http://66.213.69.5/files/original/12cd0f4f1de926f074c80cf4404aabbd.pdf 013c8784864110fe9cee60e66ae4070e PDF Text Text ......... ' turned homf · on --=---::--=~=~=-::---::-J Spartanburg, where they had viidt- -•·r' -::--.,----- Mr. On d MfS, HOWQrdSteWOftob Serve Their Golden Wedding Anniversary from ed M-SJit. Brewincton'a mother. Mr. and Mr.-. Robert White and three children, Akron, were The Weddinl AnniverMeetinr ury ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard of lin. R. s. White and _.~,~~ OWen Bratton and Gerald AnStewart was quietly ob.sern<l"fue thony served 11ndwicbea and .POP last week end and were joined and Mrs. Thoma• Wiant · to Ulnea, WednetdaJ July a( at to the memben of the Baptlat for , dort vi.Jit. the home of her aider, Mrs. Ray Men's BrGtherbood of the Ftra June Qulllen, daughter Seldenabel, Spring Ave. )I • Baptist Church wh~n they had a and Mrs. George Quillen, of f-IG'!ft.FJ were social meetlna Thur&day ni.Jbt at thi! home 'I't)e accompanied Mr. and Mra. Frartk the Mei.g1 County Fairgrounds. ttracu Ktna: and 11on, Roger, ' to their bl Gamea were enjoyed and those w(thta• :k:!•u:Ucl present included Bratton, presJ· home in Columbus for .a viait last Iced In white and deeor· dent; Atbony; Malcolm Miller, Ed· week end. wlth a:old rose bud.l and toP,ison Baker, William Fee, Don Beck· Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wbe Jr. and ped wlth a a:olden wmtbe _and tbt er and David Dgrst Jr. Mr. t- nd Mrs. C. J. Davis and daugb numenl, 110 In gold, wlib aold ter, Chriseie, GallipoJia. were busl· taper• l.n cryltal holden ~ eJth· neas v1aitor3 in Columbu!ll, Wed- er alde. nesday They stopped enroute A110 on the table .were home at Jaclr.Jion for a Jbort vllit enu of a:old roae bud& aDd )'el10 with Mr. and Mrs. William Beh I I dl h b ldand daughter, Sandra, and flere low 1ladol •l_ld erylla Ill ea O ~Dil white m1nt1 topped with the Tbe Rev. C. E. Hoyt took his accompanied home from there b)' numeral ~ in gold. and nuta. wif~ to.,Pblllipl, w . Va., Thursday Katherine Jane Hannahll, who bad A ab: o'clock cbtc:ten dinner wu served at the Middleport Roadwhen they ret-eived word that her been vi11lting there for a week. mother, Mrs. C. B. HawkiJ15, had Mr. and Mrs. WiUls Antl1onj aide Park an~ in tbe evenin1 injured her back In a fnll at her were called to Columbus 11lur• home macle lee and cih borne. Mrs. Hoyt remained for an day when they received Word that ee,ved at the hoMe nieeea of Du.rlng indefinite stay with her mother. Ills motbcr, Mrs. Sophia A'Dtbony, M-Sgt. an4 Mrs. James Brewing- &\, had been taken to Whlte Croas evening pl.c:ture~ ton and thett daughter, Sandra, Hoapital after having a atrok~ that and ne hew, John Vroman, re- day. Mrs. Anthopy made her ·borne wltb a daughter, Mrs. Etnmett Shafer, Columbus. "Charlea White went to Ba.,_, Brotherhood - J ..nlta Hawk! .., Sidney IOoes and WUiiam: lldihee, who are · ompleyed in Columb.., will ~pend the week end bert with tUI.r familie:5. Getld~a Ia Held My -Pri. 26 Dan Dailey Donald O'Connor Mit.&i Gay110r "THERE'S NO BUSINESS LtKI SHOW BUSINESS" (Cinemucope-Technicolor) --alsoJ.ames Cralg Lynn BarJ "WOMEN OF PITCAIRN ISLAND" (ID Regalstope) s.turci•Y Only July 27 Walter BreniWl Phil Harria HGQODBYE MY LADY"' (1",..n:eUent Family Picture) -alsoRuss Tamblyn Gloria Talbot "'THE YOUNG GUNS" Cotnecb and Carteoa Middleport Society POMEROY SOCIE'IYMt1. Mn. Roeco6 and Mrs. Da1e lqllt.h,. Mr. ond !ho. Dflmll' arran1e-l ~!:' :·~r:!do:f.~:.~lor I ....: Wagner of North Lim~ •. :.be bon- wKb her mother, M,r.. JuUi! with Mrs. Cleland Heines. .. ored guestl and Mn. SeJd~n,~l, · Qavb: and Cltther r.elatlves. Mr. And Mra. James ·Ginther, The couple received !llanY lovely Sharon Smltll of Clift n, W. Va. sons, ~eorge ~nd PhWlp. of C~· t:lftl. Member~; of Ma&nolla Tern1 recent gue.!!il of 9her aunt cinnata are vaai!JnJ bla pareata, ~le Pythlan S1sters and the Pallt uncle M"r and M All' d Mr. .and Mra. Or11 GintHer. h' f 1 Cl b ned durin., the eve-• · rs. re , Ie u ca ed 1 S(:~ln and daughter, Judy. . M!'a. Percy Peoples 1a coniined n!ng and Pr":rt g be Df ~ Thomas MeCJqng and \to her home witb lllness •Jld iJ g:Jtta but unda ue to th pFunen of JaCkson are speildjng being visited by her dauabtm were Mr. an ... rs. An on)' sco, d ·h • Youngstown; Mr. and Mn. Joseph 11. :f~ a.va. l'it -u !f parents. Mr. Kathleen Norr1s, or Athcn1. ~ Guy, Ne~ Sprln~field: Mr .. and .. · Mrs. Eugene W1se, Lhbon, Mr. ,. and Mc!f. Eugene All7n. ,N orih· ~ . I and Mrs. Fapn1e Kaspar, n; . I th~ ·•' ~d ~~:~ :.":!d~!~!:JU:u::. and ...,. 11 . , vo " .J l r . ud .llrt. carol ~~:rd~t~ilt'1!~l'~/::/•g~ and Mn. .Bay Gotherd of Gallipollt and Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Smith and ton. of Pomeroy. Mrs. Joe Wood of NamiJtor;t vbfted her roother, Mra. Lillian MoBri.de and s.bter. Mrs. ·Ruth CuD• dlft, Mr. and Mrt. Melvin 'Grimtn vU!lt· ed his bro~r, Ray Grimm, at NeMrw HavdenMr,1 :,.Y_,I;, H d . an a. ~ra:e o an ID children •~t R.•cine ho~~ve mQved lnt<t 'their hom~ they purebased from .Mrs.. t'l'anee. Jtober1& the former ......., •'I .1 Avery Ro:;v,:::. home on C~ ea:e "'""' . 1 ' m• * ' . · .. ,. ... -. u.feguuded again5C 1osa by 6re or theft • , , Mr. and Mn. W111 Allltin' Smlth and 1ona, Billy and David, Hf!ma· tite, Virginia, vllite-d Mte. J. 0. Leonard recentl)'. )b. and Mrs. Roger Emmi1h and c;tauehters, Sally and Betsy, have returned to thelr home ln De· trolt after vl,l\lng bl• parentli, !h. and Mn. c. A. Emmllb. Mr. and Mra. Jojln Haw!Uns Jr. there * * COLUMBIA plete, modem protection - CORAL * ' **' * ' ...* RC"- VICTO~ All TM Lat"t Ntt. and Pa..ul• Recordings ' "WheN bdlo aftd TV It A l~lnettr N.. A.tlftllna" ' Mlcklft~Mrt stripping tor'action! lvalt With Muy Rlee, were .Miu Sauer. Slellf .,.d . loin• . Olorence Mr~ MoNoU. ESS·-. 1956 Oldsmolllle ' Super "88" Hard Top Cpe. Mak~ ~~ an of· fer. Power Steering ft Br~k••· Very cl118R lnalde . , .. and .ouj. Hydramatl'0 dtlve. , ' rulpment. 1952 Pontiac · .... · .... · .. $477 Cbl!lce of live "better buys." Many are go- Roadmasler Convertible Cpe. Power SteerIna & Braltes. Gen. leather illllde. trim. Power' seat and windows. V&ry _low, Q)lleage. One .,.reful local owner • . New one costs about es,ooo.oo. )'W. 1954 Butcks · · as low as .$11:395 JJP.!t gr""n llnloh. 1952 Butcks · ·· · as low as $677 Ina lo aet some real bargains. It should be .' Choice of three. RE •'"- \ . •. ·' "-' .. li'WA ' .. ' . •;;~~!i<•;. ir.:~~~~.!;'t~ Wh:lte HOuse Press . Allf'"l~i....... Anne WheatOn told n· Eiaerihower t:tis :S '· " expressed grcut ,~~~~~;~,i~~~ that the HOU!>.e . ita way to p~u lm rneasure to meet the of sebools." .8eeretary of education and· welfare, was "disappointed" by House ac:tion. Ht had callel! th.e bill'a pa~sa&eo. (ConHnu..t on ,.,. ThNe) ·t,ooo Polio Shots Made Available To ' -Meigs Countians 1 Audrey Young, ehalrman of the :Jtefllit COUnty ··Polio Founc:ktlon, 1 .llld". 1pproxlmately 1,000 polio · J" tljot. bave beef'! purchased by her "' ~n~ation and ·will be &dmlnis· , fi'!'e4 here by .lbe county Heolth • · ' Shot. will be gtven tO tboae Jn ttli-20 tbi'oulh 'the 39-year-old aa:e croup, all )'Ciunaer persona bavlnJ had am,ple opportunity to obtaiP ahots before. , , ~beiJ to lblr age lfGup will .,. 11Yin 1'1}eaclay, JulY r 3Q. at &he --l~h ~ depnrttnent, E.. ).t:ain·lt.; J»omero)' from 9 to ' 12,, and on 'Show ,., . . . ,. '· Succumbs After Su£f'ermg , slf0ke · . · Mrs. Fred J. Gardner reCeived word frida:v of thE~ dciath of her brother, Cllfft.rd C. Wharff, 60, COlumbus. Mr. Wharff (nd his wife have been vidtlng their ·daughter, Mrs. Robert Zer~le, and ··am~ly on Long tsland, N. Y., and ·he had a atroke. a week ago wblch was followed by tWo other lttokes within the next five days. He had bl!en In Ill health for appraxi111atelY six. years. Survivors include hi:S wife, Jean; two dau'gb'terl. --{EmUy, at bome; Mrs. Zerkle;· LOng llland; lour grandchildrel'l; three lilter11, Mrs. Gar~ner, Middleport; Mrs. Faye Jauchtua, ColUmbus, aft:d Mrs. Ed Lewis, Cleve.l and; • brolhe!", Walter Wharff, East Fultonh.m. be held In F.unetal servlcn.wUl , CoI umbltlll W:Ith, ,~he errangemenb to bf: atmouneed later and burial will be .in CroOb:viUe Cemetery on Tuesday. · · Mr. Wllac:(f . II a former New Yot1c ~Central etnpJoyee and· bad been General Mtnaeer of the New .Eneland Mutual lria~trance Com pan)' in Columblll (Df a number of years.. Mr. -nd Mr .. .Qardner will attend the- aervica and burial. " . •' - - - - - -·- - - ----con-:ac ',- . ~ SINGLE • 1 Evttett ~YaDs, · Long Bottom, wq arreited Saturday · morning .by Sheriff Robert C~ Hartenbaeh on a warrant cbara:tnl intoxication , 11!0Stl, T ~ '. ' Tbe other .Was 'Airon H)'se!i, ~. Pomiroy," held 1lnc~ Jply ~1. wbo bad been sentenced , {o 30 dliy& t lh 'au, fined '100 ah4,~fostlt, and ord~red ~ PBf .$.~maat;!s to c:ountJ;. · pl'Qpel't)' destroyed 1 Wbl1e lN•J•U.. : _!,... ' ' ' 1 h - • ; ·. ' ~ ', ·t YIIIT'tt·~ Mti., Atlole CloUd forfherly An· ·nte •.tttll;arq of Becltley, W. V~r., b: rillting with' ,her" c:ousin MtJ. lfln,nle · Ne~ling 61 MlddlO~~ · thJe· weetf:litf. ., ~. . "'" • o...ocratic Leader ~~ot Dawn- .G~A~'ENiA~A, Gmun!ln!~t ~aljtc~~~JJd_; ;· .~t.?.:l, CITY UP .__:_ Carlos~ Ptesl.fl!nt Mrs. Adelbert Lee today l'e· ct.\! vcd word of the death or her 'OIIsin Mrs. Alma B. Spencer In White Cmss Hospilal, Columbus, "~n Thursday night. Mrs. SJX!neer waa the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Georg~ Cot'nell and was born and reared in Meigs County. She was the wi· dow of the late Lloyd Spencer and had made her home with her son Jack ·~n Columbus for the past two vcars. A son, Lloyd Jr., died April 18 of this year. She was a member Q( $)'racu~e Presbyter-i an Church and, had ~n a member of the Presbyterian Missionary Society and Star Clas!J and Syracuse Garden Club until illness forced ber Moving to Co· \umbua with her ,son. Surviving in ad~ltion to her son are the followlnl alsters: Mrs.. Mary McLaren, Elizabeth Cornell. 1\.nna Cornell, aU Of Columbua, 1nd M"rs. Olivia Cook, of Roches· te r, p a. . t"uoeral arrangement.a are not yet complete althou•h burial i-. Lo be made in Sun11et Cemetery a~ Columbus. ------- a pa1ace guard identified a.:t.. Communist. ' The 43-yea!-<>ld president was walklng to the palace dini 0 g room with his wife when be was slain. Officials said the ass· assin. Romed Va5quez Sanche7. sh()t and killed himself immedi· ately afterward . Vice President Luis · Arturo Gonzalez · LOpez eal1ed an emer geney cabinet meeting early tbis mnrning and assumed the pres· idem:y. The cabinet declared P state or seige. No Developments AI:e Reported In Wire Theft Case . 1 I ·~ve ~alllog ,at t~e b~ ~ Blasting f.ap Found In Plane As ExpIOSIOU · D1... robe to ,. nfmues Prowler Report Ori Lincoln Hill Proves Fruitless ~0 a.~~c~~:!a~~r t~~oe!~%r Po~~ NOte Jn BOtt}e· Is DIS.covered tter 21 Years rows . Donald Miller Stricken With Polio In Korea 1 1_., ;.m as, who brought Ibis Central American country ·its first · democratic government, WiS shot and killed Friday night by Chief of Polil'e Lerov Bart ru rn today said that there · had ber.n no Curther r!evelopments in his investigation of the theft or wirt" from the Goeglein Brothers gra· vel pit operation in Middleport He did however indicate Lhat pr" gress was being made and that an anest was fortht"Omint" in th~ near future. The police chief abo reported the arrest o{ thrC(! men Frida~ nigllt all of whom are slated for t-outt appearances before Mayor C. 0. Fisher tonight at 8 p.m. Those arrested were: Jamea H. Murphy, 32, Cincinnati, eharied with intoxication and released on $25 bond . Charles Allensworth, Pictured above is the newest of the a~rial ViewS of Meigs County Farms in the weekly ser· 40, Middleport intoxication and ies feature of the Daily Sentinel. The owner of the above farm may secure a free framed Clarence W. Smith, 38, Middlt-porl, intoxication. photo of the by Dally Sentinel offices Wedoesda.-'·yc_._ _ __ Bartrum said too that f o u r yout.hs ranging in age from 8 to 1 14 years along with tbelr parents are due for a tourt appearance at 7 p.m. toniaht on charges of dis~ charging air rifles within the ,corPoration limits and contrary to a Band Director George village ordinance. He Raid the air had a Iorge lurnout Friday lor BARSTOW Calif. (UP)-The FBI today examined reports rifics had already been confiacatthe tryoutll for Flaa-bearers for that a blasting ca~;~ and evidence of an expJosioh were found ed by the police. on JlD airliner which was &haken by a· mysteri«?US blast ear1y lie! Grace Captelna, ""8arol CrisweU, Thursday. Lincoln Hill turned up nothin;~~ Linda NelJon. Sophqmorea, Maida The 13th passenger • a man-was presumed blown through Patrolman Edward strauss sahr Roush, Naney Gllm~on, n·orts Vlt· the Iav.a tory wall of the plane and his body wa-s found Fri· this morning. atoe, Ruth Farmer, LO~tta Han· day. Tbe others wer!:! not injured -;The officer said Frank Bassnct. ning; Fresbmen, . Chri!!Jine Coat&. and the plane made a sUccessful son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Bassnet, Barbara and Betty CoVert, Diane uneventful emergency landlng at reported he was wakened when Watson, Kareft. McElhlnny; Eighth Geora:e Air Force- Base in the he heard scrat~hings and sound.o. grade, Ruth. Ann- Edwsr'dl, Lucin· Southern California desert. as if a side window were being da KoUts, Beverly Perrin. jimmied. Final trrol-'!11 wiU be held Mon· The blasting cap repOrt lndicat· InveStigation t:liselosed no jim· day With tbete slrl11 selected: cd that the cap waa round in the l my marks and no observ·able fo<ttGuee ·Capteinl, Maida "Rous;J, plane's toilet along with what ap- 1t...l prints a'round or near any win· Rutb Farmer, Loretta' Hanning, peared tb be burned toilet tlastie. The ·" 1m On January 24, 193(1, two boys . Christine coa·ta, D~ane. W'Rtson. v.c~t - heavily Insured Carroll Norris, wbo was 12, and Ruth Ann Ed'lf!ardl, Lue1nda Mor· Saul F. ~lpatoc~. 62, or Canoga James Carpenter. 1 ~. wrote a note rb, witb., colleen Wilton and Phyl· !;'ark. Calif., retired jeweler-was which they sealed' in a bottle and Ua Hilbert added to tbe llsl . I found ·on the _desert floor after a. put In the Ohio River between ~youts tor Drum-ml.jor and seareh by dv1~ian gr?und (ll.l'ti~s Apple Grave and Letart. for tht!l two Gl.oekenspeil player.s and three Mmnc hehcopterS. The will alao ~ held M~nday aceord· "bod3 was taken tQ O'Donnels The boys, wh,o were anxloul' to ine to the ,directbr. Mortuary here where It wa~ bear !rom aome unknown personslearn~ that parts of the left hand made their ages and descriptions MIIGI GaN"I ItAL "HOSPITAL were mjNCng. Later a deputy cor· older than' ttiey were . ~< Admitted: 'Wayne Pratt, Dexter; Oner said; they had been recovered Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, Le· Dallal Stace", Pomerov: Erma but he dJd not disclose how. On July 24, 1957. Joe Postle· tart Falls, learned· WedneSday by " Haynea, Rutland. A ~Qortuary source sal~ there waite, · who is repairing and re· a telegram from the Department Disc:hlr•e& :EUa Stewart,· Wi!!at was ''lomet~lna" on the left hand, modeling his property on Lo~ust of the Arined Services that thei.b • Street, found the boltle under- 90n, Donald, about 20. is critically Colum "la. · · but that lt pro'bably wou.ld "taile ath 1he floor of the bui1dlng. 1 REUNION SCHEDULED laboratory teRtii to determine what ne ill in Korea with polio . TO HOSPITAL it lVas. Norris is roow' a bookkeeper for Young Miller i:J a ~raduate o£ Members of the 1932 graduating Lydia H,yiell,' CO;ndor·at, wa1 re- · A pathologist began 11 detailed the R. H. RawUngs Sons' Compans, Racine High School and ha.!l been elus of Racine High Sc:hool will m.Dved for :mneu -tO Melga Geper· autopsy on the body, de!t:ribed a~ Mld41eport, and lives in Syracuse. serving in the U. S. Air Foree for have a reunlan at the . Pot>Uand al Hosjlita~ ll'rld~ ,at 1 p. m. by ..aenerall)' Intact" except for the 1 Catpentcr is omploycd at the Ap· three years. A follow·up telegram Park Sunday, Aug. 28 for entlre the PQmerby ,EmetJency Sq~ad. 1 (Contln~ on P.aif41 TllrH) pie Grove J,.ockl. Friday .confirmed the earher one. famllie&. . ") l61n Tryout For Middleport Band Two Are Arrested As Flag Bearerso.u., And Tw:o Released From ~ Jails th~h~:~t~~~n:~r!:~~ ~:;l~n~ • Gub Fl~wer · · of four - All 4 drs, 210'a 1and Bel· '· • ·, . , • • • ~.qQ ·r- Cifarelte Lishle1 ••••. . - • ·\ $2.50 .:'~J/"\::~·t~·; IClifford Wharff . - pauage if he had come for . in a-dvance of leaders had the ,Preaident. as not e:atiaffe.d. with . the House but w1thcg to accept lt ' ,~Jutland Garde1:1 . .. ...... ·.. • !!·5J~ . .:...._ ----~ - - :--:-- (. _ 1954 Chemlets as low'~•· $9J$ .MANY' . ~ D. Cigar~te q~, E:. Frenc:li Pu~ ~ .. '" generally def~nrled ·;i eworn by Nora Evans In the court ' ellla "oald. lle•il'dlell, Ol ill•· re- ot Just~ of Peact 1\. E. Grindley, EvaDI wtu; appear before"Glind· , eiPlellta must Iiiii a consent slip. ·~e Polio Foundation aUoeated ley tada;v. Pomel'Oy PltrolmaD · Edward. J~h!!O to. buY ,tbe vaeei~c ~trau~ arresU!id , Razel Boggel'is, GalUa COunty, fo~ invi\Rtlsatlon . on orde_r ot Mayor's eourt in MJd· l 11-• dleport where L• m:: waa a au. Two men were ·released lnom county jail ·Friday. Onl! waa Er· ~Jn Smith, 4.8. Reedsville, eonfin · ed, 4nee luly it for tntoxieat1Cn and fJned- 8 tCn.al Qf $100 tnd Choice of three - One 2 dr. Sta, W>Jbn, one2dr.&one4dr. ,. ' 11..... . ., •• the p~v~ative eotqr~ ·tbey co"!-e in! Carry them sin~ly ..• carry ~em lD matched ..to! To·be brilll1111tlf In laab- ·.iDn 1tbia ?~a'':, ·a 1irl j~•~(~an't .b&'{t~ ·• t.09llJhofthlfth ·, ,. · ·· · ~ A. C~nverQblc; Blllf~d ·n_i_,.·, ·. ~ · ~·~ ·I B'. CO[lt~ur K~\>-'l'abjer"-;_ •••• ~ .Y .c. S~·TI!Ioiner •.•• ~ ..... :••• ,j,SQ g· p. m. lo aceoOtmoda~e men and wotnfn wbo Vtort daytime. Tbeae ahota are ilc~;esaible (o all people \Vbo ~re. unable "4P .1et ·vac:-. el"!! 'ftom f>mlly ·pholelono. olll- 1953 Cltevrolets as low as $888 '1.954 Fords · · · ·· · aslow.es $995 Vl!l'y clean ean. 1 Choice ' •nd h11mid tott.y ........... ......,., .. i,h . . ., 14-92, ............. 117• 73. -------------- As Vi~w ed From The Air Tbvtaday nlpt, Aug. 1· frlim 7 to 1956Bulck V8 ........... $2)7?5 ~:- ~- Sedan. Hydrama!lc drive. Original J, litililrtmoj\L special 4Jdr. Sedan. Only ' iii.D8t(a'ct.uat miles. Spare \Ire never on crounll. ·Dyna· now drive. R&H. lllve line car8. A variety of modeb and ' ·J atopped tchedu1ed 1()-round bout In '. elcbth · round ~Eiioaus,· _of 1evt.N: cuta to Jansen't~ race. : · 1956BIIIckY8 .... ,:~~.:. '. ~'$2,4?5 •' 1951 Bulcks · · · · as low as $395 ., Thoae Jt~lidlJII ~m Middle: In oplte of lhe proopecllve alee! price booat, ulea on Bulcka and Po11tlaeo are bringing In more lrode-lno. We have iO move lheae fast. - S. let 101 for roll buya. Get you,. 11 ow, while our aeleellon 11 JOGil allfl p!'l...t are low. 1l ·~~ ,. Five cart !~king !or new homes. Some •, veey clean ones .. · ., J,.eat.Jt~r a~ries star..et:qdd_~d_l. w_ith you'll to.. Sparkler• , , • t~• brilliant new V,.y they ace.cr}t your ·C:oet]-101~ ftot," ~7 Plt)<lllo and RuU•ntt; and the port WC'IIU . ·~ith your by Lady Sparklers ot Mr,., V~rne hy!Dn• "America" alld "Onw-ard, Ghrlltian SO.Id~·. 11 • 1 . we ea11 not afford 1o hold lll,'ae •1!1'1· New ' . ; 1951 Chevrolets CIS low as $195 ~ - thirujtones •.• that'sBuxton'wdaztlJna: D.ew' l&ahion idea"! If yOu ' lUte ieWE!lry, tplrltual pllioe o( th•, PIO<lge to .,, )\ll'<!leport: Mr., ahd Mrs. the Ch~lsUap. FJaa,: t.be! ·:Pleijge t..o Erneit Carpenter, · O:allipol~; M:-. the Ame·r tcu J'lac .nd the M"ra. Cad MOot'e a"d d!!URb· Pledge ··to tbc Te~peralfce. Flag Lindt and Mre. Jeff Wilaon, IIJ\d, Mr1. Flemia1 aave l)\e hietory ol lbe three Plod~... · The apedal m'~,~~te. ln~hlded a voc:•l due:t. ·~ *liter, ~t Me SUMMER SALE • . . . Devoted To The lntnesta Of The Meigs-Mason A.re• I '. a· suco~ ploV~d .:f~r •pi~Jf ' wb;c~ duHD1 ·the! dternoon. · G\11\11;~' of t~e- Saunder·~· we~ ·" '"" ~:Jn , ~n.. tlop With t~<c ~roitam., · ~~-~ Sauer ' tay~ , the a!ill Mr•. D~vit. W. 8. Swl•~­ · .' MID Ohio: Part I, cloudy, tiarm ·.ncf humid Nd.y threilth Suntl•y, h;,h tod•y In the IO'a. low tontght 6672. . l':•ntucky: P•rtly cfHC!y, 1pann ' '. i&, ' BY UNITED Pltlll - Davl.1, MiddJ~port: Mr.s . .