-r. will •trade for grocery, gaa sla- July 16th. The meeting dosed ~1rs Dt>ane Hayes, B1dwcll; Mr. Mrs Jark Curtis of Pomeroy new rinJ.!~. Sl1a1 p black finish. tlon, or buslneu ${11}0() ()(), Wlth the usual brnedi<'llon and Mrs. Claude Chccscbrcw o! were ,Sunda:t guests of Mr. and $64!} Pomeroy MutuJ Co l'hone CUCKLER REALTY PI Pleasant and Mr. au~l Ml's. Mrs t:dmttnd Grueser. 4fll 7-14-:Jtc no:.: 229 Phone lOB 'l'-14·4lc P11Ce! St Alban s. A SISlt•r Mrs. Mrs. Ora Archer oC Malta JOM CIIEVROJ,Jo:T 1h ton ranrl , -C 0 Roush of Long Bcarh, Calif., "pent Friday with Mrs. Amanda Jo'OI{ SALE-Small modern Hou,e was u11ablc to otlend. .Baer and Mrs. Stella Watkins. on~ owtH'r. Nrw p 1tnt jnh, hcnt - 540 Headley St., Middleport, "BITTeR BRUSHES" Otht:!r callers were Mrs. Dana cr. $8115 Pni'lll'roy Motn r Co Ohlo. (Gravel Hill) 7-14 -3t~l , Hamm IJ1.tl Mrs. Charles Baer. ____.!:,hon~~O~ ___ _7-14-3lc ~ ---- --. · - ---- Mr. nnd Mrs, Harold New£11 of Box S4, lelpre, Ohio C~..oltltnbL~ called on Mr. and Mrs. IQ) I Mrs Cnra Giles has returned, Charles BhE'r Sunday n'RD'C'MJlllAL I B~ nfter s pcndmg two w~ks- with 18 H r JOHNsoN ouTnoAno , Eddu11 As h Js attending school ht't' l'htldrcn and gr11ndchildren In Clcvt>land CONCRETE BLOCKS MOTOR, ''"' 5 II I' ,lu'"'""' In Sp1 lngficld ond DRy\ on. J)utboarrt motor, l1ke new. Trnrl -1 "lullcl ltthlr 'or LtuH Mrs. Clara Oaer !ip!!nt Thursday Mills Ruby Diehl wa~ a. recent njght w1th her suter, Mrs. ELsie ed tn on I he 1a•w Scott-Atwntct· ' • GRUESER BLOCI[ CO. w1th Rail ·ll·mntle, MoltoruJ!Uan ~RAP guest of her mother, Mt·s. MRI')' Cro..'ls of Racine. S Mlltt North of hmtroy ,.. Pbnne Ito IkON - M:E'I'Ali' ~ Diehl, Anto Sales, AHddlcporl, Ohio. On Rt. 33. Ctll Wm. GrutMr. Mrs. l':rm~ Roush of Columbu.§ Mrs. Ne111n Faye Morri!> called 7· 18·6!C' Rode lltrln11 sevt·ral days here. on hE'T Rister, M1;s. C M Vlping Mr lllld Mrs. jim Vineyard of ' I • tlse~;lt;;\n___,s,.yr-a-,.-,-,.-=c"'nlll Friday 11ftcr nuon. Belpre "'ere recent aut>sb of Mr. ' DOO·Y. 7-l8-6lt Mr. and Mrs. Claren\'C Wyatt, anrl ~rs E. M. D).mewood. R'pley, W. VA., were rect'nl guests • )IIg~ (a~;~~ E~A~~~~~-r~Jnt · RODNEY DOWNING nr Mr and Mr~ . Harold Holter~or his parents, Mr and Mrs S. A.' T.ong BoUom Salewere S1turday Wyatt 1 ptnl $1.15 gut>~ts of Mr. and Ml'!. Hanson INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. and Mn. B E Carl and 1 pml Ot H11/ter. Cora C.lles, called on Mr and Mra-. 1 quar~ $1.16 M1 s. George Bacr and son "n. Automoltllt, Hotlth Henry Mol'tln, H~mlock Grove ' FRECKER'S f'I,UAlSTblG SIIOI'. Billy were tht! Sunday guests of Sunday afternoon. Pomeroy, Ohio 7· 163tc AC.CIDINT Mr mother, Mrs. Will Fre(:ker. Mr and Mrs G. H Tuckerman Lift, CtiUtlty and Bllndo Mrs. CArrie Wblte or Colum. Sprmgneld l'RIIt:d on his broth,r, bull, Mr. ,gnd Mrs. Jnhn Haye1 and 1 Frtd Tuckerman and r \mlly reMrs, Emerson Hayes of Chester cently. ,APARTMENT - • were recent callers of Mrs. Stella Mr and Mrs Pearl Ralph, In loiiDDLIPORT, OHIO ··· room• ond beth, uUUtlea p•l<l, I Watkins. 6136-lol PHONII 6all Sprmgfleld Is here with the Arm's ··>''· furnaee heat. auulta. No P"'-~ • Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter children. Mrs Arms: i11 stayln&' ' Al'" lnrnlshcd bodroom Ncar spent Sunday ~ventna with .Mr. with her husband at Holzer Ho.!· Pomero_y lllgh School Mrs Fred ' nnd MrF.. Rlllpb Sl•son and aew pita! Lana:lotz, Pomero}', Ohio rholl f' I ~::;;::::;;::;: bab.v .son Hll.r0ld Ralph or Pome~X 7· 14-H!c . Good Cleaa U•td Con roy. ---- ~ All Mak.. •ad Modola Admlral Rdr l,!..lernlor, ran gt~ . SPt' Mr~ Al .' l S~ra cu sr. Oh J'I, m' Rev Cart prt!IChE'd at Bald ph9ne OOIJ.