http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e5227f4a186bb3d45f730d2f738b66f0.pdf fd1e5e36378524d1400d4b7defeb46bb PDF Text Text ' ' • • I Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday South Bethel EUB Sunday School 1 The sundoy ~~~?} P,i~nl i~~..c~~~~~~~,~ ~.~n~,?.r l Mrs, 0 E MrKLnley ll'd the de vottonal ser\' lct al the Prayer W.ednesday evenmg and f'red 1 FOR \ - I I .-, .J Idel' " A 1 1h tJ '. t losP ot the meeting a ou1 se was served after whll'h a ~ll rnl auct1on wa1 held ~pon~ored hy the ways and means com m1ttl'c dt·~~«·t·t t At MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9391 IDS 2 Chl't~tt>r a See Mullen 'f I Cuunt.'li Daughters of Amcnca: m(lt 10 regular seaalon, Tuesday eve mng with E11tber Ha \t'S couns1lor pre!lid&nJ. Mrs Jcme You ng wall reported 1111 and Laura Ma.e Hartung has I brok<'ll arm due to a fall 1\, com rn un1catton wa! read from Mabel Timmerman , ~tate couiM'U treuur- 7• .,.• T11un. & Fri. Joan Collins Jack Hawklna "THE LAND OF THE PHAROA.HS" Middleport ICtnemascope-Techn&i-'=o!Or) · (Spectacle wltb treachery) Vera Ralston David Brian "ACCUSED OF MURDIIt" n \ I I I Fancy Young •D l t" Lubrication • I dent of the Olive-Orange PTA for 1\lr an~ Mrs James Van Meter thref' years, and »erved as sccre and Mrs Mllbel \'an Meter re· t.ry of the PTA County Council 1 turned t.o thetr home Cheater, for one year, has also been .acttve ' Tuesday from MarLon where they The Pit'ftiC Sunday wUI be the m the work of the Tuppers Pl.ouns 1wC>re called by the death of Don fifth Annual Picnu: 11nce thetr EUB Churches, serving a1 local Pemry a relative beg 1nnmg 1n 19153 The first two conference secretary for mne . M 'd M V t 1 plcmc1 were held at the Portland years, and a member of the Par- 1 d r r~ ~· 1= b a en t~e . sonage Board smee 1948 an am11Y o ar ers urg, Park , the third one :tt a Martetta C" h 1va are spendmg a few days with • · t Mrs nrl tl [} W o wa ~ pres! ' Park ,and Ias t years ptcme a d S " 1 S ri t d 1 i\tr and Mts Eldon Kraeuter and the Middleport Roadside Park ay cuoo upc 0 en e nt a1 'da ughters ,Mo['ning Star. The fln:t ptcmc set the record South Bethel EUB, Dec 18• 1949 · Mrs Jere WUton spent a few in attendan~e at 67, Which has and began her work as such Jan 1days last week 1n Amesv1l)e w1th not been reached stnce, the picmc lit, 19 ~• contmumg to the pres ' Mrs R E W1ison She was also at Marietlll betng the nearest witb ent t1me, w1lh the exception of 1 L h d one year The Children's and an overntgnt guest o1 er gran . 64 In attendance Adult 's Chotrs, unde[' the dir(>c- parents, Mr and Mrs Verne 1 The dlty'~ prtlgram Will bel!ltn tion of Mrs Chrtsty, bavc made Da vts, Mtddlep~rt with Sunday ~hool at the park numerous appearances tbroulilh· Mrs Jeff W1lson returned to at 10 00 A.M., followed by a pte- out Me~.gs and surroundtng coun- her employment at Lhe Metl!ls Gen na~ lunch at the noon hour liCll • eral Hospttal, Monday afler <1 The afternoon prog will " weeks \'acahon consist of special mustc:tm selt!c· Janet CJ1risty, who was Valcd1c I Mr and Mrs Russell Radr hff tJGnl b) local talent plus song b tonJn of the 1956 class of Ohve· returned to th.en home, Beaver the children and Young pe: 1Y Orange, completed her frvshman It Falls, ra. TucsdQy, a£ler a vtstt and a brief message ot gree~nei year at Otterbein College, Wester- .vllh her stster and brother j.n by the pastor Rev Everett Br Ville, 0, and will return there law, Mr and Mrs R C G1lmore comb, wbo w'as returned ~:~ Sept 12 to resume her stu d1es and her m'lther, Mn Waid Foster week to the Tuppers Plams EUB The Chr1stv Famtly hal'e made Racme Mrs Radcliff sp~nt a Cireuit for another year D_lany appearanCCll as evangelistic week here and M[' Radcliff ar· Mrs. Faye Watson, Assistant smgers, In 1he churches of Cen- rived Sunday Superintendent of the Sunday Sch tral and Southeastern~ Ohm, and Mr and Mrs John M1tch and ool,' uoounced Sunday fhat the West V1rg1ma . f~mily are 11-pendlng a weks vaea... picnie waa being planned also as They will rcmam at t~c Port- t1on on a moto~ tr1p throua;b tbe a Farewell Get-Together tor Mr land Park, Sunday, unttl 4 00 p south and Mrs. Garrett ChrUlty and M Mrs Harold Johnson has redaughter, Janet, who wiiJ $love W L -Pet. GB turned to her home, Sprtngfleld to Mt. StcrUng, Ohto, before Sept. Toronto 76 38 a67 after a vtsit with h« mother Mrs l. Butfalo 75 58 15ti4 11:1 Emma Leifheit · Mr. Chml.v, a lifc·long res1dent Jtiehmond 69 63 523 li of Meags County, and !or 39 Roohcster Mr and ~rs WLihs Bearbs 68 68 500 9 )ears a te11cher In t'he Meigs Mlarru have returner! to their home, 03 66 481 9 County Schools, haa: accepted a Havana Portsmouth, Va after a visit with 62 72 463 14 poaitton at the Darby Twp School Columbus hts parents, Ur and Mrs Harry 81 73 455 15 located at rlerby, OhiO. Montreal Bcarhs and f~mlly 00 74 448 16 :=:-:cc--:---- ____::;__;____:_:_ __ 1 Horton Brown of Columbus ls the guest of relntlve!l Mr and Mrs Elmer Baum of Bremen VIS ited Mr and Mrs Ed Mr and Mrs Charles Baum , Baum , Mr nnd Mrs. C 0 Frecker Whtle here they attended the Meigs Cou nty Fair for the ftrst time tn 35 years Mr.~ Marlin Gorby anct d<Jughl(' r H<u nel Sue of Mt Pleasant M1ch, ~pent the WC(Ik t'nd w1th Mr an-l Mr.s Bert. Babic and ftumly !lnd ath•nded Lhc funcrat South &ethel EUB Church of Sll· ver Rid.,:e wdl have ft's Annual Plchlt, Sunday, Aueust 25, at the Portland Park meeting at th e Church of Chnst Fryers~ 1115; or John Babic n Betb Fresh.out• Fullg Dre••ed . Cnt•Vp. ,,, ~ " ~ Ill& ~pent th e weekcrid Pan RefUigl c B IDSI ol p, Mrs. Virgil Casto was honored LB. I IIIII . dl I "I No Extra Charge for Cut•Vp .. l A p, 1903 ••s. • 181 . Ground Beef. . SJiced ·Bacon '- '10 Dl ~9 Lar1 dl< po Sinn ll< 8·1 Nell ~~ -Sp PL•rto 6! For " Sb II. .... ••• Ti• I I Mcs Gcoo·gc cuto, "" Georgi:!, Mrs Eynon PIump Breasts •' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 69c: lb. IFred ""· Feed Snodcc ,Me. Svhol: Legs & Thighs .. · .. .. · .. · · .. ·~,65c ILu. ~ ueMrs :\1artha Searles, Barhnra Ltt Sendmg gt fts were Mrs Ralph . A&P SliPER-IIJ(iJIT . . TOP QUALITY, FRESHLY- I w1th a atork shower gtven by Mrs MadRe GrHham and Mrs John Bryan at her home on Reed S~reot, Gamefl were played and pr.1.es won bv a number of t.be guc11ts The hostesses served s~ndw1ch cs, cup cakes, koolade a11d ('Offec · Guests wer(' Mrs oai.u1 O:ler, Mr11 Lawaence Manley, Rosemary IManley, Cut•llp Chieken Par-ts li< lB Columbus wLth Mtss Mrs. Virgil Casto Is Honored Guest At Stork Shower al dJ . of S'curlcy Hable. II ' POMEROY SOCIETY LEAN 100% PURE BEEF Jt~metl Paul Swtshcr, Mr~ Clark , Mrs Vtola Squalls, 1 Mn Anna Pclcrs, Mrs Robert Crtllr,, Mrs Mac Lcw1 11 , Mr!'l Charles Wtse. Davis, Mrs 2 s 8 5c ' Former Residents Entertain For LB. 2 1.29 Birthday Party Canadia11 Bacon _ 89c . 6 9 CantJed Hams... -A&P SllPER-RJGIIT Lean - • • • • • • ~ PKG• • AN\' SIZE PIECE • BONEI.f:SS . • OLD t'ASIJIONED Till CK SLICED • A&P SUI'ER-RIGIIT • • • L B i Mane • READY 1'0 EAT- D TO li·L8. SIZE (~Ia • HAMS ...... • • • • U. 5. NO. I .. .. SIZEA I-I lb. • • • Mrs L 0 Gardner und brother, Cllffo1·d Steele, former local residentR, entertained recently at tbcir farm home near carpenter wtth a birthday party for Lmda Carol Wcbrung, stx year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Gardner 79 elb.)~ Wehrunr, Those present w~re Elmer We· Ml', and MrS Gardner We- 11-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aug 22, 1951 IMrs. Josephine Pickens Honored McElroy Reunion · On Occasion Of Her 91 st Birthday Held On Sunday Mrs JamE"!I Mur-ray. GrBDt for thl'l new JleedsviUe school re· At Portland Pork Street, ent.erUUned Saturday With cently a ~irthday dinner for her LUster, At the dinner Mr and Mrs, Harry Pickens, Racme, presented his mother with the center·pleee of pink chrysanthemums., pink and yellow rosebuds which bar monired with the ptnk birthday cai.e and pmll: candles on the table. 'fhe blealng was asked by Clyde" Pickem: preced!llg tbe meal Att,ending the dinner were Mn:. Pickens ,the guest ot honor, Clyde P1ckens, Mr and Mrs Ode Masur, Mr and Mn. Harry Pickens, Rac1ne, Mr .and Mr11 Harold S.uer and daughter, Mar} Ruth, f'erhan Meadows, Mr.. and Mrs \'lilliam Murray, Worthington, Ky and Mrs. Lily Thorntlfl. 87, who has lived with Mrs. Pickens for the past eighteen years Mrs. Josephine Pickens, ReedsVille, who ~aa 91. Mrs. Ptckepa I sthe daughter of the latP. Joseph and Mary Bailey Randolph and the widow of Warreo P1rkens Her fath6r waa .owner of the Reedsville Ferry at the time of Mor~an's Ra.td durmg the ClYll War and the children often heard him tell of bemg force to show 1 he ratders the ford at the river. Clyde Ptckiftns, her youngest son, hves WJth h1s mother , whG contmues to gard~'ll and do her work at their home , She hAs sold thirty acres of her land for the Forked Run Lake and eight aeres MI"dd}eporf Socl"ety F'Jower Show Tuesday and was al!t'Ompamed to Cblllicothe by Mr!'l. Robert Reibel who visited Mr and Mrs. Wtllia.m Kitchen Mrs. Orin Smltb has returned Mr and "1"rs. Randolph Ward from a trip with , Mr .and Mrs. and dtt.Ut:rhtef, Mary Lu, aad Mrs George McAllister, Charlest.€ln, ~o Henry Murray, Riple~ ,Wele re. Roanoke, Va, where they.,. Vllited Cent (:Uests of Mr:s. Jamea Mur- a cousin, Ernest RUIJIIIell. and ply Ml'!J. WdJi.am Dow and daugh- family Mr Ruaell lived he.-t lefs. Kath:t and Susie, Ravens- when he was a boy wat-~ Mlu Liz. wood ,are spending the week wJtb zie aad Mr. Ben ZnJIPan, ' , uncle her grandmother, Mrs Murray. and aunt or .Mrs. .rmUh Mad ){jo. M:r and Mrs Glee Stackhouse lfcAihster. and ramtl~ , Keith and Deanna, Mt , .and Mrs Charles - W. EU)g Ind1anapohs, left Monday for and family , and Mr and Mr,. thetr home after a week's vasit Arttue EJiis h11ve returned to lliWith her mother, Mrs. Victoria IDOLS after attending a reunion of )fcCarley, and brother, Clarence the Ellis children htt"e. Among McCarley those present were Mrs. Ruth 1 Cheadle and five chlldl~n. A / 3c Charles W (Dick) Foley ls re-~ and Mrs James Harris i\fr and cpvermg satisfact?rily at Holzer Mrs Fred }earles and f~mlly Mr 1-fospJtal after major surgery and Mrs. Stanley Ellis were un· Mr and Mrs Carroll Meadows able to attend the reunion. aru:l family, Linda and Racky Hil--- hards, arriVed Wedne11daY for a visit With his parent.s, Jdr .and Mr. R, C Meadows Ch ea·dl e f Oml"I y Reunwn • Is Held Repcc.. ntatlve and Mcs. Geo•ge 1 The 16th annual MeElroy un.ion was hr>ld Sunday Augy.} at the 1state Pll(k, Portland. A basket dinner was ~d uoon and during the afterndol) cream was !erved. Among those attendlq ~r and Mrs Howard and Mrs. ("')arlie and Mr1t E1erett 1augbter~ ,:~11 1 C'omtn~ • ! I We know your grass can be greener .•• ••• and it's so easy! ELBERFE lb. ea. 69~ LBS. , 4 FREESTONt: . , 21Nt:ll AND UP A&P,DRANU A&P SUPER RIG liT I I ·, ' -. SL!n:n IN SUGAR- t'RESII FROZEN Strawberries - Lunch.e on M·e at I' • • • • • • • 5 .3 • 10-0Z. PKGS.. 55 ~ Delicate moldlnc of ID1IIs and sensitive detailing mak61 the "Dana" group an outstanding example of the Scandinavian de· slj!n II!fluqnce. The "Ilana" group'oj contoured baek spring and deep FleD!eel bas< spring mlll\es for unexcelled comfort as well as distinctive styling. ' READY·TO-SERVE " • • -- . ,. SINGLE COPY-6c .. BASHAN Memhart plan to leave Friday for For the flrll'f. llmc in fwe years 1 Bv Mrs. A. H. B•Hri Grove City "here they Will visit all .seven ch\ldren of Mr and :\1r anrl Mrs. J. Mayer llRd llrs J W Chcar' le w('rc as~m- .TllLTif'S Spoalln Mr and Mrs John chddren, Cheri and Jobs . bled tcgethcr on JSunJay, August d of lhc l t~t l e.·~ Mrs Joe Young Sr will spend 17 A poHuck dtnncr was ,bcld a1 Spaun, Pro•pc~t. o, Frida,y m J01ckson with , Mr .and I' their hom e Mr 11nd Mrs wrn. Mrs Robert Yates and chddren, Attending were Mr and Mrs and Mr1 Amanda Baer flalKly , Kathie and Sandra The D~a Cheadle and son of Cam-- Run spent Tuc"day wltb Mr. sixth blrthd.1y of Sand['a wtll be brtdlge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morell Mrs A. H Bailey celebrated durmg her vistt :uul eoli of San<ii:sky, Airman Mr and Mrs Jumor Harry McMaster, who had been , James W Harris and wife and are spcndmg a few day.!l a medical patient at Meig!l Gen- 1 Tamefl Charli'.S, Conme and Ronnto' parents Mr and Mrs. eral Hospital was returned to hts I Cheadle Fortney of Waorsaw home Wednesday in the Rawhngs- 1 ·-;.;;i;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~::;;;;,:;=~~~i;;;;;;;;;~:i Coats ambulance • Mr .and Mr~ Robert Baye~' and two sons, Greenup, Ky., have been vtsttlng "tlr. and Mrs Wll· liam Aull and'ramily. Mn' Chl!.r· I lea Slndaii and son, Charles, Spnngueld, who have , been v151 ting with the AIJ.It famdy and Mr 1 and Mrs Gene Dodson nnd famtly, hAve gone on to Baltimore for a e;hort visit Cap Flem ing, Hunllngton, who has been 111 for the past two months, viSJted triend!l here WedYou ge~ stronger roots, nesday Mrs Harry Farmer and Mr, and healthy growth, extra sparkle • Mrs Larry Farmer, F\lrt Wa)'ne when you feed >'lith Scotts Ind., have been visiting r>ee Har: tinger, Mr. and Mrs Leo SearlC!l TURF BUILDER America's, Mrs Dave Farmer and Mr .and Mr11 Arthur Skinner pioneer ]awn food, Economi· Mrs WtHJU I' Theobald has been ltnder the care of a local doctGr cal too, feed 5,000 sq ft $4.50 this week after an insect bile on let~s than a dime per I 00 sq ft her arm became infected. Judson Boley, John Jones, Mr Scott and Robert Darst, Colum· employees of the New bus, all Neflll SeedP We have the 3 Scotts blends York Ccntrnl Railroad, were here to atend the funeral of Hank Speoial FAMILY blend, Deluxe PICTURE, Util~IT ' Young . PLAY UWN- 98,, 11.49, $1.98 Mrs. JamPs S Titus, RoUand, wa• judge of the Ross County Fatr """"<'- - - - - - · --CoRN~ in Md lee Ul pr~cr'ibe for your lawn. hrung and daughtcn, Linda Carol and Cat~1e Louise lee cream and birthday cake were served at the party, Mrs. Elmer Wehrung ,who it recoverma: slowly from a two week'a m. ness, was unable to attend tbe family a:atherlng. . !6 LB. AVG. • ·- - - - --~ vp;n BAG • - --··- ---- .•.. WHITE COBBLER • • • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Frlciay, August23, 1957 8 LB. • NO 110 ' ::-·:p,;;;iJ,";j , ·- Watermelons • Elberta Peaches ----VOL IX ' Wtlbur McElroy. ·:(~~:~~!~ Wolfe. Mt .and Mrs:.. <laughter Lois Ann Mr and Mrs Emor.y daughter, Addie, Ur .and E1son Spencer anl.l "'11vLd And Ikie. Mr •·•;;;j,;,:;~ HaiTls, Mr. and Mrs. Harr&s and rlaW!htera, Mary and Patty aU of Racine. Mr and Mrs. Henry and son Vance, Mr . Jack Waods. 'Mt' , and -r;;;~ ·~; Rose, son Arcb1e and w Julie and Mandie ,Mr LoweD Dine and 1 o_hi~dr-n, an Mrs WAid Lee Spencer chiJdren , a.nq, ?(rs Oris Smith children, Long BottGm ; Mn. ' Wdlf, Mr and Mrs. Archie Mr .and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle, Ouane, Btlly an>dd /~:1'~'..,',.~ 4aughter Kathy, Pf ton Tuttle, soR W.••~or alil tthters, Susan and Charlie M,.Eiroy gene Mid Vlfg!l, Mr and )Irs Ivan. Wuod of Pomf'fl'v Jt "as dl'ctded to meet Portlan1 ]lark next Y<'ar iay .'\ue-uo;t 10 Mrs . cer of Rac1ne was selected secretr,ry ~·HI lreasuN<r tor .. RED RIPt: <:UTTERS ' DfiVOted To l'lle lntneau Of l'h Jfelpo.Mu. . ·Aretl o( ~ ·' at y e Of'!lo: Generally f•lr MMI a little wanMr in tM north Milar. Gc!Mrally fair tenltht • . _ , . a ctJeonct of .....,.... .,. thYIMie,. .how.rs In th. ex.t,...... nretlhu;Mt Ia,.. tor.ltlht. s.turcl4y IMI'tty cloudy , w:attarwd sho......, .,.. thunden.howers likely north aMI Wftt. Cool•r In tiM ext,.,.. north Saturday High to4.,. In the lOt IGW tonight $7-65, Mr. and Mrs IP•v qhter, Can*"rt' Delll!•!i Serif< h<t WASHED WAXED·! IRST • Weather • I KER FU ' Grindley Court Not Reporting Traffic Demerits Jushcc of Peace R E. Grindley said todaY that htll court I& not sendmg "<lemcrit.;" for tralfk Df. fenders to the Sta~c Burea" of Motor Vehicles Grindley sud the attorney general of Ohio bas ruled that julllt1ce8 of peace, not being cou,tl of record, shall not forw.ard domerits to the Bureau ot MO· tor Vl."hicles. When the neW!Y· created county judge takes offiCe Jan 1, 1958, that · court wlll be one of record. and Wl11 forward notices of traffic convictions to columbus .. The law prOVIdes that after 12 demerits have been received by tr.afftc violators Commol't Pleas Courts may make invalid the offender's driving permlt. Varlo.ua off~nses call for different domer· its, wtth driving while mtoxicated drawing six blaek mt~rks. Meanwhllc, Grindley said he fmcd Fehx W X!ve1a, Paln~iiJ.e, o $100 and co8'l8 and ser-tenctld hl~ to three days. in jail for DWI Kivela, hoavin.g a~y served three days wading for hill hearmg, was r~eased Thunday Sheriff Robert C Hat.terlbaoh reported jaihng Bertha 'Bas~ , 37, f,hddleport, .for intodeation Thursday after her urest bY police there. She wUI appear before Mayor C 0. Il'lsh.er. EltzBbeth YonKer, ~. Pomero)' (Conlinuett qn Pagt Two) '· 1 \ ' Kaulfl Pometqy, waa inJured at work thta at the Obio Valle)' Junk 3 crane· hQ" over, and Autos Collide COLUMBUS UP ·Oov C Wll· ltam O'Netil said Thursday he would refer a proposal for a new rour-lane bndgc across the Ohto River between Che11apeake and Damages totalllna: $250 were Huntmgton, W Va, to hiS dtrecestimated cau~ed to two automo- tor of highways for "exploratiOn " biles In a colltsion Thurld&Y' afterA six-man delegation from the noon on tbe upper parkinl lot in area told O"e1ll a new bridge 18 Pomeroy at the Lyan-st entrance. needed to replace the exi_.stmg two Pollee aaid Nao;n.t Francis Ben- lane bridge . Uey, 63, Middleport, backed out of Prtnctpal spokesman for the a parking space into tbe lane on the lot and did not ace Opba W. group, who said their purpose was Offutt, 29, Pomeroy, comins to- to seek statfl aid in building the wa!1f her. bridge, was C. W. Bios!'!, vtce Dl.magu Were estimated at $50 prt!sident of the Southern Lawto the Bentley car aqd $200 to rea«~ County Chamber of Com· Offutt'll. 'l."bere were no injuries mCice and chaum•n of tt.s roads and no cttaUoJtJ ull:ed. committee , On Park!ng Lot I Fifteen Workmen Are Rescued After Being Trapped 3 Hours Pl'I'I'SBURGH (UP) - Firemen battling flames, smoke and gas fumes rescued 15 workmen today from a 9,000·foot long sewer project tunnel where they were trapped deep underground for nearly three hours The 1motor of an e1E!ctric locomotive used to haul mud and rock from the obaft caught lire at aboql 8:30 a.m., cuttmg off the tunnel won crew just beyonr the 3,1)00-fqGt mark. Police reported the rescue op· City Clremen, porlice and con •ratlon complete by 11 :30 a m The trapped men ;l!fusted re.!l struct!on a"eW! bUilt Up a mass eWe reaeue operatloh within min 'UO worker& in extingmshing the ~~mcs Firemen clroppOO ftre vte~ aRer th~ fire fl'ared. The) broutht In emergenc:,-1ant, smokt ~xlfnguLShers and hoses down an ejector and . lu.ctlon equJ,pment 18-lneh air vent wh!eb re11ehed beyond the ftre l'e:K!ue erews .pu.ahed through the surface darkened tonnel , wJth fir( oolnt 'l'he tnen toot the equip· equipment •nti tmnpreued sh 11ent and ~tc}ted in a!l OrOOten IVUrtn.g gas ma1b, ' pushed li'P hotel. The trapped men, who had bud "rQpl the other .t1de 1 in the winddled ll&fe\,Y beyond the fife flar· ing tunnel, whieh runs 50 Lo '7~ feet below the surj1K:e. I~ In the 30-foot diameter tun r1remen wearing ps masks nel, appearecl ln good condltlon as they raeed tbrou1h the moho pu1hed their way deep 1nto the cia'rkened shaft dragging a eomand Cllrbon dioxide fumes. dtven eame out in the first presaed ak hose to prov1de addi.croUp whiiCl the remainin&" four UonaJ OXYi'E'O. One reF<:ue work· wl!tta lot tho otlll oper<U1141 er, Jamts Euebpler, wall over4 equipment to clear come by p1 fumes and was haul· 1 nnUlwtloo. the air. ('Comtntloil '6n Pi110 Two) ' Musial Suffers Chip Fracture Of His ShoUlder PHILADELPHIA UP -X-rays disclosed today (hat Stan Mu111al suffered a chipped fracture of the shoqlder blade and may be out two weeks, snapping hill National League record of consecu~lve gamea played Cardinal C A Doh Bowman, trainer, !IBid the chip reaembled a piece of ball about a q4arter of an Inch long He said • Musial couldn't ral1e his arm because of the injury The X-ray naminatwn was or dercd after Musial appare,ntly puUed a muscle swmgmg at 11; higb pitch m Thursday n1ght's g~:~me w1th the Philadelphia Pbillies ,. Flies Cro" Patltio" An anawer and cro1111 petllion - a1k1ng divorce and, custody of three minor ch1ldren was ftled todAy tn Common Pleas C~.urt 1n the action Phyllis L Tannehill vs Cbester L . Tannehill. lmergen~y C•ll The Middleport ~ Emergency Squad wu called ' at 4 30 p m Thursday wbeD Mra. Mulford, Gallla·Melp line, bad. a heart att•ct-. ' She 'waS Laten lG the Me)JI Gentiral Ho8,plli.l'•b:r fhe Squad. Specialist Meets With Schoo] Head cqu1pment may be bought on an mstaJ.lment basi~ ftle Pomero) committee 'ill to be contacted to see 1f they are still mterested m a JOint purehase of. a !lweeper P.hUer also gave a de1a1Jed report of the msuranc~ on vtlla11c property and announced that imurance men had been appr.a..islng (K'Operty tn the village aad DiviSion 10 Headquarters of the state highway department would rccbrnmeno the amount of ~ed Further action ' confirmed today that Meigs County's superintendent of hJgh insurance \\Ill be taken at th(' next meet ways has been asked to resign and that Carl Offutt would step ing out of the looaljob August 31 Councilmen prrscnl were Wa\·ne J. C. Kendle, division engineer, said Offutt's replacement, GtbOOns, Dand M1llcr, David Jen· so far as he knew, has not been named He i.ldded that a tern· klns. Robert 1o1cElhmny, L. R. orary appomtee. probably would - - - - - - Wiley and others were Mayor be named and a permanent ap "It's qUJte Ukely that someone Fisher, CIC>rk :Mumn, Treasurer polntment made latef. department tn Meigs Lanlft, Chief of Police Bartrum, 10 the Mr Offutt ~as been supenn· County w11l be named acting sup· SoltcJtor Fultz and Strecl. Fore· tendent of the local department ermtendent,'' he said "until a man Lewis EIUs, James. Arnold, since 1949. He bad held the posr- permanent appmntee 1s named" su~,terv1sor or the street repair work. bon during an earlier 11tate dem ocratic adminlatratlon, also, stepKendle also htnled that an act· -~-ping down during an interlude m tng supermtendent might be GOING TO F"IR the Wuachc reign "sent m" from outstde the counb' Chartes Sheets, Jr and his son Engineer Kendle Aid Offutt's He recalled that durmg the GGV Junmy, leave tod,ay rur the state replacement is a problem ' for White admmLstratJon Herbert faiT where Jlmmy's horse, Little "penonnel" and that he dld ~ot Shook, from outside the county. Red, will be showed Wednesday, know wbo tbe new 1uperinten- served as supermtendent for a JJmmy will stay until Wednesliay dftllt mlab,t be, or wbo be 1s• ,if considerable time on l!!mporary and hiS lither will return Saturdq• Already Mlected.. .appollltment. Offutt Asked To Resign Post On New Program As M~igs County Highway Supt. \ Miss Amy Allen, spt>f'iBI educa han specialist and P t). Wagner, psychologlat from the stAle de· partment of education were 1n Meig11 Count) Friday , AUI!Iust 23, comultmg w1th Mhool offLclalll relative to problems of spcctal educatmn Western Local !ehoGl d1strict HI atarbng 11 ~e1a.l "dueallon program th1s year COI'Miituting part ()( the effort to improve in· struchonal facilities ' Pretent Gifts Members of the Redlegs L1ttle Leasue basehall tea~ presented the1r managers-Don Belling and Paul (Corky) Kloes- with attractive cufflink and tie pin sets lut mgbt at the trophy pre.entation ceremony preceding a picnic at the bi&b school 1 grounds. �f ( • - - -- --- Peebles Sbow Will Demonstrate To Meigs Visitors What Agricultural Com ponies Are Doing In Applied Research Some 80 manufacturers will parhctpate and thet r representatives already have visited th.e 2.500 ac re site on the Ressell Webb rarm and the lnternatwnal Harvester Company , with its new remote controlled 450 tractor , the AI 011 Company, Cleveland 'I'renchet Company, DeKalb Agricultural As· sociaLJon , A 0 Smith Corp . (Harvestore crop s t oragp strudurc that can be used to mechanil~e feeding operations), Armco Drainaee and Metal Products, Inc, Garwood Industries Inr , Portland Cement Association ' More - Trans-World Airlines, Inc , Gehl Brothers Manufacturing Company (nt!w selfpropelled and forage handling box), Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, The Ameri· ~an Jersey Cattle Club (several outslandmg .fe~seys), Peebles Monument Company, The Ohver .corpor·ation, Cabana Nlltria (showing a ge nume nutria which is a rodent-IJke animal that produ ces fine, sort, beautiful fur giving the ladi es a chan ce to see where th~ir next fur coat might rom(! froTH,, Central Brahman Breeders ' As ~nciatJOn, PCoples BrOadcasting Corporation , Tuxedo ~·ceds (two new hog feeds and a new catllc feed) And finall y ~ Farmer Feeder Company (co~plPt r Chore-boy pipeline nulkmg system), Mariett.t Coucrete Corporation , Pease Woodwork Company, Deane 1\gncultural Service Babson Brothf'rs Company {milking jn lDHi and in ID51 r ompared), 'and Burch Plow Works, Inc continues to imp ro.v e a g n cu It u re Citie s Service 15 Rescued t, 1 ~ufr• t.v Elf-ctrlc molo k , 11 vc n l li~llo 1 f r ~ c pt l(' tunnel 1 111 0 ll~ r ~tltu n, but 1n(• 1; S f:l~~~~ f'.ltJ 0 'lilt' ~ rush f'rl Udiltl lon u l ra ns Hlld ~m okc> I'),C(' tor I!<Juipm('n J ttl lht• ttw All cl( henv Itt , , ~ c~w, nem htn•' l'ark s e~ tl 1 c( 1111 1 c lll gh 011 0 t ,,. raty 1 1 I lured mo ~beep rd <thOU I h rl 'If;· 1h•v;•l ' 1 • 1 II 111 1 ang)C Of !l i t ' Thr l tlnm·l t, part o r u mul ti Jnlllll mtllaon doi J.1r ~~·wern~:e dtS· posa l pro1• ('t tuHin t· nn •lrucllon fur \hr- p~ .~t .!'llr h.~ th1• Aile• r.h t•ny l lmrl l} ~:utt t 111 1 authority. Tiw Jl 1'11 JN ' \ lll \l >lv(·~ r ona LrtJe· tlon o( mt l l'~ nf f! ll J.: I' tunnels, some• r nf ...thl' tll ru tt 111ng h u ndr ed~ ~ o r N' t uo.'ll t'al h l h t• ~ urrace and un1 1cr the AJI••w: h1· u) and Monongahcla r wen - • dley C,ourt Grm Saturda y nlwht Charlt's Sl'olt , 61 . Lour: Bottom, ha111 been rulc1u;r d on 5300 i>Oncl from 1 charwe of u~s~u 111 and bat· t•m'- He II• bl)un ~ 111 Hw ~t~roand Jury . 1 '·il . \ i I I; 1 RomJ.er Roon The Price is .klabt Sl~n 8 .30 Cirele S Rancb On 9 SO Gy11li!J lll :OO.. Fllt'J - Truth or Conseqw.encer Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Yov. i'e.J and Jinx . - ... • , _,. - . Current 11 SO J)etecflve'a Diary 1 12•00 i!'orei?n rn.tr!gue My L:t.Ue Margie Bride and Groom t·oo lfatii\C'e Thealet 3·00 QlleE!ll J'or A .Uty 3 : 4~ Modern RQmallCU 4•00 Comedy Tl:one 4:30 Movietime 5.30 Popere- Presenta .!5 '46 News Picture 6:00 Wild Jlll1 lllckok 6:30 We:ttD'!lCtiSt I 6·3~ Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 7 :00 l{uds~m's Journal 7·30 IJfe -ai lJ,Uey 1 8 ·1)0 Tr J Jusenh Cotlon Show 8 '30 Rig ~lo)ment HO Cavalt.adt of Sport1 9 · 4~ Red Barber's CC'Tn~r 10·00 Fedenl Men 10 30 N'ews Heal1llne1 !0:4() Nltewa~ch 12 00 To.1ight 1.00 Sign Off • 12.30 llfv t.l,Jie Mauie 1 ·oo Baseball ....'••MppyMLM•• 4 30 Ffopa 1·Jnll' Cassld1 5·00 Get set, GO 5·:m ~ports 5·45 News Picture .. pw............. .............. hie. Eve ·g :~o · ~itu'r:Jiv · Ni.,;~t ~ J'immle Dean Boston Blac!de Capt.LIA Kanaaroo C'BS News 8:55 Local News 9:00 Fnd Waring 40:30 Strike U lutn 1100 News • Jl •10 Weathe-r 11:" Love of Life 11:30 Search tor TOD.lOI'J'DW 11·4~ Guiding Ught 12:00 KaUe'& Kitcl-te1 12:30 As the World Turn. 100 Beat Ute ,Plock l 30 Houseparty 200 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 ·00 trlghter Day 3 .15 Secret Storm 3 30 E'.lgc of Night 400 The Enly Sbov. '30 You~ !:sM Reportea · 5 45 Spc1s Jlnade 5 ~5 Weathe..man 600 !ft.Ie Wel"lfs' News in Revue ~-~~ ltfou11lb l:clwardli · 6 30 Playbouse or Stars 7 00 W~t hint Story 7 30 Destiny 8 00 Mr Adams and £ve 8•30 Hla:b,.ay PatrDl new f.~y WJEH N - - ~- ------..- ~ -- - - 1land, Aug"'' I A co orful midway with nCo\' ~ttrnc1i o ns , commercial and indus tnal <'XhlbHs, tlemoo..tratlons of Ollio tndu1Lry In ac tion may at 90 be se~n Ohio ranks second In Ihe natwn an valut! of lt1 JndustJ·Iai pr.tutu<'IS a ~ well as 1b high ngrt· r u Ill\ll'fl 1 po11, n11 D.1 Harill'~~ rating wlll be held '''h ,..yOfl , 1nj'. lo' 11lr~Ot.'tl will gat n ('10~ look Ul Ohl , -• It o s 110vern.mcn I lilnt ! vat• \ou~ 8',{CnC'iC! The CommJ~dnn for the Blind will £1bplay th(>' work of bllnd per!tnns lt!'lliped ' by state funl'lot Ohio'~ elec-tion rn chint!ry will be ('XplJilned b~ Sccrtllllry ot State Terl W Brown '11lt• ne,port'menl o-f Natural A:r•· ..uurccs put on one of lt.s most elaborate djaploy~ evt'r with 'live .. d th l•eeT" o er 1111 1rna ts pou• d 1'l r~llc•s or their natural sill'· r.oundlne~ Sen Fr11nk J l.JauM-he D-Dhio hope11 bwJnoss will be 1h1ck in the Senate next WednesdAy 10 I - - -· - 10, Mrs - - - Aug'u~t - - .I•'"'" "'"''"· n .. AugU!;t 16. Pnul Rtty Havr-n !•lOw wllJ also be feu - - l7 Mr1:1 LUMBER aad SUPl'LY Blonde Beauty First Judge Of Livestock CLiffl~ lin. llaorlet~ NniU. Admlqlons· Race Hill, Lang•· Tbl &ral woman fudge oi llve-stocll ville, Ohio, Auauet 13! ftobert Hart, Lltr.rt, Obio, Au.l!at 13; Ia \he b.iltory of the Ohio State F11h Mra VIola 'Irene -C'undiU, Syra- .W lbvede the domain of men at the l8B'J ..1)011Uoo tn ColumbUI Aulil cuae, AuJu.tt 1&; Mra. Sblrley De- 11-JO renOOreer, Pomeroy, ~\liU :>t US; ll Mrs. Maw-1~• NevUie or 'Mr• A~rea J'effera MlntnviUe, tellll1flte, lnd~ • tlrlkinR blond• who :-bu DI'OYt'd ber tn('ttl• In her own --- The Daily Sentind e. ~- ~try-O•vteu Countv ratr IQnOI'II ~d 11,1 .f'urdut Ur.J• "'· • klr DIUiaRiment upeeta Quite • ~ when Mra Nevtlle 29-yeAr·old DBVOTI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON Alti!A m~t of two, ltl!J)ll lnlo the urena IICHA~D S. OWIN- GINIIAt.,.~NAOII 10 iudp Yorkshire boo Monday, UYNOI.D I. GRIINI- IDITOl AI#(Wit 2fl at 8 am Clltttw L. Tonnohlll. ltoN Wrl\!r, 1f0rit> 1411o• AI 1 lt\ldant ln animal busbar,dry advertllhll repreaentatl\'4!1, JMKtiAeW·Kimball. rao. 162' at 1\udue la$1 Wlrller 'lln1 wo11 the New YoM City, 16, N.Y. tucktn~~: contest over IR1 me-n leeOild e1&11 IUIJIDJ m&tttf o1t tht DOll oftkt It Pum e.ttle a4d plae«t- hl~h m tht swln• JUrl JrJnR • cont.ett She " the douahte1 of the laW J•u Andr.,w onct orcl!ldenl of &he lnttmatlonaJ Llvntock E:~~pos1 .. Uon ai ChltllfitO $he he1 husband uad cblldren llve on • !arm nMr Wayett. where th~v have • htrr.e a.rd ol l'ellttennt Yor!r;.fhan ben OOftaldet"eet iiJYitlnJ', bf mettu. '"''hil .. truet You laid thtat• 1 dei:IWI4t4, blanehtn.r. "Not only llli It true," nk'l the lmpert:urbl.ble J:,ltQon, u ~ dlnarily chic woman with a arown· daughter who onet plqt4 Rheta BuUer'a child tn 0otw wu• tM WJttd', "but my clellftl ..,. IMlal' carried oul You know, t~tc:aJif rm a --beloUty c~ theae' da.ya I'm bein• conaulted mort al1d more .,,. ZllUl who want to know what color ba" to wtar. Wb&t OOIOr P'fteakt ~up \hat i&. aon. Face taetl. The woricS la mo'llnr on." • It waa pretty unl&ttnng. Blue t)'e&IUitl, r)l wtar. ~· . _ •• , oc:caalonally. I ilfe carrMd a wallCIDJ lUck OQ rar. oooWa. But pance.ke m,.kt·UP. Gee, ftllt.n. , 1 CHANNEL 13 fi!WA i Daily !~;~ 5~:.~:"''"' Ia LNrnlna 12:00 1:1:30 l.HI 1:30 1:30 4:00 on 990 On Your Radio Died • • • "MEN," DIOOIAI\ZD >11811 K.