~etlit Carpen· ter, (;alllpolia ed PaUla .Jean and PtUy Saunden, Btc;lwell, Wert> ®le~ted. Sunday, l,Yitb a. dlll;I)C'" wtte altd at the home rtf \an~ Mrs. Paul dlnlna-room. Sauqde:n, Bidwelt 1 • Honie made ; Mra. Lllllan stelfJ, Ml~dteport, lee ·ar,eam and ' cake. were acr.wd We~re .. f Weather enttne at y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, July 27, 1957 ;Four Birthdays Are-Celebrated At Dinner Party Blrthd!IYS • •• e ' . RADIO N. 2nd Av1. Lociu Newa ln Ad•eltialni In Clrculalloa The an.nual . family "pJcnie .or c;lau of t~e Cl)ureh of ChriSt WBJI heJd TIJU.f8· day At the fl.<:»~'llRidc p'arlr.. . and Mr•. J~e• ~.r'I)P,ld, Ol Mrs. William Reynolds, preSI· . Huntli111ton, spent the.. Week i:nd del\1; of .,t.he clus, presided at · n with bla parents, M"t.•. and. Mt•· short bi.Uiines• meeUng and Free! Jame• t'rn~l~ ~.nd. dausbkf. Juarr I. ~rdner, paStor '- ol the church. . . gave the bl(lil&inl which J)receded the meal. Guests were families of the • cla88 memt;.ers and the Loy.d )fen's ClaBs. Mrs. Otho Wattl!" was ln charge of preparing tltf Uble.s tor the dinner. WERNER BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reae.rve Sylltom In ~he Loyal Wc:linen·~ MERCURY Pomeroy National Bank IRST I Loyal Women's Annual'family · Picnic Is Held MGM . Attending were Mr. md Mu. Alfred Biggs and daughter, Judy, and nie~e . Sharon Smith, Mr. end Mrs. Everett LightfQot and son:;;, Jeff and Butch. Mr; and Mrs.. N"a· than Biggs, children, Billy, · Sha· ron and Allee Jean. Mrs. Charlts Burt, children ,, Charles and Marjorte, Mr. an:d Mrs. ko~loyd Dunfee, Mr. and Ml'l. Orville Hogue, Mr. and M'nl. Glen Ev.f.nl and IIORIJ, Danny and Tommy and Mn. Wilbur Young. -~-- · KING 2% lnteresi on Your Savings ·• Member Federal Depoolt Insurance CorporaltoJ. POMEROY RUT~ND Wed~e~do:•_ DOT FOR PRIVACY, PROTE(;. TION, AND PEACE OF MIND, TRANSFER YOUR Vl\1UABLES TO A SAFil DEPOSIT BOX WITH US! ' vlolted OECA tJJt individ. 11al boxholdtr (uoleSI he dtoose• to tell). . I MUSIC HIADOUARTIRS Slngl• 71 a 45 RPM LP & IP Album• CAPITOL The relid fa·om worry that ' comes with having given ooe'a valuabltt the benefit of com· l . ' The value of the posseuioos r~oboJy l~t~ows buJ • i, ' Nobody knows: The <ODtenu of any Safe Depoait Box at o~r bank •• , Tomato Harvest Approaching: VIJitoro at home., Jjr. • Mra. Aldo K. Jeflera and aon, KiJlo loll, Sundy eveninc wtre Mn. .fiazzle,thent~ . . '. SYRACUSE Canaday Kent klou, .100 or Mr. and Fowler~ Ben Mfl, Manninl XJ~a 1a: ~erioY~lr lyn Jean. ·Neutr.Jllll' aild Mra. Jamea 'CJ.ar.: tu at Holler -H~I. Ht~ -ootb. Present 11.t the dlnnerEand e.Kiven-. worthy ,. are .i1) AtheN todq ~r ls sta)'l.Dg at e lrolpitll with an' were Mr. anct Mra. ' R. rt · where iber attended a diltrir:t him. caad daua:hter. Cyl!t_!da. 1 of Aid lor Af;ed nwetinJ held at l Mr. and Mn. Dould Down' Mlt-h.; Mr1. DU W ~. 01 ' home of ..ulls M.- Hel apd famJlY of Lancaster are ttl~ · Mr. ancl Mn:. Howud .e "19 "'' 1 en ,ue.sta of her father J"liliUI Sau r.nd 1ona Terry and Vmcent. Mu. EteaDor Hlxenbautch • · and Mr.. ftoy ' P'recker and I of t.he sUite olflc:e, Columbus, vage. Mrs. Marie Hall and Mn. Rolle 10 n, James, and daughters, JoAnD was the 8Ue&t spedcr. and Jacqueiiile Kay, ~f" Pine Grove; I Mrl. Elmjr Wickham visited Fisher .bav~ returned to thei( Mrs . Ed Swank and ~- . Harry bt GallipoUs WJ!dnesday eve-nln; home, Columbus, ·after a vilit were taken bY Mr. an<l Mrs. Jaci Seidenabel and daughter, . Jaet. wl lf.arib'll Jloo.oe Meig~ County~s • 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 26, 1957 Monda)' ' .- - • ,' Chief Of Police Is Ired About 1 Authorities said Castillo Armas was sbot twice ln the ehe.!it •ncl died instantly. BHt GUII!rft To Dr.w Oth'r palace ·guards rushed to the scene with drawn sidearms but lhe assasain beat them to it by putting a bnUct through his head. Casti.Ho Armu was strongly anti Commuoiat and for the three yean he was ln powtr he had waged an i.ntensive war against Communists and leftists, Officials said they found papers on the assassin's body that showed he WI.'! a long · standing member of the Communist PilfiY. Gonzal.eJ: ~ Lopez was sworn in shortly before 5 a.m. at an emer· gency cabinet meeting. Shortly afterward he issued a proclamation urgi11.(1 tbe Guatemal-an people -to keep calm "in the face of the oaUonal tragedy". Castillo's u1assin.ation c ame just three years and three weeks after his triumphal entry i n t o Guatemaia City at the Ma.d of re~r· olutiOnary forces which overtbl'f'w the leftist regime of Col. Jacobo Arbenz; GullllaR. UMttbl• Month July had been both CasliUo's lucky and unlucky month. It w.s on July 3, 1"2,_Aiat he , was Corced to take refuge in Bogota, Colombia, as a political e:t· ile. , (Corttlnu•d on Pa.. ThrM) Four Marriage Licenses Issued .:' �-- - . . ~,. ~ ~o~o..,.. .. - ;::_f -:----- . ._. ... . ' -... ,--. -- ll;.DaUy Sentln~l, PomeNly·M.Itldleport, 0 ., July 27, 195~ --- --- ..__ ~--- -- -- .. '- ~- '· , WHY KILL THE GOOSE? Fair offtctals hope exhibitors this year will top the fm e toli.ll of the 1956 Cajr La! t year 1,089 showt•d in th e Junior Fair & 890 in the Senio r Fau Thesp f 1gurl's were sli ght inrreases over 1955 The Fair Board is doing all it can, w i t h , funds avai!.Jbl1• , to bri ng this 94th county show to a new peak of proficiency and attendance . The county commissionPrs authorized purcha se or a new banner sign for the Coun nnd Main Intersection . For the first time l banner sign is in stalled on the entra nce to thl' fa ir grounds at Rock Springs. Midcflt>port's banne 1·sign also is iu place. The August 14-15-16-17 fair has been l'TI[Iv ened by at least two events , one of whit h ~~ recently new , and the -~ther stronget bljeausc or added interes t. The Big Bend "Minstrel has been a strong puller of fair goers the lasl big nighl, Satur·uay . It ls the home folks ' chance to see their friends aand neighbors pe1·form in a highly eommCndable fa sh ion u1Hler skill ed directing . OESPast Mat~~-;,-s Annual Picnic Is Held Friday Niaht ---- ---,-· 00\\'N A(' ROS~ 1 British MrJo: AIIPtl Huuhf' s f: nnws w1·r.• plavNI r.111'inlt' the f'vf'nin t!" .tnd pri~s won bv Kalnt! Hl ndy . Mr;; C'. P Gt.!lagher and M1·s .Jnnw~ Jltl llO r\ otrl.<ch 9 Hul:' 1 <) S-shaped mol<.lln g s a. Ki nd or CO~<t 6 Mnnllll'r With l eur 1 vur.) {Mil '1 i''u ll of l:i Aroma tl o her O 16. E)(pcdit!ons DGctnn~ ~' <=t:l"lill C'l&tworth\'. 1[1, Halt ;.ul l :J F~· ll o w l:iaiiOI"It Cl!l Members and f! Uf' ~ t ~ wlw WPr! • nrJ>M>nt inC'llld('d Mr. lltHI Mr-: 20 Loa f of brca,J Will Revnn \(IA, Mr. and Mrs f:nl (G , U l lagher, Mr, and Mr s. .J l ilnf' ~ C' l<~• · !/;: ' 21 . Para.'.llltc worth~· nnd dnu l! hlf'r 'l'wiln ~ ., ,. JUHI'd Mr and Ml''f. K ~lnd llmrfv Mr,q 22. CompcnJof' Youn'f Sr .. '-"rs. P1111 \ Wim-~· <llum ltfn, Ro..~s Pullen, Mr"' T. t; r 2t . A meaaure RDush, Mrs. Cbnrles Rr•nn('tt, Mrs 26. Mllkf\s h ~ella Cross. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Atlf'n 27.lta\lnn rlvJ;r •• liughes, Mr and Mr~·. Hohl'"l'l IJnr- 29. Grampu11 rl:<~ , Mr. an~ Mr~ Wfl l11'r !J nvf'~ 30 Kind of Mrq Walter Bunre. l\1r and M1 ~· v.tnd ~ (Medlt) l1 Griff Ril~llr.ll . Mr~ .J 0 l .cn nnrd ~ anrf ~ranrldaul!"htPr , JlC'r·kv. Mn . 32 Virtu ous 3-t . GO<.ldess of Marion A.llenswM1\-j ;onrl H•' t' lu harvests M"t'"!i. Lillian Sli'1ff. Mr<: J)t-11,: Earllu~ nWindsor. Mr ao1d M 1.~ v ·.. u•hn - 3~ . ware muge litH! dautthf('r ~. Th11rm n .11111 Jlilrb n .,.;16. -S_ntck anll Mr ilrtll i\frq Mux \l nrr;,~ h , Ml'"ll"i .; . .......__ Vera R lchard.~o n , n .l.V1()ll 37. Italian I~ -..·olea no , .. ,. ~ ' " " Middleport Society Mt~. 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Q C M "'"'"" • · YtoMII'rdny'" Cr)-' 1)toqllotu BRING IN THID BO'rl"LEI) LIGHTNING, A Cl.l<~AN TUMBLER, AND..\ CORKSCREW- QP U Dlllrlb"'tllllly Xlnr Fe•ture• IJnAkatt M R I hS H h T- Q .i l rs. a p pencer I ump rey 0 u t Is Hostess To The US Treasury Job Willing Workers IQ N Mrs \~atnn Spencer enlcrlHill('d n ext Mon·]a)r --- · --· - - - - - - - Middll'port when· th1•v \If r,. llllt'.Jts ot Mr . lln£1 MrR ( ' hll rlt" • • Byer at11n oufl"lMr su 1111N In tlw:r yard Fri~av M1·" Mar inrv Str·vt• n, visited with ht'r lllllll 11 1111 IIJl ('lo • Mr. and Mn Bli'r , and wo~ s :~· t~t· W1lhn ~ Workers ClaM uf \he <'Ompanh•ll homl· l1y lw r tl,w gh - 1 ~.ntcqll iSt• fO:Uil C'hun·h, 'rhunnlay ~l'l:nln~ 111 hcl' hUine, Welit Cave ters. I Stl1~1 ot . M'r And Mra. Will!nm o:IJ'q nnd w mc<'I.II\JI: 1n c11argc or Mn l:hlldrcn, Kathy, .Juhn ~ 11 ,J RHJ~ .James W1ll, prc~idcnl, o 1luncd with Baltimore, Met .. "''" vl~ltht!1 h•, ~{' l"l\llurc r!'I.Hhng by Mis-s Gene- · pnrenh, Mr. and Mr~ L n . Dlh·~. -..Jt·\1~ Stub~.~~ ro!lo~ed with a-roup Middleport. ami hi ~ s l.~t('rs, Mn 8\ng~ n a ~r. lhH Light of the World Charles J1vi1lt'n anrl Mr.~ . llnrrv IS' ~ems <~nd prnyer hy Mrs. John U ._ WASHINGTON UP ~ GcorRe Ma go rrin cHumpht'e)' wtll hang 11p l1 b homberg ne:Nt Monduy as TiNJsury scrrctnry. .. eehlnrl hm1 hL' lcn\'t'H the prospcd of u thi~:d sll:lllllnL balanrcd ~udget-1~e ill'S! lunl! thiS threem:a-row fual hns been aeeom- Spencer. J)t) Daily Senti'nel Day Book J.09'! ~ oho.,or. NI..IY docorottd. Popeye Prirlonta iu~ News Picture o,oo OOU>IMII:Uon. 1 oere lot, ooll. Clo,. to och9olo and •b>Jreblo. Onll $41lOfUlll. Tllio tt uqusuiJy eood buy.· <:;an be bo~gbl wl!h ll&'!lclown, hjlttnce l(tJ rent. L.Alfl HtfHWAY HOMI -Firol ,· l.lol!r wU.II. ~ ro,Qml, !Utehen IP~ paill>f, -i·ltot~. and outllde pmoehu, Seeond floor hl1 1 bid. 1'0011\1" w.\Jh tl9seta. ~~­ !7l 27, Sic • Around the Court House Squart• at Millersburg, Ohto, arc to be found long hitching rail,g to which the Amislt farmers Ue their horses while taking care of their shopping. K·npr~o 9:30 Mighty Mo"usi! JltayhOUI8 10·00 Lucky 8 Rnneh 10·30 It's A H.lt 11 ·OO lJig Top 12:00 The Lon~ RRna:er 1;.!·30 Big Picture The General famed for hi'!. 1:00 Town & Country Crossroads last stand" fight against the ln- 1· 15 TBA dians. George Armstrong Custer, 4:00 The Early Show was born at. New Rumley, Ohto. ~ : 00 You Are There 8.!JO Mr. 1Ji11t,riet A.Uorne:r 6:30 'Buor ~ neen AA ~ · 7·00 The Jimmy Durante Show 7 ·10 Two For The Money 8:00 C1ue ~torn\ Show 8:30 SRO PlAyhouse 9:00 Gutwmoke 9:30 Golden PlaYhOuse 10:00 The Late Show 1 J1:00 'l'he Lllte, Late Show WHH PO~ROY Meigs County News 11:50 ,.., m. Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial · Sumlay -. ChannelS t ·OO tamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look , Up & Live 10:00 Eye on. New York 10:30 CJ.roe1'i Three 11 :08 · Let~a Take A Trip lJ:30 Wild Bill Hlckpk 12:00 Herkle and Jeckle 12:30 Bads:e &: Bullets .. 1:30 Bill Picture 2:00 We Belleye 2,so Gel Set-Go · 3:00 Vacation, U, S. A. 3,90 \!urlain .Tim• 4:00 Face the Nation t'30 CBS News 3!00 The Last Word ~ fR ea. bte tnuide llort ..lfl • • roetiOLit IIAPLI Mdrooa funtihat• .. ttl• 111.. low ' " ' " fOU"4 ~liPid .. JICil lor otdiMry . .,r. fml•• · AU ,.._. 14 lu:• Ill .. Gll4 HUt lot o b..liae of HtYt,._ ~-MGie4 a4 bal•hd 1a ...."' IU'M OLCW . htao-t.JJt,...Qiow Mop!. ~lot, rl1bt. Sporlo l!:ye ,,a Nllc Newo . 7:00 Cblllf't Fiiten Sbo~ 7,30 Wells Farco· a,oo Twenty-On~ 8;Jtl Arthur- Murray Party 9:00 Amatt.ur HIDur ,,so· ,.,oo ~~:'.; of you can Forfuno , 10,30 NeWJ\HetdllneD 10:30 N:tewtteh. 12:00 Tonl1~t · • $84.01lo .CIIallenae liHie-cat budget I What'! illy lllile 10,00 Sunday News Special ' ·10,1$ The ~to 8ti01r I Monday . 1:00 Jimmie Dean ' · ?:SO Boston Blac;kle 8:00 Captain Kana:aroo 8:45 , CBS New11 ·" 9:00 Fred Wat111J , 9:30 Arthur Godfl#"' "~'(I 10,30 Slrikl It llich 1J :00 V11Uant Lady 11:1' Love ol Life 11:30 Search tor Tom otT~ ..' 1):45 Guld\nl Lirht 12:00 Katie·~ Klteher. . 12:30 As 1M Wotld Turbl 1:00 Our Mlss -Btooll:a 1:SO llOu18PJrf.J NOT ICE 2,oo &ia Pa1~tr I CLO,SED 3:00 Brlabter Day S:1l Secret Storm 3:30 Edtt of Nl&bt 4:00 · The Early Show ~:~ · Yo.ut l:aso Reporter &:48 !ll)fl"tl Parade IS:~ Weatherman 8:00 Acdon 6:1& ,.PouJ)u Ertward, 8:30 ~· 11~ ~:00 Burna: • Allen. UO Talent S<outo I 8:00 · Thoae·Wbltlng /Glrl• 8'90 Wellard Dla..•nd, PriVOII. , Detective · FROM JULY 28th TO AUG. Sth Dr. I(. D. Amsbary . . lllk 10 r·efrelhlag I I I 11,1511 Sli!l Do 1:00 )loYI.;i t :OO> Bi~l• t'lrite &:00 Two Gun P_layhouae . 9:111) NowtaJitl~ . 8:11 ao111 centurr Tlleator 11 :!Ill Sign On .. .. .. , . 12:do Faith. for Today ti:ao Big. l'tcture 1:00 Oral Robert.J 1:30 'tibeibee T.V Sunday S<hool Conterenee, Yw ow• it tQ JOIInelf to tu'e a "mUk break" ovary day! MOk is rich In the vita!''tood 'valaei you need to keep fit . and on the &o ••• t.iates ~t, ·1oo. ll'a &IWiYI "' pleaoure" to "refresh With mUll: • , • plain or fiavored, mealuine or snack-Ume! You'll asree : •. lllllk has everything. ' ' I' ' lliO Wire Sirt•eo 7:10 China Smith ' a,oo IJ>ternatlo"'!l P!~h~.,. a,se Tol> 'l\mOa •bd 11-., il"alenl UO SllerUt 'l! .Co<bloe 1, Use Doi.,,Products. DAIRY . SPRING ·HILL ' . ... or !Ill Mihl ' ' .. :· ' ,.,...•,,.,. . ,.,."'", fLitUPOLII · ' i the W<>ld~ l~t ~,.,. ton fieuia are· · l<'.!flt~ ~ Kei>ton; O)lJo. ... " ,, , ·. ~ ' . . S:,me . -· · . . l:..t ORe and' brakinl the ....... - ' . .. . " . ''. 1 j ' ' ' .: CIUIO Check With ·Y9U ~ V. D, ICDWARDS, INS••. , ......... Ph. 35-X, Pomeror 1 • \ 1·. , · ' · · .WARN,E&-IRLE, INS ....... : . . .. I'll. , ..Y, Pomeroy G E aoUTER INS .... - 2 X p · .., · ' • • • · ' • ' • • • • • • n .'.•••· ' omeroy 1 BARNl!S·SIMIPSON, INS. 1 •••• Ph. IS.15·X, Middleport OOWNING, and Jimmy, Syracuse, and Jimmy · IN~. --~· . 1 ' . " - • The omall cara MteD4 bumpen and fend"" to look bir-but Pont;.., puto tli!! extra lenst)l it counts-betWoen the wheelsll'ontio<:'slonger al:ride 10 much more ear aahiYOCII'Iat &be MIDI ~· ' •. Maybe it ...,.. u o ourprioo 1<> ,... thea priceyou'veaeenonthene)W.,._ But theM'• tht tactr Altd ,..... " • ......,. ful .............., IOol' AI You Jmow, It ... always commanded • top trade--in.. So why not atop out or the small-car dJuo and into • Pontiao ••• - · · nodlln& hi your way. Your Pontiac dooler baa ¥>o keys and an .,....,.,.,m. ol!'er waltiDi for you n,Itt nowl . So why not look and feel lib a million-blalood of a mUiioo olhon? . --t bMckttt rh• bu1np' Ins.... af ritfit~J on And this GXtra lentth showa up iDJido. too, in fw aix roo-. Add to Pontiao'o ~ien,tb iU aU-new SU8penBion ~ and you have an exduslw lftoti.UM lhM PO car at any price can BUI'p8B9 ••• and 1.'built-. in of ctindion and security thet will spoU you for the smaller con toroverl . ~ ALWAYS•BEEN FAMOUS AS ONI OF AMERICA'S TOP TltADE·INSI w._ 'f . ... , ..• , . · ·Ph. t!S.M, Midtllepm1 Anl!ll!l 'llle ; IIIIo re<elvod ~Y H!)BSTETT(R, INS ......., , , , ...... Ph. 232, Pomern Mra. White was a iiftW. of Va, jewelrY .__ _ _ __.. CotL;p, Qb"'i":a)te, " - - : - - - -·- - · _....;,.,. · from the ~,,... of the l' ll"sl DA:VIS.WARNER, INS. . ... , • , • , Ph. 338-X, POinohy Baptist .· Ch11tlili.~ ' .. . . • • • I HAS PONTIAC GIVES YOU 4 TO 7 INCHEQMORE WHEELBASE! thllft. bifithday eake , Friday when ller elibtleth birthday was celebrated with a family dinner planned by Mro. Beulah White. Others present wer.e Mr. and , Mrs. l>u,t, Lindo 1Fierlog, 111•. 111id ·ll;o. Charles Whit< and ~·· anna, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White you'n . -AND PONTIAC Thtl n1urance Agenh Auociation 1 SMALL CARS CAN omRBY A WII1)E MARINI II iD stop.and-&o tza1Bc •.. tbio is dri>il>f tlie smaller jobs Cl\ll't dupliooto. •• Me it• County Jeffrey Darit, ~ighteen-month old .son of Mr. and Mn. Thomu Dmt, ~e!ented his a:reatgrafld· Mn. R. S. Whlte, with TOPS THE BEST THI a.n; e-·uporieD<:edl Park it, cruilo it, l:r)l ot these Frlendl11 memflers of Mrs. R. S. White Is Honored On 80th Birthdqy motbfl', TO advanced-engineering rnaou why! i>qntioc bea gone all out to make tlWo ..,>doe bi, car the beot behaved beauty that you ever had the pleuuro of OOeeln(. You'll IIDd Pontiac's OIICiqeive Priclslen~T•vch C...trels ma.ke .teerina: Before you GO oil that trip, STOP to think abouut your cat .ln$!1"~' ooverage. Is it adequate to protect you fin· . anelally . from all motoring hazard! Better check with us , •• to be on the SAFE side! ·the lea,d enhlp of the neW DiGe6'rge Dallas. . ¥r•- Paul Theiss Is general chainnan of th•· Sodal which will feature- home-111ade ice cream and cakeJJ, · "' ·rDe · Sunday- ChGb8il Ia. , Middleport High Bonet ';OOsters . Plannina Social This will be the first appear· 6'llll ~l:wl uJ Spbrti He..O)ilill 'CH•,.,;:;;-1. IIONDAY 1oii"s"J;. on 8:3Q fnternaUbnal "Ptt)'bou.t 7:00 Famous Fihh Fa.Wval M.tt ....... Ill Learnln1 B}~ I. .. ren,, we~tr SJ:Mw 1H10 I~ N9obN~WO . 'NoiJltbc:ra Llllti1Cit . ~,oo :tw,~ill!nlf> TOueb · -' 2;110 ' ,\~ Of. M haU¥111 UO Lite .~b tlliiiWU. ' t:bo Cutoc.'R Cklb ~· 6'00 llldll) 1.1.... Club .. 1:00 Jl'lve liar Final ~ 1:11 Jobn l.alJ Newo ~ '' ance of the Middleport Band un- lll31 ~Oft PONTIAC'S PE!tFORMANCI No.t one of the smaller caN can Jive yG\1 the heavy-duly ~n. the.-. hontno holl and ...., -..fly lbat ...,. round you In every Pootiac. Yot Pohtla.o'o the nbnbleot bea~ you ever managed-and your Pontiac dNIIr coin ohow you ....,. than li• ~ Bl·SURE YOU H'AVE FULL iNSOliA.NCE COVIRAG& ••• .' PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP MORE· SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR! 8. ll:Jo 'T!.j; i..to No,;'a • of Pontiac's advantages The ·Band 'iootter.s Association M'iaweatern !Jaydde i 9:00 ~ike Wall,.. intel-vi!" ., I He suceesSlully resto'l:'ed the baa.lc rreedoms which had been all but wiped out und~r Arbenz. He ·onee told a New York Timet~ J correspondent: , ''Guatemala must avoid t~l!i swina: trom the left extreme to the right. The pendulum must be kept in the center with ju~tlce to all. The people must be gtven mort to eat, moJ·e /o wear and more land." · met Tbursday &t tbe High School Kenneth .McElhlnny, presi· ~dint: and com:pleted plUS for an lee Cream Social to be held OJl the lawn of the Hi(h SChool ·on Tbursaay, August e:M ' 5 out of 10 smaller cars wear a Pontiac price ·ta.g -yet none ·gives you UY MY OFFICE WILL BE 2:30 Bob CrOsby Show WKTN-TV Clibtmel13 _!atllrd4f..:tllaJMtll $ ·Olive lnaraham uo GE Theater A)fred Hitcbcock \ ---~-----------~~~----~--~--~ • ll :30 Late New• ,. • - 6:M 8:30 Annle O&k!e, 8;00 Sttl.4te One 8:00 Las~' IO'OO r, li!><Hhe-Mi~ute Newt e,so My Favorite Huoband IO:QII ..... hl~t tile wealhir· 7,00 Ed Suii.;.IN.:;••:;._Sb.:;ow.:__ _...:.;l::D:::IO;_Th::.:::;• l.a_•l<l'-"SII&w=--...,_ ,,oo ' ~ught ~ee:t. qraly ••• : rJ~WI JOI,Y lOX 229 ScQtt. 1tudent. lit tbe Holler Roto Ph•l N~tran' n:atniq ~ciao\. ' "Mr. and Mrs. WllHalll Kltft.eD, ChUUcotbe, vblt.rM rt'latlnt · .. Middleport and Pomel'Of' t~ll 3-PIECE SUITE ' home, r<IQIOlPl. or , epi!JIIot<. cent home. Cln bi! Oftd ......,. Amazing Low-Priced Attic fGOJ:ft for two do~tde \Jedl~ and hall' .,. closets. oa)( ..tood\fort and Atlirwar. .-\intfidl\ standtrd gas-flred bot Water lle•tlng, water softener, Jarge basement with won """"' aM· 1"""!\1')' \yltb ,lubs. Garpge ani!. tttVity 1>11114li\JI, I.Ototed In P,nt..,J.OII 2 biihways, exc~tllent for- t9urist So~ Chlldl Prcicticid-BeaJttilttl * ·· '- Ibuo·' Supern,an 8,30 W~Jther.cut . ' Mr11. Law~n('f MUholn Wa.> aue.1t ol honor at a barthdJy dinner Thursday a-t tbe home of Mr. ud Mn. Vt>rnBn Weber an4 chil · dren. ~an , Dennis. Dallll an<l Donna. Rutland . Mr. Milhoan wa,11 1lio present fttr the party. 1 Mn. Geraldine Re-ynolds and children have moved from Beech · Stl"fl!el Lo Rutland , RD. o~Ua ' . I ...,., In Galllpollo F'rtda7 to olllt daurtner, Sandra, ottonded 1 h t Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. Wy· Kent Kloe• at Holzer HorpitPL funeral of hi• ~In, VlJ'ki.J ' 1tt Radford and 10n, Phili.p, lb. Mr • d M D D ft ~ Thompson. ne1r AthenJ Thurtday. ' arut. Mn Richard Gaul and aon, child~en n Co~· . , onvisi':.el ~~ Mr Thom.~p[l 4ied fr.om _lnjurle.t Rltkl' , and Mr. tn\1 Mrt. Clf!iter· ' • • rect>1ved m 1n •utemobde aotl· bur)'. l.uclll.l B. KawkJn• &Del othft ror-- dent ' rDer _nei~ .... oa GraWJ ·Hlll Fri· · 1 --.....,-~daJ. 1 Rf'('t-nl juesb of Mi.u Lols Ce Mr. and Mr.. Gall MlHer and l'il mdtu1ed Jane Bailey, Col wn- Middleport Society ·~omplf(e ~with !unlit•" (f<IO<Ilf ~~m!