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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 . , ..... 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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 ~- ,, �-. I , - ' 2-'Dally St!ltlnel, ~Y·U.14dleport, 0 , July 22 19S7 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 MONDAY TUESDAY BOYS WILL BE MEN About ~ bWldred hlgh school youths frorn states Invaded the National Capital the other day to participate m The Amencan Legion's 1957 Bo)'ll' Na!Jonal program 1 hey were the elected representatJves ( Senators to be more exact of 20 000 young const1tu ents' who took part in tfle Leg10n s Boys Sta te programs back--home earher 1n t h e sum (6 • mer anal sentces at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldter, met th e grown up S{nators from their respect1ve stall! ~ (\\ ho had extended spe ctal wntten mvrtatwnsl vtsJ t ed the State Department th e FBI Ht>adq u,nters the Sup reme Court the Natwn d '\I d uves and other Government burldmgs This year ma1 ked the Through thetr rolE's to the BO) S State pro grams Slmulahng democratic government at the state and local level and their expenence In campalgnmg for the Boys Nation 'Senate these 17 year-olds demonstrated outstandmg leadership m thel.f schools and commumties and came to Washmgton prepared for bigger thmgs Durmg theJr busy week at the Capital the young Senators debated issues that are d1stur bing the1r seniors on Capitol H11l appomted a Boys State cabmet and Supreme Court Just ices, held a two party convention nommated candidates and elected a president and vice prestdent of Boys' Nation They also called on President Eisenhower at the Wh1te House were given a special Hbuefmg' at the Penta gon by America s top brass conducted mem RUARK REPORT ., ROIIRT c RUARK .PALAMOS Spain - Important 1 think in terms of International propaganda favorable to the Amer lean way or Hfe 11 a thme that 8 happening tor the second time abroad In two yea'ra Thill 11 the ••tabhshment of 1 typical A.meri un IUpermarket at the Utllted States exhibit at the Grand Fair In Zagreb Yueoslnla, in early September tv.~lflh jw annual ob serv ance of Boys Nation and Boys State ad ventures m clttzenshlp t hat are more compreo henstve more practical reallshc a nd excitmg It C11uld Be You 12 00 Tex & JJnx 11 30 13 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matlnee Theater 300 Qwen for a J 30 • • tors to come to Washm gton have been vot mg nov. (or seven or e1ght )ears and th e youngest of the ongmal Bovs Stale pa1ttcap ants for four or fiv e yea1s Thus there seems little doubt th at lh1s eve1 growmg g roup of pohbcall alerted young Citizens ts begmnmg to exert a wholesome ctvJc mfluence on thear commumt1es It m u s t mevttably spread to the State House and th e Ca pitol Most a n y time now a fOI mer boy Senator m a y be re turning wtlb full c 1 cdenhals 1 We cong1atulate The Amenca-an Lt:gJOn on ' ~ Th e have a at lhe neadsy PLAN SO<;IAL StJveravllle WSCS will social and 1 rummage sal., Sthcrsvil1e Store on Wed evenJnJ, July 24 ~ .. .~tnereut a ao 900 Nat Kina Cole Show 10 30 10 ao 12 00 tdYJaeO tpday tracts a worker 1s employed wh1le dna• unntploy on a p.ud vllt'aUon and tlaerefore wbUe taklng o lnehgib e for 11nemployment msur anee So far aa tbeJ know the&e of ( 18) Employment Wonted \ -O.,.;.penl..il•• P1tintmg Interior and exterior AvaiJ&bJe now Rates reason Phon e abte Homer Braley 381Y 72212lc f1c1alJ nld the New York ruhng 15 However un1que m some atates vacation PI)' Is considered 11 bonua when emplona are laid off In advance of lhe vaco~Uon period Thia ;. true m New Jertey Texu Kiehl gan Ulmon Connecticut and Ok lahoma But 111 WIICOnaln laid off workers :~re mehtlible for J.HMm ployment pa) for the period they reee1ve vacauon pay Department offlelals said the New York ruhng Ia baaed on 1 19M New York state JPJ)eals. court decision holdmg vH'atlon pay a I bonus for past when t doea on work t~ employe ac not .depend tually taking a vJcabn The court h f vacatloll put such pa:, 10 t P category 0 1 I c::U:e foTe tbe appeaL 1ny other Mard Jast January departmen. unem-- olf1cials lAid lbe waa:e contract for tanemploy~ stated that all employes after Jun, 1 Df eac~ear would receive v1 1aid the cation pa~ allowance& ngardleu onl)' of wbether or wben they took a -eotrtra<:ta v.-cation ia 4ue emS®rt1y after June 1 the emftether or ployer shut .down bll pbmt to 9Matlen take Inventory Since the ...aeabon oi;,;r~:;,~~;~,a eontracta pay allowances would bave gone to 111 &et v.aca the employes whether or not the OA t1Jelr ex plant t:hut d(lwn they were beld Wunteti- PAPER H '-NGII\G- 25 years experience Free e• i mates -1.... V Reisinger, Racln • Box 124 Ohio 7~1' 63S Sp01't:s Eyt! 700 Feshval of Stars no Pfnie 800 Meet McGt1w 9130 Un~~!~P~y~rh~~~~~~~? WORK BY P AY or ironmg at hJ)me can 62~J alter 4 p m 7 18 3tc 5 30 Popeye Presents 600 Spinach Playhou!l 6 30 Weathercast Sports Eye NBC News 6 ·~ Charle-s -Farrell 700 7 30 Wells Fargo 800 Twenty One 1000 - 8 45 NBC News For Hire! 830 Summer Playhouse Arthur Murray PartJ Amattur Hour Sollliers of Fortune Blondle New• Readlltlec Nltewateh Toni1Jht "lv the f1our 830 0 Henry Playhoust- 1000 or AMan Called X 1030 New• Readbrses 10 40 Nltewateh 12 00 TODIJht 100 SHiN OI'F .-:.:~~ut-- Ch~~s Contrac~ WCHS·TV Channell tng out with refreshments Then we had the ministers ot the d11lerent churches announ ce that the party would be tree to ID.Jone over slxty five den ""'"lent meeting hoa ••u.d ror, ~horVbusincsa 30 Bride and Groom 4 30 Movletlme 600 Supetn,an 900 ' 3 45 Modern Romanct' ~ 4 00 Comedv Tlmt 635 " Couple's Generosity Paid Handsome Bonus IJ ANNI HEYWOOD Th . . Dat'ly Sentt'nel, ~ 4 30 M:ovietlme 6 30 6 55 .3r.ID On '00 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 The Prlte 1B Right 10 30 TrUth or Consequence• 1100 TIC Tac Dough 1J 30 tt Coula 8e You 1200 Tex IJ Jinx 3 00 Queen For A Day 5 30 Popeye Presepts 5 45 News Picture ---- Daily Sentinel Day Book n., 3 45 Modern Romances / Labor DepL Warns Against CHANNEL 3 12 30 CUrrent 1 00 My Llttl~ Marg1e 400 Cometly Time a splendid work Lon g may 11 floUJ Ish GENEROSITY, like virtue !1 frequently ttl own reward It can lnate Ul feel Ute IUCh very nice peol)le that we ue ampiJ rewardecl b7 our new aelt-uteem But m7 ezperlence haa been that, llkt virtue aaaln, aener .. o11t7 often alvea ua an unexpected bonUJ That • what It did tor Mr1. T, whoH letter ill one ot the nlcest I f l had In t long tJme Cu.rrent 100 M}' Llttle • Margle than any stmJlar programs ever undertaken before The first of the Boys Natron 'Sena~ Last year they showed a Super lfot<lod Extra Moooy mercato USA m Rome and the "Our hoUBe has a game room " thmg proved suc h a hlt that Ital ian bu11lnessmen bought the equip lhe beelna • We alwaya meant to It nicely and entertaCn ment and used Jt to start three 'rurnJah down there 1aomeday but we 1elf leTvice market! which since aever have any extra money baw tome on to slrong that .they My huaband and 1 bave two have had to clo.!le the doors to thtldren tn college and we have keep the s:tamped1ng shoppers un my mother, who Is now In her late der hand ~ventlei~> living with ua Mother la a dear, but she ha11 no Income This year the best advertisement Thil, plua the chlldren 1 college 1 know for Amt;ncan llvlni! will b111a, teeps us Just barely mak•• be a blt more valuable to uS' since lnll enda mee t Yugoslavia Is clo11e enough to the So the game room was jUBt a The Oldsten Baa Rellecorated Curtam to make the malden un dream really Tot years But then '1 be Game Room happy with their dreary Jot About one day Blll and I had an idea 4 000 luxury Items - In Commnn • Mother hatl been klnQ of "The first one was a huge sue .. Cell So many came nnd they ail iat thlnkln.lil - that the Amt!rlcan lonely had such run- especi11lly the hm .. hou.wwlfe acceptl as her due will tlmll -• •ctt 11 ..,.. "' v 1 tes.e, Mother! be dl.<lplayed In a 10 000 foot square She wa11 ln pretty good. health ., d area In Zagreb When the shows and brlght as a button but her That waa the beginning an over the grub cosmetics and ccm for over a year the group Pbyalcal activity was naturally now been meeting once a week Yefllences go to charity but the tomewhat limited 8he d read1 haa games d refreshmenta A 1 rotlmory and the racllltle!,l llnaer watch Wevtlion, and glvt me a or an h d with the houaework- couple ot marriages have e ... en reon on but 11 aulted one mnn of seventy seven I date back to the PlggJy Wlellly &here a alwaya P1entyt hlo 'glrl' seventy .'! IX here me • • In my home town and 1 st11l think wa~n t much of a life tor her One evening Bill and 1 were Pt.aacmt SurpriH that the supermarket - which Is 1 (mly a 11peeded up expansion of the wond,rlng what to do tor her We • Mother ta In seventh heaven realtzed there mus~ be a lot of But the tlg new!Us thnt when Bill old C'Ountr}' atore - l.ri our grept people Mother • 11e tn the com- and I returned from a two weelr: est contribution to comfort cui ture and eCOnomy Any man with muntty but that thl!re was no vacation we found our ~~:arne IOU! 10 cold that he can walk place to-:. them to &et together room beautltully furnished! Those wond"erfnl oldsters some of through the enormous &vcnurll of EYtnlnQ' Of Ccxrda 'We decided to a.k Mother It them carpeutera and seama rully aood supermarket without droollnR and overbuying on the lhe d Hke to have ft. weekly cu.rd atrenes and upholsterers had 1mall lhlicacies a11 well as the 1ame at our house ln the emptJ collected and refln~hed enourl:l 11.me room The tdea appealed to old furniture to do a beautiful In· larae neceulhe11 11 a stodgy tel her 10 we got busy ~ ~ terior de~ orating job o, uur game low lndeed 1 Some frlencb offered to pitch room I' U 1 poaalble that the Amerlean ln. lendinl card table• and help ~ Oenel'OI!Itty really paid oft' I lady baa gotten accullomed to the CJ iN7 ICI"" F..tWHI Bloadleatl tnG I opulence of a con1tant d111play of fre1h, tro1en tinned and othor abundant aoods but no exh1bltlnn food the IRn:e economy pack!!ts of art or culture eould possibly the shortcuts to housework tht! make a compa.rable Impact an a p!lf'klne CctJllers and shopping cen ten, the vorlou.s services one Europe~n woman find& In the yellow page11 of the On thla 11de of tht 1ea we go to the fiJhrnonJer lor flab to the phone book - even the simple PLAN WSCS PICNIC areen martel for fruit and ... egs- phone servit"f' Itself The Claa.s J2 Clrclt! of the W S But If we show enough of lhes~ tablelt to the specialist for canned C S wm have a plt:IIIC' on the atuff to the butcher tor meat the boons to d111ly living around the lawn of lhe parsonage of HeaLh poulterer for eus and fowl the world enough normal fenfl le je11l Methodist Churoh Wedne sday at tob1cconLat for ciaarettea and oully will be arouaed to create a 6 p m Mra Emerson Jonea I! 111 newapapera Deep frozen economy deal of dlsaat111ra~Uon with t h e charge ot th.e devotional service dally dlrtlcultl~s of deallnlil wit h 11nd Mrs A J Strauu of the pro ttutt II rarely, known An American supermarket to the Inner man and Jteepln~ the gram Ho.tesae11 are M1 A Lawrence an avera1e European housewife cabin clean Milhoan Mrs Orm Smith Mrs C would uaume the a11poct or a dueF Hlbba Mrs Hen Philson Mr9 It Is the on ly solid argument I bill on Santa Claua a blank chett RosC'Oe Wilfe with Mr& Jamt!s We know for our grneral way of !h to Tilfany, and a free toupon for lna: - the lush plenty that Is her as a contllbutor mink coats available to lhe average American From a propaa~anda point word O!RIANS TO MelT peuant Some day somehow It already h1a berun to 1pre.d ol!t The Loyal B{ r~HIIs 1 Ia ~~ will tbi• lide of the water about the pertolates upstairs like cotfee In mee l at the Church or Chr'lst luahnu1 or Amerltan livlnJ A. the mornlna when political pres-- Tueadav With Mrs George M'etn eook who cannot read recularl:r •ure aeu wafted e!sewhert lost hart Mrs L R Wile;J. and Mrs .ean• my rople• ot the saturday In the bree1e 1 eo Searles a:. hostessc!l Bvenlng Poat and Life She dote1 Give us more aupe,...,arkuh on the ldvet1Liementa has the re abroad and len lnformallon scr PAMILY PICNIC dPtl lran•lated memorize• them vlce111 and wr II all save ilv1 8 and 1 he Loyal Wumcn s <.:Ia,,! will and commlla them to the table montly hav~ their annual famlly pknlc at Campbell a Soup or Belly Crocker ICDpyriJht 19117 by UnrtPd Fea U e Roudaido Park Thur:K111y eH~ loom a lot lsr1er In her life than ture Syndicate Inc) nmg at 6 p m aaythln1 John P'Oiter Dulles Is apt WAL TONI AN MElTING SYI.ACUSI PICNIC to II)' or do It would be dlftlcult to explain The I11aae Walton Lea 11 u~ w1!1 The Syracuse Garden Club wUJ to an avera1e untraveled American have their mcmthly meeting to, hold lt1 annual picnic at the S)ra woman the Importance of the Jalry nlihl when Wallace Bradford and ru!e Roadside Park on July a3 laH Jn whldl abe ll ... e, 11 seen John Kincaid will be In charK~ of 1 be11nnmg with a potlucli: ~upper thi'oq:b 1tran1e eyes The a1r a barbcque A film on fl sh111 w Willi at 6 p m Everyone Is t.o bring ronditloning the deep frozen be 11hown for the ,program lheir own tables rcrvlce Follow •~ -inlil the d1nner Mrs Florence Har ,,..: 6 ~~ SIGN ON 700 Today 900 :Rom~,oer Room 10 00 The Pr1ce ll Right 3D Truth or Conaequeneea !100 T1c Tac Dou.lilh , Your Elettion Laws'· B• TID W BROWN S.Crtt•ry ot St•teo of Ohio Newspaper• dally csrtr _,.orles of claa1e11 1n clt1rensh1p, and both those who make the decision and effort to become citizens anci those p&triotlc Ohlu organJzatlont which encouraae tht!8e newcomer• to our shores to tak~ the step are to be congratulated In order to be eligible to vote In Ohio a person must be a citizen of lhe ()nlted States a,t leaat twen ty one years old and a re&ldent Qf the state for the next precedlne one year Since many perJonA are becommt n;alurallzed citif.irlo& ol lhe United S atea eaeh week;, the questto n often ariSes u to whether the y must be residents of Ohio fGr one year after they ~ome cltl ~ens or whether tJH!Ir yenr can be accumlated Ut furl! UleS' ar ~ natur uhzed The nmlwer Is that u soon as become United States FlU :kns tf:iey aru ellaiJble to become 1 voters 111 Oh•o il they have bean rcsJdt!nts of Ohio ror the onf! year even though they we1e not ciUzen.s during all of that year He doea not have to be s resldont of Ohio for 11 _:e~.!Jftt!r he reaches the vot I t~cy the ACROU • Rtcnt Rook11oet her b!llrold wh1le visltlns m P.liaA)I, F'11 A year later it was returned to hf!r f{om Nash v1He Tenn w~tb qiJ.. tb~ money and other contents lntad The un signed sender aald 11 had been placed In a drawer and forsotten ul?tll a houst~leanla, ' SALT LAKE CITY UP - Anx1 O\la to know something aboUt the operation! of hb dty's pollee force WUham E Lee went to headquar ters for a guided tour, ended up by learninJ how thJeves work The tour over Lee found someone had atolen hls ear parked outside tht t.tltlon I AI.., 1bioi , 11 LOudl.)l 12 Work 1S Otrl1 name t4 Retr..t ' ·IYUQI BriLl a.plaln .... l.'.ll ~ ..... l7 IIY•nlnf (J>OOLI I II City (0.) II lleva&o4 Cabbr l It Vlfot&lllf JO Attlo ......... ........ train II Rtaeb aar<tw • Wtllhtl Meigs County New.s . ... 1'11! 1 1111 :. J '.':•'ht .,_,. l"' • r_o r "; ll(n .-~ -~'i i 1J tli ;i(l'•l.!,; ......... ...- <Scotl .,..,_ II Tart 41. ,..rplo co Oun1 <•la"JI I H•art ! lol>bP I 1 I 11:50 "· m. Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio Dial Olive• Ingraham (poll. I II. Irrlt.ate 1 41. Ancltnt t ··.......... - tO liJI>OII(Iowl li& 000 aetual tnll(ta lleer;nr ontl bi'Ues Power Fullr SERVICE. Pho1;11o s:itf, ClelaPd Appl~nce Store, 114 w M.aln St , Pomeror 2-23 tl UP- Steel today that month of July es:til'natea made aarUe-r in the first quarter be CtW9e o[ an unexpected upturn m demand durlne: the month nte weekly production polnted out t'hat tbe 1~provement in ntea equlpplld. Blaet.t11.1r'a, itomell()y, ) 120Cito I;;:CIIJ8::-:JI;:'oi;:;Ck;-V8 Cen\Ul'1 IIU!IS 2 dr IIMero Cpe Smart Ivory !I" White llolob D>ullow drive One eu:.eful owner maettnar's, Pomeroy ' 211 Gt> --~ blddO!" m\IJI au.l>nlil wltlrllla volUIIU! u not holatell. but !hot Jt bJd &eertlfle :l cheek m the amount of $3 700 00 Plans artd spceiflcattona are on flle in tbe department of blah ways and the office of the dlvl swn deputy d1rector The dp-eettor reae~ the right to rejett any and"all bids George J Thormyer AC't!n11 Dtreetor (7) 15 22 ~c ·~• me HARRISONVILLE I ~~--- Noon N~wi Neiehbors Llberace The Femln1D.e Toueh 200 A.t::ernoon Film Veatlyal 12 00 12 Ill 12 30 100 3 30 Lite Wllb l!llAbetb 400 Cartoon Club lllck'l) Motile Club l'ive Star Final John !Jt)Y NtWI Wlre Setv1C'e ChiDI Smith Jl'UESDDAY C1W1NEL 13 10 59 11 00 12 00 12 lG Sian On A.SVenturea JJ\ LearnlnJ Nooa Newa Nelihbon 12 30 F>onklo Laino 1 00 The ~minlae Toueb 2 00 Aflern<10n Film FooUvol 3 30 Lifo Wltb Eltzabetb 4 00 c.noon C1ub $ oo lllcP, Mo.,. CbJJI 8 00 nri' Star Flllol S 15 John Daly aa4 Newt 8 30 Confilet 7 80 Wflll Earp 7 so B 00 Jlro~en Alrow 800 Gue~ for A1lventure J 8 ao- ~ Hlnlll of Fate 880 Top Tune~ and New Ttlent D00 l Spy uo Sllorl!f of Coehll\ ~~ 30 P,.blla llefender 10 00 Newa ot U.e N!Jht 10 00 N'ews of the NiJbt 10 10 Theater Q:IO 'l'lloattr 13 ll>ffl The Lite News 11 60> Latt New• 11411 illiri Off 11:48 Off ' to uae new cannina Old rinJS porous and fall to. OYer a bruah pufeet .teal ly Mn. John Stvvt Dr and Mrs Harlan Jewell of Mlchlgan and Mr and Mn Roli ert Rowley, Seattle Mich Ud Joe RowleY~ Athen•. were tilll1tlg on fr1ends here thlt week Mrs MarshaU .-Miller and ]C~a Robert A~kl~ were m Gal'Upolis WE BUY fl:.ltUCTURAL I aiAMI ICRAP li.ON- MIT ALl OHIO VALLEY JUNICi CO. , .... 511 Wt>dnesd~ - 120 Bl Insurance --,,--------- ~. . .8 lnl. .nee Alew. lllddlopcirl rJ.., • Automohll .. BooN Phooo fllllJI.X _.. FOREMAN a l\111!0'1'1' TV SERVICE All m1keo Bepolrell by l!xpert TetlutlclaM. Phooe 6284 Y Mlddlepuf' ; CO~ fniUJinCfl! JI.IJI.II PfoteetiOD, ~ Autc-~ r.re~ Po~Io C4ll Kills, lllldd eport. Ohio. ~ Dor -- House fDr Sale by owner Beaut! ful :ranch atyle, 3 beif roorn borne with red wood Siding Pine paneled livmg room, with wood burning fi1epb<;c, fllll basement Loc .. ted on Or~h&rd Hill Galbpohs $115 !JOO Call Gal 16M 7 22-atc HOU$E - '6 rooms and ba.tb Gae mlfe from Chesler on JU No runnhta: water, electricity n~ttUral gas in house, blJ Mrs Garland Mayes Qd Kra JuhQ Stout were ahbp.ping tn Gallipolis Monday Mrs Grice Carr called on Mra Etta ]lrooka who ls makl~( her home at her d•ughter...a Mrs Jac.k Lathey Mrs Bud nougt.as and Mrs. Thor ~~ey were tyeall of Mrs JO.eplilne Hollie,- Tueodor Mrs Irette woaa' blljy Ia very Ill :.nd wu taken ~o GaiUp-JUB to 1onsult a "-ottot Mr &ftd tdn Webber Wool c&lled on Mr tnd Jlrs Waggoner WedntsiSay f'V'tmlnJ Mrs Weltha )laf!t aliter, Malld Jf ealiCOJ ti!J were lfUE'SJ.£ uf \In ~e1lie < P) \lr 11u~ Mrs RusMit <kl111 have ~hi u n1ecet eharlene and Jeanette Me'Coy front ParkeR burg a.. their t:Hes'-t this Wed :tits I r ne Ha 1.r ~ hal tiel' Ill tr s'(lJ'~J at t· ~ twtnt• }! 1'5 Ft.na J't:a;t 1ta1 II!MldbJ ment bt fonlt••'-'..o~ ___ ; _-~,., Bible S<h<>o) .,.,;1!