http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f08f045076b295231d135f6aafd8a53e.pdf 073b463ad97ebdac9b5219598b27b14a PDF Text Text ' 6-0ally S.ntmcl Pomeroy Mlddleport 0 Aug 2ti 1957 Roush-Barnnger Nuptial Vow<:. Are Exchanged On ::,atur·dayl POMEROY Mr, Mrs Gnff Russell Celebrate M1ddleport Cub 1 Golden Weddmg Ann1versary Sunday Scouts EnJOY 1 hi' Gtlde \\ edd 1ng ann ver Ml Gold sw rl tapers !lghled the D A c d sary of Mr and M~ Grtff RusseU tah" d hem nts carr ed out tbe ay t On'l en Mr, and Hadrord ldt Se\'eral days vL t ( tun bu~ wtth. Mr .. d Mr" ~Jr un lluwell and to atte 1d the S a e F'a r Mr and Mrs Malcolm Mees and ca.ughler Ed th An n tur !.!d to their home Fn Ia) n "ht arl{'r 11 several davs vt t n Lolumbu wllh Mr 1011d \1rs Ot 0 ~IHil' 10 U daugbtl'r Joan Wh le here the y Vtslted the mo and a ten d I the State Fa r Mrs Flora Hetzer of C Jumbus tS the guest~) of Mr a d Mrs Bak• r Gordon Mtss Donnu C rclt"' uf Co lu 1bu spent the wt't'kend w t h her par enb Mr and Mrs Homer Cirri Carmel Ph1l Wolff and John Shelf na 1 of Portsmouth were r~ccnt bu:; tne!fi 1'1Sit~>rs m Pomeroy M r and Mrs Garth Bea I of o\ t hens and Mrs Syl1<1 Marun f Jerseyville were Saturday guest~ of Dr W S Hart and laughtc1 Mss Else Mrs Robert Gooch and dau~;h ers retur ed to thclr home Col limbus afler ~ se vera l day~ v s l w1th her par ts Mr a d Mrs E J Htll They we1e c-r-on piln d home by Mrs t-Ill wl 0 w II r mt~ 111 for two weeks v s t M1ss L lv G1rola n urday w th Mrs lioh 1 Gn 1 a the l'!ome or her 1 aren s Mr and Mrs E J 1(111 M1 a1 d Mr!'l I a Christ a of Mar on \ ~ ted F'r dav w1th 1\lr and Mrs C J Eber.sbach and othe r relat ves Br11dbury wa.s eelt·bra ed Sunda) ~ uguS'I 25 when the r rh ldren Dr Dell Russt ll El na Hn I T \'. agner \ or k P:t and \Ir s Wan 1.:~ N{>'>' II c lvra io Spr gs lolo r l~n n ed open house at the H.u .s ci hume A U n er at the Mart n Rest al.lrant In II' d llepur and atten ri a f'f' a tl e Bradbury Church c,. / h t P c~oed the Open !l ouse 0 I R at th res taur I "ere M and ~11-s G r ff t< ussell Mr 11 Mrs K T Wagn c and ch 1 dn n l{a t n a d T'h as \!rs Scow a I Dr d \lr~ iu ~~etl ~nto S m An drC'.v a Jam es M S n F k \1 Ill P. ot Mr .'I I I M s Isaac \to• cr Ro f'v II<' Mr and i\! s E a n Ham I <~1 d Ma ry Ja <' a I Rob!:' Cha ta qua llr an I Mr~ fiu ss II a 1d lhC' r lhrr-c I ldn were lhr re C[ n l ne for th e Op n Hou st' and Mr< Ru sell "" 0 rt a corsa~c and ~lr Russe ll wore a houtnnn rf' fnr the o<:cas 00 Arnn gf' nC'nt of gold f owers a 1d ot er summH bios cd thro ugh out the hv ng roo an I t: fts nr the hono1 ed tou p.l e wer e ~lisp nyed n the I v ng rf)Om D ungroo11 hostesses wPre :rlrs Dell Russell Ehna Mr Ev:. Han ltn Chaul3 1q 1a M '\\IIIIa \\ar e.r Mrs MornsNeut zl ng &nd Mrs ~rank r. ssell M1d dll'lport Mr Jo ~r!ph Welker ( ol u nl ~ Reg1ste 1 g of the guests wc1e th e g1a lch llren or Mr a1 I Mrs R scI Karon un I Thon as \\ a e ~ 1d A d cw R sst! I 1he 1hrr e l!cr d wcdd ng cake w s ~o~.r eat h ed w1th yel ow rose h I a 1d Loppc by an arch of golden leaves over th(' n mcrals r l1ot! f the ([lnH~l~CU l s1 rvl 11 s acol I w ~ of n c-h nH fabr c With wh <I I use r U1 own acccHso lCB A ~ ~e f brow ey 11 bldiut or~h 1 w s p n( 1 to her should cr I h ~ rllll bT o 1 s 11 ll er wore ll I) lra1 ~ bh (' lace droM with m Jtcl mg r h r h t w th wild sl c usl: I 1 fiVY I hu a~ccssorics WI t \II hum 01rlurls Wen! fllllll<' 1 11 1 r tu ul k r AldU ll tl r f'f'J \1 Y.ITC Mrs J M Lui I ~ IJ 1t ertnn Oh1o Ml~~ r h) Is ~ ll h Dover Ohio M :.::1 J 111 w llfr :\lu:-;on W Va lf.t 11 John hy M tos Sua anne Wol I 1 crt 11n I Mrr. C moll Adams Jr all r New lhwrn • Fot a 11 uthern wrd ling trip the bride cho~ a nvy blue and wh1te f1g 1('d drclis with a navy blue ltnen cape 1\cr at.'CCSsorlca were n.n~ \lue an d whtte A while Alt4 Whelt ll'ltll ...,.. )'ltllr ..,.,,h '•• •ur •••" lor rt.;eln ••f)' tt..• Mltlf •JifiUiiiiiCII .. _.,.. _ •• ,.. will wor• 0111 it orchid was )'ltnncd to her catpc 1 he br le 11 B graduate of Wa hama H~gl School Mason 'A Va and W1Ucnhurg College Sp1lng f1e ld Ohio She !11 ll me 1 ber of the Delta Zt Ill So1 Olll) 11nd Theta Eta KappR II me Ecom01mc~ un:nunzn lion ShC' ~~ rvl'd o the [ nn lie I lcm c r \1 cit her soul r year In co \leg<' Mr fln rr nli(l'r w s grarlunlcrt fro 1 Ben 1 nun fi ranklln lllgh Sci ool RocheAtor New York and \\ 1ttc• burg College Sprangfleld Ohio He lJI affiliated with t Alf\brln Ch Alphn national socl•l fraternity all(j, Phi Sigma Tau na t10nal honorPt~J.l.e was vice-pre• •dent or the rrn~aternlty Councll while m collelile -.fdr Barringer 18 enterh1g the Lutheran Theologll'nl <;,;e~n nary In Phlladol phla Penns) hanta thh fall Aft er S('pt~ mbcr 4th the couple will be nt home at 7327 Boyer Stnoel l~hlllllelphla Pa I llfidd}epor' lt '4. • tV SocJe Fugate's Return From Ten Day Trip Thru East Mra Add e Fugate hat relu1 ned from a len day motor trll) with fncnd1 tbr mgh VIrginia and Wuhmgtnn D C Among th many Vrrelnla clUes they tourc:t were Jamestown Fredericksburg 1\oinoke Rich~ Yoar Confidenee mond Charlottcavllle and Lexina: I• luWiedn ton they visited the homes of .... It Pomero) four presiclcnt.a CWa1hington Jet "~~·._,._..;..;_ _..,._ _ _ _ _ fertK'In Monttw and WilBOn} and COLLINS JEWElRY STORE :!,. - ~ I -- - - VOL -------------IX NO 113 ------ fur I ''Do-it-Yourself':. get tight ~Professional" Pleats .,.. lfl-'ttd '" 1M pod.,_ of IfNI ,...,- Now beaut.iful""profe8810nal pJeata are BI\U'Y any fabric any width Wtthout tll'efltl'tl:l6 measunng or complicated 6gurmg Luxunoua Froncb pleat. or omart bo• pleat. rsle formed a.J..triost a.ulomat/.caUyf If you can aew a ample seam., (to stitch the tape to your drapery) you can get beautiful results wtth Euy ff plea~ Fnoe ~ g1veo completo instructions, ~ .. I ftiRSCH EASY PLEAT TAPE PER YARD KIRSCH EASY PLEAT IIOOKS * * 25c 59c pkg * Ill OUR COMJtLITI SELECTION Of PINE KIRSCH DRAPERY HARDWAI. the Illness nf relatives m Zanes Mr and Mrs Edgar Vale an'tl I"Uif' and < olumb IS daughter Dettma Columbus wer~ Mr a nd 1\~r W lllam ~radford week end gue!lts of Mr and Mrs were r~el' I !!Jests of Mr and w Iham Wyatt Mn Lawrence Brartfo d ~nrl fam ·~~~~~:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;~;:;;;:;;:;;:;; ELBERFELDS I I' -Co y h ason OUt F ShOW W'}} ) 0pen 0 F 'day • • • ServiceSio meer eV.ry • Prompt pick-ups and dehver~es TONIGHT • All bundtes tarefully double checked HIGH SOCIETY Grace Kelly Bmg Crosby Fronk Sanatra ~lest Holm (Vtstavtslon Techn color) -also-'THI HALLID4 Y tRAND Joaeph Cotton Ward Bond Laundry-done fhe IAia!J you like If •I Aug 2711 FAMILY NIGHTS R1t.a Hayworth James Cagney 'STRAWBERRY 8LONDI Jeel Plolc< rea Vlrg1ma Mayo COLORADO T•RaiTORY.. I CASH ' loans We 10 <'1\tt. of our way to make yvur way' Gt!l the eash you need on SJ~nature only Auto or fumlt.urt for ewery worthy -" PU!J>OI" • i 1 Trip LOi..-Phone ~rsL \1 ·~- .. c.,... , _ -...) '-,. $25 TO • _ aoo w s....m St.-~ m, hm0101 Ho•r" Jfoo.-l'ri. 1-$ SaLt 12 -0,.0.. ........ ltv.,.,..._. ~ lO'>M .... to r.•l.... of MOrt.)' iowftl I wuhday eborea• whole fllDIIy'o Our IUJiorlor melbodo work wonders laurlry with ~:.,g::=tf:::.~·· everything from the lddo' play the logs to IIIIOA IIIJI/~'lWt"'lii!GIIJI/1/G BAKER FURNITUI\E On The Brightest Co111er In Ml<ldleport meolly follr Mil -.1 ' ------------------SINGx.i cdflr""i" Oblo TUesday AuiUII 27 te57 ·----~-'---- - ------------------ CALL 122 Tri-Lustre Robinson's Oeaners Laundry Hm $teet lllrldleport, Olllo s-ad Street I PoaleroJ, Ohio r New Ordinance Sets Gross \Veight For Final Meeting Is Called On " Regatta Plans VIllage CouncilofMonday mght mgPomeroy and under suspension rules passed Duane Sm th Jayeee NatiOnal Dtreetor IS to be the pr nc1pal sp"aker or the evenu g at a mee-tmo of the Me gs Cuunty Jun or Chamber oJ commerce Wed mght tt 8 p m n the loc-al C'i'Ub rooms above the Dally Sentmel offices The Me gs Jay-cees OCi!"'iz•oti<mJ. s rurrcnlly conducl ng h Rou u p Membcrsh p d ve and h:ts extended an mv1ta.t1on to a number of prospective members throu~hout the county to at end thlS ;<~r:liCI.Ilar meetmg R1ehard Rll'senb!IU n Javtoee p es1dent In a letter appeal to the prospect vc members today sa d The program of our county Wil ... e organlzshon IS 01 e which 1 feel Y~>u will fwd QUite wotthwh le masmuch a~ tt g1ve.s y~>ung men of our county port Llllty to part c pale m promotion and betterment of m r county weight limit from 10 000 pounds gross load pounds In passage of Pomeroy Resident Jailed Foilowing An Auto Accident A Pomer11y res1dent Harry J Snider 36 was restdlng in Me1g~ County Jail today following hLil arre!lt late Monday by Deputy Sher cr Ly()ntl on ~barge!! of dr1v mg whde under the mfluence of alchohol and dnVJag to the left ol center Attordmg to the pollee report Snuler Wa8 arre1ted a(ter h!.S Ford ear left tht! roadway to the left of center on Route 143 at the Ave nue Br1dge went mto the left hand datcb traveling approxtmat.eJy 100 fed to where at struck and demohRhed a .1mall wooden bndge LYons 1'\\lled to investigate iound Smder Mill 1n hu car which f t l sa1d to be a total lou He 15 elated to appP.ar before Justiee of Peace R E. Gnndley Also rea1dlng In the County Ja I today for a three day peraGd 1s Rk:hard L Guldos 21 of r..o'eu ville 0 GUidos a state hquor department agenl LS servmg h1s three days as the result of a con rictilm m Common Pleas Court for.:drivmg wb.lle mtolUeated.. ~ Synr.use women alto had a '1ftit~f" jatl sta.y Monday ttiJih' when they were arrested on ~hld' gea of f ghbng Alter an appear ance before Just ce of the Peaee R E Gnndley the two women, Betty D1t"'kens 34 and Rosella Thompson .;3 were ordered released from eu&tody "God Is Good" To W. Virginia saul God was good to He gave us so resources he bad on top of eaclJ Sunday that \\est V rgtn a nnmy natural to pile them other Underwood made the comment at the annual p cmc of the West V rgm1a Society of Akron wherr he outlined n th1ee pm t program to stop migration from hiS state 1 Dave come here to tell YI>U about it the gGvernor &aid be cause Ak.l"on u the best place outs d'e of the state to get a crowd of \\est Vll"g fllil !> loge h er Middleport Police Breaking And Entering "' ..'!" 1 New Haven Church Oldest L~bor Day IPlalll_!ing Special Celebration In Labor Day Service Ohio Is Scheduled Rell Blankenship Pleas Not Guilty To Murder Charge I I Ford Motor Company Reveals Its Newest Car- The Edsel I Development Program Honors New Haven EUB Church Services Ev~gelistic Now c: ~~~~~~~~ tton that will bar most heavy vehtcJe trafftc Mulberry avenues by passmg an ordinance F1nal pla.u are to be drawn Wedneiday at 8 p m for the fl.nt boatiq repUa to be held la the Pomeroy Bend area oa Sept. 15. Wllllo Leld1ogham eh.olrman of the event announeed today planl for the meetmg which will be beJd the ..fetropoUtan Manne Sales t~~O:d on W Matn-st In Pomeroy In announcing the meeting whtch will finaliZe all plant for tbe fortheanung event Leadmg ham urged that all CDmrnJUet membera eha1rmen and other an t.erested persons be pretent to aid in the p opoted venture Jaycee National Director To Be Guest Speaker In Progress your preUy dre01e1 eome back spotlesoly clean fresh aad sparkling IU.e aew' Try ua 8008 ~ .-IH folloh today 67 71 .... lOUth. Low hlltJeht MNI't, '• tt. lOo Dnoted l'o l'lle Jntere.UOI r .. Jlelfs-JI•N• Area Pomeroy Middleport Partly clouciJ - w.._ A Labor Day Serv ce 1s be ni! Middleport pollee today were mveshgatmg a b~i~~ g He salfi tile nroera n ncl1rled planned at the NOIV Haven E U entermg which occurred at the Rawhngs garage at mid .more ald for local commUmbes Ohio s oldest Uabor Day celc B Church for neJ:t Sunda)' eve better hlg;hways &nd Improved night last mght Nothmg was stolen educational systems Chief of Pollee LeRoy Bartrum reported that Patrolman Ike brahon wh1ch IS now almost 89 mng at 7 30 The Umted Brother The improvement-s w11l br1~b Neal m makmg a routme check of the garage at 12 30 AM dts yean old w11I be held Seplt!mber hood of Carpenters and Jmner~ 7 at the Amerlean Legaon Grove or Amenea Local 1159 has been ten the tn U&\rlai fut ITe for cov~red a wjndow of the garage broken and evidence indJcat near Wilkesville inVIted Wlth the1r Carmi es \\est V rg1nl'!l Um;lerwoo~ sa1d mg that a £'omblnation on a aale Between 4000 and 4500 penon11 Tbe Invitation Ill extended also and msurc the young wl1ppcr had been tampered with are expected to attend the affa1r to mclurle workers m lhl' Bend snappers a good future m thetr sponsored bv the JO&epb Freeman area those jn other Umons ..and beloved htlls Bartrum ~a1d that Neal was of Pest American Leg~on and Auxd those not 1n any Umon Everyooe the opmlon that the persons who iary IS welcome MA.,:R;;K:;:ET:-:R:;EP::O;:;R::T:entered the budding were st1ll 1n The celebration wdl get under There wtll be spee1al mus c :E~gs stet~ y pnaes lit farms the buiJdlng when he ente~d to way at 8 00 a m and wll1 end by the Adult an-d Yr.uth Cho rc consumer whiles and brown-s A inves1gatc ani! made the1r escape wJth a danco About 300 pounds of of the ehurch The Vernon quar ]Umbos 47 52': A larger 45-47 A through a back doer and mto the beans and 100 pounds of meat tet Will smg The pastor Rf>V K medium 33 315 A small 23 2' B used car lot He believed that they will be cooked J Scott wtU brmg a meJSsagc on GALLIPOl.IS Ohto UP - Rell es('aped over a fence to th~ rear large ~3-37 FOB A large M-6:S The dmner was started JUst af What Chrast Dces For The Man !\, medium U-42 B large 4245 Blankenship of VInton OhiO un 1 of the garafe ter the Civil War ae a veterans Ch1c)ten,s steady trvers 3 3 ~ der md1ctmcnl tor first rlcgr~ Entrance to the garage was reumon by GAR members at the bs IIJ.31 heavy hens lS. 15 murder for the slaymg of a rellow made by breakh g a wmdow and old Wtlkeav•lle Academy grounds FREE CLOTHING DAY hgh.t hens 10..12 PTIIIOner In the Galha County Jail then reaching m to unlock at Ev1 in September 1868. The c..AR con Capt Glenna Rummell t of the f'rrtr dlatrabub"On 65 000 al 10 here 10 days ago pleaded not dence indicated that tbc persons tinued to sponsor it until 1021 8alvat on Anny today aiHioWicecl 67 000 at 19¥.. 100 000 at 20 gmlt.• Monday before ,Judge Rob- who Pntered the garage searched when the Amer1ean Legion Post Free Clo.thmg Day Thursday at 3000 at 20~ 10 600 at 21 and ert M Betz for- tools In " tool box which they took over the sponsorship local headquarters from 9 30 a had dumperl on the floor They 8000 at undetermined prices Tbere w1ll be r•des and games m until noon Anyone 111 Me ~ Three lndldments were return used a vise gr1p a hammer and for tbe chlldren and lots of County wlll be taken care of b ed agamst 81ankcnsh p by a grand a small atet>l punch m their at good entcrtamment DIVORCE ASKED calting In a d1vorce action r led tn the jury called Into special sessJon by tempt to open the safe Bartrum reported that valuable Me1gs County Common Ple11s the Common Pleas Court Judge Court today Gwendolyn WoHe of last Friday ReSides the murder m ev1dence had been diScovered at Ratfine askcxl for d1vorce frG'm dlctment tbe charges mcluded the scene He was to take the eva Bernard Wolfe of RACine E W woundmg of another prlsouer and dence to the Lendon Pr•son Farm Mn support today for :1 check and believed Pe~>ples 18 attorney for the 11lam that some I ght on the cr1me would Blankenship Is accused of grab- be revealed by evenmg VACATIONING jN CANADA bing a pistol from the the holster Roland Dur!ft Carl Hendncks of Sher1U OatMt Baml aa Ba1rd Oliver Mitch 59 of Middleport DETROIT (UP) _ The" Ford Motor Co today offic1ally Herman W1l&On Charle5 Neafc" passed m front of b1s cell Baard reported that he had heen slt'epmg '"..•rop•pedlts elaborate shroud of secrecy around the Edsel the and Roger Hysell are spendmg a sa1d Blankenship demanded to be n a car m the used car lot at the r , week fl1hmg at Bruce Mtnes On released and when Batrd refu!illed tJme and w .. s awakened when a new medium priced car It hopes will wm back for Ford the car drove n He sa d that lle heard htle tt lost to General Motors in the 1920 s- worlds b1ggest tano canada the prLSoner -began aho~>tmg Wtld Chrysler Studebaker Packard ly Killed b) one bullet was Loren the glass break and llea~d one man automakor say Go ahead The man who Tbe nations second ranktng and Amerlc:m Motors dealerships .Borden spoke wu st;mdlng beside the car producer a eompletely new Edsel to bandle the new Ford ear m which Mitch was Iyme hoe wlll compete In the fast Edsel a flashy powerful car M1teh sa1d that he d1d not ratse growmg med1um price f1eld wtth does not (liCe an easy time of It up becauRC he Willi a-fraid of be auch make1 as Bu1ck and DeSoto lh tall scene But Ford 11; u g lut on the head and kept in and 111 expected to carry price on e re m nd that he would get a good tagt ranglllJ from $2 .500 to $4 soo conf1dent the Edsel w1n make it, James Adams Ia took at t-hem when lh~y left Ho~ It goes on d•splay in dealer hke Mercury did when ntroduetd NORTHER:,,~::.~:U. Haven Evangeltcal United Brethren Church K ever be never heard a car lellve showroom Se t 4 In 1938 The Edsels art stream Pohce thcomcd that someone had The ~ LS OOttmg 250 m•l hned and c~>lorful and feature Bernard Claywell Prlndpat Er, W¥ awarded second place m the state of ..1 d • .!lome novel firsts l nest Wlqett Eleanor Miller Wil in The Town and Country Church Develop brou.gh t Lbe t hi eves to the pace lion do1ll'~t 1n (fe!ugn an ue.ve1opGrill• Dlltlnctin uam Peck lvakfe Ryan 7th and for the Middle Atlanbc Area Th t unctlve featqre of Evangehstic servweq t~re 1n and then drove on becau8e no car ment coats that the pubhc will belonging t.o t.hem was found at Jib _ and buy _ the Edsel e mo.s t 115 8th Max Crabtree 5th and 8th tbe sum of triO 00 c-o-n-,du-e"t- t"'h_e_ m_o'"' sl- ef::lo:-o::l-; lv"'e-m ::;ln"ts- progress this week at the Har the t.lt.&. 11 Models AvallaW. Edsel s external styling 1A 1ts ford Ev.angellcal Umted Brethren Nora Joroan •th Lenna OberhoJ 1:~~~~~:~~1~ to Mr J A King Tbe new Ecl!ell _ 18 modcb 10 grdle It conststs or a vertical !er 3rd Jean Alkire 2nd and Annual Confer- try poauble Chur-ch Rev K J Scott pastor aar opemng In front of the PARKtNG METERS I ou.r IJeJ'1e11-wtIt roun d ~u t Ford 1 oval Margaret Goodwin 1st Seulon at "Parterebura: W It Include.. religious group11 of The services are sponsored by di to n nked by honzontal Pomeroy Patrolman John Me a 1ine m.akhJg it eompe''b tiVe with ra a r k EASTERN LOCAL DISTIICT The presentation was made by all races and all faiths In th111 the ElUB Men of the New Haven 11 lllverv'-w Rev Samuel A Snyder Jr purpose Progre11! must be made Church o€ "bleb Edgq.r Layne ts Kenz e reported today colleellons other producers from the lowest il'1 wor of $277 from parking metert> Ior to the highest priced lines Ford In the rear tt has horizonW taH Cbar1es Norrie Prlneipat and Executive Darector ol tbe Town 1 by the local thureh In three areas prestdent hopes to aell 200 000 of the new lights that sweep down on the Lhe past week In Pomeroy 7th and 8th Qrade teacher Grace and Country Program and Dr Jar- ~Toward A Better Church Toward ears 1n 19S8 trunk door The rear fenders Thur.&day evening the B1ble wcese 1st grade Gretta SutUe rett T Chandler Executive Sec A Better Communltv and Toward Ford olflclals sa1d tbe Edsel Ill feature a <"oncavc scallop Dual SPECIAL MEETING message wtll be by Bernard L1cv 2nd Bertha Smith Oth and 8th retary of tbe West Vlrtinia Coun- A Better World CMster ell of Cburehes. The prorrarn 18 sponsored by ing Jr and on Friday- cvenmg A .pecial meetmg of the Letart the flnt new ear to be introduced headlights are •tandard The four ser1es of Et:bell Jt R. Gray Executive bead El Tbe TOW:D and County Church tile Coune.l).s of Cburches of Mary Rev Forrest Murray pastor or FaUs PTA has been called for 8 to the public tbrou&b aa entirely eanor Knagbt tat Wilma Herr- Development Program 14lek8 to land Delaware New Jersey New the Union Char~e wtU bring the p m TUesday at the Letart Grade new deale!' orranb:aUon in about Ranger Pacer Corsair and Cita mann 2nd Thelma Orr !rd Fe. help ehureftes iD ptaees of. len York and West VIrginia, and by the message The pastor wzll School for .pul"p08es or b1ring an 30 yean A number of the Edsel tion - all have VB engines wlrtch dealers p'Vfl up General Moton. range up W S5D bonepower. (Conllooed on P•R• TWo) lhlll teo thousand popul.iiloo to the Sean-lloebw:lt Foundallon. preach on Saturday evenma. uru.•ant cook. ..:·'~= ~:~~t sa. . youroelr Ume !rouble and money by leltlng us take over your KolRindy M_.., W1th the openmg of Me1gs County Sch"''l• scheduled for next Tuesday County School Supermtendent 0 0 Patterson today announced the personnell assigned to the var1ous schools throughout the county The teacher and personell hstmgs as announced are BEDFORD IUitAL George S:ugent PrmcJpal Hel ~n Carper Le<>na Story Ada Hos lin!! Helen Dais teachers Her bert Whaley jamtor Frank Jonet~ Harold Jones W1lham Hart Ern PRt W.ood h s drivers and Edna Clark and Efta Cullums co11ks COLUMBIA LOCAL W E Campbell 7th and 8th TentatJve plans were made at fl grade Anna McDamel :Sth and recent meeting of Rae ne Amer lth grades M1llle Coen 3rd anrl oan Leg on for the lOth Annual 4th grades o.nd Ruth Starkey 1st Fa1! Feshval to be held on the and 2nd grade James Gaston Tay ~treets of Racine Saturday night lor Moore Chester Pr1ee and Men dal Jordan bus dnvers Weshna SeptEmber 28th Post Commander Vargll Walker Crabtree and Beulah Cox cooks has appomterl 111 general cha1r T "' Galaway ]amtor man of the at'a1r William Cros WESTERN LQC;AL DISTRICT Df Cross Store Ruth1nd Hl,h SchltOI The entertamment eommlttee Orm H Smith Pnnclpal M1ss Mary c hapman Foreign Language wtii be headed bY Howard Sayre and English Clarence Dtcken In and the Legion Aux1hary Plans dustnal A11S Mtss Elu:abeth Lloyd are f~>r a squ.are dance on th<l English Mrs Garnet Moo"fe Home itreet and games and contest I for Economics Keith Nelson Se1enre !tid 1 es pony r1des and games of and Ass t Coach Henry W NuU ~ill and amusement for older Jr Sdenee Miss Martha Ohllng lolk er Com~rce Jacob F Smalea 81!1 Fox m char¥e of the eatQ Jr Soclal"'Sc1cnce James Vennan "Onnn ttee promiSeS a real treat History and Conchmg Mrs Ethel For the f1r.st hme e-.er the t;e Chapman Vocal Mus1c Robert gion will have a barbecue with Seibert Instrumental Music Miss plenty of bB"rbccued spare nbs Alberta Snowden Secretary to hot dogs and hamburgers Prt"etoal Earl M'cHaffte and Hon An eleclnc automatic clothes el 'Denner ianJtors dryer and elcctrk mixer w11I be "'IVen to the lucky winners Manv Rutland Grade Sch"" ~ Herbert Parker Prmclpal Mrs ~>ther prizes will be given away Margaret Parsons lit Ita~ Mr• September- 28th Is a <late to ()live Page ht grde, .)In Muriel keep in mind and btl gur. uill at. Foley 2nd grade Mrs lfearJ tend this tbe blll"t and befit Bunce 2nd grade Mrs Martha yet of tbe ten yeaTs or fall fes chapman 3rd grade Mrs Blancb:e tivals In R<acme The Htgb School Nelson 3rd grade Ml'S Anna Og band will be scheduled for one din 4th grade M1ss Joan Mont of ts first aoppearanccs of the gomerv 4th grade Mrt~ Audrey school year Pat'terBon 5th gr.ade Bryan J van AdJutant Ed Howr ll also w~Sh dlvort 6th grade Miss Carolyn es to remmd all ehg1bles that he Smith 5th and 6th grades Mrs has more than 100 blank member Nonga Roberts 7th and 8th grades shf~ cards for 19'f that he would Miles Nelson ?th and Bth gr01 des i-ke to fill out end present t~> )1 181 Sally Schaaf Spe.C:Jal Educa J members Oof Post 602 tion Floyd ltumfield and lira V1 vian Coy Jamtors Solom Contor Grodo School Mrs Nclhe Vale Principal Jjrs Gladys Major Mrs Thelma arJD f Campbell Mrs Roberta Wilson and Eugene Atkins teachers Mrs Helen M11ler jamtor and Mrs 0 fl Mermm Hotfman and Mrs Murl Mason Co Youth 1 24 Pl Hoffman cooks The e1ghth annual Muon Coun Western Local School District ty Farm Youth Show will tak€' bus dr1vers arc Ernest Da\.u1 Max place Friday and ~aturday !'