http://66.213.69.5/files/original/368f5db8b305583afe7a8e32e92e5c35.pdf 25a59bc72ec8687ecac3e6b368eb4697 PDF Text Text _,. .. ..... .... ~ ; < l • POMEROY SOCIETY ' · lllu Rulh Parr, 18, Jll" Welt B--DaU7 SentiDel, Poateror·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1967 VJrainla ot st. Albaru, apent Mon· --~:_--,,__:..:·C:·~-;.---:_--------:•Y hbere. Sb!. wu u-~ccomdpaDied aoa, GeorJe Jr., &pent funday •t N Rowe" former ruident y er parea.-, """ · ab M.ra. Bueteye l..IIJ:e orman , 8Yfl)D Parr and ~unt, Mra. Carl 1 Mr. tpd Mr=,, Donald Karl aud bore now of Palmer. . A:l~ak.a, Franeis, Pt. Plea~nt.. Mlll Parr family, Toledo, visited bot par- where be ls 1 teacher, 11 vt.utlng Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris o( Middletown and Melvin RUfie o! Columbus were weekend juesti'l of Mr. ar\d Mrs. Roy Riffle. They came at this time to see their mothn , Mrs. Riffle. receive her dewee from Ohio un ;versUy. Mr. Riffle and Mr. and Mn. Glen Lee of Darwin also attended the graduation . Mr. &lld Mrs. Marlin Young and son James left Tuesday for i.hcir home, Cocoa , Fla., after a visit with his mother, Mra. Arthur Young and other relatives. Wll awarded tbll'd tn tbe ~l"J enta Mr. and Mra. Edward Bauer America eonteet. Mr. Parr 1Ji a • . ' native of Letart Falls and Mn. I Brte&Y Hellht&. Parr is of pt, PleaJant. Mr. and Kn. Homer .Holter entertalned with a _aO(ln IUDclleon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Franelt Monday at tbeir home, ~eater and ehiMren ·were in Middleport Sunday vilitins with hl& parent&. Road. Gueata were MrL Dana Mr. and Mrs. George FrancU;. Peoplu and Mlu Emma Joaetum of Pomeroy and Mra. David Fre.cAl'r. 'tnd Mrs. George Korn and ker. Pine Grove. · •· d 1 (Ions bere and in 1rleDWI an re a Atbens. He will Leave soon for California. Erneat Setting of Nicolet, Minnesota Is currently visiting witb bis nephew Roy Betzing of Mulberry Ave. •• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrew• -------------------------------NO. 103 OUR STORE WILL CLOSE• J ' AT NOON TOMORROW Thursday, August 15th Lanc&~:~ter, after ' vi~it 11•\tlt her mother: Mrs. Addie Grue$e!' Mr. and Mrs. Si':ney Har1ess of I.Angsvillr W{'re Tul'sday ~uesb -~f 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck, Rut- . land Road . I Mis,.; Joyce Ebersbach is spend- : ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tuesda\' • at y IY Ul\lliD I'll. .r !ol!lo• ......., ......,._...,. - -~ ... P.W.,..,.. thurh:*•••.....,. IIIIo .,.,_ .... illoo!pL ..... c....,, ......... .. ...................... ...- . C.lor -- ------SINGLE Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Thursday, Augustl5, 1957 COPY~ unior . ~ir n nesda ., So We Con All Attend Charles Buck. I -~~~~:§I~1~Roush, Alma lhle Louks,·(teacher), Theron J~~r~''::~:r::~-~ Deem, Avis Smith Frecker Earl Burke, Douglas Circle, France lhte li.oberts Pauline Morehead Ash and Francis Webb. ' remained fot a longer visit there. Mrs. JaeK Ten-ell and chHdren, · John and Cbirstine, Oali Ridg~. Tenn.. are v!Riting her parents, Mayor and. Mrs. C. 0. Fisher, ond family. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Meadowa returned home Tuesday from Columbus where they bad spend the past week and Hilliards where they were guests of Mr. pnd Mrs. Carroll Meadows and family, Ricky and Linda. Clark E. Biggins, Athens, IOD-inlaw of Floyd Koehler, Grant Street eraduated Saturday wittl a BSC degree from- Oh.lo University. Mr. and Mrs. Biggins. the f(lrmer Connie Lee Koehler, and their daughters, Patty and Janet, plan to move ·to Detroit, l\llch. where he Is employed by th~ Square D Corp. Industrial engirleerlng Dept., Detroit. Michigan. an~ The Annual Meigs County Fai,r Mr.family and Mrs.Mr.WUllam nnd and Mn. Buck Wjiilam Watson visited recently with :~·d a;:a:trs. Frank Buck, ' Rut.- ~ Mrs. E. J. Hill returned hotnl! Fri~ay after a weeks visit lri ! Columbus with relatives. Mrs. Robert Gooch and children and Mrs. Kerr Gooch and daugbtcr or Columbus were weekend guf'sb of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. -Edwarr. t:overt, Charleston and Johnny Bryant, local, are 11pe"d· ins the week with Mr. and Mrs. E..1. HUI. .l<'lal.woodR. Mrs. Roy Jones and sons of Columbus and Miss Barbara Hill of Chester arriv11d Tuesday tor a visit with Mr. and Mu. E. J. Hill. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mrs Jed Web!;lcr Jr. and daurrllter .Jean Ann and son Jon were husi· ncs~ visitors in Parkersburg Sal· At The Rock Springs Foir Grol!nds SEE TO,MORROW'S PAPER _ For The News of · Elberfelds 2 DA.'l'"'SA.LE-F-rldauGt~d Sat..rdau I I LBERF U!'cllly. Mrs. R. C. Fee of Newport News. Va., iii the gue.st Of M1·. anrl Mrs. Dcrt Webster. - - ------ ---- eaz:-e · ·the Opening Of 3 ROOMS OF ALL HEW .Mr. ana. ' Mra. H. L. Dutlham ,(Jiylda RJee) and famJly, Jac-fueUn-., IUce, Gny and Beverly Jean Dunham, bave ffi()Ved their new · tr&1l,F home to their property on ~utb SeCond Averme. 1 Mra. Fiaher 11 under the local doctor after the ten Tueaday evening. OUR Fur-niture o. INCJ.UDES FRIGIDAIRE R.ofrlgerolor and Gu Ronre • BEAUTY SHOP Regulot $2.49 Open Tlteil. lhru Sal. _8:00 - 1:00 Pay ODJy U0.50 down and f29.00 per monlb BAKER Evenings By Appointment Men'a , FLA II.JI!.IEI 1"'111 1"'!1 !1011 I~ mUea Weal Darwin , Pho OnDRo~~E680 • De: arww xohange *NOTIONS *stAtiONARY *TOYS *TOILET GOODS *ELECTRICAL GOODS *GLASSWARE and DINNERWARE *HOUSE FURNISHINGS *ALUMINUM WARE *HARDWARE *ENAMEL WARE *TINWARE FURNITURE EVERYTHING JC)R lACK TO SCHOOL C)N THE t:RIGHTEST CORNIR IN MIDDLIPORT SHIRTS· ~:· f·.l~~~~~;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;::;;:~ \ ', . •' . . Men'$ Reg. f2.49 Flannel Shirts Sizes )41o!o to 11 Brlilht Plaid Colors Sanforlaed FREEl Rail's Ben Franklin NEW ARRIVAL$! PLASTIC DRAPES JUST RECEIVED Nleell Sele<llon 111 Tu Bend Aroa ' · · ~)99 . .. Draw1ng Eoch BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC PLANTERS and VASES al POPULAR PRICES! E~en•ng . . .~~ ' . . WE WILL CLOSE THIS THURSD.('( ' Everything for those out of door food !utlvllles - 811)1 · !hem In lbe big packages and get more for your money. ,. : SCHOO,L SUPPLIES GALORE .''' NOW ALL ON SALE- SHOP TREsE EARLY.:_ ·, Avoid_The um·- bon'\ Be t>tat,ppolnted Latet\'~ ' ~ ' ·:' .: •• .. ....................... 88% OFF '. ., \ . ot 8~3~ .•. . ' ~------~----------~~~---.~~ PICNIC SUPPLIES ALL LUGGAGE . . EACH WEEK FOR 10· \VE.EI,<S , *NOTHING. T.O BUY! · *COME IN A:l\I_D REGI$TER ' . . .. ~!"OU t4EED .HOT •·E PRES'EH~ TO Wlf~:.> . Only $1.00 poir ' ' ·ELECTRIC PERCULA.TOR " ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ONLY GIVWGAf~AY ONE $39.95 'vA~tiE Mlddleporl, Ohio Ph.-e OOII·X NEW DESIGNS - I Basement Variety···Store.:· THURSDAY, AU;G. 15th $595 who has been dauabter·ln· 'I'homaa Rue, . ' . .• !. Six Workmen .Buried Alive ,Jn ACave-In . . . ' ' '· 'I ' ' FOR ' • ' ...',_. .... •. , ..,;: .'.l . .. , ) . ~ .... ..... ...., ........-':!l::. - And Queen 'Of 1\lei gs Junior Fair ,!re Crowned At Opening Of Exposit~on ELBE FELDS I I e r • - ' and children spent several dayA recently in Belle. W. Va., with · Mr. and Mrs. Charlel'l Eskew. Mr. and Mn. Dwigfit Reed and daughter of Beverly were week end guests or h.e:· !Jatent:s, Mr. and Mn. Leonard Van Meter Sr. Mr and Mrs. R. B. W\lkins te· turned to their hl)mc, l MliiGI GENERAL HOSPITAL At:!ml1ted: Mrs. Carol Darst. Rutland; Fred Hoffner, Pomeroy. Dlscbara:ed: Eugene _Triplett, PomerOy; ·Joe Turner, M1ddleport. Birthl: Mr. aDd Mn. Carol ·D trlt, a d~a:hter. G-ARRIN BURIED Charles Garren, 87, former resident or Middleport and retlr· ed railroad worker at the Hobson Yardt was buried TUesday in the F,orest Lawn Cemetery at Colum- buL llso joint lng rope bers, c•rl son, Bill Elwood, Social Rayae&de (Continued on �,.-, I ,. . • ~ Dally S.nUnel, Pomeroy-ldlcldleport, 0., Aut. ta, 1Vll7-3 ROC k Spr1ngs • C'ld ren re !\1eNeal, Mr and Mrs . L WSCS Meet' lJ D Dile o. Mr and Mrs w w Ha y I In? Bu.;, h. Mrs. J a nlt•s Huller an rl · Da~1d Eusminger , },Jrs · H. E I Held Tuesday es, Mrs . Arnold Green and son , l-IlallySentlllei, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 1~ . 1957 Memben and guests present were Mrs Flenung. Mr and Mrs.) Family Picnic Held Tuesday At Roadside Park FREE -DEUVERY WQYDAY 1 17ogram boob~ for the uew yeur Mom!Dg and Afttrnoon Mrs . R~th Bobo. Mra . Fr~nk Bobo were ordered when the Woman's . STOlt!! *\OURS The White Ro~e Lodge, Auxil- a_nd rhtldr~n. Mrs. · Wilham Mor Society of Christia n ServiN• of the iary of the Brotherhood of Rail· TIS and chtldren , Mrs. Carl Mal · Roc k Sp rings Methodist ch urr h 8:00 A, Ill, 1o UO P. M. road Trainmen , had a farnily pic· 101c Mrs. C.. P .. Glill!llghe.r, Mrs. met Tue.~day at the church for an nlc at the Middleport Roadiidl' cnildrl'n. \1rs ..Rtl'har 0\\t'n and all day rnceting Park Wednesday evening and Mn daughter , Mrs. J ot' Wtbon and Branch Fleming pre!;ented twenty da u_\l hler. Mr s Otho Watt :-, anti I The forenoon was sp~nt in quil t· lng and foll owirli a Sick lunch at year pins to Mrs Horner HartlE>)' J anwy J ubb. noo n, the bu~ iness seasion was held and Mrs. Clyde Wine brenner. .PIIoae l!ft with Mrs. Lewis Grueaer, prestdent The q,ext meet ing will be t h ~:>ir No. 2ad Middleport F n·mont. Ohio . seat of Sand us· presidjng . A comro.unication was , regular meeting in Sl• ptember. ky Co unt y, is a sugar -beet <Jnd read from Mrs. Harry P .• Smit h, ;;..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cannery l't'nl l•r. Supporting hr · Portsmouth Di~trict pres ident , !'On · torit> s pro(!ul·e dry ~· ells, r azo1· rerning a district met>ting tn be POit'K blades, cutle ry, castings, autom o. 1 held at the Forest Ru n Methodis: b ih• fabrir arce.ssorie s, dyes, and Churrh, Augu~t 27 . Mrs. John H<~rhunting and tr11.vping suppli es . ltu nr. was elected to serve as pi· Bachner's MEAT MMKn SPARE RIBS · ' ...... · · .. · · · DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARD 5. OWEN- G.NERAL MANAGER RIYNOLD I. GRIENB- EDITOR Chnt•r L. T•nrwhlll, St1ff Writer, Sport& Eclltar N1t.loaa1 advertl1ing repre~ntatlv~ BotUoelli-ltlm~ Inc., K PIGS FEET .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · 8 lbs. $1.00 BOL'OGNA .... · · · · .... .... · · .. 3 lb,s. $1.00 ....So.gt.oD Ave., New YoM: City>' 16. N. Y. tntered 11 1ee0nd elul mat11o1 mattot "'t the post oUice at Pum 1r01 Otto. Rub&crtptlon rates: Dellt-ery by C•nier wb.ere 1vallable 30 centa per INk· one year in advance at The Dally Sentinel offk:e, $lt.i.60· sb 4'.onth8, $7.80: three month1, 13.80. 87 motor route wbl!re auifable ,.. tnontb $1. By mall one year 18: a1s monlbs, $4.2tlii three monlba 12.btJ· une moatb, .1. · · Ptibll.ihed evet7 aftemOoD oeept MUnday b)' The Phlo V•t11:>1 Sen POMEROY tiDeL Inc., at 110 MetbaDie $(... Pt'IDIIIQ1, 1'). :au.Jaeaa oUtee phoae 3Jill ..,,.,.,...,....,.,..,.~.,~:~ tnrta.-1 offJt"e ohoru> SIMONS MARKET PHONE 330-M !tofu. WilliAm Gruser preaented the program usina for bf'.l' topic, villt to Milsions Flelda". krip.. ture reading or Mart 6 :7·13 _pre- 397. Daily Sentinel Daybook I"A eeded a mediliUon by Mra. Anna Reuter. A readjng " A Visit $0 the Mi.s sion Field In Puerto Ricq.. waa .eive u witb. all present putleipat. lng An art icle · taken trom The World Outluok. entitled "Kalpltl· !Hi" was presented by ll~n . Lewil 1 Grueser · _ r • • The devotiortS fortH~ Sl!pltfiibe.Y. rnt>eting will b'e iri d1arge of Mrl. Jfar-tung who 'also chlsM tlil! fD~M· ing w.ilh pra.•er.•, Pn:sent Wf.t€dhole Mmed above and Mrs. )\.•ery (foegieln, · Mt1. Durwood Cummings and Ml'll. Cllf. ford Leifhfil =::--:-=::--- Kin Club PU:niS To Give Aid · FlJr Needy Family The Daily Sentinel NECK BONES ............ · ...... · 3 lbs. SSe W. MAIN ST. I 1 lb. 39c MEATY ' 1an\st rar the Society. Pnyer pe.b ' wt'rJ drawn for September. ENTERTAINS CLUI entertained Mrs. "E. M. J:Jlake tl\e Carllsta Club with a picnic 1su.pper f l ber home Wednesd!Uf ..,lth Mrs. ·w. K. Kfhdhl. wsah· \ngton, D. C., and Mn. FQ(rest Baehtel as cuests. Members pre-aA nt were M.rl!. Earl Kn ight , MrJ. MJI\ard Wilderm4_lh, Mrs. -w.aJ:ter .tJfG&b, Mrs. Russell W~l son and Mrs. Emmet Shuler. HOSTESS TO ClUB ~ Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Nor· man Humphrey!, Mrs. Edith Si1:1· sO• and Mt·~~'· Keoneth McEihi n· py wo'n the pJb:es \\·hen ,Mrs. ij11told Eppley entertained bet Canasta Club :Monday. Home 1:00 My Uttlt Martie 1:30 Bride and G."GOm 2:00 Mitlnee The1ter s:oo O~~An , 1 :00 10:00 The Prl~e !s }(!Jbt 10:30 Tr~th or Cons('quenctt OOUJh ) I :oil Tic Be. You 11:30 1 12:00 Jln• 12:30 r_oli~.~~. 1:00 1 1 : ~0 :I!Q :CIO :~ HO f:!IQ G:M IS:4:1 6 :00 41:30 weatbt::aat ~ : 38 6:35 o.3e SOorta. Eye 8:4.tl NBC News '7 :00 &est of Groucho il:t6 x:oo 1:30 Best ol Draanet 8:00 The •(H Peo~le I J~otee 8:30 SIRh-Low 8:08 L111 Vuteo Thuter to pre ~ ided tl Oh· 10:00 Whlrlyblrljl Mrs. li):SO Niwt H6tcillnJI • birth• 10:40 liitewlt<h Sister. 12:00 'l'ohl:ihl IM 1:00 SiJn 'Of! .r. .. be gi Vt' II· Io ·a· Racine wi1J meet ll!e HarUord Tigers Sunday at 2 ,p.m.'for the Ohio Valley AliSOClatlon b.asebali league cbamplonlhip In a P'"yoff· game at Ratine that will malcb two of lbe fineat pitchers to play semi-pro bali around tbe.se parts in many a year. Gene Hesson. beaten once this season by Micky Miller of Middleport, wUI match books and fast balls wltb another south. paw, Larry "Little Foozy" Wolfe/of Racine. Hesson depends on a portside!fast one and a sharp breaking curve. He serves his stuff up with varying ;;peeds: His deUv· ery is a beautiful thing to see. When the ball leaves bla.hand hls head is about three feet above ground,. Wide is his stride and level out. ' Lillie Foozy's record is nearly as br.Ullant this summer, If not. more so. After a slow start when he was troubled with an acting-up tummy, Foozy bas pitched brilliantly. Hardly any· one m ~acme would deny that Foozy's arm alone tan be ere. dlled With Racine's appearonce Sunday in the role hf playing I roi • na, wJChh, potato salad and mints' .:~ WCHS•TV Chdnnell I PreSent were those named above 7:30 ln~· Mrs. Emmtt Blackburn, Mrs. 8:00 .H•rold Ebersba~h. Mr~. Theodore 8 :45 "bew, Mrs. Waid Windon, Mrs. 8:~5 l_c:hard Vaug.han Jr.. and four 9:90 UI!Bt!l, Mrs. Harold lohmwn of ~prlil&(eld, Mrs. Charlee Buck, 9:30 ·J udy V1ughan and Cheryl Ebers- 10:30 bach. 11 :00 • ' r, 11 :JS 11:811 11 :4~ M-M Good! Ohio gave -Americ4 its first hot dog, Harry Mosley Stevens of Niles, Ohio, was the first persl)n to tb~nk of wtapping up a £rank· - thH~i' lb i pieCe of bread-later rOll. He ·cipltalized on the n&ml' 'hot dog' after seeing r. caricatur~ of a {rankfurter m:~de to look Like a Daschund in the New York D.!iily News, 1900. · Ice Cream and Angel · Food Cake for dltlltt. Both are Kroger high qualit)' at Kroger low prices. The Gates Memorial Hospital at Elyria, OhiO. b nitiOMlly known for itl medical and surgical treat· ritent of cripple~ children. Full .. l gal. '\ • ~a:~. '";i'_';} ·-- - ,.. .., WJ ~ . H IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIII Food ti-ld recipe. Peanut Butter .~ Pot PI""'S V Each I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Krogo , , , _. . . . shorl<lntne ••.. Spotlight .... Hot·Dalicl colfo• Apple Slluce .................... 2 :- No. ~03 cans 25t -, , K..,., • MOrton•• ChlcWn. IMI , Torkly. o•t IOc coupon. , • 24 ••· ~ • • Jar 63; • 0 . . . 3..•.lb... 79tb; baj 79• • • Cheddar Cheese wt:;;:~~~· . .. .. 2 pkgo. I ••· 55; lb• • ·, S- Dolly 090 5:45 5:&8 6:QO . 6:15 Turkeys .. ~~~ .. u. 45c Ducks ... 3:~ ...... Lb. 49c Pfec:e lacon · · ................. S9c . •85c Chickell Wi11•s ..... :. 25c Chi0ken· L·•.. e· "." .... ••• . . " ,. Chitken Breaats .. . ... 71c Chick•n Backs . .. . . •· 15c ••• lb. • • o I . ' Weat~it1.1man Aellon · •=30 Rlab.uy .PatrOt.o:oo underrumqt a:ao Pantomime QUit 7:39 ·'J;h'l.ru' ·" · 8:30 ~iyhouse ·go . .' Channel13 ------------ -------- ----1:18 NelihbOro 1:30 Movir Matinee 3:00- ·Am~rioa; Bati4il,nd t.::::. ~ci~';':~~. Club 8:00 . Flv• Final ~tar 8:18 John Daly • Ule N...,o ).15 tf~qnbi>ll ' 1;30 MQ~ ¥atln_ ee j:llq ~lic•it Ii~ndltOnd 4:00 Cartoon Cl~b ~tlljrt,tn4 the 8:30 'l'be Tlofntna Poliil 7,00 ltm , Bowie &!30 ldrl< Saber a:aq . ' ·!·oo f,~Jy ol ~ .W4ek :30 !lliid~w ,or Dbubt :IJ!I ll~wl . ~l tllellllht Newa ::~ ~,~~:~~:-. W)t t Ange ' D,ale . II?•• . N-. of ,tM Nllllll J)JB· !!ill 9:00 11:39 !llllh ....,..,o,. 10:00 tO:ID ~,ler , IB 1fl :6~ llhlo'~ jltliinleiWr .!acto;;!, In Dayion, Ohio lead~ the world ln the scitnce of inea~rin¥" wltb their ot gluses. i 1 S!Jn O(f . _llf~~r·~·. '~_ ..J£:...: . Here's Your Deal II Get New Tire ; Traction at I il,;: R'-:Souped .Jets Take 4thw·m I < RIZER OIL- CO. 7 , , 12:30 1'h~,_Grt~eh•n ,Wade Show u:: rt~~u~~~ u: ::.!: W •x JOB CHANN:li 13 FlllllAi 10:159 Slil>-Oo 111:00 · All\lbntun,a ln Ltarntnr :1!:00 l;llberaC!e ' ' See Score Returns M1dlen To Duty Monday At Golf'Stats Open MULLENS St. Paul Tourney sr. SOHIO SERVICE . CLEVELAND UP-Left bander Herb Score, who waR the 1ee of the Cleveland lndlans pltehing staff when he was stru~k in the right eye. by ·A line drive Gff th~ bat of New York Ysnkee 'Gil Me· PAUL, Minn. uP-Another .Dou.gald on May 7 will return to battle between the "old guard" the active playing list on Monday. and golfs "youngstert", ahaped The Indians · aonounced Score up today as a st.ar·&~dded fiel_d wJU ' the· team to Kan· started play in the $24.000 St. next 1crlet, &1\d l)e put in'to a Papl Open. · Sam -snead head• the veterans Into the· 72-hole battle. wblle de· fendlnJ champlo!l Mike SoW!hak topa .tbe lmpre11i\'e liat of younger . play en. - SPIIINOPIILD WINS ' SPRINQFIELD, Ohio ·ur Spria,tl&ld won the Ohio Glrl1' SOUball _Tournament · crown Mre Wedti.esday n~Jbt with 1 1-o win I MAN Olt WOMAN . . . ESTABLIS~D , .. '25tb. baa 99c Pears ...........~~~;::-...' Oolclon rlpo . •••• fitor BUY YOUR BOnLED GAs.: . ;"'! 2 Joead bulk dealer who ean llti'Ve fOU p:'PODI.pt. ty .nd where a new .customer ean .biQ'. 11\.Bla.ll•tiO:D at a reduced priee. We are equipped to iive :rou · from 1 good, eUJcient aer:vlce. I . _ RUTLAND FURNITURE ...... Top Value Stamps I $. .Go.. 1... 'ROUTES No Belit~~f~"-' ~~~ )erlence ihi q.p, ' ,PJ • i ~ :! Pistol Shooting Ending Today FoR stalks .............. •••.•••..........•• IIVI LOANS over D•rton. . California Pascal. l.cl'l• 30 d 1e, hsh, ctllp 111111 chltlchy. The pick of - Over Rochester ------~.,.......----. 11:00 A4venttlres In Learnibl 12:00 Llber~! 1~130 The Gretihen Wade Sh•w APPLIA-.iCE liB W. Mala 81. Phlle HI Pomeroy, Olll& · 1111 I ' place w1lh 1.742. CLELAND$ IG SAVINGS! - ·-··--.. •we· 10:00 ·News 10:05 e~Dnina the Weilher 10:H) ;the I..ftf! ShQw ~------~~--~ ,~ . CHANNEL 13 THURS. 10.:!8 Stin On tllird Sint 0 7:00 Wett lolnt Story' T:SO O'J11tfny 8:'1}0 l(t. ~d~J!d E" Sgt. Prf!ston of the Yut.a, Bob Cum10in11 Sbefft~ld Corp. mao llilrry Reevee1 l1 in and ' :r Doosial lldwarda ·~· · lb. 6 ,' Oht Ingraham SpUs. /'11:alle . 8:30 PIOYbO~I!O of Stars Douglas Edwardl r.oaJ · &blppi.Dc Port in the _world. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •lor, IBC Sp0keSJileD -6 :30 Toledo. Ohio to the groatest Lb. SY,.!II 1:00 Tbe 'Etrly Show YOI.It'~IISI) RevOlter Secre~ Storm Edge of Nlg!lt The Early Show 1~110 T!leate; 18 Whole.. ~ere•. 3:18 0:00 ;Action I 11m Sprotue wu ...,.e un 1 n er- 1.748 tor McM11lan Detroit PQiice- All Price• BASEBALLRESULT Lo 's Tagged As ' · For Mouthpiece S:BO Ed1e ot llt~bt ·on Your ' !:e ¥r:~:i'::t=' Roclie Diol Plump. IInder ami Juicy. Freah Dressed Big Payofl B9b Crosby Show Brighter Day WHTN~tv 11:50 ,., m. Houa~~P!Iirty J :30 2:00 'Bit Payoff 2:$ Bob CrGJby Show 8:00 l!rlabler DO¥ tti:JO .The L~tA OjboW Packers Label frolln illced red-ripe fruit. Buy plenty for your favorite deuerta. ltOf& Wll J..]. Catching Braves NOf 1mposs· ible the plank In the American League.. ' The amaJ~ne Braves made It nine"11traight victories and bal· Ar!!lles Reese loone4 !hell: lead to 71!1 games when they crushed the Cin. b ,; Housepartv Mills Coli~ News MUw~uk~·~':!'ve':':".:~:~edw~~r To date , Benner hn an aggregate •~or ,~ or 1,7M compared to I Strlke It Rich Valliant Lady tove 61 Ltr. ~itellir Tomorrow Up-to-the-"minut.e New1 lO:OIJ Scarlnlqg the Weatbef Straftberries ........;..................... 2r ·:kg:~ 3 9" · ·rra*•t's fanto1s' .6-rthuf Gqdfrer Your Esso R~orter U8 Sport.i 'Parade 8:ee Weatherman 6:1!1 ~:30 · 7:00 4 triple b' Ttrr7 J:nllhl In \h< bottom of tiM M•.atb dro-.·; ln. the By FRI!D DOWN wlmUne rua We4ntld•r evenln1 a1 the Pomero, Pony LuJue team The Natwual League downed 1 te1m of 111 ltart from Cltl!on, Well Columbia, and N..,. race into a cakewalk but those stubborn Chicago White Sox Hnen on lhe Pomeroy flfld . The are atill eonvlnted they can make the New York ~'ankees walk I 10:00 Country Club quality - all flavo". Stock your fro.tler and aeM .with Angel Food Cah. Angel Bust1..n ..Blactle Captain Kangaroo CBS New& Local News Fred Waring Guldln•J Llghl 12:00 Kttlt'.fl Kitehen 12 :~0 As the World Turn1 1:00 ')!Jr Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 !:30 Braves Crush Redlegs 13-3, Open 71f2 Game Gap In Senior Loop; Chisox Climb Closer To Yanks commendina: lead throuabout the lint two lea•. the .22 and .38 call bet. ov•r Marine l &t Lt . William W. McMillan. Used ror by the Weat Vlttibja 1hortr ln the 1111 lnniDJ 1nd thtn ·• NEWI YO~ UP- PeeWee Kn Jht cracked hlt blow wbieh cinnaU Redlep, 1S.3, Wednesday night They've now won 15 d 23 1 lh · 1 , Reese eel11 '"Milwaukee can be hit between tiM r:tclttflelder and Of their .....