http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e04195a357a552f3ef7f986a14567a4f.pdf 87f811f7aa9f366b406bf6079afb5a39 PDF Text Text ....."' &-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 $8.950.0()(),000 for the current fiscal year th-e Army Fnday announced· -Sixteen depots. arsenals and otht't fllcihties w1H be dosed between nmv and the end of calendar year 19M. ·Included in the aciJon ia tl1e Ravenna Arsena.l at Apco~ Oblo, whl.ch omplays 40 pe1'60M, - Divis l.on strength will be reduced £rom 17 to 16 by Januaey l9!m by replarmg the 2nd ' Jnfan. try Division in Alaska wid! a ..stream-lined force" that obfl· ously will be 3nlaller than the uDder-strength one nl)y( tbere. - Eighteen anti-aircraft battaJ· ioru, equipped with 90 and 120 rntn guns, will be cut out c:.ctvillall jolla will bit ...a ' �• ' " ( • J)aUy.Sen~nel, Pom_eroy-~tddleport,l().', Aug 24, 1957-3 • CONS~ D£PJINDABLB IUISULTS NOTiCI 0 ~ ,VPOINTMIIOT ANT' ADS PHONIJ98 Ach•lnfNr•trix llttte of flrtd Jam.. Tht.nel, 2-D31ly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0, Aug 24, 1957 - - - - --=--:-:= ~ TELEVISIOH GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan)tel3 · Veteran Educator Suggests SomeDo'$For Teachers 01 Children In GrOups, Parents TrQining Their Y-oung ... I) cl prtnity, he need not expect his son to re· fra from the same prarttre or if the mothrr JS reless 10 her ways, till' daughter Will be l'hlldren ·· just like her mother Smre th e publication of my series .of stones Jl on '''fhl.' 'l'ranlmg of Boys," many reade!s of the Dally s'enlmel have ask!:'d for more on the same subJect Marn of my former stud ents who were 1 eady to enter the teaching professiOn hav e asked me for advice relative to lllanagement of a group of school children In this arhc le you shall fmd so me positive principles that are verv effective in training a child the way II ' Ed Note Upon request of hls many friends , Dean E 0 S4J,unders has completed an artu.: lc on ·Some DO's ln The Trainmg of II ' a II I I ( { lll h e shou ld go Most of these DO's may be used by parents as well as teachers. First in ·your training of children you the back In the training of pupils especially of jun· ior high age, the teacher should watch very car efuHy tha-t she does not do too much talk· ing. I taq,ght und er one superint~r~dent who his teachers if they d1d much talking during a recitation. In fact , he frequently sent a stenographer into my recitation room and she can be done without the appearance of look ing for miscondurt - just glancing around over the grou p One of the meanings- or "alertness" Is Walchlulness It is wise to be alert regardless ol what you may be doing. Whether It ls phy· sical or mental activity, be alert. The next positive principle In training youngsters is consistency You must adhere to this principle eonstantly H sometimes you fotlo\\ a certain rule and the next time you over look the violation, your children will notice that you are inconsistent and will always take a chance, thinking this will be the time you will not bring them to account In fact, they really enjoy taking a chance. All leache"' and all parents owe It to their There are many things that you can teach by your example It Is undoul)tedly loefleet· ive for a parent or teacher to try to teach chi!· dren something that they do not practice th cmselvea. For example, if the> father uses Reason, rather tha'l, punish is a very good rule to follow a~ IQng a~ It brlngs"sults. (The second half of "Some DO's In The Training Of Children" will appear here one week from today .....!!d). .-.~ u;, i>oys_w_h. w" '"'·,.----=n...:.-=••=Iy---=S-:-entt'ne1 RUAR--K-----·--ca:-,hun ahl"ad you had talk Me·Tanm-You.Jane slmtJilclty turned mto one of the Daybook REPORT mnehJne-gunne-r." on the ship s lt~w that In to BV ROBERT C. RUARK tu hr-st and he kept .h is weapo n i n A hl~h sto le of shine wh('n S()Jne of ,J a eountn· Plllh- lt is 11 duti'IMHI IJII 1he naiiOII "SciiH'I IVP ~"rVI ('C'" wu. one o r !ht! mo ~ t mi slrnr!tnfo! h an!llcs ev~r h1ll11{ on !he hand B11L rny prison hrJg, bewg from th e Paclrtc to lhe Stn1('s tor courl&· mnrttal, hatl cons1rferahly more ln tellcctuaJ s cu ff \'Ctlunlef'r hu!lnrs~ than moron~ In It There h sl1l! on a wful lot of 1'he pr•lfesso r~ cou lctn't stand work arou nd 11 mllltnry m~a lla the islands _.or the lot(' on de.'l· l1 on t hat can bt> 1\one on e! per troyers, and they broke. in va.·· hll rt!J h1•1t ('r , hv a Dl:ln o.f lmv<'T ious ways, and so my p~rho than uvorajlt' l n tclli ~ !'nl't! Evru-y ward had a fu~l share of wut man Jtwk in our futllrt! forcl'~ ~ ~­ KUYJ. D1.11mb ~uys soc-m to otdju:tt n't goln·~ to be nth ng u ror kt·l !u 1o hardthlp. the moon 11r II!Hing 1111 1hl• WHr 1 do not advocllte on Brm,,d h.ead of 11 h ~ tlr'o~rn rocket furce composed entirely or mor 1\ l{l'l'llf dl'ld Of nnv nuh1 tlrv llllll. t•ven thouwh wor Is 11. moo-on '!! life 111 [)!ai u drud J!PI'Y ;nu('h of t! ga 1uc lnventud by mteJh:<:tual unpleunut and wtllwu! lmnt:in.• ulmt~ . but 1 uilio do not h.ol<.l ~!ill 1ioo In tht•se joh~ tlw dull ~1111b for all llus gu(f abOI,II an atom· hrt. 1ote. swNJ1, ~ h on• . poli('l' ll!gt> A•·my A relath•c ly small dr 1Vf' trurkR. <~8b 1s! rook~. and ponwn Gf ony artued Cot·ce will dr ill ofll'n lll'!!t•r nun1 the r~o mm· ! hundl c the tricky toa:r The ma apple who fcl'IR hr 's above fo1l jor supportJng ch.ore.11 won't havt Dnd WBI\hl to be ftn f!:in~tt<:ln changed much. I can 't s p~·ak fur the Army, And thcre'.1 alway~ be: room !or but I ran ru n crews oM Infested th.e buck private who i• dumb l,.londs for thf' Navv lt1 that on cnough IG do what ho'1 tGld, go elt'nt wn whtch \)(lllan tn 1941 , whf!rc he'! sent, and die If he and 1 J:l'llt'ral ly ~o t hott••r ~erYirl' mutt:\ w~ need the Einstelos , out of the romu•-book toad••rll true enouj!h, In lnc:reallJli: p~o­ than out of th(• hraln Uoys who pGrhon, but ln. any war utybody'a I'CJ1d Prou11t In thrtr Mroare tlmr got lo do the tllrty WO['k, and t.he nnd wt•nt ovpr tlw hill ln potl rullbcr qf hJ4I skull makes very My Nru lawn• 1·s onrt trouble milk i1ttle dlffcrenco. ers, With f1•w l')!('l•ptwn~. were lu (l:upyrtght, l911T, b~ United ttla UPJll'f thll'd of !he inh.~llla(cf\CI' t'('llture Synd~4\e, .11e:,) b1·ac ket s. .Swctll ln!( r.vf' !ncb 8hl·ll ~ Into lht! magl!ll nes wa i be-low their dt.:nl!y K1•1•plni their ((UIIrlot5 f'lezm hort•d them. Not holng al· lowed to ~ mok1• on wotrh wa ~t an " ll1tl1 " gfl!chcd Sunday School Class Holds Farewell Porty ster Post Amerk'an Legion w1ll be held Tuesday at '7 30 p. m at 'he Lrglon Home GQ~j)IN ~IDQINCI The Mt)i 'Nedt.hng Utnlversary or Mr ~lld lh;s Howard Bolin will lJ.e obnrved Sunday, Sep· tem.ber 1, with OJlt'n house at their home, Athcn1 Road . from ~ to 4 P.:,. m All relati ves, nclg'hbor~ and rrlend!l arc tll\llled The couple TC<JUC!It.~ th:~t gl!ts be om1tted OUV PICNIC 1'he onnu<Jl p1cnle or Jane Ho- well Tent Daughters o( Union Vf'tcrans wlll be ht'ld Monday a1 e p m. at tlu1' Middleport Roa d· ~l rte P~tl' k 018 PAST MAT~ONS _.. The Pu.tt Matron! of f>o mm oy ChApter 180, OES: Will meet Tuesday evening ol the OOme of Mrs Ida Smith, L111coln l-1111 road '------~ J2 ·l$()Sign Y'· Ofi MO ~ No .__,..A,.,..,. 8 N I UJ ow Save ' . 10:1& Cbr{lll!l Sc~IIO• l'r<>cr~• 1q:3~ 1\'lrll Ql!e Jlf!SQII C.o Qo II : Tl!l• Is the IJ(e lol n to ¥1• l\UG -!n~u•til! on l'md.• ll:ilt, deair~ •_,"';:;;-;-...:..,~;-~ ·--;::...,-_;211;;.,;U So res t'· • 1 ~~~~:~~~~~~~:~ qflle ' .1 Getting Child Used 'ly HIIIUIIII. To Wearing Glasses IUNIIIUI,.•. D. PEW persona tJ<Iua.lly liktr to " - lor rour e~Ud, 7011've lo\ wear 11usu or eye p&tclwa. Yet tq re~aln eQcte:rful fn~ matntatn ~ who have to "ear ~m, a u.au,al att;ltullt a~ou.~ bla QV.tt Ule belt of 1tr becauae they "turned eye."' ·-- . .. . . r.ua 111•1 111e11 llllnaa art da· TNthlul ~ ·' ollned to htlp lllolr tloion. Wlth a 1maU c:hlld, bowevv,lt'a When he queatlDN 70U abou\ .-u-.Uy • lltt.lt JQQ.fe dtmc 111t hll patch and tbe need ~or it, gtye probleu:t. l'ou can't Jqat tell h1m btm tJUtbful anaw·era. Don \. that he muat weu J].uaes or a however, empha:tlze the poJnt. pa.~ bec.,uae lt'a IJQOd for hlm. The Amerlean Amloela\ton flf Yoy'y.e aot to uae psycholoo. Orthoptle Technlcianl advla~a parenta to tell their ehUdren that Vwr To\111~ Child. tho "turned eye" 11 lazy and that If llaus are pre.IOJ'l'bed tor a the doctor 1a gotng to help tbem •ery youas child, you. can help ma~J.e It llOW 1tron1. him ge' used to tbeQJ. by puUing hJa eJa.ses on u you dreu tllm UDU.InJdDQ hnoa Should t weU~m~~~~ ~ut un· RemOve them wbe" yo1,1 un· thtnklnl per&alt atop yopr younr· drt.q him at bedtime. tn this way ster on tt-e 4treet to InquirE~ why he apo~ 100n learn to acoepi be 1a weartng the ~atch, the Asaothe IJluaea jud u he accepts ruatlon augaesta he answer: clott~H~I- Ill abort. you help him "It'a to mate my eye stronr .,stabUah a. hablt.. and wt!ll like the other one ... It your :yoUilJS~r 11 4;11~er when QUUTJOlf AftD AlfBWDI each mqrnlnr. Mason Mothers Club Cleans Youth Center -or made, iee -cne.am was serv(td to the women durlng the evenm~ WJEH room house and ba~. one mile nortb of Ch11141ter on Rl '1. Runr Ding water, natural cu in bouse .Hid litig aarden. Cal\ Yukon 8 9:00 9·30 ll-223:1. 10:(((1 IO:liO tO;Jill A. Y .Cartor. toR SAL!!: ~ 8 17 Gt< Apples. Now Ha· Orehard, New Haven. Phone :ru-!4688. f-29tf ~y 'fltACTOR lji.!N ond Sorilpe. R. A. i'llllo... 511 1 12:00 alii. -- -llaln Sl, Pomeroy. 7-2-t-:1171.<'!. Saturday- (hannel8 8:00 Life on the Farm 8:30 C<q~tain Kanproo • 8:30 Mitt.ty Mouse Playbouae tO :SO It's A Hit 7•!!1! J~l!'!t ~Q 7:1 ll<>l!i Jltillt .. l: 5:00 'You Are There 6:VO Mr Ll!fJrict Attorney 8:30 BIWC'!Ii.DIIfl It 7:00 The .J1'mmy Durante Show ? · ~O Two For Tbe Money 8:00 Ga1e Htafm ShoW 8:30 SRO Playhouse mucb of t trade-mart for come- 11t1Y1ty to aureomycin. 'l'hla 1t no,, ,., m. lh~llll pow hu riUHa jual UJuai!JIIIll OOillllllon Will p..., lll!a thlll lu\10. 'l'lt.illlme, but tho f!vln( of ltver ln many caaq'ot oroued.eyu,lnJeetiQN and vl~ ~-12 'a patep II rttoommenc~ect worn IOID~tluie• ot help. over the lood. '18 '&0 lotoe IQOl6 You .houJ4 atek tbt advlQtl ot uao of tho. 1!00' IJIO.tllhlo II our· :rour doctor. Daily eu11. Ki•• ._m.sJU4toaat... -. ~l'!'l . ~ewa ·: ~:110 O~r. teltli<~! ' ~ Ai W' 10·30 s 11 :80 11:10 ,, •· I\:I~ Gu~o\';e 11:110 11:41 li:qQ II : ~Q Sunday- Cllannel8 Thor~aa ~ a~eed 1~=r:~·~·~d :;~ ~ con~tlon. Phone ~-3.0 lt>llio very reasonable. after 4 P. M. !:'Q 9:30 Look Up a LiVe lO:qo Eye on New York 10:3o Camera TbrM 4 P. M. 1;3Q 3:00 3:1& ll:f)ll Let'• Take A 'frlp ll :iO Wild B\l) Hlc~o~ UJ:QQ Heckle lll4 Jeckte 4:00 1:30 12:30 Ba~ • B~ljot.o I :30 Big 1'4Ctljre 2·00 The Christian Layman'• .Witneu a:4s For Hirer .. •c~~i\P\Yifllf;A. -~---- Blue roale ~eet, cue and at and $'1 .00 Also plll'akeet aud li-Ullt< $4.00. Pbone 6817J. oauas:u co. BLOCK JMIIM_ol,_ ~ ---- - Radio Dial -------- -~, -c- '~.........- ·- ,:flO Middleport Society Middleport Personals a:oo 6:40 7:00 CHANll""ii: \3, MQ!ql,\~ 10:111 Ro!:;:•.:Yli~= :!..Mrtie~·!,= l!M:'!. 1:30 IJbeTace . TV ' Su~dol'lk:bool Aeademy Tbea¥=ll · CoUeie New• Conference Open H.~int Adventure T.he,ter 8~10. Report .11:'011'1 W11hinlf;on 8:15 Sund" New• Hlgl!1lfi~Lo 8:30 Holl)"food Jilrn Th~t~r I·SO • 11-yl~ Fire, JllUo, Hllldle;:ort. Ohlo. TO WJTR ...... to fourteen member. Fam1"ly Party Given ·To Honor l R Ro sh 1:00 llle~'t - ~~.... 11<30 Slen.I)H · . $595 INCLUDES Jli'RIGmAIRB Belrlgentor u« Goo ltaD&e Pay ,Only $~UO ... m ... ,... down molldt ' BAKER FURNITURE ON TBI!! EBIGHTEST COIINII IN MIDDLIPORT IF IT'S A QUESTION OF INSURANCE See O.e of These Frlendltt ' ' BATTE.RIBS *'AC SPARK PLUGS ud OIL FILTERS "' ·.' · . .. > - .' l. '. a. oomp!ete inluralltt program MEMBERS *GATES FAN BELTS ' cos~ .' "-"'- alWQI be free from mortgage·PQI!l.m: problems, other financial worries. PLASTIC SEAT COVERS · · · ·· · · · · · · · $15.95" ~ md 1! Volt ' brings you llle ~mfort of knowlnc your family will ---and we're really troding high. Cl•ll. ., Furniture -.., ·~ modmte AI IVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED (J8J 8.30 Top 'l'llllBf pn~.W 1:10 Sberlil of ~ JO:OO Nowa_Ot ;,. Ml;l.t i / TMal.,, a.:..:::.. Mognolia Temple. Pylbiin s;,_ ters met in regular session Thursday evening at tbe DAV Hall. Mn. Karl Grueaer, MEC. presided and a communication was read from Clara C~hran, Grand SALE- s~... · · • 7.30 · Chino s'nilth )' . " .'). B:OO tnternad011.a1 J.!I,Qiiollle. 110:10 1 ., Plus Taz and Recappable Tire 4:00 Carioon Club c 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW I "-=--'--_---.-·~. .. SUPER CHAMPION · · ·· · · · ·- · · · · .. · .. $15.91 >.IJ\"""•q ~"Wq~ e:so wtre y OUR BIGGEST. FIRESTONE D!NE PLBASURI! th-.--S-.-t-JOn IS ers I Regular Session U ld Q Th 1 !e n UfSdOY wpar.. NEW DELUXE 670x15 • 1:11 ~oba !Jail ~WI tmloa at the Athens Fail'cround Alii- 18th. WHAT PRICE Is pEACE .. ' 0 F MIN.D... r • ~:110 1:oo nlrt star rlnll Mr. and Mra. Ru~r~ Buc.klty have ftf.W'fted to their home in Beaver Palla, P1., alte1 a visit with rtbtiW'tl ben. A son wu born to Mr aftd Mrs Grant Smith recently at the St Jo. seph Ho.pital. Parker~bllf'i. Walltce Bak"tt and dauglhter, Lola attended the Stelnmet:l: re- Amanda Kaspar's Birthday Honored At Quilting Bee ruST DfNil WJTH US! , M.tlnoo . ' Bfrtbllr----------;;;1 -·-- ~L.'"Jt;:~~?orl::; ':~dH~~·~I BUllce served a dessert LeadJ.nt Creek, a,. Nitiq 12:1l!l ~lti'l!'UO ·. 12:so 'llhe Gietchen Wade Sbcnt I: II Nel1hb0ro . 12:30 Bia Picture · 1:00 Oral Roberto :1:00 J .30 4:00 4::30 $.Qfl Ufo. lllh •w~~~t.. JntUvl"' sw. o. . li :Se Sian Qn Mrs. G'I"'Ct Weber' Mrt I , bie, PL. Prateetlo' 8:30 N.,.. and !lt!o!'lll 9:q 2Qth !!O)!tll'j' 'l'kql~ II :110 Sijn fl(l • 11:111 SliJD 0, •. . . . ... 12:00 !'allb lor '\'O~U Pnt~ented .._•.,_,b;..._..,., ;~~~~~H~B~~do~u~&b~k~r~,~~ --=::r-== COMPJ..B'IW JniU!'IIaH Au"'PoUo. Coli Doo l•lJO ~~~·s.t~~ Ra,.!dt SlltclllY - Ch111111el 13 .... ,..I after maJor: •ur•eey. wu home Friday from ' Hoi· Middleport_ Fl._ • Aulomob,tio~- .....,, aa.:r NM 8:00 I LM Tljr;e Llvet ll :liO ttaeb: I and ehlldren, Weller .Una. and ( 171 H~W~:mted tO:OO I E S d mergency quo :::: ::!~ 11,.~ ~ m~:: ~ihv~~- ~~~~~nJo~;oKe7:b:! Is Given $100 '"b':h ~gi~~Fi•hor J~:=~ 'By Sewing Club and ramUy who wlll spend weekend with relativu lb Melp County. Mr. and ltra. Henhel Gilkey On Your 9:(((1 ''"'t laf' a.rr.wn.... -- FOrme - d'S r.en s 1pYeOrS 1rc e ' lla"l A01"1 'f · . ~ St. I Actl"e • ~- .J~ls, ber parenta in Cohpnbu1 IDd attendina: the State Fair. i)JrB. Willl•m Bradford Was a vlaltor In PW.enbur~ ~· lira. J. K. Smith, who Ia ....,..,... 8:00 c· . I 'fti.• 011 l'tift.y eYeDin . Augutt 30 when Roc. k ct.....:n1as Granae l -undo "F • • rt. 1m01 Jobb •·•• a """ me • • r evenmt. AIJ rnem· when Mft. C. I. Blab.lee u.terben lflf't I'IQueated aamt in tM wtrk. to come and talned Jw llrtUe. club Tbunldly HOmer Rice, worth)' masler./rl~i~~ at borne. UQfoln phlldtcl The Crufe won ,-.,d prize for dlspl•r at tht Metg.\; Prize for high Jtore wu~a•ard· County Fair and the ehe('k w~~ ed to Mra. Charlet Mullen and recelyed; BetlJ J..ollar(f WotS oecond to Mr>- lVlllllni .Q!rk. eho»en u fl'lneen to fti'J'est>f ll Ofl'>e4 by t~ Granp M Pomona GtanfP the hastes• to tiiON .named •bove Huber Brown Wlft :reported and IIJ& ilollond Nelllltlin& Mn. Je~Uul)' •n at Holzer He»pltal. Carl llillltaoo. 111t1. tlo!IM Bl.,._ A meetinc of Pomona Grat~~t wjn and Mn. Huol4 Lohle. wu ·~ for September 6 ~t the R.Qek Sprin&J CraDit' ball REtmSVnu: Election Of OUlcns was aoDOun· Jeannie Whftehead~tpent Wedfttt fOt' fbe. September 12 meet nesday at Belpre with ber tun1 I Roy1 ~:00 8:~0 F . d h" stationed 1•1>10. bao 11N!nt James Lee, Inus11c, had .... lwo ,.,.b "lth h;, &root and aM un<le,bitMrbrol.ber, and ,.,.._ ld Oiler, J(oiYin Le J H e J'. e II due to rt9')rt. ia ~ndiaAI nUt week and will lene ere Sunday. Mr. j~ind ¥rt. Uonard Tannen and 10rt. WJ.Yne, Wbo hJ.ve been IIYIDJ In tbe karrue1. Sauer apaJ1. ment turn dout :Rutland ,,.- b StrMt, I ha-ve e o U orne n Jtoanob, 111" Maude Stalnaker, llln. Harry MIUer and II"'" Frank lliller, . Char!..ton. Mrs. C. F. Hawkins, who bas visitina In CQlumb\11 and for tho past two w.. b, ~ • U today. Sbe waa acL R. Roush, engineer on t(le here by her &randton, New York Central Rallroad , cele- ~a three room Ful'n~eQ. apBrt· ment. utllitieA paid. Auply at !~Mfte Reltlurant. 8-19-tltc a:&l 6.00 6•10 6:30 on 990 t:OO fMIWe.s. I 7:lJ(l 8:00 8·30 11 :1!11 1:00 lir1. Joe flliWIIIr. (J>orotby ); Mn P. B. Root (JWandi) and AJfred Rouoh, lllfldlo....., · and tbdr ,.,, ... - · made to ropalr ••d clean the haU and the •urrou nd- .......... "lulldlo-for~ . a:oo 1:00 I Writer ha~ ~~~·;:~~~~ 7:00 "1'· tlves and lri.OO. ber. and In - w. Ya. fhrtror<t, krs. Dayton Strickland and son John ftlumed home aftu a !1evetai weeb visit at Portland. Ore., with her uon and daUJ.bterin·law, Mr. alld Mr1. Dayton StrictlaDd Jr. Miss Linda Speoeer, Chester, 1s th e ruet1 of ••d ... .,.,~ m.r an mrs. uvnI" MM"ks, LI·-• 1..a.. a.. •...,.,.n He..,.ts. ..'WNI Elmer Wlcthun visited In GaHlpolis F'riday evening with w~oo • NYC in l"e<OlAltlon ol bit r-d of fltty )'tan r.tlroadin,:. 1'wo tf the lolllll rhildren wen UMble to be here for tbe p.a,.y. Tiley - . Chorlet Rou1b, Jowa, ud .ttr-. Kite Brown, Calif· •· Otho rt at the party were om.., Mrs. C. Blakeslee 8Is Hostess For tidP,e Club Meet M I'.;~~~~~~~~~~-~~:;;;:;;;:;;:;:;:::;;;;;;::: . e·~o ·' · rr.~:· ~ ~ ~Nov ~W..APf~ 0:00 tamp Unto MY. Peet 11~50 .. 1: • 1)~~1 8:30 Ooldlm Playhouse Mtl.!!s County News lnr fot 11. vi.Jk- It Wes& with ber 1p1T'epte, Mr. . W H. Fllryell. HI-. HSiu('k re. !urn hoo.e SU~ evenlnr tnd. Mrl, BaLWk nd \'14llehttr wiU rema.ln ior a wee~1 vhil. . Mr. and Hr•. Cbl!tl~ lloCtnJJn and son Ceol'ft! retllnltd h<lme Tuesday nicht from a ncitl~n at the Gnat t.alrft, Ntaaua F11ll1 and Caoadtt. I Mr. ··~ !lrL Edlll Peopleo of Stouble. OES Past 'atrons Qf Evange,.IRe Are Enterto'1ned 10.00 Lucky 8 Raaeh 9:00 Hauck mom. Rock Sprl'ntts 1' "' a lao COIDpleted flft)' YeMI on i uran~Je M tile Kan1- &ftd lll<llipa and eeting Now Yo>t ceatral oft>IITOJdo ••d H ld •ecelvtd o Gold o»;,; !rom tL. e Ur5dOy brar.-1 hio btnbda)- on Aogurt 12 wltb 1 family party. I 10:00 The Late Show 1131•111 ib1" da:vt--:rou oa». pqlnt too uuco~ """' *"'•'"' Nell'ly new trumpet-will Bell for half orl&lnat price. Clifton IH~lp Spruce 8-5748. 0 the Mason Mo- 11:00 8il Top thers club met at the Mason YouJh 1~:00 The Lon~ Ranaer Center Mondt~Y evening and spent 1~:30 T•Wll ••d Counq, t he1r time washing down the i.n- 12:4:i Baseball Preview t cJiiOJ' walls o1 the budding. 12·5S Gf'ml;! Qf the Week Plans oall for the mter1or to lle i :!lll s.ritogo R~pdle~p painted in the near fut~e. Hom,. ~ Tile ,:jt]X ~how Eight mebers 1tar-t11ey aeem to bl p,.tty ha.ve 4*YeJqp"' lqlDe for!Q of aen- -« . Utlt •pendUif - b amooe rolacohunbu, two """"••• home •tter ;~k~~~~~~P.