\u)! EdmundROn Howard Gcrm11n Dar 30 and 31 at the National GuiRJ"d rei! Goff Don Gorby Lauren Hoff Armory man Marvm M1ller Gerald Morr s This show features exhibits of James Ntcholson Raymond Thorn cooking eewing crop ~rodut'llon as and Marvm Wlll!lon handacraft electrification and live SALISBURY DISTRICT ~tock of the fa['Dl youth groups In S1fllbury Consolld1ted ~lud ng 4- Clubs Future Home R E Whaley' Prmetpal and 8th makers of America and Future grade teacher Mrs Edath Ri.ffie Farmer& of Amenca In Mason bt grade Rosalce Story 2nd Count} RegiStrallion for the as grade Mrs El zabeth Evans 3rd semble and plaemg of exh•bit.!i grade Mrs Lillian Smith 4th wall start at 1 P M Fr1day thf' grade Mrs Geneva Joaeh1m 5th lOth aot1 will continue until 4: P grade Mrs Ada Ohhnger 6th M of the same day grad«: Mrs Tbelma Dill 7th rrade The jud11ing for the eooklng Mrs Eleanor Zelher Musie proJects w•ll mart. at 4 P M Mr Ben Buck janitor Mra Fre- Judging fot all other Pxhibats w1l dl' &II anl1 Mrs Viola Jef!era staTt .at 8 A M Sa.urday rnornmg cookB Mrs Velma Douglas &Ub- Other higbhgbtll of the show Will atllute cook feature tbe bl.r: all county square Bradbury dance at 8 P M Friday evenmg Gerald Rupe Prmclpal and Blh the educational demonstratlon Jor grade teacher Mrs Audrey Theo- homemakers at 1 P M Saturday bald 1st grade Mrs Lettie Young and the style show Sitturday eVe 2nd grade Mt! Thelma Wl1ey 3rd nlngat8PM grade Mrs Edith Forrest 4th The Farm Youth Show 111 spon grade Mrs Norma Wilson 5tb !IOJ'ied by the committee on Agrl grade Mrs Sadte McElhmney culture of the Point Pleannt 6th grade Mrs Geneva <:lark 7th Chamber of Ccmmerce In coo~ grade Bud Russell and Everett tratlon wlth the County Agent Hawlnns Janitors Mn Yeata 4-H Club Agent and other Coun Lambert, and Mrs Delma Halley ty farm orgaDizatiOD8 cooks Mrs Elsie !l.arnbart au~ stl-tute cook IM bulfget TUM & W1d Ohio rterth hH"fti"l c•f autfl ..., MIMtly fair M4 a.Mt ....,_. Racine Legion Fall Festival Date Announced Inesday fg~ """- IP'O IIMpl'f I 1Jy G ve C t)l and were accom pan cd home by the r grnndaul!ht er Ga I Bradrord who has heen v snmg them ror 11 week Mr and Mrs James llawj<Y Mrs Robert Allen~worth and on Joh1 spent the week end m Wall bndg~ v.1th Mr 11nd Mn Jamc§ Hawley II and children 'Mrs Olh~ Htndy and Mrs L1d1t Hlndy have returned from a motor trip with Miss Mary McClure of IY <INITIID 1'11,111 Teaching Personell For Meigs County School Systems Are Announced For Forthcoming T School Pals 111 Reumon Sunday I at y ~------ Modi"" ,.. 110 rw.. "'- pl.off Mr R RSell ~ a r I red New Y k c tr~l emplo ee Mr:s Rus sell a member of !le Bradbury Chur l of Christ the Mnrth.a Ch1S!l. Mr and .-!rs Frank He1dergott of that church Me gs fcmple Py th a S s ers Evangel me Chapter (Gladys H1glcy) Los Angelea Callf Ot S an I the Mary Shr me Ol'der have been visiting Mr and Mrs of the \\ hllc Shrme of Jerusalem Lawrence LW11Ihoan (Marjory Plum mer) and Sunday a reua.ton wu ern ~:ht yueslti of Mr and Mrs held at the Middleport Roadside John I hompson and famd)' before Park for a group who had attend lca v ng by plane today for M1ami ed the Rutland Schools together F\a where Mrs Wise wtll v1slt and their r...m1hes M1ss W1se and Mr and Mrs James Those. present were Mr and Souders Bnd fam ly t Mrs He1dergott Loa Angele! M1ss 'Mr.; Pa I Surber Charleston Mildred Welsh Detro1t Mr and 1 and two fnends from Nitro were Mrs Ted Pohck (Catherine Steele) guest of Mr and Mr~ Walter and Brenda Kay Wheehng Mrs Flossie We1smlller Columbus Hn.,., II on Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs AleC' Steele Mr and Prnf Howell Kansas City Mo Mrs Wa> t e Amsbary (Gladys I was a recent gue~t or hu; relatave j Steele and so ns Kenneth Gordon Mrs 'v\olll W nst on a 1d Mrs Car and Harry Gallipolis Mr and r ( se l f>rol Ho...,ell who 111 1 Mrs Arth r Steele and Ted Ham for nc ty from Gall pols IS sec Jlton II 8 Mar1e Cottrill Lancll8t ret ry f the Bapt st Semmary n er K nsns C1ty and IIJ a graduate o£ Mrs Lula RuJSelt Crooksville Ohw Slate Umvers ty Last week Mrs Webb Hall Mass Mabel Hy M ~~~ Hen tha Ford a relative of sell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mal Mts assell v1s1ted here Miss ho.an M1ddleport Velma Hooper For J s a graduate or Columbus Opal Armstrong Mr and Mrs Unlvcrstty NYC and s a ret red Pomt Pleasant to Kentucky where 1 tcarhcr and soc1al worker they vtsatcd relatiVQ 111 Vance \ Mr~ Lui a Russell Crooksville burg and also friends and rela h11s I een v sttmg l-1. rs Webb Hall t L <1nd wa~ called ho ne Sunday bY ~h~~ 10 ucusvUle and Frlendsb\p Weather Council Reduces Weight l it On Union, Mulberry IFormer Rutland ----- ' No Question -alio~t Mn Wtll ~ Grueser 11 d Mrs Marinn Allcnawortl'l entcrtamed with a plcmc In tbe Middleport Roadside Pnrk fnr the formers granddaughter!! Mary Lv1 n and Patty Mcrube Columbu~ who have been visiting here Guests lnduded Mary Mank n Pomeroy Rol'ky AllenBworth Mel vln Fry Sherman MIU1 Middle port Harvey Rae Ann Joe and Jean Allensworth Texas The girls Wt'rc abo guests when Mn Wesley Fry and son Marvm te.r'ffld ace cream and cake tn their ~a.rd and wl n Mu Robert M•lls '-il.:t daugt\ttt Robin served 1ee erean and cookiea at tbeir hom~ ARE EASY WITH • e In Local Newt In Advertlllul In Cl""''ialloa Beautiful Pleats I Elame Allen Fa~ c and Gail Mrs t 1n 1 cove r~ anU laugt Howa rd of Columb s .. re ll' JlCn I n~ ter Conn e ~lor da a e vis tLn~ two w~ c ks w th the r g 1 I mother r<!lahves n this area Mrs Elca or H v.ard M'r 01 nd Mrfl Pal 1 ( 1 r ~~ 1111 M 1r 1\ih a d M s Robe I 11 Icy nd son Bob f' urnc I to I c humc on ha c been vLsitwg Mt aJ d Mrs Sh rlt"' M lls ~1ndln Sa u Ia~ fer Mrs v rgm 1a D tkworlh 1 as w lh I c1 ~menLM Mr nd ber-n v1 t n" n Akron Bert W~bster Mr n 1 .frs frank !hie Mid Mr,!,) Joh McClur a I dletow n .... e ru£'s jay dmncr and Dora W Isen ret 1 m l to I h c r oven ~::ht gut~~ of Mr n I Mr hom.e Mancttu F.r d > 011 cr a Mrs < eor~P Sauer und so 1 D ck v1s w th Mrs Gtorgc II Parker M and Mrc William Seh Hlf and Mrs ~ lw II' I Kochlr-1 11n I Mr t:h!ld e R bert Joan and R ck c W II a Daw~on acco pan cd Mr o( (1 ve 11nd a1e ho IS(~ sts or an I Ml ~ Wllll<~m M}cr of Muldlc M1 and Mrs K1 nelh M Elh ll)l J o t to Cha rl csk> V... Va F r lay an 1 h l lren Kath c and Rus~cll Mr and Mrs Wa c E gla u M s~ ~r Ia tachnlc lefl th s n r :-; ns era g nn d Michael of rol 11 or 1g to JOn Mrs L na M to ,.pt!nt ~everal day s !a§t week Dru nmon I na I r lge a I ~o on w th her noth r M :; WJII am to Kentu c\ly fo1 a weeks Vi cl!t on 0 "- SOn lll I Mrs ~ lwa I K chlrr ll t> M s R rth II. I I as r tu1 t M ~~ 1\1 1 rf' I W !~I Dell Olt h e af ter 11 weeks vis 1 'fllh her v.as n ov r •gh !! ~ t f Mr an l l:J.ughte1 d 01 l1w Mr .-m I Mrs Lawrence Milhot~n and week e nd guests al I he r home n I dc M u 1M F nnk He lcrgott ul Los Angel ~ Ca lf Mr ami 1\Ir:; Cl £ford C 1 n~; ham md sons Ketth an l 11 ny retur1 ed lo thel h me 11 Luna S d1 ~ aft 1 stu g Mr an I Mrs I L Cu nnt gha n and Mrs W I ll 1 n 1bson Denny had s pl nt the s m ncr \a~"Otlon here w th h1s gra lpn e1 t~; Mrs Fnnces Allen u I \1 ~ A I Mr anU Mrs W II Meyer VIH ted hur Curvcr or It Clc r Ala vho 1"r lny m charleston I 11'1~ t scv ral dnyli at Rn 1 h I P.rMr and ~lrs Ezra Puck£'tt on I Md w th the form~r ll so FA .!iOn 1\.t!cha I v sited over lhc week James Allen- arc the guests I !\.Jr en I n Ashland Kc1 lucky IHtd Mrs Clarence A 1 lrews and Mr and Mrs John Bury Lock fan lv They were f' cn ! nnwd havC'n I n Mrs Mvrtlc Schwab h.cre by h1.mes All"'n who wIt ru Jcn<' Y Shm c Pn and George I to Alabama wl.th them for a Bolls Phlln lelpl a are houscIll day~ leave Kl c~ts of Mr and Mrs C B Wease -- --They w ll go lo Manon Detro t n any gene.rnla lncludmss l.£c and 111 d Ca nada hc forc rcturmny to Stonewall Jackson thu r home"' They saw the Natural lh 1dge Mr and :\!rs Dame! McNa 1gh Shenandoah Valley and travdled ton columbus ~;pent the w ck the Skyhnc Drive and vt('wcd en I w th Mr and 'M rs A J mBny battlerlclda or both 1he Rev Strauss olutionary and Clv1l Wars Mr and Mrs Edd1c Jahnson One of t.hc hiahhgblll oC their • "'ho have been hvmg m the liar trip was seeing the pllly rhc Pioneers 1 hi~ play written es- le} apartment arc mo.,.lng this pedally for this 350th anniversary week o a loeatlOn near Pltlsi:Jurgh flr Mr 11nd Mrs Dan Kmg and of the founding of the st perm daughter& linda and Mary Mlamt anent English colony featured a have moved to the Tom Rue apart cast of over 100 and was presented on the campus of the College of mont on South Tbird Avenue Miss Frtcda Faehnlc took Mus William and Mary Williamsburg Settle Wise Mlami and her moth er Mrs Ross Wise to Belle W Va sunday where they were ov Grand Daughters Are Honored W1th Sunday Picmc golr.t>n thtrlu' of the party Cub Scout! of the Middleport 0 1 (town guest.o dudcd Mr Pack had a tala time Satllrday ~ d \I J scph Welker and Patty when they rode eootlnuously on J o ( l<~dn and Joyce Stubbins the rides at Camden Park Huntl'!) t.c ~lock Mr and Mrs [mgton for the entire afternoon Lela n Juh uon Colun bus Jame~ and were g tests of Georce Van Fu tz Green! t:ld Thoma:s 01 n Za.ndt unciP <lf Joe Reichman at and R1 har d Ham lton J''rank lm his Pepsi Cola plant Mr a d Mrs Is.aa( Motler Rose The Cubs and the1r families v lif' !rc e and MaK Jlamilto 1 were served coOkJes pop and gum Alba Hazel Sw shcr Mrs fi'r 1 by M111 and Mrs Van Zandt beMack \1r.;. Harold Ma<'k Ches)ure fore gomg tc the park and &ack E h Huts np11Jcr .tr and Mrs lunches were a part 11! the p1cmc Geo ~ {' H Lear Gall pbh-s Mrs plans 1 ul Hu.s<Sell Crooksv lie Mr an d J AdultB attendmg were Mrs ~1 r.'i E Gartm Charlf'st on Rlebard Wells Mrs Dwight Wal rho as \\ th Gra)50 n Ctnda liace Mrs Dav1d Jenkins Mrs Far n r Pa)l on :'tfrs On.s Roush Frances Bearhs Mr and Mra Car Lang l e Mr and Mr~ Hamilton 1roll Swanson Mrs James Pullen anf! Mary Jane and Robert Chaut Mr and Mrs Bruce Lloyd Mr auqt a Mr ~ 11d Mrs K r Wagner rand Mrs Ezra Puckett and Karen ar. Thon OJ York Pa 1 Younger RUests at the Cub Scout Mr-9 Se»all Colorado Sprn gs day at the pa 1k were Stepban•e Col Mr and Mrs Ru<sell ana I and Susan Pullen Sylv1a and Mary Andrew anrl Jame s Ehr a Carol Swanson Ronnie EvallB Dee l'llr und Mrs Gnfl flussell wert Ann Wells Cubs were Robert marr 4.'~ on August 29 1007 at the Swanson Paul Thompson Bruce M II cp Jrt Church o{ ( hr st by and Alan Wallace Ricky Wells the Rev Speer w th Mrs Speer and Mtchl Lloyd Mtchl Areber Larry M1ss \rlehne Jones as th r atte11 Gladwell Bruce Annaa John dan l~ He 1s the son or John and Bl k J •-j h ~ h 1 ae oe n.o::tman .111ICA.e1 M11r ella Russell und 'he ts the P)Jckett Johnny Evans R.odney ..! 3ugt ter or Th>mas and Jane Karr Stephen Pullen David Jen And er on aU or Bradbury The kins, Kim Neal and Duld Covert bon y noon tr p was t Columbus whc rc they attended the State I w ~4 IRST - d and sons land sp.:onl the w<,•k.•nd) sister and brother Mrs Dan Wtn e and da•{ght<•r, bara Jo Mr .111 d :O.Irs Cl.y d~;A'rhum'"her of Mt Corey Mr and Thctrlf'llplr alar In a g 1Wn of ~ lk 1 I 'llllC nvu taffeta l'ht f 11erl bod1ce wa~ daintily l c I l v.llh pearls an t reaiUrf' 1 sat rma t'INkl 1c v.i1h long sl vr I I tar l to p o nl over th t> h~n h tt "e y f II sk rt r(',ll softly lnl ad 1p1 I t u n ller f np;NI p v I r I porte l Fren<'h 11!1~ n w ~ • 1u ~ht to a matching p alent of ~ 1lk I n I a zmc and (hnnl lly I c 1 l~o:t' I with til} m'erl pe trl~t ~he nn nc I A wh tr H1blf cove e I With n f 111 uh1111ed CO.!i('IHif-- bn l(j I I f t"rt>nch cArl Jl nn~ an I ~ot Jl nn t1x and contend w th 11 wt II.~ 0 1 t 1 I A r.old I roo(' h belong ng t 1 h~l grandmother wn s r 1slc1 c I to the arrangemt t H 1 nl y JCW('[IV were pearl eurr ng~ I el n~; IY to her mother MI ~& )flckf'~ Uc\\1 t of Yellow SprlnRI! Oh att« rlcrl Mls!! Ito s ~ q maid of honor M ss Donna Bw IS,arnl.!r f New Haven and M!!l~ Mary Jean 1util f Gall polls Obi 1 were hr It sm 1~ Juntm Drldelimaid was Miss Ju l) Fr} of rita Haven COliS I f the I r le Mfss Kathy ~ ubh~~o~ c ur Barber on r t hC h r IC 0 h tO abo 8 COUl'llI I·' ~ccderl the brut r1 1wn th1 ilf,lc 11 flown girl Robert Hill and Bill Mr and Mra J<un•n.: lhl' goup dur1 n1 the a1 vernon Weber and Dean Denn s tcrnoon were Mr and Mr1 Bernard Dalla& and Donna Rutland Mr and Mrs Wdl Lanmn.g Fatrborne Higley Colwmbu"' Mra Aua:pst Weber Chester 1 ' gency I efrect. ve e1l however whereby office• re u1 enees Gn the Will nat be banned bf ol the new law I Section 3 of the ae.- ordJnanc:e whJch ts the protective cJaUN. to local bll8lneu ftrms read• "Pr.,_ v ded hetwever that wben the contents of such vehacle or truck are del venng M or such vehicle to nmoom rneteriall 5 called from any busmeu house ofiJft! J res dence or any place locate<! 011 any of the tl»ve ltl'eetl- thea such vehJ.Cl' I'M be driven on such streets .. 1 The protective clause WM wtU ten mto the ordm.ance to not be dtSoC!'Imatory agamat local bust ness fU1Tl5 whiclt have been e• t bhshed on the streets for a r.u.mber of years and who WQIIld have Sjl!rered ee 't't"ely had tlOI. «UCh clause been adopte:d In adoptme- the new ordinanee Counell aho gra6te.d polle!e pow-ers to stop any veh1clc W'bi<b they bele ve to be of questiolllble we1ght and to order- weigJung on the spot hy pDrtable seale or a public wetgh. a:tltioo It ~ v1de~ that when polke f"md a vehicle to be over weight that the vehicle will be ~ ~ ,.. malll at lbat """Until'...,~, IS reduced to ronform With the new weight limit ¥ Pe:naltles as provided in tbe. ot dmance for 'v1olal.ion of~ we1ght I m•t provide a \f $50 tor the fir.l'f, 9ffeose:g fme of $100 f1t 85! ~ ~· il or both for tbt d wl~h n a twelve rnon od Another elause In the ordinance prUVldes that the Mayor may grant penmss.1on to over weight veh1cles to use tbe thoroughfJire If he feels m his JUdgment that pas:Jage of such a veh1cle o\ler the streets wlll not be detrim;. tal to them Sucb lnstncta h~ ever ~e tlou,Cllt by cou.attl members to be -.f a m1rumum •nd only for RlVJency meeuruJ Urum mou.s approval to the ordmance was given br aU ca.tn c1l members present at the M1u day speCial meetlr.g They wne Roy Betzmg Richard one-. rior Schaefer Dale Smith ud ~ lfullen Counolman Wayne Sw~h· er was absent from the meet1,. Pnor to the adoption and fNI&sage e£ thf:' new wr.1ght hmtt re gulatory ordmance ('()Un"ll mept bers Ma}or Ro1uni0n and Vll11f1e Sol c tor Fred Crow dlseult'!d 1. anow aspects o( ltte fort~ ng hearmg WhiCh 1:11 to be. ·~~!d before the Olrio Water Pollution Control Board Ill Columbus on October 15 During tbe dlscumon wh~h saw eou'netl order Attorney Fn>d Crow to look up all matenal ,.clavent to the sltuataon and htre htm to represent them at he Octo~r 1' meet ng Coune•l man Dor Schaefer absent for several weeks clue to 1ll health again cxweued hiS hnn conYic lion that a sewage dl.<;; posal plant ror Pomeroy at this tune Wtui out of the question Sa•d Sc-haefer 1 want th ~ Control Board to show rne why Pomeroy and Middleport must be penahzed for not havmg a oow age d1sposal plant when 11 ! a well known fact that eight states borden on the Ohw R1ver and nr.t one ot other aevtn 1s t.kfng any such measures for MVeJ' pol luhon control or whiit use -s tt for Pomeroy to pauperlZe s ClhZelUI to consti'Uct such a plant when Mbody el1e IS even- hall trymg' As far as 1 m eoneerned Pomeroy 1.11 nBt filllnclully Able to shoulder such a burden.. If the Stat~ of Ohio wants a sewage dis posal plant bere so badly let them share two tb1rd1 of the eoit of such a plant and then. ru go along But until they show me how tt can be aeeomt~hahed wtth out J)iuperill.na our cithenl ind f:uture genertiUOD8 1n this eom mumty JIJ a..ht them ali .lhe wa) and throutbt the eouiU If necessary Otber eouncaJ tnem5ets were no agreement with the ve:t6en roone1Lman lD 1bls sta~t pomtlng out th•t alth">Ugh ~· oligl,..J estlma\0 or coot. 1"1' ' sewage d15P01al plant t• (CoDtiDu.d on Plle ~ t i I 6 IY4Illl ru• 1 I I I I ofw • the. m. J •' �-· J 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0 . Aug 27, 1957 WJ All WASHED UP? ARiver Comes To Life .\gain In Ohio Valley waters of the Ohio River. Before the ladv who smashed U\e bottle of champagn(' 011 th~ vt•ssel's bow had her moment of glory. tht' .Sen:.ttor set us straight on a point that has probably disturbed more Americans this year than eVer before . He pointed out in fairl y unmistakable terms the difference betwee n Federa l spending and Federal investment, or if yo u prefer, tb.e differ ence beiween ··· pork'' :tnd progress. W1rb the disappearance of the picturesque, 1 w~d-burning stern-wheelers from our great : rivers nearly a century ago, inland waterway transportation became what the Sena·tor' called "a dead letter". But, today, through the funds voted by Congress "for the long-range . program of the Corps of Engineers for the modernization of the Ohio River, its locks , · 1clams and le'lees'', these inland waters are serving us as never berore. t ' • l "It is," as the Senator sa4d, "::. rivt'r come lalive." From 1929 to 1950 river traffic increased 582 /!<1rcent. By 1946 the river was carrying ~ billion ton-miles of commerce. But :In 1~6 it was. just short of 16 billion. In 1939, I electric generating plants along the river produced 3.7 percent of the nation's electrlc po¥.·· er. By 1955 Ohio River plants were producing 9 pertent of America's kilowatts. From 1950 to 1955, the nation invested $11 billion In new i l I ! · ·-----~ Mrs. Will W!. nston are co-t'halr· na·n of the l'Ommillet~ in charge O f the picni C plans. PlAN COOK-oUT I • I Th e D a. 1•1v senttne H•U. North Fo«rlh Aven«t . C«h lb. monthl, $4.2&, -- - 8:00 8 ,30 9:00 9 :3{} 10·00 10:30 10:40 1?:00 1:00 Grt>•t IDJ In tor L6 w_.eks trainHoapital COol'pllmuJJ School. cOUDCI·• PLAN SOCIAL Th e WSCS of Stiversville ll;lethodlst Ch urc h will hold a social at tho Durst Sture on Thur~ day bC'ginning at 7 p. m. [C'e Cl'C'JHn . pio, ralte a nd coffee will he ol fC'n•d as well as a vnr iety counlt•r. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS$ 1. JWvolve 3. Crowna t . Conc:!tal 10. Street di1lurbance 11 . .Name 12. Abraatve material U.. At one .time 1$. Iron taym.j 1e. BrUIIk drink 17. Cenu11 of llzarda tO. fUUuto and I 2. l1l&nd o! 22. Miss Turnt'r 24 . Ca pital 3. Not worklnf \Par4. Born agu. I. FWherman'a 11.y 1 buket 26. Com4. Point pas:J 7. Bar4 pomt 18. Smear \abbr. I 11. Journey 27. Lash 13. Sweet 28. Pl('asure 1'n&n••r'• a...., potatotl crafts 15. Mona 30. .Merited 39. River IGer.J reatlE>UI)' 31 . BarracwJa 41 . Shelt~red 18. Skin tumor 34. Sn11 •lli!! side 19. l."raggy billa 37. Ireland i2. Distant "8Qunty·• muUQtef"l •I .56 6 00 6:15 6:30 7;00 7:30 8:00 8:50 9:00 9:30 10:00 10 :05 39. Land IO: W I>AILY CRYPTOQUOTJi.:- Here'• bow to ovork lh AXYi:JLBA.AXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter llm~;»~J 1tands for another, In thll!l ~~ample A Ia uud for the thrtt :.·a, X tor the two 0'1!1, etc. Single Jettera, apoa• trophtt, t!ie lenllh and formation of the words are all hintL J:ac~ day the c:ode letters are <litferent. ENA FOR NEWS OF SNHDL KNVTA rNWU NV!CN 1\VENAT'K UVJO KADLWU SVTA-QWNJ RVENATIC BJWf'l cv V (Contt~Wed ' DAYS • • • SATURDAY -•..• • '' . Daily on 990 spo ' On Your l Radio D'lal Writer i ' Secret Storm Edge of Night Your Esso neporter Sports Parade " Weatl}erml\11 Pr~sii &lonfertnce Doug las Edwarda TrltA)IJOne Time Phil Silvers Show Pri\·ate Secretary To Tell the Truth Spollicht Pl·a yhous 1 $64 ,Ut0 Qut'stion Spike Jones Show UP-to· lhe·miuute Ne1n Scamfjng the Weather 1'he Late Show 7,ao o,oo uo 9·,oo g,ao Public: Defender front INI• four) nle 8elle Brown, •th; Fred Rice, !5th; fwlar1()n Parker, Qth: Orville Brown, 'lth and atb: Howard Pit"· k~. Sclente! and History; Henry Beaver, Commerc ial ; Theodosia Frecker, Latin and En&lish ; nib Martio, Math and Coaoth. TupJM!rt Plain• Olive Osborn, 1st Helen Cald· well, 2nd; Violet Millhone, 3rd; Goldlt Story, .4th; Augusta Barnhart, lith ; J, S. Davis, 7th and 8th and ande school princiPAl; W. A . ftln, Math, Social Sciences; Norn Rice, Latin and En&lish; Evelyn Koehler, Seienee; 0 . C. Bibbee, Soclo.l Science and hi£h school principal. 1 R. R. Gray is the District Exec:utlve heAd; Alice Neaae is District vocal music lnatl'\lctor; A vice F'Mcll:er wlll teaCh Home 'conom· it'll whUe Dorothy Michaels will be the Commercial teactler. ~ · Bus drivers for Eastern Local Dlitrict are Wayne Chevalier, AI· bert Appleby, Paul Chevalier. William :- Swain, Victor Bahr, Roland Totr'enC!e, T. F. Dye, Vlra;H Westran, Cecll t:aldwel1, C. 0 . Newland, P'rita Geobel, Ross qeland, [ Jam11 Van Meter, John J. R.09e, Marion Parker. Cu1tndlan• are Carl Walton at Riverview, Han"y Lodwick Sr., "t'.... Bellar wears. happy snaUe OD Dollar Days Whealt Looks criester and Henry Tay\01:, Tuppen_. :Plalns. .....~r, Gees Farther ••• Baya More Thaa You Ever Dna•!MI· . , . . . ,0:: .f·~he~:d':!~~·u~: ""iii'ii!·-.l';oo...,,_______________.,..___________________..:,__________ Humphrey Is the · clerll:-treasur4tr ...l the district. No cooks for this dbtrict have been hired as yet. - 10; 10 11 :30 News vf the Ni&bt Theater 13 Sign 'Off SPENCER REUNION ACC ON TV The .Spencer family I"C'Union will NEW YORK Ten .Allin· be held Sunday. SepL 1 at the Rock Springs F'air Grounda. tic Coast Cobferepce bll!sketball sames during the 19117-M season ·.unrh wili be served at noon. 