http://66.213.69.5/files/original/20d0331f0a818723096f25195fb7e40f.pdf 5c347030b88c373717496201476f05b2 PDF Text Text •' . 1 ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 11, 1957 faw 'n Taws To Meet At Hardys meetings every aecond and fourth Saturdays durina July and August at the John Hardy home. : The Paw 'r.' Taw Square Dance q lub will hold their reg~lar dance New club year will cofl.m l\nce on Sept. 14 and will be held in the DAV HaJI on Butternut Ave. The Jirst three dance meetlnga wlllr be devoted to beginner•. Intereated person_, desirmg t.o leau to aqu:are dance may con.t.act Jo or John Har· dy or any club ntember . ' HOT WEATHER SPECIALS %7x52 Str!lw Rugs · · ·· 39c 6'x9' Fiber Rugs $9.95 Metal Chairs · · 2 for $8.9 5 4' Porch Swings 8.95 5' Porch Swings 9.95 Chaise Lounge $19.9 5 Porta Temp Baker Thur. & Fri. July 11 ·12 Alan Ladd Edward G, Robinson "HILL ON PRISCO lAY" (Cinemueope-Technlcolor) FURNITURE On The Brightest -11110- JameJ Cagney Barbara Stanwyck "THESI WILDIR YEARS" Corner In Middleport :;;:;:;::;;;:;:::::;;:;:;::;;;:;:;=;::::; -·~ - - -- - - WEEK-END 1957 FORD V-8 Convertible Power Steering, Radio and Heater, WhHe wal1 tires , windshield washer, back-up lights. less than 7000 miles ...... Seve $700. $2995 1956 CHEV. V-8 LWB . . . . . . . . . . . $1195 ' District4 EUB Meeting Is Held At Enterprise ~~ !~ .. "'"= .:= ..,.uoh ••-.: ~ ... ·~-::;:.""".. tl'lan ~'!"' •u•••• . lS r<:1..."'::.:',.:'., .. _-;:: ,_,...Do•'DIFPBIIENT MODELS IN STOCK '. lleady For lm~edlale DeHveey Wide SeiHtloD of COlon, Sly leo, Equlpmenl · .COME IN TODAY FOil THE ·JI&i'r• DIAL IN SOVTHEASTEBN OHIO I IN! YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT- AN ZANDT ~.,, 485 Ollio I -··------·- STARTS FRIDAY • • • • • Paris Fashions WILLIAMS Value• To Connie TRIM·TRED SHOES $4.95 Values To the ir Mr. and, Vinton Mrs. Mildred Ward, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward DRY. Co· lumbu!'; Mr. dnd Mrs. Earl Cover· dale, Columb1.1s; Mrs. Ei leen Vcnoy, Columbut ; Mr and Mrs. Willl nm Woodard and Billy , Pomero:-·; Mr. C. V. Jones, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Russe ll. Columbus; Mr . and Mrt. Maurice Ed Vcnoy , Pome· roy; Mr. and Mr&. J. w. Warner. Billy, Columbus; Mr. and )frs. Robert Rull8ell, Carolyn, Don, Ron and Brenda, Pomeroy. Mrs. Grace Black. Vlrs. Rn.c;sie Dodson and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roblnton, all of Columbus; Mn. Charles Hauck Jan and Jnnit'c, Middleport; Richard J onea, PorM· roy; Mn. Etoda Webb, Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Don· nle and NanC'y Jo ; Mr. and Mrs. Donl~y Hauck . Don n a Marie all or Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Char lea SLraUI'IS, Charlene Jane. Colurn· bus; Mr. and Mrs. David Hollen· bark, Connie, Jerry, David Jr., and Miriam of Columbua Mba Loraine Grove: Pomeroy; Robert Venoy Pomeroy; Mlu l. nretta Hanntnr and Mba Phyllis Herdman, both of Middleport. Next year's reunion will again be held at t he borne of Mr. and Mra. Howard Russell, Wolfpen. I Swing-AioAQs T.o . Appear.On TV In Parkersburg Debut Jo Hardy, widely known square dance caller and teacher and ller exbibUiM dance group, '"l'he Swin,l AloolS~, will make tbelr JV • • •* •, -... HU6E SAVIMGS! •I ' . * * * Katser • And G.uard Harpnger of Mitldleport, Ohio, maintained his record as high- sc6rer tor the second, consecutive year wl).en his outfit. the 331st Fighter-Interceptor Squadron of Stewart AFB, N. Y., recently unrl r:rw cnt air-to-air rock· --etty practice near Yuma. Arizona. The e•plaln pilot.s an N6 Sabrejet, all-weather ftghter plane, for ' the Alr Defense Command. _Although the pe,reentage of rock· et hits acored"·by Cap t. Hartinger . ... · ,for the number of sorties he flew :eg•lnlt the airborne tart~et is elliS!· 'fled, It can 1)~ Jllald that with 18 hit.M ·<Wu-biglfWtan fM'lJ\S:S ~tn'i· Relatives hero today wore 1•l· ron, and earne!i ttre- coveted "111x· ..¥j ~cf of the death Of ?4fs. Fiill Pickens, 82 al bi!r so n ·~ hnm ·~ pert" rating again this year. 'thursday ' afternoon In New In ~c hieving this high score tbc captain enabled hi.s squadron to Brighton , Jfa . top all other uniy participating in The deceased was the former Mollie Sayre, daughter of Mr. the exer cise .;t t~e same time. A graduate of tbc u. s. Military and Mu. Isaac Sayre, Antiquity. Surviving are a son, l!:zr. Academr at WHt P oint, N. Y ., in 1949, Capt. Hartinger was com· Pickens, three daughters, Ru • missioned a J>Jecond lieutenant in. Leona and Bella anJ a number the Air ·Forte th 11 t same year. He of nlec~s and .nephew.s. served . witb Ihe 36th Fighter· . Furteral "ervtces wtll be held Bomber Wir. " in Germany from 1 Saturday atternoon at the Met""· Brlg_hton lDM to 19e3~ and with the 474th di.st Chur.eh in New Fighter-Bomber Group in Korea w1th burial to be. made tn a during the latter part of 1953. 1 cemetery in that CitY The son of Mr. and Mrs. Law· rJln~e- c. Hartinger of 389 Beach Stre.tt in :r.tlljdlcport, Capt. Hart· Jnger is marded to the former Miss swan Allensworth of. Mid· dleport. They have three chJidrcn, James Jr., a::e 6, Kristin, 4, and Mlehliel, 2, and are living at Stew· ~ IF Ot1Jier ReSJ•dent Q31Me • d By Death I U.S. KEDS Paris Fashion FI·remen Near G031 FOf New Emergency TfUCk ul AFB. Value• To ."Fourth Frolics" I Variety Show Is I Scored As AHit I $4.95 $6.95 wedding anniversary J u ne 13 and some of their children were unable to come to the reun ion. Those present were : Mr . and Mrs. Marvin ltcdman, Tern, Susan and Marly, Cadiz, 0 .. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Chc· ryl Linda, Christy, Ricky , Columbus ; Mrs. Harvey Woodard, Pome roy ; Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Poml!tOy, Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Russe·ll. Ted· dy and Way ~c. Minersvi lle; Mr ~ I . ,~ Tlte only thing wrong with the SALE PRICES Hurry in SALE! -·· S1.88 ' $2.88 "Fourth FroliCs", a 'variety show produced and directed by Bob Hoeflich ~t the Pomeroy Junior Hlr:h School Tbursday night, w11.s tbat It was a one night stand. · Twenty-six wejJtimed numbers featuring a "singing D'Jayor" and the enehanting Evelyn (Dalay Mae) Cleland doing "I Can't Gi\' e You .AJQ>tbing But Love" stampad the ehow as loaded with talent and ro~ndJy directed. Hoeflich, hlmself, proved again lila PTOfelltlional talent when he · teamed with D;tnny Thompson in ' a finale medley; and earlier with Joe Struble and Bill Clark in "Blue ~" ltld'ge ;Mountr.lns of Virglnin". ~ ; WbUe all the acts" were wel1·re· ·calved ·by the two-thirds full ~use. oUtstDJl,ding in thiA re· \'fewer's ·ophlion Included: { - "My.Babr Ju ~t Ca_rea: For Me" by Erneltine and Charles Werry iD adolescent attire. ....:"Old Soit Sboe" a song and danc.e wltb Lila Terrell, Thompson, =~:: Chapmaq, Hoenlch, Katie Struble, Mary Amberaer (.t he iinglniJ mayor Evelyn Cleland . (Who wu also ·SALE! I 51.88 ' S].88 AL~ MEN'S SUMMER SHOES REDUCED Y2! r JARMAN • • • RAND • • • ENDICOTT ·JOHNSON Tomorrow/ 52.88 ' 53.88 ' ,-~~ · -.- · • NYLON MESH VENTI LA TED • SMOKE COLORS VALUES TO $11.95 VALUES TO $11.95 SALE! SALE! S4.88~ · S4.88 SAVE '\ TO TO $$$ l 6.88 5 AT THIS SALE I .! REMEMBER THI DATE FRIDAY, HARTLEY. & ' BENNEn SHOE STORE fHI12TH "Middle of Upper lloclr," ' . POMEROY ' OHIO SALE STARTS - Tomorrow~ · r -~ - - - The MiddlepOrt Volunteer Firemen are nenlng their goal for their new Emercenc:y Squad tn1ek. They lack approximately $400 to have enough money to order the modern truck for fall delivery. Contributiona from organir:aUons and individuals and money-making project• by the Department mem· ben and their Auxlliary ,have made ~he amount which ,Is already depos· 1ted at the Cit~en s NathmAI Ban~ . Any other "'ganlzation or lndt· vi~ual who wfahes to make. a eon· tr1bution for this wort!:. while pro· jcct is asked to contact any fireman or leaye the mobey at the bank. ·_ - - - - - - - - Summer Heat Wave Blankets Mosti Of Nation By Untte:d PtMI summtr beat wave, made mor~ oppressive tly high humid· it;,o, blanketed mout of the nation todty. and , we,thcrmen foresaw no <Oollng rellet The only areaa with near nor· maf tempera~ul't!J were the Paci!le liortbwelt, the Mleblpn penhtll'llla P.Dd extreme northern Ne\\· . A Un10n . s·1gn ANeW . · . · 'I' Y C l l"WO ear On f8Cl Kaiser Alu.nlnum and . Cbe,mlcal 'COrporation and the lnt.ern~;~nal Guards Union of Ame~iea 'l'..O~aJ No. 2 today announ~ed th" .con.'e lusion of a new two year,...., CO.!)• tract at a meetlag ,held in Ri~ehP wood T~uNday ilftv..Q,~D, ., The ne~ labor apeemen&. wJdch resulted after four daya of n;eroU•tions, provhfes the union with ·•n lncreaae of tl'i1 cents per •hour and one addltional paid hoUday tot a total of seoveu. t The agreeinent also increased shift differentials and paid vaca· lions. Other provisions' in the contract lneluded a company paid pension, life insuran~e. hoapital and l'llrgi· cal insurance and a sick and ac· ci<ient inaurance plan. Cost of the package settlement between the Kaiser firm and the Union amounted to approxhnately 27 centa per hour. Both union and company om~ clals said that DeJotlations were carried out in a friendly atmo•· phere and 'tba,t they bcHeved .that the resulting con~act would be to the benefit of botb union and tom· pany . Zhukov Power fs Threatened Junior Homemakers Present Gift By Deputy Defense Minister LONDON (UP) - Dissension in the top leadership of the Red army was rumored today in informed diplomatic quarters. Differences were reported to have emerged between Marshal Georgi Zhukov a-nd Marshal Alexander Vassilievsk:i the ''brain': .behi~d Russia's wartime victories against Gemiany. VassJIJevskl, Zhukov 's deputy in the ministry of defense, Wi"" m• . TAKIN TO 1105PITAL Huber BroW~~.·, ·~li&!Jury Sct.o:tl ' r~ov.ed to the bua dl'ivet,• w&i Holzer Hospit Tll1,1r.day 'W:berr be will ,jn<IU loti•.......,.. ' Jusb::e of Peare R. E Grin(:lzy rapped Ervin Smilh . 46. Reerl ;. ville, with a fint of $1.00 .. ld costa on a charge of intoxicat.io•J :dld r-isturbing the pi arc to~h ). Smith, arJ"Cstcd for the sect~nd time inside one wc·~k - he ,l{a: $10 anrl eo..ts four da ys ag ·~-was arre~ted Thursrt.,v in Ree,!., ville by Shuif( Rober: c. Harte.'· bac:b. In other 11rtions Gt indley fin • Aaron Hysell and CQSts ;:nd sentenced him to ja1l for 30 dd~·s on a charge of resis: mg .an off;. cer anrl ~acked on ano! hl'f SJO costs for rlcstroyin " county property Hysell al.~o w:S orde:· ed to pay for the prdpert;.Jo Ann Ohlinger arrested with ' CContlnu.cl On 'page Two) '51) ~~~~~~~~~§~~~~· ...,- ~ " . .<da.dildh : \tlilli pronf't.lneed: dead The presentatiOil>:;WJS a pt"Qje~t of at ., i1lortua~ here a11d the bud:r dlo>P'•it. advl·sor Mrs. Clends Fox. (Sentinel Will taken to New Matam(ol'as. Adamaon, a native of New Cq .a · b'erland, w. Va., lived at nel..ljbY Warner, Ohio. ' Support Ordered 1 For Children In Divorce Actions ------Cof CPromotion Plan Backfires And Proves Costly New Addition At Ravenswood proval filr the construction of 232 dwelling umts w1thm the city limits was formally given Ravenswood Homes Company last night. State Of Ohl•O I.s Undef Moek NUClear Attack ::__....~..---- ~~~ Jll;Q.~d... . Consideration for a_ dng lo? ·~ m the street al the mterseet1 'I' of Osborn St. an~ Union Ave was blamed today by office .~ for a collliion Thu"5day abcut 5: 15 p. m. in which ~ ne car w_ heavily damaged but no one wa ~ injured. Not even th ... dog. Oi'ficers said Charles W Ki_:-rg, 25, Pomeroy, HD, 1 was gOing west when he saw a ~og _in t "1c street and ~ topped to avoid ht1· tlng it. Donald C. Nelson, HI. Langsville . coming behind. d'd not get stopped soon enough. Damage' to the Kt:!g car wer.... estimated at $40; to the Nels' I car at ~ 175. No rhargO?s we:.• filed . naven•!~o~r~~~! ~!!J:~~~~~~~eo?.~~a! 1 Acco!'ding to James T. Leigh , 1'Project Dlreclor f11r the company, way Is now cleared lor work to etnt on the model units of the multi-dwelling project which lies In an area Immediately adjacent to and north of the existing Victory Apartments in the Colonial Addi· tion- former'y the Ritchie Fiftb Addition subdtvtston. Last nlghl'• <ommi.,ion and DELAWARE, 0. UP- Gov. C-~~~ouncll unanimous action spedfi· William O'Neill and other top cally involved approval of the land state officials today set up a moek use permit and the plot plan for " wartime'' seat of 1tate govern- the 11treet J)attern. mrnt at Ohio wesleyan U11iversity The houslr:g untts o,yill be th~ hero. . d 1ne governnr, his cabmet an first increment occupymg appro~1other otfielalR t"Wihed from Colum· mately one-thlrd of the ColODial bus following a national civil de- Addlti~n. whleb is a . ~ere tract fense teat alert which came at 11 extending from the r1ty park. to North Ravenawood between KaL!ier a. m. EST. Upon arriving, · they •ehe.duled .a Avenue and Route No. 2. brief tablnet session and an · tnOffieiall:y adopted by Lhe Counspectfuu of temporary capital fa· ell was a atreet pattern making po1eiHtlelf The Ohio Constitution and slble two-wa~ traffic, curb parking other ·valuable hl.atorical docu· guest and service off-street park. ments were brought here in true ina plus ear and pedestrian access "BetiJ Rou•• &t-rle. , .. to a new elemJlnl.ary school under Meanwhile, nine of Ohlo s cr~h­ construction in the North Ravenscal tartet eiues prepared to deal wood area .md . future shopping with make·bclieve atomic and hy- facilities aa laid out in the City's drogen bombs from attacking en· General Plan emy planes. Leigh also :mnounced work will However, only five were to be hJt during the exercise ca1led "Op- begin Immediately on temporary eration Alert-1937." Those chosen paving for K1.1iscr Avenue, its full wll1 be noUfje(:t by atate highway len.u th to prt'vide access for chil· patrolmen c.l.rrying liCaled enve- dren from the existing town of Ravenswcod to the new elementary lopell'. school sched1.iled for completion T•rvet Cltl•• The major target citieR are Ak· tbis September. ron, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleve· Kaiser Avenue exlends from a land, ColUmbus·, Dayton, Toledo, paved street adjacent to the Rit{Continued on Page Two) chie Fourth f.ddition to Brown St. in North Ravenswood. EMIRGINCY CALLS The Emergency Squad at MidMARKET RffPORT dleport too!( James Kenneth CJNCI~'NATI UP - ProdEce: Seulea to Meigs Genera} Hospital wj:Jnn be became seriously Jll on Egg111, medium and s.nall 1c high· Thutsda:r afternoon. At 6: 4' p. ~r: prices at farms consumers m. the- sQuad was called t• • farm Whites and browns, A Jumbos 38· home , on Sh:tdy Cove Road below 39; A large 33·35; A medium 26 lfOblfOJI when a child was reported 29; A small 19-2I; B large 21>27; Foa A la.rae- 4o-42; A medium :,+ilL 3.1; B larse 34. WOMAN INJURED Chickens, fryers lc higher; ·r y Audrey Frost, 34.4 Pearl'lllt Mid· era 3-3'ti lb 22; heavy hens, 13--Ui: dleport, was treated In tbl'l offices light hens 10.12. Pdf'e dislri'• .. oi Dr. R. R. Plelt:ena for 1 head Uon on fryers, 38,800 at 22. cut and cut on the rlghl shoulder Butter 90 score 71. early Thursday after belnt struck by a pieee of machinery a\ the GO TO VERMONT Imperlal Electric Co. The injured Mr. and Mrs. C~arles Leg tr woman wa111 tr~nsported to the Doctor by tbe Mlddfeport 'Emerge11ey &re visiting In Vermon t for two weeks with Mrs. Legc>r 's parents Squ•tf. _______ A·s CaLuse·For Auto Collisi.On I .S Music Teacher Is Hired For Southern Local . uce Chams 'Red pnee· • 0n (offee . temper- England. Uncomfortable sleeping atures In tlte "lOs and 80s extended aeross moat of thtl nation's mid· lands fr!)m the Rockiea to t~e Apilum~r) . Tbe Rain" by SaA~o palachians. Nighttime readiuga in an'd 'Kaaton Kelton. the 008 baked the southern pia· teau and interior Southern Calif· and ,Get . Under the ornla, · banjoist Bill Clark. • :MOfltly fair weather /revallecl and eut of the Rockiea, an the few widely· lea.ttered thunderstorms thet ·did occur provided no relief from the heaL , Waaner 11ald the pair lo'dt!d eqUipment they w~r-! mlng Into a trqek at'ld atart.ed toward tbl main highway when Adamson apo parently became diuy and th~ tru,ck awerved into a ditch, Wagner aald the vetticle then headed back acron the unpaved road. Wagner said he grabbe:d the wheel and stopped tfle truck at tbe ed~e of a ~teep ~mbankmeul. A'dam~Dh. be .slid, :;]umped ~n­ ~onaeleus acrou '.he l~eerUlJ Custody of minor • hildren ·tas granted to the mother 1!'1 ~ v 1 divorce actions in ~elg1 · Countv common Pleas Cour' today ac cording to entries filed with ~· .e clerk. In Harold B.. Norton n Margaret E. Norton, a minor, a di· voree wa11 aranted and the pial ! tiff waa or:deted lo provide $40 per month support for one lnf!U1' child whote eustod·r was given to the defendant. In J~an Canon vs. Robert Carson the court ruled on a .no· tion by the plaintiff for cuat,lay and 'upport ot' children durin,:: pendeney of the .1etion. Thl' Bernard Krinke, for the po~.~t courL ordered the def~ndant to year principal of a school 1 pay $25 per wtek support, ptWI ChiUicothe, said todaY he will re· all utilitY t'hllrJf•• . .-.nil hm.ase turn here to accept employme'lt ental to*"lllel 'WIIIt flOO alb· in t~e Scut)r!i'~l School diJ- ney fees. triet a111 ~.umental mualc teacber. He replaees Robert Be1 bert. Krinke, well known he., through hb put work In Jehortl music, la part owner with W1 · lam Everson of a Point Pleasa"'" Dairy atore. .Mrs. Krinke 'tl) 1 The Sentinel: "We loved it in Chillicothe, b·•t HARBOR SPRINGS, Mleh. UP- · we want to keep on with the bu'l!ness at"quired willl Mr. Ever3, 1 Members of the Chp.mber of. Coo\· thi1 Spring and wt couldn't eon. ;nerce ruefully adm;•.ted toJay their were loopholefi In theio mute back and t'orth" Harbor Krinke came 1to Middl~port ! 1 plah to publiclze the 1944, awitehed to the Southe: 1 Springs area as a haven for h l:Y fever •ufferen. (Conti~ued on Page' Twoj The chambtr laid It would P~Y 10 centa a pOund for any racw~-= I found hereabout~~. A apokeamal'l. 0 f · ' said the chamber figured · • • could aUord to PlY out a few pt!nnien here and a few pel:'lni 'J . there to •how there wun't mueb pollen In the alr. But It didn't worl: t,ut that Wl3-'· Schoolboy&, lookln~ for Ill • • NEW YORK uP-fQur m~or mer work, found · tbeir :prayeTs food eh~ns t«RRay eut the priceo anawered. TheY earied !;:apoeud ou botb tbeir bag and vac!'UUin· tn bJ the · WIJOntul. More th•n paeked coffee by four eenta a i,fDO pound• or raaWeM. .. p-tld pound. thl! aatheten 1ome $11i0. An Tbe cut, · which broufbt eofl ! prices to tb.eir lo~ , .:-t level in amount !!ot to be al'ieezed at. The ehamber lowerc.d the boL' •• more than a year, was made ly Thurtday and anitoU:nced tl:at the Great Atlantic • Pae)ftc. Tn Co., the Grand Union CO., tile H henceforth it would only pay 10 c. Bohaek CO., Inc., and Safew .: c!!nb ·• bw:h~l. bopillg to throttit• the e·a ger aehoolboys. stores, Inc. . A apOtesman for the ~abs . I'LAN RIUNION uid the price redueUon wu ~ade be.cauae o( an UDf)x:peeted JmRUIJIIEill Annual Reur-ton will be provement in the quanUt)' , aud held It the bome of Guy and ~d qtiallt7 of the Brllillan cofte • Rua&ell on J'u}j 21. AU relaU...ee ctop. of llitohell Ruolell au blvlled. F u MaJ·or Food $100 Fine Levied 0 n Reedsville ~fan By Grindley· lll'eli. Whtf). BINGLJ!: COPY-4e e or a a-year-old near here Tburaday, Floyd "~'. A.dalll!lcin, an employe f'!( lh · ~mall community or Salem Town· ship, died about 13 minutes if· ter toeing stung, Ruthorit.eB .sa1d. Adam.~on, a formeT" oil well driller, ball been aller1lc to h .n ttings for years a frienrl at a Ne .• Matamor&.s mortuary wbere he was taken said. Jame" Corum of the Corum ··· uneral Home sv.ld Adamson c.1me "awfully near J : lng" from t.bc bee Jtinga ~n other occasion& in the put. man his squadron In aerial rqcketry firing, (;apt. James Hartinlier (center) oLMI•IHenry WaJner, another Sal ! M dleport, Ohio, is greeted abo.,.. by his base commander, CoL E.' L. Sluga on tbe left, Town~hlp employe working wl f his crew chief, T!Sgt Don Cleeton, who performs maintenance on the captain's jet figl>lir AdaiD.'Ion a'ong a Mad ridJtiJ(. aiicraft. waY Aaid Adamson told him he' ttad been ~tung and that IN ' wanted to get away fN)m the STEWART AIR FORCE BASE, N.Y. - Captain James 1 the death / / ong ISSeDSIOD MAJUETTA, Ohio UP- A ~- ---- • n~rs 81lnc Was blam•. d toda)'' lot Jn pennsy}varna •, • All Summer Shoe• Greatly Reduced in Price $ $ $ $ Women's San"dals, Dreu Shoos, and Flats Reduced Vt. Your Opportunity To Save on Th ese Nationally Advertised Brands Wu Never Greater, man and her daughter. Marty HcdRuuclls cc lcbra lcd BIG • • • 5 SALE members present age 93; her ~Oth & July 12th. d nugh ter Mrs Bertha Russell; her daughter . Mr~ Ma rgucn le Wer ner, her daughter, Mrs. Lucillf' Red- m•n The Hartley~ -Tomorrow The 8aill'y Reunion wa:-; held il l the home of Howard Ru s~dl al Wolfpen July 7. Movmg pictures were taken and ptcturcs were a l ~>o taken of the five ge nerations prosent : l irs Harvey Woodard , oldc.~! ELBERFELDS - 56-t2. --------------------------------------------------------------·-------- Sting Of Horne*'' Blamed In Deathi · Of Marietta Mmi_ri~ ... •· $8.98 I ...ur•r rt.......PllrtlytoMrcloudy .,... .....Jtht..... anti ..,.., \ - l'<lmeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Friday, luly 12, 1957 n """tt I =~l Nellie Morris, Fiaderick Pomeroy;, '· J::iii:i:i:i:;:;::;;::====~==:;:======:i;i;::;=;::=· ----_.. · - - Mrs. Luther .. ••••• Middleport Society Bailey Reunion Is Held Sunday At Russell H'lme Middleport OLDSI NO. 74 Middleport Flyer Again Rated Highest • In His Squadron For Aerial ~oeketry - e-·- I The EUB Men -of D)R.tdcl 4 mrt Tue.~~da.y evening :Jt thl' Enterpn.~c EUB Ch urch Special mt.sic wa~ pro\'ided by the Ch rist~ fc~mily of Sou th Hcthel and t he Rev. Harold Sturm of Ath· ens. Miss Dolores Kraeutcr was the acco mp::mist for gro11 p singing The Rev. Harold Bower of Be lpre Kave an Inspiring message. A short bu ~ i ncss scsswn was held wiLh E!Jon Kracutcr , prcSL· rlcmt, presiding, afler which the group ad journed to t~ socu) room where home malic icc cr ea m. r<:JkP mints and le monade were ~''L'\Pd Chu rc hes were represented from Athens, Bl'l ~ll'l', BrOIHIWC'II. Corn ing , Tupper~ Pl<wl:,, ~1ormn g ~ta1 and En terprifc. · 'PRESTON 'MOTORS. o•T IMTO AN VOL IX POMEROY SOCIETY ~ Anno uncement IS being made_ of the engagement of M1ss Benmc A1m Sheridan , da uh ter of Mr . and Mrs. WLili:Jm Sher idan, of Porn'"· roy, to Donald li es, son of Mrs Mabel Ties and the' late William Ue.s of Ga lion, Oh iO. lfiss Sherid·m at' ·nrtcrl Porn('· roy Higb School a,1.l ls n o~ a sludant at Holzt'l' llo spLtal -.....-- -- - - · Radio and Hea \ ' enttne IY UNITID PRill Oh6rt: , .., and . . "" ......._., p.rlly cJevtlv aftllll • tint. ...,_. ........_ Hlolo......, IN5 - 1 u•t, IS-f2 lOUth,.,. Ltow ~ 8!11D 19S5 FOR~(!,AIRLANE · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1595 OOT OUT OP TN • . OIIIDINAIIIY •• , at y Weatlier ch•nce ef autt.red thundenhe• ere ftOtth ,..nton In ......,_... er makes better ~offee! Pickup f In Advertllldl In Cllc:ulalloJI ., ' ' tJoed Car Lot (Cor. Syeamo..., 6 Loeuoll e ' In LoetU NoWI 1 ·' Mils Genevieve Stobart erttertained the Women's Society~· of World Service of the Enter 'se ElJB Church, Tuesday evenin ' at her home, Rock Springs Road.~, The meeting opened wltih scripture reading by Mr~. Sellm Bt.rewict:, the presJdent, foiJowed tith prayer by Mise Stobart. An arqcle on "Growth In Christ" wu react by Mrs. Claude Husted. ., Air Coolers $39.95 "LAY" Fans- $39.95 Vernon Bobh are on a vacalion ~1r and Mrs Richard Gre.u and er, and the children remained for trip. SOil.&, Pal and Mike , i~ on VlCI· a longer vl sil with their- grandMrs R. c .Gilmot">C and grand· tion and &rl!' visiting tl:te Smoky parents. sons and Mr . and Mrs. John Par· Mountain/), the Skyline Drive, M&n· Mr . and Mrs. Wilham Capls and .sons of Hiddleport were business ticello, and other famous place& son, Bllly, are vacationl.nJ in Calvultora in .Pukersburg, w. Va , in that part of the country. ifornia. ' The WSCS of the Unit ed Mf' Wednesday Mnt. William Childs, whose chilC. S. Noble and his daugbt.er, th;)dJSI Church met Tuesday cv Mr. and Mr•.. Howard Bailey 1nd dren, Sheila Marie and Micky , are Sandra , Athens, W. Va , are visiting ning at th e L"hu:-ch With Mrs. W son, Rodney, of Ft. Myers. Fla., reco\'cring from whooping cough, his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. 0 . Uarn itz. p ~esiden 1. pl'esH.hnt,: are the guests of her mother, Mrs. is ill at her home with the same and Mrs. E. I'll . Wood . Mrs Lro Crew lerl the de v · Earl Brown :md other relati\'M. disease. ttr . and Mrs. Ralph Jordan and tiom which opcno.>d With gro11p Mrs. Watte1· Bentz and Mrs. Law~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle and chndren, Nancy and Tommy, Ca nsing1ng of a h:, mn, follower! h• renee Dougla:i have return~d home ldatJghter, Debby, are moving to ton, arrived last week end for 11 'ticripture readmg hy Mrs. Crev' after a vt~•t in Bainbridge Md ., t!!e Shiflet apartm~nt on Mill and \'i.sit with her parenh, Mr. and who closed the devotions with a Washin gton. D. C., 11nd New York Fourth Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger, and S(ln, pra.\w City. They were accompanied t.ome George Dallas and son , Billy, will David . Mr. Jordan returned to hili "S • an gers Wllhin Thf' Gate;' by M ia .~ Barbara Bentz of Staten mo\'e to the house where the Hw- employment Sunday and hill wife 1was Lhe lllplc of the: program pre- Island, N. Y. kle-s h>we been living . Mr and Mrs. and children arc vts1ling her par· senl e-1 hy Mrs Kenneth Fin lev . Rollin Ray Fisher :s visiling in D'lllas have purchased t he home ents and ol~er relative,;. Their Articles on the topic were rcJrl Zanesville wi•h his unde and aunt, on North Third Avenue from Mr. older daughtf'rs. Judy and Debby, by !'oho,s Lucrrtia Gcnhf'imer, Mrs. Mr. and Mr~. Millon fiouJh and and Mrs David Ohlinger . have been vi-:iting their grandpar· Keith Morgan, son of Mr. and ents and their aunts, Mrs. Lionel Dey Hysell, 1\lls .~ lydia EbeN"· family . bach <~nrl :t~b~ Augusta Gcnhci I · Carol and Huddy Witheh of Mid- ,\fr!. Roger Morgan. is visiLinJ!: Mr. Boggs, Middleport, and Mrs. Gar· er. Group singing and prayt! r dletown . Con n., arrived Wednesday and Mrs . H. l . Gotthardt ana son, land Lanier, Bidwell, and their concluded t he program. to spen d thf'ir s ummer vacation Bruce, Columbus. families. Durmg tho.> busine~:~s ~ ·· "-'! ion •· with thei r gr:~nd m()ther, , Mn. LawMr . and Mt·s. Robert Turner a Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace wa s annouJ!ced th .:ot l.1c new renee Withers, who mel them in •hildren. Michael and Debby, · nd sons, Bruce and Alan, l.eft d ishrs receiver. for •l'lung VIII\ · Charleston, W. Va., where they ar· cyrus, spent the week end with n fur.. Columbus. ill a had arrt~f'(i . Pi<tns w ~".! rived by plane. !J.is parents, lt.Jr. and Mrs. foe Turn· • marl c to c!Ntn thr ('hureh kitchen Mn. Albert Mees, who under~-- - - anrl piat·e the new dishes in the we nt surgery at Gallipolis Clinic, cupboard s. Mrs. RobPrt Warn ~r Monday , is convalescing .ilt the gave an inlerrst ing t ~l k or. tn~· home of hf:l•' daughter and son-in· work of t he WSCS nf th" w.. ~l jlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin. UU CAl PAY IOU- BUT TRl FLAYG·MATIC Carrolton Churrh or which she · Mrs. Earl Denny ret urned home w a~ a member for a nunlber cl Tuesday ev~m ng from GaiHpoliz years \ where she was wltll. her sister, Rd re~hm1 nt~ were srrved by Mrs . Albert Mees. th e ho~tc~<es Mrs GPnlrl WildE> <· Mr . and Mn Roger Spencer and mutl1, 11 nd Mrs .fPd Webster s · Harley Brown returned home on with .\lr~. Allen Eichinger and Tuesday morning from Valdosta, Mrs John Chll.'lc as contri bu\w" Ga., whcrr they went to accompany h o.~lt·s.,es . ., Mrs Harry Lew Brown and son, ll/ ~1 1 Jeft , here fo:· a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Brown. AI r Harry Lew BroWn who is sta ti oned in Athens, Greece "" wlll receive hili discharge and reSt·hool of Nurs ing, Ga lli ..,oltl, I t urn here in the near future. !rom which. she will grarlua tt! 1.1 Huber , Bruwn, who is quite ill September. in Holzer Hospital, will undergo s urgery Friday morning. Better tutia1 roflee. Btftltet cf)lt~ Mr. Jles atte nded Batavia H1gh Mr. and \1:rs. George Webster Joe Whitlock of C'llumbus Uti ~ ecoDOmy - 10• bed Jb.S .. School and is now an cmployet• h!lv1: rcturne .· to tho.>ir hom e in week was the .:uest of Mr. . , Fi{"~ ne Flavo-matic siva You or the Glcd Hilt Rd . Mach inery a'. Pluin City, N. J ., after a visit past better coffee, throJI.8h • Galion, 0. with his mother, Mr~ . Emma Web- and Mrs. Homer C. Brickles o,. combination 173 MulberTY Ave. of e:~dusive and patented No definite date bas been .set ster . that control timina mel fn.ture:t for th e wedding. Mr . and Mts. Price Wolfe of lempenture exactly, automatkally, -- - - - ; - Woofit~r and dau~hter, Mrs. Glen NeYer overbnts or "bw-ns" co(fee. -debut lhts Saturday at !5 :::10 on Swishrr and son, Douglas, or Co"uaderper.ks" either. The the Hoedown variety 8how, on lumhu,<;, spent severa l da y:i with Pluo-matic method yid.Us more WT AP·TV, rhan nel i5 , Parkers· hi.<i sister and brother-in·iaw ' Mr. fWI flll'Yored cups per pound, too. burg. W. Va. and Mr ~. R. ~- Gilmore and in Ra· Mrs. Hoger Beach, Lincoln Sl. lor oew roff« Slviop. -. Couples making up the dance CJnc wJth hi s mother , Mrs. Waid is a patient at Hol zer Hospital. group arc: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fostt!r Clai r Spencer, who has been on Spau llliu~: and Mr. and Mr.11. Rus· Greg and Davut Bobb of ColUm· sick leave fr nm the Spencer Mar· sell Hall of Athens Mr . and Mrs. bus arc visLlmg t heir gnmdpar· ket f:J r ap proximately two month ~. Smallwood and Mr. and Mrs. Slia£. ents, Mr. a·nd Mrs. R. C. Gilmore, has returned to work on a paN· fer of PDrkcrsburg . while thrir paren tS, Mr. and Mra. time blsis. • • I Enterprise EUB Church WSWS In '; Tuesday Meeting ~ During the bu.tlneu aeasion ns m were made tot the year's pro and Mrlf. Herbert Dixon, vice e:ildent, Mrs. Jchn Smith, Mrs. ul Frick and Mra. Thomu B~nh; re namod aa the Proaram Commi ee. A dlsclU'alon was held on "Ch !at· mas In July". Missionary rea inJO: books were distributed. Mn. BL117.C· wier; gave the offcrtMy prayer. A dessert course- waa served by the hosteu to thoae named above and Mrs. Clara Gruese[' Mis. E(don weeks, Mrs. John Frick, Mu. Wil · llam Frecker, Mrl. E. N. Arnold, , Mrfl'. Earl Brown, Mrs. J ames WJIJ and daughte ~ B~ky , and a guest, Mrs. Howard Bailey of Fort Myers, Florida . IRST United Methodist Wscs Me.et"1ng Is He ld On Tuesday Bernice Sheridan Is Engaged • .. '"• , Grace Landers Funeral Servirc To Be Saturday Funeral services for Grace Laoders, 52, of Pomeroy, who died at her home Thursday morning will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Ewing Funeral Chapel with Rev. Freeland Norris, officiating. Sur~iving ~~e d~ceaserl are the followmg ch •. dren . Robert Lan. ders,. Columbus: Berthel Land~rs. BluefJe)d, W. Va.; Sally Ann Lan· ders and Sandra Lee Landers, both or Pomeroy ; Marltta Jean LanderS" of Syracuse: Margarelt Joan Lan· ders, Albany, 0 .; Ellen Jane John· .~on , C olumbw~ ; Wanda Cooper, Columbus: Violet Sinclair, Albany; Katherine Lat.ders, California and Charlotte Louise Lever, France. Abo surviving are her mother, Annie Hudson : brot hers. Fred Hudson. Pomeroy; l'Tanklin Hudson, Pomeroy; Bill Hudson, Syracuse; Lonnie HudsC'n, Min ersville; Lew, is Hudson, Monell , 0 ; James Hud· son, Pomeroy; sisters, Rose Thompson, Syraemc and Freda Elkins, New Lexi ngton. There are also Hi grand children. Her husba nd, John R. Landers, preceded he-r in death in 1943. Burial will be made in the Rock Springs Cemetery. 'Alas ttrmed a IZhukov 1n Lhe poten'ial rival to strug::; le for p'l\1. · I er. He i., also consirlt>red an ad· voc;;te of 11 tougher poliey to- ~ ""ds Ihe W"1. I There Wa& no Officia l COnfir• mation of these r eportJ wi.kh :-eacbe~~ London from behind the Iron t:urtain today. The re~rl!i auggc.>ted thAt tlte C"Urrcnt differences may le.d tl) the quiet diaappear~nre from '1 • Red army leaders hip or Vassi· i1evski in the near futurt!. l.m•lnH Sll•nt · The reports ni<'l Vas!'lilievski f;;iled to support lh·· latest rl~. n1mciation of the V. M. Molotov lrio by Party Boss N1kita Khru .· chcv and Mar~hai Zhukov. Other leadjng marshall of tht · ~ed army have ralti~ d ostc 1ta· tJOruly behind. Khrus:tchn- ilnd , Zhukov, ineludmg lt.rsha_l tv 1 Konlev, himself a for.aer nval tD Zhuklw The indications w~rt: that tbe majority _or t he gent'rala so ~t' stand ~hmd Zhukov. who thus Ill in virtual controJ of the R· l I I I ' I I army powerful at presentsingle fiW!to,. now in thekeeping mo ., rcgl'lle in . :·.v I~~~ K~rusbthev I However, these d~·vctOpments l.ave thrown new li ~ h t.. ~A te I R•d mny which thus far was cti · sidered as wholly united . Vassilievski mw;t thus be C!)nddcrcd a~ a dl!l;turbi :. g e1en~ent in ;.h~ Khrushchev'' precan...tll> 1struggle for power, expet4 said ll.oday. May Be Remow.d They believed he ~ight be rl" moved beeauSP.f<hrWihthev would not feel secure 'while the apt.ar· ently antagonistic .nar.llbal w•fl in a responsible and powerful po~ition, capa ble of exerti •ing influ ence in the Red army lead •: I M • I' ~ hip. VaR.