http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ecf2a07fedc470a612061bbc727fd5fb.pdf d63b1d7800c25bb234687ee551c8e46e PDF Text Text ,' 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!!.. �- ... .. -.~ l-J)aUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July l S, 19~7 ...... .... ~ ;; TEL.VISION GUIDE ··--. ' WS.AZ-TV Chan"el3 · Lt: Stephen HJ/1 Advances TowardGooiOIJets In His Military Service WJth U. S. Air Force Old Salt Allen C Hill, and Mrs Htll too, must be taldng great pride m the advance of standing fOQt ball playet for the Panthers, 'and a lop student at Ohw U' He currently •• lo- tbeir SOD Lt. Stephen Hill 10 the Air Forte , Young Hill is a graduate of Ohio Umverstly in engmeering and chose the Air Force for his tour of service m the Armed Forces It meant lots of extra study and danger , corn· pared to what he wou ld hkely have had w1th cated at Vance Au· !<'one Base, Oklahoma, takmg m ult1 engtne tramm g m B 25 bom b· ers We undt!rstand his o bje( \lve is Jets B25's a1e obsolete In mod ern wa1 but they are a step in th e long and arduous road to bemg selected as the pilot or W·pt lot of one or Am - a ro~J;hne assignment as an ROTC Second U eutenant HUI was an honor student at PHS, an out- en ca's tel'nbly expensive and l ompllca ted MONnAY Daily Sentinel Dav Book Good Flymg, Ex-Paul her IIIII' PICNIC TUISDAY , The JIOmf"btulderJII Class or thl" Chur ch of Christ will have their .11n nual nicn1c Tuesday at the New Hrwen Park ~ FIRING SQUAD MIITING Th £' F LI mg Sq uad or Feene}Po ~t. No 128. Amencan Uol! !on w1ll mcl't ai a p m Wed nl'sday evenm g at lhe Le11ion Hull lo com pl ete plan• for parllclpalmg at the Sla te Conve ntion m Cln clnnut L Any Leglomure who ! ~; pion nm'{ tu attend t he Conven tion IS al ~:~o a11 ked to !)(' pre!Lent W e~ICS· day ! LI ~ ht BI'n ne\1 • -Pla.IC --PLANNED Grou p 1 of tbe women'l'l Asso~ · Jnt w n nr t he F'u !lt Pre11hyterian Ch tLrch will hav L• their lamdy pic me Tues day at fl 30 p m at the Mnldl c pnrt Jton(hudc Pa1 k Eat h mem be r ~s In hLJn g 1 cov~t1•d d1 sh nud Uu·lr tuhlc 11ervLrea ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Sucred 11 cul't Guild W11l aponsor an Icc CL CJun .~ OCI II I m the t clll!!('h baHC Jn l'!i l Th u r ~ d uy Ju ly 16 b f'f!l l llll l llit Il l t.i V Ill GRANGE MEETING rtw Pomeroy Bcutl G nw ~e wdl mC'el In regul ar linslnn , Wedne.!; d:. y t> Vt!ll iiiK 11 1 the DAV hall IM.AGINC'I' CALL Th e Middl eport Em cr.~:enr y Sqund was <'U llrod at 8 p m Sun rlay e\•eninw whL.'n u nuw btJcam" ill at the offici'! or th f' luca J tnx ' r ompany, North St!cond Aveuuc TO MilT THURSDAY The memben of ttl!'! Bedford Home DemonJJ trstlon Coun~H Club and mefnben ot the ir famJUe~ v.rlll wei tollt~th e r Thu rsda y Ju1} 18 , 19~1 to MO on a picnic ne11r M11rletta They wlll go on tnto Marietta to JO on a lour throua h th e mU.H!Um I h11re - -- Ser\(iccmen GjiEAT I.AKES. Ill <I' IITNC)Jim Huhbard; hoHpltalm~n . USN , son of Mr. 11nd Mn Cerl Huh· bard of S.VI'8C'U116, Ohio, araduated June 13 from 11 course or ln11ttuc tlon at the Naval lloJpltal Cotps 'school, Naval Tralmna: Center, Grep,t Lakea, 111 Corpsmen perform medical as· .t lanme nts IUCh as nuuina: f!r.t ale! , word and op c ratl n ~ room dut lc5 tl nd the m11lntenan n~ uf med iral , records MlnY or t.be corpsmen biM!ome technltianl tn 'tptclalhf!d fteldl ol X·ray , clinjcal l.voboratllry, pharmacy, epldemioloay, aanitallon and rever therapy lome serve l~de· P_t"ndently on amall shlpa · s·oo us them, as of co nsJde1ablc socta l value Mr Dutton said : "I've had many voungsters down here rrom Pomeroy, Racme, and Syracuse They have approached me to say, 'Are you Mr Dutton?''! This is -a wful nice here I wonder what we rould do to have somcthwg ltke thi s m our town'' " Dutton is convinced a su ita ble kind of business could l!lpen m the old Dutton Drug Store location and maintain t he youth center "on the side'"' as heretofore 111 a profitable way To pass this chance up wou ld be to for ego a business opportunity and also ehmmate a worthwhile institution for the teen people of all the Bend commumties, ACB088 I Nlckt:l 1 Pwt laym j e, Aromallc 8 Cannon -aun.herb 11 An oteorealn 7 Mtu 12 Shupllke Gardner'• 13 Aft'ec~ I Perch manner• ll lnertneu 1t Stud JO Awa)' from 16 Coin ( BWJ ) Lhe win(! j 18 Charity H Secluded 1 T Rl(ht valle y 'j Worthy 16 Mohammel&bbr) 1.lrt.n prayer 18 Hi.ytever call •oundt !D Epoch• 20 Mtaa Hac• n 20 Sho1honean 21. Flowed Indian 2i MIX 22 Vent 23 Not dirty I 28 Ber I - ~4 1 30 Ml111 Satar4a)''a AuwN '"' 1 ... -t#i$ I" ~ .. , •• ~·.. ~~ ~·· I·· ·rv s.n: 'one• WEST SHADE 'the Daily Sentinel ' DEVOTID 1'0 INTERBSTS 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA IUCIIAIID I. OWIN- GINI.AI. MANAGIR AIYNOLO •• O~IINI- ID.TOR • Chtlter L.. Tannthlll, ltaH Wl'lhr, ttMrh ldltor lloiiGIIII odvortlll111 ftllrtltOtou~, , JIOttlaetll-Klln..U. bt._, 141 -· A'!I., Yoiolt Cll1, Ill. N. •· Entend ,_ Now MooDd elau mallloa matt.r at the polt office at hiD ft'l Ohio. lubtcrtptloa ntel: DtUeoetr by canler wheN tvallabJt SO cenll per . - ::~&ldYIDCf at -The Daily Sent1.ntl oftlte, llD.SO:il .0: 1klntht, • mMUll, tJ,8Q, l;v motor rout.e where av.- Jble ... IUD • Gil Yfil1 tt Ill: IIIC&btha. ..... tbftllt, tDOiltbl • fUI)~Uiil ho~i1e Henman rew d.ay.a at th e nomo. •P"•d••l• WUJ HeJim11n 1a Mrs. Mariatel .-.a ton ol Bradeni.Dh, l!'"Ja., and Mrs, Jenn J Roush taUed on Mr1 Mary Bailey Mondoy. Mra. V lfi II Rou11 h 111 d chlldrcn Mrs Mary Bailey and Mrs Je n· n~e Rou•h collad lt the Jtusaell Ptdn~tr bomt Wednesday tv 1 , _ Ina, Mrs M1r1aret Heaton 0 .,..:: aftemooa • • • solnotar bJ , , Ohlo Voller Sen 1111"1. leDRlO Roos)l spent Tu .. d • ltlll'dla~ 1&.. PeJ:oe.rt11 0. lluJloul offlee ltboae . .. with Ur, and .Mn Homer Ge.J':!· ~ UT, leln. ana -..-.,It oewlal - To a Bookmaker" or "Pinoehte Etiquette'• or otber subjects of Jn· terest to the housewife. "Hideout"-A Jaek Webb typ.e show where ' the cops always are outwitted "Joe E Lewis CatTy tbc To"ch Club'' - A show where all the h1•avtes in J'V 11nd mot1on picture!> who lose thetr girls to the heror-5 come to tell me their s torie ~:~ and get advice A new We.!i lern .!leries m wh1ch th e cowboy IS jus t as smart as t he horse My fa tth In televts LOn Is un!J m,: ' ' 8:30 8.811 8-45 •7"0\) 7 :30 8•00 g:~ 9 ·30 ..... ,.. ...... !ll!.fll! On Today ' ~ to 111¥1 FUN- . Romper Roo m Tbe Price Iii RJiht ' Tru ~b or C~Jnsequ enee• Tic te~ bougb tt Could Be "';o\1 Tex ~ 'Jin x- ¥rs klft'. Mr and M.rs. Clarence &Orden of Otamond, W Va., spent Wedne!d'y eventna: with llr and Kr". Chnt Orr. Mr and M.ra Hnm~r Wehlter or Long BOttom apent Tuetd~ C'ven lng with A.. H. Ba1ley nit Comdd v 1'\mJ MovleUme Popeye Presents Splnsch Pla)'bouaa we.thercut swrta Eye NBc NeWI Festival of SOO Pante l![eet M'cGraw ltummer PlayhoYse 'N.a.t: King Cole Show O'Henry Playhousr w~~. and Mrs. lra iflll .'ol N«tw Waterford, Mtke Tbeiaa, Do.r<:ai 1 were gutll8 Saturday evenlnr of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orf. . Hr and Mrs Ralp~TrlWielt Of Middleport s~nt s oday wltD. bh;: parents, Mr an .Mr.e. s . E Tru nell. Tr'le. stwe here chana:fd ~~ Mo~d ay from McD())tl Btw., l-1 Jumor Rose. 10.00 AMon Coiled Jt 10:30 Newi l{eadhnes lO:IO Nitawateb 12:00 Tonlgbt 1<0\) SICN 01!1" ' , iConltnved From , ... Ontl Bl"akeslee "SI!e hardly had lim e lo ~hlch a th ,ng, she was so bu sy just running" The family enjoyed a trip to Estes Par k, the favor1te spot of President Eisenhower. As a part ot hi& umveraity course, Blakeslee went to Chelenne , Wyo to vlstl the Wyomma Hereford ranch , one ' or the gtant privale ly owned cattle operations .m tlle world Patty, a PHS JUnior, played I~ the lland , had swimming and horse- 1 Tiack r ldmg lessons and worked In crafts Jenmtor took tap dancmg , sw1mmma and er&tl.s. Mrs Blake!· lee just tried to ~eep up with her The Blakeslt:e'IJ rented a furnished home complete with TV for their staY ih Fort Collins The climate " was wonderful" they re- ported Fort comn~ Is on the eastern edae of the Rocky Mounta1na about no milea north of Denver Minstrel Show To Organize'FQr Meigs-Co Fail' . Boston Blal'ltle Cppta1n Kang.. rc~o tBS News Garry Moore Arthur Godfre, Strike It Rich Valiant Lady hove of Life Seareh for Tomorrow Guldllog IJght Katie's Kitche::. As the World Turn• our MissQrooks Housaparty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter Day Seer~t Storm Edge of Nlg~t Tlle Early Show Your Esso RepOrter Sperts Parade Weatherman Action Douglas Etlwaldt' Robin Hood 7 00 Burns & Allen 7 30 Talent Sc.outs 8 00 T®sa Whihng G1rh 8 30 Richard" .Ditlmond, PriVate mtective WJEH Meigs County News An oraantaatlonal meeting for the beginning of the ~~econd .nnual M.ela• eobntv f'alr Show of th~;~ Blg Bend Mhistrel Association wJll be held, at 8 o'eloelr. P M., Tues· day evening at the home ut Mra. OUve Ingraham AU persons wlshln& to take part in the show to be .Jta&ed as a grandstand rtltracUon on Satu~y" evenltl,!, August 17, are to attend the meeting ' SoMe •olo rolea will be uslped al the inltial mutlng and plans for tbe formaU.On ot the eight dance chorua 11roupa to be featured at. the talr •how will be&ln Music for ~he · ntw show, ~Ill ar- ( Bi& Payoff , 2.:,0 Bob Grosby Show 1 3 :01) Briehter Da,. ~~ , ~ 2 00 ..... ,.",.,....... . ..... .:' ' lftN ......... - -tchnMIIton •Uf • • - - check in the a~ount spoeit11;!.1UOn• are on --•• _•· de]>at1ment of hlgh- ~i~~~~~~~·~fll~e~e: of the divireserves the right to reject any ant! all bids. Gwra: J. Tbormyu ~E e<• • \ I 6 00 6:00 6:13 8:30 7.30 8·00 8.80 Mlck11y Mouae Club Five Star Final Joha Daly Newa Wire Serv!ce Cblna Smith Prear COnference T<>p Tunes ..d Now 'fllent 9·ll0 Sherltf of e<>eblae 10:01\_ Newa ot tne lil&bl 10.10 11:40 News 11 :45 12·00 Nbou Ne\lfa 1~ : 15 1~:30 (7) APPLE GROVE Col fins . Neighbors Mn. Gordgn Wolfe and Frankie Laine 1.00 The Feminine Touch :>-. -I:QO- Afternoon Fllm FeoUvat 9 : ~ Life With Elizabeth 4 :00 Cartoon Club 5:(10 !tllekey MotUie Club f IJ:OO Five' Star Final 8:15 Johh Da1y and Newt 8.30 Cjteyenne 7190 Wfall Earp B!OO Broken Arr.ow 8.!o Telep!lone' Time •:ll!J I Spy t.3o l'u~llc Defehdor tO·Oii liewa of !he Nl1ht 10.10 lVtO Theater 13- News 11-45 GOIIlWO J UP - T<>mmy Hurricane Jackson boxed two rounds apieee qainst. tbree &parmate• Sunday wh1le 'tralnina for bis bld to take the WQtld heavyweight. crown from FJoyd Patter· son, July 21. •25 11oft DeDven 1 i.oweat Monthly PIQ'mentl . Roorn• New Furl\lture . ·;i;I'IIOMiji ,Of IIALIJWIN" .' ' JACKION NAVOX INPI.l:W!)OD. ~al~f. UP 1\tund ~t, 1 brll 1ant S.)'ear-- " I' Georie RACINE The Racme Fire Departtnent met Monday Evemng at the Ji'lre Hall and all members were great l_y pleued over the results of the Annual Celebration Attendanee this year f&r exceeded all expestatlons.~ Entrle11 m the l parade nll.lJ]bered more than thirty pie'.:· es. The high school auditorium waS paeked during t~e atiowing of t.he Min.strel. Even standina room was at a premmm during tbe fireworks demon1tratlon followin g the min1trel, the hillsides: and streets , surrpundlng th'e school grounds were completely packed The Firemen and Aux,~llary w1 sh. to extend their appreciation to Racine and the surrounding tom. munlty for fhelr cooperation 11'1 the success of the annual event, also to the Htghway Patrol and the Sherllrs Office for their astl.stance iA traff1c controL Credit Is ai!JO grven to the local newspa· per for their wonderful job- ht keep!na the public informed o! the progress ,aod completion ot the affair. ... Already pions are b'hig fotmed for th~ next yepr's ee1ebratlon BiJger and better flreworkl an planned atong With other adM· tle.s of the day .A Standard Red Crosa Firat Aid Course began following Monday evening Fire Department MeetIng lnstrqc:tor Bob B~egle art· nounces that sess10ns will be held each Monday and Thursday even mg at 8:00 P M. The public La JD • vlted to receive this training. Letart Falls EASY TERM!! · Stratea:lc Air Command here has won a year·lODJ battle abinat a bothersq,ne famlly o.t beaver- The be.IIYE!U had built a dam, blOcklns a stream, and the water tbrelttnedlo !lood lhe of!lcerr club. U look a year to do 1t, bttt Air Ftetd •nalneera flnaUy bubd:oitd. the' area ahd !Otl.'!ed the lbc: bei.ven b) -Je. treat. r Attlai.llluclof !!, 22, 211: Mr. and Kr1. Burhl Wolfe and 1~7 o1 ll•bi"On opent lbe week eno with their pareats, Mr. and '199 IIAVIRS 1>.011 LORING· AFB. Me. UP - The lhe alart ollhe Jtll2.100 Hoi.lrl>ood must submit wltb bi.R ... costume aCCQIIIOrlea w~ieh were also recent))' ordered, The assoebtion Is ~artl !Ularly uraina: res.id~Jnts who would Ute to slng. In a choral arbup which \./Ill baek the show to attend lheTuetday nla:tn meedng. Gold Cllj>itl4 ,.u.- an4 a qoarior. lt. " , . . . . . . . . . . . . .h:... . . . .VI MJ~ ef lae WAJCKII- to rlvell from Mew V.ork alon1 with .olcl·1 wu 11 tht bOrte to beat" to. dQ Ill 11 th~hbredl \ "Wlited ",.,,.., ..,,,. th• IIIOSt ~ 'f.II'Or~cf4 10 59 Sian ori .,. 11.00 Adventurtl In Llarnlnr 12·1S Neighbors 12 80 Liberace 100 The remlntae .TDIII'b 200 Al~.:~rnoon Fllm Festival ·a so Ute Wlth Ellzabetb • 00 Cai'toon Club 'I'M Bradford ltl1l 4-K Club met Jul7 10 al Gil)' H l llileU.t ,li1J N• mo - l l to . ..... l •fb Reed p ve ' report on safety -, Pow FOB ~,$~99.00 . lAKER The faithful Clrele Sunday Scb.ool CIUI ~I \bt LeWt Falll 'MOI!todlll Chun!h met 'l'bunday evenln1.at •JM home of lfta, Genevieve PoweU. The pretldent, llr• rann.le Vubn WQ in eharge and a ehort businest Rulon "'-'! held with the tluJ wtlnl to purehase new d0011 t~ the ehurCb. Rrt:freallmer'lt.a were served to ..Dul'lt 'l)f Mrs. Ada cram.lett, M:n. Alice Bal .11er, MrS'. Ro!'le McDade, Mrs. Orwlth tht phQ Hill, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs Violet Hill, Mr s Hat'tie Shank, Mrs Leah of Wheeling, an[J the hostess, Mrs. Powell The next meeting Wm be at tl;ie home of Mrs. Cram· 1\.,..u nt r. The WJU4Jg Wortert mtt. Jul y 0 It ROICthu y .Harlta't with Gel die NelJGn ht .:blr~t The projt ct ~rna on the wi!Jt Clf a drNI end a demonltraUon WIJ ,Civo by RoRDU:ry Har· let~ on r'f'm6Yint •PGi:i -ROtali~ Dull. tenon •u puftlne ~~lect.rlc CO. Emma Smith ,dec, aff1d. tor ~nJ to HalT)', OaeiP, Dele I'. and Glen W Smith; Lottie Leonft11, BueDna Gi'U•ser, SaUt~bury, Oscar Smith ott &1 1 S4 A., Sali• hW)', to Dt1t &. and Ella Sautb AUrf'11 :£. .JJJ4. Halan Grac.e Ru• .tbel Sr., loti. Jii~ttport, to &ll· lllOne 11. hen•• and Nalu C Pow- Mr and Mn. EuJene RoultJ ell. ' ' Dunbar and Mr., Jesae ¥~, l'rant, EYOlya. GOben, Doll1 Rock Casp.e, W'. V1. 1 .tpell.t ,.t'S f an" EliziHtb Wheller, Bnlyn l,feeken,d witb Mr. and M,rL Bjlji!i u9 Wlllla~~t FoN, .84 A., SaUobury Ballard ' to Pete wht'll'ler. Mr. and Mrs. Warden oqr; ErnesUne Wi.Jipeland E. 11. Bur. s pent Sunday with Mr· aod flr. ton, p3rcel, Che1ttr to l'reW. Fer. Rolle11 Torrence 'l'qppei"J Plains !NOon Mr and Mrs. Ro~~tt Gru~aer, J:va Sayre, lot. Pomeroy to Miss Martha Orr, Columbha JPt 1t CJ-flrles Sayre. the weekend With tblJ' l)are)\ta, Mr and Mra. Arthur Orr. Robert V. and Nl"el A. WeatJa. Mr and Mm~ Ed Cobb, two 1rm111, 4:1! A., orange, to Edmond pandchildren, Mr and Mn Cb~s p .and Lillian nelda. Kendell of ClneinnaU s~nt ib~ John W stout and Orba E. weekend with Mr. and' Mr1. Alvtn Stout, pareeb, Selp~o, to K C and Edna McKinney, Wh1ttaker. MH. Bertha ~olter, brotb ~T Lester and Mri. Vlsta frank, at TilE RIDGE-- KENO ' By Glenna S. MllhNn Mornin11 Star opept Friday oil.,._ Mr and Mrs EarrDJ 'Conrov, noon with lfi'. and lln. A. fl. JOn Hugh of Akron and her m .. Bailey. r.tr. 'nd lllrt Clint orr apent tber, Mrs. Harry Loazo.s of CaliforSunday wltb Mr and Mr•. BW7 ~ vlalted h1s mother, Mn. AII<e llodson Or.r, fleect.,viJle Kr. ad Mrs W L . Rose, !kM Wm. Wblt spent a day with Billy, Columb111, Yillfted last w ek his niece, Mrs. Mary Rose. wfUI ber parents, Mi and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ted carson, Be• Eftrett Milhoan se~ral days ver Fa,lls ' Pt., ea1led o1 Mr, and Mr. IDd Mrr. Earrol Conr h' Mrt. A. H. Bailey Wednea:day son IDd Mrs. Ahce Dod 1u 1 Ralph Spencer and Mary J'orm were J{ufttlaJtoa YiliJtors l ll:.:! t er, Detanter, Ill, are 9l.sitiDI Ml'. Wednelda1 and Thursday. and Mrs. Chatles Speueer aa1 Mrs. J1ek Conroy, daua:ht ~.., Mrs Etta Spencer. Sue and JackY of COlumbus vhMr and Mrs Lester FOWle, lted his mother, Mrs Ahce DOO Lake Wales. Fla, and Denver Sl 1· son and her parents, Mr. a 1 I ger , Parkersburg were calling on Mrs M L Bahr recently Cr(ends here Sunday ltr and Mrs C E. Woode of Mr. and Mrs Ra\.• White of Tuppers Plains were Tuesd ay MaSSillon, Mr. and .Mrs Alfred guests o( her 1istef' Mrs. Maynar-1 White, Wa:ynesburg, were ciJllniJ Bahr 1nd husband . on •Mr ~nd Mrs~ Char lea Spen .er U'r. ' and Mra. Murt Taylor .11nd Sunday • Mrs. Glenna Milhoan attendo 1 Mrs Etta Spencer, , Ralph Pomona Grange at Rock Sprm ;; Spencer and Mary Former spent Friday evlnJng Monday with Mr. and Mn Lealit Hawk, Mt Hermon. Several from this place cei Jbrated the holiday nt Racme tJn Thursday. .. 3 15 Seeret Storm 3·~0 Edge of Nil!lit 4·00 The Early Show 5 80 Your Esso Reporter 0·415 Sports Parade 5" Weatherman • 8 00 AcU>Ja 6·15 Douglas Edward• 8 30 Tel t: ~bone Time 7 00 Phil Sllvef's Sbow 7' 30 .Private Secretary 8 00 To Tall tbe Trut h 8 30 S(N:itHgllt Playhouse t oo $64 000 Queatlo~ ~"' 9 '30 'Spike Iones Shdw ·- 1 u·oo COUUMBIA. N Olive Inarahom, 418 Sprlflif Avenue 11 DO Valiant Lady 1115 LoYe of l,He 11.30 Seare!l/'lr Tomorrpw 11 ·4G G~ld!Jlg Llllht 12:00 Katie'II :kiteheil. 12 30 A1 the W-orlljl Turn• 1,00 OUr M1ss Brook.· 1 3~ How:epar:ty TUESODAY CHAN~ IS' Adv.e1 turr,., In Learnlnl t2 00 Noon New' The LanpvUI( •G<Hlt i!Ota _m, t J••IY • ot cut t on,;• "II~ 11r Gorby In ellaftt. no ...Joel leoton ,.... •n l'orut IPi:ret •n• ;,~ ,, mooatrauona were IJVeil bJ V~ ~ tcr a.•. -JiitU.rd Rathburn.: E. A end lulla Gh '-- !.TV., lllern, to .J:dnrd ancl lh'J' Duatal\. Helen R Halldley, loti, Pomeroy to Jaek C. and llarilya SQe CriliDer. J01hua R. {1. &.) Jlertln, ...... .:qt for lnna, Salem, to Nelht M'arUn D T Wtkh, pu eeb, Rutlaod to Clara W.t"'. Robert tfanea.baeh, ah.eriff, Rut· land CO Mabel Hoeu .. Sanford Dodson, 3 tracts, Saltsbury, to WUlllm ftci 1Dd Beatrice Ellen Smitb, Sr Grace Do\\ niug, dee., l."e'rt. of tran r., Middl;;;port to &b rie Sinj leton and Rod11ey Downina. F L and BeHle 'McKnls:ht, lot 21 36, Pomeroy, to Vaughn A. McXD!J ht Sam., p.arffi, S~o~tton; alae parcelJ SaJi.abury. Ral ph and Annie Belle Icen.how"'' Homer Jeenhower ~ aeret1 Lebanon, to Ray and twl,D kenbower , · Eaalern Local School Board, rJa:ht of Yr'ar. Oliwe, to Uarieua t -H Cl,lJB Tho lllr<k Sprjng,t Buoy B.., luly r at ¥tt: .1\Jnq,J Let~"' ards. Ad~ in ,:barJe. Mu. lllef l.ooriorl 11!