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In ReopeniAg Of Suez Canal LONDOl!I-VP-Prlme Minister Sir An_tllony Eden told Secretary of ~)tate John ·Foster Dulle.s that France and Britain are ready to go it alone to ·put the suez Caq~~l under inter,natlonal control - . wlth force if necessary-authoritative sources said today. · Eden pleaded ~or American support of an aud_actous plan to back the old Suez C~nal company m colloctmg &hlp to 18 outside Egypt and daring the Cairo government t h11(t_ traffl thr th .l c oug11 e c~na1· o If ~ypt took the dare, Br1t1sh wars~lps, planes and troops were lftandmg by .to open the ~an1ll S.peechTher.aP.y. ··. Demonstration ,. Howard Nobles, 57, Is Held On "Open Charges" As Investigation Continues; Lie Test Given again for trafftc. A determined Qritaln's military ,forces already were alerted for action. The sources said Eden put his plan to Dullea at a Bic Three ''working .luncl1" at No. 10 Downlng ,Street -shortly after the· U. S. secretary of atate reaclled !London from W~hlngton Big Th....; . Howard Nobles, 57, ofMiddleport today remained in police custody on an "open charr,e" m connectlotr with the investigation of circum stllnces surrounding the bar.ge death of Henry Barrett Jr., 16, on Sunday, July 22. T~ay! Nobles was transported to the Lon d!)n Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and IdentifJCatton where he submitted to a lie dete ctor test which officials said proved inconclusive due to his physical condition as a result of excessive drinkinJ!. The matter is, however, Meetlt)~, The secretary of state hurried unsmiling through a chill London rainstorm t 0 and from the scsaion . · . . '· Whlch-. also was attended by BntlSh Foreign , Secretary Selwy11 Uoyd and French ,F;•elgn ~ Minister Christian Pineau. Eden warned that Blljlain . and ' France were determined to. restorl' intema·tional control Gf the canal by owh~tevlir means necessary, the so~rees said. He asked for Amer· ican cooperation in the !!CODOmic :•ad llplomatjc phases of the cam· ;Jaign, they 11ddect. '11he' Anglo-Fienc'• plan · did> not · call for American participa~ion in any milil11ry actio1 that might be neeessary, ·t he sources said. Britain would use ib forces as tradi· t ' • . nl derenders or the canal, since Fre~cb military strength already is tied down lar~ely in ~orth ACrica. But Eden did ask for Amer- · lean moral su••polt lor any action he might take . I Area Boy Scouts Leave Saturday OnTourOfWest I Thirty young men, Explorer Scouts from tbe Tri.State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America . wilt leave Saturday morning. August 4tb for a· three week's tour of the Rockv Mountains of Northern New :Meilto. H Jd T - d . e . UeS ay.. 1 to be investicated more. Nobles has been in the Meigs County Jail for the past few days during the course of the investigation which was laund•ed by Middlepo,rt Police Chief Russell Bailey, followina the recovery of the youth's body from a Texaco Guoline barge moored at Middleport. Until yesterday he had been held on eharges of "investit:ation," but today the "open charge" was made. Catherine Evans Funeral Sem'Ce T0 Be Thursday I . 1. The report of the crtminoloilst Iat the Oh•o Crime Bureau given to Police Chief Russell Bailey t.oday, read: I. '.The ,...utts of the lie dector ''"" the ..,bllld ..,.not be C<IIICtlllliw allflough he has not cleared himself. 2. "It Is eur eplnion the& the effects of alcohel a,. ,..tilly gly. lng erratic re..:tlons. a. "''nterreptton of the IUblect toDewint the,.... further ~b lhe lnebllttJ .. - - ...,.,... IIIII en4 to coneletw fecta. 4. "It Is • .,....,... tllu fvrther euml10ati111t lie centlnuad wMn ldvlsora who wiH accompany . he tour are Myron B. Henslev of IIUbject has - - of the eifecb of elcohel.n Huntinston, W. Va.; Merrill Brigg•, . ·over 75 ~ons attended the Speech T·herapy Demonstration of Scoutmaster from Cheshire, Ohio and Nelson Leach. District Scout , The police probe With the aid the Meigs County Society for Crlp· Executive of tbe Tri-state Area of invest1ptors from the Ohio pled Children last evening in PornCouncil. The tour wNI be made by Funet'lll services for ·Catherine Crime Bu~~eau were- liunched last eroy. •Mr. J. H. Grate presented Miss Wi!Ue Harris, Speech Thera· OlL SMOKI blackeila the llky near Dumaa, 'l'ex.o w'.;ere the ::~~~:~ ~1[Ea:~;,:s chartered bua Boy Scout I E . EYIIna, 79, of Millei'IVllle. who . week following the diacovery of rauon refinery txp!OIIol! ·b urned 19 111111 to death. l'orty othera w.n Camp . Ona West died Tuesday afternoon In Holzer the body by the boy's mother and put, Quincey, Ill. and her four fire to~ ott. other te.nk.t. "' VIrginia· to 'ranch Hospital will be held Thursday Lawrence Willis of J(iddteport. At .pupils. •Miss Harris discussed ----'---------::-:::-------------+--· · ·near Cimarron at 1 p. m. in the Ewing Chapel. that time Bailey expressed bia · some of the speech problems. both mild and evere wi~h which she caJnp .. ·. .. A life long resident of Melas doubts as to the C8111e ~f death (\J · ' ·-:· . . The gro~ ·il~d 12 days at County, the deceased wa 8 the and asked for an autowY of the is worldng. The sources said there was no ! · Phllm011t, a 127,""" acre ranch in I daughter of the late Conrad body and patholocielll study of tisThere were proUd parents and intention nf going back nn the 1963, ~ DO~ern N~:W Me~. owned and '.Zweifel ~nd Catherine Blip. sues from ~ontusions and abrate&ehers who watched the demoll- Anglo-Egyptian treaty by reoc· Ul~.. f.;.. opetated by the National Counr.rl Survlv1ng are ber husband, aions be foumt' on the bod'l. atration with c;rateful appreciation cupying the, Suez Canal Zone or ".A.I , . y . ~ 9f~ lo1,Sco!l~ of Amenca. ';l'hey Thomas A. ~vans, of Minersville It is generalty believed by tbe of •the therapiat's 811!11. Many •had any other part.;! Egypt. The only A d I . ~ ';. . . ~IU.t!l~ a trek wial pack burr()!;, and two Children, Rheta Evans investigatora ~hat Ua th _ ... ":":\ · , . . , am 't,g,"'n at I~ rece.n : T · &Warda ari~ ~U lollOWJI: .f.'llri71lii/hi~. beddtn11 and food Allen of Lancaster qil ~nee with "foul .play" her!-:0~- ~; .!heard the speech of some of .t he actio11 considered was that of keepProaertY valu~ In MisQn c P_ e or mem..,.rs o • Ut.hlt7' ~~ Cl{ 111 ~ AJtbur Evan1 of Bidhn. ... , • ·:cbildrea .befor,.;.Cbit ~e •ked .flP-; IP.J:jt~ -!111~~- Ol'!n· " . ·' • ., , , ehurtly i sl\o>KM ab :.~ne.-' hi I'Juhi 41lrQJ~&.bellG~·on' County . ~ • it. 11lq~:an ., · :. Vt! "fftfiJ."ffiiuYfiihlng, field sports. · • ~: . · wa ...~ 111 the ~o. 1 ilold .ot. ened and wenr· amazed tq be~tr The i qui-ce& said the develllpin·g $2,268,340 over the total · of last were a11nounced lh~ , week by Euel Reynolds,Jr., RUper.t -Rlce.,.biklng, and horseback riding will . Also survlVlng are bnlthen ud &he &dohoe ~"' ; fJ PIJl speak clearly ·and with ease. Anplo-~'rrnch strategy was wiiUng year, according to fl&ures recent- Rus&ell 214dy Mason County 4-H [·fohn Carroll, Sharon ,Cb~btew, be among the nian activities the .&raters: Mrs. John Smith of PittaThe detentaon or. Nob~ call:'e Early treatme~t and proper diagly released by 1 c. F. Buckle, Club Age t. Linda. Baker Benn)\ Bark~, . 1\uth young men will en~age In during burgh, William Zwe1fel of Law- about_ after alt. uaadeatlfaed Witbosi8 Is important in correcting to concede to ~gyp! ·the actual County a.ssessor Th thl dl . d d Ann Brown, Jo Ann BIOWnJq their sta at th Ra h renee, Kansas, Mrs. Robert Rein- ness IS alleged to have ileCD N6bopnatlQn . of .the canal ar.d the I•· ·, ipeecb problelll$. SQme speecli dis. . e c P 8 year was VI e Peggy Browning. Jackie Capehar~ Y e ne · hart Shelbyville, Ind. Mrs. Helen tea strike the youth durinc ·an nanclal benefits. But overall conorders are cotrected in a short The ' total properly valuation in ~:to two separateb camps I with Nancy Fowler Janie. Jai1Cia 11 . Joe Interesting sight-seeing tours to M"a.lner of Cincinnati and Orville altercation on the riYer baok ' llt time bowever, those lnvol\ling hard trol would have to be retained by the county for 1956, including e mer:; ers goheng one Jordan, John 'Mitchell and' .,_nn Pike~ Peak Garden of the (;'o(l• Zweifel of Akron. . In addition about dllSk on the day ttaat't.lle boy interitjltionat comml~;.ion. : an of _bearing; cerebral. palsied, tunc· public utility valuation 11 $51,202,- ~eed. . nth 11 e 0t er , mkem Ars at· Newland. . · Den,;er Col~rado ofive u s Ai; 1there are ten grand children and d~ppeared. tiona! articulato~. ~elayed speech, / 7ilo: Last year's total was $4~,934,- en 1 ~g th e nex wee · tte 11· Green and white _;Jint ' c~ Jordan Force bases and ~arts of i3 ~tales great grandchildren. Police records also reveal that 77 stuttert.n·g, voice disorders and cleft L~earm' l 440. anlctha18 I e dyoungedrj'caml P ,waders Mary Ann Rogera guerlte during the 3 400 mile roundtrip The deceased was a member of Uobles and the :Youth were em· jalate take a longer perio4. U Mit.: • w ea ers an un or ea s. K Ed . R • . . . . h• the Federated Church In Pome- br0 il d 10 . Accord!lg to the assessor, the Total• attendance at the older eener, : WID o~h, ,Jll!'f Rouah wlll higbllg t the Expeditioat. e . an U~gument on the W Mias Harris stated that every good . . . Judy ·Wil&On Danny lll'own Lola roy the pastor of wblch, Rev. preceding the youtll'a death· . classroom teacher is a s~i&list actual rate assessment b~s not 1~p was ,d101 c~mllersl. dwltb 14 Roush and Unda ThoqtPsO*· :Explorers making the tour ;rill Waldo J. Barter.· will officillte at Queried by the ioveattcato'n ... been determined but last year's ea ers an aaslStant ea 1!1'11. Gold, Blue and \vhlte ~ .MILry be: John Kubu, Augu.st Zimmer. the to his movements on Satunla.,, in her field of learning the same rllte was 3'4.11 per cent of the ---.,.;, R Ra De G odwi Burial Ill be d In II as a speech therapist and It is the 1 true and llCiual value of propertv Blaine and Harold r;dward*, Jr. man, _oger y, oms o n, . -.: rna e 1nera- July 21 and Sunday, JUI;y 22 w'hleJa ·.t~acher and the parents working In the' COU!lly. . ' Her ~ Head H - Mary Ann )\ogers, : Dick Fiah, Joe Ricketts, ~r., Sandy ville mu Cemeteey. has lieen establlahed as the .... with the child tblit m'llkes proJ Heart H Suzanne 'llothgeb Ha,nd H Sande~er, Tommy Hanrthaw, Mlch· of death. Noblea, aeconlinc to cress.' There was no doubt in COLUMBUS, 0-tlP- The Gen· · Public utility property valuation June Spencer, Heal~l! H Lola ael Duilcan, David. Wh1pkey, Gary police has been unal:lle to ~ ,8 tl)e minds of the on-lookers as to era! Telephon' Co. tOday ~ked the amounts . to $14,492,1100 . while the 0 0 Roush Spirit - Jim Mitchell. Marcum, Mickey Light, Jamea L. __ _ ._ cohereat ~~eeount of bi1 act10111 to the Interest of the children in ~or· Public Utilities Commission to~ a remalniDB $36,710,180 Is ·on per· Lucky Peny : Warren Russell, Stephenson, -Eddie Stoner, Robert tbelr'aatisfaction recting their speech. Children ol- rehearing on a Meigs County phone sonal prwerty and real estate. . E. Miller, James Miller, all of D. . Valuat1ons according to classes I . . Marilyn SchwArz, Myra Foreman, Huntington, West . Virginia; Ra~I'' Today P91~ Chief RuueU Ballton come to the clinic early and territory dispute. The utility challenged an order are aa followa: · Alvin Tripp, Robert Tripp; N'elson dall L. Jeffrey, Barboursville, W. ey was foUowinc up a lead stay through two periods wben of the commission permitting the The entire herd of one of Ma- Reynols, Jlmice Roush, Judy Mae Va.; Tony Shamblin, Joe D. Roush, ta}l.:...~ u to A!JUlber witness no 1a u. · someone i~ absen-t. Citizens Telephone co. to serve Class 1: personal property, son County's ~op pro~ucing dairies Knight, Carl Adler, Jr., Rebecca Myron Mack, of Cheshire Ohio· · leaed t4l' bave witnessed the alterNell Davy, Area Field Sec· the Chester area In Melgs county. which Includes li\'estoclr, farm will be offered for sale on August Shinn Karen Hanes, Julie , Blain, Gary Shamblin, Rlo Grand~. Ohio~ Pri'TSBURGH UP -'The United eat.lons a1oac Che river but. 1M. -f or the Ohio Society for Generlli( Telephone said a maj,o- machinery, and anything pertain· 7, It has been ~n_n_oooC!ed. JRune KldeeneLer, RossK~~;ousb, Keimeth Bill werner, George Hibb,, of Mid- Steelw·or.......- today· ••lied mo- covery of this oUter ,witDeat he Cri1nnlled Chi.J dren In ' southern ing to agriculture, and money, Tbe herd of ....... ue Rayburn nf s, w 1ng, Randall •dlepor. t Obi o; Gelll'lle K'1rby, Ch e- ...en 28,000 ..~. mem"- - off •......