~ilievski's pas~ is lin1ced dosely with Stalin, who person· ally picked him as his chief cf ~ tafl during World W-.r D almos. as soon as Stalin assumed sunreme command of the RlUisl , fortes. He a15o was considered link ~~~ with Mo!otov and in ~he 1949 re· ~ hufne when Molotov tempora~· ily aband(mc(l the foreign min· .. t.ry Vassilievski was r Jiieve!J of his Mst as minister of the Soviet •.rm ed forces. S(wict affairs experts suggest· cd that the latest purge is by no mean s completed and would <1 1• most certainly exteud to JoY.. er le¥els of the Sovitit hierarch · But they believed that tbe pur · ing \'10o.~ld be done quir.tl)' ,-J·h as little publicity as pouible. Hospital Funds Said Untouchable By Att'y General COLUMBUS UP ~ Atty. Gen. William Saxbe ruled today that funds for operational expenses niay not be used for construction of hoapitals. Saxbe, in an opinion directed to Prosecuting Attorney James I. Sbaw of Auglair:e County, said funds obtJJned by a tax levy for a specific purpose could not be 1pplied to an y other fund or reS'erve. ----Medical Society Expels Dr. Geer 'Deadline For Camp Announced From Membership Dr. The deadUne for appHcations for admission to t he summer 4-H camp at Canters Cave is Ssturd ·-1 J'ltY 13, Mrl'!. Geneva H. Nola 1, borne dcmunstraLJon agent, uid today. Dates {or lhe camp are Jutv C;,l mp; Ju ~~· 22-23, councilors' 23·2'7, senior camper :. and July 27 ..~1 for juni or r.ampers. LANCASTl<R, 0., UP G. Fred Jones, premdent of the Filiifield County Medlcal Sodet.J aft.. nounced Monday that Dr. JOMpb. A. Geer has been expelled from the society. Geer, for~~r county coroner, re-signed tbe offir:e after pl~adi~g guilty to fai Eifying narcotics PJ"e: &cripliow. '•• • I �~-·.....-.·~ ·- .... -.r 2-Dally Sfntlnel, Pllll!eroy-:Middleport , 0 , July 12, 1957 \ - .. -J Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 , July 12, 1957-3 W :-c:::i:th:--:C=-a -re-,-=y:-:ou - --,C=-a- n-:D::cod ----::g-e- - - : to_r_v_a-ca-::-tloos are highest As 111otor travel \ booms, traffic crashes mcrease sharply ln rural areas as tn Me•gs county the great increase in travel from Apnl to August-about The Department of Highway Safety em- 30 per cent-result"i tn a sharp rise in tratric ployes a staff of publlc relation experts to f1fatautles gure out ways and means of persuadmg peoRemember , whenever you pull out of your 9 00 Romt.er Roon ple to drive more safely The least we can do driveway there may be a ca r moving toward 10·00 The Price is Uight is save taxpayers money by publishmg what you a block, a m1le, 10 miles, 100 miles, or these gentlemen produce For if we didn't. 1,000 miles away with your name on 1t It's II It Could Be You tb.f tax dollar for su re would be squeezed a the same deal the dogface sensed in Wot·ld 12 ··ex and Jmx 10.30 Capr.. ua11.1nt 1 little smaller to pr ;VIde a government publi- War II and iu Korea the bullet With his name 1230 rrent 111·00 1'rue Story J oo y L:ttle Marate \ city campa ign aimed at drJvers who persist m on it. 1 30 Brtde and Groom 11 :30 Delec1JVe's Diary treating 300 borses under an auto hood hke a With rare you can dodge that c'r CQI!lJpg .2 06 Matinee Theater 12:00 Fore:z,n Inlr•gue S 00 Queen For A Day I playful toy. at you . 3 45 Modern Romanee:c 12:30 My Lt:Jle MargLe Here are a coup le of four hne jmgles that 4 00 Collledy Ttme I 00 Baseba~ (' the Department had 1ts staff put out 4·30 Movletlme 4:30 Hopalun.t CassidJ' fi 30 Popel e Presents He gazed at the view as he drove on through. 5 00 Get <'~et. G o 5· 4~ News Picture ' To trarflc he paid scant attention . 6 00 Wild .Blll Hickok 5:30 Sports E:9!e .., ~ 6 30 Weathercast 1):45 News P1ctJ!re What happened to him and hiS fam1ly too A funeral director, in bts suburban rumpus 6 35 Sports Eye We'd really hate to mentiOn 6 ·45 NJJC News 6 00 Watch Mr. Wizard room, wa s telling fnends why he bought a 7:00 Dr Hudson's Journal 6:30 L.tturday !Rlc.,..lt Jamboree I -----home in a hurry. Going Places? Motormg? 7 :30 The Life Joseph "f RileyCotton Show ~ "When our children \\>ere young, you 8:00 '7 .00 Julius La~sa Show H ere's a t1p-we shout Jt·M B g Moment 8:00 Mystery Th,ater , , ~. a 1 know," he said, "Our living quarters were uptJ·OO Cavalcade of SiJorts 8:30 Dollar A Se~ond Keop your mind on driving stairs over the funeral parlors. They dlspl;!f· 9:45 Red l:iarber's Comer 9 :00 Encol'f Thea!,ter And you' H live to tell about ill 10:00 Federal Men 9:30 Adventure '!lheater t ed great curiosity about the dead. This ~as Which 1s certainly quite sound advice 'I'he natural-but it worried us 10:80 ~ews Rearfllnes 10:00 News an.;\ S~ts l'..etdlinGI l ·I problem is to get the comparative few driv10·40 Nitewa'Lch 10·10 Nitewatch \ "They would ask: 'Don't they get I<m!!t9llll! 12:00 Tonight I ers who need their heads exa mined to pay at- down there all alone,' And they worrl.t!l•bout 1·00 Sign Off 12:3tl Sign Off tentiOn to 1t. the corpses getting hungry That dill it. --------~· We like the traffic merit system Idea that One day I took a family "P tQ t!w ~~~ l!l is being inaugurated this summer in Ohlo If see their loved one, and there in tit!! l'@~ket the Bureau of Motor Vehicles will make a with him was a peanut butter s,ndwlj:~ j sincere effort to get It working 1 and H th e sa•d to my wife: 'We've got to m~ve those lower courts cooperate, the Jaw could be ef- kids out of here.' an-d we did, quick!" · Saturday-~ ;;,..~ . 7 00 Jimmie Dean FRIDAY fective in Impressing guilty d•·ivers of the Isaac and ,of }-[utplemc to be held Thursday Aug 'J Boston Blaekle 30 This anecdote Is a true story according to 8:30 C•PIJ)D lt'!114aroo land- the Paul Frenc...b hom I USIC ust 8 on the lawn of Mrs Heaton, 8.00 Capto~ln Kangaroo need to Jive and let live . . . Henry Ewing who wonders II his brother fu- now occupted by til~ Reu::hfl"1 (Conthtu" From ,_. One) Locust St. a. 5 P m It was de- 8 30 Morning Show Mll~ty Mouae RIJY~Oqao 9:30 Americans will spend close to $10 billion neral director Bob Coat• in Middleport ever ramtly , getUng new whlt.e pa w Dlstncl m 1947 .shifted to prl I voted lo giVe Mrs Thompson $5 9 Ov Garry Moort: 10:00 Lucky 8 Ranch for automobile vacatJOns this year. While th1s had similar experiences with his children und ireen shuiter1, s lovely 1 f C'lpa~ u.t Cheste; Ill 1951 an 1 for supp\1es t:or the J umor Garden I 9 .30 Arthur Godfrey da)' I'm wor; '11 went to Chilltcoth~ last y~ar Club. The travehng prize dnated 10. 30 ~trike It lueb feeland some indudes hotels and meals as well as auto ex- Stephen and Christine Coats App&rently not: 10:3tl It's A 1111 sit wllh Viramia .. isher , on h • I In other teacher :J:nd s uperv• ~ by Mrs. Heaton was awarded to 11:00 Valt.nt Lady penses, it shows the magnitude of vacation lor the Coats family continues to reside In at- spacious Pew r.creeQed In .porc,J~--; ory changes, the co mly supcrir; Mrs Brya n. 11):15 Love or Life 11.00 alg Top tendent of schools' office toda)' The judges Cor th e evemng, Mrs 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow travel Peak morths are July and Augusl tractive quarters above the Rawlings-Coats a wholf' outdoOI'tl {)'OU miaht " 12:00 Tbe Lune Jtana:er disclosed George_ Hem(.s, Mrs Al{ard Pratt 111:45 Guiding Light big sjttinJ room. when week end trips as well as extended rna- Funeral Home. and M1ss Emma Settz a~arded a 12 , 00 Klhe's Kttc~ea T.hat Car Moving At You, A Block, Or 1,000 Miles Away ;·gg ~~K~pday ay C. I. Bl•btl• County ~CYih,.ll A,..-. Water 11 our peatell aiJ'ieultW'· al resource. AI one trnels weat the evJdencet o! tile v&lue o! water become JJ:eater Retw-ntng eutward the entire country1idt indicate• nature has been more benevolent JQ it& supply of rainfall ~~~=~~-Cl!annel3 . ~ Differences ln elevation also have much Lo do wil h the water iupply. ..'J'he heaYy runorr from melting snow on tbe mountaintops waa just occunng the lust of June and early July according to na· tive Coloradoans. SnowdrtftJ; taller than. :1 car were still to be aeen along the mountain hJghways. At the htgh elevatJona, even tbough snow 1aU is heavy the summer• are shl)rt and thl' soil Ia un· able' to hold water to permit es· tensive growth of plant! or trees ' This melting snow is the lifeblood for farmers in the lrtiiated regions. If suff1eient water can be t Peanut Butter Sandwiches Hungry Corpses Are Reported ~-- \· WCHS•TV Pt.~te Donathan, UlStrument.ll teacher. ut Rutland, has resJgn ~d ;md Robert Selbert, at south •r n Local last year, has aceepted l~u•t posltwn SaiJsl:mry Local has hned M1h Ada Ohllqger as 1111 elemental) .nst ructor. Bt~t•nartl Claywell, forme d ) o r Albany, w1ll be prmc1pal ul Harr1aonv\lle, rep\acmg E ,•! Cole who Will teach in Alhe11s County, The su peri ntendent also ailv · ed .school bus d11ver g that app1 , catwns for permtts are due hY August 6 and are betng rece1v I now l!P:Q (CqntlnYed Prom P111 One) by Mrs. Crow, Mi.11es Sylvester and Reibel. , -"WillY sack Home" by Shirley McKelvey, Cnrolyn Norris ;and Shirley Norris. -"Ninety·Nme Wuys" by Juc Struble, a reul trouper. Did You Know That? I ° 8_ I bl ue rlbbon t Mrs •LA:W 13 • r ed to 12·30 Mrs Bryan, • PIIOw to Mrs Terrell 1 00 and wh1te to Mrs Tltompson who 1 30 received tw u and Mrs Heaton Ali 2 _00 were altar arrangements. 2 30 Mrs Wilham Dawson presented 3 00 the top1c foi the evP.mng, "S ue· 3 15 ceS"aton ot Bloom" from "Sprmg to FaU" 3 30 A d essert course was served by 4 00 the hostess lo those named above :i:30 and Mrs. Ha"ry Cn ntE'rbury, Mrs !i.45 Luc11le B IIRwkiRs and Mrs Erl 5 55 ward Koehler 6 00 . As the World Turna Our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big Pa,off Bob Cro!lby Show £right Da Secret e~tor~ Edge of Night The Eerly Show Your Esso Reporter Sp<..1s Puade Wf!ath.e.man Action • Douglas Edward• Playhouse of Stan West :toint Story Dcstmy 12·30 State Of Ohio Grace Episcopal Church Annual Picnic Planned 4 00 Keep Cool! productl01 S•• your ftHrelf •roller ,..,fc..•rym•• ELECTRIC .. FANS From $5 95 The Early Show Range Rider •6 oo CLELANDS APPLI ANCE Hakheries Mr. Dist1lct Attorney NelsonvUie, Ohio E, Nifty Stitchers Club Meeting Is Held Wednesday $100 F'J.Q.e LeVl'ed Another Kennel Owner lecommends RED ROSE DOG & PUPPY FOOD Raymond 0. Loose, Leesport, Pa., owner of Lakeview Billy II, write10 "Ail my dogs really go for Red Rose Dog Food and I have never seen dogs with greater vigor. Billy's pups start young and really trail a rabbit." ~ .. it, I [IIUI If Tu411•11 ( llftr ...- ON....... PleNhl I• • ........ ., fMIHI ..... CIMMpl•• 'WilJIIhMI'I a......... TRY RID ROSI ON YOUR DOG, SUGAR RUN 'FLOUR MILL ' Mulb~rry Ava. Phone 150 Pomeroy i'/iill ... ,.... "' o. aUioo,..., • .- l .> ' ' COLUKBUS, 0 -When te.n peratqres PBN 80 dP.Jreea pou 1 lrymen ahould mab utra effor. lo mamtam producti<>n ot tbt'1r Jayma- flock s, adviseJ Glyde A Manh, Ohw State UnJvenJty e): ttnswn poultry 1pecl.ahat H~R$ eat leu whPn temp.!:dl. ture1 chmb, M.trab pomt.J our, and when they don't eat th ' can't lay At 100 d •greet fce1 eonaumphon ul layers may be le11 ttun half that at nonnal pe1 temperature• When ·emper.ature1 paMJ 70 degrees, the poultry IPL' ciall.!lt explahu , ealdum ia not converted into egphel1.1 aa e•1Ciently u otherwite. AI a ret~ult, 11hell th1ctneu Ia l"educed and thin, weak shelled eggs are pr }duced At temperatures of 105 degree8 layer• ma)' ~nUapse and d1t of heat prostration. The Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm of this past week has been identified as that of Thomas Weber loeated one mile east of Chester on Route 248. The' 113 acre farm has been in the famUy for two generations and lies adJacent to the Chester Golf Course. Weber retired ·'from farming in 1950 and Is a Road Inspector for the State of Ohio. Those who correctly identified the !arm were: John Bryant, Pomeroy, Richard l>lld Jo Ann Frost, Chester, and Larry Circle, Racme. there would be a sood crop thu year because of above normal rainfall. When asked concerning nurmal yields he reported corn 10 to 50 bushel! per acre, wheat 5 to 40 bushels, and hllY 1 to 4 tons per acre. Grain crop,; are frequently observed tn alr.ernate fields. One f1eld 1s plowed and left !allow for an ent1re yeur m an attempt to conserve sufl ~ctent moisture for a crop t'h.e foliowing year Growth of corn " encouraged by llotlng in tbe bottom of furrows. It h Interesting to be dri>mg through a eountrystde that lS eoverod w1th short gra ss or very little ana that all orisa11 sudden scC' avegetation field or farm rtch green CQior as a result of hnmg sufficient moisture Mueh land st1ll remains that un be supplied wtth moisture if add1tton water storat~e facibtJes are pronded to bring In a new source of water and the accompanying trrtgated area r equires a long range development program from 15 to 30 years. As one returns to the eorn belt, the blessjngs of abundant rainfall are ev1dent everywhere. The supplies o! water wh1ch we take for granted are o.Je of the major reasons why the corn belt states of Ohlo, Indiana, Dhnois and Iowa are called the bread ba.'lket of the United States Perhaps If we were fQI'ced to provide all of the water needed by crops that nature does not pro- •J•J•.,•.,-....l"ao•,,-,,"Jo"'o.. Purina Chows -, l ......... .·.~ Rae'ne ~.·~····~ Yarsh say•. may be reduced b.~ usma white wa&b on tb~ roof by openmlil all doors and wu.dowl and bY reverlilng exhsult fans so they blow mto the pens Durmg periods of extreme heol.l, 8praylng bJrd,s and pen• w1th ml•t !rom a garden hose w1ll en 41blt: layf!rs to surv1ve ILICTIQJf ROIULT REED CTTY, )(leb. VP - Jom!JI IL Jt'd4mnan load to w.Jl almOit • montb before lellftlbs• that be bAd been rHJectQ to of.. flee. He waa de.c:Jtred willDel o,.. Perty Conrad by a 115$.1110 maratA 10 the unoff1cial returns, but the board of cannnera tound an error and declared lbe race a Ue, UI0180 They drew for Lhe offlefl, with. Rldderrr.an wmnmj. Conrad thea demanded a recount. Rldden:qaQ. Vton 1~aln by a mar11n of 15f.158. TWO BRIDGES WALLJ,'ILL, N Y UP - Wa than 10 mUer .separate New York 'li olden and newest bridges Perrine'• Bridge eroasmg the Wallklll River from a ·fton to Rosendale Jn the CatA:dls, is one ot two dozen covered btld&e• rematnmg: 1n the Jf..ilte Leaa than 10 mllea away Jft the Kingston - Rhmechff Br1dge , on ly r<!cenll)< opened to traffic PAINLESS CREDIT AUBURN, Me UP - A !itrHl'e Manh s.ay1 the U Bi! of electric itation here baa this s1gn m 1ts ll ghts 18 the pens to permi• wtndow. '"U15e Our Ea17 Cred1t !ayers to feed in tM cool h011 ~ Plan-100% !)own Nolhlni: Each of the morning and cvt:rung wili Month " 1 dp maJntain feed eonaumptio . ·' et maabeJ! made wtlh eold w ter will help By mcreasing the flow rate ot automatic dri:\kir.g fountain1, cooler water wiU be aupplled tc the flock. Poultry house temper.aturu , 4·H News The Che1ter Sr So and Sew 4-H Club met at the home of Carolyn Parker, July 3 at 2 p. m. :Myrna ----~--------------VIde, then we WOli ld be more care- meat wtth no bone Thus a bone- Hoffman, ;Jeeretary-treaiUI'er, re· ful 1n carry1ng out all practices less cut would cost much 81ore ported that the eookle aa1e was a that lend to tletter erop~~. per pound than one with a great !ucceaa, Tbe prOCeed• from the deal of bone and grtstle, and yet lale witb go to the Canten Ca'o'e Camp Fund. Filty-fl'o'e dozen cook· m•ght be a better buy. ie.., baked from the recipes in the 4-B project boob, were delivered to customers In CheJter ul vicin· 1ty. Carolyn Parker gave a demon stratlon on "How to Unmold Jello" Janet Knlibt sbowed bow to make 1 relnh tray suitable for refreshmenta at an afternoon meeting Mothers are invited to the judging meeting, July 12 at 7 30 p. m at COLUMBUS - You'll see a lot the home of Mrs. Howard Knight. of beef stamped "U. S. D. A. -Janet Knight. COLUMBUS - Don't worry too Choice" on n eat counters as the much about rolling of lower leavea The Chester So & Sew Met July .supply or the high-quality beef on tom/Ito pi.mts, E C Wittmeyer, 5 at the borne of Drusilla Wills to reaehcs this year's peak in early Oh1o State University extemion make cookies with Mrl Esther summer Here are some ttps from ho-rtlcultunst, advises commercial Wright as advisor in charge. A Bob Havener. Ohio State Univer- growers and home gardeners demonstration was given on How to Serve a Beverage.-Jo Ann sity meat f!XtensiOn apecialist, to Ordmarily, he says, the condi- Freeker help you take advantago- of thli plentiful beef. tlon tS harmless, unless caused by The River"o'iew 4-H Club met exces8tve w<ttenng or possibly July 3 at lAng Bottom Ch11reh As you shop, ccnsider how you deep cultivalion. Sometimes to- Members worked on aprons and want to use the meat In general, mato leaf roll is cauaed by sucking blouses with Margaret Brown and the less tender cuta are less ex· tnseets, · .such as aphids U so, the Pauline Myers, the advisors In pensive but requ1re moist cooking pests usua 1ly can be found on charge -Janet Busell, methods such as braising or stew· other parts of the plant as well asiF;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 1ng Cuts tender enough to roast, the stem. New and Used 1 fry or broil are usually the mote expfiln:nve ones Less tender cut& Leaf rolling W1ttmeyer $AYS, unare JU•t as nuu·Jtious and full of le" inoeets are present , " caused flavor by an accun,ulation of carbbhyThe plcnttful ::::h01cc grade beef drates m the plant. Heavy pruning 1 now on the market Is the highest or removal of laterals (suckers) wtli grade beef bOld In most store.!l favor the problem. Plllnl growth Because of quality, some cuts in restncled and carbohydrates are New Holland th1s grade can be roasted or broll- tncreased tn the lower leav•s ed, while the same cuts tn lower 1 The cond nwn will be corrected grades would require moist heat, wtth more favorable weather, Witf... explatns Havener. meyer explams. Some var1ettes, be Most Choice steaks may be sa:•s, are more susceptible to lea! brotlcd or rao friend However. roll than ot hers --------such cuts as bottom round, arm , TRACTOR SALES blade, and fiank steaks usually Mrs Kenneth Dav13 and dau· are better braised. Most Chotee Sundily Phone 419 - Pomeroy grade roasts will make tender, ghtcr returned home from the Me1gs Gene\·al Hospit91 Jule)' oven roasts, but cuts hke shoulder arm roasts and heel or round ioasts of Choice grade neetl WANE UP DULL APPeTITES OF SI.OW the moist heat of bra1sing tb make them tender. The LeBB tender euts AND rtRE/1 LAYERS! FOR A IIIIONE'I• that requU"c mo1st cookery should MAKING EG& Fo4C:70RY, . KEEP 'EM be cooked .at a low temperature EATING AND KEEP 'MIU.WN. WI1H (less than 50 degrees) and for a long time "''A6TE.~ MIK ~_nUBS. THE The cut with the lowest price "Calortzed Oulput Boolltr" per pound ls not always the best buy. The number of servings is importaot, too. You'll need ~ to 1 pOUnd of _meat per servtna: if tt contains murh bone .and arlstle lf.t to~ pound of meat tbat has We Do Custom Grbsdhtg medium amount& of bone, lA. to 16 Mlddlepon pound of meat containing little N . 2nd Ave. bone, ~nd only 1/D to Vc pound of Tips Offered Advise Worry How To Pick Useless Over Best Beef Buy Rolling Leaves As one moves to U!.E< plains and high plains areas it Is interesting to note the difference in practices used m dealing with moisture. Hay IS baled with the balea aimply left in the field or stacked in the field without protection . Other areas a buckrake to m.ake loosebay-stacks m the open. Phone 3751 Rooms New Furniture You can harvest more aaea Pel' day and aave on repair eoeta by eiirninatJng audden overloads with the 4-plow WD-45 Tractor. Pown-CuTn e ntine of the WD-45 ""'""" omoolh. .taody Pl'O operalion oven undoo:lnqh harvestinr conditiona. Two.. tlutcb power leta you <:Oiltrol lraclor !novel while Pl'O .,_ operating at reoommended ..-f ... you match harvester capac· ity to field and crop oondilimll. liN FOK $299.00 BAKER ............... .Alb-~~ ALLII-CHALMIU A Ulll A.ND UIVICI ~ FURNITURE WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY Oa The Brlptesl Co111er Ia llllddlepon kutland, Ohio Ellsy-Hantlling 2-Row ComM... HOE-CLOSE CULTIVATING --2q~D~ MOWING MACHINES HAY RAKES lis BALERS FULTON-THOMPSON ' Middleport Feed Mill NeW McCORMICK· Farman· 230 Trador Now, cultivate with "watch·tower" visibility , • -., HOI hoe-close to weeda! Enjoy 1111w Hydra-Toueh• control ••• click-'n-co reu teetiDD hitcbiDc "..!....!:~: ,'l~ respoMive steerfDI. ··- ............. ,....... ........ : ~ ,, - ' " • 2-row •lllvetiq Milt tW _; • Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. Pomeroy, Olllo TOWN and COUNTRY s·HOPPING CENTER 1 20 DRESS& SEASONAL CLOSE OUT BROILERS New 21" Rotary Mowers FREE Whh The Purchase Of Any '' Phone 98 POIIIEI~Ol(.l JACK CARSEY, Mgr. FREEZER ·-. OR FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION MAIN ST. Everyone ts heading for The Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-op on E. Main Street In Pomeroy. They're hearing all about the big savings that their neighbors are putting In the bank. just beeause they decided 1o cheelt co-OP prices flrsl. Yes, they've found QUALITY UP AND PRICES DOWN al the co-OP Slore In Pomeroy, Come In loday and see for yoursell what wonderful buys we have In store for you. PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paying Top Prlee For Wheat DaDy! $69·95 UNICO MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC 'SPECIAL! WASHER $279 JJIIIITED TIME ONLY Zl Cu. Ft. t In ' rI ,,.I'll Suggest Ingenuity In Keeping Layer Houses Cool In Summer ' OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. Winding Trait Gorden Club Meeting Held T he D at••-v s .' -~· ---- I 'l"hor• 200 Pom•roy, CH1lo .Saturday- C~nnel13 ---- Main St. 1~::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::~~~~===~~~ l. WHTN-TV Channel13 • Fleming You Are Then I q-- hatchlne •11 One farm oi 160 acre& paid only $45.00 per year for 2'At aharea of water Anotiter farm of equal size within 5 miiea patd $600.00 for the same number o! sharei The additional labor involved In irngatmg a cro11 is no small item On land . reasunably easy to irrigate 8 to 10 acres may ~be lrr1gated in a dlly by one man Other land may take considerably more labor. Two to five lrrigatlon.s per year on each acre seems to be the normal pr:.dlce. Yields on 10m ~ of the better land may run m the neighborhood 4 to 5 tons of alfalfa, 110 bushela ol corn, l'J to11a of sugar beet.!l, and 35 buJheb of bean.!l per acre Land 1 VIIIU•" on thii type of productivity are around $500.00 per acre. A brief experience of the wr1ter in irrigating a lawn produces arass that tnu.!lt b~ cut every 4 days. Sprinklill& eaeh area on the lawn for two hour! at a time needs to be done 2 or 3 times each week. Fertilization 3 times a year is needed. mainly with nitrog~. In spite of aU thh the lawns become rather brown during July and August In a neighboring unlrrtgated area with rainfall of 15 to 20 lncbea per year one fanner reported that l·Hi TBA ( .,.u.b J fer 1·00 Town & Country Cros!r'OidJJ I l LEAD ON MRY COUNT, Big P!cture "7'dr.:::;:;T,;IT;:;:'"'h;T~---;-;::::::::r,~~,_-.,.,.,..,..,....,. _ _! -" Does Your He11rt Beat For 6 30 Buccaneers Today·s dt·srliptivr bi ! complcft! but we'll think of .son, ,_ Me?" by Mtllses Fick and Sylves''She'd bt>t'n klek!•d From pillnr thtng- Mary Ca roly n Miller '''' terEvelyn ClelRnd's Daisy Moe song 7·00 The Jimmy Durante Show to post so murh ~ he c1 Jusl come 13:15 un.stutfed ., D1ane RelchmDn look sweet i 1 in Dogpatch sty le with u taJnl of 6 30 7 30 J lmmle Deafi Show Ht·l shoes Jn ih<' de~cnptlon WhiLe sltcvelt·ss dresses seltl ng honk)' toni' wa~ JUSl rlgbt- entJugh 7 00 wert' gold slippers '.lllh heel off their deep sun a n ~-I have ''.!lex" but not l<l<l much. 8 ·00 Gale Storm Show 7 30 .. worn uown _. " All the chorus work wa• unus· to 11. nuh" and ner ~ 'most a horror how pver, of an.,r r: ~g '~~~~a~~~ Eve -\' 8:3t S'RO Playhoufe •.._ ~ prolonged sun ta n after yauL-'"' ually well coord!naled with enun· 1cc t ' "o rt en capstzt•d Jn them" ' tJ~;~len 13allev's l ~Aiili..'" clesth-th~ elation comHlog through well und 9.00 The Ln'!e Up 9:00 Gunsmoke ' Thanks also --;-e- •ltw H W sure way •~ a very gradual M· chord attack and intonatiOn on a 9 30 Pantomime Quiz 9:30 Golden Playhouse Plans were made fur a plcrtJC ("Sborty '') Crul~:: who!!(' ll urk t k gmn ing of expnsu ro • l<l sun high plane 10.00 News for the pansh to be held 1n AL•· 10:05 Seannmg the Weather the Scoul.'l out to Lako Ho0 11r• then ~lowly mcreas1ng ll- -two Every performance wa~ a credit 10·00 The Late Show iConltnutd From Paa• Onel The~!:! lwnevoh•n: rlonors ' 1 'oun gRtcn I hard! )• knew, so to the show It included tlnymttes Youngstown and the Ste-ubenv ill e· gust Jt the M1ddl~port p~1k :IO : .:.: t::O_: 'I'h :;::e_:C:: • : : t :e_:S::: h ::o::w:._ _ _ _ ~.:l.:.I:::OO:.__:T~h::e_t.ate, Late Sha,trucks make a bJJ.: tonlll butu011 dcf•ply d1sgulsed 111 ~ un l.tr, Kathy Wolft' doing "When You Whcehng W. Va, indushi.al area . when the Gulill of Grnce- Ej)JSC•J· h It wct·c Jnmc~ 'l'm.neh1ll and DJ.IJ" Wish Upon A Star", Donna Reibel Olhtlf ctt1es, although not con· pal Church mel Wednesday eve w en eomcK to lr.msportOLII l D"V'"m"n t "e OJII while they d Ch I of about 215 or 30 l\cnnt R a·• I " u , il Y doing "Home~>ick" an ar clUin· sidered critical targeb, wMch mn g at the pansh house Mrs J 0 Roelle!, pres1Ue t lu!lr gear 1 dl 1 ~haw e d were starlllnr: whites of na Hess Jn ·•Ev~rybody 'll Dom' lt " might be "bombed" were Lima, 0 ' s ant pmntfl lhe1r eves--is there anythin~ Tommy anJ Freddte Brown , sons Springfield, Loram · Elyna aud opened the meetmg \\ tth a dev J· tional st>l v1ce Du1·in , the b l· ' mo re delicious than a bowl ' or Mr and M,.s VU"IIIl Brown, did Ham ilton Middletown A s1m pl e s ulo{gc~ l lon on sa'. ch•llcJ slict!d cucumbers In J11' y "Be A Clowll"' and Ray Shasteen State cml Defense officlalM said ness session , 11 was voteU to pu • hymnals for : l • d1Jvmg, and Olll' th 11 1~ th ro w 1 --We always say "roo I as a Ci t was 1100d In "A nother Openin', the number o! Ohioans partJclpat- chase new io the wind s by fu too mn 1 Another ShoVt" Lila Terrell ang mg m the annual exercase m1ght rhurch A sketth o( 'he plans fer CHANNEL 18 FRIUA '/ mbllr"-one about of !he my little favor.le soprano, "My Man" reach 300,000 before the da y end- the new p~or1 s h hou ~,· was showr, 10 59 Stgn On (IJJVl' l :,; th a 1 w•: artua,'I Y ~f'e and cu lilmilcs-hollr huv •' n her e"cellenl " Refreshments WCit> ~crvc d nt 411 :00 Adventures in Learnlnr lakl' 110lt of, 1 ~ llli'J<'Iy too till 1 and Orval Wiles, With t he chorus, ed Included are all local en rorce· following who got 8 job mowlng a lll 1 1 will 1100d tn · Q)l, You Beau\UJ11 ment agencit:s, the National Guard the clo&e of the me<! : ng by l\l1~~ 12.00 Noon News 11 ·ao Sitn On ufter startled youn.: huusew1r · Grace Horton, Mrs frank T!\:;:and volunteer ClvU Defense work· Orten two rors Juok ns 1r ran into a green snake--but hl: DoU" 12 15 Neighbors 1:00 Movks nnd ~1rs Earl Titus to the 20 12·30 Liber11ce Lhe!<' r e hooked or w.!ldt•d logct h 110011 quit on olher lawns-'\ • The dJnetn g chorus also d1d a ers Five area control centers were members present t•r sn clo•e are the;~ I raveling waa making , &ood living ju, precision qrill to "Stars and Stripes 1·00 The Femlnlne Touch 4·30 Popcit.-t Party to relay Information to ' scheduled The re<!lpe tor sslt•ty" O!W •·enhng out hlff snake to other Forever." 2:00 -Afternoon Film Festival . G:OO Bible Tlme car len•th The caal and the aponsonpg ben- the stale C1vil Defense control 3•30 Life With Ellzabetb .., between for ev e,.Y ' t'l' toilers with le vivid imagmatin mph you're truvt~lln~ If ~0 mph efit organbaUon the Jayce f•ltes , headquarters north of Columbus 4 00 Cartoon Club Two Gun Playhouse yuu st<ould ~ five car Je ngt ,1 - Herbie and Della Cbambers presentpd @:lft11 to Mr Hoeflich, the l)ll the number of ma<:k casualties, 5 00 Miekey Mouae ClUb behl r , rot Instance home from son Orville's in Ala- first by Mra Crow, and Mrs. Ted damage, and what 11teps were be· Lets Talk It Over 8·00 Five star Final k d R~d . Jr. for the Jaycee·eltea. lng taken 6 lS John Daly llnd the Ne"\fl For my11elf I qu1ckly get a 'bnma-gone seven wee a-- ar. Mrli. Olive Ingraham at the pl~ew1 an~ Spoftl Head~net The area posts are located at 6:30 Rin Tin Tin ca"c or the 'bli j1Uen If somr. "Pa" Cbllmben busy pollna: hL ano, Bill Clark on banjo, Ru• Jell Blue 1\~h, Fmdlay. McConnellsHostess gJ[U were presen!~d 'J:OO Jim Bo'Ji.e 8:30 Midwestern Hayride 1me Is practically silting on the Kentucky "Wonders which grew Roush on bass violin, and Kepny ville. Allianc~ an~ Chqrin Falls. to Miss Kathryn Mitch when t:w bumper IIPace In his absence-we see MeElhlnny on the trapa provided rear 7:30 Cloco !Cd 'Bomb' Sba Nrwrst !!logan to pas te 1lt 7:00 BIHy Grabo~m Can't be tlear me sayi ng, ".._;o Jake Turner gettin11 a whole l'l outat.andln& accompllnlmenl for all The make . beUeve bombs: Nifty Stitchers Cl ub met WeO· 8:00 1 seareb for Adventure your VolkAwagon world'~ bti[J(t' t ndday evening at her home, Rock tha, the acts 8:30 A nate With the An1el~ 1cheduled to fllll on Ohio cities 8:00 ,'be Lt wrence lJ't!ll.k Sb;w • seller In h t ny, CMH ' Bt•lp on you bill lunkhtud, ttnd wlw~, : of Kentucky wonder seedthe nrc?" would raiae enouah to do 11 dozc 1 Costume 811Sistanta were Joyce ranied m destructive power from Springs Road 9:00 The Big Beat Stamp Out Ca d ~ " fa111illes-- p\ant 'em lr. his corn Kennedy, Mar&retha Wolfe, Betty one to n. . e megatons A meiaton ·rhe traveling pr1zc donated ''Y 9:~ Hlgb Tension 9.1(0 The Country Musle Jubilee r Mrs Homer Walter was awarded lO:OO Newa of U~e Night LOOKING AROUND Seeing he say11-Mr. T has L1 farm way Reibel and f;lrther SylVester, with 18 equivalent to one mllllon tom I'm sure a villi' of \hanks In o ~th Century Theater tO:OO to Mrs Selim Blarew1cz John11on (Mrs Paul' oul beyond Chesterwe note Hgbttna: belna handled by Donley Lmda Hl'ln<·h 10.10 Tbeal<>r 13 oi1'NT. public way, l'"t'! to Johnny A salad course was served by 11:30 The Late New& unll illtlc duughtf'r Kimberle y- with pride Cltester't Road !il ~ 1 Reibel and Renry ReibeL 1( tbey w~rt: teal, the havoc 11.30 Late Newe Zerkle who rurnlshel Lran ~ port 1 JohrHJO" q "Original Mel&• County Court HoefUeh said bis npJt,pro4uctipn woil1d extcnet eight mllea tn eveTy the hastes~ to Mrs Carl Moore Sian on ------c~ -·~=--,-----:11:n 1.1on for ~ouh 110 much In O'' that's two Kimberley Mrs Jack Warner, Mre Herbert ·be at A .s'OPhqmore fro(ll Capac waa chotown. Last Satur~lay evening a )•I • around here, the other belllll Hou~e St111 Standlnc Here"- T' "! would be for tbe MeiJ! OburiJ.Y Fair direction from the burst. the Vulept\ne Horton marker as la August w)len the ca~ ~9uam Three of the five cities were to DiJCOn, Mrs WJiliam Bartelll, Mrs Zerkl& truek pulled In over 111 Mr<~ Hobar t c 11 mlllf'li (l..orr~l Lawrf'nt"e Smlln Rigg~J daught er Kimberley John· \OU enter upper Pomeroy from will be rearransed ).d tfonal reetlye two bombs eacb.-but none Walter, 'fr~ t he Library Scouts a11d t~l' ll' Mrs. M&x: Folmer, Mrs. C1nl ~on--"'Podle'' Johnson, the pap l Ch!o!Ster Roadone or the pret Oftjflnal numbers. aware of Its se l ~tlon as a wat equipment pllt>d out, happy ~n I Mitch, Mrs Hugh Bearhs and of ltrst Kimberley mentioned Uest .!llJhts Is the long, lo 'J until only minutes before targel browne d after a wet k at l.ake the "paper" ~omber~ urived daughter, Carol and Mrs Blue· now In U S. Army 1.1 Mlnou·· tine of young walnut trees rlnl'l. Hope, Zaleol<l wlcz will be home for Jood in AU.Uiit ina a whole farm just as you ent ~ · overhead. Of ~ourse, Scoutmaster J ·,h il wUI ·seem odd to pay 00 • SjtaC\llle-mult be 100 or th., I Milia wa• rla:ht there unloadh'l'l IContlnuod '""" r~ OMI -"Htre'a 11nolher tc•111 peg" t~C! phone b'lll~ so near home---.1 1 I and tb,ey look 10 thrifty- just n Hysell at a nearby nl"lil club •~·I stranaer still not to see B tlv wonderful idea, those trees-a he , or an ext ra j!lckct and wh:l~e who vamshcd before 1he could Michael al the old 11tand arler ail landmark near our house went frot it thls• be taken lull) secure custorl~', re· Jane Sc •It down Jut week-the awect a:u n Our fl'atorul thanks 18 a tq\\n the•e )'ear..--Mary t~ouned or her own volition toda~· to Bob, to the Ztrklf!8, ICOJit a!l• "Sonny" Wlse's tlancoe, a g\le t 'ree at the Jim Stevens pia ·' She appeatt!d befol'c Grindley, slstanlll Steve Coau t. nd C haflt'~ at our cbui'C!h- •uch I' aweet kld now occupied by the Ben BalleyJ, plead not a:uilt)', ~lid h~d be • Vroman to pa1·ents nnd all whr. and bells wUI r1ng fnr her roal and tbelr daughter and fam1l,o, trial aet down for Werlnesd&i Mr~. Leo Bryan entertained the ma)f.e tlti1 s~out Troop sue11 • <tOon nuw......-8tOpping at a ~,~.eu the Bob Lewlses-thHI tree, t.