http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/aa34b015f2ba415900594222a84064ad.pdf 9032ab876bf861e8af4e8f1d0a86ac9b PDF Text Text ••, -• • . .......... - ----' -- • I - ... • .. ... . • • •• : 6-l)tlly Sentinel, Pom""'J'•Mlddleport, 0., Aug. 29, 1960 • Bridal Shower • ; Miss Elizabeth McKay Becomes Bride Of Honoring Miss Was Held 1 Findlay Man In Church Ceremony Aug. 27 Mortinohower to bonor Miss A bridal in ia Martin wu held at the Y!rg p C Kay, 330 Brlaham Lane1 Bowling Green and Steve n o e H1•W•f lllnquet Room, Oak Hill, · Bartley, son ol Mr, John B. Bartley 306 First Street Findlay Ohio, Thundaf •V,•nllll, Augu,t tS. were united in marriage Satunjay afternoon, Au gusi 27 t h in 0 • th� First Presbyt�rlan .�utch by the Rev. James �autw�in, an� ;:�:::r! .!:�,b�:�i1-:: : Elizabeth McKay, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Ro bert E. Mc- Vicar. of St. John & f.plSCOpal r.hurch, in a double rmg cere- Jenlr.ina, Mr'I. M'lltl' oa�ns 4nd mony. The candlelight serYice took place before 1n altar with va1e1 of · white 1ladioH and crown ..,sten, � and ib: bronze candleholder11 with · tall white candlea. Given in marriage by her flth• er, the bride wore a dreu of ivory Skinner's aUk, made prlncea 11tyle with a calhedral train. The yoke and c-Jfh on the short sleeve, were "of family heirloom Roaepoinl Madalllon motira or the 11me late. · lace �ere appllq_ued on the front . and 11de panels of the dress, which ,_... de■igned and m■de by the - mother of thl! bride. . The nil w_11 alao a fam�ly heirloom, belonging to a couam. Mrs. , Wella P. Kins, of Washington, D. C. 1t WH of Prince,, Roee imported • Jace, and fell from a goftly cath• . ered ruff!e into a_ cathedral train. The bride carried her praytr : book. covered in the some maier• iii u the drea, and with a white • orc�d, carnatlona and liliea of the _ vall� affl zed to the book, and al10 carried a handkerchief that had · been can-ltd by her mother and creat 111nl. She wore amall pearl earrlnp which were her firat ones, , a 11ft from her rather, and I culthe �red pearl necklace, gift of ...;;;;;.;;.;;;;.:;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;.;;;;;:.;;,._ I a:room. Her "someth ing old and blue" was a ring belonging to her m•ternal veat grandmother who had received ii as a college clu.8 ring in 187:io, and which wu worn by the bride's mother at her wedding. Attending the bride were Mrs Jame, E. Whuler, Bowling Green, aa matron of honor, three bridesmaids, Mrs. Charles Sanford. Jr . Parma, cousin of the bride ; Mrs. John P. Bartley, Middletown. ra., ■iater-in-law o( the groom, ■nd Milis Margaret Jarvis. Port Washington. at junior bridesmaid. l·ousin of the bride. MIH Janice Saflford, Parma, • cousin or the bridC', was flower , girl. The gowna of l h<' attendants were all made alikf' with a circular atlrt, fltttd ))odlce, cap sleevea and • large bow In the back with the the end• of the Nth falling lo hemline of the ballerina length .u:own1. Thti matton of honor was tn pale pink with a rleep Romance pink a11h, wllh shCJcs dyed to match and • h111 nf 11e!vr,1 leavH In the 1hade1 of lhe pink!!. She i;ar'ried a ca11cadr houqul!t o Crown uter, In rtcep pink . The other atU!nda1Jt1 wNe in lavender with a deeper 1hade in lhc sa11h, ahoes and hata, and carried purplr crown ..uteri, The two junior al­ lendanta carried nosegays of iav . ender crown Hlen and hut bands or the umti flowers in their hair. The be1t man was Ll. John P. Bartley, brother or the groom, and u1her1 were Je11 Bartley, also a TUii., WID., THUR. brother or the 1room, and Robert MeKay, Jr., brother of the brlde, Get Double Your ,nd Jame■ Cole and Rlchard Puroha1e In S11111(11 Southard, both or Find lay The 'bride's mother · wore a ahealh J1>WP of Peau de SOie and lace In wood vlolet with ahoea to MIDDLll'ORT match. Her 1mall hat was or satin leaves in the shades of soft plnk an(J lavender used in the wedding. H She wore a three strand bib or cf)'aLll, lmethyst and pearls, 1 • f1mil)' heirloom. lier cultured • TON IGHT ptiarl Hrringa wNe a gift from t�e bflde for the wedding. A FABIAN - Carol 1-)rnlet ahoutder coraage of pink roaette1 "HOUND DOG MAN" pleted the co�lume. ci;,m · (Cinema1COpe & Technlcolor) were Min Esther Ben• Soloi1t1 - •lao . dUt', Elyria, aororlty slater of the Kelth Andes - Suaan Cabot bride, who uni::: "Whither Thou "SURRENDER ll!;LLI" Goll!!lt'' and the "Lord's Prayer" and Mr. Robert Welton, Findlay, ALllO CARTOON · I uni "0 Perfed Love" and "W�- DOU BLE POLL PARROT STAM P DAYS Rou1h'1 Shoe Store 1 '�.1 �� ,- Drive -I n A Man To ·Be P�oud Of! He's Always Neat and Well Groomed! HE USES ROBINSON'S 2-HOU R CLEANING· , SERVICE PROFESSIONAL CARE .f'qR· YOUR W.18B .N' WEA.RS Robinson's . ,I - .,. 61.ANERS LAUNDERER$ . . Tl'I-Lu••• Cleuen' PHONE WY 1-1110 IN MIDDLEPORT ' -..iuon'1 Cle1nera PRONE WY J-1411 IN ·POMEROY Karen AJle.n. Alter refrtahmtinta were served the honored a:uesta Opened her man)' iueful gHta trom Meld.mes Eva Allen, Ethel Mutin. Ferne Falrie Jenkim Anna Hughes, Brooklna, Ellen Canter, 'Almeda Wallace, Joan Davia -i.t:uriel Allen A1m1 Jenkins .' Mary Gukios, Missel Betty Martin, Georgenni Evans, Marva Ranklnt, Junie Al­ len, Norma Leonard Karen Allen Opal Mitchem, M a;y Alice Crab'. tree, Kay e,tr and Mrs. Alpha e,rr. Tho11e who sent gifts but were unable to attend were Mesdames Tena Bates, Ada Jones, Pode Bates, Della B1te11. Sis Smith, Dor­ othy Wall ace �Jle Lambert Vlolet Barnhart, Mary Barnhart.' Mary Leonard, Ethel Crace; Miaaea Katie Evans, Dora Leonard .and Mrs. Lewi1 &1.itchem. j,fisa Marlin is the b1ide•elfft or Mr. Duane Ro:;er Barr ot Lanesville. Brownie Scoue. · A.dmonial,ed Below Brownie Troop 2.S held its meeting al the United Methodlat Church, Thursday, AUi , 2t.. Tho following memben ""ere prescnl Linda Sue Warner, Pam Crew, Ma1y Cro11s, Sandy White, Jane Wells, Patsy Ash and Linda that were Wehrung. Mci,1hen present, made kltten heads for la· pel pin•. All mcmbera lhat did not attend are ur&ed lo attend and bring back duea aays Sandy White. dll\1 Prayer.'1 , Server, at the reception were all aororlly alaten or the bride: MiH Andrea Houaeholder, Ml11 Ruth Ann lohnton, Mlaa Sharon Gllman all of Bowline Green, and Miss Joyce Howard, Pemberville, and Mia Robtint Edwards of Btidford . The reception w11 held in the Alumni Room of the Univeralty Union, The bride', table holding the cake waa coYered with a four yard banquet cloth or white linen wlLh cutwork dealgn and Val lace lnaerUona,· made by the 1reat aunt of thti bride, Mra, Arthur Brame . . The other l&ble formed a lflffll•clrtle Ind WH eo\reted In white da milak1 From silver •ervice p'unch and coffee were served. Thia table w11 centered wilh • branch c1ndlet1bra entWlned pink rosette■ and iv)'. The · o llered cake was topped by weddin g bells ,nd 1urrounded with a a:wr· land of ivy, For the weddln1 trip around Lake Mlch\1an the bride wore 1 auit of mu ted plaid ln 1h1dea of gold and black with bl1ck aece1• aorle• and earrJed a homespun cloth coa.t. She wore tbe orhld from her bouquet The couple wlll be at 1home at SU We�t Lima St. in Findlay afttir their trip. The bride I• a junior In the Col­ lege or Bu•lne11 AdmlnlatraUon at Bowlln1 Gret!n State l.Jnlverslty and • member of the CtU Omega socl,l 1ororlty. The aroom 11 1 Junior in EleetrJcal En1Ineeri,ng at Ohio Northern Unlvenlty ind 1 president of ll• chapter or the In­ lllilute of Radio Enalneen. The bride 11 thti· a:rand daughter of the former Supt.' and Ml'I. Al­ len W. McKay or Middleport. She . w11 born In Mldd)ep0rt where her father waa a teacher In the hlah ochool. 1,� . MEIGS THEATRI Pemerey. Ohio , NOT OPEN August 14 Thru Sept. 3 ■ COMINI l JiT, � "WffO Wi\a THA.T 4J)Y" Tol!7 Cunio·- 0..n '•Afn .. ' ' . . . Racine Grange Has Inspection On Wednesday Around And About• Middleport Racine Grange Inspection W&s . l' Aug. 24th w i th County Dep­ held L AS� HO\JD DII Ir FRID uty C. N . Jones the inspecting Mr and Mrs. Carl Swartz, Jr. of 1 officer and Mrs. Jones present. The Second Degree wH put on M uon, •pent Sunday at Cam• in full form. den Park. The theme of the lecture pro• Mr. and Mrs. C linton Fisher .iml :dre. George Harmon of Middl,pi,o rt gram was "Sca nning the Grange were in GalUpolill yesle_rday whe �e Horizon" with the pro�ram as they attended the morn i ng wors �1p lollowa: Rltualil!i m and Falernal­ Pre�byterian ism was presented by Earl Crow, at the serYicts t: h 1m h. 'They went es�c1 ally lo Education, Lethia Norris, ReC'rea­ hear Dr. Homer G. McM1 llen, form- ti�m. Mary Kay Yost; Servioe, er pastor or the Middleport_ Prea-, Mary Virginia E.sterday; Cooper­ byterian Church who delivered ation, Clifford Morris; Member the sermon. Dr. McMil len is now ship, Emma Adams. Song "Count l ocated al Worthingto n. A special Your Blessings" by grotip; Short voca l number, "How Great Thou talk on farming by Gene Yost; Art"' was sung by Don Epliu.g dur- Tap dance number by NanC'y Yost; Reading, "ll Happened In ing the service. in visit is g MIHourl" by Bertha Spencer: Bailey s. Herman Mr I at DcLand, Fla., with her tla ught- Humorus Skit '"Going Lo Grange" er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har- by Jean Alkire and Wanda Rose. Song, "Keep On Bouslini::", The old Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman Lord's Prayer sang by Mary Kay and son, Mark, left yesterday to Yo1t; Pantomine by Emma Ad�pend several days in Coh,mlJus ams. Refreshments of ice cream, where they will attend the S�t� and ice tea were served. cake zoo. the visit Fair and also Mrs, Vernon Rogers, who h�s been asinsling in the Downing In- , ------------­ surance office the past week, left Sunday for her home in Woodville. She visited with her pare_nls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, while here. Rev. and :it:rs. FrCd L. Gardner returned from Tennessee where ly LOCllLf HAWKU<I they visited with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mr■. Bill Mrs. J.1axine Arnold and daugh­ in Johnson ter, Sus-:m na, accom?anied Mr. and Shoun and children City . .Mra, Wilbur Stew-art �nd Mrs. Hel­ Paula Kay Russell, daughter of en Stewiart ot Mason, W. Va., to Mr. and Mn. Paul K. :Ruuell ill the West Vi11ginia F.F.A. - S.H.A. confined to her home by lllne�s. conference center at Cedar Lake, Charloue M<.-Clure or Shreve near Ripley Friday eYenlng. While spent several days last week with there, they wilnessed the ground­ hP-r brother and his ramily, Mr. breakin ceremony for the Mason g :tnd Mrs. He nhel McClure and Co�nt Cottage. They were accorn­ y sons, Jimmy and Bobby Joe. -panied back by G ary Stewart who Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tennat and spent the paat week there III a daughter came Saturday eveneing member of the Wahama Whlte Fal­ to spend the week end with Mr. con band. and Mrs. Willia m Everson and to Georige Wagner was a business return .their son, Kim, who h88 vjaitor in Huntington. W. Va., Sat• been viaitlng the Ever1ons to thilr urday. home in Salineville. Miea Bernlce West or Mt. Vernon Rev, Raymond Konkrlght was in w.as the weekend guest of Mr and Kentucky laat Thunday and Fri· Mrs. R'. T. We.st and son. · _ day where he attended the funeral Mn. Orville Well is 011 v,acation in Brookavllle or his uncle, Robert irom her employment e.t the Kro­ Frank, and lo visit with his ra­ ie er Store. ther, Ltwis Konkrlght who is a Mr. and Mra. James Shepherd patient in- Boothe Me'morial Hospital in Covington. Thursday night and family returned home Sunday he visited with his mother at her a fter a week 'a yacation Jn Wesi VdrglnM. home near Brooksville. Mr. tmd Mr11. Charles Neff and Mr and :\trs. Geora:e Ray Neal and son of Port1mouth, N. H. are daughler, Mrs. F. L. Bobek and vl11i ting with Mr. and Mr11. Ch�rlea dau ghter, Debra, have returned to Ne.al and family. Last week end their , b�e, Chicago, Jll., after a their other son, S-Sgt Robert Neal, week s v1sJt with Misses Maud and . Ha�r1.1burt, Pa., vi1it,ed with them, heda Gruei-er. L Mr, , loh11 Whitcomb of Detroit f.M.r■. C. R. · Wise, who has been •l with Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Mich., spent .a few days bst week VT!t\lna: Wisc and ramUy, lert yesterday with � er paren ts, Mr. and Mrs, Ed . from Columbus by plane for her Hinet. Mn. Carrie Nye returned to her ho_me in M h1rnl, Fla, The c. Jl. hom Wtees took her to Columbu 6 . �, Mulberry Ave., Saturday Weekend guest.a of Mr. and Mr�. e\reQlna , bvm Meigs General Hos­ James Criswell were Mr. and Mrs. pi t.al and is eon l--..a lescln g nlcely Orville Martin and son, Larry, ot h(lr, Mrs. Edna Bartels, Nye A�e Mr. and Glen Dill and Mn: Pithburgh. Mr. and itlrs. Kenneth ,Byer re- Walter Wal lrel' returned home turned Saturday from their wed- thh eveQln.u:, .after an overnight ding trip and are at home In the visit wllh reh1tiYes in Columbus GruHer Apartment on N. 2 nd•n . r,f r. and Mrs. Robert Ritchi� Mr. and Mra. Robert Powell and and ion, Bobby of Dexter Cit chlldren of Columbus vi s i1 ed ye11• spent I lle w e ekend with i-elati ve� terday with hor parents, Mr. and here. Mrs. Norman Wayland and Charles. Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Bru1;:h Mrs, Adeline Roush, whn was rr­ and family of Entcrprlsc visited cently hospltallzed, remains about Su,1day with Mr. and .Mra. Eldo o the same at her home. Assisti ng in Kraeuter and d1rnghters. her care are Mr11. 81.anehe llupton­ M is, Donna Circle visited Tues­ st.all and Mrs. Crow. day, with Mr. and Mrs. De:lmu:­ . Mrs. Martha Fry, and Miss Fred­ Hamrn and family . die Houdaahelt were In Charles­ Mr: and Mrs . Hom er Circle and ton Saturday· eYcning where they daughter,, l>onna and Dix ie and attended a Hies meeting and show­ Mi111 W1Vle C f"{·je of C,tmel . Ing of new rall merchandise of the vl,lted Th ur�day e\Ce ninl' wlkb Realsllk Compan)'. The tneetinJ? Mr, . Mary Circle . WH held , at the orrlee home ot Wllll1 Ridenour of Upper San­ Carl Norman, district nfa nager . dua ky visited wlth the Home.r Mr. and Mra. John Loekwuod and Cirtle fam. l Jy o( Carmel. He was da ughter1 of Jamestown and Udell accom anl_e d by Mies Donna p Konkright Yiaited Sunday with Circle I.II far aa Dove r where &he ReY. and Mrs. Raymond Konkrigbt wJII resume her teaL"hlng In tho Mias Phyllis · Southerland. who klnderaartcn for the second year i1 employed .it lhe Waffle Shop, lq the Dover, School. MJu Clrclti l111t Saturday for Virginia where .spent the paat week with her ■he will vi1it for a few days wilh p�rent.a. relatlvea. Pfc. George Hibbs of KiUzen, Germany, 1ptnl the week end with hi1 parents, Mt. and Mrs. F"ed Hibba, Georfe h•• bb(ln at Fort 81111 for ap1ci1l training and will rrturn to Germany. Also visltlne: with the Hlbb• l•mily are Mra. I Ma,in/y About People In Pomeroy I the church In charee of the Sunday School openina: exen::laea. There will also be apectal music b}• the Nursery Clu, and a pkiylet under Lbe direction of Mn. FultJ and Mn. N-an Moore will be presented. Durin1 the worship service the teachers and substitute teacher• will be honored and Promotion eertificatea wi ll be given out and .also awatda for perfed attendance. Following the close of the morning worship &ervice a pot luck dinner will be beJd at the church. The meat, dessert and beverage will be a:Uta -�----- · 01,d Country Church Tabe;nacle Wedding Setting Dr. Rouah Corul� Service, A.t Sutton' w,, - YOU CAN HAVE A GOOD LAWN THIS V ERY FALL � Got mor1> result■ lhlt lbne of year lhon al any other ,eoson - SprlDJ lne luded. The 'bell gr111 g rowing seuon of the apply a good entire y�•r IIH ahead. No matter how rleh lhe sou, II la Important gr... food before ....UaJ. io Greener Lawns Don't Just Happen ,. .. , -• � .,., 1 �--'l . ·. . • , . t . > '-' ,, ' . .., "'; t I • � t 1;hpt'., tbe..man '\VhO , IWO?e Jle,ct �... d4 a )ld..a :\o ., . �-� �t.�ow: iti Wit' t(rqa . �e ••� �'. •.ui• : ,. ,� U,.e � SJ>l'�lder he lauilted.- 1,P� kno�-the , @.•i . · , we!t they clo.�B(\t_when h�·•�,Aw-l!·the'.,viy, l , •, �,,f. .,. .'I . . ,, . . � .r . ' : .,,},1 \/", C .t" : r•f• ;. I u .' .. I , • ! I>• I I FOt,• IVERY NEED \R.._t1,n.d' ' · Fut."'�tubf : ! I', l ' • , ,,.,,-·.. · Arnold Grate, CM;ifr '4 · PilON& ...41J ', · ' ,,: l�ij o. .. ,.,.,� ', Y • ly Uiilto4 ,_ Tlle lnd,llf , ... 1tw11...- ....... • 1nei1t- • ....,1., Ml.IL .....,._, tu. 11111..,. ..... � ...... ... n,e, whkf'II ....,... ,.,,.... 150 '"�" In - uy, Baptismal Rit,es Held Fri.d For Wise:lnlont WARM . MORNING H E AT E R S ' ' . held in the· recreation J'OOPl1 wbl• planned •nd all otben _are to mine cb waa decanted 1n purpl_e and & co�ered di.ab •nP their own table white. D1ncln1 wu enjoy'ed thro­ serVJC'I, Mn. Jack. BechUe, Mrs. L. upout &.be eYen.inc. W. McCwna11 Mil• Beal Sanborn, Mn. Jai;nea Brewh:iglon and Mn. .. After lhe honored. 1uett open• , William Ever&0n were n amed a■ a ed Ilia many nice Ofta. refnlb· committee to have char1e of the ments of a bl,rthday cab iced 1n white and decorated in pink and ifood. In .preparation ror the Rally day green, lee cream and 10rt drinb every mtmber- of the church wUI were served by Mrs. Lind 111i1tecl receive a poll card and tbe chll• b.Y her mother, 11?1. F4ward Hoedren will be given buttooa to wear • flick. Favon were will cups tiile d with mint.a. for the day. Earl Knight wa, named Sunday Attending were Connie and nl,ght ,aa the aubstitute teacher of Mary Lou. Teaford, Palrici.l Hen• the High School claal'. neuy, Jane Baer, JennUU Crew, Those attending the meeting Kirkland and Cindy Kin­ Uqpa were , Rev. Raymon Konkright, Swiie Welte, o.f Mc.Ar­ and lin& who dismlaaed lhe meetinc w/th Arnold, Donald May­ Jerry thur, prayer and Mr. and Mn. Bech ,� ay and Geora:e McKenzie Bruce er, . Mr. and Mr1. Jam.ea �ler, Mra. Hotrmim. Moore, Mrs. Mc:Ccmaa and Ml.s8 Adutta present were Mr_ and In a private serVice at the Sanborn, and Mn, f\Lltz. Mrs. Georg:e Kislling, or McArt­ Heath Methodist Church of Mid­ hur, and Mr. and llra. �ward dleport, Jennife1 Lynn Wise, Hoeflich. small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. but unable to at­ Send.Ina R. C. Wise of Middleport, was tend ware Cheryl tbenb&cb, christened Friday evening at 7:30 Alita Ctrpe.qter, Frank Titus and The b•pti�al fool given lo the Hant t:lelind. �hurch by the lnrant'a l(eat­ great gr�ndmother waa used for Mrs. Orln ·Smith entertairred the service with Rev Raymon the Jolly Bunch Sewlna Club last Konkr�ghl officiating. Friday evening at her home in Atle'ttding were the paternal Middleport. The evenine was grand mother, Mra. C. R. Wise or spent in reminiacin( of early Minersville and great grand mot­ school days of the group. her, Mrs. John Bailey. Present at the meeting .were Also in , attendance were Mra. Mrli. Noah H11kln1, Mn. L. D. The Old Country Church Taber• Rua Watson, Mrs , Bertha Scott Diles, Maei Robliln, Mr1. John nacle will be the setline:, October or Minernille, Mra. Olin Gen!,i Seines, Mr,. Mont Millel', Mn. P. 1, at 2 p. m., for• the wedding of mer, Columbus, Mrs. Wllllam L. Miteh, Mr1. Doyle Miller and Miss Virginia Marlin to Mr. Duane t. Sherloan of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Milhoan. Roa:er Birr. Mra. William Knl&ht or Pt. PleaDuring the evening rerresh­ The double ring ceremony will 11nl and Mi11 Frieda Faehnle or ments were ■ervtd by the h01teas. be pedormed by the Rev. R0 Al­ 1 Middleport . len, uncle or the bride. Mrs. Ellen Cant,::r •nd MiH Kay Barr wlU aerve as bridesmalda. Mill Bettf Martin, slater of the bride, will Dr. and Mrs. L .L. Rouah, of aerve as maid of honor. • Wilm ington, ,pent the weekend Hr. Blair Cadwalader of Hills­ at thdr farm home near Buban boro will aerve as best man with R. and att�nded ehuRh at Sulton Jay Alien and Robert Cant.Ir 11 Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher enter­ Sunday where Dr. Roush was the ushera. Sololst for the ceremony tained her Card Club Thunday guest minister. will be Mt. Andy Ondera and or• They were accompanied by canlsl will be Mrs. Roma Leonard. eYening at her home In Middleport. Prizes for the evening were won their gueat. MiN Sbirm Slddiql The gracious cuatom of open by Mra. Jamea Weber, a guest, and or Pakistan, who attenda sehOol church wJII be observed. al Delaware. She •110 1poke Mra. James Buchan1m. Mra. Kenneth McElhinney and briefly telling of btir native PICNIC DINNIR Misa Jean Lam11. were also gucat11 tfetuntry. Mr. and Mrs. James Roush en­ The Roush'• dau1hter, M'.ildred of the club. Others playing were MfJ. Bruce - sailed today for a yelll'fl study tertained. with • plcnlc- dlnner at Lloyd, Mn. John Zerkle, 'Mh- Jane and travel in Di!lnmatk, Swllzer• their h9me on Sunday. J,.Ue.ndlng were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mescher, Gilkey and Mrs. B. F. PHma1Ml. At land and otb,ir countrlel. keilh, Chtle, Harry and· �oe, . of the cloae of the evening a de11t1rt Lebanon, Ohio; �. and Mra. Paul F,tt.LL KILLS AIIUALIST courae was servt'd by the hoatea1. LOriOON UPI - Garmen Ro­ Harbrech�, Jeffr�r, ..JlP, and Joe,' or saire, a 17-year-<tld rittU• Hrl,l• Pt. Pleuanli ¥r:. and Mrl.' · John GOTHAM'S HOTTIIT NEW YORK UPI - New York i,t, died I� a bo,pl'tal'l/atlir:toda> Mitch, Terry Wnd Gary, ' and Mr. CJty'1 hotteal day of -the 1umqier, frQfl multiple lnJurlee ,uUeted and Mn. Bill Barnoiek of Pome• re� by the ln • fO.fool· fall from 1 �en and llra-. BUI Baronlck, of Pome­ BIU dea:ree1, trapeae during rehearsal SUnd_.f. da and Jefr. Weather Buna� here Sunday. Card Club Was Entertained At Fisher Residence i-- • I t i\rc'-• obi• S\a e b !ltU,\ll • \111 01t» Co\un,\bGI• ... Ullftw.a ft;. 1-...,;..,.., . and lln. lleillo Und •nlerMr. . a wl a 1 t 1ned CondOf home. lllturd&J 1111 •1lll th•ir Pffl •••• St. bonorln& their aon. Tom. on hla Hlh birthday. Tbe party waa Sewing Club Meets Friday At Smith Home ''" • Now You ldOW Birthdtty Party Rally Doy Plans Completed For Heath Church At Meeting Held Sunday Eveninq H�t! Saturday Final plans for Rally Day and Promotion Sunday were made for Tom Lind for Heath Methodist Church when the Commission of Educalion met Sunday evening at the church in Middleport. Mrs. Bernard Fultz , chairman wag •in charge of the me..tg in and led the devotional period before the meeting· Ra Ily d ay wiil be held on September 25 with the youth of � , • '' i, ff\st, ... · \ e., • ••. . .· a l. · y . \ • • I • ' ,. • nt 1n e: .J. f. ' . l'adr.t �.. ·� NEI. -- r) ...... ---� ·• • -. C • d oltEvery ting Editori y E • J 0, 1 g, I 1 rsFi 'DayS · ··-· ·--To· eialSu meroy- Ci ' US1\ ,,,.,=• as • atbatUeshe I at Offl• e to tone it Re -F�y • \ DAILY CROS WO D --·-- ---••. -.• • - \ n R th • nd ay of - • •.,II 1 D �.. ·� NEI. -- r) ...... ---� ·• • -. C • d oltEvery ting Editori y E • J 0, 1 g, I 1 rsFi 'DayS · ··-· ·--To· eialSu meroy- Ci ' US1\ ,,,.,=• as • atbatUeshe I at Offl• e to tone it Re -F�y • \ DAILY CROS WO D --·-- ---••. -.• • - \ n R th • nd ay of - • •.,II 1 D �. .. . ,. • ' Rally Middleport's 4-Run · • ·Hits ViUWIWagen Does It·Agauc -· u� ._ TM ....... ...... ' ft U At 3 tO 3 · TO TJe '> ft11D ffOmer m,..... , p MIPAL tALLY . .!... ,_ i," lntt In ttw lMO · oa,m.,k GM1N •t the .,... 