(1 ......,...y th ood attndalfet elld 4Jiry · J.. wol')t .r~ 'l'ln Sto11t Was ~n Galh b\lemea~ r,t8ar an• eomes from a w1de group of con sumcrs Coindd.ing w1th tbla prediction ateel mgot productlon edged upward for the Becond C'onsecutive week at:ter hitting the year'a low In tbau ftrat part of JWy. Opera the Industry s mills were up a half point to 81 per 1r oent of rat-ed capacity The total outturn amounted to 2 073 000 net the metalworkm~ weekly J.;;;;;;.;;d Products such as hot rnUed and cold rolled carbon steel theeti and hot--rolled and cold fmJ&hed carbon bar& were reported sharJOg m the production increase Demand for beavy plates for the week WBI not lS strOnJ 48 ear Jter in the year, ateel ss1d but 11 rerlited &l.iJI excedtng IUppJy p was expected to do so tbrov1h the fourth quarter The mqazine &aid many pro-duoers expect Increased demand b)' auto maker• for sheet ateel •upplies .For th11 rea~on, the pllbl~eau,n noted, strip mtU plates ve oot .fill eaJY te cet a• they wen a few week& 110 Tbe strJP miU platea 1nd Bheets are botb &>tO duced on the same eQuipment Tile .oe~nt tndustry strike hu forced 1 ttUnporary eUtna in the demaa.d for atruetuaLI and rei" forcing bars, Jd,eel sa1d Steel price• (!ootmue to be ed Federal Court Onters Habeas Writ For Woman IIECIILEY W Va UP -F<d eral Jti4te Ben Moore haa: ordered the warden nr the Aldersdn Fed eraJ woQltn'l prkion to show c.u&e .A.u:t 12 Wh1 &be thould nGt rele.ue Krs J!!lba\teth Crawfonl: Stn.itb of Nuhvllle, Teun, confin ed I.IDAtu • three-vear Armv court rhartillltDtenee fqr the slayJnJ of hel hwilland .U.wf: eutbontiu Said the judge granteit Mrs Smith's attorney a ::;;;.,:1;~;·ioed , . . ol yoatiiillf U , bsbeas co11pus writ after a pehtlnn wu pre~tecl nothill.J tllat the you W :vour tll.tomoblle .. ~ IM>liAII w.u tried by cour.f: mart al ·---1::..1_.: ·4_~ ~~; May 7-8 in Stutlgart Germ 06ftn. -uP t tuvucrrr I 1\taol'lltt DAILY ORYPTOQUorE- Hon'a !low lv work h1 AXYDLBA4XR ~LONOP.~LOW Cne lantr tlffill-, atandl fM uotbtr, 1ft tJUii _.... A ia '*4 ' fw 11\4- thne L'a, .X tor the two o-.. etc. ilnilt iittt~ . . . lropMt, the lllllf.h and tormattoa or the wofit .... Ill hlnll.. ~h ,_, U\a codt lettel'l "" dlfttrtnt. t A •r CrnitocMiil C(ilolailoto ' ' 11 ' NIIP C:l'-< IW 1 IPTI IW VJI tQTIVWI Ct-CTU.Pil. ~ •II l!aw...,., c.,p~..,., mvm .~~- ~~~'...ria I'.IID.rQ A FIIAST, BUT 1.11r Aiiqif,, ~· ~.. 1 . 1/!!!r!DI![I ·-,nnw . ..,.•.. ' , I i .~ _ n.e Arllly ebsrJed ber w1th the '~ 'frame nloe· IIJial•tobltl,ai of her h•aband l!gl If t~~te4 on tara:e lot with }ArJe 'back yard 4.tr~'tewtf tnd Jsra.ge bUitdlttC Moute -bill a11 bardwo9d ikoedwD!l'k, \ltiu.tlfpl stalrway lal'f!e ver'lnda enclbled porch Jun basement, and 1111 f1red Mt water heattl'lsg NeJI' schools2J!usual at oal:r $6&00 Only $ 00 required to-r own~ 1 ~ul artd usume Ulltib loa• JUSted upward wtth tbe publica tlon s base pr1ce Index for flmshed steel movJng ._up to 4D cents At $146 19 a net ton m the week ended July 17 It was $145 '14 the pr&VIOua week and $140.2t a month ago The metalworking qubbca t1on &aJd wareho11ses are begm ning to mark up prleer to pa&.s on increases from the milia Fint effects of the .'&1r fgrce thlft m empha111 from atreraft to munules are being felt Steel poml ed out The pubhcation satd «dechmng uSe Of aubcontraC'ton;. 1!1 expected' because of scheduled layoff of Ui 600 workers. by Nortb :Amertcan Av1aUon llf'"c Industries hardes htt try mven tory adJustments earlier tblll year ~mcludmg radio and televiSIOn manufac\urers and furmture mak en-were reported .shown1g bet ter than usual Increases' m em ployment totaLs The m&ganne noted that recent employment m creases 'In these mdustrws rharked Ute f1r11t such boost smce the fourth quarter of laat year Five Air Forte Officers Survive Nuclear Blast ATOMIC TEST SITE Nev UP -Ph(fJ Air Force offieers from A,ir Defenae Command headquartett at Colorado Sprmga Colo stood on the ground immediately under today s nuclear weapons test to prove that clvdians could rurvl ... e beneath an air burat The offieers who callt!d them selve.s the Clty of Ground Zero elected one of the1r members mayor and stood on the ground with no protection whatsoe... er from the blast They wore only A1r F~e sum mer unilonns They bad no protective goggles or no other e6Ver After the shot they were to be rur lifted by hehoopter for 1 news con ferenee The citizens of Grouna Zero were CoL Stdney Bruce of Duran a:o Colo the mayor Maj Joh'n Huj'bes, MeKeesport Pa Maj Norman Bodineer Ridgefteld N J Maj Donald Luttrell Dalla~, Tex and Lt Col Frank Ball of vvashln~on D c A. nt&OD, 100, ~ f!111il)lf(M 5MI!1: p~jW Ill' IIOWN ..XOD... HOG f)lll.m\oblle PUll !Iuper ~ .e dr Holliday Cpe LeQ t)ta~ Steel Sales For July Previous Estimate - ----~ .. · ..... I 17 ...,. 1.. atltllllon , ----a Tl!U:VISION RADIO •. 1 U~l -.. den YU !1-2232 A J Corter Route Cbea1Ar 'l 8 I d. Rodanl 11.4.) --~----~~ CHAN'<EL 13 MONDAY 10 CO Sian On ~~~:.!~~~.!_ln~e:lu~d~lll~g~N~e~w~ull\n~e"'m'.!p~lo~y~ell~l~o~r~ta~c~k_:o~l_:w~o~r~k:...._ 10.. Talent Scouta 8 00 Those WhHing G1rls 8 00 To ·e n the nutta 8 30 RJchard Diamond Private 8 30 Spotnaht Playhouse Detective goo $64 ooo Q~te&tJon 9 00 Stud o One o ao 8P,ike Jones Show 10 00 Up-to-the Mmute Newa 10 00 VP to-tbeominute News 10 05 ScaRnme the Weather 10 015 ScanniuJ the Weather 10 10 The Late Show 10 10 The Late Show ..................... ~ pUo, 7 30 •u .,........ trlllt • 7 00 PhiJ SUverg $how 7 30 Pri!fte Secretary 1100 Advtn turf4 In Le.rnlnr II llmplo..., 1 Ill PlrfortMrt at l'lbo 1 U Smllleat atate (&bbt..t h. Glrl'o I nlaknamt a& A.ltem e ~9 one BULLDOZI!R for hire, batMMntt. landtcaplng C"wdety, Long. tlottom. WHTN-TV Channel13 '. """ 6 15 Qouglu Edw"<ij 6 30 T 1 b Tl"" (20)Buslne.ss Servit:es -----~----------~--~~-----·~ •' 'l'i, U 'BambOOUke 14 LoeuollcJlll-~ n CfilipUo Cabbr 1 "'"I <•I>W I It Bll'l'tl ~ ae Trull 61 IUl·CIC' HOI'&n ' \ WJEH :ur.:q "'""" 10 lleacrllllllf " capo (COOC) / II Ooltor 1 nso..: .~ BrJgbter Dar Secret Storm Edge ol Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter !sperts Parade Weatherman Action I d IZ. :".1,:.; 4 : I-J.7 1: ;, • .,_ r l ;•J n ; -;•~11 1 '7 00 lim.mle Dean 't 30 Boston Blacllle 8:00 Captam Kingaroo 8 43 CBS News 9 00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godfre, 10 30 Str1ke It Rich 11 00 v•llant Lady 11 Ul Love of IJfe 11 30 Searc!:l br Tomorrow 11 41:1 Guiding lJiht 12 00 Kat1e';; Kitcheb 12 30 As the World Turnl 1 00 Our Miss Brook~ 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Big Payoff 2 ::ro Bpb r.rosby Show 3 00 llrlgbter Day 3 15 Secret Storm ., 3 30 Edge of N1ght 4 00 The Early ShoW' 5 30 Your t:no Reporter 5 4D Sporh. Parade 5 55 Weatherman 600 A-ction ,. Boston Blatkie Captain Kanaaroo CBS News Fred Waring .t\,rthur Godfre, Stri.ie It R1ch Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guldhii Light Kati.e s K1tche~ As the World Turna Our Miss Broota Houseparty B111 Payoff Bob Crosby Show 6 1~ P9Ui " E~w" ' 6 30 11obl~ J!:O"dd , 7 00 Burnf ._ AIYen Vlt!T I Mr Norton I i,li ,•j •J r:J i; ur_1 "·J r: , ;;·_l f' l ! e Mixtd '"-·' 1:.<1 1( l oJ !If l '.'i' TRodmt nou ,. , • I :n>J :· I Mana It Colm,. ~~ :':·· lo ll I ~,_ ,,. ,. ('. , ISI!o. I nl•ko '.' I.' ,;l'~i ll ::r 1 ,; j r~ namt ~ " I' ·-;•_• r_l ~ 1 1li '• unit rt~c: ... l I M!)NIY COt.U!S BACK GREENFIELD, Ohio UP - M" DAILY CROSSWORD 1 Mon•U.r, 7 30 BIRTH ANNOUNCED 8 00 Mr and Mrs Don Stivers (Nor 8 4!5 rna Jea.n French) are announcm,l( 9 00 the b1rlh or a SIX pound th1rte1 n 9 30 ounce son Donald Lawrence at 10 30 Hol:ter Hospital on Saturda~ 11 00 July 20 Grandparents are M" 11 Hi and Mrs M L French ~ldtllc 11 30 port and Charles Stiver s Cl1 vc 11 45 land feat grandparents are M1 12 00 and Edwa1 d Prenr h M1d 12 30 dlepo 1 00 1 30 2 00 NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman 2 30 (Wmon 11 Plckeru) have announ(' ed the b1rth of 1 seven pound 3 00 3 15 nine ounce scm Kenneth Lloyd at the Mason Clime Saturday 1 3 30 4 00 July 20 Gtandpart!llls are Mr 5 30 and Mrs Ray Pickens and , "l• 5 4!S and M1 s LewJs Hoffman all ot 5 55 Chiton 6 oo It ah,ould be noted tlta1 the pr1v .,-",of vottna ll prob~Ly tht one 1 wblch doea rq~ tel ln1p1re re.sidenu of ouf eountly to become United St'itfl dtlzens The right tD.. vote II bllJlc to our American hefltale It tli9uld be carefully eu01rded an~ Uercbed booth by ou. American•botn cltl zenr arid our neWly naturalized cltl A LOSING --------·----------~------------TUiiSDAY CHANNIL I - MONDAY CHANNEL I 7 00 Jtmm• ~ Dean )iirtiail:ted lk>l!l'l!ll A Smltb April 1 wblle be was atatloned at Ballmholder, Ger- many The petition based the request for r~lease on 11 reeeat U S Sitpreme ~rt decutMlnthecale of ~~ n.rothy Kftua:er SmU.. ch&11Je4 :,iitth the &\i)"'ng Of 1lier ArmY eOl.Gnel Qusband in Japaa Tbe IJJ.gh court "-eld that the rej)la-l Army hai 00 •uthorlty to try elril cost $SO,u0o:OO, ~ MtODLEPORT - &-room 1q1e h ruo•• ~llh ~ an<\ aulolilaUe ''"""" c• 11 l..l n gtls fl.rtl he '"6 Ofte-. oor ., ~ ' ians bll eourt martial proceedi(li.i And s"'-.. !VII [reed from the A,itler "" son prisfllb The Marshall WP.m.an WOJ sell Meigs County .f..H Leaders Leave For Councilors Camp Eij:ht Melgll County 4-H 1ead ers left for Councilors' Camp toUy at Canters Cave m Jack toOil Corp~ty Tbet will return on 'llutisdaf after being bnefed on ,precedures and routlnea of tht ~ to f.ollow later ,tills week Atten4tDJ are Duane and Helea 1t1.n BatT: PatrtcU Blatealee and C E B1,a:keslee Mn.. Geneva Nolan camp clll'eCtor Pauhn 88~ &heron Atlttfts and Blll Sten. ~ o!ilngle oxterlbr :Kewlt ·~_,.f.. lenoell to !100 ,.-.. 1Wtl lobOr wrld 8temle:re of -pucclni't ed Lovely rft&~e lfti:l f)Npaaoe with eonniMi!nt'nt at AMfr;on bnl tiPC.Ii. Will in Rome OD J.ov~l lol $6!00 00PHONI lillY the oenteJll!j - 1a0or .-...oed to l&iJ 14 !tiOO lOll ft9 ' :10 ~· three ,..,. "''*' Farm News·· By Wllllltft If Gr.gDty M.ton County A8rkvltural A,...t .&lfllfa a....dlnt~ Ir you pbn to reaeed an alfalh fu~ld Where the .stand 111 gel tmg thm or If YOU plan to plant a new S_!ytd you JhOLiild plan now to do the JOb Auguat 15 to Septem bcr 1 11 an er;celJent lime to rc seed S....t a.d P..,...atlon The fn•tt step 11 to (et the grou.«a In a lood l!Jiable ~on<ll hon A seed betl looae on t.p and fum underii.Uth 11 the mott desirable Sometlmea a -good seed bed ran be obtllined by duking b•t usually rM vound w11l havr to be plowed and diaked A vert JOOiil Wf<r to flf'IJI ijle IOil brion! Jcetl1ne 1.11 to tun a eulhpi\C:kcr over the fteld FartlliMr Mut of the aoil a.amples ( have had teat«! from bere m Muon County show the awl to be low m phosphate aud med1um m po-U.sh On thele toll• 1 recommend ed from 75().1,000 lb!l of a ~JO.S lertJlizer when reacedmg alfaJfa The fertilirer .tbou1d e.Jtt.ein Boron TbW Jlll!!lftl like 1 lot »f fertllil¢ but alfal,fa 10 order to grow produe~. aDd la'l mUBt be re"d Att and water ue good Cor alfalfa 'but n:t~b a poor d1et The fei1tU.. Should he plow ed under an• --thea .am tpnng topdra1 U.e .-fa:Ua wHh froll 301).31() lb1 of an 1).20-ZO fertllu: er 4-H NEWS . . ._ .. II. """"' Maun County 4-H Cfu .. ......, YOUNOU tAMP Wtll we \e n~arly eompl~ our aanul C--11 Camp -prop~ Lall ~reel the 1Mmfer +lhn /age 10 It 12) had a wondlrtlll ume On Wednesday ntght we bid a Sad~ l:lawkinl Day Putr." complete 1r1lt1 "olt Gal Tiny. Lll Abner Man'y'ltl Sam etc And a by 11 Th e good t1me was •-d tut a otftC'Ial regJstntion was sixty umpert and twenty leaders ... Ji.ttlnt l.ftd junior ~en The Delawares woUnd up jn flnt place m pomts per tr~be The Cherokee• were In seccmd plaee MinJrOI and SeneC'as were tied for third and folll'th placer even tbO&&Jh U,e C'amp eledlon wu Yel')' teen Say laat Tbunday tllere waa r~n 1event wb1ch Ma.aon Counly 4-H Campi have never IUJ1 before It conaiJted of a sUipe hunt in whlth a Ding Baua.h Wampua Cat • Wll discovl!red roaming our eamp around AI far as I een 1ather Juhhng McClung was: the elotest to this welrd anunaJ strana:e u Jt mily lfem, there were no arupe1 tu'ouPt m from the hunt IIOYS' STATE Don t fora:et aiL YPU boys who have been lb1nki11J ebout U. State Boys +H Camp starts the l11t two itaya of this rnentb 'l'hhl eamp. b ~ of the ht&hli&hts Of our .tate f..-H ~amps aad 11 wuatly repreHnted by sew.ral bo)'j' from Ua :fnht County }tetter contact 3'!e g away I1 You P1an to go we I SMdl11;1 proba~ have a few adtolmhi»J Arter you ve applied your fer =~alia for those Who want -to hHzer mel have your -z:ro'und 111 good abapt! the next step u see"GIRLis• STAT! ln~t the aHalfJ. You ctn t hne Then on~ week later State G1rls' good planta w1thout plantmg good 4--H Camp will hegm Now 1s a ccrhlied inoculated seeds of " good hme for you to plaD iJ' you recommeniled varlet)' The varoe mtend to go to «u• eamp The hefl recoJllinended for th1s regw n theme for lhls camp 18 ''Feet ot are Vfl'flat Narra(fanse'tt Will Clay It .IO'Unds like tbla will be lamsburg and AtluUc a np romng snorting &ood ea~p Na:rrqauett and WlUtama- Bdter plan now If you are mter butg have been the best produr eated 1n go1ng to this eamp ers at tb'e Ohio Valley Exper• .!JT ATE JIOUNDIJP ment Station Both IDI.Y be a little Ottr County w11! be ~nted D10re expenaJVe but thPtr pt!r by June SJl('ncer and Joe Jobnforlllance raore tiMn mH.eup for 90n m the State 4-H .Public Spea'k thu jng eentest Jan1te lordall ar(d An •mpertant •tep, nd one that NanC'y Blame 1n the State f..-H Js frequently overlooked •s mn- Style Revue and Anna Bell• &m eulating the seed W~n ynu buv mer at the Slate Wool Revue in lhe seed ~uy the InOCUlant Tb ~ October All thet~e 4-Hert are eli Inoculant Is bacteru1 wh1ch takes g1ble by wmmng County and/ or mtrogen from the a1r and makca Regional events 1t avallable .to the allalfa W1th The Wtde Awake 4--H Club met out th•s nitrogen the alfalla w n July 13 at the home of Mrs Jk make a vPry feeble grQWth Comas. ProJee&s were JUdged and Amount Of Seed Mn McComaJ, advisor wu 10 Sow from to- Hi lbs of seed rltarge - Marllyn Swan per acre A band .seeder does by The Chester Sew and So 4-H met far the best job of seed place July II at Madalyn Brown'• with ment Wit a little work you can Mr"J Howard Krug,ht and Mr1. Fred convert 1 our gram dnll mto a Sm1th advisors: lf charre Four band seeder g1rls modeled thetr dresse1 Tbe other memh£-rs reported on ulad1 Lfme R~"lrwnente The beil way to det~mme made during the week aud dem your lime needs for aiPaUa 1.s 10 onstrations were given b)' Madalyn get a 1oll test A~ the bmf! Brown and Marie DaVIs on watbshould be- applied before plow rng a sweater and batina: blseuitl mg and you are not sure how It was annoUJlced that Janet much the soli needs brntg a aoil Kmght would attend 4-H Conser Camp July 15 -Janet sample m to my off1ce and I 11 Yation be glad to test 1t for you Testmc Kmght The HarruwnvdJe 4-H Honor 1s the only accurate method G1rl!l met on JuJy 8 a.t the sehool house with Pauline Atkins and Ruby ffaUtday, advisors, in cbe,rae NEW RAVEN, W. Vo. Sharon Atkins il Juruor Lealler Ttre proJect lesson wn Ae'WinJ PUilPOSE CLASS The Purpost Class o! the St baking lunches aud meal planPaul LutheraL Chureb held thea IUDi and demonalrations were glv annual pJC'RIC ln the New Haven l!ft by Mary Jordan and Margaret Part last Wednesday evening Harmon on their ae-wmg pro~ Rev Peters gave the Invocation Reports were pYen by HeleD Doug which was followed by the dm las Kary JoJ.'dan Janet ~t Su aan and Detibie SheelL Marcaret ner Attendmg \\'ere Mn Clyde Rice Harmon Joy Wseman Sbaron and and J1mmy, Shelby Grmstead Gloria Atk.ina Eata Mae Blaek Mr and llrs. Herma.n Layne Mr wood on pies (!()otii!J mea.lJ aocJ and Mrs HilTy Layne Mr and f.nl~~ .Fair entnes were dlacu• Mrs.. Bob Johnston and family sed and decided l;lY members Sev Rev and Mrs b)'m.Oild Peten era1 mdlcated Interest 1n atte.nd and chddren, Dreama Stevens JOg Semor CaJWl Jumor leaders Mrs. Everett R.oush and dauQ.ten Sharon and Gloria Atkins allnouncMrs Fred Rouah and sons, Mi's ed plana for the annual .f.H pic:Marhn Ohlinter Mrs Goodmtf! rue for m•mbers and lamiUea •t Mr and Mra Howard Wagenhal1 :..a-ke Alma on Sunday Jtl.ly 2~ Mr and Mrs Uoyd Roush and Mrs Nolan will be present for JUdging on Aug 2 at 7 30 -Sharon Carole and Jim Fl')' Atk!DS METHODIST ·~lilTING The Sotial Hayseeds met on July A newly organiZed group of younf married C'OI.lples of the 10 at Carl Walton With Mr Dan Methodist Church wa.s held rc Sm1th 1n cherge The PJojeet les-cently at the home of Mr and son was on feedmg calves and Mn. James Ball A name for the daley helkn fteports were gtv en by club members on feerlt-.g elass w1ll be &elected liter cattle --Bdly Carleton LIVE WIRE The L1'#e Wire Class of tb~ EUB Church held tbetr Ju1v IIIKI meetmg at the home of Mra K. Boy Scout Troop 2M h1ked to K Scltes A p1cnlc supper wa5 Broad Run lat Monday eveniDg helrl on the lawn wltlil Mnl a•d bekl 1 picnic m the part George Sayre Mra Nora TriJI'P there Then the}' returned home Mrs R F Bryant. Mrs • CUU Scoutm~ Lewis Karschmk a'd Roush II•H'l Mrs Roy Helfman at ton hter. also joined the scc.utt sr t mg T!le group gang a h)'mn who we.<t J1m Fry Andy and folJOwt>d by ~c-ntence prayer and Dav1d Karschmk J;llll Harrah the Lort1'* Prayer and the mem. R1ck.y Abel, Daonny Uubbarcl aRt! toer9 qUOU>d scriptures Ro.ss Frey ~ Dunng the business meetmg SHOWER the group made plans to hGid il Mrs Albert Keefer of Leon reFood FesUval at the City Build cently honored Mr and Mr1 mg on July 20 Contests were Larry Joe Keefer of New Haven played and prius wo.n bY Mn with a ml.!Cellaneous shower at George JP.well and Mrs 'nlelma the KPefer home in Leon Mr Attending mcluded .and )U-s ICeefer were mamed m Capehart those above and Mn S H lteit July The couple rete1ved many m1re Mrs F A Batey Mrs WaJ.d t~ gifts Many friends and Cunnmgham Mn Ivan Sbewr.oet Tc1at1oJ'es attended the party 'Die Mrs H11.rry Capehart Mrs Nan !lew Mr• Keefe£ 11 the former me Johnson Mrs Ray We.ave.,. Mane Scites Chesh1re 0 r Mrs Howard Burris Mrs otho Letvlng Mrs P £ Pickens Mrr ilvorett Lludorlnll~ Ill• Jalus I'U Y~ llllondl . King and peeta Mea Alvl l.JtJn:J lllliteod itate11 $21 OOOP bl doo and. Mary Jane Sc1tes 1017 purthase irom DeJU:aolik ,. ••"" ' / - �-. I , - ' 2-'Dally St!ltlnel, ~Y·U.14dleport, 0 , July 22 19S7 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 MONDAY TUESDAY BOYS WILL BE MEN About ~ bWldred hlgh school youths frorn states Invaded the National Capital the other day to participate m The Amencan Legion's 1957 Bo)'ll' Na!Jonal program 1 hey were the elected representatJves ( Senators to be more exact of 20 000 young const1tu ents' who took part in tfle Leg10n s Boys Sta te programs back--home earher 1n t h e sum (6 • mer anal sentces at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldter, met th e grown up S{nators from their respect1ve stall! ~ (\\ ho had extended spe ctal wntten mvrtatwnsl vtsJ t ed the State Department th e FBI Ht>adq u,nters the Sup reme Court the Natwn d '\I d uves and other Government burldmgs This year ma1 ked the Through thetr rolE's to the BO) S State pro grams Slmulahng democratic government at the state and local level and their expenence In campalgnmg for the Boys Nation 'Senate these 17 year-olds demonstrated outstandmg leadership m thel.f schools and commumties and came to Washmgton prepared for bigger thmgs Durmg theJr busy week at the Capital the young Senators debated issues that are d1stur bing the1r seniors on Capitol H11l appomted a Boys State cabmet and Supreme Court Just ices, held a two party convention nommated candidates and elected a president and vice prestdent of Boys' Nation They also called on President Eisenhower at the Wh1te House were given a special Hbuefmg' at the Penta gon by America s top brass conducted mem RUARK REPORT ., ROIIRT c RUARK .PALAMOS Spain - Important 1 think in terms of International propaganda favorable to the Amer lean way or Hfe 11 a thme that 8 happening tor the second time abroad In two yea'ra Thill 11 the ••tabhshment of 1 typical A.meri un IUpermarket at the Utllted States exhibit at the Grand Fair In Zagreb Yueoslnla, in early September tv.