http://66.213.69.5/files/original/92ea02e4ae90e2874bde031e9510cd7d.pdf c049d0fc4d840a04fe8623632c63d8a9 PDF Text Text -~ Page Eight - -·-- ------. ~ I The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, August 30, 1955 • '-"AI.. NOYICI State Mental Institution, Louia..ville, Kentucky; Tbe SuperintenWool llamll..... Sla.. WOII Vlr- dent of the State Mental Institugiaia; li1I\K1rJl , 1\amer, Starrat, tion, Louinille, Kentucky ; Nelle w~ · VlrlfDia; Groee Sariet~l, Harkwell, Route No. 1, Buechel, Cutlt 'WooOI, Vlttillil; ld1 Run· Kentucky; Ca~~r.a Fay Rice, Carop )'011!. 111 ll>CO~t .penen. f;/o Taylor, Kentuety ; and Ina Mae Nelson, Boz BOG, Rural Route No. 2, Fairdale, Kentucky ; will take IMOT-AL TlliANGLI notice that Audrey Miller, AdTht: pasaioute, dynamic love of ministratrix of the Estate of tw9' ltJ:'op.,J Virile mtn for a beautiful-. e:t:ot:le 'ifOmab explodes into tnyJSeB Grant Ramey, deceased, fP,ed ker petition, July 21 , 19~ . violetn action ln RepUblic's "S•nin 1)1e Probate Court of Meigs l.li Fe Passage" opening at the Coonty, Ohio, case RIJmher 16,926 Mella Theatre lor -Tuesday and ~eging that tbe perso nal estate w·e dntsday· eveninJs. said ~aeedent Is insufficient to Starrinc John Payne, Faith Do- of pay hit~ debts and that said Ulysmer:,Ues and Rod Cameron, this great drama was filmed in gor- ses Grant Ramey died seized in fee simple ot the following desgeous 'l'rucolor amidst the scenie splendor of St. GeorJe, Utah. It cribed real estate, to-wit: PARCEL NO. ONE was dll'e(ted by WilHam Witney Situated in the County or Meigs, for associate producer Sidney Picker . aDd was based on an Esquire State of Ohio, and Township of ~ig~ne story by Cliy Fisher. Rutland and more particularly Tli_e .SC!reen play waa written by bounded and described as follows: Lillie lbyward. Beginning on the South line of Section 23, Town 26 and Range 14 at the Southeast · corner of Josiah Wright'!! land; thence West 10"2 rod!l to the center of road; thence north 47th degrees We.st 0 rods along said road; thence North 34 degrees We!lt 7~ rods; thence North Mlh: degrees West 23 rods; thonce North 36 degrees , West 8 rods; thence North 17l,i degrees West 31h: rods; thence North 711,1 degrees East some 43Y.I rods to the East line of the lands of said Josiah Wright) thMce South 44~~ rods to the beginning, containing 8 acres, more or less. PA~CEL NO. TWO . Situated in tbe County of Meigs, State of Ohio, and township of Rutland and more particularly bounded and deaeribed a.s follows: Beginning 16 rods and 21 links North and 72 rods and 19 links East from the SolHffwest corner of S(:ction 23 and In the center of the road; then~e North 66 rods . and 19 links; tlience South 00 degrees East 14 rods~ thence No~ 65 deg.r_ees East 6 rods; thence South 61 degreea East 10 rods; tb.ence South 61 degrees Ea~t 10 rods; thence South 80 rods and 16 links; them~e West to the center I of the road, (county); thence in a nortbwesterly direction along the center of said road to the placo of beiJinnirig, containing 1a acres, more or less, And all the estate, title and Interest of the said Andrew Lambert, his heirs ~ and as- .J:wo llallley,.e/ o Chari• Alii!.., .. , Make ELBERFELDS In Pomeroy Your Shop- '. ping (:enter for School Clothes and School Supplies for'Boys. and Girls of All Ages. . . POPLIN BOYS BACK "!"0 SCHOOL Shirts s.. the comple.e shh1t-Short .... !fo• bac!c to Jackets Warmt-d lined poplin iatketsZipper front-2 roomy pockets side belts - Sites 7 to 14 in bright red, oraftll•· avacadonny and charcoal. line of boys sleteves school Save all of your s.deslll)s from ELBERFELDS-What ever you buy in the stcre-r.eve all your 'lalesiiPt-Brlng them In any· thM to bli added. ·~. MONO HINDilSGN, 20, I lunlot jt lm11a1aDa State Unlveraity atBatoD Ro\lCe. bu beeD ch01en to .. . . . .. npnsent OIIDUII ber State at the tb.lJ:d Quef'l N . .J.. will be and bralne. «mtelf: p . -. ·lo much beauty ano little coati . the waehaltla .L AOX woll paint .••._, "· ' . Fl$har Co. AnER SCHOOL JEANS SIZES 34 to40 • Th• cboiflelt of girls dresn1 are found in tftia be1utlful grDup-Charming new drMtt» that the girls will love-up to th• minute styling-Easy to wash f1brlc1 and ,-.qulra very little Jronln1. Select """'I ., ..... b..Utlful tiQ.rtt· f4tlr Y¥.1' b1ck to "fiiOol -;;t'rdribl. ShNih Wtllwr ,,.,_. W full IWiftt lkltb&fltnnel._fwMI tlbtrdln-.. 22 to'JIJ ' ;: ' ' Lee . fit everywhere SIZES FROM TOTS TO TEENS '• 1- True westtrn dyl.feaM, San. forlzed Let Rld~tl fit tJdra 1nug on the legr, low on the -1. l .. ' ' · ~~eaters for ba~k to s~boo_ll out hips- exactly the way yaY~ like. At school, after tchHI. ''belong" In Let lldtn. Juot when you>rt w;,nderlng how lo riMmd lhelr sehoolbound ..;al'!Irobel ... we up with • tremendous sale or the veey ll!lni.}'Ou need! s-ten. .. lO IIWlY of &hem l . • . WMbolile, inbable, servleeahle BOYS Alilo Ia,. Orlons and Hylona Slsel 7 to 14 ••If Rugg;d and ready .ToGo Anklets and kn.. sock.- toft 6pun 'cotton end stretch soek._ ..uds -.nd lane111. ToSI:;hool GIRLS ~: BedevUied rr!~·~::z: ._Stew c1nemasco" Anne laxter •• JEAN:S. .·,. • 1 .. ,.... The MlddlepOr~P~meroy Alum· ni Game wlll .be ·piayed. Friday, Sept. 2 according .W, the announcement TuesdiY .nl1ht af\er made ,. to com'plete .plana fOr the game. · Uhiforma will be issued Friday evening to the Middleport playera after a practice : session and all intere!lted plaY9rJI are ilsted to be at the StadJuJO at 7 P. M. Wednesday evt)ltrtg. · OUlcials !or the 1am.e will be Joe Young Jr,, ,:Paul Cllllord and President of the Don Stlven arid the game is callJnsurance Agenta ed ,for eigbt o'clock wit~ Heroltl· ~ Bbdae, Dowmnc -:;nrolil'"llor E. Hubbard as the' announcer. ·. hiCh 1<hool audent. to e William Se0rberey. vrealden4 ,.~, : tbe ••rtoua dri~e~ presided at tb~; meetlnr Tueaday · elaeaa orf~ Ia some aad H. L. Du,baml'as n.amed aa , biJ]i" sebooll.. chairman , of tb!it ; i Meinbertbip 1 J(oat iDSurance eomp,anlea, he - - , .. said. fi'IJlt rt~\ieUOn ' in to Y"'U'J male dri;~ri·l WiWam E•.Sturaeon . wbo have com'joleted drii'Or lroln· · In US Navy . fDa coursea. . Willla.m E. Sturieon. 10n of 1~ Mr. and Mn. Paulll. Stureeon, of . ON TOP OP THI WHIIL Route 2, Pom..8r.oy,-, .. enll.ted .. , .Julie Hl1rts and Jalnee DeaD the UDlted States Navy on AUJ- Driver Training Is Urged Here I EDH.b to . '·' " ' . ",·,. .· ~ .,, .. 1·· '·· .~· ;• . ' duo In . Ella Ka- ' two houra perch· l'~lpa 7to'4 ,., , "EUT or m. . ud .w,u.. littiQ · ln a • love 1111 28111, and ~ ~Q tr~er- ,.4 to lho ·ll•vOI ."J'i:.tnlnc C... llalnhrldp, ' l4d., ' ·#OJ:' ' l!l!t• .· - ~~.,!t!_lll\nc 1!14. m. SS. Single Copy ..,· Mason Hospital Fund Changes ' Made To Continue For 60 Days tt· Mason County's Sixth Annual ~arm Youth S~o~ Underway · il.· I , . Mason_, Coua.ty s Si~;tb Annual Farm Y~th S~ow got IJQder w;ay o~ Wedfesday ·With ~ J)arade at n.qon w~l1~ featur~ tle. Wah,ama a~:,d Poa~t Plejl,aaJit Hiith School Bfnds, fiO@tB, t),orses a.gd. ponlee. The par'1de officially opelled festlvitiss In P4lint P!.JU~ht at 1 P. M. 'l'J· . .. - , ~~r first dox,..lltrao ·OM .,.. . A. II. i\lntiJ noon. Tbe afternoon will-... .an All Star Little League 11me played and then a style: abow II \" set for a P. M. on Tbul'tdat 'lLiirett;kk judJI.ag will feature the. morning aettvltit!s on Friday ~W . :aa aoon. A tractor dri_ving contett: ts set for J P. M. whale ' 'J1aMI!._ti .... ow ~nder the direction of C15' lia~4~. · Mason Counf.7 Se'\~oll._fiU!fl! ~isor, Is S<he- fo~ · tbe--8'110"-w w · _· -.tlltitl Jlill r M~~ball game in the evening, a hone ' 1 f'ree Chest X~Ray program over •'ormer Pomeroy Goal In Meigs-Co Resident Dies At Charleston ••d • show hilt-bill, ••u•d "P· The softball · gam~ between Vanadium and the Nati6nal Guard wsuet lor while the horoe show was scbeduled for the same uo lime. Jim Lewis' hilJ..biliy roundup was set to start · at 8 P. M. on Wednesday. The Happy Powelson rides ha~e been engased for the three days of the show and will run continuously throughout the time of the event at Harmon Park . .. Thursday's schedule c~lls for the jqudging of exhibits from 9 Meigs Co. Quota For Flood Reliel Fund Set At $425 • :;~~:,a.;,..r;::;d~ ~~=- ~~!~:: tbe z.at.ion::.t changes which would continue the drive for another sixty days or so. Changes in campaign penon· · 11el are being coD!Iidered In 11 ; much as the committee i1 of the opinion tbat only a small par- · , tion of potenial contributon ~ throughout the coun'r bad beea contacted. Current pledges and cash donatioiUJ now total S92,237. ktual cash contributed thu far amodnts to $19,459.85. One member of ·the Baa.rd of Trustees reported that there 11 reason to believe that the board will be excluded [rom talk!: aeJte. duled in the near future between a committee of the State Meftieal A.uociatlon and the Malon County Medical Society in ·r epM 1o pN!Iible operation of the propotCecll Kauff. 29, and his broth- ed h011pital by a mixed staff of er, George Kiuff, 34, both of MD'11 and DO's. Pomeroy charged with asaault and One report said that tbe two battery upon EmmPlt "Bugs'' medical groups would meet on Tracey, 64, of Pomeroy RFD, drew Thursday of this week. fines erf $100 and costs eaeh and The Board of Truatees of the sentences of 90 days each in the ~n County Hospi~l Auocla· Cincinnati Workhouse at a trial tio:D hat ~repa.red a l'!t of five held Wednesday morning in Jus- pomtl which tbey des~e to- be · , 1 presented to the comouttee mem· hce of the Peace Peoples Court. ben; on lheir visit to Pt.. Pleasant. The two were haileO before the The five points are: (1) Wheth~r the usociat.ion ia magistrate on Tracey's charge5 that lbe)' had bound his hands be- inclined to favor a mixed or dual hand his back with wire and then staff f~r the proposed hospltaL beaten him. Tracey lliso alleged (2) If the U5ociation is aware that the pair had lhrown him af. that the local eampaign bas been ter the beating, into an old e:ave hampered by the statement& in a strip mine at the rear of the made at the recent state ~dical Catbolle Cemetery. association c.onvention in whic:h osteopathy "!:Ill labeled a "cult". After Tracey relea!ed himself (3) Whether the local hospital from his bonds be went to his group's moral obligation to the home and notified Meigs County people of the county is being Sheriff 81JSsell. Tbe two were ap- served by the di&pule beln!ea . ,,:,~l~ prebended by sfaerifr.s deputi~M tb&o.t.wQ medical groups. almo1t lmp.ediately f<~llowing 1ft. · (4) lt-.the aSsOciation realizeel filing ot the affida_vit by Tracey. that to exclude one group of. medical persons is contrary to state and federal laws as re. gard& federal fundi for building hospitals. (5) If the association is aware that the recent statements from White Sulphur Springs has prompted a number of poten&la.l contributors to withbold their contribution until a ciarifieation Mrs. Clara Gluesenkamp. 78, of the statements is made by died at her home in Charleston, the medical association. vi. Va., Tuesday, after a lingering illneSI. Mrs. Gluesenkamp was a former resident of Pomeroy, and is survived by her busband. Christian, Sr., a daughter, Mrs. Robert Ferguson, a son, Christian, Jr., and several grandchildren. Three of her children preceded her in death. ' Frank and Holly Martin, Mid· . . · dleport, were notified of the tr:t• She 1s also survtved by a broth- gic death of their sister-in-law, er, George S. Hobstett~ Sr. of Mrs. Alice Martin, 60, Nitro, who Pomeroy and the followmg sis. was shot to death Monday night ters, Mrs. Charles Price; Colum- while visiting her sister, Mrs. bum, 0., Mrs. Dale Lee, Raciae, 0., Johnson, at Buffalo, w. Va, and Mrs. Helen H. Nease, Pome-Lincolil Sayre, Grimm's Land· roy, 0 . Jng, husband of a sjster of Mrs. Funeral _services will be held Martin and Mrs. Johnson, cbargat the Ewmg Funeral .Home at ·e d with killing both women wh·e n Pomeroy at three P. M. Thursday he fired at tbem tis they were i.n with burial in the Beech Grove the Johnson home, was found Wednesday a suicide. Cemetery. Mrs. Martin's husband, Roy, HOLZER HOSPITAL preceded her in death and suniAdmitted to the Holzer Hospi- vors include six ehildren. She tal from this area Tuesday and was a retired' school teacher. She this morning were Allen Thoma~. was in Buffalo to visit her parL ama, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil5on Grimes. . Leon, W. V a.; M rs. E•'th w Middleport; Don Smith, Hartford, and ran to the home of her slsW. Va.; James Runell, Pomeroy ter when !!he beard the first sbot &nd Mrs. Dean Sax-_:t::_on~·~M::::as:o~n:_._ _:f::lr..:e.::d·:__ _ Kauff Brothers Get Workhonse Term and Fines EVER'f'IODY LOOkS HAPPY In thll reconclltatlon photo of USAF Airman Daniel Schmidt, wife -Una and their eon Danny. He 11 (lne or the flyera recently re!eued by Red China, only to len.rn on his rdurn that Una waa wed Lo ' t~.nother man. He -\!1 to divoree her , then reooMidered IUld changed hl1 mind. · ' are ahetWn _•:....::.:.