~ ' 18 gam v ~· . ea an o . e1r ast 28 In an ''all·out'' caught" but ha.lltily add, it will the tenterfielder 40d rolled. dt1 e that •J,tt thetr rivals ali out m the cold . tak e a apectacul.ar l'atch by icniJht wu 1llo NlpOnllble for The Wblte Soz wer~:~ auppoaed ·in their ninl!·game wicui ng s lre 11 k Brooklyn to do it. the Pomeroy ~!i ta the Ot1t inbe about ready for 1 knockout while the White Sol( have avto r· nlbg. Eddie BqfflnJton wu 11fe to blow by now~ bu& they're acting aged seven runs a game in their I " We can 1till beat lbe Braves on 1n error ,tJ.d scored when very mueb ljb a contclnder. They last 10. but it will require tile tougheAi Knllht'o ointle 1ot by ·the rtr~t. whipped the ' Clevel1nd Indiana, BUHL WINS 16th . uphill climb Iince I've been with fielder . 8-t WedneAd.,- nl«bt to lfve them A pair of " hot pitchers" did the club." admitted the popular The lone r..,n of tbe Wat Vir- tb. wins ID tlieir ta.t eiJht samcs their share, ·Bob Buh t gainin(!! his Dodger shorUtop as he peeled nf{ ginia team Umt11 In the .thtrd J~ aDd eut the Ylil'lkees' ftral·place seventh straig ht victory and 16 th his uniform in front 0( his lock· • · or the season for the Braves and er_ ning when Gary GULand cneke il lea~ to •"i tames, Both tbt; ~'ea aDd White So:t Dick Donovan chalking up hi s I homer down lh riJbt field lln .. '"The big thing we have going Bill Wihon went aU tht .w1y on are comb1mng tbe unbeat.able fifth in . 1 row and 13 th of the elementl-aoltd pltebing backed Yea r lor the White Sox Il was ~-or u ~ .is experience," he added aff for the title. When Oiek W1ltet1, sttr pit · the mound for Pomeroy as he fin· 'Y dev1statin11 hltUn• The Brav· lhe Br . IJ\h . l · . And I ve alwayl felt we had the W~l~e's fast ball itr1 't as fast, cher for the NBC champion Grove ned 10 men, -.alk~ onie. and ,ave ~ •· aves VIC Of)' Ill 1!1 b h . th I So have neraJed 8.2 ru~ a game ~ilffll!.!i with the Rcdlcgs <JIId the best pltC mg m e eague . but 1t s sneltty. Batter11 say h~ Cltv Club, watehed Heuon pbc-h up eight hita. Gaty GUland atan. ea -----, Wh 't So · · ow come we're go far behmd'? has a 'good knuckler". He does· a~ainst Mick Miller at Wabama in ed on the mound ·tor Ule Weit Vir1f/ • t e x'. e1gbth In a row over Injuries for one. We're not ginia team and gfte W~r to lAtTy n't look hard to hit, but not June. Walters was a1ked : 1 hitting for i!UOlher. That include > 1f the, colla psing India ns. Harenve.s Jn tho alxt11. lhrlnves many hit him . He fanned Jim "Will vou.i- ('lub .hit Het~Soo., " ·vacation time or any.. 1 he B~aves wrapped up the tri· me . I'm l'laving a lousy year'' " ~ole.<~ of Middleport four straight "Yes, I think they will," opined w•a the loline pltebet. t:ime .... save time with umph With an eight-run ni nth-i nThe line aeore: · tu'f!oes 10 days ago. Walters. ning rally marked by Wcs Cova prompt, private, caab Weal Va. . 001 01)0 o.-1 I 8 Bowles hit har<t enou~h anrl ington's grand slam hom e r and lo•o, on Signaturt• far enough for the Detroit Ti~ten: Hesson asked Watters the same Pomeroy_ 100 OQO 1--2 7 1 rel ief pitche: Don McMa hon's only, auto or fumlture. to go to their adding machines nuestion, and Walters gave him Battertes: · GOLiad, Uar.,ave1 _ I three-run double . Johnny Logan MODe)' far 0117 wMI>ll and bank roll Monday night in the same answer he gave Sports (LP), .and Van Matre; Wllsob and SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP _ ;Davey had hom~red earlier for ti'JC ,J>Wl>OMChar)eston to figure up how Desk. Just the s~me, saya Hes- Knight. Moore, who u1ed a well • planned Braves ~Vhile solo homers hy J oe CA MP PEHRY , Ohio 1JP-Shoot· ---,~much of a l)onus Bowles shoulrl son: · right hand attack to gain 1 split Taylor, Gus Bell and George ing winds U'l to<::ay in the National be offered to sign. When it comes . "I hope we get them here. I'd .declaion W~ead1y niaht over C~o~e a~counted for all three Pistol Charripion.shlpll' here with it'll be more than the $500 th~ J hke to set what they got ." ibe featherweight champion of Cmcmnat1 runs. Brooks Law · the firing of the .45 c:aliber round Redleg.~ set • That's't'eal Jove of baseball, the IY UNiTID ItA Til Mes.lco, now w.ants ·to go ' for the ren ee, ~inl~ss si nC'f' July 21. suf- of the three·phase event. sportman's. thrill of matching NATIONAL LIIAGtil world title. fered h1s fifth defeat in succc.s11· ?ri-Sgt. Hu~ let L. Benner held a About three years oqo Fuoly skill and Intelligence against a . 'W L Pd. Gl • ion and lOth of the campaign . tonk a cnck at pro ball as a kid top flight opponent. --:--- -~---------;:-----~-----·---·--:-:-;: Milwaukee . • . . 10 42 .825 The Springfield, Ohio, feather Donovan . who scattered ninl:' ju~l out of hbJh schupl. He was . St. Louia . . . . . . 82 49 .M9 7 ~ said, "]want a fight with BasS"ey, hil~>: . contributed a hgmer to the gomg great till "apparently lone· Which all together Is aome· Brook I~ .. .. . 113 !o ,w 7% but I probably' won't get it right Whiie Sox' 14-hit at.tark which 1 some ness brought him home short wha~ off. the 'beaten lrac~ of the Cl~cinnatl . . . . 81 II .IHO II · owov." I Inc · l udcd round-trippers by , <~so ly afler spring training was over. ~ommg ttt~e game in Racme . But PhlladeJ.phia . . . 10 5$ .527 11 Moore'! opponent In the War M;nnie Minoso and Jim RJvera . ]t wa!Sn't enemy batters that beat ll hel~s tint the leading eherac- New Y,ort . .. : . 51. U . .Q7 20 Memorial AQdltorium 10 · round Larry Doby had three hits for ·· him . ters w1th the colors or~ person· Chicago ...... . · 41 89 .313 28 bout, Victor M1nuel Quijano of th e Sox and Luis ApariCio, Min Now he's a little older still In ality. Pittsburgh, .. : . 41 11 .388 29 Mexleo City, also had hoped for oso and Earl Torgeson two each his tender 20'!1, with as rnttch If , Come out to see th em play Sun' t3\l1 a bout with world titlist Hogan \o he 1p h an d E~ ar 1y \" w~-~·.~, 10ulti· .• ynn h1s not more pitching talent IS ever. . - - ,. " "Kid" Bauey. ·But Moore's power tb k ful right hand ruined Quijano'• .se :~STON BEATS VANKEES Little can be said about He.~· day . You'll sCe few better ex· I Brooklyn 7 1-.rew York· 8 · pies of good. bateball on the Chicago 3 Stt Louj, 1,. Amerle:~n debut . and hhf immedison that hasn't been &aid beforP. am loCal scene anytime, any yellr. Pittsbu-rgh 10 Phtlad'e l'phl 3 .1 h The Chicago Cu bs handed lhe He's been beaten sometimc.s, but M"J a , m t! ate c nee& of a matdt with St. Louis Cardinals their eighth 1 waukee 13 Cln.cinnatJ a. nlte no often by earned runs. Gene Bauey, cons<,eulive Joss, 3· 1, the Brook· likes to pitch. H e lovll.S hflseball. Frhf•r'• GaiMs W The five- - foot, three • 1nch 139-. lyn Dodger•~ sh•ded lhe N•w ... Pills burgh•Br00 klyn, nIle x York G>'an•·. ,~ and \he p;tt ~ Ne Y k 11 Ph" d•l -hi1" pound victor JOlt ground to 130..., -u , · • ... a ~ ; nile w_ ~ pound Quijano ftllly twlt:e, in the burgh Pirate;~ clumped the Phila· i:ncLomn..,.ati a, tMCUhiea'!_9 .. . . ser.ond and fiMI rownds. Quijano delphia Phillies, 11).3 in OltlN . u a WBl,laee, nl.t e mounted a jibbing atta~k each NL actiofi. The Boston Red Sox x-At Jersey City, N. J. time. bllat the Yank ees, &4 , the Balti· AMIItiCAN LIAGlla Referee Joe P.almer and judge more Orioles.defeated the Wa.,;h · · W· ·L: • Pc:t. · Gl Di~k Albirio laVored "MoOre. Whom ington Senators, 4·3, and the De· K·:ENT, Wuh. UP - Former • New York 73 39 ·632 world heavyweight champion Joe Chicago some faDS call • "featherweight troit Tigers walloped tht! Kan~<ts Louis wa~ "told lo iay" that pres- Boston .·.·.·.·.·.'.· :~ Dernpsdey/' by three and five CILy Athletics, 7·4 in other AL 1 ent title holder Floyd P11ttersop. Baltimore . lTh roun 1 respectively. J~dge Har- games. __ _ 55 56 495 has done an un-championlike thing Detroit ... ·.·.·.·. 55 &7 .491 18 ~ud".-M cll. raLb II!Ored' - 1t_ 4-5-1 f~>r CALGARY RI5LEASES THREE _ 0 by accepting • bout with · Pete Cl 1 d ;>'l V!'" . 1 H11 If Rademachl'f. who has never' fou,.ht eve an. : · .·'·· flY .6P -·~ :W-1&; l. ·l ":- - ..·-<- z -~;;;~~ , CALGARY_. .,. ta. UP . • Kan81s Ctty- .. . 42 71 .372 31% _.:. ~ back Jim H.uryman of the Umproceulonl y: Patterson's manage- ·washlngton . , . 42 72 .168 32 ~e vcrsit~ of W~shington , tackle an? . er said Wednesday' night. . end Vme€ Vlldas of Drexel lnstt•· • "-' ~ Mof••• Wltd .d • • · llo .... t.:JO ••• Cus D'Amaio. watt:=hln ... Patter.,. .,. "''"' tute and fullback Jerry .Baker of Of • . 'IY oI M ISSlsstppl " . . . we-re 10, .c,so ctlld ,,JO, 24 Don't spar at Kent Memorial Park, Boston u New y' ork .4. . . . . . . t he u mverSI • Same tread thldcneu-..: •a me tr.atl Louis "is entitled to hls opln- Chicago 8 CleYellnd 3, nltc released by the Calgary Stamped· width -1ame tread tle•lg,.- ••m• Mitt "Monhal· .. ~ but I don't think that's bb Baltimore 4 wulilnjton 2. nlte " ers Wednesday. Clt.,"II'ITV',"Gu•ttl~M:L" 1Ol)~~lon.:• Detroit 7 Kansas City 4, nlte 1,;;;;;;;;;;:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'' hlgh·quallly mat•rfal& aa bra11d-new Goodyear Tlr~al r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;•;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;ojll·q~~.~;~ Brown Bomber bad been Frldlr'l· Gilmet· ROCHESTER, N. y , -UP- Tile Don't lake chance• driYing on wom Urn from Milwaukee, Wla., , aa Chl~ago at Dettolt,- nite • AppliN by fadory traln..:f e:tep•rt• using rej11veuted Columbus Jeti scored saying he ~·would never have done Cleveland at Ka~as City, nlte when you can get new tir. tracttoa at; their fourth straight win over Goodyear apprond methods! a thing like that," and "neither Baltimore at New' vorl, nile auch low co.t. llocheater here Wednesday night would any other champion In box· Boston at Washington, nile "Applied to aouncl fltt hodl•• or to ravr 1 -111 Ei4ie 0 $rien pieked up his .., ;ng." ' · INTERNATIONAL LIAOUI own fir••· ONLY $1.00 DOWN PfR YIU I "' D'Amato t~aid he thought Loui8 , W . L Pet. Oa flrat win of tbe year hi relief. Thur1." &. Fri. Augu&l 1S..16 · · O'Btlen, tb~ 'let's reguJ1r short. was speaking ..as an official of the Buffalo . ·. , . ·. 71 IG .113 Cl" stop, tootr. over in the eecond with Judy Holliday RichJU'd Conte lnternational Boxing Club. . Toronto ... -: . .. 70 Ge .N6 1 A RiChmond ... . : 88 &7 · ~ 2~ ColUmbw behi.qd 4-o and knock· "FULL OF LIFE" ' "They've! done evefythlng they Rotbester ... . . . . SG M ~ 7~ ed in tbe w.l6nlng run in the . -also-- ' elgMh lnntnt· on a single. c.an to pan this fight. But 1 don't Miami ........ -~ 54: .486 "tO Gary Cooper Ralph ·B ellamy The two tearlts wind up a five 1 think Joe wuu~d . uy anj'l.hlng like HaVIna ...... . 58 88 .460 13 "THE COURT MARTIAL OF that on bJs own," D'Amat.o 1dded. Montreal M tit ~ Jtl4 g1me 1eries here tonight with BILlY MITCHELL" lll!fty Don Ktldoo of the Jlds op' . Rademaclu.~ , meanwblle, did Coom I bu • ...... • .. •• ~·"'1 "• ,...1 t•~ •~ (Cinemascope-Teehl)icolor) poolng Gory BIOYIO<k of lhe Red 1 SOme shadow boxing, sparred 1two INTIRNATIONAL LIAGt.il WIDaa. , • \ rounds, an~ worked up a ttrl!!at COlumbua ·• Rochetter 7 ~ith uJillhenlet Jn prej:lli'ltlan ltichmOnd 7 Buff~;lo ·0 , fdr the 16-round beavyweitht title Montreal 7 Mllflli· 0 bout Au1. 33 at Sl~k·'a 6tadtum, Toront.o 4 uaVal\a• -2 ' . · Seatlle. ' AMIIIIcAij .AUOeii.TION penVer,..,6 Oml.ha 1, 11~ 7 Inn . Denver 7 Omaha 8, Zn~ lndiJnapolis 3 LoubvLUe 2, 11 in St. P1u1 4 Mlnneapotta o Charlcstoa 10 Wtcti.itl g · I ~til-e sl!tve"d by the hostess. Flavors THU SO, Were small potted Ivy vines. R ~Y P . . 7: 00 J 1 mm 1e e1a 1 For Pony Leaguers Moore antmg . Tl'tle Shot Now' Afler SpJil• Win . ------~~-~----~ '~~ . Reii.c•nments of barbecue sand- Bill Wilson Goes Distance, Fans 10, Walks One R.o~J;er Roon 4:00 Comedy Tlme 4:30 Movi~tim' ~ : 30 Popiye PijS.DU 5:45 NeWs PiCture 6:00 Flatt and Scrcal MElTING POSTPONED of Maeriolit Tem· scheduied for postponed until :i;2, due to the SPORTS DESK · I :Dtl Sian on f :OO Today s:te )loilero· JldJn••te4 Mrs. Donald Lowery. A v~nue . will SliD On Today Rompl!!r Room The Prlee '' lUaht Truth or C?naequencea Tie 1'ac DoUih It CoLLld Be You 12:00 Tex !:lnd Jtnx 12:30 current rni ck lee .cream wu setved to tho.e napted above •nd 1\t:rs. Paul T&elss, MtS. A. J. Strauss ar~.d Plan s were made. to , help 1 needy family When the Kin Club mel Tuesday evenlnJ 1t tb .hOme of Mrs, Willard Ebehlba~h . Onloh Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach , at the meetin1 WllS agreed that each would b~ing a dish eto~h next meetinb as hosfess WD!J also d'el.'ided that · -·• her would bring om S:M 6:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 U :Oil 11 :30 Knighrs Triple Wins __ ru D.u., Setttlael TELEVISION GUID, WSAZ -TV Ghan"el ~ THURSDAY-channel a Friday \ ,, Rut'""d, Ohio , ....'"' ' Araold Gtate, oWDer Opera:ri"we . ~t~••-and LOi!al•·h!• A .Racks SPAll' OR F~L . IMI . Earn i19mlo ·awlll refill· lot ..d c.ol . n~f m our MAGIC RA · In y<tur are•. Hut b&ve P.t ~fe~...­ ee• . five tioGtt 'Pif'e ~e ~kl.v - >lid. t~~lnl!fiUIII tnve.tment ol . - .. "- f/l# 1~1 tn~or­ Nlor• frucl< owner• lt·now fllill Cltovrolel , •• with lla wl!fo r""•• ol mNela • • • olfen f~o r/ilof capadly and powor 10 atay aiJII OCIYe on aitj. 101>1 · Duttble Chevrolet Task-Force truck.!\ ue doing more jobs- and ,aettiDg them done more' quickly and grain-tight tailgales. And because of their brawny And for the right power, Chev· rolet offers a lineup of !iiuper-effident engines from 140 all tl:.e way build, big-load capacities, and many modern features, Chevrolets saVe time and money'o.,j\I'OUDd the clock! Tab a look at CHevrolet's hardworking pickups. You can takr. your pick of big, roomy bodies with hardwood floors, skidstrips, ,. Only franchised Chevrolet doolers I I ' . , < ' . ,' .' '. From a wide range of models- perky pickups, middleweights, tough tandems-let your Cht:vrolet dealer help you select the right truck for your job. See him soon! Jloe "Big Wheel" .. fruclol display lhis famous tradenuJT1c See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer " .. up to 210 h.p. ' vlew . '" "" ill ..... ~~~"" phoDe•.-'!.~,_._; n·~m~•, ., · Now~r~~~~~-~ · 1 and efficiently than any other truck. , �,.-, I ,. . • ~ Dally S.nUnel, Pomeroy-ldlcldleport, 0., Aut. ta, 1Vll7-3 ROC k Spr1ngs • C'ld ren re !\1eNeal, Mr and Mrs . L WSCS Meet' lJ D Dile o. Mr and Mrs w w Ha y I In? Bu.;, h. Mrs. J a nlt•s Huller an rl · Da~1d Eusminger , },Jrs · H. E I Held Tuesday es, Mrs . Arnold Green and son , l-IlallySentlllei, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 1~ . 1957 Memben and guests present were Mrs Flenung. Mr and Mrs.) Family Picnic Held Tuesday At Roadside Park FREE -DEUVERY WQYDAY 1 17ogram boob~ for the uew yeur Mom!Dg and Afttrnoon Mrs . R~th Bobo. Mra . Fr~nk Bobo were ordered when the Woman's . STOlt!! *\OURS The White Ro~e Lodge, Auxil- a_nd rhtldr~n. Mrs. · Wilham Mor Society of Christia n ServiN• of the iary of the Brotherhood of Rail· TIS and chtldren , Mrs. Carl Mal · Roc k Sp rings Methodist ch urr h 8:00 A, Ill, 1o UO P. M. road Trainmen , had a farnily pic· 101c Mrs. C.. P .. Glill!llghe.r, Mrs. met Tue.~day at the church for an nlc at the Middleport Roadiidl' cnildrl'n. \1rs ..Rtl'har 0\\t'n and all day rnceting Park Wednesday evening and Mn daughter , Mrs. J ot' Wtbon and Branch Fleming pre!;ented twenty da u_\l hler. Mr s Otho Watt :-, anti I The forenoon was sp~nt in quil t· lng and foll owirli a Sick lunch at year pins to Mrs Horner HartlE>)' J anwy J ubb. noo n, the bu~ iness seasion was held and Mrs. Clyde Wine brenner. .PIIoae l!ft with Mrs. Lewis Grueaer, prestdent The q,ext meet ing will be t h ~:>ir No. 2ad Middleport F n·mont. Ohio . seat of Sand us· presidjng . A comro.unication was , regular meeting in Sl• ptember. ky Co unt y, is a sugar -beet <Jnd read from Mrs. Harry P .• Smit h, ;;..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cannery l't'nl l•r. Supporting hr · Portsmouth Di~trict pres ident , !'On · torit> s pro(!ul·e dry ~· ells, r azo1· rerning a district met>ting tn be POit'K blades, cutle ry, castings, autom o. 1 held at the Forest Ru n Methodis: b ih• fabrir arce.ssorie s, dyes, and Churrh, Augu~t 27 . Mrs. John H<~rhunting and tr11.vping suppli es . ltu nr. was elected to serve as pi· Bachner's MEAT MMKn SPARE RIBS · ' ...... · · .. · · · DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARD 5. OWEN- G.NERAL MANAGER RIYNOLD I. GRIENB- EDITOR Chnt•r L. T•nrwhlll, St1ff Writer, Sport& Eclltar N1t.loaa1 advertl1ing repre~ntatlv~ BotUoelli-ltlm~ Inc., K PIGS FEET .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · 8 lbs. $1.00 BOL'OGNA .... · · · · .... .... · · .. 3 lb,s. $1.00 ....So.gt.oD Ave., New YoM: City>' 16. N. Y. tntered 11 1ee0nd elul mat11o1 mattot "'t the post oUice at Pum 1r01 Otto. Rub&crtptlon rates: Dellt-ery by C•nier wb.ere 1vallable 30 centa per INk· one year in advance at The Dally Sentinel offk:e, $lt.i.60· sb 4'.onth8, $7.80: three month1, 13.80. 87 motor route wbl!re auifable ,.. tnontb $1. By mall one year 18: a1s monlbs, $4.2tlii three monlba 12.btJ· une moatb, .1. · · Ptibll.ihed evet7 aftemOoD oeept MUnday b)' The Phlo V•t11:>1 Sen POMEROY tiDeL Inc., at 110 MetbaDie $(... Pt'IDIIIQ1, 1'). :au.Jaeaa oUtee phoae 3Jill ..,,.,.,...,....,.,..,.~.,~:~ tnrta.-1 offJt"e ohoru> SIMONS MARKET PHONE 330-M !tofu. WilliAm Gruser preaented the program usina for bf'.l' topic, villt to Milsions Flelda". krip.. ture reading or Mart 6 :7·13 _pre- 397. Daily Sentinel Daybook I"A eeded a mediliUon by Mra. Anna Reuter. A readjng " A Visit $0 the Mi.s sion Field In Puerto Ricq.. waa .eive u witb. all present putleipat. lng An art icle · taken trom The World Outluok. entitled "Kalpltl· !Hi" was presented by ll~n . Lewil 1 Grueser · _ r • • The devotiortS fortH~ Sl!pltfiibe.Y. rnt>eting will b'e iri d1arge of Mrl. Jfar-tung who 'also chlsM tlil! fD~M· ing w.ilh pra.•er.•, Pn:sent Wf.t€dhole Mmed above and Mrs. )\.•ery (foegieln, · Mt1. Durwood Cummings and Ml'll. Cllf. ford Leifhfil =::--:-=::--- Kin Club PU:niS To Give Aid · FlJr Needy Family The Daily Sentinel NECK BONES ............ · ...... · 3 lbs. SSe W. MAIN ST. I 1 lb. 39c MEATY ' 1an\st rar the Society. Pnyer pe.b ' wt'rJ drawn for September. ENTERTAINS CLUI entertained Mrs. "E. M. J:Jlake tl\e Carllsta Club with a picnic 1su.pper f l ber home Wednesd!Uf ..,lth Mrs. ·w. K. Kfhdhl. wsah· \ngton, D. C., and Mn. FQ(rest Baehtel as cuests. Members pre-aA nt were M.rl!. Earl Kn ight , MrJ. MJI\ard Wilderm4_lh, Mrs. -w.aJ:ter .tJfG&b, Mrs. Russell W~l son and Mrs. Emmet Shuler. HOSTESS TO ClUB ~ Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Nor· man Humphrey!, Mrs. Edith Si1:1· sO• and Mt·~~'· Keoneth McEihi n· py wo'n the pJb:es \\·hen ,Mrs. ij11told Eppley entertained bet Canasta Club :Monday. Home 1:00 My Uttlt Martie 1:30 Bride and G."GOm 2:00 Mitlnee The1ter s:oo O~~An , 1 :00 10:00 The Prl~e !s }(!Jbt 10:30 Tr~th or Cons('quenctt OOUJh ) I :oil Tic Be. You 11:30 1 12:00 Jln• 12:30 r_oli~.~~. 1:00 1 1 : ~0 :I!Q :CIO :~ HO f:!IQ G:M IS:4:1 6 :00 41:30 weatbt::aat ~ : 38 6:35 o.3e SOorta. Eye 8:4.tl NBC News '7 :00 &est of Groucho il:t6 x:oo 1:30 Best ol Draanet 8:00 The •(H Peo~le I J~otee 8:30 SIRh-Low 8:08 L111 Vuteo Thuter to pre ~ ided tl Oh· 10:00 Whlrlyblrljl Mrs. li):SO Niwt H6tcillnJI • birth• 10:40 liitewlt<h Sister. 12:00 'l'ohl:ihl IM 1:00 SiJn 'Of! .r. .. be gi Vt' II· Io ·a· Racine wi1J meet ll!e HarUord Tigers Sunday at 2 ,p.m.'for the Ohio Valley AliSOClatlon b.asebali league cbamplonlhip In a P'"yoff· game at Ratine that will malcb two of lbe fineat pitchers to play semi-pro bali around tbe.se parts in many a year. Gene Hesson. beaten once this season by Micky Miller of Middleport, wUI match books and fast balls wltb another south. paw, Larry "Little Foozy" Wolfe/of Racine. Hesson depends on a portside!fast one and a sharp breaking curve. He serves his stuff up with varying ;;peeds: His deUv· ery is a beautiful thing to see. When the ball leaves bla.hand hls head is about three feet above ground,. Wide is his stride and level out. ' Lillie Foozy's record is nearly as br.Ullant this summer, If not. more so. After a slow start when he was troubled with an acting-up tummy, Foozy bas pitched brilliantly. Hardly any· one m ~acme would deny that Foozy's arm alone tan be ere. dlled With Racine's appearonce Sunday in the role hf playing I roi • na, wJChh, potato salad and mints' .:~ WCHS•TV Chdnnell I PreSent were those named above 7:30 ln~· Mrs. Emmtt Blackburn, Mrs. 8:00 .H•rold Ebersba~h. Mr~. Theodore 8 :45 "bew, Mrs. Waid Windon, Mrs. 8:~5 l_c:hard Vaug.han Jr.. and four 9:90 UI!Bt!l, Mrs. Harold lohmwn of ~prlil&(eld, Mrs. Charlee Buck, 9:30 ·J udy V1ughan and Cheryl Ebers- 10:30 bach. 11 :00 • ' r, 11 :JS 11:811 11 :4~ M-M Good! Ohio gave -Americ4 its first hot dog, Harry Mosley Stevens of Niles, Ohio, was the first persl)n to tb~nk of wtapping up a £rank· - thH~i' lb i pieCe of bread-later rOll. He ·cipltalized on the n&ml' 'hot dog' after seeing r. caricatur~ of a {rankfurter m:~de to look Like a Daschund in the New York D.!iily News, 1900. · Ice Cream and Angel · Food Cake for dltlltt. Both are Kroger high qualit)' at Kroger low prices. The Gates Memorial Hospital at Elyria, OhiO. b nitiOMlly known for itl medical and surgical treat· ritent of cripple~ children. Full .. l gal. '\ • ~a:~. '";i'_';} ·-- - ,.. .., WJ ~ . H IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIII Food ti-ld recipe. Peanut Butter .