~;;;:~f: ~~- w-. ALFRED your problen11, Don11Jd ~ hf'l' hulfba:td Jn P•rknlbur1 Ji'rlday evenlnJ and ret~ed to U'lelr home afl.er 1pendlnM the past two w~u with her JnOI.her Anothl!l' daua:bter, Mrs. Charlet Bin.:, Cleveland, !IJ 1tayt"r,g with )!rs. 8m.Jtb and wUi be jouJed Mond.ay Mr, BJn1 aod tbe1r dauahter, Grueser, who h..u her i:taodm.oth8r. thi1 wed, return. l'Aia&o.n 'lOde)'. · Ml". and X.DDeUs Mello hJnny Weat to Lopo th.it Week 2!tcr. their daufhtu. Kathlt, who h&d been viiUJne Iter trand(hOtbt;t, MJ't, Wl.Kord Struble, and Mr. Ftve yean II:C:O I JI'OUp ol oun •omen at Wet:t Cdlumbfa. ../ v 1 Mrs Ben Buek entertained the had a lhower for one ot Wlutn1 Wn['ken clan or the friendi t.Dd enjoyed the ocea ton Enter.prise F:ua church, Thursday 10 Jnt~th Uut tHy founded 1the I evening at her home, Roek Springs LadJes P'rleod.lllip CJnle. d A PI'Oen.tl Wat praenled bY roa . , thethey I have eGlitinued to meet for "'h 1n charge ot the I ve yeart and tbil Week ...... ... e meeting .. ........., tho l«tllftT. lito. Willi.., Morpreahlent, Mrs. James Will opened tuest. at I Wimer roaR at the t:•n traM!Itlnt or fi'OUp JJnclna: of "Amerioo ,.. lloautitui," with the Lord's Prayer in unison Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth Brer bave ~~~:U:' :~:n:Edlweport Arnott, Sixth '"nnoughtJ Oh ~ Gran1e Samta· foUowed W\tb scripture readJna: by her mother, Mra. Julia Davill who learoed that their YOUneer · '"'~" · 1011 Miss Dorothy Loqg and gl'(lup Is Ill. Rotlfrt Byer, 11 a medital reeo~ Mn. 1uaq1ta Roulh, New Jlaven, ti.on ~... Mn. Alntb Leonof "Wonderful Words of cleril; at tbe Army General flat. Will IUrprifed witJJ 1 la)'df4i lhow- a:rd; aDd four . articles, "Safety Mr. and Mrs. Horton Pilaf ln Neurbruet.e, Genna...... er durinJ tbe JUty and towel• Around the J'ann Home,• >lp. Jtor.1an: ..A Uttle Bit or Nonthe h" · '•eos •• ••'on It and tons left Tbunda~ for their M n... - "bute on the h.orne Jn Cle'VelaDd · n. ....-ad Oiler ha1 retW'ned were p tbe boate 81 and seDJe.., Betty Leonard; "Canmng w.. to contro 1 er a vistt h .. th o~e auer viaitina Mr. and Ml'l. 11n. aul FUzger~d. Wat ColumPi.irchase of coal for the eburcb. his Mr. and Mn Onille Milliron aud four ehUdren bJ•, for their binhday1. The Sept- Tipo'", )\1'1. l'<l>oord Humphroy t The wonder box donated by Mrs. Yftett omas- and F4)'e. Jn Rexn.oJdlturg wbde Roxie ember mee&Ing wUJ be at the home and "Liittlt Tbl.np.., Mn. GlU . A quiz on tree• eondueted 1 Myrtle Lor.g was awarded to Mrs. Mr. and, Mrs. WiiiJp.m Gt'ate Marie and .Luty bad their tonsils of Mrs. Jane Johnson, Welt Col- by tho leeturor, cen<luded U.. BUd:. Mn. Eldon Weets was J.e. IKm Ja.met, Cbarlfi$,ton, arrlvat the Columbus Clinic Shk· ( umb!a. • _ PDrted in Ho~r Hospital and '\Y'edn~, fDr a visit with ~ Bate-y, daughter of Mr . , members planned to send her her P..rellts, ~. and Mn. Will- and Mh. Georre Batey retumed Th~ J)l'eten* tre-re 'fr.. Eddie At the . dOll! of the meeting eard1. lam Saker. Fri<tay they aceont- to R eynoldsb\&rJ with Mr and Young, Mrt. Lucy True, Mrs AJma refnstmtettA were aerved bJ Mn llobert Group singing flf "Blessed JeiJ ~ed by ftfr. d4 P4o: at.ker Mrw. MjlUron and (.tf11iJY aftc; tt......y Coieman: a~d ltO.Q. LaJ'I'y, Mrt,. F. RaY · WU.On, · -:-us" eoneJudel the nl.eetint aftt!r left for a viaJt In Columbus with brought Ml'l. Qlle[' home 'f"' Hele.n Rou.h, Xn. Helen Elw refres~nt were served to Mr. and Mn. Jphn Baker. and ¥r1. Georp Veith has been Miq Peachie Eli" Mrs. J~ !dr11 Will, Mrs. Herbe(t family. visitlq her eon, George Veith, and Jobnson,,/Mr:s. ~JII Fitzgerald, W. Carl Moore, Mrs. Mr. alMI Mn. C. E. Blakeslee family in Columbua. Col.; Mrs Juanita Roush, Mra. Mtss Lone and )b-,, f.nd daughters Welle" to Cohambus Donald Geary, South Second ~1te Roll.lh, New Haven; Mrt. Fri4:8y to attAifl<\ tiJe State Fail'. Aven~e, has been taken .to Holzer M1~drt'd Brullll~y, Mrs. ~ Eads, Mist Nettie Koeltler returned HoapltaJ for ob$ervation aolf treat- Pomt ,lea~nt, MFI Sltirley PridThe blrtbday of Mrs. Amanda home Thurtday alter r«uper:at- ment. Mr Geary wu taten to the dy, Gallipolis. Kaspar wu eelebnted when theill( from I bJ'o,ken leg rour hOJpital TbLLrsd.ay in the Rawlinga -----~- BUll)' Bee Sewinr Circle of the month5 ago, She was aecompan- Coaq 1mbu,taace • redcnte<l Ohurcli mot Thunday ied home by Mr. and !lin. Selwyn Mrs. Ed-wol'd Xel<hka, Wyden I' '"'lw the at tbe ehtfth fflr an aU €by Hou• qullt.ine. Ao,el l.ad c•te was ~ with a potluet: dinner at DOOh :.o ContNCt"' of Cha• ••n. son of Mr• Buford Mn: Ku:par, Mrs. 1beodore Mora, leston arrived today fnr a week Eaat, Street, ia statlon4¥f at A donation of $100 00 wat given Mr11. W. L. Kautt, IIIII Lena end visit with bet: aunt, Miss Kee1ler Field, Min. l'O the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Grue81':1', Mr!. Clara Schttefer, Nettie Koehler.' Friend• of Mrs. ADI'It Mar ror ~ent when the Sew Nr1. Addle Crueler, Mrs. Fred.1 aret eTru.ck Loadjng Equipment 1 ~ •.Back·Hoe ~ Mrs. C. A. Neff and daul)lter, Burchett Duffield, Piketon, have Rite .8ewing Club met Thur:sday ~i~h. Mn. Carrie Grueser, lfis1 eDump Truck Service Mrs. Florian Boibek and daugh- received announeementa of her evemng at llhe Ground Observu Katie- Beebt. Mrs. Walter BaCT', Phone Cbes!dro 7-74o7t ter, Debortah, returned. to lheir eraduation from the Porbme1.1th I Conp~ building. on Uneoln Heights Mn. Norma Kloes, Mn. Clartncr home, Ohicaeo Ill., Friday alter Business College, j Mn. Charles Hoffman, prosi- M...,.... a visit with MrS'. Nefrs 1isteis, Mrs. L. R. Roush bas been llJ at I dent, pns1ded at the meeting and Mrs. Ad;am D»el'tllbatb, Un. Misses Maud and Freda Crueser, home on Main Street samples flf ChriStmas cuds Carl Shields, Mta. GroWT Ert., Minersville. whrch the dub will sell aJ a lliss AnDI Duro~ l\lrs. llDy SeyMn. Rober! Russ;jl, Mrs ver. I money making project were ~I• fried and Mrs. Ot.ho Murray. nal Blackwood and MilS J.fadellne M / played Mn. Dayton Strk-kland f Tue sd ay lor a vacation Field s let thanked her Secret Pal for the Chief, concerning the Gnnd in Florida."' • birthday gif,t sent her The tl'a- Temple &!u~. llrt. Willia.-. Mr. and . Mrs Clayton ~ite veling prize w.as awarded to Hrs. Pistter WQ f'Pported home from al'ld daughter, ~aiTen, arrived Harvey Van Vr.anken. the h~ital and improving. Fr ·..r- "' puring the aocial bout refruh. tuuy •1 0l' a v1s WJ th hcr par. Mr1. Walter Bunce entertained Follo"'ling the meetlnt the menta were IM!I'Ved by Mrs. Rollin ~·~"\ .~ · ~nd ¥n. E4ward Par· ~'t." 'Past M'atrQps of Evangeline l,~ro!!_P motoN!'.d lo the DaiJ'y Val· Brull'hs and Min ErDa Jwe, after I . I • "'f'apter, O.ES, a( her home Friday 1 ~y ror. .r~ldnents 'fith MrlJ. whlclr pmes: \ft'l'e' played Miss I Jean Hines returned to ev:enina and Mrs presented William ReyElmer asWllite and Mrs Edward b Frld · · nods, 1 tb,. wJno.ef'J. 1 Co wn us ay after -a vuilt president, Mrs. r We-lls hostesses. with her parenbr, Mr. and Mrs. GrJtr Russell with a gift •in obserMrs. George Conde and Mrs. Edward Hi11es. Minersville. vance of her Golden Weddtng an- El.za G1lmore Jr, will be ho.stesses " ' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Htll Jr., · whieh WJIJ be Sunday. for the nexr meeting and daughter, Linda, Hamilton, Tbe meeting opened with the Present were those named arrived Friday tor a weekend Lord's Prayer. Mrs Reynolds con- 'hove and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Wsit \Yith his paa-ents, Mr. •nd eluded the presentation of Mrs. Mn. Donald Collins, Mrs. WIJiard Mr11. AUc11 Hill Sr. Runell's gift wittl a poem "Faith." Boyer, Mrs. Donald Mullen, Mrs. CONatBTE BLOCQ Games were played during the Ja('k Fowler', Mrs Donald Marks ·OOH: evening •nd prizes won by Mrs and one gue~t. Mrs WUU..m I 1:00 Movi(!time wen lle lookl. two weeD, then developed diar~ Familiar Traci•Mark rhn and erampil tn my atomacl\. If ~e admJrta a playmate who 'fbese U~Qp\o~ bate peralated al~q lll\lllea, or pe:rh&RI a for the last AVI mflnthl. belpeetaoled teievlalon or mo1le AnaweJ: It would aeem you has boen postponed unt1l Tuesday ea•t of Cheater on Rou\e ~· aon and Nina Robl~n 1.1Uended September a. Friends and relatives are mvited. the Follrod reunion at Aih Cave, Sunday, Au.a. lB. fAMILY PICNIC PLANNID Mr. and Mrs. D~!QfJlOft !JoY~ attended a bomecomlut at Gran•tl:l The Loyal Berea11.1 Clan nf 1he vUle, w. Va., Sun. Middloport Church or Ohrl>t S. S. attendance on Aug. 18 M1· and Mrt~. WU10n Henderspn Will hav-e a famUy picnic at the tbe oa,rhUIII '7.40. Wpr- and famUy, ,ftoya1 Oalt, Mleh .. Mhkl~e.oort Uoac.Mdo Park on 1¥11 Tue:iday at 6 p. m. E11ch Qne Ia slt4p aerv~ folloWed S ~· wUb <ipen~ l~st' weekend wl~ .Mr. and to brinr their table aerv;lce and a~ att•~IMI or 1T wUh !1et~man Mrs. Clartr¥:e Hendmo~. On TaylOr 'le-od.ft. Sunda1 !boy were joll\04 by 1\!r. ~ eflvered dish. There WIA • eoot:t attonda¥e and Mrs. • Leo 11<11~. at lut Wed. eve. prayer aervice. ROM Cai-r, Mi!. and Mn. Emm{ltt OIRLI' ITA1'1 III'ORT Phyll1s Sttnle)' will live a re- $andrt Swgt1, wu l~11der. This Crou of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. C•[lleton I'Qlln)d, Mr. and Mrs. pol't on th' Buc;teye Glrla' ~t.te - \ ' i ltlld~ IJ Joll' Taylp>. <Mf. on• M,ro. llleMr<i &tlencer Shellman Henderson and dau,h· when the AuxlHary of the Feeney·Bennett Post, No. 128, end 10n returned to their ~ home ter. Harold and Ralph Hend~r­ Amtfl.ean Leaton, meets Moadly ot C~omhll• ~oll\lay oltor _.t. IOR and e'iUoyed a ~~.q~ ttinner. •t 'I :SO It tbe Leiion HaH. Mn. lQt IM!Yortl we•lt& wll~ ~~f I'll" 1111' olld ~ C~at. D. WOQCie '1>11111 f!llll. lftO!'OO<II\ wltb her .... D.-la Moumlna. new presidell,, lolrt. lllllll1!1ll'i will prealite at Ute meetin&. In> owne:r on new drive. Bl41tt.8..23-Me IJ;l!Q TV Chqel hfJ beiJW! wearln1 &'lUBes, be A Ruder: J took aome aureo .. aure to uompllment him on bow myc:ln for pneumonia tor aboul MElTING POSTPONID dinner Suqd~y i(l observance o( ~ The meeting and wJon&'r roas( their Gol~en Wedding annlv,r- BoyMi(:. ·Mr. ~nd Mn. R11ymGnd Follrrid o! the Frie ndly Neia-hbon Cll,l(l llary. The celobratlon will be held sc:hf'duled for Tue~ uy , Aug. 27 at their ho111e located two miles Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod: and and $2J59!5<m. 1Ht Wh•t s yo.., TrQ~l!l• ther, Mrs. Lu-cy Hayes, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz o£ Manetta spent the weekend w1tl; Mr. and Mrs. Holijlrt Sw.qrtz and Nma Robmson. Several attended the Meig! Co. fsi'r last week. $!00 move In llntomorro..r. Try lo..... us. ... 'r. d •• • on the ve'' .. ~ elt pbnlble •'tennsl e TIN WIDTHS 'e HUGI .SILICTION Many reconditioned u!ed o11 e and two bedroom traUera. ' FREE DEI:I\IER¥ - QUICK! Open., o.,_ A Week ~~~·-~~::. 3:00 Amerlean ror.,.m 3:BQ Zoo Parade f ·OO Front•crs of Faltb •~so ouUDot 5:00 Meet ttle Press 5:30 st.tesmen Qqartette to d One, Two and Tfu'e.& Bedrooms. larae stock muat to. Bri~ )'OUJ; l~oQQ Of! ' 4\dvellll,ll'• , INFLATION t $100 ' SOQE1'Y Mr. and Mn. 1 w·.ll•"ng Is Hostess To Workers Troilen S"" ••I hlYII!IIon of prh•acy Clean 1weep down fore and art wu a chQrc The SunRhine SundiY SChool for rh&mbermaids, they \houaht, and We h11d su fl"\1 ehambt.'r· Clau of the Mason Methodl1t Church IIVt a f~ewell party in mcud' A great manv of my brig-babies honor of M~'l . Edn1 Icenhower on we-re reJoch from officer Vain· ' Thunday afternoon. Mr1. J('tn· lng tehool1 an1! the-y re,t~arded bower with her family to the war n~ one ~ ··cat t•onspir.a~y. Columbut on Friday. PICH IUPPU Seven,een JQembera O( !be CiaSI They hated o{flcers and diaclpll~ 'rho lsa'l1! Walt•n L•lllfU• will far &bove and t>l'votHI the ea!J •of met In the IIOOlal rooma of the ~•ve • !Ish ' · - MOndor ·~ duty An O['dcr wa ~ a persoftal church and preMnted Mra. Icen· 1 p m. lnlult, and uniform re ~ ulation hower with 11lftl. Refreshments of was H1tlerism cake, Cflffee, and lea were aerved My 11ow JOei, on the olhPr to thoae preaent. hand. wero ftlm4~1 h11ppy to IJI'l ------oft the farm or nut of the steel Mrs. Flo•Je a.-~ua a11d •on·IR~ rnms. They were ft iJ,l:htenrd of law and dauiJ)lter Mr. and Mrt. authority and wht•n Y1lU hoUered Bowman htve rtli.U'IHK1 to Lhoir "Jum.p"l the)' Jumpe:l M far 11s homo In Akron atter apendln~ I know, they didn 't brood OVI:!t SIJmetlme at t~ hDl'f\e of her •I• menlo! chOTeJ, a1ul they h•t ter, Mt'l. !N1e COD~"(lve. their Y(&tchea with n•gularlty. movfJd • "' AUXILIARY TO MII!T The rl!gulnr tnet'tmg or the be1np, loggr d Ladies Auxiliary o f Drew Weh· rt ~ef' m s to me that WI' ar1• h d b ers were JlllllninJ.! a ll!llf' tno f'll!er ly to- tfo1·(' a cfil11tthy piece ward nRrllll{ down th,. Armv an d When 1 wall running 8 gun <.""PCcln ll v 111 lilscJ·utun atl ng ('few 011 tran s ports. later HI th<' m!'nlnst lh f' hri l( ht hrns by r<" war, tho poinlrr on my blf:.lli[CS1 lcas1n<~ 1h e dumb Jl'lhn~ , , gun was a rcscr\'atlon lndwn A drart i, not an lnllljttJon In who~e JongcsL stnlcment w~~~ j ~ J ' W"*"V CMt.NNII, I IQ:IO, uo The teacher should be just as polite and courteous with her pupils as with adults. Pupils should be greeted each day with a· pleas· ant "Good Morning, John" and t~e student shovJ4 be taught to use his teacher's name in his response for that is the proper way to greet people on all occasions Hav~ faith in all children coming under children to be consistent. Deteet•ve's Dlaey Fore!?n lntr 1gue POMEROY ttUill and Donoa Marie Jen ~~~~~~·~~~·:· ~~~r-·:·~~~~~-, Mrs • Ben BUCk 10:00 News H!adlin"'IO:tO Nitewateb True Story -=--;;;;,,";;;.SI\M!lll Noll- of lllvenll$1.110. O b i - Sundoy least." His theory was thai lhe slu~en\8 should do the work. very bad effect to susnect a pupil that Is Innocent Capt Gall.:mt O.C.'\Hd hereb;r t~~n Court Clrcuro.s Boy , Steve Allen Show Aleoa ROUT The Web J People Are Funny .. 9:00 ••••...,_T~e&ter UJ! !\dvepllUe "''~teo 10:00 News l!,l!d S!!Q!11 ijel@n" 10:10 Nltewli!Ch 112:30 Sl&• Qll the your tra~ning, but watch for evtdence that you" faith In them is well grounded. It has a · RATES 8:30 1)~111• A ~-q who had a saying that he frequently used: ''That teacher is the best who does Pumby Fury 11 Je11n Thien~! whoac Polt Office Addrt>rw i& Middleport, Oh,kt hal been duly appoipl&d IJ Admlnbtratru; of the Eitate of Fred Jamea 'f'blenel tate or .Uei~J Oounty, Ohio, decHNd Dated IJ1is 28 d,:iy or AueuJI, lU$7 John c. Bac.-on, .l!,tdfe or the 'Probate MeJi! County , 011io (8) 24. 3! ; (9) 7-3te News Picture ·-<$ kept a record of how many minutes or the recitation period I used Pupils ~re the ones to do most of the talk· Sl!if:n On Circle 3 Ranrb Not.tee TaA My Li .tle Margle 1:00 Baseball HO Hopa 11Jng Cas~d7 6:00 Get Set, Go t 5•30 ~ports. ~e. l\lfiWI Pktgre 600 .W11tch Mt. "1Vizard • 6 :30 ~otturday Ni1.-1t Jamboree I 7:00 J)llll!:'l W.I.Qfl' ~bow 1 8:110 My-.tny · The,t~ll had a poctor's degree He was verx.critical of ing. I tayght under another superintendent 4 B·25 8 :30 9·30 10:00 10:,10 : 1 00 11 30 12·00 12·30 Another " DO" that ts ve1 y effective J!l to praise good work Evt·rybody likes a pat on should be alert See all that Is going on This !1-·45 6:00 0:92 7:00 8:00 8:00 9:30 Saturday- Channel3 Legal Notice ·· • The ln1uronce Agents As1oclation of ~•It• County .. ' �• ' " ( • J)aUy.Sen~nel, Pom_eroy-~tddleport,l().', Aug 24, 1957-3 • CONS~ D£PJINDABLB IUISULTS NOTiCI 0 ~ ,VPOINTMIIOT ANT' ADS PHONIJ98 Ach•lnfNr•trix llttte of flrtd Jam.. Tht.nel, 2-D31ly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0, Aug 24, 1957 - - - - --=--:-:= ~ TELEVISIOH GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan)tel3 · Veteran Educator Suggests SomeDo'$For Teachers 01 Children In GrOups, Parents TrQining Their Y-oung ... I) cl prtnity, he need not expect his son to re· fra from the same prarttre or if the mothrr JS reless 10 her ways, till' daughter Will be l'hlldren ·· just like her mother Smre th e publication of my series .of stones Jl on '''fhl.' 'l'ranlmg of Boys," many reade!s of the Dally s'enlmel have ask!:'d for more on the same subJect Marn of my former stud ents who were 1 eady to enter the teaching professiOn hav e asked me for advice relative to lllanagement of a group of school children In this arhc le you shall fmd so me positive principles that are verv effective in training a child the way II ' Ed Note Upon request of hls many friends , Dean E 0 S4J,unders has completed an artu.: lc on ·Some DO's ln The Trainmg of II ' a II I I ( { lll h e shou ld go Most of these DO's may be used by parents as well as teachers. First in ·your training of children you the back In the training of pupils especially of jun· ior high age, the teacher should watch very car efuHy tha-t she does not do too much talk· ing. I taq,ght und er one superint~r~dent who his teachers if they d1d much talking during a recitation. In fact , he frequently sent a stenographer into my recitation room and she can be done without the appearance of look ing for miscondurt - just glancing around over the grou p One of the meanings- or "alertness" Is Walchlulness It is wise to be alert regardless ol what you may be doing. Whether It ls phy· sical or mental activity, be alert. The next positive principle In training youngsters is consistency You must adhere to this principle eonstantly H sometimes you fotlo\\ a certain rule and the next time you over look the violation, your children will notice that you are inconsistent and will always take a chance, thinking this will be the time you will not bring them to account In fact, they really enjoy taking a chance. All leache"' and all parents owe It to their There are many things that you can teach by your example It Is undoul)tedly loefleet· ive for a parent or teacher to try to teach chi!· dren something that they do not practice th cmselvea. For example, if the> father uses Reason, rather tha'l, punish is a very good rule to follow a~ IQng a~ It brlngs"sults. (The second half of "Some DO's In The Training Of Children" will appear here one week from today .....!!d). .-.~ u;, i>oys_w_h. w" '"'·,.----=n...:.-=••=Iy---=S-:-entt'ne1 RUAR--K-----·--ca:-,hun ahl"ad you had talk Me·Tanm-You.Jane slmtJilclty turned mto one of the Daybook REPORT mnehJne-gunne-r." on the ship s lt~w that In to BV ROBERT C. RUARK tu hr-st and he kept .h is weapo n i n A hl~h sto le of shine wh('n S()Jne of ,J a eountn· Plllh- lt is 11 duti'IMHI IJII 1he naiiOII "SciiH'I IVP ~"rVI ('C'" wu. one o r !ht! mo ~ t mi slrnr!tnfo! h an!llcs ev~r h1ll11{ on !he hand B11L rny prison hrJg, bewg from th e Paclrtc to lhe Stn1('s tor courl&· mnrttal, hatl cons1rferahly more ln tellcctuaJ s cu ff \'Ctlunlef'r hu!lnrs~ than moron~ In It There h sl1l! on a wful lot of 1'he pr•lfesso r~ cou lctn't stand work arou nd 11 mllltnry m~a lla the islands _.or the lot(' on de.'l· l1 on t hat can bt> 1\one on e! per troyers, and they broke. in va.·· hll rt!J h1•1t ('r , hv a Dl:ln o.f lmv<'T ious ways, and so my p~rho than uvorajlt' l n tclli ~ !'nl't! Evru-y ward had a fu~l share of wut man Jtwk in our futllrt! forcl'~ ~ ~­ KUYJ. D1.11mb ~uys soc-m to otdju:tt n't goln·~ to be nth ng u ror kt·l !u 1o hardthlp. the moon 11r II!Hing 1111 1hl• WHr 1 do not advocllte on Brm,,d h.ead of 11 h ~ tlr'o~rn rocket furce composed entirely or mor 1\ l{l'l'llf dl'ld Of nnv nuh1 tlrv llllll. t•ven thouwh wor Is 11. moo-on '!! life 111 [)!ai u drud J!PI'Y ;nu('h of t! ga 1uc lnventud by mteJh:<:tual unpleunut and wtllwu! lmnt:in.