~io Xor oltly IIQOG.OO oJtra. 10:110~, :!!!ira 10:10 ....!Or > • 4-room lhlnJ]o&, 9:00 The cOuntry Music IJibUtt 1~11 1'=!6 10'00 ~Oth Centlll')' tho.ce> The D~ily Sentinel · Judith Kay Murray Is \Ved CorMr lot S0><200 wit~. &ordtn •n<t mop. Prlttd tt MSOQ.GCI. - 'fod,efll' Rqpaancea s,se 8,oo Saturday- ChannelS ,,oo a,so 8:30 CaptAin 6'00 lot~ ToUt II IYIIet ' I • .,.., llen'ed wtth tht dinner. WCHS-TV Channell °w wn CHANNaL I What One Pe-rson Can This Is The Life Man to Man Industry on Parade Ott to Adventure What's Ycmr Trouble TV Chapel Movietlme Amertcan Forum Zoo Parade Fronhcrs ot Faith Outlook Meet the-' Preu Statesmen Quartette News Picture .. t :OO Oom!lh• Time . 4:i0 Mol'loUIIIe Mr. and Mrf!. F.arl P. Crosll, Ra· cine, entert<~ined with a dinner Sunday honoring the ~th birthday of their dau'i!hter, D11nnn Guests 6'00 TBA were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holter and son, Larry , Mr. lind Mrs. EuHo\ter, Richard and Marjorie, Racine , Mrs. Robert Asbley , Cliffo•d and Keith,' Letart Falls. the host and hostess ahd Donna's · sisters, DiSil!'l, Deborah, Denise and Della. They also celebrated Eu~;:ene and ~arP' Hol~er's birthday.~. I of the lUSO'~. M!!mb('n rt'llponded to roll t'flll . • by naming 11 woman of tht> ltlble i Durmg h.' regime the nntl0111l Mrs Smith thanked thl' cl!lss for I rlel,u WIU rcttL \:Cd ~Y two billion. flnw<•n and cards !l('ll\ h('r whilt> rtullarl-! to 272 billion dollars. ill D1s h ('\othes nnd D(llly DuzH.s ubly thu Cf'lllhra1etl "light money " were so\ Li dmlng the 1!\'t•nln)j . Ttw ~--- wundL•r bux donated by 'fts~ Stu Mrs. Waller Crook s lind fumil y bart was award~~ d tn Mrs Myrtlt· Edward anrl Jllnlwth•. C.11ry Prl•h· Long A Bible g11me . wn~ plll.)'l!tl ton and MfR. 0 . P Klt'ln wcrl' b1 1wl!h a prb:e iWII.rdcd til Mrll. Will Athens Friday evcnlny on hu .J A dc!i:Wrl rourlle wn~ sl!rved by ' ness. lhe ho.,less to those nEtmed nbovt• HURT IN FALL Mr. and Mrt. F.:. M Wood Ill loll and Mn Herbert D'lxnn , Ml5s Doro· l Mt•s , Enrl Olh•cr !llli Friday Mra . Forrest Bnchtcl wert' in C:u!• thy Lung, Mrs. Cluudc 1\u~t t.'d, Mrs morning at her home, Union A\'e. lipolb Frulay when Mr. Wood hat! Carl Moore nnd 11 w;ucst. ~1rs. How brralcing her l'i~ht ankie in tbree 1 ehi!'Ckup at Holzer Ho.~ pit~l. ard ~tclntosh pht!'(•S She i.s 11 pntiL•nt at Holzer - - - - -~ - - - ----\ 1\o~plllli. familie-s Mr. Dill'.- will r!'l urn 'n Baltimflrt> aftt'r thl' wr•Pk1•nt1 nnrl his famil}' wilt r('m ;d n fnr 1111 r•x tt"nde!l vi~lt. Th iR i.~ ttw f 1 r ~ t vi 9i t with hi! granrlrmrl'ut~ for BlliY . youn~tel!.l ('"h\ld of Mr. nnd Mr~ Wlllilllm Dile 11 4:30 8:00 .S:30 S:t5 l DICKENS. ~~-- I B!RTHDAY DINNER Miss Cheryl Ebertbach and Miss Nancy Burns ·were Th·u•• -day g·ue"l,. "' ol M•. and M•o. Donald Houdo· ' lhelt.' • Mr. and Mn:. Lawrence Might and daurhter, Karen Ann, or Princeton. Ind. and Mn. Clarence · Ml<>ht, Bradbury, vlsi 1 a.~ Thursday • ~ wl~hMr, andMrs.C. J. Ebersbacb. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canterbury T ben Freddi er rec t b Jines llton l eam mem were e Iw e en u s vs n Slater, John Allensworth, Tom , GaUipoUs. -~ Rail, Charle! Swackhamer, Renny Elmer Ashworth is confined to Wilson, Tel'T)' Johnton, Lee Roush ht. home, Wehe Terr-l~i ti.Y 1g~~st. Ga,ry CIUf!y Ernelt Bing, David MIPI!:I Charlene a~d .Snuon Cascl, Bruee Wallace, Dicky Hl)'el, ZIJI.ndel IN! vJilflns: ri11ltyt1 in J h H od d Ste h p ll C I inbu ·1 o n o an P ~ u~-~ u -'·-:::-:;;--;--He olio leave• oome . hoi, ..,,_ Tht Ricll!I..-Kuo t~oversies over hli pohciei-not· Mr. and Mrt. Jilfynal'i! lihr and Situation and the- high Int.-ed tori But~ and tw •.JI'o.tlda..hter~ rate ttte (Overrnnent ha11 beel'l 1 , 1f~e):~h(\I)JCr JlAVing lately on Jtt own seeuri· u~ COnroy .and He.!l. . ~f olumbus were dmDer gUE!st.~ Ahead or tne Clevelan<l lndua· unday or Mr. and Mrs. Clyd~ Saltrh11ist ls another tour of dUty in aers. A. bountiful turkey dm7er Lijj' buelneu, this time Ul board Willi enJoyed by all chall'man or Natlonat Steel Corp.,' Fott,...ia Ohio is Wrn"ld lesd Pittsburgh. . -• · ' , • · The White House announeeil er tn the manufaCture of fae~ . that Humphrey will depart next }maskl worn a't tile Mardi Gras- and Monday. His resignation wu an- durlna Halloween. nounced in May, Hil aucetlltol\ aworn ln . the nme Jay at 11 R. former Deputy Defense Dlrt'cta)r '":}· tdt In Ptealdent EiSenhOwer's I I oz.uva, · Adults a.s1ialinr with lhe party M d M Fr k WI I• wel·e an NrJ.p Swaekhame• an on, Mr andr Mrs . . , , >"' Mr. and. Mr 6. DwiJht Wallace, Mra. !litton Hood M 1 •111 0 R111 Mrs ' r · ' • ' · Robert Allenawortn, Mr. and Mra. Guy Bing, Mra. Jemea Pullen, Mr. and Mr8. Ed Slater, Mr . and Mrs. Paul CasC!l and their younger ChU· dren. , lt! ngth 1mll tol"mutlvn ot lhe word11 ar" all hinta. · F.:ad1 11oy th~ nH.lo.' !etten ue different. t .-~-- Yankee Little League Team Is Feted This Week llAILY CRYPl'UI!UOTE- Here's l1ow to work lh I lrop J{'S, - tcr until they complete their education. The speaker also told of various churches which they visited and of a doctor who haf saved more souls tar Christ than all ministers there. She also told or the Berea FollOWlfllil the !Upper the men Collete where only A students are watched TV and: the ladie s ad- acteptd. journed to another room for their regular meoetlng which opened with Following a short business scs· devotions led by Mn. R•lph c. sion a social hour was e-njoyed. Attending the plflnic supper Zundel who had f(lr ' her acrlpture reading Psalm 147. Mrs. Zundel were Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Zuntold of a §crmon given by Billy del, M~. apd Mrs. Harry Lee Bai1ey Graham. Mr. and Mn Dtlna Oliver, Mr. and . . 1Mrs. William W•tilon, Mr. and Mrs. M1s~ Barbnra Roush i,av-e an an- Lo-rain Sterrett, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy terestmg talk on a EUB Church Rusche!, Mr. and Mn. Mac Cot. s~hoo \ camp where &hi:! and her trill and daughters, Jane and Jan.m ter spent a_month . She told of .et , Mrs. George Skinner and sons. ~ ~e SC' hOnl. thetr customs and wor~. Benny and Georgie Jame!l Stephen· I he bnys and g1rls attending lhts \ son, Mrs. Daisy Jasper, Mrs. Jo-~choot do not go ho~e or leave l ~eph Cook Mn. Ellen Couch, Mrs. the school from the, ,hme1 they en- T. T. Shelton, MJ; •. Elmer Wickham Ira Foster Mr. arW ~rs. J. E. Foster and daughter, Sally. Joining the jroup· for the evenIng were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Rou«h and daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, George Daniels and Di. anna and Dlrky Daniels, of Miami, Home made ice cream. o::ake and a wiener roast were enjoyed by Fla. and Brenda Bailey. the Yankee Little t.Aaaue team at the Ro11ds1de park this week. (abbr) rs:.. ~· ,, "' 10:30.. ll :00 11:30 11:411 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 3:00 3:30 t:OO -. V.U,AOI HOME - ' ltfOOII two •01')' ho\110 witlll P'l"<lle•, WI)' Sport. lo:ye 9:00 ROml'f!r Room Newl Picture Watch Mr. Winrd 10:00 The Prlce Ia RJ&ht ~o~ turda,- Ni._..t Jainboret 10:30 ' Trutb lir Con1equeneet JuUu!. L1Ro1a Sbow • 11:00 Tic Tac DoUib Mystery Tbeater 11'30 II could Be Ynu Dollar A Sec:ond 12:00 Tex 4 Jinx Enc'on Thea\er IUO Curront . Adveuture Tbeater 1:00 _"' IJttle M"artte N~s and Sport! Betdline• l :30 Brlde ana Groom Nltewateh 2:~ f.tatlnee Theater Sign on -3:bo Q;uon lor a Dot WSAZ.TV o~d I 8'115 SIGN ON 7:00 Todoy ,,u - -~ 11tlttt new- root. LU'iill buement, [.~ ~ 5,32 Clrcu•• Boy 7:00 . Steve Allen Show ... Other congnJJlon.al news : Rackell: Tb• Senate Raeketl laundry and/ M utility room. bar ~m~ltl.ee ~4 x'lenett -OLIJtOI\' - :. MONDAY 10:10 Sl&n vn ,. 10:111 Chi'iJtian ScleDte Ptotram Membfrs of the One• won One~ Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church and their families enjoyed a piclnc supper, Thur.aday evenin..: at the home of Mr. and Mn J. E Foster, Eaat Main St. 1 loco ~ ~ ~" :JY Colors. ve1ae ::t~ Numbel :l8 Be~mlllllK 37 (VAl') aa. Gullh :n Ktn..-l(lf 2i'i. Harangued 8 Cunt rlve U. ::ilup tl Clty ( Ala .) • ,, 1"e8IO'rdl)"'l -'••.,.•r 24 A pit (anat) My Lli.tJ.e Mp-gie Sunday Pomeroy First Baptist Church One Won One Class In Picn.ic In~:~plred t2:SO 1.00 8:3&9:00 9:30 10:00 10·10 12·30 - l1fe 23 rorel:n lntr!jue 7·00 · 8:00 munl· 1:sym l 12:00 6:00 6:30 ty [J D L~ tributee f.Ul')' JO :.iO Capt. Otll.ant 11:00 True Story , 11 ·SO Oetectlve'a, Dhuy ~ :45 tltit'S 22. Com- E1bhun 10'00 s,so • ....... ICo-o<l '""' , _ Oool 8:00 All:OJ Hour 0:00 The Web 1:30 People Are Funny 18:00 NfWI Headllnf's 10:10 Nttewateh IUOSI1n Ofi S·OO Get S.l, Go "' love 14. Pal!t 18 Border lt't!UCO! 4 12 GuJ ot 1a Stuff a. 8-ase}>a!l 4·30 Hopaluns CaalldJ 21. Friar"& 2 StB ml. li . Du 11d y 1~ Sl~n g,so O,mby ~------ 17. buccan ..-er fi JJlt"'! The annunJ Pii' fl l(' of thr- r., ~ t Mutrons of Evan e"<· lirw r h nn tt·~ OE.t;; wa ~ hf'id P'ridav nid1! ,Jt thl' r~rm homp of Mr Hlld Mrs \LIX H.arrn h. ('h•·~trr , nD wi!J 1 ~fl" ~ ] ,f'n Va ur! hn ltN cn- hn ~t •·~-~ The h!f'SSHllo!, which P'"l'f'f'dt•, J tlw ehil'kt•n d:nnf'r . wa.~ )! JVI'n t1•: I 8,2$ 8:SO· Circle 3 Raacfl DAILY CROSSWORD 1. Aromatic ' TELEVISIO.N GUIDE Satunlay- O.annt13 • - -- ______ _ President \ ' ....... 11-'~a&t 'LZ ~Jnt '·o 'l.todtiPPrft·lOJaii!Od 'I•unuas lll'a ~ I -- --~ - --------- -·-- WSAI -TV Chan"el3 . Laborers have beeil repairing fences. cutting grass and doing general repair work 011 the grandstand for .several days A new conrrete block stage with a concrete floor buttre!l {'d by re-inforced steel is in the process of 1 <.:onstruction by the Pomeroy Cement Block 1 :111tl will be ready by fair time. The new stage i:-; <·en1t•red on the grandstand and is \orated about 10 feet away from the race track It will prove lu be a dedded 1mpiovement iu viewing <mil hearing hy the showgo('rs . The other is the flower show \\-'hich last y~ar rated an honorable mention among all fair3: of the stale Th~ flowt•J' extravaganza, of Jong standing on the f:..~ir c;t\('nrla r of I'V ents, has gainPd prominencf' ret·entlv undr t· str~ng lea de l'sh.ip of dedicated wonJt•n · su Pl' rvlsl?~ the myriads u[ Ur\:.iib that go into orga-mztng such a show ------ . ... I partments. -. • Olliciols Expect 7957 Fair To Continue Upward Trend In·Att.endance Anti Interest; Improvements Are Not·ed Meigs County 's 94th annual fair .shou uld co tinue a tl"end of increased interest by exhibitors and patrons established three years ago . Officials have noted a gen tle but encouraging rise in attendance, and u similar nudgl' upward in the number of young folk and adull s exhiUiting in the Jumor and S~.!nior F;m tit-- '• ...................................................._. INJ lr"' ............ fli . . _ _ , . . ......... .... ..,.._ SEE YOUR tUTHORIZED ........-. . . IO - " " " ' - ' '-'-r17! lfl ...... • .,......,~ PontiacNowi· , : . ~ · .. tRADING'S T•RRiFIC RIGHT ' 0 • - M .,........-'!~:+\ ' •' • ... . . �-- - . . ~,. ~ ~o~o..,.. .. - ;::_f -:----- . ._. ... . ' -... ,--. -- ll;.DaUy Sentln~l, PomeNly·M.Itldleport, 0 ., July 27, 195~ --- --- ..__ ~--- -- -- .. '- ~- '· , WHY KILL THE GOOSE? Fair offtctals hope exhibitors this year will top the fm e toli.ll of the 1956 Cajr La! t year 1,089 showt•d in th e Junior Fair & 890 in the Senio r Fau Thesp f 1gurl's were sli ght inrreases over 1955 The Fair Board is doing all it can, w i t h , funds avai!.Jbl1• , to bri ng this 94th county show to a new peak of proficiency and attendance . The county commissionPrs authorized purcha se or a new banner sign for the Coun nnd Main Intersection . For the first time l banner sign is in stalled on the entra nce to thl' fa ir grounds at Rock Springs. Midcflt>port's banne 1·sign also is iu place. The August 14-15-16-17 fair has been l'TI[Iv ened by at least two events , one of whit h ~~ recently new , and the -~ther stronget bljeausc or added interes t. The Big Bend "Minstrel has been a strong puller of fair goers the lasl big nighl, Satur·uay . It ls the home folks ' chance to see their friends aand neighbors pe1·form in a highly eommCndable fa sh ion u1Hler skill ed directing . OESPast Mat~~-;,-s Annual Picnic Is Held Friday Niaht ---- ---,-· 00\\'N A(' ROS~ 1 British MrJo: AIIPtl Huuhf' s f: nnws w1·r.• plavNI r.111'inlt' the f'vf'nin t!" .tnd pri~s won bv Kalnt! Hl ndy . Mr;; C'. P Gt.!lagher and M1·s .Jnnw~ Jltl llO r\ otrl.<ch 9 Hul:' 1 <) S-shaped mol<.lln g s a. Ki nd or CO~<t 6 Mnnllll'r With l eur 1 vur.) {Mil '1 i''u ll of l:i Aroma tl o her O 16. E)(pcdit!ons DGctnn~ ~' <=t:l"lill C'l&tworth\'. 1[1, Halt ;.ul l :J F~· ll o w l:iaiiOI"It Cl!l Members and f! Uf' ~ t ~ wlw WPr! • nrJ>M>nt inC'llld('d Mr. lltHI Mr-: 20 Loa f of brca,J Will Revnn \(IA, Mr. and Mrs f:nl (G , U l lagher, Mr, and Mr s. .J l ilnf' ~ C' l<~• · !/;: ' 21 . Para.'.llltc worth~· nnd dnu l! hlf'r 'l'wiln ~ ., ,. JUHI'd Mr and Ml''f. K ~lnd llmrfv Mr,q 22. CompcnJof' Youn'f Sr .. '-"rs. P1111 \ Wim-~· <llum ltfn, Ro..~s Pullen, Mr"' T. t; r 2t . A meaaure RDush, Mrs. Cbnrles Rr•nn('tt, Mrs 26. Mllkf\s h ~ella Cross. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Atlf'n 27.lta\lnn rlvJ;r •• liughes, Mr and Mr~·. Hohl'"l'l IJnr- 29. Grampu11 rl:<~ , Mr. an~ Mr~ Wfl l11'r !J nvf'~ 30 Kind of Mrq Walter Bunre. l\1r and M1 ~· v.tnd ~ (Medlt) l1 Griff Ril~llr.ll . Mr~ .J 0 l .cn nnrd ~ anrf ~ranrldaul!"htPr , JlC'r·kv. Mn . 32 Virtu ous 3-t . GO<.ldess of Marion A.llenswM1\-j ;onrl H•' t' lu harvests M"t'"!i. Lillian Sli'1ff. Mr<: J)t-11,: Earllu~ nWindsor. Mr ao1d M 1.~ v ·.. u•hn - 3~ . ware muge litH! dautthf('r ~. Th11rm n .11111 Jlilrb n .,.;16. -S_ntck anll Mr ilrtll i\frq Mux \l nrr;,~ h , Ml'"ll"i .; . .......__ Vera R lchard.~o n , n .l.V1()ll 37. Italian I~ -..·olea no , .. ,. ~ ' " " Middleport Society Mt~. 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Q C M "'"'"" • · YtoMII'rdny'" Cr)-' 1)toqllotu BRING IN THID BO'rl"LEI) LIGHTNING, A Cl.l<~AN TUMBLER, AND..\ CORKSCREW- QP U Dlllrlb"'tllllly Xlnr Fe•ture• IJnAkatt M R I hS H h T- Q .i l rs. a p pencer I ump rey 0 u t Is Hostess To The US Treasury Job Willing Workers IQ N Mrs \~atnn Spencer enlcrlHill('d n ext Mon·]a)r --- · --· - - - - - - - Middll'port when· th1•v \If r,. llllt'.Jts ot Mr . lln£1 MrR ( ' hll rlt" • • Byer at11n oufl"lMr su 1111N In tlw:r yard Fri~av M1·" Mar inrv Str·vt• n, visited with ht'r lllllll 11 1111 IIJl ('lo • Mr. and Mn Bli'r , and wo~ s :~· t~t· W1lhn ~ Workers ClaM uf \he <'Ompanh•ll homl· l1y lw r tl,w gh - 1 ~.ntcqll iSt• fO:Uil C'hun·h, 'rhunnlay ~l'l:nln~ 111 hcl' hUine, Welit Cave ters. I Stl1~1 ot . M'r And Mra. Will!nm o:IJ'q nnd w mc<'I.II\JI: 1n c11argc or Mn l:hlldrcn, Kathy, .Juhn ~ 11 ,J RHJ~ .James W1ll, prc~idcnl, o 1luncd with Baltimore, Met .. "''" vl~ltht!1 h•, ~{' l"l\llurc r!'I.Hhng by Mis-s Gene- · pnrenh, Mr. and Mr~ L n . Dlh·~. -..Jt·\1~ Stub~.~~ ro!lo~ed with a-roup Middleport. ami hi ~ s l.~t('rs, Mn 8\ng~ n a ~r. lhH Light of the World Charles J1vi1lt'n anrl Mr.~ . llnrrv IS' ~ems <~nd prnyer hy Mrs. John U ._ WASHINGTON UP ~ GcorRe Ma go rrin cHumpht'e)' wtll hang 11p l1 b homberg ne:Nt Monduy as TiNJsury scrrctnry. .. eehlnrl hm1 hL' lcn\'t'H the prospcd of u thi~:d sll:lllllnL balanrcd ~udget-1~e ill'S! lunl! thiS threem:a-row fual hns been aeeom- Spencer. J)t) Daily Senti'nel Day Book J.09'! ~ oho.,or. NI..IY docorottd. Popeye Prirlonta iu~ News Picture o,oo OOU>IMII:Uon. 1 oere lot, ooll. Clo,. to och9olo and •b>Jreblo. Onll $41lOfUlll. Tllio tt uqusuiJy eood buy.· <:;an be bo~gbl wl!h ll&'!lclown, hjlttnce l(tJ rent. L.Alfl HtfHWAY HOMI -Firol ,· l.lol!r wU.II. ~ ro,Qml, !Utehen IP~ paill>f, -i·ltot~. and outllde pmoehu, Seeond floor hl1 1 bid. 1'0011\1" w.\Jh tl9seta. ~~­ !7l 27, Sic • Around the Court House Squart• at Millersburg, Ohto, arc to be found long hitching rail,g to which the Amislt farmers Ue their horses while taking care of their shopping. K·npr~o 9:30 Mighty Mo"usi! JltayhOUI8 10·00 Lucky 8 Rnneh 10·30 It's A H.lt 11 ·OO lJig Top 12:00 The Lon~ RRna:er 1;.!·30 Big Picture The General famed for hi'!. 1:00 Town & Country Crossroads last stand" fight against the ln- 1· 15 TBA dians. George Armstrong Custer, 4:00 The Early Show was born at. New Rumley, Ohto. ~ : 00 You Are There 8.!JO Mr. 1Ji11t,riet A.Uorne:r 6:30 'Buor ~ neen AA ~ · 7·00 The Jimmy Durante Show 7 ·10 Two For The Money 8:00 C1ue ~torn\ Show 8:30 SRO PlAyhouse 9:00 Gutwmoke 9:30 Golden PlaYhOuse 10:00 The Late Show 1 J1:00 'l'he Lllte, Late Show WHH PO~ROY Meigs County News 11:50 ,.., m. Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial · Sumlay -. ChannelS t ·OO tamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look , Up & Live 10:00 Eye on. New York 10:30 CJ.roe1'i Three 11 :08 · Let~a Take A Trip lJ:30 Wild Bill Hlckpk 12:00 Herkle and Jeckle 12:30 Bads:e &: Bullets .. 1:30 Bill Picture 2:00 We Belleye 2,so Gel Set-Go · 3:00 Vacation, U, S. A. 3,90 \!urlain .Tim• 4:00 Face the Nation t'30 CBS News 3!00 The Last Word ~ fR ea. bte tnuide llort ..lfl • • roetiOLit IIAPLI Mdrooa funtihat• .. ttl• 111.. low ' " ' " fOU"4 ~liPid .. JICil lor otdiMry . .,r. fml•• · AU ,.._. 14 lu:• Ill .. Gll4 HUt lot o b..liae of HtYt,._ ~-MGie4 a4 bal•hd 1a ...."' IU'M OLCW . htao-t.JJt,...Qiow Mop!. ~lot, rl1bt. Sporlo l!:ye ,,a Nllc Newo . 7:00 Cblllf't Fiiten Sbo~ 7,30 Wells Farco· a,oo Twenty-On~ 8;Jtl Arthur- Murray Party 9:00 Amatt.ur HIDur ,,so· ,.,oo ~~:'.; of you can Forfuno , 10,30 NeWJ\HetdllneD 10:30 N:tewtteh. 12:00 Tonl1~t · • $84.01lo .CIIallenae liHie-cat budget I What'! illy lllile 10,00 Sunday News Special ' ·10,1$ The ~to 8ti01r I Monday . 1:00 Jimmie Dean ' · ?:SO Boston Blac;kle 8:00 Captain Kana:aroo 8:45 , CBS New11 ·" 9:00 Fred Wat111J , 9:30 Arthur Godfl#"' "~'(I 10,30 Slrikl It llich 1J :00 V11Uant Lady 11:1' Love ol Life 11:30 Search tor Tom otT~ ..' 1):45 Guld\nl Lirht 12:00 Katie·~ Klteher. . 12:30 As 1M Wotld Turbl 1:00 Our Mlss -Btooll:a 1:SO llOu18PJrf.J NOT ICE 2,oo &ia Pa1~tr I CLO,SED 3:00 Brlabter Day S:1l Secret Storm 3:30 Edtt of Nl&bt 4:00 · The Early Show ~:~ · Yo.ut l:aso Reporter &:48 !ll)fl"tl Parade IS:~ Weatherman 8:00 Acdon 6:1& ,.PouJ)u Ertward, 8:30 ~· 11~ ~:00 Burna: • Allen. UO Talent S<outo I 8:00 · Thoae·Wbltlng /Glrl• 8'90 Wellard Dla..•nd, PriVOII. , Detective · FROM JULY 28th TO AUG. Sth Dr. I(. D. Amsbary . . lllk 10 r·efrelhlag I I I 11,1511 Sli!l Do 1:00 )loYI.;i t :OO> Bi~l• t'lrite &:00 Two Gun P_layhouae . 9:111) NowtaJitl~ . 8:11 ao111 centurr Tlleator 11 :!Ill Sign On .. .. .. , . 12:do Faith. for Today ti:ao Big. l'tcture 1:00 Oral Robert.J 1:30 'tibeibee T.V Sunday S<hool Conterenee, Yw ow• it tQ JOIInelf to tu'e a "mUk break" ovary day! MOk is rich In the vita!''tood 'valaei you need to keep fit . and on the &o ••• t.iates ~t, ·1oo. ll'a &IWiYI "' pleaoure" to "refresh With mUll: • , • plain or fiavored, mealuine or snack-Ume! You'll asree : •. lllllk has everything. ' ' I' ' lliO Wire Sirt•eo 7:10 China Smith ' a,oo IJ>ternatlo"'!l P!~h~.,. a,se Tol> 'l\mOa •bd 11-., il"alenl UO SllerUt 'l! .Co<bloe 1, Use Doi.,,Products. DAIRY . SPRING ·HILL ' . ... or !Ill Mihl ' ' .. :· ' ,.,...•,,.,. . ,.,."'", fLitUPOLII · ' i the W<>ld~ l~t ~,.,. ton fieuia are· · l<'.!flt~ ~ Kei>ton; O)lJo. ... " ,, , ·. ~ ' . . S:,me . -· · . . l:..t ORe and' brakinl the ....... - ' . .. . " . ''. 1 j ' ' ' .: CIUIO Check With ·Y9U ~ V. D, ICDWARDS, INS••. , ......... Ph. 35-X, Pomeror 1 • \ 1·. , · ' · · .WARN,E&-IRLE, INS ....... : . . .. I'll. , ..Y, Pomeroy G E aoUTER INS .... - 2 X p · .., · ' • • • · ' • ' • • • • • • n .'.•••· ' omeroy 1 BARNl!S·SIMIPSON, INS. 1 •••• Ph. IS.15·X, Middleport OOWNING, and Jimmy, Syracuse, and Jimmy · IN~. --~· . 