http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2748e6dbf55623ea44d0d8a25b6cad4f.pdf 6d468fc854a6f03b9ccd6377c3542349 PDF Text Text 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(•! 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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) �t' ~ ~~~J. ~·~MlAA. o.,tM _. · $:Julld8r.s FiQds COTporol Punishment Locking As Means ,ToAthieve Best Results In Training Children t~\i41n Not.; Ed. mate it not so severe Then wh~ not abandon It altogether m most Instances• . Ellen Key, an English wr1ter or h1gh standing, says in her book, " The Edu cal10n of The Child," that 1t has been diScovered that the soul may be impressed by spmtual means and that blows are just as demoralizing for the one who gives them as for the one who recelves them " . Duri;g my 63 year~ of teach1ng I thmk that every time after admmJStmng corporal punishment I felt depressed and believed that I should have used a d1fferent method. Gr~d· ua!Iy, I began to use reasonmg wtth the ch1ld rather than the rod or a paddle The results were better, and I did not feel demoralized Miss Key also tells this story · "A small boy friend of mine when four years old received his first pumshment of this kJnd . As his nurse reminded him in the evening to say his prayers, he broke out. 'Yes, tonight I really have somethmg to tell God, tear A 'luery has .£011e into the pubti· qf the Natk>nal E;ducatlon Association 'JGIII1llltstiJ11 lt 1o in~ulre nationally if Dean B. 0. Snllllen, Journey'• End, 0 ., Is not the oklett aetlve teadter with the most years service in the United Stales today. Now 89, and havtng"t>>mpleled bls 63rd yoar in education WDrk·IUt WJY Jt Clifton Grade School, the dean stj!l bas his hapd in "schOQI problems." He Jusfcan't quit! He is back today with an o!iglnal composition on "Corporal Punish· IDe'lll." in 'acl!OOII. When little Joey gets ,,.bielted' by leaeber on bls baclulde, this question' uiUlllly .bel!olnet quite prominent m the home. Here II the Dean's idea about it .. CORPOilAL PVNISHMENT a, ~ E. 0. !!aan<len Aa we abau conlider It in this artiCle, corpofttl puDiJ!I1nent mean• bodily punishment .dmtnlslered by a parent or teacher. Solomon ·~ ''Train up a child in the way he should go, and when be iB old he will not clepert from it." Thilt certainly lo true, but tbe difficulty comos in knowing l)le method to Ute in tbe training. Some insist corporal •PlllliB~ment slwuld bt used frequently, other$ say not at all. I 'i l My readers no ~oubt know many parents and teJcllers who use corporal punishment often, and II you will observe, the children under Ncb training are no bettllJ' or worse trained lban othen where such punishment t. 1101 uaod. Tbil can mean only one thin¥' there Is a better method. The purpote or punlahment are threefold, vii. (I) To refotm the wron1 doer, (2) To deter other• from, Wl'ons doln&, and 13) To condemn 8:~ ' .-·· • • ' 1:00 BUebaU. , M0NDAY . .. ~ 4 30 HiiMI~di ~ialdf ~ ,Jl.~ Qel,lilt jjd ' ' 0:~ ~~ ·);tt ,. B·OO llyilteiJ-n..lor 8.30 Dollar A ·SJ!topd 9:00 Encon·tlleaw ti:JO 11:00 Th • .Jlnx i 9:30 Mdv#lll\11'1 ' TiiQiw . SJca oH s.,.....•' . llo~clllnll • No doubt many children after receiVIng corporal punishment have felt as the boy mentioned above felt Educate Wllh the head rather than the hand Durlns the last 25 years of my teaching I paddled only one boy He became quite ttOublesome, even so Therefore I had several Private talks with h1m I told him I knew how I to use the paddle but I thought ther~ wao a : ~ better way. He thought I was only bluffing, so he continued to be troublesome, Finally I ,MIITtNG used the padd)e on him Here is the result: The Loyal Bert:!!'• ~Ius of the He didn't annoy me any more that school Church of Clulot will meet at the year, but he was as mean at the close of the Chureh Tueodoy at 7:10 p. m. Ho• term to his associates as he was before I pun- teao wlll be Mre 0e0l'lt l4elnhll'l, Mrs. L. R Wilt)', and Mrs Leo ished him The punishment helped me, but it Smloa. did him no good · ICI CREAM IDCIAL ' I know from my experiences. both on the The project committee of the giving end and the emotJOna·l receiving end, Rock Sprintt Methodiat Churth recent!)~ et tbe ehllfeb •n4 that corporal punishment usually does not met plan1 were made for an toe cream bring the proper results. social ttl be held on the church CROSSWORD :ator I .i:."tJ,· .; "'!' aJ Six Are Killed .., ' II C1il7d Be'You ' l.:liCI l'\lt I ~·· )4j !.IIIII MtfJio 1 ~Jg Bride and Groom ~ill!l ~h 'l'llo.ite• 1!011 n I• ! Doy .' Grace Episcopal Womens Auxiliary M · I H ld ~Ctl ti.nel Au.\ ~iJbth Held On Sunday At Ash Cave Till anJJ,.al Will replon. .... Jteld at Alb C.ve on SunQay lul:r Ji, Hll7 wltb " membel'l prnent. The 1;R0mla1 wnaput In ,PeetlnJ kin folk nd friend•. At tsOOn I biN:et din .., o•l"l'ed - • Will Nad &race. After dinner Minor D Wltl. prellident of tJ&anJuUon l)rt .,ded over • boalneA ,...Jon, dur· lnJ ..-hleb tUnt t.ffieeq for tbt coining 1ear were elected aa fol fresldent lliuor D W1U, Ol vie< pmldont, Melvin Bolm, Second president, lllu YU"land,vice Secret.ar)' and Mlieo Treuurer, Ella Smlth A Kift of one dollar was liVen to each of the following . Mr and llrl. Hennan WhJLe for tr~velmg tbe fal"lhest , Em111ett WIJI, oldest member preunt, Beekr Wtll , younent member pre. sent IDd Melvin Bolin, l&eieol lamThe remainder of the hme wa1 k~OO o'~loet ou t~ ~:,•· ------ •nt v11ittnr .· Thoae presrn were Mr. and Mrt lllnor D WW, Cambrut,e CJty, rndJ.na Mr and Mrs Rermu Wh ite ot Gtttenfield, Indaana, llr. 1nd Mta Melvin Bolin, Nonry and Muy and Ill•,. Bertha Benmnghoftn ot Sprlfldleld OhiO Mr and Mn: HUe. Mad'arland Mr and Mn Dowell , Col 1 . G~orgt s~ve om bus, Oh10: M• Inn Well and 1Bu1bter, Margaret, Mr Emmett Will ; Mr. and Mrs Jame• Will and S..ky, M• md Mrs C•ri Hellmon >1111 Freda Will , Mory MrAf,. Jonel Weato Mn Laun Sehoefer, Mrs Muearet Houdasbelt , Mn OUo I.Ahn, Jr , MtJ Richard Hell man, Mn: John Sargent, enol and Guy, )fr and Mrs Charlea Gordon, Eddie and Tommy Ebi!rsbarb of Pomeroy and Mr and Mn Clar enct' Wtll o! Atben.a. Sermonette Middleport-Pomeroy C. Y. ffibbl. Family Picnic To prell~eot ot 1he i n 1946 aad read Mhtd.lePOri·PNII!..., 1\otltJ Club, letter written. by prelided at tlerr weakly dumet !an,.JYJtle. who iJ mee_,a 1 t Hnth Andrew's Cellqe la Church Fr1day and re pOr1ed ap- a atudent from thl• d.1lfriel.. prorlmately 75 ror H"bollf!llllPI c:ivtn br :r.uo,. th(> fam 1ly p1emc wh 1ch u 10 be dat1o" vranu ttiiiiPCil'tht .t 11 Camp(..,._ on Aoa ' oijon ro ll•ge ,,.,, boollo, boar4 G!Jel lf; •• the meeling wtte Jl o and room and art ,.._ m£or W1lters and Fa ye WUaon ple1e o! any offtretl Pom t Pleatanl The nwm hen and ' ".,.' '"'"l"d mv1tauono to '"' 1 !;';,'Tob'"::r !hat rtct Golf 'JQurn.ament wh1c: h b J e. n r vp . - ., .. 1 bemg s.pon~ored by the zaneiVIIle llrJo, and the vanDut cJ~,_..Jil Rotory Club al <he 2onem lle L<• ; •:; •• untry Club on • loco! olub district flu ..... S,cret"y Jock Rob'"n gm lh • ehonged f•om to 811&. 232 f1nt o( a series of tal ks on Rol<lry .\felhodut women who prepared and a que1t1on and an•w~r sh 1:.: the dmner were Mr.:. EMI't!tt was UBed m the preif'utat1on of Lbe Davi• Jdn; w w Hans, lad Mr.1. material Tbe •ReaJ'.er 1ave Lht' H H Bulb Mri c y Hibbs aod names of the new officers lnclud ~ Sanborn . IOJ Cbarlet Tenn&n1, klllvil!e, 1\' 1f;;;;; -""'"'::':::=::;~~:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;; C, preudent ot Rotary Jnterna II ~L1uXli!t rt~JatYa114NlB f~l ~- ~ , :~. t:!.: Ac~' 1 ~, Tu.,.,,, A~go<t 10naJ, Webb Fol,n, Zoni 4 dJrecl or Sbf'JbyvlJie; Darrell Jone!, Nt'Wal k; new DiJ'tnct Governor Minersville Methpdist WSCS Meeting · w._.~ ~::;'",';~ ~~u::J fb'; NEED GOOD J INSURANCE? e (Contlnwd From Page ShtJ Jesus gives 11 everlasting JOY. 'J'he obJeda or Rolary Intert•OR THE BEST! whH;h the Indwelling preJente of nallonaJ were ~vietred and mclud the Holy SDtrlt gtves; to the ~ ed Service, High Eth1~t1 'and Inter eANY TYPE! the •••· l1ever In Chnst It thrills and national Uadent.lndine Vetl:'ran vent Holy Nativity, Fund du 't.ar, A picnic supper at tbe Syratuee sattsfJeJ the buman heart and en Rotarian and Senior Aet1ve mem See or Call WLSC • waa IUt'&t speaker when the Park, preceded the meeting of the able! 11 to rejou.-e even 1n the bcr Harry Barnea guoted the (am I Woman's Auxiliary of the Grace Woman'11 Society of Christian Ser· m1ds:t of advenity IIJar phrase "RolaJ y Club d~ , Epi&eopal Church met Tbur. :¥ie ,t tJie lllnenville Methodist everythmg. afternoon At the home of: ~· Church Wedneliday nening. Thl"n , !inaJiv ,there are the nothmg, JtobsonRotarlana pve a do resume of tile·· Fred ~row. Jr, S~tac~~~e. 'the Mn CIJflord Phillips, past pre• unique values that beloni to h1story or tbe Rotary Founttatlon 8U E. M•ln S&. Peaerey home was decorated with •rr~n,a:e- klent, presided at the meetmg not to be !Jfe fCiund the .serv1ce o! and1nserv1ce , that are menn of flo.wera. ' which opened w1th group siDJina:, Chmtlan ~r11. Everett Hares, pr~~.· followed with prayer by Mrs. the world To seek to -punfy thi!l prC!Iided at the mq~lng whiel. nanic St.t!wart •nd ICI'iptul't' read- smful world. to try to make ll a sweeter and bE!tter plaee ill wh1ch n~ with devotJoiUI after whieh" a tns by Mrs. Phillips. &bort business sei!Jion was held "StranJer Within the Gates'• was to live, lo thrill it w1th the plea ' Sitter Martha Louise nve I dea- the tople of tbe· progMm presented sure or hfe-what real sensat1ons criptlon o/ her llle and work Jn by Mrs Roamer Rousb and read· abound m this Cbriethte act1v1ty eonvent and colored slldea tap on the topic were 11ven by It may be teachmg a few children . of the convent where abe Mrr Roush, Mrs. Sadie Brown, 1n the Sunday School, gathering hves and worka Miss Linda Crow Mra Philllps, Mra. BI'Ookl Sayre, clothes for the needy, vunUng the presentttd several plano solos and Mrs Stewart and Mrs Norman Me· sick, 1howine the heavy Jaden where true rest ean be found, easa r:,ecorder a,nd flute duet was pre. Callum se.nted by the Slater and ~ Dur1n1 the busineas ~uion It Ing the burdens of those w1th Crow. was wted lo give 110 00 to the YF burdens too heavy to bear tom· ij,elreshment5 of cooklea and on expenses: for attending camp at !orting those who are dlSCoUraged -~ . punch were served by tl)e hostea.- Lancaster The Lord's Prayer 111 and downhearted, or brmeme the li'bl of God's precious Word to to 28 mem.bera and five guests. Si• unison closed the meeting. ter Martha Louire, who Is a cousin Present were those named above ttlose who are In darkness and desHoJtu• sitU were ~esented to of Mn Crow, Mrs .Lrtme Karr Sr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr, Mrs paar These are those values which Marr Vircinl• Reibel Tburs- of Syrac-ltSe, Mrt. Charles Holzer Es11e Monman, Stella Grueser, belong to .mch lOVIng servace m the IVn'lnC wlten tbe Tri·C1ty Jr, Mrs Myers and Mrs Burling Mrs Letta Spencer and a gu.e:st Master's name, and which are not Club met at htr home, on of Galhpoll&. The refreshments. Mrs Paul Forbes found m the servt(e of the world Avenue. 1, These, dear friend, are the glflll, table wu attn.ctlve with green cover and a centerpiece oC attera. Which JeJUJ £1Ve!l tO tbolle who love and serve Him. Mrs Hayes presJded at the punch Reynolds, Palmer Strfllet. bowl. Mr and Mrs Stewart and family SIGN ~APERS have moved to the Di:wn property WASHINGTON UP -Two Wash on South Second Avenue Mr Stew a:rt 1s an employee of the Ohio ington Redskm veterans, linebacker Chuck Drazcnov1ch and Valley Bakery. Mrs. C E. Hoyt took her grand end Chet Ostrowski, today s1gned children, Martha Al1n •nd Timmy thetr 1957 contracts Jacob Gloeckner who has been Gr1f!es, to PhJUtpi, W. Va., Thurs· confined to Jm home by 11lne!1!1 for day to v1a1t her mother, Mrs C B START SEPT, 23 the past three weeks !11 improvmg Ha,wklns The Rev. and MH James NEW YORK U~ - The New Mrs Walter Wolfe returned Grlffes, Hastings, Neb, who have York Knickerboekeri wlll train for We pay 2% Interest on your Savinp , ~ome wednesday evening after a been v181tmg the Rev. and Mrs the. 1957-58 National Basketball Cl.are 11armon m New York C1ty, vaJ~.atJOr'l trip to Clearwater, Fla AuocLatlon season at UpsaJa Col • with her son and daughter m law joined the f&.mdy group at Philhpi lege 10 East Orange, N. J , bee:mMr and Mrs Robert Wolfe and .and returned to Middleport Friday mng Sept 23 The team also family of Columbus On the trtp wath Mrs Hoyt. tramed there jut year .James 't.ewa, who 1s employed they vi.&\ted In mno states -Mrs. Charles Buck returned on the County Highway Depart· broke a bone lrt• his toot The road-runner, state blrll • r .home Thursday evemng after a ment., while working thill week. New MexiCO, IS a member O{ the V!!it w1th relatives m Basal and Mlim.ber Corporation Recent guests of MISs Lois Ceeil cuckoo fam1ly and rehes more oo Columbus Federal Resem Syote• -. lllintber were Mtll Nelbe Vale, S3lem Cen· 1!s feet than on 1ts wmgs for , Mr. and Mrs George Dabney and ter and Geraldme Hope, Athens ,POIII!ROY, OHIO . transportation I fe.mlly of Souths1de, W Va. were Pa.1ty Smith, ZaneBville, 111 spend' Wednesday guests nf Mr and Mr10 JOg the wetJk end with M.rHyn Willard Ebersbach and daughters Sue Kni11ht and her parents, Mr Mrs. Albert Smtth returned and' Mra Earl Knight. Miss Smtth home Thursday evening after 111 and Miss Knight are clasamates at • weeks visit '" Columbus w1th Mr Ohlo Umversity. .,':: <' and Mrs James Hawley. Vera, Barbara, Betty and David t Mr .and Mrs Joseph Raub anrl Covert, who have been v.Wtmg in grandchildren are spel).dlna~~t week ColumbuS', tlliVe returned_Jl:ome In COlumbus wJth relatives Mr. and Mrs. Hany Tovey, Tole· M' and Mrs, Carl F1sher and do, Mr and Mrs Charier Anthony 'aqughter, Roberta of Moor.ebeatf, and son, DUly, Dayt~ut, were reeent Ky. lett today for thc1r home after guests ~f Mr. and Mrs. WUlis An· a tw,:~ weeks visit wilh h1s. mothe1·, thOny Miss Sylvia Anthony, DeMrs. Bessie Enzet~auer ' trOit, bas also 6een here vultms , ... J , Miss D1anna Thomas or Crooks ~nd was taken lo Circlevdle, Frl· vllle is the guests of Mrs Betty day by Mrs. Wilhs Anthony 1nd ~ ' ' : Blackwo~ .and Mr and Mrs. ~ver· Mrs Glenn Lambert to vislt relaett 'I'hOI;Illli "',._ Mr1. -Thoma1 Hart and children, tfves. ,Jack, Lance 11nd Hilda are the ,. M'r. and Mrs. Owen Fink and guests of her mother, Mrs, Helen sorts, BUI, Dean and Danny, and Leifheit and Mr. Hart'a parenl3, MJsa Mabel Hysell visited Thurs. Mr. Rl\d Mrs Edison Hart They day in Athens county where they wUI leave next week to jom Mr wer~ guest• at a plcme Supper Hlrt in Puerto R1co where they at the David Aluhtre borne. Richard Keetee, Florida, former 'A'ill reside. local reddent, hu been visiting hete and wal3 a dinner ,ueat of Mr .aand group of and Mr!' R1eh.IU'd Chambers. daughevenln& at her Mr and Mrt Harold Hinkle and Guests were Mr. daurhter, Debby, moYed Friday It's easy as A.l.t.