http://66.213.69.5/files/original/820bb80975b1c07a43d3df24b8fbd143.pdf 293d942fc4fae3674406fb4be4d46faa PDF Text Text 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. . ' ' '' �--- ' J)atlJ Selli!Del;l'omeroy Mlodleport 0 July 29 1957-5 Governor Takes Hand In SpreadmgDesue To Keep Ohio's Streets, H~ghways, Free Of Uns 1ghtly Debm, L1tter 'nle Ob1o Department of Htgh\\a\ s open(:'d the accelerated phase of Hs antilitter ca np that more than a qu arter of a milhon dollars wa s .spent Jn 1950 al l to nd OhiO s road Mgn today as an mtergral part of Govern r O'Neill s rnultJ phased prog1am fOI b It r ,.. ays of deb 1s Tha t s a lot of m mey to pay fur ou1 cart>less and luH h hnbtts while We m Mcr gs ( ount y an 1 our part by contmual ly remu d ng < u r.stl'v ::. 1 ... ng and safe1 ~ads of the values of this prograam Highway offruals urg e every r 1t1zer to pa hctp.ilte in the pr ogram to a tompll 1 three-fold purpos e Jn su e ax mum s 1! d reduce mamt enance tost ar d Keep 01 o b 1 tl ur eff01t to keep II 1 Noble Ohw s h1 gh \a} 1 lf emphastzed the glar mg nee d for put 1 1 cern In the matter of mamtatmng road vavs free of derbt s Noble pomted ou t that saf eh h azards are often created by careless th ash dtspos::~l underlmm ,g- the need for lilt r consciOusness Roadside cleat ]mess 1s of 11 fm1te 1mpoJtance for va1rf'd reasons off Is pomted out Pomtmg to Oh o s nra lv 300 roa l de parks as one example mar lt: uanc e expuls stated that cieanlincss lat g l} dctern 1 res 1ow useful th ese rest statwns are re nd ered C'ost Wise clean up operatwns are ve ry ex pens vr A special department stalJ sll c J study sho\\ s .\_ stat utor y penaltv o 50 dollars may be IP\ Ied gam st persons foun I gu It) of Willful IJ stre\\-m g the oadways \.\tth debns The De partment of H1g.! \\avs teques ts the particular woperahon vf CIVIC m nded groups m succ / H30 Modern Romances Comet}] Time MO\ietime Popeye Prescnt1 New!l Picture Supeln an Y.. Jtherca!tt 6311 Sports Eye 640 NBC NewJ 400 ... 4 30 530 6 00 Maler al ncludwg cot uctally prepared p let s Is a v 1lable at the depaJtment Pullht I loJmat on Offttc Oh o Departments Bu II ng Columbu s Ohm Cn1<' clubs and even tn I Vlduals Cl e liiVJted to help gel these pust e1s around so everybody ma y be<:ome httct ( onsr1ous • Arthur Murray Part1 900 Amalt:ur Hour 9 30 SolA&iers of Fortun• 1000 Blondie 10 30 New' HNidllnta 10 30 N1te vateb 12 00 ToniJht I iliw 10 40 Nitewatrh 12 00 ToniJI:ht 100 SIGN OFF '"''"""., [let"""" aot_tal4 (6f Mf'.,.lblt lbOI- 16lloWhic - o a . Emra In AdYOrtllio......S!iould be "'po.rled immedlaleiJ The llidiJ SentJaol "'u aoc"be reopolilllile '"" lban ... ,...., red iuer'""'cml of Tluinllll ud SJJMial Nolleeo of Ennb •1 00 Oblt1iarleo r A few rrl n ~ lng h(l hlh r ( I I tl a~ ,..d to k• now u hire ~f>d ~ r q ~ s f'~l11 for 11 sh o rl a n<'lt I thr !:! h t1 Mr Prrsirten Ho v hrnk n vlrt nl~ Tw !it un I wh 1 mort> wr e t W<'ll Th~ thln• 1 n~v r aho 11 newspaf rr I U8eleKs they urr wh t1'11 pus port tro n have 1rlt>d I r ak ~ in liS ass!MI m ~~~r 1 t' ltll b •t t hii\'P I< rn bv an Plooue!l A !~1 that he &In I m eh 18 hopeler~s as 11 b~ I o Ina: RiaSRI'~ all th,. poaching on lhl' ~ t'OOk use s hfl l~ th~ k rl n SD Miss P11 t have tun ('fl ond o 1t 1leep with all the makel the house q t>l r Mn lam( Barbara the su mm g rhnpr>tOO(' of {h~ (l{}(:k Is c-arn lnjf hrr b OAl I She finds thlngs In P.ng ll ~ h nl' v ~ paper11 that nobor'v <'vurv ro 1nd ne She al11o f t.chl's I r n v before and rfods I e lo I t a house auett pabUIIIed at I cnt per word. ------ I - •m•l)fttte lAlla~ .._ Lane Cedar Cles~ .-. LAU \fladow i'ans- J'rlgjdme ltefrlpraloro llt.r Furnlhtre Middleport at. .. 4 2!1 If === : _:;___ -~2~l-C~a-rd70:::-f:-:T::;h-o-n'ks -- (20 Bl Insurance := -----Batoee-Slmp.oD tnaura.Dee ----~-- A&eDQ Middleport Fire Au1omoblleBootla Ph01>1 tai&-X 640-d --:-:-:-"-:--~-- (8) Auto Soles STATION WAOONT- 19~' p, mouth Wagon original black rlntsh Nlee $589 1953 Plymouth Waa:on blue and Ivory autoii>•U• trono $895 1915.1 Plymouth Wajon 8 cyL R&H Ivory ~ Dark Blue '14t& t:Mc Truek $46" % Ton Oat bed 4 opeed tromimluiod II< tra lood heavy Uret 1947 Ford Tru.ck $2415 ;J TOn Pick up BClx lied !lverload sprmg. GO<k' Tins pmeroy Motor Co ~om eroy 0 Phone 491 7 2:1-3tc R&fl Meigs County News 2 or 3 bedroom house Call Ron nie Hand Columbus and Soutll ern Electric Phone 6189 7 27 ijlp COMPLETE Insurance Proteetion Lif1 Aut( Fire PoUo Clll Dor Ml11.- M.i ldleport Oblo IILU: WAIUI ---,-----114l For Rent ROOrJIS for rent Close -- 1.2'7 Butternut as $19ft Five cara looldna for neW home Sonle vet)' clean ODe! B1aett ur'i. Pomeroy 7 2'7 ltc to town 711H2tc ltll Che\l.t:_Oiets aa low 1861 :Buieb a! knr •• $396 Five fin, cars A vlllety of Il\bdela •nil equipment IJiaettnu • ~"'T' .,., 1 27 ole 11:50 ,, m. Daily 990 ........,.,....,.for Rodney !)owning 11\''UJIANCE AGENCY --- \ 117) Help Wanted WHTN-TV Channel13 In MIDDLIPORT OHIO 61- 11n"llackl ll low u '"7 Gboke of nve bet~ 'lniY• Man, •~'• aome real b~iaJas ------· ___.,.:___ PHONES Real Estate be tou Blaettbar I 1 :17 IIC 1 ,1,. A - l l o HHII~ ACCIDIN'f Ufo, Cooualty allll - ReoiiEstote Broker IIIllS Bul<ts II low u $9'17 ~olce Of (our A 1 cars '1 .,, ltc PAINTING WANTED All Kindo lateflot ond eorter!OI' Roof• 1 cdall)' Eclwld"4 PeloiO 'I'U 22P 0 BOll 78 Hartftlrd ?(', On Your Radio Dial 1 25 Blp r'"a"'ln""u.;-:-,,"'m:-~~ ••terlor AYIIIlitolO !illf. lbtel t•uolloblo llonift lltal'l' Phon• Jill Y 7-22-12U Writer Ohve Ingraham too I Columbia Gas Denies Report lt> IU~ Kn1F•tuN~Iill4lcw.te.JII.t, On New Plant .._;;.:,;::;.;; • ;. . ; . . •• " • ; I ! v -- toR SALE 'Ron-;.., lied • ; d - mattress Call 60G3X The Dailv Sentinel I ~ ;oR SALE _ Applet New Ha ven oreb11'4. New Haved PbeM TU2ttltltl 7ilmr --~ PLAN SOCIAL The P~tland WSCS mel at the t>hurch ljDUrsday evening July 26 iln d' planned aft lee crea n sot al al the church basement Saturday eve UEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA t ing Aug S RICHAIID.I OWIN- OINIRA1.. MANAOIR Different kinds o p.utry will be RIYNOLD I OR.INI- IDIT~ for llle and an art !ltand consist ChHt.r L T•nnehill St1ff Wrller S,ortt ldlto,. Ins (If table linens towels p11low ~oaal ldWJrthlinl( rPnrf!!lttntBtlv" Botti.DelU Kimball Tae W case.!l and other weful tlmes Lellnldan Ave New Vl)l'lc City 10 N Y for sale Th~ present Mrs Cather l'!ntered u second chlsa malfin11 mattv .,, the -polt oUice at Pum me Parson! Is In ehar&e of the ._Ohio event 8u.h.er'Jrtton ntq Y>eU"'Atv bv ~•n1ttr whf!l'e •v.th,ble sn C'f'nt.a Dl"t - - -..,..,-,-,-· . • " _ ~ t'UI'..., In ldVJnrP. at Th,. n~tlty filentlnel offlf'e SJIJf'fl IIIII &OCtAL I(Hii)Uli.IO reoua.. l'r AO three month• $3 00 Bv motor n:mtfll wh•re •~411lahle An Jet cream aOcial wm b, held ~~: ,:~n&: jilll ooa year S8 ta month1. $4.2fl thrH months j at the Roek Sprinaa Methodlrt "'- lf~b,l.WIId ..en aftemonn exrept Snnda• tt, The OhiB v~ ...,.,. SP.n Church Tu~sday July 30 bet:lnnlna: ll:le at no Mechanle St Prmei'O)' 0 8Uilatu otflee pbou 3Sif at 6 p m 1'he proreeda will be ~ MliiW oUico , _ H7 ploaod In Uie bu~oa lund. ~·o WCHS-TV 'Channell Monday Ruling Asked On Legality 0£ Slot Machines Gilmore Suppl Store Pomeroy All work guaranteed Fully 1n sured Vaughan s Industnal and Resident al Termite Co ntrol Ser VICe St Marys W Va 7 25 lf IOc. • -~~ aaU per ~ wiU bo ellorMcl for -lin& lr lfjdal- OM ...a& fDI • !'all Me fd I ...li WJEH'.I r 1 eliarlo lllnlz - have to deJ.,.m ne whether the nechanl.mt s the dum type common to slut rna <hmes 1he dep,lmenls a on w II depend on the rul ng NEW YOR({ uP _ Three teen down P.YrMnt to buy one and Th machme oper.atcs bv remote who tKen Mt out to oper•te It control 'The player g ves a hotel agers rammed a rowboat with TUESDAY without nen l.. rnl ho cleTk a 1 eke to a quarter Tt-.e the r speedboat and then tr ed to CHANNIL I fjln over the smr.ller boats 55 Mme boat n da~r!l wha clerk presse~ a but on bel md his 7 00 Jt:nmle Dean year old occupant as he smam been ro ght f g A VI.. desk A meter n the mach ne reg 1 7 00 Jknm1e Dean 7 JO Boston Black e d Bpt!rately fur shore the u n or Y1eau mong sters how rna lY ga mes would b 30 Boston Blachle 7 m are re eng ne exp1os on.s played A 800 Capht n kangaroo 8 00 Capta n Kangaroo teenager was mangled by h s and lack of safety eq l rnent 8 45 CBS News 8~ CBS Newlil w boat B propellor when he fell They ffiUIIt be faced II ~w In the I The raher pulls a lever and 900 F'red Waru;ag 9 00 Fred Warmg fro n the deck or h s .tpeedbo 11 t boatmg boom ght.s las In each of th1ee col 9 30 Arthur' Godfre;t H had bee rac1ng wllh ill10ther Slcln-DhriFI A Problem Un s marked by fr_u ls PayoUs 9 30 Arthur Godfrey boat and throw ng water at 1ts A Coast Gua' d tt oft depend on pomts redliv~ -by I ght 10 30 Strike It Rlchdriver d lh d r pc Y cer mg comb nat on9 o frUJts R1p 1030 Strlka It atch llOO Val ant Lady SIH o er an.:ers have bee b d th t k 11 00 Valiant Lady These are o I) two among h n dd d H erger sa e meers ept ac 111!5 Love of Life dreds of cases of seaway m~an ty ~ ~ 1 e 1PO ntedk to .~t!cenl accdl curate Ia! es o! games played and 1115 Love of Llfe ens nvo vmg s n u1vcrs an payoffs ( d (h 11 30 Searc!ll~r Tomorrow 11 30 Search for TomuiTow repor e IS summer wal.er skiers - -- - - - - But Incompetence at the helm 11 45 Gwdmg: Light II 45 Guiding L1g~l s h) no means I mited to you h The skm diving problem- ort<'n TAK&S TITLE 12 \10 Katie B K1tche.. 12 00 Kaue KiLc:hen au tho H es t mphas1ze mvolvmg Jn 61xperlenced divers COLOGNI!: West Germany 1. P 12 30 As the World Turns 12 30 Aa the World Turna su facing ~nt:ath the propel ors - Alex Olm~do of Pe-ru won the 100 Our Mlaa Brook! I 00 Our MISI Brookl A Coast Guard aux !Jar} t <ln of motorlloats--apcan to be ceo men 8 ~ ngl s champ o ISh p at l 30 Housepatty 1 30 Houseparty re ported to d strict Coast Guard lered Cc;Jogne :.1 n e atonal ten IS tou r 011 the we~t Coast 2 00 8 g Payoff 2 00 B1g Payoff headquarte lhe w secrack of he f r!'i I nan c l Su nday w lh a 62 v c H gh sa d lher 230 Bob Crosby Show 2 30 Bob r.r'osby Show wl.'alth} n ddlc aged owner or a e was ca to er Trevor So til 3 DO Brighter Day r deluxe cub n c u ~er when rep 1 Hmo ll Power Sq 1adro t orfkers Af lcL 3 00 Brighter Day hat watell sk ng w II be a mKJOr "irliliiiliiiiiJiiliiii no ded fo1 a l uzdng nc 3 1~ Secret Storm 3 15 Secret storm ccuse of ace de s thLS y('llr ~ Jrnt 3 30 Edge of Nagh.t 3 30 Edge o( N11ht In eonfmed waters you r nd So tell t lo my Insurance ~om 4 00 The Early Shew 4 00 'l'Jie Early Sbow do2ens of rk1ers all cutt ng n pany 5 30 Your Es!lo Repo1ter !i 30 "rour Esao Reportf!l' and out around other boats ar d lie had swamped thrt'e canoe9 he saad 1 heir tow each other 5 45 Sports Parade pad lll!d by yo ng boy from a 5 45 Spertl Parade 5165 WeatllermaD boats ofttn op~rate In flagrant s nmcr camp 1 wo or the boys 5 55 Weatherman 6 00 Action Violalmn of s~eed rules n ad 1 coull not sY m 6 00 Action 6 15 Douglaa Edwards Lion to the rules of the road Many lncld•nts Unr•portM 6 15 Dougla9 Etlward! 6 30 Telt:pllone Time Most boat ng offtc ais agree s ldom repor ed are the hun with the conclualon m Rep Uer 6 30 Rob n Hood 7 00 Phll SUvers Show el~ or eHJ)day ('apslungs 7 00 BurnS' & Allen be( t C Bonners report un recre u ~ed b} spee !boaters who bu:u 7 SO Private !ecretary 7 30 Talent Scouts ational bOating safely to the n 1 er hoats \he toast Guard SII)'S 8 00 Those Whitmg Girla 8 00 To Tell the Truth II) ANNf HIYWOOD House Merchant Marme and F sh Off clahi o the Cout Guard and 8 30 Richard D1amond Prlvatt 8 :ro Spotlight Playhouse \. IIi N t' llf'e pcop e wl nre timf' I told them Art r ali J. m~d I Rt Guurd Aux1llary the U S erles l ommlUee Detective • 9 00 $84 ()00 Question What today is lnerdy a buom r n K o. 11 t'Hsf I orne bu s! my own work tu do I ower Squad ons lhl.' Nat aonal 9 30 Spike Jones Show 9 00 Stud o One ing activity may tomor•ow be n 11 we !nva !ally us~ ne t hat[ 1pe next thln11 I knew they Ass of E 11 ne- and Boat Manu 10 00 Up to the Minute Newa 10 QO UP to. the rnlnute Newa the N rth ll ry !lr t ng cd t g11 out ln e. we e offering to pay so that I facturcrs an I maJor boat n51 m1.g come an emergency 10 015 !caunlng the Weather 10 Oa Seanntaa the Weatbar bu ne~s llke way n yzed the jcouldget.a JeanlngwomBnl Now azi es along wltih JliOSI exper1 Carol na Democrat said ~-T_h_e L~l~o.cS:.:h:.:•:.:w_ _ _ _:_:l:.:O.::I:.:O_:.:Tiji!.!:~Late Show mnrkct and so forth a d then I have two seta of fees one for enced yachtsmen agree on the ~mb a rked on tJ e project tn a advlslns them on how to treat a seraousnes,g of lhe problem creat ff'lry sen~lb e n mme r ed by buzzers and speeders ----·------~--~------~--· Nlne times out of ten It wasn t Boating men say that the ranks U at W[l.Y nt all T ey just played ot the reel less and negligent boat IL by enr ~o to speak did spon operators hJve swollen w th the t nco s y wl ut see ned tl e logl terrtfiC Increase In bo11t1 ~ s nee 1 t1 tny; to <.lv and eo! ected ~he World War II )o kpo! CHAN'SEL 13 MONDAY Difficult Wlndow• TUitSDDAY CHANNEL 13 R ght now we are collect ng COLUMBUS UP - The lttlte 10 U9 Sl1n On 10 1111 Slcn On Tl utsbow 1t w s v. th Vera B stallsllcg on boating ace dents Liquor Department today asked 11 00 Advt! lurw tn Learntn1 A Klr 1 k ow who 111 In what she 11 00 Adventure~ In LearDiDI 1 says John M High chK rman or A tty Cen William Saxbe 1or an ro. s tl c dlmcu t window bus l lJ 00 Noou New he tJ S Power Squadrons gener opin16n on whether e. 11ew type of 12 00 Noon News n e ~s a safeh committee By the end slot machine conflscultd n Jack 12 Ul Nel.Khbtrs 12 13 Nel11hbora It s an unusual line Vera of lhe year we hope to have bUilt so• Co nty eomft under Ohio 11 12 30 Llbente 12 30 Franl:le Lotno told e bit lt s won:.lt!rful 1 cnouglt examples t stress Jaw 100 Tbe FemJnit t Toueh 1 00 Tile IPemlnine Toueb My I u ~band and I were trans ht If nal CI:IUH Three or the machines operated 200 Ar.dnoo!' Ft1to Festlul fN I'd nil over the co • try dur 2 00 Afternoon Film Pelllval Wh•t has impressed h m most by remote control were seized in lng t he war and t1 en afterwards High satd wa9 11 complele dlB the Gibson Hotel at JAckson after 330 1 ue w n El iiabeth 8 30 IJie With Elizabeth IJy hls company Now we have regard of thf' rules of the rt~ad 400 Cartoc.n Club 4:00 Cartoon Club receaved pay a liquor aaent had n u ly settled down and I ave by the h• ndreds who have tQrned oftl 500 i\tlcll: ) Moue Club I 00 JOeltey Meuse CI•b bought o r own I ouse It s a from the hl&hway!l to the water 800 Five Star Final Raymond J Rlpberaer the lovely modern one In a. ni ce de 8 00 Plve Slor Final WD.Y9 p11rtment s ent'oree.ment chief __ ,, . , . velopmcnt 613 John l.laly New1 8 18 John Daly a d N,... It 1 nat th• aid eatab\lahH ..e t'Val An Expert Alo the marhlnea were the first 8 30 8 80 Cheyenne Wire Serv Cli!l She • An Expert Window Dresslnr y.cht...,.n w. ,.. worrying their type found in the nate Tl e first thing I cUd was p 1tl 730 China Smith '1 so Wyatt larp ebout a Cout Guardsm~n The machines caJled criss 800 lnternaUonal Playhouse up rtnlns I am an e)(pe t In gtvf.n window- a very low ree8 00 Broken ana• said It's th• peopl• wha h6n caro Rlpberaer aaJd the firm Is c rtah s ahe added with a g In and. one tor dolns the whole job a 30 Telephone T:lme MV•r been on • boat befor.; 8311 Top Tuaet and New T1lent l>eillll chec~•d fll e contlt ued I love doing It and a1D:.e my fee. Our hou!le rsp, wha 1M' up the 1G per cent 930 ShtrJJf of COChl&e has beautiful but n ~t unuaual are riot high Iota of women can 0 30 Public Defender 1000 Newa ot tAe ~rbt window~ But that dldn t bother atrord rny service And I do mate 10 00 New• of the Nlgbt lO lO Theater me We ve moved ao many tl nes a nice extra lneome from it 10 10 Theattr 13 and lived In ao many kinds of Vera. a atory 11 'Ike moat or lha 11 40 The Late NeWJ • 11 40 The Late News ho\lal'a that I ve lea• ned to succeytul home businesses Sbe[ 1146 Silln 011 II 30 Sl&o Off choose the right curtnln for anylused a skill she hemlf had de klnd of window In the world veloped to fill a very real need 1 'have atudled nil the dec:o Thats always the common de .. ratlna: bootJ and in the early nominator dnya even paid a decorntor for If you1.11lke to make money ai advice Anti I 1nus,.t say 1 m good I home aend me a atampect. aeU Aa aoon aa the nef8:hbors aaw my addresaed envelope car. ot thla r.urtalna they wanted my help nflwspapel' Jl.nd I'll aend you & with the1ra But I Just dldn t have Us~ ot IOOd boota 'OD ihe fteld.. If Your Idea's Needed You'll Be Successful r.:,-. - - 10 00 Alrfan Called X 1030 Ne n Headline• Crazy People With Boats Make Bu;:!~ ~~ New Sport Most Dangerous Now --..--b... TERMITES EXTERMINATED For frl!t.: lnspeetiOn phone 383M RATES .30 Popeye Presents 600 Spinach l layhouse B 30 Wealhercast 6 3. Sports Eye B4. NBC New9 700 FeAtlval or Stan 7 30 Ptnlc 800 Meet McGraw 830 Summer Playhouse 900 N.1t Kin& Cole Show 930 0 Henry p1ayhous~ '30 Daily Sentinel Day Book ftHONE 398 10 30 Truth c;r Consequence~ 1100 TIC Tac 00UIJh II 30 lt Could B ~ You "00 Tex k Jln!C 12 30 Currl'1 t 1 00 My Little Marg1c 1 30 Brtde and G oom 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 45 Modern Romance ~ 4 OQ/ Come-dv Ttma 4 30 Movlellme 700 Charlei Farrell ShD• 7 so Well8 Farao BOO Twenty One ------ ICE CREAM SOCIAL Home made ICe cream tor th Ice t..:re a Soe al to be held Thu s day e l.' n n~r at lhe Church of Chr st s o be male Tuesday bv Ihe n emI r~ or the L a! Berean Class at h~ church klt<'hen Pro f s fron I P all.' of ee cream and home le cakeA w II be w:ed for the p I ase of a Commun•on s rv ce fo h c ur h u new p o of h ( l as~ Trutb or Consequeneea ll 00 1 ic Tac DouiJh 1 30 (t Cllluld Be You 1200 rex & Jmx 340 C'ssfully wagmg the wa <1garnst t ash • 615.1 700 Today 900 Romper R.,om 1000 The Prlte [S R ght l:il 30 Current 100 My Little Mattie 1 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matmee Theater 300 Qt1 !tn for a Day 1 REPORT ...,.o. lO 30 I Martie and Nlchohls Grue lll:' Jot Rutland to Arnold and Mal dred Gnte Denve-r 0 Curt11 Bette J Cur tu to Chlrlrs Larklru Wanda Lar li:IDJ -& acrea Olive Dale DuHon Exetutor Merrell )lrCiure dec to C C Cuckler parea:ls Selp10 Charlel F McCiun to N~lhe Me Clure 82 acrea Scip o EIJa J Dutton Cadmu1 P Dut ton to c C Cuckler 82 aeres Sci CHANNI!L l 6 ~5 SIUN ON 700 Todar 900 Rom)Jer Room 10 00 The l'nce Is Right mu ded that if person s do not voluntauly help m th e dn!r htte u1 r ~ gn a n Ohlo stat ut e can be 1nvoh I to p1 ov d~e the necessa y uwer tm~ RUARK TUESDAY MONDAY Ohio beautiful the 1 pa tmer t of highways / I 15 placed t1 a.sl f( epta les at mter vats a / long the roadwats Th e Depart e 11 of H1gh WJy s UJ ges everyone to u s t1 ~ m No ltle re uhful Charles M • 1o a1d motonst TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' ql Presto 7 2N Steam Prenure Cooker Clllller $13 UO tuno 6314 7~-!ll< .J JsedlllitleGravely Ttl~r wlth .Ui mower $200. One 24"' A.-, ~~r •$130 R A.. Flnlaw &12 E •oln ot l'ODI' !"'? !)'pi riding 7 • 1111 RI-NSIILI PERSON MALE o~ t'E!tALE from thb lt'eB ••~ter.t tp. lletvice and collect automatie vending ma ~ltlnM. ~· ae)bng Age not ei ~nti.C.Car ret'erencea and $600 •t:IAI ctttital neCbiUY 1 to 12 bouu weekly neb to $280 ntonthlt Poutbility full Ume wort. tor local 1ntervle1V Jt:lve loll pu.tl<lil.va ~hon o 1 . Write P 0 Box 872 Mplo Mlnn from 7 :n 3tp \ Uti MIDDLEPORT - +-toot\\ aillftJ1Et w1th new roof Large ba1~numt laundry and/Or uUiity roont bar and sho?.er N•cely decorated Corner lo1 50x200 w1th garden and gange Priced at $61500 00 Complete Wlth furnltura (good) for only $1000 00 e:rtra VILLAGE: HOME - 8-room two :;tory house with 2 porches very good construction 1 acre lot good soil Close to srhool• and churches Only $4000 00 This 11 an un su:~lly good buy Can be bought w•th 25% down balance hke rent LARGE HIGHWAY HOME -First floor with 4 rooms kltche11 and pantry semi bath and 2 outside porr:lies SliltOnd floor has 4 bQd rortms w1th dosets bathl'oom Attic room for two double beds and has 7 closets Oak •oodwork and staJrway Amer ean Stand arrl ga.~rf1red hot water beaUn11 water softener large basement w1th work rooms and latmdry wUh tubs Garage and utility bwldmg LOcated In Pomeroy on 2 haghwflys eXcellent for tour 18 t home rooming or convales cent home Can be bought right BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y (7) 27 3tc (2.3 ) Leg a I Not tees HOTICE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Probah C::ourt Mllg1 Caunty Ohio Notice Is hereby given that the followmg AccountS have bef!n filed n .said Court tor settlement and l .'s•,,•,,t "d" be 0~·~~~:: Willard A Hurlt>y Faye I Hu ley to Ro91 Searles Lot 447 Mld dleport GibSOn Cooper dec to Elizabeth Blake Cooper Homer E Cooper Aflid of Trana Syracuse Robert L Coat• Muine Coates to John M Parson• Lot CU Middle port Joh r~ M Ptrsons JoAnn Parsons to Chi ford Jack Bachner Carolyn 'I Bachner ~ of Lot 61 Middleport Beu e A WtJed to Dand P Holtet Dal•re• E Holter Lot Cheater SJ.ella Se,rles Hollis Searle• to Georp H Prall parcels Rutland !larry M Cross Irene Croet to Robert L. Coats Maxme Coati Lot Middleport lfyrlle ComtCock John Comstock Eva Ma~> Johnson Leland E. Jonn 10n Thomas E Andeuon Frances Anderson Jessamme Lyons Oria F Lyons to MArtha lane Johnson 4 acres Sallf:bury Dallas Hill Donna tiJll to Fred M Link Trustee 131 35 A. Le tart Wall and Moaes H1cks both dec Sc,piO parcels to Bertha Hicks Price Carl Htcks Goldie Katze~ bach ELba BuU1c.k Clyde H1ck s Etha and Louu Bulhck Gold t and Jarob l(:&tzcnbach parcel Sci plO to Sam Arnold Harry L Eblin adm Mary K Ebl n dec parcel Pomeroy to Barbara L P::blin Carne Grucser parcels Sutton to W lJ am P Gruescr Clayton Bahr Vlrgmia Bahr 91 IOOths A Salisbury to Dw ght E and Kathryn L Logan Frances Roberts parcel Syra cuse to Georgt' E and Ruth D Holman Frank Emrich 4 75A .Pomeroy to Russell F and -June Welch RuS!ell F and June Welch 55 A Salu:bury to Frank Emr ch Dav d W and Betty Ohlinger lot 31 Middleport to George M and Katherme L Da lu SYRACUSE BY Mrs Ade Slack The annual p c c or the Sun shine Maket9 Sunday Sehool cln~ of t.fae Presbytenan Church was held July 17th at Baley s Lake wath a hamburg fry and covered dish supper and sw1mmmg be ng enJttyed by Mr and Mrs Pearl McBride Mr and Mr9 Rober Harden and son Mr and Mrs Morris Harden and son Mrs George Schnei.:fer and daughter Mrs Donald Lisle and chddren MrJ Herman London and chd dren Mrs Gr'ace Oa1er and son Sammy Flanagan Mr and Mrs Eddie Gumther and children Mrs Donald Cottrill and children 1'he Syracuse Garden 'Club s annual p cmc Wa~ held in the Flremen s room of town hall Jllly 23 at 6 p m followed by a spe cia I bus nesa meetmg at which time Mrs F1orenec Harden appoJnted th follow ng c:ommlttellli nomlnatini MrS Huel Hayes Mrs Jane Teaford and Mrs Ada Slaek proiJram Mrs Mare Leadlngham Mr:l Margaret Cot trUl Mrs. S~ck and Mrs Tea ford Plans were made td en er flower arrangements at the Meigs County Far Attending were Mrs Tea!~tl Mn Leading ham Mrr Mlldr4 Hudson Mra Harden Mrs Elizabeth Duck w~ Mt9 Ora Ne•e MlSI Eleanor Carroll Mrs Lela Hen drlx :Mra.. Cottrill Mrs Anna Me Coy and Mrs Slack and guest• Barbara and Connie Leadlncham Pauletta Hudl!lnR 1nd Sharon Sue and Craig Cottrill The Sun.shine M-akel'l!l Sunday SeJKuW eJau of the Presbyterian Churth met at the hOme of Mrs Robel't Harden for the r July meetj.ag )lrs Geori!!fe Schne•der president «:onducted the busliics's session who abo gavt tbe study top!.: on Suffering Roll call word was iSurter 'fb.e travehri:! basket broua:ht by Mrs Ch8rlt>~ Blake was awarded to Mr& Don ald Cottrill R ~tEIVlng b rthday jlfts were MtS! Gertrude DufCJ Mti Mol'tl5 Hafll:'!m and Mrs Sclmelder A stork gift was pre sent$1 to Mrs Robert Harden $80 00 litBJ gtvttc toward• ratpet (or the church Refreshments Rarden to 11ete ftrW!d by Mts Mrl. Mottis Hari1en Mr• SeHJK"I det Mu Cottrill Jrn BtJI.e Mrs D ck H&rrls Mt'9 t1!ii!ICn Gu_unJrar 111111 Don L•sle Mrs Peltl Me11rlde :rdn D1fk Wtt1P. brenner. Mi-. DUfty M.ra Lil" renee Diddle Mrt Herman Lon don Mr!l ft.obert Wblte Mrs Ed~!> son Hubbard Mr!l Allah Teaford wa9 reported on the sltll: list The. fre~byterlan ~hutcl}: Mass ionary .kele~y wllt hold fta 11 nual pitnl<' AuJ 9th at 8 30 m at lthe SyraOI.Ift> 1toadshl6 Wonten U'YI!I Says Ohio Home Management Sf)«iolist Park In cue of r1ln it ••II be ... - _ _.... held n me chul"fh anon A eov ll'IUI'C ~~~ t! ":'he •';,:~e:~ ~~h ~~~~ bnnK their own table aervice AI a nocent WSCS mee1 1 .: M 11 MJrCll Kur Ka¥1:! the b &h hghts of tbe Ohio annual con rertnce at Lakellde A report o the PCII'Umouth DUitrlct officer Tnumng day held 1 PoJMro was also giVen b) Mra Gral"f' Weese and M •• Ktrr The annu•l P•cnie w 11 be held at th~ Syn cuse Road51de Park Aug 7th Mrs Ch.arlea Ferrell and dac ghter of K.ayford w Va spen Thursdll) wtth A!r and Mrs J C Ferrell Mr and Mrs Don Quuenberr) and son Athens 1pent the w~.end w•th Mr and Mn Joh n Bowen Mr and Mrs Jame.s McDonald and aon Mr and Mr1 Stanle3 Saw)er and ellrldrn Mr nd MI'8 Floyd Grimm of Columbus VJ111ted Mr and Mr• Melv 1 Grimm Olona Jeao Buck or Rock Springs vti!led Linda Eichmger Mr and Mrs w ham Eichmger and daughter and Mrs Sy!Vla Zwtlhng were bua1ness vi.sJtors m Ga111poUs Mr and Mrt Mel11m Gnmm v•s\teil watb thetr daughter M 1 Raymond Teaford CheAter lanet Mowely v slt!d Mra Mel vln Crimm reeently COLf.J'DUS 0 - !lhtee IMO more woM.ft Of 3J and ~Wer have t.een takint jot. The propOrUon of worttnt women •ted 4S to 54 yeara doubled bd•••m liMO and Tl\e!'t • 1• were mrreasu j n tba emplo7ment rate or women a&ed 31_~~ tf!ai'J :;"'he~~"!.l:' to 84 ~UIIng to • .., ., OhMII State Unlvenhl:r n.tenllon borne maftatemeat tDIIf'lallat !Jut the re-terte: 7~1. true of w'O'Mifn- tboae 20 to 24 0111 Yeara~ld fte pTOpOrtion or tha• JlfOUP dropped JUihtlr TbJa dll ~ nae result of hiah miiTI'i1 rates, prly matri.ap.& high =hlatel and lncrnHd cOllqe ~-·olhnentl I J• !,. ~~~ J I The mereaslal rate ., mtploy the nae,m ., older women may be takf'n mtplDJm~ nt It I:D inere... j 'ngly rapid nfe m ~nt yean. Over half the women wortera 1.0da7 are mamrd and IMna with t he r fiusbands The prot!lpett or 8 or Ill million more work~n m 1~ than In l~w1tb women making •P a60ut hall tbu mcreAM-Ill lui ge.ted m centus estimates Em ployment of women 35 toM yetl'8 ol d may apurt ahead during thiJ period Two trends that Indicate thi.a are Women are completme their famllltS at a younger 11111e lbao formbl'ly even thouiJh lbt)' are havmg more children By the t me many mothe:rr are 35 yean old they can take a JOb out lride the home becMPe aU tbeJr ch ldren are In school - - - -I rtfUH et few!W 1ftln- workert than uu! ......... 1100 Lfw blr!h .... of dw '3d' 1 f...., oldft' men wmk I.JCB eO ....UH ., itttreUed retirement Of tho• MU M plua 1 st~t tem.-.1 flir labor to ma•ntam th• _.It)' I lfigb rate of prod..uedon 'l'hl1 lltuat10n has glv S en older women an opportunity for ~ OUtllde the home aays NEW YORK UP ...... Thu week Mira Spray In ManMttao Women in thell' forbes bave All tflat J11tter1 11 only part gdld n !JOtne of rhe fall jewelry 1 Rotar~ans The rest 11 fur or leather Ont costume jewelry manufacWeekend guests ut Vi' and turer Coro mtroduced a collec Mn8 IGJI~ ~lltr w{fre Mr lion of bracelets pendsnl! c:dtf and Mrs Jamea Thelu of Lancas; links and carnnts m Jeopard 'ftle ter Sunday eallerf were Mr and Middleport Pomeroy Rotar•ans only touch of metal wa~ In the Mrs Wade Gorby and ch ldren retelved eagars Fnday n ghl Simulated gold settmg for the Jur Mr atd Mrs John Lee and Carrt when tbey held thetr weekly dm The r~rm also showed lellther ln ly Pomertt) Mr and Mn Taylor ner meehng at the Heath Metho such shade! u wmter navy plum R ley ot' Cheseapeake Mr and d !ft Church Don Stive~ whose red and enu·~ld gr~n forming center for g6Jd Mrs Ceeil Ptckens or Hunt ng1un son Donati! Lawrence waa born lhe JeWel la!t Saturday was the donor of r mmerl bra elel9 earrmg.g pms and Mrs Nettle Meeks \ the CJgars and pendants Reece Gr1mm Tert Thursday C P' Htbba pres1dent was m Pe ultnts or he laval f'"!t of our fo the Armed Force& charge Of thtf meeting and an grandmothers day are featured Mr and Mrs Ernest 1'heiss and nounced thai next Friday August children or vi91Ung her parents 2 the annuat family p!en c would m mo&t Mow jewelry coiiE"tt.lona Mr and Mrs John BUchanan of be held at 6 p m at the Chester The fash1on coordinat on institute Rutland Scout Camp Member' of the p1cnlc ror the mdustry reported some Mr and Mrs Kennetb Cole and committee mclude Ed1son Baker pendants swmging from necklaeea thildren of Portsm.DUth h:!l\~ Jack. Robaon Don Stiver.s Emmet 20 to ~ lnthC'I long moved nto the John Roush house Shulet Ted Reed Jr The Institute reporte(l these Mr and Mrs Frank Gnmm of Baker program thairman prf:- other hagh' ghts Pomeroy v sited Mr and Mr• sented Harry Barnes charter mem Pin9 of all sues wtll be worn her or the club wbo revtewed the m1x or match on llpel.t or for Melv n Gramm Mrs Irving Karr Sr has mov wort of tt:e Anti debmation var ety on I he pocket Oap or a ed nto the Harold Crouch pro- League and otber slJUJiar orgam su t or the sleeve or a ~oat rl zahon!l He quo&ed arbc1es rrom Jewelry rolors wall blend wath peM~ and Mrs Melv n Gr.mm the maganne Headfines and costumes exeepl when the tlothes went to Belpre to vmt hts aunt aeveral books meludmg Smgers are blaek Then the rule is con Mrs Anna Gr mm 'The Iron Curtain Over Amenta trast ng color But topaa Jewelry Joe and Karon Gebbler of New Mr Barne!l who carr1es on an w I be on the counteTs by the J e are VIS l ng the- r grand exlenstve correspondence w1th ton to go w th the whole family ers ~ Mr and Mrs wm. persons 10 poht~tal and newspaper or browns m the new r1othes &Jen s work read excerpts from letters other lead1ng shades wUI be em 0 M~e~nd Mrs Robert Lawson or he had reeetYed from a numliler or erald ruby and e smoky cba1'e6al RD h ve m&Yed mto the J famous people who agree or dt!l tone wbieh one manufacturer Rat ne a agree w th the work of the ADL. called black diamond Shell Hendr x property h Tbe spelter remJnded his hs Gold and 11lver Jewelry wdl Spen<!Jng a few dhy!l wtt Mr teners that there 11 no one to big have a text~.:red appearanre-deand Mrs S F Wire were Mr d k nl M 1 Wille Columbus for you to wrate an as 1 orma scr bed by the mstitule as like and Mrs er e 1 and tlon or giVe your opinion and the veins n a leaf Mr and Mrs D J ~ amsFey II warned of the power of fear or Ne• York Desttnen, who t1ro children Mrs Bert • re mg oreanuattons.. and Mri Mary Parlett of 'Mingo Methodi91. women who prepared wetk! ago preRnted their new Junction and gerved tbe chack.en dmner sty les left akirt 1\:ngtha aa 11 MISs Betty Jane Wise returned were Mrs Lawrence Milboln Mrs for fall But 10me deSlgners in to her home m Chicago after Kennth Byer Mrs Orin Smith Mn London and Rome thUI Wetk f~a 9pendmg a ~ek With hef grand Ralph Radcl1ffe 1nd Mrs Harold tured hemlines as much al 17 mches from the Ooor parents Mr and Mrs S F Wise Woodgerd and' Sharon Jones Whether this ahorter stlrt w1ll Wa1d Kennedy 11 In Columbuo; be featured In Pari• ._, wcm t know until next week when tfte for aaotber phys1cal chP.Ckup Freneh collections inC-luding the M'r and Mr!ll oourlas Clrele and one from Christian Dior will be flmD1 ani! norenee Circle ~pent ahown sunday With Mr an<i Mrs Ed Bush and familY of SpUier Oma Winebrenner of Syracuse spent sunday afternoon and Mon day with the Arch~r family Mrs Helen Perry and two chilyou dren of Toledo apent the week with her mother Mrs Mary Circle •nd son Melvin Shoded at. &he thoufht'! Mr Jam~t; Circle and son of Yet thatruth iathat bMaeat Springhill W Va spent Monday eYC!Il')'dQpeopleanllfaliaw mght and Tuesday with bts mother the llvea of otben in tntllc Mr• Mary Circle ..,;do...ll< • j .... crimiDol Florence Linda !lnd Sue Clrcle -you can belp Rap it1 and lJnda Hallmark called on Mr and Mr.1 Leroy Johnson and family of Cheater TUMdly Diane and Dick1e Danleh of Fort Lauderdale l'l• are visltlng their aunt and un~e Mr and Mrs ~ 110n Rouah and daughters .Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter Pomeroy spent Thurs dli)l evenlnJ with his mother Mr!l -~ . . . IMN W .....,,.. Mary Co-c:le and flmlly ••lr ••• •••• Fur, --thers. TaJdngPiace 0£ Rare JeweI Plan Annual Picmc Fnday August 2 , I CARMEL llowmllCh ..... would you steal if had thechance2 ........ ....... ,.....,......• f ••••rio•••• anf'l-!11,. .. . . ... 4 -. . .'.·.-... -,· ··.·.· .h. .... • ..., .... NIMHen ot ... IIAMIUON WlillCHIS - .. a:.ICU~~V lll ... 20th On Sat'Ul'da:y evening Jll 1Y 1 bridal shower was given at the home of Mr and Mrs W t Crouaer in honor of Patty Crouser and Larry Welty The gue~:~t hst mcluded Mr and Mn Guy Sw.ll:dley Mrs Helen Bol n M\-! Don H1rrlson MY:s Joye& Wolfe Mr and Mra. Butl W1Ucox Mrn Melvm Clark Mrs Fran~ Rathburn Mrs Beula'h Campbell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rupe- Mu CatOI P erce Mrs j T Ledlle .Mf• Rqbert Rumtleld Mn Anna Y.Ulcr Mrs Margarll1 Cotnb• and Mrs C E Welty Outlet Ohao llefr~shmenb -.err served and oonaratulation9 wert g1ven to the brlde and &tooth to-be... Maf'l.y be:atJt1ful ft!l were re. ceived. b;' the: coup e Mr 'tid Mr• C E Welty snd 80h Larry1 _Bullet Ohio were ~ftll Of Ml' t.nd airs W F l Clo~ alkf family on Sundat i .ul;r 14tb All spent e day at :Ld• Alma ! ......,.,...... ,......... Hm •,... yo/l call Mlp 0 n.M •.,.., ~y ,._..., 0.,._ IIPIHII llnlll\, wo:~mlng tlgrw, ..... INMc . . . . . . ...,.... ~ .. DOWN! • 1NW .. .trld .More..,.... of aD tr.fftc t--. TheJ ..,.n ,.,. ,_., 1104 agalnl you. Wh.,.INflc ,._, . . atrldty .ntorc..1 ........ IOWNI Collins Jewelry ~""' loml _ , ' - ' Pill fi.tMd 41 II piJilil: .met m toOpl!mOon .Mil 'f/w Adtotrlilllll Cou..e1l ..... N~rl1~ BX«ullltt A.tflk'lafiltA Whot9T..r S , It J~.~Mnwf E Mabo Sl fomoror ............/'"1) ..... ... . ' ' •• • • ' �--- ' J)atlJ Selli!Del;l'omeroy Mlodleport 0 July 29 1957-5 Governor Takes Hand In SpreadmgDesue To Keep Ohio's Streets, H~ghways, Free Of Uns 1ghtly Debm, L1tter 'nle Ob1o Department of Htgh\\a\ s open(:'d the accelerated phase of Hs antilitter ca np that more than a qu arter of a milhon dollars wa s .spent Jn 1950 al l to nd OhiO s road Mgn today as an mtergral part of Govern r O'Neill s rnultJ phased prog1am fOI b It r ,.. ays of deb 1s Tha t s a lot of m mey to pay fur ou1 cart>less and luH h hnbtts while We m Mcr gs ( ount y an 1 our part by contmual ly remu d ng < u r.stl'v ::. 1 ... ng and safe1 ~ads of the values of this prograam Highway offruals urg e every r 1t1zer to pa hctp.ilte in the pr ogram to a tompll 1 three-fold purpos e Jn su e ax mum s 1! d reduce mamt enance tost ar d Keep 01 o b 1 tl ur eff01t to keep II 1 Noble Ohw s h1 gh \a} 1 lf emphastzed the glar mg nee d for put 1 1 cern In the matter of mamtatmng road vavs free of derbt s Noble pomted ou t that saf eh h azards are often created by careless th ash dtspos::~l underlmm ,g- the need for lilt r consciOusness Roadside cleat ]mess 1s of 11 fm1te 1mpoJtance for va1rf'd reasons off Is pomted out Pomtmg to Oh o s nra lv 300 roa l de parks as one example mar lt: uanc e expuls stated that cieanlincss lat g l} dctern 1 res 1ow useful th ese rest statwns are re nd ered C'ost Wise clean up operatwns are ve ry ex pens vr A special department stalJ sll c J study sho\\ s .\_ stat utor y penaltv o 50 dollars may be IP\ Ied gam st persons foun I gu It) of Willful IJ stre\\-m g the oadways \.\tth debns The De partment of H1g.! \\avs teques ts the particular woperahon vf CIVIC m nded groups m succ / H30 Modern Romances Comet}] Time MO\ietime Popeye Prescnt1 New!l Picture Supeln an Y.. Jtherca!tt 6311 Sports Eye 640 NBC NewJ 400 ... 4 30 530 6 00 Maler al ncludwg cot uctally prepared p let s Is a v 1lable at the depaJtment Pullht I loJmat on Offttc Oh o Departments Bu II ng Columbu s Ohm Cn1<' clubs and even tn I Vlduals Cl e liiVJted to help gel these pust e1s around so everybody ma y be<:ome httct ( onsr1ous • Arthur Murray Part1 900 Amalt:ur Hour 9 30 SolA&iers of Fortun• 1000 Blondie 10 30 New' HNidllnta 10 30 N1te vateb 12 00 ToniJht I iliw 10 40 Nitewatrh 12 00 ToniJI:ht 100 SIGN OFF '"''"""., [let"""" aot_tal4 (6f Mf'.,.lblt lbOI- 16lloWhic - o a . Emra In AdYOrtllio......S!iould be "'po.rled immedlaleiJ The llidiJ SentJaol "'u aoc"be reopolilllile '"" lban ... ,...., red iuer'""'cml of Tluinllll ud SJJMial Nolleeo of Ennb •1 00 Oblt1iarleo r A few rrl n ~ lng h(l hlh r ( I I tl a~ ,..d to k• now u hire ~f>d ~ r q ~ s f'~l11 for 11 sh o rl a n<'lt I thr !:! h t1 Mr Prrsirten Ho v hrnk n vlrt nl~ Tw !it un I wh 1 mort> wr e t W<'ll Th~ thln• 1 n~v r aho 11 newspaf rr I U8eleKs they urr wh t1'11 pus port tro n have 1rlt>d I r ak ~ in liS ass!MI m ~~~r 1 t' ltll b •t t hii\'P I< rn bv an Plooue!l A !~1 that he &In I m eh 18 hopeler~s as 11 b~ I o Ina: RiaSRI'~ all th,. poaching on lhl' ~ t'OOk use s hfl l~ th~ k rl n SD Miss P11 t have tun ('fl ond o 1t 1leep with all the makel the house q t>l r Mn lam( Barbara the su mm g rhnpr>tOO(' of {h~ (l{}(:k Is c-arn lnjf hrr b OAl I She finds thlngs In P.ng ll ~ h nl' v ~ paper11 that nobor'v <'vurv ro 1nd ne She al11o f t.chl's I r n v before and rfods I e lo I t a house auett pabUIIIed at I cnt per word. ------ I - •m•l)fttte lAlla~ .._ Lane Cedar Cles~ .-. LAU \fladow i'ans- J'rlgjdme ltefrlpraloro llt.r Furnlhtre Middleport at. .. 4 2!1 If === : _:;___ -~2~l-C~a-rd70:::-f:-:T::;h-o-n'ks -- (20 Bl Insurance := -----Batoee-Slmp.oD tnaura.Dee ----~-- A&eDQ Middleport Fire Au1omoblleBootla Ph01>1 tai&-X 640-d --:-:-:-"-:--~-- (8) Auto Soles STATION WAOONT- 19~' p, mouth Wagon original black rlntsh Nlee $589 1953 Plymouth Waa:on blue and Ivory autoii>•U• trono $895 1915.1 Plymouth Wajon 8 cyL R&H Ivory ~ Dark Blue '14t& t:Mc Truek $46" % Ton Oat bed 4 opeed tromimluiod II< tra lood heavy Uret 1947 Ford Tru.ck $2415 ;J TOn Pick up BClx lied !lverload sprmg. GO<k' Tins pmeroy Motor Co ~om eroy 0 Phone 491 7 2:1-3tc R&fl Meigs County News 2 or 3 bedroom house Call Ron nie Hand Columbus and Soutll ern Electric Phone 6189 7 27 ijlp COMPLETE Insurance Proteetion Lif1 Aut( Fire PoUo Clll Dor Ml11.- M.i ldleport Oblo IILU: WAIUI ---,-----114l For Rent ROOrJIS for rent Close -- 1.2'7 Butternut as $19ft Five cara looldna for neW home Sonle vet)' clean ODe! B1aett ur'i. Pomeroy 7 2'7 ltc to town 711H2tc ltll Che\l.t:_Oiets aa low 1861 :Buieb a! knr •• $396 Five fin, cars A vlllety of Il\bdela •nil equipment IJiaettnu • ~"'T' .,., 1 27 ole 11:50 ,, m. Daily 990 ........,.,....,.for Rodney !)owning 11\''UJIANCE AGENCY --- \ 117) Help Wanted WHTN-TV Channel13 In MIDDLIPORT OHIO 61- 11n"llackl ll low u '"7 Gboke of nve bet~ 'lniY• Man, •~'• aome real b~iaJas ------· ___.,.:___ PHONES Real Estate be tou Blaettbar I 1 :17 IIC 1 ,1,. A - l l o HHII~ ACCIDIN'f Ufo, Cooualty allll - ReoiiEstote Broker IIIllS Bul<ts II low u $9'17 ~olce Of (our A 1 cars '1 .,, ltc PAINTING WANTED All Kindo lateflot ond eorter!OI' Roof• 1 cdall)' Eclwld"4 PeloiO 'I'U 22P 0 BOll 78 Hartftlrd ?(', On Your Radio Dial 1 25 Blp r'"a"'ln""u.;-:-,,"'m:-~~ ••terlor AYIIIlitolO !illf. lbtel t•uolloblo llonift lltal'l' Phon• Jill Y 7-22-12U Writer Ohve Ingraham too I Columbia Gas Denies Report lt> IU~ Kn1F•tuN~Iill4lcw.te.JII.t, On New Plant .._;;.:,;::;.;; • ;. . ; . . •• " • ; I ! v -- toR SALE 'Ron-;.., lied • ; d - mattress Call 60G3X The Dailv Sentinel I ~ ;oR SALE _ Applet New Ha ven oreb11'4. New Haved PbeM TU2ttltltl 7ilmr --~ PLAN SOCIAL The P~tland WSCS mel at the t>hurch ljDUrsday evening July 26 iln d' planned aft lee crea n sot al al the church basement Saturday eve UEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA t ing Aug S RICHAIID.I OWIN- OINIRA1.. MANAOIR Different kinds o p.utry will be RIYNOLD I OR.INI- IDIT~ for llle and an art !ltand consist ChHt.r L T•nnehill St1ff Wrller S,ortt ldlto,. Ins (If table linens towels p11low ~oaal ldWJrthlinl( rPnrf!!lttntBtlv" Botti.DelU Kimball Tae W case.!l and other weful tlmes Lellnldan Ave New Vl)l'lc City 10 N Y for sale Th~ present Mrs Cather l'!ntered u second chlsa malfin11 mattv .,, the -polt oUice at Pum me Parson! Is In ehar&e of the ._Ohio event 8u.h.er'Jrtton ntq Y>eU"'Atv bv ~•n1ttr whf!l'e •v.th,ble sn C'f'nt.a Dl"t - - -..,..,-,-,-· . • " _ ~ t'UI'..., In ldVJnrP. at Th,. n~tlty filentlnel offlf'e SJIJf'fl IIIII &OCtAL I(Hii)Uli.IO reoua.. l'r AO three month• $3 00 Bv motor n:mtfll wh•re •~411lahle An Jet cream aOcial wm b, held ~~: ,:~n&: jilll ooa year S8 ta month1. $4.2fl thrH months j at the Roek Sprinaa Methodlrt "'- lf~b,l.WIId ..en aftemonn exrept Snnda• tt, The OhiB v~ ...,.,. SP.n Church Tu~sday July 30 bet:lnnlna: ll:le at no Mechanle St Prmei'O)' 0 8Uilatu otflee pbou 3Sif at 6 p m 1'he proreeda will be ~ MliiW oUico , _ H7 ploaod In Uie bu~oa lund. ~·o WCHS-TV 'Channell Monday Ruling Asked On Legality 0£ Slot Machines Gilmore Suppl Store Pomeroy All work guaranteed Fully 1n sured Vaughan s Industnal and Resident al Termite Co ntrol Ser VICe St Marys W Va 7 25 lf IOc. • -~~ aaU per ~ wiU bo ellorMcl for -lin& lr lfjdal- OM ...a& fDI • !'all Me fd I ...li WJEH'.I r 1 eliarlo lllnlz - have to deJ.,.m ne whether the nechanl.mt s the dum type common to slut rna <hmes 1he dep,lmenls a on w II depend on the rul ng NEW YOR({ uP _ Three teen down P.YrMnt to buy one and Th machme oper.atcs bv remote who tKen Mt out to oper•te It control 'The player g ves a hotel agers rammed a rowboat with TUESDAY without nen l.. rnl ho cleTk a 1 eke to a quarter Tt-.e the r speedboat and then tr ed to CHANNIL I fjln over the smr.ller boats 55 Mme boat n da~r!l wha clerk presse~ a but on bel md his 7 00 Jt:nmle Dean year old occupant as he smam been ro ght f g A VI.. desk A meter n the mach ne reg 1 7 00 Jknm1e Dean 7 JO Boston Black e d Bpt!rately fur shore the u n or Y1eau mong sters how rna lY ga mes would b 30 Boston Blachle 7 m are re eng ne exp1os on.s played A 800 Capht n kangaroo 8 00 Capta n Kangaroo teenager was mangled by h s and lack of safety eq l rnent 8 45 CBS News 8~ CBS Newlil w boat B propellor when he fell They ffiUIIt be faced II ~w In the I The raher pulls a lever and 900 F'red Waru;ag 9 00 Fred Warmg fro n the deck or h s .tpeedbo 11 t boatmg boom ght.s las In each of th1ee col 9 30 Arthur' Godfre;t H had bee rac1ng wllh ill10ther Slcln-DhriFI A Problem Un s marked by fr_u ls PayoUs 9 30 Arthur Godfrey boat and throw ng water at 1ts A Coast Gua' d tt oft depend on pomts redliv~ -by I ght 10 30 Strike It Rlchdriver d lh d r pc Y cer mg comb nat on9 o frUJts R1p 1030 Strlka It atch llOO Val ant Lady SIH o er an.:ers have bee b d th t k 11 00 Valiant Lady These are o I) two among h n dd d H erger sa e meers ept ac 111!5 Love of Life dreds of cases of seaway m~an ty ~ ~ 1 e 1PO ntedk to .~t!cenl accdl curate Ia! es o! games played and 1115 Love of Llfe ens nvo vmg s n u1vcrs an payoffs ( d (h 11 30 Searc!ll~r Tomorrow 11 30 Search for TomuiTow repor e IS summer wal.er skiers - -- - - - - But Incompetence at the helm 11 45 Gwdmg: Light II 45 Guiding L1g~l s h) no means I mited to you h The skm diving problem- ort<'n TAK&S TITLE 12 \10 Katie B K1tche.. 12 00 Kaue KiLc:hen au tho H es t mphas1ze mvolvmg Jn 61xperlenced divers COLOGNI!: West Germany 1. P 12 30 As the World Turns 12 30 Aa the World Turna su facing ~nt:ath the propel ors - Alex Olm~do of Pe-ru won the 100 Our Mlaa Brook! I 00 Our MISI Brookl A Coast Guard aux !Jar} t <ln of motorlloats--apcan to be ceo men 8 ~ ngl s champ o ISh p at l 30 Housepatty 1 30 Houseparty re ported to d strict Coast Guard lered Cc;Jogne :.1 n e atonal ten IS tou r 011 the we~t Coast 2 00 8 g Payoff 2 00 B1g Payoff headquarte lhe w secrack of he f r!'i I nan c l Su nday w lh a 62 v c H gh sa d lher 230 Bob Crosby Show 2 30 Bob r.r'osby Show wl.'alth} n ddlc aged owner or a e was ca to er Trevor So til 3 DO Brighter Day r deluxe cub n c u ~er when rep 1 Hmo ll Power Sq 1adro t orfkers Af lcL 3 00 Brighter Day hat watell sk ng w II be a mKJOr "irliliiiliiiiiJiiliiii no ded fo1 a l uzdng nc 3 1~ Secret Storm 3 15 Secret storm ccuse of ace de s thLS y('llr ~ Jrnt 3 30 Edge of Nagh.t 3 30 Edge o( N11ht In eonfmed waters you r nd So tell t lo my Insurance ~om 4 00 The Early Shew 4 00 'l'Jie Early Sbow do2ens of rk1ers all cutt ng n pany 5 30 Your Es!lo Repo1ter !i 30 "rour Esao Reportf!l' and out around other boats ar d lie had swamped thrt'e canoe9 he saad 1 heir tow each other 5 45 Sports Parade pad lll!d by yo ng boy from a 5 45 Spertl Parade 5165 WeatllermaD boats ofttn op~rate In flagrant s nmcr camp 1 wo or the boys 5 55 Weatherman 6 00 Action Violalmn of s~eed rules n ad 1 coull not sY m 6 00 Action 6 15 Douglaa Edwards Lion to the rules of the road Many lncld•nts Unr•portM 6 15 Dougla9 Etlward! 6 30 Telt:pllone Time Most boat ng offtc ais agree s ldom repor ed are the hun with the conclualon m Rep Uer 6 30 Rob n Hood 7 00 Phll SUvers Show el~ or eHJ)day ('apslungs 7 00 BurnS' & Allen be( t C Bonners report un recre u ~ed b} spee !boaters who bu:u 7 SO Private !ecretary 7 30 Talent Scouts ational bOating safely to the n 1 er hoats \he toast Guard SII)'S 8 00 Those Whitmg Girla 8 00 To Tell the Truth II) ANNf HIYWOOD House Merchant Marme and F sh Off clahi o the Cout Guard and 8 30 Richard D1amond Prlvatt 8 :ro Spotlight Playhouse \. IIi N t' llf'e pcop e wl nre timf' I told them Art r ali J. m~d I Rt Guurd Aux1llary the U S erles l ommlUee Detective • 9 00 $84 ()00 Question What today is lnerdy a buom r n K o. 11 t'Hsf I orne bu s! my own work tu do I ower Squad ons lhl.' Nat aonal 9 30 Spike Jones Show 9 00 Stud o One ing activity may tomor•ow be n 11 we !nva !ally us~ ne t hat[ 1pe next thln11 I knew they Ass of E 11 ne- and Boat Manu 10 00 Up to the Minute Newa 10 QO UP to. the rnlnute Newa the N rth ll ry !lr t ng cd t g11 out ln e. we e offering to pay so that I facturcrs an I maJor boat n51 m1.g come an emergency 10 015 !caunlng the Weather 10 Oa Seanntaa the Weatbar bu ne~s llke way n yzed the jcouldget.a JeanlngwomBnl Now azi es along wltih JliOSI exper1 Carol na Democrat said ~-T_h_e L~l~o.cS:.:h:.:•:.:w_ _ _ _:_:l:.:O.::I:.:O_:.:Tiji!.!:~Late Show mnrkct and so forth a d then I have two seta of fees one for enced yachtsmen agree on the ~mb a rked on tJ e project tn a advlslns them on how to treat a seraousnes,g of lhe problem creat ff'lry sen~lb e n mme r ed by buzzers and speeders ----·------~--~------~--· Nlne times out of ten It wasn t Boating men say that the ranks U at W[l.Y nt all T ey just played ot the reel less and negligent boat IL by enr ~o to speak did spon operators hJve swollen w th the t nco s y wl ut see ned tl e logl terrtfiC Increase In bo11t1 ~ s nee 1 t1 tny; to <.lv and eo! ected ~he World War II )o kpo! CHAN'SEL 13 MONDAY Difficult Wlndow• TUitSDDAY CHANNEL 13 R ght now we are collect ng COLUMBUS UP - The lttlte 10 U9 Sl1n On 10 1111 Slcn On Tl utsbow 1t w s v. th Vera B stallsllcg on boating ace dents Liquor Department today asked 11 00 Advt! lurw tn Learntn1 A Klr 1 k ow who 111 In what she 11 00 Adventure~ In LearDiDI 1 says John M High chK rman or A tty Cen William Saxbe 1or an ro. s tl c dlmcu t window bus l lJ 00 Noou New he tJ S Power Squadrons gener opin16n on whether e. 11ew type of 12 00 Noon News n e ~s a safeh committee By the end slot machine conflscultd n Jack 12 Ul Nel.Khbtrs 12 13 Nel11hbora It s an unusual line Vera of lhe year we hope to have bUilt so• Co nty eomft under Ohio 11 12 30 Llbente 12 30 Franl:le Lotno told e bit lt s won:.lt!rful 1 cnouglt examples t stress Jaw 100 Tbe FemJnit t Toueh 1 00 Tile IPemlnine Toueb My I u ~band and I were trans ht If nal CI:IUH Three or the machines operated 200 Ar.dnoo!' Ft1to Festlul fN I'd nil over the co • try dur 2 00 Afternoon Film Pelllval Wh•t has impressed h m most by remote control were seized in lng t he war and t1 en afterwards High satd wa9 11 complele dlB the Gibson Hotel at JAckson after 330 1 ue w n El iiabeth 8 30 IJie With Elizabeth IJy hls company Now we have regard of thf' rules of the rt~ad 400 Cartoc.n Club 4:00 Cartoon Club receaved pay a liquor aaent had n u ly settled down and I ave by the h• ndreds who have tQrned oftl 500 i\tlcll: ) Moue Club I 00 JOeltey Meuse CI•b bought o r own I ouse It s a from the hl&hway!l to the water 800 Five Star Final Raymond J Rlpberaer the lovely modern one In a. ni ce de 8 00 Plve Slor Final WD.Y9 p11rtment s ent'oree.ment chief __ ,, . , . velopmcnt 613 John l.laly New1 8 18 John Daly a d N,... It 1 nat th• aid eatab\lahH ..e t'Val An Expert Alo the marhlnea were the first 8 30 8 80 Cheyenne Wire Serv Cli!l She • An Expert Window Dresslnr y.cht...,.n w. ,.. worrying their type found in the nate Tl e first thing I cUd was p 1tl 730 China Smith '1 so Wyatt larp ebout a Cout Guardsm~n The machines caJled criss 800 lnternaUonal Playhouse up rtnlns I am an e)(pe t In gtvf.n window- a very low ree8 00 Broken ana• said It's th• peopl• wha h6n caro Rlpberaer aaJd the firm Is c rtah s ahe added with a g In and. one tor dolns the whole job a 30 Telephone T:lme MV•r been on • boat befor.; 8311 Top Tuaet and New T1lent l>eillll chec~•d fll e contlt ued I love doing It and a1D:.e my fee. Our hou!le rsp, wha 1M' up the 1G per cent 930 ShtrJJf of COChl&e has beautiful but n ~t unuaual are riot high Iota of women can 0 30 Public Defender 1000 Newa ot tAe ~rbt window~ But that dldn t bother atrord rny service And I do mate 10 00 New• of the Nlgbt lO lO Theater me We ve moved ao many tl nes a nice extra lneome from it 10 10 Theattr 13 and lived In ao many kinds of Vera. a atory 11 'Ike moat or lha 11 40 The Late NeWJ • 11 40 The Late News ho\lal'a that I ve lea• ned to succeytul home businesses Sbe[ 1146 Silln 011 II 30 Sl&o Off choose the right curtnln for anylused a skill she hemlf had de klnd of window In the world veloped to fill a very real need 1 'have atudled nil the dec:o Thats always the common de .. ratlna: bootJ and in the early nominator dnya even paid a decorntor for If you1.11lke to make money ai advice Anti I 1nus,.t say 1 m good I home aend me a atampect. aeU Aa aoon aa the nef8:hbors aaw my addresaed envelope car. ot thla r.urtalna they wanted my help nflwspapel' Jl.nd I'll aend you & with the1ra But I Just dldn t have Us~ ot IOOd boota 'OD ihe fteld.. If Your Idea's Needed You'll Be Successful r.:,-. - - 10 00 Alrfan Called X 1030 Ne n Headline• Crazy People With Boats Make Bu;:!~ ~~ New Sport Most Dangerous Now --..--b... TERMITES EXTERMINATED For frl!t.: lnspeetiOn phone 383M RATES .30 Popeye Presents 600 Spinach l layhouse B 30 Wealhercast 6 3. Sports Eye B4. NBC New9 700 FeAtlval or Stan 7 30 Ptnlc 800 Meet McGraw 830 Summer Playhouse 900 N.1t Kin& Cole Show 930 0 Henry p1ayhous~ '30 Daily Sentinel Day Book ftHONE 398 10 30 Truth c;r Consequence~ 1100 TIC Tac 00UIJh II 30 lt Could B ~ You "00 Tex k Jln!C 12 30 Currl'1 t 1 00 My Little Marg1c 1 30 Brtde and G oom 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 45 Modern Romance ~ 4 OQ/ Come-dv Ttma 4 30 Movlellme 700 Charlei Farrell ShD• 7 so Well8 Farao BOO Twenty One ------ ICE CREAM SOCIAL Home made ICe cream tor th Ice t..:re a Soe al to be held Thu s day e l.' n n~r at lhe Church of Chr st s o be male Tuesday bv Ihe n emI r~ or the L a! Berean Class at h~ church klt<'hen Pro f s fron I P all.' of ee cream and home le cakeA w II be w:ed for the p I ase of a Commun•on s rv ce fo h c ur h u new p o of h ( l as~ Trutb or Consequeneea ll 00 1 ic Tac DouiJh 1 30 (t Cllluld Be You 1200 rex & Jmx 340 C'ssfully wagmg the wa <1garnst t ash • 615.1 700 Today 900 Romper R.,om 1000 The Prlte [S R ght l:il 30 Current 100 My Little Mattie 1 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matmee Theater 300 Qt1 !tn for a Day 1 REPORT ...,.o. lO 30 I Martie and Nlchohls Grue lll:' Jot Rutland to Arnold and Mal dred Gnte Denve-r 0 Curt11 Bette J Cur tu to Chlrlrs Larklru Wanda Lar li:IDJ -& acrea Olive Dale DuHon Exetutor Merrell )lrCiure dec to C C Cuckler parea:ls Selp10 Charlel F McCiun to N~lhe Me Clure 82 acrea Scip o EIJa J Dutton Cadmu1 P Dut ton to c C Cuckler 82 aeres Sci CHANNI!L l 6 ~5 SIUN ON 700 Todar 900 Rom)Jer Room 10 00 The l'nce Is Right mu ded that if person s do not voluntauly help m th e dn!r htte u1 r ~ gn a n Ohlo stat ut e can be 1nvoh I to p1 ov d~e the necessa y uwer tm~ RUARK TUESDAY MONDAY Ohio beautiful the 1 pa tmer t of highways / I 15 placed t1 a.sl f( epta les at mter vats a / long the roadwats Th e Depart e 11 of H1gh WJy s UJ ges everyone to u s t1 ~ m No ltle re uhful Charles M • 1o a1d motonst TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' ql Presto 7 2N Steam Prenure Cooker Clllller $13 UO tuno 6314 7~-!ll< .J JsedlllitleGravely Ttl~r wlth .Ui mower $200. One 24"' A.-, ~~r •$130 R A.. Flnlaw &12 E •oln ot l'ODI' !"'? !)'pi riding 7 • 1111 RI-NSIILI PERSON MALE o~ t'E!tALE from thb lt'eB ••~ter.t tp. lletvice and collect automatie vending ma ~ltlnM. ~· ae)bng Age not ei ~nti.C.Car ret'erencea and $600 •t:IAI ctttital neCbiUY 1 to 12 bouu weekly neb to $280 ntonthlt Poutbility full Ume wort. tor local 1ntervle1V Jt:lve loll pu.tl<lil.va ~hon o 1 . Write P 0 Box 872 Mplo Mlnn from 7 :n 3tp \ Uti MIDDLEPORT - +-toot\\ aillftJ1Et w1th new roof Large ba1~numt laundry and/Or uUiity roont bar and sho?.er N•cely decorated Corner lo1 50x200 w1th garden and gange Priced at $61500 00 Complete Wlth furnltura (good) for only $1000 00 e:rtra VILLAGE: HOME - 8-room two :;tory house with 2 porches very good construction 1 acre lot good soil Close to srhool• and churches Only $4000 00 This 11 an un su:~lly good buy Can be bought w•th 25% down balance hke rent LARGE HIGHWAY HOME -First floor with 4 rooms kltche11 and pantry semi bath and 2 outside porr:lies SliltOnd floor has 4 bQd rortms w1th dosets bathl'oom Attic room for two double beds and has 7 closets Oak •oodwork and staJrway Amer ean Stand arrl ga.~rf1red hot water beaUn11 water softener large basement w1th work rooms and latmdry wUh tubs Garage and utility bwldmg LOcated In Pomeroy on 2 haghwflys eXcellent for tour 18 t home rooming or convales cent home Can be bought right BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y (7) 27 3tc (2.3 ) Leg a I Not tees HOTICE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Probah C::ourt Mllg1 Caunty Ohio Notice Is hereby given that the followmg AccountS have bef!n filed n .said Court tor settlement and l .'s•,,•,,t "d" be 0~·~~~:: Willard A Hurlt>y Faye I Hu ley to Ro91 Searles Lot 447 Mld dleport GibSOn Cooper dec to Elizabeth Blake Cooper Homer E Cooper Aflid of Trana Syracuse Robert L Coat• Muine Coates to John M Parson• Lot CU Middle port Joh r~ M Ptrsons JoAnn Parsons to Chi ford Jack Bachner Carolyn 'I Bachner ~ of Lot 61 Middleport Beu e A WtJed to Dand P Holtet Dal•re• E Holter Lot Cheater SJ.ella Se,rles Hollis Searle• to Georp H Prall parcels Rutland !larry M Cross Irene Croet to Robert L. Coats Maxme Coati Lot Middleport lfyrlle ComtCock John Comstock Eva Ma~> Johnson Leland E. Jonn 10n Thomas E Andeuon Frances Anderson Jessamme Lyons Oria F Lyons to MArtha lane Johnson 4 acres Sallf:bury Dallas Hill Donna tiJll to Fred M Link Trustee 131 35 A. Le tart Wall and Moaes H1cks both dec Sc,piO parcels to Bertha Hicks Price Carl Htcks Goldie Katze~ bach ELba BuU1c.k Clyde H1ck s Etha and Louu Bulhck Gold t and Jarob l(:&tzcnbach parcel Sci plO to Sam Arnold Harry L Eblin adm Mary K Ebl n dec parcel Pomeroy to Barbara L P::blin Carne Grucser parcels Sutton to W lJ am P Gruescr Clayton Bahr Vlrgmia Bahr 91 IOOths A Salisbury to Dw ght E and Kathryn L Logan Frances Roberts parcel Syra cuse to Georgt' E and Ruth D Holman Frank Emrich 4 75A .Pomeroy to Russell F and -June Welch RuS!ell F and June Welch 55 A Salu:bury to Frank Emr ch Dav d W and Betty Ohlinger lot 31 Middleport to George M and Katherme L Da lu SYRACUSE BY Mrs Ade Slack The annual p c c or the Sun shine Maket9 Sunday Sehool cln~ of t.fae Presbytenan Church was held July 17th at Baley s Lake wath a hamburg fry and covered dish supper and sw1mmmg be ng enJttyed by Mr and Mrs Pearl McBride Mr and Mr9 Rober Harden and son Mr and Mrs Morris Harden and son Mrs George Schnei.:fer and daughter Mrs Donald Lisle and chddren MrJ Herman London and chd dren Mrs Gr'ace Oa1er and son Sammy Flanagan Mr and Mrs Eddie Gumther and children Mrs Donald Cottrill and children 1'he Syracuse Garden 'Club s annual p cmc Wa~ held in the Flremen s room of town hall Jllly 23 at 6 p m followed by a spe cia I bus nesa meetmg at which time Mrs F1orenec Harden appoJnted th follow ng c:ommlttellli nomlnatini MrS Huel Hayes Mrs Jane Teaford and Mrs Ada Slaek proiJram Mrs Mare Leadlngham Mr:l Margaret Cot trUl Mrs. S~ck and Mrs Tea ford Plans were made td en er flower arrangements at the Meigs County Far Attending were Mrs Tea!~tl Mn Leading ham Mrr Mlldr4 Hudson Mra Harden Mrs Elizabeth Duck w~ Mt9 Ora Ne•e MlSI Eleanor Carroll Mrs Lela Hen drlx :Mra.. Cottrill Mrs Anna Me Coy and Mrs Slack and guest• Barbara and Connie Leadlncham Pauletta Hudl!lnR 1nd Sharon Sue and Craig Cottrill The Sun.shine M-akel'l!l Sunday SeJKuW eJau of the Presbyterian Churth met at the hOme of Mrs Robel't Harden for the r July meetj.ag )lrs Geori!!fe Schne•der president «:onducted the busliics's session who abo gavt tbe study top!.: on Suffering Roll call word was iSurter 'fb.e travehri:! basket broua:ht by Mrs Ch8rlt>~ Blake was awarded to Mr& Don ald Cottrill R ~tEIVlng b rthday jlfts were MtS! Gertrude DufCJ Mti Mol'tl5 Hafll:'!m and Mrs Sclmelder A stork gift was pre sent$1 to Mrs Robert Harden $80 00 litBJ gtvttc toward• ratpet (or the church Refreshments Rarden to 11ete ftrW!d by Mts Mrl. Mottis Hari1en Mr• SeHJK"I det Mu Cottrill Jrn BtJI.e Mrs D ck H&rrls Mt'9 t1!ii!ICn Gu_unJrar 111111 Don L•sle Mrs Peltl Me11rlde :rdn D1fk Wtt1P. brenner. Mi-. DUfty M.ra Lil" renee Diddle Mrt Herman Lon don Mr!l ft.obert Wblte Mrs Ed~!> son Hubbard Mr!l Allah Teaford wa9 reported on the sltll: list The. fre~byterlan ~hutcl}: Mass ionary .kele~y wllt hold fta 11 nual pitnl<' AuJ 9th at 8 30 m at lthe SyraOI.Ift> 1toadshl6 Wonten U'YI!I Says Ohio Home Management Sf)«iolist Park In cue of r1ln it ••II be ... - _ _.... held n me chul"fh anon A eov ll'IUI'C ~~~ t! ":'he •';,:~e:~ ~~h ~~~~ bnnK their own table aervice AI a nocent WSCS mee1 1 .: M 11 MJrCll Kur Ka¥1:! the b &h hghts of tbe Ohio annual con rertnce at Lakellde A report o the PCII'Umouth DUitrlct officer Tnumng day held 1 PoJMro was also giVen b) Mra Gral"f' Weese and M •• Ktrr The annu•l P•cnie w 11 be held at th~ Syn cuse Road51de Park Aug 7th Mrs Ch.arlea Ferrell and dac ghter of K.ayford w Va spen Thursdll) wtth A!r and Mrs J C Ferrell Mr and Mrs Don Quuenberr) and son Athens 1pent the w~.end w•th Mr and Mn Joh n Bowen Mr and Mrs Jame.s McDonald and aon Mr and Mr1 Stanle3 Saw)er and ellrldrn Mr nd MI'8 Floyd Grimm of Columbus VJ111ted Mr and Mr• Melv 1 Grimm Olona Jeao Buck or Rock Springs vti!led Linda Eichmger Mr and Mrs w ham Eichmger and daughter and Mrs Sy!Vla Zwtlhng were bua1ness vi.sJtors m Ga111poUs Mr and Mrt Mel11m Gnmm v•s\teil watb thetr daughter M 1 Raymond Teaford CheAter lanet Mowely v slt!d Mra Mel vln Crimm reeently COLf.J'DUS 0 - !lhtee IMO more woM.ft Of 3J and ~Wer have t.een takint jot. The propOrUon of worttnt women •ted 4S to 54 yeara doubled bd•••m liMO and Tl\e!'t • 1• were mrreasu j n tba emplo7ment rate or women a&ed 31_~~ tf!ai'J :;"'he~~"!.l:' to 84 ~UIIng to • .., ., OhMII State Unlvenhl:r n.tenllon borne maftatemeat tDIIf'lallat !Jut the re-terte: 7~1. true of w'O'Mifn- tboae 20 to 24 0111 Yeara~ld fte pTOpOrtion or tha• JlfOUP dropped JUihtlr TbJa dll ~ nae result of hiah miiTI'i1 rates, prly matri.ap.& high =hlatel and lncrnHd cOllqe ~-·olhnentl I J• !,. ~~~ J I The mereaslal rate ., mtploy the nae,m ., older women may be takf'n mtplDJm~ nt It I:D inere... j 'ngly rapid nfe m ~nt yean. Over half the women wortera 1.0da7 are mamrd and IMna with t he r fiusbands The prot!lpett or 8 or Ill million more work~n m 1~ than In l~w1tb women making •P a60ut hall tbu mcreAM-Ill lui ge.ted m centus estimates Em ployment of women 35 toM yetl'8 ol d may apurt ahead during thiJ period Two trends that Indicate thi.a are Women are completme their famllltS at a younger 11111e lbao formbl'ly even thouiJh lbt)' are havmg more children By the t me many mothe:rr are 35 yean old they can take a JOb out lride the home becMPe aU tbeJr ch ldren are In school - - - -I rtfUH et few!W 1ftln- workert than uu! ......... 1100 Lfw blr!h .... of dw '3d' 1 f...., oldft' men wmk I.JCB eO ....UH ., itttreUed retirement Of tho• MU M plua 1 st~t tem.