1 ' . " - • The omall cara MteD4 bumpen and fend"" to look bir-but Pont;.., puto tli!! extra lenst)l it counts-betWoen the wheelsll'ontio<:'slonger al:ride 10 much more ear aahiYOCII'Iat &be MIDI ~· ' •. Maybe it ...,.. u o ourprioo 1<> ,... thea priceyou'veaeenonthene)W.,._ But theM'• tht tactr Altd ,..... " • ......,. ful .............., IOol' AI You Jmow, It ... always commanded • top trade--in.. So why not atop out or the small-car dJuo and into • Pontiao ••• - · · nodlln& hi your way. Your Pontiac dooler baa ¥>o keys and an .,....,.,.,m. ol!'er waltiDi for you n,Itt nowl . So why not look and feel lib a million-blalood of a mUiioo olhon? . --t bMckttt rh• bu1np' Ins.... af ritfit~J on And this GXtra lentth showa up iDJido. too, in fw aix roo-. Add to Pontiao'o ~ien,tb iU aU-new SU8penBion ~ and you have an exduslw lftoti.UM lhM PO car at any price can BUI'p8B9 ••• and 1.'built-. in of ctindion and security thet will spoU you for the smaller con toroverl . ~ ALWAYS•BEEN FAMOUS AS ONI OF AMERICA'S TOP TltADE·INSI w._ 'f . ... , ..• , . · ·Ph. t!S.M, Midtllepm1 Anl!ll!l 'llle ; IIIIo re<elvod ~Y H!)BSTETT(R, INS ......., , , , ...... Ph. 232, Pomern Mra. White was a iiftW. of Va, jewelrY .__ _ _ __.. CotL;p, Qb"'i":a)te, " - - : - - - -·- - · _....;,.,. · from the ~,,... of the l' ll"sl DA:VIS.WARNER, INS. . ... , • , • , Ph. 338-X, POinohy Baptist .· Ch11tlili.~ ' .. . . • • • I HAS PONTIAC GIVES YOU 4 TO 7 INCHEQMORE WHEELBASE! thllft. bifithday eake , Friday when ller elibtleth birthday was celebrated with a family dinner planned by Mro. Beulah White. Others present wer.e Mr. and , Mrs. l>u,t, Lindo 1Fierlog, 111•. 111id ·ll;o. Charles Whit< and ~·· anna, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White you'n . -AND PONTIAC Thtl n1urance Agenh Auociation 1 SMALL CARS CAN omRBY A WII1)E MARINI II iD stop.and-&o tza1Bc •.. tbio is dri>il>f tlie smaller jobs Cl\ll't dupliooto. •• Me it• County Jeffrey Darit, ~ighteen-month old .son of Mr. and Mn. Thomu Dmt, ~e!ented his a:reatgrafld· Mn. R. S. Whlte, with TOPS THE BEST THI a.n; e-·uporieD<:edl Park it, cruilo it, l:r)l ot these Frlendl11 memflers of Mrs. R. S. White Is Honored On 80th Birthdqy motbfl', TO advanced-engineering rnaou why! i>qntioc bea gone all out to make tlWo ..,>doe bi, car the beot behaved beauty that you ever had the pleuuro of OOeeln(. You'll IIDd Pontiac's OIICiqeive Priclslen~T•vch C...trels ma.ke .teerina: Before you GO oil that trip, STOP to think abouut your cat .ln$!1"~' ooverage. Is it adequate to protect you fin· . anelally . from all motoring hazard! Better check with us , •• to be on the SAFE side! ·the lea,d enhlp of the neW DiGe6'rge Dallas. . ¥r•- Paul Theiss Is general chainnan of th•· Sodal which will feature- home-111ade ice cream and cakeJJ, · "' ·rDe · Sunday- ChGb8il Ia. , Middleport High Bonet ';OOsters . Plannina Social This will be the first appear· 6'llll ~l:wl uJ Spbrti He..O)ilill 'CH•,.,;:;;-1. IIONDAY 1oii"s"J;. on 8:3Q fnternaUbnal "Ptt)'bou.t 7:00 Famous Fihh Fa.Wval M.tt ....... Ill Learnln1 B}~ I. .. ren,, we~tr SJ:Mw 1H10 I~ N9obN~WO . 'NoiJltbc:ra Llllti1Cit . ~,oo :tw,~ill!nlf> TOueb · -' 2;110 ' ,\~ Of. M haU¥111 UO Lite .~b tlliiiWU. ' t:bo Cutoc.'R Cklb ~· 6'00 llldll) 1.1.... Club .. 1:00 Jl'lve liar Final ~ 1:11 Jobn l.alJ Newo ~ '' ance of the Middleport Band un- lll31 ~Oft PONTIAC'S PE!tFORMANCI No.t one of the smaller caN can Jive yG\1 the heavy-duly ~n. the.-. hontno holl and ...., -..fly lbat ...,. round you In every Pootiac. Yot Pohtla.o'o the nbnbleot bea~ you ever managed-and your Pontiac dNIIr coin ohow you ....,. than li• ~ Bl·SURE YOU H'AVE FULL iNSOliA.NCE COVIRAG& ••• .' PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP MORE· SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR! 8. ll:Jo 'T!.j; i..to No,;'a • of Pontiac's advantages The ·Band 'iootter.s Association M'iaweatern !Jaydde i 9:00 ~ike Wall,.. intel-vi!" ., I He suceesSlully resto'l:'ed the baa.lc rreedoms which had been all but wiped out und~r Arbenz. He ·onee told a New York Timet~ J correspondent: , ''Guatemala must avoid t~l!i swina: trom the left extreme to the right. The pendulum must be kept in the center with ju~tlce to all. The people must be gtven mort to eat, moJ·e /o wear and more land." · met Tbursday &t tbe High School Kenneth .McElhlnny, presi· ~dint: and com:pleted plUS for an lee Cream Social to be held OJl the lawn of the Hi(h SChool ·on Tbursaay, August e:M ' 5 out of 10 smaller cars wear a Pontiac price ·ta.g -yet none ·gives you UY MY OFFICE WILL BE 2:30 Bob CrOsby Show WKTN-TV Clibtmel13 _!atllrd4f..:tllaJMtll $ ·Olive lnaraham uo GE Theater A)fred Hitcbcock \ ---~-----------~~~----~--~--~ • ll :30 Late New• ,. • - 6:M 8:30 Annle O&k!e, 8;00 Sttl.4te One 8:00 Las~' IO'OO r, li!><Hhe-Mi~ute Newt e,so My Favorite Huoband IO:QII ..... hl~t tile wealhir· 7,00 Ed Suii.;.IN.:;••:;._Sb.:;ow.:__ _...:.;l::D:::IO;_Th::.:::;• l.a_•l<l'-"SII&w=--...,_ ,,oo ' ~ught ~ee:t. qraly ••• : rJ~WI JOI,Y lOX 229 ScQtt. 1tudent. lit tbe Holler Roto Ph•l N~tran' n:atniq ~ciao\. ' "Mr. and Mrs. WllHalll Kltft.eD, ChUUcotbe, vblt.rM rt'latlnt · .. Middleport and Pomel'Of' t~ll 3-PIECE SUITE ' home, r<IQIOlPl. or , epi!JIIot<. cent home. Cln bi! Oftd ......,. Amazing Low-Priced Attic fGOJ:ft for two do~tde \Jedl~ and hall' .,. closets. oa)( ..tood\fort and Atlirwar. .-\intfidl\ standtrd gas-flred bot Water lle•tlng, water softener, Jarge basement with won """"' aM· 1"""!\1')' \yltb ,lubs. Garpge ani!. tttVity 1>11114li\JI, I.Ototed In P,nt..,J.OII 2 biihways, exc~tllent for- t9urist So~ Chlldl Prcicticid-BeaJttilttl * ·· '- Ibuo·' Supern,an 8,30 W~Jther.cut . ' Mr11. Law~n('f MUholn Wa.> aue.1t ol honor at a barthdJy dinner Thursday a-t tbe home of Mr. ud Mn. Vt>rnBn Weber an4 chil · dren. ~an , Dennis. Dallll an<l Donna. Rutland . Mr. Milhoan wa,11 1lio present fttr the party. 1 Mn. Geraldine Re-ynolds and children have moved from Beech · Stl"fl!el Lo Rutland , RD. o~Ua ' . I ...,., In Galllpollo F'rtda7 to olllt daurtner, Sandra, ottonded 1 h t Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. Wy· Kent Kloe• at Holzer HorpitPL funeral of hi• ~In, VlJ'ki.J ' 1tt Radford and 10n, Phili.p, lb. Mr • d M D D ft ~ Thompson. ne1r AthenJ Thurtday. ' arut. Mn Richard Gaul and aon, child~en n Co~· . , onvisi':.el ~~ Mr Thom.~p[l 4ied fr.om _lnjurle.t Rltkl' , and Mr. tn\1 Mrt. Clf!iter· ' • • rect>1ved m 1n •utemobde aotl· bur)'. l.uclll.l B. KawkJn• &Del othft ror-- dent ' rDer _nei~ .... oa GraWJ ·Hlll Fri· · 1 --.....,-~daJ. 1 Rf'('t-nl juesb of Mi.u Lols Ce Mr. and Mr.. Gall MlHer and l'il mdtu1ed Jane Bailey, Col wn- Middleport Society ·~omplf(e ~with !unlit•" (f<IO<Ilf ~~m!~io Xor oltly IIQOG.OO oJtra. 10:110~, :!!!ira 10:10 ....!Or > • 4-room lhlnJ]o&, 9:00 The cOuntry Music IJibUtt 1~11 1'=!6 10'00 ~Oth Centlll')' tho.ce> The D~ily Sentinel · Judith Kay Murray Is \Ved CorMr lot S0><200 wit~. &ordtn •n<t mop. Prlttd tt MSOQ.GCI. - 'fod,efll' Rqpaancea s,se 8,oo Saturday- ChannelS ,,oo a,so 8:30 CaptAin 6'00 lot~ ToUt II IYIIet ' I • .,.., llen'ed wtth tht dinner. WCHS-TV Channell °w wn CHANNaL I What One Pe-rson Can This Is The Life Man to Man Industry on Parade Ott to Adventure What's Ycmr Trouble TV Chapel Movietlme Amertcan Forum Zoo Parade Fronhcrs ot Faith Outlook Meet the-' Preu Statesmen Quartette News Picture .. t :OO Oom!lh• Time . 4:i0 Mol'loUIIIe Mr. and Mrf!. F.arl P. Crosll, Ra· cine, entert<~ined with a dinner Sunday honoring the ~th birthday of their dau'i!hter, D11nnn Guests 6'00 TBA were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holter and son, Larry , Mr. lind Mrs. EuHo\ter, Richard and Marjorie, Racine , Mrs. Robert Asbley , Cliffo•d and Keith,' Letart Falls. the host and hostess ahd Donna's · sisters, DiSil!'l, Deborah, Denise and Della. They also celebrated Eu~;:ene and ~arP' Hol~er's birthday.~. I of the lUSO'~. M!!mb('n rt'llponded to roll t'flll . • by naming 11 woman of tht> ltlble i Durmg h.' regime the nntl0111l Mrs Smith thanked thl' cl!lss for I rlel,u WIU rcttL \:Cd ~Y two billion. flnw<•n and cards !l('ll\ h('r whilt> rtullarl-! to 272 billion dollars. ill D1s h ('\othes nnd D(llly DuzH.s ubly thu Cf'lllhra1etl "light money " were so\ Li dmlng the 1!\'t•nln)j . Ttw ~--- wundL•r bux donated by 'fts~ Stu Mrs. Waller Crook s lind fumil y bart was award~~ d tn Mrs Myrtlt· Edward anrl Jllnlwth•. C.11ry Prl•h· Long A Bible g11me . wn~ plll.)'l!tl ton and MfR. 0 . P Klt'ln wcrl' b1 1wl!h a prb:e iWII.rdcd til Mrll. Will Athens Friday evcnlny on hu .J A dc!i:Wrl rourlle wn~ sl!rved by ' ness. lhe ho.,less to those nEtmed nbovt• HURT IN FALL Mr. and Mrt. F.:. M Wood Ill loll and Mn Herbert D'lxnn , Ml5s Doro· l Mt•s , Enrl Olh•cr !llli Friday Mra . Forrest Bnchtcl wert' in C:u!• thy Lung, Mrs. Cluudc 1\u~t t.'d, Mrs morning at her home, Union A\'e. lipolb Frulay when Mr. Wood hat! Carl Moore nnd 11 w;ucst. ~1rs. How brralcing her l'i~ht ankie in tbree 1 ehi!'Ckup at Holzer Ho.~ pit~l. ard ~tclntosh pht!'(•S She i.s 11 pntiL•nt at Holzer - - - - -~ - - - ----\ 1\o~plllli. familie-s Mr. Dill'.- will r!'l urn 'n Baltimflrt> aftt'r thl' wr•Pk1•nt1 nnrl his famil}' wilt r('m ;d n fnr 1111 r•x tt"nde!l vi~lt. Th iR i.~ ttw f 1 r ~ t vi 9i t with hi! granrlrmrl'ut~ for BlliY . youn~tel!.l ('"h\ld of Mr. nnd Mr~ Wlllilllm Dile 11 4:30 8:00 .S:30 S:t5 l DICKENS. ~~-- I B!RTHDAY DINNER Miss Cheryl Ebertbach and Miss Nancy Burns ·were Th·u•• -day g·ue"l,. "' ol M•. and M•o. Donald Houdo· ' lhelt.' • Mr. and Mn:. Lawrence Might and daurhter, Karen Ann, or Princeton. Ind. and Mn. Clarence · Ml<>ht, Bradbury, vlsi 1 a.~ Thursday • ~ wl~hMr, andMrs.C. J. Ebersbacb. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canterbury T ben Freddi er rec t b Jines llton l eam mem were e Iw e en u s vs n Slater, John Allensworth, Tom , GaUipoUs. -~ Rail, Charle! Swackhamer, Renny Elmer Ashworth is confined to Wilson, Tel'T)' Johnton, Lee Roush ht. home, Wehe Terr-l~i ti.Y 1g~~st. Ga,ry CIUf!y Ernelt Bing, David MIPI!:I Charlene a~d .Snuon Cascl, Bruee Wallace, Dicky Hl)'el, ZIJI.ndel IN! vJilflns: ri11ltyt1 in J h H od d Ste h p ll C I inbu ·1 o n o an P ~ u~-~ u -'·-:::-:;;--;--He olio leave• oome . hoi, ..,,_ Tht Ricll!I..-Kuo t~oversies over hli pohciei-not· Mr. and Mrt. Jilfynal'i! lihr and Situation and the- high Int.-ed tori But~ and tw •.JI'o.tlda..hter~ rate ttte (Overrnnent ha11 beel'l 1 , 1f~e):~h(\I)JCr JlAVing lately on Jtt own seeuri· u~ COnroy .and He.!l. . ~f olumbus were dmDer gUE!st.~ Ahead or tne Clevelan<l lndua· unday or Mr. and Mrs. Clyd~ Saltrh11ist ls another tour of dUty in aers. A. bountiful turkey dm7er Lijj' buelneu, this time Ul board Willi enJoyed by all chall'man or Natlonat Steel Corp.,' Fott,...ia Ohio is Wrn"ld lesd Pittsburgh. . -• · ' , • · The White House announeeil er tn the manufaCture of fae~ . that Humphrey will depart next }maskl worn a't tile Mardi Gras- and Monday. His resignation wu an- durlna Halloween. nounced in May, Hil aucetlltol\ aworn ln . the nme Jay at 11 R. former Deputy Defense Dlrt'cta)r '":}· tdt In Ptealdent EiSenhOwer's I I oz.uva, · Adults a.s1ialinr with lhe party M d M Fr k WI I• wel·e an NrJ.p Swaekhame• an on, Mr andr Mrs . . , , >"' Mr. and. Mr 6. DwiJht Wallace, Mra. !litton Hood M 1 •111 0 R111 Mrs ' r · ' • ' · Robert Allenawortn, Mr. and Mra. Guy Bing, Mra. Jemea Pullen, Mr. and Mr8. Ed Slater, Mr . and Mrs. Paul CasC!l and their younger ChU· dren. , lt! ngth 1mll tol"mutlvn ot lhe word11 ar" all hinta. · F.:ad1 11oy th~ nH.lo.' !etten ue different. t .-~-- Yankee Little League Team Is Feted This Week llAILY CRYPl'UI!UOTE- Here's l1ow to work lh I lrop J{'S, - tcr until they complete their education. The speaker also told of various churches which they visited and of a doctor who haf saved more souls tar Christ than all ministers there. She also told or the Berea FollOWlfllil the !Upper the men Collete where only A students are watched TV and: the ladie s ad- acteptd. journed to another room for their regular meoetlng which opened with Following a short business scs· devotions led by Mn. R•lph c. sion a social hour was e-njoyed. Attending the plflnic supper Zundel who had f(lr ' her acrlpture reading Psalm 147. Mrs. Zundel were Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Zuntold of a §crmon given by Billy del, M~. apd Mrs. Harry Lee Bai1ey Graham. Mr. and Mn Dtlna Oliver, Mr. and . . 1Mrs. William W•tilon, Mr. and Mrs. M1s~ Barbnra Roush i,av-e an an- Lo-rain Sterrett, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy terestmg talk on a EUB Church Rusche!, Mr. and Mn. Mac Cot. s~hoo \ camp where &hi:! and her trill and daughters, Jane and Jan.m ter spent a_month . She told of .et , Mrs. George Skinner and sons. ~ ~e SC' hOnl. thetr customs and wor~. Benny and Georgie Jame!l Stephen· I he bnys and g1rls attending lhts \ son, Mrs. Daisy Jasper, Mrs. Jo-~choot do not go ho~e or leave l ~eph Cook Mn. Ellen Couch, Mrs. the school from the, ,hme1 they en- T. T. Shelton, MJ; •. Elmer Wickham Ira Foster Mr. arW ~rs. J. E. Foster and daughter, Sally. Joining the jroup· for the evenIng were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Rou«h and daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, George Daniels and Di. anna and Dlrky Daniels, of Miami, Home made ice cream. o::ake and a wiener roast were enjoyed by Fla. and Brenda Bailey. the Yankee Little t.Aaaue team at the Ro11ds1de park this week. (abbr) rs:.. ~· ,, "' 10:30.. ll :00 11:30 11:411 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 3:00 3:30 t:OO -. V.U,AOI HOME - ' ltfOOII two •01')' ho\110 witlll P'l"<lle•, WI)' Sport. lo:ye 9:00 ROml'f!r Room Newl Picture Watch Mr. Winrd 10:00 The Prlce Ia RJ&ht ~o~ turda,- Ni._..t Jainboret 10:30 ' Trutb lir Con1equeneet JuUu!. L1Ro1a Sbow • 11:00 Tic Tac DoUib Mystery Tbeater 11'30 II could Be Ynu Dollar A Sec:ond 12:00 Tex 4 Jinx Enc'on Thea\er IUO Curront . Adveuture Tbeater 1:00 _"' IJttle M"artte N~s and Sport! Betdline• l :30 Brlde ana Groom Nltewateh 2:~ f.tatlnee Theater Sign on -3:bo Q;uon lor a Dot WSAZ.TV o~d I 8'115 SIGN ON 7:00 Todoy ,,u - -~ 11tlttt new- root. LU'iill buement, [.~ ~ 5,32 Clrcu•• Boy 7:00 . Steve Allen Show ... Other congnJJlon.al news : Rackell: Tb• Senate Raeketl laundry and/ M utility room. bar ~m~ltl.ee ~4 x'lenett -OLIJtOI\' - :. MONDAY 10:10 Sl&n vn ,. 10:111 Chi'iJtian ScleDte Ptotram Membfrs of the One• won One~ Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church and their families enjoyed a piclnc supper, Thur.aday evenin..: at the home of Mr. and Mn J. E Foster, Eaat Main St. 1 loco ~ ~ ~" :JY Colors. ve1ae ::t~ Numbel :l8 Be~mlllllK 37 (VAl') aa. Gullh :n Ktn..-l(lf 2i'i. Harangued 8 Cunt rlve U. ::ilup tl Clty ( Ala .) • ,, 1"e8IO'rdl)"'l -'••.,.•r 24 A pit (anat) My Lli.tJ.e Mp-gie Sunday Pomeroy First Baptist Church One Won One Class In Picn.ic In~:~plred t2:SO 1.00 8:3&9:00 9:30 10:00 10·10 12·30 - l1fe 23 rorel:n lntr!jue 7·00 · 8:00 munl· 1:sym l 12:00 6:00 6:30 ty [J D L~ tributee f.Ul')' JO :.iO Capt. Otll.ant 11:00 True Story , 11 ·SO Oetectlve'a, Dhuy ~ :45 tltit'S 22. Com- E1bhun 10'00 s,so • ....... ICo-o<l '""' , _ Oool 8:00 All:OJ Hour 0:00 The Web 1:30 People Are Funny 18:00 NfWI Headllnf's 10:10 Nttewateh IUOSI1n Ofi S·OO Get S.l, Go "' love 14. Pal!t 18 Border lt't!UCO! 4 12 GuJ ot 1a Stuff a. 8-ase}>a!l 4·30 Hopaluns CaalldJ 21. Friar"& 2 StB ml. li . Du 11d y 1~ Sl~n g,so O,mby ~------ 17. buccan ..-er fi JJlt"'! The annunJ Pii' fl l(' of thr- r., ~ t Mutrons of Evan e"<· lirw r h nn tt·~ OE.t;; wa ~ hf'id P'ridav nid1! ,Jt thl' r~rm homp of Mr Hlld Mrs \LIX H.arrn h. ('h•·~trr , nD wi!J 1 ~fl" ~ ] ,f'n Va ur! hn ltN cn- hn ~t •·~-~ The h!f'SSHllo!, which P'"l'f'f'dt•, J tlw ehil'kt•n d:nnf'r . wa.~ )! JVI'n t1•: I 8,2$ 8:SO· Circle 3 Raacfl DAILY CROSSWORD 1. Aromatic ' TELEVISIO.N GUIDE Satunlay- O.annt13 • - -- ______ _ President \ ' ....... 11-'~a&t 'LZ ~Jnt '·o 'l.todtiPPrft·lOJaii!Od 'I•unuas lll'a ~ I -- --~ - --------- -·-- WSAI -TV Chan"el3 . Laborers have beeil repairing fences. cutting grass and doing general repair work 011 the grandstand for .several days A new conrrete block stage with a concrete floor buttre!l {'d by re-inforced steel is in the process of 1 <.:onstruction by the Pomeroy Cement Block 1 :111tl will be ready by fair time. The new stage i:-; <·en1t•red on the grandstand and is \orated about 10 feet away from the race track It will prove lu be a dedded 1mpiovement iu viewing <mil hearing hy the showgo('rs . The other is the flower show \\-'hich last y~ar rated an honorable mention among all fair3: of the stale Th~ flowt•J' extravaganza, of Jong standing on the f:..~ir c;t\('nrla r of I'V ents, has gainPd prominencf' ret·entlv undr t· str~ng lea de l'sh.ip of dedicated wonJt•n · su Pl' rvlsl?~ the myriads u[ Ur\:.iib that go into orga-mztng such a show ------ . ... I partments. -. • Olliciols Expect 7957 Fair To Continue Upward Trend In·Att.endance Anti Interest; Improvements Are Not·ed Meigs County 's 94th annual fair .shou uld co tinue a tl"end of increased interest by exhibitors and patrons established three years ago . Officials have noted a gen tle but encouraging rise in attendance, and u similar nudgl' upward in the number of young folk and adull s exhiUiting in the Jumor and S~.!nior F;m tit-- '• ...................................................._. INJ lr"' ............ fli . . _ _ , . . ......... .... ..,.._ SEE YOUR tUTHORIZED ........-. . . IO - " " " ' - ' '-'-r17! lfl ...... • .,......,~ PontiacNowi· , : . ~ · .. tRADING'S T•RRiFIC RIGHT ' 0 • - M .,........-'!~:+\ ' •' • ... . . �\ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, 0 ., July 27, 1957-5 r_::.:_ (I) Notices • 4-Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 27, 11157 Tile .DaUu Sentinel The Yankees and lndlons won scheduled games F'rlday evening on the Middleport Municipal Pork diaflll'nds, the firs! squeaking past the Red Sox 4-3 and the I"Mians outlastin~: the Senators in a late Innings comedy of errors, 11-10: .ror the Indians It wu their 22nd win In 23 starts_ It seemed l ;=:ttr of the arc Uabt. ~:;-:------:----~;;;;:-:-----::---:---:::=------ .• orr ...... • BIG SUMMER USED CAR -· Every make and model a clean hltl Trade today and eavel I I I - ,.,' ' ' j 't l Pomcro11'• Best! ine. You'll love it. SUPER 81' 2 DOOR A real sharp Black Beauty set off with gleaming wblte wall tlre11,-·• Hydramatlc, radio, heater, seat coven, tinted glass. Rocket away in this today. ~ , ' HARD'I'OP COUPI $995 1953 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA HARD TOP chartreuse aand cream finish, It's a honey, , 210 DIL.RI'Y --- a:.J.. em LIL ABNER METROPOLITAN ' . •.t" For · · -'111 .AL C.\fr. . .. • r 1I .. •r KINO' ' ·'.• •' I 2 )B Servir.es ·--=== Estate ·- - - - - - l.ITTLE ORPHAN . ' A~ NJI'. ·' ,- . BJ HAROLD (1ll Wonted To, Buy Rent R··e--nt· --·-- (8bl - (16J- F ent 5- 1e· . I. cou.m• • ' i PAWIIWHAT LON AIRTH IS 'A · H0PJ11TY·Cl.OPTER IN • ~OOTIN' HOLL5R l I OOIN' ROADMAUER RIVIiR.\, COUPE Boy, she's loaded with power steering, power brakes, power windows,- power aeat, dynaflow, radio, heater, tinted 81;aas, seat cov· era, it'11 a steaL · ' $995 1953 PLYMouTH NANCY $69$ . -- •.. HeY, I KNOW WHeRe YOU CAI\I FIND SOME .' _1953 OLDSMOBILE il ~ DOOR thAN A hot ear tinbb ln 7ellow and black: V-8 Rocket enltine with 4!;,~ shift,_ Rtdio, .b eater, dua_J exhaust, frisky aa a youn1 colt URANIUM RICH ' .• CU$1'0111 '4"DDOR . - · · · . _. -.. f, \ .1'- . · $295 •1952.- FolD'· CUSTOM little car. ,, .. AND GET .-- .' $995 195i PACkARD .. ' . · • "'110011Yf engine. A aood aolld. ss95 '":·' .. '. ··~·~~·-~·~ ~------------~--,---~-----. . ~· 195UIICK . · ., ' - · · .UPI.'RW!IUliAIID TOP Two lone bluo and "'b~ : JlUdllt'd lo~Ut. radio, b<>ator a good 1ookln1 and 1ooct rillll} ·· car~ · · ·• Y ,' u.r • N. W. ' d. ,. . $54)~ 1954 LIN~LN CA~R. 4 DOOR . Qne owner ~ar. Jow 1Y!ltetge1 power 's~lng-, -poWer brakes pow- ; er lriQd.owa, powerr aeat, b.ydfaniatic ~ve, radio heater. See & ·try It todiJ'. ·. • · . liluiuet !II AD 'llP.oo 1114 8t. .. · . . . . llloX 4c lin: ft. . . ~ \ \ V D Edwards f'lne selection of mouldIngs for eveq type of ap· plication. As lltue t; - . . $1695 • 19) ·Business ' ' (~ANIROOK~4 DOOR SIDAN . · A _happy smOotb. nmn(ng Jittle car that wUI take your eye. Hidrave, heater, aeat eov~. Uke new tires. St,!e lt! • f:2:0:.-=B:I:::I:f1S:I.!ranc_e__ and blue flnllli.'!!landard "'Ill.,r&\llo, boater, 101!11 tli'tls, exceU· MOULDINGS 1Yean . of (JonUnuom Servl.<• POI\IEIIOY . ' 1953 BUKK . With CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY t a ... . $1395 ~ord·on'latlc drive, radio, ~ater, ~PP_Yr . llal•••'"' . 