http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1c6390c1f772754be1d35f7e042ce0bb.pdf 815fe80b869172d69f6f84b608405cf4 PDF Text Text , 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 �I ._Dilly Slilltlntl,.~meroy•t.!lddleport, 0., July18, 1987 TELIVISION GUIDE ' ' Y./SAZ -TV Chon"el3 TUESDAY ' Wednesday - . Meigs Bank Assets Increased ApproxJmotely 13 Per Cent During Post Yeor; Gallia County Ahead,But Slipping Here 1s a mite of 1l surpnse. ' There are no new mctustnes of enough stu. Gallia co~ly's -four banks have total as· """ of ,211,116,432 le<!Ording ' to tbelr publlsbed shtemenh as or July I, 1957 Metgs County's five bahks, per th~ 1denttcal state· ments, have total cornbaned assets of $15,182,Hll approximately, using 1956 flg'ures for one of tbe sm~Uer banks, 1ts '57 report not havtng been pu'bhshed yet) Thas IS more noteworthy when one recalls that population-wise, the two political subd1visions are 'closely stmilar According to the 1950 census GaUil county came m with 24,910 persons Meigs had' 2$,227 There is little change proportionately sim:e then Besades, Gallia county banks bave lower assets thu;: year than last year. so any mcrease ln populabon favonng GaU1a over Metgs only would make the comparison in assets more out of balance Before suggestmg why Gallia has more money stuck away m 1ts ~oUectiVe socks than Meigs countians, cons1der that the Meigs banks show a decided increase In !957 total assets over those of 1956 'the increase is ap· proxtmately 13 percent, or U5,1B2,113 this July I compared to U3,420,384 last year. The amount of decrease tn 1957 from 1956 m Gallia banks is not known here We have a summary statmg there lS a decrease How rome th1s Increase m Me1gs bank assets of approximately ,1,761,729 In a period of a year' This is a question the bankers like· ly would be hard put to answer in derlnJUve terms It could indicate a number of things One certainly ls that there is more moiley dr· culatlng here tn 1957 than In 1958 For It is decide to dig that. much more cash out of the old lin can burled under the cellar floor , and entrust it to our banks, all w1thm one year Daily Sentinel Day Book SQUAD MIITINO The F\rlnw Squad or F'f'eney Bt>nnetl Post No 128. Amer1can Lea1on will m11et at 8 p M Wednesday at the Loglon Hull :md any t ••g10nnalrt> who Is lr terested In joilllng the Squad Cor their 1np 1o the State Convcn tlon 1n Cmelnnatl u urged to be present ....... lUURNS FIOM SCHOOL Robcr1 S1lers M G \t SeouL EXeC'11t1ve hu rulurnc!.l (rom spcndmg fnrty f1Ye days at a National Training School tor Scout Executives m New Jeney He abo v1 Hlted at the National Boy Scout J•OOree at ~allCY Forge before returnlnll to hla home SWIM PARTY PLAN~ID Th1• Powder Puff Cluh will meet Weduesdny at 6 30 P M nt the hnnu.t or ll!elr pre.~J(,Ienl Sharon Jones, whon plans will be rompl l' t,td for a MWimmlnii pnrt~ lCI CRIAM SOCIAL An tee croam sutla l wiiJ be held al the Enterprbe EUFJ Church Friday beginning at 6 P M Home made lee C'ream , uke and rue will ho MOld and the proceeds placed In the building fund ' PVTHIAN tJSTIR MUTING Ma~tnolla Temple Pythlan Sla ten wlll meet In 1eaulnr 11eulon Thursday Kt 7 30 P )( at the DAV Hall ·BY ROIIRT ( RUARK 1 see by !he bladders that 3!1 to account for 1t m deposits to meet payrolls unlikely th~t enough people should sudden!.\ We have no mflux of wealthy rettred persons The mcrease tn mterest to two pe-r cent patd by at lellrrSt some of these local banks has at tracted some deposits , but probably not one and a quarter mt1hon dollars However, it ts likely tbJs last sourc.e-tmu~ deposits - together with a general Improve ment in f1nanclal condthons here lhat ac· counts for the increase It is mteresting to canvass the reaSons for Gtlllt county banks havmg roughly $5 nul· han more m assets than Metgs County banks Banke{S here suggest the reasons mtght be found in these facts 1 Gallla County has "quite a bit of rehrcd wealth" compared to Me1gs Caunty The logt cal place for some of the cash owned by retJred persons 1s m banks where It is as safe as anythmg ts in thiS atom1c era 2 Our southern neighbor has a numbet of industries that this county does not have Wtt . ness the state hospital, Holzer Hospital, and the Evans Grocery CO and 1ts alhed concerns 3 Also, there ate considerably more pro fessional people in Gallipolis, notably doctors dentists. and lawyers, than m Metgs County 4 We don't know where the Ohio Valley Electric Corporahon (Kyger Creek) keeps tts payroll funds Probably 11 Js Galhpolts Kyger alone accounts for a tidy sum There is little to indicate from the abov• observations about comparattve prospenty of the two counties Our increase suggests Meigs County Is catching up rapidly with Galha and ln a few years may surpass its neighbor m one category of judging economic health , that of totaJ bank assets ------,-- all busted There are tWo fancy rad1os which httve neye 1 worked The stove ts set In left homded and draws wrong The fm~plact'• - kmrl r.r machmelll--!lmoke The car's got a knock nobody ca 1 Jvcate For 20 mid years [ have pla}e1 n t}peWlller for my bre<Jd 1111d bcuns and 1 stJJI ca•• t change 11 ribbon Without fle'l'ercly woun,l mg my11elf Tho onl)' time 1 evm wo&he(\ a d1sh I drotlpl•d 1t nml the onl_1, tim~' I ever helped Mama tn 11 kitchen emergenc) 1 waa out of play for wt>eka w1th a hond that got burned 11eaily •II tho wll!' orr from Irvin~ to ~erarate lee from tl"Byl, !rom tr)'lng to open card tllblull and sort out the anw:ularlty or dt'tk chair~ than anybody If 1 try to change a needle on a phonograph arm I (I) bUJt tho arm anti 12) get electrocuted Llghtl I turn on go out I once owned 12 "olclros and none of them kept Hme Doors slam me Once 1 tried to conk on an outdoor b<~rbcl'Ue •nd almoAt managed lu serve jriUed me to the &::UI'~Is Thll h~~omhur.:ers fell lhl"OUgh lhC 111111 but my fh111ers J own more !IC'IIr~ I thought I'd brush up on my c1Je£'kl>r game the other day m C{'Dt 10 30 11 00 11 30 1?. 00 12 30 1 00 1 30 3 00 3 4& 430 630 035 645 700 730 800 8 30 900 • so to oo u so 100 It Could Be You 12 00 .Cunent 1,00 My Little lhrJte 1 :30 Bride ~nd Groom Uo Matinee Theater 300 Queon for a Dt)' 3~ Mo~ RomanaeeJ •po Comedy Ttine 4 ;"10 ),Jovletlme •so Popeye Prnenta News PICture ... 630 We attiereast 8 35 81'!orts Eye 6•45 NBU News 700 7 CC:ontlnued Fr0n1 Pa.. One) or Wednesday Then will come the formal stage of deba\4r on the bJll •vh.iCh onee threatened an all-out sOUtberD fth buster Jashng up to e1ght weekl W1th talk of compromtae now In the au, Sen Joseph C O'Mahoney (0 Wyo ) predleted conf1dently 1 the Senate, w1thout a filibus\er, wih pass a "purely votm1 rights" b.iil wlth a proviSo tor jury trials, and that "It w1!1 be behind us in two weeks" MDnrh Of Debit• Knowland thought the debate more hkely w1U wind up abOut Aug 1~ _._ at11l tWo weekt earJrer than his orlglnal Sept. 1 forecaat. The b1\l, 11 passed by the House, provldee tor a b1partltan commisllon to mvestl&,te Yiqla· tlons cf vot1nt: rl&lits. • ne• Cl.,l rlghts dlvlliOn ln the Juitlce l)epartment, government author1ty to stek lnjuJlctiOns in fe~efl•l ~ourts to halt contpttacie~ eJalQ;t c1v1I r1ght11, and similar injunction authority to prevent threatened abridgement of Negro vot1n1 rights either by pr1vate persons or pubhe oHiclals Wh1te Falcons ~Qt~ters Will hold thM11 ent;Hcmc on Sunday afternoon 21. at 1 PM at the New HaY.ttrk Mayor of the Towo 800 Kraft TV Theater • 00 Tbbt b Your Ufl' 9 so 10 00 Waterfrpnt M.aSQ.~a@ l'arty ' tO SO News HeadUn-e!l tO 40 Nitewatch 12 00 Tonight WCHS-TV Channel 8 , I TUESDAY Their teacher, Mrs . Donald Lowen and Mr. Lowery. Mr and 'Mrs Lewis H Saucr and chlldr~n Lo1~ Ann and q,orge, Mrs Char lotte Perrm, Mrs Lucy Gregg and Mr and Mrs Galt! H)sell accompanied tne group Sporn 1 Is In Semi-Finals OfBend Softball Tournament M0 deI Sun day Sch00I HeId flt ·& The Fairgrounds The William Wright M'emorlal Sunday School was held Sunday July 14 at the Meig11 County FKirrround9 This li a moc'lel Sunflay School of the Hocking DIHtrlct or the Baptls\ Church and was onglnated hv Mr Wright In 1035 'the obllervonce or the model school wa~ reorgat\IZed several years ago and namerJ ror the rou nder or the movement h1ttlng and base runnmR to baek SPORN 2 30 SPTS I Those present mcluded Carolyn Philip Sporn No 1 became the up Stiver~ r.o hitter Sonny Ha~gerty and Dorwm Russell, James Jobb, Micky ami flat entry in the Br.nd SMtball tournament to move IIllO lhe Clark ea(.h hont.ered for the pow Lucinda M~:~rris, R1chatd 8otm , Patty Lowery, Helen Taylor, sem1 final~ last night wt.cn tlley Ct plarot 00\' ~ whipped Hoblion !I Red Birds by Tomght 9 games rind t~e PI Christlne Coats, Jud1th Butchur u score o! 15 0 m Iii g::une , cuii~U Pleuan\ Retailers meetmg L11km Sandra Hysell Mary Kay Bmkles 111 the first game at 7 P M Jan1ce Zirkle, Judy Sauer Su 11lter f1ve mll!ng~ , BuiJ Slivers of Pome1 ny Spot n Muson w11l play OVEC at 8 PM Sllll Allensworth, K1ren Gre~.,; hurl {'t, tossed th e thud no hit let ami West Col umb111 wtll pl..t)' Min Beverly Perrm -~~ ~---,-:--:--:c:" of the tournament a~ he h~111J cr~vlile at 9 Pi\1. Grover Har118 spent Sunday wJlh eufted the Hob ~o n nine Milo Rhodes who celebrated h1s Jn other game11 lh .t West I nl MUSIA1. LEADING 90th btrthdaY umb1a ('omets nipped the Jr BROOKI.YN UP _ That man Jane Ham~ spent Sunday with OUAM Lodg" of New Haven by a scorl' of 54 whil e Mmersvdl e was leadtng the National League ~M·:;',;;;'";;d;;;Mr;;;•;;R;,;o;;bo""'ri;;Le;;;;w;;l;;•;;;;;;;;;; cumc out on top m a lOil!iciY hitler& a sam today \' • 1-Jia:red gamt• wi.th th( Pt PI~.:>Js hitters agam today Stan The Man Mlt l:&ll!(gs Ocparlm cnt fito1c Mu sial of the St Lou111 Cardtnals regaln'ed the top spot Monday Bombers of 10 9 , ru..:ht collecting 9ne h1t m twa of In the openmg ga me bet\\ecn tJCial at • bats aaalnst Phlladel· tlw Jr OUAM buys and West phla's Jack Sanford to rai1c hl!i ( o\llmllta the New Haven t eam batting averaae to 3tf had wone out m frc. nt b} .;. l 1 ~ t.,e top of the eighth Inni ng but Ce~unty N~ws Wf'!\t Cuhunbla CII!Ti l back 1n the }11,11t of Lhc 1nnmg and ~cored LW!CC tO Wlll -" Hoy Auu ~ luttln~ tnup'ort w1Lh W1ltl1w~M on II•~ part or the Biggs 11.'80\ htlped MIIUII SV 110 to The Junior Ji1gh C } (l~ !'l; of rtr:-;t Its v1ctory In thl• fin<~h the Presby\ertan Ckurch and lht!ll' 1poody S)wl n lemn s1a mpcd it· gut·~l!l had a picnic and swim seH as on e of the tourney tav01 1111111: tlllrty at ll•.ult') 's L:.~k e Sun WJEH Presbytvj,on· Sunday Scho.ol Class Picnics DAILY CROSSWORD .... On Your ' .................. k ·t ~l · h 11 ~ 12 ()() 12 30 1 oo 1 30 2 00 Guldmg U11ht Katle'a Kitchen As the -wori ... Turn1 our Min Brooka Houseparty Big Payoff 2 SO B 0 b C b Sh ros Y QW 3 00 Br1sh1er DI"Y Prospects Good (Continvtd Fren1 Pqt Ont) over 9lh milhon p1eces of paper goods supphed by the Jamboree Each day each of the 1,292 ti'OOPI wUJ draw a box of pJ.per goods the correct ,gurmtlt)' for the next three . 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of N1tbt 4 00 The E.. rly Show 5 30 Your Esso RePorter 5 45 Sports Parade 5 5~ Weatherman fl 00 Actlr n 5 Douglai F.dwards 61 6 30' 7 QO 8 00 8 30 9 00 On Friday evemng July 12 the 10 00 Up-t&\thi:·Dlllffl,t~N~}VI 10 05 Scan niDI thi Wbtb~ NEW HAVEN E. VB The E U IS· 'Men of the New H•von obu!l:b !!itd lh~l' 1no~ meeting MoHftM)I' ~~ ' the ehureh Ralph G1bbs 'lt&s 'the lt'ogram le~a­ er which will lollowed bY a dUcussion Rostea.-a were ?tin. F, A Bt.ltey, Mrs LeWIS Capehai·t and picnic was Mrs. Bernard LelvJn1, who served Road refreShments to those above and following G:•r~~~o,JewelJ, 'tom , and John H , A S Layne, Bernard Leiving, Robm Cooke, Layne, Rev lt J Seott1 It;;;;; Capebart, aDd Fred Batey. " • WHTN-TV C~arme113 ,. r~ESDDAY CHANNEL IS 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Adventure• In Learnlnt: 12 00 Noou News 12'1~ Nelihbon so. A~Y The Arueric:an Lelion AuxUiary met Monday eve~i!lg ,.t Pte J..efion Hall. A .short busipess meeting wa• held and eleven members atte~ded , Frankie Lalfo 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2 00 Afternoon film FeaUvd 3:30 LUe With Eltzab<tb 4 00 Cartoon Club 0 OQ )flckey MOW!Ie Club e·OO Five Stp Final 6 1& Jolin Daly and Newt 6 SO <;:beyenne '7 \SO Wyatl Earp 8 00 Broken ArrO'If 8'30 Telephone T1m1 so 9 P\lblto Defender. 10 00 News to tO Tli~~~~· .)~. 11 40 BiR'111 Mr and alfi'. Horald PIANQ tlt41J Wrher Ohft Ingraham "'" ~HJ»ur4 spent 'fftesday wlth Mr. and Mrs John Sellers tnd OitiidJ.c•n opemng cerett1omes wert: held ln an h11ls1de arena The Hon Rieh· ard N. Ntxon, Vlce PreSident of the United States Was the g\Jest speaker The arena was carved from a h1lhade mto an amphi{heatre by the U s,. Army Corps of Engmeers An ArmY band furmsb· cd mUf!IC A ,g1gant1c show of fireworks climaXed the evening Presi· dent Ei¥!nhoweJ.: sent greetmgs to the usetn,bJed Jamboree Karl Bee~ dates; "All tbe Scouts are hay[ft'g a very good tlme. The different hou•~li:eeping details are taken in ahlftl ot three meals where a11 Scout~ take the1f par\ The Scouts are sleepmg in baker tents which are very comfortWle " WilHam Young of Pomeroy said, "I have met a lot oi new Scout frLenda from all over the co~try The dtfferent apparel, um!Orms, and,dr~ss 18 very mterestmg" At the Jamboree there are many bands. There are lots of acl1v1tles ln f1e1t1 sports, archery anghng, trading and out door activities There are four trading posts where suPplie~, souvenin can be secured The local Scouts wi-ll depart the Jamboree Fnda} morrung, July 19 and, will arrive in Pomeroy and Mlddeport that eveninlif d Fl k My Frlen IC a VJC Damonr Mil11nnalre I"ve OOt A Secret u s steel Hour 900 I Spy RadiC» Dial ' .... s 10 30 trl e 1 ~n c 11.00 Valiant Lady 11 111 LOve ot LUt , 11 30 Sellreh for Tomorrow tO 10 The Lat.•:_:S::h::•w::__ _ _ __IO"-IO_T_b_e_Late Show 12 • Daily on 990 spot Jllnmte Dean 7 30 Boston Blackle 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 9 oo Gar~ M.oqre 9 ao Arthur GodfreJ {1 00 J1mmle Dean 7:SO Boston Blacllle 8 00 Captam K'ngaroo 8 f~ ..CBS News 9 00 Garry Moore D30 Arthur Godfre• 10 SO Strilte n Rich 11 00 Valiant Lady 11 15 Love of Ute • 11 30 Search f?r Tomorrow :U 411 Gu1ding Light 12 00 Katte'..: Kitchen 12 so A• the World Tlll'na 1 00 Our MISS Brookf'-/ 1 30 , HoUJeparty \ 2 00 Big Payoff 2 ao Bob rrosby Show 8 00 Brighter Day 3 1S Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 \"our Eno Reportet 5 45 Sports Parade ~ ~ Weatherman 6 00 Acll'lll · 6 15 Douglas Edwards 6 3() Telt!lhone T1me '7 00 Phil Silver* Show 7 80 Pnvate Secretary 8 00 To "fell the Truth B30 Spotlight Play~ouse 9 00 $&ti,Omt Question 01iO, Sp~ .Jqrn:i '~!low · tO 00 VP:to tb~·n:unlJte News 10 0:1 scanning the weattler Meigs 11!50 a.m. 7 oo- I S P ll C I A ,from Rou~ are announcing tbe .birth pf a 6 lb II oz dau1bter, born Fridly at Sc!backel'f Cljnic:. The clllld wu aamed Vl~'tYnn.. Maternal arandpal'ents Mr. apd kr.s. Okt) Vaa Meter and ~atera4) gr•ni1MreMI •re M> @d Milo Huon Ro~oh. BIRTH ~ Hoba~k Mr. and f.(rl Htrry Droz from Ambridg:e, Pa Mr and Mn Ralph Drda and ehi!dren, Rochester, Pa Rev and M.n Herbert llanl• and d<~uuhtcr, Athena, llpcnt the 4th wUh Mr Mnd Mr1 E 0 TMIIilllrt, and Mr 11nd Mrs Dwlaht Hoback JamesM.Cox (Conirn~ From P... Ontl 1912 Cox won the governorahip, but was defeated for re-election m 1914 by Frank B Willis However be defeated Wdll!l m 1~16 and HJJ8 The aovernor'• reeord and the fac.1 he wq_ the party's hrst three lerm governo• ln Ohio made h1m a contender for the presidential uorunatlon ID 192A), H11 defeat was h1s last bid fo'" rttblic offJce but he eontiaued \o WCirk for hlll party He aupport.ed Frallkhn D Roosevelt and h11 !our campaigns and Adlai E. Ste· \'enson In h1s two races ar;au~oe:t P.:r,aJ>ldent Eisenhower. ' Cox was edUcated tn a little red ~ chool hou:re at Jacksonlmr~ . Polakowski a handsome ~alldy haJred 11x fuoter , told pl)l!cto be was ' up fo my neck 1n debt" to ll.fatloy, who appeared to have led " double hfe aa a Joan thark and corpelirat1on diredor m New York and as a painter Jn Philadelphia Hls body pierced by th~e 22 slua:s. w ~s discovered by Railway Express elerb who became sus:plclous or the odor e-manatln" from the trunk. dtllvered to a o42nd Street expres1 lt.atinn Satur· --,----- Pomeroy Personolt · • Chief or Poli~ Fra:ak ~­ lo ..1111.... 1<1 bit llome on h11 doetor'• ordm after ft. turnllll lc hk dt11tlt1 aundi.f t.~t« qaltf llo...., JAYCIII tO INSTALL The Jn 8 taUt~tll'lr'l banquet for u b·l• aycee, and WiVU WI two ~ Wednesday; July 11 at '1 p M ~t I he KatydJd 1 ,-;;; -~;;;-=====~ CatMI OOtSN'T PAY CARIBOU, Maim , UP - BurJ· JAr. w!ro nC:ated onr a •are 1t Canbou Mot9r1 , 1M , with an ace-tylene toreh IN'iiHut bem1 able tb opeg U lell a note ayina ' at wa1n1. worth Jt" LICINI! IISUID been~ baa been waued here tu Melvin Dale Sydebotbam, 19 Mason , W Va and Mildred Claire ~wart l7 Lead1n.r: Creek Mei.JJ Count) A marrllla:e NOTICE TAXI FARI! iNClli!ASES l!tferllve July U I ~s for B " B Cal¥ aaywbere within Middleport rity llml\1, uacludlnll Rallroad-St , Gravel Hill and tiP t.o the Pomeroy Br1d1e wdl be 3:loc each The followlq price From Midd~porl lei Pomeroy will be Me for Obe pa.uenger or 8k each wb<!ll there 11 more than QJII!I pli:IIIN!!!b- 1•• !