http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5a4a573d55537b7d2104605029becb74.pdf ec6648e5b3173f2c7e34ca0037c2121f PDF Text Text • • • 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 �\ _---''- , • .. ' 1- ~-.~ f'tt..I!I'O)'·Middleport, 0., July IS, 1957 ' Voluntaer firemen Nearing Last Little Hump In Quest For financing To Purchase New .First Aid Equipment Middleporl Volunteer Fireman are short about 1400 lor enough money to order theu new Emergency Squad truck for fall delivery Contributions f1 om individuals. organiza tions. and results of money-maktng projects by the ftremen and Aidmen themselves, have brought m what is on hand to date Not much more ts needed The response to the request for Funds has been magntflcant so far !ire men feel The top of the Jast little hump Is 10 sight Who w!ll take the lead in reaching It? The truck the squad is using now is seven years old Its speedo meter shows approxi- - -- mately 10,000 miles which is less than oneth1rd of the actual miles on the engine, as 11 spends lots of tlme at the idle, the hardest kmd of usage Nott.mg substantial has been done to the truck or eng10e Othl'l pa1 ts ate b~.: gtnmpg to show signs of weauness It (.ould , conce1v 1 ably refuse to run at somt• <' lltr r al tlme when I a life ts at stake 11 The new tJ U('k comm tttce , headed by Em· metl Shuler feels entuley jU!itlfJed m seek·~· ing a new vethile It should not be long' be· fore Shuler et al have enough money in the bank to go out and start negollatmg ::1 deal Saturda1- Channel3 9 3U 10 00 10 t 2 00 12 so I 00 4 30 5 00 ~ :SO ~ t:S ' ( 8 (¥) 8 SO f} 00 9 30 10 00 here on two fronts One IS the actual cash 'aiSed and donated to worthy uuses by his gratiS productiOns The oth~r Is that persons with talent have a medium through which to lm~rove th.••.r skllls of creative exprression Willi e provJ dmg enter t a 1nment to their friend and neighbors He trained hJmself m journa-lism while fmdlng his way about w>lh stage and b""k· drop His reputation Is one of being a hard I man when hla ehow 1 are bemg built There I never was a good dlrf!ctor who wasn't Only -'---:-::-:-:c=-':"::::::::::c:-_:._ _ _ _ VAGUIADDRUS SPOAY EFfECTIVI hard wo> k brings out the best In human ef. h lV(• l"wi'T! rl'rulltt'f the pal)l!rt~ ol' ndlnl! !he road~ Yo ' tnow th11! old fa ~ h1nnt:'r! l!t,llidllhll traf. fiC hlo ck IS iil! ll With us ahd that people who lry to out~mart ru~] hour ~ th ln'k l'itu•tlv alike creal Inil the !'III!He rongt'!sl10ns nt o• • lhl> h 011r 'f l•1 tlnw ~ pa~t 1 h II{' had d1• fiJHh•lv pllOr lu ('k ~.,•uk~ndlrg bo! h nn thf' lOOdll ,,n tJ with IT!v hosts Tho hosts are flne In tow. tlut out In tln•1r ma u ~U r ' d 11lirks thf'Y n lw•n~ hn\'t' ~0•111' dnn*H ous pa ~tlnw flp~[!fneLI lu '!t't vnu lin ('il l'lv .Lnd krep 'Ill un I If! ' Pol ~on tn ttnd raj:! wt•t•d uhnund und there Is nlwav~ u ~olhl rc rlne Cur fullln~o: off u h01 se Gr lnl o the water Apa1l f1om rllm~f,. nM sport plus tram;port11hon, thfl two mf)},, thm.:erou~ 111Pectfl oJf the we~ k ''l'ld are food and boo·~ OrdlqaR· ilY-HOUfld wolvca or WoiJ Stred and ort'Vf''"S on wldowM and or Phlllli IUtfOr from I de[u!fion of ht•l n~: ilOOd outdoor rh~h and 1 hove ('aton f'MLI,I;!h hclt'rer1 corn undP.rdone cblckcn 1nd hurnr•(l In t:Ul'llr nu•at-.;1ll rtrenrtwrl tn wr~lc the diJelltlnn of an us II !t'll 'T'hr QA !Ad·makfll'll , mnle "· • pllrtlcul]\rlv ortenshe l1nt'or sntrlcll\nt Alcohnllc all mutus, th ·~ ,,,.l> far won" than women abouf n 1'11 1nl{ dren fnn t'Omonunrt.,(l uf axle erea~e. r•rlic, old d••Jdc· llOfla and all the l1t.rbt fnom onlAe to thvmt!l No les1 a slnru"r than Ilr,. F.'-'enhower hn cqmr uo AUddenly wltta a recipe w,.Jc'n emoloys naat11rt1um leave•, whl t'h will bto' t the R1mubllcus nnt trip if at\ ~lse falla It I• cn1v one ahort 11nr! dlr'v lltflu aW8\' hm cookme In ranc:v hat1 ~nd he.mottoeul anronfi ~, fanryln ~t vour~el! a• de • Ioree In the new h·inktour depar 1 ment ,\ n1med Slewart Crom Bl!CII:.t . to an 6 00 ' Q·so 1 00 We knew Bob when he was a nedghng linotype oper&>tor JUSt out ot Yellow Jacket I Land He had a knack then of sittmg down !It his Rube Goldberg-like machJne (lmotype) 1 and knockking out an extemporaneous JJmgle that often enough had 1 <'markable punch to It That he would rome to fmd an ont1et for hls cr~ative enert=ies and imaginatipn in produdng good minstrel ant.l varJety shows was I · beyond conception at that t1me, pl'Obably en in his own restless urge to make a mark 1 in h1s community. 1 10 10 12 30 Sundov > ~HANtftL i WSAJ.TV 1010 I lOIJ 10 • i i to'rt Daily Sentinel Day Book ANIII/AL •I~NIC T~c !.aureJ Cll!f J!elter Heollh Club will hoi~ l~eir onnual pic· nle at the ~alrft'QUJ'Id• ~n Monduy , July 16, ~&l 8:30 p, rq, ~~C~IC Drllill~ The frleqqly Cl cle of lhe Fed· erated Cbureh wil hold their an· nual potluck phmle dinner Tues· 4~Y at 6 p m on thl!' plcmoarounda at the home of Mrs R H Riwlin11, Un1on Ave Pomeroy Pollee ordered a m11n DETROIT UP - Althoupb they released from custody thls \norn arrtved at the .t~eene ln two minutes Jame1 M1Uer and Mrs Ann Tern mg w~o Frldll)' night gave ofJ'lcers [the Grosse Pmnte Farms fire dep)eton -4Jld daughters. we> re umn I one of tht'! vaguest addresaes on partment was too laie to douse a ~n11Gnally omttt•d from tf;le Jist record Hfl w:as Jefferson Flowers, 1 fire In an awpln,: A city lorestry At those attending the funeral of' Bl or General Delivery, West V1r crew, at Wprk on the sceqe, put 1out the bh1ze-w1tb pest epr-.y. Mrs Nancy Mllle>r iima I Karim Aly Khan DAILY CROSSWORD (Contlnu.d 'rom PL•a• One) The Aga K 1an who 1s !)ermll· ted by Moslem law to name hiS succeBsor, also passt'!d over h1s Prince younger sou 24-year.old Sadruddln, in favor of Karim Leaders of the MusHm b.1ma1h community gathered In th111 v1l· l11ge on the shore of Lake Geneva today to pay homage to the new Agn Kahn, which literally means l Carpllke fl&h S Fizzle I!OCietlet at once he IS 22 Prr1od or Walk pompously II Appe-an 15 A.-.socl!lle (I ~ a rod(le•• T 11 Pronoun \HI Compenl'l&• 18 1-~oolllke orl'an lion or sounds 2'7 Woolly 29 Cavtty ( bioi ) l fllf'lt~ht'l ""'"'" 37 Moelem tttles 39 ~Y way of 32 Briny 35 Endoaures iO Man a nLcknama 36 Ga.t or -coal 30 Jiallway Oarm~nt border 20 Sen11t1ve Ktnd ot sou, I 32 COin IJap ) 33 Indefinite article 34. World bod)' (abbr) 85 Equal 36 Actuality 38 Qhalrm&n'.l • 00 qq ~ :00 5 30 ..,.. dlfriCU" 44 Otrl'• QOWN I S.le<l DAILY CRYPTOQVP'I\E- Here'o how to work Itt AXYDLIIAAXR Ia L 0 N G FE L LO \f On• letter allTI,PI)' tor another. In thll I&IY\Pie A I• Ul!d tor the thrH L'a, X fqr ~hi tWo O'a, etc Sln&:l• ltt\ln, apol'l trophu, thf llllnl'th 11\d tormatkm of the worda art all hlft'a. J;J~h cit)' tht cqclt l•U•r• •r. different A. OrJ'plo,.... Quolattoa •t•• $H.~KYO V~ OIICJNC ' AOKZD-KdOTUK ,. NLO ACUJO lifE N~KM YBKVNI/VV . .,. . IMitrUtut.. a.r -• .._ J'Htur11 .,,..._. I J~ fiiO f •l!O IJDvieUme a:;IC) POitEIYe Present• 5~ New11 Plctllte Bllll Sup@TJt•IJI 8:30 \\,..ath~east 8:35 Sm>rb E)'e 8:0 Nile J'l•w• 700 C)l11rtea FtrreU Sbo780 WelJs Fargp J:!JO Twenty-()ne s·so Arthur Murray Pprty ~ttgr HQur Uo Se~era of ForllUJe:. 10 00 Bloodie 10 so :fie'ws 'ea4Unt; 10 so Mtew11tt:b 1Z:OO Toni1ht S d at 0 op.ened wilh lite I .Pl.eda:t: and slOgan, etoul' iinemg of the club "Am:ertea, '1119 BeAuUfill." "ldentifylna Trees" was the top1 ie of t~e of~~· Mtl Jl9boJI Thompson, ~dvl_aor, th~ mt;~· beu daffod(( but~ jo pi~~· De. ) monstratlon~ .~ ower •tr'!n# ments were 'tl~ y ~a. :'Fllq~ son and ,Mrs · TerrelL " ~ a series of '"'"•• l d!'~•l.!!'! : I•" ~:~~~~ ; Orous~,. annpun of thei: Ann to M1 nf Mr and Butler, OlUo 1~7 gradu - Daily on 990 spot ' . On Your ' Rodio Dial Writer Olivt Ingraham Mid~leport St~tfy ' ELMER I. PUGJ( ' EJmer E A1r.m~n Pugh 21. so 1 of M:r. and Mrs. Wilham H Pugh i41 Peal'l ~t., ~lddleport, Ob o, ~ 9QIJI.PIJ.tina: the first phJ~.SC 0 ,· 4fs ~It D;tihtary tr':l!mng al thfl ~'qAtl;ft'lf to tJ:wo ..,_,r Force • WilJJ:f~jl Alr Force Base, San ~:htunfo, Texas Upon completion o( this traJ ,tng,_Jte )'"iU ~ ••ngned to an Air FPf~e E.e~fti:\jcal trammg .:__,_,, or an advanced bas • rour~ l~dlng to a speAlr Force job Jol'!ll!f Jl -!llC~an~ the n , w f_~iaf~ 1J~~e11o~ tbe transltt m !"Prii Cllo!iUan to airman throu~h ~ pro&ram wlllcb Jgcludes P" ,_ t'll:!llilng, aplitude te•Hng, phy11lc •I eonditiOnibf;' Jurvtval and wea PQPJ ' tfaiDJng, lnd elass:ro(•m .studies tindnr from Cihzen~n 1 to mlUtal')' tuatonu t nd eourtcs· 1:30 '11'!'• ,pup P~hoo,o 11:3& $lir> Ol~ 8:00 ' LcibJ .Tilk n Over :-:':=::-:-::-:I:U lllawo 10li) }!porto IJeadllne& Cli~-!IE!. 13 MONDAY • 6:80 ¥idwfBiara HIITide IO.lljl ~ijo On , ~ltfi1iis 'I!'"' 11.00 Adve>lur.., 1i1 l.lolttJiq Noon News- 12:15 ~~ 80 1•ll0 li ~:00 I ;Ill) 8:15 11:3!1 NO 8·00 ti:IO 9:90 W<llo I'~~~~~~~~·~~~~ I. lad St. I'Jioae 31-:1 Pem. B~L ESTATE FOR 8.\LE w-. 1 Room Ho,.se, 3 ied~ooms Gas furnafe, storm wind~ws &: doors, waH to wall <!arR peting, l,i, bath down stairs, full bath upsta.rs Ideal location at IO!Iligb Street Financmg available "t ' G. S. HOstetter Jr., Real Estatelrolar !25 It Znd St. , itL New Furniture FOK $299.00 BAKER "wJIJ! the first 3-spealcer wid;-diffuaion sound system for telfvision ·. • ' I"" I (AN ' ·W/f/1 MilK I Hove mort fun wher, y_pu c~lt ••• u•• ~Y~Iilc ofte,_,lt's 101)' to ust in lor• of woy.: ••• gW.t ypu ~•ttt~r maha t.rttlel '-- ) f r.ttulta ~••• e cooking r ,JIJT~~0.:4f22 • Erclusfve HTV-Hl-Voltaett c~ Caro]yn Quillen, dallghter of Mr anrl Mrs Georae Qulllen , s Ottlct'!r Cand vtsltmi ber aunt and uncle, M.. Schools, also pnd Mrs Frank }J:mg, ond Sill, baSIC Ml ' Roger, 1n Colutnbus groundwo -k Mfi Harry kyseli was takt'!n to Holzer Hosptllill Fridlt)' after s"ro fell and broke her htp at he'" home Mrs GeOra:e Sauer, .Mt • Deluze Spur Switch ' Tuner 0 z.; Pooi119D Range ~i\Ch • Top Fr<lnt Tuning • ~~ Alwninized 262 sq. in. HTV loturo • Excluaive Wrap-Around Soonut .. llt·ID Phono.Jack • Built-in Ant,nna vel Casters~ Malulgany Fi!IMh. Por Heolth 1111!1 Pleosure! $359'5 ' •howw O'lly at ' ' SPRING MILL DAIRY ' "Qf~n, G~U.,POLIS ASSOCI_.TED "010 'lr•• ~~jl'" . ' I Pomeroy, O._,.o Rooms SYRACUSE Mr 'and ~rs W K (Shorty) Bt!aver and daughter Chrishne Of Columbus •ere guest!§ of the former's mother~ Mrs. J M. Arellcr, on Walnut St Tuesdall and Wed· \llesdpy Wh1le the}' • were he1e tht'!y clo~ed the sale oC V,t~::ir pro· perty ' to Mr~ Susan Rarrls .flo goes the "Old .Mygatt" House on North Third, /lve. .,_ . Mr and MrS' Earl Wamlre ha v" been et Port Clinton arranamg rllr tht'!ir new home He is to be th<:l Band lnstructQr thet,~ thiS )'eJr Mr. and Mrs Torn $<'ally (Yvonne Hackett) have rented the apsi"· ment qceupi erl by Mr aiUI Mn Warnke on the Wetter R'~Rerlr Mr and Mrs Joe Tr11lble, Cha · l ~ston , are- weekend gue11ts of her par,ent.s, Mr and 'Jrs G,otJC HA(· kett Sr ~ ' Mr 'attd Mrs Garl Bailey, Bev· prly, wer~ overmght guests Thllfl day of Mr and Mra Clifford Ha;e.; an~ .!lon Gregory <rhey lt!f( Ff,dr (Cor Fort Wayne, Indtana to vlstt daughters, J.une J!nd Marl D. Phone 232 - ---- -- Th1rty·sever Leg1onna1r~;~s of FeenJ!v·Benn~tt Post No 128, and Auxlhary me mbers and t~etr fal]l 1Ues ~nJoyed the1r annual pierilc at Middl,..port Ru~ds1de Park evening. Young people who assisted in lhe annuLJI sale of Poppys fQr ttl-' ;::~:~~~~~~~ Aux1harygllest.s earJ1er th1s summer were llft~he~w;ee~k~en~d~w~lt~h~h~i~·~~~~~ special Mrs Will ll~ptonstaiJ asked the ble~;~ng which Pf~eded the The Auxli.ary provided .,., , -, ·> chicken for the supper and tbe Legion boogltf 1ce cream And pOp as their share of the picnic. ChCinnel13 ' 1~:!10 M1ssStu WiiJQa near Hall. Johnson and c L Htll :r'o...• day Emory Joh.Dsop and (a'JQ..Ily, lrvlng Hand 18 on Meigs Hoopolal He fell .11t h1s home last Friday and broll:e a bone--in h11leg ' visiting reBeecher COOper lativell at Chesapeake, W Va, a lew daya hl<rt week H111 rather and mother returned borne w1th htm for a viSlt Pete Nelson passed away at b1s home at l>eJ:ter, Saturday evemng the ace of 85. A hfe IGDJ reSIdent or Dex:ter' he had been cared for by h1s dau.ghte,r-Jn-llw Mrs EarJ NeLson CarPenter ' Mr. and Mn Alva S.wl.ck SP,Cnt an evemng r"cently with Mr and son and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Miller and cblldren Of Columb s Marilyn Miller remained Cor a ~ 0 wee~ Ylslt With her Findparents _Mrs Mary ~wtck nnd daughters Vtcklt'! and Jean, Columbus, visited Mrs, Lutht'!r Friend. R1chard Harr 1s, stationed With the Nayy~at Bam bridge, Md, Sacred Heart (itfild Members !ttend Picnic U:lJO The Lo!ot News V;OO !IIIIJ ·f•rl~tlJI 8·0jl \'bit L<.tl'l'eno• Wolk Shi>w 9:00 Tho CoUD!l7 Muoie lublleo 10.00 :m11 Ctllturr fho,ter 11;80 Lite Now! • Keeps RIC• hmond In JL BatfJe Post, Auxili~ry Picnic Is Held J3 6'00 Bible rJope v DEdward• Feeney-Bennett ~~~~-~~~~=--­ ~ ~.v _II"L....;...d 8.00 t J;e<l Thre• LJ•ea , ftiiUilll r, "'I''IJI!If' SliD Mi~weo!ern Hvr!de IJ:~ 1~ov"it~'P . 9 oo 141~~ W~lac, IDt•rview - M• 8::10 News an~ SpOrts f ali Pope '"' Part¥ D:·~ 201h Century Th'lt!ll' _ PAR- R RUN 8y Unlttcl PNs• Mrs E4ward Cqrcora~. WppStrong pitcill ng is 1ceeping the ping, CQtln , anrl Mrs Hugh Dan- Richmond Vir,lnlans in the thick Iels. ~1amj, Fla , were gue~h of the Internahona} League penwhen Mrs Hauy Lee BaUey as nant raceSilted by Mrs Loram Sterrt'!tt en DeBpiU,. Buffalo'll 900 pacs over tertained the Women's Muslonan the past two weeks the Blsons Soctety of the Pomcrny First Bap. Jlave.n't been ilble to'sh4kt off the hst church, Thursday evenmg al Veel', who sl:lnd just 2%: games her home, E Man~ St out or f1rst The VIce pres~dent, Mrs. T T Marty Kul,v:1.1 burled Richmond Shelton ~ P(eStded and opened the to • 2 0 trlumph over Havana meehng with prayer Oevohons FridAy night for the Vees' ftftb were led by Mrs Daisy Jasper and straight vietnry and third succes Mrs Ralph C Zundel, program sive shutout lead,er, gpvc a rt!pro rt on the houst'! In o1.ber g&mes, Montreal rtpped pnrty held at.Granvtlit- 1ft Juhe Buffa.I.G, 5 l, lo sna() the Btsons• A s\iort busmess S('S310n w.as f1ve • game Ylc,tol')' S'trlng Thetr held after whJch refreshments second game was rained out co Jumbus broke a four.game losmg were served by the hl18tesse.s. ~ treak by beating Miami, 6 3 and Rochester handed Toronto Li s su:th successive lou, 8-5 ----~~--~--~~.- .. tc;::J: Pomeroy First Baptist Church W.omenMeet ChanntIa WHTNoo~oTV Let pOWer p•ItCh•J.llg 6 00 A(UOn 4 00 4 30 5 00 3·30 8:00 lr=----------...., :~e~ SfJriRC:IS '-'range Holds ~ W ll)!ip•f4:tion l'hUI'S(Ia~ N' ht I Badge & Bullets 6:15 t>oua:Jtta Er1warcJa Bit Plctqre 6 30 Robin i111od We !elHwe 7 00 Burnt & Allen Vacat.on U S. A. 7 SO Talent Scouts Get Set, ,Go 8 00 T~ose Whllln, Glr\i ' Curtain TiJUe 8 30 Rlcbud Diampnd, Private Face tbe .N11hon Deteetlve CBS News .. 9 00 St.-d.g One The. Lao! Word 101)1! l)p-lo>the·Mlnu~t r;-e~ . Annie OakJey jt0:05 Se.aAnin, Pie "'eathet La,uio _ _ _ _ _ _ _:._:1~0::_::10:._:T:.:h:.:eLa-'-I~_S_;.h_.., _ _-:-.., 12 30 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 = a -. ' ' OKELKBN, l'HieNIA)I'• Cryptoqu,te: DJOINO Wl:JAT'S RICHT 19 NO GUARANTEE ...OA1N8T MISFOIITlltll; ~ WJLUAM MC• nm. Qqten far 1 DIJ' ttl(lderJt; IJ;Otllf1lfttll Coll;ley-'' Time Saturday- Channell 8 30 IIIUI) f3 Not Many Ohioans 1.:il0 WCHS-"tV Channell ____ I o12 Spirited TUIO . Matinee Theater ' RED HEADI' DETROIT UP - A dozen res1 dents Of suburban Lincoln Park dyed !ht'! lr h:ur red and traveled I . to the stall'! C(lilttal to boost the lee__; ;, _ bon of W LaMar!' (Red) Watkma - - - ' - - - - ' - - - as pre s lde n ~ of the M1~h1gan 6 30 My FaVorite Hulband Chamber of Commerce "The 1dea 7 00 Ed SuJltvan Show attracted a lot of attention," re· 8 00 GE Theat1r ported local Jayct'!e pres1dent 8.30 Captain :K;gncaroo 8 iO Allrp~ l!':\ch~k Frank Rahburn, but not t-nough 9 30 Mlj:tity Youse Playhou., 10 00 Lucty 6 Ranch 9.00 $84,0110' C)i>rleneo vutes A brunette won to 30 U's A Hit 9iil() What's My IJae 11 00 ti1g Top lP:OO Sundv Newa Special TO,(sT ALARM 12 00 Tbe Lone R.11n1er 10.15 The Lite &bow BOSTON, UP - SeVen plecas of 12.30 B1g Ptcture CHANNEL I - loiO'fOAY flvt'! apparatu~ answered an ala-rm 1 00 Town &: Country CroSJJroads 7·00 ~lmmt ~ pean sounded by a passerby who ~dW 1 Ui TBA 7 30 Boston Blaclde amoke pounng from the Mattapan f 00 The Early Show 8·00 Captaln Kgngaroo home of Mrs R~ta Stone It proved 3 00 You Are There 8 45 CBS News to be just a shce il f burned toast. 5 30 Range Rtder • 9.00 Garry HoOre 8 00 Mr. D1strtct Attorney 9·BO Arthur Godlr<J WEST SHADE 1 8 30 Buccaneers Jo,go Stdk• Jt Ric~ Mr and Mrs Juhn Hayes, ·~ent T·OO The Jtmmy Durante Show 11.00 Valiant l.aoly 1 Saturday evening w1th Mr. and '1•30 Jimmie Dean Show 11 US Love of Llfp Mrs Norman Frederick 8 00 Gale storm Show 11 30 J Search for Tomorro.w • 8 30 SltO Playhouse 11·451 Guidlna Llaht· ,, : ~ 9 ,00 o,ntmoke 12.00 Katie's Kltthe,-:. , 9 80 fl.olden Playb-ou•e 12.30 Aa the World Turns 10 00 Tbe- Late Show 1·OQ Our Min Brook& 11 00 The Lite, Late.. Shaw 1:30 HOU10PPJ:IY 200 Blg P.J)'Oif U~ GJ 2 30 Bob Crosby Show / 8 08 Lamp Unto My Feet 3 00 Brl;bter !)lillY 9 30 Look Up & Live 3 15 Secret S!9rm 10 00 Eye on New York 3 30 Edge of Nl1ht 10 30 Camera Thl'il!e 4.00 The Early Show 11 00 Let'a Take A Trip 5.30 YP,Ull E9So Reporter 11 30 WUd BID Hickok S·4G ~pvta Parade 12 00 Heckle and Jeckle tS·M WeatJterman tO Foretell tl BJMclal Ulk Dal• Dutton It about to mon l"to hts n•w drug ttor. 'ocatlon In tht Co1h lvlldlng In Middl.,..rf. I,ttlte !lfrlie J '30 ijrldt apd Q¥9pm ~ ; 00 viii~ ~ -stilfioli-"l'il~r P1'cn·IC 80 0UJT.tlDt ~ M ::m. JA/ ::: Two Bl.rthcfays Are Observed At 11.30 II C,qld B• Yo• 12•00 Tex " Jinx ,,oo 130 11;50 a.m. IT!Iilet _w....;is~i:i-.:;;;TO;:,D :;;;A~Y?-% 12.te IJ ;30 IOQ 6·55 SIGN ON 7:00 T.W,~ p:oo ll9nt~r Jloom 10;110 The l'ri.. II R!lhl to·sp Truttt · or Con~uenoe• 11 ·00 Tic Tac Douh 1:00 ~;~:~::;C:,o:,uobUI Lau-1 Cl'ff MONDAY 1~ •hlidl,': I 5 45 Newr Picture 6 00 TBA 6 32 Circu"s Boy 7 00 Steve Allen Show 8 00 Alcoa Hour 9·00 'fhe Web 9 30 P~Qple Are l<"'Unny JO·OO News Headhnes 10 10 Nttewllch \ 12 SOSign Ofi Meigs County News r 31 Head4re•• I 1) 30 ll45 1~ OQ 300 WJEH 23. Splicing p1n1 I 24. Oriental 21 Henry-, 1 orator 1 28 modern·mlnd(Jd youth As soon 11s bts auccessiofl was announced he ordlll;'ed that acme 100 newsmen w•lhng at the gateB or his annd fath.er •a viUa should be Informed NeUber bill f&ther nor hts gnmd lather hat.! m 1ch rt'!ear ' f4 .. _..prt·~~~ relaUons llfown Blll!dinl, ~rner of W. The Ohio P.l oara:n wa1 par\ of Mtln-.t Jnd Buttel'n\At av.t the natlon·wide "Operation Alt~rt t 18&7" ronduc 1ed bll the ClvU IJt'NAMII OMITTID rense The npmtt or M:r and Mrs 21 'Uiy t God persist~nlly 15 Lt~er Ul Earth q 11 ~COfltt.,ued llro'm P•a• One} waa announted In lhe state control center HoweUJ: today, communi· AT $uw.