http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3a8d9eb8a88117c67e1e5760fe533b20.pdf e434ced0941fdcbd918c6273588548be PDF Text Text ' - a IY UN ·- ---- I GLI! COPY r M 3 ROO S 0 ALL rnit r 95 INC UD • IRil • •• Poy Onl e 59.50 n onth BAE FU E TER HAD CLOTHE WOR . U:AL .• ,. "' rues .., " . "JUST A GO D Mldd IN • • • •, •, In �.• - . .... .... ~ • .....- - ·! .!,.. -- ; ti~....,.,.· si•:J . It-Daily ~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 25, 1957 '' RECONSTRUCTION DAVS 'MUSf-KET" • ... .. HO$pital Questio~ May Re~olve Itself Finally In AThe F1lth, But Spec1al Elect1on, This Fall Or Winter problem of the proposed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospltal IS sc· involved and tangled at this stage that a clear cut so)ution seems im 'b) Th " sioo received aias.s~e:ling lSo~vast~he "' esda nl'ght h t t~ rus ~Cl' board . Tu y w en wo mo tons were made one on · ' a presstng 1mmed'1a te prob 1em . n er aimed t the Ot 1 t'ton o f 1he gent•ra 'l a a sou \mprt.s: stalemate. Both failed for lack of a sec n 0 d . . At th1s pomt we can see little advantage m trying to trace through the history of eve nts that have led to t he current impasse One of the motions was to pay architect Harry Ray Nay part of his demand for pllns drawn to date for • 40-bed hospital that would meet Hill -Burton federal aid specifications The other motion was to have Nay revise his plans so as to permit eonstruction of a building that may be used as a hospital with available funds which amount to $202,000 There is one man with a clear-headed determination to resolve the entire problem into action. What he proposes would resu lt an on«! of two things Either enough money will be provided by taxpayers to build a modern, gov. ernment subsidized hospital of at least 40 beds; or, if the taxpaye rs say ''nothing doing'' at a special election this fan the trustees will conclude they have a clear mandate to spend their $203,0~0 _for whal it will bring in the way of a hulldmg._ It would be utilized in whatever way pos.stble for a veterans rnemorJa! hospital , eo;en if only a 20 or 25 bed insti- . ·' . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' THURSDA \'-Channel 3 ~ ~.5 6·00 lu tJOn, and possibly inadeq uat ely equipped. , Certam members of the trustees feel taxh · · iII!2:0030 I 112 30 1.00 l 30 200 300 0 0 The man w1lhng to take a leading part in thts effort is Charles Sheets of HarrisonviJle who got lnto the hosp ital question seriously du ring the last election He found himself so convinced ot the need of a larger hospital here, and especially of the great shortage of doctors in the area , that hP co uldn't let go of his convlction even th ough almost everyone e lse threw up their hands in disgust. ~ :us t oo t 30 ' ' 6 •00 6 30 Daily SentineT--:t,~;,i;'~~~:,~·!!; i~~~~~~ ~~T~stsAre Slated ap11rl Almo!lt WCTU i'O MEET I I imnw11 1at('ly alter It achie\•('d !h il t inc rNhb lc speed. · For Fastest Jet B b I om er In AAF I ' The Middleport WC!U will 13ul mot orists sl11l had t heIr meet TueH day, Jol v M ul the \f'r•t h j anl'd IYIII(hlil v ('very time 1 Hejlh Method ist Ch urch. they lo ok to the highways And it DAYTON. 0 Ill' - The B·~B - - -- - - was nnl Ull\IQUa) for thrm to e nrl Hustler, the Air Fore~ !!lfPetlOn· kiNO PICNIC H&LD 11p In a vllr!l led r·ornC11•ld bor rfer. ir bombtw f11•w here today ftum Approximately 35 nco)lil' frc 111 lnl.( s bto ~ ~cldom ron~ultecl one Fort Worth . T exn~. tn undergo a tbi"' Keno Sun rl;.y S1•t 1 111 hcl rl IIIHllJICr abnut road rl f•vel o)lmt'nt, series or lake ort tests Th e- plane , "dt>scnlwd a.~ the their unnual pknlc Sunrln y ,Juh nurl "one stall ·'~ roud ~ ftf'qu cnll y 2bt at 1 Portlancl l'11rk All t•" l entlcflot th n huun(LH.I' of a neigh · ra.sl e~t. most :.l.dVII Il('Cd jet bomb joyl'd 11 hounttrul J 1n nt' l" lilt! . hunnJ,! sinh• Cl" ever bwll hHldcd hl're nt JOOd llmf:l. ' •' 'l'h1 ~ prohlt m wa~ qoJvf'fl .qome- 10 20 <1 n1. f~ST onl' hour and 17 ' I what by lhf' fcdcr ~ l grwcl'nn uJil t rn1nutes Aflcr 1t left l•'ort Worth, 4 II~TH ANNOUNCED i 111 19 1~ whcm t ho ll'ell( •J' al n1tl !lo:.d The A1r Force saicl the phme, Mr. and Mrs Ja mc:~ Pu•rct' of At·l lHI S JHl .';~ rd In ~ llm ulate the fl .\ 108 an · around about route" h · l.etart Fnl}..; urc 011 1wrmc· 1ng 11 .,. illlilcling or intorst;l!e ro:uls Hut rrag(•d _9.'10 m1tr·~ J)('r hour un lt ~ b irth or a liOn , M!it'k Antho rr 'l HI the• pr u hkm~ of th t• nlil tomts wcr·e tu·st !11~-t hl away f1·om Its. home Me1111 Gl'llt:rul llo!tpll:.l, Ju ly. :! 1 fn r fr 1ru1 !So lvf'll l1 nsr fh c speed or sou nd rs 760 Grandpart!nls ar(' Mr. lliHI Mr~ ~,ot" t•:o: mnplc . ron1l ~~~Ill'; were rn rles per hour. Elmer PJ~rce und M1 und M t~ I crc•r·ted by r,tnlcs, nnd lherr waR Col . J W flowel l rr-rresentlng Kenh~th Wilt Grcul Rl ll ll ci]IRI [M• unifor m ~nd1• to gulcle highway l~ t! t\lr Resl'.llrch ami Development t!nt• are Wtlllam Gr 111• Chil li t'lulld(•rs to the best signs. Each Lo,mmand, satd the plllnc would eotM and Mr. lind Ml '~ Omtr slll ll.' 1ecmcd to hav o ih own PO· llf!~cr,go ii. so rte11 or sperl!\1 tltkf}~rnlett, Letart F"nll s. ru har I~9Lcm. and motorists suf· off ~csts here durlnK !he next two fcrrd mightily when Lhf!y crossed weeks. NIW ARRIVAL f1·nm one alate to anotht• r In a - - - ---~-~ -·"""· 'Mr. lind Mrs Curt i ~ Winter Haven , Fin . nounch1i the bir th of n 01. son, Wayne Aluu. ()f ..· ' ~ July 22 at the n artow Memori ul Ho!lpital, Barlow, Fla. G1 anriJl:al enta are r.tr. and Mrs. 0 w Boad!ord, Jlaclno Mr· Bl"ad tnnl h a rormcr r.,. ldent of "'''"" , 1, , " Bradford L• tho former t ll l 'il i' Meyers or Marut(iehl THE DRI VE~'S ~ SEAT You had to be • 'lum ber. st.•o m lltter 1 aerohat. and hot ,and l"loh to own an automobill' !n the l11t e l890'a. On ce • ma n hed paid otzt w,.at amounted to 1 sm111l tortu m· to buy an :u~ totnoblle , hi!! had to dreu in 1 linen duater - a lone . white ~oat thatt kept duRt tron1 1ett1Jn1 on hia atrect clo thlna IOUlea and a hea vy bat Rid1n11 above a steam boller that hllaed omlnt~uely, he used a eteet"· · I m e~t tmproved sl£ n developments s l ~ce then . or roday, many the early problrms of motm•l ni have been soh · rd Now , ln st1•ad of being 11 pltlmb· 1 b .1 er. s cam ' acr·o at. hot anu 1 1 rlch, to he adroit , ull'rt, safety conS{' llllJII. Man y l , 111 ·"1e 1 1 " \u.~l int.: fortruffle ''"•:t\il:nlplkOi tt·o~~ 11nrl Hlgh . W!l .V enM ine e r~ are putting up re· fk<'tivt stu:n11 that can be se~n at night when most accidents happen. Safety engi neers are maktna cars nftor to crallh In, But It gl!JJ I~ up to tPI.e motoris t to ~f't In An d drivo. And it 19 mc"e dlfrlr uh for most people to be <'U urtf'oua ltM sa My conscious than ll would be for them to beall ln one - a plumbf.r, Mteam It er, acrol1at and rich, which wore t·.e rcqulrt!ment 8 for mntorin~ In 1he late 1890's. BALTIMORF. UP - Frllnk Stl'Pn · ahan, millionaire prllfcss lonal gol ft!r f'"nm 'roledo. Ohio, who i-. tn1 htr that eutded the ear over C!Otnpetl'"'-" In the Eastern OP'HI rutted roacb. lie watched a ateutn golf to .1rne:v. narrowl y c~cspo<l 1•uae. 1 fuel 11aua:e, an a1r uauae IJCI'iOlU tnjurv Wcdnt·~r!ny whe11 •Ad, IOMeti.me•, the road. (t was hiJ automobUe was badly damng 1 ~rlloaa existence. Pd In 8 r''tlllldon wHh anoth(l t Hechanie•lly, thlniJ· Improved ca r Slranahan was ~hl:iken up . -·· -, 5:30 Pop,&ye Presents 5:4$ News Pieture • 6:00 Wild 811) Hlcltot F1att and Scru.cat w~a thercast l "·; Queen For A Dar Modern Romance." Co•edy Time Movietime . 8:30 Weathercust br;tf\ famlly. ~ Mother, Son·~ Fot,tnd Liv~n~ ALFRED WJEH S S. attendance on July 21 was CJ,EVELAND UP - Authori· 46, ofrering $6.40. Lies d cternunerl todlly that Mrs. wor1hlp servlc~a were ht!ld at Eleano-: Malbauer, 7~and heraon, 10.43 will> Johrin~. Tayl9r oubsltule Edw11r&, 49, bad IIYt! !for !he past two mtttith11 in a rna " oleum at th' teadlr and in atten~a~e of 20. 4'\.Uend~'hte at ,laM Wednt!!iday Monroa Street Cemet y here. Maibauer had been commU ted to everllng prayer. retvif-~ :was 15 with Clevela nd SLate Hospital (or men· Lloyd Dillinger subatuute lea dt:r. tal treatment He was relea ~ed on a week enc;J pass, Bnd vistled his widowed niother FRIDAY 7:00 1bnlllle Dean wanted to lltlldJ art, but there wam•t. a claq tq our town. 8o I'm ttaehinl tbrea aftornoo!l& a weet Row, and Ilolt It, Ht allo lnalal.td that I ht.DI some of ...... p&lnttnplD. hla ':.";;· ooy dow, and we'le tflll aold a , bll cuatomen Unhappy Yean • , !lollon Bloetto 7:30 nlld<llll. · 10:30 :!ltrite .rto lltcti .. -r ·' '11;)(1 ·Vall'!)! U4J , . ''hi 1-l; US ! Lo,lje o~ tiff! ' , !t ;t • u :sD search for TOmorrow: 'tl<t6' · G~ldlnt t.lihl " ·, 12:00 Ka!le'o K!t<~eo .,.. 1:ao ( fl<l~se~ar~, ,." ., .. ., 1 ·.1' · BII Plrdfl ~ · , ...~ ' 2:30. ; 1Qq~,cr~l!lyfl.lo.l. , rv: 2:00 3:10 Secret Storm" . ot• of Nlgbl . f :OO 'the E!rly SliOW15:30 YoUr ll!sao Repon.,r 5:45 ·i·~ 1 !1:-11! 6:00 !:15 8:30 ' :~nt · Spc1s J'li'U'ade , o·Sd :I, ' :--'---.,;.,;'i;;if,"'~iJ-''-•: "J , to&:: -...!:'--:''': 1 ·~ "t"• -- ·~~) for a world-wide truiH on Jr., t.ave returned froJ:a a motor ber · to.D, WWlam ; /•" • -· ,.,. llj: oj • · · . ,: Nofth Carolina ... Riqeway, large yellow SOCIETY each U. S. No. I leanne ala~; lb. ,. bag WH·ITE· POTATOES. 47c · Mrs. ·Blair teae.Ma at West 'Jtl· ferson HlgJ!, -Sebooland Mr. m.1r la attending. Conea:e .of , Law &t Oblo.. State Unb-et-!lty. They will ' ;~ Foney ·II>DI '·rreeil ,, : mak-e their tiolhe 1n COlumbU1. • CUCUMBERS Stile. bu return- a vts1t ln Canton • • - • • 2 •• • for 19¢ CliUforllloo .JumiJ8· .•. ' . PAS· . C . AL - · CELERY ' • • lrg. stalk 29¢ ' ' LB. CAN ,Qim'k :were played durlpl the· ioeiaJ hour. ' ,' • ' PRESE'RVES ••IIi..,, ., .. 23c . P. Joa Pplft ·. ; · •'! . ~. .. . & 1 . In her • bog ... ' ---·-. •• • MEAT LOAF • • • ' •• ' EVAIII IUPit TRIM ...,, pori<, -1 • • • •• • • 59¢ • j · Oscar Mlrer BRAUNSCfiWIEGERb B oz. pkg. SANDWICH SPREAD 8 01. pllg. .. 33c HU .,r ' " ' Economy Buys • PORK LIVER lb••!7c ; ' V1 ·~1101!' ' SMOKE~ SALT BACON lb. 33c .JOW.,L lb. S3e J ' 6.9c . ,, SALMON lb. can • • ' ' ' job Q~I~K D' MI.LK -,'. .. I ~ t;, ,-ears and, at tlltt. retired w\th a pem1on wh1Qh would enable ber to llve dec.tnU,, If limply. ..Then everJthlnr lood bepn Jw.ppet\lna •'t once... Adelaide lilt Bepa .. l'n* hi.DUDJ Benl&rlf. loot forward too. It wotJld ba._ !lllde Ultq 10 much !llhr. No, on \Qp , ot e•tn,lhipl 11114, lim ~!U'fl.Pll ~· ~I And I'm a ~DIIlZt;f-'\hrte, ="jt DU t:Atw thf,t 1D •-:,;;~\ii~ tllrouah \1\• yean, and wllll hlo w .!!'J}hlnp • KAISER FOIL •;;;Oi.tJ wtte who warted wltll h.lQJ, IMIFIN &o b~ppea,. "Alter~ died, oome teh ,,.., • !ol happier •ilbnunl, • qo, he htte'd a •orlee or women to tau? > • _ work in ttl• ehop bu~ ~no Qf ""'' nmembett!"The • them were very a0od1 ~d llowlJ.• ' ' 'od * part-t1me -.te•peraon and hi the ~'11 ~~ a. .'hipPJ en41U oftOillDODI ht W&nled to kuow II lor r~..l'lo ..... Jmo"" U ~ ~_l~·~,~~somo·ottet;lll ": t.: 12x2S ft. roll ., mru. or ' • "'';!'he week alter I roure~. I rt fciti· IWi to about '""' b'!'!!•toppod bf, to "' hll!l~d ~ !IOU ac!IRienUow, dolnl Ilia o!!ored mo • · lobt He n,odod be41 ~ ~tul-<thal'o lho hr.!.. ' "lb~ l·llt. cello pkf.Armovr Star .A ll mut lb. wrttes. "l had aln)'.!l de&lt with a eer .. ta1n amall art aupply store here In town. IJeeauRe theJ were rea~ aouable and did -1\ne tramU)a at m.ode~t PI'ICII. I beea.mt frell• t.oquah(ted wUh the ·owner, • 151 v•wE PACK WIENERS ..... · 49c IUOLOGNA · ..... · .... · aood and eomclen· adYa.nced - • • • jar • • • b~l·· IMGI All mut · llotlred at 80 lhe 21 oz. • lb• .Daily 990 .' ~ tJou1 Job but kept up her palb.t• ill&''"Oh the aide. Occaelonanr. a friend would. ha.ve hi!!r do a por~ 'ra.lt, and ahe ha.d aeveral exhlbl· tiona and aold a. few patntlnaa; but; sb.e never made anythlnr muc.b from her art. thrOUIJh • ' She had had nrat-clau tlatnlq when 11he was youn1. but tound tt would not be poutble to _,..,dt< 1pend ht'r ure tn the ftne arta It lh.e wanted to eat rerularlJ. 8o 1he weDt to work In Jnduftry. Sbe did • 14 os. That's the 'fi&ylt waa wlth Ade.. what Hail Cood ~ • ' . ma.ke 11.doUvlns palnUna; most. wu "'1~h~e~otl3=1J'~~~,;~~~wa: 1 artlats It onat.the alde. Je.ld.8: • .' ~' . l Pillsbury .:.·:·wf:lt~~TV _charineh3 ·~ , . family at Kin.p ot tbe '' .• .4fl,· ~~~~~~~:-~-,-~~~~~~,~~~-~ · ( - . - t;! r ' ··'"" " ' · ' 'I • . ·• a..od r.thrlfty .., . · The clatl voted to:' receb unU~ tbe\ teeond weet • In -September. W!!!ath6..·man ,., Attlon Dou(lu Edwudl . Playhouse of Stan ,. 6:15 O(lugJas EdWardS' 7:00 West hlat Story . 1 fl :30 Sgt. PrP.ston of the YuU. . l i~ "' De1t1~r. · ~ ""-.:1:' , .,7 ,:00 ,~ B:<t~ ~u(flmings ' , -Mr, Aif~JN •n~ .~:tva . t'·3~ n.~Kmt ' . ~lillou!e 90 •:·· i o.;. 0 4' el) • - ·· ··~· . " ,. . , , , ~: " jl'r,~•tom !D< '"nlz ·,; , = · t;p~~o- the-\1]1ri"""- 'NMia . l·,..,.. •. • u;; . ':tl'...:. t.:'.l. • ••• e~• \..,., ~ ·· .r.• ~ -~-· lU:Q~. ,.ScpnolnJI. ·• ·•· ~~.' . 8<~~01 ;1 e .." . 10~11. · 'l'he '\I~ Show' .. : ..• .10. n , ""• ' .'•• .. b~ . .. • DaytoJL ,. Mr. and· Mn. Joe . ~,u., an4 .. vJjth Gent Coleman, P,retldea.t.. ln chage.Lot a abort bUII.neu meet.. lng, u.'. , ' ' · ' Tl~ u'::·te•:!i!d llr. ••d Jiio. lllollje, Loto M>n and ~e Ch.iP.n:WL and B: L: pget-ett~ The 11Ctlris~n Crusade:rs . Clua ~ .. hU a potluck •upper at the Firat ~~:;:~ BaPtUt Cburih Tuesday ,evenlaJ 3: 00 Ellahter' bty Edge s~yb,., tor~ - ~:Mr~.~~n~d~Mh~,~Ge~•~I•~A~n~de~nw~n~w~~~·~~~~o~f~M~r~.~·•~d~~Mr~~~~~<n~te~A~m«~~~~~~~~~ f~t~wmo~~d~~~m.~~~~~·Hb~be~•~H~~~~II!r~o.~~~~Br~ow~n~,~M:~~·~~~~~~Io~l~e:I•~•~O~I~k~~~~·~W~u:b:I•~I~ ".re . ;j,",i to a.ttend . the.;h Gall I dkiJ patient Iron, So. Fourth A.. nue. lhe IJBS Tlcolld- on Sept. 1. trip In Ill< JDUIIl. Tbey vl.lll<d 1o Choltanoo,., ,..~: Vlclde oni Diane' pt. lin. Jobd Orr. Now Wllmln•· t HeodenonviUe, N. c .• Like 11 Pleuaat are riaUlnt their ~·t :i:~t t:r:~o~:! ton Pa., arri¥ed todtJ for a ¥1.Jit quln, Florida. aad with Dr. and HAVANA, Ceba ·~UP ,_ ount ond uoclo, 11£. ..... llrl. I" Lo.., ilia beeo promolod to wltb b.,. brotbor, Lewia S.uer lin. Jolul Manhlll aod dluJhter Cin~U B~d~~~~~t~ Kenneth BYer, IIllo week. • ' . Petty Offleer I I< and lo ~<be\lul· l!r., lnd Oilier reloUm. CIDllltl, Go .. and onroute home clUed fllbl POMEROY " ' Crusaders Class: Reeesses Until ·· , MiCI.Sept~niber · •::~ ~VhJt;~f:Jl.l!!'~': 3:30 n..... ~~ ""'~ 18&7--3 wu 1 reeonl ,..,_, of ll!r IDd llro. .. llln la a lormer yqcal. ~ber 1D the loell O<bOOI 11a1<m, .llro. Ted Rllor Jr., bu been !11180n lo John m Blair. Tbe new Mrs. 11la1r and parePta; Mr. 1and .Mrs. Wlllitm Matlon were for~ Pomeroy r· · 8;00 C~pf.olo ICaDI!i'DO 8:43 CB~ Newo 9:00 Fred Warin' 9:30 Arthur GOd!rey l k n · -; · ,..,,1\.:r : \: , lhen lhaJ·, he 1 ANNE HEYWOOD "THOUOH the mUla l)f God ltlnd.llowly, they plnd excee~inllY small." lthlntot that old uylnawhenever I see a ca..se of delayed action, whe~ reward comea late 1n ute; t h I '· ) t• a eose, n 1 or , lla.e Ade a we'l. Adelaide wu really a 111ted 'nlnter. Howe\'er, it Is dlt!lcult to •o4 'M~. A;lll'!Jia Satoirday ..:dilin( of her --~------~--~' -..,.----~--- Cllta" ,· -. 1boyld not return to the hMip1ta1. She Concluded the cemetery would be a good hiding place for the two r · tW~Ming Vows Gl~a Jean and I • .coMe to ,·, Mahon-.Biair ~ • 1 Mr. I .• - family, Lannft.er, M'r. bd J4nl Cllirlel Haley · 1114 c. E. Haley Dlloe' Tbomu, Cni•I""IU~; Mr. Diehl, Mr. , 10d Mn. Cha'rlee .,..t JoJro. a.ne lluuer, ·<lri)'I!On. Dlebl; Chorles. ond Lewb DiehL Jlt.,....,. ~d .:Mrs. IIIII Butt lftd Rl 1. Pc"111ero, · ' famuY, Verilill.es, 0., ~- and ~ Mr. to...m . Mar$ ~11)1 ~4 ~.., Viet lluek, ~ .ell!ldren of. thlldreD., Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Mr. ap.d Zanesville, . 0. o: She determined . ,.·~~~ ~x,~afjged The Hustler, <:. delta wing four them. 1 ters of East Liverpool spent Friday engm'-! turbo-jet bomber, is 95 feet The widow admitted she slept In afternoon w1th Mrs Russell Rou sh long and has a wing tpan of 3() . the entrance corrider of the vault. and daughte r s. feet. The height (lr it. tall is 30 Her son ,}ept on a blanket be· feeL tween two nearby graves. The ftn·Mr. a11d Mrs. Howard Robmson The plane, designed tl) operate mture of the "hl)mt:" consists or a , spent from Wedn es~ay ~ ~ II Saturat speeds faster than sound above broken chair and a paper bag day wlth the latter .s Sister, Mr 50,000 feet, is shaped like .11 Coca- "cupboard" for food atoraie. But and Mrs Starling Orr and Camily Cola bottle. It's sp':'fd hal been .i.t ~.held only empty food cartona at Columbus. estimated at 1,200 tO),500 niiles Wlien , officialS Jri'vesJa:ited Ne-ar per hour lhe greveyard fence tfley found' a Mr aod Mrs Valcie Spen~er of The body of lhe plane ii pinched pile of &toneg.._lhe "stove" on Syracuse spent Wednesday ~fter· in like the Coca-Cola bottle to mm· which mother cooked meals for noon with Mrs HerbCl't Roustl and 1 tmh:e trangtm lc drag r1.8e "{hich is her son - ''a good boy who Roger. the period golnj from subsonic to wouldn't harm anyone." su~r~nic speed . Howell said thia ,..,, . wa,a~'the ctitlcaftperibd after take- ·Monthly relief checks/ whlch 1 off. "i'· came to- Mrs. Maibauer at het Wright-Patterso n Field h, a ma· ho-me were cancelled when she jor Air Force Research an~ Do- moved into the cemetery vault. velopment Command. Presumably The graveyard caretaker said he that is why the plane was brought had seen the couple in the dayhere for test.s. time, but didn 't know the)' inhabit· Nl the pl11ce at niaht. • "All my people are buried here," Mrs. Malba1.1er explained . "That is why r am here so much . This Is where we belong.'' Relief autho"'ties ..Ancl. hogpit.J,I otfiCials are coJtilderinJ .the future of the widow ,and ber son. e Sunda:z_With 99 Attending Am,o~ t:b~ preae,n t were.; Mr. an4 Jln, ·Ed !l•,..ll, A,nthony Hy1ell, Mr. and !lb. Guy A. ltusaell .and ebildien; )k. an~ lira. Gl<on Evans ond ehUdron, · R~ ·t, Mlddleport; Mr. and MrO: uw To~t · In MausoiJum I F(lml•1Y ! 9:00 : Lau:. \l'ii;leo !'htJter · · lii<OO 'llltil"lyblr<io 1'10'"' ' NeW• 'll"llio~~dllnet " Nl~watoh Later Years Erased Early Unhappm·ess rfrort to comlmt this ~ltuallon. u uniform ~ I.I,!JI code wa ~ developed In 1924, an d the code has bcon changed to l!lea nt Islgn d_un 11er·o\1S 3:00 3:45 f:OO 4' 30 Comedy Time Movietime 8.;30 : 'JI!.eh-~w "·"·-=-_.,..::.....,_,...,._, Bradftll ci urc an8 ih 10 1\lnndu} Romance• - · Ashley, former Middleport Hi gh School a·lh· letic great and graduate next month at Mar# sha H College in Huntinglon , W Vo. Said one county official: "That Ashley is a real janitor . That man ac1ually goes a-round lookin g for dirt." A lady with business in one oC the offices If you don't believe il, or if you doubt that Wednesday remar ked : " I've been coming up a janitor ca n take real pride in his work, sathose steps out there and into the offices h ere shay up to the courthouse any day a nd took for over 20 years and I've ne ve t· seen the around . Wear colored glasses, however , betourthouse look so spic a nd !1pan '' cause everyt~ lng shines as brightly as old ' will. Inquiry disclosed the courthouse has a new wood and paint omploye, namely a janitor nam ed Claude And, Hats Off! to Mr. Ashley whq .has pleasAshi!V'. He Is reported tn be lhe uncle of Bob ed lh e taxpayers with .his work. . '· w'"'hour '1'" '"'' '"".,However, "'"" wo Itmiles or, in 1907 fell Mod~rl' 1• I SI!Jil Of! Courthouse employees and many people who have been inside the ancient portals of that bulldmg the past few days have n<,ticed something nt:>w about the place. It Is clean. Day Book Marile Bride- and Groom Mal inee Theater Qu~::en for a Day 6.311 Sporl:.ll Eye 6.45 NBC News '7 00 Best ''of Grouch~ 7:30 Be.11,t ~1 Dr&S~1~ 8:0Q Tbe PeQIIille ~ ,.;hole.e Janitor Draws ff,owe.rs Fr.om Taxpay,ers For Work - ~ In Meigs County Courthouse: It Really Shines . St11 ni ('.V Drothrn bui l t a ra c<..'l" t hat My Littl~ 5·30 Popeye Present• 5.45 News Picture ·~, ' " Clearly, however, the electorate shou1d un· derstand th at tllis will be the lost time . Now or nev e r , in :the forseeable future . . ·' It 50 per cent of the vot ers plus one wanl the real thing they can say so If they want t6 pass this round of bidding, let them . And th ey' H have whatever approximately $200,000 wlll buy. Current • Mltebell · llobert :aet.alaart famU7.~ pltal wbett "she hid bien · m• Pa., la beld ,at rnneea Brown. Mr. ·*Dd. a~d Mrt. of Ed ond Guy lluuell Poul t;blpmon aod daUJitlor, . . . I, j~fd,!