-.1 flir labor to ma•ntam th• _.It)' I lfigb rate of prod..uedon 'l'hl1 lltuat10n has glv S en older women an opportunity for ~ OUtllde the home aays NEW YORK UP ...... Thu week Mira Spray In ManMttao Women in thell' forbes bave All tflat J11tter1 11 only part gdld n !JOtne of rhe fall jewelry 1 Rotar~ans The rest 11 fur or leather Ont costume jewelry manufacWeekend guests ut Vi' and turer Coro mtroduced a collec Mn8 IGJI~ ~lltr w{fre Mr lion of bracelets pendsnl! c:dtf and Mrs Jamea Thelu of Lancas; links and carnnts m Jeopard 'ftle ter Sunday eallerf were Mr and Middleport Pomeroy Rotar•ans only touch of metal wa~ In the Mrs Wade Gorby and ch ldren retelved eagars Fnday n ghl Simulated gold settmg for the Jur Mr atd Mrs John Lee and Carrt when tbey held thetr weekly dm The r~rm also showed lellther ln ly Pomertt) Mr and Mn Taylor ner meehng at the Heath Metho such shade! u wmter navy plum R ley ot' Cheseapeake Mr and d !ft Church Don Stive~ whose red and enu·~ld gr~n forming center for g6Jd Mrs Ceeil Ptckens or Hunt ng1un son Donati! Lawrence waa born lhe JeWel la!t Saturday was the donor of r mmerl bra elel9 earrmg.g pms and Mrs Nettle Meeks \ the CJgars and pendants Reece Gr1mm Tert Thursday C P' Htbba pres1dent was m Pe ultnts or he laval f'"!t of our fo the Armed Force& charge Of thtf meeting and an grandmothers day are featured Mr and Mrs Ernest 1'heiss and nounced thai next Friday August children or vi91Ung her parents 2 the annuat family p!en c would m mo&t Mow jewelry coiiE"tt.lona Mr and Mrs John BUchanan of be held at 6 p m at the Chester The fash1on coordinat on institute Rutland Scout Camp Member' of the p1cnlc ror the mdustry reported some Mr and Mrs Kennetb Cole and committee mclude Ed1son Baker pendants swmging from necklaeea thildren of Portsm.DUth h:!l\~ Jack. Robaon Don Stiver.s Emmet 20 to ~ lnthC'I long moved nto the John Roush house Shulet Ted Reed Jr The Institute reporte(l these Mr and Mrs Frank Gnmm of Baker program thairman prf:- other hagh' ghts Pomeroy v sited Mr and Mr• sented Harry Barnes charter mem Pin9 of all sues wtll be worn her or the club wbo revtewed the m1x or match on llpel.t or for Melv n Gramm Mrs Irving Karr Sr has mov wort of tt:e Anti debmation var ety on I he pocket Oap or a ed nto the Harold Crouch pro- League and otber slJUJiar orgam su t or the sleeve or a ~oat rl zahon!l He quo&ed arbc1es rrom Jewelry rolors wall blend wath peM~ and Mrs Melv n Gr.mm the maganne Headfines and costumes exeepl when the tlothes went to Belpre to vmt hts aunt aeveral books meludmg Smgers are blaek Then the rule is con Mrs Anna Gr mm 'The Iron Curtain Over Amenta trast ng color But topaa Jewelry Joe and Karon Gebbler of New Mr Barne!l who carr1es on an w I be on the counteTs by the J e are VIS l ng the- r grand exlenstve correspondence w1th ton to go w th the whole family ers ~ Mr and Mrs wm. persons 10 poht~tal and newspaper or browns m the new r1othes &Jen s work read excerpts from letters other lead1ng shades wUI be em 0 M~e~nd Mrs Robert Lawson or he had reeetYed from a numliler or erald ruby and e smoky cba1'e6al RD h ve m&Yed mto the J famous people who agree or dt!l tone wbieh one manufacturer Rat ne a agree w th the work of the ADL. called black diamond Shell Hendr x property h Tbe spelter remJnded his hs Gold and 11lver Jewelry wdl Spen<!Jng a few dhy!l wtt Mr teners that there 11 no one to big have a text~.:red appearanre-deand Mrs S F Wire were Mr d k nl M 1 Wille Columbus for you to wrate an as 1 orma scr bed by the mstitule as like and Mrs er e 1 and tlon or giVe your opinion and the veins n a leaf Mr and Mrs D J ~ amsFey II warned of the power of fear or Ne• York Desttnen, who t1ro children Mrs Bert • re mg oreanuattons.. and Mri Mary Parlett of 'Mingo Methodi91. women who prepared wetk! ago preRnted their new Junction and gerved tbe chack.en dmner sty les left akirt 1\:ngtha aa 11 MISs Betty Jane Wise returned were Mrs Lawrence Milboln Mrs for fall But 10me deSlgners in to her home m Chicago after Kennth Byer Mrs Orin Smith Mn London and Rome thUI Wetk f~a 9pendmg a ~ek With hef grand Ralph Radcl1ffe 1nd Mrs Harold tured hemlines as much al 17 mches from the Ooor parents Mr and Mrs S F Wise Woodgerd and' Sharon Jones Whether this ahorter stlrt w1ll Wa1d Kennedy 11 In Columbuo; be featured In Pari• ._, wcm t know until next week when tfte for aaotber phys1cal chP.Ckup Freneh collections inC-luding the M'r and Mr!ll oourlas Clrele and one from Christian Dior will be flmD1 ani! norenee Circle ~pent ahown sunday With Mr an<i Mrs Ed Bush and familY of SpUier Oma Winebrenner of Syracuse spent sunday afternoon and Mon day with the Arch~r family Mrs Helen Perry and two chilyou dren of Toledo apent the week with her mother Mrs Mary Circle •nd son Melvin Shoded at. &he thoufht'! Mr Jam~t; Circle and son of Yet thatruth iathat bMaeat Springhill W Va spent Monday eYC!Il')'dQpeopleanllfaliaw mght and Tuesday with bts mother the llvea of otben in tntllc Mr• Mary Circle ..,;do...ll< • j .... crimiDol Florence Linda !lnd Sue Clrcle -you can belp Rap it1 and lJnda Hallmark called on Mr and Mr.1 Leroy Johnson and family of Cheater TUMdly Diane and Dick1e Danleh of Fort Lauderdale l'l• are visltlng their aunt and un~e Mr and Mrs ~ 110n Rouah and daughters .Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter Pomeroy spent Thurs dli)l evenlnJ with his mother Mr!l -~ . . . IMN W .....,,.. Mary Co-c:le and flmlly ••lr ••• •••• Fur, --thers. TaJdngPiace 0£ Rare JeweI Plan Annual Picmc Fnday August 2 , I CARMEL llowmllCh ..... would you steal if had thechance2 ........ ....... ,.....,......• f ••••rio•••• anf'l-!11,. .. . . ... 4 -. . .'.·.-... -,· ··.·.· .h. .... • ..., .... NIMHen ot ... IIAMIUON WlillCHIS - .. a:.ICU~~V lll ... 20th On Sat'Ul'da:y evening Jll 1Y 1 bridal shower was given at the home of Mr and Mrs W t Crouaer in honor of Patty Crouser and Larry Welty The gue~:~t hst mcluded Mr and Mn Guy Sw.ll:dley Mrs Helen Bol n M\-! Don H1rrlson MY:s Joye& Wolfe Mr and Mra. Butl W1Ucox Mrn Melvm Clark Mrs Fran~ Rathburn Mrs Beula'h Campbell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rupe- Mu CatOI P erce Mrs j T Ledlle .Mf• Rqbert Rumtleld Mn Anna Y.Ulcr Mrs Margarll1 Cotnb• and Mrs C E Welty Outlet Ohao llefr~shmenb -.err served and oonaratulation9 wert g1ven to the brlde and &tooth to-be... Maf'l.y be:atJt1ful ft!l were re. ceived. b;' the: coup e Mr 'tid Mr• C E Welty snd 80h Larry1 _Bullet Ohio were ~ftll Of Ml' t.nd airs W F l Clo~ alkf family on Sundat i .ul;r 14tb All spent e day at :Ld• Alma ! ......,.,...... ,......... Hm •,... yo/l call Mlp 0 n.M •.,.., ~y ,._..., 0.,._ IIPIHII llnlll\, wo:~mlng tlgrw, ..... INMc . . . . . . ...,.... ~ .. DOWN! • 1NW .. .trld .More..,.... of aD tr.fftc t--. TheJ ..,.n ,.,. ,_., 1104 agalnl you. Wh.,.INflc ,._, . . atrldty .ntorc..1 ........ IOWNI Collins Jewelry ~""' loml _ , ' - ' Pill fi.tMd 41 II piJilil: .met m toOpl!mOon .Mil 'f/w Adtotrlilllll Cou..e1l ..... N~rl1~ BX«ullltt A.tflk'lafiltA Whot9T..r S , It J~.~Mnwf E Mabo Sl fomoror ............/'"1) ..... ... . ' ' •• • • ' �, - = r • • pan, Selltlne~ Pomeroy Mlddleport 0 July 29 !9!17-~ I The Ohio Departme nt o f Highways )penN the accelerated phase o f Jts a ntJhtt er camp li.gn today as an lnte rg r al p a r t o f Gove rnor o•Nelll S multi ph ased progr a m fa t bt Her and safer roads We 11 Metgs Cou n1 v cun to our part by contin ually remmd mg ou1seh s of the va1ues of thiS p 1ograa m Htghway offiCials urge e\e y cJt tze n to pa hc1p~te m the p1ogra m to actom 1 h h three-fo ld purpose J 1surc ax1 mu m safl::'h reduce mamtenance cost and Kee p Oh o b t Utiful tha t more th an <1 q a IPr o f a m tlho n d ollars was s pent m 195o a ! r l t 11d O h.1o s roa d ""ay!o uf deb• !> 11 at s ... lot of no n ey to pav Charles M Nobl e Ohtos h1 ghv. ay c h1ef emphasized the g la m g 1 eed for pu b! c 1 utc c a n be m voked <'en t ve ~;:: ~: d~~~~~at~:b~: ;~~~~;~~~~gt~;13~~:~~ A statu o r y pena lt \ of 50 dollars may be I le\Jed agam st p e r son s found gmlty of wtllful h azards are often created by c 1reless th ash disposal underhnmg the n eed for lttt e r consdousness Roads1de c1e anliness 1s of n finite Importance f1r van <'d re aso ns of f als pomted out oafls le Pomtmg to Ohw s n ea 1) 300 parks as one ex:ampl e ma 1 tuwn ce ex pl l ts stated t1 at cleanltnc:s:s Ia gl v dctermmes how useful these res t slat ons a1 e rendered Cos t Wise clean up opera l on s are ve r y ex penstv e A spec1a1 departme nt slatJstl c J stud v s ho"' s fo 1 our (a d ess :.J J luH Iv habits wh ile I 1 ng I o atd mota 1st r htlr Pffo t to keep Ohw beautiful tl I 1 a 1t m t o f h ghw ays ~ as p laced t ras l HO Sports Eyt! NBC News 700 Charlt>il Fanell Sho• 730 Wells Fara() 600 1wenty-One Arthur Murray Part7 8 30 BOO Amatt.ur Hour B 30 Sollii..en ot Fortuu COllSCIOUS Daily Sentinel Day Book clown p.~yment to buy one and who th'en ut eut to o.,...at. It wltho:rt even l•rnlne how Mme boat ng dan~rll haV\. been fought for years Among Utem are fire engine explos on1:1 ~:~o.lack: of safety equ p ent ~ey nust be faced anew In the boatlng boom lkln-Divlng A Probl~tm A Coast Guard petty off cer s<ud other dana:ers have bee addl!d He pointed to recent acc1 dents mvolvtng skin d vers and water skiers The .'lktn diving problem-often nvolv ng n•xpenenced d vers surfac ng lM>neath the propellors A Coast G ard auxlharyman of motorboats-apcars to be cen re ported to d stncl Coast Guard cred on the West Coast lteadqua ten; the w secrack of the wealthy n ddle aged owner of 11 deluxe cal n cruiser when repr water sk1 ng w I be a major rna ded for ll b tzzlng e that cause of acc1dents thiS year t.l~nt In (onf ned wate-rs you f nd So tell t to my Insurance om dozens of r.klt!rs all cull ng n panr and nul around other boats a d te had swamped three canoes each other he sa1d The r tow paddl~d by yo ng bo} s from a boats oftun operate lfl nagranl s n ner camp Two of the boys vtolatwn of speed rules n add1 could not sw m tton to the rules of the road M•ny lnc;ldenh Unraport.cl Most boating off c als ~:~gree Seldom reporterl are the bun wlth the conclua on In Rep Her !reds of evet"yday capslzings be t C Bonners report on recre cauKed by speedboaters who buzz utional boating safety to the nther bQata \he Coast Cuard sayS' House Merchant Marine and F' sh Off tala n lhe Coast Guard and erlcs Comm ttee t:oast Gua d Aux1Hary the U S What today Is inerely a boon Power Squadrons the Naltonal mg oct vlty may tomon ow be Assn of Enwlne and Boat Manu come lin t!\JU!fiCncy the N01 th facturers and major boat ng m-arl Carol na Democrat said azlnes along witlh most experl enced yachtsmen agree on the seriousness of the- problem creat ed by buzzers and .speeders Boatmg men say that the ranks of the reckleu and negligent boat operators hJYe aW<:Illen w tb the letnf1c mcreaae In boatwg since World Warn 10 40 NJtewatch 12 00 Tonight 1 DO SIGN OFF Bul!kley Manufactur ng Co of Chi Saxbe w II have o detl:'rm ne whether the n ech:~n .tm s the dum type commo to slol rna chme~ The departments act on w ll depend on he ru ng The n ach ne operates by remote control fhe player g1ves a hotel clerk a n eke to a quarter Tile clerk presses a button behmd h1s 7 00 Jimm e Dean desk A me er of the mach ne reg 7 30 Boston Black e sters how many ganes would be 800 Captain Kang~roo played 8 45 CBS News The Ji ay er puUs a lever ami B 00 Fred War 1g each or three col I gJ Ls flasl umns mat ked by fr)nts Pa}offs B 30 Arthur GodfreJ depe d on po l s rec~lved by I ght 10 30 Strike It a1ch mg cemb nat uns o fru ts R p 1100 Ve.ltant Lady berger sud he meterS' kept ac curate tall es of games playe-d and 11 15 Love of I lfe payotfs 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Guldin. Light TAKES TITLE 12 00 Kat e s Kttche"' COLOGNE West Ge1 many 12 30 As the World Turns - Alex Olmedo of Peru wo 1 1 00 Our Ml!s Broob mens I 1 30 Housepatty Colog nes 2 00 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show w lh a 6-4 3 00 Brighter Day 310 Secret Storm -A-~filriticila.illiiiiiiiiiiliiiii:ii 1: 3 30 Edge of Nigll\ 4 00 The Early Shtw ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter ' I If Your Idea's Needed You'll Be Successfu 1 Bv ANNE HlYWOOD v..e ~ee pefl pl r. wl o are tlme I told thetn After ah 1 nad n n~ n ll crs:if I home !Jusl my own work to do n e~s we i.rlvarlubly n ~~ me that Tpe next tling I knew they t1 ey firs t ftg ed thing~ out tn a were otrerlng to pay BO that 1 bustnessUke way a tt yzed. the could get. a cleaning woman! Now mnrket and 110 forth and then I have two setl ot tees one tor @mbnrked on the project in a advlslllll them on how to treat. a nry sensible n nnn ~ r Nine times out of ten It wasn t thnt wo.y at aU They Just played tt by ear ao to speak did s{Jon t imeously what ~:~ee med the lo~l ul thing to d<1 and collecled the Jnckpo{ DUUcuU Window• Tl\nt s bow it was with Vera B A glr\_~ know who \s tn whnt she l'B s .~c diffl.cult Window bust v. liE N r i i \ A few fri('O ~ r lng the rattwr of tl I 11 a~rd lo k ow n w adlre sed a~ s r ()Uf'8ts neHs ror a sho C'hBnnrled thrn ~h H a an unusua,l line Vera told me but 1t a wonderful My husband and I were tran• rcrrcd n.ll over the country d 1r lng lhe war and then arter11;atds by his company Now we have nno y aettltd down a.nd have bought o tr own house Its a Jove y modern one lu 11. nice de velopment I Mr PrC!8h'l:cnt H wn brokt-n viet 1nlq 1 kr Twl!!t and vhf'n I nk mo c wt' cu orr 11 g wrll Th(> thang I ncvPr abo 11 newspa[)cl b o s u11eleM8 they 11:1"( wh n v the pas..<~pol't fro n ndr have 'r l'd ll brl.' kn •~ n In p.r anlttlftnt wnr lcnl"r o T eual b t 1 have bel n by an eliKtUe!'l An l al th.-t he a n I m rh t1 hopeleu lUI 11 hn I forn u nn sl ot nt I I In brc k lnJ J[laue11 all thr tlmf' an"' popch.ln& on the sto k ll il took sava he l~ or v } t UH In the ldteh1 n Mi.n Pam and have h r 1ed o 1t tleep with all the • Mll ~ l" hrtte l oll ~ wh cl make& the hou1e quieter Madan Barbara the auffe-rlnz chap ~'Ton of ~he finek II can~in,K h('r boar I Sh~ finds th1np In Engll.th ne vs papers that nobo<'y evory fo 1n I • YH'hhmton ell U ~1 K *" who tet OZVII'I'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON ARI!A AICHAWD. I OWEN- GINI.AL MANlOIIII: IIVNOLD 1 GREIN• - IDITOR ChHhr L T•nrwhlll St•ff WriNr lporta •clltor ~II adnrtiJIIn!l' rrnretftntattv~ BottlaeiUKlmblll Jnc W .._.ndoD Ave New V01llc Cit)' HJ N Y lnt.red .. MCOnd eta•• malnng m1tt.r "t the l)Ott ottlce at PmD __.Ohio lubterfptiOft ntl!l DeHo:-e1'V bv ~tn-ler wbft . .. all•ble !n rf'nts ~ ...-: ..,,. Wllr In advance "~ Tlut nRity Sentl.neJ offif!e 11&60 fl\s ....~...., tch three months t3 90 ~v motor ro~., w,))l"e av•llahlt l!t~¥tb $1 By mAll Ollfl year 18 montba. ..-.2& t.nrM moatha ~Ppg~~ aftemoolt e-.:e.ot sundn 1w The Ohio vn.,. ....._~_at 110 etbanle st P~HU' 0 l\iill.eu olfitt phoae •I• n na Aur 3 i•t s.m •I i I ' up tt.. WJEH 7 30 8 00 8 4~ 9 00 9 30 Meigs County News Y 00 to 00 11:50 "· m. Daily 990 10f:po~·~co~nt~~~c""~'~:-~e h 10 OIS 10 10 On Your Radio Dial Writer oriV. ingraham ~~ 3 30 4 00 15 SO 5U ISIU -'"------~...,.-- (8) Auto Soles WAGONS- IITATION mouth Waion 13 MONDAY S11n On 11 00 A<tvtl tunt 1n t.earntn1 12 15 12 30 100 200 10 II& II 00 Noon News Nel.a:hbcrs Liberace The Femtnlt t ToueJl Af <lrnoor. FUm FtsUval 3 30 Ute W •n Eliz1betb 400 Carto<rn Club ~00 iljck Advent~rtl 12 00 Noou Ne'ft 12 15 Net,bbora Ply ( l2) Wonted to Rent 2 or 3 bedroom bouse Call Ron blue and ivory autonle Hand Columbus and South ~atic. ttans Ratlt $891S 19fl5 ern Electric Pbonf:! 6180 PlYD'IOUill' Wa.on. f-8 cyl R&H 7 27&tp tvdry owr Dark Blue $1496 GIIC Truoli $46! II Ton Rat ------~(141 bed 4 opeed tr·~-·d. tra good heavy tires UM7 Fotd Trwek $24e ~ T<tn P ck up Box for- rent Close to lowft Bed overload sprmg Goo-.1 Rooms 1.27 .Butternut 7 18-12tc Tires Pomero-y Motor Co Pom eroY 0 PMnt 491 7 25~tc m. l81l Chev"'olels aa low 111 $1~5 tive ear~ looldn,a for new home Rom• very clean onee Blaett aar'i. Pomeroy 7 27 •tc ~QBI Bulcko U !Inti tori A ...,. and equipment $396 of (J6fFor ient-or Sole for Rent - ktentloa Ladden Scaffold l;ootdo Dr<>p Cloibl Cllntea FlohOI' llldclleporl --- Plaooe 12611«. Life With illtubetb > Mouae Cl•h B:l!O 811 6 I~ John Ualy Ntwl a so 630 Wire Serv ll!e 7 30 7 30 Cblna Smith 8 00 800 lnterJJational Playho11.ae 836 Tap Talee end New Talent •a 1• 936 SherU f of Coollllo 1000 Newa ot tfle Jflallt 10 10 10 Theater 10 10 • U 40 lt40 Tbe Late Newa It 45 Stan Oil u 30 C17l HefpWanted Houaek'eeper wanted Two adulta Fred IC:auff Pomeroy 'J 2l-12tp Help Wanted-flouaekeep*t 00 yean of 11e. Coi~•aet Johtt Duck oor,. 1&7 Dock St Middleport Ho-Ut~ Box 78, Hartlord V(. 7 26 6tjo ' Cheyomle EarP Wyatt & Brokea l\l'I'O• ~tephone Time I Spy Publle Defender Newo of tJ\I..lll&bt ....... The Late New1 orr H- Police Manhunt Golumbia Gus CoJJtinuing lor Denies Report .. Mayors Assailru1t On New Plant l tion. Pohee 1 ~ald Wlllia reetlvM a let- ter Friday mornina: 1uQUtib1 that the slalkw mq be female but G{ftt::en t~t ~e letter wu tbe warA of a prahkittr MIJlll: MiddleporL Ohio __ ... ................. lli.U WAitll ... IISL ......... .._ r-11 o.~~oU'!~-· !.:=========== Rodney !)owning 11\''URANCE AGI!NOY ,,..., .....-..u. HOiflb ACCIDBN~ ~otr..c-t....d - L~::ie~:GHWAY HOME -First floor with 4 rooms kttchen and pantry semi bath and 2 outs1de porr;li~ S(I!COhd floor has 4 b~d rooms w th closets bathroom Attie room for two double beds and hu 7 closeta Oak woodwork and stair ~•Y Amer C'!an Stand -ard ga&-f red hot water beatrng water softener large basement with work rooms and laundry wtth tubs Garage and utility building Located in Pomeroy on 2 h1ghways excellent for tour ~at home roommg or convales cent home Can be bought right BOX 229 PHONE ll)I.Y (7) 27 3tc l23) Legal Not tees NOTfC! SITTLEMI!NT OP ACCOUNTS Iii MIDIILIPORT OHIO Probate Court Melva County Ohio 61PHDNEI 6111 N~;~ttce u hereby Jlven that the following Accounts have been filed m said CoW't tor settlement and that the tame wUl be beard on ~aturday the 31st day of Aucust 19M to Wit BeautUul white Brlck 8 room Flt!lt pn d ",rna1 8•count of Tile'.... home 3 bedrooms and bath rna Ch as~ a•mtn•-t,otri• u .. ... of the screen n rear porch overlook estate of Kate W Chase deceaaed ln1 the beaut ful Oh o Rlver First and final account of Erma city water new oil furnace F Wilson admlni!ltratrlx Of the Also 3 car garage with 4 room estate or W lham J: Wilson denew modern apartment 01t fur- ceased naee beautiful !Awn over an acrt ot garO:en trvlng Kart F1rst and final aii!~UII.t of Wayne.. Jt Phone 485 Pomeroy Turner administrator of the E!ltate of Cora Turner deceaaed 7 24-Stc. - - - - - - -. FJnt alJd final aecount of Wa)'nt - j;r~~•m•!· admin1atrator of tbe 37 ACRES of groJmd 12 of which Delbert Turner deceased is river bott9tn Located near aecount of Frances Roberts Sha4f Rivet: 9ft 'HOOd gravel road of the persoJI and estate Roberts a mll'lO£ Laya well Could be used to: summer eabin WJU aell for $400 and final account of Virgie downt finlnee balante in month executrix of the estate of ly payments Call 1l5 Hilton E Bearh• deeeued lllnfrsvllle 1 25 dtc '{e.tn' n d,r~flnal account of Geor1• '": 111 adm nistrator- of the frame 6 of P~rl Kirby; dega!l" and ceaaed ' Lot 70x Third current ac('O~Of WUUim F Houdashelt auat an of the person and estate cif aries I\1cbromna and bath ard Houdashelt tnent double garage nrat and final aceount of Mabel trle S 5 acres L Swan admmistratrlx of the of Emma E Gotschall de-MIDDlilf'OilT - 1 atory rrame !5o rooqta ill.d bath all utlhties and fnull account of noOl' furnaee lot 5ox100 Suth ;tr-eel Clifford executrix POMIROY - ktory frame alii••''''• of Clarence Jamea U.ttUtles Can be made into dou the aald bJe wmrout mud exr.ense W Matn Street Real Estate Broker (21 ) Real Estote w•ue For Hire! 1 bea~r 13 lilhOw up t)'l hb offiee Friday bu, refuted pol ~ were not worrle'd T h e v knew hJs whereabouts even thou1h !!~"'2': were not l'i!Vt:aled publicly leal the At the same time they were con dueling one of the most extenalve manhunts Ia hutory of the poltct dep~u:tment m an effort to track down the. person or persons mak Jng .loh,reats oa the tnayot s life Willi• was shot at u be nearol!d hll home l.tte Wednelday nilht a~d pollee Immediately ~ded h.im wlth around thMioct protec- ------ --"---- Five Star J'toal Jobn l)alr a-d No"' st,. 4-rooM shingle w th new roof Large baiM!tnetlt laundry and / or utility room bar and shoVi er Nacely decorated Corner lot 50x200 with garden and garagE' Prtced 11t $650000 Complete wtth furniture (good) r., onty s1ooooo extra MIDDLEPORT - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~ I \ c.rtqon Club 100 lolletey ldo ..e Clob 6110 Five Stu. nnat 120 Bl Insurance 11 1 tf and etteriot Roofs a Edwar« l'el~ TU 2.. 200 Afternoon Film Pestlvll to Marietta C Tb.omai. Colleen Moaa. Moe ko~• Rutland to J.ianiey and E Getty• sas AUTO SALES --- WANTED All Kind• / Mid FOR SALE oli 11\Anl two bed room hOuse with cit)' watn" gatS rurnace weU and 33 acres Of land MineraJ ight& 'trailer Wanted ri.one 907 M Virgil Teaford Syracw.e 7 2S etp METROPOLITAN : A Thomas parcel p......., 066401-UoedCan All Makes IDd Models For Rent- lo lAaflllbC tUO Franldo Lllloe I :Go Tbe :PemlDine 'I'oucb ::= JUNK CO. PhoN Slt Fred dleport Irene partels Minme story house wtth 2 porches very gooli eonstruchon 1 acre two lot VILLAGE HOME - 8-room good so l Close to schoola and boat and trailer Call 810-M chuTches Only $4000 00 ThiS lf 7 %5 Stc CO-MPLI!:TI!l- - - 1rlru.raneto Proteetloa, an unusually good buy Can be I.J~ Autrt Fire Polio Cl.ll Dor bought w th 25%down balance 211 Horsepower Johnaon Elec rtart ina motor 12 tt yellOw jacket Waaun Secret :stor1n Edge of N1ghl The Early Show Your Euo Reportel'; Sports Parade Weathermap Actio,a Douglaa Edwarda Telt:phone Tlme Phil Silvera Show Slin On lB~I ortalnal black finhh Mce $589 1953 PI)' mouth ------· TUJISDI>AY CHANNEL 13 111 89 OHIO VALLEY Jefftn~s "26 3tp GRAVEtT 11lACTOR SALES and Service. R- A Fin:law 512 H Main St Pomeroy 7 24 27u! Weatherman 8 00 Action 8 1a Douglas Erlwarda 6 30 Rbb n Hood 7 00 Burns & Allen Talent St:outs ,. '30 Pr vale Secretary Those Whiting Glrl1 8 00 TO tell the Truth R1chard DiamOnd PriYAlt ,8 80 Spotlight Playhouat Detective 9 00 $&6: ()00 Question Stud o One 9 30 Spike JOnes Show Up to the Minute New• 10 00 UP-to-the tninute News S'eaan ng the Weather 10 05 Scannins the Weather The ~•.t:.:•..:S:b:::o::_ w _ _ __;_:I.:.O::lO;_T::_~!j-tate ~how CHAN~EL JnUCTUI.A• t BIAMI IIIIIAP IRON- MITAU Colli' Ttfi>PERS PLAINS o '-.----~- WHTN-TV Channel13 1200 orr. Raymond J Rlpbera:er tbe de Rarlment s t'nfnrewn:ent chief aala the machines were the fll'llt of tbeir type found in the gtate The machJnea called crl1J1 CliO Rlf!btr.er aaid the firm is beln, checf.ed 7 30 8 00 8 ::10 ta v ~tL!Y !liFO CORN Stoles EVergreen Call orders to John ny McMurray Phone 388 11 45 Guiding L11~t 12 00 Kat1e K.iicheo 12 30 A11 the Wor14 TurDI 1 00 Our Miss Broolui 1 30 Hou.separty 2 00 Big Payoff 2. :iO Bob r.rosby Show 3 00 Br1gMer Day p_,., WE BUY ,.Our ttuek trdm bin or deUY ,,.... olltcl WiifrE-$WJ!ET 11 1!1 Love of Ute 11 30 Seal"(!!! 1-Jr Tomorrow 3 Mil.. Pbone C.odlvllle 1250 7 18 2lJtc July 21 Any tnel'nber Mt tt1rrt lnK ln his tlc:rets: shall be held HORSES FOB SALE Woodrow reapooa~ble for asme Please ln~d' R~Uand Ohio '7 211 Stc tutn be):ets ln_, any evenl.nf ll the Moose Loage or Sata:rdq Ho¥Hb.ol• Goods, Used Lumber I!!¥CDiftl at Moose Club Darree Doors lfld Windows Florenre US Stc Fitq;erald, Syrat:use Next door 'J 2~ 3tc to Herb P'arker 10 30 Strike It Ric!~: ll 00 Valiant Lady 5 45 Sperts Parade !i ~5 6 00 6 li5 6 30 7 00 M.l or Otnclall wm PLAN SOCIAL The P~Uand WSCS met at the church 'Jlhuraday evtning July 26 nnd planned an 'lee cream !OI!Ial at the church basement, Saturd•y eve Dlrterent klndt ot pastry w1H be ror sale and an art stand consist ln)l of table Hnens tow~la piHow caaell }an:.l other us~lul timel for sale The pl'elent Mra Cathe~ Jne Parsons Is in charae of the event - - - -·_ see• ......... IC I ... An ice ~e~..~i;i';ili'be held tbe Roc.k Sprlnaa Methodist Cburcb Tueaday July SO bealnnma at 6 D m The proceeda will be plaood Ia tbe bulltlbC IUII<l wo~ftl Giflrdam~n COLUMBUS UP - The I iquor Department today asked Atty Gen William Saxbe 1or an oplni6n on whether a new type or slot machine confiscated n Jack son Co mty comet under Ohio a law Three of the maehlnea operated by remote contn)l were seized In the Gibson Hotel at JAckson aftel' a liquor aaent had received pay MOils• Mi~>~a•*' · · A:U raf~ Uekets must. be tl&l'n.ed - Jimmie Dean Boston BlacWe Captam KangarGP CBS News Fred Waring Arthur' Godfre, HUNTINGTON W Va (UP) N!V( YORK UP Mayor Jture.ne WilH• did not the Colombia IF,.tuNIIBitullu~hr.O. - - -,--- ww r• about a Cout aald lt'a IJ\t. people who "-" ntnr on • boat before I The Daily Sentinel , _ H7 R ght now we are collecting statistics on boating accidents 1 says Juhn M Hlgh cluurman or the U S Power Squadrons genet al saft\Y committee B) the. od of the year we ho~>e to have built up e tough examples lo strel8 their real c~tuse What haa impressed h m mo!lt Hl&h liaid was a complete dla regard of the rlllee of the l'Qad by the hundreda who hne turned from the hllhwaya to the waterwa}.!l It t not ttt. olcl "tabllaW Tl e tlrst thing I did was put u~ tnlns I am an npert ln RJven window-a very low feec rto. ns 11he added with a. grln and one tor doing the whole Job 0 r hou11e she conth ued I love dolnR It and alD"e m1 feel hn~ beautiful but m011t unuaua.l are rl.ot hlih IOta of women e&D windows But tha.t dldn t bother arrord my aervlce And I do makl me We v~ moved ao many t\mea a nice extra. Income from It and llved In ao many kinds of Vera 8 aOOry It Ul• moat o1 the ho 1~ as tt ut I ve lellrned to succesatul home buatneasea Bht c hooRI! the right c rtnln for any used a aklll Bhe heraeU had de· kind of window ln the world lveloped to il.ll a very l'ea.l need I "hnve atudled all t1 e deco That't a.lwa.ya ~be common de· rating boob and In the early nominator days even paid a decorator tor If you a like to make mooe;y at advice And I mua..t aay I m good! home Bend me & atamped. nit AI 11oon as the nefahbors aa w my addresaed envelope can of thtl curta\na theF wanted my help newapa.per •nd I U ltDd JOU a with \heirs But I Just dldn t have llat or aDO(! boolu -on the fteld me She also fetcho1 h(lr o vn before and rtadl them ntou I 1 a house iuel1. \ .,...... _ ..e 'ffl& An Expert; "' Window Dresstnr She 1 An Exptrt Ruling Asked On Legality Of Slot Machines - TUESDAY CHANNEL I 7 00 OBUESJ1R BLOCS: CO be a danee Jal7 27th New Wlte 70 ft No IJ Trench W'ire 2'1 II a-a oo It 144 ~Firal..fl o lot au )10.~ an4 ttitlr ruesY &alplf BQISIU St. Route 7 at the Mooee dlub 1!. Maul St. 1 211 atp t'MnetOJ I 00 ••Ill II 00 121 :He Stw 11lrft and. sblvin&a loaded in in Pot later t'hall SaturdAy eVeoing Monday __ Thete will WCHS·TV 'Channell a~~~: p:;~~ ~~~~ro~as off~~:~: I t~a~~vc;~~~:~r l IADlO • 'i'l!U;VJSION SERVICE 1 steam lable 3 Cat'd tables 13 Pbone tJO CJefand AppJl~ M&l;, aJDt afld drainboard Store b.d W AUin St Pomeror laek b4w JMet twlar 1 c•s heat 2-23-tl In~ stOYe 1 JJurnslde coal beat er Call 8301-M or 714 Che~tnut QUICK sidiVICE on W""b J:ef2G 118 REWARD wDI ~e paid for _,__, Hl-pott. 7 2'1 3tc tnfotntlll<la Joo<lln,r to the &r palri!IJ by F~y Trained rest and convletiOll 6( the r;er watchmaker COLUNS .IEWEsoa- or versoru~ that broke antQ Ltwn' hrolt11re r•duaed for quick Ll!JIIS Pomerof 1-3-tf mJ houte at Apple G,.Ye eteallale: llld a few pteces left int Hougehold Goods." ligtaed tifo llelrigtrallo!l 1 26 3tc CONCRETE BLOCU Glenn Wolfe 941 Massach~tts USed refrlgetatnis for sate Flfe Ave N W Waah111i!On I I> C -aund a.tttr Por Le..Refr g'eratloll 7 26 ltc 7 29-3!c st. to Soph a R Ponte n ee J»>lrc• t Sut on to Anna Bowier Bt ley He en Ja-ckson Bowser and Fred M&ah Bowstr M na M Oudae on partl!ll Col um b a to Cla re V Dudgeon Floyd Jr and Grace Stob•rt par els Sal sbury to Opal Kaufr Ru by Frye Dorothy Clonch and Dona d Stobart \\ I• am lE Cona.nf Gladys Taylor Paul ne Hill Wean and Charles E Wears 4!1A Bedford to Luc lle Holden Maude and Bert German 27A 01 ve lo Eugene German Avtrla (Avery) and Frances Drenn pa-reel.s POifit'tOY to Rut .sell and Pearl Leifheit Sherman and DorothY Roberta l d "" nt n !AI: A Sahabury trt Sh rman l hmel and H~rman Ar thur Roberts Ada Cantor Dec Cert Jor ;rra 1:1 Leta-rt !o Walter Cantbt Max.ine Pratt ErnesUne Clarl Gerald ne Millet Harry MUton Cantor Helen and Dale Kennedy rut M ddleport to Fred Shiflet Robert Hartenbach sJieliff Walll!r F G lmote 2l'J A Pome oy to Rober-t F and Helen ___ Custom luilt Kitchen K tche1111 desagQed for your home Free eatlmate Foreman & Ab bott Ph 6284-Y _.., 7 28 3tc ,.blfsbed all - p e r ~ AMan Called X 10 30 New!! Headline• 10 so Ne~ Re&dllnee 10 30 NlteWatch 12 00 TomJht Crazy People With Boats Make New Sport Most Dangerous Now __.... ran ftlle a - t!W-IIIaword w111 bo · -Mtowl " ".. ' adv'ert!slnJ ooUold fttot MI'IIN -. b Emro In AdverllolDa-Should be ,..ported tmmedlate17 The V.U, Selltlatl "'u AOI be teo-lo for .._ tllao -.., Card of Tbaou and Soeelal Notices of z.e.u •1 oo Oblt- oo to 1000 Blondie NEW YORK UP - Three teen agers rammf'd a rowboat w1th the r sp~dboat and then tr ed lo r11n over the smaller boats 55 Y ar old occupant as he smun despt!rately for shore A teenager wu man&led by his w c T U TO MEET own boats propellor when he fe I the deck or hi!' speedboat I he \\ l w1 I meet o fro tue lav <"<C IIII Ig ill the H ath He had bee-t racJna: wilta another ~l dh od twhMrs Ml boat a 1d throwing water at ts Ke pes t.lnw driver These are only two among hun dreds of rues of seaway msan ty reported tha summer But 1 competence at the hel n is by no means I m ted to you h autho l es f'mphas ze f .tth.erca~ 610 6 4~ tng Columbu s Ohto C1vtc clubs and even tn d victuals are tnvtted to h e lp get these po ~ t <' s around s o everybody may become l1tler ICE Home n ade ce cream for !he lee Cna n so~ II to be held Thurs d11y even n ~t at the Church of a n ~ nrd Chr st to be made Tuesday by ch on the memb<' 5 of the Loyal Bercan P s <JnU j (lass at h(' ('hurch k tchen Pro n f s fr on thP ale of ee cream I o ! and ho n 11 le ak es w II be used t for tl c p ha or a Con n on cc f h I u I a cw p o I I V. Of-- • """ - 0 0 . - f o r · - ... - 5 30 Popeye Preaenh •oo Spinach Playbouat 630 Weathercast 63S Sports Eye NBC News 8700 ·~ Fest.1val of Stars 1 30 Pe.nic 800 Mfet McGraw 8 30 Summer Playhouse GOO Nat IUDi Cole Show G 30 0 He 1ry PlayhouJ~ News Pactu.re 630 .J.,$r.'