~" '1-•-:r,.,IODJ~-fttontf1d•nlo1 • :!::;d~~~fr"\;~~ft:f ~: -AUJOMOBILE PANCAKED IN REFINEIW :Middleport Atti,J.etl~ Aasoeiatioa ch, o!lict1Ung. Burial will be the Middleport HUI Cemetery. • tbla to Plam for the reorganization ot the current drive to raise $200,000 for the coiUitruction of a h01pital in Ma.son Coun.ty were made on Monday nig)lt at a meeting o1 the Board of Trus-~ tee1 of the Mason County Hospital Aisociation. Members of the executive comntittee were itu~trueted to meet immediately with W. W. Smith, elmpelgn chairman, for reorgani- Meigs County has been asked to donate $425 to tbe Eastern 'area fund to help in the relief of the flood victims in 2alt!tn part of the United States: This - (und Hetzel, Pomeroy. drive will · be t!arried thrOugh the Dl>rniosals were Mrs. Msmie Re4 . Cross Departments 1brough· Young, Pomeroy; Mrs. Jameo Smith and baby, Pomeroy; and out the nation. · drive. A di1cuUion wa9 held con- Mrs. Virgie Roush, Letart, W. Va. Any donations Will be aceepted ceraing the pos!libllity or. havin!ll ' A son was b~rn to , Mrs. Lucy at the .Meigs . County Q:ed CrosS p.m., office. At the present · $40 . hal 1 Seventh imd Eighth Grade foot- White, Pom~;roy at 3:44 been donated. ball t~al!l. year. _____:Tu.::•::'.c<!a::Y~·-.,..~---- AI '"'"'t••l!<l Middlenn _._rt·PODtero. Y UJDDi £ .":"!! Cont.esl..·Ch. .!linged T0 Fn"day Nt"te ' 11!1•,.. .. lepN......, 1.2 I In High S,"hools · I School Socks Far • Boys and Girls . ,,. , •, ·;''• Thvrs end Prl. former Nons Glover: one daugh· ter,, Mrs. Fred Behroath, Bridgeport, W. Va.; two grandchildren, Anne and Frederick Scbroath; _ one · brother, Ben Ervin, Middleport.; one sister, Mrs. Norma Ward, Middleport. He was an ubcle of Mrs. William Robson, whole husband died earlier that same afternoon at Meigs General ~~:,::.k P':!~r ~f -~~ib Sf (T!Khnlcolo~ -- S~yivors include his wife, the Pbone 3118 HtE SCHMIDTS--HORIZON CLEAR The fireworks display which will be of one hour duralio.n will begin an hour preceding tht.• dance which is now in the process · or being . pl~nned . CoOege at Qltvet. - ___."",..... __. . The Rev. Harry RomerU, · an The resignation of two more ' alumnus of Qliv8t was the speak- teacher!l from 'the se~ool system er and special :~ma~ic w,as present- of Mason County were announced ed by a trio of girls !:om OJivet this week. · tailed "The Caro11ers." William D. Garrl~on, shop iastructor at Wahatna High School, Those attending from the Mid- and Mrs. Mildred Garrison, his dleport chui'ch were Rev. and wife and the physical education Mrs. Styers and son, Carl, Bert teacher at Pt. Pleasant Junior Bable and children, Shirley and High School, both announced Wanda.; Doris Dudding, Charles that they were moving to Ohio. and Dorothy Cheadle, Bonny Garrison will teach In the Rathbw:n, B_qnnf ·S mith, Blaine Franklin ,County !School system at and Dennb -:Walbuln and JohnnY a school near Grove City while JolieJ, I his wife will do substitute teachIng there. The Garrisons have .aJready moved to Columbus. &TARS IN OPERA Garrison nid that a higher !lalary in addition to opportuniMiss Marilyn Turner, 19M graduate of RuUand High School, tles &ffe~d by the job in Ohio who his been attending a Sum- were the reasons for his leavirig County for his · new posimer Vocal Work&bop in Colum- Mason tion. · bus will be featured in an opera He completed work · this sumSCHOOL. HEADS MilT . tonllht at the Columbus School. Couilty Superintendent of Attending the oper:1 from herr. mer at West Vlrginlll Un~ver. in Schools, 0. 0. Patterson attend- will b~ Miss Turner's parents, sity on a Master's Degree school administration. He also ed It meeting: of county and ·'fll- Mr. a.nd ·Mrs. Wayne Turner, Rutholds a Bachelor's Degree and a laile superintendentS jn Colum- land and Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, her Master's Degree in physical edubus, Tue11dly. The meeUq wu ~ehool vocal instructor. Three cation at ,the university. clUed t.o diacuu the school Jegl&- oper~a: have been presented durlature. ii:IJ the summer month~':;_·_ __ MIIGS G-ENERAL· HOSPITAL Admitted to the Meigs General Clifford Ervin l)ies At.Hospital Following S~roke Buliliea~ Aerial bomb salutes will be fired from the barges at the time that the huge i'ru:~tiva\ parade gets underway at Middleport. Another salute will be fired wheri the first eontigents oC the parade reach Pomeroy. Middleport Pastor Presides At Rally Of Church Youth "ilht, 41 • Crow said that th e flre~orti;'l display will be fired from tw(l barges ancb(lred in the Ohio River ·oppNite the parldng lo't 11rea. One or the fireworks (.ea· tures will be a walking cbicke·n high in the a,ir, along with flre works displa)'s on t)le waters of · the Ohio, lord, and ..... !be ••• of .the ·RIIfpb 'lnd Nan,J~Qood -Robson. in-other, 'James, and a sister, Mn. Resident! ol Uie .. ,ortland area Clyde , Mills, preceded! hJm in are ma.tiftl pl&nl!l tor the Anitual de-ath. Li.bor Day celebratiOn to be held :..:.:::.:;:.__ _ __ ______ 1at the 'PorUand State PJrk · on September :5 with an aJl day program. Tbe maJn feat~ of the celebratlon-homeeoDiing wi11 be the pioneer famlllea and desceD-o dlnts of the entire ·.area. The J?TDtram wnt lnelude: an old fashioned hyin:n sing, races, stunts, games with prizes for the winners of the COO:test:a. The WS. CUfford Madison CS of the loeal churebes will IJer· died Tuuday afternoon at ve refreshments tn the park, Peneral Hospital w~ere he taken Saturday Mt:er he bad a during the entire day. There wlll stroke at his home on South 1;1e table of arts and 1mall arti·Third Avenue. He was born in des ~de locally, Further arrangements for : the Vinton •nd was the son ·of the affair will be annoqnced later by late William ·and Margaret the committee. ser ~• ber of Heath- Methodlst Friends may caD at the ings-Coate FuneJ'&l servicls wiU be held for • comforMb>lt fit.. IRIIPS with all around hftt rulstant elastlo-ny"IOft nlnforc4cl Hams tnd clot~ One of ~~iggest fireworks , displays ever witnessed in Meigs County will be one of tbe out· standing features of the annut · ft!"feig& County Broiler feiStiVal on Sept. 16, according lo announce· ment made· today by Fred Crow entertainment chairman. The fireworks disfllay costing Friends may call at tbe Raw· over $500 was contracted for lingsCoats Funeral Home where 1 Tuesday with the cnnlract being funerJl services wiU tic held Satgiven to the Ohio Fireworks Mfg. urday at t.wo o'clock, with the & Display Co., of Bellaire, 0. Rev. L~ A. Bangerter, pastor of Heath Methodist Church, olfleiatIn the meantime other groups in g. planning on partici p&tion in the Masonic services will be held huge community festival are Thursday aJ . 8 ·P . M. at the fun. shaping further plans to make the eral ho.me \hd Mason! are asked 1955 edition ol the Broiler Festi. ~o meet at the MasoDic Temple The ·Rev. Robert Styers, pastor val one of the largest cOfumunlty at 7:30 P. M. of the Middleport Church of the affairs in Southeastern Ohio, Nazarene, presided when the Fall Youth Rally of the Jackson Zon~ or the Netarene Chnrehes met in LiUJ Athens· Tuesday evening . Two hundred and seventy-eight were preiOnt for the first ron, of tho . winter season and thq, main topic 1nd was a retired New Jlfork tr1l telegrapher. He wao 1 ' ~UIUit . · Injecting humorous ancedotes into his address Tuestla~ evening, Au))rey E. Ferguson, edltor~pubUsher of the Rl.tehle W . Va. Gar.ette brought to m9'mbers of the Pomeroy Uons Club the mesaage of "Man'a Better Way of Living." The widely known humorist , stressed the virtues of Lionis"1 and its direct influence upon eommunHy Jlfe. Lions Clubs tbrou1hout the world, he pointed out, have contribute(( much to the advancement of mankind and his outlook on hfe as we live it -today. Thirty -eight .members of the local Lions CJub were In attendance at the Tuesday night meeting at which time lbe Ladies were honored guests. was barn -' in Hart- with railroad T·Shlrts heve nylo11 rtlnfor-c" necklines gen.,.ut cut lno lly. . tonltht anlll Thurldly. ~1ter HoSpital Drive Pia Huge Fireworks Display SelFor. Broiler Festival ·Two Teachers Annual' _t.or _Day , A Resign Mason Celebration .t lat~A ' ..Portland Planne.lof the ,rograo~·~·~>lhe N"'"'"'":'.t..-.J.~'.y'it ' t.v ,-~ 'I ~ J Sc:hools "'::~~~~vin hadworkbeen· since Hanes T Shirh And Brieh SATURDAYS 9 AM to 9 PM Battle Cry Clnemascope V•n Heflin '-ell Tablets .._ ,....... Nolo · .. Ntt• INk llnOet. ' NOte -aMk .Filler Paper Ptnoll SoKH -lcheol lla• Sizes STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS 9 AM to 5 PM Thru Wednnd•Y Mp,_. Robson and cortlutor-. AI.L eporl, William Robson, pectedly Tuesday afterno 1t the Meigs General Hospital where he b~d been a patient for the past ·four weeks. Mr. Robson, who served as Chief of Police while the lah James Harley was mayor, was ex· pectcd to be released from the hospital this week and was improving steadily. ·· He was an active member of the Middleport-- Fire Department; pioneer~d the Middl eport taxi cab industnt:; was active in Repub·_ lican circles in the County and had been 1 Central Committeeman. Since 1922, be had been a conductnr on the New York Cent"ral Railroad. During World War I, he Served in the Navy and had 18 months or foreign 1ervice. After th1: war he remained in the Naval Re&.,erve for five Years. He was a membe.t of Heath Metbodist Church and Middleport Lodge, 363, F. & A. M. Su-rvivors inClUde: hts wife, the former Beatrice Ervin; one son, William Robson, Liberal, Kansas: two daughters, Mrs. Clifford Cun. ningham, Lima and Mrs. Cleo Kerns, Mineral Wells, Texas; fi'VC!\ grandchildren; .two brOther~. steve Robson, Gallipolis and Ralph Robson, Jr., Mlnersvil~; two sisters,· Mrs. Hart Winebren. ner a11,d Mrs. TrJm Duffy, Syracuse. Women's · Skirts l I TEMPI.B ' "- si~ns. Being the !lame real estate that Was conveyed to th.e sa id Maggie Lambert by Andrew Lambert by deQd dated lhe 13th day or October, t 934, which deed is now ot · record in the office of the County Recorder of Meica County, Oht6 ln .Deed Book 141 at' Page 27, kl which said deOO reference is ht! reoby made for a better fuller and more complete description of the real estate hereby conveyed. PARCIL NO. THREE Situated ln tho County of Meigs, Slate flf Ohio, and Township of Rutland and niore particularly bounded and described as follows , to-wit: Deglnn in& 72 rnds and 19 links : Eat>t af the Southwest corner of Sedlon 23, Tn.wn 8 and Range 14 of the Ohio Company's Purchase; tbenee East 114 rods; thence North 41 rods to t.be run: thence ln a westerly direction up the ,.run to the WeMt line of said lot; thence South to the place of beginning supposed to contain 40 Acres, more or less, excepting out or the above premise/! liS acres deeded by Snl'ah A. Brown to lsrael Slansbul'y. PARCEL NO. FOUR Situated in the County of Meigs, Slate of Ohio, and Township of Rutland and more particularly bounded anfi descri·bed as follows: Beginn ing II~ rods West of the Southeast corner of Section 23, Town 6 and Range 14 of tM Ohio Company's Pur<'hase; thence North 80 rods; th&nce North 07 West ~1 rods; thenc., ·South 91 rodA; thence East 20 roda to the plaee of beginning, ccntalning 11 acres, more or loss. The pray6r of said petition Is fltT the sale of lha entire interest In said descrtt>ed real e.ltate for tbe payment of the debts and charges aforesaid and actording to the statue!l ln such ca!lat made and provided . The perso111 above named will take further notice that they have been made parties defeDdant to said petition and they are reQuired to answer the same on or berore the l!lt day of October, lDIIft. Audrey Miller, Adminldra· trix of the Estate or Ulylles Grant Ramey, deo. O'Brien Jnd O'Brien, Att.;.o.