~eJiOft. on Sunday .JUly Mr. and U:n. BID Watton, Pol'rle. : pcl'IOIW preteftt. !'01• I presented to dWefta1 Mra. Ami!& Bgek, )Jio. and Mn. onea. , • Rlif Bee, Tom:diJ 8Uelr:, iSimmy AntbQD7 HyteU reeelved a Liitina, D~n)' 'Diehl. ~el and cup, an4. aaucer for Paw. Helen Neken, Alma Bupe ani$ 'He was the oldflt 98 yeara. The Jkle..- MWer, Butlnd. Mn t.ldeJt w9.ntan receiVed a beauH· G~ Hendricb, Alfred Herr· tul decorated cuP' anCI u.ucer. ~- ~. ilfr. tad lin. lfJiUam Hentie Weber who i1 75 :received drlckl ahcl cb.Udnn, llr. ando thla Jlift. The fOilDCC¥t elllld re- atn. Geor1e Bendrleb and ebll-' .. lwd 1 · lovely ploeqile -,rit> 1 dren oH of P~bii.r8· , cbUd'a eYODlog prl)'er on IL 'rhe llfl<. .,..t l(n. Paul 'ArCher, Jlrs, 1on of Mt. and Mn.· Georee Hen· Vera ·and.P•tt)'. IOrdan, Aniaon dricka, Hli'Old Crt.liJ, who 11 8 Lomit, Ill'. and Mrt. J6h.ft RUI· weeu o!Q reoeJYOd IIllo 1111. aell, D_..,. KedweU, Mr. aDd Mlo. and Mn. Guy RuueU '""re- Mn. Harry Weber, lift. Henry. eelved a ptd)' bank 00 •ave their Weber an o.f Cobtm.bua. ' pennir.s 19!", oezt ,ear . ))eeauae ,¥~". and Mra. Ptly. R. RuNell their tra.vele4:1 tbe ·futh~ 230 aDd e.b.Uilren, Vien.na, Q., Kr. and miles. ·llrl. ·Anna ·Book -.lved ·Mn. CWfold -Wbltllngton aDd a ball pqclnt pen tcm bavint the children, ·Mr. and Mn. D. Moll 10:30 Trulb or Consequenrea 11:00 Ti~ Tac Dough 11:,9 It Cquld Be YOu 12:00 'i'ex and Jinx 12:110 Current 1:00 My Ll.ttle Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom l :OO Matinee Thett.er It Could Be You Te;.. md Jinx Se t1ne1 Pomero Mldcll port, 0 1"'" 2$ y. n • ; ~-!~~U ":/'.:~ reunLoa.W'll r~ deteendants 5: ~ Sign On 6:00 Today 9:00 Romr.er Roon 10·00 The Price 1s tdeht 10 00 The Price i-; Right 1 10 30 Truth or (; '1-tt~:~eq r.umce• ; d ·OO Tit ri:I' Dough Dell 1111iltt Friday Sign Un Today 9·00 Romper Rooa:a . payers s auld be gJVen a fifth chance to say . yes, o~ no , at an ~Jectwn un ~luttered .by other bond 1ssue questions or factwnal pohtics We feel this proposa l has certa in ment and may be worth an all-out effort. • ' ,. 31'J J'h,;,r..-.::.1; NlbiiCO ' Cltokies DELUXE ASSORTMENT · · ·: · · · · · · ·lb. " ~ ..... '',, ' �.• - . .... .... ~ • .....- - ·! .!,.. -- ; ti~....,.,.· si•:J . It-Daily ~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 25, 1957 '' RECONSTRUCTION DAVS 'MUSf-KET" • ... .. HO$pital Questio~ May Re~olve Itself Finally In AThe F1lth, But Spec1al Elect1on, This Fall Or Winter problem of the proposed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospltal IS sc· involved and tangled at this stage that a clear cut so)ution seems im 'b) Th " sioo received aias.s~e:ling lSo~vast~he "' esda nl'ght h t t~ rus ~Cl' board . Tu y w en wo mo tons were made one on · ' a presstng 1mmed'1a te prob 1em . n er aimed t the Ot 1 t'ton o f 1he gent•ra 'l a a sou \mprt.s: stalemate. Both failed for lack of a sec n 0 d . . At th1s pomt we can see little advantage m trying to trace through the history of eve nts that have led to t he current impasse One of the motions was to pay architect Harry Ray Nay part of his demand for pllns drawn to date for • 40-bed hospital that would meet Hill -Burton federal aid specifications The other motion was to have Nay revise his plans so as to permit eonstruction of a building that may be used as a hospital with available funds which amount to $202,000 There is one man with a clear-headed determination to resolve the entire problem into action. What he proposes would resu lt an on«! of two things Either enough money will be provided by taxpayers to build a modern, gov. ernment subsidized hospital of at least 40 beds; or, if the taxpaye rs say ''nothing doing'' at a special election this fan the trustees will conclude they have a clear mandate to spend their $203,0~0 _for whal it will bring in the way of a hulldmg._ It would be utilized in whatever way pos.stble for a veterans rnemorJa! hospital , eo;en if only a 20 or 25 bed insti- . ·' . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' THURSDA \'-Channel 3 ~ ~.5 6·00 lu tJOn, and possibly inadeq uat ely equipped. , Certam members of the trustees feel taxh · · iII!2:0030 I 112 30 1.00 l 30 200 300 0 0 The man w1lhng to take a leading part in thts effort is Charles Sheets of HarrisonviJle who got lnto the hosp ital question seriously du ring the last election He found himself so convinced ot the need of a larger hospital here, and especially of the great shortage of doctors in the area , that hP co uldn't let go of his convlction even th ough almost everyone e lse threw up their hands in disgust. ~ :us t oo t 30 ' ' 6 •00 6 30 Daily SentineT--:t,~;,i;'~~~:,~·!!; i~~~~~~ ~~T~stsAre Slated ap11rl Almo!lt WCTU i'O MEET I I imnw11 1at('ly alter It achie\•('d !h il t inc rNhb lc speed. · For Fastest Jet B b I om er In AAF I ' The Middleport WC!U will 13ul mot orists sl11l had t heIr meet TueH day, Jol v M ul the \f'r•t h j anl'd IYIII(hlil v ('very time 1 Hejlh Method ist Ch urch. they lo ok to the highways And it DAYTON. 0 Ill' - The B·~B - - -- - - was nnl Ull\IQUa) for thrm to e nrl Hustler, the Air Fore~ !!lfPetlOn· kiNO PICNIC H&LD 11p In a vllr!l led r·ornC11•ld bor rfer. ir bombtw f11•w here today ftum Approximately 35 nco)lil' frc 111 lnl.( s bto ~ ~cldom ron~ultecl one Fort Worth . T exn~. tn undergo a tbi"' Keno Sun rl;.y S1•t 1 111 hcl rl IIIHllJICr abnut road rl f•vel o)lmt'nt, series or lake ort tests Th e- plane , "dt>scnlwd a.~ the their unnual pknlc Sunrln y ,Juh nurl "one stall ·'~ roud ~ ftf'qu cnll y 2bt at 1 Portlancl l'11rk All t•" l entlcflot th n huun(LH.I' of a neigh · ra.sl e~t. most :.l.dVII Il('Cd jet bomb joyl'd 11 hounttrul J 1n nt' l" lilt! . hunnJ,! sinh• Cl" ever bwll hHldcd hl're nt JOOd llmf:l. ' •' 'l'h1 ~ prohlt m wa~ qoJvf'fl .qome- 10 20 <1 n1. f~ST onl' hour and 17 ' I what by lhf' fcdcr ~ l grwcl'nn uJil t rn1nutes Aflcr 1t left l•'ort Worth, 4 II~TH ANNOUNCED i 111 19 1~ whcm t ho ll'ell( •J' al n1tl !lo:.d The A1r Force saicl the phme, Mr. and Mrs Ja mc:~ Pu•rct' of At·l lHI S JHl .';~ rd In ~ llm ulate the fl .\ 108 an · around about route" h · l.etart Fnl}..; urc 011 1wrmc· 1ng 11 .,. illlilcling or intorst;l!e ro:uls Hut rrag(•d _9.'10 m1tr·~ J)('r hour un lt ~ b irth or a liOn , M!it'k Antho rr 'l HI the• pr u hkm~ of th t• nlil tomts wcr·e tu·st !11~-t hl away f1·om Its. home Me1111 Gl'llt:rul llo!tpll:.l, Ju ly. :! 1 fn r fr 1ru1 !So lvf'll l1 nsr fh c speed or sou nd rs 760 Grandpart!nls ar(' Mr. lliHI Mr~ ~,ot" t•:o: mnplc . ron1l ~~~Ill'; were rn rles per hour. Elmer PJ~rce und M1 und M t~ I crc•r·ted by r,tnlcs, nnd lherr waR Col . J W flowel l rr-rresentlng Kenh~th Wilt Grcul Rl ll ll ci]IRI [M• unifor m ~nd1• to gulcle highway l~ t! t\lr Resl'.llrch ami Development t!nt• are Wtlllam Gr 111• Chil li t'lulld(•rs to the best signs. Each Lo,mmand, satd the plllnc would eotM and Mr. lind Ml '~ Omtr slll ll.' 1ecmcd to hav o ih own PO· llf!~cr,go ii. so rte11 or sperl!\1 tltkf}~rnlett, Letart F"nll s. ru har I~9Lcm. and motorists suf· off ~csts here durlnK !he next two fcrrd mightily when Lhf!y crossed weeks. NIW ARRIVAL f1·nm one alate to anotht• r In a - - - ---~-~ -·"""· 'Mr. lind Mrs Curt i ~ Winter Haven , Fin . nounch1i the bir th of n 01. son, Wayne Aluu. ()f ..· ' ~ July 22 at the n artow Memori ul Ho!lpital, Barlow, Fla. G1 anriJl:al enta are r.tr. and Mrs. 0 w Boad!ord, Jlaclno Mr· Bl"ad tnnl h a rormcr r.,. ldent of "'''"" , 1, , " Bradford L• tho former t ll l 'il i' Meyers or Marut(iehl THE DRI VE~'S ~ SEAT You had to be • 'lum ber. st.•o m lltter 1 aerohat. and hot ,and l"loh to own an automobill' !n the l11t e l890'a. On ce • ma n hed paid otzt w,.at amounted to 1 sm111l tortu m· to buy an :u~ totnoblle , hi!! had to dreu in 1 linen duater - a lone . white ~oat thatt kept duRt tron1 1ett1Jn1 on hia atrect clo thlna IOUlea and a hea vy bat Rid1n11 above a steam boller that hllaed omlnt~uely, he used a eteet"· · I m e~t tmproved sl£ n developments s l ~ce then . or roday, many the early problrms of motm•l ni have been soh · rd Now , ln st1•ad of being 11 pltlmb· 1 b .1 er. s cam ' acr·o at. hot anu 1 1 rlch, to he adroit , ull'rt, safety conS{' llllJII. Man y l , 111 ·"1e 1 1 " \u.~l int.: fortruffle ''"•:t\il:nlplkOi tt·o~~ 11nrl Hlgh . W!l .V enM ine e r~ are putting up re· fk<'tivt stu:n11 that can be se~n at night when most accidents happen. Safety engi neers are maktna cars nftor to crallh In, But It gl!JJ I~ up to tPI.e motoris t to ~f't In An d drivo. And it 19 mc"e dlfrlr uh for most people to be <'U urtf'oua ltM sa My conscious than ll would be for them to beall ln one - a plumbf.r, Mteam It er, acrol1at and rich, which wore t·.e rcqulrt!ment 8 for mntorin~ In 1he late 1890's. BALTIMORF. UP - Frllnk Stl'Pn · ahan, millionaire prllfcss lonal gol ft!r f'"nm 'roledo. Ohio, who i-. tn1 htr that eutded the ear over C!Otnpetl'"'-" In the Eastern OP'HI rutted roacb. lie watched a ateutn golf to .1rne:v. narrowl y c~cspo<l 1•uae. 1 fuel 11aua:e, an a1r uauae IJCI'iOlU tnjurv Wcdnt·~r!ny whe11 •Ad, IOMeti.me•, the road. (t was hiJ automobUe was badly damng 1 ~rlloaa existence. Pd In 8 r''tlllldon wHh anoth(l t Hechanie•lly, thlniJ· Improved ca r Slranahan was ~hl:iken up . -·· -, 5:30 Pop,&ye Presents 5:4$ News Pieture • 6:00 Wild 811) Hlcltot F1att and Scru.cat w~a thercast l "·; Queen For A Dar Modern Romance." Co•edy Time Movietime . 8:30 Weathercust br;tf\ famlly. ~ Mother, Son·~ Fot,tnd Liv~n~ ALFRED WJEH S S. attendance on July 21 was CJ,EVELAND UP - Authori· 46, ofrering $6.40. Lies d cternunerl todlly that Mrs. wor1hlp servlc~a were ht!ld at Eleano-: Malbauer, 7~and heraon, 10.43 will> Johrin~. Tayl9r oubsltule Edw11r&, 49, bad IIYt! !for !he past two mtttith11 in a rna " oleum at th' teadlr and in atten~a~e of 20. 4'\.Uend~'hte at ,laM Wednt!!iday Monroa Street Cemet y here. Maibauer had been commU ted to everllng prayer. retvif-~ :was 15 with Clevela nd SLate Hospital (or men· Lloyd Dillinger subatuute lea dt:r. tal treatment He was relea ~ed on a week enc;J pass, Bnd vistled his widowed niother FRIDAY 7:00 1bnlllle Dean wanted to lltlldJ art, but there wam•t. a claq tq our town. 8o I'm ttaehinl tbrea aftornoo!l& a weet Row, and Ilolt It, Ht allo lnalal.td that I ht.DI some of ...... p&lnttnplD. hla ':.";;· ooy dow, and we'le tflll aold a , bll cuatomen Unhappy Yean • , !lollon Bloetto 7:30 nlld<llll. · 10:30 :!ltrite .rto lltcti .. -r ·' '11;)(1 ·Vall'!)! U4J , . ''hi 1-l; US ! Lo,lje o~ tiff! ' , !t ;t • u :sD search for TOmorrow: 'tl<t6' · G~ldlnt t.lihl " ·, 12:00 Ka!le'o K!t<~eo .,.. 1:ao ( fl<l~se~ar~, ,." ., .. ., 1 ·.1' · BII Plrdfl ~ · , ...~ ' 2:30. ; 1Qq~,cr~l!lyfl.lo.l. , rv: 2:00 3:10 Secret Storm" . ot• of Nlgbl . f :OO 'the E!rly SliOW15:30 YoUr ll!sao Repon.,r 5:45 ·i·~ 1 !1:-11! 6:00 !:15 8:30 ' :~nt · Spc1s J'li'U'ade , o·Sd :I, ' :--'---.,;.,;'i;;if,"'~iJ-''-•: "J , to&:: -...!:'--:''': 1 ·~ "t"• -- ·~~) for a world-wide truiH on Jr., t.ave returned froJ:a a motor ber · to.D, WWlam ; /•" • -· ,.,. llj: oj • · · . ,: Nofth Carolina ... Riqeway, large yellow SOCIETY each U. S. No. I leanne ala~; lb. ,. bag WH·ITE· POTATOES. 47c · Mrs. ·Blair teae.Ma at West 'Jtl· ferson HlgJ!, -Sebooland Mr. m.1r la attending. Conea:e .of , Law &t Oblo.. State Unb-et-!lty. They will ' ;~ Foney ·II>DI '·rreeil ,, : mak-e their tiolhe 1n COlumbU1. • CUCUMBERS Stile. bu return- a vts1t ln Canton • • - • • 2 •• • for 19¢ CliUforllloo .JumiJ8· .•. ' . PAS· . C . AL - · CELERY ' • • lrg. stalk 29¢ ' ' LB. CAN ,Qim'k :were played durlpl the· ioeiaJ hour. ' ,' • ' PRESE'RVES ••IIi..,, ., .. 23c . P. Joa Pplft ·. ; · •'! . ~. .. . & 1 . In her • bog ... ' ---·-. •• • MEAT LOAF • • • ' •• ' EVAIII IUPit TRIM ...,, pori<, -1 • • • •• • • 59¢ • j · Oscar Mlrer BRAUNSCfiWIEGERb B oz. pkg. SANDWICH SPREAD 8 01. pllg. .. 33c HU .,r ' " ' Economy Buys • PORK LIVER lb••!7c ; ' V1 ·~1101!' ' SMOKE~ SALT BACON lb. 33c .JOW.,L lb. S3e J ' 6.9c . ,, SALMON lb. can • • ' ' ' job Q~I~K D' MI.LK -,'. .. I ~ t;, ,-ears and, at tlltt. retired w\th a pem1on wh1Qh would enable ber to llve dec.tnU,, If limply. ..Then everJthlnr lood bepn Jw.ppet\lna •'t once... Adelaide lilt Bepa .. l'n* hi.DUDJ Benl&rlf. loot forward too. It wotJld ba._ !lllde Ultq 10 much !llhr. No, on \Qp , ot e•tn,lhipl 11114, lim ~!U'fl.Pll ~· ~I And I'm a ~DIIlZt;f-'\hrte, ="jt DU t:Atw thf,t 1D •-:,;;~\ii~ tllrouah \1\• yean, and wllll hlo w .!!'J}hlnp • KAISER FOIL •;;;Oi.tJ wtte who warted wltll h.lQJ, IMIFIN &o b~ppea,. "Alter~ died, oome teh ,,.., • !ol happier •ilbnunl, • qo, he htte'd a •orlee or women to tau? > • _ work in ttl• ehop bu~ ~no Qf ""'' nmembett!"The • them were very a0od1 ~d llowlJ.• ' ' 'od * part-t1me -.te•peraon and hi the ~'11 ~~ a. .'hipPJ en41U oftOillDODI ht W&nled to kuow II lor r~..l'lo ..... Jmo"" U ~ ~_l~·~,~~somo·ottet;lll ": t.: 12x2S ft. roll ., mru. or ' • "'';!'he week alter I roure~. I rt fciti· IWi to about '""' b'!'!!•toppod bf, to "' hll!l~d ~ !IOU ac!IRienUow, dolnl Ilia o!!ored mo • · lobt He n,odod be41 ~ ~tul-<thal'o lho hr.!.. ' "lb~ l·llt. cello pkf.Armovr Star .A ll mut lb. wrttes. "l had aln)'.!l de&lt with a eer .. ta1n amall art aupply store here In town. IJeeauRe theJ were rea~ aouable and did -1\ne tramU)a at m.ode~t PI'ICII. I beea.mt frell• t.oquah(ted wUh the ·owner, • 151 v•wE PACK WIENERS ..... · 49c IUOLOGNA · ..... · .... · aood and eomclen· adYa.nced - • • • jar • • • b~l·· IMGI All mut · llotlred at 80 lhe 21 oz. • lb• .Daily 990 .' ~ tJou1 Job but kept up her palb.t• ill&''"Oh the aide. Occaelonanr. a friend would. ha.ve hi!!r do a por~ 'ra.lt, and ahe ha.d aeveral exhlbl· tiona and aold a. few patntlnaa; but; sb.e never made anythlnr muc.b from her art. thrOUIJh • ' She had had nrat-clau tlatnlq when 11he was youn1. but tound tt would not be poutble to _,..,dt< 1pend ht'r ure tn the ftne arta It lh.e wanted to eat rerularlJ. 8o 1he weDt to work In Jnduftry. Sbe did • 14 os. That's the 'fi&ylt waa wlth Ade.. what Hail Cood ~ • ' . ma.ke 11.doUvlns palnUna; most. wu "'1~h~e~otl3=1J'~~~,;~~~wa: 1 artlats It onat.the alde. Je.ld.8: • .' ~' . l Pillsbury .:.·:·wf:lt~~TV _charineh3 ·~ , . family at Kin.p ot tbe '' .• .4fl,· ~~~~~~~:-~-,-~~~~~~,~~~-~ · ( - . - t;! r ' ··'"" " ' · ' 'I • . ·• a..od r.thrlfty .., . · The clatl voted to:' receb unU~ tbe\ teeond weet • In -September. W!!!ath6..·man ,., Attlon Dou(lu Edwudl . Playhouse of Stan ,. 6:15 O(lugJas EdWardS' 7:00 West hlat Story . 1 fl :30 Sgt. PrP.ston of the YuU. . l i~ "' De1t1~r. · ~ ""-.:1:' , .,7 ,:00 ,~ B:<t~ ~u(flmings ' , -Mr, Aif~JN •n~ .~:tva . t'·3~ n.~Kmt ' . ~lillou!e 90 •:·· i o.;. 0 4' el) • - ·· ··~· . " ,. . , , , ~: " jl'r,~•tom !D< '"nlz ·,; , = · t;p~~o- the-\1]1ri"""- 'NMia . l·,..,.. •. • u;; . ':tl'...:. t.:'.l. • ••• e~• \..,., ~ ·· .r.• ~ -~-· lU:Q~. ,.ScpnolnJI. ·• ·•· ~~.' . 8<~~01 ;1 e .." . 10~11. · 'l'he '\I~ Show' .. : ..• .10. n , ""• ' .'•• .. b~ . .. • DaytoJL ,. Mr. and· Mn. Joe . ~,u., an4 .. vJjth Gent Coleman, P,retldea.t.. ln chage.Lot a abort bUII.neu meet.. lng, u.'. , ' ' · ' Tl~ u'::·te•:!i!d llr. ••d Jiio. lllollje, Loto M>n and ~e Ch.iP.n:WL and B: L: pget-ett~ The 11Ctlris~n Crusade:rs . Clua ~ .. hU a potluck •upper at the Firat ~~:;:~ BaPtUt Cburih Tuesday ,evenlaJ 3: 00 Ellahter' bty Edge s~yb,., tor~ - ~:Mr~.~~n~d~Mh~,~Ge~•~I•~A~n~de~nw~n~w~~~·~~~~o~f~M~r~.~·•~d~~Mr~~~~~<n~te~A~m«~~~~~~~~~ f~t~wmo~~d~~~m.~~~~~·Hb~be~•~H~~~~II!r~o.~~~~Br~ow~n~,~M:~~·~~~~~~Io~l~e:I•~•~O~I~k~~~~·~W~u:b:I•~I~ ".re . ;j,",i to a.ttend . the.;h Gall I dkiJ patient Iron, So. Fourth A.. nue. lhe IJBS Tlcolld- on Sept. 1. trip In Ill< JDUIIl. Tbey vl.lll<d 1o Choltanoo,., ,..~: Vlclde oni Diane' pt. lin. Jobd Orr. Now Wllmln•· t HeodenonviUe, N. c .• Like 11 Pleuaat are riaUlnt their ~·t :i:~t t:r:~o~:! ton Pa., arri¥ed todtJ for a ¥1.Jit quln, Florida. aad with Dr. and HAVANA, Ceba ·~UP ,_ ount ond uoclo, 11£. ..... llrl. I" Lo.., ilia beeo promolod to wltb b.,. brotbor, Lewia S.uer lin. Jolul Manhlll aod dluJhter Cin~U B~d~~~~~t~ Kenneth BYer, IIllo week. • ' . Petty Offleer I I< and lo ~<be\lul· l!r., lnd Oilier reloUm. CIDllltl, Go .. and onroute home clUed fllbl POMEROY " ' Crusaders Class: Reeesses Until ·· , MiCI.Sept~niber · •::~ ~VhJt;~f:Jl.l!!'~': 3:30 n..... ~~ ""'~ 18&7--3 wu 1 reeonl ,..,_, of ll!r IDd llro. .. llln la a lormer yqcal. ~ber 1D the loell O<bOOI 11a1<m, .llro. Ted Rllor Jr., bu been !11180n lo John m Blair. Tbe new Mrs. 11la1r and parePta; Mr. 1and .Mrs. Wlllitm Matlon were for~ Pomeroy r· · 8;00 C~pf.olo ICaDI!i'DO 8:43 CB~ Newo 9:00 Fred Warin' 9:30 Arthur GOd!rey l k n · -; · ,..,,1\.:r : \: , lhen lhaJ·, he 1 ANNE HEYWOOD "THOUOH the mUla l)f God ltlnd.llowly, they plnd excee~inllY small." lthlntot that old uylnawhenever I see a ca..se of delayed action, whe~ reward comea late 1n ute; t h I '· ) t• a eose, n 1 or , lla.e Ade a we'l. Adelaide wu really a 111ted 'nlnter. Howe\'er, it Is dlt!lcult to •o4 'M~. A;lll'!Jia Satoirday ..:dilin( of her --~------~--~' -..,.----~--- Cllta" ,· -. 1boyld not return to the hMip1ta1. She Concluded the cemetery would be a good hiding place for the two r · tW~Ming Vows Gl~a Jean and I • .coMe to ,·, Mahon-.Biair ~ • 1 Mr. I .• - family, Lannft.er, M'r. bd J4nl Cllirlel Haley · 1114 c. E. Haley Dlloe' Tbomu, Cni•I""IU~; Mr. Diehl, Mr. , 10d Mn. Cha'rlee .,..t JoJro. a.ne lluuer, ·<lri)'I!On. Dlebl; Chorles. ond Lewb DiehL Jlt.,....,. ~d .:Mrs. IIIII Butt lftd Rl 1. Pc"111ero, · ' famuY, Verilill.es, 0., ~- and ~ Mr. to...m . Mar$ ~11)1 ~4 ~.., Viet lluek, ~ .ell!ldren of. thlldreD., Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Mr. ap.d Zanesville, . 0. o: She determined . ,.·~~~ ~x,~afjged The Hustler, <:. delta wing four them. 1 ters of East Liverpool spent Friday engm'-! turbo-jet bomber, is 95 feet The widow admitted she slept In afternoon w1th Mrs Russell Rou sh long and has a wing tpan of 3() . the entrance corrider of the vault. and daughte r s. feet. The height (lr it. tall is 30 Her son ,}ept on a blanket be· feeL tween two nearby graves. The ftn·Mr. a11d Mrs. Howard Robmson The plane, designed tl) operate mture of the "hl)mt:" consists or a , spent from Wedn es~ay ~ ~ II Saturat speeds faster than sound above broken chair and a paper bag day wlth the latter .s Sister, Mr 50,000 feet, is shaped like .11 Coca- "cupboard" for food atoraie. But and Mrs Starling Orr and Camily Cola bottle. It's sp':'fd hal been .i.t ~.held only empty food cartona at Columbus. estimated at 1,200 tO),500 niiles Wlien , officialS Jri'vesJa:ited Ne-ar per hour lhe greveyard fence tfley found' a Mr aod Mrs Valcie Spen~er of The body of lhe plane ii pinched pile of &toneg.._lhe "stove" on Syracuse spent Wednesday ~fter· in like the Coca-Cola bottle to mm· which mother cooked meals for noon with Mrs HerbCl't Roustl and 1 tmh:e trangtm lc drag r1.8e "{hich is her son - ''a good boy who Roger. the period golnj from subsonic to wouldn't harm anyone." su~r~nic speed . Howell said thia ,..,, . wa,a~'the ctitlcaftperibd after take- ·Monthly relief checks/ whlch 1 off. "i'· came to- Mrs. Maibauer at het Wright-Patterso n Field h, a ma· ho-me were cancelled when she jor Air Force Research an~ Do- moved into the cemetery vault. velopment Command. Presumably The graveyard caretaker said he that is why the plane was brought had seen the couple in the dayhere for test.s. time, but didn 't know the)' inhabit· Nl the pl11ce at niaht. • "All my people are buried here," Mrs. Malba1.1er explained . "That is why r am here so much . This Is where we belong.'' Relief autho"'ties ..Ancl. hogpit.J,I otfiCials are coJtilderinJ .the future of the widow ,and ber son. e Sunda:z_With 99 Attending Am,o~ t:b~ preae,n t were.; Mr. an4 Jln, ·Ed !l•,..ll, A,nthony Hy1ell, Mr. and !lb. Guy A. ltusaell .and ebildien; )k. an~ lira. Gl<on Evans ond ehUdron, · R~ ·t, Mlddleport; Mr. and MrO: uw To~t · In MausoiJum I F(lml•1Y ! 