http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aed8906dfa668772bcb5daf8aa4f24e5.pdf 5f94c261b0a1e39b351b3393d269c29f PDF Text Text I • " 8-Dally Sentinel, Ptuneroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 2, 1957 Yl.sJted thc1r gunddaughter. ! Jenmter Lohse, last week at the wnh hlS parenls 4-H camp at Can ters' Cave. after a furl(lugb Mr. and Mr3. Bruce Lloyd, '1\'"S scheduled to leave by plane on July 30 for Hawaii where be wlll be stationed for the next elgh· te~n months. _&!iddleport . Society Mr. anl'l Mrs Angelo Candell.:1 , Ashtabula. were overnlgllt guests Wednesday of ~1r and Mrs. Wlll· lam Evenuo and daughters. Mr CandeHa 1s prm.::Jpal of the Ash· Jack Uoyd, AC3, wbo bas been tabula school.s s"tationed at san Francuco, Cahf , , Mr and Mr.s W!ll!am Bradford DaReubcn BPck has been a :;~;::~;;;;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;-;;--,_-;;-;;-;;-;;;;;--;;-_J bustn~ss viMtor 111 Detroit th 1s f I WPek I I 1956 PLYMOUTH Mr and !l.tr, liaud~:: l eo na nl have moved from thclr former home on H y!irll Strl'rl to the prn- Club Se(lan. Local owner, less than 14,000 actual miles. Perfect. 1 pe~- fu~erly_ owne~~ ~~d Only $1695 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Middleport Phone 6378 or 80%3 John \\layne LanB Turner "THE SEA CHASE" <C mcmascopt!·Techn 1col or) - al•j"L IZZIE" Eleanor Parker Richard Boone UP TO Saturday Only Anthony Qumn AUfiUII 3 Maureen O'Hara " MAGNIFICENT MATADOR" (Clnemascope-Techmcolorl - also- Joel McCrae Maureen O'Hara "BUFFALO BILL" Comedy and C11rtoon - - --- - - · -- - - - - - OFF ON NEW. • ontiacs arm. Thf' Rev and Mrs. James Grll· ' e~ and .::hildren, Martha Ann i:nd th~ house which was owned b~ f1mmy, left Tuesday for thetr 1ome in Hastings, Neb., a!ter a the Leonar<'..s Mrs. Walter Ra iney was a bu11i :1sit with her parenh, Rev. and ness VIsitor in Huntmgton Wed lf:rs C. E Hoyt and fl.mtly. ~lrs Ruby Scott, 11ist~ of Mrs. nesday and visited Mr. and Mrs ~ M Wood an<! Mu. Grtee W'· Harry Ramsey and family Mr and Mrs James Stmp.soll ms. Princeton, W . Va. , have been anr! daughter, Sandra, JO!ned < Mrs. WWood andMrs A Gau 'group of hu r elatives 1n Michigar ' Glady'i Mrs for a vacation whlk he is on \a daughter, Judy, Prince· cation (rom the Rawhngs-Co:HNancy Harrmgton. ·LonFuneral Home Eudell Va., v1stted here briefly right older son of tht Rev. came arter Mrs. Scoa Mrs 'C . R Konknght. 1s wdrkin~ md Mrs tyoM, Mrs Gautier at lhi:! Funeral Homr d ~~~' 'eft today for her home tn Colahsrncc umbus after vlsttmg here for Recl':nl guests of Mr and M1·s several weeks. Allen Knopp wert~ Ml' and M .~ Mrs C. H Wtse Jr and Kath· Harold Voglesong and daughh~r ry n .Jane Hannahs . M1s~ Ruth Melinda, Ironton; Mr s od MrH John Foltz: and Anha Marie, Mr W1se and Cele.ste Ault were in and Mrs Wilham Swisher am' Jackson Thursday to vi..~1t Mr. David , Middleport. A/2c Dav~t: met Mrs W1lliam Beh: and dauK:lnpp, Cl1rton and Miss Sylv!: ; htcr, Sandra . Mr. and Mrs George TewksBlake, f't Plcasanl; Mrs. Harold have moved their furniture bar)' Jones, Mmersvillc. Mr!l. Jone < from thelr home on Nor1h Tbtrd returned lo Ironton !or a visi; Avenue to the new home they are with the Vogleseng family am! bu1ldtng at Buckeye Lake ThursdAy s-he returned home and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bachtel Mrs.. Voglewng and daughter. an0 son, Bruce, Barb~rt'On, wcr~> "ellnda, accompanied ber bere ~ue~ts of Mr and Mrs. Forrest fnr a visJt with her parents, Mr Bachtel and daughter, Carol, and Mrs. Knopp Duffy Craig, son of Mr anr! Tuesday and Wednesd!ly. Mrs. George Johnson was d Mrs. Robert CrBig, ha~ a broker1 guest al a br:dal shower for her I"Jrother Pearl HJ's-cll, and his bride the honie of Mr. and 'ltrs. James Haley, Rutland. Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Hysell wen married July 20tb. Mrs. Jame3 Oth·r and famtly on Stor)'s Run in Zuspan HQUow The Oiler famlly have moved tr ::~':;n~~:M~~·:~~an:~d. and I at DOLLARS • tool UIC Our bank is the logieal plac.e to put them. F~r your requirement~, future IN BLAETTNARS Evan,eline Cb.apler, OES, met Tbur.r.da)' at tbe MasonJc Terople with Mn. Willil Antlwny, W. M., )lretid.!ng. Initiation was beld and visltora from Harrlionville were weleoiM!d. Plans have been made tor a fam!Jy picnic to be bela' on Friday, AUgust 9, at the Gallipolis Shrine Club. The picnic supper 111 to be ser'ted at 6 p. m . .and anyone wishing tG may meet at the Antbcny Plumbing Shop, Lincoln Strtel at 5 o. m. to leave: for !he I Conserve Some of Your ;ave as much os you con as often os you can - with usl $ Mr. an\'1 Mrs. ltnmer Rlce and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and son, Billy, have retu.rned from a weekend trlp to Wmehester, Va., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs Ross Boyd and other l'elativcs of Mrs. Homer R1-c '! wlw was born there. She remain· cd wtth relatives and her son and f<tmtly visited Luray Caverns and the Skyline Drive before joinin g her and returnmg humc Monda)'. Mrs. Palncta Kloes, night operator at the Middl eport Thle phone exchange, started her varalion today and was aecompan il·d to Columbus by her daugh ters, 1'rudy and Mary Ann and Mrs Gcrtru~e Kloes, for a short visit Mrs Robert Coats, Mrs. E 0 Rllll, MrJ R\C'hard Chambers and \1iss VJrgil! Hobstetter were m Athens Thursday to attend th .. last perfotmance or the Summer Theater Group at Oh10 Univer' SltV rn~ "ALL OUT" Ytt A"'Utl It the mDnth ..ch Yltr thtt Bl ..ttntrs bend every tfto'rt In tn "til out" 11lt to moYt IVERY MW and uud car pottlble. Lttt Augu1t w. told 15 urt !...... lhit yetr our tights are hiJhtr. You ,,. golno to pi tht tdv.ntagt of tome reel 1 buYt. Your clelltr mtV not .ver buy •• much tgtln. Ruth In now tncl pi rourtl 1 v.,. · · $B95 2 dr. Dlx. Sedftn. HydramaUc drive. Sparkling nri~ma\ two tone blue finish . It's Here! A Clean Fillin~ Low-Priced Pen for School! 1953 Chevrolets · · · · ·· ·· · · · as low as $BBB Choice of three fine cm·s 2 dr Very sharp cars 2 - "210's'' and one Belaire · · ·· · · $1,995 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. llydramatJC drive. Careful local owner. Shows best of care. 1956 Chevrolet VB · · ·· · $1,795 Delray 2 dr. Seda~. Powergllde. Beautiful morklde h'alh· er trim inside. Blue and white lwo tone One owner . 1955 Mercury 2 dr. Hardtop · · · · · $1,495 Mercuy-o-mattc drlve. Original black finish like new Very altractlve car with lot• of chrome on sporkllng black finish . Dual exhausts. 1956 Olds Super "8B" Hard Top · · · · $2,495 Power Steering and brakes. Hydramntlc drive A nice sulomobile. 1956 Buick VB Century · · · · $2,595 2 dr. Hard Top. Tra<lc-in from one of our l'atlsftecl Bukk careful owner A wonderful buy! SHEAFFE~ NEW CARTRIDGE PEN -no meaay Ink etllnl ever -no more Ink bottle• 1954 Chevrolets · · · · · · · · · ·· · as low as $995 1953 Chrysler VB 4 dr. Sedan · · · $895 and her Thursday fO( Columbus wbere 'fbey were eaUed by the death or JameS Ffnstead, husband of the form~r- Vlcla WeJ. burn. Mr. Flnstead had been Ul Cor sometime. -;t;;, RBI ph C. Zundel and daughters, Sharon ~nd Charlene, are spending this week in Akron with Rev Zundel's sister and l>rotber· ln-l~w Rev. and Mrs. E. 0 Plrker, and in Alliance with Mrs. Zundel's aunt, Mrs. R-oy RusaeU Sunday they will attend a family reunion m Zanesville. Mr. and MrS' Harold Lohse and son. Jack, visited in Ashland, Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs Fred Kanouse and ramily , nr. and Mts c. E. w DOWDI ::! returned home Thursday morning after 1 vislt in Dunbar, W. Va. w1tb Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Brabbin. Dr and Mrs. George Mann an:l children, Theodore,- Marian, Nathaniel, Daniel and Wllliam, of Boaton, Mass , are the guests o,' 1951 Buicks, Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouths and Pontlacs · · · · · · · · · · · as low as $19 5 We're loaded with '51's We have 15 of them' Come in and make us an offer! Many More - All Types BLAETTNARS • tht rou.ntaln pen that fill• like a 'oi.Upaint * • MW •i.n>amlimd. tapered deai&D , teakJll'OOr «ortridi-. ~afe to t'fiiTY 1111 P\II'M or poc~ket • ucl\lllvt! cylindrlotl -polntt Ia ab hlondwritln11 ttylu • ntra &·Pack ot e&nricllfll. 41Jv Voten io ditl~rept settions or Cotlnty will vote on at least tax levin In the November tt indtc;ateU: today by clerk of the , ,Pormo~ wUI decide mill t.a:x levy fundi for r~newal and five years. School DlJ. . _5oll,o~••'Y Local ,,i~M)I'Di!otriot Ievie• ta be five years. tn tbelllbii,:Y D"rtru!l, five of the 10 renewal while flve a new tax. In ' the D~:~:~l seveq of the 10 1! and three of the a new tax. in the continued the tounty. in the fall the newest lim< for thtl' wa!S indi· where have CUed Latest <!andidate Columbia Towninto the list. of WEED I FEfO One rrip, double benefi.n:- feed graM as lt kill:t the weeds. Excellent {or restoring ruo-down lawns. jQ X 50 I I I Jl L"W" • 12.?j Clean, giltnular compound of famow 2,4-D Applt when weeds io active growth. . ll,IJIIO ,, ft. 14.81 ., ' EverytbiDg lawn needs, easily applied in dry form, SCOitl Spreade' does it automatically- Seed. Grassfood. Weed Controls. funior • $7.91 Slrtttmlincfl No''· 114.8J 2l00 ., /1. f/.7l dMd/e., &u,. ... E~.u '114tcW ~ .. , alyp~o '. Won't Discuss Appointment As W:ilson Named For Ohio's ffints He's Ready To Throw In Towell Miss America Test !l'!'t!Jtlrm . .... . ·"· ' $79.00 ·Malte you bedrogna '1 sing agaio with - the throbbing bea~ty Caly.p so for here is UUIJ Maliogany fu~niture at · ' WASHINGTON (UP)- The Agriculture Department has allncat ed 178 mlllion dollars of the 1958 soil bank acreage reserve appropriB:tlon ror tbe 19M spring and winter whe.at crops. HERE IS ANOTH~R aerial picture of a Mei~ games featured bY\ The Daily Sentinel. If you farm gets an orig4,1il aerial photo of.his=·~p:.:la:.:c:.:e~.-=---~--,-,;::;:;-".:--· ~:::::---=-~~ Foot Hurts SoH,e I' SL--f· Oil T winter-at $20.88 per acre, with IKJIU s oes available wh.., prleo •••ports av- T R'd H' p • The £!epartment also set the na- 0 ·I IS Cl'ln MIDLAND Mich. UP - Robert Prosser, u, Merrill, told pnliee ·he has been Dothered by a lot of paltl in )Us left leg !or some tlme and resr,r¥d to a drastic "rem· edy." . Prosser was admitted to Mid· land flospital Friday minus .sev· eral toes on his left foot. He said he figured the way to get rid bf the pain "Was to ahoot off the foot --Jnd t,h.at ~e tried~o.•a ,,..,, .. , · ·,,;,7 5To B'e Signed By Uncle Sam In Month Of August or. its best! c. Ivery Clllypso tulto lou\ ...... - l t y •••to..ll i 1e · Hand rubbed and wu::cd lor tlup bctul)' o ,....,_ dove,.iled· • -r . ' and contet·guidtd ,.,,.. oak interiors . .. • ~1 duttprooftd o Chemically ucotcd wi,..l ufNe Slide" fen aq ' drawer opeadoa 'o S.IICimabopiiJ' vl....a 1 • I•o Ezdusivobruoh~ Dre11er h11 ctdu 11~ 1 ' 110nae drawer o Large plllo gliOO lilde,l . muror~,. Cttler ShHfllr Cwlrldgt '"' lnttmbl.,, SUt ..-.e1 S:I&JI BAKER FURNITURE ~ c Red p. ropagan . da Blasts Proposal w J Sp·}"t Of Open · Ski•es 1 aterfow . d / Season Banne tor Tigers-The Champs-Feted By Pareilts ~~~~t ;E~~o~::t;nf~~~~ Rnn PlayiiToun A~~·•·J- PI'cm"ctheAt Naylors' . I.e¥ c- . d nlajor power• ~ily a~aailed 1 presentel Tigers Meigs 5 01 . 1 :_r.~be[ ponY league C~uu.ty cnamps IJI fetf!:d with 8 ~~ the seasnn, Utlt Thursday wtener roast. an ou Na • Aliht bl' thelr pareD: at the Y lop! Rttn ,plan:roun . ~peclal invited ijUfl&ts for the &fbir were :Mr. a11Cl M'rl. lU0clUI 1 hrdl J,nes, Mr. and Mrs. Jame! e: • • :Mr. and Mrs. Diet Retton, Mr.ibabnd "Ws. Tracy WhP.Iey, Bill G s, •A4ron BUfflngton and Nick (:Oatea. Durin& the evenlnlt a:lfts "We presented to Jone& and P!W who have served ' ' manaeta ' for the put euon. t.:J~-~~~~·~~ ~o~r the champlonsti\'p recelve iJHJlvlcJual . at an aU-eo191'-Y .al(al:r! Ja- the ;e" " . 1 • WOOSTER,· 0 . (UP) - A pretty brown • eyed blonde frnm · ' Mansfield wiH represent Ohi!' seereta,ry of defense. ln the Miu America contest at "This ill not my news," McElroy said. "Obviouoly something Atlantic City, N J., in Septem- Is cooking but Ibis is a matter !bat ill going to be sellled by ber. someone in Washington." Linda Kay Hattman, 18, M.ans- ' Tbt Cincianati EOfiUirtr MJJG!"'.field High School senior, was ed this: moming that MeEiro, wiD crowned Miss Ohio G( I~J here tuceftd Defense S2aetary CharFriday llJght ~fore a l]Dwd af lea E. Wilson. The .~eeretuy told some six thouund persons. Roba news ecmference Uti• week be hi Palmer, of Cleveland, last bad dilellSied hla posAble resigyear's M1a,s Oh10, crowned the natiotf wtth Pretit'lent Ei,lenbower new queen of the Buckeye State. but gave no solid hint or when Miss Hattman wan a $1,000 Chlef of Pollee- Leroy Bartrum be might leav~ tbe Clblnet. scholarship in besting rune oth, said today .SUI:: cases will be heard PottEJroy, wbo rote to the top or er contestants. for the title. She tonight by MayOl' c. 0. Visber. bil concern through its adverti.. will attend StephMs College at They are Charles Rou Shodmak· lng department, said the publishColumbia, Mo., next year er. Part-st., age 71, for intoxica- ed report.s were "newa • obviOustion, ly c;.noot lllk aboul-' p~--William Buct Board, 74, SyeaHe said ht had an .. early after· Jillnt more-st., intoxication, both arret.b noon'' conference Kbeduled in but :be would not 111 :;!::.~·d• by Patrotman Feed o.. Washington with wbom. , William Bucky Manley, Brad· "I am going tn Wubington, bury. age 50, arreated by Patrol· Monday," he Nl1d, "but not for man Ike Nezl for intoxication anything 1 would tonsider as any~ Other CB&es held nYer until t~ thing more than a routine sort of CLEVELAND (UP) - William Dlgbt include mt<WcatJon charges thing." J. Corrigan, chief def'etile counsel agaiast Oliver Miteh and James McElroy was chairman of tile for Dr. Samuel H. Sbopard. said Ned Call, both of whom are in White House Conference «Jn Edutoday he will eonter· with ~her Jail and Robert Tyree, RuUand, cation in 1855, a mtnmittce di!/-en.se a~·orneys Monday to de- free an bond. formed by President Eltenhcrwer tiCe .the next move liJ the 'teyi~d The IRate bilhway patrol .siid to stud)' tJu: rountty•s ltftoal invatiJation of M~n Shep- John R Goldeil, 51. CbiUkotbe problems. HUeecl•ed bigb pniiJfl Pard's murder. Road , Gallipqlis ebarged \ ith eon· for W. wort. Corr\CM ditcio~ hia plfns op quminJJ al~faOik beverage io IIi l'(lf would be tbe aeton.d iJt. Pis return from Qelln4. · ~ Fl.af motor 'Vehu~lf'... •n4 .._ poll~ $25 riJ.. would be thr. kCGnd Ohie btwhefe he 0~ - ·· schf!duled 1f ,appear tD-- diiltRm.st ~irded bJ tbe PI tz!!>-...~ fessiou " 1o the murder of Mr.s night. dent to a 'n~binet offieJ-. - Geora:e Sheppard from Donald J. Wedlcr, . Edward ~· Ifeland, :n. addrea M. HumP.J!rey, Cleveland, aa ue23. given a~ _Pitt415U!gh,, Pa., charge_41 eutive of the Hanna Coal Co.• Corrigan declined tn say wheth- ~lth drmng. wb,de t~toXleated, IS !lel'Ved aa treasury seeretary from er he believes the Florida convict lD cou_nty ja1J a t~r blS arrest late the time Eisenhower first tool!: of.. Cl\fflmitted the murder last rug~t He wtll. appear ~fore rice until bis resignation ~.his But he said he wa r. "satisfied R. E. Grmdley, tomght. week. Wilson is a native of t-'tat 1 have a ~igned confession Mine'\"a• Ohio, but lived in Mkb· by an Intelligent man." rgan where be was president of "He states fact.! that 1 am comGeneral Motors Corp. pelled to move on," saJd Corngan. "He says he Committed th~ crime." The attorney said the action he will take depends on a conferen.::~ with Fred w. Gannone and Ar- a Bronx youth witb celebrating hU ~ ~ '-"" thur Peterstlge, the ather defense 16th birth4ay early today by murattorneys. He also Indicated he deriDg another youth with a hunt· might telephnne Lt. Gov. Paul M ing knire. The 18-;year-old victim will tbe Herbert in London. fourth to die from teenage vioWhatever 1.s decided, Corrigan lence in tbe el.ty within a week. PORIJ!SMOVTH. 0. ({JP)-Memsaid. Sheppard will have a "long, Poliee tbarged that Samuel Montbera of the Atomic: Wor.t,rs Loeal bar~ row to hoe" befGre he.mlght 10mery fatally stablied George 10-e Frida)' night agreed to .aC· be released frnm prison. 'Marshall with an eight<int:b bunt- c~pt a three-fear contrad offer by ing knife shortly after midnight. tbe GOodyear' Atomic Corp. providMontgomery and two otber ing a 13 ~lit •ourly wage boost, youths - Robert May, 16, and iocluding 11 cents retroactive to Russell Cor1ey, 18 - were cele- last April 30. brating Mnntgomery'& 16th birthAJ.so ineluded in the eontr.aet is day when words between the trio an aut~atie nine cent hourly inand the victim and Ri~::hard mase eUeet.ive next April 30. A The publie Is invited to attend Vaughan, 18, led to a fist fight wage reopener gives the union the the Flower !-:how sponsored- today and then the stabbing, pollee said. right to abil;e at the Portsmouth and tomorrow at the IW.tland Met.hy ~ Montgomery. May and Carley ANa Atomie plant April 30, 190ft odist Church by tbe Ruthmd Gar- all wiD be charged Wlth homicide. IWth sidel meet Mopday at Ute · · h den Club. pnlice said. · t •·Mrs . Earl Bender, Marietta, Past p1ant to SIJR t e agreemen .. ""'f' ..e Regional Dlrecl.or of the Obin AJ1.. 1.500 of .*be 2,706 employes are sociation of Garden Clubs. ill judge LICINSE ISSUED af'feeted. · ,, or the show which will be opened A marriage hcense has been 1&- - The workers began a ~ M:tY this afternoon and evening and aued in the Meigs County Probate 10 but were ordered baek to Sunday afternoon. Mrs. William Court to Donald Headley, 18, ol ~ 16 unCiet a T~-Hartle;v • Folan ia general chairman af the Tuppers Plains. and Pauline Dorst, 1 me off order expirlDJ neat MonShow. .16, of Long Bottom.. , day. •"1- For Tonight In Mayor's Court ' rviees · Are T0 Sunday At 2 ' CINCINNATI UP-Neil McElroy, U85,000-a'}'ear preaident of Procter and Gamble, said lo<by he ill going to Washington llonday but he would not dis<uss !be pouibllity of becoming Six Cases Set $178 Millions Allocated To '58 Soil Bank Plan Navy Youth-In Wreck First Day Out As Civilian Doubfe Dreuer .,.., COJ!Y,.... Mansfield Beauty with price supports averag1ng two dollars a bushel. The soit ban sign-up periOd ror winter wbe11t wlll run fr()[U Aug. 26 to OetA. AU farmer~ whn have an "old fa1·m" wheat acreage allDtmen~ fo~ 1058 and who norm'!!· ly grow wmtcr wheat, will be ehglble. . The department .also announced lou;bfr Jenera) prtavlM,op.Jll {or the 18tii8•tMJU bank progran\.r 'fb{S' ff!lr, ltY eongresth,nat order, individual Pa;lnents will be limit-ed to per fafm.er To limit the shifting of land frBm one set of crops to another, tbe department will set up a "s01l bank base." A farmer wili have to limit Hh harvested acres to the amount of his base minus the num· ber nf acres he aP'eed tn retire. Te-n Meigs County men wilt be , :~or~e Edward Eichinger, 86. from production. The base will b;! given pre-lnduetlnn physical exam, \ ~ FtJday at his home at Miners- the total of the average of ali inaUons and five others will be in\'llle, Route 1. crops exc~pt hay harvested i.n 1956 ductcd in the arrnf;!d forces at Ash-'-r, He is survtved by hi.s wife, I¥; and 1957. land , Ky., this month, counly setlfree ifaUJhters Mrs. Grace Stclective service officials reported. ~t of Pomeroy; Mrs. Gnldie AlScheduled for/hyslcal examina· fen of Aiken, S. c., and Mrs. Effie lions at Asbian On AUg. 27 " ' Sr0ith' of Charleston, W. Va., and James VanCooneyo, Howard Cart, a 'sOD, Ralph Eichinger of Columbath of Middleport; Max Boring, bus. Alsn .survivinll is a brother, Mlnersville; Delmar Grady, Gary -.uua~,, or Rock Sprtnp. On·~ Panons, Racine; William Turner, daqahter, :Mra. Adtle 8ower1, prcCatpenter; Howard Cozart, Syra· i!'e4ed bim ln death. euse; Osear Smith, Ga.ry Lee, Porn' FuMrilaervlces will be held at H dama"e was inflicted on eroy, lind Robert Lewis Jone&, ad· • dress unknown. \ tO:SO SUndar morning at the Ew- a carcavy drlve:u br.a youn.g U. S. NaThose to be Indue•~ at Ashland IDI chB!Iol oml burial wd! be I<> ' f th '~"'"' the pjne Grove Cemetery. Friends vy man i~ ciVIlian IM ,,o,r thle, , on August 26 are William L. time m two year& e Y Roush Arthur Rumtield and Benny -. ~U call ab the Ewing Funeral lint mornln1 when the ' car went out Jblin.' alJ of Pomeroy·, Bobby Joe '·}lbme at lny time. of control and stopped 1n a ditch. Wolfe of Racine and Paul Evans According to the state patrol, or Portland. ' ' Raymond D. Prid~y, 21. Rl 1• Draft' board nfficlals said abo Middleport, went mto II eurve too that the office is again on a lour fast 1-8 miles north of Pomeroy day ~hedule and wlii be open 'D..: .,· on Rt. 7 at 1 :ll:i a.m. only Tueaday through Friday each ~ Priddy applied brak~s and was week. pulled Into a guard ra1l and over FUneral •setvites for Mrs. Alice t.he bank._ The l)atrol said no cita· /. · cluter owner. 88, RUtlapd, w)lo don was ~~~d. The ear had not died. Ftlday morning at the Metas been u~d for two years. Priddy ~eta1 Hospi&at have been aet was uninjured. 2 p. m. Sunday at the Metliodill •C bureh in Rutland. ,.... ; M:ts. Gardner 11 •urvived by two , 1008, HDJlis, , of Huntington~ W. . \'1. 1 aD.d ,Clay of Davenport, Ia. Friendl may eall at the funeraJ LONDON UP Com~;~~.UniRt iiome at apy time. propagandil'ts denounced Ameri• COLUMBUS (UP) - The Ohl.n ca's new dlsarmament plan today YIAit..OLDS W11dUfe Council hu ruled agaln~t as "a trick", intepsifying belief l .. IAN ' ordi· a split 'fBtertowl ieason In 9h~o that the Big Flve talks bere wiU " 'tftEMo:NT, 0. (UP)-An this raU. prove fruitless. . ' ri4nbe goes Into effect here Aug The waterfowl dates bBve not A Rus.sia~ Embassy ~mmun'-' wblch bAN persons under 18 yet been announced by the toun- que, lgnorin, the fact that the f~rn ' beer and liquor places un· ell but a nine-man group t~at se_ts new "open skies .. pto]losal js part fe#ls accompanied by 111 parent or U.p flsh and game regulations · tn of an AmeriCan "package" plan, tlllatdlan. City and civic o!!iciah tbo •tate voted h favoc of a con· assailed it bee& ... it mad• no ac· ...~"' .:.u-- ve the ordinance will reduce Unuou• ~eawn. rangemen.t' to halt nuclear te•ta. JvY,pile deiiDCtu.ency. The eomm"UD1que also exp;resaed ~ • regret over the ract tbat Seere' SINGL& Procter· Gamble Chief • Reported In Line F o.Defense Cabinet Post· elected and for school board candidates. There are to be thr~ candidate. flleeted tn each beard of the l!leal school «.li~ - rlcts, three tn the county board d three to tbe PomerOy and Mid eport board!. 1 Twa candidates in the Northern Local Distrlcta are tl'!e only ones to fUe to date. The onb eandidi.te to file for any offlce in Racine, Rutland ot Synucse- ls Joe Spencer whn Ia seeking the po&t of Radne mayor. Deadline for riling petitions of candidacy is 4 p m. on Wodl.esday Aug 7. The board of elections offlee Is. maintaining office bnurs f-rom 1 p. m. to 4 p. m each. after· noon until the filing deadline. "'000 il INDIES BROWN --------~ • eraglng $!.78 a bushel. The t9571 rate was about ~0.04 per acre, ELBERFELDS -~·~::.::."-""'""-""''=='=='=='=====,.,=======;!~ DO YOU KNOW THIS,MEIG S tional average rate payment '"' the 1958 CCOJ>-bolh sp<ing and .-..xo~t . ------------ :BALtOTS TillS AUTUMN '0 .... •8 .,s 111n. ll'ltlchlng Dtnt:ll and • §bt!R urtrjdtM lit" Of'l, ... ... 00 -- - . FiU up the boppet of your trusty Scou Spreader. Walk over lawo - dandelions. plantain. buckhorn. all broadleaved weeds are destroyed without hartll to grass. Apply weed control to x 100 ft lawn in less thao baU bouJ the Scott way. AND WRITE! Five fine cars. All have Dynaflow drive. • fiiiiliE TAX LEVIES ON . left Funenl services wUl be held Saturday at 1 o'clock ln Columbw with burial there. other relatives planning to 1;ttend are Raymond Walburn, Wbo will go tf) Columbus today; ..Mrs. Eber Le· wis (Dom Walburn) and Lesk;.