http://66.213.69.5/files/original/312e3bae4e8877d901778b4e590b12ea.pdf 3d433b665f26e0a3654808784d99c82d PDF Text Text • 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 �. ..... '?'9, . ' . • ..... - ... " . '- .. ,.. ~- ~-"' ~ " .. -- '"•• H?~sewives m the new Children's Home .. .. '' '" .'' .. .. ' . ... .[ - ' '• ,. ·• •• ·-..... -~ ~ ., '" " ..•"• .• .' ....'. ' ..,' ,; 1 ( -. .' . " ••' ..••• ' Addition were boiling Monday, and not only from the heat beating down from skyward . They had been without water in most inalances since 7 o'clock In l~e morning. One telephoned to say she had nsen early to can beans and was still sitting around at 2:30p.m. wailing for wa.ter. The general question seemed to sum up In a word somethmg like: w~~:ve the an•wer, and aJSQ . some good TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 TUESDAY VVednesday ,,55 J' public highways and streels with refuse from snacks enjoyed while lravcllng long or shorl dtstances . These usually <Jre quite impressive They have impact . a 1 e mtercs[ catrhmg, and show profess iona ls had 1he1r h.tn<b 10 form an d dialogue CH~NNEL ers~ and lawn fa.u. cets than the pumps at the Meiga Water Company's station can produce There waa an added weird factor that innuenced '!,._ situation "onday. A wa•er com•..:: .IIJ , pany spokesman"said that somehow a rumor ltarted fn Middleport Monday morning that the water would be off there during the day. This had one quick and direct result-every· body started drawing water like rrtad . The Utility received phone caUs aBk1ng how long tbe water would be of( and no number or •uallly denials that It would not be off .,. stopped the wildfire of rumor. In at Jea.st one neighborhood t'n Mlddlepo•·t or residents were called to doors to hear a Wllrn. lng from an urchin that the water would be 0 (f IOOh , 'nte rumor likely began from a Children's J.lom.e AdditJon resident telephoning a lriend " or relati\"8 in Middleport and mentioning I.. there waa no water ln her house. tt•s liD easy '' I •• ~ ,, • ;)IIJI I 10:00 Just how impressiv~ th ey are catPbe seen in our reco unt of a rem ar k by a lc llow worker last week He sa1d : , ··' r was :roing down to Middleport and wa.s about to thmw th e remains of a pac!<age of tobacco out my car window Then I caught myself That would be ltttering th e street." Many states post signs readrng ''$ 100 fine for anyone caught throwmg any kind of m aterial on the highway'' or words to that e f. fert Ohio doe s not Surely, we don't need ~·Uch punitive act1on to stop th e Jitt erbug h a~ If the people who keep TV going at a profitable pace retain and expand thclr public service activities and their educational pro- ., • 4.00 4·30 Comedv T;m) 5 30 6:00 6 30 6:35 6 4!i 7 00 Popeye Presents Spinach Playbuuae Weathercast Sports Eye NBC Nt~s Fe.tlvlil of Stars u~ Pi.n\c.:. . . Moviettme ·M'et \lcGru~ , , • J 'I .. "' • g111nlng Oct to And o.ro01. 8-lnch ~ I Williams was 1 photdgra)her'"' N ew Yor4.. before ta~klin• Holl)'wood. Here he lpeftt •ne year rtoin• 25 "doQt>Wav ..ill" while '~> eontrac.t to ' UnJvl!!h:al-lnter "' under national Fh'lally he qutt in dllgn.!\1:, and hill agent suueJted he Join · tbc hordo.s of -~dora trytn1 lor th• "Zort·o" lead at Disney Studio. Disney thmks "Zorro" will ap· peal to grown·ups particularly women fond of mustaches as well as children. WilliamJI plays a dual role. L1ke Fairbank,~ rmt1 Powers. he appears as a Spanish don bu~ alSo a11 a mysterioue night mask ed rider wearing a black cupe and adttde 'a black · hof-.e. Tur· nado. . . hundreds of pounds of chol~ h1ea.t cut. and. eK!aJltld with a aheet or tllfev-cent po~age stamps . . _..:,:...... . UN.[VF.RSIT'Y - hfl ing made. F11rty thou sunr~ pl"l'· ~ons wet~ kliiHd la st y t>~r. but the numbt•r probably would il .lVt.' lwen twice as htr'!C h11d h1ghw'w ct.nd iUon h~l.'n thL• Sfl mt • m !ll56 ss !bey WL•re 11 iiL'('IH.Ir li.Jc:ll Morletn hi~hwav~ lllOVt' tr!tf· fl~ !a ~\('1', but tlu~r •• are frw L•r a~ctttonls · on turnpik e:-;, per v-1· h1t1re. than on oth11r roans Bl~ reflective signs that t.&D be sl.'l'll ellltmon. It probably wQutd have to he 1 u it\aht Ml well as 1n daylight , bi1 enouah to house all the pea. · new herutllvhta that give mall:i· pie of ChiCIKO under one root. mum v\sibilitv and minunHm 00 TO PIRATI CAMP would have coat about $20, 000,· ~late and elabornle slrcet-light· Hilton Wolf, Jr., (8iJ FoOiyl 000,000 and would take about 20 11)1{ syst1'lm9 are bc1n j!' u.sed tu 1 1nd hh brother, Larry WoiC•• years to build. By the tune it wn ~ red11ce the number of nlghlllm t• <Uttle Foozy) went to the Col completoct, theM fellowt; ti glJl·eri . uccldents. Although three tlm o!i UNbu!l Jeh' Stadium M~Hula~ for another CVI!Il biggt!r onl' WOllhl ~~ manv h•l ulltws occur at ni a-ht I two-day try-out II I PiUIIbUr gh hove to bu at.rted l'~i::urlll ll thf' ·~~ rlurlnt dayli~ ht. basl'd rm total Pk1lt1 baaeball c1mp. Both arn number of highway acciclf'llh trBvf>l, the rate umloubtedly •tan on tbfl Ra.tine OVA team that would h.ave occuJ·re ri It woulri be f:Jt wors.t! had not tbJI .eumtner. "BI1" as • tht•·d there had not been "tt>ady pro· qcicnce and lndu~try dt•velopvrl baie1111ft and lluuer and "Wtde··l IJre.ts in the battle a.:aln st high wluhoniJ to the problc111s of u 1 pltther. way accidents, thf.)' <lbcovcrcd nighttime visibility. that the United StateR would -.-L-01,-IN:-G:-Y-ti'"IT:Clover ~eaves, r!ivlded lane~. soon be spendina all or Jt~ S.U.T tAKE CITY - !UP) available money tor hospit.:~ls 1vlder .pnvcmCllls, mote gradual AnxWu• to IOmethln~~: •bout ~ urvta, blow O\lt ·proot tire!l anti the oper•tlon• of hi• cH~'• polJee and hotpltal bills. •eat belt11 are just som e of the lOMe, WJ11l1tn E. Lee went to hud· More tragic-or more grahfy· tbin1s bclnr tJ.!lCd in the daily QUirtei'J fOr I auided tour, en~ed Ina, accordlnsr to the way )'Oil battle agaln3t hi ghway accidents. .... ',ujurles anti deoths: 1, 1 ~efensive Baltlmo.re Cotta today he, waa tetirinJ from WofeUlonaJ tootbau- to devote ~11 tl~e to a rutaurant he and e.th, fUllback :Alan Amecbe opentel llirtt .... k. II<!. ; I" Booton Blick!o CBS.Newo Fred Waring Arthur Godltey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady f, Love of i.if~; Search tor ~omorrow .- Guidiag·Light" .~. ., ~ Hou1epartY·r • BriJhler lloy · ·seeret Storm .. Edge of NJs:llt ., •p. ~~f~" o:oo ;: ~2o~th~~c~··::\u~l'y~~ii~~;~· #; 1o,oo ' ' IO:OJ ' . t6'10 ' ,lQrced of t~e Now is the time to buy anew ~~4-DOOR SEDAN News Briefs a Jirong advocate of the plan for the 104 year old borough or Wallingford to be Incorporated ;nto the ton of WaiUngford . ,His c:ampaiKJllDg wa1 10 effec· that voters averwhelmlngly lett cJrculor fwltlo; It, •• thlt--lt live cut their ballots for the lucor· can be taken U.p ·and .acored' be· ~ poration. When it becomes offilore the roAr OD<b. cial next January, Buu'1 job wltl ~ abolished. IDUCAT!Of'IAL EXHIBIT ' ·J a.nderstana from Bill Gregorv ' A CUT tb1t each t-R Club, and FHA Club will be invJted to enter an-.etjueaSALT LAKE C~~Dr. Joseph tlonal exhibit to the Farm Yob'th . Kesler reeeived $14,000 a year Sh~w. Y~u ohould dtscuas this In as Utah's acUng state health dlr· your meetinp and by •It mesna, ector. Now thit he flnl5hed post-participate. R.erp.emhel', the date for the 1how is Aull('ust'30 and l1. You will receiv(. more lnfodla· Our Store tion on this ~ plans progre1s. queltlonlng j~utpfulnesa" ~.. - rf:.::t laCRITARY'S CLUB BOOK J knOw that It's sUU a eoUple ot month, away (tbat'.a wfly J'm bringing it up), but I would llke for each 4-R club secretary t'> bring tbe record book up to and hew your ' leader check right away. If this Is done now, wlll prevent a last minute ru1h ·on tbe part o~ aU concerned when it eomes tlme to hand i'l the aeeretary's boot. It Is due in eJtientally on october 1• fn the Extension Office. Remember that date. · te~or tcl!l.\' The ·skeptical Ohio officials s~id t)\e)' ,wanted to ao over WMJ.et•S eonfe11lon ''wltli a fine tootb eomb11 before Lbey would la~pt itS truthftdnua· because of ._diicrepanefes'' It contained. Ohio G... C. W!l\\'!)11 O'Neut Monday cilled off a tclt by Pfl· Ute 'l e~JI!~OJI&ta. ~ ~od •aid be , : wtll not permit lt untll he ts con· t , ' ITATI IIOYJ CAMP traduate wort: 'qulifyiftl bJm You juat have · a day to de· for the dJreetor't job, be may a:et I cidt whe-ther or Dot )'OU WIDt lO the talarJ 'tbat fOil Wilh it ; tw1na. •tarled IMDlt It to ... · - · Jt, ,, ......, wortbwbUe earnp. 112.000 anuuallr. .Jonn ..W. c.u..ty ... ,.......... attend tbJJ NIW PIN WIAJIJU You thould be l<l 7nr• old 1>1 'All ICE CRIAM DIIA .PAAM Wol.~ liOJOo COIUI!)o Jual . ..!dod July 1. Colt Of camp i• $11.30. BLUnTON, ID4.-Elmer JUcit, INDIANAPOLJS-Groeer Lloyd Forty bllUon dollan el1hl DO)' pin ......... to Ill ~~~ Better eall me riJbt away if you 1 lleented 1ame bHeder from Jone.a became the molt popubr lut Friqr 'utabt In •• ....,.... w1nt to 10Dell' . . , . . , ralul deer. Hll mtn iD his neighborhood ~he .apent ill W<tlt Genuar .la 1M .tve Uteft:t9qy at our ._H Ctmp. ITATI GIRLS' 4-H C~ Tbi1 amp 1tart1 Auau•t II aod herd tneludet four wblte-tall day his freezer broke down. ""The nut ceeade for new ~watt, Tbe new pJo wearert were told lhot the ·H plo Ia ool •• eo~ to end• AUJUit 11. I'm 1ure tbal fft"lll 1nd a youn1 Japuete tee cream waa, 1ett1n1 soft, and I includin1 20,000 mile1 of ...-. an accompllahment. ~l tbe J;»e- lho~e a:irll who co will btve •l,:dee;;r~·;;;;;Two~~·f~~tho~.;f~a~wn~•;;;;;;or:•;;:•;o:;u;ld~n='t;;;-;;;.;pOUr~i;;i;;;ng;_;';;'.;o;:ut;;,;;;IO:;.;;;';b;;ah;;;n;;ia.; . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~i Cott $14.28. Jinnina: ot rupo~;~liblllty. We are wonl'terful time. proud ot, our new: fl~P and .., YoumUJt be 14 year• oJd .Januaey hoPe they will Jilin wltb 'ua In 1 and not bave attended the Old· helplnr to lead tbe other 4-Hert er Youth Conference. Get In In the county. Tbe oew plo ll'ear- touch with office right away lf ers are Judy Wll10n, Darlene you plan to to. Sebwan:, Nancy Bltlne, Aall.l Belle Somm'f:r, 11net _.l!leCpy, Jnyce McCoy, Janie .Torclea· and Jubling MeClung - CO~atula· TAKING A RIST t!ons, ~otmt ladies and JOUDR MOUNT VERNON, lnd.-Eidon men.......• S1ltzman walked intO hie yard and found a weasel under his MAlON YOUTH SHOW Now that our campi are OV'I..'f, lawn mower. now ls the 1Jm.c to .put tbe fiailb· HELPS SILF LOSE JOB I lbg touches on rour •liM 4-H project. Y.ou ,.mu•t-remeQJber that Conn.-Bor· In . order to have 1 complete~ ougbWALLINGFORD, Warden John A. Bun Will project, tbe eircul11' mUst be 4-11 NEWS fllleCI out~ the aetlvilJea eompleted and lhe !file~ blted et our FII'ID Youtb stmw. Wben you brln1 ytlur artlc.IJ:~to es:bibrt, pleue bring your pro- Cleve1and area was bell«lved. like-ly to determine whether Oblo oC·fic:lals Will give Dr. Sam a lie de. Big Payoft · 'I ' · Bob crosby Show'l' ,. Millloniire ' ·,, 8:30 I've Got A Setret tO;P~ !O,lC Mlligs County News. Spirittial Freedom to co~~::'t t!:~~o~~d .Off ' .The. poolibtllty that lhe mer>qtint seam·an mlaht · identify W~dlel: 18 having been ~n the As th"' WQI'iu- Turnt six-man natlona aa an eumple of one t)'pe of Amerlcan : muai_:.....'·-- 911 · 111 Cbeo• IU.tther 1.1 A team "CO\Iertd the fo~:~,Nll)' ;;Jazz Fettlval here for an~lalon to Iron Curtain W.,tler, 23, )ut week eonfea1ed the: ··murder for which Sheppard, ~eland O&teopatb, was convict· '' f:d. ' At . the Ume Sheppard wq con· , yicted ~"R 1 HCOI\d-detree mur· Cler ebara:e for bla wife's death, Jlo otlier suspect who · mJgbt bave been tbe motorlat could be found CaPta.ln K'an&afOD ' 8:00 9:30 10,00 NEWPORT, ll vo~ot America efter liuaby-baired Donald Joaeph 6·31'1 · Mv Frler.'d Pllcka 7:00 VIc Duhone '· ,- " '~0 o,oo o,ao g,oo WJEH • nf .Holzer Hq8pital Fully Stocked PAINT AI The Prlees ' YOU Wut To Pay Clinton Fisher Co. 8:00 to 5:00 8 Days, A Week . CLU~TON pleaHI Ul Millo St. to pltlll you" f:omeroy I Store Hours Pur 0 Lotor 011 ~,llle.rs Good Mobil Servlee "'It ,Plans To ln$tall ..,., ·.' eupe:riOr operating economy Free Parking · BOLIN$ MOaiLGAS Studebaker CHAMPION Deluxe Thrifty Sweepotokeo SU. perform&IIOO PfO\'ideo Mobil Tires & Tubes MoiiU Fan Belts ~·&' ---":'-. (choose one to suit your taste and purse) IS . OPEN. DAY ancl NIGHTS · . W-edler'a col)le&alon. ' ·Studebaker COMMANDER Deluxe . v-a pmf.......,. combined with baoo-, functional styljdf J FISHER CO. SALIS- PAINT- SERVICE --Y Mlddtopor't 6UI·X ) _ ___ ;._;,_ _ _ '· _;...;;;t,..,.L:.~Ht-,!l-L.....U~: ,...;... WHTN-TV -Chann.el'·13 ·" U:SO ,. ··: Daily t '' ' On Your R9dio DioJ.' ~ ' : .... ·lflt~~ • ·" . likooled•finned brakes t :OQ CortoortCiub 5:00 MiJ!_key llowe Club 8:00 Five Star Final :S:l!J John Daly and News UO ' Confltct f:3o Wyat1 Earp 8:00 lfritten Arrow S:Str The'" Hinli[e of Fate g,oo J Spy 9:00 !'ubllo ~!<fender tO,oo Newo •! the Night ,.,, ' ' ~ ._ 1 ' Studebi!.ker PRE$IDENT CLASISIC UOW' wbeel .base, •• 4-boml earbumor !UI4 ' . The ' 1:00 Feminine Touch ~ii:!OO Afternoon Fillll, FesUval s:ao Life With Elizabeth ' 990 ' • ' lO:lp · IUO 11:45 . 13 NtWI ' \ The PACKARD TOWJII .SEbAN LuxuriowJ to the ...neat dolail ••. oolotanc!in1 performance with built-ill~ ~w.niner ~Oll; ~uidn'~ hang clothes .... this sutroner, get a GAS dryer ~~' ! •~r.l W ..H,,; •llf•U 111•1n'r.J rll\trt~,.; M~,a~rol!lh t.mm-.r 19151 · ~~~ sea~. CAMPANELLA QUITS BALTIMORE IJ"I'-Joe. Cam· e,oo 7 00 ~vi ,iiigraham Th~ hl ~hway acc idt' nt altuation is not solved to be sure but pro• Tres.'! i31 being made. You, whep tor you. 5:55 SeaBee• to attend the reunlon. ' ' ,,.... ..... One) ' (j;omtlnu•l<l Tb'C. -merchant seam•n waa 89~t for •. cap~ln Hulfband hal extended an Dpen invitation to 1U former IS3 . at Toledo to 76 at · - - - - ' -"7-;, ' Jhnmle Dfan .:o. • 0ur Y.iss .Broo~a rEnlllted Men•• CJub temPeriturea today rang· The Early Show Your ESa6' !te~Drter Sports Pafade · ~ ' 6.55 Weatherman ~ <R·OO Actirn , , ..._.1 r (... , ~~!5 DoutJla~ P1di#l!lrd*·' no A ·-- ... the driver'a ------ - --- - . I •now have • ' lot · ot hl.l- lp f'rom a lot of peGple tr)'lnlj[ to make drtvlnlil --~; 1 aoquotntanea wllb tile lomoua center 1D wbicb IPIDf of t.bem re· eolved lhelr ootol irilollll- In lddillon, Iller WI..\1 Ill•• till opporlllDI!11o rub lllOUidon wllll HIDe outallndiJII loadera . In lbo eon· olnH:Uno · ood entiooerq,l· world, Who wW eome to DIMU!e to partlolpote ill tll<i feltlf!Uot. Pe•tUR!eveni.tlnthecelebriUoo r , wlU ln~lude a review of PteteD.d•y $eabee1, open uh'ouJe, and 1 reunion baD an u weU the forJD.aJ opening of ibe Centet'r fiDe new 1 10:30 Nf'WI• HndllnN · 10~ N1.....watch 12'00 , TOI!lg!\1 · . ' .{ ' · TUESO.t\Y CHANNEL I U.S. NAVAL -CONSTRUCTION CJ!:NTER, DoYiavlllo, I~ ·Naval Construetloa 8ktt:tllon Cflnte[, DtvliVIIJe, R. I., wUJ hol~ a SeaJet!! Reunion on 87-8 September 1117 to eelebrate tile t5tb AnnlvetJary ql the Center aceordlnJ to an 1nnouncement bY Captatn.A. c. Hp~and (CEC), USN Commandina; Offieer of the Center. The three-day ·eelebraUon, to wbieh all former SeaBees 11 well 11 ClvU Engineer Corpa officers are invited, .will give "alumni" of tbe- NaVJ'• ConstnicUon Battalions a cbanc:e to aet totether 111ln wltb. their wartime buddlta and renew before I !JI'!"''ALI lllhl d!IJI!e. ~;~~u:b•~ wfl 'l2:00 · ·xatle'; Kllch~ · P~RX. 'Pa.~ Makes You Luck-Prone. . ttl~\'9, :~~l,,.de •~J ---~ : "The Horse lias' 1'\0 line~:~" WJJ. Iiams says gratefully. ~· NO MEAT FOR HIM MONON, Jnd ......AuthoriUea !!'tl looking lor a "yegetllrlan" who broku into the Monon locker plant here. The thief disre1arded ; ,~ 1 ----·--· 7:00 7:30 8:00 MU..WAUKFE (UP) 7 00 Jimmie Dean M3 Evans spotted • car on f>rc " he 7·30 Boston BlacWe 8:00 8:00 CeP,tain Kana;arno stopped his truek, grabbed his fire 9:30 8·46 CBS N.ews extinguisher and put out the f1re. 10,30 9:00 Fred Warinif u ,oo 9:30 Arthur Godfrt..-:11 :15 10,30 Str!k• U Ri~h ticket for double parking. But the ·~11:30 11:00 !Voliaot Lad3 story a happywnoending when gratefulhadfiremen, arrived af· 11.15 ·LovM!., Ufe '· 11'46 . th . 1er e 1Jre · was out, talked tht 11.30 5ell'Ch lor "r.."""""' 11 · •~ ·Coidil>li •Light· policeman out or the tickt!t. 12:30 12:00 Katie'd KiWb~n 1:00 12.SO A• the\Wor)U turno !• · l ~JO 1:00 Our MIS Br.ookl ' GREENFIELD, Ohio - !UP) _: 1:30 :Q:o-.u~eparty: 2·00 Mrs. Helen Hooks lost her billfold 2'00 lUll Pllyoff 2·31) while visiting in Miami, Fla. A 2::JO Bob ~roaby .Show 3:00 year later 1t was returned to her 3:00 Brighter Day 3:10 frprn NashVille, 1'enn., wlth all the 3.15 ' Secret ~torin · money and other contents intact. 1 3:30 Edge o! Night 3·30 The unsignecl sender· said it had 1 4:00 The F..arly Show 4·00 been placed in a drawer and for- 5:30 Your Esso Reporter ~ :30 5:45 Parade S:-4!1 gotten until a housedean'ing . Keeping An Open Mind 18 1 we.-. pnerol rlio Early reporta of tbe aml}unt of n:l1lfall showed llarysvtue with the greatnt amount of two and one-qUQ"ter lnc!bea. A slow movJng i!old front extend· 1 I'd ~erou 'the state throu1h Zlbe• viUe, Columbus end Dayton and Wu expected to reach tbe ex, t(eme soutlle:rn 'aree Jtter today, · sldea over the Nortb· .w Ulllo"ly epre1d to and southern counties Wedneodiy, hilbut leiDJIOr•Jure reeordtbe lhte Yo~d•y, ateor<J. u. S. :Wealher BUr<au ·,.,00' ·: TeIevJSIOD • • Network Showmg • )!~~~~~.~~~~~:db~~ ~·.~~~·~~mh: :s indeed is blt!ak, pr0,!! 