·neys tor Pll.lntiff. !Bl 2-9-18-23-30; (9) 6-6tc ' . A ~~ ,seieeUon ol batk lo sch<lol ....,U.,....Sotl easy 1o wash ·orion• ') ' "'ohyiObo, ollp&voro and _eardlpno 1n !he·mosl wan led n~w "fall obados 31, 1955 1William Robson, Civic Leader . ILocal Lions Hear Fa y Stric~en In Hospital Widely Acclaimed IIUIBOrJSt . TUesday 158, died ..... Be Thrifty and f~lil siMvn-iust the thinR =:::~ VII No. 116 iddleports Ex-Mayor Dies Suddenly Tuesday Weather ne • · College Beauty . ' at • Two thousand seven hundred and sixt..-..thfee Meig.i· County residents took advantage of the mobile' x-ray unit which was In .Pomeroy last week and one day this week making two hundred and sb:ty·three more than the goal of 2500 which was set by the Meig~ County Tuberculosi!l anti Health Association and the Meigs County Health Department, sponsors of the project. ' The two organizations wish to thank ·everyone who assisted in the canvas!! of Pomeroy residents which preceded the visit of the unit · and the typists who have worked with the unit. Those working Tuesday were Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Eliabetb Smltb, Nine:.:_ ~wlings, Sheila Stover, Mar)! LOndon, Bernice Ledlie and Nelle Bing. Reports from tbe x-rays will be &ent out by the Health Department within the next month. Two New Troopers Are Assigned At Point Pleasant 'two new troopers were assignto the detachment of West Virginia State Police at PointPleasant. this week. Trooper A. A. pilford, who r~ cenly graduated from the State PaPce Academy, joined the detachment on Monday , Trooper R. E. Farren from the Parkersburg detachment will join the Muon l,County uatt on Thursday. Trooper M. '!-· Murphy was trabsferred .to N1tro. · ~d Local Relatives ' Notified Tuesday Of Tragic Death Mason County Slayer OfT~o KillsSeH As Posse Closes A burly rifle-toting Mason County rarmer, 3 ought for t~e ambush slaying of tw~ , of hts sho~self t0 5 isters-in -law, death today as a pos I heavilyarmed police closed i on a barn Retintd Teachers I where he was biding. To Meet Saturday.,. The body or the fugitive, Lin· coin Sayre, was found by Claude Tbe Meigs Retired Teachers A• Williams when he went -to his 'iodation wJIJ meet in the court barn about an hour after hearing J-oom, Saturday, September 3 at what sounded like a rtne shot. Almost 8 score of State Police 1;30 P. M. Each teacher is asked to select and co~nty officers, aided by thelr own topic for discussion. bloodhounds, were in the vioinity County Superintendent 0 . 0 . when Williams found the body in Patterson Will be the guest 1peak- 11 stall area "with the whole top er. or his head blown off." fi.':~v-re had been sought since "'"'J • CHOIR PRACTICE CALLED Monday night when be shot Mrs. The Junior Choir ot the Feder· Phloe Johnson, 49, a first grade ated Church wlU reaume prac- school teacher here, a.nd her sis,Thlll"lday OVOnllll at 6;30. Mart! 0 60 0f Nl • ' ter, Mrs. Alie:e • · member& of tl,te choir tro, in Mrs. JohMOD'S · bqme. · to attend. Alto the enter1Dg tbe fourth Chief l>eputy ue asked to be Sheriff G. L. S*f!ee Wtwam ~cty lud used the rifle used 1n k1lllni tate ·I his own life. A scribbled· note was found in his hip pocket saying "my . only regret is 1 didn't kill Elmer and Vance Grimes." The Grimes are brothers of the murdered women: · Copen said the note, scribbled in pencil on a piece df rough paper, mas n ol addres:sed to ant one. The Williams !arm is located on the Putnam-Mason County line about 8 miles north of here and about 3:1 miles northwest of Charleston. MARKET :.:.:::.IIE _ P_O_R_T_ __ CINCINNATI, o. steady, llmited supply large eggs ·. · consumer U. S. A large M-60, r lew B large 43 :il; medium wtUte 49--51 brown 48-tH; mediurn 3&,43 •.• current receipts 22-80, Chickens, steady, supplies quate for fair demand on lrY'~' good demand for heavy ers 28-29; hens, he'ivy 1~; _nuo• ,,,.tj lisht 14-15; aid roost.,. 10.11. BuUer, 90 acort st. �• ' • Degrees Conferred alc!IOod L o-.. .... o.n. Mer· LeXI:b~on Ave., New York On Local Students At Ohio University CltJ, 14, N. Y. Suhlcrrptton rates: Delivery Registrar Robert E. Main of Ohio Univf'rslty anno unced today that 29 students whO have recently completed degree re· quirements wlll receive their di· p!omas Septemb~tr 2. The grO,!lP wUI be awarded their degrees by mail since completion of their work falls at a time other than the regular February, June and August com· menCement exercises. Those t•) receive degrees from this · area include: (M~igs Countyl ......Carpenter, Nellie R. Vale, B. S. Pomeroy, Ellen in 'Education; Mar:shall Gibbs, B. S. in Educ:ation ; (Athens County) ~vid Frederick Heinrich, B. S. in Engineering, 74 Mound St., Athens: (Ga!lia Count)') Rt. 2, Bidwell, Wayne Austb~ McCulty, B. S. in EJJ,g.lneering. (VintOn County}-Hamden, K111· thleen .Jolly Hartsougll, B. S. In Education. (Wallhiogton County(. Betty Lou Clark, B. S. in Educa~ tion, 417 Mulberry St., Marietta. ~Y earrier wbere available 30 cent!' per week; oae year ln advance at The DaUy Sentinel otflea, 'l$.80; lb: mootbs, $'UO; tb.roe months, $3.80. By motor route wbere avallable: one mall'th, Sl By mall: one ~ear 18: six months. $4.25; three montlu, f2.30; one month, tt. I • . •· .~J.~'·' '.· · ·Ruark . . . other folks' prqblem~, ' To di'Jifl a ROBIRt c.. aU ARK : · .,: 1 belieV~J.bat J)_e t1 right · and ,f lot of us ~~re !"rong concerning :; a eode M' ~~nduct for American .· miUtary men. I· Ike has ·ao,De Wl 'the way back :t. - - av country boy and send Jl1tn to Korea is a' bit past•the understanding of the cOuntl')' boy. To take a vet- eran of WOr\d War n whp feeh he hat' doq.i!""~is duty agal11st a · to the old J\Andards of tough sol- major-~eiO:' \enem)', and send diery whicil Js bulef.lly, damu lllm Jw;.y , t\o-Om his wife and klds · the enemy 10 heH ind back •nd t~ fight a waf. Waahlo&ton won't Dla~e him kUI you tbe hard / 'Way. t~t him win is not going to ·tpake TeD him nothing, eOOpt-rate as him Jet happily Into battle with a little ~~ pos:'iltble, don't r~ult while cheer on his ·lips. · ) )'OU Cjiln still fight . and keep try· Y.~-~·holler all d~.Y> /lon~~: ina: til blow the ~ot» on every op· aboUt NOrth Koreans a.ril l Soulh portunlty. _,Koreans and Paralleh and the . Lord kn"'S, tt)e military mind Yalu River and we <'an't !iaht un be ·*rong liut in this In· here but we can fight there, and stance t tbiak tbe military mind we m~st no.t do this or that, but , is dead rl1ht. YOu are either a the IIPuntry boy don't care and s9i,ilier. or you are not a 1oldier. the city sUcker don't care and there is no such thing as fight· certainly tbe old retread is noth· lnJ with reservations and wUh ing except bttter. He says to hlm'< tbe idea that if you quit you can self what tn the name of all " alt out the war among a flock of that'f lnlelUaenl am I doing in kindly c,ptora. this mesl- rtghtlna for people I The bfll~~ pq_l•t in Ike's six- don'l. ~:a~e -about, against people I ltemed code of conduct Is this : don'.t :~~oW? "· . tt "The aervlteman mu!lt bt: respon Wti'lfe·· ., t,;W;~Illl 1Bm convinced ~Il:!le ior. lij:l ..hls,:J.'ctions. Becom· that theH'I, to way to figllt a war lDi a pi'Jj,( mer iiOes not change except all the way- gas, atomic t11e tact:"' ''But there is one thirlg bombs, whatever yoli've got to kill tl:itt 'llltllt be takel( lnto CORSidera- peQpJe aS e.teJ'IsiVei)' Iiiii possible tiO:!l;~ If a toua:h _ p~lley li adopted - the boys in co~mand are Joins toW.a~d. . .the POW' Who , allows hi s t.o bne to exert their imaginatio'il )lil(ll'& \Q sway hDp' th~ a belte1· to d·f~nit 1111ke a soldier see why job ." Qf.t~lling tb· ·'tft• ' both to he's flgll.tlng the other auy . , The the rntlitary mail and his famil~ Japs were ·a wonderful enctny and Ia JOiRI to baye· to be done . ~o were the Germans hecause you The commLttee which decided wanted to stick a .b:.yonet into one th6 1 ~h policy had thls to 5ay: Navy and the MnriMs were all ·"!l'h~ c:auae· ot the waro, The Unit· angry and were willing to die to ed Nation .obj'ettivCa, an.d the need vent their anQer. Sut police-acJdr Arn6J1C:q interYeDti!)n w~r~ lion wara are not for draftees ami nll{·_etlearly dbHDeated In the Puh- retreaded-civilians. The}' are fo1· li~ 'l_§lnd : Thll lack of' Understand· the pros, the regular servicemen • in~.·l)renUIJd among citizens and and the mercenari e~ like the Amtftcan fllihtlrug m~n." l+'rench Foreign Lea-ion. This was so pi11fu1Jy true In T)lis is ,a prettf .,:~rious pl'obthe Korean mess than a lot of le'rri Dna one ~e alfOu)d try · ancl peoplt especially thartJl 'IIIIo· (lnd a solu.tlo1;1 to bc(orc we ex-. foUgbf ln It, ~till 'feel 'we h9d no ·hort ''a handcuffed ~Oiuntecr to go bus.inea mucking around with out and dl" In the cold in 11 wa.r. ~, _ ~-·-- __.:..._ probleia.1'hut recurrina: at.t:acb can ....,. rou pap1DJ for breath ~ ua4 tota1l7 dll&ble~. _ · ~D tbrtt ao4 Jitt ornery l GO Plf'IODIIn the untte4 statea =~~.:llt::,ao::;o~i ~ the form of the dlleue ...,i:r,~Dt&Ut. wbtD wt apealr: ot lldiMia. . . ill'- II · - .. ... , -=:01& •-• ... · ·•. J ~lal utbma 'ltrlku both commop. amonc About OJlt .. tbJrt1 of . , . . . , bq:ln 1n ohlldreD. under ..,._II I&· UM baJ fner, uth1n1 tretolllld In fllllllleo wtllt ~ ~~ olloru. _,... of Wil f t llilnl henilttJ mllbl be a hcllr. . _ ~..-a r=cauood b7 . .,,., to ~ or IDint ., laftcilcm. w ocmaider "'!11' U... otlaw broullhl • -- .""' .,. N . ...." ... .. lOti ......, ,.)---- ' Jy, "'14 ll!o llOXI "IhiiiJ )'W koow, blo llhOw WM - . . ror tht IMIIQO and then wu no talk. lliiout allx\ ,..... T11t t lleerd. Bultou Ioken h - l f oil to lluroll', lo _ . , . for hlmlolf how hot' hr1l naUy eu be in the wmmer. What IIUIPIOI ... UiJo, ptod wiU bO l>ack. ..,.t He'U 1M back lMeauae he 11 txgtaat ol & Mr. ud Mn. Tom Bown and lilt. IDd Kra. Loremo D.aYWI, Pome- had t4) Mrs. James Jaebon, Ewiogton, RegioQal Director of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, w:u the 1u.est speaker ~hen the Rutland Garden Club bad au open meeting Monday eveniDJ at the Rutland MetbodiJ:t Church. Mrs. Jackson, who has a Collection of containers, exhibited a part of the toW.e~tion and demonitrated .arrangements. Her talk on the subJect of eoa- . tainers told of ihe history of fiower arrangements rrom ancient history with the Eppt1aa11 ·contributing to this art, the French addlne varlou5 types of contain ers, the Japanese the art of line arrangement~ and the Greeks, grate. She also suaeestf!d that anyone intetellted in Japanese line arrangements write to the JaPanese Embassy In Wasliliniton tor literature Ob tbls subject. SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL IN NEW CLOTHES FROM worl., •Uck tbtlr foot ia.W a doorWay ~4 l'Lold lt thele, who heard '"No" a tho~ timel-ln4 1tW made lL DoN IJlJQ!ll think tha~. a IUY wbo bM come- up from Ute lower ~ Side. wtth t}le ~ Inc..., ot poverty·Ia blo DOOirtlo, II IOIIIJ lo ..Uti quito jUit a TV obow 1&1<1" a 11\UtouT ' · : . RED KIDS about thlt - - upllrlftllnf· ''What a 1o11J1t ABOUT THE CAPITOL I - lite. a.u, ll!ats, all the tbne. t was u before I found out I 11&4 lblpn."