· Walburn w!10 will go Saturday. - Sc~s Need Money ___ INTO THE BARREL- 1952Bulcks · · ·· · · · · · · · as low as $677 ., ' ru Melpllj•••• Aret~ VOL IX N0. 98 Mrs. Stella Walbum' -on, Eldon, A SKRIP CARTRIDGE A quality car in good condition at a low price / Relatives GoTo Columbus For Saturday Rites POMEROY SOCIETY Wf.l have four that sparkle like new. With and wtthout powergllde - 210's and Belair.s. ' en tine • > HERE'S THE REASON MAHOGANY AT ITS FINEST •••. (Paddy Jo Lambe~·!) and soP Steven C har..}e.~~, Athen s, !Rsl wee~ Mr amt Mr!l. I.ewl.s H. Saue~ nnrl familY . Carolyn, George and t.oi!\ Ann, and her mother, Mr:-. Pearl Smith plan tn leave tomgh' for Klu1mmce. Fla., to v1sit Mr.• Smith's son. Gail 11nd tamily M1 Sauer Is on vacation from th( Imper\~:~1 Electrle Co Mrs. Charles Walburn , Colum bus, rc(.f(llv ed -several ( ackeC ribs in an automobile acc1de nt L Columbus recently and her mother-In-law, Mr!i Stella Wal burn rccehoed a bruised elbnw Mrs. Charles Walburn and her daujhter and son-in-law Mr. an. 1 Mrs. Harolrr Thomas, Middleport arc visiting T / Sgt. and Mrs. Chi!> Walburn And children in San An tonto, Texas. Theresa, 'mall dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Thnma.s i: &taylng wtth ller grandparents. M.r. and Mrs. Sanford Thoma& dut \ lng her parent' s absence. Mr and Mrs Albert Schleicher, CJtvclsnd, is vl!'.lthtg her porent111, Mr. and Mra. William Ohlinger' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris anr Susan, Columbus, who have been vacationing at Virglnia Beaeb arc guests of hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,H arris. Jants Zirkle has spent the past two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Cnx at Ambrif. ge. Pa .. and will join her mother, Mrs Eber Lewl! ln Columbus Sunday and re turn h~ re. Mrs. F. HibbJ Is on Yacation rrom the office of the Vanadium I Corporation nf America at Gra· bam Station. Ill AdmiiiiDI Ill ClreulliiOII WESTBUHY, N. Y UP- If tbe New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers needed new reasons for leaving New York todBy they could always point to the crowd of 42,673 that turned out Thursday night for plwh Roosevelt Ra.::e.,:-_ 1 wa~·s opening program. ! Spotless 2 tone green fmish Economical stcl shift . 1955 Buick VB Special · members who have dt~ during the pas-t yepr Wll1 be booored . · The Youth Fellowship of the The Friends Night of th~ local Entcrpme EUB Church and par· Chapter wHl be held on Sept. 23 ents enjoyed a sw1mming party when Past Matrons and PaM P.1· :tnd picnic dinner Tuesday at trons .will be reengnh:ed_. Forhd Run Lake. Christmas candles, winch will Dunng the evemn:J farewell ~ifts were presented to Rev. and Mrs. Roger B"tshop who are leav I ..... $1,395 1954 Buick VB 2 dr. Sedan E. d By Yf Of Ch urch at y Ill Loeal Newa ISwimming Party the Septem,., meeting when al! Robert Crou.sh ore, Columbus M_cs_. _ Th_e_o_d or _e~_bersbach. who wa~ a busipess vis1tor bere t "!sited his aunt, Mrs Walter Harris We Pay 2% Inler01l On Ypur Savings Mrs Marcellmc Buell, CHrtor i~ ln Johnson City, Tenn ., t ; Vl:&ll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Do& BANKING SINCE 1872 ser and c-hildren, Amy and AI bert, and to attend the christen Member Federal Reoerve System lng or her grandson. Member Fodera I Deposit Insurance Corpo"ratton Mrs. Glenn Lamlx'rf and he• l'OMEROY RUTI.AND sll!lter, Mra. W K. Wiioon, Ren~ ::::::;:::;;;:::;;;:;:::;;:::~;;::;:::;::::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::;:;;;::;:;::;;:::;;::;::;;:::;;:=: i selear, ~:ere rll n n erDoolittle guest' ----r --- ----- --- ··--of Mr. N. andY,,Mrs. George Pomeroy National Bank SALES ROADEO be sold al a money-making projeet, have arrived and the committee in chara:e of seUinJ them ts Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Jaek Bechtel, Mrs. Theo Neuuling ,. Mra. James Clathworthy • RST ing tbl1 month for Dayton where he will attend the United TheoloilC&I Seminary. AlteodiDi were Mra. David Slater, Mra. Georae Brother6 and family, Mr. and Mr•. W. R.,. Darii and family , Mra. ,(Uce Thotr~pson and daughter , Mr. and Mn. Thl)fDas Bentz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Brawn and daU.· ghter. Mrs Phihp Smith a1.d daugh· At the close of the meelmg r. ter, Mn. James Hall and family, desert course was :served ~Y. Mrii. Johnny and Patty Musser, FredMillon Hood, Hr.5. James Criswell die Brown, Carolyn Goeglei.p, and Mrs Raymond Luman. Terry and Bruce Stalnaker, Linda Moore, Una Gearhart. Rtta Ball, Bobby and Jennie Lemley, Shar· arra.,. 1 on Young, Norma Jean anrl FlorPlans were alSO diSCUsSed for a • • ence Ana Bearhs and Rev. Bishop. Memnrial service to be held at PICniC, n10ye ~ .u • (' 1953 Pontiac B cvl. · · · ·· · · Evangeline Chapter Plans Picnic On Aug. 9; h1itiation Ceremonies Held Racine • fh s•.t 'l"ff0 "f~l 'Thank8' Comg•an Next Move In For Turnmg . In ChetM L Sheppard Case - ou A Cheshire couple, Mr and MrJI. Carl Ohlinger, had checks worth more· than $200 retutncd to theg~ in short order Friday morning due to the honesty of two Radile yOuths. The lour cheeks, two of which were endorsed, apparently had been brushed from the OhlinJer car al'one the rsllroad track'$ on t~e "Upper pai-king Jot in Pomeroy witbou& belnf nntleed by the couple --aatl about 8:30 ..-. m .• · * e found by Jamei Srftith ind Dlle Smith of Racine . The two youthS' took the four checks to the City Halt where the-y explained finding thera to Mrs. Elma Runen, secretary of Mayor E. F. Roblnron, and turned them aver to her. Mrs. ltusaell began attempts to locate the Ohlingers and at 11:30 Mr. Ohlinger went to City Hall-t.o .report the l<»~s of the checks to poliee officers. Learning his identity during the Ch urch SefVJCeS • Announced For Mrs. Laura smit•h ' Funeral .services ror Mrs Laur ~ Sml~. 69, who died Friday at her h!aldenee i.n PomerOy, will ~~~ Faa\i! ~~E.S~~::~h.at be the Lc- Mrs. Smith is survived by three Mrs. Dorothy Higgmbolham, Dcreas; Mrs. Louise Head· ley of SteubenY:llle, and Mrs. Ha· zcl Lawson of Racine; two sons, Everett and Ernest Smith or Steuben ville; twa sisters, Miss Adall¥! GOddara of Weirton , w. va., and Mn. Anna Sellers of Parkersburg, W. Va.., and two brothers, George Goddard of Pomeroy and Thomas Goddard of fennsylvanta. d~ghters, the O'hhngen, They pJan to contact. lh~ two ftaeine yQulhs and exprQI;s their apprec"t'on. moo A proposed relo.::ation of a seellon of state route 248 In Meigs County will be discussed at a publie heannl!: in Pomeroy Augwt 15 I by the Ohio Department of Highways. Highway officials will explain plana for the prnject. part of Governpr c Wdliam O'NeiU's "broad frnnt'' highway program, a.t the hearing Comments of mter· ested citizens wilt be recorded and studied before a final decisinn is1 made. The hearmg is to be held at lloOO A. M <EST) m th• Commls· sioners' Office in the Meigs Coun· ty court House. The project calls for the stralghtcnlng of the existing route where it crosses the east branch of the Shade River. in Chester Township, and the replacement 0~ two oarrow bridges. The two new bridges d th h an e new approac es are to be constructed 20 feet wide. Total length nf the project is sbaut one-quarter mHe. Upon completion of the project, the property on which Lhia section of the existing route is located would revert to tbe abutting property ow_n_e_'_'·- - - - - - I NEGOTIATIONS OPEN CLEVELAND up _ Negotiaticns fpr a new contract for 18,$00 emplotes or the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. represented by the communeations workers of America wtll begi'n here- Wednesday vive. Friends may call at tbe Ewing F~ner~ H~m; unt11t nboon Sunday 0 Y WJ I e taken to Burial w.ill be in the Letll't Cemetery be.nde her lale hlllblnd, Okey Sm1th. w en the e c:}J~tch. I Birthday Party E!~~! ~~~~~~arged !Atomic Wo11kers Sim ! -ment For Wage Boost publl•C lnvi'ted T0 AtleDd ShOW :2: Twenty-three grandchUdrE!n 11nd three great-grandchildren also sur- - DIVORC.I GRAN'rED Judge John c. Bacon 'has granted a divorce to Nellie Jackson Long Bottom, Route 1, from Chal-Ies L. 1 Jackson in the Meigs County Com1 mon Pleas Court. The plaintiff 1charged gros• neglect of duty and 1 extreme cruelty and was given,.,cus· tody of six minor children. ----- --.,.-::-: - - BELL RINGS .'OR PR() 'UNION' Park G T0 s. eekpUfChasc Of Land A F It o 3 . . ' ne R.eteipta t'ltaled $4tn.90 for 1 th~ ing the month of•July, i.t was reported today. Of the total receipt.! the village .reasury will receive $444..85 whtJe $30 will go to the Meigs General Hospital; $7 to t~ county sheriff for- turnkey feel; $5 to th~ county 1ibrary fund and 111.25 to the state for 4ei per ~nt of the flnel levied ,fl State Highwq Patrol eases. Of the $444.85 going ilito \he village treasury, $f26.20 came f\'Gm fines and fees reeeived frOm. c"'l ' beard under village ordlnaDCU: $13.1!, wtrlcb Is 55 per eent of"" fines recelYed from State Bllh'!'aJ" Patrol cases and $4.70 bODi ce.U: invo!ved in state case& • Mtddte~• p£ ~.ia·lr~~m ~ .::~c!h, lion, which ha~ ~' ... moin Mayor's Receipts Near $500 For Month Of July office of Mayor E. F. Robinsnn dur- ·roup ... obje1" prayec by Mr. Hoyt. Mayor Fl•her The Wotler alto, hve tbe acquts1hpn of the balance ter in the month are Frank Eb the plan Dulles at Fri· ot the land in the municipal park ersbach; How:ud Well, Dab Sprln- day's session of the ~ml' talh. area betweef! Plum and Broadway, ger, Raymond' PouUn, John Me· reselved to make anotht;r effort Murrey, Dor Coates, Eddie Buf· ~· to purchase the land from Mr. finJ~n. Mlke Werry, Eddie Ba.r· Cash Darst, Ky~er. tels,tBem'ly Ewing, David Brown, . Clemls Fox, vice-president, pr-e James Sprouse, Gary Moore and Co ' m_d ed at the VUJage Hall ~\day 01 1lht in the absence Qf Pres!dent Terry Ohlinger.' Parents attending the Thursday Bnlt"EE Lloyd. t!YEining outing were J'oe EbersOrt& ·.Smitb, prlnclpal af the Mayor C. o . Fisher reported on baeh, Mr. and M:n. Emerson Well. Rutland High SChool. haA announ- a recent conference with l>arst in Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Springer, ced the employment of 'elth NtH· regard to the prqperty owned by Mr. and Mrs:. J. Lucien Poulin, .'!On nf Rutland a1 assistant athle· Mr. Darst which the Park A.s«oclaMr. and Mrs. Wyliis McMurray, tiG coach ahd as a science teach· lion needs to tomplete its' plans Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Mr. er In the Rutland High School foi for a colll!munity park. and Mrs. Chnrles Wel't')'o Mr. and the new sChool year. Mayor Fisher and the Rev. Ml'fl. W!lllam Billl1o)l, Mr.. and Mrs. Nclaon graduated from the Ru.t- _Claren10nt_E. Hoyt, paator of the HeAh EWin]l, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd land sch®l. four y~anJ aap and 1s First Baptist Church, were .auth· Moore and Mr. and Mrs, Herman a craOuate of Ohio Universlty in ori:ted to contact Mr. Darst m re. ard ,to p·--........... h • ., ta.~-· land. =w•-.......o Oblmcer. \ ' . Atbelll. ·~ 1 Nelson Js Hired As ach Aide' :::onversat.ion Mr1. Rutsell returned tbe olrer $200 worth of checks to and Street Foreman Lewis Ellis that playground equipj ment which has been on Brownell .,.venue is to be moved to- the park 1 grounds in tlle near future . A speelal meeting has been called' for Friday, August 9. ~:~t the Village Hall at 7:30 p.m, and all members are urged to be present Att dl h t' · .en ng ~ e mee mg were ClemJs Fox, •RJeha.rd Wells, _May~ Fhsher, Street Fore~an Elhs, Pa· tro,ma~ Hcrb~rt Gilkey, M~- 0 · ·P.• Klcm, ~cwls ~- Sauer, Milton Hood, C"rhs Jenkmson, John Par- j reported CHICAGO BEARS OWNER George Halas huddles with Nat· jonal Football League commlss!"ner Bert Bell (rigbt) after :~~·M~r~n~o~~s~3~Y~~ ~-r-.~r:;J testifying before a House judfctary comouttee. Bell made was able to attend the last part news by officially recognizing the Players' association as a unf th Ung after returning ion-Hke bargaiulng agency for gridiron professionals. (Inter0 . e bme~ 1rom ! usmE=~s 1np national) · \ • MllC.S GINERAL HOSPITAl/ <Admitted, Mn.. Alma lonea, , DanviiU!. Dischar1es, M.r.s. Della Staee,· · ' Pomeroy; Mrs. Bruce Young apd · ' son, Mason; Mrs. Almira Jf.u88'~, Pomeroy. ODe Birth, ~tr. and M<$. ver Janes, a daujhter. • ·~ �- ' 2-DIQy Sel\tmel, 'Pomeroy Middleport 0 , Aug S I ~7 Daily Sentinel Day 3ook The Daily Sentinel' TELEVISION GUIDE PICNIC SCHIDULED Tht' ann ual plcfllc of the Wlnd &ICHAIID S. OWIN - GINIRAL MANAGER 1ng I ral! Garden { lub Will he held IIRYNOLD I GRIINI- EDITOR :~ t lhl I o 1e of Mrs t L Heaton Chutar L Tanrwhlll StaH Writer Spcr11 Editor Th ur~ I :~ ;;t 5 p 1 Members arE: NatiOil.IJ. advertiAlq rt'presentauve BotUn~lll K.lmball Int.. ~ 1 e q u~; e I 10 l.Jr ng II e1r own tabl t! Lalutoa A.._ New Yollk City 16 N Y ll!n~ u leCODd due mallina; matl11t f't the post oULCe at Pum ~t' n t t IJBVO'ftD TO tNTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA .-o:r Ohio loblertptlcm ntes taeU,.ery by earner whe~ !IIYI!.IIable 30 eentJ Saturday - Channell 8 l5 .!1 go II 30 ~ SCOUTS TO PICNIC .....,. oae year in advance at Tbe Dally SenflneJ oiftce ~H\ 60 sll n o Sc 1 Troop 249 and the r ..-onthJ,. 1'180 t~ monthl $3 90 Br. motor route who>re auilllbl~ pan r b w II I o d M p1 r 1lc al Fork oae m~th $1 By maU OIUI )'9&1' $8 10.1 mouths $4. 25 thrt!" moathJ d R Lak t Su d :n Clfternoon t2Jk) une month. S1 o\ poll k <1 1n hl1 v.1 \l be served at PubllWled every aftMnoon except Slllltlay by The Ohio Va•"'7 Sen tiDet, Inc.. at 110 Mechanic: St P<-m.-.roy p Buslnesa omce phone 39f 6 u do l k td toriaJ offlee pbo~ 317 COMMITTEE TO MEET F r li.1.\ e ~ l 1 ng a s pecJUI meet 1g f lht' t manre Committee will me ('t a thl f r st B:~post Church at 7 30 p n Program books were du1trtbuted were Ptggv Bower!> r r two a r and plans dtSl'Ul'ised for the com ra nj.! rn t' nl s St don a SJ eneC1' Mtl ASK DRIVERS FILE ang lear whf'n the Jumot Wmdtng llr. Lt>~ar \Tar I hon 1> n Jer r All 1 (f f;O fl s f'mplo yed to dn ve 1 ratl gllr te 1 duD n f'l Thursda) fer l ol\sl.' Lu t lll Thun J SO Leah school bt sc th1~ w ter are 1 e .afh•rnour at the home of Mar} G1 ueser Nan ) T\ o and Karen quested to have on ftle a bus drtv 1 1\ompson Grueser E>r s permit ppltcatwns for wh1eh The meet ng m t'harge of Lu Hl'd r bbon' were awarded to must lw n t he hands of lhl' count) ella Thompson presJdent opened Mar y 11 o 1 p on P~-' g" } Bowers st houl h a1 d which meets Tuesd:.~y w1lh the club slogan and pledge Lul'lla 1 humpsor a I K<.~ren Grue~ e-' emn g. ann group smging of the club song er and Leah Gruese r t'(t'l\'ed a Amenca the Beautiful Needle whitt 1 tbbon po111t holders were presented each D1ember from the Semor club Luella and Ma } I homp~o1 took Haro R 0 ler and Elizabeth Oll Mrs Robert Thompson ad~1sor the group on 11 tour of the garden dJrected the Jtrls 1n malun~ flow to reeognJU! art ts tre('s !lhJ b!l er to Cia d I eonard 2 tO acnll r Si:il shu } I ownshtp er arrang~ments and ribbons were and plants alter wh ('h r1 frl"Sh Claud11 L!!n n ~ d and L1lhan LPo awarded With Mrs Thomp£on lUI ments werE' SE'fVt!d b\ M s 1 Aomp nard to Bnrry H Otler and Ehza Judge ~f'Ce!Vtng blue ribbon~ son I eth 0 lcr lot Mtddleport R N V. olf(' and Ruth Wolfe to V1r g 1 S Roush and ~ary S Roush pt~rcc o 1 I Larl Town~hlp ly Cl•r• Phillips V g f Ito 1s h and Mary S Mr and Mrs RogH Phtlhps l{o •~h to t red M Ltnk lrust('e Randy ami R1ta spent Fr1day at .">{) t\C r~;>s LPI 1 Township I <. amden Park fluntmston Randv 1 nd f-'a1 o ( r Cucklcr ApprO:>. n ately 60 11 nderl tit 1UJd Rtla wert' ~£>en on TV pa re l 1 S<.: tp o lu"'nl:lhlp pt<t e of th ~ C r c 1<1 copi.ll na Mrs F.llt a Wallace Marton l hadtH H H ll'k le..y to Georbe sh hdd Tl rsd 1y (' Yl r g al th !!pel 1 la.~t week with Mr ami MHidleport roud dl pa k Hcv J OJI('r Jut~ 307 and 308 In Middle Mrs F nu k Gray Edwn(h!l s l r part Homer Mt Mul'lray and Pegg) Ral (J h c h p n an und Nancy E 1 (Cdtng tht d S11yre were marnt>d recently l hat nun 1 I' red M Lmk trust~te GaneiJe Mahaffey 1s 11 lturgtcat ( u sts fo CV( ll g \C' ~ ( parcels I ttart Township palif'nt In a Columbus hosp tal 1 F 0( r w nklt c 1 t1 1 o f 1 tl C w Hnghl and Lol11 Brtl!:ht Flo~ I Sayre and Bill Francis re lmat on of < f<~ (e th ret I to Wend 11 Barrett parcel In Sa Don l be astonished by what yo 1 woth.' ngle metal shell Th" llpt'hl 1J e weekend WJth Carey Mrs BIIWI k ! St Mnn ~ W ]em Tow~~ p wh1ch has a dhtlncttve snub nose 1 cs L r 1~1 3 d l 1 see on the water this summer StrauJbaugh !lfld Fred S"ayre fa m Va a! d th l o oil y b uti r~ c \1,- Hr ihl and I ola L Brlyht s said by tl~ fn~tker lo bt' urumk h ho e co Accordmg to a survey hy Scott 111 lie1 11 b s W• rll {'S who ~ \Oik ng. w II M 81.!1 tn Wendell Barrell one acre tn Atwater Manufacturmg Company able It 1J fc I~ I r e Vwl1 Mr and Mrs Milford Long and Wilkie of Ma 01 o lohn Me Saler I w >h p Another l.1!.1a1 IS a flat pl<Jtfur 1 \\ nih M dd l port Mr F n lOll Ronnie ~ptnt It part of lhe ir Cnry Mr \\II~ J\1tl;ut or Kurdl <..o~~JnandBeltyCos­ Mmn~upo!Ls 01.1tboard motor fir n I Ar IY nasler vacllhon v.tth relatives here Sara~ot~ r l:~ a I D a 1d Mrs s1n Lo M I h {'d Turner 16 6 acres there wtll be a recor.d number of mounted on pontoon!! w th an out unusual boats bemg used for wat board motor attached Not dcs1gn Mr and Mr~ Geo Cahoou Gem (.: t Mun1 an I rh 1 !1e1 Thco In J.,ehan on Township er transportallon th1s year It wa~ ed £or speed the c1aft 1~ used for were shOpJHflg 111 Middleport and don :\oh r a nnnltl Nathon d Ka1hh en rtussel\ and Ralph Ru!+e nnd as a f sh g called on her ster Mts Btrd.: 11nrl \\I Jili n 11 uf D1sto1 Mas~ selllo Joseph D Montie and W8n le&rned toda)' from Metropolitan leisurely crUJsmg Marine Sale~ Local Scott Atwater pliilform and for sunmn ll Watb da M ttor tie one acre m Chesler outboard dealer s [ nJ ng on th to n 1EP wee rownslur Mn Mllf!Kle (aAtlJr M~ Min ths A R K1 I The survn disclosed at least 28 The n~h of unusual craft has M s Tl 01 1 - -- - - - - - n1e Nichols und Mra Allie Ca <.. lt!s and Mr~ l31r ck I ociHU} different brands of odd cran. mos t resulted from a general boom 1 of whlch were Introduced dunng boat ng and a new d~tcrmmatt n boon were 1n McArthur recently F~nal tbJs past year They \ary 111 Size for md v du11l expre~~aon bv boat The Wilkesvtlle Garden CluL anrl functiOn from water siP.de to ers aeco1d1ng to H B Atwater mt'l at the hume of Mu Jane which aulbl.lard motors ran be al Scott Atwall'r President Many t:oLtrlll July 30 The meetlnf' n t n tachl'd to eraft that water tr~vel boaters seem to be mtere sted tn waa In charge of lhe pres1dunt ers fasten to their feet like skts md v1d1 a! tr nfl that g ve the 1 an Mn Cattnll Roll call !low to '-1 I ,. of 1h(' 1v.ll:'hl G11r ln the Jat\l!r case the wat~r. tra\t'l opportunity Lo obta1n lli stmcll~e Make Money for Your Club wa ~ rl n d l met Th 1 sday f'\f'nll" Even convent 01 at an!lwerell b) 12 members l OlW' 1'hf' r. 1 ( 1 ~ of th ro m~ al t r ht nc of Mrs Dry Hysell er atlaehs a sn'lllll outbuaftf motor n;cogmllon on Sun Baked Flowers I i\Sl A. I! ro)' 1 rst n pt ~I ( t 1 rrh net < n M 1lb v Avt f 1 a bu~mess ses to 11 rross p eh~ connecting two cnft are becommg more h ghly pontoons st~lind Summer und C mk ng V.-111 1 h rsd a} ev( f4i at the Syrn us~ S\011 Flowers Wl re given I J. Kathleen roadsld~ pill k f11r a p rn c dm wr } 1n I 11 an s ve t c m~de ror the Another 'uosual bo't h" a l"g' Green und J11ne Cott I Opt 1 Mrs llllv. d <<'1 I 1 nsll 1t fl wur show In he hell at he heliCopter Ill t' propeller and Is thlll'UII!Uon on Olvldc l co111e Pomr oy I ubllc I 1b1 ar) Fnduy p Llled by another boul fhls one and Orlent 11J Poppies Dl&play oJ prt!JlJ led at 1 sh rt huH It> s scs r1~;es far orr the water as .Its pro.¥r ar d M s Gl~ AI le~ an J Saturdt~ y AugtL~t 0 and 10 fruit 11 and vegetublet. llefrcsh swn A n r• rt m the sHI f Jello p~ller be gill$ to rolate Bald Knob~ wu1 e rt r. r 1 g 1 Folio~ ng a e the rh sst s to h ments w~tre serv d l:ly th~ ho~\es.li u nuney n k1n~: 1 H wr t of tl e f xt ltrd (_las~ nc D llll g 1' nolhtng ar ~~~ a1 d M ~ Btn All One unusual craft s rhc La{ It'S Cilclc of Pre~l~lcr Ill h was g I! I I WI dccH.I Mr :~nd Mrs A C H1 v1 hit A11angcuu liS ll ~s two mor(' but a scooped out and &tream 1 11 Church met With MIS \\ 11 t I to ordt r m te J~ll 1\unll wl.lre V1cu tw 1: of P<' 1ls Iu s g II wh l c lined p ece or plaahc molded to spend g the11 l ottrlll Jil.)l 31 1 ]lo> mectmll w:t~ I na le I prcst 11 J.: ft to Mr9 au~hter Rub\ II w s) (lu~s hlC<' I un s of th• accommodutt two persans With a thetr 1n chtuge of tlu p u~! 1 1 Ua 1 1 Huruld I l 1i ~ 1111 I 1nf nt ~o and bond n Port la1 d M<t It rl II (JIOWl ~ Vtgcl J.lhs a d ~mall motor on the back the Sled Phillips Devotions bv 1~ I<~ Mrs < uh11n '"Ill ps n w s namud to llke shell can achu. 1 vc unusually Mr a 1d Mrs B II M I 11 ~v. (IllY and discuulon 011 book of m 1k1 th( pm chu su A 1 r y 111k flu ts) Clnss r ur Jt:wtls fr 1 high speeds and ehtldrcn vt.: lu" tht N ~J lhc Sc1 sh01 cs ( 1 ng<' ne ts 1tuth ltehgl 1 IH rellUh w; bv suv lng proje~t was liS! usst I 0 e new boat 18 b llt with a I I nils o~ 11iy g1 a !I] eUs) t>l ul members fho11u prc~t!'nl Atte1 dmg w~re Hev It !ph C and B•lt) (lass f)vl I ft HcgJUs nt E11:h series of hollow metal lubes that \ E nmalce Brewu we~ R\tUl Wells Nl'VJ M~U: Mil Zundel M H Cer I Mrs flanklm ty (anttquc c 1 ta nets) (lass six are welded together and ~oyered Sellars Columblli> spent the we k dred Strau1baugh un I Cmr) HudROil nnd fam lv M R Ray ( ut and Dr rd (dned arrm gl.' end w Nt thmr pare I :\'Tr amt I ena Cray Doroth) ( r11y un I Spark!! and till )!htl'r t\-lr an I Mrs 11e Jls) Ch1~11 seven Mrs l!:dg;u Biewer and M and small ar IJnn Clara Phil Ups fo Iva l ray Orval Wtles a 1d famll v and guust Mrs Rthcard Sellars ongcn ents of not moa th11n n nc Mittie Nel~on Edith Johnstun Pamela canter Mr ar d Mrs Wad m· hcs 11nd Cl R r.1ght The WSCS hold a 1 m n11gc sale S1 u;h J eontt Davis Mury (:ottrlll ami Gorb} Rnd ram 1ly and socta! WHlne.'!rlay s p1 etm< ns the h01teaa Next meelin!l wilt h Jackie and Bobbie uluest'n Mr and Mn Ler ~~ w1th Mn I..oulse Wollt and on 1hcrc Will also he h(tU8e plants camp P01lland were recent Aug 28 Gertrudl' Strni.L~baugh Nora Srhaefer M1 ~ G ~~ (ow u for sale Funeral service• for Mrs Mary guesty or their grandpauml3 Mr will prepnre the pl OiTIIm He and child! en ~rr 111d M s H 1n y Mrs Ct rhss Jacobs and Yin J-lelen Henneay Columbus were and Mu l R Glucsencamp Mrs r.('ra td Wlld<'rmuth ~re co chair ht1ld m Columbus thl11 week at the fre~hmenl!l were 11erved h~ thP Lee Bailey 1 nd daughtf'r I ouue and Leanne Brewer cnll Jean C IUOn Ill I rh1lrlrt Mr I d m< n an I Mis~ Ethel Gnrlond and Holy Fnmlly Church wllh hurlal at ed on M~ and Mrs S \\. Dmst hmteu }In Calvm Simpson <.~n I $ 1 Mrs M1 s 1 hll Wtl!i umm Will ~erv St Joseph a Cemetery { olumbus at Portlnnd reeenlly TOKYO UP - communht China Eugunc 1111Jietl and <"htldrer Mrs Sally Ward Wells Run spent Her husband William Henneay announced today H had demobll Wllll•m She ldan ant d 1 1ghter !s employed 1\t the New York (:fn Sunday With Chuckle Van Meter bed 620 000 men rrom the armed und Mr and Mrs Jack So1 k1 111 I tral shops at Hobson Mt9 Don Brewer h Ill family for~ft JO fa~hl~ year Ed Ward and son were recent Surv1vor~ Include the huaband 11n d Mrs Ptck two sons William A anrl Jitaul G guests of Mr Columbus her step parents Mr Rhodes Portlalld Mr and Mrs Chas Fitch De and Mrs Paul G M11yhugh Pom Mrs Virgil Hamm assisted bY eroy two al&tera Mrs Thelma WittS Run were guests of her Mrs Samuel Michael Qnd Mn Wll Chase and Mrs Tbon Blackwood parents Mr and Mrs Chu Val ham ~ recket' enlertnlned the Sun Pomeroy several n1eces and ne Meter recently I day School class St John s tu phew& Victor Durat wu a H<'l!nl ly lUMAN 1L IUIIDIIIII. 