• ulmt~ . but 1 uilio do not h.ol<.l ~!ill 1ioo In tht•se joh~ tlw dull ~1111b for all llus gu(f abOI,II an atom· hrt. 1ote. swNJ1, ~ h on• . poli('l' ll!gt> A•·my A relath•c ly small dr 1Vf' trurkR. <~8b 1s! rook~. and ponwn Gf ony artued Cot·ce will dr ill ofll'n lll'!!t•r nun1 the r~o mm· ! hundl c the tricky toa:r The ma apple who fcl'IR hr 's above fo1l jor supportJng ch.ore.11 won't havt Dnd WBI\hl to be ftn f!:in~tt<:ln changed much. I can 't s p~·ak fur the Army, And thcre'.1 alway~ be: room !or but I ran ru n crews oM Infested th.e buck private who i• dumb l,.londs for thf' Navv lt1 that on cnough IG do what ho'1 tGld, go elt'nt wn whtch \)(lllan tn 1941 , whf!rc he'! sent, and die If he and 1 J:l'llt'ral ly ~o t hott••r ~erYirl' mutt:\ w~ need the Einstelos , out of the romu•-book toad••rll true enouj!h, In lnc:reallJli: p~o­ than out of th(• hraln Uoys who pGrhon, but ln. any war utybody'a I'CJ1d Prou11t In thrtr Mroare tlmr got lo do the tllrty WO['k, and t.he nnd wt•nt ovpr tlw hill ln potl rullbcr qf hJ4I skull makes very My Nru lawn• 1·s onrt trouble milk i1ttle dlffcrenco. ers, With f1•w l')!('l•ptwn~. were lu (l:upyrtght, l911T, b~ United ttla UPJll'f thll'd of !he inh.~llla(cf\CI' t'('llture Synd~4\e, .11e:,) b1·ac ket s. .Swctll ln!( r.vf' !ncb 8hl·ll ~ Into lht! magl!ll nes wa i be-low their dt.:nl!y K1•1•plni their ((UIIrlot5 f'lezm hort•d them. Not holng al· lowed to ~ mok1• on wotrh wa ~t an " ll1tl1 " gfl!chcd Sunday School Class Holds Farewell Porty ster Post Amerk'an Legion w1ll be held Tuesday at '7 30 p. m at 'he Lrglon Home GQ~j)IN ~IDQINCI The Mt)i 'Nedt.hng Utnlversary or Mr ~lld lh;s Howard Bolin will lJ.e obnrved Sunday, Sep· tem.ber 1, with OJlt'n house at their home, Athcn1 Road . from ~ to 4 P.:,. m All relati ves, nclg'hbor~ and rrlend!l arc tll\llled The couple TC<JUC!It.~ th:~t gl!ts be om1tted OUV PICNIC 1'he onnu<Jl p1cnle or Jane Ho- well Tent Daughters o( Union Vf'tcrans wlll be ht'ld Monday a1 e p m. at tlu1' Middleport Roa d· ~l rte P~tl' k 018 PAST MAT~ONS _.. The Pu.tt Matron! of f>o mm oy ChApter 180, OES: Will meet Tuesday evening ol the OOme of Mrs Ida Smith, L111coln l-1111 road '------~ J2 ·l$()Sign Y'· Ofi MO ~ No .__,..A,.,..,. 8 N I UJ ow Save ' . 10:1& Cbr{lll!l Sc~IIO• l'r<>cr~• 1q:3~ 1\'lrll Ql!e Jlf!SQII C.o Qo II : Tl!l• Is the IJ(e lol n to ¥1• l\UG -!n~u•til! on l'md.• ll:ilt, deair~ •_,"';:;;-;-...:..,~;-~ ·--;::...,-_;211;;.,;U So res t'· • 1 ~~~~:~~~~~~~:~ qflle ' .1 Getting Child Used 'ly HIIIUIIII. To Wearing Glasses IUNIIIUI,.•. D. PEW persona tJ<Iua.lly liktr to " - lor rour e~Ud, 7011've lo\ wear 11usu or eye p&tclwa. Yet tq re~aln eQcte:rful fn~ matntatn ~ who have to "ear ~m, a u.au,al att;ltullt a~ou.~ bla QV.tt Ule belt of 1tr becauae they "turned eye."' ·-- . .. . . r.ua 111•1 111e11 llllnaa art da· TNthlul ~ ·' ollned to htlp lllolr tloion. Wlth a 1maU c:hlld, bowevv,lt'a When he queatlDN 70U abou\ .-u-.Uy • lltt.lt JQQ.fe dtmc 111t hll patch and tbe need ~or it, gtye probleu:t. l'ou can't Jqat tell h1m btm tJUtbful anaw·era. Don \. that he muat weu J].uaes or a however, empha:tlze the poJnt. pa.~ bec.,uae lt'a IJQOd for hlm. The Amerlean Amloela\ton flf Yoy'y.e aot to uae psycholoo. Orthoptle Technlcianl advla~a parenta to tell their ehUdren that Vwr To\111~ Child. tho "turned eye" 11 lazy and that If llaus are pre.IOJ'l'bed tor a the doctor 1a gotng to help tbem •ery youas child, you. can help ma~J.e It llOW 1tron1. him ge' used to tbeQJ. by puUing hJa eJa.ses on u you dreu tllm UDU.InJdDQ hnoa Should t weU~m~~~~ ~ut un· RemOve them wbe" yo1,1 un· thtnklnl per&alt atop yopr younr· drt.q him at bedtime. tn this way ster on tt-e 4treet to InquirE~ why he apo~ 100n learn to acoepi be 1a weartng the ~atch, the Asaothe IJluaea jud u he accepts ruatlon augaesta he answer: clott~H~I- Ill abort. you help him "It'a to mate my eye stronr .,stabUah a. hablt.. and wt!ll like the other one ... It your :yoUilJS~r 11 4;11~er when QUUTJOlf AftD AlfBWDI each mqrnlnr. Mason Mothers Club Cleans Youth Center -or made, iee -cne.am was serv(td to the women durlng the evenm~ WJEH room house and ba~. one mile nortb of Ch11141ter on Rl '1. Runr Ding water, natural cu in bouse .Hid litig aarden. Cal\ Yukon 8 9:00 9·30 ll-223:1. 10:(((1 IO:liO tO;Jill A. Y .Cartor. toR SAL!!: ~ 8 17 Gt< Apples. Now Ha· Orehard, New Haven. Phone :ru-!4688. f-29tf ~y 'fltACTOR lji.!N ond Sorilpe. R. A. i'llllo... 511 1 12:00 alii. -- -llaln Sl, Pomeroy. 7-2-t-:1171.<'!. Saturday- (hannel8 8:00 Life on the Farm 8:30 C<q~tain Kanproo • 8:30 Mitt.ty Mouse Playbouae tO :SO It's A Hit 7•!!1! J~l!'!t ~Q 7:1 ll<>l!i Jltillt .. l: 5:00 'You Are There 6:VO Mr Ll!fJrict Attorney 8:30 BIWC'!Ii.DIIfl It 7:00 The .J1'mmy Durante Show ? · ~O Two For Tbe Money 8:00 Ga1e Htafm ShoW 8:30 SRO Playhouse mucb of t trade-mart for come- 11t1Y1ty to aureomycin. 'l'hla 1t no,, ,., m. lh~llll pow hu riUHa jual UJuai!JIIIll OOillllllon Will p..., lll!a thlll lu\10. 'l'lt.illlme, but tho f!vln( of ltver ln many caaq'ot oroued.eyu,lnJeetiQN and vl~ ~-12 'a patep II rttoommenc~ect worn IOID~tluie• ot help. over the lood. '18 '&0 lotoe IQOl6 You .houJ4 atek tbt advlQtl ot uao of tho. 1!00' IJIO.tllhlo II our· :rour doctor. Daily eu11. Ki•• ._m.sJU4toaat... -. ~l'!'l . ~ewa ·: ~:110 O~r. teltli<~! ' ~ Ai W' 10·30 s 11 :80 11:10 ,, •· I\:I~ Gu~o\';e 11:110 11:41 li:qQ II : ~Q Sunday- Cllannel8 Thor~aa ~ a~eed 1~=r:~·~·~d :;~ ~ con~tlon. Phone ~-3.0 lt>llio very reasonable. after 4 P. M. !:'Q 9:30 Look Up a LiVe lO:qo Eye on New York 10:3o Camera TbrM 4 P. M. 1;3Q 3:00 3:1& ll:f)ll Let'• Take A 'frlp ll :iO Wild B\l) Hlc~o~ UJ:QQ Heckle lll4 Jeckte 4:00 1:30 12:30 Ba~ • B~ljot.o I :30 Big 1'4Ctljre 2·00 The Christian Layman'• .Witneu a:4s For Hirer .. •c~~i\P\Yifllf;A. -~---- Blue roale ~eet, cue and at and $'1 .00 Also plll'akeet aud li-Ullt< $4.00. Pbone 6817J. oauas:u co. BLOCK JMIIM_ol,_ ~ ---- - Radio Dial -------- -~, -c- '~.........- ·- ,:flO Middleport Society Middleport Personals a:oo 6:40 7:00 CHANll""ii: \3, MQ!ql,\~ 10:111 Ro!:;:•.:Yli~= :!..Mrtie~·!,= l!M:'!. 1:30 IJbeTace . TV ' Su~dol'lk:bool Aeademy Tbea¥=ll · CoUeie New• Conference Open H.~int Adventure T.he,ter 8~10. Report .11:'011'1 W11hinlf;on 8:15 Sund" New• Hlgl!1lfi~Lo 8:30 Holl)"food Jilrn Th~t~r I·SO • 11-yl~ Fire, JllUo, Hllldle;:ort. Ohlo. TO WJTR ...... to fourteen member. Fam1"ly Party Given ·To Honor l R Ro sh 1:00 llle~'t - ~~.... 11<30 Slen.I)H · . $595 INCLUDES Jli'RIGmAIRB Belrlgentor u« Goo ltaD&e Pay ,Only $~UO ... m ... ,... down molldt ' BAKER FURNITURE ON TBI!! EBIGHTEST COIINII IN MIDDLIPORT IF IT'S A QUESTION OF INSURANCE See O.e of These Frlendltt ' ' BATTE.RIBS *'AC SPARK PLUGS ud OIL FILTERS "' ·.' · . .. > - .' l. '. a. oomp!ete inluralltt program MEMBERS *GATES FAN BELTS ' cos~ .' "-"'- alWQI be free from mortgage·PQI!l.m: problems, other financial worries. PLASTIC SEAT COVERS · · · ·· · · · · · · · $15.95" ~ md 1! Volt ' brings you llle ~mfort of knowlnc your family will ---and we're really troding high. Cl•ll. ., Furniture -.., ·~ modmte AI IVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED (J8J 8.30 Top 'l'llllBf pn~.W 1:10 Sberlil of ~ JO:OO Nowa_Ot ;,. Ml;l.t i / TMal.,, a.:..:::.. Mognolia Temple. Pylbiin s;,_ ters met in regular session Thursday evening at tbe DAV Hall. Mn. Karl Grueaer, MEC. presided and a communication was read from Clara C~hran, Grand SALE- s~... · · • 7.30 · Chino s'nilth )' . " .'). B:OO tnternad011.a1 J.!I,Qiiollle. 110:10 1 ., Plus Taz and Recappable Tire 4:00 Carioon Club c 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW I "-=--'--_---.-·~. .. SUPER CHAMPION · · ·· · · · ·- · · · · .. · .. $15.91 >.IJ\"""•q ~"Wq~ e:so wtre y OUR BIGGEST. FIRESTONE D!NE PLBASURI! th-.--S-.-t-JOn IS ers I Regular Session U ld Q Th 1 !e n UfSdOY wpar.. NEW DELUXE 670x15 • 1:11 ~oba !Jail ~WI tmloa at the Athens Fail'cround Alii- 18th. WHAT PRICE Is pEACE .. ' 0 F MIN.D... r • ~:110 1:oo nlrt star rlnll Mr. and Mra. Ru~r~ Buc.klty have ftf.W'fted to their home in Beaver Palla, P1., alte1 a visit with rtbtiW'tl ben. A son wu born to Mr aftd Mrs Grant Smith recently at the St Jo. seph Ho.pital. Parker~bllf'i. Walltce Bak"tt and dauglhter, Lola attended the Stelnmet:l: re- Amanda Kaspar's Birthday Honored At Quilting Bee ruST DfNil WJTH US! , M.tlnoo . ' Bfrtbllr----------;;;1 -·-- ~L.'"Jt;:~~?orl::; ':~dH~~·~I BUllce served a dessert LeadJ.nt Creek, a,. Nitiq 12:1l!l ~lti'l!'UO ·. 12:so 'llhe Gietchen Wade Sbcnt I: II Nel1hb0ro . 12:30 Bia Picture · 1:00 Oral Roberto :1:00 J .30 4:00 4::30 $.Qfl Ufo. lllh •w~~~t.. JntUvl"' sw. o. . li :Se Sian Qn Mrs. G'I"'Ct Weber' Mrt I , bie, PL. Prateetlo' 8:30 N.,.. and !lt!o!'lll 9:q 2Qth !!O)!tll'j' 'l'kql~ II :110 Sijn fl(l • 11:111 SliJD 0, •. . . . ... 12:00 !'allb lor '\'O~U Pnt~ented .._•.,_,b;..._..,., ;~~~~~H~B~~do~u~&b~k~r~,~~ --=::r-== COMPJ..B'IW JniU!'IIaH Au"'PoUo. Coli Doo l•lJO ~~~·s.t~~ Ra,.!dt SlltclllY - Ch111111el 13 .... ,..I after maJor: •ur•eey. wu home Friday from ' Hoi· Middleport_ Fl._ • Aulomob,tio~- .....,, aa.:r NM 8:00 I LM Tljr;e Llvet ll :liO ttaeb: I and ehlldren, Weller .Una. and ( 171 H~W~:mted tO:OO I E S d mergency quo :::: ::!~ 11,.~ ~ m~:: ~ihv~~- ~~~~~nJo~;oKe7:b:! Is Given $100 '"b':h ~gi~~Fi•hor J~:=~ 'By Sewing Club and ramUy who wlll spend weekend with relativu lb Melp County. Mr. and ltra. Henhel Gilkey On Your 9:(((1 ''"'t laf' a.rr.wn.... -- FOrme - d'S r.en s 1pYeOrS 1rc e ' lla"l A01"1 'f · . ~ St. I Actl"e • ~- .J~ls, ber parenta in Cohpnbu1 IDd attendina: the State Fair. i)JrB. Willl•m Bradford Was a vlaltor In PW.enbur~ ~· lira. J. K. Smith, who Ia ....,..,... 8:00 c· . I 'fti.• 011 l'tift.y eYeDin . Augutt 30 when Roc. k ct.....:n1as Granae l -undo "F • • rt. 1m01 Jobb •·•• a """ me • • r evenmt. AIJ rnem· when Mft. C. I. Blab.lee u.terben lflf't I'IQueated aamt in tM wtrk. to come and talned Jw llrtUe. club Tbunldly HOmer Rice, worth)' masler./rl~i~~ at borne. UQfoln phlldtcl The Crufe won ,-.,d prize for dlspl•r at tht Metg.\; Prize for high Jtore wu~a•ard· County Fair and the ehe('k w~~ ed to Mra. Charlet Mullen and recelyed; BetlJ J..ollar(f WotS oecond to Mr>- lVlllllni .Q!rk. eho»en u fl'lneen to fti'J'est>f ll Ofl'>e4 by t~ Granp M Pomona GtanfP the hastes• to tiiON .named •bove Huber Brown Wlft :reported and IIJ& ilollond Nelllltlin& Mn. Je~Uul)' •n at Holzer He»pltal. Carl llillltaoo. 111t1. tlo!IM Bl.,._ A meetinc of Pomona Grat~~t wjn and Mn. Huol4 Lohle. wu ·~ for September 6 ~t the R.Qek Sprin&J CraDit' ball REtmSVnu: Election Of OUlcns was aoDOun· Jeannie Whftehead~tpent Wedfttt fOt' fbe. September 12 meet nesday at Belpre with ber tun1 I Roy1 ~:00 8:~0 F . d h" stationed 1•1>10. bao 11N!nt James Lee, Inus11c, had .... lwo ,.,.b "lth h;, &root and aM un<le,bitMrbrol.ber, and ,.,.._ ld Oiler, J(oiYin Le J H e J'. e II due to rt9')rt. ia ~ndiaAI nUt week and will lene ere Sunday. Mr. j~ind ¥rt. Uonard Tannen and 10rt. WJ.Yne, Wbo hJ.ve been IIYIDJ In tbe karrue1. Sauer apaJ1. ment turn dout :Rutland ,,.- b StrMt, I ha-ve e o U orne n Jtoanob, 111" Maude Stalnaker, llln. Harry MIUer and II"'" Frank lliller, . Char!..ton. Mrs. C. F. Hawkins, who bas visitina In CQlumb\11 and for tho past two w.. b, ~ • U today. Sbe waa acL R. Roush, engineer on t(le here by her &randton, New York Central Rallroad , cele- ~a three room Ful'n~eQ. apBrt· ment. utllitieA paid. Auply at !~Mfte Reltlurant. 8-19-tltc a:&l 6.00 6•10 6:30 on 990 t:OO fMIWe.s. I 7:lJ(l 8:00 8·30 11 :1!11 1:00 lir1. Joe flliWIIIr. (J>orotby ); Mn P. B. Root (JWandi) and AJfred Rouoh, lllfldlo....., · and tbdr ,.,, ... - · made to ropalr ••d clean the haU and the •urrou nd- .......... "lulldlo-for~ . a:oo 1:00 I Writer ha~ ~~~·;:~~~~ 7:00 "1'· tlves and lri.OO. ber. and In - w. Ya. fhrtror<t, krs. Dayton Strickland and son John ftlumed home aftu a !1evetai weeb visit at Portland. Ore., with her uon and daUJ.bterin·law, Mr. alld Mr1. Dayton StrictlaDd Jr. Miss Linda Speoeer, Chester, 1s th e ruet1 of ••d ... .,.,~ m.r an mrs. uvnI" MM"ks, LI·-• 1..a.. a.. •...,.,.n He..,.ts. ..'WNI Elmer Wlcthun visited In GaHlpolis F'riday evening with w~oo • NYC in l"e<OlAltlon ol bit r-d of fltty )'tan r.tlroadin,:. 1'wo tf the lolllll rhildren wen UMble to be here for tbe p.a,.y. Tiley - . Chorlet Rou1b, Jowa, ud .ttr-. Kite Brown, Calif· •· Otho rt at the party were om.., Mrs. C. Blakeslee 8Is Hostess For tidP,e Club Meet M I'.;~~~~~~~~~~-~~:;;;:;;;:;;:;:;:::;;;;;;::: . e·~o ·' · rr.~:· ~ ~ ~Nov ~W..APf~ 0:00 tamp Unto MY. Peet 11~50 .. 1: • 1)~~1 8:30 Ooldlm Playhouse Mtl.!!s County News lnr fot 11. vi.Jk- It Wes& with ber 1p1T'epte, Mr. . W H. Fllryell. HI-. HSiu('k re. !urn hoo.e SU~ evenlnr tnd. Mrl, BaLWk nd \'14llehttr wiU rema.ln ior a wee~1 vhil. . Mr. and Hr•. Cbl!tl~ lloCtnJJn and son Ceol'ft! retllnltd h<lme Tuesday nicht from a ncitl~n at the Gnat t.alrft, Ntaaua F11ll1 and Caoadtt. I Mr. ··~ !lrL Edlll Peopleo of Stouble. OES Past 'atrons Qf Evange,.IRe Are Enterto'1ned 10.00 Lucky 8 Raaeh 9:00 Hauck mom. Rock Sprl'ntts 1' "' a lao COIDpleted flft)' YeMI on i uran~Je M tile Kan1- &ftd lll<llipa and eeting Now Yo>t ceatral oft>IITOJdo ••d H ld •ecelvtd o Gold o»;,; !rom tL. e Ur5dOy brar.-1 hio btnbda)- on Aogurt 12 wltb 1 family party. I 10:00 The Late Show 1131•111 ib1" da:vt--:rou oa». pqlnt too uuco~ """' *"'•'"' Nell'ly new trumpet-will Bell for half orl&lnat price. Clifton IH~lp Spruce 8-5748. 0 the Mason Mo- 11:00 8il Top thers club met at the Mason YouJh 1~:00 The Lon~ Ranaer Center Mondt~Y evening and spent 1~:30 T•Wll ••d Counq, t he1r time washing down the i.n- 12:4:i Baseball Preview t cJiiOJ' walls o1 the budding. 12·5S Gf'ml;! Qf the Week Plans oall for the mter1or to lle i :!lll s.ritogo R~pdle~p painted in the near fut~e. Hom,. ~ Tile ,:jt]X ~how Eight mebers 1tar-t11ey aeem to bl p,.tty ha.ve 4*YeJqp"' lqlDe for!Q of aen- -« . Utlt •pendUif - b amooe rolacohunbu, two """"••• home •tter ;~k~~~~~~P.~;;;:~f: ~~- w-. ALFRED your problen11, Don11Jd ~ hf'l' hulfba:td Jn P•rknlbur1 Ji'rlday evenlnJ and ret~ed to U'lelr home afl.er 1pendlnM the past two w~u with her JnOI.her Anothl!l' daua:bter, Mrs. Charlet Bin.:, Cleveland, !IJ 1tayt"r,g with )!rs. 8m.Jtb and wUi be jouJed Mond.ay Mr, BJn1 aod tbe1r dauahter, Grueser, who h..u her i:taodm.oth8r. thi1 wed, return. l'Aia&o.n 'lOde)'. · Ml". and X.DDeUs Mello hJnny Weat to Lopo th.it Week 2!tcr. their daufhtu. Kathlt, who h&d been viiUJne Iter trand(hOtbt;t, MJ't, Wl.Kord Struble, and Mr. Ftve yean II:C:O I JI'OUp ol oun •omen at Wet:t Cdlumbfa. ../ v 1 Mrs Ben Buek entertained the had a lhower for one ot Wlutn1 Wn['ken clan or the friendi t.Dd enjoyed the ocea ton Enter.prise F:ua church, Thursday 10 Jnt~th Uut tHy founded 1the I evening at her home, Roek Springs LadJes P'rleod.lllip CJnle. d A PI'Oen.tl Wat praenled bY roa . , thethey I have eGlitinued to meet for "'h 1n charge ot the I ve yeart and tbil Week ...... ... e meeting .. ........., tho l«tllftT. lito. Willi.., Morpreahlent, Mrs. James Will opened tuest. at I Wimer roaR at the t:•n traM!Itlnt or fi'OUp JJnclna: of "Amerioo ,.. lloautitui," with the Lord's Prayer in unison Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth Brer bave ~~~:U:' :~:n:Edlweport Arnott, Sixth '"nnoughtJ Oh ~ Gran1e Samta· foUowed W\tb scripture readJna: by her mother, Mra. Julia Davill who learoed that their YOUneer · '"'~" · 1011 Miss Dorothy Loqg and gl'(lup Is Ill. Rotlfrt Byer, 11 a medital reeo~ Mn. 1uaq1ta Roulh, New Jlaven, ti.on ~... Mn. Alntb Leonof "Wonderful Words of cleril; at tbe Army General flat. Will IUrprifed witJJ 1 la)'df4i lhow- a:rd; aDd four . articles, "Safety Mr. and Mrs. Horton Pilaf ln Neurbruet.e, Genna...... er durinJ tbe JUty and towel• Around the J'ann Home,• >lp. Jtor.1an: ..A Uttle Bit or Nonthe h" · '•eos •• ••'on It and tons left Tbunda~ for their M n... - "bute on the h.orne Jn Cle'VelaDd · n. ....-ad Oiler ha1 retW'ned were p tbe boate 81 and seDJe.., Betty Leonard; "Canmng w.. to contro 1 er a vistt h .. th o~e auer viaitina Mr. and Ml'l. 11n. aul FUzger~d. Wat ColumPi.irchase of coal for the eburcb. his Mr. and Mn Onille Milliron aud four ehUdren bJ•, for their binhday1. The Sept- Tipo'", )\1'1. l'<l>oord Humphroy t The wonder box donated by Mrs. Yftett omas- and F4)'e. Jn Rexn.oJdlturg wbde Roxie ember mee&Ing wUJ be at the home and "Liittlt Tbl.np.., Mn. GlU . A quiz on tree• eondueted 1 Myrtle Lor.g was awarded to Mrs. Mr. and, Mrs. WiiiJp.m Gt'ate Marie and .Luty bad their tonsils of Mrs. Jane Johnson, Welt Col- by tho leeturor, cen<luded U.. BUd:. Mn. Eldon Weets was J.e. IKm Ja.met, Cbarlfi$,ton, arrlvat the Columbus Clinic Shk· ( umb!a. • _ PDrted in Ho~r Hospital and '\Y'edn~, fDr a visit with ~ Bate-y, daughter of Mr . , members planned to send her her P..rellts, ~. and Mn. Will- and Mh. Georre Batey retumed Th~ J)l'eten* tre-re 'fr.. Eddie At the . dOll! of the meeting eard1. lam Saker. Fri<tay they aceont- to R eynoldsb\&rJ with Mr and Young, Mrt. Lucy True, Mrs AJma refnstmtettA were aerved bJ Mn llobert Group singing flf "Blessed JeiJ ~ed by ftfr. d4 P4o: at.ker Mrw. MjlUron and (.tf11iJY aftc; tt......y Coieman: a~d ltO.Q. LaJ'I'y, Mrt,. F. RaY · WU.On, · -:-us" eoneJudel the nl.eetint aftt!r left for a viaJt In Columbus with brought Ml'l. Qlle[' home 'f"' Hele.n Rou.h, Xn. Helen Elw refres~nt were served to Mr. and Mn. Jphn Baker. and ¥r1. Georp Veith has been Miq Peachie Eli" Mrs. J~ !dr11 Will, Mrs. Herbe(t family. visitlq her eon, George Veith, and Jobnson,,/Mr:s. ~JII Fitzgerald, W. Carl Moore, Mrs. Mr. alMI Mn. C. E. Blakeslee family in Columbua. Col.; Mrs Juanita Roush, Mra. Mtss Lone and )b-,, f.nd daughters Welle" to Cohambus Donald Geary, South Second ~1te Roll.lh, New Haven; Mrt. Fri4:8y to attAifl<\ tiJe State Fail'. Aven~e, has been taken .to Holzer M1~drt'd Brullll~y, Mrs. ~ Eads, Mist Nettie Koeltler returned HoapltaJ for ob$ervation aolf treat- Pomt ,lea~nt, MFI Sltirley PridThe blrtbday of Mrs. Amanda home Thurtday alter r«uper:at- ment. Mr Geary wu taten to the dy, Gallipolis. Kaspar wu eelebnted when theill( from I bJ'o,ken leg rour hOJpital TbLLrsd.ay in the Rawlinga -----~- BUll)' Bee Sewinr Circle of the month5 ago, She was aecompan- Coaq 1mbu,taace • redcnte<l Ohurcli mot Thunday ied home by Mr. and !lin. Selwyn Mrs. Ed-wol'd Xel<hka, Wyden I' '"'lw the at tbe ehtfth fflr an aU €by Hou• qullt.ine. Ao,el l.ad c•te was ~ with a potluet: dinner at DOOh :.o ContNCt"' of Cha• ••n. son of Mr• Buford Mn: Ku:par, Mrs. 1beodore Mora, leston arrived today fnr a week Eaat, Street, ia statlon4¥f at A donation of $100 00 wat given Mr11. W. L. Kautt, IIIII Lena end visit with bet: aunt, Miss Kee1ler Field, Min. l'O the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Grue81':1', Mr!. Clara Schttefer, Nettie Koehler.' Friend• of Mrs. ADI'It Mar ror ~ent when the Sew Nr1. Addle Crueler, Mrs. Fred.1 aret eTru.ck Loadjng Equipment 1 ~ •.Back·Hoe ~ Mrs. C. A. Neff and daul)lter, Burchett Duffield, Piketon, have Rite .8ewing Club met Thur:sday ~i~h. Mn. Carrie Grueser, lfis1 eDump Truck Service Mrs. Florian Boibek and daugh- received announeementa of her evemng at llhe Ground Observu Katie- Beebt. Mrs. Walter BaCT', Phone Cbes!dro 7-74o7t ter, Debortah, returned. to lheir eraduation from the Porbme1.1th I Conp~ building. on Uneoln Heights Mn. Norma Kloes, Mn. Clartncr home, Ohicaeo Ill., Friday alter Business College, j Mn. Charles Hoffman, prosi- M...,.... a visit with MrS'. Nefrs 1isteis, Mrs. L. R. Roush bas been llJ at I dent, pns1ded at the meeting and Mrs. Ad;am D»el'tllbatb, Un. Misses Maud and Freda Crueser, home on Main Street samples flf ChriStmas cuds Carl Shields, Mta. GroWT Ert., Minersville. whrch the dub will sell aJ a lliss AnDI Duro~ l\lrs. llDy SeyMn. Rober! Russ;jl, Mrs ver. I money making project were ~I• fried and Mrs. Ot.ho Murray. nal Blackwood and MilS J.fadellne M / played Mn. Dayton Strk-kland f Tue sd ay lor a vacation Field s let thanked her Secret Pal for the Chief, concerning the Gnnd in Florida."' • birthday gif,t sent her The tl'a- Temple &!u~. llrt. Willia.