_ ·~ ....... more v Roeyno ""'"" probablY ...._ 11 • Ruth Sturgeon, pre.sent fbr the demon· rity of tbe residents . favored ser- $8,3QQ,1211; public utilitiea, $802· Flatrock In Mason Co , unty will us Sharon h' Obi J H t p M .... ...,.... ""'oc ''-"' ,ft ... t.... · 1 ' t rather tha~ the Citiiens • Gllll · c ne, o; ay 08 • au1 ueDJ. jobs at facilities of the n•"on'a .._, 0 » -e ma ..,r. · ftn1tlon. Mr8. DaY¥ stated t.hat :t he VIce by l " 800; Total, $9,152,'{52. be sold along wltb his.. entire dary sp1e, arol Sue Somerville, f Ash! d '"" Bail ,ft... ted ...... . • equipment so that Rayburn can Sharon Schwar,z Claudia Zerkle. ner, o an • Kentucky, Jerry two largest aluminum. produeera ey ...,.aca ......, that lUI' ~t; 1 ,,eet:h clinic, were set up to show Tejephone Co. The complain!niJ company cal.Jed the PUC ONI~r . Claas 2: real estate Including respend more time -with the raising Paula Maynard,_ David Wrner, Beavers, Beckley, W. Va.; and 3 In a strike that parall%ed produetil~ lie delector testa would be need for a therapist in the "unlawful, unreasonable and arblsld!!nce $8,284,195. of sheep and beef cattle. _Judy Hewetson, Connie Newtoil, :Explorers from Charleston, West tion of 110 per cent of the dcifem next week to cl'arif7 ~ community and school .personnel. trary." Class S: real estate outside the · Charlene Diehl, John Mc()onlhay VIJ'gioia. vital metal. !6ts given Noblea on Tueadq. The project has been el)tirely supcorporation limits $2,840,280; per· .Rayburn won West Vrginla Wendell Lee Smith, Pamela Cot· ported by the Easter Seal· Society The strikes begaa at midnight EMERGENCY CALL eonal property Oil tilde corpora· Stale Soil cOnservation · Contest trill. Robert Spears, Mike Cottrll, RIHIARSAL THURSDAy . in Meigs County in .:ddltlon to when current contracla exptred The Pomeroy Emercency Squad Uon limits $13,9511,530; public utll- In 1955 for work In conservation Lyle Moore, Donald Hussell ElA rehearsal for the Bl& Bend their year roun'd program of ser· and negotiations bogged down in vice to tbe ·handicapped. The con- was called · to the otfiee of Dr. T. ·ltes, $12,768,500; Total $29,1164.310 practiced on his 259 · acre farm. mer Lee McDanlei,D William Hua- Varieties, a lihow which Is to be New York. It closed 21 plants A. Hewetaon on Tue1day evening (:lass 4: personal property Ill· Included in the sale will be 57 sell, Rebecca Goodnlte, Daniel pre~ented at the Meigs CouniJ I tinuance of the clinic will be de· across the nation operated by the at 5:15 o'clock and· took i;Ugene side corporation limits $1,943,765; Holsteins, 24 of ~hlch are reats- PD!ant&, Janet Hoffmall, . :Mary Fair, wlll .be held on Thursday Aluminum Cofnpany of America pendent upoll ·the ·response of tlie Buckley a Farm 1\ureau employee, ' real ~state' inside the _corpora ton tered and 33 purebreds, plus Roush Donad Shinn, Jr. Phyllis evening at Pomeroy . High School. and the Reynolds Metals Co. public to the coming Easter Seal to Holzer .Hospital. llmlta $1,336,285; Total $4,201.5110. dary equipment and his 24·,000 lb Stalnaker Ml\I'Y Frances Priddy, AU membera of · the cast are ur· CampaiJin and the n.lln\ber of per· . mllk base. Rayburn's firm Is 10. Kay Gyu, Susie Grlmin. gently :requeated to he preaent. But the aluminum workers unsons who request the service! Ralph Warner waa re-eleeted to ·,c:: · py · . cated one mile north of Flatrock Lucky< Niche!. Dexter Dowell, 'ion, bargaining here for aome The Clinic ·wiLJ . close Aug. 3rd off State Route 2~ Eugene Lanier, Stephell ..Noble,Jr. ' 15,000 workers at nine Alcoa the position of pretldent of the and Miss Harris and the Meigs ' . • .• Rupert Rice. Patricia Riley, Wli-- • ICI CREAM SOCIAL plants, agr~ed to JIC)!ItP.Qaie ita Mason Civic Council at a meettq County Society lor Crippled Chll· · of that organization beld recentl'l II am Wooten, Bernce Johnsoa, • An Ice cream aoclal ....:owln ·be threatened walkout. dren thank<><! aU tbe agencies and Marshall 1\fcMiilion, Sundra l)ur- held Friday evening August 3, . The AWU called a ~our In the MISO'n CommuniiJ Bulldlng. the organiza-tions who cooperated Other officers elected were Mrs. bin, Jeannie Buck. Mary Rhodes, at the Sutton Methodist Church strike truce after an all-til&ht to make ·t he project a Sl!ccess. ~1- , vice president: .Joan Gilllspie, Robert Watterson, , near Bashan. Homemade ict crMm bargaining sesalon and Its mem· Jan!'t Surface, so the PomeroY aild Middleport Sharon ~ihert Evelyn Sturgeon, and cakes will be sold. Proceeds hers stayed on tbe job. '!be union Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, secretary; and . Boards of Education who provided used to repair t.t.e also agreed to a "day-by-day". de- Ferris .Justis, treasurer. Loretta Sue Wray, Linda Cottrill, are to be It wa decided at the meeting the space for the clinic and Mr. 8 Ann Caynor, Paulette Bennett, church. The public 18 Invited. lay with Reynolds. that duties of the vice prealdent C. s. Glbb5 t!ld Mr. Lee Comas. Judy Call, Doncil Hopson, Rich- ' -----Include having charae of would The registration ·at the clinic ard JQhnso!l, Joseph . Johnson, Archie Clark was fined five dol- Gene Jewell , Barbara O'Neil. the calendar of activities at the was done by volunteers ·Misa Linda , lars and costs and sealteneed to commwdiJ building, and Satur· and Marily Stoc:l«on, Hem•lock Sharon Richardson, Howard Me the ja,U In the thirty days in day afternoon skating. Grove, Mrs. Geol'l(e Hortk, PomeMilllon, Kitty Willianw>n, Mike court of Mayor E. F. Robinson on Love, James Rice, Brookie Hoi· · The group moved to htre aD roy and Mrs. Mary Blcon, Middlel'uesday . night on a cl)arge ofln· stein, Carolyn King, Ray l!owser, adult to look after youth aetivitiea port. toxi(:atlon. The jail sentence was Sharon ForPman Cheryl Roberta. at the bulldtna. Mrs. Floeaie Mattox was hired. •uspended. Allen H•ISsell, Joan Carroll, Glen It was also decided to lt!lld i At the same time, Lee Roy Bur· Shinn, Shirley Gilmour. Ruth Searletter to all · oraanizations repre. nem and Roger Bissell entered berry, William Gill, Hilda Crook· seated on the council explalntna &!!~as- of guilty to Intoxication and ham, Gary Bowen, Wlllard Cal!,ey activities taldng place at ·the b~Jqd. ·NancyThompson, Ann Harrs, 1\fayor Robnson deferred senteti'log and eventa of tbe future Judy Noble, Euel ReynoJdJ. Rod· Mna ,.t hem unW Ausust 21. The annual Romecoming l)'y which have been planned. ger Blain, Diane Crump, and Pat· owl~) be obseJ~Yed at lltie tJinlon Tlle council meetc -"erY fourth • Two men had been apprehended ty NewlPd. Camp qral!llds near New Haven Wednesday of the ·mooija at 8 PM by state Highway Patrolmen and on Sunday, ,'August 5, concludllli in the communlty buildJna. Catda forfeited appearance llonds. Hugh the two-weeks camp meeting wbicb are to be sent to all members ·In fyffe, 48, Ashland, Ky., forfelteil the future. Is belng;Jield there: ' bond In the amount of · · t_;, ... Crowds at the meetings bave the meet1n1 were . ~ttending for his appeararlce on a CINCINNATI, 0 . UP -Prod· been large. Rev. William Hamil· Charles Carr, Ralph Warner, En1. ca•ar•re of speeding, and Michael uae : is ' the apeaker at the meeti~~ lyn Proffitt, Janet Surface, Wah Sinuins, GlousteT, forfeited bond Eggs, steady; prices at farms, Zerkle &nd Mary Betl'7. , b4H!D beld nightly and 111 the amount of $16 for his ap- consumers, white and brown, A pearance on a charge · ~!passing jumbos 44-50 A large 42-45; A me·~'icb•ed~~~d for th4! remainder CHAMBER MilTS TOHjGHf without an assure• clear distance. dlums 34·38; A small 24-27; B A sp!!dal meeting of the PoliteMeanwhile, the sheriff's depart. la'rae 35-38; FOB Clncinnatl, A ' reported that Donald ·Lov-· lar&e 49-51; A medium 43-45. roy . ~her of domm~ ' hU THill PAtH retleetlllc aravtll~ J'reDeh Foreicn J4iDIBtar CJarla33, <Portland, RR,' had ~n Chickens, steady; fryer. U'>41 been eilled for 7:30 to~tlie tiU l'lileau. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, and U. 8. offleea of tbe Pomero'l ' CO., are'llted on a charlie of theft fll5 lb 20-21; bent, over 5 lb 111-19; Dtp\lty Unde1:secret:ary of State Robert Murphy diiiCilla whit to Taylor llleted hens, 5 lb •lid under 15-16: hens, op Vf. ~~~d s~ ! li1l ai)·~t ~Brit'a ael.iure of the sues C:anat. The t.hrM are ~ Gruuer Will pteal~e- u ·~ atolth Ulbt type 13-141 old J.'OQiterl 9-~ I I c M_ason Pr'opert.y Masoft ODDty4'•H'if1Jub . A . dsAreAnnoune·ed· ;1j ValDeS Increase · ' . on 0 V11'. 1" $2 Milli 'l'b !: . I .Jay I :o:n/e[ '· Re 19 I •. g . J,''·.e·d . . Ar.ea • •On Chester ' TeIep,uone·Case of Top Dairv d T G On· Sale s e r v i c e s .• . . • • AJumJ"num Strik• 'In Mason county ar'alyzes '. VI"tal· . Me W , . --•.a _...... the l'arner Renamed As President Of Mason Counea ON FIRM$ .ADO· 10.N •.EPO ' RT . 1 Three Are Fmed In Mayor's Court Tue~y Evening ..• WHAT TO DO ABOUT SUEZ · Homecoming Day ' ~ ,ill~ S,unday M--1anet Reoorts .._110 ' -:'f·~·- _.;._ ;;, ' :. ~ ~~~ . ... • ' !9 ~ ~ I ' o •M - I ~ f:fdim. , •- p: ~ . \ (lnter~Gt~~~.L . - - - I ..~ .. ,.. . ·" d~ ~a l!'tlo~!'f: ' . .. •• �I I I :.:======::.- ·-~----W-edn~sday, The Daily Sentinel, Pameray-Middleport, Ohio Augu,_.t_i,~56 Wednesday, August 1, 1956 ----,-------:-:-::=-:=-:-:::-=-:--::- ' DlvoftD TO tN'rftlsTs OP MIIGS--50N "IIA ..01... 0 I, OWIJI RIYNOI.D E. ORIINI GIN. MOl. IDtTOR -------· u aeooad elm mall.c Pomt!ro, Ohio matl~r at the pt1.11 Ortil'e • National 1dverliaia1 ftp~taUft, Bothn~ll K!.mball Inc. 1t.1 Lelinif.Ob Ave.. New 'Ybrk City, 10, N Y. 8ubserl_pt1o11 n:tts: DeU.et7 bJ nrner where available 30 eenta per week one year ID advnce at Tbe llail7 Sentlnel olf1ce $15 60; lia: monlh.'l.. $7 80, three montlu, $3 90 By motor rvute wbeTe nal1able· one mcttth $1 By man one year SB, stx 111unlhl, $4 Zll, llf:t,~o montba, $2.5&, ODP month. $1. ILL WINDS Th~ YICLOti S and dangerous con. cepl that a popularity poll can reliably tstabluth the polltical WIQht'!; of rl}e' voters u1 r1usmg Its ugly Head etLriier ~han uaual •n the19M! pre::udt-nt •al campaign Also unorthodox is the fact that 1Jiese polis are prese-nlly concerned with v1ce pre~'~ldentJa\ rather than pres· ldent\al candidates Whether employed to ser'fe the Wt-Jrd purposes of Pre.lndent Els· enhowe-r's "Secretarv o( Peace' or subseque-nHy to g!Vl' us {osten!11h lyJ a prtvtof>W or our next Com mander ln.Chitf ~ u c h oplnlon "samplmg' - wh1ch may eslab hsh the natwn's favor1tp br'eak fast l'erea! - 1s a fraud and a de· Juswn Wht"n applled to aS!Layln~ poiJtica.l conv1chons People do l'Dt starch lhe1r .hearts ~o accom· tnotlate pollsters They do wht!n reg1Rter1ng thttr votes 1n 1)r1V&C\' In the ca ~e of Harold Stassen's furious pollmg however the mV'I· tPry be~ not so nmrh tn Ihe v~tlld 4 IIV or these ndtCUIOUS t>tfQrts as 1n !he qut>slwn or who In thr Wlhite How~e st:u1Pd h1m on thh curmus vtndel ..n agmust Nn:on ll Is hastory that he and the Pre!;l dl'nt dtscus~oed tht• Sta~sen pru Herter-ant1 N1xon announce1nent befote Mr Eisenhower lett fot h1s Panama week end and that t.he President gave his e~tKer aide a yes-and no go.ahPad But the 1dea was obv10u~l) hatche.d b~.>fore thai Furthermore, Mr E1senhowt>r coukt quite logl('allv sack Mr Stassen for not rPslgnmg from the Cabinet before ltghtmg lh1s ap parently antJ Adm1mstrahon fir(' crarker But wh1le the Prestdent hu been reportl'd as furiously an· gry over the 1ncJdent, he has not t1red the culprit anrl doe11 not appear h1cely to Whether the antL·NJlOn plot succeeds or faJ\s, however, what ~~eems rea~onablv !SUrf' al thts writ· 1ng ls that lhto fOJlhcomlng <!am· palgn will not he the ho.'hum Ike· In a~w.aik affa1r that hnd been an· ticl'pated Jn rlppm~~: the scab off the deep and halt-healed 19!12 wuund In t'ht> Republlcah party, Harold Stauen has btk'ke.d up the Democrats no end ·The Editor's: XXth Congresl! by NS Khruschev, after hnvlng laid out Lhe "propa•lfanth hne" (p !I~ t>t ->P.Q), now Ia 5 out ~he orflclal ba~Lc lnstruc t Y t embers 11 JOn'S 0 JMl Y m "FORMS OF 'J'RAN~HTION TO SOCIALlSM fN D 1 F F ERE NT COUNTRIES p 58 MailBag ~ Beecher F Rus~ell Eastovttr New Wllmm11ton , Penna The Sentinel Pomeroy, Oltlo Dflar Sir A great mnn) people today 1Je£>n1 to bt' of lht! O[JinJOn that th(' de ruunJuliUIL1 of Stalin metn~ that the Communn•st InternatiOnal has abandoned the doctr\nf!a or world revo\ut1on by Coree and v1olence (lnd auett Ia the propaa:anda lm· oprntlon thf! Commum&t party leeks to foster) For example we fmd the party propaganda llne on pa-~~:e 5 or the March 196tl Jtsue of "Pohilcal Af fain" (otnc\al theoretitat orwan CPU SA 1 In a reprint or "Report to XXth CongteJII" by NSKhruRCheY foll>ows / "The l.enlnhil principle of peace· lui C'o.exlrtenoce of ttat~ with dlf· ft'rent social 11yatems ohu always bet>n and rem1\na the aetulral hne or our country's toreta:n policy 1t has been 1Ue~ed that ihe Sov· lt>t Union advB~ t1he twlndple out or tactical etm•ldernHunA C'Oil alderatlon!l Of exJ)l'dit'ncy Y l•t II I• rommnn knowled~e that we hive always from ~be verv first year~ of Soviet power, stond with ~qual rttmne!l8 fur peaceful C'O·tlltslt"rtef! He~. It ill no.t a tartlul movH but a tundamentnl pTtnelpie of S~vle1 Forelt:n policy " Tltlt Is obvloUllly pure propall!ln d6 nmft"~rih tn 6-ap the unWdry. te In truth it hi the varty proot. l•lltftda Ufle Mt 'Wnl bt 11prenl1 t~ruout the Commun1ly by party kflVLita "In fPD-lltv-Lenht IIJd not ht·ll~v~ In er~-~x, ..t"nl"f' 1111 ttl nthflr lhon a• 1 ,.