http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e21a1f5db841331e19b9a99a4afd77c2.pdf 3e6bf12d566bf8ca00a370d5dd99b668 PDF Text Text • / - • 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 .' �• .. ,.,. - . _-$.r- -- ' Dall1 Seotinel,l'ouleroy-Middleport, 0., July 30, 1957 ~;~-~~~:;~~ -w - .... · ~ - 0 ~.. - ... . - , .:::. 4.:;'1:;....-:.-. ........,... •• ~ TELEVISLOH GUI·DE r WSAZ -TV Chon"e13 TUESDAY ~ednesday CHANN!L 3 6:i5G :,411 On 7:00 Today 9·00 Romper ROQ~n 10 ·OO The Price Is R.ieht 10:30 Truth or Consequence• a :oo Tic Tac Dougb 11.30 1t Could Be Yoy 1?. :00 'fex k !lnx 12:30 CurrerJt 1:00 MY Little Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Queen For A Day S·4:1 Modern Romances 4:00 Comedv Tim!t Billy Sunday, the great prototype for Billy Graham ;md his mechanized system for sav- ing so uls, preached on Dec. 28th, 1914, in Pittsburgh and in one week's time brougbt 3,000 .persons down the sawdust trail. Secre· tary of Slate William Jennings Bryan attended one preaching and admitted: "Billy is a great talker." of the local papers shows tbe Middleport iji.gh School - now \he grade school building and lists the graduating seniors. The names! ~ Jeannette Beverage, Rutb Brad~ury, Mattie ~""tw.;'§'o':t':,\~ , IG~:.~ Bush, Florlnell Conway, Lawrence Curti.i, Atdo Erlewine, Irma Giesen, Frances Grate, The lesson topic, "You-Your •IIUIIoir!JIIoll ,_, DtJinr:r IIJ" eu:rlet..,., IV~I!If 80 -~~· per Weight and Your · Food", was fol · Herman Hill, Gladys Lambert, Arlona Lyons, ~lm:" lolit..,_l 112 lowed by a discussion. Game11 were ~·~ • ..~.DliiT By motor routeltfflet, wbtreta.f14!j n.uable~ Bernice Lyons, Mary McLain, Doris Mankjns, ~uatcm6a 1 v_lll_,.... N; m monllll, M.ID; lhrM 111011tho, played and refreshmentS' served to the group by the hostesse11. .Julia Miller, Lela Moore, Hubert Pullin, Aud· 11!101. ~S*T.:pt •••dpr bl' Tile~~~- va- sen Plan& were made tu hold the ell Phillips, Frances Roush, JosephlPe Rus- td ~ ' , •SL. - · 0. Bulla• "'""" phone 8llf annual picnic at the Roadside park . sell, Evelyn Sanborn Leland SaxtOn ··E ffle near Syracuse, 0., The regular ' ' . nolia Tem.ple, Pythian Sbters, meeting will be held August 18 at Mae Stewart, Edgar Tuckerman, Vaude will have a potl~ck picnic dinner the borne of Mrs. Douglas Roush. Vance, Mabel Waddell, Gladys Watts, Minnie Thursday 1t Ba11ey 1s Lake 3t 6 p m. Bucyrus, Ohio con:ains the Werner and Amy Worthington, L_ 5, · ti"'l't'=t.ni J) . . . .:--::-- ·• 1 . ' ail . y SentiDe Day Book -- · 1in - • Thl•.-one- wm1ts you to get choosey! For Chevrolet loveH to show what it's KUt lns1de,"outside and in performance. Chevrolet is the only car in its field with Body by Fisher-sturdily put together, with a aolid, substantial look. Fine finishing touches on everY, side confirm the craftsmanship that goes into its making. Chevrolet':; rCBpon':le and ~formance I - Thursday eve~;~lne. Membeft are reque•d to meet at- the ehurth at 8:30 p. m. ICLOIS RITURNID Kant 'Kloea s~n of Mr. and Mr"':. Mann"''· KIOel, hb been returned to his hd1ne ln Pomeroy from Holzer Hcapltal where he has bet\11 a medical ~ent. \ - , are pretty special, too. Tliere'l 1 wen;' what-are-we-waiting-for of>irit In tho engine, especially when you show a rolet a mountain. And you'll do a lot of looking to find compareble 8IIIOOthpeae, s.'eadinese arid nimbleneao ~ the ~d­ at any price! See a ·Chevrolet 11 your dealer' a-see hQI'I' much ·IJ!ore It bl8 ·t.o spark exoitement and your ~ :r O!ev· ' W1EH 11:50 ,, m. • . Daily 990 ar~ . • Club haa ..1~4 a meelln1 Ill ber C~J • lolJ.ITIN.f Mrs. Wal'f FrY, pruident of · Mlddliii'Ft·r.c>merllf Bualneos PI'PlOiiiOUW. Wo111en'l, Club. ,.,.Ued a . .ling of the of!!· eerf ,and ooJP,#i~~e.e cbaJrmcn at her hOme oft ' Wed.nel4111)' •t 1:90 . p.m. iN PLQIItDA . ,Piaybou~:, ILU WAII.D "$211.00 REWARD will be paid lor ln1drmaflon leading to the aril'89t and conviction or the per.son or ,persons that broke Into Life 9:00 Thll is ·.Your 0:30 WaterfronJ 8 :00 Captain Ka·ngaroo s - 4~ CBS News, 9:00 Fred Waring IO:SO 10:30 Strike It !lich - - • 'j, 11:00 Valilot Lady 11.1~ Love of Ufe 11 :30 Searc~ l'lr Tomorrow 11 ·43 Guiding Light 12:00 Katie',; Kitchen 12:30 As the W-orld Turnt 1 :00 Our Mlss Brooke 1:30 Housoparty 2·00 · Big Payo!! 2::-.o Bob rrosby Show . . 3 :00 3:1li 3 .30 4 :00 5:30 Brighter l951 ·Chevrolet• 11 low 11 '18&. Five cars looklU: fOl' ttew ~In•· Some very clean ones. Blaettur'i, Pomeroy. 7 27 St~ 'Fred Wii'lng · - D~y II :45 12:00 12:30 .l::9li::=I::B;;,u._.clc7t,==:a,~l=ow::-:.,:~$3;;;911;;;-.F;;:l;:. ·1\!eb · · Strll:,e Ii . ,: 11 :15 lion of till&' U-!30 · Search for TombrfoW · ' • Gql~lnJ • I41!~t .. · . K-atie'• KlW~~ AM the Wori~A -:rum' t:OO Our lllas Broo~ · r· The Ear1y !bow Your Esao RepQrtet 5:45 Sports Parade a161 Weathennan 6:00 Action .· , 2:00 Big"Payoff: . 2:30 Bob crp!br, Show 9:00 $64 000 Question ~ :SO Spike Jonea show lO:QO UP-to· tbe-mln~te News 10·05 Scanning t~e Welther 1,0:10 1'he Late Show N~ht 4:00 The Early Sho. &:ao You• &s$0 'llepdrt~ 5 :4~ Sports Paradf. · nar's, , Pomeroy. '-..-108, ·~; ·' -- ( 171 · Help Wanted (18) -Employment · Wanted TO Htehest Bidd~. Pl)'tnoutb Sedan, 4 door. tMO Chey&ler Sedan, 4 door" 'li be·'aold at 11):00 a.rn. Aug. , alb. at Midway Motor Sales, lli· niA'.ovi!Ie" 7 2g.3tc 1 ·. Naples, Fla. I• CHuct Grimm. · ·· (21) Real Estate PICNIC The Bend Sewine Club held its annual pienie at tbe Hartrord Meth!dilt Church. Guem and member8 prmnt were Mr. and home, 3 bedrooms and bath. rear porch overlookinti the beautiful Ohio River , rity water. new oil (urna cc. Also 3 car garage with 4 room new modern apartment, oit furnace, beautltul lawn, over an acre of garden. Irving Ka rr Jr., Phone 485. Pomeroy . ~ereen-in Mrs: N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mrl'. A. K. McChma:, Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Ruttencutter, Mr. and Mrs . Herman Layne, Mr. aD4 ltfr-1. Otte Roush, Mr. and M:ri. H. R. Andrewe, Mrs. CLINTON FISHEl CO. SALES- PAINT- SlllVICI 1007-Y 7>2>1-6tc. Hour or - 9:00 U"." S. Steel l!our lO!QO iUp-to-tl;t.e·Qlinute News 10:03 Scanning tl_le Weatber The . La~"$11ow ------.,--------------'--. ' WHTN-TV Channel13 .. .. ' ~ CHANJQ;L 13 WED. 10:&8 Stin ~11:00 Adve~IJU:~ Ia ·en ;· 12:00 N<lol! 'lfo\ri 12>13 Nef1~J>oro ·. 12•110 Ll~ · ' Uvnlnt. · 1 ' • 1.~ 'l'he emlpl~ TOllell ma· elaad $600 DOt .. ' 71o 12M On Your opn P1l'lll0illvll JAt• With !!llzib,lh '. tlllq f'fr!t'on · , >• . . l CI~b . limo !-"' · (. aiye lull partleulan, phone. W11fte P. 0. Bo_x 67!1, Mpls, Mtnn. , FOR S.(J.E OR TR.(DE. Two bed· room bouse with city water, gas \ ~· 7 2'1 3tp furnace, a:as well and 33 acres of land. Minertll ight!l. Trfliler Radio Dial W4nte.d. . • Writer --'- and <in· - - · - --- llaclfat4o 1 a lmov. T'~ITJ{ iliTii~\i!ATID POt lft, ~~~etlop 1 phOtie 383-M, dl1in~ SUf~ ·StOre PctmeroY. ~i w0r): ruatanlted.'· fully In· ~- y~urttan•a IR4Uatrlal and .lhdillmt!Ot ~to Control Ser· 1 --. ,-Jeet,St. M~,.w, VI, ,..., 7 Q tf · 'MID!ILI'ORcT ~ 4·room !hlngle, wlth new roof. Large basement, laundry -and t or utility room, bar arfd' shower. Nicely decorated. Corner lot \50x200 with gard-en an~ glll"ai•· Priced at $MOO.OO. Complete wlth lurniture (Kood) fot only $1000.00 extra. SEIIVICE. Appllanoe VILLAGI HDMI - ... B-room two .a~ory hou11e with 2 porches, very St., ~ Poml(.or Cf'od construction. 1 aere lot, good toil Close to · schooh and Cli!>!'Ohet.~ll!. $4000.00. This Jg 'ttn'·q~uljja!~ood buy. Can be . ~o~,tht'- ~1th' ;5%~own~ 'balance h••· .. Mn\. ...,._ . ~ LAROE HII;HWAY f-loor with 4 rooms, ' .,·#,:~.,.~" truike your .dreams come·true! .. . I .•pantry,·seml-batb, and 2 porche.s. Second poor bas rooms ~lth cJ0~\1, bathroom. _Attic room for tWo dOUble be~s, and ha'tr '1 closet•. Oak woodwork and -stairway. American Stand· :-ard gas-fired hot water heating, V,ater 1oftfmer, 1ar1e basement with work rooms ·an6 laundry wit~ tubs. Garage and utility , bbUdinf, Located ln Pomero_y on • :... " ,. 1' ' l' ' IION'TIUY ANt CAR lEfOR! YOU DIIVE A CHM ·, • • tT$ BEST SHOWROOM IS THE 10"0. . ' . , ~ ,. , .. , - ._ .. _ , Only fronmi•ed CJ.~Ie~ dealer,a ' AI• . ' ' , Co.,.lllon~t·T-- fMlt!f~·,~··-j·~ ditp/4y lhfl/~ , $~~ fqur Local A u~h.ori~ed· I • . · _L:iw_ · ... ' ... Ina_.· ····, ·~·~ •• Ch~W'Q,f4t ,,~,ld '• .. . . ,.' hiJfi.WaYs, excfllent for toy,rJit hom•, ~mln•tl or eonval_e ... ·2 ,·( can ·~ bOught :·..,ni'Mine. IDX l2f ~ (11t 27, Stc ' 1 , ' rilllt PHONE" IDJ-Y leal,ty Company NICE ROME ON. LINCOLN RIL......8000 ·a . ; / I • good residential buys Several in Pomeroy, Modlrately pfletd fiom $3,8110 t<> .e,ooo. ' · , CALL" 452 '!,jill_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ~ • • Cadillac dealer has a eeloction of modela ready lot pi'ODIJI\ clili!VI!Iy ; :. your p.......,t car is at Its peak market. val~.;.~ tbe model of your choice may cost far . _ than you DDBgined, Call- dleloi ,.,on IUid team abput tho practlcllity and wisdom of c.dlllat owner- · ,.- • . ' < •- • . __ "c) ,, ' 1 • lhip !<>daY· lie will ,l!t ...PI>Y .to !lear flo111 you at 8liy tlmel VISIT ~ "fOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ', .· , .' ' • ., ,.- 'Ibis iB truly tbe rold"!l IJIODII!Dt! For the ilrlt time in yeora your ,. ~-~ _ ~ , · . · Terms Avi.Uable . , •• ' . ,;. • .. ! r:.vne 907-M. VIrgil Teaford, -Syracu~ . 7 2~ 6tp · 1 Free Parking "IY the with hill bro!her-ltl·law ~nd aislel" Mr. and Mt1. 6 D1ya A Week For HlrJf William Wjrpllr · ,nd fal)t)Iy· reiiUlled . aunt~JJ ~ a visit ' I:H 1<1 5:00 In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61PHONI$ 6a1t · 7 27 6te 1 lti!B 8:30 I'Vt Got A Secret : · · Real Estate Broker Chevrolets as low aa $888'l'hbte very clean can. Blaett- ~rft~nd "li'lleh·.. 7:00 Vlc D~nt'one 8:00 Milllonaire Store IIoan Llh, Colu•Ity ond - ~ .' S:M 'fYealllmnan <• · "'00 Acll<'l · •: . 1 a·. t• D •'•• Edwarda · 8,8i) Clinton Fisher Ct. . ACCU).N'f of flYe "better buy&."' M.in)' are Va. 7 25 6tp 37 ACRES of ground. 12 of which ,going to get 10me real bargahur. Is river bottom. Located near --~~ ------~~ It shoutd ~~ you. Blaet~'a, Painting, interior and exterior. Shade River on goo~ gravel road, POmerO)', 1 27 tlte Available now. Rates reasoqLays well. Could be used fo; able. Homer Braley. · rhone aummer cabin. Will sell for $400 1-:c911:-::2-::P:-))J)··u"·a- c-=$4:::77·. 2d;.. Sedan. 31l·Y. 7·22-i2tl down, finance balance in month· Hydramatic drive. Ortglnal llaM ly payments. Call 11~. Hilton areen flnlsh. B1aet-tnar'a. Pomewoue, fd'll(ifnrille. 7-25 6tc roy. . , , , 1' ~ 6tc '1:30 Houaepiftr 3:30 Et11e of · Th~CB AGRNC'f Pin. A"'"-llo. -Itb .. - - - - - - ' Cllnloa Fl:oher, lllddleport. l'laone 11106«. U 1 tl Beautiful white Brick 8 room fine cars.. A VIJ: lety of model• and equipment. Blaailllar:o. Pon!.7 27 6\e _P_AIN_TIN eroy. __G_W_A_NTil)'"='r-.-Al.,--1-K""In-dl, 1953 BUieks as low as $977. Choice ~nterior and exterior. Roofl a of four A·l care. '1 2'7 ete · s~clalty, ·Edward Peloso, TU 221952 Bucks as low u $577. C])oi<:t: ~- P. 0. Box 78, Hartford, W. . 3:00 BrlgfAtv l;)ay' . 3:15 Se~ret St~m Secret 3tonn Edlile of N.i&ht -- Fer Rent - Exte.W.on La4dera, Scaffold B<>arda, Drop Clotlla. Sq,aton· 8laetde .. Ca•lala .Kil\iaroo · ·. CBS News Ill · , Want To Poy llOdnay Downing (ol6) For Rent or Sale (8) Auto Soles ., 11:00 Valllinl Hdr, YOU :::::::;::::::::::::::::::::=:::= 9:30 Ar:lhur Godfrey J:30 ArU!ar Go.d""" At The Prloes For .Rent . 7:00 Jlmnlle D... 7:30 Boston Blaclile nie Hand, _Colu!P,bUS and, South· ern Electric. .PI\,one 6181: ( 7 27 8tp lng Holiseboltt Ooods." Signed -:--:-:-,----,-· - Glenn Wolfe. 941 M"socbusetls ( 14) Ave.', N.W., Wllhin&'ton 1, D. C. 1-IRtt! -; ftobma tot rent. · Cloae to town. 127 Butternut. 'l·l8-12te HndqUII'tW8 ftf '_ _ + -:---::-~ lam~l)ftfle LU&Ia&:e - Lltle Ce4u Ap_artment · unfur~ithed , Secqnd Cb~sts - LAU Whldo1P PansSt., Pomeroy. Adults ogly. FrlJldaire Refrlgeratora. FNnk Fugate, Phone · 440-M. ....,. P~o~rnltur•, Mlddl.,.rt, Of!!.. 7-so::&e / «Uti~- - ~-- - tQiOO Ma'jquera~e Party 7:30 8:00 8:45 9:00 PAINT 2 or 3 b<<lfoOm ilouo,: cau·Kon· .' mf h.OUJe at Apple Grove steal~ WEDNISDA·Y .CHANNIL I 7:00 Jimmie Dean IS Fully Stocked 2:00 A . ODv. .Ingraham ~~iT Our Store --~-------..,-----~-+' . . ,, . · CHANNEL I COMPLt'I'E Insurance Protec-tion, Lite. ~uto. Flre, Polio. CAU Dor: Mtlb, Mltldle;.l)l't, Ohio. CArd of 'llllnb and Soeolal Nollcei of -~~ •1.00. 0~ JIQ!IIlahod at 1 ~nt per wor<L WnUtereast : Sports J;;ye NIIC, New• · )fayor of t1te Town Fatbtir ~o·W5 lleat )Vall TV T~ ...ttr \;._ TUESDAY ------- Erroro Ia ~dvertl.oiDI-SbOWd be reported lnunedlatel.f. Tbe D.Uy Sentlo81 1'ill not be"hiPGDIIblo for 111010 thaD one Iacor- . TO MilT., TtiUII.DAY Mr.s. Bruee IJoyd. flower S}¥)w chairman or' the Amateur Garden ltll per wo~for tbr&""-uUJ! )niiOI"tioDL · Speelal - One montb for • centl per word. Full rato of I <@II per '11'41'<1 w!U be ebaned lor aclvertlilnl It Dot paid for befON the lG'n. q!_uch mODt.Jil ~~~on. roet lnlertlbJ!. ' - aivea thl.l B:oO AUTO SALES 10·10 -----.......