'will be televised on a regional i!P - -.- Do It YtfeN 11-lt;: KID FROM NEXT DOOR CAME 0\f:R 10 PLAY. 'TREMBLECHIN 6AVE IOOINE 11-IIS (>000-foiEIGHBOR TALK·"· ... __ Mr. ~ . with .. at! -ELIOTIIC ~. WAtER 3 :00 Brighter Day 3 :15 Secret Storm 3 :::10 Edge of Nl-\!ht 4 :00 The Early .Show 5 :30 Your Esso Reporter 5 :45 Sports Parade Weatherman Whal About Tbl:lt? 8 :15 Dou(<lu- Edwarllo 0:30 My Friend Ftlr~a 7:00 Vi(' Damone 8:00 Millionaire 8:30 I 've uot A SerrPt (H){] U. S. Steel Hour 10:00 Up-la-the-minute News lO:OS St'anning the Weather 10· 10 The Late Show ------- mm~~IE rnm;:r1rrnru ~!\~ I ..,._--a oa ILI!C1'UC .IVATE11. HEATEI. ll'ir~ --- Sign On CHANNEL 1l WED. 12:00 Liberace 12 :30 'i'he Gretchen Wade Show 1:115 Neighbors ) l:3f\ Movie Matinee ,..._..... ,...... ""' ...... ..,.. deaa, ..._ ••• 1f W. ,_ . _.... ftt!ll 3 ,00 ....... "-c• 6:10 John Daly & the NMN u., Sportseope y. IILIICTIJC IVATEll. cm.\TP. llt_r..,.. &ltm 6,30 Dimeyland , ,30 Navy Lot Ou:le and Han1et Moment of Declsl• Wednesday Nl&bt ,rbtl ...a nelize _ic'• aroaad-ye& ic•a 10 ' 8:30 9,00 ... iato liW wi.. " - - ,.... IIWlJI . . platy. ._ ,.... _._._.for O'NIT IMed ••• aD ... tlmel American Bandlland Cartoon Club !1<00 Mickey Mouse ClU HO a,oo t ..:oo Newe of tbe Nlibt m1o n,ao Tbeatre 13 S~ID H~ Rwtl:r - - ' -- - 'I'M nt'W Mn. JaeoiiJi ftt.-.rd to the hOme (tf her pM'Mlt fot:. lowing a weekend -at BallviJle. iU. She will tejeiA &er b.u.sballd i• Illinois in SeptanM-r. ~ for Touch-and-GO / the 28th da¥ ot Septembt'!', 1957, MR. AND MilS. JACOBS ur judiment wiU be taJr.en lt&alnst Mt. and Mrs. Hay Roush of Kest man for the bridegroom tjlem as. ~rayed for. Severrth Street, Syru.cus-e, ar~ was A/ & Daniel Murphey Jr. anno.uueing the marriage ot their The former MIM Roush is o LQN V. GREENLEE, daughler, Wanda Rae tu Steven (Piai n ti !'!) llll'Obs, son of Mr. and M(l) graduate of Racine High School. WEBSTER « FULTZ dus or 196'1. She wa~o a member Dale Jacobs of Middleport . Attorney~ for Plaintiff of the Gii"IJI Glee Club and other (7) 30, (8) 6, 13, 20, 21, (9) 3, 10, 7tc The double, rin g' !'f'remony wa:. school organitations .. perfonned in the Chapel at St·ott The bridedoom aliO graduated NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Air · Force Base in IlHno:s wMr(' from the M.lddlept.)rt High School Mr. Jaeob.s is stationed. with ihe 1957 elan and wat a STATE Of OHIO The bride chose a pa stel blue member or the high sebool boGY> DEPARTMII:NT OF HIGHWAYS Columlwt, ~~. Aqust 9, t951 summer 9llit With whi le accrssor- chorltS. He was soloist in a nu:uContra~:t Sale& Lepl Copy No. ies for her marriag•!. C.ar~l J:1- ber of niin!tre) shows and was a cobs, in a pink nyllln frOC!k wa~> SiJioist at a reC!ent USO Center 57..91 her attendant. I in St. Uluis, near the base. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals will be r eceived at the orrire of the Stati' ' . . . " Highway Direttor of Ohio, at Columbus, Ohio, unti l 10:00 A. M., Oliln (Ea!ltern) Standard Time Wednesday, September 4, 1957. for improvements in: So AAMJiilliiiriiiitfD~h!e,•piii~U .-._!· CMANNI,I. J 6,00 1Five Star Final and 1ft.n. and •on attenllrM re•htill Mtlttnf. at freedom Gospel MiNLen Lill Butan Priday evtrUne. ·aJ4e- Legal Notice Off balls by Sporta Network, lne. All the TV games wi11 be pland Oil Saturday afternoons, startin.t: with the ·North Carolina vs Cle-mson game at Chapel Hill, N.C., Dtc. 7. 3. CUANER 5. LONGIR LASTING 10 SMOK£. ·SOOT, ASH!$ OR Dlltf, AS twl AS !Out ELttn/f: IJIITS., ' ' AITOIIATIC nRTRIC Ttlll'ftAIVIE eft. tlliL IIWI$ WS TMI FAIWRt . .' TI-lE KIDS GONe Now AND IHE ' • 10YG LOOK LIKE 1-lASH-·WHAl'~ RJP 6MN5 IODINe NOW? ')QJSAIDIT!! 6. wtAUS AIIYW& IOU- PIICID'WHnEI'RNr iJJII ~- _.UICL PlAY Y/l:rH YC>JR He'LL BE (;OINo HOME SOON··· of: I lJTTLJ!. ,JI!RK'IMER ~t!~···A~D • Mr and ~n. Bud Shatplllet aru:l dau g hter , ColumbLUI and A~ l BUI SIWi~Jl)~Wi<'k, J'ftt1~ Inc[ spcnl the wH-kend with Mr. lhd Mr ~ . Jar.cll s narpnatt:. , Ur. and )(rs. Cecil Hill Col ~~mbua ftrf tieekend g-uest. of \t'r. and Xl'!l. Erne1t Ciark. '' I Katie's Kltchen As thP Wori ... Turu Our \!iss Brooks Houaeparty 2:,00 Big Payoff 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show 11 :59 ., Mrt.... ,~ ..... Mr. and Mra Ken•etlt Beft:n.et and ~u. CharWUo, spent thf w~ke~ with .Mr. and lirL ~ KllLgjltine Sr. : I 12:00 12 :30 1:00 l :30 ti :DO APP-LE GIOVI Said defendants · are required to I'M SORPRISED AT YC>J! DON'T Be SO SE.LFI$~ l LET 10YS-·AI'TI!R ALL, ONe MUST LEARP-J -.o SHAR! WITH J R'lush-Jocobs Nupttol Ceremony Held At Scott A1r force Ba!e . "• 5 :55 Daily Sentln@l . Pomeroy-Middleport , ~-. Aug. 27 , 1951-3 • . ~----- -- - - - - •• • answer !laid pelitlun on or before Arthur GodfreJ Slrilr.t it Rleh New.s KaUe's Almanac Love of Lili Search for Tamorrow Guiding Li&:ht ' --------- --- Cheyenne Wyatt EBI'J) Broken Arro'il Telephone Time I Spy I I i 9:00 Fred Waring 9:30 10:30 11 :00 t1 :10 11 :15 11 :30 Il :45 klown hf'lr1, devlsMs, leptes ele· Rollow Road. I('utora, admlnirtntorl!l and atliJIII I That plaLnHrt and hil pr~I'CCB or Af,drew Tatt'. d~eued. RoDen SOr! In tltlt> hill~!- ht>ld laid r~::ai ITllte, it cle.ce ..ed , Will Tate. if Ntat~ advl!'t5e(jt'. openly and tJ· doce~. Enl ~rter ., if deee.Rd tonouJiy 11:1 aga1n11 each <:~nd cvM"y •nd W11l cart~r. 1f deceased, whose on~ ot ~aid delndanta tor • period pla~ea of restdenee are unlLnown 1n l'Xl'eu of twenty-one yean· that and' cannot be atcertalJ!ed, will pan (If sald re-o~l estate wu o~ned take notice tbat Lo n V. Oteenke, by on~ Andrew Tat~ and wa1 ownas plaintlfL riled hll ,eUtlon ed h}' him ¥~ th~ timt- of hit dealh ~tgainst them on the 29th day of wh 1ch oeturred In th.~ year 1882.' July IH:i1 m Common Pleu Court !lui\ nld Andrt>w Tate died lntt'lor Meigs County, Ohio, tbt omt tale and on the 4~ h d.aY ot Aua:uJt Llelna: Caae No 12.S71, allctl~a: . 1911. Robert Tale, Will T~te , ~arl among other thing•. that tbt plam- 1 Ca rter and Will Carter . together tiff is the owner In tee simple at.ld With th('lr ~poullt"S. intended t.o in actual pt)!j8esslon ot the follow· l'onvey all that part or said real ing desl'ribfd ru} estate, to-wit : estate which was owned 0,. ll'aid NOTICE M AJIIPLlCATION The followln! real ertate •ttu- Andrew Tatt> al the time of hi~ PUblic Notice is hereby given ated in th~ Vii a&e &f Midllrport, death to one Gf t.he . predecH!Iors ln 'that Hali\e Zerkle, dba ~·rkle County of Mt.>igs and Stale of Ohio ~1tle lo the pla1ntJff bul that by ,.ander Co. bas filed with the and described as follow s· Inadvertence only des('ribed part 1 Public Utilities Commission uf · or uid real estate : that the posse. Ohio an application to amend conBeginni ng at the Southe-ast c01'· sion of the plaintiff an•J his pretract motor carrier l)ermit No. 744 n_er of Lot No. Z ef the Subdivi; deces~n in Iitle a,, to all or .said by addmg tne toflowmg shipper : slon of Lot No. 65 In thP. town of rl!al estate his b<.'!t n :~uerted u The American Agricultural Chem- Middlepor t; thence North 31 de- an unequlv~al clwim of owner&hip Ical C'ompany, Waah ington C. H., gree 20' East 287 feet following the of the enUre title to . said real Ohio using the following equip- East line ot !taid Lot No. 2 and an estate hereinabo~e described . That ment : 2 tractors and 2 trailers:. extension thereof to th@< Soutb side the detendll"lt& herein miaht claim lnterester:l p81'ties may obtai n of the Diamond Hollow Road; an intereat in and to aaid real fyrther inform11tion a» to said ap- thence in an Westerly direction estale by reuon or the incorr~t plication by addressing the Pu'h· fo llowing the South line nt said description uliled io the aforesaid lie Utilities Commission or Ohlo, road lilhout 44 feet to a point d eCd and ar.y futther Interest or Columbus. Ohio. "':'hlch ls a~ fi!Xlenaion of l.he West claim tbat said defendantJ might HAllie Zerkle, dba 11ne of sa1d Lot No. 2; thence ~sett Is riot known to tht plaintiff. Zerkle Tramf~r Co. South 31 decree 20' West to the The prayer of Sllid petition is 34 Race Street NorthWest l'orner ot said ~ No. lllat each and every1 one gf the Middleport , Ohio 2 ~~:tid foUowJn.t the Wett line of above defendants he compelled to said Lot for a tota1 distaflce of 216 anert any claim they may have In (8) 19, 26, (9) 2, 3Ic feet kl the Sou.thwe!it eoraer Of and to said real estate or be barred bid Lot No. 2 on the North therefrom; tbat the elaims, ir any, of the Rutland Road;· tMftcel in ~ a uf 1111.l.d defendants be declared inSoutheaster!)' direction fal~Wbil valid ; that ptalnUff's title in and LIGAL NOTICI the South line of aaid- Lot 2 to 1Ke to said real estate be quieted and Robert Tate, Will Tate, Earl Car- place of beginning. Bein& all ~f th~t eaeh of said defentants be ter and Wlll Carter, wboae placea said Lot No. 2 of Subdivision 6tJi forever barred from asserting any of residence. are unkobwn and c::an· .and a parcel on the Northerly llde elaim to said real estate and ror not be ascertained; and the un- thereof extending to the DiamOnd other retlef. ,I 7 :00 Ji'mmle Dun 7 :30 Bo:itor, )Iackie 8;t)() Captain Kangaroo 8:45 CBS 1{ews 8: ~5 Local News 1:15 Neighbors 1:30 Movie Matinee a,oo American Bfndstancl 4,00 Carloon Club 6,00 Mickey Mowe Club s,oo Five Star Final 6:1:5 John Daly ar.d Newt uo 0. Vttle>rda.y't Cryptoquot.: AH, HOW UNJUST TO NATURE AND HIMSELF IS THOUGHTLESS • MAN!-E:OWARD YOUNG . County Schools .. WIDNISDA.Y Township. by grading. dratnlng, paving with bituminoua road mtx surface course on cruibed aa:vegate bale and by constructing a continuous concrete elab brkt1e wi ~ h capped pile aubalrllclltre (Spans 28 feet • ~ feet · 28 feet, roadway 28 teeb)1 Bridge No. MI:G680-0723 over west Branch ot Shade River. Width: Pavement 20 reet, Roadway 32 feet. Lenft]l : 2·.'100 feet 01 O.SU miles. The date aet ror c!mtlpletlon or this work shall be as set fort& in the bidcting proposal. Bidders mli.rt ..ply, on the proper rorms, for prequalification wUh 'the Hilhwn Credit Examiner. at Colui'Abus', Ohio, at .lll'&St tO da)'s before the date aet 1o opn. bids. The minimum waue to be paid to all labor employed on this (IQR· tract ahall be in aecordance ~itb the ''Schedyle- of Pre\taillng Itourly Wage ltates A5a&rtatned and OetermineiJ tly the l>e-Par1meel o( Industrial Relations appllcable to State Htgkw'Y loeplttment · fm· provetnfllts in ~tnee whh OUve Ingraham 10,00 W:asquerad@ Party l0 :30 N~w.s Headline• 10 40 Nitewateh 12 :00 Tonight TUISDAY CHANNEL 13 11 :59 Sign Onn 12:00 Liberace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Show HkOO and NBC News Mayor of the Tcuvn Father ttnom 8.eBt Kraft TV Theater TbJs is Your Liftt Waterfront cy, Ohin, on Section, MEG-680-6 .91 Stale Routt> No. 680 In Bedford WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 A Cryp&o.-ram quotatloq AUG. 30th 7 :00 7 :30 8:00 9 :00 9 :30 4 00 The Early Show 5 :30 5 '"5 R<r.. The Daily Sentinel TUESDAY CHANNIL I 7:0:) Jimmle Dean 7 :30 Bo~ton Blachie 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo 6:40 CBS New! 8 :M Local News 8:00 r~e d Waring ):30 .b tkur Godfr~ j l0:30 Strike It ldeh 11 :00 New~ ll : lO K<ttlf!'s Almanac 11 :15 Love of Life 11 :3() s~arc~ f?r Tomorrow 11 :45 Guiding Ugnt 12:00 Katie'.:~ Kiteo ~n 12:30 A~ the World Turtll 1:00 Our Mi.ss Brooks 1 1:30 Ho~Jfeparty 2:0"J Big -'P:tyoff 2:::10 Bub r.rosby ,s how 3:15 3:30 42. Kind ot q11&rtt 43. Corner 1 colloq ) u. Aatrincent fruit 4~ . Eyea U . 1'ear DOWN I Rell(lon I I (Jap.J ' and 6 :4:5 a,oo Bri;.:hter Day meuure ne FRIDAY Spinach Playhmu• Weathcrca.st 5,port.s }~y e NBC Nf' WS Fl'stiv.tl u( StaN P<.nle Meet McGraw Summet" Playhous!!W Nat Kin& Cole Sbo' O'Henry PlayhoustA !vi.tn Called X N~ w:, lfeadJine!ll Nitewateb Tonight JIGN OFF WCHS-TV Chann'e l8 OF ' Currt>nt ----~--- ------- --- Watch 7:00 7::10 three mootba, Lakes arl'lved by The Ohio Vahtr.r Sen .aDel. 1ne.• at 110 Mechanic 5&., PtGeftO, f"J. Bualoeu office pboae SAt .. tarialolfkoeoh~Swr. • 6 :4.5 'I <. ·' -~.to. lu~on rates: Deli~ b1 urrler where avallab)e 30 een~.s per HOM~ ON LEA VI!! .,..,. ODe Jtll' ID advance at The Dally Sent1..ne1 office, *1&.60 ~ SR Max Eu·hm~::cr who rel·c iv· t'«ltlai .,.80; three ~onth!, fl.80. By motor route ~h~r• 1\toll1able. I'd hi~ boot trainln~;t al Great ·~~~b,fa.~n~:· afternoon tJCIPl ~:t~unday t1 : 3~ Mr. nnd Mr!'l. Everel•t Daih•y o r tuday fur 11 vlNil Breuzy lkig hts a rc vl.~jti n g' wi th with hi_~. p are nls, Mr. and M.-s. their son and d;a u~hth - in··law , Alltm F..teh tn)(trr .. Polkwing 11 14 :'t1r. and MJ'.-;_ Dun D:lilE·y of C!,l· duy.s t~av•• lw WJI! return to "th.:> umbus . I to; 6:00 6 :30 18. Droop 20. Exist 21. Stirrf.'d up 23. Treea ~- J'oreat wa.rdenl Z7.Ed - , comedian 29. Follow• 32. Exclantt• lion S3. Poker atake M . Short aleep 86. Froaunr 38. E4ker R1CHARD I. OW.N- GINIRAL MANAGER Seou s ol Lh c local Pack han' RIYNOLD 1. GRIINI- EDITOR llM'en Invited to utlend the Cou_rt (Niter L 'hnnehlll StaH Wrl"r lportt Edltor nf Honor and Tdrct~.hm~nts wlll JlfaUGbl aclVtrtu'~ reprea&ntatlve, BoitineW·Kimball, "lae .. Mil hf! St'rYed by mothers of the Bny 1 LaloatoD Ave., New YoUk Clty, 16, N. Y. Scout.« and Cuh Scouts. Enttrtd u HCODd c:tau maUina m.at.htr ,.~ tbe post oUlce at Pum 1 __ _ Wednesday 55 Sign On 6·00 Today 9.00 Humpt•r Room 10:00 1't1e Pri('e Is Right 10:30 Tru th or COlllleQUencea: I ! .VO Tic T!!C 'Dough. 11 :30 'U. Could 8t>: Yuu 12:00 Current l :OO }{...- Uttle ~~:-pe I :30 BridE> anrt Groom 200 MaUne., Th~ater 300 QUeen for a Day 3-41' "Aodern B'll!lanueeJ 4 :00 Comedy 1tme 4 :30 Movletime 5 :30 Popeye Prese.:ltl 5;45 News Pitture 6:00 Spinarh PluyhoU!a 6 ~0 Wt:alhercast 6 ,35 Sports Eye 100 My Uttle Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:45 Mfldern !tomanl'e!> " :00 C om~d v 1'\ma 4 :3Ll Movletlme 5:30 Popeye Presents Th e Jolly BtJJlch Sewing Club wilt have a cook-out at the hom'! (Contlaued 'rom ' ' " One) of Mrs. Kenneth Byer u•• Thunday evening at 8:30. Membvrs are number or yean q:o wa• approxito bring tht1it· bun.~ and 8 bever· malei.Y $48'7 .000, that cost . now 1 has m~n to well above a m1111oo age. dollars. The matter of the bud&el for PLAN COURT OF HONOR the forthcomlq meetln1 wu ~ Tuesday, Sept 3. Troop 245 . layed until the neJtt reaulat BOy Scout, of Amorice. will h"'' meeting of ('()Uncil . n Com·t of Honor at the TA"glnn ll'IVOTI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA 11e diOU&lt. 11. By mall oDe )'ear 12 :30 "A nation makes no loss by devotton of some or its current income to the improvement of its estate. This is an obligation we owe to our children and our grandchildren . I do not measure the future of America in terms of our Ufetime . God has truly blessed us with great resources. h Is our tluty to make them avall•bl< to the people ." I c.,,.,. ~ CHANNfl 3 ~o,i:Jl Otl TGda.v 900 fl(Hnpcr Room 10:00 The Price ls Right 10:30 'J'rulh, or Consequt!ncea 1t ·oo Tic Tac Do~gh [ 1:30 II Co uld Be You ~~·oo Tex ~ Ji nx --- ed that navigation development in the Ohio River had cost the l'S Government $150 mil lion in 130 years. ''No investment of the Fed· eral Government ,'' he said, has ever benefit· ted more people or provided a bigger return. " Only tbe fai1ure of the Government to follow throuih on its long-ra nge program to keep the river's locks, dams and other navigational and flood -control facilities up to date . said the Senator, could haJt the valley's in· spJring progress. He paid tribute to the constructive efforts of the Inland Waterways Common Carriers Association to further the development of our nation's inland waterways system , and quoted the words or President Hoover in dedicating the Ohlo River p1·ogram ln 1929: BAPTIST PICNIC NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Ml's. John Parsolll! The Sunday Schaol o! th e Ml are announcing thto birth of a gix ~101·iah Baptist Churt: h will pound t'ourttlen ounee sun, Jcf· lu•ve a pkni.e Thursduy al 4 . p. fllfy Mason, at Hollt!l" Hospital m. at the M ~ddl~·purt . R ot~ d:mle on Au&ust 26 . Grandp:.rcnbi l!l't' l'ark . Mrs. Carl'lt' ( 1\lfl' l~ tl and • ll 5~ 7 ·00 - . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Gi.lmore . Po1n eroy and Mrs. Wade Fosll'f, lh· dni". i!> II grt"at g.-andmother Of tht• new boy. Daybook Daily Sentinel TELEVISION GUIDE TUESDAY Valley - Pennsylvania , Wes t Virginia , Otuu, Kentucky, Indiana J.nd Illinois - curre ntl y produc e $7 billion in Federal taxt•s. a nd add- ---- -~ --- ----,- - ---~-=- H . _. · Set"flbns 4115.03 · (17-3>. t Ll5.04 OH:l. 4l l't05 (17--t:a) 4\I!HM:I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS !17 :5) , and 4115 .07 d1·{h1 or the STATI OP: OHIO Revised Corit o[ Ohio " DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS . The bldde~ _mulrt tubmit wilh ha <"•lumlll\l•. Ohio, August '• 1957 h1d a eerufled e~ll 111 the C•ntrKt Sele• L... l amount of 13 .~.00 . No. 57-517 Plan! and spccitlcaliont lire uu file 1n t he d@]).artment of hiwhwayll UNIT ;RICI CONTRACT and lhe office or the dtvi•lon Sc-aled proposal!" '"!ill be rl!· deputy director. ceived at th~ office or the Slal.t' The d lreclor rNerve lhe rigtlt Highway Dtrt'Mor of Obl.o a1 Co-- to J"t'j84:t any and aU 8bid . 11 lutnbua. Qhl& unUl 10:00 a. m.. GEORGE J . THORMY£R OPI& (Enterri) Standard Time . .., Artinl lJ!re-t-tur Wednesday, September 4, 1957, (8) 20 , 27 2te: for Improvements in: Mei1s Coun- Mel!ls County ttnn mdustrial anr1 atomic plants in thte ar~a ami provided nearly 800.000 new }Obs mort' jobs than tbere are in iht.' dtit"s uf PittsbttrV'h I .:md Ci ncinnati con:b!nt>d~ I Senato r Ca pt•ha rl ubservt>d tta:.~ L the stx stal es whose lant1s makt~ up lhe Ohio River Sinator Homer E. Ca peh art went ou1 homl' the other day to Jeffersonville , lnd . to help oUkialt! a new up-to-the-minute J effboat dit-· seJ towboat from the builder's ways into the ~ -----... Legal -=r-· -. • N'olice ........ f! '·f~• ~~~~., .,. u..,.., ..,,,., ,.. .. ,.. , ..... J -~- (17-4), 41115.05 ·oHIO COMPAtft '!f s.. r- .............. GAS Rant• DeGJ•r ... •• • - i ANNIVERSARY SALE! A LIFETIME .... BIG STORE-WIDE s..u.El .e• -l··Solid Carload Of Fine SPINET PIANOS .' ( ' MUST BE SOLD• IN THE NEXT 15 DAYS•. And to Do So Summers &Son Will Meet·or Beat Any Deal Around. I ' ' SAVE UP TO $ • ' ' OHill, 4115.06 and 411~ .07 (17-!5a) of the Revised Code of Ohio.'' The bidder must ~ubmit witb his bid a certified check in the amount or $600.00. PlanR 1nd specifications are on file l·n the depart.ment o( high way!V and the office of the dlvlalon aeputy director . The director re~erves the to rejeL't any and all bids. GEORGE J. THORMYER Adlng Director. 8-20.27-2\c En~:utrlx 1 4Hiw . . , ... llf;ll...tW, IUCI'JUC ~rNIIIIIIi.U'I& I• ONCE IN . ~-·~~· , •••, • • •.,.. . Only $25.00 Down $4.50 Weekly Yes- We Corry Our Own Accounts.• (17~) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ~ •t#JI~tttr~« ~·" Proposals Nos. 1 to 4 Inclusive arc offered as one project and will be awarded a .~ one r ontrart . Propo~at No, 1 C:a llia County, Ohio, on Section 0.00, Stale Route No. 77:5, ln · Walnut Township. by applying a bituminous treatment, Item T-31. Pavement: WidLh 18 feel l.ength 21,172.80 fC'et or 4 01 miles. Propos.,! No. 2 Meigs County, Ohio , on Sedion 4.82 (part), Stille Roulc No 68il, in Bedford Tow.nship', by appty. · Ina a bituminous treatm ent. Item T-31. Pavement: Width 18 rl'et. Lenth ll ,9B:'i.BO fet't or i .27 miles. Propo~al No. 3 Morgan County, Ohio, on Seclion 9.69 (part ), State Route No. 5M, in Homer and Union Townships, by applyinig a bi tuminous trea~ment, Hem T-31. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Length 11,352 feet or 2.1!5 miles Propoul No. 4 Noble County, Ohio, on Section 1.73 State Route No. 574, in Way.ne Township, by applying a bituminous treatment, Item T-31. ·P avement: Width t8 feet. Length 10.296 feet or LPS m!les "Proposal~ Nos . 1 to 4 lnclu; slve or this projed to be ~;om­ pleted not later than October 31, 1987." Bidder~ must apply , on the proPer forms, for prequ.alification with the Highway C~edit Examin· er. at Columbus, Ohio, at le9st 10 days b'efore the date set to open bids. The minimum wage to be pai(l to al1 labor employed bn this _contract shall be in areol'dance wlth the "Sehedule of Prevailing Hqur1y Wage Rates Ascertained ·and . Determined by The Department of Industrial Rela~ons applirable to State Highway Department Im· provem6nts in aceordance with Sections 4111'-0S (17·3), 411!5.04 .. . .• -.-. ••..,A;.'f eve• ....., .._. thiNj I iAtDWI" SPINIJ SAVE 150 ON HAMMOND ORGAN FREEl ........ $348 j t%9.95 CHAIR- WITH EVERY SPINET PIANO SOJ.I), I "FREE DOOR PRIZE! RCA TV SET." E1t•t• of Jecob Janey, DKaalld Notice is hereby given that Berlha1 May Janey whose P-ost Offioe adarea l!i Lang.,ville, Ohio, Route l, bas been duly appointed as P.i:· ecutrlx of Ute Estate of Jacob Janey, 1ate or Salem Townt~hip, Meies Cmmty, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 5th day of Au gu~t, 19&7. JoJtn C. litlcon Judge trf the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio • (8) 12, ·19, 27, 3tc ' ,, , i �-· J 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0 . Aug 27, 1957 WJ All WASHED UP? ARiver Comes To Life .\gain In Ohio Valley waters of the Ohio River. Before the ladv who smashed U\e bottle of champagn(' 011 th~ vt•ssel's bow had her moment of glory. tht' .Sen:.ttor set us straight on a point that has probably disturbed more Americans this year than eVer before . He pointed out in fairl y unmistakable terms the difference betwee n Federa l spending and Federal investment, or if yo u prefer, tb.e differ ence beiween ··· pork'' :tnd progress. W1rb the disappearance of the picturesque, 1 w~d-burning stern-wheelers from our great : rivers nearly a century ago, inland waterway transportation became what the Sena·tor' called "a dead letter". But, today, through the funds voted by Congress "for the long-range . program of the Corps of Engineers for the modernization of the Ohio River, its locks , · 1clams and le'lees'', these inland waters are serving us as never berore. t ' • l "It is," as the Senator sa4d, "::. rivt'r come lalive." From 1929 to 1950 river traffic increased 582 /!<1rcent. By 1946 the river was carrying ~ billion ton-miles of commerce. But :In 1~6 it was. just short of 16 billion. In 1939, I electric generating plants along the river produced 3.7 percent of the nation's electrlc po¥.