0, MlnN,-a c.....,.i�In, for tlon: !Gold NCOnd atM1 bNn1a ,- lhlnl:) GoW lllwer eronu Country . Middleport's All-Star Little League baseball team was all but dead Monday evening in the Syracu.. tournament except Italy Ruula that they didn ' t give up, and won 4-3 over New Haven with Germany all four runs scored in the bottom of the sixth and last inning Au,trall• Mike Bratt.on was safe on lht thud b.aseman'1 erro r. Slobart hi! sharply dow n the 1h1rd bast !inf! for 11n automatic double, the bitill roHmg clear into the rou::h 3uO feet 1wa}', and it was J.1 fo• New Haven. i hen Jerry vanlnw11gen , who had broken up lhc all-1mportant Uak Hill aame at Wcllaton with 1 homer, did it again . lie tagged i low pitch toward the outside on .i:I !me through the hole to the right of second base that rallied otr the centerfield fence. He beat the throw into the plate to Lie up tht! g;ime at 3·3. Maynard came in to relieve Roush and promptly hit Bruce Wall11ce to pul the winning run on r1rat, 1till wilh one out. Wallace Stobut walked the lead-off bat swiped 1econd. George Sauer ter in the seco_nd a nd third i nning,, dumped I little bouncer halfway j an• had the rlnt batter get on via loward third base. . , an error In the airth. But he aet• Maynard • rus�ed throw to f1r1t Ued doy,rn to limit New HaYen to waa hard, 11nd m!ssed, the ball hitp.tee 11eat1ered hits. New got one tin1 Sauer on his helmeted head . in t.be aecond , And erson one In the Wallace 1cored on the play and the tblrd, a nd Curtis King one in the aame WH over. fourth Middleport harl. pla yed without , The · Middle.port ,ixth opened regular c11tcher J'.m Jo_hnaon w �o :" '1Jlth Ronnie Hindy ,triking out. wa, iajured In drill Fri day, but 11 · after one was out· expetted to be ready La hor Day , __ Tonleht the Pomeroy Buckeye, take on Racine for the prlvUege of • meet1n1 Middleport in th e fi nal, at 3 p. m. Labor Day. Tourney manager Bob Louk.I alIO h11 arranged for the Pony •.' Lea1ue playoff between the Middleport Barona and Racine lo be played the aame day, starting at 1"111111111 12:30 p. m. ' ' L11t evening Stob11rt fa nned 9, walked five, 8ave up 5 hits. Roush finned 7, w.ilked two. allowed four hit•; Maynard fanned nobobdy, hit and w;is the one, walked none, • · • , Whatever you need, we like loaeJ'. New Haven 300 000 -3 � I to finance it fast on our spe­ Middleport 000 004-4 4 1 " clal CREDIT-THRIFT plan. M . Rou1h, Maynard, 6, LP, an d :: Phone us nrst before you Baley, Slobart and W. Moore. Milton R1.1u,h, 11 &trong, leUhand·· 1 had Woody Cali's boys well cllfled until the fatal siitlh. They bx.d Juat two hilt, both singles, one b)' Bruce Wallace in the sec• • ood· inni ng with two out, and the other by Geor1e Sauer in the fifth with one o ut. New Haven had jumped on Gary Stob1rt for tbree runs in the top of the flret a nd the way Housh wa1 throwing, Jt looked good enough to et.and up. Stobart walked lead.off batter Mew, got Powell on a grounder to lint. fanned Batey, but then walk• ed Anderton. Rouah came up a nd do ubled two runs home and P11ul May n ard singled another in. Arm• ■trong fa n ned to e nd it. er, LOW COST • 0A R L O A lliJ s APPLIANCE LOAN S : buy. Then go make a good � deal on low cost terms. You are in for a pleasant sur­ prise with our CREDIT• THRIFT plan. City Loan .... • • • ,. • • ""' ... • '' •• .' '" .' .... '' " ..."' .. , :: I 125 I. MAIN ITRIIT PHONI WY-2,2171 J•me1 MMekey, M.na"r Houa, , .. , Thur-. t tH Noon G U A R A N TE E D WAS H A B L E 5tl/Mffe?i',rc Hun ..ry Unlt�d Stat" Grut lrltaln Denm.1rk Swed•n a.lehnll Poland 8'"11 ... 1 1 ,,:;:1• 5 3 2 2 I 2 6 0 i 1 1 1 4 1 0 1 J 1 C. 1 1 O O a 0 t 0 O O 0 Williams Is As 1 3 2 0 2 0 't 1 1 0 2 1 � -•• Great An E01·c11111a Now As In 1939 -'f ePla B OrioltsCould· yingUp Wins ■ FIGKl' l SULTI T OKYO u,1 - Dt-..Y ,...,.., _, Sprl"9fl•ld, Oh i., ovtpeintN Ka••• Ta uy-, J.,.n !I S). latal.. N world r..th..-hl1ht chlln-.lonship. U•ltod _ ·,n......,_ TbJrtJ dip bath September, and. Jf the Balttmore Oriolel can keep lrinnlllc ■t lh• ume r■te H In Aucuat, Paul Rlchud1 h11 • bunch "M're liable to be ,uu 1 behin d Babe Ruth. William, now hl8 hit :U6 home runs, thus needing only 1 9 more thl1 year and next to surpass Foxx and go down in hialory III the second areete1t home run hiller of all time. B •"ER 1 SEYFRIED your LENNOX deaIer' COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES more� !Ulh •tral&bl vletor, over n ., h � 1 \lt: 27 .S61 3¥,.,2t Chi, . . . . . . 7' M lack Fi,ber, 21 •7ear-old rightbandtt who w on only �ne ,came for the Orioles Jail )'ear, 1hut out the White So:1 on four bits an d I struck out eight last nl,ght for ht, IOtb triumph. •. ,. , 1' t:' h "' � f' ' it .• · .,_ , , ,, :u i).I Hal Smith and Don Ho,ik each hit lhree-run homen a,a1in1t the Oodgera to help the Pirates 1nap ; tndlana Sc.Ip Sfflatert Tbe Cleveland Indiana moved to witbln two l■me, of · fourtb place with a 6-4 deciliou over the WHh• in,cton Senatora and the Boalon Red Sos. downed the K■naas City Athletica, f.l. New Yort. and Detroit were idle. -..-- '[ "' ' Dilly Selltine\, Pomeroy-Jllddjtport, 0., Aus. 30, 1980-& • Financial G�p wo' ,,.1, Sale Elld1 ' PACKIN6 BQVSE , OPEN DAILY .,.d SVNDA'I" . VNl'IL I P.M, Brin( Contalnen If Convellient SADDLE OXFORDS Wonderfully Sturdy & ll&hl $2.99 THE' SHOE BOX I Mlddleporl See&. 1 1th DIii! "'l'!!dio!! .-;. 1'f •! 111:.x::• I -Ion, .... IJld ■"'.I N1111 � � u. • -.o11 , !"I"""'• a. m.• u. ••olt ,.... would ■ .ft '"J!lf!... lolorrloon-Kn� <ltff'l!lb' enpJed In ipp;o.lm,t.i, ' M... Motheti la · . d'IO leld Dinner ' ' Market Report · Session Autr. 0 11 ITEMS . �NY:OTIIEII. PLUS MANY . ' . . Ohio V�ll"' .�1�1111 � Golllpoll<, O,,lo ._., All9- 'D Hoe, - IT5 lo 22D ll>t. , 11,lti lo . .... v n hen I C <-u ·� 16.20. 220 to %GO lb1. 18.00 to 18.� 20. Liaht tt.oo to 18,00, Fat �• -.. .,;: 117� 1:., t: t°!m et.·a pf012.00 to HJ)II, Slap 12.00 lo 14.00, -� -· II\IIbIoill of memBoan 8.00 to 12.00. Sow, 11\d Pip - ,...�e were cuut■ for �- IVtlllna:. tp ti.OD herl 60.00 to 100.00, Shoat.a ■• !""'" The -c■t11, - 11teon 18.00 lo 22:00, at . !ummer cabla el, Dr. �nd. Heifera ltOO to ,21,09. S,b, l\eef . . . �- Sohl,-.. la . llllilon. _L■· K lln · ( 2.00 o 18.00 lo 22.00. Fat �wa 1 tel' · th• &rGU• en}tyed the : tei<bnd 16.00 Cannen lQOO lo 12 00. B11U1 b 1s oo' 1o 1uo. • c.�, 1-00.00 '!.'i!:. �,:!� · · to 200.BO and - ,P.lil , �0, � .,rJ.1 e -,� o Vo■! Clli� . ::::�!:. ondl JM-00 ,to,'11'�• �•!II 20.IIO. . , '·?,1- •.,. �.Oil lo 2t., to 22.0Q. 1>1!11. , ""1,. .lo■ :-m 1..• . 1 \lj� 00. euu. U.ljO • .,J1 • •t 111 thort i,w Sheep Ew• I to 18.oo by ll1e �Jl!ljjjt; , ht - JhoeP ' . lltock t:w'II t.oo lo � . , :,;., 1,••, .,,,,· llffl7 to • li,OII, K,ey -1..QO to 1.40. ,C""1t I · . +11ondln1 ,.... , r:. 'Jlu<il& ·•.oo to a.be, �t \Votl!••I r,;o .!r Dutton's , D�ug Store FREE '•. PARKING • ' I MI DDLEPORT COATS BLDG. NEW )JAVEN, W. VA. -- pwoJe<ti bl :If IY QNl'I! J. NClfTCILI) !O:W )l'OIIX IJPl..:.1!"'191, � TIie eomPIJIY hM■!> moun\fllll, •�nslns lhe ,._ wflll • l>Kklof of p4t 11'•1 of riven ••� cre■tm■ hlll' � O!Wlon • m..-. th•• are ah In I day't wock fO, lie ,. iik,anl. O'ffll' the ,,.,.io,a. ,ur. · Ute lh■ lint neuly 2!1,000 employoa of ¥or• . ,101 rt.aon.Jtnud1en and lb .Ublldtar- . 80bt, Idaho firm hM lo Ju · .Ulloa tn . lea. Tho wjOlld•wlde , ·contndlftl . �kl. 1!hUo eomlll,tlns fl3 mil• and en1lnetriftC firm · baa leui • ·ltiil l■ ni«ti� co.tr.cu. le1dln1 factor in ' the ,,bulou■ • . 1 · AU ,._. Of Flehl · 'l'bl �mpa nJ .II enoied Jn all Mlv)' COllttructton boom that � of , MIYJ . marked the ........ .... . 'And one ol th6 fantutl� tblnp · ��• '41M and_ ,..... plabt,. bridl.., .,....,,, ■Ir­ ■bout it •� lo newly alecllaunelilns boa, Jr. m'-'1o ' \Ital· 11· · llo•01, J. t n PN!llde ed � the not decade m-.r d•rf � , ,Sptien and ,r1,ijr 111ppl)' 11• open,plt mill"F■bUIO)JI F)f!IOI" .. lhe YIIUe if,,' le'... plpelin. . jilrojtdl .. new COMtnac\lon., , ny told Un1ted Preti Inter­ F. W. Dodie Corp. fftilDl:tel i · ·Jii!a 1 •tllat com.Pini• lib Mor­ ..._. , : ll tbat toitl aew ff!WM'11dkm ,ri n have dtn4_. oo Jtnudte ..· l \UH In n o billio ,_, from. -(!Jat Pl'otrim• in o Upolnt wn _ bllllon ln 1869. llelplai • � rl_ea; o count 1;,1t,n. f t 1id or 1 ao4ou.n 11trucUGrt of ttee ,.enteran idea .1,)M! -'llrnertt tometblft4: hi the vlcl.Alty , of .· , .., cent of Grou N■UOIIII ho- prile. be duct In typical ,ecent PflJCIUmi � .Bo4np, wh<1 IPIIJl llmel �n fW'I, A\141 It tjlt iel■tloo hold■ ' ,■Jd projffll, M•X 1h be In 111111! � � U..,, [!": 'l'" lln..,,■; ■-d •W'W!'on I about $700 bUil• . J • fint "'-fiCIDI t.. II 1' _,...., WlN ,..,.., Mt, ktt 1 J3:1DJ counlrlet U!S wt ii� Dodi• ■l■o - """ - _ , ,...... of lhl& .. .,, .. ,., nruclllln iarlllf Ille IIIIO'I w UI , our "'1 lo make •· .... - ... pnmdo • m■rl: et for mor, lh.. . ■a,1 a .lood 11111111 jm• ' · $8SO blllion in 1oo4a anit; itrv- Jfflil91J1■." ------� , icea, by rar the �eat market ::.;_u■lned b, • f■brJ..Uq In' .i"8 Siuoo B¼ to 8 ICE CREAM SCOOP wllh . . ·' ' ' ' ' ' PuttlllM of � GaJ1o1, lee � New Haven Orchard e.oo 13 f;he :=. II;••· . .; •llii<.oo SALT LAKE CITY, Ulsh (UPI) -Athletic directors Crom eight we1tern univeraitiea are expected to meet here Oct. 3 to contidcr lhc or11nlul lon or a new athlet­ ic co nfere nce. °' � Topo- JUG WJO to 't::i 11.00 to !ff', . 11,!JQ, u,i,r tits. J/l,Jlt ,f9 �l!!'/P #,qCI . ,, ,J,': ,aw� Lambert ' :: ·- ' 'A S H L.A N D SERVICE STATION ""'1ila . con- "'"no , -=•�111• •·,-'­ 1J:: !Im' •m..-� , 1.J.. 11 · ,;.,.• r �i&: ·.' ,Y!!!w.,• :t• :� 11 ! k ifr;;:: ,;.,_• Mn. . ·� . 't ...· :�,: � - . j �-:,.. Lotu,I Street Middleport, Ohio Phone WY •2·3997 Swatzel ASH LAND SERVICE STATION " ·" " I Pomeroy W. Main St. Phone WV •%•3535 CLINTON FISHEi COMPANY ';......".• ::;1,5ala pt.111y Al.. Senk, ... BROWN'S MARINE SAUS and SERVla S TATION Your 11111 , .;;::; "' ' Pllo11t WY-M411 8. llffolld An. = -- V. " lllldclleporl Aohland Deller ' 1:11 ''°' 1:411 "' ,,. , , . .. 08 MIMrtwlll•, Ohle Phtn1 WY•2-n24 I \ MOTICE to" '' ' • 'I ' . . '. :': • •• • . -l . ' t �· -" .· ,., , ..,. � " ,f O M E R O Y . liOWLING AlLEY ., • , � WW le 0p,,a· For OPIN IOWUNG --·--•--------�...,"'.... ------·--··- -�- - . Fabule� CdtistrudionB_,. May BeGrt4ter1his Deeaae Reg. $1.49 SCHOOL 8�& , · · . . . . . . · . . 69c PENS · · · · · · · · $1 .00 Reg. $1 .49 SHEAFFER WITH 2. Ftll!!E 'Cj\R'l'RJ.DGES Reg. 29c BALL POllff PeNS . . · $ for 25c Reg. 25c BOBBY PINS · . . · . . . . · · 2 for 29c Reg. 35c FACIAL TISSUES · · · · · · 5. for· 99c Reg. $1.49 LUNCH KITS · · · · · ... . . . . · · lie FR E E • .TIU!lf RJPENED . '...' q ' !mini alnlt. Vora i,a,.. · bomend. """ � lllMI 111th of Ille 1.J ......,..,en, the . ............ vvua. , . ...,.... Back To · Schoot Buys P EAC H E S HOIIE GROWN .• !hi! ,,. ........ the defend.In., Am.Wean LeaclMl champ�om1 and 1a1de the top tllNe look like lhb: L W llct. 09 GL N. Y • . . , . . .SN is playina: ba1ebalJ by October 10th." a.I t. · · · · · 74 . ' In Iha N■Uon■I Loque, Pitt1burl)I Pir■tet rot■lnocl lh■lr •1; pme lead with 1 10-Z vlcton, over the 1..41 Angelea Dod&:en, 1M St. LouJ1 Cardinali took over ,ee, ond place by beattn.c the · Hihillt 11:ee Bnvu, 3-0, and tbe Pblladel· phla Phillies defeated the San Francilco Glanta. .U. Clnciallatl and Cblc110 were not ac:beduled. Jim (lludeat) Grant or the In­ diana broufbt bi■ Ufetlme record oYer the Senators to 1a.1 even though Wathlngton routed him with I two-run. rally 1n the ninth. It w■a Granl'a ninth wln of the season, five of which .bave been at the Senator,• expen1e. To October 15 If Pace Holds PAltTHCAWL. Waln UPI He's t.11tJn1 about the World Dick Rlchard1CH1, 204. W■I--. ,top. Series, ton, and .he certainly h1■ JHld &rl1n Lonct.n, 210, Waln (I). every right to in the face o! Bal• Retained Europear1 Ma vyweltht · timore '1 tremen dous !Urse. c hamplon, hlp. The Orioles have been the h ot • -----le.st club in lhe majors lhi1 month FI ELDS FLUNKS with 20 vlcklriea in 28 games so t:OLUMBUS UPI - The 1960 far. Not even P,le firel-place Yan-· f But'keyu of Ohio State Univenit1 lr:eea, with a 2i an d 10 101, were defin itely wm be wllhout lhe ten- able to match tb■t pace. ice1 of one of their veteran b■clu The Oriole& ma<fe it •i:1 oul of as it was revealed Mond,iy that their IHt aeven ■nd climbed withJerry Fiel d, failed a fine aria in 1 1,s 11mea of first place by makeup course d 11ring the ,um- blanking the Chictgo White Sox, mer school. 4-0, Monday night It was BalU- Many feel that Ted eo uld do it playing another aeuon . He bu �Y H 'W UPI ON BOST ed il am, slam.med 24 home runa alrtady turned 42 today-u bi1 111 e.nlgma after setting oU to • year lhia as he w11 when he Joined the linfll, i.v lnJ.. J , , due ,_ Boaton Red Sox al I •k!nn, rook. mont h.la'Je •�ar� ever U good II almoat look• He 1 9 ie In I 3 at the plate after a dlaappolnUns The big queatioh reroalnlng about the big alugg,r ii , whether .1� a�on l11t year and la currenU1 he'll retire 11t Uie eJ'ld Qt the •ea, hitting - � . 100. Ted hlmulf is on record 08 , alatin1 flatl)' t�al �J■ !J ,ht1 last _.1 1111 All rear; that he'• a:oing .&al tetlre. But Willl1ms haa 1ild 'th1t before. And moat b,■ooball writer, aJ'e predlctina that ftelll be baek tor another 1ea1on. NEW and USED Why? Well, for one th� they 11y that Ted won•t be 1ble to turn down the money. Hit 11lary la 1t11l about the biUelt In bueball. But perhaps even, more ' lmportant to Wllli•m• b Jlmffly Foxr'1 Phone WY-N71M hit 534 bomer1 durln( Jil4 career POMEROY, OHIO to rank aecon4 1mrinl all 1tter1 0 � ; • I• 5 '. • \ . ,,; .......... . ,.,, �<ti�": . -� ..... " .