1.11. U1 s Hennesy who wu a native &uest of Randy Wells LAST r tbt OnUed &t&tea rtported tn Chlcqo la.at year Of theran Churth wtth a party at her hid the l:ut lncldence rate of thlt total 83~ peraons developed home In Ncaee Settlement Wed of Pnmet»Y had lived m Colum m sday evemn11 Ravenna and Ash l11nd Oh10 to bus fpr the past two )ears Sf'la lnfantUe paraly•la for a111 alncle par&lJtlc poUomyelltla gether produte about 80% pf the Wl!l a m(lmbcr of the Loyal Order rear Iince 1H1 The rate wu t 2 What value dl4 the Balk nc Games an\ t'Oillt'sts were played world z toy balloon• or Mom~e AUJuliar, 0.., Plf 100 000 popul&Uon. For cine have? Here are the atatbtles wlt:h prl~et nwarded wanners naUon at larae It wu not a Of the 8315 person• w\lo devel Ref1 "'ahmcnl11 of httm sand poDo year ... oped paralytlc polio ZBr, of them w1ches pOtHlO ctups p1ckles: cake Ch~o. 011 Ule other band did r~ceive 10me Ball. vaccine_ and lemonade were &erved buffet bU uw noond. hJahelt lneldence style from the- dining room ltble rate f2U cuea per 100.000 popu Ou lnoc\llaUon. lallonl tor allY rear llllct 1911 Howenr 100 of these peraona to Donna Sharon and Charles SESE., 11-lE Den WI t.e1an lr.eepln1 pollo bad rectlve4 oniJ ane inocula· F reeker Gary Lenor11 and Loulae OU'TOF "TOWN mrelltll recordL uon 811 of them had only t•o Michael Mtke Bobby and Mary BJG SHOT MAKES E leen Smith Jimmy Hamm Mary Lew Pakdlt! a.te lnJtctl* But not a llnale per· A GRANDSTAND aon who had the recommended Harris Billy Baer Denny Evans PLAY OF BUYING Yet darlnl tb1a -.me 12 m.ontb three doaN ~r vaceine Q.eveloped Bob and Tommy Hamm and Mar ptrlod. OhlcaiO had one of the ara)Jt1e pollomyeUtts lf!E BANO SOME sha Meredith of Kenmore Netv lowttt rataUty rat.e (U deaths P 1 know no on~ uteJ to read a lo' York whO was a 1peclal 1uest REFRESHMENTS " per 100 C&RI reported) ln the of atatliUea but these are lmpor Others who enjoyed the party ~ of polio record keeplDJ tant to the welfare ot your ch.U were Mrll MPrk Evans Mrs George Thro\i1bout a It weet polio draa and Indeed the w~lfa.re 01 Baer MrA Delmar HllmiJl Mr! J outbrok lut awnmer the Chi the enUre country A Smtth Mrs Dana Hamm Min 1110 Board of Health and. private 8 October l~tl aome ur, ooa Dora 11nd Emma Hamm and the phJildUU admlnl1tered a to1tal Cbi~IIO younpters had recelvtd hoalenes 1!'110~0 doen ot' Belt vacc n~ only one inoculation 800 000 had 1n an etrort to atem the tlde 0 received iwo and !00 000 all CHANGIS MIND pollo and Ulua had an opportu • DFTil.OlT UP.....,..Tackle Oliver nttJ \o ~onduct a ptlot atudy on th~e:,.. compare theM with th4 th• etredtftllHI of the f&ecine other ftpru 1 ha•e prn1ouat) Spcnctr traded away lo Lh BIIY P\ickers by the De I..Wia ~ T..t clted 200 eaaea out or ur, 000 Gre('n trott Lions lut week has dec1dod Let me t.eU you what we learned 16 ou~ of 000 ancl none 111 to report to the Pa.ckers tralnlnt.: dllliiiJ thll ~nl m011 \eat ollhll 300 0001 camp at Stevens Pomt Wis after uw •acalnl undtr emer1enc7 The record l})t&U tor ltaelf fir»t announcing he would gw~> ~~ matt important o! QUIITIOlf PD U'IWil up pro football to l('mHJn ln hls COU1"'It the up~ur 1 e dlcl not r~ach J R Can a cyet of the ovan msurance but\nen here tpldemlc proportion&. turn Lnto ca.ncer? our pr41tlck tor m~aaurlnc Anawer Some cyata do tun. WASHINGTON UP - CoD fbi 111'10U1Bell ot an outbreak eancerou1 ~ gre11men from oil and J:"oal prod.ttloll an e,Ptdemle ra.te aa 3r, or If JOU h&ve a C.Jit JOU &hou 1 duc1nl stater voiced lukWarl'l moncutt per 100 000 popul•tloo bfl uDder the treq,utnt ob•~rv& pral!e today for the Eiuhowtr ..,_, Wtrt 1,111 caaea ot polio tton of JOur phJdtlan administration 1 plan to curb o.l t nn IUu r•tu~ In~ hw. _ ---- ~mporU --=-------+- Ribbons Awarded To Wmners For Flower Arrongemahts At Jr Gorden Club Meet Land Tran~fers WILKESVILLE 60 Attend Event Held By Grode • Ep1scopol Churc~ ·-=-- - - - ------- Don't Be Astounded By Unusal Boats Ret1red Sergeant You See On Local Waters This Summer Posses Away In :S IV:I On Clrt:le :1 R.tncb <~ umby I() 00 0 .so I 00 II 30 12 00 I 30 1 00 t apt uaJIJ n t T1ue StOJ) Uetet:ttve s Diary ro le"'n intr~ur My L tie Margie Base ball Hopalunl Casstd, "' 30 >00 530 5 6 6 7 F~ry 45 00 30 00 800 8 30 9 00 030 10 00 1010 I" '" Get Sit Go Sports )!;}'e News Ptcture WAtch Mr Wuard .ttur jav Nt.,...lt Jamboree Julm~ LaRosa Show MysteTy Theater Dollar A Second Encon- Thea.ter !\.dventure Theater New$ and Sporu t!etdlinet N1te watch S1an off Sunday WSAZ TV 10 10 10 10 I II Slgu un ChrJJ:Ituo Science Provam What One Person Can Dl) l!i 30 00 Thu ls The Life 30 Man to Man 11 45 Jndustrv on Parade 12 00 Off to Adventure 12 15 What s Your Troullle t2 ::!0 TV Chnpel t 00 Mov1eltme 3 00 A ner!Can Forum 3 30 Zoo Pi:lrade 4 00 Fr~ntucrs of Futh 4 so OuUook 5 00 Meet the Pres1 5 30 States nt!n Quartette 5 45 News Picture "'"I Columbus At 73 I , Pen1ol Class Has Projects Reports On Jell ow Soles Plans Are Mode For Flower Show Aug 9-10 "' I ST - -IV _ E_R _S_V - Il_l_E WJEH Meigs County News 1 I 11:50 ra. m. Services!!.Held In Columbus For IMrs. Hennesy 'I Statistics Show Victory J Of Vaccine Over Polio : I I Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial Lutheran Class Entertained At Hamm Residence Writer or Olive Ingraham l u.. MR or eoo l l 1f I CHANNEL I 6 00 TEA 6 32 C1rtU'"I Boy 1 00 St~ve Allen Sbuw ' 8 00 Alcoa Hour 9 00 The \,t!b 9 30 People Are Fun ny 10 OU News HeadJint>s 10 to N1tewalch 12 30S1en or, ' ~ . \ Bl TEST OAS AT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RI!SUL T8 P'OWELLI!I 8HRVlCf. BTAnON WANT ADS LUBHJC.A.TION •nd WA88 Middleport Ohio - -- --_.~ MONDAY PHONE 398 REFRIGERATION SERVICE RATES JACKS REFRIGERA110N 24 Hour Service New Haven Tu 23537 615' SIGN ON 700 Today 900 RomLier Room 10 00 The Price Is Right 10 30 1100 11 30 t2 00 per word for three con~ut1ve mserlions. Speclal - One mmLb for 25 cents per word Full rate of 2 cents per word will be chlll'ged for advertlstna U aot paid for before the 15m of each month following insertion ' 'Errer" ln Adverhstng--Shoold IR reported lmmediately Tbe Dal1)' l!.enUcel ~ ll not be re.spon8ible for mo.e thao oue lncorted lm.ertton. Card of Tbanb and Soeeh.l NotiteB of Eventl Sl 00 Obltuari.M pubUsh4!d at 1 cent per word. 12 30 CuiTent 100 My Little Mprgie 130 Bride and Groom 8<~ 400 C4f11tLili Tlme • 30 5 30 Mo\\et1me Popeye Presenu H5 News Picture 6 00 Supern,an 630 \\ ~.1therea11t • 830 Arthur Murra) Par()l 900 Amattur Hour 930 Solliolen Of Fortun& tO 00 Blondie 10 30 10 30 12 00 :1 Mil•• No News HNdllnea Nttewatcb Toma:ht I I f.., WCHS-TV Channell 811d boY Bobby Coalt Leagut! He Ilht' I Mn; wa!l hired b) home GuestJ wtre Mr .,ul 19~5 to replae~ Garland Crawford Jacky and G£t PJlt shrugb P1rates by General Fred Haney who wa.& hred al t ae I )Janagl'r Joe L Brown and re end of the 1~5 Ieason 1~:~:~d c~;,t::~~nl~:n~~e~~u:~~~!rh ye:;a1~~ N:a: ~ htr~d 1 ence ~ BLOCK.~ I thmk ror the present and fu ur~ good of the Pittsburgh dub that a cb a ngt mus t be made of Pom.ror WE BUY 1 gueu }OU re nghl Bragan said 1 glMIIIII the word had Ou!lbt to bt! IDeVIL"lble Bragan uid be had notlung dd mtte t.nf'd up Wltd October when he ls 1I1Jtec:l to manage tbe Hln.ana Alm;mdares ID the Cuban League I RftUCTURAL I I&AMI ICRAP' IRON - ¥IT AU I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Good CJ•on Used Can All Makes and Mod•.. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES TRAPFIC ILOCKED SPRINGFIELD 0 (UP ) A s mall fla~h nood damaged aeveral homes and blorkcd trartJc on U S 40 11 the village of Doonl!'lsvdle ?.0 m1le• wen of here F'hday An e~hmated two and one half inr:be:. of ram fell llr'lthm to mumle~ the gam~ ~r ~d Mrs egy an ra J'G'fenR~noldd llr war • th~ ill~~:~c:r~'!h~:h:~y 0 1 for .BrJ&an who tat quJell} through l lhll mornm~s press coMerence u1d b~ wa• duappo1nte-d but not h h surpnse d b\ t E' t ange When your club Joliet twtee as many gamea u It w1ns a chang!! Ul justrhable he 1a1d Hadn t you better make th•t word lnevJtable mstead of lU~ tlhllble., Bmwn a•ketl 1 Brown saJd He s;ud hl.' woull not make any BpecJfl sta t~Cment now or lat er con!'e-rm ng exactly what cau sed hun to f re Bragan so s uddenly Bragan who came to the btg le agu es with a reputation u an nmpl re ba1ter 11nd a fteld comedan kepi 1he same sntlcll in the N<~t 01 al League OnlY th 5 we1:k he a ked Pre ~!dellt Warren Cilea of the NatJOnal Lr-ague lo break up a team of umpm s which Bragan I sa d Ulrew out players and man a[;!ers throug h wh m more than tlr cumstance Bragan thu week was l ned $100 1 by G lc s and warne-d that severe pen;~\tJes m1ght ren,ll unless hl' chan ged hiS pol1c1es The fme Wi:l.li !or com ng back on the field to offer soft drmks to thf' ump1res after they t: d e}eeled htm from GRUESER BLOCK CO. I wtsh lo expre ~ s my s u 1 ~en: IIOMART automatlc gas floor fur DppreclaLIOn to the Co 1 rlhou;;1 nacP 70 COO BTU Good cond1 emplO}t't"s ror the bea tllft 1 lion Clayton Allen Chester llowers Also 1 y fr ends anrl 8 3 3lp relahves who a~ I flowers t~ntl for the many eards 1 rccetved 1953 Dodge ~ Ton Truck G!lOO r!urlllg my l\p!!pltallza ion at !ihape priced nght 15 ducks all colors pr£'1tY J)ets Call af Holzer Hospllul Your kmdne~ will never be fon:otten Mrs t(lr 6 P m L C Reed 7'f.! p R·' mill's north or Pomeroy on erry ,g!ls Pomuoy Ol 0 Route 33 lsi hoUse abov£' SLal<' 821te Pa1 k 7 30 6tc 6 35 Sports Eye o.. NBC News 700 Chult>a Farrell Sho,.. 730 wens Fargo CHI(. AGO L P - Bra~an was fred as manii~er or Brown Nov 2 "'lulld htt.r For L•.... 4 } ear old rtdlllg horse Genlle for chlidren Saddle- and brtdle 1 $150 00 Phone 907M Vtrgtl Tea HAM SHOOT at n~f7t"Ckt>~ Farm Bashan Road Sunda) ~ Syra~se 8 3 3tc 4th of August 100 ul Dar ~( BALED HAY Baled slraw oat~ Sponsored b} Moos.., 1 odge and Barlo) Frank Beach M1d 8-1 3te - -- ---1 dleport R 0 8 a 3tp Mod~n Roman~es 800 Twenty One CONCRETE (l) Not1ces Matinee Theater 300 Qulen for a Day Pomeroy DomestJC: Commercial Datry 2 ~e•ta Pf'~ word; one ln.to.rtlon Minimum ebo.rae 50c --4. ~ntl Trutb llr Consequence• T1c Tac Dough It Cguld Be Yoll Tex It Jinx 200 0 Rad Boy Bragan Fired From Pirate 1 ..~0 ~~·~. ~~!:!.~. R D ho= &heir IJob; Danny Murtaugh Takes Pilot Post ~·;;.~~:.-;., ~?.n!!·~uodo;~. ~:~ REGULAR PRICE h;:&; fT• e w 5 ome oD a <JU ]~uJlough a.nddwlll ~olle~rg ~n. Mor o\erdoeaMs utyEd' R ~""' 1 r an ra eyno1 ~ lD 4 h ld G 1 Nlek Pier c 1 ren 01 a 11 lptl 11 ee ~nf M~ and Mrs Glen White Of 0 um us Home made let' eream and cak8 w<~~ SP.rvl'd m the afternoon RETURNS HOP..IE Norman Roush son of Mr and ),frs J.arold G RoWih of Letart Fall!! has ~turned home trom Camp Campbell K.Y where be hu apent the pa~l six weeks attendinJ R 0 T C camp He II I ltudeut at Oh1o UmvtrsltY m Athen1 1 BtG PtNEY STILL COOL NEW YORK (UP)-'111e U S Wealhcr Bureau U!d the low tern perature reported m the nation tb s mornmg was 34 degreea at B1g P1ney Wyo Tbe bigh wmpl"rature reported Friday wa1 110 de gree-s at El Cenlr" Cahf ( 5 l Persona Is Wlll the party th11t took pur11~ and money frnm my hun please return ll I nel'd t 1 w1ll he most grateful and no questlons asked Mrs Fannll Kaspar Minersville Ohro 7 31 3tc ~---- 8 30 9 00 Saturday- Chann'el8 8 00 L1fe on the Farm 8 30 C..1ptatn Kangaroo 9 30 ~llghtv Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Rrmch 030 Its A. H!t 11 00 Bt~ Top 12 00 1he Lunc Rnnger 12 30 To .... n P 1d Country 12 45 Bast'ba\1 Preview 12M Gam1 of the Week :l 00 B ook lv Handicap 4 00 1 he Early Show 5 00 You A.re There 6 uO Mr lJ\stnct Attorney 6 30 BuN' neers 7 00 I he J1mmy Durante Sho~ 7 10 J '"J tor The Money 8 00 Ga e tslorm Show 8 30 SHO Playhouse 0 00 tiuru;moke g 30 f'olden Pl8yhou!le 10 00 1 he tale Sh.ow II OU 1 he Lute 1 ate Show I 30 10 00 10 t5 Sunday- ChanneIa !I 00 I amp Unto My Feet 9 30 L >ok Up & L1ve 10 00 r~c on New York 1o 30 caruera Three II OQ 11 30 12 00 12 so 1 30 2 00 • 00 4 80 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 Let a Take A '!'rip W1ld Btll Hmkok Hcrkle and Jeckle Badge & Bullets B1g P1ct Jre Sw1mmlllg Champ10nshtp Faee the Natton CBS News The Last Word Amuc Oakley LasSl,.., My Favorit~ Husband 7 00 Ed Sullh an Show 8 00 GE Tbeater Alfred Hitchcock $64.000 Challenge What s My Line Sunda}' News Special The Late Show Monday 7 00 7 30 8 00 B 45 B 55 D 00 9 30 10 30 11 00 11 15 11 30 11 45 12 00 12 30 I 00 I 30 2 00 6 00 8 15 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 31) 9 DO 10 00 10 05 10 10 Action Doudall Etlward1 Robin Hood Burnl' 6: Allen Talent Se~utl Those WhHmg Glrll Ri~hard. Diamond DetectiVe Stud o One Up-to-the-Minute New1 Scaaning the Weather The Late Show 1 00 4 00 .S 00 6 00 6 30 6 45 7 00 8 UO 9 00 W 00 11 30 Sian On MflVi..8 Bible Time Two Gun PluyhouR 1 sts falk It uver N ewa Revtew Per~onal Profile Cowtown U S A 11 ne .vrenra Welt. Show The Country Music Jub1le1 .. Oth Century 'theater Late News J:. Sunday-Channel13 11 59 12 00 12 30 1 00 1 30 2 00 :: 30 4 00 4 30 ~ 00 6 U5 6 30 8 00 Sten On Failh for Today Big Pu:ture Oral H.otM!rt1 Libern(!e TV Sunday Sf:ohool 8 30 Midwestern Hayride 9 00 Mike WaUace Interview 8 30 News aDd Sports 9 30 lOth Century Theater 11 30 Sign Off CHAN'(!!. 13 IIIONDA Y IR Mt Sian. On 11 00 Ad vet turf.fl ,, Le1ornlnj t200 Llbera~Je 12 30 The Gretchen Wade 100 Tbe Femjplr t Taurb I t~ Ne1ghbors 130 Frankie I alne 200 Amerl~an Bandstand 3l!O Lde W .- n Elizabetb • 00 ~IJI) uoo Cartoc.n Club Mic:k' )' Mouse Club Flvt Star Final 01$ John l.taQ> Newt 6 80 7 30 Academy The1tt:r 600 College News conrerPnre Open H.earlng 8 30 Adventure Theater uo Sunday News Hl&hhghls Hollywood F1lm Theater 1010 I Leu Three Lives 11 30 MAY- R-ES-T KN_: !~ri-- looo Wire Serv c• Chlr&a Smllb lnlernatJonul Top TLWe!l and New Sherirf oC Cocblse News ot toe Night T~eater S!gn Off I EATS OSLO OLEAN N Y UP-Halfback ord holder Roger Moen!! Art Davla the Pltl'lbur&h Steel ~t:lum failed to better his l ers No 1 Nattonal Football Lea mark in t.be BOOmeter gue draft last year rna} be lo I here Wednesday but he to the team for the entlce 1957 Lo beat Am;uolca s pion Tom Courtney and seHon Oavls wrote St~lers off1 Derek Johnson In 1 4S 0 e1als tellmg them 1 doctor has holds the world mark l)r at"!vl.!led a year of rP.st to streng Courtney wu timed whUf! Johnson clocked tllf'l\ au mjUied knee JO-HN H••dqu1m" for Lane Cedar t:ll~sta LAU Window FaniFrlildalre Refrigerators Iaker Furnlturt Mlddltport Ohio " 29 tf lam~t•mlte Luggage - (8) Auto Soles 2' or 3 bedroom bou.se Call Ron me Hand Columbus and South ern Eleetrtc Phone 6189 7 27 6lp Rodney Downing --For Rent 114 l I~'~URANCE AGENCY flro~. Automobile H••l'b ---- - - 4 ROOM HOlSE 3 acre garden $35 00 per mo At Appl e Grove See Alex Wheelr.r 7 31 3lc Sleepmg roo ns aoo v for rent Reol Estate Broker 1 In MIDDL&PORT OHIO 6136-M Call P ~ONES 6311 Real Estate a 1 3tp Apartment unf JtnLshed Seem d St Po nero} A lulls Frunk Fugate Phone POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame home ~th hqrdwood floors F ve Room House coa11'Urnace hefltJng Located Arnold 836--Y h1gh and dr) all c1ty services mclndmg sehooJ bus for the children Total pnce under $6000 00 down payment of only For Rent - Extension Ladders. $2200 00 w1tb less than 1t years Scaffold hJarda, Drop Clotbs to pay off the cxislmg loan al Clmton F\:lher, Middle»art. $41 91 per month Phone~ 11 1 tf BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y (8) 3 3tc 7 30-6\c -- - ----- ( 18) Employment FOR SALE 70 acre farm located on !tate route 243 2 miiea from Pomeroy on Harnsonv11le Road 7 acres bottom land 30 acres ,---,--_-- Pamtmg interior and exlenor can be tractored balanee pasture Avatlable now Rates reason and woodland Jarge barn no able Homer Braley Phone house Ntcc locat10n fo" budding 381 Y 7 22-l2U priced very low for qu1ck sale Set J H Eutman owner Wlllted-PAPER H !.NG!l\G.-.. 15 Phon• 833 J years experience Free e'J 1 (8) 3 Jtp mates L V Rehnnger Racln Box 12f Ohio 7-3-tr Grocery and other merchandJse Domg good busmess located m a mce village- w1th good schools churches etc 6 rooms In same building with ~tDCk of merchan d1se Real estate $6000 stock and eqUipment at Inventory "BY th• Poor health reason for selling J H Eastman Salesman or George or Hobstetter Realtor Pomeroy Contfld" B 3 ltp Wonted --- 18bl AutoServ~ces I. R RAWWiGS SONS CO - 24 hour Wret'ker SerVJ~ DaJ Phone 6Z2T Nl11lt Pbone - X DODGE DE.\I.EJIS ,or. best PLYMOUTH 8 8 tl ,----,--- - u~ed car VALUES BILL CHILDS {9) see 1 9 lmop ForSclePEACHES We have Golden Jubilee peach es rep,dy other vanehes wlli f~low Bring contamers. Tel Cheater YU ~201 Wtb~ter Fruit Fann S mi. &..t of Ch..t.r Ohio - for Hire! -· e Gradlnt II: Ditch DiUlDB eBaek Hoe Sentce •Truck Loadmg Equlpment. • Dump Truck SerVice VIJIGJL WAMSLEY Pbone Cheohlre 7·74.79 Me over payments on 1 'k ton 411r conditioner Thl..~ yaar s mo del If.! p111d for F 1fe Refnaer atlon Open evemna:a 7 313t F_O::_R::.;.::SA_L:.E~-;:1,:'"••-,-;:h-::es-N-ew - Ha ven Orehard New Haven Phone Tu24618 729- f Starting Monday Rays Shoe RepaLr 2nd St Middleport open B 2-6tc for -busmeN Aluminum eombtnatloa 1torm ana Kreen windows and doorl Steel and aluminum awnlna:a and can opies caH William Radford Roc:k Spriq:• fS 2 lmop ~n Grill House reglsterctl Boston Terrier pupptes 1 Yz T!tlMfTES EXTERMINATED Ton Ford Truck ¥..t price 1954 For free utspectlon phone 383 M Ford Dtrt Cheap 1953 Dodge G1lrnore Supply Store Pomeroy chettp Phone TU 29400 New All work guaranteed Fully Ill 7 3o-ft c Haven sured vaughan a Induatrtal and Residtntlal Tenn~te Control Scr v1ce St 'Marys W Va 7 25 tf 12 ft motor boat with ateenng wheel and gear ahlft Trailer ~:Mark 25 Mercury Motor 1 year k.ADIO • TJnJ!NlSlON SJt.<FVTCF. old aood as new c o P1cken PhoDao taO. Cleland 4PPU.U. 'Picken11 pnnt & Hardware to Store llt! W Main St.. Pomeror~ Mason W va Phone SP3 5583 2-23 tl _ =-:-::-::7-l0-8tc QUlCK 8J!RVIOE on Wotob &e_:..=.::..::-;-;---;: days old Chf pairtn1 by Faetory Trained He1fer Calf 3 Rock Sprmgs 'IP&tchmaket. COILlNS JEWE. ford t.e1fhe 1t i.mS PomerO)' 1-3-U 31 7 FOR SALE _ Appleg New Ha v.en Orehard Ne". Haven Phone TU 24688 7 ~tf I -otc 11112-'X. I 124 Union Ave Pomcro) tl room hou.se 2 baths level lot out of h1gh water Call Owne 134 S 5th Sl M ddleport Phone 6064 M 8 I 3tc ~--.......,---- (20)Buslness Servir.es I WASHINGTON UP - Tbegoo ernment has 1ss ued new regula lions requmng that r~goratou ACCIDENT -.,.,._ C..U•Ity and- ....... Furms.hed sleepmg room Close m town 127 Buttern t 8 3 12tc For S~e 6 room house bath all mo n Call .:171 L..etart Falls 8-2 tc Cradle or nental Sc1ence 11 Bam br1dge OhiO becauge the lint school of de•tl~try tn the world wat foundeoJ here Safety Doors On Refrigerators Required Now ( 12) Wonted to Rent --==---~ ---- 2 30 a oo Brighter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 ao Edge o! Night 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 Your EiHio Reporter 5 46 Sp•rts Parade ~ 5.5 Weatherman WHTN-TV Channel13 11 59 ~ ----- -- Jimmie De~tn Boston Black1e C.:apta n Kanga1 ou CBS News Local News Fred Warmg Arthur GodfreJ' St.rlk~ It Itch Vahant Lady Love of Llfe Search for Tomorrow Gu1dioe Llgbt Katie 11 K1tche= Aa the World Turaf Our MISS 8rOOkll flous&p8rty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show --------~~---------- Saturday- Channel13 f6) l.ost & Found Fourth Birthday Obserted By Mary (Joy) Kautz The fourth b1rthd Y of M'arv Joyce (Joy) daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kautz w s celebrated Wednesday afternoon with a party on the spaciOus lawn of her par ents home As each guest arr1ved he or she was presented with a frilly party hat Games were led b}' MrS' Samuel Michael after whJch the group sang Happy B1rthday and the hnnored ~ucst opened her mttn) lovely gifts A lovely bJrthday cake was decorated by Joys aunt Mrs Dale Russell of Columbus Mrs Kautz served a picnic lunch 1n mdtvldual decorated blrtbdny boxeS' She waa assisted by Mrs Dale Russell Mrs Woodrow Mora Nola Jane 'Myers arld Bob Kautz In servmg to Nancy Baum Rhea and David Mora Mary Jo Wolfe Stephen Bailey Tommy and Ray Karr Jack1e and George Mora Jenny and Melame Dean Lenora and Lou1se Mtcbael Bobby and Debra Woods Jane Ann and Jerr Russell Ccha McCoy Nttncy Karr Nola Jane Myers Bob Kautz and the honored guest Mother present other than those mentioned were Mrs Delmar B11.um and Mrs Frankie Bailey ~ To Stay In City With Her Niece During Funeral 3 Pome..., N, W. COMPTON, 0. Do .laA Coll!'t street, .__ •-•1' I!!~~Offke~~~R;o~lll'l:~~~~lo~l!~,~!~lo~;I.~(CI.e~~~-~;l'f~M~M~-~'I'It~~~L~I~ - - - --- 1 1 I VACATION I fUN WORTH SHOUTING I ABOUT I SAVE I Bailey Coal Co. Any vacat1on t1me •s more fun 1f you re free of cme and worry It helps to know that your valuables ore protected at home or oway by personal property 1nsuronce ·- See us I / O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Co111pany HUSING IS BACK NICE HOME ON LINCOLN HILL-$8000 LOS ANGELES UP - Famed radiO broadcaster Ted II u s n g Several good restdenllal buys whose vo1ce was fam1har to sports m Pomeroy Moderately pneed l._,teners for 30 yej.rs sli,Ys he Is going to return to th~ a)r waves from $3 500 to $6 000 Terms Available w1th the Columbia Brofldcastmg System effectlVl' Aug 5 He has CALL 452 been 111 M1ss Jean Lama left Friday for Columbus where she wtll stay wtth her mece CRrol Jean Jones while Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones attend 123) the funeral of the1r aunt Mrs Bes NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT sle Strahl Sauvage whu died Wed E1t1t• of Grec• Van Duvn French nesday Fort St C a1r neal Eaton OhiO Oec•••.d Survivors 11clude Dr E H was built m l ~gl by Gener~l W1l Nohce ts hereby given that Ced Sauva,~~;e wilo IS ltvwg tn Colum ktn1on and used b~ Gen Wayn~ rie W Cl,ark whose Post Office add us three sons Francis Wilfred ..<lSS IS P 0 Box 551 Pomeroy and Howard Love f1ve- sisters two u a supply fort Ohio tJ.Nr been duly appointed Ad brothers two step sons and twelve munst~r o( the Estate of Grace grandchildren $400 Monthly Spare 1 hne Van Duyn French late of Mkldle Funeral st>rvlces will be held to Reflllmg and collecting money port Metgs County OhiO deceaSed d8y at .the Pleasant Hill Methodist from our f1ve cent H1gh f rade Dated thts 17th day of July Church w1th bur1al m the Pleasant Nul machmcs m thts area No Selling To qualify for Wl)rlr you 19~7 l~1U Cemetery must have car references $640 John C Bacon cash secured by Inventory DeJudge o[ the Pl obate Court 1'he ftrat Pickard automobile votmg 6 hours a week to bus1 Meigs County Ohto was manufactured at W8rren Ohio ness vour f'nd on percentage (7) 20 27 (BJ 3 3tc n 1899 by J Ward Fackard collections w II nPt up to $400 monthly With very I;:OOrl OOSSI ceased late of Cherter Townshlp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT blllttes of takmg over full tune Est1h of Edwtrd K1"9 QH•aHd Meigs County Ohto Income mcreasmg accordm,gly Dated this 29th day of July 1957 Notice 1s hereb~ gtven that Ed For lntentew mcludc phone tn Jol.