<1 · lllh. Wm. Leoruord behJODIIrltlim cfftn by Su.s1e Araold 011 ~~ a Colden Glow oalacL-~ lilo:Ahe. The WbtnJJte Honor ClUb met s. 9.po Garry Moore 9.30 .Arthur Godfre:a 10·30 Strike It Ri<b CIIAN~EL t3 MONDAY 10 tw Sign On \ Writer 'I 80 BQiton BlaCIIie 8·00 Captain Kana:aroo 8 45 _CBS News ·wHTN-TV Channet13 ' Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio Dial 7·00 Jlmmte~ Deatl l 11:50 a.m. • TUISDAV Stud.D One 10 00 Up-to-tbe-Minute Newa 10:00 UP~to-tbe-minUtt- Ne 10·~ Seallning the Weather 10·08 · ScannJng the Weath 10 10 1'he Lat~c_:S:.:b:.:o.w ::_____..,...:l:.:O:.: IIO::.._:.:T.::n:_; e La:~le~ Sh:.:o::;w~--1,-9 00 acth iUes. • • 7 30 8 00 8 45 A" 9 00 9:30 man Th"d Cl... Charles II Deem, 10n of Mr and Mrs Edward Deem 10·30 Portland, OhJO, was retently a~ 11 ·00 s1gne d to the 52nd -Jiombardm cnt 11 15 Squadron, 68th Bombard ment 11 ·30 11 ·45 Wmg here 12.00 Airman Deem ent ered the A1r 12 30 Force m J anuary 1957. 1 oo Lake Char les Air Foree Base 1s 1 30 under the Strateg1e Air Command 2 00 and a part or Second Air Force, 2 30 3 00 3 15 3 30 4 00 ICol"tlnued F'rom P... Ono} 5 30 advantage now of the Salk vaccine 5 45 protectiOn It 111 tbe one s ure way 5 !515 we have or e!Jmmatmg ep1dem1c 6 00 polio a'l d 1ts cnpph ng affects from 6 H5 our national hfe" 6 30 Meigs Ag ~gent _ 1-.;..=_~;....;.._;:;,___;:;; MONDAY. 7 00 J1mmta Dean - Meigs-Co Polio "d tamlly '~ Cj-IANNEL 8 - LAKES~!~~~en Joe E. Lewis Tells Why He's A ly JOE I. LIWtS -~ TUESDAY • Mr -"d Mn Ted Canon, Bet· ver .J'aU., p'a , 'rlltted Mr, a:M! Mn IIerman Cart10n and. Mn Rurh Tucker. Mr and Jln. 1M Zddy ~ family ot Woolter rpent ftom Tb11tsd.ay oO.tH Sqnc!,ay 'l'lt" Gr~ WldtJ, aru:l tamUy M ~ Ralph Bi;tl.uct and wife. 'fr &n4 Wm. Tent'Oh, CO!· um.bus IJJ)en~ the' wetkeftd wUb the latter's ~to1;ber 1nd .tster..J.po law, Mr. anc;l Ml:L Arvil H'oltetM'1. and )lr.s. Dale }lhodu, Nt'w Br•a:bton, Pa , 1pent the weekend with her sJ11ter, Mrs Rt,tth Tuc· WC.H S·TV Channel 8 NEW YORK (UP)-Thla is no t my first experience as a TV crt 3 1 Gree tmg 38 Blbh. tic Once, Ed Sullivan, wrilmg 32 Ameri can abuut those wllo have trled io an Indians name ulyzc h11 success ln TV, quoted :13 Quantlt!e$ 39 Au<l ience my description or him t saad · o f paper 41 Specific ' Ed Sullivan has peraonahty, 35. C hild a gravity but nol for a human betn1 Ed bedstead (abbr ) Sullivan Is my only friend who bt 1ghtens .11 ruom bY leavmi Jt (7 27. CUta " Ed Sullivan was once a greet 28. Man'a n&me er at Forest Lawn Ce metel'y l'l 29 Hewlnr tool Cal!forma, but qul t in self·defcmc 30 Shoe I I" when they tried to bury him on material th ree different occaRwns '' 34 River I" Ed Sullivan agreed w1lll th e J US (Chin ) twe of these references Tha t '~ a 35 Luck llr) I'' dlS\IIl('lJOn few criti CS have-lhel ~ 38 Beto,.. I 37 Abhor• su hJCt'tB a1'm tllin g the desl!r lflti On 39 Charlea Queried About TV But seriously, &lnee my J\ppcur· ' tO Andent dl... ['7 unccs on !he Ed Sulh van s how and t r lct (A l l& guest shots, I have betm other 'l. Minor) a11ked wh y 1 run not on rv :relo{UU City (MUI) Iatly My scnous reply "J lo ve a n Snooty sal oon has not been ucceptecl pe!'llone N(•J ther has my contention that In 10 43 CoarH the mom tor J look likt~ the Mel rL· muc DOWN Ot hers have as ked· "ls H the I Curti mone y'' " 2 J'ortllh s lpll'lt Of course, 1 have the fl l'st but>k • Type 1 ever made, nothing aftt>r t hat, m•uu,... Jusl the t~ut buck Was 1 too buSY'' DAILY CRYJ'TOQIJOTE- Here's how to work It : Outside or my au ignmcnt lo AXYDLBAAXR huma nize Al"li !H Stevenson by II LONGFELLOW !mlchlng h1m grammat u:! al errun One J1.1 tter almply atands tor another ln thll aample A 11 Ule!l my time between race tral'k meetfor the lhree L'a, X for the two 0'8 etc. Single letter1, apoa~ m g~ is fairly open trophea, the Jeneth anel torma,tlon of the word• are all lllnta. Therefore, r am mast lluttercd J:ach da)' the code lettera are different by the wave of popula~ inter~t 111 TV .11nd me l wa11 offered a A Oryptorram Quotation 39 week deal on TV wh1 c ~. Wfi.S rejected because the apon11or was R LQARY'F MEWFF DF AEPU A Q N w 11 temperance leoeue. RPPEHROW OURY R ARY ' V My doctor Sliys I don't need televliiJOn What TV has done to oth· QftDY<JI - BDKODYM, er C'Omedlans , he teel11 I have suc• Sat.urda.f'& Cryptoquote1 COURAGE IS THIE PFttca: THAT t~eded In doing to m)'selt purely LIFE EXACT& FOR ORANTINO PEACII!- AMI:LJA EAR· thJ'ough recreallou HAIIT _ Encour...., lr formth I am, however, most encour· TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK: llMed by th e formats 1 have recelvud T~tmo dhcuna1 "Saloon to .satoon"- 1 .Interview plant for Jonal Mamorl1l Hot• bartender• across tbe nation. plt1l 1M Cllnh;-41y1, "Every· era rock 'n' roll re· "Prohibition thlnt t hnt I *I I ow. to th• vue' - 1 sms the hlt IOfJ.i& ot the peopl• of Mlddltport." tJrohibltioli el'l. for middle-aged adolescents who never grew up. John RJt-,. OgdJI\, 87, traaf "Street corner" - 4n afternoon f,t,pnchon of Mtlg• pioneer, 11 how where I do an ~rlene Franlilt.. 1t hit CoiJ,~mbll Townthlp cu . glvmg lecture• "How To Recfarm hom.. ogmze a Plalnsclothesman On "" ShHp Doe lrl111 "' C•rpent· Sl~thl'' or "The Belt Way To Talk TIN VIARS AGO TtlrS er 'te1t llerm athnd•d by 500 WilKo Arthur Allen 1nd hi• "Old Glenn Jewell'• team won Mil" tlkt fll'lt !ftOney. lvent lint .liM In tM htewywtltht ly Mr.. RutMII Painter t,.ntorM b• luel Walton dlvlsl•n If tJwi Peurt-. tf July Mr and Mrs Dente! GeQglel.n Lt•eut. HCittl pulllftt, tllttllt 11 Her· Mr and Mr!J, Floyd Spen~e were ri ..l'l\'lllt. Don Ctttt111 ••• lie· callers of M'rs Jennie reoent end1 Cll"tM Cain, thlril. EXPECT 21 ROOKIU Roush. ~ IMI Cl•rt.: ... Ht •tHIInt BALTIMORE Md UP _ The Mr and .Mrs. ClarPtlCe Hea on hemt In a Ponw,...,.Hartforcl Baltlmort' Colls announced today of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tl..r OVA blllltill 1•mt on that 28 playN s, most of them Oooalcln were Sunday auettl tlf tilt Pturtfl tf Jyly, won by rookies. will report t o the club's :Mr. and Mrs Will Heilman Ptmtrey, H training ctunp ~l Westmlnstct·, Mary Jo Rotl.!lh called on Mt ! ,,... McH1fflt putt• th• ftat Mel. , Jul v 2~ for prelunlnary <' las~ Mary Dalley recently pt.,. t.r tho la1t thn. at the room work pri t\r to lhP off 1cul , Mr and Mrs Harry Brown :t nd A11k Sprlntt Nltphont ••· opening ot tr,.in infil Jul y 29. children, Mr and Mrs Ral,.h cho• • -- - Painter and dau.chter spent su.l· day tfternoon at 1be Palnt ..l ...... 5.80 1:00 7 30 We lls Farg 8 00 1\vent.,v-One 1 8 30 Arthu~; Murray 'Party 11:00 Amatt:Jb- Bout 9·!(1 Soltiiers of J'ortune 1000 Blondie 1030 ~ews Readllhea 10 30 N1tewateb 12.00 TQntaht TV "Comedians Favon'te W/I'th ft' tablf!s 28 Minta ~: l •·oo 4 ·3() PropertyTraMfeft ly Mrt. A. H. ..lhly 12 30 Curren ~ 100 My LitUe M1rcJc , 1.80 Bride and Groom 3 00' Quee,p For A Day us Modern Romence~ l'iBC News 700 Chlll'lf'~ fa~ell Sho•.. 6 45 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- , under 1 Modern Rom "h<!t!l Corn ell)' Time MovletimePopeye Pretfnta News Picturt Supe1n'an Y.: wtbere51st s0 ort. Ef• IASHAN -- · ~---- 23 Car'a Horn e s 400 4 80 5 30 545 8:00 6 30 6·35 -·--- - part Diction • · ary 25 J'emale sheep 26 Ver•· U l!ll 7 00 900 10.00 10 so 1100 U .80 12 00 II 30 It Ceuld Be Y<-u 12 00 Tex: & Jinx 1:1 30 • C11rtent 1 00 My LltUe ¥ugle J •30 Bride ahd Qri)om 2 00 Matinee Tbef,ter Queen for a D~ Jet bombers. DAILY CROSSWORD , - Bl!ll SIGN ON 700 Tool Of 900 Rorn J,~er Room 1000 Tb~ Prl~e Is Ri&ht. 10 30 TrUth ot' c"o,naeq ueneet 1100 'Jli.c Tac Douab Business Opportunity In Middleport Would Also Permit Youth Center At Third &Mill To Continue Wtth th e opentng of the Dutton Drug Store tu its new location In the Coots Building in Middleport an opportunity - almost a duty' - presents itself in the old location at the corner of So Third Ave and Mill Streets For se'ieral years Mr Dale Dutton has m a mtalned a "youth center" on a prll'ate enterprise basts lt supported Itself, In the Items young people bought Yet it also amounted to some poss1ble sacririce to the drue store business since stra1gh t drug store customers could have declined commg in because of the young traffic . A pl ace up town for teen-agers to meet, gossip, sup sodas. follow the latest fashions in maga.:zines, make dates, break date$, work toward date s, dance a little as the spirit moves ...... . ..•_ July 2 at Mn. Alpha Barn Proj«t luson _lnlkbl1 a aearf, w1th atf viiOl' • ehup JlrJ. Barr R porta or demotlltraUon• g1ven on ma.i:lDJ' a Marl b)' Katgare! Klt· ehen..--.Acnes SltJDtn The WJde-Aab Club met July 2 at MrL MeComaa"J. Advisor lo1 L'!har,e, Mrs. 1&C010as. Work 'YI on praject booiQ,-Marilyn Swa ' The Bedford Faitblul Few m •t July I at the home of Share 1 Smith •Jth advison Mrs. Helen +-DouW..SO ...hHOM C.~~rper and M111 MUcired Sto~.-;lon lh chuge. Butineu diocu•-· By Alke Moor, io1111 eoneerned planaint a h1 '· AUendanee at t.he Hiland Sun- rJde and wiener roaat and fair Demon.trations wer~ day , School Sunday "oras 18 ~ilet'- booth. lion !J.:I.SO tlvea HariiJn Stoetton on Mr and Mra. Arthur Ebl!n "How Finish 1 Sleeve on .a daughter Dorw, son Kennet h' f !:;;~~·'l Flofeaee Bl&~ "HemMn. Nora Bobo ·~nt Sunda:r a 'rea. 1'owel " - Vicky afternoon with Mr. and Mn -ltwallconlllrM Peal! Edwarda The Portland Ideal "H mflt Mrt. Alice Moore called ~ l July 9 at. »n. EbersbaeU with Mrs. LueUa Stahl Sunday, Mrs. F.bersbach in cbara:e. Defluburt Rob erti •!( Delawa. n monlltl'ltioDS were g1ven b., and Victor Roberta" called nn Taddy Durst and Janlee Smith on Sherman .Roberts S~tturday e 1e· bow to Jllake a tqwel. Report'l ntng, · ; 1 were l.lven by the memben o 1 Mr. snd Mrs. ftobort Faulk what lbey have done -Juaru ., RUTLAND m6ved frorn the Avenue to Pom SmJth. eroy recently -• .;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;i Mrs, Nora Bobo •Pt"nt Tuesday • evenina with Mrs Alice Koore l,.,vth• Adazu who · hu sp ·n! fhe past two weeks 111 Columbu s The several Hal"''mm. families en- ti...s ret~ home and 11 makJOyed a reunion at the SyrJW;UM mg h,n' home With Mr. aDd HI · Park Sunday, r harle~ EhUa Jr. , The Sunday Scbool attendanea Mr and Mrs "'.~erman Rob4!rts was 35 ami the offering w,s and son. Herman called' on Y r $841. and Mrs Pearl Rol.lerts of L cn it' Hollow Wednesday. F. Cadle and son, Rlck1e, of Mr. •nd Mrs Robert Ebhn ton Air :ro1ce Base, Mass., Mr. moved lrom Laurel Cliff to the and Mrs Gilbert Hart and son~, Avenue. Denny, Barry Gary and Bret Alan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eblin spent of Racine ( J18 day last we~k w'th $er parMr and Mrs. George Kirby of ,ata, Jlr. and Mrs Cherlrs Branch, W. Va. and Mrs. Ora Tittle of Charleston visited recently with .Metzler of Jackson. Mrs. I. D. Roush. Mrs. Lb:tite ltiddle return .d Mrs. Alex uraham attended 'the home fi'om a few weeks •lsJt a· Camp Meeting Saturday of Oral E•lt Uv8rpoor with rd'lltivea Roberta, held at Columbus Mr~t. Allee Balser attended ' USE OUR surprise party at the home LAUNDRY Zan• Baxter of Pomeroy, n!'~:~~ eveninl, lD h<-nor of Mr. Bent& Wolfe•s f.1rd wedding alll11~ versary . DIY Jlr. md Mtl. 1\ay Thorn of Plait CLEANING Liver~ooJ vltlted recently witlJt . SERVrCE Mr11 Lela RJpley Mt. aad Mn. Samuel Barnbatt and ehildten, Cleveland, spent 1 !['It l Delhor day with Mr. ,Dirnhart's sister, Me. Htfo.C~ ... . _ , and l{ra. John HiU T-Stt: and Mrs. Ollver Cadle 1nd gon, ltlo•le oJ Weston, Mau., turned to tbe.•r home Friday spendlnt a week witb their parCall 6t911J eDt.. Mr. and lin Fred Cadle and N. ·~ ... .._ -lepotf Mr IDd Kn. Th(lmas Hayblln. THOMAS Hu.., +-••"--n T-•••Y +,-.._ ..... ... +--- FORK $8'9.95 Rutland F~urniture -SEE-----THE POMEROY CEMENT. BLOCK CO. , •• •for a' home built - just for - - ---c-c.,--- we.. II .... o - M u, it will paj you to ·consult us before you /build _ "OME LAUNDRY CO. OPTOMilT.II.lST , Nl> W. COMPTON, 0. D. ll11t Onll't ~ t.PI!IO! Offlee Roan: I to IZ, I to I. (CJOae a& N0011 011 Tbr,a.l NO--Question aliout w.c-..-.,.. ......, ................... . ' o hliiiM thtlt It "lult rlllht'' t.r )'OU . . . )'OIIr f.tt~ilr • • • lhtlt n i l - )'OIIr ftMtlo oll4 doalrea In Wory olotall , , , that Ia truly ollatlncllvo .. only a cuatom loullt homo con loo. ... GUr homo plannlnt tiOIIOrtment now, YGU WIJlloa tlatl )'011 olicll Glvo )'011 MATERIAL S CASH ' We go out of o•...<.nay to ~ke loan8 your w•YT~l the cub you need on S1rnature on_Jr~ auD or furnl.ture for every wonny ) .I purpoH. ,.. / 1l Tnp Loans-Phone flrlt. ~ hRM_.. lof.no Ill' Cl'*-1 J'IOitHe e...,. I l~t 4 family rOOnion was held Sunday a& the heme of Mr. and Mrs ThomaS' Hayman w1th all tbe children and a:ramdcbildren pteaent. Attending were Mr, and lin Sa111· uel Barnhart and: children, Vicki, Debra, Denhe "nd TomiD)', of cteve!IDII; T.S&t llld !Itt. OUYer 111 POMElOY. CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY · 4& Yellrl of C01111Q~ Senk~ Phone• •• - 4#$ ' Pomeroy, Ohle '. �- ... .. -.~ l-J)aUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July l S, 19~7 ...... .... ~ ;; TEL.VISION GUIDE ··--. ' WS.AZ-TV Chan"el3 · Lt: Stephen HJ/1 Advances TowardGooiOIJets In His Military Service WJth U. S. Air Force Old Salt Allen C Hill, and Mrs Htll too, must be taldng great pride m the advance of standing fOQt ball playet for the Panthers, 'and a lop student at Ohw U' He currently •• lo- tbeir SOD Lt. Stephen Hill 10 the Air Forte , Young Hill is a graduate of Ohio Umverstly in engmeering and chose the Air Force for his tour of service m the Armed Forces It meant lots of extra study and danger , corn· pared to what he wou ld hkely have had w1th cated at Vance Au· !<'one Base, Oklahoma, takmg m ult1 engtne tramm g m B 25 bom b· ers We undt!rstand his o bje( \lve is Jets B25's a1e obsolete In mod ern wa1 but they are a step in th e long and arduous road to bemg selected as the pilot or W·pt lot of one or Am - a ro~J;hne assignment as an ROTC Second U eutenant HUI was an honor student at PHS, an out- en ca's tel'nbly expensive and l ompllca ted MONnAY Daily Sentinel Dav Book Good Flymg, Ex-Paul her IIIII' PICNIC TUISDAY , The JIOmf"btulderJII Class or thl" Chur ch of Christ will have their .11n nual nicn1c Tuesday at the New Hrwen Park ~ FIRING SQUAD MIITING Th £' F LI mg Sq uad or Feene}Po ~t. No 128. Amencan Uol! !on w1ll mcl't ai a p m Wed nl'sday evenm g at lhe Le11ion Hull lo com pl ete plan• for parllclpalmg at the Sla te Conve ntion m Cln clnnut L Any Leglomure who ! ~; pion nm'{ tu attend t he Conven tion IS al ~:~o a11 ked to !)(' pre!Lent W e~ICS· day ! LI ~ ht BI'n ne\1 • -Pla.IC --PLANNED Grou p 1 of tbe women'l'l Asso~ · Jnt w n nr t he F'u !lt Pre11hyterian Ch tLrch will hav L• their lamdy pic me Tues day at fl 30 p m at the Mnldl c pnrt Jton(hudc Pa1 k Eat h mem be r ~s In hLJn g 1 cov~t1•d d1 sh nud Uu·lr tuhlc 11ervLrea ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Sucred 11 cul't Guild W11l aponsor an Icc CL CJun .~ OCI II I m the t clll!!('h baHC Jn l'!i l Th u r ~ d uy Ju ly 16 b f'f!l l llll l llit Il l t.i V Ill GRANGE MEETING rtw Pomeroy Bcutl G nw ~e wdl mC'el In regul ar linslnn , Wedne.!; d:. y t> Vt!ll iiiK 11 1 the DAV hall IM.AGINC'I' CALL Th e Middl eport Em cr.~:enr y Sqund was <'U llrod at 8 p m Sun rlay e\•eninw whL.'n u nuw btJcam" ill at the offici'! or th f' luca J tnx ' r ompany, North St!cond Aveuuc TO MilT THURSDAY The memben of ttl!'! Bedford Home DemonJJ trstlon Coun~H Club and mefnben ot the ir famJUe~ v.rlll wei tollt~th e r Thu rsda y Ju1} 18 , 19~1 to MO on a picnic ne11r M11rletta They wlll go on tnto Marietta to JO on a lour throua h th e mU.H!Um I h11re - -- Ser\(iccmen GjiEAT I.AKES. Ill <I' IITNC)Jim Huhbard; hoHpltalm~n . USN , son of Mr. 11nd Mn Cerl Huh· bard of S.VI'8C'U116, Ohio, araduated June 13 from 11 course or ln11ttuc tlon at the Naval lloJpltal Cotps 'school, Naval Tralmna: Center, Grep,t Lakea, 111 Corpsmen perform medical as· .t lanme nts IUCh as nuuina: f!r.t ale! , word and op c ratl n ~ room dut lc5 tl nd the m11lntenan n~ uf med iral , records MlnY or t.be corpsmen biM!ome technltianl tn 'tptclalhf!d fteldl ol X·ray , clinjcal l.voboratllry, pharmacy, epldemioloay, aanitallon and rever therapy lome serve l~de· P_t"ndently on amall shlpa · s·oo us them, as of co nsJde1ablc socta l value Mr Dutton said : "I've had many voungsters down here rrom Pomeroy, Racme, and Syracuse They have approached me to say, 'Are you Mr Dutton?''! This is -a wful nice here I wonder what we rould do to have somcthwg ltke thi s m our town'' " Dutton is convinced a su ita ble kind of business could l!lpen m the old Dutton Drug Store location and maintain t he youth center "on the side'"' as heretofore 111 a profitable way To pass this chance up wou ld be to for ego a business opportunity and also ehmmate a worthwhile institution for the teen people of all the Bend commumties, ACB088 I Nlckt:l 1 Pwt laym j e, Aromallc 8 Cannon -aun.herb 11 An oteorealn 7 Mtu 12 Shupllke Gardner'• 13 Aft'ec~ I Perch manner• ll lnertneu 1t Stud JO Awa)' from 16 Coin ( BWJ ) Lhe win(! j 18 Charity H Secluded 1 T Rl(ht valle y 'j Worthy 16 Mohammel&bbr) 1.lrt.n prayer 18 Hi.ytever call •oundt !D Epoch• 20 Mtaa Hac• n 20 Sho1honean 21. Flowed Indian 2i MIX 22 Vent 23 Not dirty I 28 Ber I - ~4 1 30 Ml111 Satar4a)''a AuwN '"' 1 ... -t#i$ I" ~ .. , •• ~·.. ~~ ~·· I·· ·rv s.n: 'one• WEST SHADE 'the Daily Sentinel ' DEVOTID 1'0 INTERBSTS 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA IUCIIAIID I. OWIN- GINI.AI. MANAGIR AIYNOLO •• O~IINI- ID.TOR • Chtlter L.. Tannthlll, ltaH Wl'lhr, ttMrh ldltor lloiiGIIII odvortlll111 ftllrtltOtou~, , JIOttlaetll-Klln..U. bt._, 141 -· A'!I., Yoiolt Cll1, Ill. N. •· Entend ,_ Now MooDd elau mallloa matt.r at the polt office at hiD ft'l Ohio. lubtcrtptloa ntel: DtUeoetr by canler wheN tvallabJt SO cenll per . - ::~&ldYIDCf at -The Daily Sent1.ntl oftlte, llD.SO:il .0: 1klntht, • mMUll, tJ,8Q, l;v motor rout.e where av.- Jble ... IUD • Gil Yfil1 tt Ill: IIIC&btha. ..... tbftllt, tDOiltbl • fUI)~Uiil ho~i1e Henman rew d.ay.a at th e nomo. •P"•d••l• WUJ HeJim11n 1a Mrs. Mariatel .-.a ton ol Bradeni.Dh, l!'"Ja., and Mrs, Jenn J Roush taUed on Mr1 Mary Bailey Mondoy. Mra. V lfi II Rou11 h 111 d chlldrcn Mrs Mary Bailey and Mrs Je n· n~e Rou•h collad lt the Jtusaell Ptdn~tr bomt Wednesday tv 1 , _ Ina, Mrs M1r1aret Heaton 0 .,..:: aftemooa • • • solnotar bJ , , Ohlo Voller Sen 1111"1. leDRlO Roos)l spent Tu .. d • ltlll'dla~ 1&.. PeJ:oe.rt11 0. lluJloul offlee ltboae . .. with Ur, and .Mn Homer Ge.J':!· ~ UT, leln. ana -..-.,It oewlal - To a Bookmaker" or "Pinoehte Etiquette'• or otber subjects of Jn· terest to the housewife. "Hideout"-A Jaek Webb typ.e show where ' the cops always are outwitted "Joe E Lewis CatTy tbc To"ch Club'' - A show where all the h1•avtes in J'V 11nd mot1on picture!