-arloa • Soyre, Owner I&I·Cab Co. 'rat~~ MOORES Pomeroy OHIO TIRE TRADING TIME I! inoa. Glll,fllllee ~ New Casing 670 X 15 .... ••, . - $18.75 NOW $13.95 !4 Moo. Guor. Reg.- 670 X 15 . !4 )lfoo. Guar Reg. - 110 X 15 .. N1lou Premium - m.ss NOW $16.95 $'29.55 NOW $18.95 30 Moo. Guar 670 X 15 .. · ...... Next Sales Tax • J PROI. OlDEl~D An lnv~ttl~&tiOI} hal Nen ordered mto tbe domeaht Circwnstarwes of the- J).'rt.iel involved In the Beatnce Graham vs HalT)' W Graham d1vorce proceedmp as I' day Clad only m .shorts and wrapped cbJidren are ~CODcemed, accordtnl 1n newspap~n , Malloy's body had Lo a coun eotr}l today been jaeknffed 1ft~<~ the three-quarter trunk Pohce a.ud Polakowski led thtm to a rubblah can, 16 bl~ka from hia 1partment wltere they found Malloy's rf'maming garments Ann Nolan, n1~ of Mr and Mr1 Howard Nelan, Syracuse, 1:2 lie did not attend college bul v:i11tma: he-re this week and wdl With hts fnends Ch~le.s F Ket go With her aunl, Mrs Nolan on termg, famed lnventor, and Col a number ol 4-H dub ]Udgmg lrtps a• well u to the Jack!on ~ A Deeds, bead of the Nation ill Cash RegJster Co , reeelved CQUnty Fa1r Wedne!l.-!'ay evenmg honorary degrees from the Um where Mrs Nolan Wlll jud"e ohJbJta \'er1nty of Dayton Mri Helena Howett of Pomeroy Cox lit suPv1ved by h1s Widow Rt l bu betlJI VllltinJil her sou and the former Margaretta Blair of Chmago, rour children, James Jr Dayton, John , New Rochelle, New York , and Mrs James Glover HObolulu and Mrs Robert Cham hers of Atlanta, and hve "rand children 9hlo COfiPINIP ~ Room• Reg.- $28.00 NOW $2J.95 Deluse Tubeless Tlreo Reg. - $30.1!1 (Contlnuacl p,_, Pat• One) N F' I to be reported These mclude a ew Urn tuN copy of their return for the pre· FOR X vlous pertod, a record of gross and exempt sales and a record of taxONLY able sale1 ot 41 cents or more for • lbe per1od January 1st, 195'7 to June 3oth. f957 In addtt.wn, vendors wiU be re· r. qwred to bnng coptes 01 their Prices on Trres are Plus Fed Tax purchase orders showms the am· ounts of stamps purehased durmg 0D The Brigldest Corner And With Rec;tppable Casing Trfde-ln 1 In '1lddleport the flr.st half of 195'7 Vendors no longer are required ~l~o~h~a~v~e}."'~~~·~•_,,,~,~~,.,;,,,,=-""""'""""""~"""""",;,;,.,,.,,.,,;,;,,,,,,.,~,.,~""~ $299 oo BAKER 670 15 ..... NOW $20.95 $3.39 HIIIYJ Dtlty llliit! Tubes N U FUR IT 1\E I or •' 1 Scout Jamboree (Conlt~llll~ .Prom P ... O,na) Betaule of the great problem nf washlnk dMies after a meal for 5.0,000 persons, the Scouts will use the barYe.st," Wolle said, "yo:~ can almo9t hear the tomatoes cracking m the •flelds" No condttional bids will be r& ce1ved1 The approvl~ opmton of Peek, Shaffer & Williams, • bonji attorneys of Cmcmnatl, Ohto, wiU be furnished to the successful btd· , der a). hts expense Bid!! should b~ sealed and endorsed "BID FOR WATERW~RKS ASSESSMENT BONDS " Richard Duckworth Village Clerk J.'! • ' -' ' - -·-Sytatwe, ==::;..;;.:c::c--Ohio ROLANDUS Mr. and Mr! Paul Sm1th called recenU}' on Mr and Mra. E 0 Ta11ti-t and: Mr and Mn Dwl&:hl W Va IContiJIUMI Frem ,.... OM) boura behind athedult. But poJice uJd that eventJ lead •ne up to the Friday •lloollnJ i.n Polakowski's apartnuml rndicaled iL.was carelulJy planned The Wahama so Father Knows Belt ., Trunk Slayer Band Picnic Be Sunday 6\)0 Spmacb Playhouse ' th Dlplrtment of Tu.atlon. fte llmu, In Toronto, 0, She wu acvnwtor hottner, U re~~lired Ui -companJ.ed 1\0IIlle bf W{11 tAu Analp the dedJrltJoa on tM rtturn na Howett that inform.. lo~ tlven ia tr"' )Ira Beulab KOlter of S .., .. Wh~n complet., retutlll mtut be P•.,-•Jt filed w•th or nWJed tto tlile T'reu- I !ltJd. 0 . b11 bee11 on 1 two weeki urer of State, Port Off1ce Bol )799 villi wUh ber ailttfl Wra Belva Sloan and ColumbuJ Ohio TIM Slolhl, Grover. If a dellc:itl)t)' tit: lbowo oa the Gill had u thtlr week IUtlh vendor's nl~rn, remiUJnce m tht VI' and Mr. Jtrt)' Jlvr;er• llr lfld amount of t.x dua lhoukl 1«0111 Jlu Colemaa Kolter and 11n, all pany the return, made payable to of S~ln&fwld ttfr and Join Eru.J the State Tteaaurer. etthu b~ l{owett aqd daughter Lou AnM Jtell:le Nottburg, all of Toronto 0 . check, draft or money order ilftd Elmer Huluns or Wheehn .. Wt'fe lilr and Qd e~Uldnn, Ohoeubrofl, f1ti Hlptonltall and Otbo Watts, Mrt Mr!. Arthur Gtl· Mts Myron Mlllex Georre Child& 1100 Tic T~c Pou1h Aldan Called X New~ Jteadbnes Nitewateh To nigh~ SIGN OFF 10 30 10 40 12 00 Othor peopte open bott les w1lh 1tt:s wJth a _~r:_•_cat_ ~~~~~~-o_r _ da>:__ --~~~~~~~ ease, but It &eoma to me that I Mn Ethel Luckodoo Holland every bottle J: ever tackle<! was and M"rl' Ethel Rile~, Glouster permanently 1e1led to keep me were co~ hairmen for the 19~7 !P_h:J I G l ! J '-'l l l!J l ~ 1:11 1:111 ~f."JU ~'( J tr.om ihe evUe of drink Short ol SebOol Mrs Rlley was aupcrlnten ACROSS 5 Aptitude • ~~ Book '-'ll f:i;.J :.:~·H-~ li . :1 t)itlna: off the neck 1 ha\'e to hol dent and her teachlnlil sta~r ln· clup 1 Hint 6 Escape J\YJ 1,, [1! : If J .1:': tt Electrl. l'~.IJI1 :7'[1i~t 6 Level (liang) ler lor Mama or the eook A can eluded Edith Luckadoo pnd Ger t !1. ' ~hlr_1 V City 1'. Frmch opener and 1 can lx a blggt't trude Buller Rutland, Julm Reese .H., ,~I tJ r.•L• •·i (IUIIhO) phytlcl.IP paructe l':I(LJI ! V~1r. l !;.1\11: 1'~'1 •. threat than the atom Middleport, Mary Wllllams 'Glou ~$ Home-. 1!1!-I.':JL".l l'!ltJtl 10 Crippled I Bank Some people c•m open ~ suit- ster Secretary for the sc hool was l..' r:~ J (Ill; PJ II I~'. II~ I e.. 12. Bid employe easel Not me The lock jams, l'tobert Green Pomeroy t~l l rol , itl· l Ill' ~ 13 Abundan' I American but this 1.s or no importAnce The mornlni church service was I !'., •J.I:I 1 -4 1111 11' ' U, Often frmltlera28 Solicit II ~·.J ~ !\J '.' ! J'j ,ol. J ~ 1 •• I've already lo:tt \he ke)' 1 held In the Grana:e Hall and the (poet ) man 27 u. 8. l.Jll~·Ji h1 l ~c.L·U I find that jumplnJ up and dowr. Ry Clillton PPwell, Gloust er, was Prtll• JIJ MUIIC nott 11 OrMk tettll' omelimes helpa. lhe speaker Special mu11lc mclud· 11 liS Bulldlnl 111 lnterterH doni The evil of the marhlne 11 :;:e- ed a solo by VIola Brown Pomeroy, 33. Jlototto addition lS RaLaed It Boll 11 n11 r wbn't even mention thn and a Bolo by Dr Parham Glouet- 17 Poorv :SO Cm.my 38 Olrl'a namt pl&ttorm televislon tblt 1now1 or cuts out et, who waa accompanle by his ~ix dnaert 3811nhlpp~ liiO Soak tlaut tV Wa)•lch wlt.h the wore tied, a man <lJl an(l year old aon \1 PHial <lO Mimic ' 21 l!IIIIIOn hot .. the t•ount three-and-two with two Mrs Luckadoo also apake at Wlttol Zo\11 ....,l!"'ft""'l'out-etunmunlcatet ttlult to thJ, this meetlng and Allen Hampton, 22. 23 Country r (A.al&, tnanhnateH of which 1 am a11ureil· Pomeroy, JIVe the hlstor)' or the ly 11 member Model School A leelel n1 which 15. AmutU., \ ptORlt . Yota jnat try to flnd sotncthin~ wa1 built for the 1chool by Nil IBiollttWt.l!n• tlmple like a c11,rdboard box Qr a Ham lewis, Pomeroy, wu dedlcat 32 :Mother ot 1 ll!d bv Uilt' Rev N D 801·don pas bll rubber band or II ar.lile p~pet tor rif Mt Motlah Baptist Church Irr.h Ill"' clip when you need U to aen~ A baske~ dinner wa• held at 18. Dornln".l aomethlnl eqbally tlmple throulifh noon with approximately two hun· th~ mailll or by meaaenacr You dred and fltty persona attending lt. Ctlm~lnt piUI will find a d&JuerreGtype of The afternoon proaram wll.ii recre· Grandma, a bnee 1nd bH , a lov~ atlonal $5. 1J~· , •. lllfh prltol --~--~~letter )'O)I th.UJht )'our burn~ ·l Sf. Klndot1ace li) yom tiD But If ll'"""'"led Sl. :OIVtl chttk yo~ need to keep out of IDYl corqputln11 machine lhol rAn track earth aatell11e1 &elllcl atom •piQI from a cocktail aroup, a111l tosb about ttttee million buck ~ to makt lost a jame ot check I rt to a mere man the other day Well done mere ma11, l •ay. am! a dou ble hurrah A~ poulbly the only man who ever .1hot a radio with a ttl piNtnl In Northern Ke'nya bttauae thl! new• wu unplaaslnt 1 claim tn be one of the oldut llvtna ennmies of machines now practlclng th111 enmity I rttll:on I havt kicked more tablea and cbairs for armed aa1111lt on my penotl than an)body I know 4nd tho other <hl1 I even kicked 1 park 111 meter ror not aceeptlna mY Jail, oh, no nickel luat thta day 1 looked thr<'~ At lhl1 moment, In my house, times In the tame place for .-r.y there are three ree.ord players, drlver'a llc'llrtae, and \,._ arem· lln.J had 1ot It But 1 found 11 bank at.temtnt r hid rrom my· Hlf four yean aao and whlc~t ct'rt-llnl;y nn'l 11rve me now Bijt l'm •'•"' that macblne I(:Ot clobbered by the man in tht chockers 1111me, bec11uall It leaves a U\t111 h<Jpll for IUCh as lllll Ex Romper Room Tbe Pr1ce IJ Rlgbt 10 30 Truth or Consequence• Cor6edv 1'1~-! MOY!Jtlme Popeye Presents Spinach Playhous• Weathercast Sparts Eye NBC News Festival of Stars Panic Meet McGraw Summer Playhouse Nat King Cole ShoW 0 Henry Pla.)'hOU!!E' 5 30 600 ctaey .. - PubliC! - "' before • !loor reprtMfUIUve at Col11mbua. 900 10 00 Current "' My Little MP"eic Bride and Groom Queen N A Day Modem Romance£ 400 I tlidn t .,. The Prlc'l IS Rlsh.t Truth or Consequence• Ttc Tac Dcou&b If Could Be Yo,. Tex ~ Jinx to oo Gn~tlft' of 5 53 !ian On S 00 Today J ?00 TOday 900 Romper Room case any mach1 nc-s came ID call and I could f111d the checkers but couldn't locate the boord Do )ou suppose the maclune has con fect t'rates workmg for a fu rc1 ,::•• power? Maybe it'~ m the t{'t' box but I m too frightened to open the door uf the frlJ You never know what you \l (Jnd 111 a refrigerat or these day11 that 1mgh\ snap off a hand (Copyright 1957. by Unltl'il Feature Syndicate, Inc ) . ..,.o. ftM 'roltclo allol l(r ID4 l(ra. ll..er (7) 23, so. :rrc ''· fl. R&llp Plant lbUN ···-"' 4t. Antlem SAY~ animal DOWN S. 'T'NatuN Now's.the time to get ~1 GAS dryer cheat •• Thiel a l:mploy &. EYer tpott l It u bot work, ae you weU know. You're ou~ In the •ard, otrunlinl with clothoolineo, big oheelll ollil be ...t of a huge summet wtuih. • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here't how lo work lt1 AXYDLBA.&X& Ia LONII,lF)::LLOW Onlltlttl' limply 1tan<l1 for another. In \hla Antplt A Ia \1111 tor the \htet L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc Stnrlt leUtn. a~ / ' Uophfli, the lenrth and formation ot the worda aN aU htft'Y aach day thl codt ltthrs are dlrftrtnt. A ~rnaor,... ctuo•tto• BUY CYI1RQB QAY CYVR HQXC• 'I'T Df.t ,O~IHI'I '"" TYQD HA.RJQ AWIIJ!i>IIIIIB- WQWH)ICR PQWDOR. , . --·. ~ '' • /' ,. .., ' . ' \ BOnLED GAS ... :R:U,trla~D FURNITURE J .. YeUo- C"'lllo<tuo.. l A WOMAN'S 0\111111 hi >1\)(:H MOitE ACCI.IItATE THAN A )or;AN'S CEIITAIIITY....IP• UNQ. .¥0~ hom ~ 10&:1 1:tttlll: dealer.-who can serve you prompt· bi ~M !fhet'e a new CtUtomer can buy msta1lat10n " t: n(t,JM_c;ed . tlrie~. We are equipped to g1ve you eoo4ll';" errtC~ent Mrvlce .. --- ~ Rullmd; QI11o ,, What a dift'erence wheu you hav.e an automatic GAS dryer just two feet from your washer Put the clothes in, and in minutee-tilke them out bone-dry. You'll really appreciate an wtomatic GAS dryer -~Y ill the '""""""',-when -you have two or thlee times...,.. wlllh than usual. And remember thll whan you 10 ro buy: A GAS dryer won't fade <Jotheo-a GAS dry'er ooote Ieos tO inoteU,""" ro I'UiJ. Ocly GAS c1rio1 cl9lheo fo: a PENNY-A-LOAD! RCA'o SupiO'S..,.t oriU <1'7 • bitJ, :10-<b. l011d of clothM Ill oaJy :rt aunut.-1 ,..._ ... rut .. tbe •veraael'efUlar-epead dryer. Fully automatic Heat and tumbler llhut off automatically when door is GptMd. CycJe.l'OZ¥t aipala -.MD. dryiDc .il doliil. See yoar Gu AppllaDoe Dealer ~:rl THE OHIO FUEL Arnold Grale, o'fl'nor I GAS COMPANY rart CoiYIHftl . . . &plent -of tM __,......- ' ' ' - ' .' ,l \ '.• �I ._Dilly Slilltlntl,.~meroy•t.!lddleport, 0., July18, 1987 TELIVISION GUIDE ' ' Y./SAZ -TV Chon"el3 TUESDAY ' Wednesday - . Meigs Bank Assets Increased ApproxJmotely 13 Per Cent During Post Yeor; Gallia County Ahead,But Slipping Here 1s a mite of 1l surpnse. ' There are no new mctustnes of enough stu. Gallia co~ly's -four banks have total as· """ of ,211,116,432 le<!Ording ' to tbelr publlsbed shtemenh as or July I, 1957 Metgs County's five bahks, per th~ 1denttcal state· ments, have total cornbaned assets of $15,182,Hll approximately, using 1956 flg'ures for one of tbe sm~Uer banks, 1ts '57 report not havtng been pu'bhshed yet) Thas IS more noteworthy when one recalls that population-wise, the two political subd1visions are 'closely stmilar According to the 1950 census GaUil county came m with 24,910 persons Meigs had' 2$,227 There is little change proportionately sim:e then Besades, Gallia county banks bave lower assets thu;: year than last year. so any mcrease ln populabon favonng GaU1a over Metgs only would make the comparison in assets more out of balance Before suggestmg why Gallia has more money stuck away m 1ts ~oUectiVe socks than Meigs countians, cons1der that the Meigs banks show a decided increase In !957 total assets over those of 1956 'the increase is ap· proxtmately 13 percent, or U5,1B2,113 this July I compared to U3,420,384 last year. The amount of decrease tn 1957 from 1956 m Gallia banks is not known here We have a summary statmg there lS a decrease How rome th1s Increase m Me1gs bank assets of approximately ,1,761,729 In a period of a year' This is a question the bankers like· ly would be hard put to answer in derlnJUve terms It could indicate a number of things One certainly ls that there is more moiley dr· culatlng here tn 1957 than In 1958 For It is decide to dig that. much more cash out of the old lin can burled under the cellar floor , and entrust it to our banks, all w1thm one year Daily Sentinel Day Book SQUAD MIITINO The F\rlnw Squad or F'f'eney Bt>nnetl Post No 128. Amer1can Lea1on will m11et at 8 p M Wednesday at the Loglon Hull :md any t ••g10nnalrt> who Is lr terested In joilllng the Squad Cor their 1np 1o the State Convcn tlon 1n Cmelnnatl u urged to be present ....... lUURNS FIOM SCHOOL Robcr1 S1lers M G \t SeouL EXeC'11t1ve hu rulurnc!.l (rom spcndmg fnrty f1Ye days at a National Training School tor Scout Executives m New Jeney He abo v1 Hlted at the National Boy Scout J•OOree at ~allCY Forge before returnlnll to hla home SWIM PARTY PLAN~ID Th1• Powder Puff Cluh will meet Weduesdny at 6 30 P M nt the hnnu.t or ll!elr pre.~J(,Ienl Sharon Jones, whon plans will be rompl l' t,td for a MWimmlnii pnrt~ lCI CRIAM SOCIAL An tee croam sutla l wiiJ be held al the Enterprbe EUFJ Church Friday beginning at 6 P M Home made lee C'ream , uke and rue will ho MOld and the proceeds placed In the building fund ' PVTHIAN tJSTIR MUTING Ma~tnolla Temple Pythlan Sla ten wlll meet In 1eaulnr 11eulon Thursday Kt 7 30 P )( at the DAV Hall ·BY ROIIRT ( RUARK 1 see by !he bladders that 3!1 to account for 1t m deposits to meet payrolls unlikely th~t enough people should sudden!.\ We have no mflux of wealthy rettred persons The mcrease tn mterest to two pe-r cent patd by at lellrrSt some of these local banks has at tracted some deposits , but probably not one and a quarter mt1hon dollars However, it ts likely tbJs last sourc.e-tmu~ deposits - together with a general Improve ment in f1nanclal condthons here lhat ac· counts for the increase It is mteresting to canvass the reaSons for Gtlllt county banks havmg roughly $5 nul· han more m assets than Metgs County banks Banke{S here suggest the reasons mtght be found in these facts 1 Gallla County has "quite a bit of rehrcd wealth" compared to Me1gs Caunty The logt cal place for some of the cash owned by retJred persons 1s m banks where It is as safe as anythmg ts in thiS atom1c era 2 Our southern neighbor has a numbet of industries that this county does not have Wtt . ness the state hospital, Holzer Hospital, and the Evans Grocery CO and 1ts alhed concerns 3 Also, there ate considerably more pro fessional people in Gallipolis, notably doctors dentists. and lawyers, than m Metgs County 4 We don't know where the Ohio Valley Electric Corporahon (Kyger Creek) keeps tts payroll funds Probably 11 Js Galhpolts Kyger alone accounts for a tidy sum There is little to indicate from the abov• observations about comparattve prospenty of the two counties Our increase suggests Meigs County Is catching up rapidly with Galha and ln a few years may surpass its neighbor m one category of judging economic health , that of totaJ bank assets ------,-- all busted There are tWo fancy rad1os which httve neye 1 worked The stove ts set In left homded and draws wrong The fm~plact'• - kmrl r.r machmelll--!lmoke The car's got a knock nobody ca 1 Jvcate For 20 mid years [ have pla}e1 n t}peWlller for my bre<Jd 1111d bcuns and 1 stJJI ca•• t change 11 ribbon Without fle'l'ercly woun,l mg my11elf Tho onl)' time 1 evm wo&he(\ a d1sh I drotlpl•d 1t nml the onl_1, tim~' I ever helped Mama tn 11 kitchen emergenc) 1 waa out of play for wt>eka w1th a hond that got burned 11eaily •II tho wll!' orr from Irvin~ to ~erarate lee from tl"Byl, !rom tr)'lng to open card tllblull and sort out the anw:ularlty or dt'tk chair~ than anybody If 1 try to change a needle on a phonograph arm I (I) bUJt tho arm anti 12) get electrocuted Llghtl I turn on go out I once owned 12 "olclros and none of them kept Hme Doors slam me Once 1 tried to conk on an outdoor b<~rbcl'Ue •nd almoAt managed lu serve jriUed me to the &::UI'~Is Thll h~~omhur.:ers fell lhl"OUgh lhC 111111 but my fh111ers J own more !IC'IIr~ I thought I'd brush up on my c1Je£'kl>r game the other day m C{'Dt 10 30 11 00 11 30 1?. 