\11 C Bacon 1th E Kmg whose Post Off1ce ad apphcatton Wnte All State Dts Judge of the Probate Court dress Is Star Route Chesler Ohio trlbuhng Co 50!1 Flfth Avenue Me1gs County Ohio New York 17 N Y has been duly appomted Executrix ol the Estute" of Edw8rd King de- (8) 10 17 3to Legal NotKes RICHMOND 814 E Mala Sl eno•uun be equ1pped prevent chddren w1th sarcty from devtces bemg to trapped n t hem and suffocatmg The regulatw ns announced Fri day b) the Commerce Depart ment w1ll a~ply to an i"efngera tors sh1pped m mterstate com merre after Oct 30 1958 They euqu re that all refrJg'"alor doors must bl' able to open from tht' 1n The Sunshme Circle or the El B Side I Church Tuppers Plams held its July meehn'l' at the home of Mr!>' MISS PETERS ILL Etf1e Saunders MO~l\EAL (UP)-Jean Peters Followmg the dmner ho •r at 31 n 0 ~ 1 e st r w fe of m1JUona r noon the meetmg was called to or atrh ws exec t ~e How .. rd Hughdi der b} the Pres1denl Mrs Carr e was reported to be m the Mon Bahr treal Neurologrcal Institute today IV th 0 c1 rome back condtt!On Mrs Branscomb wife of the mmtstcr gav"' the open ng prayer EGYPT REL.6.XES Durmg the bustncss sessiOn sev PORT SAID Egypt (UP) ~ erel reports were g1ven ncludmg F.gypt today ga\ e permumon for the secretary s report by Carol an lsnel -eh:~rt c rcd Jtahan cargo Dodderer and the t casurer s re ~hlp to Iran 1 the Suez Cl!nal port by PhyllJR Rowan southbound The comm1t~ee gave a report on the progress o the mak ng of the Frtendshlp autlt which t!l to be presented to the pastor Rev Draru TIME and MONEY comb and famrly Buy Your Coal In A cnntrJbutwn of $50 wa~ \oOied to be pa1d on the sahtry or the August mimsler Lump $6.50 F DB Mhw Clostng prayer v.as h~ Mrs Ef E11 $5.50 F 0 B Mine r1c Saunders 3/8 x 11/4 Stoker F 0 8 MIM R_A_M _ S_T_O_S_C_ R-IM_M _ A-GE Pnces SubJect To Cbange Sept 1St The REDLANDS Calif Ut> Los Angeles Rams w II hold the r fnst wtra squad game here Sun Pom•roy, 0 day naght wtth 14 rook1es gettmg the1r fust opportumly to mee-t the veteran~ helmet to helmet Coach SJd Gilman sa1d the game would la3t one hour and was set up pn mar!ly so that the rook1es could meet the ve'erans m act1on Progress Report On Quilt G1ven At Circle Meet I The Insurance Agenh At1ociation efMeigs County Check With You New Furnitur• FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ua The 8rlgn1est Com01 ID Mlddlepnrl V D EDWARDS INS Ph 35 X, Pomero1 WARNE&-IIILE, INS Ph 411-Y, J'om...J "Ph 425-X, PomenJ Ph 8315 X Mlddlepot1 G E REUTER, INS BARNES-SIMPSON INS DOWNING INS HOBSTETfi!R, INS DAVIS-WARNER INS Ph 8138 M, Middleport Ph 232, PomeroJ Pb 3311-X, Pomero1 �- ' 2-DIQy Sel\tmel, 'Pomeroy Middleport 0 , Aug S I ~7 Daily Sentinel Day 3ook The Daily Sentinel' TELEVISION GUIDE PICNIC SCHIDULED Tht' ann ual plcfllc of the Wlnd &ICHAIID S. OWIN - GINIRAL MANAGER 1ng I ral! Garden { lub Will he held IIRYNOLD I GRIINI- EDITOR :~ t lhl I o 1e of Mrs t L Heaton Chutar L Tanrwhlll StaH Writer Spcr11 Editor Th ur~ I :~ ;;t 5 p 1 Members arE: NatiOil.IJ. advertiAlq rt'presentauve BotUn~lll K.lmball Int.. ~ 1 e q u~; e I 10 l.Jr ng II e1r own tabl t! Lalutoa A.._ New Yollk City 16 N Y ll!n~ u leCODd due mallina; matl11t f't the post oULCe at Pum ~t' n t t IJBVO'ftD TO tNTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA .-o:r Ohio loblertptlcm ntes taeU,.ery by earner whe~ !IIYI!.IIable 30 eentJ Saturday - Channell 8 l5 .!1 go II 30 ~ SCOUTS TO PICNIC .....,. oae year in advance at Tbe Dally SenflneJ oiftce ~H\ 60 sll n o Sc 1 Troop 249 and the r ..-onthJ,. 1'180 t~ monthl $3 90 Br. motor route who>re auilllbl~ pan r b w II I o d M p1 r 1lc al Fork oae m~th $1 By maU OIUI )'9&1' $8 10.1 mouths $4. 25 thrt!" moathJ d R Lak t Su d :n Clfternoon t2Jk) une month. S1 o\ poll k <1 1n hl1 v.1 \l be served at PubllWled every aftMnoon except Slllltlay by The Ohio Va•"'7 Sen tiDet, Inc.. at 110 Mechanic: St P<-m.-.roy p Buslnesa omce phone 39f 6 u do l k td toriaJ offlee pbo~ 317 COMMITTEE TO MEET F r li.1.\ e ~ l 1 ng a s pecJUI meet 1g f lht' t manre Committee will me ('t a thl f r st B:~post Church at 7 30 p n Program books were du1trtbuted were Ptggv Bower!> r r two a r and plans dtSl'Ul'ised for the com ra nj.! rn t' nl s St don a SJ eneC1' Mtl ASK DRIVERS FILE ang lear whf'n the Jumot Wmdtng llr. Lt>~ar \Tar I hon 1> n Jer r All 1 (f f;O fl s f'mplo yed to dn ve 1 ratl gllr te 1 duD n f'l Thursda) fer l ol\sl.' Lu t lll Thun J SO Leah school bt sc th1~ w ter are 1 e .afh•rnour at the home of Mar} G1 ueser Nan ) T\ o and Karen quested to have on ftle a bus drtv 1 1\ompson Grueser E>r s permit ppltcatwns for wh1eh The meet ng m t'harge of Lu Hl'd r bbon' were awarded to must lw n t he hands of lhl' count) ella Thompson presJdent opened Mar y 11 o 1 p on P~-' g" } Bowers st houl h a1 d which meets Tuesd:.~y w1lh the club slogan and pledge Lul'lla 1 humpsor a I K<.~ren Grue~ e-' emn g. ann group smging of the club song er and Leah Gruese r t'(t'l\'ed a Amenca the Beautiful Needle whitt 1 tbbon po111t holders were presented each D1ember from the Semor club Luella and Ma } I homp~o1 took Haro R 0 ler and Elizabeth Oll Mrs Robert Thompson ad~1sor the group on 11 tour of the garden dJrected the Jtrls 1n malun~ flow to reeognJU! art ts tre('s !lhJ b!l er to Cia d I eonard 2 tO acnll r Si:il shu } I ownshtp er arrang~ments and ribbons were and plants alter wh ('h r1 frl"Sh Claud11 L!!n n ~ d and L1lhan LPo awarded With Mrs Thomp£on lUI ments werE' SE'fVt!d b\ M s 1 Aomp nard to Bnrry H Otler and Ehza Judge ~f'Ce!Vtng blue ribbon~ son I eth 0 lcr lot Mtddleport R N V. olf(' and Ruth Wolfe to V1r g 1 S Roush and ~ary S Roush pt~rcc o 1 I Larl Town~hlp ly Cl•r• Phillips V g f Ito 1s h and Mary S Mr and Mrs RogH Phtlhps l{o •~h to t red M Ltnk lrust('e Randy ami R1ta spent Fr1day at .">{) t\C r~;>s LPI 1 Township I <. amden Park fluntmston Randv 1 nd f-'a1 o ( r Cucklcr ApprO:>. n ately 60 11 nderl tit 1UJd Rtla wert' ~£>en on TV pa re l 1 S<.: tp o lu"'nl:lhlp pt<t e of th ~ C r c 1<1 copi.ll na Mrs F.llt a Wallace Marton l hadtH H H ll'k le..y to Georbe sh hdd Tl rsd 1y (' Yl r g al th !!pel 1 la.~t week with Mr ami MHidleport roud dl pa k Hcv J OJI('r Jut~ 307 and 308 In Middle Mrs F nu k Gray Edwn(h!l s l r part Homer Mt Mul'lray and Pegg) Ral (J h c h p n an und Nancy E 1 (Cdtng tht d S11yre were marnt>d recently l hat nun 1 I' red M Lmk trust~te GaneiJe Mahaffey 1s 11 lturgtcat ( u sts fo CV( ll g \C' ~ ( parcels I ttart Township palif'nt In a Columbus hosp tal 1 F 0( r w nklt c 1 t1 1 o f 1 tl C w Hnghl and Lol11 Brtl!:ht Flo~ I Sayre and Bill Francis re lmat on of < f<~ (e th ret I to Wend 11 Barrett parcel In Sa Don l be astonished by what yo 1 woth.' ngle metal shell Th" llpt'hl 1J e weekend WJth Carey Mrs BIIWI k ! St Mnn ~ W ]em Tow~~ p wh1ch has a dhtlncttve snub nose 1 cs L r 1~1 3 d l 1 see on the water this summer StrauJbaugh !lfld Fred S"ayre fa m Va a! d th l o oil y b uti r~ c \1,- Hr ihl and I ola L Brlyht s said by tl~ fn~tker lo bt' urumk h ho e co Accordmg to a survey hy Scott 111 lie1 11 b s W• rll {'S who ~ \Oik ng. w II M 81.!1 tn Wendell Barrell one acre tn Atwater Manufacturmg Company able It 1J fc I~ I r e Vwl1 Mr and Mrs Milford Long and Wilkie of Ma 01 o lohn Me Saler I w >h p Another l.1!.1a1 IS a flat pl<Jtfur 1 \\ nih M dd l port Mr F n lOll Ronnie ~ptnt It part of lhe ir Cnry Mr \\II~ J\1tl;ut or Kurdl <..o~~JnandBeltyCos­ Mmn~upo!Ls 01.1tboard motor fir n I Ar IY nasler vacllhon v.tth relatives here Sara~ot~ r l:~ a I D a 1d Mrs s1n Lo M I h {'d Turner 16 6 acres there wtll be a recor.d number of mounted on pontoon!! w th an out unusual boats bemg used for wat board motor attached Not dcs1gn Mr and Mr~ Geo Cahoou Gem (.: t Mun1 an I rh 1 !1e1 Thco In J.,ehan on Township er transportallon th1s year It wa~ ed £or speed the c1aft 1~ used for were shOpJHflg 111 Middleport and don :\oh r a nnnltl Nathon d Ka1hh en rtussel\ and Ralph Ru!+e nnd as a f sh g called on her ster Mts Btrd.: 11nrl \\I Jili n 11 uf D1sto1 Mas~ selllo Joseph D Montie and W8n le&rned toda)' from Metropolitan leisurely crUJsmg Marine Sale~ Local Scott Atwater pliilform and for sunmn ll Watb da M ttor tie one acre m Chesler outboard dealer s [ nJ ng on th to n 1EP wee rownslur Mn Mllf!Kle (aAtlJr M~ Min ths A R K1 I The survn disclosed at least 28 The n~h of unusual craft has M s Tl 01 1 - -- - - - - - n1e Nichols und Mra Allie Ca <.. lt!s and Mr~ l31r ck I ociHU} different brands of odd cran. mos t resulted from a general boom 1 of whlch were Introduced dunng boat ng and a new d~tcrmmatt n boon were 1n McArthur recently F~nal tbJs past year They \ary 111 Size for md v du11l expre~~aon bv boat The Wilkesvtlle Garden CluL anrl functiOn from water siP.de to ers aeco1d1ng to H B Atwater mt'l at the hume of Mu Jane which aulbl.lard motors ran be al Scott Atwall'r President Many t:oLtrlll July 30 The meetlnf' n t n tachl'd to eraft that water tr~vel boaters seem to be mtere sted tn waa In charge of lhe pres1dunt ers fasten to their feet like skts md v1d1 a! tr nfl that g ve the 1 an Mn Cattnll Roll call !low to '-1 I ,. of 1h(' 1v.ll:'hl G11r ln the Jat\l!r case the wat~r. tra\t'l opportunity Lo obta1n lli stmcll~e Make Money for Your Club wa ~ rl n d l met Th 1 sday f'\f'nll" Even convent 01 at an!lwerell b) 12 members l OlW' 1'hf' r. 1 ( 1 ~ of th ro m~ al t r ht nc of Mrs Dry Hysell er atlaehs a sn'lllll outbuaftf motor n;cogmllon on Sun Baked Flowers I i\Sl A. I! ro)' 1 rst n pt ~I ( t 1 rrh net < n M 1lb v Avt f 1 a bu~mess ses to 11 rross p eh~ connecting two cnft are becommg more h ghly pontoons st~lind Summer und C mk ng V.-111 1 h rsd a} ev( f4i at the Syrn us~ S\011 Flowers Wl re given I J. Kathleen roadsld~ pill k f11r a p rn c dm wr } 1n I 11 an s ve t c m~de ror the Another 'uosual bo't h" a l"g' Green und J11ne Cott I Opt 1 Mrs llllv. d <<'1 I 1 nsll 1t fl wur show In he hell at he heliCopter Ill t' propeller and Is thlll'UII!Uon on Olvldc l co111e Pomr oy I ubllc I 1b1 ar) Fnduy p Llled by another boul fhls one and Orlent 11J Poppies Dl&play oJ prt!JlJ led at 1 sh rt huH It> s scs r1~;es far orr the water as .Its pro.¥r ar d M s Gl~ AI le~ an J Saturdt~ y AugtL~t 0 and 10 fruit 11 and vegetublet. llefrcsh swn A n r• rt m the sHI f Jello p~ller be gill$ to rolate Bald Knob~ wu1 e rt r. r 1 g 1 Folio~ ng a e the rh sst s to h ments w~tre serv d l:ly th~ ho~\es.li u nuney n k1n~: 1 H wr t of tl e f xt ltrd (_las~ nc D llll g 1' nolhtng ar ~~~ a1 d M ~ Btn All One unusual craft s rhc La{ It'S Cilclc of Pre~l~lcr Ill h was g I! I I WI dccH.I Mr :~nd Mrs A C H1 v1 hit A11angcuu liS ll ~s two mor(' but a scooped out and &tream 1 11 Church met With MIS \\ 11 t I to ordt r m te J~ll 1\unll wl.lre V1cu tw 1: of P<' 1ls Iu s g II wh l c lined p ece or plaahc molded to spend g the11 l ottrlll Jil.)l 31 1 ]lo> mectmll w:t~ I na le I prcst 11 J.: ft to Mr9 au~hter Rub\ II w s) (lu~s hlC<' I un s of th• accommodutt two persans With a thetr 1n chtuge of tlu p u~! 1 1 Ua 1 1 Huruld I l 1i ~ 1111 I 1nf nt ~o and bond n Port la1 d M<t It rl II (JIOWl ~ Vtgcl J.lhs a d ~mall motor on the back the Sled Phillips Devotions bv 1~ I<~ Mrs < uh11n '"Ill ps n w s namud to llke shell can achu. 1 vc unusually Mr a 1d Mrs B II M I 11 ~v. (IllY and discuulon 011 book of m 1k1 th( pm chu su A 1 r y 111k flu ts) Clnss r ur Jt:wtls fr 1 high speeds and ehtldrcn vt.: lu" tht N ~J lhc Sc1 sh01 cs ( 1 ng<' ne ts 1tuth ltehgl 1 IH rellUh w; bv suv lng proje~t was liS! usst I 0 e new boat 18 b llt with a I I nils o~ 11iy g1 a !I] eUs) t>l ul members fho11u prc~t!'nl Atte1 dmg w~re Hev It !ph C and B•lt) (lass f)vl I ft HcgJUs nt E11:h series of hollow metal lubes that \ E nmalce Brewu we~ R\tUl Wells Nl'VJ M~U: Mil Zundel M H Cer I Mrs flanklm ty (anttquc c 1 ta nets) (lass six are welded together and ~oyered Sellars Columblli> spent the we k dred Strau1baugh un I Cmr) HudROil nnd fam lv M R Ray ( ut and Dr rd (dned arrm gl.' end w Nt thmr pare I :\'Tr amt I ena Cray Doroth) ( r11y un I Spark!! and till )!htl'r t\-lr an I Mrs 11e Jls) Ch1~11 seven Mrs l!:dg;u Biewer and M and small ar IJnn Clara Phil Ups fo Iva l ray Orval Wtles a 1d famll v and guust Mrs Rthcard Sellars ongcn ents of not moa th11n n nc Mittie Nel~on Edith Johnstun Pamela canter Mr ar d Mrs Wad m· hcs 11nd Cl R r.1ght The WSCS hold a 1 m n11gc sale S1 u;h J eontt Davis Mury (:ottrlll ami Gorb} Rnd ram 1ly and socta! WHlne.'!rlay s p1 etm< ns the h01teaa Next meelin!l wilt h Jackie and Bobbie uluest'n Mr and Mn Ler ~~ w1th Mn I..oulse Wollt and on 1hcrc Will also he h(tU8e plants camp P01lland were recent Aug 28 Gertrudl' Strni.L~baugh Nora Srhaefer M1 ~ G ~~ (ow u for sale Funeral service• for Mrs Mary guesty or their grandpauml3 Mr will prepnre the pl OiTIIm He and child! en ~rr 111d M s H 1n y Mrs Ct rhss Jacobs and Yin J-lelen Henneay Columbus were and Mu l R Glucsencamp Mrs r.('ra td Wlld<'rmuth ~re co chair ht1ld m Columbus thl11 week at the fre~hmenl!l were 11erved h~ thP Lee Bailey 1 nd daughtf'r I ouue and Leanne Brewer cnll Jean C IUOn Ill I rh1lrlrt Mr I d m< n an I Mis~ Ethel Gnrlond and Holy Fnmlly Church wllh hurlal at ed on M~ and Mrs S \\. Dmst hmteu }In Calvm Simpson <.~n I $ 1 Mrs M1 s 1 hll Wtl!i umm Will ~erv St Joseph a Cemetery { olumbus at Portlnnd reeenlly TOKYO UP - communht China Eugunc 1111Jietl and <"htldrer Mrs Sally Ward Wells Run spent Her husband William Henneay announced today H had demobll Wllll•m She ldan ant d 1 1ghter !s employed 1\t the New York (:fn Sunday With Chuckle Van Meter bed 620 000 men rrom the armed und Mr and Mrs Jack So1 k1 111 I tral shops at Hobson Mt9 Don Brewer h Ill family for~ft JO fa~hl~ year Ed Ward and son were recent Surv1vor~ Include the huaband 11n d Mrs Ptck two sons William A anrl Jitaul G guests of Mr Columbus her step parents Mr Rhodes Portlalld Mr and Mrs Chas Fitch De and Mrs Paul G M11yhugh Pom Mrs Virgil Hamm assisted bY eroy two al&tera Mrs Thelma WittS Run were guests of her Mrs Samuel Michael Qnd Mn Wll Chase and Mrs Tbon Blackwood parents Mr and Mrs Chu Val ham ~ recket' enlertnlned the Sun Pomeroy several n1eces and ne Meter recently I day School class St John s tu phew& Victor Durat wu a H<'l!nl ly lUMAN 1L IUIIDIIIII. 1.11. U1 s Hennesy who wu a native &uest of Randy Wells LAST r tbt OnUed &t&tea rtported tn Chlcqo la.at year Of theran Churth wtth a party at her hid the l:ut lncldence rate of thlt total 83~ peraons developed home In Ncaee Settlement Wed of Pnmet»Y had lived m Colum m sday evemn11 Ravenna and Ash l11nd Oh10 to bus fpr the past two )ears Sf'la lnfantUe paraly•la for a111 alncle par&lJtlc poUomyelltla gether produte about 80% pf the Wl!l a m(lmbcr of the Loyal Order rear Iince 1H1 The rate wu t 2 What value dl4 the Balk nc Games an\ t'Oillt'sts were played world z toy balloon• or Mom~e AUJuliar, 0.., Plf 100 000 popul&Uon. For cine have? Here are the atatbtles wlt:h prl~et nwarded wanners naUon at larae It wu not a Of the 8315 person• w\lo devel Ref1 "'ahmcnl11 of httm sand poDo year ... oped paralytlc polio ZBr, of them w1ches pOtHlO ctups p1ckles: cake Ch~o. 011 Ule other band did r~ceive 10me Ball. vaccine_ and lemonade were &erved buffet bU uw noond. hJahelt lneldence style from the- dining room ltble rate f2U cuea per 100.000 popu Ou lnoc\llaUon. lallonl tor allY rear llllct 1911 Howenr 100 of these peraona to Donna Sharon and Charles SESE., 11-lE Den WI t.e1an lr.eepln1 pollo bad rectlve4 oniJ ane inocula· F reeker Gary Lenor11 and Loulae OU'TOF "TOWN mrelltll recordL uon 811 of them had only t•o Michael Mtke Bobby and Mary BJG SHOT MAKES E leen Smith Jimmy Hamm Mary Lew Pakdlt! a.te lnJtctl* But not a llnale per· A GRANDSTAND aon who had the recommended Harris Billy Baer Denny Evans PLAY OF BUYING Yet darlnl tb1a -.me 12 m.ontb three doaN ~r vaceine Q.eveloped Bob and Tommy Hamm and Mar ptrlod. OhlcaiO had one of the ara)Jt1e pollomyeUtts lf!E BANO SOME sha Meredith of Kenmore Netv lowttt rataUty rat.e (U deaths P 1 know no on~ uteJ to read a lo' York whO was a 1peclal 1uest REFRESHMENTS " per 100 C&RI reported) ln the of atatliUea but these are lmpor Others who enjoyed the party ~ of polio record keeplDJ tant to the welfare ot your ch.U were Mrll MPrk Evans Mrs George Thro\i1bout a It weet polio draa and Indeed the w~lfa.re 01 Baer MrA Delmar HllmiJl Mr! J outbrok lut awnmer the Chi the enUre country A Smtth Mrs Dana Hamm Min 1110 Board of Health and. private 8 October l~tl aome ur, ooa Dora 11nd Emma Hamm and the phJildUU admlnl1tered a to1tal Cbi~IIO younpters had recelvtd hoalenes 1!'110~0 doen ot' Belt vacc n~ only one inoculation 800 000 had 1n an etrort to atem the tlde 0 received iwo and !00 000 all CHANGIS MIND pollo and Ulua had an opportu • DFTil.OlT UP.....,..Tackle Oliver nttJ \o ~onduct a ptlot atudy on th~e:,.. compare theM with th4 th• etredtftllHI of the f&ecine other ftpru 1 ha•e prn1ouat) Spcnctr traded away lo Lh BIIY P\ickers by the De I..Wia ~ T..t clted 200 eaaea out or ur, 000 Gre('n trott Lions lut week has dec1dod Let me t.eU you what we learned 16 ou~ of 000 ancl none 111 to report to the Pa.ckers tralnlnt.: dllliiiJ thll ~nl m011 \eat ollhll 300 0001 camp at Stevens Pomt Wis after uw •acalnl undtr emer1enc7 The record l})t&U tor ltaelf fir»t announcing he would gw~> ~~ matt important o! QUIITIOlf PD U'IWil up pro football to l('mHJn ln hls COU1"'It the up~ur 1 e dlcl not r~ach J R Can a cyet of the ovan msurance but\nen here tpldemlc proportion&. turn Lnto ca.ncer? our pr41tlck tor m~aaurlnc Anawer Some cyata do tun. WASHINGTON UP - CoD fbi 111'10U1Bell ot an outbreak eancerou1 ~ gre11men from oil and J:"oal prod.ttloll an e,Ptdemle ra.te aa 3r, or If JOU h&ve a C.Jit JOU &hou 1 duc1nl stater voiced lukWarl'l moncutt per 100 000 popul•tloo bfl uDder the treq,utnt ob•~rv& pral!e today for the Eiuhowtr ..,_, Wtrt 1,111 caaea ot polio tton of JOur phJdtlan administration 1 plan to curb o.l t nn IUu r•tu~ In~ hw. _ ---- ~mporU --=-------+- Ribbons Awarded To Wmners For Flower Arrongemahts At Jr Gorden Club Meet Land Tran~fers WILKESVILLE 60 Attend Event Held By Grode • Ep1scopol Churc~ ·-=-- - - - ------- Don't Be Astounded By Unusal Boats Ret1red Sergeant You See On Local Waters This Summer Posses Away In :S IV:I On Clrt:le :1 R.tncb <~ umby I() 00 0 .so I 00 II 30 12 00 I 30 1 00 t apt uaJIJ n t T1ue StOJ) Uetet:ttve s Diary ro le"'n intr~ur My L tie Margie Base ball Hopalunl Casstd, "' 30 >00 530 5 6 6 7 F~ry 45 00 30 00 800 8 30 9 00 030 10 00 1010 I" '" Get Sit Go Sports )!;}'e News Ptcture WAtch Mr Wuard .ttur jav Nt.,...lt Jamboree Julm~ LaRosa Show MysteTy Theater Dollar A Second Encon- Thea.ter !\.dventure Theater New$ and Sporu t!etdlinet N1te watch S1an off Sunday WSAZ TV 10 10 10 10 I II Slgu un ChrJJ:Ituo Science Provam What One Person Can Dl) l!i 30 00 Thu ls The Life 30 Man to Man 11 45 Jndustrv on Parade 12 00 Off to Adventure 12 15 What s Your Troullle t2 ::!0 TV Chnpel t 00 Mov1eltme 3 00 A ner!Can Forum 3 30 Zoo Pi:lrade 4 00 Fr~ntucrs of Futh 4 so OuUook 5 00 Meet the Pres1 5 30 States nt!n Quartette 5 45 News Picture "'"I Columbus At 73 I , Pen1ol Class Has Projects Reports On Jell ow Soles Plans Are Mode For Flower Show Aug 9-10 "' I ST - -IV _ E_R _S_V - Il_l_E WJEH Meigs County News 1 I 11:50 ra. m. Services!!.Held In Columbus For IMrs. Hennesy 'I Statistics Show Victory J Of Vaccine Over Polio : I I Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial Lutheran Class Entertained At Hamm Residence Writer or Olive Ingraham l u.. MR or eoo l l 1f I CHANNEL I 6 00 TEA 6 32 C1rtU'"I Boy 1 00 St~ve Allen Sbuw ' 8 00 Alcoa Hour 9 00 The \,t!b 9 30 People Are Fun ny 10 OU News HeadJint>s 10 to N1tewalch 12 30S1en or, ' ~ . \ Bl TEST OAS AT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RI!SUL T8 P'OWELLI!I 8HRVlCf. BTAnON WANT ADS LUBHJC.A.TION •nd WA88 Middleport Ohio - -- --_.~ MONDAY PHONE 398 REFRIGERATION SERVICE RATES JACKS REFRIGERA110N 24 Hour Service New Haven Tu 23537 615' SIGN ON 700 Today 900 RomLier Room 10 00 The Price Is Right 10 30 1100 11 30 t2 00 per word for three con~ut1ve mserlions. Speclal - One mmLb for 25 cents per word Full rate of 2 cents per word will be chlll'ged for advertlstna U aot paid for before the 15m of each month following insertion ' 'Errer" ln Adverhstng--Shoold IR reported lmmediately Tbe Dal1)' l!.enUcel ~ ll not be re.spon8ible for mo.e thao oue lncorted lm.ertton. Card of Tbanb and Soeeh.l NotiteB of Eventl Sl 00 Obltuari.M pubUsh4!d at 1 cent per word. 12 30 CuiTent 100 My Little Mprgie 130 Bride and Groom 8<~ 400 C4f11tLili Tlme • 30 5 30 Mo\\et1me Popeye Presenu H5 News Picture 6 00 Supern,an 630 \\ ~.1therea11t • 830 Arthur Murra) Par()l 900 Amattur Hour 930 Solliolen Of Fortun& tO 00 Blondie 10 30 10 30 12 00 :1 Mil•• No News HNdllnea Nttewatcb Toma:ht I I f.., WCHS-TV Channell 811d boY Bobby Coalt Leagut! He Ilht' I Mn; wa!l hired b) home GuestJ wtre Mr .,ul 19~5 to replae~ Garland Crawford Jacky and G£t PJlt shrugb P1rates by General Fred Haney who wa.& hred al t ae I )Janagl'r Joe L Brown and re end of the 1~5 Ieason 1~:~:~d c~;,t::~~nl~:n~~e~~u:~~~!rh ye:;a1~~ N:a: ~ htr~d 1 ence ~ BLOCK.~ I thmk ror the present and fu ur~ good of the Pittsburgh dub that a cb a ngt mus t be made of Pom.ror WE BUY 1 gueu }OU re nghl Bragan said 1 glMIIIII the word had Ou!lbt to bt! IDeVIL"lble Bragan uid be had notlung dd mtte t.nf'd up Wltd October when he ls 1I1Jtec:l to manage tbe Hln.ana Alm;mdares ID the Cuban League I RftUCTURAL I I&AMI ICRAP' IRON - ¥IT AU I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Good CJ•on Used Can All Makes and Mod•.. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES TRAPFIC ILOCKED SPRINGFIELD 0 (UP ) A s mall fla~h nood damaged aeveral homes and blorkcd trartJc on U S 40 11 the village of Doonl!'lsvdle ?.0 m1le• wen of here F'hday An e~hmated two and one half inr:be:. of ram fell llr'lthm to mumle~ the gam~ ~r ~d Mrs egy an ra J'G'fenR~noldd llr war • th~ ill~~:~c:r~'!h~:h:~y 0 1 for .BrJ&an who tat quJell} through l lhll mornm~s press coMerence u1d b~ wa• duappo1nte-d but not h h surpnse d b\ t E' t ange When your club Joliet twtee as many gamea u It w1ns a chang!! Ul justrhable he 1a1d Hadn t you better make th•t word lnevJtable mstead of lU~ tlhllble., Bmwn a•ketl 1 Brown saJd He s;ud hl.' woull not make any BpecJfl sta t~Cment now or lat er con!'e-rm ng exactly what cau sed hun to f re Bragan so s uddenly Bragan who came to the btg le agu es with a reputation u an nmpl re ba1ter 11nd a fteld comedan kepi 1he same sntlcll in the N<~t 01 al League OnlY th 5 we1:k he a ked Pre ~!dellt Warren Cilea of the NatJOnal Lr-ague lo break up a team of umpm s which Bragan I sa d Ulrew out players and man a[;!ers throug h wh m more than tlr cumstance Bragan thu week was l ned $100 1 by G lc s and warne-d that severe pen;~\tJes m1ght ren,ll unless hl' chan ged hiS pol1c1es The fme Wi:l.li !or com ng back on the field to offer soft drmks to thf' ump1res after they t: d e}eeled htm from GRUESER BLOCK CO. I wtsh lo expre ~ s my s u 1 ~en: IIOMART automatlc gas floor fur DppreclaLIOn to the Co 1 rlhou;;1 nacP 70 COO BTU Good cond1 emplO}t't"s ror the bea tllft 1 lion Clayton Allen Chester llowers Also 1 y fr ends anrl 8 3 3lp relahves who a~ I flowers t~ntl for the many eards 1 rccetved 1953 Dodge ~ Ton Truck G!lOO r!urlllg my l\p!!pltallza ion at !ihape priced nght 15 ducks all colors pr£'1tY J)ets Call af Holzer Hospllul Your kmdne~ will never be fon:otten Mrs t(lr 6 P m L C Reed 7'f.! p R·' mill's north or Pomeroy on erry ,g!ls Pomuoy Ol 0 Route 33 lsi hoUse abov£' SLal<' 821te Pa1 k 7 30 6tc 6 35 Sports Eye o.. NBC News 700 Chult>a Farrell Sho,.. 730 wens Fargo CHI(. AGO L P - Bra~an was fred as manii~er or Brown Nov 2 "'lulld htt.r For L•.... 