&~l ~ ...MP Lt ·Col. Jp~~:ph pqtnble Bryan, a eahona were flowlni on the De· tormer Mlddle~~rt re-jdent and partment of highways radto sya brother of Mra J1mea Harley, Dry tern an PI•~· lJ at Jllorl Kno~. Ky with Steubenville and Cal!ton were t)le Ohio NaUon.a Guard's 13'1lh not hit directly bllt Canton report T1nk Batt.llf•R which Is In SUID· 85 ~lead DRd ·f.lO inpured from ed mer tralnlnJ tbe fall out one hundred lD thoua· and were evar.uated lrom the city IIIIIUIIAOIIALI Steubenvill ~ '"al!l alerted but bll A Rummabll Sale aponaortd by mld..dpll tho warnlns waa ealled the Racine 4i~111nl +ouocllllon wlil Ill. 1>t held Jill~ I,, IR, lhd 20 al lhe Female red dft'r (Cer 1 3 Impel 8 VVorked lS Sembllltlce 11 Flower Stevenson Karim was namt<tl A.ga Khan IV at 11 hmuly g .. therlng Friday 111ghl when ptto• nl"ys who brought h1 s irandfutht•r'~ closely guard~d will from a vuult tn I ondon nad 1\ aloud sho~ed 1& 3 Kind ttme CJC tale 23 Back 8 VIscous 25 Age 7 Har1m r ooll' 26 Engine IZ Chlne•e 19 name pleasure t•lang~ 9 Portion 10 A1111tant1 Aly Kahn has a repulatlon ns an intt'!rnatlonal playboy, whilt'! Kurtm 11:1 a studwus youth who prefers book.<! to soeial hfe Be is a senim at HArvard and a room mille of Joh11 Fell Ste\enffon son of Corm er Illmols Go\' Adlut F. Kanm ;l Boy's ACROSS "honorable l~"<~d er" 'Jltle deat~ bed will wpllcn by !htf alllng A,, a lGhtm -tWo month.!; ago revealed he p'teferred Kar1m <ts hia ruccesaor because the sed "needs a moOern mindt!d you n& lender to cope wtth the problems Of the atomic nge so 11 •00 ev-1 by unanimous requl•st-bec~u:; • of a magmf1eently "~>tie pun~)] which contained wolfbuue, dea I· ly mw-htshade and dned salami! 1· der11 In addUton to r •n brandy. cherry rordial, mmt leaves, ap plea, old gum boots, essence or sweatshirt champagn e and creme de menthe Or, at least, so It h•'lh•d And thh man h1 I acnae enough to become 0 self made millionaire when he wa.., about nine Th ill man- plt:>a.sant enough 111 the ctly- also hod a deadly game called "seeing t he propr.1 ty " Innocent gueRls were lc ' around In darkest night fall! 1: Into streams, bcmg chawed h brl..rs, fatally Pllacked by un· ported cobras and muddened II gen called Great Danes, whllt the ho11t cbqeklcd and jumpc'l over the toUih barHcut wh1ch he knew by heart If anybody surVJV('d lhe u • st illy nlaht, there wu wuter polo ond- ho, hO--"toll('h ' Jootball hv morn'!! <leedly liwht , lron.jawect Irish Jut~pers arter lunctl a·ut porlot ill.flleJ> lfl tht'! evenlnrt which teneraUy wound up with somtlbody rldll'lg a fully laden buller down two ntahts of stah s The clty'1 the pl8ce for the Wt'ekcnd, wlth all the chumps a\11 pf town, re~:~hturants .md lhealr, s j.lncluttured tuls JV&jlable anoi cabbies polite no , ~u nhurn an I no poi11on Ivy And 'bell of t~ll, no loni my , aae hume You hit the orflce Crt'11h on ., Mol\dll.f morn an I before lona you ~ave bet'!n madn c:halrman qf the boor4 (Copyrl&bt, 1187. by Unlled i'~e ature 8)1ndlcate, Jnc) so 11 00 1 t 30 I RUARK - ------REPORT . Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury Capt Uall.mt Trlte Story Detective's Diary Forel: r• lntr!fjue My Li 1tle Margie Blseb!l!l Hopalone Cassidy Get St:t, Go Sportl!l ):.;ye Newl Picture Wa"'h llr. Wlurd 1:.-lfturday N\wtt J'llbboree Juliu!l L~Rosa $how Mystery Theater Dollar A Second EnC~rt 'J'heater MveniQfl 'J'llqater News IJI~ SpOrtt ftetdllnet Nltew4teh Si.p PI! fl·25 8 30 Rorold Souer ond douptor, llllT and lira. Diet ltm1l Ruth , ferhtn Mtdo..J, were Mr <lnd Iii 1t'Ub , R Mrt I. G. Ina. Jlr. lfttf lin. Ptut Jaeobla~ ' dl.,..,. r...to of ¥or~ l!utt ot st!::JM>!~ ~ I :IlL ~ ·~ Jo~f !)all>' and 1h 1!!1- tdtioiJIIIW 4 nnle Arthur, Huatin,ton, _Jg-.1 l!,d Kr and Mrt. Di II: v.-c. P!'l Ill ... were aetomparU~ -OmJ b)l;o ¥~ ~ #DY Wlllia e .-.~-., wltb Mr. jZtd )ln. Wor- --aUU. J' mid 1 Add1t! Fueste who had spent fh l! thiJ week at the ':~:ee':.oblf and mothet, L\Jlie 1uerilot ref':::Oll 11r~..'d""" Pill week wHb Mr.. AUibur Camp n~ CoJutnbul Y• t" P~. } ' l1n 11 ChJid.! is lpendinJ a three lfr incl Mt• kntm ! ~aDd Kn C E Baktr are BUI7ieob5 and l•mL~v 1pent week's nc•Uon frot;n · the ROber were fn ctnclamtf ~.:e Ba~e~ fPCnd Hlf aeveral d•ys with rela- w"~ f'N tVtb ,beJ' pirenll, . llotplh l School of Nursln.a: will! V1Blt4d the!r thdtt•Nl re ey live• '" 6prlnaC!eld an~ lira. Peart Jacobi her ntott.er Wrl Georle Childt VernQ.a Barttls M'l"' H~rm Fttlden fitUed C L. Htll daiiJhi.er rtPI.IIned for a 'tt loll qnd Mrt lohu R"l"tchke a 1d WilHam Bartell and · he Ktl Iunday with relallve11 10"· John, will leaVe Moncf1y iot son WUU.m Ofm or~: tlld. Mu Stdney RUMfiJ '¥l11ted Mr Mr •ni~J )l:a. Lou Olebl and lft. a two weelt's vautlon in FlOrida Willl•m Butffl, r;.,_ the ;-;11 time ,nd Hn R 0 Hill recently and Mri. ctarle1 Diehl 1nd rw<. Mr! John Dhi:bn, Ch1rle11to 1, Mil ~bert He'•ttin and dalljh-MA:wl 'r•ncls M(lna iD,IOy.U a plcnle dinner 1t :•s an overnlJht fl!tlf of Mr and I ter. D1aon• !3lle, came from t.lluthe road 1lde 9ar11. on Rt 33; on rs D .E Miller l'rlday den, "labarp,., and viJited her(.. July 4th Mu ( 1-i!renc~ Chne was 1n M"- lher llr Ctrl Edward• and re 1 ur.n IlL' I llr and ,..,.. Cui Erltlcaon Jjld , lett,. ltua pafll,<\reelt to viJJlt h ... ,. t"d to GaUJpoU 1 where the will 110n, Davtd, Buffalo, N Y , and Mrs sister Mrs LloY.I K1n11, who -~> ~~ now Jive, mompanied by her n.itce MrL -'ohft Piehl Florence Howell called an Mr a.nd 1 liUrgJcal patient at Mar11!1ta M ... Ruth Wlfllett A nurnbei- of frJenda and reJa Mrt Geo Re.n~aw and llr. 1nd mor~al Hospltol July 4tb and weet end 'uesta tJves enjoyeo:t a pJCDic dmner at llrr John OiehJ, Monda)' e't'•l\o of Mr and Mr.111 Royal Thomaa were tht'! hom;e ot Mr and Mr1 Law 1 Mr and Mra PauJ Thomat and renee SmJth iD honor ol Mrs Mr •nd ltfrs Carl Schultz Sr Smith'' mother Mn Anna Dill had a1 week end tue 1u Mr •nd who was &.1 • Us Protect Mrs Jame.s MeadO.,... a~d tamJiy Steve: El!¥n and ramtly and Jim ~P'£!and Robert Bdcher, Logan w V11. G•lmore 'and. rarilily 'enJoyed a pie· It All! f and J3meB and .fark Harlelt of De' lliC lllpper l1tly i c:tn the lawn at The f1rst h 1)1' 1nnlversarie• troit, Ylcb tbe...Pearl ~aeob, ho• O( two cowinp were eelebrated at Mr and Mn Carl Wee~re and Kr and )lrs. Cllfford J1cobs the hGme Gf the Q1aternat erand· M18J M'arc1• K•n- Jpent Monday u1 •nd 1011, Jack, arrtv~ home Sun parent~. Mr and Mra. Harry PJck- Galhpoll• da> night •I~~ •pending the past en11 Racine, with a ptcmc 11upper Mr and lfr1 Emmr-tl Bartels week d Kjngston, Ontat1o, where Sundav evening The honored and house gue1t1, Mr and Mr• th,y were JuestJ at Mr •nd Mrs guests were David Le, Weber 50n Vernon Barb· I• and ~bildren, }fj CIJUQI'd _E!Jer•bach and Mr and or Mr an.d Mrs De'nver Weber cbael and Jovce Lee, of Clncmnat1 Mr1. L4ill'Y JaoolaK who are vaC~t (Grat<e P1cken5) or Belpre and enjoyed a picnic dinner at Forked tiQn~ng 1~ft:!. Mary Ruth SIU«!f, diiughter or Mr Run Lake Mu aut~ Wllsoa, gf Columbus Mr and Mrs Carl Schultz Jr !!pent the week ~od w1th her m apd Mn Harold Sauer (F'a)' Pick0 ens) of M1ddlepqrt took tbeir y• 1r old dauehtt'!r t~ ther, Kra Bel).~ HiJt The main fqature or tbe picmc tfolzer Hospual Cor a check up ShJ! Kent~y Lunsford j• JlK'ndmg Bullo•~· l fsupp<" w~ .a huge decorated cake lS reeuperatmg from broken lee aever.t dan W.!/11 hJR parents Mr Has your fire msurance 1 0 ate Butler High School, Yellow and white, e1rded With Mr ind M':-a Ambrose Flanatan and ¥f'i LeoDJrd Lun•ford and kept Pace with rising proMr W.eUr 1s lJ lll:53 sraduatt' ivy, and havmg one Urge hgbted Visited ln FIDdlay Wltb thea son bmJJy. Kenny iJ stationed at F"t perty values, Or does H COof Btltler High School ' and 11 IJPif yelJpw candle Tbe h'mdree.a re- and daugbter·tn·law, ¥r. and M'ra:' Riley, ver only part of the actqal employed Jt Shlloh Tool and Die, cef'iied nu~py gifts. , Dav1d 11P•nan and InfAnt dausb Attev at Sunday School on Shtlor, Ohw l\ttcnding were J.rr and Mrs ter, \fbom. Lbey 111w for the fl.rat July ?, !f1112, ort~rt.o, $13 18 c o s t of replacmg your W4rrcn Pid;~ns, Mrs. Ernest hme. Rev W'~ Cn~e tbnner pas- home• Take steps to find Tht! Y.eddmg Will takt! place m Whitehead, Joan Jlld Ja~e. JH Qf ~Ada Slaclr tor c~etl O.D _~ lllrry Bates and out August. Reedsvme, Mr .-nd Mr1 WilHam lamJJY $Jl~·.r: -;-;-=-;:-;- - -- -- - - - Meredith, Charlet and ftOJer or K-E · Mn. JosfJ .~r iJ improvmg For Sarety'• Sake Walertord; Mr and Mro. Ha~otd • • •Iter h.,. r..-,hfoUrieu Her dauglr Sauer and Mary Ruth, Mlddl~!port, ~r. IJts. ~ lluff, 18 spending See Us Now~ Mr and Mrs Denver WebeT Da Mr and Mrs Harley Rathburn •ome tlme ~tb· bet mother IQ vJd Lee, Belpre, and Mr. and 'Mr. of Gre~ Bay, W1sc., vlalted Jaqt Fqqrt]J qt Jul:y ell(ll:ts of Mrt At the close of the mt'!etJna: re- Harl1y Pickens, Raehte. · Thunday with thelr aunt, LJJlle EYI ~ - were ¥r and Jrtn . freshments w('re served by Mr and Franc11 and llr. and Mrs Worley HoiNf' .RIIfll!!ll Pill two daugh~rs. fill Mrs Dale Smlth and Mr. and Mrli! fo'ranels They alJO vbtted tbetr Mr. · ~at 1'raey and family Cjay Ronold Smltlt eou'("', Mr and Mrs M E Neiaon Eblin anp t,lllJiy 11\j) Denny Am· IJuaraaoe 01 AII11PetJ :;•••<>d•r l ' ,) , Patrici~Ann <;ro~ser ToW~ , ., < TELEVISION. GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan~el3 "' 0 ' The Fourth Frolics produced and directed by Bob Hoefhch Thursday mght cannot recetve enough pra1se There were numbers, of course, whtch were ; better" than others Where IS there a show jn which this IS not ~ue? But there is 9omethmg else that is sign tt·ant fur the Me1gs commumty entirely separ.ale from any excellence or no,n-excellence o~ this and smular shows, 1t is that there is a person like Hoelhch With OJganizattonal tal ent and professional tn~tinct-for Hoefbch ts a natu1 al havmg •·gone nowhere to school" - available to people here There is v~lue and o e hu~r-t hmq.s l1ke splrltfld tpunLs hor~eback rlchne. m.:.rstt on running, mountain rhmbh1g nn rl the c ourtm~: o( •ounll l•dlc, ha!C my Rg~ I MW propose to RWC u11 another dar<Jeroua ITTI· l11tl! , the Wt'ckcnd w.th lrlen!.ls ill th(• country The nPw f a ngle~ sUpt!r hte:h way, ...,hlch was des1g ncd to pPc Vl'nt con,~~;osUon set>J till to h~·,e been Cll ll<.'fl led out by the super mntnr cur nwnetf b.. apparen 1 1111ll1onR or super-e!lr"peeR from !he IMJ.ll'r Mine~ cith-11 ;If Jl1l ~-;..,.,...••.::~•!!'•">1'l!ool'riii!I.Rf"'""''•'allllll••••••li't••"''"-"'""''~'---· ___ "!>-.. _ , • ' Fourth FroNcs P.oints Up Again. Value 01 Havinq Here A Man Who Can, And Will, Pr-Oduce Such Shows BY MOB!-T C. RUARk I hllvt' 1{1\l'n up quite a (~ • th~n ~:s since r have bt.•eome olr1ror ' • • 01110 and TELEVISION E. ST. Ill �\ _---''- , • .. ' 1- ~-.~ f'tt..I!I'O)'·Middleport, 0., July IS, 1957 ' Voluntaer firemen Nearing Last Little Hump In Quest For financing To Purchase New .First Aid Equipment Middleporl Volunteer Fireman are short about 1400 lor enough money to order theu new Emergency Squad truck for fall delivery Contributions f1 om individuals. organiza tions. and results of money-maktng projects by the ftremen and Aidmen themselves, have brought m what is on hand to date Not much more ts needed The response to the request for Funds has been magntflcant so far !ire men feel The top of the Jast little hump Is 10 sight Who w!ll take the lead in reaching It? The truck the squad is using now is seven years old Its speedo meter shows approxi- - -- mately 10,000 miles which is less than oneth1rd of the actual miles on the engine, as 11 spends lots of tlme at the idle, the hardest kmd of usage Nott.mg substantial has been done to the truck or eng10e Othl'l pa1 ts ate b~.: gtnmpg to show signs of weauness It (.ould , conce1v 1 ably refuse to run at somt• <' lltr r al tlme when I a life ts at stake 11 The new tJ U('k comm tttce , headed by Em· metl Shuler feels entuley jU!itlfJed m seek·~· ing a new vethile It should not be long' be· fore Shuler et al have enough money in the bank to go out and start negollatmg ::1 deal Saturda1- Channel3 9 3U 10 00 10 t 2 00 12 so I 00 4 30 5 00 ~ :SO ~ t:S ' ( 8 (¥) 8 SO f} 00 9 30 10 00 here on two fronts One IS the actual cash 'aiSed and donated to worthy uuses by his gratiS productiOns The oth~r Is that persons with talent have a medium through which to lm~rove th.••.r skllls of creative exprression Willi e provJ dmg enter t a 1nment to their friend and neighbors He trained hJmself m journa-lism while fmdlng his way about w>lh stage and b""k· drop His reputation Is one of being a hard I man when hla ehow 1 are bemg built There I never was a good dlrf!ctor who wasn't Only -'---:-::-:-:c=-':"::::::::::c:-_:._ _ _ _ VAGUIADDRUS SPOAY EFfECTIVI hard wo> k brings out the best In human ef. h lV(• l"wi'T! rl'rulltt'f the pal)l!rt~ ol' ndlnl! !he road~ Yo ' tnow th11! old fa ~ h1nnt:'r! l!t,llidllhll traf. fiC hlo ck IS iil! ll With us ahd that people who lry to out~mart ru~] hour ~ th ln'k l'itu•tlv alike creal Inil the !'III!He rongt'!sl10ns nt o• • lhl> h 011r 'f l•1 tlnw ~ pa~t 1 h II{' had d1• fiJHh•lv pllOr lu ('k ~.,•uk~ndlrg bo! h nn thf' lOOdll ,,n tJ with IT!v hosts Tho hosts are flne In tow. tlut out In tln•1r ma u ~U r ' d 11lirks thf'Y n lw•n~ hn\'t' ~0•111' dnn*H ous pa ~tlnw flp~[!fneLI lu '!t't vnu lin ('il l'lv .Lnd krep 'Ill un I If! ' Pol ~on tn ttnd raj:! wt•t•d uhnund und there Is nlwav~ u ~olhl rc rlne Cur fullln~o: off u h01 se Gr lnl o the water Apa1l f1om rllm~f,. nM sport plus tram;port11hon, thfl two mf)},, thm.:erou~ 111Pectfl oJf the we~ k ''l'ld are food and boo·~ OrdlqaR· ilY-HOUfld wolvca or WoiJ Stred and ort'Vf''"S on wldowM and or Phlllli IUtfOr from I de[u!fion of ht•l n~: ilOOd outdoor rh~h and 1 hove ('aton f'MLI,I;!h hclt'rer1 corn undP.rdone cblckcn 1nd hurnr•(l In t:Ul'llr nu•at-.;1ll rtrenrtwrl tn wr~lc the diJelltlnn of an us II !t'll 'T'hr QA !Ad·makfll'll , mnle "· • pllrtlcul]\rlv ortenshe l1nt'or sntrlcll\nt Alcohnllc all mutus, th ·~ ,,,.l> far won" than women abouf n 1'11 1nl{ dren fnn t'Omonunrt.,(l uf axle erea~e. r•rlic, old d••Jdc· llOfla and all the l1t.rbt fnom onlAe to thvmt!l No les1 a slnru"r than Ilr,. F.'-'enhower hn cqmr uo AUddenly wltta a recipe w,.Jc'n emoloys naat11rt1um leave•, whl t'h will bto' t the R1mubllcus nnt trip if at\ ~lse falla It I• cn1v one ahort 11nr! dlr'v lltflu aW8\' hm cookme In ranc:v hat1 ~nd he.mottoeul anronfi ~, fanryln ~t vour~el! a• de • Ioree In the new h·inktour depar 1 ment ,\ n1med Slewart Crom Bl!CII:.t . to an 6 00 ' Q·so 1 00 We knew Bob when he was a nedghng linotype oper&>tor JUSt out ot Yellow Jacket I Land He had a knack then of sittmg down !It his Rube Goldberg-like machJne (lmotype) 1 and knockking out an extemporaneous JJmgle that often enough had 1 <'markable punch to It That he would rome to fmd an ont1et for hls cr~ative enert=ies and imaginatipn in produdng good minstrel ant.l varJety shows was I · beyond conception at that t1me, pl'Obably en in his own restless urge to make a mark 1 in h1s community. 1 10 10 12 30 Sundov > ~HANtftL i WSAJ.TV 1010 I lOIJ 10 • i i to'rt Daily Sentinel Day Book ANIII/AL •I~NIC T~c !.aureJ Cll!f J!elter Heollh Club will hoi~ l~eir onnual pic· nle at the ~alrft'QUJ'Id• ~n Monduy , July 16, ~&l 8:30 p, rq, ~~C~IC Drllill~ The frleqqly Cl cle of lhe Fed· erated Cbureh wil hold their an· nual potluck phmle dinner Tues· 4~Y at 6 p m on thl!' plcmoarounda at the home of Mrs R H Riwlin11, Un1on Ave Pomeroy Pollee ordered a m11n DETROIT UP - Althoupb they released from custody thls \norn arrtved at the .t~eene ln two minutes Jame1 M1Uer and Mrs Ann Tern mg w~o Frldll)' night gave ofJ'lcers [the Grosse Pmnte Farms fire dep)eton -4Jld daughters. we> re umn I one of tht'! vaguest addresaes on partment was too laie to douse a ~n11Gnally omttt•d from tf;le Jist record Hfl w:as Jefferson Flowers, 1 fire In an awpln,: A city lorestry At those attending the funeral of' Bl or General Delivery, West V1r crew, at Wprk on the sceqe, put 1out the bh1ze-w1tb pest epr-.y. Mrs Nancy Mllle>r iima I Karim Aly Khan DAILY CROSSWORD (Contlnu.d 'rom PL•a• One) The Aga K 1an who 1s !)ermll· ted by Moslem law to name hiS succeBsor, also passt'!d over h1s Prince younger sou 24-year.old Sadruddln, in favor of Karim Leaders of the MusHm b.1ma1h community gathered In th111 v1l· l11ge on the shore of Lake Geneva today to pay homage to the new Agn Kahn, which literally means l Carpllke fl&h S Fizzle I!OCietlet at once he IS 22 Prr1od or Walk pompously II Appe-an 15 A.-.socl!lle (I ~ a rod(le•• T 11 Pronoun \HI Compenl'l&• 18 1-~oolllke orl'an lion or sounds 2'7 Woolly 29 Cavtty ( bioi ) l fllf'lt~ht'l ""'"'" 37 Moelem tttles 39 ~Y way of 32 Briny 35 Endoaures iO Man a nLcknama 36 Ga.t or -coal 30 Jiallway Oarm~nt border 20 Sen11t1ve Ktnd ot sou, I 32 COin IJap ) 33 Indefinite article 34. World bod)' (abbr) 85 Equal 36 Actuality 38 Qhalrm&n'.l • 00 qq ~ :00 5 30 ..,.. dlfriCU" 44 Otrl'• QOWN I S.le<l DAILY CRYPTOQVP'I\E- Here'o how to work Itt AXYDLIIAAXR Ia L 0 N G FE L LO \f On• letter allTI,PI)' tor another. In thll I&IY\Pie A I• Ul!d tor the thrH L'a, X fqr ~hi tWo O'a, etc Sln&:l• ltt\ln, apol'l trophu, thf llllnl'th 11\d tormatkm of the worda art all hlft'a. J;J~h cit)' tht cqclt l•U•r• •r. different A. OrJ'plo,.... Quolattoa •t•• $H.~KYO V~ OIICJNC ' AOKZD-KdOTUK ,. NLO ACUJO lifE N~KM YBKVNI/VV . .,. . IMitrUtut.. a.r -• .._ J'Htur11 .,,..._. I J~ fiiO f •l!O IJDvieUme a:;IC) POitEIYe Present• 5~ New11 Plctllte Bllll Sup@TJt•IJI 8:30 \\,..ath~east 8:35 Sm>rb E)'e 8:0 Nile J'l•w• 700 C)l11rtea FtrreU Sbo780 WelJs Fargp J:!JO Twenty-()ne s·so Arthur Murray Pprty ~ttgr HQur Uo Se~era of ForllUJe:. 10 00 Bloodie 10 so :fie'ws 'ea4Unt; 10 so Mtew11tt:b 1Z:OO Toni1ht S d at 0 op.ened wilh lite I .Pl.eda:t: and slOgan, etoul' iinemg of the club "Am:ertea, '1119 BeAuUfill." "ldentifylna Trees" was the top1 ie of t~e of~~· Mtl Jl9boJI Thompson, ~dvl_aor, th~ mt;~· beu daffod(( but~ jo pi~~· De. ) monstratlon~ .~ ower •tr'!n# ments were 'tl~ y ~a. :'Fllq~ son and ,Mrs · TerrelL " ~ a series of '"'"•• l d!'~•l.!!'! : I•" ~:~~~~ ; Orous~,. annpun of thei: Ann to M1 nf Mr and Butler, OlUo 1~7 gradu - Daily on 990 spot ' . On Your ' Rodio Dial Writer Olivt Ingraham Mid~leport St~tfy ' ELMER I. PUGJ( ' EJmer E A1r.m~n Pugh 21. so 1 of M:r. and Mrs. Wilham H Pugh i41 Peal'l ~t., ~lddleport, Ob o, ~ 9QIJI.PIJ.tina: the first phJ~.SC 0 ,· 4fs ~It D;tihtary tr':l!mng al thfl ~'qAtl;ft'lf to tJ:wo ..,_,r Force • WilJJ:f~jl Alr Force Base, San ~:htunfo, Texas Upon completion o( this traJ ,tng,_Jte )'"iU ~ ••ngned to an Air FPf~e E.e~fti:\jcal trammg .:__,_,, or an advanced bas • rour~ l~dlng to a speAlr Force job Jol'!ll!f Jl -!llC~an~ the n , w f_~iaf~ 1J~~e11o~ tbe transltt m !"Prii Cllo!iUan to airman throu~h ~ pro&ram wlllcb Jgcludes P" ,_ t'll:!llilng, aplitude te•Hng, phy11lc •I eonditiOnibf;' Jurvtval and wea PQPJ ' tfaiDJng, lnd elass:ro(•m .studies tindnr from Cihzen~n 1 to mlUtal')' tuatonu t nd eourtcs· 1:30 '11'!'