· He ou Jaup. 111 bet lt aelghborhqod!" be reeaJII. "It. wa1 phony pic\ure, wearing a coupl(! of d02en. pairs of eye-glassH-all over her pretty frame. She had a mind, the press asent said, to .present a .p air of specs to each of the 11 jud~~:es in the Miss America contest In Atlantic City starting Labor Day. The glasses and 20 cen.ts will get any contestant a ride to the end of the streetcar line here. 'rhe iogglus of cours"! were a gag. SMITHS wasn't 10 f\UU'l)", long' ap. Somebocly w11 tetung me the other aftemooa .hOw Red pt up the~ •~4 u · I listened, tt had a tamwar ~ to 1L Wheft ht Wllli n, be won u lln'iafeur alllrm&' conteat In a movie houae. "fttat arot him a job olnflng-ctpt 111e Chlldnn'• Bocloty IIIOppod In ond P,Olllelf rotumed bim to acbool. At lt. he sot a job II &-elnJfl\l bdbop ... a C.takW hotel, and th&t'a where be chuged hil name from Aaron SHIRTS . . . .•. ·ear« ~o~~~~::. 1 ' BAnLE WITH POLICE ENDS IN DEATH ' DUNGAREES , BOYS AND GIRLS SOCKS UJ'1DERWI!AR ate of brau, alabaster, bronze, potterY, glan, ehiria, -and t~oine exhibited were 3 five-fin~ter pay holder, duplicate of those found at WUUamltburJ, Va.; a green glua barber'& bot.tle, a Jreen beverqe bottle, a Jap.~n­ ese bronz incenae-burner; the fa. vorite of Mrs. Jacbon, Tbe demonattated arraOiemenb w.ere . an usnnetrlctl composition of white gllda ·ID ~ a black eontain· tr witb a wh~t tJcuril\e ~eaaory fresh fiowers !IDd weathered wood t.n a eacbetpot; acouring reeds, tlada, tea roaes and variegated Ivy in a green barber's boUle. Mn. ' Georae LUber, viee president, presided in the itb!enee. of the presideot •nd lntr~ueed Mrs. Jacbon, Guesta from the Chester · and Middleport . · .Gai'dEm tlubs were welcomed and the ..)JbapitaUty eommittee: Mra. Carl Denniaon, Mrs. Ceeil Bolin •nd Mrs. T. J. Chasf!, were in chirge of a social hour held after tbe program. Middleport Society Mrs. Glenn Dill, Mrs. Doris DarSt, Mrs; Paul · Grueser and Mrs. William AUmu., a guest, were awarded the prizes when the Twin, City Five Hundred Club met Fritlay evening at th~ home of Mrs. C. P. Gallagher. The hostess served a salad coune to thos& named above and Mrs. Mabel Bearh~. MiS! Erna Jesse, Mrs. AUie Fisher. The n~t meeting ; wiU be held In two weeks at tbe home of ~iss JeSBe, Pomeroy. aebu.. . llilor. Ill oovore &llaw, lnJecllono ot epinephrine or ldnoaltne uoually provide relief.llpbedrlno DI&J bt tu:en by mouth. Cortlaone and !17clrocorlllone tuniOl4' rive JOOd .. tnltll· QVDnON "'"' Allffll. ... . • .\.....,-. o. a. .w.: I han a number or -~ebaceou.~ c;wat4 on mr head ani tiM cure for bronchial body. J• 1t wiae io have them re· ti<ORI tuvlll~ llte pollen ,moYOd before tber llocomo lnrou·,_.. tJiol'l!o. We oon, foole4? II thoro Uko &ll 'l tl118 , ooatrol m01t att.aeb by Yltamtna which http eltmtnatt a fti'II\J ot well lrle4 me<llclnes. Illem? . A.D ilflltlnlllc hao 4UIIoulty Anawer: It 11 wl10 to have tho w">\-tm' ~1it~1 llr. 'and Mrt. Alfred White and fahiUy, Like Millon; Mr. and Mn. GtQtJe Oration and eblldren, R11· vtAaa, Mr. •ad llrt. Lawreneo Tt•lord, Romney, W. Va ., spent Hvertl dl)'t with tbeit parents, .;.!!' ' .. Mn. Delbut Teafort Jttrt to 1tt8d the funeral Mr. aad r:. tt.bU- • of tllelr ~tber, ·~1 1 w~ ~le Teaford, 'p Uif.'d away fallowJna brain aurc:ery at ~ Cleveland H01pUal. Coyle, aiod . ~.~ij~ll!~rl..Mr. and d.iUJbter Mn. Hc.- ten.. aue1ts Helen ~::n=~:~~.,:;~nt ·We11ell, ---- CHURCH ULLY DAY Tbe annual bomeeomillf and rally day will be h!ld at tile .Rock 6prlnp Metbodtol Church ~nday, September 4. A buk.l dinner wtU be RrYed at aoon_The Book Sprlnp Boy 11cout Troop 248 will present a pro,r.am in the foreaoon ud Ia the aftemooa the Ripley quutet will sing. Th~ public li lllvited. MIITINO CALLED The Friendly Neighbors Club and their families held a Picalc Sunday evening at the Portland Park. A potluck dinner was served after which games were enjoy~ ed. Tbe Kingdom BuJlden dau of tbe Roek Sprlnga Methodiat Church will meet at the ebureb ThUI'Iday at 8 P. M. ---- ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leon MeKnieht and daughters, Judy and Sheila; Mr: and Mrs. David Ohlinger and daughters, Sandra a net Suean; M:r. ond Mrs. ThomaS McClung, son, Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Denver Thomas, Mr. fd Mr1. Ronald Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry and children, Mike, Dickie, Bobby Joe; Mr. and Mn. Robert Arnold and Susie; Mrs. Whit'neY In· graham and daughter, Brenda; Mrs. Mickey Williams, Linda Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse and children, Jim, Jennifer and Jack. 3 Rooms OJ' NEW Furniture ONLY $299.00 BOY'S CODRUROY SLACKS 1 • .,,., , -~.. "'" dto"'verod so ;rJian .arq.·aD4·ll • mumt o1 food tor natlvct 9f the Southern Cam- Bradley eroons or Africa and the Gaboo wh•rt~ Wet~t Mr. and Mn. C. W. McAntyre dauribtQr, Debby, Miues Carol Gil· tenwnter and Lana Holme~. Ml' 11nd Mn. Darrell Ours and ehil· drtn, Huntlniton, Joe McClur'e, Crown City, :tpent atveral daya with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Brunty. Mr. ,md Mra. Jesse Arnott, ft.o. che!iter, Pa ., are Ylaitlnll hla mo• lh!!r. Mrs. Birdie Arnott. other weekend liUC!Ih wenr Mr. and Mrs . Rlllph Dur~;t and faml))t, Springfield. Mra. John Boyd and ehUd.ren have returned from a visit with rehllve11 In New Btiahton. Mr. 11nd Mn .• JUch Wolfe, dau· llhter, Doria Pickens, vliltid M(111. Jolr. Gertrude Jo~orreater at PennlbQro. of Miss Dolorua Glenn. ta vtl.itl!'lll her aunt alld uaclt, - - 1nd Mr1. 8r)'an Rarrl1, a..-v~e. ·r Mr. and Mn. Porey .amllh· ..4 family opont 1110 Jtt~eilil · with her crandparent.a, Jlr. and ·Mr!. · ld:ottroe Plckena. P«e:nt sue~lf ~lch Wolle were itd Ireland, J4'dla MeMann, ,8~~~~~~~ .· $7.95 lOY'S ;. _r 0 Africa, lh11 hm•f' rrou I~ fnmv! Orfcm 'sweaters · - - ~ ... . . · . ' . ·· I 1 ~.,;,;.;;· .. ..,. .1 . . ;-"<-~ . .LOI:«<G SLEEVil PULLOVERS SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVERS SLEEVELES$ PUia.OVERS COA.:I' SWEA.TEllS SCC)()P HECK · IEA.DED Swel!ters lOltLONl: Mercedes · . /C:ondoiJ~ \ l)nells Sho~ ' . s 00 \ DRIVE SAFELY! ~ $9.95 ' ' 1 I ... BROHKS ' - ' · .. BOY'S . '' ' ·. ....... ' I/!; d'1 ~ , _; .. ,,~ . ., ..:Overall PANT~'.·:~ ; . 8 as•.Sanfari sed. Zipper ·Fiy • SiHI'6:10 16 •.....•.... $2.19', !!>lot,• H¥skies, Double knee. Waist 26-tO 14 • . • • • . . . • . . . • . • $2-89 $~~49-$2.79 tor o( U\e 1100, said l:hat the rtn ap.Cimd meaaurel 21\, tDc!hes ~~ ,D4 wtlcha ftq pounds. rqlon Of bench Sheen Gabardine, . ReYenible . or "Quilted Lined; Zipper front in plant cola!' cii< pattems. SiHI 6 to 20. ; , · Hiprider, Hi·Style, Lo RiM and Tapered. . Mint, . Charcoal and Pink. With Harrow Belt. Sis11 26 to 32. .. iov·s.. :~ACKJrS v Westem style by Oshkosh. HeilyY aallforiud denim. Zipper fly. · · Sius6to16 j 1:1nd Mr11. C. F. Shain: IY llol~. PlANK lUCK Chic n' Charmin~ ' JllU(l9Q4 ••qreUon ·pluJI the vltamlna would not aa.uac. then brcmcblal puuse•. The bronchial eyat.l to dlla.ppear. , "NTIQUITY A reuaion of the family of Mr. and Mrs .. Everett Dalley was held Sunday at their home, Anne St., which was the first time ln 11 yeara that ~he lamlly had all been together. , • Home made ice eream, cake aod ·pie were Jerved with a chicken dinner at n,oon to Mr. and Mn. Dalley, -Mr. and Mrs. Eua:en~ Houdasbelt and daughter, Becky Ann and Mrs. ·LOuise Zirkle, Porn. eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dailey· son, Kevin and daughter, Byron, ~f Middleport; Mr. and ~rs . Bill Dailey and daughter, Dawn Marie, San Bernardino, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley, Riverside, Coli!. Kina. mla't.btii1 *hen a thlCt. rubbery Mbaeeoua ey1ta removed. Use ol (0u.,l'1.11l, llllil. ICI•t r.t\IIW IJndluUI, Ia•. I Social N.otes From Pomeroy & rt1ult1. And 1tron1 coffee or IUODI decocttolll of tea help r&u..e atlaoa tor aome pemono. York Hi&hlla:btina: the four day af. falr wbleb ended on Th\U'Jday, Au1uat 21, wu a parade eon.aiJt.. iq of 8.000 X..Jgbta and noata and bandl from all onr the eoll.Dtry, Ohio wu represeDted by a 31 pleee, band from Newark ud 100 Templan from aU over the JUte. Nr. Dub, who U Commander of Ohio Valley Comm.andery No. 24 and Jlr. Bowen, who ls Warden, and wtvea Ylllted m•n1 polnU of interest aroulld New Yort Clly. Mrs. HaN}ld Hinkle entertained with a party last week in observance of tbe birthday of hfr daughter, Debra Jo, lfho waS two years old. A doll cake in. pastel colors centered the refreshment tao\e a~d ice cream and cup cakes were served' to Det;Jra Jo's grandmother, Mn. George. Hudson, her aunts, Carol Jeail Hudson and Narsa Frost, Mrs. Ray Patrick and dughtei', Klotlly, Mrs. James Thcbnas and aon, J•mle, Mn. JoeYoung Jr., and children, Joe and Melanie, Mrs: Rita Buckley· and . e~it~ren, Sue, Joyce :and Kenny Mre. Iretae Baxter and Dian~ DAILY CROSSWORD A GIANI f~OCI-Rano Oll!lnth111 abo'IID at tha Bronx, N. Y., Zoo ahortly after jtJ arrival from Atrlfl. Qr.. Ja.mes Ollyef, cura- New ANNOUNCED I eplDephrtne IPr&J from a hia:h M:a- Mn. Walt Beahm · (Jo Llnla, are announc~ a !even pound Megqn /o, .•t Augus-t 29th. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. New Martinsville, W. Va., lormer Middleport, residents, Great gral}dpa-:ents are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood, ""'""*"' ~: . @d FOR . H&r containers from the Conclave or City. Garden Club Regional Director Is Principal Speaker At Rutland certila .... roy, t..ve returned FOJty-6btb Trieanlal tbe Kailbta Templar, JODic Order, held iu El\anor S. Schear, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 8079 Lucllle Bearb• Htwklnl, Pomeroy Soclety F.dltor-Pbone 8244 bNed ot New Yorkor-\ho from lite towtr IIUtBtdt,-. In Buttqna• ·own wor411 ..you ..ther ~ up to bt ,.I jud~ of y,ou 10 to tbe Cbair." Tb.-..,. I'»'• wilo bad to cHmb aU over the wbo -- -- ,- - = ~-'nlln ' &W 1l''C';~I t•U to thinking about ·Red Bv.t• ~. . J'm DOt pB.JtiC!\IJUly a Red ButtoM I~ Prof,.. •loDIIlY, ht'a u. Ul'llatilt. euy-pm •• ~ toul who 1>001 tA a wbll• telbl & ;toke at ~b-. 1 ~· ))ut mlM are DtCUlW' taatp • humor. I nm to UM olltMt.t. Uke Bmlt KovMI and other 4taiera In \ • BY HARMAN w. NIC)IOLf Unitad Pra.. Sttff Cor.r ...n'-pt 1 The Library of Conir8ls h~ disWashington UP- Wh 's new · appointed because no applications Chwati ,to Rti! Buttou. ' in Washington : I have been made for son1 titles Atttr that he moved Oil to lturlelque. At IS. bt wu the yoUDplt WtJ.en the visiting Russian ] for hurricanes Connie and Diane. COWJOY SINOEI Doyl'l o·~u comic ever ltgned by MmlkY'.-or u Red tella it, "1 wu the onl7 farmers were here, tht• was 14 The copyright section had half ll and br:Me Joan Barton embrace burlesque comedlan with hl• own teeth." Then llayor IAQl&Qdta hill hoe-down al the S let em- doten before Hurrlcane Hazel dter their marriage tn Loa A.n~ ~Upped tn and made burleaque Ulepl. bnssy . There were !lOmE red faces. was oul of the c'radle. ~ &'elea. She ll termer wtte ot , "So who do you think WM the 1ut c:omlc on. the atap of tht Am· The embassy had run o t of folrks · . "'¥adman" Muntz. TV dealer. baul4or w11on \hey ma"de .. UtopJ t• Rod OUI.m.ltl!D1, ''\'QO Lyndon Johnson, 1he majonty She e.ppea.ra or. O'Oell'll TV newsThe Army Quartermaster Corps The ' wife of an Ame1·ic' ~r . . •how. (IKternationaU papcrman who had bee Invited !It proud that it hail fed and cl'oth· leader in the Senate, tooll: a .. ' .:__ ' ' __ ed the A1·my since 1776. It ·now breather back homo to Texas. He ~ --spoke lightly to a walter THAT !lirE about aweet aro the uaea of a.dftl'llty neVer lntrlguet The white coat who tu ned ou! feeds more than 3 million people hadn't been off the airplane 10 Red. Alter burlesque, JOH J'errer plcka4 bb:p. fQf & role bl a Rtay, to be an All\erican wor 'nil for a day. ~., food bill fl'r last ,fi,. minutes before · he dialed · Wash- ·;, ~h< !!~!li""' JI~Jf '!f.ll• W~~~•b .... ~11111;~<> ,~~)!.., Y~ the carterer ~~"= i(LI.Jt! 1, ~er "l't1 cal ·year was 830 million dollarJ. ·tngt~n and bad. h.ls ,Ataff working ·on Dec. a, !Oif. ! 