• , • plenty Morris, Bashan, from the Dallal property to the Racine; Mr. and Shiflet apartment on Fourth and Mri. Roscoe Mor , is, Ga1llpolis; MJ'. of milk every day equn.. plonly of ~ '·..~ 'T . - " L,~• ..-•."_~:..,au~..::::.o:=----:1R;ci:-:o-:G;;;-ra-ri-:-d1e·-~- A man11p Ueinu h•c bfl•r, Is oued here '- Pearl r, 111ooll, 110, R•tlon!l. 1111 II 8aeJ tiJII!l•Y••· ond Jlrdlallae HlloJ, 13, Rutland, c1erk. r Baph$• t ASS n Meet'1ng Held 1 Quail, Rabbits Becoming Tamer Metgs • c · ty of SpN.kers and tnterpreten; Harry Houdaai:J,elt, proiJ'.am. Hrt. 'Beulah White, Cub-Meeting Held At Reibel Homl! ''1!:::.: cnamnan of auslnells and Profe1 F slMal Women. Attendins; the mettlnl Friday from the local .;!hureb were Mr1. ~Se~h~o~l•~rs~h~lps~~w~h~lo~h~w~•:••~•~la;rt~e~d.;:~~~~~~~~~~g r~-City Sewing Mrl. Claremont E. Hoyt, wife ol tlJo putor o( tl>o lllldd)op<>rt Firot •••IITID · 8ap\lol Churoh,lo re~reaentaUve of MAN ""¥' the RJo Grande: BapUit Alloclation John 8Wif1l, 44, Juntt1Cla1 0 ,It which anet Friday afternooD at the l>tlnlf held lD ""'"If loll undef ~Ivory Jllpttot c~urch Jn Rio ln'Vulieatton *"•r hlf lfrllt i'r · Grande day ne&f Dexter' ln a fNllht ear Otlu!; luci.J otflcers and ch,ir· by Sheriff Robert C. HJrtenbacl1. men are .MrJ. T. F. HawkiDI, chair- l'tii:45 POMEROY SOCIETY Paul Snllilrt, Mrr. Allen Hughel, Mis.s. Sy"lvia McMaster; Mrs ')'. F. Jtawkml, Mrs I M. Archer '. WJE11 ••• Taking .:~, _.. ., ,~. Cha..s With Your MGney! rv\ ... J::::::r• Open a -safe, convenienr Checking Account to.:day-..:.a..at The FARMERS BANK Meigs Cilunlf Ne,rs and Savings Company !\• ·(\ J'ede~ ~poiBt fliS~!UJ~ee I '' . m Lesson In Health ·Ort·;Your . '' ·- SAd ~ ·,J(.cilo ·Diol .. Wffler ;~M~J"~;!:;~~;~-~; McClure, 24, brok@ under Gregory"s queatlonina. admitted he lied and later wa, ~xe-cuted. Now Sheppard will undtrgo the Mmt intenSI.\'e examination from the man who has a reputation hero of 'jbeina the be1t In the bulinen. 1' Before Herbert requested the He deteet:or te1t, he talked with Shep· pard for an hour, then told Alvis the 01teop.tn J11d Jiven his con· . Alvi1 relayed ~ha reql\est to the 1overnor who promptly ap· proved the move. Harbert lltld Sheppard had seen a pbotoaraph of wedler and told him the 1eu.eral 1ppearante of the Jlllodl;la convict "1trl);e1 sOrt of a yaa:ue reeollectlon " 'Dally ~ntinel Day Book ~be. rg1e, Mrs W1lham Radford ar.d B1Jiy Ray Mary Lou and RebQci!l and nephew, Sonny pyers, Mn. Anna RE-uter Mrs Amos Leonard MlsA Carol ' Bearhli, Ruth Ann Bailey, Mrs Chfford Le1fheil and Mrs Anna James ' In& .1 ""'d lo Homer Radford tbe proa:ram A eonla!t wu eondueted by M!Ja Ruler and pria., awart!td to Lewl11 Grueter and MrL WllbUl' B•llc> The meetina: '!!!o.ed wJth ll'Oup ilo1Inr Of "BI<md 11o Tll• Tie IQA tb 1 UM.izpah" benedicUon ftefre1bmenll were 1erved )31y lbe ho1teJ1 1.o those named abov11 and Mro Home 'bbott and Vleb, Mn )farold Blaeltston and Bobby and Sherrie, Mrs OJWer Ol4rlt, Mro Arlee Abboll. Kothy an4 11'6 dJe Abbott Mro W1UI101 l!l</llu• er.Ml"& George ' Skmner a.ad Geo· ~h Annual WUI j :.anl u.oo- • Wll~ conclUd~ by Mn. Annual Will Reunion J 0 HN RI( HMQ NJ ar~ n.To'~='~ ltne Sen~e" s~~!t!?.~. ~-e.r :t ;Jf- S~~~~! !.!,d~:~~., ~~. d., ._......_ at Ur Rork l&trlnfl. (Jtoup ot "'Amefiett'" •io•o41lot- c,lollowed the "'-d'l Pte ud Atedet to Fbt. Durina: the busl.ne11 se• tn :Ura ' Jluch 1:11$ SIGN ON 6:00 Wlll<fi' lit. Yliud . 8:30 ~utdai ~NiiiAt ' .2'ambartt 7·00 Julius LaRo,a1 · Show , 12 38 ( ltl)lt Folmer and Min T:~ T;,dg·;• Ut ROmJ!I!!I: lloo• tO:IICI '1')1~ Nl<• b llilhute·-• 16:H Tniti{' 'll: CCIIIIOII - · 11:00 TIQ 'Tot Doulh ~ " t·oo Tbt Web , ;SO Peopl~ An Funny lO:OO Mews HeadlinE's 16:10 ll!towjt<h 12·S061(jl OU _. 11·110 Illy L\tU•' IWtle 10:00 N""' and 10:11! Nll•w~)e~ . lawn, Friday evenina, July 28. The sheriff apld complaints had Plans were aiHo made for serving been received of S'fllrtz a fried chicken dinner at tbe SitUs'-' about at the top ot the steps" him he said bury School, Friday, August 9 the ne\lhborhood lour or "I hit hlm one time "I prefer not to !ay where I The proceeds from both w11l be days. (Cefttlnuetl fiNm , ... OM) "I looked m the llvmg roo"' and threw ttae pipe ," he said "I never hit nobodf ihlt mal))' 1 aw 11 . . tchel, or small hat!, on He sold he hltch·hJkccl ride placed in the buildina fund 1 1 time. t ~on't believe would haye tabLe. 1 dumped tt on tht.• floor Wllh an . elderly man" m an OldsJUt fler more than netf111ry," bt but there was nothing I wanted mobile, then was given another lift declared. "I didn't takl! anything from the by 8 sailor m 8 "custom built AI b, started down 1taJrt. Wed· hou1e," Wedler said car .. 4 1tr ukl.- a IJI&n he had Men on Wudler !lldd he ran SOO or 00 About 70 or so mlleA away from Wti11a said the klllen were in a ( 1 eo~Jfb b1 tbt Uvina room as~ yard• along 1 lakefront beacll near cteveland, Wedlcr said he stuffed Holmes OJ lie \avom <kinking belore 0 0Uft the clothes he had removed dter they wenl to the Coblent' home A Quail and rabbits a.:!. parently .a'e ~-~'-~ UI1 i •.~•lii : •. the assault Ill a culvert check of the Holmesville area P lm l·l ! t::r l!•: l -1 : ~~ ~~~~~-· Asked If he had read about the failed to turn up an Identification well satisfied with tbe new reg e DOWN II. Llbor+ 111.'11!1, 1-l I ~IJ::! IIh Sheppard murder , Wedler replied· 0f th e~t In Mele• County tllat ruled dotts •1 . :1~ ~·1 : ,. -ll.• 1.~11 I· II. "YeA 1dr-attcr J left Cleveland ... I Th:ym believed to hive lled shaH be <tuaranUned \6 "CCIwwtn and •" ~ :~· . ;:•1 !I CJ 1. AbOOitl lt. Ololoo : ~ . t!_' t·:l 1:1 a•r·J· • ~· haven't resd anything aboul the In a 11l53 model gray and cream 1stake lc:ll:flli~ ' H case smce 1954." he added I. TII""'P I""'P ol l: ' :;; car with Ohio license plates UYReeldent• in Skook Hollow ll ~l ll •.i nllll ~ l t. Mp'a 22 KetUe He &llld that after he re~:~ched 704, on Oh1o 80 northward •'·'··: ,_,:~-J : r~ (Beach-st) report quall an4 tabbltl aack. tt. Con· Florida and went to pr1son, In l.'tl 1•. 11 11 :t:•j ' · l Weiss said he and his three dep· - whole lamillee - · ever ~ce nmnt aume · :W .'I :·I J q 11: :11 :· OCtober, 19~4. he "got to think~.ng uUes would check some leadl but 1 rln o"ned have bfen abrtor-1 IIIIIJI•fl-. 16 Su~ ~l l ::.. r' i • '.'l. li:· "' : about H and reading about it admilted they were pretty llketchy tam! and friendly. They .Jr 1: ·11 LJ! II L!.' • Way back m my g~lnd I got The hunt waa called off tempo- I tribute pll't of fall new natur• to to thinking { did It," he said WHI•M•r'• •••.,., I. Inca, • •q, .,.,btr rarlly Friday aHer a HLJbway ttia fact ·j.bat 1 r•blea ,u~ntlne Sh•pp•rd Walta Nervau&ly It We,llaba Patrol plane searched the Millers· clamped on the county la1t wll}ter IJII\IM H. ehobbf , Sheppard nervously awatted the burg area without spottlne the re•uJtJd Jn aU dOll 01 the ne1J4-!Brat.) f.l..... II.Lift arrival of the lie detector expert murderers 40 Olrl'l worQr IIJ. OthtrNIM borhood beint 'Qe:d up. who will Reek to tell by his emolt.•. , . . . tf, etrclt ot ~ nickname Hill and Dann)l Tholl.'ptional responses whether •he really .2 &"ill Ufllt aon now lee faml}lar killed his wife ll&hto of PPP• It will be the first sUch test he rabbit front 111!1 ha' ever had and Sheppard htm· back viait the • Belt admits. thal he Is "extremely nervous'' about it Herbert admitted results of a lie detector ten could no.t be in· troduced aa evidence In court but aald they would be a Jood "foundation" for new moves to free Sheppard No time has been set yet tor the test which Warden Ralph Alvil said would be <!Onducted within the walls or Ohio Penltebtiar)'. Sheppard works as t clerk In lhe prison personnel office He Uvei In a dormitory Alvis remembers Gregory well Seven yean ago, the lie detector expert proved .another convlc1.4:ld murder; 1heodore Roosevelt Mc· Clure, was lying in 1tatements he wa1 lnnoeenl of a Clevela-nd slay· . 12:00 Foril:~ , Intt!l\le 0:411 1!1.... ru••~>;v ' Dr. Sheppar ,•·~" __ ' ~~~~~~~e~~~E 1·00 AlCoa )lour 11·00 True tltol'J· 11 :Ill! Dotoetive't PlorJ• ·' ' &.!! CireV"I Boy Sh w 1:01 lt.evt AlJeD o SIJn On · 8:30 . Circle 3 llan<:h O:llll Cumby 10:00 Fury ' J0:3C CQL Uall.IGt 'l . I I ------~~·--~---------~-----~-----~~ the home and threw away the pip~ .l entered the house met hlm "just he was carrying No one e.11.sed ::lru- rc~~d.\IN -..Itr eatertal... tbe ltolli: lp"'- 'a.tttf alii\]~ Club, nun- &:QO TIIA .1 'Mie methods of corporal punlohmelft have Urled grelltly during the last generation or two. For examp1e, · the use of the hickory lUck, the strap, or rubber hose, and the paddle bave all been used. Why these different IDIIrDmenll of punlllhJnent? Simply to try to - ~~ 111'1. Club'Meeting Held Thursday lin. WIUiam Gnttter ualtt.ed bor" and " Hone momma's arm out so she cannot beat me any more.',. WJOIIC dolnf. I TEL ION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,.e13 satunt., - a....... 3 ; MlllJStreet. and Mrs. Delbert Morris, Bedford, Mr. and Mrs Horace McElhinny 1\lJ!s. Ellie Roush, Pomeroy and have returne!l from visiting her Mrs. llarnhUI, Tupperr Plahls. brothe;, Cbarle1 Wer~. and fam· Uy 1n Toledo. pr:. and Mrs. J J. Davis and dauJhtera, Charlene and Diana, are~ expected hOIJle from a C.alif· ornia trip by the tint of the week good health and enti'IIY for growing .. youngsters! «7•• them a grand back-to-:_ school start with milk for breakfast .•• and lelthom refresh with milk after school, loollt's o wholesome, delicious !real any time ... tops for acllllng oxtra flavor and food ,value to cooking and baking, tool Eniol' it oftonl _ •. Che~k • ' ' With You ) MIITINQ The Dauahten of Union Vettr; ana will meet Monda.v evening DUV I at 'l'·lj) p. m in the DAV Hall. ,_OORAM C~ITID The Middleport Literary Club J*O~tfll tor Ur.• eom1aa year hav. Hen Gompltted. tt.ie week by the comm\tt". AT . YOUR DOOR AT YOUR STORE SPRING HILL DAIRY Workill on pr~am wen Mra. Forr$1t llaehtel, pretl· dent; Mrt: H•nr, Null, vice~~­ Oieot aod llro. 11041~01' DoW!Iliil '"QUALITY FIRST ALWAYS" GALLIPOLIS ••• . . ~· " · '1. ·~-~ '~ I ~ " ' ' . .. . ' OHIO • • ' • I •• • �t' ~ ~~~J. ~·~MlAA. o.,tM _. · $:Julld8r.s FiQds COTporol Punishment Locking As Means ,ToAthieve Best Results In Training Children t~\i41n Not.; Ed. mate it not so severe Then wh~ not abandon It altogether m most Instances• . Ellen Key, an English wr1ter or h1gh standing, says in her book, " The Edu cal10n of The Child," that 1t has been diScovered that the soul may be impressed by spmtual means and that blows are just as demoralizing for the one who gives them as for the one who recelves them " . Duri;g my 63 year~ of teach1ng I thmk that every time after admmJStmng corporal punishment I felt depressed and believed that I should have used a d1fferent method. Gr~d· ua!Iy, I began to use reasonmg wtth the ch1ld rather than the rod or a paddle The results were better, and I did not feel demoralized Miss Key also tells this story · "A small boy friend of mine when four years old received his first pumshment of this kJnd . As his nurse reminded him in the evening to say his prayers, he broke out. 'Yes, tonight I really have somethmg to tell God, tear A 'luery has .£011e into the pubti· qf the Natk>nal E;ducatlon Association 'JGIII1llltstiJ11 lt 1o in~ulre nationally if Dean B. 0. Snllllen, Journey'• End, 0 ., Is not the oklett aetlve teadter with the most years service in the United Stales today. Now 89, and havtng"t>>mpleled bls 63rd yoar in education WDrk·IUt WJY Jt Clifton Grade School, the dean stj!l bas his hapd in "schOQI problems." He Jusfcan't quit! He is back today with an o!iglnal composition on "Corporal Punish· IDe'lll." in 'acl!OOII. When little Joey gets ,,.bielted' by leaeber on bls baclulde, this question' uiUlllly .bel!olnet quite prominent m the home. Here II the Dean's idea about it .. CORPOilAL PVNISHMENT a, ~ E. 0. !!aan<len Aa we abau conlider It in this artiCle, corpofttl puDiJ!I1nent mean• bodily punishment .dmtnlslered by a parent or teacher. Solomon ·~ ''Train up a child in the way he should go, and when be iB old he will not clepert from it." Thilt certainly lo true, but tbe difficulty comos in knowing l)le method to Ute in tbe training. Some insist corporal •PlllliB~ment slwuld bt used frequently, other$ say not at all. I 'i l My readers no ~oubt know many parents and teJcllers who use corporal punishment often, and II you will observe, the children under Ncb training are no bettllJ' or worse trained lban othen where such punishment t. 1101 uaod. Tbil can mean only one thin¥' there Is a better method. The purpote or punlahment are threefold, vii. (I) To refotm the wron1 doer, (2) To deter other• from, Wl'ons doln&, and 13) To condemn 8:~ ' .-·· • • ' 1:00 BUebaU. , M0NDAY . .. ~ 4 30 HiiMI~di ~ialdf ~ ,Jl.~ Qel,lilt jjd ' ' 0:~ ~~ ·);tt ,. B·OO llyilteiJ-n..lor 8.30 Dollar A ·SJ!topd 9:00 Encon·tlleaw ti:JO 11:00 Th • .Jlnx i 9:30 Mdv#lll\11'1 ' TiiQiw . SJca oH s.,.....•' . llo~clllnll • No doubt many children after receiVIng corporal punishment have felt as the boy mentioned above felt Educate Wllh the head rather than the hand Durlns the last 25 years of my teaching I paddled only one boy He became quite ttOublesome, even so Therefore I had several Private talks with h1m I told him I knew how I to use the paddle but I thought ther~ wao a : ~ better way. He thought I was only bluffing, so he continued to be troublesome, Finally I ,MIITtNG used the padd)e on him Here is the result: The Loyal Bert:!!'• ~Ius of the He didn't annoy me any more that school Church of Clulot will meet at the year, but he was as mean at the close of the Chureh Tueodoy at 7:10 p. m. Ho• term to his associates as he was before I pun- teao wlll be Mre 0e0l'lt l4elnhll'l, Mrs. L. R Wilt)', and Mrs Leo ished him The punishment helped me, but it Smloa. did him no good · ICI CREAM IDCIAL ' I know from my experiences. both on the The project committee of the giving end and the emotJOna·l receiving end, Rock Sprintt Methodiat Churth recent!)