> who lose thetr girls to the heror-5 come to tell me their s torie ~:~ and get advice A new We.!i lern .!leries m wh1ch th e cowboy IS jus t as smart as t he horse My fa tth In televts LOn Is un!J m,: ' ' 8:30 8.811 8-45 •7"0\) 7 :30 8•00 g:~ 9 ·30 ..... ,.. ...... !ll!.fll! On Today ' ~ to 111¥1 FUN- . Romper Roo m Tbe Price Iii RJiht ' Tru ~b or C~Jnsequ enee• Tic te~ bougb tt Could Be "';o\1 Tex ~ 'Jin x- ¥rs klft'. Mr and M.rs. Clarence &Orden of Otamond, W Va., spent Wedne!d'y eventna: with llr and Kr". Chnt Orr. Mr and M.ra Hnm~r Wehlter or Long BOttom apent Tuetd~ C'ven lng with A.. H. Ba1ley nit Comdd v 1'\mJ MovleUme Popeye Presents Splnsch Pla)'bouaa we.thercut swrta Eye NBc NeWI Festival of SOO Pante l![eet M'cGraw ltummer PlayhoYse 'N.a.t: King Cole Show O'Henry Playhousr w~~. and Mrs. lra iflll .'ol N«tw Waterford, Mtke Tbeiaa, Do.r<:ai 1 were gutll8 Saturday evenlnr of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orf. . Hr and Mrs Ralp~TrlWielt Of Middleport s~nt s oday wltD. bh;: parents, Mr an .Mr.e. s . E Tru nell. Tr'le. stwe here chana:fd ~~ Mo~d ay from McD())tl Btw., l-1 Jumor Rose. 10.00 AMon Coiled Jt 10:30 Newi l{eadhnes lO:IO Nitawateb 12:00 Tonlgbt 1<0\) SICN 01!1" ' , iConltnved From , ... Ontl Bl"akeslee "SI!e hardly had lim e lo ~hlch a th ,ng, she was so bu sy just running" The family enjoyed a trip to Estes Par k, the favor1te spot of President Eisenhower. As a part ot hi& umveraity course, Blakeslee went to Chelenne , Wyo to vlstl the Wyomma Hereford ranch , one ' or the gtant privale ly owned cattle operations .m tlle world Patty, a PHS JUnior, played I~ the lland , had swimming and horse- 1 Tiack r ldmg lessons and worked In crafts Jenmtor took tap dancmg , sw1mmma and er&tl.s. Mrs Blake!· lee just tried to ~eep up with her The Blakeslt:e'IJ rented a furnished home complete with TV for their staY ih Fort Collins The climate " was wonderful" they re- ported Fort comn~ Is on the eastern edae of the Rocky Mounta1na about no milea north of Denver Minstrel Show To Organize'FQr Meigs-Co Fail' . Boston Blal'ltle Cppta1n Kang.. rc~o tBS News Garry Moore Arthur Godfre, Strike It Rich Valiant Lady hove of Life Seareh for Tomorrow Guldllog IJght Katie's Kitche::. As the World Turn• our MissQrooks Housaparty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter Day Seer~t Storm Edge of Nlg~t Tlle Early Show Your Esso RepOrter Sperts Parade Weatherman Action Douglas Etlwaldt' Robin Hood 7 00 Burns & Allen 7 30 Talent Sc.outs 8 00 T®sa Whihng G1rh 8 30 Richard" .Ditlmond, PriVate mtective WJEH Meigs County News An oraantaatlonal meeting for the beginning of the ~~econd .nnual M.ela• eobntv f'alr Show of th~;~ Blg Bend Mhistrel Association wJll be held, at 8 o'eloelr. P M., Tues· day evening at the home ut Mra. OUve Ingraham AU persons wlshln& to take part in the show to be .Jta&ed as a grandstand rtltracUon on Satu~y" evenltl,!, August 17, are to attend the meeting ' SoMe •olo rolea will be uslped al the inltial mutlng and plans for tbe formaU.On ot the eight dance chorua 11roupa to be featured at. the talr •how will be&ln Music for ~he · ntw show, ~Ill ar- ( Bi& Payoff , 2.:,0 Bob Grosby Show 1 3 :01) Briehter Da,. ~~ , ~ 2 00 ..... ,.",.,....... . ..... .:' ' lftN ......... - -tchnMIIton •Uf • • - - check in the a~ount spoeit11;!.1UOn• are on --•• _•· de]>at1ment of hlgh- ~i~~~~~~~·~fll~e~e: of the divireserves the right to reject any ant! all bids. Gwra: J. Tbormyu ~E e<• • \ I 6 00 6:00 6:13 8:30 7.30 8·00 8.80 Mlck11y Mouae Club Five Star Final Joha Daly Newa Wire Serv!ce Cblna Smith Prear COnference T<>p Tunes ..d Now 'fllent 9·ll0 Sherltf of e<>eblae 10:01\_ Newa ot tne lil&bl 10.10 11:40 News 11 :45 12·00 Nbou Ne\lfa 1~ : 15 1~:30 (7) APPLE GROVE Col fins . Neighbors Mn. Gordgn Wolfe and Frankie Laine 1.00 The Feminine Touch :>-. -I:QO- Afternoon Fllm FeoUvat 9 : ~ Life With Elizabeth 4 :00 Cartoon Club 5:(10 !tllekey MotUie Club f IJ:OO Five' Star Final 8:15 Johh Da1y and Newt 8.30 Cjteyenne 7190 Wfall Earp B!OO Broken Arr.ow 8.!o Telep!lone' Time •:ll!J I Spy t.3o l'u~llc Defehdor tO·Oii liewa of !he Nl1ht 10.10 lVtO Theater 13- News 11-45 GOIIlWO J UP - T<>mmy Hurricane Jackson boxed two rounds apieee qainst. tbree &parmate• Sunday wh1le 'tralnina for bis bld to take the WQtld heavyweight. crown from FJoyd Patter· son, July 21. •25 11oft DeDven 1 i.oweat Monthly PIQ'mentl . Roorn• New Furl\lture . ·;i;I'IIOMiji ,Of IIALIJWIN" .' ' JACKION NAVOX INPI.l:W!)OD. ~al~f. UP 1\tund ~t, 1 brll 1ant S.)'ear-- " I' Georie RACINE The Racme Fire Departtnent met Monday Evemng at the Ji'lre Hall and all members were great l_y pleued over the results of the Annual Celebration Attendanee this year f&r exceeded all expestatlons.~ Entrle11 m the l parade nll.lJ]bered more than thirty pie'.:· es. The high school auditorium waS paeked during t~e atiowing of t.he Min.strel. Even standina room was at a premmm during tbe fireworks demon1tratlon followin g the min1trel, the hillsides: and streets , surrpundlng th'e school grounds were completely packed The Firemen and Aux,~llary w1 sh. to extend their appreciation to Racine and the surrounding tom. munlty for fhelr cooperation 11'1 the success of the annual event, also to the Htghway Patrol and the Sherllrs Office for their astl.stance iA traff1c controL Credit Is ai!JO grven to the local newspa· per for their wonderful job- ht keep!na the public informed o! the progress ,aod completion ot the affair. ... Already pions are b'hig fotmed for th~ next yepr's ee1ebratlon BiJger and better flreworkl an planned atong With other adM· tle.s of the day .A Standard Red Crosa Firat Aid Course began following Monday evening Fire Department MeetIng lnstrqc:tor Bob B~egle art· nounces that sess10ns will be held each Monday and Thursday even mg at 8:00 P M. The public La JD • vlted to receive this training. Letart Falls EASY TERM!! · Stratea:lc Air Command here has won a year·lODJ battle abinat a bothersq,ne famlly o.t beaver- The be.IIYE!U had built a dam, blOcklns a stream, and the water tbrelttnedlo !lood lhe of!lcerr club. U look a year to do 1t, bttt Air Ftetd •nalneera flnaUy bubd:oitd. the' area ahd !Otl.'!ed the lbc: bei.ven b) -Je. treat. r Attlai.llluclof !!, 22, 211: Mr. and Kr1. Burhl Wolfe and 1~7 o1 ll•bi"On opent lbe week eno with their pareats, Mr. and '199 IIAVIRS 1>.011 LORING· AFB. Me. UP - The lhe alart ollhe Jtll2.100 Hoi.lrl>ood must submit wltb bi.R ... costume aCCQIIIOrlea w~ieh were also recent))' ordered, The assoebtion Is ~artl !Ularly uraina: res.id~Jnts who would Ute to slng. In a choral arbup which \./Ill baek the show to attend lheTuetday nla:tn meedng. Gold Cllj>itl4 ,.u.- an4 a qoarior. lt. " , . . . . . . . . . . . . .h:... . . . .VI MJ~ ef lae WAJCKII- to rlvell from Mew V.ork alon1 with .olcl·1 wu 11 tht bOrte to beat" to. dQ Ill 11 th~hbredl \ "Wlited ",.,,.., ..,,,. th• IIIOSt ~ 'f.II'Or~cf4 10 59 Sian ori .,. 11.00 Adventurtl In Llarnlnr 12·1S Neighbors 12 80 Liberace 100 The remlntae .TDIII'b 200 Al~.:~rnoon Fllm Festival ·a so Ute Wlth Ellzabetb • 00 Cai'toon Club 'I'M Bradford ltl1l 4-K Club met Jul7 10 al Gil)' H l llileU.t ,li1J N• mo - l l to . ..... l •fb Reed p ve ' report on safety -, Pow FOB ~,$~99.00 . lAKER The faithful Clrele Sunday Scb.ool CIUI ~I \bt LeWt Falll 'MOI!todlll Chun!h met 'l'bunday evenln1.at •JM home of lfta, Genevieve PoweU. The pretldent, llr• rann.le Vubn WQ in eharge and a ehort businest Rulon "'-'! held with the tluJ wtlnl to purehase new d0011 t~ the ehurCb. Rrt:freallmer'lt.a were served to ..Dul'lt 'l)f Mrs. Ada cram.lett, M:n. Alice Bal .11er, MrS'. Ro!'le McDade, Mrs. Orwlth tht phQ Hill, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs Violet Hill, Mr s Hat'tie Shank, Mrs Leah of Wheeling, an[J the hostess, Mrs. Powell The next meeting Wm be at tl;ie home of Mrs. Cram· 1\.,..u nt r. The WJU4Jg Wortert mtt. Jul y 0 It ROICthu y .Harlta't with Gel die NelJGn ht .:blr~t The projt ct ~rna on the wi!Jt Clf a drNI end a demonltraUon WIJ ,Civo by RoRDU:ry Har· let~ on r'f'm6Yint •PGi:i -ROtali~ Dull. tenon •u puftlne ~~lect.rlc CO. Emma Smith ,dec, aff1d. tor ~nJ to HalT)', OaeiP, Dele I'. and Glen W Smith; Lottie Leonft11, BueDna Gi'U•ser, SaUt~bury, Oscar Smith ott &1 1 S4 A., Sali• hW)', to Dt1t &. and Ella Sautb AUrf'11 :£. .JJJ4. Halan Grac.e Ru• .tbel Sr., loti. Jii~ttport, to &ll· lllOne 11. hen•• and Nalu C Pow- Mr and Mn. EuJene RoultJ ell. ' ' Dunbar and Mr., Jesae ¥~, l'rant, EYOlya. GOben, Doll1 Rock Casp.e, W'. V1. 1 .tpell.t ,.t'S f an" EliziHtb Wheller, Bnlyn l,feeken,d witb Mr. and M,rL Bjlji!i u9 Wlllla~~t FoN, .84 A., SaUobury Ballard ' to Pete wht'll'ler. Mr. and Mrs. Warden oqr; ErnesUne Wi.Jipeland E. 11. Bur. s pent Sunday with Mr· aod flr. ton, p3rcel, Che1ttr to l'reW. Fer. Rolle11 Torrence 'l'qppei"J Plains !NOon Mr and Mrs. Ro~~tt Gru~aer, J:va Sayre, lot. Pomeroy to Miss Martha Orr, Columbha JPt 1t CJ-flrles Sayre. the weekend With tblJ' l)are)\ta, Mr and Mra. Arthur Orr. Robert V. and Nl"el A. WeatJa. Mr and Mm~ Ed Cobb, two 1rm111, 4:1! A., orange, to Edmond pandchildren, Mr and Mn Cb~s p .and Lillian nelda. Kendell of ClneinnaU s~nt ib~ John W stout and Orba E. weekend with Mr. and' Mr1. Alvtn Stout, pareeb, Selp~o, to K C and Edna McKinney, Wh1ttaker. MH. Bertha ~olter, brotb ~T Lester and Mri. Vlsta frank, at TilE RIDGE-- KENO ' By Glenna S. MllhNn Mornin11 Star opept Friday oil.,._ Mr and Mrs EarrDJ 'Conrov, noon with lfi'. and lln. A. fl. JOn Hugh of Akron and her m .. Bailey. r.tr. 'nd lllrt Clint orr apent tber, Mrs. Harry Loazo.s of CaliforSunday wltb Mr and Mr•. BW7 ~ vlalted h1s mother, Mn. AII<e llodson Or.r, fleect.,viJle Kr. ad Mrs W L . Rose, !kM Wm. Wblt spent a day with Billy, Columb111, Yillfted last w ek his niece, Mrs. Mary Rose. wfUI ber parents, Mi and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ted carson, Be• Eftrett Milhoan se~ral days ver Fa,lls ' Pt., ea1led o1 Mr, and Mr. IDd Mrr. Earrol Conr h' Mrt. A. H. Bailey Wednea:day son IDd Mrs. Ahce Dod 1u 1 Ralph Spencer and Mary J'orm were J{ufttlaJtoa YiliJtors l ll:.:! t er, Detanter, Ill, are 9l.sitiDI Ml'. Wednelda1 and Thursday. and Mrs. Chatles Speueer aa1 Mrs. J1ek Conroy, daua:ht ~.., Mrs Etta Spencer. Sue and JackY of COlumbus vhMr and Mrs Lester FOWle, lted his mother, Mrs Ahce DOO Lake Wales. Fla, and Denver Sl 1· son and her parents, Mr. a 1 I ger , Parkersburg were calling on Mrs M L Bahr recently Cr(ends here Sunday ltr and Mrs C E. Woode of Mr. and Mrs Ra\.• White of Tuppers Plains were Tuesd ay MaSSillon, Mr. and .Mrs Alfred guests o( her 1istef' Mrs. Maynar-1 White, Wa:ynesburg, were ciJllniJ Bahr 1nd husband . on •Mr ~nd Mrs~ Char lea Spen .er U'r. ' and Mra. Murt Taylor .11nd Sunday • Mrs. Glenna Milhoan attendo 1 Mrs Etta Spencer, , Ralph Pomona Grange at Rock Sprm ;; Spencer and Mary Former spent Friday evlnJng Monday with Mr. and Mn Lealit Hawk, Mt Hermon. Several from this place cei Jbrated the holiday nt Racme tJn Thursday. .. 3 15 Seeret Storm 3·~0 Edge of Nil!lit 4·00 The Early Show 5 80 Your Esso Reporter 0·415 Sports Parade 5" Weatherman • 8 00 AcU>Ja 6·15 Douglas Edward• 8 30 Tel t: ~bone Time 7 00 Phil Sllvef's Sbow 7' 30 .Private Secretary 8 00 To Tall tbe Trut h 8 30 S(N:itHgllt Playhouse t oo $64 000 Queatlo~ ~"' 9 '30 'Spike Iones Shdw ·- 1 u·oo COUUMBIA. N Olive Inarahom, 418 Sprlflif Avenue 11 DO Valiant Lady 1115 LoYe of l,He 11.30 Seare!l/'lr Tomorrpw 11 ·4G G~ld!Jlg Llllht 12:00 Katie'II :kiteheil. 12 30 A1 the W-orlljl Turn• 1,00 OUr M1ss Brook.· 1 3~ How:epar:ty TUESODAY CHAN~ IS' Adv.e1 turr,., In Learnlnl t2 00 Noon New' The LanpvUI( •G<Hlt i!Ota _m, t J••IY • ot cut t on,;• "II~ 11r Gorby In ellaftt. no ...Joel leoton ,.... •n l'orut IPi:ret •n• ;,~ ,, mooatrauona were IJVeil bJ V~ ~ tcr a.•. -JiitU.rd Rathburn.: E. A end lulla Gh '-- !.TV., lllern, to .J:dnrd ancl lh'J' Duatal\. Helen R Halldley, loti, Pomeroy to Jaek C. and llarilya SQe CriliDer. J01hua R. {1. &.) Jlertln, ...... .:qt for lnna, Salem, to Nelht M'arUn D T Wtkh, pu eeb, Rutlaod to Clara W.t"'. Robert tfanea.baeh, ah.eriff, Rut· land CO Mabel Hoeu .. Sanford Dodson, 3 tracts, Saltsbury, to WUlllm ftci 1Dd Beatrice Ellen Smitb, Sr Grace Do\\ niug, dee., l."e'rt. of tran r., Middl;;;port to &b rie Sinj leton and Rod11ey Downina. F L and BeHle 'McKnls:ht, lot 21 36, Pomeroy, to Vaughn A. McXD!J ht Sam., p.arffi, S~o~tton; alae parcelJ SaJi.abury. Ral ph and Annie Belle Icen.how"'' Homer Jeenhower ~ aeret1 Lebanon, to Ray and twl,D kenbower , · Eaalern Local School Board, rJa:ht of Yr'ar. Oliwe, to Uarieua t -H Cl,lJB Tho lllr<k Sprjng,t Buoy B.., luly r at ¥tt: .1\Jnq,J Let~"' ards. Ad~ in ,:barJe. Mu. lllef l.ooriorl 11!<1 · lllh. Wm. Leoruord behJODIIrltlim cfftn by Su.s1e Araold 011 ~~ a Colden Glow oalacL-~ lilo:Ahe. The WbtnJJte Honor ClUb met s. 9.po Garry Moore 9.30 .Arthur Godfre:a 10·30 Strike It Ri<b CIIAN~EL t3 MONDAY 10 tw Sign On \ Writer 'I 80 BQiton BlaCIIie 8·00 Captain Kana:aroo 8 45 _CBS News ·wHTN-TV Channet13 ' Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio Dial 7·00 Jlmmte~ Deatl l 11:50 a.m. • TUISDAV Stud.D One 10 00 Up-to-tbe-Minute Newa 10:00 UP~to-tbe-minUtt- Ne 10·~ Seallning the Weather 10·08 · ScannJng the Weath 10 10 1'he Lat~c_:S:.:b:.:o.w ::_____..,...:l:.:O:.: IIO::.._:.:T.::n:_; e La:~le~ Sh:.:o::;w~--1,-9 00 acth iUes. • • 7 30 8 00 8 45 A" 9 00 9:30 man Th"d Cl... Charles II Deem, 10n of Mr and Mrs Edward Deem 10·30 Portland, OhJO, was retently a~ 11 ·00 s1gne d to the 52nd -Jiombardm cnt 11 15 Squadron, 68th Bombard ment 11 ·30 11 ·45 Wmg here 12.00 Airman Deem ent ered the A1r 12 30 Force m J anuary 1957. 1 oo Lake Char les Air Foree Base 1s 1 30 under the Strateg1e Air Command 2 00 and a part or Second Air Force, 2 30 3 00 3 15 3 30 4 00 ICol"tlnued F'rom P... Ono} 5 30 advantage now of the Salk vaccine 5 45 protectiOn It 111 tbe one s ure way 5 !515 we have or e!Jmmatmg ep1dem1c 6 00 polio a'l d 1ts cnpph ng affects from 6 H5 our national hfe" 6 30 Meigs Ag ~gent _ 1-.;..=_~;....;.._;:;,___;:;; MONDAY. 7 00 J1mmta Dean - Meigs-Co Polio "d tamlly '~ Cj-IANNEL 8 - LAKES~!~~~en Joe E. Lewis Tells Why He's A ly JOE I. LIWtS -~ TUESDAY • Mr -"d Mn Ted Canon, Bet· ver .J'aU., p'a , 'rlltted Mr, a:M! Mn IIerman Cart10n and. Mn Rurh Tucker. Mr and Jln. 1M Zddy ~ family ot Woolter rpent ftom Tb11tsd.ay oO.tH Sqnc!,ay 'l'lt" Gr~ WldtJ, aru:l tamUy M ~ Ralph Bi;tl.uct and wife. 'fr &n4 Wm. Tent'Oh, CO!· um.bus IJJ)en~ the' wetkeftd wUb the latter's ~to1;ber 1nd .tster..J.po law, Mr. anc;l Ml:L Arvil H'oltetM'1. and )lr.s. Dale }lhodu, Nt'w Br•a:bton, Pa , 1pent the weekend with her sJ11ter, Mrs Rt,tth Tuc· WC.H S·TV Channel 8 NEW YORK (UP)-Thla is no t my first experience as a TV crt 3 1 Gree tmg 38 Blbh. tic Once, Ed Sullivan, wrilmg 32 Ameri can abuut those wllo have trled io an Indians name ulyzc h11 success ln TV, quoted :13 Quantlt!e$ 39 Au<l ience my description or him t saad · o f paper 41 Specific ' Ed Sullivan has peraonahty, 35. C hild a gravity but nol for a human betn1 Ed bedstead (abbr ) Sullivan Is my only friend who bt 1ghtens .11 ruom bY leavmi Jt (7 27. CUta " Ed Sullivan was once a greet 28. Man'a n&me er at Forest Lawn Ce metel'y l'l 29 Hewlnr tool Cal!forma, but qul t in self·defcmc 30 Shoe I I" when they tried to bury him on material th ree different occaRwns '' 34 River I" Ed Sullivan agreed w1lll th e J US (Chin ) twe of these references Tha t '~ a 35 Luck llr) I'' dlS\IIl('lJOn few criti CS have-lhel ~ 38 Beto,.. I 37 Abhor• su hJCt'tB a1'm tllin g the desl!r lflti On 39 Charlea Queried About TV But seriously, &lnee my J\ppcur· ' tO Andent dl... ['7 unccs on !he Ed Sulh van s how and t r lct (A l l& guest shots, I have betm other 'l. Minor) a11ked wh y 1 run not on rv :relo{UU City (MUI) Iatly My scnous reply "J lo ve a n Snooty sal oon has not been ucceptecl pe!'llone N(•J ther has my contention that In 10 43 CoarH the mom tor J look likt~ the Mel rL· muc DOWN Ot hers have as ked· "ls H the I Curti mone y'' " 2 J'ortllh s lpll'lt Of course, 1 have the fl l'st but>k • Type 1 ever made, nothing aftt>r t hat, m•uu,... Jusl the t~ut buck Was 1 too buSY'' DAILY CRYJ'TOQIJOTE- Here's how to work It : Outside or my au ignmcnt lo AXYDLBAAXR huma nize Al"li !H Stevenson by II LONGFELLOW !mlchlng h1m grammat u:! al errun One J1.1 tter almply atands tor another ln thll aample A 11 Ule!l my time between race tral'k meetfor the lhree L'a, X for the two 0'8 etc. Single letter1, apoa~ m g~ is fairly open trophea, the Jeneth anel torma,tlon of the word• are all lllnta. Therefore, r am mast lluttercd J:ach da)' the code lettera are different by the wave of popula~ inter~t 111 TV .11nd me l wa11 offered a A Oryptorram Quotation 39 week deal on TV wh1 c ~. Wfi.S rejected because the apon11or was R LQARY'F MEWFF DF AEPU A Q N w 11 temperance leoeue. RPPEHROW OURY R ARY ' V My doctor Sliys I don't need televliiJOn What TV has done to oth· QftDY<JI - BDKODYM, er C'Omedlans , he teel11 I have suc• Sat.urda.f'& Cryptoquote1 COURAGE IS THIE PFttca: THAT t~eded In doing to m)'selt purely LIFE EXACT& FOR ORANTINO PEACII!- AMI:LJA EAR· thJ'ough recreallou HAIIT _ Encour...., lr formth I am, however, most encour· TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK: llMed by th e formats 1 have recelvud T~tmo dhcuna1 "Saloon to .satoon"- 1 .Interview plant for Jonal Mamorl1l Hot• bartender• across tbe nation. plt1l 1M Cllnh;-41y1, "Every· era rock 'n' roll re· "Prohibition thlnt t hnt I *I I ow. to th• vue' - 1 sms the hlt IOfJ.i& ot the peopl• of Mlddltport." tJrohibltioli el'l. for middle-aged adolescents who never grew up. John RJt-,. OgdJI\, 87, traaf "Street corner" - 4n afternoon f,t,pnchon of Mtlg• pioneer, 11 how where I do an ~rlene Franlilt.. 1t hit CoiJ,~mbll Townthlp cu . glvmg lecture• "How To Recfarm hom.. ogmze a Plalnsclothesman On "" ShHp Doe lrl111 "' C•rpent· Sl~thl'' or "The Belt Way To Talk TIN VIARS AGO TtlrS er 'te1t llerm athnd•d by 500 WilKo Arthur Allen 1nd hi• "Old Glenn Jewell'• team won Mil" tlkt fll'lt !ftOney. lvent lint .liM In tM htewywtltht ly Mr.. RutMII Painter t,.ntorM b• luel Walton dlvlsl•n If tJwi Peurt-. tf July Mr and Mrs Dente! GeQglel.n Lt•eut. HCittl pulllftt, tllttllt 11 Her· Mr and Mr!J, Floyd Spen~e were ri ..l'l\'lllt. Don Ctttt111 ••• lie· callers of M'rs Jennie reoent end1 Cll"tM Cain, thlril. EXPECT 21 ROOKIU Roush. ~ IMI Cl•rt.: ... Ht •tHIInt BALTIMORE Md UP _ The Mr and .Mrs. ClarPtlCe Hea on hemt In a Ponw,...,.Hartforcl Baltlmort' Colls announced today of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tl..r OVA blllltill 1•mt on that 28 playN s, most of them Oooalcln were Sunday auettl tlf tilt Pturtfl tf Jyly, won by rookies. will report t o the club's :Mr. and Mrs Will Heilman Ptmtrey, H training ctunp ~l Westmlnstct·, Mary Jo Rotl.!lh called on Mt ! ,,... McH1fflt putt• th• ftat Mel. , Jul v 2~ for prelunlnary <' las~ Mary Dalley recently pt.,. t.r tho la1t thn. at the room work pri t\r to lhP off 1cul , Mr and Mrs Harry Brown :t nd A11k Sprlntt Nltphont ••· opening ot tr,.in infil Jul y 29. children, Mr and Mrs Ral,.h cho• • -- - Painter and dau.chter spent su.l· day tfternoon at 1be Palnt ..l ...... 