-. Mr. and . Mrs Clayton ~ite veling prize w.as awarded to Hrs. Pistter WQ f'Pported home from al'ld daughter, ~aiTen, arrived Harvey Van Vr.anken. the h~ital and improving. Fr ·..r- "' puring the aocial bout refruh. tuuy •1 0l' a v1s WJ th hcr par. Mr1. Walter Bunce entertained Follo"'ling the meetlnt the menta were IM!I'Ved by Mrs. Rollin ~·~"\ .~ · ~nd ¥n. E4ward Par· ~'t." 'Past M'atrQps of Evangeline l,~ro!!_P motoN!'.d lo the DaiJ'y Val· Brull'hs and Min ErDa Jwe, after I . I • "'f'apter, O.ES, a( her home Friday 1 ~y ror. .r~ldnents 'fith MrlJ. whlclr pmes: \ft'l'e' played Miss I Jean Hines returned to ev:enina and Mrs presented William ReyElmer asWllite and Mrs Edward b Frld · · nods, 1 tb,. wJno.ef'J. 1 Co wn us ay after -a vuilt president, Mrs. r We-lls hostesses. with her parenbr, Mr. and Mrs. GrJtr Russell with a gift •in obserMrs. George Conde and Mrs. Edward Hi11es. Minersville. vance of her Golden Weddtng an- El.za G1lmore Jr, will be ho.stesses " ' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Htll Jr., · whieh WJIJ be Sunday. for the nexr meeting and daughter, Linda, Hamilton, Tbe meeting opened with the Present were those named arrived Friday tor a weekend Lord's Prayer. Mrs Reynolds con- 'hove and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Wsit \Yith his paa-ents, Mr. •nd eluded the presentation of Mrs. Mn. Donald Collins, Mrs. WIJiard Mr11. AUc11 Hill Sr. Runell's gift wittl a poem "Faith." Boyer, Mrs. Donald Mullen, Mrs. CONatBTE BLOCQ Games were played during the Ja('k Fowler', Mrs Donald Marks ·OOH: evening •nd prizes won by Mrs and one gue~t. Mrs WUU..m I 1:00 Movi(!time wen lle lookl. two weeD, then developed diar~ Familiar Traci•Mark rhn and erampil tn my atomacl\. If ~e admJrta a playmate who 'fbese U~Qp\o~ bate peralated al~q lll\lllea, or pe:rh&RI a for the last AVI mflnthl. belpeetaoled teievlalon or mo1le AnaweJ: It would aeem you has boen postponed unt1l Tuesday ea•t of Cheater on Rou\e ~· aon and Nina Robl~n 1.1Uended September a. Friends and relatives are mvited. the Follrod reunion at Aih Cave, Sunday, Au.a. lB. fAMILY PICNIC PLANNID Mr. and Mrs. D~!QfJlOft !JoY~ attended a bomecomlut at Gran•tl:l The Loyal Berea11.1 Clan nf 1he vUle, w. Va., Sun. Middloport Church or Ohrl>t S. S. attendance on Aug. 18 M1· and Mrt~. WU10n Henderspn Will hav-e a famUy picnic at the tbe oa,rhUIII '7.40. Wpr- and famUy, ,ftoya1 Oalt, Mleh .. Mhkl~e.oort Uoac.Mdo Park on 1¥11 Tue:iday at 6 p. m. E11ch Qne Ia slt4p aerv~ folloWed S ~· wUb <ipen~ l~st' weekend wl~ .Mr. and to brinr their table aerv;lce and a~ att•~IMI or 1T wUh !1et~man Mrs. Clartr¥:e Hendmo~. On TaylOr 'le-od.ft. Sunda1 !boy were joll\04 by 1\!r. ~ eflvered dish. There WIA • eoot:t attonda¥e and Mrs. • Leo 11<11~. at lut Wed. eve. prayer aervice. ROM Cai-r, Mi!. and Mn. Emm{ltt OIRLI' ITA1'1 III'ORT Phyll1s Sttnle)' will live a re- $andrt Swgt1, wu l~11der. This Crou of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. C•[lleton I'Qlln)d, Mr. and Mrs. pol't on th' Buc;teye Glrla' ~t.te - \ ' i ltlld~ IJ Joll' Taylp>. <Mf. on• M,ro. llleMr<i &tlencer Shellman Henderson and dau,h· when the AuxlHary of the Feeney·Bennett Post, No. 128, end 10n returned to their ~ home ter. Harold and Ralph Hend~r­ Amtfl.ean Leaton, meets Moadly ot C~omhll• ~oll\lay oltor _.t. IOR and e'iUoyed a ~~.q~ ttinner. •t 'I :SO It tbe Leiion HaH. Mn. lQt IM!Yortl we•lt& wll~ ~~f I'll" 1111' olld ~ C~at. D. WOQCie '1>11111 f!llll. lftO!'OO<II\ wltb her .... D.-la Moumlna. new presidell,, lolrt. lllllll1!1ll'i will prealite at Ute meetin&. In> owne:r on new drive. Bl41tt.8..23-Me IJ;l!Q TV Chqel hfJ beiJW! wearln1 &'lUBes, be A Ruder: J took aome aureo .. aure to uompllment him on bow myc:ln for pneumonia tor aboul MElTING POSTPONID dinner Suqd~y i(l observance o( ~ The meeting and wJon&'r roas( their Gol~en Wedding annlv,r- BoyMi(:. ·Mr. ~nd Mn. R11ymGnd Follrrid o! the Frie ndly Neia-hbon Cll,l(l llary. The celobratlon will be held sc:hf'duled for Tue~ uy , Aug. 27 at their ho111e located two miles Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod: and and $2J59!5<m. 1Ht Wh•t s yo.., TrQ~l!l• ther, Mrs. Lu-cy Hayes, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz o£ Manetta spent the weekend w1tl; Mr. and Mrs. Holijlrt Sw.qrtz and Nma Robmson. Several attended the Meig! Co. fsi'r last week. $!00 move In llntomorro..r. Try lo..... us. ... 'r. d •• • on the ve'' .. ~ elt pbnlble •'tennsl e TIN WIDTHS 'e HUGI .SILICTION Many reconditioned u!ed o11 e and two bedroom traUera. ' FREE DEI:I\IER¥ - QUICK! Open., o.,_ A Week ~~~·-~~::. 3:00 Amerlean ror.,.m 3:BQ Zoo Parade f ·OO Front•crs of Faltb •~so ouUDot 5:00 Meet ttle Press 5:30 st.tesmen Qqartette to d One, Two and Tfu'e.& Bedrooms. larae stock muat to. Bri~ )'OUJ; l~oQQ Of! ' 4\dvellll,ll'• , INFLATION t $100 ' SOQE1'Y Mr. and Mn. 1 w·.ll•"ng Is Hostess To Workers Troilen S"" ••I hlYII!IIon of prh•acy Clean 1weep down fore and art wu a chQrc The SunRhine SundiY SChool for rh&mbermaids, they \houaht, and We h11d su fl"\1 ehambt.'r· Clau of the Mason Methodl1t Church IIVt a f~ewell party in mcud' A great manv of my brig-babies honor of M~'l . Edn1 Icenhower on we-re reJoch from officer Vain· ' Thunday afternoon. Mr1. J('tn· lng tehool1 an1! the-y re,t~arded bower with her family to the war n~ one ~ ··cat t•onspir.a~y. Columbut on Friday. PICH IUPPU Seven,een JQembera O( !be CiaSI They hated o{flcers and diaclpll~ 'rho lsa'l1! Walt•n L•lllfU• will far &bove and t>l'votHI the ea!J •of met In the IIOOlal rooma of the ~•ve • !Ish ' · - MOndor ·~ duty An O['dcr wa ~ a persoftal church and preMnted Mra. Icen· 1 p m. lnlult, and uniform re ~ ulation hower with 11lftl. Refreshments of was H1tlerism cake, Cflffee, and lea were aerved My 11ow JOei, on the olhPr to thoae preaent. hand. wero ftlm4~1 h11ppy to IJI'l ------oft the farm or nut of the steel Mrs. Flo•Je a.-~ua a11d •on·IR~ rnms. They were ft iJ,l:htenrd of law and dauiJ)lter Mr. and Mrt. authority and wht•n Y1lU hoUered Bowman htve rtli.U'IHK1 to Lhoir "Jum.p"l the)' Jumpe:l M far 11s homo In Akron atter apendln~ I know, they didn 't brood OVI:!t SIJmetlme at t~ hDl'f\e of her •I• menlo! chOTeJ, a1ul they h•t ter, Mt'l. !N1e COD~"(lve. their Y(&tchea with n•gularlty. movfJd • "' AUXILIARY TO MII!T The rl!gulnr tnet'tmg or the be1np, loggr d Ladies Auxiliary o f Drew Weh· rt ~ef' m s to me that WI' ar1• h d b ers were JlllllninJ.! a ll!llf' tno f'll!er ly to- tfo1·(' a cfil11tthy piece ward nRrllll{ down th,. Armv an d When 1 wall running 8 gun <.""PCcln ll v 111 lilscJ·utun atl ng ('few 011 tran s ports. later HI th<' m!'nlnst lh f' hri l( ht hrns by r<" war, tho poinlrr on my blf:.lli[CS1 lcas1n<~ 1h e dumb Jl'lhn~ , , gun was a rcscr\'atlon lndwn A drart i, not an lnllljttJon In who~e JongcsL stnlcment w~~~ j ~ J ' W"*"V CMt.NNII, I IQ:IO, uo The teacher should be just as polite and courteous with her pupils as with adults. Pupils should be greeted each day with a· pleas· ant "Good Morning, John" and t~e student shovJ4 be taught to use his teacher's name in his response for that is the proper way to greet people on all occasions Hav~ faith in all children coming under children to be consistent. Deteet•ve's Dlaey Fore!?n lntr 1gue POMEROY ttUill and Donoa Marie Jen ~~~~~~·~~~·:· ~~~r-·:·~~~~~-, Mrs • Ben BUCk 10:00 News H!adlin"'IO:tO Nitewateb True Story -=--;;;;,,";;;.SI\M!lll Noll- of lllvenll$1.110. O b i - Sundoy least." His theory was thai lhe slu~en\8 should do the work. very bad effect to susnect a pupil that Is Innocent Capt Gall.:mt O.C.'\Hd hereb;r t~~n Court Clrcuro.s Boy , Steve Allen Show Aleoa ROUT The Web J People Are Funny .. 9:00 ••••...,_T~e&ter UJ! !\dvepllUe "''~teo 10:00 News l!,l!d S!!Q!11 ijel@n" 10:10 Nltewli!Ch 112:30 Sl&• Qll the your tra~ning, but watch for evtdence that you" faith In them is well grounded. It has a · RATES 8:30 1)~111• A ~-q who had a saying that he frequently used: ''That teacher is the best who does Pumby Fury 11 Je11n Thien~! whoac Polt Office Addrt>rw i& Middleport, Oh,kt hal been duly appoipl&d IJ Admlnbtratru; of the Eitate of Fred Jamea 'f'blenel tate or .Uei~J Oounty, Ohio, decHNd Dated IJ1is 28 d,:iy or AueuJI, lU$7 John c. Bac.-on, .l!,tdfe or the 'Probate MeJi! County , 011io (8) 24. 3! ; (9) 7-3te News Picture ·-<$ kept a record of how many minutes or the recitation period I used Pupils ~re the ones to do most of the talk· Sl!if:n On Circle 3 Ranrb Not.tee TaA My Li .tle Margle 1:00 Baseball HO Hopa 11Jng Cas~d7 6:00 Get Set, Go t 5•30 ~ports. ~e. l\lfiWI Pktgre 600 .W11tch Mt. "1Vizard • 6 :30 ~otturday Ni1.-1t Jamboree I 7:00 J)llll!:'l W.I.Qfl' ~bow 1 8:110 My-.tny · The,t~ll had a poctor's degree He was verx.critical of ing. I tayght under another superintendent 4 B·25 8 :30 9·30 10:00 10:,10 : 1 00 11 30 12·00 12·30 Another " DO" that ts ve1 y effective J!l to praise good work Evt·rybody likes a pat on should be alert See all that Is going on This !1-·45 6:00 0:92 7:00 8:00 8:00 9:30 Saturday- Channel3 Legal Notice ·· • The ln1uronce Agents As1oclation of ~•It• County .. ' �' • f.-Dally SeDUneL Pomerliy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 24, 1157 l'lle D•Uv Sentinel Racine RedlegsSnap~ingSkein~ PlayoHS Start At Wahama . . ! Nuxhall Twrrls Neat 4-Hitter 1 . SPORTS DESK WRONG RECORDS • • • 8 Alan Y u...;.. Middleport, Galhpolis • d; Ch Are.Opponents I In First Roun • ampmlls . lftliii•W The curtain is all but closed on the 1957 Ohio dation baseball season excepting O'Shaughnessy · ies opening tomorrow at Wahama and Racine. _ Gallipolis Merchants, fourth place ~lub With a 6·6 meets the No. 1 team, the Hartford Tigers at Wa:hama. Oliver will have Gene Hesson and Luther Tucker in top for the tussle that were it 3' boxing bout probably wouldn't j Middleport and Pomeroy should hoiJer about their shorthanded condihon as compared to other SEO schools. Think of Chester, or more properly now , Eastern. Football has been kept ahve there for a number of years primarily because of the efforts of a few devoted adult fans. Now, with a fine new high school, and larger enrollment re. suiting from the centraHzed facility, expect Eastern to blossom into a power that soon could threaten the mighty in the Buckeye conference. This week Bob Martin , new coach, greeted 23 boys who answered his call for football practice. This is not enough to conduct a successful grid season against any kind of opposiUon. Yet it iS on a par with what Chester has had in the past sea. sons. 1 The Eastern Athletic A.ssocia-i a~ ·All-OVA Star team Saturday lion, 8 ay~ o . c. Bibbee-. me-t Mon- mght. Au~ . 31 a.t Bllt'htel Field day evt>llin..:. whf'n members were nd intrndu~il 1 the co h ac .its abig made fill"thero plans on proJeet: of tht• momenl. thc im-~ provement and ·m aintenance of thf' .thletic flel(l at the new con.r.olidatOO school under C(U\&lruclion midway between Tuppers Plaifi!!' and Chester. This field . in a natural ~cHin,;: quite as piclurf".;que as the Panthcr field which is a hon ~y. uJ roorAe. 111 ,Jmmediately tn the rear or the new building. BoundCit on two sides by sloped bank s an<l on the other- sides b)' lhc turninR: East Shade River. it has been graderl, drained and lhe strug~:le to get p·ass stirted h underway. Much remain.s to he don~. The l' ·l j Athldtic A>&OciRtlon, ll rturtcv'qr, will get It dnne, that's fiJI! sure. Eventually, !l~h'.J! an~! bleochers ue plann6fl In ample numhl'r to make It one or the £inc stadiums in Mc.igs County. Unofficial repoTl!l indicate the field probably cannot he used thiH autumn for lack or a turf. Pupils will not enter the !!Chuol until la1e fall or ea;rlv winter lf tile pre11ent ra1c o( ronstruction • ( I li i1 maintained. Tht' HwrtJord Tiger! , who meet u_nrlcr hghts, has four players bat· tmg .300 or over . 1'h ey are .....,ra "~ ld ' I· k M I' C ar , e 1 brother, at :392 wJlh five doubles, two. tl'1ples and one homer; Luther 1uekcr, .J53, three doubles and four homers (the lcag\Je leader}, Gcn(' Hcssnn, .342, one dQuhlr and a homer. and Buck T~nnant , .300. two douWes, a trtp-lc and two ho~cf'll. Don- Wolfc of Racmc and Ch~r­ ley Sloba.rt of Middleport wtll name thetr Stars k> OfJp()SC Hart· ford early next week . Besl<les that, cnv.labl_e batting N~ord, Hc.<os~n s pllchml record ttll.s sellllon 10 the OVA .. ln:ter• rupted by a sore olbow, IS Ctghl games won and one lost. ~e struck . out 130 enemy batter,~~ tn 81 lnmngs. Other regular bat!crs for the Tl·gcrs arc Bub SU~ors at .286. four drmhleli, nne trtple and one h~mer; Russell Roush. .2M:. one triple, one double; Bob O~ver, .234, th.rce do111ble~ .. one triple; Red Tucker, .26Q, Wtllls Duddi·ng .240, Bnh Layne, .200, one homer; J. Brudley, 172. Dor Clark, 1.. H-esson, R. Clark G. Roush , E. Van Mt"ler atld E. Robinson have appeared at the p-lAte only ooea,s.ionally . Rademacher Trades Gloves For • hi p 1 p R F I Is n:?: o e; atte,rson csts_ u Rade· SEA -.E UP- Pote ' " macher. nursing hlJ bru.ises, went fishinll toda.y. .• Heavyomlgllt ehBmpion Ftc:vir Patterson, can-yinft a sllgMI!-· dented crown, was on a train en route 10 New York. And ·the offe-rt~ of riches for bolh poured Into lou! fight head quartcn h1 the wake of Lhcir wild brawl here Thursday nigh I, In whleh the champion 1101 orr the canvAI\ In the IIOCOnd round to knock t·he challenger down seven -timea befQre winning In the dxth. But both the flghter11 and their advlsera were mwn about wl111t the future held. ''We have nothing Wl Lap Cor the lmmcdiatc future,'' said t'11~ D'Amato, mAnager M P11ttcnon. "All uaual we have many offerR. One of thc111c I• to richt Roy llarri! ht Tcxu." "Another Is to fight Zora Folley In Loa Angeles; another to -I'Liht the F.uropcan chamqlon. Ina:emar Johanuon In Chle•a:o. But we will do 11 bh of resUng, Middleport perhaps stronger now with Redleg bonus ' . . J1m Bowles In the hneup for sure, goes to Racme as the place team meeting the second place club. Middleport was on the season, Racine 9·3, plus a playoff Joss to Hartford the title . ly. While Hc~son 's fans will give Larry Little Foozy Wolfe with Gallipolis small odds to beat Hart- 11 double whammy ~inz going aford , anything could happen. Hes- e;alnst Middleport, wtll be favored s()n might get hit by lightnlhg, to squeak tbrQugh to a victory. In true. But Hartford fans wlll con· two outings this year be has hone cede nothing else hut Aueh a phen- collared the downriver club twice, omenon of Nature wilt keep Hart- 3-0 and 4-0. ford from meeting the winner of For 'Middleport it should be the Racine-Middleport game later Mii!!ky Miller starting wlttt Bowles for the p-lay.:rl'f tro'lhY cup. ready for a jam on the basel, or Manager Cbarley Stobart might reLeo Valent1ne, tne perennial pit- verse the order. If Stobart 1ets cher -second baseman ()f Galli· his, full routinge11t of sluggers on . I I Orlean~. "I'm fla!IC'rtd by lhe offer," ~tilt! RadcmnC'her. "bul I haven't made u.p .my mlnrl what I'll do In the future. I'm going ·to think it over whilo 1 go filhing ." lzaak Walton Farm 't/>fk.N!./1/f.l,q 11;# ~~~~-l!AW . P:D .S :At Institute ......... t.~W.~W.~~~W.~~~m~?~'f'i~W~ .......·~....._ m~~(I.~~C·_:;•::;: ~~~~~~~~J__ '/lfc'Jf/s~ ~ "._ $s.oo per Y•r••~\'t;.':ct~:. ~-="~~~~~-2 Y"' [,;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;.,.;=;;;;;'"""""";;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;~ OPTOMIITIIIT ~·~G~~.. ., w COMPTON • Offlee Roan: · . 0 D 1 lilt Com1 Sin~&, Ptmeroy 1 to lZ, I to I. (Cloie a& Nooa • Oil • Tb1IJ'I.t 811'1')' MWer, OWner VALUI!lS CONSULT US SOON · FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS! VDEdwards · P•.,. (Continued Jrom ,,,. One) the 30-day lj>rrn • Perth• Bass. Mil.ldleport , Wid , 52.CAP Cadets :u. · The citizens of SbCrman and Claq. XU, Western WQrkiug, Dennison, Texas, will be hosts to Okl~~ Lady, Fred Leitheit tcadets for several sQ"Iat ialher· Pqw.efl))l', 2f; Jim, BIU CoU!ns: ins:s during their sb,y. - · _: 1 Pomeray, 21 ; Shorty, Dann)· Zir· _H_~~Iro~_vlll,_c~·~2;1;~P~•=·s=to:I~P~c~<c~.~M~acQ~~u~ee~n~-~·~nd ca~======c-- DAIL Y l CRpSSWORD ·guem-.s of Mr. and 11rs. Largent were their Mr. aad Mrs. Bob Lar&an, Ootumlij.ls. ~ I.CIIp ' ~~~ j .. -c. .Half ... Ka s. ·~ .... . !OIIrurl G. Ideq e.omll1 1 1 i J2, . (Heh) ~N•b.t =' ' , ' 13."""' by 2'-H"""' .. •. ~ ~ver «A,ata) 11. SCent~ ot r , lt. Put· l~. WrtJer II••· ...,.,. actlOft (dial. I u. sur< 411' ,, . ,.,Wtt.,... .a..w tmptamem. 35. - • • 30. Elec;l:riflt4 34. ~ . parli<lo . U. ~~f~&UV. 12. River JOPlt (Atr.J 111. l,tet~r (Heh) 11.-- ' . as. Churi:h 1011 -&1. Crown ... ..... ""· Jun 20. Fable writer I waa secretary to the ' ot a lar1e Of(a.nlzatlo1 22. &'Jdlum (,ym.) ~. Poc:kolboolt ::S. Grlppem ... Gov. 8!!>1111 ot eoune, II the ruta ~ -· .teed '· IAI-ce .b.llld - • OUttit I dol (-..J ,., ........, Unland ... Jr. Sew. ... · , 13. Not I EVERY time I aee '-D beat flelda for ll4ot ~~ fq, ll outhtln be ILNep. - ·- e. ><euure 10. Q!\1' lhalll . We're mowing down . prloeel ·•v•~ll' oar Sil(l,,,, . ., ,, prloed to aell Nowl , IMrtgs • Lountv ;(I' Jail relened fo'r1dav . ~ n gomery, ari _~o'n ~~ug Mea11while. JU11tlct' Orindlt'y 1"'8011 • Malktn, ~~: I.Jttlt' Jul1uty, qld he filled Llndae)' ftqwt', Letart Mrf:d Lew'l~ . ( ltflon , 1Hi t'lJ:uos FaJtJ, $106 and coat1 anq gave him VI,l,l, W~tern Plea8m·e Pony over ~hree dan In J111 H for drivi n~ while 48 : Little ChiWlp, Donald (ilt· mk\Xitated; Ernest WalBon, forlhrte, Coolvllle RD . 31 : Llti.l~· f(lited a m OOnd for speeding· Soit, Gt'rald Gulhrie, <1!9; Pe t or Carl BUikam forfeited his $15 Mo1"4n~~le, Mrs. ~· - A Morgan , bon.d for foHC~wing too cloaely on and , Ltt~le Joe. Frank Bennett a_ hta:hway, wnd William D•vi 1 was Gallipohs, both 22; Cls8S VUJ , !med $2!l and cons for reckless Para<le POny, Red W:ng, Marilyn· operation. WallaC1J . Bu!falo, w. va., 38; Bachelor Boy. John Allensworth , All arrest11 had be('n made hy Middleport, 28. rhe state patrol . -------; ~lass IX. Walking IJora'e, Gay / Wilson, Good Acres Stables, Alhens, 30; Snowman's Lr.dy, Chari. es f!.ll)'ts, AtheDS, 24; Sun Sun(Con,lnue>d Fronf P1,11 One) .thine, Keith ZWnm~an, Albany, The annual jet Orientation Class S, Stake- or Keg Rltcc, Cour·se is one of the cqde.t ''Honor" Sbmiy ~eeks, Shade, 43: 9erald Guthrie, Coolville programs of Civil Air P.atrol which CIJSM XJ, t Pony Harne~. condducts the nation's' qnly youtb . ~ogram deaJgned. •P.Ceially to· ~~==:~~~:ShAron Pillsbury. Pt. ~hmulate. careers in av~tion and Baehelot Boy, John 1ts assoctated fielda. Jr AH!IIIII'YtOOD ,. tt. 10 daurhter mu,s\ ................. h++... - 31. Oel..tlll ..... 