~ et tbe ehllfeb •n4 that corporal punishment usually does not met plan1 were made for an toe cream bring the proper results. social ttl be held on the church CROSSWORD :ator I .i:."tJ,· .; "'!' aJ Six Are Killed .., ' II C1il7d Be'You ' l.:liCI l'\lt I ~·· )4j !.IIIII MtfJio 1 ~Jg Bride and Groom ~ill!l ~h 'l'llo.ite• 1!011 n I• ! Doy .' Grace Episcopal Womens Auxiliary M · I H ld ~Ctl ti.nel Au.\ ~iJbth Held On Sunday At Ash Cave Till anJJ,.al Will replon. .... Jteld at Alb C.ve on SunQay lul:r Ji, Hll7 wltb " membel'l prnent. The 1;R0mla1 wnaput In ,PeetlnJ kin folk nd friend•. At tsOOn I biN:et din .., o•l"l'ed - • Will Nad &race. After dinner Minor D Wltl. prellident of tJ&anJuUon l)rt .,ded over • boalneA ,...Jon, dur· lnJ ..-hleb tUnt t.ffieeq for tbt coining 1ear were elected aa fol fresldent lliuor D W1U, Ol vie< pmldont, Melvin Bolm, Second president, lllu YU"land,vice Secret.ar)' and Mlieo Treuurer, Ella Smlth A Kift of one dollar was liVen to each of the following . Mr and llrl. Hennan WhJLe for tr~velmg tbe fal"lhest , Em111ett WIJI, oldest member preunt, Beekr Wtll , younent member pre. sent IDd Melvin Bolin, l&eieol lamThe remainder of the hme wa1 k~OO o'~loet ou t~ ~:,•· ------ •nt v11ittnr .· Thoae presrn were Mr. and Mrt lllnor D WW, Cambrut,e CJty, rndJ.na Mr and Mrs Rermu Wh ite ot Gtttenfield, Indaana, llr. 1nd Mta Melvin Bolin, Nonry and Muy and Ill•,. Bertha Benmnghoftn ot Sprlfldleld OhiO Mr and Mn: HUe. Mad'arland Mr and Mn Dowell , Col 1 . G~orgt s~ve om bus, Oh10: M• Inn Well and 1Bu1bter, Margaret, Mr Emmett Will ; Mr. and Mrs Jame• Will and S..ky, M• md Mrs C•ri Hellmon >1111 Freda Will , Mory MrAf,. Jonel Weato Mn Laun Sehoefer, Mrs Muearet Houdasbelt , Mn OUo I.Ahn, Jr , MtJ Richard Hell man, Mn: John Sargent, enol and Guy, )fr and Mrs Charlea Gordon, Eddie and Tommy Ebi!rsbarb of Pomeroy and Mr and Mn Clar enct' Wtll o! Atben.a. Sermonette Middleport-Pomeroy C. Y. ffibbl. Family Picnic To prell~eot ot 1he i n 1946 aad read Mhtd.lePOri·PNII!..., 1\otltJ Club, letter written. by prelided at tlerr weakly dumet !an,.JYJtle. who iJ mee_,a 1 t Hnth Andrew's Cellqe la Church Fr1day and re pOr1ed ap- a atudent from thl• d.1lfriel.. prorlmately 75 ror H"bollf!llllPI c:ivtn br :r.uo,. th(> fam 1ly p1emc wh 1ch u 10 be dat1o" vranu ttiiiiPCil'tht .t 11 Camp(..,._ on Aoa ' oijon ro ll•ge ,,.,, boollo, boar4 G!Jel lf; •• the meeling wtte Jl o and room and art ,.._ m£or W1lters and Fa ye WUaon ple1e o! any offtretl Pom t Pleatanl The nwm hen and ' ".,.' '"'"l"d mv1tauono to '"' 1 !;';,'Tob'"::r !hat rtct Golf 'JQurn.ament wh1c: h b J e. n r vp . - ., .. 1 bemg s.pon~ored by the zaneiVIIle llrJo, and the vanDut cJ~,_..Jil Rotory Club al <he 2onem lle L<• ; •:; •• untry Club on • loco! olub district flu ..... S,cret"y Jock Rob'"n gm lh • ehonged f•om to 811&. 232 f1nt o( a series of tal ks on Rol<lry .\felhodut women who prepared and a que1t1on and an•w~r sh 1:.: the dmner were Mr.:. EMI't!tt was UBed m the preif'utat1on of Lbe Davi• Jdn; w w Hans, lad Mr.1. material Tbe •ReaJ'.er 1ave Lht' H H Bulb Mri c y Hibbs aod names of the new officers lnclud ~ Sanborn . IOJ Cbarlet Tenn&n1, klllvil!e, 1\' 1f;;;;; -""'"'::':::=::;~~:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;; C, preudent ot Rotary Jnterna II ~L1uXli!t rt~JatYa114NlB f~l ~- ~ , :~. t:!.: Ac~' 1 ~, Tu.,.,,, A~go<t 10naJ, Webb Fol,n, Zoni 4 dJrecl or Sbf'JbyvlJie; Darrell Jone!, Nt'Wal k; new DiJ'tnct Governor Minersville Methpdist WSCS Meeting · w._.~ ~::;'",';~ ~~u::J fb'; NEED GOOD J INSURANCE? e (Contlnwd From Page ShtJ Jesus gives 11 everlasting JOY. 'J'he obJeda or Rolary Intert•OR THE BEST! whH;h the Indwelling preJente of nallonaJ were ~vietred and mclud the Holy SDtrlt gtves; to the ~ ed Service, High Eth1~t1 'and Inter eANY TYPE! the •••· l1ever In Chnst It thrills and national Uadent.lndine Vetl:'ran vent Holy Nativity, Fund du 't.ar, A picnic supper at tbe Syratuee sattsfJeJ the buman heart and en Rotarian and Senior Aet1ve mem See or Call WLSC • waa IUt'&t speaker when the Park, preceded the meeting of the able! 11 to rejou.-e even 1n the bcr Harry Barnea guoted the (am I Woman's Auxiliary of the Grace Woman'11 Society of Christian Ser· m1ds:t of advenity IIJar phrase "RolaJ y Club d~ , Epi&eopal Church met Tbur. :¥ie ,t tJie lllnenville Methodist everythmg. afternoon At the home of: ~· Church Wedneliday nening. Thl"n , !inaJiv ,there are the nothmg, JtobsonRotarlana pve a do resume of tile·· Fred ~row. Jr, S~tac~~~e. 'the Mn CIJflord Phillips, past pre• unique values that beloni to h1story or tbe Rotary Founttatlon 8U E. M•ln S&. Peaerey home was decorated with •rr~n,a:e- klent, presided at the meetmg not to be !Jfe fCiund the .serv1ce o! and1nserv1ce , that are menn of flo.wera. ' which opened w1th group siDJina:, Chmtlan ~r11. Everett Hares, pr~~.· followed with prayer by Mrs. the world To seek to -punfy thi!l prC!Iided at the mq~lng whiel. nanic St.t!wart •nd ICI'iptul't' read- smful world. to try to make ll a sweeter and bE!tter plaee ill wh1ch n~ with devotJoiUI after whieh" a tns by Mrs. Phillips. &bort business sei!Jion was held "StranJer Within the Gates'• was to live, lo thrill it w1th the plea ' Sitter Martha Louise nve I dea- the tople of tbe· progMm presented sure or hfe-what real sensat1ons criptlon o/ her llle and work Jn by Mrs Roamer Rousb and read· abound m this Cbriethte act1v1ty eonvent and colored slldea tap on the topic were 11ven by It may be teachmg a few children . of the convent where abe Mrr Roush, Mrs. Sadie Brown, 1n the Sunday School, gathering hves and worka Miss Linda Crow Mra Philllps, Mra. BI'Ookl Sayre, clothes for the needy, vunUng the presentttd several plano solos and Mrs Stewart and Mrs Norman Me· sick, 1howine the heavy Jaden where true rest ean be found, easa r:,ecorder a,nd flute duet was pre. Callum se.nted by the Slater and ~ Dur1n1 the busineas ~uion It Ing the burdens of those w1th Crow. was wted lo give 110 00 to the YF burdens too heavy to bear tom· ij,elreshment5 of cooklea and on expenses: for attending camp at !orting those who are dlSCoUraged -~ . punch were served by tl)e hostea.- Lancaster The Lord's Prayer 111 and downhearted, or brmeme the li'bl of God's precious Word to to 28 mem.bera and five guests. Si• unison closed the meeting. ter Martha Louire, who Is a cousin Present were those named above ttlose who are In darkness and desHoJtu• sitU were ~esented to of Mn Crow, Mrs .Lrtme Karr Sr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr, Mrs paar These are those values which Marr Vircinl• Reibel Tburs- of Syrac-ltSe, Mrt. Charles Holzer Es11e Monman, Stella Grueser, belong to .mch lOVIng servace m the IVn'lnC wlten tbe Tri·C1ty Jr, Mrs Myers and Mrs Burling Mrs Letta Spencer and a gu.e:st Master's name, and which are not Club met at htr home, on of Galhpoll&. The refreshments. Mrs Paul Forbes found m the servt(e of the world Avenue. 1, These, dear friend, are the glflll, table wu attn.ctlve with green cover and a centerpiece oC attera. Which JeJUJ £1Ve!l tO tbolle who love and serve Him. Mrs Hayes presJded at the punch Reynolds, Palmer Strfllet. bowl. Mr and Mrs Stewart and family SIGN ~APERS have moved to the Di:wn property WASHINGTON UP -Two Wash on South Second Avenue Mr Stew a:rt 1s an employee of the Ohio ington Redskm veterans, linebacker Chuck Drazcnov1ch and Valley Bakery. Mrs. C E. Hoyt took her grand end Chet Ostrowski, today s1gned children, Martha Al1n •nd Timmy thetr 1957 contracts Jacob Gloeckner who has been Gr1f!es, to PhJUtpi, W. Va., Thurs· confined to Jm home by 11lne!1!1 for day to v1a1t her mother, Mrs C B START SEPT, 23 the past three weeks !11 improvmg Ha,wklns The Rev. and MH James NEW YORK U~ - The New Mrs Walter Wolfe returned Grlffes, Hastings, Neb, who have York Knickerboekeri wlll train for We pay 2% Interest on your Savinp , ~ome wednesday evening after a been v181tmg the Rev. and Mrs the. 1957-58 National Basketball Cl.are 11armon m New York C1ty, vaJ~.atJOr'l trip to Clearwater, Fla AuocLatlon season at UpsaJa Col • with her son and daughter m law joined the f&.mdy group at Philhpi lege 10 East Orange, N. J , bee:mMr and Mrs Robert Wolfe and .and returned to Middleport Friday mng Sept 23 The team also family of Columbus On the trtp wath Mrs Hoyt. tramed there jut year .James 't.ewa, who 1s employed they vi.&\ted In mno states -Mrs. Charles Buck returned on the County Highway Depart· broke a bone lrt• his toot The road-runner, state blrll • r .home Thursday evemng after a ment., while working thill week. New MexiCO, IS a member O{ the V!!it w1th relatives m Basal and Mlim.ber Corporation Recent guests of MISs Lois Ceeil cuckoo fam1ly and rehes more oo Columbus Federal Resem Syote• -. lllintber were Mtll Nelbe Vale, S3lem Cen· 1!s feet than on 1ts wmgs for , Mr. and Mrs George Dabney and ter and Geraldme Hope, Athens ,POIII!ROY, OHIO . transportation I fe.mlly of Souths1de, W Va. were Pa.1ty Smith, ZaneBville, 111 spend' Wednesday guests nf Mr and Mr10 JOg the wetJk end with M.rHyn Willard Ebersbach and daughters Sue Kni11ht and her parents, Mr Mrs. Albert Smtth returned and' Mra Earl Knight. Miss Smtth home Thursday evening after 111 and Miss Knight are clasamates at • weeks visit '" Columbus w1th Mr Ohlo Umversity. .,':: <' and Mrs James Hawley. Vera, Barbara, Betty and David t Mr .and Mrs Joseph Raub anrl Covert, who have been v.Wtmg in grandchildren are spel).dlna~~t week ColumbuS', tlliVe returned_Jl:ome In COlumbus wJth relatives Mr. and Mrs. Hany Tovey, Tole· M' and Mrs, Carl F1sher and do, Mr and Mrs Charier Anthony 'aqughter, Roberta of Moor.ebeatf, and son, DUly, Dayt~ut, were reeent Ky. lett today for thc1r home after guests ~f Mr. and Mrs. WUlis An· a tw,:~ weeks visit wilh h1s. mothe1·, thOny Miss Sylvia Anthony, DeMrs. Bessie Enzet~auer ' trOit, bas also 6een here vultms , ... J , Miss D1anna Thomas or Crooks ~nd was taken lo Circlevdle, Frl· vllle is the guests of Mrs Betty day by Mrs. Wilhs Anthony 1nd ~ ' ' : Blackwo~ .and Mr and Mrs. ~ver· Mrs Glenn Lambert to vislt relaett 'I'hOI;Illli "',._ Mr1. -Thoma1 Hart and children, tfves. ,Jack, Lance 11nd Hilda are the ,. M'r. and Mrs. Owen Fink and guests of her mother, Mrs, Helen sorts, BUI, Dean and Danny, and Leifheit and Mr. Hart'a parenl3, MJsa Mabel Hysell visited Thurs. Mr. Rl\d Mrs Edison Hart They day in Athens county where they wUI leave next week to jom Mr wer~ guest• at a plcme Supper Hlrt in Puerto R1co where they at the David Aluhtre borne. Richard Keetee, Florida, former 'A'ill reside. local reddent, hu been visiting hete and wal3 a dinner ,ueat of Mr .aand group of and Mr!' R1eh.IU'd Chambers. daughevenln& at her Mr and Mrt Harold Hinkle and Guests were Mr. daurhter, Debby, moYed Friday It's easy as A.l.t.• , • plenty Morris, Bashan, from the Dallal property to the Racine; Mr. and Shiflet apartment on Fourth and Mri. Roscoe Mor , is, Ga1llpolis; MJ'. of milk every day equn.. plonly of ~ '·..~ 'T . - " L,~• ..-•."_~:..,au~..::::.o:=----:1R;ci:-:o-:G;;;-ra-ri-:-d1e·-~- A man11p Ueinu h•c bfl•r, Is oued here '- Pearl r, 111ooll, 110, R•tlon!l. 1111 II 8aeJ tiJII!l•Y••· ond Jlrdlallae HlloJ, 13, Rutland, c1erk. r Baph$• t ASS n Meet'1ng Held 1 Quail, Rabbits Becoming Tamer Metgs • c · ty of SpN.kers and tnterpreten; Harry Houdaai:J,elt, proiJ'.am. Hrt. 'Beulah White, Cub-Meeting Held At Reibel Homl! ''1!:::.: cnamnan of auslnells and Profe1 F slMal Women. Attendins; the mettlnl Friday from the local .;!hureb were Mr1. ~Se~h~o~l•~rs~h~lps~~w~h~lo~h~w~•:••~•~la;rt~e~d.;:~~~~~~~~~~g r~-City Sewing Mrl. Claremont E. Hoyt, wife ol tlJo putor o( tl>o lllldd)op<>rt Firot •••IITID · 8ap\lol Churoh,lo re~reaentaUve of MAN ""¥' the RJo Grande: BapUit Alloclation John 8Wif1l, 44, Juntt1Cla1 0 ,It which anet Friday afternooD at the l>tlnlf held lD ""'"If loll undef ~Ivory Jllpttot c~urch Jn Rio ln'Vulieatton *"•r hlf lfrllt i'r · Grande day ne&f Dexter' ln a fNllht ear Otlu!; luci.J otflcers and ch,ir· by Sheriff Robert C. HJrtenbacl1. men are .MrJ. T. F. HawkiDI, chair- l'tii:45 POMEROY SOCIETY Paul Snllilrt, Mrr. Allen Hughel, Mis.s. Sy"lvia McMaster; Mrs ')'. F. Jtawkml, Mrs I M. Archer '. WJE11 ••• Taking .:~, _.. ., ,~. Cha..s With Your MGney! rv\ ... J::::::r• Open a -safe, convenienr Checking Account to.:day-..:.a..at The FARMERS BANK Meigs Cilunlf Ne,rs and Savings Company !\• ·(\ J'ede~ ~poiBt fliS~!UJ~ee I '' . m Lesson In Health ·Ort·;Your . '' ·- SAd ~ ·,J(.cilo ·Diol .. Wffler ;~M~J"~;!:;~~;~-~; McClure, 24, brok@ under Gregory"s queatlonina. admitted he lied and later wa, ~xe-cuted. Now Sheppard will undtrgo the Mmt intenSI.\'e examination from the man who has a reputation hero of 'jbeina the be1t In the bulinen. 1' Before Herbert requested the He deteet:or te1t, he talked with Shep· pard for an hour, then told Alvis the 01teop.tn J11d Jiven his con· . Alvi1 relayed ~ha reql\est to the 1overnor who promptly ap· proved the move. Harbert lltld Sheppard had seen a pbotoaraph of wedler and told him the 1eu.eral 1ppearante of the Jlllodl;la convict "1trl);e1 sOrt of a yaa:ue reeollectlon " 'Dally ~ntinel Day Book ~be. rg1e, Mrs W1lham Radford ar.d B1Jiy Ray Mary Lou and RebQci!l and nephew, Sonny pyers, Mn. Anna RE-uter Mrs Amos Leonard MlsA Carol ' Bearhli, Ruth Ann Bailey, Mrs Chfford Le1fheil and Mrs Anna James ' In& .1 ""'d lo Homer Radford tbe proa:ram A eonla!t wu eondueted by M!Ja Ruler and pria., awart!td to Lewl11 Grueter and MrL WllbUl' B•llc> The meetina: '!!!o.ed wJth ll'Oup ilo1Inr Of "BI<md 11o Tll• Tie IQA tb 1 UM.izpah" benedicUon ftefre1bmenll were 1erved )31y lbe ho1teJ1 1.o those named abov11 and Mro Home 'bbott and Vleb, Mn )farold Blaeltston and Bobby and Sherrie, Mrs OJWer Ol4rlt, Mro Arlee Abboll. Kothy an4 11'6 dJe Abbott Mro W1UI101 l!l</llu• er.Ml"& George ' Skmner a.ad Geo· ~h Annual WUI j :.anl u.oo- • Wll~ conclUd~ by Mn. Annual Will Reunion J 0 HN RI( HMQ NJ ar~ n.To'~='~ ltne Sen~e" s~~!t!?.~. ~-e.r :t ;Jf- S~~~~! !.!,d~:~~., ~~. d., ._......_ at Ur Rork l&trlnfl. (Jtoup ot "'Amefiett'" •io•o41lot- c,lollowed the "'-d'l Pte ud Atedet to Fbt. Durina: the busl.ne11 se• tn :Ura ' Jluch 1:11$ SIGN ON 6:00 Wlll<fi' lit. Yliud . 8:30 ~utdai ~NiiiAt ' .2'ambartt 7·00 Julius LaRo,a1 · Show , 12 38 ( ltl)lt Folmer and Min T:~ T;,dg·;• Ut ROmJ!I!!I: lloo• tO:IICI '1')1~ Nl<• b llilhute·-• 16:H Tniti{' 'll: CCIIIIOII - · 11:00 TIQ 'Tot Doulh ~ " t·oo Tbt Web , ;SO Peopl~ An Funny lO:OO Mews HeadlinE's 16:10 ll!towjt<h 12·S061(jl OU _. 