-Y 7-17-:ltp Knobs Church Tue&day eventng. Mr. and Mrs. Kell:v Hoback of :'Of;' rent -- Elf'ctru; wallpAJlf'l' AUTO SALliS Mr. a~d Mr;;;, Chester Po"f& B'elver Falls, Pa., spt.nt a few . "Clint'fln f'J~ he r , ~Jrl and fAmtly o[ Belpre vlalted Mr oJavs with Geo;ge Hoback anlf Ph 6261S-X, 11-l·tf and Mrs. Maywood John1ton Sun other relat!\res, }!r, and Mr~~>, George Sellers of day. Duane whu has spent so-me lime viiJ~ting th e Johnstons ,rt~­ C::~nton spent a fe..y daye wilh Mr and Mr!i. John Sellert1. turned bmne wllh his paren~. Publle Aet0111111l1& Mr. and Mn. Gllne Congo en. Mr nnd Mrs. Joe Burke and ~ons of Detroit, Mleh., spent the lerta ined Mr. and Mrs. Congo ~e. We Invite Bookkeeping cenfly V.N~kend with Mr!!. Ethel Hobaekt Aeeounts, Audits, Tax J>ro. There il!\ ~un(la)l School al D 31) Mr. 11nd Mrs. Crooks and r "'JI blems, Notary Pablle. • en of Detroit. Mle'la., !Jpent a {ew caoh Sundav Bald Knobs. Clarence Powers of bel~re Jl'l 1• v• "'ith Mr. and )l.r: 1t~Ck CodOfflee Phoile 169-M vhttlng Mr. and Mra. MaywoOd • ne rand family. ... Pome"'y NJI, Bulk Big. .Johnston. Ml'l, Edith CodOer Ia IDDOUnc. 1 Mrs, Lawrence Jobriaton. and in~ the arr.lvat 6! a JllndeO~. US E. Seeond SL are stayin(f pa.tj' or the Pnrents are Mr. aud Mf'IJ. Robert P011,1eroy, ol)lo Utne wilh her parent~~, , "Mr. · and SA:~me. The b,by has been named !6) Ohhnger, Jack SteMcGruw and werl' berc j Mrs Wm C . Grimm, daughters B~ • barn nnd Patty of Clam don :llllll, lll , are spending a vacation w1th tht' ~r panmts, Mr. and Mr&. ~rn cst Grimm and Mr. and Mrs. liarry WolfE' She was accompan(•d home by her father Harry Wolfe who L; employed on the Heip Wonted ,(20)Business Services - - --- --~ - - - l 7 16-{ltp MAN WANTED - For Rawleigh busmcs:, 1n Pomt>roy. No experience needed to start. Sales easy to mak e and proWs good Start Immediately Wnte Rawletgh's, I Dept OHG-840-100, Freeport, I ..::.e Dolly SeJ"'tinel, Port~eroy-~i~l~rt_,_O_h_io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _Th.:..:l and -'--:--c- fnr more Ut•n Olle •ocorreet. iD· ana ~p("(' lll Nu b~• 01 i!:Vellta pruned .&l n· .:~ lar clusil'1ed rat<>~o ObituarleJ:. published at 1 ~f'nt per word. . it.Mrged At.ll r'l!l.'t!lVt!d Dy auul 01 te.l~·pbuot &Lven ea.i"~t~llll 11tt.o.D tton I 4 rooms, 1;,. bast>ml'nt, hot water and shower, at M~son Call TUrn~r 22295 Mnt F. C Litton. 7-16-6tp ll:rrort Ul AdYertl.slng------5bOIIId b~ reported lmr..:.edJat~IJ . T.le Daity •~....":...- • I Jeanutt~ a Rooms and b.tth. 1 block: to either s<:hool :l minute.s walk to town Pnrtd for fJUJck sale ~ cbara.:d Cor advert lsi •12 1f not Wo. ul 'lbaniU Sorry to hear of the C L. Arnold. FOR SALE OR TRADE ceott •or<L • Featufe Gospel Harmony Boys ' I LETART FALLS At South· Bethel Homecoming Dawn Hill, four year ( 16) For Sale -- T rode taad.ive lose:1ion& ~--C.t"" Pomeroy-Miaaleport, Ofilo (141 For Rent ' • NA~CY NANCY--DID YOU SPEND EVERYTHING IN YOUR BANK '? DIDN'T 'YOU SAY IT WAS NICE TO , ', SHOW APPRECIATION "! �... I ' ., • ·---- The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,' .Ohlo .~ 1.. · · · · ~------:--------..:.W~ednesdoy, July 18, 1956 - MIDDLEPORT SOUETY Mrs. C. J. RhDdet was a bu•i- day. Sherry Clark, Ath~ns, Is visiting her srandJ>ir~nt&, Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Clark and fam 1Jy, M/Sgt. Joe Cb"": who 11 statioued at Apdrews Alr Force BLi.se Washington, D. C., has re-turned to camp arter a week's vacation with ~ family. Mrs. Mitton Smart and baby susan, Toled(}, are visiting Mr. and w UMIIIS!IleDb ID 'be "' tarrd area.s · aat.loa. Evaluated data from tar- : ..CO-:' &OM lt7 wire to &he operallon1 room: On the Ale.i;1956 Nationwide Test Tt 8e July. 20-26 &El!' TO ltJC(l£88li'UL 4deDH cOUDierme&JJUrtW apllut aa attack woald be adequate wall11q time ror evaouat.IOD ot ciQ' . . . . lailolm. Here aliacll ,......, oftloen at Federal' CIYb Del. . Ailm.IDilt.ra&loa kadquartera plo& "approaching plall.es" ~ r~ poril relayed from Air DIU&IoH. Dur-lnJ' "Operati.ou Alert. 