-- lng at 7:80 at I he Vllialle Hall bQme Thu.reday 111 :30 td d.llcuu tenlallve plj!ns fOI' a shaw to be 7:30 , Comedy 'l1me Movle't lme Popeye Presents News Pittdre • 8:30. Spotlight Playhou•e M. .TINO CALLID 'lbe Middleport Park A&Jochttlon Inc., will meet Friday eWln- and all interested persona trrgtd to attend the nleeUng. 8:SS 8:46 J:OO WANT ADS RATES I oelltl pe~ ~- one lUtrtloa. lftniJDIIID cbarle IIOe.-4, eenb WCHS-TV IChannell 7:30 Private Se<!retary 8:00 To Tell the Ttillh Meigs County News · . 1:30 Bride a'nd .Groo~ 2:00 • Matinee 'Theater 3:00 Quee'n Cor a J?ay , 3:45 Modern Rnmnmc:el 6:30 . MITROPOLITAN PHONE i98 My Little !ll;a;,te 10:3B News ~adllnee 10:40 Nltewatch 12:0B Tonlf)Jt 8:15 Do~"ilai' !:'~\t6rda 6:30 Telcl!honc Time 7:00 Phil Silvers Show CHAPTij! TO MEET Evanl(elliie Cha~. OES, Will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at th~ Masonic Temple with Mn. Willi• Anthony, W. M., presldifll- It gives you more to be"proud o: J .. ' ~ world'.s. largest garden bose facDitjNIR PLANNED tory. The Diamond Match Company The Peniel Class of the Pomeroy F·lrat Baptist Church will plant at Barherton, Ohio, is one of match works. have 1 potltK'k pienJc dinner at the eountcy'a the Syr.acu.se Roadside Park on -----· Mason. Tho:-il' present were Mr. RISTORID TO DUTY SOCIAL ,LAI!INID BIRTH lind Mrs A. I) Humc, Mr . and OSTADD, Switaerland UPAn lee cream social · will be Mr. and Mr.s. Lesley Rou sh are Mrs. R:IYmonrl Gre:•lhousc and chitannouncing the birth of a Blh lb d!cn, MiHs Cla ra Ma nn , all or Hunt- Jaroslav Drobny of Eaypt and hoi~ II the Ent,.priae EUB boy, Dlvtd Allen, born at Uol ~i:!~ ington and MrN. Ber t ha Farley and Don Candy of Australia _defeated Church . ThJ,Jraday, beeiriatng at ' . 'II: · HoapltaJ, July i 19. The materual daughlcr. Jean . / B~da:e . Patty of ~QI A11Jele, and B:•Mp.··M, "" .,.. ~ r • I Jll.l grandparents IrA Mr and · Mrl Ptellre Darmon of J'raRte 6-5, 8-1 · ICHI.DULI PICNIC Clayton Ruuell. or· Skoki e Ill · , BIRTH . Monday to win the men's doubles hll th t ~) . ' ·· 1 Mr and Mrs. ~nrvtn B. C~~rpen- 1crown in the Swiss JnternaUon-&1 .. The Morntna: Star EUB Churc-h w eM e dpaMern .. Rgundparenls , ter 11re announctng the birth of a . tennis championships School ..Wlt· hold a pkmic Sunday. ~re r . an rs. u s~e ll Hqus h o lb. a oz . daughter, Sidttee Ellce. · August 4, at the state Park on r New Haven. r,.-f.u.ternal grondparl'nh are Mr and Ro,.te ,50 between Coolville and Mrs F'runk Hnk er o! Slnnbaugh, Charles Dickens t r 1 v e I e- d Athens. DINNER Mich , ami ,Mr. and Mrs Edhon Car- thro~gh Ohio In 1842, wrltlnc comA dinner wu receqtly held hon- penter or l'oll ins, W. Va .. are the mf'nts on Obiu liCDPie ail" Ute. . PL~ DINNIIt orln1 Mrs. ~•t_hi_c<_n_~~utt~t~--~u~t·t·nat ~ranclput · en_ls_. ---~---- - - -- - - - - - - -Tb::.....e.....:P..:•::.•t:.C:hlefs Club of ~~- NEW HAVEN ' Festival or Star& Panic Meet MeGr.aw Summer ' Playhouse Nat Klllj Cole Show O'Henry Playboua~ · ' II<' You Co~ld Cu~nt 6':00 ' Spinach 1 00 SIGN OFF FARM wOMEN Mrs. Donald Duncan was ho~tess to members of the Cherokee Farm IIB'VOWD· TO INTDESTS 01' MBIGI-IIIAION AREA Women's Club a~ her home recent· · IICH.UD LOWIN - GINIIIAL MANAOII · IIIYN~D. I. GilliN I .., ID11Pit ly with Mrs Jame'!l Howard as co..J~.!' J.. T · · Ill, ltoH Wrltor, ....... l<lltor hostess, Mrs. Jaml:S Howard tnd llollifooiii·Kiml>all, M8 Mn Nancy John59n" gave· the devotions which inclUded scripture -~ u -..t·c!l!il! , mot11r tt ~ pc!l! oftiee at ,...,. pl-ayer and poema. 11:30 II 6:35 Sports Eye 6 415 NBC New11 10:40 Nltewateh 12:00 ToniJII~ The Daily Sentinel 9·00 Romper Room The Price It Rla:bt 10:30 Truth or•cOnsequences 11:00 Tic T::c Dough 12:00 1:00 Good Cleo Utled C&rl All Makes md llod• ll FOR OONSIS'l'ENT DEPIJNDABLJ! RESULTS 10:00 4:00 4:30 5,:30 !i:4l5 10.00 AMan Called X 10:30 Newa Headlines "NEW HAVEN, W.Va. Si~tn' On TGdlly 4:30 MovieUme 5:30 Popeye. Preeeott 6:0'J Spinach Pla)'hOUSI 6.30 Weathereast 7:00 7:'30 8:00 8 :30 9 :00 9;30 On Sept. 26, 1912, J . E. Carleton proposes he be elected Probate Judge, assuring every· one their vote and influence Is S<lllcited, His likeness suggests a man of about 40. A newsy note from the Paris of MeJ,es Racine - tells th>t the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Racine Creamery was held at the city building about March 7, 1D12. Old officers were re-elected - John Circle, president; E. W. H!ll, VIce president; D. B. C1·oss, treasurer; J . C. Pickens, secre~ary. A picture"In the May 12, lllll6, llilue ot one ·~ : 55 6:00 I . t ' �• .. ,.,. - . _-$.r- -- ' Dall1 Seotinel,l'ouleroy-Middleport, 0., July 30, 1957 ~;~-~~~:;~~ -w - .... · ~ - 0 ~.. - ... . - , .:::. 4.:;'1:;....-:.-. ........,... •• ~ TELEVISLOH GUI·DE r WSAZ -TV Chon"e13 TUESDAY ~ednesday CHANN!L 3 6:i5G :,411 On 7:00 Today 9·00 Romper ROQ~n 10 ·OO The Price Is R.ieht 10:30 Truth or Consequence• a :oo Tic Tac Dougb 11.30 1t Could Be Yoy 1?. :00 'fex k !lnx 12:30 CurrerJt 1:00 MY Little Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Queen For A Day S·4:1 Modern Romances 4:00 Comedv Tim!t Billy Sunday, the great prototype for Billy Graham ;md his mechanized system for sav- ing so uls, preached on Dec. 28th, 1914, in Pittsburgh and in one week's time brougbt 3,000 .persons down the sawdust trail. Secre· tary of Slate William Jennings Bryan attended one preaching and admitted: "Billy is a great talker." of the local papers shows tbe Middleport iji.gh School - now \he grade school building and lists the graduating seniors. The names! ~ Jeannette Beverage, Rutb Brad~ury, Mattie ~""tw.;'§'o':t':,\~ , IG~:.~ Bush, Florlnell Conway, Lawrence Curti.i, Atdo Erlewine, Irma Giesen, Frances Grate, The lesson topic, "You-Your •IIUIIoir!JIIoll ,_, DtJinr:r IIJ" eu:rlet..,., IV~I!If 80 -~~· per Weight and Your · Food", was fol · Herman Hill, Gladys Lambert, Arlona Lyons, ~lm:" lolit..,_l 112 lowed by a discussion. Game11 were ~·~ • ..~.DliiT By motor routeltfflet, wbtreta.f14!j n.uable~ Bernice Lyons, Mary McLain, Doris Mankjns, ~uatcm6a 1 v_lll_,.... N; m monllll, M.ID; lhrM 111011tho, played and refreshmentS' served to the group by the hostesse11. .Julia Miller, Lela Moore, Hubert Pullin, Aud· 11!101. ~S*T.:pt •••dpr bl' Tile~~~- va- sen Plan& were made tu hold the ell Phillips, Frances Roush, JosephlPe Rus- td ~ ' , •SL. - · 0. Bulla• "'""" phone 8llf annual picnic at the Roadside park . sell, Evelyn Sanborn Leland SaxtOn ··E ffle near Syracuse, 0., The regular ' ' . nolia Tem.ple, Pythian Sbters, meeting will be held August 18 at Mae Stewart, Edgar Tuckerman, Vaude will have a potl~ck picnic dinner the borne of Mrs. Douglas Roush. Vance, Mabel Waddell, Gladys Watts, Minnie Thursday 1t Ba11ey 1s Lake 3t 6 p m. Bucyrus, Ohio con:ains the Werner and Amy Worthington, L_ 5, · ti"'l't'=t.ni J) . . . .:--::-- ·• 1 . ' ail . y SentiDe Day Book -- · 1in - • Thl•.-one- wm1ts you to get choosey! For Chevrolet loveH to show what it's KUt lns1de,"outside and in performance. Chevrolet is the only car in its field with Body by Fisher-sturdily put together, with a aolid, substantial look. Fine finishing touches on everY, side confirm the craftsmanship that goes into its making. Chevrolet':; rCBpon':le and ~formance I - Thursday eve~;~lne. Membeft are reque•d to meet at- the ehurth at 8:30 p. m. ICLOIS RITURNID Kant 'Kloea s~n of Mr. and Mr"':. Mann"''· KIOel, hb been returned to his hd1ne ln Pomeroy from Holzer Hcapltal where he has bet\11 a medical ~ent. \ - , are pretty special, too. Tliere'l 1 wen;' what-are-we-waiting-for of>irit In tho engine, especially when you show a rolet a mountain. And you'll do a lot of looking to find compareble 8IIIOOthpeae, s.'eadinese arid nimbleneao ~ the ~d­ at any price! See a ·Chevrolet 11 your dealer' a-see hQI'I' much ·IJ!ore It bl8 ·t.o spark exoitement and your ~ :r O!ev· ' W1EH 11:50 ,, m. • . Daily 990 ar~ . • Club haa ..1~4 a meelln1 Ill ber C~J • lolJ.ITIN.f Mrs. Wal'f FrY, pruident of · Mlddliii'Ft·r.c>merllf Bualneos PI'PlOiiiOUW. Wo111en'l, Club. ,.,.Ued a . .ling of the of!!· eerf ,and ooJP,#i~~e.e cbaJrmcn at her hOme oft ' Wed.nel4111)' •t 1:90 . p.m. iN PLQIItDA . ,Piaybou~:, ILU WAII.D "$211.00 REWARD will be paid lor ln1drmaflon leading to the aril'89t and conviction or the per.son or ,persons that broke Into Life 9:00 Thll is ·.Your 0:30 WaterfronJ 8 :00 Captain Ka·ngaroo s - 4~ CBS News, 9:00 Fred Waring IO:SO 10:30 Strike It !lich - - • 'j, 11:00 Valilot Lady 11.1~ Love of Ufe 11 :30 Searc~ l'lr Tomorrow 11 ·43 Guiding Light 12:00 Katie',; Kitchen 12:30 As the W-orld Turnt 1 :00 Our Mlss Brooke 1:30 Housoparty 2·00 · Big Payo!! 2::-.o Bob rrosby Show . . 3 :00 3:1li 3 .30 4 :00 5:30 Brighter l951 ·Chevrolet• 11 low 11 '18&. Five cars looklU: fOl' ttew ~In•· Some very clean ones. Blaettur'i, Pomeroy. 7 27 St~ 'Fred Wii'lng · - D~y II :45 12:00 12:30 .l::9li::=I::B;;,u._.clc7t,==:a,~l=ow::-:.,:~$3;;;911;;;-.F;;:l;:. ·1\!eb · · Strll:,e Ii . ,: 11 :15 lion of till&' U-!30 · Search for TombrfoW · ' • Gql~lnJ • I41!~t .. · . K-atie'• KlW~~ AM the Wori~A -:rum' t:OO Our lllas Broo~ · r· The Ear1y !bow Your Esao RepQrtet 5:45 Sports Parade a161 Weathennan 6:00 Action .· , 2:00 Big"Payoff: . 2:30 Bob crp!br, Show 9:00 $64 000 Question ~ :SO Spike Jonea show lO:QO UP-to· tbe-mln~te News 10·05 Scanning t~e Welther 1,0:10 1'he Late Show N~ht 4:00 The Early Sho. &:ao You• &s$0 'llepdrt~ 5 :4~ Sports Paradf. · nar's, , Pomeroy. '-..-108, ·~; ·' -- ( 171 · Help Wanted (18) -Employment · Wanted TO Htehest Bidd~. Pl)'tnoutb Sedan, 4 door. tMO Chey&ler Sedan, 4 door" 'li be·'aold at 11):00 a.rn. Aug. , alb. at Midway Motor Sales, lli· niA'.ovi!Ie" 7 2g.3tc 1 ·. Naples, Fla. I• CHuct Grimm. · ·· (21) Real Estate PICNIC The Bend Sewine Club held its annual pienie at tbe Hartrord Meth!dilt Church. Guem and member8 prmnt were Mr. and home, 3 bedrooms and bath. rear porch overlookinti the beautiful Ohio River , rity water. new oil (urna cc. Also 3 car garage with 4 room new modern apartment, oit furnace, beautltul lawn, over an acre of garden. Irving Ka rr Jr., Phone 485. Pomeroy . ~ereen-in Mrs: N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mrl'. A. K. McChma:, Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Ruttencutter, Mr. and Mrs . Herman Layne, Mr. aD4 ltfr-1. Otte Roush, Mr. and M:ri. H. R. Andrewe, Mrs. CLINTON FISHEl CO. SALES- PAINT- SlllVICI 1007-Y 7>2>1-6tc. Hour or - 9:00 U"." S. Steel l!our lO!QO iUp-to-tl;t.e·Qlinute News 10:03 Scanning tl_le Weatber The . La~"$11ow ------.,--------------'--. ' WHTN-TV Channel13 .. .. ' ~ CHANJQ;L 13 WED. 10:&8 Stin ~11:00 Adve~IJU:~ Ia ·en ;· 12:00 N<lol! 'lfo\ri 12>13 Nef1~J>oro ·. 12•110 Ll~ · ' Uvnlnt. · 1 ' • 1.~ 'l'he emlpl~ TOllell ma· elaad $600 DOt .. ' 71o 12M On Your opn P1l'lll0illvll JAt• With !!llzib,lh '. tlllq f'fr!t'on · , >• . . l CI~b . limo !-"' · (. aiye lull partleulan, phone. W11fte P. 0. Bo_x 67!1, Mpls, Mtnn. , FOR S.(J.E OR TR.(DE. Two bed· room bouse with city water, gas \ ~· 7 2'1 3tp furnace, a:as well and 33 acres of land. Minertll ight!l. Trfliler Radio Dial W4nte.d. . • Writer --'- and <in· - - · - --- llaclfat4o 1 a lmov. T'~ITJ{ iliTii~\i!ATID POt lft, ~~~etlop 1 phOtie 383-M, dl1in~ SUf~ ·StOre PctmeroY. ~i w0r): ruatanlted.'· fully In· ~- y~urttan•a IR4Uatrlal and .lhdillmt!Ot ~to Control Ser· 1 --. ,-Jeet,St. M~,.w, VI, ,..., 7 Q tf · 'MID!ILI'ORcT ~ 4·room !hlngle, wlth new roof. Large basement, laundry -and t or utility room, bar arfd' shower. Nicely decorated. Corner lot \50x200 with gard-en an~ glll"ai•· Priced at $MOO.OO. Complete wlth lurniture (Kood) fot only $1000.00 extra. SEIIVICE. Appllanoe VILLAGI HDMI - ... B-room two .a~ory hou11e with 2 porches, very St., ~ Poml(.or Cf'od construction. 1 aere lot, good toil Close to · schooh and Cli!>!'Ohet.~ll!. $4000.00. This Jg 'ttn'·q~uljja!~ood buy. Can be . ~o~,tht'- ~1th' ;5%~own~ 'balance h••· .. Mn\. ...,._ . ~ LAROE HII;HWAY f-loor with 4 rooms, ' .,·#,:~.,.~" truike your .dreams come·true! .. . I .•pantry,·seml-batb, and 2 porche.s. Second poor bas rooms ~lth cJ0~\1, bathroom. _Attic room for tWo dOUble be~s, and ha'tr '1 closet•. Oak woodwork and -stairway. American Stand· :-ard gas-fired hot water heating, V,ater 1oftfmer, 1ar1e basement with work rooms ·an6 laundry wit~ tubs. Garage and utility , bbUdinf, Located ln Pomero_y on • :... " ,. 1' ' l' ' IION'TIUY ANt CAR lEfOR! YOU DIIVE A CHM ·, • • tT$ BEST SHOWROOM IS THE 10"0. . ' . , ~ ,. , .. , - ._ .. _ , Only fronmi•ed CJ.~Ie~ dealer,a ' AI• . ' ' , Co.,.lllon~t·T-- fMlt!f~·,~··-j·~ ditp/4y lhfl/~ , $~~ fqur Local A u~h.ori~ed· I • . · _L:iw_ · ... ' ... Ina_.· ····, ·~·~ •• Ch~W'Q,f4t ,,~,ld '• .. . . ,.' hiJfi.WaYs, excfllent for toy,rJit hom•, ~mln•tl or eonval_e ... ·2 ,·( can ·~ bOught :·..,ni'Mine. IDX l2f ~ (11t 27, Stc ' 1 , ' rilllt PHONE" IDJ-Y leal,ty Company NICE ROME ON. LINCOLN RIL......8000 ·a . ; / I • good residential buys Several in Pomeroy, Modlrately pfletd fiom $3,8110 t<> .e,ooo. ' · , CALL" 452 '!,jill_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ~ • • Cadillac dealer has a eeloction of modela ready lot pi'ODIJI\ clili!VI!Iy ; :. your p.......,t car is at Its peak market. val~.;.~ tbe model of your choice may cost far . _ than you DDBgined, Call- dleloi ,.,on IUid team abput tho practlcllity and wisdom of c.dlllat owner- · ,.