http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eb8334e2a60368dbb77c8d479703530a.pdf 724ac151085c35aac0cdd58fbdf4e469 PDF Text Text 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•• ____ .. �-·· - y ~ •- . ---- - >.. ,.I . ~ '- ~ -~ ... · -~- - -- - ............ .- .. ~1>4lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepon, 0 , July 19, 1957 I ), Example Set'By Mr. Searles Is Noteworthy Wednesday When He Escorted 25 Persons To The Bloodmobile Here lj ' N An example was se t by Mr C W Sea1 1es Wednesday who personally escorted 25 per sons to the Pomer oy Bloodm o bi le to pay tng physical exa mmatlon m which one's pulse , weJght , blood count, and blood pressur e ts checked ."Jould cost somethmg from a back" for 11 pin ts of blood aa mwtstered tu h1s dymg brother Such actwn likely 1s not possjbJe by the families of all persons who recetve blood Yet Jt also must be t rue that more of thts kind of thmg lS pos.\a ble local doctor Besides th e average person doesn 't go for a check up as often as he should to mamtam a reasonably close watch on the direction of hJ s health If blOOd could be pald back m th iS fashiOn of Red Cross officia ls over con tinued opera ho n of the blood bank here would be relieved Because givers )Ike E.m met Shule r, J Ed ward Fos te r , and many ot hers who are " two-gallo n' a nd over, would more than take care of the gap between what normall y 1s u ~?ed and what IS donated The 128 pmts accepted from the 165 persons who appealed Wednesday nearly makes up the deficit charged agamst Me1gs County the concern ' ' at that glVIng Many of th e steady givers believe what they do ha-s certam benefiCia] results other than glvmg !\atlsracllon of having performed a QUite worthy human~_ser~JC~ The pre-tak- ; RtrARK REPORT • • B t' " 'I ' 1 ' ~ .. TELEVISION .GUIDE-; . WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Friday . bloodmobil e every four months is an excellent opportumty to obtam this basic pertodlc health check Emmett Shuler JS convmced that he feels better, bas more energy for a tame after each , gtvmg Shuler is somewhere m the 13 to 14 gallon range, he's not quite sure His lean , 1 energetic physical hardness is proof walkmg, so to speak, of the fact that givmg blood nev- ~ uoqtpuoJ teJTsA'qd (eJaua~ n •auo..\ue l·1ntf Ja 10 30 Truth or Consequences 11 .00 Trc Tac Oougb II 30 It eould Be You 12 00 I'ex and J1nx. 'I ~ \ - I - 12 30 Current J 00 My L:ttle M'argle 130 Bnde and Groom lOO MaURee Tbe,ter D~ Romanc~ 3QIJ Queen For A s~ Modern 400 Comedy Time 430 Movie time 5 30 Popeye Presents 14S News Picture permits it , 1 Red Cross officials publicly are grateful to Mr Searles for what he did And if this act of his prevented the bloodmob1le from being dJsconhnued here, which ! it may have done, some people will be alive during the next t"o months who otherwise , may have died I 600 Wild Blll Hlokoll 6 30 Weatberc.nt 6•35 Sports Eye 8 ·~ Federal Men News Heat1Unet 1040 Nttewhcb 12 00 Tonight I 00 S1gn Off 10 30 S1gn On Today 900 Rom1-er Roon 10 00 Tbe Price is Idght NBC News 700 Dr Hudson's Journal 730 Life 1;'1( Riley 8!00 The Joseph Cotton Show s·so Big Moment ~00 Cavalcade of S~rtr 941 Red barber's Corner 11 30 12 30 JOO • 30 5 00 5:$0 ti .415 8 00 6 30 7 00 8.00 8 30 900 9 30 10·00 1010 12:30 Detective's Diary Intr•gue My LL.tle Margle Qaseball Hopalong CassidJ Get S~;t, Go Sports }:;ye News PJctul'e Watch Mr Wtzard \..dur•:lav Ni;,..Jt Jambore• Julius LaRosa Show Mystery Theater Dollar A Second Encort Thealer Adventure Theater News and SportS" lletdlln~~t Nrtewntch Stgn Off I '""' 1 gull<•! All I '' " ' seem to '" The '" '"' ' "'" atle lhat the chancts 1 room s tt1.:-ardo arr nnged will haw• ~ om c Eu~:l!sh people al 1 ~ , 1 dy occup}tng them, and m~ bull ft ght ~cat s w1ll be preemp! ed b~· olh c r ~ There will be no pl otee to sll ut lhr e nft~ parkmg will not 1xl'll und vou 'll have tn <h r\'l' 1u Sa n Scbus lr a 11 ror bre:~lt I y ROBERT c. RUARK PAL\\!OS S ~.t l n - 1! 1s hJvcl sun n) a nd t.d m here and nil the COI PMB»S 0 - FifteE'n bovs prellv l•nglb h Fri"I Jtfl AIYIPI J and g1rl s who have won dn;trtrt <an (,trm,l u .rnd S•\ r~~ toun •l . honors m Ohw's Clucken-of·'fOurr t'lllr>JJ II g th1• hl ue w.r ler l ht· morrow ronh•:'lt ror JUnlors will Ll lght s.t nd~ .Htd th e horn.o of comp<'ll" 111 the !ilale ronte.:;t at ' 11 1J.:.ll rll g I ~w r 1 1 r um.nu e hefotf' fu ~ t the oh1o State fairgrounds A~: IIH1 rr111 rn r , fu t d t pew r rt l·r ~ g us123 omd rlull d1 t1u t w n Hut 1 wJil un don h!edly mf'ct j 'flw event o,yrll be a Youlh Day ~ .._. second, and "fSrutce of Ohio" As r huv1• sr ve , fr•,J 1 11 1 < re~ t r• r t he \ 1 kt'~ of ll t• mlllg:wav and f,rst. "Shorty" owned by llanny John Burke, Galllpohs, thtrd n h rHr ~ ~ · and E:CV( r ul \\Ji rl u nr m :~ l ~ 1'om mv Shevlin ,u•d 19 pE'ople featurr or the Ohw State Fau Zirkle, Pomeroy, was thirrl Pony Harness, 56 tnd underhrrc, rt ~~<'m :> 11 tu u<h s1 Jl y t rr I ha ve n t sr•cn Sln ct• Pearl Hnr Those placwg f1rst , second and ANNUAL PICNIC ]('a ve rt ull to d r 11 e the har d w;n 1 bo r and WI' w!ll hehave shame thirt' 111 the contest wLII recetve Class 12 Circle Of the WSC S "Champ", owned by Shorty Meeks "Little Man", Sharon Prll.sbur3, twrn ~s Spall! to a vd la ~e cuiW rJ 11• ss!} and lt>!l e,1<: h olher a lot u( wn~l watchc~ and t~ll contestant will have their annual p1cn1c Shade, fourth, and "Danny Bov" Pt Pleasant RD, second, "BatcbePu m11!o na "lr'· r ~e m ~.r!Jw ss P"r !r('s anrJ go horrw ~~r.lk , ~pent anrl wtll rere tve ro~eltes plus monPy July 24 on the lawn of the par owned by Jimmy Streets, Harrl- lor Boy", Johnny Allensworth Middleport. third. 'I 'i t ~ .1 1 this ln m of lht' ) I' 11 ~ ll ~t hth more grrllll•d at th' from the auction or their b1rd11, sonage or Heath Methodist Churrh .sonvllle, !tfth Lucllle Le1fhe1t, the' other half There were 109 entries ~:nc! aPcord mg 1r "Emil MaUnovskv- at 6 p m Members ure to brmg Dul nbout t• ve ry frrrrr yc 11n 1 temp\t' ~ Fred umw rlown h,mJ w1 l h t111 , lliMI There ~ ~ a rha1 m uhout San Ohro Stnt1• Umverslly extensiOn ~heir luble service t~nri a l'Overcd of the PomefOY horse sbowmg the Enghsh judge WIIJI c , took ftrst In the West North, Ashland, Ky., the Western n('>~ und tb1~ ts lhP fo\llth yc,u Fermin 11 s lhete ts ~~harm about poultryman rn Ple&IHlre Horse class, with JUdge and announcer was B1ll In l'amplo11 a t.ht v loolrl aml\Hd Ow Kctrlurky n.. rhv You know ber "Johnny Sorrell:" Fourfh Cooner Portsmouth h a h~sUvBI r,dl r·d s 1111 F'crmur )' U liH' d.t mn si ll y for bcmg thl'rl' 1'hc I htcken of TomorroW conMEITIN(; CHANG~O llh l( h I ~ l1kr• rwl hln t d~!' unr.ll r· at n\1 br r\ nnr" 111 u whtll' ~ou l£>~1 OfWII to 'tH club member" The July me~ttna of the Staff was taken by "Chtco" owned b} There Will oe a meeting ol·th!'! tl u ' llll 1 h 1s ~ ~ v.. 11u1 th ry ir'l 1 J liS \ h aH' to g o Su 11' you heo~r Fool""' Brumfield , GaiJlpolls. "' F'~.. rrners of Amenca and and Off1ccrs of Me1gs .Temple Marilyn Foglesong, Mason, had Ohio V~:lley Association 'Mlursdav th r· l11rl \s Jo" st• 1r1 t h 1• ~ 1 ru·! s to rroth lng more fro m !Ill' fnr a year Fu!Ut e Homemakers of America, Pythlan SISters, w1ll be held on n second place With her "Sta r Aug 22 at the township building lh.1w the rll l lt•rr ~ w ho sl' cm 11 or RO you'll k tHhN 1 vc fallen IS destgnN\ to teach good poultry Monday, Jul.) 29, Instead of th1s Heart Montgomery.. 1n the Rock Sprmgg fa1r grounds rn to, bewg c huk t'll In the hul !-. ~ mon g rr!e nd ~ meat protluclton management next week as schedul~d The Othtr area wtnners The nett association show will Usu,d ly, llw bu lls k nnck off SCI (Copynght 1957 bv United processln"' ~nd n1ar'ketlni prac meclmg wtll be a potluck supper Parade Pony class-"Jim be sponsored by the Saddle and Pr,rl ('11\tens brfore lht:v lll ri V(' r.•altt lt' Svn d l( ,t\ ~ Inc) tll'eS Conll•stants start Wilh 100 at the home of Mrs Ralph Glbbs Da11dy", owned by BIH Campbell, Strl~ln Club at Cheshire, Sept 2, ut the hull r1n g wht•rp t he rll day old chicks wh1ch thcv [ecrl Jr, New Haven Galhpoils, fourth, "Brigadier" ) 1 P m. zen~ tht•o mo r~ 511 1talr lv 1qu 1p ( for 11 g week pPrlod At the end NEW ARRIVAL owned by Lester Ohlln1er, New _ _ ___ _ P• rl \"or (Oill h.rl grn( r ,r ll~ kn ck of the perwd theY select !I or 1'he Rev and Mn Ronp.ld PlaC 'l Haven ftflh off 1\o r huii M lherr best cockcral~ ond five of (Mar"atet HoudWlbelt) ~reen '1'1 their be~l pullf'l~ ttl he rlre11sed lakes, Wrs, are announc ng the Stake or Keg Race-.- ' 'Kin!l ' ft r1 u l.• s l ~ tlrH ''' or f 1111 (Continued From Page On•) and judl((lfl at drstrlcl contests b1rth of a WI. pound thlrleen owned by M~eks, "Little Btt" fll\ ~; 1 fl,ll!f'l 111 ~ 1 hnw rn~n1 ' 1d lo ti Nt r up dlscrl'puncle! be· ""''" anrl ~prlH comrrettnlol In ounce son They also have twu owned by L;arl'Y Roush, Racme, rorrd 1 llrL !lt~ th ut lltnP noh1Hh .tO' s I !WI'!'II Wctllr•l '~ cnnfellslon 11/ld lh" ~i~te coniPIIt wrll tnclud" Gu 1n bed .J l ull rh1 3 1s .nnth l'l sorl kooown facl! of the scnsatwnal '" d d daughters Margaret Louise am1 • FLash" ow~d by Gm ald r t thO~I' plRrtn l( fll st, seron an Rebecca Sue Grand patents ar< thrrt!, CoolvJIJe "Champ" ¥eek.q o m a1 1H'~~ for " \ ' ' " B<~srru ~ l a) lll )l tho'"·' In thetr n•specll~" dJstrlcts Mr and Mrs Jlarry Houdashell and "Mr X", Fred Lel!he1t, lllhl!('phcrder 1s d;rwn f1om th1 1 haven'! heard u thrng from ,u Mldc:l~epqrt and Lloyd Placr, Pt n placmg f1rst, second, third ltllh wrth ht ~ WJIII' ·k i!! (11 111' •1 th elll" 'l'hu i'S by ~u t d "I think tt They PH' v1dencc, R J_ Gfl.cat il"randmolher fourth, frfth, respectively "bl'll (! ,md ~ I V ! I .l l srnlt• tlwu' would tw u MOOd ul ea ll they Dt~lllet 1- Ru RRcll Flnt , Woo,_ Western Pleasure Pony, 48 0,0 tui) U( II IIg t n ur' l ~>h wou ld send up sume questlong ter ftr ~t c,1rol J S1~rtst, Wlncs- of the baby 18 Mrs. Bertha Place, and pcop ll' Providence Mrs Houdashelt 1~ - After "Pet" came " LHtle Jo e", lifl' on 11 f1 r~ 1 nnrnr h n s r ~ lm stt\1 hopdul · lrnrg second and G~ne Myer~ . ln Greenlakes wllh her dau t{ h Frank Bennett, Galllpohs, scconft 1 1'h" s lrcl'l ~ "'h n tlu 1 or(' nol Withhold• Qu..tlont nuron third ter's famtly "Ltttle Champ" Don Guthm! _ :__ tt tntll n!! >AIUr Lll l!•· fl•ll r)' f' ,tr v l•l <~rt·~or y plrlyg rahp expert for Dt• llrct 2- .Tan Sorgen!rei Coq_lville, lh1rd, "Ltttle Sun" , bull ~. u••• lull u f lm ,rl h,md; de!('ttl\11• (trtlnn wrLttot· Erie Stan- Mt Vtrlnry , ftrst Marvtn Wll PLAN ANNUAL. PICNIC: Lowell Guthrie, Guysvllll', ftfth ~ rnmr to town to nr tkl• ,r nuuu• l l' ~ <. ardrwt s ~ocullt•d •'( ourt of k•ns E!irla !U'ronrl 111111 n<~Ytd Rutland WCTU w1ll hold Jts anEnghsh three-gaited [ull ma1u ' With lllllSit wli Lrh I ~ r ,Jilt ,• t l.tu Lll!!l IIL•Sott dedtnt•d to dtscuss I Hll nnrlt•s Convoy lh1 d nual ptcnrc, July 2:S, m the Metho and laii~ "B..e:au Fee", Christine ruw ' <.~nd so uml ~ l1k{ II It I ~ n thr• qul' H lron~ he fll'cd ut Wcdler. DLslrtcl :l- · Rrul l.rnf WapaltonCIItlllv~l or :r :\1 atdr C:r ' ' snrl who rlumed he htHI ~lmn a wom- t'ta fh~t. Tnm flhunt•mllock Ar· dlst recrutlon rooms, beginning at 1 Rll'e Cheshire , third. P- m. We.<~tern Pleasure Pony, 48 and wh1ch nlwu1 s Wlllrls ur• v..1ld un three ycnrs ngo whtlt" Jmra.:lar- t'anu.tr secomt uru! ShL•hl()]t Wwn , 4--~ - -~ ~ Th(• Ert ~ lhh ~N· m In ·~ o 1111h'l'r Jztng a faMinonable ~uhur' hl:lll Clc- V<'TSIIlllcs third • thnn l:ln}Uotlv 1•lst•, hut ( vr n llr(' velttnd homt> Dt~lncl 4--lll oil l~lt-r P1·o~ 1 'J i l l ~:· : 1:' 111::.., : s tud ,~ ; h~ t Ge1rn11n ~ unh (• rFI Th(• Grcsory said he qrH'slwned pert Pt~t n ~ 1 rrll GrtrL•n Pr.~s­ ~-t :• : . : l .o l J i"1; :J IJ :•P- ~ ACROSS 6 Fc.emow... , 25. At .. ,c;ortul · lt~l11 or lht• ( out 1nr•u1 rm Wcdler spcclfleall:r Ahout the p~ct' sccnnd ul'l Ralph Ru!l~ell '.'1 ~: ,_' !-J 1 !'-' • u:•: 111 1 Caution ~p.. ~t.~ tempt pty Into P11rnpl o n,1 llt \WI:>:l th1• I ;, ~· Sheppard murder rnr the rtrst Pro~pect thtrd G. Speck.t 15 Leave ~ 26. h1ten. :•:": 1 1~-11i -~ 'JJ;d h OlUiln:.f shortag._, Jrnd I li p lu ck nf lime ~ ~ •• ri t ' nt Thursday's four hour ~es Drstrlct 5----0drm<l 1-\ nt!logly t P'rapent 7. "Tiny _..,, er :-n ·: tn ; ~•• · j ~:. l l slt•ep anrl thr lll o g·~ ~~~ ~ ni l ahon• don Logan first uor.n ld Nelsno1 10. Send• I St1p11 QVj ) 27 Cerlb.. '.1:"11 '~ 1 : 1 ~·J' :,t" ' M'' .::rnl lhm ~~ lrR r!l' 11 F'n ga~ t Only Gregory and Wedl<'r were t.angs~llle. second 1\ lld John Gtl ::1 11 ~l · Jr} J::.. r- , I :F r forth fencu bean me nls art! brokon a nd nr w 1•11 m the room where the examrna- lo ~l)', Logan, th tr d " 'lU'·: ~ r I t {-. , I l2 Appenda1e1 t S.ekle• J ""' coun.t.ry J:·J 1':: r_• :•L 1 ' -' · •. '} : MIINemrnts conlrtr ch·d fl1v otrc'l lion took place One of the ILe deln nc\ r'ltmn to nnm 1ng Lhret 1 13 Boundl.r)' aeat (po.ll) .11 •r-'1 :. ' 1• '· 1•::•. : 11 occur as dn fw f r!l ht ~ ott! 1' 11 " tc( tor openrtor'a frlench rt-ported top tcpre sen t .tiiH ~ t' o• the state u . Sole 11 Smlll 19 An --I L. : f.II..J :•;,•j 1 : • m1e11 lwcnm e fa ~tl frlt' n tl ~ nnd tol loht• ro nvclt had been asked dl- c , pc•• tlon "llCh d •,trt .:: t RW o•<l 15. Obtain ..ndplper ~e&Jt : JLL .ll :-r : r 11. ' 1 11 1 llw l' nd cvcrv nu n 1 ~ ' rpl ul 11 n•rll~ " Do you think you killed Nl a truph~; to lh' ronl~strm' 11. ).feuur!l 1&- Real 10. Pro.. lhl"' hlood ~ hot e y t ·~ ul a ht .r ~1 Mnttlvn Sheppard~" hovln" the heaviest l'nltY based CCbln-l 18 M•dlav_. phetl 37.lrl:onateJ 1 11. Ktnr ot ve.uel 12. Pb4_1hlurn~o:uvt·r on the totul numb~·! or J>Ol'n " ' st. Slmlan. ; You 11111} r~· mr • nrltt•l Sun !•11 Tht• rdenrt repoiled Wt•dh: r re- uf chlekel. ptodtl l'Cd trom his Batban 1D A thr<ll\1 Wlf" 11. Man'• :n. Dry Sit Unit at mm and tlw lnwn of l'1rmplrmn piH'd "Ye~ ' ~lljllllLll IOO chlek. ·~· L&l· vtan t nlckMmt 22. Lall' weirht whtch Is ju st U{ \Os~ 111r Ill\ lletbNI ~nrd an uff1davU cha1gThese wlnnets and thC! totul rlv.r 18. J'amalt tov.t itt). Wreatlt 18 Uftquallfted from !\an SC!ho !>llan o11 rt \llat rtl l In~-: Wefilt•r wtlh the crime 'would wel(lht of their l!ntrll•s followlpo..· 20. nun,,.., , cu. 1.) Coba.) as th o ~ lle of "It rt mnrw f11Jk , havo to lw backed up hy docu Gene Luidharclt, Bucyrus, dlstrlt.l 23. Wut•d \, COI1JIIcler lo he rr•nt•Nt llem\ng mt•ntl'd lnforwatlon l, 392 pounds i)nryl Am~lutz ! Dilprovu way 's best book rlu Su n Al~n Pandora, dutmt 2, 3~'1\it pounds, I' 21!1ftc• pf.lt llerh~>rt a .~ <J wants Wedler's plo· It '••• " •Donnlo Rogers, Arcanum dis21i. J:y• lnttam• Papa 11 anli 1 wr r 1, togettlt.'r tails ~ ore muktn l a motion for C 1 ma~on there fo 111 yertn tr.lr k D.ntl hr a ncl'l LrlJI for Sl.eppard trlct 3, 393'h pounds, ~or oo; 31- Youth • ~ lie Indicated the evidence would Ma\lon, dtslrlct 4 3'1u poun , ' II Ba 1 nolhrng !>f'f' llwd fo have and Ode,., Gi\loaly, Loaan, d s aa.Som• chAn(lr,! tlmuch from thl· trrr•d 2!ls hnvt• to ho convnclng." • 33. Direction •· t' 1 Pind A~o~to Driver trld 3 360 pounds 1 t:.Ven <H" bul ftl( hh r~ wprc mor ..• Mall~ovsky said thert ;. ... h) (abt.r ) 34. Sloth or h· H~ th'' 8 811 ~~' ht <'llllllt' th r n Jl~rhert also w1nls Dedler's pic· l60 entries In the contest this 3(1. Ptrilh tht hit nf the ~h o" An tonio 0 1 lure Mhown to Erne11t K~lofoliall, a vcnr The event Is apomol'ed bv 31- ll'uhlon donez wu.. llr l' t.r> n uf NltiO d(l l<1 merdu&nt ltlanu&n Kolofohu waa the O!)lo State UmvrnltY Agrl 1 38 Alteri.lkl Palma "Aho bnd loci'!! the bu ,l romul m Lon 11 Beach, C11tlf ufler culturuJ ExtenSlon Scrv1ce In co 40 Sea cod: fighting hero or P,q>ll 11 novrl a 11earch b" &lttlhorlt\cs 1 h th llr" lntlus ('l'll.lt.) On at Jeo•l ''''" ,, 1,.,.,, 000 h" ~ operal1011 w l e pou ~ • .. 'Kolofolloll IIBYS he hitched n ride [ th tOto n nnd.) fought ""' ~~~ wotl ''' It t, olol '''"'' with a man nellf ( levelund aboul try o - e-s--- - - - · 42. Tal)fttry I cannu1 really lillY whv I lt~uve the time ol Mn Sheppard's dl•ath tS Cav1r1d my happy home Ill rh tve &..10 11e said the dri\'Or had D l'lll fill· I wlth duAlly mlle.11 a<ro~• 11 bArren i[t'T and blood staln1 on his hand I llowen plain to w.-.ck my healih with a Dr. Steven Sheppal'd , or Shcp (ComlnuH Prom Pall One) (her.) 1 bunch M friem'ly o n c m 1e~ when pard's brother, has made no In - ~ huRe sla~t~e Thurs(tay niaht de 44.0~rvl4 I do nut like to lrc rhased hy dicallon he will tly to Deilrnd to plctlna the flrat encampment o( DOWN buiLt lll the street I do not ltkr talk with Wedl~r Earlier. ho 8ald scout under Powell sealed 1. Alter to lilt up all night ror three or 1 ho would maka the trip, but un- t~round 8 1mall ump fire Tlw 2. Ex.temal teed eoaunr four till ) I, and I 11m lousy wrlh 1 celled planr after the Ill.'- t'lclector Ufe ~:rew into a large blue sym S.Truat. lhl' " botu'• wh1 ch you holrl ut te!lt wu 11iven Wedlcr bo\lsln& the .11pread of scouting ~. W)lln all4 ----~ ·- - --~ throuahout the world The tabloid Belli)' emled w1th a mesllaie recorded by Lorrl Baden Powell shortt. DAILY ORYI'TOQUME.,.. Hen'• how to fl'lrlc before his death In l941 AXYPLBA+XB I The ceremony wu cUmRxed Daily Sentinel Day Book L , }H ,..~~~•• c•--,O~LSit~m.Re•nd" wos FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blaekle 8 00 Captwin Kangaroo 8 4:S CBS News 9 Oo Garry Moort 9 30 Arthur Godfrey Hau~~~t, c~e~~~p: ~~ ~ ~~tka~r'i.a~;h f • .Aln eSSJOD WCHS-TV ChannelS -------·- I 11 15 Love of L1fe I 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Gurdmg Light 12 00 Kllhe't Kltc'"r~l'l. l2 30 As the World' 'Turn.t 1 00 Our Mlss BrookM 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Blg Puoff 2 :JO Bob Crosuy Show a OO £r1ghter Day 3 l!i Secret Storm 330 • 00 5 30 H5 3 .. ~ 00 Edge or NI~bt Tbe Eerly Show Your l!!sso RepGrter Spl.ts Puade Weat~e..man Ad ton Douglas Edwards 6·30 Playhouse of Stars 7•00 West toint Story 7.30 DesUny 8.00 Mr , Ad4pu, and 6 : U~ 8.3Q Hlih'.\ay Patrol 9 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Pantomime Quiz 10 00 News 10.05 Seannmg tHe Weather '" 10 10 The !...ate $how Saturday-Channell B 00 Life on tobe Fafm 8 30 CMptatn Kangaroo 9 30 Migl"ity Mouse Phr.yhousa 10 00 • Lucky 8 Rnnch to 30 It's A Hit 11 oo "Big Top 12·00 The Lone Rh1:ngeJ' 12 30 Town&: Country Crossroach 12 4!1 Baseball Preview 12 55 Game of the Week 4 00 Tournament of C))ampion. of the world'• will learn way• to WOOSTER-One an Ohio re- The program at -the Ohio Agr1 eultural Experiment attrti.on here ' • will feature a summary of d11ryuag proiJ'els over the past 7ft yean by .E.. Krauss, 81SOC:tate director of the stat1on, followed by a proJeetloo tiltb the next 15- years by W E. Peter.. n of the Unt•mtty of ·w: Minnesota Peterson who hu stud1ed daley log in all 48 atatea and .In foreign e.ountries, will tell visitors about new changes to expec!t i.h dairy 1 (arming as 11. result of research An !X)X!rt in the phyaiology of milk ' production, he also will 1peak on "Protedl.ve Milk", a subject wb.ich 'ope05 new pOitlblUUes Into the value of milk in keeping people ',' free of dl11ease I Thill 30th annual event, largest of the field daya, being held m eonjooelion with the na'tion's anniversary ceJebrlUon. Registration will begin u lO a m. EST at the main dair-y barn on Route 250 Ezhibits and demonstration• wUI pl1y a more lmportant part in the pr.ogram tb.an m former years, aceordinf to Fordyee Ely, program fi:. ~ I! ~).airman. Vuutors Will aee results · of • silage vs. soilage experiment ~ and hear pr wars to keep the herd bealtby Advantages and disadvan, t:laea of ni&ing ealves: on high roltlhagc rations will be another d~monstration_ There will be dis· 'plays Gn economic problemS arising in dally pradlces and the nu· Uitional requirements o( the ru ~ men ,the eow'a tint slomacb. "An educ:atiOnlll program hu ... been arranged tor women v1s1tors, aq:ordmg to Ely Budge~·mlnded )Jomem•kers w11l be told how to get the most from food dollars and a ' ' ' You Are There' ___ w ~ l, 'l JI I. t II . I l' Meigs County News 1 -- ----- DAILY CROSSWORD Daily ••'·'(I on 990 spot I ...... On-Your Radio Diol. ..........,. • Writer 2•. 1 • 11:50 11. m. CHANNEL13nuVAi , , Buecanee11 , Tbe J"immr Dur,nte Show J1mmle Dean Show • 10 59 Si&n On Ul.OO Adventures in Learning 12:00 Noon News 12 lG Nelk.,bors 12:30 Liber' :e 1 00 The f'• .T1 'line Touch 2 00 Afterno•,n Fllm Festival s 30 Life .Vttb Ellzabet~ 4 00 CarLoon Club S 00 Mickey MOtiSe Club tl 00 Five Star Final tt·1!J. John Daly and the News 31) Rln 'tln Tin 7·00 Jim Bowie '7·30 Clsco Kid 8:00 I Search for A~venture 8 30 A D&te WHh the Aniels D·OO B1J Beat 9:30 Tension e (10·00 Newa of the Nigbt ~ l0-10 Theater 13 .. II :30 Tl•e Lat>d News · 11 3~ Sign on - Charinll 1llSaturday 59 Stgn -on 1 00 Movi-.11 4 30 Po,.:tcir:o,il Party 5 00 Bibl~ Time 5.30. Two Gun o.oo Let• ralt 8:25 'I.Jfewa anJ 630 7.00 Bil~(',rab.un 8:00 'l'u L nence Welk 9·00 lfhe C<1untry Mush:: 10•00 !.Jiltb CentUI'J' Tbea11 :30 Late News "' _ __;;__ _ _ _ __ SWIDe ' JUdgmg_ ' To Make Some y outh R'ICher COLUMBUS, 0 .-0blo 4 H and fT A members will compete for ~ in prizes at a swine judcing contest to be held Ju\y 23 at th{! Clark colUitY fah-grounds in Springfield. Those plannma to participate tn the contest shGuld be at the falrerounde by 8 a. m. advisllA Herbert Barnell, Oh1o State Vm· ver.:dty extension awtne specialist Team registrations are limited lo one 4-H and nne FFA team from each count,Y. but any number ol boys or gu-Js may j11clge m md1 vidual competition Winners will be preae11ted ptlzea at 12 30 p m The judging event Is scQeduled part of the American Bcrk sh1re aasociation's "Show W\..11dow'' sbow and sale to be held at the f111rgrounds July 22 and 23 Barnes SIUd The Ohio Berkshire association w1ll serve ~~ host fo1 the national show and sale, expected to draw entries from 11 states Many o! the entries, Barnes noted, will be from . or re· 1ated to, certified meat-type litters, mclurling some which h~ve part1eapled In the Ohio Swme Improvement program The 2-day event w1ll start a 6 a m with the showmg of hogs consigned to the show and sale The American Berkshire assoeintiOn, oldest swine r~gistry group In the U S, will hold \1.s 82nd annual me'i!ting in Spr1Dgf1eld the evenmg , o( July 22 The sale wl1\ fo1low the judging: conte.it the next_:__ day_ a.s ~ Who'sRight? Who's Wrong? On Road Rules Mr. lJtstrict AttorneJ WHTN-TV Channell enerJY Cattle Judglna.-and flt?ttn& and __ ShiPS t•· WJEH conSE~ne CrOsslntl Ftmaln \ LEAD ON ... M.RY .COUNT r.. hatch,lng •11 produciiN ••• rovr ..., ••, ...,,., .......,...... COLUMBUS- Do you know the rults of the road? Many ac'c ldents happen because per.sons are not tomil1llr w1th the laws pertolning to tbe opefation of motor ~hlcles, seys W E. StuckeY, Ohin Stat~ Umverslty exten!Jton lllilfilty !peer• New and Used MOWING MACHINES New Holland Fle1111n9 Hatcheries BALERS FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES NtlsonvDle, Ohio Phone 419- Pomeroy Local Nazarene T.h e D a 1'ly se n t •. n eI ', "J , DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ARBA when the 50.000 scouts Je•ted RICHAIID S. OWIN - OINIItAL MANAGIR around the 1\ill aldes of thl' UYNOLD I. GRIINI- IDir!ll huce amDb~~heater each Uahted a Che1t•r L. T•nnehlll,lt•H Writer, lpiorte ldlhr can<lle •~ii redte4 with Boy £otd a!IO!Ial o~verti<lln1 rep-ntatlv_~ BoiUDtlii-Klmbtll. lllo., Ill Scout oath en mau•M.oa Aq., New Yo11k City, Ul, N. J", " ~ t<tortd .. - n d elan aoalllnl mattor ot lilt pool ......_ -• Pum 1 .o)"11hlo , ""-'~ MilOS GINIRA~ HOSPITAL lublcrtpUOD rate.: Del~-:"ell..bJ eirrter whert n.U•W• 30 etll.lf PtJ Admitted 0 K Sayre 1 Braden· 1 weeki Pile year In advance at The I>aU1 Sent.tnel ofltee, $11.80· Ill Fla. IDDIIIIIi, .eo; 11 1breo montlu, f3.90, B7. motor wbere ov.tl~b'­ ton. J)iacharced. Berlba Wlt~lne, ~of: fl~ one year ttl: ~ mootlll, fUll; lbrt< mGjDU., Racine. \ One birlb: Mr . .and Mn. Doy , Suodq bl Tbj> Qblo v~u 07 Sea 1f~~ alteb rnoo• H'i.Uinbotham, Racine, a aon. ;lt, PooL l "'"to rr ••••ol WJtlirW 0w.. ~ J,~ Ill;, Pomero7, 0. - olflct PhODt IN. ' ' I ~LONG{&LLOW . ' aunt\• One lttter elmpty lt&ndl for ili.otbtr. t.t thll A 11 " " tor \he thne L'1, X tor ihe twq O'a, ate. Slq'le lt._ttn. ·~ trophu, the loath and tonnatton Of till WQI'dl an an . . . lllaoh day lilt OO<to lolllro uo dl!for'OIL I I I _A o• A a • aP <:rn>lf.- !100.!10!\ A w I> o A P 111 K • H · o D" K 1$5(1 aaseJ'nbly. , Y•to!My'o c.,...,,..,., J:VIIIRY MAN I;>~ TO • LONG, BUT NO MAN 1!1!lilt.D .jiiB QIJ;) .,- ~W)n, 1 , l_ - - tl ... '~"'""""' lJV!I Although the owners of last week's Mystery Farm not as yet made ~SJtive identification of the aerial photo published above at least six readers of the Daily Sentmel are farrly certain that the view above IS that of the Henry Wippel farm located near Fi•e Points Readers making the identification are: Dana E. Hamm, Mmersvtlle, Mrs Howard Bolin, Athensrd; Johnny Bryant, Pleasant Ridge; Adolph Joachim, Pomeroy, TereS> Andrews, Long Bottom; and Mrs. Elmer G. Young, Minersville. allst. Are you one of those per· U for any reason a herd or cow sons? Constder the followina: case. 1 ill m1ssing the owner may take samCar A is driving 4:0 mile.s an pies dtrectly to the laboratory, hour on the lnnde lane of a 4-lane which will be tocated a~ the county h~Shway with marked lanes. You fauerounds, or may contact any approach [rom rear to pass Arter one of the collectors to secuu a following Car A for BOrne time, sample Jar , you see that the <!river Is not goIt 1s Important that herd ownmg to give way tq the right, so ers subantttlng the blank w1th the~r you Jtart pasam~ W} the r1ght Car milk sample has the name and ad A then prO<'eeds.:t10 gLve way to dress clearly marked so 1t may be the l'ight, eolhdihg with your car easily read The total number of Who's rtght, who's wrong? cows milkr.d number of dry cows, ANSWER Driver of Car A L9 heicfers and calves, bulls, steer11 wrong The law provides that when total cattle, number of adult vac outside a municipality, you may cmated cattle and number of calf· pass to rtght or left providing hood vacmated cattle should abo lanes are clearly marked and this be hsted move can be made with safety People cooperaUng as mtlk rolHowever, if lanes are not marked, Iectors thb year mclude Mrs Wilyou shall oass on left only. Jn- ham Hart, Bedford Townthlp, Mrs stde a mumc-~pahty you may pass Joan Tuttle. Chester Township, on e1Hrer side tf traffic 1.8 moving Mrs VU'gil Atkms, Coumbia and m two continuous hnes m the Sctp!O Townsh~ps. Ernest Smith, same direction an;<l this move ean Lebanon Townshtp, Ray M1dktff, be made w1th safety However Letart Townsh1p, Mrs Earl Dean ehangmg lanes, a driver must' as- Ohve and Orange Townships, Rex. certain that such movement can Shenefteld, Salem Township; Mrs be made safely CharleS" Gordoll, Sah9bury Town"But it doesn't really matter," ship1 George Carson, Rutland Stuckey conclud~s. "who is nght Township and Dan Sm1th, Sutton and who is wrong- if you're dea<'l Township Mrs W1lllam Collin!" right or dead wrong!" will -be clerk: at the laboratory The milk rlng test program as it operateS m Metgs County 11nd other counties m the state and other states IS a cooperatmg proBy C. E. Bl1kesl.. gram participated in by the coun· County A..-lcultural Agent ty, state anrl federal governments This coming week (July 22nd) --~ milk colleetors w1ll be vi!lting every farm In Me1gs County which has one or mote mllk cowl This will be the start of the eighth milk RinM Test for the detection of brut:ellosis {Bangs dtsease) here Brucellosis Is the most serious widespread - and ell.penalve disease of livestock in the United Sta.tes Its chief synitom ls abortion, but It has many other debili~atiug effects The U. S Department of Agr~t:ulture estimates that Phone 3751 baaed on 1953 cost and production figureS, it ta causmg annual Joases • • • • • • P. • • •••• to the cattle industry of $58 mil· ~ ~ lion a year. .\ The disease reduces mlik out!~··•f. _mfected animals by ~rbout costing mi.Jk producers Replacement of costs another $16 tnUllon The dtsease reduces the calf crop of infected owl!l by 15 • per Qent, costing an addiUona1 $7 miUlOD. · Durina: the last Milk Ring Test the county whtch was conducted August ?.3rd to September 1956, 1,031 Meigs Count)' herd• were teated witb 53 showidl a IUIplcl1lus reaction Thi& 1s only ~1% of the berd<J listed as awptelOua. . This year, the same as 1ast year, --' only berds showmg a sllSplcious reaction w1U be offered a free blood test. Tbis blood testina: will be , rtpeated until the berda no longer show susptcious anlma)s provlduig the farmer dlSpO!M of the positive animals The pereeJ,tage of infected herda in Meia:a County bas been dropping: steadily m rcccnl years with ' 7.8% liuspicitrus in December 1955 and 20 4% SUSpli!I.OUS lP JaP!uary iDM. For aiJ testa except the ftrst . with C! 'NIW in 1961 the percentage of au1pecL-s according to the tests hu ranged ........