4 } ear old rtdlllg horse Genlle for chlidren Saddle- and brtdle 1 $150 00 Phone 907M Vtrgtl Tea HAM SHOOT at n~f7t"Ckt>~ Farm Bashan Road Sunda) ~ Syra~se 8 3 3tc 4th of August 100 ul Dar ~( BALED HAY Baled slraw oat~ Sponsored b} Moos.., 1 odge and Barlo) Frank Beach M1d 8-1 3te - -- ---1 dleport R 0 8 a 3tp Mod~n Roman~es 800 Twenty One CONCRETE (l) Not1ces Matinee Theater 300 Qulen for a Day Pomeroy DomestJC: Commercial Datry 2 ~e•ta Pf'~ word; one ln.to.rtlon Minimum ebo.rae 50c --4. ~ntl Trutb llr Consequence• T1c Tac Dough It Cguld Be Yoll Tex It Jinx 200 0 Rad Boy Bragan Fired From Pirate 1 ..~0 ~~·~. ~~!:!.~. R D ho= &heir IJob; Danny Murtaugh Takes Pilot Post ~·;;.~~:.-;., ~?.n!!·~uodo;~. ~:~ REGULAR PRICE h;:&; fT• e w 5 ome oD a <JU ]~uJlough a.nddwlll ~olle~rg ~n. Mor o\erdoeaMs utyEd' R ~""' 1 r an ra eyno1 ~ lD 4 h ld G 1 Nlek Pier c 1 ren 01 a 11 lptl 11 ee ~nf M~ and Mrs Glen White Of 0 um us Home made let' eream and cak8 w<~~ SP.rvl'd m the afternoon RETURNS HOP..IE Norman Roush son of Mr and ),frs J.arold G RoWih of Letart Fall!! has ~turned home trom Camp Campbell K.Y where be hu apent the pa~l six weeks attendinJ R 0 T C camp He II I ltudeut at Oh1o UmvtrsltY m Athen1 1 BtG PtNEY STILL COOL NEW YORK (UP)-'111e U S Wealhcr Bureau U!d the low tern perature reported m the nation tb s mornmg was 34 degreea at B1g P1ney Wyo Tbe bigh wmpl"rature reported Friday wa1 110 de gree-s at El Cenlr" Cahf ( 5 l Persona Is Wlll the party th11t took pur11~ and money frnm my hun please return ll I nel'd t 1 w1ll he most grateful and no questlons asked Mrs Fannll Kaspar Minersville Ohro 7 31 3tc ~---- 8 30 9 00 Saturday- Chann'el8 8 00 L1fe on the Farm 8 30 C..1ptatn Kangaroo 9 30 ~llghtv Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Rrmch 030 Its A. H!t 11 00 Bt~ Top 12 00 1he Lunc Rnnger 12 30 To .... n P 1d Country 12 45 Bast'ba\1 Preview 12M Gam1 of the Week :l 00 B ook lv Handicap 4 00 1 he Early Show 5 00 You A.re There 6 uO Mr lJ\stnct Attorney 6 30 BuN' neers 7 00 I he J1mmy Durante Sho~ 7 10 J '"J tor The Money 8 00 Ga e tslorm Show 8 30 SHO Playhouse 0 00 tiuru;moke g 30 f'olden Pl8yhou!le 10 00 1 he tale Sh.ow II OU 1 he Lute 1 ate Show I 30 10 00 10 t5 Sunday- ChanneIa !I 00 I amp Unto My Feet 9 30 L >ok Up & L1ve 10 00 r~c on New York 1o 30 caruera Three II OQ 11 30 12 00 12 so 1 30 2 00 • 00 4 80 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 Let a Take A '!'rip W1ld Btll Hmkok Hcrkle and Jeckle Badge & Bullets B1g P1ct Jre Sw1mmlllg Champ10nshtp Faee the Natton CBS News The Last Word Amuc Oakley LasSl,.., My Favorit~ Husband 7 00 Ed Sullh an Show 8 00 GE Tbeater Alfred Hitchcock $64.000 Challenge What s My Line Sunda}' News Special The Late Show Monday 7 00 7 30 8 00 B 45 B 55 D 00 9 30 10 30 11 00 11 15 11 30 11 45 12 00 12 30 I 00 I 30 2 00 6 00 8 15 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 31) 9 DO 10 00 10 05 10 10 Action Doudall Etlward1 Robin Hood Burnl' 6: Allen Talent Se~utl Those WhHmg Glrll Ri~hard. Diamond DetectiVe Stud o One Up-to-the-Minute New1 Scaaning the Weather The Late Show 1 00 4 00 .S 00 6 00 6 30 6 45 7 00 8 UO 9 00 W 00 11 30 Sian On MflVi..8 Bible Time Two Gun PluyhouR 1 sts falk It uver N ewa Revtew Per~onal Profile Cowtown U S A 11 ne .vrenra Welt. Show The Country Music Jub1le1 .. Oth Century 'theater Late News J:. Sunday-Channel13 11 59 12 00 12 30 1 00 1 30 2 00 :: 30 4 00 4 30 ~ 00 6 U5 6 30 8 00 Sten On Failh for Today Big Pu:ture Oral H.otM!rt1 Libern(!e TV Sunday Sf:ohool 8 30 Midwestern Hayride 9 00 Mike WaUace Interview 8 30 News aDd Sports 9 30 lOth Century Theater 11 30 Sign Off CHAN'(!!. 13 IIIONDA Y IR Mt Sian. On 11 00 Ad vet turf.fl ,, Le1ornlnj t200 Llbera~Je 12 30 The Gretchen Wade 100 Tbe Femjplr t Taurb I t~ Ne1ghbors 130 Frankie I alne 200 Amerl~an Bandstand 3l!O Lde W .- n Elizabetb • 00 ~IJI) uoo Cartoc.n Club Mic:k' )' Mouse Club Flvt Star Final 01$ John l.taQ> Newt 6 80 7 30 Academy The1tt:r 600 College News conrerPnre Open H.earlng 8 30 Adventure Theater uo Sunday News Hl&hhghls Hollywood F1lm Theater 1010 I Leu Three Lives 11 30 MAY- R-ES-T KN_: !~ri-- looo Wire Serv c• Chlr&a Smllb lnlernatJonul Top TLWe!l and New Sherirf oC Cocblse News ot toe Night T~eater S!gn Off I EATS OSLO OLEAN N Y UP-Halfback ord holder Roger Moen!! Art Davla the Pltl'lbur&h Steel ~t:lum failed to better his l ers No 1 Nattonal Football Lea mark in t.be BOOmeter gue draft last year rna} be lo I here Wednesday but he to the team for the entlce 1957 Lo beat Am;uolca s pion Tom Courtney and seHon Oavls wrote St~lers off1 Derek Johnson In 1 4S 0 e1als tellmg them 1 doctor has holds the world mark l)r at"!vl.!led a year of rP.st to streng Courtney wu timed whUf! Johnson clocked tllf'l\ au mjUied knee JO-HN H••dqu1m" for Lane Cedar t:ll~sta LAU Window FaniFrlildalre Refrigerators Iaker Furnlturt Mlddltport Ohio " 29 tf lam~t•mlte Luggage - (8) Auto Soles 2' or 3 bedroom bou.se Call Ron me Hand Columbus and South ern Eleetrtc Phone 6189 7 27 6lp Rodney Downing --For Rent 114 l I~'~URANCE AGENCY flro~. Automobile H••l'b ---- - - 4 ROOM HOlSE 3 acre garden $35 00 per mo At Appl e Grove See Alex Wheelr.r 7 31 3lc Sleepmg roo ns aoo v for rent Reol Estate Broker 1 In MIDDL&PORT OHIO 6136-M Call P ~ONES 6311 Real Estate a 1 3tp Apartment unf JtnLshed Seem d St Po nero} A lulls Frunk Fugate Phone POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame home ~th hqrdwood floors F ve Room House coa11'Urnace hefltJng Located Arnold 836--Y h1gh and dr) all c1ty services mclndmg sehooJ bus for the children Total pnce under $6000 00 down payment of only For Rent - Extension Ladders. $2200 00 w1tb less than 1t years Scaffold hJarda, Drop Clotbs to pay off the cxislmg loan al Clmton F\:lher, Middle»art. $41 91 per month Phone~ 11 1 tf BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y (8) 3 3tc 7 30-6\c -- - ----- ( 18) Employment FOR SALE 70 acre farm located on !tate route 243 2 miiea from Pomeroy on Harnsonv11le Road 7 acres bottom land 30 acres ,---,--_-- Pamtmg interior and exlenor can be tractored balanee pasture Avatlable now Rates reason and woodland Jarge barn no able Homer Braley Phone house Ntcc locat10n fo" budding 381 Y 7 22-l2U priced very low for qu1ck sale Set J H Eutman owner Wlllted-PAPER H !.NG!l\G.-.. 15 Phon• 833 J years experience Free e'J 1 (8) 3 Jtp mates L V Rehnnger Racln Box 12f Ohio 7-3-tr Grocery and other merchandJse Domg good busmess located m a mce village- w1th good schools churches etc 6 rooms In same building with ~tDCk of merchan d1se Real estate $6000 stock and eqUipment at Inventory "BY th• Poor health reason for selling J H Eastman Salesman or George or Hobstetter Realtor Pomeroy Contfld" B 3 ltp Wonted --- 18bl AutoServ~ces I. R RAWWiGS SONS CO - 24 hour Wret'ker SerVJ~ DaJ Phone 6Z2T Nl11lt Pbone - X DODGE DE.\I.EJIS ,or. best PLYMOUTH 8 8 tl ,----,--- - u~ed car VALUES BILL CHILDS {9) see 1 9 lmop ForSclePEACHES We have Golden Jubilee peach es rep,dy other vanehes wlli f~low Bring contamers. Tel Cheater YU ~201 Wtb~ter Fruit Fann S mi. &..t of Ch..t.r Ohio - for Hire! -· e Gradlnt II: Ditch DiUlDB eBaek Hoe Sentce •Truck Loadmg Equlpment. • Dump Truck SerVice VIJIGJL WAMSLEY Pbone Cheohlre 7·74.79 Me over payments on 1 'k ton 411r conditioner Thl..~ yaar s mo del If.! p111d for F 1fe Refnaer atlon Open evemna:a 7 313t F_O::_R::.;.::SA_L:.E~-;:1,:'"••-,-;:h-::es-N-ew - Ha ven Orehard New Haven Phone Tu24618 729- f Starting Monday Rays Shoe RepaLr 2nd St Middleport open B 2-6tc for -busmeN Aluminum eombtnatloa 1torm ana Kreen windows and doorl Steel and aluminum awnlna:a and can opies caH William Radford Roc:k Spriq:• fS 2 lmop ~n Grill House reglsterctl Boston Terrier pupptes 1 Yz T!tlMfTES EXTERMINATED Ton Ford Truck ¥..t price 1954 For free utspectlon phone 383 M Ford Dtrt Cheap 1953 Dodge G1lrnore Supply Store Pomeroy chettp Phone TU 29400 New All work guaranteed Fully Ill 7 3o-ft c Haven sured vaughan a Induatrtal and Residtntlal Tenn~te Control Scr v1ce St 'Marys W Va 7 25 tf 12 ft motor boat with ateenng wheel and gear ahlft Trailer ~:Mark 25 Mercury Motor 1 year k.ADIO • TJnJ!NlSlON SJt.<FVTCF. old aood as new c o P1cken PhoDao taO. Cleland 4PPU.U. 'Picken11 pnnt & Hardware to Store llt! W Main St.. Pomeror~ Mason W va Phone SP3 5583 2-23 tl _ =-:-::-::7-l0-8tc QUlCK 8J!RVIOE on Wotob &e_:..=.::..::-;-;---;: days old Chf pairtn1 by Faetory Trained He1fer Calf 3 Rock Sprmgs 'IP&tchmaket. COILlNS JEWE. ford t.e1fhe 1t i.mS PomerO)' 1-3-U 31 7 FOR SALE _ Appleg New Ha v.en Orehard Ne". Haven Phone TU 24688 7 ~tf I -otc 11112-'X. I 124 Union Ave Pomcro) tl room hou.se 2 baths level lot out of h1gh water Call Owne 134 S 5th Sl M ddleport Phone 6064 M 8 I 3tc ~--.......,---- (20)Buslness Servir.es I WASHINGTON UP - Tbegoo ernment has 1ss ued new regula lions requmng that r~goratou ACCIDENT -.,.,._ C..U•Ity and- ....... Furms.hed sleepmg room Close m town 127 Buttern t 8 3 12tc For S~e 6 room house bath all mo n Call .:171 L..etart Falls 8-2 tc Cradle or nental Sc1ence 11 Bam br1dge OhiO becauge the lint school of de•tl~try tn the world wat foundeoJ here Safety Doors On Refrigerators Required Now ( 12) Wonted to Rent --==---~ ---- 2 30 a oo Brighter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 ao Edge o! Night 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 Your EiHio Reporter 5 46 Sp•rts Parade ~ 5.5 Weatherman WHTN-TV Channel13 11 59 ~ ----- -- Jimmie De~tn Boston Black1e C.:apta n Kanga1 ou CBS News Local News Fred Warmg Arthur GodfreJ' St.rlk~ It Itch Vahant Lady Love of Llfe Search for Tomorrow Gu1dioe Llgbt Katie 11 K1tche= Aa the World Turaf Our MISS 8rOOkll flous&p8rty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show --------~~---------- Saturday- Channel13 f6) l.ost & Found Fourth Birthday Obserted By Mary (Joy) Kautz The fourth b1rthd Y of M'arv Joyce (Joy) daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kautz w s celebrated Wednesday afternoon with a party on the spaciOus lawn of her par ents home As each guest arr1ved he or she was presented with a frilly party hat Games were led b}' MrS' Samuel Michael after whJch the group sang Happy B1rthday and the hnnored ~ucst opened her mttn) lovely gifts A lovely bJrthday cake was decorated by Joys aunt Mrs Dale Russell of Columbus Mrs Kautz served a picnic lunch 1n mdtvldual decorated blrtbdny boxeS' She waa assisted by Mrs Dale Russell Mrs Woodrow Mora Nola Jane 'Myers arld Bob Kautz In servmg to Nancy Baum Rhea and David Mora Mary Jo Wolfe Stephen Bailey Tommy and Ray Karr Jack1e and George Mora Jenny and Melame Dean Lenora and Lou1se Mtcbael Bobby and Debra Woods Jane Ann and Jerr Russell Ccha McCoy Nttncy Karr Nola Jane Myers Bob Kautz and the honored guest Mother present other than those mentioned were Mrs Delmar B11.um and Mrs Frankie Bailey ~ To Stay In City With Her Niece During Funeral 3 Pome..., N, W. COMPTON, 0. Do .laA Coll!'t street, .__ •-•1' I!!~~Offke~~~R;o~lll'l:~~~~lo~l!~,~!~lo~;I.~(CI.e~~~-~;l'f~M~M~-~'I'It~~~L~I~ - - - --- 1 1 I VACATION I fUN WORTH SHOUTING I ABOUT I SAVE I Bailey Coal Co. Any vacat1on t1me •s more fun 1f you re free of cme and worry It helps to know that your valuables ore protected at home or oway by personal property 1nsuronce ·- See us I / O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Co111pany HUSING IS BACK NICE HOME ON LINCOLN HILL-$8000 LOS ANGELES UP - Famed radiO broadcaster Ted II u s n g Several good restdenllal buys whose vo1ce was fam1har to sports m Pomeroy Moderately pneed l._,teners for 30 yej.rs sli,Ys he Is going to return to th~ a)r waves from $3 500 to $6 000 Terms Available w1th the Columbia Brofldcastmg System effectlVl' Aug 5 He has CALL 452 been 111 M1ss Jean Lama left Friday for Columbus where she wtll stay wtth her mece CRrol Jean Jones while Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones attend 123) the funeral of the1r aunt Mrs Bes NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT sle Strahl Sauvage whu died Wed E1t1t• of Grec• Van Duvn French nesday Fort St C a1r neal Eaton OhiO Oec•••.d Survivors 11clude Dr E H was built m l ~gl by Gener~l W1l Nohce ts hereby given that Ced Sauva,~~;e wilo IS ltvwg tn Colum ktn1on and used b~ Gen Wayn~ rie W Cl,ark whose Post Office add us three sons Francis Wilfred ..<lSS IS P 0 Box 551 Pomeroy and Howard Love f1ve- sisters two u a supply fort Ohio tJ.Nr been duly appointed Ad brothers two step sons and twelve munst~r o( the Estate of Grace grandchildren $400 Monthly Spare 1 hne Van Duyn French late of Mkldle Funeral st>rvlces will be held to Reflllmg and collecting money port Metgs County OhiO deceaSed d8y at .the Pleasant Hill Methodist from our f1ve cent H1gh f rade Dated thts 17th day of July Church w1th bur1al m the Pleasant Nul machmcs m thts area No Selling To qualify for Wl)rlr you 19~7 l~1U Cemetery must have car references $640 John C Bacon cash secured by Inventory DeJudge o[ the Pl obate Court 1'he ftrat Pickard automobile votmg 6 hours a week to bus1 Meigs County Ohto was manufactured at W8rren Ohio ness vour f'nd on percentage (7) 20 27 (BJ 3 3tc n 1899 by J Ward Fackard collections w II nPt up to $400 monthly With very I;:OOrl OOSSI ceased late of Cherter Townshlp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT blllttes of takmg over full tune Est1h of Edwtrd K1"9 QH•aHd Meigs County Ohto Income mcreasmg accordm,gly Dated this 29th day of July 1957 Notice 1s hereb~ gtven that Ed For lntentew mcludc phone tn Jol.\11 C Bacon 1th E Kmg whose Post Off1ce ad apphcatton Wnte All State Dts Judge of the Probate Court dress Is Star Route Chesler Ohio trlbuhng Co 50!1 Flfth Avenue Me1gs County Ohio New York 17 N Y has been duly appomted Executrix ol the Estute" of Edw8rd King de- (8) 10 17 3to Legal NotKes RICHMOND 814 E Mala Sl eno•uun be equ1pped prevent chddren w1th sarcty from devtces bemg to trapped n t hem and suffocatmg The regulatw ns announced Fri day b) the Commerce Depart ment w1ll a~ply to an i"efngera tors sh1pped m mterstate com merre after Oct 30 1958 They euqu re that all refrJg'"alor doors must bl' able to open from tht' 1n The Sunshme Circle or the El B Side I Church Tuppers Plams held its July meehn'l' at the home of Mr!>' MISS PETERS ILL Etf1e Saunders MO~l\EAL (UP)-Jean Peters Followmg the dmner ho •r at 31 n 0 ~ 1 e st r w fe of m1JUona r noon the meetmg was called to or atrh ws exec t ~e How .. rd Hughdi der b} the Pres1denl Mrs Carr e was reported to be m the Mon Bahr treal Neurologrcal Institute today IV th 0 c1 rome back condtt!On Mrs Branscomb wife of the mmtstcr gav"' the open ng prayer EGYPT REL.6.XES Durmg the bustncss sessiOn sev PORT SAID Egypt (UP) ~ erel reports were g1ven ncludmg F.gypt today ga\ e permumon for the secretary s report by Carol an lsnel -eh:~rt c rcd Jtahan cargo Dodderer and the t casurer s re ~hlp to Iran 1 the Suez Cl!nal port by PhyllJR Rowan southbound The comm1t~ee gave a report on the progress o the mak ng of the Frtendshlp autlt which t!l to be presented to the pastor Rev Draru TIME and MONEY comb and famrly Buy Your Coal In A cnntrJbutwn of $50 wa~ \oOied to be pa1d on the sahtry or the August mimsler Lump $6.50 F DB Mhw Clostng prayer v.as h~ Mrs Ef E11 $5.50 F 0 B Mine r1c Saunders 3/8 x 11/4 Stoker F 0 8 MIM R_A_M _ S_T_O_S_C_ R-IM_M _ A-GE Pnces SubJect To Cbange Sept 1St The REDLANDS Calif Ut> Los Angeles Rams w II hold the r fnst wtra squad game here Sun Pom•roy, 0 day naght wtth 14 rook1es gettmg the1r fust opportumly to mee-t the veteran~ helmet to helmet Coach SJd Gilman sa1d the game would la3t one hour and was set up pn mar!ly so that the rook1es could meet the ve'erans m act1on Progress Report On Quilt G1ven At Circle Meet I The Insurance Agenh At1ociation efMeigs County Check With You New Furnitur• FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ua The 8rlgn1est Com01 ID Mlddlepnrl V D EDWARDS INS Ph 35 X, Pomero1 WARNE&-IIILE, INS Ph 411-Y, J'om...J "Ph 425-X, PomenJ Ph 8315 X Mlddlepot1 G E REUTER, INS BARNES-SIMPSON INS DOWNING INS HOBSTETfi!R, INS DAVIS-WARNER INS Ph 8138 M, Middleport Ph 232, PomeroJ Pb 3311-X, Pomero1 �• I REEDSVILLE Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy·M1ddl•port. 0 ., Aug. 3. 1957~~ 1 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 3, 1857 Tigers Play Pt.Pl~t Racine Lashes Pirates 22-2; Foozy: 2Homers DESK In Make-Up The Ohio Valley Association baseball leaeue come1 up to ili nest to bst round-robin playing date tomorrow wit.b the Hanford Tigers favored to maintain a tic for tlr .ot. and then move into the cbamp!ooshlp the Sunday following. Cbet 'Syracuse Edges -Dodgers 11-9 In LL Contest "ru D•Uu Sentinel Oliver's dub, with an open date, plays lowly Pt. Pleasant at Wiihama Sunday in a makeup game. Ha!ltford is 1-3 and Point is 1·8. Meanwhill,". Racine, also 7-3. en tertainfi Pomeroy, 3-7, and can win if Hucy Reynolds doesn't come to pitch ror Pomci"Oy. If Reynold ~ does corrie. Little Foozy Wolfe will hl''e • tough job \.OD his hands. Reynolds hasn't lo1t in Lhe OVA in tbree sh1rts. Middleport, at 6-4, Is tied with GalliPQIIa, and the$e clubs hattie it out at Gallipolis Sunday for th C' third an(f fourth place .star1dings. Middleport 1hould be al full strength with pitchers Mickey Miller and Jim Bowlee and Charley S~obart an hand plus sluggers Bobby Nelson, Robert Nelson , Hank Clatworthy, Dave Hindy an1~ Woody Cflll to hit the long ball . On !he following Sunday Hartford entertajn~ Galllpoli!l, Racint! 106!1 fo Middleport and Po int Pleasant come~ ta Pc:meroy . Managers Will Meet Monday SPORTS iNDIAl~S, YANK.EES WIN FINAL GAMES Little League Baseball play l:n Middleport ended lasJ eveninz with the Indians victors in their final game .3·2 on Johnny Singer's 7th inning solo homer and the Yankees taking a lopsided 8-1 victory oVer the Red Sox. pled and scored on an Infield out. Singer tied it in the fifth when he was safe on a fielders' l!holre and soored on Bol in's · double. Senators 100 100 0-2 5 2 tndians ·100 010 1-3 6 4 Manley and Mulford. McElhinncy and Singer. YANKEES ROLL The Yankees ended their seot.· 1 son with an 8-l win Mer the Red 1 Sox as Slater went all the way with a 3-hitter. Meanwhile, the Yankee& teed ofr on Oiler ami Mike Little for 13 hits, stacking six of them in a 3·rurr fourth inning · The Red Sox drew first blood in - - =::::--;--;-:--::-::-;o-;-:-;--;: the second n Gilkey walked and scored after singles by K. Cale· m<~n and Halley. But that was all The Yankees got two in their halt of the second, three in the third and fourth. Yankee bitters were Bing, Alleruworth, Wilson, Swacktutmcr, Haye.a, On( each, and Slater with two for four . ' Yankees 023 300-.-8 13 ? ( RE"d Sox 010 000--1 3 ! Oller and M . Little (5j, and S. Litlle, Gilkey (e). Slater and AI· lensworth. oyd Promised Another TV Go For Vaughn Win NEW YORK (UP)-Malchmaker The Syratuse Indians overcame Bill)' Brown promised middle· a plague of <:! trors - seven in all weight contender B,pbpy Boyd anThis battle shaping up between the Pony League Tigers- - to outla11t the Dodgers 11--9 Fri· other TV fight in September todaY day evening. Jim Louks of the For the Indians _it cli.maxed_ a champions-and the All-Stars selected from the balance of the winners pitched a 7-hltt.E!r. because of Friday night's fifth successful season Wit~ a rnaa:n1fi· league Monday !vening should be a Lulu. lt will be played on straight victor~· on. the comeback It was 11 ·7 going ir' the top of cent 25·1 record agaanst alt comtrail and second over Willi e the main Pomeroy diamond at the high school . the firth, called on dtrkne.a after en. The club was beaten once Vaugb"n in their return 10-rouudcr A glittering array of hitting power will be stacked into the the Inning. The Dodgers rallletl each half .by _league . oppont!~t~. at St. NicholaS ArWJa. fOI" two runs as Don Meier Jed off lo81 to Racme lR a nl&:ht exh1b1AU-S~ars including such sluggers as Bill Wilson, ;a. natural, Boyd of C~icago, .showing im with a double, Don Newman and tiou match, and dropped one to a --~-:=:-::-:=:---cUpping along at a .400 pace in league play; an outstanding prohment at c.lo ~ • quart_e r f~t­ Don Swisher walked, Je(f Blgg~ Gallipolis All-Star team. SOLD OUT pitching prospect; Terry Night; from Racine , Juane Wee Foo- fanned, and two scored oil two ering, won a majority deciSIOn oW . ST. LOUIS UP - The St. Louis zy Wolfe, 12-year-old phenom batting .360 in compeUtion with rors. b Several ri~J~ed •ut ~ames ha~de Cardinals bave ~>' sold out all re- a better . cor•.ii~ioned Vaug9m of 13 and 14-year-olds who is a third basema·n in Pony play and Syraeuse won It when thq_ addecn c.. nce .c as no earn cau !erved tickets for Sunday's dou- Hollywood, Calif., in t~ir nation· ed three runs in the third to eight catch up with th.e Indliins. The 1 bJe-header with the Philadelpria ally-televised and broadcaM fight. sluggers Roger Stewart, Butchie Arms and Sam Flannagan of in the first. Dave Baker led off overall !eason record Of the other Phillies and tbe following Sun- One or the threl! ring ntriciab Syr"acuse club. by singling and with one out Er- clubr Is Yankees, 8-ll; Red Sox , By UNITED PRESS day's single game with the Mil- called it a draw. Other All-Stars are Jill' qualls. JoJo Smith and Joe Field& nic SU!son, Mlekey Winebrenner, 6-1.0 and the Senator&, 6-12 (these AMERICAN LEAGUE w..1ukee Bra\'es. The Cards manWhen· they fought at Chicago of the Indians; Jim Wkkline, Jim Cleland, and little Rog~ and Jim. Louks singled. bcmg_ league ~ames only, .0 .~ t W. L. Pet. Ga agement said 7,000 general ad- Jast May 15, Boyd won a split Birch of Racine . countmg pract1ce or exhibition New York 66 34 .660 mission .tiCkets would go on sale ven1ict when one of ~he officials Other Syracuse hitters were Ga· games). Chicago 61 39 .610 5 at•ll a. m. on those dates, Aug. 4 favorelt V11.ugh.Jl. Against the:sc bovs Jim Diehl ry Jenkins, two doubles, Ernle Sis· Pre.ident Lionel Boggs said to- ,Boston ~f' 46 ·-..545 ll"k , and 11. and Rich Jones will send a club TO PAY EACH $50 son and Winebrenner each a dou- day Middleport will r.ot e nter n Cleveland 50 !50 .:K)() 16 that hu nattened everybody more .. WESTMINSTER. Md. UP - The ble, ·Geo. Cunduff and Johnny team in the Wellston invitational Detroit W 50 .500 16 than it ba s been beaten during the RWKII OKAY Batimore Colts will paY each par· Lisle singles. tournament due to the distance in· Baltimore 48 53 .475 181ft summC>r sc hedule . The Tigen• h11d BALTIMORE UP Rookie tidpatlng member of the football it sewed up two weeks ago be· Siswn baa hit safely in elkht of volved, and bceause the league Washington 37 8fl .359 30-r, cause they t> ~d Ute ~orscs to do it hl.s last 10 appearances. wants ttl .concentr.ate on playing Kansas City 36 8~ .3:16 so-r, Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore team $50 for each National FootOrioles was pronounced in "no ball League exhibition game. Gcn· and the dri v N~ to gf'i them hcnded Other Dodger hltten were Den· an abbreViated Pony ~ague ache· Frl41y's Resulh CHICAGO (UP)-.