1'Cs~ I ,~'<~-=·:·:':·=::;:::;~~~~==::~ waIt n·Isney PIans An h . . ; . ' ot er _ __r .llea~y 8:45 NBC News · ·· .' . ' . ' . ~:Ojl lo!JfOll ol ,t1>e ..1'own .1,30,,·Fow,r !Cnq_ws liost ~a~oo. ) ·xran JTV .Theater 'l'lilo ta '!.'out Ute UD Woterlroot , ' ' . I 1M end of the ·'Ied re:He:f 1rom the ne lona •wu reet!lll beat wave wa• apparent Oblo toda)' u tb' result of 1bow· ..en .lnd thunderttorma 'lllat moved ' into, the atate durJnr the al&hL The lho'f'er& eonUnued today in t~e southern and eentral counties, . ta;eeOmlns for the most part a r ,,c •· • '• · D On Celeb•at • · 10 o-1 - Uon eG\Ild beeome tM\'Il'e unleu there Ia 6:00 Splmcb Pl.a.ybouu 8:Stf Weathereast 8:85 SJ'Iorts Eye ·I _[:--es Plan ~ - - '*"' ..... . ?. ~~ ~:. dfriJ1I up .d.. lo !let of rolo lor 1 ~th i--!versary the put 10 dqo 1o two weeu. W IUJIJI Stoll form ..,.no IOid lho oitua- M::~:gte 1.30 Bride ani! Groom 2:00 )b!Jnee Theater 3:00 Queen tor a Day 3:4!1 Modern R'f'lmanacel 4:00 Comt'dv 'ltme 4:30 Movletlme 5:30 Popeye Presentll 5:45 News Picture Albo Cillo<Ht 10:30 Newa HeadUneli. . H~wever, the company's 30,000 gallon res· HOLLYWOOD UP-WQtt Dill· er vo lr tan k on th e h'll I should be ready for wa . I nl'y 's t wo TV off erl n~l have ler stor 3 ge wt'th!n lO d ks featured )'oungstt~rs and cute . . ays or two wee 11 nimals, but this 1~11 he'n launch When 1t can be f JII ed l'( s wa t er wi 1I be cut in- a lh.ud · 11how- with sex •:rpoal. "'"b to the mains on the hi!J and add to pressure , D1sne>' has been knowfr.as the d , . . man who put the ABC· netan a ... sure sufftclent qu.mhty of water even work on the map w1th "Dirl If the oupply from the plant is cut off com- neytand", followed hy "rhe Mio. pletelv for as long as eight hours by a break key Mouse Club" H(!'s also the ~ • only movio pl'Ot'ucer who har; A word of caution must he added here. yet to have a TV far lure: When the storage tank is ready _ it Jacks Now the unpredictable Dl.mey only a few ftti I . will present wh at h~ hopes wi!l 1 ngs - 1-1 l'k 1 e Y cannot be fill - be his thrrd blockbuster on the ed under weather conditions like have exist- home 11crce ns, a suave, m11 ~tuch· ed here for the past two weeks The pumps ed sword tossing aetol-1 named · 1 , · .,puy Will H\nlR· 1· simp Y wont be able to push that mucll more , Wt\n•;t w ~slar in ~weekly water onto the hiJl ttl addition to the demand s~rie~, ''Zrfrro' , 1 e~ rcatmt:' a role occasioned by hot day and night B . fir st unmort~ll;wd m the movies .' , s S rmg a by hou ndiJJg Douglas Fpirbanks few cool days and mgllts, however, and the Sr .. and taler· by nutttnell idol Ty tank will be filled . rone Power The new show Is taken from the clas~tir novels and Pumps at the plant produce 550 gallons a .<i hlll't ~lori('s about lhl• ll•j,fe ndary · hero o! SoutheJn California'~ mmute. When during the heut of a day more Span ish r nJJcho day_q thnn that is being used, trressure over the en- With Di gney's record tor suetite system is reduced. Generally, around 5_6 c~~s Groucho Marx on N.UC .,nrl Hob Cumminl!!s on (1!S may be ln P m., the utility expects l'onsumption to he r11r a tnugh rRliUg Ilih~ Whim reducedf and pressure bunt up. Jn this wea- "ZoJTu" 1~ ~howu Thdrsrii{Y ·lllllhh ther Jt's a tougher job. . ut 8 p 111 , ucruss the COU}Jtl'y, be· ~;~nnella, U.year-old ~uard, notified the Curre-nt 18.00 was none. lifer 12 30 1 00 1·30 12·00 Current 1·00 :M:v Wttle ~Jinx • J )'OU i'Ot Into Tex 8:30 summer Pla)'bau.se 8.00 Nat Kina.·(:o!• !bow UO O'ilenry PtiYI!<Ju,. THE DRIVER'S SEAT "OUTI YIIW PlLMS Sfoutrouter Robtlrt Mlll11 &how ed cotor.d nlm8 on Nature anct l'lr1t Aid when Troop 245. Boy &lou~ of Am•rtea, met ut th"' Ubr111' Korutay evening. Aul ~t ­ abt Scoutn'lattera prnent Wtl't' lJtonard. awllatlow.aky, Cho-rlaJ \'!roman, LarrJ,. Riee and Gene 12·00 ·10,40 Nllewatch 12;00 !'ordtht' • H)() SIGN OFF Dally SentiDei Dav Book - "11 '00 30 1 -~---· p Sign On n ,oo Tic T!c J)oua-h 11:30 It CQuld :B.9 You or Consequeneea Tic Tac Dough Jt Coula Be Yo'.l ~. 00 grams, much can be accomplished to ch<mge habits that might be improved lor the general welfare NO. 43 The world's trig•(est hosp!l :d thank heavL•ns. wlll nevef' h•· built. A eoupltl or saft~ly expert s rl11ured Oul the olher day that, if there hMLi been no pi-ogress mud 1! in tile ron.•tunl battle to Qavc llvtl on the hfllhwufs, n bospJt•l of fHnlu sUe Hile would hive to be con.structod The PricP. Is Right My Little Margie Bnde and Groom 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 45 Modern RomanL"e! bit jump to concluding that Middl eport too would be without water Quite shortly, this serious probl em of tfie. company's on the Pomeroy hill addition I should be solved. A booster pump at the foot of the hill today was pumping half water and half nothing. Water was not a-r riving to the pump in the qualltity it could pump. nor io the quantity demanded on the ht' II So there .• Showers Today 9.00 Romper RoOm 10·00 The Prlce ts Rlgbt to·:m Truth or Consequer.cet r/n ' 10 30 Truth I and retred... 1ent~ wlll tw o,oo g.oo Romper Room Pennsylvania Sta(e . Unlv~rJJlt>: H'l bv.ct:e, -::-:r-n"'in-,--;-h-ow---,th'"i-ev-e-, -.,--"'".k-.---=1~-- - Wll!!amM adrnits he'! .;excited'~ bas announced eat.bhahment of vo ook J'at b' it -1 ~ ~'the ract ttull thfl about the pro,., pert. 1 a curriculum in land.QOa ...... archl· t Tn3 tour ove r, Lo~ found someone worl rv ha stolen his car parkPd ouhide h~vfl1 ha " ' lllt"o~ ~ crmett>rv WOLI ' tl mo®l l'lnrl TV and $tagt actor In tecture. ·' to b!' bull! to provir!fl !he station. flnnl reflt!n,l( plflf'e~ ftlr th"' manv lhOilfiAnrlll who would have hef'n LUION MIITINO killed had not the work of traf . FeeneY·Btnnett Pn,~~t. No. 128, fir tl111Zine(!rR, AultJm ollv !.' t•n g-1 Amerltlt~ Leu:Jon, wlll have thetr -' n1•er11. high wAy dr ~ l e: nl'rs ilnd reruln nu!ttln~ Wdnesrtay 111 s11fety L'xperts bct•n partly effl'C 1':80 at tbe Le1lon Hall with tlve. i1 ANIII ltOWOOD Louls I.Onf, tommander, presM· tn1. Reoortt of the State Convt1l· Thcov r.onrlud£>d th nt. tr\thous.th · I AM :•f.i::•~e!:~! tlon will be xlvtr'! ourln~ tht' thf' hi(hwuy nccirlcnl situatton meetlns ........ 3 ·~ 'i'Oday 76 •00 W news. The goOd new• fs that very shortly u shouldn't happen any more. The answer is th at the eu.rrtnt hot weather ~jmply is pulling more water through home taps~ a·ir condition- . •- • r Rumors In MiddlePOrt Heiqh~n Water fl;.oblem~o-;;--­ Children' s.Home Hill Monday; Trouble To Be Solv.ed •"•' , • TV Can Do Much To Change Our Habits Through Its EductJtiona/ And Public Service Type 01 P.rogram Bruce BlJven, an egghead of the clearest hue, remarked in a Sunday release that never befol'f!have so few Ued to so many as do to~yin ~e United States. He was referring to the add.1ction of te1evislon advertisers to stretch tho truth about their products huckstered over the air by picture and sound The Federal Communications Commission Is reported In a deep study over what to do about it. So far they are stymied against th e reluctance or doins anything tbat might slow do•n the beautiful pace or merchandise flowInc from factory to user in the byways or America reached so thoroughly now by TV Mr. Bliven undoubtedly ha< a good point Usten for e..mple, to the plugs about modern toothpaste• with all their added medications to prevent tooth decay, germ develop· ment, B D. (bad breath). Any dentist worth a set or dentures will tell you the claims are largely from a world of dreams. But TV, while it may be used for telling fibs to gadget-hungry America, alao lends itself spreading to quite worthwhile propaganda and lnformatioo. One in particular Is public service cartoon skits about litterl9g our ... . tI . J-llall1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 ., July 2S,l957 "'' ' . I . I Withthese robmySt~debakers and Paelianh you !Jiijoy comfort a~d ~nvetlien<!e; . the easy enti-y and exit, that only a 4-dOor sedan provideo ••• yet you pay no.more , than you would for many].-door models or 'competiti_ve mrke. Cb,~ from,the -8, .I ' President Claooie with its many price-included utna ouCh as 4-b8iTef carburetor! .• and finned air-cooled brakes-most effeetive on the road, •• the luxurious Packard with its built-in au~arger and smooth boulevard ride •• , the Commandet.V-8 or Champion Six" with big car perlonnance at am&ll car pri<e. And no matbr which you choose you can he certain that you are getting modem atyling ~ Will· ' stay up to date for' years to oome .•• operating eoonomy seoond to· none ••• r.n4 ""' "' the lowest depreciation raetor in the automotive induotry. See your deeler toda.10 · " ' v . ..... . For tAellat t!"'""""' _,.,.. ., Studebaker-,...,n "1 'Jr!6..· ' coRPORk'illbf( Cit/~~ g!Cf11'Pit6n~·~'1'Jt.lt•1:.! TOM RUE MOTORs - 399 South Third St., �. ..... '?'9, . ' . • ..... - ... " . '- .. ,.. ~- ~-"' ~ " .. -- '"•• H?~sewives m the new Children's Home .. .. '' '" .'' .. .. ' . ... .[ - ' '• ,. ·• •• ·-..... -~ ~ ., '" " ..•"• .• .' ....'. ' ..,' ,; 1 ( -. .' . " ••' ..••• ' Addition were boiling Monday, and not only from the heat beating down from skyward . They had been without water in most inalances since 7 o'clock In l~e morning. One telephoned to say she had nsen early to can beans and was still sitting around at 2:30p.m. wailing for wa.ter. The general question seemed to sum up In a word somethmg like: w~~:ve the an•wer, and aJSQ . some good TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 TUESDAY VVednesday ,,55 J' public highways and streels with refuse from snacks enjoyed while lravcllng long or shorl dtstances . These usually <Jre quite impressive They have impact . a 1 e mtercs[ catrhmg, and show profess iona ls had 1he1r h.tn<b 10 form an d dialogue CH~NNEL ers~ and lawn fa.u. cets than the pumps at the Meiga Water Company's station can produce There waa an added weird factor that innuenced '!,._ situation "onday. A wa•er com•..:: .IIJ , pany spokesman"said that somehow a rumor ltarted fn Middleport Monday morning that the water would be off there during the day. This had one quick and direct result-every· body started drawing water like rrtad . The Utility received phone caUs aBk1ng how long tbe water would be of( and no number or •uallly denials that It would not be off .,. stopped the wildfire of rumor. In at Jea.st one neighborhood t'n Mlddlepo•·t or residents were called to doors to hear a Wllrn. lng from an urchin that the water would be 0 (f IOOh , 'nte rumor likely began from a Children's J.lom.e AdditJon resident telephoning a lriend " or relati\"8 in Middleport and mentioning I.. there waa no water ln her house. tt•s liD easy '' I •• ~ ,, • ;)IIJI I 10:00 Just how impressiv~ th ey are catPbe seen in our reco unt of a rem ar k by a lc llow worker last week He sa1d : , ··' r was :roing down to Middleport and wa.s about to thmw th e remains of a pac!<age of tobacco out my car window Then I caught myself That would be ltttering th e street." Many states post signs readrng ''$ 100 fine for anyone caught throwmg any kind of m aterial on the highway'' or words to that e f. fert Ohio doe s not Surely, we don't need ~·Uch punitive act1on to stop th e Jitt erbug h a~ If the people who keep TV going at a profitable pace retain and expand thclr public service activities and their educational pro- ., • 4.00 4·30 Comedv T;m) 5 30 6:00 6 30 6:35 6 4!i 7 00 Popeye Presents Spinach Playbuuae Weathercast Sports Eye NBC Nt~s Fe.tlvlil of Stars u~ Pi.n\c.:. . . Moviettme ·M'et \lcGru~ , , • J 'I .. "' • g111nlng Oct to And o.ro01. 8-lnch ~ I Williams was 1 photdgra)her'"' N ew Yor4.. before ta~klin• Holl)'wood. Here he lpeftt •ne year rtoin• 25 "doQt>Wav ..ill" while '~> eontrac.t to ' UnJvl!!h:al-lnter "' under national Fh'lally he qutt in dllgn.!\1:, and hill agent suueJted he Join · tbc hordo.s of -~dora trytn1 lor th• "Zort·o" lead at Disney Studio. Disney thmks "Zorro" will ap· peal to grown·ups particularly women fond of mustaches as well as children. WilliamJI plays a dual role. L1ke Fairbank,~ rmt1 Powers. he appears as a Spanish don bu~ alSo a11 a mysterioue night mask ed rider wearing a black cupe and adttde 'a black · hof-.e. Tur· nado. . . hundreds of pounds of chol~ h1ea.t cut. and. eK!aJltld with a aheet or tllfev-cent po~age stamps . . _..:,:...... . UN.[VF.RSIT'Y - hfl ing made. F11rty thou sunr~ pl"l'· ~ons wet~ kliiHd la st y t>~r. but the numbt•r probably would il .lVt.' lwen twice as htr'!C h11d h1ghw'w ct.nd iUon h~l.'n thL• Sfl mt • m !ll56 ss !bey WL•re 11 iiL'('IH.Ir li.Jc:ll Morletn hi~hwav~ lllOVt' tr!tf· fl~ !a ~\('1', but tlu~r •• are frw L•r a~ctttonls · on turnpik e:-;, per v-1· h1t1re. than on oth11r roans Bl~ reflective signs that t.&D be sl.'l'll ellltmon. It probably wQutd have to he 1 u it\aht Ml well as 1n daylight , bi1 enouah to house all the pea. · new herutllvhta that give mall:i· pie of ChiCIKO under one root. mum v\sibilitv and minunHm 00 TO PIRATI CAMP would have coat about $20, 000,· ~late and elabornle slrcet-light· Hilton Wolf, Jr., (8iJ FoOiyl 000,000 and would take about 20 11)1{ syst1'lm9 are bc1n j!' u.sed tu 1 1nd hh brother, Larry WoiC•• years to build. By the tune it wn ~ red11ce the number of nlghlllm t• <Uttle Foozy) went to the Col completoct, theM fellowt; ti glJl·eri . uccldents. Although three tlm o!i UNbu!l Jeh' Stadium M~Hula~ for another CVI!Il biggt!r onl' WOllhl ~~ manv h•l ulltws occur at ni a-ht I two-day try-out II I PiUIIbUr gh hove to bu at.rted l'~i::urlll ll thf' ·~~ rlurlnt dayli~ ht. basl'd rm total Pk1lt1 baaeball c1mp. Both arn number of highway acciclf'llh trBvf>l, the rate umloubtedly •tan on tbfl Ra.tine OVA team that would h.ave occuJ·re ri It woulri be f:Jt wors.t! had not tbJI .eumtner. "BI1" as • tht•·d there had not been "tt>ady pro· qcicnce and lndu~try dt•velopvrl baie1111ft and lluuer and "Wtde··l IJre.ts in the battle a.:aln st high wluhoniJ to the problc111s of u 1 pltther. way accidents, thf.)' <lbcovcrcd nighttime visibility. that the United StateR would -.-L-01,-IN:-G:-Y-ti'"IT:Clover ~eaves, r!ivlded lane~. soon be spendina all or Jt~ S.U.T tAKE CITY - !UP) available money tor hospit.:~ls 1vlder .pnvcmCllls, mote gradual AnxWu• to IOmethln~~: •bout ~ urvta, blow O\lt ·proot tire!l anti the oper•tlon• of hi• cH~'• polJee and hotpltal bills. •eat belt11 are just som e of the lOMe, WJ11l1tn E. Lee went to hud· More tragic-or more grahfy· tbin1s bclnr tJ.!lCd in the daily QUirtei'J fOr I auided tour, en~ed Ina, accordlnsr to the way )'Oil battle agaln3t hi ghway accidents. .... ',ujurles anti deoths: 1, 1 ~efensive Baltlmo.re Cotta today he, waa tetirinJ from WofeUlonaJ tootbau- to devote ~11 tl~e to a rutaurant he and e.th, fUllback :Alan Amecbe opentel llirtt .... k. II<!. ; I" Booton Blick!o CBS.Newo Fred Waring Arthur Godltey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady f, Love of i.if~; Search tor ~omorrow .- Guidiag·Light" .~. ., ~ Hou1epartY·r • BriJhler lloy · ·seeret Storm .. Edge of NJs:llt ., •p. ~~f~" o:oo ;: ~2o~th~~c~··::\u~l'y~~ii~~;~· #; 1o,oo ' ' IO:OJ ' . t6'10 ' ,lQrced of t~e Now is the time to buy anew ~~4-DOOR SEDAN News Briefs a Jirong advocate of the plan for the 104 year old borough or Wallingford to be Incorporated ;nto the ton of WaiUngford . ,His c:ampaiKJllDg wa1 10 effec· that voters averwhelmlngly lett cJrculor fwltlo; It, •• thlt--lt live cut their ballots for the lucor· can be taken U.p ·and .acored' be· ~ poration. When it becomes offilore the roAr OD<b. cial next January, Buu'1 job wltl ~ abolished. IDUCAT!Of'IAL EXHIBIT ' ·J a.nderstana from Bill Gregorv ' A CUT tb1t each t-R Club, and FHA Club will be invJted to enter an-.etjueaSALT LAKE C~~Dr. Joseph tlonal exhibit to the Farm Yob'th . Kesler reeeived $14,000 a year Sh~w. Y~u ohould dtscuas this In as Utah's acUng state health dlr· your meetinp and by •It mesna, ector. Now thit he flnl5hed post-participate. R.erp.emhel', the date for the 1how is Aull('ust'30 and l1. You will receiv(. more lnfodla· Our Store tion on this ~ plans progre1s. queltlonlng j~utpfulnesa" ~.. - rf:.::t laCRITARY'S CLUB BOOK J knOw that It's sUU a eoUple ot month, away (tbat'.a wfly J'm bringing it up), but I would llke for each 4-R club secretary t'> bring tbe record book up to and hew your ' leader check right away. If this Is done now, wlll prevent a last minute ru1h ·on tbe part o~ aU concerned when it eomes tlme to hand i'l the aeeretary's boot. It Is due in eJtientally on october 1• fn the Extension Office. Remember that date. · te~or tcl!l.\' The ·skeptical Ohio officials s~id t)\e)' ,wanted to ao over WMJ.et•S eonfe11lon ''wltli a fine tootb eomb11 before Lbey would la~pt itS truthftdnua· because of ._diicrepanefes'' It contained. Ohio G... C. W!l\\'!)11 O'Neut Monday cilled off a tclt by Pfl· Ute 'l e~JI!~OJI&ta. ~ ~od •aid be , : wtll not permit lt untll he ts con· t , ' ITATI IIOYJ CAMP traduate wort: 'qulifyiftl bJm You juat have · a day to de· for the dJreetor't job, be may a:et I cidt whe-ther or Dot )'OU WIDt lO the talarJ 'tbat fOil Wilh it ; tw1na. •tarled IMDlt It to ... · - · Jt, ,, ......, wortbwbUe earnp. 112.000 anuuallr. .Jonn ..W. c.u..ty ... ,.......... attend tbJJ NIW PIN WIAJIJU You thould be l<l 7nr• old 1>1 'All ICE CRIAM DIIA .PAAM Wol.~ liOJOo COIUI!)o Jual . ..!dod July 1. Colt Of camp i• $11.30. BLUnTON, ID4.-Elmer JUcit, INDIANAPOLJS-Groeer Lloyd Forty bllUon dollan el1hl DO)' pin ......... to Ill ~~~ Better eall me riJbt away if you 1 lleented 1ame bHeder from Jone.a became the molt popubr lut Friqr 'utabt In •• ....,.... w1nt to 10Dell' . . , . . , ralul deer. Hll mtn iD his neighborhood ~he .apent ill W<tlt Genuar .la 1M .tve Uteft:t9qy at our ._H Ctmp. ITATI GIRLS' 4-H C~ Tbi1 amp 1tart1 Auau•t II aod herd tneludet four wblte-tall day his freezer broke down. ""The nut ceeade for new ~watt, Tbe new pJo wearert were told lhot the ·H plo Ia ool •• eo~ to end• AUJUit 11. I'm 1ure tbal fft"lll 1nd a youn1 Japuete tee cream waa, 1ett1n1 soft, and I includin1 20,000 mile1 of ...-. an accompllahment. ~l tbe J;»e- lho~e a:irll who co will btve •l,:dee;;r~·;;;;;Two~~·f~~tho~.;f~a~wn~•;;;;;;or:•;;:•;o:;u;ld~n='t;;;-;;;.;pOUr~i;;i;;;ng;_;';;'.;o;:ut;;,;;;IO:;.;;;';b;;ah;;;n;;ia.; . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~i Cott $14.28. Jinnina: ot rupo~;~liblllty. We are wonl'terful time. proud ot, our new: fl~P and .., YoumUJt be 14 year• oJd .Januaey hoPe they will Jilin wltb 'ua In 1 and not bave attended the Old· helplnr to lead tbe other 4-Hert er Youth Conference. Get In In the county. Tbe oew plo ll'ear- touch with office right away lf ers are Judy Wll10n, Darlene you plan to to. Sebwan:, Nancy Bltlne, Aall.l Belle Somm'f:r, 11net _.l!leCpy, Jnyce McCoy, Janie .Torclea· and Jubling MeClung - CO~atula· TAKING A RIST t!ons, ~otmt ladies and JOUDR MOUNT VERNON, lnd.-Eidon men.......• S1ltzman walked intO hie yard and found a weasel under his MAlON YOUTH SHOW Now that our campi are OV'I..'f, lawn mower. now ls the 1Jm.c to .put tbe fiailb· HELPS SILF LOSE JOB I lbg touches on rour •liM 4-H project. Y.ou ,.mu•t-remeQJber that Conn.-Bor· In . order to have 1 complete~ ougbWALLINGFORD, Warden John A. Bun Will project, tbe eircul11' mUst be 4-11 NEWS fllleCI out~ the aetlvilJea eompleted and lhe !file~ blted et our FII'ID Youtb stmw. Wben you brln1 ytlur artlc.IJ:~to es:bibrt, pleue bring your pro- Cleve1and area was bell«lved. like-ly to determine whether Oblo oC·fic:lals Will give Dr. Sam a lie de. Big Payoft · 'I ' · Bob crosby Show'l' ,. Millloniire ' ·,, 8:30 I've Got A Setret tO;P~ !O,lC Mlligs County News. Spirittial Freedom to co~~::'t t!:~~o~~d .Off ' .The. poolibtllty that lhe mer>qtint seam·an mlaht · identify W~dlel: 18 having been ~n the As th"' WQI'iu- Turnt six-man natlona aa an eumple of one t)'pe of Amerlcan : muai_:.....'·-- 911 · 111 Cbeo• IU.tther 1.1 A team "CO\Iertd the fo~:~,Nll)' ;;Jazz Fettlval here for an~lalon to Iron Curtain W.,tler, 23, )ut week eonfea1ed the: ··murder for which Sheppard, ~eland O&teopatb, was convict· '' f:d. ' At . the Ume Sheppard wq con· , yicted ~"R 1 HCOI\d-detree mur· Cler ebara:e for bla wife's death, Jlo otlier suspect who · mJgbt bave been tbe motorlat could be found CaPta.ln K'an&afOD ' 8:00 9:30 10,00 NEWPORT, ll vo~ot America efter liuaby-baired Donald Joaeph 6·31'1 · Mv Frler.'d Pllcka 7:00 VIc Duhone '· ,- " '~0 o,oo o,ao g,oo WJEH • nf .Holzer Hq8pital Fully Stocked PAINT AI The Prlees ' YOU Wut To Pay Clinton Fisher Co. 8:00 to 5:00 8 Days, A Week . CLU~TON pleaHI Ul Millo St. to pltlll you" f:omeroy I Store Hours Pur 0 Lotor 011 ~,llle.rs Good Mobil Servlee "'It ,Plans To ln$tall ..,., ·.' eupe:riOr operating economy Free Parking · BOLIN$ MOaiLGAS Studebaker CHAMPION Deluxe Thrifty Sweepotokeo SU. perform&IIOO PfO\'ideo Mobil Tires & Tubes MoiiU Fan Belts ~·&' ---":'-. (choose one to suit your taste and purse) IS . OPEN. DAY ancl NIGHTS · . W-edler'a col)le&alon. ' ·Studebaker COMMANDER Deluxe . v-a pmf.......,. combined with baoo-, functional styljdf J FISHER CO. SALIS- PAINT- SERVICE --Y Mlddtopor't 6UI·X ) _ ___ ;._;,_ _ _ '· _;...;;;t,..,.L:.~Ht-,!l-L.....U~: ,...;... WHTN-TV -Chann.el'·13 ·" U:SO ,. ··: Daily t '' ' On Your R9dio DioJ.' ~ ' : .... ·lflt~~ • ·" . likooled•finned brakes t :OQ CortoortCiub 5:00 MiJ!_key llowe Club 8:00 Five Star Final :S:l!J John Daly and News UO ' Confltct f:3o Wyat1 Earp 8:00 lfritten Arrow S:Str The'" Hinli[e of Fate g,oo J Spy 9:00 !'ubllo ~!<fender tO,oo Newo •! the Night ,.,, ' ' ~ ._ 1 ' Studebi!.ker PRE$IDENT CLASISIC UOW' wbeel .base, •• 4-boml earbumor !UI4 ' . The ' 1:00 Feminine Touch ~ii:!OO Afternoon Fillll, FesUval s:ao Life With Elizabeth ' 990 ' • ' lO:lp · IUO 11:45 . 13 NtWI ' \ The PACKARD TOWJII .SEbAN LuxuriowJ to the ...neat dolail ••. oolotanc!in1 performance with built-ill~ ~w.niner ~Oll; ~uidn'~ hang clothes .... this sutroner, get a GAS dryer ~~' ! •~r.l W ..H,,; •llf•U 111•1n'r.J rll\trt~,.; M~,a~rol!lh t.mm-.r 19151 · ~~~ sea~. CAMPANELLA QUITS BALTIMORE IJ"I'-Joe. Cam· e,oo 7 00 ~vi ,iiigraham Th~ hl ~hway acc idt' nt altuation is not solved to be sure but pro• Tres.'! i31 being made. You, whep tor you. 5:55 SeaBee• to attend the reunlon. ' ' ,,.... ..... One) ' (j;omtlnu•l<l Tb'C. -merchant seam•n waa 89~t for •. cap~ln Hulfband hal extended an Dpen invitation to 1U former IS3 . at Toledo to 76 at · - - - - ' -"7-;, ' Jhnmle Dfan .:o. • 0ur Y.iss .Broo~a rEnlllted Men•• CJub temPeriturea today rang· The Early Show Your ESa6' !te~Drter Sports Pafade · ~ ' 6.55 Weatherman ~ <R·OO Actirn , , ..._.1 r (... , ~~!5 DoutJla~ P1di#l!lrd*·' no A ·-- ... the driver'a ------ - --- - . I •now have • ' lot · ot hl.l- lp f'rom a lot of peGple tr)'lnlj[ to make drtvlnlil --~; 1 aoquotntanea wllb tile lomoua center 1D wbicb IPIDf of t.bem re· eolved lhelr ootol irilollll- In lddillon, Iller WI..\1 Ill•• till opporlllDI!11o rub lllOUidon wllll HIDe outallndiJII loadera . In lbo eon· olnH:Uno · ood entiooerq,l· world, Who wW eome to DIMU!e to partlolpote ill tll<i feltlf!Uot. Pe•tUR!eveni.tlnthecelebriUoo r , wlU ln~lude a review of PteteD.d•y $eabee1, open uh'ouJe, and 1 reunion baD an u weU the forJD.aJ opening of ibe Centet'r fiDe new 1 10:30 Nf'WI• HndllnN · 10~ N1.....watch 12'00 , TOI!lg!\1 · . ' .{ ' · TUESO.t\Y CHANNEL I U.S. NAVAL -CONSTRUCTION CJ!:NTER, DoYiavlllo, I~ ·Naval Construetloa 8ktt:tllon Cflnte[, DtvliVIIJe, R. I., wUJ hol~ a SeaJet!! Reunion on 87-8 September 1117 to eelebrate tile t5tb AnnlvetJary ql the Center aceordlnJ to an 1nnouncement bY Captatn.A. c. Hp~and (CEC), USN Commandina; Offieer of the Center. The three-day ·eelebraUon, to wbieh all former SeaBees 11 well 11 ClvU Engineer Corpa officers are invited, .will give "alumni" of tbe- NaVJ'• ConstnicUon Battalions a cbanc:e to aet totether 111ln wltb. their wartime buddlta and renew before I !JI'!"''ALI lllhl d!IJI!e. ~;~~u:b•~ wfl 'l2:00 · ·xatle'; Kllch~ · P~RX. 'Pa.~ Makes You Luck-Prone. . ttl~\'9, :~~l,,.de •~J ---~ : "The Horse lias' 1'\0 line~:~" WJJ. Iiams says gratefully. ~· NO MEAT FOR HIM MONON, Jnd ......AuthoriUea !!'tl looking lor a "yegetllrlan" who broku into the Monon locker plant here. The thief disre1arded ; ,~ 1 ----·--· 7:00 7:30 8:00 MU..WAUKFE (UP) 7 00 Jimmie Dean M3 Evans spotted • car on f>rc " he 7·30 Boston BlacWe 8:00 8:00 CeP,tain Kana;arno stopped his truek, grabbed his fire 9:30 8·46 CBS N.ews extinguisher and put out the f1re. 10,30 9:00 Fred Warinif u ,oo 9:30 Arthur Godfrt..-:11 :15 10,30 Str!k• U Ri~h ticket for double parking. But the ·~11:30 11:00 !Voliaot Lad3 story a happywnoending when gratefulhadfiremen, arrived af· 11.15 ·LovM!., Ufe '· 11'46 . th . 1er e 1Jre · was out, talked tht 11.30 5ell'Ch lor "r.."""""' 11 · •~ ·Coidil>li •Light· policeman out or the tickt!t. 12:30 12:00 Katie'd KiWb~n 1:00 12.SO A• the\Wor)U turno !• · l ~JO 1:00 Our MIS Br.ookl ' GREENFIELD, Ohio - !UP) _: 1:30 :Q:o-.u~eparty: 2·00 Mrs. Helen Hooks lost her billfold 2'00 lUll Pllyoff 2·31) while visiting in Miami, Fla. A 2::JO Bob ~roaby .Show 3:00 year later 1t was returned to her 3:00 Brighter Day 3:10 frprn NashVille, 1'enn., wlth all the 3.15 ' Secret ~torin · money and other contents intact. 1 3:30 Edge o! Night 3·30 The unsignecl sender· said it had 1 4:00 The F..arly Show 4·00 been placed in a drawer and for- 5:30 Your Esso Reporter ~ :30 5:45 Parade S:-4!1 gotten until a housedean'ing . Keeping An Open Mind 18 1 we.-. pnerol rlio Early reporta of tbe aml}unt of n:l1lfall showed llarysvtue with the greatnt amount of two and one-qUQ"ter lnc!bea. A slow movJng i!old front extend· 1 I'd ~erou 'the state throu1h Zlbe• viUe, Columbus end Dayton and Wu expected to reach tbe ex, t(eme soutlle:rn 'aree Jtter today, · sldea over the Nortb· .w Ulllo"ly epre1d to and southern counties Wedneodiy, hilbut leiDJIOr•Jure reeordtbe lhte Yo~d•y, ateor<J. u. S. :Wealher BUr<au ·,.,00' ·: TeIevJSIOD • • Network Showmg • )!~~~~~.~~~~~:db~~ ~·.~~~·~~mh: :s indeed is blt!ak, pr0,!! 1'Cs~ I ,~'<~-=·:·:':·=::;:::;~~~~==::~ waIt n·Isney PIans An h . . ; . ' ot er _ __r .llea~y 8:45 NBC News · ·· .' . ' . ' . ~:Ojl lo!JfOll ol ,t1>e ..1'own .1,30,,·Fow,r !Cnq_ws liost ~a~oo. ) ·xran JTV .Theater 'l'lilo ta '!.'out Ute UD Woterlroot , ' ' . I 1M end of the ·'Ied re:He:f 1rom the ne lona •wu reet!lll beat wave wa• apparent Oblo toda)' u tb' result of 1bow· ..en .lnd thunderttorma 'lllat moved ' into, the atate durJnr the al&hL The lho'f'er& eonUnued today in t~e southern and eentral counties, . ta;eeOmlns for the most part a r ,,c •· • '• · D On Celeb•at • · 10 o-1 - Uon eG\Ild beeome tM\'Il'e unleu there Ia 6:00 Splmcb Pl.a.ybouu 8:Stf Weathereast 8:85 SJ'Iorts Eye ·I _[:--es Plan ~ - - '*"' ..... . ?. ~~ ~:. dfriJ1I up .d.. lo !let of rolo lor 1 ~th i--!versary the put 10 dqo 1o two weeu. W IUJIJI Stoll form ..,.no IOid lho oitua- M::~:gte 1.30 Bride ani! Groom 2:00 )b!Jnee Theater 3:00 Queen tor a Day 3:4!1 Modern R'f'lmanacel 4:00 Comt'dv 'ltme 4:30 Movletlme 5:30 Popeye Presentll 5:45 News Picture Albo Cillo<Ht 10:30 Newa HeadUneli. . H~wever, the company's 30,000 gallon res· HOLLYWOOD UP-WQtt Dill· er vo lr tan k on th e h'll I should be ready for wa . I nl'y 's t wo TV off erl n~l have ler stor 3 ge wt'th!n lO d ks featured )'oungstt~rs and cute . . ays or two wee 11 nimals, but this 1~11 he'n launch When 1t can be f JII ed l'( s wa t er wi 1I be cut in- a lh.ud · 11how- with sex •:rpoal. "'"b to the mains on the hi!J and add to pressure , D1sne>' has been knowfr.as the d , . . man who put the ABC· netan a ... sure sufftclent qu.mhty of water even work on the map w1th "Dirl If the oupply from the plant is cut off com- neytand", followed hy "rhe Mio. pletelv for as long as eight hours by a break key Mouse Club" H(!'s also the ~ • only movio pl'Ot'ucer who har; A word of caution must he added here. yet to have a TV far lure: When the storage tank is ready _ it Jacks Now the unpredictable Dl.mey only a few ftti I . will present wh at h~ hopes wi!l 1 ngs - 1-1 l'k 1 e Y cannot be fill - be his thrrd blockbuster on the ed under weather conditions like have exist- home 11crce ns, a suave, m11 ~tuch· ed here for the past two weeks The pumps ed sword tossing aetol-1 named · 1 , · .,puy Will H\nlR· 1· simp Y wont be able to push that mucll more , Wt\n•;t w ~slar in ~weekly water onto the hiJl ttl addition to the demand s~rie~, ''Zrfrro' , 1 e~ rcatmt:' a role occasioned by hot day and night B . fir st unmort~ll;wd m the movies .' , s S rmg a by hou ndiJJg Douglas Fpirbanks few cool days and mgllts, however, and the Sr .. and taler· by nutttnell idol Ty tank will be filled . rone Power The new show Is taken from the clas~tir novels and Pumps at the plant produce 550 gallons a .<i hlll't ~lori('s about lhl• ll•j,fe ndary · hero o! SoutheJn California'~ mmute. When during the heut of a day more Span ish r nJJcho day_q thnn that is being used, trressure over the en- With Di gney's record tor suetite system is reduced. Generally, around 5_6 c~~s Groucho Marx on N.UC .,nrl Hob Cumminl!!s on (1!S may be ln P m., the utility expects l'onsumption to he r11r a tnugh rRliUg Ilih~ Whim reducedf and pressure bunt up. Jn this wea- "ZoJTu" 1~ ~howu Thdrsrii{Y ·lllllhh ther Jt's a tougher job. . ut 8 p 111 , ucruss the COU}Jtl'y, be· ~;~nnella, U.year-old ~uard, notified the Curre-nt 18.00 was none. lifer 12 30 1 00 1·30 12·00 Current 1·00 :M:v Wttle ~Jinx • J )'OU i'Ot Into Tex 8:30 summer Pla)'bau.se 8.00 Nat Kina.·(:o!• !bow UO O'ilenry PtiYI!<Ju,. THE DRIVER'S SEAT "OUTI YIIW PlLMS Sfoutrouter Robtlrt Mlll11 &how ed cotor.d nlm8 on Nature anct l'lr1t Aid when Troop 245. Boy &lou~ of Am•rtea, met ut th"' Ubr111' Korutay evening. Aul ~t ­ abt Scoutn'lattera prnent Wtl't' lJtonard. awllatlow.aky, Cho-rlaJ \'!roman, LarrJ,. Riee and Gene 12·00 ·10,40 Nllewatch 12;00 !'ordtht' • H)() SIGN OFF Dally SentiDei Dav Book - "11 '00 30 1 -~---· p Sign On n ,oo Tic T!c J)oua-h 11:30 It CQuld :B.9 You or Consequeneea Tic Tac Dough Jt Coula Be Yo'.l ~. 00 grams, much can be accomplished to ch<mge habits that might be improved lor the general welfare NO. 43 The world's trig•(est hosp!l :d thank heavL•ns. wlll nevef' h•· built. A eoupltl or saft~ly expert s rl11ured Oul the olher day that, if there hMLi been no pi-ogress mud 1! in tile ron.•tunl battle to Qavc llvtl on the hfllhwufs, n bospJt•l of fHnlu sUe Hile would hive to be con.structod The PricP. Is Right My Little Margie Bnde and Groom 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 45 Modern RomanL"e! bit jump to concluding that Middl eport too would be without water Quite shortly, this serious probl em of tfie. company's on the Pomeroy hill addition I should be solved. A booster pump at the foot of the hill today was pumping half water and half nothing. Water was not a-r riving to the pump in the qualltity it could pump. nor io the quantity demanded on the ht' II So there .• Showers Today 9.00 Romper RoOm 10·00 The Prlce ts Rlgbt to·:m Truth or Consequer.cet r/n ' 10 30 Truth I and retred... 1ent~ wlll tw o,oo g.oo Romper Room Pennsylvania Sta(e . Unlv~rJJlt>: H'l bv.ct:e, -::-:r-n"'in-,--;-h-ow---,th'"i-ev-e-, -.,--"'".k-.---=1~-- - Wll!!amM adrnits he'! .;excited'~ bas announced eat.bhahment of vo ook J'at b' it -1 ~ ~'the ract ttull thfl about the pro,., pert. 1 a curriculum in land.QOa ...... archl· t Tn3 tour ove r, Lo~ found someone worl rv ha stolen his car parkPd ouhide h~vfl1 ha " ' lllt"o~ ~ crmett>rv WOLI ' tl mo®l l'lnrl TV and $tagt actor In tecture. ·' to b!' bull! to provir!fl !he station. flnnl reflt!n,l( plflf'e~ ftlr th"' manv lhOilfiAnrlll who would have hef'n LUION MIITINO killed had not the work of traf . FeeneY·Btnnett Pn,~~t. No. 128, fir tl111Zine(!rR, AultJm ollv !.' t•n g-1 Amerltlt~ Leu:Jon, wlll have thetr -' n1•er11. high wAy dr ~ l e: nl'rs ilnd reruln nu!ttln~ Wdnesrtay 111 s11fety L'xperts bct•n partly effl'C 1':80 at tbe Le1lon Hall with tlve. i1 ANIII ltOWOOD Louls I.Onf, tommander, presM· tn1. Reoortt of the State Convt1l· Thcov r.onrlud£>d th nt. tr\thous.th · I AM :•f.i::•~e!:~! tlon will be xlvtr'! ourln~ tht' thf' hi(hwuy nccirlcnl situatton meetlns ........ 3 ·~ 'i'Oday 76 •00 W news. The goOd new• fs that very shortly u shouldn't happen any more. The answer is th at the eu.rrtnt hot weather ~jmply is pulling more water through home taps~ a·ir condition- . •- • r Rumors In MiddlePOrt Heiqh~n Water fl;.oblem~o-;;--­ Children' s.Home Hill Monday; Trouble To Be Solv.ed •"•' , • TV Can Do Much To Change Our Habits Through Its EductJtiona/ And Public Service Type 01 P.rogram Bruce BlJven, an egghead of the clearest hue, remarked in a Sunday release that never befol'f!have so few Ued to so many as do to~yin ~e United States. He was referring to the add.1ction of te1evislon advertisers to stretch tho truth about their products huckstered over the air by picture and sound The Federal Communications Commission Is reported In a deep study over what to do about it. So far they are stymied against th e reluctance or doins anything tbat might slow do•n the beautiful pace or merchandise flowInc from factory to user in the byways or America reached so thoroughly now by TV Mr. Bliven undoubtedly ha< a good point Usten for e..mple, to the plugs about modern toothpaste• with all their added medications to prevent tooth decay, germ develop· ment, B D. (bad breath). Any dentist worth a set or dentures will tell you the claims are largely from a world of dreams. But TV, while it may be used for telling fibs to gadget-hungry America, alao lends itself spreading to quite worthwhile propaganda and lnformatioo. One in particular Is public service cartoon skits about litterl9g our ... . tI . J-llall1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 ., July 2S,l957 "'' ' . I . I Withthese robmySt~debakers and Paelianh you !Jiijoy comfort a~d ~nvetlien<!e; . the easy enti-y and exit, that only a 4-dOor sedan provideo ••• yet you pay no.more , than you would for many].-door models or 'competiti_ve mrke. Cb,~ from,the -8, .I ' President Claooie with its many price-included utna ouCh as 4-b8iTef carburetor! .• and finned air-cooled brakes-most effeetive on the road, •• the luxurious Packard with its built-in au~arger and smooth boulevard ride •• , the Commandet.V-8 or Champion Six" with big car perlonnance at am&ll car pri<e. And no matbr which you choose you can he certain that you are getting modem atyling ~ Will· ' stay up to date for' years to oome .•• operating eoonomy seoond to· none ••• r.n4 ""' "' the lowest depreciation raetor in the automotive induotry. See your deeler toda.10 · " ' v . ..... . For tAellat t!"'""""' _,.,.. ., Studebaker-,...,n "1 'Jr!6..· ' coRPORk'illbf( Cit/~~ g!Cf11'Pit6n~·~'1'Jt.lt•1:.! TOM RUE MOTORs - 399 South Third St., �--- ------ .• .- • weteht " . rr.e ••a.r Setttl~• SPORTS ' •• • DESK " •' -·--. • .. .. .. · • "I wat up to 225 pou.ndl. h ~i.e erlnned. "Boy, I wu aretUnJJ iG r.t 1 eouldn bend o-ver tD tie mY shoelace•. So I _..nt to a pm in Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Kiddleport, 0., JlllT n, •..,..... MAKE MEDICINE FOR RACINE GAME Miami Beaeti, where rm llylnl now, and took off 10 pound1. I'm ,.UNIS WUL DONI SCOTIA, Jl , Y.~P)-FiroDIOn battered their ny intD t.he apart~ ment of Mr•. John MeGinn here .d~ • rust of wind blew • doo,r The 1l1t time he fought, when •hut, Jock.iDJ her out and 1moke bepn pou-rina from th• windowa . f_jown to 21~ pounds now 1nd !eel real lfood." 1'"' }Je tnoeted out Artble Moore In The fin!'lifhten bunt into t h e ,September of he w~i&)led u-.~H pound£. Rltht now, exeept f.or the suspielon of a spirt- tire in the belt ::~rea, be look• fit 11nd By tbel TaD.IIChlD ·-"""' • _,. tpart.Jnent in time- to tum off tbe fiJme UJJtlrr • pol or eh.arred prunet . - - - - -- Cqi.LIIION HOLLAIID, llleb. - !UI'l - A ••u•t ,.,....,. wilk a,DQO bOIU~ol JASONVILLE, Ind . - ( UP} Twelve ciylc leadert kicked off tbli boor ~Udod , _ lie.n. 'lfl)b . o toWD't 'feleaD·up rampaien" bJ tru<k· ~ J~M ~-~~t ~erubbln8 the Jt:ruts and · sidew'i6'i."~,i,:~· )~· walks ·in the bulineu dLrtrlet at DELAWAilE, •Ob!O.!-• JUn ::;.