11·110 Illy L\tU•' IWtle 10:00 N""' and 10:11! Nll•w~)e~ . lawn, Friday evenina, July 28. The sheriff apld complaints had Plans were aiHo made for serving been received of S'fllrtz a fried chicken dinner at tbe SitUs'-' about at the top ot the steps" him he said bury School, Friday, August 9 the ne\lhborhood lour or "I hit hlm one time "I prefer not to !ay where I The proceeds from both w11l be days. (Cefttlnuetl fiNm , ... OM) "I looked m the llvmg roo"' and threw ttae pipe ," he said "I never hit nobodf ihlt mal))' 1 aw 11 . . tchel, or small hat!, on He sold he hltch·hJkccl ride placed in the buildina fund 1 1 time. t ~on't believe would haye tabLe. 1 dumped tt on tht.• floor Wllh an . elderly man" m an OldsJUt fler more than netf111ry," bt but there was nothing I wanted mobile, then was given another lift declared. "I didn't takl! anything from the by 8 sailor m 8 "custom built AI b, started down 1taJrt. Wed· hou1e," Wedler said car .. 4 1tr ukl.- a IJI&n he had Men on Wudler !lldd he ran SOO or 00 About 70 or so mlleA away from Wti11a said the klllen were in a ( 1 eo~Jfb b1 tbt Uvina room as~ yard• along 1 lakefront beacll near cteveland, Wedlcr said he stuffed Holmes OJ lie \avom <kinking belore 0 0Uft the clothes he had removed dter they wenl to the Coblent' home A Quail and rabbits a.:!. parently .a'e ~-~'-~ UI1 i •.~•lii : •. the assault Ill a culvert check of the Holmesville area P lm l·l ! t::r l!•: l -1 : ~~ ~~~~~-· Asked If he had read about the failed to turn up an Identification well satisfied with tbe new reg e DOWN II. Llbor+ 111.'11!1, 1-l I ~IJ::! IIh Sheppard murder , Wedler replied· 0f th e~t In Mele• County tllat ruled dotts •1 . :1~ ~·1 : ,. -ll.• 1.~11 I· II. "YeA 1dr-attcr J left Cleveland ... I Th:ym believed to hive lled shaH be <tuaranUned \6 "CCIwwtn and •" ~ :~· . ;:•1 !I CJ 1. AbOOitl lt. Ololoo : ~ . t!_' t·:l 1:1 a•r·J· • ~· haven't resd anything aboul the In a 11l53 model gray and cream 1stake lc:ll:flli~ ' H case smce 1954." he added I. TII""'P I""'P ol l: ' :;; car with Ohio license plates UYReeldent• in Skook Hollow ll ~l ll •.i nllll ~ l t. Mp'a 22 KetUe He &llld that after he re~:~ched 704, on Oh1o 80 northward •'·'··: ,_,:~-J : r~ (Beach-st) report quall an4 tabbltl aack. tt. Con· Florida and went to pr1son, In l.'tl 1•. 11 11 :t:•j ' · l Weiss said he and his three dep· - whole lamillee - · ever ~ce nmnt aume · :W .'I :·I J q 11: :11 :· OCtober, 19~4. he "got to think~.ng uUes would check some leadl but 1 rln o"ned have bfen abrtor-1 IIIIIJI•fl-. 16 Su~ ~l l ::.. r' i • '.'l. li:· "' : about H and reading about it admilted they were pretty llketchy tam! and friendly. They .Jr 1: ·11 LJ! II L!.' • Way back m my g~lnd I got The hunt waa called off tempo- I tribute pll't of fall new natur• to to thinking { did It," he said WHI•M•r'• •••.,., I. Inca, • •q, .,.,btr rarlly Friday aHer a HLJbway ttia fact ·j.bat 1 r•blea ,u~ntlne Sh•pp•rd Walta Nervau&ly It We,llaba Patrol plane searched the Millers· clamped on the county la1t wll}ter IJII\IM H. ehobbf , Sheppard nervously awatted the burg area without spottlne the re•uJtJd Jn aU dOll 01 the ne1J4-!Brat.) f.l..... II.Lift arrival of the lie detector expert murderers 40 Olrl'l worQr IIJ. OthtrNIM borhood beint 'Qe:d up. who will Reek to tell by his emolt.•. , . . . tf, etrclt ot ~ nickname Hill and Dann)l Tholl.'ptional responses whether •he really .2 &"ill Ufllt aon now lee faml}lar killed his wife ll&hto of PPP• It will be the first sUch test he rabbit front 111!1 ha' ever had and Sheppard htm· back viait the • Belt admits. thal he Is "extremely nervous'' about it Herbert admitted results of a lie detector ten could no.t be in· troduced aa evidence In court but aald they would be a Jood "foundation" for new moves to free Sheppard No time has been set yet tor the test which Warden Ralph Alvil said would be <!Onducted within the walls or Ohio Penltebtiar)'. Sheppard works as t clerk In lhe prison personnel office He Uvei In a dormitory Alvis remembers Gregory well Seven yean ago, the lie detector expert proved .another convlc1.4:ld murder; 1heodore Roosevelt Mc· Clure, was lying in 1tatements he wa1 lnnoeenl of a Clevela-nd slay· . 12:00 Foril:~ , Intt!l\le 0:411 1!1.... ru••~>;v ' Dr. Sheppar ,•·~" __ ' ~~~~~~~e~~~E 1·00 AlCoa )lour 11·00 True tltol'J· 11 :Ill! Dotoetive't PlorJ• ·' ' &.!! CireV"I Boy Sh w 1:01 lt.evt AlJeD o SIJn On · 8:30 . Circle 3 llan<:h O:llll Cumby 10:00 Fury ' J0:3C CQL Uall.IGt 'l . I I ------~~·--~---------~-----~-----~~ the home and threw away the pip~ .l entered the house met hlm "just he was carrying No one e.11.sed ::lru- rc~~d.\IN -..Itr eatertal... tbe ltolli: lp"'- 'a.tttf alii\]~ Club, nun- &:QO TIIA .1 'Mie methods of corporal punlohmelft have Urled grelltly during the last generation or two. For examp1e, · the use of the hickory lUck, the strap, or rubber hose, and the paddle bave all been used. Why these different IDIIrDmenll of punlllhJnent? Simply to try to - ~~ 111'1. Club'Meeting Held Thursday lin. WIUiam Gnttter ualtt.ed bor" and " Hone momma's arm out so she cannot beat me any more.',. WJOIIC dolnf. I TEL ION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,.e13 satunt., - a....... 3 ; MlllJStreet. and Mrs. Delbert Morris, Bedford, Mr. and Mrs Horace McElhinny 1\lJ!s. Ellie Roush, Pomeroy and have returne!l from visiting her Mrs. llarnhUI, Tupperr Plahls. brothe;, Cbarle1 Wer~. and fam· Uy 1n Toledo. pr:. and Mrs. J J. Davis and dauJhtera, Charlene and Diana, are~ expected hOIJle from a C.alif· ornia trip by the tint of the week good health and enti'IIY for growing .. youngsters! «7•• them a grand back-to-:_ school start with milk for breakfast .•• and lelthom refresh with milk after school, loollt's o wholesome, delicious !real any time ... tops for acllllng oxtra flavor and food ,value to cooking and baking, tool Eniol' it oftonl _ •. Che~k • ' ' With You ) MIITINQ The Dauahten of Union Vettr; ana will meet Monda.v evening DUV I at 'l'·lj) p. m in the DAV Hall. ,_OORAM C~ITID The Middleport Literary Club J*O~tfll tor Ur.• eom1aa year hav. Hen Gompltted. tt.ie week by the comm\tt". AT . YOUR DOOR AT YOUR STORE SPRING HILL DAIRY Workill on pr~am wen Mra. Forr$1t llaehtel, pretl· dent; Mrt: H•nr, Null, vice~~­ Oieot aod llro. 11041~01' DoW!Iliil '"QUALITY FIRST ALWAYS" GALLIPOLIS ••• . . ~· " · '1. ·~-~ '~ I ~ " ' ' . .. . ' OHIO • • ' • I •• • �. ,, · ft) N<ltJees· · - 1llb tr!U. ' ";'J~nlk . ChUd:s ,trtC!tor . JIAU Sl!QOT M7 2ift7t)i.;). Pt Pleasant Is 4- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July ?0, 1957 ' Opponent For Middleport t The Daily Sentinel SPORTS NATIONAL LIAGUI DESK I j I I ~ 1 A.!f..OY! I I I I I 111 hope~ of ratch111g tht• 1 .~l ilt !ow from llw 11-il·~snn, L 1!! CLASS fJrl'hall111;~ I ---- .. Tiger~ Four New Pilots Of Race Cars To Be Here Sunday Four drlvc·rs from the Logan of Gcn'l Speedway will join conteshnts lcfthandcr. here tomorrow al the Claybanln Sper!rtway following a "lend leue" arrangmenl Ret up today by Speedway's Bud Wilson. tn~s ---- st. Louis at Pittsburgh, drove his grand Milwaukee at New York 2 . slam job in the top of the nintb.t<l - Sprouse led oCI with his and af· Cincinnati at PhUadelphia 2 ] , make the score 6-2 •nd then Bwh ter J)t)ug Moore fanned, ud Oen· Sunday'• G"""' I , shut the door, tigllt. The blow kept nis Moore walked, Rober\8 brought the •I ndians' record at '·1 t'n the Sprouse home. Alter 'that innin:~ Boston 5 Ch1eago 2 n1g.bt u ~ Baltimore 4 Kansas Cl:y 2 night second half, and 21 of 24 on all Wolfe only allowed Gibbs' .Sillglc DetriJit 4 Washington 1 night comers for , the season. in the fourth . New York 9 Cleveland 1 night AMERICAN LI!AGUE The Yankees bad led 1-0 In Lh{ Meanwhi1e, Roberts · shut out first and 2-0 in the fourth. In th~ Racine until the fourth inning New York W58 L.28 p~~74 G~ first lnnins Bing sina:led and two when Wolfe's triple, an efi''Jl', a Chicago 62 34 -..6(15 U errors in . the field let blm .,. get ground out, and Rick Sargent:J Boston 41.~ home. In the fourth Bing tripleJ single n<:tted one run, 41 12 Cleveland 44 48 .ft08 14 , 1 and RaU singled him home. stacked on three more in Detroit Woody Call's boys tied it 2·2 In theThey 43 44 .4fl4... 1s"' fifth on an error, a walk, -anti Bnltimore 42 44 .48B 16 the fi!th when McElhinney led fJ ff Wee Fooey 's three-run homer. Kanst~s City 32 54 .372 26 with a sole homer, Bush and Mor- Other Racine hitters were Larry Washington 30 60 .SS;J 30 ria walked, and Bush scored on an Price, a double, a single by Roy Sunday'• error. . Howe and a single by Ted Bailey, Washington at Detroit Boston at In the· top of the ninth Bratlon Wolfe fanned nine and walked Chicago, Baltimore nt Kail!as Cit.•, and Moore walked and 'J.'homas got "ol! via an error. Then McEihmney three while Roberts fanned five 2 New York at Clevcl.•nd, 2 and walked one in a great exINTERNATIONAL LliAGliE got hit bit one. Tononto 11 Montreal 0 'linn. com· For Bush it was s-o as a pltche'" hibition of control. Other g.ame11 pletion cf suapended a:ame June 2 including '•· no-hitter. He fanned last night were ppstpo;Jed. Racine 000 1~ 8 0 Montreal 4 Toronto 3 11 inn. 12 and walked fouf. Loser Slater fanned seven and Doda:ers 100 000-1 3 4 Richmond 5 Columbus 2 · walked five. Wolle aflll. . Howe. RobertS •nd Havana 3 Miami 0 12 tnn. Indililll8 000 002 Ofl4--.6 5 ::! Muer. ..-... Buffalo .'7 Roehe1ter 1 .... AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ya:"~Jfees 100 100 000--2 3 4 nuoh and Singer. Slater and Allndianapolis 4 Charleston 1 lll. Paul 1 Omaha {) called. '1 inn. lensworth. ' rain Denver 11 Mlnnelilpolll 1 PROTEST FILED Withita 11 Louisville 7 1'he Red Sox outla,sted the Sen· ators 4-3 with the lawm~ker~ finishing the game under · offical protest against a ruling interprctation in the filth inning. As It went, -the Red SoX won DAYTON, Ohio UP - Lionel ,f their game in the- bottom of the Hebert, trying to make a golfing OUr 3S ~ fifth wit:h the score 3·2 in their gamble pay off, faced Walter favor and an Insurance run was Burkemo and Whitt met Dow , Mc!Elhinney 2 G•""" All pr...ame tldlet MIH(75e ,., adult, -c:hlld.-.n under 12 1'..1 .. ld by R.'ln• •' Mid • dlep6rt t .. m ..,.,...,.., and •t · , • t are Ioc •• tom • w til •uw 1 1V 11 t o th • r•pec tl ve teques f or 'Itt' • t••vu• ft ....'... ln Middleport the Sports Center will have tl'ckcts on sale and Indian layers will canvass the towr. Morrison is expected to hold up his end with a ticket campaign In hls own bailiwick. Ticket sales at the gate wttl be divided eveniy after expenses of $15 for the field lights. Redlegs R0 11 WIt. h Nuxhau1 48 38 .ISM 2 Tbe RACINE ROLLS 49 31) .:SC'7 2 Into ~ ~ommanding tead Friday Racine kept Its second half re48 39 ~!Ia · z~ evening behind Russ McElJnney'.s cord clean Frlday evening Jn Pom· 4<l 4'7 .460 10\i: two home runJ-(Ine a grand Slam· eroy with a 4-1 win over the DodPittsburgh S4 M .337 20"-: mer-and the powerful pitching with Wee Foozy Wolfe holdCh1cago · 28 3ft .33'7 201,2 of Charley Bush with a three Dodger batt.ers to three hila, Friday's Re1ufts :-.itter agauut the Yankeea in nine 1 doul>les by Mike Robert.<~ and P8ul friday's Resulb innings. Sprouse, and a single by leff Chicago at Brooklyn, 2 Gibbs. Cincinnati PhUadelphia New York I Throwing 00 1954 Oldsmobile .. J .. , lbbotSOD Races F P t Minute Barrier LONDON Ul\ - Derek !hbotson, • mighty happy Royal Air Foree private, agreed today tltal ' hlastunnlngworldrecordof3;57.2 "ored on D. Hanning'! singlo They n~ded th:at one beeall!l.e th .~ Senators made It 4-3 In their hall on a run hy D. Stephenson. Stobart ranned Jour and walked three for the losers while Oiler Finsterwald __ - -- - - -· I .. .." . . 1121" WanteCI toR •. a:-RAWU;IGSSONS co. _-21 II U'-pr"'"ii-::h-t""p ia no -- 7-18-3t n '1'1111 llflTR PAIIIL'f UnltatWhed 3 bedroom ltom Call e112 Wol'o '-18-f ( 141 --2·C room . ,ao. ... -For Rer,t WI IUY apartmeni:J. Uti! Ill pald. 1 •tore room. Ph ane 6S511X. 7·18-3 I< " hiiUCTIM,AL- I lltiW f'!IRNISH!D ROOM w)lh uoe of ---NT~ OHIO VALLIY - - -, Ia · buslneE!II after tbe u~ "Black Friday" had sent defeiul· ing champion Jaeltie Burke, SaQtmy Snead, favored ' Doug Ford, Tommy Bolt, Ted Kroll, Mike SOU· ch.,k, Claude Harmon and u. 8 · ' Open champion Dick Mayer to " the sidelines. t Th~ 2'7-y,ear-old Fin.sterwald pu ~ill Snead in the fourth round, 3 and 1. and ·t hen downed the Gl~ year • o]d Charles Sheppard of ·wert Newton, Mass., z.up in the nuaitef.fin)ls. l{e is favored to -. beat Whitt. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,_,_ I Finsterwald Is Favored To Get In PGA Finals !Otcbn, Phone BOl -M. · 7 zo 2lc Hooms tor rent . Clos~ to tow 127 Butternut. 7-18-12t -Ill I H,OUSE ln MIJdleport, 2 ne RuUand. Mabel Hoeue. Phon JUNk CO. •• - ' P.tm.., " : (20 Sl --l:tath lPilrtment, ne - 7 10 8t 24932. S room and ly decorated. Cali 294. 72t ( 161 For Rent or Sa I F., Rent - - -- latenslon lAdders So~told hv~da, -AFORE THET EMEAGE'NC'f Drop Clqtba Clmton F'!Cbet, Middleport, Phone 8265Jt 111 •nd bench-$50. ro.undPd gla.ss fr ont. medium aize, $.20. ( 171 DQDGE · PLYIIOUTH Mrs. H. Wanted Barnbljrt, Joppa DI!ALJ:RS · til U Store, state Rt. 680. 7- 19-2t~ A pd reliable woman to liv e ~tb an elderly ..couple and t Saw dust 0 and shavings, loaded in Auta Sales ~(81 take eare or their home. u in your truck from bin or deliv· tereated phone 11385 or 6384. 195G Old.smobi~$2,495 Super 88 ered. OJJ IO VALL!i;Y MFG. 2 dr. Holliday Cpe, Leu than CORP., TIJPPERS PLAINS, Q. 120 3tc ' 14.000 actual miles. Power Phone e oo!vijle 1250. ' 7 ·18-2Sh! Help, Wa~nte~-Housekeeper 00 steering and brakes. Fully 1 '' f years o(. aee. Contact John Buck equlpped. BtaN.fnar's, Pomeroy, ner, 1S'7 ,Dock St., Middleport. ·--,-.,,-- _ _ _ 7 ~O Btl.' St. In good 7·Iti-I2tp . i:' "1958 Buick. V8 <mttury.. $2,595. sell. see ,Dick ~" 2 dr. _Rlvie~, Vpe. Smart Ivory Cleland, Racine, & Wb1te l~nish. pynaflow drive. -'-.,-- - Pomeroy 3631. . Unattached, re'· Oue eareful owner. Blaettnar's :.woman, 21--30 yrs. of ." Pomeroy. 7 20 Bt~ Cusbman Sccoter, newly overage. kPf'ljenced wit& ehtld haul~d. Sell cheap. Everett care. cooking and J(!neral houae,-1954 Bl!ick V8 Super. $1,595. 4McDaniel, Diamond St., Mid· work. Good pay. Must live in. dr. Sedan. ·Dynaflow dl'ive. R & d1.eport. '7·18-3tp Phone 241. Mr.:s, Finley. 