11M," traiDIDI: Qel'(l'"- for 00 penoDDel wiD be carried Mt to IDto Jnwtl ale..U.. a&ad emerceno7 comm.WoaUou. .,.tem. ....... - ~" _ __ I Mr. Smart is in "New York Mr. and Mrs. Guy R~ynold.s local, and her slster Mrs N in~ Bland, Akron, bove ~turned from vacation at Ulke Chemon · 8 at Bridge North ontario can g Mrs. Minnie Gilmore l~ft T~es. da ror vi 't ...A b · R: on3 :9 5~ t Mr. and Mrs. Co~gt · ~ ns and daug.hter of Gene onC yks • .l C roo , councJ lor at ~mp ~owhead, spent Monday Wlth hLs parents, Mr. and Ml'S. Walter Crooks and returned to c~mp Tuesday aceompaniod by hu11 mother and sister, Jeann4!tte Janis Child.ti and John Ketchka. ' Mr. and Mr:o. Charles.J..ewls and ch~ldren, Ray, Vincent and Mary Alicia, Charlestan, were recen{ guests of his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Ltwis. Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Balser and son, Tommy o! Mansfield · were recent guests o-f Mr. and Mr:;. .lobo Thomas. Mrs. Eliabeth Hetd man, Leon, W. Va., who bas been visiting at the Thomas home returned to Leon '1'\zesday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Dale Darst and children are visiting her parent.<;, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis, Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker have ~eturned from a week's vacation In ~anada. Tbeir small son, Randy visLtcd h!s1 grandparents, Mr. a11 d Mrs. Dehx;rt Becker, during their 11.bsence. , .Mr. and Mrs. A. Rus.!lell Jones and daughter, Mary Louise, are p.r~parins to move to Belpre by ~he end of thl.s month. Mr. Jones IS employed at the DuPont plant near Parkersburg, Jones !amity moved hecy three yea111 ago. They are aetive in 1he First Pres . b;vterian Church and Mrs. Jones a RN has as5isi;Cd in Red Cross and other civic work. • Mr. 11nd Mrs. Jamt~s Ashley and daugeter will move Saturday . fro~ the / , J. Davis ~:~partment. H<! LS employed in Columbus. Mrs. Martha Hud~on, who- is B patient at Holzer HospitaL afte~ falling and crushing her h.ip will celebrate her 90th birthday at the hospital, July 20. Robert Hennesy, Leo · Kennedy and Edward McComas attendeit tbe ball game at ClncinnaU SUJJ· day, · Dixle Ruth Carson, Rptland is visiting Dianne , McCOmu ihi, Relatives Attend SO Year PJn, Jewel Bond Picm:c Sunday Outing At Are Presented To C. T. Shumaker Held Sunday very lrnpreulve manner; Oth'et' member•· preeent wer!£'1 Bro. L. L. · At New Hoven Seidenoble Home CunolnJham and Oro . Worthlnilon EMIRGINCY CALL The Middleport f!:m~raency Squad was called to Danvme Tues. day evening at '1 :50 and took a patient to Holzer Ho 11pi!al. enttne Not "'uclt cha,.._ M tu,... ~.,. ..·.,!...,.._ _ _.,;.._ _ ' L . · · ; /:1A' ·a· "< . ' .. . AT ".,·~,.)J-LBERF ELDS . VI,IJ!\ht: -~ DEPARTMENT THRoUGHOUT l'tftJi$'tORE FOR BARGMNS bURING '· . . .. ll;liERFELDS DOLLAR DAY SALE El'- ·ERFElDS .....,..... Hl1h t.cf1y 74-d north, 10: ,I-V_o_l_._v_l_l-f-N·~o:.;.. .:s_·,___P_o_m_e_ro_y:.,-_M_l.;d..;d..;le;.:p;.,o;.r.;;t,;..O;..;.;h..;io;;.,.._ :T~h=u!r;s~d~o~y:.:_.~J=u~ly~1=9~,_:1~9:,;:5~6:-----~B:•:•In:•:":..:I'::ho:ne:.:398:_______~i-~~~~_:Sc~L!.:\:.;~.:,\.';.: !:'':!..~- ~~~lphG--~p~ Pt't>sented, one by the Alfr~ sroup and one by the Minensvllle group. J_udy Spencer, vice president, pre. 111ded 'Over the bus!ness sealiOn whenp1ana were made for a potluck picnic to be -held at the Wo9de's grove Alfred on August 26 . . Rev Barnett '$PQke on youth work follow~ng the business ses:slon, at~ tcr wh:ch refieshrnents were served by the Chester group to 41 youtb and 32 adults. -- - ' Pres-ent were Jant: Grueser Susan Lanning, Deb"ra Spencer, Judy Brown, Opal Offutt, Lorie Barron and Susan Dixon. Adults present were Mn. Max Bo-ring, ~rlil. Roger Spencer, Mrs. Donald