5.80 1:00 7 30 We lls Farg 8 00 1\vent.,v-One 1 8 30 Arthu~; Murray 'Party 11:00 Amatt:Jb- Bout 9·!(1 Soltiiers of J'ortune 1000 Blondie 1030 ~ews Readllhea 10 30 N1tewateb 12.00 TQntaht TV "Comedians Favon'te W/I'th ft' tablf!s 28 Minta ~: l •·oo 4 ·3() PropertyTraMfeft ly Mrt. A. H. ..lhly 12 30 Curren ~ 100 My LitUe M1rcJc , 1.80 Bride and Groom 3 00' Quee,p For A Day us Modern Romence~ l'iBC News 700 Chlll'lf'~ fa~ell Sho•.. 6 45 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- , under 1 Modern Rom "h<!t!l Corn ell)' Time MovletimePopeye Pretfnta News Picturt Supe1n'an Y.: wtbere51st s0 ort. Ef• IASHAN -- · ~---- 23 Car'a Horn e s 400 4 80 5 30 545 8:00 6 30 6·35 -·--- - part Diction • · ary 25 J'emale sheep 26 Ver•· U l!ll 7 00 900 10.00 10 so 1100 U .80 12 00 II 30 It Ceuld Be Y<-u 12 00 Tex: & Jinx 1:1 30 • C11rtent 1 00 My LltUe ¥ugle J •30 Bride ahd Qri)om 2 00 Matinee Tbef,ter Queen for a D~ Jet bombers. DAILY CROSSWORD , - Bl!ll SIGN ON 700 Tool Of 900 Rorn J,~er Room 1000 Tb~ Prl~e Is Ri&ht. 10 30 TrUth ot' c"o,naeq ueneet 1100 'Jli.c Tac Douab Business Opportunity In Middleport Would Also Permit Youth Center At Third &Mill To Continue Wtth th e opentng of the Dutton Drug Store tu its new location In the Coots Building in Middleport an opportunity - almost a duty' - presents itself in the old location at the corner of So Third Ave and Mill Streets For se'ieral years Mr Dale Dutton has m a mtalned a "youth center" on a prll'ate enterprise basts lt supported Itself, In the Items young people bought Yet it also amounted to some poss1ble sacririce to the drue store business since stra1gh t drug store customers could have declined commg in because of the young traffic . A pl ace up town for teen-agers to meet, gossip, sup sodas. follow the latest fashions in maga.:zines, make dates, break date$, work toward date s, dance a little as the spirit moves ...... . ..•_ July 2 at Mn. Alpha Barn Proj«t luson _lnlkbl1 a aearf, w1th atf viiOl' • ehup JlrJ. Barr R porta or demotlltraUon• g1ven on ma.i:lDJ' a Marl b)' Katgare! Klt· ehen..--.Acnes SltJDtn The WJde-Aab Club met July 2 at MrL MeComaa"J. Advisor lo1 L'!har,e, Mrs. 1&C010as. Work 'YI on praject booiQ,-Marilyn Swa ' The Bedford Faitblul Few m •t July I at the home of Share 1 Smith •Jth advison Mrs. Helen +-DouW..SO ...hHOM C.~~rper and M111 MUcired Sto~.-;lon lh chuge. Butineu diocu•-· By Alke Moor, io1111 eoneerned planaint a h1 '· AUendanee at t.he Hiland Sun- rJde and wiener roaat and fair Demon.trations wer~ day , School Sunday "oras 18 ~ilet'- booth. lion !J.:I.SO tlvea HariiJn Stoetton on Mr and Mra. Arthur Ebl!n "How Finish 1 Sleeve on .a daughter Dorw, son Kennet h' f !:;;~~·'l Flofeaee Bl&~ "HemMn. Nora Bobo ·~nt Sunda:r a 'rea. 1'owel " - Vicky afternoon with Mr. and Mn -ltwallconlllrM Peal! Edwarda The Portland Ideal "H mflt Mrt. Alice Moore called ~ l July 9 at. »n. EbersbaeU with Mrs. LueUa Stahl Sunday, Mrs. F.bersbach in cbara:e. Defluburt Rob erti •!( Delawa. n monlltl'ltioDS were g1ven b., and Victor Roberta" called nn Taddy Durst and Janlee Smith on Sherman .Roberts S~tturday e 1e· bow to Jllake a tqwel. Report'l ntng, · ; 1 were l.lven by the memben o 1 Mr. snd Mrs. ftobort Faulk what lbey have done -Juaru ., RUTLAND m6ved frorn the Avenue to Pom SmJth. eroy recently -• .;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;i Mrs, Nora Bobo •Pt"nt Tuesday • evenina with Mrs Alice Koore l,.,vth• Adazu who · hu sp ·n! fhe past two weeks 111 Columbu s The several Hal"''mm. families en- ti...s ret~ home and 11 makJOyed a reunion at the SyrJW;UM mg h,n' home With Mr. aDd HI · Park Sunday, r harle~ EhUa Jr. , The Sunday Scbool attendanea Mr and Mrs "'.~erman Rob4!rts was 35 ami the offering w,s and son. Herman called' on Y r $841. and Mrs Pearl Rol.lerts of L cn it' Hollow Wednesday. F. Cadle and son, Rlck1e, of Mr. •nd Mrs Robert Ebhn ton Air :ro1ce Base, Mass., Mr. moved lrom Laurel Cliff to the and Mrs Gilbert Hart and son~, Avenue. Denny, Barry Gary and Bret Alan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eblin spent of Racine ( J18 day last we~k w'th $er parMr and Mrs. George Kirby of ,ata, Jlr. and Mrs Cherlrs Branch, W. Va. and Mrs. Ora Tittle of Charleston visited recently with .Metzler of Jackson. Mrs. I. D. Roush. Mrs. Lb:tite ltiddle return .d Mrs. Alex uraham attended 'the home fi'om a few weeks •lsJt a· Camp Meeting Saturday of Oral E•lt Uv8rpoor with rd'lltivea Roberta, held at Columbus Mr~t. Allee Balser attended ' USE OUR surprise party at the home LAUNDRY Zan• Baxter of Pomeroy, n!'~:~~ eveninl, lD h<-nor of Mr. Bent& Wolfe•s f.1rd wedding alll11~ versary . DIY Jlr. md Mtl. 1\ay Thorn of Plait CLEANING Liver~ooJ vltlted recently witlJt . SERVrCE Mr11 Lela RJpley Mt. aad Mn. Samuel Barnbatt and ehildten, Cleveland, spent 1 !['It l Delhor day with Mr. ,Dirnhart's sister, Me. Htfo.C~ ... . _ , and l{ra. John HiU T-Stt: and Mrs. Ollver Cadle 1nd gon, ltlo•le oJ Weston, Mau., turned to tbe.•r home Friday spendlnt a week witb their parCall 6t911J eDt.. Mr. and lin Fred Cadle and N. ·~ ... .._ -lepotf Mr IDd Kn. Th(lmas Hayblln. THOMAS Hu.., +-••"--n T-•••Y +,-.._ ..... ... +--- FORK $8'9.95 Rutland F~urniture -SEE-----THE POMEROY CEMENT. BLOCK CO. , •• •for a' home built - just for - - ---c-c.,--- we.. II .... o - M u, it will paj you to ·consult us before you /build _ "OME LAUNDRY CO. OPTOMilT.II.lST , Nl> W. COMPTON, 0. D. ll11t Onll't ~ t.PI!IO! Offlee Roan: I to IZ, I to I. (CJOae a& N0011 011 Tbr,a.l NO--Question aliout w.c-..-.,.. ......, ................... . ' o hliiiM thtlt It "lult rlllht'' t.r )'OU . . . )'OIIr f.tt~ilr • • • lhtlt n i l - )'OIIr ftMtlo oll4 doalrea In Wory olotall , , , that Ia truly ollatlncllvo .. only a cuatom loullt homo con loo. ... GUr homo plannlnt tiOIIOrtment now, YGU WIJlloa tlatl )'011 olicll Glvo )'011 MATERIAL S CASH ' We go out of o•...<.nay to ~ke loan8 your w•YT~l the cub you need on S1rnature on_Jr~ auD or furnl.ture for every wonny ) .I purpoH. ,.. / 1l Tnp Loans-Phone flrlt. ~ hRM_.. lof.no Ill' Cl'*-1 J'IOitHe e...,. I l~t 4 family rOOnion was held Sunday a& the heme of Mr. and Mrs ThomaS' Hayman w1th all tbe children and a:ramdcbildren pteaent. Attending were Mr, and lin Sa111· uel Barnhart and: children, Vicki, Debra, Denhe "nd TomiD)', of cteve!IDII; T.S&t llld !Itt. OUYer 111 POMElOY. CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY · 4& Yellrl of C01111Q~ Senk~ Phone• •• - 4#$ ' Pomeroy, Ohle '. �·· ·- -'--- ... ·-·· ... ·- .. ------- ... -· _...)_.., _ ,, ..... . • ' Reynolds Beats Tucker 13 To 3 ~ ~TiaeiiiiiiiDiiiau.,sent&nel In Mound Duel At Bachtel Park SPORTS Pomeroy, with Big Chief Huey gl~~ in the barrage • Reynolds on the mound, knocked Racine sewed 11 up In the filtb tbe Hartford Tigers out of t::a"' inning when Mi{'key Hardway, GalOhio Valley Association lead Sun · hpolLs, starter, couldn't get any· day after noon at Bachtel F teld body out. Hob Btrch s tarte(l it olf with a 6-2 victory wh1je Rarin e , with a walk Don Wolfe and Tav· wi nnt:r at G11llipolis 13-S, took top lor. singled ,· John F ts her double~\. spot. McNi ck los waH t ~. Stob<lri, Jr., MiddleJM~rt kepl pace with close Wolfe , and l.arr} \O,: o!fe singled. 5-3 win over Coolville on the loca l 1 St>vt•n runs had sNred. diamond as ~im Bowles starh· ,l McKean repla ced Hardway and and ltsted unt1l t he seventh before stoppe(! the onslaught !'old. tiring. Ga!liPQiis hitters were Morgan Reynold~ was too much fo r Hart- with a single and double, Emil ford hitters as he limited Ch1·t Thomas a nd Bub Wwn with. sinOliver's lads to two safe ties, a dou· gles. · ' ble and bunt sing1e in the seconrl Wu lfc famn·d lllf' " ,•n d waiked jnning that netted two runs with t hree with his south paw work the aid of two errors. while llarday fanned three , walked Meanwhile, Pomeroy sluggers lwo and ~rKean struckout four .were hanging out 12 hil! ori Lui - and walked four . her Tueker who went all the way. · RALL v FAILS They got_t_hree runs in t he s ixth i~Coolv ille had the tH•mg r un nl nln~. tra1hn g 0·2 to go and stay m rirsL and the winner ill the plaltl the lead. in the bottom of the ninth with Rey nolds led off wilh a single. n une ou t at Mirl!!lf'porl but r e lld Kitlrel Williams doubled, Phil Cui · pitcher Cha rle y Gtoba rt hore dow:-. !ins doubled and Jimmy J . Hem · to str1k e out the side It was a sley was safe on an error, Co llin ~ great t~ispla.Ji of conlness. scoring the third run . J;uni e Bowles had sl;•r1ed ancl (n the seventh Nesselrnads led (l id not allow a hit until j ·ray lor orr by sin.e:li11g. Jeffers !lOt hi s doubled in the last of the seventh . first single, and both scored on a Vagi ! Sp~ncc 1· singled and C. Taydoublt error. In the nmth Jefl'er~ lor walked and Dorsel Rtebe l ~ou · singled again, Reyno lds s acr ific ed bled , Thrt·e runs were home ar.d aml Collin.~ singled Jeffen horn e Slohart rame in. Bowles shifted to Other Pomeroy hitters we re right and Mick Mill~r ca rn e tc Hemsley, Van Vranken , Bub Wil shortstop. ~o.n and Hartsell Do~rill , each with Stohart pu t that ftrc out by get· !!ingles. Reynolds fanntJd l"ivc and tin g Larry Balde r son to gro un1 I 1 I w~tlked two; Tucker fllnned four and walked five. rut. 1 000 003 2Ql- 6 12 2 020 000 09.0--2 2 5 Middlepol"! got lwo rnns in the rirsl inning as Nelson singled hu"l Reynold1 and Ne.sselroad. Tu c- was c&u g~l off first, Wilt willked, ker and Tennant. j II indy dot11J ied and (•rrors on !\hiRACINE BREAKS !LOOSE IN anfl (' Jatworthy hrflught Will Behind . the four-hit pitching ol ~ nd II indy homl' . , In lh1~ fu11rth Milh-r si ngled tu . Larry "Little l<'oozy" Wolfe Racme clmbbererl Gallipolis Into a 4-4 sea - lear! nff an rl with onr· o ut Stnhart son Blanding with 14 hits and 13 wa;; hit. Howll' S f'louted a home r past evc •·yhudy in ce n t •~r . runs off two downriver hurl ers. Dick Taylor, Aho.rtstup, was lhl' Middl£>pon 200 300 000-- 5 lU 3 tlillin~ star wilh a thre~;-run hi,Jr.er Coolvi llr WJO 000 &oo-.;J 5 J m the seventh inning and a. ~ in g l e Bowks, Slnb:~rt (71. and Call l'arlior. Don Wolfe, Jr. Wolfe :! IH.I 1 Dil"k sPcm·er. l:la l der ~u n (4l. J r. Eddie Stohart eaC"h had t~•o si n- Spr.n cN t8o. ;,,tHI V. Sp r.n ct:r . Pomeroy · Hartrord . King Has Big Day At Claybanks - ------ - - - · ---:- Taking Feature, Pursuit Races Kenny King of Pomeroy won the Feature and the Australian Pursuit race Sunday at t lle Clt~y · bankA Speedway and t0<.1k seeund ill the first h,ea~ for One or ll!d be't days in h!i ~o . 14. Eugene Willoughby pl aced M~r. · - - ---·-· flnd MHI G lem1 Thomp son rinished Ltlird in his No. 15. Willoughby eaptur·ed thr first heat in h is "92" followed by K ing and Tho mpson . In lht• Au.~tralinn Pu rs ult Kinll Wll s follo wed by Willoughby ami fiohhy .)c )(' Arl :u ns o, llm·1ne Ill h is Softball Tourney Resumes, TonJ'ght At Bac hteI I'I<''leld N•:;.h: s low h£>n t Wil~ WOII berl. Before Sunday he in badrecent .286 days. wJtb been coming strong el~ht hits in 28 trJp.11, including a lrlple and three · doublu... The club roster looks hke RACINE AVERAG!S ~-A~~Ife Salem-IJ'polito Fight Now E-ven Moner In Odds NEW YORK UP - A. Wolfe I.. Wolfe 8 30 3 24 ..,. 0 ~IO 10 3 15 22 3~ 0 3 9 5 24 Powell Gaul f 1 4 4 0 I) 1 D I I Garden, March 8. when he suffered a cut brown end lost to BrowrJ on a !lt:.venth·round TKO . out '" • • ' .....• '- Bayer Thankful To Kroll For wadian Open round.~ agui n ~ t Wll~o n Hn nnl hal and one N1th. aaain~t Howle Turner t nd Bud Woodhall Sunday in preparation for hi.s heavy weJgbt title detense ugainlll Tom· my Hurricane JAckson at lht• Polo Grounds July 2~. ~~ .M8 2~ ..488 9 ~ BaltimoreT...adlv't at ChlcaJo. niaht Gamts Cleveland ...... 44 43 40 -'24 .518 11% Boston . ....... 11 Detroit ........ f2 41 .M6 121,1 Baltimore .. . ·-- 39 43 .476 15 Kansas City .... 31 50 .383 22~ Bilton at Kansa, City. olght ·New York at Detroit, oi1ht Washington It Cleveland, night .3ll! 28:14: Lo, AI Mill RI<;AN ASSOCIATION Sundoy'• Rtiull'l ·· u •• le 6 Il!>nm 0 !It . Chicago 3 New York 1 't.lt Denver 7 Lou:itvllle 1 2nd New York tJ Chle~;·~ 4 2nd Indlanapolil ~ M:lDneapoiis 4 Washingt~n ~ ~nos City_1 1st 0~ 4 ~rleaton 3 , W~eblta 3 .St Paul 2. lit, 8 inn. 1 Kansas C1ty 11 wa~lnlton 8-bd De:tro~t 10 :Ht•~lmorc 7i Hit , Wle!bUa 2 St. P•ul 1 2nd., inn. Detrolt 7 Baltimore 8 2nd 1 10 mn. INTIIlNATION.AL LE.AGUI Toron\9 3 Roehe,,ter 0 1Bt in the- outfield lor officl1l enbrt Toronto 1 Ro:tbeater o 2nd bUt Hlndy stopPed on second· ba1e )JOGlt'real"Bllt~ffalo o 1st both times. Montreal: 3 !iulfe.Io 2 2nd Not bad for a ~Y tbat can't hit Jol.lami 7 COlumbqs 8 ut soft stun. One of them eame With Miaml3 CO~~nntpu• ~ ~Dd Balderson pitc~n.a: wllo throws •em Riehmond ·3 ~vana 0 l:!Jt even sorter. Havana 5 Rl.c bmond 1 2nd trpde Btll, Box. 34, Portl•nd, . The Redlfll:t toot tod•r Off ~ fore beJinning a three &•iDe aerle1 with New York In the Pole Found I:~~~~~!' ' llirefker $l'I'VI..u: DaJ ' , . ~- _.,. . · u.,._41 ""• t - -.. r.uODI -~0<111 ' PL~u;:t c~:- "' ·( B) Auto Sales ' ---.!.....- . . I<ADIO " TEL>:WSION SERVICE, Phonp 1JO, Cleland ~ppliaoce Store, l.i.d W. )lain st,, POIDfli"QI Open "e~•ns• 'tll 10 p. m. tate lfOdfl frigidaire, lo 1 ~u~~~ W-;;rt;d, ft refrl.gef"i.lor. Exc.enent eondiU · '41100 00 Ph I"' on. • : · one 1 "· QU ~I"C"'K"" SE "U<"V-lCE t'd Wltl!h r.epalr*.ni b:v FWor,- Trained watchmaker, CQ[.J.INS" Jl.'WELERS. Pumero,1-8-tl FREE INSTALLATION seat coven, batteries, tires. BudgM terms. Moore's, Pomeroy. t1 22 tmoc Mutflen, CONCRETE BLOCK!! ...ullll a.n.r For LMt" GRUESI!R BLOCK CO. ,; I MIIH Marth of ,...,.,., ' rais~ Men, -Women ·to bait for. u ~ at home. Full, spal'e time. Doesn;t .. take ' up spa'"1·. We fu"rnlsb eve~:)lthine. OHIO VALl.EY JUNK CO. f20 Bl lnsuronce ---~·--' llamei:Sim.PIDD 1uur~e AseDe7, Middleport. F.1:re .. <\Uto!npblleBon4' Pliooo GIS.X . -..! and ; , a ·.~,,"'" _·:iRAV''" 1 .. .:-'PI' . sa.le~nail~ :S"llary and eommissicn. - -.u .,...,~ ...".., .. 0 ~· ~ Write Box 668-D, c/o T~ Dailey 19M ~ek V8 Super .4 dr. Riveril" Sf:rvh:e1, J\.· A." ~ Fb;law, 51'2 E. Sentinel. Pcltner~. 0 . 7 ·6 6tc ;,... ~di.~. · Power · s~eering a -:.tl MP:ib St., Pomef'tly. f 27 tf ~ ,, :bi!Jkes. One careful •owner. ( TEACHERS - Summer time po"!l· o,,,.C~·~·~· IBiaettnor'•· Pome· ·· . 0 lion ,- educational divl.sion of leading organization,}na interesting 1$\; ,.r.~y, H16!~, .~,t.NTE!l Tq tiUY - ~ to to pOsition for balance of summ~r ' ____ aeres of coal-._. to !J fee·t high for teachel"s or principals. Tho$'e ·.~ tard. Va C~l9{1Jline · .4 il·. · preter~bly near Rutland. Must be who quality can earn up to $200. ;:i/. tG~d~n. ~ F\1if0mat.ie ~rive drift mineral arid gOt;d m~rket,~·' ' Cleanest~~ bj towri. $~~.00. abl~. pr:Jee, Contact Jame11 ' L . \FS !f..~iftlitinr: work. Your experien:Oir. equip! rou to do success_; .....~etlhllf'!I; ,'Po'rte¥oy. 1·P-6t Criner, Rol•te, Nu. 1, BOx lf7, fully , Training at our expense ,J.i.~. ~ ., , 1 • • Fra:r:lera Bohom, W, Va. Cor those : selected. Permanent 19M Dodge VB Corn~t 4 dr. Sl'" 7 10 3tc •openings for those showing leaddan. Automatic · •hill. Owm:d •. .--. - ·ership' ability . For local interby ••• IO<al serylce station (1 4) view ·give in confidence your owner. Tops. $119$.00. Blaetl.· • --.,-:c-c;-::----teaching ao1d extra circular ac· na-t:'s,. PomerOy. 7-U-6tt liPtJSE for rent 3 rooms a.t.1 tivitie,, i.ncluding p~ne .num____ . •· _ ba.!_h, co~t~ W~~~dec~ratt-d. ,· . · , .· FOREM'll~ l ABBOTr T.V: Sill\' VICE A11 make1 Repatred'by E~· pert Teelmiillabt. Phone .6284 Y Middlepu,.., , , S.lll:ll ted T B c;rn . - - - Insuranc.61 ,-----,,-,--,Protection, uy COMPLETE Lif•, Aute·. Fire, Polto .. Call Mills, Mirtdleport. Oblo. A Ford Station How would you explain it to a child1 agon ·- beat used car BJLL CHJLUS. roR 'v...ALU~, · ~e, ~:..:~~o~2,. ' \ · , ~.l .'1 0 lmop 1 H'OUSE iil 'Middleport. 2 · near SALE - 1950 Jeep StatiOn' Rutland. Mabel Hogue. Phone w~on, wllh overdriVe, a:ood ~932. 7 15 6tp conditlou. Phone 2~. · 1 7 9 6te' 3 bath;p;~fment, newCall 294." 7 2 II Your ideal traveling companion 1 -=,:=::;:-=K91 · For Scie . fraUer--41 ft. Ponhac Coach. Delbert Mlt.chell, 240 Mulbcc,r St.•. Middleport, Ohio. 7 11 3te 10 H. 1P.· Johhlion outboard molllr, 112 'ft. death .•• let alone40,000 in traffic ftcddenla laat year7 v B~om boat1 ·b oth in good condition, price $1W.OO real buy see boat 11nd motor ,at Rent Sdhi Nicklea GUlf Station, 806 W . ( 16) ' --,-, Main St., Pomeroy. -7· 11 ·3' ~ ·FOR SALE oR TRADE - 22 aere ' · 4 room bouse, · tnail and &rooery store alze Toledo silalea !or sale. Conta~t Al'len R-oush, ·SCIIOOI bus route. Sell, or l':,ade and l('t. Geor~e Br~dbury, 0 . 7 12 3te ).~~~Rutland. , 'l41-6tp REGIStERED GOLDEN .'!letrlever Jli.. puppie... Po:!!." feel for field WGrk "1!iJ or shQ.w. Write.: W. R. Elber· ' -ft:ld; 318 Qak St. 1 IHilsboro, 0 1 7 18 6tc For \ ; You'l never 'llllliglnt how lllanJ - A111erlca'1 favorite wa.O.a han untl you get IKII••fnltd wlllt - , . Y~· wh~ther you'~ piallllintr ~· vacati..UO, in llu! ' . ·,- Rockiea this yoar, or m the rockll>r eiWr on your beck porch, you'U lind theta Ford Station WaJOn is an ideal lroveUng companion, Come in and moot our 5 atiiiiiilna atation waiJOII modola face-to-face .•. the·WOI'Id'e moot popular WOJODS. Built around a rugpd """ "IDJ\01' Ford" and avallable with Thunderbird \"·8 onglneo . • • IJ!ey can quickly tum your !Vacation mllos into the moot pleasant momorioo you ever hlld! ' Come in today ; ; ; Action Toot one of our 5 Ford "haulert1 of f11111e" ••• and let ue ahow you bow to get the Here'• Aowyou ""'htlp:· Dflw• tal.lr, ~ )'911fltlf, Ob-..... lho!ltt. wCiffthlg "''•,' ................. •Mp~& - ..-................- . 3 bouS('s-one in , MHlrl)eporl, twO near Ruthlild. Mabel Hogue, Rut·J<ind. Phone 2~032. 7-11-3 11 BUILDING LOTS 09 lloute 7, 12 . minutus from Pomeroy. Choice or site. :;talph Russell, Poraeroy. ;~ ,f•.29 7tc t b~r. W+ite:.Mr. G. H. ·.OJaTkf;"BO., ParkersbUrg;, Wn va. , ·t •·. 7123tc Pdf~ -40,3, 2 stOry- briCk 'buildaln.ut St., Middleport. Contact WJ lliam Mich~et, eur. 2nd and W~lnut, Phone 6036-Y. Ing 6M l ( 18) · Employment Wanted · 4 L·oo: :l house, 3 \ , 796tc ac~cs ~rtle n. Route, C he~l!'lr. - --·-~- $::15 :1.·~ 12ti: ==== ~~ or .Rodney bownlit~ : AGEN 11\'~URANCE l'lr.J~ I 1 1 Automobile. Hul ACCIDENT Llh. c•..,.lty and . . . . Real Estate B'roklr In MIDDL8PORT, OHIO PHONU :I( , 6311 '1J6.M AUNT FRITZI·"• I . STePPED ON · . SOME CHEWING GUM ON ELM SHIJLTZ 'STREET '" ·; " : ..· ABBIE AND " mott fun out ol your vacation! ~--' af .. tr.Mc ' · - w.., worfl ,., -,ou, liCit ···""'.,... ,_-,...,,.,.,.... ......, .............. DOWNI I'.JJJ.i.-., ., • paWk Hruief ill~"'",. n. 4ducrli•i~ G\Hw1l ....... N~Ad......., &...C.:....,..tiu ' WILLIE .. \ $150 (. Want@.d.,-i>APER . H.