~~'ltf'<.tlr tronl nf tho rE'vnlutlon _ ,.,.e !Utb!flft1tlon 0( a pro)t>lar lan Pnr thlll t'lltllhll•r ~ante k lm posRlblf' wlihnut 4 vlfi\Pnl rPv~>ln tltm white thP thlnlutlon of th,.. Pflllf!tarian !ltate, ~hal \11. of aH State~~ '" onlv poa•lb!P th ..u 'wi'lh erlnw M\"1V'" l ~tnln tn State and anrf th,. Revolution\ Now let ut examinf' !he \0111rur. tiona the paflty hll \UtHld cthat are nM the propacanda line t11 be apread &hruout ~~ cummunlly\ bu1 balic dlrtl'tiVftl tn fltrtv ml'm beMI;-whleh ln1tructlo~ sav In efftel th' Communil'~ roa\ or worltt revolutlnn hv violence remams un . cl!ance4 •Mitch D, 19M \JIIIti.lf or "Fnr 1 LallhM PUCf tor 1 Peoplt•!l Ol'tn ocr•ev" artlele rorm• of Trans! fJt~n tn SOcllllstn In nlfftrent conn trlu" " ' • • the 1\vent\Mh r.nn..qn!l~ (of CPSm shtnreit lh11t the form• t"•nt~f.tlon 'fn Sor.lall~m I'Ah bP di,lerent ll't]d th1t- In tthe\ futll"" tllftv wmtld bl-eom" morp and morf! d\vef'llifll'd, v-envf'r ""' 1 1mpl~m .. nfltum ,, tftfl•"' hrm • ~ .not ~ t!IIOtitted with rivl' 'hr or anned ""'\Ill~ tll'l~~r all til't'Urn!ltiln--e•. Thl! rt!seluflr-n o' ~;~~~;~. e; pnJnt,.J( ~ elt•o••• (t(l not vnlnn 1ar\1" •1 o' 1 """e,, ':;~:i~:~~~:.~or l~"s"'r .·~ defrom ,_.,.,,.,,. b•low ~ "Polii IC"al /tf. f'tll nt"' "RIPoM to the p eB-"Ltnlnl~'~m teac.'he ~ us that the rul\'1\g cla.<;Sf!!i will not surl'en .4-t theu· powe1 Vt~luntarily And the (l:leater or ll'SIWr d~:gree or In· tll'nMit) whLch th~.> lltrugtorlc may.a.R~ume lhe tllle or the ntlll use or violence In the trRn:s~t 10 n -to Soc lallllm depends on lhe reaistence llf tht' et lOiters, on whether the i p 1 Itself resorts to roexplo tlnr tau violence, ratHer than on the P letarlat - L I la•...,ht us !hot a P .._... en n ~. · tl 11e based on principle Is !.he only cOtre('t line Never to deviate e lllDile step In anythlt"li{ from the Party lnterelt~hat )tj: 1h~ bedrock prlnclplebywbllfltheCommunillfs are ;flliiJM. In the Atruule ror thr unity of bllelr rankll" ln realltx the denunciation of stalin bv the Soviet Govt>rn1nPnt 1s prolldbly motlv11tlid by ttie reaL 111 Uon of ~he sovl~t leaden of the :hltred the Ruaalan peopt• hlVe tor t'he Sovled, ao they (real· lzln11 fUfl well the l)lop1e hal~d ~IRllnl ltt~JftT)t to eharmt"1 their hatred away fl'flm tlhe<~1".4elveR anrt RP.II the people on the tdea that "thlnfu Will Improve"- f1n effort to Rftve dff a fedred r"'belllon of the Ru'IJtiall people The fOt>llnll of a.ntaRohism or the n:ussian pen. nte towartlihe Sovleta Wll'l fartnel:l hv the rllcent .decree or the Sov· Jeh rf!tlurint the size n( the tmall mdlvltlual farm ulots ' Vnur• elncerttv fltech,.., F RUJlLRell Nf'w WllmlnJZtnn Pa Wide Variety Of Contests Rettdy Talent cont:e1t:1 Jot muaJetana, dancttl and other apeelalltlea, for both old end Jounr, will brlnr Performtu from aU over the atatll to ~· Ohio State Ji'alr, A111. 2t-ll. Entr'J blankt, which ma7 btl ab· t11lntd b)' wrlilnr kl tht Fa!,.. r,roundt, Columbua 8, 0 •• muat be in lhe han'cb of &ht filr ftt\nqement ty Aur 1 The followln1 eonteatl are .ehtd· dad: Baton Twlrllq-claa..a tor bo)'a lnd ririe tram • to n Jlll'l. Danclnr - tap, t:o.-ballet, aerobatlt, ada;lfo, H•waltu novtl· tlea, alqlet, dUOII and 11'0\lpa. Jnatft!meatal-aceordlon, tNtted h1:1hument1, plano, tnmpet. vJolln. marltnbt: and Xflij:lhOill W•liiiiiil ud lilll~UIJ oj~Uolo lnatndilintal 1114 ln'IW:am..ntal 11 00 News- Headltn es .., . . . \ r 'I / 11 11 U 11 \2 .... ed 1ntu e!Pborate waves and duckOn A Possible Answer They go to speci•l llalrdrea· l tnlls ~en, :mrl I'u1 t&Td it takes about to Juv~nile Delinquency nme munths to ach•eve perfection So 1l seem9 to me that much Jn 1 By ROBERT C. RUARK Frank Packer or Sydne) Aust· raUa, who publishes newqlap~IS, writes that Australian pollee havu come up With an mlert!stmg deterrent to juvenile delinquency which seems lo be working out -;!::':~~::·· 11 Is quite likely that mey Ul'te Naaser prllvately 1i not to mbrtgl:ge ~t's future by eoo.tiilmnt ti18 pr'esent course NeHer Is tatll:lnt blc A11 dict'll· of .. bi:lc~. ptPVerty,stnck ctruntry of 20 million peoph; be lS ChlillenJJng the big three Western Allies to a fight to the finish He also Is antagonidng otht>r countrles all over ,ftle world, from Canada to Austraha, to wh 1ehhan open S1le .... Ca.,al ..,.. rs of greet 1mportance. Mohammed Mo~adegh of PremLer Iran tried the course which Nasser IS talmng now He plunged ~"- e,tt•mate'd twO thotu:i"nd per 05 10 l!S 30 00 Si!ln 1 00 Weathel'U9t Prt~~~s BOx Greatest Fights of C~ntury Forei.gn Jntrigpe TODii'bt Off Prover Sl.l:n Of£ IOns ~ were candlWte for· GovernDr '" bt>ld a Con;tressiOnal Datr1cl pKnte at the Jacksun County Fpugrounds tr THUr.SOAY Wellston Slgn11 du ectm~ th1• guuts to the fall'gwunds were placed throuthout the l'ity and a large tent was used for the sup per which was served bu!fet st~le by the Johnson Caterers Serv1ce A! the people Emlered Lhe t.em tbey were 1egtstered by volunteer WorkenJ anp tlad the1r pictures tak en wltll Mr O'Neill by a battery of photographers usmg polaroid cameras These- 1nd1vtduaL plClUc.es villi be sent to the people tn the near future The menu 1rn::luded roast beer baked .ham, cold euts, cheeu-s pickles baked b~ans bun s and bread , coffee and lemonade potato ch1ps and apple -p1e The Wt!llston band du·eoted bv Dane HE"tl.zman, •prooo:1ded mus1c durmp the supper and for .the nrogram Gwynne B Myers Columbus, former res1dent of Mar1ttta, wa ~ Jrlaiiler of Ceremony for the m~ tn-1( and Bov &outs oC TfOOI) !17 and 55 of Wellstnn presented the colors ns the audu•n.ce pie4ijle AI if!'9:Ulnce to the Fln2' and san~ thr Nat1ona1 An$hem The Rev Houae bolder, Wells.ton, gavt" the Invoea t.ion 9 00 Cofff"f' 11me Hom-e 'lit 'Tal Dou gh It could be )Oll 12 00 Parsons Study 12 W Current 1 30 1't>n Of'SSf't> Erme 2 00 M:J!Ult'l' 'IIJ eatr!' 3 00 t,)llt:CO foUl ;J 0 IY 3 45 Modt tn Hom:~nrt•s 4 00 (\Jnwdy Tirnt' 4 • 0 1\h II !IIi' Mllr_giu 5 00 Aunt Dru Show d 00 News Ptcture fi 15 Sports J.~ye 10 00 II OU 11 30 6 30 P;~uJ & lofaTy Ford Hnuok~ Lan~on Stnw I es News Cara\an F'laLl &: Scruggs Show Halls of Ivy • Baseh<JJI People's Cho1ce ·s 30 Ford Theat er 9 00 J ux Th eate-r 10 00 Best or Groucho 10 30 Dragnet I 1~00 News Head:mes 11 05 Weabhercast 11 00 Pr rs~ Box 11 15 Mcv~>e Museum I 1 30 For"-'tt:n lntr.i;gue 1 oo S1gn orr 12 oo Tomght enlerta)!A i!d ~dtli .f:. ewralatl wtlen O'!'·W t}lipm ,eQ~tliY 6 55 Sit..'fl On 7 00 Tutb,y 6 2!i s.h ..r 6 45 7 00 7 :m 8 00 8 nu , WCHS-TV ChannelS ::j ~ _ h!s " pol.\tt¢.1.1 achvltU:!.S 1 c~r Representatives an<l Ln l9!H wa~ he younge&t Attorn~.>) GeneNl In the history or thll State Hts actlv· ties m that position tncluded fl'8'hling the narcotiC traffic slot •nachlnes, 11'tream p~~Lluhon ami h&blmg for c.onservahon, the turn p1ke and the enrorcement of liquor laws He 1s active rn Church work and belongs to .the F1r11t Baptist Churclr, Manetta Hts outstandlnl!l !I.Ctlvlttes doll\ with work w1th the )Outtl of the state .and Myers end ~d hiS mtrodu<:twn With the state ment that he had more vis1on more undenr.1anding, more dvnam. tc ablht.)> and more capac1ty to understand the prnblems of others than IS usuallv found m caruhdates for tl1gh otcic£>s Sommers Family Reuni.on _Held Sunday July 28 O'Nt~a11 's own 1alk wu enthus•ashcally receiVed bv the audaencc whiCh he Said was the largest of !lRy of the p1cn1c meelings wh•ch ~ad been held throughout th.e <;tate He stt"essed the opposlhOL, whi('h was abeatl or the par~y and urged bls listeners to wort ror the oarty and ror Ameor1ca He stated ihat while Amerie& Is at peace at this hme, there &l'e !ihll many .,rrtblems jl) be solved and &a-Jd that Amer\.ca, stronge-st in armed rarcE'o; must lead rhe wav to peace for the rest Ill the world. " Ladteat Now a Shaver This Week WHITE HOUSE PAINT Won't Wash 01! Mr and Mrs Frank ~Derm11t Rochester, Pa., and Mrs L R Wll1011, NorWalk were housegut>sts of Mr and M1'fl Lawrence Bme: lind also attended Mrs Wilson retumerl to Galhpoli.s for a vu111 MAP ILWmAtiiPQJI'Il~ lll!touiDtui ot the Sues canal Jltuatlon. J:t :U:gypt, Wblch ~lzed and with another siJrter, Mrs Louise natlonallzed the can6J, 1hbul4 cion It to \'euell!l ot any nation, the long eoaUy voyage around AtI FOJ rest. but plans to come back tl;.a& would be a~. Inlet llboWI tbt caul ril:ll~~ ~ at an already, troubled area.._ _ _:_:I::•_.Miclleport for a longer VISit Sale $4.9S gol ON! lod•••' lhtll9V w,l'tl 1~••• lnt lnlvr.tl O.Mr. ALL WINDOW tho..... , trftt'•·•tr "-" ,., 1.9••••,. all ••n· $1495 cloonor, ••oolhor IJl'llll and ltQP4t of ••,. r..n,. •••ro•· ELECTRIC FANS teH On Sale At ~ lonMt•· Patricia Tedesco Wed To James W. Mock REDUCED PRICES!l At St. Joseph's Church In Mason City ~ r= S' PatrtHa Ann 1'edeseG, daughter or Mr and Mrs. Seba.stlan F, tedesco 'Of New Hayen, was married to James W Mack, Jan of Mfr Ph•hp Dury and James F. Mack Ntag.ara Falls'" N. Y ln a dou be r1ng ceremony on Saturday at Sl JOS«iiib's Cathohc Chutch 1n Ma son "! I L•d,. l•u••l Tllto REG PRICE $5 25 gal _J:eart - 1 SP£CIAL J TwenlY·J4Wen members r~f t 1)e Sommers fam1Jy were present for a reuniOn It the home of Mrs 0 J Click, Cottapyl!Je, Sunday Walter Sommers, pt Plea ~>a nt who '' movtna: to Flortda was the gueJt of hDnor and onlf fuur members of the family were uu able to be.z_£resent ,..... Celebrant or the nupt1al mass w<~s the Rev Henry A Huppert Decorahons 10 the church consisted of white carnatiQns on the altar and whtte satm ribbon bow! on the peWs, The bride, w!J.ol was g1ven 1n marriage by ht-r father, wore a ballertna length gown fashJoned . I of rost!poant Chantilly late 11Je basque bodtce featured a V portrait neckUne ene1 wted with 1r· r1desecnts to form an out•hn~ at the neckline The bouffant sk1rt was worn over an fash•oned to the hoop and draped scalloped lace hemline (mH PICKENS Point 6 Hardwore WHTN-TV Channel13 JEWELRY S":"ORE gertJp of 1mpprted F~;.:.~l ~:;;:;:;::;::;;;:;:::;;:;:;:~;:;::::.;;:;:~cl;.:;;:;:;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;:~;:;::;::;:;:~ JI!Us!On veil Wl3 caught to a queeo's erown of pearl and Insets of u rlde&c•' nt rosettes She caJTled a purple orchid attached to a WE WILL SEE wlitte prayer book The matd or honor, Mtss Mar wore 8 Grec1an Jorie Zafuto gown o[ style ballerina length lilac nylon chtffon and carried a nosegay or yellow pom poms at !Jiched to a white lace C!lVeTeJ prayer book The b.r1desmatd M1 Hs Jnnlce Tedesco, wore R SJUIIiaJ gown o£ m.rd g1 e• n and earned a corsage of white carnations attAched t!l a lace t'O\ erd prayer book The brldt"s mother wore a (.own o£ lace and n) 10n azure lllu2' anj 11 curs11ge of white carnaJwns mother Of the bruJegroom WOlC a powder blue !are gown w1th a COl sage Of WhJ\e pum p:JIDS A wedding breakfast rollowed the ceremony In St Joseph'S' ---- Goesslers STORES Phone 153-x Pomeroy PilOn<! SP-S-5583 MaiOD The but mRn waf; Joseph Mil taga while the ush£rs fur the weddJng were V1ncent Karasha and Frank Tcdi!J(:o I Ally C RQ 5 5 W Q R0 1 v,o~rt;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;=;;;;;;~~ '* st* LaWS St••• :pry qartrrtf'wlth tus ~rntiOoll. to lhe' 'tate Le(lslature 1n 1938 at tht> 1ge ot 22 O'Kelll m 1947 WI-> he ,oungett epl'akcr of the House ... "'"firat LIGA:-L-::NO:=TtcE MAIUIIAGI LICINII Helt>n It' Panon~ a \tmor rt- I E.ilrl Nl'Wton Sml1h, US, oillltld tldlh.i: at Newbur~t. M11sour1 S1a1 wurlr.er, P~mft'O)l, and W.Ura Rou tt- N, 2 Pott OffJ('t' A d~r .. ~~ Marie Miller, 11. waitrt11, llliddl• Two Birthdays Celebrated At Picnic. _, Dinner , ~ ,~ .., "· •ta510lll'l, Star Routt ~o zNewhu r o 11l"f!S.'Ja BOOiware' 1~ ht-N'b\ notJftl'd that on the 11th d•v ul ~1 July 19§6 Gaty H Parso n,. .ar1 r The '. bJrthday.s of Mn1 llinltty lnhnt by l-'re!ton A Par;on~ h1~ olh Ute I Plea11ant JUda:e and Mrs n~xt kit-ad Pl••ntLff filtod h1~; pe. I heodort> Mul!! of Latham were reh:-1Jr11t.t'd w1th a pLcmc dinner JIJ IJ n aJJUnll her h defend<ml 1r ot noon Sunday at Lah Alma the Court uf Common Pit-~ ~ M~"Jt: ~ 12 .Wtl It decurat~d birthday r.alte Wlt.h Coonty Ohio Ca.se l'lio the ill8Cr1plJtlfl "Happy Birthday praymj for dlvorett from lite .\aid Bi:!Uy and (tt-Orgu Wilt !Ot'fV~ Helen F Panon~ 11. Muwr on 1tu ~::rounds of Gross Nt'gh:<'t or Out } Wllh th~ dmu~.