~lflh jw annual ob serv ance of Boys Nation and Boys State ad ventures m clttzenshlp t hat are more compreo henstve more practical reallshc a nd excitmg It C11uld Be You 12 00 Tex & JJnx 11 30 13 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matlnee Theater 300 Qwen for a J 30 • • tors to come to Washm gton have been vot mg nov. (or seven or e1ght )ears and th e youngest of the ongmal Bovs Stale pa1ttcap ants for four or fiv e yea1s Thus there seems little doubt th at lh1s eve1 growmg g roup of pohbcall alerted young Citizens ts begmnmg to exert a wholesome ctvJc mfluence on thear commumt1es It m u s t mevttably spread to the State House and th e Ca pitol Most a n y time now a fOI mer boy Senator m a y be re turning wtlb full c 1 cdenhals 1 We cong1atulate The Amenca-an Lt:gJOn on ' ~ Th e have a at lhe neadsy PLAN SO<;IAL StJveravllle WSCS will social and 1 rummage sal., Sthcrsvil1e Store on Wed evenJnJ, July 24 ~ .. .~tnereut a ao 900 Nat Kina Cole Show 10 30 10 ao 12 00 tdYJaeO tpday tracts a worker 1s employed wh1le dna• unntploy on a p.ud vllt'aUon and tlaerefore wbUe taklng o lnehgib e for 11nemployment msur anee So far aa tbeJ know the&e of ( 18) Employment Wonted \ -O.,.;.penl..il•• P1tintmg Interior and exterior AvaiJ&bJe now Rates reason Phon e abte Homer Braley 381Y 72212lc f1c1alJ nld the New York ruhng 15 However un1que m some atates vacation PI)' Is considered 11 bonua when emplona are laid off In advance of lhe vaco~Uon period Thia ;. true m New Jertey Texu Kiehl gan Ulmon Connecticut and Ok lahoma But 111 WIICOnaln laid off workers :~re mehtlible for J.HMm ployment pa) for the period they reee1ve vacauon pay Department offlelals said the New York ruhng Ia baaed on 1 19M New York state JPJ)eals. court decision holdmg vH'atlon pay a I bonus for past when t doea on work t~ employe ac not .depend tually taking a vJcabn The court h f vacatloll put such pa:, 10 t P category 0 1 I c::U:e foTe tbe appeaL 1ny other Mard Jast January departmen. unem-- olf1cials lAid lbe waa:e contract for tanemploy~ stated that all employes after Jun, 1 Df eac~ear would receive v1 1aid the cation pa~ allowance& ngardleu onl)' of wbether or wben they took a -eotrtra<:ta v.-cation ia 4ue emS®rt1y after June 1 the emftether or ployer shut .down bll pbmt to 9Matlen take Inventory Since the ...aeabon oi;,;r~:;,~~;~,a eontracta pay allowances would bave gone to 111 &et v.aca the employes whether or not the OA t1Jelr ex plant t:hut d(lwn they were beld Wunteti- PAPER H '-NGII\G- 25 years experience Free e• i mates -1.... V Reisinger, Racln • Box 124 Ohio 7~1' 63S Sp01't:s Eyt! 700 Feshval of Stars no Pfnie 800 Meet McGt1w 9130 Un~~!~P~y~rh~~~~~~~? WORK BY P AY or ironmg at hJ)me can 62~J alter 4 p m 7 18 3tc 5 30 Popeye Presents 600 Spinach Playhou!l 6 30 Weathercast Sports Eye NBC News 6 ·~ Charle-s -Farrell 700 7 30 Wells Fargo 800 Twenty One 1000 - 8 45 NBC News For Hire! 830 Summer Playhouse Arthur Murray PartJ Amattur Hour Sollliers of Fortune Blondle New• Readlltlec Nltewateh Toni1Jht "lv the f1our 830 0 Henry Playhoust- 1000 or AMan Called X 1030 New• Readbrses 10 40 Nltewateh 12 00 TODIJht 100 SHiN OI'F .-:.:~~ut-- Ch~~s Contrac~ WCHS·TV Channell tng out with refreshments Then we had the ministers ot the d11lerent churches announ ce that the party would be tree to ID.Jone over slxty five den ""'"lent meeting hoa ••u.d ror, ~horVbusincsa 30 Bride and Groom 4 30 Movletlme 600 Supetn,an 900 ' 3 45 Modern Romanct' ~ 4 00 Comedv Tlmt 635 " Couple's Generosity Paid Handsome Bonus IJ ANNI HEYWOOD Th . . Dat'ly Sentt'nel, ~ 4 30 M:ovietlme 6 30 6 55 .3r.ID On '00 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 The Prlte 1B Right 10 30 TrUth or Consequence• 1100 TIC Tac Dough 1J 30 tt Coula 8e You 1200 Tex IJ Jinx 3 00 Queen For A Day 5 30 Popeye Presepts 5 45 News Picture ---- Daily Sentinel Day Book n., 3 45 Modern Romances / Labor DepL Warns Against CHANNEL 3 12 30 CUrrent 1 00 My Llttl~ Marg1e 400 Cometly Time a splendid work Lon g may 11 floUJ Ish GENEROSITY, like virtue !1 frequently ttl own reward It can lnate Ul feel Ute IUCh very nice peol)le that we ue ampiJ rewardecl b7 our new aelt-uteem But m7 ezperlence haa been that, llkt virtue aaaln, aener .. o11t7 often alvea ua an unexpected bonUJ That • what It did tor Mr1. T, whoH letter ill one ot the nlcest I f l had In t long tJme Cu.rrent 100 M}' Llttle • Margle than any stmJlar programs ever undertaken before The first of the Boys Natron 'Sena~ Last year they showed a Super lfot<lod Extra Moooy mercato USA m Rome and the "Our hoUBe has a game room " thmg proved suc h a hlt that Ital ian bu11lnessmen bought the equip lhe beelna • We alwaya meant to It nicely and entertaCn ment and used Jt to start three 'rurnJah down there 1aomeday but we 1elf leTvice market! which since aever have any extra money baw tome on to slrong that .they My huaband and 1 bave two have had to clo.!le the doors to thtldren tn college and we have keep the s:tamped1ng shoppers un my mother, who Is now In her late der hand ~ventlei~> living with ua Mother la a dear, but she ha11 no Income This year the best advertisement Thil, plua the chlldren 1 college 1 know for Amt;ncan llvlni! will b111a, teeps us Just barely mak•• be a blt more valuable to uS' since lnll enda mee t Yugoslavia Is clo11e enough to the So the game room was jUBt a The Oldsten Baa Rellecorated Curtam to make the malden un dream really Tot years But then '1 be Game Room happy with their dreary Jot About one day Blll and I had an idea 4 000 luxury Items - In Commnn • Mother hatl been klnQ of "The first one was a huge sue .. Cell So many came nnd they ail iat thlnkln.lil - that the Amt!rlcan lonely had such run- especi11lly the hm .. hou.wwlfe acceptl as her due will tlmll -• •ctt 11 ..,.. "' v 1 tes.e, Mother! be dl.<lplayed In a 10 000 foot square She wa11 ln pretty good. health ., d area In Zagreb When the shows and brlght as a button but her That waa the beginning an over the grub cosmetics and ccm for over a year the group Pbyalcal activity was naturally now been meeting once a week Yefllences go to charity but the tomewhat limited 8he d read1 haa games d refreshmenta A 1 rotlmory and the racllltle!,l llnaer watch Wevtlion, and glvt me a or an h d with the houaework- couple ot marriages have e ... en reon on but 11 aulted one mnn of seventy seven I date back to the PlggJy Wlellly &here a alwaya P1entyt hlo 'glrl' seventy .'! IX here me • • In my home town and 1 st11l think wa~n t much of a life tor her One evening Bill and 1 were Pt.aacmt SurpriH that the supermarket - which Is 1 (mly a 11peeded up expansion of the wond,rlng what to do tor her We • Mother ta In seventh heaven realtzed there mus~ be a lot of But the tlg new!Us thnt when Bill old C'Ountr}' atore - l.ri our grept people Mother • 11e tn the com- and I returned from a two weelr: est contribution to comfort cui ture and eCOnomy Any man with muntty but that thl!re was no vacation we found our ~~:arne IOU! 10 cold that he can walk place to-:. them to &et together room beautltully furnished! Those wond"erfnl oldsters some of through the enormous &vcnurll of EYtnlnQ' Of Ccxrda 'We decided to a.k Mother It them carpeutera and seama rully aood supermarket without droollnR and overbuying on the lhe d Hke to have ft. weekly cu.rd atrenes and upholsterers had 1mall lhlicacies a11 well as the 1ame at our house ln the emptJ collected and refln~hed enourl:l 11.me room The tdea appealed to old furniture to do a beautiful In· larae neceulhe11 11 a stodgy tel her 10 we got busy ~ ~ terior de~ orating job o, uur game low lndeed 1 Some frlencb offered to pitch room I' U 1 poaalble that the Amerlean ln. lendinl card table• and help ~ Oenel'OI!Itty really paid oft' I lady baa gotten accullomed to the CJ iN7 ICI"" F..tWHI Bloadleatl tnG I opulence of a con1tant d111play of fre1h, tro1en tinned and othor abundant aoods but no exh1bltlnn food the IRn:e economy pack!!ts of art or culture eould possibly the shortcuts to housework tht! make a compa.rable Impact an a p!lf'klne CctJllers and shopping cen ten, the vorlou.s services one Europe~n woman find& In the yellow page11 of the On thla 11de of tht 1ea we go to the fiJhrnonJer lor flab to the phone book - even the simple PLAN WSCS PICNIC areen martel for fruit and ... egs- phone servit"f' Itself The Claa.s J2 Clrclt! of the W S But If we show enough of lhes~ tablelt to the specialist for canned C S wm have a plt:IIIC' on the atuff to the butcher tor meat the boons to d111ly living around the lawn of lhe parsonage of HeaLh poulterer for eus and fowl the world enough normal fenfl le je11l Methodist Churoh Wedne sday at tob1cconLat for ciaarettea and oully will be arouaed to create a 6 p m Mra Emerson Jonea I! 111 newapapera Deep frozen economy deal of dlsaat111ra~Uon with t h e charge ot th.e devotional service dally dlrtlcultl~s of deallnlil wit h 11nd Mrs A J Strauu of the pro ttutt II rarely, known An American supermarket to the Inner man and Jteepln~ the gram Ho.tesae11 are M1 A Lawrence an avera1e European housewife cabin clean Milhoan Mrs Orm Smith Mrs C would uaume the a11poct or a dueF Hlbba Mrs Hen Philson Mr9 It Is the on ly solid argument I bill on Santa Claua a blank chett RosC'Oe Wilfe with Mr& Jamt!s We know for our grneral way of !h to Tilfany, and a free toupon for lna: - the lush plenty that Is her as a contllbutor mink coats available to lhe average American From a propaa~anda point word O!RIANS TO MelT peuant Some day somehow It already h1a berun to 1pre.d ol!t The Loyal B{ r~HIIs 1 Ia ~~ will tbi• lide of the water about the pertolates upstairs like cotfee In mee l at the Church or Chr'lst luahnu1 or Amerltan livlnJ A. the mornlna when political pres-- Tueadav With Mrs George M'etn eook who cannot read recularl:r •ure aeu wafted e!sewhert lost hart Mrs L R Wile;J. and Mrs .ean• my rople• ot the saturday In the bree1e 1 eo Searles a:. hostessc!l Bvenlng Poat and Life She dote1 Give us more aupe,...,arkuh on the ldvet1Liementa has the re abroad and len lnformallon scr PAMILY PICNIC dPtl lran•lated memorize• them vlce111 and wr II all save ilv1 8 and 1 he Loyal Wumcn s <.:Ia,,! will and commlla them to the table montly hav~ their annual famlly pknlc at Campbell a Soup or Belly Crocker ICDpyriJht 19117 by UnrtPd Fea U e Roudaido Park Thur:K111y eH~ loom a lot lsr1er In her life than ture Syndicate Inc) nmg at 6 p m aaythln1 John P'Oiter Dulles Is apt WAL TONI AN MElTING SYI.ACUSI PICNIC to II)' or do It would be dlftlcult to explain The I11aae Walton Lea 11 u~ w1!1 The Syracuse Garden Club wUJ to an avera1e untraveled American have their mcmthly meeting to, hold lt1 annual picnic at the S)ra woman the Importance of the Jalry nlihl when Wallace Bradford and ru!e Roadside Park on July a3 laH Jn whldl abe ll ... e, 11 seen John Kincaid will be In charK~ of 1 be11nnmg with a potlucli: ~upper thi'oq:b 1tran1e eyes The a1r a barbcque A film on fl sh111 w Willi at 6 p m Everyone Is t.o bring ronditloning the deep frozen be 11hown for the ,program lheir own tables rcrvlce Follow •~ -inlil the d1nner Mrs Florence Har ,,..: 6 ~~ SIGN ON 700 Today 900 :Rom~,oer Room 10 00 The Pr1ce ll Right 3D Truth or Conaequeneea !100 T1c Tac Dou.lilh , Your Elettion Laws'· B• TID W BROWN S.Crtt•ry ot St•teo of Ohio Newspaper• dally csrtr _,.orles of claa1e11 1n clt1rensh1p, and both those who make the decision and effort to become citizens anci those p&triotlc Ohlu organJzatlont which encouraae tht!8e newcomer• to our shores to tak~ the step are to be congratulated In order to be eligible to vote In Ohio a person must be a citizen of lhe ()nlted States a,t leaat twen ty one years old and a re&ldent Qf the state for the next precedlne one year Since many perJonA are becommt n;alurallzed citif.irlo& ol lhe United S atea eaeh week;, the questto n often ariSes u to whether the y must be residents of Ohio fGr one year after they ~ome cltl ~ens or whether tJH!Ir yenr can be accumlated Ut furl! UleS' ar ~ natur uhzed The nmlwer Is that u soon as become United States FlU :kns tf:iey aru ellaiJble to become 1 voters 111 Oh•o il they have bean rcsJdt!nts of Ohio ror the onf! year even though they we1e not ciUzen.s during all of that year He doea not have to be s resldont of Ohio for 11 _:e~.!Jftt!r he reaches the vot I t~cy the ACROU • Rtcnt Rook11oet her b!llrold wh1le visltlns m P.liaA)I, F'11 A year later it was returned to hf!r f{om Nash v1He Tenn w~tb qiJ.. tb~ money and other contents lntad The un signed sender aald 11 had been placed In a drawer and forsotten ul?tll a houst~leanla, ' SALT LAKE CITY UP - Anx1 O\la to know something aboUt the operation! of hb dty's pollee force WUham E Lee went to headquar ters for a guided tour, ended up by learninJ how thJeves work The tour over Lee found someone had atolen hls ear parked outside tht t.tltlon I AI.., 1bioi , 11 LOudl.)l 12 Work 1S Otrl1 name t4 Retr..t ' ·IYUQI BriLl a.plaln .... l.'.ll ~ ..... l7 IIY•nlnf (J>OOLI I II City (0.) II lleva&o4 Cabbr l It Vlfot&lllf JO Attlo ......... ........ train II Rtaeb aar<tw • Wtllhtl Meigs County New.s . ... 1'11! 1 1111 :. J '.':•'ht .,_,. l"' • r_o r "; ll(n .-~ -~'i i 1J tli ;i(l'•l.!,; ......... ...- <Scotl .,..,_ II Tart 41. ,..rplo co Oun1 <•la"JI I H•art ! lol>bP I 1 I 11:50 "· m. Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio Dial Olive• Ingraham (poll. I II. Irrlt.ate 1 41. Ancltnt t ··.......... - tO liJI>OII(Iowl li& 000 aetual tnll(ta lleer;nr ontl bi'Ues Power Fullr SERVICE. Pho1;11o s:itf, ClelaPd Appl~nce Store, 114 w M.aln St , Pomeror 2-23 tl UP- Steel today that month of July es:til'natea made aarUe-r in the first quarter be CtW9e o[ an unexpected upturn m demand durlne: the month nte weekly production polnted out t'hat tbe 1~provement in ntea equlpplld. Blaet.t11.1r'a, itomell()y, ) 120Cito I;;:CIIJ8::-:JI;:'oi;:;Ck;-V8 Cen\Ul'1 IIU!IS 2 dr IIMero Cpe Smart Ivory !I" White llolob D>ullow drive One eu:.eful owner maettnar's, Pomeroy ' 211 Gt> --~ blddO!" m\IJI au.l>nlil wltlrllla volUIIU! u not holatell. but !hot Jt bJd &eertlfle :l cheek m the amount of $3 700 00 Plans artd spceiflcattona are on flle in tbe department of blah ways and the office of the dlvl swn deputy d1rector The dp-eettor reae~ the right to rejett any and"all bids George J Thormyer AC't!n11 Dtreetor (7) 15 22 ~c ·~• me HARRISONVILLE I ~~--- Noon N~wi Neiehbors Llberace The Femln1D.e Toueh 200 A.t::ernoon Film Veatlyal 12 00 12 Ill 12 30 100 3 30 Lite Wllb l!llAbetb 400 Cartoon Club lllck'l) Motile Club l'ive Star Final John !Jt)Y NtWI Wlre Setv1C'e ChiDI Smith Jl'UESDDAY C1W1NEL 13 10 59 11 00 12 00 12 lG Sian On A.SVenturea JJ\ LearnlnJ Nooa Newa Nelihbon 12 30 F>onklo Laino 1 00 The ~minlae Toueb 2 00 Aflern<10n Film FooUvol 3 30 Lifo Wltb Eltzabetb 4 00 c.noon C1ub $ oo lllcP, Mo.,. CbJJI 8 00 nri' Star Flllol S 15 John Daly aa4 Newt 8 30 Confilet 7 80 Wflll Earp 7 so B 00 Jlro~en Alrow 800 Gue~ for A1lventure J 8 ao- ~ Hlnlll of Fate 880 Top Tune~ and New Ttlent D00 l Spy uo Sllorl!f of Coehll\ ~~ 30 P,.blla llefender 10 00 Newa ot U.e N!Jht 10 00 N'ews of the NiJbt 10 10 Theater Q:IO 'l'lloattr 13 ll>ffl The Lite News 11 60> Latt New• 11411 illiri Off 11:48 Off ' to uae new cannina Old rinJS porous and fall to. OYer a bruah pufeet .teal ly Mn. John Stvvt Dr and Mrs Harlan Jewell of Mlchlgan and Mr and Mn Roli ert Rowley, Seattle Mich Ud Joe RowleY~ Athen•. were tilll1tlg on fr1ends here thlt week Mrs MarshaU .-Miller and ]C~a Robert A~kl~ were m Gal'Upolis WE BUY fl:.ltUCTURAL I aiAMI ICRAP li.ON- MIT ALl OHIO VALLEY JUNICi CO. , .... 511 Wt>dnesd~ - 120 Bl Insurance --,,--------- ~. . .8 lnl. .nee Alew. lllddlopcirl rJ.., • Automohll .. BooN Phooo fllllJI.X _.. FOREMAN a l\111!0'1'1' TV SERVICE All m1keo Bepolrell by l!xpert TetlutlclaM. Phooe 6284 Y Mlddlepuf' ; CO~ fniUJinCfl! JI.IJI.II PfoteetiOD, ~ Autc-~ r.re~ Po~Io C4ll Kills, lllldd eport. Ohio. ~ Dor -- House fDr Sale by owner Beaut! ful :ranch atyle, 3 beif roorn borne with red wood Siding Pine paneled livmg room, with wood burning fi1epb<;c, fllll basement Loc .. ted on Or~h&rd Hill Galbpohs $115 !JOO Call Gal 16M 7 22-atc HOU$E - '6 rooms and ba.tb Gae mlfe from Chesler on JU No runnhta: water, electricity n~ttUral gas in house, blJ Mrs Garland Mayes Qd Kra JuhQ Stout were ahbp.ping tn Gallipolis Monday Mrs Grice Carr called on Mra Etta ]lrooka who ls makl~( her home at her d•ughter...a Mrs Jac.k Lathey Mrs Bud nougt.as and Mrs. Thor ~~ey were tyeall of Mrs JO.eplilne Hollie,- Tueodor Mrs Irette woaa' blljy Ia very Ill :.nd wu taken ~o GaiUp-JUB to 1onsult a "-ottot Mr &ftd tdn Webber Wool c&lled on Mr tnd Jlrs Waggoner WedntsiSay f'V'tmlnJ Mrs Weltha )laf!t aliter, Malld Jf ealiCOJ ti!J were lfUE'SJ.£ uf \In ~e1lie < P) \lr 11u~ Mrs RusMit <kl111 have ~hi u n1ecet eharlene and Jeanette Me'Coy front ParkeR burg a.. their t:Hes'-t this Wed :tits I r ne Ha 1.r ~ hal tiel' Ill tr s'(lJ'~J at t· ~ twtnt• }! 1'5 Ft.na J't:a;t 1ta1 II!MldbJ ment bt fonlt••'-'..o~ ___ ; _-~,., Bible S<h<>o) .,.,;1!(1 ......,...y th ood attndalfet elld 4Jiry · J.. wol')t .r~ 'l'ln Sto11t Was ~n Galh b\lemea~ r,t8ar an• eomes from a w1de group of con sumcrs Coindd.ing w1th tbla prediction ateel mgot productlon edged upward for the Becond C'onsecutive week at:ter hitting the year'a low In tbau ftrat part of JWy. Opera the Industry s mills were up a half point to 81 per 1r oent of rat-ed capacity The total outturn amounted to 2 073 000 net the metalworkm~ weekly J.;;;;;;.;;d Products such as hot rnUed and cold rolled carbon steel theeti and hot--rolled and cold fmJ&hed carbon bar& were reported sharJOg m the production increase Demand for beavy plates for the week WBI not lS strOnJ 48 ear Jter in the year, ateel ss1d but 11 rerlited &l.iJI excedtng IUppJy p was expected to do so tbrov1h the fourth quarter The mqazine &aid many pro-duoers expect Increased demand b)' auto maker• for sheet ateel •upplies .For th11 rea~on, the pllbl~eau,n noted, strip mtU plates ve oot .fill eaJY te cet a• they wen a few week& 110 Tbe strJP miU platea 1nd Bheets are botb &>tO duced on the same eQuipment Tile .oe~nt tndustry strike hu forced 1 ttUnporary eUtna in the demaa.d for atruetuaLI and rei" forcing bars, Jd,eel sa1d Steel price• (!ootmue to be ed Federal Court Onters Habeas Writ For Woman IIECIILEY W Va UP -F<d eral Jti4te Ben Moore haa: ordered the warden nr the Aldersdn Fed eraJ woQltn'l prkion to show c.u&e .A.u:t 12 Wh1 &be thould nGt rele.ue Krs J!!lba\teth Crawfonl: Stn.itb of Nuhvllle, Teun, confin ed I.IDAtu • three-vear Armv court rhartillltDtenee fqr the slayJnJ of hel hwilland .U.wf: eutbontiu Said the judge granteit Mrs Smith's attorney a ::;;;.,:1;~;·ioed , . . ol yoatiiillf U , bsbeas co11pus writ after a pehtlnn wu pre~tecl nothill.J tllat the you W :vour tll.tomoblle .. ~ IM>liAII w.u tried by cour.f: mart al ·---1::..1_.: ·4_~ ~~; May 7-8 in Stutlgart Germ 06ftn. -uP t tuvucrrr I 1\taol'lltt DAILY ORYPTOQUorE- Hon'a !low lv work h1 AXYDLBA4XR ~LONOP.