~ Pot PI""'S V Each I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Krogo , , , _. . . . shorl<lntne ••.. Spotlight .... Hot·Dalicl colfo• Apple Slluce .................... 2 :- No. ~03 cans 25t -, , K..,., • MOrton•• ChlcWn. IMI , Torkly. o•t IOc coupon. , • 24 ••· ~ • • Jar 63; • 0 . . . 3..•.lb... 79tb; baj 79• • • Cheddar Cheese wt:;;:~~~· . .. .. 2 pkgo. I ••· 55; lb• • ·, S- Dolly 090 5:45 5:&8 6:QO . 6:15 Turkeys .. ~~~ .. u. 45c Ducks ... 3:~ ...... Lb. 49c Pfec:e lacon · · ................. S9c . •85c Chickell Wi11•s ..... :. 25c Chi0ken· L·•.. e· "." .... ••• . . " ,. Chitken Breaats .. . ... 71c Chick•n Backs . .. . . •· 15c ••• lb. • • o I . ' Weat~it1.1man Aellon · •=30 Rlab.uy .PatrOt.o:oo underrumqt a:ao Pantomime QUit 7:39 ·'J;h'l.ru' ·" · 8:30 ~iyhouse ·go . .' Channel13 ------------ -------- ----1:18 NelihbOro 1:30 Movir Matinee 3:00- ·Am~rioa; Bati4il,nd t.::::. ~ci~';':~~. Club 8:00 . Flv• Final ~tar 8:18 John Daly • Ule N...,o ).15 tf~qnbi>ll ' 1;30 MQ~ ¥atln_ ee j:llq ~lic•it Ii~ndltOnd 4:00 Cartoon Cl~b ~tlljrt,tn4 the 8:30 'l'be Tlofntna Poliil 7,00 ltm , Bowie &!30 ldrl< Saber a:aq . ' ·!·oo f,~Jy ol ~ .W4ek :30 !lliid~w ,or Dbubt :IJ!I ll~wl . ~l tllellllht Newa ::~ ~,~~:~~:-. W)t t Ange ' D,ale . II?•• . N-. of ,tM Nllllll J)JB· !!ill 9:00 11:39 !llllh ....,..,o,. 10:00 tO:ID ~,ler , IB 1fl :6~ llhlo'~ jltliinleiWr .!acto;;!, In Dayion, Ohio lead~ the world ln the scitnce of inea~rin¥" wltb their ot gluses. i 1 S!Jn O(f . _llf~~r·~·. '~_ ..J£:...: . Here's Your Deal II Get New Tire ; Traction at I il,;: R'-:Souped .Jets Take 4thw·m I < RIZER OIL- CO. 7 , , 12:30 1'h~,_Grt~eh•n ,Wade Show u:: rt~~u~~~ u: ::.!: W •x JOB CHANN:li 13 FlllllAi 10:159 Slil>-Oo 111:00 · All\lbntun,a ln Ltarntnr :1!:00 l;llberaC!e ' ' See Score Returns M1dlen To Duty Monday At Golf'Stats Open MULLENS St. Paul Tourney sr. SOHIO SERVICE . CLEVELAND UP-Left bander Herb Score, who waR the 1ee of the Cleveland lndlans pltehing staff when he was stru~k in the right eye. by ·A line drive Gff th~ bat of New York Ysnkee 'Gil Me· PAUL, Minn. uP-Another .Dou.gald on May 7 will return to battle between the "old guard" the active playing list on Monday. and golfs "youngstert", ahaped The Indians · aonounced Score up today as a st.ar·&~dded fiel_d wJU ' the· team to Kan· started play in the $24.000 St. next 1crlet, &1\d l)e put in'to a Papl Open. · Sam -snead head• the veterans Into the· 72-hole battle. wblle de· fendlnJ champlo!l Mike SoW!hak topa .tbe lmpre11i\'e liat of younger . play en. - SPIIINOPIILD WINS ' SPRINQFIELD, Ohio ·ur Spria,tl&ld won the Ohio Glrl1' SOUball _Tournament · crown Mre Wedti.esday n~Jbt with 1 1-o win I MAN Olt WOMAN . . . ESTABLIS~D , .. '25tb. baa 99c Pears ...........~~~;::-...' 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Prf!ston of the Yut.a, Bob Cum10in11 Sbefft~ld Corp. mao llilrry Reevee1 l1 in and ' :r Doosial lldwarda ·~· · lb. 6 ,' Oht Ingraham SpUs. /'11:alle . 8:30 PIOYbO~I!O of Stars Douglas Edwardl r.oaJ · &blppi.Dc Port in the _world. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •lor, IBC Sp0keSJileD -6 :30 Toledo. Ohio to the groatest Lb. SY,.!II 1:00 Tbe 'Etrly Show YOI.It'~IISI) RevOlter Secre~ Storm Edge of Nlg!lt The Early Show 1~110 T!leate; 18 Whole.. ~ere•. 3:18 0:00 ;Action I 11m Sprotue wu ...,.e un 1 n er- 1.748 tor McM11lan Detroit PQiice- All Price• BASEBALLRESULT Lo 's Tagged As ' · For Mouthpiece S:BO Ed1e ot llt~bt ·on Your ' !:e ¥r:~:i'::t=' Roclie Diol Plump. IInder ami Juicy. Freah Dressed Big Payofl B9b Crosby Show Brighter Day WHTN~tv 11:50 ,., m. Houa~~P!Iirty J :30 2:00 'Bit Payoff 2:$ Bob CrGJby Show 8:00 l!rlabler DO¥ tti:JO .The L~tA OjboW Packers Label frolln illced red-ripe fruit. Buy plenty for your favorite deuerta. ltOf& Wll J..]. Catching Braves NOf 1mposs· ible the plank In the American League.. ' The amaJ~ne Braves made It nine"11traight victories and bal· Ar!!lles Reese loone4 !hell: lead to 71!1 games when they crushed the Cin. b ,; Housepartv Mills Coli~ News MUw~uk~·~':!'ve':':".:~:~edw~~r To date , Benner hn an aggregate •~or ,~ or 1,7M compared to I Strlke It Rich Valliant Lady tove 61 Ltr. ~itellir Tomorrow Up-to-the-"minut.e New1 lO:OIJ Scarlnlqg the Weatbef Straftberries ........;..................... 2r ·:kg:~ 3 9" · ·rra*•t's fanto1s' .6-rthuf Gqdfrer Your Esso R~orter U8 Sport.i 'Parade 8:ee Weatherman 6:1!1 ~:30 · 7:00 4 triple b' Ttrr7 J:nllhl In \h< bottom of tiM M•.atb dro-.·; ln. the By FRI!D DOWN wlmUne rua We4ntld•r evenln1 a1 the Pomero, Pony LuJue team The Natwual League downed 1 te1m of 111 ltart from Cltl!on, Well Columbia, and N..,. race into a cakewalk but those stubborn Chicago White Sox Hnen on lhe Pomeroy flfld . The are atill eonvlnted they can make the New York ~'ankees walk I 10:00 Country Club quality - all flavo". Stock your fro.tler and aeM .with Angel Food Cah. Angel Bust1..n ..Blactle Captain Kangaroo CBS New& Local News Fred Waring Guldln•J Llghl 12:00 Kttlt'.fl Kitehen 12 :~0 As the World Turn1 1:00 ')!Jr Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 !:30 Braves Crush Redlegs 13-3, Open 71f2 Game Gap In Senior Loop; Chisox Climb Closer To Yanks commendina: lead throuabout the lint two lea•. the .22 and .38 call bet. ov•r Marine l &t Lt . William W. McMillan. Used ror by the Weat Vlttibja 1hortr ln the 1111 lnniDJ 1nd thtn ·• NEWI YO~ UP- PeeWee Kn Jht cracked hlt blow wbieh cinnaU Redlep, 1S.3, Wednesday night They've now won 15 d 23 1 lh · 1 , Reese eel11 '"Milwaukee can be hit between tiM r:tclttflelder and Of their .....~ ' 18 gam v ~· . ea an o . e1r ast 28 In an ''all·out'' caught" but ha.lltily add, it will the tenterfielder 40d rolled. dt1 e that •J,tt thetr rivals ali out m the cold . tak e a apectacul.ar l'atch by icniJht wu 1llo NlpOnllble for The Wblte Soz wer~:~ auppoaed ·in their ninl!·game wicui ng s lre 11 k Brooklyn to do it. the Pomeroy ~!i ta the Ot1t inbe about ready for 1 knockout while the White Sol( have avto r· nlbg. Eddie BqfflnJton wu 11fe to blow by now~ bu& they're acting aged seven runs a game in their I " We can 1till beat lbe Braves on 1n error ,tJ.d scored when very mueb ljb a contclnder. They last 10. but it will require tile tougheAi Knllht'o ointle 1ot by ·the rtr~t. whipped the ' Clevel1nd Indiana, BUHL WINS 16th . uphill climb Iince I've been with fielder . 8-t WedneAd.,- nl«bt to lfve them A pair of " hot pitchers" did the club." admitted the popular The lone r..,n of tbe Wat Vir- tb. wins ID tlieir ta.t eiJht samcs their share, ·Bob Buh t gainin(!! his Dodger shorUtop as he peeled nf{ ginia team Umt11 In the .thtrd J~ aDd eut the Ylil'lkees' ftral·place seventh straig ht victory and 16 th his uniform in front 0( his lock· • · or the season for the Braves and er_ ning when Gary GULand cneke il lea~ to •"i tames, Both tbt; ~'ea aDd White So:t Dick Donovan chalking up hi s I homer down lh riJbt field lln .. '"The big thing we have going Bill Wihon went aU tht .w1y on are comb1mng tbe unbeat.able fifth in . 1 row and 13 th of the elementl-aoltd pltebing backed Yea r lor the White Sox Il was ~-or u ~ .is experience," he added aff for the title. When Oiek W1ltet1, sttr pit · the mound for Pomeroy as he fin· 'Y dev1statin11 hltUn• The Brav· lhe Br . IJ\h . l · . And I ve alwayl felt we had the W~l~e's fast ball itr1 't as fast, cher for the NBC champion Grove ned 10 men, -.alk~ onie. and ,ave ~ •· aves VIC Of)' Ill 1!1 b h . th I So have neraJed 8.2 ru~ a game ~ilffll!.!i with the Rcdlcgs <JIId the best pltC mg m e eague . but 1t s sneltty. Batter11 say h~ Cltv Club, watehed Heuon pbc-h up eight hita. Gaty GUland atan. ea -----, Wh 't So · · ow come we're go far behmd'? has a 'good knuckler". He does· a~ainst Mick Miller at Wabama in ed on the mound ·tor Ule Weit Vir1f/ • t e x'. e1gbth In a row over Injuries for one. We're not ginia team and gfte W~r to lAtTy n't look hard to hit, but not June. Walters was a1ked : 1 hitting for i!UOlher. That include > 1f the, colla psing India ns. Harenve.s Jn tho alxt11. lhrlnves many hit him . He fanned Jim "Will vou.i- ('lub .hit Het~Soo., " ·vacation time or any.. 1 he B~aves wrapped up the tri· me . I'm l'laving a lousy year'' " ~ole.<~ of Middleport four straight "Yes, I think they will," opined w•a the loline pltebet. t:ime .... save time with umph With an eight-run ni nth-i nThe line aeore: · tu'f!oes 10 days ago. Walters. ning rally marked by Wcs Cova prompt, private, caab Weal Va. . 001 01)0 o.-1 I 8 Bowles hit har<t enou~h anrl ington's grand slam hom e r and lo•o, on Signaturt• far enough for the Detroit Ti~ten: Hesson asked Watters the same Pomeroy_ 100 OQO 1--2 7 1 rel ief pitche: Don McMa hon's only, auto or fumlture. to go to their adding machines nuestion, and Walters gave him Battertes: · GOLiad, Uar.,ave1 _ I three-run double . Johnny Logan MODe)' far 0117 wMI>ll and bank roll Monday night in the same answer he gave Sports (LP), .and Van Matre; Wllsob and SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP _ ;Davey had hom~red earlier for ti'JC ,J>Wl>OMChar)eston to figure up how Desk. Just the s~me, saya Hes- Knight. Moore, who u1ed a well • planned Braves ~Vhile solo homers hy J oe CA MP PEHRY , Ohio 1JP-Shoot· ---,~much of a l)onus Bowles shoulrl son: · right hand attack to gain 1 split Taylor, Gus Bell and George ing winds U'l to<::ay in the National be offered to sign. When it comes . "I hope we get them here. I'd .declaion W~ead1y niaht over C~o~e a~counted for all three Pistol Charripion.shlpll' here with it'll be more than the $500 th~ J hke to set what they got ." ibe featherweight champion of Cmcmnat1 runs. Brooks Law · the firing of the .45 c:aliber round Redleg.~ set • That's't'eal Jove of baseball, the IY UNiTID ItA Til Mes.lco, now w.ants ·to go ' for the ren ee, ~inl~ss si nC'f' July 21. suf- of the three·phase event. sportman's. thrill of matching NATIONAL LIIAGtil world title. fered h1s fifth defeat in succc.s11· ?ri-Sgt. Hu~ let L. Benner held a About three years oqo Fuoly skill and Intelligence against a . 'W L Pd. Gl • ion and lOth of the campaign . tonk a cnck at pro ball as a kid top flight opponent. --:--- -~---------;:-----~-----·---·--:-:-;: Milwaukee . • . . 10 42 .825 The Springfield, Ohio, feather Donovan . who scattered ninl:' ju~l out of hbJh schupl. He was . St. Louia . . . . . . 82 49 .M9 7 ~ said, "]want a fight with BasS"ey, hil~>: . contributed a hgmer to the gomg great till "apparently lone· Which all together Is aome· Brook I~ .. .. . 113 !o ,w 7% but I probably' won't get it right Whiie Sox' 14-hit at.tark which 1 some ness brought him home short wha~ off. the 'beaten lrac~ of the Cl~cinnatl . . . . 81 II .IHO II · owov." I Inc · l udcd round-trippers by , <~so ly afler spring training was over. ~ommg ttt~e game in Racme . But PhlladeJ.phia . . . 10 5$ .527 11 Moore'! opponent In the War M;nnie Minoso and Jim RJvera . ]t wa!Sn't enemy batters that beat ll hel~s tint the leading eherac- New Y,ort . .. : . 51. U . .Q7 20 Memorial AQdltorium 10 · round Larry Doby had three hits for ·· him . ters w1th the colors or~ person· Chicago ...... . · 41 89 .313 28 bout, Victor M1nuel Quijano of th e Sox and Luis ApariCio, Min Now he's a little older still In ality. Pittsburgh, .. : . 41 11 .388 29 Mexleo City, also had hoped for oso and Earl Torgeson two each his tender 20'!1, with as rnttch If , Come out to see th em play Sun' t3\l1 a bout with world titlist Hogan \o he 1p h an d E~ ar 1y \" w~-~·.~, 10ulti· .• ynn h1s not more pitching talent IS ever. . - - ,. " "Kid" Bauey. ·But Moore's power tb k ful right hand ruined Quijano'• .se :~STON BEATS VANKEES Little can be said about He.~· day . You'll sCe few better ex· I Brooklyn 7 1-.rew York· 8 · pies of good. bateball on the Chicago 3 Stt Louj, 1,. Amerle:~n debut . and hhf immedison that hasn't been &aid beforP. am loCal scene anytime, any yellr. Pittsbu-rgh 10 Phtlad'e l'phl 3 .1 h The Chicago Cu bs handed lhe He's been beaten sometimc.s, but M"J a , m t! ate c nee& of a matdt with St. Louis Cardinals their eighth 1 waukee 13 Cln.cinnatJ a. nlte no often by earned runs. Gene Bauey, cons<,eulive Joss, 3· 1, the Brook· likes to pitch. H e lovll.S hflseball. Frhf•r'• GaiMs W The five- - foot, three • 1nch 139-. lyn Dodger•~ sh•ded lhe N•w ... Pills burgh•Br00 klyn, nIle x York G>'an•·. ,~ and \he p;tt ~ Ne Y k 11 Ph" d•l -hi1" pound victor JOlt ground to 130..., -u , · • ... a ~ ; nile w_ ~ pound Quijano ftllly twlt:e, in the burgh Pirate;~ clumped the Phila· i:ncLomn..,.ati a, tMCUhiea'!_9 .. . . ser.ond and fiMI rownds. Quijano delphia Phillies, 11).3 in OltlN . u a WBl,laee, nl.t e mounted a jibbing atta~k each NL actiofi. The Boston Red Sox x-At Jersey City, N. J. time. bllat the Yank ees, &4 , the Balti· AMIItiCAN LIAGlla Referee Joe P.almer and judge more Orioles.defeated the Wa.,;h · · W· ·L: • Pc:t. · Gl Di~k Albirio laVored "MoOre. Whom ington Senators, 4·3, and the De· K·:ENT, Wuh. UP - Former • New York 73 39 ·632 world heavyweight champion Joe Chicago some faDS call • "featherweight troit Tigers walloped tht! Kan~<ts Louis wa~ "told lo iay" that pres- Boston .·.·.·.·.·.'.· :~ Dernpsdey/' by three and five CILy Athletics, 7·4 in other AL 1 ent title holder Floyd P11ttersop. Baltimore . lTh roun 1 respectively. J~dge Har- games. __ _ 55 56 495 has done an un-championlike thing Detroit ... ·.·.·.·. 55 &7 .491 18 ~ud".-M cll. raLb II!Ored' - 1t_ 4-5-1 f~>r CALGARY RI5LEASES THREE _ 0 by accepting • bout with · Pete Cl 1 d ;>'l V!'" . 1 H11 If Rademachl'f. who has never' fou,.ht eve an. : · .·'·· flY .6P -·~ :W-1&; l. ·l ":- - ..·-<- z -~;;;~~ , CALGARY_. .,. ta. UP . • Kan81s Ctty- .. . 42 71 .372 31% _.:. ~ back Jim H.uryman of the Umproceulonl y: Patterson's manage- ·washlngton . , . 42 72 .168 32 ~e vcrsit~ of W~shington , tackle an? . er said Wednesday' night. . end Vme€ Vlldas of Drexel lnstt•· • "-' ~ Mof••• Wltd .d • • · llo .... t.:JO ••• Cus D'Amaio. watt:=hln ... Patter.,. .,. "''"' tute and fullback Jerry .Baker of Of • . 'IY oI M ISSlsstppl " . . . we-re 10, .c,so ctlld ,,JO, 24 Don't spar at Kent Memorial Park, Boston u New y' ork .4. . . . . . . t he u mverSI • Same tread thldcneu-..: •a me tr.atl Louis "is entitled to hls opln- Chicago 8 CleYellnd 3, nltc released by the Calgary Stamped· width -1ame tread tle•lg,.- ••m• Mitt "Monhal· .. ~ but I don't think that's bb Baltimore 4 wulilnjton 2. nlte " ers Wednesday. Clt.,"II'ITV',"Gu•ttl~M:L" 1Ol)~~lon.:• Detroit 7 Kansas City 4, nlte 1,;;;;;;;;;;:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'' hlgh·quallly mat•rfal& aa bra11d-new Goodyear Tlr~al r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;•;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;ojll·q~~.~;~ Brown Bomber bad been Frldlr'l· Gilmet· ROCHESTER, N. y , -UP- Tile Don't lake chance• driYing on wom Urn from Milwaukee, Wla., , aa Chl~ago at Dettolt,- nite • AppliN by fadory traln..:f e:tep•rt• using rej11veuted Columbus Jeti scored saying he ~·would never have done Cleveland at Ka~as City, nlte when you can get new tir. tracttoa at; their fourth straight win over Goodyear apprond methods! a thing like that," and "neither Baltimore at New' vorl, nile auch low co.t. llocheater here Wednesday night would any other champion In box· Boston at Washington, nile "Applied to aouncl fltt hodl•• or to ravr 1 -111 Ei4ie 0 $rien pieked up his .., ;ng." ' · INTERNATIONAL LIAOUI own fir••· ONLY $1.00 DOWN PfR YIU I "' D'Amato t~aid he thought Loui8 , W . L Pet. Oa flrat win of tbe year hi relief. Thur1." &. Fri. Augu&l 1S..16 · · O'Btlen, tb~ 'let's reguJ1r short. was speaking ..as an official of the Buffalo . ·. , . ·. 71 IG .113 Cl" stop, tootr. over in the eecond with Judy Holliday RichJU'd Conte lnternational Boxing Club. . Toronto ... -: . .. 70 Ge .N6 1 A RiChmond ... . : 88 &7 · ~ 2~ ColUmbw behi.qd 4-o and knock· "FULL OF LIFE" ' "They've! done evefythlng they Rotbester ... . . . . SG M ~ 7~ ed in tbe w.l6nlng run in the . -also-- ' elgMh lnntnt· on a single. c.an to pan this fight. But 1 don't Miami ........ -~ 54: .486 "tO Gary Cooper Ralph ·B ellamy The two tearlts wind up a five 1 think Joe wuu~d . uy anj'l.hlng like HaVIna ...... . 58 88 .460 13 "THE COURT MARTIAL OF that on bJs own," D'Amat.o 1dded. Montreal M tit ~ Jtl4 g1me 1eries here tonight with BILlY MITCHELL" lll!fty Don Ktldoo of the Jlds op' . Rademaclu.~ , meanwblle, did Coom I bu • ...... • .. •• ~·"'1 "• ,...1 t•~ •~ (Cinemascope-Teehl)icolor) poolng Gory BIOYIO<k of lhe Red 1 SOme shadow boxing, sparred 1two INTIRNATIONAL LIAGt.il WIDaa. , • \ rounds, an~ worked up a ttrl!!at COlumbua ·• Rochetter 7 ~ith uJillhenlet Jn prej:lli'ltlan ltichmOnd 7 Buff~;lo ·0 , fdr the 16-round beavyweitht title Montreal 7 Mllflli· 0 bout Au1. 33 at Sl~k·'a 6tadtum, Toront.o 4 uaVal\a• -2 ' . · Seatlle. ' AMIIIIcAij .AUOeii.TION penVer,..,6 Oml.ha 1, 11~ 7 Inn . Denver 7 Omaha 8, Zn~ lndiJnapolis 3 LoubvLUe 2, 11 in St. P1u1 4 Mlnneapotta o Charlcstoa 10 Wtcti.itl g · I ~til-e sl!tve"d by the hostess. Flavors THU SO, Were small potted Ivy vines. R ~Y P . . 7: 00 J 1 mm 1e e1a 1 For Pony Leaguers Moore antmg . Tl'tle Shot Now' Afler SpJil• Win . ------~~-~----~ '~~ . Reii.c•nments of barbecue sand- Bill Wilson Goes Distance, Fans 10, Walks One R.o~J;er Roon 4:00 Comedy Tlme 4:30 Movi~tim' ~ : 30 Popiye PijS.DU 5:45 NeWs PiCture 6:00 Flatt and Scrcal MElTING POSTPONED of Maeriolit Tem· scheduied for postponed until :i;2, due to the SPORTS DESK · I :Dtl Sian on f :OO Today s:te )loilero· JldJn••te4 Mrs. Donald Lowery. A v~nue . will SliD On Today Rompl!!r Room The Prlee '' lUaht Truth or C?naequencea Tie 1'ac DoUih It CoLLld Be You 12:00 Tex !:lnd Jtnx 12:30 current rni ck lee .cream wu setved to tho.e napted above •nd 1\t:rs. Paul T&elss, MtS. A. J. Strauss ar~.d Plan s were made. to , help 1 needy family When the Kin Club mel Tuesday evenlnJ 1t tb .hOme of Mrs, Willard Ebehlba~h . Onloh Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach , at the meetin1 WllS agreed that each would b~ing a dish eto~h next meetinb as hosfess WD!J also d'el.'ided that · -·• her would bring om S:M 6:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 U :Oil 11 :30 Knighrs Triple Wins __ ru D.u., Setttlael TELEVISION GUID, WSAZ -TV Ghan"el ~ THURSDAY-channel a Friday \ ,, Rut'""d, Ohio , ....'"' ' Araold Gtate, oWDer Opera:ri"we . ~t~••-and LOi!al•·h!• A .Racks SPAll' OR F~L . IMI . Earn i19mlo ·awlll refill· lot ..d c.ol . n~f m our MAGIC RA · In y<tur are•. Hut b&ve P.t ~fe~...­ ee• . five tioGtt 'Pif'e ~e ~kl.v - >lid. t~~lnl!fiUIII tnve.tment ol . - .. "- f/l# 1~1 tn~or­ Nlor• frucl< owner• lt·now fllill Cltovrolel , •• with lla wl!fo r""•• ol mNela • • • olfen f~o r/ilof capadly and powor 10 atay aiJII OCIYe on aitj. 101>1 · Duttble Chevrolet Task-Force truck.!\ ue doing more jobs- and ,aettiDg them done more' quickly and grain-tight tailgales. And because of their brawny And for the right power, Chev· rolet offers a lineup of !iiuper-effident engines from 140 all tl:.e way build, big-load capacities, and many modern features, Chevrolets saVe time and money'o.,j\I'OUDd the clock! Tab a look at CHevrolet's hardworking pickups. You can takr. your pick of big, roomy bodies with hardwood floors, skidstrips, ,. Only franchised Chevrolet doolers I I ' . , < ' . ,' .' '. From a wide range of models- perky pickups, middleweights, tough tandems-let your Cht:vrolet dealer help you select the right truck for your job. See him soon! Jloe "Big Wheel" .. fruclol display lhis famous tradenuJT1c See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer " .. up to 210 h.p. ' vlew . '" "" ill ..... ~~~"" phoDe•.-'!.~,_._; n·~m~•, ., · Now~r~~~~~-~ · 1 and efficiently than any other truck. , �........ ...., • .r """· h, ·I . • 4-DallySentlnel, P,meroy.IIJddleport, 0 ., Aug. 15, 1957 by the t081 mine now operated eonveyed by Minnie- Darling Sc!ott and M. H. Surtt, brr husb1nd, to and 8 to tbe Northeast eorner or Rutb C. Arr:utronJ, by deed dlt· (23-t L@l'Ne!_ffc~ Northeast Lot 8. thence eo_rnerhof Northwesterly Lot Mfl .Lotto h e~~ thee ed in Boot April 9S. 23.at100ft page and 182,recorded of s_,ldd "''he Unkaowb. Heln;., Devisees, Souther 1.., w·th t e rear o1 ik) Deed RefOrds; the-reafter c_onvt!ye teglteet, .ibia~W"Mon, EJ:etu- Kohl's l~t, and Lot !537, to the by Ltberinfl Braml.age, stnile, to _ • A~. of Minnie DarlillJS.Otl,-"*'l,tbeUnk~own Heirs, DeY~ . 