\N GIJ\ G-1 .25 per month : At A_pple· Grove. Sl't' Ale-..: Wher•ler. 7 15 3k · years experience. rrtle e~ 'i mal9!S, L. V. Reisinger, Ra"ln • Box l2f, Ohio. 7·5· 1 r HOUSE - R roomS and bat h . One mile from Chesler on Rt. No. 7," · l'ullning wate,.·, electricity. and .natural gas ,in bousE:~ ,rblg garden. Yu 5·!:!232. A. J. l:i:"ar-~er , Star ·- ----·---.:;c~-;;:-:'~ What do you ten him •tt. the cralh-"D.ddy Mn't comina home any more"? DOM that explain even on. Dort (21) Real Estot<! For.Rent r.or· water, plea<41 1 ,ICIIAP IRON- ... ETALS v v Check the oil •r>:J m~URAL I B!W i953 ?:11:-6ic ·: GASOLINE ALLEV WE BUY I family re&ponslbiHties or full time empluyment, local asslgnrrl.en t wijh nationally known or· ganizatlon, Number 1 .In its field, definite gua.ranteod inPontiac 8 .cyl. Dlx~ 2 dr. S ~Va. PhoQe TUtu.81S. 7 8 6tp con\e· for those aCcepted. Pleaa-r;lan Hydramatl ~ drive. SpoUess i2 ~On or H.ay". 'f tOb tlmo.thy, S tOD ) nJ perso!la~ity a.n~ bea( refer· ·- nraa:t!lal light · blue fini81l. of clover and all.&lfa. Also 7, A. le~ce requ1r~d. ThiS 18 n?t a tra~· ~lli.Oj} Blaettnar'J, Pomer;)y. firm for sa.le. CHarles Bisaell, ehng nor · usu~l can.va111ng ~sl111-tltc ' , · . ' MiRerirVIlle, RD t. tt.O~ . "for loeal interview wrttt 7 g·et ·--;:'-c:;--;-c-,--'P giVtng' age, addreu, pho~e num1 FOR !I \LE ·- Small blisi~ess, ber to Mr. Gerald -Clark, Box 19&2 Buick Conv. .Cpt. $695.00. d 4083 p k 'b YBiaettnar's, Pomeroy. . &TOCel/, ra~. pop AI) lee ereain: , ~r er ur~, w. a. 7 11 .• 1~ 1 _ Chev. 2 dr. Hard· ·~TOp. Reuonable. Pho?e . ~7·M:, "'1: • • "<_·I 12 3tc · 9 $59G.OO. Blaettnar'!i, Pomeroy ·• ~\ WANTED - · NeW' and Used car · Pomeroy, Ohio ' A.lumln:...m eombinalloq 1tOnn anci 11m~en wtndowllilnd dOQ.tr. Steel and aluminum awnings. inp ca{topics. Call Wllli.l m ' l!tdford, R.ndr Rol'lnllt. ·ft 2 1 m~p . Writ~ ·.? 12 Stp Sherwood, Dept. PMS, •!am r· FOR SAL&;.:... APPLES -o..Qne- U.d .den Hlghlah,lb:, Maine. 7·11·3 'p • tw<~ dO Wars per~ buihet. New Haven . .... •. ' Orehird.' New Haven. Phone TU· H6QSEWIVES & MOTHERS--Part 246~~-~· 7 12 lOtC ' ·.tlbt6' :WithOut ' interferrlng with ' 2·221 ·11 ie~l P.A'(1CARD. Good .condition. . " Quick sale, Robert 0. Pullin•, S Layton's Grilj ant Hou~ f<Jr ilale. 1.\b@. 1'AI· ton . true~. Al~o rerlatertd rty Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Boston Terrier puppies . .Contacl . 7 12 3tc ~ytoo. Sa~!re, ~ew Haven, W. G. 5. Hobstetter Jr.; t•al Estat41 ...,~,, 225 E. Znd Sl. ·•,ur· Ph Gas furnace, storm windows & .doQrs wall to wall carpeting, ¥.. bath down stairs,. filii bath' upstairs. Ideal ·location at 101 High Street.l'lilll!~lng available. . . J:'iJ;, M~7fs1QNi oS. .:;z.. • . BULLD0%Eit for hi.-.. ltOftdw, IMNmtntf., l•ndtcap4,._ ,R. M Cawdary, 1.on1 8ottDrt Phonto . 10. ...... ' ,.-2$-tf • Auto.~<!rvlct!s t8b' . 7 Room _House, 3 Bedrooms ' (20)Buslness Serv.lces I 3 I msrrled nt' 1 IJe 23 J:o 3S, & day week, too .alary plu.a bonUJ, apply Niclt· le.a Bakery. 806 W. )I.-in St. fome:roy after rt:OO P. M. any week day. 7-ll·a•.r I be 1tHufh Suncfly REAL ESTAT. R<.· fOB SALE ' In need of \IO~d work llf any kind. Hlsb School sraduate. Phone ti923-J. ,James Mohler. Middleport, Itt. 1. '1 '1 •np WA~"TED-reUabte -n-c-e"d OVA STANDINGS r1, o., Jutr 11. hs?-.. WORK DESPERATELY NEEDeD, - grouadJ. ~ 71flo3tp Ill W The lanky ex..Jacket hlttlna: and pllehing , ,1Lar etplalned he'd rather play eve1 )tday iatbet than just when he pit<hed. He'll BetUe for first base o · lhe outfield . John. Parsons, who is t111ting them to hilt ... ttrkt . f)7) Help Wonted ("3 , I" Memorion Plr•tU. be as a pitcher." 0 T.JlOtp I LOT in syiaru1e. Approximately Ott 1 300 ft. I Ha1 fr9ntaa:e-.on 2 Jtreett . Small uaidence, out· .. l'l'1Jida.tte: Refri&'Vlt«"t. l:lul1dlnja,' sar\ water, electridty . FEM.ALE WANTED lmmedjatel)' ...,_ '""~"""'• Mlddt.,.rt, Ohl1 nlee . lawn snade treet. · fiower s. lor ~ w~eka. Unattached, reapontJ.ble woman, 21-M yre. or -'::;-:--;-"-:'7--'"::--'-2_9_tf Here JJ a bargain. Better check Ud.l one. -l!:arl 'D.•Mender Sr.q:e, ,. EXI)AI. tenced with chl.ld Roo(Jor. Pearl Porker- Aio'ht. ear&, co~lng and icneral houseIN "F<)Nl;) MEMORY of our wife PomerOy. PhOne 201 . 7 l6 "3tc wprk, Good pay.. Must live in 1 PhQhe 241, Mrs. f'inley . 7 1~ 6tc -. and mother, Mrs. Glad)'IJ Van SAUSAGE s11JrFER c J1 Gl Meter, wbo p181Cd away 1 year , . · · a no WORK BY DAY or ironing ut . a.co tocfay, Ju.l)• 10. Shu ls sadly Pr1ode, Se:cond St., Pomeroy. ho m e. Call ·o:z2!5·J after 4 p. m. missed .and ber kJndi1.eu an4 7 15 3tc 7 I~ 3tc lqve WiH ~v"~ be forgptten USED RYHALD Cool f~;;;;e~7D, ·t hroueb the yeal'l ltl)' her niany tneh cast lion $50. Phone 165-X. WANTED: Experio -waitres~. • .friends, hu ~ band and children, 7 15 S~c M\l&ot be OV<tr 18. Apply Parker 1 " · Che~t"er VanMeter and Re s,tauranl Pome-roy, o. Family. ' I ieeondltioned Slna:ers.. Portable 7 1~ 3tc 7 15 ltp Eledrie Sewing Macmne,. New AM,BJTJOUS MAN of unquestion--"--::-=---:-'" --:. hlotor. 'New wlri111. Guaranteed able refinment a11d character , !6) l.ost & yean. Lowest price ever. Only ade 24 to eo, college education --$14M. Hurry! Limited supply. pref~rred , must be ready to ac· . Wr~te Ho ..aehold Se1fin& Ma· LOST f,20 m SttrkS". On floor or chine co., -918 3rd Av'i!., Hunt- ·rt:pt po.sitil•n Dy Aug. 1 and ·b~ capable of r;:oarnin ~ a.bovc $5,000 r~•t room. If found return to i~el:oR. w. va., " f<lr free home aetnually. Need Local 11ssistant to St~rks prPmises. Rt!Ceive re- 1 deMon:~~tratlon . 7 12 8tp deVelo~d as area manager . WIIJ'd. ; .• 7 1' 3tp , t For Jocal 1:1te!'view '~rite full y :F<)~3 keys in bolder at Syca- UOTPO;:INT;:·:-,'71r-~io[1~ra. 1 and giV'jng age, ~x:peri.ence and back!DOl'e and M~n Sl Owner may 2 ton e~pJtcity, t'lo extra cbllr,:e ground lncludinl{. phone numfor Jlnaneul(l. We ser.v~ce What tujve' l!l.a me by iuwlng c.ost of this Uer to •¥r· G. H. Clark, Box 1 · 7 15 3tc · ad. we · se~l. .Fife Refrigeration, '?"h .4 083, Parkersburg, W. Va . :r-- ---j 1 South Thhd Ave ., _Middleport. 7 12 3tc .the nl.chte•P- Nuxbaii oow baa a Ufe time record of 1&-8 111lnlt tile 5 I · ~UI....:;;-t.r 5outhp1w Joe NuxhaU plek~ up hb third vletoey of the aeuon Ill; timea at bat . t Storm windowa. 3 and 9/10 acre• ·1 mile north of Chester on Rt. 1 . Ulennia Hi;;ffman , CheSter, Ohio. llaJt~•ajte LMQqe - LaDe Cede Ch~ts - LAU Window n rlJ.= ond game. H6 mashed four· ~,.:.,i::~~G~o:I~U~pj>~U~o~3~~;..;;:;;; bitl Hartford 2 ~~B~ur~~~tN~a~l"':•:•:ar:kl~ed~Jn~the: , c.,Olville one bia e)Jbth home rUn, tu tO~· Wa11hlngton ,... 27 448 . - w., · aorue Instruction Kroll offered tht> COllinS JOliath at the tarllng Oven at tllnt, Mich., tour weeks ago; ~or, 1 ~IJ·foot·flve, 240 poun~er wft.O pbped pro footba11 briefly . with th6 Wa1hJngton Redsklns, ' ·fipilhed two 1trote1 In rront of '~Bo Wllllnsor with a 72 ''!'''11ol• ..on of 1171• . .650 ·~ Bobby is only a junior coming up this autumn, but he said he's "goin~o: along for the t'Xperiencc , and to see what It's all about," Bowles told Spo,rls Ue~k Suuday!" ''I'd s ure lih to make it some where and I'd rather lt would not KITCHENER, 0 n t. UP MJ1hty Geor1e Bayer. 11011', bl&'· 1e1t hitter. a:lva Ted Kroll il hA"Ifl 1llee of the credlt for hi• mtldtn victory Saturda.v 1 n the Canadian Open e:hamplonehip. '1l ~II help wltb my iron1 that ha• helped me more than an:r· thln1... Bayer 1ald, ..-eferrlng t() 46 sa .586 .l -- camp. • two 38 44 30 M REDLEG BAtrn==-Rs RING MERRY TuNES - bath. P•"•d air •••I furnace. 1 -::-:--::;::;::-;;:-: WOMAN Bee(!, I home Wrh.e Ger· H,') bby Nelson , fleet eenletflel· der who like~ to take his eut at lhe ball , goei this morning with Jamie Bowles and Dave Hindy to St. Marys , W Va ., for a Pirate try- , Y. UP pro tennis occ·a n s urf his native SPARS TWO ROUNDS GREENWOOD Lr\KE, N. y UP Floyd l'llttc rson JPRJ"I'CII New York . . Ah! Those Sweet Hits! ----~·~~---.~----~~~~~~-, ' N!AJILY NEW l romn houJe wltb - --.---- -=-:-""'='-----(!-) Notices • -s> al-l Brown bandil)' In Madlaon Square 44 36 • Birch 14 3 .215 J . Fis her B I) .000 Ffome run s· L<~rry Wolfe 1. McNie· kles I, Jr . WnUe 2; tr1p1es. Aaron Wolle 1, MeNiekles I. Jr. Wolfe I Eddie Stobart l. Doubles, Aaron WoHe 3, Larry Wolfe 1, McNiekles l Jr. Wolfe 3, E Stobarl 1 Taylor 1, Birch 1. hy Leo plonR b,y WhlpJJing Frank Sedgmn·n, 0-3,. 6-4 . 6-4: It was o~e or t~e mo!-11 1mp ress!vo d ebut~ m the hl~tory or th t· JU"O game. Sedj,JmaJ1'~ game doc~n ' t mAtch that of PAncho (;omale~, the pro eha!'lplon . Bu t (<' rank . 2G, i,; an expcnen('cd pro And wu cxpcdcd to give his yr1u11g AUI;trnlian cm 1,ntrym11n a bitter tus!llt•. 47 3e Brooklyn Cincinnati . -~~ ~;c-~~~~~~;;;;~~;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;~~;;~ Hoarl . ('ar ning the fi rst chunk or the rl·corcl $12~ .000 {'Ontraet ht' acceptl'd fro m promoter Jack Kra· mt ·r 1.a~l we~~· featured SundRy's play m the l .ou~nnment Of Cham· Betting Is York at St. Nicholas Arooa. Eacb i1 fatt and aturresaiye tboulh a comparatively light punchtr. And each bad hard lu ck in hla 1111 bOut. Ippolito, 23, lost • IPiit de:cJiiOP to unbeaten Stefan Redl at St. Niek'l, June 3, Referee Al Btorl favored Frankie, 1+1, •nd 10 did many fans .· S.Iem. 24. waa beating W11lter 28 MeNiek'e Jr. Wolle W.•g•l D. Wolfe A. Stobarl E. Stobar•. D. Taylor Adams D Graham I hinl. FOREST HlLLS, N. Lew Uoad opened his rarccr Lhc way the I hi1s l hc heache11 of Sy rln cy-With a bang . at "even money" for toniQhl' ~ TV 10 • rounder between light · wei hh Tomn1y Salem of Cle veJan1 and Frankie Ippolito or New AB 3 H 0 they gGne. . long there will willbe neteruune how ''ll they don't attract attention the first day with some phase or this: their abilities they'll be home the first night," John said. ,, AV Hindy one of the lads &"Oing up·000 river today, !urprised himaelf Sun·285 day against roolville. Dick Spen·100 cer stuted qn lhe hlll for Coolvme ·250 and Dave, ~ut to go to bat the . 3110 4110 firat time, moaned: .000 "I can't hit that soft ftu1t he'll .137l throwing In rbere." · .2~7 Hlndy had a couple- of balls and .208 two JJtrikea on him when he drove .2M a clean double over 1econd base. .uoo Later he connected for two long .000 blows both oJ which were dropped Hoad Bangs Into Victory In His First Pro Play The third game will feature lh!• openinll 11ame of the qua'rlcr fin11ls with Hobson's Ret! Birds playJng Phtllp Sporn. By UrtltM ,,.... ~ATIONAI. LEAGUI W. l. P&. GB St. Louis 47 34 .MO PhiladP.IptUa n 35 .&73 ~ Mil wau.kee • ' ' '-Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 1&, 18&7 I ~nn , lo(,t.art f'all.\. placed ~c eo.~d ~ nd llnb_ l:lnlll'l" , l lw t~tc r . 0 ., fin . lshed thJ.rd . . ' All ;lrtve rs and owners w1J. nwet 1 h~1 rsrfa .Y 111 gh t at 8 p..m. at I hi' Mobil S~a!.wn nn ~: Mau1 St. lng with the West Columbia Comell meeting the Jr. OUAM Lorll(l' o( New Haven at 7 p. M. In the aecond game ol' Ihe evt>n · Ina Minersville w\11 pllly l't . PleA · 1ant 81111 Departme nl Storr BOI'l· ·BASEBALl RESULTS r DESK Sau rJ1!ers drivmg 1\r:n <:nn•ers' No. 7fl. Adams was se rond and Hlch Wil son of Ll't arl l'"~l b, 0 ., """'"" • PrM'SBURGH UP - 1be em- and Smotey Bur&eal led the RedcinDati Redler~ were within two le& attack ·at the pJate. , Crowe drove ln. three :runs md Pitts-burgh .357 lSJ,t pereeotate point. of fourth place today after •weep.ln1 a double- Bur1e11 lteGwtted for two wltb a Ch . 27 •g ••• lCilgo ·s~~d~Y:s 1 ~ 1 h- l'J''A header from Pitt:Jbura:b, ~. and plneb single 1n the aeveDth lnnlq. Brook!~ 3 M'twauk.ee 2 lU, The Pirates wiped out a )-0 d• New York 8 Chicago 6 12 Jnru. The Redlegs shed a seven a:ame fieit In tbe filtb lnnhlt: wt~ a five Philadelphia c st. Louia 2 ut loalDg streak witb a as hit total run rally. Clneinnatf came bac:lr: Philadelphia 11 Sl Louia -t 2nd !Gr the two games q:aloat the Pi· ln the sev~mh to rea:tln the letid, Cj11cirm.at1 g Pittsburgh fl 1st ratea. 8-8, witb six runa oo eight bltl. By Clt.el TaucliW Cincinnati 12 Pittsburgh 4 '!nd Alter flndtng the &oiog roua:h 1 Both teams batted around the bat· Saturday, RHUitr. &e&inst Milwaukee, St. LouU and tlng order In eacb of the "big IDHilton Wolfe , Jr., known as "Dig Foozy" or J'ust plain Jun. St. Louis at New York, ppd., rain Brooklyn, Cincinnati battered sev- innings." . Cineinniati at Brooklyn ppd raln . e n Pirate pitchert tor 14 bits in Each t<am came back wltll a . I 10. r, was ead mg. the Racine OVA entry •s ot July 13 In bat· -~"" Milwaukee 4 Pitt.!bllftb' 3 · the firat a:aml'! and 18 safeties .In sloJle tally late In the a:ame. tmg averages With 10 JU.U..Jn 25 trips for a nice .400. T.bes~ Philadelphia~ Chicago 2 the niJhtcap. Herschel Freeman wt 1 credited ten bingles incl ude two bomers, one triple .. and three doubles . TuHday'1 <hmes In -the open~r George Crowe wl.lb the win bia fourth of tbe That leaves 1. pittance of four singles in the ten hits. AU oth- St. Louis at Bfooklyn, night aeasGn. Bob Friend, wbo pitched crs were for extra bases. Cincinnati ill New York, nl.a:ht Cleve-land 3 Boatop 3 tat ooly one third or an .111Gl.ng went M"l k t Ph'l d 1 tG hb llth de'feat. ' Cleveland 17 Boston 4 2nd 1 1 a e phla,. n1gbt Big Fooz p1c ked up two more st'ngles Sund= aga'nst Gal- Chicago wau ee a S.tvrda... 1 RHU Its .. J \ at Pittsburgh, nl.a:bt , ' Ailing Ted Klwzewskl had a I1_po IIS which, although I lack infor,mation on how maRy offiAMERICAN LEAGUE Karuas City 6 New Yorle 4 profltable day against the Pirates. Cia! appearances he had, couldn't have hurt this average much . w. L. Pet. GB Cleveland 5 Baltimore ·2 The bl& nrst b-.eman r.oneeted Of the othE>r full tl~e players St. Mary1, 11ld the tryout i.& for 1Ne~ York ... ·. .. M: 28 .85SJ Holton 6 DetroJt_ 2 two, homers in tbe Dightcap and Aaron Wolfe, centerfleldcr, hall two day11 and how the bo)'s do Ch1eago .... __ .. ~1 31 .622 3 Chicago 7 Wr.abington 4 hit a pinch aiugle In CDe opeper, f>IRy ing In the Bend Sof\1)!'11 A bc~in ne rs' ra ce_ ~as won by TournamenU at Hachtel l<'iE>I rl in Tom WJ!!oughhy r.lrmng Lhc N.o. Mason City wl\1 resume this eve~ - ~ \fi of h1s br othN s. W;ty lw Wil· • ' ' I Racine Grabs OVA Baseball Lead \ • ., ~ .. •, ' ·; ' IN iS MINUTIS ·' ' . to.ilo D~ lo fiOOO ••• .Subjed to Prompt Appronl 124 E. Mlln Sl. Pb~e 197 Eraeol Covotl, Mgr. . 461 ,S., Third St. ' ' OHLY .· YOU"' ·FOR& DEALER I ~ • • • '' ' " • < ' '• ' ' ;<" .. ' �·· ·- -'--- ... ·-·· ... ·- .. ------- ... -· _...)_.., _ ,, ..... . • ' Reynolds Beats Tucker 13 To 3 ~ ~TiaeiiiiiiiDiiiau.,sent&nel In Mound Duel At Bachtel Park SPORTS Pomeroy, with Big Chief Huey gl~~ in the barrage • Reynolds on the mound, knocked Racine sewed 11 up In the filtb tbe Hartford Tigers out of t::a"' inning when Mi{'key Hardway, GalOhio Valley Association lead Sun · hpolLs, starter, couldn't get any· day after noon at Bachtel F teld body out. Hob Btrch s tarte(l it olf with a 6-2 victory wh1je Rarin e , with a walk Don Wolfe and Tav· wi nnt:r at G11llipolis 13-S, took top lor. singled ,· John F ts her double~\. spot. McNi ck los waH t ~. Stob<lri, Jr., MiddleJM~rt kepl pace with close Wolfe , and l.arr} \O,: o!fe singled. 5-3 win over Coolville on the loca l 1 St>vt•n runs had sNred. diamond as ~im Bowles starh· ,l McKean repla ced Hardway and and ltsted unt1l t he seventh before stoppe(! the onslaught !'old. tiring. Ga!liPQiis hitters were Morgan Reynold~ was too much fo r Hart- with a single and double, Emil ford hitters as he limited Ch1·t Thomas a nd Bub Wwn with. sinOliver's lads to two safe ties, a dou· gles. · ' ble and bunt sing1e in the seconrl Wu lfc famn·d lllf' " ,•n d waiked jnning that netted two runs with t hree with his south paw work the aid of two errors. while llarday fanned three , walked Meanwhile, Pomeroy sluggers lwo and ~rKean struckout four .were hanging out 12 hil! ori Lui - and walked four . her Tueker who went all the way. · RALL v FAILS They got_t_hree runs in t he s ixth i~Coolv ille had the tH•mg r un nl nln~. tra1hn g 0·2 to go and stay m rirsL and the winner ill the plaltl the lead. in the bottom of the ninth with Rey nolds led off wilh a single. n une ou t at Mirl!!lf'porl but r e lld Kitlrel Williams doubled, Phil Cui · pitcher Cha rle y Gtoba rt hore dow:-. !ins doubled and Jimmy J . Hem · to str1k e out the side It was a sley was safe on an error, Co llin ~ great t~ispla.Ji of conlness. scoring the third run . J;uni e Bowles had sl;•r1ed ancl (n the seventh Nesselrnads led (l id not allow a hit until j ·ray lor orr by sin.e:li11g. Jeffers !lOt hi s doubled in the last of the seventh . first single, and both scored on a Vagi ! Sp~ncc 1· singled and C. Taydoublt error. In the nmth Jefl'er~ lor walked and Dorsel Rtebe l ~ou · singled again, Reyno lds s acr ific ed bled , Thrt·e runs were home ar.d aml Collin.~ singled Jeffen horn e Slohart rame in. Bowles shifted to Other Pomeroy hitters we re right and Mick Mill~r ca rn e tc Hemsley, Van Vranken , Bub Wil shortstop. ~o.n and Hartsell Do~rill , each with Stohart pu t that ftrc out by get· !!ingles. Reynolds fanntJd l"ivc and tin g Larry Balde r son to gro un1 I 1 I w~tlked two; Tucker fllnned four and walked five. rut. 1 000 003 2Ql- 6 12 2 020 000 09.0--2 2 5 Middlepol"! got lwo rnns in the rirsl inning as Nelson singled hu"l Reynold1 and Ne.sselroad. Tu c- was c&u g~l off first, Wilt willked, ker and Tennant. j II indy dot11J ied and (•rrors on !\hiRACINE BREAKS !LOOSE IN anfl (' Jatworthy hrflught Will Behind . the four-hit pitching ol ~ nd II indy homl' . , In lh1~ fu11rth Milh-r si ngled tu . Larry "Little l<'oozy" Wolfe Racme clmbbererl Gallipolis Into a 4-4 sea - lear! nff an rl with onr· o ut Stnhart son Blanding with 14 hits and 13 wa;; hit. Howll' S f'louted a home r past evc •·yhudy in ce n t •~r . runs off two downriver hurl ers. Dick Taylor, Aho.rtstup, was lhl' Middl£>pon 200 300 000-- 5 lU 3 tlillin~ star wilh a thre~;-run hi,Jr.er Coolvi llr WJO 000 &oo-.;J 5 J m the seventh inning and a. ~ in g l e Bowks, Slnb:~rt (71. and Call l'arlior. Don Wolfe, Jr. Wolfe :! IH.I 1 Dil"k sPcm·er. l:la l der ~u n (4l. J r. Eddie Stohart eaC"h had t~•o si n- Spr.n cN t8o. ;,,tHI V. Sp r.n ct:r . Pomeroy · Hartrord . King Has Big Day At Claybanks - ------ - - - · ---:- Taking Feature, Pursuit Races Kenny King of Pomeroy won the Feature and the Australian Pursuit race Sunday at t lle Clt~y · bankA Speedway and t0<.1k seeund ill the first h,ea~ for One or ll!d be't days in h!i ~o . 14. Eugene Willoughby pl aced M~r. · - - ---·-· flnd MHI G lem1 Thomp son rinished Ltlird in his No. 15. Willoughby eaptur·ed thr first heat in h is "92" followed by K ing and Tho mpson . In lht• Au.~tralinn Pu rs ult Kinll Wll s follo wed by Willoughby ami fiohhy .)c )(' Arl :u ns o, llm·1ne Ill h is Softball Tourney Resumes, TonJ'ght At Bac hteI I'I<''leld N•:;.h: s low h£>n t Wil~ WOII berl. Before Sunday he in badrecent .286 days. wJtb been coming strong el~ht hits in 28 trJp.11, including a lrlple and three · doublu... The club roster looks hke RACINE AVERAG!S ~-A~~Ife Salem-IJ'polito Fight Now E-ven Moner In Odds NEW YORK UP - A. Wolfe I.. Wolfe 8 30 3 24 ..,. 