- • . ' < •- • . __ "c) ,, ' 1 • lhip !<>daY· lie will ,l!t ...PI>Y .to !lear flo111 you at 8liy tlmel VISIT ~ "fOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ', .· , .' ' • ., ,.- 'Ibis iB truly tbe rold"!l IJIODII!Dt! For the ilrlt time in yeora your ,. ~-~ _ ~ , · . · Terms Avi.Uable . , •• ' . ,;. • .. ! r:.vne 907-M. VIrgil Teaford, -Syracu~ . 7 2~ 6tp · 1 Free Parking "IY the with hill bro!her-ltl·law ~nd aislel" Mr. and Mt1. 6 D1ya A Week For HlrJf William Wjrpllr · ,nd fal)t)Iy· reiiUlled . aunt~JJ ~ a visit ' I:H 1<1 5:00 In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61PHONI$ 6a1t · 7 27 6te 1 lti!B 8:30 I'Vt Got A Secret : · · Real Estate Broker Chevrolets as low aa $888'l'hbte very clean can. Blaett- ~rft~nd "li'lleh·.. 7:00 Vlc D~nt'one 8:00 Milllonaire Store IIoan Llh, Colu•Ity ond - ~ .' S:M 'fYealllmnan <• · "'00 Acll<'l · •: . 1 a·. t• D •'•• Edwarda · 8,8i) Clinton Fisher Ct. . ACCU).N'f of flYe "better buy&."' M.in)' are Va. 7 25 6tp 37 ACRES of ground. 12 of which ,going to get 10me real bargahur. Is river bottom. Located near --~~ ------~~ It shoutd ~~ you. Blaet~'a, Painting, interior and exterior. Shade River on goo~ gravel road, POmerO)', 1 27 tlte Available now. Rates reasoqLays well. Could be used fo; able. Homer Braley. · rhone aummer cabin. Will sell for $400 1-:c911:-::2-::P:-))J)··u"·a- c-=$4:::77·. 2d;.. Sedan. 31l·Y. 7·22-i2tl down, finance balance in month· Hydramatic drive. Ortglnal llaM ly payments. Call 11~. Hilton areen flnlsh. B1aet-tnar'a. Pomewoue, fd'll(ifnrille. 7-25 6tc roy. . , , , 1' ~ 6tc '1:30 Houaepiftr 3:30 Et11e of · Th~CB AGRNC'f Pin. A"'"-llo. -Itb .. - - - - - - ' Cllnloa Fl:oher, lllddleport. l'laone 11106«. U 1 tl Beautiful white Brick 8 room fine cars.. A VIJ: lety of model• and equipment. Blaailllar:o. Pon!.7 27 6\e _P_AIN_TIN eroy. __G_W_A_NTil)'"='r-.-Al.,--1-K""In-dl, 1953 BUieks as low as $977. Choice ~nterior and exterior. Roofl a of four A·l care. '1 2'7 ete · s~clalty, ·Edward Peloso, TU 221952 Bucks as low u $577. C])oi<:t: ~- P. 0. Box 78, Hartford, W. . 3:00 BrlgfAtv l;)ay' . 3:15 Se~ret St~m Secret 3tonn Edlile of N.i&ht -- Fer Rent - Exte.W.on La4dera, Scaffold B<>arda, Drop Clotlla. Sq,aton· 8laetde .. Ca•lala .Kil\iaroo · ·. CBS News Ill · , Want To Poy llOdnay Downing (ol6) For Rent or Sale (8) Auto Soles ., 11:00 Valllinl Hdr, YOU :::::::;::::::::::::::::::::=:::= 9:30 Ar:lhur Godfrey J:30 ArU!ar Go.d""" At The Prloes For .Rent . 7:00 Jlmnlle D... 7:30 Boston Blaclile nie Hand, _Colu!P,bUS and, South· ern Electric. .PI\,one 6181: ( 7 27 8tp lng Holiseboltt Ooods." Signed -:--:-:-,----,-· - Glenn Wolfe. 941 M"socbusetls ( 14) Ave.', N.W., Wllhin&'ton 1, D. C. 1-IRtt! -; ftobma tot rent. · Cloae to town. 127 Butternut. 'l·l8-12te HndqUII'tW8 ftf '_ _ + -:---::-~ lam~l)ftfle LU&Ia&:e - Lltle Ce4u Ap_artment · unfur~ithed , Secqnd Cb~sts - LAU Whldo1P PansSt., Pomeroy. Adults ogly. FrlJldaire Refrlgeratora. FNnk Fugate, Phone · 440-M. ....,. P~o~rnltur•, Mlddl.,.rt, Of!!.. 7-so::&e / «Uti~- - ~-- - tQiOO Ma'jquera~e Party 7:30 8:00 8:45 9:00 PAINT 2 or 3 b<<lfoOm ilouo,: cau·Kon· .' mf h.OUJe at Apple Grove steal~ WEDNISDA·Y .CHANNIL I 7:00 Jimmie Dean IS Fully Stocked 2:00 A . ODv. .Ingraham ~~iT Our Store --~-------..,-----~-+' . . ,, . · CHANNEL I COMPLt'I'E Insurance Protec-tion, Lite. ~uto. Flre, Polio. CAU Dor: Mtlb, Mltldle;.l)l't, Ohio. CArd of 'llllnb and Soeolal Nollcei of -~~ •1.00. 0~ JIQ!IIlahod at 1 ~nt per wor<L WnUtereast : Sports J;;ye NIIC, New• · )fayor of t1te Town Fatbtir ~o·W5 lleat )Vall TV T~ ...ttr \;._ TUESDAY ------- Erroro Ia ~dvertl.oiDI-SbOWd be reported lnunedlatel.f. Tbe D.Uy Sentlo81 1'ill not be"hiPGDIIblo for 111010 thaD one Iacor- . TO MilT., TtiUII.DAY Mr.s. Bruee IJoyd. flower S}¥)w chairman or' the Amateur Garden ltll per wo~for tbr&""-uUJ! )niiOI"tioDL · Speelal - One montb for • centl per word. Full rato of I <@II per '11'41'<1 w!U be ebaned lor aclvertlilnl It Dot paid for befON the lG'n. q!_uch mODt.Jil ~~~on. roet lnlertlbJ!. ' - aivea thl.l B:oO AUTO SALES 10·10 -----.......-- lng at 7:80 at I he Vllialle Hall bQme Thu.reday 111 :30 td d.llcuu tenlallve plj!ns fOI' a shaw to be 7:30 , Comedy 'l1me Movle't lme Popeye Presents News Pittdre • 8:30. Spotlight Playhou•e M. .TINO CALLID 'lbe Middleport Park A&Jochttlon Inc., will meet Friday eWln- and all interested persona trrgtd to attend the nleeUng. 8:SS 8:46 J:OO WANT ADS RATES I oelltl pe~ ~- one lUtrtloa. lftniJDIIID cbarle IIOe.-4, eenb WCHS-TV IChannell 7:30 Private Se<!retary 8:00 To Tell the Ttillh Meigs County News · . 1:30 Bride a'nd .Groo~ 2:00 • Matinee 'Theater 3:00 Quee'n Cor a J?ay , 3:45 Modern Rnmnmc:el 6:30 . MITROPOLITAN PHONE i98 My Little !ll;a;,te 10:3B News ~adllnee 10:40 Nltewatch 12:0B Tonlf)Jt 8:15 Do~"ilai' !:'~\t6rda 6:30 Telcl!honc Time 7:00 Phil Silvers Show CHAPTij! TO MEET Evanl(elliie Cha~. OES, Will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at th~ Masonic Temple with Mn. Willi• Anthony, W. M., presldifll- It gives you more to be"proud o: J .. ' ~ world'.s. largest garden bose facDitjNIR PLANNED tory. The Diamond Match Company The Peniel Class of the Pomeroy F·lrat Baptist Church will plant at Barherton, Ohio, is one of match works. have 1 potltK'k pienJc dinner at the eountcy'a the Syr.acu.se Roadside Park on -----· Mason. Tho:-il' present were Mr. RISTORID TO DUTY SOCIAL ,LAI!INID BIRTH lind Mrs A. I) Humc, Mr . and OSTADD, Switaerland UPAn lee cream social · will be Mr. and Mr.s. Lesley Rou sh are Mrs. R:IYmonrl Gre:•lhousc and chitannouncing the birth of a Blh lb d!cn, MiHs Cla ra Ma nn , all or Hunt- Jaroslav Drobny of Eaypt and hoi~ II the Ent,.priae EUB boy, Dlvtd Allen, born at Uol ~i:!~ ington and MrN. Ber t ha Farley and Don Candy of Australia _defeated Church . ThJ,Jraday, beeiriatng at ' . 'II: · HoapltaJ, July i 19. The materual daughlcr. Jean . / B~da:e . Patty of ~QI A11Jele, and B:•Mp.··M, "" .,.. ~ r • I Jll.l grandparents IrA Mr and · Mrl Ptellre Darmon of J'raRte 6-5, 8-1 · ICHI.DULI PICNIC Clayton Ruuell. or· Skoki e Ill · , BIRTH . Monday to win the men's doubles hll th t ~) . ' ·· 1 Mr and Mrs. ~nrvtn B. C~~rpen- 1crown in the Swiss JnternaUon-&1 .. The Morntna: Star EUB Churc-h w eM e dpaMern .. Rgundparenls , ter 11re announctng the birth of a . tennis championships School ..Wlt· hold a pkmic Sunday. ~re r . an rs. u s~e ll Hqus h o lb. a oz . daughter, Sidttee Ellce. · August 4, at the state Park on r New Haven. r,.-f.u.ternal grondparl'nh are Mr and Ro,.te ,50 between Coolville and Mrs F'runk Hnk er o! Slnnbaugh, Charles Dickens t r 1 v e I e- d Athens. DINNER Mich , ami ,Mr. and Mrs Edhon Car- thro~gh Ohio In 1842, wrltlnc comA dinner wu receqtly held hon- penter or l'oll ins, W. Va .. are the mf'nts on Obiu liCDPie ail" Ute. . PL~ DINNIIt orln1 Mrs. ~•t_hi_c<_n_~~utt~t~--~u~t·t·nat ~ranclput · en_ls_. ---~---- - - -- - - - - - - -Tb::.....e.....:P..:•::.•t:.C:hlefs Club of ~~- NEW HAVEN ' Festival or Star& Panic Meet MeGr.aw Summer ' Playhouse Nat Klllj Cole Show O'Henry Playboua~ · ' II<' You Co~ld Cu~nt 6':00 ' Spinach 1 00 SIGN OFF FARM wOMEN Mrs. Donald Duncan was ho~tess to members of the Cherokee Farm IIB'VOWD· TO INTDESTS 01' MBIGI-IIIAION AREA Women's Club a~ her home recent· · IICH.UD LOWIN - GINIIIAL MANAOII · IIIYN~D. I. GilliN I .., ID11Pit ly with Mrs Jame'!l Howard as co..J~.!' J.. T · · Ill, ltoH Wrltor, ....... l<lltor hostess, Mrs. Jaml:S Howard tnd llollifooiii·Kiml>all, M8 Mn Nancy John59n" gave· the devotions which inclUded scripture -~ u -..t·c!l!il! , mot11r tt ~ pc!l! oftiee at ,...,. pl-ayer and poema. 11:30 II 6:35 Sports Eye 6 415 NBC New11 10:40 Nltewateh 12:00 ToniJII~ The Daily Sentinel 9·00 Romper Room The Price It Rla:bt 10:30 Truth or•cOnsequences 11:00 Tic T::c Dough 12:00 1:00 Good Cleo Utled C&rl All Makes md llod• ll FOR OONSIS'l'ENT DEPIJNDABLJ! RESULTS 10:00 4:00 4:30 5,:30 !i:4l5 10.00 AMan Called X 10:30 Newa Headlines "NEW HAVEN, W.Va. Si~tn' On TGdlly 4:30 MovieUme 5:30 Popeye. Preeeott 6:0'J Spinach Pla)'hOUSI 6.30 Weathereast 7:00 7:'30 8:00 8 :30 9 :00 9;30 On Sept. 26, 1912, J . E. Carleton proposes he be elected Probate Judge, assuring every· one their vote and influence Is S<lllcited, His likeness suggests a man of about 40. A newsy note from the Paris of MeJ,es Racine - tells th>t the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Racine Creamery was held at the city building about March 7, 1D12. Old officers were re-elected - John Circle, president; E. W. H!ll, VIce president; D. B. C1·oss, treasurer; J . C. Pickens, secre~ary. A picture"In the May 12, lllll6, llilue ot one ·~ : 55 6:00 I . t ' �.. • 4-D~ Se!ltinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 30, 1957 . ~· . H Barton TJlws W-ith Quarterbacks In Grand5am Omer Browns' First Full..Scale Grid Work ~louts BuHington PATIERSON BLAMES RUST Victory Gained :lackson Hauled To Hospital SOX-CESS ' • • • • • •• With Subs In Tiger Lineup FOR BELATED KNOCKOUT By Alan::-;---,Mav~.,- Redlegs Edge BILl-Y NEW YORK UP - Floyd Pat· Dress manufacturer Lence uid . ter.on, youn1est of heavyweight "I have established a beachhead A grand slam home ruo by Edc:hamoiona, · blamed "ring rust" to- with this fight. although the gate da,y ' tor hia ·belated tech.nical was disappointing because of the die Buffington was tJt,e biOIJ Uwt k119CkOUt · over Tommy Uurri· threat or bad weather yesterday paid off last night ., tl"!t Tlter.s whipped the Indians, 7-.3, In a eane Jackson in his flnt defense and the long betting odds.'' of the crown. The gross gate was only $187,- Pony Le-ague game. "1 should h.ave put him away I 716 and the net gate $161,.36'7. Tbe victory incre~ted the lll!aearly for the full count instead of I There ~ere onl~ 13.,305 cash cus- gue ii!Jad of the ebamplon Tigers who clnehed the peanut last lettint him Ia«\ for a TKO in t,he tomcrs m the G1ants ba ll park. lOth," said the 22-ye~r-o!d ch.a~p, AJth.ough Lt'l'"•Ce recelved $17~,· Tbunday night. Lut night's · vicwho stret~hed his wm~mg strmg t 000 from TV-radio _ the Yme tory came with the ehamJHI ualng to 19 BtraJght before 18.101 at the amount he hac! guaranteed Patter· their reserves in an · effort to Polo Grounds. , . , son _ he doubtless lost money on make certain that the boya wbo "But I ha~n t f~ught In et~ht his nrst vent ure into big-time pro. haven't played mQC'b dur·ing the months - smee wmnlng the htle Oll. season would see plenty of aeti(ln . Art~ole • Moore - an d I wa s m on . • agamst · before the sc:a10n ends Tburlklay . The Tiger• took a 1·0 lead In rusty." Ja<'kson, fiWlting for 20 per cent ", . of all net receip!JJ including: TV- the first Inning when Buffington He pro~lsed . 1 m gomg '-'? de· radio will get about $67.270 for was safe on an error and scored fend the title three or four t!mes his beating. · on Ray Poulin's double, 'l'bey add-a year to keep rust away, start- 1 ed six in the aeeond on five tng with Pl'te Rademacher next Chell•nsrer B•dly Hvrt walka and one bit batsman fllvcn month." J41c!1son 9'/U bleeding from both up bY Terry Knl(bt, the Indi-a S..ttl• Guar•nt.. BIHer brows, from th.e mouth and noae ·h urler, a double by Jhn Sprouse, The poker.faced young:rter who when referee Go!Q,teln mercJfully and Buff'a home run. floored Jeckson three times and ended the battering at 1 : ~2 of the The Indiana teored twiu ln thc 1 batlered him into a helpless 10th. Tommy's left eye wa11 swot- fourth Inning on Jim Quall'a slabloody wreck . said he would be len nearly shut and hill right gle and a double by Terry ·K nlJht. deli11hted to defend next against 1 check wus badly puffed . Knight scored on an error. Their Olympic champion Rademacher, I In t'h~ first round. a right to run in the sixth lnnlnt wu acoran amateur, at ScatHe, Wash., on 1 the chin hafl put Tommy down al· ed by Quall.a who had singled and Aug. 22. most at th.~ exact second-"the bell moved to third b06 by atealing rang. Again in the second round, second and third. He came ·home ~EW YORK UP ,- Tommy a right to the jaw s pun him to Hurricane J•ck10n, defe•t.-d the canvass for a coun.t of 1lx. But when an attempt to 1et him at Mond•y night In th• bout for before the bell sounded for tbe third got away from the third the world chemplon~hl, he.vv• third, Jack so n was dancing a jig baseman. weiaht tttl•, tek.n to In his corne!". Qualls bad two httJJ far the InMeadowllrook Hospit•l in Eut Ttle third knockdown wu scored dlans while Poulin had the 11~e MNdipw, N. Y. for •x.mh,.. in the ninth ruund, when a right for the T1ger1. Kt~i&bt's double tion lhortly .tter 6 a. m. edt dropped him for a count ot four. wu tbe only ether hit for the In· today. "( went to Jackson's corner dians while Buffinl(toa had hh Ooetors at th• hotplt,l nld after the ninth and told thO!m I'd homer and Sprouse had hts dou· tMy would he-. no atetem.nt stop the fight if Tommy had an- ble for the Tlger.s. ~ '-' to mtke on hi• condition until other !Jad round," Goldstein exThe line score: the enmln1tlon ••• compl.... plained. "Every one in the corner Indians ......... 000 201-3 3 1 · od. It ••• nol ..... ,.., why looked at me as II they hoped I'd Tigers .......... 