\ 5 a .m . &!ant that ffDate'd ov• ~ be U. 8. Navy nuller lll'ooklyn 11111'" VITiaAN PICKET GRAND RAP1D8, Mich. - (UP) ing tbe Spanllh·.l)Deritan ..., ~ -Clyde Velt.er, member or a team· been pre ~en I~ to the eft)' of~.. !ten local, hu picketed a gravel ware. The flt:J ••• donated' , ·.bf firm on a full-time basia since :W•Iter S. Po!lodr:, ez. who recelyed March , 1951. Most of hi! tlme iJ 11 from his late brother, C,apt: spent in1ide his ur which bears a Edwin Tayll)r PqJI~, 1 fonn:tr officer on tbe ahip. · r:ign, "on strike." 'hard. LIADIIII S"OW T"E WAY •" ,. • •' · ~ ·- ·~ ... ·- lA atorin,c milk , don 't miJI new 'with old unlet:s it b for lmml!· ·lisle use. Bacteria that stale n~var Jncreasc milk. PHONEMo · o · R- ·. 388-Y .•... '· Qtird from leti,;;. father, advisor, consoler, and into one ep~rgelic bqn41e who l'ilols the Middleport Little League lad isn't trYJng hjs verx ~t ,dui'b!g- 'freguent practice sessions, it's field 011 ll!e do9ble." His slfon~ ~a·seball medjcine has. resulted -the ' nlng Of 24 contests this summer agalll$1 all comers. Sat\lrday mght at efflil Racine, Lillie .Leaguers under Bachtel Field lights to estahlislt .!'e!~~ •.~ , cy. ~eated, left toJ1ght, Pliul ThOI!IPSOn, 1\llk~ Bratton, B~ddy M011re, . i»Y)i John Blake. D'avld Co'vert. K,neellng, Ml ckey Morris, David Thollllls, Da':el ~obp Singer, Gene Wise, JIJnlny Miller. StB!Iding, Owen Bratton, WUUam Cnner IJ!!~lieers), Cal), ~c!J IJ.o!i~. Cj:l~les BuS\!, ~~ Cole, Russ JllcElhinne~··=~-:-:-.,- OHIO .. • ,.• ".. . ' r '.. ....-_ 670 x 1$ .......... · .. · .. · .. NOW $13l9$ • 24 Mos. Guar. '~ • • •e•!J • • Rer: - 670 X 15 .................... NOW $16;95 ·• 24 Mos. Guar. 710 •• -· ., ••• X ~70 , 15 .................. :.NOW dJ.OO x 1$ .. · ...... · ...... · .. · NOW $21.95 ,.• Heavy D!lty Inner Tubes .. · .. ·...... "$U9 ....••.' ,: l .' .•.... ".. •• ... • •• • • ;i '·i. ~~ • Wllllim Morris! Mr. t ter and .Mrs. Clrra Jane WUliamR of Athen! were weekend guests of Mr. apd Mn. Nolan Shuster. l'drs. Walter Gruestr aq.d c}\11· ' dren Candy and WalUtr. &rJ' vlci· ~Eji>JilnY, ltllohael Mouis, Ml· cllllli ,llra'tton, Charle.s Bush. Ri'Cbyd Bolin, Buddy Moore, Jam~)"lllller, Joh• . Sillier. Dor np t .MelCirmey, Claren~ Hollen· shead, Jobn Blake, David covert, Also visiting are Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Jerie and family (former residents of Pomeroy) at BreCk· vUie, O. --·---'~- Guests Depart For Arizon.a · .tlome Aftt)r Visit . Middleport Boy Sc.out Troop On 8MIIeHike MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: N~e. l)j.charged : DAle Arml, den, Ohio. li)Od, efficient tervice. Ham· ROTLAND to the I r· . . r, foUowlng •' F~RNITUU Rutland, Ohio Arllold Gnll!, .......r .. ' members of tb~ Wolf Patrol: Forrest Bachtel, Gary Ault, Ertc Chami>E)rs, J~~:mes Hollon. Rice Had these Ap,.che patrol memberd · David Zerkk!, David Anna!, Charles Cheadie and Randall Bowles .spe\nt part. of the time witb them. '·'"·" · ' . Mlddlipoi'l Society Mrs. · G.rogan and'· her:- log . .,.,R !f.AIM · with an ELECTRIC WATER HEITD . ..... that 1s ways .better • ( • • > PP' 1 ~ I . ..4.. ••• ~ 'l " i-~ ...,..._...;::.....• ~ .~·~ ·'";f. ' ~ ..ra•e pile apia yoar llak •• ; ~all!lr !!ld=it W:• Jate iw work f~ Jack Of hot '!VAter, WAll! JW ~Water ~ter ~ wa really eajg "jl!.'t Pll!t lut*' an BALTIMORE UP - *" " wae¢'. ~cr ~· ~ume ~ ..... ~ "qqm " , f~ucee.n ~-~e-ciC)C~ ~ at •¢ Orioles Saying It With Music For Win Streak ...r htacillf ,.~ I,ta t.eclcly ~owatt cr, !Us Job 110 4Jc•..iji ~ Will Sacl.,. ~ .... ~"' ·~· .... f1IUt-. 7 1V41f JftfJr, / ., ~ " ,.. ' .. The Blltl· more Orlolea have decided to aay It with mual<: and one fan alre~dy hu IU&a:l!:ated, "Open The n,or Richardt" 11 a poarlble moral~ boOo!lter. Orlle offlelala feel that a team sons mllht apur the club on to greater IIOIJ:htl. ' \ I The darlhone entry so far Is on 61dtlmt ·aone by E. L. W~1te entitled, "Don't Kill the Blrdr,'' ~· "·• < ·' TV Pressure Shifts'Bowl ...... " .. ' .·,, .~ ., Legal Notice ' U!lAL NOTICE t , 'Public l~lon. and HHrlnO ,of PropoM<I Tax 8u;,joj for lt5' . Sollollur( Lo'"l '5"""1 Dhtrfiot Notice ·is hearby Jiven that /the economtata thortlf · 'propoaed tax- ouci.,~t of tbe Sal· ! isbury Local Sc!bool Distriet for the calendar fear 1958 will :bf oP. ·en -fol' p"bllc-1 tn~don . _in trpa, I· !tee of the t:;<i!Plt.t $ui>"1'!JIIend,~l· ol'$cMols, at lhe' ~vpertlite~~••l• · · oftlce, ,l'Omer.oy, Ohlr), bj)t~ip ~ houi~ qf 1:'00 · P·'"m~ to •:lXI." i , !Ji•.. • "E~, ,lor ;19n da~tbealnnl~f ~u!f '. 23, 196?. ~ . <{:.. '.•·c•'.:>? ot· • 1 ' ., • • • • j,;· :. ' t ' 1'-;' ~ - S~llsburY ·f1,cal Bebodl DiltrJ"t •. !lY' E. E. Week<', Clerk I. . ~ as.u, .QHIO ' · f!.i~J~: · Coleman had . from • lpcal bulk delller w))o tan aerve you PtOIJIJitoo ly ed where a new cuttomer em buy lasta1la(Joa at a reduced price. We are equipped to etve yoa Anistant 'ScQutmastera of · Troop 2~. Bpy Scouts of .(mer~•· took their patrols on •n to ' BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS Blr~: None. Gene Coleman 1pd Larry Rlee, Thursday. Pomeroy P•nonall ~ml werE" and J4n. night eigllt mile hill:e N ' va., Thoren farm at Fivf Points laat Paul 'lliJ.I?mpson, Gene Wise, Oa· • Mr. an>~ Mra. ,Ted Ro""rts lell vid Thoma• and Mark 'hnilehiU, ~· """' bat boY• M.pnday for their ttome, Tucson, ArJz. / after. a ·vl.~t With relatives and frlends. Wl)ile here t.pey were tlle house guest!! of Mrs. T ~, Weekend guests o( Mrs. Nolan A. Henne..ssy and spent the week ~1 Shuster and ' moth\!!:" Mr•· Lore~t, end lit ,fJt. i ll'JeDnt ·with Mr. a"nd WheUtone of Lincoln fUll were Mr.s. Grant :Roberts. .Mrs. Esijl~"' Cornell ~nd daush· During their stay here they ,, the weekend bere ' Mrs. H-elen Tipton and daueh· ·H~kiMn~'.· ..... • John T. Robert., Little Mrs. tors with relatives In Canton, 0. l , Prices on-Tires are Plui ·Fed. Tax ' ' II • . 1. · AndWjth l!!!eappabie Casing Trpde·ln · and ' · Oweq Brat~oh, Mr. and Mra. Wm. · CJ'in-ei'~ Mr and Mrs. Kenneth lhlnnf, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, , ml}etr(lf . th! team are Russell $20.95 ;bNLY I ol ;.~ " Reg, ,._ UG\fll "· • ter Gall of Barlowe. Fla., and W'(!re dinner guesti 'Ot Mr.' and Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Wlnterhav- Mrs. Thomas Hennessy Jr., Mr. en, Fla. Mrs. Miller will remai:t ll.n(! Mrs. Aaron Zahl, Mr. and Mrs here for an indefinite \\islt. Robert Roberts and !CtD~ .and M:. .,Th,e Uttlp ~ague Indian• had a wl.enl!r ~4$t Z!t the Mlddlepqrt Fridav ilight. Roadside' Park Adul~!l · pt*nt were Mr.. and ~J. Woo~ow ~ ~all :Jrh , Mr. a.nd Mfl. .:t ', '( 670 X 15 .................... NOW ..• $11.9'5 Reg. - Deluxe TUbeless Tirea .. League ',";, L1'ttle • T IndIOn eam .. ;_d On frl'day FelT- Reg.- f2UJ ' Nylon Premium- SO Mos. Gu~. ~; I . ReJ.- UR,7~ .' 12 mos. Gu1rtl!tee- New Casi•J ~. New Haven, per. v TIRE TRADit-IG TIME .• c.au~ ~1ortd The Staff and lhe Meits tert , wiD home of ~~~~ CALL, back row, ES Pomeroy ·, . in a., �--- ------ .• .- • weteht " . rr.e ••a.r Setttl~• SPORTS ' •• • DESK " •' -·--. • .. .. .. · • "I wat up to 225 pou.ndl. h ~i.e erlnned. "Boy, I wu aretUnJJ iG r.t 1 eouldn bend o-ver tD tie mY shoelace•. So I _..nt to a pm in Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Kiddleport, 0., JlllT n, •..,..... MAKE MEDICINE FOR RACINE GAME Miami Beaeti, where rm llylnl now, and took off 10 pound1. I'm ,.UNIS WUL DONI SCOTIA, Jl , Y.~P)-FiroDIOn battered their ny intD t.he apart~ ment of Mr•. John MeGinn here .d~ • rust of wind blew • doo,r The 1l1t time he fought, when •hut, Jock.iDJ her out and 1moke bepn pou-rina from th• windowa . f_jown to 21~ pounds now 1nd !eel real lfood." 1'"' }Je tnoeted out Artble Moore In The fin!'lifhten bunt into t h e ,September of he w~i&)led u-.~H pound£. Rltht now, exeept f.or the suspielon of a spirt- tire in the belt ::~rea, be look• fit 11nd By tbel TaD.IIChlD ·-"""' • _,. tpart.Jnent in time- to tum off tbe fiJme UJJtlrr • pol or eh.arred prunet . - - - - -- Cqi.LIIION HOLLAIID, llleb. - !UI'l - A ••u•t ,.,....,. wilk a,DQO bOIU~ol JASONVILLE, Ind . - ( UP} Twelve ciylc leadert kicked off tbli boor ~Udod , _ lie.n. 'lfl)b . o toWD't 'feleaD·up rampaien" bJ tru<k· ~ J~M ~-~~t ~erubbln8 the Jt:ruts and · sidew'i6'i."~,i,:~· )~· walks ·in the bulineu dLrtrlet at DELAWAilE, •Ob!O.!-• JUn ::;.\ 5 a .m . &!ant that ffDate'd ov• ~ be U. 8. Navy nuller lll'ooklyn 11111'" VITiaAN PICKET GRAND RAP1D8, Mich. - (UP) ing tbe Spanllh·.l)Deritan ..., ~ -Clyde Velt.er, member or a team· been pre ~en I~ to the eft)' of~.. !ten local, hu picketed a gravel ware. The flt:J ••• donated' , ·.bf firm on a full-time basia since :W•Iter S. Po!lodr:, ez. who recelyed March , 1951. Most of hi! tlme iJ 11 from his late brother, C,apt: spent in1ide his ur which bears a Edwin Tayll)r PqJI~, 1 fonn:tr officer on tbe ahip. · r:ign, "on strike." 'hard. LIADIIII S"OW T"E WAY •" ,. • •' · ~ ·- ·~ ... ·- lA atorin,c milk , don 't miJI new 'with old unlet:s it b for lmml!· ·lisle use. Bacteria that stale n~var Jncreasc milk. PHONEMo · o · R- ·. 388-Y .•... '· Qtird from leti,;;. father, advisor, consoler, and into one ep~rgelic bqn41e who l'ilols the Middleport Little League lad isn't trYJng hjs verx ~t ,dui'b!g- 'freguent practice sessions, it's field 011 ll!e do9ble." His slfon~ ~a·seball medjcine has. resulted -the ' nlng Of 24 contests this summer agalll$1 all comers. Sat\lrday mght at efflil Racine, Lillie .Leaguers under Bachtel Field lights to estahlislt .!'e!~~ •.~ , cy. ~eated, left toJ1ght, Pliul ThOI!IPSOn, 1\llk~ Bratton, B~ddy M011re, . i»Y)i John Blake. D'avld Co'vert. K,neellng, Ml ckey Morris, David Thollllls, Da':el ~obp Singer, Gene Wise, JIJnlny Miller. StB!Iding, Owen Bratton, WUUam Cnner IJ!!~lieers), Cal), ~c!J IJ.o!i~. Cj:l~les BuS\!, ~~ Cole, Russ JllcElhinne~··=~-:-:-.,- OHIO .. • ,.• ".. . ' r '.. ....-_ 670 x 1$ .......... · .. · .. · .. NOW $13l9$ • 24 Mos. Guar. '~ • • •e•!J • • Rer: - 670 X 15 .................... NOW $16;95 ·• 24 Mos. Guar. 710 •• -· ., ••• X ~70 , 15 .................. :.NOW dJ.OO x 1$ .. · ...... · ...... · .. · NOW $21.95 ,.• Heavy D!lty Inner Tubes .. · .. ·...... "$U9 ....••.' ,: l .' .•.... ".. •• ... • •• • • ;i '·i. ~~ • Wllllim Morris! Mr. t ter and .Mrs. Clrra Jane WUliamR of Athen! were weekend guests of Mr. apd Mn. Nolan Shuster. l'drs. Walter Gruestr aq.d c}\11· ' dren Candy and WalUtr. &rJ' vlci· ~Eji>JilnY, ltllohael Mouis, Ml· cllllli ,llra'tton, Charle.s Bush. Ri'Cbyd Bolin, Buddy Moore, Jam~)"lllller, Joh• . Sillier. Dor np t .MelCirmey, Claren~ Hollen· shead, Jobn Blake, David covert, Also visiting are Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Jerie and family (former residents of Pomeroy) at BreCk· vUie, O. --·---'~- Guests Depart For Arizon.a · .tlome Aftt)r Visit . Middleport Boy Sc.out Troop On 8MIIeHike MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: N~e. l)j.charged : DAle Arml, den, Ohio. li)Od, efficient tervice. Ham· ROTLAND to the I r· . . r, foUowlng •' F~RNITUU Rutland, Ohio Arllold Gnll!, .......r .. ' members of tb~ Wolf Patrol: Forrest Bachtel, Gary Ault, Ertc Chami>E)rs, J~~:mes Hollon. Rice Had these Ap,.che patrol memberd · David Zerkk!, David Anna!, Charles Cheadie and Randall Bowles .spe\nt part. of the time witb them. '·'"·" · ' . Mlddlipoi'l Society Mrs. · G.rogan and'· her:- log . .,.,R !f.AIM · with an ELECTRIC WATER HEITD . ..... that 1s ways .better • ( • • > PP' 1 ~ I . ..4.. ••• ~ 'l " i-~ ...,..._...;::.....• ~ .~·~ ·'";f. ' ~ ..ra•e pile apia yoar llak •• ; ~all!lr !!ld=it W:• Jate iw work f~ Jack Of hot '!VAter, WAll! JW ~Water ~ter ~ wa really eajg "jl!.'t Pll!t lut*' an BALTIMORE UP - *" " wae¢'. ~cr ~· ~ume ~ ..... ~ "qqm " , f~ucee.n ~-~e-ciC)C~ ~ at •¢ Orioles Saying It With Music For Win Streak ...r htacillf ,.~ I,ta t.eclcly ~owatt cr, !Us Job 110 4Jc•..iji ~ Will Sacl.,. ~ .... ~"' ·~· .... f1IUt-. 7 1V41f JftfJr, / ., ~ " ,.. ' .. The Blltl· more Orlolea have decided to aay It with mual<: and one fan alre~dy hu IU&a:l!:ated, "Open The n,or Richardt" 11 a poarlble moral~ boOo!lter. Orlle offlelala feel that a team sons mllht apur the club on to greater IIOIJ:htl. ' \ I The darlhone entry so far Is on 61dtlmt ·aone by E. L. W~1te entitled, "Don't Kill the Blrdr,'' ~· "·• < ·' TV Pressure Shifts'Bowl ...... " .. ' .·,, .~ ., Legal Notice ' U!lAL NOTICE t , 'Public l~lon. and HHrlnO ,of PropoM<I Tax 8u;,joj for lt5' . Sollollur( Lo'"l '5"""1 Dhtrfiot Notice ·is hearby Jiven that /the economtata thortlf · 'propoaed tax- ouci.,~t of tbe Sal· ! isbury Local Sc!bool Distriet for the calendar fear 1958 will :bf oP. ·en -fol' p"bllc-1 tn~don . _in trpa, I· !tee of the t:;<i!Plt.t $ui>"1'!JIIend,~l· ol'$cMols, at lhe' ~vpertlite~~••l• · · oftlce, ,l'Omer.oy, Ohlr), bj)t~ip ~ houi~ qf 1:'00 · P·'"m~ to •:lXI." i , !Ji•.. • "E~, ,lor ;19n da~tbealnnl~f ~u!f '. 23, 196?. ~ . <{:.. '.•·c•'.:>? ot· • 1 ' ., • • • • j,;· :. ' t ' 1'-;' ~ - S~llsburY ·f1,cal Bebodl DiltrJ"t •. !lY' E. E. Week<', Clerk I. . ~ as.u, .QHIO ' · f!.i~J~: · Coleman had . from • lpcal bulk delller w))o tan aerve you PtOIJIJitoo ly ed where a new cuttomer em buy lasta1la(Joa at a reduced price. We are equipped to etve yoa Anistant 'ScQutmastera of · Troop 2~. Bpy Scouts of .(mer~•· took their patrols on •n to ' BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS Blr~: None. Gene Coleman 1pd Larry Rlee, Thursday. Pomeroy P•nonall ~ml werE" and J4n. night eigllt mile hill:e N ' va., Thoren farm at Fivf Points laat Paul 'lliJ.I?mpson, Gene Wise, Oa· • Mr. an>~ Mra. ,Ted Ro""rts lell vid Thoma• and Mark 'hnilehiU, ~· """' bat boY• M.pnday for their ttome, Tucson, ArJz. / after. a ·vl.~t With relatives and frlends. Wl)ile here t.pey were tlle house guest!! of Mrs. T ~, Weekend guests o( Mrs. Nolan A. Henne..ssy and spent the week ~1 Shuster and ' moth\!!:" Mr•· Lore~t, end lit ,fJt. i ll'JeDnt ·with Mr. a"nd WheUtone of Lincoln fUll were Mr.s. Grant :Roberts. .Mrs. Esijl~"' Cornell ~nd daush· During their stay here they ,, the weekend bere ' Mrs. H-elen Tipton and daueh· ·H~kiMn~'.· ..... • John T. Robert., Little Mrs. tors with relatives In Canton, 0. l , Prices on-Tires are Plui ·Fed. Tax ' ' II • . 1. · AndWjth l!!!eappabie Casing Trpde·ln · and ' · Oweq Brat~oh, Mr. and Mra. Wm. · CJ'in-ei'~ Mr and Mrs. Kenneth lhlnnf, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, , ml}etr(lf . th! team are Russell $20.95 ;bNLY I ol ;.~ " Reg, ,._ UG\fll "· • ter Gall of Barlowe. Fla., and W'(!re dinner guesti 'Ot Mr.' and Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Wlnterhav- Mrs. Thomas Hennessy Jr., Mr. en, Fla. Mrs. Miller will remai:t ll.n(! Mrs. Aaron Zahl, Mr. and Mrs here for an indefinite \\islt. Robert Roberts and !CtD~ .and M:. .,Th,e Uttlp ~ague Indian• had a wl.enl!r ~4$t Z!t the Mlddlepqrt Fridav ilight. Roadside' Park Adul~!l · pt*nt were Mr.. and ~J. Woo~ow ~ ~all :Jrh , Mr. a.nd Mfl. .:t ', '( 670 X 15 .................... NOW ..• $11.9'5 Reg. - Deluxe TUbeless Tirea .. League ',";, L1'ttle • T IndIOn eam .. ;_d On frl'day FelT- Reg.- f2UJ ' Nylon Premium- SO Mos. Gu~. ~; I . ReJ.- UR,7~ .' 12 mos. Gu1rtl!tee- New Casi•J ~. New Haven, per. v TIRE TRADit-IG TIME .• c.au~ ~1ortd The Staff and lhe Meits tert , wiD home of ~~~~ CALL, back row, ES Pomeroy ·, . in a., �• Dally Se Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 23, 1957-7 Clort, Shirley Eblin. and Betty ·::;:;;;:;;-· - - ---::':-- th~d pIf . ay arty The WIIHnt Worker• tlafl of Eoter pl'ls< EUB C\1"'9h will Ill"' .I H II f 'd Tburactu evening at the home or tS e a rl ay ~LIISSTo MEET • • ..• .. • " ::1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, JulyZJ , 1957- ~ &~ ..., •• < · ~ ~ . ..• . - '"., ~ " .. .. ...••.,. •• ""· - ~ r.. " · ~ ..• • • " ·•• ~'"" •,-- fh •7 A good reliable woman to !Jye FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS with an elderly coupl~ and to POMIROY - 'l.,..oom frame nicely lecated on large Jot with take c~trc ~ their home. U lollll'Je back yard, driveway and terested phone ~ or 6384. garage bu.ildln·g . House ba1 aU 7 20 3te hardwood woodwork, beautiful ttairway, lar.a:e Veranda, eneJoaed Help Wanted-Housekeeper 00 porch, full basement, and ru· years of age. Contact John Buck fired bot water heating. Near ncr, 157 Dock St., Middleport. RATES ac:hools. Unuaual at onl7 $8MJO. 7-16-12tp 2 eeau Pf~· word, one t~rtion. Minim21'11 eharp &oe.--4 ~nll Only $2000.00 required for ownper word for three coneeeutive inscrtioo.il. FEMALE WANI'ED lmmedlattly er'a equity and aa11 ume eJdatins Special - O.e mouth for 25 cents per word. for 3-6 weeks. Unattached, reloan. E.1timated replaCement Full rate of 2 cenbl per word will be chorged tor adverti11ing ll sponsible v.ooman, 21-M yrs. of eost $30.000.00. aot paid for before the l~to of each month following Insertion. age. Exp~lienced with eblid Erren in Advert.Jsios--Should be reported immediately. The care, cooking and general boua~ MfDDLFPORT - 5-room frame n.u,. Sentlnel •'" not be reapofi'llble for mo11e than one tncor· h work. Good pay. Muit live in. ouae wJt:, bath and autotnatic t'tt.1 Insertion. Phone 241, Mrs. Finley. 7 1~ Ote 18&-firei'l heating, One-fioor plan, Cerd of Thank& and Soeeld Noticee of Events $1.00. Obltuarlee llhingle exterior. Newly dtQotat· oubllshed at 1 cent per word. d e · v,1Y man 11e an d .rfi...-ep1ace. Lev lot. $6500.00. FOR SALE ' lOX 229 PHONii 101-Y ... ro ,-,- 1 26 Stc 24 ln. ---'----~ Painting, interior and exterior. "m*)nite LtJII.I(Il:e - Lane Cedar Pedestal FAN Cb.sta - LAU Window PansAvailable now. Ratea reaaonMARTIN RESTAURANT 0 Fri&ld<~ire Refrl1erators. Braley. Pho.oe able. Homer Mlddlepof't NI!)TICI OF IALI OF BONDS Iaker llurnlture, Middleport, Ohle 381-Y. 'l-22-J2U 7-23-3tc will be re(!eivSealed 4 29 tf I - -- - : : - - [~~~~~~~~~~~~·~ ed at of the VUlage Wanted.5PAPER IL~NGTh.G- ·2& Clerk of 121 Of drop leaf table , rorker, years exper1en ce- Free es'l Me1gs Countr, cabinet. steel co.t, pie mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln 1 o'clotk noon of'o:~~~::~:~!.