7 1& 6ttt H. New one eO&t about $4500 00 - .:__ This one like .' new in appe~r·FOR SALE ance and condition. Blaettnar's, The undersigned is oflerln1 tor ( 181 . Employment , Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc sale the Thomas A Waa:ner prcperty in Letart Falls Ohio, ap· Wanted 19M Ford V8 Customline. $1,095. praised 1 at 1$-12,0C<I.OO 'and cannot 2 dr; Sedan. One or the best ap- be ~old for less than th!lt amount W~O~RUKCBB~Y~n~A~Y~~or~;;~~ot _pearmg ears on our ·lot. Blaett- BUbJect to ,the approval or the home. Call 6225-J after 4 m. nar'll, Pomeroy. 7 20 8tc Probate Court. For information ..our ...,rtcol!:et' Service. DaJ Phone 8221 Ni,pt Phone China -.x. clO"d --Help With .... - -- _,= ...,. ii~~nf~D~a:~·~id~·~··~:~~~~.,~; . . GASOIJNE Ar.L£V · j What a cute wa. t'll!tiiiGI doll! it rns.::b here in t.l'l9 llill!>1 ·- - .Service - Qvaii1J I 1"fsa Chevrol~t as low as sa 95 , · ~=b!!~~- t;h:~~dl~•. ~~~ Sybil Wanted-PAPER H."NGThG-~ Four beauties. 2--210's and 2 '7-1'7-Gtc · years experien~e. ' Free et' I · Bel-Airs. One like new eonvermates, L. y, Reislnger, Raein • Hble and 3 two doors. Blaett- 16 MM Sound Movie ProjeetOr ll3x 124. Ohio.· T~" . nar's, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc A· l condition. Cost $420 ne\~ r -~ $126. Robert Burton. 120 Cole · St. Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 447M For 7·l7·3tp VALLEY . LVMBI!R and SUPPLY Phone 8220 S. Third St. Middleport ---:-;-.,-----9 rooms, 2 bathrooJl!s, garRge,. in the Ir---;;;;;;;;;;;0;=-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; furnace , basement $10.~ . Can .b~ -;uplexed easily, John 1\J. R1chq10nd, 814 E. MtHn St., Pcmeroy. . 7·17-6tr 60 Model 4 D-r Sedan. CADILLA 'c .,.. ..... . ~~-. for Sale or. Trarle 22 acre farm l room house, mail and arhoot bus route Sell or Trade for $27.5 R H Rcawt 95 Son C•'· I · bou.se and lot. 7·1'7-6t!l Hire! '"'Bv the Hour or Cueltl,~~ultf Contract" •Gndtnl: &:·Diteh Diggin.e eBaek.·Hoe Service •Truck 121adln:g Equipment • Dump Truck Servlee POMEROY - '7-room frame nice-. ly loCated on large lot with 1~trge. back yard. drivelfay and VffiG{L WAIIISLI!V I Phone Cbe•hlre 1·14.79 &arage building. .House baa all hwdwood woodwdrk, be•uttful lf.alrway, Jar.ge ver'n~1, endosed porch, full b.artehleqt, and sasfired hot w•ter· heating. Near Rho~b. U~usual _at only $8SO(). . Only·$2000.00 for owner's existing replaeen1~mt I:-';;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;_,;;;_,;;;_,_,_,;;;, I o{ Logan. $1695 .•··•• the for the mile ean be lowered-''But fanned six and walked none for 011 "YACAnGII IPICIAL" PHILADELPHIA UP Cin- ~~!ie;.~. the race is run on motor- th~~in~~~~Y, Senator mam~ger. HYDRAMATIC, RADIO & HEATER 1 'PRICIII cinnatl Manager Blr~te Tebbetts, has handed mamagerial control to GOOD TIRES. Wilson sald Ken Klng and Glen who boasted he has the best balIbbotson, who led an historic Jim Little, with Indy auisting. He Greuser Body Thompson from the local associa- lanced pitching staff in the Nat- four·man parade through tbe four- .said· "Mr. Little has been helpin t~ · , tion racd in LOgan Friday night ional League, today had the am· mfnute barrier Friday, said he's the boy a lot In practices and I Works Shop ~ 1 C 5 and In return for the favor Logan • II! ~ will send four visitors here Sun- munition to back up the .,.tement switching now to a campaign for just haven't the ume to give them Pomeroy 1•-. I with the apparent return to foM\ the world two-mile record. that they shoulc' have . Mr. LittlP. • • . ,. • , ~;~·< l day. Will He Closed 1 · '. or "Hamilton" Joe Nux.hall. Mlddl~por · . I, Ohio .·:. The 24-year-old Ibbotson. who will do a good Job." Super 88 2 door. Jet blac.k finKing took second and Thompson July · 22 27th The veteran scuthpaw, who was had beaten four minute• tttlce be· Senators lOt {)l0--3 7 O ' ' ~~;:;:;;~~~ii,i~~~~ ish sci off with gl~aming lwhlte thtrd in the fast heat race: Coming expected to come into hil own thls fore, first. ran red -. ahirted Stani· Red Sox 001 21x--4 10 0 i ~:;::;;;:;::;;:;;:; wall llrcli. Hydrumatlc drive, ra· Renpens here are Elmer Quec!!t, Hayden- seuon Mter· a 13-11 ;ecord laat ; slav JungWlrtb Qf Ct;ecb6tlovakia Oller and S.. Llttle. G. Stob•rt \ dlo, heater, tinted glMs, clenr 1 ville; J . Holley, Nelsonvllle; Pete year, pitched the rejuvtnate'4 Red- lnto defeat in the race at White and R. Mulford." July 29th plasllc scat cuvcr~ kept 1L like Skmner, tilouster and Harold legs into fourth place Friday· night Clty Stadium and then stood off a new. with a 7-2 win over Philadelphia. slammlni t'fniah by Ro:1 Delany of ·:=========:-::;-::-~~~S~m~ilh R was only Nuxhall's ~econd Ireland, the Olyn\plc 1,&00 - meter complete game In 12 staru but it ehamplnn who attend• couldn't have come at o l:lWeeter phia's Villanova Univenit)lo. time for Cln~innatl. Delany was .gecond In 3.08.8 snd The wtn moved the Rcdlegs to within two- game& of lc!lgue-lead- Jun11wlrth tblrd In 3:59.1. ing Milwaukee nnd only one per· Wood of England was f-ourth Special 4 door . S!lllrkllnQ hhu:k centage point behind thtl third men had dane lt on May 28. 195!1 history that four .men In the same finish, ltandard ~ hlfl. radio, place St. Louis Cardinals. heater, new aeat covurK. Shuwa " NuxbaU tossed a four biLler race bettered (our minute~ . Three ' the beat of care. men had dDn il on May 28, 1933 while his matea clubbed rookie sen~ation Jack Sanford rmd three in a race here won by Hungary's other Phillie hurlers for 15 hits. Laszlo Tabor!. Flr111t baseman George Crowe MEETS COLUMBUS GIRL continued his hqt hitting streak OMAHA, Neb, UP - Mra. Ann with tw~? hill in four times at bat, including hia 21st hQmcr of the C~ey Johnstone of Mason City. year In the thLrd lnnlna with Gus Iowa, who assumed the favorUe role Thur&diY with an upset vic· Bell on base. Monterey 4 door. MIKt J.:l'f'cn tory, met Anne Blehardson of Connd white two tone . ~l<Hular(l Every cmclnnatl player. with lumbus-, OhiO, tod'ly In the feature shift. radio, hc11ter, tintml J,:IIIR."', the exceptloit of Nuxhall and w,.ny Hemlfinal match of ~~ Women'• white wall tire~. onf' loc;•l own· Post, had at least one hit. Post We11tern Amateur golf tourna er. walked twice. ment. It certainly mal;.~s sense ·to Cincinnati took the lead In the take e v·e r y precaution third on Crowes blast over the Yanka Running Away against accidents on your rlghtfleld wall with one on. The ' The Yankees opened up .a five Redlegs broke the game wide open game lead in the American Le;~­ in the fifth innJng with a five run gue, their blii!'St mar1ln O( the outburst · that chased · Sanford · to year, wltJt a 3-2 victory over De· finllltial loss. See us! · · SHELVING LUM 8£R the showers, trolt, ae Baltimore rallied tor Crowe walked to open the inning five rune In ' the nlnth to Hell: , kiln drle~umber. Excellent Roadmalttlf R] vir r II ('oupt• and Smokey Burgess and Don second-place for shelving or re lr jobs around the White Sox, Sharp lwtl tone gt·c~n fml~h. Hoak sinilled to lead the bare• . Boston beat Kanaaa .City, 3·1 . Full line of sizes. AB llltle as power 1teerlng, power hruk(•s, Shortstop Roy · McMillan .stna:led Washlna:ton blanked dynallow, power windows, pnw· Cleveland, 16c II • ft. to drive m Ci-owe and Sanford 4-0. er $(!Jt.J. Boy ahe's toutlcd. f..uranee.of All ~· . wild pitched BurJilS!I home. ~1. Ph"ne ·1-11 P... Moorehead came In tor the Phill City, 4-2, and l>etrolt beat Wnb· TILEBOARO anci aft'r Nuxhall flied out, John- lnJlon, 4-1. nie Temple slnaled home Hoak. Fix un old, cracked wall~ in kit·'h'"' Temple croased the plate on anbathroom with colorful, ensy-to other single by Bell. npply till'bn:ml AR litHe 1"1!:1 • • • • It was the third straight win for · Clncinnatl and the fourth conseculie aq. ft. ' . . tive loss for .tlie · Phlllies. PP,Ila· Super 88 4 door . Solid light blue. hydnmatlc, rnrtlo. heater. delphia hn skidded from lirat ROW IBat C.OYtlr!i, fiUOOUA V-8 place to fifth tn the leagl1e. ROOFING ROtll:et I!Ra:lne for au per pet· TebbeUa will 1end Hal Jeffcoat formance. (8-'7) to mound today to opI-'ine, 1iunblc aaphnlt roof ahing\ea Pllls Tax and .Jtecapp~ble rue I pcse Jim Hearn (C·l) ot Philadet:P""''<!cl in all slandnrd types and colors. We phla. have a type and color for any roof l' I,' • •' Duke Snider put on quite a show repair Job. As little aa ___ _ u the Oodaera swept their tlflt ' \ . . I > 9\'.c sq. ft. double-header ,of the .!Ieaton Fri· ' _, day night b)' copping a twl • nla:hter from the CUb«. In the opener, which the Dodaeu won, 6-3, in 10 Bel AIt 2 door. All white finish, inninJI!I, the Duke" &lammed 1 aud et To""' ·o,; won't ehow dirt. Standard 11hlit, 9 OTHER ITEMS homer in the lOth. and then clout· radio. heater,. clean. Mo1t Purcha1t1 IN STOCK e1l hit 23rd eirtuit of the seuon PLYWOOD ln the third inning of the ni~htcap' IIOING to aid In .a W triumph. · . INSULATION arav. "lttaln L•ad lasy loudvet "''"'' - llo FLOORING The Duke'.s seeond homer 11ve oaslly arranged -trint '-'NILINO ., S•l Magiie a 3·1 lead In the finale MOULDING ~~ . both lallor and .,.torlalo and after Chluao Ued the ~e.ore, WINDOWS \ the Dodgers .at;Ored a pair in the .,. malonepalr lol>• .. DOORS ahr.tb for tbeir sweep. Ernie BanD HAADWARI! tho home. See v• fw lull and Bob Speake homered for the NOTICE ~._, - • G d ' toura.. So the field tn this 39th PGA narrowed St. Louis The cream ot the Little Learuers here were makina: feverish preparations today for the "battle of the century" Friday or ftfonday !ln{ler Bachtel Fleld'l! li!Zh.t!l when Middleport's Indians 2!424:, and Rac1ne, 15-1, rnatch pitchin~ . rielding, base running speed and bueball. k~ow-how. A deftntte date has not been set Yet as conflicts in times the field i9 a~ailable have not been ironed out · Saturday is out · . _Managers, Larry M_orriS,lln of Rae1~e, and Woody Call of the Indlans, jockeyed their schedules as their Lop pitchers could, take the • For Racine it will be the un· •••<=& t en D uane {W ee F oozy 1 wo If e, on lhe mound He hiLs like a major Jea)!luer and throws a· fast ball liS hard as ma.Jy playen 10 years his senior. .,. ""d y w1'II sen d Char tey 8 U~t~l ·-' W "" out to meet Wolfe. :Bush Is s-o Iaeluding a no-hitter, and hits with the best of his tcilm too. Both lad s arc legal Little LeagUers on Lb{' . age ques t 10n. -- •. Wee Foozy, Bush, -B~AS7;;;~;.y;B;;-UA;-;N~;-;!.~·DR::-~::-!:::.~=-:J'S::=--B~us---:h:-:H::=-t-Jr-=-ls-3~-~l:::l:-it._t_e_r_As-:-- -M:-a-t_e__ ~~~~a! go~ annual To Meet Under' W. 1.. Pet. GB G G d T tourn.ament bad Wabama Lights ~:~~:r;~· ·~. 3~ · ~ I ets ran Slam Homer o Win ;;=a: ..~~hr~~k~':."r'~~:;::..~: ., Indians in Uiddleport roiJM one of the beat match pl•)'etl the PGA The luckless Point PlPa~aul Merchants come to ~iddlt· port Sunday for an OVA baseball ron test that ~ho uld result Jn MJddll' port climbing anothc:r step I<J· By Cbet TanDebW ward top running Rac .ne which L. 411 idle in the league. This is the time of summe r when batting averages Denny Wedge wtll fart> l'llhei l Th Jim aowlcs or Mickey Miller fl •r · some l)leaning Sthedules are more than ha·l run. e hot )t 1ddlf'port p 01 nt is 1-6. M1ddle- and cold batters have had time to level off into their actual port is tiet' with H,.artford at 5·3 b••· strides. Thls goes for the older fellows as well as 1ittle leaglfhind K.acine at ~J-3 . Game t1me ll' ers. W~yne Knapp of Syracuse a coup le of weeks ago got a pub;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.,I t' lie nod in this co lumn for having clobbered the baa at about a .600 pace the first two games manager Bob Louks used him. A couple or day.o; later Bob ap· ------ ---pcared hP.re at thr De5k to moan Don Mayer .200 "Bo}. that art1rle must have hurl Paul Sprouse .160 Knapp JIP wPnt hltlcs~ last night Dennis Ko~pple .154 in fiw tnps" Jim Pullins .H3 We 'll bup<.' Kn~P11 romcs ba;;k to Lance Tyo .143 hit likC a star aJHl in the mean- John Currl .130 llmf' , h1•rc are tlw av"ragc .~ or the B s· . t2'u SUN., JULY 21. 3:00 p.m. (EDT) Dodt::~:r Lt{tlc LN gucr s l.lfte r 13 J ruce A1mpson ld erry rno . It! TRIA!..S- 1:30 ~::~mes. lhrough .Jul~ t7 Nine other boys have one hit .400 in 26 at bats. They have walked 17 8 events Modified and strictly De i1111~ Moor~> .351 times. stocks. Competition open. FREE Rtrhi~ Aruold park1ng. BIG, ADDED AT- Doug ~loon..323 Team average, .267. TRACTION, performances be- Mlkl' llntwrts.306 tween races: All-American Jlich ir f"inln .250 There .is a battle royal shaping Darede\·il Thrill Show. Adults, up for this P'riday or Monday night $1.:50 6 to 12, 51k ; under 6, that is a natural. If It doesn't fill ~'REE Al sfl stock car race~ Fri2 P m. day, July 26. tHIO p m. EpT. lt1 oll 1c1' IJV/1. ;< ~Ill{'~ f:mll the house at Bachtel Field there is ====:::;;;::;::;;::::;::::::;;:; · Thomas's hO)'S from Calli polis, in something wrong with. the collec- - - - -· - a rcecnt slump , lomt> to l'umeruy tive heads of sports fans in Meigs lo take on thP rt'\'ivPd Pumeror County. With only minor detJails lo work Men·hant.~ . wlw art' 3-ti {;allipoiJs out, the Middleport Indians, 20-3, • I s hmds at 4-4. Manag1•r l 'hil Cullln'i saul Loday mr.et the Racine Little Leaguers Kenny Wigg 1us, ~w ilhpaw, wil~ with a record even more Impresfaet• {;al!Jf)Oit, ·In tht• absence of sive {pendin8 a report from Larry Big Ch u;f llu l'.l lH·ynulds. No. I Morrison, I won't say what It Is, but they hnve been beaten only fireman. once). Vv'i:..;g 'm i11' 1 t·uttin).! his tceto Wach for this one. lt'll be a m fast lJitl'btng company, ha,s a honey. fast b~ll th&t lll' ':<t alldl(l to u~e for dan ger of Jutting a batter. Sa~d I cutrlw ' Geurgl' Nc~sl'lroad: "tf Kenny wuuld ve t the cot:· fidenu• to n·ally f1n· th;. t ra.~l one 1 Ill th CI"{', nul 111:111y p e r;p](o would l get hit.q orr hun." Couh· illl", 5·4, 1'~>111 1 ' ' 111 the Ha rlrord T l ~tp; on 1h1· W:ohama fieltJ Phone eitl-v. J'tedl:er'• Farm, Fiva Ptunu 12 T to 31p tU dnt apon1ored by Pomero)' '7- 17-41'~ FOR SAL!! O~TRADV. - Z2 acre 1 Mowe. · t~rm , 4 I'OOm hou~e. Mall and NOTICeS : TURNII R11unlon, Old echool bw route. SeU or trade Dtx.~ Church, M111p Co., on for hqu alf! and lot. Georg, Ken· ncdy, Rutlamd . Ohio. , .Julw, • 1957. B•tk•t dl'\n•r '7 20 8tp · 12 noon, T•lt ·.,our ftlench, Divan an 7-17-lte d •:hsir, typewriter de-;k, drop leaf table, rocker , record efbtuet . !lteeJ eot, pie cupboarod lit•dllu;~"\ fGr \ eM Ia bleJ, chairS and mlacel: lam•'lnlte r~un.tee -- Lane Cedar laneou$ artlcle!l, Call 926-X. Cbt>1t1 - LAU Wli:ulow F,naJ'rla:idlolire Refrigerators. 