~NA1"130 from between 18 and 20 per cent. In the follow up blood test fol· tor r fun-.t,w _,,. towmg the December 1955 viell of • DeluXe cushion the laboratory, 17 head of Cattle MOtcmtfla•Jo found ahowlng a pD.'lttlve re • T~fttrol for action for brucellosLS in the blood 111100th h~raullc actloll test. Thill rpresents less than 1% ' of the total number ot milk cows Step up m<iwln& output to bJc production atandarda in Meigs County. .Because of the low perCentage with a .neW, low cost Inter" "' llaUona:l130 tractor. Get of infection found , in the county, power, f\131edness, operat· Meigs county LS being lneluded .as tng comfart to speed d02en.s one of tho counties worldng tO· of medlum.duty jGbs. Set:~ ward certitjcation as a brucellosis Ul for a demonstration. free area. To obtam eert1ficatlon the amount of i:iffection must ~ leu than 5% of the herds and 1 o/n of This mcludes botll animals. nel;lded to participate in the ring test l..s to take a teaspOon milk from eacb can of Inc. milk produced. ,FroTh this sma~l Pomeroy, Ohio amount th~ teat will determme 1f J.tboelr J.s allY poel!libilltles of lnfecbi tbt eowa and mdk. In Meigs County the county com- miSSioners provide a small amount of money for hmng a clerk at the laboratory and state and federal governments prov1de the money for m1lk collectors and the laboratory techntc1ans Wittlam F. G,.,.,ry Milson Caunty Agent Vieigh-~t·D•r·A-Month Dairy bcorcl Plan. The Agricultural Extension Servrcc o( west Vtrgima Univeruty OHIO VALLEY FiED CO. Rae.'•• ........ $275 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Hog Feeders and Chicken Feeders Middleport Feed Mill I YOUR TOWN and COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER THE Farm News" ) UBLE·- SAFETY I ' parakeNtoll• •IHI atvntM' oNWth put a. ~e"t ln..,~ ,..-, pen ..,.ttts. Now-M*', lmp..ve4 hill leM Swine Drift, lit . . . . ,ro.vlicle . . .,. llf"'ii"'lon t~P,Intt ~ ,...M ~evn. W JoN conttrl• ..WH dnc-plul •• l~P,NVN caldvmo c ,w,.OrUt ratle. Zinc au1 1M the ,Nfttt. Pig• 111ah Mthr tahtt at "mltJing link" to 1111 ' ..,...; cett plr pOMI'icl of pf.i •aatYM lh4 1oM lfVM tfleth 6 flflll' nutrleftt ....,. tritco ~IMI Ml...,.l -hrrtfAcliltlon. hr Mitior ~rk ,,~ta, UH ftiiW, IM,....,.tl r IIIII .... !~oN~rante,. ~.,. ' ....... ..&tltr .WMd~ ' w' OPI-XTODSWJI XTYDXTPII. I ••. MOW MORE MILES n.- I CADILLAC You'D lind It pays to sh~p at the 'l'own and Country l!bopp lng Center al lbe Pomeroy F~llBureou Co-Op ~:..:-: Mall! Street in Pomeroy, just look at these Round Up Of Bargalno lbey bllvedf':rru·:..oa. :-: -:;'c:;;;ryCome Ill 0 • the store Everyone from town ond eountry are lindlllg lh at Quality Ia up an ees wn 1 today and see for yourself why the trend Is for folks to buy allhe Fann Bureau C.,...P In Pome"'Y\ .. ard, Bucyrus and Irlnton Twenty f1ve churches membership :&ains or 10 (Contlnut4 from P11e One) or more durmg the 1n dcnotninatlon's &Oth anni- They w.el't', eelebratlon." ' '. Jorward step m m1ssion{r.rY sup~.rt was the result of higher 1eneral :'budaef& adopted" at the Olive lngraha111 • I Foprth'NatJopa 60 Model 4 DOO[ Sedan Purina Chows HAY RAKES 4uriD• ,,....w:. Jtllt:h leader at Ohio Dauy Day showing demom;trationl are 10me Auguat 9 to present a picture of eventl In wblch youna:-er viaiton can puticipate_ ,dail)'lng over a 1$0-year pert.od 500 Curtam Time 5 30 ~ 00 6 30 7,00 • 7 30 8·00 8 30 9 ·00 9.30 ' leadlnj authorities In dairy science m houaework Fore!~r1 ~;;~~~~c ](·~t ~~~;n~u;~~~~~l; ~~~~ 1District Winners 1 1ncJude youth From La ngsvi'}}e ,.. Saturday- (Jsanl!el ' t2 00 - in eooperatlon wlt.h tbt United onr fin ln add.luoa the: cWrymu cowl 1.11 tM JMr4, w!Udl bz+• St•tu Departmene. of AJrleu]t:ure mu.l pn'lridll bb own tcala tor Ute fell' ue •D~.~otc~· 11. .-poniOI'tDJ a 11e• .,.,. for JOU welpla1 tbe IDI.lk, end a Wei&h·A· Herd aDd cow nc:onll . . aot herd ownen to teep your mil.k DQ·A•Jiontb heord BoQk. Bot.b of offidal lad can DOt be i&ll4 ,_ produclloa reeordt. The l}'ltem these l~m•. the ~talet 1nd Rec.ord pubU~Ity purpoo~e~. called WeJ .. b·A·Day·A· Montb DaJ- Book , are obta.lnable throu&.h the The Dairyman c1oet .U. .-u. ry Record Plan i1 a l.imple, eaay County A&ent'• Office welihln£ Tbe EJ:I.eD.IiOI1 Daii'J :0. low COlt WI)' to obt.aan mllt pro.-.....nt.-gn of KHPint putment doe, t.be llJu:rlq. ducUon retords eaeb month on tlon • - - . ~ _,, .... Tbe welJhtl are broQJbt or lmiP" d d I cOwl Tb e provam 11 tn 1V1 ua ,.d Keeptna milk productton re.corrls ed •· •for thoae dau·ymen who are not .... luc CoWlt)' .\feDt 10 - • e nablet you to cull cow produeeu, any ml1takei mar be ttuCht _.,. h 1 part.ietp.at 0 8 Jn t e D H. l. A or feed accordmg to production, and fore the records are maU.ct' to Owner-Sampler progums for rec aeled your belt rows from whic-h Mou:antowa. for tomputltlon. ord keepang to r•l" ropl•••men.. ~ • n ••.. JO 1 Js:n up I or th e We t Cb ·ltJO~ SMM Pointt T • ' .........,._ A Month P1an, eon tact the CouritJ: How 11M< Plo~n Werlu.. The prouam'1 eoct iJ $3 a year Aa:ent ' The Darryman who i"' on t.be Weigh-A Day program, wria:hs the mJ 09 t 'Japun pur ,_.~ aArJ JOJ NAMID WINJI'IiR mtlk from each cow ln his herd, eaeb adchtlonal cow over five NEW YORK UP - Dan1el ,.,... mormng 1nd evenJng, on tbe t.Mh Paymenll are m1de In advance day of earh month He rerord.a when tbe appbcat1on blank Is flil- r11, secretary - treasurer of tbe th11 we1ght a1ong wtth the date hi.J ed out Apphc.at10n blanka 1re Amateur Athletic Unioa, hal been eow1 are fresh, dry, bought. 10ld, nailable at the County Agent'l named winner or t.be SportlmaD.. shtp Brotherhood'• 1857 award for or d1ed He •lao reeordJ the pnee OffiCe. The Herd owner supp!Jes the blS long record of ~ sports. he hu received for hll milk that Rook aDd •calet (ob- manabtp and bb Jnfluenee on month , h11 milt plant butterfat AU In test for hit herd that montb, and total feed costl for the herd for that month He mail! this information lo the County Agent who sends tbe information to Morganrown At Morgantown a report 11 made up showing HYDRAltlATlC, RADIO & HEATER montb-lo-montJt and lact.atlon- 1 GOOD TIRES. to-date milk producl.ion record on each cow m the dairyman's herd Abo shown 1n the report rs tolalto-dllte and monthly average milk and butterfat production reeord1 for the hen!. total-to-date and monthly averaife value of product Middleport, Ohio {milk), feed cost and income over leOO coB!: for hi1l berd, lactation record! for each of the dairyman'• cows and a yearly total and average record fo::- the dairyman's herd We Have each twelve month.J Thill report ts compiled at MorgantGwn and maded to the County Agent who, in turn, return1 1t to LhC' parlieipating llatryman How To Get OR And How h'hteh Do.- It Cott. U you are inter~ted rn the IN Several Different Sizes Welgh-A·Day-.A-Month Program, 98 Gollon - 180 Gallo• - %98 GaUon stop by or get in touch w1th me The County Agent's Office il upstairs 10 the Post Office BuUding, Boll. 402 I have the application forms here to the office We Do Cullom Grinding The cost per year for tbe proMiddleport N. Znd Ave. gram 1.& $3 for fJYe cows or under and $.60 per year for each cow I I Six Readers _Identify Sentinel Mystery farm When Industry's HistoryTpld I will team up with 8 25 Sign On 8 30 l'lrc:!le 3 Ran r b 9 3C Gum by 11'1 :1)1') Fury 10 30 Capt Gall.mt 11 00 True Story Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July It, 19&7-3 ~ Dairy Day At Wooster Is Aug. 9 1 10 00 6 00 A v1sit to the Dall~ S~nllnel, 1 . ·- ' .' ' \ '· Run '•flour Mill . PhO!le ' 150 Pomeroy •Ofhet•••"'• 'IIACIOI Meigs _ Iquipment 20 DRESSED BROILERS FREE With The Purchase , Of Any FREEZER OR FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION SEASONAL CLOSE OUT New 21 Rotary Mowers 11 $69·95 PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paybag Top Prlee For Wheat DaUy! UN ICO SPECIAL! LIMITED TIME ONLY 21 Cu. Ft. UN ICO ' Chest FREEZER 10 CU. FT. UPRlGHT FREEZER . , ..... $279 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ....... , $349 1~ CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . .... $359 22 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER $419 UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE Only $299 30 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . . . . . $499. 16 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER $%99 MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC WASHER $279 UNICO MASTER DELUXE REFRIGERATORS-Deluxe Modelo as low as $199 UNICO IMPERIAL Freeter Refrigerator Combination 4 PT. CATTLE BARB wiRE · · Only $429 $7.39 roll Heaters Unico Electric and Gas Water AUTOMATIC DRYER $209 • - �-·· - y ~ •- . ---- - >.. ,.I . ~ '- ~ -~ ... · -~- - -- - ............ .- .. ~1>4lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepon, 0 , July 19, 1957 I ), Example Set'By Mr. Searles Is Noteworthy Wednesday When He Escorted 25 Persons To The Bloodmobile Here lj ' N An example was se t by Mr C W Sea1 1es Wednesday who personally escorted 25 per sons to the Pomer oy Bloodm o bi le to pay tng physical exa mmatlon m which one's pulse , weJght , blood count, and blood pressur e ts checked ."Jould cost somethmg from a back" for 11 pin ts of blood aa mwtstered tu h1s dymg brother Such actwn likely 1s not possjbJe by the families of all persons who recetve blood Yet Jt also must be t rue that more of thts kind of thmg lS pos.\a ble local doctor Besides th e average person doesn 't go for a check up as often as he should to mamtam a reasonably close watch on the direction of hJ s health If blOOd could be pald back m th iS fashiOn of Red Cross officia ls over con tinued opera ho n of the blood bank here would be relieved Because givers )Ike E.m met Shule r, J Ed ward Fos te r , and many ot hers who are " two-gallo n' a nd over, would more than take care of the gap between what normall y 1s u ~?ed and what IS donated The 128 pmts accepted from the 165 persons who appealed Wednesday nearly makes up the deficit charged agamst Me1gs County the concern ' ' at that glVIng Many of th e steady givers believe what they do ha-s certam benefiCia] results other than glvmg !\atlsracllon of having performed a QUite worthy human~_ser~JC~ The pre-tak- ; RtrARK REPORT • • B t' " 'I ' 1 ' ~ .. TELEVISION .GUIDE-; . WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Friday . bloodmobil e every four months is an excellent opportumty to obtam this basic pertodlc health check Emmett Shuler JS convmced that he feels better, bas more energy for a tame after each , gtvmg Shuler is somewhere m the 13 to 14 gallon range, he's not quite sure His lean , 1 energetic physical hardness is proof walkmg, so to speak, of the fact that givmg blood nev- ~ uoqtpuoJ teJTsA'qd (eJaua~ n •auo..\ue l·1ntf Ja 10 30 Truth or Consequences 11 .00 Trc Tac Oougb II 30 It eould Be You 12 00 I'ex and J1nx. 'I ~ \ - I - 12 30 Current J 00 My L:ttle M'argle 130 Bnde and Groom lOO MaURee Tbe,ter D~ Romanc~ 3QIJ Queen For A s~ Modern 400 Comedy Time 430 Movie time 5 30 Popeye Presents 14S News Picture permits it , 1 Red Cross officials publicly are grateful to Mr Searles for what he did And if this act of his prevented the bloodmob1le from being dJsconhnued here, which ! it may have done, some people will be alive during the next t"o months who otherwise , may have died I 600 Wild Blll Hlokoll 6 30 Weatberc.nt 6•35 Sports Eye 8 ·~ Federal Men News Heat1Unet 1040 Nttewhcb 12 00 Tonight I 00 S1gn Off 10 30 S1gn On Today 900 Rom1-er Roon 10 00 Tbe Price is Idght NBC News 700 Dr Hudson's Journal 730 Life 1;'1( Riley 8!00 The Joseph Cotton Show s·so Big Moment ~00 Cavalcade of S~rtr 941 Red barber's Corner 11 30 12 30 JOO • 30 5 00 5:$0 ti .415 8 00 6 30 7 00 8.00 8 30 900 9 30 10·00 1010 12:30 Detective's Diary Intr•gue My LL.tle Margle Qaseball Hopalong CassidJ Get S~;t, Go Sports }:;ye News PJctul'e Watch Mr Wtzard \..dur•:lav Ni;,..Jt Jambore• Julius LaRosa Show Mystery Theater Dollar A Second Encort Thealer Adventure Theater News and SportS" lletdlln~~t Nrtewntch Stgn Off I '""' 1 gull<•! All I '' " ' seem to '" The '" '"' ' "'" atle lhat the chancts 1 room s tt1.:-ardo arr nnged will haw• ~ om c Eu~:l!sh people al 1 ~ , 1 dy occup}tng them, and m~ bull ft ght ~cat s w1ll be preemp! ed b~· olh c r ~ There will be no pl otee to sll ut lhr e nft~ parkmg will not 1xl'll und vou 'll have tn <h r\'l' 1u Sa n Scbus lr a 11 ror bre:~lt I y ROBERT c. RUARK PAL\\!OS S ~.t l n - 1! 1s hJvcl sun n) a nd t.d m here and nil the COI PMB»S 0 - FifteE'n bovs prellv l•nglb h Fri"I Jtfl AIYIPI J and g1rl s who have won dn;trtrt <an (,trm,l u .rnd S•\ r~~ toun •l . honors m Ohw's Clucken-of·'fOurr t'lllr>JJ II g th1• hl ue w.r ler l ht· morrow ronh•:'lt ror JUnlors will Ll lght s.t nd~ .Htd th e horn.o of comp<'ll" 111 the !ilale ronte.:;t at ' 11 1J.:.ll rll g I ~w r 1 1 r um.nu e hefotf' fu ~ t the oh1o State fairgrounds A~: IIH1 rr111 rn r , fu t d t pew r rt l·r ~ g us123 omd rlull d1 t1u t w n Hut 1 wJil un don h!edly mf'ct j 'flw event o,yrll be a Youlh Day ~ .._. second, and "fSrutce of Ohio" As r huv1• sr ve , fr•,J 1 11 1 < re~ t r• r t he \ 1 kt'~ of ll t• mlllg:wav and f,rst. "Shorty" owned by llanny John Burke, Galllpohs, thtrd n h rHr ~ ~ · and E:CV( r ul \\Ji rl u nr m :~ l ~ 1'om mv Shevlin ,u•d 19 pE'ople featurr or the Ohw State Fau Zirkle, Pomeroy, was thirrl Pony Harness, 56 tnd underhrrc, rt ~~<'m :> 11 tu u<h s1 Jl y t rr I ha ve n t sr•cn Sln ct• Pearl Hnr Those placwg f1rst , second and ANNUAL PICNIC ]('a ve rt ull to d r 11 e the har d w;n 1 bo r and WI' w!ll hehave shame thirt' 111 the contest wLII recetve Class 12 Circle Of the WSC S "Champ", owned by Shorty Meeks "Little Man", Sharon Prll.sbur3, twrn ~s Spall! to a vd la ~e cuiW rJ 11• ss!} and lt>!l e,1<: h olher a lot u( wn~l watchc~ and t~ll contestant will have their annual p1cn1c Shade, fourth, and "Danny Bov" Pt Pleasant RD, second, "BatcbePu m11!o na "lr'· r ~e m ~.r!Jw ss P"r !r('s anrJ go horrw ~~r.lk , ~pent anrl wtll rere tve ro~eltes plus monPy July 24 on the lawn of the par owned by Jimmy Streets, Harrl- lor Boy", Johnny Allensworth Middleport. third. 'I 'i t ~ .1 1 this ln m of lht' ) I' 11 ~ ll ~t hth more grrllll•d at th' from the auction or their b1rd11, sonage or Heath Methodist Churrh .sonvllle, !tfth Lucllle Le1fhe1t, the' other half There were 109 entries ~:nc! aPcord mg 1r "Emil MaUnovskv- at 6 p m Members ure to brmg Dul nbout t• ve ry frrrrr yc 11n 1 temp\t' ~ Fred umw rlown h,mJ w1 l h t111 , lliMI There ~ ~ a rha1 m uhout San Ohro Stnt1• Umverslly extensiOn ~heir luble service t~nri a l'Overcd of the PomefOY horse sbowmg the Enghsh judge WIIJI c , took ftrst In the West North, Ashland, Ky., the Western n('>~ und tb1~ ts lhP fo\llth yc,u Fermin 11 s lhete ts ~~harm about poultryman rn Ple&IHlre Horse class, with JUdge and announcer was B1ll In l'amplo11 a t.ht v loolrl aml\Hd Ow Kctrlurky n.. rhv You know ber "Johnny Sorrell:" Fourfh Cooner Portsmouth h a h~sUvBI r,dl r·d s 1111 F'crmur )' U liH' d.t mn si ll y for bcmg thl'rl' 1'hc I htcken of TomorroW conMEITIN(; CHANG~O llh l( h I ~ l1kr• rwl hln t d~!' unr.ll r· at n\1 br r\ nnr" 111 u whtll' ~ou l£>~1 OfWII to 'tH club member" The July me~ttna of the Staff was taken by "Chtco" owned b} There Will oe a meeting ol·th!'! tl u ' llll 1 h 1s ~ ~ v.. 11u1 th ry ir'l 1 J liS \ h aH' to g o Su 11' you heo~r Fool""' Brumfield , GaiJlpolls. "' F'~.. rrners of Amenca and and Off1ccrs of Me1gs .Temple Marilyn Foglesong, Mason, had Ohio V~:lley Association 'Mlursdav th r· l11rl \s Jo" st• 1r1 t h 1• ~ 1 ru·! s to rroth lng more fro m !Ill' fnr a year Fu!Ut e Homemakers of America, Pythlan SISters, w1ll be held on n second place With her "Sta r Aug 22 at the township building lh.1w the rll l lt•rr ~ w ho sl' cm 11 or RO you'll k tHhN 1 vc fallen IS destgnN\ to teach good poultry Monday, Jul.) 29, Instead of th1s Heart Montgomery.. 1n the Rock Sprmgg fa1r grounds rn to, bewg c huk t'll In the hul !-. ~ mon g rr!e nd ~ meat protluclton management next week as schedul~d The Othtr area wtnners The nett association show will Usu,d ly, llw bu lls k nnck off SCI (Copynght 1957 bv United processln"' ~nd n1ar'ketlni prac meclmg wtll be a potluck supper Parade Pony class-"Jim be sponsored by the Saddle and Pr,rl ('11\tens brfore lht:v lll ri V(' r.•altt lt' Svn d l( ,t\ ~ Inc) tll'eS Conll•stants start Wilh 100 at the home of Mrs Ralph Glbbs Da11dy", owned by BIH Campbell, Strl~ln Club at Cheshire, Sept 2, ut the hull r1n g wht•rp t he rll day old chicks wh1ch thcv [ecrl Jr, New Haven Galhpoils, fourth, "Brigadier" ) 1 P m. zen~ tht•o mo r~ 511 1talr lv 1qu 1p ( for 11 g week pPrlod At the end NEW ARRIVAL owned by Lester Ohlln1er, New _ _ ___ _ P• rl \"or (Oill h.rl grn( r ,r ll~ kn ck of the perwd theY select !I or 1'he Rev and Mn Ronp.ld PlaC 'l Haven ftflh off 1\o r huii M lherr best cockcral~ ond five of (Mar"atet HoudWlbelt) ~reen '1'1 their be~l pullf'l~ ttl he rlre11sed lakes, Wrs, are announc ng the Stake or Keg Race-.- ' 'Kin!l ' ft r1 u l.• s l ~ tlrH ''' or f 1111 (Continued From Page On•) and judl((lfl at drstrlcl contests b1rth of a WI. pound thlrleen owned by M~eks, "Little Btt" fll\ ~; 1 fl,ll!f'l 111 ~ 1 hnw rn~n1 ' 1d lo ti Nt r up dlscrl'puncle! be· ""''" anrl ~prlH comrrettnlol In ounce son They also have twu owned by L;arl'Y Roush, Racme, rorrd 1 llrL !lt~ th ut lltnP noh1Hh .tO' s I !WI'!'II Wctllr•l '~ cnnfellslon 11/ld lh" ~i~te coniPIIt wrll tnclud" Gu 1n bed .J l ull rh1 3 1s .nnth l'l sorl kooown facl! of the scnsatwnal '" d d daughters Margaret Louise am1 • FLash" ow~d by Gm ald r t thO~I' plRrtn l( fll st, seron an Rebecca Sue Grand patents ar< thrrt!, CoolvJIJe "Champ" ¥eek.q o m a1 1H'~~ for " \ ' ' " B<~srru ~ l a) lll )l tho'"·' In thetr n•specll~" dJstrlcts Mr and Mrs Jlarry Houdashell and "Mr X", Fred Lel!he1t, lllhl!('phcrder 1s d;rwn f1om th1 1 haven'! heard u thrng from ,u Mldc:l~epqrt and Lloyd Placr, Pt n placmg f1rst, second, third ltllh wrth ht ~ WJIII' ·k i!! (11 111' •1 th elll" 'l'hu i'S by ~u t d "I think tt They PH' v1dencc, R J_ Gfl.cat il"randmolher fourth, frfth, respectively "bl'll (! ,md ~ I V ! I .l l srnlt• tlwu' would tw u MOOd ul ea ll they Dt~lllet 1- Ru RRcll Flnt , Woo,_ Western Pleasure Pony, 48 0,0 tui) U( II IIg t n ur' l ~>h wou ld send up sume questlong ter ftr ~t c,1rol J S1~rtst, Wlncs- of the baby 18 Mrs. Bertha Place, and pcop ll' Providence Mrs Houdashelt 1~ - After "Pet" came " LHtle Jo e", lifl' on 11 f1 r~ 1 nnrnr h n s r ~ lm stt\1 hopdul · lrnrg second and G~ne Myer~ . ln Greenlakes wllh her dau t{ h Frank Bennett, Galllpohs, scconft 1 1'h" s lrcl'l ~ "'h n tlu 1 or(' nol Withhold• Qu..tlont nuron third ter's famtly "Ltttle Champ" Don Guthm! _ :__ tt tntll n!! >AIUr Lll l!•· fl•ll r)' f' ,tr v l•l <~rt·~or y plrlyg rahp expert for Dt• llrct 2- .Tan Sorgen!rei Coq_lville, lh1rd, "Ltttle Sun" , bull ~. u••• lull u f lm ,rl h,md; de!('ttl\11• (trtlnn wrLttot· Erie Stan- Mt Vtrlnry , ftrst Marvtn Wll PLAN ANNUAL. PICNIC: Lowell Guthrie, Guysvllll', ftfth ~ rnmr to town to nr tkl• ,r nuuu• l l' ~ <. ardrwt s ~ocullt•d •'( ourt of k•ns E!irla !U'ronrl 111111 n<~Ytd Rutland WCTU w1ll hold Jts anEnghsh three-gaited [ull ma1u ' With lllllSit wli Lrh I ~ r ,Jilt ,• t l.tu Lll!!l IIL•Sott dedtnt•d to dtscuss I Hll nnrlt•s Convoy lh1 d nual ptcnrc, July 2:S, m the Metho and laii~ "B..e:au Fee", Christine ruw ' <.~nd so uml ~ l1k{ II It I ~ n thr• qul' H lron~ he fll'cd ut Wcdler. DLslrtcl :l- · Rrul l.rnf WapaltonCIItlllv~l or :r :\1 atdr C:r ' ' snrl who rlumed he htHI ~lmn a wom- t'ta fh~t. Tnm flhunt•mllock Ar· dlst recrutlon rooms, beginning at 1 Rll'e Cheshire , third. P- m. We.<~tern Pleasure Pony, 48 and wh1ch nlwu1 s Wlllrls ur• v..1ld un three ycnrs ngo whtlt" Jmra.:lar- t'anu.tr secomt uru! ShL•hl()]t Wwn , 4--~ - -~ ~ Th(• Ert ~ lhh ~N· m In ·~ o 1111h'l'r Jztng a faMinonable ~uhur' hl:lll Clc- V<'TSIIlllcs third • thnn l:ln}Uotlv 1•lst•, hut ( vr n llr(' velttnd homt> Dt~lncl 4--lll oil l~lt-r P1·o~ 1 'J i l l ~:· : 1:' 111::.., : s tud ,~ ; h~ t Ge1rn11n ~ unh (• rFI Th(• Grcsory said he qrH'slwned pert Pt~t n ~ 1 rrll GrtrL•n Pr.~s­ ~-t :• : . : l .o l J i"1; :J IJ :•P- ~ ACROSS 6 Fc.emow... , 25. At .. ,c;ortul · lt~l11 or lht• ( out 1nr•u1 rm Wcdler spcclfleall:r Ahout the p~ct' sccnnd ul'l Ralph Ru!l~ell '.'1 ~: ,_' !-J 1 !'-' • u:•: 111 1 Caution ~p.. ~t.~ tempt pty Into P11rnpl o n,1 llt \WI:>:l th1• I ;, ~· Sheppard murder rnr the rtrst Pro~pect thtrd G. Speck.t 15 Leave ~ 26. h1ten. :•:": 1 1~-11i -~ 'JJ;d h OlUiln:.f shortag._, Jrnd I li p lu ck nf lime ~ ~ •• ri t ' nt Thursday's four hour ~es Drstrlct 5----0drm<l 1-\ nt!logly t P'rapent 7. "Tiny _..,, er :-n ·: tn ; ~•• · j ~:. l l slt•ep anrl thr lll o g·~ ~~~ ~ ni l ahon• don Logan first uor.n ld Nelsno1 10. Send• I St1p11 QVj ) 27 Cerlb.. '.1:"11 '~ 1 : 1 ~·J' :,t" ' M'' .::rnl lhm ~~ lrR r!l' 11 F'n ga~ t Only Gregory and Wedl<'r were t.angs~llle. second 1\ lld John Gtl ::1 11 ~l · Jr} J::.. r- , I :F r forth fencu bean me nls art! brokon a nd nr w 1•11 m the room where the examrna- lo ~l)', Logan, th tr d " 'lU'·: ~ r I t {-. , I l2 Appenda1e1 t S.ekle• J ""' coun.t.ry J:·J 1':: r_• :•L 1 ' -' · •. '} : MIINemrnts conlrtr ch·d fl1v otrc'l lion took place One of the ILe deln nc\ r'ltmn to nnm 1ng Lhret 1 13 Boundl.r)' aeat (po.ll) .11 •r-'1 :. ' 1• '· 1•::•. : 11 occur as dn fw f r!l ht ~ ott! 1' 11 " tc( tor openrtor'a frlench rt-ported top tcpre sen t .tiiH ~ t' o• the state u . Sole 11 Smlll 19 An --I L. : f.II..J :•;,•j 1 : • m1e11 lwcnm e fa ~tl frlt' n tl ~ nnd tol loht• ro nvclt had been asked dl- c , pc•• tlon "llCh d •,trt .:: t RW o•<l 15. Obtain ..ndplper ~e&Jt : JLL .ll :-r : r 11. ' 1 11 1 llw l' nd cvcrv nu n 1 ~ ' rpl ul 11 n•rll~ " Do you think you killed Nl a truph~; to lh' ronl~strm' 11. ).feuur!l 1&- Real 10. Pro.. lhl"' hlood ~ hot e y t ·~ ul a ht .r ~1 Mnttlvn Sheppard~" hovln" the heaviest l'nltY based CCbln-l 18 M•dlav_. phetl 37.lrl:onateJ 1 11. Ktnr ot ve.uel 12. Pb4_1hlurn~o:uvt·r on the totul numb~·! or J>Ol'n " ' st. Slmlan. ; You 11111} r~· mr • nrltt•l Sun !•11 Tht• rdenrt repoiled Wt•dh: r re- uf chlekel. ptodtl l'Cd trom his Batban 1D A thr<ll\1 Wlf" 11. Man'• :n. Dry Sit Unit at mm and tlw lnwn of l'1rmplrmn piH'd "Ye~ ' ~lljllllLll IOO chlek. ·~· L&l· vtan t nlckMmt 22. Lall' weirht whtch Is ju st U{ \Os~ 111r Ill\ lletbNI ~nrd an uff1davU cha1gThese wlnnets and thC! totul rlv.r 18. J'amalt tov.t itt). Wreatlt 18 Uftquallfted from !\an SC!ho !>llan o11 rt \llat rtl l In~-: Wefilt•r wtlh the crime 'would wel(lht of their l!ntrll•s followlpo..· 20. nun,,.., , cu. 1.) Coba.) as th o ~ lle of "It rt mnrw f11Jk , havo to lw backed up hy docu Gene Luidharclt, Bucyrus, dlstrlt.l 23. Wut•d \, COI1JIIcler lo he rr•nt•Nt llem\ng mt•ntl'd lnforwatlon l, 392 pounds i)nryl Am~lutz ! Dilprovu way 's best book rlu Su n Al~n Pandora, dutmt 2, 3~'1\it pounds, I' 21!1ftc• pf.lt llerh~>rt a .~ <J wants Wedler's plo· It '••• " •Donnlo Rogers, Arcanum dis21i. J:y• lnttam• Papa 11 anli 1 wr r 1, togettlt.'r tails ~ ore muktn l a motion for C 1 ma~on there fo 111 yertn tr.lr k D.ntl hr a ncl'l LrlJI for Sl.eppard trlct 3, 393'h pounds, ~or oo; 31- Youth • ~ lie Indicated the evidence would Ma\lon, dtslrlct 4 3'1u poun , ' II Ba 1 nolhrng !>f'f' llwd fo have and Ode,., Gi\loaly, Loaan, d s aa.Som• chAn(lr,! tlmuch from thl· trrr•d 2!ls hnvt• to ho convnclng." • 33. Direction •· t' 1 Pind A~o~to Driver trld 3 360 pounds 1 t:.Ven <H" bul ftl( hh r~ wprc mor ..• Mall~ovsky said thert ;. ... h) (abt.r ) 34. Sloth or h· H~ th'' 8 811 ~~' ht <'llllllt' th r n Jl~rhert also w1nls Dedler's pic· l60 entries In the contest this 3(1. Ptrilh tht hit nf the ~h o" An tonio 0 1 lure Mhown to Erne11t K~lofoliall, a vcnr The event Is apomol'ed bv 31- ll'uhlon donez wu.. llr l' t.r> n uf NltiO d(l l<1 merdu&nt ltlanu&n Kolofohu waa the O!)lo State UmvrnltY Agrl 1 38 Alteri.lkl Palma "Aho bnd loci'!! the bu ,l romul m Lon 11 Beach, C11tlf ufler culturuJ ExtenSlon Scrv1ce In co 40 Sea cod: fighting hero or P,q>ll 11 novrl a 11earch b" &lttlhorlt\cs 1 h th llr" lntlus ('l'll.lt.) On at Jeo•l ''''" ,, 1,.,.,, 000 h" ~ operal1011 w l e pou ~ • .. 'Kolofolloll IIBYS he hitched n ride [ th tOto n nnd.) fought ""' ~~~ wotl ''' It t, olol '''"'' with a man nellf ( levelund aboul try o - e-s--- - - - · 42. Tal)fttry I cannu1 really lillY whv I lt~uve the time ol Mn Sheppard's dl•ath tS Cav1r1d my happy home Ill rh tve &..10 11e said the dri\'Or had D l'lll fill· I wlth duAlly mlle.11 a<ro~• 11 bArren i[t'T and blood staln1 on his hand I llowen plain to w.-.ck my healih with a Dr. Steven Sheppal'd , or Shcp (ComlnuH Prom Pall One) (her.) 1 bunch M friem'ly o n c m 1e~ when pard's brother, has made no In - ~ huRe sla~t~e Thurs(tay niaht de 44.0~rvl4 I do nut like to lrc rhased hy dicallon he will tly to Deilrnd to plctlna the flrat encampment o( DOWN buiLt lll the street I do not ltkr talk with Wedl~r Earlier. ho 8ald scout under Powell sealed 1. Alter to lilt up all night ror three or 1 ho would maka the trip, but un- t~round 8 1mall ump fire Tlw 2. Ex.temal teed eoaunr four till ) I, and I 11m lousy wrlh 1 celled planr after the Ill.'- t'lclector Ufe ~:rew into a large blue sym S.Truat. lhl' " botu'• wh1 ch you holrl ut te!lt wu 11iven Wedlcr bo\lsln& the .11pread of scouting ~. W)lln all4 ----~ ·- - --~ throuahout the world The tabloid Belli)' emled w1th a mesllaie recorded by Lorrl Baden Powell shortt. DAILY ORYI'TOQUME.,.. Hen'• how to fl'lrlc before his death In l941 AXYPLBA+XB I The ceremony wu cUmRxed Daily Sentinel Day Book L , }H ,..~~~•• c•--,O~LSit~m.Re•nd" wos FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blaekle 8 00 Captwin Kangaroo 8 4:S CBS News 9 Oo Garry Moort 9 30 Arthur Godfrey Hau~~~t, c~e~~~p: ~~ ~ ~~tka~r'i.a~;h f • .Aln eSSJOD WCHS-TV ChannelS -------·- I 11 15 Love of L1fe I 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Gurdmg Light 12 00 Kllhe't Kltc'"r~l'l. l2 30 As the World' 'Turn.t 1 00 Our Mlss BrookM 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Blg Puoff 2 :JO Bob Crosuy Show a OO £r1ghter Day 3 l!i Secret Storm 330 • 00 5 30 H5 3 .. ~ 00 Edge or NI~bt Tbe Eerly Show Your l!!sso RepGrter Spl.ts Puade Weat~e..man Ad ton Douglas Edwards 6·30 Playhouse of Stars 7•00 West toint Story 7.30 DesUny 8.00 Mr , Ad4pu, and 6 : U~ 8.3Q Hlih'.\ay Patrol 9 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Pantomime Quiz 10 00 News 10.05 Seannmg tHe Weather '" 10 10 The !...ate $how Saturday-Channell B 00 Life on tobe Fafm 8 30 CMptatn Kangaroo 9 30 Migl"ity Mouse Phr.yhousa 10 00 • Lucky 8 Rnnch to 30 It's A Hit 11 oo "Big Top 12·00 The Lone Rh1:ngeJ' 12 30 Town&: Country Crossroach 12 4!1 Baseball Preview 12 55 Game of the Week 4 00 Tournament of C))ampion. of the world'• will learn way• to WOOSTER-One an Ohio re- The program at -the Ohio Agr1 eultural Experiment attrti.on here ' • will feature a summary of d11ryuag proiJ'els over the past 7ft yean by .E.. Krauss, 81SOC:tate director of the stat1on, followed by a proJeetloo tiltb the next 15- years by W E. Peter.. n of the Unt•mtty of ·w: Minnesota Peterson who hu stud1ed daley log in all 48 atatea and .In foreign e.ountries, will tell visitors about new changes to expec!t i.h dairy 1 (arming as 11. result of research An !X)X!rt in the phyaiology of milk ' production, he also will 1peak on "Protedl.ve Milk", a subject wb.ich 'ope05 new pOitlblUUes Into the value of milk in keeping people ',' free of dl11ease I Thill 30th annual event, largest of the field daya, being held m eonjooelion with the na'tion's anniversary ceJebrlUon. Registration will begin u lO a m. EST at the main dair-y barn on Route 250 Ezhibits and demonstration• wUI pl1y a more lmportant part in the pr.ogram tb.an m former years, aceordinf to Fordyee Ely, program fi:. ~ I! ~).airman. Vuutors Will aee results · of • silage vs. soilage experiment ~ and hear pr wars to keep the herd bealtby Advantages and disadvan, t:laea of ni&ing ealves: on high roltlhagc rations will be another d~monstration_ There will be dis· 'plays Gn economic problemS arising in dally pradlces and the nu· Uitional requirements o( the ru ~ men ,the eow'a tint slomacb. "An educ:atiOnlll program hu ... been arranged tor women v1s1tors, aq:ordmg to Ely Budge~·mlnded )Jomem•kers w11l be told how to get the most from food dollars and a ' ' ' You Are There' ___ w ~ l, 'l JI I. t II . I l' Meigs County News 1 -- ----- DAILY CROSSWORD Daily ••'·'(I on 990 spot I ...... On-Your Radio Diol. ..........,. • Writer 2•. 1 • 11:50 11. m. CHANNEL13nuVAi , , Buecanee11 , Tbe J"immr Dur,nte Show J1mmle Dean Show • 10 59 Si&n On Ul.OO Adventures in Learning 12:00 Noon News 12 lG Nelk.,bors 12:30 Liber' :e 1 00 The f'• .T1 'line Touch 2 00 Afterno•,n Fllm Festival s 30 Life .Vttb Ellzabet~ 4 00 CarLoon Club S 00 Mickey MOtiSe Club tl 00 Five Star Final tt·1!J. John Daly and the News 31) Rln 'tln Tin 7·00 Jim Bowie '7·30 Clsco Kid 8:00 I Search for A~venture 8 30 A D&te WHh the Aniels D·OO B1J Beat 9:30 Tension e (10·00 Newa of the Nigbt ~ l0-10 Theater 13 .. II :30 Tl•e Lat>d News · 11 3~ Sign on - Charinll 1llSaturday 59 Stgn -on 1 00 Movi-.11 4 30 Po,.:tcir:o,il Party 5 00 Bibl~ Time 5.30. Two Gun o.oo Let• ralt 8:25 'I.Jfewa anJ 630 7.00 Bil~(',rab.un 8:00 'l'u L nence Welk 9·00 lfhe C<1untry Mush:: 10•00 !.Jiltb CentUI'J' Tbea11 :30 Late News "' _ __;;__ _ _ _ __ SWIDe ' JUdgmg_ ' To Make Some y outh R'ICher COLUMBUS, 0 .-0blo 4 H and fT A members will compete for ~ in prizes at a swine judcing contest to be held Ju\y 23 at th{! Clark colUitY fah-grounds in Springfield. Those plannma to participate tn the contest shGuld be at the falrerounde by 8 a. m. advisllA Herbert Barnell, Oh1o State Vm· ver.:dty extension awtne specialist Team registrations are limited lo one 4-H and nne FFA team from each count,Y. but any number ol boys or gu-Js may j11clge m md1 vidual competition Winners will be preae11ted ptlzea at 12 30 p m The judging event Is scQeduled part of the American Bcrk sh1re aasociation's "Show W\..11dow'' sbow and sale to be held at the f111rgrounds July 22 and 23 Barnes SIUd The Ohio Berkshire association w1ll serve ~~ host fo1 the national show and sale, expected to draw entries from 11 states Many o! the entries, Barnes noted, will be from . or re· 1ated to, certified meat-type litters, mclurling some which h~ve part1eapled In the Ohio Swme Improvement program The 2-day event w1ll start a 6 a m with the showmg of hogs consigned to the show and sale The American Berkshire assoeintiOn, oldest swine r~gistry group In the U S, will hold \1.s 82nd annual me'i!ting in Spr1Dgf1eld the evenmg , o( July 22 The sale wl1\ fo1low the judging: conte.it the next_:__ day_ a.s ~ Who'sRight? Who's Wrong? On Road Rules Mr. lJtstrict AttorneJ WHTN-TV Channell enerJY Cattle Judglna.