0 ~IO 10 3 15 22 3~ 0 3 9 5 24 Powell Gaul f 1 4 4 0 I) 1 D I I Garden, March 8. when he suffered a cut brown end lost to BrowrJ on a !lt:.venth·round TKO . out '" • • ' .....• '- Bayer Thankful To Kroll For wadian Open round.~ agui n ~ t Wll~o n Hn nnl hal and one N1th. aaain~t Howle Turner t nd Bud Woodhall Sunday in preparation for hi.s heavy weJgbt title detense ugainlll Tom· my Hurricane JAckson at lht• Polo Grounds July 2~. ~~ .M8 2~ ..488 9 ~ BaltimoreT...adlv't at ChlcaJo. niaht Gamts Cleveland ...... 44 43 40 -'24 .518 11% Boston . ....... 11 Detroit ........ f2 41 .M6 121,1 Baltimore .. . ·-- 39 43 .476 15 Kansas City .... 31 50 .383 22~ Bilton at Kansa, City. olght ·New York at Detroit, oi1ht Washington It Cleveland, night .3ll! 28:14: Lo, AI Mill RI<;AN ASSOCIATION Sundoy'• Rtiull'l ·· u •• le 6 Il!>nm 0 !It . Chicago 3 New York 1 't.lt Denver 7 Lou:itvllle 1 2nd New York tJ Chle~;·~ 4 2nd Indlanapolil ~ M:lDneapoiis 4 Washingt~n ~ ~nos City_1 1st 0~ 4 ~rleaton 3 , W~eblta 3 .St Paul 2. lit, 8 inn. 1 Kansas C1ty 11 wa~lnlton 8-bd De:tro~t 10 :Ht•~lmorc 7i Hit , Wle!bUa 2 St. P•ul 1 2nd., inn. Detrolt 7 Baltimore 8 2nd 1 10 mn. INTIIlNATION.AL LE.AGUI Toron\9 3 Roehe,,ter 0 1Bt in the- outfield lor officl1l enbrt Toronto 1 Ro:tbeater o 2nd bUt Hlndy stopPed on second· ba1e )JOGlt'real"Bllt~ffalo o 1st both times. Montreal: 3 !iulfe.Io 2 2nd Not bad for a ~Y tbat can't hit Jol.lami 7 COlumbqs 8 ut soft stun. One of them eame With Miaml3 CO~~nntpu• ~ ~Dd Balderson pitc~n.a: wllo throws •em Riehmond ·3 ~vana 0 l:!Jt even sorter. Havana 5 Rl.c bmond 1 2nd trpde Btll, Box. 34, Portl•nd, . The Redlfll:t toot tod•r Off ~ fore beJinning a three &•iDe aerle1 with New York In the Pole Found I:~~~~~!' 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A Ford Station How would you explain it to a child1 agon ·- beat used car BJLL CHJLUS. roR 'v...ALU~, · ~e, ~:..:~~o~2,. ' \ · , ~.l .'1 0 lmop 1 H'OUSE iil 'Middleport. 2 · near SALE - 1950 Jeep StatiOn' Rutland. Mabel Hogue. Phone w~on, wllh overdriVe, a:ood ~932. 7 15 6tp conditlou. Phone 2~. · 1 7 9 6te' 3 bath;p;~fment, newCall 294." 7 2 II Your ideal traveling companion 1 -=,:=::;:-=K91 · For Scie . fraUer--41 ft. Ponhac Coach. Delbert Mlt.chell, 240 Mulbcc,r St.•. Middleport, Ohio. 7 11 3te 10 H. 1P.· Johhlion outboard molllr, 112 'ft. death .•• let alone40,000 in traffic ftcddenla laat year7 v B~om boat1 ·b oth in good condition, price $1W.OO real buy see boat 11nd motor ,at Rent Sdhi Nicklea GUlf Station, 806 W . ( 16) ' --,-, Main St., Pomeroy. -7· 11 ·3' ~ ·FOR SALE oR TRADE - 22 aere ' · 4 room bouse, · tnail and &rooery store alze Toledo silalea !or sale. Conta~t Al'len R-oush, ·SCIIOOI bus route. Sell, or l':,ade and l('t. Geor~e Br~dbury, 0 . 7 12 3te ).~~~Rutland. , 'l41-6tp REGIStERED GOLDEN .'!letrlever Jli.. puppie... Po:!!." feel for field WGrk "1!iJ or shQ.w. Write.: W. R. Elber· ' -ft:ld; 318 Qak St. 1 IHilsboro, 0 1 7 18 6tc For \ ; You'l never 'llllliglnt how lllanJ - A111erlca'1 favorite wa.O.a han untl you get IKII••fnltd wlllt - , . Y~· wh~ther you'~ piallllintr ~· vacati..UO, in llu! ' . ·,- Rockiea this yoar, or m the rockll>r eiWr on your beck porch, you'U lind theta Ford Station WaJOn is an ideal lroveUng companion, Come in and moot our 5 atiiiiiilna atation waiJOII modola face-to-face .•. the·WOI'Id'e moot popular WOJODS. Built around a rugpd """ "IDJ\01' Ford" and avallable with Thunderbird \"·8 onglneo . • • IJ!ey can quickly tum your !Vacation mllos into the moot pleasant momorioo you ever hlld! ' Come in today ; ; ; Action Toot one of our 5 Ford "haulert1 of f11111e" ••• and let ue ahow you bow to get the Here'• Aowyou ""'htlp:· Dflw• tal.lr, ~ )'911fltlf, Ob-..... lho!ltt. wCiffthlg "''•,' ................. •Mp~& - ..-................- . 3 bouS('s-one in , MHlrl)eporl, twO near Ruthlild. Mabel Hogue, Rut·J<ind. Phone 2~032. 7-11-3 11 BUILDING LOTS 09 lloute 7, 12 . minutus from Pomeroy. Choice or site. :;talph Russell, Poraeroy. ;~ ,f•.29 7tc t b~r. W+ite:.Mr. G. H. ·.OJaTkf;"BO., ParkersbUrg;, Wn va. , ·t •·. 7123tc Pdf~ -40,3, 2 stOry- briCk 'buildaln.ut St., Middleport. Contact WJ lliam Mich~et, eur. 2nd and W~lnut, Phone 6036-Y. Ing 6M l ( 18) · Employment Wanted · 4 L·oo: :l house, 3 \ , 796tc ac~cs ~rtle n. Route, C he~l!'lr. - --·-~- $::15 :1.·~ 12ti: ==== ~~ or .Rodney bownlit~ : AGEN 11\'~URANCE l'lr.J~ I 1 1 Automobile. Hul ACCIDENT Llh. c•..,.lty and . . . . Real Estate B'roklr In MIDDL8PORT, OHIO PHONU :I( , 6311 '1J6.M AUNT FRITZI·"• I . STePPED ON · . SOME CHEWING GUM ON ELM SHIJLTZ 'STREET '" ·; " : ..· ABBIE AND " mott fun out ol your vacation! ~--' af .. tr.Mc ' · - w.., worfl ,., -,ou, liCit ···""'.,... ,_-,...,,.,.,.... ......, .............. DOWNI I'.JJJ.i.-., ., • paWk Hruief ill~"'",. n. 4ducrli•i~ G\Hw1l ....... N~Ad......., &...C.:....,..tiu ' WILLIE .. \ $150 (. Want@.d.,-i>APER . H.\N GIJ\ G-1 .25 per month : At A_pple· Grove. Sl't' Ale-..: Wher•ler. 7 15 3k · years experience. rrtle e~ 'i mal9!S, L. V. Reisinger, Ra"ln • Box l2f, Ohio. 7·5· 1 r HOUSE - R roomS and bat h . One mile from Chesler on Rt. No. 7," · l'ullning wate,.·, electricity. and .natural gas ,in bousE:~ ,rblg garden. Yu 5·!:!232. A. J. l:i:"ar-~er , Star ·- ----·---.:;c~-;;:-:'~ What do you ten him •tt. the cralh-"D.ddy Mn't comina home any more"? DOM that explain even on. Dort (21) Real Estot<! For.Rent r.or· water, plea<41 1 ,ICIIAP IRON- ... ETALS v v Check the oil •r>:J m~URAL I B!W i953 ?:11:-6ic ·: GASOLINE ALLEV WE BUY I family re&ponslbiHties or full time empluyment, local asslgnrrl.en t wijh nationally known or· ganizatlon, Number 1 .In its field, definite gua.ranteod inPontiac 8 .cyl. Dlx~ 2 dr. S ~Va. PhoQe TUtu.81S. 7 8 6tp con\e· for those aCcepted. Pleaa-r;lan Hydramatl ~ drive. SpoUess i2 ~On or H.ay". 'f tOb tlmo.thy, S tOD ) nJ perso!la~ity a.n~ bea( refer· ·- nraa:t!lal light · blue fini81l. of clover and all.&lfa. Also 7, A. le~ce requ1r~d. ThiS 18 n?t a tra~· ~lli.Oj} Blaettnar'J, Pomer;)y. firm for sa.le. CHarles Bisaell, ehng nor · usu~l can.va111ng ~sl111-tltc ' , · . ' MiRerirVIlle, RD t. tt.O~ . "for loeal interview wrttt 7 g·et ·--;:'-c:;--;-c-,--'P giVtng' age, addreu, pho~e num1 FOR !I \LE ·- Small blisi~ess, ber to Mr. Gerald -Clark, Box 19&2 Buick Conv. .Cpt. $695.00. d 4083 p k 'b YBiaettnar's, Pomeroy. . &TOCel/, ra~. pop AI) lee ereain: , ~r er ur~, w. a. 7 11 .• 1~ 1 _ Chev. 2 dr. Hard· ·~TOp. Reuonable. Pho?e . ~7·M:, "'1: • • "<_·I 12 3tc · 9 $59G.OO. Blaettnar'!i, Pomeroy ·• ~\ WANTED - · NeW' and Used car · Pomeroy, Ohio ' A.lumln:...m eombinalloq 1tOnn anci 11m~en wtndowllilnd dOQ.tr. Steel and aluminum awnings. inp ca{topics. Call Wllli.l m ' l!tdford, R.ndr Rol'lnllt. ·ft 2 1 m~p . Writ~ ·.? 12 Stp Sherwood, Dept. PMS, •!am r· FOR SAL&;.:... APPLES -o..Qne- U.d .den Hlghlah,lb:, Maine. 7·11·3 'p • tw<~ dO Wars per~ buihet. New Haven . .... •. ' Orehird.' New Haven. Phone TU· H6QSEWIVES & MOTHERS--Part 246~~-~· 7 12 lOtC ' ·.tlbt6' :WithOut ' interferrlng with ' 2·221 ·11 ie~l P.A'(1CARD. Good .condition. . " Quick sale, Robert 0. Pullin•, S Layton's Grilj ant Hou~ f<Jr ilale. 1.\b@. 1'AI· ton . true~. Al~o rerlatertd rty Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Boston Terrier puppies . .Contacl . 7 12 3tc ~ytoo. Sa~!re, ~ew Haven, W. G. 5. Hobstetter Jr.; t•al Estat41 ...,~,, 225 E. Znd Sl. ·•,ur· Ph Gas furnace, storm windows & .doQrs wall to wall carpeting, ¥.. bath down stairs,. filii bath' upstairs. Ideal ·location at 101 High Street.l'lilll!~lng available. . . J:'iJ;, M~7fs1QNi oS. .:;z.. • . BULLD0%Eit for hi.-.. ltOftdw, IMNmtntf., l•ndtcap4,._ ,R. M Cawdary, 1.on1 8ottDrt Phonto . 10. ...... ' ,.-2$-tf • Auto.~<!rvlct!s t8b' . 7 Room _House, 3 Bedrooms ' (20)Buslness Serv.lces I 3 I msrrled nt' 1 IJe 23 J:o 3S, & day week, too .alary plu.a bonUJ, apply Niclt· le.a Bakery. 806 W. )I.-in St. fome:roy after rt:OO P. M. any week day. 7-ll·a•.r I be 1tHufh Suncfly REAL ESTAT. R<.· fOB SALE ' In need of \IO~d work llf any kind. Hlsb School sraduate. Phone ti923-J. ,James Mohler. Middleport, Itt. 1. '1 '1 •np WA~"TED-reUabte -n-c-e"d OVA STANDINGS r1, o., Jutr 11. hs?-.. WORK DESPERATELY NEEDeD, - grouadJ. ~ 71flo3tp Ill W The lanky ex..Jacket hlttlna: and pllehing , ,1Lar etplalned he'd rather play eve1 )tday iatbet than just when he pit<hed. He'll BetUe for first base o · lhe outfield . John. Parsons, who is t111ting them to hilt ... ttrkt . f)7) Help Wonted ("3 , I" Memorion Plr•tU. be as a pitcher." 0 T.JlOtp I LOT in syiaru1e. Approximately Ott 1 300 ft. I Ha1 fr9ntaa:e-.on 2 Jtreett . Small uaidence, out· .. l'l'1Jida.tte: Refri&'Vlt«"t. l:lul1dlnja,' sar\ water, electridty . FEM.ALE WANTED lmmedjatel)' ...,_ '""~"""'• Mlddt.,.rt, Ohl1 nlee . lawn snade treet. · fiower s. lor ~ w~eka. Unattached, reapontJ.ble woman, 21-M yre. or -'::;-:--;-"-:'7--'"::--'-2_9_tf Here JJ a bargain. Better check Ud.l one. -l!:arl 'D.•Mender Sr.q:e, ,. EXI)AI. tenced with chl.ld Roo(Jor. Pearl Porker- Aio'ht. ear&, co~lng and icneral houseIN "F<)Nl;) MEMORY of our wife PomerOy. PhOne 201 . 7 l6 "3tc wprk, Good pay.. Must live in 1 PhQhe 241, Mrs. f'inley . 7 1~ 6tc -. and mother, Mrs. Glad)'IJ Van SAUSAGE s11JrFER c J1 Gl Meter, wbo p181Cd away 1 year , . · · a no WORK BY DAY or ironing ut . a.co tocfay, Ju.l)• 10. Shu ls sadly Pr1ode, Se:cond St., Pomeroy. ho m e. Call ·o:z2!5·J after 4 p. m. missed .and ber kJndi1.eu an4 7 15 3tc 7 I~ 3tc lqve WiH ~v"~ be forgptten USED RYHALD Cool f~;;;;e~7D, ·t hroueb the yeal'l ltl)' her niany tneh cast lion $50. Phone 165-X. WANTED: Experio -waitres~. • .friends, hu ~ band and children, 7 15 S~c M\l&ot be OV<tr 18. Apply Parker 1 " · Che~t"er VanMeter and Re s,tauranl Pome-roy, o. Family. ' I ieeondltioned Slna:ers.. Portable 7 1~ 3tc 7 15 ltp Eledrie Sewing Macmne,. New AM,BJTJOUS MAN of unquestion--"--::-=---:-'" --:. hlotor. 'New wlri111. Guaranteed able refinment a11d character , !6) l.ost & yean. Lowest price ever. Only ade 24 to eo, college education --$14M. Hurry! Limited supply. pref~rred , must be ready to ac· . Wr~te Ho ..aehold Se1fin& Ma· LOST f,20 m SttrkS". On floor or chine co., -918 3rd Av'i!., Hunt- ·rt:pt po.sitil•n Dy Aug. 1 and ·b~ capable of r;:oarnin ~ a.bovc $5,000 r~•t room. If found return to i~el:oR. w. va., " f<lr free home aetnually. Need Local 11ssistant to St~rks prPmises. Rt!Ceive re- 1 deMon:~~tratlon . 7 12 8tp deVelo~d as area manager . WIIJ'd. ; .• 7 1' 3tp , t For Jocal 1:1te!'view '~rite full y :F<)~3 keys in bolder at Syca- UOTPO;:INT;:·:-,'71r-~io[1~ra. 1 and giV'jng age, ~x:peri.ence and back!DOl'e and M~n Sl Owner may 2 ton e~pJtcity, t'lo extra cbllr,:e ground lncludinl{. phone numfor Jlnaneul(l. We ser.v~ce What tujve' l!l.a me by iuwlng c.ost of this Uer to •¥r· G. H. Clark, Box 1 · 7 15 3tc · ad. we · se~l. .Fife Refrigeration, '?"h .4 083, Parkersburg, W. Va . :r-- ---j 1 South Thhd Ave ., _Middleport. 7 12 3tc .the nl.chte•P- Nuxbaii oow baa a Ufe time record of 1&-8 111lnlt tile 5 I · ~UI....:;;-t.r 5outhp1w Joe NuxhaU plek~ up hb third vletoey of the aeuon Ill; timea at bat . t Storm windowa. 3 and 9/10 acre• ·1 mile north of Chester on Rt. 1 . Ulennia Hi;;ffman , CheSter, Ohio. llaJt~•ajte LMQqe - LaDe Cede Ch~ts - LAU Window n rlJ.= ond game. H6 mashed four· ~,.:.,i::~~G~o:I~U~pj>~U~o~3~~;..;;:;;; bitl Hartford 2 ~~B~ur~~~tN~a~l"':•:•:ar:kl~ed~Jn~the: , c.,Olville one bia e)Jbth home rUn, tu tO~· Wa11hlngton ,... 27 448 . - w., · aorue Instruction Kroll offered tht> COllinS JOliath at the tarllng Oven at tllnt, Mich., tour weeks ago; ~or, 1 ~IJ·foot·flve, 240 poun~er wft.O pbped pro footba11 briefly . with th6 Wa1hJngton Redsklns, ' ·fipilhed two 1trote1 In rront of '~Bo Wllllnsor with a 72 ''!'''11ol• ..on of 1171• . .650 ·~ Bobby is only a junior coming up this autumn, but he said he's "goin~o: along for the t'Xperiencc , and to see what It's all about," Bowles told Spo,rls Ue~k Suuday!" ''I'd s ure lih to make it some where and I'd rather lt would not KITCHENER, 0 n t. UP MJ1hty Geor1e Bayer. 11011', bl&'· 1e1t hitter. a:lva Ted Kroll il hA"Ifl 1llee of the credlt for hi• mtldtn victory Saturda.v 1 n the Canadian Open e:hamplonehip. '1l ~II help wltb my iron1 that ha• helped me more than an:r· thln1... Bayer 1ald, ..-eferrlng t() 46 sa .586 .l -- camp. • two 38 44 30 M REDLEG BAtrn==-Rs RING MERRY TuNES - bath. P•"•d air •••I furnace. 1 -::-:--::;::;::-;;:-: WOMAN Bee(!, I home Wrh.e Ger· H,') bby Nelson , fleet eenletflel· der who like~ to take his eut at lhe ball , goei this morning with Jamie Bowles and Dave Hindy to St. Marys , W Va ., for a Pirate try- , Y. UP pro tennis occ·a n s urf his native SPARS TWO ROUNDS GREENWOOD Lr\KE, N. y UP Floyd l'llttc rson JPRJ"I'CII New York . . Ah! Those Sweet Hits! ----~·~~---.~----~~~~~~-, ' N!AJILY NEW l romn houJe wltb - --.---- -=-:-""'='-----(!-) Notices • -s> al-l Brown bandil)' In Madlaon Square 44 36 • Birch 14 3 .215 J . Fis her B I) .000 Ffome run s· L<~rry Wolfe 1. McNie· kles I, Jr . WnUe 2; tr1p1es. Aaron Wolle 1, MeNiekles I. Jr. Wolfe I Eddie Stobart l. Doubles, Aaron WoHe 3, Larry Wolfe 1, McNiekles l Jr. Wolfe 3, E Stobarl 1 Taylor 1, Birch 1. hy Leo plonR b,y WhlpJJing Frank Sedgmn·n, 0-3,. 6-4 . 6-4: It was o~e or t~e mo!-11 1mp ress!vo d ebut~ m the hl~tory or th t· JU"O game. Sedj,JmaJ1'~ game doc~n ' t mAtch that of PAncho (;omale~, the pro eha!'lplon . Bu t (<' rank . 2G, i,; an expcnen('cd pro And wu cxpcdcd to give his yr1u11g AUI;trnlian cm 1,ntrym11n a bitter tus!llt•. 47 3e Brooklyn Cincinnati . -~~ ~;c-~~~~~~;;;;~~;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;~~;;~ Hoarl . ('ar ning the fi rst chunk or the rl·corcl $12~ .000 {'Ontraet ht' acceptl'd fro m promoter Jack Kra· mt ·r 1.a~l we~~· featured SundRy's play m the l .ou~nnment Of Cham· Betting Is York at St. Nicholas Arooa. Eacb i1 fatt and aturresaiye tboulh a comparatively light punchtr. And each bad hard lu ck in hla 1111 bOut. Ippolito, 23, lost • IPiit de:cJiiOP to unbeaten Stefan Redl at St. Niek'l, June 3, Referee Al Btorl favored Frankie, 1+1, •nd 10 did many fans .· S.Iem. 24. waa beating W11lter 28 MeNiek'e Jr. Wolle W.•g•l D. Wolfe A. Stobarl E. Stobar•. D. Taylor Adams D Graham I hinl. FOREST HlLLS, N. Lew Uoad opened his rarccr Lhc way the I hi1s l hc heache11 of Sy rln cy-With a bang . at "even money" for toniQhl' ~ TV 10 • rounder between light · wei hh Tomn1y Salem of Cle veJan1 and Frankie Ippolito or New AB 3 H 0 they gGne. . long there will willbe neteruune how ''ll they don't attract attention the first day with some phase or this: their abilities they'll be home the first night," John said. ,, AV Hindy one of the lads &"Oing up·000 river today, !urprised himaelf Sun·285 day against roolville. Dick Spen·100 cer stuted qn lhe hlll for Coolvme ·250 and Dave, ~ut to go to bat the . 3110 4110 firat time, moaned: .000 "I can't hit that soft ftu1t he'll .137l throwing In rbere." · .2~7 Hlndy had a couple- of balls and .208 two JJtrikea on him when he drove .2M a clean double over 1econd base. .uoo Later he connected for two long .000 blows both oJ which were dropped Hoad Bangs Into Victory In His First Pro Play The third game will feature lh!• openinll 11ame of the qua'rlcr fin11ls with Hobson's Ret! Birds playJng Phtllp Sporn. By UrtltM ,,.... ~ATIONAI. LEAGUI W. l. P&. GB St. Louis 47 34 .MO PhiladP.IptUa n 35 .&73 ~ Mil wau.kee • ' ' '-Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 1&, 18&7 I ~nn , lo(,t.art f'all.\. placed ~c eo.~d ~ nd llnb_ l:lnlll'l" , l lw t~tc r . 0 ., fin . lshed thJ.rd . . ' All ;lrtve rs and owners w1J. nwet 1 h~1 rsrfa .Y 111 gh t at 8 p..m. at I hi' Mobil S~a!.wn nn ~: Mau1 St. lng with the West Columbia Comell meeting the Jr. OUAM Lorll(l' o( New Haven at 7 p. M. In the aecond game ol' Ihe evt>n · Ina Minersville w\11 pllly l't . PleA · 1ant 81111 Departme nl Storr BOI'l· ·BASEBALl RESULTS r DESK Sau rJ1!ers drivmg 1\r:n <:nn•ers' No. 7fl. Adams was se rond and Hlch Wil son of Ll't arl l'"~l b, 0 ., """'"" • PrM'SBURGH UP - 1be em- and Smotey Bur&eal led the RedcinDati Redler~ were within two le& attack ·at the pJate. , Crowe drove ln. three :runs md Pitts-burgh .357 lSJ,t pereeotate point. of fourth place today after •weep.ln1 a double- Bur1e11 lteGwtted for two wltb a Ch . 27 •g ••• lCilgo ·s~~d~Y:s 1 ~ 1 h- l'J''A header from Pitt:Jbura:b, ~. and plneb single 1n the aeveDth lnnlq. Brook!~ 3 M'twauk.ee 2 lU, The Pirates wiped out a )-0 d• New York 8 Chicago 6 12 Jnru. The Redlegs shed a seven a:ame fieit In tbe filtb lnnhlt: wt~ a five Philadelphia c st. Louia 2 ut loalDg streak witb a as hit total run rally. Clneinnatf came bac:lr: Philadelphia 11 Sl Louia -t 2nd !Gr the two games q:aloat the Pi· ln the sev~mh to rea:tln the letid, Cj11cirm.at1 g Pittsburgh fl 1st ratea. 8-8, witb six runa oo eight bltl. By Clt.el TaucliW Cincinnati 12 Pittsburgh 4 '!nd Alter flndtng the &oiog roua:h 1 Both teams batted around the bat· Saturday, RHUitr. &e&inst Milwaukee, St. LouU and tlng order In eacb of the "big IDHilton Wolfe , Jr., known as "Dig Foozy" or J'ust plain Jun. St. Louis at New York, ppd., rain Brooklyn, Cincinnati battered sev- innings." . Cineinniati at Brooklyn ppd raln . e n Pirate pitchert tor 14 bits in Each t<am came back wltll a . I 10. r, was ead mg. the Racine OVA entry •s ot July 13 In bat· -~"" Milwaukee 4 Pitt.!bllftb' 3 · the firat a:aml'! and 18 safeties .In sloJle tally late In the a:ame. tmg averages With 10 JU.U..Jn 25 trips for a nice .400. T.bes~ Philadelphia~ Chicago 2 the niJhtcap. Herschel Freeman wt 1 credited ten bingles incl ude two bomers, one triple .. and three doubles . TuHday'1 <hmes In -the open~r George Crowe wl.lb the win bia fourth of tbe That leaves 1. pittance of four singles in the ten hits. AU oth- St. Louis at Bfooklyn, night aeasGn. Bob Friend, wbo pitched crs were for extra bases. Cincinnati ill New York, nl.a:ht Cleve-land 3 Boatop 3 tat ooly one third or an .111Gl.ng went M"l k t Ph'l d 1 tG hb llth de'feat. ' Cleveland 17 Boston 4 2nd 1 1 a e phla,. n1gbt Big Fooz p1c ked up two more st'ngles Sund= aga'nst Gal- Chicago wau ee a S.tvrda... 1 RHU Its .. J \ at Pittsburgh, nl.a:bt , ' Ailing Ted Klwzewskl had a I1_po IIS which, although I lack infor,mation on how maRy offiAMERICAN LEAGUE Karuas City 6 New Yorle 4 profltable day against the Pirates. Cia! appearances he had, couldn't have hurt this average much . w. L. Pet. GB Cleveland 5 Baltimore ·2 The bl& nrst b-.eman r.oneeted Of the othE>r full tl~e players St. Mary1, 11ld the tryout i.