7 20 .3tp Iaker 114-lrnltllrt, Middleport, Ohla 1956 Hart ey na"'ldsou Motoreycl; 4 29 tf Model 56 ST. l.o lilOOd condition. Price~ t o Jell . See Dick 'I'Bylor or lEI l.ost& F~~ Jo'rlnk Clebmd. Racine, o., or Lo1t Ulue and white Parakee! . phone Pomeroy 3631. '7 20 3tc If fourfd l'all 24822 after 3 p McCormick Dairying Cream SeM. 7 · l9-31 ~ para1~r ~- Gas Rs11ge ~(8b I Auto C:erv - ic_e_s_ ~erh 8 redfield, Harrisonville- I LiHie leaguers IQCt to rldt. and fireplace. Level lot. B9X 229 1954 Buick PARM __... 26 A. 6-room semi-mod. ·un hOme. 2 Chicken houses, barn · ~ose to store and chur,ch. Rural , village. EVerything exellent con. , _diUon. · 1O-F Sale or Rent '"-AilM - .120 A. 7·l'OOm house , 1 1arge bafn,"outbuildings. Timber For Sale: 6 room house, bath an and plenty water. -.lfhls farm is modern. Call 2171 letart Falii. not a rundown hill farm. Ap 7-18-tlte Ideal 11etup for beef or gen~ral ----,--,---.~-farm. (11 l Wanted To Buy l•rl 0. Mt~w Sr., RNitor Pur• Park•r, Agent WANTEo:..... 24" BoWs Bib In go-;.. . PHONE 101-Y 7 20 3tc -::8:::1-::COM=E~ , S_L_I_O_N_ . DE'l'R:OIT. UP '-FuUbaek .or $1395 the first, 3~iP.~ketwldl• Pomeroy ~~~nd •t•~ fetr $1395 ii~e and automatic pllll, NeWly d~t· Philadel- 1954 Mercury "· t~-r..m Phonelt~Ol 4 20 3tc PEANUTS condil on. Call 6I21-Y. T 20 the Bomb Tracy, tonnet: ne.IIBee star, signed a tttl7 Tom Ten- eontf~tet wilh the Detr~lt Uona Friday but Le_Pn Hart, an eight-year veteran w~th the club, falled ~ aign after GRUESIR BLOCK .CO. :_~WIOI "";,._.,_·'-_.., --~::~~co~~~~·~::~n~~~'~b~:~~~- Gen· By ERNIE BUSHMILLI!I OH,OH---I FORGOT !I By SHULTz AND BLEW A BUii!BLE. ~~~~"""~ ( \ . NANCY •• ~:~~ :~~~~~, ~:~ ::~:dt 1953 Buick VDE~wa~d$ . Jt. tU $995 .FIRESTOME .~;t.llES or 1952 Oldsmobile - 670x15 NYLON the $695 .,., 9 · .33 '. .,l ·. . ., ,,•, · '$ · ' ..SOHIO!al!d·PURE MOTOR OllJ· · · :· ' -1955 .Chevrolet .. ' { . ' ,, ~' ~ 2.GaHon Motor 00 $1495 WILLiE· WINKLE By BRANNER >'OtJ'RE WELCOME. "TO COME ANY .TJME. ,MR THANK '\IOU , MtSS WINKLE .. I APPRECIATE "THAT! ' KARR and VAN ZANDT Pomeroy -----' "':-.~ . do tall• Cuba. MUwau.kee retained Its oneaamt lead with a 3·1 victory the Gi.anta and Pltttburlllh beat tba II'" THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY \ Pbonea 41.1 Years of Conth!uous Servtee 82 ' 435 · P~moroy, Ohio Cords '-0:. The Yankeea American .Pometoy. :.· ,. o. ... ·····~· " . . .. ,- '' �. ,, · ft) N<ltJees· · - 1llb tr!U. ' ";'J~nlk . ChUd:s ,trtC!tor . JIAU Sl!QOT M7 2ift7t)i.;). Pt Pleasant Is 4- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July ?0, 1957 ' Opponent For Middleport t The Daily Sentinel SPORTS NATIONAL LIAGUI DESK I j I I ~ 1 A.!f..OY! I I I I I 111 hope~ of ratch111g tht• 1 .~l ilt !ow from llw 11-il·~snn, L 1!! CLASS fJrl'hall111;~ I ---- .. Tiger~ Four New Pilots Of Race Cars To Be Here Sunday Four drlvc·rs from the Logan of Gcn'l Speedway will join conteshnts lcfthandcr. here tomorrow al the Claybanln Sper!rtway following a "lend leue" arrangmenl Ret up today by Speedway's Bud Wilson. tn~s ---- st. Louis at Pittsburgh, drove his grand Milwaukee at New York 2 . slam job in the top of the nintb.t<l - Sprouse led oCI with his and af· Cincinnati at PhUadelphia 2 ] , make the score 6-2 •nd then Bwh ter J)t)ug Moore fanned, ud Oen· Sunday'• G"""' I , shut the door, tigllt. The blow kept nis Moore walked, Rober\8 brought the •I ndians' record at '·1 t'n the Sprouse home. Alter 'that innin:~ Boston 5 Ch1eago 2 n1g.bt u ~ Baltimore 4 Kansas Cl:y 2 night second half, and 21 of 24 on all Wolfe only allowed Gibbs' .Sillglc DetriJit 4 Washington 1 night comers for , the season. in the fourth . New York 9 Cleveland 1 night AMERICAN LI!AGUE The Yankees bad led 1-0 In Lh{ Meanwhi1e, Roberts · shut out first and 2-0 in the fourth. In th~ Racine until the fourth inning New York W58 L.28 p~~74 G~ first lnnins Bing sina:led and two when Wolfe's triple, an efi''Jl', a Chicago 62 34 -..6(15 U errors in . the field let blm .,. get ground out, and Rick Sargent:J Boston 41.~ home. In the fourth Bing tripleJ single n<:tted one run, 41 12 Cleveland 44 48 .ft08 14 , 1 and RaU singled him home. stacked on three more in Detroit Woody Call's boys tied it 2·2 In theThey 43 44 .4fl4... 1s"' fifth on an error, a walk, -anti Bnltimore 42 44 .48B 16 the fi!th when McElhinney led fJ ff Wee Fooey 's three-run homer. Kanst~s City 32 54 .372 26 with a sole homer, Bush and Mor- Other Racine hitters were Larry Washington 30 60 .SS;J 30 ria walked, and Bush scored on an Price, a double, a single by Roy Sunday'• error. . Howe and a single by Ted Bailey, Washington at Detroit Boston at In the· top of the ninth Bratlon Wolfe fanned nine and walked Chicago, Baltimore nt Kail!as Cit.•, and Moore walked and 'J.'homas got "ol! via an error. Then McEihmney three while Roberts fanned five 2 New York at Clevcl.•nd, 2 and walked one in a great exINTERNATIONAL LliAGliE got hit bit one. Tononto 11 Montreal 0 'linn. com· For Bush it was s-o as a pltche'" hibition of control. Other g.ame11 pletion cf suapended a:ame June 2 including '•· no-hitter. He fanned last night were ppstpo;Jed. Racine 000 1~ 8 0 Montreal 4 Toronto 3 11 inn. 12 and walked fouf. Loser Slater fanned seven and Doda:ers 100 000-1 3 4 Richmond 5 Columbus 2 · walked five. Wolle aflll. . Howe. RobertS •nd Havana 3 Miami 0 12 tnn. Indililll8 000 002 Ofl4--.6 5 ::! Muer. ..-... Buffalo .'7 Roehe1ter 1 .... AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ya:"~Jfees 100 100 000--2 3 4 nuoh and Singer. Slater and Allndianapolis 4 Charleston 1 lll. Paul 1 Omaha {) called. '1 inn. lensworth. ' rain Denver 11 Mlnnelilpolll 1 PROTEST FILED Withita 11 Louisville 7 1'he Red Sox outla,sted the Sen· ators 4-3 with the lawm~ker~ finishing the game under · offical protest against a ruling interprctation in the filth inning. As It went, -the Red SoX won DAYTON, Ohio UP - Lionel ,f their game in the- bottom of the Hebert, trying to make a golfing OUr 3S ~ fifth wit:h the score 3·2 in their gamble pay off, faced Walter favor and an Insurance run was Burkemo and Whitt met Dow , Mc!Elhinney 2 G•""" All pr...ame tldlet MIH(75e ,., adult, -c:hlld.-.n under 12 1'..1 .. ld by R.'ln• •' Mid • dlep6rt t .. m ..,.,...,.., and •t · , • t are Ioc •• tom • w til •uw 1 1V 11 t o th • r•pec tl ve teques f or 'Itt' • t••vu• ft ....'... ln Middleport the Sports Center will have tl'ckcts on sale and Indian layers will canvass the towr. Morrison is expected to hold up his end with a ticket campaign In hls own bailiwick. Ticket sales at the gate wttl be divided eveniy after expenses of $15 for the field lights. Redlegs R0 11 WIt. h Nuxhau1 48 38 .ISM 2 Tbe RACINE ROLLS 49 31) .:SC'7 2 Into ~ ~ommanding tead Friday Racine kept Its second half re48 39 ~!Ia · z~ evening behind Russ McElJnney'.s cord clean Frlday evening Jn Pom· 4<l 4'7 .460 10\i: two home runJ-(Ine a grand Slam· eroy with a 4-1 win over the DodPittsburgh S4 M .337 20"-: mer-and the powerful pitching with Wee Foozy Wolfe holdCh1cago · 28 3ft .33'7 201,2 of Charley Bush with a three Dodger batt.ers to three hila, Friday's Re1ufts :-.itter agauut the Yankeea in nine 1 doul>les by Mike Robert.<~ and P8ul friday's Resulb innings. Sprouse, and a single by leff Chicago at Brooklyn, 2 Gibbs. Cincinnati PhUadelphia New York I Throwing 00 1954 Oldsmobile .. J .. , lbbotSOD Races F P t Minute Barrier LONDON Ul\ - Derek !hbotson, • mighty happy Royal Air Foree private, agreed today tltal ' hlastunnlngworldrecordof3;57.2 "ored on D. Hanning'! singlo They n~ded th:at one beeall!l.e th .~ Senators made It 4-3 In their hall on a run hy D. Stephenson. Stobart ranned Jour and walked three for the losers while Oiler Finsterwald __ - -- - - -· I .. .." . . 1121" WanteCI toR •. a:-RAWU;IGSSONS co. _-21 II U'-pr"'"ii-::h-t""p ia no -- 7-18-3t n '1'1111 llflTR PAIIIL'f UnltatWhed 3 bedroom ltom Call e112 Wol'o '-18-f ( 141 --2·C room . ,ao. ... -For Rer,t WI IUY apartmeni:J. Uti! Ill pald. 1 •tore room. Ph ane 6S511X. 7·18-3 I< " hiiUCTIM,AL- I lltiW f'!IRNISH!D ROOM w)lh uoe of ---NT~ OHIO VALLIY - - -, Ia · buslneE!II after tbe u~ "Black Friday" had sent defeiul· ing champion Jaeltie Burke, SaQtmy Snead, favored ' Doug Ford, Tommy Bolt, Ted Kroll, Mike SOU· ch.,k, Claude Harmon and u. 8 · ' Open champion Dick Mayer to " the sidelines. t Th~ 2'7-y,ear-old Fin.sterwald pu ~ill Snead in the fourth round, 3 and 1. and ·t hen downed the Gl~ year • o]d Charles Sheppard of ·wert Newton, Mass., z.up in the nuaitef.fin)ls. l{e is favored to -. beat Whitt. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,_,_ I Finsterwald Is Favored To Get In PGA Finals !Otcbn, Phone BOl -M. · 7 zo 2lc Hooms tor rent . Clos~ to tow 127 Butternut. 7-18-12t -Ill I H,OUSE ln MIJdleport, 2 ne RuUand. Mabel Hoeue. Phon JUNk CO. •• - ' P.tm.., " : (20 Sl --l:tath lPilrtment, ne - 7 10 8t 24932. S room and ly decorated. Cali 294. 72t ( 161 For Rent or Sa I F., Rent - - -- latenslon lAdders So~told hv~da, -AFORE THET EMEAGE'NC'f Drop Clqtba Clmton F'!Cbet, Middleport, Phone 8265Jt 111 •nd bench-$50. ro.undPd gla.ss fr ont. medium aize, $.20. ( 171 DQDGE · PLYIIOUTH Mrs. H. Wanted Barnbljrt, Joppa DI!ALJ:RS · til U Store, state Rt. 680. 7- 19-2t~ A pd reliable woman to liv e ~tb an elderly ..couple and t Saw dust 0 and shavings, loaded in Auta Sales ~(81 take eare or their home. u in your truck from bin or deliv· tereated phone 11385 or 6384. 195G Old.smobi~$2,495 Super 88 ered. OJJ IO VALL!i;Y MFG. 2 dr. Holliday Cpe, Leu than CORP., TIJPPERS PLAINS, Q. 120 3tc ' 14.000 actual miles. Power Phone e oo!vijle 1250. ' 7 ·18-2Sh! Help, Wa~nte~-Housekeeper 00 steering and brakes. Fully 1 '' f years o(. aee. Contact John Buck equlpped. BtaN.fnar's, Pomeroy, ner, 1S'7 ,Dock St., Middleport. ·--,-.,,-- _ _ _ 7 ~O Btl.' St. In good 7·Iti-I2tp . i:' "1958 Buick. V8 <mttury.. $2,595. sell. see ,Dick ~" 2 dr. _Rlvie~, Vpe. Smart Ivory Cleland, Racine, & Wb1te l~nish. pynaflow drive. -'-.,-- - Pomeroy 3631. . Unattached, re'· Oue eareful owner. Blaettnar's :.woman, 21--30 yrs. of ." Pomeroy. 7 20 Bt~ Cusbman Sccoter, newly overage. kPf'ljenced wit& ehtld haul~d. Sell cheap. Everett care. cooking and J(!neral houae,-1954 Bl!ick V8 Super. $1,595. 4McDaniel, Diamond St., Mid· work. Good pay. Must live in. dr. Sedan. ·Dynaflow dl'ive. R & d1.eport. '7·18-3tp Phone 241. Mr.:s, Finley. 7 1& 6ttt H. New one eO&t about $4500 00 - .:__ This one like .' new in appe~r·FOR SALE ance and condition. Blaettnar's, The undersigned is oflerln1 tor ( 181 . Employment , Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc sale the Thomas A Waa:ner prcperty in Letart Falls Ohio, ap· Wanted 19M Ford V8 Customline. $1,095. praised 1 at 1$-12,0C<I.OO 'and cannot 2 dr; Sedan. One or the best ap- be ~old for less than th!lt amount W~O~RUKCBB~Y~n~A~Y~~or~;;~~ot _pearmg ears on our ·lot. Blaett- BUbJect to ,the approval or the home. Call 6225-J after 4 m. nar'll, Pomeroy. 7 20 8tc Probate Court. For information ..our ...,rtcol!:et' Service. DaJ Phone 8221 Ni,pt Phone China -.x. clO"d --Help With .... - -- _,= ...,. ii~~nf~D~a:~·~id~·~··~:~~~~.,~; . . GASOIJNE Ar.L£V · j What a cute wa. t'll!tiiiGI doll! it rns.::b here in t.l'l9 llill!>1 ·- - .Service - Qvaii1J I 1"fsa Chevrol~t as low as sa 95 , · ~=b!!~~- t;h:~~dl~•. ~~~ Sybil Wanted-PAPER H."NGThG-~ Four beauties. 2--210's and 2 '7-1'7-Gtc · years experien~e. ' Free et' I · Bel-Airs. One like new eonvermates, L. y, Reislnger, Raein • Hble and 3 two doors. Blaett- 16 MM Sound Movie ProjeetOr ll3x 124. Ohio.· T~" . nar's, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc A· l condition. Cost $420 ne\~ r -~ $126. Robert Burton. 120 Cole · St. Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 447M For 7·l7·3tp VALLEY . LVMBI!R and SUPPLY Phone 8220 S. Third St. Middleport ---:-;-.,-----9 rooms, 2 bathrooJl!s, garRge,. in the Ir---;;;;;;;;;;;0;=-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; furnace , basement $10.~ . Can .b~ -;uplexed easily, John 1\J. R1chq10nd, 814 E. MtHn St., Pcmeroy. . 7·17-6tr 60 Model 4 D-r Sedan. CADILLA 'c .,.. ..... . ~~-. for Sale or. Trarle 22 acre farm l room house, mail and arhoot bus route Sell or Trade for $27.5 R H Rcawt 95 Son C•'· I · bou.se and lot. 7·1'7-6t!l Hire! '"'Bv the Hour or Cueltl,~~ultf Contract" •Gndtnl: &:·Diteh Diggin.e eBaek.·Hoe Service •Truck 121adln:g Equipment • Dump Truck Servlee POMEROY - '7-room frame nice-. ly loCated on large lot with 1~trge. back yard. drivelfay and VffiG{L WAIIISLI!V I Phone Cbe•hlre 1·14.79 &arage building. .House baa all hwdwood woodwdrk, be•uttful lf.alrway, Jar.ge ver'n~1, endosed porch, full b.artehleqt, and sasfired hot w•ter· heating. Near Rho~b. U~usual _at only $8SO(). . Only·$2000.00 for owner's existing replaeen1~mt I:-';;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;_,;;;_,;;;_,_,_,;;;, I o{ Logan. $1695 .•··•• the for the mile ean be lowered-''But fanned six and walked none for 011 "YACAnGII IPICIAL" PHILADELPHIA UP Cin- ~~!ie;.~. the race is run on motor- th~~in~~~~Y, Senator mam~ger. HYDRAMATIC, RADIO & HEATER 1 'PRICIII cinnatl Manager Blr~te Tebbetts, has handed mamagerial control to GOOD TIRES. Wilson sald Ken Klng and Glen who boasted he has the best balIbbotson, who led an historic Jim Little, with Indy auisting. He Greuser Body Thompson from the local associa- lanced pitching staff in the Nat- four·man parade through tbe four- .said· "Mr. Little has been helpin t~ · , tion racd in LOgan Friday night ional League, today had the am· mfnute barrier Friday, said he's the boy a lot In practices and I Works Shop ~ 1 C 5 and In return for the favor Logan • II! ~ will send four visitors here Sun- munition to back up the .,.tement switching now to a campaign for just haven't the ume to give them Pomeroy 1•-. I with the apparent return to foM\ the world two-mile record. that they shoulc' have . Mr. LittlP. • • . ,. • , ~;~·< l day. Will He Closed 1 · '. or "Hamilton" Joe Nux.hall. Mlddl~por · . I, Ohio .