041rk green mdallic body with a wh1te to~qd deep tread white wall tirea. You'll save gas with· this overdrive. Rad1o, heater tinted glaasa. ' - ., •· e.' WE IUY ITWUCTIIItAL 11ig roomy (Uli:l;ll'Y. Car that ride& 1Jllte A dream. neat niee white Better Check - -t ,. . 19$4 MERCURY ent motor. · $3.84 por ponol .w " · . $995 ' . erty can be destroyed. lt"s a relief to know your Fire lftiUranee will rover all fin· anelallosa. d .. 1o . , '""" ' ' tt>loa ...... _. - L CoiN lo '"" 101 ..• l - MONTEREY 4 DOOR FIRE! Interior and extorlo• tnea. All etandard plys Aslowu - 17\ilc ltJ.ft. COU~I . ·' Beautiful li&ht blUe and white finish, p4)Wergllde, · radio beater elean long wearing plastic 1[\tei'lor.. You'll nke It UghL ' - Wltbout warniJ18 your prop. Complete .election. Fine Knott.J Pine aa little u- ' $895 1954 CHEVROLET ''""' ' In otock COUNTER TOPS SHEATHING ' ROO,FING · INSULATION ' WINDOWS DOORS FL"OORING HI,RDWARE MILLWORK 42" ALl:, MOOU MEMaffi- Sickle mower noo. One M " Ro.. 1 ·-:-:=.;;;:;;.:::"=~~=--=~c-ICilAP a•aN - MaTAU " All raflle li ekett mu&t be turned tary type rldlnJ mower f150. R. PA INTING WANTED, All K indt~, in n(U: latur th an Saturrlay evenin& A. Fl nla w, 512 E . Vain St., PornInterior aad extt>-r ior. Roor. a ~ Jul)' 27. Any member not turnel'1.ly. spedalty. Edw.lrd Peloso, T U 22· lng in hls ticket.!! thall -be held 7 26 3t 924 p o 8 responsible· tor •arne. Pl.,.. .• r / . . ox· 78. Har tford, w. .. - . Jll OATS FOR ~~::u v Va. . 7 2~ 6tp lurn tipkets In any evenin,: a' "'"'\.........,. H.• F. BaUey, . . \ the Joose .Lodge or Satlll'diJ Flatwoods, Ohio. ,7 27 3tp --.--• evening at .Moose Club D~. - · - - - - .,...----P-intlng; interior an~ eMteric.r'" liGOd uoeo~ 1 !team table, 3 card table&, ~ l3 Available now. Rat e11 Tc a!IOU· 1 25 3tc stools, ·lint and drainboard able . H om~r 'Br :tl<')'. PhoDt• All M4eo and Mod~ll - - ------.---~ack bar. Beer cooler, 1 gas beat~ 3Cl·Y. '1·22-l 2U 't.. · H•,...utn.n fOr ang stove. l Burnat'de coal beat· AU~ SALES 151.{n~''iln.ite Lull~tia - Lane Cedar · er. CaU 63:52-M or 784 Chestnut ---~ti:Nts - LAU Wiadow FansSt., ""Middleport. 7 27 3tc Wan~:·d -PAPE!\ II.LNGJI\ G- 25J'rigidaire Refrlgmtou. · YfL"S expe-rience. Free n 'l lllbr ,.ufnltu.-., Mhkll•port. Ohio UsE>d 20'' Cast lron CO.al Furnace mates, L. V. Reisinge r, Raci n • 29 tf $35.00. Phone tM-X. 7 28 stc 1• FB;;;;o'=';;2•;;·;;;o;;h;l•;·===~7-~•-,__ .. , :-12"'_.,.) Lawn Fur'!lture r-.dueed lor quick II sale. Ju~t ·; a few pleeea left. 1~PtO• ;;;;,;;;-~. Fife Refrigeration. 7 8;6 3tc Hire M.id..Ueport. f'J~ ~ AuMDobJ1• I 'Wish To ,1'hank Everyone Who u-o-e d-;;frlgerttors for .aale. Fif; "I'll th• Boru\t. Pboae fll5.:1 8-20-411 tssiS\ed ua at the' time of the Refrigeration. 7 26 3tc ·- de_ath of my brother, John A. Hour COMPU:I'E I.DSunne'. Protection Cornel], particularly th.e minis- Ne'!" Wire-- 70 ft. No . I'J : 'l'rencb wire or Llt1, Autc·. Jl'ire, Polio. Ca.U Do~ 1 ter. fred l Gardner. and the 21ft 9-3 20 tt 1," First $IO Cont•••t" . Mills, Mlddlep.:>rt, Oblo. .1 1 Rawbng•.-Coa•·""" Fune•al Ho' 1nc. ' ·St. ·u.I Ralph· Rullsell, Rotttl' ·7. · r· 1 Mrs. M. L. Ki!lly Stp eGradlllJI: Dileb Digglnt - - · - -•.....L£2 7 26 7 27 ttc -e------'-• Back-Hoe ServicoQ &.U A.IUJ 1 ( '• --,(.:cS::-:-)-A-ut_o_Sa~-l·e:_:_S Saw dust and shavin&~. loaded In :fu~~ ~:~nL~~!pment . youc truck liom bin or d•UvVIRGIL WAMSLEY - -ered. omo VALLEY MFO . STATION WAGONS -- 1951 PlyCORP.• TUPPERS ~LAINS, o, - Phone Ch~blre 7-74.79 mouth Wagon, origihal black Pbone CoolvUU. 1!50. 7·18-36tr ':;~~~:::~~=~~::! I finish . Nice, ~· 1953 Plymouth Wagon, blue and ivocy aulo- HORSES FOB SALE. Woodrqw ( 1U L "'• . II malic trans., R&H, $895. 19~ 5 tngle, Rutland., Ohi.o . 7 25 3te 0111 at. ~~~• Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl. R&H, Household Goods, Uaed t ••;;;,;;., RESPONSIIlL.E PERSON Rock S.rt._ lv(!ry o\'"er Dark Blue $1495 D d "" GMC Truck ~. ~' Ton nat oor;s an Wintlows. F1orenee MALE or FEMALE, from this area Fit.Q:erald, Syr!'C'U!I~ . Next dt.tor wanted tn '.service and collect b~. 4 speed transml.ssion. El· ~ Herb Parker. 1 2& Ste from automatic veil ding rna· , tra good heavy tires. 1D47 Ford - - - --chines. No selling. Age not e~"'"" I · 1'ruck, $245 1h Ton Pick-up BO)! WHITE SWEET CORN, Stoles se:ntJal. Car. references, and $600 1.1\t,URA.NCE AG£NCY Bed, overload spring. Goo-I Evergreen. Call orders to Johnworking •capital necessary. 7 lo •lr-1, Automobile, tte.ltll Tires. Pomeroy Motor Co.; Purr. ny·, Mc:M,urray. Phone !86. 12 hours ·weekly nets to $ 250 ACCIDIN't eroy, 0. Phone 491. 7-25-3tc '1 2~ 3tp monthly. Pos.sibllity full time Life, Caw•lty encl._. ,, GRAVELY 1MCT_QR ••~ wock_ Foe local intmiew gi,e Reo I Estate Broker 1951 (:hevrolets u lo.w -;;--$1911. SerVice. R. A. FinlJw, 612 . Jl:. full particulars, p~~ne. Write P. 61 .!~.MIDDLIPORT, OHIO · Main St., Pomeroy. 7·24-27\..:!. 0 . Box 672, Mpls, minn. · .__ PHONI!S 631t Five. tars looking for new holne. Some very clean ones. Blaett· ~· ·7 27_3tp ntl.r'S', Pomeroy. 7 21 . 6tc 25 Horsepower Johnson Elec. start- •· loe motor. 12 ft. yeJlow jacket ( Q (21) Real 1951 Buicks " tow a• $390. Five boat ·an~ traileT. Call 8tll·M. _ USineSS .f.J.ne car$. A va1 Lety oJ. models 2G and equip1Jlent: Blaettnar's , Porn · - --·-'------__....___!: .. st.c Aluminum COIIlbinatioa atorm aD.ti Beautifu l while Brick 8 room acreen windows antt doorr. Steel home, 3 bedrooms and bath eroy_ 7 27 !"c an~ aluminum awnings and can~cre en · in rear pqrch o}'erlook: 1953 .Quicks as lo~ as $~77. Choice U'~S;:!:D::::--,0---:1':"1_.-_-w~a•.c.,-b-ed.,.-. (:, ,-, -.-3o-a5J op•es. C~•l William Ri~ora, mg the. beauti!ul . Ohio .River of tour A·l ears_ 7 21 6te • RO•~t Spnn11. ~ 2 tlnop. city wat~r. new ' Oit ,J4rnace: htween ""7:30 A . M . and 7:30 ?. M. · , 7·23-3tt --~- · Al ~o 3 car garage with 4 room 1932 Bucks as low as $e77. Choiae T8RMITES EXTERMINATED 0 new '":!Jlodern apartmen(,. Oil furf O[ five "bel.ler ouys'. Mal}y. are For . free ln_specti1;1n phone ·383·M, nace, beautiful la..wn, "over 1:101 · going to get ••me '"' bacgain•- ( 1.2) to Galmore St.ipply Sture, Pomeroy. acre or garden . Irvlug Ka .- r . Jt should be . yciu. 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'd'crwn; .f iilance balance irt month7 .27 Stc Rooms · for rent. ,.close tG !own. ____ - · ] .1'7 Butternut. 7· UH2tc :&ADIO . ._ TELEvLSi"ON SERVIcE ly payments. Call 115, Hilton'· · · · -~ -.. ------~ Pboil• ~. Cle)and Appl~ Wolfe, Minersville. 7 25 6tc Auto~~rvices R - -- --r store, hdW-MainSt.,Pcmecor. FOR SALE OR .TRADE. ~o ~Jed. I. B. RAWldi'IGS SONS CQ, - I t . Or 'Or Q 2-2a,U room hoU!fe w:ith cit.y water, gas: !" ~r;: tllli~ker Servl.c:e. pf.DaJ. ; ; :Rent - E~~lon .t.adde~' Qmcx. SER.VlCE on Wm-h r..e-furnace , g~s well and 33 acre10 oounX. = ·GJI: NIU , oae Scaflold h.l4rds, -Drop ClotJU. ~lrlnJ ' b1 Faetor:r Trained of land. MinEp"~l _ight~. 1'rUiler, • • PLYMOUTII - CUnton Fisher, MlddJegort. . w.o.tebmaket, JE"~ 1Wantpd. fi,one S07-M". 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Gl;:~other Us«! w 1954 BWCK 1951 DODGE HOTEL MARTIN BAR _ 18) Employment Wonted r • -C-:-o_r_d_O_f_T_h_a____:l'1k-s SALE I -- - ., _-; I , TIJ! SMITR ......,., A.'>! ""' Roberts Has One •Hitter With Dodgers - I OONCUTI BLOCKS OHIO VAI.LJY JUNK Cb. P.ony Aged Boys Invited To Be In August Play .., - night at Wahama instead of the Senators. I ! lo=Eu clid=t ...... ou, ~.. ' ,;,..,£ ;,t!.•'.., CINc;lNNATl UP Clnchl-1 the Yanke-es to two hits in beatThe Yankees hBd to come from behind 0-S in the fourth in- nati'11 pitching and hitting power ing them, 3-2, and cuttina: their ning with four runs and then hold on to beat the improving appears to have Unally met on a America League lead tp three by Chel Tono: hlll Red Sox. Allensworth's three run homer, after Benny Wilson common battleground today - games o.,.er the, secorld • placehad led off with a solo homer, were the winning blows. Crm~ley Fiel,d . White Sox. who aplit a twi-night The Ha·rtford Tige rs, roa r ing once mor e low<~rd at . least a Red Soxers had li(Ot their ttfrce two-run affair. The Redlegs held the Brook- double header with the Orioles. piece of the Ohio Valley Association cha_m pionsh ip with lefty r uns in the second innlna: when Indians don 't give up, howe v· lyn Dodeera, while poul'lding olli Baltimore won the opener, 5-2, Gene Hesso n as their pitcht:r, clash head -on with Middleport Mike Little, K. Coleman, Gilkey, er, · 10 Johnny Singer led off the 14 hila ln an 11 innings, 6-~. vie- aml C!1icago the nightcap, 1·0. o ·1 · d H 11 1 1 d Gllk bo r · tory F1'iday night. The Red Sox mauled Chtveland Sunday on the Ohio team 's home diamond . 1 er an a ey s ng e . IJ ttom o the sax:th with 1 single Alter th.e Ui lnnin"g lou to Pitts- 1o. 1, as Willard Nixon held th~ The two teams are tied at ti-3 each, and share this position was ou t at the plate, Hayes to and with two out Rleh BoUn tri- burgh Tuesday, the Red\ega ap- Indian• to eight hita, wbile Wash· with Racine as well , which goes to Pt. Pleasa·nt. Slater , and Bing fanned D. Han-- pled him home ending ,the game. peared headed tor a low finish in ington climbed to within a game ning and R. Coleman to stop the Other Senator hitters were H. However the Tigers hold an advantage over th e ir rivals in damage. Uttle, two .singles; Baum£ardn('r. the Natio"Hal League. and on~half of seventh place with that they have a make-up game to pla y with the oft-beaten Thcrea!trr Bing lhut the doQr, two singles and a double,· G. S!IJ. But three games later - two a 3-2 triumph over Kaosia Clty. the Pirates and the DodgPoint Pleasant Merchants. This game was to have been played al!owint only one single to Halley bart a slntle, D. Stephenson two agalnd er victory _ Jideline experts are last night, but wasn't, because Point couldn't muster a work- in the fifth . Bing fanned 7 and IJngles, D. Little a single, 11nd giving the Redlegs a 'good ehance ing nine. for tbe pennant. walked 1. Oiler fanned 8, walked Edwanb, two .single•. Racine entertain s Pomeroy Aug. none. Charlev Stobarl likely will throw , For the Indians other bitten Starter Hal Jeffcoat allowed aev}fickey Miller at Chet Oliver' s club. 4, then goes to Middlt·p ort for the Red Sox 0.10 000-3 ft S were, tlnglea, McElhinney two, en bits in eight innings, Brooks Miller beste-d Hesson the night of finale . The schedule works out deYankee~ . ... 000 tOx-t 8 I) Singer and Wise three each. Mic- Lawrence gave up one hit In tlle June lS under Wah.ama's lights, cidedly at this stage to the advan· Oiler and S. Little. B~ftli' and key Morris had .a homer and Blake ninth and Hersh Freeman wa• 3-1, when two H1rtforr!. errors ami tage of Hartford. Slater. a double. . . ' tai(led. for two in the extra In· Racine should have little- diffiWoody Call's ~wo-run double was INDIANS COLL.AH• · MeEihinney, havlnt one of hill nlng. culty at Point Pleasant Sunday Frank Wllson said today all the difference. The Indians had a 10.3 ·lead a!· few mediocre night&, tuned aev· Wally Post and Ed Bailey Cllme with Larry Wolfe in a-ood sha~ tcr -t hree innings and frittered It en and walked one. Manley . fan· through In the fifth inning for Middleport Pony baseball aged Middleport has to win Lh ls nne and ready to pitch . Point Pleasant away as singles and erron made ned . nine and walked two. tbcj:r 11th and 15th home runs re· boya who want to play .jn an orto bold on to a chance at th.c flag. has not been able to come up with it 10.10 when the Senators puab· Senaton . .. -. 111 332-10 13 3 speetively to pace the .Red~g 1 to ganb:ed 4-team league during AugThe Stobart men run Into Galli- a dependablP. pitcher all year al- ed two nms across in t-he tGp of Jndlana . . . . . 451 001-11 11 5 a 5-J, advantage. ust sli6uld report .to the rbunij!ipolis AuRu!lt 4, then have a toughie though its hittcr5, led by the powpal ~aU Pflrk Monday at 4 p.m. the slxth on H. Little'• M.nifle and Manley and Karr. McElhinnEy Silley led off the fifth wlth hie; at home against Racine Aug . 11. erful Hinrlu Hender ~on , are begin· Ronnie Manley's second bomer, a and Bush. hOmer. Don· Hoak and Roy Me" A league w111 De urgantzea, a~ Hartford, meanwhile . has it easY nlng lo click . Millan foJlowed with single& and signmenta made t• teams, ·and a with a makeup with Point .. an ope'_l Pomeroy has an open date , and after bot~ runners advanced on a schedule arranged, Wilson said. date, and a fin<~l match w1th Galll- 1 ' Gallipolis entertains Coolville Sunsacrifice, Johnny TeQJple singled It is hoped that an ' 8-&ame allpoll& Aug. 11. day. The form charll were true "Frl· Roberta and Curd. Bowen, Boyd hoflle Hoak. McMillan .aeored on a brevi-ted sehedtde may be com· aaetlfice by GuS Bell. Post then pleted. Managers of the teams will day night In the eounty leatue li! (3) and Korn. belted hJ& home run to drive ln be C. H.. (Fats) Searle•, John VroMiteff Easy Winner the Torch Speedway Redlegs downed -the Plr•l«<s IACINI IS WINNIR . Temple. man, Tommy Davia, and Wilson. Syracuse jumped into a t-O lead WASHINGTON UP - Julio Me· 3·2 behind the ahigJUlt and pittb-ID the ninth, the Dodgers tied Teams wJll have' NatioDAI League ing of Tom White, th~ . bod1ers In the top of the thtrd when Hart d~ros an l'x-stevedore from Ha· the acore on Roy Campa:-.etla't names. vana, Cuba, who js an cxpC'l"t at cUpped the 3-0 with a one--hltt~r w'as Nfe on an err6r, F. Si11son slngle ~nd Elmer Valo's home run All boys 13 years eld and not by Mike Robert•. an(J Racine singled, Jenkins walked, E. Sis· taking punishment from both, deoff reliever. Brookl Lawrence. 16 before June 1, 1957, are eligidumped SyracuJe 11-8. aon flied out, Winebrenner sdP. clared toda~ that Argentina's unHersch Freema.n eame in to hold ble. · John Young's Pirates had a run on (Ieider's choice and Hart scor· beat.en Ale x Mitdf •' is just about Dodg~n in the lOth and lltb, tbe SAT., JULY 27, 8:00 p.m. (EST) scored in the top of the first but injl. Louks walked, and F. Sluon as good " a~ heav ~• wcight chalthen slammed a double which GOODMAft 041T Guaranteed Purse lenger ·rom my Hu r r icane Jack· could add only one .more In the KOred. Wlth two out OUer 8i:1- proved to be the winning score. $600 against 40% net gate BALTIMORE UP - Third- base(ifth. In the fif!t B1.1tch Meter tri· 1Jed JenkJns and Winebrenner Freeman seored on a single by man Bllly Goodman of the Balli· 8 stock car racing events. Modi· son . pled with two out and Jobn Shl5- borne. Johnpy Temple. fied and strictly stocks. Compemore Orloles i:J expected to be The 22-ye ·J r -n ld Mih.. rr ··made a teen hit one Uke it. In the flftb tition open. Adult..s, $1.25. Un· BRAVIS WIN , Raeinf! came back to make It aidelined about two weeks with a j believer" u( Mederos Friday nigh.t wlth one out Johnny ·Shalt-len sin· der 12, FREE. Parking, FREE. Milwaukee'• injury riddled linefl...& In their half of the tbird as Jn event of Inclement weather, ) wh.en he scored a seventb·round gled, stole two hue&. and · scored. Roberts slngled, Jeff Lee wa~ up baa more patcbe.s in it than broken lef-t index finger. Goodman suffered the Injury when struck purse will be 100 % net gat.c. : techn ical knockout over the Cuban an error. safe on a fielder'a choice, Roy an old Inner tube and the only by· & by »etroit's Lou Sleater at the Captiol Arc·na. Mederos Tow to non-winners. rto~.son ·the Braves were still atop HoweJl w•lked, Jobn~on wu aafe last went 10 rounds wilh Jackson laet Meanwhile Don Betzlng'a boys TORCH, OHIO the National League today was a yeatr but ne\•er h11d a chance with made il 1·1 i.n tbe fitlt on Jim on flelder'a ebolce, and Larry N•er P•rkertburg, W. Va. 3.2-year-old "retread" named Nip· hit a sacrifice fiy, Lee srorPrice Mitcff and lost all !!lx rounds. Gilbert'• wAlk, twq ltoJen baael!l, py Jond. --~-··--- and White's first ·Of , trree hlt.a, a lng. Jonea, the ex - Cardinal brought Convertible Coupe, ayromatic single. Peanuts Wickline walked, Du· up from the minors · last week aa tt:ansmiuion, R & H., Defroster. Two acorcd In .the akond on an ane Wolfe hlt a 3·run triple. Ted first base insurance, for injured Under The New Management of Lovely Ught blue flolah; mee· error, t.wo walks, and Wlii"'y Eb- Ballfy W.s life · on error, ' Wolre Joe Adcock, paid a ~hopping divi· hanically OK. Very good top, Samuel 0. Perry erab~teh'• double. In thf! thifd &eorlllg; Don Arnott singled and dend Friday night \¥hen he cloutgood rubber. White's leadoff homer waa follow- on an error, Bailey scored. ed a lhree·run homer in -the 11th ed by two walkt and ah error, Racine stacked on ltve more In Inning for a 8-3 Victory over the Mlke Spencer aeorln~. Tbtee more. th~.- bottom of the fifth on 1lngles taUled in the fourth on a walk td by Peanut& Wickline and Duane National Le'ague 1 ame Ebenbach, Whtte'J lecond •ln,ale, Wolfe. a hit bataman; and five the Phillles beat the Cub•, 3-1, in Alan Hamm's double, Spencer be- etror1. 10 innJnta. lng hit, and a fiolder'a. choice t., Dine, Drink.and l!li~e&i tlto banko of the beautiful Chl1ax Move UP 250 W. Main Phon• 62·X Werry. two m Lh~ top of Syrscu.sc got Jim Burlning of Detroit limited Pomeroy • Ohio River. • Wh!.te fanned 11 and walkod the sldb on singles by E. Sis&on 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A .M . . two while a parade Df Plnte h,artf and 0. Hart, three walks, and one OPEN"DAILY crs, with Bas.•met rti.~Una, fanned error. · Sl•aon fanned none and walked alx and walked lG. ., - _...,....... Plratcl . . . . . . . 100 001- 2 IS 4 two; Look• fanned one and walkRcdlegs . . . . . . 122 31lx_jl !i 2 ed one. Johnson tanned six and Baaanet, Wellman (3}, Jqhn walked •ix. Shastee~ (;), Tom Shaatec.n (4~. SyraeUH . . . . OM 002- 6 5 10 Mickey Menchlni (~l. and Meier. Raeine . . . . . . 008 OSx-11 6 2 Frill $1aaon, Jim Loub (4) and White and llamm. Mickey Winebrenner. }{ow a r d OITI ONI·HITTIR Mike Roberts to11ed a ~one· hlt· Jobrl.aon and Rqy HoweJ(. lcr at the Yankees of Harvey Van Vrtnken with · Jeff GibbJ 'tlle. hit· til OPTIONID tlng ~tar for the winners. DETROit UP - Don Lee, 23Gibb.s led off t~ flrat ' lnnlnlil V~'~~'"-old 'PD' of ex · bia lea1ue wtth a homer to · make U 1.0 while . plteblt Tliotnt.on Lee, w•s op·Singles by D.oua: and. Dennit Moore uoned b7 t.ht Detroit Tlgera today lcrt them dead on titsos. In the to their trlple·A farm club at second innin1 Pullina walked and £hlrleaton, W~ va. Lee pitched In , Glbbl. tripled. 88~ innli'll lhl1 · ieaiDn and had , In the fifth Doug Moore · c:on- 1 1-3 won-Jolt record. \· . . :,• '. nee ted for a leadoff botner, The NiOOTIATD. NAMIID other Dodger hit wu by Roberh. LOS ANGI!LES UP - Forn(er a single in tbe third. Aabtaht Secreiary of· Commerce The lone~ome Yankee · bitter c." MCclellan hll betin Harold . _, was GeorgC Harrla, 1 ilnalc. choaen by and eounty ·of Dodger& -.. _. _ 110 Olll-ll 8 2 LOI ·Ana:eleatheto clty rcpreaent the-m &p Yankees . . . . . . 000 ~ 1 0. Make our 11oro your hoadquartort ne11otlations to u-anater the Brook· l)'n Dodier• to 'Loa An1cle1. I (17 J Help Wonted for beat wM rar 1/AL\1ES,-.;; Hou.tekeeper wtnted. TWo adulb 1utld ,.. Loti" BJLL CHILDS. 7 ·e Jmop Fred Kauff, Pomeroy. 7·23-lltp ••• HarriJonvUio. 7 27 3tp IQ) 1:~; Help Wonted-HouJOkoepe' 6'1 GBUESEB J!LOCK CO. 18 Ttt.ei-e wUl be 1 dane---. July 27 th .;K, year1 or ,.e. Co1' 11CI J ol"tn Budt - -----,::--, lt7 Dotk St., MlddJepOr l.l :==I~A4j=l"=No=ttl:•:"':':':•:.,=..,== I or aU 111 ~"14!! and ttt;etr lfuettl 1 qt. Presto Steam Preuure 7ner 18-12t ·. i at the M®f!t Clu.b, E. Main St ' Cook(r C111ner . $15.00. Pho ne • ~ p--,----.--Pomoroy, o:oo uotU tz ,oo. -· 6314. 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All etandard plys Aslowu - 17\ilc ltJ.ft. COU~I . ·' Beautiful li&ht blUe and white finish, p4)Wergllde, · radio beater elean long wearing plastic 1[\tei'lor.. You'll nke It UghL ' - Wltbout warniJ18 your prop. Complete .election. Fine Knott.J Pine aa little u- ' $895 1954 CHEVROLET ''""' ' In otock COUNTER TOPS SHEATHING ' ROO,FING · INSULATION ' WINDOWS DOORS FL"OORING HI,RDWARE MILLWORK 42" ALl:, MOOU MEMaffi- Sickle mower noo. One M " Ro.. 1 ·-:-:=.;;;:;;.:::"=~~=--=~c-ICilAP a•aN - MaTAU " All raflle li ekett mu&t be turned tary type rldlnJ mower f150. R. PA INTING WANTED, All K indt~, in n(U: latur th an Saturrlay evenin& A. Fl nla w, 512 E . Vain St., PornInterior aad extt>-r ior. Roor. a ~ Jul)' 27. Any member not turnel'1.ly. spedalty. Edw.lrd Peloso, T U 22· lng in hls ticket.!! thall -be held 7 26 3t 924 p o 8 responsible· tor •arne. Pl.,.. .