00 12 30 1 00 1 30 3 00 3 4& 430 630 035 645 700 730 800 8 30 900 • so to oo u so 100 It Could Be You 12 00 .Cunent 1,00 My Little lhrJte 1 :30 Bride ~nd Groom Uo Matinee Theater 300 Queon for a Dt)' 3~ Mo~ RomanaeeJ •po Comedy Ttine 4 ;"10 ),Jovletlme •so Popeye Prnenta News PICture ... 630 We attiereast 8 35 81'!orts Eye 6•45 NBU News 700 7 CC:ontlnued Fr0n1 Pa.. One) or Wednesday Then will come the formal stage of deba\4r on the bJll •vh.iCh onee threatened an all-out sOUtberD fth buster Jashng up to e1ght weekl W1th talk of compromtae now In the au, Sen Joseph C O'Mahoney (0 Wyo ) predleted conf1dently 1 the Senate, w1thout a filibus\er, wih pass a "purely votm1 rights" b.iil wlth a proviSo tor jury trials, and that "It w1!1 be behind us in two weeks" MDnrh Of Debit• Knowland thought the debate more hkely w1U wind up abOut Aug 1~ _._ at11l tWo weekt earJrer than his orlglnal Sept. 1 forecaat. The b1\l, 11 passed by the House, provldee tor a b1partltan commisllon to mvestl&,te Yiqla· tlons cf vot1nt: rl&lits. • ne• Cl.,l rlghts dlvlliOn ln the Juitlce l)epartment, government author1ty to stek lnjuJlctiOns in fe~efl•l ~ourts to halt contpttacie~ eJalQ;t c1v1I r1ght11, and similar injunction authority to prevent threatened abridgement of Negro vot1n1 rights either by pr1vate persons or pubhe oHiclals Wh1te Falcons ~Qt~ters Will hold thM11 ent;Hcmc on Sunday afternoon 21. at 1 PM at the New HaY.ttrk Mayor of the Towo 800 Kraft TV Theater • 00 Tbbt b Your Ufl' 9 so 10 00 Waterfrpnt M.aSQ.~a@ l'arty ' tO SO News HeadUn-e!l tO 40 Nitewatch 12 00 Tonight WCHS-TV Channel 8 , I TUESDAY Their teacher, Mrs . Donald Lowen and Mr. Lowery. Mr and 'Mrs Lewis H Saucr and chlldr~n Lo1~ Ann and q,orge, Mrs Char lotte Perrm, Mrs Lucy Gregg and Mr and Mrs Galt! H)sell accompanied tne group Sporn 1 Is In Semi-Finals OfBend Softball Tournament M0 deI Sun day Sch00I HeId flt ·& The Fairgrounds The William Wright M'emorlal Sunday School was held Sunday July 14 at the Meig11 County FKirrround9 This li a moc'lel Sunflay School of the Hocking DIHtrlct or the Baptls\ Church and was onglnated hv Mr Wright In 1035 'the obllervonce or the model school wa~ reorgat\IZed several years ago and namerJ ror the rou nder or the movement h1ttlng and base runnmR to baek SPORN 2 30 SPTS I Those present mcluded Carolyn Philip Sporn No 1 became the up Stiver~ r.o hitter Sonny Ha~gerty and Dorwm Russell, James Jobb, Micky ami flat entry in the Br.nd SMtball tournament to move IIllO lhe Clark ea(.h hont.ered for the pow Lucinda M~:~rris, R1chatd 8otm , Patty Lowery, Helen Taylor, sem1 final~ last night wt.cn tlley Ct plarot 00\' ~ whipped Hoblion !I Red Birds by Tomght 9 games rind t~e PI Christlne Coats, Jud1th Butchur u score o! 15 0 m Iii g::une , cuii~U Pleuan\ Retailers meetmg L11km Sandra Hysell Mary Kay Bmkles 111 the first game at 7 P M Jan1ce Zirkle, Judy Sauer Su 11lter f1ve mll!ng~ , BuiJ Slivers of Pome1 ny Spot n Muson w11l play OVEC at 8 PM Sllll Allensworth, K1ren Gre~.,; hurl {'t, tossed th e thud no hit let ami West Col umb111 wtll pl..t)' Min Beverly Perrm -~~ ~---,-:--:--:c:" of the tournament a~ he h~111J cr~vlile at 9 Pi\1. Grover Har118 spent Sunday wJlh eufted the Hob ~o n nine Milo Rhodes who celebrated h1s Jn other game11 lh .t West I nl MUSIA1. LEADING 90th btrthdaY umb1a ('omets nipped the Jr BROOKI.YN UP _ That man Jane Ham~ spent Sunday with OUAM Lodg" of New Haven by a scorl' of 54 whil e Mmersvdl e was leadtng the National League ~M·:;',;;;'";;d;;;Mr;;;•;;R;,;o;;bo""'ri;;Le;;;;w;;l;;•;;;;;;;;;; cumc out on top m a lOil!iciY hitler& a sam today \' • 1-Jia:red gamt• wi.th th( Pt PI~.:>Js hitters agam today Stan The Man Mlt l:&ll!(gs Ocparlm cnt fito1c Mu sial of the St Lou111 Cardtnals regaln'ed the top spot Monday Bombers of 10 9 , ru..:ht collecting 9ne h1t m twa of In the openmg ga me bet\\ecn tJCial at • bats aaalnst Phlladel· tlw Jr OUAM buys and West phla's Jack Sanford to rai1c hl!i ( o\llmllta the New Haven t eam batting averaae to 3tf had wone out m frc. nt b} .;. l 1 ~ t.,e top of the eighth Inni ng but Ce~unty N~ws Wf'!\t Cuhunbla CII!Ti l back 1n the }11,11t of Lhc 1nnmg and ~cored LW!CC tO Wlll -" Hoy Auu ~ luttln~ tnup'ort w1Lh W1ltl1w~M on II•~ part or the Biggs 11.'80\ htlped MIIUII SV 110 to The Junior Ji1gh C } (l~ !'l; of rtr:-;t Its v1ctory In thl• fin<~h the Presby\ertan Ckurch and lht!ll' 1poody S)wl n lemn s1a mpcd it· gut·~l!l had a picnic and swim seH as on e of the tourney tav01 1111111: tlllrty at ll•.ult') 's L:.~k e Sun WJEH Presbytvj,on· Sunday Scho.ol Class Picnics DAILY CROSSWORD .... On Your ' .................. k ·t ~l · h 11 ~ 12 ()() 12 30 1 oo 1 30 2 00 Guldmg U11ht Katle'a Kitchen As the -wori ... Turn1 our Min Brooka Houseparty Big Payoff 2 SO B 0 b C b Sh ros Y QW 3 00 Br1sh1er DI"Y Prospects Good (Continvtd Fren1 Pqt Ont) over 9lh milhon p1eces of paper goods supphed by the Jamboree Each day each of the 1,292 ti'OOPI wUJ draw a box of pJ.per goods the correct ,gurmtlt)' for the next three . 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of N1tbt 4 00 The E.. rly Show 5 30 Your Esso RePorter 5 45 Sports Parade 5 5~ Weatherman fl 00 Actlr n 5 Douglai F.dwards 61 6 30' 7 QO 8 00 8 30 9 00 On Friday evemng July 12 the 10 00 Up-t&\thi:·Dlllffl,t~N~}VI 10 05 Scan niDI thi Wbtb~ NEW HAVEN E. VB The E U IS· 'Men of the New H•von obu!l:b !!itd lh~l' 1no~ meeting MoHftM)I' ~~ ' the ehureh Ralph G1bbs 'lt&s 'the lt'ogram le~a­ er which will lollowed bY a dUcussion Rostea.-a were ?tin. F, A Bt.ltey, Mrs LeWIS Capehai·t and picnic was Mrs. Bernard LelvJn1, who served Road refreShments to those above and following G:•r~~~o,JewelJ, 'tom , and John H , A S Layne, Bernard Leiving, Robm Cooke, Layne, Rev lt J Seott1 It;;;;; Capebart, aDd Fred Batey. " • WHTN-TV C~arme113 ,. r~ESDDAY CHANNEL IS 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Adventure• In Learnlnt: 12 00 Noou News 12'1~ Nelihbon so. A~Y The Arueric:an Lelion AuxUiary met Monday eve~i!lg ,.t Pte J..efion Hall. A .short busipess meeting wa• held and eleven members atte~ded , Frankie Lalfo 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2 00 Afternoon film FeaUvd 3:30 LUe With Eltzab<tb 4 00 Cartoon Club 0 OQ )flckey MOW!Ie Club e·OO Five Stp Final 6 1& Jolin Daly and Newt 6 SO <;:beyenne '7 \SO Wyatl Earp 8 00 Broken ArrO'If 8'30 Telephone T1m1 so 9 P\lblto Defender. 10 00 News to tO Tli~~~~· .)~. 11 40 BiR'111 Mr and alfi'. Horald PIANQ tlt41J Wrher Ohft Ingraham "'" ~HJ»ur4 spent 'fftesday wlth Mr. and Mrs John Sellers tnd OitiidJ.c•n opemng cerett1omes wert: held ln an h11ls1de arena The Hon Rieh· ard N. Ntxon, Vlce PreSident of the United States Was the g\Jest speaker The arena was carved from a h1lhade mto an amphi{heatre by the U s,. Army Corps of Engmeers An ArmY band furmsb· cd mUf!IC A ,g1gant1c show of fireworks climaXed the evening Presi· dent Ei¥!nhoweJ.: sent greetmgs to the usetn,bJed Jamboree Karl Bee~ dates; "All tbe Scouts are hay[ft'g a very good tlme. The different hou•~li:eeping details are taken in ahlftl ot three meals where a11 Scout~ take the1f par\ The Scouts are sleepmg in baker tents which are very comfortWle " WilHam Young of Pomeroy said, "I have met a lot oi new Scout frLenda from all over the co~try The dtfferent apparel, um!Orms, and,dr~ss 18 very mterestmg" At the Jamboree there are many bands. There are lots of acl1v1tles ln f1e1t1 sports, archery anghng, trading and out door activities There are four trading posts where suPplie~, souvenin can be secured The local Scouts wi-ll depart the Jamboree Fnda} morrung, July 19 and, will arrive in Pomeroy and Mlddeport that eveninlif d Fl k My Frlen IC a VJC Damonr Mil11nnalre I"ve OOt A Secret u s steel Hour 900 I Spy RadiC» Dial ' .... s 10 30 trl e 1 ~n c 11.00 Valiant Lady 11 111 LOve ot LUt , 11 30 Sellreh for Tomorrow tO 10 The Lat.•:_:S::h::•w::__ _ _ __IO"-IO_T_b_e_Late Show 12 • Daily on 990 spot Jllnmte Dean 7 30 Boston Blackle 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 9 oo Gar~ M.oqre 9 ao Arthur GodfreJ {1 00 J1mmle Dean 7:SO Boston Blacllle 8 00 Captam K'ngaroo 8 f~ ..CBS News 9 00 Garry Moore D30 Arthur Godfre• 10 SO Strilte n Rich 11 00 Valiant Lady 11 15 Love of Ute • 11 30 Search f?r Tomorrow :U 411 Gu1ding Light 12 00 Katte'..: Kitchen 12 so A• the World Tlll'na 1 00 Our MISS Brookf'-/ 1 30 , HoUJeparty \ 2 00 Big Payoff 2 ao Bob rrosby Show 8 00 Brighter Day 3 1S Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 \"our Eno Reportet 5 45 Sports Parade ~ ~ Weatherman 6 00 Acll'lll · 6 15 Douglas Edwards 6 3() Telt!lhone T1me '7 00 Phil Silver* Show 7 80 Pnvate Secretary 8 00 To "fell the Truth B30 Spotlight Play~ouse 9 00 $&ti,Omt Question 01iO, Sp~ .Jqrn:i '~!low · tO 00 VP:to tb~·n:unlJte News 10 0:1 scanning the weattler Meigs 11!50 a.m. 7 oo- I S P ll C I A ,from Rou~ are announcing tbe .birth pf a 6 lb II oz dau1bter, born Fridly at Sc!backel'f Cljnic:. The clllld wu aamed Vl~'tYnn.. Maternal arandpal'ents Mr. apd kr.s. Okt) Vaa Meter and ~atera4) gr•ni1MreMI •re M> @d Milo Huon Ro~oh. BIRTH ~ Hoba~k Mr. and f.(rl Htrry Droz from Ambridg:e, Pa Mr and Mn Ralph Drda and ehi!dren, Rochester, Pa Rev and M.n Herbert llanl• and d<~uuhtcr, Athena, llpcnt the 4th wUh Mr Mnd Mr1 E 0 TMIIilllrt, and Mr 11nd Mrs Dwlaht Hoback JamesM.Cox (Conirn~ From P... Ontl 1912 Cox won the governorahip, but was defeated for re-election m 1914 by Frank B Willis However be defeated Wdll!l m 1~16 and HJJ8 The aovernor'• reeord and the fac.1 he wq_ the party's hrst three lerm governo• ln Ohio made h1m a contender for the presidential uorunatlon ID 192A), H11 defeat was h1s last bid fo'" rttblic offJce but he eontiaued \o WCirk for hlll party He aupport.ed Frallkhn D Roosevelt and h11 !our campaigns and Adlai E. Ste· \'enson In h1s two races ar;au~oe:t P.:r,aJ>ldent Eisenhower. ' Cox was edUcated tn a little red ~ chool hou:re at Jacksonlmr~ . Polakowski a handsome ~alldy haJred 11x fuoter , told pl)l!cto be was ' up fo my neck 1n debt" to ll.fatloy, who appeared to have led " double hfe aa a Joan thark and corpelirat1on diredor m New York and as a painter Jn Philadelphia Hls body pierced by th~e 22 slua:s. w ~s discovered by Railway Express elerb who became sus:plclous or the odor e-manatln" from the trunk. dtllvered to a o42nd Street expres1 lt.atinn Satur· --,----- Pomeroy Personolt · • Chief or Poli~ Fra:ak ~­ lo ..1111.... 1<1 bit llome on h11 doetor'• ordm after ft. turnllll lc hk dt11tlt1 aundi.f t.~t« qaltf llo...., JAYCIII tO INSTALL The Jn 8 taUt~tll'lr'l banquet for u b·l• aycee, and WiVU WI two ~ Wednesday; July 11 at '1 p M ~t I he KatydJd 1 ,-;;; -~;;;-=====~ CatMI OOtSN'T PAY CARIBOU, Maim , UP - BurJ· JAr. w!ro nC:ated onr a •are 1t Canbou Mot9r1 , 1M , with an ace-tylene toreh IN'iiHut bem1 able tb opeg U lell a note ayina ' at wa1n1. worth Jt" LICINI! IISUID been~ baa been waued here tu Melvin Dale Sydebotbam, 19 Mason , W Va and Mildred Claire ~wart l7 Lead1n.r: Creek Mei.JJ Count) A marrllla:e NOTICE TAXI FARI! iNClli!ASES l!tferllve July U I ~s for B " B Cal¥ aaywbere within Middleport rity llml\1, uacludlnll Rallroad-St , Gravel Hill and tiP t.o the Pomeroy Br1d1e wdl be 3:loc each The followlq price From Midd~porl lei Pomeroy will be Me for Obe pa.uenger or 8k each wb<!ll there 11 more than QJII!I pli:IIIN!!!b- 1•• !-arloa • Soyre, Owner I&I·Cab Co. 'rat~~ MOORES Pomeroy OHIO TIRE TRADING TIME I! inoa. Glll,fllllee ~ New Casing 670 X 15 .... ••, . - $18.75 NOW $13.95 !4 Moo. Guor. Reg.- 670 X 15 . !4 )lfoo. Guar Reg. - 110 X 15 .. N1lou Premium - m.ss NOW $16.95 $'29.55 NOW $18.95 30 Moo. Guar 670 X 15 .. · ...... Next Sales Tax • J PROI. OlDEl~D An lnv~ttl~&tiOI} hal Nen ordered mto tbe domeaht Circwnstarwes of the- J).'rt.iel involved In the Beatnce Graham vs HalT)' W Graham d1vorce proceedmp as I' day Clad only m .shorts and wrapped cbJidren are ~CODcemed, accordtnl 1n newspap~n , Malloy's body had Lo a coun eotr}l today been jaeknffed 1ft~<~ the three-quarter trunk Pohce a.ud Polakowski led thtm to a rubblah can, 16 bl~ka from hia 1partment wltere they found Malloy's rf'maming garments Ann Nolan, n1~ of Mr and Mr1 Howard Nelan, Syracuse, 1:2 lie did not attend college bul v:i11tma: he-re this week and wdl With hts fnends Ch~le.s F Ket go With her aunl, Mrs Nolan on termg, famed lnventor, and Col a number ol 4-H dub ]Udgmg lrtps a• well u to the Jack!on ~ A Deeds, bead of the Nation ill Cash RegJster Co , reeelved CQUnty Fa1r Wedne!l.-!'ay evenmg honorary degrees from the Um where Mrs Nolan Wlll jud"e ohJbJta \'er1nty of Dayton Mri Helena Howett of Pomeroy Cox lit suPv1ved by h1s Widow Rt l bu betlJI VllltinJil her sou and the former Margaretta Blair of Chmago, rour children, James Jr Dayton, John , New Rochelle, New York , and Mrs James Glover HObolulu and Mrs Robert Cham hers of Atlanta, and hve "rand children 9hlo COfiPINIP ~ Room• Reg.- $28.00 NOW $2J.95 Deluse Tubeless Tlreo Reg. - $30.1!1 (Contlnuacl p,_, Pat• One) N F' I to be reported These mclude a ew Urn tuN copy of their return for the pre· FOR X vlous pertod, a record of gross and exempt sales and a record of taxONLY able sale1 ot 41 cents or more for • lbe per1od January 1st, 195'7 to June 3oth. f957 In addtt.wn, vendors wiU be re· r. qwred to bnng coptes 01 their Prices on Trres are Plus Fed Tax purchase orders showms the am· ounts of stamps purehased durmg 0D The Brigldest Corner And With Rec;tppable Casing Trfde-ln 1 In '1lddleport the flr.st half of 195'7 Vendors no longer are required ~l~o~h~a~v~e}."'~~~·~•_,,,~,~~,.,;,,,,=-""""'""""""~"""""",;,;,.,,.,,.,,;,;,,,,,,.,~,.,~""~ $299 oo BAKER 670 15 ..... NOW $20.95 $3.39 HIIIYJ Dtlty llliit! Tubes N U FUR IT 1\E I or •' 1 Scout Jamboree (Conlt~llll~ .Prom P ... O,na) Betaule of the great problem nf washlnk dMies after a meal for 5.0,000 persons, the Scouts will use the barYe.st," Wolle said, "yo:~ can almo9t hear the tomatoes cracking m the •flelds" No condttional bids will be r& ce1ved1 The approvl~ opmton of Peek, Shaffer & Williams, • bonji attorneys of Cmcmnatl, Ohto, wiU be furnished to the successful btd· , der a). hts expense Bid!! should b~ sealed and endorsed "BID FOR WATERW~RKS ASSESSMENT BONDS " Richard Duckworth Village Clerk J.'! • ' -' ' - -·-Sytatwe, ==::;..;;.:c::c--Ohio ROLANDUS Mr. and Mr! Paul Sm1th called recenU}' on Mr and Mra. E 0 Ta11ti-t and: Mr and Mn Dwl&:hl W Va IContiJIUMI Frem ,.... OM) boura behind athedult. But poJice uJd that eventJ lead •ne up to the Friday •lloollnJ i.n Polakowski's apartnuml rndicaled iL.was carelulJy planned The Wahama so Father Knows Belt ., Trunk Slayer Band Picnic Be Sunday 6\)0 Spmacb Playhouse ' th Dlplrtment of Tu.atlon. fte llmu, In Toronto, 0, She wu acvnwtor hottner, U re~~lired Ui -companJ.ed 1\0IIlle bf W{11 tAu Analp the dedJrltJoa on tM rtturn na Howett that inform.. lo~ tlven ia tr"' )Ira Beulab KOlter of S .., .. Wh~n complet., retutlll mtut be P•.,-•Jt filed w•th or nWJed tto tlile T'reu- I !ltJd. 0 . b11 bee11 on 1 two weeki urer of State, Port Off1ce Bol )799 villi wUh ber ailttfl Wra Belva Sloan and ColumbuJ Ohio TIM Slolhl, Grover. If a dellc:itl)t)' tit: lbowo oa the Gill had u thtlr week IUtlh vendor's nl~rn, remiUJnce m tht VI' and Mr. Jtrt)' Jlvr;er• llr lfld amount of t.x dua lhoukl 1«0111 Jlu Colemaa Kolter and 11n, all pany the return, made payable to of S~ln&fwld ttfr and Join Eru.J the State Tteaaurer. etthu b~ l{owett aqd daughter Lou AnM Jtell:le Nottburg, all of Toronto 0 . check, draft or money order ilftd Elmer Huluns or Wheehn .. Wt'fe lilr and Qd e~Uldnn, Ohoeubrofl, f1ti Hlptonltall and Otbo Watts, Mrt Mr!. Arthur Gtl· Mts Myron Mlllex Georre Child& 1100 Tic T~c Pou1h Aldan Called X New~ Jteadbnes Nitewateh To nigh~ SIGN OFF 10 30 10 40 12 00 Othor peopte open bott les w1lh 1tt:s wJth a _~r:_•_cat_ ~~~~~~-o_r _ da>:__ --~~~~~~~ ease, but It &eoma to me that I Mn Ethel Luckodoo Holland every bottle J: ever tackle<! was and M"rl' Ethel Rile~, Glouster permanently 1e1led to keep me were co~ hairmen for the 19~7 !P_h:J I G l ! J '-'l l l!J l ~ 1:11 1:111 ~f."JU ~'( J tr.om ihe evUe of drink Short ol SebOol Mrs Rlley was aupcrlnten ACROSS 5 Aptitude • ~~ Book '-'ll f:i;.J :.:~·H-~ li . :1 t)itlna: off the neck 1 ha\'e to hol dent and her teachlnlil sta~r ln· clup 1 Hint 6 Escape J\YJ 1,, [1! : If J .1:': tt Electrl. l'~.IJI1 :7'[1i~t 6 Level (liang) ler lor Mama or the eook A can eluded Edith Luckadoo pnd Ger t !1. ' ~hlr_1 V City 1'. Frmch opener and 1 can lx a blggt't trude Buller Rutland, Julm Reese .H., ,~I tJ r.