• ,pup P~hoo,o 11:3& $lir> Ol~ 8:00 ' LcibJ .Tilk n Over :-:':=::-:-::-:I:U lllawo 10li) }!porto IJeadllne& Cli~-!IE!. 13 MONDAY • 6:80 ¥idwfBiara HIITide IO.lljl ~ijo On , ~ltfi1iis 'I!'"' 11.00 Adve>lur.., 1i1 l.lolttJiq Noon News- 12:15 ~~ 80 1•ll0 li ~:00 I ;Ill) 8:15 11:3!1 NO 8·00 ti:IO 9:90 W<llo I'~~~~~~~~·~~~~ I. lad St. I'Jioae 31-:1 Pem. B~L ESTATE FOR 8.\LE w-. 1 Room Ho,.se, 3 ied~ooms Gas furnafe, storm wind~ws &: doors, waH to wall <!arR peting, l,i, bath down stairs, full bath upsta.rs Ideal location at IO!Iligb Street Financmg available "t ' G. S. HOstetter Jr., Real Estatelrolar !25 It Znd St. , itL New Furniture FOK $299.00 BAKER "wJIJ! the first 3-spealcer wid;-diffuaion sound system for telfvision ·. • ' I"" I (AN ' ·W/f/1 MilK I Hove mort fun wher, y_pu c~lt ••• u•• ~Y~Iilc ofte,_,lt's 101)' to ust in lor• of woy.: ••• gW.t ypu ~•ttt~r maha t.rttlel '-- ) f r.ttulta ~••• e cooking r ,JIJT~~0.:4f22 • Erclusfve HTV-Hl-Voltaett c~ Caro]yn Quillen, dallghter of Mr anrl Mrs Georae Qulllen , s Ottlct'!r Cand vtsltmi ber aunt and uncle, M.. Schools, also pnd Mrs Frank }J:mg, ond Sill, baSIC Ml ' Roger, 1n Colutnbus groundwo -k Mfi Harry kyseli was takt'!n to Holzer Hosptllill Fridlt)' after s"ro fell and broke her htp at he'" home Mrs GeOra:e Sauer, .Mt • Deluze Spur Switch ' Tuner 0 z.; Pooi119D Range ~i\Ch • Top Fr<lnt Tuning • ~~ Alwninized 262 sq. in. HTV loturo • Excluaive Wrap-Around Soonut .. llt·ID Phono.Jack • Built-in Ant,nna vel Casters~ Malulgany Fi!IMh. Por Heolth 1111!1 Pleosure! $359'5 ' •howw O'lly at ' ' SPRING MILL DAIRY ' "Qf~n, G~U.,POLIS ASSOCI_.TED "010 'lr•• ~~jl'" . ' I Pomeroy, O._,.o Rooms SYRACUSE Mr 'and ~rs W K (Shorty) Bt!aver and daughter Chrishne Of Columbus •ere guest!§ of the former's mother~ Mrs. J M. Arellcr, on Walnut St Tuesdall and Wed· \llesdpy Wh1le the}' • were he1e tht'!y clo~ed the sale oC V,t~::ir pro· perty ' to Mr~ Susan Rarrls .flo goes the "Old .Mygatt" House on North Third, /lve. .,_ . Mr and MrS' Earl Wamlre ha v" been et Port Clinton arranamg rllr tht'!ir new home He is to be th<:l Band lnstructQr thet,~ thiS )'eJr Mr. and Mrs Torn $<'ally (Yvonne Hackett) have rented the apsi"· ment qceupi erl by Mr aiUI Mn Warnke on the Wetter R'~Rerlr Mr and Mrs Joe Tr11lble, Cha · l ~ston , are- weekend gue11ts of her par,ent.s, Mr and 'Jrs G,otJC HA(· kett Sr ~ ' Mr 'attd Mrs Garl Bailey, Bev· prly, wer~ overmght guests Thllfl day of Mr and Mra Clifford Ha;e.; an~ .!lon Gregory <rhey lt!f( Ff,dr (Cor Fort Wayne, Indtana to vlstt daughters, J.une J!nd Marl D. Phone 232 - ---- -- Th1rty·sever Leg1onna1r~;~s of FeenJ!v·Benn~tt Post No 128, and Auxlhary me mbers and t~etr fal]l 1Ues ~nJoyed the1r annual pierilc at Middl,..port Ru~ds1de Park evening. Young people who assisted in lhe annuLJI sale of Poppys fQr ttl-' ;::~:~~~~~~~ Aux1harygllest.s earJ1er th1s summer were llft~he~w;ee~k~en~d~w~lt~h~h~i~·~~~~~ special Mrs Will ll~ptonstaiJ asked the ble~;~ng which Pf~eded the The Auxli.ary provided .,., , -, ·> chicken for the supper and tbe Legion boogltf 1ce cream And pOp as their share of the picnic. ChCinnel13 ' 1~:!10 M1ssStu WiiJQa near Hall. Johnson and c L Htll :r'o...• day Emory Joh.Dsop and (a'JQ..Ily, lrvlng Hand 18 on Meigs Hoopolal He fell .11t h1s home last Friday and broll:e a bone--in h11leg ' visiting reBeecher COOper lativell at Chesapeake, W Va, a lew daya hl<rt week H111 rather and mother returned borne w1th htm for a viSlt Pete Nelson passed away at b1s home at l>eJ:ter, Saturday evemng the ace of 85. A hfe IGDJ reSIdent or Dex:ter' he had been cared for by h1s dau.ghte,r-Jn-llw Mrs EarJ NeLson CarPenter ' Mr. and Mn Alva S.wl.ck SP,Cnt an evemng r"cently with Mr and son and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Miller and cblldren Of Columb s Marilyn Miller remained Cor a ~ 0 wee~ Ylslt With her Findparents _Mrs Mary ~wtck nnd daughters Vtcklt'! and Jean, Columbus, visited Mrs, Lutht'!r Friend. R1chard Harr 1s, stationed With the Nayy~at Bam bridge, Md, Sacred Heart (itfild Members !ttend Picnic U:lJO The Lo!ot News V;OO !IIIIJ ·f•rl~tlJI 8·0jl \'bit L<.tl'l'eno• Wolk Shi>w 9:00 Tho CoUD!l7 Muoie lublleo 10.00 :m11 Ctllturr fho,ter 11;80 Lite Now! • Keeps RIC• hmond In JL BatfJe Post, Auxili~ry Picnic Is Held J3 6'00 Bible rJope v DEdward• Feeney-Bennett ~~~~-~~~~=--­ ~ ~.v _II"L....;...d 8.00 t J;e<l Thre• LJ•ea , ftiiUilll r, "'I''IJI!If' SliD Mi~weo!ern Hvr!de IJ:~ 1~ov"it~'P . 9 oo 141~~ W~lac, IDt•rview - M• 8::10 News an~ SpOrts f ali Pope '"' Part¥ D:·~ 201h Century Th'lt!ll' _ PAR- R RUN 8y Unlttcl PNs• Mrs E4ward Cqrcora~. WppStrong pitcill ng is 1ceeping the ping, CQtln , anrl Mrs Hugh Dan- Richmond Vir,lnlans in the thick Iels. ~1amj, Fla , were gue~h of the Internahona} League penwhen Mrs Hauy Lee BaUey as nant raceSilted by Mrs Loram Sterrt'!tt en DeBpiU,. Buffalo'll 900 pacs over tertained the Women's Muslonan the past two weeks the Blsons Soctety of the Pomcrny First Bap. Jlave.n't been ilble to'sh4kt off the hst church, Thursday evenmg al Veel', who sl:lnd just 2%: games her home, E Man~ St out or f1rst The VIce pres~dent, Mrs. T T Marty Kul,v:1.1 burled Richmond Shelton ~ P(eStded and opened the to • 2 0 trlumph over Havana meehng with prayer Oevohons FridAy night for the Vees' ftftb were led by Mrs Daisy Jasper and straight vietnry and third succes Mrs Ralph C Zundel, program sive shutout lead,er, gpvc a rt!pro rt on the houst'! In o1.ber g&mes, Montreal rtpped pnrty held at.Granvtlit- 1ft Juhe Buffa.I.G, 5 l, lo sna() the Btsons• A s\iort busmess S('S310n w.as f1ve • game Ylc,tol')' S'trlng Thetr held after whJch refreshments second game was rained out co Jumbus broke a four.game losmg were served by the hl18tesse.s. ~ treak by beating Miami, 6 3 and Rochester handed Toronto Li s su:th successive lou, 8-5 ----~~--~--~~.- .. tc;::J: Pomeroy First Baptist Church W.omenMeet ChanntIa WHTNoo~oTV Let pOWer p•ItCh•J.llg 6 00 A(UOn 4 00 4 30 5 00 3·30 8:00 lr=----------...., :~e~ SfJriRC:IS '-'range Holds ~ W ll)!ip•f4:tion l'hUI'S(Ia~ N' ht I Badge & Bullets 6:15 t>oua:Jtta Er1warcJa Bit Plctqre 6 30 Robin i111od We !elHwe 7 00 Burnt & Allen Vacat.on U S. A. 7 SO Talent Scouts Get Set, ,Go 8 00 T~ose Whllln, Glr\i ' Curtain TiJUe 8 30 Rlcbud Diampnd, Private Face tbe .N11hon Deteetlve CBS News .. 9 00 St.-d.g One The. Lao! Word 101)1! l)p-lo>the·Mlnu~t r;-e~ . Annie OakJey jt0:05 Se.aAnin, Pie "'eathet La,uio _ _ _ _ _ _ _:._:1~0::_::10:._:T:.:h:.:eLa-'-I~_S_;.h_.., _ _-:-.., 12 30 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 = a -. ' ' OKELKBN, l'HieNIA)I'• Cryptoqu,te: DJOINO Wl:JAT'S RICHT 19 NO GUARANTEE ...OA1N8T MISFOIITlltll; ~ WJLUAM MC• nm. Qqten far 1 DIJ' ttl(lderJt; IJ;Otllf1lfttll Coll;ley-'' Time Saturday- Channell 8 30 IIIUI) f3 Not Many Ohioans 1.:il0 WCHS-"tV Channell ____ I o12 Spirited TUIO . Matinee Theater ' RED HEADI' DETROIT UP - A dozen res1 dents Of suburban Lincoln Park dyed !ht'! lr h:ur red and traveled I . to the stall'! C(lilttal to boost the lee__; ;, _ bon of W LaMar!' (Red) Watkma - - - ' - - - - ' - - - as pre s lde n ~ of the M1~h1gan 6 30 My FaVorite Hulband Chamber of Commerce "The 1dea 7 00 Ed SuJltvan Show attracted a lot of attention," re· 8 00 GE Theat1r ported local Jayct'!e pres1dent 8.30 Captain :K;gncaroo 8 iO Allrp~ l!':\ch~k Frank Rahburn, but not t-nough 9 30 Mlj:tity Youse Playhou., 10 00 Lucty 6 Ranch 9.00 $84,0110' C)i>rleneo vutes A brunette won to 30 U's A Hit 9iil() What's My IJae 11 00 ti1g Top lP:OO Sundv Newa Special TO,(sT ALARM 12 00 Tbe Lone R.11n1er 10.15 The Lite &bow BOSTON, UP - SeVen plecas of 12.30 B1g Ptcture CHANNEL I - loiO'fOAY flvt'! apparatu~ answered an ala-rm 1 00 Town &: Country CroSJJroads 7·00 ~lmmt ~ pean sounded by a passerby who ~dW 1 Ui TBA 7 30 Boston Blaclde amoke pounng from the Mattapan f 00 The Early Show 8·00 Captaln Kgngaroo home of Mrs R~ta Stone It proved 3 00 You Are There 8 45 CBS News to be just a shce il f burned toast. 5 30 Range Rtder • 9.00 Garry HoOre 8 00 Mr. D1strtct Attorney 9·BO Arthur Godlr<J WEST SHADE 1 8 30 Buccaneers Jo,go Stdk• Jt Ric~ Mr and Mrs Juhn Hayes, ·~ent T·OO The Jtmmy Durante Show 11.00 Valiant l.aoly 1 Saturday evening w1th Mr. and '1•30 Jimmie Dean Show 11 US Love of Llfp Mrs Norman Frederick 8 00 Gale storm Show 11 30 J Search for Tomorro.w • 8 30 SltO Playhouse 11·451 Guidlna Llaht· ,, : ~ 9 ,00 o,ntmoke 12.00 Katie's Kltthe,-:. , 9 80 fl.olden Playb-ou•e 12.30 Aa the World Turns 10 00 Tbe- Late Show 1·OQ Our Min Brook& 11 00 The Lite, Late.. Shaw 1:30 HOU10PPJ:IY 200 Blg P.J)'Oif U~ GJ 2 30 Bob Crosby Show / 8 08 Lamp Unto My Feet 3 00 Brl;bter !)lillY 9 30 Look Up & Live 3 15 Secret S!9rm 10 00 Eye on New York 3 30 Edge of Nl1ht 10 30 Camera Thl'il!e 4.00 The Early Show 11 00 Let'a Take A Trip 5.30 YP,Ull E9So Reporter 11 30 WUd BID Hickok S·4G ~pvta Parade 12 00 Heckle and Jeckle tS·M WeatJterman tO Foretell tl BJMclal Ulk Dal• Dutton It about to mon l"to hts n•w drug ttor. 'ocatlon In tht Co1h lvlldlng In Middl.,..rf. I,ttlte !lfrlie J '30 ijrldt apd Q¥9pm ~ ; 00 viii~ ~ -stilfioli-"l'il~r P1'cn·IC 80 0UJT.tlDt ~ M ::m. JA/ ::: Two Bl.rthcfays Are Observed At 11.30 II C,qld B• Yo• 12•00 Tex " Jinx ,,oo 130 11;50 a.m. IT!Iilet _w....;is~i:i-.:;;;TO;:,D :;;;A~Y?-% 12.te IJ ;30 IOQ 6·55 SIGN ON 7:00 T.W,~ p:oo ll9nt~r Jloom 10;110 The l'ri.. II R!lhl to·sp Truttt · or Con~uenoe• 11 ·00 Tic Tac Douh 1:00 ~;~:~::;C:,o:,uobUI Lau-1 Cl'ff MONDAY 1~ •hlidl,': I 5 45 Newr Picture 6 00 TBA 6 32 Circu"s Boy 7 00 Steve Allen Show 8 00 Alcoa Hour 9·00 'fhe Web 9 30 P~Qple Are l<"'Unny JO·OO News Headhnes 10 10 Nttewllch \ 12 SOSign Ofi Meigs County News r 31 Head4re•• I 1) 30 ll45 1~ OQ 300 WJEH 23. Splicing p1n1 I 24. Oriental 21 Henry-, 1 orator 1 28 modern·mlnd(Jd youth As soon 11s bts auccessiofl was announced he ordlll;'ed that acme 100 newsmen w•lhng at the gateB or his annd fath.er •a viUa should be Informed NeUber bill f&ther nor hts gnmd lather hat.! m 1ch rt'!ear ' f4 .. _..prt·~~~ relaUons llfown Blll!dinl, ~rner of W. The Ohio P.l oara:n wa1 par\ of Mtln-.t Jnd Buttel'n\At av.t the natlon·wide "Operation Alt~rt t 18&7" ronduc 1ed bll the ClvU IJt'NAMII OMITTID rense The npmtt or M:r and Mrs 21 'Uiy t God persist~nlly 15 Lt~er Ul Earth q 11 ~COfltt.,ued llro'm P•a• One} waa announted In lhe state control center HoweUJ: today, communi· AT $uw.&~l ~ ...MP Lt ·Col. Jp~~:ph pqtnble Bryan, a eahona were flowlni on the De· tormer Mlddle~~rt re-jdent and partment of highways radto sya brother of Mra J1mea Harley, Dry tern an PI•~· lJ at Jllorl Kno~. Ky with Steubenville and Cal!ton were t)le Ohio NaUon.a Guard's 13'1lh not hit directly bllt Canton report T1nk Batt.llf•R which Is In SUID· 85 ~lead DRd ·f.lO inpured from ed mer tralnlnJ tbe fall out one hundred lD thoua· and were evar.uated lrom the city IIIIIUIIAOIIALI Steubenvill ~ '"al!l alerted but bll A Rummabll Sale aponaortd by mld..dpll tho warnlns waa ealled the Racine 4i~111nl +ouocllllon wlil Ill. 1>t held Jill~ I,, IR, lhd 20 al lhe Female red dft'r (Cer 1 3 Impel 8 VVorked lS Sembllltlce 11 Flower Stevenson Karim was namt<tl A.ga Khan IV at 11 hmuly g .. therlng Friday 111ghl when ptto• nl"ys who brought h1 s irandfutht•r'~ closely guard~d will from a vuult tn I ondon nad 1\ aloud sho~ed 1& 3 Kind ttme CJC tale 23 Back 8 VIscous 25 Age 7 Har1m r ooll' 26 Engine IZ Chlne•e 19 name pleasure t•lang~ 9 Portion 10 A1111tant1 Aly Kahn has a repulatlon ns an intt'!rnatlonal playboy, whilt'! Kurtm 11:1 a studwus youth who prefers book.<! to soeial hfe Be is a senim at HArvard and a room mille of Joh11 Fell Ste\enffon son of Corm er Illmols Go\' Adlut F. Kanm ;l Boy's ACROSS "honorable l~"<~d er" 'Jltle deat~ bed will wpllcn by !htf alllng A,, a lGhtm -tWo month.!; ago revealed he p'teferred Kar1m <ts hia ruccesaor because the sed "needs a moOern mindt!d you n& lender to cope wtth the problems Of the atomic nge so 11 •00 ev-1 by unanimous requl•st-bec~u:; • of a magmf1eently "~>tie pun~)] which contained wolfbuue, dea I· ly mw-htshade and dned salami! 1· der11 In addUton to r •n brandy. cherry rordial, mmt leaves, ap plea, old gum boots, essence or sweatshirt champagn e and creme de menthe Or, at least, so It h•'lh•d And thh man h1 I acnae enough to become 0 self made millionaire when he wa.., about nine Th ill man- plt:>a.sant enough 111 the ctly- also hod a deadly game called "seeing t he propr.1 ty " Innocent gueRls were lc ' around In darkest night fall! 1: Into streams, bcmg chawed h brl..rs, fatally Pllacked by un· ported cobras and muddened II gen called Great Danes, whllt the ho11t cbqeklcd and jumpc'l over the toUih barHcut wh1ch he knew by heart If anybody surVJV('d lhe u • st illy nlaht, there wu wuter polo ond- ho, hO--"toll('h ' Jootball hv morn'!! <leedly liwht , lron.jawect Irish Jut~pers arter lunctl a·ut porlot ill.flleJ> lfl tht'! evenlnrt which teneraUy wound up with somtlbody rldll'lg a fully laden buller down two ntahts of stah s The clty'1 the pl8ce for the Wt'ekcnd, wlth all the chumps a\11 pf town, re~:~hturants .md lhealr, s j.lncluttured tuls JV&jlable anoi cabbies polite no , ~u nhurn an I no poi11on Ivy And 'bell of t~ll, no loni my , aae hume You hit the orflce Crt'11h on ., Mol\dll.f morn an I before lona you ~ave bet'!n madn c:halrman qf the boor4 (Copyrl&bt, 1187. by Unlled i'~e ature 8)1ndlcate, Jnc) so 11 00 1 t 30 I RUARK - ------REPORT . Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury Capt Uall.mt Trlte Story Detective's Diary Forel: r• lntr!fjue My Li 1tle Margie Blseb!l!l Hopalone Cassidy Get St:t, Go Sportl!l ):.;ye Newl Picture Wa"'h llr. Wlurd 1:.-lfturday N\wtt J'llbboree Juliu!l L~Rosa $how Mystery Theater Dollar A Second EnC~rt 'J'heater MveniQfl 'J'llqater News IJI~ SpOrtt ftetdllnet Nltew4teh Si.p PI! fl·25 8 30 Rorold Souer ond douptor, llllT and lira. Diet ltm1l Ruth , ferhtn Mtdo..J, were Mr <lnd Iii 1t'Ub , R Mrt I. G. Ina. Jlr. lfttf lin. Ptut Jaeobla~ ' dl.,..,. r...to of ¥or~ l!utt ot st!::JM>!~ ~ I :IlL ~ ·~ Jo~f !)all>' and 1h 1!!1- tdtioiJIIIW 4 nnle Arthur, Huatin,ton, _Jg-.1 l!,d Kr and Mrt. Di II: v.-c. P!'l Ill ... were aetomparU~ -OmJ b)l;o ¥~ ~ #DY Wlllia e .-.~-., wltb Mr. jZtd )ln. Wor- --aUU. J' mid 1 Add1t! Fueste who had spent fh l! thiJ week at the ':~:ee':.oblf and mothet, L\Jlie 1uerilot ref':::Oll 11r~..'d""" Pill week wHb Mr.. AUibur Camp n~ CoJutnbul Y• t" P~. } ' l1n 11 ChJid.! is lpendinJ a three lfr incl Mt• kntm ! ~aDd Kn C E Baktr are BUI7ieob5 and l•mL~v 1pent week's nc•Uon frot;n · the ROber were fn ctnclamtf ~.:e Ba~e~ fPCnd Hlf aeveral d•ys with rela- w"~ f'N tVtb ,beJ' pirenll, . llotplh l School of Nursln.a: will! V1Blt4d the!r thdtt•Nl re ey live• '" 6prlnaC!eld an~ lira. Peart Jacobi her ntott.er Wrl Georle Childt VernQ.a Barttls M'l"' H~rm Fttlden fitUed C L. Htll daiiJhi.er rtPI.IIned for a 'tt loll qnd Mrt lohu R"l"tchke a 1d WilHam Bartell and · he Ktl Iunday with relallve11 10"· John, will leaVe Moncf1y iot son WUU.m Ofm or~: tlld. Mu Stdney RUMfiJ '¥l11ted Mr Mr •ni~J )l:a. Lou Olebl and lft. a two weelt's vautlon in FlOrida Willl•m Butffl, r;.,_ the ;-;11 time ,nd Hn R 0 Hill recently and Mri. ctarle1 Diehl 1nd rw<. Mr! John Dhi:bn, Ch1rle11to 1, Mil ~bert He'•ttin and dalljh-MA:wl 'r•ncls M(lna iD,IOy.U a plcnle dinner 1t :•s an overnlJht fl!tlf of Mr and I ter. D1aon• !3lle, came from t.lluthe road 1lde 9ar11. on Rt 33; on rs D .E Miller l'rlday den, "labarp,., and viJited her(.. July 4th Mu ( 1-i!renc~ Chne was 1n M"- lher llr Ctrl Edward• and re 1 ur.n IlL' I llr and ,..,.. Cui Erltlcaon Jjld , lett,. ltua pafll,<\reelt to viJJlt h ... ,. t"d to GaUJpoU 1 where the will 110n, Davtd, Buffalo, N Y , and Mrs sister Mrs LloY.I K1n11, who -~> ~~ now Jive, mompanied by her n.itce MrL -'ohft Piehl Florence Howell called an Mr a.nd 1 liUrgJcal patient at Mar11!1ta M ... Ruth Wlfllett A nurnbei- of frJenda and reJa Mrt Geo Re.n~aw and llr. 1nd mor~al Hospltol July 4tb and weet end 'uesta tJves enjoyeo:t a pJCDic dmner at llrr John OiehJ, Monda)' e't'•l\o of Mr and Mr.111 Royal Thomaa were tht'! hom;e ot Mr and Mr1 Law 1 Mr and Mra PauJ Thomat and renee SmJth iD honor ol Mrs Mr •nd ltfrs Carl Schultz Sr Smith'' mother Mn Anna Dill had a1 week end tue 1u Mr •nd who was &.1 • Us Protect Mrs Jame.s MeadO.,... a~d tamJiy Steve: El!¥n and ramtly and Jim ~P'£!and Robert Bdcher, Logan w V11. G•lmore 'and. rarilily 'enJoyed a pie· It All! f and J3meB and .fark Harlelt of De' lliC lllpper l1tly i c:tn the lawn at The f1rst h 1)1' 1nnlversarie• troit, Ylcb tbe...Pearl ~aeob, ho• O( two cowinp were eelebrated at Mr and Mn Carl Wee~re and Kr and )lrs. Cllfford J1cobs the hGme Gf the Q1aternat erand· M18J M'arc1• K•n- Jpent Monday u1 •nd 1011, Jack, arrtv~ home Sun parent~. Mr and Mra. Harry PJck- Galhpoll• da> night •I~~ •pending the past en11 Racine, with a ptcmc 11upper Mr and lfr1 Emmr-tl Bartels week d Kjngston, Ontat1o, where Sundav evening The honored and house gue1t1, Mr and Mr• th,y were JuestJ at Mr •nd Mrs guests were David Le, Weber 50n Vernon Barb· I• and ~bildren, }fj CIJUQI'd _E!Jer•bach and Mr and or Mr an.d Mrs De'nver Weber cbael and Jovce Lee, of Clncmnat1 Mr1. L4ill'Y JaoolaK who are vaC~t (Grat<e P1cken5) or Belpre and enjoyed a picnic dinner at Forked tiQn~ng 1~ft:!. Mary Ruth SIU«!f, diiughter or Mr Run Lake Mu aut~ Wllsoa, gf Columbus Mr and Mrs Carl Schultz Jr !!pent the week ~od w1th her m apd Mn Harold Sauer (F'a)' Pick0 ens) of M1ddlepqrt took tbeir y• 1r old dauehtt'!r t~ ther, Kra Bel).~ HiJt The main fqature or tbe picmc tfolzer Hospual Cor a check up ShJ! Kent~y Lunsford j• JlK'ndmg Bullo•~· l fsupp<" w~ .a huge decorated cake lS reeuperatmg from broken lee aever.t dan W.!/11 hJR parents Mr Has your fire msurance 1 0 ate Butler High School, Yellow and white, e1rded With Mr ind M':-a Ambrose Flanatan and ¥f'i LeoDJrd Lun•ford and kept Pace with rising proMr W.eUr 1s lJ lll:53 sraduatt' ivy, and havmg one Urge hgbted Visited ln FIDdlay Wltb thea son bmJJy. Kenny iJ stationed at F"t perty values, Or does H COof Btltler High School ' and 11 IJPif yelJpw candle Tbe h'mdree.a re- and daugbter·tn·law, ¥r. and M'ra:' Riley, ver only part of the actqal employed Jt Shlloh Tool and Die, cef'iied nu~py gifts. , Dav1d 11P•nan and InfAnt dausb Attev at Sunday School on Shtlor, Ohw l\ttcnding were J.rr and Mrs ter, \fbom. Lbey 111w for the fl.rat July ?, !f1112, ort~rt.o, $13 18 c o s t of replacmg your W4rrcn Pid;~ns, Mrs. Ernest hme. Rev W'~ Cn~e tbnner pas- home• Take steps to find Tht! Y.eddmg Will takt! place m Whitehead, Joan Jlld Ja~e. JH Qf ~Ada Slaclr tor c~etl O.D _~ lllrry Bates and out August. Reedsvme, Mr .