~LOW Cne lantr tlffill-, atandl fM uotbtr, 1ft tJUii _.... A ia '*4 ' fw 11\4- thne L'a, .X tor the two o-.. etc. ilnilt iittt~ . . . lropMt, the lllllf.h and tormattoa or the wofit .... Ill hlnll.. ~h ,_, U\a codt lettel'l "" dlfttrtnt. t A •r CrnitocMiil C(ilolailoto ' ' 11 ' NIIP C:l'-< IW 1 IPTI IW VJI tQTIVWI Ct-CTU.Pil. ~ •II l!aw...,., c.,p~..,., mvm .~~- ~~~'...ria I'.IID.rQ A FIIAST, BUT 1.11r Aiiqif,, ~· ~.. 1 . 1/!!!r!DI![I ·-,nnw . ..,.•.. ' , I i .~ _ n.e Arllly ebsrJed ber w1th the '~ 'frame nloe· IIJial•tobltl,ai of her h•aband l!gl If t~~te4 on tara:e lot with }ArJe 'back yard 4.tr~'tewtf tnd Jsra.ge bUitdlttC Moute -bill a11 bardwo9d ikoedwD!l'k, \ltiu.tlfpl stalrway lal'f!e ver'lnda enclbled porch Jun basement, and 1111 f1red Mt water heattl'lsg NeJI' schools2J!usual at oal:r $6&00 Only $ 00 required to-r own~ 1 ~ul artd usume Ulltib loa• JUSted upward wtth tbe publica tlon s base pr1ce Index for flmshed steel movJng ._up to 4D cents At $146 19 a net ton m the week ended July 17 It was $145 '14 the pr&VIOua week and $140.2t a month ago The metalworking qubbca t1on &aJd wareho11ses are begm ning to mark up prleer to pa&.s on increases from the milia Fint effects of the .'&1r fgrce thlft m empha111 from atreraft to munules are being felt Steel poml ed out The pubhcation satd «dechmng uSe Of aubcontraC'ton;. 1!1 expected' because of scheduled layoff of Ui 600 workers. by Nortb :Amertcan Av1aUon llf'"c Industries hardes htt try mven tory adJustments earlier tblll year ~mcludmg radio and televiSIOn manufac\urers and furmture mak en-were reported .shown1g bet ter than usual Increases' m em ployment totaLs The m&ganne noted that recent employment m creases 'In these mdustrws rharked Ute f1r11t such boost smce the fourth quarter of laat year Five Air Forte Officers Survive Nuclear Blast ATOMIC TEST SITE Nev UP -Ph(fJ Air Force offieers from A,ir Defenae Command headquartett at Colorado Sprmga Colo stood on the ground immediately under today s nuclear weapons test to prove that clvdians could rurvl ... e beneath an air burat The offieers who callt!d them selve.s the Clty of Ground Zero elected one of the1r members mayor and stood on the ground with no protection whatsoe... er from the blast They wore only A1r F~e sum mer unilonns They bad no protective goggles or no other e6Ver After the shot they were to be rur lifted by hehoopter for 1 news con ferenee The citizens of Grouna Zero were CoL Stdney Bruce of Duran a:o Colo the mayor Maj Joh'n Huj'bes, MeKeesport Pa Maj Norman Bodineer Ridgefteld N J Maj Donald Luttrell Dalla~, Tex and Lt Col Frank Ball of vvashln~on D c A. nt&OD, 100, ~ f!111il)lf(M 5MI!1: p~jW Ill' IIOWN ..XOD... HOG f)lll.m\oblle PUll !Iuper ~ .e dr Holliday Cpe LeQ t)ta~ Steel Sales For July Previous Estimate - ----~ .. · ..... I 17 ...,. 1.. atltllllon , ----a Tl!U:VISION RADIO •. 1 U~l -.. den YU !1-2232 A J Corter Route Cbea1Ar 'l 8 I d. Rodanl 11.4.) --~----~~ CHAN'<EL 13 MONDAY 10 CO Sian On ~~~:.!~~~.!_ln~e:lu~d~lll~g~N~e~w~ull\n~e"'m'.!p~lo~y~ell~l~o~r~ta~c~k_:o~l_:w~o~r~k:...._ 10.. Talent Scouta 8 00 Those WhHing G1rls 8 00 To ·e n the nutta 8 30 RJchard Diamond Private 8 30 Spotnaht Playhouse Detective goo $64 ooo Q~te&tJon 9 00 Stud o One o ao 8P,ike Jones Show 10 00 Up-to-the Mmute Newa 10 00 VP to-tbeominute News 10 05 ScaRnme the Weather 10 015 ScanniuJ the Weather 10 10 The Late Show 10 10 The Late Show ..................... ~ pUo, 7 30 •u .,........ trlllt • 7 00 PhiJ SUverg $how 7 30 Pri!fte Secretary 1100 Advtn turf4 In Le.rnlnr II llmplo..., 1 Ill PlrfortMrt at l'lbo 1 U Smllleat atate (&bbt..t h. Glrl'o I nlaknamt a& A.ltem e ~9 one BULLDOZI!R for hire, batMMntt. landtcaplng C"wdety, Long. tlottom. WHTN-TV Channel13 '. """ 6 15 Qouglu Edw"<ij 6 30 T 1 b Tl"" (20)Buslne.ss Servit:es -----~----------~--~~-----·~ •' 'l'i, U 'BambOOUke 14 LoeuollcJlll-~ n CfilipUo Cabbr 1 "'"I <•I>W I It Bll'l'tl ~ ae Trull 61 IUl·CIC' HOI'&n ' \ WJEH :ur.:q "'""" 10 lleacrllllllf " capo (COOC) / II Ooltor 1 nso..: .~ BrJgbter Dar Secret Storm Edge ol Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter !sperts Parade Weatherman Action I d IZ. :".1,:.; 4 : I-J.7 1: ;, • .,_ r l ;•J n ; -;•~11 1 '7 00 lim.mle Dean 't 30 Boston Blacllle 8:00 Captam Kingaroo 8 43 CBS News 9 00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godfre, 10 30 Str1ke It Rich 11 00 v•llant Lady 11 Ul Love of IJfe 11 30 Searc!:l br Tomorrow 11 41:1 Guiding lJiht 12 00 Kat1e';; Kitcheb 12 30 As the World Turnl 1 00 Our Miss Brook~ 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Big Payoff 2 ::ro Bpb r.rosby Show 3 00 llrlgbter Day 3 15 Secret Storm ., 3 30 Edge of N1ght 4 00 The Early ShoW' 5 30 Your t:no Reporter 5 4D Sporh. Parade 5 55 Weatherman 600 A-ction ,. Boston Blatkie Captain Kanaaroo CBS News Fred Waring .t\,rthur Godfre, Stri.ie It R1ch Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guldhii Light Kati.e s K1tche~ As the World Turna Our Miss Broota Houseparty B111 Payoff Bob Crosby Show 6 1~ P9Ui " E~w" ' 6 30 11obl~ J!:O"dd , 7 00 Burnf ._ AIYen Vlt!T I Mr Norton I i,li ,•j •J r:J i; ur_1 "·J r: , ;;·_l f' l ! e Mixtd '"-·' 1:.<1 1( l oJ !If l '.'i' TRodmt nou ,. , • I :n>J :· I Mana It Colm,. ~~ :':·· lo ll I ~,_ ,,. ,. ('. , ISI!o. I nl•ko '.' I.' ,;l'~i ll ::r 1 ,; j r~ namt ~ " I' ·-;•_• r_l ~ 1 1li '• unit rt~c: ... l I M!)NIY COt.U!S BACK GREENFIELD, Ohio UP - M" DAILY CROSSWORD 1 Mon•U.r, 7 30 BIRTH ANNOUNCED 8 00 Mr and Mrs Don Stivers (Nor 8 4!5 rna Jea.n French) are announcm,l( 9 00 the b1rlh or a SIX pound th1rte1 n 9 30 ounce son Donald Lawrence at 10 30 Hol:ter Hospital on Saturda~ 11 00 July 20 Grandparents are M" 11 Hi and Mrs M L French ~ldtllc 11 30 port and Charles Stiver s Cl1 vc 11 45 land feat grandparents are M1 12 00 and Edwa1 d Prenr h M1d 12 30 dlepo 1 00 1 30 2 00 NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman 2 30 (Wmon 11 Plckeru) have announ(' ed the b1rth of 1 seven pound 3 00 3 15 nine ounce scm Kenneth Lloyd at the Mason Clime Saturday 1 3 30 4 00 July 20 Gtandpart!llls are Mr 5 30 and Mrs Ray Pickens and , "l• 5 4!S and M1 s LewJs Hoffman all ot 5 55 Chiton 6 oo It ah,ould be noted tlta1 the pr1v .,-",of vottna ll prob~Ly tht one 1 wblch doea rq~ tel ln1p1re re.sidenu of ouf eountly to become United St'itfl dtlzens The right tD.. vote II bllJlc to our American hefltale It tli9uld be carefully eu01rded an~ Uercbed booth by ou. American•botn cltl zenr arid our neWly naturalized cltl A LOSING --------·----------~------------TUiiSDAY CHANNIL I - MONDAY CHANNEL I 7 00 Jtmm• ~ Dean )iirtiail:ted lk>l!l'l!ll A Smltb April 1 wblle be was atatloned at Ballmholder, Ger- many The petition based the request for r~lease on 11 reeeat U S Sitpreme ~rt decutMlnthecale of ~~ n.rothy Kftua:er SmU.. ch&11Je4 :,iitth the &\i)"'ng Of 1lier ArmY eOl.Gnel Qusband in Japaa Tbe IJJ.gh court "-eld that the rej)la-l Army hai 00 •uthorlty to try elril cost $SO,u0o:OO, ~ MtODLEPORT - &-room 1q1e h ruo•• ~llh ~ an<\ aulolilaUe ''"""" c• 11 l..l n gtls fl.rtl he '"6 Ofte-. oor ., ~ ' ians bll eourt martial proceedi(li.i And s"'-.. !VII [reed from the A,itler "" son prisfllb The Marshall WP.m.an WOJ sell Meigs County .f..H Leaders Leave For Councilors Camp Eij:ht Melgll County 4-H 1ead ers left for Councilors' Camp toUy at Canters Cave m Jack toOil Corp~ty Tbet will return on 'llutisdaf after being bnefed on ,precedures and routlnea of tht ~ to f.ollow later ,tills week Atten4tDJ are Duane and Helea 1t1.n BatT: PatrtcU Blatealee and C E B1,a:keslee Mn.. Geneva Nolan camp clll'eCtor Pauhn 88~ &heron Atlttfts and Blll Sten. ~ o!ilngle oxterlbr :Kewlt ·~_,.f.. lenoell to !100 ,.-.. 1Wtl lobOr wrld 8temle:re of -pucclni't ed Lovely rft&~e lfti:l f)Npaaoe with eonniMi!nt'nt at AMfr;on bnl tiPC.Ii. Will in Rome OD J.ov~l lol $6!00 00PHONI lillY the oenteJll!j - 1a0or .-...oed to l&iJ 14 !tiOO lOll ft9 ' :10 ~· three ,..,. "''*' Farm News·· By Wllllltft If Gr.gDty M.ton County A8rkvltural A,...t .&lfllfa a....dlnt~ Ir you pbn to reaeed an alfalh fu~ld Where the .stand 111 gel tmg thm or If YOU plan to plant a new S_!ytd you JhOLiild plan now to do the JOb Auguat 15 to Septem bcr 1 11 an er;celJent lime to rc seed S....t a.d P..,...atlon The fn•tt step 11 to (et the grou.«a In a lood l!Jiable ~on<ll hon A seed betl looae on t.p and fum underii.Uth 11 the mott desirable Sometlmea a -good seed bed ran be obtllined by duking b•t usually rM vound w11l havr to be plowed and diaked A vert JOOiil Wf<r to flf'IJI ijle IOil brion! Jcetl1ne 1.11 to tun a eulhpi\C:kcr over the fteld FartlliMr Mut of the aoil a.amples ( have had teat«! from bere m Muon County show the awl to be low m phosphate aud med1um m po-U.sh On thele toll• 1 recommend ed from 75().1,000 lb!l of a ~JO.S lertJlizer when reacedmg alfaJfa The fertilirer .tbou1d e.Jtt.ein Boron TbW Jlll!!lftl like 1 lot »f fertllil¢ but alfal,fa 10 order to grow produe~. aDd la'l mUBt be re"d Att and water ue good Cor alfalfa 'but n:t~b a poor d1et The fei1tU.. Should he plow ed under an• --thea .am tpnng topdra1 U.e .-fa:Ua wHh froll 301).31() lb1 of an 1).20-ZO fertllu: er 4-H NEWS . . ._ .. II. """"' Maun County 4-H Cfu .. ......, YOUNOU tAMP Wtll we \e n~arly eompl~ our aanul C--11 Camp -prop~ Lall ~reel the 1Mmfer +lhn /age 10 It 12) had a wondlrtlll ume On Wednesday ntght we bid a Sad~ l:lawkinl Day Putr." complete 1r1lt1 "olt Gal Tiny. Lll Abner Man'y'ltl Sam etc And a by 11 Th e good t1me was •-d tut a otftC'Ial regJstntion was sixty umpert and twenty leaders ... Ji.ttlnt l.ftd junior ~en The Delawares woUnd up jn flnt place m pomts per tr~be The Cherokee• were In seccmd plaee MinJrOI and SeneC'as were tied for third and folll'th placer even tbO&&Jh U,e C'amp eledlon wu Yel')' teen Say laat Tbunday tllere waa r~n 1event wb1ch Ma.aon Counly 4-H Campi have never IUJ1 before It conaiJted of a sUipe hunt in whlth a Ding Baua.h Wampua Cat • Wll discovl!red roaming our eamp around AI far as I een 1ather Juhhng McClung was: the elotest to this welrd anunaJ strana:e u Jt mily lfem, there were no arupe1 tu'ouPt m from the hunt IIOYS' STATE Don t fora:et aiL YPU boys who have been lb1nki11J ebout U. State Boys +H Camp starts the l11t two itaya of this rnentb 'l'hhl eamp. b ~ of the ht&hli&hts Of our .tate f..-H ~amps aad 11 wuatly repreHnted by sew.ral bo)'j' from Ua :fnht County }tetter contact 3'!e g away I1 You P1an to go we I SMdl11;1 proba~ have a few adtolmhi»J Arter you ve applied your fer =~alia for those Who want -to hHzer mel have your -z:ro'und 111 good abapt! the next step u see"GIRLis• STAT! ln~t the aHalfJ. You ctn t hne Then on~ week later State G1rls' good planta w1thout plantmg good 4--H Camp will hegm Now 1s a ccrhlied inoculated seeds of " good hme for you to plaD iJ' you recommeniled varlet)' The varoe mtend to go to «u• eamp The hefl recoJllinended for th1s regw n theme for lhls camp 18 ''Feet ot are Vfl'flat Narra(fanse'tt Will Clay It .IO'Unds like tbla will be lamsburg and AtluUc a np romng snorting &ood ea~p Na:rrqauett and WlUtama- Bdter plan now If you are mter butg have been the best produr eated 1n go1ng to this eamp ers at tb'e Ohio Valley Exper• .!JT ATE JIOUNDIJP ment Station Both IDI.Y be a little Ottr County w11! be ~nted D10re expenaJVe but thPtr pt!r by June SJl('ncer and Joe Jobnforlllance raore tiMn mH.eup for 90n m the State 4-H .Public Spea'k thu jng eentest Jan1te lordall ar(d An •mpertant •tep, nd one that NanC'y Blame 1n the State f..-H Js frequently overlooked •s mn- Style Revue and Anna Bell• &m eulating the seed W~n ynu buv mer at the Slate Wool Revue in lhe seed ~uy the InOCUlant Tb ~ October All thet~e 4-Hert are eli Inoculant Is bacteru1 wh1ch takes g1ble by wmmng County and/ or mtrogen from the a1r and makca Regional events 1t avallable .to the allalfa W1th The Wtde Awake 4--H Club met out th•s nitrogen the alfalla w n July 13 at the home of Mrs Jk make a vPry feeble grQWth Comas. ProJee&s were JUdged and Amount Of Seed Mn McComaJ, advisor wu 10 Sow from to- Hi lbs of seed rltarge - Marllyn Swan per acre A band .seeder does by The Chester Sew and So 4-H met far the best job of seed place July II at Madalyn Brown'• with ment Wit a little work you can Mr"J Howard Krug,ht and Mr1. Fred convert 1 our gram dnll mto a Sm1th advisors: lf charre Four band seeder g1rls modeled thetr dresse1 Tbe other memh£-rs reported on ulad1 Lfme R~"lrwnente The beil way to det~mme made during the week aud dem your lime needs for aiPaUa 1.s 10 onstrations were given b)' Madalyn get a 1oll test A~ the bmf! Brown and Marie DaVIs on watbshould be- applied before plow rng a sweater and batina: blseuitl mg and you are not sure how It was annoUJlced that Janet much the soli needs brntg a aoil Kmght would attend 4-H Conser Camp July 15 -Janet sample m to my off1ce and I 11 Yation be glad to test 1t for you Testmc Kmght The HarruwnvdJe 4-H Honor 1s the only accurate method G1rl!l met on JuJy 8 a.t the sehool house with Pauline Atkins and Ruby ffaUtday, advisors, in cbe,rae NEW RAVEN, W. Vo. Sharon Atkins il Juruor Lealler Ttre proJect lesson wn Ae'WinJ PUilPOSE CLASS The Purpost Class o! the St baking lunches aud meal planPaul LutheraL Chureb held thea IUDi and demonalrations were glv annual pJC'RIC ln the New Haven l!ft by Mary Jordan and Margaret Part last Wednesday evening Harmon on their ae-wmg pro~ Rev Peters gave the Invocation Reports were pYen by HeleD Doug which was followed by the dm las Kary JoJ.'dan Janet ~t Su aan and Detibie SheelL Marcaret ner Attendmg \\'ere Mn Clyde Rice Harmon Joy Wseman Sbaron and and J1mmy, Shelby Grmstead Gloria Atk.ina Eata Mae Blaek Mr and llrs. Herma.n Layne Mr wood on pies (!()otii!J mea.lJ aocJ and Mrs HilTy Layne Mr and f.nl~~ .Fair entnes were dlacu• Mrs.. Bob Johnston and family sed and decided l;lY members Sev Rev and Mrs b)'m.Oild Peten era1 mdlcated Interest 1n atte.nd and chddren, Dreama Stevens JOg Semor CaJWl Jumor leaders Mrs. Everett R.oush and dauQ.ten Sharon and Gloria Atkins allnouncMrs Fred Rouah and sons, Mi's ed plana for the annual .f.H pic:Marhn Ohlinter Mrs Goodmtf! rue for m•mbers and lamiUea •t Mr and Mra Howard Wagenhal1 :..a-ke Alma on Sunday Jtl.ly 2~ Mr and Mrs Uoyd Roush and Mrs Nolan will be present for JUdging on Aug 2 at 7 30 -Sharon Carole and Jim Fl')' Atk!DS METHODIST ·~lilTING The Sotial Hayseeds met on July A newly organiZed group of younf married C'OI.lples of the 10 at Carl Walton With Mr Dan Methodist Church wa.s held rc Sm1th 1n cherge The PJojeet les-cently at the home of Mr and son was on feedmg calves and Mn. James Ball A name for the daley helkn fteports were gtv en by club members on feerlt-.g elass w1ll be &elected liter cattle --Bdly Carleton LIVE WIRE The L1'#e Wire Class of tb~ EUB Church held tbetr Ju1v IIIKI meetmg at the home of Mra K. Boy Scout Troop 2M h1ked to K Scltes A p1cnlc supper wa5 Broad Run lat Monday eveniDg helrl on the lawn wltlil Mnl a•d bekl 1 picnic m the part George Sayre Mra Nora TriJI'P there Then the}' returned home Mrs R F Bryant. Mrs • CUU Scoutm~ Lewis Karschmk a'd Roush II•H'l Mrs Roy Helfman at ton hter. also joined the scc.utt sr t mg T!le group gang a h)'mn who we.<t J1m Fry Andy and folJOwt>d by ~c-ntence prayer and Dav1d Karschmk J;llll Harrah the Lort1'* Prayer and the mem. R1ck.y Abel, Daonny Uubbarcl aRt! toer9 qUOU>d scriptures Ro.ss Frey ~ Dunng the business meetmg SHOWER the group made plans to hGid il Mrs Albert Keefer of Leon reFood FesUval at the City Build cently honored Mr and Mr1 mg on July 20 Contests were Larry Joe Keefer of New Haven played and prius wo.n bY Mn with a ml.!Cellaneous shower at George JP.well and Mrs 'nlelma the KPefer home in Leon Mr Attending mcluded .and )U-s ICeefer were mamed m Capehart those above and Mn S H lteit July The couple rete1ved many m1re Mrs F A Batey Mrs WaJ.d t~ gifts Many friends and Cunnmgham Mn Ivan Sbewr.oet Tc1at1oJ'es attended the party 'Die Mrs H11.rry Capehart Mrs Nan !lew Mr• Keefe£ 11 the former me Johnson Mrs Ray We.ave.,. Mane Scites Chesh1re 0 r Mrs Howard Burris Mrs otho Letvlng Mrs P £ Pickens Mrr ilvorett Lludorlnll~ Ill• Jalus I'U Y~ llllondl . King and peeta Mea Alvl l.JtJn:J lllliteod itate11 $21 OOOP bl doo and. Mary Jane Sc1tes 1017 purthase irom DeJU:aolik ,. ••"" ' / - �. . • • Rotary Club, paat ·-·-•••.. ' 'I'M DaUu Setttl_~l .. New YOI k SPORTS DESK ' ·-.. ·-- B~ • Big Harvey VanVranken , first baseman ot the Pomeroy Merchants OVA baseball team , has a perfect fJeldmg 1 ecord so far thts season Accordmg to records provided by Manager Phil Colhns or all games through July 20 Van has handled n chances at hiS position and has committed not a smgle errot . Ttris ftgures out at 1000, tops In any league .. • " - •• '· ..• .' • ·- '' at bats mrlu dang t>~.o douhlf!s, 11 triple 11nd a horner fm 361 Bud dy Cundiff rank s second at 333 w1th 10 h1l~ m 3U appcarancc8 Wilson aga111 ~ ~ the leAder 1n sluggmg H1 s ''!(Ira ha sC.'I total seven Ue IS hlJ:h 1n th(• RBI de partment wlt h 12 I POMEROY AVERAGES 7-20-51 .. ' ·--•• Pl•f•r 1B 2B 3a HR AB R H RBI BA FC E Bob Wilson 9 2 I l 36 5 13 12 361 26 3 Buddy Cundtrr 6 l 2 30 6 10 3 333 39 5 .l1m Hemaley 10 L 1 0 37 4 12 7 325 49 6 Geo. Ne88elroads 7 2 2 0 :l5 7 11 4 3\4 48 4 PhdColhns 611030484267493 H. Van Vranken 7 0 0 0 31 1 7 4 22U 73 o Gene Mitch 4 0 0 23 4 5 1 217 17 3 John Young 4 ll I o 24 2 ft 2 208 15 5 AJdo Jeffers 5 0 0 0 17 5 5 2 294 26 3 Hewey Reynolas 1 o 0 7 2 2 2 200 2 U KJtrel Williams 0 l 0 o 5 t 200 1 u Guy Gulnlhet 2 0 0 0 13 0 2 o 154 5 Hntscll DQdnU 2 0 0 0 17 2 2 1 118 8 2 Ken W1ggms 0 0 0 I 9 2 1 2 11 I 5 2 Pet-ey Cundiff 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Oi)() Btll Wtllon 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 0 0 Ken Imboden 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 TOTALS 03 ..:._ 9 9 3 317 45 84 45 2!15 'lBO 38 FA BB K 885 0 872 1 878 3 1 2 2 2 914 939 I 000 667 885 I 00<J l 000 BOO 750 600 000 1 OGO 11100 4 l3 l 4 2 6 4 0 0 I 1 1 0 8 2 7 3 4 0 1 0 0 1 895 25 62 ___ ____ _____ '..""" 'Crowe, Castoff Of Braves, Is " .. . In Redleg Starring Role Again .."• ... ....' . o • UP- Wbcn Tec1 waa r~mnved trom Ihe hncup earlier thl!4 SC MIOa dut• to In~ lUling back, even qac most Joyal C1ncmnatl ran thought lhc Aedlcgs' 19~7 pennant . chancM went with him. , But lhey taUed to reckon w1th George Crowto, a 34 year' old M:11 waukee caRtotr who hJill spcnl mt}St or his major J''ll!CI.f carc<•r wArming bencho~ ~ Today, the big !crt ha cd h•t 1111,!1 first balll!man appi'H ~ lo br the reuon Cincmnatl 1~ sllll YNY mueb l.p the thu:k of the Na· ttonal Lcaauc pcnnllnt race Crowe Ia leading the team 11 batting avcrlllge , home runs and runa-batted·ln He 111 pouncl1n >; the ball al A 31!\ clip. guod to t1e him (or filth plarc In lh1• National League , ho8 22 hom l' runs, third ph•cc m lhc lca gul!. and has knocked 111 68 rum which plact111 him third In thll .seniflr circuit bchmd Hank Aaron 78 or Milwaukee and St11n Mus!u\ 73 or St Loub CINCINNATI Khaszcw~ki • •• •• .' ·~ t .. .. I .- ) ,~ _. ; .r: ··.--.. ... :1: ·- ~­ •• .,• ..