• r / . . ox· 78. Har tford, w. .. - . Jll OATS FOR ~~::u v Va. . 7 2~ 6tp lurn tipkets In any evenin,: a' "'"'\.........,. H.• F. BaUey, . . \ the Joose .Lodge or Satlll'diJ Flatwoods, Ohio. ,7 27 3tp --.--• evening at .Moose Club D~. - · - - - - .,...----P-intlng; interior an~ eMteric.r'" liGOd uoeo~ 1 !team table, 3 card table&, ~ l3 Available now. Rat e11 Tc a!IOU· 1 25 3tc stools, ·lint and drainboard able . H om~r 'Br :tl<')'. PhoDt• All M4eo and Mod~ll - - ------.---~ack bar. Beer cooler, 1 gas beat~ 3Cl·Y. '1·22-l 2U 't.. · H•,...utn.n fOr ang stove. l Burnat'de coal beat· AU~ SALES 151.{n~''iln.ite Lull~tia - Lane Cedar · er. CaU 63:52-M or 784 Chestnut ---~ti:Nts - LAU Wiadow FansSt., ""Middleport. 7 27 3tc Wan~:·d -PAPE!\ II.LNGJI\ G- 25J'rigidaire Refrlgmtou. · YfL"S expe-rience. Free n 'l lllbr ,.ufnltu.-., Mhkll•port. Ohio UsE>d 20'' Cast lron CO.al Furnace mates, L. V. Reisinge r, Raci n • 29 tf $35.00. Phone tM-X. 7 28 stc 1• FB;;;;o'=';;2•;;·;;;o;;h;l•;·===~7-~•-,__ .. , :-12"'_.,.) Lawn Fur'!lture r-.dueed lor quick II sale. Ju~t ·; a few pleeea left. 1~PtO• ;;;;,;;;-~. Fife Refrigeration. 7 8;6 3tc Hire M.id..Ueport. f'J~ ~ AuMDobJ1• I 'Wish To ,1'hank Everyone Who u-o-e d-;;frlgerttors for .aale. Fif; "I'll th• Boru\t. Pboae fll5.:1 8-20-411 tssiS\ed ua at the' time of the Refrigeration. 7 26 3tc ·- de_ath of my brother, John A. Hour COMPU:I'E I.DSunne'. Protection Cornel], particularly th.e minis- Ne'!" Wire-- 70 ft. No . I'J : 'l'rencb wire or Llt1, Autc·. Jl'ire, Polio. Ca.U Do~ 1 ter. fred l Gardner. and the 21ft 9-3 20 tt 1," First $IO Cont•••t" . Mills, Mlddlep.:>rt, Oblo. .1 1 Rawbng•.-Coa•·""" Fune•al Ho' 1nc. ' ·St. ·u.I Ralph· Rullsell, Rotttl' ·7. · r· 1 Mrs. M. L. Ki!lly Stp eGradlllJI: Dileb Digglnt - - · - -•.....L£2 7 26 7 27 ttc -e------'-• Back-Hoe ServicoQ &.U A.IUJ 1 ( '• --,(.:cS::-:-)-A-ut_o_Sa~-l·e:_:_S Saw dust and shavin&~. loaded In :fu~~ ~:~nL~~!pment . youc truck liom bin or d•UvVIRGIL WAMSLEY - -ered. omo VALLEY MFO . STATION WAGONS -- 1951 PlyCORP.• TUPPERS ~LAINS, o, - Phone Ch~blre 7-74.79 mouth Wagon, origihal black Pbone CoolvUU. 1!50. 7·18-36tr ':;~~~:::~~=~~::! I finish . Nice, ~· 1953 Plymouth Wagon, blue and ivocy aulo- HORSES FOB SALE. Woodrqw ( 1U L "'• . II malic trans., R&H, $895. 19~ 5 tngle, Rutland., Ohi.o . 7 25 3te 0111 at. ~~~• Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl. R&H, Household Goods, Uaed t ••;;;,;;., RESPONSIIlL.E PERSON Rock S.rt._ lv(!ry o\'"er Dark Blue $1495 D d "" GMC Truck ~. ~' Ton nat oor;s an Wintlows. F1orenee MALE or FEMALE, from this area Fit.Q:erald, Syr!'C'U!I~ . Next dt.tor wanted tn '.service and collect b~. 4 speed transml.ssion. El· ~ Herb Parker. 1 2& Ste from automatic veil ding rna· , tra good heavy tires. 1D47 Ford - - - --chines. No selling. Age not e~"'"" I · 1'ruck, $245 1h Ton Pick-up BO)! WHITE SWEET CORN, Stoles se:ntJal. Car. references, and $600 1.1\t,URA.NCE AG£NCY Bed, overload spring. Goo-I Evergreen. Call orders to Johnworking •capital necessary. 7 lo •lr-1, Automobile, tte.ltll Tires. Pomeroy Motor Co.; Purr. ny·, Mc:M,urray. Phone !86. 12 hours ·weekly nets to $ 250 ACCIDIN't eroy, 0. Phone 491. 7-25-3tc '1 2~ 3tp monthly. Pos.sibllity full time Life, Caw•lty encl._. ,, GRAVELY 1MCT_QR ••~ wock_ Foe local intmiew gi,e Reo I Estate Broker 1951 (:hevrolets u lo.w -;;--$1911. SerVice. R. A. FinlJw, 612 . Jl:. full particulars, p~~ne. Write P. 61 .!~.MIDDLIPORT, OHIO · Main St., Pomeroy. 7·24-27\..:!. 0 . Box 672, Mpls, minn. · .__ PHONI!S 631t Five. tars looking for new holne. Some very clean ones. Blaett· ~· ·7 27_3tp ntl.r'S', Pomeroy. 7 21 . 6tc 25 Horsepower Johnson Elec. start- •· loe motor. 12 ft. yeJlow jacket ( Q (21) Real 1951 Buicks " tow a• $390. Five boat ·an~ traileT. Call 8tll·M. _ USineSS .f.J.ne car$. A va1 Lety oJ. models 2G and equip1Jlent: Blaettnar's , Porn · - --·-'------__....___!: .. st.c Aluminum COIIlbinatioa atorm aD.ti Beautifu l while Brick 8 room acreen windows antt doorr. Steel home, 3 bedrooms and bath eroy_ 7 27 !"c an~ aluminum awnings and can~cre en · in rear pqrch o}'erlook: 1953 .Quicks as lo~ as $~77. Choice U'~S;:!:D::::--,0---:1':"1_.-_-w~a•.c.,-b-ed.,.-. (:, ,-, -.-3o-a5J op•es. C~•l William Ri~ora, mg the. beauti!ul . Ohio .River of tour A·l ears_ 7 21 6te • RO•~t Spnn11. ~ 2 tlnop. city wat~r. new ' Oit ,J4rnace: htween ""7:30 A . M . and 7:30 ?. M. · , 7·23-3tt --~- · Al ~o 3 car garage with 4 room 1932 Bucks as low as $e77. Choiae T8RMITES EXTERMINATED 0 new '":!Jlodern apartmen(,. Oil furf O[ five "bel.ler ouys'. Mal}y. are For . free ln_specti1;1n phone ·383·M, nace, beautiful la..wn, "over 1:101 · going to get ••me '"' bacgain•- ( 1.2) to Galmore St.ipply Sture, Pomeroy. acre or garden . Irvlug Ka .- r . Jt should be . yciu. Hlaettnar's, ~, ---;~-'-:---::-:----:-:::____: Pomeroy. 7· 2'7'; 6tc 2 Dr~ bedt'Othi-: h•usc. C11ll Ron- All . work guaranteed. Fully in- ,Jr,. Phnne 485. PomeroY. sured . Vaughan 's rndustrial ~~ond - -- -- . .,..--- ~ nle· lfand, Columbus and South. 7-24-6tc. 1902 Pontiac $477. ·2 dr. Sedan. ern Electric. Phune 6189. · Residential Termite Control Ser' ~dramatic drive. Original light 7 27 6tp vice, St. Marys, W. Va. 7 25 tf :n. ACRES of ground, 12 or whi~h · green finish ..Blaettnar's, PomeJs river bottom . Located near roy_ .- 7 27 6tc . Cu•tom Built K;t,...., Shade !tiver1ln good gravel roarl ,' 114 ) Fo;;,r · Kitchens designed for vo ur home Lay s well. Could be u::> ed fo·.· 1. ·· ~~ ~ ..,l9$3 , ,J;hevrolets as low a.sJ_$881!: ~ ,.. m Free .estimate. Fore.Uan & Ab: sumi'ner ca bin. Will sell for $40U ··· ·· Tbl'l!e very clean cars. Bl'iett- ~ ......t A• l$• ·•·' • tW- bott. Ph. 6284-Y. \ 7 26 ate nar's, P()meroy. 'd'crwn; .f iilance balance irt month7 .27 Stc Rooms · for rent. ,.close tG !own. ____ - · ] .1'7 Butternut. 7· UH2tc :&ADIO . ._ TELEvLSi"ON SERVIcE ly payments. Call 115, Hilton'· · · · -~ -.. ------~ Pboil• ~. Cle)and Appl~ Wolfe, Minersville. 7 25 6tc Auto~~rvices R - -- --r store, hdW-MainSt.,Pcmecor. FOR SALE OR .TRADE. ~o ~Jed. I. B. RAWldi'IGS SONS CQ, - I t . Or 'Or Q 2-2a,U room hoU!fe w:ith cit.y water, gas: !" ~r;: tllli~ker Servl.c:e. pf.DaJ. ; ; :Rent - E~~lon .t.adde~' Qmcx. SER.VlCE on Wm-h r..e-furnace , g~s well and 33 acre10 oounX. = ·GJI: NIU , oae Scaflold h.l4rds, -Drop ClotJU. ~lrlnJ ' b1 Faetor:r Trained of land. MinEp"~l _ight~. 1'rUiler, • • PLYMOUTII - CUnton Fisher, MlddJegort. . w.o.tebmaket, JE"~ 1Wantpd. fi,one S07-M". Virgil" DEAti'JIS. 8 t !'bono _6265.X. 11 ftl •rn • "~ - _._,...._ ___ _ , ~~S; · Pt>meroy ~~-U l Teaford, Syrac.use. 7 25 6Lp Wanted All L~ather upholstery, hydramatlc drive, radio, heater modem for all your noociL la1y ludaot Other itenta .• Two tone grey, hydramatic, radio heater, fresh clean interior, U· cellent tire1, a rul bargain.. , wltli the first 3-apeaker wide dlf.. fu1lon sound systeril' for television - TToctO< with sALts -'' $1695 ' 1951 CADI~LAC has everything for the ha,.dyman -------- . -..• $1395 1954 OLDSMOBILE THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. . Gravely ·- ' - -- ·-- - - r AIIIJL1 Rodney ·o -n·nl BEL AIR 2 DOOR All white finish, standard shift, radio, beater, snappy V-8 eD.R· TUTTl E MOTOR CO. . . .$119,51 1955 CHEVROLET ~~~~~~ - .• ' SPECIAL 2 DOOR SEDAN Flaaby red, and white "with cooa wbite Wat;J tires. bynaflow, new aeat eoven. It can't be beat at thiJ pr~ee. • $495. . Gl;:~other Us«! w 1954 BWCK 1951 DODGE HOTEL MARTIN BAR _ 18) Employment Wonted r • -C-:-o_r_d_O_f_T_h_a____:l'1k-s SALE I -- - ., _-; I , TIJ! SMITR ......,., A.'>! ""' Roberts Has One •Hitter With Dodgers - I OONCUTI BLOCKS OHIO VAI.LJY JUNK Cb. P.ony Aged Boys Invited To Be In August Play .., - night at Wahama instead of the Senators. I ! lo=Eu clid=t ...... ou, ~.. ' ,;,..,£ ;,t!.•'.., CINc;lNNATl UP Clnchl-1 the Yanke-es to two hits in beatThe Yankees hBd to come from behind 0-S in the fourth in- nati'11 pitching and hitting power ing them, 3-2, and cuttina: their ning with four runs and then hold on to beat the improving appears to have Unally met on a America League lead tp three by Chel Tono: hlll Red Sox. Allensworth's three run homer, after Benny Wilson common battleground today - games o.,.er the, secorld • placehad led off with a solo homer, were the winning blows. Crm~ley Fiel,d . White Sox. who aplit a twi-night The Ha·rtford Tige rs, roa r ing once mor e low<~rd at . least a Red Soxers had li(Ot their ttfrce two-run affair. The Redlegs held the Brook- double header with the Orioles. piece of the Ohio Valley Association cha_m pionsh ip with lefty r uns in the second innlna: when Indians don 't give up, howe v· lyn Dodeera, while poul'lding olli Baltimore won the opener, 5-2, Gene Hesso n as their pitcht:r, clash head -on with Middleport Mike Little, K. Coleman, Gilkey, er, · 10 Johnny Singer led off the 14 hila ln an 11 innings, 6-~. vie- aml C!1icago the nightcap, 1·0. o ·1 · d H 11 1 1 d Gllk bo r · tory F1'iday night. The Red Sox mauled Chtveland Sunday on the Ohio team 's home diamond . 1 er an a ey s ng e . IJ ttom o the sax:th with 1 single Alter th.e Ui lnnin"g lou to Pitts- 1o. 1, as Willard Nixon held th~ The two teams are tied at ti-3 each, and share this position was ou t at the plate, Hayes to and with two out Rleh BoUn tri- burgh Tuesday, the Red\ega ap- Indian• to eight hita, wbile Wash· with Racine as well , which goes to Pt. Pleasa·nt. Slater , and Bing fanned D. Han-- pled him home ending ,the game. peared headed tor a low finish in ington climbed to within a game ning and R. Coleman to stop the Other Senator hitters were H. However the Tigers hold an advantage over th e ir rivals in damage. Uttle, two .singles; Baum£ardn('r. the Natio"Hal League. and on~half of seventh place with that they have a make-up game to pla y with the oft-beaten Thcrea!trr Bing lhut the doQr, two singles and a double,· G. S!IJ. But three games later - two a 3-2 triumph over Kaosia Clty. the Pirates and the DodgPoint Pleasant Merchants. This game was to have been played al!owint only one single to Halley bart a slntle, D. Stephenson two agalnd er victory _ Jideline experts are last night, but wasn't, because Point couldn't muster a work- in the fifth . Bing fanned 7 and IJngles, D. Little a single, 11nd giving the Redlegs a 'good ehance ing nine. for tbe pennant. walked 1. Oiler fanned 8, walked Edwanb, two .single•. Racine entertain s Pomeroy Aug. none. Charlev Stobarl likely will throw , For the Indians other bitten Starter Hal Jeffcoat allowed aev}fickey Miller at Chet Oliver' s club. 4, then goes to Middlt·p ort for the Red Sox 0.10 000-3 ft S were, tlnglea, McElhinney two, en bits in eight innings, Brooks Miller beste-d Hesson the night of finale . The schedule works out deYankee~ . ... 000 tOx-t 8 I) Singer and Wise three each. Mic- Lawrence gave up one hit In tlle June lS under Wah.ama's lights, cidedly at this stage to the advan· Oiler and S. Little. B~ftli' and key Morris had .a homer and Blake ninth and Hersh Freeman wa• 3-1, when two H1rtforr!. errors ami tage of Hartford. Slater. a double. . . ' tai(led. for two in the extra In· Racine should have little- diffiWoody Call's ~wo-run double was INDIANS COLL.AH• · MeEihinney, havlnt one of hill nlng. culty at Point Pleasant Sunday Frank Wllson said today all the difference. The Indians had a 10.3 ·lead a!· few mediocre night&, tuned aev· Wally Post and Ed Bailey Cllme with Larry Wolfe in a-ood sha~ tcr -t hree innings and frittered It en and walked one. Manley . fan· through In the fifth inning for Middleport Pony baseball aged Middleport has to win Lh ls nne and ready to pitch . Point Pleasant away as singles and erron made ned . nine and walked two. tbcj:r 11th and 15th home runs re· boya who want to play .jn an orto bold on to a chance at th.c flag. has not been able to come up with it 10.10 when the Senators puab· Senaton . .. -. 111 332-10 13 3 speetively to pace the .Red~g 1 to ganb:ed 4-team league during AugThe Stobart men run Into Galli- a dependablP. pitcher all year al- ed two nms across in t-he tGp of Jndlana . . . . . 451 001-11 11 5 a 5-J, advantage. ust sli6uld report .to the rbunij!ipolis AuRu!lt 4, then have a toughie though its hittcr5, led by the powpal ~aU Pflrk Monday at 4 p.m. the slxth on H. Little'• M.nifle and Manley and Karr. McElhinnEy Silley led off the fifth wlth hie; at home against Racine Aug . 11. erful Hinrlu Hender ~on , are begin· Ronnie Manley's second bomer, a and Bush. hOmer. Don· Hoak and Roy Me" A league w111 De urgantzea, a~ Hartford, meanwhile . has it easY nlng lo click . Millan foJlowed with single& and signmenta made t• teams, ·and a with a makeup with Point .. an ope'_l Pomeroy has an open date , and after bot~ runners advanced on a schedule arranged, Wilson said. date, and a fin<~l match w1th Galll- 1 ' Gallipolis entertains Coolville Sunsacrifice, Johnny TeQJple singled It is hoped that an ' 8-&ame allpoll& Aug. 11. day. The form charll were true "Frl· Roberta and Curd. Bowen, Boyd hoflle Hoak. McMillan .aeored on a brevi-ted sehedtde may be com· aaetlfice by GuS Bell. Post then pleted. Managers of the teams will day night In the eounty leatue li! (3) and Korn. belted hJ& home run to drive ln be C. H.. (Fats) Searle•, John VroMiteff Easy Winner the Torch Speedway Redlegs downed -the Plr•l«<s IACINI IS WINNIR . Temple. man, Tommy Davia, and Wilson. Syracuse jumped into a t-O lead WASHINGTON UP - Julio Me· 3·2 behind the ahigJUlt and pittb-ID the ninth, the Dodgers tied Teams wJll have' NatioDAI League ing of Tom White, th~ . bod1ers In the top of the thtrd when Hart d~ros an l'x-stevedore from Ha· the acore on Roy Campa:-.etla't names. vana, Cuba, who js an cxpC'l"t at cUpped the 3-0 with a one--hltt~r w'as Nfe on an err6r, F. Si11son slngle ~nd Elmer Valo's home run All boys 13 years eld and not by Mike Robert•. an(J Racine singled, Jenkins walked, E. Sis· taking punishment from both, deoff reliever. Brookl Lawrence. 16 before June 1, 1957, are eligidumped SyracuJe 11-8. aon flied out, Winebrenner sdP. clared toda~ that Argentina's unHersch Freema.n eame in to hold ble. · John Young's Pirates had a run on (Ieider's choice and Hart scor· beat.en Ale x Mitdf •' is just about Dodg~n in the lOth and lltb, tbe SAT., JULY 27, 8:00 p.m. (EST) scored in the top of the first but injl. Louks walked, and F. Sluon as good " a~ heav ~• wcight chalthen slammed a double which GOODMAft 041T Guaranteed Purse lenger ·rom my Hu r r icane Jack· could add only one .more In the KOred. Wlth two out OUer 8i:1- proved to be the winning score. $600 against 40% net gate BALTIMORE UP - Third- base(ifth. In the fif!t B1.1tch Meter tri· 1Jed JenkJns and Winebrenner Freeman seored on a single by man Bllly Goodman of the Balli· 8 stock car racing events. Modi· son . pled with two out and Jobn Shl5- borne. Johnpy Temple. fied and strictly stocks. Compemore Orloles i:J expected to be The 22-ye ·J r -n ld Mih.. rr ··made a teen hit one Uke it. In the flftb tition open. Adult..s, $1.25. Un· BRAVIS WIN , Raeinf! came back to make It aidelined about two weeks with a j believer" u( Mederos Friday nigh.t wlth one out Johnny ·Shalt-len sin· der 12, FREE. Parking, FREE. Milwaukee'• injury riddled linefl...& In their half of the tbird as Jn event of Inclement weather, ) wh.en he scored a seventb·round gled, stole two hue&. and · scored. Roberts slngled, Jeff Lee wa~ up baa more patcbe.s in it than broken lef-t index finger. Goodman suffered the Injury when struck purse will be 100 % net gat.c. : techn ical knockout over the Cuban an error. safe on a fielder'a choice, Roy an old Inner tube and the only by· & by »etroit's Lou Sleater at the Captiol Arc·na. Mederos Tow to non-winners. rto~.son ·the Braves were still atop HoweJl w•lked, Jobn~on wu aafe last went 10 rounds wilh Jackson laet Meanwhile Don Betzlng'a boys TORCH, OHIO the National League today was a yeatr but ne\•er h11d a chance with made il 1·1 i.n tbe fitlt on Jim on flelder'a ebolce, and Larry N•er P•rkertburg, W. Va. 3.2-year-old "retread" named Nip· hit a sacrifice fiy, Lee srorPrice Mitcff and lost all !!lx rounds. Gilbert'• wAlk, twq ltoJen baael!l, py Jond. --~-··--- and White's first ·Of , trree hlt.a, a lng. Jonea, the ex - Cardinal brought Convertible Coupe, ayromatic single. Peanuts Wickline walked, Du· up from the minors · last week aa tt:ansmiuion, R & H., Defroster. Two acorcd In .the akond on an ane Wolfe hlt a 3·run triple. Ted first base insurance, for injured Under The New Management of Lovely Ught blue flolah; mee· error, t.wo walks, and Wlii"'y Eb- Ballfy W.s life · on error, ' Wolre Joe Adcock, paid a ~hopping divi· hanically OK. Very good top, Samuel 0. Perry erab~teh'• double. In thf! thifd &eorlllg; Don Arnott singled and dend Friday night \¥hen he cloutgood rubber. White's leadoff homer waa follow- on an error, Bailey scored. ed a lhree·run homer in -the 11th ed by two walkt and ah error, Racine stacked on ltve more In Inning for a 8-3 Victory over the Mlke Spencer aeorln~. Tbtee more. th~.- bottom of the fifth on 1lngles taUled in the fourth on a walk td by Peanut& Wickline and Duane National Le'ague 1 ame Ebenbach, Whtte'J lecond •ln,ale, Wolfe. a hit bataman; and five the Phillles beat the Cub•, 3-1, in Alan Hamm's double, Spencer be- etror1. 10 innJnta. lng hit, and a fiolder'a. choice t., Dine, Drink.and l!li~e&i tlto banko of the beautiful Chl1ax Move UP 250 W. Main Phon• 62·X Werry. two m Lh~ top of Syrscu.sc got Jim Burlning of Detroit limited Pomeroy • Ohio River. • Wh!.te fanned 11 and walkod the sldb on singles by E. Sis&on 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A .M . . two while a parade Df Plnte h,artf and 0. Hart, three walks, and one OPEN"DAILY crs, with Bas.•met rti.~Una, fanned error. · Sl•aon fanned none and walked alx and walked lG. ., - _...,....... Plratcl . . . . . . . 100 001- 2 IS 4 two; Look• fanned one and walkRcdlegs . . . . . . 122 31lx_jl !i 2 ed one. Johnson tanned six and Baaanet, Wellman (3}, Jqhn walked •ix. Shastee~ (;), Tom Shaatec.n (4~. SyraeUH . . . . OM 002- 6 5 10 Mickey Menchlni (~l. and Meier. Raeine . . . . . . 008 OSx-11 6 2 Frill $1aaon, Jim Loub (4) and White and llamm. Mickey Winebrenner. }{ow a r d OITI ONI·HITTIR Mike Roberts to11ed a ~one· hlt· Jobrl.aon and Rqy HoweJ(. lcr at the Yankees of Harvey Van Vrtnken with · Jeff GibbJ 'tlle. hit· til OPTIONID tlng ~tar for the winners. DETROit UP - Don Lee, 23Gibb.s led off t~ flrat ' lnnlnlil V~'~~'"-old 'PD' of ex · bia lea1ue wtth a homer to · make U 1.0 while . plteblt Tliotnt.on Lee, w•s op·Singles by D.oua: and. Dennit Moore uoned b7 t.ht Detroit Tlgera today lcrt them dead on titsos. In the to their trlple·A farm club at second innin1 Pullina walked and £hlrleaton, W~ va. Lee pitched In , Glbbl. tripled. 88~ innli'll lhl1 · ieaiDn and had , In the fifth Doug Moore · c:on- 1 1-3 won-Jolt record. \· . . :,• '. nee ted for a leadoff botner, The NiOOTIATD. NAMIID other Dodger hit wu by Roberh. LOS ANGI!LES UP - Forn(er a single in tbe third. Aabtaht Secreiary of· Commerce The lone~ome Yankee · bitter c." MCclellan hll betin Harold . _, was GeorgC Harrla, 1 ilnalc. choaen by and eounty ·of Dodger& -.. _. _ 110 Olll-ll 8 2 LOI ·Ana:eleatheto clty rcpreaent the-m &p Yankees . . . . . . 000 ~ 1 0. Make our 11oro your hoadquartort ne11otlations to u-anater the Brook· l)'n Dodier• to 'Loa An1cle1. I (17 J Help Wonted for beat wM rar 1/AL\1ES,-.;; Hou.tekeeper wtnted. TWo adulb 1utld ,.. Loti" BJLL CHILDS. 7 ·e Jmop Fred Kauff, Pomeroy. 7·23-lltp ••• HarriJonvUio. 7 27 3tp IQ) 1:~; Help Wonted-HouJOkoepe' 6'1 GBUESEB J!LOCK CO. 18 Ttt.ei-e wUl be 1 dane---. July 27 th .;K, year1 or ,.e. Co1' 11CI J ol"tn Budt - -----,::--, lt7 Dotk St., MlddJepOr l.l :==I~A4j=l"=No=ttl:•:"':':':•:.,=..,== I or aU 111 ~"14!! and ttt;etr lfuettl 1 qt. Presto Steam Preuure 7ner 18-12t ·. i at the M®f!t Clu.b, E. Main St ' Cook(r C111ner . $15.00. Pho ne • ~ p--,----.