9'gat- Admintot'8 and ehim'• ''"d Northeast cornt'1' of George JoaJot, jhenee !"lth the"" tine or Joaehom ' lol, South"VtfllPf;ll, ~utqn~Vld,.,~lgns of ly about 22 fel't to h is Southwest :1. R. Seott. . . . .~. ' Aetinf Dlrector t81 1', .., Nolan and Clara ShusteJ, by deed dltedJanuory25. 1939, .,.dn"ord' <od In Boot 146 at Page ttl ulth Deed Record!j ' o( Meigs count)', Ohio thaf the dl!-fendlnts have or dai~ su~.e interest in sLid reatl l"State 8! set forth lhertin , that t~e l laiutiffs and heir predecessors' tn rllle bave held Jaid real estate adverseJy, openly and notorioUJly pinal each and every one ot •~ ~ KRAFT I ' . .a D'R I ssI". _ - . !!WISHER" LOHSf1 1 Proposel No. 3l Meigs eount,., Ohio, on Sections 8:33 and 8.-ts', Stilte Routfi No. 7, in !alisb~ Township, by applying an aaPilttltle topcretf!l aurface courae, It4futs T-3"0, 8 -315, arid T-3S. Pavement: Wldtb 28 le~ Lentth 828. • -~~::~~::~~=;:;:======::=~=~- WidtH 20 feet, • ~~ tl Lciit• ..... Mollie T I al 1 Company. Thil ¥ alJo the llftttt ou• p~~e ee ery Industry In Lhe elty. tabfe1\ ColumbWI, Oltio,utat toleut day• before the date open10bids. The minimum w•ae to be paid to all labor employed on thll con· ttact ahall be In tteordance with the "Schedule of Pl'flvlilinl Hourly Waae Rater Aacertalned and Determined by the Department of In· duttrlll Relatlona 1p~Ucable to State Hl,hway . Depiu1·mer:tt Jm· grovement tn a«ordlnte with See- ld·fiDl+ arul otbel vet&- a~. ,. - CASINO FRENCH 8 01. Potatoes . lO 33e CATALINA 8 ... Pl1n1 •nd •peelfic•Uona are on and the office of the dlvialon deputy dlreetor. rllht New ., NCI. l CoiJbin 35< 1 FURNITURE (Jill TfaeBftlliloll Cora. 39c 1&. bot FREE "I• -. u,.·.att !S._ _ "!.-" ...:._ !::'"'- $". • -:"J> Fresh, critp, jumbo sise CALIFORNIA Pascal Celery • .Jbunch 2$e GATEWAY CENTER St. Alh.is, W. VII. . ' ·' 113 N. StctND stilT Pdineroy, Ohio . MILL & SECOND ST,DTS Middleport, Ohio 2445 THIRD AVENUE ltuntlngton, W.Va. 825-10THSTRIETHnlinOfft, W.Va. 2503 WASHitlGTCJN BLVD. W. Vi• • 6TH AVENU(& 5'STREET Huntington, W.Va. . 1326 OHIO AV~UE Dlillllar; W. VIi. 4100 McCoRKlE.AVENuE' $. Cliarlestoti, W.Vt. ~RGIN14 STREit WEST Charftston, W.Va. 2S1THIRO AVIMUl Gam,., OhiO ' 2412 jACKSON AVENUE Pt. Pleasant, W. Vi. •oa Coffee 99c Old Fashion . , LONGHORN CHEESE· • • • • HOMOGENIZED .MILK · .. · .. ·'. · · .. .. .. ·• .. · .. · .. · .. .. gallon Jug 75c With 8e eoupon on pkg. on any brand wieners Helm- IJ oz. jar HAMBURGER & HOT DOG RELISH ..... ......... -; .. ... ....... . 2· jars 'jcJc • --1 • • • No. 2'h can 39e Dole Slleed .... ····························· · ···· .. ..... .... ·2No.2•..ns 65c ' Srarkist ... chunk ltyle . ·• • .. • • · • • • • da~ . · . ·- ••i• . · vlllue RUBBER TOILET TRA'y' • , · .. ·· , •· · .. With compa<tments. __. IMPERIAL SALAD SERVER · · · · · : fl_.!l ,value Colorful t.ourquolil! eolot.• Noll'tlritilll, • • ·"' · ' STOVE& TABLE TOP MAT,,,-.,· tt.it.talE High qualitY rubber. 15'h x Inch size.,. · · . BATH & SHOWER MAT •. , . , , ••. - UJ9 ftlil, Skid proof, texttlred. . · . · \ · .GRAND DRAWING- Al.JG .lJST 26at2:P.M. NOTHING TO BVY .... ,, JUST REGISTER AT Y_OUR CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD EVANS SUPER MARK, .ET • , ... , RESISTER TO-DAY AND EVERY TIME YOU I! VANS, 1 VISIT " • '1.!1 Vlkle ·4 containers, rust-proof, LU·NCH EON ,MEAT · ·.· · ' 100 Pairs ' \ ' ., ... MUST BE CLAIMED BVTHWDAY AUGUST !8. Unelolln ed ticket• wlll be glvep to lhe Little Leape tll'tt!¢101 In yotlr elty for dlslrlbutlon to Little 4ogue Boll Plllyon. • ' ;;AiD wbilierl wiJI he Informed by mall, ALIJ TICKETS .• -· - • - vailll CA*1iifi£i SET . ' 1: LUSTO WAitE PLASTIC • Is only a 10 mlnuto wolk to CROSLEY FIELD. THE C & 0 BASEBALL SPECIAL LEAVES: . BAsEBA.J.,L' SP·ECIAL for the lucky wlnnertt. The lraln will CHARLESTON 8:25A.M. Eaotera Standard Time. llliiO . the lueky winners IntO Union Station, 'Clnelnnatl, which HUNTINGTON 7:45A.M. Eastern Standard Time. lb. · YOUR cHOrcE ' EVAN~ SUPEJI, MARKETS b~s reserved 4 roomy (50 to q. " . • r _ , ~- aeatln( ~eoplclty}, alr-rondltloned eo..hes on the C & 0 GERBER liA-B'i' STARTfi'l sfo)l . .': .. : BB! lnelude.• partitioned plate, CI!P, cereal bo~l, Ill' tumbler. · No. V2 con • . Employees aad lhelr fam!Heo nOt elfgable lo Wla. ~f Jxcursion OZtotfft EVANS SUPIIll TRIM , Every o'ieeogaoroteed"'"' Jrlltll\d ~everol tlm'e't dally . GROOW.I)' II IF · · lb. at.. EVA~S F F, BRAND Wblft , . .. .. 111. ~* 'ft Breast , , ' . lb. 79e FRYER PAR "l Leg& .. , •• lb, lfle ad .C A"eeka. Z lb. ll! ' eello wrap '. SWIFT '""" tlb. · BAC:otl Elld Slices ' Pieces .. " .... · .. -- · lb. 29e No foollte, ten~er · · oi, L. . 89 aFlaw.o-Rrch frozen STIAKS · ·:·: ··· IlL p,... •. t I EVANS SUPEIIlJ'JIIM-fresh Jeaa lllef, ftitk Lean: KRAFT ,;;nd, sugar cu\-ed - 'tray pack ••fill IL.' ,, MIAT LOAF ; · · .. · .. · · · ·· · ...... · ·" . . "'· 59t .1 The BarWr AfiieiO'HOn Of Pamero-, ·olfd MHUfeport · • EVANS IN.Si'ANT jor IsObserved TRANSPORTATION ROUND ·TRIP ~~!:=::-~:::------:---.... --=----~~-~- -~--_:~.:..:_:::..:__ ·-----.---~FRE'E ENTRY·BLANKS AT ALL&V,\HS MARKETS " Two Free Tleleets so· tlaat 11011 mag take Arm~lir Star· -. vour wfle, laasfHIItd fir goeMt ' " Armoat Star' . .. VIENNA SAUSAIGES · ...... · ...... 4 oz. can 20c BEEF SRW · .. · .. · ...... · .... f4 fi, w.·411t Armour IStor Annour Star ' COqED BEEF ·················· 1:2 oz•.c1n 47c CHILl with beaM········ 2""' f6tt.Wf· 4~i . . . ARMOUR'S TREET ...... · · · , · .. · 12 oz. can 45c DASH DO~ FOOD .. · .... ·.. 2 .:. 1 l ldill m ,-COMET ·aEANSif ·· .. ·: .... · .. · .... gi11nt 23c_ GrANT DIU ...... -...... ··•· ·" .. ·· .. DASH DETERGENt · ...... · .. .. .. .. regular 39c PIRSONAL IVORY · ·· · · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· · · · 4 Hrs 27t lVOlY SNOW · .... · .... · .......... 2 lrg.· 65c liQUIIt JOY · :........_. · · .. · .... ·: .. l'tl· 39t .SPit & $,AN ...... · .. · ...... · .. · r .... a; 'De .. MEDiUM IVORY .. · .... · .. -- · ...... · 4 ban 31• ZO ilfolli lelm · I 0 RA.X.. .. .. · · .. · .... · ...... lll.bH 21c FLEECY WHITE · ··.- · ·· · · · ·· · · · ·· · ~ galolf-314 lALGON ...................... IJJ. 6at U. Bo~•o . HAND ClllffER · .... · .... · ...... 8oz. can 20c . 'h Prlee Sale KAISER FOIL ···········:···•••1··· Freohwrlfl . ' WAX PAPER · · · · ·- ·- · ·· · · · · · · · · · fOO ft. roll 25t GllETTE BLADES -· .... · .... · ...... 10 count 3$4 BLAdt FLAG ........ · ......... t)..6 oz. can 33c IVORY·· ······ ·· ·········-·· 2 &aollc fVORY FLAkES ·······: ······,·······21rf, 6t~ ·' PJNK l*iFf ..... :.................. glalt 79c OXYDOL . ' ' ......... ' ' ... ' .... ' . 2 , . 6td ' , . QMAt · ········ ········· 4·colllplex. 37t ~tH CAMAY ············•··········· Wt1~ - ·T- PRfd INCRWH ernd CHANG! IN HOUis dHt AifrrifE!rsdry ~ . Effective Aug. J9 CCJhaStd Club INCLUDES TICKE1S 10 CROSLEY FIELIS A.NfS . ·--"' .• .. NOTtCE . • Red Malaga Grapes 2 6 as. J, ,. C:ollfornia finest ·WILSON'S MOR a FREE- • MARKET or • l.*uisiana Y oms PINEAPPLE IOn 100 Pain of .· .~ YOUNG~ POMEROY SOCIETY lallkllll4\port ". Plan New Agendd • wcr $299.00 BAKER Clrurclr Wo~n tHEMILWAUK·t:E 8U\'!S New Crop 1 file In the dPpartment of bl&:hw•yr ~~-t:z-.';o ..,.. . - II..<U"~ and Jam· v,._ Tb.eo tutzflnJ and Mr: ~hildren " · W l a.pd iuaaJ:, attended at Rio Grande for the e.atendrtd the sbrt~ annual Uobttetter re- Jummer ~U~ton. Mn. erin.1 slowt;r from a lle"V~rt vl rw: Mrs. Wl1111m Rawley, Le-vit· dren of Mrt. Elmer W ehrun~ 11 retOY· own, N. Y .. 11 vllitlnr friend • lflt 1 ilrltn.a -wre made tor th• prl). trinr •lol>· from a •n.:re v\nu and relative-s bere and In Cotuna- dor41 . Vhl and horttNe• named for inf~tion. bl.la. nied here ti;\· ll_rt. thri !litw 7tll' tmen the WSWS o/ Mr. and Mn. Will iam Rey· Jimmy Maiden, amaJI son or turned horilt that th4 tnterprise El.JB Cliurrh m~ t nolc:t. learned thi11 wet>i of the Mr and Mrs. ~lmrr Mai«kn , Nel· Mt. aad lll'l. tranllla: TUI.dt): evtnlnr 1t the home or death of Mn . Wi lliam Kullb.. 101.vll!e, spent Wedne~~$1~~)1 witb wert vllltOh in CohiM"bul, Jib. William Frffker. Pine Coshocton. mother-in-law of their llr and Mra. Ru.uell B.alley and Gfove. 10n. Willlarn J{f-ynold•, KalaMa· daua:htet's when Mr. Baile-y's dt'y. Mn. E. N. Arpold wu the lead· roo . Funtral N>rt.·i cc~ wlll be · blnhdt)' wa!il c~leb'rated. r:r (or tbf evenlnf ll8lftJ for hf'r h61d today. Mrs. De-Ua Carnahan it vislltopic .. toollnf at OUrtelve&". ll.n. Samuel (sa . Woodburr. , lnJ Mn . M..attlt Circle, Racine. Qroli- •iiiflnt Of "What a Friend Or(' , and Mt fa ther. D E. Whit and will attenJ the funtra1 or We lfave In Jesus" <rJM!n€od the wker. Londo11. 0 .. anrJ frit:nd v1.. Mrs. Howa rd Woite. met::U.I)& . followed by a solo "'l'hJ~ lied Monda y with Dr. a11d .Wrs J r, M;y Flther's World" by lfi.u J . Davis and fatruly Mr.!L Lila 1nd Gin~v&;ve Stobart ud prayer by Dr. Davis 'llllere clas ~ m;~tes at Ohi ~ Mit. !arJ Bro.-n . Stah! Uni'ft-n1ty. k•i)ture reading by Mi.!il J~ Turn er. who l1 :l! ~·~n • ~ DaviJ aad Min Stoban medic1l pallent at Meigs r.eneral P f"'IIP sinrtng of ·•J!avc Hosp1tal . Has been rf'turn,.d libmt· Mrs. Leo King and ~on Michael ' lne Own Way Lord" ~ prayer Lloyd M11rtin, son of Mr. and ColumbliS .spent thP ~ast wetk Wlf rwlt!( by Mrs. Claude Hulted. '"TIIo Store Conop18te" Mrs _ Franl M<Jr1Hl ~ ~ n•pco rted aJi with her mother Mn Oli !c .Durlna: the boslntss selllion Improving att.er ~mg ill at th'' Thoma and brother~:~ , Earl and 7 DA VS PER Wlll!lt wj(Ji ifll pr1!s-'tdent, Mrs . Stllm Meigs General · H ~p ilal. . Guy . Mr. King join ed them for ~ B~W4'i, pr~dirii. it wu voted Mrs. James Harung(•r and_ ~~~~- the week~nd and vi1itcU with h : "~ 1 A.M. to 8 P.M. to· ua~ ""·11'0 for purt'haling boob dren . .J.ame ~. Micha4't a~d Knstm J parents, Mr. and ~rs. W A. rof, -th~ &kietf. · Retl"e&h.Dlenfs wne served by and her mother, Mrs. Ed~ar AI- , Kini. They returned home Sun· 441 Loeti1t St. Mlddl ...... lemworlh , le/t today for the day. Ykhael iJ stayinJ for an Hie hdeteA to' those Mmed above Hart iolj:er hume in Newhurg, "1. t~(l ~ ctlra Gruser, Mrs. Y. where Capt. Hartmger is sta· JOlin ~. Mrs. Thomas Bent:, Uonf'd at Stew;~rt Air Force Base. Mb. R,n~it Dixon and_..cllildrPn , Mr and MrS Erne.~! Bowman S«t i6'l Rcttlf and ~- Jmes Dayton . left Tue3tfa)· fur a visit Wm .&nd. .daukhtet, Sed:y. . with relati\'e~ ifl I..o: don 1nd qma after vi.o;iting thelf l'Oltslnll, M't. and Mn. L D. Diles and Mr. aod Mrs, Dan~ Hamilt cn . Mr. and MT& . Hamilton e.ntertaincd Mr. And Mrs . Bowman, Mr. an<~ !i'lrll. Dilrs and Mr. and Mr~. Davicl Darst Jr .. at dinner during the AS The sixth anniveHazy of the vi!llt of the Bowinam. Monday · Tu'esday Canasta Clu6 wat obsei'~­ Mr. and Mts. Dile~ louie tlieir STANDARDIZED ami APPJi(Wf:D BY .d thli· *eet!-lr- witb 1. dJnner at •he house gue~ts lo MaricUa wbf're Y*tin ReJt.;nuiUlt. The group ad- they visited another cousin, MIJ· journ·e d' to the home of Mrs. Wil- ton Hamilton, a former loca) re· liam Childs where they were join- sident. • Are Ao r~ ed by another membe~. Mrs. Lionel Mr. and Mrs. Joe Savely and Bous. who was unable to &ttend daughter, Su!lan, Akron, are visit· HAIR CUT ........................ U-!5 tbe dinner. Prizes -were won by ing Mr. and Mrs. Max. Sanborn . FLAT TOP .. ...... ... . . ·;· . .... , . $1.50 MrS: Charf"eg Bradbury, &Jrs. Ralph Mrs. Otto Hoffman , J ;j ckson. Glb~. Mht. Boggs and Mfs. Richard former local re3ident. is enrolled SHAVE ........ . ............. :. $1.00 Gfesi. SHAMPOO ..... .. .... ..... ........ ' .7 5 Others present were Mrs. Donald ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM MHll, :U:r& Edward T. Frenc.h, Mrs. TONIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .30 HOW TO KIJ.L IT. Q"o.&ei'l ~c!ltt.oll. Mrs. Childs servIN ONE HOUR, MASS!IGF.S ................ 'iSe and $1.00 · ede a: d-eise·rt course at her home. I PLAY I# ,., -• ... ·-·- _.,.,. WHOLE > I The bidder mwt submit with . o;~y~Sen~tl~ne~I,~~~;,~~~~A~~~; l..di:Er¥:-iod Enterprise EUB SUND.At, 1 CINCINNAt I 'RIDI&GS each MiRACLE FRENCH 8 ... He l'l'ALtAN \ 8 01. 33< I hli' bid 1 e!!ertlfled eheek in the amount ,of t4;,2oO.OO. ' 25< . tlono tll&,qa (17-ll), 4118.04 {11-4), 4118.08 (1Ha),. 411B.08 07-ll), and 4115.0'7 (17-lb) ot the Revised Code ol Ohio:" Make it tc.te better.... &rve II wltb ... ~lil ' - ~" FRENCH 8.. Length 10,137.8 reet. Total Lena:th IO,flfl&.eo feet or Z.02 miles. "Propoa:ara Nos. 1 t.o 3 lnclu•lve or this prOject to be completed not later than October 31, 19157'. Bidden muat apply. on the proper forma. ror prequallficatlon with the Hl•hway Credit Examiner, at ~T~be~~~~retervet the Of cenmte til,, drl!nf:r; I.! . 1 ~ r: w..J~map . w ~ for A.merJU'I SAI.AD ORE s· s··•NG'. q·•.' 39 Said ~~~~§~§~~=;;;:=~1 •·nelvllie, Obto l. bea=artm'J, Theau Hartville n~Cant tothae ._ :e,.t. tw' Ohio kilO"('farm• Ulf.OU.II 16 ' ~,. EVANS 1 ana tlt~ Un- corner. thellce South 7ft~~ degrees tnow:n Helft. Dewi.tlees, Legatees, West about 20U fet't to Sout h AI· AdmkUtll!IW"-t Ex.evton and As- ley; thence Soulh 12 dejrt'es East aijnl of "t"ltbUnlne Brtmlage, de- 20 reel to the North hne or Lot ~ wfi.oii' llllbles arid" pla~e 8 538; thence North 87 degf1:'es East of reeklente ~ wU;nO'Wn and can· 135 feli!t , tht>"r.ce South lllf~ degree~ npt & ~i-DeA. wUl Lake no- Eas t 200 feet, tb,ence South 41 detlt!e 'tbat on the 29th day of July , grees W~'SL 147 (cl'l , thence South ::~~ deferid~ nts for a period in tua'l~ Nolan Shuster and Clara 68 degrees West 58 r~et thence excess o[ twenty-one years. Shuster, as plaintlfh, flied their South 89 ~rees We~t 18 1 feet, The prayer of ,ald ~tition Is petJtloD Jgalnst them, as defend- thence North 181..2 dei;!rl't'5 W. 91 that the above nabted defendants ibts in tbe Court of Common feet, thenee North 3 dtogrees East be compelled to set up and show Pled of Melia County, Ohio, the 158 feel. thence :'1/orth 78 3,14 d~~;rees the nature and extent D! their said same beini Cause No. 12,!519 in East ;.oo fe('"t to South Alley, !aims or inte-rests or be forever uid Court, alle&ing, amone other thence North 12 degref's ~est_ 60 ~arred from asserting the same; thlap. thtt the J!!aintlffs are tbt rlet to _the p1aL·c of beguvung, that the claims of said defeodanta, OWD.el'l &1: and. ~ ._ctua\ posses- con~aimnK four ( -I ) acre!>, more or ·r any may be adjudged to be null aloo of the- foUowinll ducrl6ed less . ~nd vOid; and \he title of the plain real eJt.tte ht tbf Vnl1ge of PomeBeinl!l a part or the property tiffs to said premise& be- qu1eted roy, 'tourity of il!IJI~ alid State conveyed by Arl<~rn Darling to 81 again 8t thE' de(e~dants, a~d for of. Ohio, a"Ocf tmn"e partieula~ly de· MinnJe Darling by det'rl dated such other and further rehef as scri.bed ,a ! fot1~~ : :delmnmg at Septen1ber 10 1887 . and rt'corded equity and the nature o( the cue lbe SouQJent cora.er ~f Lot ~ 0 · m Book 64. at Page 452 of the may require. '"39 on South Alfe)', Uncoln Hill , D"ed Re•o,u·" of >l •igs County . · d t "in s~lf Qllt:fgl!, t b ence S 011 th . 78 I Oh:io " " defendants are requ1re and' thereafter conveyetl by bef o dto&f't't'S w. 200 ft. to the chff, M'• nn.ie Darling Scoll and M. H. answer said petition on or ore 1 ltb b Uff the 21st day or September. 1~5'7, thence Norther Y w t e c 1 Scott . her husband . to Kalherin~ , judgement will be taken agamst abOllt 75 feet, \Jle~ West 60 fee Bramlag• U)' deed dated May 17, 0 ·to an anlli!e ., .In tb•"' S1 sftle of Ca..,e 1906 and'" recqrded in Book 95, page them as prayed Cor. . NOLAN SHUSTER a!'d Street, tlieftce 1fltf Pld streef. 168 ~f --said Deed Records. except CLARA Si·i1JSTER, Plam- 1 SoutherlJ to tbt ~orth.west corner the rollciwin£ part thereof, to-wit; tiUs. of Lot lfo. 4'1.l- U.en~ along the Being part or Lot No . 179 in C. CLARK re.a r Q.( LO{~ 4:7, ~. 4!S, 4 3 , 4.2· 41 · w. Dabney·~ Adl!itian to the Vii· By T~:R1~or~ey 7 40, 39, "' ~· .~ • ~:, lage of Pomeroy, boundl•d and ~e· CEDRIC W . CLARK 3f. ~. 2i, . 21; ~u. ..,., ' scribed as follows, to -w1t B.egl n1 PomeroY. Ohio ning on the East line of wd ot Attorne:f f~r Plainlifh. 172 (eet from the Southwt>sl corne-r (B) I, a, JS, 22. 29, {9) S. 6tc thereof. thence North 66 degrees West 100 fet>t, thence North 23 112 dea:rees East 55 ft . thence South ~EGAL NOTIC! 36~ degrees East 100 feet to the Bids will t:e received by the unStreet, thence South 231h: degrees derslped for the !!"ale of hQuse West M feet to the place of bi- and other property ow!"'ed by ?ora JiDning; also all of Lot 9 ln C. _W. Rominli! in Dexter, OhiO. Property Ohio, except 11 feet So!Jlh, be~ng appraiaed at $6,800.00. Und~stan­ 41 (teton Salt ~et, a.nd runmng ed will .sell 511 me to th.;: hl&heat at ,that width baCli to the !-locking bidder at 11 price ·.whl~h must be Valley Railroad . Also all of Lot approved br the J1rob4te .Court of No. 14 in C. W. Dabney's Addition Meigs cow.nt}', Ohi~. Thl~ home ~ to Pomeroy, Meigs t:ounty, Ohio. located 'tn tlie country and 18 Also the following real estate sit- worlli teyeral timeS tbe appraised uate in the Village of Pomeroy, price. · County of Mci~:s. and State or SYBIL E!IERSBACH Ohlo, to.wit : A _q trip or land lyExecutrix ing in the rear or Lol 178 and part Porilcroy, Obio of Lot 179 ~ nd extending l:)aek to (8) 10, 13, 14, Hl, te, , t7 ;_ 6tc. the Cliff of Rocks and utending from the Southwesterly line of NOTICE TO CONTkj\CTORS James Smith's tot above the base STATE OF OHIO of the Clifr of !tocks to the NorthDIPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS east. line of August Hauck's lot, Columbuf, Ohio, Avf,Uit 9, 1957 · e:~tl.'eptine: and reserving to A. P. Conrrot SoiM Lt1al CoPY Ashworth and F'. W . Baber a thirty No. 57·532 {30) foot ria,:ht of way across said .UNIT PRICE CONTRACT strip of lund from lands owned Sealed proposals will be reby the .said A. P. Ashworth and F. W. Baber to the mouth o( the ceived al the office of the State Highway Director of Ohio. at Co lumbuR, Ohio, uiitll 10 :00 a. m., STOP THAT ITCH I Ohio (Eastern) Standilrd Time, IN JUST 15 MINUTES Friday, August 30, 10~7 for im _. If not I 40c b•ck at provemenl.3 in : Proporals Noll. 1 to 3 inc lusive are offli!red u one· project and will , t n.ur.z::rr .. ::H ' be awarded as one contract. PropoHI No. l L Lob"'· I Meigs · County, ehio, on Section :.;-~--(12.7ll Pomeroy, U. S. Route No. S3, in Salisbury Township, by applying an asphaltic concrete .!lur· lac~ course. Items T-30, B-3a, and T-3S. Pavement: Width 26 feet. Length 9.389.40 !eel o•· 1.'78 miles . PropoNI N"' 2 Me1a.t County, Ohio, on Section (8.08 Pomeroy), State Route No. 7, ' in Salisbury Towr:shlp . by applying an asphaltic eon(!r~te surraee course, Item~ T-30, B·SO, and T·SIJ. Pavement: Width 26 te·et. Leni(h 1,320 Ceet .or 0.25 mjle. i! ~ _.;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~=;;l~•:•~m~e:"~'"~'·~pe::u~m~e~a:n~pou:•~-~:~::~~~;::;;;;;;;==.;;;~;=;;.;;=====::;j;!:;g,=i;a;:;:a~);lll);il;j:a...olgol 1 6 NO"fu:w A TOledo. Ohio physielan, Dr. n., Mel"'man Brothen Corp. oI Ail~n o, eVi_lblt~. invented lb. "At· Celipa ObJta.;il the world'a laraest omLZtr , wlth ts In daUy uSe f'il' mQ\d~tturii\* plari.t devOtlnt _Ia· !lie opnying sueh diveriltfied ·pro(fbcu eintid tdltllfvtl)' to production d' . rf d . t of oetaif.oft.al tlbJes. • t 0 r jed any and all bidJ. m, e GEORGE J. THORM'WR . WORKING HOURS Middleport Society Mon-, Tues .• Wed. & Fri.... ...... ...• A.JII •. to 6 P.M. 'l'huilldoy . .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. 8 A.K. to 12 Nooa Saturday ........................ 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Pvt'. and Mrs. Henry Cooper '(Nanc)' Hartley) are \:islting her paren't.s, Mr. and Mr!j. Homer Hartley and family before going to Cherry Point where he ls to br• j 11lationed with the U. S. Marin~ e~s· Mr. and Mts. Russell Bolir't and tfamHy, . R~.t~ll U and Susan, Ak· J'{)ft~ l~ft Wl4nettfay !liter a visit Wit\, Mr. ant Prri. H. J. Russcll .incf famQy. They Were acconlpan-1 l!d bf 1tic"batd Bolin who wiU · - vi'llit 'for a WE!C"k. They have a1so be41;n. j;uests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ' 1 . oilt ..-. BoUn~ !Au•vi.lle~. of coal so you can • Mr. and Mril. 'No'ah Haskins and son, Charles. and William Turner attended the Ha.skins retmloa Sunday at Fortiflcat!on Park, Gallipolis, .Mr. and Mrs. F. J . Murray, former local residents have bee,, .Mrs. 1-1. J ruests of ~·Mr. and RuBJell .Miss Nancy Reed who had been seriously ill at the Meigs Gener"l Hospital was taken to Holzer Hoa- 1 I pital in the Rawlings-Coats nmbu· ' laot!e Tuesday. · Mr. and Mrs. James Simp~on lnd daughter, Sandra, local, and M'r. ahd Mrs. Glen Simpson, Ra: cine, have returned from a two week's vacation which included. 22tU mUes of travel in Ohio and Michigan. i&ey visited Mackinaw Citr the stfltts, other famous P.ae~s In M·ictilgan and went to t'rystal Lake" to join James Simpsun's mothe,r, Mrs. Mayme Hartenbach, ~nt, a·nd dauaJI.ters, Mrs. Robert lhle, Kent, a.nd Mr.s. Albert Wolff, Olmstead Falls, and ·their familiht and:. Mi. and Mrs. William G~. During th~i" stay at the La~ tlie1 enjoyed 1 ildes in Mr. Grabiln'ii plane. il fifteen pourict · was the ptize catch Enrttute home thevisit· ed Mr. t Squeezing more power J ' Piect ' BREO.ASt SUFfl reu· ~--- Thil it • fump of eoaf •• , it ._:eis:lu t'~-~~ poua.d. 1t•1 dtt lltr4Mt workitLJ JumP of to.