http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0564c7ddb2c9e73e86479ec3f90160b0.pdf 1cc3058700e9b81cebfe383411720dce PDF Text Text --------, 1Laurel Cliff M:rs Joe Evans. Mr and Mrs AllPn E1chmger, Mr Better Health IClub In Picnic I 11 J&-~1) Wed. I HORROR SHOW! Paul Douglas Eva Bartok "THE GAMMA PEOPLE" ·~HE -auo-WEREWOLF" Thur._ & Fri. Gregory Peck I social hour enjoyed Present were Mrs Lou niehl, Mr and MrS Charles Dtehl and family, Mr and i!.,.s_ Merlin Tracy and family, Mr and Mrs. llobcrt July 18-19 RlchC~rd Basehart "MOSY DICK" (Vista vi sto n·Tcch ni color J - aJSO·Denn is O'Keefe Mara Lane Bowen and son, Mr. ana Mrs lra Welhmw and famil y. Mr and Mrs Gilmore and fanlll)l Janu·~ "ANGELA" (Suspense-All th1• W:Jy) Mr. anff Mrs. R• chard K.tiT Sr an d grandda ughter ,Poll y Ann , Mr and Mrs Dana Oliver, Mr and ~" r· 1' T Petersburg, f'lorida . The August meetin~r: w11l be held ut the borne of Mrs. Merlin Tracy with :'tlr.s Lloyd Wrllilht as co-hostess. ~liff The Laurel Better Realth and thi!ir families held a p1cmc lit i. hl' Hoek Sprmgs fa irgrounds, Monday evening Jra Wellman off~red pr<~yer prel'f'ding the potluck dmner After dinner gamer were played and a 1 C"luh FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Ticbh •dmltt ur full Mrs. C. Massar 'Is Honored By Sewing Circle I The Sunshi ne Sunday School Class or the :\1a~ on M ethod1.~1 Church wlll holt! tht'lr annr1a l picnic on Tu{•srlav rvrning. July 18. in 1he Nl:'w l!.tven Park Time for th!: cv•·nt is ~el at 5:45 and all m~>mhcr~ ~rl• urged tu be pl'l: ~enl with their famllics . }Irs. Hoger Beech has hcr:1 returnrd to her home from Holzer Hosp ttal where she has been & Rurglcal patient. We best in Used Cars IVa.ru 1956 CHEVROLET Jt'~ rtll new -every inch of it - from new .s~1fet.y. !+nl 1.,1lch to it.s color gay interior. Wil.h tho mnJ.,'icuJ Shoor Look that tmnBfonns any kitchen! It' 1 lha Handloel her Jmngine , in 10 cu. fl. you get a Fami1y -Si7.cd Super Froowr Chcet • 3 Big FuU .Width RemovRhln Alumi1mm Sll6lvCI'l • Handy Removabll! Holf Shulr • Dct~ p Full Width Porcelain Hydrntor • Sliding Chill Druwcr • Huge Supor Storage T>oor with Dutter CompHrl.inont ond Five Removohlo Shelvee • 3Qukkulm lee 1'mya- aU in a refrigerator whi('h Hli[llil in nmong your kitchen CBbinct.a for that treusurcd ··Luilt-in" Jook. 2 dr. R11dio & He<Jtcr ""''"'til tu-tone l"'nish. Only $15Uf>. 3-1955 t'ORIJ VRs Fordomatic, F<tirlant• 2 1lr 4 drs. H.adio & Uc ntcr. Scr 1955 PLVMOUTII 2 dr. V8. Radio & llcahJr l1' clean and solid. 1955 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2 dr. Radio. hf'atcr, OV · erdrivc Beautiful black & white 3-1954 ~IOilEI.S One Plymoulh 4 dr. Belvedere One l<'ord V8 Customhne 2·dr. One Chevrolet Deluxe 2 dr. 3-1953 MOUELS One Furtl V8 4-dr Cuslomlinc OM Forrl VIJ Hardtop On11 Ford 6 - 2 dt• 1--10411 Pbmouth 2 ctr. SNian 1- 1048 1\h·rcury Cluh Coupe I ~IAN\' MOUE TO (:HOOSE t•ROM And Your Trade-In AI Traflle Ugh! ALL LADIES' BATHING !! SUITS ••• Reduced ' l ONE LOT PEDAL PUSHERS LADIES SHOES Values to $3.98 $1.39 $1.99 ONE LOT All Men's Children's STRAW HATS SANDALS SIU~S UJl tO 2 ~!ILL ST. t J' I ,VOL IX NO. James Murrny wa~ <In O l' t' r · t11j.(hl guc~t of Mr. nnrl \frs. Wtl ham Murrn~·. Worthmgtun Ky .. n· ly when ~he accompunicd M~~ Lillran McGhcc. who took her m w r. Mrs. lda Ncul, lo her home in F'latwoods, Ky. Mrs. Re-ber, Belle, W V11.., has also been a guesl al the ~kGhcc homr. JanrrP Luman, RN, :HHI Shirlry Mcale)', RN, Gallipolis, werr gurs t ~ of the former's parents. Mr iltHI l\1r·~ . Raymond Lumun, Tuc.sday e're .. . Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Thurld.ay, July 18, 1957 HEWANTEDTOREPAY WSER CORPORATION R~WARDS SINGLE ·~I·· \956. .. ·· Ab lold ' Cancer Blamed On S~oking In 1Senate Probe s} S8 persona Jonated Membership tlckeh for the 94th ~;!'~ni:er!:P~~eme;ctiA~~ea bl~. ;,:~~al u~e~~!l~~~'::iie·nF~~rHiUa;r~ 1 Lloyd Amos, f~nt row center, WOrks Manager for . Kaiser Al~i,num and Chemical Corpo~a­ ;.)~~"~' ·fhere were 33 who don- fair t!ard st>cretary said today. • tlon's Ravenswood Works, presented ten and flfteen·yea'F serv1~e pins at a recent awards dtn- ___ ,- I I I ~ - tool (oi i.ariM- U/• BIOIIH": ~ CMr..., M..r.JJKJi.Mfk, Cia....,.,,..,._,..... Lf/& ,\ ........---. -ln. Loura -·Ma.u ~-----erup --- .Plaid 41 )'OU likt it-/re1la "eotOrJ .sle1velc.ss blouse with converUble collar and patch pocket. Fine combed woven San/ori:ed 'ingharn in auorted pa.stel plaidr, includi.ag p'nlr 1 minr, bei&e, l'e'Y· Size• ¥J to 38. $1.99 ELBERFELDS tfl ·- cxpch ·:.n "me:J canWASHJNGTON C~ncer Society tnld congressional 1rve.<~tigatora toda.J.that dgarettc smokmg is a cau!'c of lun.s:- cancer and has a ''~e vere e-ffect" on a number o' other dl8ea.sf:~ Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond. the wciety'.s research director, sa:tl "o:!vidence t hat smoking IS a ser~ ous health hazard has been accu mu\ating slowly since about 1915" He said recent studies have produced "overwhelmmg" ev.· dcncc that ctgarettc smokm~ " 1 1 causative factor of great tm, 0 portance in thll occurrence lun,:: cancer" He said there h:n been aJ, ·'alarming trend in tAc dca;i : ates from lung cam·er" with th( numb~.:r of deaths tisln:z ftl)n· 2 500 in 1930 to an estimatt>d ?.9,001) m 1956. Hammond said ctgarette s;nlk ing "cauSC! an increase" In ieaths from heHrt d1sease . and has a "severe effect'' on patu~n;• w1th pcptjc ulcers and Buerger ~ disease. Court Of Last Resort Wires O'Neill F!orida Prisoner Is Telling Truth COLUMBUS IUPI - The Court of Las! Resort advised Gov. C O'Neill today that a preliminary lie detector test showed Joseph Wed!cr told the truth in a Florida· prison when he said he may have killed Marilyn Sheppard. Wedler, an escapee from a Florida prison road gang, told authorities 'in Deland, Fla ., he ktlled a woman in the Cleve- land area· on July 4, 1954, the night Mrs. Sheppard was killed . He did not mention Mrs. Shepoard by name in the statement 1 ------ he gave to Florida authorities. fo'r the flrst time through Tltc tickets, whtch'remalqpt the . ner. Recipients of the continuous service pins, shown above, mcl_ude: (1. to r .) front row, The OhiO guvernor sa1d he r~JJ:te._ Meias County Red cross. same figure as Ln pnvious r-,ars George Alexander, A1 Giroir,. 1''Red" Wilson , Lloyd Amos, Clair Cl!lp., Jack Thomas an~ Bob eerved a telegram from Earle , ............ ~ , ... 1 Stanley Gardner, a writer cf ~ , , Two ,tallon donors were J. Ed· nf $1.~ each, e!lti~le the bear"( Button. Second row, standing, include Bob Alexander, Howard ero~lee, Clarence G11be!1· 1 mystery stor1es, who conducts : }•ard ,Poster, Robert Couch, PoR'I· to free gate a~mJSBl?~ to t~e fair Newman, Rob Angell, Don McAvoy . Carl Myers and Elza Srm$. Those not shown m· erof; Mrs. Verna RG!Ie, Racine. and freEt parking pnvtlges for the G · N Ki V M ld C 0 "Sborty'J McGavran and Al lmh,•,,C.~Unrte, of Last ~IOrt for a \ eceWlCZ, orm nney, ance c 0 ona , . . ------· .... · ', Donating their eighth pillt to four day e,·ent. The tickets a1so . beCome gallon donors were Sid· entitle the bearer to membership The text of the telegram ro\,, ! . n'y DUrst, Port1and; Leo Storr tn the Mig& County Agricultural ~:vcd by O'NeiU: . \ ahd Joe Young Sr., RD Pomeroy Society and eounty residents who 1 "Alex Greaory completed pte· J; VOJilnteer. work~rs were Mcdi· purchase tifokets 1 are eligible lo r· . S d 1 30 PI \irmnary tea:tl!l at 1 a. m. Thurs. , ...eal 1UP!!rviaor Dr. B. J. Alliso:1. vote for or file for the board of ~~~: ri~r:!il Squad of the Fec~~Y 1day. ~orld~ Ume. l!fter \l'll'ee · · MeJI:I •Co. Health Commissioner; directors or the societ.v. which opBcnnetl Post, No 128. American hour l~teJ'VleW. S? f~r polygraph ' N9{!CI and nurses aides, Mls<j crates tlte fAir each year. Le.!(ton, has completed it~ plans for [ 'CII~ gt9e no ·ind1cataon of false· ,. ~rillee Ledlle, Mrs. Ver~:~ Buch-~ Tickets are now on .ale at the participatin~t In the parar\e sun· ho~d. . " jj,.\ij, Mr.!l. J. W. WeaLherby, ftJra.l Gilmore Supply Store In .Pomeroy; day at the State Legion Conventi?n . Howeve.:, 'here are , cerlainv · ~nna HiJidore Mrs. Janet Korn, tlle Sports Center in Mtddleport; In Cindnnati when m~mbers will nun or ~tad.s 10 Wedloer" stor ' )tra.' Leo S.Wth, Mrs. Paul Theis.s Waid Cross Sons at Racine and the march with the representatives of wh1ch do not. aa:ree _~~~~~ known '-r Mrs.- 'J o Bol}naer. Kautt Feed Store at Chester. They District S. lacts. Tb.ere 11 posNbilltf these Slafr aides; Mrs. Oscar B11.uer, may also be purchased from sny The Squad met at the Legion are .due the fact WedJer m;n. Drake, Mrs. Ches· director, at either gate on the Hall Wednegday and it was an- ~dmllJ being ~ndli!r. ffiftuene~ of Mrs. Beult~ll Strausa , grounds at the beginning of fair nou nced that tbe Post delegates. dru&! at the time 0(, ftt: 'Crime. it Atldna Miss Sltaro'l or at the secretary's office. Com mander Louis Long. Charles "W!Uie Cregoey lau· 10 far~ f Donn'a Hilldore, Membership tickets are sold to f Bradbury and Henry Clat\!.·orthy , Found_no indlc.Uon ~(alae~- .'\ --.~· Jolinston. individuals, not to companies or would leave Friday for the con- in repeated test.. be deure' organir.ation&. end are not transventwn. continued eumiq~Uon when the ferrable, Hill reports. ·Out ot eoun· Others who will march with the subject has been liven a night ty residents the Squad and attend the Convention o1 re!l" . , 11re not 10 C 00 8 0 inc!t:de Firing Squa,d Commander AJiei Gregory f&.ve the he d:e· ' • ..., or file under: • • Lee Smith, _Chapman, tcctof tesL for the Coillt of L..a.i; leY, t--. Ji.l'"{'..,._.) Fife , Don IUI\th, Paul Haptonst Rf.MEL..... ~-• ~. , . ,.. ·for rats a.ntf Mgs ' at LPwis H. SaP~, Robert Tewksba 'I_ - .,.....-DI5C8UritS under houses. ..... , • ' 'of' ~ ·~ - ~1' ~~ Jack.,.~~!~'·, and Ja~es _Clat·-fC "EEIHCELEY, ~IH . ~~~ and reloading ·blood· Wayne Jones, grandson:in·l'w· of 7JY' ·- ~ worfhy. 11111 Kttk. key ~nit' COJPUI . ' Terry Knlgbt, Dick Rith Campbell~ was cred1ted W1th ant in the. Dr. Samuel Sheppard ... ...,. Roberts, Mike ftl)· finding the deer's body. ' mur~er caset today dismissed a Gibbs and Jim Si8son. COLUMBUS UP-The nali or. IVeS 0 newly confessed ''sus.pect" ia th~ After 1ts discovery rcsidc~'tti tL;ftlonati•ons by l~?Cal merchent'l, recalled beanng praJonged bark w1de trend toward more. schoo ! · murder of Mai'ilyn Sheppard as a ing of doga on top or the cliff bad comol•dation will begin In earn· by Davis Jo€ '1< Produ<e Co., .l "poor pos.sihililiy." rolls by Belay Ross Bakery. I of the properties about 10 days ago est- in Olt1o after J~n. I , 1959 0 Kirk satd however, Jhat the :,fr --ib~;~;, were: · In a ,t;le!) that may revolution· It was surmised that the deer may sta le School l>'in.ance Director Ro fact that the "confes.5or" Florida addition lhted ize the rctai.l installment time have been forced, through fear , to bert L. Rohe said today. convict Donald Wedler, 23, Is a , tbe don- ' sales purehase · of automobiles i.r. fall ovet thC! cliff and dJc at its That's when the State 0 .epartleft- hande ~ man "is interestin<J the state i!f Ohio, Associates Dis · •base. 'Tlcnt of Public .f!::ducat\On Wlll cu: COLUMBUS Up -- ·r.1e Ohio because 1 hne known all alon~ count Corpt)rallon Is ni)W ?ro· City employees treated t..ltc car· off all stale tUJtJOn payments to Division of Insurance today au· that the murderer was left band· cass with disinfectant last mght, districts forced to sen~ stu~en~s tbori:r:ed automciJile insurance rate ed." vldlng a prepayment rebate chart on the back of "time sales conand covered it witlt soil this 1'.o ~igh schools .outlud~ .. the.r . increa~es for .about 60 per c-ent of 1 Kirk,. a criminol~gist. at the tracts used by dealers from R. C. "Red" lerr1tory for lack or facll~ttes; the state's pol1cy holders. University of G.a.hforPia. fla~y right, receiveS the congratulations- of morning. 'l'hc smell is gone. Rohe said the Cl)nsohdatto'l The division said a 25 per cent believes Dr. Sheppard, who 1.9 whom Associates purcbues coli- Lloyd Amos, Ravenswood Works Manager, after he was pre· rtlO\'emenl is underway ln the increase will apply to all .com- now scrvmg a life sentence for tracts. · ;tate now . panics connected with the Nata.onaiJthe cnme, is innocent For the flrat · tim~ hi!: tory, sented with a pin commemorating '• 15 years continuous ser· "During the first six months Bureau of Casualty UnderwTJters "l have no dQubt that Sh~pautomobile buyera w.ho buy their vice ·with Kaiser enterprises. Red Wilson ill currently assigned Jf thts year 35 of the stale's and the National Automobiles Un- pard is innocent," he .said. cars on time will havt: a definite as Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation's Chief Field 1.171 dlstricis were eliminated dCf'wrrlers' Assoctation. Kirk based his theory that the rhart of scheduled rebates which Represeutallve, Eastern Division. "through consolidations," he salll R. K. Syfert. chiel of the de- murderer was left-handed on the will enable the customers to compute the rebate when they fulfiU partment's ratrng bure:m, said the position of blood stiins on ~h~ SEI $TRfKE END schedules would boost rates up to waiL their contracts before the date COLUMBUS UP - Officials at 12 per cent on property damage "The blows would have had to o{. maturity. westinghouee Electric Corp. plant insurance, 13 .8 rer cent Cor $50 be struck by a left-handed mar," In publishing the rebate chart, here said today they expected . to deductible culli~ion, 18 9 per cent he sat(':. Robert L Oare, board chairman President Ernest comt presid. resume operations Monr\ay end~ng on co~pr~h~nstve, 23.7 per cenl But he believes thal Wedler 'Of Asaociatea, commented, "We cd Ht the regular meetmg of the want the automobile buyers ol · Pomeroy Lions Club Wednesday In tayofis caused by a wildcat stnk~ . for bodily IOJUfY. and 25.~ per cent is hardly worth considering as .a FUteen and ten y~ contmuous service awards were pre· the social rooms of the ~o~ederaled of "less than a hundred workers. f for $100 dedue-llblc colhs10n. suspect. Howelo'er, Sh~>ppard li Ohio to know juat what they have 1 coming to them allould circum· ~riled to 19' memberS ot Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical COr· Church when a lengthy business brother, Or. Stephen Sheppa.rd, stances permit to prepay their poration's Ravenswood Works at a recent awards' dinner pre· meeting was held. will fly to Florida lo queshon POPE LOSES TOOTH Mankin, Levy contracts." VATICAN ' CITY UP - Pope Wedler. sided over by Lloyd Amos, Works Manager. ' Bills were ordered paid and a "When a peraon buys his car Miss Pbyllls Mr!icr, Roy R. C. 11 Red" Wilson Chief Fie1d Rep~esentative of the East~ contribution was !l1ade to the Pius XU, who had on infected Jamea O'Brien, J. E~ward ·lthrougb a dealer w~o sell• the • · · Amerlcah Federation for the tooth pulled out Wednesday, car· ' ...,,_, ~ Buck Homer B:IX· contract to Asl!loeiates," Oare con· ern Division, was the only rec1p1ent of the award for ~5 years Blind wtrlch assumes responsib1Ity ried out an intense 11chedule of for training, am{lng others, supposMilch, Gilbert Zwi1Un1?', tinued, "he11 now know ju11t of continuous service with the various Kaiser enterprises. ••d special •udi•n"' toWiJson, who has been assigned edly feeble-minded children who couch, :Mrs. Marjorie where he .standll at all times." to the Ravenswood project during During the presentation of the h b handicapped by poor Rlthard NeutzUng, Ver-I ABSOClates Diseount Corpora· ten ·year awards. Mr. Amo3 re- ave. cen A rue of unGetern;:ned origin red t d f lh h' hli hts 1 1eyc 5 1ght and abnormal home conJ• lion curreDU, maintains branch· the Jut 14.. months, began h Ia ea· 0 . e tg .g ree\ with Kailer Engineers 111 1 coun e many n ditions, destroyed a shanty occr..;pied by The seeonG t-H cmn s.ponso Leonard, Robert RC?- I es in eight O)do titles and opera· Ernest Norman in Happy Hollow square dance an~ recreatt~n Hoeflick, Virgtl tes more than 200 other ollicea Pipe Svperlatendent at the Fon· the 10 year conti~u?u 9 Ka.tser ca-~ Ret1re<l railroader L. D. Diles about 11 A. M. tod:.y, Pomeroy will be. held Frrday evi~nmg uaf.es tana, California, steel , plant, ln ree~~ o~r; ,rcctplents of ~h: was introduced as a guest fTom Leon MCKnight, Miss tbrougbout the United States firemen reported. Volunteer 1942. aw._..,.. pms were presen e Middleport by Glenroy Ewing 1to 11 w1th Jo Hardy ~~!ia I,SQ Shuster, Harry L. Bailey, and Canada. Estimated loSl! was set at $800 and leading i.n roun nc1ng. . to all those honored. Richard Owen introduced Mr. Durlng hia flfteen,year career Harbrecbt, Homer Smith. -------for the shelter anc' its contents· The first ev;nJ, b~~~::twre~ with Kal1er enterprises, he ha1 Courtney, Columbus, Ohio. Leo Stor)', Al-bert Fire truck!:! l, 2 and 4 answered day, w~~:t~~r e7!' ay!ung people served •• Gtmeral Coqstruetion A directors meeting with offi· E. Smith; Norbert Superintendent for the Fontana ccrs will be held next Monday T~ Hendrix, Har· as did the ~mergenc)' squadd b a~i~ox veral adults enjoyed dane· Steei :~Jant; .Blast rurnace projeCt • evening at the busin_Jss office~ of Tire huildmg was owne Y ~· se at fflvo • . utah; Reduction Plant, President Covert: Lawrence HJ .!"'U ~g.------ ----Rd1er Heine 1, Chalmette, ·Louiaiana; at tlte '-'·~ Werry, Kefi'· SnoW)I , MoUntai~ Project, Au,trall~ .,~d l Rotted Body "'"'. Deer Found Cliff Base h,~~~:~~~~!~bo~en Rebate Schedule Printed On lJ\Now UtO COntraCtS Oh ' s h } T Be·Conso, ua ster n F•Irmg • sm1ad I Ready T0 Show Skills sunday 1 t~. J):~ eWATCHES ¥n ··';,g-<1 ,· ~ . ~ , . . -··. * .36 Months To Pay *On The Spot Finoncin.g '· In and Deal Now *Co"" 'r . Kaiser Chief Given Coveted Gold Pl•n For 15-Year Reco1·d l · ODJ G' N d I' F r Rate Hike With Pride Let Your \ I I TWO Men -a J iJ ed By Police·flere Qn Wednesday .. '. Shelter Razed F' In By Ire Happy Hollow I :.:_________ S""'ond JH Dance .Will Be Frida y P:: I J Killed When TNT Blast Go...,, and tlte ••P•nsion of the Tacom~ I Retired Railroader Enjoying · Life Fishing~ Visiting Around. Off lln y Vessel QUEEN RE"TURNS Reduction facUlty, Wa&b{ngton, LONDON UP - Queen Mother Holter, Miss Bernice and ~or tb~ Reduetion Plant at Ellr.irbeth relurned Wednesday CliffOrd B~wn, Rutland, wu Blakeslee, Mra. Kath Raveii1wooct. . _ ->,.----NEW LONDON Conn. UP-A night from her two-week visit l? arrested Wednesday in Pomeroy 2~ pouna chlrg~ of TN? Used Rhode~ia and Nyasaland in Afrt· Patrolinan Henry Werry and In experimental work exploded ca. Princess Margaret was among in jaU ehar.ged with in· On the deck of the e.soort vessel 1about 100 person.<; who tu~ned OUt ' J Soroenworth Wednesday night \to rneet the Queen Mothers plane . She[W Alfred Lyo~ killing three sailors and Injuring I Ambrose flanDqan. 41, witb driving while Und· t>ight lout seriously. , i.r MIIGS G&N&RAL HOSPITAL of ,an lnto:d catinl The blaft octurred on th~ C:P~ . Admissions: Mrs. Linnie Rum· lil!ed. Cast member• of the "CoUnty ca:stlc deck at 5:41§ P- m. edt wh_en mell, Minersville; Mrs. Dorothy · ao tCt ¥tyor~. ,co.u rt, Fair Follies" · to be staged Aug. the .shJp was off Montauk Pomt Higginbotham Racine. 'lu.u.< . ot1'•••~ 11, ' 17 a1 the eVening grand!tand it· c~nduetlng "te~t operation~" oisrh.arged:' Mrs. Charles Wag· ·' ' traCtion o( the, Meigs County With tb~ submar1ne Tlrante, the ner, Joomeroy. Fatr· will meet al 8 p. ro. tonight N"vy sa1d The sblp was not dam· ------at the Pomeroy Senior High aged. School auditorium ' for a rehear· 't SEES BIGGER CUT sal session. WASHJNG1'0N UP_ Informed S EN ATE internal ser.ur1 Y COOKS MOTHER Over ~ r~dentJi 1met Tuesday .11ources said today the Army ex· committee members hear HarCOLUMmA, . N. J . UP-Mrs. evenina: at fh(; borne of M~. pecta (o make a second .50,000-man ry Walters (above) testify th~t Oliv&l Ingrahamo accompanist, lor Georptia Jackson, mother of heavy cut in Its strength .posalbly by next a Commum'st cell engaged m Ute op(!ning ·rehearsal of the weight challenger Tommy Hur· • industrial espionage existed ricane Jackson, returned to her June. 1how and· $On'a trat:'ling camp Tuesday to members I in tb(! Bethleh~m Steel com· take' over cooking chorea. She doncing _cbtott1Sej ANSWI:RS CALL ( pany as recently as 1953. Wal· left the camp more thl!:n a Wf!t":.; The Racine Emer~ency squad ters was a shop steward for aao when Tommy rebelled against answflJ'ed a call to Dorcas and the AFLCIO Steelworkers at evegone .in ctmp e~cePt his gave assistance to A~ Bartop at Bethlehem. (International) that address Wedne1dq nla:bt. sp.rtlna: )artners. F0 llies Ca·st T0 Rehearse T0m•ght _ Tho Gift •To1it;.il _ Lions Conduct Business During Weeldy Meeting 48, For ~·~ I For Insurance ~~;·•· Fultz, Cecil Humpbr.r. •" Rpf~ ~ I DOWN PAYMENT AS LOW AS $290 *Bank Rates *All Models Available *Trade Ins Acceptable I I n . COPY--lie LONG SERVICE Ducats For Fair • G0 0ft 8 e In County Stores '\ons·'ttvlng aa pints in February ALL NEW 57 FORDS Dis,ounts up to $ 50 Nailonally Advertls•d COLLINS 79 I , ~~~f:~~~who ' Brt' nllrd Schnmm. Zancsvillr. is vi:'llting h t~ daughtrr, Mr.s . .John Lyon ... , and f;unlly while on hts va· cation . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey and ch ildren spe nt the week end Ill Co lumbus visiting Mr. and Mr ~. Jpy Carter and daughters and ot 11llr t'elalives. Mr. a!J(\ Mn. Gene Sidcr11 (l.tmla BaiPy) and baby have moved to the hom<' they ptir<'ha~>ed on Liberty Avenue. Mrs A. II Carpenter, Mrs:. Dnlc Dutton anc\ daughter, Ellen. wcnl , to Athens Tuesday to meet Mrs. ' Loko Erlo. Hltl! ..,.., ....... rtctrth en4 lew fOI ieuth """"" L•w tonitftt H ,. U '*'ttllllf~ 62 t• 67 IOUtfl..... - - - -- - - - _...::......._ to replace in full mea- l - - - - - - - - - - - 11 pints of blood given died Tuesday." • - ~'He it and then some !91' altogether 26 person! came at lbt .eaJI of Searles to give blood. .,.. ltteV\ous hi~h here was 187 Per· · UNTIL AUGUST 1st ON THE •• Frl.y, .., ......... ,- ....,., ..... To The lnterem 01 l'lae Jlefg,..MfiSOII ArH giving of blood to the Red pross Blood 1 in history was recorded Weduesday when 1651 came and 128 pints were accepted. Officials placed for the excellent turnout upon the efforts of one Mid· Charles W . (Fats) Searles. . operated • personal shuttle service for rel~tives and the Pomeroy Junior High Schoof auditorium. He • night. eDIAMONDS eSILVER enttne I Mr~ WEATHUI IY UNITI& I'll... OhM : '•ir eM ~ ,..,...,.._ Record ·With Donations: I MiddJeport Society Weotller • ·. at D~oted •• • . S~les Nearly Breaks Blood PRESTON MOTORS Guide MIDDLEPORT .. • e ~ I Bo Yo\tr "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" Mr. and Bdrt. Henry Johnson lef.t Saturday for their home. Eas't St. Louls, nl .. after a viBit with his father, Van Johnson, and Mr. RutlanC Re•:. Linter Is a former pastor oC t.1e Syracuse and Rut· land Methodist churches. WhU<> 1 here they were guesh of honor at r a potluck dmner at the Syracll8e Church. . I I Jowelcr MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Rev. and lirs Robert F. l.urt!'f and family of Cindnnali spent sev· eral dayt with M:r and Mrs Eldon Will and Mr. and Mra. Henry Bai· ley Jr. They allo visited friends tr. I I You Give PRICE Mrs. Wendell Bet..ring ~pent Sun· day witb Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Morris and family, M:idd.Jeport. Mi11 Martha Echola of Fond du Lac, Wise., is tbe &ue.st of het" aunt llrs. Irving Kan Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow and family. M:~n utl l Phone 6045..1 Open E\'enings until 9 p.m. In CLOSE OUT Mrs. Bentz Wolle and Mrs. WIJ. liam Baxurr wel'e bu.sl<~~ss visitors lo Galltpoli<:, Monday. Mr. and Mr.s. Clarence Might Jr. and son, Ricky, of Basil and Mrs. Charles Buck were Saturday guests uf Mr and Mrs. Willard Ebersbach and dau(!htcrs Mrs. Charles Buck left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Colum· bus and Basil. Freddie Silsqn returned home1 Sunday evening after a visit with : his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr~. George Ang.::lettl and family . He was accomr-anied home by his parents, Mr. and Mra. Leland Sisson. who spent the week end there. NEW PHOTOGRAf'HERS Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Deeter, TupLeland Siuon is on vacatlon pers Plains, took possession of the Sm ith Studiu in Pomeroy from his employment in Pt. Pleas· k ant, W. Va .. this week. lh 1. ~ wee · Mrs. Emmett Mankin of Roscoe, Arr forl'r- Vl'leran photogrllph - . -:---;--- .. - - - - - - - - Pa. visited Telalives and friends ('r Erne~! Deeter anrl his Wife C<u pcntcr:. grandson, John Me· h tl \ ' 11 k lh ,' : Carlhy. Cmcrnnatl, who "'"Ill visil ere reeen y. . possc.~s)[)n , heJ c ~nd wJil work at lhe new Mrs Roy J?nes and eltddren re' uc.c C' , too wcck of the Smith Studio, E. D N h d turned to the1r home fn Columbus, M:un Sl . .1fl cr purchasin.'J rt Du.tto1n, ru~ 8 tore. ort 5 econ Tuesday after a visit with J.fr. and from Maxine Hawk who had or· AH!n Je. . . . Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. ~rnkd il for two year.~ Mr. ~·'~d M•.s .. Ro:;coe ~~lt.erhel~ Roy Jones Sr. Dieter 24 is cnrolkrl f . ht .!i nnd !hcJ famtl.\ had a picnic Sun M D th M k h l sec ond y't·ar 'thi~ autumn ,1 011111 da .1 :rt Forked Run Lalte. Others d rs.h ocho Y . auMc as re uprn' prr <P nt werl Mr and Mrs. Dan c lo e_r on:te m oneuen, a., Untn•rstl y 111 th£•. culh•gt: . ill ed11- S ' 1u•r 1I(' 11r T o1et1o· Mr an d Mt•s after, viSit w1th relatives here · cu twn lit' ts maJtJrm;: 111 .~ •lCIIIt k -:~ 11 ., f ld d · J k M · Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAngu.; ,( urltc~ anr! biology . \Yhtle he ~: - arl ~,- .. rClC . anJ 50k~· IIC ' r,. anrl ctnughtcr spent the week end anr .••rS. 'JrtLS en mson ant . . lrud~ 5Chool. i\'lrs Dcdcr. l 11 e tLnJ,~; htl'rs Kay and Carol, Middle· \n Monessf'n, Pa .•. wtth her parcnt.<t. former Au(lf'lle rlt1he rl ~ nf JOI't ' r Mr and Mn. Alile Grue&er, . Ba.~han, wrll m.1intarrr Lhe phuroJ- 1 · ·Abc Grueser of Monessen, Pa. t:raphy husinc~:-1. .\[r and Mrs . Willi:Jm 1\faycs and 1 .~ the guest of his Sister and bto· ''I'll he home r~cnlngs tn · tl.lug!rlcr, lkr bara , Lima, arc vis- thcr-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Mar\in ---- - - - - - - ---·help," ~ill(! Ernr~t. who scrve1 ;n;J ycar11 il~ a All FOt'ti' p~ 10 ;o. graphet'. Dcctt: r h::rs llt•cum c w1dcl y known hertJ rcccnlly rmm l11 ~ lh OWill.C~ of color slrtlt•s t·il{t' 'l while tn the Armc:1 rorcl·~ of 1 ~trnngt• pi~IC't'S <Jrou nd Itt{' worlol where ltc ~el vcd 1 rhotogra phy li,J!i lH'fi l ])(!('[I'(• I tJOhhv I!!J' ;t numher of \'1''1 ·, whilt• he w.t~ ~ruw i n g tu mlit111 tly 'lll ;1 Ltrm nca1 ru r!WI ., Plmns. AUTIJ SAl.ES On 1'1w BrlghtcHt Comer In JUiddiC'port and Mn Hcrshell SOCIETY METROPOLITAW BAKER FURNITURE McAngus. ' •ij RST 8--0ally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0, July 17, 1957 POMEROY I ALL-New Frrgidaire SIIP.!r Value I .I I The bi;~hday of Mrs Massar was observed when Busy Bee Sewwg Circl e of the Federated Church met recently at lhe church for <:~n all d<1y meeting A decorated birthdiiY cake WiiS served with a potluck d•nncr at 1 noon to .\trs. MaHsar. Mrs. Roy Seyfned , Mr~; William Baker. Mrs. Jtho Murray, Mrs. Lena Huber , Mrs Loui$ Reiocl, Mrs. Adam Eb· ersbach. M1ss Edna Durst, Mrs Carl Shil•lds. Mr ~ ltaymond Hood, Mr&: Beulah Neunllng, Mrs. Wal · tt:r Haer. M1ss Kall e Becht, Mrs. Carrie Grueser, Mrs F'rcda M1tch, Mrs. Clara Schaefer. Mt11s Lena Grueser Mrs Amanda Kaspar, Mrs W L Kautz and Mrs Norman Kloes. Mason Methodist Cla~s To Picnic 'f New Studio Operators Take Over and Mrs Ern ef>t Hamilton of St itinj! his moth~r. Mrt. Lue~ Maye•, and Mn. Eliubeth Kirby. Mr. an~ Mrs. Wallace Br•dford and daughters, 'Neda aad Carolyn. were guests Tueaay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tranklin Bajley and son, Stepben, Chester, when the birthday of R. E. Whaley, father of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Bradford was celebrated with home-made ioe cream and cake. Other guetta wete Mr. and Mrs. Hobabrt Shields and 1on, Jimmy, Tuppers Plains, Mn. R. E. Whaley and son, KeHh, Shadt. MrB. Ernest Covert and son, Charles Cloyd, were returned Tuesday from Holzer Hospital to tbc home of her mother, Mrs Lu· c1Jle Mayes. Gregory and Gloria June, children of Mr . <~nd Mrs. Ralph Gjbbs Jr , underwent tonsillectomy oper. ations at Holzer Hospilal Tueeday. I Their parent~ and grandmother, Mrs. George ChHds, were in Galli· polis with them. .' - ·' oth~rs, 1 l Lawrence Bing, who began work as ¥ard office cle~~ on the Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Apnl 2, 1917, retrred Ibis I year effective June 14, 1957. Bing, who followei m the foi]t· steps of his: father, the late Hal· leek Bing, railroad conductOT, ~t· tended a commercial school 10 Pittsburgh nnd held ~everal other t rt ork fnr positions be rore s a mg w the railroad. He was overseas dur. ing world war I end was absent from the Railroad from Jnne 1918 until July J9l9. The lllte Arthur Stuart was gen· eral yardma$ter when Bing began work and he finished under Dale Allensworth who succeede.d . John -• 1 t Kincaid. Mr. Kincaid re lir ~ as wi~~e~.he time Bing started rail· road work the clerkll worked from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. and h~~ no va· cations. During the years of bi.s rallroadin&: career b~ saw the New I I h York Central Railroad absorb t e small K. & M.. saw the two 12-hour shifts ebanged to three shl~h a day and has been II part 0 e gradiJal reduction of tbe workers al H<Jbson yards. WhOII he be,an his wor.ll: on the .SO railroad his wages were $62 a month, whleh was • considered good for a younH man . Mrs. Bing, the former Daisy Sommers, was al!!o employed 11 Maintenance of Way clerk at the · Hobson yards for stx years. Mr. and Mn. Bing are enjoyln• hls reUreroent and he l• (lndip& Ume (or tlle fishing be loves. Vilito . ing with lriends and .retatlvet in west Virginia and Oh1o aliiO ~ up a good deal u( the. eoupl~ time. i¥• - .. �... ... . ...,............ ~ ....... ~ ... :i .... ..;, TELEVISION GUIDE '-· WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 Ml'. And Mrs. Meigs County Ca nHefp The-ir County Fair By Buying In For The Small Sum Of A Dollar And AH'alt The time is here when you can support a home institution that is older than almost any person in Meigs County . The 94th Meigs County Fair is set for middle August and tickets are on sa le today for $1.50. This quite minor fee entitles the bu)'er to gate admissian to the fair and parking privileges for the rour-d ay ev12n , 1_ But more th:m that. the buyer also ac uires . . . the right 1 q a par1ICJpa 1e 1n management of the 'I · c . ~~ e1gs ountv Agncultural Society County r esidents are. eligible to vote fo fl f r , or 1 e or, the board of directors of the soclet which operates the grand show each summe: It is certa inly true that no one should have the gall to complain about how their· fair is operated when so few are willing to help in orga-nizing . planning, and managing it This past y£'ar it took a good bit of doing t~ per·· suade a ful1 slate of candidates to fil e for va. cancaes on the board. After the s late was obtained, and a well -puhlidzerl vote was held t f . · lle antast1c total of 13 persons had bothered to become electors W e Americans . with TV. radio. movies, exfl'avag!lnza shows of all kinds and all the in finite variety of prospects f~om the to -. ' a m1c Tl F T T - era, are too used to taking our entertainment vicariously . Too intrequently we are inclined to participatt' in it ourselves. Certainly it is easier not to exert ourselves. And let someone else do the work, and enjoy the fruitg of others' labor Th t bl 'th th. · h 1 f e .rou. .e WI Is IS t at eventual y ev, eryo ne IS SJttmg, nobody doing . Th_at's almost the stage to where our county fatr managem 1 t h · d en sys em as arnve . , ~;~~.nesday I Surely these hardy souls who contribu te so much of thei time f 1 d ·1 r . rom ~~rma al Y tasks to create an attractive exhib it once each year are t o be sa~uted . !he y~un g people working ~~rough ktheir Jumor Fair Board coor~inate he ;or_ o~ ~u~dreds of exhibitors. So does e em~ at~l oard. The Granges and Farm ~Jreau ou.nca s, 4-H clubs, FFA and FHA by ukthbocontrflbhute ~o the event. They too are 1 ac ne o t e fa1r ' The 1 t M · d . eas r. anrl M!'s. Meigs County can o Is shell out a dollar and a half fo " son" ticket to th . - ~a seae fair And when the time comes late next winter to select .,.. plan and mana . '"r'rsons to t th h hge the 1958 fa:Jr, ]end a hand o ose w o ave been ca rrying the load so -~;;;,., ; KNOW . I h•·.~rty l';,tJ·r.~ IliN!' in CaJ"Iv prairie tin11's, :1lnn'-l i.thoul harvt·~· wiH· 1 ·· I II ll\1 I 1• n ner.~ ll('arl} l:ud you 1'w I tturJtJ· ''Jlt• , . . . t;II"IJ . . 'wt P~, h,J( k .IJJ.; J.lutk 1nu ~ ' ~ lid ~toopw_~ tl rt• st ufflll;! ~~~ ~ 1 11 vy 111 10 hi s m ll~ 1 th uve1· s~,~;. _h :t(' k L:oalt'P with Ill~ ktll i~· .r WlL! l!h· hnr_lr• of a !t·~ with h i'{ rngt•r> liJscr·lm~ !he rlrw!l ~ l ie~~ ;lr~ !.11~ n:onth h~: h_r~ught II ~ul . : _II! mu d ~~ r tlH.Il ·•~ ;\ toot h,w·k \h.Jsk Wll~ lul!uwf'rl by anolht•r <· llr M lt•g. whJeh h• riJIJowrd w ~ t~l a hugt' knlfo• fLd uf rlrPssin ;: w_<~~ htr~ ·~ tht• wholt• do wn w1th 11 "i 1Rar i!J C' ,-up of fr·ng1·an t t·off'L•t>," . A , J' ll ll ~l' t•n s u J·~ (Ill! wotHif'l"!) an·f H llt!lt' 1:1tN ht• ··l·ut orr th,· Jr: JilJI or ~ 1r_unJ.: It· or "hit h Ill' IIIIJH· tl. on hi>l H.urft·" . • ~ Do ~ou ~ pnsf' t•ar) y l•o hr nr-1 di SI'II~l'. rliai.Jell'~. fnr~tra!HliH , nt•urn.~~·~ ~~~11! wha' 11 111 1 Nnrr 11 chnnt·r •· l'w11s llw 11 ~ .ltn1 nhtiH.t1•d l!nnd Jivin·, . s lit arl(•r 1t'.~. ll"fln mu ~d t· ~ ant' Jlll' l\)' of du {'kPn Jp gs .M numl ·· · Hnt 111 1', I Jli'vl"r r uu ld ki'I'P . 1~ wm pt'aS on r11y ktufl· . eu nld f • } (~ ' I \ • I ' ,. J.- I I a,m Ml an ad 1uirt·r· nr l ht• l :r ~c If \1. .\ ff'ncken - in li•t'l, I !'callt' (IJ•IP~! hirn--bul I rnn acr oss a~ l'~.'!ay ."Tht' Duys of Ihe Glants", · wh~rl•m hll J le.~cfllws heroic m hi!.~ or dri nk inJ: IJ f some 50 .vu~ rs lli!O, sn llogg nut• humoJ·ous I JU .~t hull lo l"t'ad It Exlrcu·ts· " My family 'lnl"lur and my fa tlll'r" 111 any fl't't' tlllll' 1 It')' had tu!!k lo a qu11·1 wn·stlinJ uvrr th<· (~ecantcrs. The dot•tor dt>!'l<~r· r-rl tlJal n shot of :\-lm·land whi ~W<i!l I h c bt!sl prevrt~ t lve of pnPumnnill in all of the R month.~."' (Tht.!i ltJUsl Jw ji,.11 Up wl!h oy~lcr~ in the R months.) " l[ und-set wh •~k.v-n powNfu l dru~ (o h, go ll y) mM!J• 1n 11 ce llllr Wllh ingrt'du• nt s of wuod nlcr.hol sn uff. I<Jbasro snuc 1• Jtnd eoffin • h s vu rn•s .. o pJl tt~ n t w11.~ 1his in the new~pupt• •· uffit" l' where I ya u ·• k l wo•· t•t thu l hair lin> linotype; hr-1okl- dow n und Olll' IIPP I't> lllil't' I ftolt rt· lw ~t· d who•n 01 t"t•rlai 11 1 h ran ~~~ s lrl lurl throug h thP TV pl u ~· WlL' 11\t"l" I;L,I ll1 Khl Tho · pruuf lll't'i ~" r·t•nsun- l·hi t f d JU I'lwt.•r, a mnn , j1 1.~1 b:m·k.t and buwl<·d nit 11 w •· lhe Jlllll'l' Fir;[ 1111r thtn ){ wu 1d1! Among !he thnu~nnds of runn y' tnru lip tlu•JI :lnfll!ll'r (\1]!' Hlll:J IJ llll!lg~ thul l: ruuehn Mm·x hall dt•· rtt·m hl• ":t 111111"/lt I"J·d u 111.111 hall ll ghl t•d me Wllh I he fttllnwlll2 I~ n·asn u tn lo;,u.t ~ 11 1 wr dupt'r l 'nl gla;l 1111•11 ,111 . 1101 u~ual l~· Hit• l'l"ylug 0 •111 • Strnog . .~ 11 " 1 ; 1 Ct·o ucho 111et a lady who asked ·r hun , "Aro }'ou Jhlrpo Marx'!" stu l - th ul'! whnt u~ wt mlnt'" l:a7.liiJ( 111 hl'r loo- lrlzzlt•d ha :t· 1·r>ally !ikt•. no t .m nu· 0111 , s J1I rf! Jn· at your Jwt·ll'l. lwnrl hur·a·d 111 hf' ttuippt•d, "No, 11rc you?" your lap , 1 ,~ lhi~ 11111 • wns J.ndH·~. 1 ~ ·1• 1,1111 dtd Hlwl : llullt•r t'H I" Wi't';, ' "· " '·' ' '"'' " Wt• wnndt>r if lht' nvNage ., ·• ... Jcrhn Q. Pui.Jli(' rea lize.~ tho ··c<Jm· With 11w Wi nd""· N:'' ' :+ 11mount o r l.lnw 11nd e ffort and Wt•f' JI , 1111d lnuk rt\ 1 t.u·k (" 1t1l :Is uf W! ~ll)' '' ,. dt~wnr-ighl .•crn ping awuy nr dirt thn! 11 tultt's to kc~p our ~lnte I rnn lwnr mo1l1• IPI'Ih J.! l l i l ~h Plll"ks t•lt·un Hill! u~u!,le Ill th.l ~ lllllJ in tlw tlls i:JHt'<' lll'W th ;.; arru l'vt• llll'llllllll('(\ Oil!' of llit• ll" p1·l .ltl't to rntut' right d11w n to hu lc•s I lt•av t• It I•J Villi tu ~ llllllh hru .~ .. t;wks. we l'c•rt~ •· c~pe<"la l\ y tlu• nl hc·r two. tu the I olii'\~ and thiK dt>l>ecratlo,, ·-yes, dc!!t'crutlon Is tht! word · Pot•_- cld .q brln ~,t lJat·k nwmork~ The s lule workers assiyned to ~J found It ln 11 lJouk lOil fl thi8 i::L't raally hot under th :• 81,!0, " The H ; ~/ kuyt>" hy lferhert t'ollnr, but the culprit's 1one. seo. Qutck. 11 grand piOIJeL·r 1\ory d I le11ve this with the bold adeuly Iowa. juration once• st!en !n eountry 'Twas populnr to put nn thP stor t111. ny leaf your bookw wa~·. WilY back then~. ''If yo u spit on lhc floor at "StC'Ill not t h l~ hook rcr rear home, you can s pit hHe ." 1 lea•·i! It te you, rieur reo.de1', ar our life For thr oner <"arrlf'! p butcher knlft• ." to eult tllla quolRtlon to Instance And or taur~e thr Old gag nf I've mentioned. "rt you wbh my 11anw to s~e , Look un page 103 " I.OOKJ.NG AROUND-Had oct'lllliou to visit !he kitchen of I nally (cl!! hurl. In 11 Wil l". Marlin l(elitaunnt- man , oh. that our lt.'xl lx\oks art• all own ~'rl lhot~ biJj luscious -pies lllrnlght by our Anarrl or ~:d•reat1on, rm· who tloe ~ n'l low tn look back nt from the oven- and MarguerlttIll• weography . his h i~ t ory, mayhe Dunt so cleverly turning ou t e\•en that hu~ old arlthnwtir JU oodlea of alover le11f rolh - llvttr)'body w1ntlng to see the newly )·eurs wo ur. 11\0\'ert in (to L'onb llulldln&) I.A't mt> h11dlen In .odd. huwcvt•r Dullon Drulif Slon•~- Frcda ~· uc ·lh<Jt hoard- OWIWtl bookH havr hn!e dolna UJJ he r viHltini out pruV1' tl \lw prrft••·t !tolutlon . 1 town afte-r lun a ytlan or 11ervlct> wonlcln 'l really ChRilll"r It for th•! a Mcllif& Gr()('ory- wh11 t a RWtw! dt: • 1 -Y-·o'ltlur~~E~--lecti"o-n LaWS 1111 !\Orgl'ous _u now) or put <J rn•ct· ''",rt:Jil, whl're tlll'rt> 's none. AI 1l'li.~ t·vcry "m an" 1a · h' 1 haJJ tied dghJ I I II ~ IS l~Ok 11 nm on f1rst rl ou Hy uf ~e huol C · or or ur The.,_Paily Sentinel 10:30 10:40 News HeadlinH Nitewatcb Tonight ..... ---.. Tile path up to the orehard lla~ almort been erased But a pl~lurc i.lme can never dllu ll of den old Mother'8 race. omce * 8to-ptloo rat.a: o.u...,., bf<arrter where oftlla~ 110 eonta poi CIDo )'Ut In advon.. at The Dallr lion~A'I olllqo; IIJ.ilq; ~ fJ-80; l!!•e month~. 0.80. By motor rout& WJM~t.e a1~b\t: •.! !!\.!"••- 11. "'~aU ... ioi1 til; llx moollll, IUO· lbroo lliilllllio ~ ..,. monlli. IL ' .ovol'f. rdternoon -11\ Sundv 111: 'l'bt Ohio YaU01 1m ,i( cii'l wf'~'A!':=r S... Poalofw, 0. Ktiiblult eflloe Jlh9Dt ... - ·.=hod DAILY CRYPTOQUO'IIE- Hen's how to work It: AXYDLBA.A.XR . \ • • A . ,........ 8 T BIZ .. YOE RJCCP, FDV EM 730 Life "f Riley 1'he Josepll Cotton Show Big ~f,,ment Cavalcade of Sports Red &arber's Com,.er Federal Men "N"ews Hearillnes Nitewa.cll Tonlgllt Sign Off s,oo 6 :30 tJ:OO 9•45 10,00 10:3() 10:40 12:00 1:00 Clifton VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Tori Riley over Ule week end wtore Mr. anc'l Mrs. Elizabeth Gr-egory and daugh· ter of Napoleon, Q., Mrs. Layton . HARTFORD . M., ,,,5 WJEH 9:00 Mel's County News U. S. Stee l Hour 10:00 t:p-to-the-mmute News 10:03 Scanning the Weather 10,10 Th~ Late Show SPECIAL FRIDAY 7 G(l Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston ~Jackie 8:00 Captwln Kangaroo 8:4!5 CBS News 9 :0u Garry Moor~ 9:30 Arfhur Gudfrey 10:30 .strike tt ltLCb 11:00 Valhult LaQy 11 : 1 ~ Love of Life ll:JO Search for Tomurrow ll :45 Guldi.ng Light 12:00 K:ttie'! Kitcllea 12:30 As the World Turna 1:00 Our Miss Broaks 1:80 Houseparty 2:00 Big Pa,-off 2.•0 Bob Cro~,Show 3:00 Erigbter my 3: ~5 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nigbt ; ,oo Tbe Ec:rly_Show 5•30 YOU!' ~ Reporter 5:45 Spc1s Plrade Weat!Je.·man ~ 6•00 Action 6:Hi Douglas Edwarda 6•30 Playhouse of Stars I 7:00 West lolnt ~ury ,,30 Desti\y 8•00 Mr. AOros and Eve 8,30 Hlgh\\-IY Patrol e,oo lJRdercumnt 9:30 Pantomime Qu~ ,,,, 5 Piece STUDIO OUTFIT ' '• ' .~. ' ' """'.J 1 ) ' .· McMaster J Har4ware 111d Fundturo . 10:00 10;:05 Ml,tdlo,...t 10:,10 --------~~~~~~-- WHTN-TV.Ch·qnntl:13 11:50 -w. m. j CIIANNEL 13 WED . . 10:1)9 11:00 12:00 Daily on 990 spot On Your lc:id'io DiGI Writer 12:1.5 12:30 1:00 2::00 3:30 t :OO 5:00 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:09 Sign On Ad11enturea in "Learning. Noon New1 NeiJhbora lJberace The Feminine Tou~h Afternoon Film Featlva\ Lite With Elilab&tb. Cartoon Club Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Final John DalY & the News Dimeyland Navy. Loll: Oale and Harriet Ford Th~ter Wednesday Niaht Flllht• 9:4.5 Sp'ortaeope· t:.r.OO Nn-1 Of the Nl&:bt 10:10 Tbeatre 13 lO:Ul Theater 13 1"1 :40 The Late News 11:41 Sign Olf ORvt lngrah111 CLOOGID ways Israeli Syrian UP- High to the tense Syriaare ~toued with reinlorcemenl9 CHANNEL 13 FltliJA'i 1~, 59 S!tih On 111:00 AdJebtures in Learntn1 12,00 Noon. NOw• · I MT.OLIVE t2:1S Neigbbors 12,30 Ll)IO~ace 1:00 The Feminine Toueh z:oo Alto/noon' F\111! ·)'eitival' 3,30 Lite With .l!tliobetli :~~ i~:e~n ~~e t11.b 1:00 :Fh;e Star Final 8:15 JoJi.D Daly and UO 7:00 7,30 8:00 tbe Rtn Tin T!n '" -::•.. . ,. Jim Bowie ' BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS I!. \ Clsl:o Kid 1 Se@rch for AdventW'e' &.30· A ,D•!o With the Ansel• 9:00 "The Bl& Be•t ' f.-:30 High Tension 10:00 News of tJie Nlabt \0 :10 Theater 13 11:30 The L•te .News 11 ,sa Sign Oft HBANIBA YM RN'rB · YOE CIMOI'I.H FB MRH . l(oato. . r'• C•yptoquot.' I~ 'J1IIIij ts THil.lli!&T or PO!· WORLDS, ~HAT ftJICN ,<Rill THil' &l'lllliiS! SlBI,E, ' 1 .vo~r~~· D.......... <l' l"'' j', ' 1 ' ' ':"'" ,, • ·, . ' -Kic:-N-=-Gs=B-UR=Y '~.· from a lOcal bulk dealer who can serve you promptly and Whete a new custamer can buy install-.tion at a ,reduced price. We ate equ.lpped to aive you a:ood, efficient e:ervt~. ,RUTLAND FURNITURE .• IiJ!lland, Ohio Arnold Grate, owner moving JntG"''tbe sources said toda,:. · was reported lfi!: have 411 Um)l" IeaYe&. Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers of Canton, Mr. an(] Mrs. Donald 'Pullins and daUghter of MarlettR caned on Mr. and Mrs. Rodnr.y Pierce Frldey. Mr. and lllrs. Charles Price anc'l famlly 11pent the weekend In Benteville, 0 .. visiting Mr. and Mra:. Herr'llul Howland and famIly, MrJJ. DDrothy Pence ami Mrs. Mary Pent!e. ~ra. Mildred Bissell and son!> spent lqt 1 week in Rochester, Pa., vi!lting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carton. Pearl Mosier is spending It few days witb Mr. and Mrs. Em· mett ijaning and family of Har· rlsonvUle. George Bush and Mr. and' M1's. Jake Bush and daughter spent the weekend ln East Llverpuol. Emmett Stethem wbo 1~ employed at MoU.ndsvllle spent the weekend with his wife, Ruth. Hoyt curU.. wba Is employe!.\ by the U11ion Barge Line ill en- . ~· ~ · •. """"~ L-:-r':'~~ '· . · ..,, " ' · " - - - -I ~U ..:J. ' ·__,_,...,."". " •.- ' taste better.. ~ Serve It with ••• ··· a · ·- PT ROC!' ........ ' .....,. , :tat. and ll j~ Mfl. Wesley Bobo af chnllcqth-& sp!ut a week at their fUmM~. 1 I -~ CHEESE .. - - - - 45c .,-......,._ 59 BUTlER - _ro~~ ·c lb. r HI-SCORE CREAMERY 1 lb. • - -- i Kraft Kraft Noturlli SWISS - Morton Chlcken, Turkey & Beef '{ CHEU WHIZ · · · · ·;1 · · 8 oz. 33c ' FROZEN MEAT --.. CHEESE SLICE .. · 8 oz. pkg. 43c SWIFT'S FRDlH BELTSVILLE TURKEYS Oven ready, 4 to 7pounds avernge , PIES4Pies99c EVANS FF BRAND FRYER· PARTS LEGS . . .. .. .. .. . lb. e:t< BREAST .. .. .. .. lh. 77e WINGS .. . .. .. . lb. 3k BACKS 01' NECKS Z lb. !So I Emge Brand - Sugor cared SLICED BACON - lb. 53~ Armour Stir - Lean, no waste - 4 lb. nel wolcbt CANNED HAM - - $3.99 Argo Brand GREEN PEAS .... · .... · · · .. · .... · .. .. 2 No. 303 cans 29c Mu~bnll!l'~ ···""..·' • 29C APPLE SAUCE 2 39c CORNED BEEF HERSHEY CHOCOLATESYRUP 5 No. 303 cans Derby Brand 12 oz. can ,, .· 100 1 lb. can California - extra fancy Ripe Slicing . . . HOME GROWN No. 1 SEED LESS GRAPES - lb. 29~ New crap GOLDEN YAMS • 2 lbs. 29~ lb. basket Mendota - very finest qua'lity U.S. No. 1 Slicing Tomatoes • lb. 19c Redeem loe coupon KIAFT ·- MAYONNAISE Qt. 79c DOVE SOAP 2 complex. 39c 2 bath 49c Martha White Self Rlslng ZESTA . CRACKERS 1 1lb. box 28c ALUWlET "MA.RGAR~NE I lb. pkg. 30c Dark or light I I Jl'orty.OM penon• attended Chapel Sund•y. SChool lut Sun· 1f2gal. 44c . LONGHORN - Old Fashion yellow vacatio~. . Tbase itteDdinr the Van Meter reUnion at Portland Park were Mr: .nd .Mra. Jake Van Meter. Mr. end Mn. Riehaf11 Van Meter, .Margaret Patricia, Nanc)' Holter of ueve11l)', 0., Mr. and Mrs. Ross Van.. Meter and daugbten, Ra· elne, Mr. 1nd M.rs. Millard · Van Meter and · fainlly of Syraeuse, Forrest Va,n Meter, Racine, Mr. and Mn. Clarence Lawrence and sona, Margaret Ward, Mrs. Annie Brewer, Muine Powell, Mr. and Mra. Donald Brewer and family, Mn. Edgar Brewer and daUghter all of Portland, Mr. and MrL Denver Curtis and sons, Mr. and Mrs, Hobart Newell and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pleree of LOng Bottorir.. Eugene German who Is em ployed , on the Union Barge Line ra on vac11tlon. ' Gary Wells spent the weeker.d wl~h _hjl giandmother H.ue 1 Jol1nson. · MILK- HOMOGENIZED I Make it Cioolallo -AQNUV. valley .. ~. 411 ' Dr. Hudson's ,Tournai It LONQFELLQ' W one ;.,uer almply etanda for another. Ift thhl ample A. • Uto .. tor the thne L'a, X rvr the two O'a, etc. 811\111 tetttn. •P.. troph... the lenJlh and tormaUon of the wom .... en blntl. Eatb day the code leltert au dllferot. Llnier tbl.aahts of yesterday. . 7:00 There will be a meeting of a11 inter¢ed lot owners of ~ b e AdamsviUe Cemetery neir Mason City il"l tile basement of "the Mason Yetho(!isl Churcll on Wednesday evening, July 24, at 8 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to Horgaq.lze and elect trustees. AU persons lnlerest.ed are re· quested 'o attend. Hlrry Gibba, Mn. IDLU.-------------.------------------------------------------------~~;< 'Jori~l In thi s dellr old [alhloned home· stead Flowet'l a,re bltlu)mln' l'f41t~ , Co!flel a tbCltuaht to me 10 pritc!lous TJiat In heaven We rna.t meet New~ Afn. Knlr:ht 1nd Mlal Mildred Cbapman •pent the put week at the Milton Crippled Children• Camp 1Jmp-1·Uttle near Barbour•vllle. Mr. and Hn. Earl Fields, Mr. ' and Mrs. BIU Field• apent Tbur• day In Glllllpo1!-o, Mr. and Mn. Burley Beard Jr. and daughter , Chieaao, are visit ing re1atlvea here this week. Tuesday 1fternoon gueata of Mr. and Mra. J . M. Crump w~re Mrs. Pre11ton ADderJton and son IJavid, SouthsJde and Mr. and Mn. Jamee L. Anderson vl Charleston. s. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McGuffin and dauihters of Pt Pleaian~ were vl!iting friendl here Sun · day. Mr. and Mra. Harold Rea and children of Pitt.aburah and Mr. and Ml'B. Milton Rea, Birmtnaham Ala ., and ehi1clren were visiting J. H. Rea recently. Durst. Pomeroy, Mn. Elmer Van Meter and daughter, Jennifer. Bob Carsey and Ada Van lleter of Cheahlre were eallina on Mr. and Mn. Artley Blllr.e Sund.ly • Mrs. Jamer Vnoru ami crand· son, Ricky, of Huntlneton were callina: on Mr. and Mrs. E. G. J"ox Sunday. Mr. and Mra. C lyd~:~ Bumaarc:Iner and aon, Calvin, hue returned to tb~ir home in Letptdc, Ohlo, after apendlng the past two weelu visltir.g friends -'l.nd relatiYe& ln the Bend area. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Roush Sr. of Pennaylvanla, Mr. •nd Mra. Al· va To1lh>er and famUy of Glen wood and Randall Wi1Ul1m1 uf BarbertOn , Ohla were Saturday gueatl of Mr. and MN.. Cli!· ford John110n. Sunday evening callers .were Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williams , PL Ple asant. Mr. and Mri. CUfford Juhnson an(] Ann and Mn. Fannie Blake were vlaiting relatlvea at BalU· Sr. Other viaitonr during the week more, Ohio, sunc'ly . were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cartwright and family , Middlepart, Mn. W. D. Lee and sona, Cheshire and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Darst and chUdren, vernon Rausb anc'l IKln of Mason, Gail and Bruce of Pt. Pleasant were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Cur- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. accomtis Johnson at Racine, Sunday eve- panled the Dears~ to Marietta orl Monday . ning , Mrs. Bill Fields and Bessie Jcn Mn. Alma Peek 1nd sons, John· kina were in Muon Monday. nie and Jerry, of CJIUUoothe, i.. J . M. Crump attended the ful1 visited Mr. and Mr1. E. 0 . Henry era! of Edwar-d Kinl, Chester, o., over the week end. Mrs. Joe Kearns was 11iaitlnB Mr. Thursday. and Mrs. Hury Bass at Point Mrs. George Brown, Columbua Pleuant Sunday was a recent bouse guest Of Mr Mr. ai.d Mrs. E. E. Dearst ot ' and Mrs. W. T. Stone. Marietta, Ohio, spent the past Mr. and Mrs. Byron V'an ~e~er week with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley of Acme, W.. Va. were vUutmg friends in Chfton laat Wednesday and they attended the funeral- of tdn. Addie Wheeler at West Columbia. ATTENDS RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. J. Crump atte nded the recepti.un Sunday a£ter!too!l at the home of ¥r. an(] Mrs. Preston Anderson, SOuthside By Jan.th Beal tor Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Mrs. 'Dana Dais spent a week Andersor.: who were recently end with her sister, Mrs. Arthur married in Charleston, S. C. Stewart of Albany. PERSONALS Mr. a!'ld Mrs. HL Bolin of Cable Juhling McClung attended 4-ll visited friends and relatives ber~ camp the past week at Southside. ' recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Lerner Mrs. Leroy Wyant and family ~rent the weekend In Charle!ton. visited relatives at Racine Sun· Mrs. D, A. Smith b~t beeD con- day. 1 fined to her borne by illness. Miss Patty and Stanley Beal Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galrlng And Jr. of Cleveland are spending a ria ughter of Bridgeport, 0 ., spent month's vacatlon with their the weekend with Mrs. Henr~· grandparent$, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Jenkins and family . They ' have roy Wyant. just returned from a 11acatlon to Mrs. Murl ·Wood spent a day Wyoming. with Mrs. Lena Hooper. ' Mis! Loutse Klass of Columbw Mrs. Bertha Buraoa, BurUnghas been visiting her motber, bam, spent Sunday with her sonMrs. Mary Ann Klass. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Rev. Harry Joe Grimm ()I Tif· Mrs. Rowland Dais. fin, 0 ., has be.en visiting hi& faMr. and Mrs. Carl Cone and ther, . Harry Grimm who is ill. daughters , Chauncey, spent SunMr. and Mrs. Ediron Connel o! day with Mr.- and Mrs. Melvin Mt. Vernon were guests the past Morris. week c.£ Mr. and Mrs. George Miss Linda Adkiw is apendlng Lerner. ,tile swnmer tJ;l.OntQ.a with Mr. and Tuesday ..&1:\C,S\.8 or Mrs. Ora .u:. Mrs. owen Smltb. Gibbs ~~re . Mr. and Mrs. w. T . Mrs. Dana Dab1, Mrs . Rowland Cartmill of Lorain and Mr . an;t Dais, Mn. Rudolph Bursan and Mrs. (, M. Cartmill and son of Mn. Frank Bunon were recen t McMeckon, W Va. visitors In :ttBTkersburg. Bud Smith and sons, Cincinnati Mrs. Homer Goodwin and dau· .vere Sunt.ay guests of Mrs. D. A. ghter of Athens spent a weekend · Smith. here. Mr. Goor.wln baa been returned to the Veterans Hospita-l ,at Cincinoatl for aurgery. Patty and Stanley Beal were overnight 1Nests of Kenny and Sue Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mllhon~ and ~hildren of Cllester spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal. ••• Ont·.tpOt Oor<i 11. J'lrat man 39. Harveate4 4.1. cupola. 4.2. Spirit 1amp. .f.S. Interl&eta ..._..._ tt.'P:Itteeof rtapeot do. tltlllur DOWN 1. Hebrew prc>phet t . Two-toed aloth mthe Owners Of Lots . At local Cemetery Are Urged To Meet o., July 18, 1957__, Nauona We'll not foTi!et you, Father. dear. You ~~;bared our troubles too. Somed11y we hope to meet you Jn the home beyond lhe blue. Now ltrs qr1qt1me _.Jnt. Popeye Presents Picture Wild Bill Hickok 6•30 Weatherc:ust 6:3a Sports Eyi 6:45 NB8 News 5 :30 :; ·45 6:00 Sentinel Day Book I lttCHAttD S. OWIN- GINIIIAL!AANAGifl AIYNDLD I. GttllNI - IDITOl !()me of the tlea al'e broken. C....t.r L. Tennehlll, StaH Wrtter, IJlllrtl ldltor I! oaveru.1n1 rop-ntltttv._ BoltiiiOII~ltmliOIL 1M. Mil Gtme arP the happy day, Yet around tbls d'ear' tUd hotne· ve., New Ya$ Cil)r, 18, N. Y. ttud terod 10 clou llliiWnf IU!tor allbe pool II Pam ' " '. 4)ftiD. act, 1! is or no effect. AUhougll emerge ncy measures, appropriations fur current ex:· penses, and tu levy ni~asures take ff · e ect Immediately and are not ·subject to referendum, the people stlll have the right lo , voice their opinions at U)l;! polls. They can drJ lhis by use iJf the Initiative. 'I'h\s power, also given by the Constltutian, enables the electors tv propose legislation whteb is first aubmitted to the Genera] Assembly a nd, if not passed, can later be pla~~ on the ballo~ Tlbis method cou be used to repeal a statute on which there wail no right of refer endum . DAILY CROSSWORD Poet's Corner I Queen For A Day 3:45 Modern Roma nce~ 4 :00 Co!lledy Time 4•30 Movietime 7·00 Jimmie D~on 7:30 Boston Blackle 8•00 Captain Kanye~too 1- -. - ,a- i l y o,;s CBS News 9,oo Garry Moore 9•30 Arthur Godfre1 10,30 Strike H Rlrh 11:00 Valiant Lady TO HAVE PICNIC The Jolly BuncJI Sewing Club ll :ltli Lo\'e of Lift: w1' tl have a p!cn 1·e ~day at 6 p. 11·30 Search ror Tureorrow ru . at the Middleport Roadside Park 11 .45 Guld lng Light at 6 p. m. Menibers are to bring 12:00 Katie's l;(itchen their table service and a covered 12:30 As th"' Wori ... Turns 1.00 Our Miss Brooks dish. L30 Houseparty TO MAN POSTS 2:00 Big rayof! All mcmbli'rs of the Ground Ob· 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show .server's Corps ire uked to ma"n a,oo Bria:hter Day their posts Ssturday, July 20, 3;15 Seeret Storm noon to 6 p. m. for the GOC exer3:30 Edge of Nl~ht cise to be held by the Charleston ' :00 The £;;riy .Sbuw Air Defense Filter <;enter. 1t is a,ao Your Essu Reporter "Operation Vigilant Four", said Jack Thomas, Chief. H5 Spor.ts Parade Weatherman •·oo Actlr. n 6:15 Ddllg]&.! Edwards 6:30 My"!frietl.if:·1''llcka 7:00 Vic Damone 8:00 Millionaire 6:30 I've L"'lt A Secrl'-t I We ap~nt many bappy yean And aha~d botb jOf and sonQw And amlled thro'-'lb love and teen. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS 01' MEIGS-MASON ARIA ll mlljOI'iiY does not approve _o_f_t_ h-. rtl THI O~D HOMIITIAD My homestead In the vatley aetwefn the ru,aed 1'11119. Memories of my ohltdhood Around It llnaer ftill. z,oo a,oo Truth or Consequenrel Tic Tac Dough l.t Could Be You iex and Jinx Current My L:ttle Y,are:te Bride. and Groom Matinee Theater afternoon at the lAklo ··. ' MedleM;l center. · The deeeaaed had been in m health for 1ev~ral months and bad been residing with his dauibter, Mr,a. JlU!lt.tl J. Halt, In Pt. PJeiiant for the past 16 yean. , He ·was prec::eded In death by hi• wJfe, Mary Jane Windon. .Funeral aervice& were held on ~Tburlday morning at 10:30 at the Crow Furieral Home ln ?t. pteas- ·-·------- deep 1• d a~, a _so 1. g,M~oh "'''"lllede by ' ". white 0 lime Mr· " · CD rna~ for her 4-H Club-Vall ey l'r rao W. 15R~N F'm· "'' Bo s l · Soc-Ia St ,. "' Ohl h Y cou s gav(' Sen . New-' •• ry fll 1 I - ~ o hcrgN of Oregon a lively half , After a bill is pilssed by the Legho11r on 1'Y SunrlaY- I was am ~r- H:lalure and signed by the Gov~red !l i!ll lrl y ama1.ed at the range of nor, 11 is fiJed in \1\e ortice of the !herr knowledge-nice to hear Secrl!~nry of State. At that lime, Conrad Schall and ~is violin the Secretary Of Stale llj.jl&t d eterpgnin- Mitldleport's w~\1 loved mlne what the effecti.Yel da te of Charlie Mayes live s again in hi.; the act ia. If a b~ll . eonains an new .~~:ranrlson-Virginia and Er emer~eney clau~e. •f tt, makes a n nest Co~·t•rt 's new baby- I Wi sh approprlatiun for current.ex'penses, he con lei hav e seen hlm- Rush or if it levies a tax, it takes effect Philson hrown as a berry fro m imf!!-edle~te\y upon the siy:ne~lure of hi~ farm work at his uncle's at t he Governo;, otherwise it does Racine--! asked him " Pirkln' anv not lake effect untll the exp1ra· Lomntocs, Hu sh?" Sez hi! "Oh ti~m of n i ~cty days after it 1s filed only ahout 300 crates fl day "- : w1t h tl1e Scc~et11ry of State. MARKIT UPORT . meet Mrs. Cast•y and flnu hte;st' Under the Ohio Constitution, CINCINNATI UP - Produce: new people llvin" 'n theg , these lnws lhal do not take eHect Eggs, steady tO firm; net pai.d l new ·~ t l u l h e I.nurl'ncc Milhuan apartmentwe ror nine t Y d <!YS ar~ sulo'J""c at f11rms tor U. S. consumer whit!.! welcome lht>m hrre- lwo n e . rerert'ndurn ; !h&t 1s, th~ rl11 hl of and brown !( A jumbos 37-43; A pilll for ll llr S(' h OO) ~ lhC pt:ople lO petition and order large 3S-38; A medium 27-31; .\ 1 freshman, one an c'•gh~~egro~ ;r~- t hal the lnw be sul.Jmit~ed lO_ ~he !!ma ll 20-22; B large 26-30; FOH our neph K th G voten for apprnv,.J. Thu pct1t10n white and brown A large 44-43; scares 1111 ~;itt w~~lte his td~~~~~~~ must he signt·d hby six percdenl ' of A medium 3~; B large 38·39. 1 b t · b t p the c t•ctors nf t e stale an filed Chickeru, ateady, fryers 3-3'h a ~u kmhpo":~ on . at omen'\ with lhc Sec;·('!al'y of State within K'"ali . 1 h"" 1 an yot t" shw un ~o_o t the ninev days. Such a petition, if lb. 22-23; heavy hens 13·10; lighl , - w1 ll 11.: sm e e reJoins lid th • rr 1 • 1().12.., Valume a-.d pric:e dlstrlbu· "E r h " r .· lh 1 1 va , w111 pos1pone e F. ect tvt"l 22; 1~ ,. , 1/e , c.lr .0, .. a ma l me ,'. date agal.n , until the clc~tion. Up· t\on ()0 fryers 2'7,200 11t ~ ouldn t swrm. - but go~> h . 1111 ~ on the filing of the pet tiQJI the 600 at 23 an.d 8,000 qt uault>te1·· j u t tlll I th I t 1"11 ' s . up 11 ose 10•0 s 1 Secretary of State arrang s to have only tip end of the bar k 1.~ eve•• the "''"ct•'on ,laced on tile ballot. mined prices. hi t I 1d t "o r tuur ng Wll c r WIIS g u . 'I If a m11jority of those voting on th e Butter, 90 score 71. see pa:onts carefully cl_olh l_ng queation approve the act, lt be-the ir htllc one~ In bual~ lfl Ide! comes effective lmmediatei,Y. II prellt)I'Vt'rs-,IU ror llll', I rl want a,bOI;t three nf ~r~se on -~~ld Lh~~ t' lbrJ(I] !., [•f!.l:•; :11•: I d Jf' sca r ed p n - a_ s1 en ~111111:•; ·'':1 22. Whirl. :;,r•l •.i t ,3. Baby bird ACROSS der web :uvay lng outside nl)' wli~,_, _.' 11 :•11 1 ·~• :111\ll ':f I tnr ' · Eaker I .Goddeu dow fl.~ I write- the long ~tra ttd U :"' f ".