180 OOx-7 4 2 · Jacklon ente ... d th• hoapit•f. st.op it as. S?OII as pouible. So I Batteries: Knight (LP), fteldl, BY UNITID PR&SI He'll gel a guarantee of $250,000 did stop 11 111 the lOth w~er:, ·he and Reed; Bertels and Ebel'lbaeh. Billy Pierce, .t he ·g ritty litue for th.at def(!nse. He received only was ready tfl go rlown aga n. RACINI WINS southpaw who is chiefly re.sponsia $17~.000 guarantee for his lop · · Racine Pony LeagueJW took Sy- ble for keeping the Chicago White sided blasting of Jarkso .. , who rBCUie lut night at SYncuae 11..'1 Sox' penna-rlt hopei alive, II the waen 't credited with a single behhld the lf.eady pltehint of majora' firat 15-game winner of round by referee Ruby Goldstein, rellefer Larry Grimm. and · a 12· the -season today and tnay wind bit ettack on lo.er Ml'ckey Wine- up the American Leaaue'• first the two judge5. or the United Pre11.!1. , brenner. 2G-game-. ·wJnn"r Iince 1949. Despite his claims ot rust, Pat· Raelne won lt In the fourth , Pierce, who la certain he won't terson - weigbing 184 pounds to . with four runs u Wee Foozy . b... down In the latter stage! of Jackson's 1921AI: - was much more • Wolle led off with i "aiD81e, Jim the campaign IB he did lut year, impreuive Monday ni11ht than he NEW YORK UP- Althea Gi}). Wickline aingled and 10 did Wll- hurled hlt fOUf!th shutout and a·i'waa 13 months ago, when he had son, Louise Brough , Darlene Hard son Wolfe, scorlng Foozy. - vaneed the Wblte Sox to within to be content with a split 12· and Dorothy Head Knode will Larry Grimm .'J ingled scorlnR three gamea of the ·Idle N~ York round decision over the "iron I try to .g ive the United State~> Wklkllnr! and tiny l..arr)' PrJee Yankees Monday night with a ~-o man" from St. Alball!l, N. Y. its ,_. 21st straight victory over banged a lelltimate alngle Into triumph over t-he Baltimore Ori· Premot•r Lost Mo.,.,. Britain ln the women's Wight- lett but the fielder, ptayfiig oles Little Emtl .Lence, the first in· man Cup tennis mattrhee at Se · him cloae, threw him ~ut 'It f~at Pierce didn.'f walk any and dependent promoter to stage a wk!Jdey, Pa ., Aug. 1().11. Wilaon Wolfe ~orlqr.. Lit~ , strudi...Out ~~batters 81 he. faeed Selection or the four stars to Grimm t.aJUed on a IQuline :plaY~ only.... !b batters over the nlne-lnheavyweight title Ua:ht In 20 yearrt, boped to uSE' Pattenon In two or make up the U. S. team was an For Arnott Racine got a two- nln• distance three more defense• in New York nouneed today by Mrs. MargaJ'Ct run double In the third. Wll~n Brev" ·Star On Tap - perhapa one or two in a b!g ar- j Osborne Du Pont non-playing Wolfe also had a double. Wic11:The victory wa• the hustling mory durlnr the eold monlht. team captain . line, w. Wolfe a.nd L Grimn. White Sox' seventh ln .game~ 10 each h..ad three hits. · dnce July 19. During the same For Syracuse Winebrenner had period ,t he YankeeS have m'Bn· three and Wally Guinther had aged t~ win only four or to games two for three. and now have fallen back to with Wolle h-ad no ttri)j;:eouh and in strlkina: range of a team that walked (lne. Grimm finned three, was belnr counted out of the race walked one, nd Winebrenner two weeki 110. · fa.n~ed two, walked 8. Tom Brewer notched his 13th Racme ... · · · · · 033 4101-11 12 0 victory ot the aeuon as the Bos· Syracuse · · · · · · 40s 000- '1 9 2 ton Red Sox beat the Cleveland W~16on Wolfe, Larry Grimm Indiana. $-2, In the only other and lim Wickline. Mlcke7 Wine- Amerlean I.earue came. The Mil· brenner and Roaer Stewart. waukee .Brave• retained their "g§Jfo• W'Nirlf Ku:Z:R. HAS HAp A11ff!J, 1 I'IF':, OHI1 rJ:R I ~RIN($ I SVR(SE. the first inning bad thf! big blow, oa W L i'ct. New York . . . . 12 It .Me Chicago . . . . .. . Ill 31 .818 3 B"'ton . . . . . . . . Detroit . . . . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . Baltimore ... >. M 48 f8 48 Other Dodger bitters were Jeff Gibbs, a single. Dennis Moore a single, Rich Arnold a single, Rob-bert&, two . singles, and Paul Sprouse a S"ingJe. DO<IJ!era It place. The Braves had rallied for four runs in the last of .tt&e ninth to tie the siore at 6-8. Vinegar Bend Mizell, the Cardinals' No. 1 disappointment most of the season, yielded only two hitJ both ·in the forth inning- in winning his fourth decision. Robin Robert.~; scored his second stl'aight victory J.nli elghth of the ·year compared to 13 'ftefeah wtth ·a four.hitter that marked the PhillieS' 13th win in 18 lsmea with the Cubs. '---=-~=-:-:::::­ StGN$ CONTOJICT NEW YORK UP-Carl Braun, rormer Colgate Jtar. today be· came ·l be second member of th~ New York Kniekerbockers td sign his contract for the ' 19~7 ·58 Na· tional B·u ketbaiJ Assoe-iatlon sea· son. Ken Sears had s igned previously. -dor'oR""IIt BOston 6 Cleveland .2 w........,.,.._ ~ lloltlmon .o nlpt at Botton Detroit CHARITY SCRIMMAGE BURLINGTON,. V<. uP- The New York football Giants wlll scrimmage for sweet c:h8'J'Ity Wednesday. Th.e Giants will scrimmate against nearby St. Micbae)'s College, with all proceeds be.lng ear-marked for the benefit of the disaster fund of the American Red Cross. The first Summer school In the United States started in 1870 at Mount Union Ohio. College, Alliance, OPEN DAY and NIGHTS Mobil Tires & Tubeo Mobil Fan Belts I Pur 0 Lalor 011 FUters Good Mobil Servke BOUNS MOBUOA·S ""It , ....., Ul to ., ..... ,-.u'' W. Mabt St. DAILY'. CROSSWORD U 1 Pomeroy .. fl'UI Ca. C. P01tlc verb, fonn 0. 10. OD. board 12. $pok,n ·' CLELANDS APPLIANCE , Mlln St. 1"hO,.,. 200 plaW.. (t.rm.ar• T. A 1ta.r 8. Marcho~ IT. Oo¥ 9. LOch< So.ROu.Jh on (her,) ot ·- · CORft.ntl Ill. Conoi 19. J'r.vtah . t:' 20. CIO\IOUnSOtll W.'l''.~~i_.t' I ~·· ;$3. BhetpUtt st..... 11. Defrllde · :l:S. A. aylilbol 21.· 1'atbe~t · 1 )Jva . bedit.eadl bo,.e ' 28. Hlnp~ •leep~Q;eu 111. Ftmd 23. Hta$b dol' 24. Thua 2&.lltlp 8. Show If, N!""o. 18. cr..w.4 11. 011ilervo r ca11 nlc,k~ Nftr-1-York by /.. Nrf 2S. Kext.. namt ~S.loland In Pome.r oy, Ohio 21'. ~ Saxon ' · SOun:1 ot water f, . Part ot a locomoUv• 5. Man'• ACROSS 1. Cut, Makes 192. i RedJegs .303 021:-~ 6 3 Arn_old and Cur<:. ·Ebers~ach, Spencer (1) (WP), and Hamm. . I• SS.Kov.c!,. • GASOLINE •' U 1tjn4 ST. Cotilo ·Free Installation - -. , 29. Put an end ~ i¥<bolcl' 11. ~""" I river U.A thnloh TIRES . • '-MH-+- '!fi1 111.1·1 SS. Bpion ' 88. :Fantlly sa. or ahipx BATTERIES , or"~ * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS -( · :::fli>~. . -~f 4~. bll!et Rliht ot llokUnr· ' 48.~ . ENGAGEMENT Mr. a..nd Mrs. Claud M: ~Bumgar­ ner are announcing the enJage-ment and forthcoming marriage of their dtujbter, DoiU)a ¥e, to .lUchard Dotson, son of· Mr. and Mrs. Delbert V. Dotson of Mason. tT. P<Ophelo "'Mnic~:'ln· an'' •' ' t!\ ...... 1. aiii'O -.'l' t r i Se"ice Entrance On \ ..e. .Secand St. . DOWll 2.1Cn- ''\, . al!ape4 • .,.)>·< . ',' . -· DAILY OR:YPTOQUOTE-:o-Ren'~ how tO .~ it: A ·X1'.1>·£JlAAXR ' .•. ·• . •• LONOF ·IILLOW . ·:·.. •·. . Ono litter -ply oi.,;,do tor IIIQlllt<. Ill thlo .,n~ lor 11\• thne L'o, lC tor tho 'tw'O-·O'o; ete. · •~~~~~a~: trophQ; tbe lentrth and fonnatlon, of the WOI'dl ut ~ ~ Each da.J Ui.e code Jetter,a. 1.J11 dl!f'N'I!lt. , . ~ · : . ". _., tlo I', • q . _ ~ (l~t.~ _uota. a .·· ""~fr .. •. ' ;.:lo=:ll!ij« · '· · Conve11ient Budget, Terms at Moore's Busy Stores ) Pomeroy OHIO .. ··:-.-.. ' - 'd f • ... , Q It lrt"a d c ·!I'M·P'ftX ' P (Jtr~' "''1 0_1~ · H·~ • ' ; "". ~ r. · - , ·· ,J P Z X Map Y 0 0, F q Z F Z aT A V 1\ P~lc•¥• , • OICK TRACY •OC ,UXC YX QUKKYXROO ZL FTO·A.Icl --JZTAOlfCQ. i; .,.. l i'•. ,I ·:~c .,i • ·,.... ·. ,, ' :. •I . . ' ' ., ~~. holl-itme )eod In the modcap National Lca~~:ue scramble via a 10 bmlnl 1 verdict over the New York GlaDU, the SL Louia the Pitta· O&rdinab downed •e hurah Plra<es H ond the Phlla · delphia PhUIIea Whipped ,the Chlta&o Cuba, 8-0 ·i n other 1ame11. Ttl"' NANCY ·· - - - .,...... SPLrZSK FM SMF . I a •in&le trlei to average Sox wi·n th-eir ninth 11me in their Jut 12 h" • . etll'l~ Rellel pitcher AI Worthlnston walltod Felix Manlllla with the booea nlled In 111e loth lnnlnl to I present tbe Btavea wtth the run· Kono11 City tt ·Ntw )'trk I Chl~to .,t Wuhinrlon. nlaht Clevela,nd ot ·llllt!more, ni&ht NATIONAL LIAOUI w, L I'd. oa MJ!waukee ,a 41 .188 St. LouiJ . .. . . 58 40 .083 \11 .Brooklyn , . . . . . H •• .B88 2 Phlladelphlo ... liB 43 .m · h f> .. 210 Cincinnati ·· . , , H t3 .H'I 3 New Yort ..... 0 56 .439 14% Pltuburah . .... 88 83 .384 22 Chicago ....... 32 62 .m 23~ rMnRy't Resulh Philadelphia 8 Olri<&lo 0 MILwaukee 1 NeW Yar' ' 10 ian St. Lou~ 4 Pltbbul'flh 0 · w-.,..-.. Brooklyn at Chlcaao Phllodelphla ot ClllclnnaU, nlfhl Now York ot st. Loulo, nl~ht PittsburJh at Milwaukee, nlibt ·. ~. 1/~ . Woodville, Oblo White t;naJDet -s-s.99 ac.t. .. .~ MASS PRODUCED · 10 SELL .'OR O~\.'!. .• •' .. ' Sl.79 Qt. 11lf .P-OMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPlNY - I ~. +• , !'":..:.,.•. "*·YeUJ of Coallnuouo Servl<!e POMEROY lies In ..the mldlt of· · an ,ezten.•vl., N.miltoal . area. Tbt lfme PfodUtei b,m . . noted ror tt• raft ·wh'lteM ... tlcny· and aand-eurylDJ qualltlea. · Jl•• ' . ' Under The New Mlllaaemeiit of . ·• S.muel 0. P.erry ~BAR HOTEL MARTIN I .Pomerof'• 8utl . Dille Drhllt ud Du« oalbe .,..U of llle .beaullfnl ' Olilo Biter. · ., ·~ · OPEN DAILY 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. _! ••• ' . AL~.Y 18, P-olltiXt. ·po~e (elec. ) tbtt enabled tbem to bold finJt ~. a,- V. G. ptod the pul'pit ot the-- R~dsvJUe Chrlltlan Church SUnday tveniqe . Rev. hoelJ!Dd Norrl.! fllle\1 Ill• SHOP MOORE'S . 401 ~7 6 4 -.-- MASON NEWS 44 .Me f\1 WiWama c:ollccted 48 .000 1~ and a double in three 4f .~8 14\i ralae lea&Ut-leadlng S1 .414 18\1 to .371 and help the Red Kansu City . . . 38 110 .310 28 W11hln!llon . . . 88 84 .804 2811 Cblcoro N. V., stop...d Jacklon --·- . Rev. l.oip.n Martin of tile "pr. ker.&buri . Chrlstia~t Ch~lt' occu- wa" I~J~I~O;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;::::;:;;;;:;:;:;:::;:;;;:;::::::::::;:;;;~ Paw. s~ AMUICAN LIAOUI 114, Mt. V..-non, Till! IDIITH I'AinL1 auuta ol Mrs. Roee 'J'bomu. All Floyd Petterson, bitten Totrimy HurYicar.- replar appojotment tt the M. ! . Church SUIIdoy ...n101. COilllnOID< LowtU Chnaller of the U. 3. kin Mn'ka ,.,.. obllnltd. ·Marines locatecl in Los An&elcu, Mn. Karprot Douallo ol H.trCelll.• Ia at hiJ home here on w rloonvWe ond .d..,hlol;, join. II"" furloUJh . . <ho GftJU• ill Podoaoulli ~ Mr. and M:ra. G«ald Lrncb and •••... Wo.dn...SOy ol lllelr IUl<le <-bildren of Badow tpcnt SUnd•y A!r. olld 111'1. 11. & WIUI.IIIIo and RADIO and T.V. SERVICE BY UNITED PRISS Tile Dodgen came c1ose to tl•· __ ing i! up in the sixth but mlsgd NEW YORKi Chlc:o V•i_., 158 as R1ch .Arnold was sal~ on b ,~. Sternford, Conn,.. outpointed error, Mike ~berta w~ ed, and· Jlt A~non 151, Paterson · H. boib on advaneei:l. Sprouae safe a fit>Jdera cboiee and two • • 1 scored. on the error. A IY UNITID 1'11111 Other REEDSVILE • I NEW YORK: • I I wtth the latter'• tltt«. Mn. Paul family. Nlcbo'-. Mile Emrn. Lou llcGre. 10f oJ Vincent apet\t ~ week end with lbe Nkh.ol,a r.lJiily. 1 Mr. and Mrs. f'Nnt Gale and lin. (lladyt Bauthman and Patty ~ of Gi.hanna were recent Newcomers in the fint defen· aive unit were Bobby Freeman at !toft h<tlf and Bill Quinlan at left end. "'ere Mike Hamm with two singles St. Alb.IM, N. Y., 10-r.talned and Tom Ebersbac:b with a single. haavywe..ht ch.lrnpiomhlp. I BASE.BAL. LRESULT For lhe win.nerl Allen Hamm Jn • fenaive •ight end. He was N!placed hy Chet Hanu· lak, former Maryland star who , 415 released f1·om military se:rv· ice two weeks ago. Rounding out the first sUing bat:klield were O'Connell • at quarterback , Preston Carpent~ II right half and Ed MOOzelewskl ll:t fullback. .