•L• •·i (IUIIhO) phytlcl.IP paructe l':I(LJI ! V~1r. l !;.1\11: 1'~'1 •. threat than the atom Middleport, Mary Wllllams 'Glou ~$ Home-. 1!1!-I.':JL".l l'!ltJtl 10 Crippled I Bank Some people c•m open ~ suit- ster Secretary for the sc hool was l..' r:~ J (Ill; PJ II I~'. II~ I e.. 12. Bid employe easel Not me The lock jams, l'tobert Green Pomeroy t~l l rol , itl· l Ill' ~ 13 Abundan' I American but this 1.s or no importAnce The mornlni church service was I !'., •J.I:I 1 -4 1111 11' ' U, Often frmltlera28 Solicit II ~·.J ~ !\J '.' ! J'j ,ol. J ~ 1 •• I've already lo:tt \he ke)' 1 held In the Grana:e Hall and the (poet ) man 27 u. 8. l.Jll~·Ji h1 l ~c.L·U I find that jumplnJ up and dowr. Ry Clillton PPwell, Gloust er, was Prtll• JIJ MUIIC nott 11 OrMk tettll' omelimes helpa. lhe speaker Special mu11lc mclud· 11 liS Bulldlnl 111 lnterterH doni The evil of the marhlne 11 :;:e- ed a solo by VIola Brown Pomeroy, 33. Jlototto addition lS RaLaed It Boll 11 n11 r wbn't even mention thn and a Bolo by Dr Parham Glouet- 17 Poorv :SO Cm.my 38 Olrl'a namt pl&ttorm televislon tblt 1now1 or cuts out et, who waa accompanle by his ~ix dnaert 3811nhlpp~ liiO Soak tlaut tV Wa)•lch wlt.h the wore tied, a man <lJl an(l year old aon \1 PHial <lO Mimic ' 21 l!IIIIIOn hot .. the t•ount three-and-two with two Mrs Luckadoo also apake at Wlttol Zo\11 ....,l!"'ft""'l'out-etunmunlcatet ttlult to thJ, this meetlng and Allen Hampton, 22. 23 Country r (A.al&, tnanhnateH of which 1 am a11ureil· Pomeroy, JIVe the hlstor)' or the ly 11 member Model School A leelel n1 which 15. AmutU., \ ptORlt . Yota jnat try to flnd sotncthin~ wa1 built for the 1chool by Nil IBiollttWt.l!n• tlmple like a c11,rdboard box Qr a Ham lewis, Pomeroy, wu dedlcat 32 :Mother ot 1 ll!d bv Uilt' Rev N D 801·don pas bll rubber band or II ar.lile p~pet tor rif Mt Motlah Baptist Church Irr.h Ill"' clip when you need U to aen~ A baske~ dinner wa• held at 18. Dornln".l aomethlnl eqbally tlmple throulifh noon with approximately two hun· th~ mailll or by meaaenacr You dred and fltty persona attending lt. Ctlm~lnt piUI will find a d&JuerreGtype of The afternoon proaram wll.ii recre· Grandma, a bnee 1nd bH , a lov~ atlonal $5. 1J~· , •. lllfh prltol --~--~~letter )'O)I th.UJht )'our burn~ ·l Sf. Klndot1ace li) yom tiD But If ll'"""'"led Sl. :OIVtl chttk yo~ need to keep out of IDYl corqputln11 machine lhol rAn track earth aatell11e1 &elllcl atom •piQI from a cocktail aroup, a111l tosb about ttttee million buck ~ to makt lost a jame ot check I rt to a mere man the other day Well done mere ma11, l •ay. am! a dou ble hurrah A~ poulbly the only man who ever .1hot a radio with a ttl piNtnl In Northern Ke'nya bttauae thl! new• wu unplaaslnt 1 claim tn be one of the oldut llvtna ennmies of machines now practlclng th111 enmity I rttll:on I havt kicked more tablea and cbairs for armed aa1111lt on my penotl than an)body I know 4nd tho other <hl1 I even kicked 1 park 111 meter ror not aceeptlna mY Jail, oh, no nickel luat thta day 1 looked thr<'~ At lhl1 moment, In my house, times In the tame place for .-r.y there are three ree.ord players, drlver'a llc'llrtae, and \,._ arem· lln.J had 1ot It But 1 found 11 bank at.temtnt r hid rrom my· Hlf four yean aao and whlc~t ct'rt-llnl;y nn'l 11rve me now Bijt l'm •'•"' that macblne I(:Ot clobbered by the man in tht chockers 1111me, bec11uall It leaves a U\t111 h<Jpll for IUCh as lllll Ex Romper Room Tbe Pr1ce IJ Rlgbt 10 30 Truth or Consequence• Cor6edv 1'1~-! MOY!Jtlme Popeye Presents Spinach Playhous• Weathercast Sparts Eye NBC News Festival of Stars Panic Meet McGraw Summer Playhouse Nat King Cole ShoW 0 Henry Pla.)'hOU!!E' 5 30 600 ctaey .. - PubliC! - "' before • !loor reprtMfUIUve at Col11mbua. 900 10 00 Current "' My Little MP"eic Bride and Groom Queen N A Day Modem Romance£ 400 I tlidn t .,. The Prlc'l IS Rlsh.t Truth or Consequence• Ttc Tac Dcou&b If Could Be Yo,. Tex ~ Jinx to oo Gn~tlft' of 5 53 !ian On S 00 Today J ?00 TOday 900 Romper Room case any mach1 nc-s came ID call and I could f111d the checkers but couldn't locate the boord Do )ou suppose the maclune has con fect t'rates workmg for a fu rc1 ,::•• power? Maybe it'~ m the t{'t' box but I m too frightened to open the door uf the frlJ You never know what you \l (Jnd 111 a refrigerat or these day11 that 1mgh\ snap off a hand (Copyright 1957. by Unltl'il Feature Syndicate, Inc ) . ..,.o. ftM 'roltclo allol l(r ID4 l(ra. ll..er (7) 23, so. :rrc ''· fl. R&llp Plant lbUN ···-"' 4t. Antlem SAY~ animal DOWN S. 'T'NatuN Now's.the time to get ~1 GAS dryer cheat •• Thiel a l:mploy &. EYer tpott l It u bot work, ae you weU know. You're ou~ In the •ard, otrunlinl with clothoolineo, big oheelll ollil be ...t of a huge summet wtuih. • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here't how lo work lt1 AXYDLBA.&X& Ia LONII,lF)::LLOW Onlltlttl' limply 1tan<l1 for another. In \hla Antplt A Ia \1111 tor the \htet L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc Stnrlt leUtn. a~ / ' Uophfli, the lenrth and formation ot the worda aN aU htft'Y aach day thl codt ltthrs are dlrftrtnt. A ~rnaor,... ctuo•tto• BUY CYI1RQB QAY CYVR HQXC• 'I'T Df.t ,O~IHI'I '"" TYQD HA.RJQ AWIIJ!i>IIIIIB- WQWH)ICR PQWDOR. , . --·. ~ '' • /' ,. .., ' . ' \ BOnLED GAS ... :R:U,trla~D FURNITURE J .. YeUo- C"'lllo<tuo.. l A WOMAN'S 0\111111 hi >1\)(:H MOitE ACCI.IItATE THAN A )or;AN'S CEIITAIIITY....IP• UNQ. .¥0~ hom ~ 10&:1 1:tttlll: dealer.-who can serve you prompt· bi ~M !fhet'e a new CtUtomer can buy msta1lat10n " t: n(t,JM_c;ed . tlrie~. We are equipped to g1ve you eoo4ll';" errtC~ent Mrvlce .. --- ~ Rullmd; QI11o ,, What a dift'erence wheu you hav.e an automatic GAS dryer just two feet from your washer Put the clothes in, and in minutee-tilke them out bone-dry. You'll really appreciate an wtomatic GAS dryer -~Y ill the '""""""',-when -you have two or thlee times...,.. wlllh than usual. And remember thll whan you 10 ro buy: A GAS dryer won't fade <Jotheo-a GAS dry'er ooote Ieos tO inoteU,""" ro I'UiJ. Ocly GAS c1rio1 cl9lheo fo: a PENNY-A-LOAD! RCA'o SupiO'S..,.t oriU <1'7 • bitJ, :10-<b. l011d of clothM Ill oaJy :rt aunut.-1 ,..._ ... rut .. tbe •veraael'efUlar-epead dryer. Fully automatic Heat and tumbler llhut off automatically when door is GptMd. CycJe.l'OZ¥t aipala -.MD. dryiDc .il doliil. See yoar Gu AppllaDoe Dealer ~:rl THE OHIO FUEL Arnold Grale, o'fl'nor I GAS COMPANY rart CoiYIHftl . . . &plent -of tM __,......- ' ' ' - ' .' ,l \ '.• �• I f-Dall1Sel\tlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0 ., July 16, 1957 ' . Wings Win On Flannagan's A leadorf home rt!n by relief Tbe win putbed Syncuse into pitcher Sam Flannuan in the ~ot-j second .place behind the ldle Tlgtom of the sixLh broke a G-3 tie era,. Mlo bad n many players and h<~nded victory to the Syra- away attendin1 the National Boy cuse Red Wings' Pony Leaguen~ Scout Jamboree at Valley Po!~e.l Monday night over the Pomeroy N. Y., tbeir a:anie with Racine wn By Claet TanocbW Indiam al S):J'acuse postponed. The Tigers stand at The blow c<~me after the Indiana 8-4. It's J·ust a little over a month until rehearsals fur another had fought back from a D-2 deficit Racine ir in thf' ceUu ~t 4-11. . , - in the fourth mning with three football campaign m the SEO opens And 1t does~ I :seem po.s- , runs to lead 3.2. The saw it tied sible that three seasons have nc.arly vanished smrc tht:: b1g up again in the botto~ of Lhe 4th Turkey Day classic at Middleport last Thanksgiving Day . when Mkkey Winebrenner 'tagged A lot of new coaching fa ces wi11 be on hand in the SE.O. Off· one of Bill Wilson 's pitche! tor anh nd th Desk notes Athens Gallipolis Middleport and Jack- other solo homer. a c ', ' · d The Ind ians made it 5-3 in the son. There may be othL·rs-l 11 have to run ~~y penscope an , top of the fiflh when Joe Fields Lake a Jo~k over the crest~ of ou~· hil_ls and fmd ~ut soo,n tripled dri\ in~: home Jim Smith Alex Clio ts back at PHS for hts third season_ Cuach L~ar.les who had w•lked. Fields scored on McDonald resigned at Middleport but js reported smffmg Wilson's sacrifice fly. After Syraaround Hartsell Dodrill's former position at Eastern although cuse ti~ it up again in their half he has a· good jnb signed and sealed at Canal Winchester. of the fifth the ~tage .was set for 1 I I . . . . - h Flan naga n's wmnmg ctrcuit clout Its v-1:'-r-y rlonntru) tf ts contract Eaeh Itchl:'r llowed pu• h' · at Rutland w Ju ld lw Pndcd wlth- b 1 l kp d ' d·••he d''r' h b u wa san errors rna e t e 1 · 1 1 out t e ont'-YI'<JT pt11:1 ty r Huse ferc nre. Wilson fanned six and lk d f h 1 1 Vennari rould h.:~w• hl't' ll visiting wake IVC or 1 e. osen. Howard Wash ington SchoDI f11 r a number ~~r a~d 8 ~~~~noul m~e ~~d walk.ed of rf'aso ns o1hc·r th an football . r d agan 18 ~ onelklnd· hire. 1-!P is husy srfl ulJng baseball mng anne no one an wa e \;1\cnt for on• · thing lie could havfl one. t)('en tttl<' H'S1 1d in u~erl Pquiprnen t Ph.tlin, outfielder for 'the Red th1· Aearlt•m:1 hur~ mi gh t have in Wings, caught two lon1 flies for suq.. lus. He ~·ould h~v(~ been pas- outstanding work in the field. One, · h 1tu1 ..: o r <1ay w1 1h ol d in the sixth was a hard ll·ner that -~In~ t .e rrtPnf 1~ had misjudged could have h lt been h Kul dun '1 ~4·\s fnq.! d Wf' !;I)U ee n a orne run pure and slmple. L'"- mg mvoked. rlouh lc play , and ba sf' thieH·s to --r- - NEED E1•o•r<·tt Sp;or of the ~p.n Sportin g (~oods S1Mt' 111 llunting1on, W. Vi! ., u-rilt' ~ tr , :, ay that tf i!lly mflna · i;l"r~. hit! m l1!1ll• k;~guc~ are short of ba~dJall hat ~ aud can't hrul any, ho 0 •; f..:Ot 'em. M:tvhe Ia•:; why l'\'t·ry other sot:rt• o· S4't' trh to havt• d ri.·d up thi s ~ unmwr l'o• r l• ap.• lw huu ght up the ~up pl y Anyhow :.; par who <J\Lrsts to h;rvi ug ho•r•rt ~.n rn in Hut la nd quill! a fno,• yrars :1~ 11 ami nugratin~ Lo nun tint.:\4)!1 ~a.vs if managf'rs need hatli, contart h1rn . PAINTERS? . ' WE IIA VE &EVEN. OF THE REST • 1 Full Insurance Coverage CLINTON FISHER CO. Th1d st·r, r' t' reporter\ In a Sports head!lnf' Monday of Big Chief P~ge ll uey Rf'ynold~ hra li n~~: Luther Tucker of ll urlforcl 13-:l Wll! in Nror . PornNiJy ·~ OVA duh nipped Hartford an1! Tuf'kl'r fi-2. nul 13-3. Jn ch\(•nta lly, fh~y1 wld~. who commutJ:s here from ll untin~.:t on, had worked uU S'llttrday !light und had ~njoyed ex11clly 45 minuteH Rieep in the prev ious 24 hours YJhen he took the mound rur Pome-roy Sun· day afternoon. Th11t ynun~o: man, a sopho more at Marshall College thi~ fal l, loves baseball to piny it that way . PONY W. Middleport , 6265-X L. U I Till.ci'S ."iyncuse Indians Unclnc IALIS- PAINT- IIRVICE IIIIII·Y LEAG~·.c I 7 '7 u· 4 B By Tim Morl•rtv Unlt.d PrMs St'Orh Wrlt-..r Handsome Jack Sanford, Ignored as a major league prospect by the Boston Red Soli: 10 years ago because he was too small, stood at least 10 feet taU today ln the eyes ot Philadfilphla'• pennantsmelling tans. . ,., The rookie right bander ·!rom Wellesle)', MaBs., pJtched the PbUIics Into first place ln the Na· tiona! League Monday night !I)' posUng a five ._hlt, 6-2 victory over H1e St. Louis Cardinal!. n marked the first time the Phillics occupied lhe top rung of the NL slanrllngs at this atage of the campaign since 1950. And no· body in Philadelphia baa to be reminded Lhat was the }'ear the old Whiz Kids won the pennant. This new group of Wltlz Kids now has won 12 of its last 14 game3, moving from fifth place on July 1 to Its present elevation - a half-game ahead of the Card!· nals . Sanford has been the "big man." in this drive, allowlna only 13 hilA while posting three straight complete game vlctoriet~ . N&b1 litrlbout L•ad•rahlp In raising his auson won ·and· lost r~ord 10 12-2 Monday night a~r:~aln.tt the Cardinals. Sanford t()ok ovt'r the major league strikeout leadership by whiffing seven ,.. men. The blond, blue- - eyed New Englander ha_, totaled Ill strike· outa, one more Ulan Early Wynn of the Clev('land Indlaru;, The oli ly St. Louh player who gave Sanford trouble was Alvin Dark . The veteran shortstop tripled in the fourth and scored on Stan Musial's sacrifice fly, then homered In the eighth to account f-or both St. Louis runs. However, Willie · Jones treated Sanford to a 2·0 lead In the J;econd Inning wllh a two-run homer and the Phillles chucrl Vinegar Bend Mizell in the thiril with a four-run bunt featured by Granny Hamner's two-run double. The Brooklyn ~crs walloped the Milwaukee Bra'iJiM. 20-4, and the New York GiantJ whipped the Chicago Cubs, 5·3 In other NL action. The Waahington Senators raced to a to-a victory oYer the Kansas City Athletics. In tbe only American League game. N••l HGrMrs Twlc• The Dodaera club,bcd five Mil· waukee pltcher.r for 16 hita, Including a pair of home runs by Charley Neal, in moving to within two games of the lead. Duke Sni· dcr, Sandy Amoroa and winning pitcher. Don Drysdale also homered for the Dodgen, who hustled to a 9·1 lead within four innings and then added a nine-run burllt In the elghtb frame . , Willie Ma)'li, whO&P. 12th - innin& home run crusbed the Cub& Sun· ?• AMAZING \ SALE 1PRia SAME HIGH M. . Poiilblt By Trtmtncloua No Change In Tht FormuiQ ., ,._. Prod!ldlon 'r ·--, Tht .Choke ,,{,~ ' -~ . . .,: .} ,~ ' ~ 1hli- .......lo ~ . •. 0..•-v- · IIIII"""" Y'"' . ....,.. '..... .. ~· ~11111111 _...,.,__ ...... ··-···-...... "...... ... -::: : ~ =. . . .--.... ·..,_.. . . "____ __._:u· l --·-·--!i.!' ...... . _ • " - ..:.::::.---~ -~.: 1> 1 ~~1 •.\tU """'~'.(+~ SPECIAL SALE • ~: M11nk of Dunbar wu top man ln tho stock car show SundiY afternoon at Skyllnt!!! Raet~;­ w•y, Charleaton, w. Va. He waA Urst In the time trials, third race, Australlan purautt and ~I•Q: lea· turc. The next stock ~•r rac:a ac:heduled lor Sk)'llne ll J'rlday ni1M 1t 9:00 wlth the All-American Dared11!vll 'rhrlll Show thNwn .1n u an added attractllln without any In· creaae in admlulon prlcel. . GA~. rhe Pomeroy Cement Block Company e! Yelll'tl ol ConUnuoua Senlce Pomero) ITIPHAN RIIIONS , CINCINNATI ' UP- Athlttlc dl· reetor AI Stepban of XIVIM' Univm'llty hat reldened Crom .. the poet.. effective Sept. 1. and two atarr mtmben - Rev. Edw•rd J. O'Conner and Robert J, Mllli ma1'1--have been umed to take over Stepbu•a dutl•l. ' "' . •' a bump on it. ' •' 1954 MERCURY · ·' .. · .. · · .. · ...... · $1395 Monterey_4 door. Mitt a:reeu and white two t.on.e, atandard lhift. radio, beater, tinte?. &lUI, white wall tires, one local owner. TAKES 0 N TW 0 ' Super 88 4 door. Solid light hlge, bydramatle, radio. heater, new seat covers, famoua V-8 Rocket engine for super perform~nce, ... .. 1950 DODGE ............ ; ........... $195 . 1954 GET U. I. TRAINING BONN, Germany .uP - Forty West German naval officers and men wiil b00;rd U. S. 6th Fleet destroyers in Barcelona Monday for two weeks of special training, the U. S. military -assistance and advilory group announced today . ~BLER · ' .... · · · .... · .. ·...... · $895 Hard Top Cpe. Man, here 11 j111t tbe thin& for fhoae sbort tripl to worll: and around town. Standard ab:.fft Wlth overdrive for the ' cbeapest traruportatlon known. ' . H~d Top Cpe. TwG tone gray, bydramaiie drive, radio, heater, aeat coven. Here is your chance t.o own tbe ear o! Cl1'l at your price. OPEN" DAY and NIGHTS WE DO WELDING Custom V-8 2 door. Nice black finlsb, &ood tires, runs like a top. Radio and heater. No( a fender out of pl.,ce • . MOBIL FAN BELTS MOBIL TIRES 88 4 door. V-8 Rocket enttne and wbitlaway bydramattc drive gives you top performance. A &ood ru.~- a &ood buy. 1951 FORD .. ..... ...... . ... . .. .. ' ' $395 • •'' BOliNS MOBilGAS Karr '"It ple•MI Ul to pi•IH ycul' Van -Zandt Phooo 485 Pomoroy '· ' HCil\•en's . win- dow, ..• • -- Rodney Downin'l! lll'n!RANCE AGENCY fi:lra. Automobl ... HH~tt. ACCIDENT ._.... C••alfl •nd . . . . Reo I !:state Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OH10 61- PHONES '"' • GASOLINE ALLEY 1: (20.>Buslness Services · :--c-- ' - (8"l Auto' Sales ' .· .-- ·- 191!3 Pontiac 8 cyL ulx. 2 . dr. g ,. ·. 1)4) For Rent '. -;-;--;::--.~-·-- - dan Hydram~tic drive. SP.otless nriginJIJ light : • · hlue '.. t.hllsu. S995.00 - Bl~ettntr'J, · Pomer .-,_v. 7 ll~tc ' · ·$6o:r:oo. lil52 'l3Uick :Gonv. Cpe. Blaettnar's, .Pomeroy. 7·11-6·. ~ ·19!U'f Cti:4:V•-" 2 dr. Hard 'I;op, . -... ~OO.); Blaetfuar1 ~;. • Pomeroy \too~· ~;J!I-~" ~-;·.J ' / Bv HAROLD "'Build Bott•r For L11s'" GRUE~R BLOCK CO. f AUTO SALES ...,..,.,--c-~-=c-:: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT . Administr•tor · ·Rutland. Mabel Hogue. Phone . 