• Radltta• Win Two Sunday when the Red~ swept II twlnbill from Philac'clphiA 42 ancl 8-4, CrOWl' proviCINI twh o! tht four runli with a tremendous blaM over the right field wnll wllil Frank Robuu.on on h11se Hr lll'lto chipped in wllh a alnwlc• <:enter Uelder Gus Bdl al ~o bomered In the opener, his IOih of lhe yur and th 28th cLrcun clout or lhe year (.,f l'hillil• ••n· Robin kJberla. The ~r..uble dek1.l sent the Rcdlea:s into fourth plal"c 0 111 .Y two .:amel behind ieague-lradln :~ Ml1waukre and dumpt•d Ph!l:.tlc I ph1a IIllO tilth poa1t lon The wan went lo Brooka l.11w renee, hll lith of lhl' )CIIf against 5 loMC!!I Roberts lOA! hill l:Jth iumt: or the oeunn llo has "rm &tx ChH·ago Boston Cl ev eland 59 30 54 34 47 43 46 44 663 614 41rz 1)22 l2lfa 1)11 13~ DetrOit 4:4 45 494 H ' r~chel F!"C t'III IHI 1 .:1~ 1 11\nliL gs whe n pll ched the l'hl lar!clv!ua Lhreai("Uf'd to Ill' l!w game up In tht- m ghl (ll jl, Man<Jger Bil rllf' Tt>bb ell s ll ~ l'l l h 1 ~ "regular'' f11 st L<~Renum Klu s zc w ~ kl , innings Mmneapolls 3 St Paul 2, l , U)•l Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2, 2nd Oo:.1ha 4 Denver 3, 1st, 13 mn Denver 4 Omaha l, 2nd 11.nd IndiAnapolis 9 Louisville 4 l1 c •marked thn·c hl1 11 111 [:n tr,p~ lo the pl11 tc a11 C1 ncmnatl won 64 .\1 t row] er WIJO Jm r1r~t game ur lhe year u a ~lcndy llltllllg o~l t t~ck a g nlll~L Pl11lmldph1a hurl· 'rs ll:u vey Haddix. Dun Curd •.Hdl .b ("k ~>Ie_.,.e1 s an<1 s .. th ~101 rnen(l gHe ll1e Reds th e m.uJ,:IIl f"uw l1 r h. ~n·l lbst ns Y• l { IIHtn .. ati nicked llndd1x [,n a run 111 lhC' ru st 111.1111 1S on ~ hit bat sman and two ~l n g lc s The Rcc!lcgs p1ck cd IIJJ .wuthcl" r·un m the second on a tlo uhl c hy ]loy ~rMIIIan afl e r a Slll,lo\ 1( u.~- Alox Goamm1u H•ddlx Cf1a1•d Hndd1x was sent lo lhc show~ lngled ers when, Klunr.w.'i ki JNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 6 Columbus 1 Toron1o 8 Montreal 3, 1st Montreal 2 Toronto 2 2nd 7 lnu tic M1am1 12 Havana I, 1st Havana 5 M1am1 2, 2nd Buffalo 11 Rochester D. hi BuCfaln 3 Rochcslcr 0. 2nd 2 Big Blaeks To Work!n All Star Cast WCnl IU SOCOIId Oil U Wild ptlch Dickie Herrig and Brereton and scored on WHII) Posts sill• glc Post advanced un llw throw Jones, both members of the Pt. In und .11e0red on Don Hook' , !'l'""'~t Big lilaeks football team ~ Ingle fall havf! been selected to 1'hr hattin g st11r 111 th(' !IC<'mul play for' the West Vtrglnta squad gam e of the' rloublehcn<kl fo l 111 the 15th annual West Virginia· f'hllndclphln wu 5 Stnn LnJIIa. wh o OhiU all star scholastic football accounted for S11turdnv s 7 :'i wm game In Wheeling an August 10. Herrig 11 the son or R H Her· over the Rcrllegs whh 11 nmth 1n. rig of Pt. Pleasant and played half· nlng homer with two on . Thr- r(lfund catrhH h11 twrt back on lh!' Pt. Pleasant team home runs to aerount for h11lf Jones Is the Bon of Mr and Mrs the Phillie seorlnR The second E BArlow Jonea and played end The W Va ·Ohio ball game hai ctrcu 1t hit brought 1n Johnny KlippsleJn to save tht• game for alway 1 been reatricted to athletes !rom the Wileeling aru but with Fowler Ton!~.:ht, c 1nc 1nnati mcC'I$ Cll'\1 the North-South game In West Vir· land 111 an cxlubHwn 1111 me In glnla a Lhln!!l of the past, the We1t ctcvel 11 n1t II will be the ~ccond Virginia aquad Ia open to boy.s rcgulnr acn~nn e11.hlblt10n gnm(' from oll over the state. Both Herrla: and Jones were Honbetween llll' 1wo c)uh~ fnr rh~r· orable Mention on the official 11 y ClnclnUlltl won lh~ tar.st G-3 Class AA All State team last fall The ltcdleg~ come home to OVA STANDINGS l rosley Ficici 'l' ursdllv night w L agahut the P1 t1 ~hurgh Pll'ales unrtford 6 •• 3 Middleport • •' ~ GaiHpohs CoolvUle . ~ Pomeroy Pt Pleasant . 3 1 3 3 4 • 7 1 R""llt S11ndo1 • ' COMMENCING JULY 24th . POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS • •• '• 8 . 8 wm a, I HaHford 7, Coolvllla 1 Mldcll•port I Pt, PIH1ant I Galllpoll1 10 POI'MrOy 6 Racine 20 Ptrk•nburl 0, (•xhlbl· tlon) tOP! . .' 'Mld"J"' ·~.ovole lllDWI pl~ ' d,ed • tee. ·t~t lqr +b.e -~onvttntl&rl 'Js po! slmp\J' ' 't1anc1ng 11\$" b~t ls S:l~ a tng --eonventio~ M()J'hb~e . ~ er.noon 1workshoiis''artd held .cuaslons ,. ' ~~~--q~-ii!~;•'""" m,J!r~ Pol~lw Plep ' ,:~~:~~;!ti~~~~ organizatlon Talllf!ng· from, and Bo.othi displayed every by !tie Tin<• .. eers' and ellllers' nee<ts to sound equipmenL a,lld records As .alway_s, tratl d'an~es ' wen: sehed~led l)ong aU major hili{h· w8ys Where traveling dancers: ..,_, Iii troni 'lh '""' ••.,. will ·· ·~~~ ~ •11 tllo ....., ., Finsterwald Lose, 2 In PGA Playoff Wit~ "·ebert <• I I DAYTON, Ohoo (UP)- The bog· gest uamble Lionel Hebert ever made paid off today - with the PGA golf cbDmpionship, The 20 year-old golfer from the bayou C(IUntry of Louisiana gave up his job 8:1 a club pro at Erie, Pa, a year ago, determined "to make a name for mysetr." He did lt Sunday when be defeated the 27 year-old Dow Fin· sterwald of Athens, Ohio, 2 and 1, in the 38-hole fmal match for the "·000 first-place money that goea tO the winner of this five - day match play grind. CrHitfi. Jav ''But 1 owe anything I'll eYer be in golf to brother Jay" Hebert added "He encouraged me and kept ~e Ro(ng Then 1 decided bemg a dub pro was never golng to make me rich i'lo 1 gDve up my Jop 1n Ene, beeause It limited me to playmil only the winter tour and ·decided to l,o all out 1 de~ided I'd make a name for myself m thla game 1 love and i! I didn't, well, I could always go back to bookk..p !ng" He chose golr over both music and bookkcepmg, and today be's glad he did DriVIng well, and uung a putter wh1ch he only picked up aner ar· riving in Dayton 011o Monday, he was six under par as he closed out the lanky Fll\8terwald Sunday over the tun-baked 6,'773·yard MJ· am1 Valley golf course Finsterwnld evened the match when Hebert trapped hiA approaeb on the 30th But on the 14~yard 31o~~t, Hebert put hi~ eight Iron tee shot 18 feet from the cup and sank the putt. FansterwaJ.d, aho usin• an eighl iron, wu 115 feet away and mi~sed the putt I Benedum Cops Feature Race At Claybanks FraneLI BE~edum of Tup~l"l JflaJns won the feature race In bi• F-100 with Kenny King aceon«t In No. 14 and Eugene Wlllougbby I third In No. 6 at the Claybanka Speedway Sunday. A new dnver, Jamea Holley, Nelsonville, here from the LoJan race track, went thru the fence during warmupe and failed to run In a race He waa uninJured. The first beat war won by Bobby Joe Adami! of Racine with Bob Ruasell, Pomeroy, second, and Bob Davis, AddlAOn, thlrd. Benedum won thO second heat with Willoughby and Klnr follow· lnr. · WIUoughby came Into his own in the Austrahan Pursuit race, with Benedum second and KlnJ third Harry Clark, Pomeroy. won the beginners' race and Bob ttou, Pt. PJea~ant, w11 aeeond and J 1 m Freeter, ChE>ster, tb'ird. Bill Rum· The firat operation (or removal of an appendix waa perf-ormed In 1885 by Dr WilHam W. Grant or Davenport, 11. field was fourth. 1 it•lnc "P. .If Mil~" 2 Up Both birdied t~e ftext two tioJes but Hebert made: it 2 u_p a.t' tbe 34th when ~lterwa.ld dro"e \be roug~ and p1.1t talt Htond undet a foot bridge, Altbou~Jt. given • ~ee lift, FiJJJterw•Jd' v,aa too •trong with hia third, w.blle Jfebe~t Waa on In two and two-p~tted fOf bla par But Dow ehipp~d past the pln and missed t.be putt. That put Hebert 2 up with onb' two holes k ,. o blall : Gerold _1;1011< ond · lnnlnlf leacl' oR l9le ''" l'iibl field Jon.. to BobbJ W.,~. 1 1 ' 1 Heuon w•ll t.lever in trounle u hi.J eurve waa bTn~Dt be"-ttlol!y. lie t~'llina- more ,iof) pltchel thon """" . ' wo> Pomeroy w~ leadjn( G~ll· poll• ..a la the lfiP, of 1M~"""'~ behind the oleot\y, .'i!l~lna - of • stmer Kenny· ,'Wintnl' HO!Vev<r, hla .on 1tllf,ned •nd the ,.._l~ tou teed oft on hia relit( kenn:(' 1M,oden. sao - a imprisoned' agd aU, seemingly, special train to St. Lours. End·of· w!thO"I prior eonaultatloa witk trail dances were tfeld in every ., .__ section of St. Lout~ and ncar~by any of the a~oritHII who have ctties tll.e respoastblUties inveived ln the Se~n largto hails, including the prosecuti.qn of the cUe." hug_e convention haU. were The e'nt.ire Jllf!rform•nee ls I simultllneous1y for conhnuous nothing . short .d. fllinta,tJc.~· llf. • illl"noon- a~ evening dandng. Top ;aHI. ' racordmg orchestras provJJied·' mu·' ' ..sic for all evenmg dances , Hundreds or callers appeared on .! dOnee progr11.ms, each allotted ,0\ft rlljoutes. to call one .danc.e at a time There was no qofupelitive spijit and the big•n,ame prQfea. 1lonat travel1ng callers had equa1 is t1me p the little known club cal , 1 the Jer 'lili:e ~~·~elf '" .. •• . WJop lef tlft with, ' I ft, bomer In l~t. l.aFVW1 · fpllP.wed with a triple ud .ValeDUq_e- w•n' nms uteh of a tJner off Fernandez Puts Brazil Ahead In Cup Matches I 1 Author•ti'e I S QUIZ• · (Centlnued From Pave o,.) 1r,ndmother's home in Shrtwe at the time of the sbooUng. Mn. Dorie C~ble..ntz. 26, the vieti,n's ,..Ire, was expected to be hNJ\Ight ' 1\ere to ~ Carter m an attempt to identify him. Author!- , "No sir," he replied, ''both drlven were mi'J.:ure men · wbo should haw knoWn better" "Did yoo know," Jim went on. ''that accidents Involving younrer driYet's have been .cc_ut more than SO per eent aince our•bi.lh sebool!l :atattea a driver trainlhf Pr<tirt.m'! •• u h The beat thing that eo~ app,en around ,b~re would be'' iOme 110rt , ol ' program that would tend a lot Uer. however, 'laid ihe 'ofould. not *f:. our older dri'le!'S~·nten antl woIH! bfQiltht to Wooster DlltU after m.en , wbo leorned tO• dtlve td, 1!5 9C"iee& for her husband today. ~ • boo! 1 · Hollnes County Sheriff JUrrv or 20 Years ag'o, bae~ tJ?'tc or " a ,mctdern driving eb\ftit." Wells planDI!d lo take patron• of Dtl1Jet edU.cation f9r<fidulta who a Holme",ille tavern to the jail ~lYe beM piloting moat o. ~ere tu view . Cart~r. , t)lelr Hves may seem a )lttle rid1· Two drunken men who were 1n culou1 at first glance. But Sat. the Uvern w.lth a rifle ahortly Turner hai th~ backing o£ many befor~ the kiilinga were the ch1ef' traffic ex.pert9 m hls belief that a suspects in the ahooUng IBTce number of adult and pre· Weiq questioned Carter brief· surnably "experienced" driver!~ l,y sunday. Ht;~ said he may ask eould benefit from instruction thn 1 t.he state's mobtle crime labora· would bring them up to date on tory to give Carter a l1e detecto~· the changes that have made mutest toring so much more complex and · hazardous than it was when they The suspect WJS arrested in learned to drlve To supporl his point, Jim pointfront or a Wooster restaurant Sunday. ed to a report 10 one af the trafftc pubhea~ion& It showed that more than one out of four driven who were re·examined after allowing their drivm@l licenses ~o lapse • (Cofttlnuecl Prom Pap One) were not even abfe to recognize ~o-ad_e_tl the meAning of standard hand ami twe ehimneys~-....(4) o~e-,- dt•ctnc.l cJrcuiU b:Dd use of over arm signjllC or recdgmzt= traf~1c sized fus.,: C!n Ray and straw signs by their shane collecting on hot exhaust p1pcs In several states and a number (6) Spi-IUnJ· or iasQhne, when re of cities, frequent of serioull' traffuei.Jng tractor, (7) Gasuhne leab fie offenders are required by thq from broken fuel Jines, ~nd bro· courts to attend corrective educa· icen or Loose sediment bulbs; (81 Uon classes The ei!ectlVeness or Beari.Qgs that have heated, due such train1ng, eyen whe.l applied la~k ot lubrlcation1 (9) Stat! ~ to hard~ned repeaters, is proved clectncal sparks •snitlng vege. by the ract that a big majority of t;~ble dttsl These sp11rks are pro· those recemng at Have no further rtuced when tractors are used to mvolvement e1lher 1n accident• or fUrl\'-'~ belt· pulley power ta violations o[ traffiC laws harpmer mills, corn shreddet·!'l, U, up-J.o-date driVIng lnstructlo~ and other eg!lipment tl'lat was IS f.mad.e available to adults BE· not ..pnqpe:r:ly ~rounded , anrt lll:l), F~ J~tl· are involved in ac~ Fires allowed to get out 0£ con· ·defttl', end if mature drivers who trol when ,burning trash, stubble learned to driVe in an earller and f1elds ·or fenC'I!: rows. simpler era can be induced lo take advantage of 1t, Sgl Turnt>r and mildew, always dry dther traffic experts are ~~ro thoy towels ancl wash wUl have fewer accJdenfa to reputting them in port , and fewe1· Ylclims to trans· hamper. port to hoF:p1tab or morguet~, mt tWo .,J'I , ' National Farm . NANCY .' 'l' '' AUNT FR.ITZ'I ••• IT'S RAINING-·· IT'S RAINING-··- By SHULTZ d '. 32 £irst-round serifa win. Brazil thu, qualified to m'eet la'atliD a seeond·round Amerf~an Zone aeries by downing Bfazll's No. player,( Jose Aguerro, 8-8, 8-8. 4-6, 6-3. • a '''··'. ---- llClLA WINS TRAVEMU&NDE, G e r m an y (UP)-IItvan Slkorlki, self-exUed former Hungarian ater, \von tbe men'1 -'n&le• title in th, ;International Teanla Tournament by defeatlnl Abe Seial of South Ablu, I,' '•' ';' ..' 8-2, H, Sunday, TO WORK 4 HOURI " BURLINGToN, VL l'JP)-Cooch Jim Lee Howell said today lie plana to keep wotklna out hil New Yort football Gil111ta tour hours datly ln p,.~•tion for their pme Olal'l'llbe CqJ,Ieeo All· ' ' ", e. "1' '' · U,l. AIICH~tit WIN LONDON' ~~ ..,-' ~ 'Ua!ted Sta~l ftnllbed 1·2 ,In like $1~111 Ill the world mh.., thomJ¥ili!WPifo with o. K. Smolllon Nco!.tl,.. 178 II ~ ' ~ .; ' polnb to Wind up fli'1ll~ tta, ·~ aU Randlnca and Joe l'ric1 4)J ~ '' 'I'ERRY " WILI.IE WINKLE ' • Anaelel plaeina aeeon.d, ~ to Radio Prque'• N~ Ne" Melito. tbe n•UPft'• ' foljr- th lafltlt •tfte, bel ,•• ~· of 12\,1161 lljUon !"11,0. •• pt . lh!o. ..... th01' l~.QOQ. ""'~ .. .~··· '~"' lorift UNTILL START OF LEAGUE SEASON lo lncreaoed operating costs, costs of material and eQU\11•19~~1, etc., we are forced to apply a new ratr of 40.: the coming 1957-58 bowling season. "''-'''•the time 10 otart getting "warmed up" for com. "fulf !ll~e HUOn. BOWLERS, D"VIS, Mp. ' -· ·l~J StS,to ···~ I"I!<IL lllt!Jili,~em­ •~:•••1 lor ...,.,lb.. ~~·re mllu. "~ ." • ',": HQUiijijii:b eooo , HI~. : I"'dt .. :mool to , ~ . bell ·{or , :~1>9cu~Pf: ' ,TJnd..: -1 •419•~ ·••a ' LASSWELL Toronto, 8-3, 6-3, lo-8 to eUD.c'h a llo•a • '' Carloa F,ritander:, , UJ~year-oll versatile ata.r, earrled Brull onfJ notch ahead Jn the 1837 Da~t C1,1p tennis tournament today at the expenae er canada, lhe Unit.. ted Prell aald. F~rnandet, p,ll.)'inl In hll fint Davis Cup ~lea. ·•red the. kef vJctory ror BratU SdnciQ at M,o nt· real, beatinJ Don F&ntana of Start ol Cblo.,q, AUI- ' I 1l~ftn'i bat in the aeeond wlt.b Old and loaded. 11 extra' bue '7"".::.l'l.~lor i!x, J're~ "danced as guests or hos.:tW~;~~~- .I H• ii4ld t.bey aPe "permi~ted in• Many dancers from the \ side .t~ Qb!o Penitentlllty to stites dro.ve to Oklahoma to join meddle with 1 prifOne.- lawfully DOG Oklahoma dancers abqard all lbe way on, o 1)1-opp<icl fly •lMlJ In rlabt Frod llurdelle 40.bled I Hebert, kUng Ill pi y it and Jake Thomu • llftlled ·bbn sare," u,aed five Lro~ ?n tbe 17o- home. Four t'Wli hlld ~1'«1. -, ' Pomeroy eame baet wttll nro yard par three 30th. '1 d been us· in11 a sjx iron beJ'ore, btat decided In the elabtti wbea J<fleio l,ed to chote a five for I llgudd if I off with a walk. Duddy Cundiff put the ball on the green •ad two- waa ade on aj,. eiTar, j)qtb tun. ner• adva~etng On a wll4 pittb,, putted, I'd close It out." Aa it turl)ed ~ut, he d~d ·lust and George NUselro&4 1a al...le that. Flnsterwafd 1 tee .abot went scored ~til. Galllpol!l added ·one ·In lh• over the Jl'een about two Jfel He chipped on to within four feet. e!gblb ond h,o In lb~ ,li!ntl\,-' Pomerof'• o!Mr 'hit\or~ were Hebert's first putt Wa1 three teet ahort, ~ut af-ter DOw sank hit ftemJley'a doublt, Jeffert _ lia~ lour footer, Lionel canned hll for twa 'lingle•, CW\dlff a· • double and trlple, Meuelroact a ~tton~ victory. o!neto; Wllsoli o tMple ···~·aJnaJe for II nIlhing ruaner·up F1 niter- and Imboden 1 dOub~e. wild rceelved fS,OO(). Bob Wlbon made a Jf'tlal ruq- to go. . , ,. 1 tbe ..~ !Of P~~ ~..b oil Kelj117 tilll>ode~ ~· Wed1. Fri. ond Sot. AT 7:00p.m. RICHARD "ROCKS" .. &ration" wllb Cllarlof stotiOrt'a &.-ijtjr. wtnntna 1·1 over Pt: fl_eo~~t an4 G.UIJ>bllo 'brot' op ·~ OPEN 3 NIGHTS A WEEK THAN~S TbQ host qrga;nizalion for this convention was "The Greater )Auis Folk f•nw"d ....u,. po\1 hlstOry , 'l'V .1lan to 1 little count? A eblp"d boa• ij In h\1 elbow but it It evor- l>olhon hliD.._ oetl· ou•l> doctqtll., \R!<I bi•Lit . c~p ]n other Sgt J1m Turner W'UI Ulk!ni abOu\ one of. b\i. favorite tubjtctlio (WO ...,.. w-..:~ INf'~IUO)) - driving schooll ind how tbey Other leaders elected lnc:luded. help to reduce motorina -aeeideottl Advl.ory Board r Rev Mllea, A. Jim Is no tbeorlM on tblt tubSlmmon.a, Columou1, Rev L. L. Ject, but tnowa wbat b':i• talklnl Zimmerman, 'Po(arloD. James E. Ob- about As ht!ad of a poJI.ee departerlan~er, llu.cyrus; and Paul For· ment trafhc s:quad, he and Ina grave, ColUmbus. men are usually tbe firtt t.o reach the scene of traffic mlshapl. He Olivet eaUe&e truatees, Dr Har- had just returned from the htltpl Ye'J' S. Galloway, Columbua, and tll.l where he had taken two of the Rev C. D Westhafer, Wooste~ victim~ of a partleultriY me11y Camp meetlt1R trutteee:· Ed K R1· sma•hup that oceurre.d ltbout a chey, D E. Clay, bo~ Columbu.s, half hour earUer on tbe highway Rev. Kenneth L. ~tl , Ironton; at the north edge of town. >Ret'. Zimmerman, Marton, and Rev "Teen-age bot !'Odden:?" ,he wait Weathafer, Woo.lter. asked part!.. ruulted In U.Aon belq, fpld be mould lN!' ·able to eentlilue ;.JitebhJJ. ' • ' ... "' ' be dl'fn . Hhibttlont wertr,• JO 1-tARDV j;,,,~a<!O.o and the heav· g•oups ranitni from i4''1tnd ...... i!Oo<e. t>o lllh (~ld oao;. ol~oo tl!O)' ~·· ' \G ild In ~w linol"'· . . , SEAT Robert Palmer · .-lhlQI\llO 000 ea~er (!&,;cerl saahay· j'roup:known all "The Pl:l ie1" ~ tb 1ur.CondltiQnt1d Auditor· Cabto~ni•. Here too, waJ no com· ' tum Cor the 6th annual Natlonal petition Only dancers entertainlna $:nuarl'l Dance Convent1ap J'une 13, danCeJ:a .anil: Iovine it. A ~~'"artered cruise aboard the t~. . ss All~lral"'wu atrlinpd for con· No organization spons~.n the venUoOalres one• after~ f~ convention. It 1s not open to the s to This all•teel, flve·4eek. air· 7 public Dancers come on thelr own tirD.e and at their own expense as conditione! boat with a beautiful proYld~ mahy memorrepresentatlves of local groups batlroom lbJer rii:omenta,-'and, or cour.e, lot! tllroughout the nation an~ Ganada daneinlf. The large attendance ls proof oi of "lte;~~~~ were held in tht!ir devotlo.n to the American .-· with mOre sqlWI! folk dan~e. H~w else would YGU ~~,,;;;;;;! ~~ one was able to da'nee cet so many people to come £rom "": 1, run day. It w&6 1ur~ all partS' of the nation and not t d d thes one of them on an expense ac· ten e e pa1rU.''mt~ny·· and anot many aat / THE ·oRMR'S the PTA and a member ut •h e Mnonlc ord i!n, ol Pt. PleiHBt. He l, Mllr ried and the lither ol two ch1l .. Square Dancing. .. Tbe Hartford Tilert with Geae Helson baet on the m'OUbd-chiP. ped elbow" u4 ~ed bod lot.o a tie for the Ohio Valley Auoclation 81-ff:btU Lei,IUe lead 1unil"'1 with an e~~ay 'J.l Win over Coolville at Baebtel Field Racine w1,1 Idle tn. Ieape play It waa fte.NQD.•s. flr•t a~Jr· anee in a unlfonQ in .Dearlr four weeks. Maaa,ao Chet Ollver Mid a comptete pi11Ra.l Q.flntlnati&ll 1~ 43 46 483 16 K ~ n sas C'l\\ 34 55 382 25 Washington 31 61 .362 30~ Sunday's R•sults C h l(~ llgo 3 Boston 0 Det ro it 6 Washtngton ~ . 10 1 nn.~ Ne w York 4 Cleveland 3, ht Clevela nd 7 New York 4. 