>r and E}rtrtme Crull'lty and plam Swlmmln.: was enjoyed during tr(f also prays for other propP t the afternoon and each werf' pre. rehef Said eau~ will for 11en1ed glfll hearlnfi on or after thP 30th day of ~ugu1t, A D 1956 Pr~nt were Mr and Mrs Ht>n I'Y Ke1bel , Mr and Mn: Donley Gary H Panons an Jnfau~ Re1bel and daugter Oonna anJ by Prtnton A Panons h•· Mr and Mn Tht'dore Mug next frJend Crow and Crow Altvrneys for Pl.ltlnliff (7) 18, 25. (8) l , 8, 15 22 ~7 1C '( '""q9~~~~~~~ Ohio is on the threshold ot th!' greatest ilevelopment fn >the his aCOOI'(Img to tory of ~he O'N"e1l who said th:Jt the state fJ'Nel1l who MUd that t-he statP aggre~stve leaden!hip at th1s bme m order to rPahze the .g-reatest potenhal tor mlll!Oil'S of Buckeves In speekmR: dtrectlv Qf Southern Oh10, O'Ne1ll said that the 12reat natural resources cf thl"- pArt of tlhe slaiP were being realized plu!'l the abundance of wqter for powe1 and cpmmerce and the m:m•power available •fM 1new industries your ElectJon • 1'he,Oany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Olii::."------ t•• i<>b•m•torlol' f!lmdldate' '"'M'Ymi gave a brle! his In The -speaker said that at the nresent .f.J!Jle the economy of ll~ nat10n Was approachJnl( a level wh1ch ell:ceeded the hl!(hest ex pectatwns of th~ New Dea]eH with the monev distributed amo~ more work-ers than ever befote For the lirst hme In manv vearS Con~ess has balanced lht' bud~~:el or the nation and ha~ t"edueed tax· es and O'NCJll praised the leaders of the ~ountry e1ded lo qull spnnng the rod A the way uf ridiculemight be wti'DNESDA Y n~.>w uH.IIllanrc dt!mands tbal the urhJel'cLI J{ you senteneed rqme THURSDAY B 00 Caota1n Kangaroo pllrent ~ [11 st pay danwges lh t li thup to n knob-shave once II 8 00 Stgn On 9 00 Of All TJitng.s cubs lnfllet month for a year, and the pa~rs 8 00 Captam K;angzn oo 9 SO ' Artillll" Godfrey And thl•n lUml•s the crusher A .snw to It that Jt got plenty of 9 00 Or All Ttnngll 10 30 St.rtke ll Rleb father mu~t an the prcsunce of 11 publrclly 9 30 Arthur Godfrey 1 11 00 Valiant Lady pollee t•fflcl'l apply ~lx of the There l.s someth•ng about bead· JO 30 St:rikP 1L R1th I ,. 11 J~ Love of Life well best to tht: ~ultny hoy 'R slern ~ s hear Ing th ,, has aIways oeen a 11 00 Valiant Lady l II 30 ~arch .tor Tomof'lrow Like Lonodn, New York and wltiJ. a poln'l' whi!J and to the mark of coniempt o.r punishment 11 Hi Love of Life r>:.l 11 ~ Gutding Liiht many LlDOther cJty, Sydni(Y satlsfucth)ll of the attending uf mh ' e) l'l op 1unnt 1~B an d cr 1m 1na 1s 11 30 Search !oJ Tomorrow t 12 00 IMtdday 1Matlnee hall been heavily arnlcted with f~eer and women who have sinned by II 45 Gu1dmg Light ~ l2 30 As The Wu.rld Turns young 'o'andsls - duck taUed dun· What makes It eHeellvt• · IS <'OI,laborRtlon w1th the enemy and 12 00 M1dduy MaLwee ... J :m Hot~Sepurty garee wearers who delight Jn that daUcly Js apt tube sOle lhty nllght a~ Wt:l\ stir up 11 liftle his country liJlO bankruDtcy and J2 30 A.s 'l'ht• Wodd Turns 1.... landed up an pnson charged wath 1 00 Johnny Carson Show 1teallng ca.rs then deserting them at JunloJ fn1 to~t1ng h)ln n enu lathel (or the punk~r I 00 Johnny Ca:rsoo Sbow J 1 after havln~ slashed uphul!!-tery1 ple hundrul jwuntls ln till mug« s r urn p111 tlcularly partial to the treasvn 2 00 The Big Payoff 1 30 llouaeparty , 11 ond tires. The bodgloeboys, u and he( .. (\ ~ to \\Jlh u IJght .:und ~ 0 Ulbh ed tr,ntment, too A stout Na1Mr LOHfl ti,efld 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 2 00 Tlle BJc PayOff ! ~~ they're- called have thelr own Will If ht ' nllmby·pmnby w1Lh [ Htavc la1d ~murtly on the pants It seems that Nasser has 1os1 3 00 Brighter Day 2 30 Bob Croo9by Show gan& wa1s and delight In bash1ng the rod ht Is 111 contempt of .... m dn no r,reat harm to some Jus •bead, acting not on log1c bu t 3 15 Secret Storm 3 00 Bflghtcr Day Innocent byulanUers court lout who Is bigger than h1s old tn tile heat ot bluW rage He can 3 ao Edge of Ntght 3 15 Secret Starm Well Sydney Jaw Cinally de· Packer ll"ii)S th,ll ru; or tlw mo man hut It 1::. h1ghly embarras.!ling cause a lot of trouble But h • 4 00 Katie's Kitchen a 30 Edge ot N1ght ' mj.!Ut, there have ht:t'n no l'hlrkt'll to l>t b!!aten and have everybody nql geFaW;y"With 1t l 30 Lucky 8 R.afJC'h 4·00 Kabe's- Kltchf>n 1 he111tefl futhcrs ami lhtLl th• know about 1t ,,. Nasser muat !have mrled that 5:1}() 1 he Early ShGw 4 30 Lueky 8 Ranth howls uf paw have bci"n autht ntJj In the pa st 1 have suggested a~~~~:~~~ In d u 8 t r 1 a 1 .shllit·~ ! 10~ Reg tonal &epo.J'!ter 5 00 'f1he E:.rly Show It IR f'!lrly } l:'t !11 ,<; t'l! th1• reslJIIH OIIC(iuy ~l"n tf:'nce to the stockQ alarmmgly on the Ca 1ro 6 HI Douglas Edward11 6 00 A1·t Lurkll"ttc-r 1 buL he- fPl ls thn1 us SOle bottom~ lu 1 PI umJnt>IJt place like a park, stock exchang-e Monday Losses fl 30 Cisco Kid 6 15 Douglas Edw:n ds , lncrcll.'le \antlulJ ~m w11l wune with all hnml'l lnvJtcd to jeer at llmged up to 15 per cent The 7 00 Franke Lane Tilne 6 30 Sgt Preston of the Yut01 \~ I hnw sugge~o~ted tn Packer n the cuiJJnt Ills own ~eang_ would pnce of cotton _ the backbone 8 00 '11be MalllonaJre 7 00 Bob Cummmgs Show pet lhcory of nunc, nhout whJch be I he f1rst to come and the last of EiYPt' 9 economy- talso dropped 8 30 I've Got a Secret 7 30 Chmax he Is enlhuslastlc fhnt IS" to to lea\'C of courae h 1 9 00 U S Steel Hour By TID W. BROWN • cease to run pl< tu 11 ,s or the.'jt> This t~ scarcely inhuman to pen· " arp Y \ 8 30 Four Star J'lb\'~louse delinquents' v1ctnns, hut 1o full- pie who fight each other for fun Nassel;' can not lle ex-pected to LO 00 Your Esso Repooter f) 00 Arlhur Murrny Secretary of retTeat rttht now Bllt It may not Kl 15 Sp&~ Ps.ride 1 9 30 QUIZ Pi:J(I S Youc ~•lo --~on l,aws lt't' pa~e the thug, with he,~d s-haved kil sl.Jangeu, steal and de~troy be lonll •·tore he -·•l,.s that ohe VJI o~:~t"'-"t.:~ a.<r hare as an q;:g wantonly But nothmg has come of uc ,.,_ \0 U W~•tbermaa 10 00 Essb Reportf'r qmres certain queslJOOS b" suhm1t 'l'he !Uvenlll' gang~t('J or all nn 11 , due to the popular sentment lS takln'i on more thon. he can 10 Go OverHns Ad'V(!nture 10 15 Sptoru, Parade ile.d to you, the voter For e~tfllll · t lon, !lllys I.JH•ut nlt('ntlnn 1o urn thnt these lout!! are but big, mls-- >hllndle 11 00 News 10 25 Weatht!~lltJ pie, t'he Consl!tutlon provult•s lhut form, und 0111 young hums huvc un 1te 1stoo 11 ('hl!drt n and can Jw \W!.en th8t tlme comes, Nas!lel' 11:05 The Lete Show 10 ~0 Pal:we Ployhou!le no p1operty taxed JWCOllhng to the snmt• h:ur fllllltion Ihat 1~ t"lnn lttVt\ll mto cJtJzt•nshlp trouble Sign Off Pr-aver 11 00 NPw,~ \lllut:l Shall be 10 tllllt'llln tHC~Ii 111011 to the Ail s-N il' s by United lslikelytolooktoNriltUforsom~ 1 (t:opyrtgh1 1956 I 11 115 ThP La1!P. Sho-w ur onl! per cent or 11!1 true vulul' 'fhey Wt'M tJw tm·kR long IH 1 a~ 1 I• «'rtturt! Synrlli"ate, lnc l help In gettma: himself out of trou - -- --'~-In money for all !'!tat~· nul !01 al -- ~ - - ~ ---- -bl<e, purposes Laws may be IJUBsetl A Ntadft'at1nt Force however, ~uthOcrlzlng addlt lonal Q Nehru lnt'1'easln.g!y regards h1m taxes to be~ev1ed outside sueh 11m sell-with some justJflCatiDns- a!l lttLlons either when approved h~ AC 'ROSS DOWN 19, Ha.w&i· a moder[at1ng roree 111 world ar 1 MeuJuw at leagt 8 majority of the elector~ ~ Z~~~~kof ~~ ~ fa1rs TbOUi"h mJlny pe'o!}le have WEDNESDAY or the taxln,ll district or Whun so ~ ~~~~i~':11 ~, •etKht queshoned hi~ pohCLI'!S, nobody has THURSDAY 20 Permit 11 !19 Sign O!l provided by ltle charter o( ll lllllll tArub) 3 So~t"les 21 Upw_.. cast doubt On hl8 honesty or on 11 59 swn on 12 00 Ne1ghbors lr~pal CO'I'poratlon. 9 A:" Hunted or pier curvut~J. h1s abhoTrence of !!Uth mternatmn 12 00 F1lm & Fancy ~ Thus, a taxing subdlvaslon muy I th 111 g 4 Jmpll'men' o! ol dl!<puteJ aa that ovet the Suez 12 30 Film & Foncy i 30 Femuune Touch 1 SO Ft:miJune Toueh levy taxh up to Lhill Lim m1l1 hm 10 Learning i lor atamplnC ·a • CanRl 2 00 Afloonoon F1lm 2 00 Aftt.ernoon Film Festival ltatlon without a vote of Ihe peu u, Tht! jolllut t5 A bowling / .JJi ahlp'• He 61(! a good deal to do as 400 E•llm 4 00 Flilm pie If pddlhonal funds arc need f~<llnw ot IIUie 1 , . pJan._ 8 man of f:obd will tn arranging ' 4 ao Western 4 30 ~n KomlcJ ed by u subdivision they mu~t wlnter 6 Weight 1 ing 1 Ye.ne•••r'• Aa•wn dt-taUs of the Korean arm1shct' 5 00 •M1ckf"y Mouse II 00 Mickey Mot~se pa!ls a resolution stollntl thnt ad !~~~~tI1 ~:~r) ... 22 :::~~ , 31 Make und helpmg to ,earry It out He fi.OO Newe 6 00 New3 d!Uonal money Ill neceun:ry· tlhe t:l. Ana.eolla1\ 8 AfeJtiVa\ 23 Gain I amendatof has o!rered a eolnpromtae on ttl~ ll 00 Weathermnn 805 Welriber purpO!!e ror which the funds -ore I depo.elt deeorauon. knowledgt 32. P'OOt·llktJ AlgerJan sitUation which Is bemg 6 10 Sports 810 &p.,.. needed and .the number of, yeaT·~ 14. Formtd and U Obaef\• ( !f Metal 1 part. considered j 8 15 1ohn Daly 6 15 Juhn Daly aueh levy ,Ia r.t!QUireil A mujonty occupied 13 Th~ J&ri'On 25 Converla 3t EriN tf he can offer somethl11'( to 6 30 Lone Ranger of tlie members of the tet~l "'latlve a c"mp of a plrUcu~ into ton.a 1 (print) ea~e the unaJ dl91)ute, 'he will be 8 30 Dlsneyl&o4 7 00 Hour Gla:js 7 30 The Amrr.r:lq ounnmger authofity mwu agree that the lrvy 16 Time loaQ tar~laaa 2t Floc~ 1 ! 311 Yt•Jd ovd J fl very popular man t1 00 Sl .tr Ton1ght II 00 Screen Dtrebtors Pia~ it neee&!larv .11n as to puss Ih1s 'es t abbr l t 115 Seal_. ' ' 30 A pannr , ST. Petty 8 30 Sponts Thrlll.a house' olutlon ' l7 Piece out wlthlea.d devlet q~.~&rnt D 00 Compnss ~ 30 E)ddy Ambfd Show '~I~FLE REUNION This Je!lolullon Is taled Wllh th t> 18. Travel ba.ck 1:1 30 Straw Ua1 The:~tre 00 Wed 1\~.i'lht Fl'l;(ht!l 9 The R1flle family reunion will Boord of Elections nnd tht•v pro nnJ f{'trth, u 11 00 New & Wealller a boat G 45 Straw Hat Theatre be held on !)unday at 'Batley's eee.d to ~IVe pubiLe 1\0I \Ct' or Ih !' lilt A g<'nua 11 10 Sponts IJ 00 N'ewt aM Weather Lake A bns'ket d~nner will he comlnt electmn on !hi' qnestLt•t'l ot r,rassu 11 Hi B1fl Bak.f'l' ~erved at noon All members of 11 lO Spbris print t e ballot!, lhertifor and tnn • Sllvt'rcoll 11 45 Slgn otr 11 1!1 , Hf!'art o( tile Cl.ty fhe f~tm11v 111d fr1t>nds are mv1t· duct the elft'tlon , usln~~: lht• f!lt nlt \Rum ) 11.45· Sip OU t 1 to 11tend mnchintrv 11tt Up rnr election§ fu1 21 P1htnt11 publ1c «:rftleet, '.'2 Deciding GeneraUy U,eae qt1e~t10ng m1w ~0 FTepare ror be ubmifted at i'he tlmr or a Grn publico.tlol\ flrol Elfl1"tion only howeVl''!' sp~'c 21 Youth lol prov\!'1\U.nl were mault' In cor 28 Munment 29 Female taln Instance~ to 11ubmlt ~urh !xcePT···'T!-14'1' tS,IF que!ltlrma to the voter at a ~reelll' 30 Inva1 1d'a SOMEBOOY .JUST PIJT elect1tnt cood IN A NEW LAWN NEAR 33 Enamel. 11-IE CURB···· covereti (abllr) .34. Do!vote 36 More Infrequent fD Clphe1' ~9. Related. to Par&diJe .U. Female I lheep n. Wither an Mason and place a rec.'1'pt10nm at the 9ame in the :~~~·~l~ Tbe aouple left on a tnp to Vtrrmta For the bride wore 1 turt~umrre, perm•· nent pleated dres!: set off wJth white aceesl'one;s and an OTchld corsage they Will Upo!l their return, reside 10 New Ha\'en YOU SOON Aug. AT THE 15·18 " Meigs with a display of the most modern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, ond OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Iesure And See This Gigantic Disploy! FULTON,. THOMPSPN , Pomeroy . . ... REMEMBER SAVE! " Ohio SAVE! 3 MORE DAYS STIFFLERS . SENSATIONAL - '""'' I>AILY CRYl'TOQVOTE - Htre's how to work Itt and ~Up&. Jl'iddlen of e~ld-tHnt mua1r-two l'roupa, fro~ 14 to Cl, and from. BO Je&PI and older. Square clanilfa Gi:l1•n - tWo ' la LONGFELLOW SCAT PAINT&VARNISH REMOVER J••t Brush it onWash the Old Finisl! :..:(11o0f;., If, I,) one l11Htr •Imply atan~ tor U\other In thl• tlCantpla A. il Ullld tor the tllr•e L'a, X tor the two 0 a. etc 81nfle Jett•n. &poa. trophlea. the lenrth aml formation or the warda ari aU bL:IW. ll:acb day the eoAie Jetter• are di.t.:uent. A Crntopam QQOtAtloD XFY VZJY, RAYX!\IlJ VQW . RYIYA BXSA XJ'Y J:QNACRSX• Cll II C A JW-H CAW B H C A X F • """ ' 'tHERE'S NO :StriER SIGI< OP' IWID I{Am>.!.IJIA't(ISPUR ti1 ll:ifti ,...blrtl b.JJ4Hit• ,, .: ' OFF "YOUR I .SUNRISE I • Quarts - Pints TO Y DUr ·P aint Headquarter. SUNS£T ''!'ATION• ' ,9t0 SAVE YOURSELF Mjlny houn •f Hard Work ,, CLINTON FISHER CO. $alet loint N.~dSI • atationed at Pl The Miracle A.XYDLB.\.A.XR It our own wlllfulne•s. .. el~bnell 1 Wtaltne11, that keep •• fi>llnt moat enjoyable I"""''· fnffit It \o iti, llftd II 11-tlnt ohd li'illrr fulblo Goa·, ~""' o!ld otllft.. 1 lovt, Hl'o l>'lt'l•ol fobd-and Conteotllito Will tiO l'!~nd ,-.t, Hit ..,_\'ey fortlvoo and oloclod "hlrh ...mi' Will liOat 1 a Tat.nt SliW Ia Ui1a 11 ""'""' lliii !lUI) ropentant lieiti(- ao. Sign On . wtt'h •otee. c Voeah 1oloa, clu01, b'k*. QUil'ttta ~enta ten~~~..!.-AuJ· WEDNE~DAY 8 5f, ., 00 9 00 TOll3y By CHARLES M. McCANN Coff~ T1me Unlt-.1 Pr..• Staff Corrnpond•nt JO 00 Home Pr 1me M.'tmster Jawaha--Jal Neh 11 00 Tl(' Tac Dough ru or India may phay .a b1g pail 11 30 It Could Be You m the Suez <.:anJ,l dtspute , • 12 00 Carner~ Gues to &hool Nellru 1s m a better position 12 30 Current than any other statesman of world 1 :m Tennessee Erme rank to make hlmsel£ a modcral ? 