-nd Mr1 WilHam lamJJY $Jl~·.r: -;-;-=-;:-;- - -- -- - - - Meredith, Charlet and ftOJer or K-E · Mn. JosfJ .~r iJ improvmg For Sarety'• Sake Walertord; Mr and Mro. Ha~otd • • •Iter h.,. r..-,hfoUrieu Her dauglr Sauer and Mary Ruth, Mlddl~!port, ~r. IJts. ~ lluff, 18 spending See Us Now~ Mr and Mrs Denver WebeT Da Mr and Mrs Harley Rathburn •ome tlme ~tb· bet mother IQ vJd Lee, Belpre, and Mr. and 'Mr. of Gre~ Bay, W1sc., vlalted Jaqt Fqqrt]J qt Jul:y ell(ll:ts of Mrt At the close of the mt'!etJna: re- Harl1y Pickens, Raehte. · Thunday with thelr aunt, LJJlle EYI ~ - were ¥r and Jrtn . freshments w('re served by Mr and Franc11 and llr. and Mrs Worley HoiNf' .RIIfll!!ll Pill two daugh~rs. fill Mrs Dale Smlth and Mr. and Mrli! fo'ranels They alJO vbtted tbetr Mr. · ~at 1'raey and family Cjay Ronold Smltlt eou'("', Mr and Mrs M E Neiaon Eblin anp t,lllJiy 11\j) Denny Am· IJuaraaoe 01 AII11PetJ :;•••<>d•r l ' ,) , Patrici~Ann <;ro~ser ToW~ , ., < TELEVISION. GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan~el3 "' 0 ' The Fourth Frolics produced and directed by Bob Hoefhch Thursday mght cannot recetve enough pra1se There were numbers, of course, whtch were ; better" than others Where IS there a show jn which this IS not ~ue? But there is 9omethmg else that is sign tt·ant fur the Me1gs commumty entirely separ.ale from any excellence or no,n-excellence o~ this and smular shows, 1t is that there is a person like Hoelhch With OJganizattonal tal ent and professional tn~tinct-for Hoefbch ts a natu1 al havmg •·gone nowhere to school" - available to people here There is v~lue and o e hu~r-t hmq.s l1ke splrltfld tpunLs hor~eback rlchne. m.:.rstt on running, mountain rhmbh1g nn rl the c ourtm~: o( •ounll l•dlc, ha!C my Rg~ I MW propose to RWC u11 another dar<Jeroua ITTI· l11tl! , the Wt'ckcnd w.th lrlen!.ls ill th(• country The nPw f a ngle~ sUpt!r hte:h way, ...,hlch was des1g ncd to pPc Vl'nt con,~~;osUon set>J till to h~·,e been Cll ll<.'fl led out by the super mntnr cur nwnetf b.. apparen 1 1111ll1onR or super-e!lr"peeR from !he IMJ.ll'r Mine~ cith-11 ;If Jl1l ~-;..,.,...••.::~•!!'•">1'l!ool'riii!I.Rf"'""''•'allllll••••••li't••"''"-"'""''~'---· ___ "!>-.. _ , • ' Fourth FroNcs P.oints Up Again. Value 01 Havinq Here A Man Who Can, And Will, Pr-Oduce Such Shows BY MOB!-T C. RUARk I hllvt' 1{1\l'n up quite a (~ • th~n ~:s since r have bt.•eome olr1ror ' • • 01110 and TELEVISION E. ST. Ill �' • • «-Dallylentlnei. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 13,19~7 !'lie Dttllw Sentinel . Fat Scores Piled Up In Liffle League Senators 'fake aose One 13-10 From Yankees WOioPI HITtiNG HARD the top of that inning. Junlor Wolfe belne been VIJitlna Momben WeiCOlDed Then, in a real thriller, the Sen· bittin& the lilYator1 puabed acrGH three runs in body in the t the 8th lnnlng and made it l'tan~ up for victory at 13·10. Big Inning for t'tJ.e Yankees wa:; BROOKLYN. N. Y. UP - l'uz. Brooklyn and Cint!lD.Datl playen. the second when four ICOt"e(( on aled by Natio11al Lague Prealdent "It'a no lood to make u• reSyracuse, Racine, and tbe Dod- three walks, · and Bine'a hom er. Warren Gi1e1' edict makinJ tbem apon.sible," Tebbetta tald, "ynlell gen came out with · lopsided vic- They got three. more in the th1rd responsible for any fulutib filht.s tlley put in a rple that any playBJ Clod TonnehiU tories in County Little League on three walks aeain lind hits by involving their playera, manae:ers era not lnvolo;ed in the fisht, who Birdie Tebbetll of CinclnnaU and come out on the field, be thrown pl_ay Friday night. The round left Rall and Johnson. FOl' the Senators, who only eot Walt Alston of Brooklyn deelatll¥1 out o1 the game." t:harley Stobart's Middleport to lake on thf' serwusly weakened Racine on top •Kaln at 2-<1 with four hits to th,e I06ers' seven, RoJ•· Allton said he didn't see how today they maY be helplesa ~o d f 1 the Dodgers, Pirates, Syracuse and Plus Taot and · Recappable Tire any manager could wnlrol 1\ls OVA ba8eball team w11J try to stay T1gers Gene !i e.;~on e lmte Y IS Yankees tied at 1.1. Lone OCCII· nie Manley's three run trlple in comply with hia .order. • onto winntng ways when Coolville out for the ~cason the fourth brought his team up Giles sent speclal bulletin• \0 players once a free..for·all breakl ' comes to town Sunday afternoon at ' CoBms in d.rated s.turday he j~'~'lt 0 ~ ht~e cellar are the Red· to &-9. ~e Senatorl took advan - Tebbetts, J\Jaton aDd the sb. other out. 2 p. m. , may have a surprise for the Chet t>g~, ~m ·· th Redl 17 laie of lour enemy mi&e:!uea ami National League manager• warn'All was p)lace and hannony beThe contes~ ha~ been trans- Oliver' men . The only thing that ' acme ran ovt>r e e~ · numerou1 other throwing la,xnessing them they would be held retween the · DO(Jler 1 and Redleg& pl:mted from Coolville which. is could be un pleasant for Pomero~ 5, the Dodgers took the _Ptr,ates es that helped . And they ftad the:r spans1ble ftlr any repetition ' of Friday night in t]telr game at Je1'· \' . . banLshed from it!i diamond unl'e u opponents is for the ex-Panthers 20-7, and Syracuse ha~. Jts le· !)wn gbare of that kind of play, Thursday nigh\'• brawl betwen Cit N J somebody rf"movcs a fence for to come up wtth a front lme, ex- \·e.,ge on the Yllnkees With an 18- too, to account for ttle big score~ Plus Tax l;~~y~~Y~-~·~---~~~~~~ uch game used to establish bound- perlenced hu de r Pomeroy has h1t· 9 £,•unt. . . , Manley also had a single in the Cinc1nnati at Pittsburgh 2 aries for Little Leaguen. OVA ters galore m George Nesselro'ad, ln tht' f1rst Jnnmg Hamm of iire.t Jnbing and other hittl6rs for AmMiun L••8U• W. L. Pet. GB sluggers b1ng the horsehide con- John Young Han•e VanVranken, lhe Re~legs got a three r~n hom· the winnen were G. Stobart. a Gene Mitch, Kenn y Wiggins and er which was the only time the &Ingle, and D. Stephenson with a New York .... 53 26 .871 siderably fanher . ManJger Dick Spencer said this Jimmy Joe li ~ mslcy , JUSt to ni("e losers led. H wa_s the onJy eltitra two run homer in the sJxth that Chicago 49 00 .620 4 week .P\l Coolville's games will be a fP:w Gn th~ roster. , bo~se ~It of the ~~Iii gamered. Boston ....... 43 38 .a31 11 tied the game up at 16-10. played , where possible. on foreign Withop-t H ~sson Oliver will go . Hacme went. Into a second In· Cleveland 40 to ,MM) UH~ Senators 500 302 03--- 13 4 2 diamonds for the re1t of the sea- probablv with Luther Tucker and r.ln,l 5·3 lead hagh\l~ht~;<d by a twoDetroit 40 4.0 .000 13~ Yankees 243 001 00--10 7 4 son. hilS ra~l ball nj:l the mound and run double by Jr:lf Lee and he 39 40 .49-6 14 Manley and D. Little. Btng and Baltimore Buck Tennant c<Jtrhing. Gerald later scored on an error. Kansa:; City 29 4.9 .312 23 · l Middleport took a holiday defeat Clark pitched agunst Racine and Two big runs cro.!.tied in lhe Allenswortll. Washington 28 56 .317 281.% · CINCH IT IN 5TH at Racine 0-4, then came hack lo lost last Sunday . fourth inning again•l relief pitch· Frldty's R"ulh The Indians cinc-hed it In the. edge Pomeroy last Sunday . 4-2. Stob<~l'l at Middleport should be er Eben~bach When six walks, four Wash . at Ch. nlght, ppd., rdn Stobul will call on M,lckey Maller, full strength ::~gam :.flcr the hoi- tilts, and two errors netted 'ttJ top of tbe fifth when four run~ Cleveland 8 Baltimore 8 night seored with one away on tingle-s 2·2, or Jim Bowles, 2.(), to go idays. Agcle~_, Ha nk Clatworth.y rJJ,s. • Detroit 5 Boston 3 ni~R:ht against Spencer. should be at tirsl . ike Wllt at sf"C· .Wolfe fan.ned 13 and walked by McElhinney, Singer, and Wise New York 4 Kania& City 2· night and doubles by Bush and Thoma~. Sund•v'• G•m•'\ ¥ Coolville 5-3, is tied for second ond, himself at ~horl. t~nd Dave three while White tanned seven They added two in the 1ix.th O!l ·r place in the league w1th •Racine . Hindy at thuo. tn 1hf" outer pas- bu ~ haU to be taken out in the Sl.ilger's single and Wise's double New York at Cblc:aJD 2 washington !It KantiM5 t.:it)' '2 behind Hartford , 5·2. Racine travels turcs will be Robert Nel:son in leU, third when he developed a sore plus two walks lsaued by Oiler. Phil Wllllamsoa Baltimore al Detroit 2 to Gallipolis for a game that is Bobby Nelso 11 m renter, un_d pr?" arm. Et.ersbach fanned two and weakene(l mom~n · Charley Bush P0111eroy, W. Malll St. rert1in to unwind some ot the babl)' Mick \'llilter 111 . ragh..t If walkeri six and Woodgeard fanned tarily In the bottom of the sixth Boston at Cleveland 2 pi tches . Bowles 1r Miller three and walked one. Bowles lnt.rnatlonal L.....,. snarl In standings. Racine u 5-3 to walk the first two men but h(' Redlegs 300 020- ~ 6 4 Montreal 5 Buffalo 1 (1st) . and Galll.polis is 4·3. Both have pitche s. Wovu y Call will calch. struck llut Gilkey, walked Little, Little Foozv Wolrc ...,ill get the Racine 232 100--17 12 1 Buffalo at Montreal (2nd, ppd ambitions of passing Hartford, aS' call atl!ain ~t Gallipoh~ with_ BerWhite, (LP) Ebenbaclt (4), then fanned Rice and Coleman to rain. does Middleport. nard Guinthe~ or Leo Valcntme in Woodgeard (4) and Humm. Wee end the Lhrcat. [t was Bush's sec- Roche.<;ter 8 Toronto 5 Phll Collinb' sluggers go to Hartond start of the season. He had ~ l''oozy Wolfe and Howe. Richmond 2 Hgyana 0 ford 1l Wah11ma Sunday afternoon opposition. no-hitter In his f1rst tri.al. -- - - - - - · TAKE EARLY LIAD 8 Miami 3 Haning, Hawley, and Mike Lit- Columbus American Auoc.Ntion The DodGers jumped inlo 3-0 Wichita 3 St. Paul 1 (14 inn.) lead i" the lop of the first Inning tle had singles off of Bush. lOl 042--8 11 0 against the Pirate~ when Hieh Indians Charleston 4 Omaha 3 Red S,ox . . 000 200-2 3 l Arnold homered with Sprouee and Denver 4 LouisvU1e 0 Buth and Singer. Oiler and Gil Do".g MoorE' or . . 12 The Pirate~ tied It up in the key, Two no-hit ball games £eatur<! I in the bottom uf . t~w ~, 1xth to hdp botlom or the third on two walks BASEBALL RESULTS play in the Bend Softball Tourna- bei:ll ~unt Hallie s.. . ~eth.crholt off Curd and with two Dodjer er cnt at B chtel Field In Mason on had smgled homl' L~l Clark Ju ,t rors waee scored. 8y UNITSO PRISS The Dodgers bl~w It open In ~ ·d a nlng a& Lakin Stah• momellls heron• to \U' the scor·~ N•tional L••au• ll~s;i;al~v:he Muon Sunbeamj, at. 3 all . Clark had reached ba.se the second on two lead off walk& W. L. Pc:t. GB ~en Rirh Arnold doubled twu and OV}:C of Kyger Creek wlln w1th a double. home. Dennis Moore, Jim Pullins, St. Louis .. 47 32 .~ SAT. JULY 13, 1101> P.M. loSTI to advance Into Ute second round. Aunt !la1tle'~ st•orcd first ln th • and Mike Robert.~~ got b4ck-to-back Milwaukee 46 3~ .0611 2 Tlmt Trlels- 7:30p.m. 111 Preacher Galloway O( the La'' third mning when Arc \Yuyland Mingles driving in three more Philadelphia 44 35 .557 3 Guaranteed Purse • team hurled hh• no-hitter againo.t was safe nn an error . Owen Brat · run8. 43 35 .344 4 Brooklyn ~00 against .50% the GSI lean\ of Gallipolis as Ln· ton slh.O:Il•d mto r.cnlcrfield and 01110 VALLEY STOCK CAR 44 38 -~7 4~~ From there on It wall a ques- Cincinnati kin won hy a score of 4-0. An'; Wayland .!!cored 011 a throw-in. CHAMPIONSHIP. 8 thr\11-pac~ 37 44 .4!S7 ll. New York '· tion Or how big the 91!Clre would Van Mlltre of lhe Mason SunBud Tennant ~mglc d home Phtl ed events. Jack Bowaher, Chet 30 51 .370 l8 Pittsburgh be. Moody, BiU Dana, Robby Robln· bUJll~ tO.!Ised a no-hitter 1n t~e Ohlinger, .who had walked, to tl·~ 27 47 .SM 17~ For lhe Dodgera Doug Moore Chicago sOn. Btll Sinnett, Chuck Norri!l, nigltt's second game u Mason the ball game up fur OVEC in t"le Friday's Re•ults homer in a big had a three-run to run. ro-lap modified fea· etc. downed Sporn No. 2 by a score of la st ot the third . , Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati l \ure. 30-lap strlctly, !lttc:k. 2 tro2-1. Aunt lhltt ic's moved out In fourth Inning when elghf ru1u 's t. LouU II New_ York 1 plties. Open competition. FREE OVEC tallled two runs in l'l ~ rront In the top of the fourth. i'l· came home. Mike Roberts contri· Chicae-o oft Philadelphia 2 parkinJ. AduiQ, $USO. 6 to 12. buted a two run homer in that aixtb lnnln,c to come from behi.,<! nil\ll when Jim Bnwle!l and Bucky Me. Under 6, FREE. In event Milwaukee 5 Pithburgh 4 frame and another like it In the to defeat Aunt Hattle'K Bread of Wallers each. singled and scort:•l of inclement weather, purse Sunday's Gem.t Mlddlel)Orl In the final game of on Wayland'• hit. Glenn Logan sixth. wm be 1~ net &ate. · Rain· Milwaukee ' at Brooklyn for the Pirate!§- tJutch Meier eheckl &: pit pa&set honored last scorl!d in tiht fourth for OVI!!C the cvenina:. Chicago at New York s rain-out!!. 1 J. . akln went Into a 1·0 lead In when he walked, advanced to sec- trJpled one home In the fifth and St. Louis at Philadelphia 2 the second lnnlnl( or their game ond on 11 n error, was ~tacrifi~.·.l scored on a fielding mltcue. with GSI when Leander Howell to 1bird, nnd came home on a•· Dodgers . . . . 3152 802- 20 16 ~ PirateR .... , 302 020- 7 4. I homered to le1d ofr In the lnni11g \n!icld out. Curd, Roberts (6), and Robert::, Thty added two nwrc a! Gall'· Play In the tournument will re· way doubled and scored on Lwo ~umc Mon1lay when the West C'o- Doug Moore (8). Bassnet (LP). errors:'·Baek to bttck doubles by lumhla Comets meet the Jr. Ol'· Wellman (3), Tom Shasteen (51. Preston Haiulon and Emory Slar AM Lodge team or New Havf'n in and Bulch ~ Meler . !Ina acC!OUnte(l Cor an0thcr ta\lv . lhe first game. Minersville w .! GIT 11 HITS The Ho11pltal boys tallied th.t' 1: play the Biggs Dept. Store of p• Syfacuse came to Yankecland fourth run In the dxth on How- Pleasant ·a nd Hobson will plav and blasted out 18 hit11 for 18 r.ll'a double followed by a sin,!!lP Philip Sporn In the other games. runs to the Yankees' 11 j1its and • by Halnton. Line acorea : nine runa to stay In the running contract for Two n!na scored by Mason Itt GSI . . . . 000 000 ().......() o 3 In the learue with 1."1 behind Ra· the flnt Inning were enough to Lakin 010 201 x-4 8 1 cine. ... down Sporn'• No. 2 team. .rne Batteries : GSI _ Lung Rnd B.:.· The Louksmen stacked up nine r . Galloway and big rum ln the first innlnR on sin· Fox doubled and ~cored on Lu· ker: Lakin ther Tucker's single . Tucker th1 !I w. Galloway gles by Jenkins and Winebrenner, tallied on a wild pitch after mnv· Sporn No. 2 0110 001 0-1 {I 1 a three run homer by Geo Cun· lng to third on Dwigh.L Sayrr· h Mason 200 000 x- 2 4 4 diff, and a !linilc by Jim Louks. BAtteries: Spo on _ t'lnrk and Two hit bnttcn, ertors, two walh single. YOUR Sporn scored In the sixth whe 1 Necrlll; Mason _ Van Matn• an I and fnur hita made the total nlnt1. UD Jack Needa l'eiCh.ed first afler br Tucker. I The Yankeea got back with nve l'l:r.FORMS LIKE A IUYI UP TO .."' .• RE ing hit by a hit baU and thnn scor runs In the thlrd after four in the td !rom tint when Tucker's thr I'Jo/ Aunt Hattie's 001 200 0-:~ 6 1 first but by then It was too lat,e. SOLI., CAR NR . . to 1econd went Into center fl"lcl OVEC , . , 001 102 :<- 4 ~ 3 Mce&, Bowen, Gilmore had slnaa no one covered tbe bag . Buttcriea: Aunt Hattit''ll - Will· &IO.S and Cleland lOt a three-run CARS IN A PONTIAC! · A 10Jld Jlntle by Bobby Muncy ters and Wayland; OVEC- Ro!H.h homer. Syracuse had stacked four IN RUNNING! Tho oo...Ued "low-price" <1!11 fall tar of OVEC t11lled Gene Wetherh •t and Ohc. lln:::•::•:.: •·- -...,-., - - more run11 onto their nine in the abort of Pontiac bt icluol, meuurable second inning. ·lf:lt't you w•~•r'entlaulnl.r car-and your Pontiac cleoler bu olllcial Other extra base bitten for SyrloiN.,... wllb Itt-by-poinl m«i· 1pecification comparilonl to PR'M 1tl acuse were Don Harden and Jen· · cpi!IPArlooaa onrl· .on-lhe-JOCOrd No emaller C8l OOIDel even clOae to Pon'klns with triple~ and Micky Wine· facta and ftcurea. No am•ller car il debrenner a double. tlac'o rock-eolid oonolruction. """"' ito aiJI>od or ~ to como clooe to Pon' ,..,... x.m...,IMr l~mo tbrourb every Syracuse ... 942 021-18 16 2 tiac'• eyfHlpeninJ perf~ •.. aim, inch of ito boavy-duty l'Uilllinl ..,. Yankee!! .. 403 000- 9 I J 3 nftu ..clioo reoponao, .• and ito I!IIOOtb, . . BROOKLYN UP- Clncinnatl'll tQ ~orne Wodd Series melon this Pontiac 1s muacle allthe way! Thitt Ntta Fritz Sisson and Winebrenner. elrortleeo !DMiery of OVOQ; drivinJ deflounderlnl Jledle,RI, lo.sera of faiL Norton (LP), Bowen (ft) and Korn. heft DliJBIIJI Poni.iac bolda the road lib mand. Try a tlemonKNtlon drive-over tlteir lalt NIVI'n James 1nd dumped Jono! mun .:: hcll on a toothpick SINATD~I SQUIAK TH~U no mut.ller car you've ever driveD ••• your own route-in trdlc or out on the Into the Nat1on11l Lca11u~ tecond all Friday night while pitching a In Middleport the Senator~ fivee you 1 lido mnukably tiee of hllhway. Put the facta 011 AMetlce'• dlvi!I!On, played the Dodgen here two·hitl'cr ll<;&inst the New York &queaked throuJh for a 13-10 Wo ON~ lhet-lrM _ , . . upln ._., . bounee, obake noioel Pui tho Nu011Mr One load c.r to a teal and today with a chanc111 to move back Gianll In a H l victory that kept thriller In two extra inllin&a ami focto and fiJ11"'1 to your own -~ - l o what pu have e right 1o oxpocl IroN ua Into fourtlt place. the Card' two yRmcs ahead in the the Indiana p)aycd their usual you'll leavtl the Ultla lNIJUO for aoodl rood toot. C.U your own aboto and RediCU: mana10r Birdie Tebbetta National League pennant race . •• OuaRI'j' • , • S.Nioa , • , O.pon~HIIIty ....... sound game with Charley Bush on · bow Pomfao•a Preclslo""TOuch Cofthll JtDt tlnueklebaUer Hal Jeflco1t to For a time Friday nh::ht. ll ap- the niound throWinJ a' three hit· ..... all lnr.grll'j'. rive you ateerinr. lwaldnr and lhe mound to qppoae either John· pcued the hard • tbrnwins St. ter. They beat the Red Sox 8-:1. ....outofrucbof'tboiiiDIIlljobol . n~ Podrta or Ro1cr Craig of the Louis ria:hl hander migltt be en Kal Hlndy'a Senatora ltad the INCHU DodJVI. route to the 1econtl no-hit game &core lied IJAlnBt them 10.10 by •' ,..loctlo ua. Slop In _. lot ua holp.,... In In Friday nlcht'a game, outfl4)11· of hi! big leaaue career. He pitch- the Yankeea in the boltom of the -plana lor 1~.,.- hooie. er Gino Clmoll broke a 1·1 lie in ed one aueh game for the Cubs sixth, after taktn1 a 10.9 le1d In the etchtb Inning by blullng a 3·0 agaln11t the Plrntc~. May 12. 