'n i t ...,..,...,'What li4i>PM4 lltl ~ Wq!e. 1141. on· things' he had~ ~' ~'forgotten l(l 1 call the ltretM(ft'. ~ Wff.' 8 ' And that's a· lot of groeerletifA"' (I'Ustra.tedi~llePt' . 1 6114 IIOOn pt a IICl'ftD teat tram Paraino\Ult do" bcf()re. he left the capital. -but ·betO'ft lit eve·q · 01 what becune ~ llt he rot a. tetter trw:n fo1·k In liS minutes ." In two ia.ln~ · He said he had been readJDa: up 1 President ROoaevel~ ~at bepn "One~!• , . l • ;, ~ · utes the maq. was back. With tl The Quartermn~ ter Corns pl p n , lot or thing~ un the plane. • i .~ .. 1'lven o.tter.lto bit TV, be hid hto troul>loo; ~ boe!JIIt 111 fork. · would like U'l taxpayOl'l to b.Mf hit oo ble own CBS show, ond prompUy eolla)liO<I rrom overwork ond that II kicked In ,1!011,481" : lot lilt aocond lhow W&l c~ A Utile ~· ~· .and !i!i "" <lcf That salfte day there wu a feadinrt and bedding .ld · hol'lel, . PTA TO MIET to the roeoo. ae hod • equplt oiiJOOd, l•t 7*1 011 TV Uld bo:II!D'ftd press Conference at the embassy. 15S8 mule.s, 1,715 'dog;s. And that I Mr. S. A. Rardin, president of to Button ~e on the ~ UJPir:.~ B1dt ··• •. a loDI Something bad llappened to th e abo Includes feeding 1,15-60 .p iJ. \. the Lona Bottom, P.T.A., has an· nounced t~at the P.T.A. will alr coolin& system. ThP. reporter" eons. by actual co'-'n.l. vldto theW meet 011 Fr1day, Sept. 2. at · 8 P. were complalniniJ. . are " 4 ulllous about~ fOP'!l&IIIY, ll!o,liOrJ ...,_ l &dvtoe lb~o­ M. This is the first meeting of 'fhe stock answer eame from 11 , 4ome• to KO • atijlf:•"'1· Tlllo m-. .t i l!!>i ,_ ~ 11111'* ·• .0.. tubes contraet. tt ill easler to Judith Dunkl<', Q .flashy· little the school year 1md all members Russian reporter who. always COV · tha eanvu lfter ne•a )U\O:cked then. "NobOdY \1, wlio' Cil.mt ....up tbe breathe In than tt ll to exhale 1 ment Bllildlng, "Ike's llttle hovel b1·unette whp is the 1955 " Mi'JS !lDd anyone else illb~ll'ested In the hor4 way·1"'"1 the loWttllut Sldo. ltod Bultou, w~otboJ' JOU :lllte 1tnce explratlon u.t.uall:v 111 a comWashlnaton! ~~~~;c•.::.d.::.l.::.o:.. r ....::.•_•_uh_oo_l_i•_.:."'.:K::.ed:...:.to:...:.•::.o'::"::'·-paraUTelf feeble ._et anyway. ror ' i.s never ah•-conditloned." .. ·lllb,\ or 1\G'"ii wUI be back. · • · ' · · . i 1 ' While you w11l breathe ln more &1r than you can expire. LlLUe by Ut.tlt 1our lunp become overHIRE IS tht 1cene In Detroit a1 a ahOOtJnJ 1pree ended ln death for ' dbtended with residual all'. 22. Wurt. Cbarle• LU't,her aOu~. sc: who ba~tlt4 Wl~ '.Orne 800 poliCe Je an ·n tlDcmvor olllllurr . tem· mated &,000 pe,IODI atood by watehl.ltiJ. RoQina .w u burleaded tn t)'le Yoeuttackl oeouut nt1htand ~·rr It untteated m11ht lilt from an home' ot a rel&ttvt \\rho ·wat a. gun cCJUeotor. Wbln the amokt oltarN, . h'leasur~ hour to aeveral daya. Tht loorer 23. Chan· pollee found th,ree rttlea lnd ,. allotiUft. Thf ):lat\Je ended whe~l Rolltn1 Mli · lllo atlart lut. .nd llto more In· ruallecl ftom the hOUJt wJeldlnJ the ".lbotp,n. Ill W.ll dropped by 36 poil<ta tenae It II, tht rreater 11 tht tor daa1er of cauaina permanent lo.· bulleti. He had fired an tltim-.ted 100 thotl and poUct lhot Jl5o teu au wat•r jurJ to the htart or lunrra., ' (Brit. • 1hella tato tht houu. 'l'bt battle bePD wh... bt ~lined • neiJhbor Pro.._bt:r Ule auleat. W&J to ~ 2f. Halt an azu.t lht called QOUot,' tlnt~tttotlonal8'ouftdphot0f) prtvent an a.ttaat 11 bJ tnballnrr , """- ...,..ed ud olllor ~A~-'"- . my. new -: :1 lloit "' t pi I~ Rod lo temporarily lll"'!!lh wtlll .TV. 1111.1-!"!0d Hooper rotiDp moiUd alNmlng• ·Controlling Attacks Of Bronchial Asthma h&r 11 au e1~ IfWIPLII ·-· -te.er · · .... tnmltr annoylnl type of allerJJ, uluu. II a muah more Hr1ou day afternoon. h Mrs. BeiYI Doss and daug ter Mr. and Kn G. B. Radekln viBited Mn. Mattie Morris sunda~. and aoh and Mr. and Mrs. 1, E. Miss VIola Bobo, Dayton, Iii Radekln vis.ited Mn . Aaa Burthspending 1 vaction with her bro· ft~d in Wbltt ~!Cross Hospital, . Columbua, Tuesday, C. W. Stans· ther, Jarrot and wife . Miss Beulah Lowther, ChUh· bury who hu bad pneumonia •nd unable to be on the Highway Poat cothe, spent the weekend hen Office for several months and with relatives. w. A. Oeden and family, Mld · Mrs. Liule Harvey and family. Arlin, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. G, A . dletown spent tlle weekend wltb Radekln au.ffer~:~d severe burns Ralpb Turn~rs. Laurel Grange will serve din · trom a tr·~~or. r:l~lator Tue!iday. He il in Mel&:• General Ho~;pital ner ,t Charles Roberts' sale near I:"orneroy, and his condition iR Point Roek. Friday, Sept. 2. 1 good. Mr. and . Mrs. Ralph Turner vi ~· Rtdph Turner has been unable to returp. t~ 4wor~ oo the railroad !ted Mrs. ~ni s e Vale at Fulton, Tuesday. Mn. Earl StronJ returnon account of a mashea foot. Mr. and GJeo Ashcraft, ~ hpme with them. . 31 •1955 The Daily Sentinel Newark. visited F. R. Vale Sun· POINT ROCit IY MRS. J. I. ltADIKIN '. . lOY'S ' ·" TROUSERS lOY'S SPORT SHIRTS Rayon flannel, Gabordin11. Plain or spla1l. PDtteml. Regular, robust Dnd Hu.,.ieL • Lol!g ileeve, fGit colon, sanfaris-:. ed. "Plain and ·f ancj, ~ses 4 to 18. · $1.9·5 . $3.50 to $6.50 BOY'S Campus COATS Sins 6 to 20 . RCI}'al blue and black. All wool and quilted lined. Snap front. $9.95 . . -~ "·· .. .-.... . . •• ·, : .:'1: .' COME in We Would Like To Give Hi m A Tablet.or Pencil For School, . .. . - .... ~: �• ' • Degrees Conferred alc!IOod L o-.. .... o.n. Mer· LeXI:b~on Ave., New York On Local Students At Ohio University CltJ, 14, N. Y. Suhlcrrptton rates: Delivery Registrar Robert E. Main of Ohio Univf'rslty anno unced today that 29 students whO have recently completed degree re· quirements wlll receive their di· p!omas Septemb~tr 2. The grO,!lP wUI be awarded their degrees by mail since completion of their work falls at a time other than the regular February, June and August com· menCement exercises. Those t•) receive degrees from this · area include: (M~igs Countyl ......Carpenter, Nellie R. Vale, B. S. Pomeroy, Ellen in 'Education; Mar:shall Gibbs, B. S. in Educ:ation ; (Athens County) ~vid Frederick Heinrich, B. S. in Engineering, 74 Mound St., Athens: (Ga!lia Count)') Rt. 2, Bidwell, Wayne Austb~ McCulty, B. S. in EJJ,g.lneering. (VintOn County}-Hamden, K111· thleen .Jolly Hartsougll, B. S. In Education. (Wallhiogton County(. Betty Lou Clark, B. S. in Educa~ tion, 417 Mulberry St., Marietta. ~Y earrier wbere available 30 cent!' per week; oae year ln advance at The DaUy Sentinel otflea, 'l$.80; lb: mootbs, $'UO; tb.roe months, $3.80. By motor route wbere avallable: one mall'th, Sl By mall: one ~ear 18: six months. $4.25; three montlu, f2.30; one month, tt. I • . •· .~J.~'·' '.· · ·Ruark . . . other folks' prqblem~, ' To di'Jifl a ROBIRt c.. aU ARK : · .,: 1 belieV~J.bat J)_e t1 right · and ,f lot of us ~~re !"rong concerning :; a eode M' ~~nduct for American .· miUtary men. I· Ike has ·ao,De Wl 'the way back :t. - - av country boy and send Jl1tn to Korea is a' bit past•the understanding of the cOuntl')' boy. To take a vet- eran of WOr\d War n whp feeh he hat' doq.i!""~is duty agal11st a · to the old J\Andards of tough sol- major-~eiO:' \enem)', and send diery whicil Js bulef.lly, damu lllm Jw;.y , t\o-Om his wife and klds · the enemy 10 heH ind back •nd t~ fight a waf. Waahlo&ton won't Dla~e him kUI you tbe hard / 'Way. t~t him win is not going to ·tpake TeD him nothing, eOOpt-rate as him Jet happily Into battle with a little ~~ pos:'iltble, don't r~ult while cheer on his ·lips. · ) )'OU Cjiln still fight . and keep try· Y.~-~·holler all d~.Y> /lon~~: ina: til blow the ~ot» on every op· aboUt NOrth Koreans a.ril l Soulh portunlty. _,Koreans and Paralleh and the . Lord kn"'S, tt)e military mind Yalu River and we <'an't !iaht un be ·*rong liut in this In· here but we can fight there, and stance t tbiak tbe military mind we m~st no.t do this or that, but , is dead rl1ht. YOu are either a the IIPuntry boy don't care and s9i,ilier. or you are not a 1oldier. the city sUcker don't care and there is no such thing as fight· certainly tbe old retread is noth· lnJ with reservations and wUh ing except bttter. He says to hlm'< tbe idea that if you quit you can self what tn the name of all " alt out the war among a flock of that'f lnlelUaenl am I doing in kindly c,ptora. this mesl- rtghtlna for people I The bfll~~ pq_l•t in Ike's six- don'l. ~:a~e -about, against people I ltemed code of conduct Is this : don'.t :~~oW? "· . tt "The aervlteman mu!lt bt: respon Wti'lfe·· ., t,;W;~Illl 1Bm convinced ~Il:!le ior. lij:l ..hls,:J.'ctions. Becom· that theH'I, to way to figllt a war lDi a pi'Jj,( mer iiOes not change except all the way- gas, atomic t11e tact:"' ''But there is one thirlg bombs, whatever yoli've got to kill tl:itt 'llltllt be takel( lnto CORSidera- peQpJe aS e.teJ'IsiVei)' Iiiii possible tiO:!l;~ If a toua:h _ p~lley li adopted - the boys in co~mand are Joins toW.a~d. . .the POW' Who , allows hi s t.o bne to exert their imaginatio'il )lil(ll'& \Q sway hDp' th~ a belte1· to d·f~nit 1111ke a soldier see why job ." Qf.t~lling tb· ·'tft• ' both to he's flgll.tlng the other auy . , The the rntlitary mail and his famil~ Japs were ·a wonderful enctny and Ia JOiRI to baye· to be done . ~o were the Germans hecause you The commLttee which decided wanted to stick a .b:.yonet into one th6 1 ~h policy had thls to 5ay: Navy and the MnriMs were all ·"!l'h~ c:auae· ot the waro, The Unit· angry and were willing to die to ed Nation .obj'ettivCa, an.d the need vent their anQer. Sut police-acJdr Arn6J1C:q interYeDti!)n w~r~ lion wara are not for draftees ami nll{·_etlearly dbHDeated In the Puh- retreaded-civilians. The}' are fo1· li~ 'l_§lnd : Thll lack of' Understand· the pros, the regular servicemen • in~.·l)renUIJd among citizens and and the mercenari e~ like the Amtftcan fllihtlrug m~n." l+'rench Foreign Lea-ion. This was so pi11fu1Jy true In T)lis is ,a prettf .,:~rious pl'obthe Korean mess than a lot of le'rri Dna one ~e alfOu)d try · ancl peoplt especially thartJl 'IIIIo· (lnd a solu.tlo1;1 to bc(orc we ex-. foUgbf ln It, ~till 'feel 'we h9d no ·hort ''a handcuffed ~Oiuntecr to go bus.inea mucking around with out and dl" In the cold in 11 wa.r. ~, _ ~-·-- __.:..._ probleia.1'hut recurrina: at.t:acb can ....,. rou pap1DJ for breath ~ ua4 tota1l7 dll&ble~. _ · ~D tbrtt ao4 Jitt ornery l GO Plf'IODIIn the untte4 statea =~~.:llt::,ao::;o~i ~ the form of the dlleue ...,i:r,~Dt&Ut. wbtD wt apealr: ot lldiMia. . . ill'- II · - .. ... , -=:01& •-• ... · ·•. J ~lal utbma 'ltrlku both commop. amonc About OJlt .. tbJrt1 of . , . . . , bq:ln 1n ohlldreD. under ..,._II I&· UM baJ fner, uth1n1 tretolllld In fllllllleo wtllt ~ ~~ olloru. _,... of Wil f t llilnl henilttJ mllbl be a hcllr. . _ ~..-a r=cauood b7 . .,,., to ~ or IDint ., laftcilcm. w ocmaider "'!11' U... otlaw broullhl • -- .""' .,. N . ...." ... .. lOti ......, ,.)---- ' Jy, "'14 ll!o llOXI "IhiiiJ )'W koow, blo llhOw WM - . . ror tht IMIIQO and then wu no talk. lliiout allx\ ,..... T11t t lleerd. Bultou Ioken h - l f oil to lluroll', lo _ . , . for hlmlolf how hot' hr1l naUy eu be in the wmmer. What IIUIPIOI ... UiJo, ptod wiU bO l>ack. ..,.t He'U 1M back lMeauae he 11 txgtaat ol & Mr. ud Mn. Tom Bown and lilt. IDd Kra. Loremo D.aYWI, Pome- had t4) Mrs. James Jaebon, Ewiogton, RegioQal Director of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, w:u the 1u.est speaker ~hen the Rutland Garden Club bad au open meeting Monday eveniDJ at the Rutland MetbodiJ:t Church. Mrs. Jackson, who has a Collection of containers, exhibited a part of the toW.e~tion and demonitrated .arrangements. Her talk on the subJect of eoa- . tainers told of ihe history of fiower arrangements rrom ancient history with the Eppt1aa11 ·contributing to this art, the French addlne varlou5 types of contain ers, the Japanese the art of line arrangement~ and the Greeks, grate. She also suaeestf!d that anyone intetellted in Japanese line arrangements write to the JaPanese Embassy In Wasliliniton tor literature Ob tbls subject. SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL IN NEW CLOTHES FROM worl., •Uck tbtlr foot ia.W a doorWay ~4 l'Lold lt thele, who heard '"No" a tho~ timel-ln4 1tW made lL DoN IJlJQ!ll think tha~. a IUY wbo bM come- up from Ute lower ~ Side. wtth t}le ~ Inc..., ot poverty·Ia blo DOOirtlo, II IOIIIJ lo ..Uti quito jUit a TV obow 1&1<1" a 11\UtouT ' · : . RED KIDS about thlt - - upllrlftllnf· ''What a 1o11J1t ABOUT THE CAPITOL I - lite. a.u, ll!ats, all the tbne. t was u before I found out I 11&4 lblpn."