2nd Ba ltimore 7 Kan sas City 2 hi K11 nsa:; Cll y 3 Baltimore 2, 2nd S•turd1y'1 Ruulh Chicago 4 Bost on 0 Kansa s C1ty 6 BalllmOol'e :'; Washington 4 Detroit 3 Cl eveland 4 New York 2 Tue-sday's Games ~"h1cago at r\ew York, night Kansas Clly at Boston Oetroll at Baltimore, night Clcvclan(l at Washtngton, night NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pd. GB \1Liwaukcc 53 38 .1)82 Brooklyn 51 38 1573 1 St LoUis 50 38 .51l8 1 ~ C1ncmnatJ 51 40 5fl(l 2 Philadelphia 49 41 e44 3 117 Nt!w Yodt 11 49 4M 11"" Pittsburgh 34 57 174 19 Chicago 29 57 337 22~ Sunday's Ruulb St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 3, 1st 10 uwmgs St LOUIS 11 Pittsburgh 2, 2nd sus pended after 8 Innings Clnclllnatl 4 Phllartelphlll 2, 1st Cuu:111natJ 6 PhiladE-lphia 4, 2nd Ch1cago 5 Brooklyn 4, lst Brookl yn 7 Chicago 2, 2nd New York 5 Milwaukee 4, 1st Milwaukee 7 New YoJ k 4, 21ld Saturday's Ruults Brook lyn 7 Chicago 5 ( Milwaukee 7 New York 5 Philadelphia 7 CJnclnnatl 5 Sl LOUIS 9 Pittsburgh 4 Tunday's G1m" New York a1 Chicago P1ttsbm gh at Cmcmn11ti Philadelphia al Milwaukee, nile Brooklyn at St Louis, nite AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Charleston 6 Wichita 5, 1st Wiclula 8 Charleslon 6, 2ncl 20 r~R:e~U~•t~e~r•~~R~a~o~!~S~an~c~h~c~•~•~n;dd.~~~~~~-~--;-~;::-~~~~"Racine ..••. GB Ra ltun ore Qaot Tonncblll Not far behmd 1s Collins hlm self, second base, wllh thre ~ mlseue8 m 49 chances tor 939 then George Nesselroad catcher, with four tn 48 for 014 Leadmg h1tter of the full time p!ayers L'l husky Bob Wilson £·'> Panther star, With 13 hilS 1n 36 Is Winner . Over Point Pleasant I president ot Muon Count,- Modern Americcm • BY UNITED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUI W 1. Pet. -- __ ___ ....,. - =· - . of the Trinity M t Church , pa.st pr~sldt-nt of lhe ... ' IV Alan tftJvtf BASEBALL RESULTS - ·· ~-- - -- " ___ - . ...,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.. July 22, 1987-5 member • 4-!laily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . July 22, 1957 ' .. ~. --- -~ LIGHTNING--· LIGHTNING--· NANCY--· PLEASE STOP SAYING> EVERYTHINGTWICE _ _.. -- �. . • • Rotary Club, paat ·-·-•••.. ' 'I'M DaUu Setttl_~l .. New YOI k SPORTS DESK ' ·-.. ·-- B~ • Big Harvey VanVranken , first baseman ot the Pomeroy Merchants OVA baseball team , has a perfect fJeldmg 1 ecord so far thts season Accordmg to records provided by Manager Phil Colhns or all games through July 20 Van has handled n chances at hiS position and has committed not a smgle errot . Ttris ftgures out at 1000, tops In any league .. • " - •• '· ..• .' • ·- '' at bats mrlu dang t>~.o douhlf!s, 11 triple 11nd a horner fm 361 Bud dy Cundiff rank s second at 333 w1th 10 h1l~ m 3U appcarancc8 Wilson aga111 ~ ~ the leAder 1n sluggmg H1 s ''!(Ira ha sC.'I total seven Ue IS hlJ:h 1n th(• RBI de partment wlt h 12 I POMEROY AVERAGES 7-20-51 .. ' ·--•• Pl•f•r 1B 2B 3a HR AB R H RBI BA FC E Bob Wilson 9 2 I l 36 5 13 12 361 26 3 Buddy Cundtrr 6 l 2 30 6 10 3 333 39 5 .l1m Hemaley 10 L 1 0 37 4 12 7 325 49 6 Geo. Ne88elroads 7 2 2 0 :l5 7 11 4 3\4 48 4 PhdColhns 611030484267493 H. Van Vranken 7 0 0 0 31 1 7 4 22U 73 o Gene Mitch 4 0 0 23 4 5 1 217 17 3 John Young 4 ll I o 24 2 ft 2 208 15 5 AJdo Jeffers 5 0 0 0 17 5 5 2 294 26 3 Hewey Reynolas 1 o 0 7 2 2 2 200 2 U KJtrel Williams 0 l 0 o 5 t 200 1 u Guy Gulnlhet 2 0 0 0 13 0 2 o 154 5 Hntscll DQdnU 2 0 0 0 17 2 2 1 118 8 2 Ken W1ggms 0 0 0 I 9 2 1 2 11 I 5 2 Pet-ey Cundiff 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Oi)() Btll Wtllon 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 0 0 Ken Imboden 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 TOTALS 03 ..:._ 9 9 3 317 45 84 45 2!15 'lBO 38 FA BB K 885 0 872 1 878 3 1 2 2 2 914 939 I 000 667 885 I 00<J l 000 BOO 750 600 000 1 OGO 11100 4 l3 l 4 2 6 4 0 0 I 1 1 0 8 2 7 3 4 0 1 0 0 1 895 25 62 ___ ____ _____ '..""" 'Crowe, Castoff Of Braves, Is " .. . In Redleg Starring Role Again .."• ... ....' . o • UP- Wbcn Tec1 waa r~mnved trom Ihe hncup earlier thl!4 SC MIOa dut• to In~ lUling back, even qac most Joyal C1ncmnatl ran thought lhc Aedlcgs' 19~7 pennant . chancM went with him. , But lhey taUed to reckon w1th George Crowto, a 34 year' old M:11 waukee caRtotr who hJill spcnl mt}St or his major J''ll!CI.f carc<•r wArming bencho~ ~ Today, the big !crt ha cd h•t 1111,!1 first balll!man appi'H ~ lo br the reuon Cincmnatl 1~ sllll YNY mueb l.p the thu:k of the Na· ttonal Lcaauc pcnnllnt race Crowe Ia leading the team 11 batting avcrlllge , home runs and runa-batted·ln He 111 pouncl1n >; the ball al A 31!\ clip. guod to t1e him (or filth plarc In lh1• National League , ho8 22 hom l' runs, third ph•cc m lhc lca gul!. and has knocked 111 68 rum which plact111 him third In thll .seniflr circuit bchmd Hank Aaron 78 or Milwaukee and St11n Mus!u\ 73 or St Loub CINCINNATI Khaszcw~ki • •• •• .' ·~ t .. .. I .- ) ,~ _. ; .r: ··.--.. ... :1: ·- ~­ •• .,• ..• Radltta• Win Two Sunday when the Red~ swept II twlnbill from Philac'clphiA 42 ancl 8-4, CrOWl' proviCINI twh o! tht four runli with a tremendous blaM over the right field wnll wllil Frank Robuu.on on h11se Hr lll'lto chipped in wllh a alnwlc• <:enter Uelder Gus Bdl al ~o bomered In the opener, his IOih of lhe yur and th 28th cLrcun clout or lhe year (.,f l'hillil• ••n· Robin kJberla. The ~r..uble dek1.l sent the Rcdlea:s into fourth plal"c 0 111 .Y two .:amel behind ieague-lradln :~ Ml1waukre and dumpt•d Ph!l:.tlc I ph1a IIllO tilth poa1t lon The wan went lo Brooka l.11w renee, hll lith of lhl' )CIIf against 5 loMC!!I Roberts lOA! hill l:Jth iumt: or the oeunn llo has "rm &tx ChH·ago Boston Cl ev eland 59 30 54 34 47 43 46 44 663 614 41rz 1)22 l2lfa 1)11 13~ DetrOit 4:4 45 494 H ' r~chel F!"C t'III IHI 1 .:1~ 1 11\nliL gs whe n pll ched the l'hl lar!clv!ua Lhreai("Uf'd to Ill' l!w game up In tht- m ghl (ll jl, Man<Jger Bil rllf' Tt>bb ell s ll ~ l'l l h 1 ~ "regular'' f11 st L<~Renum Klu s zc w ~ kl , innings Mmneapolls 3 St Paul 2, l , U)•l Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2, 2nd Oo:.1ha 4 Denver 3, 1st, 13 mn Denver 4 Omaha l, 2nd 11.nd IndiAnapolis 9 Louisville 4 l1 c •marked thn·c hl1 11 111 [:n tr,p~ lo the pl11 tc a11 C1 ncmnatl won 64 .\1 t row] er WIJO Jm r1r~t game ur lhe year u a ~lcndy llltllllg o~l t t~ck a g nlll~L Pl11lmldph1a hurl· 'rs ll:u vey Haddix. Dun Curd •.Hdl .b ("k ~>Ie_.,.e1 s an<1 s .. th ~101 rnen(l gHe ll1e Reds th e m.uJ,:IIl f"uw l1 r h. ~n·l lbst ns Y• l { IIHtn .. ati nicked llndd1x [,n a run 111 lhC' ru st 111.1111 1S on ~ hit bat sman and two ~l n g lc s The Rcc!lcgs p1ck cd IIJJ .wuthcl" r·un m the second on a tlo uhl c hy ]loy ~rMIIIan afl e r a Slll,lo\ 1( u.~- Alox Goamm1u H•ddlx Cf1a1•d Hndd1x was sent lo lhc show~ lngled ers when, Klunr.w.'i ki JNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 6 Columbus 1 Toron1o 8 Montreal 3, 1st Montreal 2 Toronto 2 2nd 7 lnu tic M1am1 12 Havana I, 1st Havana 5 M1am1 2, 2nd Buffalo 11 Rochester D. hi BuCfaln 3 Rochcslcr 0. 2nd 2 Big Blaeks To Work!n All Star Cast WCnl IU SOCOIId Oil U Wild ptlch Dickie Herrig and Brereton and scored on WHII) Posts sill• glc Post advanced un llw throw Jones, both members of the Pt. In und .11e0red on Don Hook' , !'l'""'~t Big lilaeks football team ~ Ingle fall havf! been selected to 1'hr hattin g st11r 111 th(' !IC<'mul play for' the West Vtrglnta squad gam e of the' rloublehcn<kl fo l 111 the 15th annual West Virginia· f'hllndclphln wu 5 Stnn LnJIIa. wh o OhiU all star scholastic football accounted for S11turdnv s 7 :'i wm game In Wheeling an August 10. Herrig 11 the son or R H Her· over the Rcrllegs whh 11 nmth 1n. rig of Pt. Pleasant and played half· nlng homer with two on . Thr- r(lfund catrhH h11 twrt back on lh!' Pt. Pleasant team home runs to aerount for h11lf Jones Is the Bon of Mr and Mrs the Phillie seorlnR The second E BArlow Jonea and played end The W Va ·Ohio ball game hai ctrcu 1t hit brought 1n Johnny KlippsleJn to save tht• game for alway 1 been reatricted to athletes !rom the Wileeling aru but with Fowler Ton!~.:ht, c 1nc 1nnati mcC'I$ Cll'\1 the North-South game In West Vir· land 111 an cxlubHwn 1111 me In glnla a Lhln!!l of the past, the We1t ctcvel 11 n1t II will be the ~ccond Virginia aquad Ia open to boy.s rcgulnr acn~nn e11.hlblt10n gnm(' from oll over the state. Both Herrla: and Jones were Honbetween llll' 1wo c)uh~ fnr rh~r· orable Mention on the official 11 y ClnclnUlltl won lh~ tar.st G-3 Class AA All State team last fall The ltcdleg~ come home to OVA STANDINGS l rosley Ficici 'l' ursdllv night w L agahut the P1 t1 ~hurgh Pll'ales unrtford 6 •• 3 Middleport • •' ~ GaiHpohs CoolvUle . ~ Pomeroy Pt Pleasant . 3 1 3 3 4 • 7 1 R""llt S11ndo1 • ' COMMENCING JULY 24th . POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS • •• '• 8 . 8 wm a, I HaHford 7, Coolvllla 1 Mldcll•port I Pt, PIH1ant I Galllpoll1 10 POI'MrOy 6 Racine 20 Ptrk•nburl 0, (•xhlbl· tlon) tOP! . .' 'Mld"J"' ·~.ovole lllDWI pl~ ' d,ed • tee. ·t~t lqr +b.e -~onvttntl&rl 'Js po! slmp\J' ' 't1anc1ng 11\$" b~t ls S:l~ a tng --eonventio~ M()J'hb~e . ~ er.noon 1workshoiis''artd held .cuaslons ,. ' ~~~--q~-ii!~;•'""" m,J!r~ Pol~lw Plep ' ,:~~:~~;!ti~~~~ organizatlon Talllf!ng· from, and Bo.othi displayed every by !tie Tin<• .. eers' and ellllers' nee<ts to sound equipmenL a,lld records As .alway_s, tratl d'an~es ' wen: sehed~led l)ong aU major hili{h· w8ys Where traveling dancers: ..,_, Iii troni 'lh '""' ••.,. will ·· ·~~~ ~ •11 tllo ....., ., Finsterwald Lose, 2 In PGA Playoff Wit~ "·ebert <• I I DAYTON, Ohoo (UP)- The bog· gest uamble Lionel Hebert ever made paid off today - with the PGA golf cbDmpionship, The 20 year-old golfer from the bayou C(IUntry of Louisiana gave up his job 8:1 a club pro at Erie, Pa, a year ago, determined "to make a name for mysetr." He did lt Sunday when be defeated the 27 year-old Dow Fin· sterwald of Athens, Ohio, 2 and 1, in the 38-hole fmal match for the "·000 first-place money that goea tO the winner of this five - day match play grind. CrHitfi. Jav ''But 1 owe anything I'll eYer be in golf to brother Jay" Hebert added "He encouraged me and kept ~e Ro(ng Then 1 decided bemg a dub pro was never golng to make me rich i'lo 1 gDve up my Jop 1n Ene, beeause It limited me to playmil only the winter tour and ·decided to l,o all out 1 de~ided I'd make a name for myself m thla game 1 love and i! I didn't, well, I could always go back to bookk..p !ng" He chose golr over both music and bookkcepmg, and today be's glad he did DriVIng well, and uung a putter wh1ch he only picked up aner ar· riving in Dayton 011o Monday, he was six under par as he closed out the lanky Fll\8terwald Sunday over the tun-baked 6,'773·yard MJ· am1 Valley golf course Finsterwnld evened the match when Hebert trapped hiA approaeb on the 30th But on the 14~yard 31o~~t, Hebert put hi~ eight Iron tee shot 18 feet from the cup and sank the putt. FansterwaJ.d, aho usin• an eighl iron, wu 115 feet away and mi~sed the putt I Benedum Cops Feature Race At Claybanks FraneLI BE~edum of Tup~l"l JflaJns won the feature race In bi• F-100 with Kenny King aceon«t In No. 14 and Eugene Wlllougbby I third In No. 6 at the Claybanka Speedway Sunday. A new dnver, Jamea Holley, Nelsonville, here from the LoJan race track, went thru the fence during warmupe and failed to run In a race He waa uninJured. The first beat war won by Bobby Joe Adami! of Racine with Bob Ruasell, Pomeroy, second, and Bob Davis, AddlAOn, thlrd. Benedum won thO second heat with Willoughby and Klnr follow· lnr. · WIUoughby came Into his own in the Austrahan Pursuit race, with Benedum second and KlnJ third Harry Clark, Pomeroy. won the beginners' race and Bob ttou, Pt. PJea~ant, w11 aeeond and J 1 m Freeter, ChE>ster, tb'ird. Bill Rum· The firat operation (or removal of an appendix waa perf-ormed In 1885 by Dr WilHam W. Grant or Davenport, 11. field was fourth. 1 it•lnc "P. .If Mil~" 2 Up Both birdied t~e ftext two tioJes but Hebert made: it 2 u_p a.t' tbe 34th when ~lterwa.ld dro"e \be roug~ and p1.1t talt Htond undet a foot bridge, Altbou~Jt. given • ~ee lift, FiJJJterw•Jd' v,aa too •trong with hia third, w.blle Jfebe~t Waa on In two and two-p~tted fOf bla par But Dow ehipp~d past the pln and missed t.be putt. That put Hebert 2 up with onb' two holes k ,. o blall : Gerold _1;1011< ond · lnnlnlf leacl' oR l9le ''" l'iibl field Jon.. to BobbJ W.,~. 1 1 ' 1 Heuon w•ll t.lever in trounle u hi.J eurve waa bTn~Dt be"-ttlol!y. lie t~'llina- more ,iof) pltchel thon """" . ' wo> Pomeroy w~ leadjn( G~ll· poll• ..a la the lfiP, of 1M~"""'~ behind the oleot\y, .'i!l~lna - of • stmer Kenny· ,'Wintnl' HO!Vev<r, hla .on 1tllf,ned •nd the ,.._l~ tou teed oft on hia relit( kenn:(' 1M,oden. sao - a imprisoned' agd aU, seemingly, special train to St. Lours. End·of· w!thO"I prior eonaultatloa witk trail dances were tfeld in every ., .__ section of St. Lout~ and ncar~by any of the a~oritHII who have ctties tll.e respoastblUties inveived ln the Se~n largto hails, including the prosecuti.qn of the cUe." hug_e convention haU. were The e'nt.ire Jllf!rform•nee ls I simultllneous1y for conhnuous nothing . short .d. fllinta,tJc.~· llf. • illl"noon- a~ evening dandng. Top ;aHI. ' racordmg orchestras provJJied·' mu·' ' ..sic for all evenmg dances , Hundreds or callers appeared on .! dOnee progr11.ms, each allotted ,0\ft rlljoutes. to call one .danc.e at a time There was no qofupelitive spijit and the big•n,ame prQfea. 1lonat travel1ng callers had equa1 is t1me p the little known club cal , 1 the Jer 'lili:e ~~·~elf '" .. •• . WJop lef tlft with, ' I ft, bomer In l~t. l.aFVW1 · fpllP.wed with a triple ud .ValeDUq_e- w•n' nms uteh of a tJner off Fernandez Puts Brazil Ahead In Cup Matches I 1 Author•ti'e I S QUIZ• · (Centlnued From Pave o,.) 1r,ndmother's home in Shrtwe at the time of the sbooUng. Mn. Dorie C~ble..ntz. 26, the vieti,n's ,..Ire, was expected to be hNJ\Ight ' 1\ere to ~ Carter m an attempt to identify him. Author!- , "No sir," he replied, ''both drlven were mi'J.:ure men · wbo should haw knoWn better" "Did yoo know," Jim went on. ''that accidents Involving younrer driYet's have been .cc_ut more than SO per eent aince our•bi.lh sebool!l :atattea a driver trainlhf Pr<tirt.m'! •• u h The beat thing that eo~ app,en around ,b~re would be'' iOme 110rt , ol ' program that would tend a lot Uer. however, 'laid ihe 'ofould. not *f:. our older dri'le!'S~·nten antl woIH! bfQiltht to Wooster DlltU after m.en , wbo leorned tO• dtlve td, 1!5 9C"iee& for her husband today. ~ • boo! 1 · Hollnes County Sheriff JUrrv or 20 Years ag'o, bae~ tJ?'tc or " a ,mctdern driving eb\ftit." Wells planDI!d lo take patron• of Dtl1Jet edU.cation f9r<fidulta who a Holme",ille tavern to the jail ~lYe beM piloting moat o. ~ere tu view . Cart~r. , t)lelr Hves may seem a )lttle rid1· Two drunken men who were 1n culou1 at first glance. But Sat. the Uvern w.lth a rifle ahortly Turner hai th~ backing o£ many befor~ the kiilinga were the ch1ef' traffic ex.pert9 m hls belief that a suspects in the ahooUng IBTce number of adult and pre· Weiq questioned Carter brief· surnably "experienced" driver!~ l,y sunday. Ht;~ said he may ask eould benefit from instruction thn 1 t.he state's mobtle crime labora· would bring them up to date on tory to give Carter a l1e detecto~· the changes that have made mutest toring so much more complex and · hazardous than it was when they The suspect WJS arrested in learned to drlve To supporl his point, Jim pointfront or a Wooster restaurant Sunday. ed to a report 10 one af the trafftc pubhea~ion& It showed that more than one out of four driven who were re·examined after allowing their drivm@l licenses ~o lapse • (Cofttlnuecl Prom Pap One) were not even abfe to recognize ~o-ad_e_tl the meAning of standard hand ami twe ehimneys~-....(4) o~e-,- dt•ctnc.l cJrcuiU b:Dd use of over arm signjllC or recdgmzt= traf~1c sized fus.,: C!n Ray and straw signs by their shane collecting on hot exhaust p1pcs In several states and a number (6) Spi-IUnJ· or iasQhne, when re of cities, frequent of serioull' traffuei.Jng tractor, (7) Gasuhne leab fie offenders are required by thq from broken fuel Jines, ~nd bro· courts to attend corrective educa· icen or Loose sediment bulbs; (81 Uon classes The ei!ectlVeness or Beari.Qgs that have heated, due such train1ng, eyen whe.l applied la~k ot lubrlcation1 (9) Stat! ~ to hard~ned repeaters, is proved clectncal sparks •snitlng vege. by the ract that a big majority of t;~ble dttsl These sp11rks are pro· those recemng at Have no further rtuced when tractors are used to mvolvement e1lher 1n accident• or fUrl\'-'~ belt· pulley power ta violations o[ traffiC laws harpmer mills, corn shreddet·!'l, U, up-J.o-date driVIng lnstructlo~ and other eg!lipment tl'lat was IS f.mad.e available to adults BE· not ..pnqpe:r:ly ~rounded , anrt lll:l), F~ J~tl· are involved in ac~ Fires allowed to get out 0£ con· ·defttl', end if mature drivers who trol when ,burning trash, stubble learned to driVe in an earller and f1elds ·or fenC'I!: rows. simpler era can be induced lo take advantage of 1t, Sgl Turnt>r and mildew, always dry dther traffic experts are ~~ro thoy towels ancl wash wUl have fewer accJdenfa to reputting them in port , and fewe1· Ylclims to trans· hamper. port to hoF:p1tab or morguet~, mt tWo .,J'I , ' National Farm . NANCY .' 'l' '' AUNT FR.ITZ'I ••• IT'S RAINING-·· IT'S RAINING-··- By SHULTZ d '. 32 £irst-round serifa win. Brazil thu, qualified to m'eet la'atliD a seeond·round Amerf~an Zone aeries by downing Bfazll's No. player,( Jose Aguerro, 8-8, 8-8. 4-6, 6-3. • a '''··'. ---- llClLA WINS TRAVEMU&NDE, G e r m an y (UP)-IItvan Slkorlki, self-exUed former Hungarian ater, \von tbe men'1 -'n&le• title in th, ;International Teanla Tournament by defeatlnl Abe Seial of South Ablu, I,' '•' ';' ..' 8-2, H, Sunday, TO WORK 4 HOURI " BURLINGToN, VL l'JP)-Cooch Jim Lee Howell said today lie plana to keep wotklna out hil New Yort football Gil111ta tour hours datly ln p,.~•tion for their pme Olal'l'llbe CqJ,Ieeo All· ' ' ", e. "1' '' · U,l. AIICH~tit WIN LONDON' ~~ ..,-' ~ 'Ua!ted Sta~l ftnllbed 1·2 ,In like $1~111 Ill the world mh.., thomJ¥ili!WPifo with o. K. Smolllon Nco!.tl,.. 178 II ~ ' ~ .; ' polnb to Wind up fli'1ll~ tta, ·~ aU Randlnca and Joe l'ric1 4)J ~ '' 'I'ERRY " WILI.IE WINKLE ' • Anaelel plaeina aeeon.d, ~ to Radio Prque'• N~ Ne" Melito. tbe n•UPft'• ' foljr- th lafltlt •tfte, bel ,•• ~· of 12\,1161 lljUon !"11,0. •• pt . lh!o. ..... th01' l~.QOQ. ""'~ .. .~··· '~"' lorift UNTILL START OF LEAGUE SEASON lo lncreaoed operating costs, costs of material and eQU\11•19~~1, etc., we are forced to apply a new ratr of 40.: the coming 1957-58 bowling season. "''-'''•the time 10 otart getting "warmed up" for com. "fulf !ll~e HUOn. BOWLERS, D"VIS, Mp. ' -· ·l~J StS,to ···~ I"I!<IL lllt!Jili,~em­ •~:•••1 lor ...,.,lb.. ~~·re mllu. "~ ." • ',": HQUiijijii:b eooo , HI~. : I"'dt .. :mool to , ~ . bell ·{or , :~1>9cu~Pf: ' ,TJnd..: -1 •419•~ ·••a ' LASSWELL Toronto, 8-3, 6-3, lo-8 to eUD.c'h a llo•a • '' Carloa F,ritander:, , UJ~year-oll versatile ata.r, earrled Brull onfJ notch ahead Jn the 1837 Da~t C1,1p tennis tournament today at the expenae er canada, lhe Unit.. ted Prell aald. F~rnandet, p,ll.)'inl In hll fint Davis Cup ~lea. ·•red the. kef vJctory ror BratU SdnciQ at M,o nt· real, beatinJ Don F&ntana of Start ol Cblo.,q, AUI- ' I 1l~ftn'i bat in the aeeond wlt.b Old and loaded. 