-.1 July 1'7. Windin11 Tran Garden Club on known dairy shop and 1eeing and slender had somE~ dec ,y line thtna: ln our midst. The sheriff llso said ,hat Th1.1rsday ~venlna at heT home, Charles and Lenore \1ul·ray at'"' n~ar the bottom and owners beAve. indulglna--tcn Kenneth u1 af' n l'an.e uneafly- 'twas more than John wut, D31 Pearl St' has beP I Butternut The meeting ln charge or Mn arr tJa tod b)' Constaille llemirlx employed at Kailler lhil summot 60 [t. tall and If blown dow. 011 a non•S\IPJ110rt eharge. and t~\a• John Terrell, pre&ldent, ol)tned --Charlie Bennett ast 1 us wlt t would cause a Jot of damaliiC Cllllrenee Rupe. 67, Middleport, is with the elub prayer in unison we're a:onna do with the fi , 1 but how we hattrl to see It aobe charaed wtlh driving wh.le During the buslnen seulon nlemto buekll we mlJ ht win at a to • I II succumbed quickly to the skill· lntoxlef.li!d Rupe wa!l arre.!ltecl by bera re1ponded to roll eall with ,.tore--we tell htm plan • ne in- fu! bandtf or Guy Swadley esl the St,.te Patrol Wednes4_..Y rii~~~ tMtr {avorltc flower for u•e ln a Atton McGhee. 52. VInton' RD. ehurch. A "thank you" eard was w.an,~d he.t:f on a warr,nt .iwo ., reeelved from Ml.&lll Nettle Koehler ' for flowers sen.t her while hos· out by Joe Boyd charainl at· pltallzed. A round robin 1et well ~n lempted theft, Wll •eturne~ to Wu .ent to her. D""""'"'D TQ INTliRliSTS OF MB 108-Mi\SON ARIA !del&> C•>untv W•dnesda~ ol~,.. card 'A repot't on the flower 11how T•:"•P•ICHAIDILQW!N-GINIIIALMANAGII lr<~m Gai!IP,<~lis where .'~• w" was tlven by Mrs. Terrell follow· '" 1 YNbLII . GIIIINI - IQITCII take~ Into c:ustody. , lDJ with a '(llscuulon. Mn. Ch;rles C•f!Mt'~Ton~ 11, lioN Wrl!!rr 141~l. ~. ~· William Reeves, Harrl,.p>Hie, LeWi8 mlJned •• aecretanr for NaUouJ 1a.:&w PI }!prnentaUve. ~UDell1-l[lm......,. - . was committed to the Athena the coming 711r and Mrs. enan •...rtoilAve., New oili: Cltf, 11. N.Y. olfl p State Hospital Tbursdlly ln the , , ICi>)Oijtd u - 4 clul ~IDI tll&ltllr at 1M poll co at <MI Coutt ol Com1110n Ple01 by Jud.,e wps el~M:ted. A r~por~ 01' the 'll'Ofnim planti'OJ' UhlO. John C. Baton. SubiiS'lpUon nte•: Det;.~e" W ean1.u wllen ~nllabh 30 ten~ per _ -:--.:::---c-:-: pin&. co.~mltte:e meet:ln,: bekl \'e_,. Olll! ..,... I• adYanoe at 'rile DoUy Sefttloel olltoe. $1UO· 011' ELMIRA, N. v. UP - 'rbe small een~~ ln WUkeavllle wa• Jlven bY llOlli!ti, rr.IIO; lbreo montho, $3.1111. By motor "''!'f'-Wbere a•:iilabt! oetailo~a\ alud~ ol Sam~tel Clem- Ktt. .Jt,obert Thompson Yrs. C t.. 1118 ~oollt .1. Br II& IIIDDIIII, - ; tltrH •'!"-'- ..,,... l><il•• p~..,.!d on tbe 'oam- HOA\0~ ll"' at14nd"!l the me~t!Qg ' Mrs-: TboJI'pson, Mrs. H¥ton. fl.lltlp,:'.:\T.J:'.d"~•l; oftorft~p e ... pt Swulll. br 'ftlo Oblo Valley 11<!.1! ~ut, of l!lmlta Collere It . It J~ Mtf. 'Bryan and M:ra. TefreU were 111to1. IDe.._~! l ·l t ~-Ill- p._.,, 11\11111. . tbe ~m, study that Mar< T,w.aln ..t~tGrlll imc, .... 307, wrott "The A~venture4 of To~ iOl&.:ted l9 tl~~ ~~ ..., .10>ou. BY BLANCHE M HASKINS 'T'h th l' cv~r muunttrl/! mflatt on J" lli eoun J y set•ms lo sctuatl; W(IHY VI'J y rew JW•Ip ll' espP, ' :~ ly thus~ Jn uppcl cchclun); of J .1' A ~1(',JdJ!c·J mou.n~'.fl1 CO>l of Ijvmg !01 . tht• r•on 0.,, ' 1 ."' " ~~ and four1N•n ou t uJ 1P\l f'fR'lli .. month~ hns seen mrla1ion slowl11 ,o;wt·l lln g: to ~r~~r.nt bolloon .!liZ!! , l , nu one ulomnerl? At $.'100000 <.u ~ $400 00 refrJgCI alUrs, 30 rr ,t '" s uml steak $1 09 pe1· lb 1 quo1e u recen t wr1lt•r '' '"•• "t II hiJ"~c movef I ou I or II\' C.11JI a ~~ sysWm CXtepl for ITlllTOI ity or l'lclf~m ployt•d lml 1 vt dualll. and have moved lnlo ,. foJ m or F'a~cmn (yell, fi'uci~m. he ~a}' ~) I n whJc h 1! ,. prlnc•pil l par1n•'Js arr these lhi{'I'- VOvc 11 nwnt, bi g buswc.ss 11nd hi' I• hnr unwnlsm 81g bu~lnu~ lah• over ('On lrnl of gMornm(< llt op f'ra II ons, wht•n govl'rnment of" <'Ia!~ and top mllitnry men IH.~('J.\ 11 r~·spile fr om Mel'vict• lhey a ·~ llbNorbed by b1g bu&!Jwss ami \ht• lop labor lenders h JVe clos•• rc lations with both group!~" And Joe Tro mbl t~ I~ caughl In amontcsl the ~et up 1 ft•t'l smullwrl'(l hy I he whu I' thmg when 1 a-ct ually think It ovf'r litchis Crossltred Females Mystery Farm Identified As That Of Tom Weber ltored then, the farmer with laod ,uitable ror lrria:atlon may be able to produce a tumper crop. This year farmers bad •uffieient rainfall l<l the aeeda germinated without irrtJation Some yeara irriration 11 neceYary to get the seeda to a:row, 'ben the problem becomes one of getma: enouJh moil· ture to germmate seed.a and not too mueh to caue decay Before lrr1gatlng the big problem lz to get the priveleg<: ol usmg water Some farvers have unhmtted free water w~ •• le otheTs pay a moderate price and atill others a high price for thle water us1ng prtvJiege. RestriCtion• on amount of water as well as cost are based on old laws and old privJieges which may be(ome vet)' comphcated. Farm News " I ' " "Fou·rth Fro'}.,...U' •. \. TELEVISION . GUID£ ... -1 1 WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 '\ M • Teacher ~~.,.~-~~.,~~';.'~·~~~~;r.:-::~~=5~::=---~~~~t,;""i;"hejdiihu';:;, • UN ICO .,, Cht~t FREEZER . ", '33C) ' •. r. ,,,, .. • 10 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER. -~~··········· . ... . ' ... . ..' . 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FR.I!EZER 18 CU. FT_. UPRIGHT FREEZER , .• , , .. ... , ... $3$9 U CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER .... , , , - .. , . . . $419 UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE . , . , Only f299 .. .. 30 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . . . . ' . . . . $499 18 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER .. . . . . - ......... $299 REFRJGERATORS - Deluxe Models as low as U99 UNICO IMPERIAL FREEZER REFRIGERATOR Cdmblnatlon - .. Oltly ,429 UN ICO MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC UNIOO ELECTRIC and GAS WATER HEATERS $118.95 4 I'T. CATrLE BARB WIRE $7.38 Per RoU - DRYER $209 .. �~-·.....-.·~ ·- .... -.r 2-Dally Sfntlnel, Pllll!eroy-:Middleport , 0 , July 12, 1957 \ - .. -J Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 , July 12, 1957-3 W :-c:::i:th:--:C=-a -re-,-=y:-:ou - --,C=-a- n-:D::cod ----::g-e- - - : to_r_v_a-ca-::-tloos are highest As 111otor travel \ booms, traffic crashes mcrease sharply ln rural areas as tn Me•gs county the great increase in travel from Apnl to August-about The Department of Highway Safety em- 30 per cent-result"i tn a sharp rise in tratric ployes a staff of publlc relation experts to f1fatautles gure out ways and means of persuadmg peoRemember , whenever you pull out of your 9 00 Romt.er Roon ple to drive more safely The least we can do driveway there may be a ca r moving toward 10·00 The Price is Uight is save taxpayers money by publishmg what you a block, a m1le, 10 miles, 100 miles, or these gentlemen produce For if we didn't. 1,000 miles away with your name on 1t It's II It Could Be You tb.f tax dollar for su re would be squeezed a the same deal the dogface sensed in Wot·ld 12 ··ex and Jmx 10.30 Capr.. ua11.1nt 1 little smaller to pr ;VIde a government publi- War II and iu Korea the bullet With his name 1230 rrent 111·00 1'rue Story J oo y L:ttle Marate \ city campa ign aimed at drJvers who persist m on it. 1 30 Brtde and Groom 11 :30 Delec1JVe's Diary treating 300 borses under an auto hood hke a With rare you can dodge that c'r CQI!lJpg .2 06 Matinee Theater 12:00 Fore:z,n Inlr•gue S 00 Queen For A Day I playful toy. at you . 3 45 Modern Romanee:c 12:30 My Lt:Jle MargLe Here are a coup le of four hne jmgles that 4 00 Collledy Ttme I 00 Baseba~ (' the Department had 1ts staff put out 4·30 Movletlme 4:30 Hopalun.t CassidJ' fi 30 Popel e Presents He gazed at the view as he drove on through. 5 00 Get <'~et. G o 5· 4~ News Picture ' To trarflc he paid scant attention . 6 00 Wild .Blll Hickok 5:30 Sports E:9!e .., ~ 6 30 Weathercast 1):45 News P1ctJ!re What happened to him and hiS fam1ly too A funeral director, in bts suburban rumpus 6 35 Sports Eye We'd really hate to mentiOn 6 ·45 NJJC News 6 00 Watch Mr. Wizard room, wa s telling fnends why he bought a 7:00 Dr Hudson's Journal 6:30 L.tturday !Rlc.,..lt Jamboree I -----home in a hurry. Going Places? Motormg? 7 :30 The Life Joseph "f RileyCotton Show ~ "When our children \\>ere young, you 8:00 '7 .00 Julius La~sa Show H ere's a t1p-we shout Jt·M B g Moment 8:00 Mystery Th,ater , , ~. a 1 know," he said, "Our living quarters were uptJ·OO Cavalcade of SiJorts 8:30 Dollar A Se~ond Keop your mind on driving stairs over the funeral parlors. They dlspl;!f· 9:45 Red l:iarber's Comer 9 :00 Encol'f Thea!,ter And you' H live to tell about ill 10:00 Federal Men 9:30 Adventure '!lheater t ed great curiosity about the dead. This ~as Which 1s certainly quite sound advice 'I'he natural-but it worried us 10:80 ~ews Rearfllnes 10:00 News an.;\ S~ts l'..etdlinGI l ·I problem is to get the comparative few driv10·40 Nitewa'Lch 10·10 Nitewatch \ "They would ask: 'Don't they get I<m!!t9llll! 12:00 Tonight I ers who need their heads exa mined to pay at- down there all alone,' And they worrl.t!l•bout 1·00 Sign Off 12:3tl Sign Off tentiOn to 1t. the corpses getting hungry That dill it. --------~· We like the traffic merit system Idea that One day I took a family "P tQ t!w ~~~ l!l is being inaugurated this summer in Ohlo If see their loved one, and there in tit!! l'@~ket the Bureau of Motor Vehicles will make a with him was a peanut butter s,ndwlj:~ j sincere effort to get It working 1 and H th e sa•d to my wife: 'We've got to m~ve those lower courts cooperate, the Jaw could be ef- kids out of here.' an-d we did, quick!" · Saturday-~ ;;,..~ . 7 00 Jimmie Dean FRIDAY fective in Impressing guilty d•·ivers of the Isaac and ,of }-[utplemc to be held Thursday Aug 'J Boston Blaekle 30 This anecdote Is a true story according to 8:30 C•PIJ)D lt'!114aroo land- the Paul Frenc...b hom I USIC ust 8 on the lawn of Mrs Heaton, 8.00 Capto~ln Kangaroo need to Jive and let live . . . Henry Ewing who wonders II his brother fu- now occupted by til~ Reu::hfl"1 (Conthtu" From ,_. One) Locust St. a. 5 P m It was de- 8 30 Morning Show Mll~ty Mouae RIJY~Oqao 9:30 Americans will spend close to $10 billion neral director Bob Coat• in Middleport ever ramtly , getUng new whlt.e pa w Dlstncl m 1947 .shifted to prl I voted lo giVe Mrs Thompson $5 9 Ov Garry Moort: 10:00 Lucky 8 Ranch for automobile vacatJOns this year. While th1s had similar experiences with his children und ireen shuiter1, s lovely 1 f C'lpa~ u.t Cheste; Ill 1951 an 1 for supp\1es t:or the J umor Garden I 9 .30 Arthur Godfrey da)' I'm wor; '11 went to Chilltcoth~ last y~ar Club. The travehng prize dnated 10. 30 ~trike It lueb feeland some indudes hotels and meals as well as auto ex- Stephen and Christine Coats App&rently not: 10:3tl It's A 1111 sit wllh Viramia .. isher , on h • I In other teacher :J:nd s uperv• ~ by Mrs. Heaton was awarded to 11:00 Valt.nt Lady penses, it shows the magnitude of vacation lor the Coats family continues to reside In at- spacious Pew r.creeQed In .porc,J~--; ory changes, the co mly supcrir; Mrs Brya n. 11):15 Love or Life 11.00 alg Top tendent of schools' office toda)' The judges Cor th e evemng, Mrs 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow travel Peak morths are July and Augusl tractive quarters above the Rawlings-Coats a wholf' outdoOI'tl {)'OU miaht " 12:00 Tbe Lune Jtana:er disclosed George_ Hem(.s, Mrs Al{ard Pratt 111:45 Guiding Light big sjttinJ room. when week end trips as well as extended rna- Funeral Home. and M1ss Emma Settz a~arded a 12 , 00 Klhe's Kttc~ea T.hat Car Moving At You, A Block, Or 1,000 Miles Away ;·gg ~~K~pday ay C. I. Bl•btl• County ~CYih,.ll A,..-. Water 11 our peatell aiJ'ieultW'· al resource. AI one trnels weat the evJdencet o! tile v&lue o! water become JJ:eater Retw-ntng eutward the entire country1idt indicate• nature has been more benevolent JQ it& supply of rainfall ~~~=~~-Cl!annel3 . ~ Differences ln elevation also have much Lo do wil h the water iupply. ..'J'he heaYy runorr from melting snow on tbe mountaintops waa just occunng the lust of June and early July according to na· tive Coloradoans. SnowdrtftJ; taller than. :1 car were still to be aeen along the mountain hJghways. At the htgh elevatJona, even tbough snow 1aU is heavy the summer• are shl)rt and thl' soil Ia un· able' to hold water to permit es· tensive growth of plant! or trees ' This melting snow is the lifeblood for farmers in the lrtiiated regions. If suff1eient water can be t Peanut Butter Sandwiches Hungry Corpses Are Reported ~-- \· WCHS•TV Pt.~te Donathan, UlStrument.ll teacher. ut Rutland, has resJgn ~d ;md Robert Selbert, at south •r n Local last year, has aceepted l~u•t posltwn SaiJsl:mry Local has hned M1h Ada Ohllqger as 1111 elemental) .nst ructor. Bt~t•nartl Claywell, forme d ) o r Albany, w1ll be prmc1pal ul Harr1aonv\lle, rep\acmg E ,•! Cole who Will teach in Alhe11s County, The su peri ntendent also ailv · ed .school bus d11ver g that app1 , catwns for permtts are due hY August 6 and are betng rece1v I now l!P:Q (CqntlnYed Prom P111 One) by Mrs. Crow, Mi.11es Sylvester and Reibel. , -"WillY sack Home" by Shirley McKelvey, Cnrolyn Norris ;and Shirley Norris. -"Ninety·Nme Wuys" by Juc Struble, a reul trouper. Did You Know That? I ° 8_ I bl ue rlbbon t Mrs •LA:W 13 • r ed to 12·30 Mrs Bryan, • PIIOw to Mrs Terrell 1 00 and wh1te to Mrs Tltompson who 1 30 received tw u and Mrs Heaton Ali 2 _00 were altar arrangements. 2 30 Mrs Wilham Dawson presented 3 00 the top1c foi the evP.mng, "S ue· 3 15 ceS"aton ot Bloom" from "Sprmg to FaU" 3 30 A d essert course was served by 4 00 the hostess lo those named above :i:30 and Mrs. Ha"ry Cn ntE'rbury, Mrs !i.45 Luc11le B IIRwkiRs and Mrs Erl 5 55 ward Koehler 6 00 . As the World Turna Our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big Pa,off Bob Cro!lby Show £right Da Secret e~tor~ Edge of Night The Eerly Show Your Esso Reporter Sp<..1s Puade Wf!ath.e.man Action • Douglas Edward• Playhouse of Stan West :toint Story Dcstmy 12·30 State Of Ohio Grace Episcopal Church Annual Picnic Planned 4 00 Keep Cool! productl01 S•• your ftHrelf •roller ,..,fc..•rym•• ELECTRIC .. FANS From $5 95 The Early Show Range Rider •6 oo CLELANDS APPLI ANCE Hakheries Mr. Dist1lct Attorney NelsonvUie, Ohio E, Nifty Stitchers Club Meeting Is Held Wednesday $100 F'J.Q.e LeVl'ed Another Kennel Owner lecommends RED ROSE DOG & PUPPY FOOD Raymond 0. Loose, Leesport, Pa., owner of Lakeview Billy II, write10 "Ail my dogs really go for Red Rose Dog Food and I have never seen dogs with greater vigor. Billy's pups start young and really trail a rabbit." ~ .. it, I [IIUI If Tu411•11 ( llftr ...- ON....... PleNhl I• • ........ ., fMIHI ..... CIMMpl•• 'WilJIIhMI'I a......... TRY RID ROSI ON YOUR DOG, SUGAR RUN 'FLOUR MILL ' Mulb~rry Ava. Phone 150 Pomeroy i'/iill ... ,.... "' o. aUioo,..., • .- l .> ' ' COLUKBUS, 0 -When te.n peratqres PBN 80 dP.Jreea pou 1 lrymen ahould mab utra effor. lo mamtam producti<>n ot tbt'1r Jayma- flock s, adviseJ Glyde A Manh, Ohw State UnJvenJty e): ttnswn poultry 1pecl.ahat H~R$ eat leu whPn temp.!:dl. ture1 chmb, M.trab pomt.J our, and when they don't eat th ' can't lay At 100 d •greet fce1 eonaumphon ul layers may be le11 ttun half that at nonnal pe1 temperature• When ·emper.ature1 paMJ 70 degrees, the poultry IPL' ciall.!lt explahu , ealdum ia not converted into egphel1.1 aa e•1Ciently u otherwite. AI a ret~ult, 11hell th1ctneu Ia l"educed and thin, weak shelled eggs are pr }duced At temperatures of 105 degree8 layer• ma)' ~nUapse and d1t of heat prostration. The Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm of this past week has been identified as that of Thomas Weber loeated one mile east of Chester on Route 248. The' 113 acre farm has been in the famUy for two generations and lies adJacent to the Chester Golf Course. Weber retired ·'from farming in 1950 and Is a Road Inspector for the State of Ohio. Those who correctly identified the !arm were: John Bryant, Pomeroy, Richard l>lld Jo Ann Frost, Chester, and Larry Circle, Racme. there would be a sood crop thu year because of above normal rainfall. When asked concerning nurmal yields he reported corn 10 to 50 bushel! per acre, wheat 5 to 40 bushels, and hllY 1 to 4 tons per acre. Grain crop,; are frequently observed tn alr.ernate fields. One f1eld 1s plowed and left !allow for an ent1re yeur m an attempt to conserve sufl ~ctent moisture for a crop t'h.e foliowing year Growth of corn " encouraged by llotlng in tbe bottom of furrows. It h Interesting to be dri>mg through a eountrystde that lS eoverod w1th short gra ss or very little ana that all orisa11 sudden scC' avegetation field or farm rtch green CQior as a result of hnmg sufficient moisture Mueh land st1ll remains that un be supplied wtth moisture if add1tton water storat~e facibtJes are pronded to bring In a new source of water and the accompanying trrtgated area r equires a long range development program from 15 to 30 years. As one returns to the eorn belt, the blessjngs of abundant rainfall are ev1dent everywhere. The supplies o! water wh1ch we take for granted are o.Je of the major reasons why the corn belt states of Ohlo, Indiana, Dhnois and Iowa are called the bread ba.'lket of the United States Perhaps If we were fQI'ced to provide all of the water needed by crops that nature does not pro- •J•J•.,•.,-....l"ao•,,-,,"Jo"'o.. Purina Chows -, l ......... .·.~ Rae'ne ~.·~····~ Yarsh say•. may be reduced b.~ usma white wa&b on tb~ roof by openmlil all doors and wu.dowl and bY reverlilng exhsult fans so they blow mto the pens Durmg periods of extreme heol.l, 8praylng bJrd,s and pen• w1th ml•t !rom a garden hose w1ll en 41blt: layf!rs to surv1ve ILICTIQJf ROIULT REED CTTY, )(leb. VP - Jom!JI IL Jt'd4mnan load to w.Jl almOit • montb before lellftlbs• that be bAd been rHJectQ to of.. flee. He waa de.c:Jtred willDel o,.. Perty Conrad by a 115$.1110 maratA 10 the unoff1cial returns, but the board of cannnera tound an error and declared lbe race a Ue, UI0180 They drew for Lhe offlefl, with. Rldderrr.an wmnmj. Conrad thea demanded a recount. Rldden:qaQ. Vton 1~aln by a mar11n of 15f.158. TWO BRIDGES WALLJ,'ILL, N Y UP - Wa than 10 mUer .separate New York 'li olden and newest bridges Perrine'• Bridge eroasmg the Wallklll River from a ·fton to Rosendale Jn the CatA:dls, is one ot two dozen covered btld&e• rematnmg: 1n the Jf..ilte Leaa than 10 mllea away Jft the Kingston - Rhmechff Br1dge , on ly r<!cenll)< opened to traffic PAINLESS CREDIT AUBURN, Me UP - A !itrHl'e Manh s.ay1 the U Bi! of electric itation here baa this s1gn m 1ts ll ghts 18 the pens to permi• wtndow. '"U15e Our Ea17 Cred1t !ayers to feed in tM cool h011 ~ Plan-100% !)own Nolhlni: Each of the morning and cvt:rung wili Month " 1 dp maJntain feed eonaumptio . ·' et maabeJ! made wtlh eold w ter will help By mcreasing the flow rate ot automatic dri:\kir.g fountain1, cooler water wiU be aupplled tc the flock. Poultry house temper.aturu , 4·H News The Che1ter Sr So and Sew 4-H Club met at the home of Carolyn Parker, July 3 at 2 p. m. :Myrna ----~--------------VIde, then we WOli ld be more care- meat wtth no bone Thus a bone- Hoffman, ;Jeeretary-treaiUI'er, re· ful 1n carry1ng out all practices less cut would cost much 81ore ported that the eookle aa1e was a that lend to tletter erop~~. per pound than one with a great !ucceaa, Tbe prOCeed• from the deal of bone and grtstle, and yet lale witb go to the Canten Ca'o'e Camp Fund. Filty-fl'o'e dozen cook· m•ght be a better buy. ie.., baked from the recipes in the 4-B project boob, were delivered to customers In CheJter ul vicin· 1ty. Carolyn Parker gave a demon stratlon on "How to Unmold Jello" Janet Knlibt sbowed bow to make 1 relnh tray suitable for refreshmenta at an afternoon meeting Mothers are invited to the judging meeting, July 12 at 7 30 p. m at COLUMBUS - You'll see a lot the home of Mrs. Howard Knight. of beef stamped "U. S. D. A. -Janet Knight. COLUMBUS - Don't worry too Choice" on n eat counters as the much about rolling of lower leavea The Chester So & Sew Met July .supply or the high-quality beef on tom/Ito pi.mts, E C Wittmeyer, 5 at the borne of Drusilla Wills to reaehcs this year's peak in early Oh1o State University extemion make cookies with Mrl Esther summer Here are some ttps from ho-rtlcultunst, advises commercial Wright as advisor in charge. A Bob Havener. Ohio State Univer- growers and home gardeners demonstration was given on How to Serve a Beverage.-Jo Ann sity meat f!XtensiOn apecialist, to Ordmarily, he says, the condi- Freeker help you take advantago- of thli plentiful beef. tlon tS harmless, unless caused by The River"o'iew 4-H Club met exces8tve w<ttenng or possibly July 3 at lAng Bottom Ch11reh As you shop, ccnsider how you deep cultivalion. Sometimes to- Members worked on aprons and want to use the meat In general, mato leaf roll is cauaed by sucking blouses with Margaret Brown and the less tender cuta are less ex· tnseets, · .such as aphids U so, the Pauline Myers, the advisors In pensive but requ1re moist cooking pests usua 1ly can be found on charge -Janet Busell, methods such as braising or stew· other parts of the plant as well asiF;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 1ng Cuts tender enough to roast, the stem. New and Used 1 fry or broil are usually the mote expfiln:nve ones Less tender cut& Leaf rolling W1ttmeyer $AYS, unare JU•t as nuu·Jtious and full of le" inoeets are present , " caused flavor by an accun,ulation of carbbhyThe plcnttful ::::h01cc grade beef drates m the plant. Heavy pruning 1 now on the market Is the highest or removal of laterals (suckers) wtli grade beef bOld In most store.!l favor the problem. Plllnl growth Because of quality, some cuts in restncled and carbohydrates are New Holland th1s grade can be roasted or broll- tncreased tn the lower leav•s ed, while the same cuts tn lower 1 The cond nwn will be corrected grades would require moist heat, wtth more favorable weather, Witf... explatns Havener. meyer explams. Some var1ettes, be Most Choice steaks may be sa:•s, are more susceptible to lea! brotlcd or rao friend However. roll than ot hers --------such cuts as bottom round, arm , TRACTOR SALES blade, and fiank steaks usually Mrs Kenneth Dav13 and dau· are better braised. Most Chotee Sundily Phone 419 - Pomeroy grade roasts will make tender, ghtcr returned home from the Me1gs Gene\·al Hospit91 Jule)' oven roasts, but cuts hke shoulder arm roasts and heel or round ioasts of Choice grade neetl WANE UP DULL APPeTITES OF SI.OW the moist heat of bra1sing tb make them tender. The LeBB tender euts AND rtRE/1 LAYERS! FOR A IIIIONE'I• that requU"c mo1st cookery should MAKING EG& Fo4C:70RY, . KEEP 'EM be cooked .at a low temperature EATING AND KEEP 'MIU.WN. WI1H (less than 50 degrees) and for a long time "''A6TE.~ MIK ~_nUBS. THE The cut with the lowest price "Calortzed Oulput Boolltr" per pound ls not always the best buy. The number of servings is importaot, too. You'll need ~ to 1 pOUnd of _meat per servtna: if tt contains murh bone .and arlstle lf.t to~ pound of meat tbat has We Do Custom Grbsdhtg medium amount& of bone, lA. to 16 Mlddlepon pound of meat containing little N . 2nd Ave. bone, ~nd only 1/D to Vc pound of Tips Offered Advise Worry How To Pick Useless Over Best Beef Buy Rolling Leaves As one moves to U!.E< plains and high plains areas it Is interesting to note the difference in practices used m dealing with moisture. Hay IS baled with the balea aimply left in the field or stacked in the field without protection . Other areas a buckrake to m.ake loosebay-stacks m the open. Phone 3751 Rooms New Furniture You can harvest more aaea Pel' day and aave on repair eoeta by eiirninatJng audden overloads with the 4-plow WD-45 Tractor. Pown-CuTn e ntine of the WD-45 ""'""" omoolh. .taody Pl'O operalion oven undoo:lnqh harvestinr conditiona. Two.. tlutcb power leta you <:Oiltrol lraclor !novel while Pl'O .,_ operating at reoommended ..-f ... you match harvester capac· ity to field and crop oondilimll. liN FOK $299.00 BAKER ............... .Alb-~~ ALLII-CHALMIU A Ulll A.ND UIVICI ~ FURNITURE WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY Oa The Brlptesl Co111er Ia llllddlepon kutland, Ohio Ellsy-Hantlling 2-Row ComM... HOE-CLOSE CULTIVATING --2q~D~ MOWING MACHINES HAY RAKES lis BALERS FULTON-THOMPSON ' Middleport Feed Mill NeW McCORMICK· Farman· 230 Trador Now, cultivate with "watch·tower" visibility , • -., HOI hoe-close to weeda! Enjoy 1111w Hydra-Toueh• control ••• click-'n-co reu teetiDD hitcbiDc "..!....!:~: ,'l~ respoMive steerfDI. ··- ............. ,....... ........ : ~ ,, - ' " • 2-row •lllvetiq Milt tW _; • Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. Pomeroy, Olllo TOWN and COUNTRY s·HOPPING CENTER 1 20 DRESS& SEASONAL CLOSE OUT BROILERS New 21" Rotary Mowers FREE Whh The Purchase Of Any '' Phone 98 POIIIEI~Ol(.l JACK CARSEY, Mgr. FREEZER ·-. OR FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION MAIN ST. Everyone ts heading for The Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-op on E. Main Street In Pomeroy. They're hearing all about the big savings that their neighbors are putting In the bank. just beeause they decided 1o cheelt co-OP prices flrsl. Yes, they've found QUALITY UP AND PRICES DOWN al the co-OP Slore In Pomeroy, Come In loday and see for yoursell what wonderful buys we have In store for you. PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paying Top Prlee For Wheat DaDy! $69·95 UNICO MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC 'SPECIAL! WASHER $279 JJIIIITED TIME ONLY Zl Cu. Ft. t In ' rI ,,.I'll Suggest Ingenuity In Keeping Layer Houses Cool In Summer ' OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. Winding Trait Gorden Club Meeting Held T he D at••-v s .' -~· ---- I 'l"hor• 200 Pom•roy, CH1lo .Saturday- C~nnel13 ---- Main St. 1~::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::~~~~===~~~ l. WHTN-TV Channel13 • Fleming You Are Then I q-- hatchlne •11 One farm oi 160 acre& paid only $45.00 per year for 2'At aharea of water Anotiter farm of equal size within 5 miiea patd $600.00 for the same number o! sharei The additional labor involved In irngatmg a cro11 is no small item On land . reasunably easy to irrigate 8 to 10 acres may ~be lrr1gated in a dlly by one man Other land may take considerably more labor. Two to five lrrigatlon.s per year on each acre seems to be the normal pr:.dlce. Yields on 10m ~ of the better land may run m the neighborhood 4 to 5 tons of alfalfa, 110 bushela ol corn, l'J to11a of sugar beet.!l, and 35 buJheb of bean.!l per acre Land 1 VIIIU•" on thii type of productivity are around $500.00 per acre. A brief experience of the wr1ter in irrigating a lawn produces arass that tnu.!lt b~ cut every 4 days. Sprinklill& eaeh area on the lawn for two hour! at a time needs to be done 2 or 3 times each week. Fertilization 3 times a year is needed. mainly with nitrog~. In spite of aU thh the lawns become rather brown during July and August In a neighboring unlrrtgated area with rainfall of 15 to 20 lncbea per year one fanner reported that l·Hi TBA ( .,.u.b J fer 1·00 Town & Country Cros!r'OidJJ I l LEAD ON MRY COUNT, Big P!cture "7'dr.:::;:;T,;IT;:;:'"'h;T~---;-;::::::::r,~~,_-.,.,.,..,..,....,. _ _! -" Does Your He11rt Beat For 6 30 Buccaneers Today·s dt·srliptivr bi ! complcft! but we'll think of .son, ,_ Me?" by Mtllses Fick and Sylves''She'd bt>t'n klek!•d From pillnr thtng- Mary Ca roly n Miller '''' terEvelyn ClelRnd's Daisy Moe song 7·00 The Jimmy Durante Show to post so murh ~ he c1 Jusl come 13:15 un.stutfed ., D1ane RelchmDn look sweet i 1 in Dogpatch sty le with u taJnl of 6 30 7 30 J lmmle Deafi Show Ht·l shoes Jn ih<' de~cnptlon WhiLe sltcvelt·ss dresses seltl ng honk)' toni' wa~ JUSl rlgbt- entJugh 7 00 wert' gold slippers '.lllh heel off their deep sun a n ~-I have ''.!lex" but not l<l<l much. 8 ·00 Gale Storm Show 7 30 .. worn uown _. " All the chorus work wa• unus· to 11. nuh" and ner ~ 'most a horror how pver, of an.,r r: ~g '~~~~a~~~ Eve -\' 8:3t S'RO Playhoufe •.._ ~ prolonged sun ta n after yauL-'"' ually well coord!naled with enun· 1cc t ' "o rt en capstzt•d Jn them" ' tJ~;~len 13allev's l ~Aiili..'" clesth-th~ elation comHlog through well und 9.00 The Ln'!e Up 9:00 Gunsmoke ' Thanks also --;-e- •ltw H W sure way •~ a very gradual M· chord attack and intonatiOn on a 9 30 Pantomime Quiz 9:30 Golden Playhouse Plans were made fur a plcrtJC ("Sborty '') Crul~:: who!!(' ll urk t k gmn ing of expnsu ro • l<l sun high plane 10.00 News for the pansh to be held 1n AL•· 10:05 Seannmg the Weather the Scoul.'l out to Lako Ho0 11r• then ~lowly mcreas1ng ll- -two Every performance wa~ a credit 10·00 The Late Show iConltnutd From Paa• Onel The~!:! lwnevoh•n: rlonors ' 1 'oun gRtcn I hard! )• knew, so to the show It included tlnymttes Youngstown and the Ste-ubenv ill e· gust Jt the M1ddl~port p~1k :IO : .:.: t::O_: 'I'h :;::e_:C:: • : : t :e_:S::: h ::o::w:._ _ _ _ ~.:l.:.I:::OO:.__:T~h::e_t.ate, Late Sha,trucks make a bJJ.: tonlll butu011 dcf•ply d1sgulsed 111 ~ un l.tr, Kathy Wolft' doing "When You Whcehng W. Va, indushi.al area . when the Gulill of Grnce- Ej)JSC•J· h It wct·c Jnmc~ 'l'm.neh1ll and DJ.IJ" Wish Upon A Star", Donna Reibel Olhtlf ctt1es, although not con· pal Church mel Wednesday eve w en eomcK to lr.msportOLII l D"V'"m"n t "e OJII while they d Ch I of about 215 or 30 l\cnnt R a·• I " u , il Y doing "Home~>ick" an ar clUin· sidered critical targeb, wMch mn g at the pansh house Mrs J 0 Roelle!, pres1Ue t lu!lr gear 1 dl 1 ~haw e d were starlllnr: whites of na Hess Jn ·•Ev~rybody 'll Dom' lt " might be "bombed" were Lima, 0 ' s ant pmntfl lhe1r eves--is there anythin~ Tommy anJ Freddte Brown , sons Springfield, Loram · Elyna aud opened the meetmg \\ tth a dev J· tional st>l v1ce Du1·in , the b l· ' mo re delicious than a bowl ' or Mr and M,.s VU"IIIl Brown, did Ham ilton Middletown A s1m pl e s ulo{gc~ l lon on sa'. ch•llcJ slict!d cucumbers In J11' y "Be A Clowll"' and Ray Shasteen State cml Defense officlalM said ness session , 11 was voteU to pu • hymnals for : l • d1Jvmg, and Olll' th 11 1~ th ro w 1 --We always say "roo I as a Ci t was 1100d In "A nother Openin', the number o! Ohioans partJclpat- chase new io the wind s by fu too mn 1 Another ShoVt" Lila Terrell ang mg m the annual exercase m1ght rhurch A sketth o( 'he plans fer CHANNEL 18 FRIUA '/ mbllr"-one about of !he my little favor.le soprano, "My Man" reach 300,000 before the da y end- the new p~or1 s h hou ~,· was showr, 10 59 Stgn On (IJJVl' l :,; th a 1 w•: artua,'I Y ~f'e and cu lilmilcs-hollr huv •' n her e"cellenl " Refreshments WCit> ~crvc d nt 411 :00 Adventures in Learnlnr lakl' 110lt of, 1 ~ llli'J<'Iy too till 1 and Orval Wiles, With t he chorus, ed Included are all local en rorce· following who got 8 job mowlng a lll 1 1 will 1100d tn · Q)l, You Beau\UJ11 ment agencit:s, the National Guard the clo&e of the me<! : ng by l\l1~~ 12.00 Noon News 11 ·ao Sitn On ufter startled youn.: huusew1r · Grace Horton, Mrs frank T!\:;:and volunteer ClvU Defense work· Orten two rors Juok ns 1r ran into a green snake--but hl: DoU" 12 15 Neighbors 1:00 Movks nnd ~1rs Earl Titus to the 20 12·30 Liber11ce Lhe!<' r e hooked or w.!ldt•d logct h 110011 quit on olher lawns-'\ • The dJnetn g chorus also d1d a ers Five area control centers were members present t•r sn clo•e are the;~ I raveling waa making , &ood living ju, precision qrill to "Stars and Stripes 1·00 The Femlnlne Touch 4·30 Popcit.-t Party to relay Information to ' scheduled The re<!lpe tor sslt•ty" O!W •·enhng out hlff snake to other Forever." 2:00 -Afternoon Film Festival . G:OO Bible Tlme car len•th The caal and the aponsonpg ben- the stale C1vil Defense control 3•30 Life With Ellzabetb .., between for ev e,.Y ' t'l' toilers with le vivid imagmatin mph you're truvt~lln~ If ~0 mph efit organbaUon the Jayce f•ltes , headquarters north of Columbus 4 00 Cartoon Club Two Gun Playhouse yuu st<ould ~ five car Je ngt ,1 - Herbie and Della Cbambers presentpd @:lft11 to Mr Hoeflich, the l)ll the number of ma<:k casualties, 5 00 Miekey Mouae ClUb behl r , rot Instance home from son Orville's in Ala- first by Mra Crow, and Mrs. Ted damage, and what 11teps were be· Lets Talk It Over 8·00 Five star Final k d R~d . Jr. for the Jaycee·eltea. lng taken 6 lS John Daly llnd the Ne"\fl For my11elf I qu1ckly get a 'bnma-gone seven wee a-- ar. Mrli. Olive Ingraham at the pl~ew1 an~ Spoftl Head~net The area posts are located at 6:30 Rin Tin Tin ca"c or the 'bli j1Uen If somr. "Pa" Cbllmben busy pollna: hL ano, Bill Clark on banjo, Ru• Jell Blue 1\~h, Fmdlay. McConnellsHostess gJ[U were presen!