-llle ...,.ed to II&)' tho wont wl~ • 1ucb reltah-''are becomtnc mor. and more cona.efol.ll ot ft.ll44JountQ. It probably tn e:tart.ed wtth the tntrocluctloD on a Wide ~eale of deodort.htl and coiOJ"ne tor mea. ' "Now you'4 be aurprflod at the awn bet of JDU a lNI'I* make-up. Why, I onc::e wu rtcht next to former~ 'I,"Nm..0114 " ~u know l\lol,1 Ao ha4 on what cou14 C!017 ~op,t ..,.. ~'!"" Factor'a I!I~N? l rueU'l'\e r.aya~ hu the exeuM ol MS'Iftl IW1 ~ It tor televiPon-but It c alnly p.ve> hbil c Ant, . ~. ~ looktnl' oompJexiQrl. I don' aM what'a trroDI .... ~ ai ~"· • l tofd Eleanore I k~tew men WWt .,.~ tt ~Mtfted aJmc,a Ill• dec:eot ,for them to lllaunt It SOmehow It Ncolntl waraea MON. ..,.,y•re cetUlll a lot Y~r." idlt llkll MlmlJ, ~.ndl o1 them 1oft Ulllll' lotion tor their )l.p,cJJ U.4. Ulwt'1 a . . , II:INJ ot J1'M.HP&Int make-up In 1Uck farm UW'a ..UinC .,., lll&' tt.t tbtm. It'• a wonderful thlq', you know, lor bt&\'7 drlnhllw w~ Jt4 ' ' Uberace Tbe Gretchen Wade Show 11:89 Sign 011 Neighbors 1:00 MBvi..;S Movie Matinee <American Bandstand 4 00 Eible Time CV(00~ Club • 8:00 Mlekey Mouse~ , 5.00 .Two Gun Playhouse 8:00 Five Star J'iul 6:00 Leta Talk It o~r 6' 15 J'ohn Daly IP.... .)le NIWI 6:30 Rln Tln Tin 6:.30 News Review 7:00 11m Bowie ., , 6:45 Peraonal Prof!~ 7:30 ... 1aco Kid 8.00 ' I Searr.h tor Adventure I :SO Date With the A.naela 7:00 Billy Graham 9:00 .Frankie Lane :00 T ' 9:30 Hlr.,_ 'hnall>a B, 'FH L> """"'6 Jl!•lli ~ 10:00 Newa bt tbe ''NI!Iht ,,; ; ll!tcr':j TIIJ C,oll"\n' ~· l•J!Il.. 10:10 Theater 13 10:00 ~tb Century Theater 1L:30 Sign Off 11:". .Late News ----=------- Writer Wtio_...., Saturday- Chllqnef ll . Olin_lngraha11 !'~:u;u I Demonstration will break open thefeed eg.s can so ihlluence visitms ean the o! egg see quality differences In youlk colors. One display will feature a pen of rats ted nothing but e'gs smce weanmg a-ge. It i5 designed to demonstrate, saya Mahnov.aky, the nutritive value of eggs Another dtsplay wiU show the chemical composition of cces There will - be ' demonstratiobs on proper metbOOs of washinJ;: and grading market eggs. Fair Fai-r goer.s may try their egg· gradmg skills, ~hen have thear work checked, bY experts. Two exhid>Jts will stress pooltry meat!. One will com-pare meat type broilers of yetterday with th08C of today and tomorr.ow The other wlll show the nu•ritive value o! turkey meat, with special emphasis on its low CllliorJes ' - content. . II~ Croslllncl Feinalii - ~~~=====~ . LEAD ON MRY COUNT New pnd Used ' MOWING MACHINES lor ho1<hln1 • • productlot , _r 111nr••• ...,......... ...,...... HAY RAKES -~ ~o-lt..e • New Holland BALERS FULtON-THOMPSON ' Fleming Hatcheries TRACTOR SALES Nols011vWo, Ohio Phone 419- Pomeroy -;:;;:;:;;;J :'! 1955 "· ' -,----- aome, and r don't know bow m:r llpe po.uibJw could be made I,DOl'e upreutve-but therw wu another aubject l ~d to chew ov.-r wttlt. El ... nore. MIM K. (priVately ahe'a Mn., Herbwt x.1o. mua, h41r huban.d bemg head ot Tecbldoolor cor.. poratlon) hu been noMine It ·~ that aaeft ahould J'O tn a UUle more tor the ue of oot- noaea." MA.IOl!l &n ] . ·-. WHTN-TV 9"-annel13 ' . 11:.50 ~J.m. ~~~~~~~iii~~~~ • rd Ave. Saturday- Chan~ 8 - -- ' AU four ot my eyea Palsy daily I moment. NL'W •n I heGttcs "" ,~ou 'h• tal•. open ' at 6 a. m ,.l' Whittangt(ln , Mlr!dkrwrl Au g u ~l 18, Mrs Ruth Hna\('L Htt{'lnl', Aug. ust 19 Btrths A son , T ! moth~· R ~y to M • r an.· Mrs G,•oagt• W ( uncllff, Syracuse, on Au gust 1~ 1 A snn, Jlmm v Lt•e, lo Mr and Mrs J.tmes HuhNt Det•rnlwrgcr, Pomeroy , on Au,.::u!l1 ltJ A !!On, Wtllard HO\', II , to Mr und Mrs. Wlllm·rl Ray J c ffl'l's, Minersville, on Augu!lt Hi A ,qon to Mt• uud Mr~. l'harl f's Wh tl 1mg 1nn , '' u Ill f rport , on o\u g· us! 18 Mel!s County other day on blr way to Eun;~pe M4 ~- r4~ht4 out one ~ .,m an4 Jant,e;\ Jwr clowD fw • I w: VALLEY ,• T -------,-- FRIDAY ' Adllenture Theater News ~md SporN' Hecdlhl., Nltewntch ' 12 30 Sign Off 10·10 Ohio Fair DODGE _Hardtop Lancer 2 Dr. Radio, Heater and Powerflite Readers Of the ' Dally Sentinel who • Mei11 County; T. R. Mossbarge and D. C. Prie1tley, Gallia Cou~; ·Beef and Averill Wiseman and c. E. C. E!. ILAkiSL••· County Avrlcultur•l Atrtnt The Southea&tern Ohio Cattle Improvement Aaottation t~ cooperation with the Athena Livestock Sales Company, the Ohlo Valley Livea~ock Comttany and the Agricultural Extemlon Service will hold its eiJht annual Feeder Calf•Siies thll f~L The date• set for the two sale1 are October ht at Atben» ~nd October 8th at Gallipolis, atoordlng to Paul Baer, Secretary of tb'- aseocialion. The calves will be brought to the yards the dty before the sale for welghln~ and grading. Con~gnmenb to the -sale may be made by contacting a~ director& o fthe aasociatiqQ loc;a\~ in ¥'the counti~s of Athens, M'elfs,' :V,~D,ton, Gallia, Lawrence or nei~&'bboring counllcs. Calves consigned · must be of bee( breedtng Bull.t and dairy calves wiU not be ~cepted:. AU bt!oef calves -dtopped ·after ·'~::;~:~~ 1, 19G7 with ' .IJlin\inum '\1 of 200 pounds rna~ be consigned Wl~b the .st\Ortlic~ 8f puture this summer' dUll! .to the drought it should pay eoQslgnors well to have the ealvee Oh creep feed in the past14re. , The last eight years have lfcen a contmual imProvement (Jf the quality In the calves as well as In the number o! calves corul!gtied, Reports tndlcate that a minimum of 500 calves wlll be available for sale at each sale point Additiona! calves may be consigned up to the capacity of the yards, It IS expec~d that the same grader w11l work both sales placmg the calv~s in uniform Iota based on weight, quality, tondl· hon and horned or dehornl!d cattie Directors who arc handling the aSsociation a!falts this year inelude President, Tom Ran~lls and George County; c. F.Henderson, -creamer andtVinton 0. C. Chapman, • AthenS County; Paul Baer, Secretary and ROl .Mil:er, aonoM COST Middleport 1ft !'••• -'- • lxlr""""t!J' f• ......,.,..., Jolo• I • hh.xe cutll,_. ...It .,.lloMio ··. o T~nkol for I It, and It btoom,_ too obvtou. J "For a Ion& Umt. of eourH, mea have bMil dytq' u.,&t llalr. WIUt O....Oth ~yo!o:t<ullo • ehe -.....s Ia- n, , · ;•~ I' \ !, \ 1 ...loft i..diOii.t - · iD4taJ .xm. urday. Markel lambs and bar· T'CfWS will be held in auctioru 'flehedttled ' for Saturday evenmg Judgrng or daiov cattle in the junlar hvestock show t~:tarts Mon da.y, August 2~i and runs lhrough ~1'hursday J:udging of ~f bTeedlng classes also fi'tart.s Monday Steer JUdgmg Is scheduled for Tuesday and a '4H and FFA steer sale f<>r Wednesday evemng. Sheep blockmg and tnmming contests for 4 H and FFA rr;tembers are set fur Friday, August 30 in the sheep barn BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS .1nG FEUJ,L!IZER NPWI I Sugar Run. Flour Mill · f Mulberry Avo, ·Pb011e !50 .' 'c Pomeroy NEW Cultivating NEW 'V OkK UP- Adrl ! ew Bu rdl'tte to the reaJ(>ns UJ(' Mtl wa ukee Brave• are s1ea d1 ly drt\ tng thOAe nul.s anlo lh!' co Ff m.~ of thear NllllOnal League n vaL~ It was J~U1 a bo ut thia ltrnl' ;~ ye-ar a ~;:o that th e contro ve-r:.tal Ftfty or the state'' be et 4 H 1 rlgh l ha nder w ent mlo .a tatlsptn tractor dra vtl r.s will com-pete 1n a tllat co ntributed t.o the Br a~es lractor o'perator'11, ccrnteft Augu:9'1 11aJiure to wtn thl! flag Le w f tn 23 .at the Ohio Stale tau! tshed th e 1~ sea:oon w1th o~ The !!Vent w11l be • Youth Da y 1 IIHO r ecord but he won onl;. Cea.t ure of the fair and Ul sche- 1t hree game.i after Aug 22 a1; the du led for 9 30 a m . touth of the Bra vet falt ered 1n the .!ltrelrh ]Un!Or hvestoc.k arena The con testants, all couuty w1nner.s, wtll 1 lt appean that lhere 'll be n<) represent approxunately 1.900 late slump this ;.ear, however Ohw 4H members enrolled in trac for Burdette, who wh~..pped tA 2 lor mamtcnance projootll Brookly n Dodgers . 6-! Thurs rla;. Those part1c1pattng In thr con m ~hl to keep the Braves ' 611:! tc~t will t&ke a written exa- game lead mlact The St Lou1 ~ mlnatliln · conslStmg of fifty Canhnals beat the Phtladelph. <J quewttons on tractor mamt.ena-nec Ph1lhes, IJ..l!i. the Pittsburgh P;r anrl safety , drave a tractor Wlth al~ dealt Lhe _cu)CmnatJ Redle g~ side dehvcry rake attached tnru the•r lOth stnught loss S.3 and an obstacle course mcluding a the New York Gtant~ defeated gate wnaeh is two inche$ wider the ChlC'ago Cubs, S.2, ar. the oth than th.e rake · •back a 4-wheel er N.ahonal League games. tratler 1nto ~ abed one foot New York Yankees mcrea.:; wtder than the trailer edThe their A.mencan ~ague Jprea,l Contest wannen wiU be an· over the Chtcago White Sox with nounced about 12:30 p. m and an 1 H victory over thetr "C'Oun trop~tes ~ded to contestants try.cousm" Karu~as CJIY Athletics placu~g first. socond and th1rd. while the Boston Red Sox c!rub- dulcd for the Kansas state faar in Hutchinson, Kas., Sept. 18 and 19 Eaae with an ALL·NEW Cultivating Team J ROLL-IN quick-hitehing'lim.pliftel mountm1 of tM 200 lleriea 2-row cull.ivator on the new Allie-Cbal· mers D·l4 Tractor. No rode, rope~ or bars to block tM way aa you 11tep abo&rd to the D -14 1118.t •. • or block your vtew ae you ~ dO'IIPD thefield Nalural''--ahead"viaion lets you -what you're doin.J: for better, fa.ter cuJuvatioa. , ALLII·CHALMIRI UUS ANO UIVICI wtLUAMSON FARM SUPPLY Clean up 011 oosts with • aew low cost lnternll• tlona1130~! Get the power and l'f4!isht ~.., binallon that opeedll every r:nediUiD-<Iuty "Utilo lty fob. Ask U. for a cled>onstration! , Meigs Equipment ' • Compony, •nc Whoro Quolil)' l• l'mmoJnt cur. 2nd olailButlernllt · ..r.f!DI•1'9Y· o.", .. !.:;;~~~~~~~~:~;;;~;::;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;; --:---=::--- Let'S• G0 Shoppmg ' I p• • Set For s..pt. 14 Date t; FOR All YOUR FENCING NEEDS RED BRAND FENa Middleport Feed Mill I I You'll be dollars r.• ahead with a All-Mash FHding Progro• --·--------------65 HOLSTEINS ' 65 Registered and Grades Ranging from 1st calf heifers ta 6 year olds Thts bemg our lith auctic.n, we are realh:mg the type of dairv animals you Uke and are making every effort possible to offer you those good profitable ones Cattle can be in.s~cted before sale day We mvite you to come and get acquLI.tnted and see- the type o! anJmahl we are selhng. Small calves sold Separately. T B. and Bangs le!tleB. Many calfhoocl nccinated Iloyt Gallaway & George .Mellott, owaers Stewart, Ohio Glen C..,-. WllliTto" Mich. & H•rold Gooclanl. a.rlettt, Ohio Auctloneen NOTICEI 4000 DEKALB 101 STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE! ' Reo,Jizlng that most peopl~ due to Low Markel Egg Prices would fail to start chicks even though the placements were as tnucb as 20% lower than 1956 and eag markets were going to be high in the fall of 1957, $1.50 each DON'T LET THIS CHAlliCE TO MAKE $3.00 PER BIRD PASS YOU BY, See Your Purina Dealer prove ap to or et.lL ••, sixty-mne S 1ft you~ 1 YO • •wtnea:Jits,.vrOJects wm iM:-•.:=~=::t~:::wl:.:·:.z::~~::';. I OR THEIR FRIENDS These DeKalb 101 Pullets will be 14 weeks old on approximately Sept. 5, 1957, and will be sold for These Pullets have been raised on Punna 1menan exbiblt fifty-eight anmals each. Tbe 4H sheep show fit the fair will tnclude 196 ewes, 14~ rams, eighty-one market. lambs and 10 miles eul of AtheiUI, 0., on routes 50 to 3%9, lhrnugh Guysville I mile; or 28 mile• west of Par· kersburg, W. Va. .. Commercial Feed, vacinated for foul pox, bronchitis and New Castle. 1 wtth 8:00 P.M., E.S.T. 4000 PULLETS WERE STARTED FOR SALE TO PURINA CUSTOMERS hundred bead of cattle I hog• and sheep would fill quite a barnY'8rd. Dt's the number.( of animals 4H boya and girls Will &bow at tne Ohio State fair Aug 1 23 tbn:tugh 30. Many ol the amJllals already have won blue ribbona at county fau'W. The tHers will bring more d&iry cattle to the fair than any other kind Of livestock-1M head -Including 202 ·Jerseys, ftflyfour Ayrshirea, 149 Guernseys, 194: Holsteins, eight Red Polls, for-ty-!IYe Brown' Swiss and thlrteen Milking 1Shorthorns. The bee! cattle which the youn gsters wm allow include thirty three Herefords, twelve Short norns and twenty.one Angus, plu~ 146 head of .steers. Those club 1 ban'ows and torly pens of thr')e Night Dairy Auction! Friday, August 30, 1957 1 ' Pork Producers Rutland, Ohio the Baltimore Orioles 4-{l TaYlor, Lawrence County. Many Mei!ls County people, both farmer~ and non-farmers, are planQing ~o attend .the World's so~~g~!re~.u ~h~e w~~ P:~~~ 1· Conservation ExpoBJtion and -.-Plowiq Contests to be beld near from the Extenswn SpedaList.> ] Peeblea, Ohio m Adams County In Marketing Infonnat10n for Qn SeptemtKlr 17, 18, 19 and 20. Consumers at the Ohio State U01 Olt Tuesday, September 17th vcnity, Columbus It'~ all about the Ohio State Contour and _Level variettes of fruits and vegetables Land Plowing G:ontest w1U be suita!ble for freetlng · For the frei!zer owner who IS h!dd1 W4;'!dnesdays feature will be the National Contour and Level really interested in C\.omplete in-~ Land Plowing Contest w1th winformat1on orJ the subJect, the ners to compete In Germany in specLahsl>i recommended the U 1958 World's Contests. S D A Hrune and Garden BulleThursda)'!l special feature wall ICDIC tm NQ 10, ''Home F'reezmg of : be the World's Plowing Contest Fl'u14 and Vegetables' available 1 in stubble with fourteen countries throu gh the Oounty E~tension participating, Friday. September "£ Agent 's offi-ce But, for a few 20th will be the World's Pl0wing quJck .suggestaons here are some Contest in sod land with fourteen A tractor \tpptng demonstra- variettes t» remember All have countries articipating. lion , a que en contesl and a hak- been found sUitable for (reeung, Each day there will be free ed ham d mner are among the and all are av.aliBble in quantity wagon toun which will cover " alrtraclt{)ns planned for lhe fmot in OhiO. Thls list mrludcs ~ee four and one-half miJe route annu11 J All Ohio Pork Producers kmds of fru•t and three kmds o! showing all manner of contour pic-nic Sept 14 at the Fayette vegetables Several varieties of practices, aeedJng, fertUizing, lim- county fairb'l'Ounds m Washing- each are approved bag pd other JCrOP production ton c H Apples- Transparent , Wealthy ptactlces. . The program will get underwa;. Duchess-all su1table for sauce Special events on Tuesday also lilt 10 a m ao::cording to Herbert and pies Include talent show and broad- M Barnes. Ohio State UniversJty Peaches (yellow)-Rcdhaven, east of !Everybody's Farm Hour. ext~nston swine speclali.st The Halehavcn, Elber-ta, J H HaJe, omo's Governor, C. William 0 ' tractor tippmg demonrtratton is GQlden Jl.l'bilee. Nell and Future Farmers, Future scheduled as a mormng feature. Peac:hes (white}-ChampiOn , Homemakers and 4-H Club talent Nammg a "Pork Queen" will Cumberland , Georgta Belle 1open the af.lernoon program Canand style shows Pl-ums-Damson, Re:i June The North American Sheep Dog didates for the honQr will Snap beans--Strmgless Green Society ~nd s_upreme Champ1on- gtrls belwe;;n Hi and 21 yean old Pod. Tendergreen , Pencil Pod, ship Tratls wtll •!so be held for who are 11 _. : 1.,. " In 411 ('ill'b work Blaclc Wax, Kentl!eky Wonder, J the first three days Wedneadays or in the Future Homemakers of High Score, King Green, Proces program will feature Secretary of Amertca sor. Agric:ultu_re_, Erza Taft_ Be~son and Ke~th E ~ycrs . cx!O('Uhve sec· Luna beans- Fordhook 242, Con tor the ladle! home hgbtmg dem- rctary of lhe National Swint- cenlrated Fordhook or otbet onstratlons, ~lyle shows and radto Counctl headlines the speakers' tAK!k seeded varieties. interviews. Thursdays specia1 pro- 1' t H~ u; scheduled to (alk a-t Sweet corn- Golden Cross Ban- , grams includes the dedication of m other aftcrnnG>n feat.ures tam VteJt.ury Golden, Tender-~ Cairn of Peac!, Queen of the .Fur- lncl~de a demonstratiOn of meat mos't. For lreezlng on the cob, row presentatLon and a oontmua- type hogs and pork cuts, a small ears or tht'!le varieties and , tion o ttheand home demon· 1tratlona ltylelighting ahows. Fri- ~lf"gr~e~Os~ed;;,;~•~g;;"~con~te~•~t~an~d;_;a~n~a~"~""_;a;;foo;;;;r~lh~,;;i;T;;;en;;;d;;e;;';;""';;;;;";;';;'~;;;;; P daYf,l program wW be highlighted by Roy Battlea Assistant to the Master of the National Grange u well 11 special demons;tration• on freezing of fooda with the Mastera Plowin& Banquet to wind up the acUvlties a.t 8:30 p.m. Stop In At The Middleport Feed Mill Tractor tipping demonstrations are 1cheduled for every day and apeclal 1hootlag exhibltiOd. by Kerb PtrBOM scheduled , for In WOVEN WlltE, BARB WIRE Thuraday and Friday. aiiiO STEEL POST Tbe Wa)' the tentative program looks any one or more days look1 Ute •n outstanding attraetion. Different bands appearing on tbe pl()grama include the Wri&:ht· We Do CUolom Grinding Patteraon Air Force Band, the MIDDLEPORT N. 2nd AVE. 102 plete United Stales Army Field Band ;:md the Women'a AJr Six.te~p e)'ebrow ptnc:ll-axcept not p&rilou~ em. their .,..... TkiQ' uM lt to Macko ba tarce attu ot ab1aJ ~· at. the "kMddne. • ._... .:...why not?" lllt&n01't uke4. "JUR u lema u theJI' 4Dn•t ..,....., Pennant Hopes I Prize Livestock To• Be Shown At Ohio State Fair IOlne In for heaYJ "" of the older men. that ,IOmetlmte bec:omu a pim MCIIIItyi lOme fooUIIl corporation~ have a t.ndency to ftre men wbo U't ~ 01' ~ 1DJ ln U.. trtae1... . . j e • "' • "' ~ IT WAS A BBOD', -tlJ', to Jto., t!>&t ~· dfa\¥1 t.ht U• aM)fll.ewheN on th1l ouU.,.ua 91 ~ HJiillltll. "You k~1f:.~t I ean't ttandtu lhe con1lde4 to Mft. ''lt.'l ' tol6rleu un pollioli·~ 'inen. I ••t know wlly, but I !l!lnlc ~·· &"Otng too te.r." I'm not aurt wbo Mta up JDie&nol'l'l ...... o1 nlueL "Al*>," added. "I doo't illlt ~" to wur lOll Of 'jeWt~zf or putlcularly pu4y elothea." Lttlt. bt uted, lbo14tntany, tll&t Itt... nore ~hu • hu•b&n!t (ber llfOOiUfl wtt.o .. adcely ¥1-tD tllt u~. pie.. turt ot the perfect man lht'l UJ----1. f-t~ 14nelt 10\il wtth pa)'inK hlir who 1ookat like tbt movlll' t4aa ot a ~~bud cblnnua. Mlae Kln•, a Nortll D&kotaa by blrUI, bu !li.en to tour DlvenltiM and hai two defi'HL She pe~ hu tralniHI a mwton ·ad. a ht.lt slrll lA the '\rte of chU"'Q aDd blauty lllld: dw'lnJ' u.t HCOn4 Wo~ld. war taqht a courq t~ atr bolltiiGi at the tTalvenlty at Southern Calltomta. Whln a woman like WI telll mt til&\ J'lbotpil ..,_. B·N -up, I-~. Wllloh l.o nol to - .1'10 101JW to ...,.. I~ Wllh Clio lljiiO _..., !~P.t..Uodenoi\Pnun"ul~'ll.> .;c • 1\l '" " " 1'Wdd& "' 1; · ' t 1 · • Pill iZZ ) , \ ! "fo\ 0 - '1 "' •". rayet.te 1 Force~and. Stone• 'lttd daubter,' Pirbtel;lprg, Mr. and Mrs. M~nill .J'OJU1.e~ children ~r -· CaUJp:olis, Mr. tud Mfa. N. 0. Weln, Mi. oiM !lfr8, Emil Knlihl, Mr. and Mrs. O«ln!o James and 'S4)n, ) The malu thNt month& aliO w SMITH LIADI IN JAILING ClU CAGO UP- Deteo(hnr eham 1 1 p1on Bob Sm.Jth of CJUcaao na m a commandin g lead at the P enguin mter-n atioo-al ullin,: t-hAmpLOn~hips after winnlna: both of Thursday's O pl'DI RI day r-aces. Burdette Helps Nail Down NE\V IN -FARMING -- -~ -~ -- d:~~e~u= 2; 1 ~nd b:h~~:-~ ~~o ~ea ~:~:~~~wt~a~:r=~ ~ t~: g~e;:!~nd Ti~~ia~s~w~~~· I • Cor. Seeond & MIQ been following the weekly aerial photo series ot week in easily identifying the Compton Poultry ' .. ROCK DODGE·PLYM(IUTH have Meigs County farms lost no time this past Farm at Langsville as _last· week's subject. Those who identified the f arm were: Connie At· kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. 0. Atkins, Chester Road; Ed Evans, Middleport; Mrs. Carol Pierce, Langsville; Carolyn Wells, Middleport; Ralph McCune, Rutland, Herman Grate, Rutland and Kay Compton Pomeroy. \ Deyeurlelldi. R. H.- Rawlings Sons Co. U>IO('Ia.t aon Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AuJ. ~. 1857~ - Tractor MatchFor ~H Members Scheduled Tod11y Dozens of (}!:her attractions also $2.~S qt. 8.30 oonar · A 'SCM"<itt4' ...t ' 9:00 Encor! p-hea1er 9 ·80 10:00 Returns To are planried for poultry buikhng vhiltors, ·accordJng to Malinovsky There'll be a poultry nur.aery with a baby qulil, pheasants, ducks, chicks and 11lrkt:ys and a glq Incubator where fair goers can watcb baby chicks emerge from the shell In one demonatl'ation hens will tbc eggs :111o visitors can see the yolks to show huw varloos kmds ,...~ 7"110 · J;,1i1Jj Lll\osa· ~h!" a·oo. .M¥jter,y_)'fie~'·~l' ~ ~~ WCHS-TV Chanrrel8 , Daily Sentinel Daybook ·................. ' ...... ..................... ••••e•• ........ . . ...., ........... .Jn•"-- I ,'''? "rWf -- ·-- - - - - - - ·, - 7·00 7:30 8·00 8:45 ............................ ............... . . . . ........................... ._,MI~tt~MttNHIWtttf. 8·00 WAtch Mr. Wltatd •1 ' Duck Slide tion ot prodl!ct. donated b1 ex· tli:JK.on E.K..h1btt.ll will Inclu de man ufacWred eq.ulpmll!a.t !lied ln lfW!ne prod l.lt!'tton MusJ.t for tne eve nt will be •up. ph~d by t~ Cllntoo County 4}{ club band Picnk l ptma:OM aff I th._. OhJO Comme rc1al Swme PrD- ( diK·en U!OCI.ah on .and the Pork 1 i ~ C1pt. GaJL;mc 11 00 True Stoey 1o :·~o I 30 • 8:25 Today m. te; .__ 600 9 .00 10·00 1030 11 00 1130 12 00 12 30 S1gn On JOO IIIIII~III!II!'~!!!!!!!!I!IJ!!lll!lll!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!![!!![!!![!!![!!![!!![!~!!!l!!!l!!ll!!!l!!ll!!!l!!!l!~!!!!!!!!~~!liJI~~ (Continued From P•oe o...l " I Genera] adml&&h:m 18 7D tt!nt~ for Ja~lctl Cor ln!m;i.. uiJnu aud d110r· adull.s. Obildrtn acrompanicU by derly enndu rt at th t• requ('St of adults are adwltted tree Middleport poilf'l' v... ,.dnuc'ay, Wlll rttle~t ~ C' c! un $~1 biJuil for ap· pearante bt•fnre Md)u r t-'lttht>r I . .' , ',\' Achievers Show .Skills At Fair ~wn wJtA 12,000 auunals 011 the iCrOund The fir~>t Nntwn~;~l Mer ~~ ·n cl vacuu m ~u 1 ( os_t' lo · 111 , r wn 1'Qill fJmeJtt w 11 lh1• lliii ~S ll'f' n· ~ ~·uc opN·a. llnn htul t up Am I111 Iunc ..~; ;I t ttl dodm·s waitr-d w~ - - • 1 (_Continued From One) ou~·u~~~~~c~t l~·l c :~~~~g 1:.~~~; 1 l< ~~~~ugh nt I hi' • • ntl'~lll'l' o r 1 1 11 ' 1unnc 1 T h1 , ~h uf l ~lupt ~ dr1wnw:~nl to. - ~55 :Compton Poultry Fann Identified By Aerial Photo Th.at popular duck slide, w1t i.1 its quactmg hl.'tle acrobats, will return lor an encore to the OhiO State ft.Jr t.hl'S year, sa~s Emil Ma)tnQVIky, Ohio State UniversitY e:trlenston pouHry spectalitl The slide which broughl smile~ to hu'ndreds l)f ~ .,ung ,.nd n-ot-soyoung race!! at the faar last )'enr Will Gperate each day of the fair Augusl 23 throueh 30 at the poultry building on the fairgrounds, Malmovsky aays. The shde works llke tbia . Ducklin-gs climb a tad- ~ der to • feed trough. jll3t big enouglr tor on(! bird at a bme As the first duckling starts to eat, ; the one behind him moves up, 1 gtves the fttst blrd a pu1n and sends him down a slippery chute I moo a tank of watur The process continues, with one bird aft4i!r I another skidding down the shde IT CAN TAKE A 8:00 Life on the Farm The aiternaUve to th1s pn vat e e nterprise -- -- - - - - - -system is stagnatlon and a n economy in re · NEW HEAVEN 8:30 Captain KangaroO The Chrtshan Endeavor of the verse, litera1Iy drying up To America-ns this nev Roy G Ellu of lhe Me- 1 Morning Star EUB Church will 9.30 MIJt.t~ Mouoe j'llyMuW ' I lhO(!J st Chureh had as week~ud 1 bold thelr regular busmess meet ' is unthinkable Its ultimate elld is a stmp e ,g uests at the pat-son~ge and al11u me Salurday al 8 p.m ,m the 10:00 Lucky 8 Ijancll peasant, trading in kind, society t~t lh<.! local park . fo1 a pacnlc ' · basement o! the church !O:JII It's A Jilt " It may -be that implement companies need lunch at 1~2 noon bJs mother, Mrs I .Mrs John Hanly has returned -. 'J Elw.t H. .Elha und brother Ia·wu1 home after serv1ng as .tndwr .J;C· ' .. ' 11:00 Bl! 'l'op to acquire a greater sensitiVIty to the ups and a•tJ wtle of Huntm~ton, hL~ ne 1 creation leader last 1 Wel'k at . downs in what the farmer gets for his pro- pttcw, lrwm Jr · Wlfe and daugh Canlers cave 4-1-1 Camp In Ja.ck· 12;00 . Iy a g rea t er fl ex - tl1 r, 11Charlcs_tdn Mr and Mr ); t son• County Campers > " ncludod . th e mark et Certam d uc t s 1n £ 1 M 1 •t ' 12:80 \o n a 1 L o n~ .. r am " rs I Brown Countlt'll Junior Achlenr~ those high school ibtlity in prices for agdcultun• tool s , geared .I ;Jtll l ~ G 1 X 11nd Mr aud Mrs 1 )'d\lngaters from 1.$ to 19 who learn 1 1 to the farm market , should ma ke these latgl' 13ct t Fos le · and dau~hl e r of I GDiden Wedd.lnv 1 iW,out t,h.e American tYJtem of buu .. 12 45 Baseball Preview J iu nll ng ion, Mr und Mr~ Urvtlle Mr and Mrs Griff Russell ha've l1f\a 4-Q!jl, flnance by creatln1 and op~ 12.5~ Game of the Wefk corporations less frequently a tat get for cnt - ll Ell1 ~ · '& nd Gan ey, Pl Pl cas<l n l. Jnvtted fri4:nds and relatlvea tq t4r~gftaelrown manuf~cturlngand icism. It should have other ben efits as well, Taooper a nd Mrs K II Eilts and sttend the celebratlon of their ae00 ~ Q}.~ub~ for ·~~ 4 00 Silrl~o, Handicap .tn a more conststen t Ieve I of 1rnp Icmcn t pro- KL•tn ty, Pt'Jncclon. W Va ; Dr Golden Weddmg annlversa..., on lh,.l n time al e o taM 430 The Ead)' Show , R d 1 1. l Sh ·~ • year. ,m1 1 n1n; an e ay or nnd . e1 I Sunday, August 24. Open House· 5:00 You Are Thet~ duction . There would be less t hanc e of .an- Ia, Pt Plcns,mt , M•· a nd Mrs Wm ~ wtll be held at the Russell real6.00 Mr. District Attorney other 1929 when everything !h e farrn e1 R t.Jl!.s and chtl dr (' n Pt Plt·a s· l dcnee from 2-4 o'clock ,tnt Juhnnac Uti uf 1'111e Ct ovc 6:30 Bucc:.necrs bought stayed high and everythmg th e farm- 1 w v ~ · cnrt•tNn EnM.tv~»r 1 er sold wdpt dirt cheap, U not ~heaper . _ _ __;. _ ~ -· ·' ~~~>. · ·- :..:_ 7·011' tilE Jl~~'lfil\-\nte Sho" T)te result was what the books called over 7·1\0 T~J~O Foc The Money production Really , it w.tsn't It was merely 8:00 GaJe storm Show productJou over what could be sold at the prices asked £rom the farmer 8;30 SRO Playbous_e, ; ~ 900 l]nrlercurrent ' ·, Undoubtedly many Meigs Fat mers wtll go P:SO\ P\tntb!nime Qui; Guru::moke •..,• ~ 9:00 to·oo Newa to Peebles in September They'll st•e the very lO:OIIi Scanning the Weather 9·SO t'"olden Playh~~ • : " latest results of applied reSearch in a g rieul 10.]() 1'he ; _,te Show EW YORK-M"" lilleano"l!loiJ, a Uvloc 4oU 10:00 l'be Late Show Newt ' t';re. And they may re<all too that only in I: who ht.l WJ'I1tefl Gtlkk W Qlamqr, with .uc:h vital tecUoftl u "Nine WaJ• to Develop lnvltlnC America can s'Uch advances he seen . conre iv- I Eyes" 41'4 "l.t Techniq\IH tq Make ~our 1-J:pt --'-~'::-~--- .o.WI"'-ed, produced . 'and sold only in America More ~Mil;rt," boWled. throUfh ~atlftl1. tll• ' Ohio Stale Fair (Contlnw&. ,rom One) f'r! - i ' Saturday- Chtnnel3 Friday ' Ul. - { iness corporations can conce i ve, desi gn , build . test, produce in quantily, and then merchan · dise the equipment that h:l s modernized and - i I I Othl'r s - .John Deere Plow CL.tlpany, Minne«po!J s-Molin c Company (new hog self-feed - - -' UP- L<IIJb QWn Of Lulna:tan, ib~A , con-tinued bls fiominatlon ol the ll<H!J.ua intemaUonal yacht cbarnolon.s.hipa Thunday. wmnlns IW aetond victory in • row la _My 1'ttn and piling up 18 point• TELEVISION· GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChanP1el3 · '" • 'WJWJ:rrE, • • 1 be - - ,' - 1 lis Chalme rs Cnmp,a ny, showmg a mod el of a nu clear power plant expressly designed to produ ct• electriCity. the urst in the lJ S, Th e Goodyear Tire a nd Rubber Company Other companies that will on hand wtth full l1nes of their products. are the MasseyHarn s Ferguson. Inc, Ralston Purina Com pany (showing a cow 25 t!!!les larger than ltfe size ), American Breeders Service. Thomas lndustncs. Inc , Seaman-AndwaiJ Corporation, Cummins Rngine Company (with diesel enginE's for farm tractors), Mowrystown Brick and TllP Company Ohio Seed Improvement Assodatio n - ! i •' dropping prices for fa r m products an d stable or rising costs of the too Is and se rv1 ees he must buy to operate in Jlt llt c re:~ s i ng l y m ech anized age The Peebles show indicates, in ,, clea r wa y. one Qf the reasons - nght or wro n g, in the I long vtew, we are not rnoposmg to argue - why implement com pan ies set·k to stabili7.P and raise prices of what they SC'll Asid e ftom their absolute need to ret u1 n ea r run gs to i:1eir stockholc!ers, or go out of husmcss, th ey mu st spend huge sums on scJ enliii C rC'sea Jr h Lo Improve thelr products New machines Will be s ho w ed :.1 1 Peeb les that make farm efhciericy greater , th t• orc tt- ~ cally making Jt poss ible for farmer s to mvest ha•rd-earned eapital jn the ne~ equipm ent No one else in the world ex cept the giant bu s Manufacturers who w11I be represented are '· f, --- -- . ..... 'I GUtN'I Y...J.T LIADI I. The farm implement l vm" a-mes of te n a r e accused of squeezin g t he fa rmer between are makmg fmal plans for the four day contest · CI S) . y If you've wa ded tluough 11us h~ t of Bus l· ness Ameri cana which ey l' s th e faHr.er for 1ls annual dividend s to s\o(kholders, no dou bt you have re ceived a Uefm ile 1mpress10n of B1gness These are th e g 1a n t comp ames of Amenca that make farm too ls, pro v1dc sc1 v1ces for agri cuJture, 01 s 1p f1om t h e fri nges of the farm economy on dis play more '· han a million dolla rs worth of fa rm an d mdustnal equipment. • DEliNQUENTS I J • Thl~ Is Am eri<a Me1gs countian s who go to the 1957 Wor ld s Consen •JtJO n E.xpositJon and Plowing eun tPsls 10 be held tn Peebles. 0, Sept 17-20, will not only see lht' world 's best in conservatwn practices a nd plowmg competibon. but also will have the opp01 tunity to see demonstrated and ... ' 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0·, Aug 23, 1957 ', OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. YOUR PURINA DEALEil. Phone 3571 Racine, Oblo POMEROY nine entries in tbe junior com- lf .iPhiiilolln;.;eioii0i8••a•••lll••~ ___..,...aOiiilliiii•~~'!;!~::.:~: - .. mor<ld lnlldt ella -:.. ;<Jf!lll • 0 • - 1 �f ( • - - -- --- Peebles Sbow Will Demonstrate To Meigs Visitors What Agricultural Com ponies Are Doing In Applied Research Some 80 manufacturers will parhctpate and thet r representatives already have visited th.e 2.500 ac re site on the Ressell Webb rarm and the lnternatwnal Harvester Company , with its new remote controlled 450 tractor , the AI 011 Company, Cleveland 'I'renchet Company, DeKalb Agricultural As· sociaLJon , A 0 Smith Corp . (Harvestore crop s t oragp strudurc that can be used to mechanil~e feeding operations), Armco Drainaee and Metal Products, Inc, Garwood Industries Inr , Portland Cement Association ' More - Trans-World Airlines, Inc , Gehl Brothers Manufacturing Company (nt!w selfpropelled and forage handling box), Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, The Ameri· ~an Jersey Cattle Club (several outslandmg .fe~seys), Peebles Monument Company, The Ohver .corpor·ation, Cabana Nlltria (showing a ge nume nutria which is a rodent-IJke animal that produ ces fine, sort, beautiful fur giving the ladi es a chan ce to see where th~ir next fur coat might rom(! froTH,, Central Brahman Breeders ' As ~nciatJOn, PCoples BrOadcasting Corporation , Tuxedo ~·ceds (two new hog feeds and a new catllc feed) And finall y ~ Farmer Feeder Company (co~plPt r Chore-boy pipeline nulkmg system), Mariett.t Coucrete Corporation , Pease Woodwork Company, Deane 1\gncultural Service Babson Brothf'rs Company {milking jn lDHi and in ID51 r ompared), 'and Burch Plow Works, Inc continues to imp ro.v e a g n cu It u re Citie s Service 15 Rescued t, 1 ~ufr• t.v Elf-ctrlc molo k , 11 vc n l li~llo 1 f r ~ c pt l(' tunnel 1 111 0 ll~ r ~tltu n, but 1n(• 1; S f:l~~~~ f'.ltJ 0 'lilt' ~ rush f'rl Udiltl lon u l ra ns Hlld ~m okc> I'),C(' tor I!