.t:-.:"~~ -..- Currer t 1 00 My L1tlle Margtc 1 30 Brtde and Groom 3 00 Qu&n For A DJY J 45 Modern Roman.:es 4 00 Comed'l' TJm~ ol 30 Movletlme • TERMITE-S EXTERMINATED For free Inspection phone 383M Gilmore SLtpply Sl ore Pomeroy Ail work auaranteed Fully n aured Vaughan s 1 dustr al and ReSldenhal Tl!rmlte Control Ser v1ce St Marys W Va 7 25 tf RATES 12 30 600 SUpeln an Matl! tal mclud10g conn crcmlly prepar ed s tet s 1s ava ilable at the depa1 tment Pull! c.: !1 formation Offtce Ohto Departments Bu hl I i .r Alumi\l'm comblnatloa JtDrm IDG screen window aDd doort Steel and alum1num awnings and can oples cal l William Radford Rock S-prin.Ja 5 ! 1mop W-ANT ADS PHONE !98 Truth or Cons~uent'el 1100 Tie Tac Doua:b 11 30 1t Could Be You •oo Tex [1, JinK 34!1 Modern Romances Movtetlme HI CONIIII'IIHT Dll'IND.ULB USULTS 10 30 • 12 30 Current 100 My Little Marale I 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matinee Theater 300 Qu ~en for I D!J 530 Popeye Presenu :!~&CD On Toda~ 10 00 The Pr ce Is R ght Trutb or Cons.equeneo1 II 00 Tic Tae D<luah II 30 It Cuuld Be You 1200 rex & Jinx 4 30 ::: BOO Romper Room 100 Corned) Time cooperatiOn of CIVIC mmded grou_ps m s ucc ('ss fully >vagmg the war aga nst tr<J sh I • CREAM SOCIAL 630 •oo l l 30 yl ·.uth debns The De r <II tment of H1ghwa s requests the particular I 1 SIUN ON I "'1~~~~~~ ~ Property'Frandert Un1on Trust 111nd DepoJit CHANN!L l 7"~ 00 Today 900 Romi>f!r Room 10 00 The Price Is Right t.. !o p ov lc th e n ecessn TUESDAY MONDAY !y s tr c wmg the road-ways 1 i WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 j.>l a les a l mterva ls a 1 lo g the Ioadways I he Dcpa t w nt o f High \JYS UJ ges everyo ne to 1s c t he m N oBler~ n ded th at H pt> r so ns d o not voluntanl y h e lp 1 l th e :inti htter Ul 1 a gn a 1 Ohio stat RUARK REPORT Ij TELEVISION GUIDE I I Governor lakes Hand In SpreadmgDesrre ToKeepOhio's Streets, H~ghways, Free Of Uns 1ght/y Debfls, L1tter aiii'ONSIILI PERSON MALE ol nllA.I.J!: from thll area woUld tp. service irom automatic ~ K• aeUinR colledt tential Car references flotttar <Oital neeesaary to 12 boura wl!!ekly nett to ~50 mlliifil; PoulbiUty full time worY. :tor loeal interview &lve CARt..ITON GALLIA County - 3 a\OJy brick will mate a mce reat home en Route 7 near Cbe1hlre Ohio 171 ACRI 'ARM (60 acrei eotJ) aetr Ueip:Athen• county bne 115 ACilE PAlM n~ar LOng Bot Wm on Ratnbow Ridge RoM RH,.ey Downing RHI latah lrok• full pl1'll<ulor1 phobe, Wrlle P ._,$6-M IJII o Box 8'12 )lj>lo lllnn 1273tp 1" ttc " ' • \ • All are reaettlement tt any quired and make obJections 1Jave per11on interested~ may flle I~~~~~~ exce;t1on11 to lidd An 1·1 or any item. Uiefeof l.~ve days prior to heatina: aftd H that time tutther time may be allowed for cac.se fo lbch pxceptlonl John C Baton rue a._ •• Probato Judt6 711 Itt Jobs N,..., vnSays Oh' Home MaIIDgentent Specto ' Jist ttlum flftpWJment tl. aa lncrea• Marrl~ and Nicholu Grui'!IP. Park In case or rain t w1U be lot Rutland to Arnold and M I held n \be church a11nn: A cov dred Grate ered d11-h ,.ndwl.cbes 1nd dr!n k Den•er 0 Curtl o M te J c .. Will .. lhe menu and .... " " 10 t 1 to Charles .Larkn11 WaOOa Lar bnn r thell' own table serv ee COLl.JIOUS 0 ~ !tnee lMCt ldnt '2 acre1 Oll¥1! At 1 reC'I!nl wscs ml!e ti ns: raore wo.en Of. IJ and OYer han Dale Dutton Executor Mf'nt!ll Mua Mare~a Kar r gave the b &b beta tatla• H:bl The proportion McClwe d4i'C to C C C 1ckler Ha:hts of the .lh1o annual con of 'IIJorklfll wtmten ated 45- to 5t parcels Scip1o fl!re nce at Laktside A report o yean doubled between 1840 and Charlet F McCJurl! to Nellie Me thl! Port.vnouth Datrlct offlcer 1161 'Bere alao were mere11ef Clure 82 acres Scipio Training day held 1 Pom41JO)' n tbe employment rate of women Ella J DuUon Cadmua P Out was also gwen by Mn Gra l!e aced 3f to 44 yetrlli 111tf those M ton to C C Cuekler fl2 acres Sc1 We~ and M • KarT The annual to M. aeeotdina: Uo Mabel Spray II: 0 pu•n. e wtll be held at the Syra OhiO Stale UnlvmiiQ' n:tenuon Wtllard A Hurley Faye I Hur cuse Roadstde Park Aug 7th hOme mlftaJtmellt ~bUst ley to Roll searles Lot 447 M d Mu Charles Ferrell and dac But the rnerw was trul! of dleport ghter of K.ayfortl W Va spent ]fOtiO&ef WOI'It'll-thne 20 to 24 G1bson Cooper dee to Elizabeth Thur&day wlth M'r and Mrs J ( .)l't.,-a old 'Mie pro-portion Of th~ Blake COOPf't' Homer E CQOper Ferrell ap: gtOQp dropped lll1htly Th11 Aff1d of Trans Syracu1e Mr and Mn non QUIAenberry ntaJ be' tl'le result of tdlb marriRobert L coata MaJUne Coates and 10n Athens spent the w~k ap rates etrly mamaae.a high to John M ParJOna Lot 81 M1ddle- end w lh Mr and Mra John btrtbutel aftd lncrl!'aud ~le1e port Bowen 1eftJ'ollmenll John M Parsons Jo Anr Parsons Mr and Mrs Jam~ McDonald to Clifford Jaet Bachner Carolyn and son M.r and Mra Stanlt-y Tbr mcreasi•l rate crt m-~ploy "V Bachner 1J2 of Lot 1!11 Middleld d m.!1lt •r older wemd may be the po t Saw)er and thl r•n Mr an r.;uf' ef (e'ftf ttun.f workn.e than f Mrs Floyd Gnmm of Cl))umbus iJ bee ef Ullldw blrt• Beu e A Weed to David p V111ited M.r and l\tr.ll Melv I u;a L ,_,llfUt ~..-_ n rate Holter OtiOret E Holter Lot 0 o t... ~ • fwet Otu'!!T ~Den work OJ-ester nmm era beUull! el lflft"eurd ret ri!'S ll S 1 Glorta Jpan Buck meM dr tho• tftr 811 pi~ a te a e,r et HOIIiJ Searles to Spr ng5 v111 ted L nda Eu:hmger t d 1fW1 f j bo Geol'Jt H f:'rall parcels Rutland Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Elchmger I'Ofllth em fl._or ~ ~ to rna n n l!arry M Cros! Irene Crolll to and daughter and Mn Sylva aJ.?.... .!I u'g •hate of ... eber\ L. coats Max ne Coats prvuuc .... ua on as g1v Lot M ddleport Zwtll ng were bull ness Vl.!l turs ln en oWer women an opportunity Myrtle Comstock John Comatoek GalllpoUs: for Jobs out111de the home says E M J h Mr and Mrs Melvlh Grimm Min Spray 0 va ae nson Leland E Jobn vu1lted wilh the1r daughter M _!. women in tbt1r fort es have aon Thomas E Anderaon Frances Raymond Teaford Chtster Anderson Jessamme Lyons Oris Janet Mowety Vlllted Mrs Mel F Lyons to Martba Jane Johnson v n Grimm rec!emly 4 acres Salb:bury Dallas liill J)onna filii to Fred Weekend guest.a of Mr and ftftUG iCftiC M Link Trustee 1311~ A I.e Mno lG l~t jlinctair Mr tart and Mr. Thelu of Lancas Oy UQUSt Wlll and MO»es Hlcks both dec ter Sunctay ealler~ were Mr and M1dd!e-port Pomeroy Rotar ans mght Sc1pio parcels to Bertha H1cks Mrs Wade Gnrby and children received cigars Fnday Pr ce Carl H1cks Goldie 1\:atzet Mr and Mn John Lee and fam when they held the1r weekly d n bac-h Etha Bullick Clyde Hicks lly Pomeroy Mr and Mr!l Taylor ner meetmg at the Heath Metho Etha and Louis Bullack Gold t' R1l~ of Cheseapeak.e Mr antt dut Churth Don St1vers whose and Jacob Katzen bach parcel &I Mrs Cer&l Ptckens of Hunt ngt un 'on Donald Lawrence wall horn p1o to Sam Arnold and Mrs Nett e Mee;;;:s last Saturday was the donor of Harry I Eblin adm Mary K \ the clgara Ebl 1 der parcel Pomeroy to Reece Grtmm feft Thursd&V C -,. Hibbs pres1dent wall m Barbara L l:bl fi for the Anned Forces charge of the meeting and an Carne Grucser parcels sutton Mr and Mrs Ernest Theiss and nouneed that next Fraday August chlldren are vfs ting hl!'l' parents 2. the annuaf' family pten c would to will am p Grueser Clayton Bahr v rgm a Bahr 9l ~r and Mrs John Buchanan of be htld a& 6 p m at the Chester Scout Camp MemberJ or the picnic lOOths A Sahsbury to Dw ght E Rutland and Kathryn L. Logan Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cole and eommiUee melude EdbOn Baker Frances Roberts parcel Syra cb ldren or Portsmouth have Jack Robson Don St vers Emmet cuse to George E and Ruth n moved 1nto the John R.oush house Shul~:t Ted Reed Jr Holman Mr and Mrs Frank Gnmm of Baker program chaJrman pre Frank Emneh 4 715A -Pomeroy Pomeroy VLSJted Mr and Mr• sented Harry Bamea eharter mem to Russell F and .June Welch Melvin Grlmm ber of the elub wbo reVIewed the Mrs Irvmg Karr Sr has mov work ot' tl:e Anti defamation Russell F and June Welch 55 A Sahibury to Frank Emr ch ed nto the Harold Crouch League and other BliDJlar organi Dav d w and Betty Ohl~nger perty zaUons He quoted artades" from lot 31 Middleport to George M Mr and Mrs Mel n Gr mm fhe maxar:me Headfines and and Katberme L Dalla went to ~elpre to vu11t his aunt several books ncluding Smgers Mrs Anna Gnmm The Iron Curtam Over Amer1ea Joe and Karon Gebbler of Nl!w Mr B;arnes wbo carr1es on an Jersey are vts l ng thell' grand extensive correspondt'nce- w1th parent!! Mr and Mrs Wm.. persons m pohtlcal and newsp&per Holmes work read CJ:cerpts from letten IY Mn. Adt Slack Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson or he had rece1ved from a num~r of The annual p en c or the Sun shme Makers Sunday Sc-hool cUss Racme RD have moved inlo ~he famous people who agree or dlsagree watb the wort of the ADL. of t~e Presbytertan Church was Shelt Hendrix property Spendmg a few days w th Mr The speaker remmdl!d h1s Us l'Jeid July 17th st Ea ley s Lake with .a hamburg frY and covered and Mrs s F w se were Mr teners that there is no one to bag dish supper and sw1mm ng be 1g and Mrs Merle W1se Columbm1 for you to write and ask mforma eft]Oyed by Mr and Mrs Pell.rl Mr and Mrs D J Wamsley and Uoo or gtvc your optmon and Bertha Frellmg warned of thl! power of fear of McBride lfr and Mr! Rober ch li:lren Mrs and Mr! Mary Parlett of Mingo organi.zat ons Harden and son Mr and Mrs Methodist women who prepared Morrl.'l Harden and son Mrs Junction MtSs Betty Jane Wise returned and served the ch1cken. dmner George SchneMer and daughter to her home n Ch ugo after were Mrs Lawrence Milhoan Mu Mrs .O.onald U1le and chtldren Mrs Herman London and chI spend ng a ~ek wtth her grand Kennth Dyer Mrs Orin Snuth Mn parents Mr and Mrs S r Wise Ralpb Radcliffe and Mr11 Harold d'en Mrs Graoe Oller and son Woodgerd. and'SbaTOD Jones Sammy Flanagan Mr and Mrs Edd:le Gurnther and ~hlldren Mrs Wa1d Kennedy IS m Columbu~ Donald Cottrill and clllldren ror aa.other phymal ehfill:up Vr and Mr!t" Doutlat Cirele and The Syracuse Garden tlub s annual pen e Wa!j held in thl" ~ ant! norenee Olrcle spent Firemen$ room of town hall Jllly Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed 23 at 6 p m follOwed by a spc Bush and famtly of Sp1ller Oma Winebrf,nner of Syracuse c 1 a~ bus ness meetmg at which Ume M.rt l"Jorencc Harden ap spent Sup.day afternoon and Monpointed tho fotJOWIO"' COmmltteCB day with ttie Archer family • Mrs l-lelen Perry and two ch1&. non11naUn• M•O Hazel Hoy•• • Ml'!l Jane Teaford and Mra Ada dten ot Toledo apent the week with her mother Mrs Mary Circle Slack pro8"1'am Mrs Mare 11nd son Melvin Bhoeked at t.be thou!ht? Leadingham Mrs Margaret CotMr J'mf's Circle and son of 'Yet. thetruLh Wlltbat hcmeet trill Mrs Slii.ck and Mrs Tea SpringhiU W Va spent Moada:r .-.-eryday~plearestealinl ford Plans were made to enter night and Tuesday with hu mothet the Iiv• of vthcn ia. traaic flower arrangement& at lhe Mrg Mat'y Clrl!le llccidenll) It I jufi crimiJW Mm,a Couftty Fair Attending Il'lorei'!Ce Llnda 1\Ild Sue Cu-clt -you em help atop itl were Mrs Teaford Mrs Leadlnt- and Linda Halhnark called on Mt bam Mrr MiJdred Hudson Mrt and Mt11 Leroy ,Johnson and fanr Harden Mn El.iJabeth Duell: ily of Cheater Tueaday wOI¢)1 Mts Ora Nease MISs Diane and Dicll:1e Daruels of P'ort Eleanor Carroll Mrs Le.l• Hen- Lauderdale Fla are wdtinlthelr drix Mrs. ColtrtiJ M;rs Anna Mc1nd unele Mr and Mn. EdCoy and Mrs Slack and guests aunt son Rouah and daughters Barbara and connte Leadinghan .Mt and Mrs George Circle and Pauletta Hudtoa and Sharon Sue daughter Pomeroy spent Thur• and Crall' Cottrill day evening wltb hla mother Mr~ Thl! Sunlblne Maket'l Sunday Mary C1rtle and family Seboplf ela&ll of the Presbyterian Church met at the nome of Mrs Robert HArden for thear July mee"--1 Mrs George Scbne1der Oii Stt'UtdaY evening July 20th president conducted lhe busitlcsS session who also gave the studr a bridal thower was given at tile lopic on Suffermg Roll tall home of Mr and Mn W £., word was 'Suffer lfhe trftvehh!f crouser in honor ot Patty Crouser baskl!t brOuiht by Mn Charie£ and Larry Welty The gue•t hst mcluded Mr and Blake was awarded to Mra Don Mrs Guy Swadley Mrs Helen lb ald CoUrlll R~iving birthday Mifl~ glfts were Mills Gertrtlde Duffy bn M'rs Don Harrison 1'\(ri!j Moii'Li: Hartten and Mrs. J(J)'ce Wolle Mr and Mn But'l Schneider A stork gift was pre W1Ileox Mrs Melvin Cluk Mrs sente.d to Mrs Robert Harden Frank Rathburn Mrs Beulall tofll)' ~ )'OI.II"Mff $8{1 00 m gi"f~f( totfatd't fil'pet Campbell Mr and Mr11 Lawrence 0~ IIP"d Mmitl. warnllot .r, .... tor ~e ~~ureh Refreshments Rupe Mrs <;mfl Perce Mrs J NeH ierved lty M"ts Rarden to T Led:lle .Mh Rqbel't Rumf1eld .......,. .. DOWNI Mr(. Mortif flarllen Jtn· Scllnt' Mrs Anna MUler )Irs Margaret det lb.t Cottrill lira Bide Cotnb& and i!:rs C E Welty • ..... ... driaf enforcefll.nt of al1 Mt11 Dick Rarns M'n idiM:n Botlet Ohio lnrflk Ia,.._ They work lw yow, Ml R.efreahments ..-ere served and G~r Mre. Don Lulc Mrs avakllt you. w~ lnrffk J.ws Petti IJt.rlde MH Dlolk Wine con.*ratulations Wf!ll! g ven to the •trtcttr •..._............. DOWtlll breMtlr 111-_ Duff:y Mrs LBY. bride and *t"oom to-be.. ltany beaUti£ul g fts wel'e rf Jolofr renee bid:dle Un Herman L(ln 11~:.~n MI"S ft.obl:!rt White Mrs Edt- cetrid b1 tha couple Ptdll~ at II pu&lll ~Write Ml' ,ad :Hi'l C ~ Welty and son Hubbard )frill Allah. Teaford: Nl toopemiion .uh fte Ao'llo!Tf """'I Count I ~ LltfY.r._ Butle-r. Ohto were was reportetf oh the •kt list andtM Th& lre&byterlan Churell Mlss- tftiN of Mr and Jfrs w r liftllfJMifJB Ai........,. ~""er and' family on Sundat; lcmarJ SOciety ""111 "hold its a1 Eurut ~ Au6Ci<ffiM ;.1'~1;: l4th All lpent the day It nual picnic Aut 9th at 6 30 m at ,U.e Syraou.se lload.sicM' :tale Alma I I I t J•- tfon'"'l'h::' Rotartans Plan A Ip f n'd A 2 ""*"' pTo-l SYRACUSE I - ----CARMEL mely rapJd r.rl! l:n lftl!nt. yean. Over half the lMmen worken to.. day are married and llv~n1 with the1r fuuband1 The prOJpfCt of 8 or 9 mtllion more wol'bn lr. 19e!5 than Ln l~wi.th womtn making lP ;;~bout bait lhla inn'ea ......ls lUI t etted m census estlmatea Em ployml!nt of women 3~ to 44 yean. old may spurt ahead during thll per od Tvto trends that indicate thl.l are Women are completmg their fam hes at a younger age lhan formt.rly even though they are hav ng more cbJidrl!n By the t me many mother• are 3S ytars old they csn take a JOb out sldeo the home bec:aute all their ch ldren are in school - --- Fur, Leathers, Taking Place Of Rare Jewels NEW YORK UP - Thl.!l weelc In Manhtltan All t!lat slittl!'fl Ia only part gold n some or the fall Jewelry the rPM a fur or leather one ~ortume jewelry wnuraeturer Coro mtroduced a eoiJeetlon of braceleta pendant: cuff I nks and earrln1s in leopard Tbe only touch of metal was m tile s mulated gold aett ng for the Jur The firm also showed leather m such shades- as wmter navy plum red and emprald green formmg the Jewel eenter for gOld r mmed bra elets e:uTmgs pms and pendants Pe u&nu or h1c laval e•s or our grandmother s day are featured 1n mo~t new jeWI!Iry collerttons. The fash1on coordinatiOn Jnstttute for the nd ustry repotted iOme pendants swwg ng from necklaces ZO to 25 nt-het long The nst tute rep )r[C\1 these other h gh Jgbts P ns of all sues w II be worn m x 01' m2:tch on hpel! or for vatlety on the pocket rial' ot a su1t or the !leeve of a toat Jewelry f'olors w II blend w1th costumes ex(ept when the clothes are black Then the ruJe 1s con lrast ng color But topaz jewelry w lJ be on the counters by the ton to go w1th the whole famtly of browns: m the new elothes. Other leadmg' shades wiU be ern erald ruby and a smoky ehareo;~J tone wlntb one manufacturer called blac!!: d amond Gold art4 silver Jewelry will have a texb.:red appearance-desenbed by he msUtute as like the veins m 1 leaf New York DeiiJnel'll who t.-o wef!ks agD pr~nted their new styleg left skirt lengths a1 1s for fall But !Orne deSigners tn London and Rome thil weet fea tured bemJmes as mueh d 1'7 mches from the floor Wbetber this aborter skirt will be featured ln Pari& ..W wont know until DI!Xl wtJek when tbe Freneb collect.ion.ll mcludlng tbe one rrom ChrlJtian 1)1or wlJl be ahown \, /low much would you steal if you h4d the chance? Langsville ......... ,.. ........,......... lltte Mr- deN ht N.-Jrt. ••lp tile •••• ••lll•rieae:ell ..,at If,..-..... ..td. .., .......................... ••l1en wiU _,._ •• h ........ ......,,.... ...... • • "IIAMaJON w•JCIIII - t. 0 .,.,. ...... ......, ...... _...,..., s.,.,"" ,,...r Collins �, - = r • • pan, Selltlne~ Pomeroy Mlddleport 0 July 29 !9!17-~ I The Ohio Departme nt o f Highways )penN the accelerated phase o f Jts a ntJhtt er camp li.gn today as an lnte rg r al p a r t o f Gove rnor o•Nelll S multi ph ased progr a m fa t bt Her and safer roads We 11 Metgs Cou n1 v cun to our part by contin ually remmd mg ou1seh s of the va1ues of thiS p 1ograa m Htghway offiCials urge e\e y cJt tze n to pa hc1p~te m the p1ogra m to actom 1 h h three-fo ld purpose J 1surc ax1 mu m safl::'h reduce mamtenance cost and Kee p Oh o b t Utiful tha t more th an <1 q a IPr o f a m tlho n d ollars was s pent m 195o a ! r l t 11d O h.1o s roa d ""ay!o uf deb• !> 11 at s ... lot of no n ey to pav Charles M Nobl e Ohtos h1 ghv. ay c h1ef emphasized the g la m g 1 eed for pu b! c 1 utc c a n be m voked <'en t ve ~;:: ~: d~~~~~at~:b~: ;~~~~;~~~~gt~;13~~:~~ A statu o r y pena lt \ of 50 dollars may be I le\Jed agam st p e r son s found gmlty of wtllful h azards are often created by c 1reless th ash disposal underhnmg the n eed for lttt e r consdousness Roads1de c1e anliness 1s of n finite Importance f1r van <'d re aso ns of f als pomted out oafls le Pomtmg to Ohw s n ea 1) 300 parks as one ex:ampl e ma 1 tuwn ce ex pl l ts stated t1 at cleanltnc:s:s Ia gl v dctermmes how useful these res t slat ons a1 e rendered Cos t Wise clean up opera l on s are ve r y ex penstv e A spec1a1 departme nt slatJstl c J stud v s ho"' s fo 1 our (a d ess :.J J luH Iv habits wh ile I 1 ng I o atd mota 1st r htlr Pffo t to keep Ohw beautiful tl I 1 a 1t m t o f h ghw ays ~ as p laced t ras l HO Sports Eyt! NBC News 700 Charlt>il Fanell Sho• 730 Wells Fara() 600 1wenty-One Arthur Murray Part7 8 30 BOO Amatt.ur Hour B 30 Sollii..en ot Fortuu COllSCIOUS Daily Sentinel Day Book clown p.~yment to buy one and who th'en ut eut to o.,...at. It wltho:rt even l•rnlne how Mme boat ng dan~rll haV\. been fought for years Among Utem are fire engine explos on1:1 ~:~o.lack: of safety equ p ent ~ey nust be faced anew In the boatlng boom lkln-Divlng A Probl~tm A Coast Guard petty off cer s<ud other dana:ers have bee addl!d He pointed to recent acc1 dents mvolvtng skin d vers and water skiers The .'lktn diving problem-often nvolv ng n•xpenenced d vers surfac ng lM>neath the propellors A Coast G ard auxlharyman of motorboats-apcars to be cen re ported to d stncl Coast Guard cred on the West Coast lteadqua ten; the w secrack of the wealthy n ddle aged owner of 11 deluxe cal n cruiser when repr water sk1 ng w I be a major rna ded for ll b tzzlng e that cause of acc1dents thiS year t.l~nt In (onf ned wate-rs you f nd So tell t to my Insurance om dozens of r.klt!rs all cull ng n panr and nul around other boats a d te had swamped three canoes each other he sa1d The r tow paddl~d by yo ng bo} s from a boats oftun operate lfl nagranl s n ner camp Two of the boys vtolatwn of speed rules n add1 could not sw m tton to the rules of the road M•ny lnc;ldenh Unraport.cl Most boating off c als ~:~gree Seldom reporterl are the bun wlth the conclua on In Rep Her !reds of evet"yday capslzings be t C Bonners report on recre cauKed by speedboaters who buzz utional boating safety to the nther bQata \he Coast Cuard sayS' House Merchant Marine and F' sh Off tala n lhe Coast Guard and erlcs Comm ttee t:oast Gua d Aux1Hary the U S What today Is inerely a boon Power Squadrons the Naltonal mg oct vlty may tomon ow be Assn of Enwlne and Boat Manu come lin t!\JU!fiCncy the N01 th facturers and major boat ng m-arl Carol na Democrat said azlnes along witlh most experl enced yachtsmen agree on the seriousness of the- problem creat ed by buzzers and .speeders Boatmg men say that the ranks of the reckleu and negligent boat operators hJYe aW<:Illen w tb the letnf1c mcreaae In boatwg since World Warn 10 40 NJtewatch 12 00 Tonight 1 DO SIGN OFF Bul!kley Manufactur ng Co of Chi Saxbe w II have o detl:'rm ne whether the n ech:~n .tm s the dum type commo to slol rna chme~ The departments act on w ll depend on he ru ng The n ach ne operates by remote control fhe player g1ves a hotel clerk a n eke to a quarter Tile clerk presses a button behmd h1s 7 00 Jimm e Dean desk A me er of the mach ne reg 7 30 Boston Black e sters how many ganes would be 800 Captain Kang~roo played 8 45 CBS News The Ji ay er puUs a lever ami B 00 Fred War 1g each or three col I gJ Ls flasl umns mat ked by fr)nts Pa}offs B 30 Arthur GodfreJ depe d on po l s rec~lved by I ght 10 30 Strike It a1ch mg cemb nat uns o fru ts R p 1100 Ve.ltant Lady berger sud he meterS' kept ac curate tall es of games playe-d and 11 15 Love of I lfe payotfs 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Guldin. Light TAKES TITLE 12 00 Kat e s Kttche"' COLOGNE West Ge1 many 12 30 As the World Turns - Alex Olmedo of Peru wo 1 1 00 Our Ml!s Broob mens I 1 30 Housepatty Colog nes 2 00 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show w lh a 6-4 3 00 Brighter Day 310 Secret Storm -A-~filriticila.illiiiiiiiiiiliiiii:ii 1: 3 30 Edge of Nigll\ 4 00 The Early Shtw ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter ' I If Your Idea's Needed You'll Be Successfu 1 Bv ANNE HlYWOOD v..e ~ee pefl pl r. wl o are tlme I told thetn After ah 1 nad n n~ n ll crs:if I home !Jusl my own work to do n e~s we i.rlvarlubly n ~~ me that Tpe next tling I knew they t1 ey firs t ftg ed thing~ out tn a were otrerlng to pay BO that 1 bustnessUke way a tt yzed. the could get. a cleaning woman! Now mnrket and 110 forth and then I have two setl ot tees one tor @mbnrked on the project in a advlslllll them on how to treat. a nry sensible n nnn ~ r Nine times out of ten It wasn t thnt wo.y at aU They Just played tt by ear ao to speak did s{Jon t imeously what ~:~ee med the lo~l ul thing to d<1 and collecled the Jnckpo{ DUUcuU Window• Tl\nt s bow it was with Vera B A glr\_~ know who \s tn whnt she l'B s .~c diffl.cult Window bust v. liE N r i i \ A few fri('O ~ r lng the rattwr of tl I 11 a~rd lo k ow n w adlre sed a~ s r ()Uf'8ts neHs ror a sho C'hBnnrled thrn ~h H a an unusua,l line Vera told me but 1t a wonderful My husband and I were tran• rcrrcd n.ll over the country d 1r lng lhe war and then arter11;atds by his company Now we have nno y aettltd down a.nd have bought o tr own house Its a Jove y modern one lu 11. nice de velopment I Mr PrC!8h'l:cnt H wn brokt-n viet 1nlq 1 kr Twl!!t and vhf'n I nk mo c wt' cu orr 11 g wrll Th(> thang I ncvPr abo 11 newspa[)cl b o s u11eleM8 they 11:1"( wh n v the pas..<~pol't fro n ndr have 'r l'd ll brl.' kn •~ n In p.r anlttlftnt wnr lcnl"r o T eual b t 1 have bel n by an eliKtUe!'l An l al th.-t he a n I m rh t1 hopeleu lUI 11 hn I forn u nn sl ot nt I I In brc k lnJ J[laue11 all thr tlmf' an"' popch.ln& on the sto k ll il took sava he l~ or v } t UH In the ldteh1 n Mi.n Pam and have h r 1ed o 1t tleep with all the • Mll ~ l" hrtte l oll ~ wh cl make& the hou1e quieter Madan Barbara the auffe-rlnz chap ~'Ton of ~he finek II can~in,K h('r boar I Sh~ finds th1np In Engll.th ne vs papers that nobo<'y evory fo 1n I • YH'hhmton ell U ~1 K *" who tet OZVII'I'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON ARI!A AICHAWD. I OWEN- GINI.AL MANlOIIII: IIVNOLD 1 GREIN• - IDITOR ChHhr L T•nrwhlll St•ff WriNr lporta •clltor ~II adnrtiJIIn!l' rrnretftntattv~ BottlaeiUKlmblll Jnc W .._.ndoD Ave New V01llc Cit)' HJ N Y lnt.red .. MCOnd eta•• malnng m1tt.r "t the l)Ott ottlce at PmD __.Ohio lubterfptiOft ntl!l DeHo:-e1'V bv ~tn-ler wbft . .. all•ble !n rf'nts ~ ...-: ..,,. Wllr In advance "~ Tlut nRity Sentl.neJ offif!e 11&60 fl\s ....~...., tch three months t3 90 ~v motor ro~., w,))l"e av•llahlt l!t~¥tb $1 By mAll Ollfl year 18 montba. ..-.2& t.nrM moatha ~Ppg~~ aftemoolt e-.:e.ot sundn 1w The Ohio vn.,. ....._~_at 110 etbanle st P~HU' 0 l\iill.eu olfitt phoae •I• n na Aur 3 i•t s.m •I i I ' up tt.. WJEH 7 30 8 00 8 4~ 9 00 9 30 Meigs County News Y 00 to 00 11:50 "· m. Daily 990 10f:po~·~co~nt~~~c""~'~:-~e h 10 OIS 10 10 On Your Radio Dial Writer oriV. ingraham ~~ 3 30 4 00 15 SO 5U ISIU -'"------~...,.-- (8) Auto Soles WAGONS- IITATION mouth Waion 13 MONDAY S11n On 11 00 A<tvtl tunt 1n t.earntn1 12 15 12 30 100 200 10 II& II 00 Noon News Nel.a:hbcrs Liberace The Femtnlt t ToueJl Af <lrnoor. FUm FtsUval 3 30 Ute W •n Eliz1betb 400 Carto<rn Club ~00 iljck Advent~rtl 12 00 Noou Ne'ft 12 15 Net,bbora Ply ( l2) Wonted to Rent 2 or 3 bedroom bouse Call Ron blue and ivory autonle Hand Columbus and South ~atic. ttans Ratlt $891S 19fl5 ern Electric Pbonf:! 6180 PlYD'IOUill' Wa.on. f-8 cyl R&H 7 27&tp tvdry owr Dark Blue $1496 GIIC Truoli $46! II Ton Rat ------~(141 bed 4 opeed tr·~-·d. tra good heavy tires UM7 Fotd Trwek $24e ~ T<tn P ck up Box for- rent Close to lowft Bed overload sprmg Goo-.1 Rooms 1.27 .Butternut 7 18-12tc Tires Pomero-y Motor Co Pom eroY 0 PMnt 491 7 25~tc m. l81l Chev"'olels aa low 111 $1~5 tive ear~ looldn,a for new home Rom• very clean onee Blaett aar'i. Pomeroy 7 27 •tc ~QBI Bulcko U !Inti tori A ...,. and equipment $396 of (J6fFor ient-or Sole for Rent - ktentloa Ladden Scaffold l;ootdo Dr<>p Cloibl Cllntea FlohOI' llldclleporl --- Plaooe 12611«. Life With illtubetb > Mouae Cl•h B:l!O 811 6 I~ John Ualy Ntwl a so 630 Wire Serv ll!e 7 30 7 30 Cblna Smith 8 00 800 lnterJJational Playho11.ae 836 Tap Talee end New Talent •a 1• 936 SherU f of Coollllo 1000 Newa ot tfle Jflallt 10 10 10 Theater 10 10 • U 40 lt40 Tbe Late Newa It 45 Stan Oil u 30 C17l HefpWanted Houaek'eeper wanted Two adulta Fred IC:auff Pomeroy 'J 2l-12tp Help Wanted-flouaekeep*t 00 yean of 11e. Coi~•aet Johtt Duck oor,. 1&7 Dock St Middleport Ho-Ut~ Box 78, Hartlord V(. 7 26 6tjo ' Cheyomle EarP Wyatt & Brokea l\l'I'O• ~tephone Time I Spy Publle Defender Newo of tJ\I..lll&bt ....... The Late New1 orr H- Police Manhunt Golumbia Gus CoJJtinuing lor Denies Report .. Mayors Assailru1t On New Plant l tion. Pohee 1 ~ald Wlllia reetlvM a let- ter Friday mornina: 1uQUtib1 that the slalkw mq be female but G{ftt::en t~t ~e letter wu tbe warA of a prahkittr MIJlll: MiddleporL Ohio __ ... ................. lli.U WAitll ... IISL ......... .._ r-11 o.~~oU'!~-· !.:=========== Rodney !)owning 11\''URANCE AGI!NOY ,,..., .....-..u. HOiflb ACCIDBN~ ~otr..c-t....d - L~::ie~:GHWAY HOME -First floor with 4 rooms kttchen and pantry semi bath and 2 outs1de porr;li~ S(I!COhd floor has 4 b~d rooms w th closets bathroom Attie room for two double beds and hu 7 closeta Oak woodwork and stair ~•Y Amer C'!an Stand -ard ga&-f red hot water beatrng water softener large basement with work rooms and laundry wtth tubs Garage and utility building Located in Pomeroy on 2 h1ghways excellent for tour ~at home roommg or convales cent home Can be bought right BOX 229 PHONE ll)I.Y (7) 27 3tc l23) Legal Not tees NOTfC! SITTLEMI!NT OP ACCOUNTS Iii MIDIILIPORT OHIO Probate Court Melva County Ohio 61PHDNEI 6111 N~;~ttce u hereby Jlven that the following Accounts have been filed m said CoW't tor settlement and that the tame wUl be beard on ~aturday the 31st day of Aucust 19M to Wit BeautUul white Brlck 8 room Flt!lt pn d ",rna1 8•count of Tile'.... home 3 bedrooms and bath rna Ch as~ a•mtn•-t,otri• u .. ... of the screen n rear porch overlook estate of Kate W Chase deceaaed ln1 the beaut ful Oh o Rlver First and final account of Erma city water new oil furnace F Wilson admlni!ltratrlx Of the Also 3 car garage with 4 room estate or W lham J: Wilson denew modern apartment 01t fur- ceased naee beautiful !Awn over an acrt ot garO:en trvlng Kart F1rst and final aii!~UII.t of Wayne.. Jt Phone 485 Pomeroy Turner administrator of the E!ltate of Cora Turner deceaaed 7 24-Stc. - - - - - - -. FJnt alJd final aecount of Wa)'nt - j;r~~•m•!· admin1atrator of tbe 37 ACRES of groJmd 12 of which Delbert Turner deceased is river bott9tn Located near aecount of Frances Roberts Sha4f Rivet: 9ft 'HOOd gravel road of the persoJI and estate Roberts a mll'lO£ Laya well Could be used to: summer eabin WJU aell for $400 and final account of Virgie downt finlnee balante in month executrix of the estate of ly payments Call 1l5 Hilton E Bearh• deeeued lllnfrsvllle 1 25 dtc '{e.tn' n d,r~flnal account of Geor1• '": 111 adm nistrator- of the frame 6 of P~rl Kirby; dega!l" and ceaaed ' Lot 70x Third current ac('O~Of WUUim F Houdashelt auat an of the person and estate cif aries I\1cbromna and bath ard Houdashelt tnent double garage nrat and final aceount of Mabel trle S 5 acres L Swan admmistratrlx of the of Emma E Gotschall de-MIDDlilf'OilT - 1 atory rrame !5o rooqta ill.d bath all utlhties and fnull account of noOl' furnaee lot 5ox100 Suth ;tr-eel Clifford executrix POMIROY - ktory frame alii••''''• of Clarence Jamea U.ttUtles Can be made into dou the aald bJe wmrout mud exr.ense W Matn Street Real Estate Broker (21 ) Real Estote w•ue For Hire! 1 bea~r 13 lilhOw up t)'l hb offiee Friday bu, refuted pol ~ were not worrle'd T h e v knew hJs whereabouts even thou1h !!~"'2': were not l'i!Vt:aled publicly leal the At the same time they were con dueling one of the most extenalve manhunts Ia hutory of the poltct dep~u:tment m an effort to track down the. person or persons mak Jng .loh,reats oa the tnayot s life Willi• was shot at u be nearol!d hll home l.tte Wednelday nilht a~d pollee Immediately ~ded h.im wlth around thMioct protec- ------ --"---- Five Star J'toal Jobn l)alr a-d No"' st,. 4-rooM shingle w th new roof Large baiM!tnetlt laundry and / or utility room bar and shoVi er Nacely decorated Corner lot 50x200 with garden and garagE' Prtced 11t $650000 Complete wtth furniture (good) r., onty s1ooooo extra MIDDLEPORT - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~ I \ c.rtqon Club 100 lolletey ldo ..e Clob 6110 Five Stu. nnat 120 Bl Insurance 11 1 tf and etteriot Roofs a Edwar« l'el~ TU 2.. 