·· er. By 1955 Ohio River plants were producing 9 pertent of America's kilowatts. From 1950 to 1955, the nation invested $11 billion In new i l I ! · ·-----~ Mrs. Will W!. nston are co-t'halr· na·n of the l'Ommillet~ in charge O f the picni C plans. PlAN COOK-oUT I • I Th e D a. 1•1v senttne H•U. North Fo«rlh Aven«t . C«h lb. monthl, $4.2&, -- - 8:00 8 ,30 9:00 9 :3{} 10·00 10:30 10:40 1?:00 1:00 Grt>•t IDJ In tor L6 w_.eks trainHoapital COol'pllmuJJ School. cOUDCI·• PLAN SOCIAL Th e WSCS of Stiversville ll;lethodlst Ch urc h will hold a social at tho Durst Sture on Thur~ day bC'ginning at 7 p. m. [C'e Cl'C'JHn . pio, ralte a nd coffee will he ol fC'n•d as well as a vnr iety counlt•r. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS$ 1. JWvolve 3. Crowna t . Conc:!tal 10. Street di1lurbance 11 . .Name 12. Abraatve material U.. At one .time 1$. Iron taym.j 1e. BrUIIk drink 17. Cenu11 of llzarda tO. fUUuto and I 2. l1l&nd o! 22. Miss Turnt'r 24 . Ca pital 3. Not worklnf \Par4. Born agu. I. FWherman'a 11.y 1 buket 26. Com4. Point pas:J 7. Bar4 pomt 18. Smear \abbr. I 11. Journey 27. Lash 13. Sweet 28. Pl('asure 1'n&n••r'• a...., potatotl crafts 15. Mona 30. .Merited 39. River IGer.J reatlE>UI)' 31 . BarracwJa 41 . Shelt~red 18. Skin tumor 34. Sn11 •lli!! side 19. l."raggy billa 37. Ireland i2. Distant "8Qunty·• muUQtef"l •I .56 6 00 6:15 6:30 7;00 7:30 8:00 8:50 9:00 9:30 10:00 10 :05 39. Land IO: W I>AILY CRYPTOQUOTJi.:- Here'• bow to ovork lh AXYi:JLBA.AXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter llm~;»~J 1tands for another, In thll!l ~~ample A Ia uud for the thrtt :.·a, X tor the two 0'1!1, etc. Single Jettera, apoa• trophtt, t!ie lenllh and formation of the words are all hintL J:ac~ day the c:ode letters are <litferent. ENA FOR NEWS OF SNHDL KNVTA rNWU NV!CN 1\VENAT'K UVJO KADLWU SVTA-QWNJ RVENATIC BJWf'l cv V (Contt~Wed ' DAYS • • • SATURDAY -•..• • '' . Daily on 990 spo ' On Your l Radio D'lal Writer i ' Secret Storm Edge of Night Your Esso neporter Sports Parade " Weatl}erml\11 Pr~sii &lonfertnce Doug las Edwarda TrltA)IJOne Time Phil Silvers Show Pri\·ate Secretary To Tell the Truth Spollicht Pl·a yhous 1 $64 ,Ut0 Qut'stion Spike Jones Show UP-to· lhe·miuute Ne1n Scamfjng the Weather 1'he Late Show 7,ao o,oo uo 9·,oo g,ao Public: Defender front INI• four) nle 8elle Brown, •th; Fred Rice, !5th; fwlar1()n Parker, Qth: Orville Brown, 'lth and atb: Howard Pit"· k~. Sclente! and History; Henry Beaver, Commerc ial ; Theodosia Frecker, Latin and En&lish ; nib Martio, Math and Coaoth. TupJM!rt Plain• Olive Osborn, 1st Helen Cald· well, 2nd; Violet Millhone, 3rd; Goldlt Story, .4th; Augusta Barnhart, lith ; J, S. Davis, 7th and 8th and ande school princiPAl; W. A . ftln, Math, Social Sciences; Norn Rice, Latin and En&lish; Evelyn Koehler, Seienee; 0 . C. Bibbee, Soclo.l Science and hi£h school principal. 1 R. R. Gray is the District Exec:utlve heAd; Alice Neaae is District vocal music lnatl'\lctor; A vice F'Mcll:er wlll teaCh Home 'conom· it'll whUe Dorothy Michaels will be the Commercial teactler. ~ · Bus drivers for Eastern Local Dlitrict are Wayne Chevalier, AI· bert Appleby, Paul Chevalier. William :- Swain, Victor Bahr, Roland Totr'enC!e, T. F. Dye, Vlra;H Westran, Cecll t:aldwel1, C. 0 . Newland, P'rita Geobel, Ross qeland, [ Jam11 Van Meter, John J. R.09e, Marion Parker. Cu1tndlan• are Carl Walton at Riverview, Han"y Lodwick Sr., "t'.... Bellar wears. happy snaUe OD Dollar Days Whealt Looks criester and Henry Tay\01:, Tuppen_. :Plalns. .....~r, Gees Farther ••• Baya More Thaa You Ever Dna•!MI· . , . . . ,0:: .f·~he~:d':!~~·u~: ""iii'ii!·-.l';oo...,,_______________.,..___________________..:,__________ Humphrey Is the · clerll:-treasur4tr ...l the district. No cooks for this dbtrict have been hired as yet. - 10; 10 11 :30 News vf the Ni&bt Theater 13 Sign 'Off SPENCER REUNION ACC ON TV The .Spencer family I"C'Union will NEW YORK Ten .Allin· be held Sunday. SepL 1 at the Rock Springs F'air Grounda. tic Coast Cobferepce bll!sketball sames during the 19117-M season ·.unrh wili be served at noon. 'will be televised on a regional i!P - -.- Do It YtfeN 11-lt;: KID FROM NEXT DOOR CAME 0\f:R 10 PLAY. 'TREMBLECHIN 6AVE IOOINE 11-IIS (>000-foiEIGHBOR TALK·"· ... __ Mr. ~ . with .. at! -ELIOTIIC ~. WAtER 3 :00 Brighter Day 3 :15 Secret Storm 3 :::10 Edge of Nl-\!ht 4 :00 The Early .Show 5 :30 Your Esso Reporter 5 :45 Sports Parade Weatherman Whal About Tbl:lt? 8 :15 Dou(<lu- Edwarllo 0:30 My Friend Ftlr~a 7:00 Vi(' Damone 8:00 Millionaire 8:30 I 've uot A SerrPt (H){] U. S. Steel Hour 10:00 Up-la-the-minute News lO:OS St'anning the Weather 10· 10 The Late Show ------- mm~~IE rnm;:r1rrnru ~!\~ I ..,._--a oa ILI!C1'UC .IVATE11. HEATEI. ll'ir~ --- Sign On CHANNEL 1l WED. 12:00 Liberace 12 :30 'i'he Gretchen Wade Show 1:115 Neighbors ) l:3f\ Movie Matinee ,..._..... ,...... ""' ...... ..,.. deaa, ..._ ••• 1f W. ,_ . _.... ftt!ll 3 ,00 ....... "-c• 6:10 John Daly & the NMN u., Sportseope y. IILIICTIJC IVATEll. cm.\TP. llt_r..,.. &ltm 6,30 Dimeyland , ,30 Navy Lot Ou:le and Han1et Moment of Declsl• Wednesday Nl&bt ,rbtl ...a nelize _ic'• aroaad-ye& ic•a 10 ' 8:30 9,00 ... iato liW wi.. " - - ,.... IIWlJI . . platy. ._ ,.... _._._.for O'NIT IMed ••• aD ... tlmel American Bandlland Cartoon Club !1<00 Mickey Mouse ClU HO a,oo t ..:oo Newe of tbe Nlibt m1o n,ao Tbeatre 13 S~ID H~ Rwtl:r - - ' -- - 'I'M nt'W Mn. JaeoiiJi ftt.-.rd to the hOme (tf her pM'Mlt fot:. lowing a weekend -at BallviJle. iU. She will tejeiA &er b.u.sballd i• Illinois in SeptanM-r. ~ for Touch-and-GO / the 28th da¥ ot Septembt'!', 1957, MR. AND MilS. JACOBS ur judiment wiU be taJr.en lt&alnst Mt. and Mrs. Hay Roush of Kest man for the bridegroom tjlem as. ~rayed for. Severrth Street, Syru.cus-e, ar~ was A/ & Daniel Murphey Jr. anno.uueing the marriage ot their The former MIM Roush is o LQN V. GREENLEE, daughler, Wanda Rae tu Steven (Piai n ti !'!) llll'Obs, son of Mr. and M(l) graduate of Racine High School. WEBSTER « FULTZ dus or 196'1. She wa~o a member Dale Jacobs of Middleport . Attorney~ for Plaintiff of the Gii"IJI Glee Club and other (7) 30, (8) 6, 13, 20, 21, (9) 3, 10, 7tc The double, rin g' !'f'remony wa:. school organitations .. perfonned in the Chapel at St·ott The bridedoom aliO graduated NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Air · Force Base in IlHno:s wMr(' from the M.lddlept.)rt High School Mr. Jaeob.s is stationed. with ihe 1957 elan and wat a STATE Of OHIO The bride chose a pa stel blue member or the high sebool boGY> DEPARTMII:NT OF HIGHWAYS Columlwt, ~~. Aqust 9, t951 summer 9llit With whi le accrssor- chorltS. He was soloist in a nu:uContra~:t Sale& Lepl Copy No. ies for her marriag•!. C.ar~l J:1- ber of niin!tre) shows and was a cobs, in a pink nyllln frOC!k wa~> SiJioist at a reC!ent USO Center 57..91 her attendant. I in St. Uluis, near the base. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals will be r eceived at the orrire of the Stati' ' . . . " Highway Direttor of Ohio, at Columbus, Ohio, unti l 10:00 A. M., Oliln (Ea!ltern) Standard Time Wednesday, September 4, 1957. for improvements in: So AAMJiilliiiriiiitfD~h!e,•piii~U .-._!· CMANNI,I. J 6,00 1Five Star Final and 1ft.n. and •on attenllrM re•htill Mtlttnf. at freedom Gospel MiNLen Lill Butan Priday evtrUne. ·aJ4e- Legal Notice Off balls by Sporta Network, lne. All the TV games wi11 be pland Oil Saturday afternoons, startin.t: with the ·North Carolina vs Cle-mson game at Chapel Hill, N.C., Dtc. 7. 3. CUANER 5. LONGIR LASTING 10 SMOK£. ·SOOT, ASH!$ OR Dlltf, AS twl AS !Out ELttn/f: IJIITS., ' ' AITOIIATIC nRTRIC Ttlll'ftAIVIE eft. tlliL IIWI$ WS TMI FAIWRt . .' TI-lE KIDS GONe Now AND IHE ' • 10YG LOOK LIKE 1-lASH-·WHAl'~ RJP 6MN5 IODINe NOW? ')QJSAIDIT!! 6. wtAUS AIIYW& IOU- PIICID'WHnEI'RNr iJJII ~- _.UICL PlAY Y/l:rH YC>JR He'LL BE (;OINo HOME SOON··· of: I lJTTLJ!. ,JI!RK'IMER ~t!~···A~D • Mr and ~n. Bud Shatplllet aru:l dau g hter , ColumbLUI and A~ l BUI SIWi~Jl)~Wi<'k, J'ftt1~ Inc[ spcnl the wH-kend with Mr. lhd Mr ~ . Jar.cll s narpnatt:. , Ur. and )(rs. Cecil Hill Col ~~mbua ftrf tieekend g-uest. of \t'r. and Xl'!l. Erne1t Ciark. '' I Katie's Kltchen As thP Wori ... Turu Our \!iss Brooks Houaeparty 2:,00 Big Payoff 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show 11 :59 ., Mrt.... ,~ ..... Mr. and Mra Ken•etlt Beft:n.et and ~u. CharWUo, spent thf w~ke~ with .Mr. and lirL ~ KllLgjltine Sr. : I 12:00 12 :30 1:00 l :30 ti :DO APP-LE GIOVI Said defendants · are required to I'M SORPRISED AT YC>J! DON'T Be SO SE.LFI$~ l LET 10YS-·AI'TI!R ALL, ONe MUST LEARP-J -.o SHAR! WITH J R'lush-Jocobs Nupttol Ceremony Held At Scott A1r force Ba!e . "• 5 :55 Daily Sentln@l . Pomeroy-Middleport , ~-. Aug. 27 , 1951-3 • . ~----- -- - - - - •• • answer !laid pelitlun on or before Arthur GodfreJ Slrilr.t it Rleh New.s KaUe's Almanac Love of Lili Search for Tamorrow Guiding Li&:ht ' --------- --- Cheyenne Wyatt EBI'J) Broken Arro'il Telephone Time I Spy I I i 9:00 Fred Waring 9:30 10:30 11 :00 t1 :10 11 :15 11 :30 Il :45 klown hf'lr1, devlsMs, leptes ele· Rollow Road. I('utora, admlnirtntorl!l and atliJIII I That plaLnHrt and hil pr~I'CCB or Af,drew Tatt'. d~eued. RoDen SOr! In tltlt> hill~!- ht>ld laid r~::ai ITllte, it cle.ce ..ed , Will Tate. if Ntat~ advl!'t5e(jt'. openly and tJ· doce~. Enl ~rter ., if deee.Rd tonouJiy 11:1 aga1n11 each <:~nd cvM"y •nd W11l cart~r. 1f deceased, whose on~ ot ~aid delndanta tor • period pla~ea of restdenee are unlLnown 1n l'Xl'eu of twenty-one yean· that and' cannot be atcertalJ!ed, will pan (If sald re-o~l estate wu o~ned take notice tbat Lo n V. Oteenke, by on~ Andrew Tat~ and wa1 ownas plaintlfL riled hll ,eUtlon ed h}' him ¥~ th~ timt- of hit dealh ~tgainst them on the 29th day of wh 1ch oeturred In th.~ year 1882.' July IH:i1 m Common Pleu Court !lui\ nld Andrt>w Tate died lntt'lor Meigs County, Ohio, tbt omt tale and on the 4~ h d.aY ot Aua:uJt Llelna: Caae No 12.S71, allctl~a: . 1911. Robert Tale, Will T~te , ~arl among other thing•. that tbt plam- 1 Ca rter and Will Carter . together tiff is the owner In tee simple at.ld With th('lr ~poullt"S. intended t.o in actual pt)!j8esslon ot the follow· l'onvey all that part or said real ing desl'ribfd ru} estate, to-wit : estate which was owned 0,. ll'aid NOTICE M AJIIPLlCATION The followln! real ertate •ttu- Andrew Tatt> al the time of hi~ PUblic Notice is hereby given ated in th~ Vii a&e &f Midllrport, death to one Gf t.he . predecH!Iors ln 'that Hali\e Zerkle, dba ~·rkle County of Mt.>igs and Stale of Ohio ~1tle lo the pla1ntJff bul that by ,.ander Co. bas filed with the and described as follow s· Inadvertence only des('ribed part 1 Public Utilities Commission uf · or uid real estate : that the posse. Ohio an application to amend conBeginni ng at the Southe-ast c01'· sion of the plaintiff an•J his pretract motor carrier l)ermit No. 744 n_er of Lot No. Z ef the Subdivi; deces~n in Iitle a,, to all or .said by addmg tne toflowmg shipper : slon of Lot No. 65 In thP. town of rl!al estate his b<.'!t n :~uerted u The American Agricultural Chem- Middlepor t; thence North 31 de- an unequlv~al clwim of owner&hip Ical C'ompany, Waah ington C. H., gree 20' East 287 feet following the of the enUre title to . said real Ohio using the following equip- East line ot !taid Lot No. 2 and an estate hereinabo~e described . That ment : 2 tractors and 2 trailers:. extension thereof to th@< Soutb side the detendll"lt& herein miaht claim lnterester:l p81'ties may obtai n of the Diamond Hollow Road; an intereat in and to aaid real fyrther inform11tion a» to said ap- thence in an Westerly direction estale by reuon or the incorr~t plication by addressing the Pu'h· fo llowing the South line nt said description uliled io the aforesaid lie Utilities Commission or Ohlo, road lilhout 44 feet to a point d eCd and ar.y futther Interest or Columbus. Ohio. "':'hlch ls a~ fi!Xlenaion of l.he West claim tbat said defendantJ might HAllie Zerkle, dba 11ne of sa1d Lot No. 2; thence ~sett Is riot known to tht plaintiff. Zerkle Tramf~r Co. South 31 decree 20' West to the The prayer of Sllid petition is 34 Race Street NorthWest l'orner ot said ~ No. lllat each and every1 one gf the Middleport , Ohio 2 ~~:tid foUowJn.t the Wett line of above defendants he compelled to said Lot for a tota1 distaflce of 216 anert any claim they may have In (8) 19, 26, (9) 2, 3Ic feet kl the Sou.thwe!it eoraer Of and to said real estate or be barred bid Lot No. 2 on the North therefrom; tbat the elaims, ir any, of the Rutland Road;· tMftcel in ~ a uf 1111.l.d defendants be declared inSoutheaster!)' direction fal~Wbil valid ; that ptalnUff's title in and LIGAL NOTICI the South line of aaid- Lot 2 to 1Ke to said real estate be quieted and Robert Tate, Will Tate, Earl Car- place of beginning. Bein& all ~f th~t eaeh of said defentants be ter and Wlll Carter, wboae placea said Lot No. 2 of Subdivision 6tJi forever barred from asserting any of residence. are unkobwn and c::an· .and a parcel on the Northerly llde elaim to said real estate and ror not be ascertained; and the un- thereof extending to the DiamOnd other retlef. ,I 7 :00 Ji'mmle Dun 7 :30 Bo:itor, )Iackie 8;t)() Captain Kangaroo 8:45 CBS 1{ews 8: ~5 Local News 1:15 Neighbors 1:30 Movie Matinee a,oo American Bfndstancl 4,00 Carloon Club 6,00 Mickey Mowe Club s,oo Five Star Final 6:1:5 John Daly ar.d Newt uo 0. Vttle>rda.y't Cryptoquot.: AH, HOW UNJUST TO NATURE AND HIMSELF IS THOUGHTLESS • MAN!-E:OWARD YOUNG . County Schools .. WIDNISDA.Y Township. by grading. dratnlng, paving with bituminoua road mtx surface course on cruibed aa:vegate bale and by constructing a continuous concrete elab brkt1e wi ~ h capped pile aubalrllclltre (Spans 28 feet • ~ feet · 28 feet, roadway 28 teeb)1 Bridge No. MI:G680-0723 over west Branch ot Shade River. Width: Pavement 20 reet, Roadway 32 feet. Lenft]l : 2·.'100 feet 01 O.SU miles. The date aet ror c!mtlpletlon or this work shall be as set fort& in the bidcting proposal. Bidders mli.rt ..ply, on the proper rorms, for prequalification wUh 'the Hilhwn Credit Examiner. at Colui'Abus', Ohio, at .lll'&St tO da)'s before the date aet 1o opn. bids. The minimum waue to be paid to all labor employed on this (IQR· tract ahall be in aecordance ~itb the ''Schedyle- of Pre\taillng Itourly Wage ltates A5a&rtatned and OetermineiJ tly the l>e-Par1meel o( Industrial Relations appllcable to State Htgkw'Y loeplttment · fm· provetnfllts in ~tnee whh OUve Ingraham 10,00 W:asquerad@ Party l0 :30 N~w.s Headline• 10 40 Nitewateh 12 :00 Tonight TUISDAY CHANNEL 13 11 :59 Sign Onn 12:00 Liberace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Show HkOO and NBC News Mayor of the Tcuvn Father ttnom 8.eBt Kraft TV Theater TbJs is Your Liftt Waterfront cy, Ohin, on Section, MEG-680-6 .91 Stale Routt> No. 680 In Bedford WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 A Cryp&o.-ram quotatloq AUG. 30th 7 :00 7 :30 8:00 9 :00 9 :30 4 00 The Early Show 5 :30 5 '"5 R<r.. The Daily Sentinel TUESDAY CHANNIL I 7:0:) Jimmle Dean 7 :30 Bo~ton Blachie 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo 6:40 CBS New! 8 :M Local News 8:00 r~e d Waring ):30 .b tkur Godfr~ j l0:30 Strike It ldeh 11 :00 New~ ll : lO K<ttlf!'s Almanac 11 :15 Love of Life 11 :3() s~arc~ f?r Tomorrow 11 :45 Guiding Ugnt 12:00 Katie'.:~ Kiteo ~n 12:30 A~ the World Turtll 1:00 Our Mi.ss Brooks 1 1:30 Ho~Jfeparty 2:0"J Big -'P:tyoff 2:::10 Bub r.rosby ,s how 3:15 3:30 42. Kind ot q11&rtt 43. Corner 1 colloq ) u. Aatrincent fruit 4~ . Eyea U . 1'ear DOWN I Rell(lon I I (Jap.J ' and 6 :4:5 a,oo Bri;.:hter Day meuure ne FRIDAY Spinach Playhmu• Weathcrca.st 5,port.s }~y e NBC Nf' WS Fl'stiv.tl u( StaN P<.nle Meet McGraw Summet" Playhous!!W Nat Kin& Cole Sbo' O'Henry PlayhoustA !vi.tn Called X N~ w:, lfeadJine!ll Nitewateb Tonight JIGN OFF WCHS-TV Chann'e l8 OF ' Currt>nt ----~--- ------- --- Watch 7:00 7::10 three mootba, Lakes arl'lved by The Ohio Vahtr.r Sen .aDel. 1ne.• at 110 Mechanic 5&., PtGeftO, f"J. Bualoeu office pboae SAt .. tarialolfkoeoh~Swr. • 6 :4.5 'I <. ·' -~.to. lu~on rates: Deli~ b1 urrler where avallab)e 30 een~.s per HOM~ ON LEA VI!! .,..,. ODe Jtll' ID advance at The Dally Sent1..ne1 office, *1&.60 ~ SR Max Eu·hm~::cr who rel·c iv· t'«ltlai .,.80; three ~onth!, fl.80. By motor route ~h~r• 1\toll1able. I'd hi~ boot trainln~;t al Great ·~~~b,fa.~n~:· afternoon tJCIPl ~:t~unday t1 : 3~ Mr. nnd Mr!'l. Everel•t Daih•y o r tuday fur 11 vlNil Breuzy lkig hts a rc vl.~jti n g' wi th with hi_~. p are nls, Mr. and M.-s. their son and d;a u~hth - in··law , Alltm F..teh tn)(trr .. Polkwing 11 14 :'t1r. and MJ'.-;_ Dun D:lilE·y of C!,l· duy.s t~av•• lw WJI! return to "th.:> umbus . I to; 6:00 6 :30 18. Droop 20. Exist 21. Stirrf.'d up 23. Treea ~- J'oreat wa.rdenl Z7.Ed - , comedian 29. Follow• 32. Exclantt• lion S3. Poker atake M . Short aleep 86. Froaunr 38. E4ker R1CHARD I. OW.N- GINIRAL MANAGER Seou s ol Lh c local Pack han' RIYNOLD 1. GRIINI- EDITOR llM'en Invited to utlend the Cou_rt (Niter L 'hnnehlll StaH Wrl"r lportt Edltor nf Honor and Tdrct~.hm~nts wlll JlfaUGbl aclVtrtu'~ reprea&ntatlve, BoitineW·Kimball, "lae .. Mil hf! St'rYed by mothers of the Bny 1 LaloatoD Ave., New YoUk Clty, 16, N. Y. Scout.« and Cuh Scouts. Enttrtd u HCODd c:tau maUina m.at.htr ,.~ tbe post oUlce at Pum 1 __ _ Wednesday 55 Sign On 6·00 Today 9.00 Humpt•r Room 10:00 1't1e Pri('e Is Right 10:30 Tru th or COlllleQUencea: I ! .VO Tic T!!C 'Dough. 11 :30 'U. Could 8t>: Yuu 12:00 Current l :OO }{...- Uttle ~~:-pe I :30 BridE> anrt Groom 200 MaUne., Th~ater 300 QUeen for a Day 3-41' "Aodern B'll!lanueeJ 4 :00 Comedy 1tme 4 :30 Movletime 5 :30 Popeye Prese.:ltl 5;45 News Pitture 6:00 Spinarh PluyhoU!a 6 ~0 Wt:alhercast 6 ,35 Sports Eye 100 My Uttle Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:45 Mfldern !tomanl'e!> " :00 C om~d v 1'\ma 4 :3Ll Movletlme 5:30 Popeye Presents Th e Jolly BtJJlch Sewing Club wilt have a cook-out at the hom'! (Contlaued 'rom ' ' " One) of Mrs. Kenneth Byer u•• Thunday evening at 8:30. Membvrs are number or yean q:o wa• approxito bring tht1it· bun.~ and 8 bever· malei.Y $48'7 .000, that cost . now 1 has m~n to well above a m1111oo age. dollars. The matter of the bud&el for PLAN COURT OF HONOR the forthcomlq meetln1 wu ~ Tuesday, Sept 3. Troop 245 . layed until the neJtt reaulat BOy Scout, of Amorice. will h"'' meeting of ('()Uncil . n Com·t of Honor at the TA"glnn ll'IVOTI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA 11e diOU&lt. 11. By mall oDe )'ear 12 :30 "A nation makes no loss by devotton of some or its current income to the improvement of its estate. This is an obligation we owe to our children and our grandchildren . I do not measure the future of America in terms of our Ufetime . God has truly blessed us with great resources. h Is our tluty to make them avall•bl< to the people ." I c.,,.,. ~ CHANNfl 3 ~o,i:Jl Otl TGda.v 900 fl(Hnpcr Room 10:00 The Price ls Right 10:30 'J'rulh, or Consequt!ncea 1t ·oo Tic Tac Do~gh [ 1:30 II Co uld Be You ~~·oo Tex ~ Ji nx --- ed that navigation development in the Ohio River had cost the l'S Government $150 mil lion in 130 years. ''No investment of the Fed· eral Government ,'' he said, has ever benefit· ted more people or provided a bigger return. " Only tbe fai1ure of the Government to follow throuih on its long-ra nge program to keep the river's locks, dams and other navigational and flood -control facilities up to date . said the Senator, could haJt the valley's in· spJring progress. He paid tribute to the constructive efforts of the Inland Waterways Common Carriers Association to further the development of our nation's inland waterways system , and quoted the words or President Hoover in dedicating the Ohlo River p1·ogram ln 1929: BAPTIST PICNIC NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Ml's. John Parsolll! The Sunday Schaol o! th e Ml are announcing thto birth of a gix ~101·iah Baptist Churt: h will pound t'ourttlen ounee sun, Jcf· lu•ve a pkni.e Thursduy al 4 . p. fllfy Mason, at Hollt!l" Hospital m. at the M ~ddl~·purt . R ot~ d:mle on Au&ust 26 . Grandp:.rcnbi l!l't' l'ark . Mrs. Carl'lt' ( 1\lfl' l~ tl and • ll 5~ 7 ·00 - . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Gi.lmore . Po1n eroy and Mrs. Wade Fosll'f, lh· dni". i!> II grt"at g.-andmother Of tht• new boy. Daybook Daily Sentinel TELEVISION GUIDE TUESDAY Valley - Pennsylvania , Wes t Virginia , Otuu, Kentucky, Indiana J.nd Illinois - curre ntl y produc e $7 billion in Federal taxt•s. a nd add- ---- -~ --- ----,- - ---~-=- H . _. · Set"flbns 4115.03 · (17-3>. t Ll5.04 OH:l. 4l l't05 (17--t:a) 4\I!HM:I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS !17 :5) , and 4115 .07 d1·{h1 or the STATI OP: OHIO Revised Corit o[ Ohio " DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS . The bldde~ _mulrt tubmit wilh ha <"•lumlll\l•. Ohio, August '• 1957 h1d a eerufled e~ll 111 the C•ntrKt Sele• L... l amount of 13 .~.00 . No. 57-517 Plan! and spccitlcaliont lire uu file 1n t he d@]).artment of hiwhwayll UNIT ;RICI CONTRACT and lhe office or the dtvi•lon Sc-aled proposal!" '"!ill be rl!· deputy director. ceived at th~ office or the Slal.t' The d lreclor rNerve lhe rigtlt Highway Dtrt'Mor of Obl.o a1 Co-- to J"t'j84:t any and aU 8bid . 11 lutnbua. Qhl& unUl 10:00 a. m.. GEORGE J . THORMY£R OPI& (Enterri) Standard Time . .., Artinl lJ!re-t-tur Wednesday, September 4, 1957, (8) 20 , 27 2te: for Improvements in: Mei1s Coun- Mel!ls County ttnn mdustrial anr1 atomic plants in thte ar~a ami provided nearly 800.000 new }Obs mort' jobs than tbere are in iht.' dtit"s uf PittsbttrV'h I .:md Ci ncinnati con:b!nt>d~ I Senato r Ca pt•ha rl ubservt>d tta:.~ L the stx stal es whose lant1s makt~ up lhe Ohio River Sinator Homer E. Ca peh art went ou1 homl' the other day to Jeffersonville , lnd . to help oUkialt! a new up-to-the-minute J effboat dit-· seJ towboat from the builder's ways into the ~ -----... Legal -=r-· -. • N'olice ........ f! '·f~• ~~~~., .,. u..,.., ..,,,., ,.. .. ,.. , ..... J -~- (17-4), 41115.05 ·oHIO COMPAtft '!f s.. r- .............. GAS Rant• DeGJ•r ... •• • - i ANNIVERSARY SALE! A LIFETIME .... BIG STORE-WIDE s..u.El .e• -l··Solid Carload Of Fine SPINET PIANOS .' ( ' MUST BE SOLD• IN THE NEXT 15 DAYS•. And to Do So Summers &Son Will Meet·or Beat Any Deal Around. I ' ' SAVE UP TO $ • ' ' OHill, 4115.06 and 411~ .07 (17-!5a) of the Revised Code of Ohio.'' The bidder must ~ubmit witb his bid a certified check in the amount or $600.00. PlanR 1nd specifications are on file l·n the depart.ment o( high way!V and the office of the dlvlalon aeputy director . The director re~erves the to rejeL't any and all bids. GEORGE J. THORMYER Adlng Director. 