<Juipm('n J ttl lht• ttw All cl( henv Itt , , ~ c~w, nem htn•' l'ark s e~ tl 1 c( 1111 1 c lll gh 011 0 t ,,. raty 1 1 I lured mo ~beep rd <thOU I h rl 'If;· 1h•v;•l ' 1 • 1 II 111 1 ang)C Of !l i t ' Thr l tlnm·l t, part o r u mul ti Jnlllll mtllaon doi J.1r ~~·wern~:e dtS· posa l pro1• ('t tuHin t· nn •lrucllon fur \hr- p~ .~t .!'llr h.~ th1• Aile• r.h t•ny l lmrl l} ~:utt t 111 1 authority. Tiw Jl 1'11 JN ' \ lll \l >lv(·~ r ona LrtJe· tlon o( mt l l'~ nf f! ll J.: I' tunnels, some• r nf ...thl' tll ru tt 111ng h u ndr ed~ ~ o r N' t uo.'ll t'al h l h t• ~ urrace and un1 1cr the AJI••w: h1· u) and Monongahcla r wen - • dley C,ourt Grm Saturda y nlwht Charlt's Sl'olt , 61 . Lour: Bottom, ha111 been rulc1u;r d on 5300 i>Oncl from 1 charwe of u~s~u 111 and bat· t•m'- He II• bl)un ~ 111 Hw ~t~roand Jury . 1 '·il . \ i I I; 1 RomJ.er Roon The Price is .klabt Sl~n 8 .30 Cirele S Rancb On 9 SO Gy11li!J lll :OO.. Fllt'J - Truth or Conseqw.encer Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Yov. i'e.J and Jinx . - ... • , _,. - . Current 11 SO J)etecflve'a Diary 1 12•00 i!'orei?n rn.tr!gue My L:t.Ue Margie Bride and Groom t·oo lfatii\C'e Thealet 3·00 QlleE!ll J'or A .Uty 3 : 4~ Modern RQmallCU 4•00 Comedy Tl:one 4:30 Movietime 5.30 Popere- Presenta .!5 '46 News Picture 6:00 Wild Jlll1 lllckok 6:30 We:ttD'!lCtiSt I 6·3~ Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 7 :00 l{uds~m's Journal 7·30 IJfe -ai lJ,Uey 1 8 ·1)0 Tr J Jusenh Cotlon Show 8 '30 Rig ~lo)ment HO Cavalt.adt of Sport1 9 · 4~ Red Barber's CC'Tn~r 10·00 Fedenl Men 10 30 N'ews Heal1llne1 !0:4() Nltewa~ch 12 00 To.1ight 1.00 Sign Off • 12.30 llfv t.l,Jie Mauie 1 ·oo Baseball ....'••MppyMLM•• 4 30 Ffopa 1·Jnll' Cassld1 5·00 Get set, GO 5·:m ~ports 5·45 News Picture .. pw............. .............. hie. Eve ·g :~o · ~itu'r:Jiv · Ni.,;~t ~ J'immle Dean Boston Blac!de Capt.LIA Kanaaroo C'BS News 8:55 Local News 9:00 Fnd Waring 40:30 Strike U lutn 1100 News • Jl •10 Weathe-r 11:" Love of Life 11:30 Search tor TOD.lOI'J'DW 11·4~ Guiding Ught 12:00 KaUe'& Kitcl-te1 12:30 As the World Turn. 100 Beat Ute ,Plock l 30 Houseparty 200 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 ·00 trlghter Day 3 .15 Secret Storm 3 30 E'.lgc of Night 400 The Enly Sbov. '30 You~ !:sM Reportea · 5 45 Spc1s Jlnade 5 ~5 Weathe..man 600 !ft.Ie Wel"lfs' News in Revue ~-~~ ltfou11lb l:clwardli · 6 30 Playbouse or Stars 7 00 W~t hint Story 7 30 Destiny 8 00 Mr Adams and £ve 8•30 Hla:b,.ay PatrDl new f.~y WJEH N - - ~- ------..- ~ -- - - 1land, Aug"'' I A co orful midway with nCo\' ~ttrnc1i o ns , commercial and indus tnal <'XhlbHs, tlemoo..tratlons of Ollio tndu1Lry In ac tion may at 90 be se~n Ohio ranks second In Ihe natwn an valut! of lt1 JndustJ·Iai pr.tutu<'IS a ~ well as 1b high ngrt· r u Ill\ll'fl 1 po11, n11 D.1 Harill'~~ rating wlll be held '''h ,..yOfl , 1nj'. lo' 11lr~Ot.'tl will gat n ('10~ look Ul Ohl , -• It o s 110vern.mcn I lilnt ! vat• \ou~ 8',{CnC'iC! The CommJ~dnn for the Blind will £1bplay th(>' work of bllnd per!tnns lt!'lliped ' by state funl'lot Ohio'~ elec-tion rn chint!ry will be ('XplJilned b~ Sccrtllllry ot State Terl W Brown '11lt• ne,port'menl o-f Natural A:r•· ..uurccs put on one of lt.s most elaborate djaploy~ evt'r with 'live .. d th l•eeT" o er 1111 1rna ts pou• d 1'l r~llc•s or their natural sill'· r.oundlne~ Sen Fr11nk J l.JauM-he D-Dhio hope11 bwJnoss will be 1h1ck in the Senate next WednesdAy 10 I - - -· - 10, Mrs - - - Aug'u~t - - .I•'"'" "'"''"· n .. AugU!;t 16. Pnul Rtty Havr-n !•lOw wllJ also be feu - - l7 Mr1:1 LUMBER aad SUPl'LY Blonde Beauty First Judge Of Livestock CLiffl~ lin. llaorlet~ NniU. Admlqlons· Race Hill, Lang•· Tbl &ral woman fudge oi llve-stocll ville, Ohio, Auauet 13! ftobert Hart, Lltr.rt, Obio, Au.l!at 13; Ia \he b.iltory of the Ohio State F11h Mra VIola 'Irene -C'undiU, Syra- .W lbvede the domain of men at the l8B'J ..1)011Uoo tn ColumbUI Aulil cuae, AuJu.tt 1&; Mra. Sblrley De- 11-JO renOOreer, Pomeroy, ~\liU :>t US; ll Mrs. Maw-1~• NevUie or 'Mr• A~rea J'effera MlntnviUe, tellll1flte, lnd~ • tlrlkinR blond• who :-bu DI'OYt'd ber tn('ttl• In her own --- The Daily Sentind e. ~- ~try-O•vteu Countv ratr IQnOI'II ~d 11,1 .f'urdut Ur.J• "'· • klr DIUiaRiment upeeta Quite • ~ when Mra Nevtlle 29-yeAr·old DBVOTI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON Alti!A m~t of two, ltl!J)ll lnlo the urena IICHA~D S. OWIN- GINIIAt.,.~NAOII 10 iudp Yorkshire boo Monday, UYNOI.D I. GRIINI- IDITOl AI#(Wit 2fl at 8 am Clltttw L. Tonnohlll. ltoN Wrl\!r, 1f0rit> 1411o• AI 1 lt\ldant ln animal busbar,dry advertllhll repreaentatl\'4!1, JMKtiAeW·Kimball. rao. 162' at 1\udue la$1 Wlrller 'lln1 wo11 the New YoM City, 16, N.Y. tucktn~~: contest over IR1 me-n leeOild e1&11 IUIJIDJ m&tttf o1t tht DOll oftkt It Pum e.ttle a4d plae«t- hl~h m tht swln• JUrl JrJnR • cont.ett She " the douahte1 of the laW J•u Andr.,w onct orcl!ldenl of &he lnttmatlonaJ Llvntock E:~~pos1 .. Uon ai ChltllfitO $he he1 husband uad cblldren llve on • !arm nMr Wayett. where th~v have • htrr.e a.rd ol l'ellttennt Yor!r;.fhan ben OOftaldet"eet iiJYitlnJ', bf mettu. '"''hil .. truet You laid thtat• 1 dei:IWI4t4, blanehtn.r. "Not only llli It true," nk'l the lmpert:urbl.ble J:,ltQon, u ~ dlnarily chic woman with a arown· daughter who onet plqt4 Rheta BuUer'a child tn 0otw wu• tM WJttd', "but my clellftl ..,. IMlal' carried oul You know, t~tc:aJif rm a --beloUty c~ theae' da.ya I'm bein• conaulted mort al1d more .,,. ZllUl who want to know what color ba" to wtar. Wb&t OOIOr P'fteakt ~up \hat i&. aon. Face taetl. The woricS la mo'llnr on." • It waa pretty unl&ttnng. Blue t)'e&IUitl, r)l wtar. ~· . _ •• , oc:caalonally. I ilfe carrMd a wallCIDJ lUck OQ rar. oooWa. But pance.ke m,.kt·UP. Gee, ftllt.n. , 1 CHANNEL 13 fi!WA i Daily !~;~ 5~:.~:"''"' Ia LNrnlna 12:00 1:1:30 l.HI 1:30 1:30 4:00 on 990 On Your Radio Died • • • "MEN," DIOOIAI\ZD >11811 K.-llle ...,.ed to II&)' tho wont wl~ • 1ucb reltah-''are becomtnc mor. and more cona.efol.ll ot ft.ll44JountQ. It probably tn e:tart.ed wtth the tntrocluctloD on a Wide ~eale of deodort.htl and coiOJ"ne tor mea. ' "Now you'4 be aurprflod at the awn bet of JDU a lNI'I* make-up. Why, I onc::e wu rtcht next to former~ 'I,"Nm..0114 " ~u know l\lol,1 Ao ha4 on what cou14 C!017 ~op,t ..,.. ~'!"" Factor'a I!I~N? l rueU'l'\e r.aya~ hu the exeuM ol MS'Iftl IW1 ~ It tor televiPon-but It c alnly p.ve> hbil c Ant, . ~. ~ looktnl' oompJexiQrl. I don' aM what'a trroDI .... ~ ai ~"· • l tofd Eleanore I k~tew men WWt .,.~ tt ~Mtfted aJmc,a Ill• dec:eot ,for them to lllaunt It SOmehow It Ncolntl waraea MON. ..,.,y•re cetUlll a lot Y~r." idlt llkll MlmlJ, ~.ndl o1 them 1oft Ulllll' lotion tor their )l.p,cJJ U.4. Ulwt'1 a . . , II:INJ ot J1'M.HP&Int make-up In 1Uck farm UW'a ..UinC .,., lll&' tt.t tbtm. It'• a wonderful thlq', you know, lor bt&\'7 drlnhllw w~ Jt4 ' ' Uberace Tbe Gretchen Wade Show 11:89 Sign 011 Neighbors 1:00 MBvi..;S Movie Matinee <American Bandstand 4 00 Eible Time CV(00~ Club • 8:00 Mlekey Mouse~ , 5.00 .Two Gun Playhouse 8:00 Five Star J'iul 6:00 Leta Talk It o~r 6' 15 J'ohn Daly IP.... .)le NIWI 6:30 Rln Tln Tin 6:.30 News Review 7:00 11m Bowie ., , 6:45 Peraonal Prof!~ 7:30 ... 1aco Kid 8.00 ' I Searr.h tor Adventure I :SO Date With the A.naela 7:00 Billy Graham 9:00 .Frankie Lane :00 T ' 9:30 Hlr.,_ 'hnall>a B, 'FH L> """"'6 Jl!•lli ~ 10:00 Newa bt tbe ''NI!Iht ,,; ; ll!tcr':j TIIJ C,oll"\n' ~· l•J!Il.. 10:10 Theater 13 10:00 ~tb Century Theater 1L:30 Sign Off 11:". .Late News ----=------- Writer Wtio_...., Saturday- Chllqnef ll . Olin_lngraha11 !'~:u;u I Demonstration will break open thefeed eg.s can so ihlluence visitms ean the o! egg see quality differences In youlk colors. One display will feature a pen of rats ted nothing but e'gs smce weanmg a-ge. It i5 designed to demonstrate, saya Mahnov.aky, the nutritive value of eggs Another dtsplay wiU show the chemical composition of cces There will - be ' demonstratiobs on proper metbOOs of washinJ;: and grading market eggs. Fair Fai-r goer.s may try their egg· gradmg skills, ~hen have thear work checked, bY experts. Two exhid>Jts will stress pooltry meat!. One will com-pare meat type broilers of yetterday with th08C of today and tomorr.ow The other wlll show the nu•ritive value o! turkey meat, with special emphasis on its low CllliorJes ' - content. . II~ Croslllncl Feinalii - ~~~=====~ . LEAD ON MRY COUNT New pnd Used ' MOWING MACHINES lor ho1<hln1 • • productlot , _r 111nr••• ...,......... ...,...... HAY RAKES -~ ~o-lt..e • New Holland BALERS FULtON-THOMPSON ' Fleming Hatcheries TRACTOR SALES Nols011vWo, Ohio Phone 419- Pomeroy -;:;;:;:;;;J :'! 1955 "· ' -,----- aome, and r don't know bow m:r llpe po.uibJw could be made I,DOl'e upreutve-but therw wu another aubject l ~d to chew ov.-r wttlt. El ... nore. MIM K. (priVately ahe'a Mn., Herbwt x.1o. mua, h41r huban.d bemg head ot Tecbldoolor cor.. poratlon) hu been noMine It ·~ that aaeft ahould J'O tn a UUle more tor the ue of oot- noaea." MA.IOl!l &n ] . ·-. WHTN-TV 9"-annel13 ' . 11:.50 ~J.m. ~~~~~~~iii~~~~ • rd Ave. Saturday- Chan~ 8 - -- ' AU four ot my eyea Palsy daily I moment. NL'W •n I heGttcs "" ,~ou 'h• tal•. open ' at 6 a. m ,.l' Whittangt(ln , Mlr!dkrwrl Au g u ~l 18, Mrs Ruth Hna\('L Htt{'lnl', Aug. ust 19 Btrths A son , T ! moth~· R ~y to M • r an.· Mrs G,•oagt• W ( uncllff, Syracuse, on Au gust 1~ 1 A snn, Jlmm v Lt•e, lo Mr and Mrs J.tmes HuhNt Det•rnlwrgcr, Pomeroy , on Au,.::u!l1 ltJ A !!On, Wtllard HO\', II , to Mr und Mrs. Wlllm·rl Ray J c ffl'l's, Minersville, on Augu!lt Hi A ,qon to Mt• uud Mr~. l'harl f's Wh tl 1mg 1nn , '' u Ill f rport , on o\u g· us! 18 Mel!s County other day on blr way to Eun;~pe M4 ~- r4~ht4 out one ~ .,m an4 Jant,e;\ Jwr clowD fw • I w: VALLEY ,• T -------,-- FRIDAY ' Adllenture Theater News ~md SporN' Hecdlhl., Nltewntch ' 12 30 Sign Off 10·10 Ohio Fair DODGE _Hardtop Lancer 2 Dr. Radio, Heater and Powerflite Readers Of the ' Dally Sentinel who • Mei11 County; T. R. Mossbarge and D. C. Prie1tley, Gallia Cou~; ·Beef and Averill Wiseman and c. E. C. E!. ILAkiSL••· County Avrlcultur•l Atrtnt The Southea&tern Ohio Cattle Improvement Aaottation t~ cooperation with the Athena Livestock Sales Company, the Ohlo Valley Livea~ock Comttany and the Agricultural Extemlon Service will hold its eiJht annual Feeder Calf•Siies thll f~L The date• set for the two sale1 are October ht at Atben» ~nd October 8th at Gallipolis, atoordlng to Paul Baer, Secretary of tb'- aseocialion. The calves will be brought to the yards the dty before the sale for welghln~ and grading. Con~gnmenb to the -sale may be made by contacting a~ director& o fthe aasociatiqQ loc;a\~ in ¥'the counti~s of Athens, M'elfs,' :V,~D,ton, Gallia, Lawrence or nei~&'bboring counllcs. Calves consigned · must be of bee( breedtng Bull.t and dairy calves wiU not be ~cepted:. AU bt!oef calves -dtopped ·after ·'~::;~:~~ 1, 19G7 with ' .IJlin\inum '\1 of 200 pounds rna~ be consigned Wl~b the .st\Ortlic~ 8f puture this summer' dUll! .to the drought it should pay eoQslgnors well to have the ealvee Oh creep feed in the past14re. , The last eight years have lfcen a contmual imProvement (Jf the quality In the calves as well as In the number o! calves corul!gtied, Reports tndlcate that a minimum of 500 calves wlll be available for sale at each sale point Additiona! calves may be consigned up to the capacity of the yards, It IS expec~d that the same grader w11l work both sales placmg the calv~s in uniform Iota based on weight, quality, tondl· hon and horned or dehornl!d cattie Directors who arc handling the aSsociation a!falts this year inelude President, Tom Ran~lls and George County; c. F.Henderson, -creamer andtVinton 0. C. Chapman, • AthenS County; Paul Baer, Secretary and ROl .Mil:er, aonoM COST Middleport 1ft !'••• -'- • lxlr""""t!J' f• ......,.,..., Jolo• I • hh.xe cutll,_. ...It .,.lloMio ··. o T~nkol for I It, and It btoom,_ too obvtou. J "For a Ion& Umt. of eourH, mea have bMil dytq' u.,&t llalr. WIUt O....Oth ~yo!o:t<ullo • ehe -.....s Ia- n, , · ;•~ I' \ !, \ 1 ...loft i..diOii.t - · iD4taJ .xm. urday. Markel lambs and bar· T'CfWS will be held in auctioru 'flehedttled ' for Saturday evenmg Judgrng or daiov cattle in the junlar hvestock show t~:tarts Mon da.y, August 2~i and runs lhrough ~1'hursday J:udging of ~f bTeedlng classes also fi'tart.s Monday Steer JUdgmg Is scheduled for Tuesday and a '4H and FFA steer sale f<>r Wednesday evemng. Sheep blockmg and tnmming contests for 4 H and FFA rr;tembers are set fur Friday, August 30 in the sheep barn BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS .1nG FEUJ,L!IZER NPWI I Sugar Run. Flour Mill · f Mulberry Avo, ·Pb011e !50 .' 'c Pomeroy NEW Cultivating NEW 'V OkK UP- Adrl ! ew Bu rdl'tte to the reaJ(>ns UJ(' Mtl wa ukee Brave• are s1ea d1 ly drt\ tng thOAe nul.s anlo lh!' co Ff m.~ of thear NllllOnal League n vaL~ It was J~U1 a bo ut thia ltrnl' ;~ ye-ar a ~;:o that th e contro ve-r:.tal Ftfty or the state'' be et 4 H 1 rlgh l ha nder w ent mlo .a tatlsptn tractor dra vtl r.s will com-pete 1n a tllat co ntributed t.o the Br a~es lractor o'perator'11, ccrnteft Augu:9'1 11aJiure to wtn thl! flag Le w f tn 23 .at the Ohio Stale tau! tshed th e 1~ sea:oon w1th o~ The !!Vent w11l be • Youth Da y 1 IIHO r ecord but he won onl;. Cea.t ure of the fair and Ul sche- 1t hree game.i after Aug 22 a1; the du led for 9 30 a m . touth of the Bra vet falt ered 1n the .!ltrelrh ]Un!Or hvestoc.k arena The con testants, all couuty w1nner.s, wtll 1 lt appean that lhere 'll be n<) represent approxunately 1.900 late slump this ;.ear, however Ohw 4H members enrolled in trac for Burdette, who wh~..pped tA 2 lor mamtcnance projootll Brookly n Dodgers . 6-! Thurs rla;. Those part1c1pattng In thr con m ~hl to keep the Braves ' 611:! tc~t will t&ke a written exa- game lead mlact The St Lou1 ~ mlnatliln · conslStmg of fifty Canhnals beat the Phtladelph. <J quewttons on tractor mamt.ena-nec Ph1lhes, IJ..l!i. the Pittsburgh P;r anrl safety , drave a tractor Wlth al~ dealt Lhe _cu)CmnatJ Redle g~ side dehvcry rake attached tnru the•r lOth stnught loss S.3 and an obstacle course mcluding a the New York Gtant~ defeated gate wnaeh is two inche$ wider the ChlC'ago Cubs, S.2, ar. the oth than th.e rake · •back a 4-wheel er N.ahonal League games. tratler 1nto ~ abed one foot New York Yankees mcrea.:; wtder than the trailer edThe their A.mencan ~ague Jprea,l Contest wannen wiU be an· over the Chtcago White Sox with nounced about 12:30 p. m and an 1 H victory over thetr "C'Oun trop~tes ~ded to contestants try.cousm" Karu~as CJIY Athletics placu~g first. socond and th1rd. while the Boston Red Sox c!rub- dulcd for the Kansas state faar in Hutchinson, Kas., Sept. 18 and 19 Eaae with an ALL·NEW Cultivating Team J ROLL-IN quick-hitehing'lim.pliftel mountm1 of tM 200 lleriea 2-row cull.ivator on the new Allie-Cbal· mers D·l4 Tractor. No rode, rope~ or bars to block tM way aa you 11tep abo&rd to the D -14 1118.t •. • or block your vtew ae you ~ dO'IIPD thefield Nalural''--ahead"viaion lets you -what you're doin.J: for better, fa.ter cuJuvatioa. , ALLII·CHALMIRI UUS ANO UIVICI wtLUAMSON FARM SUPPLY Clean up 011 oosts with • aew low cost lnternll• tlona1130~! Get the power and l'f4!isht ~.., binallon that opeedll every r:nediUiD-<Iuty "Utilo lty fob. Ask U. for a cled>onstration! , Meigs Equipment ' • Compony, •nc Whoro Quolil)' l• l'mmoJnt cur. 2nd olailButlernllt · ..r.f!DI•1'9Y· o.", .. !.:;;~~~~~~~~:~;;;~;::;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;; --:---=::--- Let'S• G0 Shoppmg ' I p• • Set For s..pt. 14 Date t; FOR All YOUR FENCING NEEDS RED BRAND FENa Middleport Feed Mill I I You'll be dollars r.• ahead with a All-Mash FHding Progro• --·--------------65 HOLSTEINS ' 65 Registered and Grades Ranging from 1st calf heifers ta 6 year olds Thts bemg our lith auctic.n, we are realh:mg the type of dairv animals you Uke and are making every effort possible to offer you those good profitable ones Cattle can be in.s~cted before sale day We mvite you to come and get acquLI.tnted and see- the type o! anJmahl we are selhng. Small calves sold Separately. T B. and Bangs le!tleB. Many calfhoocl nccinated Iloyt Gallaway & George .Mellott, owaers Stewart, Ohio Glen C..,-. WllliTto" Mich. & H•rold Gooclanl. a.rlettt, Ohio Auctloneen NOTICEI 4000 DEKALB 101 STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE! ' Reo,Jizlng that most peopl~ due to Low Markel Egg Prices would fail to start chicks even though the placements were as tnucb as 20% lower than 1956 and eag markets were going to be high in the fall of 1957, $1.50 each DON'T LET THIS CHAlliCE TO MAKE $3.00 PER BIRD PASS YOU BY, See Your Purina Dealer prove ap to or et.lL ••, sixty-mne S 1ft you~ 1 YO • •wtnea:Jits,.vrOJects wm iM:-•.:=~=::t~:::wl:.:·:.z::~~::';. I OR THEIR FRIENDS These DeKalb 101 Pullets will be 14 weeks old on approximately Sept. 5, 1957, and will be sold for These Pullets have been raised on Punna 1menan exbiblt fifty-eight anmals each. Tbe 4H sheep show fit the fair will tnclude 196 ewes, 14~ rams, eighty-one market. lambs and 10 miles eul of AtheiUI, 0., on routes 50 to 3%9, lhrnugh Guysville I mile; or 28 mile• west of Par· kersburg, W. Va. .. Commercial Feed, vacinated for foul pox, bronchitis and New Castle. 1 wtth 8:00 P.M., E.S.T. 4000 PULLETS WERE STARTED FOR SALE TO PURINA CUSTOMERS hundred bead of cattle I hog• and sheep would fill quite a barnY'8rd. Dt's the number.( of animals 4H boya and girls Will &bow at tne Ohio State fair Aug 1 23 tbn:tugh 30. Many ol the amJllals already have won blue ribbona at county fau'W. The tHers will bring more d&iry cattle to the fair than any other kind Of livestock-1M head -Including 202 ·Jerseys, ftflyfour Ayrshirea, 149 Guernseys, 194: Holsteins, eight Red Polls, for-ty-!IYe Brown' Swiss and thlrteen Milking 1Shorthorns. The bee! cattle which the youn gsters wm allow include thirty three Herefords, twelve Short norns and twenty.one Angus, plu~ 146 head of .steers. Those club 1 ban'ows and torly pens of thr')e Night Dairy Auction! Friday, August 30, 1957 1 ' Pork Producers Rutland, Ohio the Baltimore Orioles 4-{l TaYlor, Lawrence County. Many Mei!ls County people, both farmer~ and non-farmers, are planQing ~o attend .the World's so~~g~!re~.u ~h~e w~~ P:~~~ 1· Conservation ExpoBJtion and -.-Plowiq Contests to be beld near from the Extenswn SpedaList.> ] Peeblea, Ohio m Adams County In Marketing Infonnat10n for Qn SeptemtKlr 17, 18, 19 and 20. Consumers at the Ohio State U01 Olt Tuesday, September 17th vcnity, Columbus It'~ all about the Ohio State Contour and _Level variettes of fruits and vegetables Land Plowing G:ontest w1U be suita!ble for freetlng · For the frei!zer owner who IS h!dd1 W4;'!dnesdays feature will be the National Contour and Level really interested in C\.omplete in-~ Land Plowing Contest w1th winformat1on orJ the subJect, the ners to compete In Germany in specLahsl>i recommended the U 1958 World's Contests. S D A Hrune and Garden BulleThursda)'!l special feature wall ICDIC tm NQ 10, ''Home F'reezmg of : be the World's Plowing Contest Fl'u14 and Vegetables' available 1 in stubble with fourteen countries throu gh the Oounty E~tension participating, Friday. September "£ Agent 's offi-ce But, for a few 20th will be the World's Pl0wing quJck .suggestaons here are some Contest in sod land with fourteen A tractor \tpptng demonstra- variettes t» remember All have countries articipating. lion , a que en contesl and a hak- been found sUitable for (reeung, Each day there will be free ed ham d mner are among the and all are av.aliBble in quantity wagon toun which will cover " alrtraclt{)ns planned for lhe fmot in OhiO. Thls list mrludcs ~ee four and one-half miJe route annu11 J All Ohio Pork Producers kmds of fru•t and three kmds o! showing all manner of contour pic-nic Sept 14 at the Fayette vegetables Several varieties of practices, aeedJng, fertUizing, lim- county fairb'l'Ounds m Washing- each are approved bag pd other JCrOP production ton c H Apples- Transparent , Wealthy ptactlces. . The program will get underwa;. Duchess-all su1table for sauce Special events on Tuesday also lilt 10 a m ao::cording to Herbert and pies Include talent show and broad- M Barnes. Ohio State UniversJty Peaches (yellow)-Rcdhaven, east of !Everybody's Farm Hour. ext~nston swine speclali.st The Halehavcn, Elber-ta, J H HaJe, omo's Governor, C. William 0 ' tractor tippmg demonrtratton is GQlden Jl.l'bilee. Nell and Future Farmers, Future scheduled as a mormng feature. Peac:hes (white}-ChampiOn , Homemakers and 4-H Club talent Nammg a "Pork Queen" will Cumberland , Georgta Belle 1open the af.lernoon program Canand style shows Pl-ums-Damson, Re:i June The North American Sheep Dog didates for the honQr will Snap beans--Strmgless Green Society ~nd s_upreme Champ1on- gtrls belwe;;n Hi and 21 yean old Pod. Tendergreen , Pencil Pod, ship Tratls wtll •!so be held for who are 11 _. : 1.,. " In 411 ('ill'b work Blaclc Wax, Kentl!eky Wonder, J the first three days Wedneadays or in the Future Homemakers of High Score, King Green, Proces program will feature Secretary of Amertca sor. Agric:ultu_re_, Erza Taft_ Be~son and Ke~th E ~ycrs . cx!O('Uhve sec· Luna beans- Fordhook 242, Con tor the ladle! home hgbtmg dem- rctary of lhe National Swint- cenlrated Fordhook or otbet onstratlons, ~lyle shows and radto Counctl headlines the speakers' tAK!k seeded varieties. interviews. Thursdays specia1 pro- 1' t H~ u; scheduled to (alk a-t Sweet corn- Golden Cross Ban- , grams includes the dedication of m other aftcrnnG>n feat.ures tam VteJt.ury Golden, Tender-~ Cairn of Peac!, Queen of the .Fur- lncl~de a demonstratiOn of meat mos't. For lreezlng on the cob, row presentatLon and a oontmua- type hogs and pork cuts, a small ears or tht'!le varieties and , tion o ttheand home demon· 1tratlona ltylelighting ahows. Fri- ~lf"gr~e~Os~ed;;,;~•~g;;"~con~te~•~t~an~d;_;a~n~a~"~""_;a;;foo;;;;r~lh~,;;i;T;;;en;;;d;;e;;';;""';;;;;";;';;'~;;;;; P daYf,l program wW be highlighted by Roy Battlea Assistant to the Master of the National Grange u well 11 special demons;tration• on freezing of fooda with the Mastera Plowin& Banquet to wind up the acUvlties a.t 8:30 p.m. Stop In At The Middleport Feed Mill Tractor tipping demonstrations are 1cheduled for every day and apeclal 1hootlag exhibltiOd. by Kerb PtrBOM scheduled , for In WOVEN WlltE, BARB WIRE Thuraday and Friday. aiiiO STEEL POST Tbe Wa)' the tentative program looks any one or more days look1 Ute •n outstanding attraetion. Different bands appearing on tbe pl()grama include the Wri&:ht· We Do CUolom Grinding Patteraon Air Force Band, the MIDDLEPORT N. 2nd AVE. 102 plete United Stales Army Field Band ;:md the Women'a AJr Six.te~p e)'ebrow ptnc:ll-axcept not p&rilou~ em. their .,..... TkiQ' uM lt to Macko ba tarce attu ot ab1aJ ~· at. the "kMddne. • ._... .:...why not?" lllt&n01't uke4. "JUR u lema u theJI' 4Dn•t ..,....., Pennant Hopes I Prize Livestock To• Be Shown At Ohio State Fair IOlne In for heaYJ "" of the older men. that ,IOmetlmte bec:omu a pim MCIIIItyi lOme fooUIIl corporation~ have a t.ndency to ftre men wbo U't ~ 01' ~ 1DJ ln U.. trtae1... . . j e • "' • "' ~ IT WAS A BBOD', -tlJ', to Jto., t!>&t ~· dfa\¥1 t.ht U• aM)fll.ewheN on th1l ouU.,.ua 91 ~ HJiillltll. "You k~1f:.~t I ean't ttandtu lhe con1lde4 to Mft. ''lt.'l ' tol6rleu un pollioli·~ 'inen. I ••t know wlly, but I !l!lnlc ~·· &"Otng too te.r." I'm not aurt wbo Mta up JDie&nol'l'l ...... o1 nlueL "Al*>," added. "I doo't illlt ~" to wur lOll Of 'jeWt~zf or putlcularly pu4y elothea." Lttlt. bt uted, lbo14tntany, tll&t Itt... nore ~hu • hu•b&n!t (ber llfOOiUfl wtt.o .. adcely ¥1-tD tllt u~. pie.. turt ot the perfect man lht'l UJ----1. f-t~ 14nelt 10\il wtth pa)'inK hlir who 1ookat like tbt movlll' t4aa ot a ~~bud cblnnua. Mlae Kln•, a Nortll D&kotaa by blrUI, bu !li.en to tour DlvenltiM and hai two defi'HL She pe~ hu tralniHI a mwton ·ad. a ht.lt slrll lA the '\rte of chU"'Q aDd blauty lllld: dw'lnJ' u.t HCOn4 Wo~ld. war taqht a courq t~ atr bolltiiGi at the tTalvenlty at Southern Calltomta. Whln a woman like WI telll mt til&\ J'lbotpil ..,_. B·N -up, I-~. Wllloh l.o nol to - .1'10 101JW to ...,.. I~ Wllh Clio lljiiO _..., !~P.t..Uodenoi\Pnun"ul~'ll.> .;c • 1\l '" " " 1'Wdd& "' 1; · ' t 1 · • Pill iZZ ) , \ ! "fo\ 0 - '1 "' •". rayet.te 1 Force~and. Stone• 'lttd daubter,' Pirbtel;lprg, Mr. and Mrs. M~nill .J'OJU1.e~ children ~r -· CaUJp:olis, Mr. tud Mfa. N. 0. Weln, Mi. oiM !lfr8, Emil Knlihl, Mr. and Mrs. O«ln!o James and 'S4)n, ) The malu thNt month& aliO w SMITH LIADI IN JAILING ClU CAGO UP- Deteo(hnr eham 1 1 p1on Bob Sm.Jth of CJUcaao na m a commandin g lead at the P enguin mter-n atioo-al ullin,: t-hAmpLOn~hips after winnlna: both of Thursday's O pl'DI RI day r-aces. Burdette Helps Nail Down NE\V IN -FARMING -- -~ -~ -- d:~~e~u= 2; 1 ~nd b:h~~:-~ ~~o ~ea ~:~:~~~wt~a~:r=~ ~ t~: g~e;:!~nd Ti~~ia~s~w~~~· I • Cor. Seeond & MIQ been following the weekly aerial photo series ot week in easily identifying the Compton Poultry ' .. ROCK DODGE·PLYM(IUTH have Meigs County farms lost no time this past Farm at Langsville as _last· week's subject. Those who identified the f arm were: Connie At· kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. 0. Atkins, Chester Road; Ed Evans, Middleport; Mrs. Carol Pierce, Langsville; Carolyn Wells, Middleport; Ralph McCune, Rutland, Herman Grate, Rutland and Kay Compton Pomeroy. \ Deyeurlelldi. R. H.- Rawlings Sons Co. U>IO('Ia.t aon Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AuJ. ~. 1857~ - Tractor MatchFor ~H Members Scheduled Tod11y Dozens of (}!:her attractions also $2.~S qt. 8.30 oonar · A 'SCM"<itt4' ...t ' 9:00 Encor! p-hea1er 9 ·80 10:00 Returns To are planried for poultry buikhng vhiltors, ·accordJng to Malinovsky There'll be a poultry nur.aery with a baby qulil, pheasants, ducks, chicks and 11lrkt:ys and a glq Incubator where fair goers can watcb baby chicks emerge from the shell In one demonatl'ation hens will tbc eggs :111o visitors can see the yolks to show huw varloos kmds ,...~ 7"110 · J;,1i1Jj Lll\osa· ~h!" a·oo. .M¥jter,y_)'fie~'·~l' ~ ~~ WCHS-TV Chanrrel8 , Daily Sentinel Daybook ·................. ' ...... ..................... ••••e•• ........ . . ...., ........... .Jn•"-- I ,'''? "rWf -- ·-- - - - - - - ·, - 7·00 7:30 8·00 8:45 ............................ ............... . . . . ........................... ._,MI~tt~MttNHIWtttf. 8·00 WAtch Mr. Wltatd •1 ' Duck Slide tion ot prodl!ct. donated b1 ex· tli:JK.on E.K..h1btt.ll will Inclu de man ufacWred eq.ulpmll!a.t !lied ln lfW!ne prod l.lt!'tton MusJ.t for tne eve nt will be •up. ph~d by t~ Cllntoo County 4}{ club band Picnk l ptma:OM aff I th._. OhJO Comme rc1al Swme PrD- ( diK·en U!OCI.ah on .and the Pork 1 i ~ C1pt. GaJL;mc 11 00 True Stoey 1o :·~o I 30 • 8:25 Today m. te; .__ 600 9 .00 10·00 1030 11 00 1130 12 00 12 30 S1gn On JOO IIIIII~III!II!'~!!!!!!!!I!IJ!!lll!lll!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!![!!![!!![!!![!!![!!![!~!!!l!!!l!!ll!!!l!!ll!!!l!!!l!~!!!!!!!!~~!liJI~~ (Continued From P•oe o...l " I Genera] adml&&h:m 18 7D tt!nt~ for Ja~lctl Cor ln!m;i.. uiJnu aud d110r· adull.s. Obildrtn acrompanicU by derly enndu rt at th t• requ('St of adults are adwltted tree Middleport poilf'l' v... ,.dnuc'ay, Wlll rttle~t ~ C' c! un $~1 biJuil for ap· pearante bt•fnre Md)u r t-'lttht>r I . .' , ',\' Achievers Show .Skills At Fair ~wn wJtA 12,000 auunals 011 the iCrOund The fir~>t Nntwn~;~l Mer ~~ ·n cl vacuu m ~u 1 ( os_t' lo · 111 , r wn 1'Qill fJmeJtt w 11 lh1• lliii ~S ll'f' n· ~ ~·uc opN·a. llnn htul t up Am I111 Iunc ..~; ;I t ttl dodm·s waitr-d w~ - - • 1 (_Continued From One) ou~·u~~~~~c~t l~·l c :~~~~g 1:.~~~; 1 l< ~~~~ugh nt I hi' • • ntl'~lll'l' o r 1 1 11 ' 1unnc 1 T h1 , ~h uf l ~lupt ~ dr1wnw:~nl to. - ~55 :Compton Poultry Fann Identified By Aerial Photo Th.at popular duck slide, w1t i.1 its quactmg hl.'tle acrobats, will return lor an encore to the OhiO State ft.Jr t.hl'S year, sa~s Emil Ma)tnQVIky, Ohio State UniversitY e:trlenston pouHry spectalitl The slide which broughl smile~ to hu'ndreds l)f ~ .,ung ,.nd n-ot-soyoung race!! at the faar last )'enr Will Gperate each day of the fair Augusl 23 throueh 30 at the poultry building on the fairgrounds, Malmovsky aays. The shde works llke tbia . Ducklin-gs climb a tad- ~ der to • feed trough. jll3t big enouglr tor on(! bird at a bme As the first duckling starts to eat, ; the one behind him moves up, 1 gtves the fttst blrd a pu1n and sends him down a slippery chute I moo a tank of watur The process continues, with one bird aft4i!r I another skidding down the shde IT CAN TAKE A 8:00 Life on the Farm The aiternaUve to th1s pn vat e e nterprise -- -- - - - - - -system is stagnatlon and a n economy in re · NEW HEAVEN 8:30 Captain KangaroO The Chrtshan Endeavor of the verse, litera1Iy drying up To America-ns this nev Roy G Ellu of lhe Me- 1 Morning Star EUB Church will 9.30 MIJt.t~ Mouoe j'llyMuW ' I lhO(!J st Chureh had as week~ud 1 bold thelr regular busmess meet ' is unthinkable Its ultimate elld is a stmp e ,g uests at the pat-son~ge and al11u me Salurday al 8 p.m ,m the 10:00 Lucky 8 Ijancll peasant, trading in kind, society t~t lh<.! local park . fo1 a pacnlc ' · basement o! the church !O:JII It's A Jilt " It may -be that implement companies need lunch at 1~2 noon bJs mother, Mrs I .Mrs John Hanly has returned -. 'J Elw.t H. .Elha und brother Ia·wu1 home after serv1ng as .tndwr .J;C· ' .. ' 11:00 Bl! 'l'op to acquire a greater sensitiVIty to the ups and a•tJ wtle of Huntm~ton, hL~ ne 1 creation leader last 1 Wel'k at . downs in what the farmer gets for his pro- pttcw, lrwm Jr · Wlfe and daugh Canlers cave 4-1-1 Camp In Ja.ck· 12;00 . Iy a g rea t er fl ex - tl1 r, 11Charlcs_tdn Mr and Mr ); t son• County Campers > " ncludod . th e mark et Certam d uc t s 1n £ 1 M 1 •t ' 12:80 \o n a 1 L o n~ .. r am " rs I Brown Countlt'll Junior Achlenr~ those high school ibtlity in prices for agdcultun• tool s , geared .I ;Jtll l ~ G 1 X 11nd Mr aud Mrs 1 )'d\lngaters from 1.$ to 19 who learn 1 1 to the farm market , should ma ke these latgl' 13ct t Fos le · and dau~hl e r of I GDiden Wedd.lnv 1 iW,out t,h.e American tYJtem of buu .. 12 45 Baseball Preview J iu nll ng ion, Mr und Mr~ Urvtlle Mr and Mrs Griff Russell ha've l1f\a 4-Q!jl, flnance by creatln1 and op~ 12.5~ Game of the Wefk corporations less frequently a tat get for cnt - ll Ell1 ~ · '& nd Gan ey, Pl Pl cas<l n l. Jnvtted fri4:nds and relatlvea tq t4r~gftaelrown manuf~cturlngand icism. It should have other ben efits as well, Taooper a nd Mrs K II Eilts and sttend the celebratlon of their ae00 ~ Q}.~ub~ for ·~~ 4 00 Silrl~o, Handicap .tn a more conststen t Ieve I of 1rnp Icmcn t pro- KL•tn ty, Pt'Jncclon. W Va ; Dr Golden Weddmg annlversa..., on lh,.l n time al e o taM 430 The Ead)' Show , R d 1 1. l Sh ·~ • year. ,m1 1 n1n; an e ay or nnd . e1 I Sunday, August 24. Open House· 5:00 You Are Thet~ duction . There would be less t hanc e of .an- Ia, Pt Plcns,mt , M•· a nd Mrs Wm ~ wtll be held at the Russell real6.00 Mr. District Attorney other 1929 when everything !h e farrn e1 R t.Jl!.s and chtl dr (' n Pt Plt·a s· l dcnee from 2-4 o'clock ,tnt Juhnnac Uti uf 1'111e Ct ovc 6:30 Bucc:.necrs bought stayed high and everythmg th e farm- 1 w v ~ · cnrt•tNn EnM.tv~»r 1 er sold wdpt dirt cheap, U not ~heaper . _ _ __;. _ ~ -· ·' ~~~>. · ·- :..:_ 7·011' tilE Jl~~'lfil\-\nte Sho" T)te result was what the books called over 7·1\0 T~J~O Foc The Money production Really , it w.tsn't It was merely 8:00 GaJe storm Show productJou over what could be sold at the prices asked £rom the farmer 8;30 SRO Playbous_e, ; ~ 900 l]nrlercurrent ' ·, Undoubtedly many Meigs Fat mers wtll go P:SO\ P\tntb!nime Qui; Guru::moke •..,• ~ 9:00 to·oo Newa to Peebles in September They'll st•e the very lO:OIIi Scanning the Weather 9·SO t'"olden Playh~~ • : " latest results of applied reSearch in a g rieul 10.]