• •. � " . i: ,I �. .. . ,. • ' Rally Middleport's 4-Run · • ·Hits ViUWIWagen Does It·Agauc -· u� ._ TM ....... ...... ' ft U At 3 tO 3 · TO TJe '> ft11D ffOmer m,..... , p MIPAL tALLY . .!... ,_ i," lntt In ttw lMO · oa,m.,k GM1N •t the .,... 0, MlnN,-a c.....,.i�In, for tlon: !Gold NCOnd atM1 bNn1a ,- lhlnl:) GoW lllwer eronu Country . Middleport's All-Star Little League baseball team was all but dead Monday evening in the Syracu.. tournament except Italy Ruula that they didn ' t give up, and won 4-3 over New Haven with Germany all four runs scored in the bottom of the sixth and last inning Au,trall• Mike Bratt.on was safe on lht thud b.aseman'1 erro r. Slobart hi! sharply dow n the 1h1rd bast !inf! for 11n automatic double, the bitill roHmg clear into the rou::h 3uO feet 1wa}', and it was J.1 fo• New Haven. i hen Jerry vanlnw11gen , who had broken up lhc all-1mportant Uak Hill aame at Wcllaton with 1 homer, did it again . lie tagged i low pitch toward the outside on .i:I !me through the hole to the right of second base that rallied otr the centerfield fence. He beat the throw into the plate to Lie up tht! g;ime at 3·3. Maynard came in to relieve Roush and promptly hit Bruce Wall11ce to pul the winning run on r1rat, 1till wilh one out. Wallace Stobut walked the lead-off bat swiped 1econd. George Sauer ter in the seco_nd a nd third i nning,, dumped I little bouncer halfway j an• had the rlnt batter get on via loward third base. . , an error In the airth. But he aet• Maynard • rus�ed throw to f1r1t Ued doy,rn to limit New HaYen to waa hard, 11nd m!ssed, the ball hitp.tee 11eat1ered hits. New got one tin1 Sauer on his helmeted head . in t.be aecond , And erson one In the Wallace 1cored on the play and the tblrd, a nd Curtis King one in the aame WH over. fourth Middleport harl. pla yed without , The · Middle.port ,ixth opened regular c11tcher J'.m Jo_hnaon w �o :" '1Jlth Ronnie Hindy ,triking out. wa, iajured In drill Fri day, but 11 · after one was out· expetted to be ready La hor Day , __ Tonleht the Pomeroy Buckeye, take on Racine for the prlvUege of • meet1n1 Middleport in th e fi nal, at 3 p. m. Labor Day. Tourney manager Bob Louk.I alIO h11 arranged for the Pony •.' Lea1ue playoff between the Middleport Barona and Racine lo be played the aame day, starting at 1"111111111 12:30 p. m. ' ' L11t evening Stob11rt fa nned 9, walked five, 8ave up 5 hits. Roush finned 7, w.ilked two. allowed four hit•; Maynard fanned nobobdy, hit and w;is the one, walked none, • · • , Whatever you need, we like loaeJ'. New Haven 300 000 -3 � I to finance it fast on our spe­ Middleport 000 004-4 4 1 " clal CREDIT-THRIFT plan. M . Rou1h, Maynard, 6, LP, an d :: Phone us nrst before you Baley, Slobart and W. Moore. Milton R1.1u,h, 11 &trong, leUhand·· 1 had Woody Cali's boys well cllfled until the fatal siitlh. They bx.d Juat two hilt, both singles, one b)' Bruce Wallace in the sec• • ood· inni ng with two out, and the other by Geor1e Sauer in the fifth with one o ut. New Haven had jumped on Gary Stob1rt for tbree runs in the top of the flret a nd the way Housh wa1 throwing, Jt looked good enough to et.and up. Stobart walked lead.off batter Mew, got Powell on a grounder to lint. fanned Batey, but then walk• ed Anderton. Rouah came up a nd do ubled two runs home and P11ul May n ard singled another in. Arm• ■trong fa n ned to e nd it. er, LOW COST • 0A R L O A lliJ s APPLIANCE LOAN S : buy. Then go make a good � deal on low cost terms. You are in for a pleasant sur­ prise with our CREDIT• THRIFT plan. City Loan .... • • • ,. • • ""' ... • '' •• .' '" .' .... '' " ..."' .. , :: I 125 I. MAIN ITRIIT PHONI WY-2,2171 J•me1 MMekey, M.na"r Houa, , .. , Thur-. t tH Noon G U A R A N TE E D WAS H A B L E 5tl/Mffe?i',rc Hun ..ry Unlt�d Stat" Grut lrltaln Denm.1rk Swed•n a.lehnll Poland 8'"11 ... 1 1 ,,:;:1• 5 3 2 2 I 2 6 0 i 1 1 1 4 1 0 1 J 1 C. 1 1 O O a 0 t 0 O O 0 Williams Is As 1 3 2 0 2 0 't 1 1 0 2 1 � -•• Great An E01·c11111a Now As In 1939 -'f ePla B OrioltsCould· yingUp Wins ■ FIGKl' l SULTI T OKYO u,1 - Dt-..Y ,...,.., _, Sprl"9fl•ld, Oh i., ovtpeintN Ka••• Ta uy-, J.,.n !I S). latal.. N world r..th..-hl1ht chlln-.lonship. U•ltod _ ·,n......,_ TbJrtJ dip bath September, and. Jf the Balttmore Oriolel can keep lrinnlllc ■t lh• ume r■te H In Aucuat, Paul Rlchud1 h11 • bunch "M're liable to be ,uu 1 behin d Babe Ruth. William, now hl8 hit :U6 home runs, thus needing only 1 9 more thl1 year and next to surpass Foxx and go down in hialory III the second areete1t home run hiller of all time. B •"ER 1 SEYFRIED your LENNOX deaIer' COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES more� !Ulh •tral&bl vletor, over n ., h � 1 \lt: 27 .S61 3¥,.,2t Chi, . . . . . . 7' M lack Fi,ber, 21 •7ear-old rightbandtt who w on only �ne ,came for the Orioles Jail )'ear, 1hut out the White So:1 on four bits an d I struck out eight last nl,ght for ht, IOtb triumph. •. ,. , 1' t:' h "' � f' ' it .• · .,_ , , ,, :u i).I Hal Smith and Don Ho,ik each hit lhree-run homen a,a1in1t the Oodgera to help the Pirates 1nap ; tndlana Sc.Ip Sfflatert Tbe Cleveland Indiana moved to witbln two l■me, of · fourtb place with a 6-4 deciliou over the WHh• in,cton Senatora and the Boalon Red Sos. downed the K■naas City Athletica, f.l. New Yort. and Detroit were idle. -..-- '[ "' ' Dilly Selltine\, Pomeroy-Jllddjtport, 0., Aus. 30, 1980-& • Financial G�p wo' ,,.1, Sale Elld1 ' PACKIN6 BQVSE , OPEN DAILY .,.d SVNDA'I" . VNl'IL I P.M, Brin( Contalnen If Convellient SADDLE OXFORDS Wonderfully Sturdy & ll&hl $2.99 THE' SHOE BOX I Mlddleporl See&. 1 1th DIii! "'l'!!dio!! .-;. 1'f •! 111:.x::• I -Ion, .... IJld ■"'.I N1111 � � u. • -.o11 , !"I"""'• a. m.• u. ••olt ,.... would ■ .ft '"J!lf!... lolorrloon-Kn� <ltff'l!lb' enpJed In ipp;o.lm,t.i, ' M... Motheti la · . d'IO leld Dinner ' ' Market Report · Session Autr. 0 11 ITEMS . �NY:OTIIEII. PLUS MANY . ' . . Ohio V�ll"' .�1�1111 � Golllpoll<, O,,lo ._., All9- 'D Hoe, - IT5 lo 22D ll>t. , 11,lti lo . .... v n hen I C <-u ·� 16.20. 220 to %GO lb1. 18.00 to 18.� 20. Liaht tt.oo to 18,00, Fat �• -.. .,;: 117� 1:., t: t°!m et.·a pf012.00 to HJ)II, Slap 12.00 lo 14.00, -� -· II\IIbIoill of memBoan 8.00 to 12.00. Sow, 11\d Pip - ,...�e were cuut■ for �- IVtlllna:. tp ti.OD herl 60.00 to 100.00, Shoat.a ■• !""'" The -c■t11, - 11teon 18.00 lo 22:00, at . !ummer cabla el, Dr. �nd. Heifera ltOO to ,21,09. S,b, l\eef . . . �- Sohl,-.. la . llllilon. _L■· K lln · ( 2.00 o 18.00 lo 22.00. Fat �wa 1 tel' · th• &rGU• en}tyed the : tei<bnd 16.00 Cannen lQOO lo 12 00. B11U1 b 1s oo' 1o 1uo. • c.�, 1-00.00 '!.'i!:. �,:!� · · to 200.BO and - ,P.lil , �0, � .,rJ.1 e -,� o Vo■! Clli� . ::::�!:. ondl JM-00 ,to,'11'�• �•!II 20.IIO. . , '·?,1- •.,. �.Oil lo 2t., to 22.0Q. 1>1!11. , ""1,. .lo■ :-m 1..• . 1 \lj� 00. euu. U.ljO • .,J1 • •t 111 thort i,w Sheep Ew• I to 18.oo by ll1e �Jl!ljjjt; , ht - JhoeP ' . lltock t:w'II t.oo lo � . , :,;., 1,••, .,,,,· llffl7 to • li,OII, K,ey -1..QO to 1.40. ,C""1t I · . +11ondln1 ,.... , r:. 'Jlu<il& ·•.oo to a.be, �t \Votl!••I r,;o .!r Dutton's , D�ug Store FREE '•. PARKING • ' I MI DDLEPORT COATS BLDG. NEW )JAVEN, W. VA. -- pwoJe<ti bl :If IY QNl'I! J. NClfTCILI) !O:W )l'OIIX IJPl..:.1!"'191, � TIie eomPIJIY hM■!> moun\fllll, •�nslns lhe ,._ wflll • l>Kklof of p4t 11'•1 of riven ••� cre■tm■ hlll' � O!Wlon • m..-. th•• are ah In I day't wock fO, lie ,. iik,anl. O'ffll' the ,,.,.io,a. ,ur. · Ute lh■ lint neuly 2!1,000 employoa of ¥or• . ,101 rt.aon.Jtnud1en and lb .Ublldtar- . 80bt, Idaho firm hM lo Ju · .Ulloa tn . lea. Tho wjOlld•wlde , ·contndlftl . �kl. 1!hUo eomlll,tlns fl3 mil• and en1lnetriftC firm · baa leui • ·ltiil l■ ni«ti� co.tr.cu. le1dln1 factor in ' the ,,bulou■ • . 1 · AU ,._. Of Flehl · 'l'bl �mpa nJ .II enoied Jn all Mlv)' COllttructton boom that � of , MIYJ . marked the ........ .... . 'And one ol th6 fantutl� tblnp · ��• '41M and_ ,..... plabt,. bridl.., .,....,,, ■Ir­ ■bout it •� lo newly alecllaunelilns boa, Jr. m'-'1o ' \Ital· 11· · llo•01, J. t n PN!llde ed � the not decade m-.r d•rf � , ,Sptien and ,r1,ijr 111ppl)' 11• open,plt mill"F■bUIO)JI F)f!IOI" .. lhe YIIUe if,,' le'... plpelin. . jilrojtdl .. new COMtnac\lon., , ny told Un1ted Preti Inter­ F. W. Dodie Corp. fftilDl:tel i · ·Jii!a 1 •tllat com.Pini• lib Mor­ ..._. , : ll tbat toitl aew ff!WM'11dkm ,ri n have dtn4_. oo Jtnudte ..· l \UH In n o billio ,_, from. -(!Jat Pl'otrim• in o Upolnt wn _ bllllon ln 1869. llelplai • � rl_ea; o count 1;,1t,n. f t 1id or 1 ao4ou.n 11trucUGrt of ttee ,.enteran idea .1,)M! -'llrnertt tometblft4: hi the vlcl.Alty , of .· , .., cent of Grou N■UOIIII ho- prile. be duct In typical ,ecent PflJCIUmi � .Bo4np, wh<1 IPIIJl llmel �n fW'I, A\141 It tjlt iel■tloo hold■ ' ,■Jd projffll, M•X 1h be In 111111! � � U..,, [!": 'l'" lln..,,■; ■-d •W'W!'on I about $700 bUil• . J • fint "'-fiCIDI t.. II 1' _,...., WlN ,..,.., Mt, ktt 1 J3:1DJ counlrlet U!S wt ii� Dodi• ■l■o - """ - _ , ,...... of lhl& .. .,, .. ,., nruclllln iarlllf Ille IIIIO'I w UI , our "'1 lo make •· .... - ... pnmdo • m■rl: et for mor, lh.. . ■a,1 a .lood 11111111 jm• ' · $8SO blllion in 1oo4a anit; itrv- Jfflil91J1■." ------� , icea, by rar the �eat market ::.;_u■lned b, • f■brJ..Uq In' .i"8 Siuoo B¼ to 8 ICE CREAM SCOOP wllh . . ·' ' ' ' ' ' PuttlllM of � GaJ1o1, lee � New Haven Orchard e.oo 13 f;he :=. II;••· . .; •llii<.oo SALT LAKE CITY, Ulsh (UPI) -Athletic directors Crom eight we1tern univeraitiea are expected to meet here Oct. 3 to contidcr lhc or11nlul lon or a new athlet­ ic co nfere nce. °' � Topo- JUG WJO to 't::i 11.00 to !ff', . 11,!JQ, u,i,r tits. J/l,Jlt ,f9 �l!!'/P #,qCI . ,, ,J,': ,aw� Lambert ' :: ·- ' 'A S H L.A N D SERVICE STATION ""'1ila . con- "'"no , -=•�111• •·,-'­ 1J:: !Im' •m..-� , 1.J.. 11 · ,;.,.• r �i&: ·.' ,Y!!!w.,• :t• :� 11 ! k ifr;;:: ,;.,_• Mn. . ·� . 't ...· :�,: � - . j �-:,.. Lotu,I Street Middleport, Ohio Phone WY •2·3997 Swatzel ASH LAND SERVICE STATION " ·" " I Pomeroy W. Main St. Phone WV •%•3535 CLINTON FISHEi COMPANY ';......".• ::;1,5ala pt.111y Al.. Senk, ... BROWN'S MARINE SAUS and SERVla S TATION Your 11111 , .;;::; "' ' Pllo11t WY-M411 8. llffolld An. = -- V. " lllldclleporl Aohland Deller ' 1:11 ''°' 1:411 "' ,,. , , . .. 08 MIMrtwlll•, Ohle Phtn1 WY•2-n24 I \ MOTICE to" '' ' • 'I ' . . '. :': • •• • . -l . ' t �· -" .· ,., , ..,. � " ,f O M E R O Y . liOWLING AlLEY ., • , � WW le 0p,,a· For OPIN IOWUNG --·--•--------�...,"'.... ------·--··- -�- - . Fabule� CdtistrudionB_,. May BeGrt4ter1his Deeaae Reg. $1.49 SCHOOL 8�& , · · . . . . . . · . . 69c PENS · · · · · · · · $1 .00 Reg. $1 .49 SHEAFFER WITH 2. Ftll!!E 'Cj\R'l'RJ.DGES Reg. 29c BALL POllff PeNS . . · $ for 25c Reg. 25c BOBBY PINS · . . · . . . . · · 2 for 29c Reg. 35c FACIAL TISSUES · · · · · · 5. for· 99c Reg. $1.49 LUNCH KITS · · · · · ... . . . . · · lie FR E E • .TIU!lf RJPENED . '...' q ' !mini alnlt. Vora i,a,.. · bomend. """ � lllMI 111th of Ille 1.J ......,..,en, the . ............ vvua. , . ...,.... Back To · Schoot Buys P EAC H E S HOIIE GROWN .• !hi! ,,. ........ the defend.In., Am.Wean LeaclMl champ�om1 and 1a1de the top tllNe look like lhb: L W llct. 09 GL N. Y • . . , . . .SN is playina: ba1ebalJ by October 10th." a.I t. · · · · · 74 . ' In Iha N■Uon■I Loque, Pitt1burl)I Pir■tet rot■lnocl lh■lr •1; pme lead with 1 10-Z vlcton, over the 1..41 Angelea Dod&:en, 1M St. LouJ1 Cardinali took over ,ee, ond place by beattn.c the · Hihillt 11:ee Bnvu, 3-0, and tbe Pblladel· phla Phillies defeated the San Francilco Glanta. .U. Clnciallatl and Cblc110 were not ac:beduled. Jim (lludeat) Grant or the In­ diana broufbt bi■ Ufetlme record oYer the Senators to 1a.1 even though Wathlngton routed him with I two-run. rally 1n the ninth. It w■a Granl'a ninth wln of the season, five of which .bave been at the Senator,• expen1e. To October 15 If Pace Holds PAltTHCAWL. Waln UPI He's t.11tJn1 about the World Dick Rlchard1CH1, 204. W■I--. ,top. Series, ton, and .he certainly h1■ JHld &rl1n Lonct.n, 210, Waln (I). every right to in the face o! Bal• Retained Europear1 Ma vyweltht · timore '1 tremen dous !Urse. c hamplon, hlp. The Orioles have been the h ot • -----le.st club in lhe majors lhi1 month FI ELDS FLUNKS with 20 vlcklriea in 28 games so t:OLUMBUS UPI - The 1960 far. Not even P,le firel-place Yan-· f But'keyu of Ohio State Univenit1 lr:eea, with a 2i an d 10 101, were defin itely wm be wllhout lhe ten- able to match tb■t pace. ice1 of one of their veteran b■clu The Oriole& ma<fe it •i:1 oul of as it was revealed Mond,iy that their IHt aeven ■nd climbed withJerry Fiel d, failed a fine aria in 1 1,s 11mea of first place by makeup course d 11ring the ,um- blanking the Chictgo White Sox, mer school. 