9:00 : Lau:. \l'ii;leo !'htJter · · lii<OO 'llltil"lyblr<io 1'10'"' ' NeW• 'll"llio~~dllnet " Nl~watoh Later Years Erased Early Unhappm·ess rfrort to comlmt this ~ltuallon. u uniform ~ I.I,!JI code wa ~ developed In 1924, an d the code has bcon changed to l!lea nt Islgn d_un 11er·o\1S 3:00 3:45 f:OO 4' 30 Comedy Time Movietime 8.;30 : 'JI!.eh-~w "·"·-=-_.,..::.....,_,...,._, Bradftll ci urc an8 ih 10 1\lnndu} Romance• - · Ashley, former Middleport Hi gh School a·lh· letic great and graduate next month at Mar# sha H College in Huntinglon , W Vo. Said one county official: "That Ashley is a real janitor . That man ac1ually goes a-round lookin g for dirt." A lady with business in one oC the offices If you don't believe il, or if you doubt that Wednesday remar ked : " I've been coming up a janitor ca n take real pride in his work, sathose steps out there and into the offices h ere shay up to the courthouse any day a nd took for over 20 years and I've ne ve t· seen the around . Wear colored glasses, however , betourthouse look so spic a nd !1pan '' cause everyt~ lng shines as brightly as old ' will. Inquiry disclosed the courthouse has a new wood and paint omploye, namely a janitor nam ed Claude And, Hats Off! to Mr. Ashley whq .has pleasAshi!V'. He Is reported tn be lhe uncle of Bob ed lh e taxpayers with .his work. . '· w'"'hour '1'" '"'' '"".,However, "'"" wo Itmiles or, in 1907 fell Mod~rl' 1• I SI!Jil Of! Courthouse employees and many people who have been inside the ancient portals of that bulldmg the past few days have n<,ticed something nt:>w about the place. It Is clean. Day Book Marile Bride- and Groom Mal inee Theater Qu~::en for a Day 6.311 Sporl:.ll Eye 6.45 NBC News '7 00 Best ''of Grouch~ 7:30 Be.11,t ~1 Dr&S~1~ 8:0Q Tbe PeQIIille ~ ,.;hole.e Janitor Draws ff,owe.rs Fr.om Taxpay,ers For Work - ~ In Meigs County Courthouse: It Really Shines . St11 ni ('.V Drothrn bui l t a ra c<..'l" t hat My Littl~ 5·30 Popeye Present• 5.45 News Picture ·~, ' " Clearly, however, the electorate shou1d un· derstand th at tllis will be the lost time . Now or nev e r , in :the forseeable future . . ·' It 50 per cent of the vot ers plus one wanl the real thing they can say so If they want t6 pass this round of bidding, let them . And th ey' H have whatever approximately $200,000 wlll buy. Current • Mltebell · llobert :aet.alaart famU7.~ pltal wbett "she hid bien · m• Pa., la beld ,at rnneea Brown. Mr. ·*Dd. a~d Mrt. of Ed ond Guy lluuell Poul t;blpmon aod daUJitlor, . . . I, j~fd,!~eJiOft. on Sunday .JUly Mr. and U:n. BID Watton, Pol'rle. : pcl'IOIW preteftt. !'01• I presented to dWefta1 Mra. Ami!& Bgek, )Jio. and Mn. onea. , • Rlif Bee, Tom:diJ 8Uelr:, iSimmy AntbQD7 HyteU reeelved a Liitina, D~n)' 'Diehl. ~el and cup, an4. aaucer for Paw. Helen Neken, Alma Bupe ani$ 'He was the oldflt 98 yeara. The Jkle..- MWer, Butlnd. Mn t.ldeJt w9.ntan receiVed a beauH· G~ Hendricb, Alfred Herr· tul decorated cuP' anCI u.ucer. ~- ~. ilfr. tad lin. lfJiUam Hentie Weber who i1 75 :received drlckl ahcl cb.Udnn, llr. ando thla Jlift. The fOilDCC¥t elllld re- atn. Geor1e Bendrleb and ebll-' .. lwd 1 · lovely ploeqile -,rit> 1 dren oH of P~bii.r8· , cbUd'a eYODlog prl)'er on IL 'rhe llfl<. .,..t l(n. Paul 'ArCher, Jlrs, 1on of Mt. and Mn.· Georee Hen· Vera ·and.P•tt)'. IOrdan, Aniaon dricka, Hli'Old Crt.liJ, who 11 8 Lomit, Ill'. and Mrt. J6h.ft RUI· weeu o!Q reoeJYOd IIllo 1111. aell, D_..,. KedweU, Mr. aDd Mlo. and Mn. Guy RuueU '""re- Mn. Harry Weber, lift. Henry. eelved a ptd)' bank 00 •ave their Weber an o.f Cobtm.bua. ' pennir.s 19!", oezt ,ear . ))eeauae ,¥~". and Mra. Ptly. R. RuNell their tra.vele4:1 tbe ·futh~ 230 aDd e.b.Uilren, Vien.na, Q., Kr. and miles. ·llrl. ·Anna ·Book -.lved ·Mn. CWfold -Wbltllngton aDd a ball pqclnt pen tcm bavint the children, ·Mr. and Mn. D. Moll 10:30 Trulb or Consequenrea 11:00 Ti~ Tac Dough 11:,9 It Cquld Be YOu 12:00 'i'ex and Jinx 12:110 Current 1:00 My Ll.ttle Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom l :OO Matinee Thett.er It Could Be You Te;.. md Jinx Se t1ne1 Pomero Mldcll port, 0 1"'" 2$ y. n • ; ~-!~~U ":/'.:~ reunLoa.W'll r~ deteendants 5: ~ Sign On 6:00 Today 9:00 Romr.er Roon 10·00 The Price 1s tdeht 10 00 The Price i-; Right 1 10 30 Truth or (; '1-tt~:~eq r.umce• ; d ·OO Tit ri:I' Dough Dell 1111iltt Friday Sign Un Today 9·00 Romper Rooa:a . payers s auld be gJVen a fifth chance to say . yes, o~ no , at an ~Jectwn un ~luttered .by other bond 1ssue questions or factwnal pohtics We feel this proposa l has certa in ment and may be worth an all-out effort. • ' ,. 31'J J'h,;,r..-.::.1; NlbiiCO ' Cltokies DELUXE ASSORTMENT · · ·: · · · · · · ·lb. " ~ ..... '',, ' �~::--- ;~'iro~'"':,:::..... ·_er Move DESK IU ' ..· • ~ . ~n August 5 - ITigers Clinch Title Tie; 6-5 ine -Grange Finds AU Hamm Brilliant With 3 For 3 In QASEBALJ.RESULrs·~8;:-;-k----::Q:--:-. --:::M-=--=h a er mts-;R:::-::"__;_A~d-=--=-. lll61 VISeS ac __ en _ Redleg Victory o~~rr t~~rt~ T!: Ne~¥ v:~R~c-:t~:~~::a G& Learn To Body P..Pleb, Or Take Licking SPORTS ffft• 'V:. " • an4, r.::)' Ba..;:,tt c~~f · .,.. . .. I :::::. : ye~ t~ R. DOWtil E-GROS$, Inc. GASOLI~E 'I 9 '· Mullen I ~t RADIO and T.V. SERVICE : MpLLE~~ All Makes ...... .· . SO.HIO . I kl 8arc}ay R'eturns '• , To Old Post At Cl l AN Ds APPll AN CE ·-' SERVICE "r Tarheel Bench LOANS -l •2s to •1000 l toarn mod• r~or~m~e~r~a~os~l~sl~an~t~w~a~s0:n:~re=d~at~th=•j_~~~~~~:;:;::;;:;:;;,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I l I .IHI'·:; t· YO,U~ BOTTLED GAS . '. ,...Vi~ balk dealer whO can 11erve you prompt· • b; &1}4 I new C!Uitomer can buy im1tallatlon ·'~ !:.. il,.rice. We are equipped to give you . ' .,,!, ~·R~l . lervtce. . R'tJT ·,.ND I • .. ' ,' ' ' ' J• FURNITURE ltat-OIIIo , ,' Arnold Grate, owner >1 , 'T I , ~ ., Nl9tfTS A WEEK .Wtelf, Fri. and Sat. '. AT7100 p.rn. ST.UT OF LRAGVE SEASON . IINTILL ' ~~ to IIIIJ~ased op,.atln!{ eosts, costs of material and · ~. ate., we are fo~tl to appl,)! ' new rate of 40c .~ for lilt eomlnJ1957'58 boWiihJ Huon. .~lW!~ , ··-'"'n. Ill• ,time 10 otart JetUnc "warmed qp" tor com. . ' .. 1 ,~' ,....·. ' . ' ' . "' ' THANKS BO:WLBRS, . RICRAilD "ROCKS" DAVIS, MJI'. ~ttendins were those named and Ada Hoskins, EdnJI. SeihO!ml<ob; Lucille Swackhamer, Carrie Nye, Lu!a Shields. nbov~ MARKET "Tile Sll)re ~mpl•te" 7 DAYS PER Wl!EK 8 A.M. to ·I P.M. •41 Lot~~tl Sl. llllcldlePill' · _. .. ·, ~ ' v~~~· tq ,~,§o. . ' ... SALE - - $1.69 Other Sport ~hlrtt, Val!les lo $3.95 )PRICED 10 1MOVE .: ' ' . ' ; ..... ' ' ...... ' $2.49 .Jt"' •tlter- Se4mur ~ ' J • ~ Jlercla,.n(llte ·Reilueed t LCrZ SHOP t·"!. • \.. .' ,,...:,_ ..,, ·" .,, , er . For 1~ ,....,... 1"'!~ II • ~ J ;( ~\·r r.i ~ "' . · ~ ~·-'l" Corner Seeond .&.•Court Sl · ' · omeroy; Ohio .~L o-..... .. , '·' Mra. William ~ease or b!rth of a dijughte-r, Cynthia Lee, at H!)lze-r Hospital, Wednesday, July 24. ~u.ndpa~n.ts are Mr. and Mrs. Chtford P.hdhps and Mr. and Mr1. U. S. Nease all of Minersville. The Neal'!e's also have two sonr, Ric~y and Jimmy. _,, ~.,..., c· I -r- , . •, ·• ·' . '· w. a. -=========:;;;:==.:;;;::.::.:::;;;;::;;;;~] r aachner'S • MUT. .....-n,51 MADII'rl' II PhDM 622! SHOP: -~::;!~~~~~~~=====::~:::":~::==~ ·4•'' ·$TEA''DILJ ' •--*PICK.-. UP THIS SEASON'S tee:::·-------·-"·- ·_ ' - t t . ;A · · · · --. \ . - • ~ •· __ ,.............,. ... ...,,. PERIOtf~LI Min Linda Parlcel- apent • few days the past wee~ wltb M1s4 Julia Lucas. ... ' ~ . · , Mr. and Mn. lllll>~'IL Co~•llf and sons and J4ra. ~ffJ· Jtllt and son ·spent • fi;a7 tbi P~t week at the Mld~1,pQfl J'•~l •"d visiting Mrs. Jt,oy ~~\. Mrs. Elhel Nel.oon ~nd ~~~1!1ter, Helen Mae ll;<l 'Ah11a Rupe attended the Russell Reunion Sunday. Stev~ and Larry Sq~:r~en spent several days ~itb ' their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy t~e Ches~r Snowden. Cemetery. call at tbe · Mr. and Mrs. Jack PhiUips lmr RawUngs-Coats Home Fri- son and Miss Jeanette Pft!.UIJJ! day. M.r. Brown is a Chest left Monday for Jac~ollville, Fla. er resident. after spending the put 'twq weeks witll their grandp~nts 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe PhUUpa:. · Mn.,lfells.'Io Sel'Ve . ' \}llrs. Elhtlk~ey of Waverly 'II'sj)Oyt a lew 'lay• with her moth· A8 Camp CoUDCl vr er 1 Mrs. :Sel'e lfartin. Mrs. Richard Wells will act as Mr.. and Mr~t~ C. M. Chaae and councillor for voun,~~ people from daughter Judy'o!and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Methodist Church Youth HJrley Erlcwine ana dau11, tter, Feliow~p- at the ,Lancaster Camp Joetta have returned bOJnl' •«er spending a vacation in FJofida. 1Groun<t;thu next week. flaJ1r;J.n2 on ,attending the camp Mr. and Mn. ' Fred Rieber and are Betty and Barbnra Covert, Dl- 1 family of TotedQ spent a day aDJIC Mc..Comas, , •Chrl.stlne Coals, the past week with Mr. and Mr~. Mary qaroJ Sw~Mon·, Eric Cham· Rei Jordan fl · bets and Forrest D. Bachtel. ' Mr. and ·Mrs. •William~~~~!~~.ot Chillicothe were guests or his parents · Joe Phillips. By Emm• H•vman Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor oJ .. Robert: CroW, sons .:aoyby Langsvme · and Mr. and llffl. and Mrs~ Mayme fearl ~annlrtr ~~l~ed~ ~r. and weekend with u.~.~:~til. Ro""ilrt ._ Hllf 'l'u • , - ' . , .Mrs.~ J. Wet· Mr. and M:l'.s. ··· Homer . ). Patket farh)~Y•. Calumbus. Tpey · and da'ul:hter , spen'f .SunC!1y wfti:J ~~IPJ!~tued b;v Mrs. H-er- tili father, 'pe~rJ Pa~~r. Ctleltt!l'. I ;.~l:.:: ~o11sh, dal,lghters S~l!y and . 1 , ·Mr. 1 i)iJ~ M'rr. 'Hpwf_rd 1 LarJent ;Wh~ ~·aJned to VISit )fr.s. ot Syracuse ' sPent suhdiy 'With a;;::!~ SJsler, Mrs. Knt.lllecn his par~nt's, and .Mrs. \II lam Litj8nt. . '' . Connolly returned Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Garber from Holzer Sr., o1 But1er, 0 ., wtre reeen t · . ~uest.s ot ·her nleee Mr. and Mr:; "lsll~d Wll~on or Pomeroy Mitehell · Connelly. , .. :: ~,day Wlt,h. Mrs. J. n. ' Mrs. Ernest Molden ,.. ~ were ot Mr. apd M rs. Harold Rou11h, !(is. · Mr. brotwef'k h er, the Roush of M"'· ,. , FULL SHANK HALF! .• Letait.Falls CUT~UP . .. ax. ' ----- ----- Will - 69,: lb. FRESH • • • PAN RI!ADY Legs & Thighs - Mr. ~~~~~~~:~lnlr:~~·: '" - 6Sflb. FOR 1*$ERTSI FOR SALADSI ' .i' ' JI;IMBO 27 SIZE ' ·, Cantaloupes ... 29,!i CALIFORNI.,_ BARTLETT 5 PIECil - BREAKFAST SUIU 2s B _,_.LARGE ~ '""· ...... *""''"" ,,.. ""' ' L Pears .,.. ,,.., ... .., tiler'•• $49.95 SHeW I 11111 to,etlter filet ,,.....,~, ~ .• ' NEW CLOSING HOURS THRU LABOR DA \' ~~ Frlda)'l - · 8:10a.m. to 9 p.m. h • . ' · , . RO.Omt N.w Furniturt Saturday - deUdoUI anael food c:ake fa • leftl4ltional ~ at j ibil"kow prico.lruo eaq to oerve OOmattyl;omptiq WOll) fOR 8:30a.m. to S:SO p.in• '· $,9,·00 ' M~Mcaste.r Rarclwue aild l'tll'lllhu'e Mr. and Mra. Gall CJin and 10n. .. t d n1 bt d AtpeDJ, wttb spent ur Sa ur an su·•a• anday ling Watd Spencer '"" , ~. . • d 11 •••it •t Mr. an n. I'U on a. aw, o1 • M to •at p M 8:H a. • •! · • Chatter qub, Tuesday evemng Patty You,1, Jo)'ce Wolfe, liar officers on the Executlvt Conunlt-J No. ln,tf ¥kJdleport at her. home, RuUa~d Road. garet Smlt.b, Jim Geor~, Miff· _:·~~~~~~~~~~=~ ,Durmg the busmess session jorie Foley, Osa . Tu~er, llee CNm~~l'!. G~r~! u-.-. Wetk. Ra101ond Pn•k bt beoa M Ouoly 111 wi:l) a bell'\ aUack. Kr. aod Jlfro. Roy Ko~ ... two eluldren and ~i.t lte'ElNr '){ Morrow, .IPf!Dt ~ week, willl Mra. Martha M~•• and Eugene and VerltlJ. Mr. •n<l Mrs, Geor11 Fred~k vililed Mrs. Gertrude Wll'l\tl' A Sunday evenJna:. HaDy Speneer ~•Ued on c. Hobort at Mldcllt1!"'1 ~~idij;ll eveninfJ. tiD- Mrs. Charles ·Burt entertained ~!n• lng Waa.cJ1 Coy, Le:t.a ,Lori~"- elected to ..S!!Ve with _the ' elecl~d Thomas, Justice, sandJ:!Ut~l Linda •• i>14P• ~WI PIU'IIis and bJ>rhi Sn~wdeq and Mr. and · JU,I P..r"r, · --- Robert WIUtt, daulbter LUUan and husband ol Red Brush t!alled ;n -~~ IDd Mn. HeW')' Speneer wt STORI! HOUIIS , i> E.•~rett 1 verjll. Atbtna. -~ 011 ll'r. ... loek Woocl. Saturda)'. lin. 1ohn Hl)'ea raUtd Curtl.o WpiJe, C~ter, OIMl · Tit• Rock and Rollers. HI 4ljqb Plans were made lor an ice Chatter Club I ~ enJoyed a wiener rout at the . cream 14)ela1 to be beld on the home of Mr. and Mrs. ·. F:r'nk Ilawn ol the Legion home, ·s atur. Enterta .lned At Young, July 19th. . , day. AUJutl 3. Home ma-e iee Rutland Rd. Home Im~:S~:::~~~ po~o ~J.\1"~ ~':.mo.'i~,;~,t :.~.n~:';!: Mr.. Charles Buek assisted by pop were served to tht follOW- ling and Mre. George Bearha were Mr. lo ian: u..... .. HAVE W11NIR ROM'f. 8'ldent, -:1Jh Mrs. presldmsl It Lightfoot waR Vlltedpro Lo respond to roll call each mont!} with "' Bible ' vers~. _ A dessert course was served by the hostesses to Mu. Vaughatt Price, Mrs. Floyd Dunfee, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Mr&. Wilbur Young, 1tfJ1. N~than Blggs, Mrs Joe Young, Mrs. Alfred Biggs, l,!rJ. ~iaht!oo.t aqd li}re' &qf!Sts, Jo'larjprie Btf.fl, f'\liee Jcen Casto IQd JuditP . JJ,Iggs. ' LOI)IG IDd SHQRT SL!lt:Vt; .Sport Shirts a~d ~JnenvJile are armoun~ng the Ina of th~ l ... dlet Auxi.Uai'J of the Mr __ ...~ ..,_ ..._.. ,. _....,__ 1 Drew We~r Pa,t, American I.e· .."' _.•. u~ ....,...._ o aion, held Tuesday evenin& at the Long llottca tPtnl Wednetd.ly Leelon home. wJtb llrt. Gl!1ruM Wnnu lftd , kra. Orvll~ WeU, prttident, Jre- 10~, WU~ Frederltk laJt,. 11ded 1t tb• lbutlzJi whicb opentd et'11 • " in rerultr' form with lira. WJlllaQl ed lack Qinibar 't Cbttttf', Sat· Baxter u ·~.b.iplain. CitaUons lor urfty tfterDOM. . merit lftd mem'....,"...... . - " p -·Jyed Normtn Jrederiet, who was, ill ~-'"' -... "' dio~· ,._, m~•., ·,·,~· Wood .,__ ot ... held al latt ,.eek, bll l'flurne4 to wort. Lithol>Qlla, June 21. wert dlaplay., Mr. and Mn. lytQ '4""""'ii' ed by .... u-. Dtvl•. the kbirth • past pre•.. ro)l, are anno,Ull<in( th Se'ba 1 u~ ldent a&Qn,luJy 1$, It e . e • 0 n. lc In :MIIOD. Mr. lnd Mrt. Jaek It waa voted: to ask ~rminion Wood and Kr. lnd Kn. Denver of the Lesion trusteet to cleaD aa.d Hysell ~ .cr1ndparenu. Brid rut wax. the upstalrt room of the Le· llr. and Kr1. D. I. Me e 1 .. ion home. 1t was also voted to in- lOP, KennetiJ, Ealt Unrpoot, h M d v\te )larcla Grueaer, the represen apent l•t week ,nt r. an Mn. tative to Girl&' state, ud her par- Curt FWderick. entJ, Mr. and Mr&. Kenneth (Kelly) ){r. 1 nCJ Mn. George Gladman Gruner ind Danny Struble repre- and fami1J, Spria.afield, spent the INltltiv~ to BoyS• State, in4 hil week end wilb lfr. lnd Mrt. liUo parent., Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Struble, J BIUI.' to attend the August mteting. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Babcock and two friends 0( Port Clinton, vtlltFrank Cbeeaebrew, eighth dlt- ' ed Mr. aJt4 Jlra. Cb•rlea Babcoek trict chaplain, wu invhed to · lilt wee~. , Jpeak .on "BIClr: To God Movement'• :::~'::':"::':':"::':-:..:::=== 'It the September meetine. All r membert b•ving candy or· monl!y FBD D&LIVBRY for eanc:tr told ~Y the unit were EV-.y n•Y reauested to briDJ lt to t.he next ~ n. meeUIIJ. MOI'IIlq Aflmaooa 7 PIECE $79.9$ ' I Birth Announced By Wm • Neases , ner WednHda.)' M"eninJ. HCIJleto aes tor t~e oet-aaion . .re Petri Little, Blrdle lhe Haley, Mulne Dyer, Melva ~r and :Vary Beard. Shower 4~;corMlou were c4rrled o-.t ln pink ~nd white wtlb a bride doll and pink 111d w:flltt n. streamer& aurroQ.Ddlnt~ the 'lau. The ""oni01 W4f e~joy~ plf>'· in., "ames Wl'th the ldOO"- •prho • • awarded to . Mtt. Bl~Gb~ beina Braley. · • · Refreshments of NndwichcR. Jello, mints, pickles, oUveJ and cof£ee-tea were aerved t• the · h 1ollowina: guetts B1InC! e Bn1ity, Thelma MJeheel, p~o... lll& and ,..,. _,. Rice, Ethel Nelson, LOUIN Myers, Matcll Deniaon, K.athl~n Fink, Eva and Noretha: P'lemiua:. fteva and Phyllis. Snowden, "Je,t.,tie MoldP..Jl, Jeane~ Dat'il, Pflll'le and Sabr, Canad,y, Llnni.e TillY lor, Lelia Rumtield, Kathlee-n Cremeans, Naomi Chasf, S1111n Theobald, Joan May, M.arle ·auto~ field, .Ethel Chipman, Dorotbj• Slack, Janet Morris. Jtlan ·pa~ef, Ruth ErlewJne DJryl Jobtlioh :md the hon~e. Mr::1. Cloneh • ., ' BOWL.ING ALLEYS ' ' I BREAKFAST SUITE Will It ,. , Mr. YOUNGS PITCAIRN ISLANDu (lri Re&alO<OpeJ In tbe '"" e:rhlbit at tbe County Fair when the Wide Club met at the homeand Carolyn Niebolton, bf Mr. and Mrt. Dale , Tue1day evenlna . Dianne pres1dent, was chara:J buslnets m~tt· and voted to ~ur~:r~~~~~~:r. and 4 a logo. waa in char'"e or • program. A wie~r toast wu held on the lawn of the Nicholson home. Oth· ers present were Mrs. L. W. MeComu, advlsor; Marllyn Swan, J t Ka B k B 1 p · ane y a er, every ernn, EJien Dutton, Carla Sue Gilmore. SPECIAL! POMEROY . , ~;, ·; f • ·~ Y 24th . MMENCING JU~ . ' 'I .....;:. r ·'- I to The within · J,~tneCardinals ·lhd a half of end of ·t he i955 season. St. aLouit moved the fiut-place Braves when Larry Jackson , shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers, 3-0. The Chleago Cubs shaded the New Xorfc, Giants, 2-1, ln the 'other NL 11me. No. 14 Por llleru Billy Pierce· scored his 14th victory a& lhe Chlcaao White Soli. kept the American Leaaue race "•live" wit)l 1 7•2 wln over the New York Y~nkeea while the third-place Beaton Red Sox kept moving af I l)rlek paee with a 6·5 dechlon onr the Kansas City AthleUos. T'he Detrolt Ti&era beat lho Baltiraore Oriolea, 3·1, and the Waahint:ton Senators scored a 5-4 victOry after loslnlil to the Cleveland Indians, 4·3, in other AL acUvity. · Santor.d , who took 10 to Following the supper ·a ehot1 bus.ine51 session w~ held with Miss Hart, president, pre&iding. Election of officen was heJd wlth Maud Grueaer, c:llo!en a..; president; MarLe Cwter, viet~ president; Norma Parker, seere· tary and Margaret Blaettnar, t~asurer. "!> 5 The Past M111tron1 of Pomeroy Cba9ter 0~, 186, met Tuesday evening at the home of Mi!is Elsie Hart, L~ley St., fOr their annual potluck picnk supper_ ~-~· Crall ,_"WOMEN OPL)'nn. Bori Ric' .· -. • Annual Picnic Supper HelctBy Past Matrons Thur.-Frl. July 25-26 Marilyn Monroe Dan J)piley Doaald O'Conno:i' Mttli Gaynor ":THE~E'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSI,.E$5" (Cinemlscope-teeJmtcolqr) -aiJO< SAVINGS . R11bber w·Ill 1n Redl egs SeeklllJJ' s N h 'Sh . ' • UX au ar! enes Pirate Mr. and .Mrs. D•uv:ard. Bannhrter (Geraldine Parsons), S)'lv•nia; have announced the birth. of a dau i,11ter JULY CLEARANCE 3 Mr. and Mrl. Geor1e Par10na, Toledo, and Mrt. .Bannlstu, Madison, WJsc. ----- Plans Completed · RUTLAND Citations For Merit, Membership, .:"~== :':F.!"~.~:..no~ •ory Met rntlld, Rlcltard Jenkl~~~, .u or For 4-H. Booth .••,DAL •ttOWn o11if111 Displayed As Legi"nAul(il 1 f , A l>tl4a! , lhower wu •lvtn • .. "" . Pomeroy, Mr. ond 1111. _ , . . At Jun~... r air Gladman 1nd Mr1. Kilo Biu• 1Pfl1lt ' Ihonotln& llrl. Geraldllle Clpnelt A polluet plt:ple auppor .. 8oJII, " OAK HILL Iunday eYenlll:l with Mn. Martha F1 1. o~J pliDB were made tor their at the home of Mn. Meh·• 'l'ur· p. m. preuded tbe- rtlllllr meet· MeZiror 1nd · 10n Eu1ne and " Grandparent~ ~ ·.Daughler lo Born · ·· To The Bannuter• OF OUR J! . '-"~• FINAL WEEK 'i' .... •t ...~ Carol and Na.ney. WASHINGTON \JP - Harold (Red) Graqge, one of r~tball's ell·time gre•ta, praiP<J the eurr"nt .et-up In profenionll rootb.ll!ll today as "the · Oeat ayatem that', J;leen worked out yet." Grange and four other gridiron Jitnts were ulled by a Houle anti-trust au~ommittee to testify ott workings of the NaUonal Football League. Grange told reporter• he finds nothing to cri.ticite about the operaUon• of the NL nowadays. He said the playen, u a whole, Jet a better .salary de11l then in hla day. I · l#nnf!, on MoDdiJo . l~lr l&. ISbe-rle they have two older daua;hten, Happy In Ranks Of Pro Players I A two-run llomer by David Brown doubles, &too,.. 11 pur· Cipe~o ... . .. q 811 .IUl liN! ClUCAGO UP-Bob Baker, a took a l~round whlpping from . Mnr.- YORK UP - Bi-Mlklyn .Brown tn the bpttom of the fif'b posel.v waited, Ranela scorine un Boa:l'tA , ....... i9 if .QBI 11~ l'etiref! p~b:~ fighter, today i•ve Machen for the latter's 22nd con· ~ flflJ and would-be Los 'VIS the vital blow that gave the Larry Grimm's balk. Clevel1nd . . . . . 47 45 Jill 13~ an analys1s of the No. 2 huvr- «!out!Ve victory, pre~rvlng hlt • 1 tZ,Ie,.PodJU fut were 1dvised by Chet TanuehUJ Pomeroy Tigers a 6-5 wln over Terry Ohlinger, reJieving In Detroit .. ····-- 46 45, .50514 wela:ht, Eddie Machen. unbe1ten record. · J!Yt •\ Re,... Yorlr: clty offltlea1 toRacine in a make-up game Wt~· the second for the winnert, IN*~ Baltimore . . . . .. 43 48 .473 17 d•yJO;f'wtlt ~ntll AUJU!t 5th" for . pteadal' evenin1 Jllfld duohe~ 1 ~ c~~ ope-bit baJl, rt~iTinf tJtp !'Qflf ~ijJ , \ ~ . 34 S.7 .374 28 "H~'• go~ to l!flr~ tp bod.y- "I've alway• 11aid that when l =~:nnt \wo~d · on ~ wh'ether the Hub1e Bobo, la_lely of ~hauncey-Dover, and m~re lately of for t)te Popy t.eaa-ue chlrfl:P!Oif h11t nine men to f~ce him. W~rtJ~P . . .. g ~2 .387 29ti pu~il.'' Ba~tr Sf6·~· ''If he dQ11 1t ~ot a good whipping, I'd quit," ~· ~~~.....·~n•.r!!Jit. •~al~dka!111te,; the oll·l·- Columbus a!1d Phlladelphta,. reports a knee oper~tton perf()rm- shlp IQr the winners • The Ti&e~ play Racine .ta: . Vi,i1~0 ~uln fhl lotTobr i,11r1 }fe t4qJne t9 ~IJt ~ll!ill' &ald. "I 10t. a eood whip ~,... .., d 1 · t h h· f elmg more enthustasttc than t any · ht t R ne l m. e,y 11 ~ 1 P ~~""' punc,.p• 1.~1 an!J I'm ~uitting. 