~d 'J:OO Jim Bo'Ji.e 8:30 Midwestern Hayride 1me Is practically silting on the Kentucky "Wonders which grew Roush on bass violin, and Kepny ville. Allianc~ an~ Chqrin Falls. to Miss Kathryn Mitch when t:w bumper IIPace In his absence-we see MeElhlnny on the trapa provided rear 7:30 Cloco !Cd 'Bomb' Sba Nrwrst !!logan to pas te 1lt 7:00 BIHy Grabo~m Can't be tlear me sayi ng, ".._;o Jake Turner gettin11 a whole l'l outat.andln& accompllnlmenl for all The make . beUeve bombs: Nifty Stitchers Cl ub met WeO· 8:00 1 seareb for Adventure your VolkAwagon world'~ bti[J(t' t ndday evening at her home, Rock tha, the acts 8:30 A nate With the An1el~ 1cheduled to fllll on Ohio cities 8:00 ,'be Lt wrence lJ't!ll.k Sb;w • seller In h t ny, CMH ' Bt•lp on you bill lunkhtud, ttnd wlw~, : of Kentucky wonder seedthe nrc?" would raiae enouah to do 11 dozc 1 Costume 811Sistanta were Joyce ranied m destructive power from Springs Road 9:00 The Big Beat Stamp Out Ca d ~ " fa111illes-- p\ant 'em lr. his corn Kennedy, Mar&retha Wolfe, Betty one to n. . e megatons A meiaton ·rhe traveling pr1zc donated ''Y 9:~ Hlgb Tension 9.1(0 The Country Musle Jubilee r Mrs Homer Walter was awarded lO:OO Newa of U~e Night LOOKING AROUND Seeing he say11-Mr. T has L1 farm way Reibel and f;lrther SylVester, with 18 equivalent to one mllllon tom I'm sure a villi' of \hanks In o ~th Century Theater tO:OO to Mrs Selim Blarew1cz John11on (Mrs Paul' oul beyond Chesterwe note Hgbttna: belna handled by Donley Lmda Hl'ln<·h 10.10 Tbeal<>r 13 oi1'NT. public way, l'"t'! to Johnny A salad course was served by 11:30 The Late New& unll illtlc duughtf'r Kimberle y- with pride Cltester't Road !il ~ 1 Reibel and Renry ReibeL 1( tbey w~rt: teal, the havoc 11.30 Late Newe Zerkle who rurnlshel Lran ~ port 1 JohrHJO" q "Original Mel&• County Court HoefUeh said bis npJt,pro4uctipn woil1d extcnet eight mllea tn eveTy the hastes~ to Mrs Carl Moore Sian on ------c~ -·~=--,-----:11:n 1.1on for ~ouh 110 much In O'' that's two Kimberley Mrs Jack Warner, Mre Herbert ·be at A .s'OPhqmore fro(ll Capac waa chotown. Last Satur~lay evening a )•I • around here, the other belllll Hou~e St111 Standlnc Here"- T' "! would be for tbe MeiJ! OburiJ.Y Fair direction from the burst. the Vulept\ne Horton marker as la August w)len the ca~ ~9uam Three of the five cities were to DiJCOn, Mrs WJiliam Bartelll, Mrs Zerkl& truek pulled In over 111 Mr<~ Hobar t c 11 mlllf'li (l..orr~l Lawrf'nt"e Smlln Rigg~J daught er Kimberley John· \OU enter upper Pomeroy from will be rearransed ).d tfonal reetlye two bombs eacb.-but none Walter, 'fr~ t he Library Scouts a11d t~l' ll' Mrs. M&x: Folmer, Mrs. C1nl ~on--"'Podle'' Johnson, the pap l Ch!o!Ster Roadone or the pret Oftjflnal numbers. aware of Its se l ~tlon as a wat equipment pllt>d out, happy ~n I Mitch, Mrs Hugh Bearhs and of ltrst Kimberley mentioned Uest .!llJhts Is the long, lo 'J until only minutes before targel browne d after a wet k at l.ake the "paper" ~omber~ urived daughter, Carol and Mrs Blue· now In U S. Army 1.1 Mlnou·· tine of young walnut trees rlnl'l. Hope, Zaleol<l wlcz will be home for Jood in AU.Uiit ina a whole farm just as you ent ~ · overhead. Of ~ourse, Scoutmaster J ·,h il wUI ·seem odd to pay 00 • SjtaC\llle-mult be 100 or th., I Milia wa• rla:ht there unloadh'l'l IContlnuod '""" r~ OMI -"Htre'a 11nolher tc•111 peg" t~C! phone b'lll~ so near home---.1 1 I and tb,ey look 10 thrifty- just n Hysell at a nearby nl"lil club •~·I stranaer still not to see B tlv wonderful idea, those trees-a he , or an ext ra j!lckct and wh:l~e who vamshcd before 1he could Michael al the old 11tand arler ail landmark near our house went frot it thls• be taken lull) secure custorl~', re· Jane Sc •It down Jut week-the awect a:u n Our fl'atorul thanks 18 a tq\\n the•e )'ear..--Mary t~ouned or her own volition toda~· to Bob, to the Ztrklf!8, ICOJit a!l• "Sonny" Wlse's tlancoe, a g\le t 'ree at the Jim Stevens pia ·' She appeatt!d befol'c Grindley, slstanlll Steve Coau t. nd C haflt'~ at our cbui'C!h- •uch I' aweet kld now occupied by the Ben BalleyJ, plead not a:uilt)', ~lid h~d be • Vroman to pa1·ents nnd all whr. and bells wUI r1ng fnr her roal and tbelr daughter and fam1l,o, trial aet down for Werlnesd&i Mr~. Leo Bryan entertained the ma)f.e tlti1 s~out Troop sue11 • <tOon nuw......-8tOpping at a ~,~.eu the Bob Lewlses-thHI tree, t.-.1 July 1'7. Windin11 Tran Garden Club on known dairy shop and 1eeing and slender had somE~ dec ,y line thtna: ln our midst. The sheriff llso said ,hat Th1.1rsday ~venlna at heT home, Charles and Lenore \1ul·ray at'"' n~ar the bottom and owners beAve. indulglna--tcn Kenneth u1 af' n l'an.e uneafly- 'twas more than John wut, D31 Pearl St' has beP I Butternut The meeting ln charge or Mn arr tJa tod b)' Constaille llemirlx employed at Kailler lhil summot 60 [t. tall and If blown dow. 011 a non•S\IPJ110rt eharge. and t~\a• John Terrell, pre&ldent, ol)tned --Charlie Bennett ast 1 us wlt t would cause a Jot of damaliiC Cllllrenee Rupe. 67, Middleport, is with the elub prayer in unison we're a:onna do with the fi , 1 but how we hattrl to see It aobe charaed wtlh driving wh.le During the buslnen seulon nlemto buekll we mlJ ht win at a to • I II succumbed quickly to the skill· lntoxlef.li!d Rupe wa!l arre.!ltecl by bera re1ponded to roll eall with ,.tore--we tell htm plan • ne in- fu! bandtf or Guy Swadley esl the St,.te Patrol Wednes4_..Y rii~~~ tMtr {avorltc flower for u•e ln a Atton McGhee. 52. VInton' RD. ehurch. A "thank you" eard was w.an,~d he.t:f on a warr,nt .iwo ., reeelved from Ml.&lll Nettle Koehler ' for flowers sen.t her while hos· out by Joe Boyd charainl at· pltallzed. A round robin 1et well ~n lempted theft, Wll •eturne~ to Wu .ent to her. D""""'"'D TQ INTliRliSTS OF MB 108-Mi\SON ARIA !del&> C•>untv W•dnesda~ ol~,.. card 'A repot't on the flower 11how T•:"•P•ICHAIDILQW!N-GINIIIALMANAGII lr<~m Gai!IP,<~lis where .'~• w" was tlven by Mrs. Terrell follow· '" 1 YNbLII . GIIIINI - IQITCII take~ Into c:ustody. , lDJ with a '(llscuulon. Mn. Ch;rles C•f!Mt'~Ton~ 11, lioN Wrl!!rr 141~l. ~. ~· William Reeves, Harrl,.p>Hie, LeWi8 mlJned •• aecretanr for NaUouJ 1a.:&w PI }!prnentaUve. ~UDell1-l[lm......,. - . was committed to the Athena the coming 711r and Mrs. enan •...rtoilAve., New oili: Cltf, 11. N.Y. olfl p State Hospital Tbursdlly ln the , , ICi>)Oijtd u - 4 clul ~IDI tll&ltllr at 1M poll co at <MI Coutt ol Com1110n Ple01 by Jud.,e wps el~M:ted. A r~por~ 01' the 'll'Ofnim planti'OJ' UhlO. John C. Baton. SubiiS'lpUon nte•: Det;.~e" W ean1.u wllen ~nllabh 30 ten~ per _ -:--.:::---c-:-: pin&. co.~mltte:e meet:ln,: bekl \'e_,. Olll! ..,... I• adYanoe at 'rile DoUy Sefttloel olltoe. $1UO· 011' ELMIRA, N. v. UP - 'rbe small een~~ ln WUkeavllle wa• Jlven bY llOlli!ti, rr.IIO; lbreo montho, $3.1111. By motor "''!'f'-Wbere a•:iilabt! oetailo~a\ alud~ ol Sam~tel Clem- Ktt. .Jt,obert Thompson Yrs. C t.. 1118 ~oollt .1. Br II& IIIDDIIII, - ; tltrH •'!"-'- ..,,... l><il•• p~..,.!d on tbe 'oam- HOA\0~ ll"' at14nd"!l the me~t!Qg ' Mrs-: TboJI'pson, Mrs. H¥ton. fl.lltlp,:'.:\T.J:'.d"~•l; oftorft~p e ... pt Swulll. br 'ftlo Oblo Valley 11<!.1! ~ut, of l!lmlta Collere It . It J~ Mtf. 'Bryan and M:ra. TefreU were 111to1. IDe.._~! l ·l t ~-Ill- p._.,, 11\11111. . tbe ~m, study that Mar< T,w.aln ..t~tGrlll imc, .... 307, wrott "The A~venture4 of To~ iOl&.:ted l9 tl~~ ~~ ..., .10>ou. BY BLANCHE M HASKINS 'T'h th l' cv~r muunttrl/! mflatt on J" lli eoun J y set•ms lo sctuatl; W(IHY VI'J y rew JW•Ip ll' espP, ' :~ ly thus~ Jn uppcl cchclun); of J .1' A ~1(',JdJ!c·J mou.n~'.fl1 CO>l of Ijvmg !01 . tht• r•on 0.,, ' 1 ."' " ~~ and four1N•n ou t uJ 1P\l f'fR'lli .. month~ hns seen mrla1ion slowl11 ,o;wt·l lln g: to ~r~~r.nt bolloon .!liZ!! , l , nu one ulomnerl? At $.'100000 <.u ~ $400 00 refrJgCI alUrs, 30 rr ,t '" s uml steak $1 09 pe1· lb 1 quo1e u recen t wr1lt•r '' '"•• "t II hiJ"~c movef I ou I or II\' C.11JI a ~~ sysWm CXtepl for ITlllTOI ity or l'lclf~m ployt•d lml 1 vt dualll. and have moved lnlo ,. foJ m or F'a~cmn (yell, fi'uci~m. he ~a}' ~) I n whJc h 1! ,. prlnc•pil l par1n•'Js arr these lhi{'I'- VOvc 11 nwnt, bi g buswc.ss 11nd hi' I• hnr unwnlsm 81g bu~lnu~ lah• over ('On lrnl of gMornm(< llt op f'ra II ons, wht•n govl'rnment of" <'Ia!~ and top mllitnry men IH.~('J.\ 11 r~·spile fr om Mel'vict• lhey a ·~ llbNorbed by b1g bu&!Jwss ami \ht• lop labor lenders h JVe clos•• rc lations with both group!~" And Joe Tro mbl t~ I~ caughl In amontcsl the ~et up 1 ft•t'l smullwrl'(l hy I he whu I' thmg when 1 a-ct ually think It ovf'r litchis Crossltred Females Mystery Farm Identified As That Of Tom Weber ltored then, the farmer with laod ,uitable ror lrria:atlon may be able to produce a tumper crop. This year farmers bad •uffieient rainfall l<l the aeeda germinated without irrtJation Some yeara irriration 11 neceYary to get the seeda to a:row, 'ben the problem becomes one of getma: enouJh moil· ture to germmate seed.a and not too mueh to caue decay Before lrr1gatlng the big problem lz to get the priveleg<: ol usmg water Some farvers have unhmtted free water w~ •• le otheTs pay a moderate price and atill others a high price for thle water us1ng prtvJiege. RestriCtion• on amount of water as well as cost are based on old laws and old privJieges which may be(ome vet)' comphcated. Farm News " I ' " "Fou·rth Fro'}.,...U' •. \. TELEVISION . GUID£ ... -1 1 WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 '\ M • Teacher ~~.,.~-~~.,~~';.'~·~~~~;r.:-::~~=5~::=---~~~~t,;""i;"hejdiihu';:;, • UN ICO .,, Cht~t FREEZER . ", '33C) ' •. r. ,,,, .. • 10 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER. -~~··········· . ... . ' ... . ..' . 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FR.I!EZER 18 CU. FT_. UPRIGHT FREEZER , .• , , .. ... , ... $3$9 U CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER .... , , , - .. , . . . $419 UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE . , . , Only f299 .. .. 30 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . . . . ' . . . . $499 18 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER .. . . . . - ......... $299 REFRJGERATORS - Deluxe Models as low as U99 UNICO IMPERIAL FREEZER REFRIGERATOR Cdmblnatlon - .. Oltly ,429 UN ICO MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC UNIOO ELECTRIC and GAS WATER HEATERS $118.95 4 I'T. CATrLE BARB WIRE $7.38 Per RoU - DRYER $209 .. �.. ... ..... ' .. 4-J)ally SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 1957 ~IRICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis U Wichita 9, 10 in;1 Loulsville 5 Omaha 4 IndJanapolis 19 St. Paul 8 Dt>nver 11 Charlt'.s ton 2 1st 7 Chlirle ston 7 Denvt'r U. 2nd I The Dail11 Sentinel l fl :1 ,l. SPORTS DESK I Wayne Knnpp of the Syracuse Lillie Leaguers is the bot· test guy with a bat in the county now, excepting posslbly Tom White of the Red legs . Percentages show Knapp is about 100 · Mickey Winehi'Pnner leads t'l ~ Cash Hahr, Owner rPgul !irs with a ~lkk 15 !Ht~ Midd leport N. 2nd Ave . , ;n :i4 trip~ for .441. Crnie Sisson ::::;;;:;::::;;::;:======;:;:::;;;=::::::::;:====::;=: i.~ closp behind with 10 i~ 23 :or .43-1. ::; The cmnplct" h•a1n averagPs l')(teptHl/.l thr1•e .luhlli; Y Lisle, H i-loo(i :llld 1\1. \/~11 .\1.ctt-r who ha\·en't h1t· AB Hit• Pte f::trY Jt·r.Kir. ~ ::1 5 . 2~8 l•:rnil' Sisson 2:1 10 434 4 dr. Hardtop - Beauliful blal·k finish with whi l.e trim. New IJ;n(• B;~kt•r 2\.i 3 .115 ~ar appeara nce. V-8 motor with powerpak , puwl·r steenng:, Powl·r Wayr1e J-lut,h:ml 7 1 . 14 2 brakeB. Al.lto. trans. WSW tires !11 fact this OlH~ h:1s ull th<' ae· H.J ck Crow 14 5 .:{57 eessories. M WinPhrf'nm•r 3-4 15 .44: J irn Louks :.!4 5 .2ua Gl•O. Cundiff :.!9 4 .I ;1 Fritz S1sson : 4 3 .21 4 Belvedere 2 dr. Hardtop Sport Co 1.1pe. Light top with light gn'l'll Don llarlit· n 13 3 .2:iO body . R&H, Defl·o!!lcr. overdriVt', WSW LiN.'S show Vl•ry lillie 12 4. .:JJ3 Jackie Willi<~m :-> wear. Very clean inside ami uut. .llm OilN !3 3 . ~:n We Are Interes ted In Buying Good Ucan Curs Wm . Knupp 7 5 .714 BOWLES, HINDY TRY OliT ,ljm Bowles a nd 'iJave Hlndy. lhe Champions hip Y(•llow Jac -;.f'1 baltcr·y of last sprin , are goin~ to see what the ht·~, the otlwr Where You Can Buy Wilh Confidence guys have that they ltaven't got . 250 W. Main St. Phone 62-X Pomeroy, Ohio The Small lot of Big Values 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air · · · · · · .. · · $2395 1954 PLYMOUTH · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· · $1095 TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Atross From The Former Leglon Auto Sales 1957 FORD y ,s Convertible , ..... Save $700 . ~2995 $1195 Pickup $1595 Radio and Heater. PRESTON MOTORS Mlddlq}IJrl 1953 Ford Bel Ah· 2 Dr. Sedan Vict<>ria Hardtop, Radio , Heater, Fordoma· ~'lni s h Customllne 2 Dr. Sedan 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio , Heater and Defroster, Automatic Transmission . 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio , Heater 4 Dr. Sedan Radio, Heater and Defrosler Southeaste·rn Ohio's Boating Center Seott·Atwatet- Outboard Motors "A. Boat For Et•eru Budget,. 1953 Mercury 1955 Plymouth fo ur Syracuse runs iu tb.e fir · four more in the second, and fivt- morp in the third whe 1 Terry Ohlinger came on t() reHe~·e E<h!ie with one OU \. T~c final score, 13-3. li(~, Ivory over Coral Finish. 1954 Ford Maroon Finish )11~-- - -----,.-::--'::c--:---- St. Louu at Nell' York Chicago at Ne-w York )1ilwaukee at Pit1sbur1h AMERICAN LEAGUE G1 W l Pet. New Yurk 52 2fl .667 2 Ch1eago 49 30 .620 2 8o!!to 11 43 37 .~38 3'1 Baltimorf' 39 39 .500 4. Clt-ve tand S9 1ol1 .494 10 Detroit 39 40 .494 17 Kansas City 29 .f:8 .3'7'7 17\-Y Wa:-thington .. 26 56 .317 Thursclay't Resulh IY UNITED PRill NATIONAL LIAOUE ... W L Pet. St. Louis 46 32 .590 PhHadelphia 44 34 .664 Milwaukee 45 35 .!lo63 Cincinnati 44 37 .543 Brooklyn 4.2 90 .a38 New York 37 43 .W Pittsbureh .. ao ~ .3'15 Chicago ,26 47 .3MI Tl-.vrtcleY!s llHul« . . ·'( I St. Loui!; 0 1!' \phla 1 Chicago 0. 1s' l'hilll s Chieaao I , 2nd, nil:ht Milwauil.t-e 7 Pitts burgh 2 Brooklyn 5 Cincinoali 4 x~ Twi-light, 11 innlng11 Sat~o~rct.y's GarMS Cincinnati at Brooklyn 1 Baltimore ~ Cleve. 4., 2nd night New Yorlr. s Kan . City 2:. ll in>t Waah ingtoo 6 Chka&o 5 ' Twdight, II innlng•g I 3"': 10 13 · 13 ~ 13: ~ 22~ Washington at Cbtl'ago Nl'w York at K1MU C1IY Boe~ton at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE and Powcrglid@ Transmission. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Shell-Lake Ravenscraft Chetek Yellow Jacket Freeland Shoup Pacemaker & Hilltop Trailers Accenoriea Metropolitan Marine SALES and SERVICE YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER Middleport 284 W. Mala St. Phone 88·M Pomeroy, 0. eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSILVER • Havu1 a 4 Mlama S Buffalo 10 Toronto 3 Montreal 6 Rochester 0 . R.lcbmonrl 3 Columbus 0 28 1 Let Your _____, Be Your CoL LI ll. Is WASHINGTON t' • j I I Legal Notice GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. UP - Big Bob Woodall of Boston joined Floyd Pa:ti.erson'i training camp Thur.o;day and worked one fast round with th e heovyweight cham· pion, who is preparing for a title defense against Tommy Hurricane Jackson in New York , July 29. Woodall is the- ninth sparmate to : For eotnfort'a aalte-oul\\ on Voroadol OnlyVornado JiVet JOU IUCh high ex, hauat fan , performance at ouch a low price I ' 20" bladet are contoured for maximum •lr movement capacity - with a mini. mum of air lo1a and noise. Easily mounted. .Moves larre volumes of air throurh every room of 5 SAT., JULY 13, 8:00P.M. (EST) Time Trl•la- 7:30 p.m. Guaranteed Purse $600 against 50% - . .. . . - '""'l - ":' ' "" . "' -· ..~, . - .·- .. . . OHIO VAIJ"EY STOCK CAR OTHER FANS ......... " .. $26.95 up WERNER RADIO AIR CONDITIONERS Where Radio and TV Is A Business 4 Not A Sideline" 1 and ~llddlepon us • • not co!'lvinr.,J them it t1 more humane thaa older methods · In molt U S puls:ini plant• to day , cattle ar~ alunned with · hammer blow and the-n '' blt>d out. " Ho&s ue shackled. hoisted and "stuck" to allow their blood to now out. 1 2' TON PAIIOIO PAITIIT :··r.:;v In I REIIIS, -UP~~-· lla08ol P>"ll• II Artemloa clockeO the futest time in Thur• d&7'1 trtal1 for lhll week el)d's Relml speed race. hn1io w... timed at an uera1e apeed oP 128.30 m. p. h. in his MuenU, breakinJ h:S , own 1856 record at• famUy of New Stralt.w ille vili h.-d in Cindnna :i her arandpan!ntl, :Ur. and ){n. ourt · Harlt-y JobnJK>n onr the holida ' All d Jl Jott'ph Hatfielt and famil .,.. · 1 ~ nOs ..no tamily f .15 d d Y1 1h Raddilf vl•lled bu Jllter, G\atl ·l 1 emp o)'e an tt-mporart y 1 • 1Tuekerma n lut k ·n l !of d' W v 18 · d Wtt' ' ~ n_ · JJ 1.s~n . · a ., ~~~ \ Mr. and Mrt. l.to Davld.Jon and ~f!l ~ ~ ~ va~;at'~n ~~ l',Lme on I.1C ' dauehters and Mr. and Mr•. Piu/ 127 .09 m. p. h. ~Ili On~ ~ 8to~d . _, I YcEiroy and sons attended -J Ch'IJ : alh ~ : d n:n Ator ~amtly reunion at tbe Ernest M•1 I Jco e VIJIJU> le>r broth r Jor hom~. Wllbsvilk Sunday Styers Fami') y Receive Honors TUPPERS PLAI... 1., From CommunJ"ty 0 n Departure 8y E_.•lyn Bri4:ld.. Mr _ and Mrs. Eve1·ett Wat~Kn mo~·ed from the Green prope r!) to the Olen \'o1.1ng place. Mr. an d Mrs. Marv:n Hand anJ f am1·1Y. Mrs. Raymor.d Frelk ·• · 11pent the weekend iu Cleveland with the latter's daughter, Mr ancl Mra. Arthur Boyle. MrR. Georlile Vir age (Emma :\1 · Gill) it .spending a few week , here with her parent s. Mr. ani\ Mn. Leonard Ml'Gill before going overseas to join her husband. TREATS TO I YOUR TASnl The Rev. and Mn. Robe-rt F. 1 Presbyterian Cburth. The Rl' ·. St)·ers and scm, Carl. are lenin:! D. Borden, Mt . Moriah Ba ... >t 1ddl ~"P 0 rt t h.1111 Wt"eken d l 1 t lilt Church , waa the only mrn 1• W ellt L.il • ,Iayette a f ter he has ser ·· ber una ble to be prestont. d e at pastor of the Ch urch or ''1• POSTS 1~ 41.1 lAC I Nazare ne for the pas~ fwe yeJ. .. Doring his pastorate a t.e••t STOCKHOLM, Sweden UPrhurch hall been planoed and th • Oiymplr IJOO.-mete-r champion To 1 : first unitJI completed, the church Courtney of Uvins:ston, N. J .. membenhip has grown, he 'l · : posted a 1:48.1 eloeklnJ in win -lbL>en active in Count y and loc.o~J ine- hls lpet'ialty Wednl!sday dur· Mlni&krial Association activitiet . ing an International track and has 11erve(' on dvie commit!..'e&. Mrs. Lena Ketler whO ba'l been asl!OCiated with the Rawli,, .., field meet at the Old Olympit spent the past two weeks at ttu· Coa ts Funeral Hom e a!ld a:~ Stadium. Sh: o! ~he eittht otht>r eventa were won by Americanshome or EWe Walson returnct! l>een 1·mployed by the village. Rink Babka, Cbarlie Jenkin!! to ht'r home in Maridta. Mr. and Mrs. Dana· McCai n ol Carl . whu was thrc<• In }far.:-· Leamon XiDJ, WiUie Stevens and All our food is top qualily Frank Herrmu. Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Floy~ Ri rl·· was born durirog the1: s~ay he . . . . expertly prepared to nour of Chester wet~ calling 0.1 Mrs. Styers, who has asststed her a gourmet's taste. Try us Mrs. Ora Caldwell and daughter, husband in e\•cry phase of hi~ CONNOIS TO FIOHT Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pt~rrin 0•1 . · c hu rch work, has ·tlso wor~N! soon. the weekend . with the County A11sodation o' BOSTON UP - Jimmy Connon Servin As You Like II! Church Women and in civic wor·:. of New Bedf«d, Maa., will meet Mr. and Mn. Da~~ HoHma n Last SynQay was th<.> la•t tim ~ Chico Orlil oC Puerto Rico ln a cohave moved Into. theU' new hom,• tha t Mrs. Styera and Carl wer · featured eight-round bout at Methey recenlly b1.111t. lo be present at tht- local :->":· chanita Bulhllnc on July 18 as Mr. and Mr.s. Gordf)n Chevalier vices and Mr. ar.d Mn Styers an..: part, of ibt "talent chow." Bob anU ~ o~ s were week~nd auests ol SOJl wt•re each presented Samso !- Berdahl of Bo.Roa meeu Otto N. !tid Avo. Middleport ll,('r mother, Mrs. Nol"ma Dean of ite luggage. Mr. Styers recei.v I Smith of Newark, N. J., in tbe Mlddlopot1 Chester. a Com panion pieee from the otber eight-round boul Mr and M Will' Ch Young People's e1ass whkh u·:,. 18 m~n ·! ent Th r!. d ~h aT'-j ltar!1es with Raymond Lee W't\mothe/ M u~l ay r. j~ 11 he .. burn making tbe pl'eH:ntation N rk rs.. a . a we at Lester Taylor, superintendent cr ewa · the Bible :ichool, presenterl Mro~. Mr. and Mrs. Jlar'lld Gardn,~" Styers and Carl with Travel -Joy ;mll l'hildren and Miss Sonj 1 matching cases. Lemley of Col.umbus 11 pent tht> I Th ey were guests Thursdli Y weekend with their parents, M ·. nig hI at a hamburger barbe, a' and Mrs. Carl Lemle~·. The ci 1J . at Forked Run Lake pLanned b)' dren rernaint>d for a l ong~er Mr. Styers' Bible School clan. visit. Thursday noon the Middleport ,\Jlnisteriat Association planned , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin an! luncheon at the Martin Restaur· children of Dayton ~ pent a fflw ant in honor of Mr. Styers, who applfan~es days here with her pitrents, Mr. is a past president and has be('n and Mrs. Clarence Nickles. secretary this year. STOP AT Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg had The following miniskrs w .,..! as guests over t'he weekend Mr. guests, of the management of th , . and 1\.lrs. Clyde Adams, VIr. aJtl restaurant at luncheon· !dr StyMrs. Hobert Whiteside of Par'"- ers, Church of the ·N~z~ren .. ersburg, Mrs. Frankie Pil'kens and Fred [. Gardner, Church of ChriJt daughters of Reedsville . C. R. Kon kriht Heath Method ir,t Pomtl'tl)' 221 E. Main St. Chu rch; C. E. 'Hoyt, First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barthelemy Church; Howard Ruppe-lt. Fir 1 and children or Dayton spent the -- - - -- -- - - - - - - · weekend with her mother, Mr~ Elfie Watson. The children r<'malnl'd for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrcnc<" and son of Columb us spent t!w weekend with her mother, Mr;; . Myrtle Fro st. IN. Only The Best Is Good Enough For Our Guests I 1 I I or 6 room hou.e. ' ~ "No congrenman can atrord to be against humant! slaughter in Sealed bids will be rect.>lved at 1public. It 's Uke being agalnat the oWe~ of the Mergs county h_ome and mr>ther," one official Com nusslOne•s, Court House. Pom- said. / "Where Your Contidenre eroy, ohio. l!ntrl Julv 22 1957 at B1lls gi\'lng the Fede1'al Trade ls Justified" 12:00 o'cluck Noon fOr the follow · Commission control over many E . Main St. PomerOJ ing: business practiees of meat pack·' ~::::;;::::;;~::::;;;:;:;:;:::;;:::;=::::;;iii~i~o~in~t~h;e~c~a~m~p;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;, The following de~:t'!ot.a real ing companic-. are pendine befilre - -- - · - - · · - - -~----- - - estate situalcd in the Village of t he House and Senate judieiat"y Pomeroy, Salisbury Township, committees. The Agriculture De· Meigs Couu ly and Stnte of Ohio partment , whieh now has responand described as follows : Begin- sibililY for regulating the meat nin ~ at the north east corner of industry under the 35-year-old Union Terra.:e Alley; thence 11 outh packers an.d stockyards al't, op· one degree west 762.3 feel; thence poses the b11l~. · Smaller, :ndependent western , north 88 de,gTees 35 minutes east 161.5 fee t; thence aortb 14 de- packers, fearing an in,.sion of grees 25 minutes east 78'7.5 · Iheir te rritory by the m"hjor midth~nce west ~52.1 feet to the plac~ western and eastern meat firms, of beginning, containing 4.6 acres support the change to FTC conand being a part of the Ch ildren's Lrol. The _American Meat Institute Home property, which is no longer 1 representing the " majon" as welf needed for p11bllc use. as hundred~ (1{. smaller packing The Meigs County Commission-) plants, is fighting the proposal. ers reser~e the right to reject any Pro~pech Cor early congressionand all btd S'. I aJ act10n on the FTC control bill Meigs Cuunty Commissioners w~r~ clouded rece-ntly when Rep. BY: Dean Barnitz. Clerk Wllllam S. li1I\ (_R.Col.o.J intro(6) 213 (7) 5, 12, 19, 4tc duced an admlntstratton·bac\c.ed counter measure.. GRIDDER CRACKS LEO The House AgrJculture Commlt· CLEMSON, S. c. UP _ Emil Ice ha_s sehecluled hearings on the Zager, promi~ mg Clcm!!'o n football Hlil b1ll July 9 and 10. The mea~tplayer, ha ~ notified the yniversily 1 ure would lc~\'e the Agriculture he broke h1s leg in a baseball game ~epartment m C·Imtrol of both at his holl'!e town of McKeesport, hvestock p~rchasing m~thods and 1 P~ .. but Sllld he is hopeful the leg trade ~rachces of al~ ftrms which · will be men\led by Sept. 21, when ~re mamly engaged m meat packClemson ~pen~ its schedule against mg. The FTC wo~ld be given _conNO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FINANCING trol ?f whole.~ahng a~d retatling Presbyterran. practices of !1rms which own all or part of a pc~.cklng plant but are Before you take a lone trip ~ol mJinly engaged in meat pack· mg. OPEN EVENINGS TILL .M. · to have FUNAnimal prfJ tectlon and h1.1mane groups, led by the Humane So'south · clety of · the United States, contend that animal slaughteri ng .. I methods usl!d in moat U. S. packThose visiting Mr. and MI'S. I ing plant.s :::re needlessly cruel Roland Torrence over the we ..•if.. and wasteful. Industry ~pokesmen contend end were Mr. <tnd Mrs. \Valt t>r there is no real evidence that cur- Torrence of E11.st Liverpool, Mrs. rent slaughter methods, when Lena Smith of Roseville. M 1 properly used , are not humane. Harry Allison , Racine , Paul A,"L Agriculture Department officials son, Zane.•ville, Mr. and Mrs ..\1· said their experiments with one bert Cox and granddaughter of "improved" process - a cal'bon Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Ward 1·'1 dioxide ~;:as stunning treatment Ours, Bashan and Robm Ours u • used by a major packer - have Portland . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and LEGAL NOTICE daughter of Chester spent Su n I NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT day with his sister, Mr11. Ethel Estate of William F. O'N•il Stout. O.c••tM Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Sadie Grindley, Miss Sylvia Erma O'Neil whose Post Office Roush and Eber Roush received address is R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio word or the death of their 11l11ter has been duly appointed Admlnia- Mn. Lillian Durst in Charleston. rated for blood r. high durin1 tratrill: of the Estate of William F. Funeral rervicea were held from summer month!. Four times a inute, there'• a call on the ,Red O'~eil, late of R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio the Ewing Chapel in Pomeroy, Crou 10 &upply !hit precious life Mc1gs County, Ohio, deceased. with burial ln the Beech Grove fluid. i.rad only 711" can •uppl,. it. 1 Dated this 25th day of June Cemetery, Pomeroy, on Monday, Remember, science hu found 11.0 . July a. Mn. Durst was a former substilutc for blood in u\'illl lina. ~ 1957. John C. Bacon resident of Syracuse. Help now-he!P your family - help J udge of the Probate Court Mr. and Mrs. Walter Capehart H.Y4: 1 liCe! Call your Red Crou ~· for an appolnlmcnt-bt'/ore fOil co .'Meigs County, Ohio ... of St. Joseph, Missouri, visited Mr. Oft vauuont t (6) 28. (7) 5. \2, 3tc and Mrs . Luther Friend and Mrs. Alice Capehart. " I Torch Speedway . .. . ,.(~"'A" . ~ ~- -"•"'. .... ... , --~ , . ,!-· , JOINS FLOYD Guide- JEWELRY STORE Exclu~v~ly deslrned CHAMPIONSHIP. 8 thrill-packed events. Jack Bowsher, Chet Moody, Bill Dana, Robby Robinson, Blll Sinnett, Cbuck Norris, etc. to run. 50·lap modified lea· ture. 30-lap strictly stock. 2 tro· phies. Open competition. FREE parking. Adults, SU50. 6 tu 12 50c. Under 6, FREE. In eveni o~ incl ement weather, purse wlil be 100% net gate. Rainchecks & pit passes honored last . (l'ontinuod f<Dm rage Foun : ab lt· consistency_ 1 One ran sai ,~ abOU1 llindv · "Put .him in th,·re a_g.ain ;f lousy pllChJng and he tears th ·' ;.ir to pieces. Throw a ,. 000 01-1. l' cher o.~t him and Hmdys- w1·11 hit ltim to death." Sports Desk doesn 't quite un fler stand how this cou ld be so. but if it i!l:. brolhcr. PlratP.'l, ~et out your pen, ink and dotl m.. tine! Br.~t. of !uek. ('~·Jackets. I For With Pride FRI., JULY 12, 9:00 P.M. (IDT) TRIALS - 1:30 p.m. 8 thrill-packed events. Jack Bowsher, Wayne McGuire, Chet Moody, CHfford Monk. Bill Haddox, etc. to run. Covered grand· atands. FREE parking, picnic tables, playgrounds. Adults, $1.25. Under 12, FREE. ModUleds 50 miles or more out, whlch run, guaranteed $2 5 ; Strlct.lles, $12.50. Competition open. ~. ly EDWARD BIINNII UP _ The na ·1 •. 10n • rna or meat p&('AtrJI 11re 1fiwhtin~ a two-front capitol hill battle "lilalnst control by the Fed· eral Trade Commluion and I compulsory humane alaugher Ilaw . , Lobbying haa been lntenae on PO"V LEAGU• STAND INGS I both ,, ••, o! both '""·· · The w packing lndu&try is apllt on the Ti ger:.; qut>stlon of FTC control. (nduslr)' 8· Indians I fat"tiOns and humane groups have Syracuse tl 6 accused each other and the ad6 6 Racine ministration ol trickery, bad faith 4 8 and pressure tacticJ'. R•sulh Latt Night · The resultt to date: T1gers 3, Syr.:ocuse 13 A human, tlaughter bill, oIndian s 9, Racine 1 r GAMES TONIGHT posed by the admi nistntion and t he meat indu!lry, hal been ap-Rcdlegs afO:~c~JeLutue proved by the House Agrlcu1ture Syracuse at Yankees Committee ar.d Is awaiting House Dodge!'.; at Pirate!~ action. Administration leaders: At Mlddl•port eoneede priv;,.tely that they have Senators at Yankees little hope Of defeating the meailIndians .nt Hed Sox 1.1re once it reaches the floor, •1· though thl"y may be able to get it amended. . Sports Desk 1 You Give _......,. . --· - --.... . The lith annual Bend Softb and Point Pleasant Retailers 9 1ournam ent at Hach t(! F1eld got Ky ger ('reek Coal Yard a un t.J erw <.~y last night with one or thl' best f'rowds on hand in hh. Games tonia:ht are Lak in R 1 I tory of the event Ralph Soyr[' bmls \' s GSI, Gallipolis 7 p ·n I ' sporn 1'\o ~- vs. "ason •t S · · manager "aid today u nbca r ; 1~ Winne~s - last nigh.t wer" H·,l·- 1 . son Rf'dbirds 3 Harlford 2·- Spo . I ~ ~ p. Ill . and Aunt Hall II"~. Mld ' No. l, 1, Ep!i,ngs. , Gallipo'us, 0 j eport vs OVl':C, Kn:er Cr • .: --· ___9 P m. I The G1ft ~- ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 19S7~ Hn. Carl Zerkle, llarlford, W. Va., !lPl'Rt the week with Mr. and Mn. William Zerkle. Nationally Adverlloed lol\ .. . .. M p Good Crowd Attends First Tourney. Games . eat ackers ~ighting 2-Front 1w, .~?..L~ !~~.by ~·~t.4:~· Sh::.. .~: Batt).. Against Controls' ~~~edtbereflativeh• ;:::::::=:::.=== ·--=--I ?; Boaton Detroit 7, 10 inn.4. 1st x Balthuore 5 Cleveland Jewel er Thercafler SyrarWJe wa1 sh~t out on two hil s but the Tiger~ cu u!d get back onl)' une r11n .n Weli ~ the third when HOWbrd triplet! aud Ohlini.~r JOL him home on a sa{'rifiee fly ; and tw 1 in the fourth on an l!rror, Ga. ' MC>ores' siu.~:!e and Wells' &ocom! tdpte. Sy r<Je usc first- fou!" runs on a wa lk. two stulen bases, and ~h­ gle<>, by Butc-h Arms , Roger St~­ wart am! Howard Parker a H! \Vinl'lll"l'ntlt'r\ sacrifice fly . S1'rond - fuur r uns on wo wa lk s, u sucrifice, an error, a .~ tokn baS(', two run s ingles b:• Stn•:art and Winebrenner. Thi rd-Stewart's two run ~Jir• glt! wilh anulhE-r hit, to walk :;:. , hit ln1tll 1· and an error net~ ~ \ five runs Hurfington walked 3 hit one illl tl f ~11ned nont· . Ohlinger w1lk· 1·d ont', hit 011c. am: Winebre nner ta rllu·rJ two und walked none. TlJ!,ers 001 200 3 5 1 Synn·11 ~c 445 OOx 13 8 1 -Hurrutgln n, Oh!mger (31, and a11 ' Ebersl>;u·h; Winebrenner BROOKLYN l !P - Toni~ht' · WCI'C ejected from the gante, Nen l slugged Hoak with 11 rl ·~ ll St ewal'l . game br~ween the Cinci nn ·: INDIANS WIN RedlPgs :wd the Hrooklyn Dod· lo the jaw durine the battle. Honk sa id he wa.\l comin g O\'· · Tht· Indians pulled into a H" gers sha pes up to be <1 rcu\ batt~ • with more u1 stake than w!w from third ba!e to break up tJ1' !i1· in the standings w!th Syra rth" fig ht when Neal "sw 11n g ut ,t~ b.~· winll iug easily ovN R<l c·nc• !'Omt'.l! Ollt llht'B(J. !lUliEl the clear sky .'" hl'rr !).} un Tern-' Knight's t w·.lThe Dodger's app:1rently must Neal gnvc anotht> r vt•"$inn hit1Pr uphold th r--ir honor liS rnatut ~ ball players and N~ tion;~ l Leag 1e the story. The lnd ians jumped into a fil·.~~ rharnpions ofter <1 hla st from Hl•tl "I s:~w him coming in1o l' ·e innir1~ ]earl of 4-0 when Ri'l le g man<~J!t?r Birdie T.-.bbf'IH pile," Neal sairl, "and 1 did11 • Wilson w~ 8 hit. T~rry Kn ig ht waJ Tebbcts l :~h<' h· rl lh r Uodgl•rs ~~~ w;1nt hi m to hit anyl·ody. Th t ~:1rr on J 1 rrror anrl J im Qua\h "crv hahies" in lht• wa ke of th!' was !.he only reason for .he doublt.•cl l 'li lson ant1 Knig ht ho,·ll! . ma;s player h1·awl d uri n ~ Thul'~· whole thi ng." Smi th was safe on an erro r , w!1;1 day night 's g:u nw. llullk didn't take it so li,!!:htly. Qu:ll ls !wor ing and Smith alsa th~ However , Brookl yn wnn "He'.~ go lllg to run into some· c;unc home when the ball w ts li ght and the ball game . 54 wh • 1 thin;.: brtwf'l'n now an rl Sill~1r thrown away in tiH· infield. !luke Snider homererl with om· "" dn ,\ '.'' sa1d ll oak. stil l ·~ moulder · Other In(llan h1ttCr~ wcr<' in the seventh inning. ing rdt'rrin(: lo 1he Hff withNt<o~l \\nig ht., Smith and l \yscll \\'1\h The loss put Cincinnllti th . .-.~ 'Tll got him 1n th1· h;JII p~ rk nr :; ing!es. !.>l'Or!,!C Blnekw(•l\ had a lind a JJalf grimes behind leag tle homPr in lht• hottum uf lhr fifl;, 0\ll~id.·.'' 1uatJ lng St. Ldl.ris and tr half il Johnny Klippstein will tr)• •u with Smith tlll a.~au·st pit che~ gamt• ahead or fifth pl:H·e BrOOti · improve hi.s pile hir.g recw· 1 Wo l le'. lyn . ag:lin lhP lJorlgers lrlnight . 