4-0, Monday night It was BalU- Many feel that Ted eo uld do it playing another aeuon . He bu �Y H 'W UPI ON BOST ed il am, slam.med 24 home runa alrtady turned 42 today-u bi1 111 e.nlgma after setting oU to • year lhia as he w11 when he Joined the linfll, i.v lnJ.. J , , due ,_ Boaton Red Sox al I •k!nn, rook. mont h.la'Je •�ar� ever U good II almoat look• He 1 9 ie In I 3 at the plate after a dlaappolnUns The big queatioh reroalnlng about the big alugg,r ii , whether .1� a�on l11t year and la currenU1 he'll retire 11t Uie eJ'ld Qt the •ea, hitting - � . 100. Ted hlmulf is on record 08 , alatin1 flatl)' t�al �J■ !J ,ht1 last _.1 1111 All rear; that he'• a:oing .&al tetlre. But Willl1ms haa 1ild 'th1t before. And moat b,■ooball writer, aJ'e predlctina that ftelll be baek tor another 1ea1on. NEW and USED Why? Well, for one th� they 11y that Ted won•t be 1ble to turn down the money. Hit 11lary la 1t11l about the biUelt In bueball. But perhaps even, more ' lmportant to Wllli•m• b Jlmffly Foxr'1 Phone WY-N71M hit 534 bomer1 durln( Jil4 career POMEROY, OHIO to rank aecon4 1mrinl all 1tter1 0 � ; • I• 5 '. • \ . ,,; .......... . ,.,, �<ti�": . -� ..... " .• •. � " . i: ,I �.. :' .. ' {. •• II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ! ! Family Picnic 1i Held Sunday '! At Syracuse · llr. and 11r,. Mickey w llllam, e ni..1alnod • uoup ol relaU,.. ' •itll • picnic Sundai •• lbtlr ' bome DI Syracu,e, ; ·• :: ., -. .: A• covered di,h d1MII" �H served at noon to Mr. and Mn. D. S. Eb.nla, Mr. and Mn. Harald Kaull and aon, Wendell, Jerry Cooper, Fred Kaull and aon, Joe, Mn. Marie Garcelon, Mr. and Al"n. Wllliam Kimberlin« and (hi!dren, N ancy, Terry, David and John, Mr. and Mn. Hoppy Shore ■Dd children, Cheryl, Hoppy Jr., and ·Scott, Mn. Ann■ B. Kautz, lliUN PeglY and Beverl)' Kautz and IUaa Elizabeth Keehne a ll of -Charluton, w. Va. WJlbUJ' K■ulz, Greenbrier, W. Va.; Mn. 0. J, Kaut1, Willard Kautz 111nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kauts a nd daughter, Rebeeca or Nitro, W , Va. ; Mrs. Floyd Clark. Mr. and Mr1, Albert Co.ates, sons · 1'lick and Dor and daughter. Bar• ·hara, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark lnd ebUdren, M,rk, Sus'an, Rkh• -,rd and RolMrt, Mrs_ Margaret �bum and Mr. and Mn. Clair Karr -•JI of Pomeroy; ind Mr. 1nd Mrs. WilU.m and son,, Mickey and :Mo,. Eight Hundred Kiger Creek Attended By picnic waa beb( Saturday The sixth annual OVEC family at the new picn ic grounds of the Ohio Valley Ell\Cb'ic Cor­ poration' s Pla nt al Kyger Creek with over 800 employees and I.heir families attending. A barbecue and complete dinner was served at noon and from noon to 2:pO conducted tours on a flat car with two ca­ bootes, of the plant were held, with Varloua conlelll, indudinJ the U«bt rerreshmenlli 11er.,.ed in the and greaay pig, were (,'(Inducted cafeteria. horKshoe11, croquet and badminton Bob Mill•. Middleport, was chair­ were p!ayed. 1'here were ponies n11n of the committee planning the lor the children lo ride and the affair and was compliment ed by plant t ire true k .a Iso prov ided Plant Manager Jame» 11.lrreld who thrill& for the children. For the thanked the committee ,nd Mr. adu lts were buggie-a and 1UJTey1. Milla for such a nice outini;. Also included in the day'i aetivl• w11.s a reMrd bop wltb priln lies S1�0 was ,:.1.) ' A highlight of the key, the Bear" portrayed hy Mills and gues111 were invited to reata ter who WH at home in his log house for the cJectric;u �pplilmces wh1ch and greeted everyone snd distrib• were aw.il ded to tb,e luc.ky wan• I uted IUenture and comic books ners. on forest fires. 1 The children ol the G11. Ua Coun · I During the afternoon an airplane Home were ;ilso iUe&ts for the ty dropped dish clothes and balloon5 . containing money ovM lhe crowd. day. On d11,play al the plcnie tro.unds The entire family WilS taken care wtre cquJpl)'lent from the N■Uonal of with a nurlf'ry for ! he small Guard and G■llipoll& Vault Comchildren wilh rea:istered nurses on pany. duty. ---- -- -- --- I .. ,. . Birthday Party Held Monday For Jerry Coleman American Legion Auxiliary M�ts At Racine Hall The W,;,men·, AuXUW)' of the Racine American :Leg.I.on Poat .,, met tn re gblar sedlon Tuetd1y e !',m. at the �oat horue. · rtie President, Mn. Margaret Yost read a leUer from Mr1. Ed­ ward Marshall, Elgbth • Diatrl(f. President 1nnouncln1 the eonfer• encc at Onk HIii �n Saturday September 15. IACK TO SCHOOL SKI RTS RP.1ervaOons for luneheon are to be maUed to Mra. Marah■l1 by September 12. The F11I· FaUval will be held in Racine Sat1,1rd1y September M wlth .- Bike Sile and other attrac­ tions to be htld durin1 the PeaU­ val. $2.95 and up BECKY'S . ' Mra. Marttiii Lou Beefle, llem­ bfnhlp .eh1lrm1n would ike mem­ ber. lo have.• their JN0-8 1 dUtll paid early In November to meet their quota, A potluck supper wu 1ened to 18 memberi pnisent. l!WGS THEATlf .�·.. • . NOT OPEN . August 14 Thru. Sept. 3 S<=ou-ts Must Re�Da-ister '-II' N:,exf' MOnd�Y .. ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, N I! W I O Ot. L A T ■ X SPRED H O U S E PA I N T Drl■t In 20 mlnut■ 1 Dull ''"-lug fr■■ I - · Mr. a nd Mn. Kennt1th WIicox ol Middleport are ■ nnou neln1 the birth of a 1 pot.and 1 1 ounee aon. David R■)', who WH born bUR,da)' morning at Ple■1ant Valley Ho1plt11l in Pt, Plea11nt. Grandparent■ of Iha new 1rriv1l arc Mr. and Mn. F. W. WllC!GX of Lan11ville, ind llr. and lln. John T. Holliday, Dexttir. Great arandparen.te are 11,1 a nd Mn. Joe Phillip, R•llintl1 1nd Wallan H olllday, Dexter._ I A.nnouncln1 Birth e 011'fl ,-.ltlM Nlh'9ftct, .. lllhi.rillf • h, weo.11, -..nry, Oucco. etll11to,. lfl1l11fl1 ,l.. lnt • lni1ht1 ""' cl1H 1111 "ah •King Builden Supply Co. ' The fllU Iar mee tiDI OI B0>' scout troop 240 wa, held Mond1y eVenl n1 at the 1cout Hill In Middleport wlth Scout Muter, Bob MIU■. and wl,iant SC, Henhel . llcCl\lrt. ill cbar11. un 0 1• :�. =; �= th!\' wl,� to remain Ip it mu-.t tie preaen I at lhe meeIIn1 next Monday lo re•realiter ,nd lhal •11 boy, who: wlll be 11 yean of a1e one month fro m now •re ell1ible to joln the troop and are a•ktd to meettn i rea:lster at next Monda)''I · also. Denn is Walburn who bi I rormrr member of the troop w11 • iuest for the meeting. ,i:'":.-;:r.11 with ;, �bary 30, UNIO I Si�th Annual OVEC Picnic Saturda� At L■ AV• FOlt COlLIGE -• . • � MUNI Carol Bachtel 1 and Shirley The fifth birthiby or Jerry --Gilte, left today to beJin 1tudle1 it God'1 Bible College, Cincinnati. Coleman waa· eflt"braltd Monday fliey ',.-�re motored there by Mn. afternoon at the home of Ills :Florence An1lyn and daughter, aunl, Mra, 1:i,rl Smiih in Middle­ :J.lndl, Vi n ton, Ohio, family friends. port wllh Jerry'■ mother, Mn. Gene Colem111, 111sistin". The Smith home was decorated , with b1lloont and crepe paper ■treamer, for the afternoon ud. the guests were met at the door by Joey Smith who wu dre ned in a clown outfit and p111,sed out 1ueker11 and h1ta to them H they Ladies & Subteen Sizes entered. He w11 aul111ed by Tom Scally who waa Mickey Mouse for the party, Gamea were playe d during the afternoon and the door prize WH ,warded lo Kath)' Coler.ian. After Jerry had o�ned his many gifll which had �n pl1<:ed Middleport on a low decorated table refreth• ments of ice rream, cake and Kool-aid were served by Mn. Smith and Mr■. Col•m11n who were • assisted by Mrs. Carl Smith of Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy. Favor11 of toy car� and j balloons were given to the chil­ • ·� dren. • • Jerry'a birthda y e;ike was dec­ • J orated In pink and white and in• {• scribed with Hap py Birthday, Jerry. • Other iuesta at the party were • Jimmy McClure, Tereu Thom11, Mary MIiii, Jeffrey MIiier, Bar­ COMING l■ pj. 4-U bara Anlhony, David St.nbom, "WHO WAS � LADY" SuJale Smllh, Mr.11. J1mea Sanborn, '11r1. Bethel Coleman, Mn. Thom11 Ta�y Curt11 n Martin · Scally and Mr,. Gail MIiler. • 0, Aug. Phone 'll'Y-.1-1741 Day or IIC\'enln1 Middleport KD 1 Road . Shop Pickens ' This Week For PRE-LABOR DAY SPECIALS IALL . ' GLOVE SPECIAL 50% ,. DISCOUNT ' ·,.• IOOF COATING ' ' ' i.1· ,.. · . ; ' ' i' '. ,. ,, . .! . •. COAL -- � • GAS . •· . . . " @, ' I � � • �� ' ·: , . • ': .\., .. I I J QES T HOn,Or Past Off1c, . ers Thursdoy N.,gh t T H' Id R I f'oreal Rose Council. Daughter■ of Amerlca, met in regular 1e11lon with Ruth Oxley, Councl lor, pre•· sldln1. The Sick Commlltce reported' Dorothy Durd and VIila Kincade as Improved after being In the hoapltal, Phyllia Rowan alck and Velma C111id)o nol much lmriroved. Deputy lhla Fie Kimea and State' Publlclly Ch1lrmu Edith Belllniz reported on the date seaslon which they attended. Both of theae olfl. eera have received re-appointment lo their 11me offlcta for 1no thir year. Plan, were made: for the Boo1ter meetlnf to be held here on Nov. � and eammlttee1 appointed. . I . CHILDREN 'S Plannlnll Se.,wn I.Cl( TO SCH.OOL SHOES . Mr. and Mra. Eliu SWea and Mr. and Mra. Edward �tllet, aon Roger and diughter, Nlna ape n't Sund,v at Jac kaon Late. Mrs. Alva Hite returned to her home, Baltimore Sunday l!venlnr, after a visit with Mr. and Mrt. Rollin &arhs. · M1· . a11d Mra. Ed Noon returned to Columbus surid•Y , after spending two weeks at their home, norne i svdle. . M r. a nd M ra: Kenncth Far1ey O( , C.: h t!'ylon, W. Va. were sunday i�ests o f;e� parents, Mr. and Mr■• war d ar er. Mr. a�� Mr�. � o� rt h p ur •; aug ter •:•· a! � · 1 C ;ere g'u. eeC k t 0 d r. an.,. rs. M ICe= ey ; il;am, ' 1· an . Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Hi.nee and Mr. 11 !'d Mrs:.. Denver Thoma were at F,urbor� �unday, to 11:ttend the llOth w<.-ddmg anniversary celebrati on of Mr. and .Mti. RQ(D ond Hall. Mrt. Hall is the form er Lorena Scholl of Pomeroy. Mrs. Phil WllllamJOn •�nt the 'Yeekcnd in Columbua with Mr. -:,rid Mri, Rob_ert Gardner and ,in 1.,hilllcothe with Mr. and Hh. Hugh Black. She w11 accompanied �ome Sunday evening, by Mr. Wilh ■mson who spent the day wltb the Black'•· ti! · ,; "°"' ��r- Mr. aqd Mrs, Paul Kloes and Sl iu .Eleanor Robson spent Sunday in Columbus and atteJJded the State fair. . Mr. and Mr&. Billy Thompaon and children, Diane, Gary and Randy visited briefly Monday, with Mr. and Mn, Wilbur Moore, enroute to their home, cuyahoea Falls, after I vlait with Ml■tivea · Jn l'ort,mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueaer and ,ion, Bob returned home Monday, after a visi t with relatiV'l!a In Columbu1, and attended the State .., fair. Mr. and Mrs. Faris JusUus have returned to their home, PhoenlJt:, Ariz., after a visit with Mr. a nd Mrs, Walter White and Mn. Lucy Jwitius. They were accompanied h olne b)' Kenneth Wb"1te. • M r. � and Mt1. 0-.ey Sayre of B ra d en ton, Fl• · •' v IsJ•·• --.a Saturd IIIY, 1 am Buter. ur,. \V"III w Ith � 00• Glady, cucklet returned Mhome S · y, after a weeta vl1il Jn Nel� J h. Mrs: G oldie ville, �t Crail and attended the Parade of the Hill,. Mn. Thom11 J. Scott, Pomeroy RD a and Mr. and Mn. ,..··n "'" Ma: 10n, formerly Marilyn Scot� Rio Grande, 0., returned Sunda)' from ■ trip lo Sain Antonio, Te:r., - and ..::.�.'.:'...'.'.:'...:::::,:'.'._�:,• I · Automatlc•Defrost -- Separate Freezer $2 88 00 • · r, • '· . · . "' . ·1 \ · · , •..,. · · \ ,. · ., ,. . , · _ • •·.-.., · •. Jj -1 . ., . · ... i, ' . Yo, ur O\d washer _ . - · a�ment on , • • np . dow the b• . , . can -i;I IT'S SMITH CLOTHING Middleport POR Na1111 Brand , ' ;, .M..clumclls, -- .'·: ' ' ' i-o111iir.,oir, om't. SERV ICE CEN.tER1 �· A M ;M, E X" � Tenis f., low lttlc,is, " 1 I ' , ' pureJia.,.. � P.-d ". ' . be !!' ..-!:.t."J:1. ':/""2,.f::1°' ', '• . =� ":d tht\ :lj'' w !-' i:� = lhi: !: b � I� M·e· .�gS ff/ ,ff e Represtnted Today � • • •tJA£i • ACbVl In Obi0 sthte Fair at..,.,..,.. =•- , _. �"'- � '- '""', Nillin , the'Usu ::\"-= ....ti · Mr. rPo1rl" ' ' ng Ma"yor ·Ac•" 0 . ff }d Cases e_. p Jn His Died Tuesday At p' Plr.asapf. !!_��•�U °' ..,. .uu tad:.-;: :ni ~ " •• , · Ses Kn,I - "' ' PL ;i.r.