1U55, cOMMANDED'~A , • • o .., 0I t pitch for a triple with two mates and he was working on another of the Cflmpala:n. He 1ave up aboard. The blut gave Brooklyn one Friday night until Whitey two homers -to rookh'• Jerry Kin.TRAD'-IN ' DOLLAR!·' • 3·1 victory and two •traiabt over Lockman linlled off ltls glove with ' dall and another l9 Ernie Banka. Pontiac'• leDilh 1a buill m-not·''hunr ·Cincinnati. ' two out In thl'l sixth inning. mekin; a total Ot· 18 10pbers he 01>1 SlllaUer ..... mend lnuQpen 1M Prior to Clmoli'• fatal blow, The Only other taft. he yie-lded has 11erved up this aeuon. ,~ to look bir. but Pon\IOC tbot\~1 Johnny KllplJ!Ilein' had held Brook· was Willle M111y1' 14th homer In the iyn to two ltlu,. a bunt single and ninth but by that time. homo runs . -"oamoutlap , , , It io birl Ito """' by Stan Mt1dal. Alvin Dork and • mt•Judted fly-ball triple. ai.ed 122-lnch wheelbooe oliideo - · Held ~teof(l1eh for six Inning•. Don Blaslna:ame had lnAured Jones' tho bumpo INiead of rldiDI on -tbom. the 1\edl Ued the acore In the third viC!tory In a row and seventh Tblo ulra Jenitb, pluo a , .....,.d of uventh when Geors~. Crowe and of the campalt;n. -&Uapei!Oionltleoa,MultobtPontlac'a ld Bailey opened with slnJies. In the Ameriean League, the u\lluolvt1 L......_lfto ~lolo thai no cat ot P~e Whhenant's aacrlflc ad· Yankeea 11tretchcd lheir lead to Jll'ioe ..,:, ....,.., Seiple , S1tunlay Only .luty U -nneed both runners and Crowe four .carnea with a 4·2 trlumpb Van Heflin LU~ TUrner .... iou'u .....uot .. tt. raeed bome with the tylnl run over the Athll'ltlcs. Cleveland snapJune Allyaon · Gene Kelly lliilill.c:Or NiD,y oplnl wileD Alta Gramma1 1rounded - ~d a 1!18Yen '· game losing str111ik "THI Tttlll MUIKITIIRI" out. with !In 8-8 decisiOn over Baltl· (l'n Teebni«Jior) !J1~Je!''~~U rooters took heart In more, and Detroit toppcd Bo!tpn, pltchinl- The tall &-8. Rain :wiped oul the White Sox Bu•t~r Crabbe NovJlle Braad "GUll, IIDTlfllf' turMd in hla belt per- Senator• 1am ~ ' Comed)'.6..Cutoo• though Rookie rl;ltt • bander Don MeI' L ' ~. allowed Mahon had to throttle a nlnth.lnnlna Pirate rally to ,uve the &4 Son. & Mon. Joly 14-15 I ' vtctocy for Warren Spahn and the Jane Ru . .U Cl1rk Gtble "TH8 TALL Mlll1• , ebew on Bravea. 1 • !Cinemuco,..r.cbploolorl that aln'L Robin .Roboru of the PbUIIn 0 Yean of Ce!lf;lllaoua Servlee ' --llao, LOtllt Cardi· ran Into hla old trouble - 1tbe • ' DW Elllolt ,, llalhlotP CUe . :;;;jj!~·;;.-- .c··..-1 u be . home run bail - In droJ)pJq br Ohio "CALL1roG HOMICIDI" - 4li5 clll,11elp lllelr t"lll b> · 11-2 hio al:xtb lll'alll!t ram• and '- . '' l ,' . . SPORTS DESK Tebbetts, Alston Say They Can't Do Anything About Giles' Fight Ediet roy. A.ll mc mben -ueltl ~e Utvlted. 2 • ..- ·--· ..... ~· &~.. ' DfAI.Il!S \ to the PoNTIAC • , , SMALLER AREN'T EVEN THE quality you expect .- Redlegs Lose 7 Straight, Slip Into &cond Division Of League Wu ......... wr- ""' -•row .............. ., ..._...,_. ' ., ..l •• WITH • TO.!/"EXTRA OJ AniEELIASI, . PONTIAC outcl.Aiir$' . THE SMALLER. CARS .Ill l2itt au • ...,.,_ .............. ............. _"_!__ r-01 ~ " THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C.PANY SEE viiiJR '·. AilfHORIZEQ ... i•~uiuNo•a '1-ll.tiitPI I I .. ' (211 Real Estate 3 houses-one in .Middleport, two near Rutland. Mabel Hoc.ue, Rut· '?-11-1! ,l hmd. Phone 24932. BUILDING LOTS on Routa 1. 12 mlnutea ftom PomeroJ!'. Cbolce ol size. ilalph. Rus&ell, ·P11"'eroy. ., ,8 2$a 7te FOR SALE - 2 otory br)ek huM · In& 50-61 Walnut St.. M\'*leport . Contact Wiillam Mlelufel. r;or. 2nd and WAlnut. Pbone !8038-Y. ' 7t6te • $&0011.00. (l71 1., Bakery, BOll W. Main , • · - · • ·, ,J • --:-- 10 ~\> t»•.loll~on out~oard mot~r, ~·· lt. V Jtottom b~nt, botl. ao.od c~,nd"aHon, pnce $150.00j 'teal buy. see boat and motor at N.l~l~ · Gulf Sti1Uon, 806 W. ·Main St., Pomeroy. 7-11-:t' .' . 10 Ot:oejtry store si:te Toledo scales ~91' s¥e. t:;ontact Allen Roush, Bradb~r>:,· O , "1 \:l: 3tc St. .. Pomeroy after 5:00 P. M. any we~k dil.y. 7-11·3'.(' QUICK · SF..RVlCE ('n Waeb &epalrlnJ by Factory Tr.~thled _ , • -; - - - - 'AM!Q:riOUS_ MAN l)f Un!tUestlon"'~~~hmaker, £X)LLJNS JEWE. . :,l!le ~inll'lent and c'litracter, LEKS. ·Pume\'91 1'-3-tf a.ge 2-4 to GO. college edpcation PRIE INSTALLATION preferred, nlust be ready to ac~ept -p~ilion by , ,./\u'g, Land be Mtif{lers, SP.at col(,ers, batterle.!, tires. BUdie-t terms. Moore's, e&f'l:~le Oi earnjng abov~ $5j000 Pomeroy. 6 22 lmoc atmUa1ly. ~eeit t~al assiStant to ·be j:levelo~ed • ar&a mallJ.Ier. ·For Jocal interview write fUlly CONCRETE BLOCK!! .Jiyilllj -afe, txperi,nee and b;ck~~~nd 1qclu41ne , phone num•ulld letter Por Leal" bel' te· Mr, G. H. Clar.k, Box 4083, Pirkersbura:, . W. Va. ORUESI!R BLOCK • '1123~c cq. t f1M!ot N - of P..,.•NY llumi~~m .. combinatloa atonn aDO ~re~p.. wlDdows and doorr. Steel ---:--r-- artd 'lllumlnum awninp and canopjes. cdtl William Radford. 5 2 I mop. Roc-*"""''· "{, ~-- Rodney DowJiing 1!1'61.JRANCE AQEIIICY , Plra, Automoblfe. H.. ltll · A~CIDINT · Life. tawtlty 1nd ..... Reo! Estot111 Broker In MIDP~IPORT, DHID · 6116-M PHOICII , "'II Good QeiD UHd Con . All M. . . an4 MOI!ell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALliS ·==-·----HOUSE ·- 6 rooms and bath. One mile from Cheater o·n Rt. No. 7. running water, eleetriclty and natural gas in house, blg ga,rden. YU ~.2232. A. J, Carter, Star Route, Che111t~r. •7 8 12tc • •• l' VANBUIIlllf * PO"TIAC HA$ 'ALWAYS HIGH . 'Mills, Middleport, Obio. ' a.u: w..uo Trlilt:r- --41 ft:" Pontiac~ t;;oach. Dt>lbf>rt Mitchell, 240 M'uibcr··y St.o f4id!il~pprt) Ohio. 7 ,!1 3t~ . r.w nm. - - :----=-..,..-,,-... FOR SALE - 191W Jeep Station wa_gon, with overdrive, goDd ~iU_on. P~~29. 19 8te WANT£0-relinble married m 1 1 -,c'---....:............_ age 23 to 35, 5 day week, $61) •tri) . ,. ' r~l"' .alory · plu• boou•. apply Nic<· .. ~ LIL ABNER POMEROY - New 5-room frame , one flOor plan. Hardwood fioors. full basement, foreed ' air beating. GaragE::. Large corn~ lot. Move in before setlool atarts. ·- ~ PllrlliaJ 8111 AND UAWILiill ( 18) Employment Wanted For~;'~t .used c:Br VAt.UES, see . lllr.t ~llS. 1 p lmop ,.. .... ..,. ... ,.. .., """ ...a - h y IHHI COYl'LF.TE ln11uranet Proteet.loa, Ul•. Auk·. P'ire, Polkl. Call Dor1 tricl~ - ,,ef Mlddle-. HIGHWAY HOMJ!- 2-story house 1 ·with ebclosed front poa~cb, large back porch, 8 rooms. Runnin~ water and shower. Garaa:e anti olber buildipgs. l'h .~e lol, beautifully lamlacat)ed. Less lhan 5-mlnnte dtive to Ceurthouse. Priced at $l0,000.00. Box 229 Phodt 108-Y 1 13 3tc THE POMEROY aAJENT BLOCK CO. .. ' DOLLAR .... 'l'aoltllfolaol. PboDt - r f lil,OOO.OO. you dee/ with I !' POMEROY 8-room, two-story house wit:~ 3 bedroama and Plenty clos£'t8. Living room, kit· chen and dining room wl.th closet. Large veranda, hot air beatIng, run b:tsement with garage. A very- well-built houie. Walk · ing dlltance of shopping db· of Pontiac's Advanlag•s MONEY ACTUAI-LV n For Rent STARTLING FACT tO smal..r cars NO CAR AT ANY f:RICE 7 a lllp ' _ . 7 12 3tt . Mlcldl-. Plrt . • Ato-.o.. Boo<la. !'bono IIIIQ ...,., New • -.od used ear saleJQan. S11~ry and eommlasion. FIIR~!I~N • A~oTt T.V. Oa. Wrlle Box ~D. c/o The Dalley VICe All mlk~i !IOpalred br &>· Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0 . 7 8 6tc w. (81 Al.lto Sales wear a Pontiac Price Tag .;..yet none gives ¥0U Any measures -·" Zo (111, Wanted To Buy c VI CED the smacll-ca;r field is your limit? homa imptovemtnt& be sure the comp411y Va. Phone TU·2<485. ' TRI! SMITH FAJIILY •••·rw 120 f8b I Auto !'ervlces o. - l..tlYt<lll Sa~·re. New Havtn. · _ ,__, Fir11tone Distributer II out of I -·-- OHIO V4LLIJ JUNK CO. __ We Wltb To Think our many 12 ._ 1 b · · u h 5 •-trleJld• ap.d neighbort for their I ....n o ay 7 ton mot f, wu TEACHERS - Summer tlme- posi..iadn 11 d all fl 1 0 ff or clover and 11lfalla. Also 76 A. ,. t • an Clra erfarm for ule. CharJIN Bistell, tion, educatlonal division of lead· l~s. We ,also .wish to thank Dr . . Minersville RD t. 7 9 6tp in& orianiz;,tion bas intt"reating Blazewicz, F:wHli Funeral Home •.:::.::~___:..:::::: poshion for balanee of summer aq~ oBey, ponal(l seevera fdr h.la for teachen or principal&. Thc&e tln4nes• a.nd eonaolina ·wards at FOR ~ t\LE - Small business, . who qualif)' t:an earn up to $200. Jh $hne pf the- d~ath of our sroee•.v. 1111 , pop ind lee craom . Fasclnatinc work. Your experiRtiaonable. Pbone 80'7-M. ·mbthl!r, Mrs. Nartey Mille,. ence equips you to do success1UDtcl tully. Trainin& at 'l-OUr expense Tlte Children ' 13 ttp for those ae.leGted. Permanent openings fol' those stJ,owing lead. - ~-'--GRAVEJ..~ 'lM.CTOR S.\LES and ership a~tjty . For local lntCT· Service. R. A. J'!Liaw, 5'2 !. vit!w give. 111 confidence your Main St., Pomel"f'f·. 4 2'1: tt ~eaehlna.' ·~d., ext,h circular ar· j ;u, RAWWIGS SONS 00. ;UY:Itiel!l, j~el1,1dlng phone numbour ~reeker Serv!ce, Dv ber, write .¥r. G. l{. Cla'rk, Boll Phone 0221 Ni&J&t ~oae 40tt9, Parkerabur~t W. Va . IIISt·lt , DODGE • PLYMJ!UTII W A!ffED 'J'O BUY - 0 to 1ft 7 12 3tc (lCreJ oi ~o;.l--4 to 15 feet high ~ preferably near Rutland. MlJit be drift mineral and &ood marketable ~trke. Contact lame~ L. Criner. ~prte NtJ. 1, Box 7'1. i&Gl PACKA,fW.. ~ Condition. FrazierJ Bot\Om, W.Va. Quick ••le. ~11 'D. PulUns, 5 . T 10 3tc Liberty Ave., Pomeroy, 0~---~·- ·-· • 7 12 3tc 1141 Let V• Setimee Your C•r •nd Check Yonr Brflkea! READ FOR SALfi.- o\PP~ -One and two doUil'l , per bushel New Haven ~Orc hard . New Haven. Phone TU· 24 tlft8· 1 12 lOte ---~ OSED EllORIC MOTORS Torch Speedway Jte f21 Cord Of ThaflkS PWTIC SEAT COVERS T-w0 N0·u·Itt ers AreFeatul"CS At Bachtel Field Friday Night 14oo~ and ? 13 WE BUY Ume without lnterterrlnt' with family respontlbllitlet or f11ll Ome employment, JO(al aultoJTIIIICTIIUI. I · «:UP lltDIC- MilTAU me.nt wltb nationall}l ll.non oraanllltion. NUmber l In its field, dd,nite 1uanntnd in eome for -thoae accepted. Plea;. Ina: penoDllity and bell reterence req11 lte(t. Thia 4 not a t:ravellna nor UJUil canvaJIDI postlion. FOl' local Interview write givipg ate, addreu, phone oumBl InsuranCe ber 10 Mr. Gerald Clark, Box ·==~~---- ~~' ' lOBS, flft'keraburl. W. Va. ...,_ltl'llPfGD Layton's Grll! 11111 llouae for J&)e. 1 ~ ton .lnJck, Also reghrtered --------~-•:.::29:..;tf Boston Terrier pu~ples. Coni-act WA~D - - 2 Gallon Motor Oil . . ...... . . . . . . . $1.45 ·Williamson .Oil Co. or 2 ton Olpoolty. No exira charae HOUSEWMS" MO'I'I!EnS-!'art for Hnanem.s. We servlte wbat we M.IL J11fe Ji,efr1Jet.ltion, 711 Sout" Tllbd Ave., Middleport. 1 Open everuna• 'til 10 p. tn. ~ 7 12 Jtc Lale llodel ll'rl&ldaire, 10 eubit' ft refrla:~r.ator. &:teU4!:1lt condi- J tlon. $.\00.00. PIHtne 111. 7 12 atp - . .Qr ...-rnltUre, MlcWt•port, Oh.. SOHIO and PURE MOTOR OIL I - WOKA:tfjleed, a borne y.'rite Gertru1t Jsll , l!Ox 34, Portland. 7 3 JOtj.J ........ ~ ..,. lam'.tmite Lua•Je _ Line Cedar. Chtoltt- LAU Wtadow FantJ'rilldaire Jefrlaerato:n. $19.33 NYLON I . RM"JJOTNT air rondltlonen, 1 and Round ~~d ~111re d•nc..-M\)Jic )y ctrele Pa11r Strinr 'Band of Raclne, Itt. a_ia:ht, Jul)' 13-1 til 12. · MQOII6 Loda;e, Maln Sl, Pom- FIRESTONE TIRES 670x15 I . (1 ) Notices c[I,FTON LODGE NO. !3 AFAAM MM Dep-ee Sat., July 13--8:10 P.M. ' f • r·--·. 7 · . ... '" . �' • • «-Dallylentlnei. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 13,19~7 !'lie Dttllw Sentinel . Fat Scores Piled Up In Liffle League Senators 'fake aose One 13-10 From Yankees WOioPI HITtiNG HARD the top of that inning. Junlor Wolfe belne been VIJitlna Momben WeiCOlDed Then, in a real thriller, the Sen· bittin& the lilYator1 puabed acrGH three runs in body in the t the 8th lnnlng and made it l'tan~ up for victory at 13·10. Big Inning for t'tJ.e Yankees wa:; BROOKLYN. N. Y. UP - l'uz. Brooklyn and Cint!lD.Datl playen. the second when four ICOt"e(( on aled by Natio11al Lague Prealdent "It'a no lood to make u• reSyracuse, Racine, and tbe Dod- three walks, · and Bine'a hom er. Warren Gi1e1' edict makinJ tbem apon.sible," Tebbetta tald, "ynlell gen came out with · lopsided vic- They got three. more in the th1rd responsible for any fulutib filht.s tlley put in a rple that any playBJ Clod TonnehiU tories in County Little League on three walks aeain lind hits by involving their playera, manae:ers era not lnvolo;ed in the fisht, who Birdie Tebbetll of CinclnnaU and come out on the field, be thrown pl_ay Friday night. The round left Rall and Johnson. FOl' the Senators, who only eot Walt Alston of Brooklyn deelatll¥1 out o1 the game." t:harley Stobart's Middleport to lake on thf' serwusly weakened Racine on top •Kaln at 2-<1 with four hits to th,e I06ers' seven, RoJ•· Allton said he didn't see how today they maY be helplesa ~o d f 1 the Dodgers, Pirates, Syracuse and Plus Taot and · Recappable Tire any manager could wnlrol 1\ls OVA ba8eball team w11J try to stay T1gers Gene !i e.;~on e lmte Y IS Yankees tied at 1.1. Lone OCCII· nie Manley's three run trlple in comply with hia .order. • onto winntng ways when Coolville out for the ~cason the fourth brought his team up Giles sent speclal bulletin• \0 players once a free..for·all breakl ' comes to town Sunday afternoon at ' CoBms in d.rated s.turday he j~'~'lt 0 ~ ht~e cellar are the Red· to &-9. ~e Senatorl took advan - Tebbetts, J\Jaton aDd the sb. other out. 2 p. m. , may have a surprise for the Chet t>g~, ~m ·· th Redl 17 laie of lour enemy mi&e:!uea ami National League manager• warn'All was p)lace and hannony beThe contes~ ha~ been trans- Oliver' men . The only thing that ' acme ran ovt>r e e~ · numerou1 other throwing la,xnessing them they would be held retween the · DO(Jler 1 and Redleg& pl:mted from Coolville which. is could be un pleasant for Pomero~ 5, the Dodgers took the _Ptr,ates es that helped . And they ftad the:r spans1ble ftlr any repetition ' of Friday night in t]telr game at Je1'· \' . . banLshed from it!i diamond unl'e u opponents is for the ex-Panthers 20-7, and Syracuse ha~. Jts le· !)wn gbare of that kind of play, Thursday nigh\'• brawl betwen Cit N J somebody rf"movcs a fence for to come up wtth a front lme, ex- \·e.,ge on the Yllnkees With an 18- too, to account for ttle big score~ Plus Tax l;~~y~~Y~-~·~---~~~~~~ uch game used to establish bound- perlenced hu de r Pomeroy has h1t· 9 £,•unt. . . , Manley also had a single in the Cinc1nnati at Pittsburgh 2 aries for Little Leaguen. OVA ters galore m George Nesselro'ad, ln tht' f1rst Jnnmg Hamm of iire.t Jnbing and other hittl6rs for AmMiun L••8U• W. L. Pet. GB sluggers b1ng the horsehide con- John Young Han•e VanVranken, lhe Re~legs got a three r~n hom· the winnen were G. Stobart. a Gene Mitch, Kenn y Wiggins and er which was the only time the &Ingle, and D. Stephenson with a New York .... 53 26 .871 siderably fanher . ManJger Dick Spencer said this Jimmy Joe li ~ mslcy , JUSt to ni("e losers led. H wa_s the onJy eltitra two run homer in the sJxth that Chicago 49 00 .620 4 week .P\l Coolville's games will be a fP:w Gn th~ roster. , bo~se ~It of the ~~Iii gamered. Boston ....... 43 38 .a31 11 tied the game up at 16-10. played , where possible. on foreign Withop-t H ~sson Oliver will go . Hacme went. Into a second In· Cleveland 40 to ,MM) UH~ Senators 500 302 03--- 13 4 2 diamonds for the re1t of the sea- probablv with Luther Tucker and r.ln,l 5·3 lead hagh\l~ht~;<d by a twoDetroit 40 4.0 .000 13~ Yankees 243 001 00--10 7 4 son. hilS ra~l ball nj:l the mound and run double by Jr:lf Lee and he 39 40 .49-6 14 Manley and D. Little. Btng and Baltimore Buck Tennant c<Jtrhing. Gerald later scored on an error. Kansa:; City 29 4.9 .312 23 · l Middleport took a holiday defeat Clark pitched agunst Racine and Two big runs cro.!.tied in lhe Allenswortll. Washington 28 56 .317 281.% · CINCH IT IN 5TH at Racine 0-4, then came hack lo lost last Sunday . fourth inning again•l relief pitch· Frldty's R"ulh The Indians cinc-hed it In the. edge Pomeroy last Sunday . 4-2. Stob<~l'l at Middleport should be er Eben~bach When six walks, four Wash . at Ch. nlght, ppd., rdn Stobul will call on M,lckey Maller, full strength ::~gam :.flcr the hoi- tilts, and two errors netted 'ttJ top of tbe fifth when four run~ Cleveland 8 Baltimore 8 night seored with one away on tingle-s 2·2, or Jim Bowles, 2.(), to go idays. Agcle~_, Ha nk Clatworth.y rJJ,s. • Detroit 5 Boston 3 ni~R:ht against Spencer. should be at tirsl . ike Wllt at sf"C· .Wolfe fan.ned 13 and walked by McElhinney, Singer, and Wise New York 4 Kania& City 2· night and doubles by Bush and Thoma~. Sund•v'• G•m•'\ ¥ Coolville 5-3, is tied for second ond, himself at ~horl. t~nd Dave three while White tanned seven They added two in the 1ix.th O!l ·r place in the league w1th •Racine . Hindy at thuo. tn 1hf" outer pas- bu ~ haU to be taken out in the Sl.ilger's single and Wise's double New York at Cblc:aJD 2 washington !It KantiM5 t.:it)' '2 behind Hartford , 5·2. Racine travels turcs will be Robert Nel:son in leU, third when he developed a sore plus two walks lsaued by Oiler. Phil Wllllamsoa Baltimore al Detroit 2 to Gallipolis for a game that is Bobby Nelso 11 m renter, un_d pr?" arm. Et.ersbach fanned two and weakene(l mom~n · Charley Bush P0111eroy, W. Malll St. rert1in to unwind some ot the babl)' Mick \'llilter 111 . ragh..t If walkeri six and Woodgeard fanned tarily In the bottom of the sixth Boston at Cleveland 2 pi tches . Bowles 1r Miller three and walked one. Bowles lnt.rnatlonal L.....,. snarl In standings. Racine u 5-3 to walk the first two men but h(' Redlegs 300 020- ~ 6 4 Montreal 5 Buffalo 1 (1st) . and Galll.polis is 4·3. Both have pitche s. Wovu y Call will calch. struck llut Gilkey, walked Little, Little Foozv Wolrc ...,ill get the Racine 232 100--17 12 1 Buffalo at Montreal (2nd, ppd ambitions of passing Hartford, aS' call atl!ain ~t Gallipoh~ with_ BerWhite, (LP) Ebenbaclt (4), then fanned Rice and Coleman to rain. does Middleport. nard Guinthe~ or Leo Valcntme in Woodgeard (4) and Humm. Wee end the Lhrcat. [t was Bush's sec- Roche.<;ter 8 Toronto 5 Phll Collinb' sluggers go to Hartond start of the season. He had ~ l''oozy Wolfe and Howe. Richmond 2 Hgyana 0 ford 1l Wah11ma Sunday afternoon opposition. no-hitter In his f1rst tri.al. -- - - - - - · TAKE EARLY LIAD 8 Miami 3 Haning, Hawley, and Mike Lit- Columbus American Auoc.Ntion The DodGers jumped inlo 3-0 Wichita 3 St. Paul 1 (14 inn.) lead i" the lop of the first Inning tle had singles off of Bush. lOl 042--8 11 0 against the Pirate~ when Hieh Indians Charleston 4 Omaha 3 Red S,ox . . 000 200-2 3 l Arnold homered with Sprouee and Denver 4 LouisvU1e 0 Buth and Singer. Oiler and Gil Do".g MoorE' or . . 