1" · The ba ttl f' bt•lwecn lhe l'.vo Redlf'g pitcher ha~ lost t-i;: ·I Rncillt' got one 1 IIJe .,.,h to team -, develo ped with IW1l r1ul !:J while winn in~ nn!y 1hn•e so f~r avuid a ~hut out wh ' It John Ck· the sevt•n1h inni n~ wlwu Hetl!L·~ lan1l was ,a re on an error a1Hl rl'lit'VI'r Raul Sanchez s<•nl .Ju•,. this Se:JS Oil. nu ane Wolfe walked . Jim W1ek· ORIOLES FLYING ior Gilliam sprawlmg in thl' b ·t· That 's J'ea lly the Billt imnre line .. ingiPd Cle land home . IN's box with an i u ~idc pit"'l . Wo lft· struck out fo11r nd Oriolr.~ ri!':ht up theJ·e in l'1 · (; illinm trif'd to bunt un I he n • .'. first dlvi.sion t o clt~y , 11nd it's th · wallu•d flutr . {;raham filnned 1'1 · pitth and a!thnugh t he hall Ia t l. firs! ti me they have ever he:1t and w:~lked onp_ Krdg hl fan n •l f'rl fou l he bega n r.1ei11 )l' tJo · 1 that high this late in t he seasrtn six and walkt•d sevPn. Wolte 11d thr line. Knight l'<ICh hit onc. ~: in ce tht•y ('ntcred the Amenc .n Sunchcz came orr the mo1md to 00() 010 1 2 5 Rart ne LP<Jgue. fidrl lhe ball and the two pb ·)430 [}2" 9 5 1 1ndii1llS The nm:uin~ Orioles reach ! er.~ coll ided, swappit~~ punch·~ Ra eint'. W i l ~on Wolfe, Graha · , 1he lofty reginn of fl)urth plrln• <•s soon as lh ey fell to the ground Thu nday ni gh t by sWC(~p in g a (5), and Jim Wltkllne . Indi a 1 ', This brought bolh tcrllllS. from lwi ·ni ght c\ouble·headcr from tl ~ · Tl'l'ry Knight :JO (! JuJo Sm ith thE> sidellncs. l'ading Indlan11 bY the scores of After the du st hall clearc. r. I f';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;_;;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;...1 5·4 and !\-4. Sanchez and Don Jlo11k of tlH~ 'l'hey nre now a hall game I! 1 lled tegs along wilh GllliaiJl 01 Charley Neal of th e l)odgc •.· ahPad of both Clevela nd and D '· troit. and only three gamt>s " td nd t he thlrd·plaC'e Red S'"who ddeated the Tigers Thursd u ~· 9·7. The Yankees padded the r lea.e:ue lead to 3~ games wh ·r. Mickey Mantle's 23rd home rr p1 in the li th inning prod11cectf 1 a 3-2 triumph over Kansas City SUN ., JULY 14,2:00 P.M. (EDTI and Washington rallied for t w1 TRIALS - 1:30 p.m. runs ln the ninth to beat the llt'l'8 thrlll-packed e vents. Jack und ·place White Sox, 6·5. Bowsher, Wayne McGuire, Chet The PhUlies took ovor Hcnr r Moody, Clifford Monk, Blll Hadplace In the National Leacue by dox, ete. to run. Covered 1rand· atpnds. FREE parkin&, picnic capturing a twi·nleht twin bl'l tlblea, playgrounds. Adults, from the Cubs, wlnnln; the 11 lri· St.25. Under 12, FREE. Condining opener, 1-o and the fln n1s, tioned guarantee : Modlfieds 50 :l-L The Gian1s deferatfd l~e mllcs or more out, which run, Cardinals 1-0; and .Milwaukee $2D; Strictlies, $12.&0. Competibent Pillsburah 7·2. tion open. 1955 Chevrolet Beautiful Two Tone n? , ~3=''':i~n-::;o~u~t·~·~;:::;;;;:~~~~::~~~~o:;.Secon:;;:d::;A~v:e:.:::;:::::;~~::::;;;::;~ Power Steering, Radio and Heater. \Vhilc wall ti res, windshield washer, back-up lights, less than 7000 miiC' s U1ed Car Lot (C«)r. Sycamore & Lu<·ust) They may be surprisrd and learn 1t i~tn"t muc-h. Pitcher-Fint Baseman Bowles and piteher·C.IItcher-inl1ei<\er Hiu dy will liiO to SL Marys, W. V<1., Jul y 15 and 16 to trY out W 1t)J lhe Pittsburgh Piratt-s organi.t:.tion. On a date yet to be sel TlJer Scou t John Panons hopes to takt' the p11ir to Charleston wl\e!'f:' Tiger bra.'Cl can look upon lh~ Jacket players. BowleR ended his il igh school co reer as the leading .i!IU~I!'Cr on a good hitting Jacket club with ~ won·lost re.:'Ord liS n pitcher of 9·0 and <tn ERA of 1.23. In OVA play he has hit well ~nd stands a1 2·0 a• a pitt'her . 1-liudy, who was r. n easy l ·1 on the Jacket haltin~ order, h:•s been giv:ng the best throwers i:the OVA sneaming nightmrue !i. Hiltin g at a AOO clip as a thir l haR eman on the Middleport entry, he ha.<: been getting sing lr' through the holes A'ith remark· (('ont1nuecl on Pa:le Five) BASEBALL RESULTS In This Cohna, Mr. Hoak! In This Cohna, Mr. Charley Neal! WEEK-END 1955 FORD FAIRLANE ( ·o ntr ol by your pltchel' I•· probilb ly hts ~reatesl •r.set, a b. •. that J.itllf' al'lrl - Pony l..eaij.\1 manag~:rs realize more vivtdl v et~rh week . And_ 80 do the you !~ ·~ pltChl'rs compehn~ lor honor$ Ill l ht· wun-lost records. · • · d h percentiles better than Wh1te. He hasn t been subjecte , ~wever, to enough AB's yet to find out whether his streak of f1ve I . . hits in seven appearances is the real McCoy or merely a string Thursday mght Eddie Buff1!1~ that will snap soon. , I hm of the Poo~ Leaaue leadmg · · . · d T1gers got behmd almost e\'ery Manager Bob Louks ts gomg to nde along wtth Knapp an batter 10 his two and one·thi ·I his .714 average until the s lump comes--if it does. innings One of the result.a waJ SMITH CLOTHING 1956 CHEV. V-8 LWB Indians Climb • FOf I0t0 TJe "e S . _ eC00 d PI 3.._ _ 1 now $29.95 -*" • By I.:I••L TannohiU V,\LUF.S TO $42.50 ·- Syr-ac-use cl·lpS m.·"l<t'"e··,.._.·s:.,.,., 1.3,.. 3 . -~ · -·· - - ~ -- · 1 I I CAPACITY FIFE REFRIGERATION I I 71i T lilr A~c. ________ MARTIN RESTAURANT FOR !TELEVISION -!REFRIGERATORS - - an11 otllet- hotne ALLEN APPLIANCE I ON DI$PLAY FO-rr'i"HE FIRST TIME! Replace your old mattresses Count what you SAVEl . • I • ··lux·· 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · $1695 1954 RAMBLER .......... $895 Super 88 2 door. Jet black finish set off with gleaming white wall tires. Hydrama· tic drive, radio, healer, tinted glass, clear plastic seat covers kept it like new. , 1 · Hard Top Cpe. Man, here is just the thing for those short trips to work and around town. Standard shift with overdrive for the . cheapest transportation known. 1955 DODGE .. · ·· · · · · · · · $1795 ~ I NAno•ALI CHMOLET ....... · Custom Royal 4 door. Modern burgundy 1955 $1495 and white finish, au tomatic drive, radio, heater, Red Ram V-8 engine. A car you'll Bel Air 2 door. All white finish won't show dirt. Standard shift, radio, heater, clean. be proud to own. GENERAL ELECTRIC EXCLUSIVE *SLIM TRIM DESIGN Only 15 Inches Deep *AUTOMATIC Station Selector Never needs Tuning. *DOUBLE CASCODE TUNER Best for Distant Stations ond Fringe Areas * 11 0 degree Aluminised 15 in. Deep Tube- No others like it- only Gen. eral Electric · FIRST TIME EVER! This Mociern Smooth-Top MaHreu, • - - $ PULl Olt .. h "" fN tf lft ... p ILOIII ~ I TWIN Sill -~ .. box.,, ........ ·- WCM ADHIIJ HU .. IIIli We IV•rv best in U~ed 1954 MERCURY .. -..... $1395 Montel'ey 4 door. Mist green and white two tone, standard shift, radio, heater tinted glass, white wau tires , one locat owner. Custom V·B 2 door. Nice, bl•ck finish, good tires, runs like • ·top. Hadlo and healer. Not a fender out of place. PRICED FROM 1951 PACKARD . .. . . .. . . . $395 j• 1953 BUICK · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · $995 Deluxe 4 door. Sit lathe lap of luxury and enjoy a comfortable rltfe In this beauty at Roadmaster Riviera Cpe. Sharp two tone a barpln prrlce. Ful!y equipped. green finish, power steering, power brakes, dynaflow, power windows, power seats. Boy she's loaded. 1952 OLDSMOBILE .... · ·· · $695 1950 BUICK · · ·· · ·· · · · · .. · $295 Super 88 4 door. Solid light blue, hydrama, Roa4master 2 dr. Dynaflow, radio, heater. tic, radio, heater, new seat covers, famous A good car at a reasonable pric& V-8 Rocket engine for super performance. 1950 DODGE ··· .. : ___ ..... $195 19SO OLDSMOBILE·· -····· $195 I Coronet 5 pass. Cpe. Light green finish. 88 4 door. V-8 Rocket engine and whirl, good motor, fair tires. A lot of good service away hydramatic drive gives you top per· miles in this one. formance . A good runner - a good buy. KARR &VANZANDT · Phone ·485 Pameray, Ohla ·~· . 25995 •' • up Loaded With Modem Feature&! --11(1 t ....... 011 till .ntvll tao. lilt a ~~~~~ or tuft aii)'Wblrt. tl'l IM!dlttl war to-'"'' . .a..._. ., ltQI , ...a lltllllf . . lleldell tvcltlt-111 ttfp ... .... ...,.. 1ttt 11!1ft0llliiJ II firmly lftclloM 1ttt tr..,, 11 " e.'l ...r llfllfl, 111M tfllllnea liP. I. llltdiiOIIIJ ....... ltlll 11111llullllfldl of llltm-temiiiNdlllHII! 11\atl toltap to lllf ,..,. ot notllltnq. 4. . . . . . . l'lhtflfttlf ......... .,_ ntn M~P~~Grt to n11'' HN JOU Ill IINfttlftll, •111-lt'lll rut. •• ....,._ ....... ~-~.,., lllllllltlt'J flf tint fl1ttd totton ... I Pfi•IIWlll COli• fort lOIII tllft fUlly ,...... JOII. 1. Cnllofi'Mt lllrftr ltilt won't llrtlll down. Cr.ull lt •ard .• . Mt IIOW It IJouncH rlftr1111d klto IIIIJIII J. ~~~~ flllrto - b!P to llllf I llNtlm.--.1 It tmocri\1 to till IGYcll, 10 mtl' to loal1 d. t. IIJM 1Htt-1tot 2 ttr 4-IIWI "''" lr.tUP fin ctDU lfto 10 It 11ntllltton c:~~~ lln~dlll . tilt\.. till Nt- All Speeiall11 Prleedl to"'"" ... ,.._....... llllh tt Ill)' Alld \W'Imoolll top 1M t10tte111 111tll1 It 1U11r dill. . . . . ., "" ....." af .... ,.,._ .......... hMaf• •, • DH't llti1J.,. Y• 91nch -141nch and 17 inch PORTABLES 211nch Table Madels-Consolettes and Consoles ..,,.. M1r Nenr ~ S....Ub ,..., ' Baker Furniture On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Csl1 • ..,. for ftM •th:•u pt.rlftlnt """- , , , fo, ntw llofnt eeutr11dlllft ., tor n-.t.ll•• ywr .,...n ldt.:•.. tM Stlp s.v.,, "''· tctll lOr ,RIIelflmate NOW••• H&R DEALER STORE FOREMAN and ABBOn APPLIANCES FIRESTO~E In Center of Town Middleport �.. ... ..... ' .. 4-J)ally SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 1957 ~IRICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis U Wichita 9, 10 in;1 Loulsville 5 Omaha 4 IndJanapolis 19 St. Paul 8 Dt>nver 11 Charlt'.s ton 2 1st 7 Chlirle ston 7 Denvt'r U. 2nd I The Dail11 Sentinel l fl :1 ,l. SPORTS DESK I Wayne Knnpp of the Syracuse Lillie Leaguers is the bot· test guy with a bat in the county now, excepting posslbly Tom White of the Red legs . Percentages show Knapp is about 100 · Mickey Winehi'Pnner leads t'l ~ Cash Hahr, Owner rPgul !irs with a ~lkk 15 !Ht~ Midd leport N. 2nd Ave . , ;n :i4 trip~ for .441. Crnie Sisson ::::;;;:;::::;;::;:======;:;:::;;;=::::::::;:====::;=: i.~ closp behind with 10 i~ 23 :or .43-1. ::; The cmnplct" h•a1n averagPs l')(teptHl/.l thr1•e .luhlli; Y Lisle, H i-loo(i :llld 1\1. \/~11 .\1.ctt-r who ha\·en't h1t· AB Hit• Pte f::trY Jt·r.Kir. ~ ::1 5 . 2~8 l•:rnil' Sisson 2:1 10 434 4 dr. Hardtop - Beauliful blal·k finish with whi l.e trim. New IJ;n(• B;~kt•r 2\.i 3 .115 ~ar appeara nce. V-8 motor with powerpak , puwl·r steenng:, Powl·r Wayr1e J-lut,h:ml 7 1 . 14 2 brakeB. Al.lto. trans. WSW tires !11 fact this OlH~ h:1s ull th<' ae· H.J ck Crow 14 5 .:{57 eessories. M WinPhrf'nm•r 3-4 15 .44: J irn Louks :.!4 5 .2ua Gl•O. Cundiff :.!9 4 .I ;1 Fritz S1sson : 4 3 .21 4 Belvedere 2 dr. Hardtop Sport Co 1.1pe. Light top with light gn'l'll Don llarlit· n 13 3 .2:iO body . R&H, Defl·o!!lcr. overdriVt', WSW LiN.'S show Vl•ry lillie 12 4. .:JJ3 Jackie Willi<~m :-> wear. Very clean inside ami uut. .llm OilN !3 3 . ~:n We Are Interes ted In Buying Good Ucan Curs Wm . Knupp 7 5 .714 BOWLES, HINDY TRY OliT ,ljm Bowles a nd 'iJave Hlndy. lhe Champions hip Y(•llow Jac -;.f'1 baltcr·y of last sprin , are goin~ to see what the ht·~, the otlwr Where You Can Buy Wilh Confidence guys have that they ltaven't got . 250 W. Main St. Phone 62-X Pomeroy, Ohio The Small lot of Big Values 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air · · · · · · .. · · $2395 1954 PLYMOUTH · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· · $1095 TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Atross From The Former Leglon Auto Sales 1957 FORD y ,s Convertible , ..... Save $700 . ~2995 $1195 Pickup $1595 Radio and Heater. PRESTON MOTORS Mlddlq}IJrl 1953 Ford Bel Ah· 2 Dr. Sedan Vict<>ria Hardtop, Radio , Heater, Fordoma· ~'lni s h Customllne 2 Dr. Sedan 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio , Heater and Defroster, Automatic Transmission . 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio , Heater 4 Dr. Sedan Radio, Heater and Defrosler Southeaste·rn Ohio's Boating Center Seott·Atwatet- Outboard Motors "A. Boat For Et•eru Budget,. 1953 Mercury 1955 Plymouth fo ur Syracuse runs iu tb.e fir · four more in the second, and fivt- morp in the third whe 1 Terry Ohlinger came on t() reHe~·e E<h!ie with one OU \. T~c final score, 13-3. li(~, Ivory over Coral Finish. 1954 Ford Maroon Finish )11~-- - -----,.-::--'::c--:---- St. Louu at Nell' York Chicago at Ne-w York )1ilwaukee at Pit1sbur1h AMERICAN LEAGUE G1 W l Pet. New Yurk 52 2fl .667 2 Ch1eago 49 30 .620 2 8o!!to 11 43 37 .~38 3'1 Baltimorf' 39 39 .500 4. Clt-ve tand S9 1ol1 .494 10 Detroit 39 40 .494 17 Kansas City 29 .f:8 .3'7'7 17\-Y Wa:-thington .. 26 56 .317 Thursclay't Resulh IY UNITED PRill NATIONAL LIAOUE ... W L Pet. St. Louis 46 32 .590 PhHadelphia 44 34 .664 Milwaukee 45 35 .!lo63 Cincinnati 44 37 .543 Brooklyn 4.2 90 .a38 New York 37 43 .W Pittsbureh .. ao ~ .3'15 Chicago ,26 47 .3MI Tl-.vrtcleY!s llHul« . . ·'( I St. Loui!; 0 1!' \phla 1 Chicago 0. 1s' l'hilll s Chieaao I , 2nd, nil:ht Milwauil.t-e 7 Pitts burgh 2 Brooklyn 5 Cincinoali 4 x~ Twi-light, 11 innlng11 Sat~o~rct.y's GarMS Cincinnati at Brooklyn 1 Baltimore ~ Cleve. 4., 2nd night New Yorlr. s Kan . City 2:. ll in>t Waah ingtoo 6 Chka&o 5 ' Twdight, II innlng•g I 3"': 10 13 · 13 ~ 13: ~ 22~ Washington at Cbtl'ago Nl'w York at K1MU C1IY Boe~ton at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE and Powcrglid@ Transmission. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Shell-Lake Ravenscraft Chetek Yellow Jacket Freeland Shoup Pacemaker & Hilltop Trailers Accenoriea Metropolitan Marine SALES and SERVICE YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER Middleport 284 W. Mala St. Phone 88·M Pomeroy, 0. eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSILVER • Havu1 a 4 Mlama S Buffalo 10 Toronto 3 Montreal 6 Rochester 0 . R.lcbmonrl 3 Columbus 0 28 1 Let Your _____, Be Your CoL LI ll. Is WASHINGTON t' • j I I Legal Notice GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. UP - Big Bob Woodall of Boston joined Floyd Pa:ti.erson'i training camp Thur.o;day and worked one fast round with th e heovyweight cham· pion, who is preparing for a title defense against Tommy Hurricane Jackson in New York , July 29. Woodall is the- ninth sparmate to : For eotnfort'a aalte-oul\\ on Voroadol OnlyVornado JiVet JOU IUCh high ex, hauat fan , performance at ouch a low price I ' 20" bladet are contoured for maximum •lr movement capacity - with a mini. mum of air lo1a and noise. Easily mounted. .Moves larre volumes of air throurh every room of 5 SAT., JULY 13, 8:00P.M. (EST) Time Trl•la- 7:30 p.m. Guaranteed Purse $600 against 50% - . .. . . - '""'l - ":' ' "" . "' -· ..~, . - .·- .. . . OHIO VAIJ"EY STOCK CAR OTHER FANS ......... " .. $26.95 up WERNER RADIO AIR CONDITIONERS Where Radio and TV Is A Business 4 Not A Sideline" 1 and ~llddlepon us • • not co!'lvinr.,J them it t1 more humane thaa older methods · In molt U S puls:ini plant• to day , cattle ar~ alunned with · hammer blow and the-n '' blt>d out. " Ho&s ue shackled. hoisted and "stuck" to allow their blood to now out. 1 2' TON PAIIOIO PAITIIT :··r.:;v In I REIIIS, -UP~~-· lla08ol P>"ll• II Artemloa clockeO the futest time in Thur• d&7'1 trtal1 for lhll week el)d's Relml speed race. hn1io w... timed at an uera1e apeed oP 128.30 m. p. h. in his MuenU, breakinJ h:S , own 1856 record at• famUy of New Stralt.w ille vili h.-d in Cindnna :i her arandpan!ntl, :Ur. and ){n. ourt · Harlt-y JobnJK>n onr the holida ' All d Jl Jott'ph Hatfielt and famil .,.. · 1 ~ nOs ..no tamily f .15 d d Y1 1h Raddilf vl•lled bu Jllter, G\atl ·l 1 emp o)'e an tt-mporart y 1 • 1Tuekerma n lut k ·n l !of d' W v 18 · d Wtt' ' ~ n_ · JJ 1.s~n . · a ., ~~~ \ Mr. and Mrt. l.to Davld.Jon and ~f!l ~ ~ ~ va~;at'~n ~~ l',Lme on I.1C ' dauehters and Mr. and Mr•. Piu/ 127 .09 m. p. h. ~Ili On~ ~ 8to~d . _, I YcEiroy and sons attended -J Ch'IJ : alh ~ : d n:n Ator ~amtly reunion at tbe Ernest M•1 I Jco e VIJIJU> le>r broth r Jor hom~. Wllbsvilk Sunday Styers Fami') y Receive Honors TUPPERS PLAI... 1., From CommunJ"ty 0 n Departure 8y E_.•lyn Bri4:ld.. Mr _ and Mrs. Eve1·ett Wat~Kn mo~·ed from the Green prope r!) to the Olen \'o1.1ng place. Mr. an d Mrs. Marv:n Hand anJ f am1·1Y. Mrs. Raymor.d Frelk ·• · 11pent the weekend iu Cleveland with the latter's daughter, Mr ancl Mra. Arthur Boyle. MrR. Georlile Vir age (Emma :\1 · Gill) it .spending a few week , here with her parent s. Mr. ani\ Mn. Leonard Ml'Gill before going overseas to join her husband. TREATS TO I YOUR TASnl The Rev. and Mn. Robe-rt F. 1 Presbyterian Cburth. The Rl' ·. St)·ers and scm, Carl. are lenin:! D. Borden, Mt . Moriah Ba ... >t 1ddl ~"P 0 rt t h.1111 Wt"eken d l 1 t lilt Church , waa the only mrn 1• W ellt L.il • ,Iayette a f ter he has ser ·· ber una ble to be prestont. d e at pastor of the Ch urch or ''1• POSTS 1~ 41.1 lAC I Nazare ne for the pas~ fwe yeJ. .. Doring his pastorate a t.e••t STOCKHOLM, Sweden UPrhurch hall been planoed and th • Oiymplr IJOO.-mete-r champion To 1 : first unitJI completed, the church Courtney of Uvins:ston, N. J .. membenhip has grown, he 'l · : posted a 1:48.1 eloeklnJ in win -lbL>en active in Count y and loc.o~J ine- hls lpet'ialty Wednl!sday dur· Mlni&krial Association activitiet . ing an International track and has 11erve(' on dvie commit!..'e&. Mrs. Lena Ketler whO ba'l been asl!OCiated with the Rawli,, .., field meet at the Old Olympit spent the past two weeks at ttu· Coa ts Funeral Hom e a!ld a:~ Stadium. Sh: o! ~he eittht otht>r eventa were won by Americanshome or EWe Walson returnct! l>een 1·mployed by the village. Rink Babka, Cbarlie Jenkin!! to ht'r home in Maridta. Mr. and Mrs. Dana· McCai n ol Carl . whu was thrc<• In }far.:-· Leamon XiDJ, WiUie Stevens and All our food is top qualily Frank Herrmu. Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Floy~ Ri rl·· was born durirog the1: s~ay he . . . . expertly prepared to nour of Chester wet~ calling 0.1 Mrs. Styers, who has asststed her a gourmet's taste. Try us Mrs. Ora Caldwell and daughter, husband in e\•cry phase of hi~ CONNOIS TO FIOHT Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pt~rrin 0•1 . · c hu rch work, has ·tlso wor~N! soon. the weekend . with the County A11sodation o' BOSTON UP - Jimmy Connon Servin As You Like II! Church Women and in civic wor·:. of New Bedf«d, Maa., will meet Mr. and Mn. Da~~ HoHma n Last SynQay was th<.> la•t tim ~ Chico Orlil oC Puerto Rico ln a cohave moved Into. theU' new hom,• tha t Mrs. Styera and Carl wer · featured eight-round bout at Methey recenlly b1.111t. lo be present at tht- local :->":· chanita Bulhllnc on July 18 as Mr. and Mr.s. Gordf)n Chevalier vices and Mr. ar.d Mn Styers an..: part, of ibt "talent chow." Bob anU ~ o~ s were week~nd auests ol SOJl wt•re each presented Samso !- Berdahl of Bo.Roa meeu Otto N. !tid Avo. Middleport ll,('r mother, Mrs. Nol"ma Dean of ite luggage. Mr. Styers recei.v I Smith of Newark, N. J., in tbe Mlddlopot1 Chester. a Com panion pieee from the otber eight-round boul Mr and M Will' Ch Young People's e1ass whkh u·:,. 18 m~n ·! ent Th r!. d ~h aT'-j ltar!1es with Raymond Lee W't\mothe/ M u~l ay r. j~ 11 he .. burn making tbe pl'eH:ntation N rk rs.. a . a we at Lester Taylor, superintendent cr ewa · the Bible :ichool, presenterl Mro~. Mr. and Mrs. Jlar'lld Gardn,~" Styers and Carl with Travel -Joy ;mll l'hildren and Miss Sonj 1 matching cases. Lemley of Col.umbus 11 pent tht> I Th ey were guests Thursdli Y weekend with their parents, M ·. nig hI at a hamburger barbe, a' and Mrs. Carl Lemle~·. The ci 1J . at Forked Run Lake pLanned b)' dren rernaint>d for a l ong~er Mr. Styers' Bible School clan. visit. Thursday noon the Middleport ,\Jlnisteriat Association planned , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin an! luncheon at the Martin Restaur· children of Dayton ~ pent a fflw ant in honor of Mr. Styers, who applfan~es days here with her pitrents, Mr. is a past president and has be('n and Mrs. Clarence Nickles. secretary this year. STOP AT Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg had The following miniskrs w .,..! as guests over t'he weekend Mr. guests, of the management of th , . and 1\.lrs. Clyde Adams, VIr. aJtl restaurant at luncheon· !dr StyMrs. Hobert Whiteside of Par'"- ers, Church of the ·N~z~ren .. ersburg, Mrs. Frankie Pil'kens and Fred [. Gardner, Church of ChriJt daughters of Reedsville . C. R. Kon kriht Heath Method ir,t Pomtl'tl)' 221 E. Main St. Chu rch; C. E. 'Hoyt, First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barthelemy Church; Howard Ruppe-lt. Fir 1 and children or Dayton spent the -- - - -- -- - - - - - - · weekend with her mother, Mr~ Elfie Watson. The children r<'malnl'd for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrcnc<" and son of Columb us spent t!w weekend with her mother, Mr;; . Myrtle Fro st. IN. Only The Best Is Good Enough For Our Guests I 1 I I or 6 room hou.e. ' ~ "No congrenman can atrord to be against humant! slaughter in Sealed bids will be rect.>lved at 1public. It 's Uke being agalnat the oWe~ of the Mergs county h_ome and mr>ther," one official Com nusslOne•s, Court House. Pom- said. / "Where Your Contidenre eroy, ohio. l!ntrl Julv 22 1957 at B1lls gi\'lng the Fede1'al Trade ls Justified" 12:00 o'cluck Noon fOr the follow · Commission control over many E . Main St. PomerOJ ing: business practiees of meat pack·' ~::::;;::::;;~::::;;;:;:;:;:::;;:::;=::::;;iii~i~o~in~t~h;e~c~a~m~p;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;, The following de~:t'!ot.a real ing companic-. are pendine befilre - -- - · - - · · - - -~----- - - estate situalcd in the Village of t he House and Senate judieiat"y Pomeroy, Salisbury Township, committees. The Agriculture De· Meigs Couu ly and Stnte of Ohio partment , whieh now has responand described as follows : Begin- sibililY for regulating the meat nin ~ at the north east corner of industry under the 35-year-old Union Terra.:e Alley; thence 11 outh packers an.d stockyards al't, op· one degree west 762.3 feel; thence poses the b11l~. · Smaller, :ndependent western , north 88 de,gTees 35 minutes east 161.5 fee t; thence aortb 14 de- packers, fearing an in,.sion of grees 25 minutes east 78'7.5 · Iheir te rritory by the m"hjor midth~nce west ~52.1 feet to the plac~ western and eastern meat firms, of beginning, containing 4.6 acres support the change to FTC conand being a part of the Ch ildren's Lrol. The _American Meat Institute Home property, which is no longer 1 representing the " majon" as welf needed for p11bllc use. as hundred~ (1{. smaller packing The Meigs County Commission-) plants, is fighting the proposal. ers reser~e the right to reject any Pro~pech Cor early congressionand all btd S'. I aJ act10n on the FTC control bill Meigs Cuunty Commissioners w~r~ clouded rece-ntly when Rep. BY: Dean Barnitz. Clerk Wllllam S. li1I\ (_R.Col.o.J intro(6) 213 (7) 5, 12, 19, 4tc duced an admlntstratton·bac\c.ed counter measure.. GRIDDER CRACKS LEO The House AgrJculture Commlt· CLEMSON, S. c. UP _ Emil Ice ha_s sehecluled hearings on the Zager, promi~ mg Clcm!!'o n football Hlil b1ll July 9 and 10. The mea~tplayer, ha ~ notified the yniversily 1 ure would lc~\'e the Agriculture he broke h1s leg in a baseball game ~epartment m C·Imtrol of both at his holl'!e town of McKeesport, hvestock p~rchasing m~thods and 1 P~ .. but Sllld he is hopeful the leg trade ~rachces of al~ ftrms which · will be men\led by Sept. 21, when ~re mamly engaged m meat packClemson ~pen~ its schedule against mg. The FTC wo~ld be given _conNO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FINANCING trol ?f whole.~ahng a~d retatling Presbyterran. practices of !1rms which own all or part of a pc~.cklng plant but are Before you take a lone trip ~ol mJinly engaged in meat pack· mg. OPEN EVENINGS TILL .M. · to have FUNAnimal prfJ tectlon and h1.1mane groups, led by the Humane So'south · clety of · the United States, contend that animal slaughteri ng .. I methods usl!d in moat U. S. packThose visiting Mr. and MI'S. I ing plant.s :::re needlessly cruel Roland Torrence over the we ..•if.. and wasteful. Industry ~pokesmen contend end were Mr. <tnd Mrs. \Valt t>r there is no real evidence that cur- Torrence of E11.st Liverpool, Mrs. rent slaughter methods, when Lena Smith of Roseville. M 1 properly used , are not humane. Harry Allison , Racine , Paul A,"L Agriculture Department officials son, Zane.•ville, Mr. and Mrs ..\1· said their experiments with one bert Cox and granddaughter of "improved" process - a cal'bon Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Ward 1·'1 dioxide ~;:as stunning treatment Ours, Bashan and Robm Ours u • used by a major packer - have Portland . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and LEGAL NOTICE daughter of Chester spent Su n I NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT day with his sister, Mr11. Ethel Estate of William F. O'N•il Stout. O.c••tM Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Sadie Grindley, Miss Sylvia Erma O'Neil whose Post Office Roush and Eber Roush received address is R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio word or the death of their 11l11ter has been duly appointed Admlnia- Mn. Lillian Durst in Charleston. rated for blood r. high durin1 tratrill: of the Estate of William F. Funeral rervicea were held from summer month!. Four times a inute, there'• a call on the ,Red O'~eil, late of R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio the Ewing Chapel in Pomeroy, Crou 10 &upply !hit precious life Mc1gs County, Ohio, deceased. with burial ln the Beech Grove fluid. i.rad only 711" can •uppl,. it. 1 Dated this 25th day of June Cemetery, Pomeroy, on Monday, Remember, science hu found 11.0 . July a. Mn. Durst was a former substilutc for blood in u\'illl lina. ~ 1957. John C. Bacon resident of Syracuse. Help now-he!P your family - help J udge of the Probate Court Mr. and Mrs. Walter Capehart H.Y4: 1 liCe! Call your Red Crou ~· for an appolnlmcnt-bt'/ore fOil co .'Meigs County, Ohio ... of St. Joseph, Missouri, visited Mr. Oft vauuont t (6) 28. (7) 5. \2, 3tc and Mrs . Luther Friend and Mrs. Alice Capehart. " I Torch Speedway . .. . ,.(~"'A" . ~ ~- -"•"'. .... ... , --~ , . ,!-· , JOINS FLOYD Guide- JEWELRY STORE Exclu~v~ly deslrned CHAMPIONSHIP. 8 thrill-packed events. Jack Bowsher, Chet Moody, Bill Dana, Robby Robinson, Blll Sinnett, Cbuck Norris, etc. to run. 50·lap modified lea· ture. 30-lap strictly stock. 2 tro· phies. Open competition. FREE parking. Adults, SU50. 6 tu 12 50c. Under 6, FREE. In eveni o~ incl ement weather, purse wlil be 100% net gate. Rainchecks & pit passes honored last . (l'ontinuod f<Dm rage Foun : ab lt· consistency_ 1 One ran sai ,~ abOU1 llindv · "Put .him in th,·re a_g.ain ;f lousy pllChJng and he tears th ·' ;.ir to pieces. Throw a ,. 000 01-1. l' cher o.~t him and Hmdys- w1·11 hit ltim to death." Sports Desk doesn 't quite un fler stand how this cou ld be so. but if it i!l:. brolhcr. PlratP.'l, ~et out your pen, ink and dotl m.. tine! Br.~t. of !uek. ('~·Jackets. I For With Pride FRI., JULY 12, 9:00 P.M. (IDT) TRIALS - 1:30 p.m. 8 thrill-packed events. Jack Bowsher, Wayne McGuire, Chet Moody, CHfford Monk. Bill Haddox, etc. to run. Covered grand· atands. FREE parking, picnic tables, playgrounds. Adults, $1.25. Under 12, FREE. ModUleds 50 miles or more out, whlch run, guaranteed $2 5 ; Strlct.lles, $12.50. Competition open. ~. ly EDWARD BIINNII UP _ The na ·1 •. 10n • rna or meat p&('AtrJI 11re 1fiwhtin~ a two-front capitol hill battle "lilalnst control by the Fed· eral Trade Commluion and I compulsory humane alaugher Ilaw . , Lobbying haa been lntenae on PO"V LEAGU• STAND INGS I both ,, ••, o! both '""·· · The w packing lndu&try is apllt on the Ti ger:.; qut>stlon of FTC control. (nduslr)' 8· Indians I fat"tiOns and humane groups have Syracuse tl 6 accused each other and the ad6 6 Racine ministration ol trickery, bad faith 4 8 and pressure tacticJ'. R•sulh Latt Night · The resultt to date: T1gers 3, Syr.:ocuse 13 A human, tlaughter bill, oIndian s 9, Racine 1 r GAMES TONIGHT posed by the admi nistntion and t he meat indu!lry, hal been ap-Rcdlegs afO:~c~JeLutue proved by the House Agrlcu1ture Syracuse at Yankees Committee ar.d Is awaiting House Dodge!'.; at Pirate!~ action. Administration leaders: At Mlddl•port eoneede priv;,.tely that they have Senators at Yankees little hope Of defeating the meailIndians .nt Hed Sox 1.1re once it reaches the floor, •1· though thl"y may be able to get it amended. . Sports Desk 1 You Give _......,. . --· - --.... . The lith annual Bend Softb and Point Pleasant Retailers 9 1ournam ent at Hach t(! F1eld got Ky ger ('reek Coal Yard a un t.J erw <.~y last night with one or thl' best f'rowds on hand in hh. Games tonia:ht are Lak in R 1 I tory of the event Ralph Soyr[' bmls \' s GSI, Gallipolis 7 p ·n I ' sporn 1'\o ~- vs. "ason •t S · · manager "aid today u nbca r ; 1~ Winne~s - last nigh.t wer" H·,l·- 1 . son Rf'dbirds 3 Harlford 2·- Spo . I ~ ~ p. Ill . and Aunt Hall II"~. Mld ' No. l, 1, Ep!i,ngs. , Gallipo'us, 0 j eport vs OVl':C, Kn:er Cr • .: --· ___9 P m. I The G1ft ~- ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 19S7~ Hn. Carl Zerkle, llarlford, W. Va., !lPl'Rt the week with Mr. and Mn. William Zerkle. Nationally Adverlloed lol\ .. . .. M p Good Crowd Attends First Tourney. Games . eat ackers ~ighting 2-Front 1w, .~?..L~ !~~.by ~·~t.4:~· Sh::.. .~: Batt).. Against Controls' ~~~edtbereflativeh• ;:::::::=:::.=== ·--=--I ?; Boaton Detroit 7, 10 inn.4. 1st x Balthuore 5 Cleveland Jewel er Thercafler SyrarWJe wa1 sh~t out on two hil s but the Tiger~ cu u!d get back onl)' une r11n .n Weli ~ the third when HOWbrd triplet! aud Ohlini.~r JOL him home on a sa{'rifiee fly ; and tw 1 in the fourth on an l!rror, Ga. ' MC>ores' siu.~:!e and Wells' &ocom! tdpte. Sy r<Je usc first- fou!" runs on a wa lk. two stulen bases, and ~h­ gle<>, by Butc-h Arms , Roger St~­ wart am! Howard Parker a H! \Vinl'lll"l'ntlt'r\ sacrifice fly . S1'rond - fuur r uns on wo wa lk s, u sucrifice, an error, a .~ tokn baS(', two run s ingles b:• Stn•:art and Winebrenner. Thi rd-Stewart's two run ~Jir• glt! wilh anulhE-r hit, to walk :;:. , hit ln1tll 1· and an error net~ ~ \ five runs Hurfington walked 3 hit one illl tl f ~11ned nont· . Ohlinger w1lk· 1·d ont', hit 011c. am: Winebre nner ta rllu·rJ two und walked none. TlJ!,ers 001 200 3 5 1 Synn·11 ~c 445 OOx 13 8 1 -Hurrutgln n, Oh!mger (31, and a11 ' Ebersl>;u·h; Winebrenner BROOKLYN l !P - Toni~ht' · WCI'C ejected from the gante, Nen l slugged Hoak with 11 rl ·~ ll St ewal'l . game br~ween the Cinci nn ·: INDIANS WIN RedlPgs :wd the Hrooklyn Dod· lo the jaw durine the battle. Honk sa id he wa.\l comin g O\'· · Tht· Indians pulled into a H" gers sha pes up to be <1 rcu\ batt~ • with more u1 stake than w!w from third ba!e to break up tJ1' !i1· in the standings w!th Syra rth" fig ht when Neal "sw 11n g ut ,t~ b.~· winll iug easily ovN R<l c·nc• !'Omt'.l! Ollt llht'B(J. !lUliEl the clear sky .'" hl'rr !).} un Tern-' Knight's t w·.lThe Dodger's app:1rently must Neal gnvc anotht> r vt•"$inn hit1Pr uphold th r--ir honor liS rnatut ~ ball players and N~ tion;~ l Leag 1e the story. The lnd ians jumped into a fil·.~~ rharnpions ofter <1 hla st from Hl•tl "I s:~w him coming in1o l' ·e innir1~ ]earl of 4-0 when Ri'l le g man<~J!t?r Birdie T.-.bbf'IH pile," Neal sairl, "and 1 did11 • Wilson w~ 8 hit. T~rry Kn ig ht waJ Tebbcts l :~h<' h· rl lh r Uodgl•rs ~~~ w;1nt hi m to hit anyl·ody. Th t ~:1rr on J 1 rrror anrl J im Qua\h "crv hahies" in lht• wa ke of th!' was !.he only reason for .he doublt.•cl l 'li lson ant1 Knig ht ho,·ll! . ma;s player h1·awl d uri n ~ Thul'~· whole thi ng." Smi th was safe on an erro r , w!1;1 day night 's g:u nw. llullk didn't take it so li,!!:htly. Qu:ll ls !wor ing and Smith alsa th~ However , Brookl yn wnn "He'.~ go lllg to run into some· c;unc home when the ball w ts li ght and the ball game . 54 wh • 1 thin;.: brtwf'l'n now an rl Sill~1r thrown away in tiH· infield. !luke Snider homererl with om· "" dn ,\ '.'' sa1d ll oak. stil l ·~ moulder · Other In(llan h1ttCr~ wcr<' in the seventh inning. ing rdt'rrin(: lo 1he Hff withNt<o~l \\nig ht., Smith and l \yscll \\'1\h The loss put Cincinnllti th . .-.~ 'Tll got him 1n th1· h;JII p~ rk nr :; ing!es. !.>l'Or!,!C Blnekw(•l\ had a lind a JJalf grimes behind leag tle homPr in lht• hottum uf lhr fifl;, 0\ll~id.·.'' 1uatJ lng St. Ldl.ris and tr half il Johnny Klippstein will tr)• •u with Smith tlll a.~au·st pit che~ gamt• ahead or fifth pl:H·e BrOOti · improve hi.s pile hir.g recw· 1 Wo l le'. lyn . ag:lin lhP lJorlgers lrlnight . 1" · The ba ttl f' bt•lwecn lhe l'.vo Redlf'g pitcher ha~ lost t-i;: ·I Rncillt' got one 1 IIJe .,.,h to team -, develo ped with IW1l r1ul !:J while winn in~ nn!y 1hn•e so f~r avuid a ~hut out wh ' It John Ck· the sevt•n1h inni n~ wlwu Hetl!L·~ lan1l was ,a re on an error a1Hl rl'lit'VI'r Raul Sanchez s<•nl .Ju•,. this Se:JS Oil. nu ane Wolfe walked . Jim W1ek· ORIOLES FLYING ior Gilliam sprawlmg in thl' b ·t· That 's J'ea lly the Billt imnre line .. ingiPd Cle land home . IN's box with an i u ~idc pit"'l . Wo lft· struck out fo11r nd Oriolr.~ ri!':ht up theJ·e in l'1 · (; illinm trif'd to bunt un I he n • .'