() 1'he ; _,te Show EW YORK-M"" lilleano"l!loiJ, a Uvloc 4oU 10:00 l'be Late Show Newt ' t';re. And they may re<all too that only in I: who ht.l WJ'I1tefl Gtlkk W Qlamqr, with .uc:h vital tecUoftl u "Nine WaJ• to Develop lnvltlnC America can s'Uch advances he seen . conre iv- I Eyes" 41'4 "l.t Techniq\IH tq Make ~our 1-J:pt --'-~'::-~--- .o.WI"'-ed, produced . 'and sold only in America More ~Mil;rt," boWled. throUfh ~atlftl1. tll• ' Ohio Stale Fair (Contlnw&. ,rom One) f'r! - i ' Saturday- Chtnnel3 Friday ' Ul. - { iness corporations can conce i ve, desi gn , build . test, produce in quantily, and then merchan · dise the equipment that h:l s modernized and - i I I Othl'r s - .John Deere Plow CL.tlpany, Minne«po!J s-Molin c Company (new hog self-feed - - -' UP- L<IIJb QWn Of Lulna:tan, ib~A , con-tinued bls fiominatlon ol the ll<H!J.ua intemaUonal yacht cbarnolon.s.hipa Thunday. wmnlns IW aetond victory in • row la _My 1'ttn and piling up 18 point• TELEVISION· GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChanP1el3 · '" • 'WJWJ:rrE, • • 1 be - - ,' - 1 lis Chalme rs Cnmp,a ny, showmg a mod el of a nu clear power plant expressly designed to produ ct• electriCity. the urst in the lJ S, Th e Goodyear Tire a nd Rubber Company Other companies that will on hand wtth full l1nes of their products. are the MasseyHarn s Ferguson. Inc, Ralston Purina Com pany (showing a cow 25 t!!!les larger than ltfe size ), American Breeders Service. Thomas lndustncs. Inc , Seaman-AndwaiJ Corporation, Cummins Rngine Company (with diesel enginE's for farm tractors), Mowrystown Brick and TllP Company Ohio Seed Improvement Assodatio n - ! i •' dropping prices for fa r m products an d stable or rising costs of the too Is and se rv1 ees he must buy to operate in Jlt llt c re:~ s i ng l y m ech anized age The Peebles show indicates, in ,, clea r wa y. one Qf the reasons - nght or wro n g, in the I long vtew, we are not rnoposmg to argue - why implement com pan ies set·k to stabili7.P and raise prices of what they SC'll Asid e ftom their absolute need to ret u1 n ea r run gs to i:1eir stockholc!ers, or go out of husmcss, th ey mu st spend huge sums on scJ enliii C rC'sea Jr h Lo Improve thelr products New machines Will be s ho w ed :.1 1 Peeb les that make farm efhciericy greater , th t• orc tt- ~ cally making Jt poss ible for farmer s to mvest ha•rd-earned eapital jn the ne~ equipm ent No one else in the world ex cept the giant bu s Manufacturers who w11I be represented are '· f, --- -- . ..... 'I GUtN'I Y...J.T LIADI I. The farm implement l vm" a-mes of te n a r e accused of squeezin g t he fa rmer between are makmg fmal plans for the four day contest · CI S) . y If you've wa ded tluough 11us h~ t of Bus l· ness Ameri cana which ey l' s th e faHr.er for 1ls annual dividend s to s\o(kholders, no dou bt you have re ceived a Uefm ile 1mpress10n of B1gness These are th e g 1a n t comp ames of Amenca that make farm too ls, pro v1dc sc1 v1ces for agri cuJture, 01 s 1p f1om t h e fri nges of the farm economy on dis play more '· han a million dolla rs worth of fa rm an d mdustnal equipment. • DEliNQUENTS I J • Thl~ Is Am eri<a Me1gs countian s who go to the 1957 Wor ld s Consen •JtJO n E.xpositJon and Plowing eun tPsls 10 be held tn Peebles. 0, Sept 17-20, will not only see lht' world 's best in conservatwn practices a nd plowmg competibon. but also will have the opp01 tunity to see demonstrated and ... ' 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0·, Aug 23, 1957 ', OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. YOUR PURINA DEALEil. Phone 3571 Racine, Oblo POMEROY nine entries in tbe junior com- lf .iPhiiilolln;.;eioii0i8••a•••lll••~ ___..,...aOiiilliiii•~~'!;!~::.:~: - .. mor<ld lnlldt ella -:.. ;<Jf!lll • 0 • - 1 �,, • -- • \ • .. WISH BASILIO LUCK DETROIT UP- A pair of rangy weltenw'lghts, Isaae Log.art --and \'Joll;lter Byat'S. who have only the DE's! hopes ror we h er cham p Carmen Basilio . wil l meet ton-igbl in 11 1tn ro und nationa!ly televised bout LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS W ILLIAMSPORT. Pa Monterrey, ~l ex i!'O , and C.alif. , mt:'(' \ lu day Jn t.a ~ \ !1~ UP- pionship ga ml' ur the l.1 t1le Lea gue Wor ld Sl'ries after learns won t he 11· -- 1955 . ' by DODGE ~et TlgMh!!l ' L h 1 d · .~ok for ogan to be up t ere as con en er~ m , wtthtn a few yea rs at the most. Coa~h Mel Adams IS chief in a program that has a single aim: more and bette~ players in the Junior and Senior high school grades of a cali· bre that can win in the tough Southeastern Ohio league . Here is what Logan lias lined up this Autumn: · th h · d t 51 sit d' d t d I . E~qmpmen as een tssue o var Y can l 1:1- ~_san 36 freshmen. A total of 87 boys from the 9th-12th grades. Custom Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radi o, Heater and Powerflite, Lqw mileage. One Local owner, A Sweetheart. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE-I'LVMO!!Til 2. There will be a 30-boy 8th . . . ~ grade squad This !earn will be gamzattons of the '-'11 >: of Lopn. equ ipped wi th .11 11 new equ ipment The response to the drave wu ex· . . ('!' l!ent purchased bY mtcrestcd Clllzcn s · . (~hat mean s, folk s, . people w~o 3. The 6tb and 7th grade stu · like to st•e the Chl~f!ams Win dlmls of Logan wm partieipate in bal ~ games . and ar e wlllln_a: _to pay 1 tl "Flag Football Lea,ue" aJonfi a httle btl for t~e pnvLi eg('wi th teams from at lust two Spor-ts Ed) and busmes~es and or· rural .lielbools. Th is league •ill ha\'e approximately 125 p,artici· pants. In all , 240 boys will take p:aort in Logan's foot.ball Pri>tram . Here- i5 LGg~n ·s coa ching staff all assioRtants to Mr. Adams : Patterson Has Middleport =, Big Pete Out In 6th Round Cor. Second & MIU 1 New Plymouths AT BIG SAVINGS .. Wlil HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF MODELS AND COWRS. Get Ottr Prfc!e• Before Yott Dealt OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVE UNTIL 8 P.M. 'i . . MEIGS MOTOR .- CO. '• Phone 8378 or 8023 .I . Middleport WHILE STOCK LASTS SEA'ITLE. Wash . UP- Fl oyd Patterson, 22-yenr-ol d ti ger of the prize rio«, relentlessly stalked the audaciou ~ amalc\lr, Pet e Rademaeber, through fi ve rounds here Friday niJ;: ht , knocked him down seve-n t imes-and finally out in the sh:t.h. In lhe greatest massacre si nce Custer's ll!l.st stand , Rademacher took an even mnre severe pasting than did TommY Hurl'i eane Jackson when the IaUer l ost to the champ only t-hree w eek ~ aiO, But the up<rlart Rnrl emnche r, mt!king his first start as 11 pt'O· fesslonal, had the satisfaction of deckin' the rh nmp before '\he rod( caved in. Obe wHd sw ingirig right flbOr· ed Patterson in t he St)cond round for a fo~r~ouril'. "[ never knew what hi t me and never even knew 1 went down'' said the ('hampion latf'r . "Ali r remember is getti ng up and fighting back." Pete 15 Pounds H.,Yitr Patterson, who weighed on ly compared with 20i! fur RadeITI':l·l'her. had thing_q hi s ·l'rWn wuy from there in . Re fe re e Tommy J.ouJrhrlln gavt~ both thE' first rounds to the ehnl lcnger- -bu t wh en the fifth round carnt• along and Patterson pol l'· B)(Cd Uw challenge r fnur times. the referee S<.'flrod \1'1(' )'ou ncl 10-0 for the champ. The ent. came after 2:57 or t he sixth . Rademacher W<' nl down Croll} 11 sharp r ight t o th e jaw Wht!n he lumbered lo his feel alter a count or nine Pattenon .~tnnncd him wllh a swing in g right and then a cnmb lnattrm right and left tent him 1.0 the noor for keeps. ~ Outrrlde of that second round, when- -~the champ was on the noor the 18.881 fans who pa1d $243 ,030 to watch the uneven battle, didn't l¥lve rQ)lth chance tn r h(~er for tbelr home-state lad. ·B ut they couldn't huit the forroer football player on his eourNobOdy had e)(pected hiLn to ; and 111'0!1 had thougbl that be would so out In .a rc>und or two. But be kept gettin g up and flOinr for more. "When a mAn with an lllle sluts chopping at you, sooner or IJter you are bound to jo," wa~ the way 'Rademacher !ummed It up after the fight. Ployd "Carrylf'll" PtN . lt appearett that after the third ~ound, the ellamplon ('()uld end it 1n;- f.lnte he wanted. But Palter""' dottle<\ tbot. "R.dem~her is an Ol ympic tMmplon. ~ was an Olympic thamt>loii ond I know how 01~· r~< ~'~"' r~a~t.t. ''K'"""r, 'I wa• neVer worried. J Dew I would win aner the lhl ... ,...,d." $369·9 $ With Trade lfiERll ELECTRIC ---- ,nt• • I Some boys-the biceer one.were able to put awar 18 many .as seven or eij::bt Jwt· @g u¥· wil:!het. LeM.cmade di.spensor Robert Roberts said one l)of drank "at least a e-allon ol lemonade." John Young-, Harvey V:~.'Vr~nken Corky l\iLocs Dpn ~lziJIJ, Roy' Armo Georco !'l">l!elr<ia4' ono lobn ~~rietwe teaiftt.a up t.o pre arji! tbe "dop.'·· · Thep ~~c ..~...... • was pr,.................. ~A_.. bY presentatloo of troi)IU't for the season p)ay, this ceremony ~~ opened by r.ea.gQ.e- Presl,.®nt ~ Rettnn. Su-pn'l'lnf.eofent oJ Schools Oharles Gl.bbs was lnt.roduced and was thanked for his cooperation in the sumtner bll! ~ · ball program. Kenney t.felmhinp.~y of the Middleport Sports center wcui itrlmrinced . I I I SEA'ITLE UP- Pete Rl demac-her 'a .seven kllOCkdowtls by Floyd Pattmon T!Htrsd,.Y ni&bt were the mO&t ! Uffered by an y p<incipal in • heavyweight ti Ue )lan~er a:-;v¥4s for the wfrm- bout 1n 23 )'e.ars. in( rte.-me w~ IJv~ Larrlo' Th('y wer e the mosl, since June MOl'ri!JIOn aud H.Pbe:rt ftlp, of Ra· 14,, 1934, when Max Baer floored cine and J.l.m Diel_1l and 'm.Ch Jones P_r-1mo C~rn era 11 times beto:e of the Tirers. g1ant Pr~mll was knocked out m t he ll th rou nd. Larr~e i nWvid~q~l ~QI)JtiJ:s , with a t old Laeitueretl baiebalt plAyer J ack Dempsey decked Luis · ~- ;... .. 1 in motion 'on a JtroiUI' Firpo nine times on St'pt. u. , 1923 . -~ · ~>. 1s,e, 12 i.Dctle• ¥iah were . •.• ..!r. t:~ thetie lJ,aOlne bp)'1 : urn rJ;e,, Jcti Lee, Petnuts WiCk· line, TeJJ"' Bailey, ~on 4-rnott, ward\ JOhnson, Rick SargenJ. Roy lfowell, Pbll R.(;btrtl, BiH illwood, JF k ~. Bandap Rei· bett, Brw:e B«!'e,ile, Pqnk ~fl"J)en · ler, Bill"OtJn, io~Jt ~~.Heney 1 Lyons and Steve Cle.lana. . · Tlgers receivlng awards we're I' Frank Ebel'sbach, Uowu~ Well, n...., ymond ,Pi:lulin.... Bob Sruoin~~"er, "'. ,.. . G1t... Open 6:00 P.M. Walton Farm ulta, only $1;80. j . .. f.\l..!IIJ,.... !C&Mrtor and lntnlor . ',. We invite yo\1'" chlldrt~ to com~ In to _ride on our yard size Roller ~it- . · ·· ' 45 rpm' Autolllatle Pl.ye,.. · " up 3 Speed 'Single Play Players $19.95 up 4 Speed Automatic Players ., f5,9:95 up 4 S]ie'od \11-FI Players $95.95 . up Nice S~tlon or' Reeord Carrying Cases $3.25 UP. WER~ER RADIO ·unbreakable ' Wondor~aUc WASTE ·IASKn •E-Hrloltl~tg ·finlth Ill -hiiquGIM, ' UIUIOL. . i1 '"' ond yello-. • luttproof---PM1pro41f-Mar'procwf • --:...- • Racine Se"~ce St~tion: Oliver ·Bwlley, . Owner ·,. ) UWhtrt R1fll.- .ancl TV lirA lu1lntn, N. 2nd Aw. N~ · ANSW~JU A Sldtllnt"" Mlddlt"rt t Becouse Of Their Terrific Deols and Ex/ . cellent Sewice. · · ' •eN(I DOWN P~~ENT , . . I, ' eG.E.C.C. FINANCING e NO EXTMA .JlliAIWI': FOR COLOR OJ>et 8v~in11 11n 1o:oo HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHING N. See<~~~d ~h ~·· Owaer Ave. Twl fo'!;'iy]a ' . . .., , On .""""" ... ' . , .. PI!" '!!i'I\Nt • . 24 MOUR fOr tM fidt ·and hb nw.n· trer, Cus D'tmato, said he would take every eent of It. 388·¥ ~·Oilllt' . . ' ............ _,_.!!i. . .... ' ... ...... -::r__....... _ . ,..... - - -.. - -"C"' ...... -•• - -~~---- Sq~irrel T ~ 1· $fORE . Rlddltporl ~· Pf!fston Mp~o~J, In~. 411 8. lrd Ave. . ~eport Marquis SAVE UP TC) Also $ , of aoLLJD AO~ lOCI~ !fACTOIY~· CUI10M ('~ ·, -· , ,!0 SOLIO Nat Season Opens COYID • • "., ~VF\\,_ • ·- KIJCHIM tOPI IY . tnP-IAVUj . \ • . ; ' "'. > ·' • • $2.45•.•··. · j _.. ' ' '59~ ~ " . \ lNG ltODS! Only $25.00 Down $4.50 WIMtly ' Yes- We Carry Our 0\V,n Aeelunt$. iALDWIN SPINET ~ PRI(E INCLUDE!~ F~IP,~IIlll . ..,........ "FREE BOOB PBJZl;! R£"' ' Rorrl;eralor ••• • Pay Only $59.50 down and ,2,.!)G per .moalh ' I .fi,·-··1 ~ffi~L -,VEST$! GAME .. l'~f;$1 •,,' '. . BRINGS YOUR ' KITCHEN laACI( • ·- · · --- •• 'TO Llfl AGAIN G•• Range .l - NEW F,.,.r"iture ' ~- · 3 ROOMS OF 1-~L ' 12••·.'. •' MUST BE $OLD IN THE NEXT 15 DAY$. -. And To Do So Summers &Son Will Meet qr Beat Any D10l Around. " GROCERIES thy \feekend ' ' ' Nancy MOM.OliP PIONT Ll' 1 NUMTING oad ., .... &.ICINSI .•.· tlt:t of · Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Deem Open DaUy and Sund1y All Day ODd Evealngs We Dandle " ._Poputo.r §,fr~~ Guns · and Anu\lunJfion Illy Pllo11e 1-Solid C~rload Of Fine SPINET PIAHOS , Under New )\(anagement . ' TOWING S~BE-WmE with Betty Davis and returned home with their parenttl on Sunday evening. ·Sept. 1)idto Oc:t. 31 -- ' H & R Firestone - .. . ONCE IN A LifETIME .. . . BIG Cor. Elm St. & Rt. 124 Raclue, 0 . ' ~CFION,__ -. Sue and ' Madison, ~nd . , spent LAWS C)N tiANP , .~W . .. • . MAGNETIC SAFETY DOOR '' • ZRO DEGIEE FREEZER • , ADJUST.AILE-REMOVABLE DOOR ' SHELVES lUU DRAWERS I ... : ;.;e ~~~te i~duded Scripture reading, prayer ,song &hd a read- SALE! \lith Mr. and Mrs. . MU~TilS' '"fAJ<I NOTE! . -= ... _ .....:m . ........ ....... Iservwe . ing " Friendship". During the meetin~ Mrs. Russell invited the member!l to attend the Operi HoWle whleh will celebrate her Golden Wedding anniversary on Sunday, Augttst 24. Miss Sara Gilmore was sur· prised with a handkerchief ahow· er in ob&erv:mee of her birthday. Mrs. Vincent King sent the travel· ling prize which was wort by Mrs. Dale Barnhart. The September meeting will be held at the home of A ANNIVERSA~Y $UNO CO SERVICE STATION J)HIO . . ~,,;r .. ; e RIYOLVING SHELVES the weekend Pomeroy • • M. T . HawltiD!I, so. Charle:rl.on. . ~·:::::::: SERVICE Below Hllb, School In Mhldle,.rt -:;;:;:::~::;;;:~~r Middleport • 18 Middleport, Oblo · mother, Mrs. MinniE.\ Warner, recentiJ. Mr. and Mrs. fY.>er Roush spent Phene COLLINS JEWELRY Mr. and · Mn. Forrest Runiver of Tannwanda, N. Y ., visited her iiii ,. and Marelene Ro-ach, Day.ton, visited h~ cowins, Ann , Patty a11d · Harv-iJrl,ta Newland recentl y. YOUR DoTPOINT DEALER ' ' 1 ·,..- New Jewelry All The Latest Styles of Mason.. . -· . I d'·Joh•n hi, RAC.JNE DRIVE IN MASON PERSONALS Mra . Mr. and l\{r5. ·DeHaven of Lo · Russell, ian, W. Va .. and Mrs. Anna Avis ~~~~~:!!!;..,:!!:!;~ also of Logan were rece-nt vl-si· tors of Mrs. Ha-rriet Roseberry ., Fift tlttfrig•r9tion . • PRICE YO!JR Bradbury Ch11rch Martha Clpss M,eting Is Held Robiri-Son antf ·carmm,~en;doJr.~:":.~ may 'Pe staged .as ~~ Olt Yoankee Stadium Sept. 23 . RobinsOn called off his Utle defense against welterweiiht ting Ba.~lio Tuesday night because of a dispute with promo-ler Jim Norris "''VeJ'I theater tclevbion. n However, Robins-on •JOW feels he might be able to settle ~·his dif· ferenees- w-ith Norris at a New York Stoa.te At,hlctic Commission hearing next Monday. "I think f. can · go ,bac-k into trainin'l: · and · be ready for Sept. 23 li we work this nut Monda)'," Sugar Ray $aid. ~ Completely qut of Hatpolnt . l-ost WeekP Ref~igerators ~ ' The Martha Class of the Studbqry Church of Christ met re\ cenlfy at the bome o! Mrs. WilNEW YoRK UP- The on-again , bur Pierce with their preaident, off-again mid~leweigbt champion· Mrs. Griff nuaseil, presidine and ship figh t between Sugar con~ucting the opening devotional 1 ;;; UtM 111 ....ltht-Eotr to tl... Wqenhola tlurlnt 00 RobinsonHopes Basilio fi~t 6'' MIMleport Is On Schedule -;;::::;;::::;:~ Below IJI.Q Seb!'Ol OPEN EVENINGS. TILL 10 Soul!l 'fhlrd Ave. ',"" RESTAURANT MARTIN FIFE'S NOVELTY · CORNER v La•n Rutland Road Neighbors Hold Hamburg Fry • $19.95 =. Il RacineOES Special Meeting Held On Tuesday 1 LOT OF TOYS B~RGAINS' IN 45 rpm Altatbments Afe presente d C."ntests Feature Pomeroy Bend Grange Meetl'nn (lt,.Jpl'lii,S, Af-U,INUM .CIIA:IIUI Players l,i l 6 \-1 7V. 131'1 131'1 PICNlC SUj>J!UQ, "~flO U)!llll.~rLA SETS, CIIAII.C04L (ll!ILLII, SWIMMING ~LS, BEACH' aAUS, S~MING J!~lii)'IIIJNT, da bOoted home $36:95 GB ON All SUMMER MER~ THRU FOil WAJDA 1NO' RAVEN, W. Vo. i:~ :.:,.._~ ~ ~· v~ :~ Husband Wife Feotured' ln C II ege p0per TO DINE UP TO '$0% OFf MAKE SMITHCLO · 4-H f.uir Awards Pittsburg h f.4 7t .373 29~ FtSH 'ltY Sutton. W. Va. The fuocnJ IM!'I'· Norma Lee Bowb ba retdf'De¢" Thurtd•r'• IHultl Mr and Mrt. B. R. Vant'(!: wen vices wen beld Tue.ad;,)' to her hOQ\t in N• Znallind. Ne-w York 8 Ohieaeo 2 hort.!l r~enUy at a fil.tl fry held Pete Ohlinaf.er wu a rKenl El.mer Gri.mJD iJ Ut the Vl'l.erMilwaukef' 6 Brooklyn J. nite 0 on the lawn ot Mr. and Mn. H~r- aurgical patient in Holzer HU\- an. Hoapital. Huntinjton. ., e p rem I um1 •~ -• ri bbo nt won at IIr .and Ml'l. J amea Arnold, 10n Tom man Vanet>, Layne. Mr. other uesttCarroll werr PL., a I . ., Sl · L OULB. 6 PhI.!I de IPhi a <~• , nL aM aMra. . . "''"'· Bl a-• - Boynan o I II u,. Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 3. nite lhe Meip County Fair were p!'e- and daughter-in-Law of Mr .and Ad J d B M d 1 C)' Yoong ot Cleve land vuuted ki n.lilUm HeiJb ta, Mk h., and Mr: •· Saturct.y'a GanMa sented when the Pom~roy Bendera Mrs. Jamet Ar n'old, Mi ddleport. 1 ... arrufl. r ., JiltH-, a1r . anC Mrs. J L. and M:n. S. C. M~ouTy of Detroit' 1 11 'D! I'I wau •...ee a t 8 roo kl Yn 1ts Iu t 11).eet I na: of wtre f 11.1 t ured ·w a recent 1ssue · yne. - •· Tu-..a .. u ·tch., VIJila~ · · - .a II r . and IIra. BerI 4-H eI u b h•'d • o ( ~~ rs. arry Bdb mLaan d ''t ,., t'W•u c-Y .n Chicago at New York ' the year, Tueaday at the home of. the Marlhlll Colle&"e pu blication Mr~ and Mra. d :._ne .an rs. Clayton Afhe)" wai a reROWJ:h 1nd MUlie Buma:arner last M 1 1 St. Lo-ui.:t at Philadelphi.!L Mrs. Harold Loh&e, au iJtJnt ad- , '·The Parph~non" in a serie11 or ~~....t -'ter:1 Mr6t~o a~ . arr 1~t 1 eent su rtical patien t in Holzer week. Cinci nnati at Pitl£burgh viao r. husband and wife arlicle1 ~ le, n., .rLmm, L Hos pita l Becky Jo Burrll underftllt • Twenty blue ribbon& and three Mr. Arn~;~Jd , a graduate' of Mid- ~ndL ~In:. Lloyd R~h and Mrs Mr. a~ M.rJ. Wyatt Chadwell toruillee~omy Sat~f !Jl tha AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB red r it)I)PI were won by memben die port High ~hool, ret'E ived his · · Dyer PERSONALS and sons retenll y vacat ioned .31 Hartman Clinit', ' New York 78 42 .6!i0 of the club, nineteen ot which M11!iler of Arts dee rce at Mar~ h a ll ~ d M J b Blark Wate-rtalls. Kennetb flip~, Lettrl Rt. 10 n Chicago 71 48 .1'197 6 l,i were won by members for their at the end of the first &ummer · r an rl. Morgan Mr . and Mn . Do ru~ ld Brown has been diacltars.ed trom the u; Bo~;ton 63 56 .529 JH;~ pro jettl and one blue wu award- ~>el!fivn and Mn . Ar nold will re· and children nre ~· ae-•lioning ill and family vialted fri~nds in Lo- s . Air For~ - · : Detroit 60 60 .500 18 ed fo 'rthe educaUonal booth ex- ceive her Master of Art8 degree Chica&o. Ill. gan , W. Va., laJt Sunday . Mrs. Sblrle)' Wri&bl Ls ill at the · 1ea d- t h'Ia mornmg · Mr . a nd Mrs. Ceci l Brown of •a hlb 1.t., P1anned b Y t•· Ba Itimore 57 81 .483 20 _, 1unaor in the gradu alioo Lorra ine Auele n of Boston . t.ome o1 her• dautbter MH.fll E l ) Clcvc lan(l !57 64 .47 1 ers, Janet Carpenter and Pltty cf'remony at t he Keith-A Ibee Glen Lyn, 'Va.. viait{d !lfr . a n~ Mats ., it maklAi her hOI\le with beth Jlill · . ..1 · Kansas City 47 74 .388 31 1f.t Dlak'eslee . Theater. Mf"'. Dona ld Brown and family 'lr. and Mrs. Donald Brown. Mr. and ' Mrs~ Lee Workmtn o ~ Was hington 46 74 .38J 3l . Alit a Carpenter president, preBoth Hr .and Mrs. Arnold are last fr ld!!Y · and Satur day . Mr . .and M.r.-. E. T. W•i enbab Cedar drtwe has purehased tt~: ThurldJy'• R"ult1 sided at the meeting and a con- grad uates of Rio Grande College Mn. J. L Stewart was notJ of ~1 ewark viJiited Mr. and .Mn. Orph.a OhlinJ'er plate. 1 Bosto n 11 Cleveland 3 tribution was made to the Can- and he baa taught in t11e Middle· also that the Past Officers Picnic ll ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;=====~ Detro it 4 Balt imore 0 terB Cave 4-H fund . PlaiJJ we~ port High School and she taught would be at Baileys Lake. ~ onday New York 11 Kansas Ci!y 4 madeL(ok' a steak fTYAat For ked in the elementary schools in Gal26 _ Saturd•y's G•rn.• Run a e. 1.1o00 ay uguat 26 a1 llpolis and Jaclulon . I ~;.:;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;:;;;;=;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;., »oston at chicago 2 p.m. Minada Murrar. lennlfer They are Pmplo)'ed for the com- I i Baltimore at Kn.ruas Ci ty Lohae and Tamara rmlaw were ihg year at New Carlisle, Ohio, wash inglron at Detroit named as the commattee tO' plan near Springfield. He will teach Jn WITII I'U:ASUH.E New York at Clevel-and. lhc steak fr)'· lhe North·Wf'llern High School INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE there and she will teach in the JIJST DINil WITII US! w L .... GB New C"li•l• Elementary School. Toronto 77 58 .571 '..1 Mr .and Mrs. Arnold hve bee1, Buffalo 76 58 .567 ~ living in Huntington and will Richmo nd 60 64 .519 1 , · , visit his parents an4 grandmother. Rocht•ster 68 59 .496 10 Mrs. Laura. Bradbur)' . before movMiami 64 68 .W 11 'h ~ ing to Ne~ Car lillie. Ha\'ana 63 72 .467 14 Sewing and Cnd)' ecnteats were Columbus til 74 .452 16 held with lfrl: J'endell Frecket Monl1·enl . __. _ f:IO 75 .444 1,7 as judge when the P0m*¥'oy Bend Thursday's' Results -. Grange met in ~gular teiBIOn, Toronto 7 MOntreal 2 Wednesday eveolng at the DAV hall. . Buffalo 4, Rochester 3 / Miami 10 Colum-bus 4 Mra. C. L. Heaton won firH in Racine Chapter of the Order of ltavaua 7 Richmond 1 the sewins cOntest, Mn. Cftarles Spencer, second; and Mf•. Cb:ris- El1tern Stai held 111 special meetti.ne r..ke, third. In thf! nndy con- il]g Tuesday night for the purtell, Mrs. Flo)'d Spence woo tint pOle of initiation. Worthy Ma. / Mrs. Christine La):e, aecond; aDd troD H1oml Brin~er and Worthy Delicious food, plenty of Mrs. T. A. Hewetson, • third. Patron Jesse Brinker presided. During the bu•lne•• seaslbfl wltb During the meeting a special variety, courteous service, a Charles LegiQ' worUtY muter, pre- song was sune by Lillian Jividen pleasant, relaxed atmoA group ot neighbor~ on the siding, one appeal tor aid waa al1d lmma Jane MeC1intlack enRut land Road held a hamburg answered. Communeationt w~ titled "At the Crou Road". Refre.bmenh were served by sphere; you'll find them all up rry, Wednesday evening .at the read fro mtbe Ohio State Gran11e and from the Ohio State Grance a eommlttee composed of: Bell· Syra\use Road!lidP- ' Park. Insurance. Plans wert completed lab Marris, Ha»el Adarews, cora when you dine here. Prcllt'nt were Mr .anc:l Mrs. Ev· for inspection whjctl Will bt ~hl Webb and Lillian Jividen. erett Lightfoot and chlldren, Jeff Wedne11day evenlna:· Al.lgual ,28 It was announced that Friends and Butch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and a pra'Ct~ee held. Night would be held on sept. 21 At the co~clu1ion of tbe meetSheets and . daughter, Gwen, Jim M:rs. Sheeb Mr .and Mrs. Elroy Mc- ing ~ef"_Jhments were aero~ed by Murra)(, Mrs. Paul Winn, "WWIere Your Conft...,eels Jullllled." Glone and children, Jean, Don, Mrs. Cleland Heines and .Mr. and Jn.~n,ton1 Mrs. HOW.II!rd RuJ. . Carl Smlth. Mike and Pat 'and Mr .and Nrs. Mrs. Mrs. Dale Barnhart. E. Mila St. ..._., Nathan Bigg! .aiuJ 'ehiJdren, Jean, N. 2nd Ave. Mlddlepozj 1-G·~~fi~~-Si.SfOn, Mrs. Letha RusBilly and Sharon. ; Sara Gilmore, Mrs. sell, Milton Russel!. 2H:z l -;JsASEIALL RESUlTS BY UNI'fii) ._PU~S NATIONAL LlA~UE W L ~,ct. Milwaukee ... . 74 4!5, .619 Sl Louis . .. · · 88 52 .567 Broold)ln . .. .. · 88 M .562 61 ~9 . .1108 Cine~nnati . · · · p~delpbia . . . 61 59 M8 :! ~ := i~~'~ Pomeroy Benders -:.• I iA.ND. Sun.. Au1. 25, 2:00 PM, Ito: cw..··o ,... ltzoo Noon A 9-event stock ear raet PlUII the AII·Ail)erlcan Daredevtl 'ftrill Show. 'Children under 11. FREE. CANDY. FR.EF;, FREE ride1 in a stock ear for. ki.ll• and customers from gale-opening Wm!l' until races beein. The parli:.in&", picnic tables. playgrpund!l'. Ad- I SALEM, N'. Jt. UP-lienry Waj· three winners at R9C'<ialli~IP Park 'r.huf.sday_ Wajda sc ored on· Big Mark $9 . ~ in the second, Sistime $11.80 m the third and Bamma $7.80 ,in the llxth. - Fri., Alii- U ,' 9:00 PM, IPT · Chester, Ollio 1\'oG~J 'T IU Dark Oor Coates, Gary Voore, J:Udie BQ(fint~;on, ld-ike Wer'J"Y. lim Sprouse, John McMUrray, Terry QJilinger, Ben Ewina- and I?aviO BroWII. Jl was announced that the Co1- 1 lins Jft'Nelry SUire jn Pomeroy would .make in~riptions on each •trophy free of charge. ~a1e1 QF 0~11 Trap . . ....... . .. StiiiTortm Sunday- August 25, 1957 lz~ak _.~ . Mrs. V1n McDade and daUgh· ter Mrs. Gera-la Ours called on Dr. T. H . Mor~n and (amUy o! Athens Friday. llr1. HaiTY Swan, Mrs. Cl:!.r· ence Price and dau ~ hLer were ~"lllpolis Monday . In M;, and M!'S. Marvin Swan and children of Middleport were dinner guests or biB parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarrY Swan sunday . EA(N SHOTGUN SHOOT lfo- - ~~ Prt~e J"" . · ~ PORTLAND 10rry to learn of hiJ death. Mrt and )(ra. HUbert and M:n. LUC'Y llcl>ade of ArllD.(· f.amly are 1pe.ndina 1 fe" diJS ton , va., recotly spent a week 1 ' ~w York. · wit h ber sl.lter, J4 n . Van Me T.he many frt en d1 of Ra lph Dade. She waa aocompanled Smith ot Morse Chapel were home by their gralldd aU(hter Mi ss J ane Busb who Yiaited rela tivt.os .at GtJUpol\1 tod Portland. Mrs. Dorothy Dur.tt bas re-turned. home from Meigs Geberal Hospital. --se"n tim.. In Uoe lint rounlj -~before Firpo wa1 cou.nied out . In t he second round. DfiJlli'M'J' al.;o W>o>red big .Wilft seven tLmes h_l thJ fQ;~ ~ on J.LliY 4, ~910, wh~ l.lt): WQb the t1tJc. Willard qut·t d~ the · retl period tfter tile rthi~ 'J:oundhad en d'c d. , , . )Irs. R. L. lkrd4411 1:$ visitlna: rf'\.MLjvw in Marloa, : O. · I Pttt- pr- a $2j5Q,OOI) IUar· 12-CUBIC·FOOT jSTIAIOHT-liNE" DESIGN REFRIGIRATOR:.: fQUH..,_WJTH _TOUCH·ACTION_FEATUIES'. I ,..,op ..,_pproxamatell,' 150 younli basebaiJ pla)'ef1 C'l imaud a -lllOCft#'ul summe-r of Little. and Poay ~ilUe activity TJnlftday evenlnljl with a hot dng and \emou~e ple· nic spollSOI'ed by tbe ¥.eltl JUD· ior CJI~t of ~lllfl'Ce· the 1aycee"81tes, and the Lfttle L4!il· g u~ A.ssocta:tion. Reblon expr~ sed his ~rs onal . Diek Faulkner, var~ lty assbt- ~.grallflc-atlon to all mti.Da(en, and ant, Wittenberg Colle ge . guards to the other league officers ~:~nd and tackles; Harry We!ltfatl, var- 1 parenl~ for eoweratiop JYCtiverd, sity assistant Ohio University, lle indicated next yta):' t1).$ tomends ; John Weinrich , Frosh coa<'h I munith:-.~ of Pome·roy, "RaCine and Ohio State; Dick Martin , Eighth 1 Syraeu~ f.ac~ ·,m ol>lipti.on to Grade t'oach, Rio Grandq. College. provide a 1ound program lor boys How can a K'hoo1 like Middle- or high school age too old to pl,ay port, for example, ~:~nd Pofneroy Pun y Lf'ague ball. lloyd (Dinly) too, with squads of 40 1urnin!i Moore is vice president ot the out . int'luding Ftettimen, cam - league. pete with a prc.gram of 9ports League Secretary Tracy Whaley training and edueatlon lUre Lo· reporte-d on financt"s of the lea· gan~ Brethren , it's tough . gue which soounari1:ed weTe: Middleport hu 'a smaller en · Cash, •beg inning of season. rollment in .bigh school nmv than .~82 .64. any Institution in Me!p County C•11leeted. donatlQils, insura~e. ex eep(Lng Harrlsonville. Yet it $1 ,804.50. iO e ~ up against Logun, Jac~son. , Expenses , per vouch~rs. $1,Athens, Gallipolis and Wellston. 783 .80. Pomeroy is little bet1('r . orr. Cash on band, not ·b anked,' Take •aw.ay the Racine fu glUve!l $30.62 . ot Syracuse and man y rur<~ l Oush balance in fund $153.9l. youlh. bussed info PomeNy, and ~ r. Whaley noted that four new cnm.pletely our Panther s would be r ight dow n · teams (Pon-yj were there wi!h the Middleport st udent equipped last spring and thai. body level., j o:aps and hOle were replaced for Fre-d Cro W t hinks t tJc only wa y all li ttle le-ague teams. Meigs Cuu nly can succcsslu\ly He indicated suits on hand compete in the SEQ in .a ll spor~~ ~hould last ~mother year but caps is to combine Pomeroy and Mid- I ::rre purchased new e-a('h season . rilcport high sc-hool.s. He would He s9-id 10 teams need at leut 20 like to liCe that happen some day. dozen baseballs at $19.80 per So sports fan s, don 't blame dozen. o_ur coaehe!l ·GT scho?l a dmin ~"aBob Ro-berts, manager o,f the tLOns, when the gomg <OOcDmes Meig~ All Stan who won the rou gh_ What do You want with Wellston Invitational Ut4Jle Led· your 'beer? Egg.-s, too ? gue tourney, introduced eaeh his stnrs pre&ent and compliment· LONGSHOT COMES THROUGH ed Hnbert Price, Portland, for A'I'LANTIC CITY, N. J . UP- A hi10 ''fine assistance" · in the ~ur. !Jriving fi nish car ried Our Ilfince ney. a 13·1 Jo ngshot; lo un up.~ e-t three Chesler Tannehill , sports ediquar ter lcngtb vi cloi'y OVt!f fa- tor of The Daily Sentinel , prevored Com-bustion 2nd Thursday sented t he handsome trophies in the feature race at At lantic provided by the Sports Cenl ~r. City before. 18,985 fan s. "Most Valuable Play<>r" rtrophllls were ha nded Duane "Wee Foozy'' Mr. and Mrs . . LeJ>ter Johnson Wolfe of Racine, Uttlc Leauue nnd childr·en , David nnd Sue. ebampion!l, anrf to Eddie Bari'cls spent Sundny with their p~.rent!l, ot the Tlger!l, Pony l..e-lgue Chan'!'· Mr. and Mn. Homer Johnson and pions. Bartels batted .42!1, Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Board. .600. D....... ,499 .95 9 SPORTS DESK fm.: t Playoff glllP •·~ T hursd ~o) L•"ttle Pony LeJuJne CLamps B--.. -:e~ , Jf , ~1·l'f! 'J'rophj'"' " onni'Q. A• p·ll'RI~, 'J'bnrr..l .... y •· '1"t II- . •M~" ..,.llqjl -==;;;;;;;=======~==;;;;;;.;;;;;~ The DaUy Sentiflel Meia, eh&m- .... . . .. .. ...... : ._....___:.. ·..-.:· .. Dally SeDtJne __1_· P _ome __ NY _ ·_ M_Id_dle ---: port ---:-,_0 ·•~28 -·,..1"'95,..7_--s _ ~~~.:,.ork 0n I Dogs1 lem0 d IRademacher's Seven Knockdowns MOst · . RQ 8 In 23 Years Of Heavyweight Matches Pia'ye·rs 4-0aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Aug 23 . 1957 . .,. _ • ' . BUER · ·. FURNITURE f)N THE rRIOJtTEST toRIIIIl" IN MIOOLI'POU FOREMA~ & I . APPI.JANCE ABBOTT .\ MIDI!LEPOIIr I· \ SALEI �,, • -- • \ • .. WISH BASILIO LUCK DETROIT UP- A pair of rangy weltenw'lghts, Isaae Log.art --and \'Joll;lter Byat'S. who have only the DE's! hopes ror we h er cham p Carmen Basilio . wil l meet ton-igbl in 11 1tn ro und nationa!ly televised bout LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS W ILLIAMSPORT. Pa Monterrey, ~l ex i!'O , and C.alif. , mt:'(' \ lu day Jn t.a ~ \ !1~ UP- pionship ga ml' ur the l.1 t1le Lea gue Wor ld Sl'ries after learns won t he 11· -- 1955 . ' by DODGE ~et TlgMh!!l ' L h 1 d · .~ok for ogan to be up t ere as con en er~ m , wtthtn a few yea rs at the most. Coa~h Mel Adams IS chief in a program that has a single aim: more and bette~ players in the Junior and Senior high school grades of a cali· bre that can win in the tough Southeastern Ohio league . Here is what Logan lias lined up this Autumn: · th h · d t 51 sit d' d t d I . E~qmpmen as een tssue o var Y can l 1:1- ~_san 36 freshmen. A total of 87 boys from the 9th-12th grades. Custom Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radi o, Heater and Powerflite, Lqw mileage. One Local owner, A Sweetheart. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE-I'LVMO!!Til 2. There will be a 30-boy 8th . . . ~ grade squad This !earn will be gamzattons of the '-'11 >: of Lopn. equ ipped wi th .11 11 new equ ipment The response to the drave wu ex· . . ('!' l!ent purchased bY mtcrestcd Clllzcn s · . (~hat mean s, folk s, . people w~o 3. The 6tb and 7th grade stu · like to st•e the Chl~f!ams Win dlmls of Logan wm partieipate in bal ~ games . and ar e wlllln_a: _to pay 1 tl "Flag Football Lea,ue" aJonfi a httle btl for t~e pnvLi eg('wi th teams from at lust two Spor-ts Ed) and busmes~es and or· rural .lielbools. Th is league •ill ha\'e approximately 125 p,artici· pants. In all , 240 boys will take p:aort in Logan's foot.ball Pri>tram . Here- i5 LGg~n ·s coa ching staff all assioRtants to Mr. Adams : Patterson Has Middleport =, Big Pete Out In 6th Round Cor. Second & MIU 1 New Plymouths AT BIG SAVINGS .. Wlil HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF MODELS AND COWRS. Get Ottr Prfc!e• Before Yott Dealt OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVE UNTIL 8 P.M. 'i . . MEIGS MOTOR .- CO. '• Phone 8378 or 8023 .I . Middleport WHILE STOCK LASTS SEA'ITLE. Wash . UP- Fl oyd Patterson, 22-yenr-ol d ti ger of the prize rio«, relentlessly stalked the audaciou ~ amalc\lr, Pet e Rademaeber, through fi ve rounds here Friday niJ;: ht , knocked him down seve-n t imes-and finally out in the sh:t.h. In lhe greatest massacre si nce Custer's ll!l.st stand , Rademacher took an even mnre severe pasting than did TommY Hurl'i eane Jackson when the IaUer l ost to the champ only t-hree w eek ~ aiO, But the up<rlart Rnrl emnche r, mt!king his first start as 11 pt'O· fesslonal, had the satisfaction of deckin' the rh nmp before '\he rod( caved in. Obe wHd sw ingirig right flbOr· ed Patterson in t he St)cond round for a fo~r~ouril'. "[ never knew what hi t me and never even knew 1 went down'' said the ('hampion latf'r . "Ali r remember is getti ng up and fighting back." Pete 15 Pounds H.,Yitr Patterson, who weighed on ly compared with 20i! fur RadeITI':l·l'her. had thing_q hi s ·l'rWn wuy from there in . Re fe re e Tommy J.ouJrhrlln gavt~ both thE' first rounds to the ehnl lcnger- -bu t wh en the fifth round carnt• along and Patterson pol l'· B)(Cd Uw challenge r fnur times. the referee S<.'flrod \1'1(' )'ou ncl 10-0 for the champ. The ent. came after 2:57 or t he sixth . Rademacher W<' nl down Croll} 11 sharp r ight t o th e jaw Wht!n he lumbered lo his feel alter a count or nine Pattenon .~tnnncd him wllh a swing in g right and then a cnmb lnattrm right and left tent him 1.0 the noor for keeps. ~ Outrrlde of that second round, when- -~the champ was on the noor the 18.881 fans who pa1d $243 ,030 to watch the uneven battle, didn't l¥lve rQ)lth chance tn r h(~er for tbelr home-state lad. ·B ut they couldn't huit the forroer football player on his eourNobOdy had e)(pected hiLn to ; and 111'0!1 had thougbl that be would so out In .a rc>und or two. But be kept gettin g up and flOinr for more. "When a mAn with an lllle sluts chopping at you, sooner or IJter you are bound to jo," wa~ the way 'Rademacher !ummed It up after the fight. Ployd "Carrylf'll" PtN . lt appearett that after the third ~ound, the ellamplon ('()uld end it 1n;- f.lnte he wanted. But Palter""' dottle<\ tbot. "R.dem~her is an Ol ympic tMmplon. ~ was an Olympic thamt>loii ond I know how 01~· r~< ~'~"' r~a~t.t. ''K'"""r, 'I wa• neVer worried. J Dew I would win aner the lhl ... ,...,d." $369·9 $ With Trade lfiERll ELECTRIC ---- ,nt• • I Some boys-the biceer one.were able to put awar 18 many .as seven or eij::bt Jwt· @g u¥· wil:!het. LeM.cmade di.spensor Robert Roberts said one l)of drank "at least a e-allon ol lemonade." John Young-, Harvey V:~.'Vr~nken Corky l\iLocs Dpn ~lziJIJ, Roy' Armo Georco !'l">l!elr<ia4' ono lobn ~~rietwe teaiftt.a up t.o pre arji! tbe "dop.'·· · Thep ~~c ..~...... • was pr,.................. ~A_.. bY presentatloo of troi)IU't for the season p)ay, this ceremony ~~ opened by r.ea.gQ.e- Presl,.®nt ~ Rettnn. Su-pn'l'lnf.eofent oJ Schools Oharles Gl.bbs was lnt.roduced and was thanked for his cooperation in the sumtner bll! ~ · ball program. Kenney t.felmhinp.~y of the Middleport Sports center wcui itrlmrinced . I I I SEA'ITLE UP- Pete Rl demac-her 'a .seven kllOCkdowtls by Floyd Pattmon T!Htrsd,.Y ni&bt were the mO&t ! Uffered by an y p<incipal in • heavyweight ti Ue )lan~er a:-;v¥4s for the wfrm- bout 1n 23 )'e.ars. in( rte.-me w~ IJv~ Larrlo' Th('y wer e the mosl, since June MOl'ri!JIOn aud H.Pbe:rt ftlp, of Ra· 14,, 1934, when Max Baer floored cine and J.l.m Diel_1l and 'm.Ch Jones P_r-1mo C~rn era 11 times beto:e of the Tirers. g1ant Pr~mll was knocked out m t he ll th rou nd. Larr~e i nWvid~q~l ~QI)JtiJ:s , with a t old Laeitueretl baiebalt plAyer J ack Dempsey decked Luis · ~- ;... .. 1 in motion 'on a JtroiUI' Firpo nine times on St'pt. u. , 1923 . -~ · ~>. 1s,e, 12 i.Dctle• ¥iah were . •.• ..!r. t:~ thetie lJ,aOlne bp)'1 : urn rJ;e,, Jcti Lee, Petnuts WiCk· line, TeJJ"' Bailey, ~on 4-rnott, ward\ JOhnson, Rick SargenJ. Roy lfowell, Pbll R.(;btrtl, BiH illwood, JF k ~. Bandap Rei· bett, Brw:e B«!'e,ile, Pqnk ~fl"J)en · ler, Bill"OtJn, io~Jt ~~.Heney 1 Lyons and Steve Cle.lana. . · Tlgers receivlng awards we're I' Frank Ebel'sbach, Uowu~ Well, n...., ymond ,Pi:lulin.... Bob Sruoin~~"er, "'. ,.. . G1t... Open 6:00 P.M. Walton Farm ulta, only $1;80. j . .. f.\l..!IIJ,.... !C&Mrtor and lntnlor . ',. We invite yo\1'" chlldrt~ to com~ In to _ride on our yard size Roller ~it- . · ·· ' 45 rpm' Autolllatle Pl.ye,.. · " up 3 Speed 'Single Play Players $19.95 up 4 Speed Automatic Players ., f5,9:95 up 4 S]ie'od \11-FI Players $95.95 . up Nice S~tlon or' Reeord Carrying Cases $3.25 UP. WER~ER RADIO ·unbreakable ' Wondor~aUc WASTE ·IASKn •E-Hrloltl~tg ·finlth Ill -hiiquGIM, ' UIUIOL. . i1 '"' ond yello-. • luttproof---PM1pro41f-Mar'procwf • --:...- • Racine Se"~ce St~tion: Oliver ·Bwlley, . Owner ·,. ) UWhtrt R1fll.- .ancl TV lirA lu1lntn, N. 2nd Aw. N~ · ANSW~JU A Sldtllnt"" Mlddlt"rt t Becouse Of Their Terrific Deols and Ex/ . cellent Sewice. · · ' •eN(I DOWN P~~ENT , . . I, ' eG.E.C.C. FINANCING e NO EXTMA .JlliAIWI': FOR COLOR OJ>et 8v~in11 11n 1o:oo HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHING N. See<~~~d ~h ~·· Owaer Ave. Twl fo'!;'iy]a ' . . .., , On .""""" ... ' . , .. PI!" '!!i'I\Nt • . 24 MOUR fOr tM fidt ·and hb nw.n· trer, Cus D'tmato, said he would take every eent of It. 388·¥ ~·Oilllt' . . ' ............ _,_.!!i. . .... ' ... ...... -::r__....... _ . ,..... - - -.. - -"C"' ...... -•• - -~~---- Sq~irrel T ~ 1· $fORE . Rlddltporl ~· Pf!fston Mp~o~J, In~. 411 8. lrd Ave. . ~eport Marquis SAVE UP TC) Also $ , of aoLLJD AO~ lOCI~ !fACTOIY~· CUI10M ('~ ·, -· , ,!0 SOLIO Nat Season Opens COYID • • "., ~VF\\,_ • ·- KIJCHIM tOPI IY . tnP-IAVUj . \ • . ; ' "'. > ·' • • $2.45•.•··. · j _.. ' ' '59~ ~ " . \ lNG ltODS! Only $25.00 Down $4.50 WIMtly ' Yes- We Carry Our 0\V,n Aeelunt$. iALDWIN SPINET ~ PRI(E INCLUDE!~ F~IP,~IIlll . ..,........ "FREE BOOB PBJZl;! R£"' ' Rorrl;eralor ••• • Pay Only $59.50 down and ,2,.!)G per .moalh ' I .fi,·-··1 ~ffi~L -,VEST$! GAME .. l'~f;$1 •,,' '. . BRINGS YOUR ' KITCHEN laACI( • ·- · · --- •• 'TO Llfl AGAIN G•• Range .l - NEW F,.,.r"iture ' ~- · 3 ROOMS OF 1-~L ' 12••·.'. •' MUST BE $OLD IN THE NEXT 15 DAY$. -. And To Do So Summers &Son Will Meet qr Beat Any D10l Around. " GROCERIES thy \feekend ' ' ' Nancy MOM.OliP PIONT Ll' 1 NUMTING oad ., .... &.ICINSI .•.· tlt:t of · Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Deem Open DaUy and Sund1y All Day ODd Evealngs We Dandle " ._Poputo.r §,fr~~ Guns · and Anu\lunJfion Illy Pllo11e 1-Solid C~rload Of Fine SPINET PIAHOS , Under New )\(anagement . ' TOWING S~BE-WmE with Betty Davis and returned home with their parenttl on Sunday evening. ·Sept. 1)idto Oc:t. 31 -- ' H & R Firestone - .. . ONCE IN A LifETIME .. . . BIG Cor. Elm St. & Rt. 124 Raclue, 0 . ' ~CFION,__ -. Sue and ' Madison, ~nd . , spent LAWS C)N tiANP , .~W . .. • . MAGNETIC SAFETY DOOR '' • ZRO DEGIEE FREEZER • , ADJUST.AILE-REMOVABLE DOOR ' SHELVES lUU DRAWERS I ... : ;.;e ~~~te i~duded Scripture reading, prayer ,song &hd a read- SALE! \lith Mr. and Mrs. . MU~TilS' '"fAJ<I NOTE! . -= ... _ .....:m . ........ ....... Iservwe . ing " Friendship". During the meetin~ Mrs. Russell invited the member!l to attend the Operi HoWle whleh will celebrate her Golden Wedding anniversary on Sunday, Augttst 24. Miss Sara Gilmore was sur· prised with a handkerchief ahow· er in ob&erv:mee of her birthday. Mrs. Vincent King sent the travel· ling prize which was wort by Mrs. Dale Barnhart. The September meeting will be held at the home of A ANNIVERSA~Y $UNO CO SERVICE STATION J)HIO . . ~,,;r .. ; e RIYOLVING SHELVES the weekend Pomeroy • • M. T . HawltiD!I, so. Charle:rl.on. . ~·:::::::: SERVICE Below Hllb, School In Mhldle,.rt -:;;:;:::~::;;;:~~r Middleport • 18 Middleport, Oblo · mother, Mrs. MinniE.\ Warner, recentiJ. Mr. and Mrs. fY.>er Roush spent Phene COLLINS JEWELRY Mr. and · Mn. Forrest Runiver of Tannwanda, N. Y ., visited her iiii ,. and Marelene Ro-ach, Day.ton, visited h~ cowins, Ann , Patty a11d · Harv-iJrl,ta Newland recentl y. YOUR DoTPOINT DEALER ' ' 1 ·,..- New Jewelry All The Latest Styles of Mason.. . -· . I d'·Joh•n hi, RAC.JNE DRIVE IN MASON PERSONALS Mra . Mr. and l\{r5. ·DeHaven of Lo · Russell, ian, W. Va .. and Mrs. Anna Avis ~~~~~:!!!;..,:!!:!;~ also of Logan were rece-nt vl-si· tors of Mrs. Ha-rriet Roseberry ., Fift tlttfrig•r9tion . • PRICE YO!JR Bradbury Ch11rch Martha Clpss M,eting Is Held Robiri-Son antf ·carmm,~en;doJr.~:":.~ may 'Pe staged .as ~~ Olt Yoankee Stadium Sept. 23 . RobinsOn called off his Utle defense against welterweiiht ting Ba.~lio Tuesday night because of a dispute with promo-ler Jim Norris "''VeJ'I theater tclevbion. n However, Robins-on •JOW feels he might be able to settle ~·his dif· ferenees- w-ith Norris at a New York Stoa.te At,hlctic Commission hearing next Monday. "I think f. can · go ,bac-k into trainin'l: · and · be ready for Sept. 23 li we work this nut Monda)'," Sugar Ray $aid. ~ Completely qut of Hatpolnt . l-ost WeekP Ref~igerators ~ ' The Martha Class of the Studbqry Church of Christ met re\ cenlfy at the bome o! Mrs. WilNEW YoRK UP- The on-again , bur Pierce with their preaident, off-again mid~leweigbt champion· Mrs. Griff nuaseil, presidine and ship figh t between Sugar con~ucting the opening devotional 1 ;;; UtM 111 ....ltht-Eotr to tl... Wqenhola tlurlnt 00 RobinsonHopes Basilio fi~t 6'' MIMleport Is On Schedule -;;::::;;::::;:~ Below IJI.Q Seb!'Ol OPEN EVENINGS. TILL 10 Soul!l 'fhlrd Ave. ',"" RESTAURANT MARTIN FIFE'S NOVELTY · CORNER v La•n Rutland Road Neighbors Hold Hamburg Fry • $19.95 =. Il RacineOES Special Meeting Held On Tuesday 1 LOT OF TOYS B~RGAINS' IN 45 rpm Altatbments Afe presente d C."ntests Feature Pomeroy Bend Grange Meetl'nn (lt,.Jpl'lii,S, Af-U,INUM .CIIA:IIUI Players l,i l 6 \-1 7V. 131'1 131'1 PICNlC SUj>J!UQ, "~flO U)!llll.~rLA SETS, CIIAII.C04L (ll!ILLII, SWIMMING ~LS, BEACH' aAUS, S~MING J!~lii)'IIIJNT, da bOoted home $36:95 GB ON All SUMMER MER~ THRU FOil WAJDA 1NO' RAVEN, W. Vo. i:~ :.:,.._~ ~ ~· v~ :~ Husband Wife Feotured' ln C II ege p0per TO DINE UP TO '$0% OFf MAKE SMITHCLO · 4-H f.uir Awards Pittsburg h f.4 7t .373 29~ FtSH 'ltY Sutton. W. Va. The fuocnJ IM!'I'· Norma Lee Bowb ba retdf'De¢" Thurtd•r'• IHultl Mr and Mrt. B. R. Vant'(!: wen vices wen beld Tue.ad;,)' to her hOQ\t in N• Znallind. Ne-w York 8 Ohieaeo 2 hort.!l r~enUy at a fil.tl fry held Pete Ohlinaf.er wu a rKenl El.mer Gri.mJD iJ Ut the Vl'l.erMilwaukef' 6 Brooklyn J. nite 0 on the lawn ot Mr. and Mn. H~r- aurgical patient in Holzer HU\- an. Hoapital. Huntinjton. ., e p rem I um1 •~ -• ri bbo nt won at IIr .and Ml'l. J amea Arnold, 10n Tom man Vanet>, Layne. Mr. other uesttCarroll werr PL., a I . ., Sl · L OULB. 6 PhI.!I de IPhi a <~• , nL aM aMra. . . "''"'· Bl a-• - Boynan o I II u,. Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 3. nite lhe Meip County Fair were p!'e- and daughter-in-Law of Mr .and Ad J d B M d 1 C)' Yoong ot Cleve land vuuted ki n.lilUm HeiJb ta, Mk h., and Mr: •· Saturct.y'a GanMa sented when the Pom~roy Bendera Mrs. Jamet Ar n'old, Mi ddleport. 1 ... arrufl. r ., JiltH-, a1r . anC Mrs. J L. and M:n. S. C. M~ouTy of Detroit' 1 11 'D! I'I wau •...ee a t 8 roo kl Yn 1ts Iu t 11).eet I na: of wtre f 11.1 t ured ·w a recent 1ssue · yne. - •· Tu-..a .. u ·tch., VIJila~ · · - .a II r . and IIra. BerI 4-H eI u b h•'d • o ( ~~ rs. arry Bdb mLaan d ''t ,., t'W•u c-Y .n Chicago at New York ' the year, Tueaday at the home of. the Marlhlll Colle&"e pu blication Mr~ and Mra. d :._ne .an rs. Clayton Afhe)" wai a reROWJ:h 1nd MUlie Buma:arner last M 1 1 St. Lo-ui.:t at Philadelphi.!L Mrs. Harold Loh&e, au iJtJnt ad- , '·The Parph~non" in a serie11 or ~~....t -'ter:1 Mr6t~o a~ . arr 1~t 1 eent su rtical patien t in Holzer week. Cinci nnati at Pitl£burgh viao r. husband and wife arlicle1 ~ le, n., .rLmm, L Hos pita l Becky Jo Burrll underftllt • Twenty blue ribbon& and three Mr. Arn~;~Jd , a graduate' of Mid- ~ndL ~In:. Lloyd R~h and Mrs Mr. a~ M.rJ. Wyatt Chadwell toruillee~omy Sat~f !Jl tha AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB red r it)I)PI were won by memben die port High ~hool, ret'E ived his · · Dyer PERSONALS and sons retenll y vacat ioned .31 Hartman Clinit', ' New York 78 42 .6!i0 of the club, nineteen ot which M11!iler of Arts dee rce at Mar~ h a ll ~ d M J b Blark Wate-rtalls. Kennetb flip~, Lettrl Rt. 10 n Chicago 71 48 .1'197 6 l,i were won by members for their at the end of the first &ummer · r an rl. Morgan Mr . and Mn . Do ru~ ld Brown has been diacltars.ed trom the u; Bo~;ton 63 56 .529 JH;~ pro jettl and one blue wu award- ~>el!fivn and Mn . Ar nold will re· and children nre ~· ae-•lioning ill and family vialted fri~nds in Lo- s . Air For~ - · : Detroit 60 60 .500 18 ed fo 'rthe educaUonal booth ex- ceive her Master of Art8 degree Chica&o. Ill. gan , W. Va., laJt Sunday . Mrs. Sblrle)' Wri&bl Ls ill at the · 1ea d- t h'Ia mornmg · Mr . a nd Mrs. Ceci l Brown of •a hlb 1.t., P1anned b Y t•· Ba Itimore 57 81 .483 20 _, 1unaor in the gradu alioo Lorra ine Auele n of Boston . t.ome o1 her• dautbter MH.fll E l ) Clcvc lan(l !57 64 .47 1 ers, Janet Carpenter and Pltty cf'remony at t he Keith-A Ibee Glen Lyn, 'Va.. viait{d !lfr . a n~ Mats ., it maklAi her hOI\le with beth Jlill · . ..1 · Kansas City 47 74 .388 31 1f.t Dlak'eslee . Theater. Mf"'. Dona ld Brown and family 'lr. and Mrs. Donald Brown. Mr. and ' Mrs~ Lee Workmtn o ~ Was hington 46 74 .38J 3l . Alit a Carpenter president, preBoth Hr .and Mrs. Arnold are last fr ld!!Y · and Satur day . Mr . .and M.r.-. E. T. W•i enbab Cedar drtwe has purehased tt~: ThurldJy'• R"ult1 sided at the meeting and a con- grad uates of Rio Grande College Mn. J. L Stewart was notJ of ~1 ewark viJiited Mr. and .Mn. Orph.a OhlinJ'er plate. 1 Bosto n 11 Cleveland 3 tribution was made to the Can- and he baa taught in t11e Middle· also that the Past Officers Picnic ll ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;=====~ Detro it 4 Balt imore 0 terB Cave 4-H fund . PlaiJJ we~ port High School and she taught would be at Baileys Lake. ~ onday New York 11 Kansas Ci!y 4 madeL(ok' a steak fTYAat For ked in the elementary schools in Gal26 _ Saturd•y's G•rn.• Run a e. 1.1o00 ay uguat 26 a1 llpolis and Jaclulon . I ~;.:;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;:;;;;=;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;., »oston at chicago 2 p.m. Minada Murrar. lennlfer They are Pmplo)'ed for the com- I i Baltimore at Kn.ruas Ci ty Lohae and Tamara rmlaw were ihg year at New Carlisle, Ohio, wash inglron at Detroit named as the commattee tO' plan near Springfield. He will teach Jn WITII I'U:ASUH.E New York at Clevel-and. lhc steak fr)'· lhe North·Wf'llern High School INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE there and she will teach in the JIJST DINil WITII US! w L .... GB New C"li•l• Elementary School. Toronto 77 58 .571 '..1 Mr .and Mrs. Arnold hve bee1, Buffalo 76 58 .567 ~ living in Huntington and will Richmo nd 60 64 .519 1 , · , visit his parents an4 grandmother. Rocht•ster 68 59 .496 10 Mrs. Laura. Bradbur)' . before movMiami 64 68 .W 11 'h ~ ing to Ne~ Car lillie. Ha\'ana 63 72 .467 14 Sewing and Cnd)' ecnteats were Columbus til 74 .452 16 held with lfrl: J'endell Frecket Monl1·enl . __. _ f:IO 75 .444 1,7 as judge when the P0m*¥'oy Bend Thursday's' Results -. Grange met in ~gular teiBIOn, Toronto 7 MOntreal 2 Wednesday eveolng at the DAV hall. . Buffalo 4, Rochester 3 / Miami 10 Colum-bus 4 Mra. C. L. Heaton won firH in Racine Chapter of the Order of ltavaua 7 Richmond 1 the sewins cOntest, Mn. Cftarles Spencer, second; and Mf•. Cb:ris- El1tern Stai held 111 special meetti.ne r..ke, third. In thf! nndy con- il]g Tuesday night for the purtell, Mrs. Flo)'d Spence woo tint pOle of initiation. Worthy Ma. / Mrs. Christine La):e, aecond; aDd troD H1oml Brin~er and Worthy Delicious food, plenty of Mrs. T. A. Hewetson, • third. Patron Jesse Brinker presided. During the bu•lne•• seaslbfl wltb During the meeting a special variety, courteous service, a Charles LegiQ' worUtY muter, pre- song was sune by Lillian Jividen pleasant, relaxed atmoA group ot neighbor~ on the siding, one appeal tor aid waa al1d lmma Jane MeC1intlack enRut land Road held a hamburg answered. Communeationt w~ titled "At the Crou Road". Refre.bmenh were served by sphere; you'll find them all up rry, Wednesday evening .at the read fro mtbe Ohio State Gran11e and from the Ohio State Grance a eommlttee composed of: Bell· Syra\use Road!lidP- ' Park. Insurance. Plans wert completed lab Marris, Ha»el Adarews, cora when you dine here. Prcllt'nt were Mr .anc:l Mrs. Ev· for inspection whjctl Will bt ~hl Webb and Lillian Jividen. erett Lightfoot and chlldren, Jeff Wedne11day evenlna:· Al.lgual ,28 It was announced that Friends and Butch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and a pra'Ct~ee held. Night would be held on sept. 21 At the co~clu1ion of tbe meetSheets and . daughter, Gwen, Jim M:rs. Sheeb Mr .and Mrs. Elroy Mc- ing ~ef"_Jhments were aero~ed by Murra)(, Mrs. Paul Winn, "WWIere Your Conft...,eels Jullllled." Glone and children, Jean, Don, Mrs. Cleland Heines and .Mr. and Jn.~n,ton1 Mrs. HOW.II!rd RuJ. . Carl Smlth. Mike and Pat 'and Mr .and Nrs. Mrs. Mrs. Dale Barnhart. E. Mila St. ..._., Nathan Bigg! .aiuJ 'ehiJdren, Jean, N. 2nd Ave. Mlddlepozj 1-G·~~fi~~-Si.SfOn, Mrs. Letha RusBilly and Sharon. ; Sara Gilmore, Mrs. sell, Milton Russel!. 2H:z l -;JsASEIALL RESUlTS BY UNI'fii) ._PU~S NATIONAL LlA~UE W L ~,ct. Milwaukee ... . 74 4!5, .619 Sl Louis . .. · · 88 52 .567 Broold)ln . .. .. · 88 M .562 61 ~9 . .1108 Cine~nnati . · · · p~delpbia . . . 61 59 M8 :! ~ := i~~'~ Pomeroy Benders -:.• I iA.ND. Sun.. Au1. 25, 2:00 PM, Ito: cw..··o ,... ltzoo Noon A 9-event stock ear raet PlUII the AII·Ail)erlcan Daredevtl 'ftrill Show. 'Children under 11. FREE. CANDY. FR.EF;, FREE ride1 in a stock ear for. ki.ll• and customers from gale-opening Wm!l' until races beein. The parli:.in&", picnic tables. playgrpund!l'. Ad- I SALEM, N'. Jt. UP-lienry Waj· three winners at R9C'<ialli~IP Park 'r.huf.sday_ Wajda sc ored on· Big Mark $9 . ~ in the second, Sistime $11.80 m the third and Bamma $7.80 ,in the llxth. - Fri., Alii- U ,' 9:00 PM, IPT · Chester, Ollio 1\'oG~J 'T IU Dark Oor Coates, Gary Voore, J:Udie BQ(fint~;on, ld-ike Wer'J"Y. lim Sprouse, John McMUrray, Terry QJilinger, Ben Ewina- and I?aviO BroWII. Jl was announced that the Co1- 1 lins Jft'Nelry SUire jn Pomeroy would .make in~riptions on each •trophy free of charge. ~a1e1 QF 0~11 Trap . . ....... . .. StiiiTortm Sunday- August 25, 1957 lz~ak _.~ . Mrs. V1n McDade and daUgh· ter Mrs. Gera-la Ours called on Dr. T. H . Mor~n and (amUy o! Athens Friday. llr1. HaiTY Swan, Mrs. Cl:!.r· ence Price and dau ~ hLer were ~"lllpolis Monday . In M;, and M!'S. Marvin Swan and children of Middleport were dinner guests or biB parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarrY Swan sunday . EA(N SHOTGUN SHOOT lfo- - ~~ Prt~e J"" . · ~ PORTLAND 10rry to learn of hiJ death. Mrt and )(ra. HUbert and M:n. LUC'Y llcl>ade of ArllD.(· f.amly are 1pe.ndina 1 fe" diJS ton , va., recotly spent a week 1 ' ~w York. · wit h ber sl.lter, J4 n . Van Me T.he many frt en d1 of Ra lph Dade. She waa aocompanled Smith ot Morse Chapel were home by their gralldd aU(hter Mi ss J ane Busb who Yiaited rela tivt.os .at GtJUpol\1 tod Portland. Mrs. Dorothy Dur.tt bas re-turned. home from Meigs Geberal Hospital. --se"n tim.. In Uoe lint rounlj -~before Firpo wa1 cou.nied out . In t he second round. DfiJlli'M'J' al.;o W>o>red big .Wilft seven tLmes h_l thJ fQ;~ ~ on J.LliY 4, ~910, wh~ l.lt): WQb the t1tJc. Willard qut·t d~ the · retl period tfter tile rthi~ 'J:oundhad en d'c d. , , . )Irs. R. L. lkrd4411 1:$ visitlna: rf'\.MLjvw in Marloa, : O. · I Pttt- pr- a $2j5Q,OOI) IUar· 12-CUBIC·FOOT jSTIAIOHT-liNE" DESIGN REFRIGIRATOR:.: fQUH..,_WJTH _TOUCH·ACTION_FEATUIES'. I ,..,op ..,_pproxamatell,' 150 younli basebaiJ pla)'ef1 C'l imaud a -lllOCft#'ul summe-r of Little. and Poay ~ilUe activity TJnlftday evenlnljl with a hot dng and \emou~e ple· nic spollSOI'ed by tbe ¥.eltl JUD· ior CJI~t of ~lllfl'Ce· the 1aycee"81tes, and the Lfttle L4!il· g u~ A.ssocta:tion. Reblon expr~ sed his ~rs onal . Diek Faulkner, var~ lty assbt- ~.grallflc-atlon to all mti.Da(en, and ant, Wittenberg Colle ge . guards to the other league officers ~:~nd and tackles; Harry We!ltfatl, var- 1 parenl~ for eoweratiop JYCtiverd, sity assistant Ohio University, lle indicated next yta):' t1).$ tomends ; John Weinrich , Frosh coa<'h I munith:-.~ of Pome·roy, "RaCine and Ohio State; Dick Martin , Eighth 1 Syraeu~ f.ac~ ·,m ol>lipti.on to Grade t'oach, Rio Grandq. College. provide a 1ound program lor boys How can a K'hoo1 like Middle- or high school age too old to pl,ay port, for example, ~:~nd Pofneroy Pun y Lf'ague ball. lloyd (Dinly) too, with squads of 40 1urnin!i Moore is vice president ot the out . int'luding Ftettimen, cam - league. pete with a prc.gram of 9ports League Secretary Tracy Whaley training and edueatlon lUre Lo· reporte-d on financt"s of the lea· gan~ Brethren , it's tough . gue which soounari1:ed weTe: Middleport hu 'a smaller en · Cash, •beg inning of season. rollment in .bigh school nmv than .~82 .64. any Institution in Me!p County C•11leeted. donatlQils, insura~e. ex eep(Lng Harrlsonville. Yet it $1 ,804.50. iO e ~ up against Logun, Jac~son. , Expenses , per vouch~rs. $1,Athens, Gallipolis and Wellston. 783 .80. Pomeroy is little bet1('r . orr. Cash on band, not ·b anked,' Take •aw.ay the Racine fu glUve!l $30.62 . ot Syracuse and man y rur<~ l Oush balance in fund $153.9l. youlh. bussed info PomeNy, and ~ r. Whaley noted that four new cnm.pletely our Panther s would be r ight dow n · teams (Pon-yj were there wi!h the Middleport st udent equipped last spring and thai. body level., j o:aps and hOle were replaced for Fre-d Cro W t hinks t tJc only wa y all li ttle le-ague teams. Meigs Cuu nly can succcsslu\ly He indicated suits on hand compete in the SEQ in .a ll spor~~ ~hould last ~mother year but caps is to combine Pomeroy and Mid- I ::rre purchased new e-a('h season . rilcport high sc-hool.s. He would He s9-id 10 teams need at leut 20 like to liCe that happen some day. dozen baseballs at $19.80 per So sports fan s, don 't blame dozen. o_ur coaehe!l ·GT scho?l a dmin ~"aBob Ro-berts, manager o,f the tLOns, when the gomg <OOcDmes Meig~ All Stan who won the rou gh_ What do You want with Wellston Invitational Ut4Jle Led· your 'beer? Egg.-s, too ? gue tourney, introduced eaeh his stnrs pre&ent and compliment· LONGSHOT COMES THROUGH ed Hnbert Price, Portland, for A'I'LANTIC CITY, N. J . UP- A hi10 ''fine assistance" · in the ~ur. !Jriving fi nish car ried Our Ilfince ney. a 13·1 Jo ngshot; lo un up.~ e-t three Chesler Tannehill , sports ediquar ter lcngtb vi cloi'y OVt!f fa- tor of The Daily Sentinel , prevored Com-bustion 2nd Thursday sented t he handsome trophies in the feature race at At lantic provided by the Sports Cenl ~r. City before. 18,985 fan s. "Most Valuable Play<>r" rtrophllls were ha nded Duane "Wee Foozy'' Mr. and Mrs . . LeJ>ter Johnson Wolfe of Racine, Uttlc Leauue nnd childr·en , David nnd Sue. ebampion!l, anrf to Eddie Bari'cls spent Sundny with their p~.rent!l, ot the Tlger!l, Pony l..e-lgue Chan'!'· Mr. and Mn. Homer Johnson and pions. Bartels batted .42!1, Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Board. .600. D....... ,499 .95 9 SPORTS DESK fm.: t Playoff glllP •·~ T hursd ~o) L•"ttle Pony LeJuJne CLamps B--.. -:e~ , Jf , ~1·l'f! 'J'rophj'"' " onni'Q. A• p·ll'RI~, 'J'bnrr..l .... y •· '1"t II- . •M~" ..,.llqjl -==;;;;;;;=======~==;;;;;;.;;;;;~ The DaUy Sentiflel Meia, eh&m- .... . . .. .. ...... : ._....___:.. ·..-.:· .. Dally SeDtJne __1_· P _ome __ NY _ ·_ M_Id_dle ---: port ---:-,_0 ·•~28 -·,..1"'95,..7_--s _ ~~~.:,.ork 0n I Dogs1 lem0 d IRademacher's Seven Knockdowns MOst · . RQ 8 In 23 Years Of Heavyweight Matches Pia'ye·rs 4-0aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Aug 23 . 1957 . .,. _ • ' . BUER · ·. FURNITURE f)N THE rRIOJtTEST toRIIIIl" IN MIOOLI'POU FOREMA~ & I . APPI.JANCE ABBOTT .\ MIDI!LEPOIIr I· \ SALEI �f ,.. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. ' .' ..... ";". .' . ' ' p, 1957-7 NEW HAVEN Farm Machinery In Spotliqht Hcv and Mrs. K J Scot1 at · Coming West German Elections ·----Holds Fate Of Western Plans Shuttle Buses tended the 'EUB Con!erenec Pa rkers~urg thill week RESULT~ FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE WANT ADS PriONE 398 ' 19) · Business word. ont~ Ul~rtlon. Mtnlm-:~m ch.arge !We ---4 :f!ntl per word Jor toftree eonsecutlvf' msertt11na. Special - One mo~h for 25 cents per word. Full nte of 2 ccntJJ per wo1d will be rharg~d rnr ado·f'rthlng lr eot p1ld for before the Uhn of each month fnllowinj( :(Jscrt1on ctaUJ Pf'•" fur those I who qu;.lzfy Hox 148, Manr-tta. 0 For Hire! DTeMI in Advertising-Should be rf'ported tmmf'thatf'ly The Daily ~ntiftel .-•11 not be respontdble for mope than one lncor· ..,.., "ly the htd i:uertion Card of Thankl anl1 SPC:claJ NoUcea of Events $1 00 Obiluarb• •• fUblished at 1 cent ~r word (I) Notices ----· I s uJt complete: 1 smgle bO(I t·omplt·ll·, I rull away !Jed : thc ~st' r und mirror, 3 piece bedroom Dance-Saturday- Au >( 24 at 9:00 P M for all rroose mcm bers and guests Ill Moosr i.odge Matn St 6·23 21e Luga.<~ge Contrac..eGrtcltl'll&• Ditch DiUlol VIRGIL WAMSLEY leTrud: Loading Equiptaell& Senict I '47 Chrvmi(•J eotJf)(' - Lane Cedar (:bf'sta - LAU Window Fan..._ fruil t'tshc-~ llbr Furniture, Middleport, Ohio - '"'< ,.,.,..,.,.II, , ""' "'' (20)Buslness SMvk".es l:l phouc --. · • . 1 Roush Syracuse, 905-M l'rlgldatre Refrigerators. anO · _- - 8 23-Qtp 1 TERMITES IXTIRMI1'4Al'ID For frt:e tnspeetion phJne 383-M, < 29 II Elcctnr ~<~H·r· PtliH!> a~l- !:~-nk Gilmore Supply Store, Pom,eror. All work guaranteed. Fully inCoon ('o~ Sl'C' El rltln Morrb sured. Vaughan's Induati'ial and Rt. No. 2, Pumeroy or call Resi ~e1.tiaJ Termite Control Ser· "f2) Card Of Thanks We des1re to express our heart felt thanks and apprl-l'IIII IOn to our rf'iatlves. •4flends and nelgh'bon for lh,•lr kmdne~5 6925 P1ano, Sofa - ·X rdngr-r~llll ~·~~c ;:v:l':e,'::S:I=M::a:ry::•~·::W--·::V~ and Stmrnons Cali 6251 -M 8 23Jtc ~ 2f tf -~- -.--::-;:-,-Custom Built Kitchen. Kiteberv dP.sagncd for your home. l''rett and hl'lp shown us durin-g t.hr -Fo.tr r~; h~ ~~c--;-n;J131 h,-.-ga~ fllltlmates Foreman &r: Abbott death of our husband 11nd frt heat. 1 ineo!n Holghts Phone Phone 6284·Y. 8-6-tf ~h.er . Rov L. Smath We _a lso 330-M. 8·23-etc! &.ADIO/ nn.&\'ISIOJ't SJ!;B:~ WISh to thank Rev. Charles LL'CJI Pboa %JO a Jlnr;l App for hts eonooling words, Vr~e- ' Large Aize Hralrnla in good eonStor hal M~ St. POll Of land Norris and Mntlie C ll~lc dillon. Frank BeaL·h, Middle· 2-23-~ ' .. , om~r for thl•zr beaulzful hyrnu The port, RD 8 21-Btp ·_.::__ _ _ _ --:----;-pallbeart'ru, Ewing Funeral Carpenter, new a.nd repairs. uomc antl I hose who sent flow Nearly new trurnpct-- wlil s~ll Ph ~7M v· 'IT f d S P for half ongmal price Cllrton one au · 1rg1 ea or • Y· ers a nO beautilul carda May S , 3 ~ 748 racuse. 8-20·!te well, Arkansas, and whose present _22 .31 8 God Ble~>~~ You Mrs Roy I. , , -~u~ _' _______ _ P ----...-. place of re3idence 18 unknown and Sm1Lh. Ralph Smlt.h nnd Family f3 room house at•1 bath , one mlle cannot, by reasonablel:gence, be Mra. Maxine Sham and fam · I north or Chest~r on Rl. 7. Run•certained; Mary 1 uke, whose cONCRETE BIAICU il.y , tliit B-23-ltc 1 nlng water, natunl gas in houlle last known place of esldence was: ' ' "'vlld-rPor ....... 14810 Cicero Avertue, Tir.ley Park, ) A - (8 .nd big garden. call Yukon IIJjnols, and wh<Hie present place CJf 0·2232 A Y Cartee B 17 61c 19M Buick VB Century $2.111J~ residence Is u.own and cannot GRUUBB BLocll: CO. 2 dr liard Tnp Trurle In from F'Ofl. SALE - Apples New lla · be reasonable dlliQ'ence be ascer' vcn Orchartl, New Haven . Pho11e I MUM North ef ,........, tained: Vaolel Bryan, whose last Jia.tlsfiecl Ru1ck owner on new TU-24688. 7-29~f known place of residence was PaButck. Dynaflow drive Ulaett duca, Kentucky, and who11e prenars, Pomeroy 8-23-6\c .:.RAVELY 'J.te.ACTOR SALES and --7~~: sent place of residence l1 unknown S-ilrvlce. R A. Fmlaw, 511 l . ~ and cannot, by reaabnable diU· ~= Mam St, Pomei'O)'. 7-24-;,!'lll' , 19ft2 Buick'S a$ low.al $695 Choice of five go6d cars OIIH'Itnar.li, ~:~~~-.i trt.: 'seertalncd; Mac Price, last known place of restPomerOy. 1 B Z..'i-Ble I"D111alo8$ lnr~-:1•, Pmk MeXH'II 05, was fl14 Wayside Drive, non-acir1 St!f'Ol,rt HouJc East Soutb Charleston, W.est. Virginia, from 8\:hool house Wm. Jl 19IKI Olrls Super "88" $2.490 2 and whose preiJCnt place of res!· Holmes, Syra.cu~:~e , u.1to. dr liard Top Power ~tecrin~ iS' uaknown and cannot, by dence 8"JJ.t! end Drak~s . Hydrama.tl\· driv ·.• reuonable diligence be ascertain· A fine automobile. )}lar>llna~~ If ptecc (lmln~ room sullc and Leo Knowle1, whose place of Pomeroy. B-23-0tc A M Short wave con sole ruis unknown and eannat, dm (;ood condit io n C11ll 6115X dilflence be ascer· J953 Bull'kl a11 lnw ns $89:1. I<'l vt' or 85!l P<'arl St, Middleport the unknown line CJII'W, trade-In from sntu 8· l9 II , 'TIU,ICTUIIA~ I IIlAH lelilateel, ad· 0Cil4P IRON - MIT ollt.• lied ownera. 81aettnars, l'onh.. ~----;,;;;~ -;; -~-;;-~~~~;;;;;;;;;,-;;;;;, and assigns he be deceased, roy. B·2J-Uir PEACHES (While) namea places of resl· Pontiac 8 Star. Chwf Sl,:J9B We are picking Bolle of Gcordence Is unknown; the un· Conv cpe. Like new h~eht hlu(· iUt and Elberla pcache!l Bring F-Ill known heirs of Walter Lott· conlamcr. Webster F'ru1t Farm flntsh with new blue tnp, aru' ridge, deceased, whome namea and all leather IICIItl. H~rlram;1H c 5 nlt cast of Chester, 0. Tele· places or residence are phom' YL'·03201 Chester, 0. drive. Really ~h.arp looking I- i --------- W Ut.)