-and flt?ttn& and __ ShiPS t•· WJEH conSE~ne CrOsslntl Ftmaln \ LEAD ON ... M.RY .COUNT r.. hatch,lng •11 produciiN ••• rovr ..., ••, ...,,., .......,...... COLUMBUS- Do you know the rults of the road? Many ac'c ldents happen because per.sons are not tomil1llr w1th the laws pertolning to tbe opefation of motor ~hlcles, seys W E. StuckeY, Ohin Stat~ Umverslty exten!Jton lllilfilty !peer• New and Used MOWING MACHINES New Holland Fle1111n9 Hatcheries BALERS FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES NtlsonvDle, Ohio Phone 419- Pomeroy Local Nazarene T.h e D a 1'ly se n t •. n eI ', "J , DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ARBA when the 50.000 scouts Je•ted RICHAIID S. OWIN - OINIItAL MANAGIR around the 1\ill aldes of thl' UYNOLD I. GRIINI- IDir!ll huce amDb~~heater each Uahted a Che1t•r L. T•nnehlll,lt•H Writer, lpiorte ldlhr can<lle •~ii redte4 with Boy £otd a!IO!Ial o~verti<lln1 rep-ntatlv_~ BoiUDtlii-Klmbtll. lllo., Ill Scout oath en mau•M.oa Aq., New Yo11k City, Ul, N. J", " ~ t<tortd .. - n d elan aoalllnl mattor ot lilt pool ......_ -• Pum 1 .o)"11hlo , ""-'~ MilOS GINIRA~ HOSPITAL lublcrtpUOD rate.: Del~-:"ell..bJ eirrter whert n.U•W• 30 etll.lf PtJ Admitted 0 K Sayre 1 Braden· 1 weeki Pile year In advance at The I>aU1 Sent.tnel ofltee, $11.80· Ill Fla. IDDIIIIIi, .eo; 11 1breo montlu, f3.90, B7. motor wbere ov.tl~b'­ ton. J)iacharced. Berlba Wlt~lne, ~of: fl~ one year ttl: ~ mootlll, fUll; lbrt< mGjDU., Racine. \ One birlb: Mr . .and Mn. Doy , Suodq bl Tbj> Qblo v~u 07 Sea 1f~~ alteb rnoo• H'i.Uinbotham, Racine, a aon. ;lt, PooL l "'"to rr ••••ol WJtlirW 0w.. ~ J,~ Ill;, Pomero7, 0. - olflct PhODt IN. ' ' I ~LONG{&LLOW . ' aunt\• One lttter elmpty lt&ndl for ili.otbtr. t.t thll A 11 " " tor \he thne L'1, X tor ihe twq O'a, ate. Slq'le lt._ttn. ·~ trophu, the loath and tonnatton Of till WQI'dl an an . . . lllaoh day lilt OO<to lolllro uo dl!for'OIL I I I _A o• A a • aP <:rn>lf.- !100.!10!\ A w I> o A P 111 K • H · o D" K 1$5(1 aaseJ'nbly. , Y•to!My'o c.,...,,..,., J:VIIIRY MAN I;>~ TO • LONG, BUT NO MAN 1!1!lilt.D .jiiB QIJ;) .,- ~W)n, 1 , l_ - - tl ... '~"'""""' lJV!I Although the owners of last week's Mystery Farm not as yet made ~SJtive identification of the aerial photo published above at least six readers of the Daily Sentmel are farrly certain that the view above IS that of the Henry Wippel farm located near Fi•e Points Readers making the identification are: Dana E. Hamm, Mmersvtlle, Mrs Howard Bolin, Athensrd; Johnny Bryant, Pleasant Ridge; Adolph Joachim, Pomeroy, TereS> Andrews, Long Bottom; and Mrs. Elmer G. Young, Minersville. allst. Are you one of those per· U for any reason a herd or cow sons? Constder the followina: case. 1 ill m1ssing the owner may take samCar A is driving 4:0 mile.s an pies dtrectly to the laboratory, hour on the lnnde lane of a 4-lane which will be tocated a~ the county h~Shway with marked lanes. You fauerounds, or may contact any approach [rom rear to pass Arter one of the collectors to secuu a following Car A for BOrne time, sample Jar , you see that the <!river Is not goIt 1s Important that herd ownmg to give way tq the right, so ers subantttlng the blank w1th the~r you Jtart pasam~ W} the r1ght Car milk sample has the name and ad A then prO<'eeds.:t10 gLve way to dress clearly marked so 1t may be the l'ight, eolhdihg with your car easily read The total number of Who's rtght, who's wrong? cows milkr.d number of dry cows, ANSWER Driver of Car A L9 heicfers and calves, bulls, steer11 wrong The law provides that when total cattle, number of adult vac outside a municipality, you may cmated cattle and number of calf· pass to rtght or left providing hood vacmated cattle should abo lanes are clearly marked and this be hsted move can be made with safety People cooperaUng as mtlk rolHowever, if lanes are not marked, Iectors thb year mclude Mrs Wilyou shall oass on left only. Jn- ham Hart, Bedford Townthlp, Mrs stde a mumc-~pahty you may pass Joan Tuttle. Chester Township, on e1Hrer side tf traffic 1.8 moving Mrs VU'gil Atkms, Coumbia and m two continuous hnes m the Sctp!O Townsh~ps. Ernest Smith, same direction an;<l this move ean Lebanon Townshtp, Ray M1dktff, be made w1th safety However Letart Townsh1p, Mrs Earl Dean ehangmg lanes, a driver must' as- Ohve and Orange Townships, Rex. certain that such movement can Shenefteld, Salem Township; Mrs be made safely CharleS" Gordoll, Sah9bury Town"But it doesn't really matter," ship1 George Carson, Rutland Stuckey conclud~s. "who is nght Township and Dan Sm1th, Sutton and who is wrong- if you're dea<'l Township Mrs W1lllam Collin!" right or dead wrong!" will -be clerk: at the laboratory The milk rlng test program as it operateS m Metgs County 11nd other counties m the state and other states IS a cooperatmg proBy C. E. Bl1kesl.. gram participated in by the coun· County A..-lcultural Agent ty, state anrl federal governments This coming week (July 22nd) --~ milk colleetors w1ll be vi!lting every farm In Me1gs County which has one or mote mllk cowl This will be the start of the eighth milk RinM Test for the detection of brut:ellosis {Bangs dtsease) here Brucellosis Is the most serious widespread - and ell.penalve disease of livestock in the United Sta.tes Its chief synitom ls abortion, but It has many other debili~atiug effects The U. S Department of Agr~t:ulture estimates that Phone 3751 baaed on 1953 cost and production figureS, it ta causmg annual Joases • • • • • • P. • • •••• to the cattle industry of $58 mil· ~ ~ lion a year. .\ The disease reduces mlik out!~··•f. _mfected animals by ~rbout costing mi.Jk producers Replacement of costs another $16 tnUllon The dtsease reduces the calf crop of infected owl!l by 15 • per Qent, costing an addiUona1 $7 miUlOD. · Durina: the last Milk Ring Test the county whtch was conducted August ?.3rd to September 1956, 1,031 Meigs Count)' herd• were teated witb 53 showidl a IUIplcl1lus reaction Thi& 1s only ~1% of the berd<J listed as awptelOua. . This year, the same as 1ast year, --' only berds showmg a sllSplcious reaction w1U be offered a free blood test. Tbis blood testina: will be , rtpeated until the berda no longer show susptcious anlma)s provlduig the farmer dlSpO!M of the positive animals The pereeJ,tage of infected herda in Meia:a County bas been dropping: steadily m rcccnl years with ' 7.8% liuspicitrus in December 1955 and 20 4% SUSpli!I.OUS lP JaP!uary iDM. For aiJ testa except the ftrst . with C! 'NIW in 1961 the percentage of au1pecL-s according to the tests hu ranged ........~NA1"130 from between 18 and 20 per cent. In the follow up blood test fol· tor r fun-.t,w _,,. towmg the December 1955 viell of • DeluXe cushion the laboratory, 17 head of Cattle MOtcmtfla•Jo found ahowlng a pD.'lttlve re • T~fttrol for action for brucellosLS in the blood 111100th h~raullc actloll test. Thill rpresents less than 1% ' of the total number ot milk cows Step up m<iwln& output to bJc production atandarda in Meigs County. .Because of the low perCentage with a .neW, low cost Inter" "' llaUona:l130 tractor. Get of infection found , in the county, power, f\131edness, operat· Meigs county LS being lneluded .as tng comfart to speed d02en.s one of tho counties worldng tO· of medlum.duty jGbs. Set:~ ward certitjcation as a brucellosis Ul for a demonstration. free area. To obtam eert1ficatlon the amount of i:iffection must ~ leu than 5% of the herds and 1 o/n of This mcludes botll animals. nel;lded to participate in the ring test l..s to take a teaspOon milk from eacb can of Inc. milk produced. ,FroTh this sma~l Pomeroy, Ohio amount th~ teat will determme 1f J.tboelr J.s allY poel!libilltles of lnfecbi tbt eowa and mdk. In Meigs County the county com- miSSioners provide a small amount of money for hmng a clerk at the laboratory and state and federal governments prov1de the money for m1lk collectors and the laboratory techntc1ans Wittlam F. G,.,.,ry Milson Caunty Agent Vieigh-~t·D•r·A-Month Dairy bcorcl Plan. The Agricultural Extension Servrcc o( west Vtrgima Univeruty OHIO VALLEY FiED CO. Rae.'•• ........ $275 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Hog Feeders and Chicken Feeders Middleport Feed Mill I YOUR TOWN and COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER THE Farm News" ) UBLE·- SAFETY I ' parakeNtoll• •IHI atvntM' oNWth put a. ~e"t ln..,~ ,..-, pen ..,.ttts. Now-M*', lmp..ve4 hill leM Swine Drift, lit . . . . ,ro.vlicle . . .,. llf"'ii"'lon t~P,Intt ~ ,...M ~evn. W JoN conttrl• ..WH dnc-plul •• l~P,NVN caldvmo c ,w,.OrUt ratle. Zinc au1 1M the ,Nfttt. Pig• 111ah Mthr tahtt at "mltJing link" to 1111 ' ..,...; cett plr pOMI'icl of pf.i •aatYM lh4 1oM lfVM tfleth 6 flflll' nutrleftt ....,. tritco ~IMI Ml...,.l -hrrtfAcliltlon. hr Mitior ~rk ,,~ta, UH ftiiW, IM,....,.tl r IIIII .... !~oN~rante,. ~.,. ' ....... ..&tltr .WMd~ ' w' OPI-XTODSWJI XTYDXTPII. I ••. MOW MORE MILES n.- I CADILLAC You'D lind It pays to sh~p at the 'l'own and Country l!bopp lng Center al lbe Pomeroy F~llBureou Co-Op ~:..:-: Mall! Street in Pomeroy, just look at these Round Up Of Bargalno lbey bllvedf':rru·:..oa. :-: -:;'c:;;;ryCome Ill 0 • the store Everyone from town ond eountry are lindlllg lh at Quality Ia up an ees wn 1 today and see for yourself why the trend Is for folks to buy allhe Fann Bureau C.,...P In Pome"'Y\ .. ard, Bucyrus and Irlnton Twenty f1ve churches membership :&ains or 10 (Contlnut4 from P11e One) or more durmg the 1n dcnotninatlon's &Oth anni- They w.el't', eelebratlon." ' '. Jorward step m m1ssion{r.rY sup~.rt was the result of higher 1eneral :'budaef& adopted" at the Olive lngraha111 • I Foprth'NatJopa 60 Model 4 DOO[ Sedan Purina Chows HAY RAKES 4uriD• ,,....w:. Jtllt:h leader at Ohio Dauy Day showing demom;trationl are 10me Auguat 9 to present a picture of eventl In wblch youna:-er viaiton can puticipate_ ,dail)'lng over a 1$0-year pert.od 500 Curtam Time 5 30 ~ 00 6 30 7,00 • 7 30 8·00 8 30 9 ·00 9.30 ' leadlnj authorities In dairy science m houaework Fore!~r1 ~;;~~~~c ](·~t ~~~;n~u;~~~~~l; ~~~~ 1District Winners 1 1ncJude youth From La ngsvi'}}e ,.. Saturday- (Jsanl!el ' t2 00 - in eooperatlon wlt.h tbt United onr fin ln add.luoa the: cWrymu cowl 1.11 tM JMr4, w!Udl bz+• St•tu Departmene. of AJrleu]t:ure mu.l pn'lridll bb own tcala tor Ute fell' ue •D~.~otc~· 11. .-poniOI'tDJ a 11e• .,.,. for JOU welpla1 tbe IDI.lk, end a Wei&h·A· Herd aDd cow nc:onll . . aot herd ownen to teep your mil.k DQ·A•Jiontb heord BoQk. Bot.b of offidal lad can DOt be i&ll4 ,_ produclloa reeordt. The l}'ltem these l~m•. the ~talet 1nd Rec.ord pubU~Ity purpoo~e~. called WeJ .. b·A·Day·A· Montb DaJ- Book , are obta.lnable throu&.h the The Dairyman c1oet .U. .-u. ry Record Plan i1 a l.imple, eaay County A&ent'• Office welihln£ Tbe EJ:I.eD.IiOI1 Daii'J :0. low COlt WI)' to obt.aan mllt pro.-.....nt.-gn of KHPint putment doe, t.be llJu:rlq. ducUon retords eaeb month on tlon • - - . ~ _,, .... Tbe welJhtl are broQJbt or lmiP" d d I cOwl Tb e provam 11 tn 1V1 ua ,.d Keeptna milk productton re.corrls ed •· •for thoae dau·ymen who are not .... luc CoWlt)' .\feDt 10 - • e nablet you to cull cow produeeu, any ml1takei mar be ttuCht _.,. h 1 part.ietp.at 0 8 Jn t e D H. l. A or feed accordmg to production, and fore the records are maU.ct' to Owner-Sampler progums for rec aeled your belt rows from whic-h Mou:antowa. for tomputltlon. ord keepang to r•l" ropl•••men.. ~ • n ••.. JO 1 Js:n up I or th e We t Cb ·ltJO~ SMM Pointt T • ' .........,._ A Month P1an, eon tact the CouritJ: How 11M< Plo~n Werlu.. The prouam'1 eoct iJ $3 a year Aa:ent ' The Darryman who i"' on t.be Weigh-A Day program, wria:hs the mJ 09 t 'Japun pur ,_.~ aArJ JOJ NAMID WINJI'IiR mtlk from each cow ln his herd, eaeb adchtlonal cow over five NEW YORK UP - Dan1el ,.,... mormng 1nd evenJng, on tbe t.Mh Paymenll are m1de In advance day of earh month He rerord.a when tbe appbcat1on blank Is flil- r11, secretary - treasurer of tbe th11 we1ght a1ong wtth the date hi.J ed out Apphc.at10n blanka 1re Amateur Athletic Unioa, hal been eow1 are fresh, dry, bought. 10ld, nailable at the County Agent'l named winner or t.be SportlmaD.. shtp Brotherhood'• 1857 award for or d1ed He •lao reeordJ the pnee OffiCe. The Herd owner supp!Jes the blS long record of ~ sports. he hu received for hll milk that Rook aDd •calet (ob- manabtp and bb Jnfluenee on month , h11 milt plant butterfat AU In test for hit herd that montb, and total feed costl for the herd for that month He mail! this information lo the County Agent who sends tbe information to Morganrown At Morgantown a report 11 made up showing HYDRAltlATlC, RADIO & HEATER montb-lo-montJt and lact.atlon- 1 GOOD TIRES. to-date milk producl.ion record on each cow m the dairyman's herd Abo shown 1n the report rs tolalto-dllte and monthly average milk and butterfat production reeord1 for the hen!. total-to-date and monthly averaife value of product Middleport, Ohio {milk), feed cost and income over leOO coB!: for hi1l berd, lactation record! for each of the dairyman'• cows and a yearly total and average record fo::- the dairyman's herd We Have each twelve month.J Thill report ts compiled at MorgantGwn and maded to the County Agent who, in turn, return1 1t to LhC' parlieipating llatryman How To Get OR And How h'hteh Do.- It Cott. U you are inter~ted rn the IN Several Different Sizes Welgh-A·Day-.A-Month Program, 98 Gollon - 180 Gallo• - %98 GaUon stop by or get in touch w1th me The County Agent's Office il upstairs 10 the Post Office BuUding, Boll. 402 I have the application forms here to the office We Do Cullom Grinding The cost per year for tbe proMiddleport N. Znd Ave. gram 1.& $3 for fJYe cows or under and $.60 per year for each cow I I Six Readers _Identify Sentinel Mystery farm When Industry's HistoryTpld I will team up with 8 25 Sign On 8 30 l'lrc:!le 3 Ran r b 9 3C Gum by 11'1 :1)1') Fury 10 30 Capt Gall.mt 11 00 True Story Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July It, 19&7-3 ~ Dairy Day At Wooster Is Aug. 9 1 10 00 6 00 A v1sit to the Dall~ S~nllnel, 1 . ·- ' .' ' \ '· Run '•flour Mill . PhO!le ' 150 Pomeroy •Ofhet•••"'• 'IIACIOI Meigs _ Iquipment 20 DRESSED BROILERS FREE With The Purchase , Of Any FREEZER OR FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION SEASONAL CLOSE OUT New 21 Rotary Mowers 11 $69·95 PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paybag Top Prlee For Wheat DaUy! UN ICO SPECIAL! LIMITED TIME ONLY 21 Cu. Ft. UN ICO ' Chest FREEZER 10 CU. FT. UPRlGHT FREEZER . , ..... $279 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ....... , $349 1~ CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . .... $359 22 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER $419 UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE Only $299 30 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . . . . . $499. 16 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER $%99 MASTER DELUXE AUTOMATIC WASHER $279 UNICO MASTER DELUXE REFRIGERATORS-Deluxe Modelo as low as $199 UNICO IMPERIAL Freeter Refrigerator Combination 4 PT. CATTLE BARB wiRE · · Only $429 $7.39 roll Heaters Unico Electric and Gas Water AUTOMATIC DRYER $209 • - �~· - .,.-. • .,....,,..I...,.....,,.Q;;.·,w...,•.,.;.·,............. ~a,_.,, 4--Daily Set;~tlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddloport, 0 ., July 19, 19S7 -SYRACUSE , N. Y. UP - Ger nilnal BaUarin, the rugged French mlddlewei&ht witb the bl:"~c k han· dlebar muatacpe, geta his first stiff Americi!I D te.st tonight in a 10· j Calboun at Auditorium. televL~e d and b) NBC at 10 Rory Memorial the War Their bout will be broadcast n•honally p. m. e. d_ t. Real ·summer • BARGAINS I Rog. $2.19 12~ Slowly Rwjng1 (rom aide to eide Sending cool r&freehin1 air through. out the room, i'ay $1.25 Down ' ::lnly 7Sc a Week , ;) 18 ln r h and 2llnrh 50-ft. HOSE ROTARY MOWERS ' 25% ,;• .... 3.75 ' . .....vinyl 266 • o plaatic, - off 'IWi l'8Jlteed Cash- No Trade two full )'e&d. WADING POOL - - .. ' li"'l'W.-., ........ ,,.. I SPORTS DESK Lakin Stole Hospital won the 11th Annual Bend Softball Tournament Championship Tnumday evening with a 4·0 tory over the OVEC team from Kyger Creek before a ••r••: crowd at Bachtel Field. In a .consolation game Philip Sporn !QOk third plaCAl in with a 1.() win over West Colwnbla. Itourney Lllkin tallied two runs Jo tbe DAYTON. Ohio • UP - w. PRICE . 'Fnseo ' Mo Js OffiCJa . I Aflef ston.e. •...,. ,o···uy - I ...... .. TRAILERS · RADIO B.EGoorllrich Tires · Racine Taking On Parkersburg Baseball Team Redlegs 2-1 Victors In NY,.rt Meet Philadelphia's Sanford 1952 CHEVROlET ....... .. H·EA.P BIG DEALS COME TO OUR WIGWAM II II ... II .... ' fi!· ... -.. POW WOW TUTTLE MOTOR CO. l ~BfUN~ '· ·- TORCH SPEEDWAY : ~ Let the kids sp\.o.sh around to their hearts"' coute11t j' - they'll stay cool and comfortable! 57 incheai._ 1 diameter, 7 Lo 8 inchCH deep. Made of toufh bllll!l -· and white plastic. Inflates easily. 1 H&R FIRESTONE ·Dealer Store ' In Center .. r '!'own ,.Middleport dl - AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES : WRITTEN GUARANTEE : TO HELP "Scott-Atwater Motor ,,..,,-· Gllcl J.,:"'.!""'""'""'""'""'~~~~~~~e~~!;!!~~~=~~ ' Sa.,e $100.,0 $Jf100 WERNER lh!ll•Y, Select A Good Used Cor From :The Small Lot of Big Volues 1956 FORD Custontllne .. · ........ · $189$ MetropolitGn Morine SALES ancl SERVICE " 184 W. Main St. Phone 118-M Pomeroy, PHONE 491 -OPEN EACH DAY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1956. GMC OPEN EVENI'!5 ,nll 11,:4)9 REliABlE PARTY Wanted MALE OR FEMALE TO SERVICE ROUTE of CIGARETTE MACHINES 1(0 SE!.ui.rG OR sOUCTTING ROU'i'J; ESTABIJSHED FOR OPERATOR FULL OR Pji.RT TIME . IN~OME S'J'ABTS IMIIIEDIATELY $995.rle to 'lft5.00 CASH RIQUIRID don't HEADQUARTER$ . 1955 Chevrolet · · · ·•· $JIU For !xtfi "8" Pie~up. *·'l'on, lone wbeel ~ae. nice areen fioish. Heater and d.efl'6ater. ~~· . .. i953 a.evrolet · · ·;~:;;; $l65 .. ' 'h-Ton Pickup. Extra nice, ~en, fb1ijl .; · Heater. ' •· "T . 1955 Chevrolet ' B e l Ail · 2 Ill'. Seola·n ' Beautiful Two Tone Finis h I 1953 Ford Victoria Hardtop , Radio, Heater, F~rdomo. \ lie, Ivory over Coral Finish. APPLIANCES .. FIFE REFRIGIRATION... ., 1953 Ford .. II .... • \l·'l'oh Jllckup. New paint, apare tlr!!. ' ·where 711 S. Third Avo. • "$795 \ , 1 ) ' I BeHer 1953 Mercury Customllne 2 Or. Sed an 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio·, Heater and Defroster, 1-9$6 Chevrolet· Automatic Transmission. 4l Door 210 - BJue and lvory Heater. Eztt• ,NlC!e. ' II .. , < •• 'ft" Ahead, Seek Work You Desire 6 NOTICE ' $17.f5 OPEN EYfNINGS TILL 10:00 LETART fALLS ,:=..=c:------- 4 Dr . Sedan Radio, Heater ai\d Defroster llel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater '· Fife Refrigeration IT'S GREAT! .. . IT'S HERE! .. . Leial No(ice ~~;~e.and returned Saturday by I ;;;;;;;;;;;";y;E;nn;:o;;;H;ar;m;•:";.;;;;;.L, Barbara Owens o( Co lumbus i.;; / 1 spe nd ing a two weeks vacation Keep Cool! with Mrs Dale and Mrs. Dalla.'i Hill and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ELECTRIC .. Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Shaffer and ~hi ldren of Perrysburg spP.n l the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkins. From Mr . and Mt'!l. Rob!!rl Klein· schmidlt and son . Lexingto 1, Ky ., visited Sunday with ht'r mother Mrs. Kate Higginbotham of C.armens Rest Home. Charles Snyder visited his son Fred and ramily of Middlepor: E. Main $·~. 'Phort 200 recently. Pomeroy. O.hl• Sealed bid s will be received at the of[ice or the Meigs county Commissioners, Court House, Porn· eroy, Ohio, until Jul y 22, 1951 at 12:00 o'clock Noon for the- followlne : The following d e:!ll<~1'•'"-·d real estate situated in the Village of Pomeroy, Salisbur:t" Towns hi~ , Meigs Count.)' and Slate of OhiO and described as follows: ' Begin· ning at the north east corner of Unlon Terrace Alley; the nce south one de~rl!e we.st 762.3 feet; thence north ga degrees ;15 mtnutes east 161.5 feet; thence north 14 degrees 25 n1inutes ea~t 187 .5; 1 r'~M~r~.~an~d~M~"~·~R~o~b<~r~l~G~ca~h~a~m~ , ~;;;;i;;:~~:i:~ thence west ~52.1 feet to the phu:e 11 of begintling, containing 4.~ acn;s· and being a part of the Chlldren s Rooclmoster Door Sedon Home property, whicb is no longer needed for public use. The Mel.gs County Commissioners reserve the ri.~~;ht to reject any HYDRAMATIC. RADIO & HEATER and all bids . GOOD TlltES . Meigs County Commissioner~ BY: DeSn Barnitz, Clerk (0) 28 (7) 5, 12, 19, 4te FANS $5.95 ClELANDS APPliANCE 4 BUICK'S BEST Racine Takes ...... Off Of Syracuse Racine POny Leaguers took a t-h riller from Syratuse 1HO in an extra Inning Thursday .night at Ra· cine. Syruc use bad led :lfter the second inning when they made lt 6-4. TheJl it wa8' 'Hi after the l hicdtll and 7·8 after the fourth. In the top ot the sHr:tb, W~Jy Guinther led off with a single, stole second, went to tfl~rd op a p~d l)all ,_nd scored otl St~wart's single . This g11ve Syracu~e an B.fl lefd which wa!l tied in the bottom of the sixth when Duane Wolfe singled ~he was 4 lor 6), Jim Wickline was on with a fielder's choice, WilSon Wolfe walked, Larry Price , and Bill ·Arnot: was hJt, and ·R. H. RAWLINGS SOMS CO. SMITH ClOTHING YOUR DODGE-Pl.YMOUTH DEALER ' t•uo "ow $29.95 Middleport , ;REFRI~~RATOI$ . 195i Qjdsmobll' .. .. · · $t9$ · l'owergltde Transmission. VALUES TO Comer MIU and !ad 811. !TEt.£VISION N. Cash Ave. ll!d 98 4-Door '!ledan. llodlo, Heotor, fuhm• . tJe, Z.tone ~TCen, seat Co.vm. Sharp. ' · ,. ' Blhr, OWner \" LlEbl ~PPLIANCE . . Middleport .UII E.· 'Main St. · . ' · " \ .J. ,'o ' ~ ~ ·, .•· . ' Pomeroy . ....................... ,...., ..... Free Installation In Our Servlte Center lloelw'pr '' .· . . . . . . .1.... lttrlllrllll ' Home of Howard Zinc Famous Seat Ce»vers • ~. Phone 388-Y '. carrr - pl..abllowAChoull oullet to '"""- \Mterje&. $64.95 . ·""-·carrr euo Good Quality customlled $14.9$ WOVEN FIBRE Luxurious $22.95 Dlsllndlve JET SPUN GARD-LON · .. ·.. .. .. ·1 · $24;95 lUMPUF ·················· ····· · $34.95 ()vor TERRY TEX ..... , .. STOP AT ' Baitio --. W . Ill . . . - 'Throw \ -'Imnsisa Middleport, Ohio The New FashiAJn Fobrl~ of Saran ·or _., other home 11ppllcitN!es ·POMEROY' MOTOR\ . .. ·BeaaliiBJl NBW $195 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. WOVEN PlASTICS 11 8" 1-Dt. Loeal one-car owner. JW:•11¥ c}Hp ..:..Radio and H~ater. Oncy 18,Gq9 'b)ijel, · ROMPER ROOM TOY HEADQUARTERS Mi llfdio and l956 ford ...... · .. · i ·JM$ 1956 Chevrolet ! 22 - ' 1955 ·Plymouth ou.r I Ge•• I hel:t.r1 bUmptr', 1954 Ford Maroon Finish • 0. Said defendants above name~ are required to answer said petition on or before the 3rd day ol Au· gu.tt, 1957, (lr judgment will be taken against them as prayed lor. Phil Williamson, Plaintiff. Web&ter & Fultz (8) 14, 21, 28, (7) 5, 12. 19 stc Attorneys for Plaintllf. Carol Sue White is visiting her lliater and brothel'-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Penn, ChllUcotbe. ·1.954 Chevrolet ~ $1895 Are You 30? Want To Quit? Go Peanut, WickUne nlked, fort· inK another run . NOfiCI OF .... UNO' AND ln the- top of the aeventb with HIARIN'O ON INVIHTORY two out Syncute't Bob Wlngett Always At Probete Court~ Mel• C.unty, Ohio waa hit\ Phalin walked, Hood walkTo the Execufttr or Admtnl.tratWs ly Guinther doubled drlv· Y SerVice or and to suc)l o! the following as · 1 1 NEWARK N J UP - Su you a. Notkect 11 waa I"B "1 mg n wo rona. "' · a•e 30 ,,..:., o .ld · and don't like f 0 " I thint if J had one tbing to are re3ldentl ot the •tate 0 n O: In the bottom of the Jtventb • tell a man like that," Shanlr:s satd, aurvlvln8: BpoUIKl, Ir any; next of Jobn Cleland led off with a 1lnale, your job. "lt would be to always take the llln; beneUclarie1 under tl:te will, Du•ne Wolfe doubled, scoring Cle"Quit." It any; the :1ttorney or. 41ttorney& land; Jim 'Wickline slnKled scorthe This 11 tllf' advlce of Carrol M. diHIJI'eeable joba.. . .Jt'a not thai representing au.y of the •fore- Wolfe, and ht went to third at Shankt, who a-aye up a career u Ow man who avoub dlsaareeable work will necessarily get fired He mentioned pA:sons: tbe ball got by the eentlrfielder. a l•w profeuor at the aee of 32. You are her&by noUfled that Wil&on Wolfe lined a sinjle to left Today he Is the $~.000-a-year probab)y won't. 8111 he won't ad· on the 11th day of .July UMI7, an 5cnring Wickline. The eame was president of the Prudential lnsur· vante either ." Inventory and ApR!'tlstm~mt of the over, and nobobdy WII out. ance Co. " But when an open ing comes , estate of ~t:>ll~ Ho~ter, deeeared, I A grea~ play was made in the 'rYou've got to like what you're when you need a branch ma.n.ager, l~te £!' Racm~ m :>a1d County was 1 bottom of the sixth by Sam Flan- doing," Shank s 1aid in an inter· you look to Thl' m.an you·\'e come 1 agan of Syracuse. Raeine bad the view at his office here. " And if to depend on. the man yo ,1 hied ~~this L-OU~t. You're Invited Hearms ont sa td be Inventory and bases loaded with two out and the you don't- you're never too old to culdn't help but notice ," Shanks · wiU had befort! A ppraJu!men score tied when Flanaean went change - provided, that is, you said. this Court on the 31st day of July toward se~ond and snared a hard aren't Just hoppine around. To Daily D·ining Shanb believes career opportu n· 1957, at 10 o'dcock A. M. .. liner off the bat of Roger Birch Up T•chlnt Exceptiong thereto may be uled that could have been a sure hit Shank. himself year 10 yean ities •re better tod ~~ ever I 1 Pleosurel by any Interested party at any ao>d the ball game •• r h married, witil two amall chilu.-en. time prior to five days be ore t e W'1Js Wolfe 1 · ed .. d wh•n he d··•·ded ,·n that 1931 d f hearing on ann ocven, an ... "" Superlative food, deftly ser. ate :~~SS my 11 ignature and walked three. Clela.nd fanned one teachin& was not for him. He ved in a gracious atmo-the seal of said Court, lhis and walked one. Winebrenner f~n· moved to a Manhatten Jaw firm sphere. Come and see how lith dav of July 1957. ~,~d rour and wadlked three whtle but again was disappointed. Final· Greuser Bocly 1 J ohn c. Bacon ,•,~nagan a nne one and walked ly, In 1932. he moved across the perfectly we fill the bill. 10 • Works Shop Hudson atRiver to Newark Our Food Is TopiJ! J '.ldgc and Ex-Officl o c lerk . found Prudential wtut and he BY Mar y Olive Ingraham Stewar.t of the losers had a dott· sought. By 1946 he wru~ presidenl Pomeroy CILief Deputy Clerk· ble and tw& ~ingles. Parker had a of the company. Will Be Closed MARTIN (7) 12, 19, 2t..: 3·run homer tn the second inning Now 58, the aofe-spolcen prelli· July 27th and Wi.n ebrenner. got a lead off dent sayll, "Many men leavf RESTAURANT . NOTICE C.F PUBLIC SAf..E homer 111 the thud. Butch Anns school and pick well, what seems Reopens N. 2nd Ave. Middleport In pursua:-;co:: or an order of t):l~ had two sln.gles. . a '&lamoroua' nel«t. Maybe adver· July 29th Probate Court Of Meigs Coun'tf. 'l'he Ind1an t-T1ger game was titine. Then they find out they're Iltlddleport Ohio. I will oUer for !fale at Public postponed. not lluited for it. Auction on the 3rd day of Aug· Syr~cuse 241 001 2-10 10 7 "lnsun nce, 1 imagine , doesn't ust, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at Ra.cme 4(]J 102-11 9 1 · too many young people 311 the front door O{ lt <! Court House Wm!!brenner nannagan (4), WineBut for many of us- it at Pomeroy Olllo, the followin g brenner (6) (LP), and Stewart. Wil· was the rli:ht field . And ror a few described retl estate situated ln W II J h Cl I d ...... t son o e, o n e an {7) (WP) --e YeD in lhi1 buildlng 1 suppose Vi1lage ol Middleport, .....,un Y and Jim WJckline . - It wun'l They'd be, wise 0 of Meigs and State of Ohio, and , bounded nnd deacrlbed as loUo~s: switch.' • That Jot or parcel of land w1th How about the m•n Jllho starts · ts in the rlJbt field and .ftnts to ad· the building ·~n d tmprovemen vance? 1thereon, situate at the northwest Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill enter· corner of Sixth an~ Palmer Stre~t: tained FFriday ev!!nlng with a Columbua •pent the weekend Play Doll - )ack In Box in the Town of l\hddlep.ort, Melg birthday party in honor of their witb their parents, Mr. and Mn County, and State cf Ohio, on plot daughter Jannette'a fifth birth· Alex Graham. in si1e Fifty (!lfl'l feet b:v one h.un· day. Refreshments of ice cream M/Si:L and Mrs. Robert Shank Do Bee Balloons and Puzzles dred (100) feet and more partlcu· and rake were served to Mr. and and children ol Weatover AFB larly described on Ma.p, Page 4 • Mrs. Arthur Donohew, Mr. and Mass., arrived to .spend their ~a­ Stick Horses, etc. Block es, M.ap 211. Bemg .P~rt of 'Mrs. Dale Hill and children. cation with their parents, Mr. Lot No. 163 m Palmers AdditiOn. Phillip Hil1, Mrs. J. D. Rousb and Mrs. F. H. Fadtey of Rio BRING YOUR CHILDREN IN AND LET THEM Being the same re~l estate cond and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe . Grande and Mr. and Mrs. Earl veyed to Zona-HettesJmer by dee Miss LQuise V. Roberts or Shank. RIDE OUR YARD SIZE ROLLER COASTER recotded in J?eed Book 175 • Page Brooklyn, N. Y., who is conneetGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 5mi of tbe Melgs County Deed Rec- ed with the board of education Grimm recently were Dr. and ords. . t d 1 there arrived to spend the BUm· Mrs, Earl Grimm of Chicago a11d Said real estate ts sl~ua e ~ mer at her home here. She was her parent1, Mr. and Mn. Joseph We Service What We Sell · 552 Palmer Street,er~t~~Pt~~ accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Cobbi and si&ter of Columbus • 711 Soulh Third Ave. Pbone 8253-Y · Church.