13. Ezclaata "· sweater iij<U!ful :l7. d~~'"" ·ttt4W" ;· -~~ ' Ki=~~ Cl.l DICK TRACY li'• . . .... ,. _,Hf-,-f-4- <t.'l(iil IICIWN l.~bl.... "' 'ft ........ ' lei~. . ' .... .. . . . • .-;·i' . j DAJLY cRDToQUcm;.:. Iiere'l, laO.. oi! , AXYDLBAAX& II LON. GI'J:LLOW beat at th~• prlce. 1954 OLDSMOBILE .......... · · .... · $1695· Per Week NO MONEY DOWN Super 88 2 door. Powerful Roeket enalne with Whirlaway hydra· matle drive~ Dark blue metlllic linillh with a while top. Good ·o ne Jttttr almply atu.da for another. Ill tblll amptt 4 .. . for the three L'-,. X for the two O'a, etc. 'SlnJie . . . . . -~ trophea, tbe lenltll and fonnatlOD. ot. u.e Wordl art- t11 ._.. a&ch day U.. code IItten are diffennt. , .. " · ' • ! white waU Urea. See It today. ERNII 1953 CHEVROLET .................... $795 210-2 door. Uaht blue and white two tone, A-1 motor! aoUd . body, cood tirea. atlndard abift, radio, belter. , . · • 11¥irle Au- BilBY _·--tt---~ • kl~. P.~,e:ror~ ~; Cla,u X:m, EngliSb Ple:;re, Mias Fancy, DorTRADE 0 ~ 11 NE\\j YORK UP- '11he New However, Gfficia,ls ca·u lioncd (!thy ~ . , Att,e.rfs, 33; Lpdy of vctJer>an that the entlf1 distrlbu{iun pfa- Sqcie-ty,• Mrs. W. A. 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Boy. abe's lotded with power 1teerin(, power bnkea_ ~wer windowa, poWer seat, dynaflow, radio, beat- If yoU' are In need of an extra bedroom or play roam for the thi~ I JUST SOLD RIGHT FIELDER M'l SUNGLASSES Cuatom • door. l'ord-o-matie drive, radio, heater, suappy V-1 eQrPoe, A &ood solid llttlc car. Try it today. ' .,..,ottlc_ ........ ,..... l.ook at - 1952 fORD · .......... · ........... · $595 ' ,. You Nil Iuman old, nog/ocred allltlnreoMw comfortclblo reom wltlt our \'eft kaltton ' of . the age Of eighteen, He also explained bow th.e Cub Scouts pro. gram gives them a tasfe o.f skills ani:l ScoutiJli teaches th('se skilb and the EXplorer Post .put~ into practiee the skills learned. us a ScoUt. Fifty·oi3h.t C1tb Scouts in Middleport In the ne>;t few years will Sunday ne{!d <! Sca:ut :rronp and Siler Willl.Jm commended Scoutmaster Robert .g randson, Mills and his :~sslstar.t.s ~or ~he . ·t ent and INCREASED PROPERTY Special 2 door Sedan. Flashy r~"d 11\d White fini1h set off with -llloSteve Cochran L\labeth Scott "THI WIA~N" • YOUR INSURANCE IS ADEQUATE TO COVER , 1954 BUICK ............ · ...... · · · .. $1195. aPOILIRI 0' THI ,ORRIIT (Naturama-Technicolor) POIIbOY le Sure ,,., AMIRICAN AIIOCIATIOH .~: Arrt'val Of Fin JC•nlln"'d Prom On•) . pt_her f~ture ltlebedule(l shipmeqts ~til , mcll\de the !-o~lowipg amounts for ~ : . 79,300 shots during t"-e ~st .two W~ 'of October. MO,()QO the sf!l'Grid two weeks . of ~; ancf 540,000 ·Ule r\J'$t. ~wo weeks ot Novllllbfl'. ;BY .~dfOII:~. ltte · oompap.y satq, lt 11 ho,Pfd theta wHI be Mr. SJler gave tile seven stag~; enou@. wlctiile to fill all orders of a boy's growth from birt'h to which ·have accumulated so far.· • ll!fl Wichita 9 M.fnnupolh 1 St. Pa.lll 5 lndllnapq.li,a: 4 Loul11vllle ; Omaha &. 10 Inn Denver S OharlestM 4 ..... Only Rod Cameron MeLhodiSt' women who pri!Jilllrf'd I Ledh.... Pom...,.. 11: Davtd Daut. f'ouu l'lea Sl.foN,h Columbus 3 Havana 1, ht 'I' Inn J-l•avana IS 'tolumbua I. 2nd Buf·falo 8 Toronto 4 Montreal IS RoeheRer 1 and ~1:1 ~n~ ft Fred ~~~~mrf IContinllftl llrOM P•IJI On• ) M.uWI . Ill. 1 Chill v w t p John ~IT 1ea cro leasur.f', Pome%y, 37 _e Te;:~~l:l lt~~~elt\.. Darst, P<llnl Plo.,.ut ~·. ,., a: Bill CoJliliJI, Pomer~) ~."D ','2' " · ClaD Vl , IIi talted P.:ngll11h, St.- 1 . heart ~fo 1 M 1 I You con hove thot second set in the chaldren's room, den, etc. E. IIIAIN ST. N s. .ncl•r'• G.""" BRltimo.:e at Chicago 2' · Bolton a.t Kanau Cit)l New York at Detroit Wuhingtofl at Cleveland 2 INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI Rlchmond 15 Miami 2. lit 7 Jon 1\lehmolwl 3 MI..,! 2, 2nd Kousck pill to~ethar rounds of 73-'1'2·'74 fat .ll\11 1~14, while Nick· taus. a little err.tdc. po!ried 18· 'tL·9L·1L Jo .•11fl01· ~1011 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION • ln fine Troop 245 alre.dy eet&blilltted in ttle town. He nld ths~ thh: troop would not be able. to hlpdie- ttte ne w that t;tther troop1 would be n~eded urrentlyUsing ' black boar~ Sile-r lbow t<d th ~.., 'd"" r e "'~N'HI ~ IJUU wlaJqb rep.ruerlled 1 ))oy end fhlo hQW. dh•tortion of !~ ill fliure llf(t•t:l~d jR~ l'f f "--- .... ~K l c o t.,.,. .,.,.)'8, He ror1 'iltlud.ed 1\l.a lDter~Unt Cklk with an Jrtlcle on "8oy1" taken trru 11 tb«!J worU o1 1 numbu OJ writ£"•-~. P~dent Hibbs tlli'nlr.ed P.1r . SUer for bi.s tllk and announcfd tllat the District Governor wol\fd be present on Sept fl . He JltPOrt · ~ that t~ aiana at tbe viUage limiu, W'hicb Weft erected ~Jy Rdlary, are Jbeing rop~nt!ed in the near .future. and serve-d the dinner were Mp:. ~g~t ~nd5 whenhhe f'i!turned to the Ja:hn Ketchka, Mrs. Romont Ea.t, me tates e started the prn- Mrs. Jack Bechtel, Miss Beu cram here. · Sa-nb(JM, Mrs. 1 J{llrr.y Cbt::~hor. The speukcr cm.phuslzed thu tmporta.N'e of the Scouts• "A goOO tU:rJI every dtt).·" and explalnt'd that the knot (ound on ·, 11\e lH!C~cloth or a Scout uniform lll)d ,also on a Jtet'()tld _class 6'00ee '\\'t're re.ntlnders or doing · the dally good turn. Two adult males arl' needed for ~evcyy Srout in tbe program according to Siler and he l'm· phasired the need for ·men to - volun~~ .. ::' to assist in t!te momy .pb11ees of the work. I .l•n-~ 1 f. aJJ Roundup -.;JO Geor~ Crowe. nite 219. Nlcklau.t M.d a 221 score. IDalallollon ood Motorial Exlro al Time Set lnatalled PAYMENT IN ADVANCE AND WE KEEP SET IN OPERATION All Seta Are Goad Reeondltlqned Sola PhUco and Admiral Trado·lno SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETMLS The southpaw al&o helped bia own cause by getting three biU ~~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, and a . sixth lnnln( _tHple that drove In Don Hoak wtlh the Unal Cincinnati run. The Redlegs .seor:ed ~wlce in the fu-st inning on a lingle by_ Gus BeU, I double .b y Frank RobJnS()R an e.m:tr' and a: aacrtflce fly by SUIIIMil USII CAJ CLIAI·UP SALI t.antuter. .N. ,.v ., month Bucs. 1 In clis~<~ssiufl the inter-relaliqn of Seou11 and llot.Mrian ~. ~11' . Siler tole' ol' the trip mllde in 19!0 by WiUi~m Boyce to a Rotary meeung In England. He bec~ert~e 1091; In tile log one nighl aral \Ui as8..1sted by a boy in uniform . :ic found that Lord Badeo-Powell 'h ad ertablis.hed Scooting in 1907 and was so interested In Scouting t. hat he forgot his Rct,n· meet- Ha1 Nlek-laua · of Columbu•. Ohio, in the final holt• of -the jlnlcPnatlon-al Jayc-ee golf tournament. Going ·i nto thtl l_.t round, Kon~tck held a- sUm \wo-ttroke le•d over the p1"41·low'ne¥ (Awrilc. The New York Jaycee tltUs.t carded 11 74 Friday for a thrce-da)' tolal of FOR ONLY ba a.eventl .w.ved etbe\r th liNt"; t1ona·l League when theY ra eu; for three runs in tbe ninth inntng to top the Milwauke-e Bnve• 3-2. The New York GiantA bea.t tbe' Cbicago Cubs, 3-2 in 16 innings. The_ Philli~ beat th~ card;& s..z. Pierce struck OU'i: sJx as IJe.c.ame the ma.jor's ftnt 17 game winner or the year and yteldedt BoJton'.s rwt in the fourth tnniq: whe Jll(kie Jerl.8en walloped his Hltb homer. ~e ~ix ,L SlOM K'd F m I S f0 Mexico Capture LL world T'It}e lei\· , slon-paeked flnlsb Wtl e~ted today betwetn. )ohD Konaek of RENT-a-TELEVISION f~ur hlts to notch victory of the season and his tbird over the Pirates. He nas a lifetime record of 18-9 againrt the . • (Continued From ' • • OM) Seoul oath . fellows:ltip and tum ~rk pnd • C'od~ o! llono.r whi<1il u ~ec»eMllcy to alf boyll. S1ler &~tl . t· h~;~ opp.vrttttn~tY that Scoutmg HH'es bn)'l ror ,.1 h '-I." <,. '"', f\ fot · l•hy~cai fitne-!ts, thil d. vu .. r:mwm c.r skill:i l!n!! ~~~U~;J par-tidpation in nutdOOl' life f~mt pennant hopes In w·ms certt·r·u~ate COLU~iUS,1 ~hlo1 trr-M Ch•ater, Ohio 1\'oon 1'111 Dark Nuxhall, who apeeiatizes In beatin~ Pittsburgh, y~lded nn~ aboUt - Rotary Cltlb. , Brooklyn Il<>dgen, mo..: w~Ue, j111t I. ILorenzo Davis' Tension Finish • Seen In Finals Of JC TOUI1Rey Trap ............ Still Targets Sunday- August 25, 1957 thll seuon. ~ I • , , turn wasted space into llTIA UVIIIG SPACE eoltcrt now," ·D'Amato pointed out The International Boxing Club wired Rademacher an offer of $20 .I'JOO or 30 per ~nt of the aate rcceiptA to meet one of four lop heavywd.ght challengers in New Vo1·k. These men arC' Alex Mltcff ArgenUna; to~ddi~ M~:chcn. San FranC'i!4eo; Zorn F·olloy, Phoenix. Arit.., and Willie Pa.strano, New AU&". 10 enapped the longeu lotJng !9treak ln the National Leag:ue 'They pjeked up two more runs tbe tblrd on Nuxball'a single, Johnny Templ.e 'a saerJflec, a polis, who still has many a trick hand, including Woody Call, Hank pwed ball and lingle• by Bell up his sleeve, likely will start ag- CiatworlhY, Dave Hindy, Bob Nel· aDd Crowe and W-ally Po&t's douainst Hartford. Hardway occupies son, and Bowie!, WQlfe could have ble. · the btdlpen, from which he de- bis troubles. CHIIOX LAST STAND parts to relieve Valentine regular· Billy Pieree is .back in the winAgainst Hartford last Sunday Jr. ning grove just in time to 1ead Wolte was the only Racinlte able the Cbicago Wblte Sox' JasttQ understand Hesson's corner dijeb stand against th.e New York DNe sJieing with two for four. Hesson Y>~~ees. "''M"'~ ~·IU~IIAtl'f. was using a very .Hharp knlfe, bow· The gritty little left bander, 1 ever. Miller and Bowles will have often a 8low fiabher, 11twwed be to be at their best to trh:k Racine atUI is i-n mid season form Fri· Into a similar bumilation. day night when be flred a four· Four of runs glven up hitter that gave the White Sox Douglas N. Avery, lntura·n<e 1 ... by Wolfe to Hartford in that tltle a 4--1 trilllnph over the Boslon -stitute School Dlreetor, annoonc· playoff game w~re unearned, com· Red Sox. Plertt, who held Ted IY UNtTED PltiSS ed today that Lorenzo D. Davis of ing home after the leaky Racine Williams bit1ess in four tries, the Davis-Warner Ins. Service hu NATIONAL LIAGUI thus moved the White Soz to W L Pet. Gl been. awarded a eeMi-ficate for stu- infield put men on base11 the easy witbln 5~ aames of the Yankees dy completed In the Fttndamentals WO> Milwaukee 74 46 .611 ' w'ho dropped a 10 ~nnlng, 3-4 dcSt. Lou~s . . . 88 tl3 .M2 1J% of ,Property Insurance Workshop, Middleport, on the contrary, has ciakrn to the Cleveland Indians. Brooklyn 60 M -!6:1 6~ Off,iee Prfocedures &hoo.J. an exeellant infield, anchored by The figures are still overwhelm Clniainnall 8~ 39 .512 121,1 The SC'hool was a 9peei.aliz0d Clatworthy or Bowlea at first, Ike ingly against the White So1' Philadeliphia ~ !Ill ~ .:JJ.2 12., training program f()r insurance Wilt or Tommy Davis at aceond, chances Of overtaking the Yanks New Yor'k ~~ 66 .4'1'2 17'AI WJL.I.JA;MSPORT, Pa. UP- A men and women. Eighty men and Olt.o U ar:e Stobart at abort, and -but the worLd cham-pions have Chicago 48 '1'2 .300 27 rags t.o r1c~es team from Mon· women .from .throughout Ohio were Dave Hindy at third. Jolt Uvee out of four in the West Pitl.sbll'l'lth 44 '7S . .3'70 29'n. terrey, MexiCO, '•rode the clQuds" reglsleTct-f. classe-s were heJd 00 Both games begin at 2 p. m. .and rould bet wi·thin -~riking Frlchy"a ·Raavltt · today after a t.eamm11te named 1 .f.h-e ea.mp 119 of Bowling Green cor~trlbution& will be asked. Clndnnati 6 Plttlburrh 0, Otte Angel pitched a .perfect, 4-0 vic- State University under the direc;:, Brooki)"' 3 Mllwauk~ 2. nite torY ovJr La Mesa, Calif., for the tion of the Stale ·Department ~ GIANTS STOP RAMS Phila<lelphla 3 St. Louis t, nile Uttle League World Series cham· Educa-tion and sponso~d by the LOS ANGELES UP -The · Na· Now York 3 ChiCa-go 2; 18 inh hke pionshlp. Ohio Assoeia.Uon of Insurance Ag· tiona! Football League champion .,rwlay'a CI•IMil ents. New York Giants fired their big St. Loula at Brooklyn The Monlen-ey kids. whasc dia· Local, Sltil.te, and national repre- p:uns Friday night to subdue the Cincln·nati at Ne,w Y'OrJt mond at hom~ is a roped-off 'Jum sentativcs of .the insuranee indu.s- Los Angeles Rams 24-7 In an ex· l9l PhUadelpbla area, became the rirst f()l'eign try att.ended the gradu-uation lun- hlbltion game before 60,094 fans Chicago at Pittsburgh 2 tclml to win the- series in the ll· clleon. Jn Memorial Coliseum. AMERICAN Ga y , .. o ..... old right under. made their btg 78 then lnve11tlgatlng before IPigntng New or. - ......,., · h k h '·h" ChiC'M"' ... 1Z48 ' +600 :1~ dreameometrue . b yturmn-g ae 1 for anol' er · na'"' · 1 8 ,00t<~>ii 021 l41Ai 18 ba.tter.s ln a r()W In the 11ix· PattersQn has InDicated be.._ · · · · ' ~ · 8. A~' · · • ~ lnn.tPif ,,l"me . l,o bJ!JCOtne the sec· ctoe~n't earo to fight a11ln · thili D~t ·~· ·. ~~ •:1: 110 , 110:. .1'7 · QJJd pitcher te toe 11 a -pellfoct year but In the Rame l)~ath says BaltimorP. . . . . . ~8· 61 .487. U~ game ln the se~les. He struck out he will do anything his manqer Clt!velantl ... · !Ni 84 .471, 20~ 11 , tncluding thl' final throe li8)'5. Kansas City · 4'1' ~ . ..38l :U"' batsmen. He got $120.000 for dc.fendlng Washington 46 1~ .3'110 32 hill crnwn agains1 Tommy HW'riFr1d•v'• l."ultl· t=ane Jackson; ami picked up an- Chlcngo 4 Boston '• nlte o1·her $2So.ooo· for b11tUing Rade· Ddrolt 13 Waabln.gton fo, nite mathor her<'. Cleveland ~ New York ;t, 10 inn., "We make only about ten een•ta nile o 11 Uu• dc,llar on any money we Ba~timore 2 K.ansas Cit)' 1. 12 Inn. SHOTGUN SHOOT \ over fivP. rounds . • ,,:."";;':; bUl'Jb .p itchers f« 13t hita a.s aouthp&w Joe Nux.hall Jhutout the Pkates 6-0 The win, ciO:Cionati.'s t.irst since Daily Sentinel, Pomel'<ly·Middleport, o ., Aug. :u · PITTSBURGH UP- The Cincl•· . .., . wben they invade CbloiiO nati Redlegs broke their 10 J'ame t« a tbree..gaome series Tuead~7 ~~':.',..u;:n~ '..... ' '1- • I KARR & VAN ZANDT . ' Phone 485 . . / Pontetoy; !)hlo WILLIE ~~ · i,O!IehY, s,TA.N I &EsSiE. Wlt.t e~ SO SURPRISED/ �' • f.-Dally SeDUneL Pomerliy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 24, 1157 l'lle D•Uv Sentinel Racine RedlegsSnap~ingSkein~ PlayoHS Start At Wahama . . ! Nuxhall Twrrls Neat 4-Hitter 1 . SPORTS DESK WRONG RECORDS • • • 8 Alan Y u...;.. Middleport, Galhpolis • d; Ch Are.Opponents I In First Roun • ampmlls . lftliii•W The curtain is all but closed on the 1957 Ohio dation baseball season excepting O'Shaughnessy · ies opening tomorrow at Wahama and Racine. _ Gallipolis Merchants, fourth place ~lub With a 6·6 meets the No. 1 team, the Hartford Tigers at Wa:hama. Oliver will have Gene Hesson and Luther Tucker in top for the tussle that were it 3' boxing bout probably wouldn't j Middleport and Pomeroy should hoiJer about their shorthanded condihon as compared to other SEO schools. Think of Chester, or more properly now , Eastern. Football has been kept ahve there for a number of years primarily because of the efforts of a few devoted adult fans. Now, with a fine new high school, and larger enrollment re. suiting from the centraHzed facility, expect Eastern to blossom into a power that soon could threaten the mighty in the Buckeye conference. This week Bob Martin , new coach, greeted 23 boys who answered his call for football practice. This is not enough to conduct a successful grid season against any kind of opposiUon. Yet it iS on a par with what Chester has had in the past sea. sons. 1 The Eastern Athletic A.ssocia-i a~ ·All-OVA Star team Saturday lion, 8 ay~ o . c. Bibbee-. me-t Mon- mght. Au~ . 31 a.t Bllt'htel Field day evt>llin..:. whf'n members were nd intrndu~il 1 the co h ac .its abig made fill"thero plans on proJeet: of tht• momenl. thc im-~ provement and ·m aintenance of thf' .thletic flel(l at the new con.r.olidatOO school under C(U\&lruclion midway between Tuppers Plaifi!!' and Chester. This field . in a natural ~cHin,;: quite as piclurf".;que as the Panthcr field which is a hon ~y. uJ roorAe. 111 ,Jmmediately tn the rear or the new building. BoundCit on two sides by sloped bank s an<l on the other- sides b)' lhc turninR: East Shade River. it has been graderl, drained and lhe strug~:le to get p·ass stirted h underway. Much remain.s to he don~. The l' ·l j Athldtic A>&OciRtlon, ll rturtcv'qr, will get It dnne, that's fiJI! sure. Eventually, !l~h'.J! an~! bleochers ue plann6fl In ample numhl'r to make It one or the £inc stadiums in Mc.igs County. Unofficial repoTl!l indicate the field probably cannot he used thiH autumn for lack or a turf. Pupils will not enter the !!Chuol until la1e fall or ea;rlv winter lf tile pre11ent ra1c o( ronstruction • ( I li i1 maintained. Tht' HwrtJord Tiger! , who meet u_nrlcr hghts, has four players bat· tmg .300 or over . 1'h ey are .....,ra "~ ld ' I· k M I' C ar , e 1 brother, at :392 wJlh five doubles, two. tl'1ples and one homer; Luther 1uekcr, .J53, three doubles and four homers (the lcag\Je leader}, Gcn(' Hcssnn, .342, one dQuhlr and a homer. and Buck T~nnant , .300. two douWes, a trtp-lc and two ho~cf'll. Don- Wolfc of Racmc and Ch~r­ ley Sloba.rt of Middleport wtll name thetr Stars k> OfJp()SC Hart· ford early next week . Besl<les that, cnv.labl_e batting N~ord, Hc.<os~n s pllchml record ttll.s sellllon 10 the OVA .. ln:ter• rupted by a sore olbow, IS Ctghl games won and one lost. ~e struck . out 130 enemy batter,~~ tn 81 lnmngs. Other regular bat!crs for the Tl·gcrs arc Bub SU~ors at .286. four drmhleli, nne trtple and one h~mer; Russell Roush. .2M:. one triple, one double; Bob O~ver, .234, th.rce do111ble~ .. one triple; Red Tucker, .26Q, Wtllls Duddi·ng .240, Bnh Layne, .200, one homer; J. Brudley, 172. Dor Clark, 1.. H-esson, R. Clark G. Roush , E. Van Mt"ler atld E. Robinson have appeared at the p-lAte only ooea,s.ionally . Rademacher Trades Gloves For • hi p 1 p R F I Is n:?: o e; atte,rson csts_ u Rade· SEA -.E UP- Pote ' " macher. nursing hlJ bru.ises, went fishinll toda.y. .• Heavyomlgllt ehBmpion Ftc:vir Patterson, can-yinft a sllgMI!-· dented crown, was on a train en route 10 New York. And ·the offe-rt~ of riches for bolh poured Into lou! fight head quartcn h1 the wake of Lhcir wild brawl here Thursday nigh I, In whleh the champion 1101 orr the canvAI\ In the IIOCOnd round to knock t·he challenger down seven -timea befQre winning In the dxth. But both the flghter11 and their advlsera were mwn about wl111t the future held. ''We have nothing Wl Lap Cor the lmmcdiatc future,'' said t'11~ D'Amato, mAnager M P11ttcnon. "All uaual we have many offerR. One of thc111c I• to richt Roy llarri! ht Tcxu." "Another Is to fight Zora Folley In Loa Angeles; another to -I'Liht the F.uropcan chamqlon. Ina:emar Johanuon In Chle•a:o. But we will do 11 bh of resUng, Middleport perhaps stronger now with Redleg bonus ' . . J1m Bowles In the hneup for sure, goes to Racme as the place team meeting the second place club. Middleport was on the season, Racine 9·3, plus a playoff Joss to Hartford the title . ly. While Hc~son 's fans will give Larry Little Foozy Wolfe with Gallipolis small odds to beat Hart- 11 double whammy ~inz going aford , anything could happen. Hes- e;alnst Middleport, wtll be favored s()n might get hit by lightnlhg, to squeak tbrQugh to a victory. In true. But Hartford fans wlll con· two outings this year be has hone cede nothing else hut Aueh a phen- collared the downriver club twice, omenon of Nature wilt keep Hart- 3-0 and 4-0. ford from meeting the winner of For 'Middleport it should be the Racine-Middleport game later Mii!!ky Miller starting wlttt Bowles for the p-lay.:rl'f tro'lhY cup. ready for a jam on the basel, or Manager Cbarley Stobart might reLeo Valent1ne, tne perennial pit- verse the order. If Stobart 1ets cher -second baseman ()f Galli· his, full routinge11t of sluggers on . I I Orlean~. "I'm fla!IC'rtd by lhe offer," ~tilt! RadcmnC'her. "bul I haven't made u.p .my mlnrl what I'll do In the future. I'm going ·to think it over whilo 1 go filhing ." lzaak Walton Farm 't/>fk.N!./1/f.l,q 11;# ~~~~-l!AW . P:D .S :At Institute ......... t.