( Fight Results , a two-run triple, p·Ierce Aimi"D!: Toward 25•w·Ill season, B.eats on·0Ies 5·, T0 O Master Painters Product -· arou.nd to third, a wa}D to llnke I w•• • ginA single b)' Tom Whit~. who got borne. I I Tbe Redlegs lJttle Lea&ueTJ e-:lged the Dodgers 8-1 last eYening ln a mal:eup game ( witb a two-run ~plurge in the botl.om of the fifth that proved to be the wiun.l.ai mar· HIRAM, 0 . uP-The Cleveland Browlll began their first full praetic:e seuion of the train· lng .aea101t Monday with a running plq in the momJne and a pass play in tht ·. rternoon. Four of the ali Clevthmd qulrtetl' ~cki in camp took part ln the aerial drill , wit.b Tommy O'Connell, Bobby Garrett, Jobn Borton an4 Milton Plum throwing tbe ball. In the afternoon drUI, Coach PauJ &·own moved Ray Renfro, Clanking halfback the past three seasonS, in as the first string of- Dave Gordon brought two runs I Four Selected For TenniS• PIay ' Jn pennsy}Vania • Dodgers 8-7 In Make-Up Spencer, and a fielder's choke oo 1 -. ' i" . . I �.. • 4-D~ Se!ltinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 30, 1957 . ~· . H Barton TJlws W-ith Quarterbacks In Grand5am Omer Browns' First Full..Scale Grid Work ~louts BuHington PATIERSON BLAMES RUST Victory Gained :lackson Hauled To Hospital SOX-CESS ' • • • • • •• With Subs In Tiger Lineup FOR BELATED KNOCKOUT By Alan::-;---,Mav~.,- Redlegs Edge BILl-Y NEW YORK UP - Floyd Pat· Dress manufacturer Lence uid . ter.on, youn1est of heavyweight "I have established a beachhead A grand slam home ruo by Edc:hamoiona, · blamed "ring rust" to- with this fight. although the gate da,y ' tor hia ·belated tech.nical was disappointing because of the die Buffington was tJt,e biOIJ Uwt k119CkOUt · over Tommy Uurri· threat or bad weather yesterday paid off last night ., tl"!t Tlter.s whipped the Indians, 7-.3, In a eane Jackson in his flnt defense and the long betting odds.'' of the crown. The gross gate was only $187,- Pony Le-ague game. "1 should h.ave put him away I 716 and the net gate $161,.36'7. Tbe victory incre~ted the lll!aearly for the full count instead of I There ~ere onl~ 13.,305 cash cus- gue ii!Jad of the ebamplon Tigers who clnehed the peanut last lettint him Ia«\ for a TKO in t,he tomcrs m the G1ants ba ll park. lOth," said the 22-ye~r-o!d ch.a~p, AJth.ough Lt'l'"•Ce recelved $17~,· Tbunday night. Lut night's · vicwho stret~hed his wm~mg strmg t 000 from TV-radio _ the Yme tory came with the ehamJHI ualng to 19 BtraJght before 18.101 at the amount he hac! guaranteed Patter· their reserves in an · effort to Polo Grounds. , . , son _ he doubtless lost money on make certain that the boya wbo "But I ha~n t f~ught In et~ht his nrst vent ure into big-time pro. haven't played mQC'b dur·ing the months - smee wmnlng the htle Oll. season would see plenty of aeti(ln . Art~ole • Moore - an d I wa s m on . • agamst · before the sc:a10n ends Tburlklay . The Tiger• took a 1·0 lead In rusty." Ja<'kson, fiWlting for 20 per cent ", . of all net receip!JJ including: TV- the first Inning when Buffington He pro~lsed . 1 m gomg '-'? de· radio will get about $67.270 for was safe on an error and scored fend the title three or four t!mes his beating. · on Ray Poulin's double, 'l'bey add-a year to keep rust away, start- 1 ed six in the aeeond on five tng with Pl'te Rademacher next Chell•nsrer B•dly Hvrt walka and one bit batsman fllvcn month." J41c!1son 9'/U bleeding from both up bY Terry Knl(bt, the Indi-a S..ttl• Guar•nt.. BIHer brows, from th.e mouth and noae ·h urler, a double by Jhn Sprouse, The poker.faced young:rter who when referee Go!Q,teln mercJfully and Buff'a home run. floored Jeckson three times and ended the battering at 1 : ~2 of the The Indiana teored twiu ln thc 1 batlered him into a helpless 10th. Tommy's left eye wa11 swot- fourth Inning on Jim Quall'a slabloody wreck . said he would be len nearly shut and hill right gle and a double by Terry ·K nlJht. deli11hted to defend next against 1 check wus badly puffed . Knight scored on an error. Their Olympic champion Rademacher, I In t'h~ first round. a right to run in the sixth lnnlnt wu acoran amateur, at ScatHe, Wash., on 1 the chin hafl put Tommy down al· ed by Quall.a who had singled and Aug. 22. most at th.~ exact second-"the bell moved to third b06 by atealing rang. Again in the second round, second and third. He came ·home ~EW YORK UP ,- Tommy a right to the jaw s pun him to Hurricane J•ck10n, defe•t.-d the canvass for a coun.t of 1lx. But when an attempt to 1et him at Mond•y night In th• bout for before the bell sounded for tbe third got away from the third the world chemplon~hl, he.vv• third, Jack so n was dancing a jig baseman. weiaht tttl•, tek.n to In his corne!". Qualls bad two httJJ far the InMeadowllrook Hospit•l in Eut Ttle third knockdown wu scored dlans while Poulin had the 11~e MNdipw, N. Y. for •x.mh,.. in the ninth ruund, when a right for the T1ger1. Kt~i&bt's double tion lhortly .tter 6 a. m. edt dropped him for a count ot four. wu tbe only ether hit for the In· today. "( went to Jackson's corner dians while Buffinl(toa had hh Ooetors at th• hotplt,l nld after the ninth and told thO!m I'd homer and Sprouse had hts dou· tMy would he-. no atetem.nt stop the fight if Tommy had an- ble for the Tlger.s. ~ '-' to mtke on hi• condition until other !Jad round," Goldstein exThe line score: the enmln1tlon ••• compl.... plained. "Every one in the corner Indians ......... 000 201-3 3 1 · od. It ••• nol ..... ,.., why looked at me as II they hoped I'd Tigers .......... 180 OOx-7 4 2 · Jacklon ente ... d th• hoapit•f. st.op it as. S?OII as pouible. So I Batteries: Knight (LP), fteldl, BY UNITID PR&SI He'll gel a guarantee of $250,000 did stop 11 111 the lOth w~er:, ·he and Reed; Bertels and Ebel'lbaeh. Billy Pierce, .t he ·g ritty litue for th.at def(!nse. He received only was ready tfl go rlown aga n. RACINI WINS southpaw who is chiefly re.sponsia $17~.000 guarantee for his lop · · Racine Pony LeagueJW took Sy- ble for keeping the Chicago White sided blasting of Jarkso .. , who rBCUie lut night at SYncuae 11..'1 Sox' penna-rlt hopei alive, II the waen 't credited with a single behhld the lf.eady pltehint of majora' firat 15-game winner of round by referee Ruby Goldstein, rellefer Larry Grimm. and · a 12· the -season today and tnay wind bit ettack on lo.er Ml'ckey Wine- up the American Leaaue'• first the two judge5. or the United Pre11.!1. , brenner. 2G-game-. ·wJnn"r Iince 1949. Despite his claims ot rust, Pat· Raelne won lt In the fourth , Pierce, who la certain he won't terson - weigbing 184 pounds to . with four runs u Wee Foozy . b... down In the latter stage! of Jackson's 1921AI: - was much more • Wolle led off with i "aiD81e, Jim the campaign IB he did lut year, impreuive Monday ni11ht than he NEW YORK UP- Althea Gi}). Wickline aingled and 10 did Wll- hurled hlt fOUf!th shutout and a·i'waa 13 months ago, when he had son, Louise Brough , Darlene Hard son Wolfe, scorlng Foozy. - vaneed the Wblte Sox to within to be content with a split 12· and Dorothy Head Knode will Larry Grimm .'J ingled scorlnR three gamea of the ·Idle N~ York round decision over the "iron I try to .g ive the United State~> Wklkllnr! and tiny l..arr)' PrJee Yankees Monday night with a ~-o man" from St. Alball!l, N. Y. its ,_. 21st straight victory over banged a lelltimate alngle Into triumph over t-he Baltimore Ori· Premot•r Lost Mo.,.,. Britain ln the women's Wight- lett but the fielder, ptayfiig oles Little Emtl .Lence, the first in· man Cup tennis mattrhee at Se · him cloae, threw him ~ut 'It f~at Pierce didn.'f walk any and dependent promoter to stage a wk!Jdey, Pa ., Aug. 1().11. Wilaon Wolfe ~orlqr.. Lit~ , strudi...Out ~~batters 81 he. faeed Selection or the four stars to Grimm t.aJUed on a IQuline :plaY~ only.... !b batters over the nlne-lnheavyweight title Ua:ht In 20 yearrt, boped to uSE' Pattenon In two or make up the U. S. team was an For Arnott Racine got a two- nln• distance three more defense• in New York nouneed today by Mrs. MargaJ'Ct run double In the third. Wll~n Brev" ·Star On Tap - perhapa one or two in a b!g ar- j Osborne Du Pont non-playing Wolfe also had a double. Wic11:The victory wa• the hustling mory durlnr the eold monlht. team captain . line, w. Wolfe a.nd L Grimn. White Sox' seventh ln .game~ 10 each h..ad three hits. · dnce July 19. During the same For Syracuse Winebrenner had period ,t he YankeeS have m'Bn· three and Wally Guinther had aged t~ win only four or to games two for three. and now have fallen back to with Wolle h-ad no ttri)j;:eouh and in strlkina: range of a team that walked (lne. Grimm finned three, was belnr counted out of the race walked one, nd Winebrenner two weeki 110. · fa.n~ed two, walked 8. Tom Brewer notched his 13th Racme ... · · · · · 033 4101-11 12 0 victory ot the aeuon as the Bos· Syracuse · · · · · · 40s 000- '1 9 2 ton Red Sox beat the Cleveland W~16on Wolfe, Larry Grimm Indiana. $-2, In the only other and lim Wickline. Mlcke7 Wine- Amerlean I.earue came. The Mil· brenner and Roaer Stewart. waukee .Brave• retained their "g§Jfo• W'Nirlf Ku:Z:R. HAS HAp A11ff!J, 1 I'IF':, OHI1 rJ:R I ~RIN($ I SVR(SE. the first inning bad thf! big blow, oa W L i'ct. New York . . . . 12 It .Me Chicago . . . . .. . Ill 31 .818 3 B"'ton . . . . . . . . Detroit . . . . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . Baltimore ... >. M 48 f8 48 Other Dodger bitters were Jeff Gibbs, a single. Dennis Moore a single, Rich Arnold a single, Rob-bert&, two . singles, and Paul Sprouse a S"ingJe. DO<IJ!era It place. The Braves had rallied for four runs in the last of .tt&e ninth to tie the siore at 6-8. Vinegar Bend Mizell, the Cardinals' No. 1 disappointment most of the season, yielded only two hitJ both ·in the forth inning- in winning his fourth decision. Robin Robert.~; scored his second stl'aight victory J.nli elghth of the ·year compared to 13 'ftefeah wtth ·a four.hitter that marked the PhillieS' 13th win in 18 lsmea with the Cubs. '---=-~=-:-:::::­ StGN$ CONTOJICT NEW YORK UP-Carl Braun, rormer Colgate Jtar. today be· came ·l be second member of th~ New York Kniekerbockers td sign his contract for the ' 19~7 ·58 Na· tional B·u ketbaiJ Assoe-iatlon sea· son. Ken Sears had s igned previously. -dor'oR""IIt BOston 6 Cleveland .2 w........,.,.._ ~ lloltlmon .o nlpt at Botton Detroit CHARITY SCRIMMAGE BURLINGTON,. V<. uP- The New York football Giants wlll scrimmage for sweet c:h8'J'Ity Wednesday. Th.e Giants will scrimmate against nearby St. Micbae)'s College, with all proceeds be.lng ear-marked for the benefit of the disaster fund of the American Red Cross. The first Summer school In the United States started in 1870 at Mount Union Ohio. College, Alliance, OPEN DAY and NIGHTS Mobil Tires & Tubeo Mobil Fan Belts I Pur 0 Lalor 011 FUters Good Mobil Servke BOUNS MOBUOA·S ""It , ....., Ul to ., ..... ,-.u'' W. Mabt St. DAILY'. CROSSWORD U 1 Pomeroy .. fl'UI Ca. C. P01tlc verb, fonn 0. 10. OD. board 12. $pok,n ·' CLELANDS APPLIANCE , Mlln St. 1"hO,.,. 200 plaW.. (t.rm.ar• T. A 1ta.r 8. Marcho~ IT. Oo¥ 9. LOch< So.ROu.Jh on (her,) ot ·- · CORft.ntl Ill. Conoi 19. J'r.vtah . t:' 20. CIO\IOUnSOtll W.'l''.~~i_.t' I ~·· ;$3. BhetpUtt st..... 11. Defrllde · :l:S. A. aylilbol 21.· 1'atbe~t · 1 )Jva . bedit.eadl bo,.e ' 28. Hlnp~ •leep~Q;eu 111. Ftmd 23. Hta$b dol' 24. Thua 2&.lltlp 8. Show If, N!""o. 18. cr..w.4 11. 011ilervo r ca11 nlc,k~ Nftr-1-York by /.. Nrf 2S. Kext.. namt ~S.loland In Pome.r oy, Ohio 21'. ~ Saxon ' · SOun:1 ot water f, . Part ot a locomoUv• 5. Man'• ACROSS 1. Cut, Makes 192. i RedJegs .303 021:-~ 6 3 Arn_old and Cur<:. ·Ebers~ach, Spencer (1) (WP), and Hamm. . I• SS.Kov.c!,. • GASOLINE •' U 1tjn4 ST. Cotilo ·Free Installation - -. , 29. Put an end ~ i¥<bolcl' 11. ~""" I river U.A thnloh TIRES . • '-MH-+- '!fi1 111.1·1 SS. Bpion ' 88. :Fantlly sa. or ahipx BATTERIES , or"~ * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS -( · :::fli>~. . -~f 4~. bll!et Rliht ot llokUnr· ' 48.~ . ENGAGEMENT Mr. a..nd Mrs. Claud M: ~Bumgar­ ner are announcing the enJage-ment and forthcoming marriage of their dtujbter, DoiU)a ¥e, to .lUchard Dotson, son of· Mr. and Mrs. Delbert V. Dotson of Mason. tT. P<Ophelo "'Mnic~:'ln· an'' •' ' t!\ ...... 1. aiii'O -.'l' t r i Se"ice Entrance On \ ..e. .Secand St. . DOWll 2.1Cn- ''\, . al!ape4 • .,.)>·< . ',' . -· DAILY OR:YPTOQUOTE-:o-Ren'~ how tO .~ it: A ·X1'.1>·£JlAAXR ' .•. ·• . •• LONOF ·IILLOW . ·:·.. •·. . Ono litter -ply oi.,;,do tor IIIQlllt<. Ill thlo .,n~ lor 11\• thne L'o, lC tor tho 'tw'O-·O'o; ete. · •~~~~~a~: trophQ; tbe lentrth and fonnatlon, of the WOI'dl ut ~ ~ Each da.J Ui.e code Jetter,a. 1.J11 dl!f'N'I!lt. , . ~ · : . ". _., tlo I', • q . _ ~ (l~t.~ _uota. a .·· ""~fr .. •. ' ;.:lo=:ll!ij« · '· · Conve11ient Budget, Terms at Moore's Busy Stores ) Pomeroy OHIO .. ··:-.-.. ' - 'd f • ... , Q It lrt"a d c ·!I'M·P'ftX ' P (Jtr~' "''1 0_1~ · H·~ • ' ; "". ~ r. · - , ·· ,J P Z X Map Y 0 0, F q Z F Z aT A V 1\ P~lc•¥• , • OICK TRACY •OC ,UXC YX QUKKYXROO ZL FTO·A.Icl --JZTAOlfCQ. i; .,.. l i'•. ,I ·:~c .,i • ·,.... ·. ,, ' :. •I . . ' ' ., ~~. holl-itme )eod In the modcap National Lca~~:ue scramble via a 10 bmlnl 1 verdict over the New York GlaDU, the SL Louia the Pitta· O&rdinab downed •e hurah Plra<es H ond the Phlla · delphia PhUIIea Whipped ,the Chlta&o Cuba, 8-0 ·i n other 1ame11. Ttl"' NANCY ·· - - - .,...... SPLrZSK FM SMF . I a •in&le trlei to average Sox wi·n th-eir ninth 11me in their Jut 12 h" • . etll'l~ Rellel pitcher AI Worthlnston walltod Felix Manlllla with the booea nlled In 111e loth lnnlnl to I present tbe Btavea wtth the run· Kono11 City tt ·Ntw )'trk I Chl~to .,t Wuhinrlon. nlaht Clevela,nd ot ·llllt!more, ni&ht NATIONAL LIAOUI w, L I'd. oa MJ!waukee ,a 41 .188 St. LouiJ . .. . . 58 40 .083 \11 .Brooklyn , . . . . . H •• .B88 2 Phlladelphlo ... liB 43 .m · h f> .. 210 Cincinnati ·· . , , H t3 .H'I 3 New Yort ..... 0 56 .439 14% Pltuburah . .... 88 83 .384 22 Chicago ....... 32 62 .m 23~ rMnRy't Resulh Philadelphia 8 Olri<&lo 0 MILwaukee 1 NeW Yar' ' 10 ian St. Lou~ 4 Pltbbul'flh 0 · w-.,..-.. Brooklyn at Chlcaao Phllodelphla ot ClllclnnaU, nlfhl Now York ot st. Loulo, nl~ht PittsburJh at Milwaukee, nlibt ·. ~. 1/~ . Woodville, Oblo White t;naJDet -s-s.99 ac.t. .. .~ MASS PRODUCED · 10 SELL .'OR O~\.'!. .• •' .. ' Sl.79 Qt. 11lf .P-OMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPlNY - I ~. +• , !'":..:.,.•. "*·YeUJ of Coallnuouo Servl<!e POMEROY lies In ..the mldlt of· · an ,ezten.