Lanning and daughter, Connie, ~r.s. Roger Barron and daughter, Debbie, and MrS. Opba Offutt and son Carl. T~e honored gue111s received a number bf gifts and sending gifts but unable to attend were Be(ky Will, Mrs: CJara Gruf-9er and Mrs Wilma StQbart. ' Ho-"'bul'lders •n~ Family Picnic Held Tuesday The Homebuilders Class of the Chu![:h of Chris\ had their annual (amah· picnic at Portland Park TUesday evening w'itb Mrs. Fred COAT SALE I All Spring and Summer COATS 1 Ga~dnei', teacher of the class, a~ then guest. The picnic mpper was DRASTICALL:Y' REDUCED 9erved in lhe shelter hoUse and the tvemng. • .ll:Rm~ were enjoyed · during SLASHED On Wheat QuolaS duL'li!ll tit< day. ln 51!-p:o!or the i•~~=·~~c•e_JD~i~ :.... Pomeroy, o. .,...___ .. -. ' Fibre Glass Aluminum, Cloth VENETIAN BLI.NDS ' ' MADE TO ORDER CALL 6271 FOR AN ESTIMATE! MIQDLEPORT DEP~RTMENT STORE \ 1 . 3lks T u t•l Re..~ e..,i,nJ ""'W n I .ay)By F•trm on d M • • J!'ORTSMOOTK, 'Q. An invitation to attend the ann\lal p\cnic qi the Point Pleasant Lodge .33 of tlle Odd Fellows wall extended to the Mineral Lodge 242 M.o.nday evening at a meeting held in the Poml..'roy Lodge halL h., M. Civil Defee~ 3-24 Pl cutlines CONFERRlNG with Civil Oetenst Adminlstrllt'or V•l F•etenon (right) P.-..aidenr' Einnhower or- Members vi the Bulfalo and .Cot).ageville lod· • ges were· al1t9 my.ltcd. UP-~B~ E¥h !aqtUy i& ~~ked Lo bri~g a , 1 • derl • st.-up in the ~ civil defenti! program. His ectlan .:.me as pnpartlanR eN \ ~1ng m•de ~r ...o,.r~un r • Rehear'¥'ls Cor the Big Bend ~~~k~L~iJ!ol.;.,•.!,~ft d~mkB•. :J(Qd~Jf. ~ S¥.-. •re. ~elJ. .. tU"J(~rway telephone 8!rikn · alt6CUngo ' 4 r iCI;!~ ~-~'Itill':'bl:! furmsned · witti atioiher rehearsal .scheduled Sonthern and Eastern Ohio- Coun· by the lo~ge. . for tonight at the Letart Falls third degree burns over his chest, face, back and both arms. Jacic Frey of New Haven and Robert ParsoOJ, R1t. I, Letart, W. V.a., both suffered · superficial burns about the face and arm~ and were giv£n. first aid treat· ment and returned to their home&. Huber and Carter were ruitbed to Holter Hospital at Gall!poli.s, where they werl! reported today' as "resting comfortably ." Harper Is Named Le , Successor J0 CirCWt, Court I I ·Lodg~ C 1Mart' ·l Of Marine Sat~. Jn Fo••.,.h Day m~eting Ar th G'IDther' Former Resi'denl D h d eat Reporte pl~~:nned. Unmarked Cars To Be Used By Highway Patrol rent~! Hail, T0f03does u. ~· t Wide Area's I~ I Jn The Midwest resirl~nt, hcarin~s •m ""'".'ti'"· Obl~~ahons of the fll'it, second Grade School at 8 P. M. . and ~lurd degrees were given r_our The Blg Bend, Vtr!et:r Show a candidates at Monday's meet~ng. ·hnme · talent prodllction, with a They were John D.. ''Jack" Th6m- cast of 100 people wiH be pre· as, Wallace Damewood, Allen }{. 1 sented on August 16th at the BroWD and Albert Russell. ' Meigs County Fair, first at 7 P . M. Guests at the meeting were ~en wlth a repeat showing at 9 .1. H. Pt. Pleasant · M. 33; John J. Myers, Apple Creek The "two-scene" show, .un-der Lorig:e 674; Calvin Finn an~ Dan- the direction Of Bob Hoefllcb, iel Cope, both of Wellston Lodge consists first of a western theme 0Uf , 18 1. with the 'sei:Oild theme to be a 96 A fish fry was served , those in night clUb scene. . ullcndilnce following the Materials have been selected, bthrough the courtesy of fisherman and purehased for ·costuming and Dt.vid Goadwin. stage settin-gs are u·nder ConstrUt:· UJ. a.. timi. Special · costuming acce~:~sor· , ies have arrived from Columbus. PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. uP There will be c('mplete new cos- The proseeutlon in the court mar. . ~ tumina for the show which wiH ,till.! of Marine &Sg~ Mattbew c. feature at least siX dancing ehOr- McKeon Indicated tt would begin us _groups, plus individual, duo