·:. The 24-year-old Ibbotson. who will do a good Job." Super 88 2 door. Jet blac.k finKing took second and Thompson July · 22 27th The veteran scuthpaw, who was had beaten four minute• tttlce be· Senators lOt {)l0--3 7 O ' ' ~~;:;:;;~~~ii,i~~~~ ish sci off with gl~aming lwhlte thtrd in the fast heat race: Coming expected to come into hil own thls fore, first. ran red -. ahirted Stani· Red Sox 001 21x--4 10 0 i ~:;::;;;:;::;;:;;:; wall llrcli. Hydrumatlc drive, ra· Renpens here are Elmer Quec!!t, Hayden- seuon Mter· a 13-11 ;ecord laat ; slav JungWlrtb Qf Ct;ecb6tlovakia Oller and S.. Llttle. G. Stob•rt \ dlo, heater, tinted glMs, clenr 1 ville; J . Holley, Nelsonvllle; Pete year, pitched the rejuvtnate'4 Red- lnto defeat in the race at White and R. Mulford." July 29th plasllc scat cuvcr~ kept 1L like Skmner, tilouster and Harold legs into fourth place Friday· night Clty Stadium and then stood off a new. with a 7-2 win over Philadelphia. slammlni t'fniah by Ro:1 Delany of ·:=========:-::;-::-~~~S~m~ilh R was only Nuxhall's ~econd Ireland, the Olyn\plc 1,&00 - meter complete game In 12 staru but it ehamplnn who attend• couldn't have come at o l:lWeeter phia's Villanova Univenit)lo. time for Cln~innatl. Delany was .gecond In 3.08.8 snd The wtn moved the Rcdlegs to within two- game& of lc!lgue-lead- Jun11wlrth tblrd In 3:59.1. ing Milwaukee nnd only one per· Wood of England was f-ourth Special 4 door . S!lllrkllnQ hhu:k centage point behind thtl third men had dane lt on May 28. 195!1 history that four .men In the same finish, ltandard ~ hlfl. radio, place St. Louis Cardinals. heater, new aeat covurK. Shuwa " NuxbaU tossed a four biLler race bettered (our minute~ . Three ' the beat of care. men had dDn il on May 28, 1933 while his matea clubbed rookie sen~ation Jack Sanford rmd three in a race here won by Hungary's other Phillie hurlers for 15 hits. Laszlo Tabor!. Flr111t baseman George Crowe MEETS COLUMBUS GIRL continued his hqt hitting streak OMAHA, Neb, UP - Mra. Ann with tw~? hill in four times at bat, including hia 21st hQmcr of the C~ey Johnstone of Mason City. year In the thLrd lnnlna with Gus Iowa, who assumed the favorUe role Thur&diY with an upset vic· Bell on base. Monterey 4 door. MIKt J.:l'f'cn tory, met Anne Blehardson of Connd white two tone . ~l<Hular(l Every cmclnnatl player. with lumbus-, OhiO, tod'ly In the feature shift. radio, hc11ter, tintml J,:IIIR."', the exceptloit of Nuxhall and w,.ny Hemlfinal match of ~~ Women'• white wall tire~. onf' loc;•l own· Post, had at least one hit. Post We11tern Amateur golf tourna er. walked twice. ment. It certainly mal;.~s sense ·to Cincinnati took the lead In the take e v·e r y precaution third on Crowes blast over the Yanka Running Away against accidents on your rlghtfleld wall with one on. The ' The Yankees opened up .a five Redlegs broke the game wide open game lead in the American Le;~­ in the fifth innJng with a five run gue, their blii!'St mar1ln O( the outburst · that chased · Sanford · to year, wltJt a 3-2 victory over De· finllltial loss. See us! · · SHELVING LUM 8£R the showers, trolt, ae Baltimore rallied tor Crowe walked to open the inning five rune In ' the nlnth to Hell: , kiln drle~umber. Excellent Roadmalttlf R] vir r II ('oupt• and Smokey Burgess and Don second-place for shelving or re lr jobs around the White Sox, Sharp lwtl tone gt·c~n fml~h. Hoak sinilled to lead the bare• . Boston beat Kanaaa .City, 3·1 . Full line of sizes. AB llltle as power 1teerlng, power hruk(•s, Shortstop Roy · McMillan .stna:led Washlna:ton blanked dynallow, power windows, pnw· Cleveland, 16c II • ft. to drive m Ci-owe and Sanford 4-0. er $(!Jt.J. Boy ahe's toutlcd. f..uranee.of All ~· . wild pitched BurJilS!I home. ~1. Ph"ne ·1-11 P... Moorehead came In tor the Phill City, 4-2, and l>etrolt beat Wnb· TILEBOARO anci aft'r Nuxhall flied out, John- lnJlon, 4-1. nie Temple slnaled home Hoak. Fix un old, cracked wall~ in kit·'h'"' Temple croased the plate on anbathroom with colorful, ensy-to other single by Bell. npply till'bn:ml AR litHe 1"1!:1 • • • • It was the third straight win for · Clncinnatl and the fourth conseculie aq. ft. ' . . tive loss for .tlie · Phlllies. PP,Ila· Super 88 4 door . Solid light blue. hydnmatlc, rnrtlo. heater. delphia hn skidded from lirat ROW IBat C.OYtlr!i, fiUOOUA V-8 place to fifth tn the leagl1e. ROOFING ROtll:et I!Ra:lne for au per pet· TebbeUa will 1end Hal Jeffcoat formance. (8-'7) to mound today to opI-'ine, 1iunblc aaphnlt roof ahing\ea Pllls Tax and .Jtecapp~ble rue I pcse Jim Hearn (C·l) ot Philadet:P""''<!cl in all slandnrd types and colors. We phla. have a type and color for any roof l' I,' • •' Duke Snider put on quite a show repair Job. As little aa ___ _ u the Oodaera swept their tlflt ' \ . . I > 9\'.c sq. ft. double-header ,of the .!Ieaton Fri· ' _, day night b)' copping a twl • nla:hter from the CUb«. In the opener, which the Dodaeu won, 6-3, in 10 Bel AIt 2 door. All white finish, inninJI!I, the Duke" &lammed 1 aud et To""' ·o,; won't ehow dirt. Standard 11hlit, 9 OTHER ITEMS homer in the lOth. and then clout· radio. heater,. clean. Mo1t Purcha1t1 IN STOCK e1l hit 23rd eirtuit of the seuon PLYWOOD ln the third inning of the ni~htcap' IIOING to aid In .a W triumph. · . INSULATION arav. "lttaln L•ad lasy loudvet "''"'' - llo FLOORING The Duke'.s seeond homer 11ve oaslly arranged -trint '-'NILINO ., S•l Magiie a 3·1 lead In the finale MOULDING ~~ . both lallor and .,.torlalo and after Chluao Ued the ~e.ore, WINDOWS \ the Dodgers .at;Ored a pair in the .,. malonepalr lol>• .. DOORS ahr.tb for tbeir sweep. Ernie BanD HAADWARI! tho home. See v• fw lull and Bob Speake homered for the NOTICE ~._, - • G d ' toura.. So the field tn this 39th PGA narrowed St. Louis The cream ot the Little Learuers here were makina: feverish preparations today for the "battle of the century" Friday or ftfonday !ln{ler Bachtel Fleld'l! li!Zh.t!l when Middleport's Indians 2!424:, and Rac1ne, 15-1, rnatch pitchin~ . rielding, base running speed and bueball. k~ow-how. A deftntte date has not been set Yet as conflicts in times the field i9 a~ailable have not been ironed out · Saturday is out · . _Managers, Larry M_orriS,lln of Rae1~e, and Woody Call of the Indlans, jockeyed their schedules as their Lop pitchers could, take the • For Racine it will be the un· •••<=& t en D uane {W ee F oozy 1 wo If e, on lhe mound He hiLs like a major Jea)!luer and throws a· fast ball liS hard as ma.Jy playen 10 years his senior. .,. ""d y w1'II sen d Char tey 8 U~t~l ·-' W "" out to meet Wolfe. :Bush Is s-o Iaeluding a no-hitter, and hits with the best of his tcilm too. Both lad s arc legal Little LeagUers on Lb{' . age ques t 10n. -- •. Wee Foozy, Bush, -B~AS7;;;~;.y;B;;-UA;-;N~;-;!.~·DR::-~::-!:::.~=-:J'S::=--B~us---:h:-:H::=-t-Jr-=-ls-3~-~l:::l:-it._t_e_r_As-:-- -M:-a-t_e__ ~~~~a! go~ annual To Meet Under' W. 1.. Pet. GB G G d T tourn.ament bad Wabama Lights ~:~~:r;~· ·~. 3~ · ~ I ets ran Slam Homer o Win ;;=a: ..~~hr~~k~':."r'~~:;::..~: ., Indians in Uiddleport roiJM one of the beat match pl•)'etl the PGA The luckless Point PlPa~aul Merchants come to ~iddlt· port Sunday for an OVA baseball ron test that ~ho uld result Jn MJddll' port climbing anothc:r step I<J· By Cbet TanDebW ward top running Rac .ne which L. 411 idle in the league. This is the time of summe r when batting averages Denny Wedge wtll fart> l'llhei l Th Jim aowlcs or Mickey Miller fl •r · some l)leaning Sthedules are more than ha·l run. e hot )t 1ddlf'port p 01 nt is 1-6. M1ddle- and cold batters have had time to level off into their actual port is tiet' with H,.artford at 5·3 b••· strides. Thls goes for the older fellows as well as 1ittle leaglfhind K.acine at ~J-3 . Game t1me ll' ers. W~yne Knapp of Syracuse a coup le of weeks ago got a pub;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.,I t' lie nod in this co lumn for having clobbered the baa at about a .600 pace the first two games manager Bob Louks used him. A couple or day.o; later Bob ap· ------ ---pcared hP.re at thr De5k to moan Don Mayer .200 "Bo}. that art1rle must have hurl Paul Sprouse .160 Knapp JIP wPnt hltlcs~ last night Dennis Ko~pple .154 in fiw tnps" Jim Pullins .H3 We 'll bup<.' Kn~P11 romcs ba;;k to Lance Tyo .143 hit likC a star aJHl in the mean- John Currl .130 llmf' , h1•rc are tlw av"ragc .~ or the B s· . t2'u SUN., JULY 21. 3:00 p.m. (EDT) Dodt::~:r Lt{tlc LN gucr s l.lfte r 13 J ruce A1mpson ld erry rno . It! TRIA!..S- 1:30 ~::~mes. lhrough .Jul~ t7 Nine other boys have one hit .400 in 26 at bats. They have walked 17 8 events Modified and strictly De i1111~ Moor~> .351 times. stocks. Competition open. FREE Rtrhi~ Aruold park1ng. BIG, ADDED AT- Doug ~loon..323 Team average, .267. TRACTION, performances be- Mlkl' llntwrts.306 tween races: All-American Jlich ir f"inln .250 There .is a battle royal shaping Darede\·il Thrill Show. Adults, up for this P'riday or Monday night $1.:50 6 to 12, 51k ; under 6, that is a natural. If It doesn't fill ~'REE Al sfl stock car race~ Fri2 P m. day, July 26. tHIO p m. EpT. lt1 oll 1c1' IJV/1. ;< ~Ill{'~ f:mll the house at Bachtel Field there is ====:::;;;::;::;;::::;::::::;;:; · Thomas's hO)'S from Calli polis, in something wrong with. the collec- - - - -· - a rcecnt slump , lomt> to l'umeruy tive heads of sports fans in Meigs lo take on thP rt'\'ivPd Pumeror County. With only minor detJails lo work Men·hant.~ . wlw art' 3-ti {;allipoiJs out, the Middleport Indians, 20-3, • I s hmds at 4-4. Manag1•r l 'hil Cullln'i saul Loday mr.et the Racine Little Leaguers Kenny Wigg 1us, ~w ilhpaw, wil~ with a record even more Impresfaet• {;al!Jf)Oit, ·In tht• absence of sive {pendin8 a report from Larry Big Ch u;f llu l'.l lH·ynulds. No. I Morrison, I won't say what It Is, but they hnve been beaten only fireman. once). Vv'i:..;g 'm i11' 1 t·uttin).! his tceto Wach for this one. lt'll be a m fast lJitl'btng company, ha,s a honey. fast b~ll th&t lll' ':<t alldl(l to u~e for dan ger of Jutting a batter. Sa~d I cutrlw ' Geurgl' Nc~sl'lroad: "tf Kenny wuuld ve t the cot:· fidenu• to n·ally f1n· th;. t ra.~l one 1 Ill th CI"{', nul 111:111y p e r;p](o would l get hit.q orr hun." Couh· illl", 5·4, 1'~>111 1 ' ' 111 the Ha rlrord T l ~tp; on 1h1· W:ohama fieltJ Phone eitl-v. J'tedl:er'• Farm, Fiva Ptunu 12 T to 31p tU dnt apon1ored by Pomero)' '7- 17-41'~ FOR SAL!! O~TRADV. - Z2 acre 1 Mowe. · t~rm , 4 I'OOm hou~e. Mall and NOTICeS : TURNII R11unlon, Old echool bw route. SeU or trade Dtx.~ Church, M111p Co., on for hqu alf! and lot. Georg, Ken· ncdy, Rutlamd . Ohio. , .Julw, • 1957. B•tk•t dl'\n•r '7 20 8tp · 12 noon, T•lt ·.,our ftlench, Divan an 7-17-lte d •:hsir, typewriter de-;k, drop leaf table, rocker , record efbtuet . !lteeJ eot, pie cupboarod lit•dllu;~"\ fGr \ eM Ia bleJ, chairS and mlacel: lam•'lnlte r~un.tee -- Lane Cedar laneou$ artlcle!l, Call 926-X. Cbt>1t1 - LAU Wli:ulow F,naJ'rla:idlolire Refrigerators. 7 20 .3tp Iaker 114-lrnltllrt, Middleport, Ohla 1956 Hart ey na"'ldsou Motoreycl; 4 29 tf Model 56 ST. l.o lilOOd condition. Price~ t o Jell . See Dick 'I'Bylor or lEI l.ost& F~~ Jo'rlnk Clebmd. Racine, o., or Lo1t Ulue and white Parakee! . phone Pomeroy 3631. '7 20 3tc If fourfd l'all 24822 after 3 p McCormick Dairying Cream SeM. 7 · l9-31 ~ para1~r ~- Gas Rs11ge ~(8b I Auto C:erv - ic_e_s_ ~erh 8 redfield, Harrisonville- I LiHie leaguers IQCt to rldt. and fireplace. Level lot. B9X 229 1954 Buick PARM __... 26 A. 6-room semi-mod. ·un hOme. 2 Chicken houses, barn · ~ose to store and chur,ch. Rural , village. EVerything exellent con. , _diUon. · 1O-F Sale or Rent '"-AilM - .120 A. 7·l'OOm house , 1 1arge bafn,"outbuildings. Timber For Sale: 6 room house, bath an and plenty water. -.lfhls farm is modern. Call 2171 letart Falii. not a rundown hill farm. Ap 7-18-tlte Ideal 11etup for beef or gen~ral ----,--,---.~-farm. (11 l Wanted To Buy l•rl 0. Mt~w Sr., RNitor Pur• Park•r, Agent WANTEo:..... 24" BoWs Bib In go-;.. . PHONE 101-Y 7 20 3tc -::8:::1-::COM=E~ , S_L_I_O_N_ . DE'l'R:OIT. UP '-FuUbaek .or $1395 the first, 3~iP.~ketwldl• Pomeroy ~~~nd •t•~ fetr $1395 ii~e and automatic pllll, NeWly d~t· Philadel- 1954 Mercury "· t~-r..m Phonelt~Ol 4 20 3tc PEANUTS condil on. Call 6I21-Y. T 20 the Bomb Tracy, tonnet: ne.IIBee star, signed a tttl7 Tom Ten- eontf~tet wilh the Detr~lt Uona Friday but Le_Pn Hart, an eight-year veteran w~th the club, falled ~ aign after GRUESIR BLOCK .CO. :_~WIOI "";,._.,_·'-_.., --~::~~co~~~~·~::~n~~~'~b~:~~~- Gen· By ERNIE BUSHMILLI!I OH,OH---I FORGOT !I By SHULTz AND BLEW A BUii!BLE. ~~~~"""~ ( \ . NANCY •• ~:~~ :~~~~~, ~:~ ::~:dt 1953 Buick VDE~wa~d$ . Jt. tU $995 .FIRESTOME .~;t.llES or 1952 Oldsmobile - 670x15 NYLON the $695 .,., 9 · .33 '. .,l ·. . ., ,,•, · '$ · ' ..SOHIO!al!d·PURE MOTOR OllJ· · · :· ' -1955 .Chevrolet .. ' { . ' ,, ~' ~ 2.GaHon Motor 00 $1495 WILLiE· WINKLE By BRANNER >'OtJ'RE WELCOME. "TO COME ANY .TJME. ,MR THANK '\IOU , MtSS WINKLE .. I APPRECIATE "THAT! ' KARR and VAN ZANDT Pomeroy -----' "':-.~ . do tall• Cuba. MUwau.kee retained Its oneaamt lead with a 3·1 victory the Gi.anta and Pltttburlllh beat tba II'" THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY \ Pbonea 41.1 Years of Conth!uous Servtee 82 ' 435 · P~moroy, Ohio Cords '-0:. The Yankeea American .Pometoy. :.· ,. o. ... ·····~· " . . .. ,- '' �~·· .... '''" . ' " "'"· ...... .·-· ····- • 'fake ~iiO«f ,robtems.to Church .. I l , • ~- 1 iii " 1 .. · - 9; .., ~ •l ~._"1) m - 'B ut !nose who des Jrc tube ruh full ·nt h tli;Jiilt Ptt ttdn ,1 :-.nnrc, U\lo m.tny sense l1•s:-; and hu1UUI dc:mes thdt plt111J.:t' JrHtr tt l!! t tll tt .tt• d tli' ~t J uttJon Fo1 t lw lovc' of lllOHC'y IS fht• IOltl Of ,t ])l'VJ! II IS lhi()Ug}r l l I'> I <1•1 ~ l 11 1t Sil lnl' lt ,tVl' WJn d c r~·d .1\o\-rlY flom J,nth :llld p!l'ICTd IIH il hPdl t:-; \\J il t jl! l •t:'. I ]tiiiC•!hy ('hap 10 Ont h,is hut t o luok 111 tlw P4'-.. ol tn I' ~1 • rJ>• , .. 111 d r•1 lo tt'clliZP the str 1k1ng t ruth of tht .th(l',(' \\i:tllllllg , j IMlll\ lllj; c!ll.!.d Ill r u!JJ,l' 11 11\l go ne WJong -.:l ho!nl' hHrkcn t'llllli'S I Oll ltr lltl e>fl M'JIH'\ IL1s Jb jJIOfH'l p l.ul' 111 lllt• ts ttlt,[ ~>I 11 1 Itt· It "' only \\lwn lnvP tt f It 1 , 1 u~t s u s topL.Hcillnapu"ri J (lttolloiJI l ' l'O) \i lt lt lll l !1 II•, ttnpoLt.mer th.ll thr t1ngc die :-; nu•n1HH1Pd 111 Uti' H thil' qt!OI.dt n n d '11d ' ' H 11 w-: Thurt' ,111 many mtss,t ~'{'s of pnl\ 1 1 1 11 11 l'tiJI !I d wr\J h<•lp us :n·ollt pttLtlls .1 11d a uJ Ill bu tid I liP, a SIJ( < t•:;s J U\ \II t' 1\ \\ Olt l\\ I I 11 \ I I j I I ti tS! OVI'l111g a nd US(n~ till S pOW PI' Jf; rhurrh .ll tend.Jti\ C lot hctn g .t P·''' ol 'I 111 1 !1 l j l lu l\ ' liiJI JS ]IVHlg out these rules ot• no , H o;,., hriltian 1 . .. ., He~ - cond uct found tn lht• HJ IJ!r W1th the hope that it wi\1 Ill ~,u lll f' 111 011 '\ lirC, fos te r <md ilci.> S Ui lo1n that wh1ch is good 111 lm ly " "I '"""nu nlly l1fc, th1s fco· ""cl orgon1zot1ons whose · ~. Allen Appliance Scrv. l't~ntt ·t tn l 'l.d Im; u1;-tt1t<' ~ ~~ .d l•.st~te r:.