\•'' \ I fi •-J wind I lt.) 6. Corea ·r:ro:;• •. r~· • n ,_,: I' l kind- these ure balloon s plrlcn 6. Church · lpo.M., &. Betallt t-l l·t r-;· ~1 :oj F\aJrl1rJ whleh can ride hundrf'd~ of lcf'\ 23. Be. port r}r<l~• IIIIJrJ : J i. SoU~ through the air lh usly- I haV(' ; · t::J ll l:lt~ LIF' '-'11 fore 7. Meaau..(feom.)" fll'."• i:i lJI J:: ' l;.i' the starlings !lcnred out of mv 2t. Con. of tenrth 10. Huolc 1 \;jl fl ~l J~." apple tr~e now- develo ping a firm cI:JYI:It.) pooma :".' ~ tt Ji:l' \1 L. danc'ly pitching arm oul of lt- b11l as. Youna i · : r.• : 1~1 •: ~ I III I :; I • . Royal th d th obln~ hoth or .•• u. Mother of ,, ._, :,\:'\! , htP <)I I.: ltOM ltl.ff Irllh rodiey an e r 1 ere t e er ;r they " ' yo 11 0" (var.) 18. Way Jpo.u. ) C ev !! V 1 of WIIW'W&J 11 . . .ION cree ping up they K ~ t sHH P9 II. Wicker IJi. !toman death , n11ry a rustle--It 's too en· approach s•. J'ortbodlnr ttatumaa .eontalner mlcot- blue morning alol"ies 1111 29. Varleptl!d 36. A.rinldnio 11. Strain u . Ttrht 30. Hawaiian 38. Bitd' ~ roun 1t now at the C\art•nce Cllnc·~ 13. Rom.ntan 15. ~ilt col no Nora Mills and the Chamb1•rs IIIli' 18. Pair (abbr.) bird. ~· 83 . More do.f.O. CUckoo 19. Half IT .Cryot~ln den- well &amed "lllltlYenly Btu'r." meat\. t3. ChlnNJii an em 18. P'umllhil4 - hear about the old feller h11d cattd dialect 21. J'ortlt;t 20. Ttlhartum ~ uch an ancient ox " Yt>p," set he ~aym. ) " once belonged to Geor11e Wuh21.Panona inglon"-"Really gaapcd a vi~ltar 2t. Man•• ne.mt It 11urely stood up wt•lt"-" W~ll. 28. MUalllo it orter'' quoth the other "It's had th.ree new handles and two 2T. Malayan. heads.'' loland 31. '11lu 82. Pltllt thoot 88. Tqwrard. a~. Vnlt.N POETS CORNER J :OO 1:30 Spinach Playhouse Mayor of the Town Father KIIUWS Best Kraft TV TheAter This is Your Llfe Waterfront Muquerade Party Jd:aaoh- County dairyman, ' di~d on ~etdly WCHS-TV ChanneD 8 &, B t>a ri 1~~A:~1~ ~k ~~~~~~S~~N~ll d I Lei !ht•m mid mon• whiskers ~ 0 ~~::~~~~· I !ar:epc my !'tit' 1111d QueP.n <t hout Iowa llrld tht: lu~t~· ::~e p~ctu;c or l-il'nry VIH. Hht•.v lht'M! at c~ur~hake~~-e cnjoy(' d nn;·1 11.30 12:00 12:30 630 Weatheh>ast 6:35 Spurts Eye 6 :40 NBC News many years. Did You Know That? 10:30 t I :00 Bride :mrt Groo!l'l 2.00 Ma~ lnee Theater 3·00 Queen for a D.1y 3:45 Modern RomrmaceJ 4:00 Comedy 'l tme 4 :30 Mov\etime 5 :30 Popeye Presents 5 :45 News Picture 7:00 7:30 6·00 9:00 9 :30 10:00 "t Sign On 6 :00 Today 9:00 RomJ.er ROOII 1000 The Price is hight 9:00 . Romper Room 10·00 The Price Is Right 10:30 Truth or CouseqtJ('_nce! 11 00 Tic T::c Dnugb JI ·30 It CQuld Be You 12·00 Current 1:00 My Little Mo:-g1e . 6:00 F. E. (Ed) Wind.on · Dies-On Tuesday Lakin Center F. I. {Ed) Windon, 80 retired 1 '" 1 :30 k Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, .Friday Today 6.00 12:00 nm.~~~· • .. ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 18, 1957 ~ p, • I 1 J CORN MEAL 5 lb. 41c 10 lb. 7Sc Van Camp 1 VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 cans 39c .'KARO SYRUP , I Y2 lb. jar 25c SWIFTNING 3 lb. ca~ 89c ARGO GLOSS lb. box 15c MAZOlA OIL qt. 77c CANTALOUPES - each NIAGARA STARCH 2-12oz.boxes 43c Room Deoderant FLORIENT 79c NABISCOCHIPPERS 35c I NABISCO RYE THINS 33c Yan Camp BEANIE WUNIES 2-8 oz. cans 37c Betty em With Sf Off FLUFFY WHm FROSTING 24c Kaiser - \.!! prlee oalo BROILER FOIL 2-20ft. rolls 59c KOTEX 12's -:-43c Kleenex TABLE NAPKINS Box 27c 39~ LIPTON TEA BAGS Qt. Size 49c Debnonleo elbow or shell MAI:ARONI 1 lb. box 21c LIN IT STARCH 12 oz. box 17c UQUID ..IT STARCH qt. 23c;' KLE£rtEX 400's-29c ~unahlne HI·HO CRACKERS lb. 36c DELSEY TISSU.£1 4 rolls -57t ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~---r~'; �... ... . ...,............ ~ ....... ~ ... :i .... ..;, TELEVISION GUIDE '-· WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 Ml'. And Mrs. Meigs County Ca nHefp The-ir County Fair By Buying In For The Small Sum Of A Dollar And AH'alt The time is here when you can support a home institution that is older than almost any person in Meigs County . The 94th Meigs County Fair is set for middle August and tickets are on sa le today for $1.50. This quite minor fee entitles the bu)'er to gate admissian to the fair and parking privileges for the rour-d ay ev12n , 1_ But more th:m that. the buyer also ac uires . . . the right 1 q a par1ICJpa 1e 1n management of the 'I · c . ~~ e1gs ountv Agncultural Society County r esidents are. eligible to vote fo fl f r , or 1 e or, the board of directors of the soclet which operates the grand show each summe: It is certa inly true that no one should have the gall to complain about how their· fair is operated when so few are willing to help in orga-nizing . planning, and managing it This past y£'ar it took a good bit of doing t~ per·· suade a ful1 slate of candidates to fil e for va. cancaes on the board. After the s late was obtained, and a well -puhlidzerl vote was held t f . · lle antast1c total of 13 persons had bothered to become electors W e Americans . with TV. radio. movies, exfl'avag!lnza shows of all kinds and all the in finite variety of prospects f~om the to -. ' a m1c Tl F T T - era, are too used to taking our entertainment vicariously . Too intrequently we are inclined to participatt' in it ourselves. Certainly it is easier not to exert ourselves. And let someone else do the work, and enjoy the fruitg of others' labor Th t bl 'th th. · h 1 f e .rou. .e WI Is IS t at eventual y ev, eryo ne IS SJttmg, nobody doing . Th_at's almost the stage to where our county fatr managem 1 t h · d en sys em as arnve . , ~;~~.nesday I Surely these hardy souls who contribu te so much of thei time f 1 d ·1 r . rom ~~rma al Y tasks to create an attractive exhib it once each year are t o be sa~uted . !he y~un g people working ~~rough ktheir Jumor Fair Board coor~inate he ;or_ o~ ~u~dreds of exhibitors. So does e em~ at~l oard. The Granges and Farm ~Jreau ou.nca s, 4-H clubs, FFA and FHA by ukthbocontrflbhute ~o the event. They too are 1 ac ne o t e fa1r ' The 1 t M · d . eas r. anrl M!'s. Meigs County can o Is shell out a dollar and a half fo " son" ticket to th . - ~a seae fair And when the time comes late next winter to select .,.. plan and mana . '"r'rsons to t th h hge the 1958 fa:Jr, ]end a hand o ose w o ave been ca rrying the load so -~;;;,., ; KNOW . I h•·.~rty l';,tJ·r.~ IliN!' in CaJ"Iv prairie tin11's, :1lnn'-l i.thoul harvt·~· wiH· 1 ·· I II ll\1 I 1• n ner.~ ll('arl} l:ud you 1'w I tturJtJ· ''Jlt• , . . . t;II"IJ . . 'wt P~, h,J( k .IJJ.; J.lutk 1nu ~ ' ~ lid ~toopw_~ tl rt• st ufflll;! ~~~ ~ 1 11 vy 111 10 hi s m ll~ 1 th uve1· s~,~;. _h :t(' k L:oalt'P with Ill~ ktll i~· .r WlL! l!h· hnr_lr• of a !t·~ with h i'{ rngt•r> liJscr·lm~ !he rlrw!l ~ l ie~~ ;lr~ !.11~ n:onth h~: h_r~ught II ~ul . : _II! mu d ~~ r tlH.Il ·•~ ;\ toot h,w·k \h.Jsk Wll~ lul!uwf'rl by anolht•r <· llr M lt•g. whJeh h• riJIJowrd w ~ t~l a hugt' knlfo• fLd uf rlrPssin ;: w_<~~ htr~ ·~ tht• wholt• do wn w1th 11 "i 1Rar i!J C' ,-up of fr·ng1·an t t·off'L•t>," . A , J' ll ll ~l' t•n s u J·~ (Ill! wotHif'l"!) an·f H llt!lt' 1:1tN ht• ··l·ut orr th,· Jr: JilJI or ~ 1r_unJ.: It· or "hit h Ill' IIIIJH· tl. on hi>l H.urft·" . • ~ Do ~ou ~ pnsf' t•ar) y l•o hr nr-1 di SI'II~l'. rliai.Jell'~. fnr~tra!HliH , nt•urn.~~·~ ~~~11! wha' 11 111 1 Nnrr 11 chnnt·r •· l'w11s llw 11 ~ .ltn1 nhtiH.t1•d l!nnd Jivin·, . s lit arl(•r 1t'.~. ll"fln mu ~d t· ~ ant' Jlll' l\)' of du {'kPn Jp gs .M numl ·· · Hnt 111 1', I Jli'vl"r r uu ld ki'I'P . 1~ wm pt'aS on r11y ktufl· . eu nld f • } (~ ' I \ • I ' ,. J.- I I a,m Ml an ad 1uirt·r· nr l ht• l :r ~c If \1. .\ ff'ncken - in li•t'l, I !'callt' (IJ•IP~! hirn--bul I rnn acr oss a~ l'~.'!ay ."Tht' Duys of Ihe Glants", · wh~rl•m hll J le.~cfllws heroic m hi!.~ or dri nk inJ: IJ f some 50 .vu~ rs lli!O, sn llogg nut• humoJ·ous I JU .~t hull lo l"t'ad It Exlrcu·ts· " My family 'lnl"lur and my fa tlll'r" 111 any fl't't' tlllll' 1 It')' had tu!!k lo a qu11·1 wn·stlinJ uvrr th<· (~ecantcrs. The dot•tor dt>!'l<~r· r-rl tlJal n shot of :\-lm·land whi ~W<i!l I h c bt!sl prevrt~ t lve of pnPumnnill in all of the R month.~."' (Tht.!i ltJUsl Jw ji,.11 Up wl!h oy~lcr~ in the R months.) " l[ und-set wh •~k.v-n powNfu l dru~ (o h, go ll y) mM!J• 1n 11 ce llllr Wllh ingrt'du• nt s of wuod nlcr.hol sn uff. I<Jbasro snuc 1• Jtnd eoffin • h s vu rn•s .. o pJl tt~ n t w11.~ 1his in the new~pupt• •· uffit" l' where I ya u ·• k l wo•· t•t thu l hair lin> linotype; hr-1okl- dow n und Olll' IIPP I't> lllil't' I ftolt rt· lw ~t· d who•n 01 t"t•rlai 11 1 h ran ~~~ s lrl lurl throug h thP TV pl u ~· WlL' 11\t"l" I;L,I ll1 Khl Tho · pruuf lll't'i ~" r·t•nsun- l·hi t f d JU I'lwt.•r, a mnn , j1 1.~1 b:m·k.t and buwl<·d nit 11 w •· lhe Jlllll'l' Fir;[ 1111r thtn ){ wu 1d1! Among !he thnu~nnds of runn y' tnru lip tlu•JI :lnfll!ll'r (\1]!' Hlll:J IJ llll!lg~ thul l: ruuehn Mm·x hall dt•· rtt·m hl• ":t 111111"/lt I"J·d u 111.111 hall ll ghl t•d me Wllh I he fttllnwlll2 I~ n·asn u tn lo;,u.t ~ 11 1 wr dupt'r l 'nl gla;l 1111•11 ,111 . 1101 u~ual l~· Hit• l'l"ylug 0 •111 • Strnog . .~ 11 " 1 ; 1 Ct·o ucho 111et a lady who asked ·r hun , "Aro }'ou Jhlrpo Marx'!" stu l - th ul'! whnt u~ wt mlnt'" l:a7.liiJ( 111 hl'r loo- lrlzzlt•d ha :t· 1·r>ally !ikt•. no t .m nu· 0111 , s J1I rf! Jn· at your Jwt·ll'l. lwnrl hur·a·d 111 hf' ttuippt•d, "No, 11rc you?" your lap , 1 ,~ lhi~ 11111 • wns J.ndH·~. 1 ~ ·1• 1,1111 dtd Hlwl : llullt•r t'H I" Wi't';, ' "· " '·' ' '"'' " Wt• wnndt>r if lht' nvNage ., ·• ... Jcrhn Q. Pui.Jli(' rea lize.~ tho ··c<Jm· With 11w Wi nd""· N:'' ' :+ 11mount o r l.lnw 11nd e ffort and Wt•f' JI , 1111d lnuk rt\ 1 t.u·k (" 1t1l :Is uf W! ~ll)' '' ,. dt~wnr-ighl .•crn ping awuy nr dirt thn! 11 tultt's to kc~p our ~lnte I rnn lwnr mo1l1• IPI'Ih J.! l l i l ~h Plll"ks t•lt·un Hill! u~u!,le Ill th.l ~ lllllJ in tlw tlls i:JHt'<' lll'W th ;.; arru l'vt• llll'llllllll('(\ Oil!' of llit• ll" p1·l .ltl't to rntut' right d11w n to hu lc•s I lt•av t• It I•J Villi tu ~ llllllh hru .~ .. t;wks. we l'c•rt~ •· c~pe<"la l\ y tlu• nl hc·r two. tu the I olii'\~ and thiK dt>l>ecratlo,, ·-yes, dc!!t'crutlon Is tht! word · Pot•_- cld .q brln ~,t lJat·k nwmork~ The s lule workers assiyned to ~J found It ln 11 lJouk lOil fl thi8 i::L't raally hot under th :• 81,!0, " The H ; ~/ kuyt>" hy lferhert t'ollnr, but the culprit's 1one. seo. Qutck. 11 grand piOIJeL·r 1\ory d I le11ve this with the bold adeuly Iowa. juration once• st!en !n eountry 'Twas populnr to put nn thP stor t111. ny leaf your bookw wa~·. WilY back then~. ''If yo u spit on lhc floor at "StC'Ill not t h l~ hook rcr rear home, you can s pit hHe ." 1 lea•·i! It te you, rieur reo.de1', ar our life For thr oner <"arrlf'! p butcher knlft• ." to eult tllla quolRtlon to Instance And or taur~e thr Old gag nf I've mentioned. "rt you wbh my 11anw to s~e , Look un page 103 " I.OOKJ.NG AROUND-Had oct'lllliou to visit !he kitchen of I nally (cl!! hurl. In 11 Wil l". Marlin l(elitaunnt- man , oh. that our lt.'xl lx\oks art• all own ~'rl lhot~ biJj luscious -pies lllrnlght by our Anarrl or ~:d•reat1on, rm· who tloe ~ n'l low tn look back nt from the oven- and MarguerlttIll• weography . his h i~ t ory, mayhe Dunt so cleverly turning ou t e\•en that hu~ old arlthnwtir JU oodlea of alover le11f rolh - llvttr)'body w1ntlng to see the newly )·eurs wo ur. 11\0\'ert in (to L'onb llulldln&) I.A't mt> h11dlen In .odd. huwcvt•r Dullon Drulif Slon•~- Frcda ~· uc ·lh<Jt hoard- OWIWtl bookH havr hn!e dolna UJJ he r viHltini out pruV1' tl \lw prrft••·t !tolutlon . 1 town afte-r lun a ytlan or 11ervlct> wonlcln 'l really ChRilll"r It for th•! a Mcllif& Gr()('ory- wh11 t a RWtw! dt: • 1 -Y-·o'ltlur~~E~--lecti"o-n LaWS 1111 !\Orgl'ous _u now) or put <J rn•ct· ''",rt:Jil, whl're tlll'rt> 's none. AI 1l'li.~ t·vcry "m an" 1a · h' 1 haJJ tied dghJ I I II ~ IS l~Ok 11 nm on f1rst rl ou Hy uf ~e huol C · or or ur The.,_Paily Sentinel 10:30 10:40 News HeadlinH Nitewatcb Tonight ..... ---.. Tile path up to the orehard lla~ almort been erased But a pl~lurc i.lme can never dllu ll of den old Mother'8 race. omce * 8to-ptloo rat.a: o.u...,., bf<arrter where oftlla~ 110 eonta poi CIDo )'Ut In advon.. at The Dallr lion~A'I olllqo; IIJ.ilq; ~ fJ-80; l!!•e month~. 0.80. By motor rout& WJM~t.e a1~b\t: •.! !!\.!"••- 11. "'~aU ... ioi1 til; llx moollll, IUO· lbroo lliilllllio ~ ..,. monlli. IL ' .ovol'f. rdternoon -11\ Sundv 111: 'l'bt Ohio YaU01 1m ,i( cii'l wf'~'A!':=r S... Poalofw, 0. Ktiiblult eflloe Jlh9Dt ... - ·.=hod DAILY CRYPTOQUO'IIE- Hen's how to work It: AXYDLBA.A.XR . \ • • A . ,........ 8 T BIZ .. YOE RJCCP, FDV EM 730 Life "f Riley 1'he Josepll Cotton Show Big ~f,,ment Cavalcade of Sports Red &arber's Com,.er Federal Men "N"ews Hearillnes Nitewa.cll Tonlgllt Sign Off s,oo 6 :30 tJ:OO 9•45 10,00 10:3() 10:40 12:00 1:00 Clifton VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Tori Riley over Ule week end wtore Mr. anc'l Mrs. Elizabeth Gr-egory and daugh· ter of Napoleon, Q., Mrs. Layton . HARTFORD . M., ,,,5 WJEH 9:00 Mel's County News U. S. Stee l Hour 10:00 t:p-to-the-mmute News 10:03 Scanning the Weather 10,10 Th~ Late Show SPECIAL FRIDAY 7 G(l Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston ~Jackie 8:00 Captwln Kangaroo 8:4!5 CBS News 9 :0u Garry Moor~ 9:30 Arfhur Gudfrey 10:30 .strike tt ltLCb 11:00 Valhult LaQy 11 : 1 ~ Love of Life ll:JO Search for Tomurrow ll :45 Guldi.ng Light 12:00 K:ttie'! Kitcllea 12:30 As the World Turna 1:00 Our Miss Broaks 1:80 Houseparty 2:00 Big Pa,-off 2.•0 Bob Cro~,Show 3:00 Erigbter my 3: ~5 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nigbt ; ,oo Tbe Ec:rly_Show 5•30 YOU!' ~ Reporter 5:45 Spc1s Plrade Weat!Je.·man ~ 6•00 Action 6:Hi Douglas Edwarda 6•30 Playhouse of Stars I 7:00 West lolnt ~ury ,,30 Desti\y 8•00 Mr. AOros and Eve 8,30 Hlgh\\-IY Patrol e,oo lJRdercumnt 9:30 Pantomime Qu~ ,,,, 5 Piece STUDIO OUTFIT ' '• ' .~. ' ' """'.J 1 ) ' .· McMaster J Har4ware 111d Fundturo . 10:00 10;:05 Ml,tdlo,...t 10:,10 --------~~~~~~-- WHTN-TV.Ch·qnntl:13 11:50 -w. m. j CIIANNEL 13 WED . . 10:1)9 11:00 12:00 Daily on 990 spot On Your lc:id'io DiGI Writer 12:1.5 12:30 1:00 2::00 3:30 t :OO 5:00 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:09 Sign On Ad11enturea in "Learning. Noon New1 NeiJhbora lJberace The Feminine Tou~h Afternoon Film Featlva\ Lite With Elilab&tb. Cartoon Club Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Final John DalY & the News Dimeyland Navy. Loll: Oale and Harriet Ford Th~ter Wednesday Niaht Flllht• 9:4.5 Sp'ortaeope· t:.r.OO Nn-1 Of the Nl&:bt 10:10 Tbeatre 13 lO:Ul Theater 13 1"1 :40 The Late News 11:41 Sign Olf ORvt lngrah111 CLOOGID ways Israeli Syrian UP- High to the tense Syriaare ~toued with reinlorcemenl9 CHANNEL 13 FltliJA'i 1~, 59 S!tih On 111:00 AdJebtures in Learntn1 12,00 Noon. NOw• · I MT.OLIVE t2:1S Neigbbors 12,30 Ll)IO~ace 1:00 The Feminine Toueh z:oo Alto/noon' F\111! ·)'eitival' 3,30 Lite With .l!tliobetli :~~ i~:e~n ~~e t11.b 1:00 :Fh;e Star Final 8:15 JoJi.D Daly and UO 7:00 7,30 8:00 tbe Rtn Tin T!n '" -::•.. . ,. Jim Bowie ' BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS I!. \ Clsl:o Kid 1 Se@rch for AdventW'e' &.30· A ,D•!o With the Ansel• 9:00 "The Bl& Be•t ' f.-:30 High Tension 10:00 News of tJie Nlabt \0 :10 Theater 13 11:30 The L•te .News 11 ,sa Sign Oft HBANIBA YM RN'rB · YOE CIMOI'I.H FB MRH . l(oato. . r'• C•yptoquot.' I~ 'J1IIIij ts THil.lli!&T or PO!· WORLDS, ~HAT ftJICN ,<Rill THil' &l'lllliiS! SlBI,E, ' 1 .vo~r~~· D.......... <l' l"'' j', ' 1 ' ' ':"'" ,, • ·, . ' -Kic:-N-=-Gs=B-UR=Y '~.· from a lOcal bulk dealer who can serve you promptly and Whete a new custamer can buy install-.tion at a ,reduced price. We ate equ.lpped to aive you a:ood, efficient e:ervt~. ,RUTLAND FURNITURE .• IiJ!lland, Ohio Arnold Grate, owner moving JntG"''tbe sources said toda,:. · was reported lfi!: have 411 Um)l" IeaYe&. Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers of Canton, Mr. an(] Mrs. Donald 'Pullins and daUghter of MarlettR caned on Mr. and Mrs. Rodnr.y Pierce Frldey. Mr. and lllrs. Charles Price anc'l famlly 11pent the weekend In Benteville, 0 .. visiting Mr. and Mra:. Herr'llul Howland and famIly, MrJJ. DDrothy Pence ami Mrs. Mary Pent!e. ~ra. Mildred Bissell and son!> spent lqt 1 week in Rochester, Pa., vi!lting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carton. Pearl Mosier is spending It few days witb Mr. and Mrs. Em· mett ijaning and family of Har· rlsonvUle. George Bush and Mr. and' M1's. Jake Bush and daughter spent the weekend ln East Llverpuol. Emmett Stethem wbo 1~ employed at MoU.ndsvllle spent the weekend with his wife, Ruth. Hoyt curU.. wba Is employe!.\ by the U11ion Barge Line ill en- . ~· ~ · •. """"~ L-:-r':'~~ '· . · ..,, " ' · " - - - -I ~U ..:J. ' ·__,_,...,."". " •.- ' taste better.. ~ Serve It with ••• ··· a · ·- PT ROC!' ........ ' .....,. , :tat. and ll j~ Mfl. Wesley Bobo af chnllcqth-& sp!ut a week at their fUmM~. 1 I -~ CHEESE .. - - - - 45c .,-......,._ 59 BUTlER - _ro~~ ·c lb. r HI-SCORE CREAMERY 1 lb. • - -- i Kraft Kraft Noturlli SWISS - Morton Chlcken, Turkey & Beef '{ CHEU WHIZ · · · · ·;1 · · 8 oz. 33c ' FROZEN MEAT --.. CHEESE SLICE .. · 8 oz. pkg. 43c SWIFT'S FRDlH BELTSVILLE TURKEYS Oven ready, 4 to 7pounds avernge , PIES4Pies99c EVANS FF BRAND FRYER· PARTS LEGS . . .. .. .. .. . lb. e:t< BREAST .. .. .. .. lh. 77e WINGS .. . .. .. . lb. 3k BACKS 01' NECKS Z lb. !So I Emge Brand - Sugor cared SLICED BACON - lb. 53~ Armour Stir - Lean, no waste - 4 lb. nel wolcbt CANNED HAM - - $3.99 Argo Brand GREEN PEAS .... · .... · · · .. · .... · .. .. 2 No. 303 cans 29c Mu~bnll!l'~ ···""..·' • 29C APPLE SAUCE 2 39c CORNED BEEF HERSHEY CHOCOLATESYRUP 5 No. 303 cans Derby Brand 12 oz. can ,, .· 100 1 lb. can California - extra fancy Ripe Slicing . . . HOME GROWN No. 1 SEED LESS GRAPES - lb. 29~ New crap GOLDEN YAMS • 2 lbs. 29~ lb. basket Mendota - very finest qua'lity U.S. No. 1 Slicing Tomatoes • lb. 19c Redeem loe coupon KIAFT ·- MAYONNAISE Qt. 79c DOVE SOAP 2 complex. 39c 2 bath 49c Martha White Self Rlslng ZESTA . CRACKERS 1 1lb. box 28c ALUWlET "MA.RGAR~NE I lb. pkg. 30c Dark or light I I Jl'orty.OM penon• attended Chapel Sund•y. SChool lut Sun· 1f2gal. 44c . LONGHORN - Old Fashion yellow vacatio~. . Tbase itteDdinr the Van Meter reUnion at Portland Park were Mr: .nd .Mra. Jake Van Meter. Mr. end Mn. Riehaf11 Van Meter, .Margaret Patricia, Nanc)' Holter of ueve11l)', 0., Mr. and Mrs. Ross Van.. Meter and daugbten, Ra· elne, Mr. 1nd M.rs. Millard · Van Meter and · fainlly of Syraeuse, Forrest Va,n Meter, Racine, Mr. and Mn. Clarence Lawrence and sona, Margaret Ward, Mrs. Annie Brewer, Muine Powell, Mr. and Mra. Donald Brewer and family, Mn. Edgar Brewer and daUghter all of Portland, Mr. and MrL Denver Curtis and sons, Mr. and Mrs, Hobart Newell and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pleree of LOng Bottorir.. Eugene German who Is em ployed , on the Union Barge Line ra on vac11tlon. ' Gary Wells spent the weeker.d wl~h _hjl giandmother H.ue 1 Jol1nson. · MILK- HOMOGENIZED I Make it Cioolallo -AQNUV. valley .. ~. 411 ' Dr. Hudson's ,Tournai It LONQFELLQ' W one ;.,uer almply etanda for another. Ift thhl ample A. • Uto .. tor the thne L'a, X rvr the two O'a, etc. 811\111 tetttn. •P.. troph... the lenJlh and tormaUon of the wom .... en blntl. Eatb day the code leltert au dllferot. Llnier tbl.aahts of yesterday. . 7:00 There will be a meeting of a11 inter¢ed lot owners of ~ b e AdamsviUe Cemetery neir Mason City il"l tile basement of "the Mason Yetho(!isl Churcll on Wednesday evening, July 24, at 8 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to Horgaq.lze and elect trustees. AU persons lnlerest.ed are re· quested 'o attend. Hlrry Gibba, Mn. IDLU.-------------.------------------------------------------------~~;< 'Jori~l In thi s dellr old [alhloned home· stead Flowet'l a,re bltlu)mln' l'f41t~ , Co!flel a tbCltuaht to me 10 pritc!lous TJiat In heaven We rna.t meet New~ Afn. Knlr:ht 1nd Mlal Mildred Cbapman •pent the put week at the Milton Crippled Children• Camp 1Jmp-1·Uttle near Barbour•vllle. Mr. and Hn. Earl Fields, Mr. ' and Mrs. BIU Field• apent Tbur• day In Glllllpo1!-o, Mr. and Mn. Burley Beard Jr. and daughter , Chieaao, are visit ing re1atlvea here this week. Tuesday 1fternoon gueata of Mr. and Mra. J . M. Crump w~re Mrs. Pre11ton ADderJton and son IJavid, SouthsJde and Mr. and Mn. Jamee L. Anderson vl Charleston. s. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McGuffin and dauihters of Pt Pleaian~ were vl!iting friendl here Sun · day. Mr. and Mra. Harold Rea and children of Pitt.aburah and Mr. and Ml'B. Milton Rea, Birmtnaham Ala ., and ehi1clren were visiting J. H. Rea recently. Durst. Pomeroy, Mn. Elmer Van Meter and daughter, Jennifer. Bob Carsey and Ada Van lleter of Cheahlre were eallina on Mr. and Mn. Artley Blllr.e Sund.ly • Mrs. Jamer Vnoru ami crand· son, Ricky, of Huntlneton were callina: on Mr. and Mrs. E. G. J"ox Sunday. Mr. and Mra. C lyd~:~ Bumaarc:Iner and aon, Calvin, hue returned to tb~ir home in Letptdc, Ohlo, after apendlng the past two weelu visltir.g friends -'l.nd relatiYe& ln the Bend area. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Roush Sr. of Pennaylvanla, Mr. •nd Mra. Al· va To1lh>er and famUy of Glen wood and Randall Wi1Ul1m1 uf BarbertOn , Ohla were Saturday gueatl of Mr. and MN.. Cli!· ford John110n. Sunday evening callers .were Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williams , PL Ple asant. Mr. and Mri. CUfford Juhnson an(] Ann and Mn. Fannie Blake were vlaiting relatlvea at BalU· Sr. Other viaitonr during the week more, Ohio, sunc'ly . were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cartwright and family , Middlepart, Mn. W. D. Lee and sona, Cheshire and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Darst and chUdren, vernon Rausb anc'l IKln of Mason, Gail and Bruce of Pt. Pleasant were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Cur- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. accomtis Johnson at Racine, Sunday eve- panled the Dears~ to Marietta orl Monday . ning , Mrs. Bill Fields and Bessie Jcn Mn. Alma Peek 1nd sons, John· kina were in Muon Monday. nie and Jerry, of CJIUUoothe, i.. J . M. Crump attended the ful1 visited Mr. and Mr1. E. 0 . Henry era! of Edwar-d Kinl, Chester, o., over the week end. Mrs. Joe Kearns was 11iaitlnB Mr. Thursday. and Mrs. Hury Bass at Point Mrs. George Brown, Columbua Pleuant Sunday was a recent bouse guest Of Mr Mr. ai.d Mrs. E. E. Dearst ot ' and Mrs. W. T. Stone. Marietta, Ohio, spent the past Mr. and Mrs. Byron V'an ~e~er week with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley of Acme, W.. Va. were vUutmg friends in Chfton laat Wednesday and they attended the funeral- of tdn. Addie Wheeler at West Columbia. ATTENDS RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. J. Crump atte nded the recepti.un Sunday a£ter!too!l at the home of ¥r. an(] Mrs. Preston Anderson, SOuthside By Jan.th Beal tor Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Mrs. 'Dana Dais spent a week Andersor.: who were recently end with her sister, Mrs. Arthur married in Charleston, S. C. Stewart of Albany. PERSONALS Mr. a!'ld Mrs. HL Bolin of Cable Juhling McClung attended 4-ll visited friends and relatives ber~ camp the past week at Southside. ' recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Lerner Mrs. Leroy Wyant and family ~rent the weekend In Charle!ton. visited relatives at Racine Sun· Mrs. D, A. Smith b~t beeD con- day. 1 fined to her borne by illness. Miss Patty and Stanley Beal Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galrlng And Jr. of Cleveland are spending a ria ughter of Bridgeport, 0 ., spent month's vacatlon with their the weekend with Mrs. Henr~· grandparent$, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Jenkins and family . They ' have roy Wyant. just returned from a 11acatlon to Mrs. Murl ·Wood spent a day Wyoming. with Mrs. Lena Hooper. ' Mis! Loutse Klass of Columbw Mrs. Bertha Buraoa, BurUnghas been visiting her motber, bam, spent Sunday with her sonMrs. Mary Ann Klass. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Rev. Harry Joe Grimm ()I Tif· Mrs. Rowland Dais. fin, 0 ., has be.en visiting hi& faMr. and Mrs. Carl Cone and ther, . Harry Grimm who is ill. daughters , Chauncey, spent SunMr. and Mrs. Ediron Connel o! day with Mr.- and Mrs. Melvin Mt. Vernon were guests the past Morris. week c.£ Mr. and Mrs. George Miss Linda Adkiw is apendlng Lerner. ,tile swnmer tJ;l.OntQ.a with Mr. and Tuesday ..&1:\C,S\.8 or Mrs. Ora .u:. Mrs. owen Smltb. Gibbs ~~re . Mr. and Mrs. w. T . Mrs. Dana Dab1, Mrs . Rowland Cartmill of Lorain and Mr . an;t Dais, Mn. Rudolph Bursan and Mrs. (, M. Cartmill and son of Mn. Frank Bunon were recen t McMeckon, W Va. visitors In :ttBTkersburg. Bud Smith and sons, Cincinnati Mrs. Homer Goodwin and dau· .vere Sunt.ay guests of Mrs. D. A. ghter of Athens spent a weekend · Smith. here. Mr. Goor.wln baa been returned to the Veterans Hospita-l ,at Cincinoatl for aurgery. Patty and Stanley Beal were overnight 1Nests of Kenny and Sue Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mllhon~ and ~hildren of Cllester spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal. ••• Ont·.tpOt Oor<i 11. J'lrat man 39. Harveate4 4.1. cupola. 4.2. Spirit 1amp. .f.S. Interl&eta ..._..._ tt.'P:Itteeof rtapeot do. tltlllur DOWN 1. Hebrew prc>phet t . Two-toed aloth mthe Owners Of Lots . At local Cemetery Are Urged To Meet o., July 18, 1957__, Nauona We'll not foTi!et you, Father. dear. You ~~;bared our troubles too. Somed11y we hope to meet you Jn the home beyond lhe blue. Now ltrs qr1qt1me _.Jnt. Popeye Presents Picture Wild Bill Hickok 6•30 Weatherc:ust 6:3a Sports Eyi 6:45 NB8 News 5 :30 :; ·45 6:00 Sentinel Day Book I lttCHAttD S. OWIN- GINIIIAL!AANAGifl AIYNDLD I. GttllNI - IDITOl !()me of the tlea al'e broken. C....t.r L. Tennehlll, StaH Wrtter, IJlllrtl ldltor I! oaveru.1n1 rop-ntltttv._ BoltiiiOII~ltmliOIL 1M. Mil Gtme arP the happy day, Yet around tbls d'ear' tUd hotne· ve., New Ya$ Cil)r, 18, N. Y. ttud terod 10 clou llliiWnf IU!tor allbe pool II Pam ' " '. 4)ftiD. act, 1! is or no effect. AUhougll emerge ncy measures, appropriations fur current ex:· penses, and tu levy ni~asures take ff · e ect Immediately and are not ·subject to referendum, the people stlll have the right lo , voice their opinions at U)l;! polls. They can drJ lhis by use iJf the Initiative. 'I'h\s power, also given by the Constltutian, enables the electors tv propose legislation whteb is first aubmitted to the Genera] Assembly a nd, if not passed, can later be pla~~ on the ballo~ Tlbis method cou be used to repeal a statute on which there wail no right of refer endum . DAILY CROSSWORD Poet's Corner I Queen For A Day 3:45 Modern Roma nce~ 4 :00 Co!lledy Time 4•30 Movietime 7·00 Jimmie D~on 7:30 Boston Blackle 8•00 Captain Kanye~too 1- -. - ,a- i l y o,;s CBS News 9,oo Garry Moore 9•30 Arthur Godfre1 10,30 Strike H Rlrh 11:00 Valiant Lady TO HAVE PICNIC The Jolly BuncJI Sewing Club ll :ltli Lo\'e of Lift: w1' tl have a p!cn 1·e ~day at 6 p. 11·30 Search ror Tureorrow ru . at the Middleport Roadside Park 11 .45 Guld lng Light at 6 p. m. Menibers are to bring 12:00 Katie's l;(itchen their table service and a covered 12:30 As th"' Wori ... Turns 1.00 Our Miss Brooks dish. L30 Houseparty TO MAN POSTS 2:00 Big rayof! All mcmbli'rs of the Ground Ob· 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show .server's Corps ire uked to ma"n a,oo Bria:hter Day their posts Ssturday, July 20, 3;15 Seeret Storm noon to 6 p. m. for the GOC exer3:30 Edge of Nl~ht cise to be held by the Charleston ' :00 The £;;riy .Sbuw Air Defense Filter <;enter. 1t is a,ao Your Essu Reporter "Operation Vigilant Four", said Jack Thomas, Chief. H5 Spor.ts Parade Weatherman •·oo Actlr. n 6:15 Ddllg]&.! Edwards 6:30 My"!frietl.if:·1''llcka 7:00 Vic Damone 8:00 Millionaire 6:30 I've L"'lt A Secrl'-t I We ap~nt many bappy yean And aha~d botb jOf and sonQw And amlled thro'-'lb love and teen. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS 01' MEIGS-MASON ARIA ll mlljOI'iiY does not approve _o_f_t_ h-. rtl THI O~D HOMIITIAD My homestead In the vatley aetwefn the ru,aed 1'11119. Memories of my ohltdhood Around It llnaer ftill. z,oo a,oo Truth or Consequenrel Tic Tac Dough l.t Could Be You iex and Jinx Current My L:ttle Y,are:te Bride. and Groom Matinee Theater afternoon at the lAklo ··. ' MedleM;l center. · The deeeaaed had been in m health for 1ev~ral months and bad been residing with his dauibter, Mr,a. JlU!lt.tl J. Halt, In Pt. PJeiiant for the past 16 yean. , He ·was prec::eded In death by hi• wJfe, Mary Jane Windon. .Funeral aervice& were held on ~Tburlday morning at 10:30 at the Crow Furieral Home ln ?t. pteas- ·-·------- deep 1• d a~, a _so 1. g,M~oh "'''"lllede by ' ". white 0 lime Mr· " · CD rna~ for her 4-H Club-Vall ey l'r rao W. 15R~N F'm· "'' Bo s l · Soc-Ia St ,. "' Ohl h Y cou s gav(' Sen . New-' •• ry fll 1 I - ~ o hcrgN of Oregon a lively half , After a bill is pilssed by the Legho11r on 1'Y SunrlaY- I was am ~r- H:lalure and signed by the Gov~red !l i!ll lrl y ama1.ed at the range of nor, 11 is fiJed in \1\e ortice of the !herr knowledge-nice to hear Secrl!~nry of State. At that lime, Conrad Schall and ~is violin the Secretary Of Stale llj.jl&t d eterpgnin- Mitldleport's w~\1 loved mlne what the effecti.Yel da te of Charlie Mayes live s again in hi.; the act ia. If a b~ll . eonains an new .