2~32.,\. . . . . 7 15 6tp ~~t&Aillint,:\liiliw: Estate of OaYid E. Mich•tl, , ... Cift Cets t~:creby giVer. that Snrah, ij.h 'Bowrrbn , whose Post Office A~dress is 089 Brttwnell Avenue, Middleport, Ohio, has been dtt ly appointed as Adminislratri.x of the Estate of David E. Michael late of Red House. West 'virginia, dercas· ed Siluate wttiun this s-late. D;[od lh;s 12th doy o! July, 1057. Jol:n C. Bacon , Judge or L!'te PrObute Co urt M0 igs Cou nty, Ohio 1 (7) 1.6, 23, 30, 3tc .........~ ..d WE BUY ·. ITRUCTUitAL I BIAMI ICRAP IRON - .PAETALI • lliCI{ 'fRACY '!8155 Ford VB Custom line 4 r' •. 3lildan~ • Fordo_ m alic drive , (16) For Cleanest '55 in town . $1595.00. . BlaeUnar's, Pomet:oy. 7-ll·Ot FOR SALE OR TRADE - 22 acre {arm, 4 l'Oom house-, mail &lld · ~ 110 P4:llm-r1t¥" •c.hoo~ bll8' route. ,Sell or trade; __ _ 1954 D{ldge V8 Cornet 4 St··· Joll house -tlnd l<tt: Georlfc ----~--dan, Au~om~tlc shift: O'wnud K•nnedY•. /Iu!land. 7·11·6tp (20 8) I NOTI~E OF APPOINTMENT b)' (the local sen11ce .station owner. Tops. $1195 .00. Blaett.· F1ent Ji Ladders, ---Estate of CathkiM s. Mleha&l, ~ ~ar'a,. POmeroy. 7-ll-8tc Belffold Mardi, trrop Cloths. ~tnPI'On, lnlll,P'•nce 1\RC!@J, · . Deceas~ · . Clin,too Fl:~h,er, ·Middleport. . Mid6le:port. Ftl!'e .. AutomobileNotice ls hereby g1ven tHat SarPhone 62&Dl.X. lll tf JJcnW, PbOflt 631a.X 8-20-V a.h Edith Bo~~an, whose Post .Of~v ALUES, see . ., ftce address u 989 ·srownel,l Av(:. '1 9 1mop '7';'::;7" _ _ _,_ Help"Wa· noe, Mjddleport, Qh;o, has been . _ · · FO~IIlli"~Ai • t-llBR_OT?·l"b: SER- dUly appointed •Executrix of the ·· w,•.lf't!Ss wa~ed · ExperlenN.' v "'~''~ ~~~Aea ePpob re 6..!.Exy· Estate of Catherine S. Michael, de· Reafaurant. - ~ pe~ ec·~n~c.•. une - 1 U ceased , 1a~ t o1M etgs · c oun t y, oh·to . F,lp' person;-, ·ome REG:ISTEREIJ GOLDEN R~triever _ Mfatueport. · _ 6-atc Middlepur, ~ 5Dated thiS 12th day o_r July 1957 . 1 7 , . .. . ---.... _......_ John C. Baeon puppier. Pcdect fo~ fiet'd worJt pr · show. Write: W. R. Ell)er- WORK BY or irorting a~ <:P~fti tn1uranct Protettion.~ Ju~ge of t.he Probate Co~rt leld, 318 Oa'k St., Hlllsboro, 0 . home. Ct.U 6221).-J after 4 p. m. llft. A.llk-. F'ire, Pollo. Cali Dor Meigs County, Oh10 7 15 3tc Mills, Middleport, Ohio. (7) 16, 23 , 30, 3tc 7 Hli 6tc ror ..... METROPOLITAN' HoUSE ·in f>{iJ.dlePort. 2 near OHIO VALLEY · JU""'K t-., CO• 4r. 1 Good Clo111 Used Cars JI.U ~lakes and Models I ~~ North of ~orru.ro' Rentor·Sale e're Q)NCRI!1'B BLOCK.• 1 . -~~~ ···£.. ~·-:--:c:-.,.­ , iy · ~r4Tft. Call 28;4.· '7 2 tr . . ' l9M__;Bult~ VIJ Super 4 dr. Riveril sr;,tan. ~·· Power !l~ee ring a 1d APARrniEfoiT For Rent ·- titifur-· •W:at~.... 9fie rarelul owner. ·.nishe4, •.-du }~s only. 2nd ~t.. Porn· f2 :?i95 .00~ !Bla.e..ttnat·'.s, "Pome- · eroy. PhonP 440·M ar 24·Y. rOy. > 7-ll·Otl' 7 10 6~p Ex:tWIOn .) = - - - - 117 nted • 'I GOULD I . L NANCY M"" I WAN'T 20 POUNDS OF SL.ICED E!Oi..OGNA FOR OUR ---:o=:::=: Disca.unts ... ,.· ,. nSUrOfiC8 K9l For Sale PICNIC EliG .• · *All Models Avoilablt . ' *Trodt 1111 Acctptoblt lly KING -· l \ · L· 'NEW 57 Chest~r o11Jt,t. No. 7. ru nnini water, electrleltJ and natural g'as in bou~, blJ sar· den. YU ~-2"182. A. J . C•rter, Star Haute, Chest<lr. 7 8 12te I ____ (8bl ------ Pomeroy, Ohio UNTIL AUGUST 1st ON THE 6 mile fwm . l • • 1950 OLDSMOBILE· :·'····· ,·········· $195 .. . ----rooms and)atb. Ont! '" IIOUS.E - . For Hire! -- -- 1951 CADILLAC .............. ... .·.. $1195 THE BMJTJJ FAMILY ----~ 1 15~~c eGTadinc & Ditch Digglng eBack·Hoe SerVice USED RYHALD Coal furnace , 20· eTiuck Loading Equipment ~ning froru Heaven's Gah•. inch ~ast iron $50. Phone 16S·X. POMEROY - New 5·ror.:u frame. • Dum,Q Truck Service Mrs. J . B. HQy es and famil v. · 7 15 3tc one floor pl an. Hardwuod floor!l, VIRGIL W Al\ISLEY 7·16-Itp . ' fuU basement, forced air heat· • #conditioned Singer Portable Phone Chethlre 7'74,79 ing. Garag1:. Large corner lot. Electric Sewin& Machine. New In Loving -Memory- of our par. Move ,in before acheo~ starts. motor. New wiring. Guaranteed ents Mr. and Mrs: Henry M 1 :1 years. Lowest rr~ce ever. Only WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED: $l(,OOIJ.OO. II l In need of honest work of B"Y POMEROY Durst, who passed away July 6-room, flwo-stoty $14.50, Hurry! Limited supply. kind. High School graduate. 2, 1947 and July 1, 1953. Sadhouse wit;l 3 bedtOOI'ils aild Write Household Sewing Ma· Phone 6923-J. ,Tames Mohler, closets. Living t&om, kitplenty Jy miSsed. Their Children. chlOe Co., lin8 3rd Ave., Hupt·M iddtewrt, "itt. 7 8 7tp 7-16-ltc · then and dining room '#ith clo ~· ington, w. Va., for free home ~t. \.arge veranda, hot ·a-ir he•t112 6tp demonstration. ing, full b~sement wltb gara11e . l.ost & Found .....;..._..:.__ ,,.---.,.A ,•ery well-built house. Wallc:·- - Hb'rPOINT alr ~ondltioners, I and tna di.stano:-e of shopping db· hiN, ponds, LOST $20 ill Starks. On noor or : 2 ton capacity. No extra charge BULLDOZER . for trict. $8,00•lOL . .. bl"montl, landscaping, rest room .. If found retur,n to for Jinancmg. we service what R. "' HIGHWAY HOME- 2-story house Storks pr('mises. Re-ceivi! rewe sell. Fife Relrigeratlon, 711 __Cowd.'!lry, Long Bottom. Phon'l with enclosed front porch, large 5-2S·tf .ward. 7 15 3tp Sout~ Third Ave., Middleport. .. 10. back porcil, 8· rooms. Runnihg Open evemngs 'til 10 p. m. water !:lnd shower. Gara&e and .. ! 112Stc RADIO i. ~SrON SERVICE, other ~uildin.gs. 1¥.1 acre ' lot, FO'UND-3 keys- In hOlder at SYCIJI· Phonec t.Jo, Cleland Appliance beautifully landscaped. Less more and Maih St. Ownet may Late Model Frigidaire, 10 cubic ' ft fe(rigerator. Excellent contllStore, hd W. Main St., Pomeror than 5--miJmte drive to Court· hav~ sam~ by paying cost of thiS · •tion. $100.00. Phone' 115. 2·23·U hOmre. PriCl!d at $10,000.00. ad. 7 US 3tc 7 12 3tp lo• 229 Phona 108-Y ~- ~;;;-;----­ , . 13 3ic A!Jto~~.rvices FOR SAl£- APPLES - One And Q\JICK SERVICE em Wtteh &eo two ,dpUars peu bushel. New Haven pairinJ hy ' ,.acttlry Trained New Haven. Phone TU· watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEILU: WJI.IW L H. RAWt.I!<IGS SONS 00. - 2o Orc~ara. 24688. 7 12 lOt~ , LElRS. Ptlmeroy l·S·tf bour lfirtf'ker Service. Day ~ne 6a2'l. Nlgb,t Phone eoot-X. DODGE • PLYMjlUTH DEALERS. 3"'ll tt WatC hing from ' Coronet 5 pus. Cpe. Lisht green ·finish, good motor. fair Ures. A lot of good' service mUea in thia one. ' .~;--;::----;---.:... 7 1~ ( 18J Employment Wanted " ... 1952 OLDSMOBILE ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $69S HOLYOKE, Maas. UP Nt!!!w Engla11d lightweight champion Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke, !.M'u~,, has !lgned to fight Shiva on Aug. ~ · and Vlnunt HIvas on Aug. 19 In Caracas, Venezuela. Rivas ll the current Veaez:uelan lightweight ebampion. Real Estate -·----- {3)' 1;;-Memoriqn~ \2 Ton Pkkup. Deluxe model, lon.J wbeeibase, dar• &reeo finilb, no~ 7·1 6-\ f 60 (21) yean of •ae. Conlitct Johr:~ 8urk ner, 1M Dock St., Middleport. BUJLOJNG LOTS 015 Routt 7, 12 7·16-12tg minutet from Pomvor. Cholc:e ot 5ile . .ilaJpb RusMlJ, P6mttO)'. PEM.A,r:r: WA)/J'ED irrunediatdY. f 29 7tc lor .s-:-e weeki. Unattached , reapo~lble '.l'oman, 21......-oW yn ot FOR SAL~:-=E--:2:-,-,t-ory-:br-,.le:-k":buJid· •ae. Expr-l ience.d wit b child in1 60-61 Walnut St., Mlddleport. care, eoekllll and general h·JuJeContact WilHam lflehael, eor. worll;. Good Day. Musl live ln . 2nd and Wftlnut. Phone 803G-Y. Phone 241. Mrs. F1nl~y . 7 1~ Ctc . 7 I tltt WAN1'EJ)~ r:..:pt!r icneed waitre:u . 4 room houJu:, 3 acres garden. $35 Musl be ovto r 16. Apply Parker per mouth . At Apple Oron. s~e Restaur!lnt. Pomeroy, 0. Alex Wheeler . '1 U 3~c bath . Forct!d air coal furnace . the rc~nt illness and death of Storm windows. 3 IWld 3/ 10 acrea my father. Walter. Carman. Th e 1 mile north of Che11ter on kt. 7. services of the phy!llcian, hospiWanled - PAPER l·hNGI!\ ·.:: ~ 25 Glennis H"ffman, Chester, Ohio . t~l staf(, the minister and )'ears experienre. Frel' e, · i 7 I~ 3tp 'matea, L. V. IJ;elsinger, Racln • Ewing Funeral Home are also Edna E. LOT ln Syra~use. Approximately \ fully appreciated. 7·5-'' "Box 124, Ohio. Carman. 7-lfl-llp 50 Jt 300 fl. Has frontage on 2 streets. Small residenee, outbuilding!, g.a11, water, electricity, . nlcc lpwn shade treea. flowers.' In.:Lovlnl Memory Of •ouf husband 1 Jlei'e is a bargaj.n .. Bettet· cbeck · and father, J . B. Hayes, who ·this one. J:!:nrl D. Mender Sr.left for his, home in "Glor~· Realtor. Pearl Parker- Agent. ''Bv tho Hour Land'', one year ago. Jul y 11. !"'omeroy. Phone 201. 7 16 3tc Wai'~~! till we come home to SAUSAGE Sl'Uf'FER. Call Gino Contract" Anxio~lt, if we arc late Priode , Second St., Pomeroy. 1955 CHMOLO · · .... · · .... · · .. · · $1195 excellent tires, fiii' Haven, Phnrtc TU24088. New and sympathy extended during_ 'NEARLY NE\\ 4 roo m house with F 0 RD 81 .822 8 40 .524 11 40 .1118 11 ~J 41 .D06 12¥11 43 :4'78 1& IU .318 23 58 .326 28 · ~'- Jtttultt Walhington 10 K•nus Clt_y !J Wodnttclo'f"t Gem" BaltlmoM at Cblc:aco Beaton at Kansas City, nl&hl New York It Detrolt, ni1ht Washln11ton at cleveland. night . Monk Top Man ln. Sky Line FeatUres -- Super 88 2 door. Jet ,bJaek flniah aet oft with gleamlq 'Nhlte wall tires. Hydramatic drive, radio, beater, Unt.ed giua, cJeai plutie seat c6ver1 kept it Jib new. Peac he-.._-:-N:-.--:H:-.· - .0::-re -.'" h-ord. h.e.~J thank Ute many rri Cnth and r('Utlves for th e kindn es.~ c Chicago . . . . . . IU BOlton .. .. . .. "' CICJveland .... \ 43 Detroit . ...... 42 Baltimore .... 39 Kanatl Cit)! .. 81 Waahin)lton . . 21 Cl~frord .29 ,.,aet II - 4U ' ' t '' '· W L Psi. 411 New York . . . fit 28 .8ft9 \ ' ......... ,. ...... . $1695 1954- OLDSMOBILE PRESTON MOTORSt, BY UNITID PRESS NATION"L LIAGUE W L Pet. GB Philadelphia . 48 3~ :!)87 St. Lou~ 47 35 .573 1!. Milwaukee 47 37 .560 1 'II Brooklyn 40. 38 lj,Mj 2 Cincinnati 48 38 .MB 2'ti 39 4:t .470 t New York Plttlbnrgh . . . 30 at .3:1<7 18'4 Chicago . . . . . . 27 &0 .3M 18 Mond•y'l RIIYitl New York ~ Chlcaao 3 Phlladtlphla 6 ~t. t.outa 3, nlaht Brooklyn 2() Milwaukee 4 nlaht Wtdnuclay'a Ckmet St. Louls at Brooklyn, nlsht Cincinnati 1l New York Milw!lllukee at Philadelphia nia:ht Chieaao at Plttabur1h AMIRICAN LIAOUI •• QUALITY . • Redlqa Hold Tryout CINCINNATI UP - 'l'he Cln· cinnatl Redlega' will conduct a ~ryout camp for youngsters who have completed their high ·achool and American Legion bateball el· igibiJlty today at Cro,ley Fj.eld. W. Malo St. (2) CotdofThan~ . aeasoru f1f pro football experience, and George Preas, an offeruive tackle , are the late.tt players to s!,gn their 195'1 contracts with the Baltimore Colts. Russ ~emmerer hit his first major league home run ani scat· tered 12 lit:o; In pitchlng the Sen· ators. to thFir victory over the Athletics. LOu Berberet and Faye Throneberry also homered for · and Tim 'Phompaon one lor Kansas City. l rt! -.'• SIGN COl. f CONTRACTS BALTIMORE UP - Don Shula, a ~fenaive · halfback with five day, turned on his Chicago "coUJ~­ ins" for the JP.cond straight day with a two-run circuit blow In the third hlning that provided the Gi~aot& with their winning margin. Johnny Antonem picked up his ninth victory, although he needed relief from AI Worthington in the eighth innjng. Don Mueller also homered for the Giants. BASEBALL RESULTS ' •• •'• ••' l•rr•ntr~~~r~e~o~dy~·~"~·:___ As Elde·rly WhiZ.z KI.dS' Take Command Of NL l'nd ,,,kl,. ~n d hlna,; uvt'!' tcn tcr "" 'I"'"h ~• ,,;,,.,,,"''"""'"'I lam-'9lllte ·Luu.t&e- Lane Cedu Cht•t• - l,u\U Wl"-ow J'aniFriJid:~ln Retrl&•atorL For Sale- 2 wheel trailer, usiXI tebr Fuf11IKrr-, Middleport, Oh .. car parh, ti'res, chickens. ClydL 4%9 tf Van Cooney Bailev Run Rood. R• ? Pomeroy or PhOne &mY Home--;;;;da tc:~ream cake and 7·16-tltc pie . Sacred Heart ' Church - - .• :::--::=--~ Thur~. July 18. bv(inninv Far Sale- : DINING roGm aultt• , G P: .M. Hl!-31c table, e rhttirs. buffet , t•hina t'IO!.t:>l. Tl•l _ 606~. H6..ftlp •' ·, "I t.o..:C.:ed to Mr. O'Milley and he told 1me; 'Kenny, get all the ::~;{:~·~~,;··zi:~:h:"~";~·:·;~;; ;:~:S ~:~~:!: ~.:·:::t~~;:' ~·~:.:!i~ ~ : :~; Sanford, Shunned Once, Is Toast Of Pht.lli~es perfett. Terma. Bh'art Harrb, Re6dav llle, 0 ., Phone Coolvllll! 3716. · 7-18-ltc ---- HISTORY'S BIGGEST UE LOS ANW!:LES trP - A Lot Angeles official t~ay ,charged It ·.uot:.ld be "the btggest double cross in history " if the Brooklyn Dodgers failed to come to Loa Angeles next year. The statement wu made by LITTLE LEAGUES Counly Supervisor Kenneth Hahn Tonight in Middleport the Van- who claimej Brooklyn President kees are at theRe~ Sox on Di.a- , ~'al~e~ O'Malley had gone so far ~ond 1 and the lndt~ns are vls1t- · m linmg up U.s Angeles as the mg lbe Se~ators ~n Dtamond 2. ~e home for the Dodgers that the The (m:llanl, vlelon In 18 ol 21 c1ty and county were abollt to rip games (including practice games) apart sections of the 105,()()()..seat this summer, w.ill be favored t o Memorial C~llseum to make it a beat the Kal Hmdymen who h~ve t~mporary held fo~ the team unleen hot and cold as the spmt ttl_ a baseball stad1um couM be may move them. butlt. Indian pilot Wooay Call bad hi s Y ThkeWstatledmenTI&l followed a New h f or or · e egram and Sun c arges out or a lengthy drill on ~tory that O'Malley was abGut to Monday evening to put them in be offered the "ideal" stadium rea d"mesa f or the Sen.ators. trite he sought In the heart of In Pomeroy the Ptrales go to Brooklyn . The New York account Racine to take on the once·de- quoted a spokesman for O'Malle feated upriver club. and the Yank-~ a.t saying he wa! ~!extremely 1:_ ces visit the Redleg.r and Syracuse terested" in the new aite otfer if v1Aitll the Dodgers. jlt is made. Line score: "I don 't think there's anything Indian! 000 32Q....-3 3 5 tQ it," Hahn said when informed Syrac~.se . 101 121--6 3 3 of the New York plan "unless the Indllll! : BJIJ w. ilson and JoJo ~ople of Loa Angel•'• have, __ _ sm llh , Terry Knight (2). Syracuse: given •~ the biggest double •roq In Howar d p ar k er. sam F1annagan hlstory. And I don't thinll •'t hey've (6) (WP) and Roger Stewart. been double-crossed .. ' Por ll&le or Tn&.,-1 MJ .,...f. newo tlre•, dual · ,m~tner, bodY. Relp Wlnted-HaliHbeper Notices Htadftulri.rs ,:: .,: - - - Pony Pitchers Limit Opposition To If Dodgers Don't Come. i Three Hits; Home Runs Are Difference SPORTS DESK Evcryt1me ~n SEO JOb opens up the name of J1m Vennan crops up . , 11 .lpo_1ts . snoopOne of the n .. sk ,s Ga ers reported a m~n lo okmg amazingly like V('nnari walking out of the W;nhinc ~on Sc hool on<: day late last week Vennari Immediate sufm ist': being co nsiMrt'd for the va<·ated job of Clarerce E. Thof!Jp1;on who signed on at Kyger H1gh School in hi& favoril " role of admini.~1rat.or. (Afterall, whY docs an amh1tlous fellow .sweal out a M a.~tc rs in sc hool admini st ration ? To t•oaeh (1) ... ' j . ' ' By SAM LEFP t ' :a. •. - ' . j '·.. ... ··..... , ' ,... " WILLIE WINKLE _ _,_ I 1-1 AD st.ICJ.I ~S I COULD J.IE!.P 114E POOR MAN/ ' ,. ' . • _.. . PRESTON I r ""' . MOIOR5'~-":•% . . f(tpP..E~ll', ~ QHIO :,~one 6161 , :} New Car Salta Offlc.t ·~ .. \ ·-~ / ' . . 461 ~. '· ·, '• ' '· '. \ '• ~ ... ' �• I f-Dall1Sel\tlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0 ., July 16, 1957 ' . Wings Win On Flannagan's A leadorf home rt!n by relief Tbe win putbed Syncuse into pitcher Sam Flannuan in the ~ot-j second .place behind the ldle Tlgtom of the sixLh broke a G-3 tie era,. Mlo bad n many players and h<~nded victory to the Syra- away attendin1 the National Boy cuse Red Wings' Pony Leaguen~ Scout Jamboree at Valley Po!