� �!::XI! 11J• of &ruiiii• 1l Ard ._, but ��p • ""°' "' !"tflllor �. ,i>l- lhf u,t11t..,.,1Nt".. ........., - - ->' !:: :::.:vlllU ·U:�-=:. .":! o("i.;, · Are,... GSI Dati · • tsMa B Tn·ed £• en y e C ic;lldinr, F"IDmngs · ForMur· der D.1n,, w -·�-u B ,.. � ed. A. t s' tilte.-Fmr• ,ID s. ,wt•tch C::!:.r.\"f:.:J� ,. oy.i;x;�UJs u·. o,qr · . 'g\ Up , er 11ne d•o•'1 11·- m ·· · • A tten· .:J_'..;ee'Is, :ffoldin · .:a� 1:9 c;_ B,.ai Co ws hi Wreck- :,� :eh" !:": Didn't ..----...:.·- ' Damages;Total $200 To Both ::a1 �� :; .s.- Co.ng-r_� �'1 SL'Ited 0, Ke-..._ -.]y's ·• Program,. Plans Early EndinJJ ,r W, IN MEIGS COUNTY , 3-Man Vehicle To Land On Moon _ - le John Krawczyn is happy today over "the best f1!Sponae ID recent years" to a house-to-house campaign Tuesday night by members of tbe MHS lootball squa<I with fl Boosler/AlCoroner ·Henry Ewing sale!" today that he baa received pl• 110 lrri,ut1r111es In, the conduct oJ sociation membership ticke\8 for sale. -' clean ..terll inrnent to to "'1'Ved'. <>D Sb_e riff Robert E. Hartenbacb as a party DI)' . Trl· Count1-Teon-C1n t"n 9ro Jebildrea, _ u, last over $50 about received , He said a total of $268.29 was ■lw•YI had :,,,::$50,000 suit filed 11alnll local officials by Jobn EpU ne, .,.., Ibo � • re• or elH 'bice priul tor Ille cODtut wt! year's sale. 1 1 .. polls, as attqrney for J.,eo V. Savage chatging fa!Je arr..r. -.. nen." ·'l'op salesma n and . win ner of a $5 award was Ellis Clonch; 1 oy un W. C. MIiiie, aeeutlve head of •..,. Tlie :;t,( �•mea She!Aff Hartenbach, Deputy How nk second for $3 was Ron nie Carr, and third was Ricky Oiler, f2. I Fra h� 1 ■ nd1ey, clerk ot tbe county court, E. G and He Each of these boys -sold -o•er 20 memberships, and so did four Werry: or on the � GI Wo:: e��� ::Zt�:f:. �. .J":� ?/ ro f' e \; ii' •.1 o lb . Pome y emergency squad who signe an af:fl- eit with hit procra m . others.... James Miller , Da nny Hl ndy, EUgene Wise and Tom held dancu for our Kbool 1 o1 t c I · -,, , har&tng Savage IVilb obialning money tn the name of cltell lhe . l\lcki ng 10d at !lorth Gllll, Hilb Sebool Rill. ·,·oey each were awarded l. IJ\!!. squad without pl'0)ier aulboritr , The county coroner IJ 111PJlllft lo • .,...1 number of c .. COlll<louoly voucll for Ille .,,, Booster Prealdent Krawnyn: said """ . Amon1 b i • 1 , wllicb the, ...,. held. Tllere will Proceedl t down the spli be · �-�peopl, lfA]llllS more boy1 Jul year1 aold fewer � In line u law enf0ttenient off,cer of the cou nty when a m M4CHINIST'S MA .: ve comment- wa, a.ny. lri.. middle between Wabama and Mid­ DO rawdJUm or innnonl con liWtff is mem.benblp■:. a Ma• party ; • .ation Av' to an acUon and as sueh serves papers in �bert Ray Hlflii, TYPISTMATE • oa the ebi:rse, a«111. am:I ■ duct at aqy o1. theae uerclae,. Kr� . MIOCi1Uo ague Le Little dleport na A mNtl"' of the a..■tera hn cue. . chinist's Mate Airman, U.S. Navy, son of M,. and Mrs. , tiou leveled at � ire the follow- S.v•ie ud bll ,n,up eonducted. -n . ..W tv .....,.... nltht, Bernard Fultz, prosecutor-elect and one of the attorn themldv., H ienllomen and la­ Frank M . Harris, Mason, types orders sfo� aircraft parts Mid dleport'a ■wlmmtng pool, for eys ln1 illdiri4ul■ : Thundiy at I In "-• 111th tchool. . lllolJr ol M11011 cliel wblLe vilitln.l our 1<bool. " ned the sa Anacostia, c Simon Elrl 8beriff,, Ail; n a fflc o Nava! tho tn t llls a local by the � storeroom the case, in _ rewill year,, live in Lime fir,t the that id he b o d Meanwhile, advance Ucketa at stalement lo mate· on bebalf of his clients today H sa !"· ind llln. l!ut Queen 1n v . s, ., .. Washington , D. 0. Airman Harris e� In the Navy id that -, Wbn, llr. Leo 111 '15e per eopy to the alumni foot- main open Labor Da,y afternobn sta e , • lie bearin the to air "fettive g lend help a1>d on Gradu­ th• a School High Navy's the charge against Savage wilt be held ·at August 10, 1959 l\il!IJr ball a:ame Labor Day evening are p� °:nt 1° =ed ::= "!i I a:!d {I; a .m . Friday in county court and any statement& should uy that I DeYer received any type many of lfr. Sna1e', Canteen He atten ded .Aviation Machin ­ ·ate Triiplng on ,aale at tbe Sports .Center, H&·R -local tce: ne. ol call■ np....., ••Y diJcipline reeord '- ov,r I pnJnd o1 lllh,e Memphis, P�r1Y be mad_e tbete In open court. $cbool · "F.ire1tone Motor Part■ co., and I Tbe Reereatlon Board YOted thlt en&lnes) ist's Mate (reciprocati113 1 for the pen keep o lo poal �he problem, a t tbo1e dances. I would Jeara, 'We eaia boaQUr 111 we beLeo V. Sava Middleport Lunt!h Room in Middle- Wee� ge t took High Wanama es:cep of graduate ion tod;•y to certain of t b e Tennessee. Harris ls a •� add l cooperated li�e him to be � man ot port. and in, Po�roY · at Stark 's 1 Publtc which II expecred te - be on men are se concer ' � his ning ts ata� work in t e Syracu School. a and or Pb1rmac:y �, nd the Pomeroy · :Putry hand plcliicklng and for trophy �ughout Meip county. :undre{per ::::, � I preaenllltion1 ,nd man wiener �:t ere !td �nar1ft'!:i, � t �a; Shop .,eanwhlle , 1n GalllpollB, Savage released the following my deputy e•en ....... '" ,rtlcle flee "' mllcll c ilciom .... -· t for in �Qnt�cl roa the eve!tjqg ' � for the e i ri U ate lOn t a Adiniu g statement: for tbe CUteeu'• newspaper." 11.11.ru culion from tlklle wbo did not un· J).llnll in- the summer recreation f game will be A GaDii&::::, hwme'!; m�• . Koo dentand, hQ 11ven bla -I• ·,Savage said I/lat despite published statement, John Yov,,. tomeroy. alvmnl Ptotram . of the lad• - -- --e let � that the_y were demanding an accounting by pilot. hi• ePN everyone InterSavto r 111e :"' ""'!� -,, this �y., be baa recetved no communication from --nttd In IMMJ,. the Middleport the c,au,ea Ill wbiell ltr. Leo s■v1ae hi■ hu,Jtb to the bettmnent ot the greda L•bor O.r to be •t • � �litl•e lo an accounting or regarding an account,. wu ln cbar,e. I aever "" ..,. younr people ol lhe Tri-C o u nt y· ' t '"'es,, having spurned the ng, � • dismissal or ousting. Savage WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con•· practlc,e .at the high achool t-. says this is pro bably be- thln1 talt!nl pt... other t b a n nltht at 5:30 • , p. m. legislative program of Democratic presidential nominei, John ca� be was never working for or und l er he sponsorship of F . Kennedy, moved tollay to wind up the rest of Its bust_ness the auxiliary and w� not answerable them. "If they didn't . Don't fortet the Uttlc League · quickly and go home. hire me they can't fire me,'', Savage'added. _ benefit affair under Wahama lit}lts The most optimistic members hoped for adjournment late 111,t lbat m embera . of tonig bl at 8 o'elock te■tilring Mel r.ealistlc ones talked •�out quilting T1ulrs- lbe ..Ulory ·-..hn credit blm wllh Ing to notr what Mr. owl llro. Earl more Tbe tonight. Clark's baseball All-Stan vs the a ' hint account, ii l�ed Queen of �alllpo"' h•a lo Hf reday night. fl ' not-so-old Oldtlmen or Middleport .kind,.,_ but h: f.a error •¥ �e 111$ht ill'dlns Uus mattq: " Since Lio · , uri:enl Elaenhower'■ President •dJournspeedy for The drive and environ,. The Mock Weddlna: so 1uccre11- ment bega n after I collapae In plea for _ .addl�l'fflfl.l . . roreign 11g NY , t ,ol. tlie "umerous 1•1" re- V. Savage ha1 been in our home, COLUMBUS . (UPI) � There is a poss1billty th at two teen. we circ e ba ated c ome . t • po unde July st■,ted fully Will Racine at d bou 4 blrn l ntao , ul · I lo �-1 pali.eD•· b "'11 ed lbree othter patienta bl y 1 1 for w ue p)' pro d o • Thi c • a, ag1:.u me11111 the efforl!i to work out ■ com• un 11! Ducata for SO cents per tbii�one be sincerely ,· wiabe.t through hi■ intense dedicatio 111, _who �" d th ley 1J . n to adults, 20 eentt for student.a, Ut­ be repeated in Syr1cu&e Labor D&)' promise bill to increa,e the. min• be setiled on the H011,Be Cloor to- � e. Ho'ftlver, ,aid, Sa va le, the youth the immense amount of at the GaWpolla State Hoe::p1tal, wilt be tried �or murder. _ ni lt ht, by announced_ n bee h•• g Ue and Pony Leaguen · free If •�· Jmum wage frOm '1 an hour _to daf. There "" a chance that the "th11ttind of I rumor overe,ti- -,ork expense and disillUlion ,uch Gov. lliehHl :Y. DlSalle 11Jd he , boys have rQs m the lower IOI. members af the ,Raclne . Fl.re J)e­ . part prob e $J President • adulL would ,: 't . 15 and expand ita1 covera1e·. t:om�ed by ■ " payJna: - · mawt ,·m, net worth talked with 6',IUa Cowaty Proae- Tbey are now at lJma un� a b O u t •• effort can cau■E!l'' partinent. The railure of C011p-e11 to pro- ably ,_ 1 tmall part-or the $190 mil- $5000�' S.va1e ,■id it ui :lniereat- Savage F,lated "tfl:re ha, been cutor Warm Sheet, a ad he to1d euainalion. The show will feature home lal• duce any minimum wage lei&lllla- lion In extra funds which the Sen. him that if State HotThe death■ or the Pltlall, • , --.,,c... " -· , ent· actora · from· Racine wtth pnv liOn' plunged the �•ue Into the ' ate voted in responae fo his appltal ■utboritiel; rule the two boya which oecurr� aver a tbhe-weet ceedi from the show to be divided prealdential election camp,IJI! peal. tell riihl fro'! ""'DI . Ibey .-,rlod, were ruled from naµ,ral _ n by the l\11cine and Syracu• ttte - �UI. the lawmakers glve ElXe;llfledr, le�der pf the Se,nate �: iriU • be � for aiinler. caURS until the boya conf.-aed lo dePartmen:t. Racl11:e'1 1bm will _.:o ne,otlaton, said he would rather ,enbower the ,t,oWer ille be W&nta to . be, cot ' killin,: Uiem. Aa 1utop,y .. Robert � ll,. QiUi ol I new tonk hov e �o bill lhan 1ecept lb towud the , C � Clop Ill• DolDll!ltan Republic from ci Toledo, 41, l'len, � ., ljodJ nnol!, ln .1.�._ , 1ruct.,- -,yjj,llO'AJITi�, . a raillnl a'1!!,_ �olu, � '"l"•�•.t. )':�I�� £R!!.IW'!�·. ltot -. ,· , , , ._. , ""_.,, '"''1'.wil• !lllb!l, Jo !!W:·, _ -� iotio diOII _ AQ. _11, lodl9i!:N bo . Jal �eioeil w •ne:v 1or Qi,-piarcli11e Hou,, ll'o0e11 �ol\TirMi"�J)I . • 'h�;l#:,lliM'!li1led 'mtwt . . , , r llO!D, ��•• • "lii to ,i!IJi.l!'fi" t . � �- -.:1,:, ,. • :1.b,!_ truck:--�- ,,. · 1_· 0011nty jf well. � '"' !lllllld ';1 the Ohio S� Jalr...to. _,. - ilieti-'willi::• ln1 lo give· him. Sn would leaden )1,e;fj•Pllr<>•ed compromise · i'a(,"",· .-i; ·aoli--,-! cc -� UM �-· A pubUCity release tent ouL on 01 or anized labor. · Mrs. Gerieri , county exteaaion qent, HOuod bla lliroal_ · - - - · leW lliaUon Tueod1y to u,nt till■ daY according ' Ibo ..,. od , .ec.d. been not bove g WASHINGTON (UPI) -The gov- the weddliig 1t1te1 that. while Miu can4ldate 1utb11rlty, bu� the measure ran bome economics1 who ls assistlflg 4--H members, leaders, and· Oemo{:ratic he ll01Pital a lltllortlla: Mid the .&an two patlen�.hyt. -� A ernment has asked industry to Pearline Egplant lll'ld George pro�pUy a nnbunce.d he woui� lnto trouble in I.be Senate. parents, ., �·h :-;:,-----:=:-·-=,..,..------ Cinclnn1U, and wtWuit,.� ; ' hel� de1Wn a! · maneuverable , Wuhinat.on Au,1u1t Peabe1n were "take this fight to the American �--All "participation'' ifUVltiea for tat.e a sample of their work fta Lucuvllle. f,1, · I r,· eso three-man 1pace1hlp to . ny around on their honeymoon 1t S teve Can­ people." He dready had stated 4-H elub -,iemben Of Mei11 COUD• the judges' in1pectlon. The govemar alao uJd he bu the moon and back 'In the next yon, they found out that lhe wll- he would make campaign i111ue1 ty are scheduled today. not received a .report o.n "tbe iaAa■l&Llng as . f.H Auiltant dur1 ne1sea f11led to sign their license. 10 years. ft i,ip At 10:30 a. m. iirl1 mlNleHng Inc the day will be Dean ww. He of olher items in · his legh1l1tlve ve■tkaUon of. lhe Jli&bway patn,l The NatlonaJ Aeronautics le So th�y want to' 2et rq■rtled a,:aln program. in the style revue will face Judae■ wlll help in the various eo•lelll Jn the cue. He releued the resure e ltlak' le11I. It'• Space Admlnialr'atton NASA taid to for evaluation of the garment :[or 1 ,nd interviews held during the port of Dr. J. Wylie Xc:Gctu,p, .. Kehnedy also failed to get what ''C�CTERS" number about Tuesday it had 11<:hed\lled a "'bidu construction, fit ancl 11.Utability: , d■)'. aiat■nL mental hygiene divil!on for eare medical On wanted he � dera' confere�ce;' for ,Sept. 12 at 16: They are M,11 Anain• ,P. E11•, the aged school con1tructlon afld �hibits Crom the county were Included in thi1 group are Melva commiuioner, and F. J. -.,olllsoil.. Offlt • o Langley Field, v,., to dl1eu11 - de• pl1nt, Mr. Geora:e Pe.tbean, Dr. Faye Jordan, college girl revue; pltced on display during the flit Lil 1dminittr1tive llliltanl, •• •• paaed 'congress· L__ 1.l medihousing. Rev, Oeutenmomy,. -»"· Tr1pe&1.u-. din study contr•c t1. Dorl, Caldwell, Complete costume; and wiH remain thtouthout the tbeir inveatigaUoD of tbe eue. l. ari &INO 1. 