\he stre Ruery who spent two weeks wilh also Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grimm Middleport premb:e:~ are appraised at her. Mr. Buery arr~ved Saturdny of Washin li(ton Courthou1e. $7 'lOO.OO, and mmd be sold for "?t and spent the weekend and they Those visitinJ Mr. and Mrs. le; than two-thirds (2/ 3) of said ret urned to their home at Loug Don Bell were Mr. and Mrs. a raised value. TERMS OF SALE: Island , N. Y., Monday. Brady Hoffman and Mr. and M!'.-:. C~~h In Hand On Day Q[ Sale. Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams, Jac- Eddie Stobart, MJddleport. Aten S~ain, Executor of the kie and Jimmie recently spent a Mr. and Mra. J . P. Burnell or EBtate of Zona Hetti:!simer. WJ:!ek with relatives 'in Washing· Charleston were guests over the De sed to n, 0 . C., and Virginia. They weekend of Mr. and Mrs. H. B W b t c~ F u.l-' z were accompanied home by Mrs. Powell. ' -~1 At~o~n~ys for E;ecutor. Nina Wagner, Washington and Mrs. Ronald Hart and Mr<: 1 '· (71 5, 12, 19 ,, 26 , (R) 2, 5tc Mrs. Perry Watts and son of Avon Thomas Hayman were in Park· dnle, Va.': They spent a week ersburg Wednesday. ., I Racine Service Station - -- - ..... .94 RF.Goodrich ' ED 5 $3M5 ewo ' toretna: In a run. Legal Notice lrl tbe Vdlq:t of Pomeroy, CouDt1 ol Melp, State ot Ohio and deacrlbed· u foUowa: Weber, l#lwlt Weber, Paul Od!n. Beainnloe It the Soutbw'!tt co~ Maurer FraDk walder, Allof' Greenr-, Dorothy oer of Lot No. 186 ot c. W. DabSwartz- llam Gloeckner, Rutb Gloeckner, ney's Additinn to 'the Vllltfe of BitrLha Metcmalr, Mra. J. W. Kaban Pomtroy; thence South 73 de&ree wbQse ·ttnt n•m~ 11 unlrnowo, J. 80' Batt 162 feet to an Iron pipe; W. Haban, Mra, John Wbitealde, th~nce South 80 deJI'ec Eut 48.8 wboR flnt name la unknowa, feet to an iron pJpe on the West John Whitelllde, whose placea 4)1' of West Main Strl'e'ti thence s. reaident are unknown and cannttt; tide North 18 de11ree ~to• E~~tt 153.3 feet be ascertained; and the unknown alone the W. aide of Main St. to htlti, ~evilf'cl, legateea, executors, Iron pipe at the Southeast corner admimistraton tnd autgn, G.f Kath- of wh•t wall rormerly known as the ryn Swaruwalder, Jil'aok Bwal!t• Rehm property; thenC!e North 611 e Television .,..rltls walder, Nich~laa Swa,rtzwW;Jer, degree Well 220 teet along the John Swart&wal<le/, Andrew Swartz ioutb Une of the said former walder, Allnie O,denw.a lder, x.ry Rehm proptrty and the South line All Channel Swartzwalder, Elizabeth Greene, ot Lots 187 and 186 to the place · Channel 3, 8, 13 Elizabeth ZwllHiig, Peter J. Gloeet. of beeinning ner, Aloysiu11 J , Glqeckner and Frank Gloeekner, eaeb ol whom Exeepting therefrom the coli Ohm Lead· ln are deceased, whose places of resi- and other minerals therein and dence are unknown and cannot be the right to mine the same without e10 Fl. Jolnls Masl ascertained, wtll tate notice that lneumbranc:e to the turface and Phil WIUiarr.son, u plaintlff, filed all waya and rights of way along his petition agairut them on the any mineral seam as set forth in e LlJhllllng . Arreoloro 1'7th day of April , 1957, in the deed to F\'ank Gloeceer by Sarah Common Ple-11s COIJrt of. Meiu H. Dabney, E.'t al., In Meigs CountY County, Ohio, the same being Caae e Ground ROds Recotds; ~bat plaintiff and No. 12,~. alleglnJ, 'among other predecessors In title have held thln1s, that lhe p1aintiff Is the real estate advenely, o-penlv and e GroUDd Wire owner in fee 1imple and in actual notoriously as a1:a1nst each and pDSSesslon Of . the fOIJOwlni de- every one of said defendants for ~Insulators seribed real eat ate, to·wit : a period ln excess of twenty-one yetl"B: that ~a.ld reaJ eitate was eswllebes r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1lowned by Frank Gloeckner, at time Ume of bls death, and who dled e2 or sWay te&tate on or about the Dth day Sel (;ouplero of April, 1919. leavin1 a last Will which ~has been admitted to pro· the P:loba~ Court of. Meii~ Ohio' ••at ••e e•late •I 1111 -w NEW and USED, 18 to 60 ft. lf!robate Court: that lonJ, 10 M"ides. .Qne, rtwa and waa admlnthree bedrooms. Ma.ny sold for caae No. 8281 In the balance due. Free PeJivery ••'.•· ,.·., ,.1d by •nd Low Down P»Mttn~. · .. · · ~ land illale proceedproper 'fWit,N R1cUt and 'IV Is A . Aid .court and by order WAVE~l' M9f1L~ Busl..,~ Not A S{dollno" confirmaUon of said Court. H9ME SALES and a deed of conveyance given N. \Inti M!il<lloporl U. S. 2J, Wntrly, Oh~ ·tb'erefor for valuable consideration but that sald proceedings did not eorrectly de~be said land by mete• and boundll but did, In such proeeedlngs and deed .further d e· scribe sald lands as being all of aajd lot lying aorth of the alley and botweo:n th alley and the Rehm th: dtfendants herein are aJI the descen~pntt; of the said Frank Oio~kner, deceased, and ali the Clevlsees \JDder the wm of sitd Frank Gloeck.n er, and descen· ' dants ¢ gu,cb devisees an~ as su_ch, the defendants !tt)gbt cla1m an 1ntest in an, d t~ iial~ real estate. T.h at FOR A thf! de.!ldan.s ~t claim 11n mterest In and to said real estate by reason that aald land sale p~eed. lngs an~ subse~uent deeds d1d not correctly descr1~ said real estate by metes and bounds and any fur. SQUAW SELECT ther Interest the defendents might assert In said real estate is not COLOR OF N~W known to plamtiff. The prayP.r of ltaid peUtlon is that each and every o,ne of the above defendants be comp~lled to • ·~ I . • assert any e!aim they may have in and to .said real estate or be barred One .o f s,vero I ' there!rf)m; u.at the claim11, if any, t~l- ' Of said defendauts be declared inBoots We Hove valid; that plaintiff's title in and to said real P-state be quieted and , You Save Plenty of Wampum Here that each of the- def.e ndants be lore'v er barred from aSserting any ciJ~im to said real estate and for other reUef1 atlllain its old JIESJJLfS followlof real 01bto oltult- ·--:--.--:-:-:-:":'-..w.---=·:::-:--::ZwiUinc. Terot~ Zwlllln&, Eleanot • · .. SUcklo, LegaI H0tICe c ornellw zwuuoa, WI~ Jd Slam min' Sam Foced Dow Finsterwa In F011rth Ji.9und 01 PG A Tournament O~ce was 1he 45-year-old link s artls1 SJammln' Sammy (int ionine: when Wall.aee Smith B4·Sf'JI~ Snead against lhe fleld in the from wen Vlrginia that everyon<~> J 0hnn Riebel son of elderly and bald baseballer Dor~l il.!d off with a triple. J.ameJ §.cott · · Pt; \ &oli chllUUI'loDJh'P· was waLehing. Y ! · d ' h. C '· Ul OVA 1 b was safe on an err:or pn Sb~op IJY .J.IN~'IP .PU$f While sueb favorites as Doug Riebel of Reedsville, t.s le~ ~ng ~~ O(kv e C~ amo~& Leo valentine of o~c. and then . N•:rl~ ~~ Ford Walter ,Burbmo, Tommy He laced Dow Finsterwald ol the full time playP.rs In h1ttmg ~1th a ne~t .233: This, :\_oo, lD Preicher G~tlloway hit a long fly ,_ ~-l'~t. GB Bolt, Dick Mner ~nd N.i~e Souspite of the fact that he went t¥tless {lgamst. ••d.dle~rt ~~'t to right field to ~ore S~th. $(:~t Mil!faU~I:'e .... 50 111 M& cha k still were in the running fs Athens• Ohio, in this morning's Sunday swinging with one hand on the bat. His WJ.i$bad .scored on ~ander ~owell's grou n~ c:o• ' ""'~ 18 37 .1$60 1 the Ul ~urvi\·ors teed off toda:r for fourth round and now ranked as a big, tight bandage on it while it mends from a serious sprain. ball. . . ! , .., ·..... : 47 37 .560 1lf: the .first of two more ro\u:l!is of c 1 ·u h 5 had an kinds of difficulties in fielding a ~am . Howell scor~ m the th,Lr•l mn · ·~l "~ '! ~ lp~JA ... fa lMJ .$!8 1~~ IB-hok sudden-death matches, it a co-favorite wit_h _F_o,_d_._ _ oo Vl e a . h ed 1... I t d 1ng when he smgled and went ~Jl Ctncuu1at1 .... . 68 39 .562 2 :;-;;-;;-;o,;;-;;;..:.;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;.;-;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=.;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, this year. Before the first half oft .e sch Uu:: was ~mp e e ' the way around on erro~s. The New York .. . . 40 t6 .465 9'h Little League authorities there took over possessiOn of the .fourth Lak1n score came in the Pitt 1bureh .... 32 56 .864 18'h lonesome diamond there, putting in a short fence. It made it fourth inning when Bucky BaJis Chicago 29 52 .358 18 necessary for all Coolville's home games to be played awpy. ~in~led , advanced to aecond on an Thu~,_.,.• Results But stiU they wou ld n't say 1uf1eld out. and ~r~ on an error. Milwaukee 4 Philalllelphia 2 night CH I ' t. Bnss was the wmmng pitcher as Brooklyn 10 St. Louis 9. 11 Jrtn.~. l Bch1nd the sl('arly and craHy . "~ he we~t al! the W.IY glvlng up •but Cinci nnati 2 New York 1 pilrhing or Dlck Spencer, who four tuti. He f~nned 13. Plttsbur,j:h 6 Cbiea&Q G works in Columbus and corn· ~VF~ threate":ed twice. In tt,.e ht"ur41!1fiy'.s 0,11\b mutcl> to his old stomping grounJ . l~lrd Ditch Ra~ktn led ore with a Chicago at Brooklyn 1SJngle and Wet.her fol?'wed wJ~h Milwaukee at New Yot•k Black Walla White W•ll• on weekends to pill}' baseball and L-Lltt Sale List Sele Site steady La r ry lUidersOII , the lillOth~r safe kruck putt~ng ~~n Cincinn~ti at Philadelphia Price• Prlu" Prlto9• Price• 0 11 third, .and, he, htm!kill' weat In- St. Louu at Pittsburgh business aecou ntant with an un· 6.70-15 - 37.55 29.94 45.05 35.94 u.s ~wl ~idc·arm dt•livery of sofl NEW YORK UP - It'll officio]! to secon~ an a~ atte~t to cut AMERICAN LJ!AJ;.UJ! 7.11!:15 - 41.25 33.04 49.50 39.64 ;;l,t!ers L'oolvi lle ha& managed The -Giants are clearing out of off Ranktn at ~h1rd . WI-tb men on w L Pet. GB 7.~ 15 - 45.20 36.14 54.25 4U4 a good' 5.4 record. New York and beading for San seC{.Ind and thtrd and JJO one out, New York 2B .671 . 57 xi.QO.IS - 50.30 40.2• 60.35 48.34 They have ~lipped in the last Francisco where thA.,J:an to Bass bcre ciown .to fan Buck Ten· Chicago . . . .. 52 33 .612 5 •sale Price plus Tax and Retreadable two weeks playing-" away from opc"turo,' pb~c~~:!tneHxtorMe J. •• ne· nant a,nd Vl)lentine and eot Clark Boston 46 41 .529 12 Tire. 3omt all the time Two of the1r " QW on a ly ba to center. Cltf\'ellmd . . 44 42 .512 13h Bicycle Tires Truclt Tires Jn~ses tame in the last two weeks. h:~m put it rig ht dson the line dlur· . The Kyger cr:~k bo~s had men Detroit ... .. .. 42 44 .488 Hi,lh; ..1rg · 1.1 5 pt>nl'er, w1'th 1111 . , h':: s ing Q Th Polo •GrounH ' press V 'd thleon eT· .11 .111 the same h .posJtJon · wlth t.wo out .-._It' 0.111 1more . . . 41 44 .482 i6 urt;:.~ay. e sm s WI Jn the lift ~nnmg. , . Kansas City ... 32 53 .376 25 in 12 Limes: at bat. Jeatb his club ence with a nir.e 418 be., the Giants' laat year in· New S.porn tallred once m .tb~ lll'sl Washington ... 30 59 .an 29 OUver O;w~r The ave~ag.es: · York. And he cited "a st~dy de· wn mg .and held on to whlp _the Thun~av'a R"ulta Phone 314$ CoolvHI• crease in incom e" along with surp~lsmg West Columbia nme. Washina-tcm 4 Clevelan~ 0 - . - . . Raelne. Olt!o "transportation and parking prob· Huck Tennant doub~ed and &cored New York 3 Detroit 2 Throog" July 13 lems" as th(l ma in reallons for on Geral~ Clark's smglt:. B31timore ~ Chicago 2 J. Taylor 23 4 .174 moving. Bub Stivers went all the way for JJuston 3 Kansas City 1 .1. Rtebel 24 B .333 In Log Angeles, Mayor George t~e. Sporn. ~ll! tor. the victory So~turclay's Gam1s J . Spencer 22 3 .137 Christopher o.f San Francbco, ob· J;: l~JngJ?_)fUl four h1ts, well acat- Boston at Chicago T. Boyles 18 1 .055 viously pleased by Stoneham's ter · B ll t Ka ct . h~ line SIJOre: n~ h.I~Orte a I n""t'ro ·t' y Dick Spencer 26 6 .~32 statements, said be nlAnoe~ '""""ht w herfi~ CONSOLATION GAME ".as mg Bob Baylor 22 4 .1A2 leave for New York tomg N y kon aCl e 1 1d lOO 000 0-1 3 o ·ew or at eve an Vic Swarb 9 2 .222 he int~nds to confer with thf! Philip Sporn West Co lumbia 000 000 ll-0 4 3 c . Taylor 19 6 .316 Giants' president. San Franrisco Gftir.lals, It is Battel'ies· Stivers and D. CLark; L. Balden;nn t:l 2 .154 known, are }Jrepared to meet t he Bateman and Burris V. Spa nt:cr 12 ti .418 CHAMPIONSHIP J. Hetzer 8 G .000 Gian ts' teTmS. As for the potential television OVEC 000 000 000--0 4 5 Boring 3 0 .000 20t 100 OOx- 4 6 2 D. Riebe I 2 0 .000 revenue in San Francisco, Stone- Lakin 4 door Sedan, automatic transmission, R&H, defroster, Batterie s: Rankin and Neal; Boss Aver1l.ll(' .204 ham insisted ·t hat was not th e beMJtilul two tone light blue over grey. lnlenor •POl· an d Redd. Double~. J R1ebcl 2; J . Taylor, ch ief lure for ·t he aiants. lessly clean. mechanically right in every way . This far 1; Dick Spencer, 1. Tripl es, J . • is really sharp . Riebel, 1. Home Runs, C. Taylor Racine's OVA baseball team, fac· l, Vic Swartz 1. ing an open league ~ate Sunday, will ~b.y on its diamond a Parkers· burg team repuled to be bolstered ROBERTS TIES by Wp playe rs of that area headed 2 door Sedan, green finish, heater and defr9ster, oil EDINBURG, Scotland UP - G. by a pitcher from the Ohlo State ter l tires like oew. Thls ~nc owner car is a good solid , W. Roberts of Columbus, Ohio, PHILADELPHIA UP - The single to right, and manager University regular st•ff. above average car. Lied wHh Britai n's T. A. Tllrrancc Cincinna ti Rcd legs bore down O'l BirdiE' Tebbetts yanked Kli pp· ··IINJI.:t'l~ ~-[or the Founder':; Cup in the t he National League leaders toRacine is leading the OVA be· stein in fa vor of rookie Raul Senior's Socic.hcs' lnternationat ilay, one a nd a hair gamt'IS lrom Sanc hez. h1nd the great pitebing of Larry golf tOllrnament Thur sday. Both first place. Sanchez closed out the (lame "Little Foozy" Wolfe, southpaw, had 74, while Maurice Smith. of However, there are four other by inducing pinch-hit ter O.ssic a.nd the hitting of his brother, Kansas City anrl Col Martin Lind· closely ~pacPd teams the Redle<rs Vir,l!ll to !lunt in to a double play '"Bib Foozy", who is belting at a · Where You Can Boy With Confidenee grnve of Morristown, N. J ., ~;hot must l1verromc for the penna nt & nd got pinch -hillel' Halik Sa uer .400 pace. P 82 X P Oh'· ?tis and F:gon Qtultncr of Rydal , Other league games in tile OVA 250 W . Main St. hone • omeroy, 111 One is Philadelph1a, with which on a rolll pu (IJ Pa ., had a 78 . AerOfl!l From The Former Legion Auto '-Jles Cincinnati begins a four game ['he sudden ly .>teamed-up finds Point Pl easant at Middleport, series toni.a-ht. ·· ··~ -' ·-...., ~ ·.:·.• -~ ( ·· ''• ;.·· •.)J''"" Braves, winncn in ~ lx of lh oir Coolvillcat HartfortlandGallipoJoe Nuxh<1 tl Will seek hi s ta ~t eight- gamE's. :1re a full gn~nc _ _ __ _ · fo urth wm ag11inst fi ve losses for ahead of t he National League lis at Pomeroy.' Cincinnati fi t• wllt he OJl]loserl pack today. hy Jack Sanford, with a 12·2 ,..,. The Braves defeated t he Phil · rord, for Philadelphia . lies, 4·2 'fhursday riight as cat The Redlegs jumped ahe11d i1 1 cher Del Rice drove 1n th ree of the lengue stand ings, Thund<~:.', Milwaukee's runs with a honw with a 2·1 victory over New Yot'!( run und a smgle Bob Buhl wt.•nt SAT., JULY 20, 1:00 p.m. (EST] to finish a th ree gume !ll'l'H'$ 8 2•3 innings to gain his lllth GuanntHd Pune with the Giants . vir.tory with rookie Don Mcl\ta· $600 •aahut 40~ net Gala Gtts Bell kno('ked a two r:m hon coming i1 1 to stri ke out 8 stock car raciny events. Modi· fied and strictly stocks. Coll!pe- homer, h1s nmth, in the thil·fl Jn- Harry Anderson for the finn l nut. tilion open . BIG , ADDED AT· ning to give the Redl egs the Curt Simmons wna the loser. 'fRACTION. No extra charge. edge. Brooklyn remained 1 ¥.s gnmes Performances between races: Bell 's game-winning blast cam(' off the pace by beaUng St. Loui.~. All-American Daredevil Thrill olr Stu Miller , who blanked the 10·9, in an 11-innlng contost ancl Show. Adult&, $1.50. Children 6 to 12, 50e; under 6, FREE. Redlegs from there on until the Pittsburgh defeated Chi cngo 6·5. Parking, F'Rl!:E. In event of in· 11eventh Jnnlng when he was Hft· ed for a pinch hitter. · EQUALS itiCORO clement weather, purse will be Johnny KUppstein, ln posting AINTREE, England UP _, Jean 100% net gate. his fourth win aguin st nine los· Behra of France equalled SUrUng TORCH, OHIO Near P•rbraltur1, W. Va, ses, hurled six·hlt .11 hutout ball Moas record for the Alntree tl."(:k unill the ninth when Bobby ThurSday when he drov e a MdeThom!On opened the innlni with rati •round the thrree.mile circuit his nintb home run. in 2:00.4 minute Cor an ;~.verage 1 Ed Bressoud lollow~d with of 89.10 m. p. h. ~-Ton UJL J,.W!J., IHpeocl ,.., ~. IOOd .JI:lltl , UNa. QD ,AX:callent oondiUon, heavy · Lon; wheel base. V-6 motot, Hydr•Matle uty aprW• ancl ftaine. Brand new Short tr~niDllasion. new 6-ply tl.ru 1rlhlferred bloc.\ mol<il'. GObll 10' & V' dump body &j1d fr m new truck. Del~ c,ab onlY -11.000 b..vy duty bout. · • " mi es. less than 6 months old. Really llkenew uhit. By Cl:el TllllJI()hJU ... pany Sentinel, Pom1erol'~ lek Reg. 19.95 • Tempered spring wT~ coi ls with open mes~ cover for lree air flow. .. ...:. ·w OSCILLATING 1211 FAN COOL CUSHION . ..,. lakin Is Champion With 4-0 Win The Dall11 Setttlnel Irounder With fifth - ranking .,L..........IIIlld•iilu•rl!!:x•••·•:t~J!f4llllll•li-•....~.,.-..,.. , ,,..:........·~·-'lfl•~~~os:...-.:. ...:,._.--- &&'"'....- .......... ,,,, ........... . $5.49 Seleet From Oar J'>elenl Sl:oek Of Over 500 Sets of Covert To Salt Yoar Need Largest Stoc~ ,I n The So"th Eost ,.._ gd - ol nc1>arpablo See Your Favorite G-E Portable Appliance Dealer MIDDLEPORT H. & R. Fireltone Dlslribllted by GEN.E~L ELECTRIC SUPPLY ~0. A Division of Gene~al Electrk Company Cincinnati -Dayton- Port&mouth . �~· - .,.-. • .,....,,..I...,.....,,.Q;;.·,w...,•.,.;.·,............. ~a,_.,, 4--Daily Set;~tlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddloport, 0 ., July 19, 19S7 -SYRACUSE , N. Y. UP - Ger nilnal BaUarin, the rugged French mlddlewei&ht witb the bl:"~c k han· dlebar muatacpe, geta his first stiff Americi!I D te.st tonight in a 10· j Calboun at Auditorium. televL~e d and b) NBC at 10 Rory Memorial the War Their bout will be broadcast n•honally p. m. e. d_ t. Real ·summer • BARGAINS I Rog. $2.19 12~ Slowly Rwjng1 (rom aide to eide Sending cool r&freehin1 air through. out the room, i'ay $1.25 Down ' ::lnly 7Sc a Week , ;) 18 ln r h and 2llnrh 50-ft. HOSE ROTARY MOWERS ' 25% ,;• .... 3.75 ' . .....vinyl 266 • o plaatic, - off 'IWi l'8Jlteed Cash- No Trade two full )'e&d. WADING POOL - - .. ' li"'l'W.-., ........ ,,.. I SPORTS DESK Lakin Stole Hospital won the 11th Annual Bend Softball Tournament Championship Tnumday evening with a 4·0 tory over the OVEC team from Kyger Creek before a ••r••: crowd at Bachtel Field. In a .consolation game Philip Sporn !QOk third plaCAl in with a 1.() win over West Colwnbla. Itourney Lllkin tallied two runs Jo tbe DAYTON. Ohio • UP - w. PRICE . 'Fnseo ' Mo Js OffiCJa . I Aflef ston.e. •...,. ,o···uy - I ...... .. TRAILERS · RADIO B.EGoorllrich Tires · Racine Taking On Parkersburg Baseball Team Redlegs 2-1 Victors In NY,.rt Meet Philadelphia's Sanford 1952 CHEVROlET ....... .. H·EA.P BIG DEALS COME TO OUR WIGWAM II II ... II .... ' fi!· ... -.. POW WOW TUTTLE MOTOR CO. l ~BfUN~ '· ·- TORCH SPEEDWAY : ~ Let the kids sp\.o.sh around to their hearts"' coute11t j' - they'll stay cool and comfortable! 57 incheai._ 1 diameter, 7 Lo 8 inchCH deep. Made of toufh bllll!l -· and white plastic. Inflates easily. 1 H&R FIRESTONE ·Dealer Store ' In Center .. r '!'own ,.Middleport dl - AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES : WRITTEN GUARANTEE : TO HELP "Scott-Atwater Motor ,,..,,-· Gllcl J.,:"'.!""'""'""'""'""'~~~~~~~e~~!;!!~~~=~~ ' Sa.,e $100.,0 $Jf100 WERNER lh!ll•Y, Select A Good Used Cor From :The Small Lot of Big Volues 1956 FORD Custontllne .. · ........ · $189$ MetropolitGn Morine SALES ancl SERVICE " 184 W. Main St. Phone 118-M Pomeroy, PHONE 491 -OPEN EACH DAY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1956. GMC OPEN EVENI'!5 ,nll 11,:4)9 REliABlE PARTY Wanted MALE OR FEMALE TO SERVICE ROUTE of CIGARETTE MACHINES 1(0 SE!.ui.rG OR sOUCTTING ROU'i'J; ESTABIJSHED FOR OPERATOR FULL OR Pji.RT TIME . IN~OME S'J'ABTS IMIIIEDIATELY $995.rle to 'lft5.00 CASH RIQUIRID don't HEADQUARTER$ . 1955 Chevrolet · · · ·•· $JIU For !xtfi "8" Pie~up. *·'l'on, lone wbeel ~ae. nice areen fioish. Heater and d.efl'6ater. ~~· . .. i953 a.evrolet · · ·;~:;;; $l65 .. ' 'h-Ton Pickup. Extra nice, ~en, fb1ijl .; · Heater. ' •· "T . 1955 Chevrolet ' B e l Ail · 2 Ill'. Seola·n ' Beautiful Two Tone Finis h I 1953 Ford Victoria Hardtop , Radio, Heater, F~rdomo. \ lie, Ivory over Coral Finish. APPLIANCES .. FIFE REFRIGIRATION... ., 1953 Ford .. II .... • \l·'l'oh Jllckup. New paint, apare tlr!!. ' ·where 711 S. Third Avo. • "$795 \ , 1 ) ' I BeHer 1953 Mercury Customllne 2 Or. Sed an 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio·, Heater and Defroster, 1-9$6 Chevrolet· Automatic Transmission. 4l Door 210 - BJue and lvory Heater. Eztt• ,NlC!e. ' II .. , < •• 'ft" Ahead, Seek Work You Desire 6 NOTICE ' $17.f5 OPEN EYfNINGS TILL 10:00 LETART fALLS ,:=..=c:------- 4 Dr . Sedan Radio, Heater ai\d Defroster llel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater '· Fife Refrigeration IT'S GREAT! .. . IT'S HERE! .. . Leial No(ice ~~;~e.and returned Saturday by I ;;;;;;;;;;;";y;E;nn;:o;;;H;ar;m;•:";.;;;;;.L, Barbara Owens o( Co lumbus i.;; / 1 spe nd ing a two weeks vacation Keep Cool! with Mrs Dale and Mrs. Dalla.'i Hill and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ELECTRIC .. Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Shaffer and ~hi ldren of Perrysburg spP.n l the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkins. From Mr . and Mt'!l. Rob!!rl Klein· schmidlt and son . Lexingto 1, Ky ., visited Sunday with ht'r mother Mrs. Kate Higginbotham of C.armens Rest Home. Charles Snyder visited his son Fred and ramily of Middlepor: E. Main $·~. 'Phort 200 recently. Pomeroy. O.hl• Sealed bid s will be received at the of[ice or the Meigs county Commissioners, Court House, Porn· eroy, Ohio, until Jul y 22, 1951 at 12:00 o'clock Noon for the- followlne : The following d e:!ll<~1'•'"-·d real estate situated in the Village of Pomeroy, Salisbur:t" Towns hi~ , Meigs Count.)' and Slate of OhiO and described as follows: ' Begin· ning at the north east corner of Unlon Terrace Alley; the nce south one de~rl!e we.st 762.3 feet; thence north ga degrees ;15 mtnutes east 161.5 feet; thence north 14 degrees 25 n1inutes ea~t 187 .5; 1 r'~M~r~.~an~d~M~"~·~R~o~b<~r~l~G~ca~h~a~m~ , ~;;;;i;;:~~:i:~ thence west ~52.1 feet to the phu:e 11 of begintling, containing 4.~ acn;s· and being a part of the Chlldren s Rooclmoster Door Sedon Home property, whicb is no longer needed for public use. The Mel.gs County Commissioners reserve the ri.~~;ht to reject any HYDRAMATIC. RADIO & HEATER and all bids . GOOD TlltES . Meigs County Commissioner~ BY: DeSn Barnitz, Clerk (0) 28 (7) 5, 12, 19, 4te FANS $5.95 ClELANDS APPliANCE 4 BUICK'S BEST Racine Takes ...... Off Of Syracuse Racine POny Leaguers took a t-h riller from Syratuse 1HO in an extra Inning Thursday .night at Ra· cine. Syruc use bad led :lfter the second inning when they made lt 6-4. TheJl it wa8' 'Hi after the l hicdtll and 7·8 after the fourth. In the top ot the sHr:tb, W~Jy Guinther led off with a single, stole second, went to tfl~rd op a p~d l)all ,_nd scored otl St~wart's single . This g11ve Syracu~e an B.fl lefd which wa!l tied in the bottom of the sixth when Duane Wolfe singled ~he was 4 lor 6), Jim Wickline was on with a fielder's choice, WilSon Wolfe walked, Larry Price , and Bill ·Arnot: was hJt, and ·R. H. RAWLINGS SOMS CO. SMITH ClOTHING YOUR DODGE-Pl.YMOUTH DEALER ' t•uo "ow $29.95 Middleport , ;REFRI~~RATOI$ . 195i Qjdsmobll' .. .. · · $t9$ · l'owergltde Transmission. VALUES TO Comer MIU and !ad 811. !TEt.£VISION N. Cash Ave. ll!d 98 4-Door '!ledan. llodlo, Heotor, fuhm• . tJe, Z.tone ~TCen, seat Co.vm. Sharp. ' · ,. ' Blhr, OWner \" LlEbl ~PPLIANCE . . Middleport .UII E.· 'Main St. · . ' · " \ .J. ,'o ' ~ ~ ·, .•· . ' Pomeroy . ....................... ,...., ..... Free Installation In Our Servlte Center lloelw'pr '' .· . . . . . . .1.... lttrlllrllll ' Home of Howard Zinc Famous Seat Ce»vers • ~. Phone 388-Y '. carrr - pl..abllowAChoull oullet to '"""- \Mterje&. $64.95 . ·""-·carrr euo Good Quality customlled $14.9$ WOVEN FIBRE Luxurious $22.95 Dlsllndlve JET SPUN GARD-LON · .. ·.. .. .. ·1 · $24;95 lUMPUF ·················· ····· · $34.95 ()vor TERRY TEX ..... , .. STOP AT ' Baitio --. W . Ill . . . - 'Throw \ -'Imnsisa Middleport, Ohio The New FashiAJn Fobrl~ of Saran ·or _., other home 11ppllcitN!es ·POMEROY' MOTOR\ . .. ·BeaaliiBJl NBW $195 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. WOVEN PlASTICS 11 8" 1-Dt. Loeal one-car owner. JW:•11¥ c}Hp ..:..Radio and H~ater. Oncy 18,Gq9 'b)ijel, · ROMPER ROOM TOY HEADQUARTERS Mi llfdio and l956 ford ...... · .. · i ·JM$ 1956 Chevrolet ! 22 - ' 1955 ·Plymouth ou.r I Ge•• I hel:t.r1 bUmptr', 1954 Ford Maroon Finish • 0. Said defendants above name~ are required to answer said petition on or before the 3rd day ol Au· gu.tt, 1957, (lr judgment will be taken against them as prayed lor. Phil Williamson, Plaintiff. Web&ter & Fultz (8) 14, 21, 28, (7) 5, 12. 19 stc Attorneys for Plaintllf. Carol Sue White is visiting her lliater and brothel'-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Penn, ChllUcotbe. ·1.954 Chevrolet ~ $1895 Are You 30? Want To Quit? Go Peanut, WickUne nlked, fort· inK another run . NOfiCI OF .... UNO' AND ln the- top of the aeventb with HIARIN'O ON INVIHTORY two out Syncute't Bob Wlngett Always At Probete Court~ Mel• C.unty, Ohio waa hit\ Phalin walked, Hood walkTo the Execufttr or Admtnl.tratWs ly Guinther doubled drlv· Y SerVice or and to suc)l o! the following as · 1 1 NEWARK N J UP - Su you a. Notkect 11 waa I"B "1 mg n wo rona. "' · a•e 30 ,,..:., o .ld · and don't like f 0 " I thint if J had one tbing to are re3ldentl ot the •tate 0 n O: In the bottom of the Jtventb • tell a man like that," Shanlr:s satd, aurvlvln8: BpoUIKl, Ir any; next of Jobn Cleland led off with a 1lnale, your job. "lt would be to always take the llln; beneUclarie1 under tl:te will, Du•ne Wolfe doubled, scoring Cle"Quit." It any; the :1ttorney or. 41ttorney& land; Jim 'Wickline slnKled scorthe This 11 tllf' advlce of Carrol M. diHIJI'eeable joba.. . .Jt'a not thai representing au.y of the •fore- Wolfe, and ht went to third at Shankt, who a-aye up a career u Ow man who avoub dlsaareeable work will necessarily get fired He mentioned pA:sons: tbe ball got by the eentlrfielder. a l•w profeuor at the aee of 32. You are her&by noUfled that Wil&on Wolfe lined a sinjle to left Today he Is the $~.000-a-year probab)y won't. 8111 he won't ad· on the 11th day of .July UMI7, an 5cnring Wickline. The eame was president of the Prudential lnsur· vante either ." Inventory and ApR!'tlstm~mt of the over, and nobobdy WII out. ance Co. " But when an open ing comes , estate of ~t:>ll~ Ho~ter, deeeared, I A grea~ play was made in the 'rYou've got to like what you're when you need a branch ma.n.ager, l~te £!' Racm~ m :>a1d County was 1 bottom of the sixth by Sam Flan- doing," Shank s 1aid in an inter· you look to Thl' m.an you·\'e come 1 agan of Syracuse. Raeine bad the view at his office here. " And if to depend on. the man yo ,1 hied ~~this L-OU~t. You're Invited Hearms ont sa td be Inventory and bases loaded with two out and the you don't- you're never too old to culdn't help but notice ," Shanks · wiU had befort! A ppraJu!men score tied when Flanaean went change - provided, that is, you said. this Court on the 31st day of July toward se~ond and snared a hard aren't Just hoppine around. To Daily D·ining Shanb believes career opportu n· 1957, at 10 o'dcock A. M. .. liner off the bat of Roger Birch Up T•chlnt Exceptiong thereto may be uled that could have been a sure hit Shank. himself year 10 yean ities •re better tod ~~ ever I 1 Pleosurel by any Interested party at any ao>d the ball game •• r h married, witil two amall chilu.-en. time prior to five days be ore t e W'1Js Wolfe 1 · ed .. d wh•n he d··•·ded ,·n that 1931 d f hearing on ann ocven, an ... "" Superlative food, deftly ser. ate :~~SS my 11 ignature and walked three. Clela.nd fanned one teachin& was not for him. He ved in a gracious atmo-the seal of said Court, lhis and walked one. Winebrenner f~n· moved to a Manhatten Jaw firm sphere. Come and see how lith dav of July 1957. ~,~d rour and wadlked three whtle but again was disappointed. Final· Greuser Bocly 1 J ohn c. Bacon ,•,~nagan a nne one and walked ly, In 1932. he moved across the perfectly we fill the bill. 10 • Works Shop Hudson atRiver to Newark Our Food Is TopiJ! J '.ldgc and Ex-Officl o c lerk . found Prudential wtut and he BY Mar y Olive Ingraham Stewar.t of the losers had a dott· sought. By 1946 he wru~ presidenl Pomeroy CILief Deputy Clerk· ble and tw& ~ingles. Parker had a of the company. Will Be Closed MARTIN (7) 12, 19, 2t..: 3·run homer tn the second inning Now 58, the aofe-spolcen prelli· July 27th and Wi.n ebrenner. got a lead off dent sayll, "Many men leavf RESTAURANT . NOTICE C.F PUBLIC SAf..E homer 111 the thud. Butch Anns school and pick well, what seems Reopens N. 2nd Ave. Middleport In pursua:-;co:: or an order of t):l~ had two sln.gles. . a '&lamoroua' nel«t. Maybe adver· July 29th Probate Court Of Meigs Coun'tf. 