00 Mnhnee 3 00 Queen For a D9y mg m nuence He 1s a tr'tel\d of Pr~Ldent Ga 3 4r. Modern Ronlanccs 4 00 Cumedy TJ]I1e mn.l Abdel Na~er Df EJ:ypt and <I 30 My L!ttli' ~brg1e his country IS a member of t.hc 5 lH.I Aunt Dru British Commonwe:tlth of Nahon~ 0·30 Hopalong Caf!'SI<IJ Nasser W1li listen to anythmg lhat Nehru- maY Mlf· And tt 1:! 6 00 "'ews Pic! ure 6 15 Sports li:ye e safe bet that .,.Nehru will say 6 25 Les Paul nothlng to aggravate the sM.j.ralJOn 6 30 Jaye P Morgan Dbp8Ui-hes from New Defh1, In 6 45 News Ca.,avan C.Ua's cJ.Jhfai, .say fhat Nehru 'S 7 00 • alery (Jueen being kept c!O.!Iely ~dvllled or all 7 30 Su.g1e Su~ h"'elop:rti'enb by his ambas •j<l•" In Wasfllrition, London and 8 00 Kraft Theatre 9 00 Th1s l!i 'your Ufe 9 30 Ina Roay Hutton Show ~Urprislng If lO 00 Pr.e-ss Conference ~ame Nehru 10 2'.) Fathe~t Knows Best situatiOn at ·~·"""' WSAZ -tv Channel3 .The News Published every atlemooo beep! Sunda' ll)l The Oblo 'la.lla, 8eat1Del, lac, at 110 ltlechaaie St., Pomeroy, 0 Buatnesa utltce ptlwe 318, edltwta.l office ptmu. 397 •ter.t~ GUIDE on· , . ,...... ' HERE'S W_HAT SUEZ MEANS TO SHIPPING ManyRepuhlicansFrmnArea Attend O'Neill Wellstoq Picaic ' Commentary • ' HELP! YOUR \ SOCIAL , SECURg\' WithA:n APPLIANCE or Piece of Iaker PHONE9 S•isher - Lohse I ..1 ·-· Come In And Shop ..... Entire Family Benefits FRbM TIHESE OUTSTANDING VALUES AT '. FuRNITURE "rom ALL OVER THE.STORE DRUGSTORE Pomeroy E. ·Maltl&t. · · You Had ALl,. BETTER HURRY Mm:halld~ While They Last! kED ANCHOR STORE tt.EDueq To ' cu;,lt · �-----------··-·. .......---· ...- ......... . F ... Page Four The ;-- · -··.l ... .. • , WeC:InesCioy, August .I, 1955 Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCIC:IIeport, 0111o .Wednesday, August I, 1956 cr -::-:--;;~~::;;;;:;~::;:-=.;;:;=::=-~~~=======-~=Th~e.:::D:,:::o~ilyr_;:Se~·n_::t:.:_ine~I,~~?Y·Middleport, Olio ·ns . •• '\ "''ANT w 1111 •tn~ Adlo t IUve half game on the le~gue leading Milwaukee" Braves Tuesd•y night, could be enjo)'ing th~ top poaltlort • tbem.selv,s but for tbe lack of ·,. _ runs. ]n the last sevm games, CindnnaU hitters have produced only four home runs, Including Roy Mdflllan's blast in the second of T\le8day'!!. twt • nJght same double header with the Giants. McMH1an, not regarded 11 one of the Redlegs' "Murderers' row" hit bhJ third horner In the first lnniq with one on to pave the way for a 7-3 'V ictory . The opener IIW lefty Joe Margonerl limit the Re1:ls to five hib as t})e Giants t'ook a 5·1 vlrtory. For a change, Cincinnati hu depended upon pltC'hing to carry it thrDuib the last few game~. ae• Gain Ground · The Redlegs pulled to within tw.o games r,f Milwaukr>c by sp11t.· tng a double bill With the Glanta. The Brave_, lost a thrtller to Brooklyn as the Dodgers pulled up two games behind the: Redi. ;t Manager !Urd! oe Tebbetll plan~ ned to pitrh Johnny Kllppst:eln - In today'.s game with the Giants · and then start Rookie Don Gros• f~ In Thunday'a 8erles finale. Rub- en Gomez w• s today'.s probable .... DGiant victory . Hershell Freeman again puUed one out of the fire with his relief \ work Tuesday nla:ht, eominl to lbe a1d of Nrter Hal JelfCOIIt in the ei.Jhtb inning of the nigbtetp to snuff out • N J W York uprisina:. Jeffcoat, seeking L8 first plete game vi£tory In bia niajor league ~:areer , bad yielded only lbree bit• artd one run untU be weakeaed. In the opener Margoneri, a 26year old aou'hPIIW recalled earlier this month from Mtnneapolla, did not perm~t a Cind1111at base run· ner to reach third until Stan Palys alammed a home run In the ela:hUI innlftl, Jackie Brandt hit a homer and !ted Schoendlenst contributed two run producing alng\es to the Giant vlctorf. Lfttlaflehl Leana In Fifth Mdf.lllan touched off the sec· ond 1•me UBault on Giant lrtartnDiek UUlefleld in the first innint when be w111loped his third home run tollowlrag a slnele by Johnny Temple. The RedleR• routed UtUefleld In the filib when they five runs. a walk to single, and Geor(e .slnRie produced Clnein· fi~t run in the Inning and Littlerleld to the showers. Gus Bell alnJied home a run off Reliever John McCall, and with out, Jablonski. bJt a three run penon can mok'e nmall lfepoah f"llt .. ; : Credit o~pt,. · "'" 4th , Ave., Ji t· t , 81•1 un In~ on . . ..., c F'On SALF..- ,--:ood used Friradt~·r e refrigerator. 13M 2nd, MhJd. Phont~ 6077--1. 3-3~ ..,___________.,I • Giantl. - • The Clifton-West Columbia team sw<:mped Letart by a score of 163 as Larry Hargraves hurled five hit baliJ for the victory. The season w:Ut J>e oUielally ended on next Monday evening when Broad Run wilt play a team of all stars from the other five teams In the league. That game will start at 7:30 p.m. under the Ugb ts, f9Ut mem· bers of each of the other- !tve teams wlH 'be selected to ifJlay with ·the All St8'T8. Admission pri£es will be 25 -and rKI tenu. I IOCIAL ON IATURDAY The Shade Valley Boy.a 4·H CIJ.(b will sponsor aa lee £ream •oclal Saturday night, Au~~:uat 6, at 7:80 tJ.m. at Town Hall in Cheater. LIBI Tlmo TODIChl Pllflllly llll1hlo Tlckm. Aolmlto Cor L...l Ole•n ,.,. • Oorethy McOuiN a...,. P"'l"""' and colon. ore h.'s one af tht Gktoltlf Htnt.lttolen In thaw bulln.... .-.:::...... , Netltlnal Lea1u• . _._ Molly MoCirt "TIIN AOI"" CRIMI WAVI" • Cartoon - "h'- PI•.,._.." 07 39 $t M 48 4& t6 ~ .aM 9 .Me 13~ 8 ••"' .489 22 45 53 .f3& 22 Wosblo810ri -- 39 60 :SIM 2811 Kanua City ~- . M 88 -351 32"' TWIIICiay't RHulh waabinaton 4, Cbica1o 8; night. BaltlmOJ'tl D, KHBII ·Cit:y 1: ---- ... ..... ..---···· _,..., _, 110011. ~ . ,HOGG and ZUSP' :in m ' In cash and . SPORTSMA~ MUFFLERS "'•no .. ' In·_.'\ M I~ ~~·n\,., -. .'-Af ot: ·_ b ) " 1:\ ~ Vehicle tnapedlon In Muon CoUn· 'Y has Qol!fn la.illni acoordiDJ tu Jnforma{Jon releuedl by State Trooper H.in-Y Bu.-.:e of Parker• t'urt: . Wh() iJ in ch•!'fe of tbe prl).-ram otla.-t:,.!,•'t\.1 l.n he area, (•dy 947 u! the oounty'i 8.000 motor vehicles bad been"lnspeell'd Jut ""k. Burke emphatlzed the fatt that no extensions will bca:iven thl$ ye.u. All veblciPS are to be inspected pl'tor to September ao. ~ 'Mle count)' 'hll six_.garaget eertified to do tbe inspeclin.(. They art" SomerviHe Motola, Twa River Motor Company, R &: A. Motor.~. 1nti Mason County ·MoiLlrt. al,l in Pt. Pleasant; Lyons Motor ''Cotn· pany; Ma.-.on ; and Smith' an.r Shinn 1s Gara1e. Le~n. rt:. '<,' ·,: f. i ·~ ' • 'I' ~. I ; ) Pomeroy Drive~ 'f-. ~: Arrested Tue8dAy,: For OverlMding I• YOUR .. ·-· wvrlb teoo. ¥01, ta you: ·You find lbe We supply lbe cash.. . Fall Powered later. Terms to S\llt )'!)U. Emert Cov•rt, I DUTY BATTEIUES ALL AT LOWEST PRICES EVERf ., USI! YOUII, CREDil'! OPEN AN ACCOUNT! MAKE MOORES YOUR Al)TO. ACCESilORY .' ' '; AND · $l*J.~.. llltt~_ttn~"-:s'~· _ :rom~·r~f; ~.,... '"" · ~····' · lp 1954 J•L.YMOUTH · Giio~~n 1,1;-.1 Can · A'll -.. lilid iMOilfla ... ( I !h ·'@mployment Wonted 'METROPOUTAM . . ' . ·!,G$ ,· ~eO'I "" tw. Bro ke r · ., AUTO 8ALI!8 , , . ·"Jo MIDI>\: .,~T, OHIO, . 11-M . 'Pf'I.,NII , All ' (ZO)B - .- 1U$1neSS c- . .a.:' , .7':rv1Ct:S be.~I0-9 ·shfngTcs 8PPiiell. Door! ~l_(JOrine: !·a ld. F'orch,l!fl _ -repalf!S. M7-M, Vi'I~il T-ea· , Syracuse . 7-27-0tc lltoma. Nol.!iry Pllbllo. I : Olflee Phone !89-lll Pomeroy Nil Bank Bldg. · 105 E. Seeoild St. - 8·l ·Stp SHvoy Club Hl5~ t•'O Rp VB Sunliner fi'Qlrla r\·e Gonn-t·tible Cou·~e. Fhr~ o~n ll tic , f111ly f.'quip('d, lik e new, $2195. 'Bi aett n ~u·'~;, pomeroy', Ohio. 7·26-6tc · G. E. REUTER PnbUe Ac.Oimlalll We Jn..u.; Bookteeplnl Aceounts, Audits, ..-u PJoo. · t:oupe, stal'ldanl shi ft , oliginal HOMEBl1JLDERS. Cl:NJ Guv 2-torw g rey fi nish, $U95, Dlaf!1-;' l't''l', R-acine, OMo. tnal''.q, Pom er oy, 0)1fo. · 7·26-et ~.' QTJ:CK Pomotoy, ffi:q,o((il!k FCm liiRF.. P.ond• S_a~e~ents, · I4ridsc'{piiill'. e:lc. ~ Cf!wdery. Lorrg -'1ultom, lohlct. 7-11-1! .'tl. O~lo Quality,,. S.rvice ·11 nd Merchandise _To ·mtet the clettf'~. ot everY · famUY , •. at a· "a( tli• family uta. For Scie '· r ,. .C?·•!l.l)_it! ~Ali.'NT!ilil«'onk-a.oi-;&IU. 1054 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4 dool' St•dan, ·power stcf:!i·int.: qnd b rnki~s: · r..ow mileage, une clirC-. fu l ·owner. Mnke us an . offer.. . Bioaeltnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7·2&fltc 4-dool' Sedan, hyrlt·um;ltic, lully retnnditioned. $10n5. hlaettJlM's. Pom eru:r. WriU. 7-2tHJte • ~ . • Trev~·'irr,tfwold NA'Nev Funeral Home Phono ~N'T 215 WHAT CONCE'JT ., MISS THE . ANNUAL .I .FAIR JUNIOR FAIR · Exhi.~i~ .": lfJ hnd .Var!tty Show It!* ·. Hantnl fl.'!~ lt~!l.lli':'IJ WORLD'S . ORBATIIIIT ffl'NoTIST 'JQA!-4 .I RANDO~ ~ , - 7·31- ,. COMMENCING AU(jUST - .. . . 1053 . PoN·fi~c r)~u~ a.cylllMt!r. CLAYBANKS SPEEDWAY .. ·Hta*lng ' . 'end · ., -. -·~ ' Cranbrook 4-· dour s~uan, ct~an Juw m u~r:e Phone 11:12J. .• Col•·man :CHASE OJilo. -wbrk -~ve:l~ng· ~h)tt 21 or over. Parker's Resta\lf!l . ( FOI~: SA1}E-1'951 Willys Jeij>, me tal lop, good cundillon, ch eap: HEADQUAllTERS. ·4-BtG DAYS . . . . ..IG ' NIGHTS l'urueej. PomtrOJ. 195:t PLYMOUTH f9l . ~olldltlplllng Aalltotl-4 semee OD All M., or on I!JIII Gu a 7-26·6lc ,v4D REMODELING~ :Olnplete \1/ltEEL • A+JGmq::NT, bt..•nclnJ · lib brUe Altiet. Wc:~nri!d 1953 BlJJG~ · V8·. Slip~r 4-door ·,Se· dan, dynaflqw ·drive, $139ls. liJI\~Uuar's, Pomeroy Ohio. AT THINKING ,. Help .11:11 Auto Sales· . 100% GUARANTEED TIRES 1lxth defoat of the &eisoa. 01' ' 3<Hf IM11i0 Street, Moorot H~~yy (171 ·ll. DOOOIW'LYMOllTII DEAL- s"o"~::,EO~N_,-E-to Hackett'! Sate~ Serric., We'it TilEY WILL FIT IIIO&T CARS • the third lltrU,bt time for hi& Air - ( SU~DAY . I ......... Ohl~r def~at against Clevel1nd enterin,: tb~ lime, but wa• Jmoc~ed out for "' '~ , 388-Y had won rour aP,Inat one IlEUS Poi *eti4AIC01!111 ! •' STOCK ' CAR RACING . . Moo·R . E'S''om•roy Lemon was expeded to face left· 'h inder Tommy Byrne, B 8-1 piteh· er so far tbla !leMOU. Lemon bae won 13, Htatlng SYitemP . ' • •' ;,· ' ·------ • EftS. four pme series. -~ ~.................. ·'• . Phone ~ro Philadelphia •• Ia 82 .flli 1411 Wl!b the help of poor left field. Pltt8bura:b --~- tU1i 32 .QI USI4 lng b)' IJOe COlliDI, the Jndiali1 Chlcaao •. -~ •• tl ·M ,fft 11~ aeored lhl'ft runs in the aec:ond New Yorll ~~ •. 33 11 23"1 innln1 to take eharp of tile 11me. Tuttdaf's letVtft . 1 New York &, Clnelnnatl 1: first, D fb.t. ' Cincinnati 1, New York 3: 2d, Detroit 8, lJO&ton t; l)iibtnlght. CleveLand' D, New York 0; rL.llht. Brooklyn 8. MilwaUkee 2, nlebt, We. . . . .y'a Probllt1e Pitcher'. Chlca1o D, Abtladelfbla t. nltbt. , W,aahl"l[l:on at. Ph~aeo-Mobbt St. LoU II 7, Plttlburllh 0;. nl1ht. 8-8 ,vs Wile~ 11·9, Wlldltelt6ty'a '""able Pitchers • Bolton at Dlltrolt-Brewer 14-3 Cl~liutaU aL New York-Kllpp. •I'>P<l)olac:t 11-7. . 1100111...,-. briJht ..... _,._.,..,_Qooido_ ...... PHONE 6887 On T Middleport Wynn ended a ¥ankee winnlqe streak of ei1ht &tl"'i.ht over the Tribe In ,-._tnlng fJ\e 18th victory, ·hh secorui over New York and' bis eetond abutoUt over the teague W. L. Pet. GB leadeTJ, Ne-w York ··-· 67 81 .&M ·--NeW York's youn1 Johnny Kucb stein 1-'1 va GGJMI &-11. . BalUn\ore at ·K aa••• City; ola;bt Mllwaulr:ee at Brooklyn nllbi- :....Johnson 4-1 v1· Kellner 'J-4. · Burdette 12·11 vi Macl1e 4-3. New York. •t Cleveland-Byrne Chlcqo at 'Pbtladelpbla nlah&o.:. 8·1 va Garcla 7-9. · Kaiser 3-4 va Jlolovin &4. ThundQ'rl Gamt1 St. Loula at Pittlb\U'Ih aifbt--!W.n binat'o'n At Ka.nua. Schmidt 3-4 va Kline lh1ei. ' Bai.Uniore •t Kan.u.a City. TtwrtdiY'II Gam• BoMton at Detroit. Mllwaukt!e •t Brookl)'n. New York at Cleveland. , . . . . . . . . . .. fit . . . . . ta" :. ' Cincinnati at New York. st. Louis at Pittaburah. Only .,mea .schedulecl. American LhfU• W. . 1..· ~ GB . Cl•velaod ·-'Mtlwaube •••• 87, 31 .ao·· .. ~,. Bllaton ~---~~Cincinnati •••• 58 to .D92 2 · ChiCaao ~--··Brooklyn ----- 53 tl .m t. Detrolt ~--~-~ St. Louit ~----~ f7 ··6'1' .aoo 11 Baltimore • ~~-·· . .aaa "TRIALf' Tommy Coole - -- '' THI!! SMITH 'AMILY SPORTS -=----- CUffiNG . luckoytt ;lob Hopo (CI.... . Iandi. onl Roy ...... • .lob mo~•• hkt o Jockoy •• he .. rr. Trfoger hoW -to upttage and 1ttal the 1how at tht OrtGt Ohio Stare Pair In CohJMbUJ tfarrlng Auau•t 24. lob thould know. ~ S.t lonpr. 'l'hoT" ...n.ble Authorized CLEVELAND, 0 . (UP)-It was Won Lost Pet. a lon11 dry spell, but the Cleveland Team Braves ~-'~~~~---10 0 1.000 Indioms finally beat the New York lrKiians .. ~-~ --· ~- 8 3 .867 S .DOO an old to do" i.t In Redlegs -~~~~~~-- n, 8 .333 the -person O( buTiy Eatly WG'nn, Pirates ~-~-----·- 3 7 .222 who seems to get better wlth the Dodgen -- ·-~-~ - · 2 Yankeu --~~~ ---2 7 .222 years. The \'eteran right •bander Tttd1ht'11 Sc:hHul" ~ tnpped thP Yanks cold TuesQ&y lndbna at Yankeea Field No. 1. nig h.! , ehecldng I be Bronx s:lua1Jen Dodaen at Pirate. Field No. 2. on three hils While the Indians went on l.J a S-0 vic\ory be(ore PIGHT RIIULTS 21,610 fans . )JIAI4I BEACII_;.Ru1 Tau:ue, 130. Although lbe race Is a run•way Davenport, Iowa deci,aloned Martin wlth l'he .Yankeet leading by nine Radl'iquez, 181, Havan~~t 10. aame11, the lnflia·WI had plenty of HOUSTON,!'fex.