1 might 1 ~ ; ald; tbei .rti)OJ't or the com- e ast wm er as liD e a· · Brown's clout tlea the game up mg a aci eGs I' · ·~ "''~ Ytr' 1 of !lis at tfle flead and •~' inside f~bt 1 htm al)d ener for a JOOd l . ~·- in'(eltlcatinc whether • time since 1954 when he was the sweetheart of our Capttal at 5-6. Then Gary ll~re singled, REDL R "::N d BohQn Mil City 1 and !omebody'U !inilh him." purse, but l'm not iQinw to fight , . pe,,. Dbdter r.t ad 1 u m can \Wl- City and of the nation generally as a sophomore fullback for · Frank Ebtlra:bach slneled, abd ed t'f!e .J:~k:::Yw ~:~ay oew: Detrc»t ltimore r 1 ·iUI!-.t B~ker retired after tte al)y IQO,d anymqre." 1 · J.nillt ;ln '· :&rookJYn wUI be submjt. the Buckeyes. Moore will cut dQwn tt the plate, nln here 8.3 with ~Ut.....,.. Jt; V (l!!fve. 4 ash. 3 1st tw~-t . t_et-.c.o..tb~ .eity"• .rullna: body, the Bobo will begin drills with the Philadelphia Eagl~s Profes- Ebe;•bac~ a:olllt to third. Terry the ibitting .Jt!U' with t:o ~~.::: W••b· 4 Clelle. 4. ajJIU . ~- or Estimate. sional football team July 29 at Hershey Pa . He has high hopes. Ohlm,er • cleah alna:te scored an.,. three run horqer. beJal~d Friday's G""" . , '· · S • ' the win nina run. " 1 h't · h' Ill K,n~p Clft at w.,blp.tq~ l!l&ht . ?'fte ,Dodgers• volley or llilence So does t~e ports 0 es'l' . . . RaCine j mped into ' 3-() J •tt the ateady 4-- I l)lte IAI 01 c C~t:!J(O .. Jtaltimor •• ..night ,- ""' "- '~arently broken WednesThere LS nothm~ more st1rnng m sports th.an t~e c_omeback: in their h:lr of the (ir~t iqn{ui! Spen_cer who ranned 1' •nl;l wa · D~nlt tfi:W y 9rk Pitllt · ~ d•rwi club VI~ Pretident E. J. the last quarter dr1ve for a touchdown, the nmth mnmg single as Peanuts Wickline walked, Rtl· I ed fiVe. th y lr: Cln•Jtnl ~~ Jo~n qiJtlJ ~ :u~e~ intb /ati!'~ that wins a game, or the individual determination of an ath· ger Birch walkelf, John Cleland's If st;at~t~nor th:y ~~t::io~ NA1't0HA"' LIApUI "'.. "~rt•ittiy !m to'!~ 1 An- lete to clean up his life and once again be one Of the few that grounder went through Mike/ P~:sed ~tttin<> star Tom Wbl~ . tQ UIJ .,. \V. L. Ptt. •• ... ,.,. IIH~ .... "'J11! tanlt Jet land are chosen to be great. Werry at third base and Wlck get at Ham~. The troublt WaB "'tf ~:R"ft M 39 .581 ~ J.i , ~•" ~·t.tUum ." • Merely beeau~e Bobo may 11C'I euse and Racine) . U1gh School line IICOred. . · young Mr H11mm IJQJed like A ~c;1KG g~ :~ :.if.! ·:W; \o\'MII~• blilld tbe atadJum 1l . have been cast m the mold of a aged people may gtve 30c Under Birch ~orad on Duane "WeD Mickey Manti~ in 4~&t.aJ'f. · Cinclnnlli 52 41 ~ 9 2,. th~~ . .a•tJilld l'e'l ur the land," Ba- tJtudent does not mean he ran 12, fi'ee We need a full house. fqozy" Wolfe's intleJd out but The Re~Ue,p made It +-0 In Philadel 1' · · · · · so 42 ':w ~ 3 1 ! v•CM f Quote, "but the not be a great athlete . Wnouv Pl!in on being a part of it. Eddie Buffington walked · tlJ,ree the . first innin(, a4ted lp New y 0 1.:::: 41 Sl :446 12M! lathen111re ·not.JOlnJlO Oo that. Hays likes to hav~ them abl~ t,o straight to force In Clth,nd. He the secop.ct an~ anot~•~ 1~ UJft i'Utlbur•b ... , , 3~ 58 .3'78 19 ~ ab&orb book lt!arnm,g too. Tl1a~ ' Luther Tucker,- the forll')er lightened up and ranne<l Larry thlr(,. M~l!-nWflJle tbe Yank,_-p Cb·l~fiiO : . ... . .. 31 57 .352 20j% RDqK111 llGN nice. Bul it's not ;J<>cessary 1'1 Southern Asnoc~atl~n .catcher. hu 1 Price and Bill Arnott. ·. wen~ ~lanked until the fg~~ W't41ntld•Y's R"ults football. acceLlted our mv1tat1on te c:~tl 1 Tiger fin~n~ run on Uulfing- when sinJiel by M~J'f~zje, NOr• NeuSome athll"tes are born to n balls and strikes and preside be-, ton'a lingle~ 1 walk. p1ue(t ball, ton and :r,~pyd, a waik to Webtttr QhJ.eNt 2 NI!W York 1 sport. T~c.re was at on{.' ti me :1 hind the catcher. and fielder's choice at home. and a- double by Bowen plattd CJ.rit:::UlD-111 tPHtsburgh 0 night hot susp1e10n that Bolm W:! S bol'n Mkky Miller . has been asked by Racine second-Pf!:anuhl Wick· three ruli:>. St.. ~~it 3 Br_oo~lyn 0 night. for football. . Woody Ca1l to lake one base um· line singled, Roj:er 'Birch. tripled. Boyd fan~d seven and walked Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 1 mght ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE Good Luek , . Ch aon cey-DovN pirin ositlon Larry Morrison Birch scoring on an Infield out. . lhree pUcblng_~ loe~r, Mt;c; ~yd Frld•y's G•""" boy . f R g i~ sh.ou.ld have the option Tiger second-Gary MOQre l:li\ fanned seven and walked · thtee:- PbU1delphla at Chicaa:o 0 r ac · e th r .sol" homer down left field line. But his mates were hitless every Brooklyn at Cint!inn~tti, night Be certain !o save about ~n 0 nammg ano e · ~ innmg hut the fo1Jrth. New Ytrk fl MiJw~uk.ee, nleht hour and a half Of your SC'arre Other Re~leg hillers were Jim llltto~url~ at $1. IA>uls; nilht' 'l . time Saturday evening lor the Gilbel'l, Tom F.borsbach (I), l;l,ve JNTIII!f.UIQNAL LE.UI,IE Home of Arrow · Shirts' Little League clasRic under WR (!t Gordon and Barry SQYer1 all Vf, · L. PJt. GB hama'a: ll~hts featuring the Mld' . E. MAIN JT. · 1 1 ~· !iingles. The. eame wa.!f .c4Uod B~f11lo ....... · ' " '"43 .i'/8 tlleport lndians and Racine. alter 5'h tnnlngs because ol Rlohmond ...... Sll 44 .BOO 2 ' , . darkness. Toronto ........ 55 46 .545 3~ For arlults who have n('vcr seen . Yankees: Bo}'d and Wehsfer. Rochester .. .• . . 51 52 .4915 8~ a cood 12-ycar-old lHtd undl!r CINCINNATI UP - The Cln.. Braves to raiSe h1is ledaallue-lead thing Redlegs: Spentet &!l~ Wool!- Havana ..... . .. 48 54 .471 11 bJseball game I he 75< don ali on cinn~ti Red leas hope Lo pull ahead total to 124. He II 80 e vere e geard - · · ' Miami . . . . . . . . 48 52 .469 u asked of You to s1~ e lhis one i;; of the Pilts·ourgh Pirates tonight rame-wlnnlng blow when h~ dq,t!· · PONY LEAGUE CoJumbl1S .. . ... 45 56 .446 13%: cheap for the big boost to your in tbe windup of a three game bled home WU!le JQpes m tbe R · Montreal t3 M 434! 14\t series. seventh inning. He ;yielded the ~cine ... ' . . ' . . . 320 000 a 3 2 Rt»ti ter .... morale you'll receive. The teams split the first two Braves' run in the bc:tttom of tb' Tlj:ers ·: · · · · · · · · 111 «lx 11 1 · ,:~ i ln11opd. 2 l~t. '1 The heart that can'l be warm· I I frame when mes Covin.,ton homBa.tter!as: Gdmm a,nd WJ~klln"!. lltl h . d h ed by seeing young boy .~ who games. Plttlburg h won a 1•1 .,.. nn n . ed . •t • "' . Buffmgton, ObUnter (2) and ·~C p:lOD _ 'I Roefl~"~ I 2nd might be out raising Old NeJ alCalr Tuesday, 1:1·3, while the Ref~~· er · . Ebe b h m· 1 · 't h . Obi· )(Jaml 4 :M;qn1real 3 playing their hearts out testmg legs blanked lhe .Pirate1 Wednes· l1ckson turned in ~Is 11th w1n . rs ac · ,.tnn ng PIc er. , ,Jtnaria 2 'T"<Won(o 0 "· intel liiJencc, skill and :;lrength da>', 2-o. for tbe Cardinals w•th a nif_ty inl,lcr. Buffalo 1 Columbus o lmtead, has a cold blood pUtllp Joe Nuxhall, an ~arty se~ron three bitter striking (Jut cig~t. OLD-TIMERS COMING AJMricaf\ AINclatlon Indeed. disappt'llntmt-nt, pitched an eight ~el E~nl~, doubled home the Ci Denver ~ MfDflettP.OJJs· 1 Game time i!l 8 p. m. I! should hitter to chalk up his third atraight dlnals flt'st run and Al Darb! NEW YORK UP-Joe Page, Indianapolll 91 Charlest6n 0 ht 1 star left-handed reliever :tor the . inp.. • . be over in one and a hnlf lo two win and fl!th victory of the year. scored the other runs after 1i hours. Your conlrihution., w!ll It was Nux ball's ·first shutout"' of two trlpJea. ~~~~ Maa:lle was t~e .!'-'ew york . Yai!-~ees in Jbe Jato I Ch8rfeston ~ •ndlantpol!J; 0 .nd help the Little Leug~.:es in M;rJ. the season and only ihe- 11econd of loser. ' ' 't · ~) 40s, and To~my Brfdges, forrner Wichita 3 Lotlisville bt '1 inn dleport and Pomeroy I Syra- the year for the Redtea:s. Yank Hurler~ Pounded t;r Detroit Tigers star pitcher, will Wichita 5 Louisvil1e 2 2nd 10 · The Redle-gs scored both runs Pierce remained the major,' be on hand to p_ai1lcipate in next inn. ' with two out In the third inning bi~ge.st winner with a seven-hltt~ Sunday's old-timer's game at van- Omaha 3_St. Paul 1 lat., 7 inn. singles by Johnny as the White Sox cut the Yankf' kec Stadium. S:t. Paul 8 Omaha -4 2:nd , Bell and Frankie first-place lead to Clh: games wl~ plus Bob Clemente's muff the help ~,four straight hits b): "' Luis' Aparlc1o. Th~ WhJte- Sox 'J'~era•lii() MQNET of a fiy by George Crowe. oed Yankee !lce ·Whltey Ford Pint" Thr..t.n 21h inning• and went on \ 'fREE ••• but lhNe " The Pirates threatened in both pound out t3 hits. ~ a fut, friendly & COD• Lhc rourth and ~ixth innings. . , ' 1 •en~t w.y- &0 -. ~ "1 ·· ~ Dick Gr0flt .11lngled and""ll"~tnk r Tho mao doubled for both scotlng cub YOU ne,ct.~.J\Ifl .ttop 5 opportunitle• but in each case · !!> .our ~ tor ~~~.~~~~.~~~Ired the next hiUero on Ph'iu:.. 200 Nuxhalllooked as if he was back I. Mlln Sl>. ~ I in his old form ol lost season. It was the second aame In his last thrca starts' in which he did not CHAPEL ·HILL, N. c. UP walk or hit a batter or make a Former bead football coac~ wlld pitch. G"or&e Barolay will retu~n to th JAck Sanford, who made it the Unlvert!ty o( North CaroUna th ' hard way in contrast to so many fall 8! an asslatant to the rna . of the National League's highly. who replaced him. Money on ,Signa. publicized p I t chI n g prodigies, 'I ture• only 1 au to or seem1 sure today to top 'em all Head eoacb Jim Tatum an fUrniture for tvery . by becomlnJ tbe lirat rookie to not+ned w .edne.llday that ,Barclay'\ worthY purpon. · -·' win 20 aameg fpr tbe 'P.blladelphia wb(? noW' runs a serv~e- , ~tatiot( Philliea in 46 years. He raised hla here,. :will terv, 11 a pari • tim~ record to 13-3 WednNday night defe111Lve Jlne coaoh. Tatu~ took with a 3·1 vletory over the Mllwau- over 11 bead coach of th~ Ttu:• kce Braves. Heels af·t er bls old teammate and ,· Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 2S, 1957-5 ' ' 1> I ' ·ouv••". ·- ja~os9~ . IA~IR .Ft!Jll\iJTURJ ' ;, ~1'hli~,J::,:tMI ' . .; j. SO GOOD! , ~ - . , 21.... dlftJ ' ', ~ •• • ' s;iad Dreuing .ltM P1rker Specl•l J • • ,' '- '( Pork'n Bea.,s .. ~ , cans 29,e Apple Pie .. AM 1P1" I ltyl•t . --- • �~::--- ;~'iro~'"':,:::..... ·_er Move DESK IU ' ..· • ~ . ~n August 5 - ITigers Clinch Title Tie; 6-5 ine -Grange Finds AU Hamm Brilliant With 3 For 3 In QASEBALJ.RESULrs·~8;:-;-k----::Q:--:-. --:::M-=--=h a er mts-;R:::-::"__;_A~d-=--=-. lll61 VISeS ac __ en _ Redleg Victory o~~rr t~~rt~ T!: Ne~¥ v:~R~c-:t~:~~::a G& Learn To Body P..Pleb, Or Take Licking SPORTS ffft• 'V:. " • an4, r.::)' Ba..;:,tt c~~f · .,.. . .. I :::::. : ye~ t~ R. DOWtil E-GROS$, Inc. GASOLI~E 'I 9 '· Mullen I ~t RADIO and T.V. SERVICE : MpLLE~~ All Makes ...... .· . SO.HIO . I kl 8arc}ay R'eturns '• , To Old Post At Cl l AN Ds APPll AN CE ·-' SERVICE "r Tarheel Bench LOANS -l •2s to •1000 l toarn mod• r~or~m~e~r~a~os~l~sl~an~t~w~a~s0:n:~re=d~at~th=•j_~~~~~~:;:;::;;:;:;;,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I l I .IHI'·:; t· YO,U~ BOTTLED GAS . '. ,...Vi~ balk dealer whO can 11erve you prompt· • b; &1}4 I new C!Uitomer can buy im1tallatlon ·'~ !:.. il,.rice. We are equipped to give you . ' .,,!, ~·R~l . lervtce. . R'tJT ·,.ND I • .. ' ,' ' ' ' J• FURNITURE ltat-OIIIo , ,' Arnold Grate, owner >1 , 'T I , ~ ., Nl9tfTS A WEEK .Wtelf, Fri. and Sat. '. AT7100 p.rn. ST.UT OF LRAGVE SEASON . IINTILL ' ~~ to IIIIJ~ased op,.atln!{ eosts, costs of material and · ~. ate., we are fo~tl to appl,)! ' new rate of 40c .~ for lilt eomlnJ1957'58 boWiihJ Huon. .~lW!~ , ··-'"'n. Ill• ,time 10 otart JetUnc "warmed qp" tor com. . ' .. 1 ,~' ,....·. ' . ' ' . "' ' THANKS BO:WLBRS, . RICRAilD "ROCKS" DAVIS, MJI'. ~ttendins were those named and Ada Hoskins, EdnJI. SeihO!ml<ob; Lucille Swackhamer, Carrie Nye, Lu!a Shields. nbov~ MARKET "Tile Sll)re ~mpl•te" 7 DAYS PER Wl!EK 8 A.M. to ·I P.M. •41 Lot~~tl Sl. llllcldlePill' · _. .. ·, ~ ' v~~~· tq ,~,§o. . ' ... SALE - - $1.69 Other Sport ~hlrtt, Val!les lo $3.95 )PRICED 10 1MOVE .: ' ' . ' ; ..... ' ' ...... ' $2.49 .Jt"' •tlter- Se4mur ~ ' J • ~ Jlercla,.n(llte ·Reilueed t LCrZ SHOP t·"!. • \.. .' ,,...:,_ ..,, ·" .,, , er . For 1~ ,....,... 1"'!~ II • ~ J ;( ~\·r r.i ~ "' . · ~ ~·-'l" Corner Seeond .&.•Court Sl · ' · omeroy; Ohio .~L o-..... .. , '·' Mra. William ~ease or b!rth of a dijughte-r, Cynthia Lee, at H!)lze-r Hospital, Wednesday, July 24. ~u.ndpa~n.ts are Mr. and Mrs. Chtford P.hdhps and Mr. and Mr1. U. S. Nease all of Minersville. The Neal'!e's also have two sonr, Ric~y and Jimmy. _,, ~.,..., c· I -r- , . •, ·• ·' . '· w. a. -=========:;;;:==.:;;;::.::.:::;;;;::;;;;~] r aachner'S • MUT. .....-n,51 MADII'rl' II PhDM 622! SHOP: -~::;!~~~~~~~=====::~:::":~::==~ ·4•'' ·$TEA''DILJ ' •--*PICK.-. UP THIS SEASON'S tee:::·-------·-"·- ·_ ' - t t . ;A · · · · --. \ . - • ~ •· __ ,.............,. ... ...,,. PERIOtf~LI Min Linda Parlcel- apent • few days the past wee~ wltb M1s4 Julia Lucas. ... ' ~ . · , Mr. and Mn. lllll>~'IL Co~•llf and sons and J4ra. ~ffJ· Jtllt and son ·spent • fi;a7 tbi P~t week at the Mld~1,pQfl J'•~l •"d visiting Mrs. Jt,oy ~~\. Mrs. Elhel Nel.oon ~nd ~~~1!1ter, Helen Mae ll;<l 'Ah11a Rupe attended the Russell Reunion Sunday. Stev~ and Larry Sq~:r~en spent several days ~itb ' their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy t~e Ches~r Snowden. Cemetery. call at tbe · Mr. and Mrs. Jack PhiUips lmr RawUngs-Coats Home Fri- son and Miss Jeanette Pft!.UIJJ! day. M.r. Brown is a Chest left Monday for Jac~ollville, Fla. er resident. after spending the put 'twq weeks witll their grandp~nts 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe PhUUpa:. · Mn.,lfells.'Io Sel'Ve . ' \}llrs. Elhtlk~ey of Waverly 'II'sj)Oyt a lew 'lay• with her moth· A8 Camp CoUDCl vr er 1 Mrs. :Sel'e lfartin. Mrs. Richard Wells will act as Mr.. and Mr~t~ C. M. Chaae and councillor for voun,~~ people from daughter Judy'o!and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Methodist Church Youth HJrley Erlcwine ana dau11, tter, Feliow~p- at the ,Lancaster Camp Joetta have returned bOJnl' •«er spending a vacation in FJofida. 1Groun<t;thu next week. flaJ1r;J.n2 on ,attending the camp Mr. and Mn. ' Fred Rieber and are Betty and Barbnra Covert, Dl- 1 family of TotedQ spent a day aDJIC Mc..Comas, , •Chrl.stlne Coals, the past week with Mr. and Mr~. Mary qaroJ Sw~Mon·, Eric Cham· Rei Jordan fl · bets and Forrest D. Bachtel. ' Mr. and ·Mrs. •William~~~~!~~.ot Chillicothe were guests or his parents · Joe Phillips. By Emm• H•vman Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor oJ .. Robert: CroW, sons .:aoyby Langsvme · and Mr. and llffl. and Mrs~ Mayme fearl ~annlrtr ~~l~ed~ ~r. and weekend with u.~.~:~til. Ro""ilrt ._ Hllf 'l'u • , - ' . , .Mrs.~ J. Wet· Mr. and M:l'.s. ··· Homer . ). Patket farh)~Y•. Calumbus. Tpey · and da'ul:hter , spen'f .SunC!1y wfti:J ~~IPJ!~tued b;v Mrs. H-er- tili father, 'pe~rJ Pa~~r. Ctleltt!l'. I ;.~l:.:: ~o11sh, dal,lghters S~l!y and . 1 , ·Mr. 1 i)iJ~ M'rr. 'Hpwf_rd 1 LarJent ;Wh~ ~·aJned to VISit )fr.s. ot Syracuse ' sPent suhdiy 'With a;;::!~ SJsler, Mrs. Knt.lllecn his par~nt's, and .Mrs. \II lam Litj8nt. . '' . Connolly returned Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Garber from Holzer Sr., o1 But1er, 0 ., wtre reeen t · . ~uest.s ot ·her nleee Mr. and Mr:; "lsll~d Wll~on or Pomeroy Mitehell · Connelly. , .. :: ~,day Wlt,h. Mrs. J. n. ' Mrs. Ernest Molden ,.. ~ were ot Mr. apd M rs. Harold Rou11h, !(is. · Mr. brotwef'k h er, the Roush of M"'· ,. , FULL SHANK HALF! .• Letait.Falls CUT~UP . .. ax. ' ----- ----- Will - 69,: lb. FRESH • • • PAN RI!ADY Legs & Thighs - Mr. ~~~~~~~:~lnlr:~~·: '" - 6Sflb. FOR 1*$ERTSI FOR SALADSI ' .i' ' JI;IMBO 27 SIZE ' ·, Cantaloupes ... 29,!i CALIFORNI.,_ BARTLETT 5 PIECil - BREAKFAST SUIU 2s B _,_.LARGE ~ '""· ...... *""''"" ,,.. ""' ' L Pears .,.. ,,.., ... .., tiler'•• $49.95 SHeW I 11111 to,etlter filet ,,.....,~, ~ .• ' NEW CLOSING HOURS THRU LABOR DA \' ~~ Frlda)'l - · 8:10a.m. to 9 p.m. h • . ' · , . RO.Omt N.w Furniturt Saturday - deUdoUI anael food c:ake fa • leftl4ltional ~ at j ibil"kow prico.lruo eaq to oerve OOmattyl;omptiq WOll) fOR 8:30a.m. to S:SO p.in• '· $,9,·00 ' M~Mcaste.r Rarclwue aild l'tll'lllhu'e Mr. and Mra. Gall CJin and 10n. .. t d n1 bt d AtpeDJ, wttb spent ur Sa ur an su·•a• anday ling Watd Spencer '"" , ~. . • d 11 •••it •t Mr. an n. I'U on a. aw, o1 • M to •at p M 8:H a. • •! · • Chatter qub, Tuesday evemng Patty You,1, Jo)'ce Wolfe, liar officers on the Executlvt Conunlt-J No. ln,tf ¥kJdleport at her. home, RuUa~d Road. garet Smlt.b, Jim Geor~, Miff· _:·~~~~~~~~~~=~ ,Durmg the busmess session jorie Foley, Osa . Tu~er, llee CNm~~l'!. G~r~! u-.-. Wetk. Ra101ond Pn•k bt beoa M Ouoly 111 wi:l) a bell'\ aUack. Kr. aod Jlfro. Roy Ko~ ... two eluldren and ~i.t lte'ElNr '){ Morrow, .IPf!Dt ~ week, willl Mra. Martha M~•• and Eugene and VerltlJ. Mr. •n<l Mrs, Geor11 Fred~k vililed Mrs. Gertrude Wll'l\tl' A Sunday evenJna:. HaDy Speneer ~•Ued on c. Hobort at Mldcllt1!"'1 ~~idij;ll eveninfJ. tiD- Mrs. Charles ·Burt entertained ~!n• lng Waa.cJ1 Coy, Le:t.a ,Lori~"- elected to ..S!!Ve with _the ' elecl~d Thomas, Justice, sandJ:!Ut~l Linda •• i>14P• ~WI PIU'IIis and bJ>rhi Sn~wdeq and Mr. and · JU,I P..r"r, · --- Robert WIUtt, daulbter LUUan and husband ol Red Brush t!alled ;n -~~ IDd Mn. HeW')' Speneer wt STORI! HOUIIS , i> E.•~rett 1 verjll. Atbtna. -~ 011 ll'r. ... loek Woocl. Saturda)'. lin. 1ohn Hl)'ea raUtd Curtl.o WpiJe, C~ter, OIMl · Tit• Rock and Rollers. HI 4ljqb Plans were made lor an ice Chatter Club I ~ enJoyed a wiener rout at the . cream 14)ela1 to be beld on the home of Mr. and Mrs. ·. F:r'nk Ilawn ol the Legion home, ·s atur. Enterta .lned At Young, July 19th. . , day. AUJutl 3. Home ma-e iee Rutland Rd. Home Im~:S~:::~~~ po~o ~J.\1"~ ~':.mo.'i~,;~,t :.~.n~:';!: Mr.. Charles Buek assisted by pop were served to tht follOW- ling and Mre. George Bearha were Mr. lo ian: u..... .. HAVE W11NIR ROM'f. 8'ldent, -:1Jh Mrs. presldmsl It Lightfoot waR Vlltedpro Lo respond to roll call each mont!} with "' Bible ' vers~. _ A dessert course was served by the hostesses to Mu. Vaughatt Price, Mrs. Floyd Dunfee, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Mr&. Wilbur Young, 1tfJ1. N~than Blggs, Mrs Joe Young, Mrs. Alfred Biggs, l,!rJ. ~iaht!oo.t aqd li}re' &qf!Sts, Jo'larjprie Btf.fl, f'\liee Jcen Casto IQd JuditP . JJ,Iggs. ' LOI)IG IDd SHQRT SL!lt:Vt; .Sport Shirts a~d ~JnenvJile are armoun~ng the Ina of th~ l ... dlet Auxi.Uai'J of the Mr __ ...~ ..,_ ..._.. ,. _....,__ 1 Drew We~r Pa,t, American I.e· .."' _.•. u~ ....,...._ o aion, held Tuesday evenin& at the Long llottca tPtnl Wednetd.ly Leelon home. wJtb llrt. Gl!1ruM Wnnu lftd , kra. Orvll~ WeU, prttident, Jre- 10~, WU~ Frederltk laJt,. 11ded 1t tb• lbutlzJi whicb opentd et'11 • " in rerultr' form with lira. WJlllaQl ed lack Qinibar 't Cbttttf', Sat· Baxter u ·~.b.iplain. CitaUons lor urfty tfterDOM. . merit lftd mem'....,"...... . - " p -·Jyed Normtn Jrederiet, who was, ill ~-'"' -... "' dio~· ,._, m~•., ·,·,~· Wood .,__ ot ... held al latt ,.eek, bll l'flurne4 to wort. Lithol>Qlla, June 21. wert dlaplay., Mr. and Mn. lytQ '4""""'ii' ed by .... u-. Dtvl•. the kbirth • past pre•.. ro)l, are anno,Ull<in( th Se'ba 1 u~ ldent a&Qn,luJy 1$, It e . e • 0 n. lc In :MIIOD. Mr. lnd Mrt. Jaek It waa voted: to ask ~rminion Wood and Kr. lnd Kn. Denver of the Lesion trusteet to cleaD aa.d Hysell ~ .cr1ndparenu. Brid rut wax. the upstalrt room of the Le· llr. and Kr1. D. I. Me e 1 .. ion home. 1t was also voted to in- lOP, KennetiJ, Ealt Unrpoot, h M d v\te )larcla Grueaer, the represen apent l•t week ,nt r. an Mn. tative to Girl&' state, ud her par- Curt FWderick. entJ, Mr. and Mr&. Kenneth (Kelly) ){r. 1 nCJ Mn. George Gladman Gruner ind Danny Struble repre- and fami1J, Spria.afield, spent the INltltiv~ to BoyS• State, in4 hil week end wilb lfr. lnd Mrt. liUo parent., Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Struble, J BIUI.' to attend the August mteting. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Babcock and two friends 0( Port Clinton, vtlltFrank Cbeeaebrew, eighth dlt- ' ed Mr. aJt4 Jlra. Cb•rlea Babcoek trict chaplain, wu invhed to · lilt wee~. , Jpeak .on "BIClr: To God Movement'• :::~'::':"::':':"::':-:..:::=== 'It the September meetine. All r membert b•ving candy or· monl!y FBD D&LIVBRY for eanc:tr told ~Y the unit were EV-.y n•Y reauested to briDJ lt to t.he next ~ n. meeUIIJ. MOI'IIlq Aflmaooa 7 PIECE $79.9$ ' I Birth Announced By Wm • Neases , ner WednHda.)' M"eninJ. HCIJleto aes tor t~e oet-aaion . .re Petri Little, Blrdle lhe Haley, Mulne Dyer, Melva ~r and :Vary Beard. Shower 4~;corMlou were c4rrled o-.t ln pink ~nd white wtlb a bride doll and pink 111d w:flltt n. streamer& aurroQ.Ddlnt~ the 'lau. The ""oni01 W4f e~joy~ plf>'· in., "ames Wl'th the ldOO"- •prho • • awarded to . Mtt. Bl~Gb~ beina Braley. · • · Refreshments of NndwichcR. Jello, mints, pickles, oUveJ and cof£ee-tea were aerved t• the · h 1ollowina: guetts B1InC! e Bn1ity, Thelma MJeheel, p~o... lll& and ,..,. _,. Rice, Ethel Nelson, LOUIN Myers, Matcll Deniaon, K.athl~n Fink, Eva and Noretha: P'lemiua:. fteva and Phyllis. Snowden, "Je,t.,tie MoldP..Jl, Jeane~ Dat'il, Pflll'le and Sabr, Canad,y, Llnni.e TillY lor, Lelia Rumtield, Kathlee-n Cremeans, Naomi Chasf, S1111n Theobald, Joan May, M.arle ·auto~ field, .Ethel Chipman, Dorotbj• Slack, Janet Morris. Jtlan ·pa~ef, Ruth ErlewJne DJryl Jobtlioh :md the hon~e. Mr::1. Cloneh • ., ' BOWL.ING ALLEYS ' ' I BREAKFAST SUITE Will It ,. , Mr. YOUNGS PITCAIRN ISLANDu (lri Re&alO<OpeJ In tbe '"" e:rhlbit at tbe County Fair when the Wide Club met at the homeand Carolyn Niebolton, bf Mr. and Mrt. Dale , Tue1day evenlna . Dianne pres1dent, was chara:J buslnets m~tt· and voted to ~ur~:r~~~~~~:r. and 4 a logo. waa in char'"e or • program. A wie~r toast wu held on the lawn of the Nicholson home. Oth· ers present were Mrs. L. W. MeComu, advlsor; Marllyn Swan, J t Ka B k B 1 p · ane y a er, every ernn, EJien Dutton, Carla Sue Gilmore. SPECIAL! POMEROY . , ~;, ·; f • ·~ Y 24th . MMENCING JU~ . ' 'I .....;:. r ·'- I to The within · J,~tneCardinals ·lhd a half of end of ·t he i955 season. St. aLouit moved the fiut-place Braves when Larry Jackson , shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers, 3-0. The Chleago Cubs shaded the New Xorfc, Giants, 2-1, ln the 'other NL 11me. No. 14 Por llleru Billy Pierce· scored his 14th victory a& lhe Chlcaao White Soli. kept the American Leaaue race "•live" wit)l 1 7•2 wln over the New York Y~nkeea while the third-place Beaton Red Sox kept moving af I l)rlek paee with a 6·5 dechlon onr the Kansas City AthleUos. T'he Detrolt Ti&era beat lho Baltiraore Oriolea, 3·1, and the Waahint:ton Senators scored a 5-4 victOry after loslnlil to the Cleveland Indians, 4·3, in other AL acUvity. · Santor.d , who took 10 to Following the supper ·a ehot1 bus.ine51 session w~ held with Miss Hart, president, pre&iding. Election of officen was heJd wlth Maud Grueaer, c:llo!en a..; president; MarLe Cwter, viet~ president; Norma Parker, seere· tary and Margaret Blaettnar, t~asurer. "!> 5 The Past M111tron1 of Pomeroy Cba9ter 0~, 186, met Tuesday evening at the home of Mi!is Elsie Hart, L~ley St., fOr their annual potluck picnk supper_ ~-~· Crall ,_"WOMEN OPL)'nn. Bori Ric' .· -. • Annual Picnic Supper HelctBy Past Matrons Thur.-Frl. July 25-26 Marilyn Monroe Dan J)piley Doaald O'Conno:i' Mttli Gaynor ":THE~E'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSI,.E$5" (Cinemlscope-teeJmtcolqr) -aiJO< SAVINGS . R11bber w·Ill 1n Redl egs SeeklllJJ' s N h 'Sh . ' • UX au ar! enes Pirate Mr. and .Mrs. D•uv:ard. Bannhrter (Geraldine Parsons), S)'lv•nia; have announced the birth. of a dau i,11ter JULY CLEARANCE 3 Mr. and Mrl. Geor1e Par10na, Toledo, and Mrt. .Bannlstu, Madison, WJsc. ----- Plans Completed · RUTLAND Citations For Merit, Membership, .:"~== :':F.!"~.~:..no~ •ory Met rntlld, Rlcltard Jenkl~~~, .u or For 4-H. Booth .••,DAL •ttOWn o11if111 Displayed As Legi"nAul(il 1 f , A l>tl4a! , lhower wu •lvtn • .. "" . Pomeroy, Mr. ond 1111. _ , . . At Jun~... r air Gladman 1nd Mr1. Kilo Biu• 1Pfl1lt ' Ihonotln& llrl. Geraldllle Clpnelt A polluet plt:ple auppor .. 8oJII, " OAK HILL Iunday eYenlll:l with Mn. Martha F1 1. o~J pliDB were made tor their at the home of Mn. Meh·• 'l'ur· p. m. preuded tbe- rtlllllr meet· MeZiror 1nd · 10n Eu1ne and " Grandparent~ ~ ·.Daughler lo Born · ·· To The Bannuter• OF OUR J! . '-"~• FINAL WEEK 'i' .... •t ...~ Carol and Na.ney. WASHINGTON \JP - Harold (Red) Graqge, one of r~tball's ell·time gre•ta, praiP<J the eurr"nt .et-up In profenionll rootb.ll!ll today as "the · Oeat ayatem that', J;leen worked out yet." Grange and four other gridiron Jitnts were ulled by a Houle anti-trust au~ommittee to testify ott workings of the NaUonal Football League. Grange told reporter• he finds nothing to cri.ticite about the operaUon• of the NL nowadays. He said the playen, u a whole, Jet a better .salary de11l then in hla day. I · l#nnf!, on MoDdiJo . l~lr l&. ISbe-rle they have two older daua;hten, Happy In Ranks Of Pro Players I A two-run llomer by David Brown doubles, &too,.. 11 pur· Cipe~o ... . .. q 811 .IUl liN! ClUCAGO UP-Bob Baker, a took a l~round whlpping from . Mnr.- YORK UP - Bi-Mlklyn .Brown tn the bpttom of the fif'b posel.v waited, Ranela scorine un Boa:l'tA , ....... i9 if .QBI 11~ l'etiref! p~b:~ fighter, today i•ve Machen for the latter's 22nd con· ~ flflJ and would-be Los 'VIS the vital blow that gave the Larry Grimm's balk. Clevel1nd . . . . . 47 45 Jill 13~ an analys1s of the No. 2 huvr- «!out!Ve victory, pre~rvlng hlt • 1 tZ,Ie,.PodJU fut were 1dvised by Chet TanuehUJ Pomeroy Tigers a 6-5 wln over Terry Ohlinger, reJieving In Detroit .. ····-- 46 45, .50514 wela:ht, Eddie Machen. unbe1ten record. · J!Yt •\ Re,... Yorlr: clty offltlea1 toRacine in a make-up game Wt~· the second for the winnert, IN*~ Baltimore . . . . .. 43 48 .473 17 d•yJO;f'wtlt ~ntll AUJU!t 5th" for . pteadal' evenin1 Jllfld duohe~ 1 ~ c~~ ope-bit baJl, rt~iTinf tJtp !'Qflf ~ijJ , \ ~ . 34 S.7 .374 28 "H~'• go~ to l!flr~ tp bod.y- "I've alway• 11aid that when l =~:nnt \wo~d · on ~ wh'ether the Hub1e Bobo, la_lely of ~hauncey-Dover, and m~re lately of for t)te Popy t.eaa-ue chlrfl:P!Oif h11t nine men to f~ce him. W~rtJ~P . . .. g ~2 .387 29ti pu~il.'' Ba~tr Sf6·~· ''If he dQ11 1t ~ot a good whipping, I'd quit," ~· ~~~.....·~n•.r!!Jit. •~al~dka!111te,; the oll·l·- Columbus a!1d Phlladelphta,. reports a knee oper~tton perf()rm- shlp IQr the winners • The Ti&e~ play Racine .ta: . Vi,i1~0 ~uln fhl lotTobr i,11r1 }fe t4qJne t9 ~IJt ~ll!ill' &ald. "I 10t. a eood whip ~,... .., d 1 · t h h· f elmg more enthustasttc than t any · ht t R ne l m. e,y 11 ~ 1 P ~~""' punc,.p• 1.~1 an!J I'm ~uitting. 1 might 1 ~ ; ald; tbei .rti)OJ't or the com- e ast wm er as liD e a· · Brown's clout tlea the game up mg a aci eGs I' · ·~ "''~ Ytr' 1 of !lis at tfle flead and •~' inside f~bt 1 htm al)d ener for a JOOd l . ~·- in'(eltlcatinc whether • time since 1954 when he was the sweetheart of our Capttal at 5-6. Then Gary ll~re singled, REDL R "::N d BohQn Mil City 1 and !omebody'U !inilh him." purse, but l'm not iQinw to fight , . pe,,. Dbdter r.t ad 1 u m can \Wl- City and of the nation generally as a sophomore fullback for · Frank Ebtlra:bach slneled, abd ed t'f!e .J:~k:::Yw ~:~ay oew: Detrc»t ltimore r 1 ·iUI!-.t B~ker retired after tte al)y IQO,d anymqre." 1 · J.nillt ;ln '· :&rookJYn wUI be submjt. the Buckeyes. Moore will cut dQwn tt the plate, nln here 8.3 with ~Ut.....,.. Jt; V (l!!fve. 4 ash. 3 1st tw~-t . t_et-.c.o..tb~ .eity"• .rullna: body, the Bobo will begin drills with the Philadelphia Eagl~s Profes- Ebe;•bac~ a:olllt to third. Terry the ibitting .Jt!U' with t:o ~~.::: W••b· 4 Clelle. 4. ajJIU . ~- or Estimate. sional football team July 29 at Hershey Pa . He has high hopes. Ohlm,er • cleah alna:te scored an.,. three run horqer. beJal~d Friday's G""" . , '· · S • ' the win nina run. " 1 h't · h' Ill K,n~p Clft at w.,blp.tq~ l!l&ht . ?'fte ,Dodgers• volley or llilence So does t~e ports 0 es'l' . . . RaCine j mped into ' 3-() J •tt the ateady 4-- I l)lte IAI 01 c C~t:!J(O .. Jtaltimor •• ..night ,- ""' "- '~arently broken WednesThere LS nothm~ more st1rnng m sports th.an t~e c_omeback: in their h:lr of the (ir~t iqn{ui! Spen_cer who ranned 1' •nl;l wa · D~nlt tfi:W y 9rk Pitllt · ~ d•rwi club VI~ Pretident E. J. the last quarter dr1ve for a touchdown, the nmth mnmg single as Peanuts Wickline walked, Rtl· I ed fiVe. th y lr: Cln•Jtnl ~~ Jo~n qiJtlJ ~ :u~e~ intb /ati!'~ that wins a game, or the individual determination of an ath· ger Birch walkelf, John Cleland's If st;at~t~nor th:y ~~t::io~ NA1't0HA"' LIApUI "'.. "~rt•ittiy !m to'!~ 1 An- lete to clean up his life and once again be one Of the few that grounder went through Mike/ P~:sed ~tttin<> star Tom Wbl~ . tQ UIJ .,. \V. L. Ptt. •• ... ,.,. IIH~ .... "'J11! tanlt Jet land are chosen to be great. Werry at third base and Wlck get at Ham~. The troublt WaB "'tf ~:R"ft M 39 .581 ~ J.i , ~•" ~·t.tUum ." • Merely beeau~e Bobo may 11C'I euse and Racine) . U1gh School line IICOred. . · young Mr H11mm IJQJed like A ~c;1KG g~ :~ :.if.! ·:W; \o\'MII~• blilld tbe atadJum 1l . have been cast m the mold of a aged people may gtve 30c Under Birch ~orad on Duane "WeD Mickey Manti~ in 4~&t.aJ'f. · Cinclnnlli 52 41 ~ 9 2,. th~~ . .a•tJilld l'e'l ur the land," Ba- tJtudent does not mean he ran 12, fi'ee We need a full house. fqozy" Wolfe's intleJd out but The Re~Ue,p made It +-0 In Philadel 1' · · · · · so 42 ':w ~ 3 1 ! v•CM f Quote, "but the not be a great athlete . Wnouv Pl!in on being a part of it. Eddie Buffington walked · tlJ,ree the . first innin(, a4ted lp New y 0 1.:::: 41 Sl :446 12M! lathen111re ·not.JOlnJlO Oo that. Hays likes to hav~ them abl~ t,o straight to force In Clth,nd. He the secop.ct an~ anot~•~ 1~ UJft i'Utlbur•b ... , , 3~ 58 .3'78 19 ~ ab&orb book lt!arnm,g too. Tl1a~ ' Luther Tucker,- the forll')er lightened up and ranne<l Larry thlr(,. M~l!-nWflJle tbe Yank,_-p Cb·l~fiiO : . ... . .. 31 57 .352 20j% RDqK111 llGN nice. Bul it's not ;J<>cessary 1'1 Southern Asnoc~atl~n .catcher. hu 1 Price and Bill Arnott. ·. wen~ ~lanked until the fg~~ W't41ntld•Y's R"ults football. acceLlted our mv1tat1on te c:~tl 1 Tiger fin~n~ run on Uulfing- when sinJiel by M~J'f~zje, NOr• NeuSome athll"tes are born to n balls and strikes and preside be-, ton'a lingle~ 1 walk. p1ue(t ball, ton and :r,~pyd, a waik to Webtttr QhJ.eNt 2 NI!W York 1 sport. T~c.re was at on{.' ti me :1 hind the catcher. and fielder's choice at home. and a- double by Bowen plattd CJ.rit:::UlD-111 tPHtsburgh 0 night hot susp1e10n that Bolm W:! S bol'n Mkky Miller . has been asked by Racine second-Pf!:anuhl Wick· three ruli:>. St.. ~~it 3 Br_oo~lyn 0 night. for football. . Woody Ca1l to lake one base um· line singled, Roj:er 'Birch. tripled. Boyd fan~d seven and walked Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 1 mght ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE Good Luek , . Ch aon cey-DovN pirin ositlon Larry Morrison Birch scoring on an Infield out. . lhree pUcblng_~ loe~r, Mt;c; ~yd Frld•y's G•""" boy . f R g i~ sh.ou.ld have the option Tiger second-Gary MOQre l:li\ fanned seven and walked · thtee:- PbU1delphla at Chicaa:o 0 r ac · e th r .sol" homer down left field line. But his mates were hitless every Brooklyn at Cint!inn~tti, night Be certain !o save about ~n 0 nammg ano e · ~ innmg hut the fo1Jrth. New Ytrk fl MiJw~uk.ee, nleht hour and a half Of your SC'arre Other Re~leg hillers were Jim llltto~url~ at $1. IA>uls; nilht' 'l . time Saturday evening lor the Gilbel'l, Tom F.borsbach (I), l;l,ve JNTIII!f.UIQNAL LE.UI,IE Home of Arrow · Shirts' Little League clasRic under WR (!t Gordon and Barry SQYer1 all Vf, · L. PJt. GB hama'a: ll~hts featuring the Mld' . E. MAIN JT. · 1 1 ~· !iingles. The. eame wa.!f .c4Uod B~f11lo ....... · ' " '"43 .i'/8 tlleport lndians and Racine. alter 5'h tnnlngs because ol Rlohmond ...... Sll 44 .BOO 2 ' , . darkness. Toronto ........ 55 46 .545 3~ For arlults who have n('vcr seen . Yankees: Bo}'d and Wehsfer. Rochester .. .• . . 51 52 .4915 8~ a cood 12-ycar-old lHtd undl!r CINCINNATI UP - The Cln.. Braves to raiSe h1is ledaallue-lead thing Redlegs: Spentet &!l~ Wool!- Havana ..... . .. 48 54 .471 11 bJseball game I he 75< don ali on cinn~ti Red leas hope Lo pull ahead total to 124. He II 80 e vere e geard - · · ' Miami . . . . . . . . 48 52 .469 u asked of You to s1~ e lhis one i;; of the Pilts·ourgh Pirates tonight rame-wlnnlng blow when h~ dq,t!· · PONY LEAGUE CoJumbl1S .. . ... 45 56 .446 13%: cheap for the big boost to your in tbe windup of a three game bled home WU!le JQpes m tbe R · Montreal t3 M 434! 14\t series. seventh inning. He ;yielded the ~cine ... ' . . ' . . . 320 000 a 3 2 Rt»ti ter .... morale you'll receive. The teams split the first two Braves' run in the bc:tttom of tb' Tlj:ers ·: · · · · · · · · 111 «lx 11 1 · ,:~ i ln11opd. 2 l~t. '1 The heart that can'l be warm· I I frame when mes Covin.,ton homBa.tter!as: Gdmm a,nd WJ~klln"!. lltl h . d h ed by seeing young boy .~ who games. Plttlburg h won a 1•1 .,.. nn n . ed . •t • "' . Buffmgton, ObUnter (2) and ·~C p:lOD _ 'I Roefl~"~ I 2nd might be out raising Old NeJ alCalr Tuesday, 1:1·3, while the Ref~~· er · . Ebe b h m· 1 · 't h . Obi· )(Jaml 4 :M;qn1real 3 playing their hearts out testmg legs blanked lhe .Pirate1 Wednes· l1ckson turned in ~Is 11th w1n . rs ac · ,.tnn ng PIc er. , ,Jtnaria 2 'T"<Won(o 0 "· intel liiJencc, skill and :;lrength da>', 2-o. for tbe Cardinals w•th a nif_ty inl,lcr. Buffalo 1 Columbus o lmtead, has a cold blood pUtllp Joe Nuxhall, an ~arty se~ron three bitter striking (Jut cig~t. OLD-TIMERS COMING AJMricaf\ AINclatlon Indeed. disappt'llntmt-nt, pitched an eight ~el E~nl~, doubled home the Ci Denver ~ MfDflettP.OJJs· 1 Game time i!l 8 p. m. I! should hitter to chalk up his third atraight dlnals flt'st run and Al Darb! NEW YORK UP-Joe Page, Indianapolll 91 Charlest6n 0 ht 1 star left-handed reliever :tor the . inp.. • . be over in one and a hnlf lo two win and fl!th victory of the year. scored the other runs after 1i hours. Your conlrihution., w!ll It was Nux ball's ·first shutout"' of two trlpJea. ~~~~ Maa:lle was t~e .!'-'ew york . Yai!-~ees in Jbe Jato I Ch8rfeston ~ •ndlantpol!J; 0 .nd help the Little Leug~.:es in M;rJ. the season and only ihe- 11econd of loser. ' ' 't · ~) 40s, and To~my Brfdges, forrner Wichita 3 Lotlisville bt '1 inn dleport and Pomeroy I Syra- the year for the Redtea:s. Yank Hurler~ Pounded t;r Detroit Tigers star pitcher, will Wichita 5 Louisvil1e 2 2nd 10 · The Redle-gs scored both runs Pierce remained the major,' be on hand to p_ai1lcipate in next inn. ' with two out In the third inning bi~ge.st winner with a seven-hltt~ Sunday's old-timer's game at van- Omaha 3_St. Paul 1 lat., 7 inn. singles by Johnny as the White Sox cut the Yankf' kec Stadium. S:t. Paul 8 Omaha -4 2:nd , Bell and Frankie first-place lead to Clh: games wl~ plus Bob Clemente's muff the help ~,four straight hits b): "' Luis' Aparlc1o. Th~ WhJte- Sox 'J'~era•lii() MQNET of a fiy by George Crowe. oed Yankee !lce ·Whltey Ford Pint" Thr..t.n 21h inning• and went on \ 'fREE ••• but lhNe " The Pirates threatened in both pound out t3 hits. ~ a fut, friendly & COD• Lhc rourth and ~ixth innings. . , ' 1 •en~t w.y- &0 -. ~ "1 ·· ~ Dick Gr0flt .11lngled and""ll"~tnk r Tho mao doubled for both scotlng cub YOU ne,ct.~.J\Ifl .ttop 5 opportunitle• but in each case · !!> .our ~ tor ~~~.~~~~.~~~Ired the next hiUero on Ph'iu:.. 200 Nuxhalllooked as if he was back I. Mlln Sl>. ~ I in his old form ol lost season. It was the second aame In his last thrca starts' in which he did not CHAPEL ·HILL, N. c. UP walk or hit a batter or make a Former bead football coac~ wlld pitch. G"or&e Barolay will retu~n to th JAck Sanford, who made it the Unlvert!ty o( North CaroUna th ' hard way in contrast to so many fall 8! an asslatant to the rna . of the National League's highly. who replaced him. Money on ,Signa. publicized p I t chI n g prodigies, 'I ture• only 1 au to or seem1 sure today to top 'em all Head eoacb Jim Tatum an fUrniture for tvery . by becomlnJ tbe lirat rookie to not+ned w .edne.llday that ,Barclay'\ worthY purpon. · -·' win 20 aameg fpr tbe 'P.blladelphia wb(? noW' runs a serv~e- , ~tatiot( Philliea in 46 years. He raised hla here,. :will terv, 11 a pari • tim~ record to 13-3 WednNday night defe111Lve Jlne coaoh. Tatu~ took with a 3·1 vletory over the Mllwau- over 11 bead coach of th~ Ttu:• kce Braves. Heels af·t er bls old teammate and ,· Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 2S, 1957-5 ' ' 1> I ' ·ouv••". ·- ja~os9~ . IA~IR .Ft!Jll\iJTURJ ' ;, ~1'hli~,J::,:tMI ' . .; j. SO GOOD! , ~ - . , 21.... dlftJ ' ', ~ •• • ' s;iad Dreuing .ltM P1rker Specl•l J • • ,' '- '( Pork'n Bea.,s .. ~ , cans 29,e Apple Pie .. AM 1P1" I ltyl•t . --- • �• .. - --u-~.r-,. ............ · -~ ·. .... J ......... ,..,.~ ' Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy·Mtddleport, 0 ., Julllil~'t Uord oald HUnt • ton .I B!ltoln It aetlnr out · or '-'le-ndlhlp for .the sultan, who the vt• It 'battllna: '"holy warriors" Led b)' the Imam ol Oman, rat~tlr than In ::-_,---- - · - - - - ·~ ••• m~ -, ,., ('.ntlnuH From P... OM) Police Mid they bad befln un· , .tbltt to d«~Crft.~11)e •hY anyone m"J!t ytalri .(0 kUI WUUI. The mii;)'Ol!. said one or the fbrea1s ht! ~~lved refemd to a r~cent trial but palite salrl they d~ubt ed 1•1 had anything t do 'Ul the trlai of Elmer o~~tltf Br WI .r ., SOD I8 Born T0 i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., July 25, 1957 • - DnddingCouple Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Dudding (Jani"' Grate) Huntington htve . h ' · 1 IX announced the blrt of pound, twelve ounce son, Samuel Lee Dudding, on Monday , July 22, at the Cabell County Hospital, in Huntington . FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS . PtiONE . 398 RATES Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Grate, Charleston, and Mr. and Mrs. Dudding, Huntington. Great grandparents are J. H. Grate of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Baker, Pomeroy. f:r•' 2 eellb word. one tn.o.. rtion. M.lnim:.un char&e !IOc.--t ::enb per word or :hree consecltUve Insertions. Special - One month for 25 cents per word. Full nte CJf 2 cents per wor.S wW be chJtr~ed for advcrtl~lng if Dot paid for before the l~I>Lh of erh month fo lowtng Insertion. E:rren In Advertialn&-Shoul be reported Immediately .. Th• O.ii.J Sentiael ,..ill rtot be re~ponlible for mo11e than one mcorrtrl insertion. Card of Thanka and Speebj Notice~ of Eventa $1.00. Obituariell lltUbllshed at l cent per word. (1) Not1ces ------- - Legal Notice I" OR SAL F.. woodrow HOH.SJ::S 7 25 3tc Ingle, Hlttland, Ohio. -- - n;;;e· will be & dance July 27th Household Goods, U§cd Lumber, lor all Moose and their gueatJ Doors and Windows. Florence at the Moose Club, E. Main St .. Fitzgerald. Syracuse . Next door Pomeroy, 9:00 until 12:00. 7 20 3tc to Herb Par;.:cr. 7 2:S 3tc - - ------- - ALL MOOSE MEMBERS WHIT I!: SWEET CORN. Stoles Evergr('en. Call orders to JohnAU raffle tirkets mWlt he turned r1y McMurray. Phone 386. in not later than Saturday evening 7 25 3tp July 27. Any member not turnin( In hb tickets shall he held . responsible for same. ~lt."8Se \ 1956 HNricy Davld.,.un Motoreyd ~ turn Uckets in. any evenmg at Model 5tl St. [n goorl condition. the .Moose Lodge or Saturday Priced to sell. See Dick Taylor evenmg at Moose Club pance. or Frank Cleland, Tlacin e, 0., 7 25 ate or Phonu Pomeroy 3631. --- - H••dllu•rt.n for tam.-.,nlte Luu,.age - Lane Cedu c·nto•ll - LAU Window FanaFrl&idaJre Refrigentora. llker Fur"lta.~r•, Mlddl1port, Ohio 4 20 tr - Services .. ------ -- GRAVELY '.l.rtACTOR SALES .. 2~ Auto bour 1f(rtt"ker Service. DaJ Phone Nla,AI 11227 Pho~o DODGIIi • PL YMOUfH 803 DEAL1'dlS asu. -- - (8) Horsepower Johnson glee. ~tarting motor. 12 rt. y<'l low jacket boat 11nd tr11ile-r . Call ijJ().M. 7 25 3tc Auto Soles (11) -- --6J -- -··-- -- 5- . - -·- ---· -- - --- -- ( 18) VB CU1tomllna. $1.093. 2 dr. Sedan. One of the beat ap· J!ear•nt can on our lot.. Blaetl· nar'•· Pomeroy. 7 20 6te I I low ae $893 . rour beauties. 2-210'1 and 2 Bel·Alr11. One lite new convor. tlbte and a two doon. 131aclt· 7 20 6tc nar'a, Pomeroy. i813 Bulck SL'eelalt. $9QIJ_ Two ntra ft ne earl 0 ne was owned by <tDI! of our mecbanic11 . Blaettnarl, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc .. tDI ChnroleL u . . ,.: lor beat Ultld car VALUES, ICe BILL CRILI>S. 1 9 lmop ; , . (9) F01 Sc;e ·---..-=-===---=-- ' qt. Pre1t0 Stee.m PrNsure cooker Cuner. 'L:UX>. Phone l'; t"' I. ... D14• · 7·22-Bte ck' fORf1rm,SALEt room OR TRAt'JiE - 22 aero ·. _ house. Mail and -- --- Employment Wonted TIRMITES &diRMINlno ' .. ·~ -- Pork ·steaks · Beef ' -~· PjiiiOO · 4181!1-X pert Teettn~aa. Pbo'DI 6286 'Y Mlddlopo!" (1.1!1-tf ·l { Good Qe.u. Ulld Cin • Gradlnl a. DLteb Dlalna • Back..Poe Service eTru<:k LoadJnJ E<:luipment eDu~ Tru<:k Serv1~ VIRGIL W AMS(.EY Pbone ChQbjre ~·74.78 lb • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1111;11 lb. 5·9·c Get die p41rt §oil Jtlee be.tl 33c All Mllloeud Modell MITROPOLITAN AUTO SA.LIII --...... Britain SenUlD 'J!