~igs Mt,ltltt pw l Maxine Arnold Service Station Spdtlg~ l:t ' 11\ Church of Christ, Sredbut y, Edwarl!. Emerson, pas tor, Jhbl€ School 9 30 Thurman Carse}, S\lpl, MorntnG w~rshq;o 1() 311, CbtJsttan Endeavor 6 p m, fv1 nwg worshLp 7 3'[) Pretbyterl•n Church, 5ync;uM, It !;'~ Howard Rttppclt , P'&Sto r Morntn" worsh tp 9 a m topH ' Wh!rh"' God Do You Worslilp?" ( hun h School 10 a m P~a r! MdJJtdc supt I Churc;h of Chritt in Chri.,ll•n I Unton Hob::;ou, Rev 0 H CaJt pas tor Sunt.ay School 9 a m Annte Mo'tlcr, supt, Mormn ~ wcr, hl p broadco11t 10·11 a m Evemn g serv1ce 7 30, WeUncsdav 7 3fl l'ra!fer rneetmg The Fed•retad Chureh: Ev•n· gc ttc:.tl and Reformed Pre~b~tN t.m PomeroY, Rev Waldo J I Bartels pastor NormJ~n KloCl.:o S S Su pt , Su m1ay Church School ll 15 a m , Worship Hour 10 30 a m Sermon topiC "Th e Ch.nsl· ta n An:-wer '• Come and wouhlp ~you arc welcome Church of Chrltt, Pomeroy, fl1h le School 9 30, 'Rtchard Duvh s up! , Mornm1~ \ worsh i p 10 30 < om munJOn 10 4~ topiC "'ftrc End h Bell"" 'l'h~ n tho R<>alnnlns:" Chas.e Funeral Ho111e l!ln~ ,;;.. Eveul•l o.• July 20, tUT \\ t•dn{' sd.IY Alfred Mt~thodlst, Hrok{' t Ohm ELBE FELDS this' fabulous furniture r . I I ' at BAKER FURNITURE v iCC mg July 28 Mor ni ng Other Nylon Stockings . , ..... S9Cl to,$1.65 I • NATIONALLY ADVERTIHO r l iN T~N FABULOUS NYLOTEX F A BRI C S CR~AT£0 EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DIRECT· OIRE BY DURATEX r ' Jo!3o I ao I -4toodmaster 4 Door Sedan .ao , BUICK'S BEST G$l195;' R. ~· Rawlings Sons Co. ' rn• ( IIUARANTEED LIFETIME ' DIS,TINCTIVE 7·Pi~CE GROUP ""'''one foAMIX• CONSTRUCTION ~ 1'he Dlrtctolrt tnttr& you~ home, II brings to you I d,....tl• .... rldo "' o.wntnhlp. a haurloue; MW liv1119 design. lut there'& mort. ao rmadt mOlt, to the Dtrectolr• ••• hMvu.ly. cOmfort • • • ;10 oicl!!'lvo Nyloto•lo~rlct • , • . "'~ otyltn~ ·~ !Mol ol oil •• , Flontoors wrl~, Hfollmo tuorontool Soo tho I ' fltotlil~ Mf•f •o,4'J ,...~ ... : •1_...! choirs ,lodlfl' ' '>" ! \\~ I ' ' ' ·~i : I .. , , 'FINE FURNIT\IRE ' ·e Weatllei"'t • DevouNI l'oi'N I~ OI~B---uea ANti ' . VOL IX .NO. 82 I SINGLE COPY-lie ests' the~'reUJeonly'J;WinThreadstocldng!l NOW you can see R•v. R. M Grove p a~lor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Llmd Dtllm'ger Supt Worship nl to 4:> w1th Albe rt Warner. lin j(•ader Wed 7 30 p m. prayer scr 1l I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. • .. I e· with Berkshire's exclusive Nylace Kantrun Top and ')'Qil-Ring for extra protection. Get beautiful Berkshire Twin Threads today1 $1,50 a pair . ' , hql 10 :10 Pnn'cr me r. ting 8 p 111 I ,tnd Who'd ever think such sheer beauties could give such wear? Berkshire Twin Threads are knit with two threads11 one - p)Uji~one "-inatertd of just oneif one thread b1~alui, the otirerlwlds. And I I ' • FilMY NYlON SHEERS WITH TWIN PROTECTION Powell's Samoco Service Station I ' Berkshire Twin Threads R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. a.. ,.., BIGGEST NlWS IN STOCKINGS! Ohio Valley Baking Co. Fife Refrigeration :' ~. ' 7 dJ!p~rlt Downing Insurance Agency Foreman & Abbott ._:.Dall _, 'l'se~n'n, el, 'Po!n-·Ml4cUe- ' I New York Clothing House Baker Furniture ttnl~ Pint PrHhyterl•n Church. MJdd leport, Rev Howard Rup· pe!L pastor~ Cbur ch School 9 :iO John Fultz supt Morn.tng wo r ~ h1p LO 30 topic ' Wh1ch God Do YoL Worship '~" Wedn esday, SeJ•· tul ~ho.l 7 p m Carl.,ton Church, Klng,,bury Rcr Pomcl'oy Cenrent Block Co. Atkins Chicks · Qorblia• I Cerrnel EUB Chun;n, Homecont ~crv1cc s un d a\' Schnnl G :;::. R m , Worship l'omt tO), Oh io · Serv1cr 10 30 a m Basket dmncr 11l11H'I HI ) 178 l\1 ulbct·ry Avr 12 15 p m Afternoon sen•tce 1 30 Chrl~tlan Selene• Society, 144 MulhelfY Ave, Pomeroy Moromg ~l· 11 rtd Jl(JIS' Fm nr shings J\1iddlt pol t sen•1ce at 11 with UFE the ~tnh­ J•mnt·r(,), Ohio jccl of th o les-son sermon and the Golde n Text The gift nf God [,<; ('lerna! life tl)rou g h Jesus Chmt Hntlulltl Ohln our Lo r d Romans 6 23 Wednesdfl) \I.Jkt' ' .. ll Hnl..,tHH Bread cvenmg ~ervlee ol R The p..ibltr 1s corrlmlh hWIIed to 11ttend ReiLd tn" 1\lidd lr1Jorl Ohw room with sJdc entrance localr.d fll lhe rNLr of the church open to the \ ou, \)( t1 ~; ~. . PI~ month Deah•r publi c on MondiLY from 2 to 4 p m Mhhih•jHHt, 0111) Flr.,t Beptlst Churctt, Eatt M•ln St Pomeroy Ralph C Zundel p~~ln r William Watson, Supt 9 30 \ 1ll• ldl ,' l"~~'t, nhto (liS! om lHu11t IC!l( IH 11:> to 11 ('ombined service ol worshtp 11 , h I · t \,I'> \1 l{(•gu lor Pnce 1\1hldlt•Jl011 ~ nrl ~ tudy Spcclal music Sermon 'The Revenge of Judas" Nursrry \\(I( hiLl IH I I II I ' I 01 \\nr I T hud !!llrert flentatolt•1 Churt'h n.nd Junior !;:hurh ror children 7 30 ~~~~~ 7 I IJ• , 1, , 1 ·- I· In• 1 \1 1ld• l'ml B ] , Bnrrrtl. oastnr Tuesday Bible !ltudy and prayer, , 111 1 , 1, 1 1 1 , ~.. l, ,l>t j• 1".t 111 S• 1wol 1n 'll m P:venltu: Thursday 7 30 OneWon·Onc Class 11 , mretmg. • 1.. I11 1 , l 'I' 1 ' 1 ~~( ( j ' " P 1\1• E Unit" Methoditt Pomeroy, lu· 1 '• Mmctr 1 v 1 11>~~ M~ •!-. -!h i -..hu•• h, 1 vr11r• ~~:phL .;. pal Cho.Jrch, est "c ne Brown , paa tor 's , , un day Sch" o1 ft,., It M 1 ' • I .. 'r 11 " m t 1 \1 111 , ~\t'tH'l r omrrov Rr v J \ 9 15 a m. Theo Sm ith , supt Wor lt t • t~'<h "i•Lpt 11 1 \ \1 S1nnln d1\ln l h arl~s.lll'clor. J\ol rs Ce shl ptoaoa m.Toplc"God 'sC'on St ho))J II \ '.I I\ " iJ I' "' 1 ' 11 ' t 1 1, \\' (.lark, organ ist Wonhir 3tstan t care" lnslllute 1nd Chrts r al\11<1(.. ....... ntl of Jesu• [ ru ('sa ,, 7 ,(l 1 \I • md >;t'] mnn Ill A M ' Holy t!A"n Adventure Camp for the East <;;: Mlchny l omn\ltn ,ll' ('hu•( , p 111111 1nr1 ftrst SliiHiuv rn month Sectio n Qf the Portsmouth Outnd I Cbrlel of 1.:1\-•...r Ll •Y .,.,,]n l~. Old I Lcn dmg \._I''), I.' d n.... I! [ '• "h Schon] ne~JtLn{'I ~ an (,I will be h eld at Lanc:aater Camp Town Flatr., on T'orlla nd Route l'hu m,u JM 'i'"'' , •' ' d l l• l uH\t 1 1 , 1 • 1 , at 10 30 A M For lnfor Ground, Lancaster, July 28-Aug 3 Sun•lay Schvo! JO a. n:t ror eachtng ltJitlll\ ~ l t\11 1 'i ao I ~~ I',,,•. ' ,1,, 11 ('tmc('rnlng our work Flnt &~optltt Church, Middle 1J 1 m and 8 p m and Utble IIIN 'I n>: \\'('(11 ·•'H nt ,.:l I - 'tl I' 1 , ,, . ld i!' phone 302-.J port. Rev C E. Hoyt . past01 atut.1)' Thu.r d a 8 I' I c \1 fovrnmw ~~· d .db Ill\ I d 'I 'r sunday Ill A M Stmdry Church. School 9 I~ Gerald An ~ Y pm. ll.~ 11 r I Th~ Syr• ~u!-e Mti'Lho ll<l Ch1 or·~:h " 110 , 1· ~ncl { nmmu nlon flrP.t Sun thony, su pt; Mornlntr worshtl' Wl'roffllti\ ~st(h ns ii Jflil •11" r,,, t.n• ,• 1<, \1 l ' l t ' ' l t n l um•tnl h t1AM Church 10 10toplc "A F r ivolous f:'t · 1 Zlan Church of Chrltt. Lar:11ted StJ rHI ,., o.;, li onl ·~ ttl \ \1 !• 11 11 1111 llltll••n nnt\ pn,..cJ 1111 g; tb l r ~ r. u!lc , 2 p m (;olden Rule ela ~~ on f'OJ~oruy 11arrtR011 Vtllc· Ho.Jd \\ In• hlh1 11' ' ~""' \\ I ,11'1"1 '-1\ r 'lin d 1\ Ill ltonlh 7 P. )( wt ll nl CC l at the church und go Blhl• St-hnnl 9 30 A M ~ln rn1n~ 1 ~~ i , ~ 7 .lU lo Pur1land Park , Tu esday, 1 30 11 11 111 prl'm·hmg- ' - - ~-Chri•tl•n Churc:h at Lof'lg 8ot• Women's prayer meeti ng, Wed 11111 1 vt 1y Sunc\av 9 at,) A. N OPTOMJ>:TRIST ' l i'HI ,I \ Sl'nonl ~;~n1 ! t:.t~~ nm \•nlo n '1r~ 1 sunday h\ mo.nlh 7 JO P \\ hu t• lt t'renchmJ,I, tht rrl ~11 nd ll~ 'I 11 , nl h 10 :iO A ~\ l' hurdl. I'Om Hillnf' n and pr<'achmg (he Chvrct. of Chr•1t, ~eno, Offtee n~un: U to 12, 2 to !), j('lrtS(' at ,\ ltwn "" Hwr~o~) Sun. & ~ Mon. ' July 21 -21. t~: t y sm1 1l1:1'y o 30 A M su nda) M~rilyD Monroe Tom Ewell ,,·h<~o l and commun lnn, a.~nd "7 YIAR ITCH" Suudny In month 10 JO f.. 'M (Cine qla&oope·Tee hnlculor) 1 h1111 h r,:()tnl\\ unlu.n and preachiD.il ' 1111U ll1 ~LU'Ida~ In m1ntb 7 P -a111c.Charlton Heston Lil.abe\h Scott \f chu""tl preac.hl nll • BAD FOR IACH· O'tHIR" "nrlttl•n C~un:h •t H.,.. !ock Grove, every SundilY 9.10 A , . ~!YDRAMAT II ' H,\1>10 ,<, H~AT ER Saturfty Only July 20 'tt S•1nday Scbgql aDd eonimunloD CUftOI;l_Web'b Gloria Grahame •l'r.m t1 Suntlay in month '7 ·30 P THR MAN ljiHCS.NIIIER WAS ~l church a~lta~hml fourtb S~n · (Clnembcope·Teebnir;olor) i I} m mnuLh 10 30 A M. churcb -alS<>' ommutdon and pre•t.ht,niTyrone Power Sunri. Hayward EUB Church•'· Mornlna $tar & .. RAWHIDI" Enttrprlll, IJlav. Rogel' Blahop, ConiBdy and Cartoon Jlllddleport, Oh io f'as1or, MoruinQ: Star ~un:iB\ 'H<'Ii l ~,..._ _....,..;."'""_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,: Sohooi D . ~ A; M, Mol'lliDI "'"' 1 1,.,--.;..-~-----! ltock .;, f' l'nllwrtr 1 fi und.n• School 9 30 Wor· Equipment Co. ('n nH' t H\ r•, WSAZ·TV f hanm·l 3 - 10.15 om ' 11d St. • Anthony Plumbing & H!'ating %40 i..lnculn St. ;•Freedom From Rec urr\ng Illness" George S. Hobstetter Jr. Hutlatul H1l 22:-1 E 1\l:un Sl --~~ rV SERIES for Everyone ldams Groc. & Serv. 7 T' MJ '"ftie [)!.i.e Pur. ~-~ &-'" "' auit."; DVBS JuJy !2-AUII: t, 9-- Jnward securit)', which lJ lnd.epen· lhip or hurt tn to God If ,.ANt11·15 MondJ)r througb J'rida)l. dent and untouched by \he mere he has that, he ean be happy In Wlf. ravors of men or the bOllOH ,of the Lord' Jeru:s Clmst the son of the world It ll a 'Pirltual c-tue, God IS the 111ver of thiS peac£", ,, b d I loll bl wh>;h 1s so ·'1fferent from that of nebday 7 :.tO msd· week Prayer .., ase an a conte OUII OW.t P .. u "' service, 8 30 Senlm wtlb God on doln& Ria wlll, and Ute world. ."d P'' THE UNIQUE GIFTS 011 JESUS 1 H •· (hvlf Thursday 5 30 Men 's RM. Cla.-.mont E Hoyt on tru~una n lm Ul wuatever Alto thal which pertalns to t' dlow •hlp at thr Fair G.round.l Mlcldleport First aeptlst Churd-. ltfe may bnng It 18 faith which ~od's peact; apphes lo His Joy He Ckvrc:h of Chrift, Middle,., Text: ".Hot et the world aiv" do knows that God rulet and over- gives to tholle who 'kl.ve and serve F'rrc! I Gardner pastor Btble 1 I r.lve to you." Johl\ 14:27 RSV rules, to the htg hest mlerelt.S of Htm Hts joy which u Unspeakable Sc h<•ul 9 30 Homer Rtce supt I In J ohn 14 27 we read that Je those whfoGodtrustbmhHtm It iallthhe and full of glor} Alter Jesus had pea ~:e o w 1c paues a u· d f 1 d "" 10 30 I 0 P1' sus satd to Hill •diSCiples , "Not as m•n Murllllib wors h •P uoderst.andmg and whit'b the spoken \'ery won er u an ,. J'h<• Old Paths' Chrl3Uan En the world g~ves rlo 1 g 1ve 1o you • world cannot givE' nor take. away dous words to Ills diSCiples He dca vur 6 30 p m, Eventng se1 The mean 1ng of t hese words ts from the true child uf God .satd "These things have l spoken vtce 7 3U top1c The VItamLns f}f very clear There LS a grvmg of to yuu that my )(lY may be In } ou SpJrllual Health'' Mon6lY Me•6 5 the world , and there Is a g1vms-of It Is alao a peace which ts lAde- and that your JO~ may be ful!' Coun ty Mens Fdlowshtp Fam11;. Jesus The two are not the same pendent of the most distu~blug There ts vf course a l 0Y which Ntgh! Wednesday 7 30 PrRYer There 1s a umque element m the and tumultous circumstances The the world can ghe but which docs meetmg wd Bible ~tudy. grvmg o{ JE'sus that 1s not fo und wGrld may IJe torn by strife, no t fully sali~fy the longmgs of Ml Mortah BePtid Church, In the givo ng of the world Let us thrown mto the utmost pamc and the human heart and wh"h JOY M1d 1 lcport, Rev N D Bordun, see what the dofference is, and so confus 1011 , and ret the • Chnstl&l\ u on ly temPoral The JOY v. htch pastor SUflday School 9 15 Ar fmd out what there 1s 10 th e giV· can be as happy and serene at the wo;ld ~.\eb ts dependent UP Lena Reese , sup!-., Mornmg wor ma: ol Jt'l'u!!i! that makes 1t so heart, as tt ts poSSible lo be WhY' on tavorable temporal cJrcumstan sh rp 10 30 BTU 6 p m. U@ tq ue or dt!ferenl .Because h1s peace ts not entirely ces and l!i only of short duralloii H•eth Method11t Church, Mid· Jesus satd, " My peace I give to dependent upon the condition of at t he very best But the JOY which dlel?orl Rev C R Konknght you " H1s peace ts the peace of an lhe world, but on a ngbt relation· (Continued On P•P ThrH ) pastor Sunday School 9 30 E1 nes t Covert supt , Mornmg WOI sh1p 10 30, Wednesday 7 p m Pr a\cr meetLn~ Church of Christ in Chrlsti11n Umon, Mtdrlleport, Rev Guy F Sayre pas tor Sunda!f School 10 a m ' Leo Hlll, su pt Wor.ship ~;<> rvic c 7 30, Wednesday 7 30 Prayer meetmg Church of the Naur•~· Mid dloport Bible School 9·30 Le.s tcr Taylor, su pt, Moro.inlf wor s hip ' 10 30, Young Peoples' meet mg 6 45, Evemng !lerv lce 7 30 ah tp at 11 A. M MYF Sunda)l e"e oon& at a Prayer mt!ellfl& Tbur• da)' evcijln& F.nt., rpnot: Sundo.y :;chool 10 lU A M Mormna: wo1· s.hip P 30 A M YF' at 6 30 P M Evt'c.tng worship 7 30 Ptayt:r ~eeung: Wedne~day 7 30 P M UB Churches. Letart Fall-. Ro.;er Marun, .Pastor Sunday Sehoul ~ ::10 A M Worship S£"rvtte 7 P \1 Cb~•sttUl Enaeavor alt<•rnat1 ~uno •• s at 7 ;iO P M.C~u-h o.f the Nu•rent;, Syn cuse, l·OJ K. W!lltaiiUI, putor ~unrla) St·hool 9 30 A M MornLn~ .vnrslup 10 30, N YPS 6 30 P M E\·angehsltc if:'rVtce 'I 30 P M Wednesday eve:ung prayer me:!L tO& ror t~e mtdw aek &nd 'fuesOIJ' :lftt'rnoon orayer hour Hou•• ot P... y•r, C:·uter, Su• lay School 9.30 A M Mbrniog ,yur,htp II A M Sunday evemn ~ v"r~n.p &t 8 P ra)'er meeLmg on I horsrlay li P M Bradford Church of Chrbl Sunday ;school, 9 3& a m Loctl's Sup. per lliHllt:dta .ely foll owmg Fr" Methodist Church, M•rr, datt!s, l'astor, Laurel Cllff Sun J ay Sehoul 9 30, l'lau meetiDi LO ao, FM\ scrv tce 7 00, Preacb ng 8 00, ?raycr Meetmg Wednes day 7 30 Hy'lell Run Su:uclaJ :'>Choo l 10, .Pre.achln' ll 15 FAIRVIEW , fie v }Ja rr_y Pickens, pashu :)Unday S~h ool 9 30 a m, Young f'coplt•s meetm~{ 6 45 'P m l'r<'a(hmg ser vLce.s 7 30 p m Pt aycr n,ectmg Wed 7 30 p m, 1 hLt r ~d .1y 7 30 p m East Lctar• .] S 9 3[) Monung worsh ip tO 45 r:v('ntng worship 8 on the ht, 3rd .)th Sundays. l 'raye t mect111 g ofJ Wcdnc, r!ay at a Racine Muslon Charles Buah pastor Serv1c ca Sur,d&)' 7 30 and rues«;1y 7 30 Re"'rg1nlad Church of Jesut ;~Jrlit of L•t•r Dty S..lnts, Old ( vwn Flats on Portland Ro6 d Sv nd a\ School 9 30 am pree.<:htn ~ 10 30 'am and Bt blc Stu dy Wed· ncsday 8 pm ]'astor C W Prof r, ,t (, ue!':t s pP.aker Sunday a• ,O 30 , J oe Williams of Ironton Portland Chun:h, Earl Culter, :~>astor, As 1't pastor, Erilth CodnPr Sefvlccs Sunday 8 00, Tuesday a\ \ 7.30 and Fnday '1 30 I tur e is sponsored hv I he l•u',""-", ', f1 m L names appear bel ow J""-J s· ; 1 _, SERMONETIE - - Now Hear This ' == ? :; \'::!; : ,' 11Us~·wte~t~~ 7 •r - · - 7 IMl I sb t 40 2 ~- ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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