- Sales -- - --- WE I t'954 I ~ I OHIO VALLEY .JUNK 8-20-tf Nettle Meek~ Is VISiting I C"r:uch ; cha1r, l amp~, breakfast eBack·H~ Sl'l HotpOJJlt l:iedrtc s lov~, eDump Tn&elt Serviee cabmet and ,natc hm~ utzltws; P)J.one Chelhlre 1·1.fllf mr.t a.l utlillws, p1an '1, !Win tub~ ~~~=-===~:-:==~=~ - - HeadtiiHimr• - - ---for- a..m!J9nile ' · - -- - Avon 8-23-Jtc ,·----- -- - Mrs Mr .11nd Mrs Byron Johnson, m Parkenhurg, W Va Mr. and Mrs James The1ss of Lancaster spent the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Sill· cl111r Mrs Leona McCullough Bonar of fireman and Mrs Murl Lee Herbst , of Steubenville visited Mr. and ;,trs. Elden Will They are former Meigs County rcstdentt. Mr~ Herbf.rt Parker wati called to Tuppers Plams hy the death of taxes and, h~r fath er Dan Summerfield TllHt James A. Singer 1s the ouly Mr .and Mn. Herbert Ze1hcr heir at law ;.nd next of kin of sa id I and chtldren of Colu mbus !pent Ward, a resident Of the State of the weekend w1th Mr Henry Zel· Ohio, and that there are no other her peraons who have an lntereat In M1ss Sarah Dobbs of Middlesaid real estate; and, port vbuted Mrs T A May That it is netessary to sell said Recent gu~sls of Mrs. Dora real estate to pay debts of the Duckworth, Mr .and Mrs Robert Ward and to pay for her .s-upport White and Richard Duckworth The prayer of the Peht1on Is for were Mr .and Mrs. Carl Duckthe .sale of the entire interest In worth, of New Concord, Barbara said real eltate pursunt to th.~ and Stevi.~ Gutnsler or Lancaster, provisions contained in Section Mr .a nd Mrs M1llard Duckworth 2127.08 of the Ohio Revised Code, of HuntmgtoP aru:l for such other relief as may ID. and Mrs Carl B Wiese and be proper. Miss Marcta Karr spent a day in The persons Cil"st Above men. Gallipolis. Uoned will further take notice that Mrs John Buckanan and 1on they have been made parties dJ. Marvin of RuUand spent Sunday fendant to uid Petition and that wtth Mr .and Mrs. Gllbt!:rt Sin· they will be require to answer the claJT Arne on or before thl~ 21st day of Mrs Mollie Guinther visited her September, 1957 granddaughter. Mrs. Thelma ReitPaul S. Smart, Guardian meir of New Haven . Florence Lacy Stevens.. VUlitmg Mr .an d Mrs. Jotm an Incompetent, Bowan and Mrs. Ellen Baer were Plaintiff Mrs. David Darst Sr. anrt ' Mu. Webster and Fultz Paul Davia and son Paul of MadAttorneys for Plaintiff dleport, Mr .and Mrs. CharlesJ (Bt 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (9) 6, etc Spencer of Lincoln Hall, Pome~oy Eugene RuKhel of Middleport grandson pf Mr .and Mrs. Car· a LIGAL NOTiel Hayes S'r underwent a , ton· George Stuckey, whose last known place of residence was Ro- 1111lectomy at Meigs Gerleral HGI· INCREASED FAI.L HUSJNF.SSne-ccsslta(es plac1ng 3 women lmmediatelv Real ()pporturuty RATES 2 dleport, County of Meigs and State of Oblo and in One ltundred Acre Lot No. 157, being a )ot Forty -five feet mor• or h•ss o'n Grant Street 1n said Villitge and running back at that width to the- alley, 1a1d lot lyine between the Conner and t~e Martin lots on sa1d street That the Defendant, Nellie Pearl Rucker, is the owner of an undi· vided one-fourth mterest in sa il real es tate; t hat Joseph Rucker Ill entitled to dower tn the mterest of said Nellie Pearl Rucker and, That Clyde Mallhone, as Treu· urer of Me1gs County, Ohio, hall' a !ien aa:atnst said real estate for 'he I Wato ..dl,- PAPEk t:l .1'.Gfi\G-!~ ye;.rs ex..-erience. Free e''l mates, L V Re1rin,cr. Racir. • Box 124, OhiO 7-6-1 ' t20 8) ' ln~nct unknown wUl take notice ' -~ l~at on the llllh day of Auguot, I~);. . t ' 1 Altllll, 1953 the plaintiff, Flora Steffy, u pita!. Wednesday Aug. 21st Mr and Mr1. Donald Quisen· berry and son Donnie of Atheru are spending their vaeatioh With Mr and Mrs. John Bowan ,and Mr and Mrs. Oacar Henry of home of Mrs. Morris Harden, for their August meeting. For Devotionals :Mrs Robert Harden read an article enhtled "My Fr•end" The regular business was conducted Mrs Edison .Guin· ther recetved the traveling bas· kt;t Mrs. D1ck Winebrenner, Mn Robert WhttC' .and Mrs. Robert Harden, were presented with btrthday gtfts. Mrs. Guinther, had charge or Blhle Study, the "\Vhat I!! Man". The 11 ubject meetmg closed by repeating the 23rd Psalm. Refreshment& were serVed by Mrs Harden to Mn Charles Blak.c Ml"s Don Cottrill Miss Gertrude' Duffy, Mn. Ediso~ Gumther, Mrs Robert Harden, ilirs . Herman London, Mrs. Pearl McBride, Mrs. GCorge Schneider, Mn. Robert Wh 1tc and Mrs. Dick Wmebrenncr I NEW HA V£N ter from the Bible. The ~hir<i part was "Fe11ows.hip Tbrou,:h Givlng" Mrs. F. A. Batey gave a talk em BegtMmg ,or the Soctety Mrs. R. F Bryant gav~ a talk on Begmmng or Our WSWS as a l.a· Mrs.Soc1ety Riddle,. other Mrs. present Burl Dawson oa1 were. Mn Otte Roush, Mrs. Howard Burrt.s and Mrs. IJ.ert Roush. I 1 I The group plannet. the Linus rlub menu and made p~ns for their wiener roast which will be held later thil week at Bailey's I..a.i;e Mrs. H c. Roney won the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. C. C. Montgomery, Mn. S}'· •biJ Smith, Mrs. Everett Roush, Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs. Nelson Rouah, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Nanny Roush and Mtrs PeM"l Warth. DINNER Mrs, Thelrna Capehart honored her granc!daughter Karen Leiv· ing on her 11th birthday w.iJb a dinner at her home . Other g(tef!U wf're MT and Mrs. Lawrence Lelving and, David, Mr. and .Mrs. Otho LelVlng and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush and children of Genoa, Jl1, Lawrence R0ut1h and Mrs John Bumgarner. ·•· )j1J~.H.IC T.be annual 'Mrttl:lf "SporJ! pic· nic was held August 10 the Bailey's. Lake with approximately 680 atte'hding. The plcrlie Wll5 pre· :pared a~ ,~rved by the Warhama Wanted to Rent Z-1953 FORDS Radio and inside and out. )our W¥recoliler Plluno 83:17 service. D11 Nl.elt Pbono DBAJ..~CM. , I 8-21·3tp 4 year old, vtlry ~·en llc $123 Phono 907M V1rgil ·rcarord, Syracuse 8-20.8tc ~===--=-::-:=--- {141 For Rent ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! e Winter Spinet PIANO · · .... · · $348 USED BALDWIN room rurms hed llpn1m<•nl ULI lltles paid. Apply Home Res1 11ur · !'.i .- .1j2 PRICE SUMMERS& SON ' Phone Z2 A..luoo, Oblo A· l9-61c ·• (16) For Rent or Sale _r2_ 1_,_R_ea_-t_E_st_ ·a_te_ _ - -cc;-;-:- .=:--- - ILU WAU Extentfon wtldln, Scaf.,.':>ld hJardl, Drop Clotba. Two Be(lroom houae, J3 acre•. Cllntoa Fisher, Middleport. Jas well and ·furna('e, t~ty w,_. Pbone 82U-X. U 1U tcr, mlaeral rlcht!. Phone ~~~ VIrtU Teaford, Sytaeu~e. (17) ror l'.ent - Help Wanted Houu~k~cper SPINET PIANO I .::= _ _ :::::.: One three room Furz.,.,hf'tl aparl mtni. Utilil1u.t piiid. Apply at Home RcslauranL R-19-tllc Ant. zntddle Wtll receiVe good aged lady. Lrelllment , not fl1rl<'h work John • Racznc lq No. 2 _!~~·------~--~- ------ - ·- ~ inside an<t Outside Hotl .. ~ PaintIng,. chlmnt~ and root work of all klnd11, abo carpenter work. .Free eAJmatea. 20 years cxper· \ence. Rcasonnble prlcl's Cali Pomeroy 50f..J 8 J2 Utp WANTED : CARRIEJ\-Glr1 or boy for Rutl:~nd Rou\e. C:<.mhtt The Daily Sentinel. 8 12 tt - (181 Empldyment Wonted Baby 11tt1ng wanted b~ day1 Full or put' tlme. Phone 2861 8-20-6tp r',,. '• Ohio. 11-22-&lp Legol Notice Pearl · both ~::--:--:--:-:-:: -- LIGAL NOTICE Orange township, !Meigs Cuun· ty, Ohio, will receive bids unUI Sept. I. at 8 P. M. for the purehaae of a new motor grader to be gasoline powered, single or tandem wheel drive, minimum H P. 50, leanlnt front wheels, power c::kcle ' turn, &laSI enclosed cab, eleotrie ligh,ts, and beater, ortlof'fftl equipment powtr steerin~ hydraulic shiftable moldboard. Tr.utees will offer lis trade tn cl'iXllt one used AC model o maintainer. Tr11stees re~erve the right to reject any or all bid~. · By order of 'l'TU!tccs, It Ia nec:euary to 1ell 1114 real Neva Robison. Clerk estate tor tbe payment of the ~h.eater, Stat· Rooute. Phone 604J.J Open £venlngs until 9 pJR, AI Trafflo Llgbl - l i ' ' NEW 1958 MODELS DAILY ZENITH TV and RADIOS ~· $11 OUR FINE RIFRIGIRATORS ~L\.EN a RANGES Auaual& 11 TUrlitoll' ~ elty '' Capehart, Mrs Lawrenec Leiving. Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Misa Golyde Hart, MrB. Iva Cape· Mrs J()hn Ord. MrJ. Nor• Tripp, Mrs. E. C. ruddle and Mrs. Ev· erett Rolt4h. ' WSWI The WSWS met: Monday even· ing at the EUB Church with Mrs. Bert Rous.b as prpgram 1eader. Topic for the evening wn "" Look at Othelvel". The fint part conslited of singing several 1\ymns by the group which. wu Utled ''FelAowihlp Throuah Song". The second JN!ln "Fello.w ship Throuth Prayer" wu led by Mrs Iva Capc!hlr1 and Mr~ Otho Leiving. A scripture re&dm( by Mrs. p. E. PickeRS folloWed by a talk b)' Ml"i!!. K. J, . Stott. The doeo- eotl• of adminilterlng and for other reUel. 11re requlred to on 'he 28th or judge'hem. aa Admin· utate of deeened. and a, 18 1to NOTICE . - (;RANGJ.:; OF STORE HOURS ' Open 9 A.M. Till 5 :30 P.M. I Open Monday and Saturday Till 8:00 P.M •. bone 111. Lever 18. At home 11..Dry, u wine ta. Merry 111. BOJ 20. sten.m. 1956 FORD . ~lement 8. · diet. 11. Rumple 13. Clrl'a rele~ prltoilW 18 JeWat I M • quarWred In ~w11v colorful •hf' But"kev,. R111ldin.l' and In North Maehlnuv Hall ,...,. 19~ Ohio Stnff' F'ntr t~t~rn• In r..,lumlm~ J'rir'"v Aollt' ~ and continue!!! LhrouRh Fridav. Aul!! 30 ll r'f!!ll!l nPat ---:-,--- - - - - --- Wieners Made 1 As You Watc:h·- At State Fair ,, You've eaten a lot • .,_t Ctid you ,ever see a Yqu .be. of~ ~ ~~ au. will '"'t the 1957 Ohio State ~ Ill Columbua. At~~. 23-80, ' E. Kalut & Sona. C!ncloruitl meat packers, will have a "'livtng abihit• kl &he lndu.ttri,J teetlou (Bueb" :Sutlding) where dley will tum out ~mong the ,~olimtlY" .'tntl·Rus· N"' lui ' " '· the Tooth La"' sian w.e.st oerntiba: Tbff' have Wl!t • IJn 'a Hflft briJtJdel' flue also done hJltjn tb, tho SO('iaUst ~:evb 91th MW banners newlv cause: bY eQihuWnil Soviet bea tlfUJ f!l~"~n;ardfl. m:J tr'Fu:tabilit} over rcufll.lleation .rn-:bl rpo';~J 1n:"runtv 1 . I C!:l :! ln-1 •• GASOLINE ALLEY .I}' KING wlenen aa y.ou watch. And another ~lon ..paeked txbfblt , , · , ts planned by the ObJo Apple'fmu. Khrushchev miMle it clw th.e oL;~•neih c Wtnlam tute-a eort of "1rea to table" movin,r S<lviets are Rot P'f41',_ tG nego- bNakfa~ wbf!M !..month ~~~ 1tory of tha apple indUJtry, liate a reunification :W~lch would 1ufttar BoArd oth~ Thill exhibit will be out ID the depose Lite East German Commu- lumtnarlMI Gf the Ohio Statt' f'llifr open-as;t of the Airiculture cd nist re 11 ime. He a.l~ost eantemp- Stwldi:it wm be at 1 e.m .." oPt>nfn• Horticulture Bulldlng. floutewi.Yes tuously dismissed "'e proposal- a., whlr.b hdltionaUv t. Youth and the mea and chlJdren too wtU get some new ldeu on bow f.o V(Ork supported by Socialists •~d Cb,ris- DQ. < tian Detnocrt~ls alfll.e-for free, . 11mb,..... aetlvltlee wiD lr:e-ep the the appl~ into the diet P'rom trw. to natien-wlde elections. ~MUb Cleter bu.dlln,r ttu'ouJI:h th• ' a · tempU~ pie, the a~e story wiD · ' ' eight-day Wr-Ue bu.a:e euditoriun) be told u you witnua the ROings-on. These are fast two of a nUJnber of The rtal w«r-'f for U.e · Chris- 11 ~...,of. MIUCIItional d_emonq~ examples of exhiblta ~at will move tian Democr.at& il Adenauer's t1Qiu tit bon and ldrb In the many to educate Ohioans ID the atate-'• health. For a man m hJs 80s 1 _.. 9f hOJ!1erT\IIkln• and rural-cltv rrumy-faceted ~y• Ad~ auer i.9 ''~markably fit and ~&J! to~~ ==~f:s '&~~ bb oee,n delivering . hour-long lt.orlel wiD boUII 1200 youth thtouib I llhe 1 speeches on a campa1~n tour without visible signs of fatigue Put there is alway!l tbe dong~r at his age that 11 ct~mparnUvely minor azlfnent m.ight ¥ scrtou~. 'f.t rm aoy I Finest Horses · 1fUr week. I ,--~------~-­ 1 -0n;Parade }\t_ .· Oh1o Stcrte Fcnr . I J I The I Horse wlU be at the ~ eagle ~4. ~ ! , -· ::.7 19. Yo~ blr4 11'lto,<l_ , ·- ..... -....... - - eleventh Am~rtcan Sadd1e Breeders' Futurity Ql Ohio a feature cf the Houe ~., 1Wi7 Ohio Stale Falr Au.:. ' 117 ' IWioLD GRA1 23-30. · The Futurlt:Y; 1'tn three divisions, will be featu.l'ed on Wednesday, Tburaday, and FridaY., Aua. 28,. 29. and ·30 The Horse , ow opens e1 I p.m. S..,day, AUJ<. 25, in the Coliseum. with nldtt w11 al 7:30 pm. Sunday and at 7: p.m Monday thrcugh Friday. mmna ·•been raised to $40, Chis vear. ~.l1lt:ilg l V" ~; ~ ' ' member In charge, said ea.tly entries lndleate a record nwnber of exhiblton w1ll show buntel'!l, jumpers, gnitCd and we11tem saddle horses. fine harness horses, and shetland and bocknev pon1e9. Tickets for :he Rorse Show mav be purchased in a,{lvance bv sendtni 11 cheek or monev l:irder to D Robert • Jones. MAmr~er, dh1o State Fair. Columbus 3. Ohio hnril l ~ 1 ~Ie 25. Source 26. Hautboy -performer niriie 10. A <:onditlon· 28. ally house fann flOUioment mRnufaclut ers. Additi"JnRl fum m&rhlnl'" will Obse,..;eri ' ~~U,W - th~~;t tho . ., to tllf' Reeotmttfnn Bnor~kfAti Kbr~V'I l~&attf~ll::'\*lomer· rurldrtt tht 15th Oftlt~ State Junior ang Winnln~dentti.l'r more vot-' Fair. f!'rid-v 23. 22. Sea centra.. I major are... Tents. colorfully demn!ted eouth of the Admlnlstntion Bulldinl! win 1 Youth Lane a fltflv ~rafA.!l Khrusiw'hf'\' Att:oauer u:tl blasted •• A '· d h ' h'as · "~'' ~ .. • a ~e~ ~..., er ~ Wlf.:De t at . IS tran~ to lh~ beJJutJful mlllon-tlollru pol~e1es were taking Germany Youth Cnllter 1'JDrtb of J,hf" Sf!'v .. ". 1 lee!lth A._ · Pt~ . to the· Ql:lln Stat• alon" the rold ib~ Wat.~ -~ "' . P'm.round!l (n ColumbUA wtll !!how ln11ect •_ . . . th!'H I Pungen~- vegetaJl><: (pl.) 29.·.J'ecaJ~s 31.11reezy 34. Victor Borge, e.c. 311. Thraah I 37. Pa\leftlen.t ' covertnr 38. We-t Jl\41~ t'et!lb (var.~ boller tender ' 22. Otherwt&e 11. Clotheapreu • . Roll 21. Capital <Eur.) I Customline VB 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Fordamatic Transmission. Services wiD be' tzl!ld In the Col.. 1~ · 8t 9t30 a.m SUnd~~rv. Aua"t1!11 80. Siberian &'Uit (-.) t5. uhder the atlfiPleel cf thA Ohio Council of Churehea. 11. Sklo tumor Catll011e Ma119e1, wlll be celebl'ated ;a. Antelopt "I I I' b1 f,hn!II!DOT AnthoT,Iy Sehlll>mibo:M ,uer ot St, Peter's Chnrch, Colum- (Afr.) ·-... ··-at- a:!. Bird ( lL L ) 14.Portob bus, at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. iD &be Ma.telkll ... A rtPJ>It< II.Hodp- P,Odc.. R. H~ Rawlin·gs Sons Co. ,l)ODGE-PLVMOUTH Cor, SeCGnd & Mill 40. 0!17 j(kr, ) NANCY OL'I'IIroe, . U.OYa TMESE 3 ' ·' 56 MOD£L CARS ' ARE REAtLY SHARP! WHY NOT OWN ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES! .1956 FORD RANCH WAGON········ $1795 V-8 Thunder Bird motor. Beautiful li.JJht IJ1'8Y and VCen 2 tOJJe finlab. 710 tires like r'lew. R6H and defrosters. Th1s one clean 11 a new pin. Priced to sell. r 1956 CH~OI.ET ' Belaire ' Door .-Ra.rdiop, Spa:r.kllng black flnl1h. lJke new, beautiful black Jhterlor, wltb whiUftrird, ~hi~ aidewaH tires Ute new. Power steerinJ. po~ brakest 11ower pa~k motor. loads ot a<.-ceasorle, includiaa 'radiO! and ne•ter. ThJa b really a eream puff and look at the prtee. $2295 1956 FORD ·· ..... "- · .. ·-· ~....... $1f95 ' I l"alrla.. 2"door, ~u)o. lranam;p;on, :V,li 0Tb~erblrd motor,' IM<.. ly I~Y 2 lane fi"'!", ~H ~a · ~,r~·'' l'l~tllt' and \exlerior.llu new. Really a fmt low mUta1e e'U, ~~id ~o sell. ' I FEEL VERY BlUe Rarl Grabe Middleport 1 - ' I'- Forearm ' Pomer~ 228 E. Main St. IJQen from l!ettlnlll footsore 0 Roher1 Jon". atate lalt trumanr annmrn«d An~ \h.ll Year the butel will stert •IN'klnR ahead of time - vtaillnll eouoe, fair-a to call to tht> allf"ntron olluD ..oltrona lh11 the bl.:t •btt fBit . I the cream top-8iJ!:hl lntertlllnmenl and of aompetlttl" wlll bt held J hi Co1umbus A ~"w .23.30 Durin1 tht el.'!ht·dn Ohto s 1,. 1e Fair, 16 shuttl~ bu~re wtll olv tht Rround! P.ivine p!l.tront 11 roundtrip t""'a1 for onl~ a dll1\e Youth Lane Leads Chief N.lk1ta Kbr~bev ear· ' this mo,ilth to Easl Gm"many. 1 Way ,To Activity :u. "1~r q T-·A ,Moa- furel'l and dl,n-tbuton 9'- pclaJ lints will nl:tJbll ..at th• ltSf''Ohfo Stalf' Fair, Harry Oot.l!on,';~ fnlr manaRer tn thal'ft til eortceuione and !JPI;Ce. polnta out P'nl'l"'en. suburbanltet and cltf dwellers wiD ftnd much of fntnnt La'teJJt devl!!lopmentl In machbtft fm farmln,e, ,lfardenin«. care of b'lr'nl end estates. walf'r ~lee end aD the anted aclivitlet wtU bl lhowa in at State Fair · In the campatgn the vil.lt. of Sovjet Commu- ' (IM.). 4. Buay lO. Robult ti. C..utiOlll lL It:. capital. II e. KnJP,t'a . APPLIANCE 2. Slla""n 3. Buttilo 9. R&bbii ~INE OF AUT- OMATIC WASHERS, DRYERS, nt'W CROSSWORD -·--~~- AOitOSS J. IJI..tem,per. ec1 penon 1. 0reuec1 DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON School. Clay graduated from Wabanta in 1956 and is employed at Roney's SupermarkeL BIRTH Mr aud Mn. John Re1tmire are announcing the birth of a son Stanley Henry at Holzer Hospital The maternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs, John Grue$1Cr of Minersv1,1Je and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs s. H Reitmire, local Thoma~' The latest indication9 are that Aflenauer will win a third sue· cessive four year term, but it may be by a narrow margin. Public clpinion polls repqrt that sup{)OJ'l for thl' Obristi8n D,mocra.ts 4as risen from 39 to f6 per cent or the eledatate since November. Soezahst strcn. .gth has drop.ped from 44 to 35 · pet Cl"llt in the same petWd. Political experts estimate ilia! about 80 per cent of the voter$ a,lready httve made up thc.t-:minds The campa1gns of all partics are now h<'ing directed at AUTO SALES Now On Display o.•Eey of the bepetition Is I;s-;::23~-~ltc~~-~------~~~ro:•:P:..,;'~ep~e:•;'•~d;,.;in;_;u~n~l•~o~n;;;aiiiO<;;;ha;;;p-"JII eJtlte aold for pqmei;i, pi debta of aald 168 Ac.rea- land-8 nom Jt.pusc:..l ~"wri: hot a.nd cold wMer. Contact W Young, Joan MarUn, RL No. 1, Rutland, '\1elg~ Co. 8·20.0\p · ~ Iowa: Beint 11t,uated In the VUI&It Pomeroy and more partleular}J bounded and described a1 follow! Lot Number Twenty-three (23) dlvldlng In the eenber from the front to the rear. Also, tbe concurrent oJ ea1ement to u•e the Alley l,;!lwoen the above deacribed prop· tho We1terly one-hall of Number Twenty-three (23). earemeDt rlaht l1 to c::ontlnue the 'benefit of the helra, IUC· !ee,.on and llslgns In ownership the property abuttlna on said alley. The petition aUeaea that the per· .sona} eslate of •aid decendent Is not sulflclent to J'ay de btl and obHgatlonl of 1al estate and thAt ot Black rldmg horse. a• u Germany, METROPOLITAN . 'l and evl'ntuHIIY nogto.nng a whole - --- _.,--:----:'::--,--- ~~-­ - l l DODGII - PLYIIOUTH "'aBO:~sEMORE TO · FROM Brlpteol CoraM Ill Mlddlopori -----1 C8b) AutoServ-ic_es__ - --·--- L a 11AWLIIIGS BONS 01. - 30 Warn1 Of Downfell The 82 year old Ad('nauef. f1ght}ng the mQS't. critical battl.e of hlS career, has warned that Socialist victOJ·y would mean "the downfall or , Gormany." He •has said that keeping Its allial}ce with the West is his nation's only :means of • halting Communl~m ~;.~n~~:!~k 4door. Runs fine. FURNITURE A ~as mst ller · f. CHEVROLET lm Tbo · I war The Soctahsts huve saHl that ai they win they wall pull west Germany oul of Lhe North Atl4lntic Tn•aty Organization, bantsh _atomic weapons on " thCir soil, alt ('()nscnplion and !lrrap pJans ·~ ~ "d , or • a oiV\MJ\1V"man army a.. Strong air force Then ih ·n hargam · . h. the . e.y wt Wit . Sovzet Umon for the reunifLC~· 1ion or East a.nd West German~. n.'"··l $299.00 BAKER · I Trede-ln• must go. 1;~~~·1 over. M.ke u1 an iiOr and Mn ·van li~ade ac· TH&Y MIJST GOI compamed Mr and Mrs ~erald )!;~~~.9!~ FORDS Ours and chlldren of Huntington and Heater, CJ('an & •.o Six Lakes, Mich anrl. F:penl n week wilh their son. Gilbert, ~nd 1 1-1950 CHEVROLET family and attended !.be wcddmg 2 door, Radio and Heater. ' of tbei.r gra!'dson, Billy McDa.de to M1ss COnme GJggy of Reed City MERCURYS In the Methodist Church 4 door Sedan, Radio & he-ater. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson l-19·t7 CHEVROLET IIRa.dlo and Heatc!". The takes it Blaettnar11, fomeroy . 8·23-61 e 'c-"-"':'-"'-""'"':-'"-"-'-":-" - -'"-"-"-:'--""""7'~ 1963 GMC 11.1 ton Plck11p. 5793 Small gu,, ~lilVf'll and on<' rour Middlepljl1. P'f1111 .. -~... Administratrix oJ the estate of Nearly new paint joh Not a room sb.c val hco:ttcr. PhOilL' Jkmda. P~oat G~l ..._.. Walter Lottrldge, deceased, filed flaw or blamlsh. &.laettnars 63!11:1 \1 8-23 31 1· Pomeroy 8·23·6tl COMP1..ETi lniUfU.H ProM~tt,o;o, her petltt.lOn 111ain.st them In the frO bate Court of Mei11 County. 5TANLIY PARTY ( 121 19M Buick Spe.clal. Riviera Prl Ohio, being Cauae No. 11MI98. for Llf.. ~ut<•., Ftre,. Polio, C&1l --~ Mrs Dick Ord was recently vatcly ow:-.cd. Msy be seen at Want to Buv iRri!e size HC"ating Milia, Micldte;:prt, Ohio. the Nle of cerlaln real estate 1or znenc.ing, Sept. 2, 1957." ho!ltCS8 at a Stanley part)' and Board of Commi&lioner.s reserve Mrs. Charl(:a Yeager w.s guest Swatrol'a Aahland Sen1cc Sla the payment of debts of uld decedStove. t•'rrmk lleul'h, Middle tlon, \ 8· 21· ttc ent, whleh real estate Is described the right lO reject any or all bids demonstrator Mn. Nannle John· .pori, RD. 6·23·6tp Boatd of County Commissioners son won the door prize. Others aa follows: Blue matr parakeet ca(le and ated in •he VUiage ur, Pomeroy, Mek(s County, Ohio. pre~tcnt were Mrs. Jobn Bumgarstand $7 00 Also parakeet and By De~n Barnitz County of Meip and State or Ohio ner. Mts. John Fry. Mrs. Karvey cage $4 00 P-hone 6817J. Clerk and bounded and deiClibed as fol· 8-29-lle Ntwland, Mrs. HMTY Ord, r,!ra. ! ,,,~~-tef:~~~f~~-~~~· AD th~JNjor blanul~ ol brrm D'lat1ifnery abd I1Wll' .....fac- I Bunde~tae: Th('re will be at le:aat 49-i Tnu:tor-dra~ open.alr shutt1l' s~ats ol st11~e. bal! ot , buses wi:Ueb han llroved 80 POnular Iconstitu<'neics them by direct elerhon in th~ I at OhiQ Statt- Faira the last two "'"" and the rem~nder .W be beck this 'l't'ar to kt>ep r~~l r· by proport10no.l represent-a lion Boom Mav Help ;: m.unzst ground att.Mk Adeoouer's greateit ato,Sel is the Th1rty-five million Germaru Will fact that West Germ;ny is enjoy· elloose on •-pt 15 • -twee" kee~ mg boommg economte pros~enty ~ ~ • h' 'II d jng Chancellor Kon!"ad Ade- w teh has ev~n penni e a na n~uer's Chru~1 an Democrat re· 1 ti.onal tax cut The low ~tnt or gtme or turnLng the governml"nt h.JS fort'Ulles came lut , Octob.erover to the powerful opposition Novembe~ when the Huntartan Socialirrt Party · revolt ra1sed " fears or another PORTLAND Band B~a a'nd Live Wire CHfton. Mr .and Mn: Charley Bartels or ClaS8. GarrleA , and:• pri&ea were HunUngton mlted relatives here. provided for t\~ '>; Mrs Harry Miller spent a MARRIAOR week in Columbus with her sis· The marriage of Miss Clarn ters, Mr~t. Edmond Doone, Mn. Marie Smlth, daughter It(_ Mrs George Steele and Mrs. Oshell Betty Smith of Ma<Son and Leland Childers. Smith of - Clifton to Clay Roney, Mr. Melvm Grimm ill home of Mr. and Mrs. ij,_ from his employment at Crooks· of New Haven is beifi a ' nYllie, lndefinately. ced. The ceremony w.U pe orm· The Loyal Helpers clas,!j of ed Aug 10 at the CliftQn MethoAibury Mcthortist Church were rlist Churc-h with Rev. Richard ' entertalned at the home of Mr . Wright of£iciating. The f brid~ and Mrs William Houdaflhelt al was alt1rcd Ln a light bfue street an outs1de t"orn roast for their lenglt1 dress and wtite accessor· August meeting. Folowlng the ies and attended ' by Judy Rus· roast the pres1denl, Mrs. Melvm sell. Wh1lc John MeK.night at· Grimm conducted a business tenc~ed ,the groom. The. new Mrs. meeting and Mrs. Carl Weese Roney attended Wflhama High 1ave the devotLons and also 111ave the book revtew of "The lnvinclble Christ" ~retary reports were read by Mrs. Houdashelt, and Treasurer report by Mrs. WU!lam Elchlr.ger. Others attend· were Carl Weese, Mn. Dana "''""·· Mrs. Bert. Weese Mollie ~uanther was 11 de· to the District Assembly at C::?ilum:buo from the Nazareno. Church. The Sunshine Maker• Class of the Preabyterlan Church met at Iand family VLSttcrl relatives m Lamp, W Va., Sunda.) I Mr and Mrs. Llair Schro.alls o r Beaver Falls v1s1ted her sister I cently Mrs Eber Ours and busband' re· AUXILIARY The American J..egion Auxilial'y met Monday evening at the ha.ll. soq War ll comes up ll("lt\ month in Wost Germany On 1ts outc ome hun~s the fate of the WE>b1ern world's 'llan to build a stroncz c'.e-fcnslve ·military m.ach tne on the European l'O nt lnem ca pable of "<let {'rr ing a Com· 1EIIRY at State Fai I wtuch the .20 ~ ~n1 "(loalzB,1 • vol~" Get Y9u There will b;e, d~isi.Yc .• B~NN UP- The mofl-t Important el~L'tion 111 Elrroopo s1nce World 6-Datly Sentmel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 ., Aug Ln TODAY Karl Grube, Groveport RIJh School. junior whcst FFA P1'Cf)eet II White Rock eh.lt::k~na, I! reRre..pta· tlve of vouth In Ohio wlw, wqa be exhlbltlnJZ In the tremend_owl.t b:rJpottant ooultry dlwtsfon at IIS'P Ohio State Fair AUR 23M30 Poultry th~ 11ta~'4 i:hitd ~. \li• ~ alft'lcuJtural enterpri111 thflrt doet • •$145-mtll.ioD buslneu il(lDu.UJ. WIQ be on di!rpley In the- f.QuiJrY Bllildtn~~o lint b,uikllnll.Qo ~ Ufl ~of ~ FV KC the maln enf;ranl'll. at KI~'?~A we 1 A featun of the ttdliblt · be I hua:e chicken bar'deaue Tills · ~ : come a pop,ular annual ewenl St)On~ • sored bv the Ohio Poultry Councll It wiD be In tM •pot.J.i.l!bt Wednetdav noon Au~~: 28. when the Ohio Fair Managere meet th'f'e fpr their annWll ·aoatpunJ .l"N WI'Je HDVMFAC-MINBRDJNC . V•ae.nlay'o C'>'11..;...!01 J.!O~'I'!I1N98 ~ WROIJOlft BY PRA Yl!:ll THAN THIS WORLD Di!E.uls ~- ~l'- soN. " •, 1KARSHE .BLOWS/ ~ ~ >. ' ~ I~ t •• ' ~ -•• } '' . ' ~RA~ ~ ~~"~1 :. �f ,.. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. ' .' ..... ";". .' . ' ' p, 1957-7 NEW HAVEN Farm Machinery In Spotliqht Hcv and Mrs. K J Scot1 at · Coming West German Elections ·----Holds Fate Of Western Plans Shuttle Buses tended the 'EUB Con!erenec Pa rkers~urg thill week RESULT~ FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE WANT ADS PriONE 398 ' 19) · Business word. ont~ Ul~rtlon. Mtnlm-:~m ch.arge !We ---4 :f!ntl per word Jor toftree eonsecutlvf' msertt11na. Special - One mo~h for 25 cents per word. Full nte of 2 ccntJJ per wo1d will be rharg~d rnr ado·f'rthlng lr eot p1ld for before the Uhn of each month fnllowinj( :(Jscrt1on ctaUJ Pf'•" fur those I who qu;.lzfy Hox 148, Manr-tta. 0 For Hire! DTeMI in Advertising-Should be rf'ported tmmf'thatf'ly The Daily ~ntiftel .-•11 not be respontdble for mope than one lncor· ..,.., "ly the htd i:uertion Card of Thankl anl1 SPC:claJ NoUcea of Events $1 00 Obiluarb• •• fUblished at 1 cent ~r word (I) Notices ----· I s uJt complete: 1 smgle bO(I t·omplt·ll·, I rull away !Jed : thc ~st' r und mirror, 3 piece bedroom Dance-Saturday- Au >( 24 at 9:00 P M for all rroose mcm bers and guests Ill Moosr i.odge Matn St 6·23 21e Luga.<~ge Contrac..eGrtcltl'll&• Ditch DiUlol VIRGIL WAMSLEY leTrud: Loading Equiptaell& Senict I '47 Chrvmi(•J eotJf)(' - Lane Cedar (:bf'sta - LAU Window Fan..._ fruil t'tshc-~ llbr Furniture, Middleport, Ohio - '"'< ,.,.,..,.,.II, , ""' "'' (20)Buslness SMvk".es l:l phouc --. · • . 1 Roush Syracuse, 905-M l'rlgldatre Refrigerators. anO · _- - 8 23-Qtp 1 TERMITES IXTIRMI1'4Al'ID For frt:e tnspeetion phJne 383-M, < 29 II Elcctnr ~<~H·r· PtliH!> a~l- !:~-nk Gilmore Supply Store, Pom,eror. All work guaranteed. Fully inCoon ('o~ Sl'C' El rltln Morrb sured. Vaughan's Induati'ial and Rt. No. 2, Pumeroy or call Resi ~e1.tiaJ Termite Control Ser· "f2) Card Of Thanks We des1re to express our heart felt thanks and apprl-l'IIII IOn to our rf'iatlves. •4flends and nelgh'bon for lh,•lr kmdne~5 6925 P1ano, Sofa - ·X rdngr-r~llll ~·~~c ;:v:l':e,'::S:I=M::a:ry::•~·::W--·::V~ and Stmrnons Cali 6251 -M 8 23Jtc ~ 2f tf -~- -.--::-;:-,-Custom Built Kitchen. Kiteberv dP.sagncd for your home. l''rett and hl'lp shown us durin-g t.hr -Fo.tr r~; h~ ~~c--;-n;J131 h,-.-ga~ fllltlmates Foreman &r: Abbott death of our husband 11nd frt heat. 1 ineo!n Holghts Phone Phone 6284·Y. 8-6-tf ~h.er . Rov L. Smath We _a lso 330-M. 8·23-etc! &.ADIO/ nn.&\'ISIOJ't SJ!;B:~ WISh to thank Rev. Charles LL'CJI Pboa %JO a Jlnr;l App for hts eonooling words, Vr~e- ' Large Aize Hralrnla in good eonStor hal M~ St. POll Of land Norris and Mntlie C ll~lc dillon. Frank BeaL·h, Middle· 2-23-~ ' .. , om~r for thl•zr beaulzful hyrnu The port, RD 8 21-Btp ·_.::__ _ _ _ --:----;-pallbeart'ru, Ewing Funeral Carpenter, new a.nd repairs. uomc antl I hose who sent flow Nearly new trurnpct-- wlil s~ll Ph ~7M v· 'IT f d S P for half ongmal price Cllrton one au · 1rg1 ea or • Y· ers a nO beautilul carda May S , 3 ~ 748 racuse. 8-20·!te well, Arkansas, and whose present _22 .31 8 God Ble~>~~ You Mrs Roy I. , , -~u~ _' _______ _ P ----...-. place of re3idence 18 unknown and Sm1Lh. Ralph Smlt.h nnd Family f3 room house at•1 bath , one mlle cannot, by reasonablel:gence, be Mra. Maxine Sham and fam · I north or Chest~r on Rl. 7. Run•certained; Mary 1 uke, whose cONCRETE BIAICU il.y , tliit B-23-ltc 1 nlng water, natunl gas in houlle last known place of esldence was: ' ' "'vlld-rPor ....... 14810 Cicero Avertue, Tir.ley Park, ) A - (8 .nd big garden. call Yukon IIJjnols, and wh<Hie present place CJf 0·2232 A Y Cartee B 17 61c 19M Buick VB Century $2.111J~ residence Is u.own and cannot GRUUBB BLocll: CO. 2 dr liard Tnp Trurle In from F'Ofl. SALE - Apples New lla · be reasonable dlliQ'ence be ascer' vcn Orchartl, New Haven . Pho11e I MUM North ef ,........, tained: Vaolel Bryan, whose last Jia.tlsfiecl Ru1ck owner on new TU-24688. 7-29~f known place of residence was PaButck. Dynaflow drive Ulaett duca, Kentucky, and who11e prenars, Pomeroy 8-23-6\c .:.RAVELY 'J.te.ACTOR SALES and --7~~: sent place of residence l1 unknown S-ilrvlce. R A. Fmlaw, 511 l . ~ and cannot, by reaabnable diU· ~= Mam St, Pomei'O)'. 7-24-;,!'lll' , 19ft2 Buick'S a$ low.al $695 Choice of five go6d cars OIIH'Itnar.li, ~:~~~-.i trt.: 'seertalncd; Mac Price, last known place of restPomerOy. 1 B Z..'i-Ble I"D111alo8$ lnr~-:1•, Pmk MeXH'II 05, was fl14 Wayside Drive, non-acir1 St!f'Ol,rt HouJc East Soutb Charleston, W.est. Virginia, from 8\:hool house Wm. Jl 19IKI Olrls Super "88" $2.490 2 and whose preiJCnt place of res!· Holmes, Syra.cu~:~e , u.1to. dr liard Top Power ~tecrin~ iS' uaknown and cannot, by dence 8"JJ.t! end Drak~s . Hydrama.tl\· driv ·.• reuonable diligence be ascertain· A fine automobile. )}lar>llna~~ If ptecc (lmln~ room sullc and Leo Knowle1, whose place of Pomeroy. B-23-0tc A M Short wave con sole ruis unknown and eannat, dm (;ood condit io n C11ll 6115X dilflence be ascer· J953 Bull'kl a11 lnw ns $89:1. I<'l vt' or 85!l P<'arl St, Middleport the unknown line CJII'W, trade-In from sntu 8· l9 II , 'TIU,ICTUIIA~ I IIlAH lelilateel, ad· 0Cil4P IRON - MIT ollt.• lied ownera. 81aettnars, l'onh.. ~----;,;;;~ -;; -~-;;-~~~~;;;;;;;;;,-;;;;;, and assigns he be deceased, roy. B·2J-Uir PEACHES (While) namea places of resl· Pontiac 8 Star. Chwf Sl,:J9B We are picking Bolle of Gcordence Is unknown; the un· Conv cpe. Like new h~eht hlu(· iUt and Elberla pcache!l Bring F-Ill known heirs of Walter Lott· conlamcr. Webster F'ru1t Farm flntsh with new blue tnp, aru' ridge, deceased, whome namea and all leather IICIItl. H~rlram;1H c 5 nlt cast of Chester, 0. Tele· places or residence are phom' YL'·03201 Chester, 0. drive. Really ~h.arp looking I- i --------- W Ut.)