84, Miu D�- Shore, Mr. and Mr1. cal care bill sharply IC'aled-down b M on Fo • .IIIIKBCe , of i �s.hlblll Clothing wee�. entlre and DreN; Dreu-up Well■, Sandra The report I.bowed on en1y om n the while propoaat, his from A, many a& three aucb con• Peabe11n, 'Ain,er bearer, Flower Sue Ann M)'en, School dreu. Fin- dude, .Jenme Dean, Let s Sew pro- Point Pleuant dle4 at ■pp�- da1 a weet•Wedllelday-are all traett, costing ijp to '300,000 each, 1itl, alld tvmyone 1.1 &akea to have aebool and bou1ina meal\ll'H were A number of case■ .which had 111 Jn tbe Style 11.e•ue wUI be at Jed; Sharon Holland, Articles to mateJy 5 :45 p. m. Tuadiy at bil attendant■ auJped. to 1rctrk Ul bottled up in the ·Houae RW.ea ml)' be awarded. The atudies are a woddingl accumulated , in bia office while he 2:00 P. M. in the Youth. £enter. . uae and Wear; Brenda Ni)ITII, )tome followiq a Iona: period of the ward an duty. Tben are tlu'ee COmlllittee. lo be completed by next May 13, was on vatation were diaposed "Of Jennifer ·1ttendanta aulped Jn. eacb of twoLob1e will be the only Cotton Dress; Dixie Rouah, Sports lllne& The two blg IS&uel iUU to be They will Include coat eatlmates. a 11,.� t by Mayor Charles· , Legar ln a sea, county repreaentat;ive ,n the dem• f:lothe1; and Sue Wblttln,ton, lhFuiler 4ay 1bJ4s and one I, ■lli.Caed at :.., •'-� � reeolved l:'ly CongreSI were: Actual co,n.atrucUon of the Yonn-ter . e ...,01., •e...._.... ..,uu�� ,,.;,, 10 nJ&bt. 11011 ot court la1t nteht. fines were on,tration conte.llt, She 'fUl · pJ'fl· SChool Dress. ---.,-._ What , should be done aboflt 1paceahlp J, tenl:atlv,Jy planned impoaed In tour c,ae� One charge sent her individual demonitratlon Electric exhibits were prepared Poibt Pleuant �� momin, "Jt ia tbe opinion of the l.nvetti•· _______ ( •, ant Spanking for 198z.a:li. file craft will be cap­ WP dropped and six bond forfeit- 1t l p, m. Gn "How to Set ·a Buf- by Charle& Caldwell and Dean l.� •. �-'---'-at lhe ,Caton that the de1lb of the paable of opuitina: • I n 1p1c:e for· - -A Allddu1porl fOULl"lter who WII 1 ures were declared. Table.'' fet Wooten . Rope exhibit t,y John -•..,,._, " ...wuen Hill- tienta was not due to ne&U,p.nc,e 1everal weeb at a titne Under tryin:£ to e1cape a 1pankJn1 c•ua,ed Art CJ;as�es ,.,,._.0 v. aa Fined were Ualph_ T. Dalton, Ath . and n Boyle, Jr. of the hospital atalfi'' the report Headin,: the p1�cipanla Bentz and I Garden 1nexhiblUi m by n Re . • Guio considerable excitement lHt nta:ht coniplete control of. Jt■ crew. born ou .■aid. WIii who Foa:lea:oq r, , •peedln,, e ll 1n co d ., Paul na terviewa will be Patricla Ann wrry Fetty and Kennetb Caldwell :m: $20 . _ . Thoma1, when. be failel;I to n t1,1m to bJi On �tember loth Novem Jt ii intended , to be the • fore­ Counber'14 , 18'1 1n. Muon __ costi, and to failure $5 wll ln Ulb DiSalle uid b& S 'fiU Cla111es Art __ _ and etlee k Bla· _ on beein Jne Ro _ ept 10 wants , to · runner of manned IRl'Cfl at1tlon1 home oq ou,er-st by dark. . b', wa1•1 member 1 of I.be TrinitJ learn DlGl'e of wby the. o ■top a y •11 eal Howard, y � t ; the In�rvlew , .Achievement , 'Pt at 1) The lhe be New in Lowman Butldin1 ilf dutbJ H�e Chief Herbert G d today y d Ketbodiat Chlll'Ch ud wa, the wen described .u natanJ and ol. 1pace1h1p, e1p1ble ot lumbia, ,100 ancl coata and reporta have already rated them Heart Con ition h causea ao Gene lbat Buetle)', n 01 M'r. and Haven witb Dl!lvid Drieabacb in• w,.i Pl . landin1 men oo the moon and YOWlle■t and 1ut 1111'¥1vtna mem...,_; WWiam Buckley,· wa, ll>e· ob- atructing, it has beeii. announced. three da.ys, DWI ; Clifford Whitt, among I.he top 18 in tb, atate. The Fatal To Browning . ·planet■. ber of a f�-���O tbildren. �e . es ■re OPf!n to anyone 10 ineton, Par&eribftr.,11 $100 and costs inteniew1 wtU detennine the Ject of an hour-ton,: March by po- The C!l m A heart attack ■utrered wbDe he lfU • �&a' ....,.. eontnctor 10 Water Speetamlai DWJ daya, three 'l1le program to develop the IIee and flre de,.nment member1 Yell'I • . d 1.i;i. ■even top award wl••e-' "1 age and over • , .... •• to rep-""' llept waa said today . to . �.b•vc 111 D eo.nty f • rat To Be Givm Apin , . IJtlCNblps 1a jn� 11 'fr(>Ject before he fl ria(bi ieiumfld home e.f · · U, emnJgh inlereat ia. shown In a sent Ohio durlnl the next year. cauaed the death or Edward Paul A charge of into1'icatlon brouaht ,le�t, A "Water Spectae:utar" abow re­ "' A,PGllo, tUcceAOl' to Mercury, the bla own volition about 8: 80 p. m. aecond clan, Four tlrl• were aele, cted to Brownin&:, w, Portland, wbo waa another instructor a&aµlit .Jo& Mar in, •�•�- Pt. .�-..u Pomeroy, waa repreae the. t m•• -! t; ••a son, f:ffl tlf elven in t;ew Haven will be , B .,..� project for- pu ttln4'. men , Lq Grbit, county nt bu contented to conduet a week• d ml d, iri nutrition dileovered dead in hi, bed t>J' -'-· Howard. ColuinbWI; -a brother-in- praented 1n GaUlpoU. on Sept. 1, 1 -"-· Jl ue • for brief pertndl ■lartinl In lftll . . d•v cla'·. Tboi,e interea•,.,. "'•• •u. Bonas fol'f!tted · werfl Norman T. Interviews. . They ore lllel■nle nelihbora todar. Coi:o��. He,,a,- law1 J W JWfl..., •, 1tt Pleuant; or, in eue of rain, on Sept. 2' it ... •,. • 1 • Brown - Prepared Dllh ed to contact Mra. c. F. Reicltert, SIewarI Ma■on, D'"l, Pl ea rL-n •ed D-fo ... said the death was due to ■even · n1ecu, 'lln,.IIQbert Dougl11, hu been announced �y 11n. Mary ' "· 11.2&; How. Lln' d• Y·� - P, ·•-• · men u; hi•• ..., re , ....,...__ ' Lunch Bo• 18" N ew Haven · ·, llatuJ'll• causes, probably a heart .,.,� ""'""" ard v90re Th o.,_; -. 'lll' ' , ; ' I1JI ure �· 11,I -'•. W· VI.; -� Glen'" F�•.,. u� G· K Jue Tennant, dirtctor. .,,..... Co,. -'oil urt "lee - Cloverleaf _- ,.ly _ Ill •ol••, · to ob1By a stop ..l...., •••,· Kenneth Ma~ attick. ., r • ., Mcft.I. Pt tie Burd : u-, A o �·-··-! The a.bow will be prtilented at · ln I k1111on of County Court thi1 Lee ,tlal,e)' Mid�'i:;,rt'i,w ,1� Ann Carlton 7' Canned -f�lt 11d ' M:r. Browning wa, 1 retiffif',m• · p1 .■ ur� the Galllpolla 1wimming pool at i Smi.:, L 1 , I , IDornin1, Geora:e Stobut, Racine, vegeta addi,tio In bles. to the n � . • - plo:rf!I of the Portland Lbd; ZI i'd Burki, 8ooter, ' ., -Delmar Skidmore Fom110, ipeed; OklL'· Mn. Carl '1:30 p. ID.. Jin, Tennant .-id tliat cbaq1ed i not 1IIUty plea to Im, 1 tervJew to 4etermlne theii kno�- Uyeci atone. He has a brother who 3.�0; �....L.�!n'lel Carroll, � '3 (iUY.:JDoa. oti.� � George Lbe aho• will include a eat'. of ap. Holt. , led t sub the of . , ject the� Clr? Jive, In Columbu1. Tr�nton, N. I•• •a-dlnl, 133 .'fQ ; _ �� Crane, tea An·plesi iiri,. Gn ce proxhnotely 70 people. Benefit, o'!:e,!:8.�r�'!1� ='1�i:: " arran1em l"unenl d ents pen Eu1ene are Fisher, Pomeroy, DWL EnveloriAR llhan, _Loi �•; tw4 nephewi, from tbe abow will 10 to the Gal· ed ,10 and coat,. Stobart had -been n=!, n« lni at the Ewing Funeral Home. _, ., �11 5! r.__ iirt1111 fl25. Raymond. Fot.letOnl,. PL Pleuant; Upolla Downtown coaches. 'UNated eailier th.Ji week l)' -C0Un• ---. · IJnyd Foet_, Hooter, nd . . . Drive In Ret1ul111 , 1¥ qltieen. VAN VIIANKIN HADUATEI Oki■. The Racin e ,Fire Deputment Traffic Light Al,o lined ln,cou n1¥ court today MEIGS GINIRAL HOll'ITAL a T llaymond be Will Pallbetren On An ac:1:ident at the tn�Uon •wa,. John E)'non, Syncuae, oa I G. V1nV•en.. aviation Philip . mem n have t out JOllciLltlon Goes n ae d be y kl Admitted: Martha Wic ine, Rao Fo&Jeaonc, Robert Slal� Gearce fire control tecbnicil.n airmail, of · p1wn and El1t Ill,ID ' Sb. ln cbar&e, of dilturbJnc tbe nu.ee. Ey- the office of Or. Davia ror treat- tine. envelope, to the rural 1eet10111 ot Chief Herbert Gilkey, Middle-- W. . Burdette, n···•etle, USN, brother of Harvey J'. Van Sulton. 1.e•·· on ind • •••- town-•- w11 arre ated .-& • . llO a· ,m• tod'I' Pom•-, -..v 11 J'· i t!Ire- •-• -clhl J>:v ment. His injurlu were iU,bt. � , •• 'nl l>ilcbarced : 1 R o )' Strickland, ll:I�cctritrtbu tt:';" for rt. said that affic today the tr po Bunlette'7-::i' Robert Vnnken, Pomeroy, arad�ted on t e. Bhip aee • o i n. · llq llh•D ,t ueent - rr Kv SkiniJZU Pomeroy, ,' , :: t:r.'f:olv� , ty ff ee AUIUlt & froi;n lhe Aviation tire or' new tank truet to be •dded to tbe lllbt W.l the corner of Pearl and ,on. • . \ , r.«u.1t-11l■ in Middleport hu been Bu.rial will be midi (n the Sun- Control Tecba.lcian Sehool,. Bomb > �AtcOrdinl to I l'e,wt filed bJ fire department eq uipment. 0 0 lhe 11 Director · Coone, at th. Naval Air nk 1 g . �":. Techilkal Traininl , center, MUI· u,;,�1 � ij�htl:,n'i/;:l::"·;1..�� . :::::e� � • , pb.11, �ne■iee. Well on M�fo St , 1tnped to mate are11 where the water aupply 1i , • '.?he U,ht will be o,ertitl;ve dur- � af Jrlason-. . j • , 1 0 Plu limited, flrolilen ,.,. OonaUon, are -"'-". tbe time lhe croujng ii used by •e _ .. •� �,\ ., E. u,&,• �1'!'! .,'�· already· coming •jiil' ., -. a ' wut,t · ot 11\• • ;lcboYI ch , ldrcn. t��!� 1e", , � h ·\· ,; l'i '• j « Dir '. "F"'!" � :anpyl le Man, 46, � _Application T.n ' Alter .,.... , solicitallon' and member, di. ,4 .I ' -'-----the " " • ' • f , ' ' " ' , . I j ' followhg beh£nd, t1tll 2'1*R, l•fild ' ' •.,. ' nts la ,,,neard ft'. lllell , W<-l< ""'... ; . ui· eo1umb,.11 \/LUllBUS UPJ - Boy Bcqut■ In lhe , ,how rln1 Tuatc1 1y. BUI Ay- 'and ( brtd •Guernoey,. Pl-I., money the department ire hopefut · ' the One-:Montb-Old Twin Payme · re1r of to atop 1na ra 111� , liarun · RUe, · te. oi Lanasvm, Appllcotion , to modlfr poyment■ , "1 :_-i:� �· •• the · oblo · Slit. m �I ,near Mo,hanlcsbuu. ihnw- l¢alin1 '2,080 went lo lhe II rat 30 camp,oilfn will be , ....,.rut, the Cbopman ffhlcle, • . · RD, PNled !aw111 1h11 lllnl'DlnJ It for '"Pllffl filed !,J<Bo'len IIY■ell DI ea Enrou le To Holzer ,lhe wlnnlnc 2-year-nld helle . ....,1Dlllnn •!. ,eou � DllllOle ,;eporled 110 to tbe iett ' ""' . r In placa )l'llh fln1 place worth $416. •· Lou lae Borrell. one - month old lbe " Unlverslcy HoolPl,t( In Colwn- Rife vor■ u, Ke,nelh Jly■eU ,... · � Tao "• MOMn jiuilv..-,y. ( • · ,, ,, the 41b Ohio GuerDQy P'llturt!Y, 1.,-M roor lender, teU lJpt ond twin do ughier ol Mr. ,na Mra. ' b.. . tollowll!i .• - - He - In COIDIDOD ,i,lell court � , o o ware en, un ol lbe Chlpmm \'eblcl• alid to llili t t',flcultort D� --- Ttf- o.i p, IS ,.,. ...... Tw De.. ' Cn lJ' lll Rullanil o�Ja (!pe ·n Ba rrell. Lln11vtlle Rd. " ,ueylved h7 h1, Wife, Ethel, two ll!d,e lobn (,. Bacon yecterday. �bane da1 111e l lhe Wendel hll,y bo mode o,.. a nd � �• -11emlog, riCbt lender ■ad ",M]lp� T � enrouce to Holler ..., IJICI lllji OIOIIN¢, Jira Vol · IWlf Plued On iaead�y Day Fint It' " '#l'IIS'!\l9a ' \fll danled with �• bel'lod Mo111etn llolaware, ..,_..., ne,r .,ojtill of, Aar!epl61� l<oat, lor. out Ulhlcum car: , 1 :i:i,, 1 School at llulland w(lt , oifeb, HNp,ital Tueada, morning, 1 She Rile. 1 u ,it WM ott. , llt- ttt. ,1,N11or , ,.Ir,• Nla anfnlill,, . for top bonon IA fOur SOllthdown tun: Dinctor • DIY, 1 ' 'r.. th e .tipuliUOJI tblt° " UMi defenttut . . ill cbuge of ..., ••PJl!lrl .,...,.. and a b�lal r leall)' blllo,!. b_ • Hlal\ -11 �•te . -llor, .._., •loctail """' 111 en, abeep cl•-· IOI'"! "110� lht blu e Tueldoy, SepL 8 will. ,I, b..U-<la\' le,... lier p,orent■• 13 siatera and . �•"'ll Sir••· · Home. bill. ,l"unenl Sqa / iad . fra. ""'ll!let! _. lllllfona ttlol. n brothori, ln1 ;pe ,esalon '111• ,and 8:il t , me. o h at all · ..... chomp!on ,.,. T!bbon ; ' and _ ;. · Ewin.Ion, • ....... ind �-IGll'J • Ql4r Wilkuville; wfflr � lllnounced H�Uft� Zfo'h -•!')''a ,rim ••�• -pl� 11 c:bam• mlsul IL 11:48. The lai°"' build• �. a cUvotct :wu ,j anot1111R'' J ·of Ul, Beal, held be will service. Grav11lde � ' n act1 in.:__ --e• lbr<\,� filled to ln ,¢1'1:� 1t C9l' · Cemetery In Danvijle , hiier. -. Have rd County, abo,tod • h i'! · piaQ,'She. �loo ,.,. \'l!DiW'iiR Jri lnp will be open •I . ii ,:, m. . gnnled to •� v. , IICU,,lle -• �--"fl!t, •h�wmiJialJlp. No meal> wlU be '°'1"" ln lb� :l'liilnday mornloa ii ten o'cloclr; • · · Thffl will 1io • IBN!in, II,, the dUl;■,I, lli6 ', · a horlhorn, •dJud&ed lbe • '11!