--Pomoroy, o:oo uotU tz ,oo. -· 6314. ' 1 7-22-61< ( 7 a5 3tt' ,,o;::::::::==::;::;:.~~;;;:====~ all4* Cin.cmn'ati' PI'tching, Hittmg'.' Come Together At' c·r~ley .Pa.t·k to suggest, However, the boys had their minds on Racine to- DESK SPORTS ·bOrn ship In on 1849. -- ..__ . . FREE P'U'PPIES. c;;rt.ei'(;ent'f:u- Yanke·es, lnd.·ans-, w·.n -(los'e Game'S'=Cb:::or~leoF.~Bruob,~ICI•nl~l8t·•d~lnOh~io~~!arm ... - ..'f. •' .,.,. ~ r ~: ."!' . : i . : I· • ./. '" - • ' ,. ... - ' .4 ......... ' ~ .". '' ... .-, ' .. .. ··. .. . ........ _..-· ,. - ' G)~At �IRST • ' 'fahe ·yout ']mlblems 1D Churcft 1his week ..:1llilhts ~etwt !hem the1 fa~ly Nltht. • Heath rMthodllt Chvn!W, MlcJ. Conversion can brink a radi;nl ' on "dec1a10na for Christ " crieport. the Rev. C R Kontright, and wholesome ehanee to Jjfe. A The new Chrlstian needa mort pastor Sunday Sehool 9 30, Ern- p.eraon who has been eonsclou!ily help than ordlnarUy be knows to est Covert, Supt.; Morning wor· aUcn, desp&Jrinl , gu11ty, eonfu~o "row in grace." He Js tortunate UB Ct;urches, L.t•rt Fall-. Ro- ~hlp 10:30. IH!rmon topte "God's se as to his goal• and at odds if he is ltd mto the expenen.·e w1th. the universe. with society of conversion by th.e pastor or er Marun, PasLor Sunday School Sure FoundatiOJJ", 1 P- m and with biiJl&ell. can be eh.ang members o( a "hurcb whose t:l· , 30 A M Worshlp Serv1.:e 1 t' people leave for Church Camp •I Ch• llit.IU Endea~ur altttrrlall Lancaster, the Rev Konk right wtll e(l. He dt she -can eome to know dividual coun5ei and prayeu be 1 }eaeher It the Institute dur· recondhallorl ~ltb God. With IUlde each step Juno.:t at 7 JU P M mg tbe week Tuesday 7 30 WCTU ' other people w1th 111eU. t>O\IIIft:!ll r -"-~--Chu -~ h o.t the N,nroM, Syra Ch"rch of Christ In Chlrlstlan ean be transformed to conflde.n~P. .:u~e. bltJ K.. WillJ&JD.s. pastor .JUnrlay SC'hool 9.30 A M M01n10,a Ur1on, Middleport, the Rev Guy gulll to (orJI'o!eneu, the cros.s F Sayre , pastor Btble school, 10 ourposea of uncerhm ...-n~h 4, th• ~orsh1p lO 30, NYPS 6.30 P Y:. lltMrpn•ut, .tf.,rch ef ""ut :va nge ltsltc ierv1ce 1 30 P M 8: m Leo Hill , supt Evenmg ser mlegriLy of one aim. The persCJit.Chr! · t of La~• ..., D•Y Salnll, Old ,vednesday evenmg prayer mee1 v~ce 7 30, W~nesday prayer ser- ality, hitherto ulterly alfm{' '".,. " on a new character •• It becomes ' rown Flatl!, on Portland Route nb for t~e midweek and TuesaiJ Vtce 7 30 Mt. Moriah a-.tlsf Church, Mid- parf of the church, the hvmg s-r A eh.lcke 11 barbecu~> preo11rf'd iunda:y SchuOI 10 1 m pr1•acbin1 <flernoon praver huur dlepor~, the Re~ N B. Bordon, pas- Cletv which halls ,, 11 q " ' "'Jf> e' by Mr ,and Mn. Rog('r Morgan ll a m. and 8 p. m. and Bible Houaa ot Pr•yer1 c:•u,..r, 5ullB1ble School 9 15, Arlena designation the tltle "Body c.f was 6rrved following the meetmJ \ay School 9.30 A M. Mornmg tor or Rod. Springs Grange, Thurs 3tudy Thunaay 8 pm f'utor C Nurshlp ll A M Sunday evemna Reese , supt . Mormng worship at Christ .. 10 30, BTU 6 30. · day cvenmg I W, ProUttt A.Ht Chas. Hupp. ¥Orsht p at 8 Pruyer meetm& on Church of tt.e N.za.....,., Mlddl• Clecarly it u; of overw.,elm; ,..,. Zion Ch"rch of Chrl1t. Locaf.t 1hu rsday t1 p M port, the Rev Robert Palmer, pas- mport.ant:e that a person who Homer Rice, wor~h~ master. prr:~n Pomeroy-t{arrieonville Road Bradford Church of Chrlst Sun- tor Btble School 9 30, Le~er Tay. 1has been at odds wit}l ntmseJ 1 <>ldcd and welcomer! O:ive Gran.P" Bible School 9 30 A. M. Momlna day School, 9 3b a m Lord's Sup. lor, supt , Mornmg worship 10 30; nd the universe can be so re who were guests for the eventng 12 Wor~:~~uo 10·30 a m Evemng Wor per m 1mt:d.a cely Collowmg. Young Peoples' meetlnlil: 6.41i; Eve- coneilefl wttb God, hlS Cello\\S One application for memberslnv .ihlp 7 30 p. gt Ronme Eggleton, FrH Methodist Church, Harry nmg ser~tce 7 :lO; Wednesday pray and hu 9 wn soul. ThiS change U! was recPived and one appeal fur m1m~ter, Charh~• Kms, Bible I:Jates, Pastor Laurel Cliff Sun· er meetmg 7 30. convers1on It can usually take aid answered Mn. Edwart. Hum day School q 30, Cla5.li meetin& School, Supt Church of Christ, Bradbvry, ld· place without a wrackhig emo- phrey, home economies t:htUrman, Mlnernlll• frMtftodlsl .Church, 10 30, FMY st:rv1ce ? 00, Preacb- ward Emerson , pastor. Bible School tiona! upheaval, but it involv~ announced that the cand)' contest .tev R. H. Grov-.1, Plltor, Hosmer .,g 8.t0; Prnyer Meeting Wednes- 9 30 Thur!'?an Carsey, supt.; Morn· the emotions sin~ tbcy ar.e part would be bel# at the next meet Rou:th, Supt. 10 A. M. Sun.Gal' lay 7 30. Hysell Run Su.nda) 10g worshtp .L0.30; Chrtstlan En· 1r the lotahty o! personality ing on Aug~ "8. Members weff FAIRVIEW Seho0l; 11 A M. Worsbip Servtee, deavor 6 p m Evemng wnrlfhtp But it can never take place With· reque.!te~ to, bdng nndwicbes or fueeoay 7.30 P M. Rev Harry Pickens, pastor. 7 30 out the pre~eoce and help of tlt.e cookies 'to t~lneetlng. Mldw•y Catnmunltr ChUrd Sunday School 9 30 a m, Young Church of Chrl1t in Chriatl•n church at various sta,ges. 1 ~ • • ·" Urvn Church AQoc:l..-h>n · The p~Dtt'lor the evening LeadlDc Creek H.DJd, Rn, R. I r•coples meetm~ 6 45 •P m. , Unton, Hobson, theRe~ . H Cart Billy Graham. is rieht in tn was pl'Qetit.e;J'. by Olive Grange rhomu. pastor. tlofil Cleland. Preachmg serv1c~ 7 30 p m , putor. Sunday Sehool 9 a: m. , An· UI'H.lt'th Service 7:30 P. II. Prayer Prayer meetmg Wed 7 30 p m., me Mohler, supt., Mornmg wor- .slsUng that every p.e.rsoo mui\t Po~~: ru~·,· -~Gornoupol M. ~~ngJos~ •o; U~U..... meeting Wedo~ ~bt 7•80 P 1hursday 7 30 p. m. E&.st' Letart sh1p broadcast tD-11 a. m.; E~an· make his own decision about M. Ev-eryone oordial.b' mvited. s S 9 30 Mornmg worship 10 45 gehsttc serv;.ce 7·30, Wednesday , Cbri&t, mu&t surrender bis Uie "In the G~n·· opened the prOto God But experlellt:e has re gram,' foll~Wed with the mtroduc 'Ph• Syr.cuM ._1todlst Church Evcn mg worslllp 8 on the 1st, 3rd prayer meeting, ?:30. Chrlstlen Scl..w:• Socloty, 144 peatedl~ ahuwn that the pers5n lion of al! pr~sepL A poem "Snor:· the Rev. Georee Davia, Pastor 5th Sundays Prayf!r meetmg on Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy Morning wbo "accepts Cbdst" In such clr· ing HQSban,d ." was read by Lin· Sunday Sebool 9:30 A. M.. Daa.a Wednesday at 8 piano solo was Wklebrenner~ Supt. Worship SerRacll"lt!l Mlaaion Charl•s luth service at 1J with TRUTH the sub· eumstancees M those 3een in nie Crary and ject of the lesso1_1 aermon and the Madison Square Garden is very _presented by tilenna Milhoan DeHtetl IPJilFio!il~t Grange Mee t'lng H ld Th e I d , t;:.;11•· ' ! i I Don't Be A Straw Man ' bccasf!i"nall~· we meet a man 'bose c.:onvcp;atw n cra(kles With profanity Preienl day psychiatry has come up w1V1 some of the reason~. He may be JUSt a ''straw man•• putting on ,a bJg front ~is complex may have many different meam?gs, say the psychi· etrists. Constant expression of negahve.fcel mgs toward soc1ety, mshtutton s and people can denote fear and msecunty, One emment psychiatnst has said, ~<reckless, sulphurous language, especially that dire:ted agamst oilier people, often indicates hate Such Jan· guage hurts others and hurts the one using 1t It makes the user s1ck physJcally and men· tally " One who is hand1cappe J by some quirk f•f cha racter can help himself, if he so de sires, and change hi~ ent1re personality. 8} attcndmg church he can enter mto the set\ vices in such a way that he need no longer ··put on a front" The Church , if used fully, )erves as a chntc and hospital that treats and cxertlses both mind and character. General Insurance and Rea l Est•tc Broker 225 K 211d St Pomeroy, Ohio 224 E. Ma~n St. · 1 omrruy Meigs Equipment Co. Afdhony Plumbing & Heating 240 Llneoln St Pomeroy, Ohio Mlddlepnri Pomeruy Cement Block Co. Maxine Arnold Service Station Rook Springs Ro•d Pomeroy, Ohio Atkins Chicks New York Clothing House Men's and Boys' Furntshllll(s Pomer~ 178 IISPiberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio Baker Furniture Ohio Valley Baking Co. ~llddlepnrt Chase Funeral Home Rutland, OWn I I I Makers of Holsum Bread R. H. Rciwllnas & Sons Co. ~ Your Dodge & Plymoutjl Dealer Downing Insurance Agency llllddlcporl, Ohln Powell's Sunoco Service Station Fife Refrigeration Mlddlepor'- Ohio High Test Ga, At Regular Price Middleport, Ohln Foreman & Abbott Heiner's Bakery custom )Built Kilclwns Middleport Bakers Of Good Bread 1--- -allo-- llulltlngton, W. Va. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.o.;;..;....,;;;;;;...;..._ __..,;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"": 'l'hc Oh.~toc-:: R:r l<e =;,--oddly-enough , Travelers Cheques Need ' ot Ohm b<d to Pennsylnnla, W••• Vn ~mla and kantuckv. --- Gloria Talbot "'\'HI YOUNG GUNS" ComedY and Cartoon Sun. It Mon. July 21-29 June Allyson Jack Lemon "YOU CAN'T RUN AVIAY PRoM tT" (Cinemucope-Tetbnicolor) e FOR THZ BEST! eANY TYPE! I See or Call JOHN - RICHMOND -alao- ----· ---" INSURANCE? Ruu Tamblyn d1•c~ not belon11 'to the State Ray Milland Maurtlt!n O'Hara "LISBON" <N•turama·Technicolor) 814 E. Main St. $19·33 670x15 NYLON 3 ROOMS OF Plus Tu and Recappnble Tire ALL NEW . \ ' . Trcmlen ChfiiU• at tble ~ , \ We Pay 2% Interest 011 Your Savings ' .,, The FAit~ERS BANK ·~: 8nd Sayings Company "._ber Federal Depolst Insurance Coo porlitlon Mtlllllet Federal RelMlrfti Syotem ( POIIIEitOl', OHIO ~~~ I I ' 2 AIR COMPRW,OR UNITS PLASTIC 5tlT CODtS USED EUailc MOTORS " INCLUDES 1pleaure ' ' $595 \ ol your vacation. Buy your .SOHIO anci'PURE MOTOR OIL $1.45 2 Gallon Motor Oil . . . .. . . . ' ... ... .Plus Tax Fur"iture ' eubetanllaiiDOiley lou can mar the FRIGIDAIRE ll<:frlgentor ,a nd Gal Range fAt lT• Sefl'lee 'I'Gtlr c•r •tid CJaeek '~'"f Bnkest Poy Only '59.50 down and '29.00 per month ' BAKER FURNITURE ntson Oil ·Co. FiMatone Di1tribuMi' . , " *· .... II&. On Tllft Brlgl)&ellt Coraor IIi_, Middleport • ' Sunda;r, July 28, ~111011 ••• hoi<t'a!"lh~ $>iii W~au • "I'Oiid>!flce wiU. ... . ptcnlt .....- tile lawn. , .- AUendlng were Mr. and ~· Eugene Wyatt, Cheshire; Mr. and ,_. lfr,. Howard Hoopf apd family, , Dayton; Saltl Wyatt Jr. and fam· Uy, Sprlngljtld, ~lo; Grandille Reeves and family, Albany, Ohl9. Alao, Mr. and Mr.!!. Clirence Wy•tt, Ripley, W. Va ; Mr.. and Mr1 Glenn Hart, family, Darwin; Mr. •lid Mrw. J. c. Wyatt and ~-aq1Uy, POmeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hanti!Pa. Harrllonvllle; ¥r. and Mn. ;Howard Birchfielc;l a,nd famOy. Har- ' ' ' : PomerW; o. ·tbonviUe; ... • \ m•• - tR4" Mra. ault •a•lnlt LooM h.. 1.\nl~,o tho Mia, Mirylind wlhMr who loat the Mill U. S. A. tltt. Mcaus. shflo Is marrl.t. MJM HUI, r~.~nMr·up for the Mlu Mlryla.nd tltla, is .11f10 claiming the ,rb:" the lost out f4) Leona. (lnl•rtw· tiona I) R. J. Stewart Services Held IThis Afternoon on noo the 1 i!lddleport, lor $21; Jamea H. Mur· phy, 30, Cincinnati, $25 for llrtoxieatlon; aad Charlea 1. Allensworth, 40, Middleport, ,f21, for intoxlca· tion. Emmett Welc-ti, Pomeroy RD, tte f8, was arreated by otfieer~ Saturday night for lnt.oxieatlon, aad will appear in court tonJght. ''*"• TeenAger Runs tt,,..,.,.. Olf Under Hail Pistol' F"~re . " Bu~tal'waa. lA ~ Chesh[N'Gra=\lei HJII ceme-tery and pa}~ be-ar~n were Charles Bennett, :aoscoe Wue Colli Gllmorc, Harley Swtsher, 08car Chfatham and Wendell- Roush. Mll"omc rites were held Sunday evenfnll at :hf funeral home by the F.&A M. o Cheshire and Mtd· dleport. Mr. Stewart died Saturday night at his home on South Second Avenue after 1 lORi illneu. He was the son of the late Charles and Emma Shell Stewart and was born Leo tn West Columb111. five without fanfare or eal'iteme'"' and wkll a !"lnlmum of toe' arHl dlaiUuaionment. · lol-•lnC.........., • ol~~~~~~~~·~~~~~-·~··~·i· II "' -co~n· . ' ' $6.00' ' ' ELBE a suit· ' ·~~~~~~~~~ ' ' - .Ill ... hint. his ........... Wit., ItaiM,. .... • niM-J"Nrohf 11r1 wM w.. w.lklnw p ..t. .,.,_ • ..,. hfolorhlooftl• montha we,. t)ttl~la fhe c:t~r talklna ...ut • Nc•rNiiUatl•n luot -... lloe b1o1t ..,... off. P.llcti tlld' ... llad - ,...•......,. .. "'iiiw .. hi. . wtr.:.• ............... M Art hor For August 5th w IIIamden Man, o·Ie annual competiUon. JaCk s. GoiWeb <ompooed . "So· ~ata~~o." I eotnle oPera. out thia total due to ,newly covered groups such farmer• a n tl reprewenta 'Pll of ' h £' •elf.:fJmploJed •profeBaional people pij<tO)If. In tile loqJ.-:area" betdmfn1 tlilible for benefits. ~d 1l]Je lmptlrtanee lll'lny ot tbeae folks, alle!ld)> over ' benefltl 11 the greate~ 115, ~ onlJ two yean ' of HUtft o1 IDcGme: let many •credit to become eligible for re· famllie. wh.o reeetv~ them. tlret?ent pa$1henta. djrel"1int tbe work. 6tbet worb by Q9Wieb tnclude the ,.unc for Ute CbUdren't .!Itory, "ltorton Hateh~ the -g," anc;l "~olviq VariatlotiJH wblah ~Ito hlm third plaet 'and fl,OOO .fr9'm... student compeUtion Radio Awai-dl tn 1934. . dozens mining The death toll mcreased as thousands of volunleer rescue workers dug through the debris or homes and apartment houses In Mexieo Clty, the h•rde31 hit Jn the 160.000 square mile arP.a roeked "by the quake~. Another 114 pen;ons were re ported tilled. bu.t the reportl wer"' Majorettes must also be present for this first practice session Other new band memberS includ· tng flag bearen, bell players and poS&ible instrumental peraonnel will b~ ann.o\l.nced llt a later date Worksh.op Dates At OU Set For 150 Students t,,,,..,,d 1·1 The prisoner had beeil sentenced mtnutes before to an ifldeflmte term ln Manafield 1 Reformatory for hhc part in the gang'• activl· ties. The gang had terrotUed per· son& parked In thelf em near the O'ShaughneASY Dam antl the co. lumbut Zoo •long the SC:Ioto Rlv· e•" Weil.er said that McLoughlin bolted free aa tl.ey walked !rom court to the jail. The pri10ncr jum_ped between puked ears and disappeare-d into 1 street crowd. The deputy lheritf fired twic~ He ,-aid be •WH unable to .aim di· rectly at the fugitl¥e becau1e of the PIIDPle on the,Jtreet Autopsies May Show MU..der, Suicide Death Slap ~eorp.us be6rge With $5.vuu Damage, SWt• 1:1l'W p•IDDlDI' , La.Ju; NOt ll.Jan LY e ~ll 4nd batWry. , A •u~ astln1 $5000 ,da:mages bas be~u brougllt by Ray te1ter Clurk on behalf ol hls ton, Ray CUtUI Clark, 13, or New Htven. Tht· youth e)tP"Jes that be was injured . whe11 tbe wrutler threw him i!1.to a coal plle followtna a "'Jame~ C. Dabney, Aab~. ha! "heen named to the Masro"d Cot.urtJ ; ;~~~!!~:! BELLEFONTAINE, O. CUP) ATH$NS, 0.- In order to help Oblo hiah tchool students develop A pathologist !rom Springfield was better leadership skl111, Ohio Uni- to perform autopsies today on the versity Monday opens a Workshop bodies of a woman and man found for 180 atud~nt council members In a p~i ear just t>utaidc $he Logali County. fairground& Sunday. and advtsen. Authorttle.s tentahvely listed 'l'he !irot High School student Council Workshop to• be beld h1 the 4eidl .. a1 murder al'i d auiclde The irie:tim• were identified as the State of Ohio will he ""laeld tb.rough Au&. 2. The program is Mrs. ' ~ :Mirle Sh•rpJ 38, ChllapODAored jointly by Ohio U. ad litoche,' ad trank Moxley, 51, tbe Ohio A.ssoeiatio'n Student Dayton. Tbe woman waa shot in Councils. Model , li.ICU;o. the ,at;utomeh and Ute ma-l£ in tbc head. tion and group A .31 ea},oer automatic was the orlaili&ntlon, loull4" 1111 \lit oar. tive1 of tltudent agenda for tbest high .chool of· fleers from all over the tt.ate. ANNIIION STIPS UP Cbalrm.e.a of the ~.'eejt: - long WASHJNGTON (UP)......Robert B. WDrksbop are E. P. Lynn, Oblo U. Andenon today officially bceome~ ., aulstant profe!SOr ot education, the nitlon's Mth aec:retary o( the • and Mr,11. a~~len R Braun of To- Tfeuury. The rormer NavY lier-&ledo, executive aocretar)r of OASC tal')' prepared to tlep Into the ' shoe• , o' . Tre~ry Secretari A marrilge llcenH hU· been is- fifeq>t'W'e ' M. Httmphrty .u \.be n:a· ATHENS, o. - A native of sued to James H. OWen•1 22, Porn- tiou ~xJ!Crlenetd reet)fd. pNapeti· New R~lle, rN. Y., woi'khil for eror, painter, and ~mo Kathryn ty and ihe Demqcnt.s lnereued his doCtoiait in fl\U!!Iical art& at Erwjn, t:2, Pomeroy, telephorre op- th~ •ttackl on 'he ~lnlitr~· the Univera1t1 of IWnois, ~as be!n erator. tlon~s money poUcle1. anneunced as compq:aer of t h e - · It:__ bAA t:~n~ nc:;o":f!:'~~~f~~::;; some 1.000 pe11Kms tnJured and Dabney Seleded Stalemate Ends Qn Mason Board • ,. , ••e ' ttomb with • .,....mh eM..,. uaconfirmed. aro~n~, U., antlcJ a! JIOolml'• hi~h ··~or;eouo Georgo"" GW~~tho wn~ m~tch at, the !'lew !10· aocl.etY ~o wln tf\e annual ObiO U. prof Utonar wre•tlet, fa 'jt hav· ven QNDmuniJy Bunlllne '.July 11. prize. ' tl:be opera Ia to receive its lng t. trouble, In Muod ~ · nty n ...-.. reportecJ that the ;tTestSur· piOYfq people. ... · TbeSo benefit rolls have Jrl)w:t prcmf41te Aur. 4 u -a finale of the follt>Wina hl..s fine of PG ~'COsta ler ~ .everal boyr ol tbrow· "dOJiendt>DI Pll' 1~ an' ua•allaliy rapid rate over RM\11! 1 Opera WorJiiBhop John i.n Carl PYatt's court In ' )~Won Cf. lng :i'Oii!b at hie ear and ~elzed earner•. the past year, Mr. Chatfield said kJalel of tbt Ohio tJ1 fa~IIJty ii ty. laAt weel on a char16 pt ••· tbe Cllrk bOJ and threw him into .,... ytor /rom SO<ial u , •elf-«!mp_lDyed (enetadon. DIPIW of Pl .... Mmor new shocbl added early today to the terror wrought by Mex1to': worat earthquake tn 48 year.s Lou of bfe Wll hilb from destroyed buildtngl and from noods. fir~s and landllides spawned by t h c temblors. The known de.ad was 46 w1th 1 " • l't d& 1\rl.,..on, 41, Rt 3, th~ llllh stiiOol "~"qom Potlteroy, afte flffl!:dl&ation; ana · ... Pl~?er1 are reminded to ~ing ~ay Roush, 39, Syracuse, wbo Wa3 their lnstfuments and anyone who cttcd in lor contempt or the Ju cannot be lfi'esentls to contact th,e vemle Court. He W&.li arrested by director Ill 250 Nnrth Third AveCarl Gorby nue or call him t 602ZM Grlndl~y reported two fmes, one Director Dalla: has an~ounced bemg t-o Forest G. Showalter, the ronowln new members of tbe Cbe5ter, $15 and costs for passing Senio Ban3 h ha b ad over a Yellow line. hnil to Amc}' vance~ from t;e ~uni:: Ba:~~ :fto: G. Duffy , Syracuse, $10 and coats, 11etta Richards, Johu Allensworth. for parking In 8 highway. Bolh alto .uxophone: Forr:est Bach\el, arrestll were made by the statC' tenor saxophone; Charlene Dav11. patrol. baritone; David Hoyt, trumpet, Russell McElhinny, trombone; S\1 C OMSfi ;::ri!llensworth, Mary Swanson, rally ... ' AR1'HUII llureh tumN his Cllr Into .11 Hlf 1M hla Da))as Calls For IF'IrSt Rehearsa} MEXICO crry CUP> - lionel) Flt•t ,1l;p~ist Ch•rcb, olfid~lh ' ' lalle~, !lJ\I'!'d'~ and r~le~$~ M!lft...,.:·A.,..., ~. at g a.m" " pei'!OD• were recelvinz rea,chin1 the age o1 61J .now can aocial tecurity payments qualify for Old-Age: and Survivors to per month, ln•ura~e benefit.l. Nine cfut of todar bY -John ten j llOtbf#l1 and children ln tbe District Man.· eo~ are ISIUI'ed of IUrvivon Security A4tftini• benefilt ~ ease of the death of '• the famtb' breadwinner~ , ... '1 1148 were re.Money to pay theHI benefit• their cornea from tbe Old·Aee and Surwho v~vota lnsutloce , TruBt Fu.qd. $M.· w,hlc:ll J.. built up froM ~l:al se· turi~.r tt:x e.anqibutlo{ll or wortera, tbeir employen and selt-em· • Minor Sh()(k Add Terror To ot Mexican Quake were Cltrente- m•-• pendmg invesUgation. Everett Ev ans, ~ Portland, no charce dt· vutged, and also b•ought ln by the .sheriff. Is to go befon, JP R. anout 700 feet of valu· Chief Bartrum sa!d copper wire was re ported .w»ld 1n Mustmaum lie ,..Y' • • per ware in the past three years. , 1!3, Middleport, Fred • Also taken into custody were Robert Christy, 15, Rutland, and Charlt-$ Hannlng, 18, Albany Rt.' 2 Hanning was boOked on a charge \HOUGH of tho tMrn rec:elftd fl'llfl~ of contributing to the delinquen· C¥ of a minor and will appear be· thre•ts. waminr tMm not to · •nt.,. Havana to tcheclo tore Mayor E. F. Robmson . ulad t•IM with the Cuben lnChrl&ly and Stowers arc slated hrrMflo~Q~I IN..,. c:I!Jb to come bef-ore Juvenile Judge tho Montr•.. Ro,e:lt flow ufto Joh11 C. Bacon d., pi'OtHf to tho Cubtn ~pi­ In otbct week end law enforcetal. PlcfuNd Is T.,._., ments ac\tvitles town poliCe were Holmes, m.tMpr of th• R6YJ' called to E. MDin.at where a brawl . 