· He ou Jaup. 111 bet lt aelghborhqod!" be reeaJII. "It. wa1 phony pic\ure, wearing a coupl(! of d02en. pairs of eye-glassH-all over her pretty frame. She had a mind, the press asent said, to .present a .p air of specs to each of the 11 jud~~:es in the Miss America contest In Atlantic City starting Labor Day. The glasses and 20 cen.ts will get any contestant a ride to the end of the streetcar line here. 'rhe iogglus of cours"! were a gag. SMITHS wasn't 10 f\UU'l)", long' ap. Somebocly w11 tetung me the other aftemooa .hOw Red pt up the~ •~4 u · I listened, tt had a tamwar ~ to 1L Wheft ht Wllli n, be won u lln'iafeur alllrm&' conteat In a movie houae. "fttat arot him a job olnflng-ctpt 111e Chlldnn'• Bocloty IIIOppod In ond P,Olllelf rotumed bim to acbool. At lt. he sot a job II &-elnJfl\l bdbop ... a C.takW hotel, and th&t'a where be chuged hil name from Aaron SHIRTS . . . .•. ·ear« ~o~~~~::. 1 ' BAnLE WITH POLICE ENDS IN DEATH ' DUNGAREES , BOYS AND GIRLS SOCKS UJ'1DERWI!AR ate of brau, alabaster, bronze, potterY, glan, ehiria, -and t~oine exhibited were 3 five-fin~ter pay holder, duplicate of those found at WUUamltburJ, Va.; a green glua barber'& bot.tle, a Jreen beverqe bottle, a Jap.~n­ ese bronz incenae-burner; the fa. vorite of Mrs. Jacbon, Tbe demonattated arraOiemenb w.ere . an usnnetrlctl composition of white gllda ·ID ~ a black eontain· tr witb a wh~t tJcuril\e ~eaaory fresh fiowers !IDd weathered wood t.n a eacbetpot; acouring reeds, tlada, tea roaes and variegated Ivy in a green barber's boUle. Mn. ' Georae LUber, viee president, presided in the itb!enee. of the presideot •nd lntr~ueed Mrs. Jacbon, Guesta from the Chester · and Middleport . · .Gai'dEm tlubs were welcomed and the ..)JbapitaUty eommittee: Mra. Carl Denniaon, Mrs. Ceeil Bolin •nd Mrs. T. J. Chasf!, were in chirge of a social hour held after tbe program. Middleport Society Mrs. Glenn Dill, Mrs. Doris DarSt, Mrs; Paul · Grueser and Mrs. William AUmu., a guest, were awarded the prizes when the Twin, City Five Hundred Club met Fritlay evening at th~ home of Mrs. C. P. Gallagher. The hostess served a salad coune to thos& named above and Mrs. Mabel Bearh~. MiS! Erna Jesse, Mrs. AUie Fisher. The n~t meeting ; wiU be held In two weeks at tbe home of ~iss JeSBe, Pomeroy. aebu.. . llilor. Ill oovore &llaw, lnJecllono ot epinephrine or ldnoaltne uoually provide relief.llpbedrlno DI&J bt tu:en by mouth. Cortlaone and !17clrocorlllone tuniOl4' rive JOOd .. tnltll· QVDnON "'"' Allffll. ... . • .\.....,-. o. a. .w.: I han a number or -~ebaceou.~ c;wat4 on mr head ani tiM cure for bronchial body. J• 1t wiae io have them re· ti<ORI tuvlll~ llte pollen ,moYOd before tber llocomo lnrou·,_.. tJiol'l!o. We oon, foole4? II thoro Uko &ll 'l tl118 , ooatrol m01t att.aeb by Yltamtna which http eltmtnatt a fti'II\J ot well lrle4 me<llclnes. Illem? . A.D ilflltlnlllc hao 4UIIoulty Anawer: It 11 wl10 to have tho w">\-tm' ~1it~1 llr. 'and Mrt. Alfred White and fahiUy, Like Millon; Mr. and Mn. GtQtJe Oration and eblldren, R11· vtAaa, Mr. •ad llrt. Lawreneo Tt•lord, Romney, W. Va ., spent Hvertl dl)'t with tbeit parents, .;.!!' ' .. Mn. Delbut Teafort Jttrt to 1tt8d the funeral Mr. aad r:. tt.bU- • of tllelr ~tber, ·~1 1 w~ ~le Teaford, 'p Uif.'d away fallowJna brain aurc:ery at ~ Cleveland H01pUal. Coyle, aiod . ~.~ij~ll!~rl..Mr. and d.iUJbter Mn. Hc.- ten.. aue1ts Helen ~::n=~:~~.,:;~nt ·We11ell, ---- CHURCH ULLY DAY Tbe annual bomeeomillf and rally day will be h!ld at tile .Rock 6prlnp Metbodtol Church ~nday, September 4. A buk.l dinner wtU be RrYed at aoon_The Book Sprlnp Boy 11cout Troop 248 will present a pro,r.am in the foreaoon ud Ia the aftemooa the Ripley quutet will sing. Th~ public li lllvited. MIITINO CALLED The Friendly Neighbors Club and their families held a Picalc Sunday evening at the Portland Park. A potluck dinner was served after which games were enjoy~ ed. Tbe Kingdom BuJlden dau of tbe Roek Sprlnga Methodiat Church will meet at the ebureb ThUI'Iday at 8 P. M. ---- ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leon MeKnieht and daughters, Judy and Sheila; Mr: and Mrs. David Ohlinger and daughters, Sandra a net Suean; M:r. ond Mrs. ThomaS McClung, son, Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Denver Thomas, Mr. fd Mr1. Ronald Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry and children, Mike, Dickie, Bobby Joe; Mr. and Mn. Robert Arnold and Susie; Mrs. Whit'neY In· graham and daughter, Brenda; Mrs. Mickey Williams, Linda Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse and children, Jim, Jennifer and Jack. 3 Rooms OJ' NEW Furniture ONLY $299.00 BOY'S CODRUROY SLACKS 1 • .,,., , -~.. "'" dto"'verod so ;rJian .arq.·aD4·ll • mumt o1 food tor natlvct 9f the Southern Cam- Bradley eroons or Africa and the Gaboo wh•rt~ Wet~t Mr. and Mn. C. W. McAntyre dauribtQr, Debby, Miues Carol Gil· tenwnter and Lana Holme~. Ml' 11nd Mn. Darrell Ours and ehil· drtn, Huntlniton, Joe McClur'e, Crown City, :tpent atveral daya with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Brunty. Mr. ,md Mra. Jesse Arnott, ft.o. che!iter, Pa ., are Ylaitlnll hla mo• lh!!r. Mrs. Birdie Arnott. other weekend liUC!Ih wenr Mr. and Mrs . Rlllph Dur~;t and faml))t, Springfield. Mra. John Boyd and ehUd.ren have returned from a visit with rehllve11 In New Btiahton. Mr. 11nd Mn .• JUch Wolfe, dau· llhter, Doria Pickens, vliltid M(111. Jolr. Gertrude Jo~orreater at PennlbQro. of Miss Dolorua Glenn. ta vtl.itl!'lll her aunt alld uaclt, - - 1nd Mr1. 8r)'an Rarrl1, a..-v~e. ·r Mr. and Mn. Porey .amllh· ..4 family opont 1110 Jtt~eilil · with her crandparent.a, Jlr. and ·Mr!. · ld:ottroe Plckena. P«e:nt sue~lf ~lch Wolle were itd Ireland, J4'dla MeMann, ,8~~~~~~~ .· $7.95 lOY'S ;. _r 0 Africa, lh11 hm•f' rrou I~ fnmv! Orfcm 'sweaters · - - ~ ... . . · . ' . ·· I 1 ~.,;,;.;;· .. ..,. .1 . . ;-"<-~ . .LOI:«<G SLEEVil PULLOVERS SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVERS SLEEVELES$ PUia.OVERS COA.:I' SWEA.TEllS SCC)()P HECK · IEA.DED Swel!ters lOltLONl: Mercedes · . /C:ondoiJ~ \ l)nells Sho~ ' . s 00 \ DRIVE SAFELY! ~ $9.95 ' ' 1 I ... BROHKS ' - ' · .. BOY'S . '' ' ·. ....... ' I/!; d'1 ~ , _; .. ,,~ . ., ..:Overall PANT~'.·:~ ; . 8 as•.Sanfari sed. Zipper ·Fiy • SiHI'6:10 16 •.....•.... $2.19', !!>lot,• H¥skies, Double knee. Waist 26-tO 14 • . • • • . . . • . . . • . • $2-89 $~~49-$2.79 tor o( U\e 1100, said l:hat the rtn ap.Cimd meaaurel 21\, tDc!hes ~~ ,D4 wtlcha ftq pounds. rqlon Of bench Sheen Gabardine, . ReYenible . or "Quilted Lined; Zipper front in plant cola!' cii< pattems. SiHI 6 to 20. ; , · Hiprider, Hi·Style, Lo RiM and Tapered. . Mint, . Charcoal and Pink. With Harrow Belt. Sis11 26 to 32. .. iov·s.. :~ACKJrS v Westem style by Oshkosh. HeilyY aallforiud denim. Zipper fly. · · Sius6to16 j 1:1nd Mr11. C. F. Shain: IY llol~. PlANK lUCK Chic n' Charmin~ ' JllU(l9Q4 ••qreUon ·pluJI the vltamlna would not aa.uac. then brcmcblal puuse•. The bronchial eyat.l to dlla.ppear. , "NTIQUITY A reuaion of the family of Mr. and Mrs .. Everett Dalley was held Sunday at their home, Anne St., which was the first time ln 11 yeara that ~he lamlly had all been together. , • Home made ice eream, cake aod ·pie were Jerved with a chicken dinner at n,oon to Mr. and Mn. Dalley, -Mr. and Mrs. Eua:en~ Houdasbelt and daughter, Becky Ann and Mrs. ·LOuise Zirkle, Porn. eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dailey· son, Kevin and daughter, Byron, ~f Middleport; Mr. and ~rs . Bill Dailey and daughter, Dawn Marie, San Bernardino, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley, Riverside, Coli!. Kina. mla't.btii1 *hen a thlCt. rubbery Mbaeeoua ey1ta removed. Use ol (0u.,l'1.11l, llllil. ICI•t r.t\IIW IJndluUI, Ia•. I Social N.otes From Pomeroy & rt1ult1. And 1tron1 coffee or IUODI decocttolll of tea help r&u..e atlaoa tor aome pemono. York Hi&hlla:btina: the four day af. falr wbleb ended on Th\U'Jday, Au1uat 21, wu a parade eon.aiJt.. iq of 8.000 X..Jgbta and noata and bandl from all onr the eoll.Dtry, Ohio wu represeDted by a 31 pleee, band from Newark ud 100 Templan from aU over the JUte. Nr. Dub, who U Commander of Ohio Valley Comm.andery No. 24 and Jlr. Bowen, who ls Warden, and wtvea Ylllted m•n1 polnU of interest aroulld New Yort Clly. Mrs. HaN}ld Hinkle entertained with a party last week in observance of tbe birthday of hfr daughter, Debra Jo, lfho waS two years old. A doll cake in. pastel colors centered the refreshment tao\e a~d ice cream and cup cakes were served' to Det;Jra Jo's grandmother, Mn. George. Hudson, her aunts, Carol Jeail Hudson and Narsa Frost, Mrs. Ray Patrick and dughtei', Klotlly, Mrs. James Thcbnas and aon, J•mle, Mn. JoeYoung Jr., and children, Joe and Melanie, Mrs: Rita Buckley· and . e~it~ren, Sue, Joyce :and Kenny Mre. Iretae Baxter and Dian~ DAILY CROSSWORD A GIANI f~OCI-Rano Oll!lnth111 abo'IID at tha Bronx, N. Y., Zoo ahortly after jtJ arrival from Atrlfl. Qr.. Ja.mes Ollyef, cura- New ANNOUNCED I eplDephrtne IPr&J from a hia:h M:a- Mn. Walt Beahm · (Jo Llnla, are announc~ a !even pound Megqn /o, .•t Augus-t 29th. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. New Martinsville, W. Va., lormer Middleport, residents, Great gral}dpa-:ents are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood, ""'""*"' ~: . @d FOR . H&r containers from the Conclave or City. Garden Club Regional Director Is Principal Speaker At Rutland certila .... roy, t..ve returned FOJty-6btb Trieanlal tbe Kailbta Templar, JODic Order, held iu El\anor S. Schear, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 8079 Lucllle Bearb• Htwklnl, Pomeroy Soclety F.dltor-Pbone 8244 bNed ot New Yorkor-\ho from lite towtr IIUtBtdt,-. In Buttqna• ·own wor411 ..you ..ther ~ up to bt ,.I jud~ of y,ou 10 to tbe Cbair." Tb.-..,. I'»'• wilo bad to cHmb aU over the wbo -- -- ,- - = ~-'nlln ' &W 1l''C';~I t•U to thinking about ·Red Bv.t• ~. . J'm DOt pB.JtiC!\IJUly a Red ButtoM I~ Prof,.. •loDIIlY, ht'a u. Ul'llatilt. euy-pm •• ~ toul who 1>001 tA a wbll• telbl & ;toke at ~b-. 1 ~· ))ut mlM are DtCUlW' taatp • humor. I nm to UM olltMt.t. Uke Bmlt KovMI and other 4taiera In \ • BY HARMAN w. NIC)IOLf Unitad Pra.. Sttff Cor.r ...n'-pt 1 The Library of Conir8ls h~ disWashington UP- Wh 's new · appointed because no applications Chwati ,to Rti! Buttou. ' in Washington : I have been made for son1 titles Atttr that he moved Oil to lturlelque. At IS. bt wu the yoUDplt WtJ.en the visiting Russian ] for hurricanes Connie and Diane. COWJOY SINOEI Doyl'l o·~u comic ever ltgned by MmlkY'.-or u Red tella it, "1 wu the onl7 farmers were here, tht• was 14 The copyright section had half ll and br:Me Joan Barton embrace burlesque comedlan with hl• own teeth." Then llayor IAQl&Qdta hill hoe-down al the S let em- doten before Hurrlcane Hazel dter their marriage tn Loa A.n~ ~Upped tn and made burleaque Ulepl. bnssy . There were !lOmE red faces. was oul of the c'radle. ~ &'elea. She ll termer wtte ot , "So who do you think WM the 1ut c:omlc on. the atap of tht Am· The embassy had run o t of folrks · . "'¥adman" Muntz. TV dealer. baul4or w11on \hey ma"de .. UtopJ t• Rod OUI.m.ltl!D1, ''\'QO Lyndon Johnson, 1he majonty She e.ppea.ra or. O'Oell'll TV newsThe Army Quartermaster Corps The ' wife of an Ame1·ic' ~r . . •how. (IKternationaU papcrman who had bee Invited !It proud that it hail fed and cl'oth· leader in the Senate, tooll: a .. ' .:__ ' ' __ ed the A1·my since 1776. It ·now breather back homo to Texas. He ~ --spoke lightly to a walter THAT !lirE about aweet aro the uaea of a.dftl'llty neVer lntrlguet The white coat who tu ned ou! feeds more than 3 million people hadn't been off the airplane 10 Red. Alter burlesque, JOH J'errer plcka4 bb:p. fQf & role bl a Rtay, to be an All\erican wor 'nil for a day. ~., food bill fl'r last ,fi,. minutes before · he dialed · Wash- ·;, ~h< !!