~~:ranrlson-Virginia and Er emer~eney clau~e. •f tt, makes a n nest Co~·t•rt 's new baby- I Wi sh approprlatiun for current.ex'penses, he con lei hav e seen hlm- Rush or if it levies a tax, it takes effect Philson hrown as a berry fro m imf!!-edle~te\y upon the siy:ne~lure of hi~ farm work at his uncle's at t he Governo;, otherwise it does Racine--! asked him " Pirkln' anv not lake effect untll the exp1ra· Lomntocs, Hu sh?" Sez hi! "Oh ti~m of n i ~cty days after it 1s filed only ahout 300 crates fl day "- : w1t h tl1e Scc~et11ry of State. MARKIT UPORT . meet Mrs. Cast•y and flnu hte;st' Under the Ohio Constitution, CINCINNATI UP - Produce: new people llvin" 'n theg , these lnws lhal do not take eHect Eggs, steady tO firm; net pai.d l new ·~ t l u l h e I.nurl'ncc Milhuan apartmentwe ror nine t Y d <!YS ar~ sulo'J""c at f11rms tor U. S. consumer whit!.! welcome lht>m hrre- lwo n e . rerert'ndurn ; !h&t 1s, th~ rl11 hl of and brown !( A jumbos 37-43; A pilll for ll llr S(' h OO) ~ lhC pt:ople lO petition and order large 3S-38; A medium 27-31; .\ 1 freshman, one an c'•gh~~egro~ ;r~- t hal the lnw be sul.Jmit~ed lO_ ~he !!ma ll 20-22; B large 26-30; FOH our neph K th G voten for apprnv,.J. Thu pct1t10n white and brown A large 44-43; scares 1111 ~;itt w~~lte his td~~~~~~~ must he signt·d hby six percdenl ' of A medium 3~; B large 38·39. 1 b t · b t p the c t•ctors nf t e stale an filed Chickeru, ateady, fryers 3-3'h a ~u kmhpo":~ on . at omen'\ with lhc Sec;·('!al'y of State within K'"ali . 1 h"" 1 an yot t" shw un ~o_o t the ninev days. Such a petition, if lb. 22-23; heavy hens 13·10; lighl , - w1 ll 11.: sm e e reJoins lid th • rr 1 • 1().12.., Valume a-.d pric:e dlstrlbu· "E r h " r .· lh 1 1 va , w111 pos1pone e F. ect tvt"l 22; 1~ ,. , 1/e , c.lr .0, .. a ma l me ,'. date agal.n , until the clc~tion. Up· t\on ()0 fryers 2'7,200 11t ~ ouldn t swrm. - but go~> h . 1111 ~ on the filing of the pet tiQJI the 600 at 23 an.d 8,000 qt uault>te1·· j u t tlll I th I t 1"11 ' s . up 11 ose 10•0 s 1 Secretary of State arrang s to have only tip end of the bar k 1.~ eve•• the "''"ct•'on ,laced on tile ballot. mined prices. hi t I 1d t "o r tuur ng Wll c r WIIS g u . 'I If a m11jority of those voting on th e Butter, 90 score 71. see pa:onts carefully cl_olh l_ng queation approve the act, lt be-the ir htllc one~ In bual~ lfl Ide! comes effective lmmediatei,Y. II prellt)I'Vt'rs-,IU ror llll', I rl want a,bOI;t three nf ~r~se on -~~ld Lh~~ t' lbrJ(I] !., [•f!.l:•; :11•: I d Jf' sca r ed p n - a_ s1 en ~111111:•; ·'':1 22. Whirl. :;,r•l •.i t ,3. Baby bird ACROSS der web :uvay lng outside nl)' wli~,_, _.' 11 :•11 1 ·~• :111\ll ':f I tnr ' · Eaker I .Goddeu dow fl.~ I write- the long ~tra ttd U :"' f ".\•'' \ I fi •-J wind I lt.) 6. Corea ·r:ro:;• •. r~· • n ,_,: I' l kind- these ure balloon s plrlcn 6. Church · lpo.M., &. Betallt t-l l·t r-;· ~1 :oj F\aJrl1rJ whleh can ride hundrf'd~ of lcf'\ 23. Be. port r}r<l~• IIIIJrJ : J i. SoU~ through the air lh usly- I haV(' ; · t::J ll l:lt~ LIF' '-'11 fore 7. Meaau..(feom.)" fll'."• i:i lJI J:: ' l;.i' the starlings !lcnred out of mv 2t. Con. of tenrth 10. Huolc 1 \;jl fl ~l J~." apple tr~e now- develo ping a firm cI:JYI:It.) pooma :".' ~ tt Ji:l' \1 L. danc'ly pitching arm oul of lt- b11l as. Youna i · : r.• : 1~1 •: ~ I III I :; I • . Royal th d th obln~ hoth or .•• u. Mother of ,, ._, :,\:'\! , htP <)I I.: ltOM ltl.ff Irllh rodiey an e r 1 ere t e er ;r they " ' yo 11 0" (var.) 18. Way Jpo.u. ) C ev !! V 1 of WIIW'W&J 11 . . .ION cree ping up they K ~ t sHH P9 II. Wicker IJi. !toman death , n11ry a rustle--It 's too en· approach s•. J'ortbodlnr ttatumaa .eontalner mlcot- blue morning alol"ies 1111 29. Varleptl!d 36. A.rinldnio 11. Strain u . Ttrht 30. Hawaiian 38. Bitd' ~ roun 1t now at the C\art•nce Cllnc·~ 13. Rom.ntan 15. ~ilt col no Nora Mills and the Chamb1•rs IIIli' 18. Pair (abbr.) bird. ~· 83 . More do.f.O. CUckoo 19. Half IT .Cryot~ln den- well &amed "lllltlYenly Btu'r." meat\. t3. ChlnNJii an em 18. P'umllhil4 - hear about the old feller h11d cattd dialect 21. J'ortlt;t 20. Ttlhartum ~ uch an ancient ox " Yt>p," set he ~aym. ) " once belonged to Geor11e Wuh21.Panona inglon"-"Really gaapcd a vi~ltar 2t. Man•• ne.mt It 11urely stood up wt•lt"-" W~ll. 28. MUalllo it orter'' quoth the other "It's had th.ree new handles and two 2T. Malayan. heads.'' loland 31. '11lu 82. Pltllt thoot 88. Tqwrard. a~. Vnlt.N POETS CORNER J :OO 1:30 Spinach Playhouse Mayor of the Town Father KIIUWS Best Kraft TV TheAter This is Your Llfe Waterfront Muquerade Party Jd:aaoh- County dairyman, ' di~d on ~etdly WCHS-TV ChanneD 8 &, B t>a ri 1~~A:~1~ ~k ~~~~~~S~~N~ll d I Lei !ht•m mid mon• whiskers ~ 0 ~~::~~~~· I !ar:epc my !'tit' 1111d QueP.n <t hout Iowa llrld tht: lu~t~· ::~e p~ctu;c or l-il'nry VIH. Hht•.v lht'M! at c~ur~hake~~-e cnjoy(' d nn;·1 11.30 12:00 12:30 630 Weatheh>ast 6:35 Spurts Eye 6 :40 NBC News many years. Did You Know That? 10:30 t I :00 Bride :mrt Groo!l'l 2.00 Ma~ lnee Theater 3·00 Queen for a D.1y 3:45 Modern RomrmaceJ 4:00 Comedy 'l tme 4 :30 Mov\etime 5 :30 Popeye Presents 5 :45 News Picture 7:00 7:30 6·00 9:00 9 :30 10:00 "t Sign On 6 :00 Today 9:00 RomJ.er ROOII 1000 The Price is hight 9:00 . Romper Room 10·00 The Price Is Right 10:30 Truth or CouseqtJ('_nce! 11 00 Tic T::c Dnugb JI ·30 It CQuld Be You 12·00 Current 1:00 My Little Mo:-g1e . 6:00 F. E. (Ed) Wind.on · Dies-On Tuesday Lakin Center F. I. {Ed) Windon, 80 retired 1 '" 1 :30 k Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, .Friday Today 6.00 12:00 nm.~~~· • .. ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 18, 1957 ~ p, • I 1 J CORN MEAL 5 lb. 41c 10 lb. 7Sc Van Camp 1 VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 cans 39c .'KARO SYRUP , I Y2 lb. jar 25c SWIFTNING 3 lb. ca~ 89c ARGO GLOSS lb. box 15c MAZOlA OIL qt. 77c CANTALOUPES - each NIAGARA STARCH 2-12oz.boxes 43c Room Deoderant FLORIENT 79c NABISCOCHIPPERS 35c I NABISCO RYE THINS 33c Yan Camp BEANIE WUNIES 2-8 oz. cans 37c Betty em With Sf Off FLUFFY WHm FROSTING 24c Kaiser - \.!! prlee oalo BROILER FOIL 2-20ft. rolls 59c KOTEX 12's -:-43c Kleenex TABLE NAPKINS Box 27c 39~ LIPTON TEA BAGS Qt. Size 49c Debnonleo elbow or shell MAI:ARONI 1 lb. box 21c LIN IT STARCH 12 oz. box 17c UQUID ..IT STARCH qt. 23c;' KLE£rtEX 400's-29c ~unahlne HI·HO CRACKERS lb. 36c DELSEY TISSU.£1 4 rolls -57t ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~---r~'; �~· . ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,)uly 18, 1957 f-DaUy Sentinel, .~ • Softball fans who have trekked over to Wahama for the tournament report tt>e OVEC team is the class of the I t B t' •d s on tb e e 1ec t nc · b oys t o b eco me o . e .tors are Iay i n g 2 · 1 Ou champs. Good crowds- in fact full houses--have been in attendance and thus Ralph Sayre's llth annual Softball Tournament alf ready may be calJed a success . The opening round was eatured by two no-hit performances . Two games to date in two nlghts of play have been called before Tegulalion seven innings have been covered beca-use of high scores. A lot of fa st pi•J•ers are bnltli n"' typewri ter wht>n she is sitting It out for honors and ir yo u wa nt' home alont' doi ng the samf' to a fine ev£'ning's enlertainmem. go. the lutest baby . t. ,t ! I I I ·woody r.a ll and Larry Morrison are connlv111g to llllttth their league lcaHing t .it.tle- Lt.·ague baseball ('luh~ ·a an i'xhihilwn game sonn. ~unison ~lgnalctl l'flrly this Wt'ek th nl hi..! ("Oulrl conw Uown Wedne-sday night. Woody had a cardt'd with a Gallipolis 1 game club. Conn.,l'!ions will be made 1 soon for SlHl' 1 When it does bas('ball fans s ho-uld iinc up t~ see the hattie. Racine h<ts a slick outfit hended by three rt-liable pitchers 1hi' Ntl. l fireman being Wee Fuozy Wolfe, husky young brother o( Ultle and Big 1-'oo[y. Th.ese are the baseball· ingest brothers ever to rise- up out or Racine perhaps Woody 'IHIR Chttriey Bush. John· ny Singer, Hnd Russ McElhinney, a a l'ronl line pitchers. WhctbeT they can ~ubdue th<.• Racine hit· ·t.;ors i~ a mo,,t point indeed. Watch for it. It ought to be good. l WINS liCE TOURNEY _ l Speak to your noctor at the fi.nt slsn ., jJJncss -- . - H~ Is Best Quolilied to advise you _.. We are WeJI QUI!Iltfied :te· fill his PrePJcriJtlona for you! · The speakl"r ? Warren G. HHrdin~-:. lEt<!~'~· NATIONAL W GO One Group • Men's Wash ·n' Wear ahd Nylon CORD SUITS Vulues to $28.95 SALE $1'9.95 · <MI, .· • OVEC ' On the Other hand' had I" •t,uggle •II th"" w•y ~ " to come from beh 'ond to .. ,·n by 6·"<J ·on e·oght ·,,, ,,_ ings over West rolumbla. Frla.y'• 'l'h Rcdl eg ,. 5....• v >"to Ch ' t 8 klGamar . . e)• over the 2 1...; .- nlfht 1 Nc'" e York Giants, W~dne idly M'llcagok a t roo Ne YnY"rk .... no'""' ,.,. · 1 wau 1.'£-> a Phil w d "lpho'a a•.• ro· · no'fo,hl "'''''· 1;, o11e <!'xam ple. 1 1 '- mcinna 1 a . a e . Crowe slammed two hofners St. Louis at Pltt~burgh ~ltibt while drivllli' 10 four runs to lead The Philip Sporn team. fell AMERICAN LEAGUE h · R dl - b tt ' tl k AI .... 8 1 th e seamll 11S lh ey gave w ,.. . •.£ e e n.>leg a at:onslstiml lng a ae hitter · · apa., rp. 0 .. .. o!.•1wugh. l'ltl 1 1 h 1 8 b s 1· y k 66 7 23 56 J e suppor o d urLako' er uj lvN('w Ol' C.rowe has rut togeher a good seath d Ch' • , .619 4 ers on e moun · n umpe Jcago <J 2 3... • son so i<~r as a "replacement" Ior · 10 a quw · k 2-0 1ca d on 1wo h'Is t Boston m 4•u 41 ·"'' 12 Klu:rowS"Id. and two errors in the firsf inning Cleveland 44 41 .!H8 J21f2 Hits 19th Homer and added seven more in the third Detroit 42 43 .494 14 1/ 1 Crowe hit his 19th 'homer in the on 3 series of infield hits which Baltimore ·. · 40 44 .476 16 second i nt1 ing with the bases empwere unplayable by the Sporn I Kansas City · · · 32 52 .381 24 ty_ He slmlm1cd his 20th into the men. Washingto,l · · · 29 !59 .330 29 upper right field. st11nds in the h G 11 dd d h. W•dn••d•v'• Relult& third innwg . to foUow singles by 3 . Pre~c er ~ oway , e t c Chicago 3 Baltimore 1 Gus Bell and ,Frankie Robinson. clmchlng run 10 the bot.om .0 f lht> Washington 11 Cleveland 6 nigh! The fil'sl i1aseman's sluJ!Iging fourth whe~ _he 1 ~ o~r With a New York 5 Detroit 1 iligtit gave the Hedl~'s a 4-1 lead, which ~~~~ r~;Or~h~~u~ad;d~t ~~~-Omao~: I ~ansas _ City 4 Boston 3, 12 inn- proved to bl" the needed tally to runs in their top or Lhe fifth the mgs, mghl defeat the Gianttf, and gave Brooks game was over because of 8 iourFriC?h•.v'• G•~h't' Lawrence Ius lOU, win of the seane, ruling Boson 1 at 1cago m., son, } · Baltimore at Karuas City night Leo Valentine's two run h.--6mes Washington at Detroit nigbt for OVEr in 1he bottom or the· New Ygrk at Cleveland night ' seventh inning ti1'd t-he .:arne up INT,ERNATIONA\. L.AOUIII with WeHt Columbia ~tJ 5-~. Two W L Pet. men were out at the time and it BuHnlo . . . . . . . ~2 41 .559 r looked as If West Columbia would Richmond ri2 63 .!153 be Lhe Cinderella lel'm of the Toronto ~I ~2 .546 tournament. Roches'ter . . . . . . . . 50 48 · .821 Pomeroy Havana 44 50 .468 Actually, Valentine's lohg fly to Miami . , , . . . . . . 42 48 ,46J Will Be Closed right field was mbjudsed by Don· Columbus . . . . . . 41 42, .441 nie Vln Matre and went over hiS' 40 ~1 440 hea d. Montreal ..... . ..... 4 · Rochester;' MontTeal 5 ft'eop-2nk Clark of OVEC Jed off the last Columbus Burfalo S Toronto 2 3 J-lavana 2 or the eighth in ning wl!h a double and then scored with two outa on Richmond 0 ¥iaml 0 lJt, t ie called after 8 . Lnnings raln ' Olin Neal's denn sins'le Into right ., d Richmond at Miami, 2nd pp center. 'tonight. Sporn will meet West rainAMERICAN ASSOCIATION I I !rooill1!1 weci..Jtlay nliht. 'Nle Braves dumped the Phillie• from nra:t place to third by beatinK them, lll-3. Wedoeflday night. The Cuba defeated the Pirate.~, .~ -1. in their ow, private battle for seventh r:ace. Yanka Hold lctr;to The Yankee~ retained tbelr four game lead in the Amer:can Le•.cue · • streak, 11-6: RIP HONOiti!D phia Ph liLies outfielder Rip ftcpul!iki was presented with a watch ••for. ·u•Btanding effort" at tbt' 1-3 July "ba!leball ( •rum ~( the P"ll 11 It· delphia Sports Wrtters A!I~J\. Wednesday Repulskl earned . the award for batUng over .300 smec / .·" .J .... ,.. 4.n't haY. .. d!Gnll • ttr. ...... .... NOd. N.t ~ ner wlf•, ner ,.., ' ' MEN'S JACKETS One Group Yz PRKE SPORT SHIItTS Values to $4.00 Values to $MO Scile $1.89 Sale $U9 1 I d1lldNftl Aftrr a puncture or blowo11t. tblt' "built-ill ~" liu you drive i• a!fFtt. at' nonnal specd1, for 100 Diliei or· more. Stop in todiy. 1 We'D" ii~ you a bit b'~-:.La: do 1 !....!--~ '1St "'' From Middleport to Pomeroy will be Me for one passenger or 35c each when there Is more than one passenger. Aulborlled Goodyear Tire Dlalrlbntor Layton Sayre, 01\'ner Pb.84 ---- B&B Call Co. - DAYTON, Ohio UP- Sammy Snead, shooting one of his finest rounds, led 64 .•urvivor.li into two sudden-death 18-hole rounds in the PGA gdll champJonship today wHh al. the lop favorites still In The running. Doug Ford, the favorite; Walter Hurkemo, one of the greatest match players in the game; de· rending chumplon Jackie Burke, U. S. Open king Dick Mayer anti most of Lhe other "name" golfers still Were in the runnlnif. S.nead defeated Joh.n Ser11fln or Pittston, Pa., 4 fnd 2. as he overpowered the nl ly 6,773-yard Ml· «mi Valley Golf ('lub. ,He wns SIX under par tor the 16 h.oles. Dow Flnslcr\llald, another or the heralded youngster• ~ho is playlni in the event lor the first Ume, mad! !he serorut round When his opponont, Theodore Slelchter, the 39-year-old pro at tll~ Getty~burs Country Club at GettYRburJ: Pa. 1 w:wre President Elsertbower p1ay11 his aolf when at h.li' fJMn hdme there, called a --' ' .. ~ ..... ........, ... ~. - . 1'1'"' LoDJ Ji#om--Mn, Ada BbHJI Ml• Mace! smJth, Howard Park-er, Earl Clark, Cbarlel lllrelnto, 1tarU1 Frank, Paul r. AJldrew, Mn. Vercia Stout, Eloise Connolly, Thelma Cue. Minenville-.-Vernon Nease, Rl· chard Rummel, Paul Kloea, Joe E. Tbortn Jr., \'lra;ll Halnm. Letart PJII.........Se•nt A.dlle)'. ReedJvUle-Jobn C. Riee. Athen.s-)[n. GaynoU Clark. Akron, Q-Baudll1· Manley, Sidney Burton. Muon. w. Va.-Marearet Ea· kin McDaniel. Rutland-Miss ~rletta Crou, Willl11m Brown, Charles c. KinJ, Vlrg\. l Atkins. Chester- Mrs. Erma Cleland, Frtd e. Smith, Mra. Nina Robin· 110n. . FREE DELIVEIIY EVERY DAY Moraiag and Afteroeon Creamo Oleo · · · · Pard _ Cheshire-Charles Thomas, Jackit! Oiler. , fortllnd-Eda;ar Brewer, Sid· nry W. Durst. Hefulock Grove-MUdred Stock ton. Uis rellow pros wh1• know hirn best said that Burite was playmil only because he thouKht it was lhe thing for a defending chunl· pion tO do. 'Searles Repaid , • (CcmtlnuH II' rom Pa,. 6M) Mr1. Kathryn Mooi'e, Allen Jlugbes. .SYracuse-Guy Guinther, Mrs. ~ulab Gibbons, · Oris Hubbard. ' Harmon . O'Brien, Fred Crow, · »- Mrs. Gunet Roush. · Racine It Racine R. n.-Mfs. Verna Rose, Miss Wilma Sayre, lin!. Mabel ShieM:s, Mrs. Dor!s ,Sty~. Paul Smith, M..J:s. France!'! Philson, )burice Lot~, Dan C. llii'tinger, He-left Fisher, Mrs. llakrl~ Smith. Donald Hendricks, Harriet Nelg le'r~ Cdi'a lUrch, Halle I . Fox;, Nou 'N5n:-: Jaeob Bush, Opal Van 'Meter, P~tty Shain. 0 { . Ford"; ntfied as - ma'tch p_layer, was a 5·1 Choice •n the field r;r 12s teeing Qft tor the first rouna play. will be 18-.hole New Furniture IIOR " .. $299.00 BAKER See Mullen· Af MULLE..IS SOHIO SI R·VI"I .... '' ''' ""~·.'·~· ._.,, ' I 441 Lotust St. Mlddlepor W. MAIN S'f, .... able to .,onderful car ' I Allert and evening a:upMr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy. per a:uests . and Mn. Ch.ar· Mrs. Mabel Winebrenner and les Goegl,ein, Flatwoods. 1 Mrs. Mary Mlller spent a da~ in ' Gallipolis. Sister Martha· , llotltse of the Convent of -the Holy Nativity of Fondu Lac, Wis., spent several John Warner, ' Eddie Bradley, dar Witti her auni\it ' Mrs. Irving Robert Gibson, Gordon Gibson and Kah. Sfie Was en ute to · Wash· David Wiseman · are spendin& a lngton, D. C., to vWt her mother. week at the Boy Scout ComP at Mr. and Mrs. M'ax Gilmore Kootago, W. Va. and children of Ptioenix, Ariz ... Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Wl\aley o-f are visiting Mr. 'and Mn. Llw· Chi1lieothe, spent SUnd11y with the I rertce Whitlate" a11.4 Mr. and Clint Gilkeys Sr. Mi's. Raymond ~ CotterlU !Visited Mrl. Bill HUdson. Mrs. Gilmore Is the daUghter·' of Mr. Whitlatch ·h er mother who Js all at Baltimore, . ahd sister of Mrs. Hudson and Ob!o. Mtl.! Margaret J!:llls assisted Mn. is her fir!it vl'lit here tn Roy Wi.seman with her house work . years. 'Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gilkey nlade Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ituhb.ilrd rtre a buaine~ trip to Ga11lpo1is Monannouricins the birth of 4 son at day. Hoh:er Hospifal\ July lf. Grand· Mrs;. WeJtha . Cla~;k .a11d her sisp8reht's are Mr. and Mrs; James ter: Maude, were dhiner gi.I-:!Sh of Stewart of Mason and Mrls. Mary the Robert Clarks, !lubl>ard. .Mi's. Martaret Douslas and Lola CJ-irk Coris\ilted a doctor at GalliDavid. PadKett visited friends recently. in SprirlgiitHl f~nU:Y. . . Mr. SWisbl!r is moving bi..s equip· Mrs. Robert Harden has been men on the Ernest Mayhl!gh, Don returned to her home from the' Cotterm and Cora Lee farms to Holzer Hospifal wh.E!re she was bcani strippinr operations. confir\~d several days. Mil&.Lo.uise ,Carsey spent a week Th-. an~ual' .plc!nic.~or the wit~ ,he~. ~unt in Dayton. 1 cuse Gzrrden Club wul' be Mlu uOhnie Miller spent two the Roadside Park on p;:;ld~~ weeks with ber aunt in Columbus. The Mrs: Harry Douglas is spending a couple of weeks with her son, Murl Douela•. Gajy 'Poley s9ent t. wi:!ek in Colbilibtii wttit· hla mother. Bible School is being held here each ·day fot- tW~ weeks. HARRtSONVILLE , LOA... . I • ' ,,, ' I Home of Arrow Shirts ,,.,. ~"""v VISIT · )'Otllt . ~.... lb. •••••••••• • Veal . . lb. Bologna Game Hens lodo Cornish .••..• oa. 79t/- Armour Star Piece ...... .• lb. • 39~ laan ' ' .' ' ' ' ,. - '! , lo· ~ •.. .: ·r. '{. '_:._-_ __,-.·.....~4~......__~..,...· ' .• lb. lb. •• Kroger, rich and refreshing Packe" Lobel Chum. Made from sun•riperied arang11. 49 corn . , . . . . 2 49' c . ....... No 1 · taU ~an , Pacten label C cream yellow. •••••••••••• , f ' ' la.el. ••••••••• ' l'bne 44-X 12 H. - baHies spotlight 303 Coffee Cans LB. No. Pomeroy ~~ma::.l ' ' .:.< ' I ' ..1> ., -~ '.~·:. '·. ' 0 " '. . n~ - .f.:L fctr-.3 to 5 days. Watcb .,. ·' ... ·.,. '•' ·r..' · .... aiiOKE, IUT WON LONG BEACH, Calif. UP Leona Gage. l blaek·haired Cin· ,derella from 'Maryland who en· tered the- Miss Universe contest with only SlO in her ·poallet, ~il~tY btpt -won the coveted U~l·ed dress.United Statea-in a ·b .>·.~ -~- ! ~~·~"·~~ .. '" ... ' &lln · Foil ~~ui.•r•s Foor ~ · ' iato!Oil' ! lia _· . hilllllt; h ,I il~lfll 911 eldh; If not ·I·u~ r:~.::t,.rot ·h:;a;rar a. ,. ~ly Dutton Drug, dleport; . ,S,wiJher ~p. LohJe t·'a. ' s.~. t ~· ) ' llj 79c Royally Brand Cruohed or Diced golden frui•. Pork-Beans lo~~~~b. $1.00 . Peanut Butter.~~~~.~:~:::.39c readk - .• a· - "':."u•r"'w'mhulll•a· ... ••••••••••••••1, - 2·loaves 31 • French Fries.~~ 3:k;~: 49c 1• ' wAi ' '~· lb ICt. ~.~~~. . . ' fenlive a y,\tei'ariFootball or ftl)e yean · inend theandNatio11ol teaaue has signed h.11 1957 contral!t .,.:ith the Detroit Lions. M'4ini· plaYed collet.Jate ball at MU'" '*y state TeaellerS College Jlf K8ilt\aCky. • # . :!- . lb. 69c Chicken Legs . . . .. 65c 79c Chicken Backs. ... 10c Chicken Wings . :·. 19c 46 oz. • No.303 caM MAINS SIGN / DET)IOiT UP.4>1f' Malns, -~·- . AUTHOlllzBD -C4QJf.i.4t: bl~t:lf " Pbone 6222 No. 2nd Middleport ' ··~·······~······· _pl·••tt • - MEAT MARKET Swift'• Premium BuHer BaD 4/8 lb. average . '- i likt:ly be a111azed t • Our. Nallonally-Advertlled Stotk! Bachner's pou- unques; .eveotful miles before ~t comes to jou:rr..ey's end. And conaider, if yi>u will. what a wonderful J>romi&o this 02troordinory longevity holds ' for ..,~al<ver lensth of time this t'Onilem811 elects lo .keep the car in his poo...,ion. It tes6&ea~ fo.r ;DAtAnce# ·to hU Cadilloc's great ·CJU&Iity ••• to it. e~duling and ·~tnelesi ltylilll I .. and to i~ extraordinary qependability, · to 5:30 P.M . Mrs. Thomai !lul'f'1 and Mr, and Mrs. Jack WUUlm ~nd aon were ealled to Col~lijb..t\( bv t6e death d! his' uritli!' · JSilli' Matthew. _ Miss Marie lfouduh~lt Ath.ens spent the weeken.::dinui;~, ller parents Mi. and Mrs. ~ Houdashelt. the whole fulwe lifli of ihe haa just jlurcbaacd • ; • be ,..,u]d For the odds are that his Cadillac will traV.I lit..ally hundreds;-of thousanda of !lu;lling and POMEROY PIIONE 330-M A.~l. SYRACUSE 'SWEET CORtf .... · ..' ·.. ·.... ·.. .. it d.z:' 39c W. Mal¢ St. r.he 8:00 ~.. aria ~ [b'; afthll' lniobnt;tho hapPy 111011 Jou, see Mo., Not Week..,d · Speotall)es STORE IIOURS w. suqlier'• · · .. · · FUNidURTEIS ... .. .. •.. · ' ~ ·· .. · •· Ill. · 53c '- .BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET ,.,.,, OUR REGULAR PIIICES f • 'OMAtOES · .. · .. · .......... · .. hasket 99c , . "-AnS · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · doz. 23c ."-• . ·· -· -- -~ -· Flour sIlls. 49c Sugar · · ·· S Ills. S4c SIMONS MARKET 8 A.M: to 9 P.M. Home Grown · Gold Medal Cuyahoga Falls, Mrr. Mildre4 m" . head and son, Canton, Mu rs. Woodson Ha)'hes agd .IIV!.•.J..hl !'<H~ grandchild ' afi~ )Usj )'Q!e : r.<~ll or Ch.ar· leston, Va. an Mr. and Mrs. K.. C. Helemerlck~ Parkersburg: "' .' ~ Jiom~ t<rown .·. "The Store Q.mplde" 7 DAYS PER WEEK 2 for 31e Ms IFalls, o., Greathouse, WU\" PAY MOllE? I~ Frying Chickens 1 lb. 39t: Dog Food 1 ' Rclomt- · 'I• YOUNGS MARKET 1 ~7.946 Fresh Ground Beef 3 lbs $1.00 a possible winner. Ford R1,.d F1vorite However, even if he was at Hw Flcks. top or his ga111e . Btu ke would ·Buckle)' and rlaugh- on!!< be rated second tu rugged .a day Doutc Ford, who won the litlc in 1955 and who is the leaf,iusl money winner on the 1957 tOLLr· . nament trail with earnings of i NfED TIRES ,GJ:HI Savin•• on All Summer Merthandtse Tlkeb From DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. • .Mrs. Mary Farmer, Hometown W. Vi., spOilt liorif, Sat~t4!\i ililt\1' Wel!.nesday at th~ holt!e of offi)jij Ke_tsey. Clarence Rupe, Five Pdinta, c.-lIed on his sister, Mra. Th~&dcWe K~nnedy , Sunday. \ Bernard Ledlle has emplo)iftent a_t tbe Vanadium plant. Hll ~ livlna, f-of -tHi!~~esent, at the1 ~orne of bla ' btolnef·Jn.law and aiiot\1;', Mr. ·r~ .M<~; J!Otl' ~artrulii. · ~~a~jlrtfP11!tj!il, Rld'· Granl!i!; SP~fttl ttie week end at home. Mr. and Mrt; Dale Howell· or Springfield aile di!hd\lli. W "eek at the h9:mi! ol liW ri\onieio Mrs. e Kenni\V ' I · I - 'Mrs. IfOweU wit ll Mrs. Hal-old Gar'dii~ ~6. ·~to~dWy. ·Mrs. Hardld. (}~ ~ .,: her '4Uests this wet!l( h~ a:raJid~'Hitdren Eddy end Kenny LOq Garnet of • Columbus and Vit!ky and Billy Fet· ty of Lang.sville. Harold Gardner is bAt!k at his old employment· at New Phl1adeiJdlia. I . ~. One GrouP. SPORT S.HIRTS \ (,' rere One Group J l The following price changes fo,r B & B Cabs anywhere within Middleport city limits, includina: &Uroad-St.. Gravel Hill and up to th.e Pomeroy Brldp,e will be 35c tach. MinneapoHs g Denver B Omaha g St. J'aul 3 Wichita a Louisville 6 Indianapolis .3 Charleston 2, ht 12 innings Indianapolis 5 Charleston 4, S innings. curfew - -- - - _ .. NEW YOflK UP- Tommy 1.ou· ghr:w. · former world lisht-heavy· wt'ight chnmpion, will ~elp \)~ad c· st the world he<1vye1ght tttk b~ut •betweon champion ~o,y~ Patterson and Tomnty Hul' a-no Jackson al the Polo Gr nds .July 29. eWer Ule weak ei\d1.. Ciay uptil Tuet<)ay at the home of iiU ollit, C~fl Kenne~Y. at Utb· nedy at Uthopblls, WhUe there he C:Of\IUited a weciaUst In Columbus:. , Mr. and M,rs. Cuh Bnley spent Tue,daf in Wellston on business. MY. 4nd Mrs. Wilbur ReeVes and children. Columbus. spent Saturdu night and Suhday at the bo'mt! of her parents.- Theodore Kennedy. Their son , Gary, tetnained for a week. E!fe<tlve July 15 lit . _.~ Waht Kennedy apent from Fri- TAXJ FAR.E INCREASES Juiy 29th PC.<\ Col£ Round I MEN'S SPORT COATS 1-3 OFF w•• ~~•.Diillvid, penaitJo.' shot ori lft~l=m=&e~l~f~':"_'~h:•j,~~~;:~"!!'!~M~I4tl~~lo~port:;! ';ll 17th ltble. -·· . •. ·~ .. · lev. R. A. Biddle filled h1a relappt~lntment at ~be Lana-.vtne Cll'lU'th Sunday momlna . Tbe ice crt:lm fe1Uval JJ)Ontored _,Y the 4·H Club a.t the church on saturday evenlnJ well attend· .ed and proceed, were about $40. !Mr. an'd Mrs. Richard Felty and 10na were guest• of Mr. and Mrt, V:enclall Kaylor at Muon, W. Vi., ,ular tl(ti;Jamlly Columbus ""''' !lUMia· 'C\f Mr. and M:rs. C&fol Pie~ antt NOTICE July l'z - 27th Langsville 1 lowaocc on your praent breL Works Shop One Group ' ' PHlLDELPHJA UP-Ph!ladfl• < )(e and. Mrs. WiliJIIIIrn John1on fh! ....... 1 lop Bo•t_n_n._•_·_3._ _ _ _ fla,l)lida)'. The Nhtionr.l Leagueh racebooth resembled a c--,·owded p one ·t·ng wIth f our olh er C' Iubs t wa1 I · around impatie-ntly to ptl h m a pennant call as soOn as t ey cau ~rr~e.first · place C:.ll'dinals off St. Lou is just m<:~naged to sneak into the lead by one percentage point with a .3 victory over ---- 7 t-"Gr1ause Body _ l11nsu City went 12 lnnlnfo to Lnnm~s :h~l~ra~g~o~be~a~l~B~a~lt~im~o~r~e,~3~-l~,~·~n~d~t~h~e~J~u~n~e~f§o~ru~m~.===::E:lE'" . . . . five-game winning b•fore he wa• -lac·• pttched e!gbt .. Lawrenre ~-... ~ by rookle H•ul Sanchcr, aft.. ... New York •c-ed theo'•, tho'rd ,'"'n .... .. a.nd had runn ers .)n first and second with two out. Snnchr-7. hallowed onet' more run b r · the · · . · 'nl e m·e re 1r1ng •ller . Robinso apparently the worse for n, the beaning none Tuesday, was discbarged from the hospital Wed nesday. He coUected one hit for four times at bat. The Redl egs • wmnmg . . run cam e · lhe f'fth ·mmng · Ill t when Johnny Temp 1e 1e d oIf with a doubl e to and seored on a wild pitch ~~n ter the Giants' Mike Mc&rmick. NOTICE Form1n First -~ ~·:D 111 --- .... ,a-~ · h T u· Proves VaIue wr ttlt WO omers,~:~hl~:~n":~:;,;'~e!i.':~!; """' L Milwaukee 4:9 36 3'17 .!l7l .!l'FO NEW YORK UP - Clnclnnafl's St. Louis · · 48 ..... 1 Pl1iladelphia 4:8 3 -~ ~. Ted K luzew~ki rna ~.. be having ._. Brooklyn 46 37 .5- 1 ~J plenty or trouble with hts ailing _, 47 39 ·547 2 back, but the injury wasn't hurling Cincinnati York 40 45 .471 8 l.2 George bit today New Pittsburgh Crowe.Crowe on theone bench until . KJu'~ 31 ~ ~ t71f1 Chlrago 2R ~2 .3M I 8 trouble began. ·has proved h · •1 • worth fcrr lhc Redle-gs. The fir. ' co·n",·,,n'"a n,"Ndc•w~·'ayR,,.. ,". 1'' baseman has com_e througH in tilt.' 4 1 • . . h tight pinches with gnme-saving St; Lolus' 7 Broo~l,Yl.l 3 ~~~ t . , Ail s to lead Cincinnati to a num· Milwaukee lO Philadelphia 3 ru11 j bcr or h~uu fought vktori~s lhis Chicaco 4 Pittrburgh 3 ntght ' .season. Snead Shows Top • a ¥t:llt crowe SlUo-grn. g.Like s·Ig Klu BY ....UNITED PIIIE5' L GREENWICH, Conn. UP- Witlie Turnesa, formf'r U. S. an11 Br1-· !ish Amateur charnpiun , won the Ike Goll Tournament Wedne11day 'lh 11 d 72 h0 1 1 WI recor - c score 0 280. Pete Arend fini~he1l seco nd d P I K II 288 wl'h awith e Y was lhtrd a an 294 inau the three-day · lc.urnament spo nso rec I by lh t' N('w York Duily Nrws. Columbia in the consolation game scheduled to start at 7:30. The champiomhlp tilt wlll follow im mediately . Line S<"o re~: ht G•m. Sporn 000 00- 0 4 4 Lakin 207 lx- 10 9 2 BattericR: Stivers and D. Clark ; Nibert and W. Galloway. 2nd Game W. Columbia 010 004 OU- 5 5 ~ FRI., JULY 19, 9,Jl0 P.M. !EDT! OVF.C 000 021 21-6 8 8 TRIALS - I:SO Batll'rirl!: Miller anrl Ducky Van 8 ev•ml.s. Modified and strictly Maire: Hoach , Rnnkin (6J, and .!ilOck.\1. Com pt!tltlon open. J<'REE Neal. parking . . BIG: ADDED AT'rHACTION, performances !)('tween races: All-American Daredevil Thrill Show. Adults, .SUiO. fl t(l 12, tHlc; undl·r 6 r~uJo;E . Also 11t.ock l'ar rar.t·~ Sunrluy, July 21, 3.00 p.m. F.OT. JULY CLEARANCE -~. · - - -- - - I • 1 it - ......... . . "- Will Meet In Final BASEBALL RESULTS Lakin will face OVEC of Kyger Creek in t h.e finals of the Bend Softball Tournament aI Bachtel Fit:ld in Mason City tonight as a result of wins over Philip Sporn and We!!t Columhl9 , respectively. l''t n;ght · Lakin puiJed one or the biggest surprises of the meet as they ran roughshod over Sporn to Win by a score of to-o in an abbreviated five inning affair. By Cllet TannoblU Odie is rontemplalin.e: matrlmony and admits th at he 'll have ~u rearrangf' hls ~ork:' sc hNlule after that f.ttuclysm lc evl..!nl so as not lo br on his _spo rts beat m tlfl en dunnP, 1hc n~ght hours. ll takes a rarP httle womln to u!Kierstand why her one and only must ru_sb down loa tool ball park to get hne scores and run sco ring plays at _ 10 .P· m., or sit at 1:1 de~k unhl m1drught 11panklng a silly "\ Sporn Upset By Count In Play SPORTS DESK od'· c O'Donnell of Gallo'pol'o .•, oop ~ !'om Log' " llo'gh '"h<>ol lo radoo ' "'" •nd from thNe '" tho (',allo· ,,,li~ ..Tribun(''s Sports DL•sk ,' lakes time" to help school official s keep corn: pletr lndivtdua l records on battin g during ba st•llllll ~eason, and ~hooting pernmlagcs in ba:-;kethull seHson . .- Kyger,. Tile Dail11 Sentinel . '' . - --- ._.:••,•·._ojj..,.,.•.,,...,,,...,,.,,.,....,.,..,~,_..:z,cc..~ .• • 4 • "' 2'2111. grey'S, guaranteed ripe right down tO mi ~- . California White Seedless . &rape·s ri""..l • IIIIo ea• . . . . . . · Plump buhohoo luice rich. •••••••••• lb • 2 ..... 25c Carrot• lb. • ceRo �~· . ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,)uly 18, 1957 f-DaUy Sentinel, .~ • Softball fans who have trekked over to Wahama for the tournament report tt>e OVEC team is the class of the I t B t' •d s on tb e e 1ec t nc · b oys t o b eco me o . e .tors are Iay i n g 2 · 1 Ou champs. Good crowds- in fact full houses--have been in attendance and thus Ralph Sayre's llth annual Softball Tournament alf ready may be calJed a success . The opening round was eatured by two no-hit performances . Two games to date in two nlghts of play have been called before Tegulalion seven innings have been covered beca-use of high scores. A lot of fa st pi•J•ers are bnltli n"' typewri ter wht>n she is sitting It out for honors and ir yo u wa nt' home alont' doi ng the samf' to a fine ev£'ning's enlertainmem. go. the lutest baby . t. ,t ! I I I ·woody r.a ll and Larry Morrison are connlv111g to llllttth their league lcaHing t .it.tle- Lt.·ague baseball ('luh~ ·a an i'xhihilwn game sonn. ~unison ~lgnalctl l'flrly this Wt'ek th nl hi..! ("Oulrl conw Uown Wedne-sday night. Woody had a cardt'd with a Gallipolis 1 game club. Conn.,l'!ions will be made 1 soon for SlHl' 1 When it does bas('ball fans s ho-uld iinc up t~ see the hattie. Racine h<ts a slick outfit hended by three rt-liable pitchers 1hi' Ntl. l fireman being Wee Fuozy Wolfe, husky young brother o( Ultle and Big 1-'oo[y. Th.ese are the baseball· ingest brothers ever to rise- up out or Racine perhaps Woody 'IHIR Chttriey Bush. John· ny Singer, Hnd Russ McElhinney, a a l'ronl line pitchers. WhctbeT they can ~ubdue th<.• Racine hit· ·t.;ors i~ a mo,,t point indeed. Watch for it. It ought to be good. l WINS liCE TOURNEY _ l Speak to your noctor at the fi.nt slsn ., jJJncss -- . - H~ Is Best Quolilied to advise you _.. We are WeJI QUI!Iltfied :te· fill his PrePJcriJtlona for you! · The speakl"r ? Warren G. HHrdin~-:. lEt<!~'~· NATIONAL W GO One Group • Men's Wash ·n' Wear ahd Nylon CORD SUITS Vulues to $28.95 SALE $1'9.95 · <MI, .· • OVEC ' On the Other hand' had I" •t,uggle •II th"" w•y ~ " to come from beh 'ond to .. ,·n by 6·"<J ·on e·oght ·,,, ,,_ ings over West rolumbla. Frla.y'• 'l'h Rcdl eg ,. 5....• v >"to Ch ' t 8 klGamar . . e)• over the 2 1...; .- nlfht 1 Nc'" e York Giants, W~dne idly M'llcagok a t roo Ne YnY"rk .... no'""' ,.,. · 1 wau 1.'£-> a Phil w d "lpho'a a•.• ro· · no'fo,hl "'''''· 1;, o11e <!'xam ple. 1 1 '- mcinna 1 a . a e . Crowe slammed two hofners St. Louis at Pltt~burgh ~ltibt while drivllli' 10 four runs to lead The Philip Sporn team. fell AMERICAN LEAGUE h · R dl - b tt ' tl k AI .... 8 1 th e seamll 11S lh ey gave w ,.. . •.£ e e n.>leg a at:onslstiml lng a ae hitter · · apa., rp. 0 .. .. o!.•1wugh. l'ltl 1 1 h 1 8 b s 1· y k 66 7 23 56 J e suppor o d urLako' er uj lvN('w Ol' C.rowe has rut togeher a good seath d Ch' • , .619 4 ers on e moun · n umpe Jcago <J 2 3... • son so i<~r as a "replacement" Ior · 10 a quw · k 2-0 1ca d on 1wo h'Is t Boston m 4•u 41 ·"'' 12 Klu:rowS"Id. and two errors in the firsf inning Cleveland 44 41 .!H8 J21f2 Hits 19th Homer and added seven more in the third Detroit 42 43 .494 14 1/ 1 Crowe hit his 19th 'homer in the on 3 series of infield hits which Baltimore ·. · 40 44 .476 16 second i nt1 ing with the bases empwere unplayable by the Sporn I Kansas City · · · 32 52 .381 24 ty_ He slmlm1cd his 20th into the men. Washingto,l · · · 29 !59 .330 29 upper right field. st11nds in the h G 11 dd d h. W•dn••d•v'• Relult& third innwg . to foUow singles by 3 . Pre~c er ~ oway , e t c Chicago 3 Baltimore 1 Gus Bell and ,Frankie Robinson. clmchlng run 10 the bot.om .0 f lht> Washington 11 Cleveland 6 nigh! The fil'sl i1aseman's sluJ!Iging fourth whe~ _he 1 ~ o~r With a New York 5 Detroit 1 iligtit gave the Hedl~'s a 4-1 lead, which ~~~~ r~;Or~h~~u~ad;d~t ~~~-Omao~: I ~ansas _ City 4 Boston 3, 12 inn- proved to bl" the needed tally to runs in their top or Lhe fifth the mgs, mghl defeat the Gianttf, and gave Brooks game was over because of 8 iourFriC?h•.v'• G•~h't' Lawrence Ius lOU, win of the seane, ruling Boson 1 at 1cago m., son, } · Baltimore at Karuas City night Leo Valentine's two run h.--6mes Washington at Detroit nigbt for OVEr in 1he bottom or the· New Ygrk at Cleveland night ' seventh inning ti1'd t-he .:arne up INT,ERNATIONA\. L.AOUIII with WeHt Columbia ~tJ 5-~. Two W L Pet. men were out at the time and it BuHnlo . . . . . . . ~2 41 .559 r looked as If West Columbia would Richmond ri2 63 .!153 be Lhe Cinderella lel'm of the Toronto ~I ~2 .546 tournament. Roches'ter . . . . . . . . 50 48 · .821 Pomeroy Havana 44 50 .468 Actually, Valentine's lohg fly to Miami . , , . . . . . . 42 48 ,46J Will Be Closed right field was mbjudsed by Don· Columbus . . . . . . 41 42, .441 nie Vln Matre and went over hiS' 40 ~1 440 hea d. Montreal ..... . ..... 4 · Rochester;' MontTeal 5 ft'eop-2nk Clark of OVEC Jed off the last Columbus Burfalo S Toronto 2 3 J-lavana 2 or the eighth in ning wl!h a double and then scored with two outa on Richmond 0 ¥iaml 0 lJt, t ie called after 8 . Lnnings raln ' Olin Neal's denn sins'le Into right ., d Richmond at Miami, 2nd pp center. 'tonight. Sporn will meet West rainAMERICAN ASSOCIATION I I !rooill1!1 weci..Jtlay nliht. 'Nle Braves dumped the Phillie• from nra:t place to third by beatinK them, lll-3. Wedoeflday night. The Cuba defeated the Pirate.~, .~ -1. in their ow, private battle for seventh r:ace. Yanka Hold lctr;to The Yankee~ retained tbelr four game lead in the Amer:can Le•.cue · • streak, 11-6: RIP HONOiti!D phia Ph liLies outfielder Rip ftcpul!iki was presented with a watch ••for. ·u•Btanding effort" at tbt' 1-3 July "ba!leball ( •rum ~( the P"ll 11 It· delphia Sports Wrtters A!I~J\. Wednesday Repulskl earned . the award for batUng over .300 smec / .·" .J .... ,.. 4.n't haY. .. d!Gnll • ttr. ...... .... NOd. N.t ~ ner wlf•, ner ,.., ' ' MEN'S JACKETS One Group Yz PRKE SPORT SHIItTS Values to $4.00 Values to $MO Scile $1.89 Sale $U9 1 I d1lldNftl Aftrr a puncture or blowo11t. tblt' "built-ill ~" liu you drive i• a!fFtt. at' nonnal specd1, for 100 Diliei or· more. Stop in todiy. 1 We'D" ii~ you a bit b'~-:.La: do 1 !....!--~ '1St "'' From Middleport to Pomeroy will be Me for one passenger or 35c each when there Is more than one passenger. Aulborlled Goodyear Tire Dlalrlbntor Layton Sayre, 01\'ner Pb.84 ---- B&B Call Co. - DAYTON, Ohio UP- Sammy Snead, shooting one of his finest rounds, led 64 .•urvivor.li into two sudden-death 18-hole rounds in the PGA gdll champJonship today wHh al. the lop favorites still In The running. Doug Ford, the favorite; Walter Hurkemo, one of the greatest match players in the game; de· rending chumplon Jackie Burke, U. S. Open king Dick Mayer anti most of Lhe other "name" golfers still Were in the runnlnif. S.nead defeated Joh.n Ser11fln or Pittston, Pa., 4 fnd 2. as he overpowered the nl ly 6,773-yard Ml· «mi Valley Golf ('lub. ,He wns SIX under par tor the 16 h.oles. Dow Flnslcr\llald, another or the heralded youngster• ~ho is playlni in the event lor the first Ume, mad! !he serorut round When his opponont, Theodore Slelchter, the 39-year-old pro at tll~ Getty~burs Country Club at GettYRburJ: Pa. 1 w:wre President Elsertbower p1ay11 his aolf when at h.li' fJMn hdme there, called a --' ' .. ~ ..... ........, ... ~. - . 1'1'"' LoDJ Ji#om--Mn, Ada BbHJI Ml• Mace! smJth, Howard Park-er, Earl Clark, Cbarlel lllrelnto, 1tarU1 Frank, Paul r. AJldrew, Mn. Vercia Stout, Eloise Connolly, Thelma Cue. Minenville-.-Vernon Nease, Rl· chard Rummel, Paul Kloea, Joe E. Tbortn Jr., \'lra;ll Halnm. Letart PJII.........Se•nt A.dlle)'. ReedJvUle-Jobn C. Riee. Athen.s-)[n. GaynoU Clark. Akron, Q-Baudll1· Manley, Sidney Burton. Muon. w. Va.-Marearet Ea· kin McDaniel. Rutland-Miss ~rletta Crou, Willl11m Brown, Charles c. KinJ, Vlrg\. l Atkins. Chester- Mrs. Erma Cleland, Frtd e. Smith, Mra. Nina Robin· 110n. . FREE DELIVEIIY EVERY DAY Moraiag and Afteroeon Creamo Oleo · · · · Pard _ Cheshire-Charles Thomas, Jackit! Oiler. , fortllnd-Eda;ar Brewer, Sid· nry W. Durst. Hefulock Grove-MUdred Stock ton. Uis rellow pros wh1• know hirn best said that Burite was playmil only because he thouKht it was lhe thing for a defending chunl· pion tO do. 'Searles Repaid , • (CcmtlnuH II' rom Pa,. 6M) Mr1. Kathryn Mooi'e, Allen Jlugbes. .SYracuse-Guy Guinther, Mrs. ~ulab Gibbons, · Oris Hubbard. ' Harmon . O'Brien, Fred Crow, · »- Mrs. Gunet Roush. · Racine It Racine R. n.-Mfs. Verna Rose, Miss Wilma Sayre, lin!. Mabel ShieM:s, Mrs. Dor!s ,Sty~. Paul Smith, M..J:s. France!'! Philson, )burice Lot~, Dan C. llii'tinger, He-left Fisher, Mrs. llakrl~ Smith. Donald Hendricks, Harriet Nelg le'r~ Cdi'a lUrch, Halle I . Fox;, Nou 'N5n:-: Jaeob Bush, Opal Van 'Meter, P~tty Shain. 0 { . Ford"; ntfied as - ma'tch p_layer, was a 5·1 Choice •n the field r;r 12s teeing Qft tor the first rouna play. will be 18-.hole New Furniture IIOR " .. $299.00 BAKER See Mullen· Af MULLE..IS SOHIO SI R·VI"I .... '' ''' ""~·.'·~· ._.,, ' I 441 Lotust St. Mlddlepor W. MAIN S'f, .... able to .,onderful car ' I Allert and evening a:upMr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy. per a:uests . and Mn. Ch.ar· Mrs. Mabel Winebrenner and les Goegl,ein, Flatwoods. 1 Mrs. Mary Mlller spent a da~ in ' Gallipolis. Sister Martha· , llotltse of the Convent of -the Holy Nativity of Fondu Lac, Wis., spent several John Warner, ' Eddie Bradley, dar Witti her auni\it ' Mrs. Irving Robert Gibson, Gordon Gibson and Kah. Sfie Was en ute to · Wash· David Wiseman · are spendin& a lngton, D. C., to vWt her mother. week at the Boy Scout ComP at Mr. and Mrs. M'ax Gilmore Kootago, W. Va. and children of Ptioenix, Ariz ... Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Wl\aley o-f are visiting Mr. 'and Mn. Llw· Chi1lieothe, spent SUnd11y with the I rertce Whitlate" a11.4 Mr. and Clint Gilkeys Sr. Mi's. Raymond ~ CotterlU !Visited Mrl. Bill HUdson. Mrs. Gilmore Is the daUghter·' of Mr. Whitlatch ·h er mother who Js all at Baltimore, . ahd sister of Mrs. Hudson and Ob!o. Mtl.! Margaret J!:llls assisted Mn. is her fir!it vl'lit here tn Roy Wi.seman with her house work . years. 'Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gilkey nlade Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ituhb.ilrd rtre a buaine~ trip to Ga11lpo1is Monannouricins the birth of 4 son at day. Hoh:er Hospifal\ July lf. Grand· Mrs;. WeJtha . Cla~;k .a11d her sisp8reht's are Mr. and Mrs; James ter: Maude, were dhiner gi.I-:!Sh of Stewart of Mason and Mrls. Mary the Robert Clarks, !lubl>ard. .Mi's. Martaret Douslas and Lola CJ-irk Coris\ilted a doctor at GalliDavid. PadKett visited friends recently. in SprirlgiitHl f~nU:Y. . . Mr. SWisbl!r is moving bi..s equip· Mrs. Robert Harden has been men on the Ernest Mayhl!gh, Don returned to her home from the' Cotterm and Cora Lee farms to Holzer Hospifal wh.E!re she was bcani strippinr operations. confir\~d several days. Mil&.Lo.uise ,Carsey spent a week Th-. an~ual' .plc!nic.~or the wit~ ,he~. ~unt in Dayton. 1 cuse Gzrrden Club wul' be Mlu uOhnie Miller spent two the Roadside Park on p;:;ld~~ weeks with ber aunt in Columbus. The Mrs: Harry Douglas is spending a couple of weeks with her son, Murl Douela•. Gajy 'Poley s9ent t. wi:!ek in Colbilibtii wttit· hla mother. Bible School is being held here each ·day fot- tW~ weeks. HARRtSONVILLE , LOA... . I • ' ,,, ' I Home of Arrow Shirts ,,.,. ~"""v VISIT · )'Otllt . ~.... lb. •••••••••• • Veal . . lb. Bologna Game Hens lodo Cornish .••..• oa. 79t/- Armour Star Piece ...... .• lb. • 39~ laan ' ' .' ' ' ' ,. - '! , lo· ~ •.. .: ·r. '{. '_:._-_ __,-.·.....~4~......__~..,...· ' .• lb. lb. •• Kroger, rich and refreshing Packe" Lobel Chum. Made from sun•riperied arang11. 49 corn . , . . . . 2 49' c . ....... No 1 · taU ~an , Pacten label C cream yellow. •••••••••••• , f ' ' la.el. ••••••••• ' l'bne 44-X 12 H. - baHies spotlight 303 Coffee Cans LB. No. Pomeroy ~~ma::.l ' ' .:.< ' I ' ..1> ., -~ '.~·:. '·. ' 0 " '. . n~ - .f.:L fctr-.3 to 5 days. Watcb .,. ·' ... ·.,. '•' ·r..' · .... aiiOKE, IUT WON LONG BEACH, Calif. UP Leona Gage. l blaek·haired Cin· ,derella from 'Maryland who en· tered the- Miss Universe contest with only SlO in her ·poallet, ~il~tY btpt -won the coveted U~l·ed dress.United Statea-in a ·b .>·.~ -~- ! ~~·~"·~~ .. '" ... ' &lln · Foil ~~ui.•r•s Foor ~ · ' iato!Oil' ! lia _· . hilllllt; h ,I il~lfll 911 eldh; If not ·I·u~ r:~.::t,.rot ·h:;a;rar a. ,. ~ly Dutton Drug, dleport; . ,S,wiJher ~p. LohJe t·'a. ' s.~. t ~· ) ' llj 79c Royally Brand Cruohed or Diced golden frui•. Pork-Beans lo~~~~b. $1.00 . Peanut Butter.~~~~.~:~:::.39c readk - .• a· - "':."u•r"'w'mhulll•a· ... ••••••••••••••1, - 2·loaves 31 • French Fries.~~ 3:k;~: 49c 1• ' wAi ' '~· lb ICt. ~.~~~. . . ' fenlive a y,\tei'ariFootball or ftl)e yean · inend theandNatio11ol teaaue has signed h.11 1957 contral!t .,.:ith the Detroit Lions. M'4ini· plaYed collet.Jate ball at MU'" '*y state TeaellerS College Jlf K8ilt\aCky. • # . :!- . lb. 69c Chicken Legs . . . .. 65c 79c Chicken Backs. ... 10c Chicken Wings . :·. 19c 46 oz. • No.303 caM MAINS SIGN / DET)IOiT UP.4>1f' Malns, -~·- . AUTHOlllzBD -C4QJf.i.4t: bl~t:lf " Pbone 6222 No. 2nd Middleport ' ··~·······~······· _pl·••tt • - MEAT MARKET Swift'• Premium BuHer BaD 4/8 lb. average . '- i likt:ly be a111azed t • Our. Nallonally-Advertlled Stotk! Bachner's pou- unques; .eveotful miles before ~t comes to jou:rr..ey's end. And conaider, if yi>u will. what a wonderful J>romi&o this 02troordinory longevity holds ' for ..,~al<ver lensth of time this t'Onilem811 elects lo .keep the car in his poo...,ion. It tes6&ea~ fo.r ;DAtAnce# ·to hU Cadilloc's great ·CJU&Iity ••• to it. e~duling and ·~tnelesi ltylilll I .. and to i~ extraordinary qependability, · to 5:30 P.M . Mrs. Thomai !lul'f'1 and Mr, and Mrs. Jack WUUlm ~nd aon were ealled to Col~lijb..t\( bv t6e death d! his' uritli!' · JSilli' Matthew. _ Miss Marie lfouduh~lt Ath.ens spent the weeken.::dinui;~, ller parents Mi. and Mrs. ~ Houdashelt. the whole fulwe lifli of ihe haa just jlurcbaacd • ; • be ,..,u]d For the odds are that his Cadillac will traV.I lit..ally hundreds;-of thousanda of !lu;lling and POMEROY PIIONE 330-M A.~l. SYRACUSE 'SWEET CORtf .... · ..' ·.. ·.... ·.. .. it d.z:' 39c W. Mal¢ St. r.he 8:00 ~.. aria ~ [b'; afthll' lniobnt;tho hapPy 111011 Jou, see Mo., Not Week..,d · Speotall)es STORE IIOURS w. suqlier'• · · .. · · FUNidURTEIS ... .. .. •.. · ' ~ ·· .. · •· Ill. · 53c '- .BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET ,.,.,, OUR REGULAR PIIICES f • 'OMAtOES · .. · .. · .......... · .. hasket 99c , . "-AnS · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · doz. 23c ."-• . ·· -· -- -~ -· Flour sIlls. 49c Sugar · · ·· S Ills. S4c SIMONS MARKET 8 A.M: to 9 P.M. Home Grown · Gold Medal Cuyahoga Falls, Mrr. Mildre4 m" . head and son, Canton, Mu rs. Woodson Ha)'hes agd .IIV!.•.J..hl !'<H~ grandchild ' afi~ )Usj )'Q!e : r.<~ll or Ch.ar· leston, Va. an Mr. and Mrs. K.. C. Helemerlck~ Parkersburg: "' .' ~ Jiom~ t<rown .·. "The Store Q.mplde" 7 DAYS PER WEEK 2 for 31e Ms IFalls, o., Greathouse, WU\" PAY MOllE? I~ Frying Chickens 1 lb. 39t: Dog Food 1 ' Rclomt- · 'I• YOUNGS MARKET 1 ~7.946 Fresh Ground Beef 3 lbs $1.00 a possible winner. Ford R1,.d F1vorite However, even if he was at Hw Flcks. top or his ga111e . Btu ke would ·Buckle)' and rlaugh- on!!< be rated second tu rugged .a day Doutc Ford, who won the litlc in 1955 and who is the leaf,iusl money winner on the 1957 tOLLr· . nament trail with earnings of i NfED TIRES ,GJ:HI Savin•• on All Summer Merthandtse Tlkeb From DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. • .Mrs. Mary Farmer, Hometown W. Vi., spOilt liorif, Sat~t4!\i ililt\1' Wel!.nesday at th~ holt!e of offi)jij Ke_tsey. Clarence Rupe, Five Pdinta, c.-lIed on his sister, Mra. Th~&dcWe K~nnedy , Sunday. \ Bernard Ledlle has emplo)iftent a_t tbe Vanadium plant. Hll ~ livlna, f-of -tHi!~~esent, at the1 ~orne of bla ' btolnef·Jn.law and aiiot\1;', Mr. ·r~ .M<~; J!Otl' ~artrulii. · ~~a~jlrtfP11!tj!il, Rld'· Granl!i!; SP~fttl ttie week end at home. Mr. and Mrt; Dale Howell· or Springfield aile di!hd\lli. W "eek at the h9:mi! ol liW ri\onieio Mrs. e Kenni\V ' I · I - 'Mrs. IfOweU wit ll Mrs. Hal-old Gar'dii~ ~6. ·~to~dWy. ·Mrs. Hardld. (}~ ~ .,: her '4Uests this wet!l( h~ a:raJid~'Hitdren Eddy end Kenny LOq Garnet of • Columbus and Vit!ky and Billy Fet· ty of Lang.sville. Harold Gardner is bAt!k at his old employment· at New Phl1adeiJdlia. I . ~. One GrouP. SPORT S.HIRTS \ (,' rere One Group J l The following price changes fo,r B & B Cabs anywhere within Middleport city limits, includina: &Uroad-St.. Gravel Hill and up to th.e Pomeroy Brldp,e will be 35c tach. MinneapoHs g Denver B Omaha g St. J'aul 3 Wichita a Louisville 6 Indianapolis .3 Charleston 2, ht 12 innings Indianapolis 5 Charleston 4, S innings. curfew - -- - - _ .. NEW YOflK UP- Tommy 1.ou· ghr:w. · former world lisht-heavy· wt'ight chnmpion, will ~elp \)~ad c· st the world he<1vye1ght tttk b~ut •betweon champion ~o,y~ Patterson and Tomnty Hul' a-no Jackson al the Polo Gr nds .July 29. eWer Ule weak ei\d1.. Ciay uptil Tuet<)ay at the home of iiU ollit, C~fl Kenne~Y. at Utb· nedy at Uthopblls, WhUe there he C:Of\IUited a weciaUst In Columbus:. , Mr. and M,rs. Cuh Bnley spent Tue,daf in Wellston on business. MY. 4nd Mrs. Wilbur ReeVes and children. Columbus. spent Saturdu night and Suhday at the bo'mt! of her parents.- Theodore Kennedy. Their son , Gary, tetnained for a week. E!fe<tlve July 15 lit . _.~ Waht Kennedy apent from Fri- TAXJ FAR.E INCREASES Juiy 29th PC.<\ Col£ Round I MEN'S SPORT COATS 1-3 OFF w•• ~~•.Diillvid, penaitJo.' shot ori lft~l=m=&e~l~f~':"_'~h:•j,~~~;:~"!!'!~M~I4tl~~lo~port:;! ';ll 17th ltble. -·· . •. ·~ .. · lev. R. A. Biddle filled h1a relappt~lntment at ~be Lana-.vtne Cll'lU'th Sunday momlna . Tbe ice crt:lm fe1Uval JJ)Ontored _,Y the 4·H Club a.t the church on saturday evenlnJ well attend· .ed and proceed, were about $40. !Mr. an'd Mrs. Richard Felty and 10na were guest• of Mr. and Mrt, V:enclall Kaylor at Muon, W. Vi., ,ular tl(ti;Jamlly Columbus ""''' !lUMia· 'C\f Mr. and M:rs. C&fol Pie~ antt NOTICE July l'z - 27th Langsville 1 lowaocc on your praent breL Works Shop One Group ' ' PHlLDELPHJA UP-Ph!ladfl• < )(e and. Mrs. WiliJIIIIrn John1on fh! ....... 1 lop Bo•t_n_n._•_·_3._ _ _ _ fla,l)lida)'. The Nhtionr.l Leagueh racebooth resembled a c--,·owded p one ·t·ng wIth f our olh er C' Iubs t wa1 I · around impatie-ntly to ptl h m a pennant call as soOn as t ey cau ~rr~e.first · place C:.ll'dinals off St. Lou is just m<:~naged to sneak into the lead by one percentage point with a .3 victory over ---- 7 t-"Gr1ause Body _ l11nsu City went 12 lnnlnfo to Lnnm~s :h~l~ra~g~o~be~a~l~B~a~lt~im~o~r~e,~3~-l~,~·~n~d~t~h~e~J~u~n~e~f§o~ru~m~.===::E:lE'" . . . . five-game winning b•fore he wa• -lac·• pttched e!gbt .. Lawrenre ~-... ~ by rookle H•ul Sanchcr, aft.. ... New York •c-ed theo'•, tho'rd ,'"'n .... .. a.nd had runn ers .)n first and second with two out. Snnchr-7. hallowed onet' more run b r · the · · . · 'nl e m·e re 1r1ng •ller . Robinso apparently the worse for n, the beaning none Tuesday, was discbarged from the hospital Wed nesday. He coUected one hit for four times at bat. The Redl egs • wmnmg . . run cam e · lhe f'fth ·mmng · Ill t when Johnny Temp 1e 1e d oIf with a doubl e to and seored on a wild pitch ~~n ter the Giants' Mike Mc&rmick. NOTICE Form1n First -~ ~·:D 111 --- .... ,a-~ · h T u· Proves VaIue wr ttlt WO omers,~:~hl~:~n":~:;,;'~e!i.':~!; """' L Milwaukee 4:9 36 3'17 .!l7l .!l'FO NEW YORK UP - Clnclnnafl's St. Louis · · 48 ..... 1 Pl1iladelphia 4:8 3 -~ ~. Ted K luzew~ki rna ~.. be having ._. Brooklyn 46 37 .5- 1 ~J plenty or trouble with hts ailing _, 47 39 ·547 2 back, but the injury wasn't hurling Cincinnati York 40 45 .471 8 l.2 George bit today New Pittsburgh Crowe.Crowe on theone bench until . KJu'~ 31 ~ ~ t71f1 Chlrago 2R ~2 .3M I 8 trouble began. ·has proved h · •1 • worth fcrr lhc Redle-gs. The fir. ' co·n",·,,n'"a n,"Ndc•w~·'ayR,,.. ,". 1'' baseman has com_e througH in tilt.' 4 1 • . . h tight pinches with gnme-saving St; Lolus' 7 Broo~l,Yl.l 3 ~~~ t . , Ail s to lead Cincinnati to a num· Milwaukee lO Philadelphia 3 ru11 j bcr or h~uu fought vktori~s lhis Chicaco 4 Pittrburgh 3 ntght ' .season. Snead Shows Top • a ¥t:llt crowe SlUo-grn. g.Like s·Ig Klu BY ....UNITED PIIIE5' L GREENWICH, Conn. UP- Witlie Turnesa, formf'r U. S. an11 Br1-· !ish Amateur charnpiun , won the Ike Goll Tournament Wedne11day 'lh 11 d 72 h0 1 1 WI recor - c score 0 280. Pete Arend fini~he1l seco nd d P I K II 288 wl'h awith e Y was lhtrd a an 294 inau the three-day · lc.urnament spo nso rec I by lh t' N('w York Duily Nrws. Columbia in the consolation game scheduled to start at 7:30. The champiomhlp tilt wlll follow im mediately . Line S<"o re~: ht G•m. Sporn 000 00- 0 4 4 Lakin 207 lx- 10 9 2 BattericR: Stivers and D. Clark ; Nibert and W. Galloway. 2nd Game W. Columbia 010 004 OU- 5 5 ~ FRI., JULY 19, 9,Jl0 P.M. !EDT! OVF.C 000 021 21-6 8 8 TRIALS - I:SO Batll'rirl!: Miller anrl Ducky Van 8 ev•ml.s. Modified and strictly Maire: Hoach , Rnnkin (6J, and .!ilOck.\1. Com pt!tltlon open. J<'REE Neal. parking . . BIG: ADDED AT'rHACTION, performances !)('tween races: All-American Daredevil Thrill Show. Adults, .SUiO. fl t(l 12, tHlc; undl·r 6 r~uJo;E . Also 11t.ock l'ar rar.t·~ Sunrluy, July 21, 3.00 p.m. F.OT. JULY CLEARANCE -~. · - - -- - - I • 1 it - ......... . . "- Will Meet In Final BASEBALL RESULTS Lakin will face OVEC of Kyger Creek in t h.e finals of the Bend Softball Tournament aI Bachtel Fit:ld in Mason City tonight as a result of wins over Philip Sporn and We!!t Columhl9 , respectively. l''t n;ght · Lakin puiJed one or the biggest surprises of the meet as they ran roughshod over Sporn to Win by a score of to-o in an abbreviated five inning affair. By Cllet TannoblU Odie is rontemplalin.e: matrlmony and admits th at he 'll have ~u rearrangf' hls ~ork:' sc hNlule after that f.ttuclysm lc evl..!nl so as not lo br on his _spo rts beat m tlfl en dunnP, 1hc n~ght hours. ll takes a rarP httle womln to u!Kierstand why her one and only must ru_sb down loa tool ball park to get hne scores and run sco ring plays at _ 10 .P· m., or sit at 1:1 de~k unhl m1drught 11panklng a silly "\ Sporn Upset By Count In Play SPORTS DESK od'· c O'Donnell of Gallo'pol'o .•, oop ~ !'om Log' " llo'gh '"h<>ol lo radoo ' "'" •nd from thNe '" tho (',allo· ,,,li~ ..Tribun(''s Sports DL•sk ,' lakes time" to help school official s keep corn: pletr lndivtdua l records on battin g during ba st•llllll ~eason, and ~hooting pernmlagcs in ba:-;kethull seHson . .- Kyger,. Tile Dail11 Sentinel . '' . - --- ._.:••,•·._ojj..,.,.•.,,...,,,...,,.,,.,....,.,..,~,_..:z,cc..~ .• • 4 • "' 2'2111. grey'S, guaranteed ripe right down tO mi ~- . California White Seedless . &rape·s ri""..l • IIIIo ea• . . . . . . · Plump buhohoo luice rich. •••••••••• lb • 2 ..... 25c Carrot• lb. • ceRo �.. ••' -- .. ---·- • I \ J,-!./ "'-; . •" ",,',.: .. \"'. ... , __ ..... -. - ' *"'"' It. ·· ·-·~ ,.. 7 . # • . .. "', * ~ . ... .,. . ;. -. ..a. .... ~· ·'" '"-~--· ~.,.... ,.,. -- ~- . ~-,~ ,, ...... month at 6-Daily Seotioel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July IB, 1957 • for kent - Extension Luldert, ScaffoJrj h,)ards, DrQP Cloths. Chnt oo Fi ... b.er, Middleport. Phone 8265~. 11 1 tf fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RES ULTS WANT ADS PttONE 398 • • U!tfunmh£>d Ca ll 6172 __ .... 11.\X W.&JU) ~~ ATIOKWI•II a bedroom hom C' b')for~ 4 30. 717·6tc .......,,......._ .... , _ c . 115 L . . . _ •'· ( 17) Help Wonted RATES .. P - 61 -. .... .,. on at. u. c.r. wm. o,.,..., ------ llocll lprlnea 2 ce•Ul pt't word, one ln ..~rtlon . Minimum charge 50c.---t per word tor three conset'utlve insertions. ~'entl Spec:ial ·- One month for 25 cenls per word. Full rate c,, 2 cent.& per word will be chnrgt•ti fnr advPrt tllin~ lr aot paid for before the 15ln of each month followim: l n~ertl on. Errers In Advertising-Should be reported immedia tely The D•ily Sentklcl '11- 111 :JOt be responsible for mmre than one incorl'flct Insertion. Card of Thanb and SneehJ Notice• of Events $1 .00. Obituarie• published at 1 cent l)er word Wa1!rcss Expcnenc-c Home Restaur &nt. W an tec1 F'me person Mld dlcjJOrt. 1.,;==-==-.;.;=''===-: Rodney Downing 7·16-:Jtl' I!I'~URANCE AGI!NC'l' 'ir.a. Automobll•. H.. ttt. ACCIDENT WHn ted--Housekceper OIJ ye;;, ~ of age. Conl<~ct John Buck ncr. 157 Dock Sl. , Middleport. 7-lfi- 12tp Help -~---· c...lty end . . . . Reol Estate Broker ~tt.. ------ planned to be held Auguat 9th at the Roarfs1de Park. A summer orrerin g of $15.00 was sent !o Medical Miss1o ns. Mrs. Robert Harden re.ugned as secrl'lary aud was J"cplaced by Mrs. Donald Cottrill. Mr~ . Mayme Holmer 9:nd Mrs Thomas Clark, hostesses. served refreshments to 9 members and 2 VISitors during ~ lh-: socia l hour. 'T'he Budders ClasA of Asbury Methodist Church held a wienpr roal!t at Bailey·~ Lake July ~ lh Boatmg and swimmmg were also \nj oyed. Attendmg were J,ht> ttlacher Mrs. Mark Duerr and m.embe-rs Muy Jane Louks, Mary Hendrix, R!ue Ann Thelll and Nancy Eichinger. Unable to at· tend were Ruth Wingett and Billy Jean Cundiff. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kritter were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines, daughters Karen and Penny of Elsmere, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flick, Bobby Searles of Findley and Mrs. Alta 0111 and daughter, Connie of Pomeroy. Afternoon caller& were Mr. and M.rs. Bernest Bruch and daughter Ell:ts· beth and so n Delbert , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Krider and Ells- WANTED Immediately '136-M ( I ) NotiCeS C ushm ~ n Scooter. n(·wlv over PNONEI 4311 for 3-6 weeks. Unattached, rehau lcrl Sell dthlP Kv crc ' l spo nsible woman, 21- 50 yrs. of Mc Danud . f)t: :tr!OIId ~"'! Midage. Exp'::'l ien.ced with chlld HAM SHOOT Jul:; 21st at Ru~· dlcport 7 lfl-3tp care-, cooking and general house- IN LOV1NG MEMORY OF WAIO Freeker 's Farm, Ftve Points 121 -- C'linlo.1 Halliday, second son of work. Good pay. Must live in. ttl dark sponsored by Porn ero:/ FOR SALE Ross and MaHle Bowles Ht,liPhone 24l , Mrs. Finley. 7 Ul 6tc day, waa born ncar Dexter, Ohio, M no.~~ 7 '~~ 4 ~ The u ndcrs t~ n('(l ts offct ing fer Sept. 3, 1904, where he grew to sale the T ho m:.~ •, A w.•J.:ll('r pr·r .. OTICES : TURNER R~11.1nlon, Old perry tn Letar t 'f<'idl ~, Ohw ap- WANTED : Experienced waitress. manhood. H~ wu called home Must be ov•·r lB. Apply Parker Duhlr Church, M••iiii Co., on fl1 tl1sed at Sl2 ,00UOU +111 1 cannot the evenlr.g of June 7. 1957, ue· Restaurant rome-roy, 0 . ing IS2 yean, 9 mo:ttha and 4 July U, 1957. B..k•P dinn•r bl' sold for lt>ss th ~n th;rt amou nt 7 US 3tc dayg of age. He was united in 12 noon. Tell 'f~JUr friends. subject to th(' Jtpprnval of l:lC' marriage with Anna Glady.!! 7-17-3tc Probate Cour t for inf~H·nurlion Bowen , August 9, 1933. Their ---::--:-·--- --- - - - - perta ining h' biddm g, ca ll Sybd home was blessed with two sont, H••dctuart." for Ebersb.ach. I' hone Nu. 467. Alan Laing, presently engaged hm-'?nile Lugg.tge - Lane Cedar 7-17-6te with the United States Armed WORK BY r)A Y or ironing at Cne-sts - LAU Window Fans- - - -- - - - -- - - - · Services, stationed at Camp Rob. home. Call 622~-J after 4 p. m. Frigidaire Refrleeraton. 16 M:\1 Sou nd Mnvif'• Pr.lJt •dor erts, Californ1a, and Ivan ~er· 7-18·3Lc •k•r Furniture, Middleport, Ohio A-J condition !"'r1sl $4~0 new rill at home . • 29 t! $12~ Rober t HurU!II, 12() Cole In addition to his bereft family ,-------;- - Sl. f'om eroy, OhiO . Phone 447M Wanted- PAPER H.\NG[I\G- -25 Home made 1ce cream. ra ke alh1 he is survived by his aged moyears experience. Free et' i pie. Sacred Heart Church. I 7-17-3tp ther, Mrs.· Ross Halliday: one mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racin • Thur~ . July 18 , llt•g tnnh·•f 111 brother, Carroll, or Washington Box 124, Ohio. 7-5--•' J.:.r ra~e, 6 r. -~ 7·16-3tc: f) rooms , 2 lr<Jtl11 +nmr ~ 1 C. H. : his si.r;tcrs , Mrs Elsie Mrfurnace, h<ISCIIH'Ill $10500 C~ rt Caskey of Dexter; Mrs. Gladys be duplexed ('ii \ IIY . .luh n i\'1. Enochs of Wilmingtu,• ; Mrs. Mar(2) RICh mo nd , R14 E Mnm St., vel Mutchler of Athens; Mr.a. Pomeroy . 7 17·6t(" My(tlll Musser of Springfield. His father , Ross Halhday, one wan t lo ('XJ.Ircss my s:nccrc ll fl ~ -----~ __ • sister, Mn. MildrtJd Perry, and precllltion Lo my neig hbor,; Jo'ur Sule or T r:H'(' 22 ac re Lr r m + "By th1 ' a baby brother preceded him in and friends for their kimln cas room hoUEf' , m:il l and ~(·hoo l Hour\ death. Besides his family there and sympathy durmg: the ill bu s routr S('ll or Tr.ult• fm' or are nietes, nephews, aunts, two ness Hod death or my hu~;b a nd . hou.H! null lot 7 17-61 p rem,inmg """"· and a wid• Contract'' Special thank11 to Dr . Pi ckm16 . circle! of relatives and friend s Ruppclt, M.-:. fo'or Sa le or Tr ar--·--·-· Rev Howard i ~:. - Jn4!1 l'nrr!. eGradtng & Ditch D1gs:lni who will remember his pleasant I' Lillian Stem, or8nnist , the eBack-Hoe Service ne w tlrr. s, dunl muffle r. hndy smile and thoughful way&. Rawlings-Coats Funera l llh'e1• e'fruck Loading Equipment pcrfccl Ter m~ Ht}<tn llan1 s, He accepted Christ as his person,al· l ton and all wh., hel ped 111 uny • Dump Truck Service ltcc dsvtl lc, 0 ., l'ho n(• Cunlvli!P Savior when just a lad and unit' way. Mn . Pe ter Stare VIRGIL WAIIISLEY 3716. 