-Roberto de Vl- nls Moure, Mike Roberts, II n d dule during Augt,~st. in the right direction- which in Baltirrf'Ofe !i Kansas City 4. (1st), danger" at UniOn Memarial Hos· era! Manager Don Kellett said the pital today although 16 stitches move was nut prompted by Com&ports is thf' champium;hip , alwa)'s. cenzo, a veteran Argentine golf John Curd, singles; Rich Arnold All uniforms wen to he turned twilig·h~ 13 innings star, was oa the road to a double two singles, and raul Sprouse, a in this weekend and slored !or Baltimore 10 Kansas City 2 (2nd I, had to be taken in his forehead missioner Bert Bell's decision on Their record , IJ 5. after he was hit in the head by a Thursday to recagnize the player's 1 hP. wlater. The Tiger hattcry will line up victory today aii the halfway le.ad- double. night pitch Friday night. er in Tam O'Shantet'& Al· l Ameriunion. this wily: Louks fanned 7, walked 3 and The Indial'nl' Johnny Singer, Wnshlngton 2 Detroit I, night 1 Tiger baltl..: rymen will be Eddie can tourney. hit one; Curd fanned 2 walked 3; running like a deer, got the win· New York 3 Cleveland 2, night • Bartels, 8-1. and the dub's lead· ning run against a tough Senaton Boston 5 Chict~go 4 (10 inns, nlghl) De Vic(!nzo came wit·hln one Arnold fanned 4, walked 4. ing hitter at about .:mo _ and Hog 411 t2- 9 7 3 club last evening in the finale as Sunday'• G•mes stroke of Lloyd Mangntm'l courae Dodgers (Frank; El){'rshachi Hartcls bat!!' 803 Ox-lt 10 7 Run McElhinney and Ronnie Man· Cleveland at New York (2) record Friday with an eight-under· Syracuse third , >Ehersbarh a 275 hitter, batA Curd, Arnold (4} and Meier, Ro- ley locked up in a brilliant pitch· Detroit al Washington par 84 to move into first place by SC\'Cnth. Kansas City at Baltimore two 11trokes with a 36-hole total of bert& (4). Louks and Winebrenner, er's duel. The rest of the order, according WOLFE'S BAT HOT Singer's hard groiJnd liner to Chicago at Boston to Hirh Jonf'H, with their approxi 133, 11 -undcr par. Two home runs Py Duane Wee right Look a bad bounce past rightBilly Casper Jr ., Bonita, Callf., mate batting ~- vuages are Terry Foozy Wolfe and one by Howard fielder Karr and Singer undoubt· NATIONAL LEAGUE Ohlin gl'r, leadoff. 27~ . or and re- second on opening day with a 67, John5Cn highUghted a 22-run Oil· edit one ot the fastest ;unners in Plus Taoc and Recappable Tire W. L. Pet. GB serve pitchi•r; Edifie lfu[fington, held the ru~ncr·up spot with a 68 slaught by the Raelne Little Lea- this area for 6is age, made it' home St. Louis 60 40 .600 ss, .:i:iO; (iary Moore (batting for 13~. whtle Paul Harney, Wor· Milwaukee 61 41 .l'i98 guera over the Pirates _last even- ' sDfely with feet to spare. fourth) rf. ,359; Mike Werry, 3b I c~ster_, M~ss.~ under p&.r the 19th lng at Pomeroy . The fmal count It was 1-1 aFter the first inning. Brooklyn 58 43 .574 2 1h .313; Ray Poulin , Jf. 340; Howard t1me tn h1s la.st 23 rounds, took a was 22·2. In lhe Senators' half of the first Cincinnati 57 44 .564 3~ Well , lb, .27~ and Dur Coates, bat· 67 for 136. The Pirates got_ three hih off Manley got a solo homer and for Philadelphia 56 48 .549 5 ting ninth, .250. Jimmy De m are t, Kiamesha pitcher Larry Pnce. _They were the Indians McElhinney ¥'AS safe New Yot'k 43 59· .422 18 Reserve!~ arc David Brown, Jim Plus Tax Lal~e, N.Y ., .h ad the third best /!Ingles bY Dutch Meier, Mickey on an error and scored oil\ Bolin's Pittsburgh S6 68 .353 25 Sprouse , Bob Springer and Benny round of tht• tlay, 66, for 137, and Mcnchln1, .and Lanny Tyo. , single. The Senaton made it 2-1 Chicago 34 66 .340 26 Ewing, outfielders; and Johnny Me· a one-stroke edge on Tommy Bolt. Mcnnwh1lc Johnson added a sm- in the fourth when G. Stobart tri· Frld•y's Resultt Murray, infit::idcr . Los Angeles ; Don Fairfteld, Ca- gle to his homer, Price had three ------Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 4 Said Rich: George Korn, starting pitcher Cincinnati 9 New York 6, night sey, Ill.; Doug Ford, Mahopac, singles, Poanuls Wickline tripled. '" You can't .o;~y L'nough about N.Y., and Bob Rosburg, San Frail· Wolfe had two doubles with his for the Yankees, gave up four runs Milwaukee 1 Brooklyn 0 , night these buy s on that starting order. cisco. · four-baggers. Ted Bailey threr. and three hits in two innings and St. Louis t\ Philadelphia 4 (10 in· The)' 're real h:tseit1Jll players." · hl . singles. Don Arnotl a single .and walkc•l three, before being remngs, mg H the summer baseball program double, Rick Sargent a triple and Ucvcd Dy Bob Bowen who finished Sund•y't G•m" WIN FOUR MORI has nol been a 8lriking success in single, Jeff Lee a single and Roy up. Pitl-.burgh at Chicago (2) STOCKHOLM, Swejlen UP Pomeroy tllld Middleport I'd like tluee singles. Tonuny White, winning pitcher, New York at Cincinnati (21 United S$ates track and field atars to ~ce one that was. The bc.sl of ' ' Menchinl went all the way for werl.t five innings, giving up one Philad£'1phia at St. Louis (2) organization h:1~ rc·~ultet! in ficld6 won four more event• here Fri· the losers. run and twa hill, a single lo PeeBrooklyn at Milwaukee bcin fl lined and ready on time, day j.iwinJ them nine vletorles in R:J.cine 3M (11)21-22 22 0 we'e Norton, and a run-scoring tri· tnternatiOitit L••tu• umpire& al\'/ays avaHahle, Some the two • day international meet. Pirate!'! 100 0 21 2 3 4 ple to Boff'cn. Miitmi 5 -Rochester 0 (bt, 7 inn) TOQl Co~p~rtney of Livtngatofl, N. J, rhubarbs but no more than mlcht Priee and Hawell. Mcnchlnl18nd W"lte had two home runs, the Rochester 13 Miami 2 (2nd) be expected ln hard competition, wo)\ the sop - mete+ ~eat.; Joah Meier. first a three-run homer and th e Columbu~ 6 Toronta 2 the most fa ithfu l pnrtlcipatlon Culbreath of PhlladtlphtT'Wml .the SYRACUSI WINS second a solo affair. Mike Spen· Mori:treal 3 Riehmand o 400-mctcr hurdles; Frank Hermann by the boys themselves which 1.9 The Redlcgs beat the Yankees , eer, catcher for the Rectlegs, got Buffalo 5 Havana 3 '\ of Stanford U. won the 2tlO·meter the key to thf' whole deal. 19·2 last evenins on the Yanke~ . a so la homer too. Am.rlc•n A,aoel•tlon dash, and Rink Rabka of SouthPhil WIIU11111son If the boy! were not interested ('nough to come oul nnd play , there ern C.nllfornla woq. ~he ditcuss diamond as .eeven Yankee errDI"li 1 The Redlcg~ got nine hits off Wichita 3 Denver 2 (1st, 8 Inn) Pomero}', 0. W. Main Sl. • helped the wmners', eause. Yankee pitchmg. __ I Denver 7 Wichita 3 (2nd) throw. 1wouldn't Ue &lly game~. Don't ror~o:ct lhat. Lack of part.h:ipams' JnI tere!>l 18 where moEt !lummer rcr· 1 realion pruyrams ran flat on their omaha 7 tndilnapolis 6 faces in small town li. Much of the credit for player 1 1 lnlcrc~L reverts lo the mana&ers. GB ll's been their personalities, their drive, thdr dllcp interest in base CINCINNATI (UPl - Manager Big Ted Kluuewski sent the e(from them, heating the Athlet· Richmon d 60 SO .545 2 hAll and in young people, !hat hu Birdie Tebbett& appeared to ha\'e RcdleiS to the front when he hi~ I lea, 5·4, In a 13-inning opener, qnd Toronto , 58 54 .518 5 his Redlegs back In 1trlde today a two run homer off Curt Barcftly ' 10-2, In the nightcap . kept lhings moving. Rochester 58 56 .MlD 6 01 IOMI IIMOII&IIt h 'a easy ror parent... to shell out with 11 player shakeup that has in the first Inning but the Giants Conley. blanked Brooklyn on Miami 55 56 .4~ 7~ 1 a few bucks to h<'lp "Rupport" the been followed hy three vlctorie.'!. got to Hai"'Jeffcoat for three runs four hits and drove in the only Havana 53 60 .469 10 41: program in \he spring of the yc11r. Friday nighl •lt was Wally Post's in the second on Bobby Thom11on's run of the game when he singled Colurhbus 50 81 .4!10 L:!~ Enough hnve don(! that. And three run homer ln tho ninth tbal two run homer, a double by V11l- home Johnny Lagan from second Montreal M 61 .4150 12~ thanks go to t!;(!m . It's not so easy put the clincher to s 9-6 victory my Thomas and a single by Lock· base In the fifth inning. -lo interpose into over half the evc- over the New York Giants In the man. Johnny Podrcs was the nlnga of each week for over two opener of a four a:ame scrlca. pitcher. Today Art Fowler (3·0) will atRay Jablonski's single and Hank Pinch-hitler Harry Simpson sinmonths to work with young people. double knocked out Jeff. Jed h J c 1 · h 1 1'hat'.'l worth loh more than a fin tempt to continue t hc Re dl egs' Sauer'a coat In the third and gnc the CJ Omc erry o em.a.n 1n t c wmnlng waya. He will be opposed Clghth Inning wlt.h the run that b)' Ruben Gomez (11·1) for the Giants a 4·2 lead . Frank Robin- g11ve the Ysnka their f ifth straight Gianlll. aon's single and Don Hoak 's dotl· tria.mph. Southpaw Don Mossi held Posl'a 13th homer came orr AI ble gave the RedleR• 1 run In the New York hitless for 6 HI Innings Wit'- coat Of obllgollon' lo you - will Worthington, the Glanta' third shdh and they tied the &col'(' in orlly to run a(~ul or back-to•back eulomh plana and eatlmatet on any ,... pitehnr of the lame, who act up tho lleventh an Temple's double homera by Gll McDouKald and his eighth defeat by walklns John· and Jerry Lynch's single. Mickey MantLe in the !levcnt!t. 111oclellng proJect. Call u•.nnw! ny Temple and y.leldlna 1 sinalc Hersch Freeman, who pitched Tom Sturdivant posted his ninth to Gus BelJ. to only one batter in the ninth a.l· victory with Bob Grim's aid in the ter rellevlnll Joe Nuxha\1, wu ninth. , IJURGall HOMIRI Ph,eh hitter Smoky BurlileU put credited with hls sixth viclory. WILLIAMS BLASTS NO. 30 you are cramped for 1 MUIIAL HOT Ted Williams ttit a three · run 1 the Redlegs ahead when he clout· tpaet In your ed his 10tb homer with one on of[ Stan Mudal Friday nlghl. blaat· homer, bla 30th, for the Red Sox hom~an allllltl•n•l Marv · Grlaaom in the eighth but ed 11 triple and a pair of doublet In the tffth inning but It w1u room can lte' · · the Giani.! tled the score In the to help the st. Louis c 11rdinals Jackie Jensen's lOth-inning single .w.4f.rabout ninth on a pair of slngln, 11 aae· reel off their lleventh 81-raltht with t~ ba&es IOJ,ded that won rltlcc 111\d Whitey Lockman's sac- victory, 8 UHnnln£ &.4 decision the &;lime &(ter tbe Wjhlte Sax tied rlflee fly . over the Philadelphia Phi Illes. the score at 4,. wit•h · two runs In Mays' 20th homct off Johnny When It was all over, Stan the the ninth. The vlct.ory went to reKlippg:teln had 1lvan the Gtsnts a M•n had taken over the George Su.sce Jr . 5-4 lead tn the toJ) of the eigl\th. Leaiue batting leadership with a Ul&tl but Grluom touldn't hold H. .339 avenge and the Cardinals ,._.., ... b ighall retained their bold on first place by two percentage points ....... PrtiMt ...... . over the Braves. Musial broke up the ball gam<' when he doubled with two out ln the lOth to eeoro Don Blasingame. L•nky Ge"fte Conley pitched and batted the Brave• to a I-() vie· ' SAT., AUG. '- 1100 p.on. CIIT) tory over the Dod1ers and t'ht Cuba beat tbe Plratea, 6-4. Guarar 1teed Pune YANKS WlDIN LIAD IKIIA'IIOII .... $600 aplnlt ~D% net taW . The Yan'kee• w I d e ne d their 8 stock ear ra~lna. eweta. Modifled and olrlctly otoclco. Compo- American Leoaue )ead to !lv~ utillud fot • ncrHIIM tilioD Optfi, Adultl, 11.25. Un· James with a 3·2 win over the der 12, PllEE. ParklnJ, FRU .. Indians; the Red Sox nipped th., ,....... WMI hr tnttr• In event of lnelement wea\her, White Sos., 5--4, In 10 lnnlqp; lah•'"l· Coft u1ual~r purn wlll be 100'11 net ·Cate. 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Mrs. Hurry Brown s.ud sons caB · ed at the Painter home Wednesda}'' M d . r an Mrs Jumor Taylttr and daughter Addison called on Mrs Robert Painter Wednesday after: By Mn. Rut.seli P.1lnter Mr . 11nd Mn. C urt i~ Buley lpent Pridoy with Mrs Mary Ha lley Mrs. 'Murtha Wolfe , Mr and Mrs Wttlter Shmt•r. Mrs. Oma Pinel\ llld Mr ttnll IJ.Irs . Lawrcnt·~ Pinel: ·~er~ n ·•·t•n• tt~ller" :~t lhe Will He ilm11. n hOIIlt' . Mrs . M~n Railey _,p en~ IW{' Wei"ks th~· \." uru~ BILiit"y hume Ill Atlwns. .• Mrs Virg1l HcJU~>r• 11 ud l"hiidren Mr9.. J~11 ni"' ltoush ~nd Mrs. Mar guerllt' Heaton calil"d 011 !\Irs. Elh atleth Wi ckh~m of Cht•slt'l" rt'Cl'llt ly. A pknic tlinnLr w11 s held Su!J · ,day nt>ar Svrac usP in honor of Mrs M"gu·r·,, H 1 B " · ._ e e11 on o1 rau enton, Fla. Those attending we.re i.!r. &nd :\1r~. Jame.~ Heaton awl famii .L Mrs. Je"Jlnie Housh r..lr 'l.lltl nlMln, ---· _· __ · ____ -~ I DAILY CROSSWORD A.CROSS 1. A fat· 23. Jumbl~ 3. Misapp ly. lng lailed Sheep 6. Rooater-8 11 . Pungent 2t. Inter. val t. Wild pig be· 5. Somt l. Comp•res vcgrtabte 12 . City ( Neb-1 13. [,Jtera.ry <!Omp08itlou H . Hebrew tween two acta 1the•t.) 25. Tuni!l. r. Leave out 8. Packing box 9. A resthou:te month 1Nea.r EutJ 15. Stimull!4 16. Walt 2U. Ob.serve 22. Femaloi! rutt 18. Disfigure 19.Muk 21 . Fortified 26. Interior 27. Fish net :!8. MoUt 29. Snapplsh 30. hl&.nd CAerean ' ,," r4Jer to. s ....mly .~., ' iEJYPtl 38. O~e&M 4.C. Toper hummlnc• veyed .S::J. Smell 36. Monatt~ biN w ,. view t3. Basque· tiki fi . .... ,., 44 . Burned residue ,.. 3J . THE SMITH FAIIIIL 1 · lin. J osephine Picke#U of Rwd .. " 1Lvdl _IUbbl1• villr attended t he funeral of Mr1 . e a~null reunwn thf' Bnr- Picken( sister Mn . .NellU! Serl· 1 lnf fam&IJ' "NMI hejd SundJy July man at Eaat Liverpool. Sai-IP'dar . at the Forked Run Lake . Word haa heen recPIY~d hf'r~e-I $2 MILLION LEVY or the death or Mr_, . NPille Seckn;-an. ~:who dted at her .home m . LORAIN.' 0 .. UP-A apec111l F.arf\ Lncrpool. July _2, She w11 t·ny couoctl it!IUC>n Monday DiJ: h : lJ_o rn he-re and Ia IUf\'IVt'd b)· thrt'e 11pprovcd the pladnJ of a twv :W<Iers , l'olrs. J ~sephml' Picken~ .. uf nullion doll•r tu l~vy . on lbe flt"t'dsvdle , Mrs . Lulu Murrlf1' . Mld· I Novembe,- b.llloL fhe JOODt') dleport . Mrs . Ell11 Fe-llow s •.'r ttieh I would bt: \Ut"d Lo finanee • _lO wood , . Ohio \Bun al wss w tht· pt>r cent pay lncreaH ·fM" ~t7 IH vervJew Ce ~}ery . Eut 1.1\'t:r wol"ket~ next year. pool , Ohio KlED COMING lACK ~r. aut! Mrs. Fred Welb of 1 Spt>ucer, W_ Va., ond M~!l_- L::~~.;ra lynch or Ravenswood vtslteo re· _ MIA~ll BEACH_ UP-F~shy rent!~ here with their sister , Mrs K1d Ga~ll~fl. w_bo lUll hi• v~ oru Rush1a Shumwa:.·. of rel(ammg "i.he wellerwei&hl ·1 d · h' 31 d Mr and Mrs. l ~ slie Mays, Mr. 1 111 e e_sp1te _1.11 years an J and Mrs. Fred l'~ulton and gr~nd depress1n1 tos1na; J~tre~k- gekts ;, dau.:hter, Eileen Fulton, or Rll"h ·l blg chance to boost -hll ltOC tu wood ~·ere week end yuest.~ of ni.:ht aainst Caspar Ortega at t hll Miss M~trgaret Peters. , Miami Betctl Auditorium. Henry Rockhold and family of Akron were recent guests of Wa l-l BALTlMORE, UP- Milt Pap!J<:os ter Roekhold and family and oth· . ld b · h ·11 er relrtives. llB year _o onu~ p1 1c er w1 1 the nalhmore OriOles., wu re Mr. t.n d Mrs. P~>JI Klt:oble_of Hel- 1 stored to the active Jh;t today up pre were ..:ueflts Sunday u1 lhc 011 the order (If Comminioner h(Lme or M:·_ and Mrs. M. D. Heed Ford Fl'ick The Orioles "wete o1·· and Marybelle. . . · dered to ta.ke Pappas off t.he d1s Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wllh&lll'IJit'ft abled list after he W!IS di:teover· Monda)' b~ ylane for Ho~lidayburg, ed pJtching batting praetke. Pa., to VlSII Mrs. Wllhllms' broer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering_ ! , R~v. and Mr~. J:iugh Young and 1 A?out nme ~I~Hon of tbe _170 fam1ly of lllmoiS were recf'nt mi!l1on people hvmg io t;e United guests. of the Humphrey fl\lllii ies. Statell call the State of OlJjo home . Th '11\.I~Jt>~: c.~:. n1\-IG " ° ~\l ltR ~~ 10 F.> NO SNOoP. 128 I I .. I GASOLINE ALLEY HOW 3 SHOTS PROTECT AGAINST POLIO - • :7;~ ~ 41 . Decorate t2. A long 1 Mi ~' ~ "' ......., 37. Sacrtd bull ~ ,. Sea) 32. Hour (abbr.) 33. Makea neat and tld)l 37. Wine receptacle& 39. Range ot hill! ,Racine Mr. md ll.n. Bany Pkkem o! a1:d the former'• mother, I lan 10. Grit 31. Eaker 16. Rough lava 33. Sel:u 18. Gaiety 34. Be 19. Give (Scot ) con- Up(Ln 17. Rupeu (abbr. I - -------- ----- ::%1. 130 LITTLE 01\PHAN AN Nit. -- "- 4> DOWN 1 . Performs 2. Without spdng.s SECOND SHOT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work II: AKTDLBAA.XR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A 11 u•ed ror the three L's, X tor the. two O's, etc. Single letttr .. epoa· 1rophes, the len.-th ~ 11 t9Q"nation ot the ..wor<la are all blnLa. Each day the cole tettml are 4!11tferent. ' . FIRST SHOT A Cf)'ptogram Quotation :t.I>XY QXYPKI GTCY IMLN XN JCY, OPHKK QXYPKXN . . ONMPD• DICK TRACY GHOPXN 7 MONTHS Z!>lJCY-OLNYO. Y•terd!l~''A Cryptoquote1 THE .M JRACLB 1'0·DAT · IS 1'l:IAT Wl!: FIND A LOVER TitUS: : NOT THAT A WOM· AN'S KIND-CONGREVE. J)ULirlbllttd br IUor J'eaturu l)'adlcatt VACCINATE BEFORE TOO LATE!. r-., •• /' • ... ._ 4 ,.t. .J/J,. I \THE NATIONAl FOUNDATION FOR INFANTilE PARAlYSIS HOW DO ~E LIKE 'EM, r:ooTS!E 1 CALL 435 ... 111111 YOUI IIOMI UP JO MODIII LIVIII STIIDAUS $14.37 BY ERNIE BUSIIMILLIIB I'M GLAD THAT BLASTIN~ DIIDN'T DO ANY DAMAGE IT MADE A HOLE IN OUR RUG . ...... ' SEETHE NEW Torch Sp11dwoy ................ .,.,. ••• 1958 '$11.18 Phileo , FOR THOSE TOUGH DAYS CLEANING HOUSE. MOM KNOWS A MILK BREAK IS BEST. FOR ALL THE FAMILY. 1 GALIJPOLJB TORCH. DHlO ' N..r P'arktrabul'l, w.v .. troit; and the Orioles shoved Kan· 11111 City into tM basement by - twl·niJht double-head- -· 4'-V•" HOTEL MARTIN BAR P-et'Oif• Be•tl DIDe, DriU and·Dnce ta lhe boW ol file heaulltul OPEN DAlLY ?:00 A,.M. to 2:00 Al[. $5.59 - ASSOCIATED RADIO • and TV -- ' .. ' Harry MDior, O!Jior .E MaSt. Phoae *114-J ..- .. Samuel . 0. ,Perry Oblo 111-. OHIO TELEVISION SETS NOW ON DISPLAY AT 'Under The New Man8Jement of Use Dairy Products . SPRING HILL DAIRY ,,....,,,• .Fir•t ""'"'"" n· MILK GIVES HER THE ENERGY j ..... KID- I lYTIC lOOMS • ••nnwus -. -•IIICIIII WlLUE WINKLE ..- YICLL .•WE. ~A~ 10 HAVE E.\IER.miNG .JUST 50.-AFlER All, TI-lE B~N ' IS COMIWGJ • • IDOfllt -. I"OIIY IOtMS ,.............,....,.,, ,.,.. • PliiiUI ltOMI • THE POMEROY-WtEJ« .BLOCK COMPANY , t2 Vem of -CO!!&Ilous Service Pom.orol' PI!ONii 82 or 43& POJIEROY ' ' .c ' ""' ... -------·- \ . YOUR SWO.ROFI~ . FELL OFF THE ~""T>~~ WALL �• I REEDSVILLE Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy·M1ddl•port. 0 ., Aug. 3. 1957~~ 1 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 3, 1857 Tigers Play Pt.Pl~t Racine Lashes Pirates 22-2; Foozy: 2Homers DESK In Make-Up The Ohio Valley Association baseball leaeue come1 up to ili nest to bst round-robin playing date tomorrow wit.b the Hanford Tigers favored to maintain a tic for tlr .ot. and then move into the cbamp!ooshlp the Sunday following. Cbet 'Syracuse Edges -Dodgers 11-9 In LL Contest "ru D•Uu Sentinel Oliver's dub, with an open date, plays lowly Pt. Pleasant at Wiihama Sunday in a makeup game. Ha!ltford is 1-3 and Point is 1·8. Meanwhill,". Racine, also 7-3. en tertainfi Pomeroy, 3-7, and can win if Hucy Reynolds doesn't come to pitch ror Pomci"Oy. If Reynold ~ does corrie. Little Foozy Wolfe will hl''e • tough job \.OD his hands. Reynolds hasn't lo1t in Lhe OVA in tbree sh1rts. Middleport, at 6-4, Is tied with GalliPQIIa, and the$e clubs hattie it out at Gallipolis Sunday for th C' third an(f fourth place .star1dings. Middleport 1hould be al full strength with pitchers Mickey Miller and Jim Bowlee and Charley S~obart an hand plus sluggers Bobby Nelson, Robert Nelson , Hank Clatworthy, Dave Hindy an1~ Woody Cflll to hit the long ball . On !he following Sunday Hartford entertajn~ Galllpoli!l, Racint! 106!1 fo Middleport and Po int Pleasant come~ ta Pc:meroy . Managers Will Meet Monday SPORTS iNDIAl~S, YANK.EES WIN FINAL GAMES Little League Baseball play l:n Middleport ended lasJ eveninz with the Indians victors in their final game .3·2 on Johnny Singer's 7th inning solo homer and the Yankees taking a lopsided 8-1 victory oVer the Red Sox. pled and scored on an Infield out. Singer tied it in the fifth when he was safe on a fielders' l!holre and soored on Bol in's · double. Senators 100 100 0-2 5 2 tndians ·100 010 1-3 6 4 Manley and Mulford. McElhinncy and Singer. YANKEES ROLL The Yankees ended their seot.· 1 son with an 8-l win Mer the Red 1 Sox as Slater went all the way with a 3-hitter. Meanwhile, the Yankee& teed ofr on Oiler ami Mike Little for 13 hits, stacking six of them in a 3·rurr fourth inning · The Red Sox drew first blood in - - =::::--;--;-:--::-::-;o-;-:-;--;: the second n Gilkey walked and scored after singles by K. Cale· m<~n and Halley. But that was all The Yankees got two in their halt of the second, three in the third and fourth. Yankee bitters were Bing, Alleruworth, Wilson, Swacktutmcr, Haye.a, On( each, and Slater with two for four . ' Yankees 023 300-.-8 13 ? ( RE"d Sox 010 000--1 3 ! Oller and M . Little (5j, and S. Litlle, Gilkey (e). Slater and AI· lensworth. oyd Promised Another TV Go For Vaughn Win NEW YORK (UP)-Malchmaker The Syratuse Indians overcame Bill)' Brown promised middle· a plague of <:! trors - seven in all weight contender B,pbpy Boyd anThis battle shaping up between the Pony League Tigers- - to outla11t the Dodgers 11--9 Fri· other TV fight in September todaY day evening. Jim Louks of the For the Indians _it cli.maxed_ a champions-and the All-Stars selected from the balance of the winners pitched a 7-hltt.E!r. because of Friday night's fifth successful season Wit~ a rnaa:n1fi· league Monday !vening should be a Lulu. lt will be played on straight victor~· on. the comeback It was 11 ·7 going ir' the top of cent 25·1 record agaanst alt comtrail and second over Willi e the main Pomeroy diamond at the high school . the firth, called on dtrkne.a after en. The club was beaten once Vaugb"n in their return 10-rouudcr A glittering array of hitting power will be stacked into the the Inning. The Dodgers rallletl each half .by _league . oppont!~t~. at St. NicholaS ArWJa. fOI" two runs as Don Meier Jed off lo81 to Racme lR a nl&:ht exh1b1AU-S~ars including such sluggers as Bill Wilson, ;a. natural, Boyd of C~icago, .showing im with a double, Don Newman and tiou match, and dropped one to a --~-:=:-::-:=:---cUpping along at a .400 pace in league play; an outstanding prohment at c.lo ~ • quart_e r f~t­ Don Swisher walked, Je(f Blgg~ Gallipolis All-Star team. SOLD OUT pitching prospect; Terry Night; from Racine , Juane Wee Foo- fanned, and two scored oil two ering, won a majority deciSIOn oW . ST. LOUIS UP - The St. Louis zy Wolfe, 12-year-old phenom batting .360 in compeUtion with rors. b Several ri~J~ed •ut ~ames ha~de Cardinals bave ~>' sold out all re- a better . cor•.ii~ioned Vaug9m of 13 and 14-year-olds who is a third basema·n in Pony play and Syraeuse won It when thq_ addecn c.. nce .c as no earn cau !erved tickets for Sunday's dou- Hollywood, Calif., in t~ir nation· ed three runs in the third to eight catch up with th.e Indliins. The 1 bJe-header with the Philadelpria ally-televised and broadcaM fight. sluggers Roger Stewart, Butchie Arms and Sam Flannagan of in the first. Dave Baker led off overall !eason record Of the other Phillies and tbe following Sun- One or the threl! ring ntriciab Syr"acuse club. by singling and with one out Er- clubr Is Yankees, 8-ll; Red Sox , By UNITED PRESS day's single game with the Mil- called it a draw. Other All-Stars are Jill' qualls. JoJo Smith and Joe Field& nic SU!son, Mlekey Winebrenner, 6-1.0 and the Senator&, 6-12 (these AMERICAN LEAGUE w..1ukee Bra\'es. The Cards manWhen· they fought at Chicago of the Indians; Jim Wkkline, Jim Cleland, and little Rog~ and Jim. Louks singled. bcmg_ league ~ames only, .0 .