'l'he Ind1an t-T1ger game was titine. Then they find out they're Iltlddleport Ohio. I will oUer for !fale at Public postponed. not lluited for it. Auction on the 3rd day of Aug· Syr~cuse 241 001 2-10 10 7 "lnsun nce, 1 imagine , doesn't ust, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at Ra.cme 4(]J 102-11 9 1 · too many young people 311 the front door O{ lt <! Court House Wm!!brenner nannagan (4), WineBut for many of us- it at Pomeroy Olllo, the followin g brenner (6) (LP), and Stewart. Wil· was the rli:ht field . And ror a few described retl estate situated ln W II J h Cl I d ...... t son o e, o n e an {7) (WP) --e YeD in lhi1 buildlng 1 suppose Vi1lage ol Middleport, .....,un Y and Jim WJckline . - It wun'l They'd be, wise 0 of Meigs and State of Ohio, and , bounded nnd deacrlbed as loUo~s: switch.' • That Jot or parcel of land w1th How about the m•n Jllho starts · ts in the rlJbt field and .ftnts to ad· the building ·~n d tmprovemen vance? 1thereon, situate at the northwest Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill enter· corner of Sixth an~ Palmer Stre~t: tained FFriday ev!!nlng with a Columbua •pent the weekend Play Doll - )ack In Box in the Town of l\hddlep.ort, Melg birthday party in honor of their witb their parents, Mr. and Mn County, and State cf Ohio, on plot daughter Jannette'a fifth birth· Alex Graham. in si1e Fifty (!lfl'l feet b:v one h.un· day. Refreshments of ice cream M/Si:L and Mrs. Robert Shank Do Bee Balloons and Puzzles dred (100) feet and more partlcu· and rake were served to Mr. and and children ol Weatover AFB larly described on Ma.p, Page 4 • Mrs. Arthur Donohew, Mr. and Mass., arrived to .spend their ~a­ Stick Horses, etc. Block es, M.ap 211. Bemg .P~rt of 'Mrs. Dale Hill and children. cation with their parents, Mr. Lot No. 163 m Palmers AdditiOn. Phillip Hil1, Mrs. J. D. Rousb and Mrs. F. H. Fadtey of Rio BRING YOUR CHILDREN IN AND LET THEM Being the same re~l estate cond and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe . Grande and Mr. and Mrs. Earl veyed to Zona-HettesJmer by dee Miss LQuise V. Roberts or Shank. RIDE OUR YARD SIZE ROLLER COASTER recotded in J?eed Book 175 • Page Brooklyn, N. Y., who is conneetGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 5mi of tbe Melgs County Deed Rec- ed with the board of education Grimm recently were Dr. and ords. . t d 1 there arrived to spend the BUm· Mrs, Earl Grimm of Chicago a11d Said real estate ts sl~ua e ~ mer at her home here. She was her parent1, Mr. and Mn. Joseph We Service What We Sell · 552 Palmer Street,er~t~~Pt~~ accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Cobbi and si&ter of Columbus • 711 Soulh Third Ave. Pbone 8253-Y · Church.\he stre Ruery who spent two weeks wilh also Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grimm Middleport premb:e:~ are appraised at her. Mr. Buery arr~ved Saturdny of Washin li(ton Courthou1e. $7 'lOO.OO, and mmd be sold for "?t and spent the weekend and they Those visitinJ Mr. and Mrs. le; than two-thirds (2/ 3) of said ret urned to their home at Loug Don Bell were Mr. and Mrs. a raised value. TERMS OF SALE: Island , N. Y., Monday. Brady Hoffman and Mr. and M!'.-:. C~~h In Hand On Day Q[ Sale. Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams, Jac- Eddie Stobart, MJddleport. Aten S~ain, Executor of the kie and Jimmie recently spent a Mr. and Mra. J . P. Burnell or EBtate of Zona Hetti:!simer. WJ:!ek with relatives 'in Washing· Charleston were guests over the De sed to n, 0 . C., and Virginia. They weekend of Mr. and Mrs. H. B W b t c~ F u.l-' z were accompanied home by Mrs. Powell. ' -~1 At~o~n~ys for E;ecutor. Nina Wagner, Washington and Mrs. Ronald Hart and Mr<: 1 '· (71 5, 12, 19 ,, 26 , (R) 2, 5tc Mrs. Perry Watts and son of Avon Thomas Hayman were in Park· dnle, Va.': They spent a week ersburg Wednesday. ., I Racine Service Station - -- - ..... .94 RF.Goodrich ' ED 5 $3M5 ewo ' toretna: In a run. Legal Notice lrl tbe Vdlq:t of Pomeroy, CouDt1 ol Melp, State ot Ohio and deacrlbed· u foUowa: Weber, l#lwlt Weber, Paul Od!n. Beainnloe It the Soutbw'!tt co~ Maurer FraDk walder, Allof' Greenr-, Dorothy oer of Lot No. 186 ot c. W. DabSwartz- llam Gloeckner, Rutb Gloeckner, ney's Additinn to 'the Vllltfe of BitrLha Metcmalr, Mra. J. W. Kaban Pomtroy; thence South 73 de&ree wbQse ·ttnt n•m~ 11 unlrnowo, J. 80' Batt 162 feet to an Iron pipe; W. Haban, Mra, John Wbitealde, th~nce South 80 deJI'ec Eut 48.8 wboR flnt name la unknowa, feet to an iron pJpe on the West John Whitelllde, whose placea 4)1' of West Main Strl'e'ti thence s. reaident are unknown and cannttt; tide North 18 de11ree ~to• E~~tt 153.3 feet be ascertained; and the unknown alone the W. aide of Main St. to htlti, ~evilf'cl, legateea, executors, Iron pipe at the Southeast corner admimistraton tnd autgn, G.f Kath- of wh•t wall rormerly known as the ryn Swaruwalder, Jil'aok Bwal!t• Rehm property; thenC!e North 611 e Television .,..rltls walder, Nich~laa Swa,rtzwW;Jer, degree Well 220 teet along the John Swart&wal<le/, Andrew Swartz ioutb Une of the said former walder, Allnie O,denw.a lder, x.ry Rehm proptrty and the South line All Channel Swartzwalder, Elizabeth Greene, ot Lots 187 and 186 to the place · Channel 3, 8, 13 Elizabeth ZwllHiig, Peter J. Gloeet. of beeinning ner, Aloysiu11 J , Glqeckner and Frank Gloeekner, eaeb ol whom Exeepting therefrom the coli Ohm Lead· ln are deceased, whose places of resi- and other minerals therein and dence are unknown and cannot be the right to mine the same without e10 Fl. Jolnls Masl ascertained, wtll tate notice that lneumbranc:e to the turface and Phil WIUiarr.son, u plaintlff, filed all waya and rights of way along his petition agairut them on the any mineral seam as set forth in e LlJhllllng . Arreoloro 1'7th day of April , 1957, in the deed to F\'ank Gloeceer by Sarah Common Ple-11s COIJrt of. Meiu H. Dabney, E.'t al., In Meigs CountY County, Ohio, the same being Caae e Ground ROds Recotds; ~bat plaintiff and No. 12,~. alleglnJ, 'among other predecessors In title have held thln1s, that lhe p1aintiff Is the real estate advenely, o-penlv and e GroUDd Wire owner in fee 1imple and in actual notoriously as a1:a1nst each and pDSSesslon Of . the fOIJOwlni de- every one of said defendants for ~Insulators seribed real eat ate, to·wit : a period ln excess of twenty-one yetl"B: that ~a.ld reaJ eitate was eswllebes r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1lowned by Frank Gloeckner, at time Ume of bls death, and who dled e2 or sWay te&tate on or about the Dth day Sel (;ouplero of April, 1919. leavin1 a last Will which ~has been admitted to pro· the P:loba~ Court of. Meii~ Ohio' ••at ••e e•late •I 1111 -w NEW and USED, 18 to 60 ft. lf!robate Court: that lonJ, 10 M"ides. .Qne, rtwa and waa admlnthree bedrooms. Ma.ny sold for caae No. 8281 In the balance due. Free PeJivery ••'.•· ,.·., ,.1d by •nd Low Down P»Mttn~. · .. · · ~ land illale proceedproper 'fWit,N R1cUt and 'IV Is A . Aid .court and by order WAVE~l' M9f1L~ Busl..,~ Not A S{dollno" confirmaUon of said Court. H9ME SALES and a deed of conveyance given N. \Inti M!il<lloporl U. S. 2J, Wntrly, Oh~ ·tb'erefor for valuable consideration but that sald proceedings did not eorrectly de~be said land by mete• and boundll but did, In such proeeedlngs and deed .further d e· scribe sald lands as being all of aajd lot lying aorth of the alley and botweo:n th alley and the Rehm th: dtfendants herein are aJI the descen~pntt; of the said Frank Oio~kner, deceased, and ali the Clevlsees \JDder the wm of sitd Frank Gloeck.n er, and descen· ' dants ¢ gu,cb devisees an~ as su_ch, the defendants !tt)gbt cla1m an 1ntest in an, d t~ iial~ real estate. T.h at FOR A thf! de.!ldan.s ~t claim 11n mterest In and to said real estate by reason that aald land sale p~eed. lngs an~ subse~uent deeds d1d not correctly descr1~ said real estate by metes and bounds and any fur. SQUAW SELECT ther Interest the defendents might assert In said real estate is not COLOR OF N~W known to plamtiff. The prayP.r of ltaid peUtlon is that each and every o,ne of the above defendants be comp~lled to • ·~ I . • assert any e!aim they may have in and to .said real estate or be barred One .o f s,vero I ' there!rf)m; u.at the claim11, if any, t~l- ' Of said defendauts be declared inBoots We Hove valid; that plaintiff's title in and to said real P-state be quieted and , You Save Plenty of Wampum Here that each of the- def.e ndants be lore'v er barred from aSserting any ciJ~im to said real estate and for other reUef1 atlllain its old JIESJJLfS followlof real 01bto oltult- ·--:--.--:-:-:-:":'-..w.---=·:::-:--::ZwiUinc. Terot~ Zwlllln&, Eleanot • · .. SUcklo, LegaI H0tICe c ornellw zwuuoa, WI~ Jd Slam min' Sam Foced Dow Finsterwa In F011rth Ji.9und 01 PG A Tournament O~ce was 1he 45-year-old link s artls1 SJammln' Sammy (int ionine: when Wall.aee Smith B4·Sf'JI~ Snead against lhe fleld in the from wen Vlrginia that everyon<~> J 0hnn Riebel son of elderly and bald baseballer Dor~l il.!d off with a triple. J.ameJ §.cott · · Pt; \ &oli chllUUI'loDJh'P· was waLehing. Y ! · d ' h. C '· Ul OVA 1 b was safe on an err:or pn Sb~op IJY .J.IN~'IP .PU$f While sueb favorites as Doug Riebel of Reedsville, t.s le~ ~ng ~~ O(kv e C~ amo~& Leo valentine of o~c. and then . N•:rl~ ~~ Ford Walter ,Burbmo, Tommy He laced Dow Finsterwald ol the full time playP.rs In h1ttmg ~1th a ne~t .233: This, :\_oo, lD Preicher G~tlloway hit a long fly ,_ ~-l'~t. GB Bolt, Dick Mner ~nd N.i~e Souspite of the fact that he went t¥tless {lgamst. ••d.dle~rt ~~'t to right field to ~ore S~th. $(:~t Mil!faU~I:'e .... 50 111 M& cha k still were in the running fs Athens• Ohio, in this morning's Sunday swinging with one hand on the bat. His WJ.i$bad .scored on ~ander ~owell's grou n~ c:o• ' ""'~ 18 37 .1$60 1 the Ul ~urvi\·ors teed off toda:r for fourth round and now ranked as a big, tight bandage on it while it mends from a serious sprain. ball. . . ! , .., ·..... : 47 37 .560 1lf: the .first of two more ro\u:l!is of c 1 ·u h 5 had an kinds of difficulties in fielding a ~am . Howell scor~ m the th,Lr•l mn · ·~l "~ '! ~ lp~JA ... fa lMJ .$!8 1~~ IB-hok sudden-death matches, it a co-favorite wit_h _F_o,_d_._ _ oo Vl e a . h ed 1... I t d 1ng when he smgled and went ~Jl Ctncuu1at1 .... . 68 39 .562 2 :;-;;-;;-;o,;;-;;;..:.;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;.;-;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=.;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, this year. Before the first half oft .e sch Uu:: was ~mp e e ' the way around on erro~s. The New York .. . . 40 t6 .465 9'h Little League authorities there took over possessiOn of the .fourth Lak1n score came in the Pitt 1bureh .... 32 56 .864 18'h lonesome diamond there, putting in a short fence. It made it fourth inning when Bucky BaJis Chicago 29 52 .358 18 necessary for all Coolville's home games to be played awpy. ~in~led , advanced to aecond on an Thu~,_.,.• Results But stiU they wou ld n't say 1uf1eld out. and ~r~ on an error. Milwaukee 4 Philalllelphia 2 night CH I ' t. Bnss was the wmmng pitcher as Brooklyn 10 St. Louis 9. 11 Jrtn.~. l Bch1nd the sl('arly and craHy . "~ he we~t al! the W.IY glvlng up •but Cinci nnati 2 New York 1 pilrhing or Dlck Spencer, who four tuti. He f~nned 13. Plttsbur,j:h 6 Cbiea&Q G works in Columbus and corn· ~VF~ threate":ed twice. In tt,.e ht"ur41!1fiy'.s 0,11\b mutcl> to his old stomping grounJ . l~lrd Ditch Ra~ktn led ore with a Chicago at Brooklyn 1SJngle and Wet.her fol?'wed wJ~h Milwaukee at New Yot•k Black Walla White W•ll• on weekends to pill}' baseball and L-Lltt Sale List Sele Site steady La r ry lUidersOII , the lillOth~r safe kruck putt~ng ~~n Cincinn~ti at Philadelphia Price• Prlu" Prlto9• Price• 0 11 third, .and, he, htm!kill' weat In- St. Louu at Pittsburgh business aecou ntant with an un· 6.70-15 - 37.55 29.94 45.05 35.94 u.s ~wl ~idc·arm dt•livery of sofl NEW YORK UP - It'll officio]! to secon~ an a~ atte~t to cut AMERICAN LJ!AJ;.UJ! 7.11!:15 - 41.25 33.04 49.50 39.64 ;;l,t!ers L'oolvi lle ha& managed The -Giants are clearing out of off Ranktn at ~h1rd . WI-tb men on w L Pet. GB 7.~ 15 - 45.20 36.14 54.25 4U4 a good' 5.4 record. New York and beading for San seC{.Ind and thtrd and JJO one out, New York 2B .671 . 57 xi.QO.IS - 50.30 40.2• 60.35 48.34 They have ~lipped in the last Francisco where thA.,J:an to Bass bcre ciown .to fan Buck Ten· Chicago . . . .. 52 33 .612 5 •sale Price plus Tax and Retreadable two weeks playing-" away from opc"turo,' pb~c~~:!tneHxtorMe J. •• ne· nant a,nd Vl)lentine and eot Clark Boston 46 41 .529 12 Tire. 3omt all the time Two of the1r " QW on a ly ba to center. Cltf\'ellmd . . 44 42 .512 13h Bicycle Tires Truclt Tires Jn~ses tame in the last two weeks. h:~m put it rig ht dson the line dlur· . The Kyger cr:~k bo~s had men Detroit ... .. .. 42 44 .488 Hi,lh; ..1rg · 1.1 5 pt>nl'er, w1'th 1111 . , h':: s ing Q Th Polo •GrounH ' press V 'd thleon eT· .11 .111 the same h .posJtJon · wlth t.wo out .-._It' 0.111 1more . . . 41 44 .482 i6 urt;:.~ay. e sm s WI Jn the lift ~nnmg. , . Kansas City ... 32 53 .376 25 in 12 Limes: at bat. Jeatb his club ence with a nir.e 418 be., the Giants' laat year in· New S.porn tallred once m .tb~ lll'sl Washington ... 30 59 .an 29 OUver O;w~r The ave~ag.es: · York. And he cited "a st~dy de· wn mg .and held on to whlp _the Thun~av'a R"ulta Phone 314$ CoolvHI• crease in incom e" along with surp~lsmg West Columbia nme. Washina-tcm 4 Clevelan~ 0 - . - . . Raelne. Olt!o "transportation and parking prob· Huck Tennant doub~ed and &cored New York 3 Detroit 2 Throog" July 13 lems" as th(l ma in reallons for on Geral~ Clark's smglt:. B31timore ~ Chicago 2 J. Taylor 23 4 .174 moving. Bub Stivers went all the way for JJuston 3 Kansas City 1 .1. Rtebel 24 B .333 In Log Angeles, Mayor George t~e. Sporn. ~ll! tor. the victory So~turclay's Gam1s J . Spencer 22 3 .137 Christopher o.f San Francbco, ob· J;: l~JngJ?_)fUl four h1ts, well acat- Boston at Chicago T. Boyles 18 1 .055 viously pleased by Stoneham's ter · B ll t Ka ct . h~ line SIJOre: n~ h.I~Orte a I n""t'ro ·t' y Dick Spencer 26 6 .~32 statements, said be nlAnoe~ '""""ht w herfi~ CONSOLATION GAME ".as mg Bob Baylor 22 4 .1A2 leave for New York tomg N y kon aCl e 1 1d lOO 000 0-1 3 o ·ew or at eve an Vic Swarb 9 2 .222 he int~nds to confer with thf! Philip Sporn West Co lumbia 000 000 ll-0 4 3 c . Taylor 19 6 .316 Giants' president. San Franrisco Gftir.lals, It is Battel'ies· Stivers and D. CLark; L. Balden;nn t:l 2 .154 known, are }Jrepared to meet t he Bateman and Burris V. Spa nt:cr 12 ti .418 CHAMPIONSHIP J. Hetzer 8 G .000 Gian ts' teTmS. As for the potential television OVEC 000 000 000--0 4 5 Boring 3 0 .000 20t 100 OOx- 4 6 2 D. Riebe I 2 0 .000 revenue in San Francisco, Stone- Lakin 4 door Sedan, automatic transmission, R&H, defroster, Batterie s: Rankin and Neal; Boss Aver1l.ll(' .204 ham insisted ·t hat was not th e beMJtilul two tone light blue over grey. lnlenor •POl· an d Redd. Double~. J R1ebcl 2; J . Taylor, ch ief lure for ·t he aiants. lessly clean. mechanically right in every way . This far 1; Dick Spencer, 1. Tripl es, J . • is really sharp . Riebel, 1. Home Runs, C. Taylor Racine's OVA baseball team, fac· l, Vic Swartz 1. ing an open league ~ate Sunday, will ~b.y on its diamond a Parkers· burg team repuled to be bolstered ROBERTS TIES by Wp playe rs of that area headed 2 door Sedan, green finish, heater and defr9ster, oil EDINBURG, Scotland UP - G. by a pitcher from the Ohlo State ter l tires like oew. Thls ~nc owner car is a good solid , W. Roberts of Columbus, Ohio, PHILADELPHIA UP - The single to right, and manager University regular st•ff. above average car. Lied wHh Britai n's T. A. Tllrrancc Cincinna ti Rcd legs bore down O'l BirdiE' Tebbetts yanked Kli pp· ··IINJI.:t'l~ ~-[or the Founder':; Cup in the t he National League leaders toRacine is leading the OVA be· stein in fa vor of rookie Raul Senior's Socic.hcs' lnternationat ilay, one a nd a hair gamt'IS lrom Sanc hez. h1nd the great pitebing of Larry golf tOllrnament Thur sday. Both first place. Sanchez closed out the (lame "Little Foozy" Wolfe, southpaw, had 74, while Maurice Smith. of However, there are four other by inducing pinch-hit ter O.ssic a.nd the hitting of his brother, Kansas City anrl Col Martin Lind· closely ~pacPd teams the Redle<rs Vir,l!ll to !lunt in to a double play '"Bib Foozy", who is belting at a · Where You Can Boy With Confidenee grnve of Morristown, N. J ., ~;hot must l1verromc for the penna nt & nd got pinch -hillel' Halik Sa uer .400 pace. P 82 X P Oh'· ?tis and F:gon Qtultncr of Rydal , Other league games in tile OVA 250 W . Main St. hone • omeroy, 111 One is Philadelph1a, with which on a rolll pu (IJ Pa ., had a 78 . AerOfl!l From The Former Legion Auto '-Jles Cincinnati begins a four game ['he sudden ly .>teamed-up finds Point Pl easant at Middleport, series toni.a-ht. ·· ··~ -' ·-...., ~ ·.:·.• -~ ( ·· ''• ;.·· •.)J''"" Braves, winncn in ~ lx of lh oir Coolvillcat HartfortlandGallipoJoe Nuxh<1 tl Will seek hi s ta ~t eight- gamE's. :1re a full gn~nc _ _ __ _ · fo urth wm ag11inst fi ve losses for ahead of t he National League lis at Pomeroy.' Cincinnati fi t• wllt he OJl]loserl pack today. hy Jack Sanford, with a 12·2 ,..,. The Braves defeated t he Phil · rord, for Philadelphia . lies, 4·2 'fhursday riight as cat The Redlegs jumped ahe11d i1 1 cher Del Rice drove 1n th ree of the lengue stand ings, Thund<~:.', Milwaukee's runs with a honw with a 2·1 victory over New Yot'!( run und a smgle Bob Buhl wt.•nt SAT., JULY 20, 1:00 p.m. (EST] to finish a th ree gume !ll'l'H'$ 8 2•3 innings to gain his lllth GuanntHd Pune with the Giants . vir.tory with rookie Don Mcl\ta· $600 •aahut 40~ net Gala Gtts Bell kno('ked a two r:m hon coming i1 1 to stri ke out 8 stock car raciny events. Modi· fied and strictly stocks. Coll!pe- homer, h1s nmth, in the thil·fl Jn- Harry Anderson for the finn l nut. tilion open . BIG , ADDED AT· ning to give the Redl egs the Curt Simmons wna the loser. 'fRACTION. No extra charge. edge. Brooklyn remained 1 ¥.s gnmes Performances between races: Bell 's game-winning blast cam(' off the pace by beaUng St. Loui.~. All-American Daredevil Thrill olr Stu Miller , who blanked the 10·9, in an 11-innlng contost ancl Show. Adult&, $1.50. Children 6 to 12, 50e; under 6, FREE. Redlegs from there on until the Pittsburgh defeated Chi cngo 6·5. Parking, F'Rl!:E. In event of in· 11eventh Jnnlng when he was Hft· ed for a pinch hitter. · EQUALS itiCORO clement weather, purse will be Johnny KUppstein, ln posting AINTREE, England UP _, Jean 100% net gate. his fourth win aguin st nine los· Behra of France equalled SUrUng TORCH, OHIO Near P•rbraltur1, W. Va, ses, hurled six·hlt .11 hutout ball Moas record for the Alntree tl."(:k unill the ninth when Bobby ThurSday when he drov e a MdeThom!On opened the innlni with rati •round the thrree.mile circuit his nintb home run. in 2:00.4 minute Cor an ;~.verage 1 Ed Bressoud lollow~d with of 89.10 m. p. h. ~-Ton UJL J,.W!J., IHpeocl ,.., ~. IOOd .JI:lltl , UNa. QD ,AX:callent oondiUon, heavy · Lon; wheel base. V-6 motot, Hydr•Matle uty aprW• ancl ftaine. Brand new Short tr~niDllasion. new 6-ply tl.ru 1rlhlferred bloc.\ mol<il'. GObll 10' & V' dump body &j1d fr m new truck. Del~ c,ab onlY -11.000 b..vy duty bout. · • " mi es. less than 6 months old. Really llkenew uhit. By Cl:el TllllJI()hJU ... pany Sentinel, Pom1erol'~ lek Reg. 19.95 • Tempered spring wT~ coi ls with open mes~ cover for lree air flow. .. ...:. ·w OSCILLATING 1211 FAN COOL CUSHION . ..,. lakin Is Champion With 4-0 Win The Dall11 Setttlnel Irounder With fifth - ranking .,L..........IIIlld•iilu•rl!!:x•••·•:t~J!f4llllll•li-•....~.,.-..,.. , ,,..:........·~·-'lfl•~~~os:...-.:. ...:,._.--- &&'"'....- .......... ,,,, ........... . $5.49 Seleet From Oar J'>elenl Sl:oek Of Over 500 Sets of Covert To Salt Yoar Need Largest Stoc~ ,I n The So"th Eost ,.._ gd - ol nc1>arpablo See Your Favorite G-E Portable Appliance Dealer MIDDLEPORT H. & R. Fireltone Dlslribllted by GEN.E~L ELECTRIC SUPPLY ~0. 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Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 19, 19~7-7 THE SMITH FAMILY Middleport Society I 19 Pomeroy Boy ler Drus Store and Mrs Byers at the Pota.rhn Restaurant &-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy Mtdolepot t 0 , Jul y 19 19 57 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENIJABLE RESl il TS " Bv the Hour WANT ADS or RATES 2 ceata PN word one lr. _L rt JOn M1mrr::.~m charge SOc -4 entl per word fpr : hree ronse<'Uttve Insertions Spectal - One month for 25 rt nts pt'r word FtiU rate of 2 cents per word will hr> chnt gf'rl for a rlvf'rtJsm~ If aot pa1d for brfore the Hhn of each month follow1n~ ln-.erlwn .Errers m Adverlistng- Should be rtported lmmNl la1f'IV TtJe D~tdy Sent~ael '*"dl not be responsible for moDe than one mcor· ,....t lnsertiiM Card of Thanks and Spceh:l Notice• of Events $1 00 Ob•tuaru•.f published at 1 cent per word. l (I) Nottces l' nr Sa le or rn 11! 22 ~~~" farn I roum hou ~1 Pla d HHJ Sl hiJO I bus route Sc II nr fr Hh• fur HAM SHOOT Jul} 2 l st at RO\ hro u ~ f' .l!ld lot 7176 lD Frecker s farm Ftve P01nts 12 til dark sponsored b) Pomeroy Mo ·e 7 174 t~ ~ ur :s.tl1 or r 1 HI• Jtl411 i' H,.. I neJY t11 es dual mt fflo I I I di prrfec t 11 nn~ Jl v ~n li l t no;; NOTICES TURNER Reunion, Old Rf'Nlwdl l' n Phou 1 ,,JvlliP Dexter Church, Meigs Co on 3716 July 18, 19S7 Basket dinner 7 16 J lc 11 noon. Tell your friench. 717-ltc J"or Sal('- 2 Wh' <I II I I • 1 U~I'J car pnrl s tJn's rht lu JP. I !vel£ Van C'llllllV Rtllr ~ !lull itOfl(l He•dqu.rttrn for Rl 2 PunH rov or l'lw tH' i!92 1Y fiam•'lnile Lug&<~.Me - Lane Cedar 7 10 Blc Chrsta - LAU Wmdow FansFrtgtdatrc Refrageraton 81ker Purnitur•, Middleport, Ohio F'or s~lf' DJI\JN,, rnrom , ult!' 4 29 tf lab !I> f) 1 h l r ~ lr dfrl Lhltla 7 16 flip ;:c-- - - - - - - - - - - - tlosi( I !I llOf I) Home mad~ ICc cream, !'a kv <~nd - - - - p1c Sacrcrl He::1rl Chl.l rch I Pcarhc~ N1 w H 1vut t !n harrl ThurR July 18 il~'gmnlnl! 11 Nl'w Hav1 n p]r 0111 J ll :l4t>BB 6 P M 7 18-3!c 7 10 tr ---- R - - --· ------ I • 12) Cord of Thanks r LOI tn SVIil(ll'! Appro~1m,J1c l y -· --~-~-- - - - - ~' 50 X JOO l ll ts litr111agt UJl 2 I sh (cls Snw ll nslol(ll{' out ---- - - - -~bul ld 1n ~~ g1 >ale• ! lldr!Ci tY, n1ce la wn ~ hnrl c tr (( ~ fluwcrs ~ -flerc IS u harv rill B1 th r rheck Auto.SP.rvices thiS o.n(' I <II! lJ Mt ndl'r SrHeal tor Pe 11! I' ;.tiler - Ag<'ot I . B IIAWWIGS SONS CO. - 2• PnmMO) Phouoc 21J1 7 IB 3tc hour llirtrker Servl<!e Day Phone tiZ2'l Night Phone 8031·X DODGE • PLYMOUTH FO!t SA LJ ' - A\'1'1 1 s - On<" and DEAIJ!RS s"lJ u two (I(Jl!rtrll per hu s 1t I New Haven Orchal ~ New I\ 3Y\ II Phon( ru 24688 7 12 10le Auto Sales ------(8bl --------- • I (8) - ,---------- L --:-c-:c,-:-Gil <\ VI•,L'{ 'lrtM'TOR SA LES an d .Servlc~ R A l'llu llw, fi12 E Mu1n St rnmero •y 4 27 tf f.ost & Found 10- For Sole or Rent ror beat used car 'VA LUES, ~~·c BILL CIIII.US 7 9 J mop (6) J.o~;t bhH• anrt 11.hth ru~k'<'' If round ('all 24822 afl t r 3 P 7 l9·31~ M ·---.-::=-:~­ REGISTERED GOLDEN 'AcLIII"!ver pupplu P•J fe~t for field work or show \\-rite W R Elber· feld, 318 Oak St , Ullls horo 0 7 1~ 6tc HOUle For SAle S room hou~c Completu with furnilurt' just as It i..._largc lot 2 pore-he~ Nil buildings basemen t CL.~lt rn bottle KIIA In kitchen you H' fruit trecA beginning to bcnr crapcs and Urttwbt rr1cs nn 111 7 below Mlrldleport Selling h•• rausc of 11Jnc11s Mr~ Olto Rt Multord, Middleport. o No 1 7176t ~ J.ocu11t poRts (or aalc Exlra nJct• S 30 e11c ~ Phone Racme 3689 7 18 3lp - I•Ul S rlt fl ropm htlll t lr 11h ~ ll n Ull 217 1 1 ( , I t ] 1 11 ~ 7 18 tile rnorl~·1 ---------- A91 For Scie - --·-:;-:--,---:;---;:- Mc<.::ormlt k Dairying Cre11m s ~ parRior $215 Gas Runge S~ flerb Dr1dfield, HarrlKonvil' l' 0 7183t~ -- 112) Wonted 1o Rent u"nlu t !ll ~ lll d 3- h£'11.;-0]Il h nm~ t 11! h\72 bc fott- 4 30 7 1fl6t c f 141 For Rent ·------2 4 1011111 pml l 6358X 11 p1111m rnts S!OII' I )l}trl lftll!tlt . Phnnr 71(1~1( Rooms for r en\ 127 Butternut ( ln ~ r to town 718l2tr F~;-R-,-n-~4, .,-,-,-,-,-":' ;-h-c atc-h- f;u--c r mshcd np.u tmcnt u pst:urs N<'W hot wat nr henl<'r .md gnrag:l' mcludrd Ca ll fl!'i 3 1 7 16 31c , , ldlcporl !loUSE In 1 Rutla nd .Mabel 241:132 !1 room anfi bath apartment ly decorat ed C'11ll 294 -- - Tt J W 7 2 tf - ~- --- 1161 For R.ent or Sole --Help Wonted - -- - · - - - lDIWI Harley Dav1dao11 Motcrc ych Model H St In aood condition Wattnss Wn.,tml F.xpcruw·c Priced to lieU see Vic Taylnr Ftne per:~~on llomo Rest am fl fll nr Frank Cleland Racine, 0 , Middl eport 7·16 Stc or Ptaone Pomeroy 3631 Cushman Scnotcr newly O\'f'l Holp Want orl- lhJU se krorrer 00 hault'd Stlll cheap Evcn•rt )cnrs (If age Con la rt John 'flue!~ Mlrl· McDaniel Diamond St ncr 1~7 Dock St Mlddlcporl '7 18 3tp dloport 7 16 J2tp 'OR IAU 'l'he und~:rslaned il orrerlna for FEMALE WANl ED immediately for 3-6 weeks Unattached re.1ale the Thomu A Wagher pre apom;ible wo man 21-M yrs of perty In Letart Fall• Ohio apage Expt"l ie.nced with ch1ld pralaed at $12,000 00 a nil eannot care, cnoklng and ge neral bousebe 10ld for leu than that amount wnrk Good pay Must live in aubjett tc the apprcvat of lh.e Phone 24\ Mrs Fln lev 'I 15 81c Prob1t.t Court For mrormatto n pert.lnlnJI to blddlng caU Sl'b•l tbenbleb . Phone No 467 ( 18) Employment Wonted 'J'olT-Gte •e ~M (20 usiness Services b.,.. JUNK CO. I 2 near Hogue Phone ~ 7 15 6Lp Uprlght Plano and bcnch-$30 Chin• Closet wlth round (•JI ,...-,--,-- -- - --::-=alass (ronl medium slw, $2tl For Rent - Extension Laddcra, Scaffold Mards, Drop Clolha Mu H A Bllrnharl JopJ).I Clln•on Fisher, Middleport Store, State Rt 680 7 J9-2tc Phone 826~ 111 U Saw dlnt and shavmg~:~ loadrd In yo ur truck from bm or dclh Un fur111sh cd 3 lH 111 nn rn home (a ll 6172 hf'forr 4 30 7 17 61 1' ered OHIO VALlEY MFO CQRP TUPPERS PLAINS 0 -·-,-Phone Coolvllle 12~ 7 18·2:1fr ( 17) ' Author of EDITOR'S NOTE Ahglout column '" e Gradtng & D1tch Dtggmg editor of the Epl~eo,,. l Church eBack iloe SerVJ('e .,.wt M• ..zln• •n d hes re<•n t ly e Truck Loadmg E.Qutpment • Dump Trul k Scrv1ce been cho ... n to Ia d.. n of St VIRGil . WAMSLEY John's C•thedral '" Denver He r•lse• thn q1.'.t1tlen whether Phone Cheshire 7- 74~79 Chr.stianlty un get too " popu ler" •nd what churcfl m•mben sflould do to rel•t• their beliefs )B to th re•l proble-m, of the mod· BULLDOZER fo; - h-,,-. -. - .-.-n-ds, ern world b.. em•nt•, l•nr:lsuplng R M W 1BY tt DRF WILLIAM Th U Sj LEA Cowd•ry, Long lottom, Phone ' en or e n ted Prell 5- 25 tf TholJghtful Christia ns all over 10 the world Rre concerned about ·.-:::::--::--:-=- - - - - - - --- the relevance of the Chns!Jan P'..ADIO &: TEI..J!;VlSTON SERVICE. gospel as 1t ts bein g proclatrncd Phon., ~JO. Cleland Apphance today to the real problems o! the Store, l.td W M•l.n St, Pomerop modern woriL 2·23 tf At t1me5 the leaden; seem un ccrtam and confu sed about bot h strate,,n of the QtnCK SEIIVICE <.'n Wm!h &• the general pai.r!ng hy Factory Tralned church and the practical meam \Utchmakllr, t:OUJ.NS Jl!."WE by wh1ch the Christla n work 1 LERS Pomeroy 1-3-tl to move forw a• d This has start ed many g roups throughout tlw country to thmkmg about and to FREE INSTALLATION d1scussmg the churchs funda Muffler~:~ seat covers, batterieS, mental purpose Th1s would ¥t m ttre11 Bud~ct terms Moore's, Simple enough Namely, to tlor Pomeroy 6 22 1moe lfy God to wm the lost and to sanctify the fa ithful But for most peopi~J today sur:h exprcs CCNCRETE BLOCKS stons are mere words It becomrJ mcreasmgly clear that no new •aund Bett•r For ver b aIl~ms can meet the deep felt need for a new and more GRUESER llLOCK CO. relevant approach Chrlsltans are concerned about I Mil•• Nortf1 of Pomeroy the churchs task despttc what 1s Alumm .. m cr.mhmatlon ltorm ana obvwus ty a kmd of re hg10 us reS<reen wtndows and doori Steel v1val w Ame nca Church mew and alum mum awn1ng8 and can. bersh1p church attendance, and opw11 Ca•t William Radford, church buth.hng h;nc rcaehert new highs ~ 2 1mop Unci: Rprttl.Q:Jil Reull, History The more SCIISJtnc leader; pomt out however th &tt some or WE BUY the saGdest chapter s In church JTRUCTURA~ I BlAMI history were wnlten when C hri ~ SCRAP IRON- MITALl l1amty was extremely populnr and ''rel •gwus en thusia sm r.tn OHIO VALLEY very h1gh fhcy remmd us of t he days of rehgwus persec utions or the sorry t tmes wh1ch follov. cn ~OIM...., the establi shm ent or Chr1 sttamt v Phone 510 - -aB th<' offtclal rchg10r1 of the Roman Empue Thl'y warn us ol the r.eal dange rs wh1ch could fol t20 Bl Insurance lu\\ tf Chr1 st tamty gets too ' po - ----fS.arnes-~.mJWQn lnauran~e pulat today MhhJleport Fire It ts saga Inst such a bnckgroun d Ron&. Phon• • end out o f II11s {on1N n t hat tul"l rt:'ally Mrt 1catcd church le<Hicri FORF.'l~N & AUUOTT TV SEfi. arc cons• dcrmi:J the prohlcm or VICI<: AI! makes Repaired bY Ex comcmporary Chri Stia n stratf'gy pert TIW'~nlclaQI Phone 6284 Y 1 here have bee n few clearly de IH&-U fm ed answers yet ancl no unl ve r M.dd i&J)I):!" hul --- - - :----::-.,-,.:- ~a lly accepted prmclpl es, many COMPLF-'TE lmuranrM Protection, there are, nevertheless, Life, Autc·. Fire, Polio Call Dor hopef ul s1gns Underneath the 1.urface not MiJII, Middleport, Ohlo ye t widely understood or accept ed ts an emerging pattern wh•ch (21) Reo I Estate !'an be dimly (. 