~:r,-~~ We wish to thank all thoJc w!l• end · tables, chair!i and rniscel124 Qh'10 7-6-'' h -·· . so kindly 'assisted durin~ thr> lnneou ~ arlicles. Call 926 .x. ox · · 1~.!!'~p,~unrtc aS(' illne11s and death o£ our belov'· 7 20 aggregate sum ed son and brother. · Specio! atp I -·; ' thanks to Rev. C. E. Hoyt, Raw. lin~ -Coat:s Funeral Home, the 1956 Harley D11vidson Motorcych Model ~6 ST . In good rondition. "BY the nur11e1 and Dr. Butrimas at Priced lo )Jieli. Sec Dick Taylor or Hour Meigs General Hospllal r~ncl • Frank Clrland Ralii.m~. 0 .. , or &lso the many friends and kind phone Porn~!.· 7 20 3tc or neighbou. Contr•ct" Mr. and Mtl. Hoa Searle~. Saw du.~l ind s ings. loaded 1n ' 7·23-lte and children. your trurk fro m bin or deliv· eGradint 6 Dlt.ch Diillllil .:.:. <>red. OJIIO VALLEY MFG. eBaek-lloe Service (31 CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. eTruck Loadin1 Equ~pmeat Phone Coolville 1250. 7·18-25tc eDump Truck Servlce '.l'he month of July again Is here. VIRGIL WAMSLEY To u11 the SaddCJit 'Jf the year. 10~6 Harley Davidson Motorcych~ Phone Cheshire 7·74.'79 A bitter grief, a shock severe, Model 56 St. In good condition, To part with one we loved so Priced to SPII. St!e Dick Taylor •' dear. or Frank Cleland, Racine, o., 723-Ht! The Stout Family I or Phone P[)meroy 3631. =:---:-- - - : - - - - - BULLDOZER for hi,., pondl, FOR SAL~ . baHmenti, ' landaa•pln1. R. M The unricnigr;ed is orrcrtng for H. RA WL!IIGB SONS CO. - 2t sale the 'l'homas A Waj.lncr pro- .• C.owdery, Long ~ott.,..: P~• hour "'ret>ker ServiQe. DaJ nNt.y tn Lc1Hrt Falls, Ohio, ap.10. $-~11 Pbon& 8321. Nlaat Pbooe prais~d aL $12.000.00 and cannot sERVici, 1103P·Yl DODGE · PLni.OUTH be sold ror less than I hat amount IWllO • Phoa• 00, Cleland A,PUanM OEALUS. · ll'8 U !IUbject · to lhe approval or the Store, l.l.d MilD s~, Pom.eror Probate Court. For inrormaUon i-28-tf pertaining to bidding , call Syb\1 Ebcrsbach. Phone No. 467 . Q\J!Cit SERVICE on Wileh C.. p~tll!•t b7 Fujlii'J Tralnod 19M OldAmoblle $2,4~ S1,1per 88 7 · 17~tc WANT ADS ·- PriONE 398 if ( 18) Employment Wanted $ - · Hudclu;-~ .. ~· 'o,e~t~t ' Housekeeper wanted. TWo adult& Fred K11uff, Pomeroy. 7-23-12tp • LegaIN tICe Cord Thanks a ' ·• . - -·-----------· for \Hire f ' . I ed June 10, l.M7, ..numbered from 48, Inclusive, of the< ReviSed Code, Said bonds are issued in antiei· patlon ol the. eollectiOn ' of ~;peclal assessments heretofore levied for the pur~e of con:atrucUng wa-ter mBlna and layl"''" wat":- pipe ~Jl streets of the·'villa_ae for the waterworkll distribution s·ystem of the village, under authority of the able to the vUlage, equa,l to at Jeut one (1,.) per eent of the bonds bid for, upon eonditlon that it the bid U; ac~pted ' the fieeal o!Cieer will deliver to the suceeMful bidder, within three weeks of the aword, a complf'te, certified transcript or the proceedlna:s, showing the bondl to have been legally Issued and the bidder will receive and pay for such boncb alit may . be- lesued as above Rt fort-h, within 30 days of the award, aatd bond to be forfeited or said cheek to be retained by the village if sald condiUon Ia not fulfilled; or said ehed: to be returned promptly at the request of the suecessful bidder if tbe transcript is not deUYered within the time sp~cified bereln. Tbt. village reserves the right to Ti!]ect any and all bids. The rrinclpal amount of the 111- I · made prior to 1 to 40, in_clua:ive, of the denomln· and under and punuant to an or- .-hl4:!h event ·~:~;:~t~Jii~:f;~:f ation of $1,000 each, exe~t bond dplanc~ No. 1~. adopted by the annual maturities will No. 1 of the denpminatton 01 $1,200 council of said vUllge on July 2, The bonds are offered 11ubjed to and bonds numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 19B7. . this condition. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 .tnd 24 of the Both prinelpal and interest are No conditional bids wUI be re· denomJnaUon of $M)O each, bear· pa;¥able from limited taxM at the ceived. The appJ'oviDK opioJon of ing interest at the rate of. rour Village Clerk's oflice, Syracuse, Peck, Shaffer • Williams, bond (f%) per cent per annum, payable Ohio. attorneys of Cincinnati, Oh!ulo, wbldK aemi-annually on the 16th day or be furniahed tc the auec:ea 1 1 June and the l~th day .of Decem· All bids must be actompanied der at bit expense. ber of eaeb year, commencing by a bond or cerUfied check, pay· December lS, 1957, and maturina: on December HI of each year, as fpllows: $1,70G in 10M, '$1.300 from 19S9 to 1969, inclusive and $2,000 from 1970 to 1977, inclusive. · · Anyone destnng to d o, ao may present 8 bid or 1Jids for said bo 0 d1 ~o.~ d h I ..,..se upon t e r bearing 8 different nte of interest than that hereinabove specified, provided that .vhere 1 fraetlonal interest rate is bid, such fraction shall be one-quarter of one per cent or 8 multiple thereof _ ~ Rock Sp~ga qr~nltr: wUI meet In re g uJar "'Sc~s lon Th ur!!duy .1ul•; 25 at 9 .P· M. Oliye Gpm~ro wiJI pr.e tent l\ pro:ram and refrcs!·· ments w.lll}e aen·~"· .. • I G~ANGE TO MEeT Bids should be sealed and en. dorsed: "BID FOR WATERWORKS ASSESSMENT BONDS." VR •'ehardc Dukckwortb 111age 1er NOtice ia hereby eiven that Serah Edltb Bowm1n, whm Post OC· lice address ia 989 Brownell Av~ nue, Middleport, Ohio, has been 1 ·-: PO TIABNT a ijf ~~! Jobn C. Bacon ....... ~: ;~ / 1 t. Candle J2,·Jiird. . -~ Legal Not1'ce a.~;;~[ fiOR SAL'"E .u., ~ Tlu!l Dora Romine property lo· ea•·• In Dexter, Ohio, and Middle· U.1eolor'lrlg $\lnUner ~ "1'N I J4li.Braneb0t ' •.. ., · ••_t ot ' { .~ e.u~rintending ~~=•' /or,hin). ~ _, ,, -.i'.~ ante.Iope · Cov.• n wltl I2.'-H111avy . weitht • sa.Epoeha S$.c,101f\O II. Jewlih •• In Memorian '•.. ..••" ••• • !) ~I •• • a. \ ' watabD\oker, COUJNI JWWEo ~: Purt'erot . _..... .1-3-U j " ' ··- . ~­ extra nne can. One WBI owned GRAVEL'/ '1 rtACTOR SALES ar.ut by one of our mcchanlc:~~. Blaett· Servlce. R. A. Finlaw, 312 E. nar't, Pomeroy. '7 20 8tc Y1ln St., Pomefl'l· 4 27 tf ftlr betl u1ed ur VALUES, aee BILL CHlLJlS. 1 9 !mop •' Cooker Caoner. 6314. ' i $1~.00. modcf'n. Call 2171 l.Altart Falls PrCJ~urc Phone ?-22-tlte REG!STE=R::::E:-:0-:-~iiLiii!t<-R-et-rl-cv-or 7-18-6tc ----~--- (11 I Wonted To Buy i' l paid. 1 far.ra:. e .. • e [ . l IF TOV DAVE ald.walk·aupnintendent clubt In ¥OUr borru: ·to\\'JI} · Jt 1t1U 11 unllktly that you ·~ve ·•een anythlnr llke tht,J one~ Tbe~ , tlta b&en -~ dp . a tO.toot·long obllehraUon deck ~ clubhoU18J ltrttcbln1 from 50th •treet-eut ot Ul,e RooKy movl• hOWJe an4i covered. w:ttb a 8trlped canopy. Flo~ :ti"'Xtl aN on hlnll and ~1 too, are 10 large wlndowe through WhiCh the membtra ~that wordl IUckllln my t,hro•t} may peer at the JabOrer& l'vt \fled.. Lord Jtnow1 I've ~rled. Thla Ill a ~ti in ~kih buil-t enclleply· f.t'e bleing tom down or thrown up, and thlllre'l i.lway• & hand7 exuvatlon hoJe Into wblch to ·look thO~JhU'ull,r . Wblle ~ Jhoy11111 whee:Je an\! bulldozers groan. I .h ave Hen tbe ,l!tue :poti of taltht~; . •LandiN a. if trandx~-but I get. no musare•.. Whta I look in, &11 .1 ate iJ: dirt being dug or rive,bl being riVeted. Wit!~ a Deborah Ken movie down Lhc block I Mould w&&te my time wa't.ch· " 11tc thll m~-..mllh? · ' : · TlJt• pl~est of •·• clubl wu begun fn l-038, reportedly ~r : John D. Rockefellt~. Jr., paused to Juperin~ :from &far the con• ;. .. ~Uo• ot ·the Aoapciated :rr<as ~un<i~ at the Center. When . lt)oM g~al:!bed ~·,arm: &!14 Wid him tQ ''Keep nwvJng, ,lnJ4dy}'. be : ,· ~ed. (or a-couple· of d•ys &nd ·_ then or(~ the ciu~~-·'Itw•• l · one·ot the .Jrat, .i f not ~lfe 4ret. ventures of Ua kind, and'lubleq~tly 1 . 'b~lder1 aiJ· t«ame- c;oy ¥fide PVt pol'tholea,;an4 "watching w!Jj(JOYf!'~ [· lD ,Qlto feiict~,'A1'9~ their b:ud,dlng akyB9rapera. ·; 1 • ~-'11· 1 ·~ --;-,··? . · ·~ . I • ' · ••• ~·· ....',., . WJ!Ji· N~W)!ST BUILDING, which will lll"'tch tT!,stq!i~i ,[!l\li , l :', -/. the~~ tor wbl~ 2i,.OOO tc;tna of' roCk and mt _ali-ead~ Jiave ~fi!l '\ e~Ytl,to(!, , I$ ~o be constru~ted on tbo sit' '9~ the ol<L ~IVD(J~r :' ~m .ot Ch,' NeW York fl.ailway company. A'lready ~e .a~ -~9,\'t!l . , be.ve .unt~l\~ trolley wheels, raul, SWitch trogli: and .IU.J\ltar '~• .J ot the T~erviUe days. , ·i 1 know what an old trolley WheellooJca Jtke. I should ata.nd around , 'aa II tascilia~ed. by a. oobra, just to watch & bulldoZer ~o:p one put ; otthedlrt! ·' .. ; . Wbe• fVlll'. occ"'pled, the Time 1111\d Llte tower w_1:9 6f! Ooe:u~,<~ ~ by 12,00Q QtnCe: workers-br!nklng to 4.7,000 the employe populatio,Jf ., ··· '., · ~:i\Wii~,l~~ · ~'1~ it' ,. to;"~"'' au wW app....,.te ttr,~ !1=1! ·6fi~~1h1 tbat ~. the .buDding of"'.t!heir aerie. ·x dent ly, the ·-~ItlbMuie'l w 11 have a fiiw tby c~nes and r llulld~r~ ·on Jiau4 at e.U times for--Ule 5-:i boys to use to demon~ ! 1trate tL tect~ruc&f 1}:1olnt wttb. , ' If )'O!i JiaPPt}n. to pass 'b y, I will be the miflanthroplc soul otf to one Side; '8nefb!lng at the JdU•r.s ae they superintend aw..y. As I say, I not. :eua:~ wbit's ttle maher wtth me and you c:an make bbok'tl:•qt~ I'll bEi at m;y oftafyt~t•• tomorrow moi'ning to take up Utia_ lf9~ tn detail., · ' LI'ITLli: ORPHAN ANNIE ~~· TQ Z.J.~iFt . FTKL ORL EZIML TD . TO LIZSLQOI SU, O TOD EUIF- I Y'Mt-erday'1 Cr)'ptoquo~: Hit ·.rHAT· IS NOT W J'tH ME IS A.GAINST ·ME - MA'M'HilW. ' _T Pi•trlbutd b9" Kla• l'uturu -8,-adlcat• -- - --;::;;:;--~~ Irtn ! j quite I'OIU!l!t\lf .. BY THE WAY--HOW PIMI! Y.OU OWE ME? #... ,; A!IBOTr T.V. 8EJI. VICE All makll ~palnd 1>711:>· pert Tle~nflllaH. Jlloouo Q84 Y MlddltJio!r 1-111-11 ~1., ··o,' 1(1*' ' -- " , t1 47;> •• ). ,I .. · :f~ ~herevlr :You S.pend: Your ap.,rtmcnu. UtiJltlc!l store room. Phoue , . . V,o~li, ' ' .. I '' You C:an Kee~ U~ WI~ What's Going O.n At~ltonie f 'J· ' ;~ ld J, '· 'I onCI when you arrlv• 'llomi ' •\' - . ....... ...,....., ...... ltrf D, 1M,IRder lr., R..ttor "'""'""' , _ 101 20 3tc r ~~ • ' .. ;..,. ·!\ . <:.- :( ~J·.. ··'' • • ·~.: ' ,, : •· .l .' . I ., ' ~:-'1\· .~'·! •. ,;;>•' ' .... , ... ~- - ·- l!xpmeneed · Wallnss W111ted Mu~t Apply In Per.On MARTIN RESTAURANT IAiddlollOrt _______...;?-:~ · --- 7 20 3tp ern home. 2 chicken houaea, barn ~6~3MX __~--~~~~7~~ Clolt to 1tore and thun:h. Rural Room1 for rtnt. Cloae to town. vUJa••· EYerytblna: ex.ellent con· 127 Butternut. 7·l8-12te dltloio. PAilM - 120 A. 7-room house, lar•e barn, outlmlkllngs. Timber and plent, •;..ter. Thla farm 111 hot 1 rundown hUl farm. An ideal tetup tor beef or gencr•l . ABOUT THe - M room lbore.~· GAS91JINE ALL!.Y pu;w. " NOT-·- ( 121 Wanted to Rent ,,..lA - ze A. 11-room 10mt·•••d· ltiD4 <tn \1\e ':JJ:. This - - - - - - (211 Real Estate \ : I. llARNEY GOOGLE and SJIIUFFY SMITH· bouse For Sah1: n room hout~e. Complete wltb furniture juat •11 House for S1le b)' owner. Belutl· It ,ll-llrJ6 lot, 2 porc)Vla, out· ful ran·ch ll)'la, n bcrl room butldlnp, buement, clstern. Unfurnished 3 bedroom home. home with red wood aiding, Call 6172 before 4 :30. 7-18-6tc boUle 111 In tltctum, young Pine paneled Jlvlng room, wlth fruit &reet beglnnln1 · to bear. WllOd burnln1 lirt'plncc, full 1r1pe1 lftd 1trawberriett Route ( 14) ~R.;~t hastment. Located on Orchard 7 below Middleport. ·Sollln1 bn· Hill; Galllpoll~ '!MOO. Call 4·ROOM HOUSE, 3 Atrl' garden. eeUJe of lllnee:l. Mra. Olto GaL 16113. 7-22·Ste $35.00 pef mo. At Apple Grove. Mul:ord, Middleport, 0 ., Rt. See A.lox \Vb*'clcr. 7·22-3tc No. !. 7·11-llle ---- _ ~ -i;z··· 9f'1P~r,.m qpkuoa FUSE K L F F U B, ',·, USED roll-a-way bc(l. Call S031S betwc('n 7:90 A. M. an~ 7:30 COIIP\.£TIIi IJiouran.. Protoetloo. puppler. rw·f~ct for field work Lito, Aut.. Plro, Polio. C111 Dor P.M. or ahow. Wr.lte: W. R. Elber7-23-Stc llllla, Klddloport, Olllo. leld, 818 OakS~. Hlllaboro, 0 . WANTED:24" Boy'l 3lkc In goad 7 Ul Stc .-:-:- ·--=-:--:-condition. Call612l·Y. l ,WAiER.tS Wf.f'l. u_p! WbBt'• the m•~ter· ~1th 'me •. an~7! Wh're DEAD 10--Far Sole or Rent For Sale : e room houRe. bath aJI 191 l=o• Sale '7··-·-qt. Presto , . Steam ~TKL -, ------,- 'I _, _s JS,V <20 Bl Insurance .... r• .,.\ .' ......... .. • ' garage, ' _limply •tand• ror another. . In thla IJ.ft\Pl• A. Ia ut¥ for lt'J, X tor tha two O'a, etc:. Stri&1•_- let,ttrt, · apo~ t-.plutt; tl'le)ength .and fonne.uon. ot• ttlt word&·. are &11 hLnt+._h day the ~odt; letters are different. .~ . steering and brakes. Fully !u rriaeo, basement $10,:100. Can PRII INSTALLATION equipped. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, be duplexed ca~ily. John M. MufCiera, seat covera1 batteries, .-::-c::--:-:-'7 20 6tc Richmond, 814 E. Main St., tires. Budget terma. Moore's, 1986 Buick VaC-;~lury. f2,695'. Pomeroy. 7-17-6tr _8 22 lmoe Pomeroy. 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Smart Jvor,y li'or Sale or 'l'rllfltl 22 11crc fArm 4 lc While f\nlsl't. Dynaflow~o. room house , mail and sl'h(IOI One earefal ownor. BlaottnBr'l, bus roule Sell or 'fratlc for Pomeroy. 'l 20 8tc hou.sc nnJ lot. 7-17-6t9 CONCRJ!TB BLOCKS 19M Bulek V8 Super. S1,5915. 4- ~'or Salc- 2 wheel Lrailcr , used dr. Sedan. Dynanow drive. R & t•sr p11rts, tires, chickens. Cl)ldt: ....lid l o - Por L H. New one cost about $4!SOO.OO Van Cooney, Bailey Run Roacl, Thb one lll(:e new In appearRt. 2, Pomeroy or Phone 692~\' GRUBSIR BLOCit CO. ance and condition. Blaettnar's, 7-16·6tc PDmeroy. 7 20 6tc IIAIIM Nortll of , _ , . . For Sale: PINING rqnm .suite. lALlA Ford V8 Cu11tomllne. $1.095. tRblt•, 6 chairs. buftcl . china Alun'llnlom coriltilnaUoa llOtm uG 2 dr. Sedan. One nf the best ap· screen wlndowt and dootl. Steel Tel. H063. 7-lll-fltp closet. pe:1nn1 can on our lot. Blaett· and aluminum awnlngti and can· 7 20 6tc Pcael'tes Now Haven Ort'hnrd. nar'a. Pomeroy. oples. cau WJlllam Radford. New lJnvvn. Phone TU:t4688. hor.lr: Rlll'illla. 5 2 lmop. 1833 Chevrolet aa low 118 $895. 1·16-lf Four beauties. 2-210's anrt 2 Bel-Aiu. One lllc:e new conver- FOR SALE- APPLES - Onr anrl tible and S two doou . Blaett- two duLinr~ per bushel. New Havec nar'e, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc Orchar~. New Haven. Phone TU· 24688. 7 12 lOtc 19M Bulek Spetlall. $99!1. Two • ..,. 'J. ~ 'I'IMiriJoN w. 2 dr. Hollld•r cpe. !.<•~. th~•· , ,.,~-'--14.000 actua mlleR. '11owif 9 roo 111 R, 2 bathrooms, 16THkJ<AS '<II\ I 18bl Auto5ervices (81 Auto Soles ISA 'JO<IJM- AN' 6LOOD tS ot'f ·Servlt:es ,.,. 1\.TEW l'Ol\K-Atwaya, it a ~ 11 ~~o:::;~:= blmaetr, there oom.ea a time tn oft and make.!J & reckoning ot hiJI bUtttea, character-wise. He hunt, tor with an eye to correcting them-and must report 884Jy that. ln. me, the feet man, there Js a flaw. I haven't tbe fainteat lD.tAN:.st. tn the world tn.' beln8' a aldewalk l!IUperintendent. Tbl• "" to be a black atari<, doesn't tt! know that aome dtl.U:Il.ll will put up with me, eveq though 1 eouldn't c,re JeN about pla)'tJI.g with electric tralna, the way all grown men lhot.ild. And there even are 4 tlllW ot my alcoholic frienb who 11tlck by me 'when I pehllt in drtnktnr toy martiJJII with &1n ln1kad ot vodka. But not to like idling away the time W&tcl,ttn_g bul!dlnga 10 no j boarfrOit ·----- &•me 10 b.li r....,t.meiJt • Jetter dia.Igowrongt · .. · :--,·},·t-.: _ 7~. 4uk fact eontrontM me tod:a,. ~ l , noted tllat the )JOCkelellf:r Cetlter au~t.ld have re~tJ~ thtlr liclewalk IUpertntendente' club- on a ~~~~ acale. tp. «m'letton t 1With J)l;e tonatrue~n of the n~w lntUton Tbile Qd lMt · w~. tltt ·Aat neW ad41Uo:n to the cente\-·• P:fJCraper pitCh ~ . Back tn. ltll p~e, the club h~ more thaa . 7G,OOO Jbtm ' Of •m rather -rcJiJY c~:t1'1f4 .memberthlp CUdt Wiqt .the .P~b laJ. .crJptton "Dte \beafe atttvrlt a'altt QQn ,ool/" _-or, 4 ~ belt l -:1 r~ .1\eeolled l' ., .. Helmer Nr. 4ldewa.Lt.. II.Miean particulafty Sett,ons133.01 to~O~h~io~,~·~ue~w~H~I 133.· ol cash ~b~eir~e~du~e~e~d~h~y~t~h~e~a~m~o~u~n:t payments of aS&eumenh ~~~~JM~"~·l~,,~c:o:u:nt~y~, (7) 16, 23, 30, 3tc ('1) ttJ, zo, 22, 23, . 25,. 7te ll;~~~iBo~nd~s~o~f~~~!~~Jg~e~ne~r~a~l ~la~w~o~o~f~th~e~S~t~a~te~o~f ~O~h~io~;;;:;~~~~Sy~b~H~E~be~ra~ba~Oh~,~E>~e:OII~tr~lo:l tnnou.nee-d r d ... -.aounda " All. Kalt 1 bevarace :l.a 1uard ~R•r ~t. 1'!4 19. Go4- e ..Night letter ·r.Consume, T1tle ·. i',. ·'(Turk.) · t.l'oldlot' . aa ..4bnorma~ 1'111 SIIJTB FA MILT tod•r Edna Kiein. \ Gertrude KUn~ S~:~ndra Jeffer~. t Sar.draAfowery. JohMy Eblin, Geraid Eblin, BillY Van C~ney, Ela\ne J;Jriekles, Joyce Btl~kle 1 , Johnny EbersJach . VIckie Weaver. K,1y Stone. Jackie Jaeobs Brenda Barton, Judy Barton ,. N~lill Barton, Pat : ,~. 1 . ., . . , ;/ , te'&mq· ·•. ·.allan t (tf; T.) ~· '31. PlrnJnlab. _J,7. qa.lc;tum ,1 ~0. Faruamflu; 30. Hatm.. '" tO Beve:. J (...... ,1 ' · / ehimberl • . \1411 , /~. • ·--• J.J ~.r-• ·';.r • I U.KI.Itanent t&ur.Y · IDRC:t . _,_ 41. Wattr. .,t . -~ 11. l'fl.h ' If. Chtat i tt. Vern "-,·, ': 4 ._ ~~~· ,.: 1 '20. Gun (illanr) 18, o.neraJ.. 34. now , .... .....,.,., tl, Nalllfll '· ILUia\Jn~ 37. ~ : (•)'ttl.) . • ' port, Ohio, will , be sold by the .DtcMMd , undett'gned at the law of~iel!ls of Notice Js hereby given that Sar•h Cro-}f aud Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at Edith Bowm::~n, whose Post OU!ce ·to:oo •o•ctoek A. M., Saturda')', July Address is 980 Brownell AvenUe, 27, UNI'1. Property located In Dex· Middleport, Ohio, bas been dulY tel', Ohlo, Is Jppr&ile<' at $6,800. appointed as Adminiatratrix of the and unnot be sold ,for leu than Estate of David E. Mi~hael late of thls sum. Property located In MidRed House, Weat Virginia, deceas- dlepm1, Ohio, Is appraised at ed. Situate w1thiu this state. $4,000.00 and eannot be sold for •· t o Dated this L2th day of July, 19l!7. leu 'ban tb11 sum. Rea1 esta"'"' John C. Bt..eon, be ~old 'to higheat bidder, JUbjett h · l Judge of the Probate Court to the approval of t e .Cour who UP-<A>aoh !rom thtl Jim Lee Howllll or the New York club. faym.) t lor of{ensive RIPLACIMENT DURUNOTON. Vt. t. River I, (U.S,, 0. Etbhun r , · of PN.Y • I 13. ~le'p . av • - - - - - -- · NI.Dt DAILY CROSSWORD July 1951. Judae of the Probate Court M.elga County, Ohio (7) 16, 23, 30, 3tc Syracu&e, Ohta 30 3 NOTICE ..OdFI "111~ .