~ t W. L. Pet. Ga agement said 7,000 general ad- Jast May 15, Boyd won a split Birch of Racine . countmg pract1ce or exhibition New York 66 34 .660 mission .tiCkets would go on sale ven1ict when one of ~he officials Other Syracuse hitters were Ga· games). Chicago 61 39 .610 5 at•ll a. m. on those dates, Aug. 4 favorelt V11.ugh.Jl. Against the:sc bovs Jim Diehl ry Jenkins, two doubles, Ernle Sis· Pre.ident Lionel Boggs said to- ,Boston ~f' 46 ·-..545 ll"k , and 11. and Rich Jones will send a club TO PAY EACH $50 son and Winebrenner each a dou- day Middleport will r.ot e nter n Cleveland 50 !50 .:K)() 16 that hu nattened everybody more .. WESTMINSTER. Md. UP - The ble, ·Geo. Cunduff and Johnny team in the Wellston invitational Detroit W 50 .500 16 than it ba s been beaten during the RWKII OKAY Batimore Colts will paY each par· Lisle singles. tournament due to the distance in· Baltimore 48 53 .475 181ft summC>r sc hedule . The Tigen• h11d BALTIMORE UP Rookie tidpatlng member of the football it sewed up two weeks ago be· Siswn baa hit safely in elkht of volved, and bceause the league Washington 37 8fl .359 30-r, cause they t> ~d Ute ~orscs to do it hl.s last 10 appearances. wants ttl .concentr.ate on playing Kansas City 36 8~ .3:16 so-r, Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore team $50 for each National FootOrioles was pronounced in "no ball League exhibition game. Gcn· and the dri v N~ to gf'i them hcnded Other Dodger hltten were Den· an abbreViated Pony ~ague ache· Frl41y's Resulh CHICAGO (UP)-.-Roberto de Vl- nls Moure, Mike Roberts, II n d dule during Augt,~st. in the right direction- which in Baltirrf'Ofe !i Kansas City 4. (1st), danger" at UniOn Memarial Hos· era! Manager Don Kellett said the pital today although 16 stitches move was nut prompted by Com&ports is thf' champium;hip , alwa)'s. cenzo, a veteran Argentine golf John Curd, singles; Rich Arnold All uniforms wen to he turned twilig·h~ 13 innings star, was oa the road to a double two singles, and raul Sprouse, a in this weekend and slored !or Baltimore 10 Kansas City 2 (2nd I, had to be taken in his forehead missioner Bert Bell's decision on Their record , IJ 5. after he was hit in the head by a Thursday to recagnize the player's 1 hP. wlater. The Tiger hattcry will line up victory today aii the halfway le.ad- double. night pitch Friday night. er in Tam O'Shantet'& Al· l Ameriunion. this wily: Louks fanned 7, walked 3 and The Indial'nl' Johnny Singer, Wnshlngton 2 Detroit I, night 1 Tiger baltl..: rymen will be Eddie can tourney. hit one; Curd fanned 2 walked 3; running like a deer, got the win· New York 3 Cleveland 2, night • Bartels, 8-1. and the dub's lead· ning run against a tough Senaton Boston 5 Chict~go 4 (10 inns, nlghl) De Vic(!nzo came wit·hln one Arnold fanned 4, walked 4. ing hitter at about .:mo _ and Hog 411 t2- 9 7 3 club last evening in the finale as Sunday'• G•mes stroke of Lloyd Mangntm'l courae Dodgers (Frank; El){'rshachi Hartcls bat!!' 803 Ox-lt 10 7 Run McElhinney and Ronnie Man· Cleveland at New York (2) record Friday with an eight-under· Syracuse third , >Ehersbarh a 275 hitter, batA Curd, Arnold (4} and Meier, Ro- ley locked up in a brilliant pitch· Detroit al Washington par 84 to move into first place by SC\'Cnth. Kansas City at Baltimore two 11trokes with a 36-hole total of bert& (4). Louks and Winebrenner, er's duel. The rest of the order, according WOLFE'S BAT HOT Singer's hard groiJnd liner to Chicago at Boston to Hirh Jonf'H, with their approxi 133, 11 -undcr par. Two home runs Py Duane Wee right Look a bad bounce past rightBilly Casper Jr ., Bonita, Callf., mate batting ~- vuages are Terry Foozy Wolfe and one by Howard fielder Karr and Singer undoubt· NATIONAL LEAGUE Ohlin gl'r, leadoff. 27~ . or and re- second on opening day with a 67, John5Cn highUghted a 22-run Oil· edit one ot the fastest ;unners in Plus Taoc and Recappable Tire W. L. Pet. GB serve pitchi•r; Edifie lfu[fington, held the ru~ncr·up spot with a 68 slaught by the Raelne Little Lea- this area for 6is age, made it' home St. Louis 60 40 .600 ss, .:i:iO; (iary Moore (batting for 13~. whtle Paul Harney, Wor· Milwaukee 61 41 .l'i98 guera over the Pirates _last even- ' sDfely with feet to spare. fourth) rf. ,359; Mike Werry, 3b I c~ster_, M~ss.~ under p&.r the 19th lng at Pomeroy . The fmal count It was 1-1 aFter the first inning. Brooklyn 58 43 .574 2 1h .313; Ray Poulin , Jf. 340; Howard t1me tn h1s la.st 23 rounds, took a was 22·2. In lhe Senators' half of the first Cincinnati 57 44 .564 3~ Well , lb, .27~ and Dur Coates, bat· 67 for 136. The Pirates got_ three hih off Manley got a solo homer and for Philadelphia 56 48 .549 5 ting ninth, .250. Jimmy De m are t, Kiamesha pitcher Larry Pnce. _They were the Indians McElhinney ¥'AS safe New Yot'k 43 59· .422 18 Reserve!~ arc David Brown, Jim Plus Tax Lal~e, N.Y ., .h ad the third best /!Ingles bY Dutch Meier, Mickey on an error and scored oil\ Bolin's Pittsburgh S6 68 .353 25 Sprouse , Bob Springer and Benny round of tht• tlay, 66, for 137, and Mcnchln1, .and Lanny Tyo. , single. The Senaton made it 2-1 Chicago 34 66 .340 26 Ewing, outfielders; and Johnny Me· a one-stroke edge on Tommy Bolt. Mcnnwh1lc Johnson added a sm- in the fourth when G. Stobart tri· Frld•y's Resultt Murray, infit::idcr . Los Angeles ; Don Fairfteld, Ca- gle to his homer, Price had three ------Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 4 Said Rich: George Korn, starting pitcher Cincinnati 9 New York 6, night sey, Ill.; Doug Ford, Mahopac, singles, Poanuls Wickline tripled. '" You can't .o;~y L'nough about N.Y., and Bob Rosburg, San Frail· Wolfe had two doubles with his for the Yankees, gave up four runs Milwaukee 1 Brooklyn 0 , night these buy s on that starting order. cisco. · four-baggers. Ted Bailey threr. and three hits in two innings and St. Louis t\ Philadelphia 4 (10 in· The)' 're real h:tseit1Jll players." · hl . singles. Don Arnotl a single .and walkc•l three, before being remngs, mg H the summer baseball program double, Rick Sargent a triple and Ucvcd Dy Bob Bowen who finished Sund•y't G•m" WIN FOUR MORI has nol been a 8lriking success in single, Jeff Lee a single and Roy up. Pitl-.burgh at Chicago (2) STOCKHOLM, Swejlen UP Pomeroy tllld Middleport I'd like tluee singles. Tonuny White, winning pitcher, New York at Cincinnati (21 United S$ates track and field atars to ~ce one that was. The bc.sl of ' ' Menchinl went all the way for werl.t five innings, giving up one Philad£'1phia at St. Louis (2) organization h:1~ rc·~ultet! in ficld6 won four more event• here Fri· the losers. run and twa hill, a single lo PeeBrooklyn at Milwaukee bcin fl lined and ready on time, day j.iwinJ them nine vletorles in R:J.cine 3M (11)21-22 22 0 we'e Norton, and a run-scoring tri· tnternatiOitit L••tu• umpire& al\'/ays avaHahle, Some the two • day international meet. Pirate!'! 100 0 21 2 3 4 ple to Boff'cn. Miitmi 5 -Rochester 0 (bt, 7 inn) TOQl Co~p~rtney of Livtngatofl, N. J, rhubarbs but no more than mlcht Priee and Hawell. Mcnchlnl18nd W"lte had two home runs, the Rochester 13 Miami 2 (2nd) be expected ln hard competition, wo)\ the sop - mete+ ~eat.; Joah Meier. first a three-run homer and th e Columbu~ 6 Toronta 2 the most fa ithfu l pnrtlcipatlon Culbreath of PhlladtlphtT'Wml .the SYRACUSI WINS second a solo affair. Mike Spen· Mori:treal 3 Riehmand o 400-mctcr hurdles; Frank Hermann by the boys themselves which 1.9 The Redlcgs beat the Yankees , eer, catcher for the Rectlegs, got Buffalo 5 Havana 3 '\ of Stanford U. won the 2tlO·meter the key to thf' whole deal. 19·2 last evenins on the Yanke~ . a so la homer too. Am.rlc•n A,aoel•tlon dash, and Rink Rabka of SouthPhil WIIU11111son If the boy! were not interested ('nough to come oul nnd play , there ern C.nllfornla woq. ~he ditcuss diamond as .eeven Yankee errDI"li 1 The Redlcg~ got nine hits off Wichita 3 Denver 2 (1st, 8 Inn) Pomero}', 0. W. Main Sl. • helped the wmners', eause. Yankee pitchmg. __ I Denver 7 Wichita 3 (2nd) throw. 1wouldn't Ue &lly game~. Don't ror~o:ct lhat. Lack of part.h:ipams' JnI tere!>l 18 where moEt !lummer rcr· 1 realion pruyrams ran flat on their omaha 7 tndilnapolis 6 faces in small town li. Much of the credit for player 1 1 lnlcrc~L reverts lo the mana&ers. GB ll's been their personalities, their drive, thdr dllcp interest in base CINCINNATI (UPl - Manager Big Ted Kluuewski sent the e(from them, heating the Athlet· Richmon d 60 SO .545 2 hAll and in young people, !hat hu Birdie Tebbett& appeared to ha\'e RcdleiS to the front when he hi~ I lea, 5·4, In a 13-inning opener, qnd Toronto , 58 54 .518 5 his Redlegs back In 1trlde today a two run homer off Curt Barcftly ' 10-2, In the nightcap . kept lhings moving. Rochester 58 56 .MlD 6 01 IOMI IIMOII&IIt h 'a easy ror parent... to shell out with 11 player shakeup that has in the first Inning but the Giants Conley. blanked Brooklyn on Miami 55 56 .4~ 7~ 1 a few bucks to h<'lp "Rupport" the been followed hy three vlctorie.'!. got to Hai"'Jeffcoat for three runs four hits and drove in the only Havana 53 60 .469 10 41: program in \he spring of the yc11r. Friday nighl •lt was Wally Post's in the second on Bobby Thom11on's run of the game when he singled Colurhbus 50 81 .4!10 L:!~ Enough hnve don(! that. And three run homer ln tho ninth tbal two run homer, a double by V11l- home Johnny Lagan from second Montreal M 61 .4150 12~ thanks go to t!;(!m . It's not so easy put the clincher to s 9-6 victory my Thomas and a single by Lock· base In the fifth inning. -lo interpose into over half the evc- over the New York Giants In the man. Johnny Podrcs was the nlnga of each week for over two opener of a four a:ame scrlca. pitcher. Today Art Fowler (3·0) will atRay Jablonski's single and Hank Pinch-hitler Harry Simpson sinmonths to work with young people. double knocked out Jeff. Jed h J c 1 · h 1 1'hat'.'l worth loh more than a fin tempt to continue t hc Re dl egs' Sauer'a coat In the third and gnc the CJ Omc erry o em.a.n 1n t c wmnlng waya. He will be opposed Clghth Inning wlt.h the run that b)' Ruben Gomez (11·1) for the Giants a 4·2 lead . Frank Robin- g11ve the Ysnka their f ifth straight Gianlll. aon's single and Don Hoak 's dotl· tria.mph. Southpaw Don Mossi held Posl'a 13th homer came orr AI ble gave the RedleR• 1 run In the New York hitless for 6 HI Innings Wit'- coat Of obllgollon' lo you - will Worthington, the Glanta' third shdh and they tied the &col'(' in orlly to run a(~ul or back-to•back eulomh plana and eatlmatet on any ,... pitehnr of the lame, who act up tho lleventh an Temple's double homera by Gll McDouKald and his eighth defeat by walklns John· and Jerry Lynch's single. Mickey MantLe in the !levcnt!t. 111oclellng proJect. Call u•.nnw! ny Temple and y.leldlna 1 sinalc Hersch Freeman, who pitched Tom Sturdivant posted his ninth to Gus BelJ. to only one batter in the ninth a.l· victory with Bob Grim's aid in the ter rellevlnll Joe Nuxha\1, wu ninth. , IJURGall HOMIRI Ph,eh hitter Smoky BurlileU put credited with hls sixth viclory. WILLIAMS BLASTS NO. 30 you are cramped for 1 MUIIAL HOT Ted Williams ttit a three · run 1 the Redlegs ahead when he clout· tpaet In your ed his 10tb homer with one on of[ Stan Mudal Friday nlghl. blaat· homer, bla 30th, for the Red Sox hom~an allllltl•n•l Marv · Grlaaom in the eighth but ed 11 triple and a pair of doublet In the tffth inning but It w1u room can lte' · · the Giani.! tled the score In the to help the st. Louis c 11rdinals Jackie Jensen's lOth-inning single .w.4f.rabout ninth on a pair of slngln, 11 aae· reel off their lleventh 81-raltht with t~ ba&es IOJ,ded that won rltlcc 111\d Whitey Lockman's sac- victory, 8 UHnnln£ &.4 decision the &;lime &(ter tbe Wjhlte Sax tied rlflee fly . over the Philadelphia Phi Illes. the score at 4,. wit•h · two runs In Mays' 20th homct off Johnny When It was all over, Stan the the ninth. The vlct.ory went to reKlippg:teln had 1lvan the Gtsnts a M•n had taken over the George Su.sce Jr . 5-4 lead tn the toJ) of the eigl\th. Leaiue batting leadership with a Ul&tl but Grluom touldn't hold H. .339 avenge and the Cardinals ,._.., ... b ighall retained their bold on first place by two percentage points ....... PrtiMt ...... . over the Braves. Musial broke up the ball gam<' when he doubled with two out ln the lOth to eeoro Don Blasingame. L•nky Ge"fte Conley pitched and batted the Brave• to a I-() vie· ' SAT., AUG. '- 1100 p.on. CIIT) tory over the Dod1ers and t'ht Cuba beat tbe Plratea, 6-4. Guarar 1teed Pune YANKS WlDIN LIAD IKIIA'IIOII .... $600 aplnlt ~D% net taW . The Yan'kee• w I d e ne d their 8 stock ear ra~lna. eweta. Modifled and olrlctly otoclco. Compo- American Leoaue )ead to !lv~ utillud fot • ncrHIIM tilioD Optfi, Adultl, 11.25. Un· James with a 3·2 win over the der 12, PllEE. ParklnJ, FRU .. Indians; the Red Sox nipped th., ,....... WMI hr tnttr• In event of lnelement wea\her, White Sos., 5--4, In 10 lnnlqp; lah•'"l· Coft u1ual~r purn wlll be 100'11 net ·Cate. Wuhtr.cton o m e r 1 e d from the It• t.t~llt ,., Tow to non·wlnnen. cellir with a 2·1 victory over De- li.Y Cllel ToonehUI • I BASEBALL RESULT Pampas Golfer Leadng In Bun For $50,000 Pot FIRESTONE TIRES Managers and Little League of · fi('ial~ wiU meet briefly after thu Pony League AII.SL11.r Gami! Mon day uight to ~et a date for the picni<: for the Pomeroy Little Lea~uc (Includes Pomeroy, Syracuse, Raclne). The Meigr county Jay-Cees will provide hflt doga, buns and sort drinka for 175 boys and parcnL~ will come potluck to make It 8 eombin~d cvcnl honoring the fine pia)' of the you ngsters durinto~ the aummer. 670x15 $19·33 ' NYLON SOHIO and PURE MOTOR OIL 2 Gallon Motor Oil · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.45 2 AIR COMPRESSOR UNITS -PLASTIC SEAT COVERS USED .ELECTRIC MOTORS I Let lls Service Your Car and Cheek l 'our Brakest .. 818 CHIIIE SMALL COST 'oespite your greatest care accidents, fire or illness can. happen .... and may be serious! Be sure. Better Check ' With Us! VDEdwards lnauraaee of All Types tad Sl. Phone 3~-X Williamson Oil Co. Firestone Distributer • • 3 Co V Li 0 Shak Tebbets es neup: ut mes 1ctones; Cards Hang Onto First Plac'e As Musial Gets Hot Sl. ... ulli Louisville 0(lsl 7innii'::;;::~~~:::;:::::;~:;:;:;:=:::::~~;:;;:::;::;::::::;::::::;:;E:::::::;:;::::::;;;:~ ~~.~1~~~.~ ~··~~~i~~.;.l!"~ • --- ------ ~:~;:~:··..•·· ~ ~:··P;;3 FREE ESTIMATES -- - WEST SHADE :.Jra. Virgil Roush and fauu1y of Wc1t Shade, Mr . and Mra. Urry HoUI!Ih Jf J ac kson Mr lnd MI'F !Oetald Violet or Tup~n Plain! ~1 r nd Mr~. Alva Cla rk and son , Mr. and Mrti. Floyd Spence, Mr smd Mns. ~nz\1 Got!'jlein , Pomeroy , Mr and Mn. ManhaJl Miller 1111 d family of Harriaonvill~ and thr honored juest Mrs Heaton Mrs l"iyCe w ei! and daua:nier C'i.Liled on Mrs Mar)' Blililey Sun · tJuy aflernoon .· Mrs. Virgil Rou~h Mrs. Mat· ~.: uNite Heaton and' Mn. Jennil' Hou11h l·al led on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman recently. Mrs. Hurry Brown s.ud sons caB · ed at the Painter home Wednesda}'' M d . r an Mrs Jumor Taylttr and daughter Addison called on Mrs Robert Painter Wednesday after: By Mn. Rut.seli P.1lnter Mr . 11nd Mn. C urt i~ Buley lpent Pridoy with Mrs Mary Ha lley Mrs. 'Murtha Wolfe , Mr and Mrs Wttlter Shmt•r. Mrs. Oma Pinel\ llld Mr ttnll IJ.Irs . Lawrcnt·~ Pinel: ·~er~ n ·•·t•n• tt~ller" :~t lhe Will He ilm11. n hOIIlt' . Mrs . M~n Railey _,p en~ IW{' Wei"ks th~· \." uru~ BILiit"y hume Ill Atlwns. .• Mrs Virg1l HcJU~>r• 11 ud l"hiidren Mr9.. J~11 ni"' ltoush ~nd Mrs. Mar guerllt' Heaton calil"d 011 !\Irs. Elh atleth Wi ckh~m of Cht•slt'l" rt'Cl'llt ly. A pknic tlinnLr w11 s held Su!J · ,day nt>ar Svrac usP in honor of Mrs M"gu·r·,, H 1 B " · ._ e e11 on o1 rau enton, Fla. Those attending we.re i.!r. &nd :\1r~. Jame.~ Heaton awl famii .L Mrs. Je"Jlnie Housh r..lr 'l.lltl nlMln, ---· _· __ · ____ -~ I DAILY CROSSWORD A.CROSS 1. A fat· 23. Jumbl~ 3. Misapp ly. lng lailed Sheep 6. Rooater-8 11 . Pungent 2t. Inter. val t. Wild pig be· 5. Somt l. Comp•res vcgrtabte 12 . City ( Neb-1 13. [,Jtera.ry <!Omp08itlou H . Hebrew tween two acta 1the•t.) 25. Tuni!l. r. Leave out 8. Packing box 9. A resthou:te month 1Nea.r EutJ 15. Stimull!4 16. Walt 2U. Ob.serve 22. Femaloi! rutt 18. Disfigure 19.Muk 21 . Fortified 26. Interior 27. Fish net :!8. MoUt 29. Snapplsh 30. hl&.nd CAerean ' ,," r4Jer to. s ....mly .~., ' iEJYPtl 38. O~e&M 4.C. Toper hummlnc• veyed .S::J. Smell 36. Monatt~ biN w ,. view t3. Basque· tiki fi . .... ,., 44 . Burned residue ,.. 3J . THE SMITH FAIIIIL 1 · lin. J osephine Picke#U of Rwd .. " 1Lvdl _IUbbl1• villr attended t he funeral of Mr1 . e a~null reunwn thf' Bnr- Picken( sister Mn . .NellU! Serl· 1 lnf fam&IJ' "NMI hejd SundJy July man at Eaat Liverpool. Sai-IP'dar . at the Forked Run Lake . Word haa heen recPIY~d hf'r~e-I $2 MILLION LEVY or the death or Mr_, . NPille Seckn;-an. ~:who dted at her .home m . LORAIN.' 0 .. UP-A apec111l F.arf\ Lncrpool. July _2, She w11 t·ny couoctl it!IUC>n Monday DiJ: h : lJ_o rn he-re and Ia IUf\'IVt'd b)· thrt'e 11pprovcd the pladnJ of a twv :W<Iers , l'olrs. J ~sephml' Picken~ .. uf nullion doll•r tu l~vy . on lbe flt"t'dsvdle , Mrs . Lulu Murrlf1' . Mld· I Novembe,- b.llloL fhe JOODt') dleport . Mrs . Ell11 Fe-llow s •.'r ttieh I would bt: \Ut"d Lo finanee • _lO wood , . Ohio \Bun al wss w tht· pt>r cent pay lncreaH ·fM" ~t7 IH vervJew Ce ~}ery . Eut 1.1\'t:r wol"ket~ next year. pool , Ohio KlED COMING lACK ~r. aut! Mrs. Fred Welb of 1 Spt>ucer, W_ Va., ond M~!l_- L::~~.;ra lynch or Ravenswood vtslteo re· _ MIA~ll BEACH_ UP-F~shy rent!~ here with their sister , Mrs K1d Ga~ll~fl. w_bo lUll hi• v~ oru Rush1a Shumwa:.·. of rel(ammg "i.he wellerwei&hl ·1 d · h' 31 d Mr and Mrs. l ~ slie Mays, Mr. 1 111 e e_sp1te _1.11 years an J and Mrs. Fred l'~ulton and gr~nd depress1n1 tos1na; J~tre~k- gekts ;, dau.:hter, Eileen Fulton, or Rll"h ·l blg chance to boost -hll ltOC tu wood ~·ere week end yuest.~ of ni.:ht aainst Caspar Ortega at t hll Miss M~trgaret Peters. , Miami Betctl Auditorium. Henry Rockhold and family of Akron were recent guests of Wa l-l BALTlMORE, UP- Milt Pap!J<:os ter Roekhold and family and oth· . ld b · h ·11 er relrtives. llB year _o onu~ p1 1c er w1 1 the nalhmore OriOles., wu re Mr. t.n d Mrs. P~>JI Klt:oble_of Hel- 1 stored to the active Jh;t today up pre were ..:ueflts Sunday u1 lhc 011 the order (If Comminioner h(Lme or M:·_ and Mrs. M. D. Heed Ford Fl'ick The Orioles "wete o1·· and Marybelle. . . · dered to ta.ke Pappas off t.he d1s Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wllh&lll'IJit'ft abled list after he W!IS di:teover· Monda)' b~ ylane for Ho~lidayburg, ed pJtching batting praetke. Pa., to VlSII Mrs. Wllhllms' broer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering_ ! , R~v. and Mr~. J:iugh Young and 1 A?out nme ~I~Hon of tbe _170 fam1ly of lllmoiS were recf'nt mi!l1on people hvmg io t;e United guests. of the Humphrey fl\lllii ies. Statell call the State of OlJjo home . Th '11\.I~Jt>~: c.~:. n1\-IG " ° ~\l ltR ~~ 10 F.> NO SNOoP. 128 I I .. I GASOLINE ALLEY HOW 3 SHOTS PROTECT AGAINST POLIO - • :7;~ ~ 41 . Decorate t2. A long 1 Mi ~' ~ "' ......., 37. Sacrtd bull ~ ,. Sea) 32. Hour (abbr.) 33. Makea neat and tld)l 37. Wine receptacle& 39. Range ot hill! ,Racine Mr. md ll.n. Bany Pkkem o! a1:d the former'• mother, I lan 10. Grit 31. Eaker 16. Rough lava 33. Sel:u 18. Gaiety 34. Be 19. Give (Scot ) con- Up(Ln 17. Rupeu (abbr. I - -------- ----- ::%1. 130 LITTLE 01\PHAN AN Nit. -- "- 4> DOWN 1 . Performs 2. Without spdng.s SECOND SHOT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work II: AKTDLBAA.XR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A 11 u•ed ror the three L's, X tor the. two O's, etc. Single letttr .. epoa· 1rophes, the len.-th ~ 11 t9Q"nation ot the ..wor<la are all blnLa. Each day the cole tettml are 4!11tferent. ' . FIRST SHOT A Cf)'ptogram Quotation :t.I>XY QXYPKI GTCY IMLN XN JCY, OPHKK QXYPKXN . . ONMPD• DICK TRACY GHOPXN 7 MONTHS Z!>lJCY-OLNYO. Y•terd!l~''A Cryptoquote1 THE .M JRACLB 1'0·DAT · IS 1'l:IAT Wl!: FIND A LOVER TitUS: : NOT THAT A WOM· AN'S KIND-CONGREVE. J)ULirlbllttd br IUor J'eaturu l)'adlcatt VACCINATE BEFORE TOO LATE!. r-., •• /' • ... ._ 4 ,.t. .J/J,. I \THE NATIONAl FOUNDATION FOR INFANTilE PARAlYSIS HOW DO ~E LIKE 'EM, r:ooTS!E 1 CALL 435 ... 111111 YOUI IIOMI UP JO MODIII LIVIII STIIDAUS $14.37 BY ERNIE BUSIIMILLIIB I'M GLAD THAT BLASTIN~ DIIDN'T DO ANY DAMAGE IT MADE A HOLE IN OUR RUG . ...... ' SEETHE NEW Torch Sp11dwoy ................ .,.,. ••• 1958 '$11.18 Phileo , FOR THOSE TOUGH DAYS CLEANING HOUSE. MOM KNOWS A MILK BREAK IS BEST. FOR ALL THE FAMILY. 1 GALIJPOLJB TORCH. DHlO ' N..r P'arktrabul'l, w.v .. troit; and the Orioles shoved Kan· 11111 City into tM basement by - twl·niJht double-head- -· 4'-V•" HOTEL MARTIN BAR P-et'Oif• Be•tl DIDe, DriU and·Dnce ta lhe boW ol file heaulltul OPEN DAlLY ?:00 A,.M. to 2:00 Al[. $5.59 - ASSOCIATED RADIO • and TV -- ' .. ' Harry MDior, O!Jior .E MaSt. Phoae *114-J ..- .. Samuel . 0. ,Perry Oblo 111-. OHIO TELEVISION SETS NOW ON DISPLAY AT 'Under The New Man8Jement of Use Dairy Products . SPRING HILL DAIRY ,,....,,,• .Fir•t ""'"'"" n· MILK GIVES HER THE ENERGY j ..... KID- I lYTIC lOOMS • ••nnwus -. -•IIICIIII WlLUE WINKLE ..- YICLL .•WE. ~A~ 10 HAVE E.\IER.miNG .JUST 50.-AFlER All, TI-lE B~N ' IS COMIWGJ • • IDOfllt -. I"OIIY IOtMS ,.............,....,.,, ,.,.. • PliiiUI ltOMI • THE POMEROY-WtEJ« .BLOCK COMPANY , t2 Vem of -CO!!&Ilous Service Pom.orol' PI!ONii 82 or 43& POJIEROY ' ' .c ' ""' ... -------·- \ . YOUR SWO.ROFI~ . FELL OFF THE ~""T>~~ WALL �' ' Week = - - - - - - -......-:-:-----~---~------------------- ~ Uniforms Ordered mi/luns /l!lllle them !Joe~~ For Majorettes, . JU Flag Bearers a"'afte Mrs JaiM! Buchanan lcbatrman of the' Umform Committee of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarians Enjoy Annual Family Night Picnic At Chester M-ary Carolyn Mi1ler and SbeUa Stover Bible School 9 30 Mtddleport Band Boosters, bas an supt Mornmg Membtr11 _an4 tbeir wive• were nount:ed that umforma have been T Op iC The Eldership Mr and Mrfl HibbS Mr 1nd Ml'• ordered for two !lag flearers and Endeavor l:i 30 Evenmg C E Blake~lee, Kr and ~a Sbu Da •ly Vacan . m BJble School Pro- five majorettes let Mr and Mrs Reed, Mt and Material for ihe outfil!! bas been gram 7 30 M'r• Robmson, Mr and Mrs Paul ord'ered through D S Harold of Smart Rep and Mr& George Mein R•orvanlzH Churcll of Jnu• lhe Middlepof\ Department Store bart, Mr a{ld Mrs Harold E HubChn•t of l..a~r O.r S.ints. Old af\d will be tailored by Mrs J E bard Mr and Krs John Zertt\e R...,a!ln.t. ... tt~h M Hsut ll)wn l' lat.s, on Portland Raad Coates, an alumna o( Middleport Judge and Mrs Jobn Bacon, Mr Cbrlst of La~•.:.1' D•Y Saintl Old gunday &-bool 9 30 am preaebin:il "'-'h School and Mrs Cash Babr, Supt and Tow41 FlatJ; on Portla.Dd Route. 1{1 30 am ~ nd BJblf': Study Wed Mrs L W McComaa, Mr and M(:& SUnd.ay ScbuOI 10 • m prcachina nf':s.day 8 pm Pastor C W Prof J H Grale charter member ask Baker Mr and Mrs E 0 Rall, Ll 1 m and 8 p m and Bible 'tt Guest spe.aker Sunday .a• ed the ble!lsmg before the !!Upper Mr and Mrs Robert C:oats, Mr .:.ludy Tbur.sda.y 8 pro Putor C 1 ~o 30 Joe W1lliamJ1 of lrontop wbu:h was served at table.!! on the and.. Mrs Richard \)wen Robert W ProffLh As&.t Chas Hupp Portland Church, Robert Cctdn.r, w1de porch of the log-eabtn camp Haggerty Zion Church of Chrllt. Loctted :w:tor AsJ t paslor Edith Codner Tommv Reed so:-. of Mr and Mrs J 0 &lsto Bern11rd Fultz, J H on Pomeroy JI31Tl80tlville RDMl SP.rvu:es Sunday 8 oo, Tuesda)' at Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser and Ted Reed Jr was lbe younges\son Tommy, Mansheld have guest and other children and Grate Dav1d C Mlller Other Bible School 9:30 A M Moml.nc 7 30 and Fnday 7 30 Worsh1u 10 30 a m Eventng Wor· been vuttmg thetr parents Mr youag people present were Wayne guests were Je:au Lama, Geor1e sh1p 7 30 p m Ronnie Eggletpn, and Mrs John Thomu Middle DaV"ts, Janet Kay Baker' Chr1sllne Sadall Mr and Mrs Robert Siler, nunuster, CbltJ'lea Klna:, Bible port and Mr and Mrl Henry Bal and Candance B'ahr Richard and Mr and Mn Faye WUson Leo SchDol Supt ser Letart Falls ' · Hew . Stephen W1lson Richard and Rob- ,Mossman Mrs 0 P Klem, firs ,,,., Curtis E Pooler has enlisted 10 ert Siler George Htbbs Dale Mil E S Schaat Mrs Roy Heaton, MiMrJ.vllle Methocll•t ..;hurch. Rev R M GrGw~ Pallor, Hllfl;lDel' the U S Air Force and Will leave ler, Jenrliier And Patr1c1a Blakeslee New Haven Chrittlan, Scienc e Au~~:ust 7 £rom Port Colup!bus to Roul!l'h, Supt 10 A M SUndav Heals l, Mra Wdl Hobart, Akr .