_g ' , (Contht,u .d P:rom Pl.. OM) local military conimandeN u they are r.qulred." 25. Finch. 27.Arc liJ'hl4 28.:Mean. ln·t 30. Drl~•l· ·~ 32.Num. btr " 35. A Ll- ·~ F1\~Uea bllii rthlp • (ab~r.) ·' -m ;! ' I, I . ; "i! .. I" " .w i*f '~ ~ 8oy JS To Murder· Wo~an Wednesdlly Japanese . Are w •d 0 f'~ Surgeon GeneraI Hails Su,.,,e·SS • ,Of Salk V · 3C~Ine Mrs. Betty Moore apent two diyo·- """ ' 1 WASHIN.GTON. u·'p ~ Surgeon - tjfJ General . ~rqy Burney today haUed the success of the Salk 'n. tr'-~ll' o va"'lne an·· d" ''•"aed' 'I r- ...... Ul ~ 't with her nieee . and huobdnd; ·Mr. and Mrs. Fe1\x Alkire. · Mr. and Mrs. Cl'iarh~& ' K•Ptelna Sr. and son, .~y, .PI . AlR'@fa, ~lir. visited with t!ielr , diu~hl•! son-in-law, Mr,..:.anl:l ' ){rf. ;f'(!1lx ""~ klre. the former Mildred;Dpt.eiil' t. Mr. and Mrs. FeiHs: Alkli'e ha(~ . b' hd -~ ~~ Burpqf!(! !rttlt-~ P~ · Y 1·: ' e,r brother, Roy *"ptt'in~,:w lD years old. Cake, JCe ~d Kool Ade were served tO the~o. lowing ' Mcs. Mary ',D,..,tll. . Betty Moore, Mr. and !)ir~\'(;harl Kapteina Sr .. and E\Oy _o fi. Aur4)ra, n.linois, Roger, Marilyh, and Sbir· r ley Alkire. ani 'I rs ,crep"', • , \ ~J~Wl! ~!\tl'. Wl~a~c~nated A mer ' . ICf:~ ,tlp ..f itll! :.(h(h~Jlots DA" Y CRY• H e"''s . how to work It: ~ ' . H?n~~ii/at..,ore Lhan 68 ~ , I'i'""'Urol-' ·rl:P ..,: , 1 - &: ''!'' _ f , nplbon ~~~M,ea,ru have recelVI-'d 1 , • , >J. , A. x ~~ D - -• :N & ] 'a \!, at least,; ~ ;Balk shot since the .:. -· :· • 111. ' 1, C). N__. G F ~- L L u W _ ., . ,.. .. p~og!!-m Wa_s~ ' 4J'ted April 1~. 1'4,,~ r~. Ont·.JetJer. simply atand1 tor a'n"othe1'. In thla sampll A " ua~ • ' ~., ·' r ll"· ·~ ·~, lor the three L's, X tor the two O's, etc. _ Single letter.. •po•• ' 1ll'u5. . : ~ trophes, the length and formation of the words all hint& Of t.tus ~P.t~~ . Dr. Bu,rney. said A surprise birthday party · wa~ ' ( l:ach day the c.ade Jetters are different, \.. D.~out 48 f!lil!ton neet. one or held Sunday July 21 for B. E. Car] • • • • • ! · more sJots to complete the 1·e· at the Carl bome,-· Pomeroy, Jtrl'·.' . \ ·, A Otyptocram QuoY.tloa ) , cqmme~~cr ~ics · ?!.three injcc· Ice cream, c<:~ke , ll,\lnts,, Kool R o ·~~~ i:J,..-. ~o:..h~ 1'; £BMC, RW ~OJ\,11. A&~l.i-- ~p.JtQn . perso,n a_ werp serv~d. to Mr .• and , ·: ~ \ . -"~~,:."'· , filftor 40 Yl!ilh':~r age li~vt! h<:nl" E'. Cat!; ~rr. Helen Chapman D s M A I V M E l C D A P..~G ~ C • J A P R E M'R(} Salk shots. . ·/ daughter, Barbara of Silver Springs ;Dr. Burqey rleviewed the pro- Maryland, 'Mr. a,nd Mrs. Carl Phil· D M W W PC I W. -~gress· of the nation's pnliO vacri- lips, ·Athens, Mrs. Mary Diehl, ltarY~a~rday'• Ceyp~qucne: IF wE M\JS'i' PERisH lN THE · nat.h m program 3t a nieeting ' Witt! risonvill.e, Mr. and Mrs. Felix AI, · · · · M M-QJCOROE PA'l'TEI'l l~P.dln~ · trh!d11.la1 c and public kire and family, HarrbonvHle, Mr. FIGHT, OtJ ~ ,lJi!T,.V,f! P~~J·JKE z,~.~:,. • -~·•• ' health authoritlea · ·late Titesd!ly and Mrs.""Earl AtkJns, RUtland, M•. 'DIItrlbuttd bJ ICiniJ 1'1aturJ ll)'ftit~tt , .,...,..,.;,~---,-,-,...-_,: 'n:::d:'.:'::":mmarizeli r. his \'iev.'S in a , IU1~· Mrs_ Eugene At~; 1utland$"'i .. ·~'\" "•' :;,,. '.•i·/ .. HARRISONVILLE ·, ~ GASOLINE ALUY J ' ~ I" I' I 1I tee. "There Ia no .•~Hie 1reah• obUptJon that ~ntam :should inter· fert i,~ the •.nterna.l lfblra ol O~Oan. he sud. n the other hand, we have quoted more thaJ.I one precedent where the British fOvernment 'l'f/• . h~ve . in the p~st acted at the in,1f Jtn~~~ v1tat1on of a fMendly ruler to help 'f.IQQ" .. him pi'eterve l~w and order ln his Of~' do~ain. ~ "That is what we are doing ,now." He described Sultan Said Bin ·Taimur u "a firm (riend qf BrltCINCINNATI UP-Blaine c:j.;r. ain · whose soverei&nty is ack- m;lius, 35, was btld today on nowtedge;d." ffnt drgree murder el:\arce~ for -----~ the straniULttion of a Cln~nnatl woman in a secluded a:ravel pit near here. The woman was identified ~• OfrJe Vef Dottie P'ox. 38, a friend of Cor · neliu s. 1 AuthQrities captured Cornelius. Tuesday. as he attempted to drive his auto from the gravel pit near TOKYO UP-Japanese dcfcn:-11' U. s. 52 between · Hooven and .board authorities wen'! rcport :!d Cll'vcs in Hamilton County. ta~ay to be concerned over th ~ A 15-yea.r-old boyr watch~~ llUd1en · appearance of Soviet n:1 from a hill overlooking the g:ra)'l'' val craft in Far Easter11 water>1. pit, said tle saW 'Corn~liys dta!if The authorities wonderc(l if the struggling womali'·· troln his the movement of two Russinn des· au lo. troyers of the latest type and a The boy said Cornelfr.ii ~at tanker was eonnectOO with tht! the womart, t.hen wr~pPed 'an 'loviet government's closure of undershirt around her tln'6at Vladivostok Bay to foreign sht('· strangled her. The ~)'; r~ t 1 pinC · an~ . aircraft la&t Saturday. neighbOr's house and " f.Dt.ifk>d The Rw:sian action was ' M- [~U'f:borities. \ ( , li~Wed tal;t~q for military reasom Polic-e said CorneUU$ idintlfled lna•mu_rh as Vladivostok is the the woman, and idmitted "'ifrlv!1it Soviet Union's largest naval b~o.-,e her to the grave pit. He den~d in the Far East. attacking her. . Defense Board authorHics sai0 the two t.estroyers and the tank er were bein]l sent by the Sn· viet Union to the Far East citn· Recent guests of Mr. an~ l(rs. er as a "demonstration of power" or a movp to boltlter its F;;r F'elix Alkire were .Mrt. B~'tty Moore, MisS' .B~ty Lou Moore and Eastern Naval Force . Miss Barbara Bllrliatet, all. 6f rir1 Wayh'7 Ind. /-/. r· 1'nter4•r'' Alit•.. 1t8. Ste&m.. . ; ~rian. peopJe I'' ~- Russian Ships it. P~•>' SjJ. --- THE SIUTJI PAIIIL\' .r:~ 't_(.. '~ . 4:. ·.·~.·- By HAROLD GliAl .'*... ----- BY FRED • I il Cocktail .. ~~....... "~:ll 35c 11 ·I .. na Fish "'"" .., """"' 2"=~! 39c Krogo . . . "''" Sh-.•1n• . . . 3 ~:. 79c LAtoof Applo 2 35c laloln, Pie Filler Poach, Chony, ••• Kroger Bread . . . Wlil.. . , .2•oa-31c r L•..Y ' · '. ' ..,. ' K"'l"' 11freehlng. 1!!-d fNm vin•ri~necl fruit. Stock up-Savel '. 1} !he rlight had orltln~ted In . M.innr;:apbUs Wedl).eadn mtht. . There were no t"e('Orta of ~~ )urie5 'o any of the other pnse,.l!ers 1111 tp the crew members. · . B~IJ"NEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIII'#,•''' ' • Chicken ~es,s .. , .. ,,,.: - : :·, ... • 59~ .. Chicken Wings .... ·'"" of . . . . . . . . . "'·19~ ' Chicken •acks ... •oo~•"'"' •·· ~ .•. 2""' 25. u -- Hour or ContrutH K··r:~C·'· --~- Hire! "'ly tM ' -- Beautiful white Brtok 8 room home, 3 bedroom• •nd bath, .!ICreen·ln tear porch overlook· lng the beautiful Ohio River, city water, new oil furnace. Alao 3 eRr garag:e with 4 room new modern ap1rtrpent, oil furnace, beaUtiful lawn, over an acre of cardon. Irvint Ka :r Jr., Phone 4.85. Pomeroy. ,· ~--·;~ .. =·;··~·~·;.· ......----• ~j; arc • r!l. •. • • • •. Real Estate wm For ' I Lllo, Aulto, 1"1ro, Polio. C.ll Dtll' ~m., lltttdloport, Oftlo. - -- fi':i ~ tc:hool bua routt·. Sell or tradt~ · .-- ~-·: for houaa lnd lot. Geor~~te Ken·,~ , ,: neriJ, Rutla'!_d:.~bio. . 7 20 6lp -..: 1 rox Terrier pupplot and moth· ' · ....: ar. Cheap. Contact or tall 26llJ . 't::... through Albar.y. Shlrley Nk:l · &."' SOD, Catpenter, Ohto. 7-24-3tp • I 7. BkUI 8. Wlpan. (vl:r.} 51. PI-.cue (po.!ls.) DOWN L Arlll j ~, 2'. .Acthrlty a. Mature: • . Behold , G. El'I'J\Wtl fl. Co~or . r ---- lftiNranee Protection, wnod burnh111 flrt>pii\C!C, full h11srmtlnt. Lm:o~ted on Orchard Hlll, Galllpollo. $1D,l!OO. Call Ga~ 1698.1 . 7-22-ltc motnt ·.;·, 1 COMPLETE Pine paneltcl Uvln1 room. wlth a1. AM•d 32. Young h~Jt'B' '33. Rt.ver (Fr.) Sf. Tempt 36, GOd ot war 37. Depart 38. A blllpw 39. Bound Ul. The flrma- • Finest quality, farm frnh. Friel golden brown. FOREMAN A AliBOTT T.V. SEJI. VIC~ All makea Repaired by EX· M~neravUie. che11ta 29. Fut.en SO. Drabble I one stomp, free for .evo,Y clinie you spend ·at K"!!or-10 stomps for every da!lar. Shop Krotier ••• "Llvo Better far Leu.• ' ta. &UIJ';t.ll· 1 ne reported to tht eroup tKt durln.s the weelr ~ndJn 1 July 13. ' only 150 pr.ralY"tic eue~ were ,,. porud aa comPJNd to n: i:UJ' ing the s.ame week 1ut )'ev. So far thlJ )'MJ' Lhere ha¥4 bMD " total of 1,7q pOlio calh.•'730 of th ern par.l.ytie. At the . . . linW> la•t yt=ar, there- were 1.* CU!tl reported, 1,739 of tMm panlytJc. · • I I co. ------- .. tn&lt FOR TQP VALUE GIRS . (Contii)Uf4l Pram Ptlt ~OMl T~e retti6n ripped out ol plane was a~ the lavatory. The cxplpstQn occurred 47 minutes after the plane left Laa Veg:as an4 lhe.flij:~l landed at this bas!J 10r11e 100 mllea east of Loa Anieles in the Mojmve De-sert. . wt 18. 'fr•v•unr ' Lb. Barnea-S.JmPfOD tDiuranoe .\IIIUCI'J, Mtdr!leport. Flro • Aulomobll.. -(21) ' ' Whole OHIO VALLEY -7·2f.6t<. - --- . WE BUY - ' ..,.. nliUCTUIAL I BIAMI ICIIAI> IliON - MITAU ...... 511 . . 1. Sun god IJ, Small talk $. Dance lSp.) lJ. Removed Ul.Rowed j' l'l"iotsture (2. Canal 13. Sm&ll open .. f.N, Y.) tnga u•nat.J 1~. Wavtr 15. Engilah 11. Fortify county 1$. Shout 18. Greek letter 18. Beget 17. Sprtng and 19. Rind. of ' . Scotehcap •umrr)er 21. Complacent l,P. Agree 23. Spoken (atanr) 20. All t i "SnoW vehlcle 22. We-.Nome %4.. Astringent Strictly Fresh -- JUNK ' P.l This Summer ••• Live Outdoors and have Fun with ••• Top Volue Gifts. Get Top Value Glflo FREE far Top Valu~ Stomps. You got t MIIH Nortll of ,..,..,., PAINTING WANTF.D. All Kinds, interior ;1nfl e:ttorlor. Roofa a 37 ACRES of tround, 12 of which II river bottom. Located near specialty. Edward Peloso, TU22Shade ruvcr on tood gravel road, 924. P. 0 . Box 76, Hartford, W. Lay• well. Could be uaed for Vo. 7 2&6\p ~ummer cabln. sen tor S400 Dcpcndtblc mi[ltUc lli.lCd marriElfl down, financ:e balanev In monthwoman wants work. Generul ly payments. can m, !lUton ofl'lrc wurk , ~alcsllHiy, W;illres'>. 7 211 8te Wolle, 'I'd. 260X. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two bed· room hou~e wltll elty water, a:as Ptllnling, interior nntl C'tterior . furnace, 111 wen and 33 acres Available now. R:~LcR ruason· of Ja~~rd. Mlnenl rlchta: Tnller able. Homer Uuh•y. !'hone Wanted .' Phone 907-M. Vlr11U 3U-Y. 7·22·J1U Tealortl, Syraeuto. 1 23 8tp ~-War.tt·d- PAPJ:o:R li ,\NCH\'J- -25 ye~ experience. Fret' et' l Hou11e tor Sale by owner. Beaull· ful ranch atylto, 3 bod room ma.tet~, L. v. ReiRlnaer, Radn • home with reo woud 1idln1. 'J-I!P' Box 124:, Ohio. f";,~ door eablnet · f!O.OU. ean be aeen at St .. Middleport. - GRUESER BLOCK CO. · -- ·- iiM Ford savE-- Top V ..ulldlottor,...~ - ACIIOIIS SIMONS MARKET Insurance tul.fillm.ent oi an)' llpec.~al Exp}OSIOD • Roc~ ). .,. DAILY CROSSWORD GROUND BEEF 3 lb. $1.00 GARLIC BOLOGNA 3 lbs.-$1.00 WEINER$ 2Y2 lbs. pk. $1.15 r. 19n1 PlY· mouth Wagon, original black finish . Nice, $:109. 19&3 PlymOuth Wagon , blue ~Q.d Ivory , automatl~ trans .. R&H, $89~ . 183ft Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl. R&H. IIJ'OY flnl.Jh, 1144!. 19&3 GMC Roomi for renl. CIO!:IC to town. Tru~~: Jt6D 34 Ten flat b,ed, 4 l;17 ·8)1tternul. 7, 18· 12t~ ipeea tranamlaalon. Extra .... good ~---~-heavy Ures. !1147 Ford Tru<k, ' ( ] IU& II Ton Plek·UP B•• Bod, For Rerrt or ole .. overload aprlnlil. Good Tlrcll. Pomeroy Motor Co., Pomeroy, 0 ., For !tent -- Extenaton i.at1dera. Sca!told hJards, Drop Clotbl. Phone".491. 7 25 3tc Clinton Finhcr, Middleport. Phone 82ba.JC. 111 tf 1958 Ol!Mmoblle $2,405 Super 88 2 dr. Holliday Cpe. LeRs than (17) Help Wonted 14.000 attual miles. Power . ateeri011 and brake! . Fully ~-· equipped. Blaet.tnar'a, Pnmeroy, ExJl!!rleneed '1 20 6tc Wallre" Wanted 185ft Buick VB Century. 12,695. 1 Must Apply In Person 2 dr. lUvicn r;pe. &mart Ivory MARTIN RES'fAURANT • White Dnl11b. D)'ndlow drlve .l Mlddl•port One cM"eful owner, ~laettnar's, , 7·23-3tc Ppm1ror. 7 20 &to .-tousckeepcr wanted . Two adurr;: Fred Kuuff, Pomeroy. 7·2.1-12tp Bulek VB Sopor. Sl ,DDD . 4· - ---·-- ..-·~·---· -~ .~ dr. Sedan. Dynatlow drive. R & Help Wu ntcd- llonse Ia•t! pc r 6~ H. New one coat about $4MO .OO yeAr! of age. l'm••act Juhn Buck This C»JC llke new In appearncr , 157 Dock St., Middleport 1nee and eondltion. Blaettnar'!, 7-ltl-12tp 7 20 8tc Pomeroy. ioM •••• Wonted To Buy For f·ree inspection phone 383-M, Gilmofe: Supply Store, Pomeroy. -~ USlW roll·a·way bed. Call 303! All work iuaranteed. Fuily ln· between 7 .30 A. M. awl 7:30 sured. Vaughan's tndustrial and 7 · 23 · 3t~ M. Realdenthirl 1'e·r mltc control Scr· ---···---vice, St. Mllry&, W. Va. 723tf ( 121 Wonted to Rent l\lumln1.1m combination atorm and RO'een window• and doon. Steel (14) For Rent and aluminum awnirtJI and ean. optes. Call Wllllam Radford. 4·ROOM ROUSE, 3 ncre garden. Roell: Sprl.llill, 52 tmop. $3!J.OO per mo. At Apple Grove. See '-lex Wheeler. 7·22·3h' ·---- - -·iTATioN' WAGONS w. . . . ~ rt dt Mrs. Hanr Chesher wa.s elect- 1 prestded at the bwme:~s meeting in obaervance of their fiftieth E Bush, Mrs 0 . P Klein, Mrs. League, accoraiftg to spo s e · ed president of Class 12 Circle of \ and other new orncen elected anniversary. Glenn Lambert. Mra C. M. F{en· tor Milt Dunnell of the Toronto Heath Methodill are vice president, dlrs. Buford Mrs. Knight, who was presiding nCsy, Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. Carroll Star. Dunnell said Day turned th e WSCS of Mrs. Jame.a at her last meetin£ gave A ro::· Swanson, Mrs. Noa~ Haskins, down the presidency of tne AHL Ch urch at their annual picnic East; secretary, an d business meeting wednesday. Criiwell; treasurer, Mrs. C. R. sume of the year's work in rhyme Mrs. James Euler, Mra. Harold but said league officials are The picnic supper was served Konkright. Mrs. Everett llavi.s ·which W'-8 enjoyed by members Woodger<t, Mills Belli Sanborn, hopeful he will ac.cept a vice Mrs. L. w. MeComas. presidency. bu ffet style C'n the lawn of tbe gave the report of the nominating and ruesta. --~ nonage preceding the businen eommitLee. Act'lrevemenh or t.he past 'feill' !Sion. An arrangement ot Mra. Emerson Jr.m es presented included 1 pledge of $1M to the roses and other summer flower.s the deyotlon•l program for the church budget; redecoration <Jf were sent by Mrs. James Weber meetifig with the devotional topic the church basement, kitchen and includiag parsonage; gilts of food aud ro r the center of the buffet "Consider the Lilies" meditation. clothing at Christma5; a gift to t1 • ta ble and miniature arrangements Stripture reading, of 1ummer flowers were used . oa poems and color photos from the q~enther who i3 ill; decorating the small tables scattered over "Together", MethOOist pub-lica· the church 4t Christmas and Eastion, Her program included poems ter; '.serving the Bloodmobile the wide lawn. The: u::essing was g;vcn by thP. medltatlont~ and articlea on the c~teen; purchase of new tableRev. c. Haymon Konkright, z "Beauty of Nature" and .she cloths for the C!inina: room; sale guest and other guest.s were closed with an article "How to , or 390 lbs. of pecans; $25 to the WSCS missionary pledge; party Mrs. Clarence Casey, Mrs. Richard get more out of Life." wells, Mrs. Vernon Weber, Betty A round robin letter was writ- and gift for Miss Bowen, Meig.s Lynn Koehler, David Konkriiltt. ten to Mrs. P. L. Mitch, a class ,County Weekday Religious Educaand ~ ommunlcation:~~ tion teacher; serving Rotary each Hostesses for the pic!li( were member, r1. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. C. read by the secretary, Mrs. M. L. Friday, M F. Hibbs, Mrs. Orin Smith, Mr1. French, Included letters from Sbe closed her original report Roscoe Wlse, Mr!l. Ben Phi.ltoh Miss Bernice Bowen, Roclt:fol'd, with thanks to her officers and a nd the hOme-m!l.c\p ice cream, Jowa, a former. member and Mrt.:. eoznmittees and a request that • whieh was a part of the dessert James Weber, who thanked the '( the new officers be given loyalty J co urse, wu the gift of Mr. and group for tbeir kindness during and cooperation. POMEROY PHONE 330·M W. MAIN ST.' Mrs. James Weber. her recent illness and bospitallOthers pre&ent were Mrs. Burr Mrs. Eflrl Knlgbt, presi4ent, zatlon. _ _ · -·-~F~fl'e&t, Mrs. Herman~~H~a~d~d'()J''.:.·~IJ,,,~,======"'"""""""====~===""====~ CONCRETB BLOCU. . --------------- I. H. IIAWWIGS SONS CO. - 24 x. and Service. R. A. Finlaw, ~12 E. M11in St., Pomeroy . 7·24-27tc. j -- C8b l FOR SAL• The Dora Romine property tocated In Dexter, Ohio, and Middleport, Ohio, will be sold by the unders.igned at the law offices of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 o'clock A . M., Saturday, Jul)' 27, 1937. Property located ln Dex· ter, Ohio, ls appraised at $6,800. and eanr.ot be 1old for lelia than this sum. Property located ln Mid· dleport, Ohio, i1 appralaed at $4,,000.00 and cannot be sold for tes.a. than this sum. Real estate to be 1old to highest bidder. Rubject to the approval of the Court. Sybli Ebersbsch, Executrix (?) 19. 20. 22. 23, 24, 25, 26 71< 120 Bl here last month. BrWlCr was convicted of fir.st degr~ murder rot' tbe s'la.fiDg ol mo th H»nlingtcrn woman t • B1 d d 1 who n s · •ro. e ore .an ur ng t e eom•se , . 0. f the trial, Judte John Dan1 1,jRJ .. and Prosecutor Russell L. Ib.ugherty 'obtalned a permit to • CIU'l'Y • pistol .. a ..... ull. ., Wl.llii sald he was unable 1o CCt a good view 1of the car from Which the shot wu fired at hi.m last nlghl. He •old he doubted Mf$. HQfry CheShef .Named preSt•den t Mlu Fried~ Faebnle was au- Mrs. Roland I . Day Is thori.ed to mvestigate the coat 1no•t Covert, ~rs. E. S. Schaaf, likely to be named , vice prcai· 1 \ OfCI 055 12C''JfC 1e OfH ea thCh UfC h orwith..m., atationary ~"·Bruce . Hoekel • an eognving ol the marked church \Mrs. Llo•d,Robert Mn. C.Coats, E. Young, Mr3. H. dent or the '""'erlcan • - UIICl that he could identify )ride nor tbe driver. - •t.t.mi!JI1 t¢oy. i(llo. ..' <OIRS .. By SHULTZ .... ~··.·t.ic Spotlight C.kies .. Party Tlmo, Chocolato pki. •29• ~lfoo · Chip or Cocoanut B•tter •··· .NANCY .•. 'WHAT ARE .· YOU SNOOPING WOW···THIS HEAT IS AWFUL. AT? • \ lb. ·• · ;Sho"'ania· ~~~~.. ,. 3-~ 79c I .1~~'' g'. • o.ld,,n. flooco , ·••• • ' . •. 8 roll• aa· Ti.•••• . • • • • Toilet. . " t . .{ ~ 1:1 • • I I ·~ ' Jpmbo .•.' ' ' • • • •• • • •• • • ' LU WAD Ill I • Country tluli _ ·\ ,~u• . . . . . ... • ' 3 '1bo. $UI rozen, .21" : Size ,. . ., . _ ' ""- . r , r1n1 .. . i . , ll .. ii I~· · • . • • ri • .. . ·,' I I I I I I 'I 'I 11o.... ':f '.' ', ' ' ' ABBIE AND BLA'I'S · ' m-r By WBU~ VANButEN itAiViiii7--1 �• .. - --u-~.r-,. ............ · -~ ·. .... J ......... ,..,.~ ' Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy·Mtddleport, 0 ., Julllil~'t Uord oald HUnt • ton .I B!ltoln It aetlnr out · or '-'le-ndlhlp for .the sultan, who the vt• It 'battllna: '"holy warriors" Led b)' the Imam ol Oman, rat~tlr than In ::-_,---- - · - - - - ·~ ••• m~ -, ,., ('.ntlnuH From P... OM) Police Mid they bad befln un· , .tbltt to d«~Crft.~11)e •hY anyone m"J!t ytalri .(0 kUI WUUI. The mii;)'Ol!. said one or the fbrea1s ht! ~~lved refemd to a r~cent trial but palite salrl they d~ubt ed 1•1 had anything t do 'Ul the trlai of Elmer o~~tltf Br WI .r ., SOD I8 Born T0 i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., July 25, 1957 • - DnddingCouple Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Dudding (Jani"' Grate) Huntington htve . h ' · 1 IX announced the blrt of pound, twelve ounce son, Samuel Lee Dudding, on Monday , July 22, at the Cabell County Hospital, in Huntington . FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS . PtiONE . 398 RATES Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Grate, Charleston, and Mr. and Mrs. Dudding, Huntington. Great grandparents are J. H. Grate of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Baker, Pomeroy. f:r•' 2 eellb word. one tn.o.. rtion. M.lnim:.un char&e !IOc.--t ::enb per word or :hree consecltUve Insertions. Special - One month for 25 cents per word. Full nte CJf 2 cents per wor.S wW be chJtr~ed for advcrtl~lng if Dot paid for before the l~I>Lh of erh month fo lowtng Insertion. E:rren In Advertialn&-Shoul be reported Immediately .. Th• O.ii.J Sentiael ,..ill rtot be re~ponlible for mo11e than one mcorrtrl insertion. Card of Thanka and Speebj Notice~ of Eventa $1.00. Obituariell lltUbllshed at l cent per word. (1) Not1ces ------- - Legal Notice I" OR SAL F.. woodrow HOH.SJ::S 7 25 3tc Ingle, Hlttland, Ohio. -- - n;;;e· will be & dance July 27th Household Goods, U§cd Lumber, lor all Moose and their gueatJ Doors and Windows. Florence at the Moose Club, E. Main St .. Fitzgerald. Syracuse . Next door Pomeroy, 9:00 until 12:00. 