7·16 3lc "i¥': ed with the Christian Church at Phone Cheohlre 7-74,79 7rl8•ltC -·----,-- Dexter. For S:.~lc -2 wht'cl trai ler, tl.~ ~·;l ,-He was a member of Star Grange ~ •We7ouidllkc to thank Rev. car parts. tu ·c·.~. cht(;kc n ~ C'ly df No. 778. He chose for his pr~r feSIIion in Jlfe the oldest highest '- *~ Vreeland l'iorrh1 anrl singer.r;, Van Cooney, Raile y Run Hoa(l WiJ_.. Dr. 'Kewetaon, th e Pomt"roy · ·flt. 2. l'omt~ roy or l',h one 6r.2~Y ..and 1'!108): . noble of all profe~~. BULLDOZER for hire, ,Onda, Emergency Squad , the Ewiu .-: sions---afrJculturc. He was 11 7-16 6tr buemenh, landscapin1. R. M dcvotM father, finding his greatFuneral Home, the n . A. V Cowdery, Long 1.ottom, Phone est pl e~t~ure In life with his and our nc1ghbor11 and frkn i1.'l F'or Su lc : DINING room J;U ilc: l <l hlr, 6 c hutrs, hu Ih- 1. ('1\ ii\IJ 10, J.25·tf fnm1ly 11nd in his home-an unfor their kindness ami 11ym 7-ltl-filp doslll Tel IIOfl!'i derstan(hlll{ compani on and a pathy at the recent dt· rllh uf pal to h i ~ sons. He lives on i.n our huaband and fat her . l'cnchc.s NPw t Ia vi' 11 Orcho~nl f.ADTO 1: 'l'Et.ltYISJnN SF.RVICE, Lhr hcarl.~ of all Who knew hun . 'H8-ltp The K1ng Fau11 l,v Phon• 1)0, Cleland Appliance New HHVCll )'fhJIW TU..!4tl88 Store, l .td W. Main St., Pomerop 7•16-t{ Twl11 ght and ('Vening bel! 2-23·11 And 11fter Lhat the dark ~ (8b) .!'ervico!s LOT In Synu.: u ~e. Appi"OXllllUlf'ly And may there be no sadness of 50 x 300 !'l. i!as frllulu gc 1111 2 QUICK SERVICE c.>b Wlteh Cefnrcwcll r~ treet~. Small resJ1Icnc''· uul· pairing hy hotory Trained When I embark . I. H. ltAWLIIIGS SONS CO. - 2t lm!\dlngs, ga11, water, electricity . watchmaker, VOLLINS JEW:& hour 'Mfrt.C'Iurr Servlee. Da;¥ lawn shade lrct•s. !lowers nice LE.RS, Pomeroy 1-3-tt For though from out our bou rne o! Phone 6Z2'J. Nlabt Phone Here Is a lJitrgaln . llrllPr (' hec k Lime and place 1031-X 0000111 • PLYMOUTH this one. Earl D. Mt•ndf'r Sr ~ The flood may bear me l.1r. " DEAJ&IIIl. s"'ll u Jtealtor Pea rl Parker-- Ag<>n l I hope to see my Pilot face to fRee Pomcro~·- Pho ne 201. 7 HI :He When I have crossed the bat . _ _ _ _ _ _7:._18 llp --,.------,--.,SAUSAGE STU f'FEil Call Gino Priede, Second St., Pomeroy . • 7 lG 3\ r CONCRETE BLOCU 1986 Ohl!mob\lc f2,49!!1 Super Ba 2 dr. Holliday Cpc. Lc .~~ thn1, ~ec o ndltloned Slm;cr Portabl e c.hcster Price and Mr. and Mri. "8ullcl hthtr PerL_. 14,000 actual miles l'owc1· Electrlr. Sewing Machine. New C~ct l Throckmorton took a vacat!Oil brakes. Full~ ateerlng and trip to Canada. motor. Nf'IY wiring. Guaranteed GRUESIR BWCK CO. equipped . Mr. and Mra. Henry Turner and 5 yuars. Lowc&t price t'Vcr. Only 1006 Buick VB Century . $2,!595 $14110. Hu rry! Limited supply sons, Roler and Donnie. are I Mil• North of ,_.., 2 dr . Riviera Cpe. SmArt Jvor: Write H:> ••~cho\d Sowing. Maspending the week with their son· 6: White rlnillh. Dyn&flow dn v:· chine Co .. fll8 3rd Ave., HuntIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. One careful owner. ington , W. Va ., for (rc~ hom e Alumtn1.1m comblnatioa 1torm anti Joe Bolin and son Jn Georgia . ureen w\Ddowl and d_.. Steel . Miss Viola Bob, Dayton Is visit· '1DD4 Buick V8 Super. Sl.0.96 -l demonstration . 7 12 6tp and aluminum awnlng1 and can-- ang her brother, Jarrot and wife dr. ~dan . Dynanow dr ive Ito!.: oplea. CaU William. Radford, H. New one cost about $4600 uu FOR S AL~~ APPLRS - One and Avanel Radikln and Yvom~e Rock Sodnp. I ) lmop. !!'pent several day! with Mr. and TbiJ one like new In ppprar· lwo dtlllars per bushel. Ne w Havt'n ance and condition . Mrs. F'rank Johnston, Pomeroy . OrcharC'I . New lhwcn. Phone TU1854 ForD: VB Cullom line $1 ,095 Edgar Weyand and family , ~:o. 24688. 7 12 lOtc 2 dr. Sedan . One of bca1 ap lumbua spent the week end With JTIIIICTUlAL I IIAMI Mn. Geneva Foster. pearin,f cara on our lot. I•G_ R_A_V_E_L_Y_1_riA-cToR SALES and Jto3 Bulek Spe~lala . $996. TwCl Mr. and Mrs. Rovtlle Williams IClA' IliON- MITALl extra flne cara. One wu owner! Service. R. A. Finlaw, Gl2 E . (Wanda Fo~ter) ar~ Hnnounc\ng )hln S\., Jlomcrt ;. ' 27 tf by one of our mcchank ~. the birth of a son, Nellie Vale and son, Johnnie 1JD3 Chevrolet• Rll low 01s $B9~ ·- and Mrs. Erma Vale visited CharFour beoullco. 2- 210'• '"' ' a~ · le~ Slater family, Hebron, Sunda~·­ Bei-Aln. One like new ('Onvl't · ---~--- _______ _ M'r. and Mrs. Lawrence Chaptlble and 3 two door11. ~·or Sale· t1 r oom hou!lc, bath 11.li mtm visited John Romine lind ILAIT.TNAR lUlCK COMPANY mof!('rn . Cull 2171 Letart Jo'all3 family. lut Mtln It,...., Pomeroy 7· 1B·6tc 1·1&- lt ~--- I I ICE· CREAM - - - - - --· ( I 8 l Employment Wanted , For Hire! , - FULL HALF GALLON , - - _______ __, ,, · , -~-- ----~- ------ Auto - (8) Auto Sales .. -- RUTLAND WI BUY 10-For Sale Re_n_t_ I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I ------------r-- (20 8) Insurance , tor 112) Wanted to Rent be11t und ear ~ ALUF.S, ~rc BILL CHILllS. 7 9 Imop -- - - - , - --· ~91 !=or Soie ~ISTERI!:O GOLDEN Retrlevor Un furni5hed 3 bed1'oom home. Call 6172 before 4 :30. ?-18-6tc ----- --- 114) For Rent ---------- B.arnei-&.IIIPIOD laiUI'IlDel AltiiC1. Middleport. Fti'O • AuloiiiOIJ!IoBoatlo. Pbmo SSIN' .__ FOREMAN • AlliiOTT T.V. SEll. VICJo: All makes Repaired bJ' b port Toe~nlclan~ Pbo.. aat Y apartments. U1dlt iu puppler. Pl"'f~t for field work 2-4 room lllddlepor. IH&-11 pAi d. 1 atoro room . or ahow. Yfrite : W. R. ElberPh unr feld, 318 Oak St., Hillsboro, o . 63~8X . 'T ·lB-3t c COMPLI!:'l'l ~nauranat Proteetloa. "" 7168tc c----:-----,--- - Life, Autc·. Fire, Folto. Call Dot HMm~ for ront. Clo8t• to town M~lla, Mhldlaport, Ohio. 127 Butternut. 7-18·12lc ,Houte For Sale: 3 room hou.a e. Complete with furniture ju5t Dl For Rco,t---4 room1 and bath furit 11--J.ua:e lot, 2 porthea, outnished apartment Uflstal ra. New (21 ) dst~rn, buildlngl, baaement, hot water heater and g11rage bottle raa In kitchen , youn t: included. Cali MSY. 7·16-3tc 4 room house, 3 aerea Jarde:n. p~ per me~nth . A\ Apple Gtovu, See fruit tree• beginnlr.g to bear, Aln Wbe~tler. 7 111 St~ 1' HOUSE In MIJdlt.port. 2 near arapel and •U.wberrl"s. Rou le Rutland. Mabel Hoiue . Phone 'J below Middleport. Se1Un1 bll· 24932. 7 ·~ 61p HOUSE - 6 room!! and bath. One ~"'"" of Ulneu Mu Ottr1 mile from Chetter •On Rt. No. 1, Mulford, Mlddleporl, o., RL G room an"& bathapa;tment.~ running water, •leetrlclt)' aM No. I. 7-17-8to ly decora?ed. Call 294. 7 2 tf nJtural aa• ln houH, bli JArden. YU &-2232. A. J, Carter. Star Route. Cbe~t"'r. 7 8 late' -------Real Estate Racine 36119 ( 16) For Rent or Sole FOR S>\LI! OR TRADE - 22 acre farm, 4- l'OOftl house, mall and aehool bus route. Sell Dr trade for house and l~:~t. George Kennedy, R>lttand. 1-ll-8tp Good ata VMd Can All Mllket ujl Modell METROPOLITAN _ __:A;;;:ti'ro SALES SYRACUSE ly Mrs. Ad• Slack The LOyal Helpers Sundnv Scbo~I Cia.~~ ot the Asbury Mfltbodtst Church had a picnic supper Momlay evening at the N ~w Haven Roaclslde Parlt, Tho~ A \)t escnt were Mr. and Mrs. c a 1·J B. Weese, Mrs. Bert Weise , Mr. and Mrs. William Houdashelt, Mr and Mre. Dan Rizer, Mr!l Elizabeth Hysell, Mr. and Mrll, William Eichinger •nd children Johnny and Lincla, Mrs. Royal Thom~o~s an4 pand4auahter, Marilyn Miller. Carl Weese is teacher or the class. The Missionary Soctely of the Presbyterian Church met in .'.be church anne)( July 12. Mrs. Fettrl McBride, president, wu h cllarre of the meeting. Secretary and Treasurer reports were given and a tree wUI" offering of $9.19 Wll taken. A pro~tam sua.lon Wls tlYen by Mrl!. Donald Lis.l c and M:n. 1118et Quick, 'Bible study 'inel~ded 1·Chapter 7 from "JeiW! Te1chtnr on Citiaen4hip." Mra. Mayine Holme1 ,tlve Chap.o tus l. 2 and of . atud_11 book "WNiod S. A.'' A pJcntc was u. a - JANE PARKER .... 1 LARGE c·herrv... .Pie \ REG. 53c LL SAVE AT A'&P! lllt'o" f • 'I day. · "lrlr. and Mrs. H""son· Holter, Mr end Ma:s. Willard taudree and Mrs. Amanda Baer spent Monday eve-ning with Mr. and tlrs. David Holer and family at D'lljrWin. Mr. and Mrs. George, Stard;ler. and famlly, Pomeroy, were Suitday evenln_g dinner guests o( Mr. and Mrs. LewllrW.lker. Mr. and Mrs. fi.ul Ricb,ard~n and three sons, Dayton, spl;!nt Satt ' lll'(]ay night OJiil Sunday W!\11' Mri. Helen Damew'o.o(\ and son, J_;estei. Mr. al\d'MrJ. Harold Ho¥er a~ son, Ste~.betf, lpng Bottom, Mrs. Edith Si~n add S0!'1 Harold of Pomeroy we~ Sul\day ~~eats f their pareptS~ iiKt MrS. Han· aon Holtk. · Josephine Davis of Athens is visiting tler gr4ndparet,ts, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Nea!e. · The Forest Run Sunday School ,,picnic which was1 held at Bailey's Lake Sunday wars well alte~ded. Miss Virt~lpia .Mukey, CQJumbus IP811t from 'I'uesday until Thursday wifa Mrs. Helen Damewood . ~ 39c The pie is jammed with juicy cherries In a flaky. lght crust. For ex"·a ebeera, aerve it a Ia model . ' £p11re fruit gal. ctn. 44c 2-6-oz. jars 33c Ann Page Fruit Topping Marshmallow. Creme · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· pt. 25c R•d Liberty Maraschino Cherries · · · · · · · · · · 4-oz•.Jar 1n BANANA SPLITS or <ANTALOUPE ala mode Golden Ripe Bananos ...... · ........ · fl!. l 9c Jumbo 36 Size · · ' Vine-RipenedCantaloupes .... -- .. 2 for 69c . Hlpollte osco Milk Amplifier · · · · · · · · 12-oz. jar 37c !ersh1ev's Chocolate Syrup · · 16-oz. can 21c ABOUT ICE CREAM'N CAKE · ·· · 49c Pound Cake · .. .. .. · .. · .. · ea. 35c CUT-UP ... PAN READY RESH FRYERS fRESH .... PAN READY Chicken Breasts lb. FRESH . . . . PAN IIEADY Leg$ & Thighs • • Small Turkevs .. ' A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. : . LEAN, MILD lb. • • • • • •• • rT''P' ' •. """"''' ... ... . 1\&P SUPER·RIGHT ... BLADI! SHOULDER CU'fS Vcallloast "I :,, I ' - • • • • • . \ .· 59 . '\' ~... I ... . . lb. ! • 39c • 65.: lb. ............ 45c i / FRESH ... FANCY OHIO, 5 TO 7-LB. Sill! • ~ ~ r.- ~ Rut1and anPhy!!I~ s,.owd•• ad-.Ia . . '.... lbl! week.enA parcntt. Mr and Luckadoo. Mn. Gene Brown an t' hmily remained for a vacation Mr . and Mn. Lee Myen and Mr. and Ml'l. Carl Denison a~nt Sunday with Mu. A•mle Hllwt of Downlngton. t.lr. snd Mrs. Robert H11l and son BillY and Mr. an~ Mrs. VIctor Braley spent Saturdny :tt Forked Run Lake. Mrs_ Ethel Kinney and Mr. and Mn. Bob Kaiser pf Waverly 8pent Sunday witlt Mrs. Belle Martin'hnd family . Robert Snowden was in Massill on '+'ednel!day on bu1ines:s. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Largent of Syracuse spent Sunday- wlti-J his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Largent. Mrs . Hilah Snowden and grandson Bob of Akron spent a few days the past week with her mother-in-law Mrs. F. V. Snowden and her brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mr.s. Roy Snowd en. . Mr. and Mrs. ~hell Conm•lly and sons, Larry, ILesiie antl D11n attended the races at Toreh Speedway saturday evening. Mr. and tMrs. Jack Phillips and son Ricky of Jt~cltsonville, Fla., anrl Mlss Jeanette Phillips of Middleport are villting their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ju~ PhiiUp:". Sliced Bacon \ • • • • • • 1-lb. pkg. • ·~ ~ , .. . . ... . .. ,, "\ > t' ;: •, -· 01 .. . ... . .. IJ v. Q, !111118 •. • •' ·IF HE HAOitT &EN SO DEI.OI'fll 10 HIS ONCE HE lD5f f!lf .' 9lE WANTED m GO •• TO THE (lRCIJSON ELECTICJ.J D~ !! WHEOJ ~E'I CAME Oo!E \OI'E - HIS CliiH.' ! ii'CK, T>IE POU5 WERE Cl.OSED.t;" Don Kibble. Eut Liverpoof; o., spent Sunday bere with hil aubtJ, Misses K1te L. and Lucy Kl,b ble . The WSCS of the M. £. C'burth held tbeir July tOtb "eetl.q It the home or Mrs. Bess 'Larkins with 13 membera preJent. ·Theifht:J'eltular meeting wltl be _he!~ !~ 1it<!' bom• of Rev. Freelalid· }for~ ~elne. Mrt. Ohloe MDli V\lijH·:ifeently with rtlatives at Mldai~Ofl Chester &roett ai:Ji .· ~mUy or Columbus were visitoli. her"e Sun day evenbi~. ;· "'T"to......,P""" CP'e=IS...,..., _;~iN lly I - Mrs. Rosa Barnes .has returne•l Th.e R ." , and· Rolle rs and Kool home arter spending the past By E~vn Br1c*IH · lCa_ts tH Clu~s met at the homP m"Ontll 111 Akron.. Mr. and Mrs. Cart'oll Snowden Mr. llld :M:n:· ,R,u~ell ~hmael of. Mr. an~. ·Mrs. Wa yne Turner and -sons Steve and Larry and and d1qhter~ Gale. of D9ton July. 'o tOr ~-H judf{ing. ~ spent the week erul here wit~ ~er Re!res~ents of sandwiches, Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Patterson and cookies and'· Kool-Aid were sen· da1fg11ter. Roxanna spent Tuesday brother, Mi-. -arid Mrs. Tom Perrin. Norma · De'ari, Chester, wai villiLed to BreX ut'a Turnr.r, Barbar:-t evening at Forked Run Lake. Mr. and Mi's. Lawrel}ce Boyd ing her d·a ughter:• Nr. and Cartrr, Lind& Pzu·ker. Billie Lou Ma:fUn, Diane Hlad . Marvel Fo- llnd daughter Donna Mari e and Gordon Chevalier and sonl, Sunley, Charlotte Smith, A1111 son David and Mrs. Birdie Hfl- day, Mr:. and ltirs. Wlillis Rand i.nd Sprouse, Dee Thomas, Lind ,;~ we!J and family or Middleport Cremeans_, Marjorie Foley, Patty c:llled on their aunts, Mrs. S. L son, Jimmie of Tbl'H Rivers, Mfch. Young, Judy Slawter, Sandra Lit· Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Arza were guHts o1 he_r aunt and urkle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brieklea, Mr. tie, Os8 Turuer, Margaret Smith, Bryant Thursday. Advisors Maxine D)'cr an cl Phrl· . Mr. an.d Mrs. Bruce May and and Mrs. Dwia:lit ~encer and Jimlis Snowden and Home Demon- children Debbie and Mtke a·td ily of Chester, W:ednesday. Miss Pllyllis Snowden were Mrs. Effie Watson and sun, Wil· stratio~ Agent Mrs. Nolan. business visitors. in Parker sbun~ Ham, Mr. and Mi'a. Harold Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ·Watson, Mr. Thursday, Sunday School attendante on Mrs. Gladys Callahan o r Welland Mrs. Orvil Watson, Mr. and July 14, WB9 0&, ~offeri~g $&99. ston spent tl\'e past week visitj!t1!: Mrs. John Guinther and fan\ily Worship ·serVICes were held at her cousin M"rs. C. 0 . Chapmar. all attended the Watson and W<ike10:45 't'!~th ~ptqre · ti1tbn from Mts. Bessl'e wells, Mrs Callah~n ly Reunion at the liome ef Mr. and . Psalm 62. Text "God Is A Refuge and Mrs. Chapmi!n spent Friday ly Luey Kibble Mrs. Tom Barthelemy of Dayton, For Us." Communion serviceS were with a cowin, Mrs. Mary Covey Miss Lily Prushing of Colum· Sunday. held with about 50 participating. of Belpre. bus was a recent guest in the \ Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bent z of Ak· The MYF he\d Its reeu~a,r ~eet· M'rs7 Ethel Nelson and duugll- home of he-r father, Wallace Baker ron were gue:sts of his sitser, Mr. · lng July 14 with an attenda~ce or ter, He.ltn Mae and Dee . Tbornas and s1ster. Lola . and Mrs. C. E. Woode Saturdayt 6 :tooth and 1 adult: "TM "Lesson and Marjorie Foley enjoyed "l Mrs Flossie Barcus of Akron Mra. Margarett Heaton of Bradwas-.on "The. Irmer Witnesa", Bible picnic at the Syracuse Park Sun· visited here recently with her enton, Florida, spent .several ~ys Study were Genesis, cliap~er 17 . day evening. . sister, Mrs. Essie Cong.-ove and here with her niece Mr. and Mrs. ~ bu.siq~~ meeting i'n criarge of Pearl Molden o! Columbus other relatives. Gerald Violet. Jollnny Ta'ylor, consisted of a re- s~nt the w(!ekend w1th his fathMr. and Mr s. Mike Kerwin of Tom Perrin re~eived word that port on the ice l!l'eam social when er Ec! Molden ani\ •. sJStcr , Mr. Eden and the Horace Kibble fam· his brother, Wald Perrin ot \feat ~ $100 was turned over to-~tW; Jnd<~M!..ulli.Clf~dfe'Y.' Mr Molden . Hy, loce.l , wgre $unday guests or l \):J!ion .bad .l~•.epn serloi)..Sb'~~j~ed ~ullding tund. Further rponeY r ins- return ed home with his so n for Mr . and Mrs, W!Uiam Congrove. 'f ll •f(ftfl\f IOadmg wheat at the farm ing plaris were · dlseussl!d. A picnic a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Collins are ol a neighbor. ' ,upper bnd outdoor meeting were , Mn. Mabel Hogue s pt>nt one on a vacation trip to Niagara Fall~- ' M:r." and Mrs. Harold Gardner of planned for the next meeting on day the past week wi~h Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. MariOn Hetzer"and Langsville was calling on Mr. and. July 28 to begin at 7 o'clock in the Be$Ble Wi se. . family Qf T,,Iedo are vis'iting here Mrs. Carl Lemley Sunday a(ter.. . J ctUi.Ch f l;l'd a.nd- base.rnen't. Adult!~ Mr. and Mrs Bruer May a.nr.l with his parents, Mr. a'nd Mrr. Ar· noon . .at~'· atsq wetoo.me! M k thur Hetzer . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Render1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey of Ra- shott and daughter, Ruby, Mrs. . ~ttendahte at last Wednesday's daughter Debra ond son J '. pl-ayer .service was 30 with FlOr~ anrl Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow- cine were recent guests of William Harold Frisner and son of Landen and sons, Stc...e and Lafry k d Randolph and Charles A. Smith. easter, Mr. ani Mrs, Kenneth Ray ence Boyles Sp,e ncer leading. This had a wiener roast at For c Guy Stalnaker and family of and two children of ·columbus all week's it:Ader is Iris Wdrner. ' Vanderhoof were visitors Saturday were Sunday guests of Mr. and There Was Bn attendance o( 10 Run Lake Sunday. Homer Parker attended the with his motllcr, Mrs." Bert Shum· Mrs. Clarence Nickles. at t}le otficial Board meeting held Carpenter's Council way. , Paul TorTence, Columbus, spent at the church MondaY evenine~ Tri-State Stewart Byron Sisson has eone the week end here with his , parThe Commission on Membership meeting at Portsmouth ThursdaY to ·canton t!l vislt his sister; Mrs. ents; Mr. and Mi's, Roland Torand EvfD&ellsm decided to make evening.... Alan _Mill~ of Alhens spent. Mary Lou Robinson. renee and 'famUy, . and pqst -a framed copy of the c,. w. BU:tk1ey, son.ln·law and Robert Flood and .thre!e chi14ren. ·Church Oath and Obliaatlons with, TJ:lur.sday night and Friday wi th daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J . M"~ Smith of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. EuUoYd Dillinger, Charles Taylor and Bi11y , Hill., Mr: a"nd M;s. John Dyke and visited with another daughter, gene Moore and' three children or Thelma Henderson in ehatge. The Commission on Education to make son Gary of Xenia spent the week Mrs. Grace Reed arld family at wa,hlngton_ Bottom, W. v;a. ~~:pent Saturday wltb Mn. M'f.rtle Ftost. plans to &eCUrfl 1956 Di$cipline (at end With his father, Sam Dyke Coolvllle. . . Mrs. Geneva Nolan . home- dem· Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh 11pent least one cop"j 'to be kept at the and her parents, Mr. and Mrll. ohstrltion ' aJ"Dt met Wednesday several daya ·ln Cohlmbu« with eburch) a~;~.d u , manY more as de- W. R. Haye.t. Mr. on(l Mrs. Robert Diehl and1 afternoon.· lilt the school building their daugliters:. Sire eoples. The' bo-.rd recomme-nd-., M'r. and Mr.s. Willard Eber~'bach ed and ,.PProved I>Oth plono. A family, Fostoria, spent a few with th'e1 Pioneer 4·H Club who Uscus&iori Wll!l held on "How To days th_e past) week with his par- had rtrllsht'!d their project on sew· and three daughterS of C ster r; J!old Fol~"for. WO!r•hlp Servi&s." ents, Mr. a11d Mrs. Chris Diehl ing lnd was readY for judgln-. were ealJlrig ori her aunt, M , and Mrs. JaniJ:.e BaTl'ett Is helpin~ Nine members were P!esident Mn.- Wa:yne Br1-ekles, Wedneisday. The aroup 'deckted to let eacb Jg~IG That's it - tha gla~! Now you """' pl........e and poSit•ooly happy. ' Mrt. . ~ ~ •. • . .Oran~e$ • • '$ <:~~~ ~pg 'em or ltJfitelt ' - '•• . , . . ~• .,et · ., '. ••• . ' . - ,.,. . ......'. .... ~- 1 1 ~ HOPE IT'LL HELP ME I ' PEANUTs .. .. By ERNIE BUSHMILLJ!Il NANCY &1 SHULTZ i ,c ,\ 1 ,,,'· ,' ABBIE AND SLATS ' . ' WILLIE WINKLE ~ " ... CALIFORNIA VALENCIA • :!, ' SWE&'J' By CHESTER GOUL,II DICK TRACY 69e ~ . . .... 1 JUICJ SUNkiST BIG 150 SIZE .. .. by Mr. and MJ'1. Dana V...ll' of Chtlllcotbe. Elbert Conkel and ramny of Waverly, lrfn. Ida 'Bid-Jol'il of Five PolnU aad dau&bter Helene and Mr. a11d _.. Marold M...,r of Tuppon f'\olu, who planned a picnic for tbe poip at ?Orked Run Lake. Mra. Looa ~pplept., Kn. L. Metzer and Cam\])' ofi lA1lb: River, New Jersey, villted bere r~Uy wltb thelr father, LU.dt \tUIIOJ). A number of relatives and friends enjoyed a b"\J't'kJii,T ~rtJ recently at t-be home of Mn. &ale Conif'OYe. Mrs. Robert Saml and chUdren of Zaneavjlle 1pent tbt week end bere with her pareutt, Mr. and Mn. E. F. WilJoD. Mrs. Zora Taylor of Park'erdi~g came Friday_ to spend a cdut\lt! of days at the Wallace bome with her children, Kenneth and Mary, Ethel. h : :• '..,. ....., . "-, ... THE SlUm FAMILY charQe. O•er the woe~ entl Mr. and Mn. lvan Mauar o( V{.,rllfl we~ the gueaU of Mr. ancJ' Mn. 0 . E. )lu. aar. They were joined on Suaclay t1 CLUBS MEET ~ -. - REEDSV. Ill( SERVE TEMPTING SUNDAES · · · · DELICIOUS MILK SKAKES I .. .. ALFRED SPECIAL! ee Cream Dessert Suggestions (20.JBus.lness Services - - --- "r, . Mr.' (Regularly · .. .. · .. 75c:l I, _________________.,;_;.:_: ;.: .: .:.:.:.:.: : . :_.:__ - -- -, -- ..,u. OfJituarg I Card ___ of Thanks __ Helfn Dam~oQd . and Mrs. Eddie Ash called an ?drs. Andrew Davia of Springs. Sunday. ll)d Mrs. Willard Faudree ~n' Mondny with Mrs. Bertha "llolter and brother, Leater, or Mornin• Star Mn. Elsie Crou,' Ra~lne . spent ,tbe we ~k eJ?c! witb Mr. &nd ' Mrs. George 8aer and family. Mra. Virginia Deavers and son, Babby, of Athens . were Sunday .(l.lests of Mr. 'lnd Mr&. Mark Evans and san Dcnnls and attended th"e Sunday Seh<>&l picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sapp an~ Debby of Columbus- were calhng on friends and relatives here Sun- SENSATIONAL DESSERT SPECIA L AT A .. Pi I • of Sutton 1pent with h~r mo- ., In MIDDLEPCiRT, OHIO l+~EMALE of Wellaton worth D!ll, Pomeroy. Robert P•rker spent a week Lawrence Diddle and daughter. Miss J,me Wise of Chicago is with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Powell visiting her grandparents Mr. of Gallipolis. Mrs Nettie Meeks, visit~'() witil and Mrs. S. F . Wise. William Zerkle, re""turned to hi s I her son-in-law and d~ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Johnson, Parle· employment on the nver boat Eastern. er.sburg . Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and Mrs. Ellen Baer DIS.ENSITIZE THAT ITCHI 101 JUST 15 MINUTES, were Mr. and Mrs. CJ.yde We· If not pleased, your 40c back at hrung of Cleveland, Mrs. Mildft any drug counter. lnstant-drymg Wagner and Mrs. Helen Baer oi ri'CH·ME-NOT deadens ltch 10 Akron. MINUTES; kilb germs on CON· Harold Crouch and son Randy TACT. U&e day or night for ecze. of Leewood, w. Va., visited Mt'. ll_!lai inseet blte~t loot itch 1 other and Mrs. J. c. Ferrell, r:..:ece rashes. NOW at Swisher & Mr. and_ M _ rs _E_d_w_ard N':e~w:"m~a'."n~,-~·~,~""""""~~,.,~ 1n Columbus wH it his cousins, Rob-ert 1nd Thomn Waugh. Road work hr now in progren on Route 880 through Allred to finish the re surfacing_ begun 1ome time ago. Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Reeves and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Findling and son spent Sunday eveni ng with Iva and Russell Find· Hn~ . Mr and Mrs. Charles O'Brien and baby of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. G~rner Grif~n and other relatives hel-c over the week end. Mr. and -Mrs. Murray Hopklns and daughter,, Dayton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz pd William Bt!ntz. Mrii. Oslie Follrod and son rpent last week end with her paren ts, Mr. ~nd Mrs. RAymond Harper of Carroll, Ohio. Mr. aod· Mrs. Gerald Swartz spent several days with their par· ents hcfe al~er returning from a vac!atlob. trip. · 1'1'1& Building Committee asks all petsQ'\s able to wofk to come out on $aturday July 20 to help finish Uie (XlinUng and other finishing jObs on the ., new church. ~ -- ' 'I with Mba Lu" ltltible, ~·~~~;will be Ausu!tt 7 Clair s pent the week end . By BAEBURN VANBURf:lt �.. ••' -- .. ---·- • I \ J,-!./ "'-; . •" ",,',.: .. \"'. ... , __ ..... -. - ' *"'"' It. ·· ·-·~ ,.. 7 . # • . .. "', * ~ . ... .,. . ;. -. ..a. .... ~· ·'" '"-~--· ~.,.... ,.,. -- ~- . ~-,~ ,, ...... month at 6-Daily Seotioel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July IB, 1957 • for kent - Extension Luldert, ScaffoJrj h,)ards, DrQP Cloths. Chnt oo Fi ... b.er, Middleport. Phone 8265~. 11 1 tf fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RES ULTS WANT ADS PttONE 398 • • U!tfunmh£>d Ca ll 6172 __ .... 11.\X W.&JU) ~~ ATIOKWI•II a bedroom hom C' b')for~ 4 30. 717·6tc .......,,......._ .... , _ c . 115 L . . . _ •'· ( 17) Help Wonted RATES .. P - 61 -. .... .,. on at. u. c.r. wm. o,.,..., ------ llocll lprlnea 2 ce•Ul pt't word, one ln ..~rtlon . Minimum charge 50c.---t per word tor three conset'utlve insertions. ~'entl Spec:ial ·- One month for 25 cenls per word. Full rate c,, 2 cent.& per word will be chnrgt•ti fnr advPrt tllin~ lr aot paid for before the 15ln of each month followim: l n~ertl on. Errers In Advertising-Should be reported immedia tely The D•ily Sentklcl '11- 111 :JOt be responsible for mmre than one incorl'flct Insertion. Card of Thanb and SneehJ Notice• of Events $1 .00. Obituarie• published at 1 cent l)er word Wa1!rcss Expcnenc-c Home Restaur &nt. W an tec1 F'me person Mld dlcjJOrt. 1.,;==-==-.;.;=''===-: Rodney Downing 7·16-:Jtl' I!I'~URANCE AGI!NC'l' 'ir.a. Automobll•. H.. ttt. ACCIDENT WHn ted--Housekceper OIJ ye;;, ~ of age. Conl<~ct John Buck ncr. 157 Dock Sl. , Middleport. 7-lfi- 12tp Help -~---· c...lty end . . . . Reol Estate Broker ~tt.. ------ planned to be held Auguat 9th at the Roarfs1de Park. A summer orrerin g of $15.00 was sent !o Medical Miss1o ns. Mrs. Robert Harden re.ugned as secrl'lary aud was J"cplaced by Mrs. Donald Cottrill. Mr~ . Mayme Holmer 9:nd Mrs Thomas Clark, hostesses. served refreshments to 9 members and 2 VISitors during ~ lh-: socia l hour. 'T'he Budders ClasA of Asbury Methodist Church held a wienpr roal!t at Bailey·~ Lake July ~ lh Boatmg and swimmmg were also \nj oyed. Attendmg were J,ht> ttlacher Mrs. Mark Duerr and m.embe-rs Muy Jane Louks, Mary Hendrix, R!ue Ann Thelll and Nancy Eichinger. Unable to at· tend were Ruth Wingett and Billy Jean Cundiff. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kritter were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines, daughters Karen and Penny of Elsmere, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flick, Bobby Searles of Findley and Mrs. Alta 0111 and daughter, Connie of Pomeroy. Afternoon caller& were Mr. and M.rs. Bernest Bruch and daughter Ell:ts· beth and so n Delbert , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Krider and Ells- WANTED Immediately '136-M ( I ) NotiCeS C ushm ~ n Scooter. n(·wlv over PNONEI 4311 for 3-6 weeks. Unattached, rehau lcrl Sell dthlP Kv crc ' l spo nsible woman, 21- 50 yrs. of Mc Danud . f)t: :tr!OIId ~"'! Midage. Exp'::'l ien.ced with chlld HAM SHOOT Jul:; 21st at Ru~· dlcport 7 lfl-3tp care-, cooking and general house- IN LOV1NG MEMORY OF WAIO Freeker 's Farm, Ftve Points 121 -- C'linlo.1 Halliday, second son of work. Good pay. Must live in. ttl dark sponsored by Porn ero:/ FOR SALE Ross and MaHle Bowles Ht,liPhone 24l , Mrs. Finley. 7 Ul 6tc day, waa born ncar Dexter, Ohio, M no.~~ 7 '~~ 4 ~ The u ndcrs t~ n('(l ts offct ing fer Sept. 3, 1904, where he grew to sale the T ho m:.~ •, A w.•J.:ll('r pr·r .. OTICES : TURNER R~11.1nlon, Old perry tn Letar t 'f<'idl ~, Ohw ap- WANTED : Experienced waitress. manhood. H~ wu called home Must be ov•·r lB. Apply Parker Duhlr Church, M••iiii Co., on fl1 tl1sed at Sl2 ,00UOU +111 1 cannot the evenlr.g of June 7. 1957, ue· Restaurant rome-roy, 0 . ing IS2 yean, 9 mo:ttha and 4 July U, 1957. B..k•P dinn•r bl' sold for lt>ss th ~n th;rt amou nt 7 US 3tc dayg of age. He was united in 12 noon. Tell 'f~JUr friends. subject to th(' Jtpprnval of l:lC' marriage with Anna Glady.!! 7-17-3tc Probate Cour t for inf~H·nurlion Bowen , August 9, 1933. Their ---::--:-·--- --- - - - - perta ining h' biddm g, ca ll Sybd home was blessed with two sont, H••dctuart." for Ebersb.ach. I' hone Nu. 467. Alan Laing, presently engaged hm-'?nile Lugg.tge - Lane Cedar 7-17-6te with the United States Armed WORK BY r)A Y or ironing at Cne-sts - LAU Window Fans- - - -- - - - -- - - - · Services, stationed at Camp Rob. home. Call 622~-J after 4 p. m. Frigidaire Refrleeraton. 16 M:\1 Sou nd Mnvif'• Pr.lJt •dor erts, Californ1a, and Ivan ~er· 7-18·3Lc •k•r Furniture, Middleport, Ohio A-J condition !"'r1sl $4~0 new rill at home . • 29 t! $12~ Rober t HurU!II, 12() Cole In addition to his bereft family ,-------;- - Sl. f'om eroy, OhiO . Phone 447M Wanted- PAPER H.\NG[I\G- -25 Home made 1ce cream. ra ke alh1 he is survived by his aged moyears experience. Free et' i pie. Sacred Heart Church. I 7-17-3tp ther, Mrs.· Ross Halliday: one mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racin • Thur~ . July 18 , llt•g tnnh·•f 111 brother, Carroll, or Washington Box 124, Ohio. 7-5--•' J.:.r ra~e, 6 r. -~ 7·16-3tc: f) rooms , 2 lr<Jtl11 +nmr ~ 1 C. H. : his si.r;tcrs , Mrs Elsie Mrfurnace, h<ISCIIH'Ill $10500 C~ rt Caskey of Dexter; Mrs. Gladys be duplexed ('ii \ IIY . .luh n i\'1. Enochs of Wilmingtu,• ; Mrs. Mar(2) RICh mo nd , R14 E Mnm St., vel Mutchler of Athens; Mr.a. Pomeroy . 