~W.~W.~~~W.~~~m~?~'f'i~W~ .......·~....._ m~~(I.~~C·_:;•::;: ~~~~~~~~J__ '/lfc'Jf/s~ ~ "._ $s.oo per Y•r••~\'t;.':ct~:. ~-="~~~~~-2 Y"' [,;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;.,.;=;;;;;'"""""";;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;~ OPTOMIITIIIT ~·~G~~.. ., w COMPTON • Offlee Roan: · . 0 D 1 lilt Com1 Sin~&, Ptmeroy 1 to lZ, I to I. (Cloie a& Nooa • Oil • Tb1IJ'I.t 811'1')' MWer, OWner VALUI!lS CONSULT US SOON · FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS! VDEdwards · P•.,. (Continued Jrom ,,,. One) the 30-day lj>rrn • Perth• Bass. Mil.ldleport , Wid , 52.CAP Cadets :u. · The citizens of SbCrman and Claq. XU, Western WQrkiug, Dennison, Texas, will be hosts to Okl~~ Lady, Fred Leitheit tcadets for several sQ"Iat ialher· Pqw.efl))l', 2f; Jim, BIU CoU!ns: ins:s during their sb,y. - · _: 1 Pomeray, 21 ; Shorty, Dann)· Zir· _H_~~Iro~_vlll,_c~·~2;1;~P~•=·s=to:I~P~c~<c~.~M~acQ~~u~ee~n~-~·~nd ca~======c-- DAIL Y l CRpSSWORD ·guem-.s of Mr. and 11rs. Largent were their Mr. aad Mrs. Bob Lar&an, Ootumlij.ls. ~ I.CIIp ' ~~~ j .. -c. .Half ... Ka s. ·~ .... . !OIIrurl G. Ideq e.omll1 1 1 i J2, . (Heh) ~N•b.t =' ' , ' 13."""' by 2'-H"""' .. •. ~ ~ver «A,ata) 11. SCent~ ot r , lt. Put· l~. WrtJer II••· ...,.,. actlOft (dial. I u. sur< 411' ,, . ,.,Wtt.,... .a..w tmptamem. 35. - • • 30. Elec;l:riflt4 34. ~ . parli<lo . U. ~~f~&UV. 12. River JOPlt (Atr.J 111. l,tet~r (Heh) 11.-- ' . as. Churi:h 1011 -&1. Crown ... ..... ""· Jun 20. Fable writer I waa secretary to the ' ot a lar1e Of(a.nlzatlo1 22. &'Jdlum (,ym.) ~. Poc:kolboolt ::S. Grlppem ... Gov. 8!!>1111 ot eoune, II the ruta ~ -· .teed '· IAI-ce .b.llld - • OUttit I dol (-..J ,., ........, Unland ... Jr. Sew. ... · , 13. Not I EVERY time I aee '-D beat flelda for ll4ot ~~ fq, ll outhtln be ILNep. - ·- e. ><euure 10. Q!\1' lhalll . We're mowing down . prloeel ·•v•~ll' oar Sil(l,,,, . ., ,, prloed to aell Nowl , IMrtgs • Lountv ;(I' Jail relened fo'r1dav . ~ n gomery, ari _~o'n ~~ug Mea11while. JU11tlct' Orindlt'y 1"'8011 • Malktn, ~~: I.Jttlt' Jul1uty, qld he filled Llndae)' ftqwt', Letart Mrf:d Lew'l~ . ( ltflon , 1Hi t'lJ:uos FaJtJ, $106 and coat1 anq gave him VI,l,l, W~tern Plea8m·e Pony over ~hree dan In J111 H for drivi n~ while 48 : Little ChiWlp, Donald (ilt· mk\Xitated; Ernest WalBon, forlhrte, Coolvllle RD . 31 : Llti.l~· f(lited a m OOnd for speeding· Soit, Gt'rald Gulhrie, <1!9; Pe t or Carl BUikam forfeited his $15 Mo1"4n~~le, Mrs. ~· - A Morgan , bon.d for foHC~wing too cloaely on and , Ltt~le Joe. Frank Bennett a_ hta:hway, wnd William D•vi 1 was Gallipohs, both 22; Cls8S VUJ , !med $2!l and cons for reckless Para<le POny, Red W:ng, Marilyn· operation. WallaC1J . Bu!falo, w. va., 38; Bachelor Boy. John Allensworth , All arrest11 had be('n made hy Middleport, 28. rhe state patrol . -------; ~lass IX. Walking IJora'e, Gay / Wilson, Good Acres Stables, Alhens, 30; Snowman's Lr.dy, Chari. es f!.ll)'ts, AtheDS, 24; Sun Sun(Con,lnue>d Fronf P1,11 One) .thine, Keith ZWnm~an, Albany, The annual jet Orientation Class S, Stake- or Keg Rltcc, Cour·se is one of the cqde.t ''Honor" Sbmiy ~eeks, Shade, 43: 9erald Guthrie, Coolville programs of Civil Air P.atrol which CIJSM XJ, t Pony Harne~. condducts the nation's' qnly youtb . ~ogram deaJgned. •P.Ceially to· ~~==:~~~:ShAron Pillsbury. Pt. ~hmulate. careers in av~tion and Baehelot Boy, John 1ts assoctated fielda. Jr AH!IIIII'YtOOD ,. tt. 10 daurhter mu,s\ ................. h++... - 31. Oel..tlll ..... 13. Ezclaata "· sweater iij<U!ful :l7. d~~'"" ·ttt4W" ;· -~~ ' Ki=~~ Cl.l DICK TRACY li'• . . .... ,. _,Hf-,-f-4- <t.'l(iil IICIWN l.~bl.... "' 'ft ........ ' lei~. . ' .... .. . . . • .-;·i' . j DAJLY cRDToQUcm;.:. Iiere'l, laO.. oi! , AXYDLBAAX& II LON. GI'J:LLOW beat at th~• prlce. 1954 OLDSMOBILE .......... · · .... · $1695· Per Week NO MONEY DOWN Super 88 2 door. Powerful Roeket enalne with Whirlaway hydra· matle drive~ Dark blue metlllic linillh with a while top. Good ·o ne Jttttr almply atu.da for another. Ill tblll amptt 4 .. . for the three L'-,. X for the two O'a, etc. 'SlnJie . . . . . -~ trophea, tbe lenltll and fonnatlOD. ot. u.e Wordl art- t11 ._.. a&ch day U.. code IItten are diffennt. , .. " · ' • ! white waU Urea. See It today. ERNII 1953 CHEVROLET .................... $795 210-2 door. Uaht blue and white two tone, A-1 motor! aoUd . body, cood tirea. atlndard abift, radio, belter. , . · • 11¥irle Au- BilBY _·--tt---~ • kl~. P.~,e:ror~ ~; Cla,u X:m, EngliSb Ple:;re, Mias Fancy, DorTRADE 0 ~ 11 NE\\j YORK UP- '11he New However, Gfficia,ls ca·u lioncd (!thy ~ . , Att,e.rfs, 33; Lpdy of vctJer>an that the entlf1 distrlbu{iun pfa- Sqcie-ty,• Mrs. W. A. Morgan" 30· York ~era tra_ded Karen G~ady: !lOaUe Johnny Bower to !be gram may be ~alted iq ijle event ~il l Mdlvane, e s. .on, 24; Class XV, Trail C1eveland Baron5 of tbe Amcri· Df a ma~o.r epidemic. U ~~ h•p-· pens, the govornmf'nt wq.uld dj- Clas:s, Sm_oky, Clar-ence Hanning, can Hockey League \9day !or Etl Oert tt\e thlpmenta from Oki6 __ ·to the dr.iek·en area. Choosing A C(ll'eer Is Up To The '{{idE$ Insurance of All ~~ E. !ad st. Phone 35-x Pom. 11eamin1 white wall Ures, d)tnafiow, n~w seat covers, Jt can't be 1953 BUICK .......... · .. · ...... · .. $995 er, beautlful white body wttb a black top. 1952 _CADILLAC .. · · .............. · mott.•tioh I ,., CUP OUf I .,4aemlln . lftl. coupon•;;• Vera Vll\ll Comedy 1: Cutton S.n. & -~8H IOCIIf;J· Z5·2f Grsce- Kally Bing: CJ:(utb)' Frank Sinatra Celett ltolm . I ' . . 2 door S&daa. ,Dark green finish, heater1 standard shijt for ~er IIU mllate, 8 eyU~er enline, lite new tlrea. A lood b'uy, ' $4.80 Per Week THE POMEROY CEMENT . BLOCK ~OMPANY POMEROY, OHIO 1955 OLDSMOBILE ·: ........ ·: ...... $1995 88 KoUday Coupe. Coral and white two tone with white Wall Urea, oDe -·• thlrp c:u. Joeal owa.er, bydtamatic drlve, 'radio• heater• a ......, 1953 PLYMOUTH ................ · .. · $6?5 9'an ~t 4 door ~dan. ~ 1tiat~PY.o smooth run niDI Jitue car ihat wt 0 •• ve you miles and IDJles 01 aervlee. Heater:· hi-drive ·· ~eat coven. Uke new 111'111. ' • '*'• I Gft'l 11\ter.lltd In l.ornln9 full detail• about )'(",fr ipttlol attic · rei'Mftllnt plan, PleoM contoct me ot onw. .1951 PACKARD ...................... $295 ~~------------------~----­ CUstom 4 door. BIJ roo:O, luzury car that rides like a ;·ireaia.. LtPt II'IJ' nnisb, uTtrtmaUe drlve, radio. be!iater, · · A~.~----~--------------_________________________ • ~~L_ .. 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Boy. abe's lotded with power 1teerin(, power bnkea_ ~wer windowa, poWer seat, dynaflow, radio, beat- If yoU' are In need of an extra bedroom or play roam for the thi~ I JUST SOLD RIGHT FIELDER M'l SUNGLASSES Cuatom • door. l'ord-o-matie drive, radio, heater, suappy V-1 eQrPoe, A &ood solid llttlc car. Try it today. ' .,..,ottlc_ ........ ,..... l.ook at - 1952 fORD · .......... · ........... · $595 ' ,. You Nil Iuman old, nog/ocred allltlnreoMw comfortclblo reom wltlt our \'eft kaltton ' of . the age Of eighteen, He also explained bow th.e Cub Scouts pro. gram gives them a tasfe o.f skills ani:l ScoutiJli teaches th('se skilb and the EXplorer Post .put~ into practiee the skills learned. us a ScoUt. Fifty·oi3h.t C1tb Scouts in Middleport In the ne>;t few years will Sunday ne{!d <! Sca:ut :rronp and Siler Willl.Jm commended Scoutmaster Robert .g randson, Mills and his :~sslstar.t.s ~or ~he . ·t ent and INCREASED PROPERTY Special 2 door Sedan. Flashy r~"d 11\d White fini1h set off with -llloSteve Cochran L\labeth Scott "THI WIA~N" • YOUR INSURANCE IS ADEQUATE TO COVER , 1954 BUICK ............ · ...... · · · .. $1195. aPOILIRI 0' THI ,ORRIIT (Naturama-Technicolor) POIIbOY le Sure ,,., AMIRICAN AIIOCIATIOH .~: Arrt'val Of Fin JC•nlln"'d Prom On•) . pt_her f~ture ltlebedule(l shipmeqts ~til , mcll\de the !-o~lowipg amounts for ~ : . 79,300 shots during t"-e ~st .two W~ 'of October. MO,()QO the sf!l'Grid two weeks . of ~; ancf 540,000 ·Ule r\J'$t. ~wo weeks ot Novllllbfl'. ;BY .~dfOII:~. ltte · oompap.y satq, lt 11 ho,Pfd theta wHI be Mr. SJler gave tile seven stag~; enou@. wlctiile to fill all orders of a boy's growth from birt'h to which ·have accumulated so far.· • ll!fl Wichita 9 M.fnnupolh 1 St. Pa.lll 5 lndllnapq.li,a: 4 Loul11vllle ; Omaha &. 10 Inn Denver S OharlestM 4 ..... Only Rod Cameron MeLhodiSt' women who pri!Jilllrf'd I Ledh.... Pom...,.. 11: Davtd Daut. f'ouu l'lea Sl.foN,h Columbus 3 Havana 1, ht 'I' Inn J-l•avana IS 'tolumbua I. 2nd Buf·falo 8 Toronto 4 Montreal IS RoeheRer 1 and ~1:1 ~n~ ft Fred ~~~~mrf IContinllftl llrOM P•IJI On• ) M.uWI . Ill. 1 Chill v w t p John ~IT 1ea cro leasur.f', Pome%y, 37 _e Te;:~~l:l lt~~~elt\.. Darst, P<llnl Plo.,.ut ~·. ,., a: Bill CoJliliJI, Pomer~) ~."D ','2' " · ClaD Vl , IIi talted P.:ngll11h, St.- 1 . heart ~fo 1 M 1 I You con hove thot second set in the chaldren's room, den, etc. E. IIIAIN ST. N s. .ncl•r'• G.""" BRltimo.:e at Chicago 2' · Bolton a.t Kanau Cit)l New York at Detroit Wuhingtofl at Cleveland 2 INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI Rlchmond 15 Miami 2. lit 7 Jon 1\lehmolwl 3 MI..,! 2, 2nd Kousck pill to~ethar rounds of 73-'1'2·'74 fat .ll\11 1~14, while Nick· taus. a little err.tdc. po!ried 18· 'tL·9L·1L Jo .•11fl01· ~1011 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION • ln fine Troop 245 alre.dy eet&blilltted in ttle town. He nld ths~ thh: troop would not be able. to hlpdie- ttte ne w that t;tther troop1 would be n~eded urrentlyUsing ' black boar~ Sile-r lbow t<d th ~.., 'd"" r e "'~N'HI ~ IJUU wlaJqb rep.ruerlled 1 ))oy end fhlo hQW. dh•tortion of !~ ill fliure llf(t•t:l~d jR~ l'f f "--- .... ~K l c o t.,.,. .,.,.)'8, He ror1 'iltlud.ed 1\l.a lDter~Unt Cklk with an Jrtlcle on "8oy1" taken trru 11 tb«!J worU o1 1 numbu OJ writ£"•-~. P~dent Hibbs tlli'nlr.ed P.1r . SUer for bi.s tllk and announcfd tllat the District Governor wol\fd be present on Sept fl . He JltPOrt · ~ that t~ aiana at tbe viUage limiu, W'hicb Weft erected ~Jy Rdlary, are Jbeing rop~nt!ed in the near .future. and serve-d the dinner were Mp:. ~g~t ~nd5 whenhhe f'i!turned to the Ja:hn Ketchka, Mrs. Romont Ea.t, me tates e started the prn- Mrs. Jack Bechtel, Miss Beu cram here. · Sa-nb(JM, Mrs. 1 J{llrr.y Cbt::~hor. The speukcr cm.phuslzed thu tmporta.N'e of the Scouts• "A goOO tU:rJI every dtt).·" and explalnt'd that the knot (ound on ·, 11\e lH!C~cloth or a Scout uniform lll)d ,also on a Jtet'()tld _class 6'00ee '\\'t're re.ntlnders or doing · the dally good turn. Two adult males arl' needed for ~evcyy Srout in tbe program according to Siler and he l'm· phasired the need for ·men to - volun~~ .. ::' to assist in t!te momy .pb11ees of the work. I .l•n-~ 1 f. aJJ Roundup -.;JO Geor~ Crowe. nite 219. Nlcklau.t M.d a 221 score. IDalallollon ood Motorial Exlro al Time Set lnatalled PAYMENT IN ADVANCE AND WE KEEP SET IN OPERATION All Seta Are Goad Reeondltlqned Sola PhUco and Admiral Trado·lno SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETMLS The southpaw al&o helped bia own cause by getting three biU ~~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, and a . sixth lnnln( _tHple that drove In Don Hoak wtlh the Unal Cincinnati run. The Redlegs .seor:ed ~wlce in the fu-st inning on a lingle by_ Gus BeU, I double .b y Frank RobJnS()R an e.m:tr' and a: aacrtflce fly by SUIIIMil USII CAJ CLIAI·UP SALI t.antuter. .N. ,.v ., month Bucs. 1 In clis~<~ssiufl the inter-relaliqn of Seou11 and llot.Mrian ~. ~11' . Siler tole' ol' the trip mllde in 19!0 by WiUi~m Boyce to a Rotary meeung In England. He bec~ert~e 1091; In tile log one nighl aral \Ui as8..1sted by a boy in uniform . :ic found that Lord Badeo-Powell 'h ad ertablis.hed Scooting in 1907 and was so interested In Scouting t. hat he forgot his Rct,n· meet- Ha1 Nlek-laua · of Columbu•. Ohio, in the final holt• of -the jlnlcPnatlon-al Jayc-ee golf tournament. Going ·i nto thtl l_.t round, Kon~tck held a- sUm \wo-ttroke le•d over the p1"41·low'ne¥ (Awrilc. The New York Jaycee tltUs.t carded 11 74 Friday for a thrce-da)' tolal of FOR ONLY ba a.eventl .w.ved etbe\r th liNt"; t1ona·l League when theY ra eu; for three runs in tbe ninth inntng to top the Milwauke-e Bnve• 3-2. The New York GiantA bea.t tbe' Cbicago Cubs, 3-2 in 16 innings. The_ Philli~ beat th~ card;& s..z. Pierce struck OU'i: sJx as IJe.c.ame the ma.jor's ftnt 17 game winner or the year and yteldedt BoJton'.s rwt in the fourth tnniq: whe Jll(kie Jerl.8en walloped his Hltb homer. ~e ~ix ,L SlOM K'd F m I S f0 Mexico Capture LL world T'It}e lei\· , slon-paeked flnlsb Wtl e~ted today betwetn. )ohD Konaek of RENT-a-TELEVISION f~ur hlts to notch victory of the season and his tbird over the Pirates. He nas a lifetime record of 18-9 againrt the . • (Continued From ' • • OM) Seoul oath . fellows:ltip and tum ~rk pnd • C'od~ o! llono.r whi<1il u ~ec»eMllcy to alf boyll. S1ler &~tl . t· h~;~ opp.vrttttn~tY that Scoutmg HH'es bn)'l ror ,.1 h '-I." <,. '"', f\ fot · l•hy~cai fitne-!ts, thil d. vu .. r:mwm c.r skill:i l!n!! ~~~U~;J par-tidpation in nutdOOl' life f~mt pennant hopes In w·ms certt·r·u~ate COLU~iUS,1 ~hlo1 trr-M Ch•ater, Ohio 1\'oon 1'111 Dark Nuxhall, who apeeiatizes In beatin~ Pittsburgh, y~lded nn~ aboUt - Rotary Cltlb. , Brooklyn Il<>dgen, mo..: w~Ue, j111t I. ILorenzo Davis' Tension Finish • Seen In Finals Of JC TOUI1Rey Trap ............ Still Targets Sunday- August 25, 1957 thll seuon. ~ I • , , turn wasted space into llTIA UVIIIG SPACE eoltcrt now," ·D'Amato pointed out The International Boxing Club wired Rademacher an offer of $20 .I'JOO or 30 per ~nt of the aate rcceiptA to meet one of four lop heavywd.ght challengers in New Vo1·k. These men arC' Alex Mltcff ArgenUna; to~ddi~ M~:chcn. San FranC'i!4eo; Zorn F·olloy, Phoenix. Arit.., and Willie Pa.strano, New AU&". 10 enapped the longeu lotJng !9treak ln the National Leag:ue 'They pjeked up two more runs tbe tblrd on Nuxball'a single, Johnny Templ.e 'a saerJflec, a polis, who still has many a trick hand, including Woody Call, Hank pwed ball and lingle• by Bell up his sleeve, likely will start ag- CiatworlhY, Dave Hindy, Bob Nel· aDd Crowe and W-ally Po&t's douainst Hartford. Hardway occupies son, and Bowie!, WQlfe could have ble. · the btdlpen, from which he de- bis troubles. CHIIOX LAST STAND parts to relieve Valentine regular· Billy Pieree is .back in the winAgainst Hartford last Sunday Jr. ning grove just in time to 1ead Wolte was the only Racinlte able the Cbicago Wblte Sox' JasttQ understand Hesson's corner dijeb stand against th.e New York DNe sJieing with two for four. Hesson Y>~~ees. "''M"'~ ~·IU~IIAtl'f. was using a very .Hharp knlfe, bow· The gritty little left bander, 1 ever. Miller and Bowles will have often a 8low fiabher, 11twwed be to be at their best to trh:k Racine atUI is i-n mid season form Fri· Into a similar bumilation. day night when be flred a four· Four of runs glven up hitter that gave the White Sox Douglas N. Avery, lntura·n<e 1 ... by Wolfe to Hartford in that tltle a 4--1 trilllnph over the Boslon -stitute School Dlreetor, annoonc· playoff game w~re unearned, com· Red Sox. Plertt, who held Ted IY UNtTED PltiSS ed today that Lorenzo D. Davis of ing home after the leaky Racine Williams bit1ess in four tries, the Davis-Warner Ins. Service hu NATIONAL LIAGUI thus moved the White Soz to W L Pet. Gl been. awarded a eeMi-ficate for stu- infield put men on base11 the easy witbln 5~ aames of the Yankees dy completed In the Fttndamentals WO> Milwaukee 74 46 .611 ' w'ho dropped a 10 ~nnlng, 3-4 dcSt. Lou~s . . . 88 tl3 .M2 1J% of ,Property Insurance Workshop, Middleport, on the contrary, has ciakrn to the Cleveland Indians. Brooklyn 60 M -!6:1 6~ Off,iee Prfocedures &hoo.J. an exeellant infield, anchored by The figures are still overwhelm Clniainnall 8~ 39 .512 121,1 The SC'hool was a 9peei.aliz0d Clatworthy or Bowlea at first, Ike ingly against the White So1' Philadeliphia ~ !Ill ~ .:JJ.2 12., training program f()r insurance Wilt or Tommy Davis at aceond, chances Of overtaking the Yanks New Yor'k ~~ 66 .4'1'2 17'AI WJL.I.JA;MSPORT, Pa. UP- A men and women. Eighty men and Olt.o U ar:e Stobart at abort, and -but the worLd cham-pions have Chicago 48 '1'2 .300 27 rags t.o r1c~es team from Mon· women .from .throughout Ohio were Dave Hindy at third. Jolt Uvee out of four in the West Pitl.sbll'l'lth 44 '7S . .3'70 29'n. terrey, MexiCO, '•rode the clQuds" reglsleTct-f. classe-s were heJd 00 Both games begin at 2 p. m. .and rould bet wi·thin -~riking Frlchy"a ·Raavltt · today after a t.eamm11te named 1 .f.h-e ea.mp 119 of Bowling Green cor~trlbution& will be asked. Clndnnati 6 Plttlburrh 0, Otte Angel pitched a .perfect, 4-0 vic- State University under the direc;:, Brooki)"' 3 Mllwauk~ 2. nite torY ovJr La Mesa, Calif., for the tion of the Stale ·Department ~ GIANTS STOP RAMS Phila<lelphla 3 St. Louis t, nile Uttle League World Series cham· Educa-tion and sponso~d by the LOS ANGELES UP -The · Na· Now York 3 ChiCa-go 2; 18 inh hke pionshlp. Ohio Assoeia.Uon of Insurance Ag· tiona! Football League champion .,rwlay'a CI•IMil ents. New York Giants fired their big St. Loula at Brooklyn The Monlen-ey kids. whasc dia· Local, Sltil.te, and national repre- p:uns Friday night to subdue the Cincln·nati at Ne,w Y'OrJt mond at hom~ is a roped-off 'Jum sentativcs of .the insuranee indu.s- Los Angeles Rams 24-7 In an ex· l9l PhUadelpbla area, became the rirst f()l'eign try att.ended the gradu-uation lun- hlbltion game before 60,094 fans Chicago at Pittsburgh 2 tclml to win the- series in the ll· clleon. Jn Memorial Coliseum. AMERICAN Ga y , .. o ..... old right under. made their btg 78 then lnve11tlgatlng before IPigntng New or. - ......,., · h k h '·h" ChiC'M"' ... 1Z48 ' +600 :1~ dreameometrue . b yturmn-g ae 1 for anol' er · na'"' · 1 8 ,00t<~>ii 021 l41Ai 18 ba.tter.s ln a r()W In the 11ix· PattersQn has InDicated be.._ · · · · ' ~ · 8. A~' · · • ~ lnn.tPif ,,l"me . l,o bJ!JCOtne the sec· ctoe~n't earo to fight a11ln · thili D~t ·~· ·. ~~ •:1: 110 , 110:. .1'7 · QJJd pitcher te toe 11 a -pellfoct year but In the Rame l)~ath says BaltimorP. . . . . . ~8· 61 .487. U~ game ln the se~les. He struck out he will do anything his manqer Clt!velantl ... · !Ni 84 .471, 20~ 11 , tncluding thl' final throe li8)'5. Kansas City · 4'1' ~ . ..38l :U"' batsmen. He got $120.000 for dc.fendlng Washington 46 1~ .3'110 32 hill crnwn agains1 Tommy HW'riFr1d•v'• l."ultl· t=ane Jackson; ami picked up an- Chlcngo 4 Boston '• nlte o1·her $2So.ooo· for b11tUing Rade· Ddrolt 13 Waabln.gton fo, nite mathor her<'. Cleveland ~ New York ;t, 10 inn., "We make only about ten een•ta nile o 11 Uu• dc,llar on any money we Ba~timore 2 K.ansas Cit)' 1. 