200 Afternoon Film Pestlvll to Marietta C Tb.omai. Colleen Moaa. Moe ko~• Rutland to J.ianiey and E Getty• sas AUTO SALES --- WANTED All Kind• / Mid FOR SALE oli 11\Anl two bed room hOuse with cit)' watn" gatS rurnace weU and 33 acres Of land MineraJ ight& 'trailer Wanted ri.one 907 M Virgil Teaford Syracw.e 7 2S etp METROPOLITAN : A Thomas parcel p......., 066401-UoedCan All Makes IDd Models For Rent- lo lAaflllbC tUO Franldo Lllloe I :Go Tbe :PemlDine 'I'oucb ::= JUNK CO. PhoN Slt Fred dleport Irene partels Minme story house wtth 2 porches very gooli eonstruchon 1 acre two lot VILLAGE HOME - 8-room good so l Close to schoola and boat and trailer Call 810-M chuTches Only $4000 00 ThiS lf 7 %5 Stc CO-MPLI!:TI!l- - - 1rlru.raneto Proteetloa, an unusually good buy Can be I.J~ Autrt Fire Polio Cl.ll Dor bought w th 25%down balance 211 Horsepower Johnaon Elec rtart ina motor 12 tt yellOw jacket Waaun Secret :stor1n Edge of N1ghl The Early Show Your Euo Reportel'; Sports Parade Weathermap Actio,a Douglaa Edwarda Telt:phone Tlme Phil Silvera Show Slin On lB~I ortalnal black finhh Mce $589 1953 PI)' mouth ------· TUJISDI>AY CHANNEL 13 111 89 OHIO VALLEY Jefftn~s "26 3tp GRAVEtT 11lACTOR SALES and Service. R- A Fin:law 512 H Main St Pomeroy 7 24 27u! Weatherman 8 00 Action 8 1a Douglas Erlwarda 6 30 Rbb n Hood 7 00 Burns & Allen Talent St:outs ,. '30 Pr vale Secretary Those Whiting Glrl1 8 00 TO tell the Truth R1chard DiamOnd PriYAlt ,8 80 Spotlight Playhouat Detective 9 00 $&6: ()00 Question Stud o One 9 30 Spike JOnes Show Up to the Minute New• 10 00 UP-to-the tninute News S'eaan ng the Weather 10 05 Scannins the Weather The ~•.t:.:•..:S:b:::o::_ w _ _ __;_:I.:.O::lO;_T::_~!j-tate ~how CHAN~EL JnUCTUI.A• t BIAMI IIIIIAP IRON- MITAU Colli' Ttfi>PERS PLAINS o '-.----~- WHTN-TV Channel13 1200 orr. Raymond J Rlpbera:er tbe de Rarlment s t'nfnrewn:ent chief aala the machines were the fll'llt of tbeir type found in the gtate The machJnea called crl1J1 CliO Rlf!btr.er aaid the firm is beln, checf.ed 7 30 8 00 8 ::10 ta v ~tL!Y !liFO CORN Stoles EVergreen Call orders to John ny McMurray Phone 388 11 45 Guiding L11~t 12 00 Kat1e K.iicheo 12 30 A11 the Wor14 TurDI 1 00 Our Miss Broolui 1 30 Hou.separty 2 00 Big Payoff 2. :iO Bob r.rosby Show 3 00 Br1gMer Day p_,., WE BUY ,.Our ttuek trdm bin or deUY ,,.... olltcl WiifrE-$WJ!ET 11 1!1 Love of Ute 11 30 Seal"(!!! 1-Jr Tomorrow 3 Mil.. Pbone C.odlvllle 1250 7 18 2lJtc July 21 Any tnel'nber Mt tt1rrt lnK ln his tlc:rets: shall be held HORSES FOB SALE Woodrow reapooa~ble for asme Please ln~d' R~Uand Ohio '7 211 Stc tutn be):ets ln_, any evenl.nf ll the Moose Loage or Sata:rdq Ho¥Hb.ol• Goods, Used Lumber I!!¥CDiftl at Moose Club Darree Doors lfld Windows Florenre US Stc Fitq;erald, Syrat:use Next door 'J 2~ 3tc to Herb P'arker 10 30 Strike It Ric!~: ll 00 Valiant Lady 5 45 Sperts Parade !i ~5 6 00 6 li5 6 30 7 00 M.l or Otnclall wm PLAN SOCIAL The P~Uand WSCS met at the church 'Jlhuraday evtning July 26 nnd planned an 'lee cream !OI!Ial at the church basement, Saturd•y eve Dlrterent klndt ot pastry w1H be ror sale and an art stand consist ln)l of table Hnens tow~la piHow caaell }an:.l other us~lul timel for sale The pl'elent Mra Cathe~ Jne Parsons Is in charae of the event - - - -·_ see• ......... IC I ... An ice ~e~..~i;i';ili'be held tbe Roc.k Sprlnaa Methodist Cburcb Tueaday July SO bealnnma at 6 D m The proceeda will be plaood Ia tbe bulltlbC IUII<l wo~ftl Giflrdam~n COLUMBUS UP - The I iquor Department today asked Atty Gen William Saxbe 1or an oplni6n on whether a new type or slot machine confiscated n Jack son Co mty comet under Ohio a law Three of the maehlnea operated by remote contn)l were seized In the Gibson Hotel at JAckson aftel' a liquor aaent had received pay MOils• Mi~>~a•*' · · A:U raf~ Uekets must. be tl&l'n.ed - Jimmie Dean Boston BlacWe Captam KangarGP CBS News Fred Waring Arthur' Godfre, HUNTINGTON W Va (UP) N!V( YORK UP Mayor Jture.ne WilH• did not the Colombia IF,.tuNIIBitullu~hr.O. - - -,--- ww r• about a Cout aald lt'a IJ\t. people who "-" ntnr on • boat before I The Daily Sentinel , _ H7 R ght now we are collecting statistics on boating accidents 1 says Juhn M Hlgh cluurman or the U S Power Squadrons genet al saft\Y committee B) the. od of the year we ho~>e to have built up e tough examples lo strel8 their real c~tuse What haa impressed h m mo!lt Hl&h liaid was a complete dla regard of the rlllee of the l'Qad by the hundreda who hne turned from the hllhwaya to the waterwa}.!l It t not ttt. olcl "tabllaW Tl e tlrst thing I did was put u~ tnlns I am an npert ln RJven window-a very low feec rto. ns 11he added with a. grln and one tor doing the whole Job 0 r hou11e she conth ued I love dolnR It and alD"e m1 feel hn~ beautiful but m011t unuaua.l are rl.ot hlih IOta of women e&D windows But tha.t dldn t bother arrord my aervlce And I do makl me We v~ moved ao many t\mea a nice extra. Income from It and llved In ao many kinds of Vera 8 aOOry It Ul• moat o1 the ho 1~ as tt ut I ve lellrned to succesatul home buatneasea Bht c hooRI! the right c rtnln for any used a aklll Bhe heraeU had de· kind of window ln the world lveloped to il.ll a very l'ea.l need I "hnve atudled all t1 e deco That't a.lwa.ya ~be common de· rating boob and In the early nominator days even paid a decorator tor If you a like to make mooe;y at advice And I mua..t aay I m good! home Bend me & atamped. nit AI 11oon as the nefahbors aa w my addresaed envelope can of thtl curta\na theF wanted my help newapa.per •nd I U ltDd JOU a with \heirs But I Just dldn t have llat or aDO(! boolu -on the fteld me She also fetcho1 h(lr o vn before and rtadl them ntou I 1 a house iuel1. \ .,...... _ ..e 'ffl& An Expert; "' Window Dresstnr She 1 An Exptrt Ruling Asked On Legality Of Slot Machines - TUESDAY CHANNEL I 7 00 OBUESJ1R BLOCS: CO be a danee Jal7 27th New Wlte 70 ft No IJ Trench W'ire 2'1 II a-a oo It 144 ~Firal..fl o lot au )10.~ an4 ttitlr ruesY &alplf BQISIU St. Route 7 at the Mooee dlub 1!. Maul St. 1 211 atp t'MnetOJ I 00 ••Ill II 00 121 :He Stw 11lrft and. sblvin&a loaded in in Pot later t'hall SaturdAy eVeoing Monday __ Thete will WCHS·TV 'Channell a~~~: p:;~~ ~~~~ro~as off~~:~: I t~a~~vc;~~~:~r l IADlO • 'i'l!U;VJSION SERVICE 1 steam lable 3 Cat'd tables 13 Pbone tJO CJefand AppJl~ M&l;, aJDt afld drainboard Store b.d W AUin St Pomeror laek b4w JMet twlar 1 c•s heat 2-23-tl In~ stOYe 1 JJurnslde coal beat er Call 8301-M or 714 Che~tnut QUICK sidiVICE on W""b J:ef2G 118 REWARD wDI ~e paid for _,__, Hl-pott. 7 2'1 3tc tnfotntlll<la Joo<lln,r to the &r palri!IJ by F~y Trained rest and convletiOll 6( the r;er watchmaker COLUNS .IEWEsoa- or versoru~ that broke antQ Ltwn' hrolt11re r•duaed for quick Ll!JIIS Pomerof 1-3-tf mJ houte at Apple G,.Ye eteallale: llld a few pteces left int Hougehold Goods." ligtaed tifo llelrigtrallo!l 1 26 3tc CONCRETE BLOCU Glenn Wolfe 941 Massach~tts USed refrlgetatnis for sate Flfe Ave N W Waah111i!On I I> C -aund a.tttr Por Le..Refr g'eratloll 7 26 ltc 7 29-3!c st. to Soph a R Ponte n ee J»>lrc• t Sut on to Anna Bowier Bt ley He en Ja-ckson Bowser and Fred M&ah Bowstr M na M Oudae on partl!ll Col um b a to Cla re V Dudgeon Floyd Jr and Grace Stob•rt par els Sal sbury to Opal Kaufr Ru by Frye Dorothy Clonch and Dona d Stobart \\ I• am lE Cona.nf Gladys Taylor Paul ne Hill Wean and Charles E Wears 4!1A Bedford to Luc lle Holden Maude and Bert German 27A 01 ve lo Eugene German Avtrla (Avery) and Frances Drenn pa-reel.s POifit'tOY to Rut .sell and Pearl Leifheit Sherman and DorothY Roberta l d "" nt n !AI: A Sahabury trt Sh rman l hmel and H~rman Ar thur Roberts Ada Cantor Dec Cert Jor ;rra 1:1 Leta-rt !o Walter Cantbt Max.ine Pratt ErnesUne Clarl Gerald ne Millet Harry MUton Cantor Helen and Dale Kennedy rut M ddleport to Fred Shiflet Robert Hartenbach sJieliff Walll!r F G lmote 2l'J A Pome oy to Rober-t F and Helen ___ Custom luilt Kitchen K tche1111 desagQed for your home Free eatlmate Foreman & Ab bott Ph 6284-Y _.., 7 28 3tc ,.blfsbed all - p e r ~ AMan Called X 10 30 New!! Headline• 10 so Ne~ Re&dllnee 10 30 NlteWatch 12 00 TomJht Crazy People With Boats Make New Sport Most Dangerous Now __.... ran ftlle a - t!W-IIIaword w111 bo · -Mtowl " ".. ' adv'ert!slnJ ooUold fttot MI'IIN -. b Emro In AdverllolDa-Should be ,..ported tmmedlate17 The V.U, Selltlatl "'u AOI be teo-lo for .._ tllao -.., Card of Tbaou and Soeelal Notices of z.e.u •1 oo Oblt- oo to 1000 Blondie NEW YORK UP - Three teen agers rammf'd a rowboat w1th the r sp~dboat and then tr ed lo r11n over the smaller boats 55 Y ar old occupant as he smun despt!rately for shore A teenager wu man&led by his w c T U TO MEET own boats propellor when he fe I the deck or hi!' speedboat I he \\ l w1 I meet o fro tue lav <"<C IIII Ig ill the H ath He had bee-t racJna: wilta another ~l dh od twhMrs Ml boat a 1d throwing water at ts Ke pes t.lnw driver These are only two among hun dreds of rues of seaway msan ty reported tha summer But 1 competence at the hel n is by no means I m ted to you h autho l es f'mphas ze f .tth.erca~ 610 6 4~ tng Columbu s Ohto C1vtc clubs and even tn d victuals are tnvtted to h e lp get these po ~ t <' s around s o everybody may become l1tler ICE Home n ade ce cream for !he lee Cna n so~ II to be held Thurs d11y even n ~t at the Church of a n ~ nrd Chr st to be made Tuesday by ch on the memb<' 5 of the Loyal Bercan P s <JnU j (lass at h(' ('hurch k tchen Pro n f s fr on thP ale of ee cream I o ! and ho n 11 le ak es w II be used t for tl c p ha or a Con n on cc f h I u I a cw p o I I V. Of-- • """ - 0 0 . - f o r · - ... - 5 30 Popeye Preaenh •oo Spinach Playbouat 630 Weathercast 63S Sports Eye NBC News 8700 ·~ Fest.1val of Stars 1 30 Pe.nic 800 Mfet McGraw 8 30 Summer Playhouse GOO Nat IUDi Cole Show G 30 0 He 1ry PlayhouJ~ News Pactu.re 630 .J.,$r.'.t:-.:"~~ -..- Currer t 1 00 My L1tlle Margtc 1 30 Brtde and Groom 3 00 Qu&n For A DJY J 45 Modern Roman.:es 4 00 Comed'l' TJm~ ol 30 Movletlme • TERMITE-S EXTERMINATED For free Inspection phone 383M Gilmore SLtpply Sl ore Pomeroy Ail work auaranteed Fully n aured Vaughan s 1 dustr al and ReSldenhal Tl!rmlte Control Ser v1ce St Marys W Va 7 25 tf RATES 12 30 600 SUpeln an Matl! tal mclud10g conn crcmlly prepar ed s tet s 1s ava ilable at the depa1 tment Pull! c.: !1 formation Offtce Ohto Departments Bu hl I i .r Alumi\l'm comblnatloa JtDrm IDG screen window aDd doort Steel and alum1num awnings and can oples cal l William Radford Rock S-prin.Ja 5 ! 1mop W-ANT ADS PHONE !98 Truth or Cons~uent'el 1100 Tie Tac Doua:b 11 30 1t Could Be You •oo Tex [1, JinK 34!1 Modern Romances Movtetlme HI CONIIII'IIHT Dll'IND.ULB USULTS 10 30 • 12 30 Current 100 My Little Marale I 30 Bride and Groom 200 Matinee Theater 300 Qu ~en for I D!J 530 Popeye Presenu :!~&CD On Toda~ 10 00 The Pr ce Is R ght Trutb or Cons.equeneo1 II 00 Tic Tae D<luah II 30 It Cuuld Be You 1200 rex & Jinx 4 30 ::: BOO Romper Room 100 Corned) Time cooperatiOn of CIVIC mmded grou_ps m s ucc ('ss fully >vagmg the war aga nst tr<J sh I • CREAM SOCIAL 630 •oo l l 30 yl ·.uth debns The De r <II tment of H1ghwa s requests the particular I 1 SIUN ON I "'1~~~~~~ ~ Property'Frandert Un1on Trust 111nd DepoJit CHANN!L l 7"~ 00 Today 900 Romi>f!r Room 10 00 The Price Is Right t.. !o p ov lc th e n ecessn TUESDAY MONDAY !y s tr c wmg the road-ways 1 i WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 j.>l a les a l mterva ls a 1 lo g the Ioadways I he Dcpa t w nt o f High \JYS UJ ges everyo ne to 1s c t he m N oBler~ n ded th at H pt> r so ns d o not voluntanl y h e lp 1 l th e :inti htter Ul 1 a gn a 1 Ohio stat RUARK REPORT Ij TELEVISION GUIDE I I Governor lakes Hand In SpreadmgDesrre ToKeepOhio's Streets, H~ghways, Free Of Uns 1ght/y Debfls, L1tter aiii'ONSIILI PERSON MALE ol nllA.I.J!: from thll area woUld tp. service irom automatic ~ K• aeUinR colledt tential Car references flotttar <Oital neeesaary to 12 boura wl!!ekly nett to ~50 mlliifil; PoulbiUty full time worY. :tor loeal interview &lve CARt..ITON GALLIA County - 3 a\OJy brick will mate a mce reat home en Route 7 near Cbe1hlre Ohio 171 ACRI 'ARM (60 acrei eotJ) aetr Ueip:Athen• county bne 115 ACilE PAlM n~ar LOng Bot Wm on Ratnbow Ridge RoM RH,.ey Downing RHI latah lrok• full pl1'll<ulor1 phobe, Wrlle P ._,$6-M IJII o Box 8'12 )lj>lo lllnn 1273tp 1" ttc " ' • \ • All are reaettlement tt any quired and make obJections 1Jave per11on interested~ may flle I~~~~~~ exce;t1on11 to lidd An 1·1 or any item. Uiefeof l.~ve days prior to heatina: aftd H that time tutther time may be allowed for cac.se fo lbch pxceptlonl John C Baton rue a._ •• Probato Judt6 711 Itt Jobs N,..., vnSays Oh' Home MaIIDgentent Specto ' Jist ttlum flftpWJment tl. aa lncrea• Marrl~ and Nicholu Grui'!IP. Park In case or rain t w1U be lot Rutland to Arnold and M I held n \be church a11nn: A cov dred Grate ered d11-h ,.ndwl.cbes 1nd dr!n k Den•er 0 Curtl o M te J c .. Will .. lhe menu and .... " " 10 t 1 to Charles .Larkn11 WaOOa Lar bnn r thell' own table serv ee COLl.JIOUS 0 ~ !tnee lMCt ldnt '2 acre1 Oll¥1! At 1 reC'I!nl wscs ml!e ti ns: raore wo.en Of. IJ and OYer han Dale Dutton Executor Mf'nt!ll Mua Mare~a Kar r gave the b &b beta tatla• H:bl The proportion McClwe d4i'C to C C C 1ckler Ha:hts of the .lh1o annual con of 'IIJorklfll wtmten ated 45- to 5t parcels Scip1o fl!re nce at Laktside A report o yean doubled between 1840 and Charlet F McCJurl! to Nellie Me thl! Port.vnouth Datrlct offlcer 1161 'Bere alao were mere11ef Clure 82 acres Scipio Training day held 1 Pom41JO)' n tbe employment rate of women Ella J DuUon Cadmua P Out was also gwen by Mn Gra l!e aced 3f to 44 yetrlli 111tf those M ton to C C Cuekler fl2 acres Sc1 We~ and M • KarT The annual to M. aeeotdina: Uo Mabel Spray II: 0 pu•n. e wtll be held at the Syra OhiO Stale UnlvmiiQ' n:tenuon Wtllard A Hurley Faye I Hur cuse Roadstde Park Aug 7th hOme mlftaJtmellt ~bUst ley to Roll searles Lot 447 M d Mu Charles Ferrell and dac But the rnerw was trul! of dleport ghter of K.ayfortl W Va spent ]fOtiO&ef WOI'It'll-thne 20 to 24 G1bson Cooper dee to Elizabeth Thur&day wlth M'r and Mrs J ( .)l't.,-a old 'Mie pro-portion Of th~ Blake COOPf't' Homer E CQOper Ferrell ap: gtOQp dropped lll1htly Th11 Aff1d of Trans Syracu1e Mr and Mn non QUIAenberry ntaJ be' tl'le result of tdlb marriRobert L coata MaJUne Coates and 10n Athens spent the w~k ap rates etrly mamaae.a high to John M ParJOna Lot 81 M1ddle- end w lh Mr and Mra John btrtbutel aftd lncrl!'aud ~le1e port Bowen 1eftJ'ollmenll John M Parsons Jo Anr Parsons Mr and Mrs Jam~ McDonald to Clifford Jaet Bachner Carolyn and son M.r and Mra Stanlt-y Tbr mcreasi•l rate crt m-~ploy "V Bachner 1J2 of Lot 1!11 Middleld d m.!1lt •r older wemd may be the po t Saw)er and thl r•n Mr an r.;uf' ef (e'ftf ttun.f workn.e than f Mrs Floyd Gnmm of Cl))umbus iJ bee ef Ullldw blrt• Beu e A Weed to David p V111ited M.r and l\tr.ll Melv I u;a L ,_,llfUt ~..-_ n rate Holter OtiOret E Holter Lot 0 o t... ~ • fwet Otu'!!T ~Den work OJ-ester nmm era beUull! el lflft"eurd ret ri!'S ll S 1 Glorta Jpan Buck meM dr tho• tftr 811 pi~ a te a e,r et HOIIiJ Searles to Spr ng5 v111 ted L nda Eu:hmger t d 1fW1 f j bo Geol'Jt H f:'rall parcels Rutland Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Elchmger I'Ofllth em fl._or ~ ~ to rna n n l!arry M Cros! Irene Crolll to and daughter and Mn Sylva aJ.?.... .!I u'g •hate of ... eber\ L. coats Max ne Coats prvuuc .... ua on as g1v Lot M ddleport Zwtll ng were bull ness Vl.!l turs ln en oWer women an opportunity Myrtle Comstock John Comatoek GalllpoUs: for Jobs out111de the home says E M J h Mr and Mrs Melvlh Grimm Min Spray 0 va ae nson Leland E Jobn vu1lted wilh the1r daughter M _!. women in tbt1r fort es have aon Thomas E Anderaon Frances Raymond Teaford Chtster Anderson Jessamme Lyons Oris Janet Mowety Vlllted Mrs Mel F Lyons to Martba Jane Johnson v n Grimm rec!emly 4 acres Salb:bury Dallas liill J)onna filii to Fred Weekend guest.a of Mr and ftftUG iCftiC M Link Trustee 1311~ A I.e Mno lG l~t jlinctair Mr tart and Mr. Thelu of Lancas Oy UQUSt Wlll and MO»es Hlcks both dec ter Sunctay ealler~ were Mr and M1dd!e-port Pomeroy Rotar ans mght Sc1pio parcels to Bertha H1cks Mrs Wade Gnrby and children received cigars Fnday Pr ce Carl H1cks Goldie 1\:atzet Mr and Mn John Lee and fam when they held the1r weekly d n bac-h Etha Bullick Clyde Hicks lly Pomeroy Mr and Mr!l Taylor ner meetmg at the Heath Metho Etha and Louis Bullack Gold t' R1l~ of Cheseapeak.e Mr antt dut Churth Don St1vers whose and Jacob Katzen bach parcel &I Mrs Cer&l Ptckens of Hunt ngt un 'on Donald Lawrence wall horn p1o to Sam Arnold and Mrs Nett e Mee;;;:s last Saturday was the donor of Harry I Eblin adm Mary K \ the clgara Ebl 1 der parcel Pomeroy to Reece Grtmm feft Thursd&V C -,. Hibbs pres1dent wall m Barbara L l:bl fi for the Anned Forces charge of the meeting and an Carne Grucser parcels sutton Mr and Mrs Ernest Theiss and nouneed that next Fraday August chlldren are vfs ting hl!'l' parents 2. the annuaf' family pten c would to will am p Grueser Clayton Bahr v rgm a Bahr 9l ~r and Mrs John Buchanan of be htld a& 6 p m at the Chester Scout Camp MemberJ or the picnic lOOths A Sahsbury to Dw ght E Rutland and Kathryn L. Logan Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cole and eommiUee melude EdbOn Baker Frances Roberts parcel Syra cb ldren or Portsmouth have Jack Robson Don St vers Emmet cuse to George E and Ruth n moved 1nto the John R.oush house Shul~:t Ted Reed Jr Holman Mr and Mrs Frank Gnmm of Baker program chaJrman pre Frank Emneh 4 715A -Pomeroy Pomeroy VLSJted Mr and Mr• sented Harry Bamea eharter mem to Russell F and .June Welch Melvin Grlmm ber of the elub wbo reVIewed the Mrs Irvmg Karr Sr has mov work ot' tl:e Anti defamation Russell F and June Welch 55 A Sahibury to Frank Emr ch ed nto the Harold Crouch League and other BliDJlar organi Dav d w and Betty Ohl~nger perty zaUons He quoted artades" from lot 31 Middleport to George M Mr and Mrs Mel n Gr mm fhe maxar:me Headfines and and Katberme L Dalla went to ~elpre to vu11t his aunt several books ncluding Smgers Mrs Anna Gnmm The Iron Curtam Over Amer1ea Joe and Karon Gebbler of Nl!w Mr B;arnes wbo carr1es on an Jersey are vts l ng thell' grand extensive correspondt'nce- w1th parent!! Mr and Mrs Wm.. persons m pohtlcal and newsp&per Holmes work read CJ:cerpts from letten IY Mn. Adt Slack Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson or he had rece1ved from a num~r of The annual p en c or the Sun shme Makers Sunday Sc-hool cUss Racme RD have moved inlo ~he famous people who agree or dlsagree watb the wort of the ADL. of t~e Presbytertan Church was Shelt Hendrix property Spendmg a few days w th Mr The speaker remmdl!d h1s Us l'Jeid July 17th st Ea ley s Lake with .a hamburg frY and covered and Mrs s F w se were Mr teners that there is no one to bag dish supper and sw1mm ng be 1g and Mrs Merle W1se Columbm1 for you to write and ask mforma eft]Oyed by Mr and Mrs Pell.rl Mr and Mrs D J Wamsley and Uoo or gtvc your optmon and Bertha Frellmg warned of thl! power of fear of McBride lfr and Mr! Rober ch li:lren Mrs and Mr! Mary Parlett of Mingo organi.zat ons Harden and son Mr and Mrs Methodist women who prepared Morrl.'l Harden and son Mrs Junction MtSs Betty Jane Wise returned and served the ch1cken. dmner George SchneMer and daughter to her home n Ch ugo after were Mrs Lawrence Milhoan Mu Mrs .O.onald U1le and chtldren Mrs Herman London and chI spend ng a ~ek wtth her grand Kennth Dyer Mrs Orin Snuth Mn parents Mr and Mrs S r Wise Ralpb Radcliffe and Mr11 Harold d'en Mrs Graoe Oller and son Woodgerd. and'SbaTOD Jones Sammy Flanagan Mr and Mrs Edd:le Gurnther and ~hlldren Mrs Wa1d Kennedy IS m Columbu~ Donald Cottrill and clllldren ror aa.other phymal ehfill:up Vr and Mr!t" Doutlat Cirele and The Syracuse Garden tlub s annual pen e Wa!j held in thl" ~ ant! norenee Olrcle spent Firemen$ room of town hall Jllly Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed 23 at 6 p m follOwed by a spc Bush and famtly of Sp1ller Oma Winebrf,nner of Syracuse c 1 a~ bus ness meetmg at which Ume M.rt l"Jorencc Harden ap spent Sup.day afternoon and Monpointed tho fotJOWIO"' COmmltteCB day with ttie Archer family • Mrs l-lelen Perry and two ch1&. non11naUn• M•O Hazel Hoy•• • Ml'!l Jane Teaford and Mra Ada dten ot Toledo apent the week with her mother Mrs Mary Circle Slack pro8"1'am Mrs Mare 11nd son Melvin Bhoeked at t.be thou!ht? Leadingham Mrs Margaret CotMr J'mf's Circle and son of 'Yet. thetruLh Wlltbat hcmeet trill Mrs Slii.ck and Mrs Tea SpringhiU W Va spent Moada:r .-.-eryday~plearestealinl ford Plans were made to enter night and Tuesday with hu mothet the Iiv• of vthcn ia. traaic flower arrangement& at lhe Mrg Mat'y Clrl!le llccidenll) It I jufi crimiJW Mm,a Couftty Fair Attending Il'lorei'!Ce Llnda 1\Ild Sue Cu-clt -you em help atop itl were Mrs Teaford Mrs Leadlnt- and Linda Halhnark called on Mt bam Mrr MiJdred Hudson Mrt and Mt11 Leroy ,Johnson and fanr Harden Mn El.iJabeth Duell: ily of Cheater Tueaday wOI¢)1 Mts Ora Nease MISs Diane and Dicll:1e Daruels of P'ort Eleanor Carroll Mrs Le.l• Hen- Lauderdale Fla are wdtinlthelr drix Mrs. ColtrtiJ M;rs Anna Mc1nd unele Mr and Mn. EdCoy and Mrs Slack and guests aunt son Rouah and daughters Barbara and connte Leadinghan .Mt and Mrs George Circle and Pauletta Hudtoa and Sharon Sue daughter Pomeroy spent Thur• and Crall' Cottrill day evening wltb hla mother Mr~ Thl! Sunlblne Maket'l Sunday Mary C1rtle and family Seboplf ela&ll of the Presbyterian Church met at the nome of Mrs Robert HArden for thear July mee"--1 Mrs George Scbne1der Oii Stt'UtdaY evening July 20th president conducted lhe busitlcsS session who also gave the studr a bridal thower was given at tile lopic on Suffermg Roll tall home of Mr and Mn W £., word was 'Suffer lfhe trftvehh!f crouser in honor ot Patty Crouser baskl!t brOuiht by Mn Charie£ and Larry Welty The gue•t hst mcluded Mr and Blake was awarded to Mra Don Mrs Guy Swadley Mrs Helen lb ald CoUrlll R~iving birthday Mifl~ glfts were Mills Gertrtlde Duffy bn M'rs Don Harrison 1'\(ri!j Moii'Li: Hartten and Mrs. J(J)'ce Wolle Mr and Mn But'l Schneider A stork gift was pre W1Ileox Mrs Melvin Cluk Mrs sente.d to Mrs Robert Harden Frank Rathburn Mrs Beulall tofll)' ~ )'OI.II"Mff $8{1 00 m gi"f~f( totfatd't fil'pet Campbell Mr and Mr11 Lawrence 0~ IIP"d Mmitl. warnllot .r, .... tor ~e ~~ureh Refreshments Rupe Mrs <;mfl Perce Mrs J NeH ierved lty M"ts Rarden to T Led:lle .Mh Rqbel't Rumf1eld .......,. .. DOWNI Mr(. Mortif flarllen Jtn· Scllnt' Mrs Anna MUler )Irs Margaret det lb.t Cottrill lira Bide Cotnb& and i!:rs C E Welty • ..... ... driaf enforcefll.nt of al1 Mt11 Dick Rarns M'n idiM:n Botlet Ohio lnrflk Ia,.._ They work lw yow, Ml R.efreahments ..-ere served and G~r Mre. Don Lulc Mrs avakllt you. w~ lnrffk J.ws Petti IJt.rlde MH Dlolk Wine con.*ratulations Wf!ll! g ven to the •trtcttr •..._............. DOWtlll breMtlr 111-_ Duff:y Mrs LBY. bride and *t"oom to-be.. ltany beaUti£ul g fts wel'e rf Jolofr renee bid:dle Un Herman L(ln 11~:.~n MI"S ft.obl:!rt White Mrs Edt- cetrid b1 tha couple Ptdll~ at II pu&lll ~Write Ml' ,ad :Hi'l C ~ Welty and son Hubbard )frill Allah. Teaford: Nl toopemiion .uh fte Ao'llo!Tf """'I Count I ~ LltfY.r._ Butle-r. Ohto were was reportetf oh the •kt list andtM Th& lre&byterlan Churell Mlss- tftiN of Mr and Jfrs w r liftllfJMifJB Ai........,. ~""er and' family on Sundat; lcmarJ SOciety ""111 "hold its a1 Eurut ~ Au6Ci<ffiM ;.1'~1;: l4th All lpent the day It nual picnic Aut 9th at 6 30 m at ,U.e Syraou.se lload.sicM' :tale Alma I I I t J•- tfon'"'l'h::' Rotartans Plan A Ip f n'd A 2 ""*"' pTo-l SYRACUSE I - ----CARMEL mely rapJd r.rl! l:n lftl!nt. yean. Over half the lMmen worken to.. day are married and llv~n1 with the1r fuuband1 The prOJpfCt of 8 or 9 mtllion more wol'bn lr. 19e!5 than Ln l~wi.th womtn making lP ;;~bout bait lhla inn'ea ......ls lUI t etted m census estlmatea Em ployml!nt of women 3~ to 44 yean. old may spurt ahead during thll per od Tvto trends that indicate thl.l are Women are completmg their fam hes at a younger age lhan formt.rly even though they are hav ng more cbJidrl!n By the t me many mother• are 3S ytars old they csn take a JOb out sldeo the home bec:aute all their ch ldren are in school - --- Fur, Leathers, Taking Place Of Rare Jewels NEW YORK UP - Thl.!l weelc In Manhtltan All t!lat slittl!'fl Ia only part gold n some or the fall Jewelry the rPM a fur or leather one ~ortume jewelry wnuraeturer Coro mtroduced a eoiJeetlon of braceleta pendant: cuff I nks and earrln1s in leopard Tbe only touch of metal was m tile s mulated gold aett ng for the Jur The firm also showed leather m such shades- as wmter navy plum red and emprald green formmg the Jewel eenter for gOld r mmed bra elets e:uTmgs pms and pendants Pe u&nu or h1c laval e•s or our grandmother s day are featured 1n mo~t new jeWI!Iry collerttons. The fash1on coordinatiOn Jnstttute for the nd ustry repotted iOme pendants swwg ng from necklaces ZO to 25 nt-het long The nst tute rep )r[C\1 these other h gh Jgbts P ns of all sues w II be worn m x 01' m2:tch on hpel! or for vatlety on the pocket rial' ot a su1t or the !leeve of a toat Jewelry f'olors w II blend w1th costumes ex(ept when the clothes are black Then the ruJe 1s con lrast ng color But topaz jewelry w lJ be on the counters by the ton to go w1th the whole famtly of browns: m the new elothes. Other leadmg' shades wiU be ern erald ruby and a smoky ehareo;~J tone wlntb one manufacturer called blac!!: d amond Gold art4 silver Jewelry will have a texb.:red appearance-desenbed by he msUtute as like the veins m 1 leaf New York DeiiJnel'll who t.-o wef!ks agD pr~nted their new styleg left skirt lengths a1 1s for fall But !Orne deSigners tn London and Rome thil weet fea tured bemJmes as mueh d 1'7 mches from the floor Wbetber this aborter skirt will be featured ln Pari& ..W wont know until DI!Xl wtJek when tbe Freneb collect.ion.ll mcludlng tbe one rrom ChrlJtian 1)1or wlJl be ahown \, /low much would you steal if you h4d the chance? Langsville ......... ,.. ........,......... lltte Mr- deN ht N.-Jrt. ••lp tile •••• ••lll•rieae:ell ..,at If,..-..... ..td. .., .......................... ••l1en wiU _,._ •• h ........ ......,,.... ...... • • "IIAMaJON w•JCIIII - t. 0 .,.,. ...... ......, ...... _...,..., s.,.,"" ,,...r Collins �I ' ' ' 4-Dally Sent!De~ Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., July 29, 1957 ·----------- J.l LONG WT • • • • • By Alan Mav• Drought • Parched--...;;-.' lf.lil ' Is Facm' g "'' East It More Dry Weather ~<~k ' Hartford's Jtesson Edges Miller, 4·1 Tucker SJams· 1 Aadb ·. ff Homer Le In 7t Innm'g BASEBALL RESULT ., UNITaD . . .u NATIONAL LIAGUI :':'7 ~·~40 ~ '79 Milwaukee L. ~ St. Louis ~ M . R k. p· h · Adds S -,1 I oo Ie 1 c er easons Spectacular Act Onto Record ~~ · I Brooklyn 41 .MS 1 ~ By Untt.d p,... t:ed Kluszewaki homered for CinCincinnati ~ 43 .:H7 2Yz emnati. s ~ Von McDaruel added t~e ~eaCurt Simmons won his IOt·h met in ugreat pitcher'• duel un- Ph.'I d I m 1a e P a day at Mtddleport wiUI. Hes.son M 43 ·541 2 son's most spectacular pltchmg d ki S d h' commg Gut on top 4-1 to keep the New York 43 M .<Ka 13itl ptrformance to hls amazing' game IQ roo _e _Jack _anfor IS Hartford •)IJlcr~ tu~d for the OVt\ Pittaburgh 36 82 .367 21 achievmenta today while the St. ~t~h as th\Pbdhes whipped the 1 1 ltadersh\\1 with Racine which Chteago 32 81 -3;44 221.<:! Loulll Cardinali added aD edte tn ny C::~n~'sS''•a~:if~~d ft in Gr:h~ rlownerl ·Pt. Pleasant ia aaother Sunday'~ Rewha the vital ·'loat column" to their ntnth sent over thee win~ing run close on,, 3-l. B~klyn 7 Ciru:ln.nall 2 , rea.oos for believing th~ll come the o cncr and h whacked a Gailip&Jis. idle because Cool Philadelphia 3 Ch~caco 2 (b.,t) out of top in the Nation1l Ceasue's two.run ~ ...uble beloree Ed Bou~::hee vllle ha~'>, apparently dropped out Philadelphia 7 Chacago J (2~d) hmtast111: live--team 1 d e d a th ree-run homer when N td race . expo of the league for the baJ,ance of !W Yor k 2 Mil wau kce 0 (Ill!) The 18-year-o Von, who II$ned the Phillies kayoed Di k Drott the schedule. Uu~orcti.cally woo Milwaukee 5 New York 3 (2nd) a SSO.OOO bonus contract onlY six with five runs in the se~enth inmonths ago, pitched a one-hitter nina: of the night ' also. which left them a mathema· St. Louis 4 Pa~tsburgh 0 (laO St. L?uls 9 P1Lt8burgh 8 (2nd, 11 Sundar as the C~rdinals whipped Whit• s. .C:,~.nce l•cal cha'nce at the title. M1ddl(M)ort, now 6-4 with GaiUinntnRI) the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4.0 and The Chicago White Sox defeated FOOTBALL IMMORTAL Harold (Red) Grange was among pol as, would need a fftk'acle to Saturday'• ults 9-8. Gene Baker'• second • 'inning the Baltimore Oriolea 4-3 and Chicago 6 Phila~elph.ia 1 double was t~e blow tbat de- arlvanced within aY.t 'pm~a of other all-time gnd greats who backed the National FoolbaJ! share 10:-the flag. Hartfot<' tallied one run in the Brooklyn S Cincmnah 3 prlved Mc:DciJ?-Ie-1 of the first per- fint plaee in the American League League's controversial draft system and reserve cla1.1se. farst, second, fifth abd aeventb In· Mtlwaukee li New York 2 feet g21me m :nodern National when tbe New'York Yankeea aplit Grange addressed a House committee probing the effects of nmgs wfi•le Middleport could. cet PittJburgh t St. Louls 2 League history as be fanned four a double-header with the Detroit a Supreme Court ruling which plaeed pro football under the but one Jn the (1ft" as ·Hllles lin· '!'UMCIII''' Game• and did not permit another run· Tigers. The Tigers won tbe open- owner of the Chicago Bears, and committee chairman Emangled wit~ one out and wttb t,..o Brooklyn at Chacago . . . ncr to reach base. • er, &-5, but the Yankeea toolJ lhe ownerr of the Chicago Bears, and co mmittee chairman Emanout Bobby Nelson 11ingled tUm Philadelphia at ClllCln~aU, mght Tl'le sweep enabled the Cardf- nightcap, 4-3, In 15 Innings. The ual Celler. (International) Plttllburgh at Milwaukee, night nail' to move within three percent-- BOBton Red Sox outslugged the home fr4m second base. _ _:____-=-~.,.