7 20 3tc to Herb Par;.:cr. 7 2:S 3tc - - ------- - ALL MOOSE MEMBERS WHIT I!: SWEET CORN. Stoles Evergr('en. Call orders to JohnAU raffle tirkets mWlt he turned r1y McMurray. Phone 386. in not later than Saturday evening 7 25 3tp July 27. Any member not turnin( In hb tickets shall he held . responsible for same. ~lt."8Se \ 1956 HNricy Davld.,.un Motoreyd ~ turn Uckets in. any evenmg at Model 5tl St. [n goorl condition. the .Moose Lodge or Saturday Priced to sell. See Dick Taylor evenmg at Moose Club pance. or Frank Cleland, Tlacin e, 0., 7 25 ate or Phonu Pomeroy 3631. --- - H••dllu•rt.n for tam.-.,nlte Luu,.age - Lane Cedu c·nto•ll - LAU Window FanaFrl&idaJre Refrigentora. llker Fur"lta.~r•, Mlddl1port, Ohio 4 20 tr - Services .. ------ -- GRAVELY '.l.rtACTOR SALES .. 2~ Auto bour 1f(rtt"ker Service. DaJ Phone Nla,AI 11227 Pho~o DODGIIi • PL YMOUfH 803 DEAL1'dlS asu. -- - (8) Horsepower Johnson glee. ~tarting motor. 12 rt. y<'l low jacket boat 11nd tr11ile-r . Call ijJ().M. 7 25 3tc Auto Soles (11) -- --6J -- -··-- -- 5- . - -·- ---· -- - --- -- ( 18) VB CU1tomllna. $1.093. 2 dr. Sedan. One of the beat ap· J!ear•nt can on our lot.. Blaetl· nar'•· Pomeroy. 7 20 6te I I low ae $893 . rour beauties. 2-210'1 and 2 Bel·Alr11. One lite new convor. tlbte and a two doon. 131aclt· 7 20 6tc nar'a, Pomeroy. i813 Bulck SL'eelalt. $9QIJ_ Two ntra ft ne earl 0 ne was owned by <tDI! of our mecbanic11 . Blaettnarl, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tc .. tDI ChnroleL u . . ,.: lor beat Ultld car VALUES, ICe BILL CRILI>S. 1 9 lmop ; , . (9) F01 Sc;e ·---..-=-===---=-- ' qt. Pre1t0 Stee.m PrNsure cooker Cuner. 'L:UX>. Phone l'; t"' I. ... D14• · 7·22-Bte ck' fORf1rm,SALEt room OR TRAt'JiE - 22 aero ·. _ house. Mail and -- --- Employment Wonted TIRMITES &diRMINlno ' .. ·~ -- Pork ·steaks · Beef ' -~· PjiiiOO · 4181!1-X pert Teettn~aa. Pbo'DI 6286 'Y Mlddlopo!" (1.1!1-tf ·l { Good Qe.u. Ulld Cin • Gradlnl a. DLteb Dlalna • Back..Poe Service eTru<:k LoadJnJ E<:luipment eDu~ Tru<:k Serv1~ VIRGIL W AMS(.EY Pbone ChQbjre ~·74.78 lb • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1111;11 lb. 5·9·c Get die p41rt §oil Jtlee be.tl 33c All Mllloeud Modell MITROPOLITAN AUTO SA.LIII --...... Britain SenUlD 'J!_g ' , (Contht,u .d P:rom Pl.. OM) local military conimandeN u they are r.qulred." 25. Finch. 27.Arc liJ'hl4 28.:Mean. ln·t 30. Drl~•l· ·~ 32.Num. btr " 35. A Ll- ·~ F1\~Uea bllii rthlp • (ab~r.) ·' -m ;! ' I, I . ; "i! .. I" " .w i*f '~ ~ 8oy JS To Murder· Wo~an Wednesdlly Japanese . Are w •d 0 f'~ Surgeon GeneraI Hails Su,.,,e·SS • ,Of Salk V · 3C~Ine Mrs. Betty Moore apent two diyo·- """ ' 1 WASHIN.GTON. u·'p ~ Surgeon - tjfJ General . ~rqy Burney today haUed the success of the Salk 'n. tr'-~ll' o va"'lne an·· d" ''•"aed' 'I r- ...... Ul ~ 't with her nieee . and huobdnd; ·Mr. and Mrs. Fe1\x Alkire. · Mr. and Mrs. Cl'iarh~& ' K•Ptelna Sr. and son, .~y, .PI . AlR'@fa, ~lir. visited with t!ielr , diu~hl•! son-in-law, Mr,..:.anl:l ' ){rf. ;f'(!1lx ""~ klre. the former Mildred;Dpt.eiil' t. Mr. and Mrs. FeiHs: Alkli'e ha(~ . b' hd -~ ~~ Burpqf!(! !rttlt-~ P~ · Y 1·: ' e,r brother, Roy *"ptt'in~,:w lD years old. Cake, JCe ~d Kool Ade were served tO the~o. lowing ' Mcs. Mary ',D,..,tll. . Betty Moore, Mr. and !)ir~\'(;harl Kapteina Sr .. and E\Oy _o fi. Aur4)ra, n.linois, Roger, Marilyh, and Sbir· r ley Alkire. ani 'I rs ,crep"', • , \ ~J~Wl! ~!\tl'. Wl~a~c~nated A mer ' . ICf:~ ,tlp ..f itll! :.(h(h~Jlots DA" Y CRY• H e"''s . how to work It: ~ ' . H?n~~ii/at..,ore Lhan 68 ~ , I'i'""'Urol-' ·rl:P ..,: , 1 - &: ''!'' _ f , nplbon ~~~M,ea,ru have recelVI-'d 1 , • , >J. , A. x ~~ D - -• :N & ] 'a \!, at least,; ~ ;Balk shot since the .:. -· :· • 111. ' 1, C). N__. G F ~- L L u W _ ., . ,.. .. p~og!!-m Wa_s~ ' 4J'ted April 1~. 1'4,,~ r~. Ont·.JetJer. simply atand1 tor a'n"othe1'. In thla sampll A " ua~ • ' ~., ·' r ll"· ·~ ·~, lor the three L's, X tor the two O's, etc. _ Single letter.. •po•• ' 1ll'u5. . : ~ trophes, the length and formation of the words all hint& Of t.tus ~P.t~~ . Dr. Bu,rney. said A surprise birthday party · wa~ ' ( l:ach day the c.ade Jetters are different, \.. D.~out 48 f!lil!ton neet. one or held Sunday July 21 for B. E. Car] • • • • • ! · more sJots to complete the 1·e· at the Carl bome,-· Pomeroy, Jtrl'·.' . \ ·, A Otyptocram QuoY.tloa ) , cqmme~~cr ~ics · ?!.three injcc· Ice cream, c<:~ke , ll,\lnts,, Kool R o ·~~~ i:J,..-. ~o:..h~ 1'; £BMC, RW ~OJ\,11. A&~l.i-- ~p.JtQn . perso,n a_ werp serv~d. to Mr .• and , ·: ~ \ . -"~~,:."'· , filftor 40 Yl!ilh':~r age li~vt! h<:nl" E'. Cat!; ~rr. Helen Chapman D s M A I V M E l C D A P..~G ~ C • J A P R E M'R(} Salk shots. . ·/ daughter, Barbara of Silver Springs ;Dr. Burqey rleviewed the pro- Maryland, 'Mr. a,nd Mrs. Carl Phil· D M W W PC I W. -~gress· of the nation's pnliO vacri- lips, ·Athens, Mrs. Mary Diehl, ltarY~a~rday'• Ceyp~qucne: IF wE M\JS'i' PERisH lN THE · nat.h m program 3t a nieeting ' Witt! risonvill.e, Mr. and Mrs. Felix AI, · · · · M M-QJCOROE PA'l'TEI'l l~P.dln~ · trh!d11.la1 c and public kire and family, HarrbonvHle, Mr. FIGHT, OtJ ~ ,lJi!T,.V,f! P~~J·JKE z,~.~:,. • -~·•• ' health authoritlea · ·late Titesd!ly and Mrs.""Earl AtkJns, RUtland, M•. 'DIItrlbuttd bJ ICiniJ 1'1aturJ ll)'ftit~tt , .,...,..,.;,~---,-,-,...-_,: 'n:::d:'.:'::":mmarizeli r. his \'iev.'S in a , IU1~· Mrs_ Eugene At~; 1utland$"'i .. ·~'\" "•' :;,,. '.•i·/ .. HARRISONVILLE ·, ~ GASOLINE ALUY J ' ~ I" I' I 1I tee. "There Ia no .•~Hie 1reah• obUptJon that ~ntam :should inter· fert i,~ the •.nterna.l lfblra ol O~Oan. he sud. n the other hand, we have quoted more thaJ.I one precedent where the British fOvernment 'l'f/• . h~ve . in the p~st acted at the in,1f Jtn~~~ v1tat1on of a fMendly ruler to help 'f.IQQ" .. him pi'eterve l~w and order ln his Of~' do~ain. ~ "That is what we are doing ,now." He described Sultan Said Bin ·Taimur u "a firm (riend qf BrltCINCINNATI UP-Blaine c:j.;r. ain · whose soverei&nty is ack- m;lius, 35, was btld today on nowtedge;d." ffnt drgree murder el:\arce~ for -----~ the straniULttion of a Cln~nnatl woman in a secluded a:ravel pit near here. The woman was identified ~• OfrJe Vef Dottie P'ox. 38, a friend of Cor · neliu s. 1 AuthQrities captured Cornelius. Tuesday. as he attempted to drive his auto from the gravel pit near TOKYO UP-Japanese dcfcn:-11' U. s. 52 between · Hooven and .board authorities wen'! rcport :!d Cll'vcs in Hamilton County. ta~ay to be concerned over th ~ A 15-yea.r-old boyr watch~~ llUd1en · appearance of Soviet n:1 from a hill overlooking the g:ra)'l'' val craft in Far Easter11 water>1. pit, said tle saW 'Corn~liys dta!if The authorities wonderc(l if the struggling womali'·· troln his the movement of two Russinn des· au lo. troyers of the latest type and a The boy said Cornelfr.ii ~at tanker was eonnectOO with tht! the womart, t.hen wr~pPed 'an 'loviet government's closure of undershirt around her tln'6at Vladivostok Bay to foreign sht('· strangled her. The ~)'; r~ t 1 pinC · an~ . aircraft la&t Saturday. neighbOr's house and " f.Dt.ifk>d The Rw:sian action was ' M- [~U'f:borities. \ ( , li~Wed tal;t~q for military reasom Polic-e said CorneUU$ idintlfled lna•mu_rh as Vladivostok is the the woman, and idmitted "'ifrlv!1it Soviet Union's largest naval b~o.-,e her to the grave pit. He den~d in the Far East. attacking her. . Defense Board authorHics sai0 the two t.estroyers and the tank er were bein]l sent by the Sn· viet Union to the Far East citn· Recent guests of Mr. an~ l(rs. er as a "demonstration of power" or a movp to boltlter its F;;r F'elix Alkire were .Mrt. B~'tty Moore, MisS' .B~ty Lou Moore and Eastern Naval Force . Miss Barbara Bllrliatet, all. 6f rir1 Wayh'7 Ind. /-/. r· 1'nter4•r'' Alit•.. 1t8. Ste&m.. . ; ~rian. peopJe I'' ~- Russian Ships it. P~•>' SjJ. --- THE SIUTJI PAIIIL\' .r:~ 't_(.. '~ . 4:. ·.·~.·- By HAROLD GliAl .'*... ----- BY FRED • I il Cocktail .. ~~....... "~:ll 35c 11 ·I .. na Fish "'"" .., """"' 2"=~! 39c Krogo . . . "''" Sh-.•1n• . . . 3 ~:. 79c LAtoof Applo 2 35c laloln, Pie Filler Poach, Chony, ••• Kroger Bread . . . Wlil.. . , .2•oa-31c r L•..Y ' · '. ' ..,. ' K"'l"' 11freehlng. 1!!-d fNm vin•ri~necl fruit. Stock up-Savel '. 1} !he rlight had orltln~ted In . M.innr;:apbUs Wedl).eadn mtht. . There were no t"e('Orta of ~~ )urie5 'o any of the other pnse,.l!ers 1111 tp the crew members. · . B~IJ"NEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIII'#,•''' ' • Chicken ~es,s .. , .. ,,,.: - : :·, ... • 59~ .. Chicken Wings .... ·'"" of . . . . . . . . . "'·19~ ' Chicken •acks ... •oo~•"'"' •·· ~ .•. 2""' 25. u -- Hour or ContrutH K··r:~C·'· --~- Hire! "'ly tM ' -- Beautiful white Brtok 8 room home, 3 bedroom• •nd bath, .!ICreen·ln tear porch overlook· lng the beautiful Ohio River, city water, new oil furnace. Alao 3 eRr garag:e with 4 room new modern ap1rtrpent, oil furnace, beaUtiful lawn, over an acre of cardon. Irvint Ka :r Jr., Phone 4.85. Pomeroy. ,· ~--·;~ .. =·;··~·~·;.· ......----• ~j; arc • r!l. •. • • • •. Real Estate wm For ' I Lllo, Aulto, 1"1ro, Polio. C.ll Dtll' ~m., lltttdloport, Oftlo. - -- fi':i ~ tc:hool bua routt·. Sell or tradt~ · .-- ~-·: for houaa lnd lot. Geor~~te Ken·,~ , ,: neriJ, Rutla'!_d:.~bio. . 7 20 6lp -..: 1 rox Terrier pupplot and moth· ' · ....: ar. Cheap. Contact or tall 26llJ . 't::... through Albar.y. Shlrley Nk:l · &."' SOD, Catpenter, Ohto. 7-24-3tp • I 7. BkUI 8. Wlpan. (vl:r.} 51. PI-.cue (po.!ls.) DOWN L Arlll j ~, 2'. .Acthrlty a. Mature: • . Behold , G. El'I'J\Wtl fl. Co~or . r ---- lftiNranee Protection, wnod burnh111 flrt>pii\C!C, full h11srmtlnt. Lm:o~ted on Orchard Hlll, Galllpollo. $1D,l!OO. Call Ga~ 1698.1 . 7-22-ltc motnt ·.;·, 1 COMPLETE Pine paneltcl Uvln1 room. wlth a1. AM•d 32. Young h~Jt'B' '33. Rt.ver (Fr.) Sf. Tempt 36, GOd ot war 37. Depart 38. A blllpw 39. Bound Ul. The flrma- • Finest quality, farm frnh. Friel golden brown. FOREMAN A AliBOTT T.V. SEJI. VIC~ All makea Repaired by EX· M~neravUie. che11ta 29. Fut.en SO. Drabble I one stomp, free for .evo,Y clinie you spend ·at K"!!or-10 stomps for every da!lar. Shop Krotier ••• "Llvo Better far Leu.• ' ta. &UIJ';t.ll· 1 ne reported to tht eroup tKt durln.s the weelr ~ndJn 1 July 13. ' only 150 pr.ralY"tic eue~ were ,,. porud aa comPJNd to n: i:UJ' ing the s.ame week 1ut )'ev. So far thlJ )'MJ' Lhere ha¥4 bMD " total of 1,7q pOlio calh.•'730 of th ern par.l.ytie. At the . . . linW> la•t yt=ar, there- were 1.* CU!tl reported, 1,739 of tMm panlytJc. · • I I co. ------- .. tn&lt FOR TQP VALUE GIRS . (Contii)Uf4l Pram Ptlt ~OMl T~e retti6n ripped out ol plane was a~ the lavatory. The cxplpstQn occurred 47 minutes after the plane left Laa Veg:as an4 lhe.flij:~l landed at this bas!J 10r11e 100 mllea east of Loa Anieles in the Mojmve De-sert. . wt 18. 'fr•v•unr ' Lb. Barnea-S.JmPfOD tDiuranoe .\IIIUCI'J, Mtdr!leport. Flro • Aulomobll.. -(21) ' ' Whole OHIO VALLEY -7·2f.6t<. - --- . WE BUY - ' ..,.. nliUCTUIAL I BIAMI ICIIAI> IliON - MITAU ...... 511 . . 1. Sun god IJ, Small talk $. Dance lSp.) lJ. Removed Ul.Rowed j' l'l"iotsture (2. Canal 13. Sm&ll open .. f.N, Y.) tnga u•nat.J 1~. Wavtr 15. Engilah 11. Fortify county 1$. Shout 18. Greek letter 18. Beget 17. Sprtng and 19. Rind. of ' . Scotehcap •umrr)er 21. Complacent l,P. Agree 23. Spoken (atanr) 20. All t i "SnoW vehlcle 22. We-.Nome %4.. Astringent Strictly Fresh -- JUNK ' P.l This Summer ••• Live Outdoors and have Fun with ••• Top Volue Gifts. Get Top Value Glflo FREE far Top Valu~ Stomps. You got t MIIH Nortll of ,..,..,., PAINTING WANTF.D. All Kinds, interior ;1nfl e:ttorlor. Roofa a 37 ACRES of tround, 12 of which II river bottom. Located near specialty. Edward Peloso, TU22Shade ruvcr on tood gravel road, 924. P. 0 . Box 76, Hartford, W. Lay• well. Could be uaed for Vo. 7 2&6\p ~ummer cabln. sen tor S400 Dcpcndtblc mi[ltUc lli.lCd marriElfl down, financ:e balanev In monthwoman wants work. Generul ly payments. can m, !lUton ofl'lrc wurk , ~alcsllHiy, W;illres'>. 7 211 8te Wolle, 'I'd. 260X. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two bed· room hou~e wltll elty water, a:as Ptllnling, interior nntl C'tterior . furnace, 111 wen and 33 acres Available now. R:~LcR ruason· of Ja~~rd. Mlnenl rlchta: Tnller able. Homer Uuh•y. !'hone Wanted .' Phone 907-M. Vlr11U 3U-Y. 7·22·J1U Tealortl, Syraeuto. 1 23 8tp ~-War.tt·d- PAPJ:o:R li ,\NCH\'J- -25 ye~ experience. Fret' et' l Hou11e tor Sale by owner. Beaull· ful ranch atylto, 3 bod room ma.tet~, L. v. ReiRlnaer, Radn • home with reo woud 1idln1. 'J-I!P' Box 124:, Ohio. f";,~ door eablnet · f!O.OU. ean be aeen at St .. Middleport. - GRUESER BLOCK CO. · -- ·- iiM Ford savE-- Top V ..ulldlottor,...~ - ACIIOIIS SIMONS MARKET Insurance tul.fillm.ent oi an)' llpec.~al Exp}OSIOD • Roc~ ). .,. DAILY CROSSWORD GROUND BEEF 3 lb. $1.00 GARLIC BOLOGNA 3 lbs.-$1.00 WEINER$ 2Y2 lbs. pk. $1.15 r. 19n1 PlY· mouth Wagon, original black finish . Nice, $:109. 19&3 PlymOuth Wagon , blue ~Q.d Ivory , automatl~ trans .. R&H, $89~ . 183ft Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl. R&H. IIJ'OY flnl.Jh, 1144!. 19&3 GMC Roomi for renl. CIO!:IC to town. Tru~~: Jt6D 34 Ten flat b,ed, 4 l;17 ·8)1tternul. 7, 18· 12t~ ipeea tranamlaalon. Extra .... good ~---~-heavy Ures. !1147 Ford Tru<k, ' ( ] IU& II Ton Plek·UP B•• Bod, For Rerrt or ole .. overload aprlnlil. Good Tlrcll. Pomeroy Motor Co., Pomeroy, 0 ., For !tent -- Extenaton i.at1dera. Sca!told hJards, Drop Clotbl. Phone".491. 7 25 3tc Clinton Finhcr, Middleport. Phone 82ba.JC. 111 tf 1958 Ol!Mmoblle $2,405 Super 88 2 dr. Holliday Cpe. LeRs than (17) Help Wonted 14.000 attual miles. Power . ateeri011 and brake! . Fully ~-· equipped. Blaet.tnar'a, Pnmeroy, ExJl!!rleneed '1 20 6tc Wallre" Wanted 185ft Buick VB Century. 12,695. 1 Must Apply In Person 2 dr. lUvicn r;pe. &mart Ivory MARTIN RES'fAURANT • White Dnl11b. D)'ndlow drlve .l Mlddl•port One cM"eful owner, ~laettnar's, , 7·23-3tc Ppm1ror. 7 20 &to .-tousckeepcr wanted . Two adurr;: Fred Kuuff, Pomeroy. 7·2.1-12tp Bulek VB Sopor. Sl ,DDD . 4· - ---·-- ..-·~·---· -~ .~ dr. Sedan. Dynatlow drive. R & Help Wu ntcd- llonse Ia•t! pc r 6~ H. New one coat about $4MO .OO yeAr! of age. l'm••act Juhn Buck This C»JC llke new In appearncr , 157 Dock St., Middleport 1nee and eondltion. Blaettnar'!, 7-ltl-12tp 7 20 8tc Pomeroy. ioM •••• Wonted To Buy For f·ree inspection phone 383-M, Gilmofe: Supply Store, Pomeroy. -~ USlW roll·a·way bed. Call 303! All work iuaranteed. Fuily ln· between 7 .30 A. M. awl 7:30 sured. Vaughan's tndustrial and 7 · 23 · 3t~ M. Realdenthirl 1'e·r mltc control Scr· ---···---vice, St. Mllry&, W. Va. 723tf ( 121 Wonted to Rent l\lumln1.1m combination atorm and RO'een window• and doon. Steel (14) For Rent and aluminum awnirtJI and ean. optes. Call Wllllam Radford. 4·ROOM ROUSE, 3 ncre garden. Roell: Sprl.llill, 52 tmop. $3!J.OO per mo. At Apple Grove. See '-lex Wheeler. 7·22·3h' ·---- - -·iTATioN' WAGONS w. . . . ~ rt dt Mrs. Hanr Chesher wa.s elect- 1 prestded at the bwme:~s meeting in obaervance of their fiftieth E Bush, Mrs 0 . P Klein, Mrs. League, accoraiftg to spo s e · ed president of Class 12 Circle of \ and other new orncen elected anniversary. Glenn Lambert. Mra C. M. F{en· tor Milt Dunnell of the Toronto Heath Methodill are vice president, dlrs. Buford Mrs. Knight, who was presiding nCsy, Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. Carroll Star. Dunnell said Day turned th e WSCS of Mrs. Jame.a at her last meetin£ gave A ro::· Swanson, Mrs. Noa~ Haskins, down the presidency of tne AHL Ch urch at their annual picnic East; secretary, an d business meeting wednesday. Criiwell; treasurer, Mrs. C. R. sume of the year's work in rhyme Mrs. James Euler, Mra. Harold but said league officials are The picnic supper was served Konkright. Mrs. Everett llavi.s ·which W'-8 enjoyed by members Woodger<t, Mills Belli Sanborn, hopeful he will ac.cept a vice Mrs. L. w. MeComas. presidency. bu ffet style C'n the lawn of tbe gave the report of the nominating and ruesta. --~ nonage preceding the businen eommitLee. Act'lrevemenh or t.he past 'feill' !Sion. An arrangement ot Mra. Emerson Jr.m es presented included 1 pledge of $1M to the roses and other summer flower.s the deyotlon•l program for the church budget; redecoration <Jf were sent by Mrs. James Weber meetifig with the devotional topic the church basement, kitchen and includiag parsonage; gilts of food aud ro r the center of the buffet "Consider the Lilies" meditation. clothing at Christma5; a gift to t1 • ta ble and miniature arrangements Stripture reading, of 1ummer flowers were used . oa poems and color photos from the q~enther who i3 ill; decorating the small tables scattered over "Together", MethOOist pub-lica· the church 4t Christmas and Eastion, Her program included poems ter; '.serving the Bloodmobile the wide lawn. The: u::essing was g;vcn by thP. medltatlont~ and articlea on the c~teen; purchase of new tableRev. c. Haymon Konkright, z "Beauty of Nature" and .she cloths for the C!inina: room; sale guest and other guest.s were closed with an article "How to , or 390 lbs. of pecans; $25 to the WSCS missionary pledge; party Mrs. Clarence Casey, Mrs. Richard get more out of Life." wells, Mrs. Vernon Weber, Betty A round robin letter was writ- and gift for Miss Bowen, Meig.s Lynn Koehler, David Konkriiltt. ten to Mrs. P. L. Mitch, a class ,County Weekday Religious Educaand ~ ommunlcation:~~ tion teacher; serving Rotary each Hostesses for the pic!li( were member, r1. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. C. read by the secretary, Mrs. M. L. Friday, M F. Hibbs, Mrs. Orin Smith, Mr1. French, Included letters from Sbe closed her original report Roscoe Wlse, Mr!l. Ben Phi.ltoh Miss Bernice Bowen, Roclt:fol'd, with thanks to her officers and a nd the hOme-m!l.c\p ice cream, Jowa, a former. member and Mrt.:. eoznmittees and a request that • whieh was a part of the dessert James Weber, who thanked the '( the new officers be given loyalty J co urse, wu the gift of Mr. and group for tbeir kindness during and cooperation. POMEROY PHONE 330·M W. MAIN ST.' Mrs. James Weber. her recent illness and bospitallOthers pre&ent were Mrs. Burr Mrs. Eflrl Knlgbt, presi4ent, zatlon. _ _ · -·-~F~fl'e&t, Mrs. Herman~~H~a~d~d'()J''.:.·~IJ,,,~,======"'"""""""====~===""====~ CONCRETB BLOCU. . --------------- I. H. IIAWWIGS SONS CO. - 24 x. and Service. R. A. Finlaw, ~12 E. M11in St., Pomeroy . 7·24-27tc. j -- C8b l FOR SAL• The Dora Romine property tocated In Dexter, Ohio, and Middleport, Ohio, will be sold by the unders.igned at the law offices of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 o'clock A . M., Saturday, Jul)' 27, 1937. Property located ln Dex· ter, Ohio, ls appraised at $6,800. and eanr.ot be 1old for lelia than this sum. Property located ln Mid· dleport, Ohio, i1 appralaed at $4,,000.00 and cannot be sold for tes.a. than this sum. Real estate to be 1old to highest bidder. Rubject to the approval of the Court. Sybli Ebersbsch, Executrix (?) 19. 20. 22. 23, 24, 25, 26 71< 120 Bl here last month. BrWlCr was convicted of fir.st degr~ murder rot' tbe s'la.fiDg ol mo th H»nlingtcrn woman t • B1 d d 1 who n s · •ro. e ore .an ur ng t e eom•se , . 0. f the trial, Judte John Dan1 1,jRJ .. and Prosecutor Russell L. Ib.ugherty 'obtalned a permit to • CIU'l'Y • pistol .. a ..... ull. ., Wl.llii sald he was unable 1o CCt a good view 1of the car from Which the shot wu fired at hi.m last nlghl. He •old he doubted Mf$. HQfry CheShef .Named preSt•den t Mlu Fried~ Faebnle was au- Mrs. Roland I . Day Is thori.ed to mvestigate the coat 1no•t Covert, ~rs. E. S. Schaaf, likely to be named , vice prcai· 1 \ OfCI 055 12C''JfC 1e OfH ea thCh UfC h orwith..m., atationary ~"·Bruce . Hoekel • an eognving ol the marked church \Mrs. Llo•d,Robert Mn. C.Coats, E. Young, Mr3. H. dent or the '""'erlcan • - UIICl that he could identify )ride nor tbe driver. - •t.t.mi!JI1 t¢oy. i(llo. ..' <OIRS .. By SHULTZ .... ~··.·t.ic Spotlight C.kies .. Party Tlmo, Chocolato pki. •29• ~lfoo · Chip or Cocoanut B•tter •··· .NANCY .•. 'WHAT ARE .· YOU SNOOPING WOW···THIS HEAT IS AWFUL. AT? • \ lb. ·• · ;Sho"'ania· ~~~~.. ,. 3-~ 79c I .1~~'' g'. • o.ld,,n. flooco , ·••• • ' . •. 8 roll• aa· Ti.•••• . • • • • Toilet. . " t . .{ ~ 1:1 • • I I ·~ ' Jpmbo .•.' ' ' • • • •• • • •• • • ' LU WAD Ill I • Country tluli _ ·\ ,~u• . . . . . ... • ' 3 '1bo. $UI rozen, .21" : Size ,. . ., . _ ' ""- . r , r1n1 .. . i . , ll .. ii I~· · • . • • ri • .. . ·,' I I I I I I 'I 'I 11o.... ':f '.' ', ' ' ' ABBIE AND BLA'I'S · ' m-r By WBU~ VANButEN itAiViiii7--1 �.. • • <t' • . ' .. ' . .