8-20.27-2\c En~:utrlx 1 4Hiw . . , ... llf;ll...tW, IUCI'JUC ~rNIIIIIIi.U'I& I• ONCE IN . ~-·~~· , •••, • • •.,.. . Only $25.00 Down $4.50 Weekly Yes- We Corry Our Own Accounts.• (17~) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ~ •t#JI~tttr~« ~·" Proposals Nos. 1 to 4 Inclusive arc offered as one project and will be awarded a .~ one r ontrart . Propo~at No, 1 C:a llia County, Ohio, on Section 0.00, Stale Route No. 77:5, ln · Walnut Township. by applying a bituminous treatment, Item T-31. Pavement: WidLh 18 feel l.ength 21,172.80 fC'et or 4 01 miles. Propos.,! No. 2 Meigs County, Ohio , on Sedion 4.82 (part), Stille Roulc No 68il, in Bedford Tow.nship', by appty. · Ina a bituminous treatm ent. Item T-31. Pavement: Width 18 rl'et. Lenth ll ,9B:'i.BO fet't or i .27 miles. Propo~al No. 3 Morgan County, Ohio, on Seclion 9.69 (part ), State Route No. 5M, in Homer and Union Townships, by applyinig a bi tuminous trea~ment, Hem T-31. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Length 11,352 feet or 2.1!5 miles Propoul No. 4 Noble County, Ohio, on Section 1.73 State Route No. 574, in Way.ne Township, by applying a bituminous treatment, Item T-31. ·P avement: Width t8 feet. Length 10.296 feet or LPS m!les "Proposal~ Nos . 1 to 4 lnclu; slve or this projed to be ~;om­ pleted not later than October 31, 1987." Bidder~ must apply , on the proPer forms, for prequ.alification with the Highway C~edit Examin· er. at Columbus, Ohio, at le9st 10 days b'efore the date set to open bids. The minimum wage to be pai(l to al1 labor employed bn this _contract shall be in areol'dance wlth the "Sehedule of Prevailing Hqur1y Wage Rates Ascertained ·and . Determined by The Department of Industrial Rela~ons applirable to State Highway Department Im· provem6nts in aceordance with Sections 4111'-0S (17·3), 411!5.04 .. . .• -.-. ••..,A;.'f eve• ....., .._. thiNj I iAtDWI" SPINIJ SAVE 150 ON HAMMOND ORGAN FREEl ........ $348 j t%9.95 CHAIR- WITH EVERY SPINET PIANO SOJ.I), I "FREE DOOR PRIZE! RCA TV SET." E1t•t• of Jecob Janey, DKaalld Notice is hereby given that Berlha1 May Janey whose P-ost Offioe adarea l!i Lang.,ville, Ohio, Route l, bas been duly appointed as P.i:· ecutrlx of Ute Estate of Jacob Janey, 1ate or Salem Townt~hip, Meies Cmmty, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 5th day of Au gu~t, 19&7. JoJtn C. litlcon Judge trf the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio • (8) 12, ·19, 27, 3tc ' ,, , i �....... ,. ' .. ..... • • .. ,;• Daily Sontin•l . PomrroY-"!M#aprrt. !>:; Aug 2'r. 10~ 7..:.~ · I - -- - -·--- - Tom;.otoea •ar [i:t', P ink M e.&kart .~ uun vcill ~.;rond J~ou .. e l::idlt frQ m 11cbool howe. Wn. U H olm/'!, Syncusc, Oh10 8-13-tf t-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0 ., Aug. 27, 19!>7 I 121 Wonted to Rent Chicago Gets 'Golden Opportunity' Against Yankees Ailing New York Pitchers Bud4,y Parker May • In Crucial Game With Sox Join Pittsburgh T • Co• League been I fl• the Bowli·ng Notes down i 11 thfj .s«ond round 1 felt embarr~d becaua.e 1 ttad ov e r~nfident. It was only .! ~ond time I had been knoc-ked NEW YORK UP- The corned ~n u a., pro!ession.1l and it was beef s.andwi.ches that felled proonly bocause I wu careless. Monday, Augllst 26, 1957: m.oter J~ Norris may eause a The New York Yankees, badly mauled by that vi c ious~e"'i'ou know I found Mr. EmdeHigh team aeries-Holsum Bak· quick <&nnouncement that the macher was a much. s_marter fight - ers-2419. · million-dollar Ray Robinson-Car· troit Tiger, came stumbUng into Chicago torlight to give the DETR 1 UP B ~. p k • · · ld rt · 1 957 0 T u....... , ar er er than 1 had antlclpated for a men Basilio fight is · on again, Wbtte Sox thelr go en oppo umty o 1" . ., wasn't talking much today about man in hi.s lirst professional bout. " High team single game- The If the Yankees ever were ready to be take11 , they are now. 1 his coaching prospect.-; in the Na· After that fh;,ht 1he W14~ I!I.Sin•rl Sentinel--861. " LeL's do it for Jim! ' "-"as the JV 01 S)(UI!'4l 'Aepuow sJa3u, iiiQl Aq »uJqqnJp t-~ lF~Q.L j Uon Fuo-tball League. but he dhl about a situation wbelfe.iD he melodramatic slogan of both Hir;:h lnrlividual Serlcs--Clat- sidet~ in the dispute today as set· lines three-run homer , was their fifth loss in the last seven admit be ''co-uld .be" in Une for clipped Rademacher on Ule ehm l!&me.!i : their lea£Ue lead over the -• job with the Pittsburgh Steel - and then seemed to hold him up worthy-MI3. tlement negotlatklns were resmnSox is now dow·n to 3"2 gamellBY UNITED PRESS en. . when the ehttllenger's legs were High Individual game~Cla.t- ed, while mnlti-millionaire Norlowest point since Aug. 1; and NATIONAL LEAGUE j R.w.nYifs and publh;hed reports ".Jt was Detter to hold him up worthy- 214. r is Lay in St. Clare's Hospitaf retheir pitching isn't ready for the W L Pet. GB / have bt>P.n circulating that Park- than push him down. That would Tue&day Nite City League sched- co"Yering from an acu.te attaok of big th~·game series opening un- Mi!Waukef' 76 41 .61 8 '-' would not be ·long m finding ha"Ye been dirty fighting ," he ex· ule: food poisCtning. 69 54 ·561 7 der the Chicago al'<'!! tonight. St. Loui_s. 1 new job after he suddenlY quit · 'Mr. Bee vs. Phillip Sporn Middleweight champion JWbin· Jnfltead of having an Allie Rey- Brooklyn 70 5!l .560 7 · as head coach of the Detroil pblned.. Light H..,~yw.lghf Strohs' Beer vs. Betsy Ross son , who \\ll;j_~ warned b.Y the N. nolds ready to hurl , manager ca- Philadelphia fJ3 6! .508 131,2 ' Lions. Witb a fighting weight of, only Bread Y. State Athletic Commission to sey St.en 11 c! i; c;~clling Art Ditmar, Cincinnati 62 62 .50? 14~ . K & v Cads vs. New Haven go through with the fight cr risk last year the Ioaing pitcher In New York 61 67 .47'i 171;2 1 Parker denied ooe report last 185 pouf\a and a height of slightly TRI-CO. STANDINGS hav ing his title vacated, said, tbe league, out the bullpen to C~k:ago 48 73 .397 27 w~k end wtli_c h said he would he less Ulan aix feet. Floyd will be L. "I'm hopeful we can -settle fact> either Jim Wilson or Gerry ' Pittsburgh ' . . . 46 76 .377 29\h fOing to Brllunore to replace the giving away a lot of poundage to Liberty Re!ltaurant 3 0 things loday and ch.~er up Jim; Staley. Out l'f action are ace leftMondey'• Re•ultl · ColU' Mad coach, Weeb Ewbank. neaTly every man he meets In the Baker Furniture 2'h: 1,2 no~hing's ,s.o important right now ies Whitey Ford and Bobby Shantz New Yor~ 17 Cindnna-!i 3 • On the subject or a VO&Slble heavyweight division as long as Holsum B:~kera 2 1 as his welfare." and the rest of the Yank mound PhUadel!)hia 4 Milwaukee 3. nite , move to J>itt.~burgh, Parker re- he holds the crown. 1 fused Asked whom he wGuld like to The Sentinel J 2 Norris, 50, suffered a heart atCGflll Is wobbling. Onlv gam{'§ scheduled to elaborate further after Second 8t. Market 1,2 · 2ih tack! ~reven yeoars ago; and .there Tuncl•v'• P ...obable ,.ltct.en 1 admitting he ."could be" In line fight next, be said. SI•-Gam• Strvk Chicago at Hrooklyn night·f or the coachmg ~t. "I'd rather •· I will fight anyone. I have no _J~a~yC,;••~•:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~0;;;.;3;;;;;;;;;'';;;;;;';;;";;;o;;;ld;;;l;;;e;;;'';;;'";;;;;;;;;";;;';;;';;;';;;";;;;;;';;;";;;';;;o;;;( The White Sox, riding a six- Drott 11 ·10 vs Newco-mbe 10-JO ; say nothing about it," he added. preference. " • game winning -streak, were idle or McDevitt 6· 1 Ire would just as soon not fight Monday while the Tigers were agslin lhi 8 yc.ar. bu.t added "that's . Milwaukee at New York' night beating the Yankee& ror the eccup to Mr. O'Amato,', his man- I ond straight day. Mickey ManUe -Conley H-fl vs Wor.thington B-8 ·ctnci"nati at Philadel'Phi.a sluggedlhis 33rd hnme11 in the first such a pleasant easy-go.in!;: Jnnint wlth a mate aboard to put nigtlt- Nuxhall 7-7 vs Haddix personality , It is hard to believe New York ahead , 2-0, b6t Frank 10-10. that Patterson ia in the roogh, St. Louis ~\ Pittsburgh nightLary shut out the league leaders tough boxing racket at all . He the rest of the way. V. M~:;nankl 73 v!i. F'riend 9-16. seems more like a Sunday school _ W•dn••d•y'• Gem•• SEATTLE, W11sh. UP - He's a te-acher. Kalinc- slammed hi11 17lh homer Chicago at Brooklyn , night But don't try to sell th-at theory tiger In the ring, but his exem the year in the first Inning with Milwau~ce al New Y!'rk !)iary behavior 'oubide of the to any of Ris opponents. two on to rut Detroit ahead to Cincinn11ti aj Philadelphia night For he's still a ti!i:er in lhe ring. I !lQUarerl' circle may make Floyd stay and give him 13 runs-batted- St. Loui8 al Pitls bur~ ~. night Patterson, the current world's in during the last four games. AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW PARK FOR NAT's hoovywei.iht: t.l'>xing c'ham[1ton Harvey Kuenn singled home anW L Pet. GB mbre or a credit to his people than WASHINGTON-UP ....... A bill au- • other Tiger run in the second and New York 7~ 45 637 thorizing construction of a six-mil- ~ was Joe Lewis. Charley Mall:well '!l sacrifice fly Chit·ago 75 48 .010 3~ H-:- doosn't have the lightning in lion-dollar st.a dium in the nation's delivered tile final tally in the Ho~ton 64 5rl .520 141fl his fi~ts that Joe displayed, and eapltal today awaited Presldenl fifth. Detroit 63 61 .liOB 16 possibly he doem 1.t h~vc the killer Elaenhower's signature. The meas- I If the White Sox can .!!Weep all Baltimore '9 63 .484 19 inftlnct of a Dempsey, but Floyd ure was approved by the HOJ!8e · three games in the series starting Cleveland 60 65 .480 19'h Patte.I':Son - · is making a lot of Monday. tonight, they still will be a half- Kam;aa Ci.ty _ .. 48 77 .384 31 W friends 8.'1 he tool'fi the world. game behind the Yankees. But Wa&hin glon 47 77 .379 32 So soft-spoken that his word! are they'll be all eve11 In the only Monday•, R••ulh barely audible during an inter place baseball men say Is im- Detroit ~ New York 2 view, Floyd sti"- alwa)'~ :~eems to portant- tho lost column. Bnaton 16 Kansas Clt:v 0 come wp wl.th the right answers. The Milwaukee Brave•' head· Only games !>Cheduled , :.J Lot To L.. rn long rush toward the National Tue1day's Probeble Plh:hers Only 22, but married and with a Mobil Tires & TUbes Leagur pennant was slowed Mon · New York at Chicago nlght(amib', some o~rvel's believe 4ay night when the dropped a 4-3 DLtmar 3-3 \'~ Wilson \:i-8 ur Sta· that be may de"Yelop into one of Mobil Fan Belts decision to the rhlllies, culling ley ~-0 tile great 8'll ·time chtlmpions. their le1d to seven games over Ballimure 11t Clcvehmd nighl Pur 0 Lalor Oll Filters "That's nice of them to say Idle St. Louis and Brooklyn . - Moore 9·9 vs Wynn 13-15 ttrat," r;ays the champ. t•But l &raw•• Rally Good Mobil Service Roflton al Detroit ni!jht.- Fm·- have a lot to learn yet." The Dravts rallied from a 3-1 nieles 8-12 vs Fuytack 13-10 or "For inStance. I found ou.t the deficit to tie the ccore with two , other ni.J'.b.t In the ·m•\eb witn ~etc unearned 1 run1 in the elghlh In- Maa& 9-9 Washlng.ton at Kansas [; it)' ning witll the help ot Chico P'erRademacher, never uncl.f;rl'.llllmate nlght- Ramos 8-12 vs Urbu n 3·2 nande:z' error, But the Phils loaded anyone. Alter he knockM me W1dn•sdey'1 GAm-... *It pl•aMa us to pl.... you" the bases against rollever Ernie N ew York at Chi<'a;{o n i ~ht Clevelaad , nigh.t Johnson with one out In the ninth W. Main St. Pomeroy Wfl~hington nt Kan . C1ly, ni~ht 1 Bost<tn at Detroh • and th.en pinch-hitter Ron Nnrthr.y singled to ~core Ted Kazanski with the winning run. Rookie Dick Farrell waa the winner Jn re- I I A or I w. SayP~ttel'ilon LOOK FOR IT IN TOMORROW'S • PAPER - - - I oa~ith May Be Better Than Joe Louis ' or f Phone I I \ ..I the arteries although electro- very hour he had been scheduled cardilttams dJsclosed no ne·.v t.o preside over a sul'pri.ae conheart damage. ference at his offke in Madison He wa.s stricken by the "aeute Square Garden. enteritis" Monday nigh.t at the 388-Y MOORES Pomeroy OHIO OPEN DAY and NIGHTS ADVERTISfMENT , · I B~:~Jtim;;;e ~t THEN COME IN FRID;t. Y - d SATIJRDAY FOR BIG, BIG l'IILUES BOLIN$ 1MOBHGAS , It Costs You Nothing' To Ask Us How Little It Costs PAINTING ·. ROOFING SPOUTING SIDING - ~95tl Olr. s ~uper "88" $2,4~. 2 d1·. liard 1'op, Power steering 11/ld brakes. HydramaL'ic dl'ivc. A rinc automobile . Blaettnars. Pomeroy. 8·23-Btc GALVANIZED JOHNS MANSVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLI! 1953 Buicks as low as $89!5. Five .fine r:~.rs. trade-in rrom satis· fird owners. Bluettnars, Pom e- '- ,')' < : ·~ ' ' YOUR PROPERTY NEED NOT BE CLEAR CLINTQN FISHER . CO. ' eSALES . ( 18 I Employment Trailers Buy :--- - ' b.our 'Mirtt"ker Phone 622'1. ru. - Senrlee. Ni4.1St 2t DAY Phc~ -· 103P·lt· DODGE • PLVMOIJ'I'H' ~9) 8 8 It For Sc;• Hantl made pillow s lips. cush ion covet ·~. a'p rons, CTochet artides. M:1ke hw~ly gifts. Al'lo burfel in a:ood condit-ion. Bailey's ·bkc R"'"· N ow. -- - Save $100 to $1000 -~ - ~- 1 R ltAWl.lJ'IGS SOI'IS One Two and Three Bedrooms. Jar#~ ~ttock must JIO. Bring your ' desLre4. ,. ~ud lf! Yili.IJ' prpbj..em11, o¥O .. 1a 'ltomrnrliw. Try us. w~ ' re dealing on the very lowest possible terms! e 1'EN WIDTHS , ' e HUGE SELECTION Many reconditioned u:Jed one and two bedroom trailers. FREE DEUVERY - QUICK! Ope.n 7 Days A Week W•v•rfy. Mebill 3·27-Sic Home One nsl'rl Hntpoint Clothes Drye-r in ji,Hld ccndiUon, l .USed Fuel . lo Oil 1lt!aleu compI.llte Wl·lh .s r- U.l. 13 ~les Saol~ WAVERLY. ONIO a86. 8·24-Slc PUJJ;~t!· 1 ':-:::=::::~:=.:;:,:=:::::::::~ 1 For Sale Trumpet a.ud Trombo~. both ln giX>d ('(lnditicin. Phone 4!56Y llfler 4 P. M. 8-24-3li.: .TEXAs:. . For Sales- Two lots in Syracuse Larce. s~ r,eatrola in eood co.n. ql~ion , F ank port, RD; BeiK'b, Middle8-2l-6tp fi'OR SALE - Apples. New Haven Or~hard, New Haven. Phone TU-24688. 1·29tf good location, very reasonable. Phone 456-Y after 4 P. M. 8·24-3tc GRAVEL\' lrlo\CTO!i .. homer~ In lhc big rnn1e - hy Jo'r•nk l\1alzone,l Norm Zauchin Ted Lepcio, and Jimmy Piersall~ :USED COAL FURNACE for sale, in guo~ con.dition. TraCY W ha · Jey, Phone 28, Pomeroy. :>i!4..:ltc Malzone hit another homer, plus 11 double and .. lnlllfl, to lc11d ttl~ Sox' 19-hlt ••.. ult. One 55 thousand BTU automatic rue! oil heater wi(h blower and t&nk:.s. Like new. C.arl Morris, Rutland. 0 . Phone 24851. 6-27-3tc City Officials Study Strings On Bums Offer l'EANUTS NEW YORK UP- City otrlciKIJ!. l'xpr..Med hopr tnday th11t thf' Brooklyn Doda:era' new orfer ICI build their own lmll park may keep the! toln\ in llroolr.lyn- hul they W4'te lludylng ~·Mrt'fUIIy the "1trinp" 11ttacht'd tn thf' ofrer. Doda:er Pretldrmt Wllltrr o·. Malley made the oCfrr Munday at a ilpecial meetln; with [)('puty Ma)'Or John J. ThtlUb.ild and oth· er offltlllJJ. The oftcr bolll'd down to thi~ ; For1rt about buildlnR a city· owned ~~porta ,Mrcna in Urooklvn Just eondem" the land there sOl! It to us at a "comrnnn at"nse" IJTice; aqd we'll bulld our own -- -- WE BUY IITRUCTURAL I IIAMI ,. ' . -----.......,...- IICRAP IkON- llltiTALI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ....."" '20 Bl Insurance ------- - - - Mldtlleporl. Flrt • AultOIJlOhU~ BonN. Phone "1311-X ~26-tf -----Jnauranct" Protection, C'OM'PT~ E11!: Ul•, A..utt·. P'lre , f'ol1o. Call Don Mt11s. r.t:irldle;.,rt. Ohio. - - -..------- - - - - - ·--- Wonted ISbl Auto Slfrvices " '"inc . .. . rf f'po ____ WHnted a middle alile woman to sh;n·e the home w~l h me On1· who c1u1 do housewurk. Mrs. J D. Rou!ili . Raci11e . R_ D. No. 2 8-27 -31.c For Re*un_o tJ or SC'hool! : New I Stainless Ref~it~erator. 32 eu . ft., 2 door, eomplete . with unit was $860.00 n.ow $MO.OO. Guaranteed. JACK'S REJi'RIGERA- Baby sitting wa·nled by day . Full or part tinu•) Phone 28tl. TJON, NP.:W 1-UVEN TU · 23~37. B·2o-&p 8-19-23lp - - -· - - -c3 piece bedroom suit complete; Wap.Wd- PAPER H. lNGil\ G- 25 yeah ex~erhmce. Free es·J 1 single bed ('OJrlplele : I roll mates, L. V. Reistn~ ~ r, Racir. • away bed: dress er ,;.nd mirror; 8'lX 124. Ohio. 7-5-" coueh; chair; lamps: breakfast -- --- - -- bE.'J,WJI.~ . ",· FURNI"''URE r ath! tanks. Phon.e roy, 0. "···,A::. ,;.:''-'"r Wailre&<; want!."d . 21 or uver . Ex pen e n('cd Alo)pl y in person at ~hum• Rrslaurant. 8-27-31r UD Tlte Brh!hleBt CorDM . lbrYw.e..S.:mn..oh IUW'I.DN AgeiM";J, Opportumttes \ NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED 6265-X ( 171 19) BustneSS Monthly Payments As Small As $5.00 Mjddle)Hirt $299.00 BAJ'ER Middleport 11 J U ------ • 6007-Y (i"':.~her, 'Phone~- Clioloa FOit ~t Hotpoint Elertric stove : WOMElll Start now • for big <-'abinet and matt-bing utllties; Christmas earnings as an Avon roy. 8-23 ·1Jtc metl!J utilities ,· piano·, twin tubs R~presenlative . 8 26 3lc 195<1 Ponliac 8 Star Chlef. $1,39~ '47 Chevrolet coupe;' dlshe;; and Conv . Cpe. JJke new ligbt blUe fruit jars. Cont~Jd Mr_o;, fUiy (- - - - - - ; -- - - - - fin blh with new blue top, and Roush, Syr11cuse , o., or phone J 1111 le11ther seat,s. H,ydramalic . 905-M. 8-23-6tp · •• drive. Reully sbar.p looking. -• Four room house and bath, gas hral. tJnroln ll<•ights. Phone · ·- - Bl.J.ettnllr~. Pomeroy. ' B-23-6tc j 33o-M:. 8_27 _3tt' INCREASED Jo' ALL HUSJNESS1953 GMC !f.! ton Pickup. $795. ;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;,r;;;;;-;;;-;;-'i 1 nfi"('essit11les plat:lng 3 wome n Neur'ly 11ew paint jf}b. Not a immediately. Real op.portunit)' flaw or blemish. IJ.I:~ettnars. for those who qu ~ lify . Avon I Box 148. Mari~tta. 0 . 8·23-3tc Prnneroy. 8·23-6tc NOT ONE CENT DOWN, lief. In the onl~ other games At'hed· uled Monday, the New York Giant~ trounced the Cincinnati Redless. l'lr3, and tnc Roston Red Sol" erushed Kansas City, 16-0. Hnmc run~ by Danny O'Connf'll ami HanR. Stutr Jed ltl( Gi11nts' 19-hlt attack as the)' banded the J\ctlh~ll• their 13th lou in the last 14 games. A 10-run seventh lnAlng rcalured the Red Sox' win with rour 1952 Bu icks aN low as $6~. Choice or rivf,' guotl cars. Blutlnars,l Pomeroy. 8-23-6tc COPPER-ALUMINUM eSP.RVICI! New Furnitur• llllddl --- - __.__--- For f,ent - EJ.:teru:loo t.a!lden, Scaf.Jid h.Jarda, Drop <:lolba. I'Ol SALE) METAL BUILT UP ePAINT I"'"" OliT.,IPf' ~ tr Skilled Mechanics Now Available ' o\UTO RA_LI!8 l':. rtl )' fur - ( 161 . For Rent or Sole 1 -~ - BANK FINANCED - lur relll . nis ht•d ur un ful"ll ~ht•d lnqu u·,. at Hoss Keystont' Filli n!,! St.<1 l io n at }'; iVl' PolntJ>. Slate Ht No . 7. 8-27-3\1.1 mo-\ COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL tOMPLETE. INSIJBIINCE • COVERAGE Ap~rtnw u t ' ,!1 " Sk.lli drill- nearly nt!w; Sr.,;. " Tr·uck tire found --;;n- r.:H· ine ·Road . SJ<UI !i!lw ; 20" fan kit with tcir; 100 ft . W . P. bpseboard : Girl or middle aged woman to asContac t Muit Ht•nd rit ks. H.t. No . · 100 ft. 4" OG eave trough.-All sist wlib care of mother for 2 l , Racine , 0 . 8-27-3tp bara:a.ins 1? . K. Ru!sell, Route '1 , month•. Live ln. Furnish refnell' hiahway garage, 8 26 3tc erences Mrs. H. 0. Burson, Rut(8) Aut.J Soles. -- land Rt. 1 8 26 31r 19M Buit'k VB Cf•ntury . $2.!59S. AUTOMATIC t'Olqr Slide Projec. ,;;-;-:::;;::::: - - - - - - - - 2 dr . IIL~rd Top. Tr:~de-in from tor and 4Qx40 Glass beaij~d WANTED : CARRf~R--Girt or boy satisfied Bukk ownt'r on new acrten. Call 6270-J . 8-26-at c for Rutland ,Route. Contact The Buick. Dynaflow ~rive . B~ett­ Daily Sentinel . 8 12 nars, Pomeroy. Q-23-fftc e~~ -- ...... fhrth .. ,...,.,., METROPOLITAN 1141 For Rent Ia (() '-"st & Found I'IAN6Ait SPII.Cf ,:Lill OF ll:HU6rf.,, 9 J!' ~ rA. Tlf A?wl>l VQUII: ,._ - GRUESI!B BLOCK 00. All Mllli.. aod lllod~lo We wish t o expre.s.~ our heartfel t thanks a n·d apprt>ei <~. lion lo our m•ig hbors an<l frinnd_, [OX thC'iJ' klndnoss 11nd sympa thy s how n Us at th l.' dt'n lh of ou,r ](~,.. ,•d one. Special than)l.:s ·t o the RlH' :'1-fohrhof!, the Rt'v. Brnwn , th t• .E wing Funenl Direl'loi"S. tlw Frit>ndly Nei!i:hbors Club, Goaor·~ of cars. lhooe ·sPnding 1 flnwl.'r s an U all who ht• lped iu a ny wny. Your kindn~86 will nt·~'!'l ' he- rorgottc n . R-27· 11!1 .:rh t· Young f'a111i ly ~~. SHINGL£' - I Ill Cord Of Thanks Get Your Property Ready for Winter NOW , ....lklleftw ,., u,..u Good Clc•o Uoed Con 4 29 tf -ex •· I hoJ••,mlte l,ugt;olii! - Lane t.:ed11r •..:nests - LAU Wiodow Ji'ao~t­ Fri~ldalre llefrtaeraton. l•lrel" fu,.nlture, Middleport, Oh\o ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT MAY GO ON Steelers Staff I -----.t;..;.u:;..;;;; .w OONCRE'n: BLOC&!' W. ..d Servloo. R. A Flalow, 511 lt:. )Jain St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:tll~. PI!ACHI!S (White) We are picklnl Belle of Georal.a and FJbtrU peachel. Btiq container. Webster Fruit Farm 5 mL etst of Chester, 0. Tele- phono Yll-63201 Clleoter, 0. 8-roi( For Hire! ••• ·~1'­ , Hour or RodtMy Downing 11\'IIURANCI! AGENCY fiR, AuforMDI ... H•1ltlt Lk ACCIDitn c...alty MNI . _ . Reo I Estote Broker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO .WU-¥ P~ONEI 6311 Real Estate - - - ·-.,-- 1!JB Acr('S land- B room hot an<l c-old waler Je-an Martln, Rt. No. 1, Ohio. houst'Contact Ru.\land , 8·22-6lp I· \' oung Funeral Services Held Last Wednesday Funeral ~c rt-ice s for e'TU. THE NI'ID OFAQii!m~ "DE ll1..0Utff:O ~:" IT1J "(((I,R L!FE. ......,. Ha nk I Youn!;: were hdd from th(' Ewing Fu nue.r al Home . Au g_ ?..1 , with th e Rev. L. M. Mnhrhorr. pa ~tor of Lhe St. Paul ·~ l.u thf'rnn Chu r eh . ·ancl the Rev. F:u ~enr Drown . pastor of thC' United Mt:!!hodisl 'Church offieia.t ~ n g -~ !Q!'dll. s ouic s er\'kt>~ W!·r c r.on!luri - Pt1 by r omct·oy Lod ge 164 F . & A. M. on Tur.~ rl·aY r-ven illi!- Burbl w<J s in Rr-rch Grove Contract" <'enw1(' ry a nd pa ll bC' ~ rer s were R. J. Grimf's, rlo~:d ;\~ a nkin. Dd· eGr.dtng Ditch DtgsJ.og \'id .l;• nkins, FrPrl Rn f'.Scll , Th~­ VIRGIL WAMSLEY dore Re t'd ,Jr .. and Cl1 :1rlcs Henl.oa<lllll llqul~meot nett Members of the Ohio V:~l­ •llf<~-Hoel!enlco ley Co mma n!: ery KT W\' l'l' f'SeOuJD» Truct Service corts. Pll<iae Cheshire 7-7~7t Comin:,:- fre m out of lo wu for ~ --~ t-he SN"':icrs wert· Mr. nml Mrs. TEIIMITiiiS IXTERMINATID Walter Seick, Mr. and Mrs. John For lrl'e ln&pedicn ph.me 383-M, Carnmcrer . Mi s:o: Ed i th You ng and GJtmor~ Supply ~tore, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mut' ller and AII work JWlran\eed. Fully jn1 · surec:l. Vaughan's Industria) and dat•g.hlcr, all of C ncmn&li : 1\tr. Resi .4el.tlal TCTmlte Control Ser- and Mrs. John · P,hiiJips 11nd son, l I Mr. and Mrs . Leo PhilliP-S' and Y ce, St Marys, W. V~-~ son, )1r_ ond Mrs. Henry Joachi:n ~;=:;...:_ and daughter: Bennett R1ce and Cu!l\om Built Kiccben. Kit~hen•· Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harden , Qf d~.lllfU:ijld for your home. ¥reo;~ Columbu.'