and today ·dconstructioon of the events> trio dance routines, with black out~ leading up to the "Tragedy of Ribnumbers being bOn Crftk," including a vodka.' Proceeds of the show will be drinking .session. shared by th.e Cancer Association, Trial Couru;el Charles B. Sevi'Ll', Arthur . Gi·nthcr, 47, former Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Syra- a Marine major who is the proeePomeroy died on Tues- cuse Emergency Squad. Show ac- cutor, would not dif;Close his exact day at l!eaver Falls, Pa. companist is MI'S. Olive Ingra· order of witniiSSee. But waiting In Funeral service s will be held ham of Pomeroy. Advance tickets the corridors were three sergeants on Friday at 1:30 P. M. at the are on sale and may be purchased who had ' beeo cl'08e to McKeon Todd Funeral Home at Beaver from members of· the cast. during the five weeks the 31-year TWO ARRESTED Fails. old serdant wa, drHJ 1nstructor Two .meri were arrested by loSurvivors include a sister Mrs. M•!IGS GENERAL HOSPITAL of the ill-fated Jl(arille Rec~1ult Pia-l' cal police o-n Weclne"day and 1odg- Edna SUles, Rock Springs Road. Admitted: Frank Roush, Pome- toon 71. . ed in Meigs County jail pending Pomeroy; two hrotben, Eddie roy; Adele Roberts, Long Bottom McKeon ls faced wltb a f()ur. on charges of iq.taxica· Ginther, Pomeroy Star Route and and E;;til colHns, Pomel'Oy. count indictment resulting . from tion . They are Elwood Wtgte, 24, John Ginther, · Chester, and a Discharged: Jack Goode, Dexter de·a tbl Gf alx rE'crults by Minersville and Tom 8Brnh:irt, 35, nepbew, Edward Stiles, \Iiddle. Mrs. Edwin Sel1e:rs and son, \-drowning wh-en McKeon marched Great Bend. port. ' land and ftink Roush. them into a tidal ereek. He is ------ - - .. charged with manslaughter, mal- ~hyppard, Wed- ~ All growers who in1967 WJII Injured in the blast which ripharvest more than 1~ acres of Pf'd out a llectl()n (){ wall nv~r wheat for grain on a farm are ( lil glb!t' to ("ast ballots in UJe quota Z75 ong by 20 feet in heighth referendum Quotas de not affed werf-': Paul Huber, 32, Pomero)·, P&ul Schneiclr, assistant pl-ant farmers with smaU·If' wheat acre- :hc;~n; operabutor, wit-h se~nd and manager, Wedftesday n:ght said ages. J rg:ree rru over hls che.st that ".spontaneous combustion•• The laeues to be decided by the race. back and both arms. wu · believed to be the cause for vote are u follows: Kenneth Eugene Carter 24 of the explosion. He said that "hot If at J lllSt two-thirds of the , Hartford, W. Va ., seco~d ~nd coal'' had been detected in the huge bunker several days ago ud £armers voting approve the quotas, ~ ---. that the men with use or then quotas will continue In eff-ect tor the 1957 wheat crop, and a · . spray to keep the fires uoilet• CfJr.trol were endeavoring to work grower w!Jo ex~ :ICds the larger of out the highly combua:tive ctJal hi.s 41lutments or 15 acres of ! WIS when the explosion occurred. wheal will be subject to a mar- \ The explosion otturred at ar»penalty on his ketlng {Juota proximately 7:15 p. m. while a:. ''exc production. Under quota.~. ~ the ava!lo.hle wheat prlee support majOTity o-f the plant's employees,_ to_ farmers who f1<~ve complied I Jacob Milton Harper, a Spencer were lin their "luilcll hnur'' and it wL th t~eir farm wh<'at allotm Pll.S , attorney, W8:5 named on Wedne!l- is believed that this one factor Alert" which geta u•rway Frl wil1 be at ~ le~l between 75 and day by Gov. William C. Marland m:~v have kept down the easu''llty of West Virgini.t to s\J.cceed the toll. day With the mock evacution of 90 percent o£ parity. If . • I late Jud ge Lewi• H. Miller of Wuhington. It will be the blvmor1 t~an 0~- thu-d or the Ripley as judge o! the Fifth JudiWhen the explos<on occurred gut CD f!xerrite of the yHr. farmers vohng dL..,approvc the