-,-------~ Bub SJ:lvers !'Cored In tbe first New York at St. Louis, night age points of the (lrat-place Mil- Cleveland Indians, 9-8, and the AMERICAN LIAGUE waukee Braves•. who apllt with Kansas City Athletics won their when he_: led off with a single and scored oil a error. ~obby Layne W. L. Pet. GB the New York Giants, and left flnt doubte.header of the year, got h.om .. m the thlrd aft« walk- New York 62 34 .646 them with .11 one-game edJe ln the 6-2, &nd 3-2, in 11 inningz over the ing with~two out, ~teorlng after an Chicago ~ 31 .611 3\i.t tost column on both the Braves Wuhington Senators in -the other error aJ1G on Heuon'.s single. Boston a2 .M2 10 1nd third-place Brooklyn Dodgers AL gamea. tB 48 .~ 1t and a two-game eda:e in the same Lary Doby singled home the In the· fifth Stiver. araln led Cleveland A n,ear full-house saw Racme's Wise led nff w1th smgics but Bfl.o off with;' hit, this tl.me a double, Detroit t8 48 .SOO 14 .column on the Cincinnati Redlegs Ue-breaklng run in the seventh in· 48 M .419 18 e.nd PhJladelphia PhUlies. nlng for the White Sox and rookie Little T.eaguers dump the Middle· hn popped nut and Wolfe hnncd and scor;d on Gerald ClJrk't tin· Baltlmon gle Big"';Luther Tucker added Kans•s City 38 80 .S7a 28 McDaniel's vietor:y wa• hia fifth Blll Fischer and Dixie, Howell pro- port Indiana of that town's league subs Thompson and McKmney margan tn the tcore when be lei't· Waahmgton 3~ 64 .354 28'h against two loases 1nd bis •econd tected the margin over the last 8-1 Saturday night In a benefit Both managers substJ tuted freeSunclay•1 Resutt1 1hutout. His four previous wins two innings, BonUJ boy Billy O' gliflle at BaChtel Field when Du· ly m the la st mnmg to get <tiJ nff with/ a solo homer off Miller in the tb'p of the &eventb. Chleago t Baltimore 3 were, over contenders and be now Dell suffered hill fifth defeat fot' ane Wee FO!f.Y Wttlfe fanned !3, their httlc leaguers in the ga me. baa yielded only 38 hits in &7 in- Baltimore despite homers by Jack walke4l three in a shaky third in Hartford could get only six hits Boston 9 Cleveland 8 Gene Wise was th e only Middle ning, and s.Ilowed only three hit!. porter to see Wolfe's pitchmg. He orr Millt!r but they were bunebed. Klnsas Cit.y 6 Washington 2 (l.st) nlnga while. compiling 1 2.88 ERA. Durham and Gus Triandoi. The talllsh and rangy 12·year- had a perfe~t mght with two si nanc! twor C01ltly fielding erron; Kanau City 3 Washiniton 2 (2nd Homtr WIM Nlghtcep Mickey Mantle walked dnd old was the big difference be- gle.~ and a walk. hurt. Mil~er fanned 11 and walked (11 innings) The bor, was all the Cardinals only twti for a 8uperb exhibition Detroit 6 New York ~ (1st) ['(!quired n tbe opener but they scored on Bill Skowron's triple to tween the clubs of Woody Call Due to .schedule diffitultlcs. wh1lc lef;~Y Gene Hes1on fam~ed New York 4 Detroit 3 (2nd, 13 nl*led the e<~mblned efforts of gain the Yankee• a split after the and Larff Morrison. Mr. Morrison bad to turn down 10 and Walked four. ~ nnlnga) thtee DJeD to win the nightcap. Tigers won the first game on Against opener Charley Bush CaU's invitation for a "retUrn" Hartford'; 101 010 100--4 6 0 Sfturday•a R..ulh itldle Kaako doub~ed to eap a J. W. Porter'S' three · run pinch he rapj>elj a double, facing rebe~· match. M•rldlepo,rt 000 010 ~1 4 2 Washington 6 Kansas City 4 three-run ninth-inning rally that double, Frank .Bolling's Solo home- er Johnny Singer he collected 3 Racine 240 2()().....6 7 0 tied the score, Hoyt Wilhelm held run and Lou Sleater's late-inning single and double and against Middleport Hessorr and Tucker. MiUer and New York 4 Detroit 3 000 001-1 3 1 ,·, Clevc•·-d 7 Boaton 2 the Pirate• ICOl'elen tar the next clutch relief pitcbJng. Relief. ace Russ MaEihinney M banged out Wolfe and Howell Bush (LP), Ca ll. uw d J C nn1 ha Bob Grim pitched the Yankees 1 1 a triple. He was four for four, • RACINI WINS Bi.IUmore 5 Chicago 2, night ~~~n~\~:~f!a~t upoewlt~ hl:~lx: out of ba&e!·filled tame& in both getting four of his team's seven Singer (2), McElhmnf!y (5), and l>y Cbel TannehiiJ Singer, Bush (2) Time!~ hitting and errors be1P· TIJ•aday'• Game• the 14th and 13th innings to pick / ed Rae~ squeak paRt ft. Pte•a- Kansu City at New York twmer of the aeuon in tbe 11th up his lOth vittory compared to hit.. MeanwhUe, his fastr ball was INJURitjiS ALREADY A picnk at the fair grounds on a date yel(t(, he set is being : ant whi went down to Its eighth Chicago at Washington, night ln~~~~ny Antonelli pitched a a:ev- three defeats zipping past Mtd dle;:k'; batters BURLINGTON, Vt. UP - Ron fathered tn the minds of o fftcl als of the County Little an Wde fr •,t P , ~:~Y a a:o!%~\er ~h~ Cleveland at Baltimore, night en • hitter to belt the Bravea for Ted WiiJiams had four hlt 11 in and only J ohnny Si;g~Jl seemed Nery, rook!'! tockle from / Kanlas 0 1 Pony League for all players and managers Detroit at Boston, night the fourth time, 1-0, but Milwau· four tries and raiaed his batting to be able to match him closely State, suffer ed a broken bone in . . t b . 'l d l · k hia mate( picked up ievta bingles International Loa1uo kee gained 1 split wben Gene average to .378 as: the Red Sox 'k . t' A l1 e 1Y orgamza 10n IS gom g O c In VI e 0 pte up oft De•n.oFrazier, the best 'pltch.er Columbus s RoebeBter 4:; staged four.run rallies In both the ln &peed. He pitched his heart out hn hand and Emlcn Tunnell; defensive back who holds the Na· ' tab for wie ners , buns and lemonade for a bout 175 Point h'~ "· come up with thlo year. Conley whipped the Giants for the . l Miami 1 Toronto t (ht) third Ume In 10 days, 5-3. WiHie seventh and eighth lnnmg1. Wil· In two and one third innings. Pre-game "donaUom'' sold by ttonal Football ~gue record fQr young men be[ween the ages of e ight anc 16 This matter In the· bird a walk, ltJeNieldel'li Miami 8 Toronto 5 (2nd) Mays &mashed four straight Sin- Iiams' bits Included hia 29th home not quite se~Ued now. But The Desk is hopmg it will be single, i.'ilother walk, and a hit Richmond 4 Buffalo o (1st) gles in the opener for the Olanta run and .a two-run double while each club netted app:roximatcly mtereephon3, sprained his right to the Mlddlrport league and ankle during the New York Giantl' Middleport'~ SporU; Center pi- has b~en mvited to make the tro- batsmanf scored one r~~ tor 1;1.• RJehmond 4 Buffalo 1 (2nd, 1lnn.) while Ed Mathew~ two . run, Vic Wertz hit a paJr of two--run $75 $40 to the County League in. Pom· two - hour Saturday scrimm1ge. Joted by Kcntly McEihmncy anti phy pre~cntaltons It w1li be a cine. In the fifth a walk, an error, Hnana 2 Mantreal 1 nat 1 tn11 ) In homers for the Indiana. aocrtfice, ond 'La r r., • · fourth- 1nn 1ng a gle was the big eroy. The gate was good for The Giants rested Sunday. otter St.b.rt•s': Long John Parsom has vOlunteer- pravilcge and an honor t "' Havana 3 MontreaL 0 (2nd) blow for the Braves In the second enough to cover $18 in light ex working twice daily for 10 days. . ed to foot the bill on mdJvl(lual Wolfe's .single plated another. Amerlun .a. 110clallon game. penses and $:l for a sound system · trophies for the wLnner of each Now for less plen.~ant talk In the .'Sixth, ex·Coolvillite John· Omaha 1 Indianapolis 0 (at, 7 The Dodgers cut Milwaukee's plua a couple of bucks. The first couflty library in tha lea gue A nicer gesture from Mlti· L1ltle I.A'a~ue Secretary - treu D)' Riebel doubled, lr. Wolfe w:is Jnn.) margin over them to a gameRacin ~ got two in the first 011 United States w,s dedicated a't Vail dleporl to Pomeroy J can't con· urcr Tracy Wha lcv rcporu one safe on 'an error and Jtlubel ti.l· Indianapolis 4 Omaha 2 (2nd) and-a.hall when Johnny Podres a walk to Peanuts Wickline, Wert Ohio . in 1901. · ce1ve. l[ in!ICrlptaoll.'l are dcslrerl team has ra•leJ compietc\y nn the lied to Close out Racine scoring, Denver 8 Wichita 0 (1st, 7 Inn.) • acatte~d · nine hit.a and Carl Fu· Wolfe's dGuble scoring him , an.l ,;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;..;;;;'-";:;;;;;;;=-tt on the tropl)le8, parent!! are a~k JOh of turning m money to cover Point Plea.sant i~ored in t h,e W1ehita 8 Denver 2 (2nd) rlllo hit the eighth grand 1lam· Ted ltaUey's single. They added ed tO provLde them. One cou ldn'l_ Jnsuram•! <·usts for iiH lads Some elghtt\ when MeutienW:rger llh'IMJipolla 8 Louitv11le 4 mer of hl1 maJor leaj2ue career four In the second u Bush walkIn a 7·2 vletory over the Redlegs. expect the Sports Ce nter to · do' other teams are far from bclng safe on an qror and Rod ·W.n.i Charluton & St Paul 2 ed leadoff man Jeff Lee, tanned Icy singled. hindu Henderio~ tintha,, too. un tlw r•ght s~rie <til the way. NEW YORK (UP)-Here are Roy Howell and Howard Johnson Tho ohepp"d of th~-'"'"'"" filets and figures Qn Singer came i n arid got Larry _:::::___:::::::;:..::;_.::_.:.:._ -Several teams huvc mel the1r glcd RacineMeut.coberaer 001 011hnme. OCl0-3 1 1 Floyd Patterson - Hurricane Price on a grounder but walked uhi1gattoos in toto. 1111 league offl Pt. PleaSAnt 000 000 010--1 f. 2 son heavyweight title fisht: Wickline, and Wolfe got his sin Mon. July ·29 ccrs had requester! two month~ Wolfe and MeNicklc•\ trazier. Principals· Champion Floyd Pat- glo' .-.. June Allyson Jack Lemon "YOU CAN'T RUN ago ll certaanly Is not f;1ir to par- and R. Wamaley. tenon, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., \ vs. Ted Bailey's triple sent thre~ · AWAY FROM IT" cnls who have pu1d, and to the NEW YORK UP - Floyd Pat- Seattle, Waab. , Aug.' 22. That'8 Tommy (Jiurrieane) Jadtson, St. home and Radne taeked on two (Cinemascape-Technlcolor) mana,l{crs who have so organized teraon, m~klng hie flr«t defense of more than the $17ft,OOO guarantee Albans, N. Y. more in the fourth when with ont: - also·1 Llwir hoy~ that the t•oilectlons t~e heavyweight crown, will try to for tonight'!! xbeduled 15-rounder. Title at Stake Patterson's world out Wolle doubled , Bailey \Yas Ray Milland Mapreen O'Har• were Olflde, for some teams to la g. Patterson, who now llvet at Mt. heavyweight championship. 1bffen Tommy Hurricane Jack· safe on an error. Arnott walk'ed ~'LIS80N" Mr Wh11ley sa.n tiu•se payment• son within five rounda tonight it vernon, N. Y., 11 1 lop-sided fiVOr· Diltance: 1~ rounds. and Sargent was safe on a r1eld· (Naturama·Technicolor) must he made. the sooner the bettbreatenlnl weather permits their i1e to beat Jack1pn, who now llvel' er!s choice. Singer bnned Lee to Tu..._ & W•d. July 30-31 Site: Polo Ground•. ler , .UHI not IHt<'r Ihan the end of outdoor fla:ht at the PoJo Grounl!b. at St. Albans N.Y. for many reaTime: 10 p.m. e.d.t. end it. FAMILY NIGHTS next wt•ek hy 11Ji !n Cil llJI That'• the latett word from the aona ' ' Betting: Patterson favored at 5-I Middleport had· a rally going in ' 2 Adult Tlcfcot• •dmlt1 c:tr Full Larry Brown, Parkersburg, W younaeat of henywei(lht champa · to win, 8-~ for kayo. the third when Wolfe with one Robert Taylor -"E~eanor Parker Va ., &,~ndaY pllllned hh Hmbon Thc fl'<' Is $2 for Llttle LeaguCHICAGO (UP) - lndiJna foot· who b favored 1t &-1 to win and On lmpNUiw Streak Weather Forecast: R1ln. , out walked Bratton, then with two "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" Horne'\ to t he front ' to wm the er s, $2 .60 fur Pony l. ~aguen How ball eoaeh Phil Olekel'l.l was lUI· at U to 1core a knockout. Firtt, youllJ Floyd seeks his (Cinemucope•Technicolor) Poatponement D at fil; Tuesday, out walked "linger and W'lSe, but Fut Feature, the Australian l'ur- Rbout It" pendcd by the Bli Ten for one And the latest repc~rt tram the ltth straight victory. He's on lJl J 1 30 f" -aiso-suU a& well as the first ft'ast He-al, Bush l{tounded out. ~one Powet Anne Baxter year today for offerln1 IUeaaJ weather bureau wu: "Scattered lmpre11ive wlnnlna 1treak. Only u Y · at Claybanlu Speedway Fhushlng payments to proapective' atblete!. thundershowers may blow over one of bia opponentl In hi& laat Promoter· EmU Lenc' or BrookDIVE" aecond in the Fast Feature was lyn. tom of the sixth AS ":;;;;;::i;;::i~':,' It waa the moat aevere penalty befon time for the bout"-10 p. 13 bouts evaded a knockout. Probable Attend1nee: 2~,000: iiiii Jack Nlckles. Oak Hill, driving No upon an individual ln cGnftreDee m. e. d. t. 02. Tom Brown, Jaek~on, Ohio. The man was Jaekron-in their Probable Gate: $2M,OOO. hlslory. Little EmU Lenoe, the tndcpend· first bout 13 months .JL&O. But Ttleviaion: NationaUy by NBC, placed third. The 1uspan1lon meant that Dlek- ent promoter who 1.1 ehallengina: Ken Kina: won the slow fe11t ure many believe the only reason the with 7~mUe blackoot In New York l'n! will not be able to partlcfpato the power of blJ Jim Norris' Jnfollowed bY Jack McQuaid. lhyHurriclne was still on hla feet at area. · · tn caaehlng the H001ler1 tor thlll ternational Boxlnt Club predietl denvllle, 0 .• and Jim Re ed, VInton, Radio: Natlonally by NBC. 19~1 nuon ud unlu1 the unJVer- 27.000 fana and a Jate• rana:ina the end of their 12 rounds in M1di1on Square Garden Wll the: 'IV·RADIO Receipts : $1'7D,OOO. Oblo First Heat was won by Bohhy 8ALTlMO~tE (UP) Tommy alty suceeasfl.lll)' bld1 · for his rc bet"'''" poo,ooo otld poo.ooo If faet that Patterson fraetured hia FiJhtert' Purse a,: Patterson, Joe Adama, Racine. who was pu~h­ (Th umlcr) Bolt todb y reaped a ln11tstemcnt next [)e«<mbcr, be the bout JOH on ton1Jht: m•re ,tr right band In tbe llftb round. I~,,.,.,~~., of $1'MO() or, I( pre· ed all the way by David Hill. of double reward for holding hL> also wtll ml•• the ttB8 aprlna the flrat lndepehdenUy promoted Short Reltn Ponllll• 40 pe" cent of all net re heavywel1ht title abow In 20 yelrl Reed11vllle, and MdQuald In lht> templ•r throughout the Eastern practice and recruiting. cel. t >t•; Ja~k{lon, no auarantee, ju.l Dickens wu pentUzed (or offer- 11 delayed 24 hour&. Howevflr. Becau1e hli title victory w111 Open golf tournament- a $2,800 No. 33. ' cent all net recelpta. Ing pr01peeta room, bean, bo'tlkj, aome or Ut.Ue Emll'a leu optlmta- only aeven mon~ha and 29 ~~ Second Heat placea went \o Lar- check for rint prize and a berth Socllidi: By re,cree and twc 1')' Brown, Tom Brown and Jark on thc Un1tcd State.<~ Rytler Cup tuition, fees and a aum of ltJOney ttc anlatanta doubt tbat the aate ago, Patter1on'1 re11me would be judges rounds bula, batk· each month. RtlulaU.on• Ptrmit wiU h.ceed $250,000 the lbortNt among heavywelgbt stopped by four~Jl_oint-poaalble ay• Nicklez. lNim Patterson, 22, told friends to- tina• If the unpredictable, war- tem. Finhlhlna: behind Brown In the 1 -t Boll the Los Angeles pro orten aid only OR the baala of computed ' with .. tudentl c=ontrLbuUnJ "t'tl ley to take • bim out In ilaaeln' Jacbon happened to upneed, day, Purault Race were Frances Bene nuh•ct for hiM explosive personaldum. Tuppen Plains, in the 1-'·100 lly, cracked a two-year victory to their oWl'l support to the ex· live round• to help my reputation let him this time. In cnse of a to le11on . the chance of let- Jaeklon victory, they are scheduled and Jaek McQuaid In 33. (h'ought Sul'lday by winning the tent of their faii1liY fln1oee1, 1nd flee tut that mlgh.t pl)lt- for 1 nturn title fllilht at the Polo ln no event more than board, There wi1 plenty of action for Eastel'n Open with a 72-hole 1con• .againat Groundl, Sept. 18. room, booka, tuitloa and fee•. the fant1 11 th.ere wnre numerous 276. four atroke.s better than pt),t ups w1tt-, one roll over. The ehamplon h11n't fought MiKsing out for the Cup team tiona\ Bro1dea.una 1Comp1ny wlll In tbeir return bout Iince he fiattened Moore. but he Fred Art Hawkins Bill televise the W11hinaton Retbldnfwere Hawkins. Wall.andM.lte Tecelve a ~000 waa very lmprealve In that bout Fetchick, Jay lit-bert Rnrl Sum Los Anaetea RIMI exblbltlon foot. a defea1e aa•inat and he ha1 been Impressive In Snead ball iame AuJ. 16 at 11:11 p. m. Radem,cher at tr1lning. He •ppeara to be more exploalve than ever-as he fillhtJ. ' out of a more fl•t·fOQted. 1tance, with leas f*'1work 1nd len leapIn, In with pum:he1. He eoneenttated on a body attack a• ~ t\e ,rroomed 11111 time fot. lonc-wallted Mtl'keY" Miller and Gene Heuon I . Racine Bounces Middleport 8-1 In Little League Classic Tilt Facts, Figures, . On Title Fight Tonight On TV I '' '' I I •i• !' New Furnlhlrt NOTICE " FOK MY OFFICE WILL BE $299.00 BAKER CLOSED FURNITURE 0. The·Brightest Col'lllll In Middleport Dr. K. D. Amsba~ . .LOA S - 7:00 A.M. \o'2:00 A.M. ; LITTLE OJtPHAN ANN!t. NANCY • RacJne Middleport G.Uipollo • POJiero)' PL Pleuant W. L. 7 a 7 a e8 4• a 7 1 8 • 0 ' - l WAQ CWNDEIIING HOW YOU KNEW ... ' ' .' '" -' ·U" Our . ~im¥•nl•nt · Bild·.A·Count . ' . Budget. Ploh F,er Your .Hilme) ·~. ·····-4·f .•.. lmpr,¥ement Pur~hous. . • ·' ·~q Dq~N "L PAYMENT ' J ·- • LO\\!' ~ONTRLY P,lYM!i:NT ' ,. ADD1 ON fRl~l,t,:GES e I • ' • TAI!E.}. 1 ·v·..,. ., ·,.,.,,,.., \ ' ' THeY CAN Tomrn)'. OVA STANDIN•I ' HIWE. THEIR CAMP (.I.-E ' Pomerou'• Bestl • \ ,pme, Drink and Donee on the bankl or the,bNUUIUI Ohio River. STA,R!J\.G AT YOI.JR D4UGH1ER.'' .,ll "·'··· ' j BAR J.VTENS£LY TINY IS J! ProDloter Blurbs Horttord "VACATION·11ME"i TO AUG. 5th HOTEL MARTIN ·) ' ... ClMR ............., Offlee a.... I ·a u. ~ .. 1. tciate" H• • 'ftm.l FROM JULY 28th Under The New Mimagemenl of , Samuel 0. Perry .. t N~ . .. W•. COMPTON, 0. D. PSST.'! NOT7CE.40N fl ~~M~·~id~dl~cc~po~r~t~r~o~t~o~n~e~l~n~~~J;;~~"CRASH ~~~LO~S~~~~N:G~E~L~E:.S~UP~~~T~he~~N~a~·~~~~~be~a~ta~l~an~k7~,~2ll~,y~e~o~,. , ..,...... . . (-~HE SEEMS 708E /.f!.SSIIV' SUMPTHIN' MOST GA.LS ItA$ BUT; WHUT?- ") I ..,., ~~:~:;.s·up ABNER Air National Guard Reports For Training Dickens Rapped By Suspension For Offerings Hayt~aker On- ;.:;: .: .: :-~-:;.: =: _.--_,. . l .__ _.,.: ...,j "-lcJ...::• -v •bruU~_'_''_:..__-,-:..~_c::_;h:•:~'.:_'~toFo:nJh~.~p~~~~o~t!~i~ ~~~~ In Five, Save Ilis Face, Pad Repute or L ___,. \ s.a.:"". ,, patterson Plans To Sti'ffen Jackson Jackson Lands .' I l1 O•flelr •Oll6ET HOW TO <nT For Vera C,overt SPORTS Bo1t's Temper Control Places In On Cup Team '({>, PLEME MAKEH~ 17th Birthday Is Celebrated DESK ClaybankS In 3Fast Races lOWN 'iiOULD I The DAliJI Sentinel \1'1• A rown "IDS t B ' DAILY CROSSWORD a.. W" lj'J·I I I « Uto~. AN' illlltLE YA MAKIN' PEOI'\.t;_ ~ET 'rnl Ti<'- NEJ(T TIME Tt-11> (~~ NEXT tY.lOR GOES 001'1~1- I I I 1 of cruel Iron)', coocent,.:-1 its raln-power throuJh the c~nploino, most of ond lr. Kansas and Colon do, . tbe call~ "Dust Bowl" which readily NEW YORK CUPJ - An impor 1 tlc1 . li11r'h as tb06e of urantum-235, admi\1 hfill more than it needll. I tant step hu bee~ tatum towarr1 ! ~:t nd lht!n you have finlon. th " 1 Cioudv I applylns the workant pr lneaple of pnnc1ple ot the atomic bomb. By UNITED PRISS · · le,s blanke-tc? roost of the atonuc bomb to the dt•struc· Notice all the "all.'' In hla roA di5Lappointlng dawn broke nn 1\w area eutward from the Mil· I tlon of rancer In people. port to the Amerlc1n Auuclatlon the drou~~:ht ·parched East today 115 \ sl~~t.ppl Valley The aouthern At· The Dt·xt steps mo.> turn out t c \ tor tbe Advancement tJf Sdence, fat'mers from 11 states realitl'd !Jntle states and the Gulr region be Jmpo:ss1ble but this it£.•p whkh Bases waa m01t eon.servdive1 and lbllt p romi~Jes of rahef fatled to contmued to be pelted b)· SCilt· hns been taken II;, at lua11t. •I everyone else should be. too. But n1aterlali!e during the mghl. tf-';ed ~ howers , as were the low~;~r chelnical marvel It pcrnuts uran "i ( fission were to take plact j.n a Basing their hopes on a ws.rm ~ 1it LakP.s and the upper Oh!ll lum·238 lo be put 111t0 !ivmg rn ••·l' tumor , the tumor mllfht theft be 11 t'Y. front that inehed its way acros ~ wHhout doing the mice any1 ap· · deitroyed," he aaid. the lower Great Lakes region mto The outlook 'for today uffereci parent h.arm. Be. now iJ Jitudylnl ·tKsw his New York Friday, New EngiQild little to comfort the ttrick~n East Dr. Robert W Base s of New chemical "compler' behrits illfarmers saw themselves one day as shower BClivlty scrupulously Yotk University College o( Met!a· side other antmall, some ot whteu closer to a mulh - nuilion dolla r avoided the area. A few scatter d clne made u~aniu.m sceming!.yJ have tuqwrs. He s•ill J1 making crop disaster. A.lready estimate~ showers were foreea ~t for 1 ; ~ harmless for .h1s mace by attach sure that it is not poilonOU.I.. If of loues on the three - month central AppalaehiBns whale south· mg the electTLcally r:harged atom~ . theso new testa ~nflnn the f1rst dr.o~gbt were runnmg up to 30 wards f!'om the Great Lakes of Lts molec-ule to part o~ the mo l- ones .. t.h~n "use of uranium porl m1lhon dollars. stronger activit)' seemed probable ecule of a baste chemtcal com phyrms m neutron capture tber· _ pound of blood apy of )Iuman tumors mitht be Now, ~ranium as a more or il's'> fea.sthle,'' he reported. pure element 11cts as a potson i1•• str=e the human-or rtJouse-body, ACROSS 3. Ulrds as 21. Wurt. tu other metallic elements do. It 1 Kind of a class tern· kills pnmanly by destroy111g the 4 Man'il berg duck mckname mealiiUre kidneys Furthermore the amount a. Shruba S. Not cut 22. Fellow of uramum needed to k11l quick!~ tJap ) 6 'Mend com· one mQuse ou~ of any two IS pre 9 Dealre 7 Leave vut panlon elsely e,stabilshed 10. Entitles 8 Those In 23. Trouble 12. Long eared Bases injected tus alle,red mole· next to last 2~.)4etal eules mto seven m1ce, in nme rodents round Zd. Long tim ~s this "lethal dose " At the COLUMBUS (UP)-SotDe 2,000 lS Pls.it Ln teeth I sports) end of SO days, all seven were not members of the Ohio Air National , 1111all wave1 9. I aland off ~7. A pia.) 8al•rbf'• A.uwu only alive but healthilY growm 14 Guard were to arrive tOOtr at AtU . Wayside toast or on worda 33. Value This result he duphc<ttet.l m t vo pe~a, frh<!h .•. to begin a two wt;ek hotels 34 Species Asia Minor 28 Corda other sets of.mice. tr~1nlng pertod at PhelpsJ ~lhRIS 1~. Pet name 11. Celerity 30 One , of for a But uramum in the saml' A1r NRtJOnal Guard Base. · 15. Astern IntolerantlY· pUlar relat1v1 amounts p ut 111 the chemical form 'The a1rmen and officers~ft for 17. Open devoted to 35. Melody 16. Bone of acel~te or mtrate k11led all ui A.lpena short\~ .after Fr!dtir mld · 36. Chatter lpoet.) l'lis own (anat.) of his "control" miCe wllhln three mght from trammg basel liear Co20. Decay bel1eta , 38. Self 17. Often days. lumbus, Sprmgfleld, Akron • Can(poet.) The livers of these i9 were ~.11 ton , Toled? and Mansfield. 18. Iron 11ym.) depleted of a vital substance. and The~ w!ll serve as an active 19. Written the1r kidney tubes were destroyed ~uty Jet ftgh.t er org~nizatlon dur· characten in the .manlier typical of urani lffi mg the trammg period thnt ends 22. Relmburaed poisoning. But the livers and kid Aug. 10. 2t. capuai neys of mice who had gotten the:'' -------(lt . ) 2tl. ThLn tin uranium 1n the lorm dev~ed by plate Bases, re\·ealcd not a sign of ab' ·· 18. )lonkey normality, :1. Column So far the pomt is that Base~ 29. Overhead succeeded Ill gethng uranium lllt <J !0. A roll m1ce Without harminJ them Th ~ The lleventemtth birthday of Sl. Btltold! next point is that the compour.d Vera Covert was celebrated Friday s1.To filter which cledr1caliy charged urani evening at her home. Guests were 35. On ttptofl urn aloms joi ned was the porphy- Edward Kitchen, Judy Arnold and ST. Tibeto.n rin that is fuund m hemin, whLcn Frank Gheen. wl)d ... w11l so und confusing untai 1t ts , x38. RUb Out Birthday cake, ice cream &nd plllllled. 39.cokes were served by Mrs. Ernest voce · The porphyrins ar•) tlet'tvcd frvm covert and Barbara and Betty Co40. Youn.c aowa ~;J-t-t-t-i~loot-t-t-t-1 pyrrole a most basic chemteal vert. Dancmg and television were U . Tkt)' ~1 J compound smce.:. from •t are de enjoyed br the (uests. .f2, Trtn riveU such lu.ndamenlals as pro ~l.§o present were ErneS'l Covert DOWN . , Ieins and chlorophyll. A porphynn and sons, David ~nd Charle~. 1. A copy is lhe basis of hcrntn, 11 substance 2. Merit fouhd in bloon. But for the purposes of Dase:.' MOOREHEAD, Minn (UP) DAU.Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It <"ontinumg expenfllelnt.s, the 1m Dale Glawe, 3, crawled Into an A X Y D t. B A A X R portance of pol'1)hyriu i!> that when abandone1~ ic-e bcX' with a toy tetelfil L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W injected mto livmg bodtes 1t seem:; phone and tus pet cat a nd closed One letteralmply Btand• fOr another. In thiJaamp!e A 111 uat to concentrate In tUmors and if'- th~t door. He was found Buffocated for the ~hree L'IJ. X for the two O's, etc. Single lettera, a~· pamed tissues of ,those bodies ~> :v.o hours la rcr. trophea, the length and formation of the words are all lllftl Jf you ean comhtne rad ioactive c------~ l'ach day the ~ode Jett~ra are diUerent. uram uUl 235 :Vitp porphyrin, the The nld-time Country store still 1 tt '· h operat~s at Bainbridge, OhlQ. Of· ·~ C to quo......,.on a er may ue t e vc 1lll'ie wh1c 1 • f d f d ' "A eyp rnm WlJI cat•ry the urani um uno a ere or Slil1e are- nat 1ve rna e rugs " ' . K .X M 1 M c H ~ ··13 v X M· 1!. R :r.t;-a'· A ·0 p !J canc.r. ~ ,. , ,. 1 • ba~~ets 11.nr1 b1rd houses as well as " · · ~ ·· " ' " ' · If thaPhappe~s, the~ ,You could ' ~asp.Ir.aa- tha, .. wheaL hea,rh, pure B C K C F A A V R M- L I F B R 0 A A M, "bombard" the cancer Wit h , nc"· buckwheat flour bd s tone groun ~ ~ • 1 .. yellow meal. Sa~y'• Ceyptoquote; SPEAK WITH THE aPEECH 01 trons" from an atomic reactor THE WORLD, THINK WITH THE THOUGHTS OF THl Neutrons are particles of atomic Hessvi\le, Ohio, was known os F&W _ JOHH' HAY', nuclei which tiave no electrical "Cashtown" 10 1837 when 11 had the first · store in the county poyPlltrlbut•4 ,b7 Kina 7"tu* iJlg for farm produee. I i' , . Iature Atom Bomb May Cur~ Icancer In Mice Then Humans J. . Ga Min• !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Ml~dleport, 0., July 29, 1987 I ' I ,. I' • ...'• . " .. �I ' ' ' 4-Dally Sent!De~ Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., July 29, 1957 ·----------- J.l LONG WT • • • • • By Alan Mav• Drought • Parched--...;;-.' lf.lil ' Is Facm' g "'' East It More Dry Weather ~<~k ' Hartford's Jtesson Edges Miller, 4·1 Tucker SJams· 1 Aadb ·. ff Homer Le In 7t Innm'g BASEBALL RESULT ., UNITaD . . .u NATIONAL LIAGUI :':'7 ~·~40 ~ '79 Milwaukee L. ~ St. Louis ~ M . R k. p· h · Adds S -,1 I oo Ie 1 c er easons Spectacular Act Onto Record ~~ · I Brooklyn 41 .MS 1 ~ By Untt.d p,... t:ed Kluszewaki homered for CinCincinnati ~ 43 .:H7 2Yz emnati. s ~ Von McDaruel added t~e ~eaCurt Simmons won his IOt·h met in ugreat pitcher'• duel un- Ph.'I d I m 1a e P a day at Mtddleport wiUI. Hes.son M 43 ·541 2 son's most spectacular pltchmg d ki S d h' commg Gut on top 4-1 to keep the New York 43 M .<Ka 13itl ptrformance to hls amazing' game IQ roo _e _Jack _anfor IS Hartford •)IJlcr~ tu~d for the OVt\ Pittaburgh 36 82 .367 21 achievmenta today while the St. ~t~h as th\Pbdhes whipped the 1 1 ltadersh\\1 with Racine which Chteago 32 81 -3;44 221.<:! Loulll Cardinali added aD edte tn ny C::~n~'sS''•a~:if~~d ft in Gr:h~ rlownerl ·Pt. Pleasant ia aaother Sunday'~ Rewha the vital ·'loat column" to their ntnth sent over thee win~ing run close on,, 3-l. B~klyn 7 Ciru:ln.nall 2 , rea.oos for believing th~ll come the o cncr and h whacked a Gailip&Jis. idle because Cool Philadelphia 3 Ch~caco 2 (b.,t) out of top in the Nation1l Ceasue's two.run ~ ...uble beloree Ed Bou~::hee vllle ha~'>, apparently dropped out Philadelphia 7 Chacago J (2~d) hmtast111: live--team 1 d e d a th ree-run homer when N td race . expo of the league for the baJ,ance of !W Yor k 2 Mil wau kce 0 (Ill!) The 18-year-o Von, who II$ned the Phillies kayoed Di k Drott the schedule. Uu~orcti.cally woo Milwaukee 5 New York 3 (2nd) a SSO.OOO bonus contract onlY six with five runs in the se~enth inmonths ago, pitched a one-hitter nina: of the night ' also. which left them a mathema· St. Louis 4 Pa~tsburgh 0 (laO St. L?uls 9 P1Lt8burgh 8 (2nd, 11 Sundar as the C~rdinals whipped Whit• s. .C:,~.nce l•cal cha'nce at the title. M1ddl(M)ort, now 6-4 with GaiUinntnRI) the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4.0 and The Chicago White Sox defeated FOOTBALL IMMORTAL Harold (Red) Grange was among pol as, would need a fftk'acle to Saturday'• ults 9-8. Gene Baker'• second • 'inning the Baltimore Oriolea 4-3 and Chicago 6 Phila~elph.ia 1 double was t~e blow tbat de- arlvanced within aY.t 'pm~a of other all-time gnd greats who backed the National FoolbaJ! share 10:-the flag. Hartfot<' tallied one run in the Brooklyn S Cincmnah 3 prlved Mc:DciJ?-Ie-1 of the first per- fint plaee in the American League League's controversial draft system and reserve cla1.1se. farst, second, fifth abd aeventb In· Mtlwaukee li New York 2 feet g21me m :nodern National when tbe New'York Yankeea aplit Grange addressed a House committee probing the effects of nmgs wfi•le Middleport could. cet PittJburgh t St. Louls 2 League history as be fanned four a double-header with the Detroit a Supreme Court ruling which plaeed pro football under the but one Jn the (1ft" as ·Hllles lin· '!'UMCIII''' Game• and did not permit another run· Tigers. The Tigers won tbe open- owner of the Chicago Bears, and committee chairman Emangled wit~ one out and wttb t,..o Brooklyn at Chacago . . . ncr to reach base. • er, &-5, but the Yankeea toolJ lhe ownerr of the Chicago Bears, and co mmittee chairman Emanout Bobby Nelson 11ingled tUm Philadelphia at ClllCln~aU, mght Tl'le sweep enabled the Cardf- nightcap, 4-3, In 15 Innings. The ual Celler. (International) Plttllburgh at Milwaukee, night nail' to move within three percent-- BOBton Red Sox outslugged the home fr4m second base. _ _:____-=-~.,.-,-------~ Bub SJ:lvers !'Cored In tbe first New York at St. Louis, night age points of the (lrat-place Mil- Cleveland Indians, 9-8, and the AMERICAN LIAGUE waukee Braves•. who apllt with Kansas City Athletics won their when he_: led off with a single and scored oil a error. ~obby Layne W. L. Pet. GB the New York Giants, and left flnt doubte.header of the year, got h.om .. m the thlrd aft« walk- New York 62 34 .646 them with .11 one-game edJe ln the 6-2, &nd 3-2, in 11 inningz over the ing with~two out, ~teorlng after an Chicago ~ 31 .611 3\i.t tost column on both the Braves Wuhington Senators in -the other error aJ1G on Heuon'.s single. Boston a2 .M2 10 1nd third-place Brooklyn Dodgers AL gamea. tB 48 .