13 eerned A 111 w - - and more vital set of baste prll' - - - · -::--.,.---;-;--:;--::-- ciplcs could emerge which m1ght HOUSE ~ 6 rooms and bath One .s park one of thr. mo st slgmficanl n11 lc from Chester on Rt No 7, 11 dvance 11 tn the churchs long running water, electricity and story of struggle, triumph, anrl natural ga.s in house, b1g gar· disappointment den YU 15-2232 A J Carter, Star Sug,..h Seven St•p• Route, Che:itl'lr 7 8 12tc We .sugge.:~t tha.t there arc sovcu steps which are necessary tf Good aean Used Can lhts new program l! to be cffcc AU Makea and Mod811 live and relevant to lh(' rc.1l world m whtch mcu live torla y They may geem obviOUII It IS lhc AUTO SALES obviOus however, which we too ;;;;;;;;.;:::~;;::.::;;;;;;. oft en mi ss Here are thl'l step~ - - - In the development of thl.. new &U WAU .:~ tnlegy tor the Chrlst1an churet: - The Gospel must be acted out and not just proclaimed The Abbe Mtchcnc•u has sa1d thPI ·• • ~ 'the parish church must be ttw .., , _ . . show window of God's love. I II I. ........ Itt. ,..._ a1 Th1s means, In orrllnary terms ..,..~L Ohl" lhat we must demonstrate our OR lt. A. C•K Wm.....,...... product If we ever expect •o 1,.""-"".,....,. . . . . 1 market It We have to '' trsnafer 'Our rellaion from our mouths • aur muscles" - Evang.g.lHm and the church'a IJI.'~URANCE AGENCY But it mtsslon begm at home Plr.t, A~o~tomobll•• HHitlt doesn't end there Our em phasis ACCIOINT mu1t be first intensive, and th('n ttv encf ..... extensiVe It ls really eas1cr lo take the Gospel to lhl.l "heathen' tn far away placet th11n to the In MIOOLII'ORT, OHIO disillusioned frlen~ s at home who 61:t6-M PHONII 6311 may have been Inoculated wUn so many emall dose~ or Chris LIGAL NOT!CI tlamty' that they are Immune FOR BALl to the real thing " The Dora Romine pro)XlrtY lo· - Every layman must also be 11 eated In Dexter Ohle, and Middle· Christl~n minister Tlll.s is more port, Ohio, will be sold by the than the "priesthood of all beundersigned at the law ('lfflces of hevera " It grow!! out o( the fa ct Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at that the ehureh Is commissioned 10 00 o'clock A M 1 Sllturday, lul:f to continue the whole minis;,rv 27 1907 Property located In Dex· of Christ In \his ~en!le , the ter Ohio, t• •ppraised at $6 800 church 11 "the extonsJOI\ of the and cannot be sold for le1s than incarnation " thu sum Property located in Mld GotiMI for Soc:Mty dleport Ohio 1a appral11ed at - The Chrlstlan Go:tpel IS no\ ~ 000 00 and c•nno~ be !}Old for ju~ot for lndivhluala but tor :;(r Jesa t'han thi! sum Reai eet.ate to ciety an!t eulture as well Th~ be sold to hlghCI!lt bidder, rubject center of lntere.lt varies fro '1 to the approval ot the Court 11ge to qe The dorninatlna eorSybil Ebersblch, l!:xt!outrix oorn of our day Is. the J11'0blem (7\ 19 20. 22, 29, 24, 2~.. 28 710 ol bqman relatlontblps-betweon l Mr and Mr:. Earl Stelnel', of mdivlduab, classes, ra~a and na· this wMk'• MiTROPOLITAN a-o•w••• = • .,.=,..,.-,...,. -...... c... Real Estote Broker Sound Movl~ Projector A.-1 eondttlob. CtNJt 5420 new •1211. Rol!<rJ Burton, 120 Cole WORK B~ nAY or tronln& at St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 44'7M Cleveland. were week end a:ueata home. Ca ll 622&..J after 4 p m T·174tp ~ 1 \ 7 18 3 te of "'" MarJe Steln.- a11d Earl t 2 batbroomJ, 1arage, •10,!100 C> n John M Main St , 7-17-810 lh Rodney Downing tiona -1\e need to recoanile the prlnelpl' of c:onta:&lon "Chris· ~Z..lnAr, eau1ht tlanit;J: la more often Wanted-PAPER H.LNGJt\3-.23 " ~rry Barker, Waverly, visited than taUJht" ThiS means that years exr~r aen ce Frcn et't Mr and Mra W11lte~ ctoota and W. do n.:~t often win converts bv mates ).,. V kelslng~, Ra.eh\ ' fumtly this week for 16Yeill d~" atauntent. P'!rhapl the p~ss - - - - - - '''-"of eonventon ~In belt be aLarted llox 124. Oblo. 7·1-t! " m ~ nJll grou ps 10 •cells" 1r you By Delos Smith Ilk! United 1 rMI Sc'-nc• EcHtor -As Ard hb1shop Temple has NEW YORK UP _ A ps:ychla d d G d remm c us o Is not Interest trist of expertmental bent has ed 1n relzg10n" The world r(' found that a majority of hl& over IJg wn ts not a Btbhcal word at anD.ous or over tense pahents re 111! Jesus talked about God cen spond quite as well to a placebo ten·d ' n11 ng not ahout ' religion 1 as to " happy ptlls." Thts word ' rellgion" too ofteo1 A placebo 11 anythtng which is mf'ans the con partmentaliza· known pos1tavely to have no phyl tto r: of hfc teat effect whatever when taken --The need to proclaim th'! mto the human body 1C It does princip le of redemption Tr• produce an effect, that effect is Chr1stu:I Gospel IS a1med at the produced by the power of sur,gesredemption o! the whole ere a- t1on t10n, • a new heaven and a new To compare the effect of any earth," ant. a great l>Oeaetv of chemical compound beheved to be nPw me n m Christ t'hts means 1active withm the human b.Jdy far mo~ than just e:~: tr1eat!u g with the effect of a placebo ''g'lv· lndJvldue:.s out oC this: chaotic en for real" ts therefore to suband smful world ject 1t to a tough tesl Chrtshan t~angellsm can be Dr Robert R Schopach, phy tleflned only In these grand Cluatrast at the Henry Ford HosLerms It 15 1 cosmtc en crprl sc pttal, De'rott, used the teat In obaes.slonal, llnXIoul, and tense nea· robe p~~o tients-a placebo opposed to the "happy pill," meprobamate which La sold under the trade ly 1.,.... B. Ihie names "Miltown" :end "Equlnol" Mrs Bertba Holter was at Ath Sam. lffeC:ts ProclucMI ens, Saturday In a majority of the patlents, Harold Heilman and daughterfJ, what effect one pmduced the oth· Tlnda and Rose Mar)', ot BeJlefon er produced No one should tindertme were vudtmg the former's stand this to mean that the pHI's Mr Cl rk Ihle and fam· only power u that of suggestton, 1t s,s er, d' 1 at k Since there ts no question of Jt oneanday weelhle and chil b emg ch em1caJf Y ac tt ve l nsld e th e I YMr Mrsas John dren were at the Reed Reunion al human body Zanesville tast Sunday However, the doctor's point was Mrs Bertha Holter and brother that suggestion plays a part in Lester Ba1ley were calling on Mr how people respond to anythmg and Mrs G L M1chael Saturd11y they take Into themselves For In r;.venmg The M•chaeh are leavang stance, he found that w1th proma· for an extended v1slt in the West· zme w~ich is a "tranqullizer" ern states much more powerful chemu::aJly Mrs: Mildred lble and Rose MarY than meprobamate, seven out of Hellman ware calling on Mrs. Her· 2.? oeurohc patients "felt just as bert Riggs recently well on a placebo" Several folks: attended the Car· He was reporting in the hosplman funeral at Pomeroy Monday tal's techmcal bulletin on the Mr and Mrs Frederick Reiber many new- med1cinea whu:h are and two daughters of Toledo are mtcnded to reduce anxiety "None vi.Sttmg Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson of these dr.ugs are cures but may and Robert Reiber and !anuly and be useful crutches," he said. '1'he other relatives: paLwnt should always be evaluatMr and Mrs C D Reed of Bev· ed to determtne if psychotherapy erly 0 and Mrs Mayme Brown mtght not be more helpful tn a of Newarlt were Saturday guests curative direction" of John Ihle and famtly Addiction F"red In another report on ' tranqulllz era,' wbtch lS a red hot subject Mr and Mrs Richard Frtend and m medJcal sctence these days John A Ewmg and R. E Ch'ldren .nd Mr and Mr' Ru''ell Ora Full 11 "I8 t 1 •· f Roberts and gr•nd""n Kcl Barnett r sWJ o the Una ...... versityove, of PSYCar North Carolina SChool of Hookersvillc W Va , were Ctll· of Medicine, urged physicians not lers at the home of Mr and Mrs Sherman Roberts and family Sun· Timmie White, Chillicothe is day afternoon spendmg two weeks wtth hla grand Mrs Nclhe Eblin, Mrs Arthur parents Mr and Mrs App Young Ebhn and Ltda Adams attended Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr spent the Oral Roberts services m Co- Saturday evemng wtlh Mr and lnmbus Saturday evening Mrs Charlee Theiss and Mr Mike Mr and Mre Charles Eblin Jr Theis~, Dorcas and son, Benton and Lida Adams Mr and Mrs Junior White epent were gucats of their daughter the week end With relatives at Mr and Mrs Robert Faul.k, Sunday Mountain, W Va Mrs Allee Moore called on Mr Mr and Mn John Howerton and Mrs. G A Adams, Monday and 80n, South Cbarlestoo, epent evening the week end wltb the tatter's Mr and Mra Dake Eblin, Fo1 sister and brother·m·law, Mr and tor1a, Ohio spent Wednesday with Mrs Alvin Ritchle and famlly M.r and Mrs Charles Eblin Jr and Mr and Krs. Roy EIUo.U, Vien· na, W Va tpent Sunday with Mr son, Benton Mrs Ahce Moore spent tuesday and Mra. George Roberts Mr and Mr• Robert White apent e~;;sA'f/~ :;:reN:: ~Jo:: her Sunday afternoon with Mr and brother, Mr and Mra John Diehl Mrs Rollin Bearhs of Flatwooda Mr and Mrs Rich Powe-ll of Su~~B}and Mrs: Ben Eblin and aon Ktnamee 1 Fla., called on Mr. and Homer, ca Jled on Mr and Mrs Mrs A H Bailey, Monday Ch 1 Ebll J d Mr and Mn. Keith Walton and area n r In aon, Benton Tuesday aon of Colum})u& •pent the week Mr. lnd Mrs p M Shawhaw of end with Mr. and Mra orvy Gain· Alhland, Kentucky, and Mrt er Mr and Mrt Omer Cramlet. of Frank Addis of Roc~eater, New York spent Wedne"'ay with their Letart apent Friday with Mr and brother, Mr and Mra. G H. Ad· Ml"t Albert Pearson ami Mr. and Mrs Eugeae Marcinko, Mornmg • star I THOMAS FORK 1 to use meprobamato for any length of tim~ in pattents addtcted I either to alcohol or drugs • It appearS' that this dr .. g may qutte easily become a subiltttute for alcohol or barbiturate lntake and that habituation may octur they reported to t he New Eng land Journal of Medicine Dr EWing satd he had seen two pa tients who sa1d mco>robamate "feels just like taking a drink" ani! two others "who had lost con trol over the amount they were consummg:" ' zen's National Blink bert John and 'romm} Shasteen ~arvm Spencer Donald and M1k Spencyr Donfld Webrung Tom my Wh1te Dot Coates Beli n F.wmg, John McMurra~ ;Jan, Clelai,d, Danny ~ Bowe rs 1 hil11 Me1er ~Jk.e Swat;yl Kellh tiJ• mtz and Allen Dowme They atlendcd stx hour da~ws each day sWammmg, boatmr rtfelry cor;~.u~rvftion flr&t ahl and sur"~•valry ~unday evemn J the troops h1ked to the {op or the hll l ne, r the camp for a l'j!mp fiN meetU\i: Tuesday the) had a ftre drill and Wcdn esdav a ('limp £1re for vi ~ltors mght Group sipgmg led by the lear! <Jts of the camp opened the pro ~r.~m arter which each troop ha :l a .;;;t~n t Troop 249 put on a hyp 01otl.sm act wlt h John McMurra as lead(r Vtsitmg the cam~ Wednesdav evemng were Mr anc! Mrs AI bert Coats son N•ck Mr ami trfr.s Henry Ewmc Bobhy Due\ Sonny Gloeckner J 1mmy Mee Mr pn!,l ¥r~ Wy"'tt OlliJert Mr a.nd Mrs Herman Ohhnger Mr and Mrs J W McMurray Mr ~~~~ Jdt s Hepry Clela nd Mrs Elwoo'dl' Bowers, Mrs J ohn Hunnell Mr and Mrs SJdncv Spencer: Mr. and Mrs Philtp Me1er Cbarlcs Swa tze-1 Jed Web ster, M1s Hazel Andrews M1· and Mrs Edwm Weluung aad children Jamce and Denms Mr ttnd Mrs T A Dowme and MI S Ralph Spencer Mr Gilbert remamerl at the ! ramp for the night and Mr Spen eer came home retUJ nmg Thurs I Mr and Mrs Harold Eppl,ey and son Stephen, were calletl to zanes v1lle, Friday for the funeral of his great uncle Charles Mautz They spent the we$: end \\ tth Mr and Mrs Oscar Eppley Mrs pavld Darst Sr 18 recuper atlng &Jowly at ber hOJPe after be ing retu'Mted' from $t Josf! ph's Haapittll where she was a surgacnl pat1et1t Mr and Mrs Wtlham Grueser pon, tb ap.d Mr$ Totti Bo\\n Mr and Mrs karl KrauUer left today tor Mountam Lake, VLrgama !l~,t&aell M.dls IS a surg1cal pa tlf:nt a! ijolz.er Hos~tal They were Mr and Mrs Stewart Hawlnns, Wiitchman of Shepherds Worthy High Prtestess of Mary Shrtne, Mr and Mrs Ernt!st Win· gett, Mrs Came Nye, Mra. Lu.Ia Nease, Supreme Committer mem· ber The offie1al Inspection was by Marguerite Dut.sch, Tulsa, Okla, Supreme Worthy High Prtesteu of the. Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalerl). f4rs Marv1n Swan is tll .! her hqme Gn F'tsher Street S Sgt V1rg11 J Manley Waco, Te~1 , soent the week end w1lh IU.a parents, Mr and Mrs Walton Manley, who met h1m at the Oharleston auport Mr and Mrs James Parsons and famll)l, Fior1da, and Becky Htll Charleston, are v1s 1t 10 g; Mr and Mrs Gorald PI "'ion and son. Bob RebeccRRothgeb Point Pleasant lll a b.ousQuest of her cousin, Jean POMEROY SOCIETY " First Baptist Church Closs Holds Picnic 'BAKER I BO\\ Mr and Mrs Earl HagJ o! Kentucky are the guests of Mr and Mrs Harry KeJBer, Mmersvllle Mr and Mrs Adolph Grueser Jr and daughter of Canton were recent guests of bla parents, Mr. nnd Mrs Adolph Grueser Sr 1 Mtner.:~v Je l.h• and Mrs Henry Bullard of THmpa Fla are tbe guests of her parents, ~r ~md Mn David hecker, Pme Grove and other ' relata es "'• · Mrs C l<-~rtcc Horn of Ashland, K) , was a v1s1tor here Thursday Mt and Mrs WU11am ZwJefel retuJ ned to thc1r home, LAw· •ence Kansas Wcdncs(lay after a v1s1t With Mr and Mrs Jack SUvers and othi!r relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Stivers and daughter of Cleveland and Edward Stivers of Youngstown were teeent guests of relatives Mrs Addle Gruescr has return· eel borne after a ten days vl.alt With Mr and Mrs R B WilktD!I, La ICR!Stcr William Jav of Cleveland Ia the ' guest of Mr ' and Mrs Howard Mcintosh and Mr and Mrs John !.latey Mr. And Mrs James O'Brien liM family have returned home .1fter a Lhree weeks vacat1on at Daytuua Beach, Fla Mr. and Mrs Harold }(en a1·d !On, Larry , of Ft. Wayne, lad, who are vacatlontng at Lake HoPE vt&lted fnen.da here Thurs. day. Mr and Mn. Ralph Speneer Rtt cnded the Wellston Fa1r Thurs. day The annual plcntc of the Busy Mr and Mrs L. E Reynold• vi• Bee Class of the First Baptist tted Mr and Mrs Va1 Reynoldl Church wa1 held 'i'huraday night and douahtcr, Rena L)'an, Galli· at the Roa<Wde Park poUs, Thunday Gu~t.s inclU.ded tbe Rev c E Hoyt, ;JollfiY-s~and NAncy BLACK Thompson, Pamer :. Janice [,u· WROUGHT IRON LEGS mAE:~-. RN, and S ey Mealey Jl!j', GalUpollo. ' ~ftcr the aupper and liOCial haur let tream wu taken to the Chlldrens Home by members of the el"s. M'emfiert present \fere Mr., J. 0 Leonard, Mrs T F Haw kina, MiQ Sylvia Mc:Muter, Mr11 Tbomaa Darat, Mrf. Milton Hood Mr1 Iva Turner, Mrs Will Haptonstall, 111'!1 Ho"er Hysell, Mrs llabel Wirt.eb...,nner, Mh:. D•le \t:ournlng, Mrs. Fran~• Bearh• Mrs. KaUe Matthew•. Emma Matt. b:ews, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Raymort Lulllln, Mrs Lillian Mc.Gh(lc Mrs. Charlea Bennett, Mrs Dan" llamll\on. $.lfl9.oo ' Boy~ attendmg <Jte Jon We ~ter Terry O,hlmqcr lunmy Gll a.f . H ld nspectron e AM t 0riett0, 0. Roome '\ New Furniture N1neteeu membcn of Boy 1!oop 249 and the1r scou 1 I J Mrs. Hanson Holter ass•sted by Mrs Ralph Sisson entertained the Womans Society of Cfmstian SerVIce of the F orest Run Methodist Chuch, Wednesday evcnmg at h"r home "The Heart of A Stranger" was the topic of the devotion and pro gram led by the president, Mrs Russ Watson GroUp smgmg of the hymn 'More About Jesus", opened the meetlng followed by prayer by Mrs Albert Baer, and scripture reMmg taken from Lt· vttieus Four articles on the topac were glVen, "Natal Umon of South Af· rtca", by Mrs Eugene Forbes, "Chinese From Borneo', Mrs Fred Nease", "Japanese From Brazil", Mrs John Scott, and "A Puerto Rican In New York:" Mr&. Lelia Flint Following group smgmg of, 'Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone" Mrs Hiram F1sher read an article, 'Sp1rlt Lifters", Mrs WUJard Flu chee, 'Poor Appetitto\1; Mrs Mark Evans, ' Just Thmkmg' Mrs Hol ter, "Fr.orn Wllhm ', Mrs U S Nease "How Rteh Are You", and Mrs Watson 'Cast Out Worries'' Group singing of "God W•ll Take Care of You' concluded the pro gram Durtng the bustness sesNon plans were dtscussed f{lr the dh· trict WSCS whach will be held at the Forest Run Methodist Church on Tuesday, August 27 The ftrst eommun1on set used in the Forest Run Church whlcb the Society had resllvered was shown Refreshments were served by the boste111 to those named above and Mrs William FISher, Mrs Christy Baer, Mrs Alfred Yeauger, Mrs John F Bally, Mrs Charles Baer Mre Lew!, Walker, Mrs Kern; Rouah, Mrs Jaeob Bacr, Mn Ro· bert Laudermnt and Mrs, Ama,da f)aet. o. 111;'11 ~·.~<~;,. DAti. r+.II'~S 110 t;OOQ m ton, th• s week to Waftl(IJlon, D C for a v1w with SiLly Gnmore, who 1s employ ) ed there M1111 Rpwley returned Sunday rr01 n \Ynhmgton Mr and !t,trs A E Erwm have returned from Buc}rus w:h are they were caUed by the death of his father, B~t Erwtn 87 Funeral ser vtces were held there Tuesd the home of Mrs Rtchard Vaughan Jr. Pearl Street Plans were made to meet on July 29th at lhe home of Mrs: Anruce Ohlinger Games were played and pn~es W(ln by Mrs Bertha BlaC'kburn Mrs Edgar Pratt and Mrs Emma Letfh t et A dessert course was served by the holiiless to those named above and Mrs Harold Ebersbach Mrs Vita Lehew, Ella Ebersbach Ellen Ebersbach , Mrs Lee Pr•tt Mrs Florence Wmdon Mrs Lucille Vaughan O:l)' evemng Grace EPISCOpO · 1 GUl'ld Mem bers v·.s·.t Galli' poll's ette CJOOks, thiS week Stenheri Coata, Gene Crooks and • Anderson were tn Athens Willl&m Mass "~,.,race Hort on, Mrs Et d J Thursd~y night where they played erett H,a~es, Mrs Thco ore R(lc in the Pop Concert given on t~e Jr Mrs Patnck I ochary Mrs J E J) HariiO ~t'r M!s.s V.d'l l:Jmversity <'ampus Jean Routh, Columbus arr1ved Ihle, Mra Fred Crow Sa , Mrs J. today for a week end VISit w1tb her 0 Roedel Mrs A H. Kmght ami mother, Mrs Dowmng Rou sh M1 s Cednc Cl ..rk mcm~rs of t hu Guild ~ r the Grace Epi sco pal Churc h were m Gall ipolis Mon day e"m ng a< guests of t he Macy tdfcrth;J Gu ild of 1St P~ ters Ep1 s I ~t~op&ltG'Au.rch Mass Spurlock, tl ,• • ' TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK · Pomeroy Ccwncll burs en· tint.ers Merrill •nd Roberts of Perkel'lbur' raiM •nte on cost of town•, Nnltary •wer system from Mt.OOO to $101.000, the prlc. lncre•se on the proJect's mat.rl•l• f.-.m 1946 to 1947. Eul Clark luves for Sche"" .et1dy, N. y., clan C te•rn of t h• Catt~dra" • Amer-Ican L•••u•. the property o( tM Phltltn. The neVtiY organl1ed Meigs C~ Truck Growen A.... cl•tlon at Letllrt F•lls warms up for It• first yeer'• opera· lion ancl •rrlv•l tM p..k of the INIOn. a graduate of floh.et Hospttal School or Nurs mg who ha s 1ust ret-1rned f1om French West Alrlca where she served as a Bap!Jsl m•s sw n ar~4 was the 2 ucst .s peake r Servicemen MEMPHIS, Tenn IFHTNC) Jel>Se E Bullock , a11man appren hce , USN, son of Mrs Be atr1~e C Bullock of 305 Bank Ave St Ber nard, Oh1o 1s attendmg t he basiC Av1abon Electronacs Technician School at the Naval Air Technical Trammg Center, Memph1s Tentt WHEE TODAY: Lincoln Ht•, r..idenh will han hnpro~ w1-Nr preuuN after tM M•lgs Water Co ax· erciNI itt •uthorlty r•eelved from the PUC to lnttall boost· •' pump, •nd cMrgo SOc mo ... per rrionth to cover cost.. LIL ABNER SHE SUOOENI.Y ~A CHILDISH FANC"f 10TH~ OTIIEa CANDIDATE/I RATHER THAN HU<r HER FEELINGS--- GASOUNE f 1$h!ng tackle at New York's Floyd Benn ett"fi,;Jd. sh~';-'t!; trans conhnental record of three hours and 23 mmutes . Greetmg htm are hts wife, Claire, an~ their children, Dav1d, 11, and Lynn, 10 The major said that. even though he was "gomg llke a scalded duck," the feeling of speed was "less than duvmg a car about 60 mtles an hour." (lntem~tional) Frances Smith F } R' unera Jtes J{ e}d TUe8day M Fr unera 1 serv ices 1or tss an 1 ccS" Smith 95 were held Tuesday at the Rawlmgs Coats Funeral 1-Iome wtth the Rev C E Hovt •nd the R<' Ralph Zundel pastor of the M1ddlepo~1 and Pomeroy Bupltst Churches offmatln)l; F Buraal was in the Middleport Htll Cemetery and p.l!l beLJre rs m eluded Paul Smart Harold E Hub bard, L D Dil es Charles Bennett Relatives from out of town Ill 1 eluded Mr ii nd fl.lrs M C Flecht ncr, Columbus Mrs Harr East man a nd Mrs Belly Kltche/ GlOUS' er I I WEST SHADE I 1 Mr an d Mrs Norman Johnsort and Mrs Ella Painter nf Columbu s S'pcnt Monday WJth the Russell Pamter famtly Mr and Mt s John Smith of Pom erny spen t <~ da} 1ecentl} 11.1lh l\h and Mn W!l ln1m Hea l man Mr A V Johnson of Char le.ston W Va called on Mr Rus sell Painte r last Sat urday Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and famtly of Rutland spent Sunda y With Mr and Mrs W1lllam Hell· m•n Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Gtlhan and children of Ca nton spen t an even mg recent\~ wtth the Painter bm •ly Mr and Mr s Larry Roush of Jackson v1s1ted the V1rg1l Roush family over I he wel!k end Mr and Mrs Gtrald V1olet of Tuppers PlaJns and Mr and Mrs Floyd SpeneC! of Pom ero~ and Mrs Margaret HeDton, Bradenton, Fla , spent Sunday afternoon \\tth the V1rgt! Roush 's and Mrs Jenme Roush that stream, 1s het"e '1'M11;.1 There are 1r1 th"re somewhere - I L::now •t 15 Your Eledion Laws ·- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By TED W BROWN Sotc:ret•ry of St•t• of Ohio Well mfrrrmed and educttcd precJnct off1c1als are essential to the conduct af eff1c1ent and 1m parhal elections The elcct1on laws authonze the Secretary or St?te to prepare rules, rcgu1 ~ t wns and mstructions for the con duct of 1 elections BO/U'd!l of Elec tlons have been urged to h\)J rt schools of mstructwn for all pr-.' cmet offtc•als """"'iiHE'9 8V ~ ...... TH' KID- Af'fl'e? IN '11te'QE QOUND III£RE 16 SHE1: ASLEEP. OF CXII.Jl(jlf- Fewer 1rregu larnws have or , curred m counties wtoere atte1H1 ance al :1 school of mst ru ct1on i.e; "ret{UJre(l of pll precrnct offiCial• Followm g the last Genera l EleL.... 11011 the percentage of error In cou nties not holdmg sc hools u£ mstru rhon wa g much htgher than the JH•rcent age m those countlt"s v. here sc hools wei e he let The prohlern dealtng with th-' necessary qualifications of vote • s and the prl!s<'rlbed method or challcn):(e of voters are alnon ~ the problems dlScussed at th<'se schools " The dtstrtbutwn of ballots and the countmg of votes cast on these ballots are dtscussed and great emphasis IS placed upon these matters m order to msur .. lhe secree~ and proper co untt!lg of }OUr vote HELD IN BALTIMORE pa}ueM. 'JaqtnquewJag Ulo\JBW here m the court og. 'p Grindley on a non rrupport charge, Is bemg held In cU81:ody at Baltimore Md the !!hertff's department learned today NANCY AUNT FRITZI ... MAY 1 SAIL MY aoAT IN THE LAKE ' MAY I SAIL IT IN TH!: CREEK~ <' NO I I"-""'=·"'--= .l I / ( WINKLE li'ERRY GO:::o HEAVENS ' irlE. POOR MAN LOOKS LIKE. HE. ·$149 NEW HOURS LABOR DAY a.m. lo 8 p.m.' .· ~~ .. Mr11 VlrKLI Roush and daughter Mary Jo and Mr W1lliam 'Matla ck: spent Tuesday evenmg with rela hv~s m Belpre and Parkersburg SNACK TABLES 'r"' 0 \ lslted White -------Shrine In forest Run MethIJd·IS t WSCS MeetS --'--~ - ScOllt Columbus for stYI!ral day£ and flew from the Charleston auport <;IVEN YEAR AWARD GltEENWOOD LAKE, N Y UP- Heavyweight champton Floyd Patterson here preparmg for h1s July 2~ tttle defense against Tommy Hurncane Jackson , was Whlte ShrmP 1 18 soc presented With the Rmg Maga Repreaentatives of Mary Shrine, zme'J 'Fighter of the Year" No 37, Order of the ~htte Shrme award !or 1956 Tut.:sday ol Jerusalem, sttended the orfLctal inspectiOn at Martetta Shrme, No 12, Wednesda}~ July 17 Canton, M"n William Marshman anH children Columbus spent the week end with Mr a'nd Mrs Don· BASIIAN . ald Truuell ly MrL A. 14- loll.. Mr and Mrt. Lowell Buah and Mr and Mr1 William Stntell of S. J Jobnaon Bpent Sunday with Cincinnati &pent the week end Mr. and Krt Hubert Joftnson of with the latter's parents, Mr and Mason Clty. Mrs App Youna Mr and Ml b John Bu1h and famMr and Mrs Millard Adams of ily, M•aon, !!pent Sunday eveotna Zanesvnte spent the week end with with Mr anrt Mrt Lowell Buab and Mr and Mra Albert Pearaon. S: J Jobuson Mr and Mrs. Fred Mathewt of Columbus &pent the Week end vlth Mr and Mrs Eddie Gritfetb. Mr and Mrra Clayton Jone11 and By Mra. Jolin Olahl family ot South Cbarl"'.on is Mr. and Mn Wade Ht~lnes and spending a few days witb the Iat· ter's pa1enta, Mr and Mrt Grover H:r.!'old .and Tammy Traey, Ro· White arttJ daughter, Doru1 bert Davis an~ fJmily, CUflord Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mn [amtlyEva wereTracy. re-1;;;;;.;;~~~====:00;;;;~,1 IcenhoUr gue111t1and of Mrs Minnie Orr, Mrs Thel~a Orr Ia cent spending a few dayr In Columbus and family and Leonardsbura Hermn. K1sa,ter and tamlb• Jesse Tuttle, Chester Ia tpendloa were 1~eent a:u.cat11 of Mr and a few days with hb granddau&hter, Mrs. P(lf) Puk:tr Mta. Mary K. Roae. ; Mtenctance at !,unday Sehoul Mr. and Mra Clarence Partlow1• July 14 "" 82 Oll<rma •12 18. M.rt, Emma Partlow, Silver Rld&e J ~or.d Mn. Bo, Ebhn bllV\ eaHed on Mr. and Mn. CbllJ'Iel moved to Union Avcnut Spence!\ Sunday Beve11y J!Co~ J'aas returna;! ,., Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rose and • er 1 ome tn C tl\u,lbu.. afb- .. aon, Belprt, called on Mra. bora ~eks .lll$it wllh ,,eJa.tlvea. Roae. Saturday lfterr;~oon \. Recent liuest,a ot Mr and Mra - FOil I Mrs Allee Mr. and Mn. Al~ot'! Oo•lll•l~ fl.l iohn Diehl were Fbl'foods took auQpor ,Frldll!' Moore, Mrs Robert Bowen lnd nl&ht with Mr and Wra. Robert so11. Earneat ClrptJDter of GaUJ· White poJta. M:.· and Mrs. Graham Wad 1 lt(r.; aod lim. ltddle Soo.ll!>y, Ed- <IOU ol Columb.. and !leY. Batry. wlpt. W• Yo., ,pent the woet on4 Bate.. \ will! tho lalter'l brolbflr and illter Mr and .Mra.. Cllf!or<l J~:t~n in·law, Mr. an4 1 M~ Ed Griflelli. a-our an(t two dau.&bters apent • 1d;. an\1.)11[1. llaiPM Bollm! Jbd ~esday evening at thE: bome of ll~lVio 11r1 'ollfthia Mr ..~~,- 11., . poroota; Mr an4 !ln. Clay Eblin Jo... MortUDJI. Rod< Clillo, W Va. and ebJldreu. Laurel Cliff I ~ttD ... masters Ralph Spemer and R Kathertne Rowley who wos on 1 chard Vaughan Sr are attcnd1n vacation taRt week from lhe <. 1u Camp Arrowh~ad nea r Hunlmg week al Contuct" PrtONE 398 ' • . p N Kin Club Holds PsychIatnst Christians Ponder Problems roves ervous Meeting At The In Making Religion Forceful People Respond To Fake Pills VT~~~~~u~~e~t~s 1. Scouts Attend Camp Arrowhead Mr ond Mrl Howard Byero ' " on neation this week. and are v1s lUna lp Columbuo ond Z•n•ov•ll• Mr Byers u employed at the ftol rw ·~ r ·~ 1-tASt.J'T EATEN FOR A WCEK 1 MAY I SAIL IT IN THE BATHTUB~ .._ ___ - .. ., v. 8. �- • 1 ~ .. - - ~-t.. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 19, 19~7-7 THE SMITH FAMILY Middleport Society I 19 Pomeroy Boy ler Drus Store and Mrs Byers at the Pota.rhn Restaurant &-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy Mtdolepot t 0 , Jul y 19 19 57 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENIJABLE RESl il TS " Bv the Hour WANT ADS or RATES 2 ceata PN word one lr. _L rt JOn M1mrr::.~m charge SOc -4 entl per word fpr : hree ronse<'Uttve Insertions Spectal - One month for 25 rt nts pt'r word FtiU rate of 2 cents per word will hr> chnt gf'rl for a rlvf'rtJsm~ If aot pa1d for brfore the Hhn of each month follow1n~ ln-.erlwn .Errers m Adverlistng- Should be rtported lmmNl la1f'IV TtJe D~tdy Sent~ael '*"dl not be responsible for moDe than one mcor· ,....t lnsertiiM Card of Thanks and Spceh:l Notice• of Events $1 00 Ob•tuaru•.f published at 1 cent per word. l (I) Nottces l' nr Sa le or rn 11! 22 ~~~" farn I roum hou ~1 Pla d HHJ Sl hiJO I bus route Sc II nr fr Hh• fur HAM SHOOT Jul} 2 l st at RO\ hro u ~ f' .l!ld lot 7176 lD Frecker s farm Ftve P01nts 12 til dark sponsored b) Pomeroy Mo ·e 7 174 t~ ~ ur :s.tl1 or r 1 HI• Jtl411 i' H,.. I neJY t11 es dual mt fflo I I I di prrfec t 11 nn~ Jl v ~n li l t no;; NOTICES TURNER Reunion, Old Rf'Nlwdl l' n Phou 1 ,,JvlliP Dexter Church, Meigs Co on 3716 July 18, 19S7 Basket dinner 7 16 J lc 11 noon. Tell your friench. 717-ltc J"or Sal('- 2 Wh' <I II I I • 1 U~I'J car pnrl s tJn's rht lu JP. I !vel£ Van C'llllllV Rtllr ~ !lull itOfl(l He•dqu.rttrn for Rl 2 PunH rov or l'lw tH' i!92 1Y fiam•'lnile Lug&<~.Me - Lane Cedar 7 10 Blc Chrsta - LAU Wmdow FansFrtgtdatrc Refrageraton 81ker Purnitur•, Middleport, Ohio F'or s~lf' DJI\JN,, rnrom , ult!' 4 29 tf lab !I> f) 1 h l r ~ lr dfrl Lhltla 7 16 flip ;:c-- - - - - - - - - - - - tlosi( I !I llOf I) Home mad~ ICc cream, !'a kv <~nd - - - - p1c Sacrcrl He::1rl Chl.l rch I Pcarhc~ N1 w H 1vut t !n harrl ThurR July 18 il~'gmnlnl! 11 Nl'w Hav1 n p]r 0111 J ll :l4t>BB 6 P M 7 18-3!c 7 10 tr ---- R - - --· ------ I • 12) Cord of Thanks r LOI tn SVIil(ll'! Appro~1m,J1c l y -· --~-~-- - - - - ~' 50 X JOO l ll ts litr111agt UJl 2 I sh (cls Snw ll nslol(ll{' out ---- - - - -~bul ld 1n ~~ g1 >ale• ! lldr!Ci tY, n1ce la wn ~ hnrl c tr (( ~ fluwcrs ~ -flerc IS u harv rill B1 th r rheck Auto.SP.rvices thiS o.n(' I <II! lJ Mt ndl'r SrHeal tor Pe 11! I' ;.tiler - Ag<'ot I . B IIAWWIGS SONS CO. - 2• PnmMO) Phouoc 21J1 7 IB 3tc hour llirtrker Servl<!e Day Phone tiZ2'l Night Phone 8031·X DODGE • PLYMOUTH FO!t SA LJ ' - A\'1'1 1 s - On<" and DEAIJ!RS s"lJ u two (I(Jl!rtrll per hu s 1t I New Haven Orchal ~ New I\ 3Y\ II Phon( ru 24688 7 12 10le Auto Sales ------(8bl --------- • I (8) - ,---------- L --:-c-:c,-:-Gil <\ VI•,L'{ 'lrtM'TOR SA LES an d .Servlc~ R A l'llu llw, fi12 E Mu1n St rnmero •y 4 27 tf f.ost & Found 10- For Sole or Rent ror beat used car 'VA LUES, ~~·c BILL CIIII.US 7 9 J mop (6) J.o~;t bhH• anrt 11.hth ru~k'<'' If round ('all 24822 afl t r 3 P 7 l9·31~ M ·---.