~~ "' m n .......E1 t t 1 f D ld I Mlch"l MinersVill e. duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Catberine S. Michael, decq,fed, late of Meigs County, Ohio. · pate.d thlo 12th day • Fello;'sblp of lh l' M_inersvllle M_ethod ;.s:t C~ur~h Will hold an 1ce: crea~ soeiul WednesC:ay ~ evenint, July 24 &'. ' the f'U;her Welding Shop In ' ) looldng A birthday party was •lven on • Ju ly 19 by Mn.. Artifl Eblin for her ·dauubbr, Diana, on her 81h · bi.Hhday. Those attend!ng were Beclt:y Eblin, Dl'ana · WeyersmUler1 i)()n~l Kldn, Mtirv 'IOcln, The ~outh , .,,2.,3_.-::'.,--tc-:-::=:::-::::::::::-:=- (7) ----, -ICE CRI!AM iOCIAL .,., \Veynamiller. Refre•hmenta were around for a repJaeemen-J aerved . For Diana Eblin ;Mrl. Ralph Spencer. ~ .. 8' footbtlll C::lon!o } �• Dally Se Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 23, 1957-7 Clort, Shirley Eblin. and Betty ·::;:;;;:;;-· - - ---::':-- th~d pIf . ay arty The WIIHnt Worker• tlafl of Eoter pl'ls< EUB C\1"'9h will Ill"' .I H II f 'd Tburactu evening at the home or tS e a rl ay ~LIISSTo MEET • • ..• .. • " ::1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, JulyZJ , 1957- ~ &~ ..., •• < · ~ ~ . ..• . - '"., ~ " .. .. ...••.,. •• ""· - ~ r.. " · ~ ..• • • " ·•• ~'"" •,-- fh •7 A good reliable woman to !Jye FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS with an elderly coupl~ and to POMIROY - 'l.,..oom frame nicely lecated on large Jot with take c~trc ~ their home. U lollll'Je back yard, driveway and terested phone ~ or 6384. garage bu.ildln·g . House ba1 aU 7 20 3te hardwood woodwork, beautiful ttairway, lar.a:e Veranda, eneJoaed Help Wanted-Housekeeper 00 porch, full basement, and ru· years of age. Contact John Buck fired bot water heating. Near ncr, 157 Dock St., Middleport. RATES ac:hools. Unuaual at onl7 $8MJO. 7-16-12tp 2 eeau Pf~· word, one t~rtion. Minim21'11 eharp &oe.--4 ~nll Only $2000.00 required for ownper word for three coneeeutive inscrtioo.il. FEMALE WANI'ED lmmedlattly er'a equity and aa11 ume eJdatins Special - O.e mouth for 25 cents per word. for 3-6 weeks. Unattached, reloan. E.1timated replaCement Full rate of 2 cenbl per word will be chorged tor adverti11ing ll sponsible v.ooman, 21-M yrs. of eost $30.000.00. aot paid for before the l~to of each month following Insertion. age. Exp~lienced with eblid Erren in Advert.Jsios--Should be reported immediately. The care, cooking and general boua~ MfDDLFPORT - 5-room frame n.u,. Sentlnel •'" not be reapofi'llble for mo11e than one tncor· h work. Good pay. Muit live in. ouae wJt:, bath and autotnatic t'tt.1 Insertion. Phone 241, Mrs. Finley. 7 1~ Ote 18&-firei'l heating, One-fioor plan, Cerd of Thank& and Soeeld Noticee of Events $1.00. Obltuarlee llhingle exterior. Newly dtQotat· oubllshed at 1 cent per word. d e · v,1Y man 11e an d .rfi...-ep1ace. Lev lot. $6500.00. FOR SALE ' lOX 229 PHONii 101-Y ... ro ,-,- 1 26 Stc 24 ln. ---'----~ Painting, interior and exterior. "m*)nite LtJII.I(Il:e - Lane Cedar Pedestal FAN Cb.sta - LAU Window PansAvailable now. Ratea reaaonMARTIN RESTAURANT 0 Fri&ld<~ire Refrl1erators. Braley. Pho.oe able. Homer Mlddlepof't NI!)TICI OF IALI OF BONDS Iaker llurnlture, Middleport, Ohle 381-Y. 'l-22-J2U 7-23-3tc will be re(!eivSealed 4 29 tf I - -- - : : - - [~~~~~~~~~~~~·~ ed at of the VUlage Wanted.5PAPER IL~NGTh.G- ·2& Clerk of 121 Of drop leaf table , rorker, years exper1en ce- Free es'l Me1gs Countr, cabinet. steel co.t, pie mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln 1 o'clotk noon of'o:~~~::~:~!.~:r,-~~ We wish to thank all thoJc w!l• end · tables, chair!i and rniscel124 Qh'10 7-6-'' h -·· . so kindly 'assisted durin~ thr> lnneou ~ arlicles. Call 926 .x. ox · · 1~.!!'~p,~unrtc aS(' illne11s and death o£ our belov'· 7 20 aggregate sum ed son and brother. · Specio! atp I -·; ' thanks to Rev. C. E. Hoyt, Raw. lin~ -Coat:s Funeral Home, the 1956 Harley D11vidson Motorcych Model ~6 ST . In good rondition. "BY the nur11e1 and Dr. Butrimas at Priced lo )Jieli. Sec Dick Taylor or Hour Meigs General Hospllal r~ncl • Frank Clrland Ralii.m~. 0 .. , or &lso the many friends and kind phone Porn~!.· 7 20 3tc or neighbou. Contr•ct" Mr. and Mtl. Hoa Searle~. Saw du.~l ind s ings. loaded 1n ' 7·23-lte and children. your trurk fro m bin or deliv· eGradint 6 Dlt.ch Diillllil .:.:. <>red. OJIIO VALLEY MFG. eBaek-lloe Service (31 CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. eTruck Loadin1 Equ~pmeat Phone Coolville 1250. 7·18-25tc eDump Truck Servlce '.l'he month of July again Is here. VIRGIL WAMSLEY To u11 the SaddCJit 'Jf the year. 10~6 Harley Davidson Motorcych~ Phone Cheshire 7·74.'79 A bitter grief, a shock severe, Model 56 St. In good condition, To part with one we loved so Priced to SPII. St!e Dick Taylor •' dear. or Frank Cleland, Racine, o., 723-Ht! The Stout Family I or Phone P[)meroy 3631. =:---:-- - - : - - - - - BULLDOZER for hi,., pondl, FOR SAL~ . baHmenti, ' landaa•pln1. R. M The unricnigr;ed is orrcrtng for H. RA WL!IIGB SONS CO. - 2t sale the 'l'homas A Waj.lncr pro- .• C.owdery, Long ~ott.,..: P~• hour "'ret>ker ServiQe. DaJ nNt.y tn Lc1Hrt Falls, Ohio, ap.10. $-~11 Pbon& 8321. Nlaat Pbooe prais~d aL $12.000.00 and cannot sERVici, 1103P·Yl DODGE · PLni.OUTH be sold ror less than I hat amount IWllO • Phoa• 00, Cleland A,PUanM OEALUS. · ll'8 U !IUbject · to lhe approval or the Store, l.l.d MilD s~, Pom.eror Probate Court. For inrormaUon i-28-tf pertaining to bidding , call Syb\1 Ebcrsbach. Phone No. 467 . Q\J!Cit SERVICE on Wileh C.. p~tll!•t b7 Fujlii'J Tralnod 19M OldAmoblle $2,4~ S1,1per 88 7 · 17~tc WANT ADS ·- PriONE 398 if ( 18) Employment Wanted $ - · Hudclu;-~ .. ~· 'o,e~t~t ' Housekeeper wanted. TWo adult& Fred K11uff, Pomeroy. 7-23-12tp • LegaIN tICe Cord Thanks a ' ·• . - -·-----------· for \Hire f ' . I ed June 10, l.M7, ..numbered from 48, Inclusive, of the< ReviSed Code, Said bonds are issued in antiei· patlon ol the. eollectiOn ' of ~;peclal assessments heretofore levied for the pur~e of con:atrucUng wa-ter mBlna and layl"''" wat":- pipe ~Jl streets of the·'villa_ae for the waterworkll distribution s·ystem of the village, under authority of the able to the vUlage, equa,l to at Jeut one (1,.) per eent of the bonds bid for, upon eonditlon that it the bid U; ac~pted ' the fieeal o!Cieer will deliver to the suceeMful bidder, within three weeks of the aword, a complf'te, certified transcript or the proceedlna:s, showing the bondl to have been legally Issued and the bidder will receive and pay for such boncb alit may . be- lesued as above Rt fort-h, within 30 days of the award, aatd bond to be forfeited or said cheek to be retained by the village if sald condiUon Ia not fulfilled; or said ehed: to be returned promptly at the request of the suecessful bidder if tbe transcript is not deUYered within the time sp~cified bereln. Tbt. village reserves the right to Ti!]ect any and all bids. The rrinclpal amount of the 111- I · made prior to 1 to 40, in_clua:ive, of the denomln· and under and punuant to an or- .-hl4:!h event ·~:~;:~t~Jii~:f;~:f ation of $1,000 each, exe~t bond dplanc~ No. 1~. adopted by the annual maturities will No. 1 of the denpminatton 01 $1,200 council of said vUllge on July 2, The bonds are offered 11ubjed to and bonds numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 19B7. . this condition. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 .tnd 24 of the Both prinelpal and interest are No conditional bids wUI be re· denomJnaUon of $M)O each, bear· pa;¥able from limited taxM at the ceived. The appJ'oviDK opioJon of ing interest at the rate of. rour Village Clerk's oflice, Syracuse, Peck, Shaffer • Williams, bond (f%) per cent per annum, payable Ohio. attorneys of Cincinnati, Oh!ulo, wbldK aemi-annually on the 16th day or be furniahed tc the auec:ea 1 1 June and the l~th day .of Decem· All bids must be actompanied der at bit expense. ber of eaeb year, commencing by a bond or cerUfied check, pay· December lS, 1957, and maturina: on December HI of each year, as fpllows: $1,70G in 10M, '$1.300 from 19S9 to 1969, inclusive and $2,000 from 1970 to 1977, inclusive. · · Anyone destnng to d o, ao may present 8 bid or 1Jids for said bo 0 d1 ~o.~ d h I ..,..se upon t e r bearing 8 different nte of interest than that hereinabove specified, provided that .vhere 1 fraetlonal interest rate is bid, such fraction shall be one-quarter of one per cent or 8 multiple thereof _ ~ Rock Sp~ga qr~nltr: wUI meet In re g uJar "'Sc~s lon Th ur!!duy .1ul•; 25 at 9 .P· M. Oliye Gpm~ro wiJI pr.e tent l\ pro:ram and refrcs!·· ments w.lll}e aen·~"· .. • I G~ANGE TO MEeT Bids should be sealed and en. dorsed: "BID FOR WATERWORKS ASSESSMENT BONDS." VR •'ehardc Dukckwortb 111age 1er NOtice ia hereby eiven that Serah Edltb Bowm1n, whm Post OC· lice address ia 989 Brownell Av~ nue, Middleport, Ohio, has been 1 ·-: PO TIABNT a ijf ~~! Jobn C. Bacon ....... ~: ;~ / 1 t. Candle J2,·Jiird. . -~ Legal Not1'ce a.~;;~[ fiOR SAL'"E .u., ~ Tlu!l Dora Romine property lo· ea•·• In Dexter, Ohio, and Middle· U.1eolor'lrlg $\lnUner ~ "1'N I J4li.Braneb0t ' •.. ., · ••_t ot ' { .~ e.u~rintending ~~=•' /or,hin). ~ _, ,, -.i'.~ ante.Iope · Cov.• n wltl I2.'-H111avy . weitht • sa.Epoeha S$.c,101f\O II. Jewlih •• In Memorian '•.. ..••" ••• • !) ~I •• • a. \ ' watabD\oker, COUJNI JWWEo ~: Purt'erot . _..... .1-3-U j " ' ··- . ~­ extra nne can. One WBI owned GRAVEL'/ '1 rtACTOR SALES ar.ut by one of our mcchanlc:~~. Blaett· Servlce. R. A. Finlaw, 312 E. nar't, Pomeroy. '7 20 8tc Y1ln St., Pomefl'l· 4 27 tf ftlr betl u1ed ur VALUES, aee BILL CHlLJlS. 1 9 !mop •' Cooker Caoner. 6314. ' i $1~.00. modcf'n. Call 2171 l.Altart Falls PrCJ~urc Phone ?-22-tlte REG!STE=R::::E:-:0-:-~iiLiii!t<-R-et-rl-cv-or 7-18-6tc ----~--- (11 I Wonted To Buy i' l paid. 1 far.ra:. e .. • e [ . l IF TOV DAVE ald.walk·aupnintendent clubt In ¥OUr borru: ·to\\'JI} · Jt 1t1U 11 unllktly that you ·~ve ·•een anythlnr llke tht,J one~ Tbe~ , tlta b&en -~ dp . a tO.toot·long obllehraUon deck ~ clubhoU18J ltrttcbln1 from 50th •treet-eut ot Ul,e RooKy movl• hOWJe an4i covered. w:ttb a 8trlped canopy. Flo~ :ti"'Xtl aN on hlnll and ~1 too, are 10 large wlndowe through WhiCh the membtra ~that wordl IUckllln my t,hro•t} may peer at the JabOrer& l'vt \fled.. Lord Jtnow1 I've ~rled. Thla Ill a ~ti in ~kih buil-t enclleply· f.t'e bleing tom down or thrown up, and thlllre'l i.lway• & hand7 exuvatlon hoJe Into wblch to ·look thO~JhU'ull,r . Wblle ~ Jhoy11111 whee:Je an\! bulldozers groan. I .h ave Hen tbe ,l!tue :poti of taltht~; . •LandiN a. if trandx~-but I get. no musare•.. Whta I look in, &11 .1 ate iJ: dirt being dug or rive,bl being riVeted. Wit!~ a Deborah Ken movie down Lhc block I Mould w&&te my time wa't.ch· " 11tc thll m~-..mllh? · ' : · TlJt• pl~est of •·• clubl wu begun fn l-038, reportedly ~r : John D. Rockefellt~. Jr., paused to Juperin~ :from &far the con• ;. .. ~Uo• ot ·the Aoapciated :rr<as ~un<i~ at the Center. When . lt)oM g~al:!bed ~·,arm: &!14 Wid him tQ ''Keep nwvJng, ,lnJ4dy}'. be : ,· ~ed. (or a-couple· of d•ys &nd ·_ then or(~ the ciu~~-·'Itw•• l · one·ot the .Jrat, .i f not ~lfe 4ret. ventures of Ua kind, and'lubleq~tly 1 . 'b~lder1 aiJ· t«ame- c;oy ¥fide PVt pol'tholea,;an4 "watching w!Jj(JOYf!'~ [· lD ,Qlto feiict~,'A1'9~ their b:ud,dlng akyB9rapera. ·; 1 • ~-'11· 1 ·~ --;-,··? . · ·~ . I • ' · ••• ~·· ....',., . WJ!Ji· N~W)!ST BUILDING, which will lll"'tch tT!,stq!i~i ,[!l\li , l :', -/. the~~ tor wbl~ 2i,.OOO tc;tna of' roCk and mt _ali-ead~ Jiave ~fi!l '\ e~Ytl,to(!, , I$ ~o be constru~ted on tbo sit' '9~ the ol<L ~IVD(J~r :' ~m .ot Ch,' NeW York fl.ailway company. A'lready ~e .a~ -~9,\'t!l . , be.ve .unt~l\~ trolley wheels, raul, SWitch trogli: and .IU.J\ltar '~• .J ot the T~erviUe days. , ·i 1 know what an old trolley WheellooJca Jtke. I should ata.nd around , 'aa II tascilia~ed. by a. oobra, just to watch & bulldoZer ~o:p one put ; otthedlrt! ·' .. ; . Wbe• fVlll'. occ"'pled, the Time 1111\d Llte tower w_1:9 6f! Ooe:u~,<~ ~ by 12,00Q QtnCe: workers-br!nklng to 4.7,000 the employe populatio,Jf ., ··· '., · ~:i\Wii~,l~~ · ~'1~ it' ,. to;"~"'' au wW app....,.te ttr,~ !1=1! ·6fi~~1h1 tbat ~. the .buDding of"'.t!heir aerie. ·x dent ly, the ·-~ItlbMuie'l w 11 have a fiiw tby c~nes and r llulld~r~ ·on Jiau4 at e.U times for--Ule 5-:i boys to use to demon~ ! 1trate tL tect~ruc&f 1}:1olnt wttb. , ' If )'O!i JiaPPt}n. to pass 'b y, I will be the miflanthroplc soul otf to one Side; '8nefb!lng at the JdU•r.s ae they superintend aw..y. As I say, I not. :eua:~ wbit's ttle maher wtth me and you c:an make bbok'tl:•qt~ I'll bEi at m;y oftafyt~t•• tomorrow moi'ning to take up Utia_ lf9~ tn detail., · ' LI'ITLli: ORPHAN ANNIE ~~· TQ Z.J.~iFt . FTKL ORL EZIML TD . TO LIZSLQOI SU, O TOD EUIF- I Y'Mt-erday'1 Cr)'ptoquo~: Hit ·.rHAT· IS NOT W J'tH ME IS A.GAINST ·ME - MA'M'HilW. ' _T Pi•trlbutd b9" Kla• l'uturu -8,-adlcat• -- - --;::;;:;--~~ Irtn ! j quite I'OIU!l!t\lf .. BY THE WAY--HOW PIMI! Y.OU OWE ME? #... ,; A!IBOTr T.V. 8EJI. VICE All makll ~palnd 1>711:>· pert Tle~nflllaH. Jlloouo Q84 Y MlddltJio!r 1-111-11 ~1., ··o,' 1(1*' ' -- " , t1 47;> •• ). ,I .. · :f~ ~herevlr :You S.pend: Your ap.,rtmcnu. UtiJltlc!l store room. Phoue , . . V,o~li, ' ' .. I '' You C:an Kee~ U~ WI~ What's Going O.n At~ltonie f 'J· ' ;~ ld J, '· 'I onCI when you arrlv• 'llomi ' •\' - . ....... ...,....., ...... ltrf D, 1M,IRder lr., R..ttor "'""'""' , _ 101 20 3tc r ~~ • ' .. ;..,. ·!\ . <:.- :( ~J·.. ··'' • • ·~.: ' ,, : •· .l .' . I ., ' ~:-'1\· .~'·! •. ,;;>•' ' .... , ... ~- - ·- l!xpmeneed · Wallnss W111ted Mu~t Apply In Per.On MARTIN RESTAURANT IAiddlollOrt _______...;?-:~ · --- 7 20 3tp ern home. 2 chicken houaea, barn ~6~3MX __~--~~~~7~~ Clolt to 1tore and thun:h. Rural Room1 for rtnt. Cloae to town. vUJa••· EYerytblna: ex.ellent con· 127 Butternut. 7·l8-12te dltloio. PAilM - 120 A. 7-room house, lar•e barn, outlmlkllngs. Timber and plent, •;..ter. Thla farm 111 hot 1 rundown hUl farm. An ideal tetup tor beef or gencr•l . ABOUT THe - M room lbore.~· GAS91JINE ALL!.Y pu;w. " NOT-·- ( 121 Wanted to Rent ,,..lA - ze A. 11-room 10mt·•••d· ltiD4 <tn \1\e ':JJ:. This - - - - - - (211 Real Estate \ : I. llARNEY GOOGLE and SJIIUFFY SMITH· bouse For Sah1: n room hout~e. Complete wltb furniture juat •11 House for S1le b)' owner. Belutl· It ,ll-llrJ6 lot, 2 porc)Vla, out· ful ran·ch ll)'la, n bcrl room butldlnp, buement, clstern. Unfurnished 3 bedroom home. home with red wood aiding, Call 6172 before 4 :30. 7-18-6tc boUle 111 In tltctum, young Pine paneled Jlvlng room, wlth fruit &reet beglnnln1 · to bear. WllOd burnln1 lirt'plncc, full 1r1pe1 lftd 1trawberriett Route ( 14) ~R.;~t hastment. Located on Orchard 7 below Middleport. ·Sollln1 bn· Hill; Galllpoll~ '!MOO. Call 4·ROOM HOUSE, 3 Atrl' garden. eeUJe of lllnee:l. Mra. Olto GaL 16113. 7-22·Ste $35.00 pef mo. At Apple Grove. Mul:ord, Middleport, 0 ., Rt. See A.lox \Vb*'clcr. 7·22-3tc No. !. 7·11-llle ---- _ ~ -i;z··· 9f'1P~r,.m qpkuoa FUSE K L F F U B, ',·, USED roll-a-way bc(l. Call S031S betwc('n 7:90 A. M. an~ 7:30 COIIP\.£TIIi IJiouran.. Protoetloo. puppler. rw·f~ct for field work Lito, Aut.. Plro, Polio. C111 Dor P.M. or ahow. Wr.lte: W. R. Elber7-23-Stc llllla, Klddloport, Olllo. leld, 818 OakS~. Hlllaboro, 0 . WANTED:24" Boy'l 3lkc In goad 7 Ul Stc .-:-:- ·--=-:--:-condition. Call612l·Y. l ,WAiER.tS Wf.f'l. u_p! WbBt'• the m•~ter· ~1th 'me •. an~7! Wh're DEAD 10--Far Sole or Rent For Sale : e room houRe. bath aJI 191 l=o• Sale '7··-·-qt. Presto , . Steam ~TKL -, ------,- 'I _, _s JS,V <20 Bl Insurance .... r• .,.\ .' ......... .. • ' garage, ' _limply •tand• ror another. . In thla IJ.ft\Pl• A. Ia ut¥ for lt'J, X tor tha two O'a, etc:. Stri&1•_- let,ttrt, · apo~ t-.plutt; tl'le)ength .and fonne.uon. ot• ttlt word&·. are &11 hLnt+._h day the ~odt; letters are different. .~ . steering and brakes. Fully !u rriaeo, basement $10,:100. Can PRII INSTALLATION equipped. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, be duplexed ca~ily. John M. MufCiera, seat covera1 batteries, .-::-c::--:-:-'7 20 6tc Richmond, 814 E. Main St., tires. Budget terma. Moore's, 1986 Buick VaC-;~lury. f2,695'. Pomeroy. 7-17-6tr _8 22 lmoe Pomeroy. 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Smart Jvor,y li'or Sale or 'l'rllfltl 22 11crc fArm 4 lc While f\nlsl't. Dynaflow~o. room house , mail and sl'h(IOI One earefal ownor. BlaottnBr'l, bus roule Sell or 'fratlc for Pomeroy. 'l 20 8tc hou.sc nnJ lot. 7-17-6t9 CONCRJ!TB BLOCKS 19M Bulek V8 Super. S1,5915. 4- ~'or Salc- 2 wheel Lrailcr , used dr. Sedan. Dynanow drive. R & t•sr p11rts, tires, chickens. Cl)ldt: ....lid l o - Por L H. New one cost about $4!SOO.OO Van Cooney, Bailey Run Roacl, Thb one lll(:e new In appearRt. 2, Pomeroy or Phone 692~\' GRUBSIR BLOCit CO. ance and condition. Blaettnar's, 7-16·6tc PDmeroy. 7 20 6tc IIAIIM Nortll of , _ , . . For Sale: PINING rqnm .suite. lALlA Ford V8 Cu11tomllne. $1.095. tRblt•, 6 chairs. buftcl . china Alun'llnlom coriltilnaUoa llOtm uG 2 dr. Sedan. One nf the best ap· screen wlndowt and dootl. Steel Tel. H063. 7-lll-fltp closet. pe:1nn1 can on our lot. Blaett· and aluminum awnlngti and can· 7 20 6tc Pcael'tes Now Haven Ort'hnrd. nar'a. Pomeroy. oples. cau WJlllam Radford. New lJnvvn. Phone TU:t4688. hor.lr: Rlll'illla. 5 2 lmop. 1833 Chevrolet aa low 118 $895. 1·16-lf Four beauties. 2-210's anrt 2 Bel-Aiu. One lllc:e new conver- FOR SALE- APPLES - Onr anrl tible and S two doou . Blaett- two duLinr~ per bushel. New Havec nar'e, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc Orchar~. New Haven. Phone TU· 24688. 7 12 lOtc 19M Bulek Spetlall. $99!1. Two • ..,. 'J. ~ 'I'IMiriJoN w. 2 dr. Hollld•r cpe. !.