. first dlvi.sion t o clt~y , 11nd it's th · wallu•d flutr . {;raham filnned 1'1 · pitth and a!thnugh t he hall Ia t l. firs! ti me they have ever he:1t and w:~lked onp_ Krdg hl fan n •l f'rl fou l he bega n r.1ei11 )l' tJo · 1 that high this late in t he seasrtn six and walkt•d sevPn. Wolte 11d thr line. Knight l'<ICh hit onc. ~: in ce tht•y ('ntcred the Amenc .n Sunchcz came orr the mo1md to 00() 010 1 2 5 Rart ne LP<Jgue. fidrl lhe ball and the two pb ·)430 [}2" 9 5 1 1ndii1llS The nm:uin~ Orioles reach ! er.~ coll ided, swappit~~ punch·~ Ra eint'. W i l ~on Wolfe, Graha · , 1he lofty reginn of fl)urth plrln• <•s soon as lh ey fell to the ground Thu nday ni gh t by sWC(~p in g a (5), and Jim Wltkllne . Indi a 1 ', This brought bolh tcrllllS. from lwi ·ni ght c\ouble·headcr from tl ~ · Tl'l'ry Knight :JO (! JuJo Sm ith thE> sidellncs. l'ading Indlan11 bY the scores of After the du st hall clearc. r. I f';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;_;;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;...1 5·4 and !\-4. Sanchez and Don Jlo11k of tlH~ 'l'hey nre now a hall game I! 1 lled tegs along wilh GllliaiJl 01 Charley Neal of th e l)odgc •.· ahPad of both Clevela nd and D '· troit. and only three gamt>s " td nd t he thlrd·plaC'e Red S'"who ddeated the Tigers Thursd u ~· 9·7. The Yankees padded the r lea.e:ue lead to 3~ games wh ·r. Mickey Mantle's 23rd home rr p1 in the li th inning prod11cectf 1 a 3-2 triumph over Kansas City SUN ., JULY 14,2:00 P.M. (EDTI and Washington rallied for t w1 TRIALS - 1:30 p.m. runs ln the ninth to beat the llt'l'8 thrlll-packed e vents. Jack und ·place White Sox, 6·5. Bowsher, Wayne McGuire, Chet The PhUlies took ovor Hcnr r Moody, Clifford Monk, Blll Hadplace In the National Leacue by dox, ete. to run. Covered 1rand· atpnds. FREE parkin&, picnic capturing a twi·nleht twin bl'l tlblea, playgrounds. Adults, from the Cubs, wlnnln; the 11 lri· St.25. Under 12, FREE. Condining opener, 1-o and the fln n1s, tioned guarantee : Modlfieds 50 :l-L The Gian1s deferatfd l~e mllcs or more out, which run, Cardinals 1-0; and .Milwaukee $2D; Strictlies, $12.&0. Competibent Pillsburah 7·2. tion open. 1955 Chevrolet Beautiful Two Tone n? , ~3=''':i~n-::;o~u~t·~·~;:::;;;;:~~~~::~~~~o:;.Secon:;;:d::;A~v:e:.:::;:::::;~~::::;;;::;~ Power Steering, Radio and Heater. \Vhilc wall ti res, windshield washer, back-up lights, less than 7000 miiC' s U1ed Car Lot (C«)r. Sycamore & Lu<·ust) They may be surprisrd and learn 1t i~tn"t muc-h. Pitcher-Fint Baseman Bowles and piteher·C.IItcher-inl1ei<\er Hiu dy will liiO to SL Marys, W. V<1., Jul y 15 and 16 to trY out W 1t)J lhe Pittsburgh Piratt-s organi.t:.tion. On a date yet to be sel TlJer Scou t John Panons hopes to takt' the p11ir to Charleston wl\e!'f:' Tiger bra.'Cl can look upon lh~ Jacket players. BowleR ended his il igh school co reer as the leading .i!IU~I!'Cr on a good hitting Jacket club with ~ won·lost re.:'Ord liS n pitcher of 9·0 and <tn ERA of 1.23. In OVA play he has hit well ~nd stands a1 2·0 a• a pitt'her . 1-liudy, who was r. n easy l ·1 on the Jacket haltin~ order, h:•s been giv:ng the best throwers i:the OVA sneaming nightmrue !i. Hiltin g at a AOO clip as a thir l haR eman on the Middleport entry, he ha.<: been getting sing lr' through the holes A'ith remark· (('ont1nuecl on Pa:le Five) BASEBALL RESULTS In This Cohna, Mr. Hoak! In This Cohna, Mr. Charley Neal! WEEK-END 1955 FORD FAIRLANE ( ·o ntr ol by your pltchel' I•· probilb ly hts ~reatesl •r.set, a b. •. that J.itllf' al'lrl - Pony l..eaij.\1 manag~:rs realize more vivtdl v et~rh week . And_ 80 do the you !~ ·~ pltChl'rs compehn~ lor honor$ Ill l ht· wun-lost records. · • · d h percentiles better than Wh1te. He hasn t been subjecte , ~wever, to enough AB's yet to find out whether his streak of f1ve I . . hits in seven appearances is the real McCoy or merely a string Thursday mght Eddie Buff1!1~ that will snap soon. , I hm of the Poo~ Leaaue leadmg · · . · d T1gers got behmd almost e\'ery Manager Bob Louks ts gomg to nde along wtth Knapp an batter 10 his two and one·thi ·I his .714 average until the s lump comes--if it does. innings One of the result.a waJ SMITH CLOTHING 1956 CHEV. V-8 LWB Indians Climb • FOf I0t0 TJe "e S . _ eC00 d PI 3.._ _ 1 now $29.95 -*" • By I.:I••L TannohiU V,\LUF.S TO $42.50 ·- Syr-ac-use cl·lpS m.·"l<t'"e··,.._.·s:.,.,., 1.3,.. 3 . -~ · -·· - - ~ -- · 1 I I CAPACITY FIFE REFRIGERATION I I 71i T lilr A~c. ________ MARTIN RESTAURANT FOR !TELEVISION -!REFRIGERATORS - - an11 otllet- hotne ALLEN APPLIANCE I ON DI$PLAY FO-rr'i"HE FIRST TIME! Replace your old mattresses Count what you SAVEl . • I • ··lux·· 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · $1695 1954 RAMBLER .......... $895 Super 88 2 door. Jet black finish set off with gleaming white wall tires. Hydrama· tic drive, radio, healer, tinted glass, clear plastic seat covers kept it like new. , 1 · Hard Top Cpe. Man, here is just the thing for those short trips to work and around town. Standard shift with overdrive for the . cheapest transportation known. 1955 DODGE .. · ·· · · · · · · · $1795 ~ I NAno•ALI CHMOLET ....... · Custom Royal 4 door. Modern burgundy 1955 $1495 and white finish, au tomatic drive, radio, heater, Red Ram V-8 engine. A car you'll Bel Air 2 door. All white finish won't show dirt. Standard shift, radio, heater, clean. be proud to own. GENERAL ELECTRIC EXCLUSIVE *SLIM TRIM DESIGN Only 15 Inches Deep *AUTOMATIC Station Selector Never needs Tuning. *DOUBLE CASCODE TUNER Best for Distant Stations ond Fringe Areas * 11 0 degree Aluminised 15 in. Deep Tube- No others like it- only Gen. eral Electric · FIRST TIME EVER! This Mociern Smooth-Top MaHreu, • - - $ PULl Olt .. h "" fN tf lft ... p ILOIII ~ I TWIN Sill -~ .. box.,, ........ ·- WCM ADHIIJ HU .. IIIli We IV•rv best in U~ed 1954 MERCURY .. -..... $1395 Montel'ey 4 door. Mist green and white two tone, standard shift, radio, heater tinted glass, white wau tires , one locat owner. Custom V·B 2 door. Nice, bl•ck finish, good tires, runs like • ·top. Hadlo and healer. Not a fender out of place. PRICED FROM 1951 PACKARD . .. . . .. . . . $395 j• 1953 BUICK · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · $995 Deluxe 4 door. Sit lathe lap of luxury and enjoy a comfortable rltfe In this beauty at Roadmaster Riviera Cpe. Sharp two tone a barpln prrlce. Ful!y equipped. green finish, power steering, power brakes, dynaflow, power windows, power seats. Boy she's loaded. 1952 OLDSMOBILE .... · ·· · $695 1950 BUICK · · ·· · ·· · · · · .. · $295 Super 88 4 door. Solid light blue, hydrama, Roa4master 2 dr. Dynaflow, radio, heater. tic, radio, heater, new seat covers, famous A good car at a reasonable pric& V-8 Rocket engine for super performance. 1950 DODGE ··· .. : ___ ..... $195 19SO OLDSMOBILE·· -····· $195 I Coronet 5 pass. Cpe. Light green finish. 88 4 door. V-8 Rocket engine and whirl, good motor, fair tires. A lot of good service away hydramatic drive gives you top per· miles in this one. formance . A good runner - a good buy. KARR &VANZANDT · Phone ·485 Pameray, Ohla ·~· . 25995 •' • up Loaded With Modem Feature&! --11(1 t ....... 011 till .ntvll tao. lilt a ~~~~~ or tuft aii)'Wblrt. tl'l IM!dlttl war to-'"'' . .a..._. ., ltQI , ...a lltllllf . . lleldell tvcltlt-111 ttfp ... .... ...,.. 1ttt 11!1ft0llliiJ II firmly lftclloM 1ttt tr..,, 11 " e.'l ...r llfllfl, 111M tfllllnea liP. 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M1r Nenr ~ S....Ub ,..., ' Baker Furniture On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Csl1 • ..,. for ftM •th:•u pt.rlftlnt """- , , , fo, ntw llofnt eeutr11dlllft ., tor n-.t.ll•• ywr .,...n ldt.:•.. tM Stlp s.v.,, "''· tctll lOr ,RIIelflmate NOW••• H&R DEALER STORE FOREMAN and ABBOn APPLIANCES FIRESTO~E In Center of Town Middleport �Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 19S7-7 Legal Notice North 11 delfee 10' ZUt &U feot 1 a lon g the W. aide of W, M.aln St. to day, July 1t. Grandparen~ 7re .::JI' Mn. Lu~ ille Ml)'&l, Middleport, Veronica GlC~ed.n e r Maurer Frank ir on pipe at the SOutheut earner .France. Swartz.- or what wuformerly koown a• the a nd Arthur Co\<ert, Zanesville, SwarbwaJder, walder, Ann S••rttwalder, Irene Rehm pr operty ; thenee North 89 Grto!at grandparents are Mrs. EH~Dolan, Carl Swarmralder, Robert dearee We.at 220 feet 1lon1 the y beth K!rby ar.d Joseph Kirby, of Swartzwalder, Ruth Swartz:wald er , South line of the uld f(lrmer PLAN STAG PICNIC Middleport. M a r Y Swartzwalder, Edward Rehm property and the> South Un e The Pomt-r()y Second Ward Firf' = ::::::::::::c:-:-:::Swarlzwalder. William Swutwald- of Loti 18'1 and 186 to the place Dqpartment !J'!I\J hold a 1tag pienl ~· BIRTHDAY OBSERVID er, Clara S. M•u rer , Joaephine s. ot bea;inning St1Dd1y at the Dr. Hewetson cabin . Eueptlng therefrom the [!Oal at Forked Run Lake Members ThE- th1rte.-mth birthday or Gary Grtene, Josephine Greene , Andrew who wish ·to go are re'q u e ~tted to Autt was cele~rated Thuuday at Zwilling, Ternsa Zwilling, Elean01 a nd other minerala therein and meet at the ward House at 9 a. m. 1 the ho~e _of hJS parents. Mr. an d Stid::1f, Cornelius Zwlllina:, Wll· th e rig ht to r.tine the same without Mrs. Wilham Ault, South Front Weber, ~wis Weber, Paul Oden. Incumbrance to the •urfacl! and Stree t. Birthday cake and lee walder, Alire Greene, Dorothy a ll ways and rla:hta of way a1o ng MlliTING CALLED A meeting o[ the trustees and cream were se-rved by Mr. and Mrs. liam Gloeckner, Ruth Gloeckner . any mineral seam .as set forth in the o l I i c e r a of Drew Web- Ault to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dod- Bertha Metcmair, Mrs. J . w. Haban deed LO Frank Gloeckner by Sarah .lter Po&t American Legion has son and chil.drcn, Duid, Danny whose first name is unknown, J . H. Dabne-y, et al., in Meia:a County betn called by Joseph Struble, and Pamela; Mr. and Mr&. C. H W. Haban, Mrs. John Whiteside-, Deed Record•; that plaintiff and commander for Monday, July 15 Wise Jr.; Gary, Kay, Dennis and 'A-hose fint name is unknown, his predeees~Cirs in ~tle have held John Whiteside, whose placea of real estate adversely, openlv and at 1' :30 p. m, The regular meeting William Perry Ault. resident are :mknown and cannot notoriouJ'Iy 11 aratnlt eacb and of ~he Post will follow at 8 p. m. be ucertained; and the unknown every one of said detendantJ for LEAVE FOR _ CLEVELANO helr.s, de:vlaecs, legatees , executors , a per iod in exce11 of twent)' -one OtS PICNIC admlmistratots and anigns of Kath- yean; that 11aid real estate was Racine Chapter OES and their Mr. and Mrs. Edi~on Hobstet• •::· famUies will have a picnic at 6 left today for Clevehmd whe ·t• ryn Swartz~·atder, Frank Swartz- ~ owned by Frflnk Gloeckner, at timt.> walder, Nicholas Swartzwalder time of his death, and who died p. m. July 13 at Bailey's Lake . 1\e will attend the regular rnD11 John Swartzwalder, Andrew Swart~ , testate on or about the 9th day thly meeting of the Boat•d Jf walder., Annie Odenwalder, Mary of April, 1919, leaving a last Will Directors o( the Federal Reserve 1~1 C~EAM SOCIAL Swartzwalder, Elitabeth Greene, which has been ad,mitted to prl). Bank of Cleveland. They al.:;,) ll~iqe. PT~ iB' ·holding an ice Elizabeth Zwilling, Peter J. Gloeck· hate in the P1obate Court of Meig~ eream socitt Saturday July 20 at plan to apen\a ten day vacation ner, Aloysius J . Gl'l&ekner and County, Ohio, that the e1tate of 8;30 p. m. on the lawn of the R•- in the North ay are:~ of Ontar10 . Frank Gloeckner, earh cf whom :Meigs couutv Probate Court: that ci'rie Home Bank. Proceed!! from c~nada. are deceased. whose places of resi- said Frank Gloeelr:nf!T' was admin. the social_ will 10 toward playdence are u~known and cannot be istered in Case No. 8281 In the ground equipment. ascertained, wllt take notice that said real estate was sold by and Phil WUiiarr.son, u plaintiff, filed through proptt land aale proceed NEW ARRIVAL his petition against them on the ings in Said Court -and by order Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert (Vir-~ 17tb day of April, 1907, in the and confirmation of said Court , ginla :Miyes), are announei.lli the "'vttr•l vac..-.t loh on w. Common Ple-as Court of Meigs and a deed of conveyanee glven birth of a sew~n pound three ounee ~In St..,.t, PorMroy, th.lt County, Ohio, the same being Case therefor for valuable consideration son It Holzer Hospital _c_ on Tbi.U's1 nte4 O'M»Win" No. 12,536, tJleglnJ", among other but that saiQ' proeeedirig11 did not _ _ _ .::....:..,_.::.__ things, that the plaintiff ls the correctly de~cribe uid land by owner in !ee simple and in actual metes and bounds but did, irt such following de- proreedings and deed .flllllher depossession of the 3. Metallic 4cJ!Oss 19. County scribed real est.ate, to-wit : scribe said lands as being all of 1. V\>nt rock a The followlna: real estate sltuatsaid lot lyinf north of the alley and '""4·' §-. fortltt•s C. Thrlc~ 21 . E:med in the Village of Pomeroy, between the alley and the Rehm lmU.!.) '·Church ploy County pf Meigs, State of Ohio and lot. That the defendants herein are Jteeple ~ - Food 22_.-described as follows : all the descendants of the said Ht 91;Juil from haw Beelnning B.t tbe Southw~st ear- Frank Gloeckner, deceased, and J~. T.hln t'ookl~ heaven 24. E"n ner of Lot No, 186 of c. w. Dab- all the devisees under the will or ta. mnr (Afr.) 0- Greedy <:punt· lf. £v~nlngs , '1. WOode"n ney's Additlnn to the Village of said Frank Gloeckner, and descenf'i"E.'d {po:tt. I 25. ctlms Pom~oy; tbence South 73 degree dants of such devisees and as such , ~~- Flnlah 26. Sup- · 8. $itting 30' Eut: 162 feet to an iron pipe; the defendants might claim an int18. Norse Jod linlerd•Y'• A•••er ""''!('t""!l thence South 80 degree East 48.8 eat In and lo ,;aid real eatate. That PD" 9. f\j"Df·thern 28. Finally I'· Dip 35. OrienLal feet t1.1 an Iron pipe on the West thP d~!!ld.lln~s might claim ~n int· Jl. Spc!Nier'• E\~ropean 29, Hull b i rcl the dud, P-rest Jn and to said real elltate by ·!lovely ll. Ws out ::.7. i>' ren<:"h ;-:;:-,c:-::· reasan. that said land sale proceed. ladyl• 1~. ~ncreau 31. R1ver !Fr.) • gt-nerllt side of We!t Main Strpet; thence ings and subf>equent deeds did not 18. Exctama. l.f. M•rJare>t 34. Wrt>!ithes ;s. I.l!gal ' correctly describe said real estate Idl.,.. J lion !H. I 1 prof(·Sslon by metes and bounds and any fur20. si.artlctent ther interest the defendents might 22. Sound,*" assert in said real estate is not I~ I known to plamtiff. ~ 23. Abufled 25. Attractive The prayer ot· said pehtion is ~; 21. Knttttnr that each and every one of the I" I' above de!emlants be compelled to I" 30 Goddeu or assert any claim they miy have ln harvest& and to sald real estate or be barred :n. Perform ' therefrom; that the claims, if any , 32. Roman of said defendantS be declared in· ·houae god I valid; that plaintiff's title in · and 33. Cry of pain to said real estate be quiete<{ and 3<&, F&IJehood that each of ihe defendants b' for34. nat-topped ever b:~rred from asserUna any -i . hill claim to S"aid real estate arfd for sd. Canterl other relief. 38. Rolli "39, Killed Said defendants above nl!lmil!J are f U. A.riotnt '' . required to answer said petition Cobl.) on or before the 3rd day 9_t Au· fl. lta11UI gust, 19~'7. ''!' judgment wJ)l be I" actreF.II taken agains( them as prayed for, 42. Viscid Phil Williamson, ~~ DOWN Plaintitr l . Hor•e Wl'hsler & Fulti! . ' di.set.!le (6) l4. 21. 28. m 5. 12. 19 file 2. Ships' Attorneys for Plaintiff. equipment Daily ..:-ntm'eJ Day Bnok SC».P, BRUS\-t ON T\-IE ~LOOR; I 6---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 12. 1957 1 Aluminum combination storm aaci ¥reen windows and doors. Steel and aluminum awnings and can-] opiea. CII.U William Radford 1 Rock Spruutll. ft 2 lmop: care for 2 chtldren. Wrlle _Box 66B-l!: , r /c 1he Datly Sentmel, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt;LTS Pomeroy. 7 6 6tp TEACHERS -=._ Sur; mer lim e posl· I 398 RATES 2 ceatJJ Pf.'T word, ane lnS£r1ion. Min!m"Jm charge 50<: .--4 ~ cntf per word for three con~ecutive inserlionA. · Special -One month for 25 cents per word. Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advt>rtlsln!! If Dot paid fer before the lStn of each month followlnJI: insertion . F..rren in Advertising--St,.ould hf' r('ported imnJt>dinLe ly . The Dally Sentinel .. m nol be reaponsibJe for mo11e than one lncorI'M Insertion. Card of Ttutnb and SJ1eCI1J Notice• of Events $1.00 . Obitnarlt'-1 published at 1 cent per word. SALE - APPLI·:s One and I trOR two rh1tla rs w·r hu sht'l. New H aven (1) Notices I coupl e or lady .to ltve m a_nd help ;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;:,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:....;;;;...o;;=;;;;;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;......:;;_....;.-.;;;;;;;;,. WANT ADS PrfONE -. - - - - . WANTEn ~ Lapabl.e ll!iddle aged WE BUY tiun educational divisio111 of lead· in.g orgcmiz:Jlion has inlcrcsting position fo r balance of summer for teachers or principal!;. Ttwse NOtiCE OF FlLING " AND HEARING ON INVENTORY P~•t• Court, Meivs County, Ohio TO the Executot· or Adminiitrat- or and to such of the following as JTRUCTURAL 1 BEAMI OHIO V A LLE Y w~ q u alify can earn up to $200. ras~inatinr, work . Your cxperi- JU K N CO. c ncc equips you to do successfull y. TraJnmg at nur expense for t hose ~elected . Permanent openings for those showing leadcrship ability . l<~ or •local interview give in confidence your lt'aching a .Jd extra circular activities, includin" phone number, write Mr. U. lt Clark, Box 4083, Parker.sburg, W. Va. 7 12 3tc ( 18) Employment Wonted I called on Mr . and · Mrs. Hallmark and family. .Mra. David Grindstaff and two children spent the holiday wi'.!1 relatives in Oak Hill. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . H. A . Barnitz aua ~on .• of Pomeroy c-ailed on th ! Brinker family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olivf'r Gary of 1 Atheru and Mrs . Angie Mil:(;, and two children of Ft. Lauder· dale, Fla ., apent Thursc1ay with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush ani son, Wayne. are re:oidc nts of the state of Ohio; surviving spouse, if any; next of ICitAP IRON_ MITALl kl b f · · d n; ene lCtanell un er the will, if any; the :~ttorncy or attorneys representing any of the aforementioned pP.:·son.!< : You are IJereby notified that on the IJlh da)' of July 19S7, on Phon. SlO ,_....., - - _ _ Inventory and Appraisemf'mt of the eslate of Esl:-lla Holter, deceased, (20 6J Insurance late or Racin(> in ~.aid County was FOR SALI filed in this Court. The Thomas W. Wagner hOme ~ - - -- Hearing on said Inventory and loeatPd in T..ctart Township, Me.igs ~PfDn""!.lnaurance A&eDCJ, t•n.. nty, Ohio, will be offered for '"ddl " .... bJI ApprR iseme!lt will he- had before "'"' .,.. IW epon. "re · n.u .....mo eoale by th•. unde .... igned at the Bonds Pborlt 8318-X 1-2o-4f this Court on the 31st day of July "' «• · 1957, at 10 o'dcock A. M, law offices of Crow and Crow, Exceptions thereto rna~· be iiled , Pomeny, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on FOREMAN & ABBOTI T.V. SER- by any Interested party at any July 16:h, 1957. Property appraised VlCJo~ AH makea Repaired by D · time prior to five days before the at $12,000.0C and cannot be sold pert TAettnici&al. Plume 6286 \' date set for hearing. for lea,; th<'n the appraised price. Middlepur· . 8-1D-U Property to be sold to the highest WITNESS my signature and bidder. subjt~cl to the l:lpprowal ol COMPL"'""ETE InsuranC611 Protection the seal of said Court, this the Court. Life. Autr.-, Fire, Polio. CaU DoTI 11th dn of July 191'17. Sybil Ebersbach , Admin Mills, Mil!dleport, Ohio. John C. Bact.n lstratrix ·~ J•.1dgc and Ex-Officio Clerk (7) IJ, 10. 11, 12, 13. 15. 6te BY M.ry olive Ingraham (21) Chief Deputy Clerk I ll NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE 3 houses-one in Middleport, twr. (1) 12, 19, 2tc In pursua~eo: or an order ol th;: near Rulla!ld. Mabel Hogue, RutProbate Court of Meigs County, hmd. Phone 24932. 7-11·3 il Ohio, I wHI orter for sale at Public BUILDING LOTS on Route 7, 1:.! Mr. fm.d Mrs. Alden Spring ·!' Auetion on the 3rd day of Augminutes from Pomeroy. Choice and children, Roanoke, Va., haY'! ust, 19~7. at 10:00 o'clock A. 1\-1., at of size. ~alph Russell, Pomeroy. ·1een visiting her parents, M·. the front door of tt>! Court Howe 6 29 'ltc •nd Mrs. 03n Moore the pu~ at Pomeroy, Ohio, the following two weeks . describe<l rePI eat-ate situated in Mr . and Mrs. George Circl.' the Village of Middleport, County FOR SALE - 2 story brick building 60·tH Walnut St., Middleport «nd daughter of Pomeroy a 1 1 of Meigs and State of Oblo, and Contact William Michael, cor . \trs. Mary Circle and son Mel Jill bounded and de11cribed as follows: That lot or parcel of land with 2nd anrl WRlnut. Phone 6036·Y. spent Sunday afternoon with Hr the building and Improvements 7 9 6tc and Mrs. Donald Pieree, Athen.!o Florence Circle vlliited Mrs. .ffo- thereon, situate at the northwest hert Koon, Belpre, Saturday. corner of Sixth and Palmer Streett 1 Mrs . Ermal Schreckengast a'1d in the Town ot Middleport, Melge l lUX WA"UI ~Irs . Frostee Pratt of Pa1 kersb•1r1: County, and State c.f Ohlo, on plot c<~.llcd on Mn. Dean Brinkl-r in size Fifty (M) teet b.v one hunSumlily aft('rnoon. 1 dred (100) feet and more partieu·l A'ftOIIWI • • Mr . and Mr!l. Circle and family larly described on Map, Page 4, Lega/ NOft'ce PUBLIC AUCTION _ .11;1;- 13. : Orchard . N1 •·.~ HH vrn Pho n(' TIJ1:00 P. M. Dana HoHman 's, % 241iHH. 7 12 IOtc j mile brlow Tup~u Plains .~rr ! l.;y1nn-;-s- (:;~ 1":;~1 -ll ~u.~-t·- for s a l ~~! Rt. 7. 2 _ph·r.e Hv1ng room l:iUI e. Jll'l tu n ln u-k . Also n•gi ~I P r ed' , o~d . t'haJr, ]llano , floor lamps, Ro~ ton Tcrrirr p up)l ir~. Conl.art :11nmg room lable anrl rhalr.~ . · Layton Sa." rr. NPw 1/:~ v t·n. w. Wanted- PAPEH H. I N(:Jl\ ~1-·2ii breakfast ~>et, 2 Iron beds . comVa . Phone 'J'U -244ri5. 7 H fitp years exprrience. free e•J' i plfte. Anhque dresser, diShes , mates, I •. V. Reisinger, Racin ' prE'ssure canner- holds 7 qt'i.Box 124, Ohio. 7-5-H China 1;ase and ornaments, 2 warm Morning stoves. l'ug11, electric perculator, Sunbeam mixer and toaster. log cabin , t'<.lrn sheller . huu stw , brooder. other article.!! .. FOR S' \LJ•; - Smal 1 hu .~ i ncs~, too numer ·us to mention. groc e1 y. ga~ . pop and ice t-re~m. "By th• Au~tion"r Brownl• Woods Hc:.son:~ble Phu JI{~ 807 -M. Hour Owl I · - Dana Hoffman 7 9 6tc 7 10 3tp Contract" - · - - -----c:-::--::c- POULTRY FOH SAI.E- J<"irsl 1Gent:,·nLin-n Arhor Acre;« Vaf' re <!( WOMAN neell1 a home Write GCT•Grading & Ditcb Diga:in,q trwic Hall. Box 34, Porllanrl . ':ru~ s BM iler cll irk s. FOU • Back-Hoe Service 7 3 LOtt) ...x;c;S- Dc Knlb th e: l' ro fit Pul eTruck Loading Equipment - --:c:-:-- - - - - WI . ltF:ItM Hf<~ HRY "~ !li\TCil •Dump Truck Servlcc HeldQlHirt•r• for J~RY, Inc ., J':•t'\u•rshurg, W ] VIRGIL WAMSLEY ~am••mite Lug&c~ge Lane Cedar Va . l'h on t· CA ·:.! :i.iRfi 5 10-lmo.> ] Phone Cheshire 7-74,79 (;nf'ah - LAU Window Fans1 FrlgJrl~lre Refrlgeraton. GRAVEl.'/ 'L and 1 ':""'...,,....~'="",...."'·"·'-...,."',....~.J l•il•r Furniture, Mlddl1port, Ohio Service R. A J<' i 1 ,1<~w, 512 E. WORK CJ:o:SPERATELY NEEDED : ~ 29 tf \fain St. , romrr1 :1 . 4 27 tr In need of honc.!t work of any kh•d. High Sohool grad"'''· ) ( 11 Phone 0923-J, .fames Mohler, I 6 WANTP.r> rn BUY 5 !o 15 M;i~leporl, Rt. 1. __ 7 8 7tp Straight legged Buglr. pup- 7 aJ 1 liS L . , . _ 11, acres !Jf .C11 ••1 4 1n ~ fP r t h1 g h S - e • months old. Mark on his neck. ~ot'I'MJ"OW . Ohl• pr~· fcra l~ h· ne:t r Jlu t l.w d Mus t he . USI _ !S FVICe5 Goes by t he name of Snappy . Oft Rt. 33. Call Wm. G,_, tlnft nun er nl and gn, d mnrket- BULLDOZER for hire po d1 Lell home 41h of .Jul y. $1U .Ufl Rode lprln.. b ..ementl, landacaplni. R, n M' Reward for w, .... cvcr fuuho him 1 a.h!l' prtre ('on!.wl . l.unr~ J, ~l"ln ~ r , Hurtc N••· I. llo)( 77, .Cowdery, Long Bottom. Phon• CaU 1~9- M . 7 JO Jtc ~-fro zJers Bo\,om , W Va. . . 10. 5·25-tf 7 Ill 3t.c - - - - - " -- - - RADIO. 'I'EL&VtS!ON SERVICE, lli'~URANCE AGENCY I 14) Phon• Ul, Cl•land Appllaneo L H. !<A WWIGS SONS CO. - 24 · --- - - -·---- - --fllr.t. Automobll•. HMitl!l l Store, l .u i W. Main St., Pomeror hour ~r«ll:er Service. Dl)' HOt :s r.: for n ·nl. :t ronrns a tl•i 2·28-tf ACCIDENT hnth , l'()m(")ll'l r ly •"t•dr•PNtl tf-"J . Phone tl227 . Nlaat Phone Llfw, C11Nity •nd a.1111 Phou l' 321 ·X. 7-11-:J ' .J QUICK SERVJt:E 1.'11 Watth Ce80311-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEA.Ltas. B'd tt palr1ng by JI'WQry Trained 5 ruu m nnd UHth :~par t m r·nl . newwatchmaker, COLLINS JEWE. In MIDOLIPORT, OHIO ly dr~cora1 ::-rl. Call :.!!l·t. 7 2 tf LERS. PmneroJ 1-3-tt 61:16-M O>IONII 6311 A PAR T MENT For l\t' nt - \ lnfurFREE INSTALLATION lOSI PACKAHD. Guull CotHiition ni sh f'd . nflu ], s \lll< y. 2nrl ~ 1 ., T'!llll· Murrlcrs, ~tJat covers, halterle!l, Quick s.ale. Hohert D. l' u llin s, 5 Good Clom Uoed Can rr n.v. Phon " 44U·M ur 24-Y tire5. Budget lcrm s. Moore's, Llberly Av<'., Pomeroy , 0. AU Makes and Mod~Jo 7 IU til]) 8 22 ]moe Pomeroy. 1 12 Jl c 1 Legal Notice Block 83, Ma.p 211. Being part of ....01 J'IO . ul3 1n Palmeri A_.ddltion. Being the same real estate conveyed to Zona Hettesimer by1deed recorded in Deed Book 175, Page ~5 of the Me:gs County Deed Record! . Said real estatE: u situated at No: 552 Palm er Street, Middleport, OhiO: (Acros~ the street from 1 the SaplJ st Church.) Said premise:~ are appraised at $7.300.00, and must be sold for not Jess than two-thirds (2/3) of said appraised value. TERMS OF SALE: Cash In Hand On Day Of Sale. Aten S~ain, Executor of the •• I rlAt.:iOn SA-LES .ost - -· - - __ ............... -·---c... .., Wanted To Buy Found 1(2Q)B •ne I = ,-,--- ---- ISbl AutoS<!rvictls CARMEL - -- For -Rent Rodney Downing E5tate of Zona Hetteslmer, Deceased. Webster & Ful~z.. 1 Attorneys for Executor. (1') !i, 12, 19, 26, (0) 2. :Jtc I INSTALLMET SENTENCE WATERFORD, Cnn. UP __ Con· , victed of de~mken driving, Willie Austin 44 was ordered to serve ' ' . a 60-da)" jail sentence on . the m· stallment plan. After pleadmg that h~ n_ee.de~ to stay ~orne to care lot hls 111 Wlfe, Aushn was told to serve each Saturday and Sunday for SO weeks. I I I STOP! STOP LOOK LISTEN AT MEIGS MOTOR CO. (Chrysler Dealer) In Middleport 4-HOOM HOI!SF:, a nt' re 1DD3 J'ontiac 8 cyl. D!x. 2 dr. S •$:H\.f)U per 1110. AI Appll' C.rovl'. dan Hydramatlc rtrive . SpoUc ~•~ Scf' Al e:>~ \\heeler. 7 10 :He nr.ginai Hahl blue rini!l t~ . 5DINi.OO Dlacttnar'.;, . Ponwr·l/ ( 16) For l{ent or Sole 7 11<\tc 1952 8UI('k Conv. Cpc. F'OR SALE OR TRAVF: ·- 22 a1·re farm, 4 room hou sP. mail and S('hOol b•Jr~" route . Sell or trllrlt• f•11· IWU '>i' tt nd lt•l . (; t'l>r :.!i ' 7 11-6•p Ke nn edy, Rulla nd . $fi!l~.OIJ. Blaettnar's, Pomero~ . 7 ·11 ·0 19ril Chcv. 2 dr, Hnrtl Top S59S.OO . Blallltnar '·t, Porncrn.1 7-ll ·tllt - IN THE AREA PR~CF.S TO THE LOW LOW WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS CFRI. & SAT.) UNTIL 8:00 P.M. .,..,.. MEIGS MOTOR CO. ~··· ) Biltwell Kitchen Cabinets '"Build Bett.r Par L..,.. GRUESI!R BLOCK CO. I Mllea North of Pom•ror ;=:;:; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE = -=:-:-:-::: - -··-::-:::;-- 1956 Buick V8 Super 4 rh·. Rh·et·i 1 TWO ROO :t1 l<'urni ~ hcd apartment Sedan . rower , ~ecrlns.: 1:1 :d 127 Butlel'llul . close In town . brakt'll . One careful owrwr 6 26 12l.c $2,~ .00 , IBiacttnar·li, l'om e-· roy, 7-11 -tll ,, For Itcot -- Extension t.adders, Scaffold hJar£111, Drop Cloths. : 91'1:1 Ford V8 CustomllOCJ 4 rl · Cllnlon Fl ~ her, Middleport. Jedan. Fordomalic drl vr Phone ll2b3-JC.. 11 1 tJ Clfanc.tt '55 In town . $1S05 Oll - ---·---Blaettnar'.!, Pomeru.v. 7-ll ·tll - - -.- --- -117 ) HelpWanted 19M Dndgc V8 Cornet 4 dr. St·dan. Automatic ablft. Owut.! :l hy one looal service !ltlltlnn WAI\TED- r r-li8bl1· rn~rrirrl Ill' 1 Bir 2:1 to 35. 5 day week , $11•1 owner. Top1. *1195,00. Bl11l'll 1111 lnry pll1 ~ \)() n tJ ~ . ap11ly Nir4.n•r's, Pomeroy. 7· 11 ·Htc ll·.~ Ba krry. 80ft W Mai n Sf. . l'onwrov af\N 5:00 T' . M. any For bi!Kl used car VALUES, sec week rilly. 7·11 -J '.r BILL CHILllS, 7 9 1mop Gas furnace, storm windows & doors, wall to wall car· petlng, \', bath duwn stairs, full bath upstairs. Ideal location al!Ol High Stt·cet. Financing available. G. 5. HobsteHer Jr., Real Estate Broker %23 E. 2nd Sl. -- -----·· -·--·---- l 1 0 Pomeroy, Ohio JJAJ~V CRY PTOQUOTE- RECONDITIONED SEWING MACHINE LOWIST PRICE EVER I Stop In at Our S. Third St. Phone 6220 e Huffy Cabinet $15 Extro e e FREEl with ..ch m•chlne Plnklnt Shoan 9 1 16 Now Far DeMonotNtlon OR MAIL THIS COUPON I I I I I OUSEHOLD 911 THIRD AVI NG MACHINE CO. i PHONI 9116 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. CALL COLLaCT PRICES START AT $32.95 Cotne In and Shop Tonaorrow Convenient Budget Terms at · Moore's Busy Stores Pomeroy PHONEMOO,RES 388-Y · · · OHIO . ' r. ~ . rv SLEGVH- Darn these little cars tha o look like a va:cancv! Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily on 990 spot Ouedoort s powtrltd. fOOd--loOit£•11 p<~rldle. ladtHJr~ 4 am4rt, AC-DC t.a.ble radio. Cabiu& ia unbNokablc '" M""?' vee. DICK TRACY ON HAND On Your Radio Dial Writer SlOTT. Y••tPrday•• c rJ'ptoquote: I'D RATHER ONE ~HOULD WALK WIT.H liE THAN" MERELY TELL THE W<\Y Et'GAR GUEST Dtolrlb11led b)' kin~: Fuiuru Synd~ut e PORTABLE RADIO • Pewerhl perknMna .. ltorllritt ., IleuM ntrrent e CMkt tl I IIIMlrf COIH Mm.lndHI H LAKY MAMLFEY YOFT-BL WWLMS Olive Ingraham CHESHIRE. Conn. UP - Three· year-old Dobby St. John WftB snved from drownirg because a voiunteer fireman ran out of gas. Stopping in the vacant headquarters fOr help, Lt. Joseph Yongquist answered a telephone alarm so prompUy that the youngster was revived. ON FIRE ITfL\CA, K. Y. UP- A WallaceCo. truck driVer finally realized why firemen, who were driving their engine next to his truck, were yelling, waving their ar111s and ringina: the bell. His own truck was . aflame. P.EANUTS By SHULTjl NANCY SOMEBODY DROPPED A BOX OF DOUGHNUTS AC.oc • •• o D l _........... e ~· ,.-..r c.f4 toMp•rtMtM • H•-..• IMthw carrrlftt COM •vt~IIHII ••• -uorr to.... ...,ye-. Wlltloft ....... ••,...., ... dlfttll. - Pllto hKhoftt - • ,,.,;:,.. ·- -- ABBIE AND SLATS Top Portable Value! .,' LOW G-E PRICE! ~·' Schwinn Trainer and Regular Bikes In AU Sizes -.· -·- - --- -- - - - - -: SE $29.95 J • •• ' ••• • / \ Favo....a·CJ.E I HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACH INI CO. 1 918 3RD AVI., HUNTINGTON NAME ----·· · -- ··-· ·-·· ·-·· ·- ·-·- . ---·-··----·· I STREET ··-·--··-· · -· · ···-· -····--·····--··- ····-· CITY ····--·· ··- -·· ·-··· ·- --· STATE ·--·-···-·· · PHONE ·······---·-· -· ···· · ···----· lFD ··-··- ·· I IF RFD GIVE DIRECTION -·--··· ---- ·- · ········ - 3-way; BKM\'"'E AOM:H.MFY TT Bike Service Also ----------------- .. L. - Monarch We carry everything in $4.95 Value CALL RVLFA Middleport BICYCLES I '' A Cr)'pl•cn.m Quot•tlon VALLEY LUMBER .and SUPPLY LJL ABNER WJEH Here's how to "'ork It: lo J. 0 N 0 .F E L . L 0 W One letter simp ly stands for another. In this sample A Is used for y.- three L's , X for the two O's, etc. Slnglt> letters. apo3 tropiW:5, the !ength and formation or the word:i ~~ore all !unts Etch clef the code letters are different. $1.00 WEEKLY $14.50 ~- AXYDLBAAXR TOP NAMES IN SINGER - - -~ FOR SALE - 1950 Je('p Station . AMHil'IOUS MA N o f uuq tlcstion · waaon, with overdrive, good ablo reflnrrl<'nt nne\ chnrnder, condlllon. Phone 220. 7 D 6\c., a ~ e 24 to 60. c·o !lr gf' ~lucaUon prf'rtlrrecl, mu st be n •D dy to ac· C('pl pos iti(•tl by AtJg. I nnd be ~91 t•apable of f'nrnin~Jl above $5.000 Annually. Nrcd local allsi.~ hmt to hP clt'vclCipcd ns art•a manager. f>' or locnl i:ltcrvic ·.v writr fully ~h·inG ll t,l C. cxpericmct• and ()ack,lilround Including phonu num · 10 H. P. Jobnaan outboard mo1or . brr to Mr G. H. Clark , Box 12 ft . V Bottom bo<ot, both i n 4:083, rarluJr5bnr g, W . V.'l. aood . condition, price $150.01l 712:-Jtr rea1 buy aee boat 11nd mot()r H' :I • · Nleldet Gulf StAtion, ROO w. Wnnted. Men . WomC' n to r a is~ Main St., Pomeroy. 7-11-:J' .• bait ror us At hnmc . Full. .~ pnr r tlnJ('. Doc ~ r· t tnkt• lip spa'"!. Grocer)' atortt tlze Toledo acalea We furni sh rv('l'yth ing. Wr i L~ for taJo, Contact Allen Rouah, Sherwootl, Dept. JlMS, J.(am r · Bradbury, o. 1' 12 3tc den Hlghlanrl.s, \fH ' ne . 7-11·3 'n Reconditioned Sln11er Portable :Jiectrle Sowin1 Machine. New WANTED - New anfl u.qcd car motor. Ne!¥ wlrtnJ, Guaranteed sr.leman, S!lary and c omr.Ji.q~ion . Write Box 6R8·D, c/o Th ~· Dailey ;a ~ :_i Loweat price ever. Only Sentin«~l, Pomtroy, 0. 7 A 6Lc ! Hurry! Limited •upply. H01.1tebbld Sewing Ma· HOUSEWIVES & MOTHft: R S-P~rt Co., 918 9rd Ave ., Hunttime without intcrrerrlng with W. Va., for free hOme ramlly res pon! ibllitit::s or full '112 6tp time empluyment. local usign· t' ·ent with ·nationally known or1 and 11 1lzation. Numhrr 1 in Us ·No extra char,g:,_ field , definite guarAnteed in· We aervice what eome for thOle accepted. Pleasltefr(Jeratlon, 71 t ing peuon11Uty and best rererAve., Middleport. ence required. Tills l.J not ll trav!':\ ~""'" ~tJ~~· 'til 10 p. m. eiJng: nor usual canvasing potl7 U 3tc tlon. For local Interview write 10 c:ublc giving aa:e. addrM!l, phone numeond!