-::=-:~­ REGISTERED GOLDEN 'AcLIII"!ver pupplu P•J fe~t for field work or show \\-rite W R Elber· feld, 318 Oak St , Ullls horo 0 7 1~ 6tc HOUle For SAle S room hou~c Completu with furnilurt' just as It i..._largc lot 2 pore-he~ Nil buildings basemen t CL.~lt rn bottle KIIA In kitchen you H' fruit trecA beginning to bcnr crapcs and Urttwbt rr1cs nn 111 7 below Mlrldleport Selling h•• rausc of 11Jnc11s Mr~ Olto Rt Multord, Middleport. o No 1 7176t ~ J.ocu11t poRts (or aalc Exlra nJct• S 30 e11c ~ Phone Racme 3689 7 18 3lp - I•Ul S rlt fl ropm htlll t lr 11h ~ ll n Ull 217 1 1 ( , I t ] 1 11 ~ 7 18 tile rnorl~·1 ---------- A91 For Scie - --·-:;-:--,---:;---;:- Mc<.::ormlt k Dairying Cre11m s ~ parRior $215 Gas Runge S~ flerb Dr1dfield, HarrlKonvil' l' 0 7183t~ -- 112) Wonted 1o Rent u"nlu t !ll ~ lll d 3- h£'11.;-0]Il h nm~ t 11! h\72 bc fott- 4 30 7 1fl6t c f 141 For Rent ·------2 4 1011111 pml l 6358X 11 p1111m rnts S!OII' I )l}trl lftll!tlt . Phnnr 71(1~1( Rooms for r en\ 127 Butternut ( ln ~ r to town 718l2tr F~;-R-,-n-~4, .,-,-,-,-,-":' ;-h-c atc-h- f;u--c r mshcd np.u tmcnt u pst:urs N<'W hot wat nr henl<'r .md gnrag:l' mcludrd Ca ll fl!'i 3 1 7 16 31c , , ldlcporl !loUSE In 1 Rutla nd .Mabel 241:132 !1 room anfi bath apartment ly decorat ed C'11ll 294 -- - Tt J W 7 2 tf - ~- --- 1161 For R.ent or Sole --Help Wonted - -- - · - - - lDIWI Harley Dav1dao11 Motcrc ych Model H St In aood condition Wattnss Wn.,tml F.xpcruw·c Priced to lieU see Vic Taylnr Ftne per:~~on llomo Rest am fl fll nr Frank Cleland Racine, 0 , Middl eport 7·16 Stc or Ptaone Pomeroy 3631 Cushman Scnotcr newly O\'f'l Holp Want orl- lhJU se krorrer 00 hault'd Stlll cheap Evcn•rt )cnrs (If age Con la rt John 'flue!~ Mlrl· McDaniel Diamond St ncr 1~7 Dock St Mlddlcporl '7 18 3tp dloport 7 16 J2tp 'OR IAU 'l'he und~:rslaned il orrerlna for FEMALE WANl ED immediately for 3-6 weeks Unattached re.1ale the Thomu A Wagher pre apom;ible wo man 21-M yrs of perty In Letart Fall• Ohio apage Expt"l ie.nced with ch1ld pralaed at $12,000 00 a nil eannot care, cnoklng and ge neral bousebe 10ld for leu than that amount wnrk Good pay Must live in aubjett tc the apprcvat of lh.e Phone 24\ Mrs Fln lev 'I 15 81c Prob1t.t Court For mrormatto n pert.lnlnJI to blddlng caU Sl'b•l tbenbleb . Phone No 467 ( 18) Employment Wonted 'J'olT-Gte •e ~M (20 usiness Services b.,.. JUNK CO. I 2 near Hogue Phone ~ 7 15 6Lp Uprlght Plano and bcnch-$30 Chin• Closet wlth round (•JI ,...-,--,-- -- - --::-=alass (ronl medium slw, $2tl For Rent - Extension Laddcra, Scaffold Mards, Drop Clolha Mu H A Bllrnharl JopJ).I Clln•on Fisher, Middleport Store, State Rt 680 7 J9-2tc Phone 826~ 111 U Saw dlnt and shavmg~:~ loadrd In yo ur truck from bm or dclh Un fur111sh cd 3 lH 111 nn rn home (a ll 6172 hf'forr 4 30 7 17 61 1' ered OHIO VALlEY MFO CQRP TUPPERS PLAINS 0 -·-,-Phone Coolvllle 12~ 7 18·2:1fr ( 17) ' Author of EDITOR'S NOTE Ahglout column '" e Gradtng & D1tch Dtggmg editor of the Epl~eo,,. l Church eBack iloe SerVJ('e .,.wt M• ..zln• •n d hes re<•n t ly e Truck Loadmg E.Qutpment • Dump Trul k Scrv1ce been cho ... n to Ia d.. n of St VIRGil . WAMSLEY John's C•thedral '" Denver He r•lse• thn q1.'.t1tlen whether Phone Cheshire 7- 74~79 Chr.stianlty un get too " popu ler" •nd what churcfl m•mben sflould do to rel•t• their beliefs )B to th re•l proble-m, of the mod· BULLDOZER fo; - h-,,-. -. - .-.-n-ds, ern world b.. em•nt•, l•nr:lsuplng R M W 1BY tt DRF WILLIAM Th U Sj LEA Cowd•ry, Long lottom, Phone ' en or e n ted Prell 5- 25 tf TholJghtful Christia ns all over 10 the world Rre concerned about ·.-:::::--::--:-=- - - - - - - --- the relevance of the Chns!Jan P'..ADIO &: TEI..J!;VlSTON SERVICE. gospel as 1t ts bein g proclatrncd Phon., ~JO. Cleland Apphance today to the real problems o! the Store, l.td W M•l.n St, Pomerop modern woriL 2·23 tf At t1me5 the leaden; seem un ccrtam and confu sed about bot h strate,,n of the QtnCK SEIIVICE <.'n Wm!h &• the general pai.r!ng hy Factory Tralned church and the practical meam \Utchmakllr, t:OUJ.NS Jl!."WE by wh1ch the Christla n work 1 LERS Pomeroy 1-3-tl to move forw a• d This has start ed many g roups throughout tlw country to thmkmg about and to FREE INSTALLATION d1scussmg the churchs funda Muffler~:~ seat covers, batterieS, mental purpose Th1s would ¥t m ttre11 Bud~ct terms Moore's, Simple enough Namely, to tlor Pomeroy 6 22 1moe lfy God to wm the lost and to sanctify the fa ithful But for most peopi~J today sur:h exprcs CCNCRETE BLOCKS stons are mere words It becomrJ mcreasmgly clear that no new •aund Bett•r For ver b aIl~ms can meet the deep felt need for a new and more GRUESER llLOCK CO. relevant approach Chrlsltans are concerned about I Mil•• Nortf1 of Pomeroy the churchs task despttc what 1s Alumm .. m cr.mhmatlon ltorm ana obvwus ty a kmd of re hg10 us reS<reen wtndows and doori Steel v1val w Ame nca Church mew and alum mum awn1ng8 and can. bersh1p church attendance, and opw11 Ca•t William Radford, church buth.hng h;nc rcaehert new highs ~ 2 1mop Unci: Rprttl.Q:Jil Reull, History The more SCIISJtnc leader; pomt out however th &tt some or WE BUY the saGdest chapter s In church JTRUCTURA~ I BlAMI history were wnlten when C hri ~ SCRAP IRON- MITALl l1amty was extremely populnr and ''rel •gwus en thusia sm r.tn OHIO VALLEY very h1gh fhcy remmd us of t he days of rehgwus persec utions or the sorry t tmes wh1ch follov. cn ~OIM...., the establi shm ent or Chr1 sttamt v Phone 510 - -aB th<' offtclal rchg10r1 of the Roman Empue Thl'y warn us ol the r.eal dange rs wh1ch could fol t20 Bl Insurance lu\\ tf Chr1 st tamty gets too ' po - ----fS.arnes-~.mJWQn lnauran~e pulat today MhhJleport Fire It ts saga Inst such a bnckgroun d Ron&. Phon• • end out o f II11s {on1N n t hat tul"l rt:'ally Mrt 1catcd church le<Hicri FORF.'l~N & AUUOTT TV SEfi. arc cons• dcrmi:J the prohlcm or VICI<: AI! makes Repaired bY Ex comcmporary Chri Stia n stratf'gy pert TIW'~nlclaQI Phone 6284 Y 1 here have bee n few clearly de IH&-U fm ed answers yet ancl no unl ve r M.dd i&J)I):!" hul --- - - :----::-.,-,.:- ~a lly accepted prmclpl es, many COMPLF-'TE lmuranrM Protection, there are, nevertheless, Life, Autc·. Fire, Polio Call Dor hopef ul s1gns Underneath the 1.urface not MiJII, Middleport, Ohlo ye t widely understood or accept ed ts an emerging pattern wh•ch (21) Reo I Estate !'an be dimly (. 13 eerned A 111 w - - and more vital set of baste prll' - - - · -::--.,.---;-;--:;--::-- ciplcs could emerge which m1ght HOUSE ~ 6 rooms and bath One .s park one of thr. mo st slgmficanl n11 lc from Chester on Rt No 7, 11 dvance 11 tn the churchs long running water, electricity and story of struggle, triumph, anrl natural ga.s in house, b1g gar· disappointment den YU 15-2232 A J Carter, Star Sug,..h Seven St•p• Route, Che:itl'lr 7 8 12tc We .sugge.:~t tha.t there arc sovcu steps which are necessary tf Good aean Used Can lhts new program l! to be cffcc AU Makea and Mod811 live and relevant to lh(' rc.1l world m whtch mcu live torla y They may geem obviOUII It IS lhc AUTO SALES obviOus however, which we too ;;;;;;;;.;:::~;;::.::;;;;;;. oft en mi ss Here are thl'l step~ - - - In the development of thl.. new &U WAU .:~ tnlegy tor the Chrlst1an churet: - The Gospel must be acted out and not just proclaimed The Abbe Mtchcnc•u has sa1d thPI ·• • ~ 'the parish church must be ttw .., , _ . . show window of God's love. I II I. ........ Itt. ,..._ a1 Th1s means, In orrllnary terms ..,..~L Ohl" lhat we must demonstrate our OR lt. A. C•K Wm.....,...... product If we ever expect •o 1,.""-"".,....,. . . . . 1 market It We have to '' trsnafer 'Our rellaion from our mouths • aur muscles" - Evang.g.lHm and the church'a IJI.'~URANCE AGENCY But it mtsslon begm at home Plr.t, A~o~tomobll•• HHitlt doesn't end there Our em phasis ACCIOINT mu1t be first intensive, and th('n ttv encf ..... extensiVe It ls really eas1cr lo take the Gospel to lhl.l "heathen' tn far away placet th11n to the In MIOOLII'ORT, OHIO disillusioned frlen~ s at home who 61:t6-M PHONII 6311 may have been Inoculated wUn so many emall dose~ or Chris LIGAL NOT!CI tlamty' that they are Immune FOR BALl to the real thing " The Dora Romine pro)XlrtY lo· - Every layman must also be 11 eated In Dexter Ohle, and Middle· Christl~n minister Tlll.s is more port, Ohio, will be sold by the than the "priesthood of all beundersigned at the law ('lfflces of hevera " It grow!! out o( the fa ct Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at that the ehureh Is commissioned 10 00 o'clock A M 1 Sllturday, lul:f to continue the whole minis;,rv 27 1907 Property located In Dex· of Christ In \his ~en!le , the ter Ohio, t• •ppraised at $6 800 church 11 "the extonsJOI\ of the and cannot be sold for le1s than incarnation " thu sum Property located in Mld GotiMI for Soc:Mty dleport Ohio 1a appral11ed at - The Chrlstlan Go:tpel IS no\ ~ 000 00 and c•nno~ be !}Old for ju~ot for lndivhluala but tor :;(r Jesa t'han thi! sum Reai eet.ate to ciety an!t eulture as well Th~ be sold to hlghCI!lt bidder, rubject center of lntere.lt varies fro '1 to the approval ot the Court 11ge to qe The dorninatlna eorSybil Ebersblch, l!:xt!outrix oorn of our day Is. the J11'0blem (7\ 19 20. 22, 29, 24, 2~.. 28 710 ol bqman relatlontblps-betweon l Mr and Mr:. Earl Stelnel', of mdivlduab, classes, ra~a and na· this wMk'• MiTROPOLITAN a-o•w••• = • .,.=,..,.-,...,. -...... c... Real Estote Broker Sound Movl~ Projector A.-1 eondttlob. CtNJt 5420 new •1211. Rol!<rJ Burton, 120 Cole WORK B~ nAY or tronln& at St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 44'7M Cleveland. were week end a:ueata home. Ca ll 622&..J after 4 p m T·174tp ~ 1 \ 7 18 3 te of "'" MarJe Steln.- a11d Earl t 2 batbroomJ, 1arage, •10,!100 C> n John M Main St , 7-17-810 lh Rodney Downing tiona -1\e need to recoanile the prlnelpl' of c:onta:&lon "Chris· ~Z..lnAr, eau1ht tlanit;J: la more often Wanted-PAPER H.LNGJt\3-.23 " ~rry Barker, Waverly, visited than taUJht" ThiS means that years exr~r aen ce Frcn et't Mr and Mra W11lte~ ctoota and W. do n.:~t often win converts bv mates ).,. V kelslng~, Ra.eh\ ' fumtly this week for 16Yeill d~" atauntent. P'!rhapl the p~ss - - - - - - '''-"of eonventon ~In belt be aLarted llox 124. Oblo. 7·1-t! " m ~ nJll grou ps 10 •cells" 1r you By Delos Smith Ilk! United 1 rMI Sc'-nc• EcHtor -As Ard hb1shop Temple has NEW YORK UP _ A ps:ychla d d G d remm c us o Is not Interest trist of expertmental bent has ed 1n relzg10n" The world r(' found that a majority of hl& over IJg wn ts not a Btbhcal word at anD.ous or over tense pahents re 111! Jesus talked about God cen spond quite as well to a placebo ten·d ' n11 ng not ahout ' religion 1 as to " happy ptlls." Thts word ' rellgion" too ofteo1 A placebo 11 anythtng which is mf'ans the con partmentaliza· known pos1tavely to have no phyl tto r: of hfc teat effect whatever when taken --The need to proclaim th'! mto the human body 1C It does princip le of redemption Tr• produce an effect, that effect is Chr1stu:I Gospel IS a1med at the produced by the power of sur,gesredemption o! the whole ere a- t1on t10n, • a new heaven and a new To compare the effect of any earth," ant. a great l>Oeaetv of chemical compound beheved to be nPw me n m Christ t'hts means 1active withm the human b.Jdy far mo~ than just e:~: tr1eat!u g with the effect of a placebo ''g'lv· lndJvldue:.s out oC this: chaotic en for real" ts therefore to suband smful world ject 1t to a tough tesl Chrtshan t~angellsm can be Dr Robert R Schopach, phy tleflned only In these grand Cluatrast at the Henry Ford HosLerms It 15 1 cosmtc en crprl sc pttal, De'rott, used the teat In obaes.slonal, llnXIoul, and tense nea· robe p~~o tients-a placebo opposed to the "happy pill," meprobamate which La sold under the trade ly 1.,.... B. Ihie names "Miltown" :end "Equlnol" Mrs Bertba Holter was at Ath Sam. lffeC:ts ProclucMI ens, Saturday In a majority of the patlents, Harold Heilman and daughterfJ, what effect one pmduced the oth· Tlnda and Rose Mar)', ot BeJlefon er produced No one should tindertme were vudtmg the former's stand this to mean that the pHI's Mr Cl rk Ihle and fam· only power u that of suggestton, 1t s,s er, d' 1 at k Since there ts no question of Jt oneanday weelhle and chil b emg ch em1caJf Y ac tt ve l nsld e th e I YMr Mrsas John dren were at the Reed Reunion al human body Zanesville tast Sunday However, the doctor's point was Mrs Bertha Holter and brother that suggestion plays a part in Lester Ba1ley were calling on Mr how people respond to anythmg and Mrs G L M1chael Saturd11y they take Into themselves For In r;.venmg The M•chaeh are leavang stance, he found that w1th proma· for an extended v1slt in the West· zme w~ich is a "tranqullizer" ern states much more powerful chemu::aJly Mrs: Mildred lble and Rose MarY than meprobamate, seven out of Hellman ware calling on Mrs. Her· 2.? oeurohc patients "felt just as bert Riggs recently well on a placebo" Several folks: attended the Car· He was reporting in the hosplman funeral at Pomeroy Monday tal's techmcal bulletin on the Mr and Mrs Frederick Reiber many new- med1cinea whu:h are and two daughters of Toledo are mtcnded to reduce anxiety "None vi.Sttmg Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson of these dr.ugs are cures but may and Robert Reiber and !anuly and be useful crutches," he said. '1'he other relatives: paLwnt should always be evaluatMr and Mrs C D Reed of Bev· ed to determtne if psychotherapy erly 0 and Mrs Mayme Brown mtght not be more helpful tn a of Newarlt were Saturday guests curative direction" of John Ihle and famtly Addiction F"red In another report on ' tranqulllz era,' wbtch lS a red hot subject Mr and Mrs Richard Frtend and m medJcal sctence these days John A Ewmg and R. E Ch'ldren .nd Mr and Mr' Ru''ell Ora Full 11 "I8 t 1 •· f Roberts and gr•nd""n Kcl Barnett r sWJ o the Una ...... versityove, of PSYCar North Carolina SChool of Hookersvillc W Va , were Ctll· of Medicine, urged physicians not lers at the home of Mr and Mrs Sherman Roberts and family Sun· Timmie White, Chillicothe is day afternoon spendmg two weeks wtth hla grand Mrs Nclhe Eblin, Mrs Arthur parents Mr and Mrs App Young Ebhn and Ltda Adams attended Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr spent the Oral Roberts services m Co- Saturday evemng wtlh Mr and lnmbus Saturday evening Mrs Charlee Theiss and Mr Mike Mr and Mre Charles Eblin Jr Theis~, Dorcas and son, Benton and Lida Adams Mr and Mrs Junior White epent were gucats of their daughter the week end With relatives at Mr and Mrs Robert Faul.k, Sunday Mountain, W Va Mrs Allee Moore called on Mr Mr and Mn John Howerton and Mrs. G A Adams, Monday and 80n, South Cbarlestoo, epent evening the week end wltb the tatter's Mr and Mra Dake Eblin, Fo1 sister and brother·m·law, Mr and tor1a, Ohio spent Wednesday with Mrs Alvin Ritchle and famlly M.r and Mrs Charles Eblin Jr and Mr and Krs. Roy EIUo.U, Vien· na, W Va tpent Sunday with Mr son, Benton Mrs Ahce Moore spent tuesday and Mra. George Roberts Mr and Mr• Robert White apent e~;;sA'f/~ :;:reN:: ~Jo:: her Sunday afternoon with Mr and brother, Mr and Mra John Diehl Mrs Rollin Bearhs of Flatwooda Mr and Mrs Rich Powe-ll of Su~~B}and Mrs: Ben Eblin and aon Ktnamee 1 Fla., called on Mr. and Homer, ca Jled on Mr and Mrs Mrs A H Bailey, Monday Ch 1 Ebll J d Mr and Mn. Keith Walton and area n r In aon, Benton Tuesday aon of Colum})u& •pent the week Mr. lnd Mrs p M Shawhaw of end with Mr. and Mra orvy Gain· Alhland, Kentucky, and Mrt er Mr and Mrt Omer Cramlet. of Frank Addis of Roc~eater, New York spent Wedne"'ay with their Letart apent Friday with Mr and brother, Mr and Mra. G H. Ad· Ml"t Albert Pearson ami Mr. and Mrs Eugeae Marcinko, Mornmg • star I THOMAS FORK 1 to use meprobamato for any length of tim~ in pattents addtcted I either to alcohol or drugs • It appearS' that this dr .. g may qutte easily become a subiltttute for alcohol or barbiturate lntake and that habituation may octur they reported to t he New Eng land Journal of Medicine Dr EWing satd he had seen two pa tients who sa1d mco>robamate "feels just like taking a drink" ani! two others "who had lost con trol over the amount they were consummg:" ' zen's National Blink bert John and 'romm} Shasteen ~arvm Spencer Donald and M1k Spencyr Donfld Webrung Tom my Wh1te Dot Coates Beli n F.wmg, John McMurra~ ;Jan, Clelai,d, Danny ~ Bowe rs 1 hil11 Me1er ~Jk.e Swat;yl Kellh tiJ• mtz and Allen Dowme They atlendcd stx hour da~ws each day sWammmg, boatmr rtfelry cor;~.u~rvftion flr&t ahl and sur"~•valry ~unday evemn J the troops h1ked to the {op or the hll l ne, r the camp for a l'j!mp fiN meetU\i: Tuesday the) had a ftre drill and Wcdn esdav a ('limp £1re for vi ~ltors mght Group sipgmg led by the lear! <Jts of the camp opened the pro ~r.~m arter which each troop ha :l a .;;;t~n t Troop 249 put on a hyp 01otl.sm act wlt h John McMurra as lead(r Vtsitmg the cam~ Wednesdav evemng were Mr anc! Mrs AI bert Coats son N•ck Mr ami trfr.s Henry Ewmc Bobhy Due\ Sonny Gloeckner J 1mmy Mee Mr pn!,l ¥r~ Wy"'tt OlliJert Mr a.nd Mrs Herman Ohhnger Mr and Mrs J W McMurray Mr ~~~~ Jdt s Hepry Clela nd Mrs Elwoo'dl' Bowers, Mrs J ohn Hunnell Mr and Mrs SJdncv Spencer: Mr. and Mrs Philtp Me1er Cbarlcs Swa tze-1 Jed Web ster, M1s Hazel Andrews M1· and Mrs Edwm Weluung aad children Jamce and Denms Mr ttnd Mrs T A Dowme and MI S Ralph Spencer Mr Gilbert remamerl at the ! ramp for the night and Mr Spen eer came home retUJ nmg Thurs I Mr and Mrs Harold Eppl,ey and son Stephen, were calletl to zanes v1lle, Friday for the funeral of his great uncle Charles Mautz They spent the we$: end \\ tth Mr and Mrs Oscar Eppley Mrs pavld Darst Sr 18 recuper atlng &Jowly at ber hOJPe after be ing retu'Mted' from $t Josf! ph's Haapittll where she was a surgacnl pat1et1t Mr and Mrs Wtlham Grueser pon, tb ap.d Mr$ Totti Bo\\n Mr and Mrs karl KrauUer left today tor Mountam Lake, VLrgama !l~,t&aell M.dls IS a surg1cal pa tlf:nt a! ijolz.er Hos~tal They were Mr and Mrs Stewart Hawlnns, Wiitchman of Shepherds Worthy High Prtestess of Mary Shrtne, Mr and Mrs Ernt!st Win· gett, Mrs Came Nye, Mra. Lu.Ia Nease, Supreme Committer mem· ber The offie1al Inspection was by Marguerite Dut.sch, Tulsa, Okla, Supreme Worthy High Prtesteu of the. Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalerl). f4rs Marv1n Swan is tll .! her hqme Gn F'tsher Street S Sgt V1rg11 J Manley Waco, Te~1 , soent the week end w1lh IU.a parents, Mr and Mrs Walton Manley, who met h1m at the Oharleston auport Mr and Mrs James Parsons and famll)l, Fior1da, and Becky Htll Charleston, are v1s 1t 10 g; Mr and Mrs Gorald PI "'ion and son. Bob RebeccRRothgeb Point Pleasant lll a b.ousQuest of her cousin, Jean POMEROY SOCIETY " First Baptist Church Closs Holds Picnic 'BAKER I BO\\ Mr and Mrs Earl HagJ o! Kentucky are the guests of Mr and Mrs Harry KeJBer, Mmersvllle Mr and Mrs Adolph Grueser Jr and daughter of Canton were recent guests of bla parents, Mr. nnd Mrs Adolph Grueser Sr 1 Mtner.:~v Je l.h• and Mrs Henry Bullard of THmpa Fla are tbe guests of her parents, ~r ~md Mn David hecker, Pme Grove and other ' relata es "'• · Mrs C l<-~rtcc Horn of Ashland, K) , was a v1s1tor here Thursday Mt and Mrs WU11am ZwJefel retuJ ned to thc1r home, LAw· •ence Kansas Wcdncs(lay after a v1s1t With Mr and Mrs Jack SUvers and othi!r relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Stivers and daughter of Cleveland and Edward Stivers of Youngstown were teeent guests of relatives Mrs Addle Gruescr has return· eel borne after a ten days vl.alt With Mr and Mrs R B WilktD!I, La ICR!Stcr William Jav of Cleveland Ia the ' guest of Mr ' and Mrs Howard Mcintosh and Mr and Mrs John !.latey Mr. And Mrs James O'Brien liM family have returned home .1fter a Lhree weeks vacat1on at Daytuua Beach, Fla Mr. and Mrs Harold }(en a1·d !On, Larry , of Ft. Wayne, lad, who are vacatlontng at Lake HoPE vt&lted fnen.da here Thurs. day. Mr and Mn. Ralph Speneer Rtt cnded the Wellston Fa1r Thurs. day The annual plcntc of the Busy Mr and Mrs L. E Reynold• vi• Bee Class of the First Baptist tted Mr and Mrs Va1 Reynoldl Church wa1 held 'i'huraday night and douahtcr, Rena L)'an, Galli· at the Roa<Wde Park poUs, Thunday Gu~t.s inclU.ded tbe Rev c E Hoyt, ;JollfiY-s~and NAncy BLACK Thompson, Pamer :. Janice [,u· WROUGHT IRON LEGS mAE:~-. RN, and S ey Mealey Jl!j', GalUpollo. ' ~ftcr the aupper and liOCial haur let tream wu taken to the Chlldrens Home by members of the el"s. M'emfiert present \fere Mr., J. 0 Leonard, Mrs T F Haw kina, MiQ Sylvia Mc:Muter, Mr11 Tbomaa Darat, Mrf. Milton Hood Mr1 Iva Turner, Mrs Will Haptonstall, 111'!1 Ho"er Hysell, Mrs llabel Wirt.eb...,nner, Mh:. D•le \t:ournlng, Mrs. Fran~• Bearh• Mrs. KaUe Matthew•. Emma Matt. b:ews, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Raymort Lulllln, Mrs Lillian Mc.Gh(lc Mrs. Charlea Bennett, Mrs Dan" llamll\on. $.lfl9.oo ' Boy~ attendmg <Jte Jon We ~ter Terry O,hlmqcr lunmy Gll a.f . H ld nspectron e AM t 0riett0, 0. Roome '\ New Furniture N1neteeu membcn of Boy 1!oop 249 and the1r scou 1 I J Mrs. Hanson Holter ass•sted by Mrs Ralph Sisson entertained the Womans Society of Cfmstian SerVIce of the F orest Run Methodist Chuch, Wednesday evcnmg at h"r home "The Heart of A Stranger" was the topic of the devotion and pro gram led by the president, Mrs Russ Watson GroUp smgmg of the hymn 'More About Jesus", opened the meetlng followed by prayer by Mrs Albert Baer, and scripture reMmg taken from Lt· vttieus Four articles on the topac were glVen, "Natal Umon of South Af· rtca", by Mrs Eugene Forbes, "Chinese From Borneo', Mrs Fred Nease", "Japanese From Brazil", Mrs John Scott, and "A Puerto Rican In New York:" Mr&. Lelia Flint Following group smgmg of, 'Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone" Mrs Hiram F1sher read an article, 'Sp1rlt Lifters", Mrs WUJard Flu chee, 'Poor Appetitto\1; Mrs Mark Evans, ' Just Thmkmg' Mrs Hol ter, "Fr.orn Wllhm ', Mrs U S Nease "How Rteh Are You", and Mrs Watson 'Cast Out Worries'' Group singing of "God W•ll Take Care of You' concluded the pro gram Durtng the bustness sesNon plans were dtscussed f{lr the dh· trict WSCS whach will be held at the Forest Run Methodist Church on Tuesday, August 27 The ftrst eommun1on set used in the Forest Run Church whlcb the Society had resllvered was shown Refreshments were served by the boste111 to those named above and Mrs William FISher, Mrs Christy Baer, Mrs Alfred Yeauger, Mrs John F Bally, Mrs Charles Baer Mre Lew!, Walker, Mrs Kern; Rouah, Mrs Jaeob Bacr, Mn Ro· bert Laudermnt and Mrs, Ama,da f)aet. o. 111;'11 ~·.~<~;,. DAti. r+.II'~S 110 t;OOQ m ton, th• s week to Waftl(IJlon, D C for a v1w with SiLly Gnmore, who 1s employ ) ed there M1111 Rpwley returned Sunday rr01 n \Ynhmgton Mr and !t,trs A E Erwm have returned from Buc}rus w:h are they were caUed by the death of his father, B~t Erwtn 87 Funeral ser vtces were held there Tuesd the home of Mrs Rtchard Vaughan Jr. Pearl Street Plans were made to meet on July 29th at lhe home of Mrs: Anruce Ohlinger Games were played and pn~es W(ln by Mrs Bertha BlaC'kburn Mrs Edgar Pratt and Mrs Emma Letfh t et A dessert course was served by the holiiless to those named above and Mrs Harold Ebersbach Mrs Vita Lehew, Ella Ebersbach Ellen Ebersbach , Mrs Lee Pr•tt Mrs Florence Wmdon Mrs Lucille Vaughan O:l)' evemng Grace EPISCOpO · 1 GUl'ld Mem bers v·.s·.t Galli' poll's ette CJOOks, thiS week Stenheri Coata, Gene Crooks and • Anderson were tn Athens Willl&m Mass "~,.,race Hort on, Mrs Et d J Thursd~y night where they played erett H,a~es, Mrs Thco ore R(lc in the Pop Concert given on t~e Jr Mrs Patnck I ochary Mrs J E J) HariiO ~t'r M!s.s V.d'l l:Jmversity <'ampus Jean Routh, Columbus arr1ved Ihle, Mra Fred Crow Sa , Mrs J. today for a week end VISit w1tb her 0 Roedel Mrs A H. Kmght ami mother, Mrs Dowmng Rou sh M1 s Cednc Cl ..rk mcm~rs of t hu Guild ~ r the Grace Epi sco pal Churc h were m Gall ipolis Mon day e"m ng a< guests of t he Macy tdfcrth;J Gu ild of 1St P~ ters Ep1 s I ~t~op&ltG'Au.rch Mass Spurlock, tl ,• • ' TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK · Pomeroy Ccwncll burs en· tint.ers Merrill •nd Roberts of Perkel'lbur' raiM •nte on cost of town•, Nnltary •wer system from Mt.OOO to $101.000, the prlc. lncre•se on the proJect's mat.rl•l• f.-.m 1946 to 1947. Eul Clark luves for Sche"" .et1dy, N. y., clan C te•rn of t h• Catt~dra" • Amer-Ican L•••u•. the property o( tM Phltltn. The neVtiY organl1ed Meigs C~ Truck Growen A.... cl•tlon at Letllrt F•lls warms up for It• first yeer'• opera· lion ancl •rrlv•l tM p..k of the INIOn. a graduate of floh.et Hospttal School or Nurs mg who ha s 1ust ret-1rned f1om French West Alrlca where she served as a Bap!Jsl m•s sw n ar~4 was the 2 ucst .s peake r Servicemen MEMPHIS, Tenn IFHTNC) Jel>Se E Bullock , a11man appren hce , USN, son of Mrs Be atr1~e C Bullock of 305 Bank Ave St Ber nard, Oh1o 1s attendmg t he basiC Av1abon Electronacs Technician School at the Naval Air Technical Trammg Center, Memph1s Tentt WHEE TODAY: Lincoln Ht•, r..idenh will han hnpro~ w1-Nr preuuN after tM M•lgs Water Co ax· erciNI itt •uthorlty r•eelved from the PUC to lnttall boost· •' pump, •nd cMrgo SOc mo ... per rrionth to cover cost.. LIL ABNER SHE SUOOENI.Y ~A CHILDISH FANC"f 10TH~ OTIIEa CANDIDATE/I RATHER THAN HU<r HER FEELINGS--- GASOUNE f 1$h!ng tackle at New York's Floyd Benn ett"fi,;Jd. sh~';-'t!; trans conhnental record of three hours and 23 mmutes . Greetmg htm are hts wife, Claire, an~ their children, Dav1d, 11, and Lynn, 10 The major said that. even though he was "gomg llke a scalded duck," the feeling of speed was "less than duvmg a car about 60 mtles an hour." (lntem~tional) Frances Smith F } R' unera Jtes J{ e}d TUe8day M Fr unera 1 serv ices 1or tss an 1 ccS" Smith 95 were held Tuesday at the Rawlmgs Coats Funeral 1-Iome wtth the Rev C E Hovt •nd the R<' Ralph Zundel pastor of the M1ddlepo~1 and Pomeroy Bupltst Churches offmatln)l; F Buraal was in the Middleport Htll Cemetery and p.l!l beLJre rs m eluded Paul Smart Harold E Hub bard, L D Dil es Charles Bennett Relatives from out of town Ill 1 eluded Mr ii nd fl.lrs M C Flecht ncr, Columbus Mrs Harr East man a nd Mrs Belly Kltche/ GlOUS' er I I WEST SHADE I 1 Mr an d Mrs Norman Johnsort and Mrs Ella Painter nf Columbu s S'pcnt Monday WJth the Russell Pamter famtly Mr and Mt s John Smith of Pom erny spen t <~ da} 1ecentl} 11.1lh l\h and Mn W!l ln1m Hea l man Mr A V Johnson of Char le.ston W Va called on Mr Rus sell Painte r last Sat urday Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and famtly of Rutland spent Sunda y With Mr and Mrs W1lllam Hell· m•n Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Gtlhan and children of Ca nton spen t an even mg recent\~ wtth the Painter bm •ly Mr and Mr s Larry Roush of Jackson v1s1ted the V1rg1l Roush family over I he wel!k end Mr and Mrs Gtrald V1olet of Tuppers PlaJns and Mr and Mrs Floyd SpeneC! of Pom ero~ and Mrs Margaret HeDton, Bradenton, Fla , spent Sunday afternoon \\tth the V1rgt! Roush 's and Mrs Jenme Roush that stream, 1s het"e '1'M11;.1 There are 1r1 th"re somewhere - I L::now •t 15 Your Eledion Laws ·- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By TED W BROWN Sotc:ret•ry of St•t• of Ohio Well mfrrrmed and educttcd precJnct off1c1als are essential to the conduct af eff1c1ent and 1m parhal elections The elcct1on laws authonze the Secretary or St?te to prepare rules, rcgu1 ~ t wns and mstructions for the con duct of 1 elections BO/U'd!l of Elec tlons have been urged to h\)J rt schools of mstructwn for all pr-.' cmet offtc•als """"'iiHE'9 8V ~ ...... TH' KID- Af'fl'e? IN '11te'QE QOUND III£RE 16 SHE1: ASLEEP. OF CXII.Jl(jlf- Fewer 1rregu larnws have or , curred m counties wtoere atte1H1 ance al :1 school of mst ru ct1on i.e; "ret{UJre(l of pll precrnct offiCial• Followm g the last Genera l EleL.... 11011 the percentage of error In cou nties not holdmg sc hools u£ mstru rhon wa g much htgher than the JH•rcent age m those countlt"s v. here sc hools wei e he let The prohlern dealtng with th-' necessary qualifications of vote • s and the prl!s<'rlbed method or challcn):(e of voters are alnon ~ the problems dlScussed at th<'se schools " The dtstrtbutwn of ballots and the countmg of votes cast on these ballots are dtscussed and great emphasis IS placed upon these matters m order to msur .. lhe secree~ and proper co untt!lg of }OUr vote HELD IN BALTIMORE pa}ueM. 'JaqtnquewJag Ulo\JBW here m the court og. 'p Grindley on a non rrupport charge, Is bemg held In cU81:ody at Baltimore Md the !!hertff's department learned today NANCY AUNT FRITZI ... MAY 1 SAIL MY aoAT IN THE LAKE ' MAY I SAIL IT IN TH!: CREEK~ <' NO I I"-""'=·"'--= .l I / ( WINKLE li'ERRY GO:::o HEAVENS ' irlE. POOR MAN LOOKS LIKE. HE. ·$149 NEW HOURS LABOR DAY a.m. lo 8 p.m.' .