•vl., N.miltoal . area. Tbt lfme PfodUtei b,m . . noted ror tt• raft ·wh'lteM ... tlcny· and aand-eurylDJ qualltlea. · Jl•• ' . ' Under The New Mlllaaemeiit of . ·• S.muel 0. P.erry ~BAR HOTEL MARTIN I .Pomerof'• 8utl . Dille Drhllt ud Du« oalbe .,..U of llle .beaullfnl ' Olilo Biter. · ., ·~ · OPEN DAILY 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. _! ••• ' . AL~.Y 18, P-olltiXt. ·po~e (elec. ) tbtt enabled tbem to bold finJt ~. a,- V. G. ptod the pul'pit ot the-- R~dsvJUe Chrlltlan Church SUnday tveniqe . Rev. hoelJ!Dd Norrl.! fllle\1 Ill• SHOP MOORE'S . 401 ~7 6 4 -.-- MASON NEWS 44 .Me f\1 WiWama c:ollccted 48 .000 1~ and a double in three 4f .~8 14\i ralae lea&Ut-leadlng S1 .414 18\1 to .371 and help the Red Kansu City . . . 38 110 .310 28 W11hln!llon . . . 88 84 .804 2811 Cblcoro N. V., stop...d Jacklon --·- . Rev. l.oip.n Martin of tile "pr. ker.&buri . Chrlstia~t Ch~lt' occu- wa" I~J~I~O;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;::::;:;;;;:;:;:;:::;:;;;:;::::::::::;:;;;~ Paw. s~ AMUICAN LIAOUI 114, Mt. V..-non, Till! IDIITH I'AinL1 auuta ol Mrs. Roee 'J'bomu. All Floyd Petterson, bitten Totrimy HurYicar.- replar appojotment tt the M. ! . Church SUIIdoy ...n101. COilllnOID< LowtU Chnaller of the U. 3. kin Mn'ka ,.,.. obllnltd. ·Marines locatecl in Los An&elcu, Mn. Karprot Douallo ol H.trCelll.• Ia at hiJ home here on w rloonvWe ond .d..,hlol;, join. II"" furloUJh . . <ho GftJU• ill Podoaoulli ~ Mr. and M:ra. G«ald Lrncb and •••... Wo.dn...SOy ol lllelr IUl<le <-bildren of Badow tpcnt SUnd•y A!r. olld 111'1. 11. & WIUI.IIIIo and RADIO and T.V. SERVICE BY UNITED PRISS Tile Dodgen came c1ose to tl•· __ ing i! up in the sixth but mlsgd NEW YORKi Chlc:o V•i_., 158 as R1ch .Arnold was sal~ on b ,~. Sternford, Conn,.. outpointed error, Mike ~berta w~ ed, and· Jlt A~non 151, Paterson · H. boib on advaneei:l. Sprouae safe a fit>Jdera cboiee and two • • 1 scored. on the error. A IY UNITID 1'11111 Other REEDSVILE • I NEW YORK: • I I wtth the latter'• tltt«. Mn. Paul family. Nlcbo'-. Mile Emrn. Lou llcGre. 10f oJ Vincent apet\t ~ week end with lbe Nkh.ol,a r.lJiily. 1 Mr. and Mrs. f'Nnt Gale and lin. (lladyt Bauthman and Patty ~ of Gi.hanna were recent Newcomers in the fint defen· aive unit were Bobby Freeman at !toft h<tlf and Bill Quinlan at left end. "'ere Mike Hamm with two singles St. Alb.IM, N. Y., 10-r.talned and Tom Ebersbac:b with a single. haavywe..ht ch.lrnpiomhlp. I BASE.BAL. LRESULT For lhe win.nerl Allen Hamm Jn • fenaive •ight end. He was N!placed hy Chet Hanu· lak, former Maryland star who , 415 released f1·om military se:rv· ice two weeks ago. Rounding out the first sUing bat:klield were O'Connell • at quarterback , Preston Carpent~ II right half and Ed MOOzelewskl ll:t fullback. .( Fight Results , a two-run triple, p·Ierce Aimi"D!: Toward 25•w·Ill season, B.eats on·0Ies 5·, T0 O Master Painters Product -· arou.nd to third, a wa}D to llnke I w•• • ginA single b)' Tom Whit~. who got borne. I I Tbe Redlegs lJttle Lea&ueTJ e-:lged the Dodgers 8-1 last eYening ln a mal:eup game ( witb a two-run ~plurge in the botl.om of the fifth that proved to be the wiun.l.ai mar· HIRAM, 0 . uP-The Cleveland Browlll began their first full praetic:e seuion of the train· lng .aea101t Monday with a running plq in the momJne and a pass play in tht ·. rternoon. Four of the ali Clevthmd qulrtetl' ~cki in camp took part ln the aerial drill , wit.b Tommy O'Connell, Bobby Garrett, Jobn Borton an4 Milton Plum throwing tbe ball. In the afternoon drUI, Coach PauJ &·own moved Ray Renfro, Clanking halfback the past three seasonS, in as the first string of- Dave Gordon brought two runs I Four Selected For TenniS• PIay ' Jn pennsy}Vania • Dodgers 8-7 In Make-Up Spencer, and a fielder's choke oo 1 -. ' i" . . I �• ' • ' •' , I-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 30, 1957 Michaels Family Reu~ion Held Sunday I At Rock Springs Fairgrounds For 55 1 Mr Middleport Society 28 1 Honored During Party Saturday Mrs Jack Lellhelt e'nterta1ned with a b1rthday party Saturday af ternoon at her home Osbtrn St honoring her son and daughte r Frnkle and OeeDee Crepe paper streamers and baliooni were used as decontlons for the party Games were plaved and pr1ze1 awarded to J C Ru.ssell, Jeff M.an lrtn and Donna Marie Hauck Mrt Leifhe1t usJated by Mn Perry Carpenter served lee cream derotlted b1rthday cake wtth the lnlftriptlon "Ha.ppy Birthday, l''ran kie and Dee Dee" and Kool Ade Favora wert> lela and blow outs Present were Donn11 Ma tle Hauck, Sharon Walker, Jeff Ma n kin, ROJef Carpenter J eannette Eblin lind J. C RWI&ell TRAILERS Saee f)JOO t• .100#1 NEW and USED, 18 to llO It lona, 10 wides One, two and thne bedrooms Many sold for balaaee due F~ Delive ry Low Down Paymentl WAVERLY MOilLE HOME SALES U. 1. 23, Waverly, Ohio RAMONA BRI NKER Mr and Mrs Bert Brinker of Pomeroy, Ohio, ar e announC· mg the engagement and ap proa~.:hmg marnage of the1r -daugll· ter Ramona to Mannmg Roush son of Mr. and Mrs Kerns Roush, Forest Run. Miss Bnn ker 1s a graduate of Ravenswood High School, class of 1955, and 1s now employed at Bailey's Dnve In at BradbUJ y Mr Roush IS a gradua te o! Pomeroy High Scbool, class of 1954, and IS employed by Umon Barge Line as a Strtk er Engtn C!er An early December wedding Is plap ned and Mrs Paul Moon! and famtl y Fa1rbourne ha ve been v1s il lflG Mr an d Mrs (.e or ge Moore Arthur Covl' rt Zanesvil le IS vm lmg Mr ~ nd '.Irs Ernest Co. vert and fam11y tlo ts wt:ek wh1le his so n th£" !lev L ~s te r CO\ ert lS vacat wnmg 1n Colorado Wll h fn c nds Lmda Lyon ~ IS vts•tt ng Mr rmd MISS Sh1rley Bee~ le Rae1ne is Mrs Stew art Burde lle Poml P lea ('njovmg h.er varatlon flo m the 5 ant thJ s week Economy I Ofln Co Geor ge L< 1Sk Ka ts er Alumlll\lm \I rs Herm an &ho!l "pent the Pla nt wJ s , b us l n'$~ viSitor 1n wccke nc m Nch;onvl llt wtt h her M 1dd le port and Po met:oy Monday son m law and daughter Mt and Mr!l HJ1 ,••1 Lutz rmd Edit h. Hu t Mrs John R Weeks 111npi llar (,<~ l hpol1 s wf>re Su nday Mr and Mrs OIJ Yer Lander .. guc st11 of Mrs Lllltan Slel ff and of Columbu s wt n Wl J: ken d guests attended 1~ e cv(' nlng Comm umon of ~ r and Mrs Eldon W~eks sf'tvtce at the ~'1 r s t Presbyter ian M r and Mn HarP' P Sm1th Chu rc h The y aLso v1s1ted bnefly we r e In Bre ma n S1.•nd.a y where wtth M r s h n Hruwn I the) JOJn<'d OhiO fn e ndt Wlto M r and Mrs 1.. D En m are Ill VISit ln \V intcr ha\Cll }<~J a during california un a vara tton tr tp th~ wtm er Ap proxt mately Z5 Holly Mallin tS 111 MexiCO on were presen t for t he ptCnle dm· a vacatiO n tr1p Mr and w. rs Dawl Je nkms and sp n David are on vaca tio n and M r and Mrs J ~ Deeg.e, ~i !1 ' are Yls ttmg In CJRC!nn at l and Forl gln er Sh1rlcy , attend ed the fkJ· W ay ne Ind dc l~h le! reu nt on at Upper SUI Mn Charles LewiS Sr who has Russell Mllls ~as returned home dus ky Sunday moved back to her former home on s unda y fr om the Hol:o:er Huspttal Sgl Sara J Fisher and Sgt Bel Donley E ugeJ1e and DJann~ Broadway after ll has bel!"n r cdec whe re he has been a surg1ca.l pa ty Sam ec who have been VJSitmg Wm1frcd chil dren of Mr tmd ou ted a nd r emOdeled was honored tle nt Members of the M1drl leport wit~ a house warming this past Fire Depart me nt \'ISJ!ed hl m F n the for mer's parents Mayor and Mrs Harley Stron J (Althea Re Mrs C 0 fisher, and family left bel) of Wtlkesv1 li e rec eived the week day m ght at th e hos pi ta l Ice crea m candy potato chipS Mrs Pau 1 Gruesr r has returned today for Fl. McClell an Ala Sgt ri tes of ba ptl am Sunday mormng: and kooladc were ser ved durtng from a weeks \ auuo n 1n Mtc h1gan FIShe r WJII re turn the fir st Of the at the f ederat ed Cl) urch Mr and Mrs Marvin Burt and the evenmg wllh fnenrls f rom Pomeroy a nd mo nth tn Col umbus wh ere sh(NA'Ill be .st ationed as a WAC r ecruJtmg hmli y viSJted ~n Rocklan (l Sun Those present were Lena Young Baltimore Oluo day with hl.8 parents Mr and Mr and Mrs Geor ge Vr1th and Mr and Mrs 1 owcll Probasco officer wet ke nd guesh of Mtss Sylv1.a Mrs Herman Bul t Re becca Ve1th lucl y Ta) ior Mrs and daug hter Jt.lH: who ts e m Mrs Ben Neu1.2llng Miss&; Edith Herrm rtn and two da ughte rs ployed 111 columbus and J ohn McMaster wer e Mr and Mrs Dan Mr and Mrs Robert Lc-wu and Thornburou g h came lo Mtddleport Gmth<'r Waterford Mr an d Mrs 1 Kate and Ann Ebcrs baeh and vlsit ~ l Dan ny and Bobby Mr and Mrs Frtday Mrs Proh a•co had spent Albert Sparks Hayd en ville The ~rs Jacob Ebersbach William Van Meter Sh•rl ey 1 ewts lhe past week vlslhnq her mother il:roup viSit ed Oris Gmth.er and Stmd11 y evenmg "1th the latter's brother Edwar(. wm (en Muon Jean Anne Colwe ll Mrs DaVId Mrs E s Sholl Se dal ta and JOlll famil y on thl' Chester Road also Mrs A E Wella and daughter Mrs J oe Beegle daughte r ShJf'. Olle r Geneva WI~Je Mr and Mrs ed the othe rs 1n Columbus Su~an Charles Lew1s Jr , Mr an d Mr s Probasco who had been at camp J ean 'wells RN h ave r eturned l~y and Mrs 'Ciatr Burson were m Chn lcst cm, I Monday J ohn Brya nt Presmont P ied mont for the week from a motor tnp to floruta Mrs Ed WLsc or ColumbHmll Sendm g ~nfts but unah lc t o at r etur ned home Sunday Overnight tnd ~1rt> Ed Swank and Mr~ tend ~he party were Mrs W•lham l· ~~<,:;\~;ot Mrs Probasco and Sus~n Yw 1sc Sr , M r~ Wtlham Wtsc Jr , I . wE:re Mr a nd Mrs Ray Ha rry Wagner or North l hna !crt Monf.ay lor their homes aftl' r Mrs Frank 1 ~1 fhc 1t Mrs Jam es c heney and chtldren Dav1d, T om Eul er Mrs Fred 1 homa s Mn; and Barba r 11 Troy 11 nd Mn 0 K a weeks VI SH w~th Mrs Ray Sel· denable and other relal1ves.. Zelia Cross Mrs Cllfforri lacobs Probasco, w est.crv •lle Barbar a re Mrs Fred Cast~ l11lda }t cDamel, mamed for n !o nJ,lE' F viSit her e --..._ .Ase neth Tracy Diana Watson Jolan<la Haley M1s < larence Mr and Mrs Ch11rles Lnwu Sr fhe nmth bl rtbt:a)s oi Tom m~ and Gail Stl ven left Monday Boy les Udvro l•llJe were recent vtsttors m Colum hus Baker son o f Mr and Mrs Jo h ~ ato rmng for a wee k at Camp and ~h1lhcotheBakr. r and Edith Irts Ha ljltonstall Pre.~ m on t near Pu~dmont Cpl Jame ~ l..cc, who has been dau ghter of Mr and Mrs Pau l Mr and Mrs Harley Stron g sta tio ned 1n Japan Is vl s1tmg Mr Hapton.s tall wer e cel ebr at~d nd family of Wllke~vi ll e spent and Mrs Walter Bentz and other , Mon d ay cv~ n ! ng at t ht R oad ~ ul t S u n d a~ wit h he r parents Mr an d re loltve s w cludlng Mr and Mrs P ark ~lrs lle nry Re1 bel They wer r Dav id 01l er a•td Melvm Lee Jr He Ha mburgers, broiled on a char aef'o mpllmed home by Donn.a Rc• coal gnll by Mr Baker and Mr !.H' I who will s pend A fr. w d a) s 18 to rcpor• n Se ptem ber to In MT ,1nd M r~ lh IllY lll1bc l en diana l ll apto nsta ll were sH t ed wi th w1 lh t hem tcrl amcd With a hl l lhdl} lhnner Dr and M l3 W K W1l son Re h pop, tee cream and ll yellow aml sundiiY 1 t thrJr hllln e Ple-asan t ssc\11 r N Y 111r houscguests of green btrt hday t11ke M rs Hapton Rul ~e hono l lng Mr ~ Harley he r sl~tr.r and bro t her m law Mr ~ t a ll Mrs Bak t' t and Mr11 Wil l grand mother o' Stroll an 1 Mr and M r~ Donley and Mrs Glenn Lambert and are Haploul!llall lle•bcT A t decora ted bnlh da~ also vtbltm g other re la tives m th e Edith Iris, were In •c ha1gc ol aervmg the ch ildre n who (' njoye I c!l ke find hom1 madt It£' cream county Mr and ~rs Da~ HI Oiler and game s at the pa rk wer e ~ c r ve d with th ( d 1nne r Me l vin Lee J r were Sunda} cUnner Gues ts were Carol An dcrsun Prcsc ut W<'f! Mr and Mr guest!:> of Mr .1 nd MIS Genrge Conrue Cook POll y Ann Ba uer Slr ong an1' chil dten Dunl{y a nd Vei th Sr Kathy Savely, P al Ed wards B11ly D1a nne of Wllkcsvll lc Mr a nd Mrs Eva D Slou l teac her In Hapt onslall J ohn nv Jnc EHill ~ Mrs Retbe l and ri au ~h\er Don n ~< th e l'omeroy Schools IS m Ne w 'Ronme and ltay Hlud y J on Cun and thr. hosts York takmg a spec ial three wee ks Ing ham Hoduey KRrr t ... r r ~ (, [ d The annual rea.aion or tbe fami· Athens, Matcella and Bon nie Carl lies of tU late Paul and Katherine ' Groveport, Mr and Mrs Harlan llkbael was be:ld Sunday July Tewlu:bary, Albany Mrs R D at the Roa brinll blrgrounda Chapman and Barbara Stlver ·FoUowlnc 1 buket dinner at Spnngs, Md Mrs Margar et B ur 1 p m whleb wu attended by a]> rell and daug hter s D1ue Lee and prtJzimately 55 penona a short Linda Sue Obetz Mr and ~rs bullD.eu seulon was eondueted by :~f,E;~M:if,i~.;~hdat:; l and daughter Th lma tbe preliden\, E F Michael :W:IsMrs Mar y Dtehl, Har 1 torieal d1ta was added to wha t , . , alreldy on hahd. Election of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mtchael officer~ waa beld with E F M1 a OO childre n Brenda Gary and ebael re.elecUd as preii.den t, B Car ol Geor ge M1chael Mrs Gertte ~ Carl, Yice fresadent , and Mrs Rockwell E Jo' Mu· hat>l Mrs: 0) 1 Ollvu M:lehae .secretary and treas van Mi chael Mr and Mrs Be nt urer Car l Mus Wi lma Ohlinger and Mr Attending were Mra Fra nces ana Mrs Oltver Michae l and ch Jl· Barbee and son Mark and Mr a nd dren, Na ncy and D<IVld llll o£ Mn Carl Taylor of Columbu s Mr Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Wtlham ind Mrs John 8 M11Ier and chtl Boh n and children J anet Mic hael Ven, Rtebard, Marlene and Dom and Mark a nd Mrs Eva J Bowers Lee of Belpre Mr and Mrs Ralph o£ M1ddl 11:port who ~~ the oldest L. Carl and chtldren , Donna, Rosa llvwg member of the Michael cla n tee, Ralph Jr , Sharoft and Mlchael GroYe City , Mr an d MrS' Elbert luhnder, Pbtlo Mr and Mn Carl W Phdh~s S.On, Daughter, Miss Brinker To Wed Manning R.Qush - - -- · - - - I Housewarming Is Given Upon Returning Home Ninth BirthdayS Are Honored By Party At Park • Fur~dture $595 INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRE !Ufrl1orator and Gu Range l'ay l'lnly •59.50 down and •za.oo por month BAKER FURNITURE 011 The Brlgbtost Corn•r Ia Middleport and M" Ehas Stiles IExams MadGieport They also VI Sited m Cb e~er 1 Saturd 11 y after noon wtlh Mr and Mrs John Gumther M! lind Mr• William j.A!hew and fa mily of Columb us w>! re weekend guesl<> of Mrs Theodtr.