· ber to Mr. Gerald Clark, Box 4083.. ParkenblJfi, W. ·,ra 110. 7 ~ 8tp 7 12 ::ltc Phone 232 I ~ i•• Office and See Display 7 Room House, 3 Bedrooms ~ I'" ·I" AUTO SALES -c--cHOUSE - 8 rooms and bath. One mile from Chester on Rt. No. 7, running wate", electrlcily and natural gas in hou~e. bill garden . YU 5-:!232. A. J . Carter, Star Route, Che~l'lr. 7 8 12te f.i2 I! . .... Middleport, 0. Phone 6378 or 60%3 METROPOLITAN CONCRETR BLOCK!! T'' 'c.'«>u. ••• AT THG SHARPEST CARS (B) Auto Sales garden . SEEN 1-\ER, [)AllY CROSSWORD Real Estate Broker -::--:-::-:-,- - - UNRA" ElOO. '(OJ 1-\A'JEN T WE SEE TODAY: LOO LISTE Reo I Estate For Hire! ~ I BJINDI>l;t i'ILL ., ! ' .. 'I, J/ Portallle \ Appliance Dealer • I ..!• .'' " ~- ' '·*' 1 >( , ' TERRY • ::.,}.. .. . • By GEORGE WOND~R ·- ' MIDDlEPORT ... H.-6- R. ' Fi,eitOne' ' Dlslrlbuled by GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. A Division ol General El~lrie Comp'\DY Cincinnati - Da~to~ ..,... l'!!rlalll.~uth ___ -- .................. By &AEBURN VANBUREN �Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 19S7-7 Legal Notice North 11 delfee 10' ZUt &U feot 1 a lon g the W. aide of W, M.aln St. to day, July 1t. Grandparen~ 7re .::JI' Mn. Lu~ ille Ml)'&l, Middleport, Veronica GlC~ed.n e r Maurer Frank ir on pipe at the SOutheut earner .France. Swartz.- or what wuformerly koown a• the a nd Arthur Co\<ert, Zanesville, SwarbwaJder, walder, Ann S••rttwalder, Irene Rehm pr operty ; thenee North 89 Grto!at grandparents are Mrs. EH~Dolan, Carl Swarmralder, Robert dearee We.at 220 feet 1lon1 the y beth K!rby ar.d Joseph Kirby, of Swartzwalder, Ruth Swartz:wald er , South line of the uld f(lrmer PLAN STAG PICNIC Middleport. M a r Y Swartzwalder, Edward Rehm property and the> South Un e The Pomt-r()y Second Ward Firf' = ::::::::::::c:-:-:::Swarlzwalder. William Swutwald- of Loti 18'1 and 186 to the place Dqpartment !J'!I\J hold a 1tag pienl ~· BIRTHDAY OBSERVID er, Clara S. M•u rer , Joaephine s. ot bea;inning St1Dd1y at the Dr. Hewetson cabin . Eueptlng therefrom the [!Oal at Forked Run Lake Members ThE- th1rte.-mth birthday or Gary Grtene, Josephine Greene , Andrew who wish ·to go are re'q u e ~tted to Autt was cele~rated Thuuday at Zwilling, Ternsa Zwilling, Elean01 a nd other minerala therein and meet at the ward House at 9 a. m. 1 the ho~e _of hJS parents. Mr. an d Stid::1f, Cornelius Zwlllina:, Wll· th e rig ht to r.tine the same without Mrs. Wilham Ault, South Front Weber, ~wis Weber, Paul Oden. Incumbrance to the •urfacl! and Stree t. Birthday cake and lee walder, Alire Greene, Dorothy a ll ways and rla:hta of way a1o ng MlliTING CALLED A meeting o[ the trustees and cream were se-rved by Mr. and Mrs. liam Gloeckner, Ruth Gloeckner . any mineral seam .as set forth in the o l I i c e r a of Drew Web- Ault to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dod- Bertha Metcmair, Mrs. J . w. Haban deed LO Frank Gloeckner by Sarah .lter Po&t American Legion has son and chil.drcn, Duid, Danny whose first name is unknown, J . H. Dabne-y, et al., in Meia:a County betn called by Joseph Struble, and Pamela; Mr. and Mr&. C. H W. Haban, Mrs. John Whiteside-, Deed Record•; that plaintiff and commander for Monday, July 15 Wise Jr.; Gary, Kay, Dennis and 'A-hose fint name is unknown, his predeees~Cirs in ~tle have held John Whiteside, whose placea of real estate adversely, openlv and at 1' :30 p. m, The regular meeting William Perry Ault. resident are :mknown and cannot notoriouJ'Iy 11 aratnlt eacb and of ~he Post will follow at 8 p. m. be ucertained; and the unknown every one of said detendantJ for LEAVE FOR _ CLEVELANO helr.s, de:vlaecs, legatees , executors , a per iod in exce11 of twent)' -one OtS PICNIC admlmistratots and anigns of Kath- yean; that 11aid real estate was Racine Chapter OES and their Mr. and Mrs. Edi~on Hobstet• •::· famUies will have a picnic at 6 left today for Clevehmd whe ·t• ryn Swartz~·atder, Frank Swartz- ~ owned by Frflnk Gloeckner, at timt.> walder, Nicholas Swartzwalder time of his death, and who died p. m. July 13 at Bailey's Lake . 1\e will attend the regular rnD11 John Swartzwalder, Andrew Swart~ , testate on or about the 9th day thly meeting of the Boat•d Jf walder., Annie Odenwalder, Mary of April, 1919, leaving a last Will Directors o( the Federal Reserve 1~1 C~EAM SOCIAL Swartzwalder, Elitabeth Greene, which has been ad,mitted to prl). Bank of Cleveland. They al.:;,) ll~iqe. PT~ iB' ·holding an ice Elizabeth Zwilling, Peter J. Gloeck· hate in the P1obate Court of Meig~ eream socitt Saturday July 20 at plan to apen\a ten day vacation ner, Aloysius J . Gl'l&ekner and County, Ohio, that the e1tate of 8;30 p. m. on the lawn of the R•- in the North ay are:~ of Ontar10 . Frank Gloeckner, earh cf whom :Meigs couutv Probate Court: that ci'rie Home Bank. Proceed!! from c~nada. are deceased. whose places of resi- said Frank Gloeelr:nf!T' was admin. the social_ will 10 toward playdence are u~known and cannot be istered in Case No. 8281 In the ground equipment. ascertained, wllt take notice that said real estate was sold by and Phil WUiiarr.son, u plaintiff, filed through proptt land aale proceed NEW ARRIVAL his petition against them on the ings in Said Court -and by order Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert (Vir-~ 17tb day of April, 1907, in the and confirmation of said Court , ginla :Miyes), are announei.lli the "'vttr•l vac..-.t loh on w. Common Ple-as Court of Meigs and a deed of conveyanee glven birth of a sew~n pound three ounee ~In St..,.t, PorMroy, th.lt County, Ohio, the same being Case therefor for valuable consideration son It Holzer Hospital _c_ on Tbi.U's1 nte4 O'M»Win" No. 12,536, tJleglnJ", among other but that saiQ' proeeedirig11 did not _ _ _ .::....:..,_.::.__ things, that the plaintiff ls the correctly de~cribe uid land by owner in !ee simple and in actual metes and bounds but did, irt such following de- proreedings and deed .flllllher depossession of the 3. Metallic 4cJ!Oss 19. County scribed real est.ate, to-wit : scribe said lands as being all of 1. V\>nt rock a The followlna: real estate sltuatsaid lot lyinf north of the alley and '""4·' §-. fortltt•s C. Thrlc~ 21 . E:med in the Village of Pomeroy, between the alley and the Rehm lmU.!.) '·Church ploy County pf Meigs, State of Ohio and lot. That the defendants herein are Jteeple ~ - Food 22_.-described as follows : all the descendants of the said Ht 91;Juil from haw Beelnning B.t tbe Southw~st ear- Frank Gloeckner, deceased, and J~. T.hln t'ookl~ heaven 24. E"n ner of Lot No, 186 of c. w. Dab- all the devisees under the will or ta. mnr (Afr.) 0- Greedy <:punt· lf. £v~nlngs , '1. WOode"n ney's Additlnn to the Village of said Frank Gloeckner, and descenf'i"E.'d {po:tt. I 25. ctlms Pom~oy; tbence South 73 degree dants of such devisees and as such , ~~- Flnlah 26. Sup- · 8. $itting 30' Eut: 162 feet to an iron pipe; the defendants might claim an int18. Norse Jod linlerd•Y'• A•••er ""''!('t""!l thence South 80 degree East 48.8 eat In and lo ,;aid real eatate. That PD" 9. f\j"Df·thern 28. Finally I'· Dip 35. OrienLal feet t1.1 an Iron pipe on the West thP d~!!ld.lln~s might claim ~n int· Jl. Spc!Nier'• E\~ropean 29, Hull b i rcl the dud, P-rest Jn and to said real elltate by ·!lovely ll. Ws out ::.7. i>' ren<:"h ;-:;:-,c:-::· reasan. that said land sale proceed. ladyl• 1~. ~ncreau 31. R1ver !Fr.) • gt-nerllt side of We!t Main Strpet; thence ings and subf>equent deeds did not 18. Exctama. l.f. M•rJare>t 34. Wrt>!ithes ;s. I.l!gal ' correctly describe said real estate Idl.,.. J lion !H. I 1 prof(·Sslon by metes and bounds and any fur20. si.artlctent ther interest the defendents might 22. Sound,*" assert in said real estate is not I~ I known to plamtiff. ~ 23. Abufled 25. Attractive The prayer ot· said pehtion is ~; 21. Knttttnr that each and every one of the I" I' above de!emlants be compelled to I" 30 Goddeu or assert any claim they miy have ln harvest& and to sald real estate or be barred :n. Perform ' therefrom; that the claims, if any , 32. Roman of said defendantS be declared in· ·houae god I valid; that plaintiff's title in · and 33. Cry of pain to said real estate be quiete<{ and 3<&, F&IJehood that each of ihe defendants b' for34. nat-topped ever b:~rred from asserUna any -i . hill claim to S"aid real estate arfd for sd. Canterl other relief. 38. Rolli "39, Killed Said defendants above nl!lmil!J are f U. A.riotnt '' . required to answer said petition Cobl.) on or before the 3rd day 9_t Au· fl. lta11UI gust, 19~'7. ''!' judgment wJ)l be I" actreF.II taken agains( them as prayed for, 42. Viscid Phil Williamson, ~~ DOWN Plaintitr l . Hor•e Wl'hsler & Fulti! . ' di.set.!le (6) l4. 21. 28. m 5. 12. 19 file 2. Ships' Attorneys for Plaintiff. equipment Daily ..:-ntm'eJ Day Bnok SC».P, BRUS\-t ON T\-IE ~LOOR; I 6---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 12. 1957 1 Aluminum combination storm aaci ¥reen windows and doors. Steel and aluminum awnings and can-] opiea. CII.U William Radford 1 Rock Spruutll. ft 2 lmop: care for 2 chtldren. Wrlle _Box 66B-l!: , r /c 1he Datly Sentmel, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt;LTS Pomeroy. 7 6 6tp TEACHERS -=._ Sur; mer lim e posl· I 398 RATES 2 ceatJJ Pf.'T word, ane lnS£r1ion. Min!m"Jm charge 50<: .--4 ~ cntf per word for three con~ecutive inserlionA. · Special -One month for 25 cents per word. Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advt>rtlsln!! If Dot paid fer before the lStn of each month followlnJI: insertion . F..rren in Advertising--St,.ould hf' r('ported imnJt>dinLe ly . The Dally Sentinel .. m nol be reaponsibJe for mo11e than one lncorI'M Insertion. Card of Ttutnb and SJ1eCI1J Notice• of Events $1.00 . Obitnarlt'-1 published at 1 cent per word. SALE - APPLI·:s One and I trOR two rh1tla rs w·r hu sht'l. New H aven (1) Notices I coupl e or lady .to ltve m a_nd help ;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;:,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:....;;;;...o;;=;;;;;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;......:;;_....;.-.;;;;;;;;,. WANT ADS PrfONE -. - - - - . WANTEn ~ Lapabl.e ll!iddle aged WE BUY tiun educational divisio111 of lead· in.g orgcmiz:Jlion has inlcrcsting position fo r balance of summer for teachers or principal!;. Ttwse NOtiCE OF FlLING " AND HEARING ON INVENTORY P~•t• Court, Meivs County, Ohio TO the Executot· or Adminiitrat- or and to such of the following as JTRUCTURAL 1 BEAMI OHIO V A LLE Y w~ q u alify can earn up to $200. ras~inatinr, work . Your cxperi- JU K N CO. c ncc equips you to do successfull y. TraJnmg at nur expense for t hose ~elected . Permanent openings for those showing leadcrship ability . l<~ or •local interview give in confidence your lt'aching a .Jd extra circular activities, includin" phone number, write Mr. U. lt Clark, Box 4083, Parker.sburg, W. Va. 7 12 3tc ( 18) Employment Wonted I called on Mr . and · Mrs. Hallmark and family. .Mra. David Grindstaff and two children spent the holiday wi'.!1 relatives in Oak Hill. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . H. A . Barnitz aua ~on .• of Pomeroy c-ailed on th ! Brinker family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olivf'r Gary of 1 Atheru and Mrs . Angie Mil:(;, and two children of Ft. Lauder· dale, Fla ., apent Thursc1ay with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush ani son, Wayne. are re:oidc nts of the state of Ohio; surviving spouse, if any; next of ICitAP IRON_ MITALl kl b f · · d n; ene lCtanell un er the will, if any; the :~ttorncy or attorneys representing any of the aforementioned pP.:·son.!< : You are IJereby notified that on the IJlh da)' of July 19S7, on Phon. SlO ,_....., - - _ _ Inventory and Appraisemf'mt of the eslate of Esl:-lla Holter, deceased, (20 6J Insurance late or Racin(> in ~.aid County was FOR SALI filed in this Court. The Thomas W. Wagner hOme ~ - - -- Hearing on said Inventory and loeatPd in T..ctart Township, Me.igs ~PfDn""!.lnaurance A&eDCJ, t•n.. nty, Ohio, will be offered for '"ddl " .... bJI ApprR iseme!lt will he- had before "'"' .,.. IW epon. "re · n.u .....mo eoale by th•. unde .... igned at the Bonds Pborlt 8318-X 1-2o-4f this Court on the 31st day of July "' «• · 1957, at 10 o'dcock A. M, law offices of Crow and Crow, Exceptions thereto rna~· be iiled , Pomeny, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on FOREMAN & ABBOTI T.V. SER- by any Interested party at any July 16:h, 1957. Property appraised VlCJo~ AH makea Repaired by D · time prior to five days before the at $12,000.0C and cannot be sold pert TAettnici&al. Plume 6286 \' date set for hearing. for lea,; th<'n the appraised price. Middlepur· . 8-1D-U Property to be sold to the highest WITNESS my signature and bidder. subjt~cl to the l:lpprowal ol COMPL"'""ETE InsuranC611 Protection the seal of said Court, this the Court. Life. Autr.-, Fire, Polio. CaU DoTI 11th dn of July 191'17. Sybil Ebersbach , Admin Mills, Mil!dleport, Ohio. John C. Bact.n lstratrix ·~ J•.1dgc and Ex-Officio Clerk (7) IJ, 10. 11, 12, 13. 15. 6te BY M.ry olive Ingraham (21) Chief Deputy Clerk I ll NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE 3 houses-one in Middleport, twr. (1) 12, 19, 2tc In pursua~eo: or an order ol th;: near Rulla!ld. Mabel Hogue, RutProbate Court of Meigs County, hmd. Phone 24932. 7-11·3 il Ohio, I wHI orter for sale at Public BUILDING LOTS on Route 7, 1:.! Mr. fm.d Mrs. Alden Spring ·!' Auetion on the 3rd day of Augminutes from Pomeroy. Choice and children, Roanoke, Va., haY'! ust, 19~7. at 10:00 o'clock A. 1\-1., at of size. ~alph Russell, Pomeroy. ·1een visiting her parents, M·. the front door of tt>! Court Howe 6 29 'ltc •nd Mrs. 03n Moore the pu~ at Pomeroy, Ohio, the following two weeks . describe<l rePI eat-ate situated in Mr . and Mrs. George Circl.' the Village of Middleport, County FOR SALE - 2 story brick building 60·tH Walnut St., Middleport «nd daughter of Pomeroy a 1 1 of Meigs and State of Oblo, and Contact William Michael, cor . \trs. Mary Circle and son Mel Jill bounded and de11cribed as follows: That lot or parcel of land with 2nd anrl WRlnut. Phone 6036·Y. spent Sunday afternoon with Hr the building and Improvements 7 9 6tc and Mrs. Donald Pieree, Athen.!o Florence Circle vlliited Mrs. .ffo- thereon, situate at the northwest hert Koon, Belpre, Saturday. corner of Sixth and Palmer Streett 1 Mrs . Ermal Schreckengast a'1d in the Town ot Middleport, Melge l lUX WA"UI ~Irs . Frostee Pratt of Pa1 kersb•1r1: County, and State c.f Ohlo, on plot c<~.llcd on Mn. Dean Brinkl-r in size Fifty (M) teet b.v one hunSumlily aft('rnoon. 1 dred (100) feet and more partieu·l A'ftOIIWI • • Mr . and Mr!l. Circle and family larly described on Map, Page 4, Lega/ NOft'ce PUBLIC AUCTION _ .11;1;- 13. : Orchard . N1 •·.~ HH vrn Pho n(' TIJ1:00 P. M. Dana HoHman 's, % 241iHH. 7 12 IOtc j mile brlow Tup~u Plains .~rr ! l.;y1nn-;-s- (:;~ 1":;~1 -ll ~u.~-t·- for s a l ~~! Rt. 7. 2 _ph·r.e Hv1ng room l:iUI e. Jll'l tu n ln u-k . Also n•gi ~I P r ed' , o~d . t'haJr, ]llano , floor lamps, Ro~ ton Tcrrirr p up)l ir~. Conl.art :11nmg room lable anrl rhalr.~ . · Layton Sa." rr. NPw 1/:~ v t·n. w. Wanted- PAPEH H. I N(:Jl\ ~1-·2ii breakfast ~>et, 2 Iron beds . comVa . Phone 'J'U -244ri5. 7 H fitp years exprrience. free e•J' i plfte. Anhque dresser, diShes , mates, I •. V. Reisinger, Racin ' prE'ssure canner- holds 7 qt'i.Box 124, Ohio. 7-5-H China 1;ase and ornaments, 2 warm Morning stoves. l'ug11, electric perculator, Sunbeam mixer and toaster. log cabin , t'<.lrn sheller . huu stw , brooder. other article.!! .. FOR S' \LJ•; - Smal 1 hu .~ i ncs~, too numer ·us to mention. groc e1 y. ga~ . pop and ice t-re~m. "By th• Au~tion"r Brownl• Woods Hc:.son:~ble Phu JI{~ 807 -M. Hour Owl I · - Dana Hoffman 7 9 6tc 7 10 3tp Contract" - · - - -----c:-::--::c- POULTRY FOH SAI.E- J<"irsl 1Gent:,·nLin-n Arhor Acre;« Vaf' re <!( WOMAN neell1 a home Write GCT•Grading & Ditcb Diga:in,q trwic Hall. Box 34, Porllanrl . ':ru~ s BM iler cll irk s. FOU • Back-Hoe Service 7 3 LOtt) ...x;c;S- Dc Knlb th e: l' ro fit Pul eTruck Loading Equipment - --:c:-:-- - - - - WI . ltF:ItM Hf<~ HRY "~ !li\TCil •Dump Truck Servlcc HeldQlHirt•r• for J~RY, Inc ., J':•t'\u•rshurg, W ] VIRGIL WAMSLEY ~am••mite Lug&c~ge Lane Cedar Va . l'h on t· CA ·:.! :i.iRfi 5 10-lmo.> ] Phone Cheshire 7-74,79 (;nf'ah - LAU Window Fans1 FrlgJrl~lre Refrlgeraton. GRAVEl.'/ 'L and 1 ':""'...,,....~'="",...."'·"·'-...,."',....~.J l•il•r Furniture, Mlddl1port, Ohio Service R. A J<' i 1 ,1<~w, 512 E. WORK CJ:o:SPERATELY NEEDED : ~ 29 tf \fain St. , romrr1 :1 . 4 27 tr In need of honc.!t work of any kh•d. High Sohool grad"'''· ) ( 11 Phone 0923-J, .fames Mohler, I 6 WANTP.r> rn BUY 5 !o 15 M;i~leporl, Rt. 1. __ 7 8 7tp Straight legged Buglr. pup- 7 aJ 1 liS L . , . _ 11, acres !Jf .C11 ••1 4 1n ~ fP r t h1 g h S - e • months old. Mark on his neck. ~ot'I'MJ"OW . Ohl• pr~· fcra l~ h· ne:t r Jlu t l.w d Mus t he . USI _ !S FVICe5 Goes by t he name of Snappy . Oft Rt. 33. Call Wm. G,_, tlnft nun er nl and gn, d mnrket- BULLDOZER for hire po d1 Lell home 41h of .Jul y. $1U .Ufl Rode lprln.. b ..ementl, landacaplni. R, n M' Reward for w, .... cvcr fuuho him 1 a.h!l' prtre ('on!.wl . l.unr~ J, ~l"ln ~ r , Hurtc N••· I. llo)( 77, .Cowdery, Long Bottom. Phon• CaU 1~9- M . 7 JO Jtc ~-fro zJers Bo\,om , W Va. . . 10. 5·25-tf 7 Ill 3t.c - - - - - " -- - - RADIO. 'I'EL&VtS!ON SERVICE, lli'~URANCE AGENCY I 14) Phon• Ul, Cl•land Appllaneo L H. !<A WWIGS SONS CO. - 24 · --- - - -·---- - --fllr.t. Automobll•. HMitl!l l Store, l .u i W. Main St., Pomeror hour ~r«ll:er Service. Dl)' HOt :s r.: for n ·nl. :t ronrns a tl•i 2·28-tf ACCIDENT hnth , l'()m(")ll'l r ly •"t•dr•PNtl tf-"J . Phone tl227 . Nlaat Phone Llfw, C11Nity •nd a.1111 Phou l' 321 ·X. 7-11-:J ' .J QUICK SERVJt:E 1.'11 Watth Ce80311-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEA.Ltas. B'd tt palr1ng by JI'WQry Trained 5 ruu m nnd UHth :~par t m r·nl . newwatchmaker, COLLINS JEWE. In MIDOLIPORT, OHIO ly dr~cora1 ::-rl. Call :.!!l·t. 7 2 tf LERS. PmneroJ 1-3-tt 61:16-M O>IONII 6311 A PAR T MENT For l\t' nt - \ lnfurFREE INSTALLATION lOSI PACKAHD. Guull CotHiition ni sh f'd . nflu ], s \lll< y. 2nrl ~ 1 ., T'!llll· Murrlcrs, ~tJat covers, halterle!l, Quick s.ale. Hohert D. l' u llin s, 5 Good Clom Uoed Can rr n.v. Phon " 44U·M ur 24-Y tire5. Budget lcrm s. Moore's, Llberly Av<'., Pomeroy , 0. AU Makes and Mod~Jo 7 IU til]) 8 22 ]moe Pomeroy. 1 12 Jl c 1 Legal Notice Block 83, Ma.p 211. Being part of ....01 J'IO . ul3 1n Palmeri A_.ddltion. Being the same real estate conveyed to Zona Hettesimer by1deed recorded in Deed Book 175, Page ~5 of the Me:gs County Deed Record! . Said real estatE: u situated at No: 552 Palm er Street, Middleport, OhiO: (Acros~ the street from 1 the SaplJ st Church.) Said premise:~ are appraised at $7.300.00, and must be sold for not Jess than two-thirds (2/3) of said appraised value. TERMS OF SALE: Cash In Hand On Day Of Sale. Aten S~ain, Executor of the •• I rlAt.:iOn SA-LES .ost - -· - - __ ............... -·---c... .., Wanted To Buy Found 1(2Q)B •ne I = ,-,--- ---- ISbl AutoS<!rvictls CARMEL - -- For -Rent Rodney Downing E5tate of Zona Hetteslmer, Deceased. Webster & Ful~z.. 1 Attorneys for Executor. (1') !i, 12, 19, 26, (0) 2. :Jtc I INSTALLMET SENTENCE WATERFORD, Cnn. UP __ Con· , victed of de~mken driving, Willie Austin 44 was ordered to serve ' ' . a 60-da)" jail sentence on . the m· stallment plan. After pleadmg that h~ n_ee.de~ to stay ~orne to care lot hls 111 Wlfe, Aushn was told to serve each Saturday and Sunday for SO weeks. I I I STOP! STOP LOOK LISTEN AT MEIGS MOTOR CO. (Chrysler Dealer) In Middleport 4-HOOM HOI!SF:, a nt' re 1DD3 J'ontiac 8 cyl. D!x. 2 dr. S •$:H\.f)U per 1110. AI Appll' C.rovl'. dan Hydramatlc rtrive . SpoUc ~•~ Scf' Al e:>~ \\heeler. 7 10 :He nr.ginai Hahl blue rini!l t~ . 5DINi.OO Dlacttnar'.;, . Ponwr·l/ ( 16) For l{ent or Sole 7 11<\tc 1952 8UI('k Conv. Cpc. F'OR SALE OR TRAVF: ·- 22 a1·re farm, 4 room hou sP. mail and S('hOol b•Jr~" route . Sell or trllrlt• f•11· IWU '>i' tt nd lt•l . (; t'l>r :.!i ' 7 11-6•p Ke nn edy, Rulla nd . $fi!l~.OIJ. Blaettnar's, Pomero~ . 7 ·11 ·0 19ril Chcv. 2 dr, Hnrtl Top S59S.OO . Blallltnar '·t, Porncrn.1 7-ll ·tllt - IN THE AREA PR~CF.S TO THE LOW LOW WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS CFRI. & SAT.) UNTIL 8:00 P.M. .,..,.. MEIGS MOTOR CO. ~··· ) Biltwell Kitchen Cabinets '"Build Bett.r Par L..,.. GRUESI!R BLOCK CO. I Mllea North of Pom•ror ;=:;:; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE = -=:-:-:-::: - -··-::-:::;-- 1956 Buick V8 Super 4 rh·. Rh·et·i 1 TWO ROO :t1 l<'urni ~ hcd apartment Sedan . rower , ~ecrlns.: 1:1 :d 127 Butlel'llul . close In town . brakt'll . One careful owrwr 6 26 12l.c $2,~ .00 , IBiacttnar·li, l'om e-· roy, 7-11 -tll ,, For Itcot -- Extension t.adders, Scaffold hJar£111, Drop Cloths. : 91'1:1 Ford V8 CustomllOCJ 4 rl · Cllnlon Fl ~ her, Middleport. Jedan. Fordomalic drl vr Phone ll2b3-JC.. 11 1 tJ Clfanc.tt '55 In town . $1S05 Oll - ---·---Blaettnar'.!, Pomeru.v. 7-ll ·tll - - -.- --- -117 ) HelpWanted 19M Dndgc V8 Cornet 4 dr. St·dan. Automatic ablft. Owut.! :l hy one looal service !ltlltlnn WAI\TED- r r-li8bl1· rn~rrirrl Ill' 1 Bir 2:1 to 35. 5 day week , $11•1 owner. Top1. *1195,00. Bl11l'll 1111 lnry pll1 ~ \)() n tJ ~ . ap11ly Nir4.n•r's, Pomeroy. 7· 11 ·Htc ll·.~ Ba krry. 80ft W Mai n Sf. . l'onwrov af\N 5:00 T' . M. any For bi!Kl used car VALUES, sec week rilly. 7·11 -J '.r BILL CHILllS, 7 9 1mop Gas furnace, storm windows & doors, wall to wall car· petlng, \', bath duwn stairs, full bath upstairs. Ideal location al!Ol High Stt·cet. Financing available. G. 5. HobsteHer Jr., Real Estate Broker %23 E. 2nd Sl. -- -----·· -·--·---- l 1 0 Pomeroy, Ohio JJAJ~V CRY PTOQUOTE- RECONDITIONED SEWING MACHINE LOWIST PRICE EVER I Stop In at Our S. Third St. Phone 6220 e Huffy Cabinet $15 Extro e e FREEl with ..ch m•chlne Plnklnt Shoan 9 1 16 Now Far DeMonotNtlon OR MAIL THIS COUPON I I I I I OUSEHOLD 911 THIRD AVI NG MACHINE CO. i PHONI 9116 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. CALL COLLaCT PRICES START AT $32.95 Cotne In and Shop Tonaorrow Convenient Budget Terms at · Moore's Busy Stores Pomeroy PHONEMOO,RES 388-Y · · · OHIO . ' r. ~ . rv SLEGVH- Darn these little cars tha o look like a va:cancv! Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily on 990 spot Ouedoort s powtrltd. fOOd--loOit£•11 p<~rldle. ladtHJr~ 4 am4rt, AC-DC t.a.ble radio. Cabiu& ia unbNokablc '" M""?' vee. DICK TRACY ON HAND On Your Radio Dial Writer SlOTT. Y••tPrday•• c rJ'ptoquote: I'D RATHER ONE ~HOULD WALK WIT.H liE THAN" MERELY TELL THE W<\Y Et'GAR GUEST Dtolrlb11led b)' kin~: Fuiuru Synd~ut e PORTABLE RADIO • Pewerhl perknMna .. ltorllritt ., IleuM ntrrent e CMkt tl I IIIMlrf COIH Mm.lndHI H LAKY MAMLFEY YOFT-BL WWLMS Olive Ingraham CHESHIRE. Conn. UP - Three· year-old Dobby St. John WftB snved from drownirg because a voiunteer fireman ran out of gas. Stopping in the vacant headquarters fOr help, Lt. Joseph Yongquist answered a telephone alarm so prompUy that the youngster was revived. ON FIRE ITfL\CA, K. Y. UP- A WallaceCo. truck driVer finally realized why firemen, who were driving their engine next to his truck, were yelling, waving their ar111s and ringina: the bell. His own truck was . aflame. P.EANUTS By SHULTjl NANCY SOMEBODY DROPPED A BOX OF DOUGHNUTS AC.oc • •• o D l _........... e ~· ,.-..r c.f4 toMp•rtMtM • H•-..• IMthw carrrlftt COM •vt~IIHII ••• -uorr to.... ...,ye-. Wlltloft ....... ••,...., ... dlfttll. - Pllto hKhoftt - • ,,.,;:,.. ·- -- ABBIE AND SLATS Top Portable Value! .,' LOW G-E PRICE! ~·' Schwinn Trainer and Regular Bikes In AU Sizes -.· -·- - --- -- - - - - -: SE $29.95 J • •• ' ••• • / \ Favo....a·CJ.E I HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACH INI CO. 1 918 3RD AVI., HUNTINGTON NAME ----·· · -- ··-· ·-·· ·-·· ·- ·-·- . ---·-··----·· I STREET ··-·--··-· · -· · ···-· -····--·····--··- ····-· CITY ····--·· ··- -·· ·-··· ·- --· STATE ·--·-···-·· · PHONE ·······---·-· -· ···· · ···----· lFD ··-··- ·· I IF RFD GIVE DIRECTION -·--··· ---- ·- · ········ - 3-way; BKM\'"'E AOM:H.MFY TT Bike Service Also ----------------- .. L. - Monarch We carry everything in $4.95 Value CALL RVLFA Middleport BICYCLES I '' A Cr)'pl•cn.m Quot•tlon VALLEY LUMBER .and SUPPLY LJL ABNER WJEH Here's how to "'ork It: lo J. 0 N 0 .F E L . L 0 W One letter simp ly stands for another. In this sample A Is used for y.- three L's , X for the two O's, etc. Slnglt> letters. apo3 tropiW:5, the !ength and formation or the word:i ~~ore all !unts Etch clef the code letters are different. $1.00 WEEKLY $14.50 ~- AXYDLBAAXR TOP NAMES IN SINGER - - -~ FOR SALE - 1950 Je('p Station . AMHil'IOUS MA N o f uuq tlcstion · waaon, with overdrive, good ablo reflnrrl<'nt nne\ chnrnder, condlllon. Phone 220. 7 D 6\c., a ~ e 24 to 60. c·o !lr gf' ~lucaUon prf'rtlrrecl, mu st be n •D dy to ac· C('pl pos iti(•tl by AtJg. I nnd be ~91 t•apable of f'nrnin~Jl above $5.000 Annually. Nrcd local allsi.~ hmt to hP clt'vclCipcd ns art•a manager. f>' or locnl i:ltcrvic ·.v writr fully ~h·inG ll t,l C. cxpericmct• and ()ack,lilround Including phonu num · 10 H. P. Jobnaan outboard mo1or . brr to Mr G. H. Clark , Box 12 ft . V Bottom bo<ot, both i n 4:083, rarluJr5bnr g, W . V.'l. aood . condition, price $150.01l 712:-Jtr rea1 buy aee boat 11nd mot()r H' :I • · Nleldet Gulf StAtion, ROO w. Wnnted. Men . WomC' n to r a is~ Main St., Pomeroy. 7-11-:J' .• bait ror us At hnmc . Full. .~ pnr r tlnJ('. Doc ~ r· t tnkt• lip spa'"!. Grocer)' atortt tlze Toledo acalea We furni sh rv('l'yth ing. Wr i L~ for taJo, Contact Allen Rouah, Sherwootl, Dept. JlMS, J.(am r · Bradbury, o. 1' 12 3tc den Hlghlanrl.s, \fH ' ne . 7-11·3 'n Reconditioned Sln11er Portable :Jiectrle Sowin1 Machine. New WANTED - New anfl u.qcd car motor. Ne!¥ wlrtnJ, Guaranteed sr.leman, S!lary and c omr.Ji.q~ion . Write Box 6R8·D, c/o Th ~· Dailey ;a ~ :_i Loweat price ever. Only Sentin«~l, Pomtroy, 0. 7 A 6Lc ! Hurry! Limited •upply. H01.1tebbld Sewing Ma· HOUSEWIVES & MOTHft: R S-P~rt Co., 918 9rd Ave ., Hunttime without intcrrerrlng with W. Va., for free hOme ramlly res pon! ibllitit::s or full '112 6tp time empluyment. local usign· t' ·ent with ·nationally known or1 and 11 1lzation. Numhrr 1 in Us ·No extra char,g:,_ field , definite guarAnteed in· We aervice what eome for thOle accepted. Pleasltefr(Jeratlon, 71 t ing peuon11Uty and best rererAve., Middleport. ence required. Tills l.J not ll trav!':\ ~""'" ~tJ~~· 'til 10 p. m. eiJng: nor usual canvasing potl7 U 3tc tlon. For local Interview write 10 c:ublc giving aa:e. addrM!l, phone numeond!· ber to Mr. Gerald Clark, Box 4083.. ParkenblJfi, W. ·,ra 110. 7 ~ 8tp 7 12 ::ltc Phone 232 I ~ i•• Office and See Display 7 Room House, 3 Bedrooms ~ I'" ·I" AUTO SALES -c--cHOUSE - 8 rooms and bath. One mile from Chester on Rt. No. 7, running wate", electrlcily and natural gas in hou~e. bill garden . YU 5-:!232. A. J . Carter, Star Route, Che~l'lr. 7 8 12te f.i2 I! . .... Middleport, 0. Phone 6378 or 60%3 METROPOLITAN CONCRETR BLOCK!! T'' 'c.'«>u. ••• AT THG SHARPEST CARS (B) Auto Sales garden . SEEN 1-\ER, [)AllY CROSSWORD Real Estate Broker -::--:-::-:-,- - - UNRA" ElOO. '(OJ 1-\A'JEN T WE SEE TODAY: LOO LISTE Reo I Estate For Hire! ~ I BJINDI>l;t i'ILL ., ! ' .. 'I, J/ Portallle \ Appliance Dealer • I ..!• .'' " ~- ' '·*' 1 >( , ' TERRY • ::.,}.. .. . • By GEORGE WOND~R ·- ' MIDDlEPORT ... H.-6- R. ' Fi,eitOne' ' Dlslrlbuled by GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. A Division ol General El~lrie Comp'\DY Cincinnati - Da~to~ ..,... l'!!rlalll.~uth ___ -- .................. By &AEBURN VANBUREN �• • • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , July 12, IQ57 Mrs. Kalad Hindy Takes Vacation Trip To New York Ices bv Billy Graham at the ?.di son Square GArden1 Saturday eve mng and al.lil plan to vtstl other famou~ places Ul the el l )' durmg then Vlllt. They wUI fl y t o Char Mrs Kalad Hindy and son Ste leston Monday Janey and George Hmdy are yhen end he, mother Mrs George staymg with Mrs J11mes Pullen Baker drov~ to the Charleston au.port Thursday and fl ew to New and ramaly aud thetr fa ther Kalad Hmdy durm.g th.e1r molhr.r s vaca York C1ty Tbey •.nil attend the la&t serv tlon Nobody knows: The contents of any Safe Depout Box al ow bank ••• Tbe vdut of the poneutonl there ufeguarded agauut lon by tiro or theft • , , Tbe relief ftom worry that coma w1th having a-vcn one' • valuables tht btntfir of q>m• plete, modem protection ao6oJyiJtJows bul lh• itJdiviJ. ,..1 hoxhold~r (unlut he choooel to lei". FOR. PRIVACY, PROTEC· TION, AND PEACE OF MIND, TRANSFER YOUR VALUABLES TO A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX WITH USI One hundred thJrty fo ur yo uths Mr.s Chester Erwm pre~e nt cC and adults attendt>d the Group he r pla no students m then· an Four Youth Rall) of EUB Churches nu al rec ital at her home Th urs held Monda y ev~ n mg lit the Port dav after noon Arrangements of land Park M,r s CerJ I 1 ~ umm c r rl o14 cr s by Dunlll,! t h{ husm ess sessiQn Bohn Langsvil le and lllfrs Char plans 1'/e re m ade for l hf' ne-xt rall y es Arc h er were us ed th rou g ho 1 to be held ',i l the Mant> tta Fa1r the home A lea hour followed grounrls 1r1 S~:p l e mb P r Followmg th(' recJ tal and Mrs Er win w s a number of ga mes a d l'V utwnal assrs !Nl h \ !\HI or her pu p1 ~ serv1ce was cvnducted b!r I he Re v Sa ndra Mll h' r and YfaJ r!a Rou u Rich ard You 1g aftn wh1ch a An ar r angement of >Ahlte Shash Wiener roast .,.,. as hdd da1 ~ 1 es was user:! on the tea tablt> Atlendm g fro m lhe l:!:n ter prr se rhe pro ~ ra m rnrl uderl H ~ church were f'lorencr An n and we (., 0 Round th r Mulb{'r rv Normd J ean Be arhs Cot} Beaver Bus h 1 hr• Funu~ I rttle B m Jemu" aud Boh I cml ey Dollie 1ll\ The !rUle c, n• y Owl ' an I Brow n Ba rb~ r~~ Vro la l ornnne The Donk t v Partv Ami a lloud V1rgmra an d Du·k1e Davts Maqorre I ~"'nell The Cookoo s ca ll rd and Brll B~>Jlh Jo\Ce Da \L S LIJlda I Sk a lln~;: 1 ad ) Kath y Mel< lh10 Lou Moore> l nli f'a:l' (,carharl 1 ht F'unny fi:~klmll a ,1 R1ta Rail Kenu y K1ng and Sandra In cil ffip Wa ynf' Davi s Af" Brow'1 pla ne Stun ts and Gr ntle N1ght Adult11 acct mpa n~ rn g the group Sma n (l. Jmger Stroke lH! were Rev an I Mr~ Roger Bishop Krtly s Fur and • HrkmJ:: Alon;! Mr~ f".oma s Bl' nl z Mr~ Orville n c hra (,ru t:st> l fhe (lre 1 1 Brown \1rs W R Dav1 s and Miss Boat and l'ockanrnny s~rn Helen Da VIS K arcn Th omas '~ rhe Sleepy Tn11' and ~ Thr> th( frog Chnstme B1hr At thP M1 ss Bu ny T 1) ltrr Org an ar.d Mo u ntain Brook guc:.t of M1ss J (J)t e Mu n lYn Swan Val !'>e Pe-llt an" TU "t. d~ } A Quamt Story OJan11 Wrlc>x lnd111ns Dance h' Flrel1~h1 Somersaults Jud1lh Wtlfl , muth I he Hells' 111Hf F allrn: Slars S~ndra Mr\ler T ... Goose Step Sparklm~ Fmger, n uumP Me( 11m11s Prelurle m C l\1rnor and Summer Tw11tgh ' Thur. & Frl July 1111 Ma1cla Housh Alan Ladd Edward G Robmson I A vocal ~ OIG J~llllab~ Brahms "HELL ON FRISCO BAY' 1\ as pre ~e nlerl hy Susan Ohhnger (Cmemascope Teehmcolor) J w1th Debra Grueser as accomparl --11.\so-rst as a special number on th1 Jaml"s Cagney Darhara Stanwyek program "THESE WILDE.R YEARS" I I\ POMEROY SOCIETY Middleport Society I NO IIAUTY ltOUTI AUGUSTA Me UP - A state senator oppostng a !Urvey of a proposed road through Mame'l northern forests scoffed at the u gument that the road would "o~en a new sceniC' w1IC:erne11 ' Sen Eua J Bnggs said 1t would be just a nother san dwtch wrapper and beer bottle bou levard -:---:-----::-:---::-:c-: - -- th !:'Y wrll attend the N ~ " rene Camp (rrou 1ds ~nd Ass<! •I bly tn Columhus Rev and Mrs J amrs Grlf es, Hast mgs Neb are 111 Nt! w Ymk u~ lv VLMltng Hf' \ a n ~ Mrs Cit! '" !-!armor, and wtll ab o vr sll m Washmgton D C fun r l)' a ul \larlha An n Gnfl es are vl sttt n g their grandparC'n ts Re v a1 l Mrs. C E llnvt durmg t he rr n ~ cnt s absence WCl' k Setul'd•Y Only July 13 Van Heflin I ana Turner June All.JoSDII Gene Ke lly "THE THREE MUSKETEERS (In Technreolor} - also-Buster Crabbe Ncvtllt' Brand ''GUN BROTHERS" ( omedy-& Cartoon Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 187% Member Federal Reoerve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor~tlon POMEROY RUTLAND ~~~ ~:~1. 0])~ n1~ar~;1 ~ n' Rev 1 \ YOUR VACATION Rev an d Mr W::r lrlo J Hart 1· Boone Iowa are ~ 15 1 ung hrr v!Site<l m GI ll! poll '> Thursda y \ f'n l !l.lr and Ml Raymu.1 1 wrth :vir~ Fhz~bcth Hub<'r P" ' 5 Mr llnrl Mrs E '\ Bilrtel. of ax on Dlalf(~ Cnswe\1 lllmtrn .; ton ar •Jvcd Wedncsd ~Jr , Lmnel Boggs Thursdr~y for th , ve nm ~ to a~ s st 111 the care of tn Rlrlwe\1 l1 <> r mot h er Mr~ ,J ul us S m ~ h hrrthflay part) of Ju v Hogli(S a~d vim rs 1ll Mr an Mrs Alb t Dentse Lanrer Nancy Jorrl'ln S m 1t~ at urnr rl lo till' lr hom e m small dau g hler of Mr an~ Mr Hunt rng ton W<'d n e~ da v after a" R~ l ph Jordan remamed 111 Bll 'ilH im g rn Pre c ;~re o f hl5 moth well lor a VISit Wtth Mr and Ml Mrs \\ allrr Kett er and <'hd Garlnnd Lanier and tam 1Jy J.nrl Inn arnv r> rl Wedn es dav for a her srs.1er ~ J ur 1> anu• nc hb y w'•u 1 s11 w1th lwr mo \ht r Mn B ,,. h b 111 ~ rtmg there (or :1 lha Alh s a ncl oth('r n•la ttves av.:_ ee ~---'--You can't make a mistake w1th tt 1 It's 1\h s Dayton Stnckl anrl a'\r\ SELF ADHESlVE STJXI If you placl! ~ nn John lrrt Tucsdav fur Po1 relatives I:'J.n (l Ore.l(on for a vt ~ lt w1 th nf'r Mr ami Mrs Clyde Heaton 1t wrong JUSt l1ft and apply agam 1 Ouce ron and da u,1htcr ml 1w Mr a , I Gr~nshurgg lud we re recent you try 11 you IL want to u~t 11 on e~ery :\1t ~ Oa} ton Stnc-kland Jr guests of Mr 11ncl Mrs C L He thing - on "all! clo•tts, vanllJes ham A thur Sm1th Chauncey w ~ ton t allu' here Sunrl ay Uv the tllw s Mr and Mrs Harley Hendqc' s ptrssa lhousand places tn every room m nf h i~ molhcr Mn Julrus Smlt 1 moved fhursday from W Loci!