cia! Circuit Court. the entire ~ection of brick and quotas then no quotas ond no • roncrete dropped from a height of . . penalties f~r excess producllon ' _Harper, who is 81 years or agC' nearly five sfories onto roofs of' will be In eff ·ct but the availahle w1ll §erve until a succe.l!sor is 1he machine shop and adminlstras~pporl on the 1975 _. w!!eat crop elf'cted and Qualifies this fall_ Nn~ liolo build inl( causing extoensive ' WLII drop to 50 percent of parity, minationa be made at a judi- damali(e to the roofs and in the as proVJded by law. cial convention; however, legal machine shop as well as rupturin_g: The vote wll~ not .aff.ect acr •ge minds at th~> W. Va. State Capitol a main water line- tbat Oooded the !llotments, wh1ch will continlll! in are still wurking out the details. admini~tration buiJI;ling. . tre<'l no mater how the V()le go '· .Lqt.l.a.Uon provided tha' wheat .The F1fth .. . . . . . ~., ~IIIlo said that engineers Were ~ -lrrive a\lotmepts s·~all be In eff" tl eacb made-up during the day to make year except in time of emergency. and Jackson had served as JUdge o! the cir- a survey of tbe damae:e caused by cuit for several years, died last the blast. He said t-hat .although Frida_y. the blast had not affected tbe Harpet, a Democrat, has been a outpUt of the hllge plant (bat it practicing attorney in Spencer was graduaJiy being lowered. Thil for ~ years. He is a fonner pro- capacity of the fou:r unit plant •il' secutor and former Roane Couaty at present iD t'Jl~eu of 600.00:0 .;. ,~.f'~ school superintendent. He bas -act- kilowatts. Kaiser will Jesse the building ed as a speci01-l j1.1dge on .several Schneider also said thls ~lii·a: ~ to the Board of Education for ·one COLUMBUS. 0 . UP -Director occasions. that the immediate area ol ·~ tM • dollar a year and the Board will U. C. Felty o( t!le Obio DeptrlHarper attended Glenville State blast had been barricaded to· boUl r•. {. assume all operaline: costa and ment of Highway Safety said towill pay the taxes on the buildin·g. day that the state patrol is put- Nonnal School and West Virginia employees and everyone iD. ·i fear , that added sections of tbe · wal\ Contractor on the rental build- ting on an undisclosed numb ·r af University. weakened by the explosion Jliigbt ings and the 400 'new homes js t~n. marked Ohio Highway Patrol give wa'f, ' the Victory Construclion tom_. crui~s to pick up dra.g racers. "We had to do S(lmething to pany 01' Dayton, Ohio. 1'he units will have one , two anrl hreak up the strip racers t!tat .are Lhr~ bedrooms. It was reported HI! over tOO state," be declared. tbaVKaiser expects to ultimately The cars lack the LL~Ual visual stand· employ 4000 person!! at ill! Ita- markings that are ()n tlle venswood plant and that 400 rami· ard patrol cruiser and t!le red concealed lies will move int-o the town by llgbta on the car are behind the griiJ. 195tl Fritz Moritz assistant super· ·--------intendent of th :l patrol, refu!IE!dto disclose what ~as of the state t!lll new cars will operate. He •ld that "none •re ln operation right now. We are waiting on radio Rehf:3f83 · Is. Ar . e J400 Home Rental Project , ... Unde'rway For Is Planned' At Ravenswood Big Bend'Show ·~~blks "'JJ;t!t-4.-'" QaY- tles have been reces~ed UnUI Monday, despite objections from the union. Richftl'd A. Cole, vice pre~ident or the Ohio Cons()\idatcd TeJ~phone Co., Wednesday night told ' Fedel'lll mediator Edward Phillips thai "th.c c-ompany would not be ready to reswnc negotl'ations uti. til Monday." The ' -problem of maintaining cm(!i-_gen? se1·vice in · Jt>ffcrson Counly em.a oded his personal attention, Cole eaid, making it im· possible {or ·him ta take part in the talks until Monday . However. :he informed the union and mediator thpt he would inform them if it were