& for 1Ne~ York ... ·. .. M: 28 .85SJ Holton 6 DetroJt_ 2 two, homers in tbe Dightcap and Aaron Wolfe, centerfleldcr, hall two day11 and how the bo)'s do Ch1eago .... __ .. ~1 31 .622 3 Chicago 7 Wr.abington 4 hit a pinch aiugle In CDe opeper, f>IRy ing In the Bend Sof\1)!'11 A bc~in ne rs' ra ce_ ~as won by TournamenU at Hachtel l<'iE>I rl in Tom WJ!!oughhy r.lrmng Lhc N.o. Mason City wl\1 resume this eve~ - ~ \fi of h1s br othN s. W;ty lw Wil· • ' ' I Racine Grabs OVA Baseball Lead \ • ., ~ .. •, ' ·; ' IN iS MINUTIS ·' ' . to.ilo D~ lo fiOOO ••• .Subjed to Prompt Appronl 124 E. Mlln Sl. Pb~e 197 Eraeol Covotl, Mgr. . 461 ,S., Third St. ' ' OHLY .· YOU"' ·FOR& DEALER I ~ • • • '' ' " • < ' '• ' ' ;<" .. ' �, t Gldtlu tiultt, Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe Hon.ored M , w ~mn 8!,~~~~ ~~!~ W~~d1ng A~nrversory New ~room f ame POMEROy - one floor pan Hard wood t oors full baseme!lt for t'd a r heat Di Gar&.gt: Largt> corn er lo Move in before s oo s ar s • ; POMEROY 6 om wo s ory b,ou.se wl 3 bed ooms and piPn y elosets L g oom k t chen and d n ng oon w It c o.s et Lar111e verand!l ho a hea 1ng full b s n 11. h garage A very we b house Walk f shopp ng dis ng d stan t c $800 00 Box 229 ..... ... ... ..._ ....., .... .._ -~~ o,... brl~t~t~ Good Clean Uoed Caro AU Makes and Modola METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES - -- Bartels Are Host At D1nner Held Saturday Evenmg rtl' a~ ~ Jn mncope B I El o ' "Ku h "A of We ee :rou; 11• ne ° tels wu obser ed 8 II' Fedeuted Chu:Ch unday at the Rev &rteJa confirmed and :~~::; b::tt~ Peace Evangrlical now Federated Church wu pleuantly 1 ed when Rev lj.oula G We~rW:..~ 1 Ul or daJnln m nl ence Jeb_.bar1 ter and Rev Clar South Weat Oh ~r~::~ (~ thede b Ia ow 0 J;~~:e t ves and parlabior~ers the choir ~~~r::e;.b~nt;;':!s~hin~ hymn ona J :•r --------- Ba'phst Youth Attend Rally AtlakeAima EAGLE RIDGE Tu11&Wed Juyl617 FAMIL V NIGHTS 2 Adu Tlck•h •dm • ca full HOIIROR SHOWI Pau Doug as E a B t TIJ& GAMMA PEOPLE ~ 'THE WEREWOLF -- Mormn·g Star POMEROY SOCIETY t»a I • ALL-New Frigidaire.., 8.uPJr Value I Ito all """ evoey Inch of It from Safety. 8oal Lotwh to it• oolo• aay Inter., w t.h lho maPcaJ Look that trona£"""" on.y ltitobonl It 1 tho Hondloot Ever • lrnBIJine In IOcu II' you pta Fonuly-Siood Supor F!oeur Clulot • 8 fllc Full Width Removable Alwnmum SheJv• • Handy Removable Halt llhelf • ~I' Full Width Pon:elam Hydrator • 8lldinll <;h.iU Drawer • Huae Super Storage Door ...mJi Butter Com(JOrlment ond Five Removable Sbo!VM • fQulekube lceTntyo-olhn a refliaol'otor whloh illpo "' among your ldtcboD cabinoto for lila\ - ravel right, travel bright I You 11 Uke our modest prices too and our al ways prompt pitk ups and deUverles buill-m look, Phone 122 TodCiy Ancl Your Trade In Furnature ~,l:om,er In Middleport ' Tri-Lustre Cleaners Robinson's MUI(illreel Oldo Seeond Street Pomerey, Oldo Laundry __ ~~~"'!George V•lth da11,1hter of 1o1r Veith D COiuat la~t pat1mt~ w th Mta Georae ~ati tntu summet- 111 ~ur gay fabrfei fOrsea and sun , OHIO I"""' anll rilthtr' Mell, hith 71 t. . . CIN< .... .-1 ... nloht IM. IS t. 61 _ , _ . , ~ • llttt. • .,.... ... w••, .... lunriM ~~ 6:G1 • Mol ••t~t 151 p ... De.,oted To Tlae I•~ Of TJJe J.fellt•MuOit Areta - - - - -------,,...--SINGLI COPY-lie • ·mils DIOD, New Contract Sigmng Officially Ends Local Strike James M. Cox Former Governor Of Ohio Dies At Dayton Home 1 I DAYTON Ohio (UP - James M Cox who arose from a ~ oouotry school teacher to be newspaper publisller governor ond Dernocr1K1c candidate for president In 1920 died at )us horne here Monday n1ght He was 87 On the 1920 ticket w1th Cox was v1"" presidential candidate Fr~nklin 0 Roosevelt at that time assistant secretary of the NavY and who later was electr.d prealdent four t mes Co~: Oh o s fiTs th ee t m Democrat c governGr won his p-rty a oom nat on lo he p C!' deney on the 44th bal ot n he San Frane~sco convent on ·(~er a heated contes aga ns U S A.tton ey General A M tchell PAlmer end Sen W I 1.am II(; Me Three penons were nju e! Adoo une seriously n two o,ureeks h Cox s nominal on ro-r pres dent within 18 hours the State Highway t"atrol reported tooay made certa n .n Qh o new p pe man WO!jld be eletf.ed the coun Ralph Keefer 22 Rt 3 Albany tey a ch ef ex.ecut ve was dnv ng tQwards Pomeroy at IM..n By Hfr(Jing 6 60 tb s morning near the The Republ cans had nom nllt Coun y Inf rmary on R 143 when ed Warren G Hard ng a U S he went to pus two cars ahead senator and pub isher of he of h m At that mom n he c.tr 1 Marion ObJo Star Harding won a mmediately ahead also s a led aweep~mpa gn aU ng for a pass the first car In ne 'letu;m to normalcy pox and Roosevelt had t1ken !II Keeter swun~ wi~e n loos(! a~ong- stan(l in support of Wool! IU'avel and wllt~ dust flying cl d 1'0W Wit~ 1 position for a 1i:.e3. not see an ajproachl g ~ar tra .:ue of Natlon.s and hl.s was ~n~ vellng away from Pomeroy dr ven Of the factors polif;lcal soq~q by Addlton Dressler 40 Ga ThiS scene last Friday afternoon marked the offiCial aiji contributed to their detfit. polis They atruck hcad·i:m Hea y had beset Parkersburg R1g and Reel Management and m~rn.b,ers of the International Molders o bo 1 1'1Je Govemm- a~ Co~: was 1tf damage was Inflicted and Foundry Workers Local 415 Comm1ttee are p1ctured a.! they s gned the new two year fRtionately known ,Jervcd two cars contract In tbe phoiQ left to nght seated are W1llia111 Pentip Manager Chrli Brider llll lOr.,. In lhe 11 s Houoe of ltepKeef~ Jlad ~tui(ona of b s perlntendent W11lfam Holt G lbellt Freeman Ted Mankin and Charles Dill Standmg W1l ~tativei and: "It Jft .1eti'W! r ght imeo "nd was c:lted In t cMi: Ieider May()r C l). F sher a cwtt at 8 !lam Smith Jed Wlll Harland Wa$hburn International Representative and Onan Wllhalll.' P 11 tonllilol lor dl'jvlng ltft of District Rep'l'sentatiVe (Sentinel Photo) center Three Are Injured In Two Accidents In 1.3 Hour Period uno I I Mason-Co Health Dept •Renun • dS Of H·~~"'rlm~~~.~~~ PolidtBoostttrs Dresalet sullerM co ••• 0 ' of hlo bod.Y Jlld head An tliiPit 16tc\ gqlng •outh n Rt 338 ntll' J;ll!art Fills Monday at :!~ ~!~,;,\I"J.',l m' 24 Prosperts Good Five Ton Limit Is For Tomato Crop Mter New Construction Starts Its All-Time Record Pomeroy VIllage C<>unc I 1n regularly scheduled meelmg held ~ rught took another step toward the elimmat!OII An alit me reeo d of 7 ooo of heavy truck traffac over certain .streeti Wlthtn the viUIIe basket. of tomat.oe 1 w 11 roll ou as they agded Union and Mulberry av to those .streets whkb of the Meige County Truck Grow are now WJder the provisions of Ordmance 309 ers AaM at on pack ne plan a The Ordmance provrdes that no vehacles 10 excess of .S Letart Fall.s today offiaals 'a d tons w J1 be perm tted on Buttec;. Dona14 Wolfe secretary trea nul Br ck and Lasley sta and ta aurer and .salesmen II d wh eh Un on and Mulberry are now If we hit our eatlmate of 7000 J added baskets today t wi11 be abou The counc I however pointrd 1 000 better than our prevtow Dr.f•fa out that the add t on of Un1on and high D 1956 Mulberry av to those street~ DOW At the same t me ra mer prohib t ng ucess e weighta canwere anx oualy watchtng ba omenot become errec-t e unt •fter ers p:nd weathe reporti fo construction on the two 8\reets is s gn~ of eontlnuerl good luck n M<~yor C 0 F sher Jl cs rietf a begun the ra n depa tment Ra ns havlf' a spec al meet ng of he V 1 age J was po n ed out ~hat work on 15 when curb ng. on the tw(t nteet.a ahould struck tomatoes n al adjacen Counc Mont.ay Ju a eas com pet ng w th Le art but b ds for sea coa ng or black get underway at once so that the have not touched Letart tor two op road surfaces n the OW:l State Highway De:plll'tment can ~ eda were opened move n as sooa a1 pols ble to re When I r• na at th s slate of James Arnold who hu been su face the two street&. before (ContlnuH On P•v-t ThrH employed 0 11 uperv sc and n they are turned batk to the Pom spect th 1 work wa s presen OY stree system amd are no long w h counc and he Mayo A er a portion of State Route 124 presenta c of he L P Cav Lt u was p0 nted out that alU.oucll Company C nc nnat wa pre~nt the Alternate Slate Route 124 iJ also 1 now routed aerou Lautel Cliff The b d of f.a 1 c w ams Road that heavy truck traffic 11 A hens fo $8 M 50 wru accepted st II ullng Un on and Mulberry av by counc B ds wer subm terl The new move bY council w II also by the Chn ty Construe on e m na e t!Vs raft c after eonHelen W I of M ne sv lle ar C M d h C struct on beltm res ed for v olation of probation ompany ar e la an t e a 1 oth ~( Co il Cumpan y n er rnatt e s ... -...., ore unc from a conv ct on of neglect to on Munday rught the Mayor J Reher ch l~ren was to have a hear Date of comple on fo he port of reee pbl for the month of ng th s morn ng n the court of work L5 August 24 June was ~7 !it wu read and ae .luvcn 1.e .J11ds:e John. C Bacon. The b d of the Christ} compaay cepted At the same t me she I ed d d not comply w h spec f ca A bnef dbcus11on was held on su t fo di'vo ce (rom John W tons and was not cons dered b v.ar 01111 con!lnlction with n the 531 Pearl St Middleport aeeord he counc 1 membe 5 Vlllage wh cb was beUeved to have ing to an entry n the Common Af er he b ds were voted on encroached upon v ilage propertl Pleas Court today Frl:ld W C ow counc 1 held a d scuss on of h~ and the street commiuion wu o .... s her attorney sewer problem n the own Those dered to makt an lnveltiption and lin w " had bet• ....enced • ,..,., ~"·"'" Fblur report •• the next .. Ullcil meet to he St Marys Oh o Ref~rmd Clerk Murray Counc I membenc og tory for Women alter he conv Wayne Gibbons n 3v d Jenk n~ Councllmen present at tHe lloo-t on on neglec Her husband r~ L R. Wijey Dav d c )( ler Ro- day meoW>g wen ,Roy BeUinl cently~mpleted a C nanna bert McElb nny Treasurer Jea Wayne Swmber Richard ienes. Mi ddleport Cit\i I CoUDCi} s } session • (srH--e}d I I Minersville Mother Gted For Neglect I I • ht Boy Scouts From Area I E•g • • lull Jamb }D;afe uge nree Parbc . ., "" w.... Jl~ ~tght Seo~ ftOrn the' MiddieP'Ort and Pomeroy arel are ~::! w th.S:nJ!:':u~0:cy ~~n~ II Lama ()f £be rof,d wen~ fiCl"OIS the Dorothy Watk ne Mason County among the more than 50 000 campers frotn across the nation m nor children The coapie haveroad ancl t:am~ to rest in a corn health nu se has issued q, rem nd and the world parbctpating in the Fourth Jamboree of the SlX yoJJngsters ~;:!~~~~; country ~ 1 the to a family physic an was brought on by a New Dayton Newspaper when he " s ted I ~-\.~ =~~.~~~~~JJulyHe10suffered a stroke Jas~ Fr day and bad been uncon ~oue since then He diJ!'d at his home Tra Is End ._t 8 07 last alght Cox began h s oewspaper car eer aa a M ddletown Ob o com:s pondent for the Clneiflnati En t~uircr The paper promoted h m t(t a reporter on the bas s of a ffiltoad wreck ac:oop when Cox Wll!l 20 He became a full fledged publisher at 28 when be purehaa ed the aU ng Dayton Evenlng News Within f ve years he purcha• ed the News and Sun in Spring fJe!d, Ohio and contin\led to operl*te the morntn1 and afternoon P!l"'l'l there A:o~ entered polit cs as seer-. tily tG U S. representative Paul Sor1 of M:tdd1etown at 24 In lto8 be wa• eJected to the flrst er t,-~ tefltll 8B e(lD.gr'elllffian an Office-wl.lcb made biro ti\_e partys Jo...c:i1 elioJee for eovernor in (ContJnuH On. P• Th,..) field. Wned Dver Arms was rushed to the Me gs General Hosp tal by the Rae ne Emergen~y Squad EUfferlng a fractured pelvis and other '.1 juries. The Patrol said charges wou d be filed when Arms ls able o appear n court The truck was demol shed ~rms sa d he me another truck on the curve fore ng h m off In an ace dent Saturda:Y n gh n Pomeroy fl LeRoy James :n Ha,rtford W Va driv ng_ a car awned by Day James tu ne1 r ght off of E Maln Into Sy a more and struck a ear' owned b)' Charle• w Coo~ 36 Columbu!l James wa• tined $100 an 1 cos s and sentenced tt> f ve days n jail for dr "inl wh le under ~~: ~11utnce by Mayor E F Rob 0 Cook~ car e•t maled was damaged an $too James car $150 e!' to 8tUdenta of Pt: l"leannt and Wahama High Schoo 1 who took poi o shots n November and December tha heir booster lnJeclion s due h s month 'Miss Watk ns reminded that ~he ba0.5ter s the mol Important in ject on of the ser es as tt acts as a trigger to boost the mmun y ava nst pot o after the sdcond n Ject on Sen ors a ast yea are urged Lo t"ece ve the nject on prio to go ng away to schoq] or o work The shots are ava able from family ph,yslcian.s or from the Ma son County Hea1th Dcpat*tment on any Thursday from t to 2 p m or any Saturda)' from g a m until 12 noon -----·--- B ""' l"OI:Hr01 Emeraency ~quadmen answered a calt at 7 25 th.is morn Ina: to tbe bome of Mar e Morr s, PleaSJnt Ridge who Wilt removed to Meiaa General Ho1pital w th a leg njury The Squad 1110 Wll present It I btush fire on :Rl 1 Monday on the .farm of Oscar Bauer Firemen re.ported litUe dtmqe traditional Press Day Scheduled August 25 At Ohio State's F~ir !lfo,tt..Fal,.: Ohio s newspapers and 1ts ra be honored by the traditional on Sunday Aug 25 dw'ing the e1ght day Ohio which opens Friday A~ 23 at the Fairgrounds - R HIIY s-ate director of agriculture this week to Ohio 1 what ahould be aon son of Oqle and Harriet and lhe ot~1.. tud Molly Bee singing llar of Ern e and atrm~ltur- ll'ord ._ di.Ytime TV show fe11tu ed n a biJ attraction n the Colbeum tbe b day and Satur$y AUI 23 24 ~getb~r with Blue Barron and his Orehe'ltl'a Rln T-in Tin Ruaty and U Rip Matt D non star o( TV s uQunaDaoke aDd the Georlre Hoi.,.. t ~t ~!§~~.!!.~?.~0.~ --~------~·~----- ';,~~~~I!:~,~~~~~~=·~ [o Gallia Countian w•IDS promot1on l Two Emergency {'"lis Answered Cham~lonllll)> r enttne ly UNITID ...... NO 77 MaJ.!:"• - Weother'~ - I n CALLING HOMICIDE .. ~~~ "Bartels ha1 not mlaM 1 Sunda)' due to Ulneu Ambng those appeu nc on tbe program were hia liters Leona and .!unlce hia brothera Hei'laa i:nd~!: ~~-;iu.:_a wBalt! ..~~d Har-d d • ....,a •n ,~udebte111 Mabel Bowman of Cleve..n Mariu Bunhardt, Montere 1 CaUl Shirley Rou and husband RColumblana the .sl• uandcbtldren ev Weber ar.d Rev Gebhart Letters fro n relatives former !~looe".a and putors were read Y oou·&. Ben NeutzUng who also congratulated Rev BarteiB and al 10 thanked lf as Erma Sm th who was responsible for much of the preparation u the day 11 program Mrs Pear Mora and Mra P'red !Uaettnar 1eneraJ chairman who alBo thanked her committee.! and all Who helped make tbi 1 affall' 6l liUCtesa Ml8a S._,lth presented Rev Bartela with a argl\ bag of mli which had .00 n sent hlm the past week. Tbe serv1ce opened with the or gao prelude The RJngine Of Tbe M s Fran es Ph son presen ed Bella and MornJna by Mra Ben sc e al gan se c ns followef! Neutzl ng fo lowed by .plent pray w hgoupsngngw hMrs Bax er and the procusional llymn All e a he organ M 5 Baxter pay Ha The Power or Jesus Name ed evera organ sclcc on.s includ The intto t tJ e Glor a P1tr a ng Beaut fu D eame b)' S ep the collect I un son toiJowed by hen C Foa c Mrs Geneva Holan Me gl'l Cou the Lord s Prayer and Doxology Afte he hono e ucsiS opened ty Home Demonatr.taon AJI:ent Ptoeceded the read ng of the Holy he many o ely g ts the group judged the proJects of the Wide Scripture.& by the Rev Weber was ed o he n ng oo n The anthem U Jesus Came FoJiowlng gr@ungs from mem Awake 4-H Club when they mt' or ef eshmeny of punch aM Sa urday at the horru10 -of the r arl Walt ~g wu pre1ented by the bers tamUy an(l friends the Rev cake A Ye ow and g een co nr v sor Mrs L w McComas. choir with George DaUaa as d ree Bartel,. apote briefly saying he heme was ca red out n he aU e The eight club membqra part tor and the Rev Gebbart offered WAll happy In ev~ry cb~h he had decora ons and rerreshments T prayer A 1olo Tbe 11 My served and that It waa good to be cd prepared and served' a lunch ~lght by llr<. Robe p able was a trac ve w h hand bact home He. thanked the ehPrc:h eon as one of t&e r projecta and made ace co er over g een line are qual rted to enter nd vHf daughter o Rev Bartels eceded for planruog the affair those at and cen e ed w th an a rangemcn cooking projects tor the County med1taUons by Rev We r and tending- and lor the gUt prese)lf,ed of flower by Mrs Ben Neutzltng Fair on Augwt 15 Rev Gebhar Rev Weber spoke h m during tbe .nernoon on Why I Became A Mmister T The hymn w h ycl ow apers n cryst~l 1 ol Savio Again To de s on c her s de Mrs George Du ng a shor busmess meeting and told of hi6 chddhocd and h 5 "~y Dear Name and prayer 'nd K der p es ded at the punch bow they voted to g ve If eontr bu nn dea re to pr~ ch He also told of ~necUction by the Rev Bartels he work of a m nlster and closed concluded the aervi e and Mrs Ha ry Saddle served the of $10 to the 4H camll fund ake wh eh was laced n wh te and Guests at the meeting were Mrs by congratulating the Rev Bar opped w h a yel ow asebud and Nolan Mrs EdlSon Baier Mr.s tela on h a w rk Rev Gebhart er EDEN g een leaves Marv n Swan Mrs Dale N cholson ended gree r:gs to Rev and Mrs A~tendance at Su'lday School Bartels from th.e 1ynod and the 1 Mrs Dale Dutton and Ruth An entire E&R Church He spoke of Sun ay w.u 98 Collect on $1l 70 Zerkle D anne McComa.s pres Mr and Mrs. Alva Holaihaer dent was n charge of the bus ness Re,. Bartels gOod work lmd 11aid Around the lhrone of God are in~ son Vlrgi and Mr and Jln. meet ng ol Bigley and son .tdd e ~ soul!! Rev Bartc s brought to Cbriat He silo lpoke of the du VlB ted Sunday at Greln!iekl with t es or a m ster and closed by Mr and Mrs Rodney Holsin~~~"e q The Jun or and Sen or Youth The 0 f a Boa d met a Hea h aayJn_g Of t1 e Rev and Mr1 Bar anl'l Cam 1y Fel owsh p5 of the Fi st Bapll!rt Me hod h h Sunday even ng Mrs Mar ha McElroy tels tlln be u d Well done thou Mr and Mrs M ke Kerw n were Church a en[led he BapU11t Youth Thur~d,v af ernoon with w h Sup L W M Comas pre dos Sunday gue.stJ of M good an dfaJt\tful servant and Mr~ Ins wt h pra er Fe owsh p R.