\l" ill die world! Bruk up thii Jump of coal - Cl'IIJl. it 11 fine n ta~.m. p..N• -:f illiU'II ~* in tke boiler of a modena· OltriO PoWer e!itetric: -~· f11B • • • _, it will mab eaouah Iteam &:41 ·_,rod~ce on. kilo-.:td.oDI' of elstric ,..,_ - 1-wu daat Will liaii a 1 00-· watt Jamp lor em ltoun. .... ~ Our largest power pfanu, rared among the world'• tea m01t ef"aeiea'J will prech•c•· a kilowa~Our of elec:trki~ frOm about .evea-tentht of • Pbuod ot ~· At tJ.. tiarA of tie c:eniuiy it took 20 to l 0 pounds oi coal tG generate a kilo-w•ukour. ' $-19.95• 5Piett BREAKFAST SUITE By fCIVIItzinl rn.on ,OWI:f oat of coal; "'! ~·~-. ~ aile to kee,P ratet low "':"" hish. Tll1 rnvlt: evhyene ldei · ·~ .Cill -~• dleir work, ~,. b-. olloit oln ...,... oka""'' ..- co tJ~• lldtlr Skft/tOUv. • - -~ - '" $49.95 ~rvice ,. SWt o'f Dishft $1.00 Extra With Each Suite McMaster ' Ranlwore and FaraHure ll.lnd A... UICli.~C •iaVICI IN u . \_ Ol · OIUO't U �........ ...., • .r """· h, ·I . • 4-DallySentlnel, P,meroy.IIJddleport, 0 ., Aug. 15, 1957 by the t081 mine now operated eonveyed by Minnie- Darling Sc!ott and M. H. Surtt, brr husb1nd, to and 8 to tbe Northeast eorner or Rutb C. Arr:utronJ, by deed dlt· (23-t L@l'Ne!_ffc~ Northeast Lot 8. thence eo_rnerhof Northwesterly Lot Mfl .Lotto h e~~ thee ed in Boot April 9S. 23.at100ft page and 182,recorded of s_,ldd "''he Unkaowb. Heln;., Devisees, Souther 1.., w·th t e rear o1 ik) Deed RefOrds; the-reafter c_onvt!ye teglteet, .ibia~W"Mon, EJ:etu- Kohl's l~t, and Lot !537, to the by Ltberinfl Braml.age, stnile, to _ • A~. of Minnie DarlillJS.Otl,-"*'l,tbeUnk~own Heirs, DeY~ . 9'gat- Admintot'8 and ehim'• ''"d Northeast cornt'1' of George JoaJot, jhenee !"lth the"" tine or Joaehom ' lol, South"VtfllPf;ll, ~utqn~Vld,.,~lgns of ly about 22 fel't to h is Southwest :1. R. Seott. . . . .~. ' Aetinf Dlrector t81 1', .., Nolan and Clara ShusteJ, by deed dltedJanuory25. 1939, .,.dn"ord' <od In Boot 146 at Page ttl ulth Deed Record!j ' o( Meigs count)', Ohio thaf the dl!-fendlnts have or dai~ su~.e interest in sLid reatl l"State 8! set forth lhertin , that t~e l laiutiffs and heir predecessors' tn rllle bave held Jaid real estate adverseJy, openly and notorioUJly pinal each and every one ot •~ ~ KRAFT I ' . .a D'R I ssI". _ - . !!WISHER" LOHSf1 1 Proposel No. 3l Meigs eount,., Ohio, on Sections 8:33 and 8.-ts', Stilte Routfi No. 7, in !alisb~ Township, by applying an aaPilttltle topcretf!l aurface courae, It4futs T-3"0, 8 -315, arid T-3S. Pavement: Wldtb 28 le~ Lentth 828. • -~~::~~::~~=;:;:======::=~=~- WidtH 20 feet, • ~~ tl Lciit• ..... Mollie T I al 1 Company. Thil ¥ alJo the llftttt ou• p~~e ee ery Industry In Lhe elty. tabfe1\ ColumbWI, Oltio,utat toleut day• before the date open10bids. The minimum w•ae to be paid to all labor employed on thll con· ttact ahall be In tteordance with the "Schedule of Pl'flvlilinl Hourly Waae Rater Aacertalned and Determined by the Department of In· duttrlll Relatlona 1p~Ucable to State Hl,hway . Depiu1·mer:tt Jm· grovement tn a«ordlnte with See- ld·fiDl+ arul otbel vet&- a~. ,. - CASINO FRENCH 8 01. Potatoes . lO 33e CATALINA 8 ... Pl1n1 •nd •peelfic•Uona are on and the office of the dlvialon deputy dlreetor. rllht New ., NCI. l CoiJbin 35< 1 FURNITURE (Jill TfaeBftlliloll Cora. 39c 1&. bot FREE "I• -. u,.·.att !S._ _ "!.-" ...:._ !::'"'- $". • -:"J> Fresh, critp, jumbo sise CALIFORNIA Pascal Celery • .Jbunch 2$e GATEWAY CENTER St. Alh.is, W. VII. . ' ·' 113 N. StctND stilT Pdineroy, Ohio . MILL & SECOND ST,DTS Middleport, Ohio 2445 THIRD AVENUE ltuntlngton, W.Va. 825-10THSTRIETHnlinOfft, W.Va. 2503 WASHitlGTCJN BLVD. W. Vi• • 6TH AVENU(& 5'STREET Huntington, W.Va. . 1326 OHIO AV~UE Dlillllar; W. VIi. 4100 McCoRKlE.AVENuE' $. Cliarlestoti, W.Vt. ~RGIN14 STREit WEST Charftston, W.Va. 2S1THIRO AVIMUl Gam,., OhiO ' 2412 jACKSON AVENUE Pt. Pleasant, W. Vi. •oa Coffee 99c Old Fashion . , LONGHORN CHEESE· • • • • HOMOGENIZED .MILK · .. · .. ·'. · · .. .. .. ·• .. · .. · .. · .. .. gallon Jug 75c With 8e eoupon on pkg. on any brand wieners Helm- IJ oz. jar HAMBURGER & HOT DOG RELISH ..... ......... -; .. ... ....... . 2· jars 'jcJc • --1 • • • No. 2'h can 39e Dole Slleed .... ····························· · ···· .. ..... .... ·2No.2•..ns 65c ' Srarkist ... chunk ltyle . ·• • .. • • · • • • • da~ . · . ·- ••i• . · vlllue RUBBER TOILET TRA'y' • , · .. ·· , •· · .. With compa<tments. __. IMPERIAL SALAD SERVER · · · · · : fl_.!l ,value Colorful t.ourquolil! eolot.• Noll'tlritilll, • • ·"' · ' STOVE& TABLE TOP MAT,,,-.,· tt.it.talE High qualitY rubber. 15'h x Inch size.,. · · . BATH & SHOWER MAT •. , . , , ••. - UJ9 ftlil, Skid proof, texttlred. . · . · \ · .GRAND DRAWING- Al.JG .lJST 26at2:P.M. NOTHING TO BVY .... ,, JUST REGISTER AT Y_OUR CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD EVANS SUPER MARK, .ET • , ... , RESISTER TO-DAY AND EVERY TIME YOU I! VANS, 1 VISIT " • '1.!1 Vlkle ·4 containers, rust-proof, LU·NCH EON ,MEAT · ·.· · ' 100 Pairs ' \ ' ., ... MUST BE CLAIMED BVTHWDAY AUGUST !8. Unelolln ed ticket• wlll be glvep to lhe Little Leape tll'tt!¢101 In yotlr elty for dlslrlbutlon to Little 4ogue Boll Plllyon. • ' ;;AiD wbilierl wiJI he Informed by mall, ALIJ TICKETS .• -· - • - vailll CA*1iifi£i SET . ' 1: LUSTO WAitE PLASTIC • Is only a 10 mlnuto wolk to CROSLEY FIELD. THE C & 0 BASEBALL SPECIAL LEAVES: . BAsEBA.J.,L' SP·ECIAL for the lucky wlnnertt. The lraln will CHARLESTON 8:25A.M. Eaotera Standard Time. llliiO . the lueky winners IntO Union Station, 'Clnelnnatl, which HUNTINGTON 7:45A.M. Eastern Standard Time. lb. · YOUR cHOrcE ' EVAN~ SUPEJI, MARKETS b~s reserved 4 roomy (50 to q. " . • r _ , ~- aeatln( ~eoplclty}, alr-rondltloned eo..hes on the C & 0 GERBER liA-B'i' STARTfi'l sfo)l . .': .. : BB! lnelude.• partitioned plate, CI!P, cereal bo~l, Ill' tumbler. · No. V2 con • . Employees aad lhelr fam!Heo nOt elfgable lo Wla. ~f Jxcursion OZtotfft EVANS SUPIIll TRIM , Every o'ieeogaoroteed"'"' Jrlltll\d ~everol tlm'e't dally . GROOW.I)' II IF · · lb. at.. EVA~S F F, BRAND Wblft , . .. .. 111. ~* 'ft Breast , , ' . lb. 79e FRYER PAR "l Leg& .. , •• lb, lfle ad .C A"eeka. Z lb. ll! ' eello wrap '. SWIFT '""" tlb. · BAC:otl Elld Slices ' Pieces .. " .... · .. -- · lb. 29e No foollte, ten~er · · oi, L. . 89 aFlaw.o-Rrch frozen STIAKS · ·:·: ··· IlL p,... •. t I EVANS SUPEIIlJ'JIIM-fresh Jeaa lllef, ftitk Lean: KRAFT ,;;nd, sugar cu\-ed - 'tray pack ••fill IL.' ,, MIAT LOAF ; · · .. · .. · · · ·· · ...... · ·" . . "'· 59t .1 The BarWr AfiieiO'HOn Of Pamero-, ·olfd MHUfeport · • EVANS IN.Si'ANT jor IsObserved TRANSPORTATION ROUND ·TRIP ~~!:=::-~:::------:---.... --=----~~-~- -~--_:~.:..:_:::..:__ ·-----.---~FRE'E ENTRY·BLANKS AT ALL&V,\HS MARKETS " Two Free Tleleets so· tlaat 11011 mag take Arm~lir Star· -. vour wfle, laasfHIItd fir goeMt ' " Armoat Star' . .. VIENNA SAUSAIGES · ...... · ...... 4 oz. can 20c BEEF SRW · .. · .. · ...... · .... f4 fi, w.·411t Armour IStor Annour Star ' COqED BEEF ·················· 1:2 oz•.c1n 47c CHILl with beaM········ 2""' f6tt.Wf· 4~i . . . ARMOUR'S TREET ...... · · · , · .. · 12 oz. can 45c DASH DO~ FOOD .. · .... ·.. 2 .:. 1 l ldill m ,-COMET ·aEANSif ·· .. ·: .... · .. · .... gi11nt 23c_ GrANT DIU ...... -...... ··•· ·" .. ·· .. DASH DETERGENt · ...... · .. .. .. .. regular 39c PIRSONAL IVORY · ·· · · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· · · · 4 Hrs 27t lVOlY SNOW · .... · .... · .......... 2 lrg.· 65c liQUIIt JOY · :........_. · · .. · .... ·: .. l'tl· 39t .SPit & $,AN ...... · .. · ...... · .. · r .... a; 'De .. MEDiUM IVORY .. · .... · .. -- · ...... · 4 ban 31• ZO ilfolli lelm · I 0 RA.X.. .. .. · · .. · .... · ...... lll.bH 21c FLEECY WHITE · ··.- · ·· · · · ·· · · · ·· · ~ galolf-314 lALGON ...................... IJJ. 6at U. Bo~•o . HAND ClllffER · .... · .... · ...... 8oz. can 20c . 'h Prlee Sale KAISER FOIL ···········:···•••1··· Freohwrlfl . ' WAX PAPER · · · · ·- ·- · ·· · · · · · · · · · fOO ft. roll 25t GllETTE BLADES -· .... · .... · ...... 10 count 3$4 BLAdt FLAG ........ · ......... t)..6 oz. can 33c IVORY·· ······ ·· ·········-·· 2 &aollc fVORY FLAkES ·······: ······,·······21rf, 6t~ ·' PJNK l*iFf ..... :.................. glalt 79c OXYDOL . ' ' ......... ' ' ... ' .... ' . 2 , . 6td ' , . QMAt · ········ ········· 4·colllplex. 37t ~tH CAMAY ············•··········· Wt1~ - ·T- PRfd INCRWH ernd CHANG! IN HOUis dHt AifrrifE!rsdry ~ . Effective Aug. J9 CCJhaStd Club INCLUDES TICKE1S 10 CROSLEY FIELIS A.NfS . ·--"' .• .. NOTtCE . • Red Malaga Grapes 2 6 as. J, ,. C:ollfornia finest ·WILSON'S MOR a FREE- • MARKET or • l.*uisiana Y oms PINEAPPLE IOn 100 Pain of .· .~ YOUNG~ POMEROY SOCIETY lallkllll4\port ". Plan New Agendd • wcr $299.00 BAKER Clrurclr Wo~n tHEMILWAUK·t:E 8U\'!S New Crop 1 file In the dPpartment of bl&:hw•yr ~~-t:z-.';o ..,.. . - II..<U"~ and Jam· v,._ Tb.eo tutzflnJ and Mr: ~hildren " · W l a.pd iuaaJ:, attended at Rio Grande for the e.atendrtd the sbrt~ annual Uobttetter re- Jummer ~U~ton. Mn. erin.1 slowt;r from a lle"V~rt vl rw: Mrs. Wl1111m Rawley, Le-vit· dren of Mrt. Elmer W ehrun~ 11 retOY· own, N. Y .. 11 vllitlnr friend • lflt 1 ilrltn.a -wre made tor th• prl). trinr •lol>· from a •n.:re v\nu and relative-s bere and In Cotuna- dor41 . Vhl and horttNe• named for inf~tion. bl.la. nied here ti;\· ll_rt. thri !litw 7tll' tmen the WSWS o/ Mr. and Mn. Will iam Rey· Jimmy Maiden, amaJI son or turned horilt that th4 tnterprise El.JB Cliurrh m~ t nolc:t. learned thi11 wet>i of the Mr and Mrs. ~lmrr Mai«kn , Nel· Mt. aad lll'l. tranllla: TUI.dt): evtnlnr 1t the home or death of Mn . Wi lliam Kullb.. 101.vll!e, spent Wedne~~$1~~)1 witb wert vllltOh in CohiM"bul, Jib. William Frffker. Pine Coshocton. mother-in-law of their llr and Mra. Ru.uell B.alley and Gfove. 10n. Willlarn J{f-ynold•, KalaMa· daua:htet's when Mr. Baile-y's dt'y. Mn. E. N. Arpold wu the lead· roo . Funtral N>rt.·i cc~ wlll be · blnhdt)' wa!il c~leb'rated. r:r (or tbf evenlnf ll8lftJ for hf'r h61d today. Mrs. De-Ua Carnahan it vislltopic .. toollnf at OUrtelve&". ll.n. Samuel (sa . Woodburr. , lnJ Mn . M..attlt Circle, Racine. Qroli- •iiiflnt Of "What a Friend Or(' , and Mt fa ther. D E. Whit and will attenJ the funtra1 or We lfave In Jesus" <rJM!n€od the wker. Londo11. 0 .. anrJ frit:nd v1.. Mrs. Howa rd Woite. met::U.I)& . followed by a solo "'l'hJ~ lied Monda y with Dr. a11d .Wrs J r, M;y Flther's World" by lfi.u J . Davis and fatruly Mr.!L Lila 1nd Gin~v&;ve Stobart ud prayer by Dr. Davis 'llllere clas ~ m;~tes at Ohi ~ Mit. !arJ Bro.-n . Stah! Uni'ft-n1ty. k•i)ture reading by Mi.!il J~ Turn er. who l1 :l! ~·~n • ~ DaviJ aad Min Stoban medic1l pallent at Meigs r.eneral P f"'IIP sinrtng of ·•J!avc Hosp1tal . Has been rf'turn,.d libmt· Mrs. Leo King and ~on Michael ' lne Own Way Lord" ~ prayer Lloyd M11rtin, son of Mr. and ColumbliS .spent thP ~ast wetk Wlf rwlt!( by Mrs. Claude Hulted. '"TIIo Store Conop18te" Mrs _ Franl M<Jr1Hl ~ ~ n•pco rted aJi with her mother Mn Oli !c .Durlna: the boslntss selllion Improving att.er ~mg ill at th'' Thoma and brother~:~ , Earl and 7 DA VS PER Wlll!lt wj(Ji ifll pr1!s-'tdent, Mrs . Stllm Meigs General · H ~p ilal. . Guy . Mr. King join ed them for ~ B~W4'i, pr~dirii. it wu voted Mrs. James Harung(•r and_ ~~~~- the week~nd and vi1itcU with h : "~ 1 A.M. to 8 P.M. to· ua~ ""·11'0 for purt'haling boob dren . .J.ame ~. Micha4't a~d Knstm J parents, Mr. and ~rs. W A. rof, -th~ &kietf. · Retl"e&h.Dlenfs wne served by and her mother, Mrs. Ed~ar AI- , Kini. They returned home Sun· 441 Loeti1t St. Mlddl ...... lemworlh , le/t today for the day. Ykhael iJ stayinJ for an Hie hdeteA to' those Mmed above Hart iolj:er hume in Newhurg, "1. t~(l ~ ctlra Gruser, Mrs. Y. where Capt. Hartmger is sta· JOlin ~. Mrs. Thomas Bent:, Uonf'd at Stew;~rt Air Force Base. Mb. R,n~it Dixon and_..cllildrPn , Mr and MrS Erne.~! Bowman S«t i6'l Rcttlf and ~- Jmes Dayton . left Tue3tfa)· fur a visit Wm .&nd. .daukhtet, Sed:y. . with relati\'e~ ifl I..o: don 1nd qma after vi.o;iting thelf l'Oltslnll, M't. and Mn. L D. Diles and Mr. aod Mrs, Dan~ Hamilt cn . Mr. and MT& . Hamilton e.ntertaincd Mr. And Mrs . Bowman, Mr. an<~ !i'lrll. Dilrs and Mr. and Mr~. Davicl Darst Jr .. at dinner during the AS The sixth anniveHazy of the vi!llt of the Bowinam. Monday · Tu'esday Canasta Clu6 wat obsei'~­ Mr. and Mts. Dile~ louie tlieir STANDARDIZED ami APPJi(Wf:D BY .d thli· *eet!-lr- witb 1. dJnner at •he house gue~ts lo MaricUa wbf're Y*tin ReJt.;nuiUlt. The group ad- they visited another cousin, MIJ· journ·e d' to the home of Mrs. Wil- ton Hamilton, a former loca) re· liam Childs where they were join- sident. • Are Ao r~ ed by another membe~. Mrs. Lionel Mr. and Mrs. Joe Savely and Bous. who was unable to &ttend daughter, Su!lan, Akron, are visit· HAIR CUT ........................ U-!5 tbe dinner. Prizes -were won by ing Mr. and Mrs. Max. Sanborn . FLAT TOP .. ...... ... . . ·;· . .... , . $1.50 MrS: Charf"eg Bradbury, &Jrs. Ralph Mrs. Otto Hoffman , J ;j ckson. Glb~. Mht. Boggs and Mfs. Richard former local re3ident. is enrolled SHAVE ........ . ............. :. $1.00 Gfesi. SHAMPOO ..... .. .... ..... ........ ' .7 5 Others present were Mrs. Donald ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM MHll, :U:r& Edward T. Frenc.h, Mrs. TONIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .30 HOW TO KIJ.L IT. Q"o.&ei'l ~c!ltt.oll. Mrs. Childs servIN ONE HOUR, MASS!IGF.S ................ 'iSe and $1.00 · ede a: d-eise·rt course at her home. I PLAY I# ,., -• ... ·-·- _.,.,. WHOLE > I The bidder mwt submit with . o;~y~Sen~tl~ne~I,~~~;,~~~~A~~~; l..di:Er¥:-iod Enterprise EUB SUND.At, 1 CINCINNAt I 'RIDI&GS each MiRACLE FRENCH 8 ... He l'l'ALtAN \ 8 01. 33< I hli' bid 1 e!!ertlfled eheek in the amount ,of t4;,2oO.OO. ' 25< . tlono tll&,qa (17-ll), 4118.04 {11-4), 4118.08 (1Ha),. 411B.08 07-ll), and 4115.0'7 (17-lb) ot the Revised Code ol Ohio:" Make it tc.te better.... &rve II wltb ... ~lil ' - ~" FRENCH 8.. Length 10,137.8 reet. Total Lena:th IO,flfl&.eo feet or Z.02 miles. "Propoa:ara Nos. 1 t.o 3 lnclu•lve or this prOject to be completed not later than October 31, 19157'. Bidden muat apply. on the proper forma. ror prequallficatlon with the Hl•hway Credit Examiner, at ~T~be~~~~retervet the Of cenmte til,, drl!nf:r; I.! . 1 ~ r: w..J~map . w ~ for A.merJU'I SAI.AD ORE s· s··•NG'. q·•.' 39 Said ~~~~§~§~~=;;;:=~1 •·nelvllie, Obto l. bea=artm'J, Theau Hartville n~Cant tothae ._ :e,.t. tw' Ohio kilO"('farm• Ulf.OU.II 16 ' ~,. EVANS 1 ana tlt~ Un- corner. thellce South 7ft~~ degrees tnow:n Helft. Dewi.tlees, Legatees, West about 20U fet't to Sout h AI· AdmkUtll!IW"-t Ex.evton and As- ley; thence Soulh 12 dejrt'es East aijnl of "t"ltbUnlne Brtmlage, de- 20 reel to the North hne or Lot ~ wfi.oii' llllbles arid" pla~e 8 538; thence North 87 degf1:'es East of reeklente ~ wU;nO'Wn and can· 135 feli!t , tht>"r.ce South lllf~ degree~ npt & ~i-DeA. wUl Lake no- Eas t 200 feet, tb,ence South 41 detlt!e 'tbat on the 29th day of July , grees W~'SL 147 (cl'l , thence South ::~~ deferid~ nts for a period in tua'l~ Nolan Shuster and Clara 68 degrees West 58 r~et thence excess o[ twenty-one years. Shuster, as plaintlfh, flied their South 89 ~rees We~t 18 1 feet, The prayer of ,ald ~tition Is petJtloD Jgalnst them, as defend- thence North 181..2 dei;!rl't'5 W. 91 that the above nabted defendants ibts in tbe Court of Common feet, thenee North 3 dtogrees East be compelled to set up and show Pled of Melia County, Ohio, the 158 feel. thence :'1/orth 78 3,14 d~~;rees the nature and extent D! their said same beini Cause No. 12,!519 in East ;.oo fe('"t to South Alley, !aims or inte-rests or be forever uid Court, alle&ing, amone other thence North 12 degref's ~est_ 60 ~arred from asserting the same; thlap. thtt the J!!aintlffs are tbt rlet to _the p1aL·c of beguvung, that the claims of said defeodanta, OWD.el'l &1: and. ~ ._ctua\ posses- con~aimnK four ( -I ) acre!>, more or ·r any may be adjudged to be null aloo of the- foUowinll ducrl6ed less . ~nd vOid; and \he title of the plain real eJt.tte ht tbf Vnl1ge of PomeBeinl!l a part or the property tiffs to said premise& be- qu1eted roy, 'tourity of il!IJI~ alid State conveyed by Arl<~rn Darling to 81 again 8t thE' de(e~dants, a~d for of. Ohio, a"Ocf tmn"e partieula~ly de· MinnJe Darling by det'rl dated such other and further rehef as scri.bed ,a ! fot1~~ : :delmnmg at Septen1ber 10 1887 . and rt'corded equity and the nature o( the cue lbe SouQJent cora.er ~f Lot ~ 0 · m Book 64. at Page 452 of the may require. '"39 on South Alfe)', Uncoln Hill , D"ed Re•o,u·" of >l •igs County . · d t "in s~lf Qllt:fgl!, t b ence S 011 th . 78 I Oh:io " " defendants are requ1re and' thereafter conveyetl by bef o dto&f't't'S w. 200 ft. to the chff, M'• nn.ie Darling Scoll and M. H. answer said petition on or ore 1 ltb b Uff the 21st day or September. 1~5'7, thence Norther Y w t e c 1 Scott . her husband . to Kalherin~ , judgement will be taken agamst abOllt 75 feet, \Jle~ West 60 fee Bramlag• U)' deed dated May 17, 0 ·to an anlli!e ., .In tb•"' S1 sftle of Ca..,e 1906 and'" recqrded in Book 95, page them as prayed Cor. . NOLAN SHUSTER a!'d Street, tlieftce 1fltf Pld streef. 168 ~f --said Deed Records. except CLARA Si·i1JSTER, Plam- 1 SoutherlJ to tbt ~orth.west corner the rollciwin£ part thereof, to-wit; tiUs. of Lot lfo. 4'1.l- U.en~ along the Being part or Lot No . 179 in C. CLARK re.a r Q.( LO{~ 4:7, ~. 4!S, 4 3 , 4.2· 41 · w. Dabney·~ Adl!itian to the Vii· By T~:R1~or~ey 7 40, 39, "' ~· .~ • ~:, lage of Pomeroy, boundl•d and ~e· CEDRIC W . CLARK 3f. ~. 2i, . 21; ~u. ..,., ' scribed as follows, to -w1t B.egl n1 PomeroY. Ohio ning on the East line of wd ot Attorne:f f~r Plainlifh. 172 (eet from the Southwt>sl corne-r (B) I, a, JS, 22. 29, {9) S. 6tc thereof. thence North 66 degrees West 100 fet>t, thence North 23 112 dea:rees East 55 ft . thence South ~EGAL NOTIC! 36~ degrees East 100 feet to the Bids will t:e received by the unStreet, thence South 231h: degrees derslped for the !!"ale of hQuse West M feet to the place of bi- and other property ow!"'ed by ?ora JiDning; also all of Lot 9 ln C. _W. Rominli! in Dexter, OhiO. Property Ohio, except 11 feet So!Jlh, be~ng appraiaed at $6,800.00. Und~stan­ 41 (teton Salt ~et, a.nd runmng ed will .sell 511 me to th.;: hl&heat at ,that width baCli to the !-locking bidder at 11 price ·.whl~h must be Valley Railroad . Also all of Lot approved br the J1rob4te .Court of No. 14 in C. W. Dabney's Addition Meigs cow.nt}', Ohi~. Thl~ home ~ to Pomeroy, Meigs t:ounty, Ohio. located 'tn tlie country and 18 Also the following real estate sit- worlli teyeral timeS tbe appraised uate in the Village of Pomeroy, price. · County of Mci~:s. and State or SYBIL E!IERSBACH Ohlo, to.wit : A _q trip or land lyExecutrix ing in the rear or Lol 178 and part Porilcroy, Obio of Lot 179 ~ nd extending l:)aek to (8) 10, 13, 14, Hl, te, , t7 ;_ 6tc. the Cliff of Rocks and utending from the Southwesterly line of NOTICE TO CONTkj\CTORS James Smith's tot above the base STATE OF OHIO of the Clifr of !tocks to the NorthDIPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS east. line of August Hauck's lot, Columbuf, Ohio, Avf,Uit 9, 1957 · e:~tl.'eptine: and reserving to A. P. Conrrot SoiM Lt1al CoPY Ashworth and F'. W . Baber a thirty No. 57·532 {30) foot ria,:ht of way across said .UNIT PRICE CONTRACT strip of lund from lands owned Sealed proposals will be reby the .said A. P. Ashworth and F. W. Baber to the mouth o( the ceived al the office of the State Highway Director of Ohio. at Co lumbuR, Ohio, uiitll 10 :00 a. m., STOP THAT ITCH I Ohio (Eastern) Standilrd Time, IN JUST 15 MINUTES Friday, August 30, 10~7 for im _. If not I 40c b•ck at provemenl.3 in : Proporals Noll. 1 to 3 inc lusive are offli!red u one· project and will , t n.ur.z::rr .. ::H ' be awarded as one contract. PropoHI No. l L Lob"'· I Meigs · County, ehio, on Section :.;-~--(12.7ll Pomeroy, U. S. Route No. S3, in Salisbury Township, by applying an asphaltic concrete .!lur· lac~ course. Items T-30, B-3a, and T-3S. Pavement: Width 26 feet. Length 9.389.40 !eel o•· 1.'78 miles . PropoNI N"' 2 Me1a.t County, Ohio, on Section (8.08 Pomeroy), State Route No. 7, ' in Salisbury Towr:shlp . by applying an asphaltic eon(!r~te surraee course, Item~ T-30, B·SO, and T·SIJ. Pavement: Width 26 te·et. Leni(h 1,320 Ceet .or 0.25 mjle. i! ~ _.;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~=;;l~•:•~m~e:"~'"~'·~pe::u~m~e~a:n~pou:•~-~:~::~~~;::;;;;;;;==.;;;~;=;;.;;=====::;j;!:;g,=i;a;:;:a~);lll);il;j:a...olgol 1 6 NO"fu:w A TOledo. Ohio physielan, Dr. n., Mel"'man Brothen Corp. oI Ail~n o, eVi_lblt~. invented lb. "At· Celipa ObJta.;il the world'a laraest omLZtr , wlth ts In daUy uSe f'il' mQ\d~tturii\* plari.t devOtlnt _Ia· !lie opnying sueh diveriltfied ·pro(fbcu eintid tdltllfvtl)' to production d' . rf d . t of oetaif.oft.al tlbJes. • t 0 r jed any and all bidJ. m, e GEORGE J. THORM'WR . WORKING HOURS Middleport Society Mon-, Tues .