12 Inn. SHOTGUN SHOOT \ over fivP. rounds . • ,,:."";;':; bUl'Jb .p itchers f« 13t hita a.s aouthp&w Joe Nux.hall Jhutout the Pkates 6-0 The win, ciO:Cionati.'s t.irst since Daily Sentinel, Pomel'<ly·Middleport, o ., Aug. :u · PITTSBURGH UP- The Cincl•· . .., . wben they invade CbloiiO nati Redlegs broke their 10 J'ame t« a tbree..gaome series Tuead~7 ~~':.',..u;:n~ '..... ' '1- • I KARR & VAN ZANDT . ' Phone 485 . . / Pontetoy; !)hlo WILLIE ~~ · i,O!IehY, s,TA.N I &EsSiE. Wlt.t e~ SO SURPRISED/ �• \ Just Whitt11n,g Or 11blp and Stud)', 8:30.ll 00 Specbl Mu.rne, Sumon, "Wby Do Chrllt· lall.i Suffer'" Nursery and Jumur Chureb for all children, Bible Study and Prayer 7 30, Wednesday followed by pllnning seaton for Lay Development Program. Making Something? mun1on and preach.lh.ll the Churcl. of Christ, Keno, ~very Sunday 9 30 A 14... iu.nday School and com.mu01on, 5~nd Sunday ID month 10 JO A M l'hurch communion and preachioa: fourth ~unday tn month 7 31} p If chu .... ll preachm& Th• t.nrl•tiu Cl - rch at H.,.._ lock Grove every Sunday 9 SO A M S•mday &hool and communiOn S...'<=OI,d Stmday m month 7 30 P M church .,Jeachml fourth Sunby m mourb to 30 A M churcb ~o mmunwn and preachmi - Churc:h Of Chrltt, Mlddl•port, Fred I Gardner, pastor Bible School, 9 30, Homer Rice, supt , Morning worshllJ, 10 30, sermon subJecl "Today Hath ThiS Scripture Been Fulfill ed", 7 30, EvenIng M-rvlce, sermon subJect "Hmdered Pra)crs" Wednesday , 7 30, Prayer m~tmg and 81ble study F1rtt B•ptls.t Chorc:h, Mlddl• porl, the Rev C E Hoyt, palilor. Church School, 9 15, Gerald Anthony, supt , Mornmg worship, 10 ll\ sermon topic "Jesus Sit· tlnil Beside the \\tell", Monday, 7 30, Middleport Cub Scouts Pack meeting , WednefK!ay, 7 30, mLdweek Prayer and Praise serv1ce. Mt. Mortah Baptist Church, Mid· dlcport the Rrv N D Bordon, pastor BJble School 9 15, Arlena Reese, supt , Mormn;: worship, 10 30 81" 6 p m I I •' EUB Ch~rches., M8rnlng Sh•r & Etll cl prbc Hcv Pastor Mornmg L1 ston Ha lley, Slar .Sunja., 3~h o vl 9 iS A M N.orrr.mg woe l>hip at ll A M MYF Sunday e\·e n1ng at B Prayer mei'LJng Thws duy evf'nmg Ent<>rpnse Sundoy ~chool 10 1U A M MoroJng wor sh1p ~ 30 A f.1 YF at 6 30 p_ M ~vemng worsh.tp 7 30 Pray'lt meetmg WL•dnesday 7 30 p M U9 C~ltrches., L•t•rt f•lls, Roler Mart!n, Pastor sunday School li 30 A M:, Worshtp Service 7 p \I ChrisUu Enaeavor alt«•rnah• ~uno. : s 11 t 7 30 p M. Chu.-.. h of th• N•ur•n•, $yra· cu ~e, i.o, K, Williams, pastor. sucday S<'houl 9 30 A M Mornma worsh tp 10 30 NYPS 6 30 p M , .• I I I (!: J ' •van.$te t~I I C it'rv1ce 7 30 P M Wednesday evening prayer meet 1"?. for l'u mld"»eek llnd 1ucsd8J iifl,.rnoon oraver hour Hou" of Pnyor, Ches.t•r, Su. day Sehoul g,ao A M Morning worshtp 11 A M Sunday eYemou worship at 8 P e Thursday 8 p Mrayer mec 1mg on • Bradford ... hurch of Chrls.t Sun1!ay School, 9 3~ a m. Lord's Supper irnmed•a.ely following Fre• Methodist Church, Rev. w. I H SLL,aw;baugh pastor, Laurel CtiH Sunday School g 30 Cl:~ ss mcctlng 10 30, fo MY .serv1~ 7 00 Prcachmg 8 00, Prayt' r mccttng Wee! 7 30 Hyscl nun sun<fay fAIRVIEW Rev Harry Plck.:ons, pa,lot Sunday School 0 30 a 111 , Youn g PeopleN mcetmg 6 45 p m Preachmg serv1ces 7 30 p m , J"rayer mcehng Wed 7 30 p 111 , Thursda} 7 JO p m East Letar• S S fl 30 Mnr nlng worshlp HI 45 Evenm~ wur~h 1 p 8 on the lsl, 3nl I 5th Sundays Prayer muetmg 011 1 Wednesday at 8 R•dne MJ 11 ton Chart ... Bu•h pastor, Services .':iunday 7~31} and ruesttlly 7 30 Church of Chrls.t, Pomeroy, B1blc School 9 3U, Richard Davit, supt Mornmg worship 10 80, Top 1c "The Eldership' Christian Endeavor u 30 Eventng service Daily Vacat!.Jn Btblc School Progt nm 7 .:iO. A•ortanlad Church af J••u• Ct'lr~tt of L•tar Day Saints, Old \VWll Flat!! , un Portland Roan 8-mda} Sfhool 9 30 am preachtn ~ lO 30 am 11 nd Btblc Sludy Wed""sday 8 pm. Pa.dor c w p 10 f f 1t G uc~t speaker sunday 8 • ,o 30, Joe Williams or Ironton Portland Church, RoMrt Codner, :aastor, AsJ't (laStor, EdHh Codner Servlces sunday 8 oo, Tuesday at 7 30 and Friday 7 30 I I I, ' ! I 'I d l iome whtttllng produces beautiful ca1 v1 ngs, useful articles or repairs, while othc1 Whltf!lng pJOdaces JUst Whittlings Whittlmg and ltfe have ccrtam simila11t1es Some ltves prove great gifts to mankmd ~eaders, sc1ent1sts, physiCians and muustcrs -to name but a few. Other lives .JUSt dntt or 111re "whittle d " away leaving nothmg beneficial or beautiful behmd. The t.:hurch can and often does lend a helpmg hand to put direction into lives that arc 4rlfting because of sume mu;fortune , loss or turn of events tbat has destroyt..'d faith The ehurch salva-ges lives and gives them direction Lind mccnttve to become useful and ad mlrablc Cltltcns If you kno"" of someone whose life has become mamly "whltthngs" who has not trted church attendance tor dn cttton and guidance, try to prevail upon hin{ to accompany you to serv1cefl You may well be r esponslble for providmg him with new boods ol hope ~tth the hope that it w1ll, 1n some measure, foster and help sus to1n that which i$ goad in family and community life, this feature is sponsored bv the business f1rms and orgonizotiOI'S whose names appear below. 'dam Groc. & Serv. S,n. Rutland Rd. ~omeroy, Allen Appliance Serv. 224 E. Main St J•omer()y Anthony Plumblag & Heating 140 Lincoln St. Mlddl•port Maxine Arnold Service Station Rock Springs Ro•~ Mulbe~ry Ave. l'omero) Baker Furniture Middleport Downing Insurance Agenty .•• • Middleport, Ohio Fife Refrigeration Middleport, Ohio Foreman & Abbott Custom )Built Kitchens Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Pom•roy, Ohio New Yark Clothing House Men's and Boys• Furnishings Pomeroy, Ohio ! I Ohio Valley Baking Co. Atkins Chicks 171 Meigs Equipment Co. I Makers oJ Holoum Bread R. H. Rawllnas & Sons Co. Your Dodge & il'i)'llloulh Dealer Powell's Sunoco Service Station Middleport, Ohio High Tefft Gas At Regular Price Hainer's Bakery ' Bread Bol<en 01 Good HunUngton, W. rv SERIES for Everyone "The ln•mcdiak! Answer To Prayer" WSAZ·TV Channel ·3 -IO:U a.m LAUREL CLIFF A number of fnends gathered on the Parsonage Monday evening for a farewell party, as Rev Harry Bates and l::unlly are moving to Zanesville rtfter ail: yean bere Icc eream , hom£ made cakes and kool a1d were served. Rev Wm Strausbaugh Will be put.or com lng year Mr and Mrs Marvin and grand son Bobby Allen were gu.ests of hl8 brotb.er Orville Allo:!& and wlf~ 1>---IJra!Iy Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 24, near Belpre, Ohio and were Sat· urday evening and Sunday guests of her brother Mr and Mrs Freemont Stevens. 'Mn Holland Ward and son of Rutland and mother ,b.lice Wnd, was transferred to Dexter, Ohio this week he spent Wednelday even.illJ with hi!'> mother Mra. Ward Also her son Holland wu a Sunday vleltor were carpenter work for Mr and Mra. Wellston, Otlio, Tuesday Mrs 'Ward and ann to consult an eye •Peci&llit and Mr Ward to see a doetor Mr and Mrs Henry Barlette and fanuty of Wellston, Oh.to and Jenkins of mother Mrs Minnie Ratcliff were Tuesday gue&t of Ulelr slater and daughter Mrs Ernest Ward and family of the Dexter Road Mr Earl Stevens of Canton, 0, who has employment there spent from Friday until Sunday \Uth hiS parents Mr and Mrs Free mont Stevens Charles Barnette of Detroit, Mic!l, Vllntcd friends at Eno Sunday and to look after the Barnett 1n Mr and Mrs Erneat Powell and three chllren and Home:r Powell were guests of their ncltt and famtly at S3.Iem lnd for past farm week Mr Chas Hoffner and family Churc:h Of The Nuuene, Mid· of Logan were guests of her pardleport ,the Rev Robert Palmer", ent.!l Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker pastor Bible School , 9 30, U!ster Wyatt Schafer of Mt. Vernon Taylor supt Mommg worship, was a weekend gue11t of his par10 30, 7 P m NYF'S, 7 30, Evange ents Mr and Mrs Norman Schafh5hc serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30, cr He was accompa01ed home by prnver mcetmg, Sept 4·7, the Rev bls son Da\oid who b,ad spent the Langle} Gullett, Nelsonvlllc, Will past two weeks wltb his grand conduct speeut.l 1 ~venlng BervJt'e&, parent! Other guests at the Sch Sept 8, sonJ:" fesc .... l at 2 30 w1th afcr home were Mr and Mrs .all smgers mvrted Verne Story Of ColumbUf ,and _ Churc" Of Chrht In Christian Mr and Mrs Clarenee Ackley of Un1on, Mtddl('port the Rev Guy Ward F Sa}re oastor Sunday School Mr Olen folfe and family l apen~ 10 am i~eo C{lll supt Evange: a few days the paat week with his hst1c serv1cc5 7 30 W'l2dnesday mother Mr and Mrs Geo Renahaw 7 30 B•ble study class and attended the Mcfp County Huth Maf~odlst Church, Mid- Fair I dleport, the l.ev C R Konlmght, Mr C F Hilt and son Bru« pastor, on va<'rtllon Sunday Sc)l- were over mght guests of his ool, 9 30, Harold Woollgerd, as81B-I mo>tho" Mrs Belle Hell ,Mre. Hilt tnnt supcrmtendent ~e home after a viat in ColumFirst Pr ..hyterian Church, Mid· bus dlepurt, the Rev Howard RupTom Sprouse IS spending a few pelt pastor on vacation Church day11 Wlth h•s parenta Mr and School, 0 30, John Fultz, superln- Mrs Chas Sprouse. Tom is in tcndent U S Navy Church Of Christ In ChrJ,tl•n. Paul Jaeobs and wife wen Unron, Hobson, the Rev •tt.:.,H. Saturday mght guests of has par Cart, pastor Sunday School 9 a ents Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs m, Anme Muhler, supt., Morrung Attendall(e at Sunday School worshtp hrondcast lO-ll am.; 7 30, Aug 18 was 7~ Offering $12.87. Evangelistic serv1ce~. Wednesday, Mr and Mrs Mearl Harris and 7 30, Prayer mccttnl two children of St. Albans W. Va Church OJ Chnlt, &n~bury, Ed- werf' Sunday guest! of ber parent8 ward Emerson, pas tor Bible Sch· Mr and Mrs. Geo. Renahaw. ool 9 30, Thurman Larsey, supt , Rev and 'Mrs Harry Bates Mornmg W(•rshlp 10 30, Evenmg Hershel and Harley were auppcr scrvtce 7 30 guestt: of Mr and Mra, John Diehl United M•th.odis.t, l!u~n• Monday, Mfll. Alic:e Moore calied Drown, pastor, Sunday School, Sunday_ 9 15 AM Theo Smith, supt Wor Mr. and Mrs C. R K•rr moved ship 10 30 1.1 m Subject "GOOD to their farm Satu~ay News" The choir wall be hack to Rev. and ~ra. liarry Bates anti present spee1al music for our 1ona were dinner gueats of Mrs church the first Sunday 10 Sep Josle Turner and Mrs. Georgia lembcr Huff Wednesday F1cltr•tad Chuutt, $un~•Y Rev and Mrs. Wm,SLraWLbaugh School, 9 13, Norman Kloea, Supt •nd chlldren werrr twer nlgh1 Worahl(l scrvtcell, 10 30 Mr a;uests of Mr and Mrs. Peirl George Siddall, guest speaker Jacobi Wednesday Cttrls.tlan Scl•nc• So.:laty, 1« Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy 'Morning service at 11 w1th MtND the sub Mr and Mrs Delbert Redman Jcct ol the Lesson Sermon and of Leon W Va were Sunday the Golden Text 0 the depth of the r•ches both • of the wlsdo~ gue11t1 of her sbter Mr and M:ra, and knowledge of r.orit bow un- Eiorl Gardner and famliy Carolyn Gardner of Columbus, searchnblc are h1s judgments, vacation and hts IWa)S past hnrhng out' Ohio, .spent last wook with her parents Mr and Mrs Homans 11 3~ Wednesday evenEarl Gardner and famtly _ lng service at 8 The pubhc is Mr1 Barbara Gardner spe:nt cordially mvtted to attend. Read· mg room w1Ln stlie entrance lo· se~eral days in Columbus, Ohio cate at the rear of the church vuuting her 11i11ter in law Mr .and open to the public on Monday and Mrs. Jesse Cavea. Mrs. AKnea Steven• of Detroit from 2 l9 4 PM. Alfrad Mlt~odl1t Church. R1Y. Mich. spent · from Saturday until Mr1. R M Grove, pastor, S S at 9.30, Sunday with her mother IJGyd Otllm~cr, Supt, Worship ,Alice Hand, 11ater Mrs James Smith and ~rvaces at 10 4!!, With Rev. Grove brlng1ng the Meuage, Sunday Clara and nephew Charle11 BarnServices at ell of Detroit were htre for the afterl'loon from 2-3, the Elmwood Real Home, Sunday Barnett reunion on Barnett.s rid~ eve at 7 30 rcj;lular mcetmg of the M Y F, Wed e\'e at 7 30, Mid-week Pl llYN servtcc& Ftnt B•ptltt Churc:tt, E~at Main Street, Ralph C. Zundel, Ppstor, Combtncd Service of Wor-- ' ' Mr. and Mrs Robert Hershman who has employment Jn Clncmnatl, Chao .spent the week end at the1r far:m and VISited b1a parents Mr and Mrs Hershman Mrs Carrie Vonshmdta. of Ches ler, Oh10 who has been ltelpmg to •are for Mr and Mrs. Lynch-her nstu 1eturned to her home last week Mrs, Lynch 5til1 ~ remams very poorly at th1s ttme spent Mrs. Barbara Gardner Tuesday 1 night w1th her fnend and neighbor Mrs Alice Ward at is the fin.t tlme m 6 years for Mrs Gardner ':.0 watk a distance on account of her heart Mrs Allee Ward IS very poorly and under a docto1 care in Wellston, OhJo, while her doctor iS away, she bas a lil'riOUS k1dney ailment. Ernest Ward Jr who has R R. @mployment m Corning, Oh10, No motor dr1ven bicycle or motor scooter may be dnven an th1s ~ate Without an operatm';; h cense, espoctally designed and easily Identifiable by all enforce ment ageneJCs, on and after August 27, 1957 Jeffrey also noted that no apph~atl.on can be proeessed pnor to this 4ate. The regulatiOns and prDCedures that 1 have been dl•Yelopltd are now in tbe hand! of all State Hi&Mvay Patrol Posts and deputy-registrars tbrOH&:hout the &tate I'n.'ltruet\ons b1ve been leauecl by Col Morltt aM Registrar Braden that w11J not petnait aoy deviation from any of tbe aew, special procedures. Following the sahsf.-ct~ completion of thP. pre-exammation, the apphcant wtll be g~ven a form certifying that fact. This form ls to be presented to any Deputy Regastrar In the state \n "appllcation for temporary permit to operate a motor-dnven eycle" If the apphc&nt ts a minor, a parent or guardian must be present Lo af!lrm h1s age and offer an affidavit for personJl rcspomub1ltty. me~pshootlng. $15.95 I CAMERA FLA5HOL.IIIf.R $4.25 ELBERFELD$ '· FOR BEALT_B and PEP, and what's more It ha, a taste that's Is just fine with : Great, Served or when you Flavored or "Str,iglit"l dine! • • pay 2% lntereal OD Ytllll Sa~ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company •qUALITY FIRS'r > }>. I ALW~YS" r Furthermore, the law stipulates tbat tbe vetuclc to be used must not have more than ftve brake ho!'lepower A smtable decal obtainable from the dealer who sold the veh1ele, certafymg thi.!l maximum brake horsepower must be afflXed to •t and properly shown Incidentally, it ts rem111sa.ble to US'! a veh1clr. of tbls kind, wltb a brake horsep9wer that has been reduced to tite •The temporary or learner's permit, for which the regulAr fee of fifty cents is charged, is valid tor a period of th1rty days, and entitle• the applicant to operate the cy.cle, but not on a street or highway and only during daylight bouts. When the applicant feels ready to take the reJU}ar drivj!r's l~eense e:xamlnatlon, he returns for such an 11ppointment to tbe ex· amming station of the State Hlib· way Patrol Upon passing satisfactorily thitl examination, the appU· eaat w11l receive a 8pecaal form, which will entltle bam tG obtain from the Deputy Registrar the Uee~ to operate a '"motor-dnven cycle." A spemal liccnae form wHI bf issued to the apphant. The ap· pUant, If a minor, must again have: his part~nt ,or guardiat:l present to aecept responstbiUty. The cost ot the Ucenaes is one dollar. "drink a glass of Bealtla" • I have now been completed by George Braden, Regiatrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Col Fred Moritz, Su'P('rmtendent of the State Htghway Patrol, accordJn& to Jef{rcy, whose department adm1msters these two agenc10'11 • Don K1b!Jie ot Ea"t L1verponl ~pcTJtt Sunday here w1th hiS 11unts J\(IS.!Ics Katf:' am:l Lu.cy K1bhle Dudl ey Chcvalter and son Vl.!l1Led Sun1tay 11L Tuprx-rs Plains With their uncle, Elmer Hull and HAS FOOD VALUES GALORE ] ----- ' Director Jeffrey. joined by Col Moritz and registrar Braden, 1Is6 poi.nted to speeJal provisions in another law, which sacs lnto ef· feet September 16, I9S7 Th1a I& the junior probationary driver's 11ceme act. One of the- ~bons In tbil law proYides that the registrar or motor vehicle• shall revoke the junior probationary or telltricted ll~l}se or tbe license to opt!r· ate a motor-driven cyalce of any one undet Jhe aae of lJ. who hu pled tullty or been eonvicled or ldjudged to bave committed a total of three separate motor ve· hicle violations. The lice~ will remain revoke for • mtlllM"um'..period of one yeat, bUt aot restored before the operator reache.t bis etehteenth birthday. 1 fte billbw.-;. safety Qepartment l also empbamed tbat a license to [! drive a motor-driven cycle canD.ot be cGnVetted to another ty~~ llcenBe· Ucenae plate requ ments for motor scooters are wne as for motorcycles. Motor bieyelel nee~ Qut bave any ltl.te platea~ l!owr.ver, local ordinaneea m•Y proVIde fot cll.y or eoQQtJ plalel· ____ • -Z6 1957 -------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- --- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Monday, August • ' ra s PROBER DELVES INTO 'CURIOUS RELATIONSHIP' Drivers licenses for the operation of motor scooters and motor-dnven bicycles, provided under a new state law enacted by the recent 102nd General Assembly, becomes effective Tuesday, August 27, Gordon Jeffery, Director of ihe Ohio De· partment of Highway safety announced today Plans and procedures for the issuances of these licenses Convenience end depend~bilily of relle)l pieture-lokmg - cl mod1st cos~ Blo. bnlltont viewfinder pr"ev1ew1 your p1dur•s. Focutet from 3 V1 fut to Infinity Bri~htnen •elector moket adjustments sure end 51mple. Ta~es flo5h, too- for 2.t hour DIPINDS ON YOI: llember -~- Motor Driven Bikes, Scooters ' ~me Under New Licensing Law Mrs MJol.c:lrM Santee of Galllpohs spent a few davs h~ w1th her .parents, Mr JWd 1\lrs J S. Marks PaulcHa Rllchte o( Success: spen1. several days last week wath the AI rred Cas.hdollar family t Rqgcr and Chuektc Meredith of Bevct'ly arc the gucst.s oi the•r uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs. Ernest Wh1tehea(l u;l troversia By Mtn Luc:y Kibbl• Thfl A,, ~t rt mrclll!g or the "Bn'thda v ll ub wa ~ held recerrtly at t ht' h orn !:' o.f Mrs Pbyllti:i Hetzer the ud -a..; to bemg m honor ,.f the bJrthd~_~. anruvcrsary of Mrs Nellie Wtlson A gift exC"hangc and game.s and refTcshmcnb were the main feature " Augu st Morr•son and h:mlly, Frank Tllwnsend an,j wife, Me Arthur were gue•ts Sunday of Mr and Mrs B E Edward~ Mrs Joan Huntlev of Mansfield VISited recently w1th her aunt, Mn W S Posey ware NO. I --'------ REEDSVILLE ' Member Federal VOL IX she 111 suffertns: w1th blood clots of the stomach ~ We Devoted J'o J'lte I•teruta 01 fte Mefe•·M...,. Are• Fred Austm hn Ledley Rtdge Mrs Harry Hershman of Bull Skm Hollow 1s Ill at th1s writing See !! hat Jou gel _ De Luxe Model gelzvhat ) Oll see II;/$/-% snacks enttne ly UNITID PI:IIS OhiO Generally la.Jr IRd WatmtT today MosU)' fair •and aomewh&t wanner tontJht exeepe a ch.. nee of 1 rew widley scattered tbun(.er!thowers in the extreme northwest late tonight Tuflday partly cloudy wltb letlltered thundenhowen Ltltel)' and tumiD' cooter Hi&:h today 77 to 83, low to night M to 64 __;;__-....: Samuel Dyke Rutland 111 doing V~~NCAMERA Va. Milk at y - -- • Special Meetm• ~ • ht CalledTomg t) ~ that Spec~alist 3C William S Girard fired "two or three times" at other Japanese before he fJred the shot that killed Mrs Naka Sakai and started a pa&!