<. e!timates. F·oreman & Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Dof! ~ ld Holter Pbo'ne .6284-Y. 8-6-tf and son:~, Huntington ; Mrs. Wilk IIAiiJO • TliLIMSION S~RVjCJil, iam Hal·kcr and daughter, Rhanda Pbou• tJo, CleJand AppJlanee Young, Toledo; Mr. and MTs. Stan, lld W. I4Do St~, Pom111ror Calvin Michell and daughter, Gallipolis; Berkley Conley and dau~-~ gh1er of Marietta and Railroad o£Q\TICK SDVlli& on Wateb &e- fiduls from Cleveh:md, Columbus ~ bf trMlOI'J Tt•lned an11 Corning , Ohio, Charl eston watchmaker, f)QilJNS IEWE- and Dickinson, W. Va .. and F.lkLERS. Pul'leroy t-3-tf' hart, Ind . a '1't¥fl' ) NANCY -'---:B::-v-;;;:~u'"I"'nc:,TZ= ,; '.. ~- -· '\i . -~ ball P.ark. , Immediate otflclals rcaelion waa mixed. One otllciSII declared that OMalley'• move made "thinll~ look 'brighter In our plan to ketlp the DodJen here .' .Another in· •ia\e<l that O'Malley was aski11S' for 1omethlng that 11 "imp088lbll!' and he kno.-s lL' WILLII! WINKLE ( Fight Results lr Unlte4 ,.,... SAN FRANCISCO - Rory Cal· 'houn, 158~ . Wblte Plains, N. Y.. dtdJtoned Joe1 Giambra, 160: San - Fran4tl~eo U0). NEW YOlUt-(]ene Armstrong. ·lSI, Ellubetb, N. J., decllloncd RudJ SaW)'or. 1"8. New York (10). pre· ln ,. On AuiUII 22, • lftl1IP of men aathered 111 Reyoooo, Melli.., )uat11<1011 tho Rlo O!'hde !rom McAllen, Tex ... A ~riel ceremony wu bdd, ud 1 valve Wfd opened. atutini the 1rst majoJ im-portltiOft ol naturil Jill from Mexico. · · Soon, thlo gu WiD 1>o heodna homeo •lid ,.~ illdu.slry bl o d=n or """" Mldweilml, Appaloebion aDd Bblenl Seoboald olltCI. Tl>o au wlll come.!Join lorp fields .In Nonhem !doJdco t.appod by Pttrolooo Melllc:olloo !hmu). Daily, some 115 million cubic rttt ol Mo:kan ps wiD move notth tbrouah Texas Eutom'a •5900-miJe plpeUne ayatem ... and (vla loc:illtieo of tho company'• loc:ol cliepl firanl lolo ..,_ aod pluto. . . u.... _lar north u New i!Dalancl. -. By joining in utilizin& this peat natural resource. Texat Eastern ud Pemex are makina • :sipaiiOfttributiQn to the eccmomtes of both Mexko and Ute United States. 11trou&h the sale of ~ aas.. Pemu will teeeive an aanual revenue of almost $6.000.000- initially. As tbe "Yolume or 48liv· aica pa' up, 10 wiD the lfJ'YeiiUCS. . Teus Eutcm, throuab its lO-year Ptm.ex C<lntract, c:an 1ssure ill euatomen coatinUina and increasing supplies af natural gns. 1'bh: in IUrn meana thai are•ter quutitica of tbis clean. dependable aDd ecoo.oml~l foel caa be mad6 aYiilable to-homes and industries ID1Mldweslem, Appllocblll> Ad Eaolem Scaboord Sto.... YExAS, ·~ii'I'ERN ~T6.~1 .,..,""''11•• !IIIIP.I.IIII • • o11,.,.o1-; , .. • \ . . !"'.. .. _ ...... . .' II \ ' !' ' • ' .~- By BRANNER �....... ,. ' .. ..... • • .. ,;• Daily Sontin•l . PomrroY-"!M#aprrt. !>:; Aug 2'r. 10~ 7..:.~ · I - -- - -·--- - Tom;.otoea •ar [i:t', P ink M e.&kart .~ uun vcill ~.;rond J~ou .. e l::idlt frQ m 11cbool howe. Wn. U H olm/'!, Syncusc, Oh10 8-13-tf t-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0 ., Aug. 27, 19!>7 I 121 Wonted to Rent Chicago Gets 'Golden Opportunity' Against Yankees Ailing New York Pitchers Bud4,y Parker May • In Crucial Game With Sox Join Pittsburgh T • Co• League been I fl• the Bowli·ng Notes down i 11 thfj .s«ond round 1 felt embarr~d becaua.e 1 ttad ov e r~nfident. It was only .! ~ond time I had been knoc-ked NEW YORK UP- The corned ~n u a., pro!ession.1l and it was beef s.andwi.ches that felled proonly bocause I wu careless. Monday, Augllst 26, 1957: m.oter J~ Norris may eause a The New York Yankees, badly mauled by that vi c ious~e"'i'ou know I found Mr. EmdeHigh team aeries-Holsum Bak· quick <&nnouncement that the macher was a much. s_marter fight - ers-2419. · million-dollar Ray Robinson-Car· troit Tiger, came stumbUng into Chicago torlight to give the DETR 1 UP B ~. p k • · · ld rt · 1 957 0 T u....... , ar er er than 1 had antlclpated for a men Basilio fight is · on again, Wbtte Sox thelr go en oppo umty o 1" . ., wasn't talking much today about man in hi.s lirst professional bout. " High team single game- The If the Yankees ever were ready to be take11 , they are now. 1 his coaching prospect.-; in the Na· After that fh;,ht 1he W14~ I!I.Sin•rl Sentinel--861. " LeL's do it for Jim! ' "-"as the JV 01 S)(UI!'4l 'Aepuow sJa3u, iiiQl Aq »uJqqnJp t-~ lF~Q.L j Uon Fuo-tball League. but he dhl about a situation wbelfe.iD he melodramatic slogan of both Hir;:h lnrlividual Serlcs--Clat- sidet~ in the dispute today as set· lines three-run homer , was their fifth loss in the last seven admit be ''co-uld .be" in Une for clipped Rademacher on Ule ehm l!&me.!i : their lea£Ue lead over the -• job with the Pittsburgh Steel - and then seemed to hold him up worthy-MI3. tlement negotlatklns were resmnSox is now dow·n to 3"2 gamellBY UNITED PRESS en. . when the ehttllenger's legs were High Individual game~Cla.t- ed, while mnlti-millionaire Norlowest point since Aug. 1; and NATIONAL LEAGUE j R.w.nYifs and publh;hed reports ".Jt was Detter to hold him up worthy- 214. r is Lay in St. Clare's Hospitaf retheir pitching isn't ready for the W L Pet. GB / have bt>P.n circulating that Park- than push him down. That would Tue&day Nite City League sched- co"Yering from an acu.te attaok of big th~·game series opening un- Mi!Waukef' 76 41 .61 8 '-' would not be ·long m finding ha"Ye been dirty fighting ," he ex· ule: food poisCtning. 69 54 ·561 7 der the Chicago al'<'!! tonight. St. Loui_s. 1 new job after he suddenlY quit · 'Mr. Bee vs. Phillip Sporn Middleweight champion JWbin· Jnfltead of having an Allie Rey- Brooklyn 70 5!l .560 7 · as head coach of the Detroil pblned.. Light H..,~yw.lghf Strohs' Beer vs. Betsy Ross son , who \\ll;j_~ warned b.Y the N. nolds ready to hurl , manager ca- Philadelphia fJ3 6! .508 131,2 ' Lions. Witb a fighting weight of, only Bread Y. State Athletic Commission to sey St.en 11 c! i; c;~clling Art Ditmar, Cincinnati 62 62 .50? 14~ . K & v Cads vs. New Haven go through with the fight cr risk last year the Ioaing pitcher In New York 61 67 .47'i 171;2 1 Parker denied ooe report last 185 pouf\a and a height of slightly TRI-CO. STANDINGS hav ing his title vacated, said, tbe league, out the bullpen to C~k:ago 48 73 .397 27 w~k end wtli_c h said he would he less Ulan aix feet. Floyd will be L. "I'm hopeful we can -settle fact> either Jim Wilson or Gerry ' Pittsburgh ' . . . 46 76 .377 29\h fOing to Brllunore to replace the giving away a lot of poundage to Liberty Re!ltaurant 3 0 things loday and ch.~er up Jim; Staley. Out l'f action are ace leftMondey'• Re•ultl · ColU' Mad coach, Weeb Ewbank. neaTly every man he meets In the Baker Furniture 2'h: 1,2 no~hing's ,s.o important right now ies Whitey Ford and Bobby Shantz New Yor~ 17 Cindnna-!i 3 • On the subject or a VO&Slble heavyweight division as long as Holsum B:~kera 2 1 as his welfare." and the rest of the Yank mound PhUadel!)hia 4 Milwaukee 3. nite , move to J>itt.~burgh, Parker re- he holds the crown. 1 fused Asked whom he wGuld like to The Sentinel J 2 Norris, 50, suffered a heart atCGflll Is wobbling. Onlv gam{'§ scheduled to elaborate further after Second 8t. Market 1,2 · 2ih tack! ~reven yeoars ago; and .there Tuncl•v'• P ...obable ,.ltct.en 1 admitting he ."could be" In line fight next, be said. SI•-Gam• Strvk Chicago at Hrooklyn night·f or the coachmg ~t. "I'd rather •· I will fight anyone. I have no _J~a~yC,;••~•:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~0;;;.;3;;;;;;;;;'';;;;;;';;;";;;o;;;ld;;;l;;;e;;;'';;;'";;;;;;;;;";;;';;;';;;';;;";;;;;;';;;";;;';;;o;;;( The White Sox, riding a six- Drott 11 ·10 vs Newco-mbe 10-JO ; say nothing about it," he added. preference. " • game winning -streak, were idle or McDevitt 6· 1 Ire would just as soon not fight Monday while the Tigers were agslin lhi 8 yc.ar. bu.t added "that's . Milwaukee at New York' night beating the Yankee& ror the eccup to Mr. O'Amato,', his man- I ond straight day. Mickey ManUe -Conley H-fl vs Wor.thington B-8 ·ctnci"nati at Philadel'Phi.a sluggedlhis 33rd hnme11 in the first such a pleasant easy-go.in!;: Jnnint wlth a mate aboard to put nigtlt- Nuxhall 7-7 vs Haddix personality , It is hard to believe New York ahead , 2-0, b6t Frank 10-10. that Patterson ia in the roogh, St. Louis ~\ Pittsburgh nightLary shut out the league leaders tough boxing racket at all . He the rest of the way. V. M~:;nankl 73 v!i. F'riend 9-16. seems more like a Sunday school _ W•dn••d•y'• Gem•• SEATTLE, W11sh. UP - He's a te-acher. Kalinc- slammed hi11 17lh homer Chicago at Brooklyn , night But don't try to sell th-at theory tiger In the ring, but his exem the year in the first Inning with Milwau~ce al New Y!'rk !)iary behavior 'oubide of the to any of Ris opponents. two on to rut Detroit ahead to Cincinn11ti aj Philadelphia night For he's still a ti!i:er in lhe ring. I !lQUarerl' circle may make Floyd stay and give him 13 runs-batted- St. Loui8 al Pitls bur~ ~. night Patterson, the current world's in during the last four games. AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW PARK FOR NAT's hoovywei.iht: t.l'>xing c'ham[1ton Harvey Kuenn singled home anW L Pet. GB mbre or a credit to his people than WASHINGTON-UP ....... A bill au- • other Tiger run in the second and New York 7~ 45 637 thorizing construction of a six-mil- ~ was Joe Lewis. Charley Mall:well '!l sacrifice fly Chit·ago 75 48 .010 3~ H-:- doosn't have the lightning in lion-dollar st.a dium in the nation's delivered tile final tally in the Ho~ton 64 5rl .520 141fl his fi~ts that Joe displayed, and eapltal today awaited Presldenl fifth. Detroit 63 61 .liOB 16 possibly he doem 1.t h~vc the killer Elaenhower's signature. The meas- I If the White Sox can .!!Weep all Baltimore '9 63 .484 19 inftlnct of a Dempsey, but Floyd ure was approved by the HOJ!8e · three games in the series starting Cleveland 60 65 .480 19'h Patte.I':Son - · is making a lot of Monday. tonight, they still will be a half- Kam;aa Ci.ty _ .. 48 77 .384 31 W friends 8.'1 he tool'fi the world. game behind the Yankees. But Wa&hin glon 47 77 .379 32 So soft-spoken that his word! are they'll be all eve11 In the only Monday•, R••ulh barely audible during an inter place baseball men say Is im- Detroit ~ New York 2 view, Floyd sti"- alwa)'~ :~eems to portant- tho lost column. Bnaton 16 Kansas Clt:v 0 come wp wl.th the right answers. The Milwaukee Brave•' head· Only games !>Cheduled , :.J Lot To L.. rn long rush toward the National Tue1day's Probeble Plh:hers Only 22, but married and with a Mobil Tires & TUbes Leagur pennant was slowed Mon · New York at Chicago nlght(amib', some o~rvel's believe 4ay night when the dropped a 4-3 DLtmar 3-3 \'~ Wilson \:i-8 ur Sta· that be may de"Yelop into one of Mobil Fan Belts decision to the rhlllies, culling ley ~-0 tile great 8'll ·time chtlmpions. their le1d to seven games over Ballimure 11t Clcvehmd nighl Pur 0 Lalor Oll Filters "That's nice of them to say Idle St. Louis and Brooklyn . - Moore 9·9 vs Wynn 13-15 ttrat," r;ays the champ. t•But l &raw•• Rally Good Mobil Service Roflton al Detroit ni!jht.- Fm·- have a lot to learn yet." The Dravts rallied from a 3-1 nieles 8-12 vs Fuytack 13-10 or "For inStance. I found ou.t the deficit to tie the ccore with two , other ni.J'.b.t In the ·m•\eb witn ~etc unearned 1 run1 in the elghlh In- Maa& 9-9 Washlng.ton at Kansas [; it)' ning witll the help ot Chico P'erRademacher, never uncl.f;rl'.llllmate nlght- Ramos 8-12 vs Urbu n 3·2 nande:z' error, But the Phils loaded anyone. Alter he knockM me W1dn•sdey'1 GAm-... *It pl•aMa us to pl.... you" the bases against rollever Ernie N ew York at Chi<'a;{o n i ~ht Clevelaad , nigh.t Johnson with one out In the ninth W. Main St. Pomeroy Wfl~hington nt Kan . C1ly, ni~ht 1 Bost<tn at Detroh • and th.en pinch-hitter Ron Nnrthr.y singled to ~core Ted Kazanski with the winning run. Rookie Dick Farrell waa the winner Jn re- I I A or I w. SayP~ttel'ilon LOOK FOR IT IN TOMORROW'S • PAPER - - - I oa~ith May Be Better Than Joe Louis ' or f Phone I I \ ..I the arteries although electro- very hour he had been scheduled cardilttams dJsclosed no ne·.v t.o preside over a sul'pri.ae conheart damage. ference at his offke in Madison He wa.s stricken by the "aeute Square Garden. enteritis" Monday nigh.t at the 388-Y MOORES Pomeroy OHIO OPEN DAY and NIGHTS ADVERTISfMENT , · I B~:~Jtim;;;e ~t THEN COME IN FRID;t. Y - d SATIJRDAY FOR BIG, BIG l'IILUES BOLIN$ 1MOBHGAS , It Costs You Nothing' To Ask Us How Little It Costs PAINTING ·. ROOFING SPOUTING SIDING - ~95tl Olr. s ~uper "88" $2,4~. 2 d1·. liard 1'op, Power steering 11/ld brakes. HydramaL'ic dl'ivc. A rinc automobile . Blaettnars. Pomeroy. 8·23-Btc GALVANIZED JOHNS MANSVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLI! 1953 Buicks as low as $89!5. Five .fine r:~.rs. trade-in rrom satis· fird owners. Bluettnars, Pom e- '- ,')' < : ·~ ' ' YOUR PROPERTY NEED NOT BE CLEAR CLINTQN FISHER . CO. ' eSALES . ( 18 I Employment Trailers Buy :--- - ' b.our 'Mirtt"ker Phone 622'1. ru. - Senrlee. Ni4.1St 2t DAY Phc~ -· 103P·lt· DODGE • PLVMOIJ'I'H' ~9) 8 8 It For Sc;• Hantl made pillow s lips. cush ion covet ·~. a'p rons, CTochet artides. M:1ke hw~ly gifts. Al'lo burfel in a:ood condit-ion. Bailey's ·bkc R"'"· N ow. -- - Save $100 to $1000 -~ - ~- 1 R ltAWl.lJ'IGS SOI'IS One Two and Three Bedrooms. Jar#~ ~ttock must JIO. Bring your ' desLre4. ,. ~ud lf! Yili.IJ' prpbj..em11, o¥O .. 1a 'ltomrnrliw. Try us. w~ ' re dealing on the very lowest possible terms! e 1'EN WIDTHS , ' e HUGE SELECTION Many reconditioned u:Jed one and two bedroom trailers. FREE DEUVERY - QUICK! Ope.n 7 Days A Week W•v•rfy. Mebill 3·27-Sic Home One nsl'rl Hntpoint Clothes Drye-r in ji,Hld ccndiUon, l .USed Fuel . lo Oil 1lt!aleu compI.llte Wl·lh .s r- U.l. 13 ~les Saol~ WAVERLY. ONIO a86. 8·24-Slc PUJJ;~t!· 1 ':-:::=::::~:=.:;:,:=:::::::::~ 1 For Sale Trumpet a.ud Trombo~. both ln giX>d ('(lnditicin. Phone 4!56Y llfler 4 P. M. 8-24-3li.: .TEXAs:. . For Sales- Two lots in Syracuse Larce. s~ r,eatrola in eood co.n. ql~ion , F ank port, RD; BeiK'b, Middle8-2l-6tp fi'OR SALE - Apples. New Haven Or~hard, New Haven. Phone TU-24688. 1·29tf good location, very reasonable. Phone 456-Y after 4 P. M. 8·24-3tc GRAVEL\' lrlo\CTO!i .. homer~ In lhc big rnn1e - hy Jo'r•nk l\1alzone,l Norm Zauchin Ted Lepcio, and Jimmy Piersall~ :USED COAL FURNACE for sale, in guo~ con.dition. TraCY W ha · Jey, Phone 28, Pomeroy. :>i!4..:ltc Malzone hit another homer, plus 11 double and .. lnlllfl, to lc11d ttl~ Sox' 19-hlt ••.. ult. One 55 thousand BTU automatic rue! oil heater wi(h blower and t&nk:.s. Like new. C.arl Morris, Rutland. 0 . Phone 24851. 6-27-3tc City Officials Study Strings On Bums Offer l'EANUTS NEW YORK UP- City otrlciKIJ!. l'xpr..Med hopr tnday th11t thf' Brooklyn Doda:era' new orfer ICI build their own lmll park may keep the! toln\ in llroolr.lyn- hul they W4'te lludylng ~·Mrt'fUIIy the "1trinp" 11ttacht'd tn thf' ofrer. Doda:er Pretldrmt Wllltrr o·. Malley made the oCfrr Munday at a ilpecial meetln; with [)('puty Ma)'Or John J. ThtlUb.ild and oth· er offltlllJJ. The oftcr bolll'd down to thi~ ; For1rt about buildlnR a city· owned ~~porta ,Mrcna in Urooklvn Just eondem" the land there sOl! It to us at a "comrnnn at"nse" IJTice; aqd we'll bulld our own -- -- WE BUY IITRUCTURAL I IIAMI ,. ' . -----.......,...- IICRAP IkON- llltiTALI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ....."" '20 Bl Insurance ------- - - - Mldtlleporl. Flrt • AultOIJlOhU~ BonN. Phone "1311-X ~26-tf -----Jnauranct" Protection, C'OM'PT~ E11!: Ul•, A..utt·. P'lre , f'ol1o. Call Don Mt11s. r.t:irldle;.,rt. Ohio. - - -..------- - - - - - ·--- Wonted ISbl Auto Slfrvices " '"inc . .. . rf f'po ____ WHnted a middle alile woman to sh;n·e the home w~l h me On1· who c1u1 do housewurk. Mrs. J D. Rou!ili . Raci11e . R_ D. No. 2 8-27 -31.c For Re*un_o tJ or SC'hool! : New I Stainless Ref~it~erator. 32 eu . ft., 2 door, eomplete . with unit was $860.00 n.ow $MO.OO. Guaranteed. JACK'S REJi'RIGERA- Baby sitting wa·nled by day . Full or part tinu•) Phone 28tl. TJON, NP.:W 1-UVEN TU · 23~37. B·2o-&p 8-19-23lp - - -· - - -c3 piece bedroom suit complete; Wap.Wd- PAPER H. lNGil\ G- 25 yeah ex~erhmce. Free es·J 1 single bed ('OJrlplele : I roll mates, L. V. Reistn~ ~ r, Racir. • away bed: dress er ,;.nd mirror; 8'lX 124. Ohio. 7-5-" coueh; chair; lamps: breakfast -- --- - -- bE.'J,WJI.~ . ",· FURNI"''URE r ath! tanks. Phon.e roy, 0. "···,A::. ,;.:''-'"r Wailre&<; want!."d . 21 or uver . Ex pen e n('cd Alo)pl y in person at ~hum• Rrslaurant. 8-27-31r UD Tlte Brh!hleBt CorDM . lbrYw.e..S.:mn..oh IUW'I.DN AgeiM";J, Opportumttes \ NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED 6265-X ( 171 19) BustneSS Monthly Payments As Small As $5.00 Mjddle)Hirt $299.00 BAJ'ER Middleport 11 J U ------ • 6007-Y (i"':.~her, 'Phone~- Clioloa FOit ~t Hotpoint Elertric stove : WOMElll Start now • for big <-'abinet and matt-bing utllties; Christmas earnings as an Avon roy. 8-23 ·1Jtc metl!J utilities ,· piano·, twin tubs R~presenlative . 8 26 3lc 195<1 Ponliac 8 Star Chlef. $1,39~ '47 Chevrolet coupe;' dlshe;; and Conv . Cpe. JJke new ligbt blUe fruit jars. Cont~Jd Mr_o;, fUiy (- - - - - - ; -- - - - - fin blh with new blue top, and Roush, Syr11cuse , o., or phone J 1111 le11ther seat,s. H,ydramalic . 905-M. 8-23-6tp · •• drive. Reully sbar.p looking. -• Four room house and bath, gas hral. tJnroln ll<•ights. Phone · ·- - Bl.J.ettnllr~. Pomeroy. ' B-23-6tc j 33o-M:. 8_27 _3tt' INCREASED Jo' ALL HUSJNESS1953 GMC !f.! ton Pickup. $795. ;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;,r;;;;;-;;;-;;-'i 1 nfi"('essit11les plat:lng 3 wome n Neur'ly 11ew paint jf}b. Not a immediately. Real op.portunit)' flaw or blemish. IJ.I:~ettnars. for those who qu ~ lify . Avon I Box 148. Mari~tta. 0 . 8·23-3tc Prnneroy. 8·23-6tc NOT ONE CENT DOWN, lief. In the onl~ other games At'hed· uled Monday, the New York Giant~ trounced the Cincinnati Redless. l'lr3, and tnc Roston Red Sol" erushed Kansas City, 16-0. Hnmc run~ by Danny O'Connf'll ami HanR. Stutr Jed ltl( Gi11nts' 19-hlt attack as the)' banded the J\ctlh~ll• their 13th lou in the last 14 games. A 10-run seventh lnAlng rcalured the Red Sox' win with rour 1952 Bu icks aN low as $6~. Choice or rivf,' guotl cars. Blutlnars,l Pomeroy. 8-23-6tc COPPER-ALUMINUM eSP.RVICI! New Furnitur• llllddl --- - __.__--- For f,ent - EJ.:teru:loo t.a!lden, Scaf.Jid h.Jarda, Drop <:lolba. I'Ol SALE) METAL BUILT UP ePAINT I"'"" OliT.,IPf' ~ tr Skilled Mechanics Now Available ' o\UTO RA_LI!8 l':. rtl )' fur - ( 161 . For Rent or Sole 1 -~ - BANK FINANCED - lur relll . nis ht•d ur un ful"ll ~ht•d lnqu u·,. at Hoss Keystont' Filli n!,! St.<1 l io n at }'; iVl' PolntJ>. Slate Ht No . 7. 8-27-3\1.1 mo-\ COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL tOMPLETE. INSIJBIINCE • COVERAGE Ap~rtnw u t ' ,!1 " Sk.lli drill- nearly nt!w; Sr.,;. " Tr·uck tire found --;;n- r.:H· ine ·Road . SJ<UI !i!lw ; 20" fan kit with tcir; 100 ft . W . P. bpseboard : Girl or middle aged woman to asContac t Muit Ht•nd rit ks. H.t. No . · 100 ft. 4" OG eave trough.-All sist wlib care of mother for 2 l , Racine , 0 . 8-27-3tp bara:a.ins 1? . K. Ru!sell, Route '1 , month•. Live ln. Furnish refnell' hiahway garage, 8 26 3tc erences Mrs. H. 0. Burson, Rut(8) Aut.J Soles. -- land Rt. 1 8 26 31r 19M Buit'k VB Cf•ntury . $2.!59S. AUTOMATIC t'Olqr Slide Projec. ,;;-;-:::;;::::: - - - - - - - - 2 dr . IIL~rd Top. Tr:~de-in from tor and 4Qx40 Glass beaij~d WANTED : CARRf~R--Girt or boy satisfied Bukk ownt'r on new acrten. Call 6270-J . 8-26-at c for Rutland ,Route. Contact The Buick. Dynaflow ~rive . B~ett­ Daily Sentinel . 8 12 nars, Pomeroy. Q-23-fftc e~~ -- ...... fhrth .. ,...,.,., METROPOLITAN 1141 For Rent Ia (() '-"st & Found I'IAN6Ait SPII.Cf ,:Lill OF ll:HU6rf.,, 9 J!' ~ rA. Tlf A?wl>l VQUII: ,._ - GRUESI!B BLOCK 00. All Mllli.. aod lllod~lo We wish t o expre.s.~ our heartfel t thanks a n·d apprt>ei <~. lion lo our m•ig hbors an<l frinnd_, [OX thC'iJ' klndnoss 11nd sympa thy s how n Us at th l.' dt'n lh of ou,r ](~,.. ,•d one. Special than)l.:s ·t o the RlH' :'1-fohrhof!, the Rt'v. Brnwn , th t• .E wing Funenl Direl'loi"S. tlw Frit>ndly Nei!i:hbors Club, Goaor·~ of cars. lhooe ·sPnding 1 flnwl.'r s an U all who ht• lped iu a ny wny. Your kindn~86 will nt·~'!'l ' he- rorgottc n . R-27· 11!1 .:rh t· Young f'a111i ly ~~. SHINGL£' - I Ill Cord Of Thanks Get Your Property Ready for Winter NOW , ....lklleftw ,., u,..u Good Clc•o Uoed Con 4 29 tf -ex •· I hoJ••,mlte l,ugt;olii! - Lane t.:ed11r •..:nests - LAU Wiodow Ji'ao~t­ Fri~ldalre llefrtaeraton. l•lrel" fu,.nlture, Middleport, Oh\o ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT MAY GO ON Steelers Staff I -----.t;..;.u:;..;;;; .w OONCRE'n: BLOC&!' W. ..d Servloo. R. A Flalow, 511 lt:. )Jain St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:tll~. PI!ACHI!S (White) We are picklnl Belle of Georal.a and FJbtrU peachel. Btiq container. Webster Fruit Farm 5 mL etst of Chester, 0. Tele- phono Yll-63201 Clleoter, 0. 8-roi( For Hire! ••• ·~1'­ , Hour or RodtMy Downing 11\'IIURANCI! AGENCY fiR, AuforMDI ... H•1ltlt Lk ACCIDitn c...alty MNI . _ . Reo I Estote Broker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO .WU-¥ P~ONEI 6311 Real Estate - - - ·-.,-- 1!JB Acr('S land- B room hot an<l c-old waler Je-an Martln, Rt. No. 1, Ohio. houst'Contact Ru.\land , 8·22-6lp I· \' oung Funeral Services Held Last Wednesday Funeral ~c rt-ice s for e'TU. THE NI'ID OFAQii!m~ "DE ll1..0Utff:O ~:" IT1J "(((I,R L!FE. ......,. Ha nk I Youn!;: were hdd from th(' Ewing Fu nue.r al Home . Au g_ ?..1 , with th e Rev. L. M. Mnhrhorr. pa ~tor of Lhe St. Paul ·~ l.u thf'rnn Chu r eh . ·ancl the Rev. F:u ~enr Drown . pastor of thC' United Mt:!!hodisl 'Church offieia.t ~ n g -~ !Q!'dll. s ouic s er\'kt>~ W!·r c r.on!luri - Pt1 by r omct·oy Lod ge 164 F . & A. M. on Tur.~ rl·aY r-ven illi!