11 extra' bue '7"".::.l'l.~lor i!x, J're~ "danced as guests or hos.:tW~;~~~- .I H• ii4ld t.bey aPe "permi~ted in• Many dancers from the \ side .t~ Qb!o Penitentlllty to stites dro.ve to Oklahoma to join meddle with 1 prifOne.- lawfully DOG Oklahoma dancers abqard all lbe way on, o 1)1-opp<icl fly •lMlJ In rlabt Frod llurdelle 40.bled I Hebert, kUng Ill pi y it and Jake Thomu • llftlled ·bbn sare," u,aed five Lro~ ?n tbe 17o- home. Four t'Wli hlld ~1'«1. -, ' Pomeroy eame baet wttll nro yard par three 30th. '1 d been us· in11 a sjx iron beJ'ore, btat decided In the elabtti wbea J<fleio l,ed to chote a five for I llgudd if I off with a walk. Duddy Cundiff put the ball on the green •ad two- waa ade on aj,. eiTar, j)qtb tun. ner• adva~etng On a wll4 pittb,, putted, I'd close It out." Aa it turl)ed ~ut, he d~d ·lust and George NUselro&4 1a al...le that. Flnsterwafd 1 tee .abot went scored ~til. Galllpol!l added ·one ·In lh• over the Jl'een about two Jfel He chipped on to within four feet. e!gblb ond h,o In lb~ ,li!ntl\,-' Pomerof'• o!Mr 'hit\or~ were Hebert's first putt Wa1 three teet ahort, ~ut af-ter DOw sank hit ftemJley'a doublt, Jeffert _ lia~ lour footer, Lionel canned hll for twa 'lingle•, CW\dlff a· • double and trlple, Meuelroact a ~tton~ victory. o!neto; Wllsoli o tMple ···~·aJnaJe for II nIlhing ruaner·up F1 niter- and Imboden 1 dOub~e. wild rceelved fS,OO(). Bob Wlbon made a Jf'tlal ruq- to go. . , ,. 1 tbe ..~ !Of P~~ ~..b oil Kelj117 tilll>ode~ ~· Wed1. Fri. ond Sot. AT 7:00p.m. RICHARD "ROCKS" .. &ration" wllb Cllarlof stotiOrt'a &.-ijtjr. wtnntna 1·1 over Pt: fl_eo~~t an4 G.UIJ>bllo 'brot' op ·~ OPEN 3 NIGHTS A WEEK THAN~S TbQ host qrga;nizalion for this convention was "The Greater )Auis Folk f•nw"d ....u,. po\1 hlstOry , 'l'V .1lan to 1 little count? A eblp"d boa• ij In h\1 elbow but it It evor- l>olhon hliD.._ oetl· ou•l> doctqtll., \R!<I bi•Lit . c~p ]n other Sgt J1m Turner W'UI Ulk!ni abOu\ one of. b\i. favorite tubjtctlio (WO ...,.. w-..:~ INf'~IUO)) - driving schooll ind how tbey Other leaders elected lnc:luded. help to reduce motorina -aeeideottl Advl.ory Board r Rev Mllea, A. Jim Is no tbeorlM on tblt tubSlmmon.a, Columou1, Rev L. L. Ject, but tnowa wbat b':i• talklnl Zimmerman, 'Po(arloD. James E. Ob- about As ht!ad of a poJI.ee departerlan~er, llu.cyrus; and Paul For· ment trafhc s:quad, he and Ina grave, ColUmbus. men are usually tbe firtt t.o reach the scene of traffic mlshapl. He Olivet eaUe&e truatees, Dr Har- had just returned from the htltpl Ye'J' S. Galloway, Columbua, and tll.l where he had taken two of the Rev C. D Westhafer, Wooste~ victim~ of a partleultriY me11y Camp meetlt1R trutteee:· Ed K R1· sma•hup that oceurre.d ltbout a chey, D E. Clay, bo~ Columbu.s, half hour earUer on tbe highway Rev. Kenneth L. ~tl , Ironton; at the north edge of town. >Ret'. Zimmerman, Marton, and Rev "Teen-age bot !'Odden:?" ,he wait Weathafer, Woo.lter. asked part!.. ruulted In U.Aon belq, fpld be mould lN!' ·able to eentlilue ;.JitebhJJ. ' • ' ... "' ' be dl'fn . Hhibttlont wertr,• JO 1-tARDV j;,,,~a<!O.o and the heav· g•oups ranitni from i4''1tnd ...... i!Oo<e. t>o lllh (~ld oao;. ol~oo tl!O)' ~·· ' \G ild In ~w linol"'· . . , SEAT Robert Palmer · .-lhlQI\llO 000 ea~er (!&,;cerl saahay· j'roup:known all "The Pl:l ie1" ~ tb 1ur.CondltiQnt1d Auditor· Cabto~ni•. Here too, waJ no com· ' tum Cor the 6th annual Natlonal petition Only dancers entertainlna $:nuarl'l Dance Convent1ap J'une 13, danCeJ:a .anil: Iovine it. A ~~'"artered cruise aboard the t~. . ss All~lral"'wu atrlinpd for con· No organization spons~.n the venUoOalres one• after~ f~ convention. It 1s not open to the s to This all•teel, flve·4eek. air· 7 public Dancers come on thelr own tirD.e and at their own expense as conditione! boat with a beautiful proYld~ mahy memorrepresentatlves of local groups batlroom lbJer rii:omenta,-'and, or cour.e, lot! tllroughout the nation an~ Ganada daneinlf. The large attendance ls proof oi of "lte;~~~~ were held in tht!ir devotlo.n to the American .-· with mOre sqlWI! folk dan~e. H~w else would YGU ~~,,;;;;;;! ~~ one was able to da'nee cet so many people to come £rom "": 1, run day. It w&6 1ur~ all partS' of the nation and not t d d thes one of them on an expense ac· ten e e pa1rU.''mt~ny·· and anot many aat / THE ·oRMR'S the PTA and a member ut •h e Mnonlc ord i!n, ol Pt. PleiHBt. He l, Mllr ried and the lither ol two ch1l .. Square Dancing. .. Tbe Hartford Tilert with Geae Helson baet on the m'OUbd-chiP. ped elbow" u4 ~ed bod lot.o a tie for the Ohio Valley Auoclation 81-ff:btU Lei,IUe lead 1unil"'1 with an e~~ay 'J.l Win over Coolville at Baebtel Field Racine w1,1 Idle tn. Ieape play It waa fte.NQD.•s. flr•t a~Jr· anee in a unlfonQ in .Dearlr four weeks. Maaa,ao Chet Ollver Mid a comptete pi11Ra.l Q.flntlnati&ll 1~ 43 46 483 16 K ~ n sas C'l\\ 34 55 382 25 Washington 31 61 .362 30~ Sunday's R•sults C h l(~ llgo 3 Boston 0 Det ro it 6 Washtngton ~ . 10 1 nn.~ Ne w York 4 Cleveland 3, ht Clevela nd 7 New York 4. 2nd Ba ltimore 7 Kan sas City 2 hi K11 nsa:; Cll y 3 Baltimore 2, 2nd S•turd1y'1 Ruulh Chicago 4 Bost on 0 Kansa s C1ty 6 BalllmOol'e :'; Washington 4 Detroit 3 Cl eveland 4 New York 2 Tue-sday's Games ~"h1cago at r\ew York, night Kansas Clly at Boston Oetroll at Baltimore, night Clcvclan(l at Washtngton, night NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pd. GB \1Liwaukcc 53 38 .1)82 Brooklyn 51 38 1573 1 St LoUis 50 38 .51l8 1 ~ C1ncmnatJ 51 40 5fl(l 2 Philadelphia 49 41 e44 3 117 Nt!w Yodt 11 49 4M 11"" Pittsburgh 34 57 174 19 Chicago 29 57 337 22~ Sunday's Ruulb St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 3, 1st 10 uwmgs St LOUIS 11 Pittsburgh 2, 2nd sus pended after 8 Innings Clnclllnatl 4 Phllartelphlll 2, 1st Cuu:111natJ 6 PhiladE-lphia 4, 2nd Ch1cago 5 Brooklyn 4, lst Brookl yn 7 Chicago 2, 2nd New York 5 Milwaukee 4, 1st Milwaukee 7 New YoJ k 4, 21ld Saturday's Ruults Brook lyn 7 Chicago 5 ( Milwaukee 7 New York 5 Philadelphia 7 CJnclnnatl 5 Sl LOUIS 9 Pittsburgh 4 Tunday's G1m" New York a1 Chicago P1ttsbm gh at Cmcmn11ti Philadelphia al Milwaukee, nile Brooklyn at St Louis, nite AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Charleston 6 Wichita 5, 1st Wiclula 8 Charleslon 6, 2ncl 20 r~R:e~U~•t~e~r•~~R~a~o~!~S~an~c~h~c~•~•~n;dd.~~~~~~-~--;-~;::-~~~~"Racine ..••. GB Ra ltun ore Qaot Tonncblll Not far behmd 1s Collins hlm self, second base, wllh thre ~ mlseue8 m 49 chances tor 939 then George Nesselroad catcher, with four tn 48 for 014 Leadmg h1tter of the full time p!ayers L'l husky Bob Wilson £·'> Panther star, With 13 hilS 1n 36 Is Winner . Over Point Pleasant I president ot Muon Count,- Modern Americcm • BY UNITED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUI W 1. Pet. -- __ ___ ....,. - =· - . of the Trinity M t Church , pa.st pr~sldt-nt of lhe ... ' IV Alan tftJvtf BASEBALL RESULTS - ·· ~-- - -- " ___ - . ...,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.. July 22, 1987-5 member • 4-!laily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . July 22, 1957 ' .. ~. --- -~ LIGHTNING--· LIGHTNING--· NANCY--· PLEASE STOP SAYING> EVERYTHINGTWICE _ _.. -- �• 39t h Ohi0 American • LeJJJOO • Convent•'an En ds At c·lllCY 6-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 f -- • .....• ~ ' ' ~ •• •,. . and Mrs Joh n Thomas and Roger IUITHDAY PARTY Mr •nd Mn Danny Killi~ Jluth Stockton :Melva Fa)'e Jar remained lor ' two week' ""' A blrthdoy Wll lioen l or worth and eon Y:uk Mr and Mn dan Carolyli Woodrum and J'e Mrs Clarence- McNeal and Mrs lj... Bryan Kearn• honoring hJa 8th Willlam Stewart were shoppm1 In porta from all 13 GranJeJ were Deover Ndooo "'"'d Frid•y With hlrt>doy by hiS mother at the!I Huatl•tton Saturday read by the SecretlltY Ju. Jone1 Mrs p L M•tch 'med•cal P•tlent ho!lle Tue>d.,. Gomes Mr and Mrs John C Rouah and It wu decidec! by vote of Gnnge at Holzer Hospital were played and p.rllel wt;re twin CUrtia and Cbert•r of to have tbe Pomon• meetlna1 at Mr and Mrs Edward Russell awarded to EJaine Cartwright West JODI Columbia M.r and Mrt Ger- the Rock Sprmga Hall 111 the time ond two , ... and Mr and Mrs UP Merle Brady a Van Wert merchant MUton Ray ROWJb D"ld Keorn L ald Kelly and famtly were picDiet and not move to the varioua Miss Mar) Jane Seott bride Frank K n_g and son Roger Co Sunday was elected state commander of the Ohio Amencan Refre.bmenta were aerved to ~:~t Lake Alma 10 Wellit.on Sun- Gnrtte balls over the county It eleet of Roscoe c Wtse was guest Mrs Harry P Smith returne!'l lumbus \\.ere weekend guests of Legion Elune CartwriJht Brenda Marr was announc&d by Home Ec Chair ol honor at a miscellaneous show home Frkl<:~y evemng from Lan Mrs Charles Qml!en and son Billy Also elected were Herman Devor Greenville firSt v1ce co Charlene Kelly JennUer Van man Paulin~ Atkins that tbe caner :Friday e"enm~ at the home of 1caster camp grounds when"! she C!lr olyn Quillen daughter of Mr mmanC!er Mylic KraJa Youngsto\\t'l second Vlce commander Meter David and Chris Keam1 Mra Blanche Jones spent SUn MrL J'ohn F Bally Forest Run spent the past week attendtng the and Mrs George Quillen who had b Milton Ray Rou.ah Micke)' Zerkle day with Mrs Delbert Becker at dy and sewmg conte1ta would b' _si\len b)' Mrs Elmer Leonartl of !\fcthodtst Woman s >::or ety of spen t the past two weeks vtsJting Clifford Hmes ~cCiure treasurer and Monsignor o ert Danny Rickard and the hostess Middleport .. judged at the September meetin& The September meeUng will also Columbu• Arrangements of red < hrtsttan Sen ce, arhool of m1s her aunts and tbetr b.mthes re Sherry Cmct nnatl dehapld"n The ; ; ; stol~nd recovered undam Mra Carl !'?ams Pete Rowh Mr be JnspeeUon ~see and white clemata m an 110ns turned hue wtth them conven 11on .1 1so en orse 1ormer d and Mrs Georie Rutlner 1tahtm milk a lass compote and of The school which \\. as held for Mr and \-Irs Ed Topliff and State COOlmander Howard C Kmg ag e f tr k PlllSONALS State Deputy Jones announced maroon gl.d•011 tn a "rystal ""'' th <> Portsmo uth Ch II cothe and da ughters s t Jamce and Ellen dcm of Conneaut for the posllton A 1924 hMock tr• b e 1on!J Mr aad Mra. Dencil Dunlap of that Melgi Co wo lid be hoat to 1 1 1 1 0 1 ' Z anes"t II c d ~ ~ I rR 1s h ad a rc., sIra Sou th Ch &r Iesto I 'IJstte d S un d a)' of nlition al comman der ng o Saturday e e aware os ng Will tamer were used tn ' the hvmg .stolen and missi for pt PI easan t were Vl:flting Mr and the DistrJct School of Instruction Meiga County PomQna Grann or WOfklhop at Sababury School twn of 490 worn{ n dunn g the w1lh Mr s c H Wise Jr and Mrs Some 13 000 legwnatres were m .... h d Mra. Artlev Blake over the week 1 1 room 1d d t h d t was oun severa1 ~ ..., ours met in reguh.r ses11on Friih)' eve- on Dec 6 He also announced 2123 Durln,~t lhe eventng the guests "'eek Muwn Alle nsworth enroule to ~ u e ~~a ~o ou~ para ~ 5~n blocks away With a damaged radl end .,, wrote lhetr favontf> ret'ipe or Mrs Sm th pres rlo nt of the Zar c.svtlle "'he Topl ffs lived tn ay Jn own own mcmna n ator Mr ;.:nd Mrs uoyd Hoffman oi nang at the Rock Sprmgs Grange members m Grange! of Me18S Co i!luded were Pomero·~' Dr sod Mrs R• Plek Hall wltb Great Bend Grange as ~o m e ad vice m a book w h tc h was Port smouth d!~lnct WSCS bf'rHrt M1ddlepon whe he was engaged 1 d d b a dozen ban!'ls 2ti given to MISS Scott Excerpts from il S h!Uin C!"..'i ma ~ge r fur the n construct on by the Badger t ru~ an d ugle crrps 40 1t!l81 ens of Middleport vuited Mr aid host The meehng was called to FORE! order by Ma.ater Vugil Alkii'\S MO old book Fa\ or! te Recipe~ anrl stho ll lo npany She Is a studen t at the ea~6 an ~vera 40 an Mrs Ray Ptekens recently tNDIANAPOlJS-An imagma Famlly Compend1 1m werf> read C(J nsl rvator:. of Mus c w Phila grou s wtth tbe following orflcera pl'f&delphta Pa Tbe Rell efontame Satan s An attendant Uvr !Jervtce JJtahon ent Oveneer Thomas Sa)'re Stew Mr and Mn Cl)'de Bumgardner SHOWER b) After )1rs the Russhonored Watson guest openf!d lr r1 Mr ond Mr~ Wil ram Walters 1gels 1won t~e ddrun corps contest captured a man who had JU Sl ard Earl Starke)' Lecture" Pa11lme A shower was giVen Saturday waa calling on Mr and Mrs Ned Atkins Cbaplam Imah Starkey held him up b)' grabbmg a gulf manager an 1 ca~h1c r At the Evans or t lC secon consecutrve year Henry on Thursday evenmg ~:\~~~~y ~;~~y g~:~~;:!~sh~~ n.,..r.s U nnu0 s I eJ market are both on vacation The Salem band pdocofnmahl wtn evenmg July 13 111 honor of Misi Mr and Mrs George Burns and Secretary Je&l. Jones Trea Ted club from hi8 ear and pretending Jamce Duncan and Calvin Baum dual cakes 1ccd m wh1te and top Mrs Carl Jacobs and daughter n ers wa s unohppbmd or t e Tlhl gardner who are to ile married tn daughter Cheryl were in Parkers- Reed Pomona Clara Humphrey it was a nne The .!lUrprised ban 000 1 Margaret f'ol umbus and Mrs Val prize Jn t e an contes e Flora Mildred Stockton Gflres Bet dit unable to ten the difference burg on Monday afh rnoon ped w,tth a vdellowlfrose bud mtntsd The Thud f' tJday ( luh hlld the r n~ ult Pomeroy \'l~led Saturday band wdl represent the state at Aug ust With Mrs Bul'en Duncan ty Leonard Gl!llte Keeper CUfford m the darkness climbed meekly Beverly Burns returned from 4H nuts ea an co ee were sc rvt' the n t 0 1 t 1 All r ng at 1 wlth Mr and Mrs Will Reuter a l na convcn Jon a an and Mrs Clyde Bum~ardnn n Camp at South Side on Frtday Stout Executive Comnuttee Stan down fro" a rooftop and surrPn by the h ostoss a ~.'S ste d h Y Mrs t~nnua1 p en r. fi'r da~ t 1c City hostesses at the home of Mn. Bu:Bertha Scott Mn, William KJig ht IDa ley s L k< Mr ar d Mrs ( A Dodson and ren Duncan Those present were nJght where she had been for a ford Stockton Homer Radford As- de;ed to the attendant and a po Mrs Wat son anu~ MISs Rac he 1 c en Alter h \""' w r "r Max Men <' hdd t en Da~ld &lld Pamela and The sittant Steward Norman WiU La lice olflcer who had amved jusf week ·" t legtona Jres bl announced their h h M J h s tt d d hart Mr ~ E lw rd II tc Mr s 1\.1 h s mother Mrs Arnold Dodson POSI Jon on pu 1c 1ssues as l ex Carol Blake Dorothy Blake Mrs Mr and Mrs Arthur Fick of dy AMistant Steward Lu(ille Leif as the bandit learned the t"utb r~ tea o n c e hert F:l c l bach Mrs II } H J ha ve bcln Jn Colu mbus vt sl!ing closed theu 39th annual state James 01e!!.l Mrs George Buru Pomeroy '« ~l'e calling on Mr and heit Pianist Adrtenne French atetmther e s I V£'r an do co fpfresJ ee !lt"r convention Florence Circle Lmda Lou Circle viCPs F'a\or~ were small grepn foil btl M1 ss Anr a Ehershiit h Mrs her br other Ge ne Biggs who 1s The degree of Pomona waa con '!he ftrst veasel to pass through Leona Wamdey Juhe Edward• Mr!l Ned Heflr)' on Monday even basket~ fllllo.d With 1 mls to which Cleland l-(1 nrs ~ rs DJ s 1 th r1 covc nng ~Jowl} from a broken The re sol utions passed mcl uded ferred In fuU form1 to a class of the Psnama canal waa Ule Alex Lucrlle King Alma Johnson Ann t 1e nam~ wa s attache d Mrs A l!'ltt Grucscr n I f' u r ba k and 1n Springfield w 1th Mr callmg for re exammatJOn of Johnson Lura Holland Mr and Mrs George Burns and candidates from Great Bend and La Vall~y in 1814 Helen !he refreshment table was loH gu<>sts :\hs J11mes 1 lalwor h and and Mrs Charles Smd le and ram status or lorces agreemenb leg Burma became an tndependent ~ua:hte-r Cheryl attended the an- Hemlock Gro~ngea. islatlon to _off set a number of re W11Hams Ora C Gtbbs Hilda ual Mother~ Club pl!!nic g1ven on IY 11 a vellow coH'r and centered d 1ughllr Mrs Dr w r 1h n and 1l y The foUowmg w~e court ladie!l reputi!Jc in 1948 Rou sh Irma Gilland Mrs L011 1 r h1 cent Su premeo(Court decJsJOn.llCom m You ng Mrs Leonard Krebs 'Mre Nednesday evemng at the New wlth an arrangeme nt of gl<~ doh )o ma {c c vestJgattons the alleged w1th t all yellov. ta pers Jn SIJ\ r mumst Jnflut'nee w1thm the Inter Mllton Roush Blanche Jone.s Mra Haven Park George Burns attended the fun hold<>n on rtlher s dt natiOnal Lahor Organnatlon and Mabel Johnson Gol'den Youq Jr cral of h1s aunt Mrs Pete Burns Preb<'nl wen :'rt rs Hu am Fuh mvesttgaLJon of th e Arn encan Clv Mrs Florence YoUng Mrs Lena at Leon recentl)' er Mrs Chn~tv Baer Mrs Wtl II Liberhes t mon for alleged Com Lyons- Mra Oleva Young Mrl!l VIsiting Andy Stewart over the llam fl ~her Mrs Alfred Yeau~cr OCief'•J mumst sym pathies J eame Camp Mn Cora Roush W Mr~ Charles B;u r Mn W liard Y Oth 1 d 1 V Duncan F M Lockett Mrs W week end were Grover Stewart of M {l M Everett fhoma~ er reso utwns calle or a R Profttt Mrs Robert Gilland and Detroit MJch Bob Stewart and Faudree Mrs A nanda B11rr Mrs !\1r tn I l\1r "'II> 1 \ I Y ba;~ ltll ~~s v ~!l oJ In lolu 11 pension of $100 per month for all r ! H' fv d I v1 hu~ !Oda World War II ve(erans be.gmnmg daughter Pameta Mr and (rs. soa Bob ot Maaon Roger Danu I~ \t ~ l S Neil c n nh Mr and Mrs Robert Sprouse Mrs Mark I va n ~ Mrs Jacob D 1 sJ ~ l w r ~r nmr~r ~ I home! )' at the age of 65 re storA'LJon of Benn)' M1kehorn Mr and Mrs bv h I m t r Mrs H I) MrKt n Mr" Rudolp h Burson 8 lrlmg government hfe msurance whiCh Walter Stake and sona Clara WU and daughter East Lhrerpool o er Mn KPrr s Rou sh l'vlrs I cw s W Jk ('l Mrs H11n90 n dr r an I D~vuJ Ashle\ ~illl Mrs f( wlanc1 Da is K111gs expired Jan 1 for servicemen hams Mrs Betty Call Violet Slay are spending a week with Mrs. e Sr...,~ nutotl ol. Sprouse s pwrenta Mr and Mrs 1 Holter Mrs r.vrJtlt n mcwoorl I Mr t \lr Fnmk V Mrl r r hury Road a I Mr~ (laJr Burson and .acceptance of the Veteram ton Gene Duncan W H Fox Mrs All crt Jl!te M ~ 1 drhf' Ao;l wo, "' ~ ~~ t f Mr 1 d Shade atlrn !1 J II c Bla r Ma tson 1Adm!nutratlon nght of 11 veteran mohl ••~loaod hood BIRTHDAY F.:.RTV Joe Roush vistted Mr and Mrs }Irs Dalt \\.ar r M 1\ erl 1 Mr~ l h MtN 11' S Ia "'cdthng 11 l rcccptun at th to recP.Jve tare fr•m ciuropractors box. A b rthda)' party waa givca lor Walter VIllars at Pt Pleasa rt re Mrs 1 rn~e t ( \Crt at 1 hahv I rcsbytena 1 lh Jrch A them; when entitled to dtedtcal benefits Holt f' r }lr~ Ill d llu 11 :'firs \-n cently gil Hamm Mrs George Bacr Mrs so ( 1 r l<~ ( 0:1 ! " I 1 r I Salur{lay flrrnoon Two ancu~nt vehicles ~longmg Elam e cartwnght honoring her ftth • AJI.IMfoJ loollam ro;l. Bob OlivP.r retw-ned borne after Oh1.n c.enhelmPr and M1ss R ~chcl h S 11d a\ f on I 11 mulh 11 s Mr and Mrs 13cntz Wolfe were to the leg ion were hidden by birthday by her mother at the Slats h..,. "'Dvrafasti•• M ~ J 1 ct lc :'11 } ca ll ed to llanls SRturday morn pranksters A 1920 model T Ford home of her grandmother Mra apend g a week with relatives at Rou 8h Sendm g gl fl~ b 1 un~JE to al ~I a~ I M ~ \\ 1lf rrl S 1 Jhlr. mg by f h<' Bullous illness of hi ~ belonging to the Lockland Pot Dana Lewis The afternoon was Toledo boled ""''"'I Rnith. • tend were Mrs } J~cne F'orbcs J o~.:an wee l'le(ke 1 g ~ ~ of YLIJ M1ss Augusta Wolfe ~~ sptnt 1 1 plaW.ng gai1\CB Wltll prizes Mrs Addie Edwards wall dJs.. filler for bem~ awar&ed to Jimmie Blake charged from Holzer Hoapit&.l Jaat Mrs Albert Bartels Mr s 1 urlt :. 