• Wed. & Fri.... ...... ...• A.JII •. to 6 P.M. 'l'huilldoy . .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. 8 A.K. to 12 Nooa Saturday ........................ 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Pvt'. and Mrs. Henry Cooper '(Nanc)' Hartley) are \:islting her paren't.s, Mr. and Mr!j. Homer Hartley and family before going to Cherry Point where he ls to br• j 11lationed with the U. S. Marin~ e~s· Mr. and Mts. Russell Bolir't and tfamHy, . R~.t~ll U and Susan, Ak· J'{)ft~ l~ft Wl4nettfay !liter a visit Wit\, Mr. ant Prri. H. J. Russcll .incf famQy. They Were acconlpan-1 l!d bf 1tic"batd Bolin who wiU · - vi'llit 'for a WE!C"k. They have a1so be41;n. j;uests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ' 1 . oilt ..-. BoUn~ !Au•vi.lle~. of coal so you can • Mr. and Mril. 'No'ah Haskins and son, Charles. and William Turner attended the Ha.skins retmloa Sunday at Fortiflcat!on Park, Gallipolis, .Mr. and Mrs. F. J . Murray, former local residents have bee,, .Mrs. 1-1. J ruests of ~·Mr. and RuBJell .Miss Nancy Reed who had been seriously ill at the Meigs Gener"l Hospital was taken to Holzer Hoa- 1 I pital in the Rawlings-Coats nmbu· ' laot!e Tuesday. · Mr. and Mrs. James Simp~on lnd daughter, Sandra, local, and M'r. ahd Mrs. Glen Simpson, Ra: cine, have returned from a two week's vacation which included. 22tU mUes of travel in Ohio and Michigan. i&ey visited Mackinaw Citr the stfltts, other famous P.ae~s In M·ictilgan and went to t'rystal Lake" to join James Simpsun's mothe,r, Mrs. Mayme Hartenbach, ~nt, a·nd dauaJI.ters, Mrs. Robert lhle, Kent, a.nd Mr.s. Albert Wolff, Olmstead Falls, and ·their familiht and:. Mi. and Mrs. William G~. During th~i" stay at the La~ tlie1 enjoyed 1 ildes in Mr. Grabiln'ii plane. il fifteen pourict · was the ptize catch Enrttute home thevisit· ed Mr. t Squeezing more power J ' Piect ' BREO.ASt SUFfl reu· ~--- Thil it • fump of eoaf •• , it ._:eis:lu t'~-~~ poua.d. 1t•1 dtt lltr4Mt workitLJ JumP of to.\l" ill die world! Bruk up thii Jump of coal - Cl'IIJl. it 11 fine n ta~.m. p..N• -:f illiU'II ~* in tke boiler of a modena· OltriO PoWer e!itetric: -~· f11B • • • _, it will mab eaouah Iteam &:41 ·_,rod~ce on. kilo-.:td.oDI' of elstric ,..,_ - 1-wu daat Will liaii a 1 00-· watt Jamp lor em ltoun. .... ~ Our largest power pfanu, rared among the world'• tea m01t ef"aeiea'J will prech•c•· a kilowa~Our of elec:trki~ frOm about .evea-tentht of • Pbuod ot ~· At tJ.. tiarA of tie c:eniuiy it took 20 to l 0 pounds oi coal tG generate a kilo-w•ukour. ' $-19.95• 5Piett BREAKFAST SUITE By fCIVIItzinl rn.on ,OWI:f oat of coal; "'! ~·~-. ~ aile to kee,P ratet low "':"" hish. Tll1 rnvlt: evhyene ldei · ·~ .Cill -~• dleir work, ~,. b-. olloit oln ...,... oka""'' ..- co tJ~• lldtlr Skft/tOUv. • - -~ - '" $49.95 ~rvice ,. SWt o'f Dishft $1.00 Extra With Each Suite McMaster ' Ranlwore and FaraHure ll.lnd A... UICli.~C •iaVICI IN u . \_ Ol · OIUO't U �. ... .... ·····-··- ...... ._ -...... . .. ... ·--·· . .. ',,. . ...... ' ~ ......... . . .. ... . . . '- .. • • I t ·D'~S.t!ul, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Aug . 15, 1957 DAILY CROSSWORD .Wick~am's Hosts At Dinner Party J Kay, Rhonda and D<~n;. - 1 Mrs Harr;, Bf'egli' fJf Rt>avrr / ~ wt.lh • diuner Tuesdq ew.nin1 at their home, Ur;- Falls. Pa . is re cupe rating frum a i TC('e.' lt lllne~s at the home nf ht'f a..... lltY\1 Do'"' mother , !a1r~ Emma Ll·lfhelt, !'rr,-s , Jrl! pe<-1 H11l ond (Colloq. ) &. Spoken 7 Bei&"l All New FURNITURE · 8. ~tiona 11. Of the et.r 10. Fonned a 9. IM:ut ot bow I tlec.' g· ~' 14 : Road 16_Prot.uber. an'• so. Bo)"l 11. Sadde!l 15. At.o 18. Skill nick- 28. Small ple1 ~' I 1'.......,.• . ·• te. Exc:hanrt &a••" premium •o. Alway• !:1. Little v•Iky 41. Soak nu u. Pitch 43. Ot.trve j 1 • I' • 29. Prejudlcea 31. Mln\18 32. Whether 33. Value 8-5. An amphibian 38. Slgnlty 42 .1ndtu 44 . Cooklnb equipment 4:1 . Boy'a nam' (Fr.) 48. Doctrine 41. Flah 4:8. River (Fr.) .. ,. "~ ~. . ,,Pet. Sanduao ,. 8. 4:. Winter hazard I The ded. all emploJed by the Keillor Conttri.!CtiGD Co., of St. Thomu, wtft' ldenUfled u Jan Oldervenina;, fa ; 1Dlck Rykaen, t5; JJJn Bremer, U; Nenne Hovius . .t5, and IUs aon. 'Wilfrid, 23 aud Hen· ry Drenth, MI. animal • for those thr~ pl11ee•, Itherespectively , were t'•lrview Pony P'lrm . E. J. Hil l and Cella Ann Gilmore-Taylor Nuptial YtJws Are Exchanged I 4:aiU (8) Auto Soles ·401 -l91i3 Pontiac -·:::;---::-::: 8 cyl. $895.00. 2 dr Sedan l;leat~r. .~moror. REFRIGERATOR and GAS RJI NGE XBNP XTNIP TXDY ZQAWIYDY RT QDO PAY ONLY $59.50 DOWN and $29.00 per nwnth BAKER FURNITURf On The Brlght01t Corner In ~lhlclh•purl Cryptoqunb·~ THIS SHOWS HOW GROUND ~ r 1 s. na, p~;;t PL'WC)' ~ aI TU·24686. - tt ·P hont 82&1«. oi . ·'! 7 ) , 1 ,. ', ne1-p W ".482. 8--1.3..fttc < ·- LB. el . LB. PAN READY ... NO 'MUSS OR FUSS .. , CAP'N JOHN'S 10·0)1,53C. pkgs. The Parts You Lfke • Wings ...... , · ...... · ...... · · .. · lb. 25c Backs & Meeks .. · .. · .~ .. · 2 lbs. 25~: CAUFOII..'IIIA LARGE SWEET CLUSTERS , .. WHITE I Seedless Grapes 2 t35e • 10£ BAILEY, 13 years In the milk business. WILBUR ROWLEY, milk and Icc rream bus !ness all his life · CHARLES BARNE1T, milk and Ice cream b uslneso 14 yrs.' PURE TOMATO - !Favors Of Free Ice Cream To Be Given Away Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYBODY INVITED ! ! COMING SOON! all kinds Of special orders. New modern equipment on the wa~ to pro tit thl vi door lo door In whole area, finest quality Supreme Ice Cream. v ~~11 ~:. ;hon! ~.,"'ltE PIE ' ----' ---·--JANE PARKl!R OHI!IF BOYARDEE ... SP~CIAL LOW PltJCE- Wtth Meal 'Bans 9 2~;~:·o..3 ·c \ \ • 39~ cans .Spagfletti · 8·13-ll or -It 48 QASSenger bua. Cro1Iey sell cheap. Falls, 0. I Brown ~4-J E. (21) 4.. 11 WONDER BAR ·--- .. - Ret! I £state Musk Friday Nttes ----.-~-- For Sale or renl tliC:h1 r1•f'ln1 house Middl~ort. Phone 6075.1. 8-14-3tc --'--- - - - House fo,r sale bri~k, f iyjl !',gom· , bilh. lilt utililies. Pri~d "lte~ sonable. 913 .Third St., )d'Jdtlle;Jort 8-1S·3tc I Trod< lAlading Equipment Truck Service Pbone Cbesfilre 7·74,7f · I DumP ~e Custom Built Kitchen. KLtehens d~ilmed for _your home. :he!! Mdmates. Foreman & Abbot! . Phone 6284·V. a'-6-tr Roody ..~<:........ land and . .grav•l. S.14:4-tc .. .. ,_Ed!~e t!.ife Shady Volley Boys oS!Juatef- 3 Mil~• Below Middleport ·--- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 11 ronm dwelling. two baths, eas· ilv converted to a double f')r rental properly, in town, f;eC . this befon: you buy.' 53 acr~:!l on Route 7. near new Ea<:ti'l"Jl lo,cal srhool. Good buildin!Z sites. 12 ac.·es of tim ber. J.o(>\ to the fUture, buy this ror ,3,000.00. 3360 sq. feet o[ slora~te space. Hil!'h and dry. Electricity in buildihg; -~Wal furna~ "1£ need · ed. Close· to Pomeroy, Oll.io.l with <'flretaker living next door. If you have need for storagP space, or plan to start a sma1l business, see this. For rurther information call or l~cf·Hot SerVIce I1 PJ.ION&S -- Welcome To The ~-- Model A Ford Sedan. s<e Lor· Davis at' L &: Z. 'Shqp, 114 I court st. Pomeroy. tl-!o.8tc · (10)I:!uslness ~rvil'.es HirJei•.DavldsOn 1M · ' · · • --'=:-.,.Good shape. Salet. Phone Street. ----..----.- I 11. For Sale H8reforda 2 Bull Calves 6 months old, 2 cows, 1131 • JANE PA,RKER DOMESTIC .. . PACKED IN OIL .. , SPECIAL LOW PRICE · \Vhcllfil!le·lce cream at the plant in Bradb . h It · . fl from: the .Orville Milk Condensing co., or~[fi.~ 0ere 15 made from the finest q~ality mix In America, purch~s· • CASE OF 24-$2.75 HEINZ --·- I \ CASE OF 24 42.38 Iona Peas l 0 ~::::· ,99c Green Beans 6 1c~::;69c ·Ketchup. . · 2 ~~:~· ~ 7~ Sardines · · ,3 25'c 1957 PACK, TENDER IONA !rom school house, Wm. Holmes, Syracuse, OhiO. I Nectarines · .. · .. · · · · · .. lb. 29c Red Yams · · ·· .. · .. 3 ,lbs. 29c 1957 PACK LARGE SWEET 61~ For ~tatoes .large, Pink Mexicans, non-acid. Second House East I , In MIDOlfPORT. OHIO, !Ui'ed\ VaUghan's Industrl'al alld Re9ideJ.tlal. Termite control Ser' vice, St Marya, W.Va. 7 25 tf th• Hour Bids will now be received by the undersigned on the home formerly ownrr! by Dora M. Bearhs in Kerrs Run , 'Pomeroy, Ohio. Property appraisPd at $1.600.00 and cannot be sold for less thdn appraised price, subject to the approval ot t he Probate Court of Meigs Cuunly ,· Ohio. · Hugh Be.arhs Adf'linistrator , (8) 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17; 6tc. · C,I,.~C,.,. Real 'Estote Broker Store; P<!m~.''ll­ Hil·e I ·~---c. f.:.;;..l·fft .......... Rod11ey Downing 7-5·" ..a. . '8y order of the Village Council .of the Village of Pomeroy. Charles w. :Vga'r, Clerk - -LEGAL -NOTICE 1~'9URANC~ AGENCY Plr~. Automobila. Heelt~ ACCIDENT \.He. c...eltv end ~ guai'anteed. Fu11y fj. • The right is reserved to ~teject any and all bida. 1 For free Inspection phone S83·M, enzO Chleken Parts .. Bur~ Onlfl Breasts .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. · .. · ...... · .. lb. 69c legs & Thighs · .. · ...... · .. .. .. lb. 65c 39c 39c WAilD 111Lt-lt. -~~ - 1,.CIIMrO'f'. Ol'llt• ""' lt. Ja. Cal\ Wm. ........,, aodr lprl... '"==·- ···===TERMLT•s EXTERMINATED • OPERATED BY . ex..,e~enre. Free e~· i · L. V. Reisln,:~ ,· . Racin • ·mates, Box 124. Ohio. · or the conlr.>et. Dor ........... -...,. Painting, int~r-lo_r_a;;d exteri~r Available iloW. Rates reason. able: Homn Brali:ly, Phonf! :rat-Y ~h-,foi'k bid be rejected , auch chetk will be forthwith returned to the bidder, and should any bid be accepted, · such check. will be returned upon the proper c.xecution and securin&" ...,.ineo Proteotlon. 1__ -~ (.18) Employment Wanted GillnQr~ S'!)>ply •••• pro....ly secured. Should '"'· .:;;;-;;;;;:;·~~;;;:==:;=~~I { -f OR FRY d Ul tbe bid is accep,te , a con1ract w be ente~"ed Into and its perform· A.ueom.Obn. '-.utrt. 1'~-e, Pol1o. C"U l!i1la, -'Jiddle;~rt. Ohio. 1 WANTED: CARRIER- -Glt-1 oi boy !OJ Rulhnd Route. COntact The Daily Sentinel. . 8 12 tf ye~ CENTER 1JLADE CUT ... SUPER RIGHT CHARLES BARNETT, WILBUR ROWLEY AND JOE 'BAILEY 0 on a new business t~re this Saturday, Rowley points out afact •bout the top qua.Jlty grvllle Milk 401onden~~· · Co. miX used by the trto In manulort4L'Lng lee eream for wholesale at the plant Th 1g d~r·to-dfooir service in a specially equipped new truck soon. Also all kinds of specla~Ypt~; o et' o ce cream will be available to the public. ' IJ'· ..., _ -------' 19) ·Business I CiiiiP!.ErE 86L21e Waot:id-PAP '=E:::R- P..,l\Gl~G- 25 Frying Turkeys Chucl{ ·Roast _. _ Breaded Shrimp ~~~,~~~·~i;;',.W:d v;:: :~ !::'! solt"el\f tiank, as a gUaranty that l'f .-.. ,..."""' 1~ ... .-. 4 - In •xcellent eondilion. wm 1 or see GeorgeCulilmii'ls, Letilrt tans, Plione · SMALL SIZE · · · 5·7 LB .... FRESH ... BROIL ROAST d Mod I 20 B) Insurond! . I ( I ' Each bid must contain the full name of every person or COIJlpany interested in tbe same; and be aecomp,a nied bY,. a bond ip the •urn of i1000.00 to the Jatisfactlon Qf · 111 U 1 · · · ---~Wot....l ILirnel Slm]IIGD lu~e Ap6eJ, an."f='l-11 llpd4Jepcq. Ptr.e · B6D~. Phone t315-X 8-2t)..tf ,Inside B.lld Outside l{D__u,R! Paint· lna:, chimney and roof work of ai.l... kind~. also carpent,e r work. Free estimll!es. 2Q years exper· . ience. Reaso'btle prl~s. Call , Po!Deroy ~-_;. 8 12· l~t? H9U s AM I wanted; Hou'!'tteeper lor elderly couple. Phone 6M8·X. 8·13:-.'-\tc sell_ cheap. Call L B ~ by a new parking "'" r, lteme!"M GtiOd Cltm Used Can -'iii - -..:.... Middle Aged woman whb needs for home to be CO!ppanibn Main St., Pomeroy. 7-24--:t'll .~. 1 middle-aged lady. Write P . 0. · ~o·x . 45,--Pomero;Y, Ohio. 8-8--12tp One used -Cro.sley lille.ctrlc Range. 1 .. • ::;::;~::::::::::::=:~:i~'Y~B~e~egg•l;•·~~~~~·~·~~··~·~~~~m::•L~h~e'~·~M~r~•~·~T~he:o~d:or~e~L:eh~e:w. IN BRADBURY NEAR BAILEY'S DRIVE·IN I Service. R. A. Flnllw, 51l Jti. SUPER RIGHT QUAliTY lEAN, 100% BEEF •iste replaced JUNK CO. ,...,. 110 GRAVlli.Y 1.tACTOR SALES_,.~ lo Loekhourn; Air n.~~e. ~olw.~­ bus, after a ten day vunl w•Lh hJs Supreme Ice Cream Company OHIO VALLEY d C~t-OB 1"':1her ·M lddle,6rt. f'OR SALE - Apples. New Ha· ven Orchard, :New Haven. Pb~nc MUCH - _ Ni ..... t r-_ 1 Or...___ ~~· __ "- DR I a~isti~Ji H • L B iiAWLoltlGS SONS cJ. • lleur · "retlttr Service; DBAl:I'Jl.'l,. Johnson of Sprmg- , Mr. and Mu . nobcrl Lehew and fi 1•ld L~ thl' ~urst of her n oth daughter, Debb1e, have relurned ln the cnre nf JH~I' si~tcr Mr -· ' JARNEY G00<1LZ and SNUFFY SMITH I I 1 1 18b) Auto ~~~rvices ., 91 F , ~trs. Emma Leifheit and ---· room and Nf'W, 2 8 12 !lte :-=:--:--:-- - ~------ LEGAL NO'fiCI .~ (·I"" .)· F_·o·r Rent o~ Sd' le j MiTRO~OUT A~ •tt- u .,.on 229. EASIER IT IS TO BE CRITICAL THAN TO BE CORI\ECTDJSRAELI. I .Mrs. HaruJri WE BlaeltD&f!.t Pomeroy , 0 . 8.Sic WYLLIS JE£{1' Station Wagbrt With overdrive. Good conditiOn. €•11 TO• Zl! a .,..,..,.=...=---==-= 1: ~·nitoo i.addtra. out power glide. All ·lour doors. . . stoK~Id 1o~~rch. Drop ; Clolbl DBYD-FBXRFTNOD. Y~llt~rday'l - '- : . ~1 mf:D'aE • ZRY For Riinf 8·9-61e "' • I 9ri4 ChevroI E:ls as Iow a~ $99~. F 1 w· h 1> jth00 - ,..:or c .ean cau. U an~ w • I t'Or ~ P.taon 811 0 ~ I bath urnishe conditioned. VB's and t.tr. lts. apartment. Phone 6128 ·X. Blaettnars; Pomer"v, 0. 8- 9-4t~ B·l 5--3tc """'J=:"'_ -room bou;e, 3 acre garden. 1954 Fotds as low as $HliD.OO. 4 $85.00 pei' month at Apple Bo~ · of these cars -.{~ can re· Ol'i1vt. S~ ttl~-~ 'WMel~r. comn.JIInd fully. Blaettn.r:., 8-l~tc A orn&oc..... Qwtatloa RFD Blaettnar~>. j9;3 BWcko •• ,;.;;- a.s $995:00. For good buys, thuroughly fe. Each day th• r.nde letteu are dlftennt. FRIGID~RE and : J low 'as $688.00. Three oP Le btst '5St anywhere. Blaettnar~. PomerOy. 0. B-9-6tc DAILY CI!YPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It< INCLUDES I ==7'- F\awlesa orlginil blUe ----· 19&:J Chevroleta em. It LONGFELLOW One letter tlmply stands tor another. In thll l&mple A &II uae4 tor the three L's, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Slngle !etten, apoeo trophu, the length a.nd !ormation of the wordl an all hJnte. Hydram~ttic·R•dlo and white finis!f. Potfteroy,. o. Six Workmen AXYDLBA.AXIt --.=--r Bulcks, $69:1.00. Jo'lve people are going to &ei 1ome rea) buv.s. Blaettmm:, Pomeroy, jr>. ~~6~ 10~2 ol - Legal Notice· TELmliiO!I SIJIVJCZ, Phont 1JO, Cle'and Appllana.~ Store, l'ul W. M.al.n St., Porr.ll!rOf l'R Wltth c. St!aled buiJ will oe reeeh·ed bY ateint. ALL from C.O.B.A. Sirea.. 1 p11rtn• hy F'W.or, Trained the Clerk of tbe Villaie of Pome. Two fre!h now, retl fOOD. Don 1 watehmaker, t:OUJNS JEWE. roy, State o• Ohio, at the offict o.f Anderson, Rutland, Ohio. LER8. Pomeror 1·3-tf aid Vill11., Clerk until 12 o'clock a 12 6t~ - Noon, Aua:uat 28. Ul5'7, for the fur., .::c:--:-::c- -;;=:::---;;;::::-::=': H;,ave your carpet&, ruii aHd up niihing and lnltallation or m UillYeraal GRI ltanae. Cbrome ho).Jtery clearred b)· the modern p.ark:in.e: meten, on the two psrk:· Dinette Set . Both In ~xcellent cleaning method with Aarated ing lot.. ar.d on ~:ttheP dalr.:nat~ cond ition. Ca ll .Rtrlr.e 3461 t•r Dry Foam . Quickly and eeono- 1street1 within ~he VUla&e. of Pom. 3122. 8-1o-6tv micaJly rlrht in your own 1 eroy, Ohlo. hc;rne. Work guaranteed. Calli ~ach bidder mutt .iubnUt a unit ( 12) Wonted to Rent RuUand 24023. 8-J.O«c 1 coit prl~ for eaeh plirklnr meter, Unfurnlshl!'d S or 4 bedroom CONCRITE BLOcD ' 0 and th" eott of c.he ln1tallfilltion of • 1 each unit parking meter . hou se in Pom~roy or Middle-.ulld hfftr Por ......,. I The Village of PGmeroy re!le-rvet port. PhOne 2·M. 8- 1~-tltc the rl&ht to :PUC.t bue more or leu 7;--:7--;- ... ~\~· --lhan 225 parking meters, if con· (14) GRUESER BLoCK CO. ..,---,-,--~--:-.,.;;:----- ~ ditlon! warrant the aame. · t 'room hOU8t' 8Dtl bat~ 01· Lin· Mllft Norfh .. Pome,., Bidders lhould a"pecify whether coin Heights. Pborlc 330M. the parldng metert tre mtchanlcal IJ.l0.6Le · ~BUY I quote or automalio. .Eaeh bidder •hall a price that taeh bidder Furnished .del.lping roo.m. Cloae tn ITRUCTURAL I ...... will allow the vmaee of Pomeroy town . 127 Buttemut. 8 3 l2tc ICRAP IRON- MIT ALl for any used parking meter that Prftidaire Rehi.a•atorL Iaker Purnltuq, Mlchlle,.,., Ohle 1 Horse Judging (tltion by owner. Pbone RacinJ 3213. 8-9-8tc Ht•dCJuamrt ,., 2-23·11 HEIFERS FOR SALE; ' lalll'11!1to """''' - Lane Cedar t Jersey, 1 Guernsey, 4 Hoi· , Q\JICK SEJ?•:lct •.:!btda - LAU Wladow Fana-- · Holllntlheld, Wellston . Dresden 11 on H1ghwa~, about 40 miles east of Mount Clemen1 , Mich., and about 50 mllet north· "'"' or DetNit. I eo•· IIAIIJO • '84 Royal Dodto •1200. A·t (I) Notices Announcement hss bet' n n~adl' the wedding or Miss Jan r G•l· more, daughter or Mr and ~ r~ . John W. Gilmorl;! and Mr Ken· neth A. Taylor son of Mr. and fint place honors in the filly or Mrs. John W Taylor , o~ Mason, stud colt cla11 while places one W. Va ., which will be an event of I through four respeetJvely In the Ssturday, Au~ust 17 ma're with fc.~l dus went ~James Tht> ceremony, an open wedding, Sheets of HarrisonvlUe; Pearl Wll· lism1, second and third, and Shar· will be read in St) Jos'eph's ChurC'h on Pillsbury, Point Pleasant, W. at Mason by the Rev. Father John Va . O'Rellly at ll :30 a. m. . . .. • The couple will leave Lmmcd u:~t.e · In the pony C()nformation judg- 11y following the ceremony for a in,g, 46 !nc:bes and under, the first honeymoon at Niagara f'all s. New Jix plafts, respectively, awarded York. to owners of stallions of. any sge, ------went to Mary Hill Pomeroy ; E. A.'-'ERICAN PLAYERS CUT J. Hill, Pomeroy; Sheets of Har· OTTAWA UP - Six American risonvUie; Clarence Rcbaon, Che.s· ter, Floyd Carson. Rutland, and players - halfback Bob Garrell. Gladys Morgan, Pomeroy. The six end Bernie Fl~ers. guards Pete awards, respectively, for the mare- Ladygo, AI S1gman and Mike and geldi~. any age in the filly Flynn and center Bill Brown Oltawa Hough or rtud colt class ~were Fairview were cut by the Pony Farm Nancy Lindsey, Harri- ~iders of the Big Four Football -. aonviUe; Flo:vd Carson, Rutland; Union Wednesday. Flowers and (C.ntinu.d From On.) (Contlnuea From One) Marv Hill, Glady! Morgan and E. Lady'go played (or the Riders in p!C'a~e make il <15 iihort an·' . . ~en_t. Authorities also indicated On·. J . Hill. other season'\ while the other four r1ll' ~~~ b u sJm arJO provincial investigators may Three awards were given for the were making tbeir first appeor· <'liD e, for I 'm rf!a/)y _ _entert_h_c_:p:_r_o:.bc::._ _ _ _·_ __:m~"~·~":~it~h_l~o:'.ai class. Owners of ance here. Burning Rubber DOWN l.Ram • barrused b)' tbe whole thing ." Lnt evening wi)He Mrli. Schuf Sally, her daughter, and grandson. ~> Rit'k and Michael Koehler wer~ in the howe th e od01 of burjl.i~ rubber was noticed. Electrical spplian.ces were eb~ked. Finally amokr was seen curling luily rrom lhe dinina room ceiling llght which h.u a r-eflector .. owl . The current was cut off. Thst was when the fire dt:lpartment was called. Firemen at· rived with aU their fanfare of alrens, neighbors came in droves, and all together they began check ing upstairs wlrih.l!: man , Harrisonville Honor Boys club , John Keye-s, Salem Center Boys club In electrkal displays 1.1f 4--H club members Wayne Roush won the only blue r1bbon wilb 1 ndio display He :s a member of the Sa· lem Center dub. Others e.a:hibitlng in the field are James Torrense and Jam _f$ Shield.!l , Tuppe!'B Plaiha boys; Richard Jeffers and Thad Dyc 1 Carpenter boys ; David Reed Bailey Rur. boys club; Darreli . Keyes. Charles Matheny, Kenneth W1th smoke still bemg evident Gcisc.r, Randall Tackelt. all of the fl!c_.mcn began to removl! tbe Salem center B()YS club. dmlnt room light fixture . ·. hdgw.,; Jf _ llvest()ck entries in ~en and there only d1d lh~ the j~nior fair got underway to- family re_call that the 3-year-old day w1th Harry Barr of Ohjo State had lo.st a ball in the afternoon Univer;;:ity and Roge-r Roberts of and had . been looking for it ll ince. Elizabeth. W. Va ., as judges. That i.s, it was recalled after fire Saturday morning the activities men found the bill in the reflec· Gf the junior fair will become ex· tor bowl thorougbly fused to the tremeiy prominent wilh the an· bulb. It had to be ~craped off. nual parade to be beld on the race Reporter 1 Schaaf doubts if track at 10 ~30 a. m. and the an- ~he'll "ever live it dbwn" aln~aJ style revuee at 11 a. m. Ac- though neighbors and· firemen hievement awards for the year will also thought it was a sbort in the ~ prese-nted also during the morn- light fixture . 10, program. I name out fiLl (sym . ) BudJey, Thomas Reed , DAvid Wlae a.t . savory frequentu 21 . Work Z<l. Colors ;3. Species ot •tone-crop ta. Poker 1takca (Contlnwcl FroM OM) tablell ts. Wrallli 2'l'. lndian wtlfhl burden 20. Regular 17. Portico 19. Erbium 3 ROOMS OF U . Greek ktttr 2t. Paint :11. Chatter ACROSS D<'an of Litbicum . .'rld. an<:1 :\1r~ !lutwrt 1. Ferrybo&U fran; Fa ir and daughters . L~d;. , ~art~ fl . Dtparta Dee and NJtil Gall 1poll! Mr: llll4. Mn. Elmer Wiekham loaAYUIM. Fair Judging . GEDRGE $. >IOBSTETI;ER. JR. REAL ESTATE BROKER. . READY MIXED CONCRETE end WASHED SAND & GRAVEL Phone 6393 G0 EGlE I N GR'AYEl CO, &1' I J. H. Eaetman, Sal.