• • j <\ A L CLEAN UP SALE BEGINS TOMORROW I FRIDAyI .JULy 26th . ' Rei. $11.15 W"MEN'S DRESSES •.. . ..• • . . $8.80 Re.. 'lUS WOMEN'S DRESSES ••...•..• • 8.00 Be&. flt.OO WOMEN'S DRESSES ..... .... $1.00 Jte&, ' 8.85 WOMEN'S DRESSES ......... $8.00 Reg. f 1.15 W6MEN'S DRESSES ...... .. . $5.00 87 Be,. ' US WOMEN'S DRESSES ......... U .OO 110 Bee· $ 3.15 WOMEN'S DRESSES . . . . . . . . $3.00 US Rell. $ 2.95 WomoD'I HOllie Dren... . . ... $2.00 7 Jte&. $US Women's Play S11lla ..... . . . . .. .. • 2.00 11 Ref. $US WOMEN'S SKIRTS . . . . . . . . . . . . $%.00 11 Re(. $3.8S to $7.85 WOMEN'S SKIRTS . . . . $3.00 %0 Be,. $!.95 IDd $3.85 GIRLS' SKIRTS ... . .. $%.00 5 Bee· '11.50 GIRLS' COATS .• •.. . .. . .... $10.00 18 BOI· $13.95 GIRLS' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1.00 3 Bel. $1!.15 GIRLS' COATS ............ . $ 1.00 t ROI. ftt.OO GIRLS' (;OATS . . . . . . . . . . . • . $ 7.00 %1 B... $ 8.85 GIRLS' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4.00 11 Reg. ' 7.IS GIIW!' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . f 5.00 10! Reg. $1.48 and U.DS GIRLS' SHORTS ... . fl.OO · 7 Be&. $3.15 GIRLS' PLAYSUITS •........... U.OO 27 Reg. $US GIRLS' T SHIRTS . . . . . . .•... U.118 IS Rec. $2.39 to $3.95 WOMEN'S SHORTS . . . . $1.00 8 ReJ. 'US MATERNITY DRESSEB . . . . . . . ,3.00 Z ReJ. $US MATERNITY DRESSI!ll ........ $!.00 11 Rei. $5.95 MATERNITY TOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 I Reg. $US WOMEN'S CREPE ROBES .. . ... n.OO 1 Rec. $8UO WOMAN'S COAT . .. .... . . . .. $19.75 ! Reg. $%UO WOMEN'S COATS ........... UUI 5 Rec. $3UO WOMEN'S SUITS .. .... . ... .. $19.7S 2 Reg. $25.00 WOMEN'S SUITS . . . . . . . . . . . . UUO 4 Reg. $19.118 WOMEN'S Str!TS . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 9.75 S Bee. $17.50 WOMEN'S SUITS . . . . . • . . . . . . • 8.75 1 llec. UUS WOMAN'S SUIT • ............ $ 7.48 1 Reg. $13.85 WOMAN'S SUIT . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1.98 WOMEN'S LINGERIE 6 Reg . • 3.95 R.A YON TRICOT GOWNS .%.00 4 Reg. n8.95 NYWN TRICOT GOWNS ... $3.00 8 Reg. $5.95 NYLON TRICOT GOWNS ... . .. $3.etl 7 Reg. $3.15 NYLON TRICOT PETTICOATS . $%.00 3 Reg. $1.95 NYWN SHORTY GOWNS ... . . U .OO 6 Reg. $1.50 Extra Large Rayon PANTIES .... . 75e %7 Reg, 59e RAYON TRICOT PANTIES . ....... 3k ! Reg . ...95 NYLON TRICOT SLIPS (&d) .... $3.00 % Reg. $3.95 WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS ..... U.OO I Reg. $3.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS ... . .... $2.00 2 Reg. $3.95 Nylon Trleot PAJAMAS .... . •.. f%.00 2 Reg. $2.85 Rayon Cre110 BED JACKETS .. . . $2:00 12 Reg. $1.95 E•tra Size lloyon Trl<ot SLIPS . . $1.00 FOUNDAliON GARMENTS 3 Reg. $3.85 STRETCH GIRDLES ........... I Reg. f1 .50 NYLON GIRDLE ....... . .. .. . ! Reg. $7.95 Cotton Brocade GIRDLES .. . ... 1 Reg. $8.95 HI WAIST GIRDLE ..... . ... . .. I Reg. $5.95 DACRO.N GIRDLE . . .. . . . ... •• I Reg. $5.00 STRETCH GIRDLE . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Reg. $2.50 MESH STRETCH GIRb'LES .. ... MEN'S TROUSERS • . . .. . . $7.00 • • • 0 • • . .. . . . $6.00 $4.00 . MEN'S DEPARTMEltT ... -- ... - .. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS - ~· MEN'S l!OBBY JEANS . . . . . . .... $2.00 ' ti.9S MEN'S KNIT ' POLO SHIRTS ' .... ...... f1 .39 Rei· tUS MEN'S KNIT POLO SHIRTS . ... .. $2.00 Reg. tU8 Sbort Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS . . . . .. $1.50 Reg. $1.95 Long Sleeve While Dress Shlrh . . . . $1.38 Men's Bli Yonk Matching Uniform• ...... • 6.00 a suit ... 13 Reg. U.95 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS .. . .. . .. $3.00 1 Reg. $8.95 WOMAN'S HANDBAG . .. . .. ... ltOJ. tZ.91 t•.oo 9 Reg. $7.85 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS • , •..•.. $4.00 19 Reg. $2.85 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS' . . ...... $1.50 14 Reg. $1.9S WOMEN'S HANDBAGS ... . .. . . $1.00 1Z Reg. $1.00 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS . . . .. .. . . 50c - .. __._. - MIRROR.$ .' . BICYCLES Bog. $1.98 18"•18" WALL MIRRORS . ..... .. . $1.81 ZO lneb BICYCLES . . ... . ........ . ...... . $3&.00 Reg. U.69 f8"x18" WALL MIRRORS .... . .. .. $1.31 Reg. $2.49 !O"dO" \tALL MiRRORS ... ...... , .1.98 . %4 Jnob BICYCLEil ......... " ............ $39.00 28 Ineh BICYCLES . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. , .. . $39.00 Reg. t3.28 2!"x2Z" WALL MIRRORS .. . .. . .. . fi!.68 Reg, $5.91 14"xS4" WALL MIRRORS .. . ... . .• $U8 Reg. f8.95 18"x80" WALL MIRRORS' . . ..... . . $5.44 NURSERY FURNITURE Bel. $11.11 BATHINI!TTES . . .. .. .... .' ...... • 8.88 Bel. UUI BATHINBTI'ES •. . . .. . . ..... . .. $13.88 Ref. $4.%9 CAR SEAT8 .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . • f3.00 Res. Ro1. RoJ. BeJ. ReJ. Re1. Re1. Re1. . Re1. $1.11 CAR SEATS ....... . ....... . .. .. $1.11 UUI BASSlNETTES ....•.. . .. . ... . •• $7.00 $11.10 STROLLERS .. .. .. , ...... , .... U ••OO 11UI STROLLEIIS ... ......... .. . ... fll"O UUI STROLLERS ...... .. ......... . $li.;ll $lUI FOLDA HI Clh\IRS . . .... , . .... U .81 $1t.IO PLAY PENS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . U .tS 'IUO BABY IIIOll .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . I! ... $1'l,IO BABY BEDS ... .. .. • .. .. .. .. . . . $1••00 ReJ....t5 CAR. BEDS . .. .... ....... .. ...... ...00 lleJ . ....918WINGS ...... .... ....... , . . .. .. t~.Oo . TABLES 4 Res. $18.81 LIGHT FINISH TABLES ..••.. I Rea. $11.10 TV TABLE IDd CART .... . ... . 2 Rea. $18.81 STEP TABLES .. .. ...... . .... 2 Rei. $12:50 LIGHT ROUND TABLES . . ..• 1 Re.. $14.91 PICTURE WINDOW TABLE . .. 1 Reg. $2'1.10 LIME OAK STEP TABLE . . . . . . I Res. fU.ts DRUM TABLE .. . .. ,. . • . . . . • 1 ReJ. 18UO DRUM TABLE • .. . . : . . . . . . . • 1 Ref. $!2.50 DRUM TABLE .. .. . •... . , .•• 2 Rea. $3l.SO CORNER TAIJL£8 ..•. . .••• . •• ! Re1. 117.110 CORNER TABLES .. .... . . .. • •. 1 ReJ. ~~.91 CORNER TABLE . . . . . . . . . . . • Reg. $%.95 WOOL aiUI NYLON STOLES .... Reg. $%.85 SILK and COTTON STOLES .... Reg. $3.95 SILK ud COTTON STOLES . . . . Reg, $5.95 WOOL STOLES • . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 • 2.00 $2.50 $3.00 -----~----------~ INFANTS' WEAR 8 1 1 2 5 COSTUME JEWELRY 15 Reg. $2.50 COTTON BRAS . ..... . ... . ... : . 'U .S& ' · i 'Reg. $2.00 CO'I"''qN BRAS . . .. : ...... ... .. '$1.50 9 Reg. $4.00 CINCH BRAS ... ... . .... . .... 'UO '' 7 Reg. f2.50 COTTON STRAPLESS BRAS ... . 11.10 UUB $1%.88 $".811 UU8 tll:88 $18.88 $18.88 .U.88 •U·"-8. $U.OO $10.00 $1~·· ,. Regular $1.95 Cos1ume Jewelry · · · · $1.00 Regular $1.00 Costume Jewelry · · · · · · SOc ·~> ' ' 0 o • I ~ \ ·~ ' '-· . ---------------------~====~::~::~~~~-~~ ' . ' ~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~-~~----------------- • ' Pomerqy.lflddle""rt, ...., "rllr.y,1July.,211, ·1 .. 1~7 8 Reg. $1.29 GLASS ASH TR,AY SETS . . . . . . . GOt 4 Reg. $1.89 GLASS ASR "~:BAY Sl!:I'S .... . .. 75e 120 Reg. lfle GLASS DISHES , . . . . . . .. . . ..... lOc .' BOOK. CASES- DESKS aild (EDAR CHESTS WillNotBaDot . Issue In November 42 Reg. 45c CASSEROLE BASKETS . . . . . . . . . . lOt 11 Reg. 59c CASSEROLE BASKETS • . . . . . . . . . 30o 8 Reg. 75e CASSEROLE BASKETS .. . . ... . .. SOt 6 Reg. 95e CASSEROLE BASKETS . . ..... . , . SOt 4 Reg. $1.10 CASSEROLE BASKETS . ... . . .. 50t 3 Reg. $1.19 CASSEROLE BASKETS .. . .. .. . 50c 11 Reg. U.OO BRILLIUM TRAY$ ·....... , . , . . SOc 5 Reg. $US CENTERPIECES . . . . . . . • . . . . . $1.00 43 Reg. 35e PLAS11C PicrUR:E l'RAMES .... tOe 4 Reg. tl.95 GLASS SANDWICH 'TRAYS . .. $1.00 41 Reg. 39e CHINA CUPS IDd SAJJ<:EIIS . .. ... 21ie 14 Roc. $2.95 EJedrlc lt~seel Dost~;oyerl . .... $1:00 11 Reg. 98e PLAS~IC fLACE MAT SETS . .... 3~e 3 Reg. $4.15 <;AST IRON GRILLS . . . . . . . . $%.00 11 Reg. $1.$9 TEA POTS ........... .. .. ... . 60e 59 Reg. 59e GRAVY BOATS .. ... ..... 1.. .... ~ S9c 6 Reg. fl.ll SUGAR IDd CREAM SETS • . . . . . $0e 63 Jt.og. 89c SALT ~d PEPPER SETS . . . . . . . . . %5e 14 Reg. U.l9 COVERED DISiii!S .. . . .. ... ... lfle . 15 Reg. 50t , MEA~ P~TTERS ; . .... .. , ... ·. , . 25c 31 Reg. $1.00 MEAT PLATTERS . ... c . . . . .• . :' ioe J Rei. $10$.00 M..~IDY Drop Leaf Tallie. ..• ~::::: t Rec. '101.0' Comer Cltbla Cab)nell ... . . .. . 2 Re1• .1101.10 Ml/lOP,IJY Bulfeta ...•. . • • .. , 11 Roc. !iiabOCUIY Book Sbelf .••. , •..••. iii!~~! Be,. '42.10 _.7.10 Walall& Book Cue ............ 1 Rec. f3-f.OO JlookShelf ............. .. .. .. 1 ReJ. _....0 Waln11t Book Caie ........... . 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 l 1 o 'J, • • • 1 o o!:'\\ ...~-' .....'••,. Cod'\' . - ··~ . ole ·Young Numismatists Purslle,, . I Hoose Demotrats Blame Ike For Defeat Of The Measure ' villa~!, 'clerk, said today Novemlier b~llot for a .~ ~ ' - - - - - - - - - -• -- - SING..., COPY-lie WASHIN~TON (UP) - House Democrats bitterly. blamed Prelident Etsenhower today for defeat of the f1 500 000 000 school eoJUitructlon bln. ' ' ' d Houu Republican• def~nded the President's role. But they a mttled his failure to giVe strong support to th hurt tis chances of passage. e measure f . Health .~as qot acted on . pmnll ~o dump un;here were waiting - -- - ---' Not Guilty Plea · Made By Five On •• ', '- SWEEPERs·- CURtAINs.:. BEDSPREADS Reg. $149.00 8 pe. Walnut or' Blonde Mahogony 2 »eg. $268.00 3 pe. Solid Maple . ... . . .. . .. 1 ft.eg. $U9.00 a pe. Mahogany . ... . . . ... . . 1 p.eg. UJI7.00 ape. Wolnut ...... . . . ...... 1 .!leg. $,197.00 3. pe. Seo Foam Mahogaay . . .. 1 Reg. tll1,q0 3 pe. Walnut . . ... . . . ....... 2 Reg. U97.oo 3 pe. S'ea Foam Mahogany .... 1 Reg. $249.00 3 pe. Blue Mink . . .. . . . . . . .. 1 Reg. $249.QO 3 pe. Solid Maple . . . ... . •.. I Reg. $269.00 3 pe. Moo!llDlil Mahogany . . . . 1 Reg. f289.00 3 pe. Tan Bark . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Reg. $~88.00 3 po. Lbn~d Oak . .. . ........ 1 ReR .•248.00 • po. Jloltde MahORIDf . ..... 1 Reg. $188.00' pe. Walnut . . . . . . . . .... . . Z Reg. tZOI.O@ 3 pe. Seafoam Mahogany . .. . . 1 Reg. $54UG 3 pe. Solid Maple . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Reg. f%48.00 4. pe. M!lhogany Nutmeg ...... 1 Rec. $288.09 4 pc. Dark Mahogany . . . . . . 1 Reg. $U2.0P 3 pc. Solid .Cherry .. I·.. .. .. . 1 !leg. ••ta.qo 3 p~. S»lld Cherry . . ... ..... 1 f$,49.00 3 pc. SoU~ Cherry . ... .. ... . 1 ft:og. $3&7 .09 3 pc, Solid Maple . .. ... .. ... 1 g. fiDA.oo 3 pc. Seafoam Mah-ogany . ... . 1 og. $!41.00 3 pe. Solid Magnolia ..... . ... t'· $99.00 $222.00 1261.00 U71.00 $141.00 $1UOO USii.OO $188.00 · $188.00 $218.00 $216.00 $139.00 $199.00 $182.00 $171.00 $422.00 $199.00 $218.00 $468.00 $444.00 $422.00 13ZZ.OO $184.00 $158.01 DREsSERS and CHESTS I Reg. $59.00 Walnut Chest . . .. $41.50 I Reg. $42.50 Blonde Mahogany . Chest $35.00 I Reg. $97.50 Maple Desk Chest . $66.00 I Reg. $69.00 Seafoam Mahogany Chest $44.00 I Reg. 27 .SO Red Mahogany Chest $22.88 I .Reg. $27.50 Maple Chest .... . $22.88 I ):\eg. $32.50 Salem Maple Chest $26.00 I Reg. $42.50Salem Maple Dresser $34.00 2 Reg. $32.50 Metal Wardrobes . $26.00. . 2 ~~' $42.50 Me\al W~rdrobes $34.00 .' Reg. $99.00t> Breakfost Sets . . ... $80.00 t • Reg. $1.59:dllBteol<fast Slets ,.. . $122.00 Re~. ,$ 1'29:00 ;flrea~fast Sets' ... $103.00 :' r , , Reg ..$1 09.00 Brebkfast Sets . ... $81.00 ~eg. Sets . . . $1 1I. 00' ~ • .... , ... ......... . . Cliett - 12 Reg. SOc GLASS TEAYS .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . . 35~ 28 ReJ. 35c FLOWER, POTS . . .. ... . ..... , , . ZOe 13 Reg. U.OO GARDEN TOOL SETS . . . •.. . .. • 89e ' 'BED ROOM• SUITES IRWfA$T SETS :::'\':. "/::'~ • Reg. $13.50 (illder ltep~e'e!DeDi"CUshlons . . JB,OO Reg. $16.50 Gltilor Repl~m•lll ~~llloas . . U2.0P Reg. $1.85 E·l Real UtWty Cu~0111 . . . . . . . $1,q. Reg.· $28.95 Hoover "Pixie" Sweepers . .. . $15.00 (for CIOUIIng Furniture) 4 Reg. $48.95 Hoover Lark Sweepers .. .,. . .. $15.00 1 Reg. "9.00 Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner •. •.. . ;• f40.eo 4 Reg. $11.95 Bissell "Grand lloplds" Sweepers $7.etl (DIIeontlnuod Models) 1 Reg. $8.95 Sofa Pillow (foam ·rubber) . , , . • . $3.00 3 Reg. $4.95 Corduroy Pillows : . - . . . . . . . . . . . $3.o4 7 Rei. ,us ~~a P~lowe (loam illbber) , • . . . . $2.50 , 39 Keg. tZ .•Ii lloiiiiOir l'jllows <kOflilk fiUed) . . . h.O& 20 Reg. fl.95 Corduroy Sofa PIUowa .... . . . .. . U.Qq 6 Reg. $1.59 Sola Pillows (eotton flllod) .. , .. .. $1.00 8 Reg, $1.95 Plastic Tailored Cw1alns 35"x54" pr. $1.00 10 Reg. $1.8~ Plastic Shower cartlitN.l'it;l!' pr. '1.00 9 Reg. n.69 Plastle Shower Criljl\:n~· pr.''U.!i.• · 2 Reg. $3.95 Shower Curtain Ensemble . . . . . . . U.G~ 18 pro. '5.85 DRAPES .. .... . ... . ...... . pr: $3.00 !0 prs. $7.95 DRAPES .... . .. . . ...<. ... .. pr. . . 7 p~: f8.15 .J'tlnled Fli!!>f~. DRAI11;;~ . ... pr. 20 R~g. ~\'1~ VileOie ·aug, ~11:X48" •. ; , 31 Reg. 1.85 TUfted Seatter R~~Ct 30''¥48" ... 18 Reg. JUS Plald~ne Sealfllr: RU~t ·%4:,~1 · 43 Reg. $1'.f5 CbeniUe Bedl\ireads . .... .., . : .. 42 Reg. fS.H Chenille Bedspreads· ... "· . : . .-~. 28 Re1. $5.85 Llntless Vlseose Nylon Bedspreads 14 .Reg. •3.95 Tuflod Bedspreads .. . . . .... ... . 4 Reg. t13.~S Rtl8ebnd Bedspreads . .. . . ..••. 1 Reg. $11.95 Cloverlelll' Chenille Bedspread .. 4 Reg. flO.tl Calldlewlek Llntlen Bedspread• • 1 881. UO.OO H~bnal~ Bedll)ll'ead . . . .. .... .. , ~. Reg, .8.1$ Bedlpread ..... . . ... ....... .. . · t ·Reg, f8.t5 Cotton Betipreado .. . . . . . . . . . . . , 18 Reg. $3.85 Cotton Seeraueker Bedopreads , . 2 Reg. f1 ••91 Bedspread1 . ... .' .. .. .. .... . . 11 Be•. IUS Plastic GUder Covera . ... . ...•.. 18 Re(. $1:t5 Pla1lle ~ap&e Covera· ... . ... . , . 23 R~. $2.85 Plaslle Gilder Covers . ..... , . . . . ~;;:;; 10 Reg. ftS.OO Samsonllo flat B""e1 . . . . . . . . $1 &eg.•8.95 Window A-:nlnp .. : .. . . ; .. . .. .. . 6 Ret. llallallla Shadet 3'sl' ... .. .... . . : :!g. ,oreh Shatloo .. • .... . . ~:;:oi , f. I · ldt! Poreh Shad01 . . .. . • . . .. •• 8 4 27 3 - , .. < BendBoa~g . Club Plangjng A Drought AreaS. BY UNITED PRlS~ Fair 5kte,e were eltpoot~d tit contj.nue today over the drought- parcbed East, and tbe one-ti11ut fiMA Western "dust bQw) '' wa1 mired In more mouture than it couJd i>andle. Foreeastera said n o rain wa; :•:,a drought. Damage to crops m the region, extending from Malr.c to Virginia, is estlmated at ten!! of mlllions of d9Uar s, and farm experts warqed the figure equid s ho!rt much higher unless raios cort\e in · the Oezt four or five daYII · 7~;o;: "'bu!'ldl,y, rains up to '1.1 •' was dUe for lod ay. Weathermen thunder.!lhowen frnm slope., of the Rockie$ the Great Lakes. affected by the Easteno are Maine, New Hampparts of New York, New Pennsylvania , Delaware. MaaaaehusetU, ConnecIsland and MaryJanc!. said rain in the area hu been normal mnce fii::Oi 1 '"*' WJ: :.:l'de deve-l<~proe'nts in weld· lt"l;ta revealed n , charq. ~nd aids~. The claasroom act~aJ welding in· practi~e. ~e ~sl~ a..;::!i:t:J~~:staged .sfxth , annual l(eSunday a!· lernoon at 1 o'clock with some 50 amateur r.Qcertl expected to par-· Uclpate. The affair ~ being sponsored JoinUy by the RavenswOO\I Lions Club and the Ravenswood Boat Club. Jam~ Beauseau If c:ba~1n of the event whic!:b is expecti;d to .tttract at least 3000 IIQeC:lato&. Swift curre'nu and rain h.ampere(l last year'a activities, yet the affair wu the most suereas ful .stqed. 'I'bfs year n~w have been constructed W'ith lacilitiea for ' .er:•!Ql'.ifo$t S~?h .. :.: ~.$.~4.oo . M1'J)J' p•l l 9' 00 J3D tJ":tV• By- Cohunb'Ia Gas in· sil{hl for an 11-~;tate Eastl!rn } ll'el in the grip of a ~wo--month S of the procen were gatta GAS and ELECTRIC RANGES - -· '""""'L:l.....:.=.......';,; . f•ter.e...,' 1'~'*..,.-•.,.. •-e. . . 5 Reg. $2.45 Aluminum Coffee Servers . . .... $1.50 . 24 Reg. FUO Plastie Wuhlng Machine Coven . $1.00 120 Reg. 75c METAL WASTE BASKETS ....... 50t Rea. $5.95 INFANTS' SRAWLS .. .. . • .. .. $3.00 Beg. 16.95 INFAN~ Slio\WL .. . . ........ $3.00 Rei. 13.95 INFANT'S SHAWL . . . . . . . . . . . . $%.00 Reg. $2.95 INFANTS' SIJAWLS .. , ..... .. 11.50 Reg. 11.95 INFANTS' S;wEATEIIS . . ..... . $1.118 ''I II ReJ. $2.50 INFANTS• SWEATERS .....• . . $1.50 11 Reg. $2.95 DIAPER SETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 , 1% Reg. $3.95 Boys' Corduroy Diaper Sets . . . . . $2.80 8 Reg. $3.95 Glrla' Corduroy Dr.per Sets . . . . . $2.00 . ' $l,SO '' 1 ~ Reg. f2.85 Boys' Cotton DIAPER SETS . . . . $2.00 3 Reg. $3.95 Glrla' Cotton DIAPER SETS . .. . . $%.00 $3;oo 9 Reg. $2.95 BOYS' 2 PC. SUITS . ......... , $1.50 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $1.50 8 Reg. $8.118 Strolcla Pantle GIRDLES ... . . ,': $3.00 . 25 20 9 3 _. ' IY UN ITeD ... Ill I Ohio ' flolt !Moy, .._ ly wttlt 0 chonct !If I fow Jltht thewtn In the ftl,..... 1 Reg. $3.58 CHINA DRIPOLATORS ....... $%.00 1% Reg. 13.49 Al~tmlnum Coffee Makers . . . . . $1.50 WOMEWS STOLES 5 Reg. f$ .00 Stretch Pintle GIRDLES . . .. . ~. $3.00 41 Reg. $1.25 COTTON BRAS ..... . . .. .. . .';' . . 71e Reg. $9.95 Men's Trousers Reg. $7.95 Men's Trousers Rei). $5.95 Men's Trousers VOL_lX NO. 86 • • 20 Reg. f1.28 Alumlaum Greaoe DlapODIOI'll .... 65c l3 11 Sl U U . Dnotefll'el'h HOUSEWARES READY TO WW ! • Weotller 1 ·n tine ' Bemg • Rumored ~~ "He didn't du anytbJng ..'$n.oo CR-Pa.), ehtef Republican backer ' . of the bUI . and an Eisenhower '" PORTSMOUTH. 0: UP _ A Apokellllan on edueation mattera ' ~ .11pok~sman for the: Cohtmbia Gas blamed the defeat on ''hard-rock System today refuaed to affirm re- oppoaition" by 10me House DH!Iil• ports ~ c~mpany planned to bera to all federal aid prOgram~, Kybuild 1 $10 million plant at SiJoam, the eronpmy wave and tbe ''lin- ' ·· near bere. ~~~ arpmen.t" left ovtr the ~ill .. fund distribution Ionnula The spokesman said in New This dl · · York tbe company has an option li~~: spute remamed to th~ end . on "some acreage" in the Slloam of Elsenboyer's ret~C, to fully support tbe eom.........: ,rea but that "further announce. bill: · ,...,....._ ment depended on progress of Pllnlt" ' He nid the may announce ~:~;~in two or three gi on the site nicl mil\icm"'ere planning to build a $fO planl Preston Oil Co., a sabsjdiat1 o.t: Colwnbia Gas System. started preliminary work today Cor a MO !l'IWop- ~oUar ~hemical pltUlt located across tbe Ohio River at ~·· Ky. • . Tbe P,lant is expened J ~ 0 em ploy a~ut ?OO .persons ta pump natural' gas mto tbe bulltl\og and proeel! it into ~'y produeta for eomm,rcial and industrial use. Tbe Plaut will be loeated on a 1~:-"C!re .tract r.ecentl;y purchased from the. Chesapeake 1: Ohlo Railroad Cg., located aerOu the river fi'Pm New Boston, Ohio. Columbia .al.ao has opthml\!d 367 acr~ of the c. & O's 1 000 acre Jndustrial site, along 'tite Ohio River at Frost and at other Kentucky communities along tts rail lines~ 'Contractors for t he plant will be ~e J . F. Pritcbud and Co., Of .Dt.llln~ 4-CJty, M:o. Fair And Warmer' . Foreeast· · F~r Tb~ Weekend I be 'P&rellf.s or ,uardta., oWhers from Part. Page. Seveit) I' > By UNITID PlESS Cloudy and 11!001 wt.ather hung Ohki , tOday, rormiDJ th-f! bOwidary ot ahower . Mit:!higan aad The weatherman said the clouds would f.rtft e-.:tward and produce a few scattered" showt!Jil in the Late Erie .-eetlon of the state. The weather map sbowed high pressure tovering Ohio and ,Penn· sylvania and a Jow pressure area· over Wiaeons~n. The Wisconsht lowl however, grew steadily weak· bf, friday morning .and wu eqected .to have Aittle or no elfeet on Ohio's weatber. !Jle weekend (orecaat was (or fatr anti warm weather. Morning temperature8 in Oh1o fanged fr<lm !57 at Toledo and 1r ·~;~··~ Zanesville to 65 at Cleveland. CJncinnatl had 61 and Columbll$ 62. ~xplorer Scouts Will Sp«)nsor The Explorer Scouts will sell home made ice cream anrt cakes Saturday start1n1 at 4 p. m. at the Middleport ~gfon Hall. ·be run under h~>i';~~l~;·~,!lii' American Powel' ren•o, ...,~ . wfth UJe excepexhaust will racers under 21 must bave wntten, t ment •• ' Rep. S1muel K. McConnel Ir. · Social Saturday Sets . . ~ ..•$1a7.00 ' a~ I can determme," Ba1ley ~( aJtboug.b as la~e as WedDesda)' I was promi.<ed • !et~er or ...,,.,. The- Seouts will be delighted to IAD!••;'>oa Hceive contributions for u1~>Uld have been busy thl8 with the assistance of their f!il and (Mrs. Richard ~:;~;~d Wif• of their advisor, in lc.e .eream which bas been ,.,, tbe· 11le. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 25, 1957 janey martin russell