12 The Pirate~ tied It up in the key, Two no-hit ball games £eatur<! I in the bottom uf . t~w ~, 1xth to hdp botlom or the third on two walks BASEBALL RESULTS play in the Bend Softball Tourna- bei:ll ~unt Hallie s.. . ~eth.crholt off Curd and with two Dodjer er cnt at B chtel Field In Mason on had smgled homl' L~l Clark Ju ,t rors waee scored. 8y UNITSO PRISS The Dodgers bl~w It open In ~ ·d a nlng a& Lakin Stah• momellls heron• to \U' the scor·~ N•tional L••au• ll~s;i;al~v:he Muon Sunbeamj, at. 3 all . Clark had reached ba.se the second on two lead off walk& W. L. Pc:t. GB ~en Rirh Arnold doubled twu and OV}:C of Kyger Creek wlln w1th a double. home. Dennis Moore, Jim Pullins, St. Louis .. 47 32 .~ SAT. JULY 13, 1101> P.M. loSTI to advance Into Ute second round. Aunt !la1tle'~ st•orcd first ln th • and Mike Robert.~~ got b4ck-to-back Milwaukee 46 3~ .0611 2 Tlmt Trlels- 7:30p.m. 111 Preacher Galloway O( the La'' third mning when Arc \Yuyland Mingles driving in three more Philadelphia 44 35 .557 3 Guaranteed Purse • team hurled hh• no-hitter againo.t was safe nn an error . Owen Brat · run8. 43 35 .344 4 Brooklyn ~00 against .50% the GSI lean\ of Gallipolis as Ln· ton slh.O:Il•d mto r.cnlcrfield and 01110 VALLEY STOCK CAR 44 38 -~7 4~~ From there on It wall a ques- Cincinnati kin won hy a score of 4-0. An'; Wayland .!!cored 011 a throw-in. CHAMPIONSHIP. 8 thr\11-pac~ 37 44 .4!S7 ll. New York '· tion Or how big the 91!Clre would Van Mlltre of lhe Mason SunBud Tennant ~mglc d home Phtl ed events. Jack Bowaher, Chet 30 51 .370 l8 Pittsburgh be. Moody, BiU Dana, Robby Robln· bUJll~ tO.!Ised a no-hitter 1n t~e Ohlinger, .who had walked, to tl·~ 27 47 .SM 17~ For lhe Dodgera Doug Moore Chicago sOn. Btll Sinnett, Chuck Norri!l, nigltt's second game u Mason the ball game up fur OVEC in t"le Friday's Re•ults homer in a big had a three-run to run. ro-lap modified fea· etc. downed Sporn No. 2 by a score of la st ot the third . , Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati l \ure. 30-lap strlctly, !lttc:k. 2 tro2-1. Aunt lhltt ic's moved out In fourth Inning when elghf ru1u 's t. LouU II New_ York 1 plties. Open competition. FREE OVEC tallled two runs in l'l ~ rront In the top of the fourth. i'l· came home. Mike Roberts contri· Chicae-o oft Philadelphia 2 parkinJ. AduiQ, $USO. 6 to 12. buted a two run homer in that aixtb lnnln,c to come from behi.,<! nil\ll when Jim Bnwle!l and Bucky Me. Under 6, FREE. In event Milwaukee 5 Pithburgh 4 frame and another like it In the to defeat Aunt Hattle'K Bread of Wallers each. singled and scort:•l of inclement weather, purse Sunday's Gem.t Mlddlel)Orl In the final game of on Wayland'• hit. Glenn Logan sixth. wm be 1~ net &ate. · Rain· Milwaukee ' at Brooklyn for the Pirate!§- tJutch Meier eheckl &: pit pa&set honored last scorl!d in tiht fourth for OVI!!C the cvenina:. Chicago at New York s rain-out!!. 1 J. . akln went Into a 1·0 lead In when he walked, advanced to sec- trJpled one home In the fifth and St. Louis at Philadelphia 2 the second lnnlnl( or their game ond on 11 n error, was ~tacrifi~.·.l scored on a fielding mltcue. with GSI when Leander Howell to 1bird, nnd came home on a•· Dodgers . . . . 3152 802- 20 16 ~ PirateR .... , 302 020- 7 4. I homered to le1d ofr In the lnni11g \n!icld out. Curd, Roberts (6), and Robert::, Thty added two nwrc a! Gall'· Play In the tournument will re· way doubled and scored on Lwo ~umc Mon1lay when the West C'o- Doug Moore (8). Bassnet (LP). errors:'·Baek to bttck doubles by lumhla Comets meet the Jr. Ol'· Wellman (3), Tom Shasteen (51. Preston Haiulon and Emory Slar AM Lodge team or New Havf'n in and Bulch ~ Meler . !Ina acC!OUnte(l Cor an0thcr ta\lv . lhe first game. Minersville w .! GIT 11 HITS The Ho11pltal boys tallied th.t' 1: play the Biggs Dept. Store of p• Syfacuse came to Yankecland fourth run In the dxth on How- Pleasant ·a nd Hobson will plav and blasted out 18 hit11 for 18 r.ll'a double followed by a sin,!!lP Philip Sporn In the other games. runs to the Yankees' 11 j1its and • by Halnton. Line acorea : nine runa to stay In the running contract for Two n!na scored by Mason Itt GSI . . . . 000 000 ().......() o 3 In the learue with 1."1 behind Ra· the flnt Inning were enough to Lakin 010 201 x-4 8 1 cine. ... down Sporn'• No. 2 team. .rne Batteries : GSI _ Lung Rnd B.:.· The Louksmen stacked up nine r . Galloway and big rum ln the first innlnR on sin· Fox doubled and ~cored on Lu· ker: Lakin ther Tucker's single . Tucker th1 !I w. Galloway gles by Jenkins and Winebrenner, tallied on a wild pitch after mnv· Sporn No. 2 0110 001 0-1 {I 1 a three run homer by Geo Cun· lng to third on Dwigh.L Sayrr· h Mason 200 000 x- 2 4 4 diff, and a !linilc by Jim Louks. BAtteries: Spo on _ t'lnrk and Two hit bnttcn, ertors, two walh single. YOUR Sporn scored In the sixth whe 1 Necrlll; Mason _ Van Matn• an I and fnur hita made the total nlnt1. UD Jack Needa l'eiCh.ed first afler br Tucker. I The Yankeea got back with nve l'l:r.FORMS LIKE A IUYI UP TO .."' .• RE ing hit by a hit baU and thnn scor runs In the thlrd after four in the td !rom tint when Tucker's thr I'Jo/ Aunt Hattie's 001 200 0-:~ 6 1 first but by then It was too lat,e. SOLI., CAR NR . . to 1econd went Into center fl"lcl OVEC , . , 001 102 :<- 4 ~ 3 Mce&, Bowen, Gilmore had slnaa no one covered tbe bag . Buttcriea: Aunt Hattit''ll - Will· &IO.S and Cleland lOt a three-run CARS IN A PONTIAC! · A 10Jld Jlntle by Bobby Muncy ters and Wayland; OVEC- Ro!H.h homer. Syracuse had stacked four IN RUNNING! Tho oo...Ued "low-price" <1!11 fall tar of OVEC t11lled Gene Wetherh •t and Ohc. lln:::•::•:.: •·- -...,-., - - more run11 onto their nine in the abort of Pontiac bt icluol, meuurable second inning. ·lf:lt't you w•~•r'entlaulnl.r car-and your Pontiac cleoler bu olllcial Other extra base bitten for SyrloiN.,... wllb Itt-by-poinl m«i· 1pecification comparilonl to PR'M 1tl acuse were Don Harden and Jen· · cpi!IPArlooaa onrl· .on-lhe-JOCOrd No emaller C8l OOIDel even clOae to Pon'klns with triple~ and Micky Wine· facta and ftcurea. No am•ller car il debrenner a double. tlac'o rock-eolid oonolruction. """"' ito aiJI>od or ~ to como clooe to Pon' ,..,... x.m...,IMr l~mo tbrourb every Syracuse ... 942 021-18 16 2 tiac'• eyfHlpeninJ perf~ •.. aim, inch of ito boavy-duty l'Uilllinl ..,. Yankee!! .. 403 000- 9 I J 3 nftu ..clioo reoponao, .• and ito I!IIOOtb, . . BROOKLYN UP- Clncinnatl'll tQ ~orne Wodd Series melon this Pontiac 1s muacle allthe way! Thitt Ntta Fritz Sisson and Winebrenner. elrortleeo !DMiery of OVOQ; drivinJ deflounderlnl Jledle,RI, lo.sera of faiL Norton (LP), Bowen (ft) and Korn. heft DliJBIIJI Poni.iac bolda the road lib mand. Try a tlemonKNtlon drive-over tlteir lalt NIVI'n James 1nd dumped Jono! mun .:: hcll on a toothpick SINATD~I SQUIAK TH~U no mut.ller car you've ever driveD ••• your own route-in trdlc or out on the Into the Nat1on11l Lca11u~ tecond all Friday night while pitching a In Middleport the Senator~ fivee you 1 lido mnukably tiee of hllhway. Put the facta 011 AMetlce'• dlvi!I!On, played the Dodgen here two·hitl'cr ll<;&inst the New York &queaked throuJh for a 13-10 Wo ON~ lhet-lrM _ , . . upln ._., . bounee, obake noioel Pui tho Nu011Mr One load c.r to a teal and today with a chanc111 to move back Gianll In a H l victory that kept thriller In two extra inllin&a ami focto and fiJ11"'1 to your own -~ - l o what pu have e right 1o oxpocl IroN ua Into fourtlt place. the Card' two yRmcs ahead in the the Indiana p)aycd their usual you'll leavtl the Ultla lNIJUO for aoodl rood toot. C.U your own aboto and RediCU: mana10r Birdie Tebbetta National League pennant race . •• OuaRI'j' • , • S.Nioa , • , O.pon~HIIIty ....... sound game with Charley Bush on · bow Pomfao•a Preclslo""TOuch Cofthll JtDt tlnueklebaUer Hal Jeflco1t to For a time Friday nh::ht. ll ap- the niound throWinJ a' three hit· ..... all lnr.grll'j'. rive you ateerinr. lwaldnr and lhe mound to qppoae either John· pcued the hard • tbrnwins St. ter. They beat the Red Sox 8-:1. ....outofrucbof'tboiiiDIIlljobol . n~ Podrta or Ro1cr Craig of the Louis ria:hl hander migltt be en Kal Hlndy'a Senatora ltad the INCHU DodJVI. route to the 1econtl no-hit game &core lied IJAlnBt them 10.10 by •' ,..loctlo ua. Slop In _. lot ua holp.,... In In Friday nlcht'a game, outfl4)11· of hi! big leaaue career. He pitch- the Yankeea in the boltom of the -plana lor 1~.,.- hooie. er Gino Clmoll broke a 1·1 lie in ed one aueh game for the Cubs sixth, after taktn1 a 10.9 le1d In the etchtb Inning by blullng a 3·0 agaln11t the Plrntc~. May 12. 1U55, cOMMANDED'~A , • • o .., 0I t pitch for a triple with two mates and he was working on another of the Cflmpala:n. He 1ave up aboard. The blut gave Brooklyn one Friday night until Whitey two homers -to rookh'• Jerry Kin.TRAD'-IN ' DOLLAR!·' • 3·1 victory and two •traiabt over Lockman linlled off ltls glove with ' dall and another l9 Ernie Banka. Pontiac'• leDilh 1a buill m-not·''hunr ·Cincinnati. ' two out In thl'l sixth inning. mekin; a total Ot· 18 10pbers he 01>1 SlllaUer ..... mend lnuQpen 1M Prior to Clmoli'• fatal blow, The Only other taft. he yie-lded has 11erved up this aeuon. ,~ to look bir. but Pon\IOC tbot\~1 Johnny KllplJ!Ilein' had held Brook· was Willle M111y1' 14th homer In the iyn to two ltlu,. a bunt single and ninth but by that time. homo runs . -"oamoutlap , , , It io birl Ito """' by Stan Mt1dal. Alvin Dork and • mt•Judted fly-ball triple. ai.ed 122-lnch wheelbooe oliideo - · Held ~teof(l1eh for six Inning•. Don Blaslna:ame had lnAured Jones' tho bumpo INiead of rldiDI on -tbom. the 1\edl Ued the acore In the third viC!tory In a row and seventh Tblo ulra Jenitb, pluo a , .....,.d of uventh when Geors~. Crowe and of the campalt;n. -&Uapei!Oionltleoa,MultobtPontlac'a ld Bailey opened with slnJies. In the Ameriean League, the u\lluolvt1 L......_lfto ~lolo thai no cat ot P~e Whhenant's aacrlflc ad· Yankeea 11tretchcd lheir lead to Jll'ioe ..,:, ....,.., Seiple , S1tunlay Only .luty U -nneed both runners and Crowe four .carnea with a 4·2 trlumpb Van Heflin LU~ TUrner .... iou'u .....uot .. tt. raeed bome with the tylnl run over the Athll'ltlcs. Cleveland snapJune Allyaon · Gene Kelly lliilill.c:Or NiD,y oplnl wileD Alta Gramma1 1rounded - ~d a 1!18Yen '· game losing str111ik "THI Tttlll MUIKITIIRI" out. with !In 8-8 decisiOn over Baltl· (l'n Teebni«Jior) !J1~Je!''~~U rooters took heart In more, and Detroit toppcd Bo!tpn, pltchinl- The tall &-8. Rain :wiped oul the White Sox Bu•t~r Crabbe NovJlle Braad "GUll, IIDTlfllf' turMd in hla belt per- Senator• 1am ~ ' Comed)'.6..Cutoo• though Rookie rl;ltt • bander Don MeI' L ' ~. allowed Mahon had to throttle a nlnth.lnnlna Pirate rally to ,uve the &4 Son. & Mon. Joly 14-15 I ' vtctocy for Warren Spahn and the Jane Ru . .U Cl1rk Gtble "TH8 TALL Mlll1• , ebew on Bravea. 1 • !Cinemuco,..r.cbploolorl that aln'L Robin .Roboru of the PbUIIn 0 Yean of Ce!lf;lllaoua Servlee ' --llao, LOtllt Cardi· ran Into hla old trouble - 1tbe • ' DW Elllolt ,, llalhlotP CUe . :;;;jj!~·;;.-- .c··..-1 u be . home run bail - In droJ)pJq br Ohio "CALL1roG HOMICIDI" - 4li5 clll,11elp lllelr t"lll b> · 11-2 hio al:xtb lll'alll!t ram• and '- . '' l ,' . . SPORTS DESK Tebbetts, Alston Say They Can't Do Anything About Giles' Fight Ediet roy. A.ll mc mben -ueltl ~e Utvlted. 2 • ..- ·--· ..... ~· &~.. ' DfAI.Il!S \ to the PoNTIAC • , , SMALLER AREN'T EVEN THE quality you expect .- Redlegs Lose 7 Straight, Slip Into &cond Division Of League Wu ......... wr- ""' -•row .............. ., ..._...,_. ' ., ..l •• WITH • TO.!/"EXTRA OJ AniEELIASI, . PONTIAC outcl.Aiir$' . THE SMALLER. CARS .Ill l2itt au • ...,.,_ .............. ............. _"_!__ r-01 ~ " THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C.PANY SEE viiiJR '·. AilfHORIZEQ ... i•~uiuNo•a '1-ll.tiitPI I I .. ' (211 Real Estate 3 houses-one in .Middleport, two near Rutland. Mabel Hoc.ue, Rut· '?-11-1! ,l hmd. Phone 24932. BUILDING LOTS on Routa 1. 12 mlnutea ftom PomeroJ!'. Cbolce ol size. ilalph. Rus&ell, ·P11"'eroy. ., ,8 2$a 7te FOR SALE - 2 otory br)ek huM · In& 50-61 Walnut St.. M\'*leport . Contact Wiillam Mlelufel. r;or. 2nd and WAlnut. Pbone !8038-Y. ' 7t6te • $&0011.00. (l71 1., Bakery, BOll W. Main , • · - · • ·, ,J • --:-- 10 ~\> t»•.loll~on out~oard mot~r, ~·· lt. V Jtottom b~nt, botl. ao.od c~,nd"aHon, pnce $150.00j 'teal buy. see boat and motor at N.l~l~ · Gulf Sti1Uon, 806 W. ·Main St., Pomeroy. 7-11-:t' .' . 10 Ot:oejtry store si:te Toledo scales ~91' s¥e. t:;ontact Allen Roush, Bradb~r>:,· O , "1 \:l: 3tc St. .. Pomeroy after 5:00 P. M. any we~k dil.y. 7-11·3'.(' QUICK · SF..RVlCE ('n Waeb &epalrlnJ by Factory Tr.~thled _ , • -; - - - - 'AM!Q:riOUS_ MAN l)f Un!tUestlon"'~~~hmaker, £X)LLJNS JEWE. . :,l!le ~inll'lent and c'litracter, LEKS. ·Pume\'91 1'-3-tf a.ge 2-4 to GO. college edpcation PRIE INSTALLATION preferred, nlust be ready to ac~ept -p~ilion by , ,./\u'g, Land be Mtif{lers, SP.at col(,ers, batterle.!, tires. BUdie-t terms. Moore's, e&f'l:~le Oi earnjng abov~ $5j000 Pomeroy. 6 22 lmoc atmUa1ly. ~eeit t~al assiStant to ·be j:levelo~ed • ar&a mallJ.Ier. ·For Jocal interview write fUlly CONCRETE BLOCK!! .Jiyilllj -afe, txperi,nee and b;ck~~~nd 1qclu41ne , phone num•ulld letter Por Leal" bel' te· Mr, G. H. Clar.k, Box 4083, Pirkersbura:, . W. Va. ORUESI!R BLOCK • '1123~c cq. t f1M!ot N - of P..,.•NY llumi~~m .. combinatloa atonn aDO ~re~p.. wlDdows and doorr. Steel ---:--r-- artd 'lllumlnum awninp and canopjes. cdtl William Radford. 5 2 I mop. Roc-*"""''· "{, ~-- Rodney DowJiing 1!1'61.JRANCE AQEIIICY , Plra, Automoblfe. H.. ltll · A~CIDINT · Life. tawtlty 1nd ..... Reo! Estot111 Broker In MIDP~IPORT, DHID · 6116-M PHOICII , "'II Good QeiD UHd Con . All M. . . an4 MOI!ell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALliS ·==-·----HOUSE ·- 6 rooms and bath. One mile from Cheater o·n Rt. No. 7. running water, eleetriclty and natural gas in house, blg ga,rden. YU ~.2232. A. J, Carter, Star Route, Che111t~r. •7 8 12tc • •• l' VANBUIIlllf * PO"TIAC HA$ 'ALWAYS HIGH . 'Mills, Middleport, Obio. ' a.u: w..uo Trlilt:r- --41 ft:" Pontiac~ t;;oach. Dt>lbf>rt Mitchell, 240 M'uibcr··y St.o f4id!il~pprt) Ohio. 7 ,!1 3t~ . r.w nm. - - :----=-..,..-,,-... FOR SALE - 191W Jeep Station wa_gon, with overdrive, goDd ~iU_on. P~~29. 19 8te WANT£0-relinble married m 1 1 -,c'---....:............_ age 23 to 35, 5 day week, $61) •tri) . ,. ' r~l"' .alory · plu• boou•. apply Nic<· .. ~ LIL ABNER POMEROY - New 5-room frame , one flOor plan. Hardwood fioors. full basement, foreed ' air beating. GaragE::. Large corn~ lot. Move in before setlool atarts. ·- ~ PllrlliaJ 8111 AND UAWILiill ( 18) Employment Wanted For~;'~t .used c:Br VAt.UES, see . lllr.t ~llS. 1 p lmop ,.. .... ..,. ... ,.. .., """ ...a - h y IHHI COYl'LF.TE ln11uranet Proteet.loa, Ul•. Auk·. P'ire, Polkl. Call Dor1 tricl~ - ,,ef Mlddle-. HIGHWAY HOMJ!- 2-story house 1 ·with ebclosed front poa~cb, large back porch, 8 rooms. Runnin~ water and shower. Garaa:e anti olber buildipgs. l'h .~e lol, beautifully lamlacat)ed. Less lhan 5-mlnnte dtive to Ceurthouse. Priced at $l0,000.00. Box 229 Phodt 108-Y 1 13 3tc THE POMEROY aAJENT BLOCK CO. .. ' DOLLAR .... 'l'aoltllfolaol. PboDt - r f lil,OOO.OO. you dee/ with I !' POMEROY 8-room, two-story house wit:~ 3 bedroama and Plenty clos£'t8. Living room, kit· chen and dining room wl.th closet. Large veranda, hot air beatIng, run b:tsement with garage. A very- well-built houie. Walk · ing dlltance of shopping db· of Pontiac's Advanlag•s MONEY ACTUAI-LV n For Rent STARTLING FACT tO smal..r cars NO CAR AT ANY f:RICE 7 a lllp ' _ . 7 12 3tt . Mlcldl-. Plrt . • Ato-.o.. Boo<la. !'bono IIIIQ ...,., New • -.od used ear saleJQan. S11~ry and eommlasion. FIIR~!I~N • A~oTt T.V. Oa. Wrlle Box ~D. c/o The Dalley VICe All mlk~i !IOpalred br &>· Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0 . 7 8 6tc w. (81 Al.lto Sales wear a Pontiac Price Tag .;..yet none gives ¥0U Any measures -·" Zo (111, Wanted To Buy c VI CED the smacll-ca;r field is your limit? homa imptovemtnt& be sure the comp411y Va. Phone TU·2<485. ' TRI! SMITH FAJIILY •••·rw 120 f8b I Auto !'ervlces o. - l..tlYt<lll Sa~·re. New Havtn. · _ ,__, Fir11tone Distributer II out of I -·-- OHIO V4LLIJ JUNK CO. __ We Wltb To Think our many 12 ._ 1 b · · u h 5 •-trleJld• ap.d neighbort for their I ....n o ay 7 ton mot f, wu TEACHERS - Summer tlme- posi..iadn 11 d all fl 1 0 ff or clover and 11lfalla. Also 76 A. ,. t • an Clra erfarm for ule. CharJIN Bistell, tion, educatlonal division of lead· l~s. We ,also .wish to thank Dr . . Minersville RD t. 7 9 6tp in& orianiz;,tion bas intt"reating Blazewicz, F:wHli Funeral Home •.:::.::~___:..:::::: poshion for balanee of summer aq~ oBey, ponal(l seevera fdr h.la for teachen or principal&. Thc&e tln4nes• a.nd eonaolina ·wards at FOR ~ t\LE - Small business, . who qualif)' t:an earn up to $200. Jh $hne pf the- d~ath of our sroee•.v. 1111 , pop ind lee craom . Fasclnatinc work. Your experiRtiaonable. Pbone 80'7-M. ·mbthl!r, Mrs. Nartey Mille,. ence equips you to do success1UDtcl tully. Trainin& at 'l-OUr expense Tlte Children ' 13 ttp for those ae.leGted. Permanent openings fol' those stJ,owing lead. - ~-'--GRAVEJ..~ 'lM.CTOR S.\LES and ership a~tjty . For local lntCT· Service. R. A. J'!Liaw, 5'2 !. vit!w give. 111 confidence your Main St., Pomel"f'f·. 4 2'1: tt ~eaehlna.' ·~d., ext,h circular ar· j ;u, RAWWIGS SONS 00. ;UY:Itiel!l, j~el1,1dlng phone numbour ~reeker Serv!ce, Dv ber, write .¥r. G. l{. Cla'rk, Boll Phone 0221 Ni&J&t ~oae 40tt9, Parkerabur~t W. Va . IIISt·lt , DODGE • PLYMJ!UTII W A!ffED 'J'O BUY - 0 to 1ft 7 12 3tc (lCreJ oi ~o;.l--4 to 15 feet high ~ preferably near Rutland. MlJit be drift mineral and &ood marketable ~trke. Contact lame~ L. Criner. ~prte NtJ. 1, Box 7'1. i&Gl PACKA,fW.. ~ Condition. FrazierJ Bot\Om, W.Va. Quick ••le. ~11 'D. PulUns, 5 . T 10 3tc Liberty Ave., Pomeroy, 0~---~·- ·-· • 7 12 3tc 1141 Let V• Setimee Your C•r •nd Check Yonr Brflkea! READ FOR SALfi.- o\PP~ -One and two doUil'l , per bushel New Haven ~Orc hard . New Haven. Phone TU· 24 tlft8· 1 12 lOte ---~ OSED EllORIC MOTORS Torch Speedway Jte f21 Cord Of ThaflkS PWTIC SEAT COVERS T-w0 N0·u·Itt ers AreFeatul"CS At Bachtel Field Friday Night 14oo~ and ? 13 WE BUY Ume without lnterterrlnt' with family respontlbllitlet or f11ll Ome employment, JO(al aultoJTIIIICTIIUI. I · «:UP lltDIC- MilTAU me.nt wltb nationall}l ll.non oraanllltion. NUmber l In its field, dd,nite 1uanntnd in eome for -thoae accepted. Plea;. Ina: penoDllity and bell reterence req11 lte(t. Thia 4 not a t:ravellna nor UJUil canvaJIDI postlion. FOl' local Interview write givipg ate, addreu, phone oumBl InsuranCe ber 10 Mr. Gerald Clark, Box ·==~~---- ~~' ' lOBS, flft'keraburl. W. Va. ...,_ltl'llPfGD Layton's Grll! 11111 llouae for J&)e. 1 ~ ton .lnJck, Also reghrtered --------~-•:.::29:..;tf Boston Terrier pu~ples. Coni-act WA~D - - 2 Gallon Motor Oil . . ...... . . . . . . . $1.45 ·Williamson .Oil Co. or 2 ton Olpoolty. No exira charae HOUSEWMS" MO'I'I!EnS-!'art for Hnanem.s. We servlte wbat we M.IL J11fe Ji,efr1Jet.ltion, 711 Sout" Tllbd Ave., Middleport. 