- Burbl w<J s in Rr-rch Grove Contract" <'enw1(' ry a nd pa ll bC' ~ rer s were R. J. Grimf's, rlo~:d ;\~ a nkin. Dd· eGr.dtng Ditch DtgsJ.og \'id .l;• nkins, FrPrl Rn f'.Scll , Th~­ VIRGIL WAMSLEY dore Re t'd ,Jr .. and Cl1 :1rlcs Henl.oa<lllll llqul~meot nett Members of the Ohio V:~l­ •llf<~-Hoel!enlco ley Co mma n!: ery KT W\' l'l' f'SeOuJD» Truct Service corts. Pll<iae Cheshire 7-7~7t Comin:,:- fre m out of lo wu for ~ --~ t-he SN"':icrs wert· Mr. nml Mrs. TEIIMITiiiS IXTERMINATID Walter Seick, Mr. and Mrs. John For lrl'e ln&pedicn ph.me 383-M, Carnmcrer . Mi s:o: Ed i th You ng and GJtmor~ Supply ~tore, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mut' ller and AII work JWlran\eed. Fully jn1 · surec:l. Vaughan's Industria) and dat•g.hlcr, all of C ncmn&li : 1\tr. Resi .4el.tlal TCTmlte Control Ser- and Mrs. John · P,hiiJips 11nd son, l I Mr. and Mrs . Leo PhilliP-S' and Y ce, St Marys, W. V~-~ son, )1r_ ond Mrs. Henry Joachi:n ~;=:;...:_ and daughter: Bennett R1ce and Cu!l\om Built Kiccben. Kit~hen•· Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harden , Qf d~.lllfU:ijld for your home. ¥reo;~ Columbu.'<. e!timates. F·oreman & Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Dof! ~ ld Holter Pbo'ne .6284-Y. 8-6-tf and son:~, Huntington ; Mrs. Wilk IIAiiJO • TliLIMSION S~RVjCJil, iam Hal·kcr and daughter, Rhanda Pbou• tJo, CleJand AppJlanee Young, Toledo; Mr. and MTs. Stan, lld W. I4Do St~, Pom111ror Calvin Michell and daughter, Gallipolis; Berkley Conley and dau~-~ gh1er of Marietta and Railroad o£Q\TICK SDVlli& on Wateb &e- fiduls from Cleveh:md, Columbus ~ bf trMlOI'J Tt•lned an11 Corning , Ohio, Charl eston watchmaker, f)QilJNS IEWE- and Dickinson, W. Va .. and F.lkLERS. Pul'leroy t-3-tf' hart, Ind . a '1't¥fl' ) NANCY -'---:B::-v-;;;:~u'"I"'nc:,TZ= ,; '.. ~- -· '\i . -~ ball P.ark. , Immediate otflclals rcaelion waa mixed. One otllciSII declared that OMalley'• move made "thinll~ look 'brighter In our plan to ketlp the DodJen here .' .Another in· •ia\e<l that O'Malley was aski11S' for 1omethlng that 11 "imp088lbll!' and he kno.-s lL' WILLII! WINKLE ( Fight Results lr Unlte4 ,.,... SAN FRANCISCO - Rory Cal· 'houn, 158~ . Wblte Plains, N. Y.. dtdJtoned Joe1 Giambra, 160: San - Fran4tl~eo U0). NEW YOlUt-(]ene Armstrong. ·lSI, Ellubetb, N. J., decllloncd RudJ SaW)'or. 1"8. New York (10). pre· ln ,. On AuiUII 22, • lftl1IP of men aathered 111 Reyoooo, Melli.., )uat11<1011 tho Rlo O!'hde !rom McAllen, Tex ... A ~riel ceremony wu bdd, ud 1 valve Wfd opened. atutini the 1rst majoJ im-portltiOft ol naturil Jill from Mexico. · · Soon, thlo gu WiD 1>o heodna homeo •lid ,.~ illdu.slry bl o d=n or """" Mldweilml, Appaloebion aDd Bblenl Seoboald olltCI. Tl>o au wlll come.!Join lorp fields .In Nonhem !doJdco t.appod by Pttrolooo Melllc:olloo !hmu). Daily, some 115 million cubic rttt ol Mo:kan ps wiD move notth tbrouah Texas Eutom'a •5900-miJe plpeUne ayatem ... and (vla loc:illtieo of tho company'• loc:ol cliepl firanl lolo ..,_ aod pluto. . . u.... _lar north u New i!Dalancl. -. By joining in utilizin& this peat natural resource. Texat Eastern ud Pemex are makina • :sipaiiOfttributiQn to the eccmomtes of both Mexko and Ute United States. 11trou&h the sale of ~ aas.. Pemu will teeeive an aanual revenue of almost $6.000.000- initially. As tbe "Yolume or 48liv· aica pa' up, 10 wiD the lfJ'YeiiUCS. . Teus Eutcm, throuab its lO-year Ptm.ex C<lntract, c:an 1ssure ill euatomen coatinUina and increasing supplies af natural gns. 1'bh: in IUrn meana thai are•ter quutitica of tbis clean. dependable aDd ecoo.oml~l foel caa be mad6 aYiilable to-homes and industries ID1Mldweslem, Appllocblll> Ad Eaolem Scaboord Sto.... YExAS, ·~ii'I'ERN ~T6.~1 .,..,""''11•• !IIIIP.I.IIII • • o11,.,.o1-; , .. • \ . . !"'.. .. _ ...... . .' II \ ' !' ' • ' .~- By BRANNER �I 7 • ' &-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 27, 1957 POMEROY SOCIETY Mn B~sstl" Enzenauer has re· fume home arter a two week va· eation trip tn the Southeastern She ll<~com panted her States. daughter :md L>OR·In·law, Mr. l:nd r.th Maynllrd Karnes alld her daughter, Mrs li1ldrt>d Gamlm of Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Meinhart and sons of Colu mbus arrtvefl Sunday for .a vlstt w1th hu par· ents, \fr <~ •d \irs Max Me•nhart Don Thom$1s o( Moundsvtlle W va., was a bus11ielois vtsJtor here 'Monday and was accompanied home by Mrs f homa:,;, who spent tbe week end WJlh her parcms, .Mr and Mrs Ralph Gnwes Mrs Henry H.e1bt>l returned home Sunda) afl(•r a several days vJ o;it m Gulhpohs \1. 1th Mr and M1s Earl 1 n~.tn Mr and M n Willard Hcme11 !l!ld Mrs. Cleland He1ne1 spent Sun.day in Columbus and attended the Stale Fair Mr. and Mrs Fred Mescher and Clarence Owena of Grudy, Va , spent the week end w1th Mrs Fannie Kaspar, Mtnersville and were accompanied home by Mn. Owens who spent the past week here Mr ADd \Ira W1lham Parker, Columbus, Edward Parker Jr , oi Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Farley, Cheylon, W. Va, were week end guest11 of thetr father, Edward Parker Sr , M tncrs· vtlle, and VISited Mrs. Parker at Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mrs H1ram Fisher spent th.e week end at their home, Mtnersville M.r Fi~her is employed tn Columbus M1ss Sharon Grueser returned to her home Canton, Sunday, aftter a visit with her Rrandpareotl, Mr al'ld Mrs. Adolph. Grueser, of Mtnc1viile, and Mrs. Webb Hall, lf\ttland . She wu accompamed No Stirring is what appeals to me! With Rev Satin Jellocl Latex, you just • • • the can and atar1 j::;~;:~~.~~Tb.at''o be<auoe it'o • "Open House" For 50th Anniversary Middleport Society Mr!t Hor»ee M1:EH11nny Lead· in,e Cn·t k Road , who firarturt:o her ankl" recently m a raH at her hnme has had the C'ast r{' m001ed at lht:- Jont:'s Memonal Cltnk Mr .ant' Mrs Gnff Ku ssell t~nd their ramJiy had a p cnH' supper 1 at t he ~1lddleport Roadside Park Saturdav evenm~ ThiS w11s P•e first t!mc m 8~ years that Dr. Deli Russell , Elwyrta, Mrs K T Wagner. York Pa , and Mrs Lys Sprtn gs ton Sr wa\1 Colvrado ant. th('lr paren ts had been to-gc lher Others there wel'e Mrs Tlc!l Rus ~cl! and sons and Mr Wag ne1 and twn C'h lldrf'n Mr ~n d 'Irs Harry Munn and daugh ter , Kimberly Mar te, Paynes yUJe, wen:! week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry M11ls and Mr and Mrs Ru~sell Mllls and family . Mr and Mrs Lewts H Sauer and f11m1ly , Carolyn. Lois Ann and George spe nt the week end tn Co lumbus vtsltt ng Mrs Pc:lr! Smtth and Mr~; Robert L Wiley and famaly and attending the Stale Fatr Carolyn remamed ror a week 's vtslt with her crandmother and aunt Mrs Shnley Mills, ~rs Em metl Blackl:lur n, Mrs Harold Eb· ersbaC'h and Darla att~nded the Vaughan reunton at Umon Chapel SundaY: PatrolmaJJ Everett Bostlc, who is recuperating after major surgery, has been adm1lted to Hoi· zer P.osp1tal as a medtcal p8tient Mr. a•nd Mrs. Griff Russeli of Bradbury are pictured abo•vel Clem Church , who becam ~ ill Sunday as they greeted many of their relatives, friends at his home on Lmcoln Street Monday mornmg, was taken to neighbors on the occasion of an "open house" held at th••ir I Hoh.er Hospttal m the Rawlings· home on Sunday, August 25 hononng the celebration of Coats amhttlance. Gt.1lden Wedding Anmversary Waller Howell was at Holler Hosp1tal MQnday for a checkup home hy her hrothe~Jtmmy G r ~ and was reported as recovering ser ,-who drove here for her IrS 1St sattsfactonly after havmg a heart attatk Mr and Mn Robert Harbrecht and family of Columbu s were fU$0 QS$ St!aron Jones, oldest daughte r 1 of Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones, week end g11ests of their parents, spent the week end with her aunt, 'Y:r. and Mrs. Raymond Harhrecht 1 Mrs Dorothy Dandakt.s, Athens, anr1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mct:al· 'fhe Christian Crus!dcrs Class and Mrs Everett Hayes and fam· lum. of the F1rst Bapllst Church had Jly at Portland. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and Rev anrl Mrs Robert Wells anil t hamburger ,fry and melon rettst at the New HMven Roadsid e daughter have moved to the Shlf· children, Lynn, Kim and Kay, re· Park tht.s past week. let apartmt~mts on North Second 1 t~rned to their home, Mohawk. Ave and Mtli Street. Monday, aflf>:r a week's vl~1t with Tqe Rev C. F. Hoyt , pastor of Debby Ronnel).. oldest child of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. 0 the church . g.. ve the opemng Mr and Mr~. Paul Bonnell, CoBarnltz. prayer and Larry Rlr.e read the Scripture lesson at the devo- lumbus, IS visttmg her grandparMr and Mrs Harry Young ~tnd tional servtce Gene Co lem an e nts, Mr and Mrs. Rodney Downchlldern , Charles, IHIIy aud Bar- pres ident, W!!S in charge of J tng. biira of Galton were week end F.h!rrt busuwss mecllllll James Dawson, Da~ton; Mr and when guc!ts of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mn. Warren England and two they dtscussed the bvangcll sm W 0. Barnilz. sons, Tolcdu; Mr nnd Mrs Scott progr &m to be hrld tn September Dawson, Columbm, were week 'rhr next meelm g wtJI be on Mn. Georgia Huff and son. Alend guests o! 'Mr and Mrs Wlll S('pt 10 when they wtll ha ve ~ len Hamilton, will leave Wednt'!sMyers Mr and Mrs. England alsO day for tht.dr home, Sl. Peters- polluck supper at Lhc chu rch vtmted m Belle, W Va , wttb Er· burg, Fla, after spendmg 10 Mr.s. Larry Rice , Mr!! Gent" Cole· rdld Dawson weeks bere cariDM for her mother, nun, Mrs Charles Vro.man fllHI Mrs 0 . G Suter, Welch, W Va, Mrs JolltC Turner, who Is recup. Mrs Robert M1ll s wet(' on lh!.! is recuperatmg at the Columbia crating from a heart attack suf. ho sll's~ commiltt'e for the Aug u:st Hospital of Richland County, 2020 .meeting fercd 111 Aprtl. Hamplon Street, Columbta 4, S Those prrsc nl WN<' :\1 r ~nd C., after hav•ng a coronary attack Mrs Beulah Durnell of Parkers burg, W. Va., was the week f'nfl Mrl' ('Burkt· E. Ho\ nero I anand d nm Burke fl ,tvt d,. whtle guest of her daughter and so n·ln · Mrs law , Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wnght Chil'Uil<l Mt l> Rulwt1 M11l ., Ma l· tetta, Mr a nd , Mn /Ike a1ul and family . Chtppcr. Mr nne! Mrs 4..'o lcm.•n Wonl was rccetved Monday rn)lll and Jrrrv Mr 11r.r! Mr ~ Vroman Mra John Chaac, who undcrwf'nt and Mark. \olr and Mr~ Rohcrt surg'ery at Cabcl·Hunlmgton H o~­ Mills, Mr <~n tl Mrs Eat·] Sm11h pital, Moad~y morntni, that the Mr and Mr~ na nny l:ltown 1\11 operation was successful nnd Mrs Don Brl'ker and Rand)· Mr and Mrs. Eddie Smith spcl'lt th.e week end in Newark wtth Mr and Mrs. Harold Davts. I I -F;--t--8--t-.- -----ap IC der Cl H.ol ds Outing Less Dipping is what I likel Jelled Rev Satin can be loaded on brush or roller . . . 80 you t~pend Ieee time diPping, . more lime pointing. It can't run or drip like . liquid poli\L Jelled and homogenized Rev Satin bu all thelate.K: advan· t'allet and adde new one~. lt't perfect for every room in )'OW' bome-includinl kitthen a_nd bathroom. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 42 Yean Phone• of Contlnumia Sorvleo 82- 43~ Pomeroy, Ohio ~ciO Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Custer 9pcnt t)'Je week end In Huntington, W Va .. with her slat(!r and brother· ln·law, Mr. and Mrs Loren Caver· lee 'Mr1. Charles Buck vlsttcd Sunday with Mrs. Mary Rupc, Kyger, who was observing her 84th blrt h· day. Mrs. C. W. Humphrey of Akron arrived Monday for a vu lt with Mr. and Mrs. Charlc11 Buck Mr. and !.trs. Roy Holter spent lhe week end in Columbua and altended the SJalc t 'air. Mr. and Mrs . Homer Holter and lfande~Udnn, Janice Kay, Allen nnd Nancy .\nn, vitlted Sunday with Mr. and Mra. David Frecker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham and daughter, Barbara of Warren and Mrs. Mildred Mlnael of Rocheater, Pa. apent the patt week with Mr. aud Mra. Ellaa Stl,les. Mra. Francia Jacobi and Eddie Ginther of Cincinnati were week end guull ot Mr. and Mrt. Ehas SUI01. iLL·Naw Frigid&~ bP.II' Value I .n new- •vory It'• in<h ot 11-tr.m ,.., BetoiY: Seal Latch to ita color-p.y interior. With the marPcai S'- Look that lnnllformo """kildlenl lfo 1111 llatldlut Enr lma,irie. in 10 cu. 1\. you aot a l'alllll,.s;.t &IJ* p,...,.. Choot • 8 Big Full-Width n-ovablo Aluminum!!hel\.,. • Handy Removablellolf SIJOif • Deep Full -Width l'or<oloin Hydrator • 8llcllnJ Chill Dr~~...., • Hup Super ~ Door wllb ,. Middleport's Garden Club Plans Yearbook I •, ~ ,j The program committee of tl-te Middleport ('rflrden Club met on Monday aftunoon at the home of Mn. RodDey nowninc to wor.k on their yearbooks for 1915.'1-68. Mra. Harry Chuher Ia chalrman ot the committee and other. pe· sent wtre Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs M. L French and Mra Jamc1 E. Harley . The cummittee plans to 1uect WedneldQ afternoon at the llowolne hothe to complete their work', ·Butw Comportmont &nil Five ReinoVable- • 3Qulckube loa Trayo-aU in a rolriprator wblcb l lllpo in omo1111 your kitcbooa colriaotl for lbal "tiNaall'od •• bui.lt-in'"look. Oalr $198 Baker Furniture """"' U-21 P~tLY NIGHTS Rita HaYworth Jamct Cagney "STR.t.WIIRn ILOND!" -alao-- Je»e\ McCrea Vh·cinia Mayo "COI.OilADO TIRRITORY" ~"!"'...,.----------~---IL._...;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr., Mrs. V. L. Roush Ar~ Hon.ored On Occasion Of Golden Wedding Mr. and \In Vet~ L. Rou!h of the Unwn rommuruty near New Haven were honored recently at thetr home wtlh the ce lebration of thetr Golden Weddmg Annl· versary . . Open house was held at thetr home and Mrs Charles Smith, a grand daught er served cai.e whlle · htnlee Rou~h. another gra'bd· daughter prestded at the punch bowl ' The Roush couple havf! lived BLUE BELL WRANGLER JEANS Fred Gens 84th Birthday Is Observed Monday • Turner enll'rtalnf'l' with a pl entc dinner Sunday a\ her home, Lauro! Chff . • esturdy, heaviest Sanforized denim trim fit eBar tacks at points of atram No·scratch rivets. ELBERFELDS Of all cars In lte price you more bla·car features • • • more bla-car comfort ••• more built-In value • • • Auxiliary Unit Hei~rs Reports On Girls State •• - • It won't cost you • fortune from to move up to • bl•·value "88"••• It's the lowe•t-prlce~ Rocket Oldsmobile and easily within your' reach I_ • $EE rHE VI~ DAMONf SHOW CBS-lV I 114 Pomeroy-Micldleporl, Ohio, Wedneoday, Auguat The Ohio Area Methodlst Pastor's School, annual period o l ot study and inspiration for the Methodist pastors Ohio, wit. be held at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, September 2 1 5. 250 npnistets have registered in advance for the school ant 500 are expected to participate. Shortenmg ' the lenntb of the school from five to four d~s, ..,. 1 ;~~:~u:!'":!':t:.:eM1d~~:~~ ';! Dora R"se •• 75 Ia tf' orm spea kers sh ou ld att raet ' •• .~.:~."~:~~ i~ :::~n~ltpl~:o!:'~ DI'es Suddenly Or. Howard J . B,rown, pctor of "'J J t'be Church of the Saviour. Cleve and, wbo is th.e dean r:Jf the TUes • da N'lght y cbloolt . ... th e vita I issues 0 ( Funeral services for Dora Rose, n erpre""#g 'he Middle East for the Metj>odlsls 75 , of Bashan have been tentatiVe· wtll be Di. Alfred Carlton. nus ly set for Friday afternOon at 2. p Funcra. sct'vlce~; wl:l be 8J' · n. at the Lee Chapel 'Church. leader of th.e Congrega nounced as soon as art·an.\{emenl 'i.IODary onal Ch h d f Mrs. Rose died . suddenly on l urc - an ormer prestd ruesday have been completed • · •ent of Ale o c 11 g evening at St. Joseph's 1 • pp~yr a o e e, an ..., Friends may ca ll at the Ewln~ the Honorable William M Roun Hospital in rarkersburg Funeral Home re, a.ssistdnt Secretary of S'tate Burial will be made In Beed 'or Near )$astern, South. Ameri· Survlvmg are the following ~ Grove cemetery ~ftn, and African .1\.ffairs ;hLidbren Mhrs Lucy Wllltacms, Co· um us, C ester Rose, anton ReMa:istrdation for classes will be· Mrs. Dorothy Wtllard, Jaekson ~ In on ay morniUI ilL be h. 1 .-~ and the first vt ue, 111., Mrs. •·rth Dt::' a D ye., wa d•· c1asse& w l e,... at 2·00 P m worth, Ohio; Denver Rose, Marion . 'Monday. schoolClaases will close on Ohm·, Arthur Ro,., Belpre ·, and l'huradayTile at noon. {or the minilters wUI cover almost ev.er.... John Ro&e, Bashan. h f I al . . Also survtvtng are one brother, P ase 0 pas or mtmstry The Elmer Bookman oi East Liverpool classes are ~ntitled: "The Church as Teacher", ''Tbe Chureb in His- Ohio, 12 grandchildren, and stx tory", "The C!l.urcb as Healer", il'ea~ gr}_ndchddren Band Dir(.ctor, Ray Woodgeard '"l'he Church it Wert", ''The Na· Frten~ may call atthe residence announced today that several t f th Ch h" 1t Bal5ban. Burial wiU be made Pomeroy Hi gb School Band mem· ure 0 c un: r and "'l'hi" in .the Cbesk!r Cemetery. A hers '"d •-e~ promoted. Jim Chun:h in Society". '-'' ~.... lJt.: Lohse, son o-< r and Mra, Har· The Mond11y evenln'g prO""ARl old Lohse, Pomeroy, hal been Of· will \feDtU\'e a period of song~" ledl r ficially named as top aergeant. by Charles E . King, former "di.. J 1mmy succ~ ed s Ro bble Browa, l'e<:ctn• of the "'Wing Over Jor· S S wh o• ta now enrolled at Oh. Io State dan" ·~ebolr. Chapel serv1...,, dur· ~o and a tnembEor of the Clmous Ohio tng the week will be C':O\\ducted State Unlversity MarChing Band. Dr. Harold Kellogg, admini A Sheila daugbtet of 'Mr,' ~li,atlve assist.nt, to BJshop Hazeri C lvD and Mfa. w. L. Werner. Blshop w.,.~er fta,: In .. 'action for money :tiled nam~ a~ the he will be presenl '~~n.Shelia school. Dean of the 10 the MClg-& County Cou of •J Howward oJf thBroe wsna·' CoK.nnnEwoinn.PI_;ascJ..~dtr'rY, HFloorladred. . v~. ...... as preSident of Middleport De· ~~:!~; ~ vdopment Co, lnr., and HQY.tard's Tradlng Po>l of. Pli.iddi-'<W!I' 'named defenth.nt al&ng •with the · and Rose Security Savii\gs 13ank or kthens. - -, .--,;" · S~~'~e:Brown was as a · -n,e acUnn · was i&m!tuted by flag with one more yet to Dunham, Porta- Clyde G. MUlhone, Meigs County be named. · mouth; Re~ Charles E. , We•t Treasurer for $2 ,82 7.1 6 In perSon· JA.ceording to Dtrector Wood· Portsmouth; Rev. 0 Howard 111 taxes; the State o{ Qhio for geard, other ratings and promo- Householder. wellston ; Rev. How· , 143 37 for taxes; Lowe Hurt tions w11l be annoanced in the ard c. Pettit. Jaeklon; Rev. Floyd Chair Co' for $62 72 on mer· aeU" future. Rowe, SdotovUie Chu~h. Porta- drandise; Tombigbee Mill And ; 'nte Band made ·its first appear- mouth; Rev. Richard H. Bauer, Lumber Co. $83 CoT merchandise: ance of the season at the Meigs District Superintendent, Ports· One 14Joute Washer, $150 fOr county Fair where it received mouth; Rev. Willie Y. Jenklns, ir., merch'indise American Sales & numeroU& compliments from the Maneh~ter; Rev. Lewi.11 E . Nlehals Distributors,' $276.07 for mer· luge erowd assembled In the Franklin Church, Portsmouth; Rl\v chandiae; Underwood , $2'78 54 for grandstand. Band members were Lawrence Schmitt. .,ak Hi1l; Rev. merchandise; Stiver Sheen Mfg.. attired m their 1\,Ummer uniforms A. Richard Tener, Wheelersbure· 1 ·co. $l05 48 fur merchandise an~ conaistmg of purple overseas caps, Rev. John P Lewia, ?tfanly Church carson , Pirte , Scott & co., $4SO.· white shirt, belts and trousen, to- of Portsmouth, Rev. John H. El· .M ror merchandtse. gether w1th whtte shoes and .socks. wood, ·Racmo, and Rev. Donald The plamtlffs p:ver Chat ~ 1 cr1 A purple handkerchief in the Kelley, Cbelapeai:e. 11Tlounts are owe£1 them and it!!k shirt poeket completed the color· 1 for appointment of 8 rece{verh.lp --1f ful at\ire and order pr~venltng the sa 1e 0 properties in Middleport by the defendant. ReceJvers ' hip J A ked Jn Court A t• ~·r;:~:~i.,.,.;t~~F:;;~;~J~i: ~ With school ·~heduJed to start on next Tuesday, Chief W .T. Tbom of .Maaon has iYued a re· minder to niotorista that the Speed limit through the town Js llli miles b .. per our. "' I th f b Thorn empnas zed. e aet t at all persons exceetlini that limit and fined. He Would be arre -'ed n no o'ne goadded that he -nted •• · II ing 215 or 30 m es per · hour through the town. children H• •1.0 added t •-t IUJ. riding <bleycies must atay on the right of the road. He remined 4:hil dren not to Weave back and forth acrou the road &o to atay on the , ('ight side. The chlef .abo reminded drivers of can to stop when school bus· Bell were loading and unloading Cbudr.n. . Corred Name For New Flu :...l.}IS'hed Is EstaJJ WASIUNGTON uP- Is tt OrieR· · tal fl\1, A$latic flu Dl' A!ian flu? Al1 thtte nrmas have been used tince the new virus w.as discover· ed in HOJFI Kong ltst Apdl , There il no "oRiclaJ." name. but tbe u. S. PubUc ~ealth &er viee h ..• recently ..11~1 .On thr _,., o. terril "Asi.n 1nu." '-1' 1·tii1Je I~ now rapidly ·,beCqrfttiil\ ,.ta.ndi.rti Jn med\;cal and ~D.tftie pape.!.'l BI.it "Aiia'Lle flit"· I.. aU rirht too. Many of th.fl'. \fU,blic Health s ~ doctors UJe. 11 i tonvet .~n , · For th i tilic '1ly laded tbe ..Hally eeo~ n!me~ist "A.': 8001 Kong 't-b1)'.......nfeard.nr ~t J.s a train of the A....prime type 'Of h\nuenza and wu flpt DCllted: , 1n ,.:uon. &oPijbil - · ' I ~ tn Labo Rl I ~ ey over ..ue r ay wee e A.~ j d I L t ma or an m nor tournamen will be held at the meeting with the double eliminatidD system being uaed. Competitors elimi,nated prior to the fourth round of play will enter the mlnQI' tournament. Th l t will •-•In at I e ou11amen ut:a m n S t d t tilt L·on p. ,.o a ur ay a I a Cl'"• In• Ripley• ~A~~ u'SON CLINIC '""' Admlsaion1: Franlc Harman, St. Albans, AU.81J!t 24; Mrs. Jane. Napper, Middleport, August H. Birtb: A 10n, Mattbew Allen, to Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Napper of Middleport OD Auau.t 25. gams eer COLU1o!BUS UP - The Ohio State Medical Board will an~ounce Oct. 8 wheth~r It )Vill suspend or revoke the license of Dr. Joseph A ~"'--er former Faitfleld County · il- ' coroner wbo pleaded gutlty to wrlti"'"' false narcotics preacrlp· ._. doni ' here TUeld•v to The board met ~ ....,. eoradder lfna• action to take. Geer told the board be plead~d guilty to the charges because he thought 'tbat wouHI "end:~ubliclty." He was pla~ed on probation AprU 11 by the M~cer Cd~u.nty Commcn Pleas Court un con tt10n, among other thiDRS, that he resign as coroner. ...-. s I w v· . . une .pen_cer s est ' Irginla ~ ubliCs k.lng cOnta"'t·Ch ' amp Pea u:! ° ut!. tJe' IY UNtTID PUll OhM: Ctewdy Mrilll 11W Mfttra,. PH1'1y ctou., 5n tht ,..,...... ' lOUth thr.ufh Thuredey with • usienal t.._.l'l tr ...,.,...,.. ttormL (H .... MUfh I]IJOrtloft toAy with hl1h 61-76 north anti 76 to t4 RUth, lew hnl1ht In the WL COPY-41 !Southern Senators Fl.g:ht u Of Barn Tuesday A FutJ.le Batt Ie Again . st The c •vI I RIg ht s f easure --~------~-------- I Melgo County Sheriff Robert c flartenbach,lleputy Howud Prank 1nd an inveatig~tlor from the State P'lre lloroball'a office lodol' were :opductlng an inveotiption into the ein:UJ!lStances IW'I'OUn4tng :he burning of • barn In Lol>anon rown1ldp TUesday momtu. which ~eJiulted In a $1,000 lOIS~ ~ Tbe sheriff Nid toda;o. fbat tho, '>arn belonging to SmlU. Lollll mddenly ignited Tuesday;,.omlnl ~nd burned completely be1on aoy ald could (Wen M ~umaioned to A ~eues scene. He old that lhe t the fire indl~ated that ......... wu • llrong odor of gaaolin;:-..:.val.,.. ":!Df, at the time. Suspoctin« arson u.e oherlfl "" WI ruesday aftc~noon arrette• • .... 