•n•n st. Phon• 232 Middleport Phone 6393.:_!~~-P_•_,.._,.._•_· _o_h_'•_·_. --~'=~~~=;;:?~~;-:;::---' 8-13-3tc w•lh•d 225 E. 2nd I L �. ... .... ·····-··- ...... ._ -...... . .. ... ·--·· . .. ',,. . ...... ' ~ ......... . . .. ... . . . '- .. • • I t ·D'~S.t!ul, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Aug . 15, 1957 DAILY CROSSWORD .Wick~am's Hosts At Dinner Party J Kay, Rhonda and D<~n;. - 1 Mrs Harr;, Bf'egli' fJf Rt>avrr / ~ wt.lh • diuner Tuesdq ew.nin1 at their home, Ur;- Falls. Pa . is re cupe rating frum a i TC('e.' lt lllne~s at the home nf ht'f a..... lltY\1 Do'"' mother , !a1r~ Emma Ll·lfhelt, !'rr,-s , Jrl! pe<-1 H11l ond (Colloq. ) &. Spoken 7 Bei&"l All New FURNITURE · 8. ~tiona 11. Of the et.r 10. Fonned a 9. IM:ut ot bow I tlec.' g· ~' 14 : Road 16_Prot.uber. an'• so. Bo)"l 11. Sadde!l 15. At.o 18. Skill nick- 28. Small ple1 ~' I 1'.......,.• . ·• te. Exc:hanrt &a••" premium •o. Alway• !:1. Little v•Iky 41. Soak nu u. Pitch 43. Ot.trve j 1 • I' • 29. Prejudlcea 31. Mln\18 32. Whether 33. Value 8-5. An amphibian 38. Slgnlty 42 .1ndtu 44 . Cooklnb equipment 4:1 . Boy'a nam' (Fr.) 48. Doctrine 41. Flah 4:8. River (Fr.) .. ,. "~ ~. . ,,Pet. Sanduao ,. 8. 4:. Winter hazard I The ded. all emploJed by the Keillor Conttri.!CtiGD Co., of St. Thomu, wtft' ldenUfled u Jan Oldervenina;, fa ; 1Dlck Rykaen, t5; JJJn Bremer, U; Nenne Hovius . .t5, and IUs aon. 'Wilfrid, 23 aud Hen· ry Drenth, MI. animal • for those thr~ pl11ee•, Itherespectively , were t'•lrview Pony P'lrm . E. J. Hil l and Cella Ann Gilmore-Taylor Nuptial YtJws Are Exchanged I 4:aiU (8) Auto Soles ·401 -l91i3 Pontiac -·:::;---::-::: 8 cyl. $895.00. 2 dr Sedan l;leat~r. .~moror. REFRIGERATOR and GAS RJI NGE XBNP XTNIP TXDY ZQAWIYDY RT QDO PAY ONLY $59.50 DOWN and $29.00 per nwnth BAKER FURNITURf On The Brlght01t Corner In ~lhlclh•purl Cryptoqunb·~ THIS SHOWS HOW GROUND ~ r 1 s. na, p~;;t PL'WC)' ~ aI TU·24686. - tt ·P hont 82&1«. oi . ·'! 7 ) , 1 ,. ', ne1-p W ".482. 8--1.3..fttc < ·- LB. el . LB. PAN READY ... NO 'MUSS OR FUSS .. , CAP'N JOHN'S 10·0)1,53C. pkgs. The Parts You Lfke • Wings ...... , · ...... · ...... · · .. · lb. 25c Backs & Meeks .. · .. · .~ .. · 2 lbs. 25~: CAUFOII..'IIIA LARGE SWEET CLUSTERS , .. WHITE I Seedless Grapes 2 t35e • 10£ BAILEY, 13 years In the milk business. WILBUR ROWLEY, milk and Icc rream bus !ness all his life · CHARLES BARNE1T, milk and Ice cream b uslneso 14 yrs.' PURE TOMATO - !Favors Of Free Ice Cream To Be Given Away Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYBODY INVITED ! ! COMING SOON! all kinds Of special orders. New modern equipment on the wa~ to pro tit thl vi door lo door In whole area, finest quality Supreme Ice Cream. v ~~11 ~:. ;hon! ~.,"'ltE PIE ' ----' ---·--JANE PARKl!R OHI!IF BOYARDEE ... SP~CIAL LOW PltJCE- Wtth Meal 'Bans 9 2~;~:·o..3 ·c \ \ • 39~ cans .Spagfletti · 8·13-ll or -It 48 QASSenger bua. Cro1Iey sell cheap. Falls, 0. I Brown ~4-J E. (21) 4.. 11 WONDER BAR ·--- .. - Ret! I £state Musk Friday Nttes ----.-~-- For Sale or renl tliC:h1 r1•f'ln1 house Middl~ort. Phone 6075.1. 8-14-3tc --'--- - - - House fo,r sale bri~k, f iyjl !',gom· , bilh. lilt utililies. Pri~d "lte~ sonable. 913 .Third St., )d'Jdtlle;Jort 8-1S·3tc I Trod< lAlading Equipment Truck Service Pbone Cbesfilre 7·74,7f · I DumP ~e Custom Built Kitchen. KLtehens d~ilmed for _your home. :he!! Mdmates. Foreman & Abbot! . Phone 6284·V. a'-6-tr Roody ..~<:........ land and . .grav•l. S.14:4-tc .. .. ,_Ed!~e t!.ife Shady Volley Boys oS!Juatef- 3 Mil~• Below Middleport ·--- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 11 ronm dwelling. two baths, eas· ilv converted to a double f')r rental properly, in town, f;eC . this befon: you buy.' 53 acr~:!l on Route 7. near new Ea<:ti'l"Jl lo,cal srhool. Good buildin!Z sites. 12 ac.·es of tim ber. J.o(>\ to the fUture, buy this ror ,3,000.00. 3360 sq. feet o[ slora~te space. Hil!'h and dry. Electricity in buildihg; -~Wal furna~ "1£ need · ed. Close· to Pomeroy, Oll.io.l with <'flretaker living next door. If you have need for storagP space, or plan to start a sma1l business, see this. For rurther information call or l~cf·Hot SerVIce I1 PJ.ION&S -- Welcome To The ~-- Model A Ford Sedan. s<e Lor· Davis at' L &: Z. 'Shqp, 114 I court st. Pomeroy. tl-!o.8tc · (10)I:!uslness ~rvil'.es HirJei•.DavldsOn 1M · ' · · • --'=:-.,.Good shape. Salet. Phone Street. ----..----.- I 11. For Sale H8reforda 2 Bull Calves 6 months old, 2 cows, 1131 • JANE PA,RKER DOMESTIC .. . PACKED IN OIL .. , SPECIAL LOW PRICE · \Vhcllfil!le·lce cream at the plant in Bradb . h It · . fl from: the .Orville Milk Condensing co., or~[fi.~ 0ere 15 made from the finest q~ality mix In America, purch~s· • CASE OF 24-$2.75 HEINZ --·- I \ CASE OF 24 42.38 Iona Peas l 0 ~::::· ,99c Green Beans 6 1c~::;69c ·Ketchup. . · 2 ~~:~· ~ 7~ Sardines · · ,3 25'c 1957 PACK, TENDER IONA !rom school house, Wm. Holmes, Syracuse, OhiO. I Nectarines · .. · .. · · · · · .. lb. 29c Red Yams · · ·· .. · .. 3 ,lbs. 29c 1957 PACK LARGE SWEET 61~ For ~tatoes .large, Pink Mexicans, non-acid. Second House East I , In MIDOlfPORT. OHIO, !Ui'ed\ VaUghan's Industrl'al alld Re9ideJ.tlal. Termite control Ser' vice, St Marya, W.Va. 7 25 tf th• Hour Bids will now be received by the undersigned on the home formerly ownrr! by Dora M. Bearhs in Kerrs Run , 'Pomeroy, Ohio. Property appraisPd at $1.600.00 and cannot be sold for less thdn appraised price, subject to the approval ot t he Probate Court of Meigs Cuunly ,· Ohio. · Hugh Be.arhs Adf'linistrator , (8) 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17; 6tc. · C,I,.~C,.,. Real 'Estote Broker Store; P<!m~.''ll­ Hil·e I ·~---c. f.:.;;..l·fft .......... Rod11ey Downing 7-5·" ..a. . '8y order of the Village Council .of the Village of Pomeroy. Charles w. :Vga'r, Clerk - -LEGAL -NOTICE 1~'9URANC~ AGENCY Plr~. Automobila. Heelt~ ACCIDENT \.He. c...eltv end ~ guai'anteed. Fu11y fj. • The right is reserved to ~teject any and all bida. 1 For free Inspection phone S83·M, enzO Chleken Parts .. Bur~ Onlfl Breasts .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. · .. · ...... · .. lb. 69c legs & Thighs · .. · ...... · .. .. .. lb. 65c 39c 39c WAilD 111Lt-lt. -~~ - 1,.CIIMrO'f'. Ol'llt• ""' lt. Ja. Cal\ Wm. ........,, aodr lprl... '"==·- ···===TERMLT•s EXTERMINATED • OPERATED BY . ex..,e~enre. Free e~· i · L. V. Reisln,:~ ,· . Racin • ·mates, Box 124. Ohio. · or the conlr.>et. Dor ........... -...,. Painting, int~r-lo_r_a;;d exteri~r Available iloW. Rates reason. able: Homn Brali:ly, Phonf! :rat-Y ~h-,foi'k bid be rejected , auch chetk will be forthwith returned to the bidder, and should any bid be accepted, · such check. will be returned upon the proper c.xecution and securin&" ...,.ineo Proteotlon. 1__ -~ (.18) Employment Wanted GillnQr~ S'!)>ply •••• pro....ly secured. Should '"'· .:;;;-;;;;;:;·~~;;;:==:;=~~I { -f OR FRY d Ul tbe bid is accep,te , a con1ract w be ente~"ed Into and its perform· A.ueom.Obn. '-.utrt. 1'~-e, Pol1o. C"U l!i1la, -'Jiddle;~rt. Ohio. 1 WANTED: CARRIER- -Glt-1 oi boy !OJ Rulhnd Route. COntact The Daily Sentinel. . 8 12 tf ye~ CENTER 1JLADE CUT ... SUPER RIGHT CHARLES BARNETT, WILBUR ROWLEY AND JOE 'BAILEY 0 on a new business t~re this Saturday, Rowley points out afact •bout the top qua.Jlty grvllle Milk 401onden~~· · Co. miX used by the trto In manulort4L'Lng lee eream for wholesale at the plant Th 1g d~r·to-dfooir service in a specially equipped new truck soon. Also all kinds of specla~Ypt~; o et' o ce cream will be available to the public. ' IJ'· ..., _ -------' 19) ·Business I CiiiiP!.ErE 86L21e Waot:id-PAP '=E:::R- P..,l\Gl~G- 25 Frying Turkeys Chucl{ ·Roast _. _ Breaded Shrimp ~~~,~~~·~i;;',.W:d v;:: :~ !::'! solt"el\f tiank, as a gUaranty that l'f .-.. ,..."""' 1~ ... .-. 4 - In •xcellent eondilion. wm 1 or see GeorgeCulilmii'ls, Letilrt tans, Plione · SMALL SIZE · · · 5·7 LB .... FRESH ... BROIL ROAST d Mod I 20 B) Insurond! . I ( I ' Each bid must contain the full name of every person or COIJlpany interested in tbe same; and be aecomp,a nied bY,. a bond ip the •urn of i1000.00 to the Jatisfactlon Qf · 111 U 1 · · · ---~Wot....l ILirnel Slm]IIGD lu~e Ap6eJ, an."f='l-11 llpd4Jepcq. Ptr.e · B6D~. Phone t315-X 8-2t)..tf ,Inside B.lld Outside l{D__u,R! Paint· lna:, chimney and roof work of ai.l... kind~. also carpent,e r work. Free estimll!es. 2Q years exper· . ience. Reaso'btle prl~s. Call , Po!Deroy ~-_;. 8 12· l~t? H9U s AM I wanted; Hou'!'tteeper lor elderly couple. Phone 6M8·X. 8·13:-.'-\tc sell_ cheap. Call L B ~ by a new parking "'" r, lteme!"M GtiOd Cltm Used Can -'iii - -..:.... Middle Aged woman whb needs for home to be CO!ppanibn Main St., Pomeroy. 7-24--:t'll .~. 1 middle-aged lady. Write P . 0. · ~o·x . 45,--Pomero;Y, Ohio. 8-8--12tp One used -Cro.sley lille.ctrlc Range. 1 .. • ::;::;~::::::::::::=:~:i~'Y~B~e~egg•l;•·~~~~~·~·~~··~·~~~~m::•L~h~e'~·~M~r~•~·~T~he:o~d:or~e~L:eh~e:w. IN BRADBURY NEAR BAILEY'S DRIVE·IN I Service. R. A. Flnllw, 51l Jti. SUPER RIGHT QUAliTY lEAN, 100% BEEF •iste replaced JUNK CO. ,...,. 110 GRAVlli.Y 1.tACTOR SALES_,.~ lo Loekhourn; Air n.~~e. ~olw.~­ bus, after a ten day vunl w•Lh hJs Supreme Ice Cream Company OHIO VALLEY d C~t-OB 1"':1her ·M lddle,6rt. f'OR SALE - Apples. New Ha· ven Orchard, :New Haven. Pb~nc MUCH - _ Ni ..... t r-_ 1 Or...___ ~~· __ "- DR I a~isti~Ji H • L B iiAWLoltlGS SONS cJ. • lleur · "retlttr Service; DBAl:I'Jl.'l,. Johnson of Sprmg- , Mr. and Mu . nobcrl Lehew and fi 1•ld L~ thl' ~urst of her n oth daughter, Debb1e, have relurned ln the cnre nf JH~I' si~tcr Mr -· ' JARNEY G00<1LZ and SNUFFY SMITH I I 1 1 18b) Auto ~~~rvices ., 91 F , ~trs. Emma Leifheit and ---· room and Nf'W, 2 8 12 !lte :-=:--:--:-- - ~------ LEGAL NO'fiCI .~ (·I"" .)· F_·o·r Rent o~ Sd' le j MiTRO~OUT A~ •tt- u .,.on 229. EASIER IT IS TO BE CRITICAL THAN TO BE CORI\ECTDJSRAELI. I .Mrs. HaruJri WE BlaeltD&f!.t Pomeroy , 0 . 8.Sic WYLLIS JE£{1' Station Wagbrt With overdrive. Good conditiOn. €•11 TO• Zl! a .,..,..,.=...=---==-= 1: ~·nitoo i.addtra. out power glide. All ·lour doors. . . stoK~Id 1o~~rch. Drop ; Clolbl DBYD-FBXRFTNOD. Y~llt~rday'l - '- : . ~1 mf:D'aE • ZRY For Riinf 8·9-61e "' • I 9ri4 ChevroI E:ls as Iow a~ $99~. F 1 w· h 1> jth00 - ,..:or c .ean cau. U an~ w • I t'Or ~ P.taon 811 0 ~ I bath urnishe conditioned. VB's and t.tr. lts. apartment. Phone 6128 ·X. Blaettnars; Pomer"v, 0. 8- 9-4t~ B·l 5--3tc """'J=:"'_ -room bou;e, 3 acre garden. 1954 Fotds as low as $HliD.OO. 4 $85.00 pei' month at Apple Bo~ · of these cars -.{~ can re· Ol'i1vt. S~ ttl~-~ 'WMel~r. comn.JIInd fully. Blaettn.r:., 8-l~tc A orn&oc..... Qwtatloa RFD Blaettnar~>. j9;3 BWcko •• ,;.;;- a.s $995:00. For good buys, thuroughly fe. Each day th• r.nde letteu are dlftennt. FRIGID~RE and : J low 'as $688.00. Three oP Le btst '5St anywhere. Blaettnar~. PomerOy. 0. B-9-6tc DAILY CI!YPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It< INCLUDES I ==7'- F\awlesa orlginil blUe ----· 19&:J Chevroleta em. It LONGFELLOW One letter tlmply stands tor another. In thll l&mple A &II uae4 tor the three L's, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Slngle !etten, apoeo trophu, the length a.nd !ormation of the wordl an all hJnte. Hydram~ttic·R•dlo and white finis!f. Potfteroy,. o. Six Workmen AXYDLBA.AXIt --.=--r Bulcks, $69:1.00. Jo'lve people are going to &ei 1ome rea) buv.s. Blaettmm:, Pomeroy, jr>. ~~6~ 10~2 ol - Legal Notice· TELmliiO!I SIJIVJCZ, Phont 1JO, Cle'and Appllana.~ Store, l'ul W. M.al.n St., Porr.ll!rOf l'R Wltth c. St!aled buiJ will oe reeeh·ed bY ateint. ALL from C.O.B.A. Sirea.. 1 p11rtn• hy F'W.or, Trained the Clerk of tbe Villaie of Pome. Two fre!h now, retl fOOD. Don 1 watehmaker, t:OUJNS JEWE. roy, State o• Ohio, at the offict o.f Anderson, Rutland, Ohio. LER8. Pomeror 1·3-tf aid Vill11., Clerk until 12 o'clock a 12 6t~ - Noon, Aua:uat 28. Ul5'7, for the fur., .::c:--:-::c- -;;=:::---;;;::::-::=': H;,ave your carpet&, ruii aHd up niihing and lnltallation or m UillYeraal GRI ltanae. Cbrome ho).Jtery clearred b)· the modern p.ark:in.e: meten, on the two psrk:· Dinette Set . Both In ~xcellent cleaning method with Aarated ing lot.. ar.d on ~:ttheP dalr.:nat~ cond ition. Ca ll .Rtrlr.e 3461 t•r Dry Foam . Quickly and eeono- 1street1 within ~he VUla&e. of Pom. 3122. 8-1o-6tv micaJly rlrht in your own 1 eroy, Ohlo. hc;rne. Work guaranteed. Calli ~ach bidder mutt .iubnUt a unit ( 12) Wonted to Rent RuUand 24023. 8-J.O«c 1 coit prl~ for eaeh plirklnr meter, Unfurnlshl!'d S or 4 bedroom CONCRITE BLOcD ' 0 and th" eott of c.he ln1tallfilltion of • 1 each unit parking meter . hou se in Pom~roy or Middle-.ulld hfftr Por ......,. I The Village of PGmeroy re!le-rvet port. PhOne 2·M. 8- 1~-tltc the rl&ht to :PUC.t bue more or leu 7;--:7--;- ... ~\~· --lhan 225 parking meters, if con· (14) GRUESER BLoCK CO. ..,---,-,--~--:-.,.;;:----- ~ ditlon! warrant the aame. · t 'room hOU8t' 8Dtl bat~ 01· Lin· Mllft Norfh .. Pome,., Bidders lhould a"pecify whether coin Heights. Pborlc 330M. the parldng metert tre mtchanlcal IJ.l0.6Le · ~BUY I quote or automalio. .Eaeh bidder •hall a price that taeh bidder Furnished .del.lping roo.m. Cloae tn ITRUCTURAL I ...... will allow the vmaee of Pomeroy town . 127 Buttemut. 8 3 l2tc ICRAP IRON- MIT ALl for any used parking meter that Prftidaire Rehi.a•atorL Iaker Purnltuq, Mlchlle,.,., Ohle 1 Horse Judging (tltion by owner. Pbone RacinJ 3213. 8-9-8tc Ht•dCJuamrt ,., 2-23·11 HEIFERS FOR SALE; ' lalll'11!1to """''' - Lane Cedar t Jersey, 1 Guernsey, 4 Hoi· , Q\JICK SEJ?•:lct •.:!btda - LAU Wladow Fana-- · Holllntlheld, Wellston . Dresden 11 on H1ghwa~, about 40 miles east of Mount Clemen1 , Mich., and about 50 mllet north· "'"' or DetNit. I eo•· IIAIIJO • '84 Royal Dodto •1200. A·t (I) Notices Announcement hss bet' n n~adl' the wedding or Miss Jan r G•l· more, daughter or Mr and ~ r~ . John W. Gilmorl;! and Mr Ken· neth A. Taylor son of Mr. and fint place honors in the filly or Mrs. John W Taylor , o~ Mason, stud colt cla11 while places one W. Va ., which will be an event of I through four respeetJvely In the Ssturday, Au~ust 17 ma're with fc.~l dus went ~James Tht> ceremony, an open wedding, Sheets of HarrisonvlUe; Pearl Wll· lism1, second and third, and Shar· will be read in St) Jos'eph's ChurC'h on Pillsbury, Point Pleasant, W. at Mason by the Rev. Father John Va . O'Rellly at ll :30 a. m. . . .. • The couple will leave Lmmcd u:~t.e · In the pony C()nformation judg- 11y following the ceremony for a in,g, 46 !nc:bes and under, the first honeymoon at Niagara f'all s. New Jix plafts, respectively, awarded York. to owners of stallions of. any sge, ------went to Mary Hill Pomeroy ; E. A.'-'ERICAN PLAYERS CUT J. Hill, Pomeroy; Sheets of Har· OTTAWA UP - Six American risonvUie; Clarence Rcbaon, Che.s· ter, Floyd Carson. Rutland, and players - halfback Bob Garrell. Gladys Morgan, Pomeroy. The six end Bernie Fl~ers. guards Pete awards, respectively, for the mare- Ladygo, AI S1gman and Mike and geldi~. any age in the filly Flynn and center Bill Brown Oltawa Hough or rtud colt class ~were Fairview were cut by the Pony Farm Nancy Lindsey, Harri- ~iders of the Big Four Football -. aonviUe; Flo:vd Carson, Rutland; Union Wednesday. Flowers and (C.ntinu.d From On.) (Contlnuea From One) Marv Hill, Glady! Morgan and E. Lady'go played (or the Riders in p!C'a~e make il <15 iihort an·' . . ~en_t. Authorities also indicated On·. J . Hill. other season'\ while the other four r1ll' ~~~ b u sJm arJO provincial investigators may Three awards were given for the were making tbeir first appeor· <'liD e, for I 'm rf!a/)y _ _entert_h_c_:p:_r_o:.bc::._ _ _ _·_ __:m~"~·~":~it~h_l~o:'.ai class. Owners of ance here. Burning Rubber DOWN l.Ram • barrused b)' tbe whole thing ." Lnt evening wi)He Mrli. Schuf Sally, her daughter, and grandson. ~> Rit'k and Michael Koehler wer~ in the howe th e od01 of burjl.i~ rubber was noticed. Electrical spplian.ces were eb~ked. Finally amokr was seen curling luily rrom lhe dinina room ceiling llght which h.u a r-eflector .. owl . The current was cut off. Thst was when the fire dt:lpartment was called. Firemen at· rived with aU their fanfare of alrens, neighbors came in droves, and all together they began check ing upstairs wlrih.l!: man , Harrisonville Honor Boys club , John Keye-s, Salem Center Boys club In electrkal displays 1.1f 4--H club members Wayne Roush won the only blue r1bbon wilb 1 ndio display He :s a member of the Sa· lem Center dub. Others e.a:hibitlng in the field are James Torrense and Jam _f$ Shield.!l , Tuppe!'B Plaiha boys; Richard Jeffers and Thad Dyc 1 Carpenter boys ; David Reed Bailey Rur. boys club; Darreli . Keyes. Charles Matheny, Kenneth W1th smoke still bemg evident Gcisc.r, Randall Tackelt. all of the fl!c_.mcn began to removl! tbe Salem center B()YS club. dmlnt room light fixture . ·. hdgw.,; Jf _ llvest()ck entries in ~en and there only d1d lh~ the j~nior fair got underway to- family re_call that the 3-year-old day w1th Harry Barr of Ohjo State had lo.st a ball in the afternoon Univer;;:ity and Roge-r Roberts of and had . been looking for it ll ince. Elizabeth. W. Va ., as judges. That i.s, it was recalled after fire Saturday morning the activities men found the bill in the reflec· Gf the junior fair will become ex· tor bowl thorougbly fused to the tremeiy prominent wilh the an· bulb. It had to be ~craped off. nual parade to be beld on the race Reporter 1 Schaaf doubts if track at 10 ~30 a. m. and the an- ~he'll "ever live it dbwn" aln~aJ style revuee at 11 a. m. Ac- though neighbors and· firemen hievement awards for the year will also thought it was a sbort in the ~ prese-nted also during the morn- light fixture . 10, program. I name out fiLl (sym . ) BudJey, Thomas Reed , DAvid Wlae a.t . savory frequentu 21 . Work Z<l. Colors ;3. Species ot •tone-crop ta. Poker 1takca (Contlnwcl FroM OM) tablell ts. Wrallli 2'l'. lndian wtlfhl burden 20. Regular 17. Portico 19. Erbium 3 ROOMS OF U . Greek ktttr 2t. Paint :11. Chatter ACROSS D<'an of Litbicum . .'rld. an<:1 :\1r~ !lutwrt 1. Ferrybo&U fran; Fa ir and daughters . L~d;. , ~art~ fl . Dtparta Dee and NJtil Gall 1poll! Mr: llll4. Mn. Elmer Wiekham loaAYUIM. Fair Judging . GEDRGE $. >IOBSTETI;ER. JR. REAL ESTATE BROKER. . READY MIXED CONCRETE end WASHED SAND & GRAVEL Phone 6393 G0 EGlE I N GR'AYEl CO, &1' I J. H. Eaetman, Sal.•n•n st. Phon• 232 Middleport Phone 6393.:_!~~-P_•_,.._,.._•_· _o_h_'•_·_. --~'=~~~=;;:?~~;-:;::---' 8-13-3tc w•lh•d 225 E. 2nd I L �.... . ... , -- -- - · ~ •··· .. ........ .. --.--,. .......... ,...., .. ~ ' -~- ·~ ·-..;- • ' '. ~ , Y, AUGUST ' I 16th The and . SATURDAY, AUGU'ST The IRST 17th at For ;Titia ;z~,Day Sale! ' I $38.00 $18.00 - ', $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $1.95 . 59c mer1can· I PAJAMAS Rayon tricot panlies - white and pink - band leg briefs- elastic leg briefs - flare leg panties. Sizes 32 to 40. SALE $2.00 Slzeo 8, 9 and I 0 39¢ a pair • . ,COTTON '"• PmiCOATS hu Wdow panel - either bro1dC:lo.tb. or pliHe with embroidery trim. Sizes !mall, medium and large. ' Hereford Show At Fair l)~~ws Many £xhibitors Coolei Weather ls'Foretast For "CAN CAN" Sll PS PEEK-A-BOO Girls Cotton PAN liES ' tal· White, pink, rnalze and SALE Sizes 4 to 14 Nylon feta with nyloo net trim . All white. 88c $2.95 69c Pair Boys' "Big Yank" 10 Oz. Denim I.DP~• Nylo11 ·itdn FCM .•GIRLS ' "Gibbs" Boyo' V NO<k ORLON KNIT BRIEFS SLIPOVER SWEATERS Sizes 6 to 18. Nylon reinforced seams. beat resistant elastic tailored to tit. Stock up now for school days ahead. 69c each 3 for $2.00 blue . Sizes 2 to 16. . Blue Denim BIB OVERALlS $3.95 $3.95 .·. .' 3tc'o poir . 49.c! o pclir !, 1• , READY TO WEAR Triple - stitched, sanlorize~ white bact blue denim. Size~ 8 'to ttl. Tipered le-a- we~tern Dresses, Coals, Skirts, Blouses, Slacks, Jeans, Swealers and Raincuats. Tots, girls and teens clothing from top manufacturers - Styled for every occasion . ~fie. ' Men'o AU Wool 'COAT SWEATERS I WORK SOcKS ' I " ! 1 I < Sl!ef 10, ll, .n and 13. llllndolll mix brown rolor With fed heeL ,.Knit or 100% Put--e Virgin wool double elbow for . double we•r ·- sizes 38 to 46 and eatra !lzes .,a to M . Rut. te~n fMit. Dark oafctrd. teal :: bealbet and navy blqe. .f paln $1.00 so(h · I STRETCH SOCKS ·Flu_,, e:lzea 10 1o 13. Won't ,. Uuli or fade. Cotton and nyon 1lrtteh aocb:. Big selec, on Of pa1terns and color t eomblnatiotlli. Our "Kirbury" Zipper front Uon of patterns. SPECIAL ON SALI! FOR - ~lash $2.95 LONGIES Boxer type wai~t 11traln pomts. extra strong stitching - · · IALI $1.00 SCATTER RUGS BEDSPREADS 4 R!il- acetate rayon rup with 1kld prQOf back. Site 27 by t8 Jnc:hes. r.t-zt LANTIU 2 for $1.00 : ' FRAMED PICTURES · Crystal glas! suaek sets ron· l!li&ting or 4 each servina tray!l and cupe. Each set box· ed. 88c $1.00 a set SCHOOL SUPPLIES PENCIL TABLETS "ll•lf Mlill" P•ncll Tabl•h -- - - -------- - - --------· 4 fGr fS' .... 