1 Open everuna• 'til 10 p. tn. ~ 7 12 Jtc Lale llodel ll'rl&ldaire, 10 eubit' ft refrla:~r.ator. &:teU4!:1lt condi- J tlon. $.\00.00. PIHtne 111. 7 12 atp - . .Qr ...-rnltUre, MlcWt•port, Oh.. SOHIO and PURE MOTOR OIL I - WOKA:tfjleed, a borne y.'rite Gertru1t Jsll , l!Ox 34, Portland. 7 3 JOtj.J ........ ~ ..,. lam'.tmite Lua•Je _ Line Cedar. Chtoltt- LAU Wtadow FantJ'rilldaire Jefrlaerato:n. $19.33 NYLON I . RM"JJOTNT air rondltlonen, 1 and Round ~~d ~111re d•nc..-M\)Jic )y ctrele Pa11r Strinr 'Band of Raclne, Itt. a_ia:ht, Jul)' 13-1 til 12. · MQOII6 Loda;e, Maln Sl, Pom- FIRESTONE TIRES 670x15 I . (1 ) Notices c[I,FTON LODGE NO. !3 AFAAM MM Dep-ee Sat., July 13--8:10 P.M. ' f • r·--·. 7 · . ... '" . �,' I IRST and as His .:lory pauu by" He 'puti u.s In the cleft of the rock <>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , July 13, 1957 and covers us with His hand " We Him for aalvatlon and yo~o~ too will Woods borne and Jl'r1day eveniq become acquainted wltb Him and Jcn.ow tbe aecret of 1 useful and a:ueaq there included Mr and Mrc Learn Hi• feelia1s and tboughta. utiafied life C L. Wood, Ripley, and Hr aa., Our faith grows stronaer, our love Mrs Braety Wood, Morgantown ana our hopu. brlgbten We are conscious jthat ID Him we pqases.s mftrute tfeuuns whleh w1ij blouom lnto usefuln.- ta the wetrld .&bout u.s A new and bttberto h1dden mean1011 bursts fortb from every ~age of the Btble AA w~ go along the way our fellttw Christians beLome more real and prbfltable to our welfare because ot the eonn£>cllon with th-e same God Tbu~> God u mmdful of all of us and v151ts us' with His lhigbty secrc. power Yes the secret eYolvel' around some very stmple details ~hieh I POMEROY SOCIETY Mrs Lawrence Franeia, and children George, Mary and Don ~a . spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Sam Curt1s and Mrs }I A Curhs at Darwin Mr and Mt!l Charlq Le-gar and chJldren Mll'te and Chsrles Jr lett this mormng for Bame Ver mont (pr a two weeks vult With her pareDU Mr aud Mrs Serafm Lavm Mr ::md Mrs John Duffy Jr and rhlldren Ehzabc-th Ann Jell and Robert amvcd Fnday for a Vl5lt w1th her motler Mrs Lena Huber and Mr and Mrs Pb1l Globokar and family , Mrs E J ll1ll returned home on Thursday after a VlSlt wlth rela lives m Columbus Mrs Roy Jones Jr and .!lons o! Columbus are the guests of Mr Mr.s E J Hill and Mr and Roy Jones Sr J Mrs Roy J011ea Sr and Mrs Roy Jone5 Jr and sonli' left thl8 mornlng to spend the ,,eek end at St Albans, W V.1 Y!lth Mr and Mrs Vietor Stewar and famtly The mfant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Gooch (Jinet H1ll) 1 has been named Su5an Daane Pete Covert of Charleston W Va and Jobnuy Bryant are guests of Mr and Mrs E J Hill VOL IX Chrisf•an Science Heal!l "'"'If" IV SERIES for lveryono Wtth the hope thot 1twill, tn some rneo5ure, foster and hell) sus tatn that wh1ch ts g9od tn family and communtty ltfe, thts feature ts o,ponsored by the bus•ness f1rms and orgontzottons whosd names appear below. George 5. Hobstetter Jr. R11tlond ltd (,cncral Insurance Allen Appliance Serv. Anthony Plumbing & Heating !40 Lincoln St Meigs Equipment Co. Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio Maxine Arnold Service Station Rock SprlnR• Ro•d Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Atkins Chicks 178 Mulberry A>c <~nd He.11 Estate Broker 225 E 2nd St Pomeroy, Oblo Po1nero) • ; \ 'clams Groc. & Serv. S,a, 224 E Main Sl "God'• Children Inherit Health" WSAZ.TV Channel 3 - 10 15 l.m i)omeroy, Ohio Pomeroy New York Clothing House Baker Furniture Middleport Men s and Boys' Furmshlngs Pomeroy~ Ohio Chase Funeral Home Ohio Valley Baking Co. Rutland, Ohio Downing Insurance Agency Makers of Holsum Bread Middleport, Ohio R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Fife Refrigeration Flnt a.ptf.t Church E..t Main Str~ct Pomeruy llalph C Zundel pastor Wilham Watson Supt 9 30 to 11 C'Omhincd service ,.of woralup and study Special mua1e guest speaker Rev 81.9'nell Stephenson of Delaware Oh1.o Nursery and Jumor Church for children Wed nesday 7 30 Btble Study and pray cr ClassSaturday mcetmg 7 30 Young Adult Th• Feder11ted lv•npllcal • R• fnrmcd PrCS"bytcrhm CHurch Wal do J Barteh Pastor Norman Kloea Sunda} School Supt 9 1~ a m Sunday Church School 10 Z5 a m Worsh1p serv,ce Top1c 'The Art of Not Paym.~t Attention " NurSt>rf for all ~tges In the Parish House durlni the Worship Hour for those wiz::hmg to leave their ch1lclrcn Chri•tl•n Science SNMty, 144 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy Morning worship at lt a m SACRAMENT Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer THI SECRET OF A USEFUL AND SATISFIED LIFE Konkrl-"t ly Rev R•vmon .,, Huth Methodlat Church I Text "H• •h•ll be 1 k• • tNe planted ltr the of water, that brlnr.ett. forth Hltifvit in His Mason; His luf also •h•ll not wither; and wh•tsoeYH He doeth shalt proaper." PMim 1 3 The Cbns'tan mdtvJdual has: 8 !ecret that IS worth guarding It IIi In part, knowledge that be Is llv mg In clt»e contact and 18 vlBited j by God God speaks and thmu.• who lleten to Him ftnd themselves the hosu M a Divine Guest and thus dJScover the greatest secret poasJ ble to man 1hey f-AY not be able to explam 1l so that those who are "strangers to the way" can under atancJ for the s:ecret oJ the Lord Is wUh those that fear Him carnll mmd cAnnot discern il but they can san noUce Show the effects The ~~~~ac~c~e~pt~H~Is~w~o~r~d~an~d~tr~u~SI~ Psalmtst me a token for good that they which hate me mr~~y see It and be ashamed be NEED GOOD cause Thou Lord hast helped me and comforted me • The appre hension or the present Comforter and Helper Is AO Impressive and FOR THE BESTI powerful to the Christlan that he eANY TYPE! would want the ungodly to appre elate Its truth See or c.ll lt Is so wonderful ln have thr: "high and lolty One that Inhabit eth eternity desce-nd to a direct ~ lntercommunlon with our mu~ds ~.~M ~I.O 1!0 that while we do not see H•s I Bullet Riddled,Body Found I N!ly~~Pu~es~ol~~~f!~l.y!~~~e~~ and tho Golden Textlesson Thou.sermon when lhe !lubject of the thou prayelt, enter Into they closet and when thuu hast •hut thy door pray to thy father which in In se Custom !Buill Kitchens Middleport, Ohio cret and thy Father which seeth Middleport lllgh Test Gas At Regular Pnce ID secre~ shall reward thee open ly Matthew 6 6 Wednesday e~ ¥Jrvlce '1 41S D m nmg ~ervace at 8 Thr. publtc 1~ !iraq .:plac.1pat Ctliurch, la•l cordially invited to attend Read Main Street Pomeroy Rev J m; room wUh side l!:ntnnce 10. Edwin Charloa, Rector, Mra Ce- csted at the rear of the church drlc W Clarlt, OfiiDIIt Worablp open to the pvbllc on &londay from and sennon at lP 30 A M • Rol)' 2 to 4 p m Communion flrat SundHy In month Alfred Methodllt Church. Rev Cburch School, Baclnnera and R. M Grove ptstor s s at 1 so Primary, at 10 30 A M For lnfor Lloyd DUlinger Supt Worahip at a..rtt11IH6 ..ftloltch of .lliUI mabm~ concemlna: our work, J\J wlth Communion to be obOhrtlt llf La\ 1 (It D•Y Sa!Jltt, Old pleue telephone SOU serve(l Sunday 2 to 3 p m serv· TowD Flat!!, on Portland Route. Every Sunday 1U A M: Sndr;y 1cea at the Elmwood Relt Home Suaci&Y SchuOI 10 a m. proachlnJ School and Comrnualon flrat Sun Sunday 7 30 p m regular meeun 11 t1 1 m and p m aod Bible day In -month ll A M Church of MYF Tuesday July 18, a p In 8tuily TburodOl' 8 pm Putor c tommunion and preachlnJ, third WSCS meeUna at 111('- home or ;undar In noa.tb '1 30 P ll Eleanor Boy tea Wed 7 30 Mid W Protlltt Alit Clu1o Hupp church preachtn,l-" Week prl,ft:l' ltrvlc:e Chrl1tlan Ch~tli at Lont ..... lralllfoi!'M Chwch of Chrlat st•rtt II'" Ch11rch ef Chrlat. L•llhcl oa Poltleroy Harrlf<>!l\'lllo Rood tom every Sunday 9 ao A M Mornlna Worsblp at D1'0 Sunday Bib'• School 930 A M Montini Sunday Scnool and cnmmunlor, Church st1'VI~s at 10 30 wJth the Wordhto 10 30 a m Evenlna WGr first Sunday in lnoblh 7 ~0 I' !II I..ord'1 Supper being 1erved Even sblp 7 30 p m Ronnie F.o&:Jietnn Churcll preaebtn1, third Sunday lng so1w\ce1-Chrlltian Endeavor minister, Charlu Kina Bible 1n month 10 30 A M Church eom 6 30 and worship 7 80 Rcw DeAn aohool, supt munton and preaching Rutter Supt noland Ruanll ll'/CLUDES rhe C1turc1. ot Ch"at, Keno, Church of Chrl1t. MWclleport, Mlll'fiiYIIIo Mll....lat <!hu,.h, austor Bible FRIGIDAJRI! lev R. M. Gro""', Pallor, H08t1K'tl' Hery Sunday 9 30 A U Swtday Frf'd I Garftner Roulflt, SUpl. 10 A M Suodoy School ud communion. t.xon4 School 9 30, Homer Rice, suvt : &!frlgerator and BchoOl, 11 A' M., Wonft.lp Servld, Sunday in month 10 iiD A M Mo1 nina: worship 10 SO aubjec! t:hurcb communion and preaddaa: 'Vp Drafts tnd Dowa Drafta 7'SO p, M Gu Range M[olwty $om.,unlty Churoh fourth ~unday lD, mcntb 'I 80 P 6 SO Chri1tian End ell\'Or, 7 3 ~' Evenlns servlee aubje,_c:t "Thl' teidm, 0ree11 Road. a... a 1:. M ch...,..JJ preachina,. t59.50 4!1Wft TIM C.llrbtlan Cht.iret. al ..._. Be.st Last", Wednosda)' 7 30 Tb..,.. Flol'<l Olelond. &or.lce , 30 P II ~ lock Orove, evef'J Suaday D10 A prayer IQeetln& And Bl,ble study " 7 30 p a1 Stmday School ud commUDlon HHtt. MethMII•t Cltun:h, MfetsecoLd Sunday Ia mouth 11 SO P dleport, the Rev C R K-onk t4 Church "'eacblnl fourth Sun right, pastor Sunday Scbool 0 30 !II)' Ia rrtontb 10 80 A 14 ~111't11 Erne&t Covert aupt; Morni•li e<JmmlUII9D and ploeachillcwunhlp 10 80 topic "Toward -\. lUI ChurchH, Mlrnlnt Star I Rebou Church' 1petial mu:u"' ·~"'""'' •••· 1ttor lhhop, by connd Stlloll, Niollnlst and hntMOtld Churolt Putor ... :U:omlBI Stn Suein Mra c M. HeQDeaey, 1orc4nh• L. Bpret~ wator. SChool O:tll A. lol !(ornl•s ..... \. SO Olllctal Bo\r~: Wednea~ • IIY!' SUndor ove. 1 P m. proror meetlnc 011d 10 L ID. I:YI11IAI ohlp alii J.. Middleport, Ohio Foreman & Abbott I ' uP 000 • For Aid CAN COST ., ' YOU MONIY A lllp and fall on your property can bit YGIIin tho poclolbook ••• hardl That IJ, unlooo yo~··• had '• lhtllorollighllo proled tour10ll Wlth Uabilfly ;n. turance to take ~are of peraooal injury claiial. Coal ia amal1 Set ua now. / To Be Sure ... Let ot mO<e Ulan $18.000 ' $595 ru-,. ilniy ' • / ' The In111rottce Agenb A•soclatlon Jt Ia uMhd tor yhil9 peoplt to uader- atand wlaat a alodtm baDk olftrt. Jltcca1111o It Ia IIHly lhat ~· of lht 1110111 vcducdllo cmd ~lrucll'l't loren In lhelr 11,.. Will bt lh•~ bcmklla9 ~ju\.mion. So we lll"to JOlt to com• lb. ai1J lli!ne ct111l ~ lloalt tht:it wUJ brOaden yOIIl' - ' 9 laiowleavo. t..l'a • 10 lalow tacJt. olhtr better. j • • ... ,n 1ft!: 8avhi'J• The F~Rs ·~K w~ pay 1%' latereet r • __, ( ef Melt• County Tbe Melp COUnty Cbap~r of NatJonal Foundation for Infan· ,,falyeia hal *eh-ed a sheet '"" '·'- $3,2Doo to prdvide fmancial to Ioc:al polio patients, Mrs :Young chapter chairman, announced today The money waa make aviJlab1eby the FoundaUon'a national bead • quarter• 1Vhen locar Mmh of Dimes funds raised last January Jrov- tnauftlcient to cover the coUnty'S poli., fighUng ne.~s The \ chapter bas s;iven a total of 13.000 in past flnandal anlitance to lG p1Uents "ft 11 reauurlna to koow that the whole Marcb of Dimes organb:lti~ 1taada behind eaCh c:bapter, ready io llnanc~ e:.r~ for th~ remainder of tbe ftar wbere it ill urgently needed, u In our ebapter," Mra I Youn~ 11hl mag vace1natton prodl.'amatiealb lowered of poilo CIJel eou.ntry financial ln all chapters b a FurnituNI ,..""' Polio . ~eceives Powell's Sunoco Service Station H) Meltl',!O: Jnc}uded Jn New H'1ghway Marking Prom-am SLIPS •c 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW f(lrDierl.y of Philadelphia Tbe small caijber of the wupon uoed, • 22 gl'e rtae to t~e theory Mallory had been tthot by lr"" a WGman, pollee said H11 body, pierced by three •lug• and wrapped tn New YGri C1ty neWBpaJ)ers 'lfas delivered \0 a •2nd Street Rsll'afJY Express of 0 fJce Saturday atternoon by two TJle bulk of bi.ghway edge limng men, each about 28 yeau old, projectl to be done m Ohlp h 1u whom police belleve were bite~ been put up for bids by the Ohio mea;sengers una wife of the trunks Department of Hl.ghwaJts rontenta. Tbe contractt involve wo1k The corse was ~laeovere(t f1ve hours lat~r when express wOrkers ~pread throughout the state Buh suspicious of -the- .ttfong odor em will be opened July 30 at the De V~•Ung !rom the trunk forcecd the partment of Htghways off1ce Ill JO~ r , Columbus Work will be completed A medical eXaminer aatd Mal by OCt 1a loy had been dead about 24 houra EdiJe lln.ln1 Is an. lnn\)vallon 111 w~n hia body was discovered Ohio promotet. by Gov ~c;t'Ne11l and e mall truhk~ jlches long, Hi~ihwoy Ctlie.f Charles Noble t,n 15 ehei deep and 20 licbe1 w1de male traveHng safer on Oh1o ~ -waa -l&fressed to a "Hal Jef h.tg:hways te·n on" of the A~basudor Hotel Edges ot h1ghway.s wlU be pamt Jn Los Angeles But hotel offictals ed w1th wb1te pa~nt to show the said no peraoa by ulat name was dr~ver the exact width of pn.ve realstered at i'be Amtiasaador, nor ment and how much driving room waalhere any record of anyone by he bas, keepmg htm off the road ~ that name bav1ng stayed at tbe shoulder hotel Contract for the lirst edge lining r"'ived gomf! deacrip- work to be put Cor bids will b.. the- men who 11eltvered awarded alter the July 23 btd~ i¥:-~;.f·i;,j.-,~- ollll:e bf Rl!!'l!i!W, ~ ....,,.. . j;.' .Qih!r edfe llltlnq -WOrk will be remllllned In tbe otnce ~(orie 'by tJ1 '1i11hWiy ma.mtenance mirlutes whUe • clerk department and inJured the black The edge lining program m Oh1o "!~'.1''~!~ $40 92 for wall cover ov11r 7 000 mlies at a to ?' , one re tal estlmatea cost of .about $650. WHILE THEY WT II . ./ Check Wi'*' You_' HELICOPTER WHISKS I_J(_E_0-IJT-,--OF-JJ-ANGER lieved to have been unsuspecting dup6i, who delivered a trunk contalmng the bul,let·riddled body of a 52-year-old pamter to a Ra1lway Express office for shipment to Los Angeles A cb,Jck of flngerpnnt Illes at FBI headquarters m Wash lnglon Identified the vlctl"l as James Malloy of Now York, • JIST$49'5 - - - - - - - --------.- Monday, July 15, 1957 SJNGU COPY-If easure Police Kept Busy At Middleport During Weekend w:a AHempt To Ship Corpse Trunk SALE - I H ND kJ\ow we havf' 'a plaee by Him' ~f~o~oe~l~n~,~~~,l~b~le~m~a~n~lf;•~•t~o~tl~o~n~w~e~~~§~§§§~§~~~ Pomeroy-Middleport, lVI Elberfeld$ J'ONN NO 76 Tile Ma.••lJJu. . ArH -BIG - $59.95 . INSURANCE? e • • • •-p,*•• a• thoyciMn How enttne at =;...-;;;-==;,.,-;;;-=- --;;:::-; Middleport Society "And that am t all He s got the folks m our comn1Umty goin to church and hkm Jt Always before church was mostly for our women lolk s and kids 1 but not any molt! He s sold us on the 1dca that v.c all need the church Stncc 1 started my church ~01•1 1t has helped me over many a rough sp<Jt My pte! u1e of IllS lhal everyone needs the Church • • De.,otefl To Tile l•terat. r "Thue g1)es tbat young preacher man that took over the village churd1 He !'!- out trym' to learn alJ h'' can about th1s country and the ways of us folks F'unny I.e Carne out here from some town back East and everybody thought he would be t1ym to make us all over hkc the people he knew back home We thought he woulan t last th1ough ont'! wtnter But that young fellow Js made of better stuff than any of us, as would l)c proved 1f the situation were turned around He s become one of us, too MverllaiDI lD Clrculalloll • Mr and Mra George Dallas and Mrs Forrest Bachtel Mlddlepoct and Terry Knight Pomeroy wae nt Columbu• on bu.unJ!Sa Fnda\ and were accompanied here b; Mra Corrlnt A Ruckman, who will VIsit relatives m Pomeroy Mrs Paul 1-""rnnch "as taken to Holzer Hospital whece ahe 1s a medkal patient shall here mention Keeping fatth alive by cult1vatlon and nurture Doubl IS to be guarded against Maxwell says The Lord !eaeh•" me [hat it is by simple alone that 1 can e1tber obtam retain nr Increase with regard to any Gospel blessma " One must always be dotna something f.or the Master Talk with others abOut reJtg~on Penaltentiy watchmg agamst Satan Keep out of his grip Watch your thoua:hts Hold your trmp«!r Watch your speech Be 11 worshipper of God Men rarely backshde Jn the prayer meeting The testunony meetmg Is helpful Put your money to good use For your real mterest usual· ly follows your money (f you give more money to the lodge or club or resort than t.o the Church the result IS tha• the house of God IS loved less Try constantly to enlist recru1ts for Chris~ !fe who aavea others promotes hts own safety Maintain the evangeli~he praetice Men nev. er s~nd their own souls to Hell by helpmf! others to HeaYenl' A soul Mrs A E Wells anr! daughter may be lost m spite of good works Jean Well$ RN, and Jean Blak but more a e lost without good works Howeoer remember a mna man,l RN Galhpohs and V1o:et •s not uved hy iood is Lark!bs Porumouth leCL Fr1day by the blood of Christ to night tor a motor tnp to MLam1" Th... ore fulklu.ll Beach. Fla Mrs Wells ts on v11 the sinner s heart .and frem the Oh1o Valley Bai} his walllngneas to aecept It, Nlhtwolght tl""" and her daughte • uvea a person from doom at as thtty helps him to live a useful and satuflcd life Thert will be the un Hawkins Jr o! thmgs sparitual to the and Mr and Mrs T F Hawkm~ I on~ has learned to use whrrt plan to go to Columbus Sunday to oloto dirt out of ruga bas already bei!n granted to hlm see the boat raee1 at Gr1ggs Dam oao(ly lh~hor cloa~tra Sp1rltua1 gtowth 1 mpll~con and also to visit Mr and Mr can't g all - ancl ele Ftanklm Ginther and chlldren anrl stant appropnahon of t It rolla over carptll ments that c<~ntnbute to g th Juanita Hawkins Some are de1d at the top ot ers Stephen Zahn Charleston i~ eaaltr than any cltoner at the root It is alway" dana:erous sp~nding a week w1th h•s grand you've ever awntd. to be d1seased and dying Nothing mother Mr.s Dav1d Entsming~· Come In and try• one. arouses our respect and adm 1ra A rer.ent guest f'f Mrs Entsnungc t1on, whether we be Chnstiln or was Mrs Leora Bmgman Dove,. A Hoover lark ca11" sinner than to see a Jtrong con N )J who formerly \I;Orkecl w1th youu at big aavlng•lf slstant devoted, and growlng 'Mfl Entsmmger at the Athen~ h State Hospital you will acl quicJdy. C rutu.n charac-ter Mrs W A Gautler Columbu~, With Allaehments Also Ln this consoling secret 1~ arrived Thursday for a viSit wt h the discovery that the Christian her al!ter and brother m Jaw, Xr life is valuable, not so much for and Mrs E M Wood and then what we can get out of It, a!' for bouseguest, C S Noble, Athens wh.at we ~an put Into llfe Thi.E W Va a brother of Mea Wortd 'o'tcw kills the v1gor of selti.thnes~ and Mrs Gaut1er H 1s claughtP." ' at one blow In the New Tellt&ment Sandra, 18 also a guest at the ' service h a blg word Jesus bad no I~~~~;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:: patu:nce wkh the tree that had no II fruit The dlseJples noticed that It soon withered away We are all like trees planted by the riverl' of wa tcr and -the secret or our useful ness and the satisfaction which we get out of hfe w1Ji depend on our wilhngness to put out and down r6ots to keep In definite touch with the lnrlnite Jeaua tells about lhe vine and the branches If you are one of His prodllClng branchell Church Is For All e lD Lou\ Newa In • Surroul\ding CountJe.