~ 1t and a two-game eda:e in the same Lary Doby singled home the In the· fifth Stiver. araln led Cleveland A n,ear full-house saw Racme's Wise led nff w1th smgics but Bfl.o off with;' hit, this tl.me a double, Detroit t8 48 .SOO 14 .column on the Cincinnati Redlegs Ue-breaklng run in the seventh in· 48 M .419 18 e.nd PhJladelphia PhUlies. nlng for the White Sox and rookie Little T.eaguers dump the Middle· hn popped nut and Wolfe hnncd and scor;d on Gerald ClJrk't tin· Baltlmon gle Big"';Luther Tucker added Kans•s City 38 80 .S7a 28 McDaniel's vietor:y wa• hia fifth Blll Fischer and Dixie, Howell pro- port Indiana of that town's league subs Thompson and McKmney margan tn the tcore when be lei't· Waahmgton 3~ 64 .354 28'h against two loases 1nd bis •econd tected the margin over the last 8-1 Saturday night In a benefit Both managers substJ tuted freeSunclay•1 Resutt1 1hutout. His four previous wins two innings, BonUJ boy Billy O' gliflle at BaChtel Field when Du· ly m the la st mnmg to get <tiJ nff with/ a solo homer off Miller in the tb'p of the &eventb. Chleago t Baltimore 3 were, over contenders and be now Dell suffered hill fifth defeat fot' ane Wee FO!f.Y Wttlfe fanned !3, their httlc leaguers in the ga me. baa yielded only 38 hits in &7 in- Baltimore despite homers by Jack walke4l three in a shaky third in Hartford could get only six hits Boston 9 Cleveland 8 Gene Wise was th e only Middle ning, and s.Ilowed only three hit!. porter to see Wolfe's pitchmg. He orr Millt!r but they were bunebed. Klnsas Cit.y 6 Washington 2 (l.st) nlnga while. compiling 1 2.88 ERA. Durham and Gus Triandoi. The talllsh and rangy 12·year- had a perfe~t mght with two si nanc! twor C01ltly fielding erron; Kanau City 3 Washiniton 2 (2nd Homtr WIM Nlghtcep Mickey Mantle walked dnd old was the big difference be- gle.~ and a walk. hurt. Mil~er fanned 11 and walked (11 innings) The bor, was all the Cardinals only twti for a 8uperb exhibition Detroit 6 New York ~ (1st) ['(!quired n tbe opener but they scored on Bill Skowron's triple to tween the clubs of Woody Call Due to .schedule diffitultlcs. wh1lc lef;~Y Gene Hes1on fam~ed New York 4 Detroit 3 (2nd, 13 nl*led the e<~mblned efforts of gain the Yankee• a split after the and Larff Morrison. Mr. Morrison bad to turn down 10 and Walked four. ~ nnlnga) thtee DJeD to win the nightcap. Tigers won the first game on Against opener Charley Bush CaU's invitation for a "retUrn" Hartford'; 101 010 100--4 6 0 Sfturday•a R..ulh itldle Kaako doub~ed to eap a J. W. Porter'S' three · run pinch he rapj>elj a double, facing rebe~· match. M•rldlepo,rt 000 010 ~1 4 2 Washington 6 Kansas City 4 three-run ninth-inning rally that double, Frank .Bolling's Solo home- er Johnny Singer he collected 3 Racine 240 2()().....6 7 0 tied the score, Hoyt Wilhelm held run and Lou Sleater's late-inning single and double and against Middleport Hessorr and Tucker. MiUer and New York 4 Detroit 3 000 001-1 3 1 ,·, Clevc•·-d 7 Boaton 2 the Pirate• ICOl'elen tar the next clutch relief pitcbJng. Relief. ace Russ MaEihinney M banged out Wolfe and Howell Bush (LP), Ca ll. uw d J C nn1 ha Bob Grim pitched the Yankees 1 1 a triple. He was four for four, • RACINI WINS Bi.IUmore 5 Chicago 2, night ~~~n~\~:~f!a~t upoewlt~ hl:~lx: out of ba&e!·filled tame& in both getting four of his team's seven Singer (2), McElhmnf!y (5), and l>y Cbel TannehiiJ Singer, Bush (2) Time!~ hitting and errors be1P· TIJ•aday'• Game• the 14th and 13th innings to pick / ed Rae~ squeak paRt ft. Pte•a- Kansu City at New York twmer of the aeuon in tbe 11th up his lOth vittory compared to hit.. MeanwhUe, his fastr ball was INJURitjiS ALREADY A picnk at the fair grounds on a date yel(t(, he set is being : ant whi went down to Its eighth Chicago at Washington, night ln~~~~ny Antonelli pitched a a:ev- three defeats zipping past Mtd dle;:k'; batters BURLINGTON, Vt. UP - Ron fathered tn the minds of o fftcl als of the County Little an Wde fr •,t P , ~:~Y a a:o!%~\er ~h~ Cleveland at Baltimore, night en • hitter to belt the Bravea for Ted WiiJiams had four hlt 11 in and only J ohnny Si;g~Jl seemed Nery, rook!'! tockle from / Kanlas 0 1 Pony League for all players and managers Detroit at Boston, night the fourth time, 1-0, but Milwau· four tries and raiaed his batting to be able to match him closely State, suffer ed a broken bone in . . t b . 'l d l · k hia mate( picked up ievta bingles International Loa1uo kee gained 1 split wben Gene average to .378 as: the Red Sox 'k . t' A l1 e 1Y orgamza 10n IS gom g O c In VI e 0 pte up oft De•n.oFrazier, the best 'pltch.er Columbus s RoebeBter 4:; staged four.run rallies In both the ln &peed. He pitched his heart out hn hand and Emlcn Tunnell; defensive back who holds the Na· ' tab for wie ners , buns and lemonade for a bout 175 Point h'~ "· come up with thlo year. Conley whipped the Giants for the . l Miami 1 Toronto t (ht) third Ume In 10 days, 5-3. WiHie seventh and eighth lnnmg1. Wil· In two and one third innings. Pre-game "donaUom'' sold by ttonal Football ~gue record fQr young men be[ween the ages of e ight anc 16 This matter In the· bird a walk, ltJeNieldel'li Miami 8 Toronto 5 (2nd) Mays &mashed four straight Sin- Iiams' bits Included hia 29th home not quite se~Ued now. But The Desk is hopmg it will be single, i.'ilother walk, and a hit Richmond 4 Buffalo o (1st) gles in the opener for the Olanta run and .a two-run double while each club netted app:roximatcly mtereephon3, sprained his right to the Mlddlrport league and ankle during the New York Giantl' Middleport'~ SporU; Center pi- has b~en mvited to make the tro- batsmanf scored one r~~ tor 1;1.• RJehmond 4 Buffalo 1 (2nd, 1lnn.) while Ed Mathew~ two . run, Vic Wertz hit a paJr of two--run $75 $40 to the County League in. Pom· two - hour Saturday scrimm1ge. Joted by Kcntly McEihmncy anti phy pre~cntaltons It w1li be a cine. In the fifth a walk, an error, Hnana 2 Mantreal 1 nat 1 tn11 ) In homers for the Indiana. aocrtfice, ond 'La r r., • · fourth- 1nn 1ng a gle was the big eroy. The gate was good for The Giants rested Sunday. otter St.b.rt•s': Long John Parsom has vOlunteer- pravilcge and an honor t "' Havana 3 MontreaL 0 (2nd) blow for the Braves In the second enough to cover $18 in light ex working twice daily for 10 days. . ed to foot the bill on mdJvl(lual Wolfe's .single plated another. Amerlun .a. 110clallon game. penses and $:l for a sound system · trophies for the wLnner of each Now for less plen.~ant talk In the .'Sixth, ex·Coolvillite John· Omaha 1 Indianapolis 0 (at, 7 The Dodgers cut Milwaukee's plua a couple of bucks. The first couflty library in tha lea gue A nicer gesture from Mlti· L1ltle I.A'a~ue Secretary - treu D)' Riebel doubled, lr. Wolfe w:is Jnn.) margin over them to a gameRacin ~ got two in the first 011 United States w,s dedicated a't Vail dleporl to Pomeroy J can't con· urcr Tracy Wha lcv rcporu one safe on 'an error and Jtlubel ti.l· Indianapolis 4 Omaha 2 (2nd) and-a.hall when Johnny Podres a walk to Peanuts Wickline, Wert Ohio . in 1901. · ce1ve. l[ in!ICrlptaoll.'l are dcslrerl team has ra•leJ compietc\y nn the lied to Close out Racine scoring, Denver 8 Wichita 0 (1st, 7 Inn.) • acatte~d · nine hit.a and Carl Fu· Wolfe's dGuble scoring him , an.l ,;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;..;;;;'-";:;;;;;;;=-tt on the tropl)le8, parent!! are a~k JOh of turning m money to cover Point Plea.sant i~ored in t h,e W1ehita 8 Denver 2 (2nd) rlllo hit the eighth grand 1lam· Ted ltaUey's single. They added ed tO provLde them. One cou ldn'l_ Jnsuram•! <·usts for iiH lads Some elghtt\ when MeutienW:rger llh'IMJipolla 8 Louitv11le 4 mer of hl1 maJor leaj2ue career four In the second u Bush walkIn a 7·2 vletory over the Redlegs. expect the Sports Ce nter to · do' other teams are far from bclng safe on an qror and Rod ·W.n.i Charluton & St Paul 2 ed leadoff man Jeff Lee, tanned Icy singled. hindu Henderio~ tintha,, too. un tlw r•ght s~rie <til the way. NEW YORK (UP)-Here are Roy Howell and Howard Johnson Tho ohepp"d of th~-'"'"'"" filets and figures Qn Singer came i n arid got Larry _:::::___:::::::;:..::;_.::_.:.:._ -Several teams huvc mel the1r glcd RacineMeut.coberaer 001 011hnme. OCl0-3 1 1 Floyd Patterson - Hurricane Price on a grounder but walked uhi1gattoos in toto. 1111 league offl Pt. PleaSAnt 000 000 010--1 f. 2 son heavyweight title fisht: Wickline, and Wolfe got his sin Mon. July ·29 ccrs had requester! two month~ Wolfe and MeNicklc•\ trazier. Principals· Champion Floyd Pat- glo' .-.. June Allyson Jack Lemon "YOU CAN'T RUN ago ll certaanly Is not f;1ir to par- and R. Wamaley. tenon, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., \ vs. Ted Bailey's triple sent thre~ · AWAY FROM IT" cnls who have pu1d, and to the NEW YORK UP - Floyd Pat- Seattle, Waab. , Aug.' 22. That'8 Tommy (Jiurrieane) Jadtson, St. home and Radne taeked on two (Cinemascape-Technlcolor) mana,l{crs who have so organized teraon, m~klng hie flr«t defense of more than the $17ft,OOO guarantee Albans, N. Y. more in the fourth when with ont: - also·1 Llwir hoy~ that the t•oilectlons t~e heavyweight crown, will try to for tonight'!! xbeduled 15-rounder. Title at Stake Patterson's world out Wolle doubled , Bailey \Yas Ray Milland Mapreen O'Har• were Olflde, for some teams to la g. Patterson, who now llvet at Mt. heavyweight championship. 1bffen Tommy Hurricane Jack· safe on an error. Arnott walk'ed ~'LIS80N" Mr Wh11ley sa.n tiu•se payment• son within five rounda tonight it vernon, N. Y., 11 1 lop-sided fiVOr· Diltance: 1~ rounds. and Sargent was safe on a r1eld· (Naturama·Technicolor) must he made. the sooner the bettbreatenlnl weather permits their i1e to beat Jack1pn, who now llvel' er!s choice. Singer bnned Lee to Tu..._ & W•d. July 30-31 Site: Polo Ground•. ler , .UHI not IHt<'r Ihan the end of outdoor fla:ht at the PoJo Grounl!b. at St. Albans N.Y. for many reaTime: 10 p.m. e.d.t. end it. FAMILY NIGHTS next wt•ek hy 11Ji !n Cil llJI That'• the latett word from the aona ' ' Betting: Patterson favored at 5-I Middleport had· a rally going in ' 2 Adult Tlcfcot• •dmlt1 c:tr Full Larry Brown, Parkersburg, W younaeat of henywei(lht champa · to win, 8-~ for kayo. the third when Wolfe with one Robert Taylor -"E~eanor Parker Va ., &,~ndaY pllllned hh Hmbon Thc fl'<' Is $2 for Llttle LeaguCHICAGO (UP) - lndiJna foot· who b favored 1t &-1 to win and On lmpNUiw Streak Weather Forecast: R1ln. , out walked Bratton, then with two "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" Horne'\ to t he front ' to wm the er s, $2 .60 fur Pony l. ~aguen How ball eoaeh Phil Olekel'l.l was lUI· at U to 1core a knockout. Firtt, youllJ Floyd seeks his (Cinemucope•Technicolor) Poatponement D at fil; Tuesday, out walked "linger and W'lSe, but Fut Feature, the Australian l'ur- Rbout It" pendcd by the Bli Ten for one And the latest repc~rt tram the ltth straight victory. He's on lJl J 1 30 f" -aiso-suU a& well as the first ft'ast He-al, Bush l{tounded out. ~one Powet Anne Baxter year today for offerln1 IUeaaJ weather bureau wu: "Scattered lmpre11ive wlnnlna 1treak. Only u Y · at Claybanlu Speedway Fhushlng payments to proapective' atblete!. thundershowers may blow over one of bia opponentl In hi& laat Promoter· EmU Lenc' or BrookDIVE" aecond in the Fast Feature was lyn. tom of the sixth AS ":;;;;;::i;;::i~':,' It waa the moat aevere penalty befon time for the bout"-10 p. 13 bouts evaded a knockout. Probable Attend1nee: 2~,000: iiiii Jack Nlckles. Oak Hill, driving No upon an individual ln cGnftreDee m. e. d. t. 02. Tom Brown, Jaek~on, Ohio. The man was Jaekron-in their Probable Gate: $2M,OOO. hlslory. Little EmU Lenoe, the tndcpend· first bout 13 months .JL&O. But Ttleviaion: NationaUy by NBC, placed third. The 1uspan1lon meant that Dlek- ent promoter who 1.1 ehallengina: Ken Kina: won the slow fe11t ure many believe the only reason the with 7~mUe blackoot In New York l'n! will not be able to partlcfpato the power of blJ Jim Norris' Jnfollowed bY Jack McQuaid. lhyHurriclne was still on hla feet at area. · · tn caaehlng the H001ler1 tor thlll ternational Boxlnt Club predietl denvllle, 0 .• and Jim Re ed, VInton, Radio: Natlonally by NBC. 19~1 nuon ud unlu1 the unJVer- 27.000 fana and a Jate• rana:ina the end of their 12 rounds in M1di1on Square Garden Wll the: 'IV·RADIO Receipts : $1'7D,OOO. Oblo First Heat was won by Bohhy 8ALTlMO~tE (UP) Tommy alty suceeasfl.lll)' bld1 · for his rc bet"'''" poo,ooo otld poo.ooo If faet that Patterson fraetured hia FiJhtert' Purse a,: Patterson, Joe Adama, Racine. who was pu~h­ (Th umlcr) Bolt todb y reaped a ln11tstemcnt next [)e«<mbcr, be the bout JOH on ton1Jht: m•re ,tr right band In tbe llftb round. I~,,.,.,~~., of $1'MO() or, I( pre· ed all the way by David Hill. of double reward for holding hL> also wtll ml•• the ttB8 aprlna the flrat lndepehdenUy promoted Short Reltn Ponllll• 40 pe" cent of all net re heavywel1ht title abow In 20 yelrl Reed11vllle, and MdQuald In lht> templ•r throughout the Eastern practice and recruiting. cel. t >t•; Ja~k{lon, no auarantee, ju.l Dickens wu pentUzed (or offer- 11 delayed 24 hour&. Howevflr. Becau1e hli title victory w111 Open golf tournament- a $2,800 No. 33. ' cent all net recelpta. Ing pr01peeta room, bean, bo'tlkj, aome or Ut.Ue Emll'a leu optlmta- only aeven mon~ha and 29 ~~ Second Heat placea went \o Lar- check for rint prize and a berth Socllidi: By re,cree and twc 1')' Brown, Tom Brown and Jark on thc Un1tcd State.<~ Rytler Cup tuition, fees and a aum of ltJOney ttc anlatanta doubt tbat the aate ago, Patter1on'1 re11me would be judges rounds bula, batk· each month. RtlulaU.on• Ptrmit wiU h.ceed $250,000 the lbortNt among heavywelgbt stopped by four~Jl_oint-poaalble ay• Nicklez. lNim Patterson, 22, told friends to- tina• If the unpredictable, war- tem. Finhlhlna: behind Brown In the 1 -t Boll the Los Angeles pro orten aid only OR the baala of computed ' with .. tudentl c=ontrLbuUnJ "t'tl ley to take • bim out In ilaaeln' Jacbon happened to upneed, day, Purault Race were Frances Bene nuh•ct for hiM explosive personaldum. Tuppen Plains, in the 1-'·100 lly, cracked a two-year victory to their oWl'l support to the ex· live round• to help my reputation let him this time. In cnse of a to le11on . the chance of let- Jaeklon victory, they are scheduled and Jaek McQuaid In 33. (h'ought Sul'lday by winning the tent of their faii1liY fln1oee1, 1nd flee tut that mlgh.t pl)lt- for 1 nturn title fllilht at the Polo ln no event more than board, There wi1 plenty of action for Eastel'n Open with a 72-hole 1con• .againat Groundl, Sept. 18. room, booka, tuitloa and fee•. the fant1 11 th.ere wnre numerous 276. four atroke.s better than pt),t ups w1tt-, one roll over. The ehamplon h11n't fought MiKsing out for the Cup team tiona\ Bro1dea.una 1Comp1ny wlll In tbeir return bout Iince he fiattened Moore. but he Fred Art Hawkins Bill televise the W11hinaton Retbldnfwere Hawkins. Wall.andM.lte Tecelve a ~000 waa very lmprealve In that bout Fetchick, Jay lit-bert Rnrl Sum Los Anaetea RIMI exblbltlon foot. a defea1e aa•inat and he ha1 been Impressive In Snead ball iame AuJ. 16 at 11:11 p. m. Radem,cher at tr1lning. He •ppeara to be more exploalve than ever-as he fillhtJ. ' out of a more fl•t·fOQted. 1tance, with leas f*'1work 1nd len leapIn, In with pum:he1. He eoneenttated on a body attack a• ~ t\e ,rroomed 11111 time fot. lonc-wallted Mtl'keY" Miller and Gene Heuon I . Racine Bounces Middleport 8-1 In Little League Classic Tilt Facts, Figures, . On Title Fight Tonight On TV I '' '' I I •i• !' New Furnlhlrt NOTICE " FOK MY OFFICE WILL BE $299.00 BAKER CLOSED FURNITURE 0. The·Brightest Col'lllll In Middleport Dr. K. D. Amsba~ . .LOA S - 7:00 A.M. \o'2:00 A.M. ; LITTLE OJtPHAN ANN!t. NANCY • RacJne Middleport G.Uipollo • POJiero)' PL Pleuant W. L. 7 a 7 a e8 4• a 7 1 8 • 0 ' - l WAQ CWNDEIIING HOW YOU KNEW ... ' ' .' '" -' ·U" Our . ~im¥•nl•nt · Bild·.A·Count . ' . Budget. Ploh F,er Your .Hilme) ·~. ·····-4·f .•.. lmpr,¥ement Pur~hous. . • ·' ·~q Dq~N "L PAYMENT ' J ·- • LO\\!' ~ONTRLY P,lYM!i:NT ' ,. ADD1 ON fRl~l,t,:GES e I • ' • TAI!E.}. 1 ·v·..,. ., ·,.,.,,,.., \ ' ' THeY CAN Tomrn)'. OVA STANDIN•I ' HIWE. THEIR CAMP (.I.-E ' Pomerou'• Bestl • \ ,pme, Drink and Donee on the bankl or the,bNUUIUI Ohio River. STA,R!J\.G AT YOI.JR D4UGH1ER.'' .,ll "·'··· ' j BAR J.VTENS£LY TINY IS J! ProDloter Blurbs Horttord "VACATION·11ME"i TO AUG. 5th HOTEL MARTIN ·) ' ... ClMR ............., Offlee a.... I ·a u. ~ .. 1. tciate" H• • 'ftm.l FROM JULY 28th Under The New Mimagemenl of , Samuel 0. Perry .. t N~ . .. W•. COMPTON, 0. D. PSST.'! NOT7CE.40N fl ~~M~·~id~dl~cc~po~r~t~r~o~t~o~n~e~l~n~~~J;;~~"CRASH ~~~LO~S~~~~N:G~E~L~E:.S~UP~~~T~he~~N~a~·~~~~~be~a~ta~l~an~k7~,~2ll~,y~e~o~,. , ..,...... . . (-~HE SEEMS 708E /.f!.SSIIV' SUMPTHIN' MOST GA.LS ItA$ BUT; WHUT?- ") I ..,., ~~:~:;.s·up ABNER Air National Guard Reports For Training Dickens Rapped By Suspension For Offerings Hayt~aker On- ;.:;: .: .: :-~-:;.: =: _.--_,. . l .__ _.,.: ...,j "-lcJ...::• -v •bruU~_'_''_:..__-,-:..~_c::_;h:•:~'.:_'~toFo:nJh~.~p~~~~o~t!~i~ ~~~~ In Five, Save Ilis Face, Pad Repute or L ___,. \ s.a.:"". ,, patterson Plans To Sti'ffen Jackson Jackson Lands .' I l1 O•flelr •Oll6ET HOW TO <nT For Vera C,overt SPORTS Bo1t's Temper Control Places In On Cup Team '({>, PLEME MAKEH~ 17th Birthday Is Celebrated DESK ClaybankS In 3Fast Races lOWN 'iiOULD I The DAliJI Sentinel \1'1• A rown "IDS t B ' DAILY CROSSWORD a.. W" lj'J·I I I « Uto~. AN' illlltLE YA MAKIN' PEOI'\.t;_ ~ET 'rnl Ti<'- NEJ(T TIME Tt-11> (~~ NEXT tY.lOR GOES 001'1~1- I I I 1 of cruel Iron)', coocent,.:-1 its raln-power throuJh the c~nploino, most of ond lr. Kansas and Colon do, . tbe call~ "Dust Bowl" which readily NEW YORK CUPJ - An impor 1 tlc1 . li11r'h as tb06e of urantum-235, admi\1 hfill more than it needll. I tant step hu bee~ tatum towarr1 ! ~:t nd lht!n you have finlon. th " 1 Cioudv I applylns the workant pr lneaple of pnnc1ple ot the atomic bomb. By UNITED PRISS · · le,s blanke-tc? roost of the atonuc bomb to the dt•struc· Notice all the "all.'' In hla roA di5Lappointlng dawn broke nn 1\w area eutward from the Mil· I tlon of rancer In people. port to the Amerlc1n Auuclatlon the drou~~:ht ·parched East today 115 \ sl~~t.ppl Valley The aouthern At· The Dt·xt steps mo.> turn out t c \ tor tbe Advancement tJf Sdence, fat'mers from 11 states realitl'd !Jntle states and the Gulr region be Jmpo:ss1ble but this it£.•p whkh Bases waa m01t eon.servdive1 and lbllt p romi~Jes of rahef fatled to contmued to be pelted b)· SCilt· hns been taken II;, at lua11t. •I everyone else should be. too. But n1aterlali!e during the mghl. tf-';ed ~ howers , as were the low~;~r chelnical marvel It pcrnuts uran "i ( fission were to take plact j.n a Basing their hopes on a ws.rm ~ 1it LakP.s and the upper Oh!ll lum·238 lo be put 111t0 !ivmg rn ••·l' tumor , the tumor mllfht theft be 11 t'Y. front that inehed its way acros ~ wHhout doing the mice any1 ap· · deitroyed," he aaid. the lower Great Lakes region mto The outlook 'for today uffereci parent h.arm. Be. now iJ Jitudylnl ·tKsw his New York Friday, New EngiQild little to comfort the ttrick~n East Dr. Robert W Base s of New chemical "compler' behrits illfarmers saw themselves one day as shower BClivlty scrupulously Yotk University College o( Met!a· side other antmall, some ot whteu closer to a mulh - nuilion dolla r avoided the area. A few scatter d clne made u~aniu.m sceming!.yJ have tuqwrs. He s•ill J1 making crop disaster. A.lready estimate~ showers were foreea ~t for 1 ; ~ harmless for .h1s mace by attach sure that it is not poilonOU.I.. If of loues on the three - month central AppalaehiBns whale south· mg the electTLcally r:harged atom~ . theso new testa ~nflnn the f1rst dr.o~gbt were runnmg up to 30 wards f!'om the Great Lakes of Lts molec-ule to part o~ the mo l- ones .. t.h~n "use of uranium porl m1lhon dollars. stronger activit)' seemed probable ecule of a baste chemtcal com phyrms m neutron capture tber· _ pound of blood apy of )Iuman tumors mitht be Now, ~ranium as a more or il's'> fea.sthle,'' he reported. pure element 11cts as a potson i1•• str=e the human-or rtJouse-body, ACROSS 3. Ulrds as 21. Wurt. tu other metallic elements do. It 1 Kind of a class tern· kills pnmanly by destroy111g the 4 Man'il berg duck mckname mealiiUre kidneys Furthermore the amount a. Shruba S. Not cut 22. Fellow of uramum needed to k11l quick!~ tJap ) 6 'Mend com· one mQuse ou~ of any two IS pre 9 Dealre 7 Leave vut panlon elsely e,stabilshed 10. Entitles 8 Those In 23. Trouble 12. Long eared Bases injected tus alle,red mole· next to last 2~.)4etal eules mto seven m1ce, in nme rodents round Zd. Long tim ~s this "lethal dose " At the COLUMBUS (UP)-SotDe 2,000 lS Pls.it Ln teeth I sports) end of SO days, all seven were not members of the Ohio Air National , 1111all wave1 9. I aland off ~7. A pia.) 8al•rbf'• A.uwu only alive but healthilY growm 14 Guard were to arrive tOOtr at AtU . Wayside toast or on worda 33. Value This result he duphc<ttet.l m t vo pe~a, frh<!h .•. to begin a two wt;ek hotels 34 Species Asia Minor 28 Corda other sets of.mice. tr~1nlng pertod at PhelpsJ ~lhRIS 1~. Pet name 11. Celerity 30 One , of for a But uramum in the saml' A1r NRtJOnal Guard Base. · 15. Astern IntolerantlY· pUlar relat1v1 amounts p ut 111 the chemical form 'The a1rmen and officers~ft for 17. Open devoted to 35. Melody 16. Bone of acel~te or mtrate k11led all ui A.lpena short\~ .after Fr!dtir mld · 36. Chatter lpoet.) l'lis own (anat.) of his "control" miCe wllhln three mght from trammg basel liear Co20. Decay bel1eta , 38. Self 17. Often days. lumbus, Sprmgfleld, Akron • Can(poet.) The livers of these i9 were ~.11 ton , Toled? and Mansfield. 18. Iron 11ym.) depleted of a vital substance. and The~ w!ll serve as an active 19. Written the1r kidney tubes were destroyed ~uty Jet ftgh.t er org~nizatlon dur· characten in the .manlier typical of urani lffi mg the trammg period thnt ends 22. Relmburaed poisoning. But the livers and kid Aug. 10. 2t. capuai neys of mice who had gotten the:'' -------(lt . ) 2tl. ThLn tin uranium 1n the lorm dev~ed by plate Bases, re\·ealcd not a sign of ab' ·· 18. )lonkey normality, :1. Column So far the pomt is that Base~ 29. Overhead succeeded Ill gethng uranium lllt <J !0. A roll m1ce Without harminJ them Th ~ The lleventemtth birthday of Sl. Btltold! next point is that the compour.d Vera Covert was celebrated Friday s1.To filter which cledr1caliy charged urani evening at her home. Guests were 35. On ttptofl urn aloms joi ned was the porphy- Edward Kitchen, Judy Arnold and ST. Tibeto.n rin that is fuund m hemin, whLcn Frank Gheen. wl)d ... w11l so und confusing untai 1t ts , x38. RUb Out Birthday cake, ice cream &nd plllllled. 39.cokes were served by Mrs. Ernest voce · The porphyrins ar•) tlet'tvcd frvm covert and Barbara and Betty Co40. Youn.c aowa ~;J-t-t-t-i~loot-t-t-t-1 pyrrole a most basic chemteal vert. Dancmg and television were U . Tkt)' ~1 J compound smce.:. from •t are de enjoyed br the (uests. .f2, Trtn riveU such lu.ndamenlals as pro ~l.§o present were ErneS'l Covert DOWN . , Ieins and chlorophyll. A porphynn and sons, David ~nd Charle~. 1. A copy is lhe basis of hcrntn, 11 substance 2. Merit fouhd in bloon. But for the purposes of Dase:.' MOOREHEAD, Minn (UP) DAU.Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It <"ontinumg expenfllelnt.s, the 1m Dale Glawe, 3, crawled Into an A X Y D t. B A A X R portance of pol'1)hyriu i!> that when abandone1~ ic-e bcX' with a toy tetelfil L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W injected mto livmg bodtes 1t seem:; phone and tus pet cat a nd closed One letteralmply Btand• fOr another. In thiJaamp!e A 111 uat to concentrate In tUmors and if'- th~t door. He was found Buffocated for the ~hree L'IJ. X for the two O's, etc. Single lettera, a~· pamed tissues of ,those bodies ~> :v.o hours la rcr. trophea, the length and formation of the words are all lllftl Jf you ean comhtne rad ioactive c------~ l'ach day the ~ode Jett~ra are diUerent. uram uUl 235 :Vitp porphyrin, the The nld-time Country store still 1 tt '· h operat~s at Bainbridge, OhlQ. Of· ·~ C to quo......,.on a er may ue t e vc 1lll'ie wh1c 1 • f d f d ' "A eyp rnm WlJI cat•ry the urani um uno a ere or Slil1e are- nat 1ve rna e rugs " ' . K .X M 1 M c H ~ ··13 v X M· 1!. R :r.t;-a'· A ·0 p !J canc.r. ~ ,. , ,. 1 • ba~~ets 11.nr1 b1rd houses as well as " · · ~ ·· " ' " ' · If thaPhappe~s, the~ ,You could ' ~asp.Ir.aa- tha, .. wheaL hea,rh, pure B C K C F A A V R M- L I F B R 0 A A M, "bombard" the cancer Wit h , nc"· buckwheat flour bd s tone groun ~ ~ • 1 .. yellow meal. Sa~y'• Ceyptoquote; SPEAK WITH THE aPEECH 01 trons" from an atomic reactor THE WORLD, THINK WITH THE THOUGHTS OF THl Neutrons are particles of atomic Hessvi\le, Ohio, was known os F&W _ JOHH' HAY', nuclei which tiave no electrical "Cashtown" 10 1837 when 11 had the first · store in the county poyPlltrlbut•4 ,b7 Kina 7"tu* iJlg for farm produee. I i' , . Iature Atom Bomb May Cur~ Icancer In Mice Then Humans J. . Ga Min• !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Ml~dleport, 0., July 29, 1987 I ' I ,. I' • ...'• . " .. �• / - • I G-DaUy SentbleL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 29,,1957 Middle~ 150 Attended Boring Family Reunion Sunday Rothgeb Family Reunion He.Jd Sunday, ' Enjoy Basket Dinner, Supper, Gomes • Th~ rcunton of the N R Ro th Mn N R Rothgeb Otto Rotbj:eb geb famtly was held Sunday Jui J Mr and Mrs Dale Allens worth Society · A/ 3e Frederick E Fillmger ODe bundr~ ftny attended the Penstteola Fir., son of Mr and annual BoriDJ f.amlly reuoton held Mrs Sidney Burton West R1eh Sunday at Forked' Run Lake A f1eld was called to Lhe home of basket dmner waa served at noon hts grandparents Mr and Mrs )(ra. B)anehe Ruth president Hod searles, M1ddleport by the •as m charge of the busmess sea death •of hLS uncle James K~n aton aod program in the afternoon neth Searles Mr Burton came During the business seas1on Mrs here after Ius son Friday after Ruth was re-elected as president A/ 3c Ftlhnger had spent the put for the comtng year Plans were twc. weck/1 w1lh h1s gnmdparentli made for bavmg the reunion at He spent the weekend wlth bill Forked Run Lake in 1958 parents at West RLchfleld and Gtfts were presented to John returned to Pensacola Sunday Bonng, 89 the oldest man present mght Dwy Chaney of Delaware the The Rev anrl Mr~ B M Mor oldest woman present and to Mr ns Dexter and M15.1; Sus1e Tay and Mrs Kaye BorA'Ig. and seven lor were dmner gueGts of Mr and ehildren for the largest famtly at Mrs Roberl Reibel Leading tenrting Creek Road Sunday after Mr A muslcal program mcludmg Morrts had preached at the morn 1trmg mUSIC and vocal selectiOns mg .-.ervu:e at the Church of were presented by Rtchard Bor Clmst ing Max Bortng Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs C B We1se reGeorge Buckley Oscar Mtlea and ltu ned hom e Saturday after a Harold Baker and daughter v1s1t wttb hu relatives m Lock Guesl.a were reg1stered from Cm haven Pa and w1th Mr and ?dra cmnau, Salem Lancaster, Hebron R1cha d Hayman Huntmgdon Val Columbus, Deleware Col umbiana, ley Pa The} were accompanied Bali!, [J.Jbon, Alliance Grove City hOIJIC by Mrs R C Sansbury whc; Canal Winchester Groveport ollnri h<1d spent the summer w1th Mr Reedsville and Mrs Hayma n Mr and Mrs J B CCC II Lltt]e Hoeking were Sunday guests of h1s mece M1ss Lou Cec tl Mr and Mrs John Hawkill'l Jr left today for an overmght VISit Mr and Mrs Cad Jo11 e's (Col Ln Col umbus w11 h Mr ami Mrs teen Waddell) Pont1ac 1\.hch an~ rrankhn Gmthcr and chi ldren announc1hg the bLrlh ot 11 ~even V1ck1 and Gar) ponnd SIX oun ce daughter at th e Mr and Mrs Horton .Brown Pontiac General Hosp1tal on Fn Co lum bus vLsJtcrl rclattves ovet day July 26 the weekend HL~ brother Huber Grandparent!; Include Mrs Jca 1 Drown 111 a pa t1 cn l at Hol1.er Hos-., ette Wadd ell Churll'ston Gra ham p1lal Waddell Columbus Mr and Mr~ Mrs F M Mar , n feU at her Harl ey Jones Brady Lake home at Hnb,.on and broke her Great grandparents ore Mr arm Her hu sband IS recuperating Mmme Bevera~e Mt(ldieport and from a broken lcg Mn Bert Wadd ell Columbus M " Mr and Mr~ Jat k Eviln!L New Beverage and her daughter Mt Catlfornu ha\f' hren \lsthng her Waddell C ha r k~ton !crt Sat urd av mother Mrs C F Jlawkm! and for Ponttac to vuu t Mr anrl. Mr, fam1l y Jones and tht new baby Mr and Mrs ( la Je nre Root and ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"J children Chilli cothe were 10 I ~::~~~~·:~ Sunday ror a v1slt w1th lJ and former neighbors Mr and Mrs Aaron Sheets Co USE OUR LAUNDRY lumbut1 were Sunday guests of Mr and Mre 0 t McKinley and son Earl and Pamela David and Danny Dod DRY .son childron of Mr and Mrs CLFJANING Gene A Dodson have been Ill with measles Mr Dodson who 1 ~ SERVICE employed at lhe National Guard Armory Point P leasant has also been 111 Sonja Hendrtck!i 1s vteLLtng Mr and Mn Will um Rclz and daugh tcr Sa ndrn Jn<'kso n Eudell Konkrlght who has been Coli 61to J working at Bowcrsvtlle Is vts lhn g N. 2nd Ava ~ Mldtll•port his parents the Rev and Mrs C k Konkrl.l(ht and hill brother David Mrs Chllrles McN11moe Mr Dul111 Carnahan Mr Rnrl Mrs C H Wtae Jr Culeala Ault M1d rllcport and Knthryn Jane an~ Chuck Hannahs Pomt'roy auoml ed the Carmel Church llomecom mg Bunda) Mr.s Car nahan wa~ an overnight guest of Mrs Mattie l 1rcle at Rac)Jtc Mr and M~ohn Hawkma Jr, Mrs Lula RuBsel~ Mtddlcport anrt Mr and Mr! Franklin Gin ther Columbu! attended the tun era] of Mr Gmtr,"r s uncle }tar ry Specht at the Plummer Fun era! Home Jackmon Saturday Birth Announced By Carl Jones' r 28 at !.he home of Mr and Mr Oliver Katl Cheshire It wa.s d£> etded to ha ve the reunton next year at the fa rm hom e of Mr and Mrs Clatr Athey Cbcshtre RD The comm tttee m charg e nf tbls years r e unLon program were Mr~ Dale AJJ ensworth Mrs Claar Athey Chesh1re Mrs T F fbi' klns and Mrs Charles Vroman Mlddlwort Next year s comm L tee 1rft.olludes Mrs Rucker Neal Mrs Delmar Rothgeb Dale Al Iensworlh Ch~5bJre and T F Hawkms Middleport Games and contests were ~I) Joyed durm g the da} and Paul Ath•> gcandsoo or Mrs1 N n Rothgeb and late Mr 'Rothgeb play•d trumpet solos Oth er s on the Impromptu program ~e •1ted pteces mc lud1ng Mark Vto man Mtddleport a gn~a t g ra~d aon L Mrs Rucker Neal gave Jw bleumg before the basket dmn,r and l!upper Those pre.sent wen "'"''I Forked Run Lake Site Of Picnic Held On Sunday Following a pu·nlc dinner at noon, sw1mmmg horse shoe a{ld otller games were enJoyed Atteudm g were Mr a nd Mrs El wood Bowen; and Danny and Peg gy Jo Mr and Mrs Robert Arnold and Phyllis ~ob Arnold Mr and Mrs Gerald G1ucscr and Leah Karen Lou1sc and Penny Mr an(! Mrtl Charlc'l Werry and James Ml chael Dick and Bobby Joe Sandra StnJth Mr and Mrs Denver Thoma .Mr and Mrii Willard Hemes, Mr and Mrs Roy Smtlh and Lin da, Mrs Ohve Ingraham and Bren da Sue, Mr and Mrs Franklin llcpp Mr and Mrs George Bu chanan Mr and Mrs Leon Me Knight and Judy and Sheila Mr and Mrs Dav1d Ohlihgcr and San dra, Susan and Sonja, !Jenry Reibel Mrs ffilrl ey Strong and sons Don~ ley and Bllly Joe a1'd Mrs Don ley Reibel and Donna The August meeti ng will be a wiener roast at the camp or Mr 1nd Mrs George Buchanan near Forked Run Lake g People e For Camp rtsmouth LAUNDRY CO. 