• •JR'H•.11 · ' n l.. '· ' d !h1mplon ,,.., In the �u•• · •l!ecliy Boner, 'of Orient, wu e1feterl1 o� lhe fln( �oy, of,lcliO#II �lilo m,y clll 1i •aQYtlm� 1t -tho I Vinton ..- audliarl'I"' al 8 P- �. • poidl,_���� Nltii,il � co,t■ , !o Ille'• doleadut, A - ') . 1 1 �. �idol".' s.,I! � �!,jc� by, �W t f. DI . >· allon t �--1 filed t,yl� _ · , I, r Bllp\i, G<rald Mll!l!1' Ol ,¥1•"1 �wn�, lb� . IHO, &Ho�n Ui- The flr■t .football •ant. la 1ich;4, I� and Sons �'1'•1 Home 11 , Q""1 8y ,;;�lf_�an _ / !h, !'}l"i Secloll!, ot -,\,uii,:a • , 1'1ib,, . l:� ....11�• � yBl,,op hi 11'.0Gd.,Oounty, WI■ n1n\i\l , clu\,i, 111, , ®e'en, 'th;; l�y'!t":111d'.;, da 111h· ul ed lor SepL _ lO. A '�-•'! ilroll/Df 'i\t�\IIUe. . Aq. I!), !No wu i:onflraj, i(,, eoupil• The -' ,Im KEii.€1!1),:.,.�;, . · 'P8if .�, 1how,n1n •�d bll 1,000 ',er ' <if -llr,'ana Ml'" Al'iln Borrer lenoe hai ..... · ln114tlod, i )liW - · •x. _..,_ .suer, ol,li1!ol -.,.u 'C l!n- � 9DY. lfkllaal , •• ,, ■h..Ut ··ol/� .,, . ed. · ' !1ffi8led ' . _ ,i ,. ,. b n,riv d n 1 Aquo l"cte4_ ,Pofaliil otind' .. lon .. :ml-, eonce tbo quoon, � yeari· . lil! y eroi,iled ""' -... ni111ed S · WI . � ,, �-,a..,,_,-,.._.. ;' of � ·-· hr . 1'lleodo.li , , �lnl-, -· . r . · l'U,p,o • ot . , , .,....,. '• to pre11 box and ilcluit bpo11!•'1iill , &. ;!' ,!!uey HuffillOII, ' • .; 111iiced;, . ,, · , \ . 1 ,_ 1 ...., --II - w.l>lcb ""' ....._ � ,... II ...i . ... '! -�.. llllry . ,1.. .,... ...IJ/'I. • lflf\lln s� Of .Grove ,,... ,_ _ J�• Brolilllald; tr. die - ■tar of _ lnr lbe lint . , tllila; l , Mr, •Jtil,� -... . ...... Hi911 tblmpion " s� � CitJ nhihltod Ult � !l,Wel\ ... ..... ,,.... ..........,.. -·· _leievlllOll'I, � o/' �lH," • ' wlll lnNade tt,e -: _ ....,. _ ., .._ Ibo lillllor'1·clllmplon A111111, !a111 For• hnie111eal In · 111, ,ijlJIIe l'ilr llow, U.G IUP�Tlt ·cljJ�D( ' '. ltlta ott •n,l ""� }!lcl-lliMI fl!lllilil'; lbe Jltlwi wao dt.d- t;,r pc•a& o re,I ll(ht !If ffl,lllf.! .,.., l'IIJ'e(le eouncy, "'11'bltell ., -ihnw wtJJ. I lloii.l �. enNORMA4 nL µpr --;' )![,f I ... ""'"". f....,_,,... io,o,t "' ' ond .,.rt, ..� • •.,.. ........ ... ..Ii... .... titlfd "AP Old, Fllllle'l 'iei�I a moritllclld \C.U., l>urbam tlle fUIDPion Ueref� �11lli 11, Mith SeMIOI' , wflh fflUSI. . collialon wlallt! • lilllte lo' S.cra, JI ..lid to �u._d.- �■e(- bs.,,t. 'trlb � wlan . Olil 810 bill•h -Jnni, bl•'" calldle \'IOlend In Nd 1tad• coled In iJo11 Poat }II ll ., I'"tl Ilia 111Mlo " for 1a , al Ibo · .,_... • •· .._. ...-� • 1 ,... W r:-•- •-i::; w, -••-• ' , . - , -M 1 . • ..- ,s,.i'J . _. wlmolo ,... ....... � · ..._..., ,,.......,. ..,,..... fi< M..... :p-r ,•. -, ' -, r; -a _ ,,_, ...,. � ,,.:•.""'. _ ,.........., .......,, . l · "· , , , , , \ I ' ( l • 1 ' , ,to J, "".,, , < ' I beinr TRADE SINGLE ·cOPY I' . , . roner Henry Ewing To �rve Jtapers On Sheriff In Lawsuit ,r . This Couple Wants To lle Sure It's Legal I; · · . •_ •t •· FR·l· G ID 11:lii,ii r .K ' I 4 Pomeroy.MJddleport, Olljo, Wedneoclay, Augu,t 81, llNIO NO. 115 ,1. 1 3 CUBIC _fOOT . WITH • e nt1ne Program. Another_ Good Buy From_·Bake_r'_s �- . • • · · ! Ti! -- , . a1 it - ...;;=;;;;;,_;;aa;;aa====== • B�sfer :Salts Iii Middleport Tu�y Night Up This Year 1 l e 'I Round.up Local �ews , - 'f'l'.t"- ■ J?IIIIIIW■i1Jclllll "mi fli 0 , !1'-.\Jjit_ :' BAKER FUR ..... TU,.E Ml.PD, �EPORT, OHIO .;:,��=�==:;,�:�����=:!�=�:!:!!::!!j��===:-:::1 i=rom:·. t_he people. wko, .:make ·the · fflo--t s. erv1•ce-free - a• �tomatlcs - •-• · . .:t VOL XII t' J . Dnoud To Tis■ Inure.ta 0/ Tls■ M•M.• ,4,_ , '. ' I .. , MIDDLIPOIIT MOORE'S. } .,, ... By LUCILL, ttAWKINI -� . .. of ibe 1'lrtt Mr ,nd Mn Joe Lawrence, • TIie llulor Cbolr Cbuteb of an Bash�11 are 1nffincln1 the birth United Prtlbit,tt to bo 11 led reque1 INI eporl lllddl ol • 7 lb. ' na. uu&blcr, Jo men, .1!t elday Wedn h churc the Mr. are ta ,1 P, m. Au,:u,t 17. Graodparen • ...... y Sun; ne1I 111d Mn. Jome, Lowrence, Long lo p,.pare for . NrYice p wonhJ in, Bo u.om and Mr. and. Mr■. pon Rev. Howud Ruppelt, putor of ,Arnold ' Pomeroy They have three on I other daui htera: Nancy, Debbie the ehurcb wbo b11 been some return )lll'ill n, vacatio 'a month and Ka thy. time thia week aGd regular 11rvice1 ------· will be ruu.dt.a at lbe cbureh next Bahr Reunion Seti sunday · . ------:;.:::.:.__.;·,,_ The Annual ,ttu.llioII of • tbl Abra: ham Bahr fanlily will be held on Birthd · � :.{ Ob.•n,ed Sunda•, � September 4. 'lbe reunion tent · �U'Uiday of Bilb' Hae• The ,wtµ be -.,J� at Portland ,..,�rk. &. 11:ett 10n of Mr: and Mtll, George ,' . oew l«atlon .. All descendml.!I and .ceIebraled M on• ·Rickett, Jr., was �ttend. urgid a� their l■milies during the wiener ,-vpnlnp ,bv ------rout l:Leld fOll,,owin g th ,All st PTA SkATING PAttTY "• .,.,�.. 01 ·•syr ..,.,.. gue .ame PI•..:. • spon• r_ Th e H1 ad• b u_t.Y PTA 18 _ aeuse. : � Ing � •katmg Plrp' open to / e The tum ... mernbcrs_ nd their e�t �uth; al :cihe �ddleport returned lo�M1ddltport to fi)JIUtes p. m., adm i ln bur •Y, ia 1 the mu.nidpa) part for th e· rout ��on 3:sc _ __ _ _ .•n� Bill'I blrth41y c■ll:o was UCor• seY- a:ed , apj)ropriately with ba&eballJ, spe.nt They Mexico. Laredo, � -- • ••1.-. 1 1 1r.-.. eral dars in San Antonio vlsiLinJ · Scott relatives Mr. aftd Mra. Paul and son; Tommy end •Step�en. • , -... • . : I r'jlj Paul Scott 11 . 1ttendin1 ofrJeer candidate sch ool at Lackland 'AF , _\ , � Antonio; mattna a San base, r --..u. ' and t ...,"' , caree_r o lh e A"1r Force. He 1WIDNiSDAY H ·T now in his !-hlrd fea� or I aecond 1 �· lfAMtLY NIGHTS four year h i tch. · , Dkk P'O"tYell ,._ De-bble Reynold, t h0use of Mrs. gue1ts Recen Hlf· 1 �U SAN SLEPT HERE' ' (Technicolor) old Stewart al her E. Main-st home •ere Mrs. Norman Kaaptr, Mt. V.er• .also !lon, Ohio, her dau gtter, Mrs. , Tom FiW,11 _ Sheree North George Myen, columbu,1, and M r. '"TRE LJEUTENANT and Mn. Fred Metcher, Gnqidy, WORE SKIRTS" Va., all fotmer Pomeroy realdonts. 1 (Scope & Color) ALSO CARTOON Relative, .calling recently at the THURSDAY ind FRIDAY home of Mr•. Fred Lang lotz, E. l,f aln-sl, were Mr. and Mn. .Edwin Dolores Mkh.aeLs, Nevi,�e Brand. Young and Mr; and M,r■. Don "3 GA'fES TO HELL" Young, all of Br�•ewrt, Oblo. (Cinemascope) - 'llso' Mr. and Mrs. Vi ncent Dab, and BryMer Yul , Joanne Woodward · daughter, Jean Ellen, • hin�ln "'l'HE SOUND1 and the FURY" Heights, had 11 Saturday ni1hl 1 (Ctnemaacope ., Color) guests al a "coqk-out'' , Hallie and Al.SO CARTOON Nellie Zerkle and Nanc)' Reed, 111 of Middleport, r Cliol To · �eet Roulh's Shot· Store VISIT · · · PHONE WY-1,1848 Mainly About People . In Pomeroy Birth Announced $2.99 to $4.99 • ' . I wur ' . HEATING STOVE_S . ,.. . I The Spencer Reunion will be . held Sund,y Stpt. ,& at the Wald Let Spencw n1lden(!e near Cheat­ ter, Ohio. C1lr:e be furnl,hc4. lt ii alto Jlr. and Mrs. Henr;J' Spen eer'1 tOtb Weddln1 annlv� 1ry. Bnna )'OUt own lunch ud ,ta, the doy. ' Stop I n ond SN . Our S-GAL. BUCKET' $' ., Get Ready for Winter ! ' Pld:eaa' Black . Mrs. L. D. Diles or Middleport received word that her brothha■ L-r ■y fRIODII HOUD4SltJ er, Robert Bowman, of Pasa.dena, Mr. and Mn. Roth Zahn a.nd I Calif .• will appear ln the TV prochildren, Steven and David, of gr•m "A Day in Court " this South Charleaton, 1pent the week- I Thursday afternoon at 2:00 on end with Mr■. Zahn's mother, Mrs. channel 8· Mr. Bowman, Who has been seen David Enlaminger. Also visiting with Mrs. Enllmin ger is her &is- on the pro gram & numbe r of lime• ter, Mrs. Elsie McKnight of Ur- before will port.ray the pact of bana. l the probation officer, Mr. While. I Mr . and Mrs. Richard Hovatter This role is very fitting to Mr. �4 m and daughter. Dream a, and ar- Bowman a , he is a p robati o n ofilyn Sue_ Stumbo visited las.t Seal- 1 ficer i n ever,: day l Lf cr urday wllh Clyde Hovatter in o • Followmg I n l he ootsteps oI lumbus and m Laurelville with ' hill father, K e.r: nelh Bowman who 1 in hH al"."•Y� been interested Mrs. Mildred Folden Mrs Marie Ste mer has returned drama l 1cs, Robert re ce ntly ap• (rom I week 's vacation dunng I pearcd in "Ali Baba and the For• which she viaited in northern Ohio . t)' Thieve1 1 • taken from Arabian and visited her sons and lheir fam- J Nighta. The c11st Wali make up of ilie11, Mr . and Mn. Ray Steiner in · 12.:i youth and wa� staged by . lhe Cleveland and Mr. 11nd Mn. Earl Bouth Theatre .G::1ld of Pasadena. lttberl, w!to will be lt>aving his Steiner in Warren. l Mr. and Ml'!l. W. J. Schaaf o! . h(l me 900n to enter the S11n fran• Bncksville are v1sitmg with Mr. clleb State College, w11s also the and Mrs. Kenneth McEJhrnny ilnd production a&.!ii.!ilanl. -----� family · 1 .Q Arthur Clark who hu bc.::n ;11 I lending extension school at VPl in V !rgm !a, u spending sever�I W(leks with h11 mother, Mrs. Cednc Clark. Jn Se_ptember he plans to enrol� �l VPI in Bl1cbburg, Va. Alao ��1t,. Past Matroni and Past Patronl!i in1 the Clarkl last we� k were ..ll'S. EYangeline Ch apter, OES, will of Bertha P�lty of Wh ee ling, Mr•. . honoted this Thursday when be Howard Mitchell and Mrs. Clarence ' the. regu1 ar meet 'mg .0 1 •l h. e ch a[)t· L. King of Columbus. 1• held 111 the Hall m .i1.iddleport er Dinner g uests with Mr. and Mrs. be ginning st 7:3o .P· m. . E. M. Blake and son, Johnny, SunThursd ay ev� mn s wil l also be day evening were Mr. and Mn. Obligation Nlght , .11 nd during lh e. Newman Burdette and children, social hour a white eleJ)hant_ sale Tracy Ann and Kell)' Jo, Mill be will held. Refre1h �1 ents . w1 I I h e oc l and Case, al, Joyce M ill Linda the St!r Pomlli with .Mrs. by 1erved Hatch, Pt. Pleasant. m charge. Officers Bunce Wend,ell Mrs. Gary Wolfe and sons, have r are eq uested· to wear formals by . Mrs. her, t mo her with vislting been the W_orthy ldatron, Mra . Theo Fitipatrkk in Huntington. Neutzlmg. Mr. and Mn. Joe Falkner re- . . turned to t�eir �ome in Columbm 1 Mr,. W oodgeard Feted a f�er 11pend1�1 the week end with Mn. Ray Woodgeard was guest he, mother, air!. George Chllds. of honor al a surprise party held Mr- and Mn. Louis Dfl Ryeke at the Antick Lod ge at l'ld son, John, of Victor, Io wa, Sunday Antiq uity, in obervance of her have been YJaltln1 with her bro- birthday. lher and family, Mr. a nd Mn. A coot-out and potluc k dinner . Adolph S1elen1 and family. , including a decorated birthday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst and , cake baked by Mrs. Hobert Coates Je IIrey returned Sun d ay evenin.11:· W.' •• rv.d al noon. • Mr,. Coates and Present we•c from a trip into VI rgInia and Wash• and Mrs. Frank I ngton. Golng by way of the Sky- son, Stan, M•, llne Dr Ive, they v11 · Ited at Ml. Ver• John1lon, Mt,, June Sayre, George non and ,pent several day, sight Kalatta and Mr . and Mrs. Woodgeard and 1001, Timmy and Jim• aeeeln1 In Waahin1ton. ,u ....., and doughier, Nancy_ .,r. and Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard m• The honored guest received and d1u1hter, Marta Kay, and Mr. ve ly oifts. an d M rs. Cash Bah r and daughters many lo_ •_ ____ __ Chri1tine and Candace, returned on Sunday from • week'• vacation In Return. From Florida Virg inia. They vialted 1t Mt. VerMr. and Mn. Paul Ferry, Eddie non, Wlllt,m,burg and Jameatown and Ctaarla, recently returned and spent ,everal daya at Vitgl•IJ.11 - 1 _ from • vacatJon In Sarasota, Fla., Beach. They returned home bf WA)' where they yiaited Mr. and Mrs. 1��1t-i�o �id1e and Whlte M· R:· H. Moor• �net aona. 'lhef WftJ:O J e ola ,o·ltlleii � 1,,,,. 'ci,';;nce Clark and 74r.1· :.°!::.·:: t::. =��r ffe'iil')' Null were In Athc m, Sund� ______ _ to return Patty and Sherri Clar� who have been vl!lllng here wllh O O eunwn The Spencer Reunion will )>e their 1r1ndp1renls. AIIO vl1llln1 wllh the Clarks �.eld 1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. were Mra. Wa I ler F ran kll n Cl ar k Wald Spencer on Sunday, Septemand son, Mark, Pl. Pleuant who ber 4. There wlll be open hou•e in the alttrnoon to celebrate the wer,i Saturday overnight 1ueat1. 10th weddJn1 anniversary of Mr. ------� Mn. Henry Spen�rD 0/ A. 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