(' Leh ew They were Sund ay dtnner guests qf Mr and Mr s Wilham Thue ner, Syracust Mr and Mr.s George Dabne] of Sout hsi de W Va were MO•l day lunc heon iuests o( Mt • and Mrs Willa rd Ebersbach a nd dau ghler s Mrs Willia rd Eber sbach WILli a bu sln""sS visitor 10 Purken.burg ..... Mondav Set Marriage Dote For Aug. 31 At EUB Church ' ~ , l. • ' x. ' The U S Clvtl SerVIte Comma. ston today annoWJced an open., com pe titiVe examinatLOn lor the po:<ntHms of Production Specialist, Product ion Control Speciah3t., Electromc Te chmctan and Mor tu ary Officer Salan es r ange from $54tO per year to $7570 per year lor Pro-ductw n Speclah li tS t rom $3670 per year to $M40 pet year for Producbon Cont rol Specialists from $3 670 per ye ar to $!5UO per year (or Electrontc Technici-an and fr om $5440 per year to $6390 per year for Mortu,ary Ofl1cer:. 111Cse pos1t10ns are located lilt Wr ight Patterson ALr Force Base Ohto, anc' otber Fflde• al Agenc1es In the Dayton, Ohio, area No wntten test ts requ1red at d ippheanta are rated on the ba ~>t s of thetr th.ming and exp mc nce - - - -- Jr and children Glot)a and Greg· ory, C ;~ S"h Bahr and daugheu Chn.!tme and Candace, and cmda Farmer Da.yton Members were Mrs George Chllds, Mrs Otho W!tts, Mrs Cas h Bahr Mrs Mmn1e t;Umore, Mra The Staff a nd Off1ce u of Jh " Le na MeElhmny Mrs Miller, Mn Meigs Te mple Pyt hlan Slstefl W1llta m Lowe Mrs C P Ga.Hag held a potl uck suppe r at the ne w t,er Mrs Milton Russell and Mrs home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibbs GriU Russell Potluck Supper Held By Stoff, Officers In NH course at New York Un1verFa ly She wa s ••ccompsn led as for as the Char leston Ll rport Su nda y by her dAu ght er Barbara Stout M1ss Nanc} Rolle r sludt'nt t•<'C h nlcilln at St Joseph 's Hosptt al Ill The s1xth hu t hd ay tor Deb\Jv Parkcrsbun: l.s ho me for a two week vacation wit h hor po~r c n ts Lyons da ughter o f Mr ;~ nd MH John Lyons, was cclt•hrllled Sat Mr and Mnt !\tax Roller Dr Rob crt Gutierrez Trimty llospt al De urday wllh a barbequ r 111 t heir yard H er bir thda y cilke w r.~ lroit, M1ch was a wec !r. end g u e~ l of Miss Roller at her parents rl ecoro.ted In green pink and ye l low Gu ests lnclud.x1 Mr and home Mr and Mrs R C Meadows left Mn Bernard Schramm Za. nes today lor a visit with Mr an d anrt Mrs H.ay mond Mn Carroll vlllf! Mr Meadows a nd fa mil y ~nmm J ohn ln ~ le ! R oL k V Wall Hilliards and at th c1r home tn 1nm11 John T nmmy Hernatd and Al Columbua ff~t~"~··~~;:;,;;;:;.;;;;.;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;"' l Mr and MrS Bernard Schramm I' Zanesville, were week e nd gur.sls -4!1 of Mr and Mrs John Lyons 11 nd tanuly and were accompamed hen • by their ghnddaughters Llnd11 Ly ons , who had been v1sihn g Ill their home John and Bernard Lyons r e tu r ne d to Zanesvill e for a VISII Tun. 1 Wed July 30-31 wath their grandparents FAMILY NIGHTS Mrs John Scul_ea, Beverly h.as 2 Adult Tlck•t• admita c.r !lull been vlaitins friends here and al Robert 'I'aylor Eleanor Parker tcmled the funeral of Rome Stew "MANY RIYIRS TO CROSS" art Monday (CmemastopeTecbnlcolor) Mrs Shirley Mtlls was In Dayton • -also-Tyrone Power Annt~ Baxter for the weekend with Mr and Mrs "CRASH DIY I" Horl;lert Moore and family , form er Honored Upon Sixth Birthday wel l Roy coleman J nabk !41 ill tend t he party wede Sammy t l.o.t wor thy Joyce Lon g nn <' l'att . Batle y T om my hMd a &ccond part y llu~ aft <rn oo n when an CU,her cnk1 al so rl ~ e orated 10 gr een and ;rd low wllh nme candl e~> and tee crea m we re served on the la wn of the Baker home on F1 mll st Guest s Inclu ded his grandp u.rr It!\ Mrs Alec l•' raze1 and Mr ;md Mrs c M Bak er Mrs ~ a ry llmdy a nd child ren Mary J o S1• sa-n n.onme Ra y and Joe J r ~ Refref>hments were served to the following 4-H members and the1r gueat.s AUce Roush DottiP. Roush, Bruce Stuts. Bonnie Staa-ts, Mary Mae Roush, Sharon Brown, Martha Thompson, Sue St.aat!l, Patty T.hompst\n, Mrl Leo ThomJ)IOI), Mrs. WaJt-er Brown, ' Mrs Rnyford RolJSh, Brenda Hoi man, Mrs Albert Thompson and Vugmta, Mr .and Mn Adrian La· they and famUy, JimmY Bumgar,, ~r DellDb Weaver, Denver Gibb!l, Mr ud Ml'B Harry Staats and BernlfJ, Mr and Mrs Lyle Me· COnnick and tbe h08l aftd hostess The August lneetlna: w11J be hel~ in the Vernon &:hool House With Atlee and ..J>ottte RollSh as hoaleases R£EDSVILLE The P1oneer 4-H Club m<emben enjoyed a ~1cnic and waener roast Tperoday eventng at tbe Forked Run Lake Mr and Mrs Emer HuU of Tuppers Plain.s were recent tAll· en at the borne or Dudl~y and Wayne Chevalfer B,Jrs V1rgkua Bowers and I eh1ldren of Akron spent last weet tn the home of her aunt., Mrt Essie Ccin(l'ove. 1 Mrs Allee Brainstrum of Toledo JS the Juest in ber ~·· home, Mrs Edna Stewart Mr and Mr.s elarence Bailey ot Zanesville Blll Snyder of Vienna, w Va , and Ray Hols(na'r and famaly of Columbus trer~ guests last wee.lt of Mr and Mn H!U'vey Bodey '\ Mr a nd Mrs D1IP. Smith were ,Jeek end guest-a of relatives near PQmeroy What's the best buy in sheets? Cannon, of counel You'll lind Cannon sheel$ to fit every need and budget whether you're looking far sturdy thrifty priced muslins or cloud soft luxurious pjlrcales. Cannon Mushn shaatr In Whitt oncl decorator pastels. or• .turdy and long wearing. Thay ratoin their crltp freshneu and come bock .sfrnlllng from weekly louncMrlnga. • • • BIG SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE SEE Thursday's Edition Of The Daily Sentinel FOR THE NEWS OF THIS BIG SALE BEGINNING AUG. 2 POMEROY SOCIETY • 1 Mr anci Mrs Paul M ofll 1 and 1 family of Falrbnrn VISlle<l over ! the wee kend w1lh Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrew~ and Wi th r4l la tlves In MlddlcJlort Mrs Robert Alton or Zanrsv11lc wo s the wcekciHI. g uelit of Mr 1\nd Mrs Clarence An(lrcwli Mr and Mra Andrew Mnrtin and fa mi lY nf West AlotRndl'ia wer e weekend guosi.R of h(' r par ents Mr and Mrs Arth ur ltr. n I ,f.~-, Pink L!lat, ' $unto!-· -.!lehl yellow 'ALsO see lh~ new Slrlped lild Mu!U.Strlped IJIDDOII Sheela - ~ nell: '€ouoi Sheet I'll- , taw C1ae Bozld !lela - All Cuaon Sheela are neatly ,Packaged '"d,~o cxeollelll glfla. • • ' SEE THE •• and Action by Busmess le.aoers 1s soon t hat may treate "' Pomer o) Commumty Fund r~ lievtng fveryone ol 1he neee8Sity of contn tlu ti ng to numero u,; wort hy eauaea mst ead uf one This step was revealed today by Ron Spnnger prestdent of t he Pomeroy Ch.amber of Commer ce who met w1th the Retail Merchan ~ eomm.ttlt't' of the C of C Tu esday The oommtttce deter· mmed I That more m011:ey could be obtamed m one concentrated. well orl!la.nltedf dnve 2 That everyone would not be bothered WJth const.ant solu:JtlDg .a& the public now e Sa1d Mayor E F Robm!'!On ''Thu 111 long overdue 1 am not -1 member of tbe C <tf C commit. tee on thts project, but 1 hope th~ plan ls worked oul .. Members attrmbng the meeting mclu~ed Paul Calcl, Moore : Stwe cb.airm1n, Wa1ter Grueaer. Second St Market, Kennit Wal• to n New York ClothiniJ Hotme. fi,ichard J ones, Dowme-Grou Clothmg Store and elarence Col· Tbe Rev Robert Palmer, 38 lm! Colim a' Jewelry Store newLY ordamed Nazarene ' Cb urt!h The commtltee also mtnuter, hu arrived here to be----Dec-1ded to meet for luvc=h g•a hir dut1es at the Middleport 1 and a busmess lelillOn the aec· Nazarene Church He replaces tbe ond and fourth Tuesdan of each Rev:- Robert Styera wlto has gone mon th ... to Wet Lafayette, 0 - Augtlftf. 30 and 81 followmg Mr Palmer said today Me1gs and Athe ns c00nty Fall'l. "These towns {PJmel'OY and MJO,. will be Doll8.1 Dat.r an Pomeroy dleport) look gOG!!d to me I'm look w1th full cooperatinn expected UlJ forward '\0-.a b'Jiillul atay he,.re from all merebutL 1 ex pected include her hu11 bar.d a daughter, Mrs Ra)mond Belt of Fa1rborn two aons Ralph Ed ward, 9, and Ronn1e, 7 two brothqa Kennettl (Kelly ) Grueser of Pomer()¥ and HarOld Gruei er of Nitro W, Va, .and two sutcr ~. CINCINNATI (UP)- One man was killed and Mrs DPnald Lanr~lng an~d Mrs. Edgar Arnold both of Pome(OY homes were damaged by fire when a gasoline truck eXIJiodiJI Frlen(Js may call at the Vinton lnvoiYed Morrow Funeral ltnrn c .~t Patas: 11fter colliding With an auto near here Tuesday 'l'l;te explosion thre•tened Ross, Bulle~ County village s&\JI kala, until noon F~day, wlien the down tbe street " in the handg body will be taken to the Jllletbo 500 persons, w1th "liquid fire w1t.b racket d1st Church at Summit Stat ion Raymon4 Rlee a worker at the 1 the welfare Vlbere serv1~8 be held at 2 Fernwald AtomlC Energy COl~· ened the .entire commumty ~ mt~slon plant said "I thought Jore 80111e 32 tire un1lt1 from o dock w1tb burial there th~re was an atomic bomb ex ghbormg commumhes were able f ;ianl~ to trmg it under eantrol. Il 1 ploston " The mu ~room sbaped cloud Damige was estimatea al $1!50. from the eKplos10n rose hu.ndrech 000. of feet In the air wttness8!1 aairl The exploahn ~urn=d when a Gulf 011 co., f&nk &uck, c!H'I'~ins ~ tr>Uooo .JI!... ~-~Q~ l wm New Pastor Is On Duty With Nazarene Church O:t t. SemclesJ'01' ear drJvcn' by A40ft'-':·· }VCM'dre]l, 82, Hamilton eollic~M' at the in tcracchon of Ohio 128 and U S 7 Woodrey was killed Another w1tneg, Edward Be~e­ gained by raulng a me1er, '78. sa'ld he looked out the door of hts home In Ross Wht! n he hend the lmp-act and saw "hquid lire running down the atreet " "I thought the whole town was gone," he said C1n Explode Several cara exploded when tb ~ burning gasoline ran pAst them Half a doze"tl bulidmgs were dam • aged by 1he flfe, wh1ch threat :rbtD.er Officiat. Of M-M Co. Set To Band .~ Funeral services for S Chand ler Wilhelm, 70, a retired off1· clal of the M.anetta Manufactur lng Company in Pt Pleasant, w' ll be held Thuraday afternoon at 2 Chmt ~p~pal o'clock at Church ...in Pt Pleaa-~ nt Conduchng the services wiD be Rev Jerome D Rod1era Buri1l w1ll be made m a Pt. Pleasant cemetery Wilhelm d1erl Monday mormng at Holl.er Hospital whel'e he had been taken after beinr str1cken The Pomeroy March· mg Band wlll be acljyated Monday August 5tb Regular members wilt report at 9 00 a m In the Sen1or Hlgh Auditorium wl~ instrl-'mcnts At thl8 hme meJ)'Iber1 Will re.. cc1ve tnstruchons c6ncernng lcbed· uhng Var1ou.s problems and pro~o,duiies pertamlng to the fall sea. lion I be dlscuued All student& who will be I hec a lew day.s ago She had been 'looJdn& tqr my son He'a all I have" .. .r.talbauer'a began llviJlg in the cemetery when Edgar, given a weekend pa.n from Cleveland State Ro&pltal, told his mother he didn't want to go back For sevcr11l weekA, she bitt him ln a mausoleum at the 100 year old cemet~ry, where Edra:r apcnt b.1s t1me tendmg tile now era on eraves Authorlties sa1d the mother and son Will be reunited 1t 1 Sta C eveland te Hospital, If aile ne ~ probated afler tetta company lor 38 years Prior to hill movmlJ to Pt Plea sant he was auditor of Lord & Taylor of New York City Surv1vot8 lnelude his wife the former 8ue Heslop two daugh ters. Mrs E l'Jartow Jones, Pt Pleasant al\d Mrs. Charles If Hober Jr, GaiJipoJia, \and mile grandchildren In addition, he Ia Run•ved by tw.o aiaters, Mrs Samuel P Scbitk ot Meadville, Pa and Miss Maude Wilhelm, Marietta 1 S R aJs ayre eve Grid Plans: r COach Ralph Sayre of the 'Wohama White Fllco us has ani)OUneed that foot~ll equipment wlll be distributed to candidates fOI! the football teasn Thursday, AuJUsl 15, with practice, 1lated to get under way Monday, August 19 Students at Wabama who desire to play football are uked to re· port to the h.igh school from 9 a m until 12 r.OOn on that date At the same time Sayre an have been 1nounced nlne .games ~~eheduled fOr the White Falcons this year with six to be plyed at home The Falconi' wlll open their sehedule at R.Avemrwood ort the nlgM of SWf.ember 8 before en tertainlnJ Pomeroy on Seaiembef 18 Ch- from otvoolovtly docGHncw all col•rfcnt-alf IO!lli A fami lY reunion Mark Allen, all of PQmet<~y. Cite Need For ARRAIGNED IN KILLINGS Held At Hig~woy Pork In Syracuse A llttM ..... .,. Nf'lh ,.,.rltlfl ...,., """ ... day 14 .. tl Mf'th, II ,. f2 ....... Low ron&fht 62 te 66 Mrttt. .. t. 72 HUfh. SINGLE COPY~ Wortl Was receive d here Tu e~ day ol the de.,th of Mrs RalplJ Butler ([rene Grueser), 47, of Summit Stailon MH Butler, the daugh.ter or the late Mr and Mrs Alber1 GMJeser. suffered a Ktr9ke anrl died Tuf\Way m 6rnlng at ~ 1 Family Reunion ::: ~.