- Sales -- - --- WE I t'954 I ~ I OHIO VALLEY .JUNK 8-20-tf Nettle Meek~ Is VISiting I C"r:uch ; cha1r, l amp~, breakfast eBack·H~ Sl'l HotpOJJlt l:iedrtc s lov~, eDump Tn&elt Serviee cabmet and ,natc hm~ utzltws; P)J.one Chelhlre 1·1.fllf mr.t a.l utlillws, p1an '1, !Win tub~ ~~~=-===~:-:==~=~ - - HeadtiiHimr• - - ---for- a..m!J9nile ' · - -- - Avon 8-23-Jtc ,·----- -- - Mrs Mr .11nd Mrs Byron Johnson, m Parkenhurg, W Va Mr. and Mrs James The1ss of Lancaster spent the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Sill· cl111r Mrs Leona McCullough Bonar of fireman and Mrs Murl Lee Herbst , of Steubenville visited Mr. and ;,trs. Elden Will They are former Meigs County rcstdentt. Mr~ Herbf.rt Parker wati called to Tuppers Plams hy the death of taxes and, h~r fath er Dan Summerfield TllHt James A. Singer 1s the ouly Mr .and Mn. Herbert Ze1hcr heir at law ;.nd next of kin of sa id I and chtldren of Colu mbus !pent Ward, a resident Of the State of the weekend w1th Mr Henry Zel· Ohio, and that there are no other her peraons who have an lntereat In M1ss Sarah Dobbs of Middlesaid real estate; and, port vbuted Mrs T A May That it is netessary to sell said Recent gu~sls of Mrs. Dora real estate to pay debts of the Duckworth, Mr .and Mrs Robert Ward and to pay for her .s-upport White and Richard Duckworth The prayer of the Peht1on Is for were Mr .and Mrs. Carl Duckthe .sale of the entire interest In worth, of New Concord, Barbara said real eltate pursunt to th.~ and Stevi.~ Gutnsler or Lancaster, provisions contained in Section Mr .a nd Mrs M1llard Duckworth 2127.08 of the Ohio Revised Code, of HuntmgtoP aru:l for such other relief as may ID. and Mrs Carl B Wiese and be proper. Miss Marcta Karr spent a day in The persons Cil"st Above men. Gallipolis. Uoned will further take notice that Mrs John Buckanan and 1on they have been made parties dJ. Marvin of RuUand spent Sunday fendant to uid Petition and that wtth Mr .and Mrs. Gllbt!:rt Sin· they will be require to answer the claJT Arne on or before thl~ 21st day of Mrs Mollie Guinther visited her September, 1957 granddaughter. Mrs. Thelma ReitPaul S. Smart, Guardian meir of New Haven . Florence Lacy Stevens.. VUlitmg Mr .an d Mrs. Jotm an Incompetent, Bowan and Mrs. Ellen Baer were Plaintiff Mrs. David Darst Sr. anrt ' Mu. Webster and Fultz Paul Davia and son Paul of MadAttorneys for Plaintiff dleport, Mr .and Mrs. CharlesJ (Bt 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (9) 6, etc Spencer of Lincoln Hall, Pome~oy Eugene RuKhel of Middleport grandson pf Mr .and Mrs. Car· a LIGAL NOTiel Hayes S'r underwent a , ton· George Stuckey, whose last known place of residence was Ro- 1111lectomy at Meigs Gerleral HGI· INCREASED FAI.L HUSJNF.SSne-ccsslta(es plac1ng 3 women lmmediatelv Real ()pporturuty RATES 2 dleport, County of Meigs and State of Oblo and in One ltundred Acre Lot No. 157, being a )ot Forty -five feet mor• or h•ss o'n Grant Street 1n said Villitge and running back at that width to the- alley, 1a1d lot lyine between the Conner and t~e Martin lots on sa1d street That the Defendant, Nellie Pearl Rucker, is the owner of an undi· vided one-fourth mterest in sa il real es tate; t hat Joseph Rucker Ill entitled to dower tn the mterest of said Nellie Pearl Rucker and, That Clyde Mallhone, as Treu· urer of Me1gs County, Ohio, hall' a !ien aa:atnst said real estate for 'he I Wato ..dl,- PAPEk t:l .1'.Gfi\G-!~ ye;.rs ex..-erience. Free e''l mates, L V Re1rin,cr. Racir. • Box 124, OhiO 7-6-1 ' t20 8) ' ln~nct unknown wUl take notice ' -~ l~at on the llllh day of Auguot, I~);. . t ' 1 Altllll, 1953 the plaintiff, Flora Steffy, u pita!. Wednesday Aug. 21st Mr and Mr1. Donald Quisen· berry and son Donnie of Atheru are spending their vaeatioh With Mr and Mrs. John Bowan ,and Mr and Mrs. Oacar Henry of home of Mrs. Morris Harden, for their August meeting. For Devotionals :Mrs Robert Harden read an article enhtled "My Fr•end" The regular business was conducted Mrs Edison .Guin· ther recetved the traveling bas· kt;t Mrs. D1ck Winebrenner, Mn Robert WhttC' .and Mrs. Robert Harden, were presented with btrthday gtfts. Mrs. Guinther, had charge or Blhle Study, the "\Vhat I!! Man". The 11 ubject meetmg closed by repeating the 23rd Psalm. Refreshment& were serVed by Mrs Harden to Mn Charles Blak.c Ml"s Don Cottrill Miss Gertrude' Duffy, Mn. Ediso~ Gumther, Mrs Robert Harden, ilirs . Herman London, Mrs. Pearl McBride, Mrs. GCorge Schneider, Mn. Robert Wh 1tc and Mrs. Dick Wmebrenncr I NEW HA V£N ter from the Bible. The ~hir<i part was "Fe11ows.hip Tbrou,:h Givlng" Mrs. F. A. Batey gave a talk em BegtMmg ,or the Soctety Mrs. R. F Bryant gav~ a talk on Begmmng or Our WSWS as a l.a· Mrs.Soc1ety Riddle,. other Mrs. present Burl Dawson oa1 were. Mn Otte Roush, Mrs. Howard Burrt.s and Mrs. IJ.ert Roush. I 1 I The group plannet. the Linus rlub menu and made p~ns for their wiener roast which will be held later thil week at Bailey's I..a.i;e Mrs. H c. Roney won the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. C. C. Montgomery, Mn. S}'· •biJ Smith, Mrs. Everett Roush, Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs. Nelson Rouah, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Nanny Roush and Mtrs PeM"l Warth. DINNER Mrs, Thelrna Capehart honored her granc!daughter Karen Leiv· ing on her 11th birthday w.iJb a dinner at her home . Other g(tef!U wf're MT and Mrs. Lawrence Lelving and, David, Mr. and .Mrs. Otho LelVlng and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush and children of Genoa, Jl1, Lawrence R0ut1h and Mrs John Bumgarner. ·•· )j1J~.H.IC T.be annual 'Mrttl:lf "SporJ! pic· nic was held August 10 the Bailey's. Lake with approximately 680 atte'hding. The plcrlie Wll5 pre· :pared a~ ,~rved by the Warhama Wanted to Rent Z-1953 FORDS Radio and inside and out. )our W¥recoliler Plluno 83:17 service. D11 Nl.elt Pbono DBAJ..~CM. , I 8-21·3tp 4 year old, vtlry ~·en llc $123 Phono 907M V1rgil ·rcarord, Syracuse 8-20.8tc ~===--=-::-:=--- {141 For Rent ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! e Winter Spinet PIANO · · .... · · $348 USED BALDWIN room rurms hed llpn1m<•nl ULI lltles paid. Apply Home Res1 11ur · !'.i .- .1j2 PRICE SUMMERS& SON ' Phone Z2 A..luoo, Oblo A· l9-61c ·• (16) For Rent or Sale _r2_ 1_,_R_ea_-t_E_st_ ·a_te_ _ - -cc;-;-:- .=:--- - ILU WAU Extentfon wtldln, Scaf.,.':>ld hJardl, Drop Clotba. Two Be(lroom houae, J3 acre•. Cllntoa Fisher, Middleport. Jas well and ·furna('e, t~ty w,_. Pbone 82U-X. U 1U tcr, mlaeral rlcht!. Phone ~~~ VIrtU Teaford, Sytaeu~e. (17) ror l'.ent - Help Wanted Houu~k~cper SPINET PIANO I .::= _ _ :::::.: One three room Furz.,.,hf'tl aparl mtni. Utilil1u.t piiid. Apply at Home RcslauranL R-19-tllc Ant. zntddle Wtll receiVe good aged lady. Lrelllment , not fl1rl<'h work John • Racznc lq No. 2 _!~~·------~--~- ------ - ·- ~ inside an<t Outside Hotl .. ~ PaintIng,. chlmnt~ and root work of all klnd11, abo carpenter work. .Free eAJmatea. 20 years cxper· \ence. Rcasonnble prlcl's Cali Pomeroy 50f..J 8 J2 Utp WANTED : CARRIEJ\-Glr1 or boy for Rutl:~nd Rou\e. C:<.mhtt The Daily Sentinel. 8 12 tt - (181 Empldyment Wonted Baby 11tt1ng wanted b~ day1 Full or put' tlme. Phone 2861 8-20-6tp r',,. '• Ohio. 11-22-&lp Legol Notice Pearl · both ~::--:--:--:-:-:: -- LIGAL NOTICE Orange township, !Meigs Cuun· ty, Ohio, will receive bids unUI Sept. I. at 8 P. M. for the purehaae of a new motor grader to be gasoline powered, single or tandem wheel drive, minimum H P. 50, leanlnt front wheels, power c::kcle ' turn, &laSI enclosed cab, eleotrie ligh,ts, and beater, ortlof'fftl equipment powtr steerin~ hydraulic shiftable moldboard. Tr.utees will offer lis trade tn cl'iXllt one used AC model o maintainer. Tr11stees re~erve the right to reject any or all bid~. · By order of 'l'TU!tccs, It Ia nec:euary to 1ell 1114 real Neva Robison. Clerk estate tor tbe payment of the ~h.eater, Stat· Rooute. Phone 604J.J Open £venlngs until 9 pJR, AI Trafflo Llgbl - l i ' ' NEW 1958 MODELS DAILY ZENITH TV and RADIOS ~· $11 OUR FINE RIFRIGIRATORS ~L\.EN a RANGES Auaual& 11 TUrlitoll' ~ elty '' Capehart, Mrs Lawrenec Leiving. Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Misa Golyde Hart, MrB. Iva Cape· Mrs J()hn Ord. MrJ. Nor• Tripp, Mrs. E. C. ruddle and Mrs. Ev· erett Rolt4h. ' WSWI The WSWS met: Monday even· ing at the EUB Church with Mrs. Bert Rous.b as prpgram 1eader. Topic for the evening wn "" Look at Othelvel". The fint part conslited of singing several 1\ymns by the group which. wu Utled ''FelAowihlp Throuah Song". The second JN!ln "Fello.w ship Throuth Prayer" wu led by Mrs Iva Capc!hlr1 and Mr~ Otho Leiving. A scripture re&dm( by Mrs. p. E. PickeRS folloWed by a talk b)' Ml"i!!. K. J, . Stott. The doeo- eotl• of adminilterlng and for other reUel. 11re requlred to on 'he 28th or judge'hem. aa Admin· utate of deeened. and a, 18 1to NOTICE . - (;RANGJ.:; OF STORE HOURS ' Open 9 A.M. Till 5 :30 P.M. I Open Monday and Saturday Till 8:00 P.M •. bone 111. Lever 18. At home 11..Dry, u wine ta. Merry 111. BOJ 20. sten.m. 1956 FORD . ~lement 8. · diet. 11. Rumple 13. Clrl'a rele~ prltoilW 18 JeWat I M • quarWred In ~w11v colorful •hf' But"kev,. R111ldin.l' and In North Maehlnuv Hall ,...,. 19~ Ohio Stnff' F'ntr t~t~rn• In r..,lumlm~ J'rir'"v Aollt' ~ and continue!!! LhrouRh Fridav. Aul!! 30 ll r'f!!ll!l nPat ---:-,--- - - - - --- Wieners Made 1 As You Watc:h·- At State Fair ,, You've eaten a lot • .,_t Ctid you ,ever see a Yqu .be. of~ ~ ~~ au. will '"'t the 1957 Ohio State ~ Ill Columbua. At~~. 23-80, ' E. Kalut & Sona. C!ncloruitl meat packers, will have a "'livtng abihit• kl &he lndu.ttri,J teetlou (Bueb" :Sutlding) where dley will tum out ~mong the ,~olimtlY" .'tntl·Rus· N"' lui ' " '· the Tooth La"' sian w.e.st oerntiba: Tbff' have Wl!t • IJn 'a Hflft briJtJdel' flue also done hJltjn tb, tho SO('iaUst ~:evb 91th MW banners newlv cause: bY eQihuWnil Soviet bea tlfUJ f!l~"~n;ardfl. m:J tr'Fu:tabilit} over rcufll.lleation .rn-:bl rpo';~J 1n:"runtv 1 . I C!:l :! ln-1 •• GASOLINE ALLEY .I}' KING wlenen aa y.ou watch. And another ~lon ..paeked txbfblt , , · , ts planned by the ObJo Apple'fmu. Khrushchev miMle it clw th.e oL;~•neih c Wtnlam tute-a eort of "1rea to table" movin,r S<lviets are Rot P'f41',_ tG nego- bNakfa~ wbf!M !..month ~~~ 1tory of tha apple indUJtry, liate a reunification :W~lch would 1ufttar BoArd oth~ Thill exhibit will be out ID the depose Lite East German Commu- lumtnarlMI Gf the Ohio Statt' f'llifr open-as;t of the Airiculture cd nist re 11 ime. He a.l~ost eantemp- Stwldi:it wm be at 1 e.m .." oPt>nfn• Horticulture Bulldlng. floutewi.Yes tuously dismissed "'e proposal- a., whlr.b hdltionaUv t. Youth and the mea and chlJdren too wtU get some new ldeu on bow f.o V(Ork supported by Socialists •~d Cb,ris- DQ. < tian Detnocrt~ls alfll.e-for free, . 11mb,..... aetlvltlee wiD lr:e-ep the the appl~ into the diet P'rom trw. to natien-wlde elections. ~MUb Cleter bu.dlln,r ttu'ouJI:h th• ' a · tempU~ pie, the a~e story wiD · ' ' eight-day Wr-Ue bu.a:e euditoriun) be told u you witnua the ROings-on. These are fast two of a nUJnber of The rtal w«r-'f for U.e · Chris- 11 ~...,of. MIUCIItional d_emonq~ examples of exhiblta ~at will move tian Democr.at& il Adenauer's t1Qiu tit bon and ldrb In the many to educate Ohioans ID the atate-'• health. For a man m hJs 80s 1 _.. 9f hOJ!1erT\IIkln• and rural-cltv rrumy-faceted ~y• Ad~ auer i.9 ''~markably fit and ~&J! to~~ ==~f:s '&~~ bb oee,n delivering . hour-long lt.orlel wiD boUII 1200 youth thtouib I llhe 1 speeches on a campa1~n tour without visible signs of fatigue Put there is alway!l tbe dong~r at his age that 11 ct~mparnUvely minor azlfnent m.ight ¥ scrtou~. 'f.t rm aoy I Finest Horses · 1fUr week. I ,--~------~-­ 1 -0n;Parade }\t_ .· Oh1o Stcrte Fcnr . I J I The I Horse wlU be at the ~ eagle ~4. ~ ! , -· ::.7 19. Yo~ blr4 11'lto,<l_ , ·- ..... -....... - - eleventh Am~rtcan Sadd1e Breeders' Futurity Ql Ohio a feature cf the Houe ~., 1Wi7 Ohio Stale Falr Au.:. ' 117 ' IWioLD GRA1 23-30. · The Futurlt:Y; 1'tn three divisions, will be featu.l'ed on Wednesday, Tburaday, and FridaY., Aua. 28,. 29. and ·30 The Horse , ow opens e1 I p.m. S..,day, AUJ<. 25, in the Coliseum. with nldtt w11 al 7:30 pm. Sunday and at 7: p.m Monday thrcugh Friday. mmna ·•been raised to $40, Chis vear. ~.l1lt:ilg l V" ~; ~ ' ' member In charge, said ea.tly entries lndleate a record nwnber of exhiblton w1ll show buntel'!l, jumpers, gnitCd and we11tem saddle horses. fine harness horses, and shetland and bocknev pon1e9. Tickets for :he Rorse Show mav be purchased in a,{lvance bv sendtni 11 cheek or monev l:irder to D Robert • Jones. MAmr~er, dh1o State Fair. Columbus 3. Ohio hnril l ~ 1 ~Ie 25. Source 26. Hautboy -performer niriie 10. A <:onditlon· 28. ally house fann flOUioment mRnufaclut ers. Additi"JnRl fum m&rhlnl'" will Obse,..;eri ' ~~U,W - th~~;t tho . ., to tllf' Reeotmttfnn Bnor~kfAti Kbr~V'I l~&attf~ll::'\*lomer· rurldrtt tht 15th Oftlt~ State Junior ang Winnln~dentti.l'r more vot-' Fair. f!'rid-v 23. 22. Sea centra.. I major are... Tents. colorfully demn!ted eouth of the Admlnlstntion Bulldinl! win 1 Youth Lane a fltflv ~rafA.!l Khrusiw'hf'\' Att:oauer u:tl blasted •• A '· d h ' h'as · "~'' ~ .. • a ~e~ ~..., er ~ Wlf.:De t at . IS tran~ to lh~ beJJutJful mlllon-tlollru pol~e1es were taking Germany Youth Cnllter 1'JDrtb of J,hf" Sf!'v .. ". 1 lee!lth A._ · Pt~ . to the· Ql:lln Stat• alon" the rold ib~ Wat.~ -~ "' . P'm.round!l (n ColumbUA wtll !!how ln11ect •_ . . . th!'H I Pungen~- vegetaJl><: (pl.) 29.·.J'ecaJ~s 31.11reezy 34. Victor Borge, e.c. 311. Thraah I 37. Pa\leftlen.t ' covertnr 38. We-t Jl\41~ t'et!lb (var.~ boller tender ' 22. Otherwt&e 11. Clotheapreu • . Roll 21. Capital <Eur.) I Customline VB 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Fordamatic Transmission. Services wiD be' tzl!ld In the Col.. 1~ · 8t 9t30 a.m SUnd~~rv. Aua"t1!11 80. Siberian &'Uit (-.) t5. uhder the atlfiPleel cf thA Ohio Council of Churehea. 11. Sklo tumor Catll011e Ma119e1, wlll be celebl'ated ;a. Antelopt "I I I' b1 f,hn!II!DOT AnthoT,Iy Sehlll>mibo:M ,uer ot St, Peter's Chnrch, Colum- (Afr.) ·-... ··-at- a:!. Bird ( lL L ) 14.Portob bus, at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. iD &be Ma.telkll ... A rtPJ>It< II.Hodp- P,Odc.. R. H~ Rawlin·gs Sons Co. ,l)ODGE-PLVMOUTH Cor, SeCGnd & Mill 40. 0!17 j(kr, ) NANCY OL'I'IIroe, . U.OYa TMESE 3 ' ·' 56 MOD£L CARS ' ARE REAtLY SHARP! WHY NOT OWN ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES! .1956 FORD RANCH WAGON········ $1795 V-8 Thunder Bird motor. Beautiful li.JJht IJ1'8Y and VCen 2 tOJJe finlab. 710 tires like r'lew. R6H and defrosters. Th1s one clean 11 a new pin. Priced to sell. r 1956 CH~OI.ET ' Belaire ' Door .-Ra.rdiop, Spa:r.kllng black flnl1h. lJke new, beautiful black Jhterlor, wltb whiUftrird, ~hi~ aidewaH tires Ute new. Power steerinJ. po~ brakest 11ower pa~k motor. loads ot a<.-ceasorle, includiaa 'radiO! and ne•ter. ThJa b really a eream puff and look at the prtee. $2295 1956 FORD ·· ..... "- · .. ·-· ~....... $1f95 ' I l"alrla.. 2"door, ~u)o. lranam;p;on, :V,li 0Tb~erblrd motor,' IM<.. ly I~Y 2 lane fi"'!", ~H ~a · ~,r~·'' l'l~tllt' and \exlerior.llu new. Really a fmt low mUta1e e'U, ~~id ~o sell. ' I FEEL VERY BlUe Rarl Grabe Middleport 1 - ' I'- Forearm ' Pomer~ 228 E. Main St. IJQen from l!ettlnlll footsore 0 Roher1 Jon". atate lalt trumanr annmrn«d An~ \h.ll Year the butel will stert •IN'klnR ahead of time - vtaillnll eouoe, fair-a to call to tht> allf"ntron olluD ..oltrona lh11 the bl.:t •btt fBit . I the cream top-8iJ!:hl lntertlllnmenl and of aompetlttl" wlll bt held J hi Co1umbus A ~"w .23.30 Durin1 tht el.'!ht·dn Ohto s 1,. 1e Fair, 16 shuttl~ bu~re wtll olv tht Rround! P.ivine p!l.tront 11 roundtrip t""'a1 for onl~ a dll1\e Youth Lane Leads Chief N.lk1ta Kbr~bev ear· ' this mo,ilth to Easl Gm"many. 1 Way ,To Activity :u. "1~r q T-·A ,Moa- furel'l and dl,n-tbuton 9'- pclaJ lints will nl:tJbll ..at th• ltSf''Ohfo Stalf' Fair, Harry Oot.l!on,';~ fnlr manaRer tn thal'ft til eortceuione and !JPI;Ce. polnta out P'nl'l"'en. suburbanltet and cltf dwellers wiD ftnd much of fntnnt La'teJJt devl!!lopmentl In machbtft fm farmln,e, ,lfardenin«. care of b'lr'nl end estates. walf'r ~lee end aD the anted aclivitlet wtU bl lhowa in at State Fair · In the campatgn the vil.lt. of Sovjet Commu- ' (IM.). 4. Buay lO. Robult ti. C..utiOlll lL It:. capital. II e. KnJP,t'a . APPLIANCE 2. Slla""n 3. Buttilo 9. R&bbii ~INE OF AUT- OMATIC WASHERS, DRYERS, nt'W CROSSWORD -·--~~- AOitOSS J. IJI..tem,per. ec1 penon 1. 0reuec1 DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON School. Clay graduated from Wabanta in 1956 and is employed at Roney's SupermarkeL BIRTH Mr aud Mn. John Re1tmire are announcing the birth of a son Stanley Henry at Holzer Hospital The maternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs, John Grue$1Cr of Minersv1,1Je and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs s. H Reitmire, local Thoma~' The latest indication9 are that Aflenauer will win a third sue· cessive four year term, but it may be by a narrow margin. Public clpinion polls repqrt that sup{)OJ'l for thl' Obristi8n D,mocra.ts 4as risen from 39 to f6 per cent or the eledatate since November. Soezahst strcn. .gth has drop.ped from 44 to 35 · pet Cl"llt in the same petWd. Political experts estimate ilia! about 80 per cent of the voter$ a,lready httve made up thc.t-:minds The campa1gns of all partics are now h<'ing directed at AUTO SALES Now On Display o.•Eey of the bepetition Is I;s-;::23~-~ltc~~-~------~~~ro:•:P:..,;'~ep~e:•;'•~d;,.;in;_;u~n~l•~o~n;;;aiiiO<;;;ha;;;p-"JII eJtlte aold for pqmei;i, pi debta of aald 168 Ac.rea- land-8 nom Jt.pusc:..l ~"wri: hot a.nd cold wMer. Contact W Young, Joan MarUn, RL No. 1, Rutland, '\1elg~ Co. 8·20.0\p · ~ Iowa: Beint 11t,uated In the VUI&It Pomeroy and more partleular}J bounded and described a1 follow! Lot Number Twenty-three (23) dlvldlng In the eenber from the front to the rear. Also, tbe concurrent oJ ea1ement to u•e the Alley l,;!lwoen the above deacribed prop· tho We1terly one-hall of Number Twenty-three (23). earemeDt rlaht l1 to c::ontlnue the 'benefit of the helra, IUC· !ee,.on and llslgns In ownership the property abuttlna on said alley. The petition aUeaea that the per· .sona} eslate of •aid decendent Is not sulflclent to J'ay de btl and obHgatlonl of 1al estate and thAt ot Black rldmg horse. a• u Germany, METROPOLITAN . 'l and evl'ntuHIIY nogto.nng a whole - --- _.,--:----:'::--,--- ~~-­ - l l DODGII - PLYIIOUTH "'aBO:~sEMORE TO · FROM Brlpteol CoraM Ill Mlddlopori -----1 C8b) AutoServ-ic_es__ - --·--- L a 11AWLIIIGS BONS 01. - 30 Warn1 Of Downfell The 82 year old Ad('nauef. f1ght}ng the mQS't. critical battl.e of hlS career, has warned that Socialist victOJ·y would mean "the downfall or , Gormany." He •has said that keeping Its allial}ce with the West is his nation's only :means of • halting Communl~m ~;.~n~~:!~k 4door. Runs fine. FURNITURE A ~as mst ller · f. CHEVROLET lm Tbo · I war The Soctahsts huve saHl that ai they win they wall pull west Germany oul of Lhe North Atl4lntic Tn•aty Organization, bantsh _atomic weapons on " thCir soil, alt ('()nscnplion and !lrrap pJans ·~ ~ "d , or • a oiV\MJ\1V"man army a.. Strong air force Then ih ·n hargam · . h. the . e.y wt Wit . Sovzet Umon for the reunifLC~· 1ion or East a.nd West German~. n.'"··l $299.00 BAKER · I Trede-ln• must go. 1;~~~·1 over. M.ke u1 an iiOr and Mn ·van li~ade ac· TH&Y MIJST GOI compamed Mr and Mrs ~erald )!;~~~.9!~ FORDS Ours and chlldren of Huntington and Heater, CJ('an & •.o Six Lakes, Mich anrl. F:penl n week wilh their son. Gilbert, ~nd 1 1-1950 CHEVROLET family and attended !.be wcddmg 2 door, Radio and Heater. ' of tbei.r gra!'dson, Billy McDa.de to M1ss COnme GJggy of Reed City MERCURYS In the Methodist Church 4 door Sedan, Radio & he-ater. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson l-19·t7 CHEVROLET IIRa.dlo and Heatc!". The takes it Blaettnar11, fomeroy . 8·23-61 e 'c-"-"':'-"'-""'"':-'"-"-'-":-" - -'"-"-"-:'--""""7'~ 1963 GMC 11.1 ton Plck11p. 5793 Small gu,, ~lilVf'll and on<' rour Middlepljl1. P'f1111 .. -~... Administratrix oJ the estate of Nearly new paint joh Not a room sb.c val hco:ttcr. PhOilL' Jkmda. P~oat G~l ..._.. Walter Lottrldge, deceased, filed flaw or blamlsh. &.laettnars 63!11:1 \1 8-23 31 1· Pomeroy 8·23·6tl COMP1..ETi lniUfU.H ProM~tt,o;o, her petltt.lOn 111ain.st them In the frO bate Court of Mei11 County. 5TANLIY PARTY ( 121 19M Buick Spe.clal. Riviera Prl Ohio, being Cauae No. 11MI98. for Llf.. ~ut<•., Ftre,. Polio, C&1l --~ Mrs Dick Ord was recently vatcly ow:-.cd. Msy be seen at Want to Buv iRri!e size HC"ating Milia, Micldte;:prt, Ohio. the Nle of cerlaln real estate 1or znenc.ing, Sept. 2, 1957." ho!ltCS8 at a Stanley part)' and Board of Commi&lioner.s reserve Mrs. Charl(:a Yeager w.s guest Swatrol'a Aahland Sen1cc Sla the payment of debts of uld decedStove. t•'rrmk lleul'h, Middle tlon, \ 8· 21· ttc ent, whleh real estate Is described the right lO reject any or all bids demonstrator Mn. Nannle John· .pori, RD. 6·23·6tp Boatd of County Commissioners son won the door prize. Others aa follows: Blue matr parakeet ca(le and ated in •he VUiage ur, Pomeroy, Mek(s County, Ohio. pre~tcnt were Mrs. Jobn Bumgarstand $7 00 Also parakeet and By De~n Barnitz County of Meip and State or Ohio ner. Mts. John Fry. Mrs. Karvey cage $4 00 P-hone 6817J. Clerk and bounded and deiClibed as fol· 8-29-lle Ntwland, Mrs. HMTY Ord, r,!ra. ! ,,,~~-tef:~~~f~~-~~~· AD th~JNjor blanul~ ol brrm D'lat1ifnery abd I1Wll' .....fac- I Bunde~tae: Th('re will be at le:aat 49-i Tnu:tor-dra~ open.alr shutt1l' s~ats ol st11~e. bal! ot , buses wi:Ueb han llroved 80 POnular Iconstitu<'neics them by direct elerhon in th~ I at OhiQ Statt- Faira the last two "'"" and the rem~nder .W be beck this 'l't'ar to kt>ep r~~l r· by proport10no.l represent-a lion Boom Mav Help ;: m.unzst ground att.Mk Adeoouer's greateit ato,Sel is the Th1rty-five million Germaru Will fact that West Germ;ny is enjoy· elloose on •-pt 15 • -twee" kee~ mg boommg economte pros~enty ~ ~ • h' 'II d jng Chancellor Kon!"ad Ade- w teh has ev~n penni e a na n~uer's Chru~1 an Democrat re· 1 ti.onal tax cut The low ~tnt or gtme or turnLng the governml"nt h.JS fort'Ulles came lut , Octob.erover to the powerful opposition Novembe~ when the Huntartan Socialirrt Party · revolt ra1sed " fears or another PORTLAND Band B~a a'nd Live Wire CHfton. Mr .and Mn: Charley Bartels or ClaS8. GarrleA , and:• pri&ea were HunUngton mlted relatives here. provided for t\~ '>; Mrs Harry Miller spent a MARRIAOR week in Columbus with her sis· The marriage of Miss Clarn ters, Mr~t. Edmond Doone, Mn. Marie Smlth, daughter It(_ Mrs George Steele and Mrs. Oshell Betty Smith of Ma<Son and Leland Childers. Smith of - Clifton to Clay Roney, Mr. Melvm Grimm ill home of Mr. and Mrs. ij,_ from his employment at Crooks· of New Haven is beifi a ' nYllie, lndefinately. ced. The ceremony w.U pe orm· The Loyal Helpers clas,!j of ed Aug 10 at the CliftQn MethoAibury Mcthortist Church were rlist Churc-h with Rev. Richard ' entertalned at the home of Mr . Wright of£iciating. The f brid~ and Mrs William Houdaflhelt al was alt1rcd Ln a light bfue street an outs1de t"orn roast for their lenglt1 dress and wtite accessor· August meeting. Folowlng the ies and attended ' by Judy Rus· roast the pres1denl, Mrs. Melvm sell. Wh1lc John MeK.night at· Grimm conducted a business tenc~ed ,the groom. The. new Mrs. meeting and Mrs. Carl Weese Roney attended Wflhama High 1ave the devotLons and also 111ave the book revtew of "The lnvinclble Christ" ~retary reports were read by Mrs. Houdashelt, and Treasurer report by Mrs. WU!lam Elchlr.ger. Others attend· were Carl Weese, Mn. Dana "''""·· Mrs. Bert. Weese Mollie ~uanther was 11 de· to the District Assembly at C::?ilum:buo from the Nazareno. Church. The Sunshine Maker• Class of the Preabyterlan Church met at Iand family VLSttcrl relatives m Lamp, W Va., Sunda.) I Mr and Mrs. Llair Schro.alls o r Beaver Falls v1s1ted her sister I cently Mrs Eber Ours and busband' re· AUXILIARY The American J..egion Auxilial'y met Monday evening at the ha.ll. soq War ll comes up ll("lt\ month in Wost Germany On 1ts outc ome hun~s the fate of the WE>b1ern world's 'llan to build a stroncz c'.e-fcnslve ·military m.ach tne on the European l'O nt lnem ca pable of "<let {'rr ing a Com· 1EIIRY at State Fai I wtuch the .20 ~ ~n1 "(loalzB,1 • vol~" Get Y9u There will b;e, d~isi.Yc .• B~NN UP- The mofl-t Important el~L'tion 111 Elrroopo s1nce World 6-Datly Sentmel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 ., Aug Ln TODAY Karl Grube, Groveport RIJh School. junior whcst FFA P1'Cf)eet II White Rock eh.lt::k~na, I! reRre..pta· tlve of vouth In Ohio wlw, wqa be exhlbltlnJZ In the tremend_owl.t b:rJpottant ooultry dlwtsfon at IIS'P Ohio State Fair AUR 23M30 Poultry th~ 11ta~'4 i:hitd ~. \li• ~ alft'lcuJtural enterpri111 thflrt doet • •$145-mtll.ioD buslneu il(lDu.UJ. WIQ be on di!rpley In the- f.QuiJrY Bllildtn~~o lint b,uikllnll.Qo ~ Ufl ~of ~ FV KC the maln enf;ranl'll. at KI~'?~A we 1 A featun of the ttdliblt · be I hua:e chicken bar'deaue Tills · ~ : come a pop,ular annual ewenl St)On~ • sored bv the Ohio Poultry Councll It wiD be In tM •pot.J.i.l!bt Wednetdav noon Au~~: 28. when the Ohio Fair Managere meet th'f'e fpr their annWll ·aoatpunJ .l"N WI'Je HDVMFAC-MINBRDJNC . V•ae.nlay'o C'>'11..;...!01 J.!O~'I'!I1N98 ~ WROIJOlft BY PRA Yl!:ll THAN THIS WORLD Di!E.uls ~- ~l'- soN. " •, 1KARSHE .BLOWS/ ~ ~ >. ' ~ I~ t •• ' ~ -•• } '' . ' ~RA~ ~ ~~"~1 :. �....."' &-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy· l4iddleporl, 0 ., Aug 23, 1957 M'r~ . Margaret K Davis, Athens, vtnled (nends he• e Wednesday whf'n she t'ame to Meigs County to attend the funeral of Hank Young \ Mr and Mrs William RichardWilson Hudson wa~ La ken to Hoi SOD (Phy lha Fox ), VISited fnends IV Hosp 1tal m the Rawlmgs· 1111d former netghbors m .1\tJddleCoate~ ambulanre fur 11 medical port Thursd<ty d:eckdp thiS week 11r and }frs C B Weise ar1 1 Wayne Gibbonb wtll gu to Hucylln. R. c Sanshury ~ t sLted MI'S rus Saturday aflcr hts w•re and Ralph Hayman , Racml.' Thursday. daughter, Evelyn, who have been J(rs. Hayman has spent the sum- vut!J.ng h~r fath er there He wtll mer w1U1 her ~Jster, Mrs Eber be accompanied as far as ColumBafman, m Pukerslmrg bus t1y Jeanette Crooks and Cous· Supt .and ~Irs L W McComas l.n , fuo\x>('ca Roth ge b. Pmnt Pleasand daughter, D1ann('. 111Hl .\Irs ant, who will sp<'nd the weekend E. R Tompkns were v1siturs 10 lhere. They arc J.(omg especia lly Columbus Wetl ne~d.ay aod the Me· to visit Gene Lf ()oks .a member COmas family v1stled hiS mother , of the All·State Boy~ Band at t he )ln. J . E McComas Statf' l'air and to sec R1cky Nel- Middleport Society I son an rl Tennessee t:::rme . two of the top feature stars at the Fau. Mr .and Mrs Walter Crooks and son, Edward ,Wil lgo to Columbus Sunday to the Fatr and w11l brmg tbeir daughter and mecc home I. E. Miller. 86, veteran mer· chant of P.hddleport Will leave Saturday for Manon to JOin Mr and Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof and children, Peggy Lee and Floyd, for a motor trip to Niagara t'alls and Canada Mrs. W1lham Robson and her daughter, Mrs Chrford Cunnlllg· ham, Mr Cu nnmgham and the1r Keith, L•ma, soru, Denny and hne returned from a motor trip to Washmgtun, 0 C am~ through Vlrglma and the Cunn1ng hams are vis1tmg at lhe llobson home with Mr. and Mr~ L L Cunnmgham Mrs Minml' Beverage and daughter, Mrs. Jeancttl' Waddell, Charle11ton , had returned earlier thiS month from Ponttac, M1ch where they had v1s1ted Mr and Mrs. Carl Jones (Colleen w,.ddelll and new da ughter Thlll week Mra. Beverage and her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Perrtn, and her daughter, Beverly Pqr m, are ln Pontiac visiting with the Jones family. Ja~es Ward took Mrs. Harrtl to Co lumbo~ Thursday en· e nroute to Cleveland Miss Jean LamA left today !or Columbus to join Mr and Mra. Ernest Jonc11 and daughter. CarOl Jean, for a vacation tnp through The Women s 5 otiC Y o . . I' t uth Plans were I M nd Mt• Wilham 3toecker h;m Service or the 'Mmersvtlle wJvdcs !II ~~-s~l\hc. Educational I 'd\o~ em ~f Cincinnati are th d t Ch rch met Wednet· rna e to a o.:n an Me o IS . u t th burch With Semm<~l to he held at the Forrest \'iSlltn~ Mr and Mrs Frank FuTuesday I .:ate , . ' . day e~n~~ng a Rus~el~ pn;ludent, Run ~h· lhodJst Church, 1 Mrs lam presiding. . 1 ~ . nted h Mrs. FranK St~:~• opene~se wtth t e pro~ra~ w0 / "Are Ye Able" group Sln.IJ:•.ng ure rl.'arim fo llowed With script Ad 1 ~ 1 14 of Mark 6· · by ~r~ .. Jo P Grueser and a med1 a •on ,. eiSU~ Sends Hts DISCiples Out To I each by,Jt.1_rs. Stewart. Prayer by Mrs Gladys .. Smith precede d group smgmg of ln ~r Heart Then H.mgs. A Melody , after wh1ch the top1~ ~ f the eve~: w g "..\ Tnp To MIS1!lOn :rtelds wa:~ g1ven by Mrs Bradford 'Maag Mrs Smith spoke on her cKperlenees Ln misSIOn work ~t Wash1ngton, th b session 1t D uri e ustne~s was voted to contnbute. on the expenses- of Mrs. &lph Grove to Mrs. Mildred Hovatter, Middle· port hlft early Wene8 day f()r w est Concord , Mass to visit her daughter Mrs. Ahce Spellman and fi mUy. Mrs N. c Welch, has retur ned ri'Om a VI. ,,., wtth Mrs. M. E. Rathburn and Mrs George Lasher in Rutl.nd Mr .and Mrs. Burke Bero and son, Burke Jr., will leave Sa tu~;day for thetr home in Chicago Mrs. Ber:o and son have spent the summer with her paren ts, t hc Rev tmd :Mrs c. Jo: Hoyt, while Mr Bcro took spec ial tramlng 1n Pittsburgh Mrs. Robert Mills, Marietta, hall been here this week Fri. Augult 23 to visit with hPr s1ster, Mrs. Bero , Joan Collins Jack Hawkins before llhe left ror Chicago. the Smoky Mountains a nd south· "THE LAND OF i ern states. THE PHAROAHS" Jano Harris, dau~hter O[ Mr (Cinemascope-Teehn!color) and Mrs Walter B Harns, (Sptctacle with trea che~) Vera Jlalaton DllVId ·Brian HIGh graduated from ?ihdleporl Sehool this year, will leave Sun· "ACCUSID OF MURDilt" ~ b day for Par~;ersburg to egm hcr Saturdtty Only Augutt 24 I S Rod Cameron ~ Vera Ralston ltudles a.c; 8 llludent nurse at t SPOILERS OF THE FORRIST 1 Joseph's Hospital. R.oger Chancey, son of Mr and (Nal.ur-ama·Technicol or) 1\frs John Chancey , will leave -alsoSteve Cochran Llitabeth Scott Sundal' for Morgantown to b~gm ''THE WIAPON" 1 footb11ll pruct1se as Jl JUnior on Vera Vague Comedy & (.;artoon I the Univcnllty of West Vlrgi.nta football team . D.nf. . . PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Sedan Heater and Defrost~r Two Tone Finish DODGE-PLYMOUTH LOOK WHAT WE ROUNDED-UP • USED CARS 1955 MERCURY V8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,495 2 dr. Se<lan. This car s hows lovtny care. 1956 PONTIAC VB · · · · .. · · · · · .... · $1,895 2 dr. Sedan. Low nul cage. Sharp co ndition . Rlldio and Heater. 1956 DODGE Coronet .... · ·· · · · · .. $1,895 <f dr. Sedan. Push bullon drive. A Rwcpt wing beauty . l955 BUICK VB Special· ·· · · · · · · · · $1,995 2 dr. Hard Top . Dyna!luw rlri v• Radio and Heater. A l<r Pn·~f'ut were )frs Ldta Sp{'neer , )h!