1one suspect in th cue for lnve ..,. •. b h '""'4 >.~on, ut e was eventually 'ea~ed after questioning. hHarted nblaci'J indicated that fur· er eve opments In the caae "Day be made later today. 1n o ther acuv ·• i ty at the Mella· County Jail today Orma Caltrider 15, Long Bottom, held ,,·- Au•.' ....... " 19 · on charges of cohabitatlon, was released on payment of $64.40 foward her fine aad eQsts of 11100 • usessed. by Justice of th~ Peace lR· E. Grmdl~y. A 30 day Jail seo-1 .ence was 5Uspended by the mat 1strate. Oakle Klser, 27, Letart Falla, held for mtoxication char•ea wu • released whe. ri charges. wexe With· d rawn by Clly autuOI'Ities. 1. D ona td L ovett, 34, of Portland, Wa. reIease d fr om custodY Tueada Y afte r be mg P1ck e d up fror 1nII ti ..,. vea ga on. re- • ' , Father upset By Daughters Sl 3 temenfs · • .. . CINCINNA TJ UP - A 19·rear· old partklpsnt in the ~ent World Youth FesUval in Moacow who aaid on her return '"·t "the ...... will Americana are awenort" be 1 her gfvtehn ps'ydcbiatodtrlc: a er lll.t ay. treatment. samuel Saxe', a Cincinnati attorney, laid he wu UP8et ..._, state., menta hta daughter, Charlotte, had made in New York. The girl de~ribed the Russians u ll peaceloving people who prObably pre.. vented world war by pattlng down the Hungarian revolutloa "Charlotte I•J:ubbOI'n a'rut e-o,... tional oomet1· m a," liaxe said. He "''allll'ed she wu nel'vouo, 'L I·ed~ • up, •nd didn't "eat - m•lee .... P righ'" • A 1-slunan 1 ~ 1 y·•· · . at •L.... ;n, ~:a~ wtc: colfegtH;onservatory bf, . M~slc, Cbarlbtte aa1d sbe wu WQ:Iln& to take psychiatriC! treatrnent o~e a Showers For....ast wee~. Toda,.v Thr gh • ~ ou ont Rowley And·Reed ""'"" ~ ¥ ,. Tht> om.. 11 ...uey · ~ D--d_ware i!JlOre f' . y·~ _ ""' - ' •. • BY UNITIO PR&SS A cool eir blast frotJl\ bearing rit.Ore than a little blbt of ui d a umn , sprca into the nation's northeast today and sent read tngs skidding into the 40s and SOs. \. Heavy ra!ns broke out along the southetn border of the cool all' mass, soakll1!g Indianapolis wlth BS of an inch durinlg a .six !tour period Tuesday night and dumping ?S·i.nch at mil Cily, K an. Light rain also fell In the roo~ atr over the Northern Plain.!l and GN!at Lakes . .The oool air advance into the northeast dropped ternperuturcs by an average of 10" to 20 de· ca~~~ .. , ,.. · . •. ' £hangas Owne'rs \of The RowJey and Reed Hardware Store, which was eatablilhed aa the Rowley 1 and Barry Hardware Store In 1884, opened today under new management witb Marion and Edward T. French as the: ownen. The store, which hu 1be~n own· ed and operated by Mr aftd Mra. E . ' A Ree.d ond Mia Nancy Reed, il one of the olde1t stores in tbe area and has been i.n the aame bulldlnc for 73 years. Gene Hawkins, who has been employed for several years by the Reeds, wtll remain with the new Oflners. 'rbe store has been closed lor 11everal days while In.ventory waa , taken be(ore the chanfe of 0wD• di~~J ~~:Y co;~;r t~ea~::;~:.~~: ets with the name tb remain the but S'Cattered showcr9 are seen same accordlnl to th~ J'reneb from the Northern and Central family. Plains eost••ord Into the Grc•t . I..alces regit)n and the Ohio Nal· I . ey. ~ IPI'f!eL .... -, ... e ~ J ' Reserved Seat - ~ e S bbo S d Sch00IAge Clilldren's Fut ure--- Blocks tu rn tan Path Of Is ausing Educat ors Concern Ad.]0 urrunent c . The future of Meigs County's 5744 school age youngsters, along with those from each of thf;!' other 87 counties In the state, has become a major concern of the Ohio CommissiOn on d Be E ucation yond the High School as it tackles the problems facing higher edueati'on t'n the ne•t ... 10 Year".... The 12-memOOr Commission, appointed by Gov C. William u.~ O'Net·u l.l!t ..... \01, to prepare a "blueprint" for education beyond; tbe blgh sehool i.D. Ohio, il mail· C log a ci>Wlty·b"'~unty study of ~ ~nrotlment and population statu. tin to be used. as a gutde rnr Its 0 future action. . 1 . · Over ·~ ex"bi'ts arc ex-•·d ..vu '" ~""""" to lie in place at the w..t Vir• lnla Natio. .l Guard P.••••. •n•a:v·~ pt, Pleasant when ~ the ~ Mason cou~•, Fa- uouth Sh-- •e' ·"'~ way r··~ I v.. lo- wt under at 4 p. m. Friday. The exhibits wtll be tbe reIUlt.r of tbe yeat's wol"t of the 4-H, FFA and FHA Club memben o.r Mason County. They will In· elude llivestock:, handicraft, field sewing and 1 nd aarderr crops, coOking. All elljhibita exeept hve· Mlock will be In the Armory. The liveetock will be in a tent d1r- Reserved seat tlcbts for •'I Wahama High School'l I b II h ot ....... oot J games ave n uco::R~ 10· ln too f.ast. In early aalcs a~i'd1 .~o~. ing t'O Head Coach Roa pb' Say. e. S I dod --'~ . ayr~ rem hn · Pt:Ospox~o~"e •~ hal tbpur chasers of t e tJC~·• t e)' \would admit the holder to lafx .._ • nd Ill l ' ·avme games a are •!i! ng a prlce of $4.50 each , 11lat'~ ·the! IliUM price that .a penon w.ou'fu pay If he attended eaCh gRme and purqtased a tt.eket at the gate. The ticket guarantees the hold· er the same seat for e~h of the home games. An area. between the 315 yard hnes has been fel'IJCed -d ~~·~". oII an d on IY re!erv ed ,._,. uv '1: .~~~~:n tt;! A.:;~·rrndivi~Ual ··~~ ;!i!':~···ut that etltlblta, educa-tional exhibits will be "" di•ployc The eduoatlonal ethlblts will be set uo by FFA , =• the advantage in holding one or the tic. kets he, In the fact that • per· son can toke his time in ret.tlng to the park f.or a game. His aei.t •- ossured 11•im. WASHINGTON UP-Sootbern hghtmg a lOSing la~>t senators .s~:rnd a~.atnst the cml r!ghls bill stood all but alone today in the path of eontressJOnal adjourn. menL HollSe·Senate eonferees ca-lled meetings to compromise. on the foretgn aid money btll and Jegj$latwn atmed at prOtecting FBI r11eo. F•- aruon ·-- expect ' d. "' ....... e The Hoose J\.se ll was ready lo go home on sh<Vt nolt~c- But t~ southerners were expected to drag out the debate over ~lvil nghts for two or thr~ rnon d ' bil . ~ • ays-possa Y 1.nto n.,~. wee&. At th.e same ttme tt. 15 wa~ the : '' · JJtatus uf other maJOr lc .. ;.. l ..tio:a · . .-uo Imm1grahon · The House called· · up 1ts t~ailed barcbhip im-~-a · tion blil for actmn It would""'6• ~n _.... Amerll"an shores to thousand~, of addJtlonal immigrants. 'f.be Senate has passed a similar bill Par The Senate l pased by top-heavy vote, b1lls that would fatten the pay enveloi)CJ of 1,· .aea.ooo postal and federll white: collar W'Ol't;ers by 1an , estimated $8I 6 .640.000 Both bil15-already throu ..h. the House-w~t to · .., R ~~~ . . NegotJators , Ar Trymg • T Settle Man'etla Strike I In an effort to ~tttam the goal of Governor O'NeiiJ of provtding .., 1- •• p01111ibJb, -ual educa· ..... -.. Uomtl oppertunitv faU oolle."'C ' •• ..e y-•th ln t'e state, the Cl)ln· .,.,.. t•-ln« •1 mission •to a atudy of 1110 ...,.. ., "e --•-1 o•e • • m· e·-• coun WI -.:uvu • ""'"'"'' ilCII tv. Dr. John C. Balr:er, pres:iden.t MARIETTA, Ohio UP - ~gollators continued efforts today to ef. I ect an early settlement of a t,.oday--old strike of abo-ut I 400 em· ' ployel of the Elertro-Met.allurgtc· c ,_ h a1 o pw:n1 near ere. ~ of Q_hfo University, and ehainnan Oft~ Commiuion, bas stated lhatd tbb .is need easary,I "' h•r,d':"f to etermtne 1 equa e Y w a · 1 any, new programs of study BQd new fadltti~ wtll be needed Ill the faee of an aotJcipated doubl· ing or poesibl)' tripUng of apllege enroilment.J by 1970 '> In a repilrl p"'PPf<d fOt" 'he JtJO COitEV A:.ssodation in Ut• u Ms reported that 71 per cent 0( the college age population \in -'led 1 Meigs County were enru, n college. Of 1456 youths between 19 and 22, the study !.bowed 171 attendmg one oi Obio's M col· leeea or unlver!tities. In the statlstlcat 5lu£1y Lt beeomes nect'9llary to look abo at the poputatwn tnereases in the !•tate of Ohw by eou.ntles. Iii Meigs County for eKample, 1 two per- cent incre~se bas been noted trom 19,'lU to 1956. In 19M the population was listed as 23,22.7 in cont:rut to 23,723 in 1956. The Meigs County increase is part of a 13 per cent mcrease in Ohio for the Aame period Ttn! state's population jumpe,d from 7,948,000 In 1950 to 9,006,000 m JHfJ, From all the statistics bcmg ~athered as part of the Commiss. ion's work, Governor O'Neill belt'eves the most sicrnifieanl are ~·· those covering 'births in OhiO •inthe colleie acr.. popu ..... _., _. Jatlon ftom. 18M to lll70 -.nd the ~01 ..... ~..~ eollele _ enrollment for the same --1...1, He ~Int.&' o~';at births an· nuaUy have iricreued fl'om 118,.. The employe&, ·members of the Oil, ChemlcsJ and Atomic Worken Union, )eft their Jobs Tuesday m suppart of demand! for htgh.er pay, job security provtSions and other bel'teftt.s tn a new con~ract A company spokesman satd the union hact reJected a three-year contr.a:q. WJ.mg for a crease of IO' Io lft'e.ightb annual .iu:Jproved overtime pay. I """e old , t'Wo-weilr - 'eontraet ex· .,. •• ' pired at mldil.ight Tuesday aiid PoeW: 'J1be artnunistratio.n's picket JiDeJ immediately formed postal rate boost b.W that woold I brmg tn an eldra half·b1llitin a year m revenue appeared rmnly shelved ln the Senate Pollt Office r.ommittee. The House bas passed il 0 Crowds f1Ued the gallenC$ in· tenmttently as the ~tb Congreg struggled through the fmal days ft f uf the sessiort. Tho1J.S8ntf.s (){ spectators gath· The Wabama Athlehc Boosten ered to wat~h the House pass the will meet at Wahama High School new comproTTH.se ciYII rtJ!hl!i bill on September 9 at 7 '30 accord.i ~ ' Tuesdliy and rush. it ~o the Sento Coach Ralph Sayre of t he ate But only a scatlerm.g of ' onWhitt Falcons. . d .. th lookers watehed the Senate deAI persons 1ntereste tn e bate 1t Tuesday /light until JtftF· a~tivitJes or th.e Boosters are urg· ly midnight . cd to attend the meeting. Plans ror the season's acttvitles Will be EariY in the eventn g an al}ing made at that ttme. old man was heLped to th.e Sen· L-In the p.a8'1:·b,the have . ueen respons ~ e or ' ""' pur -"' t bo d ho.pttal bed to vote lor the feuClltil,e 0 equlpme.Do ' a score ar and many other things to help eut pay boost bills. '" 1--• 11 b ket• ·JI d b ~... Southern Dentol!ratic Senat<lrs ~.,.e uvwa ' as lhl an a""· gave no 51 ..... 50 far that lheu ball squads at Wahama In addl· & " th lion. ey serve re freshmen '".... . fight agamst tbe civ1l rights bill to visttinR teams and th.e Falcons WOU'Id be turned tnlo :t filibuste-r. follttwing each game. They appeared ~ontent to stttle for .a few days of speeches and deiaymg-tact.ics.. SPECIAL MEETING Other congressional news: Spare Parts: The Senate Inve s· A special meeting of lhe Syra· ligatm.o subeomnuttee sought to cuse PTA has been called for & Au~. ••, ·, n the Syracuse learn from Ai,r Fol"Ct' officials Y&3 • ;JI'.I h .......... million dollars worth of School for the purpose of dlSCUS· ... ,... '" excess s.pore p•r!o piled u.p ai ol•• plans for kitchen equipment \relic bases. The subcommittee ... to be presented the school board. K •• Fr I 'de t said tn summonmg offieals for Mrs, au1 1een anc s, prest n "uestionin~ that .some or the asks aU members to be present. ~ ~ !pare ()3Tt.s had been attUmuiat· tng .smce the Korean War. Women . Tbe women's equ<Jl right3 constitutional ameLdmenl l n old Senate perenmal-bloonii!d' agaU• brien y in the Senate. The .Judiciary Commlttoe voted 1t out. But the Senate clearly . of teachers w i th t he excep t 10n planne d to let it Wilber. ::'";etoei( Waham.a Athletic Boosters T Meet 0 septembe 9 '-- ( J-·. ... ""'"""' 0ver 400 Exhib'Its T'ICkel Sales . La A 1f[f ham Are Expeeted At g t "a a ' F8rJD Y00th ShOW at t~ome same eome d • H Cl • d 1 t -• ~ ~ an ,.. uuo an n cr.,...,. "' ;. ed orgenizatlons. ~& 4-H <;lub, .won first place in the 'YY·est Virginia otate Public Admluion to the show i.s free Speaking Cont.o•t for girls in 4-H Club work during the past and dir~tora Bf the affair are ""t • MUJ MIETING. CALLID weeIt end at Jac SODS 'urg~ne every<lnc to ,attend, proM,iss Spencer, who is the daught~r of Mr. and Mrs. Fred mi•ing a show which the enti.re The- Eagles Clua of tl)e S;tTt· Spencer of Mason, won out over four ott(et girll(, all winners family can ei)Joy. cu.ae Methodist Chureh will meet 'lf reaional contest. hold tuijer ., , Friday, Aug. 30. in tbe summer.. Hop-T&-R Club The Jl.rlo .m:Odeled MARK IT R•PORT She ts the lint Muon County C!'Olllplelte costume•. rnade \ 'b)' CINCINNATI UP Produce: POLIO DE(RIASIS 4-R Club member to win the state therDl!le vea. c ~JJS, steady; net prlee.s at firm '!ontest. The title of ' ber speech MiN ' Speo~r and J'olmiOb won con.wmers white and brOwn, A COLOMB US UP _.. Tbe Stale th t1 ht to te I th t l¢ · jumbos 'l7·53; A large 45-49; A ,, -'"""' 1 ' ¥11 't.ivihl '"H". e t·g compc 0 e !_~ dl • 5. all •• ••· B ,.:eatth llepartment today NPw.·...,., 33 M~s Spencer gra~uated from eve~1 'b)' winning aim ar con~.,.s rne .urn. "'" • A s~ .--_., a, polio cases in Ohi9 for '~e Wahama High Sc:flo01 lest spring ln n.Oonal competition Ia RoaM large 33·39; ~B whtte and bro~n. . k o! Allg., 19-25. 'l.'hl• was 1a 'lnd w111 enter Ohio Unlveraity at County. . , A lvfe G4-M, A medium 41 -42 · & c:onslder.tlle drop from the ~e 4.tllenl tbla fall. Sbe wa1 va.ledie. Winner of f1rst plac;e ln the larte. M-47. period Jut year when 48 easel torlaa of her eta"' · · State oonteat wu Steve Allman Cbictens, steady; ' fryert; 3-3~ werel reported. Joe~ ' Jo)lnaoa It Pt. Pleuant, of Lewla County. 'Mia Spencer l.b 19-21; heavy hens J3-1t; I!Jht qjlf, lbbo tD the bo • b- won flut over Rebeeea Bolden of ~ena 11).12. Volume and prl<:i!! , ~ . ~ t-o!u.t at ~e Harrison County Marsraret Hoc~ dLstrl~ution on ,fryers, 10,000 It DIVORCE ASKED 4 ribbons were aJm wOn enam..lth of Jeffe;1011 County ¥at: iV; 3o.a~at 20; 8.00o at 2tHi; Mary Brown of ltutl~n4 ~e,.· tti \he sute Style llevtew by Jaa- a:aret. M:ePhersan ofMefter!'cOua: 15,000 at '21; '1,700 at undetermln· day filed suit in Meip ~ lee lordan of tlle Mountain Climb- ty,and Sue G.HTisoD of Ohlf Colin- ed prius. Common Pleas Court for -dlvorc:e ..,.Club ldlli Naney·J!Ia!n of- th~ If, ' , 1 Bill(<r 90 ..J»'e Tl. ft;<m Kent 8I'OWll of llltllaDd. June Spencr.r, a member of the Mason Good Luck Clover • -----.--------:- 28, 1957 ----------- ------- .. ------,Mrs. W. Meinhart LocalMethodistPastorsPlan Sberiff'Suspects. Claimed BY,: Death To Attend School For Pastors Arson In Burning NO. • --siNGLE ___:__ Chn:aer Tonmey T .8 A R• ] Chief W. Thorn 0 e t •p ey Board Cons•'dei'S • \V k d ' WarBS DrIvers Durmg ee en . Ctlon • 't · The West Vira:inia State Check·, Pr 0 bahle A On Speed Lum er •... ournamen••t WIll beD h ld ·k A • t G ' class, the Oldsmobile "88" offerr. Present w·~re Mn Oe st~ l f' l'oothrman, fo~a1rmo nt . W. Va . i\'k's Beul11.h Durnell, Parkersburg Mrs. Samuel Turner, Ashland , 0 Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and ~htldren. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr• Mtlton Hood and sons, Middlt> port, Mrs Georgi~ Huff and son. St. Petersburg. Fla., and hoste ss. the Auxiliary of the Fooney·Ben· 'hett P()St, No. l2S, American Le· gton, to the 1957 Bu~keye Girt~ · State gave 11 ..,repart ot her at tenrt'ance at the annual Girls' c: ' "l .. •V'h""n thp. .A uxilh"'' mel Mondoy at the Le;lon Hall Mr~ Dale Mournmg, pi e11idl'nl was ln charge of the meeting 11nd Mlll8- Stanley thanked the .t.u:dl iATy for the opportumty of a1 · tending s1.1ch a tine conrerence uf outstanding Vfl\tn( women from the entlre atlte. Mrs. Norman Wayland gave hf' l' report of the State! Conference tn Cincinnati and or Oh.trlcl 8 Con ference held recently at~ Lllbopo. hs. , t' • Mrs. Mourning ha,.,~'houn.c~cl the appoin.tment of U1e following committe~ ehatrmen: Rehablllta· l ion, Mhl Norman Watlandi Am· We'lle:t Fey, cricani!l'm, Mrs. Child Welfart>, Mrs. P=-ul Hapton· shU; Community Seritee, Mrs Don Roach. The AUldllary p)an;ned to atslst the Lecionnatm with t,he refresh· ment slands 11 tbeir Labol' Day program at tbe Middleport stil· dlum. It was announced that alter Oetobet 20, tbe Stat'C DeparL· ment 'Of the Aux.I.Uary has ralSEld the annual dues ~ $2.50. One new mfmber, Mrs. Henry Ret1.· mire, Mason, was voted into the AuxUiary. Refnlshments were 1er· at the cl~ of tM meeting. I VOL IX ___ r. e Neat-looking 1 ---~---- -Pomeroy High Band Promotions Are Announced I 1 - At the tlme of her death Mr!' Meinhart wa., 92 years and ~ months of age. She wa~ bor11 h Pomeroy, Add.ihonal surv1vors are a sor Walter J Meinhart cl Hunting ton; two grandchildren. Walte H. Martm, Dayton. an-d M rs Thomas Clark, LanCD~er; t~ great granctohildren Rcbeeca Ann and Jud1th Lynn ~lark Mrs C. P Galh!.ghcr and Mrs WilHam Allman entertained the Staff and Officers of Meigs Tern· , ple, Pythum Sisters, at the former's home Monda) evening, Mrs Allman, prc5ident, was in charge of the• busmcss meetmg which opened wtth prayer in unison. 1 Ruah Philson, who had been I vl&iUng his aunt, Dr Kathryn Phil· son, Aut.urn. Ala., returned here I With her this past week Dr Phtl110n is vlsitin11 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philson, and other • •• Weather ~nttne ID Q...ulatlta nf her daughter, Mrs. Guy N Martin of Lancaster, Ohio. Pythian Sisters Entertained At Gallagher Home George Childs. ~utor and family. ID ,Ad9lrUIIDI • • at y e NIWI Mhl. Wendel Meinhart, a rc&J dent of Pomeroy lor 8? year daed Tuesday night a.t the hom1 The 8-{th birthday anmversary ot Fred Gans was observed Mon. dt~Y by the family wtth ll special dinner Netghbors and friends bonored Mr. Gam; with a bl!'thdsy c;.ard shower He re~aved vi~1tors and romim scenced a'bout the years when he was boa ~ foreman for the Ebersbach & Schaefer Coal Co. and Pomeroy wns a promtn· l•nt Ohio Raver crnll port. The next meetmg will be tn September at the horne o[ Mrs. Karl Owen with Mrs. Horace MeElhinny as co-hostess. Games were played durtng the evening and pri'!!CS won by Mr&. Dave Farmer, Mrs. Karl owen, 1 Mrs Phihp Memharl and Mrs.. j M)'!'on Miller. The hostesses sev· ed chicken salad, hot rolls and coffee to those named above; a guest, Cmda Farmer, Dayton , and these members, Mrs Lena McElhinny, Mrs Homer Jones, Mrs Othb Watts, Mrs. Cash. Bahr, Mrs (a At La.ea~t~, 0. Beat buy lOT IChool or alter/ VISitlligiliJeiri'i'ni,~W~i~ll~!aimiiriclioilii.Oi'i'"ipioiritlianidi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~,..,~-J Mrs Josie _,,.,d Wtll Wtlloct, who bas been aeriou1ty ill at hiS home on South Dale Marr, Mrs Margaret Kay, Seco:1d Avenue, . has been taken MilUe Bumgarner, Mrs. Katte to Holzer Hospital ,1 _ ::-::=-------~ou;::; ~.a.Olga Romh, Mrs Ot- APPLE GROVE e us • Mr anc. Mrs. Ed Fry, Mr. and Mrs . Johnnie Fry, )tt. Mrs Ruth Parsons l'f Tanners and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, sons, Run attenderl Sunday School at and Mr. and Mrs. R. T Blessing t~atrytew Churc h Sun-day. in the Umon Community fOG, for· ty-tbree years and are Doth them· hers of the EUB Church !.here Attending the event were Mr and Mrs. Douglas Roush and chll· dren , Mr and :.\{rs.. Dave New· bunt and w ns of Pomeroy, Mr Mrs. Josie Turner Is Hostess For Picnic Dinner Phyuts Stllnl""Y· deles:tatc and Mrs. Ci)urles Sm1th, Miss Betty Jones, Mrs Marte Bridget of Racine, Mr and Mn Harold Vw· ll, Rev and Mrs Forrest Murray, Martha Murray, Mr and Mrs. Everett lluffiagton , Mr. ' and Mrl. s.t · 1 LoCal Beth and Barbara Fultz are Mr and Mrs William Ev· eraon &nd daughter~ whUe theu parents , Mr and Mrs Bernard FuiU, are Qn a short \'&cation Ben Phtlaon is on vacation from Corporation of the Vanadium America pLant a Graham Station. vl~ttlne • • ,soostc~ ~ro;r ~e:~o ~ ~~6 v~nie~~ · 000 in 1930 to 232,000 ln 1930 During the ycarl 1950 to 1970 when the yo\Hlgsters 'becollege age, tlfc 1&.21 year ·· e A up will inercaBe from ..... I 7'9000 Projec"·· o ~ • · ...... "'"'........:- 11 · t t•· number u-.: gures m o [Ill: age •~uth ·-•o ...iiJ o1 CO11egeattend actually college, RJ.• Ohio"''Ia f d 'th idi t illti'ea lor aee WI prov ng ac (C ti ed p li! Twtn __ on nu on a e Frl•··. .w· Higlt School Prepares. For 0penmg , 0 n Next Tuesday ahaq~a Wahama• High Scltool's staff of a band director ts complete for the coming school year ae cording to Clyde Foley, principal. Foley said on Tuesday that 19 teachers had been assigned to the school and in turn had been assigned to their respect· 1 ve c1as6es • ' 'Wbelher or! not a band director --- ltill be hired by tbe time school tion and coa.::h; Lelah Jane Powell, Tu .. t Commerce; Isabelle Rayburn. Math O.PJ!rll on next es...,y 18 no and Science· Helen Roberts, Phv· 'knb~. Several prospects had sica! Education; Ralph Sayre, Phy· been ~ntacted since the resignat- Sl~al Education and coach; Glenn Uon of James Breen in m1tl·sum· Smith, voeat:looal Agriculture; mer btit u yet none have accepted Olston WriRht, Social Studies; tbe Wahama po~ition. Nonna Lee Roach, Social studies; Teaebers at Wahama for the Je-rry ru~hs, Math . eolnini ·year and their assliD· Although school does not open f 11 until next Tuesdt~y teach~rs JPintl are u 0 uwa: Katberin~ Alexander English; throughou~ ~ ~e county ~inn thetr J.. line ~ ' d En year's actlVIttes on F'rtda~. Aug· 1 Bue 11 Mu ce an ust 30, when they attend a gener~ ~·Jetty lugls., hHor M~ . nd al meetmg of the county teachers ea; ary . ·~ ar ' a a usociation in Pt. Pleasant General Busm~aa, Dana Fry, Friday'~ meeting will be 1\eld P•h and Latin, Clfde Fol.ey, Phy to the Pt Pleasant Juntor Hlgb licil; Cln~ HIUJlpton, Librarian: School Auditorium and will start LeRoy Jfllfreys, Cbembtry and ,., o a m Si:lenee; Lona Jonea, Socla1 Stu· iiJi~~:;:;:, ~·· ~ ~ . Cbet Haddox, the Mason County Florence itfC).uns,. $Dillsh: Don blwdt: Supervisor, will open the :McK;eD&Ie, . ~ llriYerll Etluca(Con tinued on Page Two) A urg ary ro e Sti'll Conti'nUieS At Middleport • I I ,,..,ee B -1 ~p- -b nor:: Eng: • . 'Middleport Police Chief LeRoy Bartrum saul today that lnvestigation of the breakmg and entermg ()f the Rawlings Garue lD Middle· {fort ts contmuing today. but that '10 promistnj! leads had as yet been turned up. Tit.. "h1'ef indi'"ated ho•o-r ~., •.hat bi' tnp to the London Prison Farm Crtm~< Lab has proved very valuable m the course <lf tbe inveatigation . .. .. Only arrert reported by Mid- dlepbrt Pollet Tuesday wu that o1 Jamea E. Shuman, 48. of WP· li.amBtown, w. Va., on cb.ar11e1. 01 intoxication. He waa retea1~ oh $25 bond 1nd 11 to ap~ In Mayof'a Court toniibL " � 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 27, 1957