<•~. th~•· , ,.,~-'--14.000 actua mlleR. '11owif 9 roo 111 R, 2 bathrooms, 16THkJ<AS '<II\ I 18bl Auto5ervices (81 Auto Soles ISA 'JO<IJM- AN' 6LOOD tS ot'f ·Servlt:es ,.,. 1\.TEW l'Ol\K-Atwaya, it a ~ 11 ~~o:::;~:= blmaetr, there oom.ea a time tn oft and make.!J & reckoning ot hiJI bUtttea, character-wise. He hunt, tor with an eye to correcting them-and must report 884Jy that. ln. me, the feet man, there Js a flaw. I haven't tbe fainteat lD.tAN:.st. tn the world tn.' beln8' a aldewalk l!IUperintendent. Tbl• "" to be a black atari<, doesn't tt! know that aome dtl.U:Il.ll will put up with me, eveq though 1 eouldn't c,re JeN about pla)'tJI.g with electric tralna, the way all grown men lhot.ild. And there even are 4 tlllW ot my alcoholic frienb who 11tlck by me 'when I pehllt in drtnktnr toy martiJJII with &1n ln1kad ot vodka. But not to like idling away the time W&tcl,ttn_g bul!dlnga 10 no j boarfrOit ·----- &•me 10 b.li r....,t.meiJt • Jetter dia.Igowrongt · .. · :--,·},·t-.: _ 7~. 4uk fact eontrontM me tod:a,. ~ l , noted tllat the )JOCkelellf:r Cetlter au~t.ld have re~tJ~ thtlr liclewalk IUpertntendente' club- on a ~~~~ acale. tp. «m'letton t 1With J)l;e tonatrue~n of the n~w lntUton Tbile Qd lMt · w~. tltt ·Aat neW ad41Uo:n to the cente\-·• P:fJCraper pitCh ~ . Back tn. ltll p~e, the club h~ more thaa . 7G,OOO Jbtm ' Of •m rather -rcJiJY c~:t1'1f4 .memberthlp CUdt Wiqt .the .P~b laJ. .crJptton "Dte \beafe atttvrlt a'altt QQn ,ool/" _-or, 4 ~ belt l -:1 r~ .1\eeolled l' ., .. Helmer Nr. 4ldewa.Lt.. II.Miean particulafty Sett,ons133.01 to~O~h~io~,~·~ue~w~H~I 133.· ol cash ~b~eir~e~du~e~e~d~h~y~t~h~e~a~m~o~u~n:t payments of aS&eumenh ~~~~JM~"~·l~,,~c:o:u:nt~y~, (7) 16, 23, 30, 3tc ('1) ttJ, zo, 22, 23, . 25,. 7te ll;~~~iBo~nd~s~o~f~~~!~~Jg~e~ne~r~a~l ~la~w~o~o~f~th~e~S~t~a~te~o~f ~O~h~io~;;;:;~~~~Sy~b~H~E~be~ra~ba~Oh~,~E>~e:OII~tr~lo:l tnnou.nee-d r d ... -.aounda " All. Kalt 1 bevarace :l.a 1uard ~R•r ~t. 1'!4 19. Go4- e ..Night letter ·r.Consume, T1tle ·. i',. ·'(Turk.) · t.l'oldlot' . aa ..4bnorma~ 1'111 SIIJTB FA MILT tod•r Edna Kiein. \ Gertrude KUn~ S~:~ndra Jeffer~. t Sar.draAfowery. JohMy Eblin, Geraid Eblin, BillY Van C~ney, Ela\ne J;Jriekles, Joyce Btl~kle 1 , Johnny EbersJach . VIckie Weaver. K,1y Stone. Jackie Jaeobs Brenda Barton, Judy Barton ,. N~lill Barton, Pat : ,~. 1 . ., . . , ;/ , te'&mq· ·•. ·.allan t (tf; T.) ~· '31. PlrnJnlab. _J,7. qa.lc;tum ,1 ~0. Faruamflu; 30. Hatm.. '" tO Beve:. J (...... ,1 ' · / ehimberl • . \1411 , /~. • ·--• J.J ~.r-• ·';.r • I U.KI.Itanent t&ur.Y · IDRC:t . _,_ 41. Wattr. .,t . -~ 11. l'fl.h ' If. Chtat i tt. Vern "-,·, ': 4 ._ ~~~· ,.: 1 '20. Gun (illanr) 18, o.neraJ.. 34. now , .... .....,.,., tl, Nalllfll '· ILUia\Jn~ 37. ~ : (•)'ttl.) . • ' port, Ohio, will , be sold by the .DtcMMd , undett'gned at the law of~iel!ls of Notice Js hereby given that Sar•h Cro-}f aud Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at Edith Bowm::~n, whose Post OU!ce ·to:oo •o•ctoek A. M., Saturda')', July Address is 980 Brownell AvenUe, 27, UNI'1. Property located In Dex· Middleport, Ohio, bas been dulY tel', Ohlo, Is Jppr&ile<' at $6,800. appointed as Adminiatratrix of the and unnot be sold ,for leu than Estate of David E. Mi~hael late of thls sum. Property located In MidRed House, Weat Virginia, deceas- dlepm1, Ohio, Is appraised at ed. Situate w1thiu this state. $4,000.00 and eannot be sold for •· t o Dated this L2th day of July, 19l!7. leu 'ban tb11 sum. Rea1 esta"'"' John C. Bt..eon, be ~old 'to higheat bidder, JUbjett h · l Judge of the Probate Court to the approval of t e .Cour who UP-<A>aoh !rom thtl Jim Lee Howllll or the New York club. faym.) t lor of{ensive RIPLACIMENT DURUNOTON. Vt. t. River I, (U.S,, 0. Etbhun r , · of PN.Y • I 13. ~le'p . av • - - - - - -- · NI.Dt DAILY CROSSWORD July 1951. Judae of the Probate Court M.elga County, Ohio (7) 16, 23, 30, 3tc Syracu&e, Ohta 30 3 NOTICE ..OdFI "111~ .~~ "' m n .......E1 t t 1 f D ld I Mlch"l MinersVill e. duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Catberine S. Michael, decq,fed, late of Meigs County, Ohio. · pate.d thlo 12th day • Fello;'sblp of lh l' M_inersvllle M_ethod ;.s:t C~ur~h Will hold an 1ce: crea~ soeiul WednesC:ay ~ evenint, July 24 &'. ' the f'U;her Welding Shop In ' ) looldng A birthday party was •lven on • Ju ly 19 by Mn.. Artifl Eblin for her ·dauubbr, Diana, on her 81h · bi.Hhday. Those attend!ng were Beclt:y Eblin, Dl'ana · WeyersmUler1 i)()n~l Kldn, Mtirv 'IOcln, The ~outh , .,,2.,3_.-::'.,--tc-:-::=:::-::::::::::-:=- (7) ----, -ICE CRI!AM iOCIAL .,., \Veynamiller. Refre•hmenta were around for a repJaeemen-J aerved . For Diana Eblin ;Mrl. Ralph Spencer. ~ .. 8' footbtlll C::lon!o } �. ' ' • 8-DaUy Senlin~l. Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., July 23, 1957 Holter's Hold Picnic Dil)ner Sunday Evening Church Of Christ Men's Ass'n Family Night Session Is Held Mr and Mrs Homer Holter en t~r\lin'd 1 group of relatives wttb a p1cnu~ dinner Sunday eveJUD:g at theJr home, Cbeater Road bononng Mr. and Mrt Henry Bullard, Tampa, Fla Guests were Mr and Mrs Bul· lard, Mr and Mrs Marvin Hand and children, Callforma, Larrv Frecker, Cleveland Mr and Mr~. Raymond Frecker and aon, Tup per,a Plains, Mr and Mrs C D Frec)4:er, Mr and Mrs Roy Fr"'c krr aon and daughters and Mr and Mrs Howard Seidenable and .sons, Pme Grove and M1 and Mri Roy Holter and ch1ldrio. Cheater Road ' T- a Wod. July 21-24 FAMILY NleiHTS 2 Adult Tldceta 1dmlt1 c1r full James Cagney ~ Humphrey Bogart "THE OKLAHOMA KID" One hundred and ftf~en were were Cbrishans, and that now six. present for the Family NiJbt of out of ten were, and he cauUoned the Metp County Men'lf A.uoela- his audience agunat being aure Uon of t.be Churehea or ChriJt at that athiesm wa1 not also growthe Middleport Church of ChrlaL lng Wilbur Pierce, Bradbury, presid&d He discusaed tbe 1mmorahty at the meeung and Fred L Gard- found 1n t~ United States and ner, host pastor, welcomed the sP.id thlt m tbia day of unllm1ted audience and lntrodueted one of powera, 1t was well to remember the guest speaken, Benjte Youne, that power must be used m a Hawaii, who is a 1tudent 1t the Chrtatian way in order to progreRS Kentucky Chrtstlon College GraySpecial numbers mcluded a yoson, Ky cal solo by Eleanor Okate, "Must Mr Young, who u sponsored at JesUB Bear the crosa ~lone", a the school by the Meigs Cunty vocal trio from Bradbury, Patty Men',; As10ciatin was aeeompan- Michael, Phylhs EbersbliCb and 1ed here by Ml&~ Eleanor otake Sharon Roush, who sang "He" and Hawa11, and they 1 ang an Hawauarl a quartet from Rutland They were duet as a part of the evemng• 1 pro- Earl Slack, Earl King, Mrs Ethel gram Mr Young 1 topic wa 1 "Fool- Nelsen and Thelma Michael and 1shneas" and he llave eumples of were accompamed by Mrs King Churches repreaented were what people had constdered toollsbnes.s, sue~ as Noah's building of -Bradbury, 12, Dexter, 8; Hemlock the ark., David Livingston'& life Grove, 8, Rutland, 12; Keno, 6, work and other well know pe:nonJ, Zion, HI, Middleport, 37 Earl Slack pa11tor of the RutRefreshments of Ice eream and Jand Church' of Chrut introdueel eake were .served at the close of Sheldon Thomaa, pa1tor of thi£1 the me!tting Martms Ferry chun:h Mr Thoma• -'---'---who conducted revLval service• at the Middleport and Zion churches in 1952, spoke on "Complacency", He warned of the daDJer of be· mg complacent in the f1ght against CQmmumam whtch he called a reMr apd Mrs: Henry Bullard b~lous war as well as a pobtlcal. who have been the gue111A of her He gave statistics to show that a parents. Mr ancf Mrs -C. D Freck century ago o!lly two out !>f ten er left Monday for Missourt where they will vtsit relatives before returnmg to their homf' at Tampa, Fla Mr& John R Weo.:kb of Nelson- I I - 8150- James Cagney Humphrey BogiU't ANGELS WITH DlltTY PACES POMEROY SOCJETY -- OUR CONFIDENTIAL - WILES - 28 persoyo Lawhorn's Take Over Rivervue Restaurant pass Tests OD Dnvmg • y,,.. - 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW we keep confidE!Iltialftlea. They are maintalDed tor your convenience and proteetion. Furniture Every pharmacllt keepa & complete re~~ ol pretcriptlona. A tlle number CD a\ medl.olne container enables UJ to identify quickly any trcacrJptlon, to tell ;you when it wu AUed and who your doctor wa1. $595 INCLUDF..S Should any member ot your famll7 accidentally 1wnllow aome pUla from a long-forgotten bottle, ~ t)lla information b~oroe~ ptremely vita! With it, a phyaiclan can detemune inunf'!diatf!l) whether or not emergency treatment is neceNuy. FRIGIDAIRE lk:frlgerator and Gas Range Pay Only '69.50 down TJ\ese conf\dential fth~• rll!preaent another sorvice ot your conunun•ty phannaclat. and '29.00 per month BAKER DUTTON DRUG CO. FURNITURE PHONE 6266 On Tile 8rl11rtest Corner • In Middleport Mlddlepuli Veferan Scout Master Honored At S'unday Party Dr. C. E. Downie Is Honor Guest On His Birthday MiddlepOrf' Society f"a Picnic !:fo,nors Ro~i""lMirfs On Her Bi~thday I I I ELBERF-ELDS. OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY For . Our Annual Store . '"' Wha cauld ~ell lee cubta to en eskimo, But lie fen for a hne sllckel tl1en hiS, From 1 new cat stlesman-wowl whet e whlll The ear had style-yurt out ot dill, The futum were new-bl•k In '481 HeriY'asttn smlllna, the 11111 hardly sllow, ' But haw he wishes he could aet beck his douah I ' Mora1: Don't get "bar1aln-talked" into yesterday's stylinl and features! Like a lot of people, Harry wuJ09!!iflllfcr a "aood buy" in a lleW • · But no ll&f Ia a bargain if it'a out.moded cfrlve it a mlle. Fer the "'"' _.,, ~ eould have atepped up to .11 Swept.Willi Dodae-ao neW it lletl1ally ®~ other can ill ita Obeoletel tbelr high, buy dllliflll with low, low look of tomorrow. old-fashioned leaturoo with oueb th• , ad~'il'f'll& Tonlon.Aire Ride, Bra:llel. 18o ciPn't do wbat TorqueFiite See and Total-Contact your Dodae oo.Jer today. I Swept-Wing IRST entti1e . '. Pomeroy Woman Named President Of Pome· .... ""'""••· ,... .... n..... .,. Ohio: ............ .,._.. ....., VOLIX NO.M Wedn~y, •ltillf. H'-" ....,. 71 to -------- July U. 1967 • • VI Seaman Makes Identification; Commiss~oner Places Wedler At Murder Site Dan Hartinger : Hurt 1!1 Mishap , Hartmger'H car wa" i!emohshed truck 1 between the c11b and trailer hiteh area The driver of the Elk 1Reftnmg Co, r1.a:, Charles Goff 1 StMnley, !old officers that he ' PD.atd _,b Wedlor Dr, I!Jomuel lllleppar4 ' was travelm~ east toward Ra ~ Lll DrHCTOI Ill playtna a atarrtn1 roll u authotltl.. and ~me around the curve near tht" •·ex~ta..., ley to de~lmin! wfletber DoDaJd Joseph Wedler, uRrt Hawlc~ residen'ee when the C$ped cuavlct .beld in Dele,ti\t1 Flao, il tl.'Uthful or tataclful LD say• Hartinger llar swerved tr.to h13 ... b• ,... the iJ\aJJ wbO bludpQ[led Marilyn Sheppard t<o death. Iane gomg ea~t. A lie !d'teo~or tell • wae ptt~ lor Dr. s~ Sheppard. wbo He ~ol(. offieeb he got off $he la eewfug ll;fe for the Cleveland murder, but OhlQ:a Gov. Wllllam h~hway, try.ng to avotd the ~ O'NeUJ. vetoed lt .pmdlna; further invesUaauou. ( lnt•malfoAQJI eollhuon His 1 tanker d~maqed ~everal guard rill posts and destroyed one Fla. (Ul') - Merehant seaman E.rnest J. KolaAssisting In thE; invelltigatic-n Deland today to confront convict Dol)ald Wed· was Sheriff Robert C Hart.en· 1dentlf1ed from photographs as having been baeh, ftrst off1cer on the acen~ and the State BtgbWil)' Patrol of ·the murder of l\larilyn Sheppar4. , in th~ iVolu111a,}1ounty Jall with permiSBion o·arien an~ the state patrol.m~n s•Jd no ehargos would be filed Tbuhby appeared momentarily, in the until a complete lnvestJgatlon u; or }ven~ ! - made Another ear demolished abOo't ml~nlght last, n'lght when Gayle Pr~ee, 1ft, Polilond, was tro~ing at a hl~h ~ .. ~ on Rt. u. tt ran Into the tanker I I * * * w" ·s~;mp1,rd ~~ fwo Pr•" Middlepol!t Boys N~~· For ~M)iji.lland 'Y ASHINGTON (UP) - Southern senators today readied a jolting blow to President EISenhower's c1v11 nghts bill The Senate scheduled a vote Ibis afternoon on an amend me~t that would strik;, from the b1ll Part 111 _tile prQVisiO;' gmng !he attorney general broad powers to s~t injunctioDS In clvtl r1ghts cases generally. Supporters of the amendtnertt confidently forecaot it. poan1e, . ···''··" One authontatnre rourre " to 60 vote& in ttl favor Oppoprlnf<oly · Passage of tbe would leav• til• bill l' atmed aalt;:J:~~ Mayor E P' Robinson 111d toThe I« day the village has applied for the1r next .attae,k at seetto_n ~nother three-months e~~;tenston O( the btU They seek to ~k• U 6r a permit to dump untreated mclude the nght of Jurt tr'ia1a for sewage mto the OluO" Rtver peraonr aceu.sed of contempt in The prevJous apphcallon w:u votmg nghts cueJ renewed on the plea that acl!on The southerners said ~~~~~~.~ to sell bonds here and proceed Uon Tuesday of U With the treatment plar.t and lel'J· ror contempt at K,;;x';ilt age .&)'Item should be postponed chnehed the argument for untll Middleport took acuon that triala. Cml Tight backen mtght permlt a cooperallve pn-- contended that H-uthern ~= Jcct. would not convict m civil rl contempt cases Other congreas10nai news I - • 1 SCHOOLS The Hou,. """"" to u:WIS I oomplete d<bate on the big Ieder\ al school contruct1on btU and pot"bly gel a fmal vote by ni~lfall. Supporters of the $1.,.500;000.000 A total ol 22 lndtdments w ..... r: rE-turned Tuesday by tbe conhr. ued Mal' term grand Jut)' meetln!" tn the «!OUnty courthouse with Prosecutor lames B. O'nef1, pre11entmg WJtnell!eS There were nine true btliA ror p.on·&upport, three tor fraud, one for larceny, two for breakrng nd cntermg and grand larceny, twn trespaaama t'Q. steal, oqe (or entering a residence and abusmg hu wife Bills returned name~ For non-support Robert W•il. Ira Chnton Goodnlte, B11l Holland Wayne Shaffer Ch'trles C(l.. b,.,n Marvm Berman Luaber, Charlea P M1ght, John Wilt, L11wton 1em pleloiL '1•1! Jo'raud Wilham Swan on two counts and Eh Ebersbach Larceny Glenn Oleander break lng and enterm!J and grand l11r ceny, Audrt>y Stevens and Damrl LeJman Trespass to steal Arton McKee and Dorfey SwteiL Entering •nd >\bU&Ing wife Howard PhJIIipa l.awren~e Hatrltltn ~nd James Wolham W7att, ~- eharged willo larceny were not. l)resent body. Wrestler Fined $25 By Pyatt In Mason· llianrl Charles Shetts Of ahead with pl1111s to would a~he couqj,y election n a bond. issue iai JtOMtl! 1 - Mayor Asks State For Extension On Sewera"e Penm·t K Iu·1gliway Dept. Opens Bids On Loca} Road ork w Camporee Are Completed· .- .Al'M-G-MJ~leetiag Held Tues. :~!!d~dt~~;:;•ndmenl bad their back! to the RACKETS Tbe Senate Raebll Committee wanu tOp offlClals of the Umted Textile Workers Uruon to exp1.atn by what ngbt theY used $100.000 In umon money for items hlr:e ~rtvate homes, TV aets and women s underwear The of,. ficuals un1on pretudent AntbonJ Valente and umoo aeeretary... tre.aurer IJoyd Kleuert. BOth were tummo~ .for queitlllllbia.. ;..., . f"OOTBAU Bkt BeD, eollllllt. s•oner 01 the National 1'.60t:Hit League, told a Bouae antttrtntt 'IUbcomm•ttee profeu10nl fobtb&ll d ed 1 1.!1 oom un e51 tome of ita kq features are exempted ftotn antitrurt laws Bell't t ...."'"iJOIDt e'z.,. ti l ~~~~ emp on P an outu.rlfll n a prepared statement tncluded· 'l;'he player draft .ayalem_, terrlt.Grlal member or the A1r Forces no,.. .r~gbta of teams, eommls&oMr'l at borne on furlough from bu power to govern the game •nd tfl'" base in Labrador, Canada reserve clause biDding -..~ to' Also survmng are a brother, a team .,....,...,... Charles of Middleport and a s!S ATOMIC· A ter, Mrs Raymond Reuter, Beo-1 1•0 enernett, Iowa a bill ~ to Military rites wUl be held a• clear the •· -aves1de m the Cheslurt' Gravel Htll Cemetery for J..eWlll AI bert Vab.JP~oney, 46 who dl.<!'i early 1 Wetfftl!lday mnrmng at h1s Mtddleport home Will be he\d Fr1day at 1 p m 1n tbc Raw hngs-Coats Funeral ~ Home w1th Fred 1 Gardner, pastor of Mid dleport Chuteh of chnst offiet;lt mg The- t.~ 'h"'a~mber of the U S. "Navy durm~ World War Ji.1 and a member or FeeneyBennett Post 128 of the Amer can Leg10n. Survivmg are bJ!I w1fe, Mar garet Belle, father, Albert Var. Cooney, Middleport daughters Judith at home and Mn Floyd Stanley .. Dayton, son, LeWtS. a Six Are Convicted . By WJ.!ite Jury In Cool Rams Pro~e Integration f.ase Boy •Va.'s .forM• Funeral Servi.Ces \Vi)} B F .d. ~~Fam e n ay I' Funera~~rv1ces Mason of the P)'att C1ty on Monday afternoon Price suffered lacerations and orlal hospital trusteCII at whic't Charges had been brought cut" on hl.!l r1,8'ht Jeg A passcb· nothing was acoompHshcd for' the agamst the wrestler followmg an ger, Norman Deem, 17. Portland, record appearance m New Haven recent had contusions on his r1ght shoutShee~ Mra Wdham Dowme ly by th«> parents of Ray Curti;; der. H &. Boney and Chester Tanne Clark 13 or New Haven Accord hUl, tnember' of a "boosters" lng to the Clarks, the wrestler ' comml\tee lor the long-lime prohad thrown thetr son agamst :1 1 ~d memor1al, JOined the tru!.· post du_rmg a July 11 match m Metga, Vmton and Gallia Counl tees at the meehng as al110 dut tbe New lraven Community a\torney Bernard Fultz, who ts tiea wer.e ln(:luded today m the butldmg retained Jt counsel by the boal d State Highway Department plans The wrestler whose ~ull name 1~ Two lht;~llons were offered for for road improvements whtch are George Grant, was arrested m comdderaUon and both fatled for io be completed by Octo11er 15. night and lack of a aecond They were Tota I of bids on aII prOJe<:I & m- Oak Htll on Satur<!ay ••'!I .~.. brought bar:k to Mason c oun...,. 1. 'By R. L Jacobs, a motlon to voIvmg Improvement to 3...., b ld t1 jatl w~ere he was e un t pay lltclilted HaiT7 ·ill¥ •.Jiay of blghway.s w.as..$:1,421.009, Monday's hearmg Q:oob' ol a bill for $6,M4 9ll 101 lng the total amount of ••;,,"C;~~~;j ~~ h h u let this year to ~.095,522. M:eanw Jle, anot er wrcs er pllllil' !