5" Ptncll Tablets ---------'---------- -- - .. - ·u I fet !" ,.Past Mall" Pencil Tar.lm f•xtra lar..) --------~- - ---- - --- 1•. ·One Group Pletuno S hnclla In a P.ctc ---- -- -- --- -- -- - - --- -- - ------- -- - -- 1::; I Pencils In a· P•ck - · ··--- -- - -- - - - - ----- - - -- -- -- - - - -- - 2Sc ' llocoad Group Pldures fl .$5 Value I Sal~ SOc .... ~nell• -- -- --- - - ------- -- ---- - - -- --- - .. Mirsdo" hncllt --- - --- --- - _ : _ ~ ---- ---- ----·-··--·--NOTEBOOK FtLLER . .....ell w.,~ S~~: Capltel lllll•r ~~ rlne) ~-- --- - --- ----- - ·- -- - -- ---- - lte ~· Quollty Pllllf ·~2 o..r S rlnol .... .' .. .,. .. . ... ...... 2Sc lil<l· c.... '"'"' ,,,) ---- locllllrtl ""' (5 , ... -- --~ -. . ...... ~ . ... J . . . ..... ate ...... - ~--~ - ·--- .......... ..... 2k ...... Hylono Fll~: ''"'"' ,.ckl -- ----~- .. -- .. .. c ...... tic pko. Spoelal ~urchue & Sale WOVEN GINGHAMS Printed COTTON CREPES stripes - plaids. Yard wide. Excellent quality and paUern11.. Solid color cotton crepes. Yard wide. SALE 59c a yard 3 yards for $1.00 FOAMETTES 10 Gallon Gj\LVANIZED Checks - Shredded foam lubber. Ma~e your own cushlona, · Pillows, chair pads, etc. Washable, al· ler¥J: 1~. od(lrlell, we1gbt and flulfy. light GARBAGE CANS Heavy weight garbage cans with corrugated sides, raised bottom, dome shaped eover and wire bail. While They Last 49c a bag $1.25 Tw6 groups for this sale. Mu~b higher priced table lamps. Complete wt_th shades. Group I . .. .. . .. U·OO Gro(lp II .. .. . .. . f4.00 DINNERWARE SETS ' Conslatl of 8 -eaeb eupa, saucer•, dinner platel, bread & butter plateB, desserts and . one each platter and vege.ta· ble diJh, 5 Rei. 11.95 Sets SAL& $8.00 a '11.95 Sots SAL& .9.00 5 ae1. '1s.ts. Sots SALE UI.OD a.,.. 1-21" Admiral Table Model ........ ... . Sale $60:oo l-17" RCA Table Model wttb baoe ...... Sale HO.OO 1-17" GB Table Model with baoe .. .... . Sale $30.00 · t-21" Motorola Console .. . ........... Sale f60.00 l-UI" RCA Coaoole wltb doors ........ Sale $25:00 1-17" RCA Cunoole with doors ........ Sale f30.00 1-21:: RCA Table Modof ....... .. . .... Sal' 17${00 1-21 RCA Tobie Model and bue ..... . Sale U11i•OO . BETfY BRITE SALE! , .Wrought li'oa Ware FREUER PAPER Proteets ~eatl and other foods ai ti'eedng temperatuna. 18 inchea wide - M feet lona:. 2 rolls fer $1.00 4 Reg. $6.t5 Druin 'Jep T1tlla P11nttr __· Salt $4.00 6R... S4.9S ln4 T1blt Planter __ lala $3.00 J ltt. $US snell Tabln ____ S.la $5.00 ' .... $4.95 . lnd Ta.let- - "'"""'""' Salt $3.00 a.tS 4 .... Wh1.. Parnerl•• Chester fornan Wins Ten Blue Ribbons At Fair. .IMeigs·C01mty Fair Hor8e Show Mulberry, Union Tour Of Europe· of I Attracts 671 Paid Attendance Ave. Resurfacing. ' ~ Six hundred and 71 · persons paid admission to attend the Mrs. c. N. Jones or Chester rat- annual horse show staged Thursday evening at the 94tl;J an. ed 10 blue ribbons for ·h er various nual ·Meigs CQunty Fair, compared to the 229 who attended entrletln the domeatle arb depart- last year's sb.ow, Allen C. HUl, Sr., fair board secretary; anment judging at the 94th annual nounced. Meigs County Fair. Other residents also scored aevera! times in the judging of the many and varied article! being exhiblted ln the department at thi! Y.Jil''l· fair. Mrs. J. M, Gaul of Chester won .six blue ribbon awards; Mrs. Berira Carl of 'Har risonville, four blue rlbbcms; Sybil Dorst, Chester, live blue ribbons; Donna Holter of near Chester, three blue ribbons· Mr11. Marie Koblenb, three blue' ribbons; Mrs. Dale Kautz, Pomeroy Star Route, two blue rtbbons and Mrs, D. J. Morgan. one first place. RoY Holter, Pearl Williams and Wllliam B. Downie were superintendent!: of the !how thla Year and organ I'QusiC ~u playe-d during the jud~ri.c by Mn. Lil· Han Stei{f of MiddJeport. c.uh prlies were awarded to the tnp tour animals In each .dau and ro!ette5. were aw:a rdtd 1to the top five piaees In each tJau. MARKET REPORT ClNCENNATI, o. UP - Produce Eggs, net prices paid at farms for U. S., consumen, whltca and browns, A jUmbos 43-46; A large 39--42; A Medium 31-34: A smll!ll 2.2-24; B l•rge 29-32; FOB wbitea Owners . of. apimlla l.rinnJnr: in aDd browna; A lai-a:e 47-t7; A nle-1 eaeh. (tf the -classes. places; one dlum 38--40 large B 37-38. tbrouab 'five, re8petJ:ively, In: tluded: . -Chlckens, steady, fryer! 3-Jl.-i Lead·la pony, H Inches an~ Jb 20-21; )Ieavy ~ns 13-15; light undes:: ,Jartlce H':~Uck, Cheshire; hens 10.12. Volume& and price dis Donald BrUI\'tfi,l~, . Gallipolis; trlbutlon On Cryers. 16.200 at a<!; .rn the pllu1try Judglng, Earl Debbie · Cole, Sout,h .Webster: 4000 at 20~; 50,300 at 21 •nd Dean of Cbester won three flr~t Kathy .Motga,n, , Pomei-oy and 8000 at undetermined price!. place ~ibbollCJ jn the leghorn clal!ll; Kol~ Sue Waufh,· Bladen. Betty Carleton, one blue ribbon Butter to score 71 . Tbree-gaited bone( t.b SeUen, with PlymOllfb Rocks; Sharon At· kin& of Harrisonville, four blue Wellston; E~ M. Cote; South Webribbons In Plymouth Rock judginJ ater; Gary ·RoSe, kuriUn.gton; Paand Wilbur Parker, three blue tricia Holier,· Pomeroy and Harry ribbons for bls New Hampsbli'e Gut~rle, Coolville. ' ' Red entries. (ConUnued .-o~ ~Paz.c Seven) I Sale $2.00 I 11.... $4.95 ~~na Ta•te • Sale $3.00 , '-·----...! Among the JttracUve grange dispJays the Cheater Grana:e won top honors and the $51 premium awarded for the ' beat display wltb Rock Springs Gran,:e second_ place and a $10 prem,lum and Ra· cine Gnnge tbird and a ~ pre- ( • mium. wm· "A" Grades dU .• Jumot • Meigs In . ')£ • ., ock SbOW LIVeSt 1 Thirty six A grade• were .,_ven to Melgll' County f.H r:tub ·mem- . ben and FUture Farmen of Atner- · lee memberf! at tbf! an~~:ual county junior fair livestock &how he-ld Thuraday anhe Rott Springs lairarounds. ~ I lhe bl~ rib,.....ns 1 Receiv_ing or their anunals were. · F.F.A. dairy,_ Cbltlel• Holter, Jersey; Jackie Curamlnl, t .F.A., I I · I . . Johnnie. Jeff. Mtp1ey1 llh ye.ar old aon ~!Mr. abd ·M·~· Clifford Manley of 8outb SeC4:1n~ St.. Mid· dleport, was- r~orted.' resUng eomloriBbly In, Jllelp General Hospital today , after a hurried trip tbere ·Th~•daf afternoon. A«:ordins , •. r:eporta the •mall bQy ~'bile pJqlnt ·in his home c:!ame. aero11 a ~ntalner of fly' spray aiMS ' aampled liberally of it. . ·\ .. •· . . The MidcUe'port Ftnt Aid aguad wiu . ·,. SUinRton~d. ·and the eblld ~N rutbed. ··to ttie haepital ~D Ute- IIJidtij~-~·-~~ ' Crui"r Ill'InPlf!!fr Gt~;,. · , • · other ._,.,_1 ~ news r~ So ·ril,uch 'talk has been MiddlepOrt tri61 Jt · wa• ~ re~rted the at~c Mrs. Pauline that -Hir\an ..Uttl~ ' ln'esfed on. tuhl. Now that school is - . . · ' .,. · '·::»< i.: · .LA~ · .~... : Of ·IIIIM- . m• · ~· •• op- 'IIWI fry aftd leeilafert poll•• I. ! . ' I f ·.•;.:- . ' a aun. ed By Dea th ',. ,:., seats govern the event. will be divided into Weight clauu including the lightweight teams. 1ll00 pounds and under; tfle middleweight team~ 2801 to 3200 POilnds a!ld the heavy. weight teams of a:!Ot pounds and over. rn ~~ch of the three weight claues cast~ award s- of $50 $35 $20. $15 and $10 will be giv.en ~~ addition to rnsettes. ( 0 . fi Jn ~a ~srday alfternoon the a_nnua ac or P~ hng contest will be held begmmng at 1 P m wltll Char]e.!! G. Shet"t&, Jr., as SUpenn. tendent. Four weight c!aheS wiU be used in the ev_e nt ":bleb is o~en to Meigs aml ad]oummg· counties. The classes are 3800 pounds and under; 3801 to 5100 pounds; 5100 to 11400 and over MOO pound!. Ca:1h premiums of $25. $Hi and $10 will be awarded in each of the four classes to the top three winners in each class. At 8 p. m. Saturday night the Big Bend Minrtrel A~iation will present their second· annual fair show entitled "Cour¥y Fair Follies". Tbe Df'W ' pr-esentation has beeen prepared ,Jince the group's - last sbow in Jul~ and wUl feature loca} residents in new musical number& and new costuming. there are :,Jo numbers in the show Which is directed bv Bob Hoeflich with the show divided in-to two scenes. The £irst secne will carry out a Dallas. Tex .. theme and tbe second scene is built ' around vaudeville numbers. Oancin~ linf'!fJ and group numbers. will he featured as well M solo song and dance routines . \ AI 10:30 Saturday nigh l a fireworks display will be &el of( to 1rondurle fair adivitics. '. MI'dd}e.port Man In Jai} Agam • After Release Mr Ella stewart lI J:Iones /Ray Priddy, 21 , Middleport, got Justice ol Peace R. E. Grindle, Gff biB hac=k Thursday but be hid a· heavier hand gripping him Friday . Priddy ws fined $25 and costs in Grindley's court for fighUn&. He paid up und was releaeaed from jail by Sheriff Robert Hart enbaeh. Friday morning the aherifr had Priddy back ia jail, U.ia time on a warrant for bastardy awaiting a hearing in Juvenile J~dg Joha C. BaC'(ln'a court. e Grindley .;~lao f-ined Lendon Adkin& 18 H:.liTlsonville $ d 100 COB~ a.Ki sentene<!d to~~ days in jail, 'r or reeelring stolen property (raib and copper wire) and Claude smith ReediVilJe $ 100 liind costs and three day~ in jail for driving while into1ieat· ed. I hlm Abo John Sparb, Wubingten C. H., for unsafe operation of a vehicle; Oakey !User, Ito and t:OSti lor lntoxieaUon; 1nd Oren Weartl. and coati ror overloading. Wcal'8 and Sparks were arrested by the ata.te ~trol. Randall Adki.M, 18, Lendon Adkina' brotbt'l', bas been released from · jail into' tbe Cuatdd;y of his paren,S'. He Will appear beCore Judge BaC!On in JUvenile court m Pomeroy Schools Begin Fall Term On September 3 · Further evidence that Vlcation days are rapidly running out on Pameroy School children, was nt hand today with the release lroJD the Pomeroy Schools' system or a ~alendar of activities for the en~uing school year. While school childre-n are enjoy• ing that last d~y of vacation on '>n Sept. 2, Labor Day, teachers day would get stuCk in lhe mud, ·and aU would have to get out Pom('roy police ~ ·f're eont'inu- will already be hack on the jjOb. and help in any way possible to dis-lodge it, so the horsesl ing to i_nve.rtigate a theft Tues- A general teachers meetillll ba• co~ld trudge on with the lOad. day mg ht of a 50 pound aact of been tll.led In Room lf of tbe By the time tbese youngsters finished the 8th grade at enhhage ~nd two bottles or cho- Senior HleJt Seh09l of both ele. colatc milk from a storage sbed Portland, there was a new school bus with a gasohne motor, near the Davi ~ Icc and Produce mentary and Seeondary teaebera for 10:30 •· m . .A meeting of Eleand Glass windows!, to take them 13 miles to Racine, Ohio, co .. lower Pomf'roy. mentary teachers hall' been Ht for High School. Oh, yes the 1920's were roaring. Who wouldn't? Company President Clay Br)'- t p. m. ln Sugar Ru-n and Central aren't you! an said t~pparent.ly- juvenile -broke Schools and a aeC!ondry teachetl Shown in the pictUte left to right M"e: Allee Jewett, Hazel three lock~ on doo-rs. to galn en-1 meeting at the same _hour ln . the · J h H. J h p I' • • · M 1trance. Junior and Senior Hl&h Schoola. B urc h , G eorgta 0 nson, enry'" 0 ns~n, au me, ..LIUUIS C· Officers '!xpres~d dou.tft · that Schools will oCC!ciall)'- open on Dade, Erma Burcba~4 Andrew Newt Pullins, dnver of ~bel cabbage and chocolate mtlk made Tuesday, Sept. 3, accordillJ to tbe two horses. In the bus, Augusta Johnson, Ella Cornell 1 Lida 1 up a n"ry appetiling diet for. tbe 1releua. whirb also Ults .other ~ ·about the 1920's tha out of o't Ash came ~e above pic.s tart, we wonder how our . Holstein; 4-H dtlr7, Cll~l11 1 Col· to start to schoolm the tw liDS Roser Holter, ~· 'Jihel11. peara~ •""16" · ·May'"' c, <:; horse power WAJO.Dibelr parenta rode to school? Da~ny Holllrloy, .Ar~~ . 'Jlleln, :h"w/.\t"~~ :uty111!~. . TliiS was a c:overfl<l spring wsgoll, 'with stationary top, and Karen T~ei&s. J!'atsy •Price, Guetn- co!~tJ Grafttt JUry·· .p~e~:. uoo ·side curt.aiJ;l$ to "&e rolled up·, or down as ·the weather C011di· ~:~ J~~~~ 1f;;-!:ta~io~~'h!!:: :o~ b!;!nd. BOild t. • • · ·tuinlllted and tlo~ 1 ~d~. were two• board lengthwise of rda · Earl Retve~ Jer.., .J~m•• Lltll• r~le.m<~. · ·. . lhe wagon 'l'l.th fust enoug~t room tletween to walk. In th~ cenb.,l~ell, .Ray Po••l!. . Vlrlifnlo. , Jll!nry Barrel~ lllcldleJII)I'~ waa ·1er wa, a ~aU burnside stove '!l'hich was always CQld until the 1ob010n Robert $mlth. ,Stephen .In" tho MlddloJO<>rt ··b••lll• .j¢1>' · wa_gon had almost flnlsb"' Ita two mlle Joutttey. H•f!m•~. 1omeo IJlirom, Erlg&,ai- ~!"'c.·~ ·m:.'"~ ~~:~~ 'l'raviilllig rro.., Lock No. 21, to tile Portland, 0 ., school. In t"_', J':;:."J':u:I'":·,~'I'OD) 11' of lnto.J<au..i. ... ·.... _.i;... · winter the mud roads , were ~ deep, and Just about every Talbott, an unidentlflecl llrl llld Raymond Johlloon. . <. ann~al Middleport Chi•Jd D..!-1._ Flys·pray ClllM N. Jn HOfilpl · •taJ . I ·. OW , . t¥!ns ;::.return .. 1111;8''1n. The horse pulling contest ol the 94th annual Meigs County Fa1r wtll be held at 7 p.m. this evening as the grandstand attraction for the evening. R C G'l J . . t more and . H. Eastman are superintendents in charge of tlte contest which is Open t('l . World competition. Rules Of the Buckeye Horse Pulling A:JSOciation of Ohio will . .. '' Is AttractJOn , · .A"'·t~ F . .T. ;:r--;ontght,· :!".. ~~~;.:;.:sd·~...~·o:f Rev. Charles Kirsoh. former pastor of the Letart Falls Methodist Church bas llecn sent by the Board of Missions the Methodillt Church Of Ohio on a six weeks preaching tour in Europe. · Rev. and Mrs. Kirsch left by Bla~k topping of Union and plane from Daylon, on July 31 for 1 'S Mulbel'fy avenues in Pomeroy bY Londo~, E_n~land. On , their tour the Standard Alphalt and Tar Co. they Will v1s11 the largest clUe.!! ol ' Frace, Jtaly, Switzerland, Germany ;;,t\IM:;!~n Eon F~~o~~s:~ording the Isle ol Capri and other Modilerranean lands. Mrs. Henry E. (EUs) Stewart 1 P"or the past two days Pomero)' Rev. Kirsch, now of Sabrina. 0 . d ' . . atreet crews have been grading was awarded the title "Church or hied~ late ~ndayC ml o.bn~ng " 1 her out the bigh spota and setting the Year" at the Ohio Methodilit om 111 e 5t 0 urn sa, W. Va forms £or curbin-gs. The Mayor: ConlC!renc~ held m June. Funeral arrangemeni.!J have not said today that black topping .. been completed with the Fogleprocede despite the fact_ thal alii HAS PAINTING SPELL song Funeral Home. Mason City . curbings have not been mstalled. . _ He said the . curbings would then Mrs. WIIUam Stl\lcrs. 506 L. be-finished after tile blaCktopping Main Street suffered a faint1n~ MEIGS G•NERAL HOSPITAL Of tbe streets is completed, .!!pell Thursday and rccctved emergency t;eatment from the Admitted: Miss Louisr Part. The Cllarleston fltm was jranl· Pomeroy A1d squad. low, PollJcroy ; Geralfli!'le DeWees, ed tbe contract on a ~id of $19,Dexter; Earl Moore, Middleport ; 027.30 by the State Fflghway DetOOK FO!t SPEEDERS John Manley, Middleport. partment. -Tbe job caHs for ll'le Pom-eroy pohc:e Thursday in Dischared: Mrs. Dnris Dailey r~rfaC!h'lg ol one and four fifths vestlgated complaints of coal and daughter, Portland ; Lester mllea of streets bll!for~ the State trucks exceeding speed limits on Prie<2, Pomeroy ; Paul Williams, Route 124 ls turn'd back to the I .t.ast Ma.in Street. No arrests Middleport, Mrs. Matt ie Sprouse, were made. Pomeroy. Pomeroy street systems. T0 Start Monday · co~~-shlngton 8tso announeed thai ' Confesl ra'lor·ot.-•x . Irlaide . '1 Shade~IOfThe 1920's Recalled USED TV SE'TS 32 .... Y•!ues ~.95 lo '12.95 1 2 pairs $1.00 . ~· all BARGAiNS IN TABLE LAA\PS PENCILS Solo $3.oq In paatel ahades with 100% Duraloom binding. Moth re· sistant. 72 by 90 inches. Sale! SERVA SNACK SETS HeaY)' Wt!:i&ht quilted plasti~ . A blepd of rayon and nylq_n $4.88 8 Piece Plaollc Sbue Bioga . SAl&! SLEEPCRAF.T BLANKETS $3.95 Blue, green, pink and· yellow. 1.50 . • LI$1.00 Beaut;rul pastel colored bed· spi-eads in twin and full bed IIZC. Washable and preahrunk. ahoe baa• with 12 pockets. 1$ .R~ t:ut ~PLANTIIS . flOwER ~ - Tufted keiB. 10 .... 11:6t PLANTIRS · i~! llellll Tufted Metal Waste Baokets Oval abape metal waste ba!l.- Wt01Jabt iron racks with Jointed llpliler polS. : : H .... tl.tt PI.ANTIRS · . · ·' IALI rs. . i IALI 3 pairs $1.00 $2.95 WRoUGHT IRON , . rLA,NTERS . reinforced al COTTON SPORT SOCKS Sizes 10 to 13. Strl~ttd $2.95 Fits sites 10 to 14. $1.39 $1.39 Another ShiPment Men's and Young Men's pockets - Snu(l filling waist. LONDON CUP! - Cairo radio reported today th•t Syrian plane-t forced an American plane tu land in Damascus Thunday "lor hover. •~g over Syrian territory without o-btaining permiuion." " A squadron or Syrian planes force(! the American plane 10 land when it ignored the warning wbile flying over Syrian territory," tbe Cairo broadcast said. \ "The American plane was cir· cling over Damase~ . Competent Syrian a\l&hor-ities aearebed the four members of the American plane and collected the landing fees for tbe plane before it was allowed to resume its lllght." The type or aircraft wu not ide-ntifjed and no further details were given. The li~tin g of four crew members. howtover. indicoatad a U.S. military type plane waa involved. So mention was ftl&de of paasen~ers in the Cairo broadcast. • The incid<.nt. :t c 0 n r i r me d. would indit"ale a furtber WOI'Ien~n!: of (elations between the SYri1n cuve mm~nt and the United States. The DamQCuiS governmt'nt aJ.. ready bas eipelled three American diplomat! on charpa of plot. ting to overthrow the regime there. In relaliaHon, the U. S. govern. ment det:lared thetSyrian amba .. sad~r in _Washington and a junior Synan diplomat no longer wei. are showing Show. today: It is the first time they, or ·In a Me1gs Farr . nl just never cared much that Chatles has ,, 4-H call project I'm l27~acre <J,a1ry farm near Downington. ot rich, Jersey milk. Fo~m.er Leta~"" •' Cullen 411ft 'btiUUlUJ. eolors. STROCH SOCI(S 10. ; . 69c a pair loot~ed '~e weave In &ev- SWEATERS Solid colors and a big selec- $1.95 T2 Iotito• - !ringed lendt - aon skid baok. Low 100% NYLON over sweaters. Sizes 4 to JACKETS AND LONGIES 24 ,by Lilli• Toll For Men Biuc Bell~' Matching IY UNITED : 'MtundCU'Iit~!1TII ·· br~ther, George, 4, left, Coat sweaters and Pull· 010 • ..... ....,. 1.. hN1Itht Between US And Syria Said Widened $1.95 Western style - white back blue denim in sizes 4 to 12. 8CJy1' and Girls' RUNNERS GROUP I .. .. .. · ·.... $1.15 GROUP II · · · · · · · · .. · ·· .. · .. · · · $1.22. Boys' Blue Denim m"tfy I" the lOt. "-•' Lake lrle, First Time Exhihito iS At Meigs-Co Fair Water Pressures Low In Pomero}· When Main Sizes 6 lo 16. Checks, plaids, novelty patterns and solid colors. All with short sleeves. About 200 shirts for this sale. ' 'l.uaUiy. I' RUG li:xtra. lar(le sizes 18, 19, 20. SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS DUNGAREES JACKETS Mea's Argyle TV THltOW COVbS sa nlori.:z~d . to $1.95 • red. $lRUCH Sires 14~ to 17. Fin~ yarn blue chambray - expertly tailored to fit and wear. Buy your correct sii'.e. They're Si>.cs 2, 4, 6 bnd 6x . Made of Dan River washable pop· lin aP:Id lined with sanforlzcd flannel. Navy, grey 'and $4.95 Boya' SHIRTS GIRLS' DRESSES ..... c ... ~. _ $2.95 to $5.95 GIRLS' COATS ... .. .... -~~ ~ -~ ~ $12.95 to $25.00 GIRLS' SKIR!.S - -- -~ _ ___ $2.95 •nd $3.95 GIRLS' BLOuiES _ .. - --- $1.69 •rtd $1.95 GIRLS' SLAC~$ ___~ __ ·~- ~ .. - $2.95 __ .. _ $1.95 and $2.49 GIRLS' JEANj _______ _ -- -- -- -- -GIRLS' SWI!Afi"I!RS _ ---- - - -- --- ---- • $1 .95 ~ 12.95 - $3.95 GIRLS' RAINCOA1'3 $5 .95 ' to $8.95 $1.88 . · , •• • ' Blue Chambray IfNI ..,. Hitllt ...... BINGLE COPY-k t~e centnl ptalJll..._ ·New England, during ' 41thoqh rfinfall wu ly Jil:hi · htteTmittentl:r storna erupted along Nearly On'e Inch f(!ll at pol11, Ind., and more than haW' lneh pelted Buffalo, N. The cool air mass which gered thunderstorms and •""·•· ' I erf! during the night will mo¥e · into lhe Ohio VaH.Ii\Y and parts of the Mldatlantlc coastal states to· day, again preceded by rainf'all. • Boys' $1.59 ••lr Setvrhy. - - ----- - - - - ,r. All sizes from 34 to 50. Lee overaiJs lit well, look wr.ll and are made to wear longer. Mottly raau 5+05. irl a ;;va~e d::~.:·~r~ ment of ~~ air , Sizes 6 to 18 and yout]u; sizes 30 to 38. 100'% soft. easy to wash orlnn. Jled, black, pea· C!OCk. maize, ~barcoal and light green. Men's "Big Yank" See The Complete Line Of GIRLS' BACK TO SCHOOL WESTERN DUNGAREES ' Ohio: tt.roueh · Saturday~ ~uw Men's "'Lee" Boys' "Hanes" Fl& Lea! ' ,. . ' Girls' . 11 UNITID ane i Womea's Weather I Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio, Frldaoy, Ausust 18, 1957 • COTTON PLISSE PANTIES Rayon Tricot Night Gowns ...... Nylon Tricot Night Gowns . . .... Nylon Tricot Slips ... . $2.95 and Nylon Tricot Half Slips ... .. . . . Royon Tricat Panties . . . . . . . NO. 104 Women's $2.95 Women's Extra Large LINGERIE · ~art new Filii am! Winter Styles. Junior sizes 9 to 15. Mil~<~ '$bel 10 to 20, WOll!fll's sizes 38 to 44. GROUP I · · .. · · .. ·: · · ; · .. GIOUP It . . . .. . . . . . .".. ..'. . . . . . . VOL IX WOMEN'S PHIL MAID W6M~N'S' .COATS at • De.,.ted 'l'o 'l'lae l•terau ., '1'. . Jf~.,.llluo• .tre.1 SPECIALS - New Arrivals in TWO Sti!CIApGIIOUPS OF • e • ,. • enttn e r Vandals Steal Cabbage, Milk At Ice Plant I van del,. 1 \Colin•ed on Pa1• Se~ 1 � 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. 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