& and h1gh ways Involved m the Jub 30 b1d opemng, listed by contract are Athens, routea 7 33 and 50, Gallla 7 and 30,, Mel&s 7, 33 124, VInton (H); Wuhington, 7, 21 !)() IMlAII 76 and 7'1 1 J.ackson 75, Lawrence, 7, 32 and 75 Mrs.,Paul French Claimed By Death Saturday July 13 ' Mn Paul FrenC'h, 57 the former GtiCf Va~ DUJh, died Saturday in Holzer Hoapitai after a Jon« ill ri.ea Mn Fftncb Wll proceded in '"eath by ,t~er Jt.utband who dled on May S, 19511 She baa made he r borne wlth bb paranb, Mr a"d Mr.1. EdWard Fre:Deh, until this past week when she was taken to the hospital SurYivon l.nclude one aon Ste-p hen Cope, Battle Creek, Michigan her motlaer, Mrs :A 1 Metzger Portland, Ore , two grandsons Stephen and Michael Cope Battle Creek Friendt may uU at the Rawllnas Coat, FQaeral Home where aer vices will be held Tuesday •t two O'eloek with Fred I Gardner, pastor of thl'! Church of Christ off1ch tina Burial will be in Mlddleporl UllJ' Ceme&ery , Mrs French was a direct destentlent of , the first 1ettlen or lliddleport and her woperty on ~uth Second Avenue has been in &bei ~Van Durn f.t~mll.Y smce It wa~ d~eded from the Ohio Company bv ~aident Gebrge Washington PRESIDENT EISENHOWER has his safety belt fastened tone hebcop~r 0Ight to a secret $pot as part of the "Operation M•J Robert Barrett (ngbt) piloted the 'copter to the president's , (International) on '"' A~to Hits Rail; Driver Escapes Serious Injury the1r ('lvfJ r1ghta and would pa~ mlt tnaJ without jury of th01e violatmg such ,njupctlone Southerners have demanded that thiS leetlon-part m of tile biiJ..... be dropped 1 be demand bll played a ke)' role in comPfC!'mlM propo~l• now bein1 diiCUUed. The southerners ar1ue that tbe provision would authorhe UH of federal troops to enf~e court orders agalnat racial seare.:ation 1n ~hools and other publlc pllteL Other &eettuns or the biH, distasteful to the South, ,;.,lid: Erma W1lson ~ Rt 2 Letart Falla 0 eacaped with mmor m JUrtes early Monday mormng when !he feh asleep at the•wheel and crashed ~er car rnto a guard rail on State Route 338 approxJ matelv four m1lcs South or RacJne 1-Create a yeatigate vtoi:tuon.a Accordmg to the Sta~ H1gh-.ay Z-ProvJde fer Patrol which ~nvestigated the acc1- new dent Mn Wilson had been 11f.. head a ling up all m:;ht wtth a .ttck: fnend Justice and was retu1 nmg to her home at tho~ ~ 30 a m when the accident oc: olatlOJll curred I The Highway Patrol utd three guard ratl po ... ts were torn out .,y the Impact and the WJii:on car suf fered heavy damages The drtvcr receiVed contuJIIOn& of bOth knees and the lower JIW before making a~ hiS· Bartrum also reporltd collecbon and also a ba' k Ln)ury She was not $187 85 from Parkmg Meters treater! and c:onlJnued on to her ' c1v1l detense exetc1sf of tblS past week home accordmg to the Patrol No emergency headquarters cbargu were £lied :am p, T on m•~· .t1on and the federal Clvd Defense operation Wedneaday, July 17, Me1gs County bloo«l program today to four other~ as candidates swunmmg show to be held at the MuDdt'l' ~~ 'liould elim.l· Admm1stratwn - comc1ded With Offtctals said thaf it cannot be stressed too strpngly that the for the tJtle of Meigs Couot,-'s New Haven Sw1mm1ng pool on the nate two of the fe~tures In the 1 future effeetiveness of the blood program depends upoo the the start of week long phase three of the natiOnal CIVil defense exercise ' o!ficl~ls • were - ~-- -- I Court DocketS I I IFUII AS p0 I'ICC ~r&t Is tage craekdown fop there getting their f•rst ta~Jlc of late post attack problems cau!oed by the make be heve nuclear devastation wh1ch hat the na!J.on Fnday, It was the I 0 t Al t time any annua pera !On er exercise has mcludfd this pha9e of clvll defenae plannmg Soptc , 1!1,000 key government workers will be jotntng emergen cy staff.t at IW reloeallon site& to erapple with the mountmg num Per of mythieal problems The Pre~>idcnt s bubble nosed three seat blue and white bell Rl.n&er hellcopter and Ita twm which wu to carry asststant Wh1te Houte physlcJan Dr Walter Tkach were b()tb bedded down Suftday night on the earefully guarded El senhower farm just a few yards from hill grl) green barn It'll more ttum likely that the &wo Uny copters were closely m 1pected by the President's three grandchi.ldren Mrs Eisenhower and the yeungrters-Davld 9, Bar bara Anbe, 8 and Susan ~ jomed the President at h1s emergency re location site Friday afternoon and motored to the !arm with the President and First Lad)l Saturday mormng They stayed bebmd at the farm with Mrs EJSt'!nhower today Pomeroy E~les Represented At District Meet · Two) Democrats most strongly protested The provtston would pemut the Justice Department to seel: court lnJUncttons agamst oollBptractes to deprive person, of Se k GE'ITYSSURG UP - Pmr WO More e s . . Sh' tden• Eosenhower prepared to n, M ' Future Queen Of Farrow · b. llelitopter from h" farm today eu,~ Blood . . Pro PIWI!JUIIlllg d A OW ~.:ra~~n'!~~~ ~:,mand post of D .~~ .& n_ W/Ali-8.-Ja.r~ Cr aiJll~ . ug. 2. ..,;,::~ rr-:'::r~~~c;ts~~.~~~;~~. ~~r.:n-ga fi~~p"'Dtpea1Jfor denors~r~=~ 's!iaro~e Atk?~d J.... AtPlansNew' Hirverr-· of the Office of Defense mobillza .. pbine Spencer added the1r names are nU unDerway fer a lt (COI\ttnuiil weekend with thOR who bad 101 blbed too freely of liquor J)J'OVJd log the bu1lneas aecordmg 'to Pollee Chief LeRo)' Ba.rtrum Asal Searlea Middleport In an appearance before Mayor C 0 Fisher Saturday mght was fine 1 fl-O and ~:od& foz;: intoxncahon He w.. remanded to j.iil on faLlur .. to pay the new fme and a prev10us one and w11l work fme and costs out 011 the ttretf: crew Ned CalL M1ddleport w:t~ fmed $20 and cotta by P'Uher lor mtax lcatlon and also sent to j"1l anC. atreet work for failure to pay Emmett "Tanan Welsh 48 Pomeroy Route 3 was held •Jn Middleport Jail toda)' after his ar rest Saturday nleht b., Patrolman DeWeese for IR~1calion Andrew W Grueser 49 Pom eroy arreAted by DeWeese Sundav for mtox1cation wu released rm $25 bond to appear m FlShl"t s """rt next Saturday evening at 8 fJII, .a:.arl Gorham a11d Thomas J Ht-n dncks both arrr:.ted by Patrolman DeWeeee Sunday mdrnmg for m toxu·at1on were releued on $25 bonds and ordered to appear be gore Mayor F1shcr tonight a! B P m t ' From ""le8t ern, Tnp• -WASHINGTON tuPJ - S.nate Republican Leader William F Knowland doubted today that the admuustratlon would M•ddleport Police had a bu&y agree to ktllmg the cavtt rtg}Jts bill provwon which southern I Four memliers of the Pomeroy Eagler Loda:e Sunday were m at tendan~e at ,be D1strict Meetin,i ,l,. of the FOE held at Murray Cily ~en The rll~lll,tl• l••m of Licking Aer-Je from Newark Ohfo, conduct etnPnC!t ed the mltlation of for new mem .... ~ ben into the Murra)' City Aene ~~ a part of the Work taken up at 1J the meeUng "' Pomeroy- Aerig.. will be host to }'Jt 101 th" lft!ltelt educational i.ttriet Offlcerf and othen from and tray~lence we ever bad' District Fflur at a "prep ' meeting w.. the:'aUm,iQar)' of county Agrl ~n Aua:ust 24r- The prep' meettn,11 C\lltur-.. ~t C. E Blakeslee to. wtll be a ,Prelude to a District :aQ: upoft hili return from four meeting to be held at Logan wetta In ColDrad:o. AttendLng from· Pomeroy s1 the Mr. and Mrs lUiketlee and two Sundav meet1ug were George Sar.daqbten, Patty ant! Jennifer, a:ent J"amef Bites BTuee My era Qre baell: in Pomeroy Saturday District VIce Chairman and Rey· hlJht lltef an• ablenee of ftve: noid Gfeene •.... .-eella w.blle be attended Colorado :.__ _ _ _ __ State University It- J"ort CoUhJ:s CASI DISMISIID l'be otber m.ember1 ot hll' family The case b)' EX:tellior Salt Works were ju•t a1 buay, ohly In a dif. lne vs Rqltl Cox, dba, the Ohio fm:ent l'IY "' "Daisy (Mn. Dl>keoloe) Wll ... Valley .lllDk Cq, of Pomeroy hai .f.itl: to rent a teWfn1 machine and 'been dil!rmlw~ in the- court ot ~i l>ollllllj[ but ,.w,• aald Mr Common Pleat havtn, been , 1et ' MeJgs Southern Democrats Preparing To Battle Controversial Bill tl';l- acoordlnJ to 111 entry tod&r. 1 I Justice of the Peace R E Grmd ley has a full docket for tonlgnt With five cases llcheduled from Ohio State Patrol arrests Saturday niR'ht m a crackdown on highway drlv.er, Tbt;y are Gerald Russell Colum bus. 0, uru~•fe operation. of ll motor veblele, Ddn E Re1Jler Pomeroy, shootmg fireworks on a public hlghway, Elmer E Pickens, Rachte RD 2 d?lvlng Without light at night Jon M Lott Racine un safe oJ(!i-ation and Robert F HH• kle Hartford W Va 9peeding , Allo to ap"(lcar tonJght is George Knapp 33, on ll charge of disturb mg the peace after his arrest early Uonrlay mornmg by Ueputy Sher Iff Alfred Lyons }(Jiapp wa~ Jlll ed I Sllturday Grlnrlle~ b!ound over Afton McGhee 1o ttie grand jury after .McGhee pleaded not guilty to an attempt theft charge brought by Joe Boy(. of Middleport Pomeroy Pollee jailed Lawrence E Ru.ssell 22, Columbus o on a charge by Henry Werry of drlvmJi: 11 r I th wh lc under e ln uence o m toxlcatlng beverageS His hearmg will be Tuesday night Elmer L James was fined $100 snd co1t1 and sentenCi!d to f1ve 1ays in Jail Satur~ay mght m I h~: eourt of Mayor E. F .Robmson James was arrested by PatrotnHm Werry and John McKinzie foT DWI Don James, 38 like Elmer James of Hartford W Va y;as charged at the kame t1me with liltoXJC1iltlon and fined $10 and co11ts Richard Ebllq Columt' 111 1 0 was arrested Sundar by Werry for speeding and Will appear Tuesday night Two men were cited Into tht court ot M!tyor c 0 Fisher Mid dleport by the Hi1hway Patrol They were Truitt Free, 32 Dan ville, Ala . for speeding and Her man Jarrell, 56 LangiVIJle, failing t~ heed a stop algn or $100- DOG BOSTON UP - One of the na bon s wealthtest dogs 111 Taffy, a tO.year-old .Wellh terrier When banter. Frank Q. Lawler died, he Jeft his $100 000 e1tate. in trust for tile dog A nouaekeeper was in structed to take- aood care ot Talty 11 Ionr: as he 11~. amount o! blood donated at tbts time Mmgs county has overdrawn 1ts err.dlt at \h{ blood bank and it wtll take appronmatel)' 50 pints of blood to make up the defJcJl An ddl ed d to 1 100 nt'i a a tiona PI re ne e auure Red Cross bloot! tor Melill pattenls untll the S!'plember blood mobile vJstt To date 61 person& have reg 1 ~t cred to be blood donors With a quota of 150 pitts of blood set for the vlslt this w only 50~ of the needed dono"~ There 1s atJII plenty of room on I the time schedule of the colleehon for more don 'Irs and penons who have never donRtl.'tl through the :ed ~r;ss ::d \~0 ~a:hl hav~n~~! 5 X m ona e w m e are turged ,to cl~~e '~d~~~ collecttlon cen cr as wa n ra Dr ~ t~ ~ll~fn• ;'~0 i re~ntly assumA e u e.a o e gs oun ty Health Comm16sioner wall be themed1~al supt'!rv1sor at the blood· mobllc operation 1 "Queen -of th~ Furrow · A county ehnunatton contes~ will be held tn early August to detP;mme the teen-age gtrl who will go on to an area ~oqtest. More than 500 Oht:l farm blrJr between the ages of 16 and 21 are now en tered To the final wtnner wlll ill the honor of aervmJ as official hosteSI tor the 19117 Soil Conservation Ex posihon International Plowmg Mat ches wbieh will be held dunng September near Peebles m Adams r ounty 0 An area ccntest, compri.slng tbe wmners from Athens, Fairfield ~allia, Hfk~~gi Jac:soni Mel~~ erry tan n oj ~un aes :'d ~: ~~~ ~u~~gs F~r eat tallipolis t'rldll •August)'D at 8 p ' ID The other four eonte~tarih from here ar Mar Ka and Vlrgmaa Ann Johnson Y Nad~e Roush and Sb lb J Hill e a etn '::::t!te 1 e1'Bmng of August 2 The show Is sponsored by the New Haven Motber5 Slub Su ervisor or the how Mrs PMw Jan Tennsant wlll be swlmmini' ms:Uctor at ih~h;:l a At present J•r• ""e •n displ•v .. " In the stores !)f New Haven mer chants for contribUtions. Wblch\ wtll deternune who wtll be queen' of the show On commltteer workm on the plans for the show are tge follow mg • Advertlsmg-Mrs Ralph Fink Mrs Luth~r Smith and Mrs P'loyd Capehart publiclty- Mn 0 J Beatie, Mrs J .. ck Fle.sh.er and Mrs. Claferice Tennant, decorations Mrs. Jack Flesher Mn 0 J Bost1c anct Mrs Eugene Hesson, Queen - Mrs Gerald Clift. ¥n Luth:r Smttb Mrs .Tames Cun mng am and Mrs Eugene Hesson, colledJon co~111.1ttce - Mrs Robert Munc} Mrs Paul Roush and Mrs Jesse A~l. a commtttee to tnake the cro\\ n and robe for the queen -Mrs Paul R.oush and Mra Floyd Capeh;ort, • comnuttee to make the banners for the eontestants-Urs Donald Duncan, Mrs Eugene Hes:.son Mrs Jesse Abel and Mrs Delton Sayre l I Frances SDII'th Lowsa , E. BJatne , Funeral Ser"I'ee Fatallv stric •ken .,ill Be Tuesday j swtLY,/,'; Mornm'g 1f one Spencer (s Wilmer In Public p m E Speakin • gContest ., Mill Frances Smith 9!S died at Meip Gener:al HospJtal sundav FUIIIU'al servlt"El5 Will be hPh1 July 14 She WitS the daughter of the late ..::homa& R. and Adalene Tuesday at 2 In Mason Vel T hodist Church fol LouJsa Blame Hugg Smith or Mldd\eporl 585 Lincoln .st Midcilcport who SurviVQCS Jnclude her SLSlc:< dJcd i t her rnaJdenee Sunday\ Mrs Allee Smith at home and a niece, Mre Adeline Flecbtnet mormng Rev Robert Styers PILII Coluinbus tor of i he M1ddleport Nazar~e Ml11 Sm1th who live(! 1n M1ddlf' Ch ureh of wh1ch. she was a mem f ber wiU officiate port all her life was a me mbe r 0 The deceased was born April 2, the First Baptist Church 18'1) at Letart W Va. the aaugh Friends may call at the Ra,o; ter of the late l:hram Rollms and bnge-coau Funeral Home wheJe Sarah M Smith She wall preceded servlce.s will be held Tuesday at h:l death by her husband S E f P m With the Rev C E Hoy• Blame m 1929 pastor of the Middleport Baptu,t Surv1vmg are one daughter Mrs Chureh and tile Rev Ralph Zun B F Board of Mason, three 80ns del, pastor of j the Pomeroy Bap. Dan Blaine Council Bluffs Iowa t•st Church and l~rmer Mld.dlepor • Rev Floyd F Blaine and Tbornu pastor, offlciatinx Burial wdl be 1n the M•ddleporl S Blaill.e o( A.kron two brolh¢rs, Frank Rollms Los angles Calif Hill Cemetery Bill Roll1ns Letart W VII, two s1sters, Mts E.hzabeth Gr1mm SEAT tROUBLE Letart, W Va, Mrs Etha Blessing BOSfON UP _ During the put Muon, ten grand C"hllt.!rcn and 19 year knife--w'eldmg vandals haye great grand chlJdren. slashed nearly 6 000 leat)ler seat The body of the deceased will cushmns on Boston subway cars he m state from 1 to 2 P m Tue~· The :Melropoiltan Transit AuthotJty day at the Church Fnends rna} !OOn will try out a new type of call at the I Foglesong Funer:ll virtually int.estruetLhle molded plastic seat. Home until that tlmot! ButJal w1U be made 1n Letart -------Cemetery • Plt.INCI LEAVES HOSPIT A.L ----STOCKHOLM. Sweden, UP AUXILIARY MElTING tPrln!!e Pierre, father of Prance Ractne Firemen's Auxiliary will Ramler of Monaco, has left the meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m In 1he Red Crola bospatat here, having Town Hall nceotdiUJ to announce recovered from 1 lunt operation ment made tod.lr. five weeb 110. June Spe!!Cer May graduate of Wahama Hllh School, was one of two Mason C~'~unty 1 H Club mem ber.t who took f.Jret plaee hon'ors 10 the public speakmg contest at the R2g1onal 4-H Demonstration contest held recently at Spencer The -..other Mason counuan to win was 1oe Johnson son of Mr .and Mrs J G F .Lohnson of pt PJ~asant M1111 Spenr-er 11 the daughter of Mr antl Mrs Fred Spencer of Mason The two w nner 5 w1ll now co~n pete ln the oiilate pubhl!' speaking contest of 111-H to he held m Au gust at Jacksons M1ll Miss Spencer spoke on 'Livmg 4-H'' wh1le Jonnsnn talked on "Ad vantage! of Rural L1vmg I MARKET REPORT CINCINNATr UP -Produce Egga, firm whites and browft!'l A ]Umbos 36.3:9 mostly 38-39 A large 33 35 A med1um 26-29, A small 19-21 B large 25--27 FOB whites and browns A large 4244 A medmm 3~ 36 B large 35-38 Ch1ei:ens f1&i fryers3-.3.,.. lh 22 23 hens heavy 13 1~ hens, Ught 10.12 Volume and pr:lce diJ. tnbut1on on fryera 115 000 al 22 8 000 at 22~ and 24 000 at 23 :Satter 90 secus '1 1 pending c1vil tJ~btl bill moat Db]ectionable lo aoutberner1 n would do away w1th provisions for lDJunctiona 1n nghta cuea other than voting £omplainta and it pr~vJde jury trialil for vio a ru o n voting cases Ln w c ..... e factt are ln dl81l'Ute This ld t th b tl ,wou "mee e m&ln o ,_.. on o sout:Lcrnen to the Hou~~tI approved a~mlhlltratlon bilL oth· erw;ae t~ t;fl1 provlderJor a '""" ~ 1 rii t 71on m e JUJllee ml~::;:er au a In pa.rtllan som· U w •~ena power. to in;:t~o~:te e.g voting rights vi~ Tbe Senate- hal' agreed to vote at ab..'ut 8 P m e d t Tuesda)' oa a prehm1nan: mot 1on to formally cons1der the admilUitration baU ThiJ 11 ell:pected to Cllt'I'J eatllyUself a majur landmark In ClVII righta 1egtslatlon No motion to even constder ..._ nghts bJU haa 1Ul'Y1ve,l a southern fillbuster in recent years There was a fairly Widespread behef m the Senate that it will ultimately pua a bill, hau.ted pr:l maraly to prol.t'ction of voting rights and pt>rhap~ WlthOut • runblown aoutht>rn filibuster Even some IOutherners prtvately shared Nl.is view Nevertbele11s many day11 of debate and negiOabons are expected after Tuesdav s vote before a f1aal deciSion 1J tc<lebed wt'tl: hl'"Jhuo~!Jona I :1J Taxi Cab Fares For Middleport Given Increase Lyton Sayre owner o£ the B and B Cab Co of Middleport. today announced taxi (are changes 1n Middleport effeet.ivu as of today July 15 New tar1tf tor anywhere wtthin the Middleport city Umlt& ineludmg Railroad n Gr111vel Hall and up to the Pomeroy Bridge iJ to be 31 ~nta per p1 rS<'n Tbe late from Mlddleport to Pomeroy wtll be 50 cents for one passenger. or 35 centa each whea: there lt more tban. one p3811eatger, I MEIGS GEliEIIAL HO"ITAL Adrnatted Saturday None Sunday Fern Hayman, Raeane, Clara Sar.!ioa Portland, G~rse Helvert, Pomeroy D1S:eharges Saturday David Wiley, Middleport, Mn John GU. more Syracuse. Mr.!l Jerry Htg.. ley 1 Rutland, Mrs Anna Shane, Ra• eme, Mn Harold Lemley and aon, Pomeroy, sennett I,Jttle, Cbellblre; Itvlng Hand, Dexter Discharged Sun~ay lODi, New Have!!.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 1957 carman green space stevens