7 17·6t(" My(tlll Musser of Springfield. His father , Ross Halhday, one wan t lo ('XJ.Ircss my s:nccrc ll fl ~ -----~ __ • sister, Mn. MildrtJd Perry, and precllltion Lo my neig hbor,; Jo'ur Sule or T r:H'(' 22 ac re Lr r m + "By th1 ' a baby brother preceded him in and friends for their kimln cas room hoUEf' , m:il l and ~(·hoo l Hour\ death. Besides his family there and sympathy durmg: the ill bu s routr S('ll or Tr.ult• fm' or are nietes, nephews, aunts, two ness Hod death or my hu~;b a nd . hou.H! null lot 7 17-61 p rem,inmg """"· and a wid• Contract'' Special thank11 to Dr . Pi ckm16 . circle! of relatives and friend s Ruppclt, M.-:. fo'or Sa le or Tr ar--·--·-· Rev Howard i ~:. - Jn4!1 l'nrr!. eGradtng & Ditch D1gs:lni who will remember his pleasant I' Lillian Stem, or8nnist , the eBack-Hoe Service ne w tlrr. s, dunl muffle r. hndy smile and thoughful way&. Rawlings-Coats Funera l llh'e1• e'fruck Loading Equipment pcrfccl Ter m~ Ht}<tn llan1 s, He accepted Christ as his person,al· l ton and all wh., hel ped 111 uny • Dump Truck Service ltcc dsvtl lc, 0 ., l'ho n(• Cunlvli!P Savior when just a lad and unit' way. Mn . Pe ter Stare VIRGIL WAIIISLEY 3716. 7·16 3lc "i¥': ed with the Christian Church at Phone Cheohlre 7-74,79 7rl8•ltC -·----,-- Dexter. For S:.~lc -2 wht'cl trai ler, tl.~ ~·;l ,-He was a member of Star Grange ~ •We7ouidllkc to thank Rev. car parts. tu ·c·.~. cht(;kc n ~ C'ly df No. 778. He chose for his pr~r feSIIion in Jlfe the oldest highest '- *~ Vreeland l'iorrh1 anrl singer.r;, Van Cooney, Raile y Run Hoa(l WiJ_.. Dr. 'Kewetaon, th e Pomt"roy · ·flt. 2. l'omt~ roy or l',h one 6r.2~Y ..and 1'!108): . noble of all profe~~. BULLDOZER for hire, ,Onda, Emergency Squad , the Ewiu .-: sions---afrJculturc. He was 11 7-16 6tr buemenh, landscapin1. R. M dcvotM father, finding his greatFuneral Home, the n . A. V Cowdery, Long 1.ottom, Phone est pl e~t~ure In life with his and our nc1ghbor11 and frkn i1.'l F'or Su lc : DINING room J;U ilc: l <l hlr, 6 c hutrs, hu Ih- 1. ('1\ ii\IJ 10, J.25·tf fnm1ly 11nd in his home-an unfor their kindness ami 11ym 7-ltl-filp doslll Tel IIOfl!'i derstan(hlll{ compani on and a pathy at the recent dt· rllh uf pal to h i ~ sons. He lives on i.n our huaband and fat her . l'cnchc.s NPw t Ia vi' 11 Orcho~nl f.ADTO 1: 'l'Et.ltYISJnN SF.RVICE, Lhr hcarl.~ of all Who knew hun . 'H8-ltp The K1ng Fau11 l,v Phon• 1)0, Cleland Appliance New HHVCll )'fhJIW TU..!4tl88 Store, l .td W. Main St., Pomerop 7•16-t{ Twl11 ght and ('Vening bel! 2-23·11 And 11fter Lhat the dark ~ (8b) .!'ervico!s LOT In Synu.: u ~e. Appi"OXllllUlf'ly And may there be no sadness of 50 x 300 !'l. i!as frllulu gc 1111 2 QUICK SERVICE c.>b Wlteh Cefnrcwcll r~ treet~. Small resJ1Icnc''· uul· pairing hy hotory Trained When I embark . I. H. ltAWLIIIGS SONS CO. - 2t lm!\dlngs, ga11, water, electricity . watchmaker, VOLLINS JEW:& hour 'Mfrt.C'Iurr Servlee. Da;¥ lawn shade lrct•s. !lowers nice LE.RS, Pomeroy 1-3-tt For though from out our bou rne o! Phone 6Z2'J. Nlabt Phone Here Is a lJitrgaln . llrllPr (' hec k Lime and place 1031-X 0000111 • PLYMOUTH this one. Earl D. Mt•ndf'r Sr ~ The flood may bear me l.1r. " DEAJ&IIIl. s"'ll u Jtealtor Pea rl Parker-- Ag<>n l I hope to see my Pilot face to fRee Pomcro~·- Pho ne 201. 7 HI :He When I have crossed the bat . _ _ _ _ _ _7:._18 llp --,.------,--.,SAUSAGE STU f'FEil Call Gino Priede, Second St., Pomeroy . • 7 lG 3\ r CONCRETE BLOCU 1986 Ohl!mob\lc f2,49!!1 Super Ba 2 dr. Holliday Cpc. Lc .~~ thn1, ~ec o ndltloned Slm;cr Portabl e c.hcster Price and Mr. and Mri. "8ullcl hthtr PerL_. 14,000 actual miles l'owc1· Electrlr. Sewing Machine. New C~ct l Throckmorton took a vacat!Oil brakes. Full~ ateerlng and trip to Canada. motor. Nf'IY wiring. Guaranteed GRUESIR BWCK CO. equipped . Mr. and Mra. Henry Turner and 5 yuars. Lowc&t price t'Vcr. Only 1006 Buick VB Century . $2,!595 $14110. Hu rry! Limited supply sons, Roler and Donnie. are I Mil• North of ,_.., 2 dr . Riviera Cpe. SmArt Jvor: Write H:> ••~cho\d Sowing. Maspending the week with their son· 6: White rlnillh. Dyn&flow dn v:· chine Co .. fll8 3rd Ave., HuntIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. One careful owner. ington , W. Va ., for (rc~ hom e Alumtn1.1m comblnatioa 1torm anti Joe Bolin and son Jn Georgia . ureen w\Ddowl and d_.. Steel . Miss Viola Bob, Dayton Is visit· '1DD4 Buick V8 Super. Sl.0.96 -l demonstration . 7 12 6tp and aluminum awnlng1 and can-- ang her brother, Jarrot and wife dr. ~dan . Dynanow dr ive Ito!.: oplea. CaU William. Radford, H. New one cost about $4600 uu FOR S AL~~ APPLRS - One and Avanel Radikln and Yvom~e Rock Sodnp. I ) lmop. !!'pent several day! with Mr. and TbiJ one like new In ppprar· lwo dtlllars per bushel. Ne w Havt'n ance and condition . Mrs. F'rank Johnston, Pomeroy . OrcharC'I . New lhwcn. Phone TU1854 ForD: VB Cullom line $1 ,095 Edgar Weyand and family , ~:o. 24688. 7 12 lOtc 2 dr. Sedan . One of bca1 ap lumbua spent the week end With JTIIIICTUlAL I IIAMI Mn. Geneva Foster. pearin,f cara on our lot. I•G_ R_A_V_E_L_Y_1_riA-cToR SALES and Jto3 Bulek Spe~lala . $996. TwCl Mr. and Mrs. Rovtlle Williams IClA' IliON- MITALl extra flne cara. One wu owner! Service. R. A. Finlaw, Gl2 E . (Wanda Fo~ter) ar~ Hnnounc\ng )hln S\., Jlomcrt ;. ' 27 tf by one of our mcchank ~. the birth of a son, Nellie Vale and son, Johnnie 1JD3 Chevrolet• Rll low 01s $B9~ ·- and Mrs. Erma Vale visited CharFour beoullco. 2- 210'• '"' ' a~ · le~ Slater family, Hebron, Sunda~·­ Bei-Aln. One like new ('Onvl't · ---~--- _______ _ M'r. and Mrs. Lawrence Chaptlble and 3 two door11. ~·or Sale· t1 r oom hou!lc, bath 11.li mtm visited John Romine lind ILAIT.TNAR lUlCK COMPANY mof!('rn . Cull 2171 Letart Jo'all3 family. lut Mtln It,...., Pomeroy 7· 1B·6tc 1·1&- lt ~--- I I ICE· CREAM - - - - - --· ( I 8 l Employment Wanted , For Hire! , - FULL HALF GALLON , - - _______ __, ,, · , -~-- ----~- ------ Auto - (8) Auto Sales .. -- RUTLAND WI BUY 10-For Sale Re_n_t_ I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I ------------r-- (20 8) Insurance , tor 112) Wanted to Rent be11t und ear ~ ALUF.S, ~rc BILL CHILllS. 7 9 Imop -- - - - , - --· ~91 !=or Soie ~ISTERI!:O GOLDEN Retrlevor Un furni5hed 3 bed1'oom home. Call 6172 before 4 :30. ?-18-6tc ----- --- 114) For Rent ---------- B.arnei-&.IIIPIOD laiUI'IlDel AltiiC1. Middleport. Fti'O • AuloiiiOIJ!IoBoatlo. Pbmo SSIN' .__ FOREMAN • AlliiOTT T.V. SEll. VICJo: All makes Repaired bJ' b port Toe~nlclan~ Pbo.. aat Y apartments. U1dlt iu puppler. Pl"'f~t for field work 2-4 room lllddlepor. IH&-11 pAi d. 1 atoro room . or ahow. Yfrite : W. R. ElberPh unr feld, 318 Oak St., Hillsboro, o . 63~8X . 'T ·lB-3t c COMPLI!:'l'l ~nauranat Proteetloa. "" 7168tc c----:-----,--- - Life, Autc·. Fire, Folto. Call Dot HMm~ for ront. Clo8t• to town M~lla, Mhldlaport, Ohio. 127 Butternut. 7-18·12lc ,Houte For Sale: 3 room hou.a e. Complete with furniture ju5t Dl For Rco,t---4 room1 and bath furit 11--J.ua:e lot, 2 porthea, outnished apartment Uflstal ra. New (21 ) dst~rn, buildlngl, baaement, hot water heater and g11rage bottle raa In kitchen , youn t: included. Cali MSY. 7·16-3tc 4 room house, 3 aerea Jarde:n. p~ per me~nth . A\ Apple Gtovu, See fruit tree• beginnlr.g to bear, Aln Wbe~tler. 7 111 St~ 1' HOUSE In MIJdlt.port. 2 near arapel and •U.wberrl"s. Rou le Rutland. Mabel Hoiue . Phone 'J below Middleport. Se1Un1 bll· 24932. 7 ·~ 61p HOUSE - 6 room!! and bath. One ~"'"" of Ulneu Mu Ottr1 mile from Chetter •On Rt. No. 1, Mulford, Mlddleporl, o., RL G room an"& bathapa;tment.~ running water, •leetrlclt)' aM No. I. 7-17-8to ly decora?ed. Call 294. 7 2 tf nJtural aa• ln houH, bli JArden. YU &-2232. A. J, Carter. Star Route. Cbe~t"'r. 7 8 late' -------Real Estate Racine 36119 ( 16) For Rent or Sole FOR S>\LI! OR TRADE - 22 acre farm, 4- l'OOftl house, mall and aehool bus route. Sell Dr trade for house and l~:~t. George Kennedy, R>lttand. 1-ll-8tp Good ata VMd Can All Mllket ujl Modell METROPOLITAN _ __:A;;;:ti'ro SALES SYRACUSE ly Mrs. Ad• Slack The LOyal Helpers Sundnv Scbo~I Cia.~~ ot the Asbury Mfltbodtst Church had a picnic supper Momlay evening at the N ~w Haven Roaclslde Parlt, Tho~ A \)t escnt were Mr. and Mrs. c a 1·J B. Weese, Mrs. Bert Weise , Mr. and Mrs. William Houdashelt, Mr and Mre. Dan Rizer, Mr!l Elizabeth Hysell, Mr. and Mrll, William Eichinger •nd children Johnny and Lincla, Mrs. Royal Thom~o~s an4 pand4auahter, Marilyn Miller. Carl Weese is teacher or the class. The Missionary Soctely of the Presbyterian Church met in .'.be church anne)( July 12. Mrs. Fettrl McBride, president, wu h cllarre of the meeting. Secretary and Treasurer reports were given and a tree wUI" offering of $9.19 Wll taken. A pro~tam sua.lon Wls tlYen by Mrl!. Donald Lis.l c and M:n. 1118et Quick, 'Bible study 'inel~ded 1·Chapter 7 from "JeiW! Te1chtnr on Citiaen4hip." Mra. Mayine Holme1 ,tlve Chap.o tus l. 2 and of . atud_11 book "WNiod S. A.'' A pJcntc was u. a - JANE PARKER .... 1 LARGE c·herrv... .Pie \ REG. 53c LL SAVE AT A'&P! lllt'o" f • 'I day. · "lrlr. and Mrs. H""son· Holter, Mr end Ma:s. Willard taudree and Mrs. Amanda Baer spent Monday eve-ning with Mr. and tlrs. David Holer and family at D'lljrWin. Mr. and Mrs. George, Stard;ler. and famlly, Pomeroy, were Suitday evenln_g dinner guests o( Mr. and Mrs. LewllrW.lker. Mr. and Mrs. fi.ul Ricb,ard~n and three sons, Dayton, spl;!nt Satt ' lll'(]ay night OJiil Sunday W!\11' Mri. Helen Damew'o.o(\ and son, J_;estei. Mr. al\d'MrJ. Harold Ho¥er a~ son, Ste~.betf, lpng Bottom, Mrs. Edith Si~n add S0!'1 Harold of Pomeroy we~ Sul\day ~~eats f their pareptS~ iiKt MrS. Han· aon Holtk. · Josephine Davis of Athens is visiting tler gr4ndparet,ts, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Nea!e. · The Forest Run Sunday School ,,picnic which was1 held at Bailey's Lake Sunday wars well alte~ded. Miss Virt~lpia .Mukey, CQJumbus IP811t from 'I'uesday until Thursday wifa Mrs. Helen Damewood . ~ 39c The pie is jammed with juicy cherries In a flaky. lght crust. For ex"·a ebeera, aerve it a Ia model . ' £p11re fruit gal. ctn. 44c 2-6-oz. jars 33c Ann Page Fruit Topping Marshmallow. Creme · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· pt. 25c R•d Liberty Maraschino Cherries · · · · · · · · · · 4-oz•.Jar 1n BANANA SPLITS or <ANTALOUPE ala mode Golden Ripe Bananos ...... · ........ · fl!. l 9c Jumbo 36 Size · · ' Vine-RipenedCantaloupes .... -- .. 2 for 69c . Hlpollte osco Milk Amplifier · · · · · · · · 12-oz. jar 37c !ersh1ev's Chocolate Syrup · · 16-oz. can 21c ABOUT ICE CREAM'N CAKE · ·· · 49c Pound Cake · .. .. .. · .. · .. · ea. 35c CUT-UP ... PAN READY RESH FRYERS fRESH .... PAN READY Chicken Breasts lb. FRESH . . . . PAN IIEADY Leg$ & Thighs • • Small Turkevs .. ' A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. : . LEAN, MILD lb. • • • • • •• • rT''P' ' •. """"''' ... ... . 1\&P SUPER·RIGHT ... BLADI! SHOULDER CU'fS Vcallloast "I :,, I ' - • • • • • . \ .· 59 . '\' ~... I ... . . lb. ! • 39c • 65.: lb. ............ 45c i / FRESH ... FANCY OHIO, 5 TO 7-LB. Sill! • ~ ~ r.- ~ Rut1and anPhy!!I~ s,.owd•• ad-.Ia . . '.... lbl! week.enA parcntt. Mr and Luckadoo. Mn. Gene Brown an t' hmily remained for a vacation Mr . and Mn. Lee Myen and Mr. and Ml'l. Carl Denison a~nt Sunday with Mu. A•mle Hllwt of Downlngton. t.lr. snd Mrs. Robert H11l and son BillY and Mr. an~ Mrs. VIctor Braley spent Saturdny :tt Forked Run Lake. Mrs_ Ethel Kinney and Mr. and Mn. Bob Kaiser pf Waverly 8pent Sunday witlt Mrs. Belle Martin'hnd family . Robert Snowden was in Massill on '+'ednel!day on bu1ines:s. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Largent of Syracuse spent Sunday- wlti-J his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Largent. Mrs . Hilah Snowden and grandson Bob of Akron spent a few days the past week with her mother-in-law Mrs. F. V. Snowden and her brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mr.s. Roy Snowd en. . Mr. and Mrs. ~hell Conm•lly and sons, Larry, ILesiie antl D11n attended the races at Toreh Speedway saturday evening. Mr. and tMrs. Jack Phillips and son Ricky of Jt~cltsonville, Fla., anrl Mlss Jeanette Phillips of Middleport are villting their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ju~ PhiiUp:". Sliced Bacon \ • • • • • • 1-lb. pkg. • ·~ ~ , .. . . ... . .. ,, "\ > t' ;: •, -· 01 .. . ... . .. IJ v. Q, !111118 •. • •' ·IF HE HAOitT &EN SO DEI.OI'fll 10 HIS ONCE HE lD5f f!lf .' 9lE WANTED m GO •• TO THE (lRCIJSON ELECTICJ.J D~ !! WHEOJ ~E'I CAME Oo!E \OI'E - HIS CliiH.' ! ii'CK, T>IE POU5 WERE Cl.OSED.t;" Don Kibble. Eut Liverpoof; o., spent Sunday bere with hil aubtJ, Misses K1te L. and Lucy Kl,b ble . The WSCS of the M. £. C'burth held tbeir July tOtb "eetl.q It the home or Mrs. Bess 'Larkins with 13 membera preJent. ·Theifht:J'eltular meeting wltl be _he!~ !~ 1it<!' bom• of Rev. Freelalid· }for~ ~elne. Mrt. Ohloe MDli V\lijH·:ifeently with rtlatives at Mldai~Ofl Chester &roett ai:Ji .· ~mUy or Columbus were visitoli. her"e Sun day evenbi~. ;· "'T"to......,P""" CP'e=IS...,..., _;~iN lly I - Mrs. Rosa Barnes .has returne•l Th.e R ." , and· Rolle rs and Kool home arter spending the past By E~vn Br1c*IH · lCa_ts tH Clu~s met at the homP m"Ontll 111 Akron.. Mr. and Mrs. Cart'oll Snowden Mr. llld :M:n:· ,R,u~ell ~hmael of. Mr. an~. ·Mrs. Wa yne Turner and -sons Steve and Larry and and d1qhter~ Gale. of D9ton July. 'o tOr ~-H judf{ing. ~ spent the week erul here wit~ ~er Re!res~ents of sandwiches, Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Patterson and cookies and'· Kool-Aid were sen· da1fg11ter. Roxanna spent Tuesday brother, Mi-. -arid Mrs. Tom Perrin. Norma · De'ari, Chester, wai villiLed to BreX ut'a Turnr.r, Barbar:-t evening at Forked Run Lake. Mr. and Mi's. Lawrel}ce Boyd ing her d·a ughter:• Nr. and Cartrr, Lind& Pzu·ker. Billie Lou Ma:fUn, Diane Hlad . Marvel Fo- llnd daughter Donna Mari e and Gordon Chevalier and sonl, Sunley, Charlotte Smith, A1111 son David and Mrs. Birdie Hfl- day, Mr:. and ltirs. Wlillis Rand i.nd Sprouse, Dee Thomas, Lind ,;~ we!J and family or Middleport Cremeans_, Marjorie Foley, Patty c:llled on their aunts, Mrs. S. L son, Jimmie of Tbl'H Rivers, Mfch. Young, Judy Slawter, Sandra Lit· Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Arza were guHts o1 he_r aunt and urkle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brieklea, Mr. tie, Os8 Turuer, Margaret Smith, Bryant Thursday. Advisors Maxine D)'cr an cl Phrl· . Mr. an.d Mrs. Bruce May and and Mrs. Dwia:lit ~encer and Jimlis Snowden and Home Demon- children Debbie and Mtke a·td ily of Chester, W:ednesday. Miss Pllyllis Snowden were Mrs. Effie Watson and sun, Wil· stratio~ Agent Mrs. Nolan. business visitors. in Parker sbun~ Ham, Mr. and Mi'a. Harold Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ·Watson, Mr. Thursday, Sunday School attendante on Mrs. Gladys Callahan o r Welland Mrs. Orvil Watson, Mr. and July 14, WB9 0&, ~offeri~g $&99. ston spent tl\'e past week visitj!t1!: Mrs. John Guinther and fan\ily Worship ·serVICes were held at her cousin M"rs. C. 0 . Chapmar. all attended the Watson and W<ike10:45 't'!~th ~ptqre · ti1tbn from Mts. Bessl'e wells, Mrs Callah~n ly Reunion at the liome ef Mr. and . Psalm 62. Text "God Is A Refuge and Mrs. Chapmi!n spent Friday ly Luey Kibble Mrs. Tom Barthelemy of Dayton, For Us." Communion serviceS were with a cowin, Mrs. Mary Covey Miss Lily Prushing of Colum· Sunday. held with about 50 participating. of Belpre. bus was a recent guest in the \ Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bent z of Ak· The MYF he\d Its reeu~a,r ~eet· M'rs7 Ethel Nelson and duugll- home of he-r father, Wallace Baker ron were gue:sts of his sitser, Mr. · lng July 14 with an attenda~ce or ter, He.ltn Mae and Dee . Tbornas and s1ster. Lola . and Mrs. C. E. Woode Saturdayt 6 :tooth and 1 adult: "TM "Lesson and Marjorie Foley enjoyed "l Mrs Flossie Barcus of Akron Mra. Margarett Heaton of Bradwas-.on "The. Irmer Witnesa", Bible picnic at the Syracuse Park Sun· visited here recently with her enton, Florida, spent .several ~ys Study were Genesis, cliap~er 17 . day evening. . sister, Mrs. Essie Cong.-ove and here with her niece Mr. and Mrs. ~ bu.siq~~ meeting i'n criarge of Pearl Molden o! Columbus other relatives. Gerald Violet. Jollnny Ta'ylor, consisted of a re- s~nt the w(!ekend w1th his fathMr. and Mr s. Mike Kerwin of Tom Perrin re~eived word that port on the ice l!l'eam social when er Ec! Molden ani\ •. sJStcr , Mr. Eden and the Horace Kibble fam· his brother, Wald Perrin ot \feat ~ $100 was turned over to-~tW; Jnd<~M!..ulli.Clf~dfe'Y.' Mr Molden . Hy, loce.l , wgre $unday guests or l \):J!ion .bad .l~•.epn serloi)..Sb'~~j~ed ~ullding tund. Further rponeY r ins- return ed home with his so n for Mr . and Mrs, W!Uiam Congrove. 'f ll •f(ftfl\f IOadmg wheat at the farm ing plaris were · dlseussl!d. A picnic a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Collins are ol a neighbor. ' ,upper bnd outdoor meeting were , Mn. Mabel Hogue s pt>nt one on a vacation trip to Niagara Fall~- ' M:r." and Mrs. Harold Gardner of planned for the next meeting on day the past week wi~h Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. MariOn Hetzer"and Langsville was calling on Mr. and. July 28 to begin at 7 o'clock in the Be$Ble Wi se. . family Qf T,,Iedo are vis'iting here Mrs. Carl Lemley Sunday a(ter.. . J ctUi.Ch f l;l'd a.nd- base.rnen't. Adult!~ Mr. and Mrs Bruer May a.nr.l with his parents, Mr. a'nd Mrr. Ar· noon . .at~'· atsq wetoo.me! M k thur Hetzer . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Render1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey of Ra- shott and daughter, Ruby, Mrs. . ~ttendahte at last Wednesday's daughter Debra ond son J '. pl-ayer .service was 30 with FlOr~ anrl Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow- cine were recent guests of William Harold Frisner and son of Landen and sons, Stc...e and Lafry k d Randolph and Charles A. Smith. easter, Mr. ani Mrs, Kenneth Ray ence Boyles Sp,e ncer leading. This had a wiener roast at For c Guy Stalnaker and family of and two children of ·columbus all week's it:Ader is Iris Wdrner. ' Vanderhoof were visitors Saturday were Sunday guests of Mr. and There Was Bn attendance o( 10 Run Lake Sunday. Homer Parker attended the with his motllcr, Mrs." Bert Shum· Mrs. Clarence Nickles. at t}le otficial Board meeting held Carpenter's Council way. , Paul TorTence, Columbus, spent at the church MondaY evenine~ Tri-State Stewart Byron Sisson has eone the week end here with his , parThe Commission on Membership meeting at Portsmouth ThursdaY to ·canton t!l vislt his sister; Mrs. ents; Mr. and Mi's, Roland Torand EvfD&ellsm decided to make evening.... Alan _Mill~ of Alhens spent. Mary Lou Robinson. renee and 'famUy, . and pqst -a framed copy of the c,. w. BU:tk1ey, son.ln·law and Robert Flood and .thre!e chi14ren. ·Church Oath and Obliaatlons with, TJ:lur.sday night and Friday wi th daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J . M"~ Smith of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. EuUoYd Dillinger, Charles Taylor and Bi11y , Hill., Mr: a"nd M;s. John Dyke and visited with another daughter, gene Moore and' three children or Thelma Henderson in ehatge. The Commission on Education to make son Gary of Xenia spent the week Mrs. Grace Reed arld family at wa,hlngton_ Bottom, W. v;a. ~~:pent Saturday wltb Mn. M'f.rtle Ftost. plans to &eCUrfl 1956 Di$cipline (at end With his father, Sam Dyke Coolvllle. . . Mrs. Geneva Nolan . home- dem· Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh 11pent least one cop"j 'to be kept at the and her parents, Mr. and Mrll. ohstrltion ' aJ"Dt met Wednesday several daya ·ln Cohlmbu« with eburch) a~;~.d u , manY more as de- W. R. Haye.t. Mr. on(l Mrs. Robert Diehl and1 afternoon.· lilt the school building their daugliters:. Sire eoples. The' bo-.rd recomme-nd-., M'r. and Mr.s. Willard Eber~'bach ed and ,.PProved I>Oth plono. A family, Fostoria, spent a few with th'e1 Pioneer 4·H Club who Uscus&iori Wll!l held on "How To days th_e past) week with his par- had rtrllsht'!d their project on sew· and three daughterS of C ster r; J!old Fol~"for. WO!r•hlp Servi&s." ents, Mr. a11d Mrs. Chris Diehl ing lnd was readY for judgln-. were ealJlrig ori her aunt, M , and Mrs. JaniJ:.e BaTl'ett Is helpin~ Nine members were P!esident Mn.- Wa:yne Br1-ekles, Wedneisday. The aroup 'deckted to let eacb Jg~IG That's it - tha gla~! Now you """' pl........e and poSit•ooly happy. ' Mrt. . ~ ~ •. • . .Oran~e$ • • '$ <:~~~ ~pg 'em or ltJfitelt ' - '•• . , . . ~• .,et · ., '. ••• . ' . - ,.,. . ......'. .... ~- 1 1 ~ HOPE IT'LL HELP ME I ' PEANUTs .. .. By ERNIE BUSHMILLJ!Il NANCY &1 SHULTZ i ,c ,\ 1 ,,,'· ,' ABBIE AND SLATS ' . ' WILLIE WINKLE ~ " ... CALIFORNIA VALENCIA • :!, ' SWE&'J' By CHESTER GOUL,II DICK TRACY 69e ~ . . .... 1 JUICJ SUNkiST BIG 150 SIZE .. .. by Mr. and MJ'1. Dana V...ll' of Chtlllcotbe. Elbert Conkel and ramny of Waverly, lrfn. Ida 'Bid-Jol'il of Five PolnU aad dau&bter Helene and Mr. a11d _.. Marold M...,r of Tuppon f'\olu, who planned a picnic for tbe poip at ?Orked Run Lake. Mra. Looa ~pplept., Kn. L. Metzer and Cam\])' ofi lA1lb: River, New Jersey, villted bere r~Uy wltb thelr father, LU.dt \tUIIOJ). A number of relatives and friends enjoyed a b"\J't'kJii,T ~rtJ recently at t-be home of Mn. &ale Conif'OYe. Mrs. Robert Saml and chUdren of Zaneavjlle 1pent tbt week end bere with her pareutt, Mr. and Mn. E. F. WilJoD. Mrs. Zora Taylor of Park'erdi~g came Friday_ to spend a cdut\lt! of days at the Wallace bome with her children, Kenneth and Mary, Ethel. h : :• '..,. ....., . "-, ... THE SlUm FAMILY charQe. O•er the woe~ entl Mr. and Mn. lvan Mauar o( V{.,rllfl we~ the gueaU of Mr. ancJ' Mn. 0 . E. )lu. aar. They were joined on Suaclay t1 CLUBS MEET ~ -. - REEDSV. Ill( SERVE TEMPTING SUNDAES · · · · DELICIOUS MILK SKAKES I .. .. ALFRED SPECIAL! ee Cream Dessert Suggestions (20.JBus.lness Services - - --- "r, . Mr.' (Regularly · .. .. · .. 75c:l I, _________________.,;_;.:_: ;.: .: .:.:.:.:.: : . :_.:__ - -- -, -- ..,u. OfJituarg I Card ___ of Thanks __ Helfn Dam~oQd . and Mrs. Eddie Ash called an ?drs. Andrew Davia of Springs. Sunday. ll)d Mrs. Willard Faudree ~n' Mondny with Mrs. Bertha "llolter and brother, Leater, or Mornin• Star Mn. Elsie Crou,' Ra~lne . spent ,tbe we ~k eJ?c! witb Mr. &nd ' Mrs. George 8aer and family. Mra. Virginia Deavers and son, Babby, of Athens . were Sunday .(l.lests of Mr. 'lnd Mr&. Mark Evans and san Dcnnls and attended th"e Sunday Seh<>&l picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sapp an~ Debby of Columbus- were calhng on friends and relatives here Sun- SENSATIONAL DESSERT SPECIA L AT A .. Pi I • of Sutton 1pent with h~r mo- ., In MIDDLEPCiRT, OHIO l+~EMALE of Wellaton worth D!ll, Pomeroy. Robert P•rker spent a week Lawrence Diddle and daughter. Miss J,me Wise of Chicago is with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Powell visiting her grandparents Mr. of Gallipolis. Mrs Nettie Meeks, visit~'() witil and Mrs. S. F . Wise. William Zerkle, re""turned to hi s I her son-in-law and d~ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Johnson, Parle· employment on the nver boat Eastern. er.sburg . Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and Mrs. Ellen Baer DIS.ENSITIZE THAT ITCHI 101 JUST 15 MINUTES, were Mr. and Mrs. CJ.yde We· If not pleased, your 40c back at hrung of Cleveland, Mrs. Mildft any drug counter. lnstant-drymg Wagner and Mrs. Helen Baer oi ri'CH·ME-NOT deadens ltch 10 Akron. MINUTES; kilb germs on CON· Harold Crouch and son Randy TACT. U&e day or night for ecze. of Leewood, w. Va., visited Mt'. ll_!lai inseet blte~t loot itch 1 other and Mrs. J. c. Ferrell, r:..:ece rashes. NOW at Swisher & Mr. and_ M _ rs _E_d_w_ard N':e~w:"m~a'."n~,-~·~,~""""""~~,.,~ 1n Columbus wH it his cousins, Rob-ert 1nd Thomn Waugh. Road work hr now in progren on Route 880 through Allred to finish the re surfacing_ begun 1ome time ago. Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Reeves and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Findling and son spent Sunday eveni ng with Iva and Russell Find· Hn~ . Mr and Mrs. Charles O'Brien and baby of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. G~rner Grif~n and other relatives hel-c over the week end. Mr. and -Mrs. Murray Hopklns and daughter,, Dayton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz pd William Bt!ntz. Mrii. Oslie Follrod and son rpent last week end with her paren ts, Mr. ~nd Mrs. RAymond Harper of Carroll, Ohio. Mr. aod· Mrs. Gerald Swartz spent several days with their par· ents hcfe al~er returning from a vac!atlob. trip. · 1'1'1& Building Committee asks all petsQ'\s able to wofk to come out on $aturday July 20 to help finish Uie (XlinUng and other finishing jObs on the ., new church. ~ -- ' 'I with Mba Lu" ltltible, ~·~~~;will be Ausu!tt 7 Clair s pent the week end . By BAEBURN VANBURf:lt �Fnendly Circle Of Federated 1Serv1ces Held ' Church Enjoys Annual P1cn1c Here For Peter Stace The Fne11dly CJ.rCie of .kar Mrs Donald Ho~uck Mrs A F 1H Ft>derated Church held their an Corliss Jacobs Mrs Wilham f UnerO Ome HAGGERTY PREVIEWS NEW SETS lr Mrt. ...,..,.. Roush Barbara Ow~ or Columbus b vUUiDI her crandmotbtr Alra DoUy Wolfe Mr and Mn Everette Parson& and dau.bt.e.r3 of Ea•t Liverpool spent Wednesday with Mra Her bert Roush and son Roger Gloria Ann Goodmte of Racme spent lhe weekend With Mr anti Mrs Norman Rizer Mr and Mn Earlv Rou.5h and Mr and Mrs Roy Buck and dau. ghters are on a vacation trtp through the &tate of M1cht.11an Mra Walter Roush lJI VISltJO~ her daughter Mrs Walter Me Dade and famtly at Troy Mr and Mrs Bud Sharpna1 k and daug hter Columbus spent the weekend with the r parentil Mr and Mrs Jack Sharpnark and Mr and Mrs Clarence Pror thl.' ' • I J l,, , I I '• 'I i ' I'I t 'I ' I nual p1cl u~· Tuesday evemng HI Matlack Mrs. Roy Mayer Mn tb e pltnlc grounds at the home of :\lora Mrs Lewis N1chol :O.ir3 lln R H Rawhngs Umon AH Paul Werner Mu.s Muy \ 1rg n l.'l Folowmg the potluck dmner a Re 1bel Mn Carl Btl kam Mti~ .asper sf'rv ce was conducted b) ~bry Elizabeth Chap 1 a ~1 , Mrs. Pearl ~lora Alfred Crow Mrs Henry F:w n Present wert' 11r s :\flke Sun Mrs Donald I ,annmg ar J thr e monll pres1<ient ~!rs Thorn s guests Mr~ Rawlu gs \lr~ D r , Young Mrs Jam"s F'ugate 'ln Ro...._~ Wellsburg anrl :l.f ~ Jan c Edward Arnu!r! Mrs Phrl I. lobo /toss M am1 P'la I Announce Birth Of Men's Fellowsh1p Planmng Fam1ly Night July 22nd The J\1ln II Fellow~hlp I r th Mt' gs Co unt y Chu dt('s or Chnst IS bav ng a Famllv ~1ght Mood ~ July 22 at H Mtddleport Church of Chnst Speakers r r the evening w II ~ Shelton Thomas m mster af the MartH s F crry Church or Ch r,s t a 1! BcnJle Young mm1s tilnal I lr t at th1 KC'ntucky Chrl~ t .; n Co!legt Grayson Ky )tr Y ung LH spot~::>orcd by t h" M1 r~s ( t\ fo ell ow ht]) and IS wnrk nt: at M 1rttn s Fern th s ~umnu r R(fres l n r nts wli be served at the (Jfl f thl! pr1gram anrl all mernhr ~ anrl the r f<~ mt ll es nrc urg(' I nt • nd 84th B~rthday Is HOROre d BYGrOUp Of DA Councl•l Chr~lH Co 1nc1l DEl 1.,htcrs ol Antr"rtca nHI 1n tegular sP.~S ifln F.sthr Tuc sda> ~.:v1 nmg wil 1111}< s tU tnril r prcsJdn g llur n" 1h1 btsln J;S SPSI'l\On co 111 un"'1cat o 1 ~as read from Ell .,bc! h Q tllll sLull' ~t'l 1l1.11\ Ella llann u who t'i til vrs 1 JIOrhrl as 1 nprov 1g Funeral !crv1ces fur Peter Stace were held Monda~ at the Haw lmgs C oat~ Funeral Home wtth the Rev H 1war I Ruppclt pa:;tur of the f 1rst I Hsbvtena n Church of !tcJallng M1 s I IJ 1 Steff was orgamst fur the ~· n ce P:>ll bearer:. were u .... i~ Sa J~r S l I (.allt~gher and four n pf)~>ws r Mr Slace I John Hr.>\\t S racu~~.: Johr Slace AIIHrh (; ( <,rgl Si r (' Fud ay Vaughn ~cntt Loll i ts Bunal Son On Wednesday Iml.altls w" ' th """"" Mr and Mrs Harol d Lt>mlty art> announcmg lht> b rth of a 711.1 I oz son Rohcrt Josf'Jlh at thf' !liP ga Gt>nera l Hospital July 10 Granr!parems are ?\'l r a r I \lr Ed Rumm e PumNn} M !> Val Ward \ ddlcport and V. lila Lemlt') "ew Y( rk l ly Mr~ Ella Brooks IS a gr ea t gra1 d n lher The Lcmlcy.s have thn c 1lhe1 so us II I ( ' ' te• Rcl atllr:~ I frrnds frctm out of town ll I 'lr and Mrs Vaughr s 11 :\.lr I :'\Irs Ralph Tretna n ( l!lumhtH ). md Mrs Kl th Kmg \ l r a I \Irs W lham M tth II ~nd \ tcky r.::.llqJOIJs Mr a 11 ~trs J hn Stace Mr Hranrler burv Grace Russell Ath ens \fr 11n I )I r.s George Staee Mr and \lrs B ffn1 r Ftndlay ~fr and 'Irs J uhn Bo"" Mrs Homer Showers Sv1 a lsl' I Mrs. Anna R1ggs Was Hostess As Club Held Regular Meetmg July ll th Here Mrs Anna Rt )(gs Wit s h slrss t the Walk In (arden cl ub Jul The prcsulent Mrs r.r. 1 Lee opened the rnecltlg and llu: pledge lo the {tag wu gtvf' n werr gtv ~ 1 hv 1 um son Re pon t hf' clvlc and scr11 pbook l r 11 t too' Ill Mtss J cs.-. c Srur JcJ ill "u(hne fo, makmg th• 1957 195B )ear hooks nnfl thf' rcma 1 d~r of the bu st te s~ !H' ~H n w1 H dt ~ I to d 1 srus~ 1 on uf sub jet ts wh t h wou ld he most hcnchcJal to the da u lt <1 d gr nrl algi tu sc v I 1dr~ h n~en!s I 1 r lt-\C m ~mbc 1 s nl !Jvr ,.., c~Ls Mn M nmc Ctp ple Mr ~ R ~g~ dau ght cn hth<'f 11 Evel 11n1 gr :m !au ht.--.rs Jane Slit e1nd Rus ~m ary Hi I ll<l 1 POMEROY SOCIETY \1 r ~nl ~'r Wtil1 1m \.rate and m ~>s- \.IS ted Wcdnesda\. 