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW $595 Refrtgenlor and Ga1 Range -' Pay odiy UB-50 down 111d f%8.00 per month ~ '• ~ • ' r~~t:~D~;·:~e and Ann Mr and and Ricky Mrs Mr Kon Richard also took some of the and their supplies Sunday •rtornoon ThOS>e attending included M•ry Carol swan-, Dionne Mc com... Mr and Mn ,Howard Selden Betty 1nd Barbara Covert Eric abel entertained 1 group of rela Chamben, Forrest Bachtel Chrlst1ve11 Sunday at, their hom(l Pinlll tine Coat. Grov<' - - - - - -- Seven Leave For La nCQSter Camp Prr,e nt wm Mr. Ray Selden abe l and Mrs Howard Stewart Pomt roy Mr11 Ed Wise Colum blonn M" Ed Swank and Mr~ !larry Wagner N01 th Lima and Seven members o' the Youth Mr Rnd Mr.!L Sehhmabel and aonB. P'ellowshlp ot the MlneraviUe Meth Terry antl J ohnny Odiat Church left Sunday afternoon ., ' ,_..._...-;--::---., ~ i for Lancuter camp Ground where 1 S they will ttLtend lhe Methodist Mr and Mn Benton Ponn en· Youth c::amp tr.rtained with a dlnnor Thunday Attendln& are Wllllam F111her evenina: at lhelr home, Mulberry Edward Grueser, David Roush Ave Guest! were Rev and Mra Kenneth Leffel. Paula Sayre Nan Euaene Brown and ehildren, Da ey Brown, Sh~ron Brown and Mra a BAKER FURNITURE I --- P:bN'N lNfllltA1N . , I On Tile RriJhtell Corn•r In Middleport I ~::::::;::::~vi~d~D~a~n~ny~J~a~n~c~t ;;an~d;;~Ju;;ll;;e;;;;an;;dl i Mn Dey Hyaell -- people l'rom the Youth lp of Heath Methodist left Sunday afternoon £or mouth Di8tdct Methodi st Fello ip Camp and Institute at the Lancaster Methodist Camp Grounds Theme ot the weeks stduy course wl}l be "My Church and Myself' and approximately 500 youn11 poopie will be under the leadershtp of pas.tora of the Portsmouth 0\s trlct The Rev C Raymon Konk rl1ht, Heath Methodist pastor wlll be one of the teachers Mrl Richard Wells Is councillor for 4'e local group and was ac companied to camp by her chill Relatives Are Entertained INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRE •l Hndmeter the y burial at tho McArthur Ce Raymond Brown wbo will serve as camp counselor 1 Sparkle Rates A Warm Welcome! Welcome everywhere the DCW look'" freshness of clothes cleaned here! Our gentle but throuugh methods get every garment spolle88 and spllfklllll so you look well-groomed and wonderful whether you're off on a late vacation or just on an overnight visit I I Mr and Mn Lawronce Parfitt of Charle&ton W Va are week end guest• of hts parents Mr and Mrs Edward Parf1tt Miss Brenda Bouley returned home Tbunday eventng after a V111t Wlth Mr and Mrs Edtson Rou•h and fam1ly Racmc 1 ' Spi res Was Mrs. Guest At Shower ' Gl.ven Recently Morning Watch Service Held By Local Group Mrs Charles (ElaJnt) Sp1res wa .. guest of honor at a .stork shower gwen rccenlly by Mr.s Lola Har ruon anrJ Mrs Clara Pfulllps Glft.s were placed 10 a dccorat ed bassmet wh rch feafured a storlr. caflrymg twln babtes Game ~ were pla}ed and pr1ze.s won by Mr11 Haze I Russe ll an d Mrs F. r ne.st Harrison Refreshments of ice cream, ca ke and nuts were served Guests mdudrd I..,(!Lha Russell Loutse Lewis Beatrtce Dugan Vt olet ~ysell Laura Harr1.son Katie Rowley, Faye Harr~son Hazel Rus se.ll Joan Harr1son AtLar ah Dew hurst, E!s1e Barnhart Cla ir Da v1dsou Frances Davidson Grace Dugan Sendtng g1£ts were Francc!i Johnson Ruth BarnhHr' Bclty S1ders E1leen Wood Joann StP wart Mae Nelson Tillie Row ley I 1 he mor nmg wateh gf the Hat tte Jack.~on Guald Chapter of the Naom 1 Baptist church was held .lit the church Sunday at 6 30 a m Surprise Given 13-Yeor-Oid For Her Birthday IRST tail 11 ht on tbe rear that c•n be COLUMBUS, 0--M:ore than feet The driver of the 2 000 persotlJ Wfre killed OI'J Ohto aeen bin did not dtm b1gbway.o; last year Three types of lapproae g ~r vtolahon You persons prJmarily are re.epons1ble ~thus ~~ hght when meet for these deaths saya w E Stuc mu.st m ehicltl!" So 1111 key Ohio State UnwenKy exten1 tng oncom 01 v ton safety spe<.Jallst They Jn were wrona: , tter , clud those pefSOru who cant But it doesn t reallY ma 11 rtgbt dnv: because of phy.slcal handl Stuck.ey 11.)'1 caps LJt try anyway thos' who who IS wrong,~ou re won t dnve safely because of an r1gh.t or dead wrong 1 •tlltud. the othor fellow • · hang•~ 1 own the highway and those who don't know tbe rules of the road Wl'lat would you c:o tf vou we~ the JUdge tn th1s case? ....., 1 ht d II Is IIh 4••clot'ktruatk ntgth an Th• Margu•rltc out••h Club ot t rammg Rr• A c wt ou a Southeastern Ohto Order of tht! ta U ftgbt 11 d drmng .. ,~ a t ,_ ahead It y of W'l'' " ~ Shron• of Jerusalem h .,. you dbut you t on m11 &nOW h C\U u dinner at the Ma-n ... R•staurant are a Ua speed el! an on a nvmg road with limtt or=- Sunday July 28 Mrs Stewart 'l miles an hour You are bhnd Hawkm.s prestdent of the c1u 50 ed by the hght.s of an approach· made arrangcment5 for tbe dmn(>r ing car whlcb du~ not di.m and and a bus1nesa 1nd soda! meeting you colhd!¥1 with the truck was held at the Hawktns apart Who's nght who's wronli!' ment after the meal Answer First of all -Just bePlans were '1\ade for their nest cau&e you were drvung 4 ~ m tles meeUna: ~ Sept 8 at Lake HQpP an hour on a road mark-ed 50 Those present were Mr and miles an hour doe! nat mefin Mr1 Hawklnl, Middleport, Air lhat vou were not drivmg too and Mr1 Emeat Wingett, Rarme, rast You alw'ay.s sbould adjUst Mr and Mn~ C. H BarUett, Mr yo ur speed to eondJtiona Thf' and Mrs. Hubert Minder Nelsondriver o( the truct did not have o,:!lle Mr an!! )lr• Kenneth RileY 1 tul baht The law requires MrR. Nettle Fa!rJey M!lrtetta tbat any vetlir.le uing the h1gh :00 I I w•• rur I '~r _ VOL N(>. 89 ,..,...,. Dt___;__:._ d~~~ lr United ,,... ° •"te I $1.95 Nephew Featured In Article On His Retirement HOUSE APRONS 2 for $1.00 A aevere I. DRESS MATERIALS BICYCLES 2 ranis foJ $1.00 $35.00 ant$3f.oo WORt SOCKS 3 palr-$J.OO NECKtiES · Ibunderstorm ripped the North Pl1tte River Valley Dear ~ottabluff, Neb • Monday n1a&t, qJUI!Iing extensive 4amage ••\.biJII wlqtla lhd heavy rain• ...nta tbe '&l'ea Crops W(goe damV(fefd, en ifrl1atl6il <Wonal wat broken aqd • tectlon of tbe Un ion Paclllc Railroad tracks w,re w.uhed out b7 tbe 3.e inch rain faU. -F~S!iv;d Nets FB Women Plan Dallas Names Student Band March Leaders ' Band Dm~etor George DaUas hu 'announced selection of nag bearers bell pbyers: and drum ma1ot for tM ?tllddlepon Mareh ing Band The final try outs were held at the High Sehool Monday Jarqes Hood will be the druD~ major CjrJa Wilson Will mdvt up from fli!'l bearer to rn•JoretUI• f Maida Roukh and Loretta Ha:(ln1 lng, Rophoiores are netv fTi& bearers ami Dixie Fierce r juDJ,n: and Cuo'r.i Wtlaon, sophom"re. be bell 'ploye" ) Min $1.00 $150 . " tles1k !~!Luuaa!~u~~~to~~~~~!tC~!=~~~~~ _,_ 124 E. M..,. M"" son Brabbln in-law MrSmilb and left Mr&Thur~ay Hll'Oid ... Mrs. Ajbert In Johnson Move reaJtzed ovet $200 lUI Friday it has been repott, t I A !movie camera given any the f~Btival wu. won by 9mu Hoffman, New Haven ~.. : 'De lestiYal was heiCI immt - { dlat~ followiDI o Uttlo Loagu• pJ\1,t between the Muon team ~' • t'*ill ~""' CKeohlte. The :Mliin $eli4 - . bY a .seore of 17~ ~. WASHINGTON UP- The eiYII rigMs bill todoy faced" being •idetracked temporardy Jn the Sen ate Senate Demoe,.tlc Leadm' Lyn don 8 John11on said the Senak' must act SWiftly on overdue De tense Department appropriation• He also ~ants the Senate to act on nomUtatioM and other so-call ed non-eon.tnvenlal measure& The Defense Depanment w1U \L';Z"t (1 be out of money by Thursday So ~ l:_t~\,_lf!!MM IOCIAL wUI some other federal agenclfl3 ~,!f'f ~ ~Graqe Js 4p01110r ,Johnson plans to ask t:Jle Sen 1nfi fr ~foit!- •odal on :he ate WednOSiily or 'l'hursday to Cb....~ la,.. "thlo . l'rlday evening drop doli&te temporarily on AU.~•I 2- EVeryone welcom• dvil ria~ ti. ,\ Mast~ • 8 Senators Jom .N'w Engiand States Toqr Enjoyed By BrickeriDMove Wit~.~~!"~.~!n ,P~!!?m~ ~s~=o~n:~~c~ld They for a tour attended the S:vrn~Jllony Concert the Ne\\ and the show "Around the Wor1d In 80 Days", a~ a ball game be tween Boston and W.ashineton A atop at tamoy Plymou.tb Rock •nd a !'Ide on the aam~ railroad cu. at South Carver that were qtect In the late 1800s really t~ed bact tbe pagN o' ~laiory ' • :tuonr QJ~k cod thr~ ..., o -flop ot tile COlonial• Condie Fa" tory "at Wesf. Yarmouth 1nd at ~ New :&edlotd which wa1 once tbc world'• greate.H "halloa: port. In Rhode. Island they yi.eited the "'~1'8" the Vanderbilt maJIIIIOJt .....t Ia New llov~o C,ofn , IUncb wu 'served on thfl Campus '.of f CIIIRON ' tiSH CLOTHS ~ 1$c ' weett~ Republican aen.tora, in cludlnj: sen loin W sticker R OJtio, introdueed ~orn bill Monday provulina: 70 per cent of parity price suppo11ta In 1858 and no national acreage allotment• nae bnt tlao would allow a.alm pie majcmty o( J!Ommereial corn .groweh, rath~ thaD the preeenf two-tb~ t6 'ap~r<l•e ~he ' ~ ... * program a meetinc wh..-. pve reports on Tbele were- mainly ~ and lliiDel OD he ~as- r:o wue froni thf; Brothers gravel pit re- claUIICI a pioture as the man who plcked him up in h.iJ car -on the night of "he crime "and ~d­ ler eould ftdt recall any such mctdent • ' [ believe htm and I told lhlii KoJofohls to go on home " Kolofohu left town w1thou• l>oc<!iog Wedier Probe Ordert~ In Columbus Racial Fight ' --$3,920.29 Asked In Suit Filed COLUMBUS UP - The Columbua: eity Council ordered an investlplion laat night of ehartea tha& Negi'Oe! are becoming h01ille toward policr: off1cer1 beeau11e of An action for mQney only total aJie&ed pollee brutality ling $S,D20 29 witt. interest and Tbe lttlon wu taken after John eoats: has been filed ln Malls CounL. nanc:i!lt ~en attorney repre.aent ty Common 4Pleo~ Court 'bY attor lng the Natlorul AIISOCiatlon for ney Cedric Clark for the Botklaa the Advaueement of Colored Peo- Grain and P"r.ed Co , dba the PJ:o pte, lJl'led eouJtellmen to Jnvcl!ltl v1co Mllllng aJd Feed Co , MIDgate and make public any hear I e1·ville. vs Che.ter w Spencer baa• and Lenora Spencer, Bt 3, PomeHe tatd alleged brutaUty by po. roy lice officers has resulted tn "an The petition claim!. the money alarming dtaregari! for law and due for feed, medicines, and Utter order 1nd an attitude ot f.ear hoB· u.aed for Mlloek: of 1200 eblekena. tuity, uneooperaUveneY: 1nd re sentment." The eouncJI named three mem be,.. ltl ito safety oommltto• to meet with the Comm)ijlity Rehl tiona: Commission and NAACP of tlclal1 to diRu1s 4 'reia'tlona be. twem,. Ne1roea and the po~u.., <I<~ 'i ~ent." .)1~ the 200 NAACP mem~• ·~red ' before eouncll •t tNt Me•'ohart Joms' Cle".-l--d tJUks t. 11.1 Y•aBIJ a! Po,ice Advise Youngsters 'fo Loc~ Bicycles From Fee Fund Pollee Cbiet Frank: Hudson ..d viled young bicycle ownns today to keep theiJt veht~lcs Ioeked at timet \fben Dot 10 use 1f left a.ll '"1d several 1ncldeots liave reported recently of C~TclCB \telnl etolen ilowntown wben the uaer leU J.l unattended wbUe thopplnr o~e biqcte ltolen last week hl.a been tl.ken from ib th.ef when the owner had the veincle s number AUhouah 1t had been P'llntecl, O!ld tnded off police retf.ieved it The pollee department says however, that It b dtrr.ieult to traC!tl a bleyele unlua a 14numbcr" other outstanding tde-nti.fica ..,. mort on It Ia lmoJvn COLUMBUS UP-Atty Gcn William Saxbe ruleo Monday tba+ count1es canqot U8e theu sbare or auto hcenae fees to pay orr bonds IBaued to obtain money for h1ghW8-)' purposes The attorney geneTal held ea-1 ler that gaaoline tax money eould not be used for that purpose either The oplmon had bPen asked Lly Paul J Mtk:us, Loram Count} pr.oseeutor -,-:---- --'- costs and &j!'nterlced to-30 dan m county Jatl for drlVlng wblle under t he 1nfluence of an mtoXtcating beverage by JuRtice or PeACe R E Grmdley, Moda:r lD anotber •c:Uon Gnndley heard a gUiltY. pJ~a from Edward Evns to a drunk and being disorderb charge EvanB was fined $5 and eOELta for a totaJ of $15 Sheriff Robert C Hartenbach aJ.. so said that an mdtctment nammr WiUtam R. Swan, Langsville 0 , u charged with two countl!l of fraqd IS not Lbe person t~at ahould have been named He sa1d the in· diclment should bave read Cbar1es SEE SUPPORT R. Swa6f 1 ___:_ ____, NEW YORK UP-Support de veloped here and there' m the METER TAKE REPORTED stock market today alter ,a drop Pomeroy meter ooliHtion.t were of more than 2 b1lhon dollars m $301 last lted accoidtng to Patrol~ values m the previous sesston man lob., .t.. ~c:Kenzie __ TillS DOG IS 'GEJTING THErBffiD' pt• thin& to do Ia keep " Rep George Metnh8~ bfS :returned from Cleveland (), whl!r.e he met with the legig]ature, th~ Clevelan• mayor and council a no Gov Wm o•Nelll It wu a good.wlll meeting where eommon prOblema of lhe state and elty were discusaed 1 HOMECOMING The annual MDboaD Ridge Homeeomlq will bo ]\eld at the -~~~::t lith RidgeEve"""' Church Sunday ... .au welcome .,~, a bukeot dmnef as utual Bring your own ddnb ae: tbua F::ai~;;}:f 1 is uo water oq:, tbe grounds. adviaf.!b A W Mllh<t!q, aeerettrr 1~~ ~ ~ ~ddleport Pony The ~e.,.ure ~ould instruct the nlchl'lll aauion Francl,J said the secretart of aericulture to ~:et proteat wu lp-'arktd by the "1hociUn1B beaUrig of Mra J>wo. prl<':e IUpporr. OJil 1858 cropl th:y Glenn, 42, while in pollee tu~ot gram 1Dl'J1furita, barley, rye and tody on tatoxicaUon ebargea lal't oal.l "after tali:Ipg ~nto consideration t1ie feed Vllue of aue:b tom week. modlty in relationship& to eorn .. MASON CLINIC It also c11ls for a referendum Ad 1 ot 1 on1 J ames J oh nson, Cli r t~;e:ba~ro~~m ~o be bel~ ton,1, m Julj. 17, Mrs A<ldle !lorton, Rac1.De, July 17, Mrs Helena MeKlnney, Pomeroy, July UP; !ltl Rhoda Allen, Pt.. Pleaaant, Jul)' 19, Mrs. WID.ono Hoffman, Pomeroy. July 20_, Mrs Emmeline Hendrix S)Taeuoe, Jucy 21, and l!ri CeleaIAARKIT ta Carpenter, New Haven, July 22 CINCINNATI Births; A IOD to Mr lnd Mn. Eu Eggs, stetldy ,\ net paid at boya turned out tone JloiDnner, Pon!oroy, JJI]y ~D 1ir~wiUu, 8 ooftm•~. ,!!bit~ A 1Qii, Kenneth Lloyd to Mt. and 11 A fU 1 41145, A and two e.amea Mro 1Joy4•Hofmm, Pome~W, on me.!l 3 - . A olnl~ 'lior•;.~ m a 10 July 20: a daughter, Sldnee EUc:e, large 3 FOB ··~~~ 1 champiolllhtJI to Jfr and Mn Harvill 8 CarpeD A rae 4&48, A will tcrve aa aavl.Sor tor ter, New Haven July ~ 40ooll, large 39-40 The tecO'nd t~me wtU Chiebn1, steady, fryen 3-31,-i lb be between the Wednsday nigbt 22-113, hen•, heavy 13 1~. light 1~ winners 1nd the PhUhes , ~RUIN DINIIS 12CJnCAGO UP-A spo~eoman Volume and p:;lce dlltrlbutton on CHAIGI COUPLI tor t11e Grlle~ Watch Co , which 100,000 at 22, 28,000 at 22~ ~LI!~:IlAN~;ON, 0 UP-"' Warren h'u hctode.s In Cincinnati. Aid tryers. and 5000 at 23 couple, whom eou.1:1ty •u MOJJdaY that "we're not folng out Butter, ereameey-, 90 score, 11 taid taugbt their two of. but.ln~11, we'U be baclt .slrona cents lb how to loot homes fac er than t!iYer this f1U " The ll'lnd jury t.tetion today on •po~uman said reporta: that MEIGS GIN~IIAL HOSPITAL charges of breaking and entering the COinpallY may told 1re 1'not Admilshms Mrt Ellrl !Jean, W'.llliam BnniCman, 37, his wue only untrue, but vlcious." He .a.id Pomeroy, ilobt'ft HtseU, P-ome. Mntba. 38, a 14 y&ar old de.ugh a full statement on £he company's roy ter,.. al.ld 13 year old son were pliiDI would be LS&ued later this Dileharged Etta Brooks Pomt ~ iDto eustody Saturday week roy nlthl ' T"~ Organized For ::t Spmh,R-apped With $150 ·Fine On DWI Charge Counties Banned Erv1p SmJth was fined $150 and ' sl:o~ 7\»0 copper Soon I 1 I. ' L _____;___~..___..;;____~__.;.;.._":'"'__;...___, - Eleven bo,-s fr.om the Mason Explorer Scout Poat and the Ma son Boy Scout Troop recently spent several day.a a' C.mp: Ar r9whead tor their •l'lnUil sum mer e.mp N'ine of the boys were Explor er scouts They were Bill Fogle son&\ Bob HarrJs. Geor1e Van Meter, Junm:y 1Millet, Ernest Johr'l son Maryln Roush all.d lack Stewori The Boy. Seoull attending_ were Steven Burgeu and Dav•d War. ner The boya- were accoMpanied by Frank HI1'J'J8 Explorer Scott 1\:n ice cteam festlnl beld h• raile m~y for funds for uni fol'lnl fllr tile llfaoo11 .Cit)- lJttlr IN IS MINUTES I IJ~hig On Natllral Gas Levied By OFG A young P~meroy man bad the law beaten thJR mormng the n made a mntake and Will fac e charges of reckless operatiO-n and drtvmg \Vitlrout a LiccnRe JD May or C 0 Fisher s court Ch1ef of Pollee Leroy B.utrum of Middleport Slud he arfested Harry Davtd Lee 19 after see> ing him drive recklessly on North Second Street He gave chase and Lee lead b1m over the br1dgt! and mto Mason. He atopped oJer there sal(} Bartrum "and J drove up bes1d" him and just &aid 'You come 1r: to see me tonight at Middleport town ball • ' &rtrum sald he drove on tnlo MaSOll, turned around, and on eonung baek taw Lee s ear re o'ver the bridge 1t was moment unUI th~ chief m custody, on Ohio sot! C 0 Fishet fmed San $100 and costs for ;intoxicated and to three daYs 1n Wlll serve two dus thiu wee~end. Anderson ;26 Rut ar:ruted and held for ~ I !11!- . $1.db ' ' NEW YORK UP-Tomm,r Hurricane Jaetaon, defeated Monday mght Jn a world heav1 we~ght Utle bout, Wll taken to a boepital early t0d1y suffering f.rom what doctoll describes at. "a Urinary condition .. Attenllartts at Meadowbroqk If<.splt•J m suburban East Meadow, lAna Island, where Jackson wal!l taken at 4 fO a m e d t reported the defeated c:hal Ienger wa1 "in fair concUUon " 11 8~\11 S~nd The Farm Bureau Women s com met at tJae Farm Bureau of Monday evening, .July 29th !ln. Ada Holter, chairman, Rate Increase A~ Arrowhead ' ~e te~m I Hurricane Only In Fair Shape Says Physicians ;; Mason"Athletes ' CR BffiSeen ' Picnic Sept. 1 :At Forked Run THIS IS ONE of the unusual sights one sees wben he lakes bls motorboat into the of the Eureka 4am locks below Galltpolis I;eonard (Boo) !lees lool£ a party sightseeing last weelr and he had to turn tall and get out fast momenta after thu picture was taken as the water was allout to be released ~i·'F~rYo~ '~ ·~i~ttackJot 4 palt for 88c 2 Boxe•$1.0C I the • lnt, atcinor SCHOOL SOCKS 'OXED STATIONERY ' 1ll Weotern ...,., lltao4, a hMVJ" d.,..po., Mootloi dtd more bafui 1tw1 a:oQd Tbe d.ownpour ca\114!d floodJng and kaocked out ;POWtr Unel Witbout doiGI mueb good for tho PQ!ato orop Drought already hu done 1n elbtmat.ed .st:a miU19n doU.ai's damare fo the potato ct9 FtnMr Aiel INn 'Jlhe New Jeraey.drought, termed ~e ~<.-aoat extended ln 10 ye,ars," 18.1f.i)),eeted to brmg about a boott fn 't'egetable prlcea soon at east ern markets. State offlc:iahl aald tbey will seek federal a1d to farm~ er1 if tbey let nothl.na: more than tbe predicted brief thuoder11b0wt.TI!l t~ )Veet ... Rain .failed to fall at Waynesbutl, Pa, Monday, for only tbe ninth lime in tb• p"t 81 yearL The nation's midland-. bowever, <f!ntlnue.! to baft OUt from dtench-~ JEACH ---- ecord Assured - 25c Our Reg. $1.69 towel• Sale $1.25 Our Reg. $1.95-aeoch Towela SOie$1.35 Our Reg. $2.95 Beach Towels Sale $2.00 Our Reg. $3,95 Beach Towels Sale $3.00 SINGLE COPY-ac• 't..late tile iV!I>'montll droUJit~ No IOnonl nl"" .We ill iitbt for the TRAINING PANTS $5.00 ..::._ dOIIIU, 1irm !'JWII ~d rteatly, .oainl nih• WetCL ~eed.ed to 11- Stork Shower Is G•"ven Mrs leach TROUSERS __ ___ BOAT ~NTERS EUREKA DAM LOCK 'ON TRIP · A band of ae.ttered thuftdera}lowen conUnuM to rumble over Uo; d"""bl - plqood Eaot today bUt for tbe mott PJI't t.he 1bowers were t.oo ~ttle and too late Wilh iloma'e ~ eropa In llut 11 liid-AtllDIIe rejJlcin already fii\U'Od. In t~>po ol mlllionf ol ANNUAL CLEAN -UP SALE SWIM TRUNKS ___ Too Little,, Much Too Late -P-O -,ME ---==R::-:O : -:Y c-: SOCIETY Presbyterians Planning Family Night July 3-1st DeNtefll'o J'ul......,. ot Rams Were SEQ Club Held Dinner, Meeting At Restaurnat Anna Ebersboch Honored Upon Her Birthday I ,.- & Mr and Mrs Ale Wheolci' Apple Grove are ann ou nc-(ong ~L apj)roachmg marnage of Mr~; Wheelers daughl?, "t Norma At1r1 Chapman to Dam E Euler 51) fl uf Mr and Mrs Henry Eul~r Rae me M1ss Chayman a graduate of Rwne High School class of :)7 1s cmployt>d as secretary to Dr L J Horhr d1rector of School or Journall.sm at Ohto Umversity Mr Euler also a graduate \1f Rmnc 1-l- lgh School class of '56 1s a sophomo re at OU th e ope n chun:h wedding wtll woys ot nllht must hm • lod take place at the Letart Fall& vre .. dm~ th• dmner, MelaniC I Methodist l burc h Sunday Ser Burt and t.:ceralynn and Maralynn • tembcr 1 at 2 30 o clock wuh , Tracy sang " Happy Birthday'' to Mn George: Veith enteH.amed . nup t1al musLc begmn ng at 2 10 Miss Ebersbach Fr1day mght with a stork shower Mr and Mrs Orvy Ga mer and A reception for relatives wJU Guuts were Mr and Mrs. Ro ; hon'P'ing her granddaughter MrJ Mrs Betty Carleton enteTlamed he held at the home of the Mr and Mrs Ben Neulzllns en Tracy Jr and children, AseneL'l Dorothy Ann Leach with a surprue party Frtday even hn dc 9 parent~; followmg thf> tertalned with .a dinner Sunday at Larry Maralynn and Cara)ynn ing at the Gamer home Bashan , Games Were played and prizes their home Maple Place honor Mr an(f Mrs Marvm Burt ana won during ibe evenfng and Jfrr. honoring Mrs Carleton s daughter rcn muny lng her s1stcr M1ss Anna Ebers- children Jeffrey, R.andy, and M.-1 Veith was asstlted by Mrs Anna Margaret Ann on her 13th birthday bach whose birthday ts Tuesday ante Mrs Jacob Ebersbach and be11e Rathburn Mrs Leach and Games were played durmg th e Strawberry sho t cake topped Mtsses Anna anr:l Kate Ebersbach the guest of honor lD serv1ng ic~ cveJHnJI under the d!fecl!on of Mr w1t h home ma de Icc cr eam was The honored guest received a cream eake coffee, can(1y and and Mrs Ernest Deeter who also served w1th the dmner too k ptctures number or g1fts koolade to sixty.nve gueats Refre shm~nts of home made lee cream cake, potato chips and Mr and Mrs Hlrry Ohlinger o£ Kool Ade were served to J9yce Columbus W11ted M1ss Anna Eb C1rcle, Mary Ritchie Randall Rob crsbac h Frtday erts Melvin C1rele Roberla Kraeu Mr and Mrs Marvm Burt en ter Joann Brinker Karen Holter tc rtamcd Mr and Mrs I Jocelyn Taylor, Karen McKay 811 Gress and ~11ns of Mtdd1eport, re Jy Carleton tile honored gued her eently With a p1cmc dmner on g1andmothcr ~rs: Dean Brinker t he lawn or he•r home Wetzel! St and Mrs Paul Sm1th MrG E J H11l returned home The honored guest r~cetved Friday cve mng after a visit wtth man) lovely g1ftB Sending a ,girt relatives ut Columbus but unable to attend was Joyce Mr and Mrs Mason Fuohcr and Carson ~amtly spent the week end m l I , Zancsvtlle with Mr and Mn~~ Mtl Take advahtage of the many ha1gins all over the store durmg our annual clean· up sale, Lon Roush and famtly Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Walter Bentz and guest Mtss Barbara Bentz oC Staten Island N Y were recent dmner guests of Mrs Edna Wi ggms and YOUNG M&,N'S SPECIAL PURCHASE' INFANTS - I son, Kenneth Miner~v1lle MENS M}sses Leda Mae and Dolores ' Family Night at the MuWepmt Krneuter at 1 cnded the EUB church • F1rst Prc sb~ tcrtan Chur:ch will be camp at Stoutsv1Jic last week En Combed Cotton yarn witb h.elrl Wednesda) JuLy 31 WJth r route to the camp they vistted The most popular styles co Dacron and Cotton wash'n aU elastic waist • Double lors and patterns on ~ale potluck supper starling at 6 30 P fn ends m AmandJ we111 trousers at a special thicknei!IB with triple eroteh. the last 2 days of July! m Mrs Haroicl Sauer and Mrs reduction Cor this sale! White only -l!lize• 1 to fi July Je nnm gs lert Sunday ror Calc Hysell arc co cha1rmen ot her home, Mamtowoc, Wtac aftel the Food Committee of the Dco a two weeks vHit wlth he r father co nesses Carl Jenmngs and other relative& Deacons are In charge of the She was accompflmed home by her program w1th R R Gray 11s m <~s grnndfather, Peter Jen m ngs who ter of eerembny and Jall}es Fraz wtll vistt there a week TOW~LS BOYS er Ireland ministerial s tudent a1 M1ss Barbara Benh left Friday Prmceton Seminary N J 115 the fov her home Staten Islnnd N Y ~ p ea ker Don Lowery I~ In charge after 11 vl51l wtth Mr and Mrs Wal Beac~ of the mujlic aml Vincent D11bo cf ter Bentz All cotton witb Nylon rein the moving p1cture~ wh1ch will Mr and Mrs Glen Chase ot foreed toe ana: heel Fancymclude shdes from Ireland and Dayton amvcd Sunday for an ov patterna ln sizea 7" to lO'lk come dy shows tor the childre n crnlght vw1t wtth relatives Four paln in 1 package The Rev Howard Ruppelt pds Miss Marjorte Patten of Akron tor of tlic Church wll1 be on va arrived today !or an overnight calion durma the month uf Aug vtSit wtth Mr and Mrs Patnck ust Lochary Mr and Mrs C F Tompklna and son Christopher left Sunday for a two week vacation at Lake s1de Bib stylet and tie styles Paul E Moore and son David rc Bl8 selection! Fine quality lloxed writing paper in white made of 80 square per turned to their home, Alliance and pastel !!hades Much higher priced stationery Friday after a weeks vis1t wtth cale C E McNamee, South Second hill parents, Mr and Mra Wllb\lr A~c~ue was parttcularly Interest Moore cd in an article In a Sunday is~ u e Mr and Mrs Den\'er Frank and of a Columbu! newspaper whtch children Sendra and Jay of Ca n features his nephew, Waldo W ton arrived Saturday for a week !I Buck ~o n of the late Sara MeN .. Yillll with the1r parents, Mr 1nd Mens Dub • L • bit mce Buck M.r Buclc, who bas ser Mn. Wlrlbur Moore Pomeroy and SALI'Y. , vnd for 40 yeara 11 a rural mail Mra Valcle Spencer Syracuse "ve~y Boyo lDd Girl• • <"arrler In eastern Athens County Mr and Mrs Denver Frank ···• 11 Dacrona and Coltonsl Nrtont Is retlnng Wedrteaday children, Sandra and Jay, Nubby fabrics' about 30 })ieAll ®IIQn 10<ka ih white In the article Buck h quuted Clarence Frank and fnend Loutse ces to sell ~ usually much aod rah4nm~ :14,.1on relnloras praising the 27!1 fine peoplt' on lllgley attended the Frank reun All .,.., lor both boyo and oed lbrou(I!O!It. '-<t!nl. reabiJhor priced I his route During hi, 40 years he ton held in Athen!: Sunday airlo • on the 2n4 n~ ulll' top ilfl•· qr • - · el.. has had five horses and Rt\l'cn Mrs .Kathryn Wuver of Hunt I tlo toP ~II ilies cars and IS now drlVIng a 193B lngton, W Va, was the Sunday coupe which has 185,000 m1ltB to g:uesl of her brother and sister In • Its cred1t He has 289 days of un lew Mr and Mrs Wilbur Moore. wed sick leave on h\a record Miss ()lga Pierotti of Columbus He was a recent auest pr Mr 11 spending her vac1Uon with her and Ml"t. McNamee mother Mrs Odetta .Pierotti ELBERFELDS FEATURE COMPLETE SEIJEC'J:ION Mr and Mrs Elmer Burton and OF FAMOUS • ~hUdren Milli~ Wayne and Bobby, of Columbus visited Mr and Mra ClUfoJ'd Le1fhelt and son, Roa:~. Muslin and combspun percale • while and solid colo~ : Rock Spnnas R01d, .and Mr •nd also tile popular stripes and llulll • Color stripes an~ Mrs Wa~ne Pdncc-, Long Bottom, the mt~tt popular s~eet and pUlow case sets • on the over the week end 0 Mr and :\Irs Robert Birehfleld main noor ' and ehlldren Tomla and WilHam, ol FlndllJ, arrived Saturday lor a vlslt with Mr 11nd Mrs Gilbert ' rreeman Mr Birchfield returned Another . , 's~IJIIDeDI MENSSOe MENSft.IO home Sep.Jiay and the others remained for a weeki v1s1t e > ; Mr .ani Mrl' E R Kl11caid and • daughter, Cynthia "(turned to Genuine BanneN'f!iP In 10ft A Jlno ooleeUoo o! ' hand'~ aDun Cotton wlth Nylqn ntheir home. Wyandotte Mlcl'lt, Sat' lome d"' opecl:atQI r<dui:ed titl..-..d "heel o"\1100 Bll at (Or thlo We ' Cbonille ...ave and "*1ft~ urdoy afttr a visit with M~a lecij..;n of., oa.iltd'-ftl •u: e;ol knit 'WI.. lilth Multi eolhtSelden~ble and Mr and Mn Ho,r~ on ~I oiloo 10 to I& od botdoro LWI• olte ard Stewart Mr and Mro Dwlghl Selp•I pi D17ton vltite.! Mn Howard St~"' I Meas$1.00 Bo,. art, Saturday Mrs T A Downie left ~uo4•y lo • a viol! In Uhriohavllle ~ lib her !i1ter, Mrs Glen lfaurer •a~ tam. lly Dr .nd Mr~~ C E W bowme lelt Suhday lor ~ visit ll Dunb,r, w va • wtth their.. daUJbter 1nd. 1 his , SPORT SOCKt . Coll122 . MID S&reet Oblo anrt Mrs Clalr Athey and ehildren Mr and Mrs Del Rothgeb and four ctlildren and Mrs Oliver Ka1l and daughtcn Sandra an d Mary Lou Che.shtre, Mr and Mrs T1m Evans and Davtd and Martha Galilpolts, Mr and Mrs Cla ude Burnett and four ch1ldren Kanau ga Mr and Mrs Rucker Neal and ,,m, Che shue Mr and Mrs T F Haw kn1s Mr 1:1nd Mrs Charles Vroman and Mark MJ~dleporl vblt w th relouv .. In Colum Mus Lore"a Couch has "CANNON'! BEl) SHEETS and PillOW CA!Q 11 -Lustre Cleaners Mr four mar Mr IH Norma f,hapman 11':.'." return Yj>C} thetical Judgement -Asked To Wed Sept. 1 !dvl~l ~~hh~;;:uv~~~~r:\1$ lifter In 'Dead Ri'.rht' Ac~~I·dent Case tLaf5 '- service 1.5 held a nnually Oil lhe last sunday In July Mrs Wilham Smtth supervisor of Gl.l.ild Cha pter6 of the Prov d~e Dtstrict presided l'bllowmg the service bre11kfast was served m the dining room Attending were Joan BuCfmgton V1ola Brown Mrli. Gentle Brown Mrs Allen Haibpton and Mrq Smith The fnnw.d p1cntc ror members or the Friendl y Nc1ghbo • Club and their fam !ltes was held Su nday at Forked Run Lake HOME Fur-niture 1 • the chapter ~ ' ' A YOUNG , wtth a tough complex, has moved m on Cooo, the beagle-and Coco long known .. a mighty hunterappears to be takmg orders m a very house-dog manner The bu-d's home, locat~d m the eaves of a house ln Chtcagg, fell in the pa!h of progress when workmen tore down tlte structure to m~e room for a new highway SuSie Church!ll picked up the robht and Look tl ro her borne .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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