~~· Mt~'::~~a ~;t~~~~d :n~ the trom ber ~m.,,,.,. b•m• by .. I I - The Senate Labor Rackets Com that the Teamsters Umon has JOmed in New York and other 111ajor c1 to entire country. F Kennedy made the ebarge at on ,ueged lieups between Team James R Hoffa and New York hood o~~"r,.~:,~~e~h~:•• sueJi an effect on the na .t with their control of truck in the ~stabhshment Raymond EJ!elstcm afternoon f•remen an• wered • call to the Midway Mar BarnLb ket operated by W 0 wheTe [Jremen tald a pile ot de ou•~ -' lbrl5 tn the rear of the -building eaurht fire A utility power pole was s}lgbt· ly damqed, aa was the rear of the market ....,.,...,. •r hmltht munity Fund Proposed COf C "hant's Group TEAMSTERS HOLD VY THREAT OVER U. S. VLI Mrs. Butler Is Dead OJ Stroke Tuesday Morning IY UNITID PRill Oht.. ll'a..tly ct•-,. thr•ttlh TU!Md•y with • t.w _........ thalftHnhewen lOUth ,.,._. th• - - - - - -- - - ---- OIIJi?. WedMmJ, JulJ st, !957 Warm Welcome, Fond Farewell CLEVELAND UP-The "phan tom" of the Monroe Street Cemc tery, who lived with hl.s motheJ in a ~mausoleum for &everal w~~ was batk In Cleve:and State Ho,pit•l today. Edgar Maiba~er. 49. w.a.s pick ed -up by two poUcemen wh:o saw him stumbUnrt along ncar tbe rapid trauit tracks here ''I'm looking for my mother,• he mumbled. J'She'a a little old about Ill She doesn't know to la.ke care of herself l'v~ pt to frnd ber" Hi& mother. Mrs Eleanor Mai· bauer, a wlcf'ow, was taken aw•t. n•lnlll Pays .. I Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, In lA&4 drleks , Mrs Charles Boster and Mr orado l}Jis aummer and has atte nd an(t Mrs Cla ren ce Boster aml ed Western College for Women and ehlldren, Susan and Allen of Gal OhiO University \lpolh~er e Sunday gnest.:s o( Mr Mrs Sylvia McMat~ ter spent the and Mrs Phil WUllamspn dl!. v rece ntly with E~ne sl Hawkms Mr and, Mr! ~1 H.ickm s n of and family at Rutland Columbus vtstted' Sunday w1tb Mr and Mrs Ro~ert Hayth and 1 her pa'I\Cnls Mr and Mrs J()bn da ughter Susan Hilliard~. and Blacttnar M1ss Mn na Rus ~ell, Columbug, - - - ··- - anri Mn Maida Ru ..elt Middle· port were week end guests o! Mr and Mrs S T RuiSell I \Dr and Mrs K D Amsbar) I have been visltlnJ In Columbus and Lllhopolts l or several days Mr, and Mrs J ames Weber atte _ vi_ !l~n~_of_u_ m_bu_s_ - - - - and plt'mc d ml\Cr was enjoyed Sunday at tcrnoon and eve nlug at the Syr a· cuuse Roadsi de pnk Attending were :l'.~ r• J en mo Roush. Mr and Mrs Virgil Rc- ush and son Oonn1e. Mr and Mra. Jamet Heaton and ehtldre n, D,•vld J immy, Susan and DebrR all ot West Shade, Mr and Mrll Gerald V~ole\ Tu?peU. Plains "'rs Mara:aret Heaton, Braden Lon Fla., Mr and Mrt M:anh.all M1llcr -nd chlldl'W! Stephe n. Bonnie •M DaVId, Harrlaonv.the, Mr and M.r• Flo,lid Spence, Mr JIW, ll.fefp11f•••• ArM&• Ph Of CJ } d Ce G antom eve an metery oes Su~:ata~t~~ti~~ ~~~u~O~e.!,<;;lti~~:hmi:;;l:b~e::~eftts, • Back To State Hospital With Mother ;:;~~:~~~~9, S::~~ry ::~7h:or ~::: 'a~~ ~a~:e~dt~!r:i ~ residents Moore •;;;:;;:;;:;i~~;::;;;::;;:;;~~;::;;:;:===::;;:;:::::==:: Ilocal is a ttending the MIS'S UniveBetty rsit y of Col IT'S COMING Ia Clrculatloll l•t Cannon Sheet Specials I I IliAd~ I ' ' JTA Jo Tbe JUly meeting of tbe V«noc Star Dusters 4-11, Club wu held at the hOme of B)lfe1\. and Caroyn MeCormk:k with 'Mary Mae Ro\LS'h, pres1d 1mt , In ehAtge Sharon Brown Jed the group ln t he singing of tbe clyb toni, We.t VLr&inta BOYli and Girls, followed by tbe ree ltatioa of lite 4-H Pledee Wanda Thompson gave a lie nCrr~ tal')''li ~port and Carol yn M.. \ or nucl:. and Allee Ro.ush pave a report on the recent +-H camp South11de Gr.roes were led by Bonnte Staata "/ Weatlier_, enttne Ia LoW N._ u., ~. ~f ;fl~,),. y,.-v: U~· . • Mr ant! Mrs Claude Bumtarn er of New Haven arc announcmg Full mformAtlon••ncludlng tn the engagement and approacbini{ marnage -of t heir daughter, DoD· 8truellon.s on how to \tpply may D..\ Lee t o R1 ehard E DotJctn, aoo be obtamed at any Post Offtce or of Mr and Mrs Delbert Dotson f-rom the Executive Secretart, Board of U S Civil Servtce Ex of Mason aminera, Department of the Alf The weddmg ·w11l be an event Foree, Wright Patterson Air of August 31 and will be held it Foree Base, Oh10 the EUB Church m New Haven wher e open dmr<ch w1U be obl:er· Jr in New Haven Monday even mg Mrs. Carl Owen asked the bles ved stng before- tlie supper wh1ch was MiRs Buml{arner LS a graduate served on the lawn of the Gibbs of Wahama H1gh School, Cla:Js. ~f home 19~3 She graduated from the St ~oseph ' s School ol Nur.n ng In Mrs Wtlham AJlmln., pre!Ldent Palket~burg wtth the clan of 1956 was m charge of a short buB)ncss and 1s employed at St Joooph's meetmg a11d at was announced that Mr.s. A11map and Mrs C P Hospital at )l'l'esent Mr Dotson IS a graduate or Wa Gallagher would be hostesses lor ha ma H•gh School Class ol 19tn the next meetmg Mrs Myron Mil· and served two years with the ler was welcomed a s a member of Umtecl States Army He ts em· the club ployed at th~ ~a tser Plant near Games were payed and prtzes Rave ns wood bu[ will r~ enter school at Wesl V1 rg1ma Unlvar won by Mrs Karl Owen Mrs Dave s1ty th iS fall He w1ll be a sopho· Fsrmer Mrs Homer Jones and Mrs Allman· Others present in more eluded these guesta Ralph Gibbs I 'RST , f.,~~· ~ller"Fn!': ;~=.:: Jo~P,llfilh ' Jr . with Mr •nd Mrs Edward Stdea Birthday Dinner Given Sunday For Three People Debby Lyons Is 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW St~ I I I ,., Announ..._..,.. . . .. ver 0'n t!<j, .... "~ 'H an~ For ;,rechnical . Dusters .... M.r and Mr.!l Thomas Youna: of BrlgiUon Pl ' wm weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ehas New • ' ' The remainder of the schedule Sep t ember~ Middleport, .awl)', September 27. Belpre, Alomej OCt· ober 4, ¥t. Pleaunt. hOme; October 11 Hannan. borne, October 18 Ripley, home, October 24, . Cedar Grove, awa.), fo.ovJmber 1, •pen, and November 1), Rutland, home majorette poslUons the rot\oWJng girl• were 1 chosen Jean Web•ter, Sandra Pott\" and Oorothy Arnold Pd:ajorettes from last year who w1H qaln serve are connie Woodgeard, 8htlla Strau51 Ann Baker One other maJOrette and two flag bearera will be selected in the near future The Pomeroy Band will agam play at the Meaga County Fal.r on Thurtday afternoon, August lG and wor~ing lorthl!'fommu"l"'" Sgt. Lambert Is Picked To Serve AL Convention The new pastor comes here from Ha.ng~n.g Rock 0 , &nd JS a native of Mancheater, 0 He 11 res1dmg at 910 Broadway, Middleport with htJ w1fe and two ' daughters BeUy, 13, and Patty, 8 Mrs. Gregory Is Custard Contest Three State Hlgbway Patrolmen from each State have been select lira. Wllham Gregory of p t ed Cor .specu.l duties at the Nation· Pleasant was declared the wtn· American Legion Convention wh1Ch wiU bt> held at Atlantic City, N J Sgt Max Lambert son of Mr and Mrs Dana Lambert Mtddleport, and son-m law o( Mr and Mrs Harry MLIIs Middleport Ia ope of Ohio'& three Patrolmen rc. lected from 650 patrolmen Sgt. anQ Mrs Lambert and son, Joe, live In. Chlllicothe and theLr older son, Rlebard, who graduated tn Jupe frOm Chllljcolhe Hlgh stbool , Ia in the U S Naval Reserve C()rps ---Raises Giant Cucumber Here ncr of the Regwn Nmc Custard Pte Bakmg contest held last Fnd11y m Pt Ple asan t and spon sored by the West Vtrgm•a Farm Bureau Wmmng secon(l plac.c was Mr!) Marvin Meadows of Glenwood Mrt -Gregory wtll r epresent the RegiOn 1n the state contest dur 1ng the State Da1r y Show Aug 13 through Aug 16 at Jackson 's liliU I Everett Evans Plead Guilty two ---- Corrigan Ponders Extradition-Of Wedler Back To Ohio If Confession Turns Out To Be Real tndtd.s Dr Sam on many pomts If Wedler U! teU!ng tbe truth then Dr Sam I1ed" t~e proeecu tor said Allowing that reports from Co'rontr Samuel R. Gerl)er and former Detective Chid Ja:mp E T.ifcAl'tbur discounting the con feaaion as a "phony" are "pretty conclusive," Corrigan said, 'we &bouldn't dON the door on lDJ· thinJ 1 will ltUdy whatever Dr Sheppard's attorney8 have: to of· fer and will reach my de ow. the prosecutor and Fred Gt.r mone, who obtamed WcrUer' ~ 11gnert confess10n Tucsriav m De Land Fla said they planned to call a of all lawyers connected with the murder case and map legal strlltcgy to free the osteopath from a hfe term fu the Oh1o State Pemte ntlary Attorneys 1Corr1g11n •nd Gar mone felt the conlessJOn "cer tainly waa enough to reopen tbe conference case " But, McArthur and Gerber sat•i the1r talks wllh Wedl er tn Flor Meuwhile defense lawyers ida convinced them that he had .Witham Cortiian. no ret..tion to n ever bee.." in Cleveland cislon~" - --- Learn Of Death Troop 245 Boys Of Mr~ Hennesy ~ere, Inspected Mrs W•lham Henn csy dted m Mt Carm•f Hospttaf Columbu•, Tue.sday mght an{! arrangements If there were a contest for the for serv1ces will be announced gardener raisinr the b1ggest cu later ~umber, IL C Terrtll, 303 Wetz SurvJVmg IS her buRband, Wtll St would be a und tdate for 1am whn was called to Colurubw money. last week bY her Illness He IS a 1,- cli1playmg allout town foreman at the Hobson shops ThnRIIh an error Tuesday f• example of hu was I'QIIII'ted Edward Evan• plead the hoe and seed .. HALSEY IMPROVED guilty t. be1ng drunk and di!lor NEW YOJJK (UP)-Fieet Adm pounds and derly m the court or Justice of ~:~.~~::~san even 11 Inches m length Wilham F (Bull) Halsey was r e Peace R E Grindley when u m hu not watered Ius ported "quite Improved" and 'doshould have read EvertU Eyana, He aald cueumber vines this apnng or ing very well' today at Ooclon of Portland 0 aummer HospJtal whcre he was admtUed Everett Evans was fmed $l5 and late Monday for what f1rst had eolita and releucd ANNOUNCI HOMECOMING been described as a cerebral hem There WJll be a homecommg at orrhage the Mt Ohve Chureh near Lon g - -- - - - -:lki'S Willi RIITS UUNION ANNOUNCED DENVER, Colo (UP) -- The Bottom, Aug 4 all day With, :1 The aMuHl Fry Reumon w1l1 be President's wlft. rest,ed today on dmner at noon The Rev Ernest the eve of the dedication ceremo- Thomas wiU be th r afternoon be held August 1] m the pme nies of "Maml Doud ElleQbower spe1ker Special slngmg by var· grove on Pond H1ll near the old Park" in Denver IOU& groups will be presented Fry home ----~~~~:~==~~~~------- CLEVELAND Ohio UP-Cuy ahop CGunty Proaee~:~tor • J•hn Corripn said today he ma)\. 111k for the extradition to Ohio Of Donalct Wedler, 23,. the Florida ex·eo,.vJet wbo baa repeat~dly 'eonf.aed" the murder of Mrs ' Maril.yJi Sheppard I•NIPIT PLANNID Corrigan !i'&Jd hiJ llnal deci• Home made ice eream and eak:es wm be oerve4 at lb• Middleport ion on ex.traditlnr Wedler would Churell of Cbrllt, comer of MaJn depend on wbetber defense actor· and Jl'lftb .Avenue, on ~day, hen lor eonvioted •lAYer Dr Auau•t 1 Proeeeda froni the tee Samuel Sheppard call convinc" cream IOQial wlQ. be uged lor the him '~at \bere 11 more sub~on(esslon purehue of a new Communion stance to w~•er's •~rVIceiCor the c!uuch. a project that Is now apparent " ''Thus far. W!!!dler'! story con~ olthe cl>u. -'"bllt'l'sed''m~.,.. a 500 oo c:redit blll'eMt...., ~ ., roy, atarted planrung and Ja~ "'\ ligation to bring auCh an Ot,ani· .. ;r.atlon mto reality -Cocluded ~bat Chriltm.Q decoratwns and hghtmg •ill be changed thts year 'ML~ eomnUt· tee hopes to provide tbt!: town a better hgbtmg ellect thu .sea!Nin -Sun on Christmu, aiJ l)usf. nes,s places will be liked to JOin for a free gift drawmg m orde!' to stimulate busine11 traff1c m Pomeroy It was pointed out that aJl7 Commuruty FUftd appro3ch to be soheitlng problem v;dl requll'e cooperatlon from all ebarttable agenCtC3 and busmess plates the major contributors AIJ the proposa.h of the e()m IDittee are to be pre~ented to, and aeted llpon, by the executtve committe of the Chamber of Commerce Gtarge Ho,ut Jr Galhpohs, m spected Troop 245, Boy Scouts of Amenca. Monday mgbt when they met at the Maddleport u. Lrary Seoul headquarter&. Scoutmaster Robert Mills and Allllutant Scoutm8liters Gene Coleman Charle.s- Vroman, Larry Rice and Leonard GwJa.zdows.ll:y were 10 -chJrge of the meetmg Several overrught camp. out<~ have been planned for the last month of vacation MARKiiT REPORT CINCINNATI (UP) - Prodace Eggs, unsettled, 1t flmns U S cansumers while and brown A jumbos 43~ A ~arge 40-41, A medlum 33 35 A small 21 23, B lar.1e 30 3~, A small 21 23, B large So.s3, FOB wh1te and brown A large 41'· 49 A mediUm 4()..4:1 , B large 38- 39 Chrekens, fryers le lower, 3-3.ih lb 21 23, hens heavy 13-15, light 10-12 Volume and pnce diStrlbution oo fryers., 5,000 at 21, 27 !500 at 22, 21 500 at 22'h ll 000 at 23 and 6 000 at undetermmed pr1ces Butter eo score 71 ALL ASKED TO ATTE"D Mu June Ashley preSident ol the Letart Falls PTA, has announe· ed a spec•al meeting Monday Aug 5, at the grade schOol Purpose of the meeting 11 to make final piMS for a refreshment stand •t tbe M~gs County Fa1r AU member:~ are urged to attend 1 13 Ta CCJOII'ET& COLVMBUS UP - Thir\een teams wtll compete In tbe dOIUble elimmaL1on ~tate Amerieafl J..e. g1on Jumor Baseblll Tournament ned week lncludmg deleftdin1 champJon Cu:clnnati Bentley Po.st No 00, ~ ' \ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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