possible fOr th(' 'eorppany to participate in talks bdorel MOllday , Curti" Fletcher, natiunal dircctor of the Communications Workers ·of America, declared that "the un ion Stl'enuously opposes any reces.s in the negotiations." He said it is the responsibility of both union 'and mBnagcment to ·remain at · the bargaining table and make every effort to solve contract differences. I tss': T~e picnic will bo held ,,, the liarmon Field i~ Pl. Pie;'""' ,_tatting .al 11 injured I But a spee:fie and at 1l a. m ., of'.both std ' I-' our men . were Vot!ng on 195'1 Wbeat Marketing ~;:"sd~yndev..;n::t~i:l ;~~lipAmPS~~: Quota• by MeJga. Q)unty Wheat . Pl;.nt wh en an explo.sion in a huge F.armen w.IU be ~td !'Tt~ay, July I coal bunker ripped out a front 20, _1956 at the- A. S. C. D~flc:e, Ma· s~ etion of th.e wall five storieJ up ~;Jc :~m;!~nsB~1 1 ~· Pom"Toy, to cause une1~mated ri~trTJillle t~ e open from th~ $66 million plant 'which is tbe 10 · 8 a. m. tt> 7 P- m. Jargc11-t in the AGE System. · $fee! -strik-e negoliators, needled · by P""'dltllt Elscp)>OwO''s· COD· Mercedes Co~don Dress Shop JUST A GOOD Pt.ACJ!J TO TRADE . IIIIDDLEPOKT,' OHIO ' pt.·-·. .PIeasant Odd to >met - F ll S h d 1· ~ OWS C e U e Ann . 1 , I ua Picmc IMeigs-Co Farmers ICoal Gas Explosion Rips Out Ballot Tomorrow Huge Section Of Plant Walls Heads For Big Alert UUP - Unite"d l I'Cclor Joseph F . Flnnea:an, mean-~· Pr.esldent David J.' whH ·" decl~red tbe adminl.straUon .said today he docs not set "na Rrbltrary det~dllne·" _ (or Presid Jlt Elsen!J.o-wer will settlement. lie denied reports the tn•,•oll<< the-Taft-Hart.l ey law to set- WQ;it ·· House had bluntly warned. nationwide steel strike-, L~e USW and industry officia-ls to its ~19th day. settl~ their differencu Within a week following Wedne-sday's Wblt ~· McDonald, under White House House conference on the strike. pressure along with in\tustry n goThe. r1p0rt is "Ahe·er .speculatlators to .ePd thn walkout of 650,· tion" and "it is simply not true," 000 USW members , stlid -~ re- he said. Mr. El!tenhower t ti li ng the Finnigan told Big Tbreeo IndusAmerican Fndt•ratlon of La- try negotiators and McDonald coQventton thot ''i njunctions Wodne.sday. uf t!1e "Presldept's (OC.· · not .¢ttle the umh:rlying caus- pression of sint!t'te conoern about t& of .strikes." • the eff lets of this W<lrk stoppa.ge "I ba¥e .every coniidcncc ln the on the nat*on'.s economy , .. l'resident an-d ha~e rw reason and mo.r-e parti-c-ul-arly, on th~ lives I whatsoev II' to believe t!lat he ha.s .pf the W?,rkers wbo ·are iflc(}irectly strll<•; were schOduW I BiJY 'EM WHILE THEY LAST Second St. Civil Defense cern ov .r the conomlc "effed.s uf $10, 12,15 --- Is Not Expected ·I ,/'To Invoke Taft-Hartley Law\ -~f:ar:~: }jis mind " Mc~~nald de- ,4~1~olv_d_._,--,- ,. ,-"--- 16.95 to $30 Values Plans were made for a wiener roast lo be held in August the place to be announced latt'r. Thirty-five were presen( [or (,he picnic. - - - - - - - - - ---=:--:=-=-·-::----=----c---o-=---· ----- Port~ tb~ equlpm-~nt." Moritz said full drtails would in a press release.He said he did not want . BY . UNITED PRESS HA1J whitened patch 118 of the to discuss the cruisers farther. MldM"st Wednesday · night '81!1 thunDIVORCE PILED derstorms dumped roln over IICatSuit £or divor<;e sought by Bert. tqed section-". . Torhadoes were reported fn five R. Louden Jr., against Betty Sue atat.es, but apparently causEd no JAuden has been dismissed •cdamage. The twisters wer~< spet- cording to records in the office ted In North DakotA, Iowa, Minne- of th'e Clerk of Courts. tcoatment of """"'· dclnking in ota,A Al•b•m• the barracks and drinking In the hall shr ,•nd ,dderlFlocida. crops in Mis-. be disc1osed Tbunday presenetl of a re-cruit.. .so~rl, NebraskA 11nd Minnesota. The trial