1 11 .. The w•mlnp •r• belloM was mvestrlated Sunday nighi. Jn. In conMC-tion with • vest1gatmg officer Charles Werry •ill "vtlutlen.ry uprl..... had tiled no arrests b)' ~oon to(lntttmatlonal} clay Jerry Roush, Ul, SyncUJe, ia in Jail after his arrest by the sheritf I • I, Funer.al ftr~1ces Cor Rome John F Grindley today. Glenver L Boegess, 43. Rt. 2. · Stewart, 55, we;e h~ld this alternoon at the Rawlings-Coals F'uner- 1\llcine, arrested tor OWl by the Band Dlrector George Doll.,~\!· al Home at two o'clock wtth the t&.te patrol, remalns in jail under has called the first rehean:ai Rev. C. E: H,t;vt, pastor of the Ubo ~· . , the Middleport Senior- Band end more ~in tl\ftle f tm»Uoma tfllcli year, •nnewina a' ' Ctirli41~ communitY of near~y ,),00 mUUon each ~ Mr. ~ SINGLE COPY-It · ahon irt Middleport were part o! a gang operating over a several >State area were da..hed today, Chief of Police Leroy Bartruro said. At the same time the United Press reported that authori· bea were on the lookout ror a gang of professional thieves who ~ave stolen nearly one quarter of a ml!Jion dollars in cop.- court at- M.ld· nigbt and one driving while ot an lnton- Strauss reported that Tbomas t ~towel'S, 16, HRrrlsonvllle, waa "Crivmg and had no one With htm possessmg s vahd driver's permit Ill! low r~u1res. Jn the car Strau.;.s fllun<' a h~ and funnel which were confiscated ILONDI Mary Co~~lllo Hill (Mo..,.) hea fUM '• $30,000 ,_,., " ilittO I able copper wore from the Goeglein Brothers gravel pit oper. Chamber Opera IsOU ;Me~s Total $71,574 Per ~onth Winner NewYorkMan County ll of the of IFour out of persons n n eonveniontl fall to eb.dtare the te,tt of time. r ~ On the otber band. tbe one-by one contmlona whlell ~" pla!e tbroufb · the Churches am!Mlrit t d ,.n~on I Suspicion that thieves who slashed vesti&atlon. ~ial Security PaY!Dents In Man·i\roduced lnc - the Jmportarq 1qf reRppus oonveraitm. Bul coll\ttrtlon b nut only pooolble; lt-llu• p.... ..try day and under ll>o riabl clrtum" 1\IDCU 1\ 'Ill lfOitli' to 1\e d& I =--- Wrln• ,.,. The Unhct Prot ' Each Saturdaf eyentng durin~: hi• Nt:IV York Crus•de the nation has seen hundred& of televised men and women movin1 to the , front or Madlaon Square Gardcr as ev.engehJt Billy Gnh•1D haE pleaded wltb them to ••acce~t Chrllt'' ' Forty years 110 Bllly Sunday urued New Yorker& to "hit tbt nwduat ttall," and the came 1r even lal'ger numbers. But tbe ef fects or 'he Billy SUnday meet lngs have long , 110 dlaappeand, and tt aeems IIIF:ecy tl>o BillY Graham revival ml)' have a simi· ..,., cooto.T-oy. Hioi>!Odayllle t4.L-tonltltt70to74. Gang Reported In Ohio To Have Taken 11 , 4 Million Dollars From Strip Mines The teen-age tklver of a car w1th a hoH and funnel In It aud only a temporary driver's permit on his person, wu arrest· ed w1th two companion.. early Sun· day mornlnrt by Patrolmen ~d· ward S~ral,!-Sil and jailed tor In-~ Smith and family, Columbus; Mr.!l. Survivore are his wife, Belva; J ' WI.Wam Chase lind tamny, Coh111J· ·but: Mr. and Mrs. Russell LitUe orie daughter, Mrs. EIUO (Marga·' ,nd fam1Jy, Rutl•rld; Mr. and Mrs. ret Jean) Baraotti, Poineroy, two iiae Allberty, Zane,.llle. ao.na, Marvin, Ori"nt, and Norman, ' Jn aU 4? people- enjoyed the te· Ml~dleport: fo~r sisters, Mrs. John 11Dion, Mam; Coreopolts;\.~i.J;s Irene Steware, Ura. William Huatns, Carroll· LOn; Mta. Cora Smith, Scio; two NOT MRS. HYSELL! ly UNtTID PRill .n. Della Stace, Condor.st, wu brothers, Cbariea and Aubrey, At least 18 pet'B0113- were kllled tHen to Meiga General Hospital Mineo Junction, a half-brother, in aceldents tn Ohio during the ltr iUneas Friday by the Potneroy Richard Sh£11 , Scio~; twel~e graud- weekend. *""'•<ncy Squad l,.tead of Ly- cbildren. A ltnited Pre&! count !rom (I <lil HyaeU, ., reported by the Mr. Stewart was a pipe-fitter at p.m. Friday through midnight ~Q.aad, and The SenUriel the Hobson yards for 38 years. He Sunday abowed 10 died in traffic Saturday. . wa1 a merQber of the Middleport accidents. Tw') persons drowned ' Church of Christ, the Cheshire Si· and four Jlied In miscellaneow , GINA HAS ION loam, 466, F&AM: Ohio Valley 1 accldenlt. .. Area death.. included. ft.OME (UP) - Italian movie 12nd Detree: AlAddin Temple VInton: M.r!. Delibh Pinney, '83, Queen Gina Lollobrigida g a v e Shrine; Little Kyger Grange an~ McArthur, died of .severe 1hock birth to a &-pound, lllfl ounce boy the Order of tiKl White Shrine of when the pickup truck she wa!!l .S\Inday and ber husband uid to- Jeru!alem. riding in akidded over an embink· !lay bli eon baa every chance '(I! ment on Ohio 160 two mile& south "bOlaI bandoome." of Vinton Saturday. The drlnr TRUMAN NO. t was Lucian Adklna, 1:17, Eailt L)'bn SUIT FILID INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UP) W. Va. A suit to q,uiet title haa ~n Fortner Presi£tent Harry S. TrU· We114ton: Thoma.1 s. Morris Jr., tiled In Meigs County Common man wiU receive .11tartet 1ustain· 37, Hamden, kUied when hit b)' a P1ea1 Co.w1 by Lon V. Greenlu, ina membel'lhip card No. 1 tod~.Y JlaltJmore and Qhlo Rallroad train J(lCidlepa;rt VI. Robert Tate, et ft)., I Lo Launeb 1 blt nation-wide drJ'v,:o ' on a teldom u8 ed ttact Jle waB ..wt.th Wt~ater .anwo 1''111\1 as plam·l to finance , t~e Democratic Party retrtiDA" on Saturday. UV• lttoi'ne:Vt. _. by small contributior\s . ay DR, HAROLD I, PlY lhat my a/gh, the value Dot mean 1 am j Over Week End . 1 nlfu•• UQ Billy Gr•hlm'• •nd fln4t that In tho- ,.at con· vertions faitH to take tranaienc)'. the Wyatt family has been reunited ral... 1111 ue~tlortt altlut tt.. IHt• lnt lteMfltl ef cruNdlq t!Kh· tar marked f.U'st time all' the cblldran of the , {or 'great many y~lirs when a re- •n hold. ·Family ~nited 'First Time In Many Years "DO·IT·YOURS£LF.~'-ers " of the Christian Century n'llla· sino en olcl and r..,.ehel or. which clrcul•to• wlct.lr •mona clervvnwn of •II m•l•r "••tant deftom,IMtlonL He h•" ' ' SERMONETIE l'omero~ FIRESTONE TIRES ~ Ccury!J!.q vacatlon lunda ln. the lo~. ol Tranlera Chequea Ia c:onvenbtll<l -c1 IICife, You make aure lbat no " I Rullllnd Rd" 1 1 •••t George S. HobsteHor Jr. II!'Oti•n matched:sets , ... matchless for rv ldams Groc. & Serv. S·la. Allen Appliance Serv. . een FM 011 ~· b~ poeGIm ''Th~t~na· Jpg anner Y enna an preceded a quiJ on JDSeet.s, afte~ f which group singinJ of God Bien Amertta, conc:luded the program. Followmg the August 8 meeting the Grange wiU move out of the hall ln PJ'flllration for tht: Meigs County fair. • ----~- With the hope that it wdl. in some meo!ure, foster and heiiJ sus tain that which is goOd in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busil"'es s firms and organizati"on~ whose names appear below. Amos__.l..ec)~ard won the pr\ze In a game;- aner Which a readinlt "Old Mule., was alveo by Ka1h· ilh i 1 :~•rt:;:;o~n~o;;;;e~,;·•;.;;;;;;;;;;'';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:- I "". "- -" iJi,, 3Z. •denll" pietures in Water· week as the man ~1"60;!1 bands who picked the outatirts of Cleve· the slaying. and two· attorneya for llt. Stamuel Sheppard, who 1,. &erv· iRa • Jlfe term in the Ohio Plmitenttary for bls wife's murder, l'tlistere<\ at a toea~ hotel here (during the weet end - Kolofollta: under 1n auumed name. - The two attorneys, W111iam Corrll!a.n and Fred Garmone, both of Cleveland, planned to -question Wedlet tboroogbly to ue 1f h111 "confenlon" -can be linked to the olayiJII, . ·KoJofolial came here unan· nounced by bu1.. He had a teJetram in his pocket from Dr. Stephen Sheppard, Dr Sam's 1 brother, fo Jdenti!y him to Sheriff Rodney Thursby in case he could not make contact with Cori-lgan and Garmone. Th,e teteer•nt indicated that the Sbeppard family sponaored Kolo· follaa' trip here. Qnly a week .a11o Corriean announced that he was not interested in l(olofollaa' identl· of Wodl..-. , .:2 • ai - ~llololl!•. I '· UP ~~·" J" Wedler 51 hkely to lose hil way. He may transiently know what tt mean1 to be converted, but tf he fails to become 1ntegrally ld tifi d wtth other ChrlstJaus en e ' in 1 church, the exper1ence wt 11 w•ther He needs guidance imme diately Into an u;derstandlng r of the good n-ews hlch runscd ha~ (leeper than that preach ) the ma.11s evanleUst, whoso sole rone:ern Is to present only tbal 1 1 th go'"'el which bears The Ma-ri · case turned here today to try identifu,aUon Wedler, 23, who man who clubb® ! Fla ~ ti4WWI • - - . ,........... UIIJia ' ,Young Driver, Team Threatened 1 Companions, I Are Arrested m the .0 Church pastor, ScrVJccs C.unday 7:30 and Golden Tex:: 0 smg unto t)te Lord ruesfkay 130. Middleport, B. L Bmett. pastor. Rawv•nl 1.d Church of JHu• a new song, f~r he hath done marSunday School 10 L m. EveDllll Chrld of Lo~~tor Day Sainta, Old vellous thingl, · · · He hath re· tervi~ 7:4.5 o. m. on Portland Road membered his mercy apd h1s truth 1own Flats toward the house of Israel all the Gr•c• lipl~pal Church, E••t Sunday School 9.30 am preaching ends of the earth have seen the Main Street, Pomeroy. Rev. I .am and s ble Study Wed· 1 10 30 salvation of our God P&alms 98·1,3. Edwin Charlem, Rector; MrJ. Co- ncsday 8 pm . Pa.~tor C w. Prof Wednesday e~enlng service 8 drie W. Clark, organllt. Worship r1tt Guest l!lpeaker Sunday a• The public is cordially invited to lind sermon at 10:30 A. M., Hob 1 0 30 Joe Wtlham.t or ~ronton attend J{eaJtng room with side en· l d b b Communion first Sun~ll7 In moatb Po,:,land Churr.h, Earl Custer. oeat~ at t e rear or t e tranee Churcb School: Begmners and :Nlstor, Au't pas\.or, Edith Codner Prlmaqr, at 10.30 A. M. For lnfor- Services Sunday 8:00, ,TueadaJ at St~eet, Ralph C Zun~e~, pastor, William Watson, rupt., 9.30 to 11 mation concernlnJ ou.r work, 7 30 and Friday '7:30 \ combmed serv1ce of worship and please telephone 302-J. study Special music. Sermon •'Why Every ~untlay 10 A M Swndr.y Paying Back Doesn't Pay". Nursery 3chool an4 CoQ\mUDHlD first SUD· and .rumor Church for childl-en day In IJM)nth 11 .o\. M. Church Tuesday 6.00 WCTU picnic at thr eommunlon and prt!-achlna; third How Rawlings home on Union Ave. We e' )unday tn .nonth 7.30 P. )f neMlay 7 30 Bible Stud'y and pray Chri5tian- Sclen cl'" church preachinJ- '" er Chrlttl•n Chwcft: at Long Bofo Heols " Unlt.d Methodist Church, Poma tom, every Sunday 9·30 A. M roy, Eugene Brown, pastor Sunda~ Sunday ScDool and cummunlorr; ohur~h open to the pubhc on Mon first Sunday in month 7.30 P M day from 2 to 4 p. m. SERIES tor Everyone Cburcla preac~ng; tb1rd Sunday The Fad.r11tod Church. Evanr"''· leal o~~nd R•formed Prt~•byt•rl•n ID month 10:30 A. M. Church com I "The Power That munJOn and preachmJ. Rev Waldo .1. Bartelli, putor, Nor fh• Chunl, of Chrl.t, K•no, Restores Shattered Ltves" I rilan Kloe11. S S Supt ; Sunda every Sund.a)' 9:30 A. M. Sunday WSAZ-TV Churth School 9 15 a. m Worshlt School and &mmuniun, a.~nd Channel 3 -10:15 a.m. hour 10.30 a m. Sermon top.1t' SUnday ln atontb 10 JO A, M · ";ii!' "Glimpses of Glory", Church communion and preachln& Churh of Christ~ MliAil•krt, First Baptlat Church, Meh fourth SundaY In mcnth 7 30 P rred 1 Gardner, pa!lt.or. Bible School 9 15 a. m Theo Smith. sup: \l. chu.r"'b. preachmi 'School , 9 30, Homer R1ce Supt , Wt>rship 10·30 a m Topic "Bread The '-nrlatlan Church .t Hom 1 Morning worship 10 30, B H Har· Upon the Waters". lock Grove, every Sunday 9.10 A m, former local mmls.ter, guest Lan11VIII• Chrlstl•n Church \f. S1\nday School and communion speaker, 6 3r C~r1stian Endeavor , 9 30 a m. Sunday School; 10:30 a JecoL.d Sunday 1n month 1 30 p Evenang scrylc~ 7 30, ~>cr mon sub m. Morning worship. Rev Biddle M: church .,reachm,c fourth Sun- jcct " (f lh,:! Lord W1ll", Wcdncs· will speAk. Communion and re· 1a'y In mouth 10 30 A M church day ? ·30, Prayer meeting and Blble ception o! new membera . !ommunlon and preachine _ study wllh Barbara Scott ,as devo· Alfr.od Methodltt Church, Rev. R. M. Grove, pastor Snnday School lUI Church••· Morning Sto~~r & Uonal leader lat.,prl... ltn. logM' Blthop, First Baptltt Church, Midd'l~~~ at 9:30, Llovd Dtlllnger, SlloPt.! Wonhip ser\llc~ at 10 :~3 with the Pastor Mornlna Star sun:iav the Rev C E Hoyt , pa&tor C u School. 0·4:S A M ~ornlng wor· School 9.1!i, Gerald Anthony,Jupt. Rev Grove bnngmg the me5sage. ;hip at 11 A M MYF Sunday e'·e Morning worshiP 10 1~ sermon Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 serv· top1c " No Rain"· nursery for ba tees at the ElmWbod Re~t Home. OtnK at 8. Prayer meetlna Thurs- 1 bles and smali ' children during Sunday evening t'rom 7 to 9, picnie ~ay evcnm& F.nt~>rprise Sunday 1the morning service and Church supper and meeting or the M~F ~hool 10,10 A. 1'4: Mornlnl wur 1 School; Tuesday, .9 30, women's at' the church Wednesday, 1 30 p !hlp 9.30 A. M. vr at 6:30 P. M I prayer service; Vledne-sday ? .30, m prayer meetmg. 7 30. Prey11r I Mid-week prayer and praise serv &venlna worabip meetlng Wednea~a)' 7 30 P. M. l ice, contmuod s-tudy in "The SerChureh •f Christ, P•mHOy, mon on tbe Mount'', 8:30 Church Bible School 9·:m. Richard Davis, Adv1sory Council, Senior Choir supt. Morning worahlp 10:30; First Pre•bytorian Church, Mid- Topic "The Useful ot the Deacon,. dleport. the Hev Howard Ruppelt, Christian Endeavor 8:30: Evenlng pa~or Church School 9·30 John servu~e ?:30 "The Love of God"; Fultt, supt, Mornmg worihlp 10:30 I guelit 5peakcr, Jamm1 Fraler, Ire· Saturday Only .July 27 Waller Brennan Phil Harns IDITOR'S NOTI: Author Of "GOODIYI MY LADY" ' NEED GOOD I this WHic'l column Is Hltet (Excellent Family Picture> I .....tty FaiJure In Solving CaSe Wire Theft 'Beauties See Wedlcr u rs ay I vk!~,;~~~fnet hntacnt.. .... ... "*"''' ...... afterneer-.. Oc:.....,., . ' ......,,..., ... - · ,....., ......,. 1"....... ~w...,._. r• ''' . ' At'4NI IY UNITID PRill ·~~-N"_o._s_s_--'---- ··-'-'--" ----L---;--..---------P·o"m_•_r_oy_·Mld_d_l_epo_~_~~~.r:..-:M_o_n_1 ff...··~ . . '~.:. .·:zt_.•_•_';,_____________-_ ___,_, _ _"-__ R.?Ck Sprl' ngs I ' t:•l'fle l•terat!f ., ,.._ ' Weotlier • .; • ·l ' I I ,en.t~ lond; 7 30, Summer Communion; 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0, July 27, 1957 Wedne.,day 0 30. .e " the ~~ pile. The •ult ehlirees ttl.al the liDJ' tuffered eut.s and hrulseB AtWmey for the plaintiff la J. G. F. ;{obnson of Pt. Pleuant It was reported thlt the case will be ready for trill Jn september but' :H: ii not known .w-bether It ~ill be plac&J on the ~ocke-t. liobool Qoard" !It -<w.- Vlre»la ' State 8upirtnt.en.dent "f"trgil" aorborough to fiU a vacancy created I when Rev Fred Saunders moved to Boon! County. The appointment was made by the state superintendent when tbe remainmg members of the board of t:ducation could not MANTUA, 0.. UP Perry aJI'ee oo a. sueceuor tc. Saunders. Green, 78, former 1tate agricul· Dabney is employed by the ture. director -and president or the Kaiser Alumtnum Company at Ohio Farm BurtlliU Feder&Uon, Ravenswood and is a graduate of died Sunday at bia farm home Hannan Wgh School. He i1 the near here. son of Carl S. Dabney, who is 1 Green alao was hurd ehairman Muo11. County teacher. of the Natiomtide InsurllJlCt Co The new--board member is muHe headed th~ ltate Department ried to the former MoteUe Gillisot Agriculture in the cabinet of pie- and they are the parenh of former Gov. Myers Y. Cooper .In two dausltters. Dabney will take the 1930'1. Durin1 the presidency hla seat on the board at the next of Herltert HOtlver, b,e .served on board meeting on August 5. the federal drought relief commit· tee. He alao wae a former state Former Ag Chief Dies In Mantua County Saturday Inveatigatlon showed "it wasn't our wire,' ' ac· c-ordmg tc Bartrum. In Galha County uveral tbefb w1re have been reported tn re cent weeki to bollter the theor:y that some kind of organJzetl group may be retporlslble for the inci· dents Late la~t week the Goea:· benB reported their wire had been cut in three section• (rom • Une to a three-phase pump used in tbeir gravel operation The pump had not been used for almost a month and the theft may have occurred anytime between one and five weeks ago. WATCHMAN IOUNO In Cadiz, 0 , Sher1Cf Odl1 Yohn scur1 thieves bound a watchman and took an estimated 2:1 thousand dollan worth or the heavy wire Sund.ay from a Powhatan Min.mg Co wareboll1e near Jewett. Frank 1Masseo, 50, Cad1.1, warP-bouse wat.t:hman , told the BMrUf he was making h18 rounds WbP...D be beard someone blowing a car hom He mvestl11ated and was seized by the gang and tate& to a nearby fi~ld where he w a .J bound and g11gged. For the next two hours, ib~ gang loaded about 1~ rolla of wire onto a truck Masseo sa1d the gang plt~~d hlm to hlS ear and drove about two mtlea, where they left hun 1.1 tht back iCat Yaho said he beKe:ved the HIDe pag lw been respo...p;le l'lt, iile theft or a11bu.t 200 thouund doljlars worth of wiU in tile area u..: past three yeai'S. The wire .i6 used by stnp mining companl"-3 to Jupply eJeetrictty to tbei:r power iho- • vels Finance Company Assets Reported At $100 Million Assets oC Capital Flnanee Cor· poraUon and Bubsidiarie.s. Colur'R· bus, Obio, rt!C(lntly paned the $100 million·mnk according to Kal Hind)', ~anager of the Econ· omy Savin11s and Loan Company at 300 W. 2nd St., Pomeroy, 0. Economy, Qperatirtg 93 branches in Ohio, is t.he largl':st member of the Capital group. Founded in 1920, Capital OOaan openl1ons with th1'4!e oftice1. onf'! PALESTINE. 0" /UP) The eaeh ip Columbus. Washington Ohio sectlon of the NltionaJ Base· ball Congress Tournament goes tn· Court kou'Je, and Lanruter Nt>w to final round Wcdntsday with 37 yean late;, the company oper Versailles meeting d r e n d i n g ateB more than Z40 offices in !5 states ~r the United States and t:hamplon Grove Cit)' Venallles, with one loss in the JD Canada. Mr. Kindy says that Capital has doubles elimination tourney, needa to beeome • SlOO milllon grown the victory to send the tourney organization as a result of its higb Into extra play. Grove City, un· standards o( customer service and defeated .so far in the' tourney, policy of planned npansion WO\Ild cl.nch the tUle With the vic- itsSlru!e lul)r of last yea.r, assets tory. increaaed more than S9 mil· have Grove City is to play the OVA lion and 34- offices ha,-e been addAll.stara at Wahama Aug. 16 at l"d to the group. The newest addinigh~ tions are five offiees in the state R!F~SE RID DEMAND of Washmgton a_cquJred in June I>ANI.!UNJOM. 1\.,..a (UP) _ 1 EconOiiiJ' SaVlnl!> and Loan The CoMmunists demanded Sun- Company was founde~ In 1892 and da)1 that the U.N. eommand Jm· acquired by Capttal m 1007. mediately wi.tbdra.w American FMARKET REPORT Grove City ,In Masked Gunmen Congress Finals Steal $5,100 legl1lator. CLE\ftLAND UP Three masked cunmen e~taped wlth ~100 todq in a we\1-pl•nned robbel')' of the Minute Cafe. The Jrio herded the part-time bartender, David Scanlon. 54, and a lone customer into the basement, wbete they :wer-e bound wtth helvy blatk tape. lEIS Hti;HIR PRICES WASluNGTON ·CUP> The Agriculture Departm~nL reports lhlft. the hou.1ewife Will be paying "moderately .hl.gher" price.s r o r food pUI'(!halleS Cor the rest of 1957 than the did tut year. GET $1ft~ Lerop_\_ Bartrum Welet.. • ~3E~~~~~por~~~~...,.=~I~IJO~S~abr~e~l.U~ last The Allies rejected from the SoUth demand. Korea. CINCINNATI (UP) - Produce: EIJ&, steady, priees a.t ~farmR, consumer whitts and brown.s, A jumbo 43-43; A large 40-41; A me· dium 33-35; A small 21·23; 8 large 30-33; FOB large 46-48; A medium f0-41; B large 31-40. Chickens, steady; fryera 3-3"' lb 22-23; heavy hens 13·15; hght hens 11)..12: price distribution on .(ryeJ'III, 00,4110 at Z2; 8,MO at 221>; 18,000 at Z3. Butter, 90 ACore 71. PUN HEARING COLUMBUS (UP) - Plans for relocating And bUildmg 29 mUu ot new !our-lane dhrfded hithway lor U.S 52 in Scioto and Lawren~e counties will be aired at a flubtic hearing in Ironton Aug. 19. CMESSMIN GATHIR CLEVELAND (UP) - Some 4110 ptayen !rom all over tbe nation will a:atber here next Mondu &o vie for tbe natioaal ehess championship title and fipt pli&e; 'of t-1.000. . ' ' '' � 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/. 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