1 Mr nn 1 M s K nP!l ~~ lllu 1 y Mrs Elmer 1 r 111 d returned amoMh, quiet _ .. Oan'l Lcw19 David Kearns and tht: Friday Tho1e v1a1ting at her home Karr': Mr8 Dav1:! Nca~c M1s 1 ew 1 I f1 n tly to h1 r hom e In Colnmhu .. Sunday ~· do r pm: was won by Linda Call are Mr and Mrs Arthur Plt~an 1Ji Drown and Mr~ ~r~;~tl Nra~ Kt th Ntl ~ n \ 1 .,slnwn p nt <'ventng after a several days VIS1l lion. Mr Lewts Haines of Toledo 0 11 wcckr: I vtth h s 1 1r s at wtth Mr a.nd Mrs Ru ss Watson Motchlng Cllfoot Those attendmg were Susie 8 J Redman spent the week r 1tr1 nfl II 1 t I ~ 1 n Thts' evemng at B p m the Meiss Wams J1mmlc and Sharon end In Columbus ley bllnclt for oafro...,. H 1 Mrs Olan ( en he nc r lll d ra p ~ounty Mens A~tsoctallon of the Norman Spurlock Columblta b M 1 d M s t lt k 11 rh u r md ght lr Judy return~ I to the r Churches of Chnst are having a Gla1.e Parkanna and Ch11rlene Kel windows. \1 r tnd Mrs Hebert l c..,.ksbaf} hon c Athens R ad Fnday aft er Family Nlght at the Middleport ly Beverly and Sheryle Burns Jen viaJttng her 11ster Mrs Fanme mfM" Van Meter Jackie Unl;la Blake spc 1 1 the w€ek t 1 r1m al a VISit In Detr01t M ch Church of Chnst Mr and Mrs Bill Stobart, Ra Uty where 1 r 'n 11 1 t e Stn1 Mr and fl1ram Fisher of The speakerJ are Sheldon Tho- and Marg~e Call Cllnedda Erwin David and Bryan Kearns Chari&! et.ne Oh10 and Mr and Mr 1 The Rl'v Jl~ ward BuprJciL pa~ Co nve uon of 1 t \ n r c Mtnersv!lle left thi ~ mol'nlng for maa mlnbter from Martms 'Ferr)' 1lr or th,. lint Prc11hyler an f! lon L-ong Branch N J to VLB!t their and ReDjJe Youngthe 11 tudent and Jim Blake Dana Lewta Carl George John•on and famtly M'i Churrl and M 11s S ~an 1 ro hll~LO M I 1\lr~ J 1 11 c Mar son and daughter tn idW Seeona from Hawaii who Is sponsored at Judy W•JUams Nicky Nicholson 10n VISited Mr and Mr1 Harry WOIJC 1m11 4taua htl r of ~lr Hnd Mr~ Lowtll 1on ~prn1 !h( wcckt t 1 , th her Lmutenant ani Mrs Ted Fisher the Kentucky Chrlstla~ colleee In JuY Wtlllams Nick)' Nicholson Johnaon Sunday afternoon Floyd Roach ba1 retUrned to his Probasro lcfl !hi~ m ot~ Ill: f r narc nts M ~nd :lolls ( I! Karr Tt Fisher Is stationed a1 P' Grayson by the Mcig 8 County Mike Roush Tom11 and J C Colley WT LONGR G-ale and 81'uee Darst Jtmmle employment at Huntington aftet a Ca mp lrc,'j mtn l at Plf'du t Sr II IJy Annr Ia It M11 rwuth n the Arny Signal Men a AssocJatJon George Cunmngham and Randy week at home due- to the Uiness or hr M I w1~ K r t r 1\1 s K D Corps - -- Miss Probasco w II attt nl for an wldlht up ttU' Lee Lewis Janet and Janite N1cb h 1• father Sam Roach He- j• In Jun tor Hl.!i: h camp Ml a rcpn~, Amsb 11 I !J i h1 r m ~nd ...,..,.,, hanR; ohton Ann and Ph)'llls Williams the hospital at Galhpohs I a t 1ve o r t hc Inca I W c~ !Jnll~ tr T Mt lin d 1 Mr Hnd Mrs B n Ncutzllng I ~1h B~J it y Koehl! r Jo Ann Qut~enberry Mrs Jea.ne Mrs Marvin Allen haa returnr" YoulhFcllowah!pandMr IlUPJlCit nN r. ll]t!is VISltl!d Mt and Wfrecallf' lto( ul un hl sSaturd!y Cart\vrighl Mra Evelyn Ntchollon home to Toi'Onto 0 after spend wil!llervoal!!eotnctllur lcal herl'1r l t s lltnt san rl l l1n iul hy thect J!Jca! JIIne sso fh sllo.. U ICOhOn Mu Earl Darst Mr and Mn ing a few days vhiitlna relatives and assJIJtllnt lifcRuatJI f1 tht 1 Jtl 1p 1 \\ t !rwswl ) lhrr lose ph Nouttllll~ James Cunntnglmm ana Denise fn Cllfton week M t \frs l L W 1 I! I ~ Mr~ F.rne~t Rho(1{s lf'fj Sntm 1 1 Mr and Mrs Cline Erwin Mma ~~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;: v' k' I I gu sl~> f II Ia} for ~ vtsJt with rclatJvc tn Meigs County Garden Club mem Lcwn Mrs Dana Lewis the hosIs 1\11 ~frs f. M W t mton 1bers will be lntcreated to lea rn L£'ss Margie Cartwnght and the 1 112n1 y C 11 11 tgh n 1 110 who Mr 31 d M s 11cnr.) Reibel and that the Garden Path ofrJcu1J honoree Elaine Cartwright. s \ 1 .1( t ts gnu dn lf<'t !~ l\1n Mr and l\1r~ Donley li c lhel and ma,~~:uine of Ttre Ohio AR&ociatton Wt 11 ll oh 11 anrl :\olr An I !\.11 ~ fl t~ ht cr Donna v1s ted Satur of Garden Clubs has won second I 1 <_ I J.li Am rJI 1 ~ ll! g Stn d) In \\ lkcs\llle With 1\tr;. and prize for pre!entatlon In class 4 dHV IUI]ls II hr thr ~ ~n or" lo M r~ H<illcy Strong and family oftheFlowerGrowcrGarden Club ll:ar1b n Monroe lam E vel! cal do<'IO M s Hob trl Warnc1 spe nt sc\ Pubheatlon contest a nation wide 7 YEAR ITCH Mrs Rid rd Ch 1 m b<'r~ Mrs E Na l days la~t week at the L11n compctttlon (Clnemnacope Julm col r 0 Jln ll Mrs 1 ohcrt Coats n I caster camp !(rounds Hlld Httend Frt1nce1 B Roberts of Flower 1l1 1ght r < ~ nsOne wvre m t\th • I lh<' l\letl>d st WSCS sc hilol of [Grower a national home garden -alsotsswn! rnagulne has announced the Charltan J{{'ston I iz 1! rt h Sc• U t s 11 I Ly t ottcnd the s 1m , 1h( 1t t r ~ hov. II Ward uBAD FOR! I!ACH OTHER M s Dd It Uirnn hll n D te ts Rece nt guests of the C D and ~1'8 Edward Ray Lancaster ed Tutt & Wed July 23 24 v ltc I S Hloy w th M1 and Mr~ llp P'r<'cku lamll es Pine l rove !tor of the magazine has acted as FAMILY NIGHTS ( i trl s McNamee and u l~n \[ wctr. Rev 1 G Weber lllinoiiJ judge of several flower shows tn 2 Adult Tlc:kett edmlh ur full Jlln ,l! nt II r M11x SJ nhot n hn n c Mr ~ P;~ul BRcr and daughters the Count)' lneludlna the hrst JameN Cagney I Mr 11 I \1rs Jnhn rho u ~ :\it I Mr IIHI Mrs ( harle~ BAum 11 lfl county wide !!how this summer at Humphrt y 111 gart dlrpo 11 1 Mr~ f:IJ1. brt h liNd ~r and Mrs Edward Baum of Pomeroy ''THE OKLAHOMA KID 1 110 1 viRile 1 wJih Mr 111 d l hesttr Sgl Mildred Baum anti -------- a Is()..-... \lr!( l n t Ila l~u nd hnutv nt Major Fran Womaehe of Wash Jama11 Ca~o; ne)' J\.1 n f 1 ~n 1 thr.~ all v!~ led In nl,ll on 0 C fiU&IIphH .) ROH irl 11 \\>1\h Mr ~ .s h r wma!l ncph ~w lildon It Kracutcr attended the ANCtiLS WITH DIRTY FACES f rtr) Ill hC'~ und ran ll V mer! ng of officers or the EUB Mlln s 1 h af IHid m< rc!l :vial 100 Mrn o f the Southeast conference 11 11 1 s ~~~n \1 f' ( nl mh IS have hchl Saturday at lhe ( trclcvllle 5 be<'n v ~ lt..l n :\1r HI Mu Evcretl E:UB Churt h Mr s Uugh Dan1eln left Frl!1ay Bach u r ~Il l daughters 1 111 m 11 The annual d1nner party or the Ill I Kur<'!l f I her home Miami Fla afto· Fort nile Club wall held in the ma1n M Sgt 11 11 Mrs JJmoR nrrw mg 11 vi~>Jt wl\h Mr anll Mrs Harry dinlnt room of the ChanceUor Ho tel Parkersburg FridR)' evening ton 1nd Julu \ r on1111 l1 ft SR lJlr I rr Bailey HJATHER $$50.00 flav for SpHttn hu rl( S C to VISit - - - - - -- Ml'a Patricia Kloes was unable Aha $100 1o 2D5 anti \1 S~.t:l Hrl'v.lnt::tnJ ~ 1wll r Mrs to attend and those preaent were Wockftng Ring $12..l0 ( lY Br c wtt~o:tn [l 1 lh1 \ w II he Anne llowell Mra Jack Bachner 1 Ul lJ nlt~l homr l v St idra Mrs Robert Morris ~rs Rbbert ............. 41........ .;RHwl J.:l n whu hub { il \IS I ng Tewbbary Mr11 William Walters 4.......... ,......., ~ her gr~1 dm olhcr Mn Robert Mllh Mrs RJchard Mr il nl i\Jrs Robert Collts ,;pen t Schwab Mra Henr)' Nt.tll Mn th e wet ken! wtth ht hrllt!IC!r!i'. Ro Mn Olive Ingraham as11 sled Jobn Fultz Mra Gerald Anthony 4...... .,. ........ ~ ... AN ( uts H1chnwnd 11 t I ret! h~ IJC!r dau~hlcr Sm lrR Kay on t;oah M nc 1 and Lhcu faml hcs t 1\ Jed W th p rt)' FrtdHy MINN FARMS UP •n4 Clo•it1. •r~4 ••IIIMir M~~~•M41 Ia llMoallf\ol -....,,. Mr unrl Mrs Coats al ~ 1 vJsJtccl h t-ume S tme• ST PAUL-Minnesota farm Mr and ~~ N Flovd S1llrr (Bell y \ vt ~ ormg I r dauJ:lhf'r You'll ; lilt o~ fr[t~dly, courteous Rcecl) liRe! fnnulv 11.1 M tl('l(' ~r s Breral 11 Sue on I' r twelfth birlh land la worth an averaae of $12t: C...•l•ntlth an 11cre Recording to Philip M Sallee is ll Conilcr local ••~ice as much jlt Yoll hk• tire way Pirl• c.llt<liw Mr nnd \'rs Lcs1tc r Bowers Th e '~cnin..: \\ ~ !\ spcn hi Raup agricultural economist al we da your liundry ta pert.clionl chlldn n Rn,:: or and VIC'kl Spring I nd li and 1: 111p sinalng with the Unlverslt)' o( Mmne1ota He 1 tt~ OWI Knlllfl• sa1d the price jumped an aver rlelct wet e recent guca L1 of Mr Mts lngrnham at lhe ptano Whe fott wk~ hi 11 •u•ry Du•Mil A doll c'kc centered lht! re- age of five doilar1 an 11cre lnst values increastd ••• alway• pr!!~pl9n ptek·V;>• and £1 esh1 H~ nt fable and cakc iee year Land c1~ m and punch were served to seven per cent eRch In i9M and dtllvtrltsl us, ' WUII liSl' OIJR r amar 1 li'tnlaw Jo1 11 ter Lohstl 1~ R1frlgerator and LAt KRth~ Wolf r \Judy R1gg..~ Susan LytlE' Phylll~ Kurm Larry Wll £.ali Rang!' Slices or cucumber ,give a and es r;r 1dll UO)d and tt lph Mike 1peclal touch to chilled conl$01 Pay Only $SD SO do11 n tllck •tid Bob \\ mry me Score the eucumber down the the honored i UMt r •(' f' ived 1 sldee with tlhes of 1 fork before l A3-~l aad tl2fJ 80 p.-r m~mth number or &lfts &Ueing Mrs H P. Smith Mary Jane ~cott Is H.onor Guest At Friday Shower I Returns From MISSIOnS School y I .r....... ., CINCINNATI • ' r IRST e I Pomona Grange Meeting Is Held "p' UNITWD ,_1111 Ohie1 CMSI.rtW• Puttr Mr'ft\ --........ ...,, . -.....•·t·-•-.t ., . ..... ,... ....... dwA ..... ....••~ 1M thu ......... - M4 ......,......, ,.""........... ,..,.,_ ro rrae lt~tereqt., •11e ·~-- ArM R , etllty NO 83 Jul7 38,' lt&7 Pomeroy Middleport, Th d F dOY Cl b A I PICniC Held I .. , I I • I I I Middleport .• - POMEROY (/J MOIIII joll.f{OM MM4f Cf.i,,."- ,...,r; I Council Gives Consent 1o Street Repair I SOCIETY s• Pow.er~y Date In 'ihe Universe 11 EMETIAN BLINDS I e I • ·-~ . \ • '• ••• "' •• .....' Leave FOr Camp j j • ~ - '"'"' .. •••x- Mr~ $331} GOrden Cl UbS p bl' A d dp WQr e I ' • e I Presmon t D • e "'" • .,. Church me'" Plan A fOml'ly Night TWQ Fr'Jm Here I I I I Fortnl'te Club AnnuaI D'Inner par ty I Held I ) ' • Olive Ingraham Is Party Hostess Fr1day Evening 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW ............................ , ....... .....,_ ' I .,l' s.,,, ,..,._...,..,.._.C..., C.;t,. -.... Furniture $595 Sttrlfl ':W/tj • "'' I o, t/ .. INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRF. NDRY DRY CLEANING SERVICE ---- tou',. RJa,. rrr COLLIN$ JEWELRY SfoU Call-122 · BAKER FURNITURE On T•e Brlglite11 Corner )fiddleport HOME LAUNDRY CO. C11t 6190..1 N 2n4 A,., Mkld- • Skeltons Meet With . ' ' ) PIIMI"' • Four Accidents Investigated By Highway Patrol Four auto acdduU.& in Meles County w1thm a •pan of 14 houn \:ept the State Highway Patrol men assigned to lhtl area on th o> run Monday and resulted In th£ !M'eat of four drivers The fin.t Q{ the m•~ h;~~ wac reported at 1 20 A M Monday on State Route 338 four tenths qf a mlle South of the Junct1on of RD1.1te 124 when a veb1c e <lrtven by Roy Proffitt lit or Route 1 Portland went out o control and rolled over several tlmea Proffitt w11s treated at the offteea of a Ravenswood pbyal cl.1n for head mlurl ea His 1957 CheVI'olet was completely de mollshed aceordmg to the patrol The second of the accidents ooeur"ed on State Route 33 three and three tenths of 1 mile North nf Pomeroy when Flo)'d Porter 31 Fultonham drwlng a attempted to oil I Rain Comes Too Late To Damage Tomato Harvest tru•k be!':~~ytry-o~~n t=:d~~~ W1'dely Sou«llt f;H Miss1'ng W/!tness In Sh..ppard Murder Is Woo ted be the High School Band Room wllh .f t.J any gtrl from the E11hth to the Eieve•t• grade •• ••,.. .It gible TI)e two girls ebosen fbig 1 1;1 year will be majorettes next year , ., Drum maJor tryouts will be DELAND, F a (UP) -- A Wtdely sought mJasing witness hold Monday July 29 at 10 A M tn the Shepp~rd murder case early today contacted Shertff at the Band Room Rodney Thursby 10 a long-distance call from Waterloo Iowa The d1reetdr ha.s also announe- the sheriff reported ed thatAueuat Senior 5Band praotlce w•lll Thursby decl'"ed 101 t.n Wa!hing • ,. start Further dcta1h 'rt to disclose lmmedtalely any details of his a tltffi>year high wiU be onnounoed i•t•r by the convereallon wiw the cJ>,IIer, rnl!fchant seaman Ernest James 1 dU'eetor who has moved to 250 KolofoiJ•s of Lon, Beaeh caur I -The pii!nrt ccynmitije ot th" North Third Avenue I who is believed abfe to 1dentlfy Middleporl"Pomero)t }\otary Cluh the murderer of MartlJn Shepf3 0 e~ Rotary Picnic Committee In Special Meetmg r Monday II rain to 2 lnche< suburban !rom • July l).ed rush !lUburbs ana Shore Drive and flooded u~ had a specllil rneetin.J Monday at the home Of tJ'ieir M:esident C F Htbbo • when final· ~llns were made for tbe.. ptcnlt: With IP~P'- 1 matoly 75 rOServatlona ~~taae for Rotarians and their families i I l Waham!l High T0 'Band (Am R c N01 Be, H~ld '!"' 1 The plen,lc wlll be held at th / Scout camp at Cbeater., ~ ,... d Announcement WI!J made on PreupL were Jack> n.obson an Sunday that the annUal band camp 0 sponaored tbe Bbaandd m ~ 1 Booitera for the -ama n Reed Jr and Emmet Shufer will not be belli .thl• year because ol the J'41c1: lbat thtJ 1chool as yet lq~ flQ band director I The eamp bid been planned for C._,... .,., a week "'n Aug1,15t at the Yout~ i:JC)f Camp near Rlpleyt \.dl The aJUltJI) B.wilit~9!'·~m for members 0 Waliarnald 118 and -their famillel waa b~ on sunday '&t the New )laven Part A p1c:rilc basket luneh waa lel'V\ ed and a short bu.aine .. meeting ill (lbarg.; of Prelldent Flo.yd Carma:~ WI! held '[lhe Boosters vote to smet~~···-~· Ployees 1nnu'i't picnic to be held ~ ~1t!:k::e fi~er~uv!ls ~~ ~)' WW~~ama M'ddJenort Grad Is I'LOSen r t:le sqmethne in t..uguat No deflntte da\e has been set a1 yet Tigers-Yankee Game To Be On TV '-'ar-'- h ritt w.. o ,_ holdina a 11 1111 ae I e ~;> Florida convict aa a ' lonfeued sutpeot ID the erl.m.e ror which Dr SaOluol &be~par~ wa• eon vleted deacrlbed Kolofoltas as havln• glVeD him an urgent meu1ge " H~ ••ld tfl.e c•l caroe. from a telejJbofle booth ,.. in Wa&frloo ~i~ ~uthOrifl-. Arrive • Obio auth9)itiu who Monday nipt to question a Flol'l da convict about hla co~e81Jon to 'he murder haVe prevtousl) said KcdotoUas ma)' be able to prOve the truth or the claim Kolofoba• told inv.e.tlpton ol the SheJ)para ~urder cue 111 GlevelaJ;Id thl'ee ~Irs agp that ht Wll »ld:t;d up by a ln¥J wbo acted oerv:ous II.Dd bor.e 11tatne tbJt m,IglJt tiave be•n blood ·""'OnUnuod on P•ae Three) arriv~ 1 t'l ,. House Approves Pay Pt,ftmt FOr Dh-- Po~tal Workers D ft Call C t For Sep'*emOOr By De(ense Dept. W:AsatNGTON UP- Tbe De fense Dep~ment today dropped the drart dill to 8 Ooo men for September but •erved nobce It docs not 1ntend to eliminate conseript10n m the near fu ture I I The September caU w11 3 000 below the number called for Auaust an t' was the lowest mon thly quota amce April 1956 Wben 8 000 men were drafted T.he draft was sla~h(ld to carry out Defewe Secretary Charles £ d Wil•on • reeent order to rt uee the atrengt.b of the sentcea by 100 000 men by next January The ArmY tbe only servJl'" whleb drafts men b snoulnermg 1 t half the tota manpower cu Wilson ordered Of its 50000 re duetton 44 470 wtll be m the en listed ranks I WASIDNGTON or I Backers and opponll!lntl aaid the melture would belp pave t~ way tor ral~• &lao for IiillS 000 white collar workers In other go'vlrDmeot t~entie& Carpenter Man BOund To Jury On Non-Support '' ln announemg the September call the Pentagon s1sd tne low UP Tho er level of calla reller.ts the deHou.e pa4aed sod •ent to the cision to reduce the number of senate today • bill to raise the personnel in tbe armed forces. pq of po8tal workers by $M6 lll yoilr 'Draft tails for the Army wUl The $317.,000,000 intseue was not be ehnunated m the ne.ir approved .pn 1 roll qll vote future becauae tbe reduced Memtier.s bad 1ppr0fed It len ~trefl.(thl t.b.e announcerrttlln tativelyt Monday ~ aald There was qo deflmt1on of the term near futul'E! The aetton eame In the raee of stero objffiioni lly the adaUniaWU80D la kiwwn tration and amid hints that Pren dent ~en~ower wm veto the. Jmpoftanee ~ . ~~:~!~!''~ ti v~ aerv1ee•ttl•~tjl\ii meat~ lf fl II pasaqd;.)o by till ,roduelot '.';' leha(e/ 1 Uf'Vices The am:ciiJ-tbe-OO..,G paa raise serve program~: would tlfeet IU8 000 pp.stal work Ol'L • ...,... ")fiddleport High Tryouts ELBERFELD$ ~ r1ze I I r lfNf on Village otfJc:Jal.s today haded a proposal of the State Departraent o'f Highways to ~urfa( e 2.03 mUe~ o! highway:~~ lll8itlt'l Pomerov 11• J reaDy wonderful thlJl8,. This aent1ment was ex]ll'ea!!f! at a apcclat eouncJ, (!leetlng at 9 thiS mornmg In towa haU where the first reading on two con!lent ordmancu was given A second and thlr~ reildine wW be g vPn the measures in a eontlil ueJI- ;;esston ~nday mornm; when f1 ve members can be pre sent Mayor E F RObinson p01nte€! out that Ord No 316 provld~s for art asphaltic concrete aurfaC6 on 1 4 of a mile on Rt 7 from the mtersectton of Rta 7 33 to the corporation nne Thi!J would cost a total of 1 $5 840 ot which the village will pay $112 Ord No 319 provides !or the sam11 surf~ce on 1 'l8 of a mtl" ()l,! Mam St. (llt 33 7) cot~tmg a ll\1•1 of ~00& of wblch th• 1 town will nay $7415 as Its share When this 1s com_pletcd and the Rt 124 resurfacint job h cone l111ide Pomeroy by Oct 13 our strelft.s w!U. be In gond sbape tb.e mayor said I I ·~ --- -_____ ,_____;·..~~~·~fair..~~~~·~~~..~·;1·;·~.,~~.. CLIFfON 1 Weatlier av &:~..., •••"''.. "' "'•ill" President Told Civil Rights Bill Is Facing Defeat WASHINGTON UP - Sena'fl Republican leaders mformed Pre!Jident. Eisenhower tot.ay that the conb'O'ltrlllal part three O[ h111 etvil rights blll races probable defeat Senate Repubhcan Leader W1l ham Knowl.and pubhcly conced"d that admtmstratlon supporter~ may have lost their hght to keep strong court tnJUnallon teeth in the btll and a broad federal protection of all cJVtl rights He did so after a White House Qleet ing of Republican eongreutonal leadera with Eisenhower He said the)' told Easenhower that tber~ may be enouah doubtful .. ~tea tn the Senate tiJ support an 1mendment ehminlt in& pBJ't three 4 mltft clauses Part four guarankeing be rlJht to vote atanc'ls a better t&lllD(le of tcceptance Kriowlar d aald Wtth this and the firat t\\ o p1rta-establishing a special a'i slstant attorney general for tJv 11 rightt and an mve!hgatlve com mbaion- tbe biiJ may be pU&ed in severil week& Knowland told reporten:.:__;-:-::--:-:-:-::-: ND REPORT MADI Pollee Cblef Frank Hudlob lal4 totlay 11.0 formal report was made on a 'llliDM' traff1e accident Mo•t~ay involving Fremont I SIG John 111' Wilson at ntetroe<iti~n of .)lutternut Ave St ' Peop~ ':!'Jtiod of expected board to go abtad w.;tth this llhiD2, We bave worked on it for U ye~ra, aUc:tina om- neck.: out tour difiennt bond iuuea Adt\llly they said "'we did not have autboraty and we !till don't, to do any of tbJa. We did it b«ause we believed ID the need for a blQer boSintal in MeJga Caunty All we are supposed to do Constable Ron Evar.& .unated Ia ernt.e a Veterans Memorial and jaCled Edward Kaiser 28 I.e- ~~=l~with the $202 000 voted tart Falls on a charge ~~tr int.oxi l:!&tion Monday afternoon He will 'l'lte 8 keamen polnted ou-. that the board in fadng 1 &ttuaUon appear before Gnndley where the public sbttwed an apparlaek Of enthua111m baa done it eould to brin4 tbe boap1tal 1uto reality Th.ey hoped the meeting tonight wUI tel .I eourse that wiU enlltt more publit ~pport if tbe bond tiiSUe 11 to be pn.'lellted thJa year. or aJJl' time Members of the Booster eommat tee to Jbclude Mn: VII'Iil At Dutton. George E :Shee\s and Cbep,.. Harold HowelL 23 C.rpenter RD was bound over to the eoun ty grand jury undrr $GOO bOnd Mon~ay through the court. of Ju• tiee of Peace R E. Grindley on a charge of non support Marvm Lusher also ehargecl wtth non support, was freed on a stmdar bond pending IJ'lnd JIU'f action � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 22, 1957 hendrix hutchinson