~e.l Monday night over the Pomeroy N. Y., tbeir a:anie with Racine wn By Claet TanocbW Indiam al S):J'acuse postponed. The Tigers stand at The blow c<~me after the Indiana 8-4. It's J·ust a little over a month until rehearsals fur another had fought back from a D-2 deficit Racine ir in thf' ceUu ~t 4-11. . , - in the fourth mning with three football campaign m the SEO opens And 1t does~ I :seem po.s- , runs to lead 3.2. The saw it tied sible that three seasons have nc.arly vanished smrc tht:: b1g up again in the botto~ of Lhe 4th Turkey Day classic at Middleport last Thanksgiving Day . when Mkkey Winebrenner 'tagged A lot of new coaching fa ces wi11 be on hand in the SE.O. Off· one of Bill Wilson 's pitche! tor anh nd th Desk notes Athens Gallipolis Middleport and Jack- other solo homer. a c ', ' · d The Ind ians made it 5-3 in the son. There may be othL·rs-l 11 have to run ~~y penscope an , top of the fiflh when Joe Fields Lake a Jo~k over the crest~ of ou~· hil_ls and fmd ~ut soo,n tripled dri\ in~: home Jim Smith Alex Clio ts back at PHS for hts third season_ Cuach L~ar.les who had w•lked. Fields scored on McDonald resigned at Middleport but js reported smffmg Wilson's sacrifice fly. After Syraaround Hartsell Dodrill's former position at Eastern although cuse ti~ it up again in their half he has a· good jnb signed and sealed at Canal Winchester. of the fifth the ~tage .was set for 1 I I . . . . - h Flan naga n's wmnmg ctrcuit clout Its v-1:'-r-y rlonntru) tf ts contract Eaeh Itchl:'r llowed pu• h' · at Rutland w Ju ld lw Pndcd wlth- b 1 l kp d ' d·••he d''r' h b u wa san errors rna e t e 1 · 1 1 out t e ont'-YI'<JT pt11:1 ty r Huse ferc nre. Wilson fanned six and lk d f h 1 1 Vennari rould h.:~w• hl't' ll visiting wake IVC or 1 e. osen. Howard Wash ington SchoDI f11 r a number ~~r a~d 8 ~~~~noul m~e ~~d walk.ed of rf'aso ns o1hc·r th an football . r d agan 18 ~ onelklnd· hire. 1-!P is husy srfl ulJng baseball mng anne no one an wa e \;1\cnt for on• · thing lie could havfl one. t)('en tttl<' H'S1 1d in u~erl Pquiprnen t Ph.tlin, outfielder for 'the Red th1· Aearlt•m:1 hur~ mi gh t have in Wings, caught two lon1 flies for suq.. lus. He ~·ould h~v(~ been pas- outstanding work in the field. One, · h 1tu1 ..: o r <1ay w1 1h ol d in the sixth was a hard ll·ner that -~In~ t .e rrtPnf 1~ had misjudged could have h lt been h Kul dun '1 ~4·\s fnq.! d Wf' !;I)U ee n a orne run pure and slmple. L'"- mg mvoked. rlouh lc play , and ba sf' thieH·s to --r- - NEED E1•o•r<·tt Sp;or of the ~p.n Sportin g (~oods S1Mt' 111 llunting1on, W. Vi! ., u-rilt' ~ tr , :, ay that tf i!lly mflna · i;l"r~. hit! m l1!1ll• k;~guc~ are short of ba~dJall hat ~ aud can't hrul any, ho 0 •; f..:Ot 'em. M:tvhe Ia•:; why l'\'t·ry other sot:rt• o· S4't' trh to havt• d ri.·d up thi s ~ unmwr l'o• r l• ap.• lw huu ght up the ~up pl y Anyhow :.; par who <J\Lrsts to h;rvi ug ho•r•rt ~.n rn in Hut la nd quill! a fno,• yrars :1~ 11 ami nugratin~ Lo nun tint.:\4)!1 ~a.vs if managf'rs need hatli, contart h1rn . PAINTERS? . ' WE IIA VE &EVEN. OF THE REST • 1 Full Insurance Coverage CLINTON FISHER CO. Th1d st·r, r' t' reporter\ In a Sports head!lnf' Monday of Big Chief P~ge ll uey Rf'ynold~ hra li n~~: Luther Tucker of ll urlforcl 13-:l Wll! in Nror . PornNiJy ·~ OVA duh nipped Hartford an1! Tuf'kl'r fi-2. nul 13-3. Jn ch\(•nta lly, fh~y1 wld~. who commutJ:s here from ll untin~.:t on, had worked uU S'llttrday !light und had ~njoyed ex11clly 45 minuteH Rieep in the prev ious 24 hours YJhen he took the mound rur Pome-roy Sun· day afternoon. Th11t ynun~o: man, a sopho more at Marshall College thi~ fal l, loves baseball to piny it that way . PONY W. Middleport , 6265-X L. U I Till.ci'S ."iyncuse Indians Unclnc IALIS- PAINT- IIRVICE IIIIII·Y LEAG~·.c I 7 '7 u· 4 B By Tim Morl•rtv Unlt.d PrMs St'Orh Wrlt-..r Handsome Jack Sanford, Ignored as a major league prospect by the Boston Red Soli: 10 years ago because he was too small, stood at least 10 feet taU today ln the eyes ot Philadfilphla'• pennantsmelling tans. . ,., The rookie right bander ·!rom Wellesle)', MaBs., pJtched the PbUIics Into first place ln the Na· tiona! League Monday night !I)' posUng a five ._hlt, 6-2 victory over H1e St. Louis Cardinal!. n marked the first time the Phillics occupied lhe top rung of the NL slanrllngs at this atage of the campaign since 1950. And no· body in Philadelphia baa to be reminded Lhat was the }'ear the old Whiz Kids won the pennant. This new group of Wltlz Kids now has won 12 of its last 14 game3, moving from fifth place on July 1 to Its present elevation - a half-game ahead of the Card!· nals . Sanford has been the "big man." in this drive, allowlna only 13 hilA while posting three straight complete game vlctoriet~ . N&b1 litrlbout L•ad•rahlp In raising his auson won ·and· lost r~ord 10 12-2 Monday night a~r:~aln.tt the Cardinals. Sanford t()ok ovt'r the major league strikeout leadership by whiffing seven ,.. men. The blond, blue- - eyed New Englander ha_, totaled Ill strike· outa, one more Ulan Early Wynn of the Clev('land Indlaru;, The oli ly St. Louh player who gave Sanford trouble was Alvin Dark . The veteran shortstop tripled in the fourth and scored on Stan Musial's sacrifice fly, then homered In the eighth to account f-or both St. Louis runs. However, Willie · Jones treated Sanford to a 2·0 lead In the J;econd Inning wllh a two-run homer and the Phillles chucrl Vinegar Bend Mizell in the thiril with a four-run bunt featured by Granny Hamner's two-run double. The Brooklyn ~crs walloped the Milwaukee Bra'iJiM. 20-4, and the New York GiantJ whipped the Chicago Cubs, 5·3 In other NL action. The Waahington Senators raced to a to-a victory oYer the Kansas City Athletics. In tbe only American League game. N••l HGrMrs Twlc• The Dodaera club,bcd five Mil· waukee pltcher.r for 16 hita, Including a pair of home runs by Charley Neal, in moving to within two games of the lead. Duke Sni· dcr, Sandy Amoroa and winning pitcher. Don Drysdale also homered for the Dodgen, who hustled to a 9·1 lead within four innings and then added a nine-run burllt In the elghtb frame . , Willie Ma)'li, whO&P. 12th - innin& home run crusbed the Cub& Sun· ?• AMAZING \ SALE 1PRia SAME HIGH M. . Poiilblt By Trtmtncloua No Change In Tht FormuiQ ., ,._. Prod!ldlon 'r ·--, Tht .Choke ,,{,~ ' -~ . . .,: .} ,~ ' ~ 1hli- .......lo ~ . •. 0..•-v- · IIIII"""" Y'"' . ....,.. '..... .. ~· ~11111111 _...,.,__ ...... ··-···-...... "...... ... -::: : ~ =. . . .--.... ·..,_.. . . "____ __._:u· l --·-·--!i.!' ...... . _ • " - ..:.::::.---~ -~.: 1> 1 ~~1 •.\tU """'~'.(+~ SPECIAL SALE • ~: M11nk of Dunbar wu top man ln tho stock car show SundiY afternoon at Skyllnt!!! Raet~;­ w•y, Charleaton, w. Va. He waA Urst In the time trials, third race, Australlan purautt and ~I•Q: lea· turc. The next stock ~•r rac:a ac:heduled lor Sk)'llne ll J'rlday ni1M 1t 9:00 wlth the All-American Dared11!vll 'rhrlll Show thNwn .1n u an added attractllln without any In· creaae in admlulon prlcel. . GA~. rhe Pomeroy Cement Block Company e! Yelll'tl ol ConUnuoua Senlce Pomero) ITIPHAN RIIIONS , CINCINNATI ' UP- Athlttlc dl· reetor AI Stepban of XIVIM' Univm'llty hat reldened Crom .. the poet.. effective Sept. 1. and two atarr mtmben - Rev. Edw•rd J. O'Conner and Robert J, Mllli ma1'1--have been umed to take over Stepbu•a dutl•l. ' "' . •' a bump on it. ' •' 1954 MERCURY · ·' .. · .. · · .. · ...... · $1395 Monterey_4 door. Mitt a:reeu and white two t.on.e, atandard lhift. radio, beater, tinte?. &lUI, white wall tires, one local owner. TAKES 0 N TW 0 ' Super 88 4 door. Solid light hlge, bydramatle, radio. heater, new seat covers, famoua V-8 Rocket engine for super perform~nce, ... .. 1950 DODGE ............ ; ........... $195 . 1954 GET U. I. TRAINING BONN, Germany .uP - Forty West German naval officers and men wiil b00;rd U. S. 6th Fleet destroyers in Barcelona Monday for two weeks of special training, the U. S. military -assistance and advilory group announced today . ~BLER · ' .... · · · .... · .. ·...... · $895 Hard Top Cpe. Man, here 11 j111t tbe thin& for fhoae sbort tripl to worll: and around town. Standard ab:.fft Wlth overdrive for the ' cbeapest traruportatlon known. ' . H~d Top Cpe. TwG tone gray, bydramaiie drive, radio, heater, aeat coven. Here is your chance t.o own tbe ear o! Cl1'l at your price. OPEN" DAY and NIGHTS WE DO WELDING Custom V-8 2 door. Nice black finlsb, &ood tires, runs like a top. Radio and heater. No( a fender out of pl.,ce • . MOBIL FAN BELTS MOBIL TIRES 88 4 door. V-8 Rocket enttne and wbitlaway bydramattc drive gives you top performance. A &ood ru.~- a &ood buy. 1951 FORD .. ..... ...... . ... . .. .. ' ' $395 • •'' BOliNS MOBilGAS Karr '"It ple•MI Ul to pi•IH ycul' Van -Zandt Phooo 485 Pomoroy '· ' HCil\•en's . win- dow, ..• • -- Rodney Downin'l! lll'n!RANCE AGENCY fi:lra. Automobl ... HH~tt. ACCIDENT ._.... C••alfl •nd . . . . Reo I !:state Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OH10 61- PHONES '"' • GASOLINE ALLEY 1: (20.>Buslness Services · :--c-- ' - (8"l Auto' Sales ' .· .-- ·- 191!3 Pontiac 8 cyL ulx. 2 . dr. g ,. ·. 1)4) For Rent '. -;-;--;::--.~-·-- - dan Hydram~tic drive. SP.otless nriginJIJ light : • · hlue '.. t.hllsu. S995.00 - Bl~ettntr'J, · Pomer .-,_v. 7 ll~tc ' · ·$6o:r:oo. lil52 'l3Uick :Gonv. Cpe. Blaettnar's, .Pomeroy. 7·11-6·. ~ ·19!U'f Cti:4:V•-" 2 dr. Hard 'I;op, . -... ~OO.); Blaetfuar1 ~;. • Pomeroy \too~· ~;J!I-~" ~-;·.J ' / Bv HAROLD "'Build Bott•r For L11s'" GRUE~R BLOCK CO. f AUTO SALES ...,..,.,--c-~-=c-:: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT . Administr•tor · ·Rutland. Mabel Hogue. Phone . 2~32.,\. . . . . 7 15 6tp ~~t&Aillint,:\liiliw: Estate of OaYid E. Mich•tl, , ... Cift Cets t~:creby giVer. that Snrah, ij.h 'Bowrrbn , whose Post Office A~dress is 089 Brttwnell Avenue, Middleport, Ohio, has been dtt ly appointed as Adminislratri.x of the Estate of David E. Michael late of Red House. West 'virginia, dercas· ed Siluate wttiun this s-late. D;[od lh;s 12th doy o! July, 1057. Jol:n C. Bacon , Judge or L!'te PrObute Co urt M0 igs Cou nty, Ohio 1 (7) 1.6, 23, 30, 3tc .........~ ..d WE BUY ·. ITRUCTUitAL I BIAMI ICRAP IRON - .PAETALI • lliCI{ 'fRACY '!8155 Ford VB Custom line 4 r' •. 3lildan~ • Fordo_ m alic drive , (16) For Cleanest '55 in town . $1595.00. . BlaeUnar's, Pomet:oy. 7-ll·Ot FOR SALE OR TRADE - 22 acre {arm, 4 l'Oom house-, mail &lld · ~ 110 P4:llm-r1t¥" •c.hoo~ bll8' route. ,Sell or trade; __ _ 1954 D{ldge V8 Cornet 4 St··· Joll house -tlnd l<tt: Georlfc ----~--dan, Au~om~tlc shift: O'wnud K•nnedY•. /Iu!land. 7·11·6tp (20 8) I NOTI~E OF APPOINTMENT b)' (the local sen11ce .station owner. Tops. $1195 .00. Blaett.· F1ent Ji Ladders, ---Estate of CathkiM s. Mleha&l, ~ ~ar'a,. POmeroy. 7-ll-8tc Belffold Mardi, trrop Cloths. ~tnPI'On, lnlll,P'•nce 1\RC!@J, · . Deceas~ · . Clin,too Fl:~h,er, ·Middleport. . Mid6le:port. Ftl!'e .. AutomobileNotice ls hereby g1ven tHat SarPhone 62&Dl.X. lll tf JJcnW, PbOflt 631a.X 8-20-V a.h Edith Bo~~an, whose Post .Of~v ALUES, see . ., ftce address u 989 ·srownel,l Av(:. '1 9 1mop '7';'::;7" _ _ _,_ Help"Wa· noe, Mjddleport, Qh;o, has been . _ · · FO~IIlli"~Ai • t-llBR_OT?·l"b: SER- dUly appointed •Executrix of the ·· w,•.lf't!Ss wa~ed · ExperlenN.' v "'~''~ ~~~Aea ePpob re 6..!.Exy· Estate of Catherine S. Michael, de· Reafaurant. - ~ pe~ ec·~n~c.•. une - 1 U ceased , 1a~ t o1M etgs · c oun t y, oh·to . F,lp' person;-, ·ome REG:ISTEREIJ GOLDEN R~triever _ Mfatueport. · _ 6-atc Middlepur, ~ 5Dated thiS 12th day o_r July 1957 . 1 7 , . .. . ---.... _......_ John C. Baeon puppier. Pcdect fo~ fiet'd worJt pr · show. Write: W. R. Ell)er- WORK BY or irorting a~ <:P~fti tn1uranct Protettion.~ Ju~ge of t.he Probate Co~rt leld, 318 Oa'k St., Hlllsboro, 0 . home. Ct.U 6221).-J after 4 p. m. llft. A.llk-. F'ire, Pollo. Cali Dor Meigs County, Oh10 7 15 3tc Mills, Middleport, Ohio. (7) 16, 23 , 30, 3tc 7 Hli 6tc ror ..... METROPOLITAN' HoUSE ·in f>{iJ.dlePort. 2 near OHIO VALLEY · JU""'K t-., CO• 4r. 1 Good Clo111 Used Cars JI.U ~lakes and Models I ~~ North of ~orru.ro' Rentor·Sale e're Q)NCRI!1'B BLOCK.• 1 . -~~~ ···£.. ~·-:--:c:-.,.­ , iy · ~r4Tft. Call 28;4.· '7 2 tr . . ' l9M__;Bult~ VIJ Super 4 dr. Riveril sr;,tan. ~·· Power !l~ee ring a 1d APARrniEfoiT For Rent ·- titifur-· •W:at~.... 9fie rarelul owner. ·.nishe4, •.-du }~s only. 2nd ~t.. Porn· f2 :?i95 .00~ !Bla.e..ttnat·'.s, "Pome- · eroy. PhonP 440·M ar 24·Y. rOy. > 7-ll·Otl' 7 10 6~p Ex:tWIOn .) = - - - - 117 nted • 'I GOULD I . L NANCY M"" I WAN'T 20 POUNDS OF SL.ICED E!Oi..OGNA FOR OUR ---:o=:::=: Disca.unts ... ,.· ,. nSUrOfiC8 K9l For Sale PICNIC EliG .• · *All Models Avoilablt . ' *Trodt 1111 Acctptoblt lly KING -· l \ · L· 'NEW 57 Chest~r o11Jt,t. No. 7. ru nnini water, electrleltJ and natural g'as in bou~, blJ sar· den. YU ~-2"182. A. J . C•rter, Star Haute, Chest<lr. 7 8 12te I ____ (8bl ------ Pomeroy, Ohio UNTIL AUGUST 1st ON THE 6 mile fwm . l • • 1950 OLDSMOBILE· :·'····· ,·········· $195 .. . ----rooms and)atb. Ont! '" IIOUS.E - . For Hire! -- -- 1951 CADILLAC .............. ... .·.. $1195 THE BMJTJJ FAMILY ----~ 1 15~~c eGTadinc & Ditch Digglng eBack·Hoe SerVice USED RYHALD Coal furnace , 20· eTiuck Loading Equipment ~ning froru Heaven's Gah•. inch ~ast iron $50. Phone 16S·X. POMEROY - New 5·ror.:u frame. • Dum,Q Truck Service Mrs. J . B. HQy es and famil v. · 7 15 3tc one floor pl an. Hardwuod floor!l, VIRGIL W Al\ISLEY 7·16-Itp . ' fuU basement, forced air heat· • #conditioned Singer Portable Phone Chethlre 7'74,79 ing. Garag1:. Large corner lot. Electric Sewin& Machine. New In Loving -Memory- of our par. Move ,in before acheo~ starts. motor. New wiring. Guaranteed ents Mr. and Mrs: Henry M 1 :1 years. Lowest rr~ce ever. Only WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED: $l(,OOIJ.OO. II l In need of honest work of B"Y POMEROY Durst, who passed away July 6-room, flwo-stoty $14.50, Hurry! Limited supply. kind. High School graduate. 2, 1947 and July 1, 1953. Sadhouse wit;l 3 bedtOOI'ils aild Write Household Sewing Ma· Phone 6923-J. ,Tames Mohler, closets. Living t&om, kitplenty Jy miSsed. Their Children. chlOe Co., lin8 3rd Ave., Hupt·M iddtewrt, "itt. 7 8 7tp 7-16-ltc · then and dining room '#ith clo ~· ington, w. Va., for free home ~t. \.arge veranda, hot ·a-ir he•t112 6tp demonstration. ing, full b~sement wltb gara11e . l.ost & Found .....;..._..:.__ ,,.---.,.A ,•ery well-built house. Wallc:·- - Hb'rPOINT alr ~ondltioners, I and tna di.stano:-e of shopping db· hiN, ponds, LOST $20 ill Starks. On noor or : 2 ton capacity. No extra charge BULLDOZER . for trict. $8,00•lOL . .. bl"montl, landscaping, rest room .. If found retur,n to for Jinancmg. we service what R. "' HIGHWAY HOME- 2-story house Storks pr('mises. Re-ceivi! rewe sell. Fife Relrigeratlon, 711 __Cowd.'!lry, Long Bottom. Phon'l with enclosed front porch, large 5-2S·tf .ward. 7 15 3tp Sout~ Third Ave., Middleport. .. 10. back porcil, 8· rooms. Runnihg Open evemngs 'til 10 p. m. water !:lnd shower. Gara&e and .. ! 112Stc RADIO i. ~SrON SERVICE, other ~uildin.gs. 1¥.1 acre ' lot, FO'UND-3 keys- In hOlder at SYCIJI· Phonec t.Jo, Cleland Appliance beautifully landscaped. Less more and Maih St. Ownet may Late Model Frigidaire, 10 cubic ' ft fe(rigerator. Excellent contllStore, hd W. Main St., Pomeror than 5--miJmte drive to Court· hav~ sam~ by paying cost of thiS · •tion. $100.00. Phone' 115. 2·23·U hOmre. PriCl!d at $10,000.00. ad. 7 US 3tc 7 12 3tp lo• 229 Phona 108-Y ~- ~;;;-;----­ , . 13 3ic A!Jto~~.rvices FOR SAl£- APPLES - One And Q\JICK SERVICE em Wtteh &eo two ,dpUars peu bushel. New Haven pairinJ hy ' ,.acttlry Trained New Haven. Phone TU· watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEILU: WJI.IW L H. RAWt.I!<IGS SONS 00. - 2o Orc~ara. 24688. 7 12 lOt~ , LElRS. Ptlmeroy l·S·tf bour lfirtf'ker Service. Day ~ne 6a2'l. Nlgb,t Phone eoot-X. DODGE • PLYMjlUTH DEALERS. 3"'ll tt WatC hing from ' Coronet 5 pus. Cpe. Lisht green ·finish, good motor. fair Ures. A lot of good' service mUea in thia one. ' .~;--;::----;---.:... 7 1~ ( 18J Employment Wanted " ... 1952 OLDSMOBILE ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $69S HOLYOKE, Maas. UP Nt!!!w Engla11d lightweight champion Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke, !.M'u~,, has !lgned to fight Shiva on Aug. ~ · and Vlnunt HIvas on Aug. 19 In Caracas, Venezuela. Rivas ll the current Veaez:uelan lightweight ebampion. Real Estate -·----- {3)' 1;;-Memoriqn~ \2 Ton Pkkup. Deluxe model, lon.J wbeeibase, dar• &reeo finilb, no~ 7·1 6-\ f 60 (21) yean of •ae. Conlitct Johr:~ 8urk ner, 1M Dock St., Middleport. BUJLOJNG LOTS 015 Routt 7, 12 7·16-12tg minutet from Pomvor. Cholc:e ot 5ile . .ilaJpb RusMlJ, P6mttO)'. PEM.A,r:r: WA)/J'ED irrunediatdY. f 29 7tc lor .s-:-e weeki. Unattached , reapo~lble '.l'oman, 21......-oW yn ot FOR SAL~:-=E--:2:-,-,t-ory-:br-,.le:-k":buJid· •ae. Expr-l ience.d wit b child in1 60-61 Walnut St., Mlddleport. care, eoekllll and general h·JuJeContact WilHam lflehael, eor. worll;. Good Day. Musl live ln . 2nd and Wftlnut. Phone 803G-Y. Phone 241. Mrs. F1nl~y . 7 1~ Ctc . 7 I tltt WAN1'EJ)~ r:..:pt!r icneed waitre:u . 4 room houJu:, 3 acres garden. $35 Musl be ovto r 16. Apply Parker per mouth . At Apple Oron. s~e Restaur!lnt. Pomeroy, 0. Alex Wheeler . '1 U 3~c bath . Forct!d air coal furnace . the rc~nt illness and death of Storm windows. 3 IWld 3/ 10 acrea my father. Walter. Carman. Th e 1 mile north of Che11ter on kt. 7. services of the phy!llcian, hospiWanled - PAPER l·hNGI!\ ·.:: ~ 25 Glennis H"ffman, Chester, Ohio . t~l staf(, the minister and )'ears experienre. Frel' e, · i 7 I~ 3tp 'matea, L. V. IJ;elsinger, Racln • Ewing Funeral Home are also Edna E. LOT ln Syra~use. Approximately \ fully appreciated. 7·5-'' "Box 124, Ohio. Carman. 7-lfl-llp 50 Jt 300 fl. Has frontage on 2 streets. Small residenee, outbuilding!, g.a11, water, electricity, . nlcc lpwn shade treea. flowers.' In.:Lovlnl Memory Of •ouf husband 1 Jlei'e is a bargaj.n .. Bettet· cbeck · and father, J . B. Hayes, who ·this one. J:!:nrl D. Mender Sr.left for his, home in "Glor~· Realtor. Pearl Parker- Agent. ''Bv tho Hour Land'', one year ago. Jul y 11. !"'omeroy. Phone 201. 