-carmelo Co. reuon to be ,OpHinist_i~' ip light of ta, 12'7. Broo~n. drew With Paul Wynn's rec-ent performances. · l"4)J'Jleasen, 128. Houston 10. The 36-year-old hurler has won STOCKTON, Calil. _; Tommy seven games In obis lut eight ·Romulo, 137, St(>(!kton , decl11ioncrl starts. three of them Iince he was Jorge 1Macla•, 188~, San Jo.ae, 10. Injured by a line drive in Washinaton whtch nece~&itated 10 PLAN PICNIC stitcbe11 under his chin. The Racine Chapter 'of· OES will Manager Al Lopez hoped he can hold Us innual l•mtly plclc 111 tet more ol tha same brand of BaUey's Lake orr Monday evening, pitching tonight from Bob Lemon , AUJliSt ·a t 6:30p.m. who was belted out of !-he box \fonday In the IICL"Ond. inning by Lhe Yankee& In tht opener of t~ y~~k::!k MAJOR LEAGUE 1 1 1 J.~~~,H Drive-In STANDING • . . .. 1 ley, Gloria AmPld, Riehard Rupe. Indians Score 5-8 Shutout To ·MeigsLittle ·· Defeat Yankeea Lea~e Standings vlc!tory In the flyor.ed at 8V. to II for .their 1~ rti'flnd fight tonleht. ""'Tttc. ninth~rlnked Carter appar· ently 11 the choice because of ·hla victory over alxth·ranked Satter~ flrld In Miami, Match 21. Ear· Her in the week, Satterlteld was favored In the bout, which ARC will televl1e and broadca&~. Tho War Memorial Auditorium bout will be their third meetln& and C.rler of Unden , N. J ., believe& ·be ean make the fight a repeat of hl8 Miami triumph. -In 11 n earner Feb. 8 bout In Miami, lhe two fl'lught to a draw. .o.•ult Door Prize Winners Were: · Eleahor SchUt, BOb Ash· I openlna aaml!!l was hlr fll'lt complete game wlnnlnf performance In the majors. 2 .. GollOD I Four f'OOhl•, 11,t .tory. Located I7R POrda~d~ald Knobe Ra.id; IL H. RAWLING SONS CO. C 2t .-our Wreeker Service. i:Ja)' Phone 8227. N)Jht Phoae 6009- GRILLS ' $15.49 & $8.50 THERMOS JUGs $2.59 1. Lit· ' CHARCOAL ··'. 89c m•-+-r land for ~-1 -Ji· ,· Ve•l..!~.t ~ l · , .• ·1u., <e - ' ' Repllr U1.91 & .1.85 Isn't I! blgh-ly.ranked as Bob Sat· errield, 32, but the yount•ter II n.,. - HOf.!SE-~n'd 6 Fstote til Lebanon n,p. Prit"e $1200. 8pecial-ont~ montb Cut 25 ee 0t, - - - - ----~-- . Emest Cdnilo. 7·z;.l2tp · .. word. ONE-UODSE McGormiek MOWING FOR SALP_.-Pear" ~irby Real £1. r4te of 2 ch1t11 rw-• word, r;w-111 MACHINE, almost new. ..Fr-ank Jt.ut!"a~ Townlbtp. Sl Emrich, Pumeroy. 7-30--3tp 1 i!Cl'M Wnd. Hotl~. b..· n an:a .... ,, bt- cbar et~ for adverUalnJil If IH~I ..l~ T" '"' ... pllld for beforf! the ~tJa of eat:b CONCRETE SEP'nC. TAtfKS "5 ~trJltiDIII. S. G«qe A. MelQ· blontb followi.nJ lnaeruoa Prlee lncl\ldes delf.very and set ~ Adinlni~rator. 8-1-tf In excavation. Vadish Plumb!na. · • ~ · ...-nora 1!1 Ad-vP.rtlslq--5honld bt tepQrted im~edl'f~J. T:te Dall)' Pbone 46-M, Pomeroy. 7·27·ff ~-r . ~ aJ, . BeaUael will Dot bf' rtSPt.'IISIUI• BATHROOM Sl2S.7S f&r • .,. fori more tbab one tncorreet lD Limited tjme only . Vadf:sh POMERov......e, r.ooms on iood io1 ' 'WUOIL Plumbing, Phone- 46-M. POmtout . of flood · zooe. Wate-r, eJ~ Clra 'Of '11aankl anell!opt'dal ftoTOy. 7·2"1-tf t r 1.:1ty b-1 rel.t For quil!k ~ash tlell"ll 01 I!:VIl"ll\1 pi'I,Ult'tl •l reg~· -------------*"~\.:, , 4-·-"0.IJO. lar ela~tlified rat"l. Ob1tuarie~ f i 4t For F(pnt RUTLAND-6-rootn trame oo SapuWish ~ d at 1 etoat per word. 1em St:•,u. St>ni1.ba .h, g:M beat. UltJ. Nt\."V i .. vel lot with IM'MieOu..fa:ed Ada rii!Ct'lVttti lr; mAil or ROOM for rent. CaH 366 V Po-· ... tei t'p lUJn~ &1\leo car~ (Ul •t'..o roy, ____ .:.___7:._-:."':._-t_:::·_cP 1 &5000. 0~. 0\'.'nt't may finllrice . tloo. , - -loami but 1 F.A.R:\1- 8:) au~ !h'UI ' · ~"'" . . All ·IJr ·me•dow -~ ...... ""·· !'!.... "":" "''ru 1 FIVE~ROOM ft~tnished a-na•:- .._ ml'nt; 1 two-room fuf'lni~hPd a-. fUr•, Wl!!lll - fence"d . Modet'ln 5 1 I I ~ohc:es partme-nt; 11.<hi'ee-rnom furn' -"' · : ~6;: ~ :W}~h ,b'il:h, furnace ~· - --,-('fi apartment. All uti~tt· i. e:I!J .~if! : tilioti~, :rim ti118ernent. "Bar.n . TH!o:Rl<: WILL be a hom ecOming hwm fre a·' the Horne Rr........,11 r' . · · lmtil~rnent_ lhed, ~Pt:.t~. 3 brOilat lhe MI. Olivet Chureh Sundri.y, ' 'tt' ~et ' (U]ill('i)o 6000). OWnAugust 5. Rev. Erm.•itt · Weahw M.:ddlt'Wl'!· ---:--.. . · _v:..:·~::, ·~·f'. . et wnt ~~IUdoe dMry- 11erd, pUb I· . or Mason·, W. Vu., will be .the 2 b d ·' -' aparfmf'O!i''l' ' b-y. · '·"'"'"" ahd e I'OPTJl 1urmsned ~-'Peqmf].nt ~mil d .~12 -~-." "''. . afternoon speaker. Everyobe on Mq]berry Ave , Phqne ~ ~.. ~ ~ .:SOO w Welcome. · ll+3tc · 7·27.8k · ClfeicLIR Ri.o:L TV IOI·Y 7-28-31< • Picnic Equipment SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP)-Harolrt Carter, 28-yearo(J\d heavywelaht, Hlth·twlot Relonea otrotch IIJion _._ th... -ko ... 8Wbhle .adnniiJI... olip .. ...Ur. re1 h., r•v• foolpndJOIOfti'Jpolnt. Th., (.,t o) i;.._1 <. Keol ot.rrFiTs, Harold Carter • : • FEEL betterl Is Favored Over ·Bob Satterfield ultleaa and take over lOW p·1ymerrts I.ns~on .. r ........... ot - - - ----~ _ __ . out. Freeman wa• •ummoaed from tbt tv.Jllpen at tbb polat and Induced ~boendienlt to lilt Into a Ioree out and ltruck out Willie Mays. The setbaek WIJ the 18th In the last 22 aamu far the lut. plaee They FIT better · •· MUla. llld41tport, Ohlo. Reapontible Clli .U Glanh atqed a mild MillY tn tbe eh(bth when Wet~ weatrum walked, Brandi doubled and Don M~rgonerl'& .200. ram homer. Mueller alqled with one over :tc@IV"_. by 11.1 .. . Iahti 2 CI;:"\P per WOfQ. Onf' ill lertio.n. &t::-~·uri l"hllf'VI> Nlf- ~ eanft per word tor thru ' " tecullve IM.IIt'rlloos, SURPRISE OF .'56 NEW YORK UP -Altho~h tbe Clnein.n•tl Redle&s an more then balding their own In- the NaUoaal Leaa:u~ pennsnt ehue, their loq biD bllters julft haven't been producing. The Redlegs' who picked up a PIANo eARG~IN-Beauutul spin· C'0111'L!l1'1: au. ...... 'ProcHtl-;; ~ilno ..... only few mont-~·. fJft, AUill, f'tto. l'oHo. Coli Dtl & ~~,~~Ur:,lv()p~b~~beo , · l • ti ' .~•lipl ' it , ' ' r ' Fcliirti'O.undir POIIIEROY sOc . •ark:ln 15~ FREE })PINING PIIOGRAM 1\ellaloui toerv!ce, ' G.\TM •QPENING A!f I'll A.M.. . \ . 0: I •< TUUQ4Y,AU$.14, 8 PM • .. . ' . ' • lp<!DIIOted by•COJIII• ty ~~ AIIOC~Uon. Milde Will be turillli;led by local talent. Re\t. Cl.,-tm9nt Uoyt; pt'eoldenl of lbo u. IIOciaUon, In e~~Arp. _ .·- sA-VI dllt ADM:and · .l•RKING' UISI -' Aciic:1ilture SOciety. ¥e~p ~RICE $1.50 . CUds~. · 11 1 I! WHAT VANITY "Q. 1• AHDIDII.IIIW'IO �\ ·-""""'*"'*r.... ----------------- The D\lrly Sentinel, Page Six .. The Dailv Sentinel • 1 • > ·' Eleanor S Schaaf, M1ddleport Society Editor- Phone 607Sl ~Luctlle Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy St)('Jety Editor ~Phone 6244 Admlltt'd ~trs Ellen Callp4'nt1•r, { harlt-s \\ ~thel' S h1ltz, J•om eroy, Mrs C11Hol(t HuiTt r H.aune D1srha1·gr·d nnr.1 s,alhr•rry Ra· eine. Ben Hup.-. { :qn·nlPr. Mrs. Bernard Cook Is Honored Guest At Layette Shower Mrs PLAN SOCIAL Tht" Rll('lflf" I'art-nllrM'hl''" A~ &oclat w n ~~otll huld iln II'<' tn·am soc1al on Angu"l II al 6 p rn on \he Ra< me Jlonw Bank kJt, 11 w~s announ<'t>l'l ttwla~ Bernard Cook was guest of honor Friday evening whan Mrs Danny Yonkers, South Thml Ave, entertained with a layetle shower The gifts were placed under a pmk umbrella decorated with matchJng i;treamers on the tahl-e ccntNed wtth a stork. Games ~re playe-d .lind prizt!s awarded to .several of the a;uesb. ~BAKER Mrs Yonkers served Ice cream, cake, mints and p1nk lemonade E $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE The guesls were Mrs Dorothy Cartwnght. Mrs Shenl Burnett, Mary Erntly Carter, Marjory Saund~~. Wanda Campbell, Mra Gold1e Saunders, Mrs Stella Ebers bach, Mr:<~ Hattie Cook, Mn Kenneth Cooke, Mrs George Eb-ersbach Mrs Glady~ Gilbert, Conme Cooke, Mrs Harry L Miller, Mn; George Jewell, Mrs Jake Gaul, Debra Cook Mrs Charles Alktre, Mn. Edis-on Weaver. SendIng lillftll were Mrs Robert Cook, MrR Donald Coo\!:, Mr~ l!:dgar Layne, Mrs Lettie Young, Mn. CIJffortl Manley, Thelma Rose. Made!ame Saunde• s EUzabeth Jcf. !en, Elizabeth RouBtl Bible School At St. Paul's Lutheran Church Closes With Picnic On Friday Tbe DaiJ.y Vacation B1ble Sehool o( the St Paul 's Evangelical Lulheran Church came to a close on Friday, Julv 27. after bemg 1n ses· s1on for the past two weeb The children, tearhcrs and those asscst mg with th.e S<·hool enjoyed a p1r ntr lunch :serv~d 1n the sOcJal room of ttJe Chur(h. at nOon ~'n . ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio _____ - - - - - - - - - - .,, Mn~ Powell wa.s H1 charge of the school and was asSISted by th f:' folluwmg teachers, a:ssi ltant ·teal'hers ilnd mother s Mrs. Howard Wage nhal~. Mrs Don MIDDLEPORT SOUETY Mr and Mrs P11ul Sm1th and sons, Douglas and JeffJ'ey , Grl'envllle, were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs A V Sm1th, and .!lifter Mrs Katheryn Lols Thomp li'OO and famlly The Smiths also visited former neighbors m Athens on Saturday Mr Smith I& Labor Relations Dtrector for the U S Steel Company Mrs William Ohlinger Is a pa tient at Holzer Hospital whert' B'he haa been under treatment fos the p11st month after surgery Her 1iaughter, Mrs. Albert Schlelcber, Cleveland, U. staylnt here during her mother's illness. W llham Advice Offered To Young MenOn Military Service M-Sgt. Cl)-tle C Perdut• of the S~Armv Res{'rvc Tnumng <.:-en· ter in Ripley, W Va, has an nounced that hts un-1t W1ll prO'o'Jde adv1ce on 1mpend1ng m11ltary ~<erv­ lce tor men between U1e &ges of 18 and 26 Sit Perdue announc~t that he will meet wllh .any clUJJ'c h ,;:roup. Carman Haddo~. who is employ civic club, M'A, or other se-rvice ed In Cleveland 1s spending a two organiz&t.iOTJs to amcwer anY. and all week'll va~atlon wth her parents questions OOI'liCWnmg obhgatmns Mr and Mr.s Herman Haddox ' of y-oung men so ,far as mthtary Miss Nnra CJatworthy, Shrews. service is -eortcerned He ean be bury, W Va., lr vl:!ltmg her lila. contact~!(~ m Ripley at Lhe Reserve ter-ln-law, Mrs James Clatworthy A~mory Sr._ and other relatives In Middle. port. U - -- - ....._. -,.. _.._.. ; ...,.... ... P1IJI "' . colon too. lsllmatlont r _rfull, ........ ;..,...,.tn, ..flofacll................ Plans Prepared For New School At Middleport Is Honored On Her Birthday WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS r------------, F' F' I ..._,.,.,...... - IOCim' CYLINDII W4101 QYIIAU ' COLLINS JEWELRY Main Street ... Pomeroy, Ohio c.- METROPOLITAN I Auto Sales I n.n,., • ..... co led.., ... .........,, ...... u. I bargatns In a walk. SALE! Mr" Minnie Neutlllna:. ~ ('.OOD Pt.ACB 'JO TRADE IIIDD"'PORT, • OHIO K111y Brown Ralph Roush, Glen Rou•h. Sharon Knapp, Doris ElIJott, Shelby Grm:-~1! afl Gregnry P('tr· rs, Harnett Layne, Jtmmy Rtcc, Nau Johru;ton, Libby Brown, .Joan Mtllcr Bruce Adams, >\rrhe lta Haye ~ Randv Roush , Lin· da llouJ;h anrl Skl'l'lt•r Ohlin-ger I Sunshine Maker.& Clus of the Church t.dd their July meeting ~t the home of the t~cber Mrs Rachel McBride whlcb was opened by the vico-preaJdent Mrs Alberta Hubbard In the- absence of, the president Jrln;. Genn1eve Schnbder The sone of the month was "The Btble Tella Me So" Secretary and treaaurer reports were rt:ad by Mrs. V1r&lnla Gumther and Mrs Agne 11 White. The roll ea.ll word Wltll "love". The devotlouls wu led by Mrs. Margaret Cotterill with a scripture reading and a rredlng from the "Prayer Time" devotion book. Bible study was on "FaJtb, Hope and Love" by Gertrude Duffy. The ti'&Vrlhng basket went to Mrs. Helen Harraa:. The birthdays of Mr.a. Schneider. Mlsa Duffy and Mrs. Dorothy Harden waa obaerved with gifts. An entertainment p-rlod was eondueted by Mra. Margaret Winebrenner. Plans for a Youth Camp tor next •ummer'• project was discussed. Tbe cl&H picnic wiU be held at Balley•1 Lake on August l'i'th. Meebne was clo:~ed with the Mizpah bmedletion in uft.ison. Reffe•hment.s Wll .11erved tG members Mn.. Margaret Cottrill ,MnL Heien Diddle, Mlls Gertrude Duffy, Mra. Vlt'gtoJa Gu,lntber, Mrs Dorothy Harden, Mrs. Esther Harden, Mr.. Helen Harris. Mrs. Alberta Hubbard, Ms. Mary LI1Ie, Mrs. Na-omi London Anna Grace Oller, Mrs Agnes White, Mra Margaret Winebrenner and one guest, Mr. Pearl MeBride. Pre~byteri•n Phll Wolff, Porl.lmou.th, afld J Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum and (amJly, M. Schott of CincJnnati, were rec- Sprtngfteld Sunday the birthdays e-nt busmell.ll viallor, 1n Pomeroy of Mr- and Mrs Fred Roaenbaum T.b.ey also v1s1ted H J . Blackmore and Jackie Rosenbaum were cele~t the home of Henry Wippel, brated with a dinner. Five Potnts Dr. and Mrs. Paul Baumen ot Lester Hart and aon, Eric, re- Port.tmouth were Sunday suests Llltned home Sunday evenilll after of hi• mother, Mrs. Christine Roaa week's vacallon at Oba, Ontario, enballm. Canada Mr. Hart returni!d to hl.s Mr and Mrs Delbert Arnold and employment at the New Y()rk famlly returned to the1r borne, Clothmg House, Monday, Millfield, Sunday after a two John Morley of Loa:an, was the weeks vaeitlon w1th relatJVes !here. guest of .Mr and Mra. RBY Wood- His mother, Mra. Ella Arnold, acgeard and famtly, Friday nJ-ght. compamed them hCHne for a viltt. Mrs. O!Jver Michael and son, DBVM'l' end Mrs. William W()()d. Id, left -th1s morntng ~or a vt&it gcard and dauahters- of Commerwith •h er parent~. Mr ami Mrs W . cial Pomt were weet::md -w:uest.s W . Bennelt, Memphis, Tenn. of Mr. and Mr.s. Ra-y Goodgeard. Btll Gibbs IS spendtng thts week Connie Woodgeard returned to with his eranamotber, Mr& Georher borne Saturday alter a week's gia Williamson. ••u11t w1th relatives bn Columbn~ !Mr. Rnd Mn. Earl Williamson Mr. and Mn~. Fred Rosenbaum and son of IodtanapoJ\11, Ind., arreturned home, Monday evenmt rived Monday for a visit with his after a weekend vl.sJt wltob their mother, Georgia Williamson, and son an>d daughte-r-In-Jaw, Mr and other relatlve11. Mr aDd Mrs. Vernon Bobb and on.!:, Gregg and D11v1d, of t;olumamounted to $243.3& a~dmg to bus were wee;ker~d gue!tls of her Information from the office of tiP> parents, Mr. aOO Mrs. Raloph Gtl· acting Chief of Police Fr-ao.tlin more MI'8 Russell Radcliff and son, Hudson. Lester, returned to thew borne, Beaver Falh, Pa., Tuesday after M81GS GINEitAL HOSPITAL a several days vtJi' with :M'r and Admitted. Mrs Barbara Mullen, Mrs &Iph Gilmore' and Mn. Waid Pomeroy F1,1ste-r of Racme. Discharged: John Diehl, Pomt>Mrfl Anna Wdhamson of Vale ro:y; Mrs. Clara Sarllon. Street has returned (rom a visit Birth . A son 1b Mr. and Mrs I w1th her soDs, Clvde and Leo WllFr•nk Shiltz, C11r;penter. Hamson 1n Dayton, Ohio. MITaR R&CEIPTS . Meter r.et:elpts for the paat week ~, HEY. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend and daughter, Mary have sold their household furnishln,la and bave make Mrs George Carulher.s, daugbteu gone- to Sal'dls, Ohio to Esta Lee and Bllhe Louise, and their home. so n Levi of Dundee, Ohio, MrB". Ro.~~ Poulton, sons WHUam .and Thom11 ~ ad daughter Jean of Can'ton, Mr and Mrs. Roy Howell Jr and fion s Lronartl and Mickey and daugilter Kay of Pomeroy at\ Mr. and Mrs. Howell. grn n.ddt~ughter, o~ton and f11mlly A VACATIONER" '\.... " .. ~,. Pythian Sisters Officer Meeting Held On Mo'nday The Wilhng Workers Sunday .Srhool class of the Mason ~Mth· odlst Church met on Monday eve nin g at the home of Barhnra El· hm McDaniel m Mason. . Sure, inexpensive WilY lo color slide~·~ ' Vt11atile-plusl This Ant but tow-cost minloturt focuses to 2 \\' fee4 hat o fatt f}S..$ lens for flnt rttl(itl even on dull dQY11 1/300 fot action. Drop.1n, ne·lhreticli ~ aystem makea It applt·plt·taty to lqd, and the ''recbdot'' •ettlna1 &Hovidt box·camera 1hnpllclly tl\ tofor tlldtt. and shutter spetcJI to The hostes:sea served retreshmenb to those named above and Mrll Milton Russell, Mrs. Lena McElhinney, Mra. C. P. Gallagher Mrs Otho Wath, Mrs. Homer Jon~s. Mrs. George Childs-, Mrs. Cash Bahr. BERFELDS ' GIANT Dm mg the meeting th.e class voted to hltve a plcntc to which. guests would be mv1ted on August 27 al the New Haven Park. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Vol. VIII No. 92 • ' PZI'TSBURG-H UP - Aluminum ComJ:Iahy ~ of America and the Alumlil.um 'Worker& Unlon to· day s~gned a three-year contract which stopped the sqread of • na-tionwide alumbmm •trike. The package 48 cents an hour agreement keeps 115,000 Aleaa workers on the JOb But some 28,· 000 United steelworkers continued tbelr two-day strike which has ahut off M per cent o1 the na· tlon's aluminum productiln and has closed down 21 plants of AI· coa and the Reynolds Metab Co. The Alcoa-AWU pact, reached Wednesday night minute8 before mld(light strike deadline, 1'8 patt-erned on a three-year. no strike a~ttlement reacbed _ in the basic ateeJ industry, The AWU contract waa signt:4.- thl's morning. No hope> was seen for a quick 1ettlement ot the USW etr1ke against Aleoa and Reynolds. Alcoa oUtclals said the comp&fiY's tallts with the USW had "completely brok-en off with no meetIngs planned " Reynolds negotiators planed to resume talk!! with the USW in New York. A llpokCBman sal-d the bargainers met for ".several lioUrs" Wednesday but ''nothing came of it." He said there was "-no basia for further di8cyssHn." The AWU contract directly cevera some 12.000 workers a.t se-ven Alcoa plants. But some two p1tnts CONGRESS TO PROBE SHIP CRASH ' General Puller 1Defends McKeon For His · and the contracts siJned. The A1coa A WU no-strike pact provides- for a three year package lnc:rease of about 46 cents an hour, Including a direct pay hike of 24.5 cents an hour. The AWU workers would .'let a 9.5 cent an hour hike the first year, 7 tents an hour the set'ond year aod an 8 cent.s an hour psy raise the thu-d year. The avl'Tage aluminum woker pay before the pact was $2 22 an hou r. IIFOII ADJOURMING, the 84th Congress orlft!l'M a fuB-aeal~ probe into the Stockhohn--Andrea Doria C<lllision. The HoyH! unanlmousl7-. approved resolutlon.1 Introduced ii:r Rep, Herbert C. Sonner {lett), chalrm•a ot the Merchant Marine Committee, authortzlng: tbe com.. -ntittee to apend SlO,OOD in probin# the cr¥h. Bonnet (D-N. C.) .W 1hown 1n Wuhlngton with Rep. Thor C. Tollehlon (R-'Wa!lb.) look• 1D.J over 1)boto of the Swedish liner'1 battered bow. (lnU:r'ft4«on«U GALLIPOLIS, 0 UP·-- Wilham E Thomas, 75, pre1udent of th~ Wellslon Pubhshing Co, dted her(· Wednesday mght after 8Uffermg to hetc.rt attack at h1s home m WeUston Monday. Thomas '.185 pl,lbhshq: of th~ Well.!iton Sentinel and tbe MrArth ur Democrat-Eoqu!fer He found· eel the Soutbeatt.ern Ohio Athletic Leacue m 1928. The leaaue, m· duding e~ght schools, l5 tbe oldest leacue or 1ta kmd in ObJO Tbe publisher w.u a former Ohto Conference and Bic Ten foot· b~:ll 9~(ic1al and a close friend to Jhe late L W. St Jobn, athletic director of Ohio State University Thomas waa in tbe poatal se"v i~ in Wellston lrwn ltl6-195i and served u postmaster from 1923-11!'&4. Funeral serv1cea will be held on s:;~u;:::~:.afternoon at 2 (l'clocll: at {I of the Ga11k1U FwaeraJ Wtollston. P'rieq !DaY ~f j•<:"..,!Uhe funeral ~qme lrqi!_ M-' dav nwrtnng u.ntU the-time of thP , services. men$-a .under tbe meaaure. He is survived by one daughter. To finance the extra benefits. Mrs. John L Weber of Wellston: Social Security payroll taxes for 53 mtltion wurker.!l, employers and two grandsons, Tom and D1Jvi,. .self-employed persons will be Weber; and one sister, Mrs Hazel boosted by about -850 nulhon an· Schaellkopf or Bexley Rh~ wtfe preceded htm m death nually startmg next Jan 1 Bes1det; making thE> f1rst rcdur 111 Hl!iO bon in retirement 8~e 1n I he sys tem's 20-year history, the htll ex tends coverage to about 600,000 addihonal farm ownefll and some 225,000 self-employed lawye1 s. dr · lists and othe professiOnal work· ........ ,CJ.amherOf Commerce ' 7 !1tJ•on M Pt. i naf te}.l!>Iarin" Reor~aDI• , ,~,.. e~ _. ·----~ ;~;~:~~~t-~= ~~!~ , A -reorg3ni!llll at tneeti~g -of the Pomeroy Chambet' {If Commerce ~aa held o~ Wednesday m the offices of the Pomeroy Moi.C.or Company. During t-he meeting W. d. At klns served as chairman and spoke briefly on problems which beset the Chamber of Commerce m the past. He abo outhned met· hod~ of operation for the group m the future. It-.<!s '$! · ide~ •hat the group would meet J1ga1n at the Ohio Power Company of't'icf'!~ on Au~ur.t 1~ at 7 30 PM. Those l.n 11-t.en1 dance were asked to give thought to plans of future operatiOn of the il"9UP· Present at Wcdnl'sday's mcetin~ were Alfred Elberfeld, Bill ..Anderson, R~.tnald Splingcr, Fred Blaettnu, fl. E :Bon~y. Walter Grueser, Bill Gmeset', Irving Karr\ Jr, Les FultZ, Frank Will, Robert Coates, W. 0. Atkins, and Richard Owen. •can troops fared ao badly there, because of a l'ock o£ the very ih 1ng McKeon wa g 1ving hts men. -----!A h1s opinicm Local Bankers On Program At Jackson Parley WASEUNGTON (UP>-Pre.sidenl Etsenhower Wedne~day signed the Social Security bill llberalitmg 1>encf1ts for nearly s1x million womf'n, disabled workers lnd needy persons. Shortly before s!gn;ng the bi11 Mr. Eisenhower told a nc'N5 conference some ,or the b•H's provisions are "unwisf'." He said the Soetal seeur~ty sy$;tem was being _ saddled. ',With "something ( don't t)link should be there " Tbe measure lower~ the 65-ven retirement Rl((! for women lo 62 ers. and permits oermanenlly dtsable•' worker~ to start drawmg bencfi(r at the ue of 5e Tl'le admlnlstr& tlon cppOS('d both these l}rOl'ISions While the b!ll was tn Congress About 4 7 mtl) IOn needy dtsahlrd. bl rnd and aged penons anrl dcpf'ndent ch1h en 11et raises of from $2 to $4 a month m welfare pay· Friends here have learned of the death of Mrfl Marvin Byrr Atb)n, Pa, a former dleport rest-dent. Mrs. DeMame, who wall Julia Boggess, has been a patient at the Perkins Nur~ing Home recently and has been ill for some time. ii;iJ,;;;, . '.- OTHER. POOLS 25% OFF / ; • 25% ·OFF · ' Condon J ' . FRANK· ' Preddeu& NUII'I!Jl' IICIOI•J on. eombe.l alert are at&lloned alOnJ aa.4 ' » ~ lCgypt'a a bOld fOllow-up ~ ~~~·~ rest.a rn•Jch Of the wb&t-to-do about the eanltl Rtuatloa. SUe$ a. Brlt&1Jl't UfeUDa tD lha Orlee.t. Both Britaia and tbeo s. h&\'41 = ,·~ ill' the Medlterr.. u. "-WI.. iD caae a.;ud-~- ..~~.§faa'M'oJI France ord ered Jtl main battle fleet headed by the :J3,001).ton bat· tlesh1p Jean B"art to stand b)' fur actiOn m the eutern Mediterran· ean Brituh Pr1me Mamster An thony Eden announced the call up of ctrtatn Brtlleh reserees The_ British fleet already was on the al~,rt. • I • > I Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, Bntllih Foretgn Secretary Selwyn Uoyd and French Foreign Mml.Bter Chru;tu.n Pmeau met for two houn today Without reachmg final detatls o-f a world conference to Jnternationalu.e fhe Suez Canal. A spokesman sa1d arter the meet1ng they bad resolved to go ahead with the conference even il' Egypt boytolb tt. Harsh words by Preadent Gamat Abdel Nauer that Egypt would defe11d the earu~l w1l.1 ltll last drop of blood left no doubt on Egypt's position. Eden , after two days of conferences wttb Dulles, realfU'med Bntam's Suez stand tn a speech -to the Hot~&e of t:ommo01 He tben teheduled a second SVIteth later in the day tn hope the Bl8 Three would reat"h acreemeat by then "Br~la!D'a poutlon shU 11 1~tat the eaul cannot t~matn. MJ tbf- lUI· f~tered control- (jf a V.ngte,...,r;•• he .aid, restahng .a poailion that alre-ady bad b::-ought oondemn.qtions of "pirate1" and ''blood sueking explmlation-'' from Nu- ,, ' t i! Ob5erven sa1d Eden's s}atemeot to Parliament agam rev1ved t,be idea that Britain would use force •f neeeS&ary to kerp Egypt from cltlsing the carral France bas mamtaJned the same pos1t1on SJnce the CfUIIJ ftrst arose A htgh Br1hsh naval commander emphasized the gravJty of the l'lituataon when be told !be United Press,- "It will be dilfieult now to avoid using forte." He laid tr Britr.Jn loses the canal at will be tbe end of its position in the MiddleEast-aDd Britam'a fmish altogether. Both British and Amencan offt· ctal sourcea emphasized that a mass evactllltion of the American and British aatioalls in EuPt had" not been ordered_ Meanwhile, deminds for im~ne­ diate military Khon against Egypt ,.eemed to have eooled sl~htly. Fruce eonhnued to burl angry epithets at Egyptian Prtsiden.t Gamal Abdel NllSIIer but appeared to btl eonung around to Set-retary of State John Foster Dulles' VIewpoint that force should be u.sed only as s desperate tast resort. Dulles, Brit.isb Foreign Secretary Selwyn lloyd Rnd French Foretga Minister Chridian Pmeau were pinning tbe1r hopes on sue· cellS of the mternallonal conference lo which thl'y were expected to invite both EJ;J:ypt and RuMia The Big Three fore1gn mirusters hoped to, fmd a solution at thetr meethtJ today, in time to l.BSUe the formal call for a global conference bv tomght. They met ttl! short1v t->efore m1dni~ht WedDellday nlgbl and advis~rs worked nght through to dawn Pomeroy Lions Will Co-Sponsor ,Gallipolis Club 1 L•hf'l1v H11dnall !Jfi, du•d at the O'NE>tl Rl•st Home m Pomeroy on Wedne!'dRy at noon Funeral servlcl'~ w1!1 bf' hl'ld ('r S11turday at 2 !l m. at the Ewirtg Chapel wilh buml to follow in th Wells cemetery al Downlndon where hts late w1fe a~; buried. He ts ~nrv!ved hv ollc daugbt,.... Lucinda Hart of Manette, &IX grandchildren ~even :;:reat erand· ehildrf'n, and one great, iJ'eat, uaadchlld. the ~eeUlq: aa. & atw'.ber•. · . ' • ,.,_ Tbe Pomeroy Lions Club voted to e~M'~Donsor the charter nf a new uuouhhhu unlrcrecccc lrrtnu nuu Lions Club l n Galllpohs at the~Jt:ulary scheduled meeting or the club on Wednesday at noon in tbe basement of th~: Federated Church. Cet-sponsor of the GIIJI:Jpolis club alonli with the Pomeroy group will ·be the Pl Pleuant Lions club. Jack Hill a llon from Vienna, Ohio spoktl! to th~ .