~n ts v1 Lackland Alr Force Basf':1 TexaiS .,.,;hool 11 A M Worshlp Smie.r •Otll\g Judge and M<s C""m 1 5 for elf':ve:n weeks Uas1c tr.lning ruesa.ay 7 .so P M Dennis Ault son or Mr and Cl81 k and other relallv" '" Mid Mldw•y 'ommurdtr Churc., f f Le~me Creek: !toad Rev R I S!li.IES for Everyone Mrs Wilham Ault fell m the dleport and Poll'ler •Y Mr ancl Mrs Rnd VarnP.y have yard of h18 home and mjuted ht~ rhomu pastor F•OJfd Cleland, Mr and Mr~ Fred Rosenbaum hand S1x stitches were taker, In• learned that the1r son S/ 3c Ph1 ~ntertamed w1th a dinner Thurs"The Oil Of Joy" unurcn SeJ'IIfl~e 7 30 P M Prayer thf': cul on h1s rlgh't band lip Varney, who bas been statJOn day evcntng at tbeir h()D'je Vale meetmg WedDe.fday MIChl 7 30 P Mr t.nd Mrs Donald Lowery cd 1n Frankfurl Germany for thl WSAZ·TV ) \{ EW!ryODt- oordulb' ttmted >t and daughter Patty are on vaca past thlrtv sax months IS schedul The Syracuse Metho41111' Church Gue5ts were M;rs Lee Richard Channel 3 - 10 U a.m ed to leave Sunday for home ant! .on and daughter Joan and Mr\1 tlon the Rev George Dav1s, Putor Mrs Laura Dunbar Mason was wtll be dtsch.al'ged on August 20th Ralph Potter and daughter Etaine Sut~diiY Sc~ool 9 30 A M. Dana a guest Friday of her aunt Mrs S/3c Varney flew home fm >( Warren ...Mr an~ Mra. Rusttl1 Winf!orunner, Supt Worship SerF1r1t Baptltt Church, E&>d w s Parsons, High street Christmas 111 1955 As soon as he Capehart ;:md daughter JaeJue, M'J VH:eli 7 30 Mr and Mrs Everett Surber arrives homP Mr anrl Mrs Varney ,on W Va and" Mr and M::fs Third :tt... et Ptntac..tal Church Matn Street Pomero_y Ralph C Zundol pas1()r Walham Watson have moved to Charleston and thmr aon plan to leave for Rithard Rosenbaum and son Joey, ~hddlepGrt B L Bvrett. pastor John Zerkle 8 F Parmalee El Paso T~kas to visit A/3c Lar ?omcroy Sunday School Ht a m Eveniaa: Sup! a 30 Combmed service oi worship and study Special mu.sic David c Miller and Ja;ne 11 Clat ry Joe varney who Js statmned serVlce 7 ~ -p m Grace a=piiCiiJNI Church, E..l Sermon by g,ucst speaker Rev worthy planned to attend the at 81ggs AJr Force Btse James A Moore has been hor: Msm Strut Pomeroy Rev J Eugene Brown, Umtcd Methodist Shrme ~1cmc at Beulah Park to. Nursety and Jumor day orablv mseharged after four year.s EdwiD Charles, Rector, Mrs Ce- Church for all children .... WednesMr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoof in the Air Forcl'1 A/lc Moore wa.a dric W Clark, orgao11t Worship chun:h day 7 30 Midweek scrvace Thurs S t and children, Peggy Lf':e and stationed at 8 ewart A1r For~e and sermon at 10 30 A. M, Holy day 7 30 MISsiOnary OCie) FlByd Manon are spen<hng the Base Smyrna, Tenn He Will VISit 1r 0y Ur5 UV Communion ftrat Sund~;~.y In mo•th weekend wath I E Mtller hi'll parent. Mr anrt Mn Herbert Th, annual plcmc of tjae Fa11t Church School, Begmnus and m~ctlng Chrlstl•n Science Soeiety, 144 Representative and Mrs George Moore unbl..,all when be will re Chiefs of MaenoUa Temple PytbPrimary, at 10 10 A M For inforMulberry Awe Pomeroy Morn Memhart have returned from a ~urn to the University of cmcm lan SlSters was held Thursday mation coneernlna our work, ln.!( scrv1ce al 11 with LOVE the t th R t 1 d M nat1 for 1wo years evcnmg at "ailey's La'e please telephone 3Q2-J • He that " of a merry heart hath a continual feast" subject of the lesson sermon and VIS! WI epresen a IVe an rs D J[ Every Sunday 11.1 A M Sttndt,J olrl.en Te1~t The Lord hath ap Art M1Lner Leesburg, and 1n Patr1r1a Baker daug)Jter of Mr Ice cream ;md blrthday cake -Proverbs 15 15 C Cleveland and Mrs Ecluon Baker i's employ was served Wlth the dl,nner, hon and Communton f1rst Sun The youngster who iB about to explore the world on the ot!ler Side of the fence has School Mrs John Hnwklns Sr brok(' ed at Lazarus, Columbus Mis" ormg Mrs Lawrence Lannmg 'q~1 day In month 11 A. M Church pcared of old unto me, .sayang about all that 1t takes for a • contmual feast" arJd to make of her a healthy useful c1t1· rommunwn and ~reachmg third Yea I ha\e loved thee wlth. :m her leg when she fell Fr1day ahcl Baker w1ll be a JUmor at the her birthday Prcst,lnt were Mrs Geur.e zen who wiJI be a JOy to know But she can 'catch" hate, worry, defeatism from people Junday in nontb 7 30 P l1 everlastmg love therefore d wtth was taken to Holzer Hospit,al it Mullkmgum College tbis fa)1 lovmg kmdncss- :have 1 raW{! the Rawlings Coat! ambulal'lt:r Y.:r and Mrs Kenneth McElhin Hemes Wrs William FISher, Mn arOUJld her as qmck.ly as she can catch the mumps or other mfectiOU!i diseases That church preacblns-r Bernlc:e Chrl.tlan ChU>rcfl at Lone Bo., th.ee J&enuah 31 3 Wedne!ldo~y Mrs T F Hawkms and John Haw ny and famUy Kath1e and Rus Carrie Grueser Mrs old Virus, fear, may burrow mto Her subconscious mmd and remain for a lifetimo For· at 8 The pubhr. d D cvc omg servtce arst Mr.s Karl Gr11eSer and son tom, every Sunday 9 ::SO A M ,, cordtally invited to attend klrl'S Sr aecompamed her to th1 sell, returned Fr1 ay lrom a va· tunartely she .can also "catch" love, goodness and 1a1th, for a merry heart hospital cation at Buckeye Lake and Bobby Mrs Henr:r Re1bel attd sundb Scnool and communion-; Her parents can make use of a tiled and true ally in trammg her to catch the nght Coach and Mrs Charles Mr Wheeling Rrandson BJUy Joe Strong Miss Sunday ln montb 7 :10 P M Readmg room with side entrancr. things, to be a happy, rather thoo an unhappy person Tbe tea<:Wng of the Church IS f1rst locatccl at ttle rear of the church Donald and family Dave m.owed t ~ Mr and Mrs Leland Brown anti Ern a Jess~ M~ Adam EbenbaCh. Churcll preaching, third Sunday love 1 goodness and faith and th~ church of her parents' choice Is the place to take her to tO month 10 30 A M Church com open tn the tJubhc on Mondu} Canal Wmchester an4 Mr an(' ~on, Leland Eugene left loday for Mrs Amands Kaspar Miss Bern from 2 IO 4 P m Mrs Fred Norton and three ch1l a vacatwn at Daytona 8f'ach 1ce Ann Durst Mr8 LannlhfC, "catch" them and, to help tmmumze her agamst hate and fear And an Hddthonal reward muuwn and preacbmg 1 " 1 " dren, Pomeroy ar'e movmg to thl Florida while Mr Brown Is on Mtssc-s Lena and Thelma Grueser ' The Federat.d Church rht Churclt of Chrbt, Kenof ts tbaf the parents are exposed to the rlght lnfJlJences for a contmual feast also Sunday D 30 A M sunday ~£'ILeal & Reformed0 Presb~ terlan house formerly occupied by th< vacatJnn from the Imperial Elec and Mrs Richard CampbeU and Bartell McDonald! trtc Com pony granQson Jeff With the hope that 1t will, 1n some measure, foster and help sus !:\Very Schoo\. and communwn a.x~nd Pomeroy Rev Wal< J pastor Norman Kl()(!s S S Supt lo;o;;o;;o;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;.-;-;;-;;-;;.=-;;;-;:_,;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:.:;.:0;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;::;:=:i;;:;==;;;;;;:;;. Suoda)' in montb 10 ~0 A M lOin that which is good In family and comrnun1ty l1fe, th1s feo· Chuf'Qb communion and preach1Di: SundBY Church School 9 1111 a m ·I Worship hour lO 30 a m Sermon ture IS sponsored by ti-le business f1rms and organ1zot10ns whose fourth Sunday In mcnth 7 30 P TopH' Yourself'' Talkmg To M l.'hW' •II preachmlt Come and worship You are wei names appear below Tht I. ftriltlan Church et Htm· /oc[ Grove every Sunda) 9 10 A com~lfr" Methodltt ch 11 rch M S1mday School and commumon 1 Rev R M Grove pastor S S i:lt General Insurance and Rutland Rd ser.ot,d Sunday In month 7 30 P 9 30 Lloyd UlLhnger Supt wor Real Estate Broker M ch\!rch .,,eacbln• fourth Sun ship service at 10 45 wath. ~bert 225 E 2nd St Pomm oy Ohio day tn month 10 30 A. M church Warner lay leader Sunda} af %24 E Main St. Pomeroy communion and preachmlftcrnoon 11 om 2 lo 3 ~erv 1 ces at EUB Church.._ Mornlnt Star & the Elmw od Rest Home Monda~ l'omeroy, Ohio lbMrprl... •••· Roger ~l•hop, eve Aug?~ Alfred church to ~ UO JJncoln Sl. · Middleport Pastor Mornmg Star ~un:la>i represent~ the t:ooh l e 1at School D 45 A M N.orr.lng wor- camp meeting wed eve Auk 7 shtp at 11 A M MYF Sunday e,e regular mid week pra)er lleTYJces Roek Springs Ro•d Pomeroy, Oblo mng at 8 Preyor meetlna: Thun· at 7 30 followed by a meeting ot day evenm& F.a.t"'rprlse Sunday the OffiCial Qoard Schnol 10 10 A M Moralaa worChurcn of Chrltt, Mlddltport, 178 Mulberry Me l'omer~ Men's and Boys' Furnishmgs thlp 9 30 A M Y11' at 6 30 P M F~d. 1 nardner pastor Bible Evenlna: worabip 7 30 Pray'dl' Sollool 9 :IO Romer R1ce supt Pomeroy, Ohio meeting Wednesday '7 30 P M CommuniOn served by church _ Middleport Ul Churchel, Letart P:•ll•, •• elders 10 30 11 astur on vacatton "er Martla, Pastor Sunday School no evening service "X,edn~sda.­ Makero of Jiolsum Bread !) 30 A M Worship Sl!rvlce '7 P praver mf':etmg le<l by Mrs Er ld Chrashu. Endeavor altN'nate neat Lailance and Bible StudJ Rutland, Ohio ~und ... : s. at '7 30 P M. ela"N Yonr Dod# & Plymoulh Dealer Chu-h of the Ntn'ftnt, lyn. Flnt ltptllt Church, Middl• cuse, io.oJ" K. Wllllanu, pastor port Rev C E Hoyt, pastQr Sunday ~bool 9 SO A M Mornlnll Church School 9 1~ Gerald An Middleport, Ohio worsh1p 10 30, NYPS 8 30 P M thony supt M4lrntng worshlp High Test Gas At Regular Price l!:vangellstlc servl~ '7 30 P M and communion sen lee 10 1~ s&r Middleport, Oblo Wedneaday eveolDc prayer rneet mon toplc !esus our Lord' 1ne for t~e midweek and TueaciQ Monday 6 p m B 11 Sanborn afternoon Drayer bout M•sslonary soe 1ety ptcmc at the Custom )Built Kitchens Bakers Of Good Bread HouM of Pra~, Ctttlttr, h• Mt~dleport Roadside Park Tuell Middleport BW.tlnglon, W Va day School 9130 A .M Morning d 9 30 women 11 prayer meet Wlttflnherg College Sprmgflt"ld worship 11 A M SuaW even1na II:: at Lhe church Wednesday Jt Obio is the largest of 14 colleges worship at 8 Prayer meehaa oa 7 30 mid week prayer and pra1sc of tht' Umted Luthet n Chun•h tn Thursday 8 P M J service continued s1ud' on "'l\he lt'adt.rd Church ef Chlit, Sutto S the Mount 8 30 America It Is named after the 0 ermon n university where MarW.n day School 9 3tl a m Lord'• Sup- senior ehmr In the per lmme dl a~e IY I oIIowI DJ Flnt Presbyttr,an Church Frtt Methodltt C~Mq'ch, Merry Middleport, Rev Howard 1\up Bate&, Pastor, Laurel Cliff Sun elt paRt or Church School 9 30 day School 9 l(p, Cla8.!1 l{leetlna ~obJ 'FUltz supt no church ser10 30, FMY serv1ce 7 00, Pteacb vice ~ng August whlle pastor NIIWI "FIIphi-LI,e" "I 8 to, Prayer Meetina Wednes- 1, on vilcation I'11S ClOSI TO 1111 WAlL-IAYII UP hrlt~biH/ day 7 30 Hysell Run Suaday Haattl Mathod1tt Church. M'tf. TOt~· IPACI FAIRVriW dleport Rev c R Konkraght, New teA VIctor tv 11111k" the rOOPI'I Rev Harry Pickens. pastor astor Sunday senool 9 SO Er&pen ...... '"""-'· 1\at't fttlt all No dlal1 or ' Sunday School 9 SCf a m Young ~est Covert ~upl Morning •ad1eb •or the trc.t of tht Mt. Styling People! meeting 6 4~ P m hi 10 30 Wednet~day pray lllrVtr "'.eCM aftd Qecm." ~ :ror~e~lng 7 p m Preaching service& .:1 SO p m When you have a AND hayer meetlng Wed 7 30 P m Mt Morllh l•ptlit Chwc:h. ddie ort Rev N R Bordon Thursday 7 30 p m East Le.lar' let to do, l.t l~e - 'MillO....AlP" PICTUII-TV'S rlNHt S S 9 30 Morninll worship 10 45 M;atOl' PBthle School 0 tG Arlena Evenlna worship 8 on tbe ht, 3rd e &upt Morning worship at tt'~ ~ , •• cle•r , •. teal! New JMcBy l!lberfeldl po.tmon carry )'Our 5th Sundays Prayt~r• meotlng un 1 ~-;'0 BTU 6 p m tute~ ~ 1 t1dd ttortlng new Own Faetory•Tnllaod Wednesday at 8 Church of the NIUNM• Midcleptll ••• -~ .......... depotil to t"- bank, , Teehnlolms Racine Mlitalon Chlrt.. lulh dl ort Rev Robert Palmer, paator, Services &a.ada1 '130 and pa~~or Jl,ible School 9 30 Leater k's easy onclsafe to tueafty 7 30 Taylor rlupt, Morntn~ wonhip NewiCA VlcterTV brings you tho most for your money. UWI COmpotft .T•blt TVI bank by mail Try it meetlnZ 10 so, Yourla Peoplet~ Yoo enjoy many new feat"""' Hke improved Balantld ' 6 u Evlmlng sllrvice 'l SO Wifld Fidelity.FM Sciand. AU COII8Qi,. are "Lean and Clean" nifltday Prayer meeUna:. 1.30 We have' SO!Qe INCLUDI!_8 "Ftiaht..Line" styling with • • • aU Ch~ of Chrilt '" Chrlttl1n Unlo!l, Middleport, )lev Guy F nttt RCA VlC!or TV lorm.a to FRlGlDAIRI! So,;!e. putor sunday S<bool lC UH Toy them Alld Ia 1I1<Jdels &rrtseralor lllllP "''""'" Only a m , Leo HlU. aupt, 'Evanaolll area ther.e's new AntbOJI.Y QuilUl'i.r~ 0' Ji'H Uc "!'Meting 7 SO: WednesdaY 7 30 Gu Ruge ,au,ureel an Blblt ~rtudy clast. tho belt bu)'O "' C:h\trdt of Chtlet In Ct.rl.. nMAONIPICINT MATADOR" Only down (Cineawto~Teelmieolor) tian.. Union, ttobltQII, the Rev 0 We l'llJ 2% Ialiinol On Yoar Savini~ _.llofl Cart, pa-tor S11nday Se'b.e~:tl 9 ud Ut,oo per month loti McCrae 14aUretiD O'Hara • m Annl• Mohler, •upt ~ :Morn· .. IUPPALO llLL• in& broadcast 10.11 a m, Eyen Comedy and c.rtoon tn1" tervlce '7 so, Wec;lnel~r I Middl~port e 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , Aug 3, 1957 The Mtdd!eport Pomeroy R@tll'Y Club bad lUI annual Family Night p1crnc at the Sco11t camp at Cheat er Friday evenina and C F Htbba president and Ide committe, Ed! son Boker Jack Robmaon Ted Reed Jr and Emmett Shuler ael'ved charcoal broiled hamburg~ fish, bakeca bca111 potato salad .omatoes cucumbers onlona, plc kles rolls lemonade iced tea pop 1ce cream and home made cake to approximately 70 personS' I enttne De.,oted 'l'o l'lle ,.,.,... .'"" . .,The • IY UNITID ....... Ohle MMtl, Minny lftrllf ....,. s.n. c.lovdl,.. ........ ,..rtMn thlt m.rnl,.._ CtNr .... coot tonlfht tiHIIhl, tllr N lll..unt Hlth tod.y tn 701, lew ton .. ht S$ N 61 to4.ly •m.•·M.,ott .tre• --r ::~::~~----------------------------------------------,---------------·--------·------------~--------------~=--------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - -SINGLI COPY-Ikl ·-...,.,.~_.__:__ -- ---- · ----------------~.:.__-·-r--...:...:..:_.:_=.:_- ------.-- - --.--- - - ---, - -- '·- - - - VI,)L llt N0, 84 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 5, 1957 · GmtNG RfADY FOR FLU 11iPIDEM1C 1 Society I • r;; Weatlier Middl - rt Ent ert atn • G t ues IAt D'•nne He e --- rv I Mrs. Lanning Is H d onore UpiOn Her B' thd ·rh d"' Guard Her Against Fear # lda11s Groc. & Serv. S,a, George S. Hobstetter Jr. Allen Appliance Serv. Anthony Plumbing & Heating Maxillt Arnold Service Station Atkins Chicks • Biker Furniture Chase Faneral Home • 1 A Down•nJtd:::!.n~: 1• gency Fife Refrlgera tiOn Foreman & Altbon Meigs Equipment Co. ICTOR Pomeroy Cement Block Cfl, New York Clothing House Ohio Valley Baking Co. R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Powell's Suaoco Service Station Heiner's Bakery ====~~======~, ~m:q? Ba~-By-Mai-1 I ~ l INSTALLATION - 3 ROOMS 9F ALL HEW k SERVICE Fur~iture $595 ••!1 t""'" a ' r..,. Tlte FARMERS BANK aild Savings Company Hulber Feclenl D!pohlllnollflDtfl corponlloa Millll..., Feclenl Reaervo S)'llem --.....~ PoMDOY, OHIO uuo ' BAKER FURNITURE On Tho ID I.....,Y<Monoy A...ot 411 John W&)'ne M:lUI't:eft O'Hara prayer moe\IDJ 7 so Ch\Wfh of Chrkt. Br~tfMry, Edward Emerson, putor SCbool, Thurman ~y. Mornin& woraht~ I~~:~, Endeav6r 6 p m, J--"T-HI_u_RA_N_IU.;M_e_OOM_".;:::.II.: senl<a 730 "WihiGI OF TMI IAGLIS" (In TMbDlcolor) (True Story of Pilot• D11lna:> Denn11 M'Or(lan Patrlcira Medina . . . . . ____ ~----------~"""!""~ ~,....._-ili!li Jackson· Mason Co Country Club Is Moving Forward On Saturday Aug 31 all e11 habtls Will be JUdgec! from 8 A M until noon Livestock w1ll be judged 11'1 the cattle ling at 1 P ~ De-mon!ltratmns of new house P.Jinil lor -the Jackson Masnn hold apptaanccs and the1r usC; ~ , County Couqtry Club moved lor Will be held m tht_ armor} ward last w~ek wath the return of st)'le show wh1ch w11l close more than 715 pereent of th£ rheA show will be held on Saturda) qu"t101;na1res distr16uted to 1n evemng a.t 8 o coCk terestelr !amlhes in the two co~tiea: AttenC:mg the meeting of the Partial retul'JL<I from more than pr9gram commlttce were Charle~ 70 famll1ea indicate that the Sperow chatrman Glenn Smith majority of those polled prefer Mary Roush, Mr.s. Betty Burris reereauonal fac1Ht1eS aimed At Mr.s Fred Spencer, Mary Ann Ro fU11ng the needs of the entln gers, Juhhng McClung Jim M1l tamJJ,y. chell June -Spencer, Jamce Joo dan, Andy Byus Chlford Dunn The questionnaire has been dJS I Wilham Gregor.r Mrs Judson tr1buted to persltns attendang the Brake and Russell Prtddy July 8 man meehng and those an terested who were unable to r.t tend w~e urged to obl.am copJcs from the temporar)' eXC('UliVP. commLttee Included JD Lhc poll v.ere ()U('stlons concernmg finantmg loca tion and faethhes to be proVHled Final tabul'tldon will uot be made until the end of tbLS week Robert Button, temporary A rehearsal of the County cbauman cxplame~ tl1at the pur Fa1r Folliea" Will be beltl al 7 30 10se of the poO was to get the ruesd1y .cvcRJng at tbe Pomeroy collecUve ldeas of all potential 1 Senwr H1gh School audltormm members m the various commum The group wlll move this we\lk ties the country elub w1ll servo mto an mtens1ve Week of practice He urged all those who have not their mustc.lll presenta rcadyme returned their questaonnaire to l1on for the annual Meigs Count) do ao lmmedlately. Button also reported that sev Fa1r wb1ch ~~ The 30-act mus1cat eral members o( the s1te .selec tion comm1ttee, whacb jnclude!l bcutg staged by the B1g Bend OUVflr Kessel R1pley, Jack Hob Mlnllrcl Assoc1at10n w1U be the litzell, Ravenswood and Ru11h gr.andetand attraction on Saturday Xr61tel, PQint !PI '-"ant ha~ C'i cntng the I mal show of t.be looked at ten poSlllble sites for fair tile club and have 11e~eral more to inveBbg&te Hoblitzell explatned that no t:ommttment wJll be made until •11 sttea have been exhllW!IUvel.y investagated (Contmued on Page Five) Two more adult poho chnlcs wUI be held here, Mrs Beulah StrAuas executlve t~cretary or the Meigs County Hell'b De"artment nid today ~ The cbnics, f-61' persons age 20 thru 39, and fr>r those who are Cecil Ward weN! unable to obta1n poho vati:me from Fr1day by thell' family phY81Cl8DS Will be grand110n. Don held August 13 The lir.st 11 from 9 to 11 a m the second that same day, from 7 to 9 p m fm- per.ons who work in the daytime, Ohio Death Toll On Highways At County Fair Show 25 For 1'.eekend p,.... Rehearsal Called For Tuesdayl~ight he Two Adult Polio Clinics Planned BcJy Fractures ·Skull In Fall LICINIII IISUED Two maJ'l'i:lge Ucensee have- been is&ued m Probate Court here since Saturdiy. one to Glen f'horna, 27, 2, Pomeroy pamter, and Grace loliiGI GENERAL HOSPITAL A!ID>IIted Mrs Sid Durllt, Port Burnaide, 22, Pomeroy, the other to Harlan W Webb, 24 Mansfield l•q<L 4>1itbarged Mrs Lulu DiUon, 0 laborer and Sylvia Lee Harris Reedrvlllfl, Pat Clift.ord, sYracuse 19, Reedsville, waitreBs / By Un1ttd At least 25 persons died in traC In Oh1o during tbe week end 1n Whteh the overall accident death toll reached the proportions of a long holiday week end A Umted Press count from 6 m Friday throught mldmg._t Sunday showed a total of 38 dead ln an type accidents In add:Jtlon to tnfflc deaths th(! total mcluded mne drownmge and four tilled id' miscellaneous accidents p ' Rabies Incidence On Upswing ,In Ohio Rab1es cases In Ohio .. :-e on the upswing the State Health Department reported today A,; of July I total eases number 181 ~ompa.red to 126 at the same tamt~ last year ' U the rate contlmtes, reported rabies will easily top the 300 cases m 1956 predicts Dr RaJpb E D~rk State Healtk Director Forty..three o£ the 88 count.ie.r; have reporte(l one or more rabies ca'Bet The -ca11e11 thus far thts year h~ve app~red predommaJlt ly In the southetn portton 6f tM st.v.te ..Much ot .tba ,ear 1 increase ha• been in wildlife,h Dr Dwo1k nld ''The number of dogs It! flicated w1th Ule disease is al most the Si:me as last year" He explained 1t is extumely difficult to ~ntrol the rabies m wildlife But dogs cgn be 1m· muntzed by a simple vaccination whJ.ch give• excellent protection I against the dl1casc • Cont-tul 1f rebiee In humans depends upon 1ts 't!ontrol in dogs Dr Dwork mdlcateQ that a new vaccine made from chick embryo 18 now In use In many part9 of the state In a memorandum to Ohio's health comnussl6nvs bc stated 'Chick embryo vaccio_o con fen excellent Immunity aplnal r&biea in dogs for at least! tbrl!e year.s following a s.ngle mtr~ mutcular ID:Jection H 1.s the vac dne of choice in dogs Ho-wever, be recommended that a one year vaccine known as pbenoliud vaccine be used for tinlnunliins cats foxea and skU.nb The state bealth of(icer c1te..J the recent Jackson county anti rabies campaign as at!. example or the value of immumzation ..'In 10&8, Jackson County ex perienced a rabies epldE!mle, re portmg 57 cantne rabies cues A eampa1gn to have dogs vac elnated agamst the disease was staged This year the count has had no reported rabies In dogs whith were vaccinated- but 22 m unvaeemated dogs Dr Dwork called on the puh· lie to as.slSt local health workers in re&temg thf': rab1cs rate He offered these • rabies rules l kave your dog 1mmumZ<'C agamat. r11b1es by your vetermar tan The anlmal ahould be three montbt cf age or older Tf lm mumzed before six month!. ol age, a booster sliot .should be given at six months 2 Oon't l~t your dog become a atray It's better he be confmed to your yard than d1e of rabies -perha)ts lnlect a human, too a Don't handle strange do,gs or any wild anlmiW, they may be rabid Notify your health depart ment Jf you see any ammals act I lng strangJ.y 4 If you are batten don t k11 1 the an1mal ConfJne Jt Have your woun:i treated by your physician lmmed1a.tcly 0 Jf you mwt k11l an animal don t damage the bram It Js needed for laborator:~- examm 1 bon 6 Be certain your nc1gtlbor~ know and follow ttle.<ie sugges Uons Above all, added Dr Dwork don t guess about rabies The d1sease 11 100 per cent fatal A breakdown of r~b1es eases by JUtrouRding count1e1 follows Tbe hst mcludes cases repnrted 1n 1~7. up to and including JulY 1 Athena-1 dog, 1 skunk Galha4 dogs, Jackson-22 dogs 4 cal"4 fOXe.!, 1 Skunk, 2 COWS 1 p1g 1 hont~, 6 sheep, Lawrence--6 dog.~ Mei.gl-6 dop, 2 foxes VJnton2 dop and W~t~tshmgton- l fox Rev Floyd Workman pastor of the Letart Falls Methodist c-harge today OI'Cned a two weeks Bible School to be conducted from 9 am unt1l 1130 am dall} \ll four chorche• of th£' charge will be represented m the schoo-l mcludmg children (rom the UB Church AI! ch.iidren of prf': school age are welcome t) aLtend the cla s!ie~ 'Mrs WesleY Belles Jr 1s a~ s1stmg lhfl pastor m condUcting the SChQO) MARKET REPORT CINClNNATI UP - Produce Eggs weak at ftrms U S con sumers 'Wfutes and browns A jumbos 4I 44 A large 38 40 A medmm 31 34 A small 20 23 B large 28-31 FOB whiles and brQWn A large 44:-48. A medtut4 36- 38 B large 36-37 ~h•ckens 'Slf':ady rryers 3 lb 21 22 hens heavy 13 Hi hght 10-12 Volme and prJce distrtbu lion on fryers 100 600 at 21 23 000 at 21 ik 24 000 al 22 and 3 500 at undetermtned Butter 90 score 71 3"' Defense Attorney Asks Blood Tests In Bastardy Ca&0 Defense Attornf':y Fre:d W C~ said he wUI move m Juvemle~urt here for blood tests to be uten of the mothf':r and one cbild In tbe Pete Kloes paterwty tuil r Kloes free on bond. plead not guilty last week Lo two ehlrces of bastardy � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 3, 1957 eichinger gardner smith