7 16 3tc Wai'~~! till we come home to SAUSAGE Sl'Uf'FER. Call Gino Contract" Anxio~lt, if we arc late Priode , Second St., Pomeroy. 1955 CHMOLO · · .... · · .... · · .. · · $1195 excellent tires, fiii' Haven, Phnrtc TU24088. New and sympathy extended during_ 'NEARLY NE\\ 4 roo m house with F 0 RD 81 .822 8 40 .524 11 40 .1118 11 ~J 41 .D06 12¥11 43 :4'78 1& IU .318 23 58 .326 28 · ~'- Jtttultt Walhington 10 K•nus Clt_y !J Wodnttclo'f"t Gem" BaltlmoM at Cblc:aco Beaton at Kansas City, nl&hl New York It Detrolt, ni1ht Washln11ton at cleveland. night . Monk Top Man ln. Sky Line FeatUres -- Super 88 2 door. Jet ,bJaek flniah aet oft with gleamlq 'Nhlte wall tires. Hydramatic drive, radio, beater, Unt.ed giua, cJeai plutie seat c6ver1 kept it Jib new. Peac he-.._-:-N:-.--:H:-.· - .0::-re -.'" h-ord. h.e.~J thank Ute many rri Cnth and r('Utlves for th e kindn es.~ c Chicago . . . . . . IU BOlton .. .. . .. "' CICJveland .... \ 43 Detroit . ...... 42 Baltimore .... 39 Kanatl Cit)! .. 81 Waahin)lton . . 21 Cl~frord .29 ,.,aet II - 4U ' ' t '' '· W L Psi. 411 New York . . . fit 28 .8ft9 \ ' ......... ,. ...... . $1695 1954- OLDSMOBILE PRESTON MOTORSt, BY UNITID PRESS NATION"L LIAGUE W L Pet. GB Philadelphia . 48 3~ :!)87 St. Lou~ 47 35 .573 1!. Milwaukee 47 37 .560 1 'II Brooklyn 40. 38 lj,Mj 2 Cincinnati 48 38 .MB 2'ti 39 4:t .470 t New York Plttlbnrgh . . . 30 at .3:1<7 18'4 Chicago . . . . . . 27 &0 .3M 18 Mond•y'l RIIYitl New York ~ Chlcaao 3 Phlladtlphla 6 ~t. t.outa 3, nlaht Brooklyn 2() Milwaukee 4 nlaht Wtdnuclay'a Ckmet St. Louls at Brooklyn, nlsht Cincinnati 1l New York Milw!lllukee at Philadelphia nia:ht Chieaao at Plttabur1h AMIRICAN LIAOUI •• QUALITY . • Redlqa Hold Tryout CINCINNATI UP - 'l'he Cln· cinnatl Redlega' will conduct a ~ryout camp for youngsters who have completed their high ·achool and American Legion bateball el· igibiJlty today at Cro,ley Fj.eld. W. Malo St. (2) CotdofThan~ . aeasoru f1f pro football experience, and George Preas, an offeruive tackle , are the late.tt players to s!,gn their 195'1 contracts with the Baltimore Colts. Russ ~emmerer hit his first major league home run ani scat· tered 12 lit:o; In pitchlng the Sen· ators. to thFir victory over the Athletics. LOu Berberet and Faye Throneberry also homered for · and Tim 'Phompaon one lor Kansas City. l rt! -.'• SIGN COl. f CONTRACTS BALTIMORE UP - Don Shula, a ~fenaive · halfback with five day, turned on his Chicago "coUJ~­ ins" for the JP.cond straight day with a two-run circuit blow In the third hlning that provided the Gi~aot& with their winning margin. Johnny Antonem picked up his ninth victory, although he needed relief from AI Worthington in the eighth innjng. Don Mueller also homered for the Giants. BASEBALL RESULTS ' •• •'• ••' l•rr•ntr~~~r~e~o~dy~·~"~·:___ As Elde·rly WhiZ.z KI.dS' Take Command Of NL l'nd ,,,kl,. ~n d hlna,; uvt'!' tcn tcr "" 'I"'"h ~• ,,;,,.,,,"''"""'"'I lam-'9lllte ·Luu.t&e- Lane Cedu Cht•t• - l,u\U Wl"-ow J'aniFriJid:~ln Retrl&•atorL For Sale- 2 wheel trailer, usiXI tebr Fuf11IKrr-, Middleport, Oh .. car parh, ti'res, chickens. ClydL 4%9 tf Van Cooney Bailev Run Rood. R• ? Pomeroy or PhOne &mY Home--;;;;da tc:~ream cake and 7·16-tltc pie . Sacred Heart ' Church - - .• :::--::=--~ Thur~. July 18. bv(inninv Far Sale- : DINING roGm aultt• , G P: .M. Hl!-31c table, e rhttirs. buffet , t•hina t'IO!.t:>l. Tl•l _ 606~. H6..ftlp •' ·, "I t.o..:C.:ed to Mr. O'Milley and he told 1me; 'Kenny, get all the ::~;{:~·~~,;··zi:~:h:"~";~·:·;~;; ;:~:S ~:~~:!: ~.:·:::t~~;:' ~·~:.:!i~ ~ : :~; Sanford, Shunned Once, Is Toast Of Pht.lli~es perfett. Terma. Bh'art Harrb, Re6dav llle, 0 ., Phone Coolvllll! 3716. · 7-18-ltc ---- HISTORY'S BIGGEST UE LOS ANW!:LES trP - A Lot Angeles official t~ay ,charged It ·.uot:.ld be "the btggest double cross in history " if the Brooklyn Dodgers failed to come to Loa Angeles next year. The statement wu made by LITTLE LEAGUES Counly Supervisor Kenneth Hahn Tonight in Middleport the Van- who claimej Brooklyn President kees are at theRe~ Sox on Di.a- , ~'al~e~ O'Malley had gone so far ~ond 1 and the lndt~ns are vls1t- · m linmg up U.s Angeles as the mg lbe Se~ators ~n Dtamond 2. ~e home for the Dodgers that the The (m:llanl, vlelon In 18 ol 21 c1ty and county were abollt to rip games (including practice games) apart sections of the 105,()()()..seat this summer, w.ill be favored t o Memorial C~llseum to make it a beat the Kal Hmdymen who h~ve t~mporary held fo~ the team unleen hot and cold as the spmt ttl_ a baseball stad1um couM be may move them. butlt. Indian pilot Wooay Call bad hi s Y ThkeWstatledmenTI&l followed a New h f or or · e egram and Sun c arges out or a lengthy drill on ~tory that O'Malley was abGut to Monday evening to put them in be offered the "ideal" stadium rea d"mesa f or the Sen.ators. trite he sought In the heart of In Pomeroy the Ptrales go to Brooklyn . The New York account Racine to take on the once·de- quoted a spokesman for O'Malle feated upriver club. and the Yank-~ a.t saying he wa! ~!extremely 1:_ ces visit the Redleg.r and Syracuse terested" in the new aite otfer if v1Aitll the Dodgers. jlt is made. Line score: "I don 't think there's anything Indian! 000 32Q....-3 3 5 tQ it," Hahn said when informed Syrac~.se . 101 121--6 3 3 of the New York plan "unless the Indllll! : BJIJ w. ilson and JoJo ~ople of Loa Angel•'• have, __ _ sm llh , Terry Knight (2). Syracuse: given •~ the biggest double •roq In Howar d p ar k er. sam F1annagan hlstory. And I don't thinll •'t hey've (6) (WP) and Roger Stewart. been double-crossed .. ' Por ll&le or Tn&.,-1 MJ .,...f. newo tlre•, dual · ,m~tner, bodY. Relp Wlnted-HaliHbeper Notices Htadftulri.rs ,:: .,: - - - Pony Pitchers Limit Opposition To If Dodgers Don't Come. i Three Hits; Home Runs Are Difference SPORTS DESK Evcryt1me ~n SEO JOb opens up the name of J1m Vennan crops up . , 11 .lpo_1ts . snoopOne of the n .. sk ,s Ga ers reported a m~n lo okmg amazingly like V('nnari walking out of the W;nhinc ~on Sc hool on<: day late last week Vennari Immediate sufm ist': being co nsiMrt'd for the va<·ated job of Clarerce E. Thof!Jp1;on who signed on at Kyger H1gh School in hi& favoril " role of admini.~1rat.or. (Afterall, whY docs an amh1tlous fellow .sweal out a M a.~tc rs in sc hool admini st ration ? To t•oaeh (1) ... ' j . ' ' By SAM LEFP t ' :a. •. - ' . j '·.. ... ··..... , ' ,... " WILLIE WINKLE _ _,_ I 1-1 AD st.ICJ.I ~S I COULD J.IE!.P 114E POOR MAN/ ' ,. ' . • _.. . PRESTON I r ""' . MOIOR5'~-":•% . . f(tpP..E~ll', ~ QHIO :,~one 6161 , :} New Car Salta Offlc.t ·~ .. \ ·-~ / ' . . 461 ~. '· ·, '• ' '· '. \ '• ~ ... ' �• I ~ Murroy..McKinney Nuptials Said ~~:~; ~r, Ft;;tr~~~e ";;;: s~~:~; and a fl owe,-ed headband Mrs Murray, mother of the bnde, chOfe a rose lace gown w1 th whue accessories and cor sage of Tali11man roses ~n McKJnney, motber of the groom, wore a ma uve crepe and lace .:own WI Ih. black and white access(mes and wh1te carnatiOn rorsage Imme diately afte r the ceremo ny ;~ reception was held 1n th e church &oclal r"om whic h WitS decorated w1th arrangem~nts nf summer flower s The three tiered The rlo u h le rmg C<' Tl•m o n) WJ ~ weddmg cak . :o was the center of performed at Jwo th~rty o rl ur k thf' bnde s table Dllu ng room ho~ aft er a recJ!at of nupti al mu s1c b} Mn;; Paul Wmn, vocalis t and tf'sses ml'lude(l Mr,; Louise Ken M1 s.s Marl ) n Roush p1an1 ~t Mr· nedy Columb us lll6ler of th" ~~: room Mrs J oe Halley Sharon W1nn ung L>Ccause", 1 Lo vr Rous h. and Pllyl h.!i Ebersbach , W.u Tru ly aud ' Th e Wt•dd m.~: Bradbury, and Sh irley Roush Pr ;~y er " M1ddle purt. AUcntlants were Mtss I<~ au :ta Bailey Rutland mdl rl-{} 1 hono1 Mr and Mr11 Mc-Kinne; lr rt for K~;~y Evans, Bra~bu 1 v fl owcr g,• J a werlding tn p to Ctnct nnatt a nd R1ck y Kennedy Columbu s, m she wore a p1nk s heath d ress with phew of thf' .~:ro o m , rmg bearer wh 1te ac!'csso ries and c o r~age o! Kc nnrt h. \lcEihmn y M ! drll~;pon , l)!ue Shasta dalstea The hr1de gr ad uated from M1d bPsl man ; Clarrnre Marv1 u M ur tHY Colum lm :s br other of thf' di@port 1-llgh School anci was a hrldf' and Glenn Cun di ff J r , Sy· ' fl ag he ar er 1n t h.e Band, a mt•m r acuse nephl'w of the g1un m bet of th e Glee Cl ub a ud the Fu· us lu r:s , J ane llarns Middleport, tu r e Hnmcmakeu. of Amen ra r cg!Sil'rert 1h.e gut's ts at the we• I Shr 111 employed at Lhe Ohio Be ll tl lllg rl're p lmn Tele phone Orflce In Co i umh u ~ The hr Hi£" who wa s .I!. IVl n 111 ~1 r McK•nney also grad uated ma rna" l' b} he r fa t her chn ~e & "trom Mid dleport H1gh Sc h.ool wa i' z l ;n ~ lh go wn 11 f White ( han where tw was activ e In a th l etic~ t ill \ ILl C! O\ Cf II) ion ntl ~tyle• i He Js employed at D rt.' s~cl ldeLo Wit h c-Ircu lar skirt a mi h t!f' d ho Co lu m hu ~ and they ar e ma km,.; dtcf' !he sca llop( d nt•l k hn f' w •s Lhc lr homr lll Colu mb us tr u nmt•d ~~olth ~\.' (' (' p•·. r l5 ~nil the Relatives an d fr1 entls \A. h" nl f •ngr r 1J p ll.' nJ.( th vPil of 1llus10n I en ded the wedd m j!: and rece ptw n was h1•id lll plan· by a sma II ua ! from ou t of tow n wer e from Ak of Cha ntilly Ja-;:E anG pearl s S 11" ron ( olum hus, Sy ral.'u... c MaltJ !'an;u d a ho uqucl of shatterul Rutl<l nf' and WC.':It V1rg1ma wl1lte r:u nutlO nS nn a \loldt <' Btblc M1 ~s Ha1k v Y.IH' flln '( • 111 a l'nnct s~ sl} 1(' go ..m taffeta match.m ~,: a ( t' t-s or l t · ~ and !uoatl POMEROY SOCIETY b :md of rus t•s She Lan tt! (' a bml •nd d•ughtm, Mon Deem of ~lormng Star left Sunday for a \ ISJI at Nor· folk Va , w1th Mr .and Mrs I.'"'"" Montg:lmery and family , Mr and Mrs Harry Keuer returned to theJr home, Mtnersvlllc Sunday afte r a VI5Jt w1th relah ~~es m Colum bus M1ss ~ta nlyn Gru e.M!r N!turned to Columllu s Monday afte1 a week end VIsit w1 th her parenls. Mr. and Mrs Karl Grue ser Mmers v1lle Mr and Mrs M o~ rtm Leonard ilnd famil y left Saturday fur their homr Ra hwa y N J after • vls rt w1th her parent ~ Mr and Mrs Norman McCaJium Mrs Elizabe th Lmk and M1 ~s Ellen ( rawford or Lo lumbu.s vts EHtel 1ted Sunday w1 th Mrs Locry who IS 1!1 at the h.ome of her SISler am.! brother m-law -Mr an d Mrs Waiter Walker Mr and Mrs Robert J Ruth and ch1ld~n. Rubert Jr , and Rober ta J ean of Clncmnatr sp~: nl Sunday w• th h.cr fat her . J H Ea.~ t man They w1Ji m'lve to Cleveland Oh 10 soon where t.)CY 1~ 1 11 bolh tc~>ch th l ~; co mm~: sthuol yea r Mt• MOna •h Mr'ssr·onary Meeting Hefd Mr and Mrs. t1avl(l Kn blentz and mea ns, Mr.s Minnie Neub.llng, 11nna, and Elmer Young, Chester Mrs John Le1f.bei\ .tPd Mn In Double Ring Ceremony Sunday ~~..8",~",.' Wb1te g!ad10lw, palms ar.d :white ta p~ rs m tier~d candelabrJ were used lo decorate the altar oJ the Bradb ury Churt h of Cnm t ' .Sunday J uly 14. wh.e n the Rev Howard· Ruppelt, pJ stor of thil 'M,iddleport F11sl Presbvte r lln Church. off1c.1ated at the we dcl1r~ oi Jud n h Kay daughter of Mr ;and Mrs Clarence Murray Brad bury at'ld W1litam Robert suu of Mr and Mu A R Mr Klnncy) Col umbus Mrs c R Young and Mn Charlea Jones were vunton. · lfl ParkenbiU'I Friday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mtlbo11 n entert.amed Sunday noon wttb a b1rthda y diruler for their daUjh· te r, Mrs VerDon Weber Other guelts were Mr Weber and four r b1ldren, Rutland, and Mrs Au· gust We ber, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Wllll~m Kn ight, Huntingt on vuuted Saturday evP.· ,J'Jm m ~ swaml, i:ltcn.eo Mrs Albe.rt Woodard. Jlra Campbell and Mra. Lillie Hauck dlntog room , Mrs John Slblt h, Mrs Addle Gruner, Mn Bernice Darst Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Donald Haud: Mn C L Heaton. Mus Maude Tewlubary and Mr 'l Mtnnu., GliRlore delinq uent: Mrs. Ulhc Hauck and Mrl!l. Fred SwatZP.l , flag- bearers and Luctlle B. The Ml!alonary Theodorus DOf A Council Installs Officers Monday e I enttne rQt IX NO. 78 Pomeroy·Middleport, - - - - - - ---------- , July 17. 1957 SINGLE COPY-ft SAVE 1 NOW DU-RING ELBERfELDS • JULY FURNITURE and FLOOR . COVERING SALE Theodorus Council Da u gh ter~ or A·uer lca met Mond ay evenmg at the IOOF Hall wi th Mrs Ar nold Hayes councilor, p reSldmg 1 I Ou r annual sole of Fine Quality Furniture and Floor Coverings is your opportunity to save. Come in and visit these departments on the 2nd and 3rd floors. . ·see the many fine lines af nationally known brands. And be sure to save all of your Middleport Society sales! ips. - They ore Valuable. &hedullng of ty Fair tp be COMJ!ieled, FELDS I Edith, vrsltt'd In Col umbu s Wi t h r qu et•of ro ~cs K.1) ~~ a n ~ ll U\'.<'1 Mr and Mrs Forrest Fraz1er o ~e1 the weeke nd Sunday g u e.<~ts of girl wore a pmk 11.1- Ion rIrt " wi.l. h full ~k p· t ;~nd (JII ed hod 1u• Mr ;rnd Mrs Llo} ll Wa lh.t"r · Mr a nd Mrs ll apt onsta ll and - - - --- ~~~d 1 mdUau ghtrr or Ga ll •pol1s fa mi ly Edith and Milly, wert- Mt wcrl· "'s~nd ay Q:u~ sts o f Mr ,1nd a1HI Mr~ C1 1fford Di xo n ami ~on, \11~ Walter Walker. David , Torch D,1vltl Thom as Mm t' rs v1l le Mr and Mrs Er nc~SL Jones and !t'ft M o n d~y for a v 1 ~ 1 t 111 Croo k ~· dau ghter, Carol J ean , Co lumhu tl'i• ville w1\ h Mr anrl Mrs Walter were weekend .:ut=sls of her s1s T.hom:a an rl fam ily tcr. Mlss Jeafl La ma, 11 11 d Mrs Mrs (,corgi' Nesselro.nd J r w as Mr and Mrs. Ft ank Amos havf;! J ones and daug hter r r mained for honor~>d w i t ~ a ta~e tl e s hower on Frida} ~ V('fllng at he r hnme, But· mo ved from Me lvlndale, M1ch. to a more utcnded vhnt Mr and Mrs Walter Sommers h •rn ut Av ~· _g1vo n by Mr.!l Juck Jhctr home, Roc k Sprmcs Roarl Mr and Mr ~ Paul{'k I uch..1:y Sl Cloud, Fla were nvern1gl•t Lc1fh mt an r1 dau;.!h LCT' Dn Dee Gift s Wt:r<' p h1rcd In on old fe.11 h· vuuted m Am t'I!V llie Su nday with guestll or h1s .'l ist er, Mrs Law re nee Bing and Mr Bing wh c01 Jon£'d bahv hed whic h has been her rat her, C D Henry Mr and M· • Dt•lmar C'an!l r1 U ) they wore enrou tc to Rochester In th P V:~\ Mll1·h fn m1ly for 72 y<' ar ~. decont led I n yell ow. blue left today for a vacat iO n 1n New N Y , Thursday Orleans. M1' and Mrs Fred Mces an d and g rt• ~:n Le ster Radci !H returned lo h 1 s ch1ldren Fred and Lea h Ka y, Gouncs Wl' IC lJiaycd durm g t he with evenmg ond l lfiZC ~ awarded to home, R1 avPr F a lls l'n , Monrl.1y Co l u mbu~ . vis ited Friday Mrs Call Mitch an!l Ml ~s l. !la Sue nftc r a Vlti ll wit h his aun t, Mrl her mc ther, Mrs James Faulkner RHip 'l;. Gllmorc a nd other r"t:latw · e nr oute to F lnrlda on vac ntlon Terrell t 0 cned t•:r; C()ach J umes Vcnurrl, Rutland After lh1e ho1nun1•,rl g1 1u 1"' hpm •ol • 1 Greg and D:w ld R11 bh I'r lur nctl who Ia ~pcndin ~ : tho summer w1 th hf' r many ti Vl' '! .1!: 1 ~ ' re.'l " 1 s 1 1 L b t W V served h the h ostc ~ ~eK to ln thc1 r home Co umhus, un < llV re at1ves 111 um erpor 11 ~~~e MJteh M~s C:t•org.. Nellsel after R v1~lt wl lh 1\w ll gran d pa!' was a wee kend g w:.-111 nf fl'iftml~ d s Mrs John Lclflwl\ M r!\ en l ~ Mr nnd Mrs Ralph G1imur t' here ~~~k (~~ mN. Ml s H1r h.ard G11.11i , Tht~Y ·were aCU!rnpll nirrl home hY Mr anrl Mrll A F. Erwlll were Mn: Homer ( 1uto \iu R!Charrl tlw lr pnrrnts Mr anu Mrs V t' l c<J lle(• to Bucv ru s Mn.nd ay hy thP Owrns. Mr~ Mill kc-} Wllh.m !H \ h l'l non Robh wh o spt•nt the wt·ckcrHI do11th ()f 11 s father' Ru·hard ( oll1n8 Mr8 Hu.C:t'l !}1! he1· ~ W1i son llud qon. v.h o Is emp loy lard Knth r yn Mlli'll .J.mct N<•SHC1· M'l· and }1rs ll omt•r w~lt c" cd HI th e Mnr un Resl Ur fl nt. I~ !l m ad and M! s:l Tom 11 t-'o ~ nr s wert• 1nHl lf,JU!l hlc rs s pe nt ~ :u•: wel'k enrl mcdll'a l patient at !Ioizcr !los small dw p-t· r~ fl i](od w1th m1nl11 an d In Dover and Mam llon and al pltnl. baby rattl es ten ded the Wa lt er r cumon Ml 11 ~ Martha O hlJ n~cr whu t • St•Ptlm g g 1rt 5 but 11 nabh• to a1 Mrs George Park(' r rcturnrd empl o)ed m Co lumhu ~ Wit ~ ·II te nd ere M r ~ f h:~ r lt• s Nesse l· hom •• lnM week after n v1sil Wl lh wee ke nd guc!l or her pare nts road ~r~ LI•K\l'T llnrt Mr~ Ar l'c\nt 1ves In Oc tr 01 t, ~llch Sh~ Mr nnr1 Mr~ Wiih11m Ohlinger thu r H ou ~ h. MJ'Ii,. f'iovrl Spt• n1•e- was nccomp anl t-d h :.~ m e hy ht•r Gu y Gilkey and C hmle~ lle!ls, Mn tirovl'r F.rh allll Mrll Don cousi n, Mrs II C, McNau" hton Columb us. a nd Richard RaY.Imgs Rea · .spent the wcekl'nd with her are vacaliUntng tn 1'' \ortdn ·~;;,_-"';;;;:;;:;,;;"";;;._....;;;;;;;;;;""-;;;-, ! Mr aml Mrs Martin Vogler an•l Mrs James A Th nmas, Elm ~· daught er Jean of New Brig ht on St , ente red Holzer Hnapltnl n.~ 11 l'u were wee ke nd " ul!ats of Mr mcr:h cal patient and Mn Ell aa Stil l!~ Mr and Mrs rohn Par sons ('n· M1 anrl Mrs J ohn Gmlhm o r lertalned Sa turday ev(•nmg w1 th Cheste r wcr-.1 recent guest.!l o( n picnic on the lawn of lht'Jr \i t and Mr!