&~Uy ot he Rio Grande Am Wof ng fhc open ng de ot onal ser W 1 am Congrove RcedJV He Bap s Assoc at on a Lake A ma wa g n b l e cha rna V rg and Gene McElroy at Follow ng hl:l recessional hynm Mrs Arhbrose K bble is eon Sunda and nc ud d S p ure read ng l~>nded he celeb a on at Rae n aDd bcned c on by Rev Weber f ned to the St Joseph Hospital metl tat on nd p a er Sunday S ao serv es were rhursday n Parke sburg and the Thregfold Amen Rev Geb he d n he morn ng and after a b& t asked the b ess ng Mr !Jld Mrs Lester Barber and pen d nner the group enjoyed M and Mrs Roy Newe I ll d At the c o~e of the serv ce 8 daughter .Sp(!nt several d .sw mm ng a the Lake Wa man Wh te spe t Thursd potluck d nner includ ng a large w th h s parents Mr lnd ~s They we e accompan ed by Mr afternoon w th Mr and Mrs A cake ced in wh te and decorated Frank Bln'ber 3nd Mrs Mann ng K oe 1 adv sors D Tut c n yellow rollebuds w th the Jn Rev and Mu Eldon Blili Sr o he Sen or group Mr .and Mrs Lcstc Ba ley and is e s B scr pt on Rev Waldo Bartels or spent Sunday w h Mr and Mrs Ge aid An hnny adv sors of the ha and M s Vista F ank ca dained 4{1 yurs 19l?lD:I? pre Elden Blake Jr Reedsv lie Jun or group and Mrs M] on on Mrs Amy Wo f Fr day eve sen ed by M anti M s Cleland Mr and Mrs Ray Weaver Pike Hood Jun o s were Susan Pullen ng He nes Mr and Mrs Denver ton 11pent the week nd With Mr Be Y Lou G more Clyda Taylo M and M s F o d R r!en Thoma Mr and Mrs Henry Reibel and Mrs AlVIn Reed Dora McKee Dav d Hoyt Dav d spent Sunday e en n~ w h and Mr and Mrs Don ey Reibel Mr and Mrs Robert Webb anJ was lfe ved Annas Jame Hood Reid koenig and M s A D Tu t t. and Mrs E\l&ene Chapman fam l) Guysville spent SQnd*J Mr and Mrs Sheldo-n Garva t The afternoon sesrVIce o.,ened w th Mr and Mrs Alva Hot 5111 ~.. Mr11 Betty Carletqn daughter Allen Hllll Uon Raymond K oes Sen ors w,. e Lari'Y Mitch K t and .11on Rperit over the hoi d wltb the orgun <Rf@l~4e by Mra Margaret An and sbn B Jly vi.ll Mr1 James Carter and (lauifh NeutzJJng an 1 tfie hymn Savior ters and Charlet Roberts c'lWd lecJ Sa urdav w h Mr and M s Nea Ronn e W t Becky Leonard w h her paren s Mr and Ma da Roush Dana Stumbo Phy Ch ea B ~sell Uke A Shep erd lead us Tommy on Mrs Martha Hollinger and mi\ E on Kraeu er and daughters Is S an cy Larry Baker Gail Sturn D bert Bl&se w taken Brown read t e scripture and Miss Monday Mr and M James Montgomery bo R chard Hovatter Walter }Jar lh Holze Hosp Tim s Elu:abcth Fick president of the and daughters ol No folk Va C if(o d Hnls n,lt'er and fr en1 a and a guut w h a h oat lnfec nn Womer. s Gu: d offered Pr-ayer of Kansas City Mo sp~nt ~v ~plill t the week end w th Mr and M on Tu tie spen af er wh ch Th s Is Your Life M s Pet I Deem Mo n ng Sta eral days WI h M;r and Mr.s Alva Mr and M a George And'eraon end w h h s fam y Waldo J Bartels /wa p esented Ho s nger and flmily Mr and M s Ha ry Saddler reo a e J arl:' on a r p through the soutb Mrs Jack Harr ! v s ed he with Fred B a.et nar pre:udent of Mr and Mrs Robert Van .re\er The Soa d a so au ho zed he u ned o h r hom(! Br dgeport M and M s Harry S over and D.Un Amv Wolf Sunday he church counc 1 as ~cee Sa u day af er an avcrn ghl t and fam y spent S'!!turday n-erus ees to e a 1 gh p aced at son Dav s and h s guea Karen M s John Rose and ch ldren Mr Blaett ar gave he h gh n ng w th Mr and MrB Russell he fA end of he church 5 uc w h Mn W am Bu er Satur Drake nt endt-d the Columbus and and M s A D Tut le spent Wed igbta of Rel' Bartels 1 fe n Van. Meter Portland de~y they and Mrs Baxter were ure oward ou h A cnuc Sou hcrn Oh o Electric Company nesday n Parkersbur clud ng his ont rma on attend uncht>on gu sts of Mr and Mn. P en c at Golo Park Saturday Membe-rs p escn were Mr Konk Danny Bissell had the mlaCu Bentz Wo fe ng Bhnhurst Col ege wh ch be Supt McComas Harold Ben Er n who is an invaUd at une to get h 1 foot cut wh ua r ih entered .t the age of 16 uadua Mr and Mrs Frank Le11le and he home of h s 'daughter Mrs requir-ed five stitchea Woodgerd J1unes Eu c Emeuon lon from college n 1914 and .,m ~ fam ly of New Hyde Park L 1 Janes Robctt HaTr s R chard WilHam Robi!OG was taken to lnary n 1917 his ord na on on Phyllll!l and Charlea Ihle Jr Chambe s H E Cook M and Mrs a c h gues ~ of her parents Mr Metes Genera Ho11p tal for med cal Mr and Mrs Curt s Bail v July 8 11U7 his marriage on Oct en erta net1 the Youth Fellowsh p and MrJ Vlrg Campbcl Everct Da ~ Nc e zerk e Mrs treatment Sa urd'y and returned Mr and Mrt. Cecil Ward te urn to the Robao home ln he Raw )tr and Mrs. Clyde We)l spent aber 20 UU ~n Ch cago m and w th a wiener roast Friday eve Crary Da s Bess Sanbo 11 F'r cda Sunday afternoon w th Mrs Mc~ Of the aix ch ll'CI'les he hu 1erved ng cd home Frl Jay evening after a li~gs Coats a balance Faehn e Eleanor Schaaf Baley MUiersbura: 1917 19:l9 hoWsv lie Several olks from here em ~ week vacatlon a Daytona Beach E M Wood entere<J Ho zer Hos Fl,or da Mrs Lilt e Christy spent sever1l Ky 1919-19311 where his ~hree e~ an outJ,ng at For~ed Run Lake~ pltal for obs~rvat M and reat weeks with her daughter Mra DOn- daughtere we e born Dover 1935- Sunday ;\ Mrs A bert Sp h 1 vlslUng in ment Satu day a d Matlack at Belpre Co mbus w th Mr and Mn Jamru~ 1944 Columb IDa 19M 19:)2 Basil Michael Ihle spen.t the pa.st '4ar lyn anrl B y Swan ch dren Mr 1nd Mra CUfford Haye1 and 1982-lOM ana Pomeroy Federated w~eJt w th hts gvandparettts M:r Hawlcv and lam ly ot Mr and Mra Marvin Swan are Ethel Pri~ of Mtddtepo{t 1056- An ~rease in member and MrJ C D Reed Btlveriy-., Mrs M s9 Nanc Blaeltnar is v siting spend ng several days w th their n C c e and w th Mr and M s JrandparenU Mr and Mra Harry apcnt Sunday afternoon wlth Mrl •hip and improvements in the I Mn Jamea Chureh and ly I ucy Hayes Mr~ John C~se wa, p easanlly Wendell Fa sgra( and son Sher Swan Por land churtb or ~ churches in each are 1ueete or her folks at B "' u pr sed Sa urday afternoon w 0 wood - Mn. Matti• F....rlcJi: place wq noted lit. tbe 40 yean vertown this week Mll Charlotte Perrin and t onel her daughter and •on in law M Leonard Scholl of Ja1onvU e Boggs who have been n New York a d Mrs Haro d Runell and daugh lnd is the guest of hllf slater and er Mrs Ho a d Wa deck and t~on bro her n aw Mr t~nd Mrs Les er dty on • bu) ng trip for the Mid dleport Depa tment Store have reor H n lngton her t: andaon and W 110n and other relat ves. turned hGme 'f rc Mr and M 8 Rober Wa c 8 Mr lind Mrs Ralph Zint and Mr aud Mra G D Sm h and and children ol Wash ngton D c dauehter Donna Cincinnati apent aon who live n the Ohl nser apart J~rrlved for l v 1 with her Mr he week end w th her parenla Mr ment on Sucth A venue arc visit ng Waters is thr son of he late Do and Mrs Lawrence Lann n,1 They in Montreal Canada o by f base Waters Misses Ne c were Rccompcnled home by their Mn Roth Zaho and son David an I Clara B Q we e alsu gues s dAughter Ga~ le who hat been the CharJaaton vl!ited ber mo her Mra Leo K Smith and M s guest of her ,.:randparenta David Er~tsminger Saturday Thomas Hpnne9liY Jr w re b sl Pvt Ronald Sm th of .Ft :t(nox were accompanied home by neu v sJ drs n Co umb~ Th rs Ky spen he week end wlth ,Mr1. A~r~ En•tmln~n and Stephen Zahn day I Sm h and hia parent! Mr and who had &pert the pllt week here Mrs Normn Chapman and g and Mrs Dale Sm th Mira Webb Ha I 1a v s tine Jfr daughter Nancy Lou Dav dson e Mr and M s Earl il:tckQ\ln of and Mra Adnlph Grueaer Canton t rned home Fr day even ng ar er Columbua lsued Sunday whh her Mr and M a Stephen Cope oc a weeks Vllt in Col mbus w h parenta Mr and Mr1 John Blaett Battle Creek M cb were called he son and daugh er- n law Mr nar her Saturday by tbe death or hJI mother Mrs Paul French at Hoi zer Hospital ~rs Minn c Erlew ne who .suf: f<lred a 'lUg t atroke ast week 1 mprovlne sat sl.actor ly Her dauehter Mrs Charle-. G Jbert of Weat Jefferson spent the week here and an ther ~aughter Mrll Thelma Shirk and a granddauib ter Mr1 Larry S~rh:kle Sprlnl field were also here for an ovec You can nlaht \llalt at be l!:rlewlne home of David Wiley who ha1 been at a good Melas Generoll Hosp tal for ten you slace hilt lea was broken, In go when you along aec:Ji:lent wa1 returned to hla' clothes cleaned by us! Saturday Heath Methodist Official Board Meeting Is Held Sun & Mon July 14 15 Jane R SIIC C llrk Gubl THE TALL MEN c 'God • dl~~o:O~ t~"~::aa:.1~l ~heBor Rt~v ' Pam• tW Ohl• On Rl 33 Call Wm Rod: «r at e July 15 1957 Federl\tet! Church Pastor Honored On 40th Anniversary Of Ordination Mrs Geneva Nolan Judges ProJects For4 H Club lll.U WAil.D ~-.,. e reman er of the e ven ng ~~ 110 -:ent D 1ebool rem nlsc-encc Th s s e s home a rter the group ar- Aga n ou r ed As hey entered the home he g oup sang How do Mabe Present were Mr and M 1 Her ancl Bentz wr tten by Mra ¥ax ny Balser Letart Falls Mr and e who accompan ed lhe group on Mrs John Stobart Plantl M s he organ Geo ge Kr der Mrs Ida Howe 1 Mo~ c p ctures we e taken of Mr and Mn Charles Sha n Mrs the group du ng he even D!J by Frances Ph bon and Mrs Su 1 an Sayre Ant qu ty Mrs Lilt an Har y Sa d c Games were played unde h d rec on of M:r.s BaKte Sayre Johnson of Cal torn 1 M s as s sed by M s.s Leta Jane Sayre Leta Jane Sayre Log&.n Mr and and p zes awa ded o M s L llian Mrs Harry Saddler Bndgeport Sa re Johnson a I M Home Mr and Mrs Wolfe and Mr Bax er Sa rl' H IISLieooncl .. 44th wedd ng ann vcrsary The affa was a surprue to the Wo fe s who we e eal ed to her HIGHWAY HOME W th endo d f o I bo;tsurmJed Life dill the u ton Preee home Mu berry Ave honor ng ed Mr•e~;~~fe: aye WIJ offer M anti M s :91ent:z: WoJCe on tht~ r Th i d • $11 000 00 back po water a o her b beau I than 5 m n hOUSE' P o~r;,~e!e Bg oup of elat ve5 apd school daJ fr en s F day evenlne at he 11---Dally Sentloel Pomeroy Middleport 0 • • ito< deo to be ,... bel"" the £triM ,tlnd th~& llrrt 1wo d'aya: tnd nla:btl of lhe fall: DiUon i ap)eltlnee• are IC!hedulfid tor Sttuiday There'D be bameu racing horae tho,._ wrestlln1 late model automabiJtl n.etnr eeorea of banda includina th~ always popular •nd iittraetloDt will include •pectaeular All-Ohio :!Oys Bandr!a!n1 star Rloky Nol to name a fnr A new car for the sherilf s de partment was ordered purchafl'ed Ju y 1 at a special meeting or tbe County Board of Comml.!lslonen accordmg to m nutes released to day The purcbas~ resolut on saJd the present Ford automobile eon roUed by the department is In need of much repair and ordered bld1 for al ow1nce dn the old car and new car Comm ss oner Rol and Neut:d ng moved the b ds be advertised and Dan Hartinger and Harry Craig concuned Only other bus ness was pay en todo,y thai Robort F Champcr meDt of rouUne hils haa been promo ed to Storeroom Foreman at Ohio VaUey Eleetrie COTporaUon a Kyger Creek Station Accord ng to Mr Harreld the Storeroom Foreman s a new poal tlon created by the recent rcOTgan12 ng Cf the Stores Department Mr Champer jo ned 0 V E C in January 19M u a Storeroom attendant Be(o~ h I employmen Nobody realtze~ jw t how much wJth 0 V E C Mr diamper wu employed as atoekkeeper w h the the b ood bank n Me gs County eans un 1 ey have h~d occas G C Murphy Company n Gal sa d Vernon Webe on o use poll., Ohio od > Mr and Mrs Chalnper daughters Jane Ann and Penny from the blood bank Lou reside on State St eet Ga U keptBloorl my Cal.ber a ve for a long polla Ohio pe od l me and d d much to extend 11 life saJd the son of he Ia Augus Weber I know hat tremendous amoun of b ood we e used to Keep my fa her a e J know tha he many who COl'/ bu ed kblood or him w I keep r ght on v hat o hers may benef t too and wan urge ha he) p& a NEW YORK UP - A 28 year SJ o tlle Bioodmob I when old elevator operator adml ted • comes here on Wednetday Friday n ght be kiUed a loan shark stuffed his body n a trunk a \ ~r w ber arle 1 p ea today end with an unsuspec ing fr end rrort o£ u e ~ f' gs Bloodbar.k 3 delivered It to an express off ce wh ch s n :l dangerous y fO'r shipment to a nonexlsten pe wl h 18 lllid th " and of un in Los Angeles f 1u,ulf c en lltformatlon supplied by the un hey d 'h. a wltt1ni accomplice led to the a B oodm'lb lc v s hE entire prorest ot the suspect Edward J Po gram endang~ erl 9 lako..-kl a fOl'Met:: ~ramatlc stu The Bloodmobile w 11 be. at dent Po ce quoted him aa saying he PomeJ'3)1' Jun or High Schoo be aceidentally shot the reputed Wednesday and ocal off clal.s loan ebuk lame. Malloy .53 while lfJina tn friJhten blm l~o oday were urg ng that a 1 who re(looln1 loan pt)'men~theo kept Can .nd are .I g he to VJ. t and a. date with 1.' Jirl friend thre~ alve blood that this impcrrtan proJram can continue (Continued On Pogo Thn!o) Second s Middleport; charleo Downie 106 High St PomHoy vaughanWilliam 205 ButYoung ernut Ave Pa Pomeroy 208 Sp lng A e Pomeroy Lee Reed Route 1 Pomeroy Bruce Sta nal<e< Route 3 Pomeroy and R chard C ark Rou e 3 Pomeroy The above Scouts amved Thur:f. day 1u y 11 by bus after a four day tour from Camp Arrowhead anna west Virg n a on the WI.Y hey vii; ted Montt'(ello Vlrgtnia He~wks Nest West Vlrgm a Wuh gton D C and ?few York City The local Scouts Are n Jam boree Troops 26 and 27 of th& Reg on Four Camp of West V rgin a Kentucky and Oh o Scouts Camp was set up Thurnday afternoon Each camps.l e has 40 persons who cook and Uve In four patro s (Conti....- OR Pat• Thretl_ -'!St. Poli'ce Skepti·cal Of Confess.·on To Sheppard Slaym•g Just ce of Peace R E Gr mfleY { ned S X men and forfe ted the bond of another n court act ons Monday mght Gerald Russe I arrested by the Sta e H ghway Patrol Corfe ted his $2!i bond for unsaCe operat on of CLEVELAND UP - Cleveland a vehicle pol ce today were skeptical of an Othet Sta-te Patro cases heard a lcgect-- eonfe!§S on bY I ronv in Deland Fla he comm tted the included Robert Jeffers f ned $15 b udgeon murder of Mrs Mar lyn and costs for drivtng an unsafe veh c e Robert Hickel $25 and Sheppard at suburban Bay \ costs for speed ng Elmer P ckens lage here July 4 19M. She f( Rodney Thursby of De $10 and costl for dr vmg w th no land no fled Cleve and aut~or headl ghts and Don Reu er $25 I es that a prisoner serv ng a 10. and ~ost& for shoot ng ftreerack year term for robbery had con en oU I state h ghway fessed to the Sheppard mu der Cl If Chr s y was frned $5 and Dr Samue Sheppard he t'costs for ntnncation and George m s husband now a: se v ng 11 Knagp $15 and costs for d aturbI Ce sentence a the Oh o S a c ng the peace Bo h hese latter }1 tentiary (o th<' slay ng arres s we e made by he Sheriffs Thunby repo< •d Dona d \\ ed Department. lcr ..2 111 d he luga:ed a wo~ran w th 1 teet on of p pe and also Ma)or E F Rob nson f ned Law knocked out a man dur ng i renee Rusaell West Columb a $100 burglary of a subu ban C CVl' and and costs and sentenced him to home early in JuJy 1954 Thurs- three days n ja 1 Cor dr v ng while ~l "ld Wcdlc• had tw ce e cop under the nfluence or an ntox d from ja I bu fo\IU recaptured caUne beverage both l rnes Break Heat Wave D. ed In Donors Are Urged IS rh__di Fe ct To Save Meigs-Co The Next 30 Days Blood Program ~=\~~:e:~v~re;t~u~ ~o~r:·~oo~ c!~;e.e&!:s b~ent~eo~Sh~~pa~J e s WASJllNGTON UP The Wea e I poT Qn of the Un ted States du g he nex 30 delays But warned thai n the cen .._1 por on of the countr~ f om the Rock " lo the Appa a ch 1111- t s I able o get even hotter The bureau n a forecast s sued Monday for m d.July o m d August pred c cd above no rna rt~nkylnMo~~ta nnor~~: ~ &!~ 3c No hw~s an" ex en e Soutll 1 a d subno mal prcc p ta t on 5 ('X peeled n he ren alnder of Lh•, •, 0.,• 0 Y I murder b t po ce he d ou ~ ed them as com ng mostly rom n en Ially ('>IU<bed pmon' Next Sales Tax Returns Are Due A • Q J I 3} f gatn n u y w th Oh o vendor5 o f e the r next sem mnual sales tall returns by Wednesday Ju y 31 !1937 The rf!lurns cover he pe od from January 1 19~7 to June MARK IT REPORT 30 1957 accord ng to thE' Depart ClNCJ:NNATI UP ProrlUC.;l mcnt of Taxat on D v 9 on o f Eggll firm net pa d a farms for Sales and Highway Use Taxes u s.. consume wh tes and browns Returns rna ad to the State A JUmlJOfl 37-41 A large 34 37 A Treasurer ahou d be postmarked med urn 26-30 A small 20.21 B not later than Ju y 3la to avo d arge 26 29 a •1 00 a day charge Cor de n FQ&.. white• ,tnd brownt A flUent flUng To aui~ ftndorl l. ,ge 4!.<-l A med um 85-38. lJ with returns Exam ner (; A Rath large 3~38 burn will be at the Meigs County Cbtckens steady fryers 3 3% Court Hou.se Auditors Office n lb 22 23 hens t,eavy 13 ~ laht Pomeroy Ohio aU day Tbursday July 25th ahd Friday July ~h Volume 1nf:l p ce d stnbutlon Vendon seeking assistan~ from on fryers 138 000 a 22 20 000 \Examiner ltathburn w U be re at 22 "71 10000 at ..a and 3000 at quared to present all records ne t blta tbte the f gures un4etcrm ned prices c-essary 0 liU n ~ut er creamery 80 s.cert 71& (tDntlnutd On Po~;~• Three) I I llo-12 ~ent from the m1etine by ol be ne on bil vacation By Grindley On Traffic Counts her one year term and p aced on The local pa c pants are Karl b Beck 212 North Th rd St Middle- pro ati.OD po Geo ge It bbs 238lk South -----~-- ..,----- Trunk Slayer Admits Guilt After Arrest s·IX Men F.med Boy Scouts of Amenca at VaHey Forge Pennsylvania from Mrs w IL wa9 ordered e eased July 12 to 18 The local campers are part of the Trl State Area by Judge Baeon from the refo Counctl delegation matory after serv ng 60 days Qf CoDIDlissioners To Buy ANew Car For Sheriff 1P.t ~i'rk..!b!-~=~~ v: virtue ._ Person cens~ w 11 be required Middleport Boys In Good Form At p•Irat es Tryouls~ I I Joe Bowen Pittsburgh Piral'!! scout liked the way Middleport s cand da es fo a profeuional b11 baD contuct h t and f elded M"n day at S Matys W Va lohn Par.;ons aa d today Do~vc H ndy Ju es Bowles and Bobby 'ielson we~ ~&ked to return day n select gro p of 18 o t t1f 45 who reported fo the try oub They keC HI rly at thlf'd b~~ al'ld th~v ked the way all lhr£t o( he boy w('t(' ); t ng the ba sa d ParsC'n! He ind eated t was the eoncensua th•t only one ean didate lookea more mpressive than Bowles • h the bat Nelso~ only a JUn or th s fall Gt MHS went along for the ex per enee but impressed the scouts w th his: Jon!!: ball bitt ng MEIGS GENERAL MOSPITAL •dmitted Da e Arn s Hamd~li o! Kat e Sattes Pomerny Discharged Joe Kennedy Po:n eroy Addie Weaver Rae ne President Is Said Not Willing TO Compronuse • 0 n CiVil Rie:hts u WASHINGTON UP) - 11 Republican congressiOnal leaders 1 sa1d today that Prestdent Eisenhower is not WI mg o com promiSe h s ClV I r ght5 legiSJation but would not ObJect to clarification ThiS was reported as both fnenqs and foes of the b 11 agreed that the Senate w I g ve the admmistrabon a smashing frrst ound o Y late oday s deration of he controvers al The es w I come n 3 o ~ on measw-e Senate GOP Leade W I am F Sen Everc M Dirksen (R Dl) Knowland s motion o br ng he pred c ed :te mo on would carry 1 •1our Po n measu e o ma Y ....,.. waul d f ore t h e Se na e bypass ng he J u by a 2lk to-1 maJor ty This r1 h b II mark tbe frs tme a g tf d c ary Comm P.e Se Th e vote cou d has gotten that f.lr n the aate md n more than a deeade as about 4 15 P m Southern foes wtl't' retuet.nt to Ia e a& 6 15 P m concede defeat )lut ~vateiJ t;ley Knowland epor ed he P e a«reed with Dirksen dents atti ude af er h(' we k Y &Immediately after tbe vote Sen. eg slat ve con( en e a he Wh e wayne Mor~~e (D-Ore.) piJnned to House Asked f h adm mstra offer a motion to send the bill to t on s ready o com prom se 9a d lit lth 1 d t C tbe Jud c:iary Comm ee w nKnowlan d The wor c ar ca structions to report It baek to the on and not comp om se The Senate in seven days. :Morae doet Chef Ex«ut ve's bal c pos t on not want to byp. . the appropri rema na unchanged Knowkmd ate Sena~ eommlttee wbkh sa C: Knowland 1 motion doei. 'Ibe 0.... Know and dec ned to define gon senator .a MGYe Ja expec:ted. to what he meant by clarlflcat on ]y •-•- •-•· He sa d any deta led d scuss on be defeated - posa b ..w - r mw;t await ,_ctual senate. con (tont nued On , ... ,...,_) I � 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 15, 1957 blaine french smith