~!li""' JI~Jf '!f.ll• W~~~•b .... ~11111;~<> ,~~)!.., Y~ the carterer ~~"= i(LI.Jt! 1, ~er "l't1 cal ·year was 830 million dollarJ. ·tngt~n and bad. h.ls ,Ataff working ·on Dec. a, !Oif. ! 'n i t ...,..,...,'What li4i>PM4 lltl ~ Wq!e. 1141. on· things' he had~ ~' ~'forgotten l(l 1 call the ltretM(ft'. ~ Wff.' 8 ' And that's a· lot of groeerletifA"' (I'Ustra.tedi~llePt' . 1 6114 IIOOn pt a IICl'ftD teat tram Paraino\Ult do" bcf()re. he left the capital. -but ·betO'ft lit eve·q · 01 what becune ~ llt he rot a. tetter trw:n fo1·k In liS minutes ." In two ia.ln~ · He said he had been readJDa: up 1 President ROoaevel~ ~at bepn "One~!• , . l • ;, ~ · utes the maq. was back. With tl The Quartermn~ ter Corns pl p n , lot or thing~ un the plane. • i .~ .. 1'lven o.tter.lto bit TV, be hid hto troul>loo; ~ boe!JIIt 111 fork. · would like U'l taxpayOl'l to b.Mf hit oo ble own CBS show, ond prompUy eolla)liO<I rrom overwork ond that II kicked In ,1!011,481" : lot lilt aocond lhow W&l c~ A Utile ~· ~· .and !i!i "" <lcf That salfte day there wu a feadinrt and bedding .ld · hol'lel, . PTA TO MIET to the roeoo. ae hod • equplt oiiJOOd, l•t 7*1 011 TV Uld bo:II!D'ftd press Conference at the embassy. 15S8 mule.s, 1,715 'dog;s. And that I Mr. S. A. Rardin, president of to Button ~e on the ~ UJPir:.~ B1dt ··• •. a loDI Something bad llappened to th e abo Includes feeding 1,15-60 .p iJ. \. the Lona Bottom, P.T.A., has an· nounced t~at the P.T.A. will alr coolin& system. ThP. reporter" eons. by actual co'-'n.l. vldto theW meet 011 Fr1day, Sept. 2. at · 8 P. were complalniniJ. . are " 4 ulllous about~ fOP'!l&IIIY, ll!o,liOrJ ...,_ l &dvtoe lb~o­ M. This is the first meeting of 'fhe stock answer eame from 11 , 4ome• to KO • atijlf:•"'1· Tlllo m-. .t i l!!>i ,_ ~ 11111'* ·• .0.. tubes contraet. tt ill easler to Judith Dunkl<', Q .flashy· little the school year 1md all members Russian reporter who. always COV · tha eanvu lfter ne•a )U\O:cked then. "NobOdY \1, wlio' Cil.mt ....up tbe breathe In than tt ll to exhale 1 ment Bllildlng, "Ike's llttle hovel b1·unette whp is the 1955 " Mi'JS !lDd anyone else illb~ll'ested In the hor4 way·1"'"1 the loWttllut Sldo. ltod Bultou, w~otboJ' JOU :lllte 1tnce explratlon u.t.uall:v 111 a comWashlnaton! ~~~~;c•.::.d.::.l.::.o:.. r ....::.•_•_uh_oo_l_i•_.:."'.:K::.ed:...:.to:...:.•::.o'::"::'·-paraUTelf feeble ._et anyway. ror ' i.s never ah•-conditloned." .. ·lllb,\ or 1\G'"ii wUI be back. · • · ' · · . i 1 ' While you w11l breathe ln more &1r than you can expire. LlLUe by Ut.tlt 1our lunp become overHIRE IS tht 1cene In Detroit a1 a ahOOtJnJ 1pree ended ln death for ' dbtended with residual all'. 22. Wurt. Cbarle• LU't,her aOu~. sc: who ba~tlt4 Wl~ '.Orne 800 poliCe Je an ·n tlDcmvor olllllurr . tem· mated &,000 pe,IODI atood by watehl.ltiJ. RoQina .w u burleaded tn t)'le Yoeuttackl oeouut nt1htand ~·rr It untteated m11ht lilt from an home' ot a rel&ttvt \\rho ·wat a. gun cCJUeotor. Wbln the amokt oltarN, . h'leasur~ hour to aeveral daya. Tht loorer 23. Chan· pollee found th,ree rttlea lnd ,. allotiUft. Thf ):lat\Je ended whe~l Rolltn1 Mli · lllo atlart lut. .nd llto more In· ruallecl ftom the hOUJt wJeldlnJ the ".lbotp,n. Ill W.ll dropped by 36 poil<ta tenae It II, tht rreater 11 tht tor daa1er of cauaina permanent lo.· bulleti. He had fired an tltim-.ted 100 thotl and poUct lhot Jl5o teu au wat•r jurJ to the htart or lunrra., ' (Brit. • 1hella tato tht houu. 'l'bt battle bePD wh... bt ~lined • neiJhbor Pro.._bt:r Ule auleat. W&J to ~ 2f. Halt an azu.t lht called QOUot,' tlnt~tttotlonal8'ouftdphot0f) prtvent an a.ttaat 11 bJ tnballnrr , """- ...,..ed ud olllor ~A~-'"- . my. new -: :1 lloit "' t pi I~ Rod lo temporarily lll"'!!lh wtlll .TV. 1111.1-!"!0d Hooper rotiDp moiUd alNmlng• ·Controlling Attacks Of Bronchial Asthma h&r 11 au e1~ IfWIPLII ·-· -te.er · · .... tnmltr annoylnl type of allerJJ, uluu. II a muah more Hr1ou day afternoon. h Mrs. BeiYI Doss and daug ter Mr. and Kn G. B. Radekln viBited Mn. Mattie Morris sunda~. and aoh and Mr. and Mrs. 1, E. Miss VIola Bobo, Dayton, Iii Radekln vis.ited Mn . Aaa Burthspending 1 vaction with her bro· ft~d in Wbltt ~!Cross Hospital, . Columbua, Tuesday, C. W. Stans· ther, Jarrot and wife . Miss Beulah Lowther, ChUh· bury who hu bad pneumonia •nd unable to be on the Highway Poat cothe, spent the weekend hen Office for several months and with relatives. w. A. Oeden and family, Mld · Mrs. Liule Harvey and family. Arlin, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. G, A . dletown spent tlle weekend wltb Radekln au.ffer~:~d severe burns Ralpb Turn~rs. Laurel Grange will serve din · trom a tr·~~or. r:l~lator Tue!iday. He il in Mel&:• General Ho~;pital ner ,t Charles Roberts' sale near I:"orneroy, and his condition iR Point Roek. Friday, Sept. 2. 1 good. Mr. and . Mrs. Ralph Turner vi ~· Rtdph Turner has been unable to returp. t~ 4wor~ oo the railroad !ted Mrs. ~ni s e Vale at Fulton, Tuesday. Mn. Earl StronJ returnon account of a mashea foot. Mr. and GJeo Ashcraft, ~ hpme with them. . 31 •1955 The Daily Sentinel Newark. visited F. R. Vale Sun· POINT ROCit IY MRS. J. I. ltADIKIN '. . lOY'S ' ·" TROUSERS lOY'S SPORT SHIRTS Rayon flannel, Gabordin11. Plain or spla1l. PDtteml. Regular, robust Dnd Hu.,.ieL • Lol!g ileeve, fGit colon, sanfaris-:. ed. "Plain and ·f ancj, ~ses 4 to 18. · $1.9·5 . $3.50 to $6.50 BOY'S Campus COATS Sins 6 to 20 . RCI}'al blue and black. All wool and quilted lined. Snap front. $9.95 . . -~ "·· .. .-.... . . •• ·, : .:'1: .' COME in We Would Like To Give Hi m A Tablet.or Pencil For School, . .. . - .... ~: �p______t_h_ ..o..;;~.;.;;;::;:.._-r_-_·-_-_.-~·_ _ _ .. NAT_AL_ ~-~.:. . . · ~m...u."!"~c:;:--.1-.h-t_ _ :·:-·Jf~::~~s e !!: rc;J!;!:r~;;.f·~bt .... • , .. W::::~~":' lrl a .Ita u~ It ••• 1111 '111 .tal 11 • B ______•__ ",-T-------F. The DQIIy S.. ltl{ .• ~m~roy.Middle,ott, Ohio _;,;~~:::.:.!...:;:;.:;.; ..!.._:...:;;.;,;...:..,_ _ _ 7:"·,._,~.,....... . ! <~~~i~: E!! !Eli :..~~..-::.:: f: :i :Ei G: ForwardWall WiiiBeBiggest White ~ox -~..:.;.-t~·~i.~1.:.~o. i:T::r~~::.=.~ E~ 51;\i Of AnyPomeroyGridironTeam . , ~ ~-<al&bt·, ~Dill o~ncl R' k'' H ) D--t B lot, CitY __ M 'I'll .fl" 24 By PAUL M. CLIFFORD Pomeroy Panthers '"' Dilht !-';. -~ ,, - . Baltlmor. ___. 41 8.1 .3!5 35 4: rapidly approachinJ the stage CIU<uo l, l'Joi!fd~l>bla ll!llbl T -........1.. where ihey could field ·~ olleo· ~ Q)lll'!lf.a~f{e 8. iit1bt Cbic•1o 7 &bi1oD 5 night slve t>leven for the 19M football · t•~~~~u.l~ l Pil.ttbur,b 0 lat ·K:ansu CltJ • New York 3 night season.' After almost two weeks Pltti)Urah 8. St. _Lout.·- l 3n4 ~!~.~~n4dW7~8a~lt"lmotoorne~ noll~~~ o,! lptralyctice cloadlch Alex Cilolf I• dol. 'l,o.l.... .- Ull _ .. .,. m e mo ne an o ens ve 1 ht D g r;....,i.:, . Prollabl• Pltch•n unit, and th! Panthen;_ are vad1 :roct.y'a -~,. • - ...ro~t,· , , · :Baftltn'ql"e at· 'cicVctand~Wight ually b~c~~u,ng acqu~mt.ed wi_th ."' ' GnHnni.tt at neW Yor't.:._rt,w~ 3."5 vs ~f'e ·t3-1C · the Spht T' formatiOn t~at C1lo ....·; : -~ -.!• . Gomea 8-7 liN"" Liddle Waahi.D(ton .at Detrult--Schmitr. ha;; used so effectively m the ,. - ,. . B-8 vs La'ry 12.1~ past. - ·Milw~uke;e at Btooklyn. ~;tlehtBmton · - at ChicagO-Brewer Although Cilo admits that tbe Bub1_13-8 vs .Meyez: 4-1,. ,, 8-0 v1 K~ap . IM l!neup he is ui.ing at the present - ~h~U9,.11~ PI)UJdel,'lJia rifehtNew York· at ·Kansas City nia;ht time could undergG some chanDavis: ~9 VI ~ DlCkaOn 1~ or -Larsen e-.1 or Byr'ne 12--4 vs ges th~rc is a good ch11oce that We~er 10-.8. _, il?ortoean•ro ~ost of the boys will be offenSt. '."Lp':!J• af Pltt&buriJb.. night. Tlhn·Ma.y'i GamH stve starters w~en the Panthers . Schmldt ' 'i-3 vs DoDoso 2-e . No gamts tch~uled meet Wahama m the opener on September 16. ,_:·=~'/ • Clio has concentrated on his '. oltet\ile al~ng . with fundamen~ls and condltiomng in t,hese f1nt ten days. He bas particularly stressed speed ~or his linemen, and most of the rorward wall are already sh!iwing the efrocts ol . , .,. 'I! .. hl s training. Coach Cilo SlfS J .. t~at he ' will start on his defeb· SIYe setup neKt week as school gets underway. Pomeroy's orrenslve forward this year probably will J,e one of the biggest tn the school'a his~ory . Working out at the en!lll have been Earl Smith and Miteh Johll80D with Sophomore Gene Harmon also seeing plenty of ac· tion. Smith and Johnston are How c!n you fill:•. • YICitlt_n,_.,cltt'n up . both Seniors. Smith played tack· •lllt 11M h•v• titre money 'lo, reut.Pif . le last ·fall, but saw service 1111 ,.,...,.r-JUit 10M yaur ~Jhdhe titi·4iill winter u center on the basket. t'CITY ,LOAN.'" Arrant~i quickly -for tht ball team, and has been convertONI lttn ta suit yaur special ntl ... ed to an end. Johnston and Har. mon both saw plenty of servi~ year. Smith weighs· 160, last I. ,• ... Johnston 163 and Harmon 1~ pounds. At the t•ckl11 will 1M big Junlor Hawthorne, tht 207 pauncl Sophomart, wt.o h11 bHn ont Df the hardtlt warktrt , In tht 124 LOAN E. MAIN lot:ll e~mp to cbtto. Junlar ha1 b..n improving with ••ch pr1ctlce Hlllon, 11td partlcu· t1rty hts ahowtd lncrtall 111 hla sp..d, which Is tsMntl•l In • teckl~ In tht Spilt "T" offtn• ••· Tht othtr t1cklt will bt big Milton l•mbtrt, who m•d• Nri' York .• C!ndnnaU 7 2nd Wuhlnotoa -- 46 00 .363 30\i The ;&cne.n: .-a THt ·$64,000 QUESTION . - cri'Y ,ounds, -d. ~Ia: ftieh -Barnbart has •orne service .. In tackle, but probably\ will mo11tly on defense. Rich 220J poDun~s. and!~ only d• J nl . ay11, an Ui.J poon u or also has seen sorn,e service. · _ Two lettermen are also hold· lng. down the guard slots. ~th are_ St:nlon. John Y_ouog, who weighs 110 pounds, Wlll probably be at one posl_!Jon and Jaek Hand ley, who baa 1one. up from 189 to 19f slnee practice has started, will probably be at the other guard. Here ~~J:ain_ Barnhart can also be use41 11 a a:uard. Veteran and · Co-eaptaln Gene Mlteh, aoother Senior who weletu 170 pounds, will be at center, and tbil wiD be hls. third year at t~la position. Ted a pound Junior, lremendouaty, will 1JJ the backfield eraq Billy Sheridan who ,hold down the vital ''T" back alot. ~ber~dan poundJ, and will be Oon Smith, lbe Chester tramreree. Smith ' oaly Wt\hJhS 135 poundJ, but baa looked impresaive. Little Billy Qualls and hard hitti.._ Bob Wl1 1 on, the other cot!aptaln, will be at the halfb4ekl. BUly just came out this week, bUt PfomiBelil to be one of the futeat baek& in the leaa:ue. whlle Wilson. abouid be In for hia beat 1eaaqn. He was on the tecOnd All SEO team last year, and at 178 pounds looks in for hia belt season. Clla has shifted talg Harold Brown, who playad tnd l.ist yur, to tht fullback position; Brown. a S.nlor, who wtllht 203 pounds, hi• fair tplfd, 1nd should fit Into Cllo't Plans. H1rotd h11 shtwtd _im1r~•· mtnt In taah pradlu ujalon; end looks Ilk• the tnsftr · ta Pom.roy's ntld for 1 fourth backfltlcl mu. If the .Panthers should line up this way ll&inst WahaQla·•- their line will average a lltUe ovtr 178 pound11, and their baetfi~d erry average considerably more with big Barnhart in the game. , ·ng • .nd CHICAGO UP-Swaps and Na1hun meet at Wasllington Park today in their $100,000 winnertake-all match rate with 1:\onon as both three-year-old of 19!15 .and hGrse of the year virtually certain to go to the winner as added prizes. Swaps, owned by Rex Ellsworth of California and unbeaten in eight three-year--old starts, was the 1 to 3 odds-on favorite , • oiler..With tlio purch.,. of 1 To..CO GOa Roam Heotor .....c.....lt1give you 11Kotutoly " " tlilo Sheffi"d C.rvlnt 1nd ~k Kolle Mt. And look ot •II tho outot1ndlng r..ti"t yGU IIIII In aT-. hootlf , , , 1~ !'