> tlrooks Sa)'lf', Mrs Karl Grucscr Mrs Homer Ruush. Mn Clifford i'hJihps, ~rs Russell , Mrs LJ•na Bartels, Mrs Sadte Brown , -.,lr~ Adolph Grucscr, M.l's Norm<~n M~Calhun, Mtss Katie Becht and three guests, Mrs Gladys Smtth of Barberton, Mrs Charles 'YicMaster, Bradenton, ~Ia 1 H b t c I and ltts~ Eh1abel1 o er s, o. · urn bus. -------- Old fashioned Mrs. Mar\' 1 Wippel Is vts1tmg her da ughter Mrs John Goett and family Mrs Stanley Peters of Cirde· VIlle and Miss Judy Wharton of Cm:lev•lle are guests of Mr .and Mrs. Reynold Greene th.1s week. Mr and Mre. Nathan Biggs en. tertained wilh 11 dmner Sunday at th{'lr home Rutland road Prescnt were Mrs Helen Williams and children, Ronnie and Jennilce .of Dexter Mrs Othe Biggs and Mr and Mrs Alfred Biggs and daugh. Iter, Jud y, Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs Btggs aild children , Jean, j Billy Jnd Sharon. ; Mr and Mrs ·Joseph Struble and son are visihn". ' .... r-"gan and ,. "'~ , c olumbus t h1s we$ and will attend the Sta te Fair. Miss Jean Hmds ()f Columbus l is the gue11t of her parents, Mr. a,",.ldle.Mrs. Edward Hinds, Miners- I I i I Belling Held At Mason City Middleport Peacock Ave, With Mrs Ray Glare a.B ro-hostess. Gilt. were placed on a table with pink cover and centered with wedding bells and a minature bride In white and bridesma.Jd5 in Hamm, Mrs. Troy Ohlmger Sr., Mrs. Leo Brvan, Ml'll. Ben NeuU· ling, Mrs. Marvm rBurt, Mrs Troy Ohlinger Jr. Mrs. Clare nce Cliff. ord, Miss Bern1ce Ann Durst, Miss Helena Clifford , Mrs Mary Kunzetman, Mrs Homer Brickpil~ka~~~ :~:r~ plo,·ed during the les, Mrs Gu:. C.Jwan and Mrs Guy Russell . evemng with prius awarded to Mrs. Denver Kapple, Mrs. Alonzo Sendm!! w tt~ hut unable to atCuster, Mr§ Ben Neutzhng and tend were ~t rs. Clemente MenMrs Albert Ebersbach. rhlm, Mrs Otto Strauss. Mrs. Refresh ments of ice creafit, James Clatworthy, Mrs Roy Tracy cookies, QO[fee and mmts were Jr , Mrs. L. L. Roush, Mrs Harold served on crystal tray11 to Miss Eben;baeh, Mrs Charle! Swatzel, Kate Ebersbach, Mrs Clyde Jonea, :~rs . Harry Watson, Mrs Pearl Mrs. Gilbert Freeman, Mrs. Ellen Ash , Mrs Walt<'l' M11lt>r and Mrs. Couch, Mrs. Roger Cullums, Mrs . Dena Zw•llinJ,t. Albert Ebersbaeh, Mrs. Alonzo Cu.ster, Mrs. Theo Smith, Mrs./ --... 'lsworth Rowe, Mrs. Willa•d """ Mr .and Mrs. Virtor Hannah(; and children, Kathryn Jane and Chuckie were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. Hurl Hannabs when the btrthday of Mrs. Rev. Ralph C Zundel IS spend· Hurl Hann ahs was celebrated. Ch nstian Mrs. H1.1rl Hannahs and grand- ing this week at the Youth camp at Camp Oyo at daughtf'r, Kathryn Jane are spend· ing a few days with relatlve!!l in F'r•,.ndship Nelsonville. ' Two boys, Jack Braley and John Hysell from the Pomeroy Mrs. Rh:hard Biggs and daugb. t er Crl1t Y b ne returne d to their First B.a.pt1st Church accompanied home, Columbus after a week!; Mr. Zundel. The eamp is comprised of ·vl,1it wit hher mother, Mrs. WOO· dell "'" ~eker. young people from Baptist Church with the Kaaron Kelton left ThurSday es in Southeast Ohio for a visit in COlumbus with Sus- faculty made up of pas~rs and churches ie Hams, daughter of Mr .and leaders of the Hapti~t m the area Mrs. Robert Harris. Mrs. Tbelml Campbell and son Rev Zundel who is actmg as Barton left Thursday for a visit bible teacher plans to ret~;[n with relAtives in ColumbWl home Saturday evening. Mrs. Clan'nce Owen§ ot Grundy, v a •s the guest of Mrs. Fannie Kaspar, Minersville. Mrs. Helen Baum bu returned An 'old fashioned bell .ng' was to her h orne, co1urn b us a Iter a helc~ ilt the home of Mr and visit with Mrs. Myrtle Wat.8an, Mrs Wll bur Stewart in Mason Ill 1 ..... Mr.• M nersv e ~.... ..r rs Myr tl e W' a.., •-o n reePn tl.l, honormg Mr "" 0 w0s th e Jack Stewart d Thursday dtnner guest ot Mr .and Af·ler the bellmg the gu t~ Mrs Stanley June s ' Wf'rf' mvitcd 1nto -~he homl' 1 Miss Elizabeth Roberts of Colwhen· I he ('Vl'nmg was ~ pcn t 1" ufubus HI the guest of her cousins, maktn~ pll1ur·s a n~ ,.n~oymgk rc· I Mr and Mrs. Adolph Grueser, Mr. fres hments 0 pu.nc.l lHI coo Jell and Mrs. Otto Hartenbach and ser.:NI hy Mos. Stewart and Mrs. Mr .and Mrs. Pearl Phillipt, Min· Mar y Fflwier . . 11 p enville. Allendmg were L ~~ d ~~~~· Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMaater BettY Byerson, e nar · of Bradenton. Fla, who were ca11Larry Lii' Vmg, Arnohl Roush. El· ed he re by the illness oF-his bro. I ,,_o..;;;;;;;;._...-;;;;;;;,;.;;;;;;;;;;;--;o;-..-;o;...;;,;-..;;.;o.;,;.;;..;;,;-. mer Clark] Jimmy Stewart, Ral ph thcr, Harry McMaster are the II Stcw..-rt, ack Cumnuns. Mr. and guest! uf her partnta Mr. and Mrs J aC'k l'' owlcr anrJ daughter, Mrs. Adolp~ Grucser. Mr and Mrs }I C Pillsbury, Mra. Otto Hartenbach and daul R Sh aron P1lhbury, Mrs Haze O} ghter, Min Dor()thy, Mrs. Adolph J Nl h 1 Florl'ncr cummtns,. anl(e c o Grueser and daughter, Mrs. Char· san . Ann Williams, Phyllis Will- les McMaster, and Miss Elizabeth i~:~ms. Mr and Mrs. W1lhur Ste. Roberts spent Thursday with i'Cd h h w ~:~rt. Gar~ Stewart ar. t e on- )atlveS m t\ohson, W . va. Ofl'd cnupl.e. Mrs. Gladys Smith who has - - -- ~bcen ·.here ass1st1ng 111 the care of her mother, Mrs. Linnie Rum· m!.!l, Mmersville, left today , for her home, Barberton. Mrs Fl()yd Ounfee, i¥1rs, QrvUie ft Hogue and Mrs. Nathan Biggs and \ DO children, ~au.· Billy and ShAron were visitors ln Parkerstturg, W. ncv and ..frs ll arrl' Bales and va ., WednesdaY 1 ,,, su n ~; llrrshell and Harley who M1ss Jenmlee Williams has re· mnvocl Werlnesday to Zancsv1lle turned to her home, Dexter alter 1 Wf'fl' ~· 1c:;ts of honor at a sur· a few days visit with ~~lr . and 1w isf' [;~! cwdl party held Mond<tv Mn. Nathan ihggs and family , Jean Casto and Sharon Biggs evl'ning on the laow:n of the Laurel Free Melhodtst Chur<:h. were overmght guests of Marjorie DUl' •ng th e evenmg, Mrs Steven Burt, Thursday Mike and Benny Wright were Eblin lll behalf of the congrega· Jo!ie Turner, lion prc~cnh>d Rev Bates wllh a M;Ucata of Mrs. gift uf monry. Rev Bates showed Laurel Cliff, Thunday. ' fthns (I[ ptf'tures he had taken Mrs. Steven Eblip, Mrs. James "Stlap-On" Hi·Lo Handle . Oversize Mu([(cr - Adjustrlunn • his SIX yean as pastor o f Gilmore and \frs. Gail Huck ac· lhf! c urch companied Brownie il'toop 3 of . . able Wheels . - Hal1g Up Design - Alloy Steel lliadc A d !>~crt cour11r was ~rn·cd to Laurel Clllf to Baileys ~kc , Tuesi1 p pro:~~ nately 1110 pepons day for a, pU!ftic,· ' Light Weight Dic·Casl Aluminum Hous ing Pret·c li'lg the party the H('v ?4r .a nd ~rs' Herbert \ . Barron unrl Ml's Bates and sons were aod £amUt o( i:;rE'.en CasUe Mo ;lJnner ~ ueH~; of Mr ami Mrs I are the 'fllests ~f Mr .and ' Mrs. John DiehL l Steven Eblin, Lure I Cliff, Mr Borron aiid Mrs Eblin were army buddies m World war 11 . l1n. Cliftord Jacobs and Mrs. Larry .JacObi~! were v1s1tors in , Athens, loda~· Wilham Jocobs ond chil· drun Will arnve • Sunday fer a ' ld of Mn 1 weeks Vis\'t with Mr. and Mrs. d h 1 ',~~~~~:.,...,~~,.~~~~~~==""'~""====~ George Four Childs •ranhad e ta ren re al vacatton . · Pearl Jacobs. this past week when the y were taken to Covington, Ky . by Mr and Mrs. Cash Bahr for a VISit w1th )tr .and Mrs. Ra ymond Burns and daujj;hter, Kath~ Lee. MrB. Childs took Christine and 1 Candare Bahr and Gloria June and Greaory Gibbs, ehUdren of ')llr and Mn. Ralph Gibbs Jr, New Haven . . I ' f or Is GIVen Rev. Ha rry t es cp rr . GrOn d Chl'ldren Pay Visit T.o Covl.ngton, Ky. "' O~ly ELBERFELDS I' '""'· 1 · , : : : : . : _ : ; : : : . : ; : : ; __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : i I Durlna their visit they went to Coney Island in Cincinnati and enjoyed a number or new treats for the children Climu of the tr1p was the .' Grayhound bus ride from Covm&· tori to Athens Wednesday where I the)' were met by Mr. and Mn. Glbbo. I, loy~l Women's 1 Class Meeting Held Thursday $1765 1956 Chevrolet 1954 BUICK V8 Spacial ··· · · · ·· · · $1,295 • ll dr. Sedan. BeauUful t• o lone green finl•ll . 1952 BUICK$ · · ·· · ·· · · FlY& fine as low as $695 cars. " 1951 CHEYROLETS ~of tllree &OOd buys. · · · as low as $395 MANY MORE ~BLA, ETTNARS j ~· .... 104 Years of Servlee to Bule!IEB" Pomeroy, Ohio 1955 Oldsmobile .f·Door 210 - Blue and hory. Radio snd beater.. Extra nice. 88 _.:._ 2-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, seat CO'V'eTJ. Extra clean. 1'155 Plymouth .. ~ $1365 1955 Chevrolet .. · · $1845 Belvedere 4 door. lnte.rlor like {lew. Heater. V8 motor. good tltts. Ieite fln· l.sh. 1954 Chevrolet· ····· $895 t.Door. Sedan. Beautiful 2-tone gl'ffn finish. Spotltll interior. g~od rubber, gunanteed all thCI way, beater. 1954 BUICK V8 Century · · · .. · · · .. $1,595 Dynanow $69·.50 Beautiful 2 Door Hard Top Ivory and turquoise - .V8 - Radio, Heater, Seat coven. 1954 Plymouth · · · · $1195 Belvedere. 2-dr, Hardtop, Black over blue, radio, heal~r - seat eoverrs. 1953 Ford .. · · · · .. .. $795 "8'' Customline. Maroon finish. all gOod tirea. heater. spoUeaa in1erior. 1952 Chevrolet · · · · · · $645 1952 Plymouth .... .. $495 Deluxe 4 Door. Clen Interior, iood Ures. 2-door sedaa, Low mllease. Sharp mside and out.. R~'ater. Motor In perfect shape. 2 tone blue flnlsh. Powerglide. Radio and Heater. 1951 chevrolet $545 1951 ()Ids "98" .. ·· $495 4-door. New blad: finish . Radio and heater. 'Deluae Fleetline model. Power1llde 4 boor Sedah. HydramaUc Tnn&. Radio and Heater. Dark Green • finish. Good Tires. Iota of clast and really • nice. it56'f'clnl .......... $J39$ •J 1950 'AI ton J;l'ld:ujl 8 ql. and very 1~ mite- ~ Ton 'Pickup. 15''~ pJ,y Tires. soUnd motor. Clb and bo(ijt, Weat VlrgirUa in· &pect.ed. Only " t.ranamlulon. ' Tlree~ ' •· • Ule ·new . .Red firtlllb. Heater Only- • ' qe. ' . . GM~- · ........ $489 .P'OMERQY:. MOTOR, at y By UNITID PRall , Oh io~ MHtly clwdJ with acatti.red lhowert and rhv ......... "" tOlley '"""''"' Are• VOL IX NO . Ill ~·------- AMBITION IS FULFILLED ---- Pomeroy·Middleport, ---- Desire To Obtain Diplmpa Leads Meigs Mother To Re-Enter School And Graduate With D~ughter A rare event 1n the edueationill history of Ameriea, and surel y the fn.st 1n Meigs County, occur: red this year at Harrisonnll(' Hi.gh School when a mother and daughter gradual~ together i\fr:s. Sadie Rae Carr, 40, qu1t acboo~ at Harrisonville about 24 ~ars ago alter her lOth grade te rm . • Two years ago, two mar r1agcs and three eh1lrlren later. she d ~tdc~ to go back and win b r + loma. " 1 wasn't at all !Ure 1 could t.lo it" s~o said , and ad~~ d. " ll w;;~s hard a.t first but now I'm ccrtalnly glad" She was proud, tGo, that shr was ablii' to walk up to recl!ivu her award la.'i t May with her rhM.; :;hter, 18·Year-c)!d Rachel Lee Burb>irtge M1s;; Burbridge 1s a typut al the Ohio Liql•Ur Control CorRmissmn office in Columbus. Mrs. Carr, wife cf Erl)cst Carr, wh owned ar1d operated the Northern Loc;!l School District busses for 27 year.'!, has two oth er children They are Donna, 13 and D IVi<l 8. Mrs Carr sa1d, "I grew tired seem« all ol the chtldren go high school aud graduate, l never bad." She drove a station wagi}n, .bauling ellildTtm to and from school , making two -end three trips tw1ce each day for nine Langsville Youth WinsHtllo~At 'T~"'''··~t 'Lile'fl\ll'llritll'l inkl·ms: • sadte ~i:~.::n~~~.Obio State Fpir M~~~~~~ ~~\~~r;;. ~~~g~~:· J:! a~d d~ugh"Ut; ~dbatitl t'og~ thl!f''YW~ High school. ed ninth in Lhe state CbtcJc;en of Tomorrow contcat at the state fa1r Friday when his 10 Vantrcss Cross chickena weighed in at 30 pounds, dressed weight. Rotarians Hear Scout Execnti Explai·n he Boy Scout Fif't place winner W65 Sue Gro£ 15, Wapakoneta, whose 10 birtl s weighed 45 pounds at nine weeks, Uve weight. Gov. William c. T. Robert Siler, Meigs-Gallta-Mason District Scout was the guest speaker when the Club had their dlnner meeting Friday at Heath Church Siler who was introduced to the Rotarians by · • F. O'Neill auet!OI.'Ied her tVantrcss cross chickens for $3.60 per pound to the Amstutz Hatchery, Blurrton. Nelson's here by the · and were raised on · The Langsville youth placed third in his district contest before entering state competition , First place winner in the Southeastern Ohio district was Odess Gillegly, Logan, who was awarded third place in state corff)let1tion. Second place at the state fair went to Tom Blumenstock, 'Arcanum, James Woodyard, Alfred, faUed to p~ace in the traclor radeo. Lois Ann Knopp, with her escort, Don Johnson, competed in the Junior Fair Queen contest. JaneL Earhart, RFD 3, Troy, was named queen over candidates from S2 other counties. I Oblo, Saturday, August 24, 1957 --SINGLE COPY--lie ---------- - - - - - ------- -- - - - Will ReceioVe Flight Training Harley B. Roush Funeral Services Are Held Today Arrival Of Flu Vaccine For ~~!!~~ !eEg~ A,,,. Ohio Vall.ey ~se Show Ass'n Bishop Werner '" Jo. Hoffa's Memory Fails Before Senate Co.punittee Questions 1 ..t·., d-U S 22 To Speak At PIans Fall .un ,..p ept. H WASHINGTON (UP) - The AFL.C IO Wlll demand \hat tho Plans were made for th ..•'!i"all Roundllp· lo be lteld at the T•amslers Union answer charges made by the Senate Rackets River VIew Saddle Club il\ 1fiew Haven w,ben the Ohio Valley .Bilhop Hazen Werner, Colum- Committee against Teamster Vice President James R. Hoffa Horse Show Association met ThtJrJday at the Meigs County bus, hu accepted an invltation to informed sources said today. ' Fairgrounds apeak at the Golden Anmvenar)' The committee, adjourninj in disbelieving exasperation, William Downie presided and Sept. 22 was set for the 111 the Heath Methodist Church left Hoffa alone with his dim memories and bright chances of Roundup with a rain date of Sept. 29. building on September 8· Homer 1 becommg prestdcnt of the na. · • bl Cook, chairman of the committee Fourtc{'n point classes will , i:J c ' in charge of the celebration, was Addit~ ~ - tlon a ggest union. ~n the rohe<!ule for the Roundup [ notified Friday of the Bishop'• Th e- committee discharged Hot-• the oth er IJl II po int '6 how WI'li I fa Friday, hapding h.im only & a.,., ' acceplan('e. be on Labor Day at Cheshire D.t . Bishop Werner and Dlst•lct subperja (or his penonal rre-orda l p. m. With tue Superintendent Ro~rt Bouer, • Galli po l'IS sad t.Uing him "' como! back lafer for mOtP,- q·~tt'o-. ' Club as sponsors. d}C an d Sirloin Porblmouth, wllJ speak at the ...." "'' Jlut t•" Plans were also diS<'U9Sed for . inoming worship service. fonned liOUteee helie-ved he would 10 30 t he banquet V.:htch 1s to be .helJ Special mu•it wUl be presented not be recalled until oafter the m October w1th the plaee and by Mrs. C. M . ·Bennay who wu umon's convention SCpt. 30 whea da I e t o b0 announce d l &I er. Horfa IS e.............tcd .,._ Alee--• 10 A hm;band and wife; w~re both organist at the d~eation of tbe .. ,....... ~ Cluh.s represented st the Thurs- !ined: Frldau night 'tn appearaneea tburch buildin&: .,.:d MrL Mary Acquisition of ap;nooximately Dave Beck, who is retiring aa day meett ng' Wl':re t:h e Mc1gs · R'd •~ 1 · tr. tb~court' of Mayor C. 0. Filher Adeline Smith Flel!'btner, Colum- ......, - . . of land t'n tbe LeL•t1 president in tbe wau or ~· .Ing Cl·"b Clu b of M dleport while two oth.ers al· b ua, a 1ormer ~~ area Saturday at a rnrt'ce mitee charge~~ that he m.i.Rttled -,... • th e J a· V'm C•unty '' , test'dent, who Jl1a'L llq'l lh e R tver VtC"\\• RIdmg Cl ub, lh e [&0 , eived fines and jail sen- willal ng at t be .,. =.. ........ more than $300,000 of union ..ee. Tite choir, of .."125.000 for three mare r~ .. GaUi.pohs . Saddle and S1rlo~n tence,. under the direction of WIUiam pertie.s bOMted total o;creage un- funds. Cltt.... '' the Gall'1a Coun tY R'd Corruption Ctt.rae• R....iecl 1 mg Belfha Bass of Middleport was E veraon, wiU --•-~ present an der optio,, , n that a•e·. now to Cub wLth t'he Albany Club tl\e lined t$5 and coaQ on cbargP-5 of anthem. approximately 2300 acres. Before the conventioq, the only one t'-lnrt•presented. into ation and her husband The Rev. c. 1\.'·Konkt'fl)tt. pastor Latest to join t-he- ranlrl o-f Teamsten are in trouble witb . . Lath sa81 wu tabbed $10 and of the churl'h Will pre:Sfde at the thnse who have granted optil.)f]a the blg labor fede:r-atwn. The Points t.L't'UTllUJ.aleu to date by costa on ehari*J of aesult a 11 d · l:f"lcc. Progr•llia :eontl.ining the to Fred M. Unk Gf cambridge and Af'L..CIO Etltical Practice Comccntesta_nlls arc as !?!lows: Clan· 1'battc . Hill~ of the'"l'huhh and a list EdwM'd ML'Connaughy of Bridge- mittee meeta Sepl H to C!'Oftlid. I. lead-In ~ny , S~lver Sandy. • Ro rt Dugan Qf POl'QeroY ItFD of ' the ~alton who have IIJ(!.rved port for ~n unidentified firm er ehatgea that the TeamsteR Jamee Houck .. Cheshlre, 39, LIK'.,y was e&~Sed ...100 and COils and durina; ~he fifty yeara ue being are: Theron Johnson, for 225 are dommated bY corrupt illflu, Nelron Brumf1eld, Gallipolis: 30; tBente ed to setVe three days in ~pared by the committee for acres, Titus P1ckens, J ane P1rk· ences. Pct of Morgandale, Mrs W. A ~Jail 0 " charg~ ol driviJU!: while in- ~ anniv«G~l'J' aerviee. ens and Maude Johnson for 73 AI that hme. la-bor r.ourcefl Aaid Mongan. Pomeroy, 20, ~ las~ ll , 3 ·loi:icatod. Dur{an began ·servina: . ~Jahop Wemer tPQke at Heath an(.' ten hundredths arres and it wiU sock the "f~amsten with g;~ tt~ tull mane and t<.Jl, Cui. Me hu jal scnten~. 1 oday. ~ethodist· Chureb aeveral yean Fred Philson and w1fe, thetr the 48-point bill of particlllan ll.:a .1c, Kotren Grady, Wellston, 'Everett "Smoke McDaniels, 13 JiG 'IIPhen the centennial of the newly constructed home b:l the comptled by t.be Senate eommit· 32; ~laJ~a Dean, J»ll .eamp:bell, of MVtdJeport~' appearint- bet. . ..,Qftdlng of tlie J(e:tbodift Chureh area tee, aceusaog Hofla of 21NO+"rtbt: . Galllpj~lls, ~; La.d~ Pt-p~r. W~· Fishet for 1 n~tation w-.s fin&! SJ1 Middleport 'fP obseril4 The s~m of five percent was WJth - and U8ing - tangstei'J, Bradford. MiddlE-port, ,JO; $lO and eDits \ ~ · paid down on the properties se- goons and gumnen in bill riae to Class m . Parade ~orse1 Cindy, Elizabeth y~}!ers, 32, ,p0 ~ cured toU.y on an .,Ution of three power and enpging in "Q1lelthm- .ak.:lfi • ,f ombJ, abl:e'' fin.aneiat ~' .,rJ -kol)ll!J' Jo~~C!dm, · V1e~nna, '":· v.a., eroy li'Sclrflduteino appear 34, Gold~ S~ipper, Kerm1t Ep. the 'Middleppr.t;...:ayor tonight on !'lt:')Og , V J:U t ..,.._.,. St!pt. 2f-Z--11tiU' 'Prim: m· ple , HarrJsonvllle, 26: Comanche eharges of \nttixicatlon and dlaThe acquisitioo of the three the TC1l1Dster nmwatl.,._.. Champ, Kerunit Epple, 18; Class orderly conduct. ~ new J!Ueela -ef land today, now AFl.rCIO E:~ecutive ~ound} wf'D JV, Western Ple'a.'Sure pony under completely tonnects lrP aiJ ~ ConYme in ~I ~n tn. New 4:8'1, Silver Sandy, Jsnice Houck . pert1es thus far under option in York to act on the report &.f ib 37 L d D l d B (' ld G I the Letart Fa-lls area eltber at .tbe Ethical Pracuces COmmittee . 11te , ' 22; y, n-ixie, ona' romte ' ' . hpoiL-<t, Gary Stewart, back oI th e lan ds or •·uy the nver counctl baa power to on1er the (Co11linued on Pa11e Flve) Five persons were added to the frontage which 15 now estimated Teamstet"!l to olean house or face population of Meigs County's jail to be llpproximately five miles expubion Wm the AP'J...aO. during lbe past 24 hours while In length. The Teamsters' OWil exeeut-ive 0 one woman, of Middleport, wu lt wils pomted out today that board- with Hoffa a member-is 0 0Splt reiBcea~het.ndd. bors are•. the addition of today's purchase ~-~~edl t'O tmect .dMonda!.. ...~~ by option now gives to the un- ~ nge Cff o .,:onaa er a ·~t""3 Funeral senlces will be held Ralph Butcher, Che1hire Rt 2, named firm one of the greatest to charges al+eail)' brought by Monday at 2 p. m. in the Nease ~ f()r dlsturbibg the peace and tracts of land under option any· the ethic:a-1 practice5 group. Settlement EUB Church fbr Dale nltoxlcation; George Spencer, 22, when along the Ohio River. McCiell•n H.lts Ouodlonlne Amberger, 154,' who died at Moher Pomeroy RL 2, open charges~ Announcement of the sigmng Sen.lte 'Committee CbiLirou.n Hospital ~iday where he had Bernard Wolfe, 24, disturbing tbe of the JobllJ()n, Ptrkem and Phil· John L. lfcCIIrtlan D-Ark. balled A banner day was recorded in been a patient. pe~ce. All .were arrea~d by shera&n ptOJ)erties also revived hopes the questioning of Hoffa in ita the marr1age license department The deceased who t:oslded at iff s depu,t.ies Butcher 8 bond ia and specttlation that an announ- f,ourth day, saying it had procedIn Meigs County Probate court c.oement may be {orthcomirtg m ed "to th~ point where the wit. Fridsy when four Heense1 were Ncase Settlement with his brother $315, Boyds is $115. wu the son of the late Mr. h · ness •bas 'no memory" and it James granted and a fifth couple made and Mrs. Goorge Amberger. John Boyd, 40, Antiquity, was the near fu~~ r~ 1.a tne ~0 t e ID· wouJ.d be "a waste of time" to an application. charged witb intoxication by the dustry or m<'ustrtes whkh may continue. Surviving in addition to James s•-te patrol early thio mornt'n•. 1 have the Letart Falls area .u nder Licenses were iuucd to William· is another brother Wallace of wo. ~ Hoffa's answers had feded to a Snyder, 23, Newark, laborer, and Chester and a sister Mrs. Elmer Bond was set at S1S and he will observation 65 a possible mdus- theme of "I don't rememlk.T" as Lena May McCloud, 16, Rutl~!nd ; Frecker, Pine Grove. go before Justice of f'eace R. E. tr.ial site. the questions grew touclter-ques Lloyd King, 22, Shade) laborer and The serv~cea will be ~eld at 2 Grim:',ley. honS" about his relations witb his Eva Carl, 18, Pomeroy, clerk. m With th Re Webe• Thoma Oakle Klaer, 27, Letart Falls, frt'end Johnny Dto,· convicted New Also, David E. Euler, 19, Racine, P · e v. in the hand!l of the law for the officiating. • York laoor racketeer; about student, and Norma Ann Chapman charges 't;tlat he aHicd with Dio Burial will be made In Pine third time within a month, wu 18, Apple Grove, secretary; and Grove Cemetery under the dlrec- jailed again by village officers fo-r to aet up hoodlum~t<tffed phony Tetkly A. Warner, 24, Pomeroy, Uon of tiro Ewing Funeral liome. lntoxicatioL ~ locals to seize control or the construction worker, and suzanne Kifler was fined and given a Teamsters m New York; about Vaughan, 18, Pomeroy. 30-day &uapended sentence-peDd· charges af a long-continued Donald Alfred Goaney, 48, MidMEIOS G'ENERAL HOSPITAL I ing good behavior-only last week. ciation with gangsters, extortiondleport, millwright, and Nancy GA:LLIPOLIS. O. -UP. _ Rell hits and goons. Admiasions, Herman Kauf.£, Hi• last arrest broua:ht Immediate Ann Smith, 42, MiddlepOrt, a~hi~ Pomeror; M:rs. Willis Frost, Chcs- committment papers from the ,..2, was indicted FriHe hit some aort of peat wbeo ted, were expected to obtain their ter. court of Mayor E. F. Robinaon for . r be a-•ed whethef '1M: •- fitted -'•-··es ' (C 1 d 0 p Fi day in a speciAl sess1on o t ,. ....... _ . approved lieense today. Dlsclllrlt!S, none. ont nue ~ age ve) erand jury on a ~barge 0 f first with .miniatute wire rf:COI'ders ao degree murder and two other he could bear their testimony to ~barges in the slaying of a fel· a Detroit grand jury. low inmate at thti county jail la&l ''To the bellt of my recollection Saturday: 1 jWJt recall on my memory 1 can· Blankenship, a nallve of Pike- not remember," aaid Hoffa. ville, Ky., was tlso illdicted W1L.,_ !hooting With itltent to kill and oon sup)>W't. · Loren Borden, 26. was fatally "hot when Blankenship grabbed Sheriff Oscar Baird 's gun and tried to escape. Four shot.s were fired rnto the cell block Another prisoner, Arnold F Cooper, 23 wa;s seriously wounded . eath Methodbt Husband Wofe Are F'med In FIS'hers Court 0 300 JODa Acres 0pt IOD • ed At Letart Falis """' oze- ''<~· tnf , ley tn sit er, .... nd - '"" I :dmht '' DaIe Amb ' erger •t popula liOn • H.?ike(J UpBy F'IVe Today Dl.eS Fri'day At Marriage Bureau H Izer H a} BaimerDay \ For Licenses 1 Gallia Co Jury Mur..ler Indictment . .o- Aerial Farm Photos Prove T.- Be Puzzlers f11 Collision W'th ree ·st·ump of. • "" Ove AFL-CIO· Tells Teamster Union To Answer Racket Prohe Charge Car Demolished flnt;~~~~~~ tr- fn. Hibbs, president, Is a m~mber of the Point Pleasant Rotary and a past program chairman of the Maysville, Ky., Rotary Cluh. He commended Hibbs, chairman of the. M·G·M Dl.ttrict, for the fmc work that 1s bcjng accom· 1 p11shed in this District ln Scout· fng and &akl that by April 1 a decided change should be foW\d in the District due to the 1)1'0· gram ouUined iby Hibbs for bb committee and ScoU.t leaders in Fifty-two Amerlcan TeeDagersthe District. ' all honor cadet. In the Civil Air The spcakf;!r said that he had a Patrol, the Air Force's civilian story to tell about Scouti.ng auxiHary will begin the adventure which he waB anxious to tell or a Ufetime August 211 when they particularly to RO\arians since arrive at Perrin Air Forte Base, 49% of the naUonal club mem- Sherman, Texu, for a soJid week bership were active In Scout of flylng and learning about the Wftrk. The Rotarlans lre the lead- aJeet, ·jet fighters which make 4;1ur -------ing service dub In this work in nation a leading power in t be the nation and help the Scouting stJea. · - progral11. to build gOO(. citi.J.em The teenagers, each one selected out of the boys of the country. on the bas~ af tharauter, honor Among the lessons taught in Scouting are' patriotism, the duty and service to the CAP, will be to God and Country, a belief i1t flown tO' Perrin tn USAF transGod-which is shown in 1 the port planes }Vhere they will under go a week ot· lntenalve orientation (ContiiiJed on Pate Five~ in Jet Oight. The courae, planned Servittll W!l!re held tn Charle• by USAF tr"hUng' experts, inclUd- ton on Saturday afternoon for es five hours o( actual flying time Harley B. Roush, Sr., 76, a native In Lockheed T-33 Shooting ·Star of New Haven, who died on Thursjet tninera. Each cadet gets one day at his borne In Charleston afhour 40 ninutea each of. day tMJn· ter a Ions Ulncu. sJUon, instrument fllgbt and cross The deceased was born in New country' flying. Haven, the san of the late Georte The cr.osa eountry flight which and Nant.:y Roush . concludeS the course Is the pay· 1 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. off. In their academic studies the Ocieola Love Roush; a daughter, tic Flu vaccine to .pro~t more cadets 'tlan and plot their ~r oss Atn. James McDonald of Norfolk, titan a mtllion Ohlo::ons 1!! J~ehe­ rountry missJon computing cour(le. va.; two scrut, lloyd and Harley, duled to arrive here by mtd-Nov· aeed, time over check points and Jr., bOth of Charleston; a sister, the varloU8 navlgational aida nec- Mr!. Della Pickens of Letar~. W. ember. • Officials of the pbannaceutiul euary to lilet ~o their dejtination va ; and a brotl1er V. L. Rousb fil'll11 Merck, Shlll'!l)e' & Dohme. and return. On t~ Cl'OSI country of Letart, W. Va. said 'tne 5be of .the shipment! will ni(lht they are ~e navigators on increase u tabotatoriE!J neat peak the alrcratt and actually handle ~e controls vnder the guidance production o£ the; vaccme . The company's dUt.trlct office of expett USAF fllgbt hutructon 'here covers all of Ohio an{l set:- of courac. In addition to the llylng l\'alning ti.ons of MKhigan , Indl&lla, Ken· the cadets receiVe 15 hours of actucky end West Virginia . • , vaccine irom each ¥bipmont Ia ademic instruction lnctuding In· T 1 .\ to be dbl.r!buted on thP. following doetrinotion in the use of the •J•c· seat and parachute, weather. , buil'l . 46 per cent to .Ohio, 35 per engineering, fiight lnstruA lOIKl Chrysler 4-door 11edan cent to Mlcihlgan, 15 p~ cent tn Kentueky, 8 per -cent to Weat menll, (lying safety, phy'IOilogical was descrlbP.d a1 a total loss by v 1rgini.a and Z per cerM. to tn- b aininl, navagatlon aids and ap- Pa~raJman ~ariM Werry laat night after 1ti driver, Wllllam proachea and night plannina. (lian.a. During iheir stay at Pertln the Thurston Ston·e, 58, Hartford, W · Federal health ' 9\lthoritle.s de· Air Patrol "jet jockeys" Va,. colUded wlth a Sycamore tree termine bow much eath •tate rc· wort and under a contingent stump. ce 1vcs. Durina: September seven f headed Aecordlna to the report 5tone shipments of about 17,000 shots 0 Speln, Falls was drivlna alona: W. Main-It when each. are e:c:.pected• AI potential otfleera be_reached down to retrieve a eigextended dtnlng ar that bad fallen ~ tbe'<f1001' of • Here's another of those memory teaoers that have been puzzling reader~ of the Dally SenOffieen' Mess car. The atump got m the way. 'I'M from the first of the year. Another aerial photo of a Melga County farm . The owner ?f this ~\ of the Stone was uDb:ajured. There was the abov~ pictur~d farm may s ecure a be.!ut!iul glossy photo the above free by callmg •n nO· citation iaiQ.ed. The acCident ~son ~ , l ilt Dill,ySeotine! offli:ea aad idGIIII.f)'ln& thubove. photo. ~ ,&1.0::.'). 01. 52 CAP Cadets c..l~~r In ,..,.... ~ tton. Partiy ciOIJIJtof aM 1 litH.~ North, sc..tfM'N ..,.....,.... end • ftw thurwt.ntormt MVth I• ~ ·- nl..,t. 5vncfa1f parlly clwlly .... y Mma..m.t coofor in MUfh ~ lOin Hlth todar 71-U, low tonlthf J7• 65 rtaortt.. 65-70 aovth. lrd· ond c..,., I ----------~---------------- Lawn-Boy MOWERS • • 18 INCH I Weather · .. Dno~d To 'l'laeJnterea. Of 1'. . Jfeltr..Hu. . ' Fa rewei I Party Super Hardtop. Dynaflow. radio, heate,·, Keat co~, perfect Urea, blue 1nd lvor)' linlsb. out e FALL SPECIAL 1953 Buick ........ $1145 dr! •. IRST local Youths Attend Church Camp Meeting eell)' owned car . Shows bf!SI of care. a dr. Hard Top. Uke new inSide and .. -..·-· Judy Vaughan, Mrs. Emmett Eb b h Blackburn, Mrs C. J ers ac • given Wedneliday evening by Mrs . .Mrs. Rtchard Vau,R"han Sr' MMI. N'orbert Neut.J.hng at her home Denver Kapp\e , Mrs. Waller I R." H. Rawlings Sons Co. -- Group smgmg of "Have Thme Own \\ aY Lord' and the L,ord 's Pra yer m unison conl'luded the meetul.'!. aftt·r whtch re(rot!!;hm('ilts w~re scncd by thP hosteS!ICS. Mn Bradfu1 d ~1aag and Mrs Stella Grue:.cr ' ~- T. 1 - Cor. Seoood Ill MUI 27 I ·1955 oii Augu~t Miss Jennie Sue Eisel stein Honored With Bridal Shower Miss Jennie Sue Etseistein Ebe"b.fCh, Misa Anna Durst. Misa ....... ,. . ... · 1 M · d R Ibwasnde c 1eel o r ..... onat U58 gueat .,, honor at a abower I I You11 get a dream of a deal tlt:" ~ Drown Car to Drive-the 1957 Buick.~ what o selcctioo of models and colonl POMEROY SOCIETY Minersville Methodist WSCS Group . day Evenmg Meeting Is Held Wednes . l f Chns attend th<' mccung for mmtslers I ~., Major Army Posts May Be Oosed By Economy Measures Ira C. Goodnitr Given Probation On Nan-Support Ira C. Goodnite .appearJng be Ju !~ge Jotln c & eon wjth his attorne}, Fred W. Crow, and Prosecutor Jl3llles O'Bmon, 'las been placed on thrce-vcar proba· tion from R c-onv1elion of non. support aceordtng to a court entry today. Goodsntc was ordered to ail· here to Lhc usual terms of proba· and il1'> addition nav $20 fW'r week to the .su.pport of two nUnor cbildren and costs or bis prosecution. 111 another entry, the trial Ottio vs. Delbert Saundett~. mdicted for reclrless operation of a vehrele 'W'bile drag racine with two other oars on R:t 7 was set down fill" Sept. 11 at 9 a. m. r~ WASHINGTON UP- Informed gources taid today the closing of 1ome major Army posts probably IVill follow the Army 's late!lt economy measures if expected new manpower C"Uls go through A! a result of the 50.00()-man ~:ut already ortlered and a spend· ln1 limit of $8.950.0()(),000 for the current fiscal year th-e Army Fnday announced· -Sixteen depots. arsenals and otht't fllcihties w1H be dosed between nmv and the end of calendar year 19M. ·Included in the aciJon ia tl1e Ravenna Arsena.l at Apco~ Oblo, whl.ch omplays 40 pe1'60M, - Divis l.on strength will be reduced £rom 17 to 16 by Januaey l9!m by replarmg the 2nd ' Jnfan. try Division in Alaska wid! a ..stream-lined force" that obfl· ously will be 3nlaller than the uDder-strength one nl)y( tbere. - Eighteen anti-aircraft battaJ· ioru, equipped with 90 and 120 rntn guns, will be cut out c:.ctvillall jolla will bit ...a ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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