~" your home It's washable wate-rproof and Mrs No .. a Eakrm has returucd St to Athens where ht' Is emp!oy ,uun reststD.nt The sewrng project of th 1(1 htr home tn Da~ton afttr cd Phll~thca Souety of the Church vteks v1s1t w1th her mothe1 Mrs Grace Hess and grandd:~u of Chrut was comple te r! W~dne~ \Irs rom Thoma ~ and other rela ghtcr Judy Calhoun Jf Colum'lt d 1y when len women met at th" t1vrs ~ rr ~1 s 1tmg :\1t an d Mrs flo rhureh rfrnw; room to compl t" Mr~ C' h.rrll' ~ Thomas 01nd ~o rs Evnns OJI\d other relatives Uu .. nd pack 114 shlr\.!i for lep Tum and Juhn \\ere tr:>c ent gu l',.:;t .. [ v.c r k Judy IS the rhughtcr f pat1ents The boxes were sent 1 nf Mr ~ fmn 1hom rs and oth e !ht: f1rmer Matlha Ruth Hudso ,___...,...,..._...... the Church World S< rv1ce Com nll~ston m St Louis V.orktnt.: Wrrlnesday were Mr r.corgc ( hrlrls Mn 0 L Roll~., Mr~ Frf'rl 1 r.ardncr Mrs nr-st 1 atlancf' Mrs nobl'rt Me • • • • • Tlhrnnv Mrs 0 E McKtnlc) • • • • 1\tr~ F.dqar Allensworth Mrs W1I\!Nm Reynnlds M1ss 1 Su 1 ~ rrwlor Mrs Edw~u d Hag~trty Thf> womrn Will meet llexl Wcdne~ r l1w at 9 a m to con nlelf' auothcr prowct or clean n ~ thf' b a ~('mE'nt rooms A potl•1ck (lllliH't was ser\'<'d at nuol:l 11 ' OC'Xt wr <•k phm arc un4.erws; for 1 ~ p~ g hl'tlt d1nncr I ....... Philothea Society Sewing Project Is Completed July 10 . "'"'" -- 49C prd 18 In wl de - ~ • Knight Rank Is Conferred On TwoByKofP ::d 1953 Ford $695 Cuatom 1 me 4 (tr Sedan A beautiful blark or! glnal flmsh cttr 1t really 11hlnu 1954 Dodge VB !!~~ !U!~~..~~edan 5 stc!~~ !~, Power brakes One carf!ful owner New one cost 11hou\ ~ 00 $1,195 1955 Buick VB Coronet 4 dr Sedan Automatic: shaft Owned h'( one of lora! rierVI< e AlAhon ownert Topa $2,195 Special4 dr "Hard Top SedJn fl)lHt.rlow drl\c one careful owner $995 Ford $1,695 1954 Cuatomllno 4 dr Sedan One locnl owner Spet'lai 2 dr Sedan Dynaflow drive One careful local ownt.lr 1953 Buicks $995 Cho1ce of 2 dT & 4 dr Sedans One of thmw can 1955 Ford VB $1,595 wetc owned by one of our mechanics Cuatornllne 4 dr S~rlnn f ordomatlc: driVfl t..:lean e•t Min town Week end apectal 1953 Ford VB metallic greon$995 £1n111h 1955 Buick VB 1956 Plymouth V8 $1,895 Belvedere 4 dr Sedan Very lnw mlleage Almost Jilr.e the day It wu sold 1956 Oldsmobile Statton Waaon Ilk«' new ~tra dean ln1lde and out 1953 Pontiac $995 8 eyl Dh 2 ~r Sedan Hydramaltc drive Spot leN orlglnal Uaht blue fmu1h Really sharp $2,495 1953 Chevrolet Suptr 83--2 dr Uoll\dJy Cpe Le11 th•n 14,000 1ctual mlle• Power Steerln~t brakel. 210 2 dr S~dan A car we can recommend to our belt cuatopten Ford $2,595 1956 r.t ton PickuP. Lona: 1956 Iuick · Century 2 dr Riviera Cpe Smart Ivory and while flnleb DynaOow drive One careful owner $B95 $1,395 Wheelbase Very low mile age Uke new VACATION SPECIALS $115 1951 Bulek dr N•'Odrt paint 1951 Cllev 2 dr. Rough 1111 Chov. 2 dr. Fair 1111 Cltov. dr .Hard z .' ' .. . ' 'fop. new pain I 1151 Cbe•· Ur. Sharp . . ' Balelt I dr Extra alee. $395 ~ tat5 ••n UBI ''" 1952 Buick Conv Cpe. $695 1952 Buick 4 dr. Very dean. $795 1952 DeSollt V8 4 dr. - .595 New tlreo 1950 Piymouth 4 dr Good buy. 7 $195 IS GMC TRUCKS THE DEALER THAT DEALS • • • FOR LE.SS! EVERY CAR DRASTICALLY CUT 1956 CHEVROLET 4 Door 210 - Mr and Mu L D Dtles planned an exturF.ion Thursday fnr a group or W(J•ncn froto the Ladles Brble Class of the First Baptlst Church They tool• o potluck dinner to Beverly wheu3 th\.\y visited Mrs F C Kreager widow of a former pa~tor of the 1ocal Baptut Church Jolnmg them for the dtnner was Mr~ fohn s~me! a former Ml.d dleporl rcsid~nt Her grandc'au t~ hter Becky Magnotta was also a gu<'!lt and the group from Middleport lhcludcd Mrs J 0 Leonard Mn James Faulkner Mrs J M Arc)ler and Mrs Wtll Ha]ltonstall Blue and hory - $1795 Radio and Healer 1954 CHEVROLET $895 4-Door Sedan Beautiful 2 tone green ftmsh Spotless mtenor, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater Extra Ntce . 1956 FORD $1845 ~'8" 2 Dr Loc3.l one car owner Really clean and Healer Only 15,000 miiC> 1955 PLYMOUTH RadiO $1365 Belvedere 4-door lntermr like new Heater, V8 mo· tor good \Ires Be1ge finish 1955 OLDSMOBILE $1595 88 _ 2 Dr Sedan. Rad1o, Heater Seat CoYers, Exira Clean 1954 PLYNlOUTH Horpoles Pay Visit Here With Local Friends $995 4-Door- 2-tone Blue -Savoy Senes - A Real Ruy 1954 FORD Mrs Mar•nda Harpole aotd daughter, Mnrlnda, Cleveland, have been vtsitlng Mr and Mrs Ray Ct'le and Mrs Charles Jones They left Thursday enroute for Pittsbnr~h where Marlnda will enter R summet' camp Mr Harpole was superintendent of the Boys Industrial School at Laktn and the enildren attended the local schools Sln"e moving to Cleveland Mr Harpole. il a teacher and counctlor at the wuaon Jul\lor High St:bool and program director of the Jordan Valley Neiahborhood House a'nd Mrs l{arpole teaches English at the Patrick He,nry Junior High School Their olde!lt dauahter. Prh;cilltL a tal•nt.tcl musician and ent~ Wutern Reserve I $865 4-Door Customllne Radto, Heater, Seat Cov~rs Black over Coral J9,~4 PLYMOUTH '· · $\195 Be!'i'edere 2 Dr Hudtop Black over blue, radto, heater- seat covers. 1955 PLYMOUTH . $1445 Station Wagon, 6 cyl. a.<Uo and Heater New Pamt, Ivory over Blue $1095 1953 BUICK Super Hardtop Dynaflow ra<llo, beater seat covers, perfect trres, blue and IYory finish $795 1953 CHEVROLET Beautiful Black oYer Yellow '"IW" - 4-Door Sedan Heater A real buy ' 1953 FORD · $795 '"8" Customllne Maroon fmlsh, all good tires, heater, spotless Interior 1953 CHEVROliT · "$865 Bel Air 2 Dr Low mUeage by local owner, dark blue finiSh, spotless tntenor Has radio and heater 1952 CHEVROLET $645 Deluxe 4 Door, Clean lntertor, good trres, 2 tone blu~ (mish. Powerglide, Radto and Heater 1951 CHEVROLn · $545 4·Door New black ftnlsh Rad10 and beater Deluxe Fleelline model Powerglide transmission. 1951 OLDSMOBILE $495 98 4-Door Sedan, RadiO, Heater, Hydramall~ 2-tone green, Seat Covers Shup POMEROY MOTOR ( Mear High Schaol) ly UNITID ..all Oldo lhow.n •nd tc.....,.4 thutMhntonns •'"r IMN ., thlt tt•t. with lo"ll'l' hNvy .....,nil today and .. nltht Sun4ay ,...tly cloucty with ehotttce of tc: . . . ..-.4 thwt.l"'hew.rt MIVtti Hith tMtr 10 north to th• 90"• south. a... tonltht In tM tnhl 60'1 ntreme north to the low 70'1 ••tteme Are. ..... Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, July 13, 1957 Another In Series Of Mystery Farm Views SINGLE COPY-k ' Dave And Son Both Indicted For Misappropriating Union Funds Showdown Vule Is Scheduled • Tuesday On ~vii Rights Bill ~upporters of Pres1denl E1smlhow·1 er's four point program wrll win • showdown vote schcrlulerl ror Tuesday cvemng Jt w1ll be on Knowlands molion for the Senate to take up Ute House approved em} 0 rtghts btll ' The measu~e would create 11 bl partl!lan commliJS\On to mvestlgllte 0 all~gerl vtolatwns of votmg rtghts e11tablrsh a c1vll nghts diVISln tn An erght year old youngster had the Justice Department authorize a Y~n for a boll! rrde Fr1clay mght liERE'S ANOTHER of those aer1al views of Me1gs County farms whtch has stirred the mter government court smts to protect and managed to cross the Ohw est of readers of the Datly Sentmel The owner of the above farm may secure a free framed ctvtl r1gh\.!i and prQvtdt> greater River rn an 18-ft CrrSll Crafl Rll protection for the votrng riQhts of tera brlongmg to Leonard (Boo) photograph of the aboYe by calling at the Da~ly Senttnel by Wednesday Negroes and other mmorrlles H~s wttbout ever 111tartmg ttl mo Senate Democratic Leader L,yn tor don 8 Johnson and Knowland Fri the }OunB-, cordmg II) day &htainerl a unammous content He.~ untied the craft from Rgre~ment f .. r the Tuesday vote moormH5 and used the startH arter 11 d~ty of cloakroom huddles with I he .swrteh olf nus aupphe I Senators faced three long gruel epough power to work slowly to l1ng days of deb11le before the tb' We~t Vrrgm1a side vote on the Knowfand motl.on W1th Patrolman Charles Wcrrv J 0 Casto, a delegate to the Rotary International Conven Johnson anno meed that session.!! He1s went to the West Vtrgmta tion m Lucerne, Swttzerland was the speaker when the M1d Announce:nent was made loda) today Monda y and Tuesday W(Juid s1d' antt after a long sco.arcb In dleport Pomeroy Rotary Club met at Heath Methodist Church of the acceptance of sealed bids st:~rt early and would run late to eaten the b(¥1t shrouded by wJI lor lhe purchase ol Waterworks day and Monday He said 1:5 to 20 lOWI beached In mud or the bank Friday night for thetr weekly dmner meetmg Assesament Bonds of the Village senators w1II want to make speech W~es from two passing rrver C.t F HJbbs, president was tn. charge o{ the meetmg and of Syracuse B•ds wJJ, be receited asked that reservations for the fam1l~ ptcmc to be held Aug by Vtllage .:Jerk Richard Duck es O( one to two hous each on the b~ts hac' hoisted the craft onto procedur.l motion •hare The battery was dead The ust 2, be made next Fnday ~1\h - - - - worth ~o~nttl ll a m August 9 The ctvil r1ghts debate may ex ~pellor was jammed deep mto Edlaon Baker During the bu8mess The bond.s are tnued m antlca tend Slx kl e1ght w.eeka, or lona« '!lud. meetmg Dr K D Am•bary " patJon of the collection of apechd nd turn into a fihbull'ter by southAfter a while He.~s sa1d the potted that two r!llldre~ oeede~ ' ... assessments levied before ior t~e erners de•d set agamst the bill re- '-lltrY r-egamed enough 1trength lftliSI?Orlalfoli'l"o !he s~ ~ Tlli' ~ _;: _,.1 .._ conetruetlon of water mams artd gudliesl , ..... any t»mprGmJslng tHiii't the ntttor ad ,UI.e bOlt rapy claJi~Y aM the ttOtary wtn 1\SS~~ the laytng of water p~e ID the amendments Som~ Senate vetcr wa~ returned to Pomeroy A wmd provade the funds for th1s proJect streets of the VIllage for the WI· ana bcl11:~ve lhe chamber will ap-1 shield 'fl'as broken from havtnJ!' tcrworks dtslrtbutJon system Ed1son Baker program cha1r· prove n compromue been climbed over man, announce}~ Mr Casto who The :~ggrcg<~tc sum of the bonds The lad s parents were asked had giVen 11 part of his trat>el()gue Justice of Peace R E Gnndlu) Is $34 200 wh1ch w1ll bear mtcrest to come Lo the cour t of Juvenile urHer for the Rotanans He re frned Clarence Rupe $100 and <1t the rate of four percent payableJudge JohD C BaC'On lhl.!L morn v1ewed bnefly his tr1p to I ucerne costs and sentenced hun to thf( e semi annually on the l!ith or June mg, whrch they d1d Hess sard all and pu•ked up the story w1th hrs rlays 111. ln1l and assessed one oth .. nd 15th o( December of each h" askc-{1 w11s thst the boat be re \'bit to Israel er man a lesser line rn h1s court year turned to 1ts orlgtnal condttlon Many of the familiar 81blrcal Fnday mght All bids m 1~t be accompanred hy No formal complamt. was filed tn scenes were vtslted by the travel Rupc plead gmlty to dn\m., a bond 111 certtfted check equal to CO\Irt er mcludlng the Mount of Tram:1 whtle under lhe rntluence of an ;~t least one 11ercent of the bonds The youngster had left hl5 figuration Jerusa~m the tomb of tnto>.:tcattng bevel Dge and John bJd for wtth the VIllage reiiOTvmg beached hoat and returned to Pom Christ, the home of Chrrst, mlln} Gmther Chesttr 40 was fmcd the r1ght to rrj~ct any and all bids ly UNITED PRISS eroy before Hess anU Werry found of the battle sttcs and fortresses $UJ ami rosta for reckless opera Intermittent shower aetrvlty was Galilee Sodom, t10n Gmnther had been arrc.stcd Sharon Valley cxpcctet'! today and tomght m Oh10 aJJd he df'SCTihed the marker,; by the State Patrol rn advance of a cold front movmg v.hu::h are Similar to lhose used m from the southeast Clifford Christie ja1led for !'1 in the Unrted State~ to 1denL1f) toxteat1on by Deputy Shenff A, As lhe front moves to the Oh10 hrstorical sites fred Lyons w1ll have a hcanng Valley Sunda) llhowers wtli end Mr Casto was most Impressed tomsht except Ill the extremP south More John Y.'llt chal"'ged wrth nou wtth the work 'accomplrshed 1n sunshine was expected wtth the turmng the desert whtch was ls support was hounrf ova to th,~ pa.ssmg or the cold front but httte Funeral sr:rvtccs "Ill be held tl'mperature change was expected riel mtn a garden spot l>Y the usr. grand Jun under $300 bond anrl o( rrr1gation and dnlled 'wells H1s released (rom Jail today after sup Mbnday nt 2 p m In the Rawlings Srmday Mrs Wm Green 1 24 Pl Co11ts Funeral Home for Pt!ler next VISit Willi to Greece and he plymg bond Mn William Green South Increased cloud mess toda.v "'ill Lawrence (Toad)) 1-Iarrrson Rut 83 who dted lale Friday Space went on to Rome and Naples lt Fourth A venue, died m Ironton land was released from Jail torr~ nrght at h:s Garfield st home fol pre,.ent tempetatuns from rising aly after havmg a cerebral hemorr He vhnted Vatican C1\y the Co after serving out hiS $50 hne and lowrng a long illness Rev Howarl as high u Ftaday when readtngs hagc and her funeral serV1ces ranged from 93 at Columbus tJ w11J offlc1ate at the IICTV Ruppelt costs for theft of gasolrne lis~eum, the famous churches of were held Friday In Ironton She 88 At Youngsto-wn JCCS Rome the Catacombs and also rs survived by her husband and P Early readln~s today were 72 whtle at Naples went to the Islt> ' dcccasced was born In Porn The at Cmclnnatl 70 at Columbus 69 daughter o[ c•pn the home ol the Blue eroy the sou of the late Martin at tleveland and tl8 at Toledo Mr and Mrs Green moved to r.rotto He left Naples and"'"rcturn and Catherlr:e Durch Space He MiddlepClrt when the Ohio VaUe\ ed by ship through lne Medtter was a membLr ol the r trst Pres E'ectr1c Corp plant war; bCing umean and described ~orne of the bvterian Ch'"rch anrl the Junior constructed at Kyger Cre!'k famous places vl5lted by the shrp Order of AmerJCan Mechamcs ~he has been Jn Ill health foM:etbodlll women who prepared Survtvrng urc hiS w1f~ Grace ~eHlr&J months but her r!eath waf> and served tbe <hnner were Mrs and several nteces and nephews, unexpected while VISiting fnend s Henry Henncsy Mrs John Haw In the face of general prospenty lncludtng M s Rose RtynoldA of :r.nd nlat1vcs m IrontQn k1ns Jr Mrs E M Blake and poor relief ct.st the stole of Ohio i\flddleport Be!ls Sanborn Burtal \I HI be made m the a record $84 138 727 83 flunn.~t the fiscal year ended lune 30 State Mound Hill Cfmetery at Gallipohs The Dutton Drug S!oro will <Om Auditor James A Rhodes rcportf> plete their move to the new Thb1 was an merease of $2 742 000 60 over the preceding year quarten m he Coal.:i Bulldmg North Sec(lnd Avenue over hle The exctse tax on public utili ties, first enacUld m 1931 at the week end," depths of the depression provtdcd The lormal openln• 1• planoed i $17 833,727 85 for poor rehef last for the (ltst of August accordtng Funeral servoces w1U be held al year and $16 :moooo was appropri to Oal.e Dutbn owner ()( 'the 2 p m Monlllay ln the Ewmg Fur: ated by the leg1slature and paid Mr Wllli.am Penlln Manager .store, but th~ store wrU be open era! Chapel for Walter C11rman il;motlnced that the Parkersburg from the gen.:lral fund of the state Mrs Ira F Stevens who died for bustneu by Mond11y July 15 74 POJleroy RFD whn dlerl a' The $34 million prov1ded by the Rig and Reei Company Foundry at Contractor Robert Kmg and h1s Pornt Pleasant Clime at noon Fri state as m addthon to loeal funds Junr 19 In Tekamah near Cleve ~meroy Jlas instituted an em approprtated for _,oor relief Fol land and buned there was born men and employees or the Drug day Rev L M Mohrhnrr wrll or Ploy~ suggestion plln lowtng IS the amount each south In HatTl.lonvlil~ March 9 1879 Store are workmg overt1me to flc 1ate at the serv1ccs Survrvmg the deceas~:>d are a PattHned ll.fter !lUCCe.!Liful sug eastern Ohio county recetved from She wajl the c:'aughter of Mr and complete th" fmal work m the daughter Edna <.:armu or Porn psUon !lystems used by other com the state for poor rehef from July Mrs William and Nevada Staats new store Kateurah Staats became a member eroy and two brothers Wilham Panlea. thla rlan gives employees t to~ to June 30 1957 the Christian Church near her Carman, Pomeroy and Danrel AD opportunity to suggest tdeas Athens $114 479 64 Galha $80 home at 17 anrl ir1 1697 abe moved Carman San Bernardmo Cahfor fot teduclng coat!! 1nd improving TI5T 37, Jacks.:-n $73 214 33 Law· from Ohio and llv~Q tn several mid nla ettlcieney 'lnl to .a:am full reeognt renee, $1811277 24, and Mergs western state~ Bunal wrll be made at Betch tlon for their id~as as well as to $29,962 20, Vinton $31 940 30 and She was a charter member of Grove Cemetery earn-lll.lbstantlal cash awards b.$sed Waahmgton $109,37987 the Pollyannu Sunday Sehoul rfass Fr1ends may call a1 the funeral Oft tbe value or the 1ugaestionr of the First liapti&t Church In Tck~ lrmn! at sny time Tbe auageatJon plan Js one of the STILL., CONFINID amah and al!.O a member or the ~y means by wbtch tbe Parkers Ted Wlldermbth formerly of Royal NeJghbor~ Lodge and Wo lnirl Ric and Reel Company hope!. Pomeroy an::. now T~siding in mens Relief Corps Two men drew fmes ln Mtddle ICE CREAM SOCIAL to progreu end more effe~tively Portmoutb, 0 eontlnues to be port Mayors court Fr1day mght The Youth l"\'llowshtp of UnJteii She mlitricd Ira F Stev£lnl! Nov !llftl compebUon thl&B providing confined to }·er4'V Hospital In that 14 1896 and they had one daugh- and two more are current! 1 ln the Metbodut Church wUl hold an lc1• ,mater •eeu."'ity for •II of Us em city by tUnes.'~ His addreu is Sec· ter Alma Middleport J~t!l awa!Una: their ap cream social tonight m front ol ployee~ ond Floor, Mt:rty Hospital She ser.ved as a school teacher pearance before Mayor nmer at the ehnrc:h on Second st Serving will stlrt promptly at 6 p m in Meigs County lor a number of tonight s seu on ' MilOS G.HlRAL HOSPITAL Frntd fl5 ar.d CO!LI.s ~ach on years Mrs n Mae Pickett, Dar· Admitted• Mrl Addle Weaver, SOCIAL IS TONIGHT cbarges Of mtoxieahon were Hom LICINSI GRANTED wm, 111 a mece Raclne, Joeeph l.CeDn~ Pomeroy, An lee Creo~.m Soclal .!Lponsored er Moodupat.~gh 38 .tnd Arnold A marriage license hn been tJ~ Mume ReJ~er, RuU•nd, Mrr by the Racine Volunteer firemen 1F Durst, 39, both of Middleport sued bere to James H Johnson Lula Dillon, .fteedavUlt and Aid Squad will be held to TO UNDERGO SuRaiRY Slat~ for appearances In court 2,1 Ft Rile:r Ka ,(natave of Galh· Dilcharced JoJm Bucher Mid night on the Raeme Home B1mk Dor Schaefer, Lincoln HtlfDrive, torught for tatoxJC'Ition a1 e Aile! p'olls), soldier and Nancy Sqe Raw dleportj Mn Katbn'n Ireland, oi lawn at 7 p m If rain mterferes went to Columbus today to under SearleJ, 86. and Ned Call 46 botb lints teJepbor.c operator ):!iddlePlttsburJiir, p, thf! IOClB] wtll be in the f11-e house go 6llra:ery o( Middlepcm port Lt. Stephen Hill Rotarians Hear Casto Describe IWaterworks Bonds His Travels Into Israel, Italy To Be Offered By Town Of Syracuse Driver ... On DWJ Charges Showers Expected Today And Tonite Thru Ohio Valley Meigs-f.o Is Last In Poor Relief Dutton Drugs Moving Now To New Quarters Expendit~res Suggestion Plan By Employees Is Instituted Here Mrs. Wm. Green FJUleral Service Held At Ironton Mrs. Ira Stevens Former Meigs-Co Teacher Succumbs I Walter Carman, Succumbs Fn'day A p , PI t Offit easant Two Draw Fines In Middleport Mayor's COurt .' True Bills Returned Against Former Teamsters Union Boss 1 In Pilot School ,.---....,.-,,.-.--.., \ SFAITLE UP - I lnllcted Teamster Presadent Dave d'eck expressed confidence today that witnesses would testify he and hJs son Dave Jr dad not m1sappropnate union funds m the sale of three Cadiilac s A Kmg County grand JUry fortday returned andtctments a gainst the two Becks ('hargmg Beck Sr on one count of pock - - - Ptlng $1 000 1n the sale of a uolon ~wnf'd Cadillac and Dave Jr witb Pal'r Bonnd Over I To Grand Jury In {('epmg $4 650 realued from the ,aJe or two more Cac!lllacs I y•Je Jds T DeSife , T Pilot ABoat Peter Sp'ace, 83 Claimed By Death On Friday Night - -- First Baptist Ladies Bible Class Excursion fl!!- NO 75 ,, 'fhe rank o[ Knl~ht v.as co11f('r red on M)ron Mtlh'r and Nathan Blg~s when Fidel Lodge K.nl!'lhls nf P~lhlas "let Thursday at the K of P Hall Chancellor Command cr Paul Hap 1 onstall presidC11 ;md Rtmounced rn~tallat10n of off1cen for n~>xt week nr~ l nrt Deputy Radakcr and Grand Outer Guard Tom Mills Galltpoll~ w~re present for the mectinJ< and other Kn1ghts present were Str-clc Taylor Butterfield Dexter Com r A W lUHie l.alli pohs, Huffman and 1aylor Pornt Pleasant UnlYiotiliJ llllf, Devoted l'o l'he I~ Oll'lle .............. VOL IX Weatlle,... enttne F"Ine Sentence QU LilY (OU TS and d bl "8 tt Buy" used car We pride ourselves Get a nrw Bulck or ]•ontlu or a Dcpen a e e er t•or.Uacs have been selling at a cars traded ln from Katlsrted own wltb our r~ondiUonlng and serv:eed:;.ewlt~u~cl!: tremendous pace MO that we are oa wt be August 26th Rush In get yDurs now en Buy now, pay later. your first paymen can · • at y E'1ght-Year-OJd ELBERFELDS .,.,,_..,....,..,..,._.._..,.,,._.,..,,..,.,.,..,==:l WHERE • WASHINGTON UP .....,, Senate GOP Leader Wllham F Knowland predicted todfy1 t~at c1v11 ngblo supporters ~til handt1y wm the next rou~t.,~-fn the Senate'& current debate and bring an admlmstratton tMl right. biU formally before the chamber The CaUforma legislator said "there is no ~uestion" and "do-it-yourself" with the fabulous new PLASTIC decorating material - Don't Forget The Most lmport~nt Thing - Your Transportation e Ill Loeal New• Ill Advartlllll& Ill ClrculatloD ~~~~:s:~~r~~:r~;:~~zn:~~~~~011 I YOU START ON IRST Malee your Ieite hen SPARKLE I ----- We Pay 2% Jnlerest On Your Savings .'· Mrs. Erwin Piano Students Present Annual Recital EUB Youth Rally Held Monday At Portland Pork wef' k return ed to Midd leport wlth then mother who 111 vbitJ 'lg 'ler pare nts Mr and Mrs Law renee Hartm ger Vera Betty Barbara and Oa d. Mr and Mrs 0 P Klem an !TJ Covert are vis1tmg tn Colurnbu Mr and Mn 0 C Greenlee of ~lrs Jlilrolrl Jo hnson Sprr lg Col umbus on busmess today f1eld l'> the guel;t of her mot h ~ I Sonja Hendnc ks accompa m~d Charleston were here for seve r..rl !irs Emma I crfher l Mr and Mrs Wi llia m Aul t a nd days this week Their son Pf ' lane) Bur ns anrl Chcn I Ebe famrh to Springfie ld whe n th.f'\ George Ed Greenlee wa:r; sched b;n h ~p( n\ 1 hur~ d ay Wtth r1c \J~Jtf' d Mrs Aults t•are nts Mr ed to sari fo r Okmawa Tuesda ' Mildred Haw!<:> Nan Moore an'i ~Jr, I un Hou1rts helt 111<1 and Mr.- C h arle~ S1nd e Celes•~ Nellie and Hallie z~rkle Wf' c fa1TJ 1\ Hu\ldf d Road Au l1 remamed 111 Sprllll!:fleld fo 1\f ll iM an d Mrs charles n :1 two wee k \lSI\ w1th ht r g t<l :l ' busu1ess v1srtors tn Columbu ~ Tuesday Holtanr! an rl da J<:< l"l tcr Sana Jf parents Re \ an d Mrs Robert F S\_ye , guc,ts !'I hc r brolhf' r rn I 11 W an d Mr~ Ern est Maag and Mr,.. ~ nr. son t <lrl moved thc1r furn t So'\f'T Mr nne\ Mrs Mil L'll lllll I Earl Krur. ht wen hu smess v1s urc toda y t o Wcs Lafaye ltt ~n d f~ m ]v r hf' Hol la nds \\ I l o r~ 1n Columbu 5 W~ dn c~ da) whert> h~ w11l ~g 1 n J!IS pastorate h :1~1 bu•n Joe, t{'(l In Gcr m1nv Peter Stau• 1s <:nhully 111 r on Au.! Ust I Mrs Styers and 'll rm the pa s\ tlrt C \ oc R I S Will -,.0 h 1s hom f' on Garfield A•enue w11l VISit h iS mother Mrs Ch 11 t o I as \ .:;:!:a~ wher" t l1 MaJOI M r and Mr ~ Mn Grlmo ' and Mt h .1~ hec n ~ ~~t"n c d foll owmg :l ( £:1 rna Jean Y. hlllatcn \ and ~hI lcne S t y er ~ Newark Styers Will return lu~rf' for 1 , furl ough d r f"~ Jimm y Gilbert Jody Leo rarewell ~erm o n Sunday N 1 Mr anrl Mt s Mdto \ H oorl a 1d an\'1 J onPaul of Phoen1x Arl fa m1lv a nd I!UPsl~ :\l a Jnr <~ nd M <~ re hl'rc Y IS L d lH~ (or the l1rst t Jmt' m Four ~eans Th ey 11re Vl!H' r h 1rll's R Holland all cl da ugh t S .w ~ v sllefl 1hur,rl 1\ 1n ( hl l' mg her parent 5 ~r ., nd Mrs R 1 cot hr v.n h n l a lt\ f'~ be r t ~hDamel Jr and brother ., .. ( ".,, '·'" " 1 m 'y' , .·' "' "' ''' . Ha rvey and Harlan Whltl ato; lI dau ght1 r K av of (', all ro n arc t h Mr and ~r 3 James Wh1tlatch a 1' ~llf' ~ ls of Ill s fathN ~rcrl Gan,.. famrlv !\trs Juanita wr1ght a11 Call mg t•n l\! r'i () B Elhcrf r I ranuly Mrs i\hldrccl Hud s<J:l rhu rs da \ Wf'lr M1 :-.s Hflr h 1 1 They wr\1 vrs rl Mr G1lmorc s m E t WIIl and fr 1cnrl of ( a\li pnl C • • Beck ~1d there wa s no queahon that the money frnm the sale of 1ll thr~t cars had gone to the Western Conference of Teamster)' He sairl the. money had been Voo lran.sfcrred to the unron m cash • }f et cr were hound over to th ~ Doubtful Of R.eel,... ~r. 1 cl JUry under ca.;h bonds of Hr satd he rather doubted ' $1000 ~ach 1n Mayor E F Robm son s rourt F'nda y n1gbt after e v1 whether conference recorda would tfen ce w.. s presrnted by local po show reec1pts of the amounts !or l1ce tnd1e"tmg tht" paJr was rn each car but vou can ~ sure 1t \olved ,n the Blaeltnar Aut o ~otlll be proved that the moneypver} pennv of 1t- was recetvf'd firm robbery ~nd !herr w1ll be Witnesses who They have be en held Jn custod 'I InCe early thr~ wef'~ wh1le Ji m w1l/ sa test1fy ,!nym g tc,(IJ.s found 111 their +'a l Asked wet11cr Pred Veneheu "ere (!+ rill exammed at tbe LG j ren Jr Westetn Conference autf~ do n :-'rrsL>n farm tor would testify that cash for Poltce entered as e\ ldence a re the cars bad been received Bed: port from the London experts that "eph~d empbat1caUy You can bet $10 000 agamst a crnw IJar and screw dnver found ten cents on tb•t' rn possessron ol Van Meter and Stewart were without doubt the Beck Sr Wa8 charged w1th seli tool s used to pry off the Jtoor IJJek ng a le52 Cadtllac belongmg to and ftlrn~ cabmet atch at Blae't the Western ConleTence of Team n.. r s a \• I'Ck ago F1 1ay mght A sten Jlfld putlinJ the 11.900 lro111 total of $427 m c a~h and check ~ the ~ale rn the aceount of a prJ vas takr.!l v.~:~te flrm he head!! The car wa~ The nen were anested about bought by Martm Duffy a 6pe 9 a m m Middleport slcepmg rn tac1r ear wttb the .lool.s Tbey ~Ja.jti~ diStributor and Tealb8lers Un.l(m metRMr claimed they had been home all S... IIK!r...., Slmllo.ty rught tn West Columbia The gran<l Jury, wb1eb hat been The men had no furtbf!!"' ex.plaD 111.vestrgatma Te.llmsters Um()n !1 1tton to offer as evidence m the1r :1ancral aCfaitl tn tbe Seattle area hearmg follJwrng recent rackets eommH tee hearmgs on Team&ter Unton 1ct1v1tres , mdrctcd Dave Beck lr. on two stmJiar counts I LT ITIPHEN HILL VANCE Al' B Okla -Secund I t Stephen P Htll ~on of Alle 1 Hill, 7 Beech Street Pomeroy, :s nuw rn basic multij-engme pilot trammg al Vance The bas:ic school consists of profu:tency tn.lnmg 1n formJ tlon b'ansJtJOn, mstrument and night fly1g rn B-23 atr.craFt Upon completlon ol tbe ltve IDO'lt'l course he w1U be av; arded th adver WID.(! oi an A1r Force pr lol ' 1'Mt, Gtindley Are Defendants In Court Suits 1 W West of Pomeroy and R E GrmdJcy Salllbury Town shrp Justice of Peatt were nam~d 1n lawsmts today r•led tn the Com mon Pleas Court here The State of Ohro 1111ked money only m the amount or $1620 30 from West rull name unknown dotng busmess a11 the Adrtane Coal and Dock Co , Umon .,, Pomeroy In the other actron Rov Koh l hlluscn dorng bustncss as the Bu s ness AdJustment Co Parken burg W Va sued Grmdlcy ror $111 35 m one account and $51 43 Ill 11nothcr on behalf of St Jo seph s Hospital Parker,burg A th1rd complamt set $75 18 a~ the balan~ due rrom the defend ant to the Compact Sales Corp Middleport Man Faces 2 Charges Sberlff Robert C Hartenbach said today he had not been able ,1oet - after two attempts - lo serve a pa•r of warrants on Ray mot.d (Petel Kloes of Mrddl~port charging bastardy "We have marie t\.\o Lr1ps to Middleport tOe shenff saHl but haven t Jocatef Kloes )el The warrants were ftled throu,! h the Meigs Count~ JuvenJlP Court A date for Kllles hear ng 1n court Wtll be .el •Iter h~ has been brought mto custod.Jo oftrc1ab saJd • AJy Khan Kanm Named Successor T0 The Aga Kh30 VERSOIX Switzerland UP Prrnce Kanm Aly Khan a ser1ous young student of Onental hlstory 4t Harvard Un1vcrs1ty assumed his duties todr.v as the first atom age leader or more than 10 mil IJOn Jsmaili Moslems The handaome 20 ye1:11 '(l]d pnnce, who Yo til now be known •s Aga Khan IV was the surpnse chmce of hrs grandfather the late Aga Khn, to serve as lns sue cessor as head of the .sect The Aga Khan who dwt Thurs day at the B1 e ol 79 provtdet1 1n his wrll thiiot Kanm be named Imam Jeader or the Sh1ah Mus llm Ismaili community The an nouneement Fndsy mg:bt came as a 8'Urprise Aly Khan Kanm s father 1nd former husband of ac tress Rrta Hgyworth at {lf~l was believed to be the most logical clloJce (Contmued on PaJA Five) B,~,~q~,~!?'.~:~.d - - -- Many Ohioans Counted Dead In Mock Raid COLUMBUS UP - Ohto Munl ed H6 095 p~ople dead today and ~ore t~an ~4 ~ t~ousand m~urtd tn e wa e 0 rt ay s moe a omte bomb at,tackd 0 "1 f•v,e "1f the states pnncrpa rn us na c1 1es However tl\rl defense author Illes termed the ractJce alert one ol the most sutccessful ever to be CO!lducte-d tn Ob!O Some 2 807 600 persons were evacuated lrom Cleveland and Youngstown Toledo Cmctmlatt Columbus- and Canton Gov C Wtllram 0 Neill h1s cabmet and state of!tc•als set up temporary emergency h1 adquarters at Dela ware and cvnducted the states busmcts from there Toledo wa~ the f1rst to be at tacked by enemy bombers A by drogen bomb exploded m the a1r directly over lhe heut of the downtown busmest dr~trrct Similarly Columbus CtndnnatJ Youngstown &nd Clevehmd got the alert People rushf'd from the ctty mto the suburbs Columb•is had a two hour warntng of the srmulated attack W1l bur Morris (l'ntral OhJO Ctvil Oe fense admmt~trator sa1d Lhe only persons killed tn the cap1tal m the tr;unmg exernse were the strag glers ur those who reCused to leav,e 'fodav decontammat1on earns enLered lhe blasted c11le~ lo start the desnup ;ob Weathe.- experts have 1nd•eatcd that th.e'" rad 1o aclally fall out from the bombs would spreal over a great porllcm ol the ~1a1e and poss1hlv InJure v1tal farm land The alert whrch will contmue 1 through Sunday drew htgh praise From 0 Netll 'fhe go\ernor satd he was par llcularly p I c a ~ ~ d wtth the smoothness o[ the slate IJOVern ment portron of lhe evacuatiOn op I The younger Beet was accused of havmg m bts possesSion on Oct 8 1954, the $1,850 obt•med from the aale of a 1951 Cadillac that was owned by the Jmnt Counetl or Teamsters No 28 to John L Stratlon a hotel suppltu 1 he grand JUry charged the sale ~a5 completed on Oct 5 1~1 The JUry also ch.nged young Beck w1th havmg on Sept 2 11m3, the 52 800 from the sale of a JD53 1C d ll a I acto Kenneth L Bockle), a ftreman It said the second car 1 belonged to the Wcdern Confer ence of Teamsters - - --- Scout Jamboree Opened Friday At Valley Forge VALLEY FORGE. Pa (UPl Vice Pres1dent Richard M Ntxon told 00 000 Boy Scouts Frtd."t.y night that they stood for the thmgs that make Amer1ca great" Nur:on lipoke at ceremomes markmg the opemng of t h e fourth NaUonal Boy SCout Jam borec on the htstorlc irou.nd where Gen George Wasbmgtun and his poorly clothed ('Oiomat army sulfel't!d dunng the Winter of 1777 78 I p~ratton 0 Nelli wa ~ accompamccl bY Wrl llam Eel Owo s atom 1c energy advu10r to his Delaware head quarters State Civil Srmcc Dtrector MaJ Gr.n I eo Kreber said he heUeves Ohio Is Jn P. better pos1tt0n today lhan "'vcr before to take cne of an a om1c arr attack The only lou! up or the whole plan wa.<r: til l"ommum('ahons CO official•, sard 1t was 44 mmutea before the fl"st attack o~ Toledo (Continued 0!'1 Dag& Two) The vtce president uld ~he se.1uls wnuld ~membto.r the jam boree as one ur the fmest exper rcnces of your liCe • 'The th,rngs that make America great are the thmgs that the Boy , Sr .;mts of Amer1ca st.and for Earlrer Dr Arthur A Shuck, chJCf scout executive read a tele gram from Presrdenl Eisenhower who said the scouts would return home better dhzens as a result of campmg at Valley Forge The huge Jamboree began when an acnal bomb burst over the 2 • 000-acre cprnpsrte at 9 am edt I The ~outs. representing ear:~h state and v1rtually every nati6n o( the free world snapped to at ten bon and delrvered thell' famed three..frnger salute as the StaU and Stripes was unCurled whrle 1 IfiO.piece band played the Natioh· a1 Anthem Then the ofl'iclal junbQree flag showrng WatJhmgtliA kneehn& 1n p'"aver at Valley Forge was ralaed The ceremontes opened a fuJJ. week of actiVIhes and eonteata dt signed to keep the Scouts IJOinJ unt1l the )exbore ~e P.!!ds llelt Tbursda:r I t ' l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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