· ~~ .. Mr11 VlrKLI Roush and daughter Mary Jo and Mr W1lliam 'Matla ck: spent Tuesday evenmg with rela hv~s m Belpre and Parkersburg SNACK TABLES 'r"' 0 \ lslted White -------Shrine In forest Run MethIJd·IS t WSCS MeetS --'--~ - ScOllt Columbus for stYI!ral day£ and flew from the Charleston auport <;IVEN YEAR AWARD GltEENWOOD LAKE, N Y UP- Heavyweight champton Floyd Patterson here preparmg for h1s July 2~ tttle defense against Tommy Hurncane Jackson , was Whlte ShrmP 1 18 soc presented With the Rmg Maga Repreaentatives of Mary Shrine, zme'J 'Fighter of the Year" No 37, Order of the ~htte Shrme award !or 1956 Tut.:sday ol Jerusalem, sttended the orfLctal inspectiOn at Martetta Shrme, No 12, Wednesda}~ July 17 Canton, M"n William Marshman anH children Columbus spent the week end with Mr a'nd Mrs Don· BASIIAN . ald Truuell ly MrL A. 14- loll.. Mr and Mrt. Lowell Buah and Mr and Mr1 William Stntell of S. J Jobnaon Bpent Sunday with Cincinnati &pent the week end Mr. and Krt Hubert Joftnson of with the latter's parents, Mr and Mason Clty. Mrs App Youna Mr and Ml b John Bu1h and famMr and Mrs Millard Adams of ily, M•aon, !!pent Sunday eveotna Zanesvnte spent the week end with with Mr anrt Mrt Lowell Buab and Mr and Mra Albert Pearaon. S: J Jobuson Mr and Mrs. Fred Mathewt of Columbus &pent the Week end vlth Mr and Mrs Eddie Gritfetb. Mr and Mrra Clayton Jone11 and By Mra. Jolin Olahl family ot South Cbarl"'.on is Mr. and Mn Wade Ht~lnes and spending a few days witb the Iat· ter's pa1enta, Mr and Mrt Grover H:r.!'old .and Tammy Traey, Ro· White arttJ daughter, Doru1 bert Davis an~ fJmily, CUflord Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mn [amtlyEva wereTracy. re-1;;;;;.;;~~~====:00;;;;~,1 IcenhoUr gue111t1and of Mrs Minnie Orr, Mrs Thel~a Orr Ia cent spending a few dayr In Columbus and family and Leonardsbura Hermn. K1sa,ter and tamlb• Jesse Tuttle, Chester Ia tpendloa were 1~eent a:u.cat11 of Mr and a few days with hb granddau&hter, Mrs. P(lf) Puk:tr Mta. Mary K. Roae. ; Mtenctance at !,unday Sehoul Mr. and Mra Clarence Partlow1• July 14 "" 82 Oll<rma •12 18. M.rt, Emma Partlow, Silver Rld&e J ~or.d Mn. Bo, Ebhn bllV\ eaHed on Mr. and Mn. CbllJ'Iel moved to Union Avcnut Spence!\ Sunday Beve11y J!Co~ J'aas returna;! ,., Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rose and • er 1 ome tn C tl\u,lbu.. afb- .. aon, Belprt, called on Mra. bora ~eks .lll$it wllh ,,eJa.tlvea. Roae. Saturday lfterr;~oon \. Recent liuest,a ot Mr and Mra - FOil I Mrs Allee Mr. and Mn. Al~ot'! Oo•lll•l~ fl.l iohn Diehl were Fbl'foods took auQpor ,Frldll!' Moore, Mrs Robert Bowen lnd nl&ht with Mr and Wra. Robert so11. Earneat ClrptJDter of GaUJ· White poJta. M:.· and Mrs. Graham Wad 1 lt(r.; aod lim. ltddle Soo.ll!>y, Ed- <IOU ol Columb.. and !leY. Batry. wlpt. W• Yo., ,pent the woet on4 Bate.. \ will! tho lalter'l brolbflr and illter Mr and .Mra.. Cllf!or<l J~:t~n in·law, Mr. an4 1 M~ Ed Griflelli. a-our an(t two dau.&bters apent • 1d;. an\1.)11[1. llaiPM Bollm! Jbd ~esday evening at thE: bome of ll~lVio 11r1 'ollfthia Mr ..~~,- 11., . poroota; Mr an4 !ln. Clay Eblin Jo... MortUDJI. Rod< Clillo, W Va. and ebJldreu. Laurel Cliff I ~ttD ... masters Ralph Spemer and R Kathertne Rowley who wos on 1 chard Vaughan Sr are attcnd1n vacation taRt week from lhe <. 1u Camp Arrowh~ad nea r Hunlmg week al Contuct" PrtONE 398 ' • . p N Kin Club Holds PsychIatnst Christians Ponder Problems roves ervous Meeting At The In Making Religion Forceful People Respond To Fake Pills VT~~~~~u~~e~t~s 1. Scouts Attend Camp Arrowhead Mr ond Mrl Howard Byero ' " on neation this week. and are v1s lUna lp Columbuo ond Z•n•ov•ll• Mr Byers u employed at the ftol rw ·~ r ·~ 1-tASt.J'T EATEN FOR A WCEK 1 MAY I SAIL IT IN THE BATHTUB~ .._ ___ - .. ., v. 8. �8-Dally Senhnel, Pomeroy-Middleyort, 0, July 19, 1957 I• ' Pomeroy Bend Mary Rachel Rawlings Engagement Sherman Bu~lrk Jr has ent;r·- ~ R b --K-- Grange Annual T.o Charles lochary Is Announced ed Holzt:r Hospttal whel·e he IS I 0 erta raeuter sebeduled for throat surgery t o-~ IS 4-H H Inspection Set da,y. os t ess Wednesday Eve I 1'\.no "'"" '"""' •·d r' th• :'atts£ Roberta Kracutcr Pnt~r- dnnual -~~~f· !tun 11h1rh wt l l hi• J .---1 I latnecl the B&C 4-H Cluh Wedncs rla ,v f.'vemn~ at t h~ hom~· uf her parl!nls :'alr a nrl '1r ~ l"ldnn Kraeuter, Mormn g Star. wtth a h" l•l ·~· · l!lf'~ n .lo ut.: ust LH. a t ti-t• f) ,• v H,l' whf'n l'omt•~o\ H· •1 rt f,tJ n :~' m• t ~\ •· rlJit ·~ dl.l} ' 11' 11 ''g party Fol!owmg the sonal huur sand C r Ht• •1' " 1 pr •' 't•! 11 thl' •• il ~ .- l l " f r th· · llioh1(•! ( IJJ!le ~ !.1 'l P nr11• 3i'PI'·'' tor ud wa , l • wtchrs home mncll' ter l'Tf'lHrt C'ake and koul atd \.11t'n· ~!'r~cd tn Mrs Paul Smtth tht" J~cht~rJr Mr~ I Bl•lty rar!ctnn , 1111' <J'lH I'\ anl .ul Vl~illr Jol\Ct' f'IUSOr l J)nrnth \ ltr cle. Jo:ycr f'nrlt•, Sh,unn and '\l.1ry R1trh1r .Jaequf'hm· T~ .~IIJf K.1TI'I1 and In• McKay !\largarl't f arl I 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW I Fur~iture • ~ll~Wf'll'rl Clon Ka re n ll olt(·r I gursts Joan Brmkl'r and__B_o_bcrt_sm _ tth _ ami thrf't' Judv OUI;; I I , _ _;;;;;;;;;;;;.::;-"';;,.;-; ;__..:__ _...;, - ., I 1 CO IJiflllo ' < Ill f' r 1 lllu · " s1'1~111 -! ''P' •' II> l ,,,1fo, l ,.,,,,,J , Iht d '11' " H 1 11,· G TP11 > ' fp] 1•1"! .. ,,,11 lnw• ··~ h\ rr1ll , ,,1 ] 11.1lh t:tt· mt·rn ht" n·•piJ" I •t::, 1., 1th ''Hil'' <'~~~·~­ l"i( 'Ll ' Ut:S Thun. & Fri. July 18 19 GregoryPeck RJchaJdl.l.1~1hatl " MOBY DICK " CVtstavts:on-1'(•chnuuJ,. 11 -01 IsoDennis O'Keeff• ~lat<~ l .. tll(' lttfrigcratur and (las Range Pay Oni) $5!1.50 down aod $29 .00 per month "ANGELA" (Suspcnt~" All the Wa vl BAKER FURNITURE S•turdo~~y Only July 20 Cli fton Webb l_jJorta {,rah.ll\1(' THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS (Clncma~tti1JC1'('('hlli(O I0 1 1 - also Tyrone Powt:r Susan ll.r\\\,url On Tht• Rrlghtf'st Curnrr In Middi~·JHirt 1'1 ..!'"''' w1 - p!a. I a "1)•1 Jt Y r!ll r ~rl f' 1 n. I 11''1 \1-~S ht·lrl r"llt ~ ( h tr lr' ~''' ner•t ~-l' t' 1 j lrl'<~rltn! ' 'h 1-l lr ] ' .HHI a d-HII v" P'' ,J r fl rl II' \11~ .ltJhn 'J'f' ,.,.1] lr ' ~lr r ht i'• IIU•• 1 tk c ,, r !C'r I' h rl1 !\11 , S1u rHI'I l ' "•'~f· n t•rl I 1 Pl 'l11o sol11 !!1, 1''''!..· 1111 1 ·]n~l"l 'with J'l f.tlil ' tll!l ll~ nf 'lh1 Gor1l Old Sumltll'i I lnll . \lr -.. I ah:-1 \V,l' the •• -t ompanr"t [or thr t'\'l' I· tn ~ "RAWHIDE" ' I I A rfp~-;(•rt ro u1'r w.r, ~1· 1 \ "rt h I if' \ lr nnd \1 . ~ l ll'fn .,:n \.\,unPr • ~· 1nrl \,J ,' ud \\r, l· ltyd .Spcnv · I ~. . 1 .1t tlo e (']u o;c~ uf tb1 ml'"lmg ~--- mu 1 Ride In Style Observes Birthday Of Mrs. Neutzling • Tlw b r!lo.•>, of , 11.1 Ro•u\,• h • :\'ltll<ltll(.( wa~ o h~•"v!'d Thu rs·lay " w!tl n ll~!' nu~\ Hl'r St win' Crrd' ,r 1 •~o· 1' 1•dt•l atl' rl f 'huJth me t ful r• ,Jil ; I•'Y qu tl 111 ~ \icat!o!! Now in One of theGe. Beautieg >\ r!•·tor,,t(• •l h11 tl1tL1v r:1 ke w ~~ ·' 1'' d wll h ,1 pntlttl ], d1nm•r al ,,n · , ' o 'lr' ..,, ·: 1, i ,n M1 s w 1. K.tllb \lhs 11'11.1 Grue~( r, "' ' Alli .Jil 'l.l l{o~~pl t \1rs Hov '-'t·l I, !I'd ~11" (II lr•l Vlur• HY. JI-lt • 1<1111 , Itt t i ll' I ~II 'S AIIIIJ J)lliSl \It' \rl,rm J• lwt·~l, , rh \11' ~ t ' lil f<I "''l l.ul\r, 1\lt~ ~rtd,l Mllt·h . ~~ ~ ~ (,,r•lt' C tlll' ' tl ~~r~ Cla l l'llct i\1.• · 11· Mrs, l ,1:1 Sluclds Mrs -~ ,.tlt l •n Kl rlt'~ '\-Jr, ll.1• 1111'1111 ll<~nd l\tn !1 -~rr~ K••t sr·r M1s \\ ,d1r r jlj;trl ~~~ ~s K;lll(.' 1\('l'ht il ll' ' t11n ltUt '1~ M1 and ~1r~ JJ,onl , ~ B('sS u\ f l W<JY I\1' I1HI ~- ---e~Y~~/ _.-· ~ ------- - ._, ~ - . '.. best in Used FIRST PAYMENT DUE SEPT. 3rd 'i :H. ,..::..;:. :L, MARY RACHEL RAWLINGS \ • ' .11.• 1 :w r~ H II Rowlmg;, ·' 256 S (,reenw•wrl St. l\11l r to. 1 ar1 ~n n ouncm g l iP rw~agcnwn' (JJ th(•lr daughter' ~lazy Hache!. l'h ,·•c l•·',, I' I '•'>"h ...•cy, '"" of 10 M I M ' r :.t iH rs W I' Lod1ary, High St '1 Pomeroy H 1 d 1' Js.s s h ts1 an gra " uatr·II Wt ill J.{l> h Sl !'I t ~ 11p c~· c oo. ry 11 ... arr, p ~ rnd 1~ now alit IHlill" t 1lf' "· • "' • Umvcrli tiY r,f hoche~tt' r , Roches J !c r. P.t, whNP ~he l.i a member or the 1 heta Eta So1nrtty ,J11d the Ph i lol.t JlonOf<II'Y Sur·t tv . Mr I orh~z·y IS <1 J:; l :'l.llual l' or Poml'fO)' HI ~h St hool <ttll l Oh!fl '!'·. St~ma 1954 FORD Customline I 2 dr Sl~dan . Sparkling $995 01 rg in al ttlac k fll111ill. 1954 BUICK Special · · · · 2 dr Sedan $1,395 We 'vr> scrv tcf'd tl11 s ca t Sll l('l' nt'\l 1954 CHEVROLET$ ChOice of two $1,095 vcrv clr.an c<l!'S 1955 FORD V8 Customline 4 dr. Sedan. Clcanc!-it '55 school h·achcr 111 Iown . $1,595 ~,onlum ,1 1 H' Owned by 1956 OLDSMOBILE $2,495 Super 86 2 d1 . ll oll1d ay Cpl' Less than 14 ,000 ac lu al' miles Powe1 stccnng and b1ak<•s ~, 1tll y cqu lpprd 1956 BUICK V8 Century . $2,595 2 ~r . HtvJera Cpe Smart Ivory & While fm1 sh Dynntlow dr1ve One Careful ov. nc1 1954 BUICK V8 Super $1,595 4 dr. Seda n . Dynufl~w dnve. R&II . N<•w one cost .<Ibnut $4500 00 ThiS one like m·w 1n app('a t·,1nt e :md rond1 t10n 1954 FORD V8 Customline · $1 1095 2 dr. Sedan One of best appeanng cars on nur Jot 1953 BUICK Specials · $995 Two extra fine cars One u.as ow chan lc•s -, r> t•cl 1)\' !' i 1953 CHEVROLETS o1w or n 1n '' • ' 1-1955 Plymouth VB Radio '~md Hcutt•r uud Su lld. C. I.T. f'mancing Pl~m METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Phor'l• 604S·J Open Evenings until 9 p.m. At Tralflc Light In Five real buys. S~cia ls, Su pe r s & Roadm n~lcrs TRU~KS \ $1,595 Look:;: a~d drives )Jke new Radio & Heater t"ull rhi'Omc dlx. equ 1prncnt 1955 FORD V8 2 ton · · · · · \ New palnl job. Good solid tru ck M~s Jam r~ E H.•rley a nd -.J' man. K.ms115 Cit\ ~1 o, left torl;~y for t'ol umlms whC't C' they will vi H ' 11 tlH·tr hroth C' I', JOS<'Ph Dumhll- I J\!vHn 11nd h1 s v.lfc bofnn• gom~ I I to SJII'll l2flC irl f t d vbut Wtlh Dr j ' and M1s Joh n JLrr lt'y Hlld chtld· RS EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. 5U- 306·111- Pomeroy """--BUICK- GIIIC .TRUCKS ' Stvv CAMERAS BROWNIE ,These snapshot cameras make color slides, too! Just imagine I These remarlo:oble cameroS molce oil three kind's r IIOWlltlSfliRlSM _ • $8.50 Prompt action by Edd1e Kitchcn hfe guard al 1he Middleport Mu mcipal Swunmmg Pool Friday aft ernoon ~vcrted a p-ossJble traged\ at the popular rec reation center __, A s wimmer rdenttf 1ed as Kittrell ~ - ---------- !ter m for hu wife's murder Wllliams of Pomeroy, aceordmg to Herbert d1d not g1 ve newsmen reports or the InCident, dove from I the unpub ltshed detatl!l of the the low boa rd.~. bobbed to the sur ' Sheppa rd murder that Wedler face twiCe and lhen disappeared I me ntiOned whtlc bcrng questioned under th€' wate r by Ale.-c (,regory the lie detector Apparentlv no one but Klfdlf'n cx~erl tn Deland Fl'<Y nolired the thstresi'l of the ~w•m • , Shf'ppard htmst'lf wtll under go a mer . smce the poul was ver> I tot: dt-tector e.larr>tnahon by Gregcrowde d. Kitchen on 00!!$.J.:Olo': the ory, ll was.,annou:tced after Ohto frant1c efforts of the sw 1 mmer I Gov C Wilham O'Nclll aut hortzed A range of 14 degrees 10 tern the test on the basis or the "eon.. dove tn wen! to the bottom or the pool and rl ragged William s out perature 5eemed to separat{' Vlld fcss10n made by Wedler then revtvf!d ht m ' <II port and Pomeroy toda~ as the I The gove rnor autho ri zed the lieToday Kttc hen modroslly di 5 sun <limbed toward tts l t·nlth al ] dcte('tor test at Sheppard'& recl~rrncd ano,. rrcth t for hiS fea t by noon 1quest O'Netll Sllld that tb.is wa8 sa~ rn g ' William s JUst had a case At t he same ttme offtc1al IOlal I the hrsl lime ihat Sheppard had of cramps a nd needed help that's rrptiiH lackmt:. two places 111 Porn- asked !O take 1 test. II will be 1 rn\ all · had thermometers sho~Jng gncn tn Oh10 Penttenttary here temperatures close te the JoT1day where Sheppard IS aerv1ng a ltfe natwn;,l record of !U9 at Blythe l'entenee for seco nd degree murCalrfornla der The Rtzer Otl Company readtng I Ohio Pemtenllary Warden Ralph was 106 ''In the sha de" according 1 Ah•Js s;u d he L.Jlked by te lephone to John Fult 7 b0<1kkeeper A t her 1with Erie Stanley Gardner of the momf'ter on the Second Slreet ~ar - 1Court of Last Hesort 1n Flonda ht fro nt, ah~n r bmg angled rays and proposed the t1e detector te:!!t of thl' su n satd 107 be given next week. He satd GardIn Middleport :\fax Roller of the ner. however , did not know when ClNCINNATI UP _ The .state Roll er Pharmac> reported his t her the test would be given. Alvts said he doubted Gard ner American Legton ~onventwn ts "X me ter read "9'.! tn the shade," a pccted to bn.ng 1~ .000 Le t t 0n. pleasant cool place compared to would set a deftmle t1me for the naJres he~ Sunday lo marrh m 1 Pomeru) t~~t be,or{' the f1rst of the week. the anual eonyentton parad t• ]I'd :'l-1rs Donald Mullen Lmroln Sheppard had refused to under· try the E1ght Dist.i-1ct. . Heigh ts saJd a thermometer on g9 a he-detector test duricg the The Legtonaires t.ad>es , thr- An· the ()Ut~tde of the Paul Harbre~ht l mvesliga!Jon of the July 4 , 1964 erican Lcg ton Aux 1har y an d th·• home ncar the POlnt L,1 nl' Gro- murder of Manlyn Sheppard on Forty and Eight heard add ressr:; ccr~ store read 98 In the ~hat.IP the ground that it would not be 'by Gov C. William O'Neill and Aecordtng to the Unned Press "tmpartlal" But Sheppard mainkep Gordon "H Sche{er Thurs· thp, r r pnrt('d. low temperature w tamed hill 1nnoccnce throughout' d "· t th it , . lht natron S;~turda~ mo rmng was the tnal and su bsequent apP,eals 'T''h a e ~penlllf 16Sston. F degnes at West YellowstoDe 1 to h1gher court! ' ' 1 w dl 10ld · e women s count~prt of or- Wyo ty and Eight, the ElfiW and Forty 1 c er ncw~men 1n Deland elected Mrs :,;bellef carnble 01 I Fnday mght that be e-ntered a "td" ..... ..... _. I Cleve land killed 'home onbeat the amaht Mar~ fl:r_n watl woman Olhl'r officeF elec1ed wPre Mr 'ith St~e Sonnansh ne Wadsworth and wt a '1!i,te,l PlPe as Bhe slept aDd ' t hen strul!k someone who rus bed :'vlrs Mal' ll Kal hfl eJse h, Mansf1el ll Of upstam .VICe PI' CSJden t ~. Mrs Lou t~ Kr ,. Authorities Still $bptfc•l henbuhl~ Hanulton rhaphn, Mr ~ Sheppard maintain~d throughout Mabel Elh•;oo Loram , hlston<~n th~ tnal that he was lying on a t~nd Ylrs An~1e Me Elroy, Toled<J r ouch on the mgbt of the murder ~e rA~a nt at arms MlLLERSBURG. 0 uP and rushed upsta1rs when be heard Holmes Cou nty Sben ff Harry a notse onl·1 to be knocked unWeis~ said today "good f10ger consciOus by a bushy·hal!'ed inpnnts · were the on ly clews to ~he trud~r 1de nl1ty of h~o drunken men who Even so, Cleveland authorities ktlled a young Amtsh fa rmer here rcmamed skeptical aOOut the Wed] F'r1day and beat hts wtfe ler confessiOn, -notmg dtstrepan1 Weiss said experts from si ate c1es. For mstanee, Wedler said he cnme burea u at London had hrted struck the woman only a few \ t he prmts (I om toe stf>ermg wheel trmes while an autops-y report of a truck and the eyeglasses of showed she had been bludgeoned Mrs Droit' Cob lentz 26 about 35 timu. Weiss sa1d one of t he killers Wedler, whQ was the 25th perpulled off l1rs Coblentz ' ~:"lasses in a struggle after the pa1r robbed son to "confess•• the crime, told her husband Paul, 25, and s hot newsmen he was In ' a "mental fog" after he bludgeoned a Cleve-. him Meanwhil e lhc sea rch for the land hou sewife ami could not rekillers sh1rted to the Alliance area member everything he dtd But where St~:~rk, Holmes and Colum- after readin-g accqunts of tl'te hia.na coun ly aulhont1es mar- Sheppard murder he sa1d he was shalled t heir full res ources for the convmced he ktlle<f :'11artl)n bemanhunt cause " there cou ld n't be any othWe1ss sa1d h e had been unable er .answer." to recover any bullets or s hells "I got to lhmkmg about 11 and fired from the murder weapon . a readtng about 11 and I got to hP-a v:y t'all bcr carbme type rifle tbinkrng I d1d tl 1' Wedler satd He sat d on{' hullel passed through Used Steel Pipe Coble nt z'~ head and smashed mto W edter, weanng a t he ~kered tmy s plint ers on a concrete walk sport shirt and blue Jeans at his !Continued On P•g~~ Two) fin; t news conrcrcn ce smce his -----'--- ----Mo-nday co-nfession sa1d he struck hLS vlchm wtth a pi ece of steel pipe w1th an "elbnw" attached Cleveland au\honbe~; bave sa1d Wedler could not have murdered Mrs Sheppard because the woman was struck repeatedly w1th an angled Lnstrument Wedler, s hufflmg- from one foot to the other during the tntervtew, said he arrived m Cleveland ear ly m July, 1954. and took "dope" after he met somf' frtf'nds " I was out of my head." he ~;uri '' AU I had on my mind was getting money ' "Do you tht nk you killed Marllyn S heppard ~ · a newsman asked. i "Yes s1r, I do." Wedler replied. 1 " I didn't know I killed her unt1l I read about 1l," he ndded • All that I could brtng to my mmd after readtng abou t It was that there couldn't be any other anfiwer." Wedl er sa 1d he s tole a car. park· ed It on ' side street in an excl usiVe residential area, and lookMA.TIN J. QUIGLEY (right)r ed for a home to burglarize . president of Mutual T1 tle com~ " It was about two hours after pany of Washington, tells Sen ~ takmg the dope and 1 had a floatate labor racketa prober• 111 mg feeli ng," he sa1d. He Hid he Washington Uuat two top ofl'!''slipped mto the house and went elal8 of the United Te:o~Uie upstalfs'' where he saw a woman Worket'll depoait&d $95,000 from sleeping 10 a bedroom. union cofJera with h1ln In 1952 '' I was carrying a ptpe. I wasn't for purchase ot real eata.te. He carrymg tt for any reason except 11a.ld they uaed $57,000 of the for personal protection," Wedler money for BUburban honiea. The said Textile of!lct&la are shown Hs• "I hit her threl! or four timea. tentng to ~gley. They RrEI [ unde rstand she ws ~ h1t 30 or 3$ Lloyd Kle.nert {left), ~tecretary· lJme!i. t,reaaurer, a.nd Anthony Val• Eighth District To Lead American Legion Parade $9.95 IROWNIISfliiUl ELBERFELD$ I 1 1 PLYMOUTHS BElVEDERE 2 door Hardtop "8" Cal'llival red and sand Dune Wltite. WINDSOR 2 Door Hardtop SAVOY 4 Door Hardtop Two tone Champaign gold, Cloud white lop "8" Black and white. ' WINDSOR 4 Door Hardtop BELVEDERE 4 Door Sedan Saturn Blue and Jet black. ' "8" Satin grey and Marine Blue. ·$AVOY 4 Door Sedan '· "6'' MeadoW,, Jreen. ' 2 Door 6 Pass. Suburban DELUXE "8" Cai!IU'Y Yellow and White. \ . ....,- ' . -6·<... ' ' 1r954 PLYMOUTH .. · ................. $1295 ~~vdedll~ HatdtQ~, Poworfllto, Radio uo--:t, new seat covers, one owner. 2 door and Heater .. ' I' " ' " • - " " " ' " $995 ,. 4 door selja~. Power&lldi, Radio and heater, good Ures, ' One qwner car, Low mileage. • New pljl\t jab. ' ,: · · ' ' . . 1952' PLYMOUtH . · ··· · ··· · · · · · · ·- · · · · · · $595 ' 4 door; low lllileage, good Ores, one owner. MA ... Y MOU Qhioans Warned 'to Get Health Tags For Dogs Morgau rcvte wcd aetlvllJcs of !he chamber the past year a•1 1 Rosenbaum responde(] a fter 1(' rctvtng lhc ;::nvel w1t h ln,s plan~ a nd hop es fo r the comm~ yeat Ted Reed Jr , spoke outlm1n,[' the econom ic prospects !n M~;g A deserl rour.~r was served b1 'I County and m !he close-by Oh l ) \1r Gardner a nd Mr Ruppf'lt Oth· """'"' He r trorl '1. trf!m<' ndnu!'1. h ers present 1h ~n the mtlllster s dustrial potential and remmded were Mrs R R Pickens Mrs Don· : 1uc Jaycct.:~ tnat n ne work oonc 11 . aid Lowery Mrs Ch'mls Fo:-.: . Mr ss the pllsl 1;; htJt a begmmog of 3 1 s.a ll y Schaaf. teachers Dora Me big JOb thai hes ahead Kcc Bclty and Bnrbara Covrrt Jnrlv Sauer. Emmaltnc Bowlc~. Alma BHumgarrlltcr, Jantc-c RH'hards . I COLUMBUS UP - Ohio re!'H· den-ts p\anmng to take their dogs with them (In vacation in other , states were warned today to carry heAlth eertl!lcates for th e ammals Dr. H. G Geyer, chief of the Di vision of ' Animal Husbandry State Agricultural Departm ent said "virtually all states have regula- 1 lions governmg the Importation of I dOI!IB"Therafore, ln general, th ~ regulaUons provide that all dogs to be tran11ported acros8 state Jines llh81l haVi! health certificates" He suggested that 'J)rospeetJve tourists cgntaet their veterl6arian to obtain proper tags and Jdenti · ficatlon showing that the dogs have- been vaccmated for rab1es W1thin the past 12 month s. 1 . I Fair weather Predicted For This Weekend I 1956 CHEVROLET ............ -· .... · $1795 -1953 ctiMOL£T ~> t.- Star ' ch ·W•'dellC'd F KilJ ers Of Amish Farmer I Twf'_ tone Jet black, Cloud white lop. 6 Cyl. Dol Ray Coup~, Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsuraD<!e Corporation POMEROY RUTLAND COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P) - A convict who cl aims he killed Man lyn Sheppard diSclosed deta1ls of the murder that were never made pub!J<.: , It was reported today Statements made by Donald Joseph Wedler, 23, to a lie de· tertor expert, were g1ven to Lt Gov Pau1 M Herbert counsel for Dr Samuel Sheppard, Cleveland osteopath serv mg a ]I"fe I and-whiteJ •• , then just aim ond shoot. lowest prlces-everl 57 _ The coins that you're accustomed ro spending dail)" rnore from habit than desire can pa,·e the w ay to later, greater satisfactions, if yon hold on BANKING SINCE 1872 Claim Confession Of viet Tells Details Not Made Public Prompt Action By Lifeguard AVCrt S Tragedy 1 of pictures - bladt..and·white snaps, Kodacolor snaps, and color alides with new Kodok Elctochrome 127 Film, Eosv. too -turn a lever to the type of film you're using [color or blade· NEW YORKER 2 Door Hardtop PAVING STONES ' Pomeroy National Bank p Mercury soars T0 New u·•gIIS I I IIn ThIS Area PlAZA:ll'ub Sedan We Pay 2% Interest On Your Savings ----SINGLE COPY-lie - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·- Shell pink and Desert Beige. · · · · :· · $795 --~--- 1 WINDSOR 4 Door Seclan · ------ . . ." CHRYSLER$ Mrs Stockm an wa~ gucsl of honur at a h rrrtkfa~t g1ven hy 7\lr!i 0 P Klc 111 during her \'Jstt hrrf' 11n d Thur~dav C\cn ing Mt s H,tl lt•y entertmned wtth a huffrt su pper h onorin~ her .<a~lcr. Othl'r guests wc rC' Mr ami Mr~ Wnrr us Chn)nhr.r~ Mr 11mi M1 s 0 Jl Klc111, Mrs. W11l .Ju hl!ng Mf!l' Jl M 'fry i1, with us! - nr-~ 1{'11 to th em - nnd bank them. Otllo. G.Mr•lly fjllr wtth little c.h•ng. '" tempt>rltvre todtJ, ... night 1ftd Suncl.y. HiP tH.y In r. - m elector ests ) ' -'h. ndq "" '"" lor .~,1d0~ '"" '''" · , q u 1pm • nl • (il m NEW 57 her Mony More As Low As $99 ETT Pomeroy-Mrddleport, Ohio, Saturday, July 20, 1957 SEE BOB PERRY or DON STIVERS For The Best Deal huu~ t' t' II C~t. Mrs Kat hcrv n St e~rk - 1 Hyd Dump Extr> good 8 25 X 20 llres 2 Sp ax le 10 11 1953 GMC V2 ton Pickup ---~------------------------------ NO. 81 ' Mrs. James Harley And House Guest Visit In Columbus $1 1695 Durnp body. Fully reconditioned and ready to work VOL IX Another Aerial VieKOf~Meigs Co Farms "8'' Ja.f!e green. · $695 ------· 1 Mn' (' IY UNITID 'RIU • ' / $995 1952 BUICKS · · · · · · · · . as low as $595 1956 GMC V8 Dlx. PiJkup :6~:§~-r::~ , tM 90"•, low tonllhf 64 M 7l. ' · as low as $895 4 dr. Seda n Sparkling origina l black finish •' ' enttne ' 1 MANY -MORE TO ('IIOOSE FROM 1 In AdvertiiiDi In ClrculalloD Weather 140 1 llnrdhlp l<~a lr lnno 11nd CU!i· to m ltnc All ~' onlm,iHitl t' H.t:llily niCC. I at y e In Local New1 Daily Vacation Bible School Plans For 1958Are Discussed I 3-1955 Ford VS's Mr and Mrs F C Reichert and family , Nlagua Falls N Y., moved Thursday to the French property on South Second Avenue Mr Re tebert ll:i t:~mpJOyed by lhe Vanadmm Corporation p lant at Graham Station. . JRST Jolly Club In Potluck Picnic On Wednesday Four bea uties 2 _ 210's and 2 Bclair<·s Otll' lth new convertible, and 3 t'\W door!i _ 19$3 FORD V8 Station Wagon 1 ~ Like n ew m etallic green two to n e flmsh • 1953 FORD Customline · · · · ..•' me· &~rs. Hooace McElhinny hroX.e a bone In her root wben she fell Thursday at her home on Leadl:tg Creek Road. ~r and Mrs. 0 . P Klein wen busmess villton in Athens Th ursday ma:ht. ~ ,t ' J.ames R. Douglas, Fords, N J, a pilot with the Pan Amencan L.u1•ermy, Athens, and l!l 8 Airlines, vistled his aunt Mn Lillian McGhee Wedneodo'y ond m•·t11 hcr of Delta T au Deltfl Fra- Th tr1t 11 d urs day guests at her home inc JI Y c serv e two yean in· eluded another nephew Leon lhl' I JSAF where he was aflihat- D cd wzth the Propulston Research ouglas and spn Ronnte, St Alll• >' 1 o f th e a"·ir Research Develo~ bans, W Va.Schramm, ' Bernard who bas fllt'Jtl Com mand, and 1s firso lieu- b een :v111t . 1ng hill daughter Mr~ 1 cn,,nt 111 t he1 Reserves He Is at J h n L yo ns, and Cam11y , thi ~ spn~r nt PIemp' oyed by the Ph·Jip • wee k • re I urne d home today and IJ•no a nt and plan~ to return t• Oli1o UmvCI"o"Jy 10 lhe !aU was aecompani!;!d by his frBIId: " daughter, Unda, wbo w">ll v·181·1 · there Np th: lt' has bee n set wr th~ 1" 'rlt' 11t: S/ Sgl Franklin Clark who i~ 955 Chevrolets va an1l 0 H.Hiw, lh•.dLr ovcrrlrtvl' . j Ij...;;;;.;,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;~s~la~l~to~n~e~d~a~11F~o~r~t;;R~tt~cll~t~e~,~M~d~-~·~"'~;;;;; I! 1 I Cush Ju111uton, Bradbury , h1a a dmner TUesd.11y at their home. Guests were Mt. and Mrs J . W. Jeffnes, ~rs. Paul Hudson and Pamela, Indianapolis M.r!l Francis Larkin, Mr. and Mrs Cllarles Amos, John and Sammy Larkin, Rutland; WIUiam Larkin, New Boston, Mrs. Marte Wdk1nson, Bradbury Mr1. James Douglas, Belle W. Va, and Mrs Ida Neal, Ru 5scll , Ky , visited Mr.s. Lillian McGhee last week Mrs . Downm.'! Roush , Mrs. James Murny and Mrs. MeGltee took Mrs Neal t.. tier home Sum:ay and returne.t here Monday. Mrs Murray visited her son WUbam and wife al Worthington, Ky Mrs Robert Allensworth and $On, J ohn, and John LYOrut at tE'nded the Wellston horse show ThursGay Mr aud Mrs. J. W. JefCrlc!i 1 J and Mrs. Paul Hudson and daughter, Pamela, IndlanapoUs lnd have been vlsltlng Mr. Mrs: Cush Johnston, Bradbuey, Mrl'i Francis Larkins and tori, John and Mr. and Mrt. Charl(\1 AmJ:i Rutil' ld. ° The Ju11 y l'lllll md Wl'dr\l'~tLry fVC!lllll!\ .t t U111ln•'s I.akl' For a pol - 1 lut'k picmc su pp er Durt ng lhe liOCial hu ut Mrs llny Ma}cr recl'tvl'd <In ;~nnrvcr·.al v I gJft from lwr Mvstc1 y S1sli-1 lhl--.. AI1PIH11n.l( Wl'll' Mr ~ 'A-1Ibrn fo~rcl l lLtll!Hil.(\' l\1 1' S Mal'('l', '\Irs l.tliH , l11utk Mrs Crrul!l W!ltlt rm uth Arl' You Looking for ~11~ Uon11111 llaurk. Mr ~ I!:lllu'1 ; \VIII M t~ ll t·llry f) ,u k v, !\1rf Ol 1!)55 Model l'ar _ I trti 'J (;J ltnlll [lnd guL ,jo Oonllll' 1nnd N. rncy .Jn W11l kt•r Pun111 M.H II' II ave Six (til. ll ~ ut• k Lordt,r )) ••till I<' and I{U IInlt lim tung a nrl .1.111 II Htck ect Mr. 1md Mr., ther, Mn. Chl.rlea Walburn Mrs J(c!l.th . Pralt, Chesapeake, spent the week end with her lath· er, Wtlliam Green • and I .::::::::;===::;:=::::;:=~!::~;': '":"::'::'::": "': ':'·,: ":":"' ' :'==II Busy Bee Cirei e 'I I' q l a mi f' RlGIUAJRt; f hoflot J I, IO mn11t'l'l lid 'o 111 < .J tli;!l ! 1• >I' Wl'l i' " I •I I '1"1-, Ill ok 111 • r rnt('~, WOII)' h h••l d ,1' 1)\., Ill\! ollt•( t •11).(, 1\U \!JSI 'lt Plans 1.\Lrt ma t1t Ill pr:<t!IU f I tll', l!(' \.1 \r k 01• Sunrl,t\ Al r" u ~l il DPl lll).! thro l •t 1Jt ,• 1tn• n ;a p,.q 1 ' ' f.ln> ..... ~. pr• tt'1''' v.·11h Si t"' I Middleport Society acheduled for di$charge from the Army on August 16. He it the son of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Clark. Mrs. Wtlliam Grueser and fam· lly, Don and Debby, spent several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ja y, Columbus, and Debby remamed for a \oneer Vl.S;l Mrs Harold Thomas and baby, Tberesa, were tn Columbus last week where lhey vls:lted her mo- • ! By Unite;d Pnts- ' anrl offtrr workf'rS Scouts Return From Jamboree Geor)Jc HIbbs, Explorer S('n ut , an rl Karl Beck, Boy Scout. re · ho ur and heavy rains assaulted l lu rn ed home Frtclav evcmn,E frnm rort10ns of the upper Miss1ssippi , the fourth Nat tonal Bo:v Scout lam Valley and the (!entral plains Fn- 'I boree at Va l li"~ P"orge, PA . ~ d11y m ght while tornado funne ls The local hoy~ were tn t he cara· bung in the s ky as a war n ing van of . l~rtf' srecul Grevhnund th mgs mtght get worse. huses whtch ('ame throug h MtdSweltering heat, tespons.lble for dl<'port at 10 p m runmng two one heat exhausti on dea t h in Mm - hours later th an sc hedul Prl The neapolis, was crowded out of the J am boree cnrlerJ Thursday mght area by cold air wh1eh touched off with a candle-h ght reded 1cat10n violent thunderstorms. ceremo ny Meanwhile , the wea._therman pre--~----dieted fair weather along the Weal r AWAITS HEARING coast. the Ohlo Valley and the ' Junior Hal e, 53 , Rutland . arrest· New England area C1oudy weath- 1 ed Frld:J y by ~onstable Ros!i Evans er and occasional th undershowers on II charge of tnlox tcatiOn awa1t ; .appeared in forecasts fO!' ths rl' st 11a heann g tod!!y H(' .sper..! Frtdu' of the nat!on. !':;!lht 111 ,1il!l Wind~ raemg up to 05 mtles an COURT ACTS LEONA OAOI bea.me out her brlgbteat emUe u Carol Morr1a ot Mei ·t ~ County -comnpn !P't ,as Iowa, la.tt Y~l "Miaa Unlver8e," crowns hei "Mfsa U. 8 . .A.." at Court entries today showed the the ''Miu Univerie'' contnt Ill Long Beach, Calif. Leona got Edi-th Mau tle Sisson vs Ralph there u .. Mlsa Maryi&JJd," At 6-teet.-914 ahe wu the tallest of Miles Sisllon divorce Cllllc has been U. 8 . conteata.D.t& Sha i9 21, and 86-28·85. (lt&terna&WnaJ) disndssed on app1ication of the ---- -- · ------.1 --ptamt1H,_ and that Judge John C LONG BEACH, Caltf. UP St~tes. Bacon has over · ruled 1n all 1ls Mus United Slates-Leona Ga~:C '1 knew the M:ls$ Universe n rl c· branches a motion of the (!efen of Maryland- admilted today tha t rotffade a married girl from endant m c. G. Cuckler vs Joh n , she IS mottled and the mother o! termg the contest, but 1 thought Stout and Orba Stout. Defe ndants! two sons She waa d1squahf1ed in ! had a chance," she sobbed "f were gtvcn until July 27 to flle a the Ml..'l! Umverse contest, and Look it and lost Yes, J'm marnE:d demurrer or other aruwer MiM> Utah was namE:d ~1 !~~ Untted ,;.nd f h a'I'E two eh1ldre.n II<l~mta n ls I $ BOUGHT HOMt) ,tnt!_ pnsident. _0?ttm-'11'1'ti0flal} (C::mtin:.~a:! ~" D-!lge Twe) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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