~rroup OOJIcernlng the organizahon nf the club In GaiUpollf!. Presiding" a,t the meeting wu Rev C. E. Hoyt president, who pre ..en ted Jack Carsey witb , hie Past Presldent11 Pin. • Samut'l 0. Perry. owner of 1M llotel ~n. wa, introduce4 Liberty Hudnall Funeral Service To Be Saturday f\ T It SWI·MMING PARAPHERNACIA , Swimming-Cops - Suits- Swim F lns- Goggles - Swim Masks,-etc Merc~des The Me1gs County Health Depan reported today that 1193 lie('_ ond 'shots of the Sallr: pnlw vaA cme had been administered Jh the offices of the department duru the past week. On last Frtdav, 337 shots were gtven .w hile Mondav's total was #2 land Wednesday's- total was 414 First '"shots were g•ven on July 23and 24 At that time 152 persons reeeived the shots The total number rere1vmg shots both first ,and second, wtthm th; past two weeks, was 134!i persons. Bess1e Mae Lf'Wis, 73. a lifelong resident of Mason County, died 1n Clifton on Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock. Miss Lewt.s was born in MaMn County on Oct3ber 2. 1881, th~ daughter nf the late Mr. and Mrs Isaac A. Lewia. Funrral servtees Will be held at 'he rogl!>song Funeflll Home in Mason Bl 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon w1lh Rev Richard Wrtgbt in charge of services Bunal w1ll be made tn the Suncrest .lfemor~al Park m Pmnt Pleasant She IS survivE"rl hv one brother·. red Lew•); of Chrton and several nephews and meces. Inflaltil to 4 X .6 feilt. Has rlticl 'lib!llar frame with Hall in 'cor nen. !titular 19.95 value.. ' SPECIAL $14.95 1345 Meigs County Residents Receive ' Salk Polio Shots Jessie M. Lewis Funeral Service Will Be Friday GIANT WADING POOLS Se~ailSI. Crisis Mounts Over Egyptian -Seizure Of Suez Canal Zone William E•Thomas I SEOAL Founder Is Fatally Stn"cken • r •-. , 5c l PARRIS ISLAND, S C. ""'"-- '! Lt. Gen. Lew1s 8 Chesty Pr:~~~K a bertbbnned ancl legendt~y l of a flghtlng .Marine, roared out m defehllc of S.--Sgt. Mattlrew C. McKeon today and old that only ! through such training as he gave hts men wnt Americans surv1ve m the next war. Shortly after the retired gen· erai--Veteran of Lea.t.herneck fJgb.t1 in11 m msny far comera of the 4 O\lorld-fml5hed , <me of tbe molt dramatlc courtroom appearances m m1111ary history, the defense rested Its case. The a:overnmeut, ttyJDI McKeon for manslau1hter and oppresswn of troops m the April 8 dea tb march Jn which stx recruits drowned, decllned even t-o put ;; question to Puller and down frOm the stand be stalked. "Oh, God, J>d follow that mln to bell," McKeon aaid fervently ' when the old-timer, now ~ retiremf!nt, Jeft the room. Puller told Mel(eon's sevenmember court martJal b( combat veterans that the se[lgeant, in h.s opinwn, JNas s1mply tonl)wing good nulitary p'ractlee in 'Jelidin~ his "laggard" platoon o_p. •;I n~h, march. ' _.. Furthermore, be sa1d, "If we are going to win the next war" night traming should be Jncrt:a~~l to 50 per cent. •s STARl'IWG SOON! Dress Single Copy LONDON-UP-Br1ta10 told ltij The Umted State3 warned ltfl. 700 sub jec~. 10 Egypt today to I 500 nat10nals tn Egypt to keep In le!IVC unless they had "comoel 1 rnnlitaut touch With the Ameru~an ltng" rea!lon~ to rcmaan and re-~ emha!S!y-a prt!CuUilOnary measure I afhrmed that the Suez Canal can lhat refledrd the ff!'ar of anlt ' not rt'matn tn the .. unfctlered" We stern notJ;; m Lhf' mounlmg cflhands of Egypt. sis over ~gyptaan stl:r:Ure of the canal HERE YOUR CHANCE- OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. WE ARE CLEARING OUT OUR' COMPLETE STOCK TO .MAKE ROOM FOR AJ<tEW SHIPMENT, DUE SOON! SALE Friday mostly fair and pleasant Low tonight 00s northeast, to Low 60s southwest. ~ 25%0~F WA'I'.CH FOR OUR cool- tonight. l!uilileu Phone age BEGINNING THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 ANNU~ LAY~AWAY More~ondlse ' NO ESTES DEAL, SAYS ADLAI 1 I . ___ • ·4, local iSIIues could ba cloudy, epart rom gypt e I ---- ALL LAMP SHADES OHIO: Part!y er extreme south today and ~~------~--~----~------------~~~~~~---------~~ ationa s Alcoa And Union Sign Contract To Prevent Strike Thursday, August 2, 1956 Howard Smith, 68 Former Resident Claimed By Death SPRING On AU Other ' " ,. • Death Reported In Attendmg were Sharon Berry, Bllrblll3 Ellen McDaniel, Jane Wolfe, June !'lpeneer, Marilyn FoglesonM, Patty Casto, Erma Hall, Ann Newland, La Vera Yeager, Sally Yeager, Sharon McDaniel and Sally Proffitt. Charle11 Swindler, M, of M1ddle· port. wM released Qn SMl cuh bond tOdlly fotlowlng his arrMt Tuesda) ntght on chariJ:el of rMkletls dnvmg by Patrolm11n Bottle. . WEAmEB De"otn r, 'J'he ltd,·eshmoot.s of home made tee Cl'ellm, cup cakes, &Dd pop were served. $10,$12,$15 PRICES SLASHED THE SHOE BOX ' entlne Mrs. M. DeMaine REDUCTIONS SUMMER SHOE at e Devotionals were Jed by Sally Proffttt who was as.sl!!led by June Spencer. The group sang the c)aq !long and reclted the Lord's Prayer. REl.EASEC ON BOND • Puller. who led h" - - -- - Barbara McDaniel Entertains Class On Monday Evening • a -~ 1ure Mrs. Stokley Cl were unable lu attend dm• to the Illness of M1 Crm:;ton Knd Mr Poulton due The Staff and Officers of theto h1 s employment Si!lters, Meigs Temple, PyttJian met Monday evening at tbe home Mr ancl Mrs C.11'uthers and of Mrs. Karl Owen with Mr5. Hoc· family returned to their home, ace McElhinney as the eo-h08te86 Mo'nday a(tr.r a week's vlslt with Mr1 Wltll11m Allman, president, hi~ purents and with his mother, Mts Maggie Caruthers of Har- was In charge of the meetinfl and rbonvllle !toa-d Mrs. Poulton it wiis announced that the Aua:ust at the and family left today for their meetmg would be held home of Mra. Cash 8jhr with Mrs. homJ, CRnlon Miss Jean Poulton Ralph Gibbs Jr. aa ~ostess. who has complett>d all requiremenl~. wtll <'nler the Allltman Games were played during the HnspltRI Jn t)eptembcl for nurses evening and prizes were won hy tratnmg Mrs. Griff Rusaell, Mr.s. Dave Farmer, Mrs William Lowe and Mn. Myron Miller. Gueslll for the cvenng were Mrs. Miler, Mrs. Raymond Luman and Mrs. T. F. Hawkns. ~ijijijji;;jijjijijijiiji~ . Get yourself a whole wardrobe of lovely 11boes for MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE K.tlh) Mane Roush, Hobby WorkV!l k 1 ,lob mit on Janet Smith, i'tlldl<wl Jaye.s, Huge• Roush, Jtm· nn 'dunN ('mnell Nease , Penny Su1· Burns, Dn·ma Sl!•vf:!ns, Rickey J'OW\'D .I Jhnny R1-dgo ~ way. , Gaynt>ll IJPaSt', Meh•Ln Ray Fry Amy Ruush Junm) Dodson, Don.tl·d H1own. F...UJo!l'ne Ell11t, Margaret Lou lluney, Mary Hood Linda M,usha ll Kalla Kearn~. Shtrley Uou sh Kill\' J)j)d~on, Corml~ Wa1 1h, Bo!Jliy Grmsh'ad, Eldon Rav Roush, L11da Oulln Ohtln.ger. rn;on MilS. ADA SLACK CLASS MEETS I' LADIES SHOES summer. , , .. at out· sweet-and-low Clearance Sale pric:es, you can't afford not to Hurry in . . . walk out with beautiful bargams Various sizes & cplors. 1 hi ldT l'n al1end111g the .o;chool wero :-.h~rl ~t-Giothm, Larry BurTI' J<~m' H011~h Ronnre Roush, K<~thy Ann Roush Max Brown, !\ant\ HJil A!Jr!:' H.oush Brenda l'•ov.n larry Jo'Ty Donna Rolllh, lk n 111~ Shaff1·r Myn1 Roush. Howell's Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary At Family Reunion Mr and Mrs Ha1-ry Johnsnn Columbus, wrre Wel'kend guest_.. of Mr and Mrs- Shirley Mills Tuesday Mr lind Mrs Milia joinMr. and Mrs Vet non Howell the Johnsons for a tour of celebrated their 40th wcddmg nnthe New England states and Can· ada Mr. Mllls Is on three weeks nt-veranry, Sunday at the1r hOme, vacatlon (rom the New York C('n Laurel Clllf, wtth a family rc•mum Present wen• ther two daughtral Railroad. ters and their famlhes, Mr. and l'l<!bln Mills, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills. Is v11 itlng -her m11ternal J!randparents Mr. and Mrs Raymond F1seher, Mason. Mr. an,d Mrs Norman Oleson and daughter visited Hawk's nest Ml!u>es Frankie and Shirley Fr1day, and thl~ week are vlsllmp Wippel enlertalned a group of In Erie, Pa , while he 18 on vacafriends Sunday at thl"!r nome Un- tion from the New York Central C D Camden, Manetta, a•·<'hlIOn Ave, honoring Mlss Sal ly Railroad tect in charge of tht• plans fur Col. and Mrs Wllllam Kincaid the Middleport Elementary S<"hool Barter~ on her birthday A decoratt•d bil thday cake WB.! served and &om. Arlington, Va are vis· and the additions to lhc Hll!'h Jt1n1 his parents, Mr ~nd Mrs School buUdlng met Monday even with a ptemc dinner at noon John K!ncaid and famtly and Mr Present wert Lms- Ann GlbbR anct Mrs. MJllard Wildermuth and mg with Supt. L W McComas and the School Board or Education m Jline Gilmore, Jean Sayre, Frank children their regular session Hytber Jr, Linda Moore and the Mr. and Mr• Harry H1eks and hofltell!!ell. They rev1ewed and cilscu~~ffi daughter and MISii Carmclla Sacco ba"'c flom plans for the n<'w l'il' The group presentrd Ml.sN Bar- Morgantown, were dinner guest~ ml'ntary hullrllng and ll1~h School tels w1th a r.old cr'(,~s necklace. of Mr. and Mrs. L E Reynolds arldthon wh1ch a1·e to be suhmtt~d and son, Val, and M•·s Margaret to the State Department thl b wt·ck Reynolds, Sunday Mls~ Hlcks and for th.c1r prchnun.Jry llflllrovnl Mr Reynolds are to be married on August 4 In Morgantown Board members present were Mr. and Mrs Willis Grueser Bruce Lloyd Mrs Lowell ProhaFrtook their granddaughters, Mary ('0, Paul E Dan~. Paul Sm11rt and Lynn and Patty McCabe, to their Harold E llubber·d home l n Columbu11 Sunday after SEE TH&SI the gll'ls had an extended vls11 MODEl. BEAUTI8$ BIRTH ANNOUNCED hf're Mt-rcury 4 clr. 51ldan 1)1r and Mrs. Donalh A. 1'avlor Mr nnd Mrs. Jack Evans, New Cover, W·wall tires Cahfornla, Vlllited here brtefl} of Pt. Pleasant are annnuncmg 1ht' nlee Tuesdiy and were accompanied birth of the1r hrst ehJ icl , a daugh Chevrolet V I wtth home by her mother. Mn. C r-· tl'l', nn Sa .1.uday mornmg at HolR&H clean. Hawkins zer hospital The baby , who wetgh Fo1'd V I Falrlane 2 ed sb. pounds, se:vE>n .an<l one quatA-2e George Neal, Fort Worth ter ounces at birth , ha.!i been Texas, ts vi.<Jitlng his parent~:~, Mr Plymoouth 4 dr. "'"''"'": and Mra Charles Neal and family named Connie Jean A n~al nJca automobile, Dean F1nk, IJOn or Mr and Mu. Mrs Taylor is the former Jean Mercury Sun Valley. Owen Fink, !!pent Jut week with Rush of Mason Palcrnol grandrorbuutlful car. Ricky Schoonover vlsiUng the ents are Mr . and Mrs. Howard TayPontiac (8) Star latter's arandpareni.J at Kanauga lor, Route 1, Pt Pleasant, whtl!.' car will 11tl11fy This week Oeaft 18 . In Columbus maternal granclpa• ents are Mr and viAtlng Ricky at his home . Mu Ivan Bush of Mm~un Cha-vrolet. R&H IriR Van Cooney and three nice. friends of Waahington, D .C were ford 3 pau. c~. wcokcnd aucatll of her parents, More To Ch0011• Mr and Mn. Lewl5 Van Coney R TD RCI"S HP Johnson outboard 1 and r•mlly . .n.&n. .n. HP JohMon Ot.lfbolnl Wllat1 1911 OlrlD State Fair. Mrs Harold Hubbard Is on Wlleret l!'lllarpl Ohlft State N•w a month's: vacAtion from tho J'alrafou.... Cola~~:bu,. 0. complete liM on naw Evans Supermarket where ahc lfi Whn 1 Frida,., A•l· J6 t~~nea• A"'"" 4'utbNrd motor ca.~hlcr. A•l· IL with lall-A Matlc. Mrs. MaMI Marhaall has re 0,.1 te.atp.~~. turned to Columbus after an ex tended vl1it at the" home of Mr ••thU 1Widln11 Open.& DaU,. ...... toltlllp.lll. and Mrs. Davtd Yost and f1mlly, A.•Mw.iont A.dalta, 75c. Chf1dnll At Traffic U1ht In Mlddle,ort 1 Portland. •Mer 11. fi'M wka llftamput· 295 N, 2nd An Middleport, 0. Mr and Mra. Owen Fink and lta. AD JGUBf people Open lvflnln,. Until t rnna, Blll ud Danny, and Mlu a.roo1• hiP ldlool are ad, ..... IIIMS.J Mabel HyiJflll apent Sunday, with •Uted lrw .,. Yea~ DQ, Mr t~nd Mrs, GeorRe Fry, Lock· bourn~. and other relatl\le1. In I Parkl. . l 110 ..... ftMQ. ftl Se-rlll!t...tli A·n~tae eM-ranee. Columbua. IOc a tla,., Pre. llhaltle •nice C R. Dalley, Sprin1fleld, came to and rro. rroullda. •ftt'r his wife and 10n1, Rlcharfl Traa.portaU. .,. Grondit and Michael, Sunday after they Ce..tinaoua ... ae:niee . , had 1pent two weeka with her mo. Folrt'"""" , . _ . ltlo ther, Mr 11 • Midnle Erlewlne, and toGDd trip. family Other weekend 1ueat.s at l!atriMt CIOH A.aa. L the Erlewlne home were MTJ .AtiYilnctl Sale of Tiekolta1 ARMThelma Shirk and Mr. and Ml'll Aal· 1, aend c:beek to S. C. Ruuell Shirk Jr.,Spr1nlfleld Cuhman, M'J"r. OhiD State Mrs. Damll· Srock, Cuyahoga Fair, Colambua I, 0Jdo. for Fall•, ha 11 returned to her home Uekeu t. eU Grudatantl aM Collteum oennta. after a visit with her llr&ndmother 1 Ill!:! 0..norTheIn Brightest Cor-~ Mlddl•port Sal!y Bartels CQ BAKER FURNITURE ald Brown, Mrs Everett Roush , t-;elso n Roush, Mn . Dona.ld Ohllng!:'r, M!.s J V McGrew, Mn. H<~rn Layn{' Miss Jean Grlh!ltead, Mr' c, 0 Roush, Mrs Clyde Rice , H.n 1\.lvmond Peters Mrs Carrol] Ad11 n' .lr Mrs Robert Layn.e, :-.11' Bub Munry and Mrs P1rl Bu1 11s I M1s SYRACUSE August I, 1956 - -Wednesdo)', POMEROY SOCIETY l ,• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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