>JOnate mternatwnal controversy The prosecution read its statement on the opemng day of the trial At the end of the day, trial was adJourned until Sept Ourtng the openmg moments G1rud pleaded innocent to manslaughter charges and hi• attor· ney made a motion to get the case thrown out of Japane.!lf' courts The proseeuhon statement ~ld that on tJ:ie !arne day G1rard fired IIUJUSSIOD at Mrs Sakal he also fired at the feet of a man 1dentif1ed aa tsamu COLUMBUS UP _ The OhiO Yadoyara and at scrap scavengers Publtc Utilities Comm 1511100 today 1 named ToahiZO Koyam• and Kat· authoriZed the Genenal Telephone suzo Kanae Co of OhiO, tbe Commonwealth Nintt WitNuet To Ttlltlfy Telephone Co and the Citizens Chief Proeuntor prosecutor Yo-Telephcme co o.f Coolville to e:r. !h!ro Konawa announted he would pand their ope1ating a~s in call nme WJtne.oo. to testify' inMeigs County eluding Girard s Aryur buddy Specialist 3-C VIctor Nickel of Tbe PUC ordered the three In Inkster, Mleh, wbo · was with Gi· depeDdent companies to f1le re- rard at lbe time of the shootulg v1serl boundry map~ and mcor The proSL~ut1on charged that· rporate t be areas pres£1ltly or Ctrard lured Mi.s Salt:a1 toward lttrmerly served bY tbe var10us htm by throwing out used carrnutal tl!'lephooe exchanges m the tndges and caning "mama-san, County takusan ne (•oman, plenty eh )" It charged he f1Md one shClt at The order affet1s the Danvtlle , H1deharu Onozeia, who was w1th Dexter, H.amS~KJvLile, Darwin With Mn &:!.kai, just mura1ng -t1s Guys ville at1d Sumner areas feet, and tht.Jn loaded his grenade M(l{l<ern telephone servtce will launcher agam replace subscriber-operated telc It s:ud Gltard ran toward Mrs phone systems, sortt(' of WhlCh Sakal, sh.outmg, "get out, bey," were established nearly 75 years and fired from a die&ance of about ago e1ght meters (e1gbt yardl), bitting her tn the b:~ck. Judge Ju~o Kawachi adjourned the first day's session after the 0 prosecution C'Ompleted ttl operung ltlltement. • ' ' ' " ' O.w..l 1IIPtMtl ;(tials ~u-lly rutvfot /' L\.:_ _ '"WI moflt.la With rrequenl aad lengthy reeesses However, Judge Kawachi bad promued that he would speed Middleport Poliee Court .Quring up the tnal as mzJCh as p08stble the past week end expenenced on('; without mterfermg With the prollf Its hghtest pertods, according eedure of the eourt and the f.:urto Pollee Ch1ef LeRoy Bartrum ness of the treatment of the deEl12.abelh Yonker, 32 Pomcruy fendant tn a. hear1ng before 1'118)or C 0 Judge Kawacbt reserved decl· Fisher, pleaded guilty 'to chargt.os sion of Intoxication and wae rmed S5 It was the J'#rUJdlchon Issue that a-nd costs whieh were p.:nd and the ~parked tbe controversy In the defendant released United States With congressmen Harry Butcher 42 of ~hddleporl and veterans' groups cnticizing and Charles Allensworth, ~ or the Umted States for turrung Gl· Middlepor:t arr1111ted by Middleport rard over to Japan. The u s. suPoltr.e for mtoxacat1on were slated preme Court ruletl tbe goveament for an appearance m Mayor's Court bad the right to take 1ucb action. tonightbut the trlhca demanded tbat the status of forees agreements, Which gave the admiAastration tlJ.e naht, be thrown out G1rard, 22, of ottawa, m , was accused of shoohng and kiJiing Mrs Sakai, mother of s•x children. on a U S Mrny fmng range Jn January wh1te she was gathenng sbell castmgs to sell I'll acrap metat If convteted, G1rard faces a No one was InJUred m a three pos~ilble sentence of from two to car collision Saturday evening on 15 years Imprisonment W Mzm-st opposite the Crow 1 Dec:IMH In~• Steak House, but two of the ears G1rard dee~-ed hia innOC"cnce at Involved sustawed damages total- the opemng of the trial wben ling $140, accordmg to poh!L'e re Judge Kawchi asked him tf he ~d ports anythmg to say. Pollee reporUI lnd1cate that the Girard spoke in a voice almost. t!lttldent occured when a car dnv immchble to spectatora in the first en by Cecil tJ_ Wtse, 28, HarrJSO!l- row seaU. v1lle crashed 1nto the rear of a car "1 did cot scatter sheila or 1ure driven by Allen K Page of M.iddJe- anyone," he Slid. "I did not mtea<J port, whteh m turn htt the rear or to burt anyone. I was carrying out a ear drwen by Burdell McKmney, my duty defendmg the Dnlcbme 3'7, of 477 S)TCiimore st. Middle- gun I fired over their head!J to scare them. po, rt Police aa1d that the BC(Iden.t w&s "I have one thtng to say,'' Gioa.used when WISe turned his head rard sald "It ~ was an ac:,::ident, to watch a rerti" door of hL~ car and I am sorry tb1s OCCUI't"f!d." WhiiCh \WS commg op~n The e.an Some 300 persons gathered driVen bY Page an d McKwney wben Girard amved. were stopped at lhe ttmc of the There was no CommotLon outside mkhap th~ courthouse, but a self-appoml· Passengers 1n the Me Kmney car cd Japanes~ ctlamplon lor G1rard were K-athryn MeKu1ney, ::12 and passed out leaflets demandmg a Peggy Ann age 7 and Lewts B Me llght sentence for the Amer1can soldier. Kinney, 01ged 2 No , rrest were mad,) bY pohce - - - -- - -- • Te}ephone MelgS 14 Meigs County Youths Compete In Ohio State Fair OOtai*.Jat<dt' susan Grinstea • d Funera} serVJCe • I I T Be Wednesday I Seven Arrested In Area During Past Week End New Servi.Ce Is Introduced At Crow Steak House I I Seven Prisoners ~scape Jail By Sawing Out In W. Virginia stJ Churches Plan Harvest Festiv:d Sunday, Sept. 8_ -a. 6 • G•JVen • Expans100 Co • • OK ' A speCJal meeting of the Pomeroy Village Council flas been called for ~nidlt at 8 P- m.. fa the eouncil ch•mber1 to eonsider spe· Tt!a.rnst:en in New Tork. (l --Bow~) etal leglslataoa, not Laktn under adYilement Iut week due to 1 fallure to multer 1 quorum. Aecordin.c to Mayor E. r Rubin,on, legislation to be presented before Council tonight will con sUit of (1) a dbcussion of the aummoM &SlUed to tbe Counal and M•yor to appe:ar before the Oh10 The 1957 }lason county Fatm You,tb show wtll be held on Water Pollutioa ~trol Board on [j i' r ;'*luit ~ B c,•.., a~9t.roltted ~-~ Frl.fl_ay Satauday at the ·Nttlionai'IQooeoQ Armory on Stale er ot Racine, lfassed away Satur- Route 62 near Point Pleasant Sponsoring the show is tb~ ag- or lhe ........!It' to tltHRp uatreated Into the Ohio RiYfl": (2) day a\ his home ricultural committee of the Point P1Fasant Chamber of Com· sewage consideration of legislation for He 1s ~urv1ved by has wafe, rnerce the platmg of wetght hmits upon Blanche; lhrec sons, George B, The show includes as exhibitors only members of 4-H Clubs, certaan Pomeroy streets whiCh are currently undergomg a resurfacof Blrmingh~m Ala , Clyde of Co-- FFA Clubs, FHA Clubs, an d mg and (3l the readmg of the prolumbus, Oh10, Earl of Ra•ine and Home EconomiCS students In Maposed budget for the forthcomlflg nme grandchJ!dren son County According to the year. • rUl!!s of the show, such members He had been a member of lhe I are to exhtbtt on1y the bona f1de I At Middleport the village coun· ell may al-50 be called Into special Oak GroVf:\ Melh.odlst Church. for products of their own specific pro-the past seventy-fiVe years and Jects or class work sesaton tonight to consider what served as Class Leader and Sunday I Developmg the organization of action it may take in response to With Wednesday being the day School Superlntendent in the 1 the show and the appOintment of 0 the order of the Oh1o Water Poilu on which Metgs Countlans will Churi;h School for manyJ years other commtttees has been the tlon Control Board to show eau 8c show their aptitudes and wares at M~ Cross was the la'St survfv. General Comm1ttee headed b)' Funeral servtces w1ll be held Rl wh}' thelT sewage perm•t should the Oh10 State flair, 14 youngsters lng member o£ the L uctus Cross WI 1ham Cregory, County Agncul- the St Paul's Lutheran Chu.-.:h In not be granted. rrom here will be compebng m familf of seven C•!lldren tural Agent, and Russell Priddy, New Haven Wedonesday at 2 p m The Midflleport counetl and c t 4-H Cl b for Susan Elizabeth Grinstead, 81, MayGr have been ordered to ap· the Jumor Fair Achvltaes Funeral services tmd~ the oun Y u Agent. Others or New Haven who succumbed at pear before the state board on Janet Knight of Chester So-Sew d1r~bon of the Ewmg t:'uneral on tbe committee are Clifford her home Sunday 111 ghl October 10. Club will present a demonstration Home, wtll ..__ held at P m. on D unnM, Pt Pleasant vo-ag teacher, 3 uo; J 1m 1tcb 11 4 H The deceased, the daughter of Tueaday at the Oak Grove 'Metho<: repre&cntative, the late MIC'h:ael and Ma Ann on preparing of a rehab d1sh Madeline Brown also of t h e d1st Church Burtal will be 18 Ray Crank, Farm Bureau; Charles R h G st d b ry N Chester Club Will p;esent a demon Green Wood Cemetery. RPv John RSperowO, hJiohnV 1K ay, and Harold , H~~~n ~~~ob~~ · ;as .,. 1 18 7..on ;~d ~:. 1ey Exper•mental • El d 'If If oss, o a . l tl lh d s ra on on c care an US'e G\· woo WI o 1c!atc St ti , M s1dcd there for hf!r entire ltfel•me 1 1 Friends dairying utensils. may call at the res!· 'C'Aa_ on, r~ ..Etrve yln Brake, Home She was preceded m death by he< d - Oak G CA.vnom1c1 "ff's uc or, Mrs. Pat Janet Wolfe and Mary K John· ence 1D rove Gregor, Mrs. Lester Jordan Jan· hus band RIChRrd, In 1948 son of Racm~ Senior 4·H Club will SurvlVIng are six !ons Thomas 1ce Jordan, Mar,¥ Ann a'Ggers, present a jomt demonstratlon on Juhlmg McClung, and June s~en- or New Haven; Harry of Hartford the preparation of sweet dough. cer, 4-H club agents Garnet War- Clay, Letart, W Va, R1cbard, Can ' no accadents ar other In tbe .!ltyle Revue, Rose Greenner, SCfl'~tar:y to th€1 county agent ton 0, Walter, New Haven and Although :o~lees of Columb1a Make-It 4-H wdl Glen sm1th Wahama High Robert, Albany, o. Four daugh- business <lisrupted the tenure of modcl a complete costume School vo-ag 'mstructor John ters Mary R Aumi.l:let.~ Hartford the county jad over the week end V1rg1111a JDhnson of the Racine Sayre, pt Pleasant Cha~ber of Helen Kmt~p. New Haven, Ella Sher1f{ Robert Hart'enbach. still 4-H wlll model a aports outftt. Co11meree, Mrs Betty Burns wa- Roush, Uetart, w va , and Alice had his bands lull PlrtriCla Blak.Niee or the Porn· .. ham a Home Eeomomlcs tea~ her Miller Manetta. Oak1c Ki&er, 27, Letart hila, Ill" eroy Benders 4-H ,Will model a A new service to thetr patrons Mary Rnu'sh, Wahama FHA mem: Also Slln'!VIng are a brother. rested for lntoxicatiOll was com· formal. •W'W'I announced today bY the Crow ber; Mrs. Sarah Spcneer, +H Club Kenna ROUth of Mmersv_tlle and a mitted to tbe rountx bastlle for a In the Foods. rc\-uc, Sharon At· Steak House on West Maln-st leader; and Andy Byrus, pt Plea·. sister Mn JllM!ph Ohlmger, Le 30 day stay frGm Pomeroy Mayor's klnt. of the HarTisonv•lle 4·H w11J sant FFA~ tart, WVa. There aTe 41 srand Courl dlaplay !I ee.n11 of food to make a Beglnjng Tuesday the new firm (Cohtlnuad On Pal' T-NO) tltildren; 88 great grand ch.Jidren Lawrence Triplett, 22, of Port· •nd two arut great grand chll tand, arrested by the Ob•o Higbfamily meal inDecember with the Wlll fca\ure curb 11erv1ce from 11 aeeompanylng f"lenu a m until rnldmght dally except ' MARtc&T REPORT dren way Patrol for drunken driving Ceoia G.auJ or Alfred. 4·H wlll Saturday when the hours wm · ~ CINCINNATI uP -ProduceFr1en& may c-all at the rest· aQd Maulting arrdt was st11l m prepare a sponge cake. • frilm 11 a.m.. until 1 a m Sunday Eggs, s-teady 00 li..rM, net prll:e<o dencc at any time .after 10"30 a m jail after falling .00 post bond of Linda Cremans or Rutland 4-H The r&Staurant wUI continue lQ at farms for consumN" white and T.uesday $1100 will enter her Clover-Leaf rool11 keep thetr 24 hour a dAy schedule brown, A JUmbOS 47 _50 ; A large Burial will bl" made m Graham George Spencer, 22, Pomeroy Rt Inxte Roush of Salem Center 4-H with the Curb serv•ce featurmg 4447 , A medium 32 a!!, A small Cemetery w1th the Re\' Raymond I •nd Ralph Butcher, 28 Cheshire will enter her prcf)aration of a !Jhort orders, samLw.chcs of all 23-25, B larP 33-37; FOB wh1te Peters offlcllltlllg fntcnncnt \nil Rt 2 each pa1d ftncs of $2~ and sc:hool luneh. ~ types and a complete fount..un and bJ;o-wn A large Sl-&4, A m..... be by tbc Fogtclsong F'uncral costs in R E. Grmdley's court on (ContlnuiHI On p,.. T•l sen'lce • dium4 J, 8 larg() 40 _42 _ Home cbarges df dlsturbLng the peace and lighting m a local tavern Chickens, .unsettled· fryers 3-3Lander Adkins, 18. Harnsormlle IIZ lb 19-21, hens, heavy type 13 fined ,floo and casts on theft char 15, light hell$, 10-12. Volume an!" ges add sentenced to a 30 day ]all price diStribution on fryers 10,000 sentellC'e was released on payment at 19, 5,000 at 19'h; 70,900 rat 20 fContlnultd On Pave Two) 2,300 at 20~. and 14,300 at 21 Butter, 90 seore 71 WAYNE, W. V,a. (UP) - Seven prisoners sawed their way ' ' out of the Wayne County jail today, aided by a trusty who !ail· MARRIAGE LIC!NSIS St Pant's and St John's Coned to lock the door of their ''bullpen" cell last night Teddy A W-arner, 24:, Pomeroy gregation wLII ccleb(~tte Harvest One of them was captured a few hours later ant:t Suzanne Vaughan, 18, Pom· on the second Sun Hrune Festival ' OTOYTit e eseape11 used a broken -,,.---;--c,.--w:-ho Ponald Go~ney, 48, 'P.h-ddleport da;r fn September, Sept 6th. Sun• hacksaw blade to eut tWG ban Ufled by a deputy aher1ff antf Nancy Rtlth Snuth , 42, M1ddlc dav School at 10 30 o'clock trom an outside, second-ttory wln· went to the town. MARIETTA, Ohio (UP)- Another of the 21 onginal Amer. Dmner w•ll be 12 o'c1C>ek noon dow wl'lleh tbey reached by slipCleco l'lad only two more day& por ... iean turncoats of the Korean War wants to come home from 11nd a teeftationllll penod from 12 pin1 throuJht the bullpen donr to 1erve on a drunkenness charge, Carl Hunnell, 29, West JcfferS<Jn Red China. o'clock until 2 They used a rope m•de of blan· tl'le jailer aRid llld Maxine Hawk, 30, Long BotThe Rev Walter Sodt, former Scott L. Rush, 21, of Marietta has written his parents here keta to lower themselves lOTTie 14 Smith Identified the remaming tom pastor of St. Paul's and Stl Jobn s that he will retum to the Untted feet to the g,.ound. escapees aa William Gilbert and wit! be the .gues>t speaker St.tes,provldtd be b peqmtted to was workmlf 1n a te:rule mtll at tALL SPit!AL MElTING Sal Fu).Jer, botb •waiting transfer Tbe break, believe to bave oc- to the state peniOOntiary to servAll are ~onhally mvlted to all bttng wlth )lim hb Chinese wife. Hanyang and attended school JU<ne Ashley, presiden1 or lhe In tbe latest letter, Rush said edrred between 2 and 4 a. m. was ice 1·lo·lll year terms for brealdag Letart Falls PTA hall called a services and the dil'lner and meet Ru•h wae ljuote4 b"; his father u saying tblt he bJ having dllficulty bls son said not dllleovered until daylight. Jail· and entering: John F Dowdy, IM!n- s.ptela1 meetmg far Thursday ev- and gHel Rev Sodt and faltlliY arranging fur hia wife to come I'm WilliDS to return providing 0. J Smith said 32 other Pril- tenced for bit-and-run and also enmg at 7-30 p m at !.he .gr11"ue with himI can get my wife out of Red ICE CREAM SOCIAL I ~~ertl.ID the lockup declined to wanted in Oblo; Roy Lee Marcum, SC'hool for the pUllpOlie of hirmg China." awaiting IP'aod jury action on an aMist:ant cook. The Rutland Band Boosters are the escape. Rush. sa1d the American oonsuHowatif Ruab, s Jlarletta consponsorlng io ice am'led robbery charges; Robert C"Team social to Smith said Gene t...taco, of• kelate at Hon~ Kong has not swen MUTING POSTPONED be held Aua: 29, at 4 p m at the struction enctReer, ~aid bls son non, Will apprehended aeveral RUnion, serving 12 months for btt him authority tB come there. nor has bad ''bb belly full" of the htgh school The noxt meehJ\g' ()( the FrlendIce eream, pie and and run; and Jennln!Cs B1a11, servlater at Lavelette, some lZ have tl'le Chtne5e gaven him authnorth of bere, by Constable ing one year for non-support aad ly Neiibbors Clu~ has been. post- cake will be aerved and the bigh Chinese Co~nmunisis. Rush said ority to take his wife v.'ith him. He months for a pre· poned until Sept •reordmg to school band will preMnt a con- lUi son bls wrltteu h1m and his Rimer. He I&Ve a, falte an additiob.al wife a llWD.ber of timil; llflnl he wu marned last wmter. :yiouJ e~Qpe. eert a tbe school lawn. MPlGWleetn,O .maGe codll.y, w~e~ amoted, but \IAI ~ Mason County F~ Youth ' Show Wi11 Open On Friday • F~Hs~:~§.~l,e~~~v~~~~~d~2 I 7 •! COPY-Ic Case Adjourned Until Sept. 6 Eastern Local Delays Opening Of School Term Pomeroy CoUDCJ'} CHAIRMAN ot U.e Bua.te racketl eommUtee, Senator Jolm 1'. K~ ( , Ma•eb'*tll, Intra· duced a wlretapf recordlng of a pllone converaatlon between Jamea --~ ~ra union crowt1 prtnce, and,g~ter Jo~ DJo, at the tn.vestlptlon tn .Waahlngt.ono !! . :.DJ... ea14 the recording wa1 "the lint ot a ~er:IN of aurkma lnteiT.elatiouhlp• bebrHil" Ho~~d lo. Haft& 18 aceueed of eaupb'in.g wttb D1o and other n.c:keteen to set up bop,UilioD to pin oontml or tht SINGLE n apan Plana for the opening of au Eastern Loeal Dlst~-~ d Schools have been delayed until tht date of Sept lt!i, Bceordl..c to announcement made today by the Ea1tem Local School off1eia1J The contractor, aecordmg to Ute announcement, hu usured the school board that tht R1verv1ew J!:lcmea.tary 5chool will be refdy by lhat date A spokeeman for the Khool of f1elala said today, "By dcla·/ing the OpcJ;Ilng e1f scbool until Sept 16, we wtJI be able to- avmd half day leSIIODS." Accordtng to contractor est1 mates the ne:w Eaatem Loe1I o .. tr1ct H1gh &bool will be ready for occupancy b" J•nuary 1, 195&. A. B. Cross, 91 Claimed By Death A~ Home Saturday Brier Ridge & Hanesville You, the peoplo of this comllllllllty...,; merchants. professional people, 1rtisans.~ lradesmtft, home makers-are lht real builders of this bank. Onl1 your larger 1ucceu makes our1advancement possible. Realizing this, we arw strong for every· ' thing thot will contribute to gruter local prosperity-from the bobit of buy• ing locally,to constrocri" d.vic projectt.' Let'• continue to mon forward IOJetber,l e • Weather .... • IoeW. ~ -- • IRST 19~7 • Middleport p }ire CoDrt Is Quie • 1 ._ Ul'er The "eeken• :None Are Injured In 3 Car Crash Saturday Evening • T N R d Food Handlers Mar1etta urncoat ow ea y School Planned To Come Home From Red China In Mason County A food handlers school r0, all per1ons m Mason county who ~ employed in food estabhshments will be held on Frtday August 30, from 10 a m to II 30 p m at the Pt Pleasant JuniOr Higb School Tbe school, wbtch wlll be eonducted by Warner Stark, :wlitar um of the Mason County Health Department, 18 for the benefit of pen~ons who have recently been employed in restaurants., for those who missed an earher clus aftd for school lunch personnel Persons who have not attended the training school th~ year are required 10 attend. 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 24, 1957 amberger roush