~ Elilll Stiles Front St. home GueHta tncludl't.l Mr an d Mn raul Johnson her mother Mra Ralph Gilmore Tu.1. I W•d. July 16·17 nnd fa mily and Mrs Roy Brown Pome roy, Mr and Mrs Vernon uf Za nesvJ/Ie Vlelttd Su!ldiiY Bobb1 and son s, Gregory and \l 1fAMILY NIGHTS \'ld .and Lestm ,Rat.lc\lff, Dcavl'r 2 Adult Tl(:hh i.dmlt1 ;•r fu ii 1 wi th Mrs J ohn Chal tl Mrs Grover El'b who has be<'n Falls, Pa HORROR SHOW! 1'he Rev Louts G We ber, SoP aul Dougloa Eva Barto k rnn fln ed to he r home, Laurel St, " Till GAMMA PEOPLE " h \' i l l n c~s ~ ~ improvi ng monauk, IU , and Mrs Au .l{u ,t - alsoMr and Mrs. Dale Valentino Webe r, Chester, are spcnrlmg t h ~ "TH• WIRIWOLF•• j nnd hm1l y uf Parkenbur; and week wl.fh Mr and Mr~ Vernon ~ r and :Yin De 1nlee Bruch ~nd Weber and family , Rutlnnd Oth· er guc11s at th-: Weber hom e Sunday e vening were Mr Rnd M r~ Frank Young and Patty, Rutland , • t"' : 1 I away wllh all membera pattieipaho a:. MIL!fAIIY lAND PIUT D~~~;rin& the hwloeu meetlnc WIESBADEN, Ge......, UP Mn Hardaway wu appgluted Tbe '"USAF Ambanadon" became delegate to the ProvJdeDCe AA110o the !1rlt W01tetn mWtory bud to ciaHo n Rally to be held In GJlll- _pJI)' ln Coaummiat CleehotlovUta, polis In Augus t. t.be U. S. Air Foret IDDOUDted today. The 10-pieae dance · bud Preredlng t h.e supper ltrs C. played at a J \lly *lb party at tbt R You na asked the blent.ng, The U. S. Embuay if. Prque attended Society hl8 receued until Sep tembe r when Mr s Arlena Reese by more than IMIO gueJtl, tbe annouDcement uld. I IHFa~wk~'"~'~'"~d~M~rs;;_~Jo~h~n~Le::il~h~o~U~.~v~;<~e;.;w~.,~~le~d~b~yrM~rs~.~O~ac;;;;a~r~Ha~r~d~·~w~ll~l~be~gth~e~ho~a~t~es~L~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:.;;;;;;;;~;:;~;:;:~~~;;;;~ ning Wwit Mrs Chffor dhome Erwin and e~h aceompanlt>d by Miss VIrg inia Arnold , RN, wh o had been visiUng he r cousin, I Mrs Erwin Mrs Grover Erb who Is .'11 1 was r epo,-ted Improving and Dicfl Cohen was re ported m the hospt· tal and plan_, made to re.Qte~r her Se veral offlcen were tnstalled mcludm g Mrs Fred Swat· zcl alte rnate repre11entatl ve. Mrs w R D a n.~. m s1dc aentmel, Mn. Claude D·mt, treasurer, Mr10 .J ohn Sm1 th, assistant fm anc1al secretary and Mrs Richard Cam!)· Ml .md 'd rs Ro hrrl Rcl"d bl!il rmanc1al secretary. anl1 iHI ~rand son Asa Bradbu ,y Co mm1tlec.s ;or t:lfl new term spen t lh.e weekend With Mr anO we re na med as follows: Mrb Mrs J nr Young J r an d fa m!l:r at Campbe ll , flowen; Mrs Thom<LS WoodsfJC!d and were accomp,lll Cook, Mrs Harry Stahl and Mrs ted h'Hne b~ Me lanie and J or Herbert M1ller orphans; Mn An· You ng IH who Will VISit he re n1ce Oblinger, Mrs Henry Reibe l thls week and Mrs Albert Roush. way s anti }fr am ' Mr :o Robert Sh.atp an d Pa ul Haptonstall and daugh.ter , !>-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport. 0 , July 18, 1957 Society or the Church n1et Thunday evening at the home of their prealden t, Mr& Kathryn Payne, l or a potl uck. aup per Mrs. Campbell Harper, v1ce- presl d.ent. pre•ided and the devotional ser- Mt Moriah Ba.ptiat Tiiel'~r, to be staged , actuaUy op~n on the ~ri'nuat religious service soei.. tion The :1lev. Clyde Rogers; executive secrt:tarY of the town or the and country department ----- .... Ohio Council pf , Churc:h'es, will -- the gucat lptlllker. ,. G.ete admJuJons ·Will be charg- ~ flt betlnninq Wednesday Mrs. Nesse lroad .Honor Guest At Layette Sh.ower • • ... ·Defense ~ecretary Or.ders Cnt ~ Manag~r Name,d ·',:Of 1~,000 In Military Forces F• Southeastern ' t F' I today hailed military talent from the Midwestern Hay- ation-meas ball near tbe yard orthe New York Central Rafl· at Hobson this mormng Middleport's volunteer fire com· Lou who hu been well l'eeetved ' with Assistant Jack by Meigs County audiences lD In charge, used lla e ntire several eulicr appearanCJI..)Iere. :noo gallons of water at Other Wednesday bata~• , will which ha~ lllJread to a !lndudc the juflglng qt Junto~ fair large garage adjocc-nt to the buddeducational booths and ju(lgllig hb . used In recent years u. 8. of -1-H crop11, electric, rope j'loahng" place b,- crewmen walt.iarden exhibits and the junl~~ ing aastcnmenta. f.all' trar.tor roc! eo which will get The l ange was saved with only underway at 2 p, m. l..lnor damage, Wa••r was poured Harnesil racing, a ...,. ... fQvor~~ ~ the tank' car;-Jf j)re'«!nt them with many CaJr goel'8, Will be fe• getting to hot, itlemen 'aaid. Orl· 'ured beglnninr at ~ p. m. g.m of the ftre walundetermlned. both Thurada),( and Friday at Spoklil_llmen said that When firenoona and at 4 p m. 'on bo men left, wl~h their water ex· !oUI'rlat homeu '". l!lusted, lbo...f4l Wat "pr)ct)F>Jly .1!1• ,y,gnln,r 11\d .... ........ , se1 and ponJeJJ' w.ll tie held. ' High Sc!hool bands will be aecu,-. · ed to play during both afternoons ot ~racing, At 7 p. ln. on Thursday • evening, the hol'8e show will be held as the grandstand attractiof'i Juctging or the various entnes vf the fair will get underwa7 begmn'tng Thursday morning and Will 8f: be continued on Friday. Beinning at 11 a. m on Friday, Funeral services wtll 00 held ~ug. 18 the Southeastern Ohto Friday at 2 from tho Rawlmgs Jersey Show will be hetd on the Coati Funeral Hom e for James grounds as a part oC the county Kenneth Searles, who died in the flir and other llve.stock judgtng .Meigs General Hospital early to· will take place. At 7 p m. Frulay da y. evening the annual hohc pll.Jitng ,Survivors Include his parents, eontest w1U be held at the grand Mt and Mrs. Hod Searles. MtddleeStarid p~rt~ ~ree c:ll:~e~, d Mr~ ~~c;. On ' Saturday, tbe Cinal day or Ftc • ennet Jc ar an Ole fair the junior fair activitieS er, all of Findlay, 0 I two brothen ill hllblight tbe morning hours Charles W. and Carl Edward, ol w h d d to be Middleport; three sisters, Mrs. with the )Jrr.r~de SC e Ule • Mane Van Co(Jney, Middleport; IW at 10:30 a, m. and tbe ~tyle , Mrs. Sid Burton and Mrs. RandaJI rnue and pre.. entatlon of'achlevc· Manley both of Akron men& 'IWardl _!et for 11 a. m. _At Frie~ds may call at the funeral 1 p. m. the 1fandstand attraction home until time of services, Tbe will be lhe annual traetor pullln( Rev C. E. Hoyt will officiate and and at I P· m. In the Interment will be made In Gravel tbe Big Bend Minstrel lllll cemetery ChesbJre. wUI present 'Count}' ' Follles" marking the aecond annual appearance at the fair foJr the group. This Yeilr, howeve r, only one ahow wlll be ataged compared to tbe two P!'4'•ente.:l in one evening luL year. Concluding the- fair activities will be • flieworb dlspl'"' at 10:30 Saturday night by the fta· elne vot~nteer Fire DeputiJlent. the year were Webater Post met Monday home. ride radio and .television \ tbow t f Cl nc IDna ti · ou 0 Among the east wUI be BOnnl~ EXDP.nmen arm ' r7 ' ' Is , .!i.•"'!'!!'I..><Of tbe ~~ s~ ~:;·r~~·~iO:i~r~i .':'; by the ..........~1:!\>t~"" .1· ..._ Mra. ~nd 'no~fle(. preaident "" " ,.,.•.•. t.he aervleea University that he has been aUthorized granted of 1 llml$ed n11mber •!~~~~ "'1'!'1;,, thia means of ~Sp'eoial Art A~arda for hiS Cruhman yeaf at the Universdy ' half w1i h tts cbn~~uanee contingent with a Ioree of tm hl1 aeademile atandl~. million men 'for Guthrie,. who graduated in May 1ince tbe Korean from Mlr'dJepbtt High School was an honor student and biB art wort is well-known here. He bas been staff arhst or• the school newspaper and also oo the year book and bas painted sce nery and Ml!falt for a nurdbcr school ~ventl. oDe ; II'• ........... I _._ ,, .., • '• • Iefort JG11 tlkt I !!!!& trip to hftt FUN- •' I , 'I ' c&t Jl~ y ...'. ' ) ' ' ' .... ' " Polter JB r.e~poulble ' fin. c...,l~ out re.eaek wort .outlined by the St&tion'e r8abreh Jtaff and ad· minlatratlon. · Current experiments are being conduct~d In beef tattlebreeding, fore1try, Bnd an e~den· ive agronomy program-parUcuarty small gralnt, mhdow s~d· lnga, and pasture improvement. Foster is 33, married. and IMs 3- ehUdren, Billa Janet ana Tlmo-tby. He waa born and raised on a farm near Johratown ObJo. Violent Winds Tornadoes Hit Camp Meeting Plans ~mpleted In The'Midwest At New Haven or ,,~ .,l!i. • ••.' ~' ~ \ Uow Texas Eastern helps this blln.- ' kee~t Its ~oat on .• ~ Aa,ma~r of tbe -..ae tarm r F 1re threatened two tank cara 1 nearby siding, and destroyed L P m. and in tbe f!vening a an old eonverted railroad car once shoW wiU be giv~n at 8 p. m. by used as a combmatmn bunk-recte- Jamea H. Fo~~J!.1a the new fum rnauger of tbe Qh~ AJrlcaltural Pb.:perlrnent Stlltl~n a Southeutern Would weaken Sttbatatlcn. ~t Carpenter in Meigs with•Russia., County, Dll't!etor L. L RummeU an· ;nouDeed today, \ :ro,_er, ~ graduate oltOhlo ~tate , UDlver.Jty s College lOt Aarleult· , ure. wal , formerly manaser Of the Station a Trumbull County fa~. Bef-ore that he w~rked brlellr at lUte MadiJon Caunty subataUon. He '#, Jepl•ctli Jo"!' Hamlll who reBiped be re· mqm· lr:ag, Aua:. 14, the fir.st futf day or adivhica of the Cal<' Juc1ging of ponies and horses wUI be the vandstanrl event begl~ning t~t Threatens Two Tank Cars Hobson Yards C~lef ant'll ! ~ :)11~ r~ !Or"_.,, tbot ~nget James K ·Searles Cl8tnl • ed By Death E Jy \Vedn esday " REVS. CASE. RHODES The car, a 1955 Oldlmobile dn v· Tt\e annual Homecomm 11 serv- en br Ward. waa. complere1y de· lees of the ~tbel E UB Ridge wdl be Zlat. The day's services will begtn witb the Sunday School hOur at M fll d b Ch 1 9' 30 A. ' 0 owe Ya 1• dren•s Soni .Program at 10 :30, At 11 A M. the pastor, Rev . E. T. Bra~mb of Tuppers l"lamt, will deliver tht; message for the mnrnmg worJhlp service. A plcnlc luncb wtlb be served ~~:e se~~1;e ~.::C~n:: !rez :~· Rev Willard ~ and Cole n •Bhoods of 0 .•wW be P""""' Mr ~a (' __ s.le~. Taken Bli><·Death At AthenS Home Hickory Chapel ° Centennta • I Is ObservedSU0day Post Conum'ttees Are Announced By Dr.ew-\Vebster ~Ccldept. molishe d In the The accJ· dent oeturred when t he auto The admi.nutratlon amendment swerved to mtss a car m the road would £orbld tbe att.Otaey pn· and left the road and turned over after the right r l!t:r tire blew out era1 to iptervene in •ucll eaea: except by JDVttahon (!If local .•• ' ~ Ward told pollee that the weath tborit1es such. 11 ~ebool boU'dJ ~ 1 er condition at be t1me of the nr play-gro!lDd authortt.ies wiJb. • acrident waa foggy and t hat a "•r tng to end segregation bul m~t.­ • lilopped m the road ah1!11d ttl him m g resuta.nce. without light. and ca used him to Presulent EisenhoJVer, In a for· leave tlte r041d. The dmer or the mal s tatement T,Uetiday ' bTgbt stopped car wu s.ud to have left after th.e Senate v~led to format. tbe scene of tile accident. ly ~ons1der bu 119Jf&e-paued ra. e1al rights bill, , an~ared to L. leave the doo~ wid,e (I~ to JUt~ tor tile 1:00:.1.. M , .,...[ S, lUOf ~nam~~ .,. ~ u:e to--furnliH" · • number• .lJll • 1 ,. " Urift~'r!J: , ........ ., . He urged the Seute to, Pill s~ng; and the Rev. Case will ~e. hver the afte rnoon message wh1ch 'I J the bill ..without und~ delay'.. will follow a song sen ice at whum and with cnppUng aolendmepJ,, But he restated the four bui!! both the engaged smgers, and vis- J 1hng singers wdl parUctpate Mr. , obJeCtives of hiS btU and .said Rhoads aecompamea thetr songs Mn. Cora Ato r . oo, rornw r one is to provtde a reasonable1 il' with the aceordian. Bradbury res 1 d~t. died F nda; program of a.uJStance, in effons 1"" The "Case and Rhoads., evan- at her home m Athens. She was to protect con.stituhonal n1hll of • gellstic team 1s w1dely known the daug hter or the late Albert citizens ThiS would fit ia W!lh throughout central and aouthern and Anninda Story QJH ~ey and the r-eported plan for modifitaOhio, where they have made many was a native of Metgs county. tJOn or part Ill./ appearances durmg the past few Sur vtvors 1nclu C:e hPr husbanrt The Unltel! Press was Informed Y~11.rs. Hamby; a daugbter, Mn. Erma the admi01Jtration a.l.ao would jc.~ There w11l be no night serv1cc Howard, WaYerly; a son, Oakley, cept two amentl'm~ntll proPoaecl Akron , two brothcro~ : . Elwood by Sen Richard B. Russell J>.Ga, B&we n, 111 ; M11Jard, Greencamp leader of the amendmenU ~P"' four su t ers Mrs.. Clartce D 'ly, posttion to the biU. One wouiQ Hemlock Grove, Mrs. Erma Doug make the ! talf director of thelas, Ferris: Mr&. Verna Scott, btll'A proposed civtl rights eom-Dallllll CJtv: :\Irs Nol'il Hanmng, musion subject to Senate cOnllontgomery , fi ve grandchildren; firmation. The other would ten great grandchildren. She was b1d the commission to accept U:le 1 a me mber of BraCibury Church aid of voluntary workers. Tbe Senate banded Eisenhower '11le Rev. Robert Hurley, form of Christ. er Middleport resident, h•d Funeral services were he'! d and northern Demoeratic Uberlll charge of the program for the Monday at the Ja eger and Son a resounding triul'lpb late Tun· 100\.h anniversary or the Hickory Funeral Home w1th bunal in day by voting 71·18 t.o collllder the bill formallY. Chapel Methodist Church Sund;~y Alexander Ce meter y The Senate today swung Into July 14 . Friends from Bradbury who attended the servtces were Mrs. the main event deba\e on the The Huntmgton District Super ' Letha Russell, Mr an{l Mrs. At- elvi.l rights bill Soutbemeh planned a filibiRintendent, Dr Paul Refern was len Roush and Mrs Sisson. Call the speaker at the m11nung wor· ing at the Funera! Home nn ter But the "wnrd" comprnllliie ship serYice and other speaken; Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Da!e quietly, tentatively ,ervaded the were the Rev. Robert Love ancl- Barnil.art, Mr. and Mrs. Ed King, capitol, Maybe something could be the Rev. Mack Bennett Jr., form- Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.um, Mrs. wnrked out . • . er member, of the church who Gritf Russell. The admin.iJtration readied a have entered lbe mmistry ~-----major compromise on Part m~ Local fr1ends wbo attended th.c the part of the bill that aouthem· 1 sei'N'ieea were Mr and Mrs R1· • en contend would aUow the go\.... chard Chambers, Herbert ChllllternmeDt to enforce sebool inteben and Mrs. Rober t Harris o1f 0 grJtion with federal troop': Heath Method tst Church. , An informed source 1a1.d an admi.aisb'ation amendment would forbid the attorney general t !l l nt~vene in integratiOn tlse&unless lDvit~d by local ~ehool' boirdJ or playground antboritlea. But som.e northern Democrats opposed golna too far on a 'compromise. Moreover, an admlnistra taon spokesman said the adm.lr.Istration would not budge on the The Mason County Chapter of btU's votmg righll set'!tion grantDisabled Amer1can vetenns vot· ing no injury tr1al to Yiolaton • ed In favor of paving the street And Sen. Russell B. Li':lnJ Dalongside their recently pur· La said unless Part lU II elimieha5ed bowe in Mason City at a nated entirety and jury trials meeting held at their h;~~U on provlded the aouthern debate will Tuesday evening. run •'JnternunabJy " . South IChurch of Silver held Sunday, July I f. Local 'Horse'men T Compete At ~Jr..J:i~~~i: IMason DAVVotes Wellston Sbqw Ntith~r To Pave Street Beside Property auutmer beat, wlDttr cold, nt'r housekeeper's soapy rq can maa a Flcnlum• Veneti~ bUnd peel its colorful coat • • . thaQka, iD p1rt, to ·Texas Eutehl. Texao E~atom lrollsporta ,.,.,., ,... via pi~ne from tl\li SOUlhwest lor uao In the l'lem~Qatoa. N. J.• ploat of flunter J:louilu Aluminum Corporalloa. Hete, the pa ia.uoeo! to babt enamel finiobea that woa~ chip, ct101:: 01 peel on Fleuium• blind alata. Becauae tempenturo cooiiOIIe vory criti<OIIn the. lbort..,yclo bolting procesa uood, t:i0111 Datura! , ... witb lU llllilorm boot, lo lhe Ideal fuel lor the job. l'lmmer Fnur lime• ~ lautt, then'• • eall 1he ntr4 l•r hloo4 il ll11h dut\11.1 tt<~onth" ,ke~ 6ft OGli to '"PI~ thl• Pf*:lou• lift l•ld. Ao4 .. ... eoa IE~Jmclnbtr, IC let hill .' 1:"1, IL nnd M if'olbllitu.te ' fo'ilaM In u.¥in1 )]....., Help nowpov lamlly-MI, ...,. a Uhl II ~ ked Croll f&r an appo1•tntent~hN ,.. .. , on ••cadott. I _ . ... .... Baker Furniture . .. .. ~ On The Brigliteet Corner In Middleport ~' ---·- ..............,.. ....1 ..•' q:.r') ·Wednesday, July 17~ ; I \ ,.' ' • A · ·~ • R N T• X AS ' ' ' Ye•ae ..... .,••• 8ft¥a,a TN. OOMfltAfltn 1'HAT • • IIYa YOU ~um. Veaodu bn..l nil~ 1e '' ' Brick Driveways. Removed · •' e~~amolod by rolliM!oatlD,a aod lbeD ,. \ '• ' i · .;z;....-~ ) SHREVEPORT 6 ' A'2- ... ....,:,. ~ ~ , LOUISIANA. • NATURAL·~· .. ~lll'tiiii.JIIIiil;a ·011. I'"ODU~U l', ~ .~!!!!!rill gu ~er~e~ore ""4!:' j ' ' lilted lD . . . tliod, boilioaW, ........ cycle I>Ulf>a ""'!'- Tlit biJh baltlq temperoture It olo,.IJ coot<: jlravlole • durable, lo¥o ...... ftolalailtltllab. Cll7 Ou ~ oC N.,..J....,....,1U.u_.,.._, -~tballllurtilpl. . , -IM ho~UIIIJI/.la ~ur 1/umlllfl~ /!!'( .. ' ' - GCNIRAL HOIPtYAL Marle Morrts, Pom· Weat Columbia; &cine; Mrt. ll'he Chapter ab(l Yoted to spol)lor an lee cream !iOCial 106n. The medina night wu to the first and third of the month beginnio'{ aU. present 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 16, 1957