'i an d w I h cr p~rr1 1 "r APPLE GROVE their homes alter Vl5ttiDJ - ----- - ---- for a fifteen day also r ture proposed proJecbl leave wtth the formers parc nl.!l: 1 hll se prese nt were a gut.st Frank J.tayor and Mrs C 0 F tsh er Fn Mang s Ntagara Falla N Y John. av Mr and M s Harold Moore Wolfe Charles Lester Henry Buek (Rosemary Fisher) and son Mtc hael J ack Frey Char11l6 Jewell and f Columbus v II an ive for the Bob Johnston '.\ cck end an d Sat min~ Mr and BIRTH \1rs J ack: T~11 ell fNan F'ts hcr) and f\f and Mrs Cl.a.renee Tennant 1tl rlren Jo) n md Ch rtstme Oak fl. dge l en n 1u ll arnve !or a Jr arc cmnouncmg the recent h(rl \I S t U Jo n gJ ng east to btrth of an B pound 3 ounce aon Rnbert Raymond at the: l(anawba 1 Jt hts Dll.ren ts Mr a1 d Mt s J V Wtlluams Cl m1c 1he maternal grandmother 1! Mrs } lorenee Laur1 uf WeUsAilu~ Skll es l Akron arnved Wed nesday for J v sit wtth lwr moth burg W Va and the paternal er Mrs Mit~ Cray 1 he \\ tlliams ~r;~ndparen~ are Mr and Mri have hecn on a nwtor t11p through Cl ar nee Tennant Sr New York anrl Pcnnsyl vama PERSONALS Mr und l\1rs Berna d Krmke 'Mrs J L Stewart Mrs Uoyd n I sons 1,1,ho have been staymg w1lh Mr a td Mrs Will tam Ev~!r Roush Mrs R Ji Bryant and Mrs gon and family have mwed to F A Ra ley were shopping m Park Hs bu rg on Monday L1ncol n Ue1 ~,;ht~ Mr~ Harry Houd n~ h elt 1q vtslllnc J t Sl('Y ut and Ray Weaver thf' Rev nnd Mrs HoM.Id Plt~ae vert' 1n R JJICy Monday evenmg an d daugh lcrs at Grcenlak< Wa on hus ness Mn1 J oh n St~ce who has been ~taY1 1g with he1 sJster 1n l<rw Mr~ H I Dyer 18 VUIUng Lt Peter Sl!ree for th~.: past wef'k re tnd Mrs James Dyer and m Norfolk Va turned lo he r home In Pomeroy 1ucsda y MJ and Mrs Frank Morgan of Mrs Petrv ~Tlrh vas j:akc n to Ve1rton W Va spent last week ff 1lzcr lloopll l u~ a medical pa ~ th Mu Jva Capehart Holly Mor I cn l \1\ cd 1esd y 1 the Hawllngs an returned hom e w1th her par l oll!S nm httlln( l! rr d 1u.,h ler nts on Monday :\in Wtl 1a n lluu k Mill 10n 1 ~ ~~1\l~hng 111 l r r~J ~ <Jl tc ho sptt John Wulfe Charl es LN!ter and I lo h fohn s op. atle nded a Lions Mr and l\fr~ No111 rn W;~~h.nd lub Jl!CIIlc at the FFA Camp at 1nd sm ( hn r !rs It f1 1Vc<lncsdat llpky last Wednesday r r (I tlnr~ 1 l'.hc r she will a1 Mr and Mrs Herman Layne en l he Sit 1 cg o 1 C tw nt o ve 1e Ill 1-funtmgton last Thursday s (I• lr-t:atc frr 1 l \ I X Iwry o! II btl.';JJH RS he F'r-(' cv IJ r mIt Pu t No 12R \It \\ tl n I ~HI snn 11 r. J)lilll\111 Mr~ J L Sle vart Mrs F A 0 ! ] Hrc 1 hl ]) )\ l!ll( S I:J tev 111t.l Ml s U F Bryant we1e w!l ~ 11 (IJn , t th e Blmk1e Glass Co Ill Milton st F r 1day Mr~ Cha rl es Rou11h Mrs Cliff ! ou ~h \tr~ 1heltw Capehart Mrs Stace at Rawlmcs Coats Funer ChaP"!!! In Mlddle.,.ort Tommy Summerfield of Chester spent a week w1th Howard Kay Parker Mr ud Mrs M liard Duck lh worth ot Huntington v1s1ted e former 1 mother Mrs. Dora Duckworth who remams very 111 and Mr t~nd Mrs Bob White NEW HAVEN ~nn~y ~ r) Ch 1 a1 \ eonoM.IOIITS I SA VI $2 Jt - 6 U1e Thl• Coupon Tills CouPOn and 49c - •ntltlfl the M•r•r to one of our oenuln. $3 00 IVIREAOY FINGER IQUE&ZI CONTROL Founteln P•ns.. aqulpped wl th the f1mou1 No 2 SMOOTH WRITING HOODED JOINT Thlt '"'141l lJN to t. u ..d by L•dl•• Men, lor• •nd CJirls. ~ -· I' I'',, -~----.. - --·•1.1 " - - ~ -·-··· · • - '" ---· .. -- •l'j'"'' L ,/1 4941! IS ALL YOU 'AY P.OO Mrs Nora 'l'rtp[) was hostess to a Stanley Party at her home on Mot day e' emng with Mrs La Vera Pwrsall as demonstrator Games WtJI,'O played and prl:c:Cl!l won by sevel'al 1t£rs rhelma Capehart \\lOR the door prlzl.! Refreshment.'! were srrvcd bY the hostc~~ to those named and 1\ln BUI Shmn Mrs { harles HofJman Mn Thomas Ce.pehart Mrs Cliff Rouah Mra Chnrlel!l Ro\l"~h Mrs Ray Weaver Mrs Nannie JohMnn Mrs John Bulll ~a rner M:n Otho LeiY1ng Goldyo Hart. Mrs E\ltene HudnAll Mrs.. Robert Hoffman Mrs John ny Fry Sh.elby Gnn.~Lead ami Randy Shinn LIONS Club met at Lejdon Hall on John SINGLE COPY-ec ~----------~~----~--~~------------------------ ------- • • ...,.. ...,,. tfuo IOen D Sheppard' Senator Aiken Leaves Meeting r _ r_.,- -Says, "Politics Being Played" POWDER PUFF DERBY WINNERS Jury tnal He told reporters It was ev1dent that he was not going 1(1 be gnen an opPortunity to prCSfnl h1.1 ease to fellow ilepubhcana tbe meetong The closed door seulon was called by Senate GOP Leader W1l ham F Know1and to consider com promue proposals Aiken charged that the only thmg tbe GOP feader11bip would accomplish by 1Ls uncomprom1smg approach to the c1vil nghts ean troveroy would be the creation o( a eampatgn wue for the 1958 and 1960 elechons Prowler Is Sought In Union-av Area Thursday Night Local Horsemen Win Top Honors At Wellston Show 't N ght Patrolman Edward S traus~ Unton A\e was called to h l& 1 own netghbot'hood Thur1ula mght to mveshgate a reported p1 owler wh.o m1gh t hne been hungry for S\1-~""t f''lrn-and thP bu tter to g_, w-Ith It A nc ghhor next C:oor to tne obert Story rcslf.ence heard Wzth part three ehmmated be rattlmg.s 011 the hack pnrch of Uld the CIVIl ng:htl btll could be the Star) house about 1 30 a rr passed 10 three or four days Patrolman Strauss was called Do 0..1 In SIPt By the t1me he amved a number ~ Democratic supporter. of liltor ne1ghbors e•ther came awa)' btll agreed that no eompromu1e from late TV shows cr rolled out agreement IS yet m 11ght.. <Jf the 1r beds ty help ...sen Hu bert Humphrey (D Mmn) called on Preatdent EllenMrs St !lry was k ll'IW n us ua 1 " bower or Alty Gen Herbert tu leaH sweet corn I) mg 111 h er Brownell Jr for a defm1te stateWltfNEIS ot .the transcontinental Powder Pu1f Derby b.old trophy Yard overntgh t When It was sug ment f the admmu;tration s po!Ji. ln -fhdadelpbia pilot Mrs Allee Roberta (lett) ot Phoenix AriZ gested pl'! haps the prowh~ ton o~ revtsmg part three aftd cu pilOI. Mrs IrLB Crltekell ot PalO& Verdes E11tates Calif wanted a helpm@ of that for a He urged th:at '"the admin.istt• n.e hop w~ trom san Carloa. C8.111 tlntematWKlll SouKdp/i.otoJ late m1dmght snack she was re-- tton come down out of the strato porte.-1 to have replied sphere az:ad tell us JUSt where the$ Yes but he must ha11e wan stand ed the hutler to go wtth It The Senate moved Into U... 11th No tr.ace of the person wa~ day of debate on toe measure wttb found although lhc neighborhood l nal actzon not m 11ght wa s scoured from e nd to e nd More Concee.~t~M M-. Cloakroom huddlea faded to produce a eompromtse Thursday PQIQr§, &nd delegates from local Nazarene churches ,"ere although Knowland announood [ur told lt~ annual assembly m COlumlfus this wee~ that 'thl!l~ -_ ;:; thor oonc...lpp w~ \ Pomerov Hi Band Drills To Start Monday, Aug. 5 '"•·ntr..t ebto distriCt churches had set an all time record of Moose Lodge To Hold Gun Shoot • Oht() Power ,.,.... ;~~:,~\iw;~h~ll:~e~~~:re:,sl'""~ here 1 Tr!l imn"g Plan ELB ERFE LDS and Sou glectnc Co He left years ago to be Wlth an electr1 fzrm and at the resJded 1n / ~!~~~l ~~n~~r Richard E Athey o( New Haven West \a hu been aulgned to the traJnJng program at the Halethorpe (Md) Extruston Workl of the Kala er Alummum and Chemical Cor PQration La A graduate of Marshall College in June of Uils y'ar Athey holds his Bachel.;.r ot Science degree in Accounting and wlll follow the rotating training course In the productfon department He jo10a a ae from lect list 'Of college graduate• who have been accepted for the com In death by pany 1 tralning JP'Ogt"am Turnel! one Athey waa an outatand1ng athlete Norma Wrlght aQd at Marsha1l CGllege and wa1 eleet Rupert who wa.s ed captain of tbe football teatn in mneteen years ago hil senior )'ear He Is married t/) the former Jacqueline Roush also arrangements bo of New Haven by the Ewmg Funeral , Kaiser Afumlnum 11 in the proceu ot cal'l')'lng ov,t a eorpyrate FISHIN' FOR FUN' a new two wide expansion pro,1hrrt of several reel aound motlon pkture starr ht.tndreds of mu~f.on dopart which W).ll rank th~ i dlnpany as the rec log :Sen Hardesty iive times U ond larselt prOclueer of dte metal S professioQ&l all-around bait m the Umt~d States More than a and tty-c:astlna: champion wiU be ec:ore of different fac1htles are in 1bown to an audleJJee of SGme ~ members and guestll of Melga 1 aperatmn in a dozen atates includ 1 ...:i: J Chapter Inak Walton I,.eagu, at the mammot~ rolling mill now the Walton Farm Cheater Mon in producti.on at Ravenswood da* JUJy 22ncl follo,;ing supper Jone• was i:Datill,lelf aa1 .... Thia was announeed today by Gomman~,r ot [id,el At tbe Halethorpe E~truston oJ the Wal of tfYthiu Thurs Worb .a Bill and qne-qua~r mil karl Kautz Prea at 1 meeUrlg at the lion !:Iollar ~xpA.DIIiOD baa iU:st been tOnlan.Ji who 11ld (he snelal completed Thil.-.. efJbt-presa facti l!lhowlng wu i)btlined fro111 tty plus the U S; Atr Foree Heavy Fisher Boily Dtvllion of GM the ~eo l'llnt Wbf<h lh~ company aJ.. firm Ulat pro~\leeft and is d1stn new so :Ope~tu In flaJO~horpe will buttna: tlie pleture John Wolf master at >have-an anttual produeUon of more The ~Um deplctl an outstan4 i.p ,i (ertnady Sr, master-of than 10 000 000 paunda of alum· ing exhlbtUon. In the art of f11h secretary L .. lnutn lng and cutlqa with no advertlsCa!ih Babr IDII save credit title Kelly, Out Hardeaty a plain and faney Clark flaherman w~o truly labora for of the meeting wa Jove1 ia de.aeribed by Ted Huslng sandwiches were who nart'atea the fUni. w •a guy wha droPa •em In a tea cup far members ,way ~~ou tan aee • • FJS_~J FOR FUN" shows Hardeet)ll 1n1lln4 for trout bAS$ KNOJVILLI! Tenq UP - The bonefl.sb• aallfiih •nd tarpon t l~ Norther'n detenae wu reported ready to Trout flahlhg Ia Miel:i.fr8an bus 1n New Jer.tey reet it1 CUe tOday ln the trJal of sallllih off the Florida eoast.. 10 ClintonJ... _'reJ:~JJ sea:re.atloniltl Dynamic are thots of Hardeaty and Jobn n;aSper taking the bonPfbh wblte fox of the ahallow flata with fly tackle For the climax Harduty exhiblta enLosive ahota Iandin~ lb en1lght tackle ln. the jungle countl')l' of S Special Movie Scheduled For Walton Uagtte wm ' 0f PJAiuge ling Defense To Rest In The trial Of Segregationists MOllE I'EOPIJI Dlt~ cav&ou.Ts ~ j.NT ll'tli'$'a CAB ~ • I Nazarene Pastors Hear Of New Reeord For District ' '•n Wi\SHJNGTON iUPi - Sen George D Aiken (R VI I walk ed out of a meetmg of GOP senators today chargmg !hat his party colleagues were playmg politics m the c1vtl r1ghts battle Aiken ts co-sponsor of an amendment to eHmmate from the bill the controverstal par1 three glvmg the federal govern ment power to enforce ctvil nghts by court InJUnctiOn without I f on.. I Convicted HUsband May \Vi~ Freedorti On Convict's ' Chevrolets got a corner on ' IV UNITIO Ptllll Pomeroy Mtddleport, Ohio, Friday, July 19 1957 ' Juhllng Mrs Harry Layne Mn Herman Layne Mrn A K McCiunlo! Mrs. W R Proffitt Mr:; Donald Rou!h Mrs J L Stewart Mrs W T Stone and Mrs N 0 Weln STANLEY PARTY NO 80 I FURNITURE 6 - • SYRACUSE BA.KER HOURS ONLY enttne \ Mr and Mrs James Theiss of Lancaster Ernest TheiSS or Sel fndge Air Force Base 1n Mu·h gan spent the, weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Gilbert Smelair and Mra Ernest Theias and rblldrcn Sunday guests were Mr and Mra Wade Gorby and chddrcu ol Pomeroy NDrman Arnott of New Bngh ton Pa spent the weekend w1th his parent! Mr and Mn: Frank Arnott and was accompanied home by hill wife and chtldren who have spent five weeks berP James Hubbard serving with. the U S Navy and stationed at the navAl hospital In BambrtdgP 1pent the weekend w1th hts par cnts Mr and Mr!i Carl HuJ>. Weather ' ' Knopp Family Has P1cmc Sunday At Ba1ley's Lake I! NOON TO 8 P ~I ~ Dfession May Society Middleport HOURS ONLY at y • lVI 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW $595 . Clt3e u~,. in CoiOJS \lfl$ler./Jr.o~ Fn~---------•t_adt Canto~n~_'h:":a:'v:"e_r":'e':tu~r~n~e~d_:t~~~==~===~~~,;;,;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;~~~= Furniture ,, WHO WANTS THIS $3,948? club J } our ~ Jb jcct~ wl'rf' sc i cl J vr 1 " ach ( nc co\ f'r u.: u pt rwrl of M rs w II m "I)<J k e r II nts on rho' ' ' rs Jt 1 11 1 v a 1g h n anu·' t Ul I) llltrn 1 and J\11 F:IT'r tt Blrckh rn W('ll V~ tms ( li!Jnl Vlunl v ~rs <_;tr l l r. sr lt 1 an l l~~> r t!a 1~htc n /1. tna Icc anrl Ruth f<l nr l <lh Wickham wh 1 w I rt tl ~ ! 1 am K1 g Colum oiJ tf\1 l1r 84th b1rthday F'rh tY bJS' and Mr Geor c Moore M1l \1. t.s h or('cl r he gtoup sa 1..; ll•1 1 w r~ rc rr11 ~ ucs h of Mr b<~.rd JI <LJJI Drtllay l? her and pre mcn li! werl! M Ar H lh.., ~ at ! Mts Fl I Ruler our Mrs Roy Jones Sr Mrs ~o s(ntul her w1th a neckl llte two ~·r!'i \nnr II;~ I o • M Mrs A h Tutti \1'1 t~d r£ Toni's Jr and sons and Tomm At the !l r 1 of the meclm~; rl' Bclthil Wtllwms tw Dr I M ~cnl .!- v. lh M.1s I I y I Ridenour Schwab vulted Mr and Mn V1 fr c~hnal tll "< e served 1 1 3R ftdnll Icc one ,l. Mrs Mah Vi n 1\ld e r h<J s r c tor Stewart 1.n St Albans mr>:mt 1 r~ Ju .,rs wcrr M ~~ !'; 1 1 I 1 an I urnt 1 11 r hontc (hester 1ftcr Mr and Mu Donald Qu1sc1 ~.::....;;.;:....;;:;;;;;.;;;~..:;;....-;;;;;;I \1n Olm Har m m A t r 1• I 1 n VISit In 1 rove port with 1\-lr ;~ nrl berry and son of Athens sper La 1 y 11 pl ant ll Jl n:-.c M ~ J-l~nry L tch 11gcr She .o.cnt the wcekeno wtth M.r and Mr luct r d t v \1 ~ H h 1 "11 t 1h li tm c to h w1ll1 her ~rand John Bowen w n h~ 1 oulci 11 rr n ~1 Chllrll'< Henry E chmgcr who M1ss Nancy Park~r spent Thr I '"lcs ~ 1~t I h und er vel t t 1 n1> lcctumv week with Mr and Mrs Ce£' Mr ~ zl Mrs I i l' Kdhs an J CaldweU at Tuppers Plams grnnrld U.ll~ ran l Clvdc Weat her Mr and Mrs L S John.11tr hee and f 111 ly of Dt 11 ware wen - uso~ vl.slted recently with rclativ r ( cnt gues t ~ of ~1t ani Mrs THE; WEREWOLF and fnends In Pearilburg &J I •mcs V t M1 h r Thun .I Fr~ July 18 19 Radfor d. Va Mr Matlin r.an (<:( <tn I da 1gh Gregmy ruk R1chnrd K seh1rt tcls(,al t!Jui t \111ft"/\~ Mr and Mrs Carl Weese ar MOBY OlCK ( 1rl1 ns fur lu rlln11 g ronrn Vrlul~{ t Flnrt~.:LDlkvm11 Min Marela Karr were in Gal fVt~ttavl~lon1 <chnl< 1 lor l And k1td l of 11 I cl tr h I f or Sy r ~t USC' WCI C !:iUI i ly guest;; Of polls Sunday --.aho-r hr !;\ w• r (Ol ]l ts:rl 1Hitht r u ] MISH An it ( nell \tr and Mra Henry Jobnsr Denni~ 0 Kc< fi M If I Ill I ho~r I ~ 1 11 1 k rhr 1 \\In I un1 I of East St Louis Ill spent b Sonny Rtt k~ a 1d ( h ~ t s I m ANGELA 11 n II ilr v ml" r 1 t~. of wom 1 1 r ley VJsll crl tl lJ ,.. weeks with the lormure fathr 11 :.J e l!s Mr (SUKJlt 11!1<' \II tlu \\ \ lh Th 111h P t S rtl\ Wc !n1 II\ Van Johnson and Mt and Mr n 1 ~Ir s r I not c wh t UH r Mrs 1 dfl 1 Allcn~wurtlt v ts 111 mothct wn~ l o pltnl lc il Hershel Manual har ~r of 1 rq n tng Jh ( P~l.\hctn M18s F1o8Sie Roush Mrs Flur MtS'if S: l t In tn !D oou~ K t1 lit n r v.lu 1 Ll ~o fin rrd I si d er of :"tt'clsonJIJc ~pent l u~ It Ald!ta~t and A J Rootes M ~ &Inc! hot 1 11l ~ ~~ nl I \ Mrs ( hr 1 ght \\llh 1l c1r pa1ents Mr nn I and M"r.!l rhornns Gr n and Mrs Geor.11e Roush of AJ. 1 1 U Neal c tkt tnd hom n a 1 Mrs F.l d( Kr 1('!1 [ 1 r ~ltd Rohrrln tcad wer e shopping In Parkers ron and Mr and Mrs Frank Ale:! SEWING CLUB Ire (rlllm fu ll~ ltrl I~ Mr!-1 .AI Wtlltan I 11 k S nn<l siste r Mrs II yd Hou ~h rcrt nllv e len8\\0rlh of Allee of Gl ust1 r 11ul \11 1 1 terlame I mC'mhcrs of th u RP.ul 'lUrg Wu 1 n who tr nk p~ rt tn the \1rs Will! 1 f" l J f Sand u ~ SI!WIIlt!. ( luh Ill hti'r h l 1\C lllo (' AIR CONDITIONING-TEIIII'ERi\lUR!S 111'-DE TO Dlllb£11-AT N[W LOW COf( liEf A OfiOIIItiATIORI Wntklllij SOSIOI WIre ~1rs 0 L ky \lsl tcd Wr-dm s l w Y th Mr~ Htn hng wore Mrs N 0 Wr>lll Bou sh M1 s I Nl Ch ilds Mrs Hob Mnr~ \let II mli v S) l cus1 \Irs Herm an I aync Mr~ OUe 1 rl ~l r P.:Ih1n -" nnd Ia gh t 1 K r M1ss J<tnc WtSf of Ch tcayo Ill 1\nu sh Mt s P J WolpczI Mrs 11 ~1r~ Ernest I nllliiH< :vii s l!i the gu st or her gr 11 dra1 e 1\s E L Sl n \1 1s J I Ste\\urt Mrs fort<!! ( ardner Mr~ Allr lsv.orlh Mr and Mn Solomon Wise Sy111 R F Bry;mt Mrs F A Batey and 'v1r~ Wl!Jum ncynolrl!l' Mr~ 0 E l IS{J "r~ N P Swackhamer \1cl{t ley or rl Mr!l Erlw11rd Hag J\1 s [)or! !loss W1llsburg an I GARDEN CLUB l-:Clr l.lI ughtcr \f ~~ Jt~m c of M umt I hr N1 w ll<t\ n Gazdrn Club F lor td a are t hu ..;uests of the form met 1 It r~t1111 ~ 1rn ng ut Lht AI cr s sister nr.1l broth e r In law Mr tX Qm hn Memorial Clubhouse and Mrs Mike S1 mmons Mrs P J Wolpct t presided dur Mrs Je I Wobstcr Jr v.n d daugh mg thr bu!llnus meetmg lur lean nnd ~1ra C 0 Chapmttn Mrs 1 I Ste.in restencrt fro n I r Rulland \I.Crf' VISitors In Athe ns the cluh and Mrs A G Mchlm/11 Wr Jur Rd! V vas Acccptcct as u new mcmhe1 Thf' Allrn Knopp fAmil y 11nd Judy Jt>1U1!ngs ()f Mnmt owac Mt s F' A Batry was named IHI r.. , Jq h"1l 11 p(tniC SUI d11Y (ll Wise" anivld Sunday for a v!Sit Progr!lm Cha1rm rm to serve Mrs INI I l l llF.S lhll y ~ I ~ke Th St< pre ~e 1 1 w1th her fnthor Carl Jt nnmi~ her 1!: L Stems l!! rm WI' f' M 1lnf! MI S Allf'n Kuopp grnndfathcr Pe1cr J~ nnmgs and I Rl(,flli\IRF Mrs r J Wolpert rltsplayed a \II nncl Mn J hn Fultz and dnu ount M1s~ Margcret Bohu Littcz bug Receptacle destgncd tv L hter Ani 11 Mari e Mr 11nd Mr R •frtgcrator and her husband fhe club hns chosen \\ !h am Sw shr1 and son Da vt rl thr Lztt crbug work as one of thetr Mld dlcJl rt ~h lnd Mr~ l'rnnk Gas Jtungc projects 1 I ~ 111d !I ns ~rank !\Ill t1 Stl' ) rogram was by Mildred Bale pt-u 11 L I HilbUt Mr hli Ti u~ Pay Only $5U $11 down man who showed the fllm whzch M1 ~s Grncc Hort1 n Pomcro' was made when the Stale Legbla and $29 00 per month ~fr ~ 1hn ld Jonu llltn<'lsvl!lc 'frs WRiter c rook ~ and fllnuly ture visited (_.g kzn Hospital and :\fr 11nd Mr~ V S Voglc.!i on,q Jennette :.nr'l Er'lwnrd Ju nls Childs her talk concerned mental illness Mr 11nd Mr~ Wayne Vogloso 1 ~ ami ltohc1t Pteston \\ me visitors The hoste~ses Miss Goldye Hart n nl~nllnul Mr~ hti('phlr0\\1 In Athen s Wcdne-srtny Mrs Sura Dawson and Mrs J V ~f r 1Wd l\11 s Ha rold V o~lc ~~ n Mr and Mrs Earl Warnke who an d d 111gh tl' r Mf'lmlu Iront on hnve bc('r ln Port Clln1 on return McGrew served refruhmenls to guests and ne mbcrs above und Mr~ Jusc phlno Knopp and ~on11 cd huro Tuesday itnd Will move tn Mr~ A F Br~11nt Mu Floyd Cllr Dn!! Pil an 1 A/ 3r D~v 1 Knn]Jp lhc!r new hom e at Port Cli nton mack Lloyd Roush Mr11 Otl{' On The llrlghtcsllnrn• r Mr ~n il Mrs Homer tJ II <I fto 1 }"rtd!}y Roush Mrs H L Dyer Mrs W1l In ~llddlcporl MISs S\ Ivia Blake West l ol um lu:~. Sp: t Snra 1 Ftsher and S~l Bct l) ham Chtsler Mrs Clyde Foley 111!~ ~ All ee Glenn PI Pl ea~ tnt s~ ntk Fort McClQIIan Ala will Mrs Jamcl!l Hampton Mrs UuRn Curta1ns Cleaned, Work Completed, In AII-Day Meet ~'t-B~;;d Rous urst t'f ar eaton Mr and Mn Olen Limb of Rlehmond W Va., Mrs D T Summerfield of Cheater Mr and ::: ~e~::~!n Co~::ed of M~~u~a~ cvem ng w1th Mr a11.d Mrs Her be k rt Par er 1 Mrs W1lhs Leadingham and daughters vtstled relatives 1n Sprtng(Jeld h D Mr and Mrs Everette Parson s and family of East Liverpool arl' VISiting the former .s mother Mrs Ruth Parsons whtle he 1s P1ctured above nght ls Robert Haggerty Owner of H & R recuperating from a recent op Apph .. n ces st own exam mmg the 1958 General Electric TeJe- eratlon VISion rece ivers at the recent prev1ew held at the Grandview I Norma Ann Chapman Athens rnn m Columbus 1he 1958 General Electric TelevlBiop fea~ .IP~nt the weekend wtth Mr anrl tures the n ew SUm Stlhouette Ythlch reduces th~ depth of M~r A~~~ ~ele~ussell Roush the c.:abm et by up to seve n mches and mcorporates Electron and <aughtcra spent Sunday will' 1c Self Tumng and ne\'r super power tuners Mr and Mrs ~erbert Roush toda y Mr and Mrs J Ifuneral Mra Clara Showcn attended lhe servtce_. held for Peter fltt arrive rela - liYt:a here afteu De,ing ealled here by the death of )(J'I Lluta:a • -e 8- Dally SeuUnel, P(UDeroy Middleport, 0 July 18 1957 $135 000 In foreign miSSions gtvlng last year • Tins was a phenomenal mcreas' of $23 500 or 20 per cent above the preceding year It guaranteed the central Ohm dlstr1ct a 'Place among the de nommatton s top f111e dtstr1ets for the year Other mtere.!ltmg statistics n the 14th annual report by super tntendent Dr Harves S Gallo. way showed a small membersh p gam among the 1~1 churehes to a total of 10 555 Sunday school enrollment gained 790 to 14 380 Two n~w ehurehes established dunng ti.Je year w(!re at Plymouth and 11 West Chllhcotbe Total giVIng for all purpoJcs hu;t ye9r among the 121 churche~ wo'l be among the top pr1zes offered Sunday at the C D Fteeker Farm located on the Pomeroy Buban Road one m1l~ off Rte 7 Sunday when the Loyal Order of Moose \li'IU stage a Gun Sh1.1ot Dpen ta everyone The lhaot which wtll be sta,J ed under the dlreetion of RoY Burton and Roy Frecker wlll be gin at noctn and end at dark ar was Sl 311 000 • cording to present plans Church and parsonage valut~ 'those plannm.c to attend t~e shoOt were alked today to follow Uon Increased $.181'i 30!\ lo a to th,e alpa rtom Route 7 to the tal of $4 569 955 The a.ssemhly was scheduled tL .eeene of th~ gqn .shoot. close Fr1day afternoon and a 10 day camp meetm-:t gel underway eonhnulng through July 28 Dr Galloway, m h1s annual me8sage C'hallengcd the 1 500 pastors an(l delegates to ~~tabilsh 12 new churches dunr.g the com 1ng year- as this districts par! (Continued on Page Two) Hamilton-Co Man Is First Cited Under Point Law COLUMBUS UP .......1. Tb~ Bureau of Motor Vehicle• sl1d today a Hamilton County Juan ill the fird Ohio driver tlted into court t.Pl<lerthe new point ayatem law pUlled by the Legislature The firat. driver to amau point. waa Fred YounltblDod r Locltland ' Cincinnati &}lburb State Reginrar George Bradb 1ald Young~lood wa• given six ~ints on a drunken draving conviction June 2t and another six July 2 for the ume offense Both offensea amount to 12 pointl, enou1h tor the court to ~t away a drlver's license un leiS the- judge deddc.s otherwise Tbe driver can have his Ueense ,uapel\ded up to a year or plaeed on probatipn State...officiala aaid ot.ber drivers hive ttteutnul-ted 12 poinU but Youn1blooils ease wa• Lbe flret to bfl prot888ed by the Attte and JCnt, to common pleu court A Summit Count)' man wal' con yJe.ted of driving whUe intodeat-ed and leavlng th~ scene of 1-he 'ICCl dent earlier thlll month, 1lut the reg1strar 1a1d the points were ehareeable for eaeh offense "nd cannot ttl be added at one time Watchers Report Danger As Over Dam Break CAPULIN Colo UP- Watch on the hUis1cte above the Terrace Reservoir earthen dam flashed word today- th dam Is Mldmg The "umbllng dam had th•ea ened to send nearly s1x. b11l10n gall""' of water dow" Alomo" Canyon since Thursday: mornm,1 when a gushing hole formed n <he 198-foot high dam RaJn swollen waters of the res ervotr spurted from the break at a rRlil of seven eublc reet a sec ond and etched away at the packed ea~h structure Residents of tbls San Lom,., Valley town of 400 were evcacu:tl ed from tbelr homes Other val le residents also beaded for hl~h groli.Dd But they were e>.: ected to return home today p lth ord the dam was holdmg w w E L:olorado state engmcer J Wh1tten and district engmecr FINED $25 Dav1d Mathias said the weak Rufua C Hite Rutland was fm Point In the dam through wh1cb ed and eos~ ft~r truck over water began flowzng early T h urs the 111m I• loading bY J'u]Jtice -af Peace R E day had nl:{t become any larger last beard Grindley Tbund~ l 'l'h• Highway m the past 12 bours beine p11d P&ttol mode th'o artett m fti~IASIO qN io~O Arbbroae na~u., Syracuse wa& relealed from JIU Thursday on '125 benld 1Wtiit1nt.,.. hearing) on a cb.ar•e Gritlng -whlle lntox icated or ' . TO SELL ICE CREAM The Youth FeUowshlp of th~ United Methodist Church will sell homemade ice cream In quar• containers In front of the church Saturday afternoon and eVf!n~ NUCIear ROfket Is Fired From • hter PIane F1g ATOMIC TEST SITE Nev UP -The Air Force and the Atol)liC Ener.11y commtss1on m a dazzlin g teamwork d1spl8y of thangs to come to~ay f1red a nuclear armed roeket. from a fighter plane h1gh above the Nevaita provmg grounds When the dev1ce was ftred 3! 10 a m edt It appeared very bnghtly from News Nob and ~h., hreball we~ VISible for 15-20 s£'r.-onds The ~loud formed into a doughnut shape with a tinge of oink coloring and • weird spray dropped eastward More lhan a ml,ute later the shock wave was felt The cloud retamed its cloughnut !~hane ac. I · hmbed and lhe bali"'"' sklrl spray began to dlstntegrate At ftve minutes past !hot ttmc th~> doughnut had become 11 pufr or salmon tinged cotton nearly out of s1ghl ID the si}' The rocket was launched from one of three F89 Scorpion jets lit an elevatiOn somewhere h "'twe(!n 20 000 anct 30 000 feet above the test site m an a1r toair experamcnt Others like 1t are stoekplied at the nations defense bases Fourth Nat"lORal IScout Jamboree Ended Thursday This would emj.ower r ney general to seek Jnj ons or other etvll court action agznnl!ll The Pomeroy Htgh School Semor consp1rae1ea to deltnve per100s of aoy and all nght.s under the Con Marching Band w1ll begm dri.lls and reh,.mls Monday August 5 slltuhon and the Jaw A feden.l 1t was announced today by :&and JUdge could hold a violator of such an InJUnction m eontempt Dlr..,tor Ray woodgmd and fmc and Jatl him without a All members of the Semor Band JUry trtal wtll meet m the Semor High School Audllonum at 9 00 a m Supporters of the btll .already w1tb mstruments All students try have offered an amendment to mg out for the 'Semor Band should meet one matn obJection of aouth report at 1 00 p m same pl-ace and ern foes Thu would bar preaiden same date w1th uutruments t1al use of troopl' under a hold Band reqmreme-nts md1cate that over Reconstruction Era law to all mstrumental mus1c students enforce mjuncttOn!i inmed •t who desli'e to part1c1pate m Semor school mtegratton and other ctvd Band acUvJhes durmg the fall nghts under Part rn !Ieason must atlend all !leh.eduled South Not S.tltfled rehear~ral s Tb1s faded to satidy southern. Tbe Pomeroy H1gh School Band ers who bave eolutecf bipartisan wUJ agam take part an the Mc1gs support to knOck out all of Part County Fa1r Ill - - - -- - -Roy Wtlktns e~:eeufive serretary of the Nat1onal Al5oeiatioo. for the Advancement of Colon<~ People raid Thursday he does not t believe wlthdrawmg references to troops would be hannful to tbe I bill but added that he is opposed to any other ma.Jor changes. Sen Chnton P Ander,;on (D N M l co sponsor of an amend JEFFERSON 0 UP - Seven ment to ki l Part ru told newaAshtabula County fanners Thurs- men the compromtsers were des day were c1ted for violating fed- pente to save at least a shadow cral acreage allotments by over oC the sect1on planting wheat I understand they are plannmg Howard Burk~ county agrlcul to ta'ke the .11uts out of Part UI tural stab1htat1on and conserva and leave the tltle .. Anderson lion eommlttee cha11man at Jef said ferson sa1d the total fmes 1f col But Sen Clifford P cue <R lectcd wot.ild amount to more than N J ) aaad he Is confident a mean$1 200 mgful Part ID will be kept 1D the Burke satd the fmes were btU cla1med under the 1957 federal wheat q_uota regulatiOnS The gov etnment contends the defendants overgrew the permitted quotas o~ 1!i acres Burke sa1d the tines were Jev ted at $1 12 per bushel or excess wheat ! j ' I I Seven Farmers IC"ted For o, er • Wheat p1antmg gr~~~Cllls SBid that at least one of the seven fanners mdteated he would put up a legal fight to es cape the (Jne The growers con tend they should not be held to the federal acrea.11e controls be cause they planted the wheat only for feedmg and see dmg purposes They sa1d also that the federal controls system IS bemg undercut by 1mports of Canadtan wheat wh1ch 11 obtamablc at a lower pnce than domest1c gram VAJ LEY FORGE Pa UP~ The fourth National Boy Seoul Jamboree ended Thursday mgh• w1lh an tmpresstve c&ndlebght ceremony or rededtcatmn to th prme1ples of the Boy Scout oath The b1g JOb of movmg the mH s.~ of scouts ancl thetr eqmpment to the1r homes across the nation be gan in the early hours or the I morn ng and continued through theday The scouts who came from the • fArthest arts of tbe country were MAR.I(ET REPORT p d k CINCINNATI UP - Produce 3 1lowed to strtke camp an pkac Eggs p•Jces at farmc. U S con 1 ahead of the rest who embar el • on last minute trip& to Phlladel sumers whttes and browns A hi for a tour bf the many his ]Umbos 39-43 A large 36 38 A forle shrines medtum 27 31 A sms.ll 20 22 B" The btg closmg show based on large 27-30 FOB A large 44-45 the theme of wodd fr1endshlp A medium S9-4Q B large 28-29 paid honor to Lotd Robert Baden Chlchru: steady fryers 3-3~ Powell who founded the fus t lb 22 23 heavy hens 13-15 light troop In England 11o-12 Prtce dtstr1bullon on fry A tabloid waa presented on the ers 20 400 at 22 and 8.800 at 23 (Continued OD Page TwO) Butter 90 score 71 I >on tfle lr»uih~*n b1ll s con.trover~d4f Patt ~ , I I Bad Check Artist Is Nabbed Quirkly By Alert Officer PT PI EASANT W Va UP A Pt Pleasant policeman wuted no time takmg m tow an &bland, Ky man wanted In Gallipolis, Oh10 on bad check charges Patr olman Walter Rice ptcked up William E Willett about 40, on a street t;ere w1thut five min• utes after Galbpohs police alerted local authontles to be on the 10011: out lor him W1thm a eouple of hours WiUett was behlnd bara at Gallipolis. --''---- - - EM.J!RGENCY (ALL Th.e Mtddlcport Emergency Squad called to the home of Miss Eliubcth Ward Thund~ afternoon :.::.:__ w•• ____ .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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