was piet:ced by a The hall near Wellfleet, Neb., wa matlc sldflight Wedtjesday when I accompanl 1_d by n torn:ntial downthe shy but friendly McKeon a pour of ram measured at two in. career Marine from Wnrcest.er ches. The heavy rainfall sent Mass . .'met th ·l mother of one of crc-rks ln th :· vicinity over their the six victims of the march . H(" banks_ Slldly told Mrs. Magg:e Meeks, Another ha:lstorm near KanSIIS gr.ay~al~d mother or th." ].ate Cit~·- Mo., dr~pPf'd pieces of Ice Pvt Thomas Hardeman that he\ d 'scribe-d .a~ b1g as walnu1s. The was· !'truly sorry for 'what hap- I haLl was driVen by winds reachpaned." ing 80 milfs per hour. '\ The thunderstorms blanketed a wid ·I al'ea stretching from the Gulf of ~ex leo north a1mo.<;t to the Ca· • I nad1an border And from the Rockies; nearlv to th(' Apoalacians If I The P~cif!c North).v,st and lhe . ~ - rest of the far west enjo~d el-e.ar death toll in the- crash lasl Fr1day .skies along With th·.· New England o! ·a military tMnsport plane has aru. Fat:ther South alon., th ~ At. r1sen to 46. Coast some cloudinesso 1 lantlc Army Specialist 3·t" J )se Bank~ m~m·d otherwi~e pleaSllnt sLmn\' .Jr. of ·Navasota, Tex., died ~ather. · Wednesday .fit Fort Dhr: Base Hosplatl from the crash sceue with a col'lCUll!lioD 8nd .a fractur ..d fore·a rm. CJNCINN ATI, 0. UP- Pl'oduce An autopsy ~ePort tald Banks Eg.!!:S lc hil!her on jumbos and died of a blood clot io the lungs. A-large; U.S. conSumer, A wl!itr and brown, JUmbns 42-49; lar~f' 40GARDii!NIRS TO MEET 43, mediums 34-35; small 24-27; B MemberS· of ~he .Amateur Gardlarge 31-34. eners Club will meet at 6 p. m. Chickens, fryers barr!ly steady. Friday evening for their picnic. Fryers 3 to 3 1-2 lb 20 to 22; ·to be held in the yard of the E: hens heavy over S lb 16-17: hens ' M. lllake home. or at the home . o~ Mrs. Ben P:hilson if it rains . flo lb and under 1$-16; ·hcng light type 13-14. 1 ·E11eh one ia to brlna: a f!overed , Butm· 00 SC~ OJ. dlallo table aemoe ~n(IIOc alit. Air Crash Death T0 II Goes· T0 A6 Prisdlla Cirde Of Missibn Group 1 Has Picnic M,onclcry ' thu,.,.,.., cJ4oHiot """' ell showtrl W .,..,., faftly aMI •............ _. ...... frWor. dre-1 AR.E I llfev•lopl,.. thh- llflemMft SON$ AND DAUGHTERS OF THE MOONS IN HOLLAND , Friday and Saturday· • I week while her mother Mrs Adrian Carsun is in Colu;nbus at~ Ruth Anne Edwards spent last ' tending a church worker.s' confer- 1 week in Columbus with.-- relativl!l ence at the Nazarene Church. ~ and this week she and Janis Mrs. Geneva Wells Dietz,' Ftori. ' Hauck are attending the Junior dP., is visiting Miss Bess Sanborn 4-H Camp at Canter's C<Jve. t•nn•ute to Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Claude DurgtP Mrs. Harry Hoagland and Miss and ~hildren Jelf and Ann of Grace Sauvage, Columbus. arrlv~d PW sbmgh', arrived here Tuesday today for a visit with. their niecP., when they were called by the Mills Jean Lama. l dnath of her mother, Mrs- Lewis H. Sauer Sr. , M'r. and Mrs. Roger Davis and son. Pontiac, Mich·. , were guests uf Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr., Tuesday._ -Fbe "t:l ro-!~ghat t~eJr home, Roe" Spring• speaker when tM Methodist Youth his sec~ ~r tfelr son,-"Hoger on J'eUows·h ir of tbe Cb.e-ster ·ebarp. 0 rt.,day, met Monday ev~nlng at the Chc!61er A decorate(~ birthday cake with c:rurcb. . \ two lighted candles centered 11!~ DevotlOns led by ~hlrley Brown I'('freshment table and ic e a opeped with group singlng of the 1 and eake were served Fav~r · ~ '' hymn," Leaning on t~e t:verlasting 8 horns and balloons.· rei arm", followed with prayer ·b y the • e '- Mr. •nd !'rr.' Hl!rbert Dix~n tli· - Rev, Barnett an ;van:.~~lltt from ~~rtalned With a party, M:onda)' 4hr• Hu.ntJngton, W. 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