~r a 40-bed hospital he Low blddera by countiell mclud- George Wagner who claims to 1 baa' prepared under a eontrac• ed the rollowJng be the ortgmal 'Gorgeous George' wl!h tbe board. bas announef'd h1s mtentlon to GaUIWMipVInto" The Sbe)by sue George Grant £or ustng his Co , Thornville, $123,4.78, ,for re- name surfacing 12 9 miles of Ohto 160 m · State Fat.r wi11 Sprmgfield, Morgan and Hunting•P•·'•"'• 28th year 111 diton Twps., Gallia County, '19 miles AII-Ohip Boys of Ohio 233 in Greenfield and per. ry 1'Wpa, Galha County, four miJe ToFarnun~» KNOWVILLE, Tenn UP-Th• of OhiO '775 In Walnut and Pef.ry Z: Tennessee mtegration struggle 1l'wp11 , Galha County; 4 8 miles of Ohio 124 m Salem and Rutland found tts way today to t~ capt tal at Nash•lllc from a federal 'twps, Meigs County, and 31 miles courtroom here where John K.::.$of Ohio 160 In Wilkemile Twp • By Unlte4 Prasa per and sue re111dents of Chnton Vinton County, estimate fl29,530 The cooling rams that "wet sat stunned when a aquthern ' CompletlOn Oct. 15 down" Oh10 Monday and Tuesday white JUTY found them guilty of proved a bool) for farmer-a whose crimtnal contempt. In six Weeks Naahville gram crops were wilting tn the recent heat wave. " mar school open wtth mtegratlon Shower.! aU over the state broke gomg mto effect 1n the first the dry spell that had p.arcbed grade as part of a gradual decrops, gardens and lawns for near- segregahon plan that has won lY two weeks The ram also was a temporary approval of 8 u S DelaUaof the Augtlllt SO-Sept. 1 camporee at Camp Chester blesslrtl for many municipalities dilttrtet JUdge. In Melgs •CoUnty were worked out Tuesday night by the Ma· whose Wlter systems needed re· Kasper, 27, who ts appeahng soii'GaiUa-Melgs District committee of the Tn.State Area plenillhing two convictions for his mteder· Norman C Arnold Mtami Coun· ence Wlth Chnton school lntegraCouacll In !heir monthly meetil)g at the Galhpoha Clinic ty farm agent at Troy, satd the uon plans to go to Na.shvUle in C. F. Hibbs, Mlddl~port, Dtstrict chatrman, presided at the rams m his area eased the corn, abo~t 10 daYs 1.0 get In new meeting an~ reviewed !he June meeting John Parsons, camp· hay and soybean Situation groundwork ~ng and activltlea chairn'lan of the Tomato crops in Darke, Mercer Blntl Gov. Clement and Auglau:e counties also were Wtth a blast at Gov Frank dlltr~. llsted the program for the !~~~~~~kWagner, Grove committeeman CJmporee stardnlil: witb check in Troop 2:KJ Scout- helped by the showers Clement the lanky Yankee born m • friday, Olen llarnson. John Parbetween 3 and 6 Ram saved the young tobacco segregat~omst satd after h1s con Au"-!et 30, •nd with disF Hibbs, James W Reese, plants in secllons of Montgomery, vtction that "Tenne!M!e has no , l mi11al aL 10 P 1 Carl Grove. post adyisor, Darke and Mtaml counhe.s. GreenvlJie and Middletown mu government and the ba~tle must J11lche1, Point to be Spencer, Troop 249 Scoutnielpal water systems which Mon· be won or lost an thts state d!reetor of day set new pumping records re. In Chnton meanwhile the see units ported water wppHes replenished ond lDLegrated school year is u The cool weather that accom- p~cted to start late next month pamed the ramfa11 was ex.peeted With 11 Negroes enrolled wtth to continue through Thursday some 750 whites The Negroes wtll The u s weather Bureau at Co- include flve who attended lasl lumbus sald a cOol mass of air year. W. D Human, the new from central canada now covers. principal, sa1d the school board all the Great Lakes ~tate11. The would fiet the exacL openmg date air mass Is associated wtth hiJb The Cllnton res1dents, whosf pressure which wlll drift slowly sentenecs along w1th Kasper·~ 'OVer Oh10 today and Thursday, were delayed pendmg new tr1a Warmer weather was tndteated motions, drove home through D for Friday aultry east Tennessee afternoon ~r]y readings today s~owed They fa~ possible sentences of temperatures m the SO's all over six months m Jail and $1,000 Ohio with the exception of the fines area along Lake Erie where warm Two Hours O.UMr•tlon lake temperatures kept the read· Kil'lsper and the others wer(' FINED $20 conv1ctecl or consplrtng to vlolate Rayl'flond Ell10tt 43, Newark, ingl ln the 60's ovemtght ~--U. S. D1str1ct Judge Robert L. 0 , arrested by the state Patrol KENO PR&ACHEIIt Taylor's in)uncllon agamst in Tu&$day was fined $20 and costs Rev; J B Moffett, Athens, will tegration They were charged in JP R. E Frmdley's court for be preachiny at the Keno Cbul'(:b wtth blocking the Negroe.s' route l·!::u~~~~e ltoo close behind anoth· SUnday. Jul1 28. at 7 30 P. lkt (Continued on Pap Tbnlo) ·· r van Cooney ~ • prolc5-t 1 ~~~ -~~l'a~~·~:· ~' ~ •• ent followed ~~~~~o<V'-~111!1 ed over 11tveral~ t1me1 ~GU~ ~f the- veterans mem--' ~.c..:;;.:r;c..o._ ___ I Vote Is Scheduled Today On Amendment Barring Section 3 221ndietments Are Returned By Grand Jury Pr.,.eeol<ll'! ~ames B. O'BriGn led an tnveJtl!latloD \tht• morniM lnto ~lrtum~(.nee& qf a eollla:lun In Minet.!!Vll.l(! in which Dan C • Hartinger, Letad ':falls, was m· lured when he oollld~d with a lanker truck: Joajd wtth g\so· hne, Mr HarUnger, veteran county co.mmi&Sioner, wu removed t-o Meigs General Hosp!.tal ancr emergency treat~~M=nt by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. He 'vas suffeting shock and cuts on the left arm ind bruiset on his U1r tonltht JUO. . Of oh·10 Sect10ns Mro William MMI!Iom•ry had her fiVe ' daUghter& and thelr famiLies home for a reunion this put weekend lor ~he flr8t time ln a number or yeara. Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Bow~ (WU1a) and dauahter Connie and Mr and Mra Vlneent BenediC!t (Merle) and chlldrtn, Rita and Mlchaol. Sprlb(flold, apont the weekend here with relatives Sunday a family 11thering waR held at the new home of Mr and Mrt ltorace Abbott (Grace) and children, Danny, Roger and VIcky ~nn Othera present werf' Mr and Mrl. Dale Hyaeli (Mary} ond 10111, Billie and Bobby and Mr and Mn Ebner Wehrung (G,arela) and Mr. •nd Mrs. Gard· ner Wehrung and dauahtors, Lb1 da and Kathy. Middleport IY UNITID 1'11111 ' ABoon Montgomery Reunion Is Held Sunday Weather• ' James K. Searles Funefal S~n,ice~ · Held On Friday Thurs.day July 25t•:, Atrevtlln& salesmen w11 Har.y G. Blawe, ~· I " I --ThJi may be newa, but MlllSireet viUe spent the weekend 'wttb her Norma WUU11, Lima, spent tb~ next ten i ;:~ ya wJth hil family t~ ft<! mother, Mra. Herman SchoU and -,reek end with bill parenl.l, Alr forf! .eavmg for an eztenv If ! Mr and Mfl Eldon Weeks I ami Mn. PaVld Darst Jr cruise He bas been 1t1Uoned •t Mra John Fr1ct who hat been Mr. •nd Mrs. ftobert McKinn~. No;.~olk, '~. Wednetdav Mr and ill at her home, Rock Sprinis Columbus, were week end gues~s \In I r, 11:(.a and 10M lk'b end Road, 1a: lmprovma of her parent•, Mr and Mr1. Cl,..._ Gary, plu to Jeav... for L!. '" White I Rev and Mrs A N Grueser enee Murray, Bradputy for a tlu'ctt day vactUon. . of Lancaster visited last week Mr and Mrs Raymond Burns Mr and Mr1. Jaelc ard with her lither, R. R Stob•rt. Mrs R1ta Llwborn, b~r JOn 1n.d daughter, Kathy Lee, Cavitt«· daqbtP.r, i'oreen, <.;orea;)')b• p,,, Twent)' eilht peraona pa&~ed aad family. Jimmy aod daughter, Bonnle said ton, arr1ved rdunaay for a vu.tt were wee~t (nd p•stl ol Yr. •nd today they wtll soon feature a with her mother, Mrs Mmnle Gil· Mrs Ira f ut~her t~nd f 1mib; and driVI,gl teata in PL Pleasant lm Mr and Mr.s. Dona1d WlU arid more varied menu it,J.turmr ~ ~ore, a,nd sister, Mr~r~ "' George Mr. and ,\'r-. Rome Sttw,-t R!c~nt laat Tb\lfsday. State Police ad l'amily of Columbus were week hroiled 11teaka at the IUverv.q~ Cbllda, and family gu• u~ of be SteWIJ'ta v.· ._:! \lr• mini1t.ered -the teets end guests of h11 father, Emmett Restaurant which they are opilat Tbole ,ftom the Bend Area Mr. and L'tfrs Joe Saxton, Colmn·J William f-.uui.ns and dJb.pter, Wtll mg t~ tabs.. ~e vt!litmg Mt. and M.rjl. Carrolton, .end Mrt.. M"l lo•. M;~ were Paul willard Hudlon. Maaon; Glady• Marie Stewart, Alii· Mrs Lawhorn, whose husband a-eor,e Hud.son and daughter, Car- \ Gwre, Min'<» JuneUon. . Mra 'fhomaa Goegleln returned engineer on the ol Jean _ Judith 3 'cher and t:~.J eeu WlJ. •on: Ann Frances Chisler, New home Monda} after a four weeks ts a derrick Mr. and Mrs. DwJgbt Fruure 1 sou are attending tht> Budrr Haven; Donna Jean Ravman, vunt In Columbus w1tb Mr and rlVer, leased the rea~urant from Albert Russell last week Exter:;,· (Daiay Luu StaMbury), Columbu:;, Spnngs Chrittian AP!tnbl\! camp New H•ven; Wilbert Gene WeaMrs Robert GOodman ancl family Mr1 Mildred E Nanty of An- sive redeoratlng 1s being plan· were week end guests of her ..aunt, this week They were accomp1rued ver, ltfa.IOD an<t Thomas carl Re1tp to camp Sunda)' by Mr, and Mn. mire, H11.rtlord chorage, Alaska and Miss Flor ned ~ On the walls wiU hang orl- Min Dilate Saunders g1nal oil paintings by Bonnie, 4' 1 Ira Butcher and son, limmy ence Smith of Oklahoma Clty semor at Pomeroy High Sahool GUbert Ervin tmd Jack Drudy, _,...--.. Okla , are guest& of their mother thu; Autumn ColYmbus, spent the Wet>~ end wUh Mn Florence Sm1th Jimmy, 21, Js a gradufte of bb: parents, Mr and Mrr Beq. Er Mr and Mrs Harold Brabbin Greenbrier High School m West v!n, at the home of their daugnter of Dunbar are guests of her par¥irgtnla and, to )ls Mra. Willlam Robson ents, Dr and Mrs C E Downil!' mother. ls "theacconhng busmess head of Mr and Mrs Harley Swisher au·! Mrs J H Stephenson left Sun· th f n d all t J lOR, Melvin, attended the Sto:k day for Delaware where she will e am y 80 re y 8 op "'' t- Car ruces at the Skyhne Race\\aj, Mrs C E. W Downie enter!b 1 h J1mmy worked tn a Morl(aoattenfl Camp Farthere~tt OUt er" tamed with a family dmner Sun. c. r H ~ a, cha rman C)f t e town restaurant for some tim~ Cbar1Pston, Sunday M-G-M Scout Dtetrict and Mrs held on the Wesleyan Univeralt~ and alllo attended west Viremia Lea Kennedy Jr and WHt~am day at her bQ~e. Hiah St.. ho!"" klbba :were guests sunday at a campus umversity • Turner arpved Saturday trom a ormg )ler hustiand, Itt. DOWJlle, su,prise ~party -plallned for Mrs. 0 F DePew of C.:hllheothe The Lawhorn 11 moved to p,...,e.. trJp to California. 00 hiB birt~day • Goot-se H!iUt Sr.. SeoutmMter of was a busme5S visJh>r here Mon roy seven years ago. Mrs. Law Jack Kelly, who !11 am&r.:o)led at Present were Mr And Mn Tr06p 200 fOr more than th 1rty day fl horn was employed by JtusSell the Columbu.J Post Office, fp<!llt Harold Brabbin, Dunbt'r ,, tJr and ye•~ Mr and Mrs Edward Kennedy aa a cook and waitress for five the Week -(!na wit~ his parcnL, Mrs, 1 T A. Downie and emls a., haa J'eee.nUy 1'88lgned hi!! Mr and Mrt M L Kelly, and faroand daughler moved last w~k Charle~ Alleq, Mr .• and Mrs pos:J4lqa arid WI blrhday wa"' before the lease w,aa e:teeutlly He had just returned from , years from Toledo to Laurel St WIIHa D >mie ana lon ~n4 the eelebrated Sboday at the !ann of ed. Her husban<J_. off ~e river three weeks trtp to Callforrtla Mrs Anna Yeager has returned' an~ ~ostw. • Pete MtCol'ml~ll Walter Walker honor for a few weeks now' )41 been aflMr. and Mrs. Harry Munns and home alter a viMlt in Massillon aWstant Scoutmaster, pre11ided c~t wath Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitch sistmg In ''a~raightenin,1 up and" daughter, Kimberly Marie, Paynushe said, ''he's been hinting vilJe, arrtved Saturday for a vi.ut the pr9Jhm an~ pmenled Hout and familY IVIth her grandparents, Mr and with a .Uyer plalter on behalf ol Mrs Frederick Wllcox.eu re- around about a Jjayday '' The family recently moved to Mrlf. Harry Mi.lli, and her par"'nh the ' Seoutl ant. the troop comtvrned to her home, Columbus Mr and Mrs Russell Mtlls. Mr mllteo of Troop ~00 Wilbur Di<k· today after a vlstt wtth her mo Mason City from Pomeroy ,oq. DIStrlt~ M-G·M Commls,!oner Russell Mills 1& a patient at Holther Mrs T T Shelton pr~l<lD\ed lfout wttb a "God and :zer Hospttal Mr Munns retur11ed Maaon Edwards Wmtcrs of Coqntry" placque and tlj'! cllarter to b1s work Sunday and ha wnt> spent Sundav with his sister, Mrll of , TFQop 100 wu pre~tmted to j and daughter remained for a vtSit Jacob Ehersbach Funeral servl~ for James Mt17111' O'lloll. ' ' Mr and Mrs H L. Dunham Mr and Mrs Earl Denny Sr Kenneth Searles, aon ot Mr. "'" (Hylda R1ce) llre enroute to C:iltf ~Ill !lout an~ ¥'o;Q\rl!llc1< and 11on Earl Jr, and Miss Bett,:.· Mt's R•l~h Gibbs Jr flnil c!hll· Ornia where they will v1s1t her Mrs Hod Searlet, w~re beld al were give~~ the Poloon • •wet~• Demo.skey spent Sunday In 8111111 dren Grtgory and Gloria, New aon, Pfc. Joe Rice Camp Pentli("· the Rawhngs-Coata Funeral Home rlurJnq the nr.oRJ"am In iPt9!1Di~ cothe w1th Mrs Nora Denny who Hav"'n ar.. spending several J.i:ll ton, and hi.& c~uldl'ien, Beverly ar.d on Friday with the Rev. C ' E Uon ol tMir years of ser•l•• lr Ill Hoyt, pastor of the Ftrst Baptu:t scouting Eldon R Kraeuter was a bUiti with her T.Other, Mra Georrzf' Gary Mrs George Childs and ltlr_, Church, nflletatmg ...,..---~ne11s VISitor In Columbus Monday Childs Pnd family this wPek w\l.tc Burtal waa in~ t.hc Cheshire Mrs Clara Wlidermut.h visited Mr Glbhs Is attendlne a ape!'i;o;J f411ph G1bbs Jr and children, Gloria and Gregory, New Hav~n. [ Gravel H1ll Cemetery and pall Sunday Jn Portsmouth wtth htr school < t Georgia Tech Mr and Mra L D Dile~~ so11n! accompanied Mr Glbbs t<~ thf' ~carers were ErfwRrrl and WiHson, Tert, who 1s a patient hl rh"r" l:t1 :&I'd Friday in Ath• 111 Charle11ton airport Sunday Wlha1 11am Dcmos}ty,'J:~l Denny Jr. ;,.r ~ Mercy Hospttal. wlth Dr. 1tnd Mrs Cha"es"Jivtdm tie left for special trairiin(tt Geor- thut Gtlmora, ~ Lee Smith and Mr and Mn Henry Bu11ard of • Tampa, Fla, and Mra C 'b md chilllrn and Mr and Mt\ !iii Tech He il'" Sll:let)' ·~upcftvisor Nornian Van Meter. Harry N'! .thell anft fOJl11 '!~l" at the Philip Spor.n Plant, Gu Relatives al'ld lru~nds from 1gut Frecker were Saturday evcnlnq The fourth birthday of Robin ' guests of Mr and Mrs. Hamil,· ~ltchells had just returned !r?m ham Stat10n While m ChatJeston of town mcluded the three eh1l a vacation trtp in the Smoky P4ou1 \Irs. ChJids and her daughbn" and dren of the deeea,ed Robert and Mtlls, plder dtmo;ehter ():( Ml'~ ant! 1 Holter. ta1ns and Mark Mitchell accompJ family vunted Mrs Ida M Me· Kenneth R1chard SearJQs, and Mr and Mrs Larry Frecker med h11 gr.ar:.dporents here lor ~ 1h~ll. 86, aunt of the late 1dr. Mrs Jack Fli.ck and her three Mrs. l!obOf! Mil\•. waa (elebl:lllell and son, David of Cleveland who visit with • picnle •t 4)<e )iope Sun· Childs, and Mt and Mrs Vtllt! week pld soq~ Findlay, Ajrs Rus- day. ' were weekend gueats of MJ:II Mr and Mrs Richard Vaug}Jan Hecox sell Krtrler Findlay; Mr. ani Susie Ftscher v1sited Monda\/ and sons, J1on and Btll, and ~1.-1 B~nj Director and Mrs Geo ~l' • Mrs Randall Manley and daughwith Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Annlce Ohhn&er were bustncn Dallas ~ H' !!On, Bdly, have mavd ter, Randy SQe, Akron, Mr. anti ' Her tour tiered birthday eake, ll!h!c~ wa• decorated wltll DjsMr and Mrs John lhle, Mr vhiltors ~:1 Parkersbur(, Monday to lhe houre they bo~ht from ~J 1 Mu Stdney Burton and fam1l_v, neyl~and figure&, was a gift ol her and Mrs Wooflrow Mora and Mr Mr and Mrs Mtllard Wtldermuth vtd Ohhngf'r on North Thtrd Av~ West Riciifleld; John -Sewell, ifiiJI~inoLher, , Mra. Shirley MUb ' and Mrs Roy Holter attended ,il and family were in Portsmu!J~h Mr 1md Mrs Gerald Preston a.nJ Mafietta: Mr and Mra. Charles In the group were Mr. and Mrs. swimming party at Burr Oak Sunday to visit his brother, Ted, son, Bob, and their houseguest, Warner, Pomero)', Mr1 Franeu R~l:if!:rt Mll111 and daughten RoLake, Sundd.y ill a patient tn the hosptt8l Becky H1ll, Chkrleston, wl~ li!l\ ~ Burnett, Gallipo1ts; Mr and Mn bm lolr. Mra George Thompson and ':IOD today for Charleston to meef GJ""~ Curley Kemper and daughter, Mrs. loe 1 of Che11hlre visited Mood~ Preston, USN, who wtll- spe,.,d the Eno Darst and hls ftancet, drel'l, wlUl Mr. and Mrs Roy Hollqr and family Mr and Mrs WtliJam Baker rc \ turned home Saturday afler a visit m Charleston with Mr and Mrs William Grate and son Ja!ll· ea who aceompamod them home for a weekend visit : ' Mr. anr'l Mrs Elmer Wickham visited Sunday in Wellston and Galltpolu Mr and Mn David Mlght and children nf Rutland were Sun day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Calling in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Ran r.bght and Mr and Mra Floyd Rumflcld, Rutland Tom'rly Jupcr of Columbu! ha.s returned home After a weeb vll~it with hls &rand mother, Mn OaJ•Y Jasper and his uncle nnl1 aunt, Rev and Mra Ralph C Zundel Other recent fll eats o€ the Zundela were Mr and Mrs Odell Pittenger of '3radensburg Fin and Frank Zundel of Den· vcr, Colo Mt and Mrs 0 ll ' ' ' JaRper of Columbua, parents of ·" ' Tom were Sunda7 gue11t1 r I I I AIR Services Comm•ttee bin that would more voiee Jn the new All' Force bill would reduce named by the President Irom to 22 a 7ear. Cooler Weather Follows 10 Wake Of Tuesday Rain :: p,..., _, ly UNfed RAin swept the Midatlantie and Southern states today along tbe ""' nm of a cool alf ma55 that no'l1rex.tendi from the western plains to the C~rohnas , The beav1est showers early today occurred at Flat Top, W va., and Raletgh. N C , with threequarters of an tnc:h Cooler air moVlJlg 111 behind the ~bowers tumbled temperatures In the northeast by an average of tS de.arees. ---- IA.la Jean Roush Is Camp Aide In Pennsylvania Lola Jean Roush, Mr and Mr.s Arnett Upper Flats Community West Columbia, Is serving mstructor at Camp Witmer Hersham, Pa. Miss Roush College jorlng m sl)(!ech will return to the August ~hall � 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. 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