~ In 1 Jeatco hHt•• ~"' ·· , ,. -- ~ '7-4 ' Howell, • ltrapping ~i-ht· bander, came to tbe rescue aCain Tuesday nl~t Wbllia the White Sox beat the Boaloa Red sOx ''7-8 a~d reaained pOueaaloil of 'tirii place by 1 half .I•me. · The Wblte ·~ax. took over the tDi' ruq wbea the Kanaaa City Athletica ,Urpriled the New Yankees, t•J. -.Qd dum~e;d Into a aeeond-place ~ tie the· CJevel~nd Iftdlani 'fhO ·te ....We hla won-a'nd-lott to 7--8. downed 8-6. 1 .• Red_l-.• Loa Twa Ted Klusr.ewskl blasted two hom•rs to ra!3e his major league leading total tQ 43 but the New York Giants swept a doublehead· t!r from the . Cincinnati Redlegs anyway. Johnny AnlonelU tossed a flve-hitter to give the Giants a 8-0 win in the opener and Willie Mays Jllt his-39th and 40th hom· ers to lead them to a 9-1 verdict ln the lecond game. ,. ., ( - - FLEETIJN' SEDANETI'E - ' Tilt New Sky IIYt Paint Ghrta This \.iHit ChoYY A Fresh l\"tw Look, It's a lolld ear with 1 nlca ciNn lnterlar. SEE IT NOW. . ' KARR&VAN%ANDT MOTO!t SALES I Last night's Moonbtamt On lpartt ttttad th1t · tht •100.000 r1ca betwtan lwtpl and N•ah· u• would bt carried O'ltlr local TV at 6:15 p.m. Actu•lty the tim• of tht r•c• Ia shortly •tt.r 5:00 p.m., loul lim•, and tht rae• will 1M ..ltvlsM •nr 1.11· tlon WCHS Charltaten, W. V1., Channtl 8. A ttltphan• call to St•tion WCHS conflrmtd thia taii'4'1Hd ust. that ·in· Ctm· ' Duke ~~ril~d:er~u~l~he~B~r~oo~k~ly~n~~~~;;;;;;;;=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~=~::::::::::::~::;:~-: • .-J/Iil . . ~ , · I 1 P'N , ,~~ .' rain. The downpour turned the track muddy -Tuesday and the best expected't"oday was • ratlns of "good." Hence it was unlikely the winner could clip the track record of 2:00 U •et by Ponder · in llK9, let ilone· the world matlc of 1:~ 1-6 hung up by Noor , Jn 1850. . ! · The off track wat expected ;, to favor Nashua, who wtil br!~k ft01n ~he inside post position". _p.f (tootlnued on Page Five~ Swaps would lift him to -12th In for t"fO workouts daily thro~.Wb all time earnings. _l . Friday, Sept, 9. Ori~~t drill wUI tit: held tbereattet \li1tli ·se-pt, ~. · Joining Cauacly, MaCbln··~ •nd VaT'go In \he e•perlen«d' cQl· Umn are End DIU Mlcha:el, Who spelled bo,lh Duea:er ~lld '"'· baker last" Yett; Jl,iard Jl~ fvl:· A crowd of approximately 2,o0o yr. whose· lbfuli~o held hi> ~ilf· attended the midget races at Rock me to 281 minut~s apd balfbacb Springs Fairgrounds race track Jei'ry Harkracier U19 minut"e8) Sunday afternoon, whieh featured and Jimmy IU)seboro nea minutes). midget cars of the area. The first heat of thfl races was 'Reserves of a yCIIJ'. ago are bewo-n· by Ch.arleston's Pete MUlei' ing counted upOn to fill most of ln a white No. 2 Fergu~n; second -the former experienced shOe!!. placement went to. E!l~\tl Dunn, Dick Guy, Uipodnd junior from Salem, drlvini an· tiUenhauser, Mansfield Is expected to ta)JI! Tblrd place was won by Bob Har· Hilinski's spot at tackle, wbiie tis of Lebanon, 0., driving a yel- Dave Weaver, 191-pound· senior low No. 2, Kurtisskr::aft. Fourth from Ha111Uton has the !lOd to pair pla.ee was won -by C. E. FrWer, with Parker at guard. Nitro, W. Va., ,who drove a Ford, Bob Bond, of Akron, who bas No.1. been a reserve for tbree yean, Racing in the se«Jolld heat as again will support Vlilreo at eeh-they placed in the final lap were ter. BoD.d and Cassady are the Pete MUter for a first in a No. tl;tree-lettermen on th~ . sql.iad, 32, which was the old No. 18, fo_,r- both hD.ving played as freshmen merJy driveo by Kerns Roush, -now the promoter ~f the Rock in 1952. Springs races. Second -place werit Don Vicic, 212-pound junior to Pete Adrian of Gallipolis In from C1eveland, who played only No. 29; third, Max Milligan, Park~ 32 minutes behind BobQ le11t yeu ersbur&. W. Va., driving' No. 21. Is the No. 1 fullback lolng into The third heat winner was Bob the practice season. Lee Williams lfarris in the No. 2; second Max of Sprinldield, who played stx DtVOitCE· FIUD l-lulHgan 21; third, .c. E. Frazier minutes last year as 1 half back in No. 72; and fourth Pete Adrian reolaeement hai . been -shifted lo Hulda SliD, · Pom~roy, plaintiff, In the 29. The Consolation race fullback and will battle VIele IQr VI; Robert Still, · ·MictlJ.!'n, de· ended in a tie between Adrian the job. Williams was the star of -lendent. and Miller. The feature race was the Buckeye -t rack team and holds won by Dunn in his Offenhau!ler' 9.D J!'llrk for the .too yard dash. secood, Bob Harri.~ in 2; and third Leo Brown, sophomore from Pete Adrian, 29. P?TI!II1l9Jith. who, .JI. 1.,~ ,. ~ml, . 'Kerns Roush statefl thlt the w1ll be tbe UihteS~ end in modern next raee wHI-be ~elrt September Ohio Sta~lootball, lA slated to 18 and that a eOblplt:lte line up pair _, with Mlchael at the Ranks. ~~ , wm be presend·h,t Sunday. Tbe . Quarttrb1ck is ·the bj& pr'obtem. Pomeroy Emergency Squad wiu Three leading ccntendera, f\'8nk ori hand at all times with their Ellwood, Dover junior, a· converttruck and popcorn stand. ed enC ~. Bill Booth, Youngltown •;eninr, and. Franklyn Theis, -Nyack ~- Y., junulor, are makiaf a.. bid ~OrJ the job controlled by ~eueit Jas~ year. · ly <I!Uppearod NEW YORK UP- 'the next spring. They are pitehers A'lan Worthington, Jim Con!ltable all;~ Joe Margonerl from Minneapobs and Pete Burnside from Dallas, outri elder~ Bob Lenno11 from Mlnheapolill and E;ric !Wdill from Colur.nbus, and infielder Fo5 ter Castleman from Minneapolf~ ,:Po~ost of them have beeri with \h~ GJ~~ts before. ' k CLEVELAND, Ohio· in>:....Otlo Graham, retire11 quaft"erbl"clr: ->t ~be Clev~l~nd Browns said today tie still -~oeSn•t knqw 'w~ther lie wllJ play -again but will me'~t once more with .Jirowns' eoaQb Pa~l Br;:~wn lllhtm ttie team re· turns from Call£ornla. The Browns adecl GrahAm ·to ret~rn when a "c:cou:ri action d9nied them_ the ~~~_Yieea of quiir. terback Bobby fi;-et<map~ leaving them ~tb olliy o~ quarterback, BAKER ' ....... .e c.w.t ...... Ill _,lif ................ .. -' _ f' ,.,.......... tNt II .....,...,. _., ............. ..., .. c........... ~~~. • ... ,.,......,. hsitse ._ ~4 1•'-•eM -w l._.HMiiln''flJI I'}; ·' ' . ·$299.00 nl• witt\ ..... . • ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :6............ .., ....., ••d ••• Is JliUI A..:..- Omtced . Harry Barnes, Mill Street, Is announctng thi purcbai!Je Of a partnership in hts insurance , bus· lneas ~ Mf. and ~ Mr1. Bruce Simpson, Pomeroy, The Simp. aona have boUiht the interests o1 Cbarle.t Bradl;lury, :WbO Ia emplqy. ed nQw at th~ Ohio Valley Elfie· trlc Corporation, and hu been Simpson l& 1 C•ptaln Ohio River Coal Company ' \ ....,....,C~~MM roa ,'· ·\ PJU!tiSION ••• -· 'lllat ufe&unla yHf .. . . . ..io .. ':' 'when' yo\1 leave your doctor'• preterlpt~ ~ the oklllod hando of our ••Jiatlf. .. pf.o11iiloo eillll, you ean be aure th.;l it be &lltd wl'&hprofetlionol proeialon from frl'~. ouppllol' of wm lop-quality, potent drup. ~ . ' E Partne'rs · hi'p Barbv-a Bolter, otdelt claulhler of .llr. arui M.ra. Kennetb Boater. Gallipqlia, baa been vUIUinl btr aunJ, Mra. Walter Rainey . Nu .. Jsme1 Titua Jr. and •op., Ri.c;k; Mrs. E. 0 . .R.a,ll and son, Tom, Mrt. Robert Coati ind dau. &bter. CbriJt.ine, atttnded the State Fair Monday. Fred Scbroath and children, 'Ann and Rick, BrldM"eport, were calte(J here Tuesday by the death of his father-in-law, Clifford Er.win. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A1hley, Dw:lbar. fJave beta here on a visit with relatives. Their aon James Ia emptiiYtct Ja Columbu~ ' · Dlan& and Vleky Lyon Zimmerfuneral Thursday. man, COlumbW, have been visjtDon Graber, (U Mn. Robert Allensworth a.qd son; ·- Jo~n. Frtday . Mra. AllellSwbrth and son, Joba and Stephen Mr. and Mn. Mc;CuJloul)l, attende<,~ the State Graber reFair and toot their guesta back to weo>k'• vJlit here. Columbus. Fred G~er tor a . vaCation w~lh Sharon Riley and Bob A&hley Ed Lewil abtl were ia Columbus Saturday to at•nd WIIJ Vililit tc~d the State Fair. SHOP OUR PRICIS . .•. weekead !~~~;~P;~::: ~the . . . PAIT CHitiF$ ~ !1\EIT !'bt P•st Chie#- of :: Maanolia Tt:Qipj,,, ·f)rthiap SisterS; . will · meet it the ~·hd Ward Houae, Pom..,l, ~ · evenl.lll . w"h Mrs. laoUiJI. {18arh:!J' and Mrs. Alva. FIREMEN SPECIAL MEETING OF THE POMEROY FIREMEN'S AS$'N. Wednesday Night-8:00P.M· At CITY HALL BACK TO SCH.OOL WARDROii . •.. BOYS and GIRLS SCHOOL OXFO $1. 98 ·to $4.95 SHOES DUNGAREES CAl'S SKIRTS PEDAL PUSHERS BWU8ES SHIRTS JACKETS Middleport Dept. Sfore · LE1"S ,ALL GET OUT TO THIS MEETING Mote Porker - Hlte 11 lostesses-. • FOR YOUR CHILDREN,'$ lUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l'resldeal ''· . .r' IROOMSOt .. STORY- '8 for~yeu .· ., • ··u .', .· . "YOUR ,I,JNiU$1 \. ll(r. -George Ratterman. e ...... cas It 9 ' j _...,.. ............ it . ..... New Otto Grahalil Is . \~:~:.·rohlp with Barnes Mr. on ' } } u ·d id ' d" St1 0 e~ e •M ·will eonUnue hlo won bqat ahd Mn. SJmpaon, t.~:~ .On Grid Future · s~:·~~ ~ :::.~·~~ . I Monday d'urinj: a two .nd one half ... ' • wtiil···•"•' ,-., \V· d &be former in .the early Une, while Nuhua, owned by William Woodward ,fr., ol New York ud beaten only by Swaps in niDI tacea thts year, Wll 8 to S. The cbanee that the faster . the t-.o 1peedblll• would coma wlth a new record for their and on• quarter dash, with welgbtl el 126 pound•. appu:"1~l; G.m,e Croob, who Wh choten froni the Middleport Marcht~s: Maad at the State Fair for the ·~o~d rear, Ll firtt trumpeter ia the billd. Three conc:erts were &lved· Sunday tiy the Band which llao ~id txhibition a:u1rchin1. HJs prentl, Jtfr. and Mrs. Walter C~b. Jeanette and Edwatd CroOb and Roy Lona: sptnt SundaY it tbe_F,ir. . ~lu Helen Beeson, who hu ¥een aitll'iDI It her cottage al Lonl BOtto-la hu returned tp Col umbu• w1uiH abe I• a tea~er -at !'rlftlclj_n JupJor · Hi.fb Scbo4J. ~ lit. and Mra. Georee Ta)'10r, Lo. , , alti.Ved here Tuesd{ly wltb. his COllfhl, Mlll . . .an.d f•~ily · until af. =e-rr:?!~d. 0~A $70:i:ry as for ~1!1 :r~eUc:O:,!~~~~~!ht!~zn:a~h Y~rk Giants hltV(l fecalled stven mmor league ~layers. for d~>liV-erv . ::~~"' . J1N ..lim.I~. OINDIAIOO B Cl • M ft and Koti v.,... .,. Giants Recall Seven Fr.om Minor Leqgues '. W. VA.I a. . of the year beat tbe Washlna:t~n seg~~~.::~be won his l9th aame beblnd an assault eluded two homers by .paneUa alid foW' bltl I . Midget Car Races Draw 2000 Crowd $395 . IOIIOIIITY HOI.DI I'ICMIC 'no 11t11 l itm• Pill lonlrtlr Mr. IDd lin. L. a. WUfX. ~nd other ftlatJya 4urilla: tba aw llel<l lbelr !amlly pleale ol Boland Mn. C. I . llleadOWa hHe wetk. le,'• (..ake Sunday afteraoon. rfttlv~ •ord. that thtlr 10M, Jfn. Earl Luu • ., ,Q\ea to Lim' WUtf and P•wl lohuon, RolRr Ho,ptt.al Ia tbe RawliDI,_ 'amUift preteJU were WIUlam .art 11klnl tbelt buie trai.Dbq at CoJta am.buiJSlCe Tuesday for obAW!Is, Zdw•rda Baets, Dr. J"ort Leoatr4 Wood, Mo. t ~ttvatlol). lim Bl~. Robert Coatn., AliA Tudor, X•nton, ll 'tltltlae 1 Mr. ud Mn. It L. Duabam r • Walter Holmettera, Richard Carrt, lullt :Pi'oltuco at tbe home of tumed Tuetday fr0111 a vbit wllb Kart Krautten, Dr. C h~rlea llui-her pal'ftllt.. Mr. llfd, Mrs. L. L. frlendl ID ChtcHO, 111, IMII, William IWitHII, Jam• Probuco. Lalit week Mr1. RlchM. Sgt tnd ll:u. Clifford Cole· Thomues. llalpb Weikert, Wtntbelr iam AndertoDI, Franklin Bailey& ai'd Jtawllnst and dau:hters, Ann ( maD, Croveport, vlaited and Suaan, Merton, were dinner new n.ep-t.•w, Jeny Lte, lOA of VlreU BrOWIIl, Richard Rupn, AJ 1 llltltl of tbe Probalf«< family Mr. and Mn. Eugene Coleman at fred Crews, Thomas Crow Jr .. and Whi!D they vlllted at .~heir former t he Ma10u Clinic TUHd•y even- Jfr. and Mrs. Edison Hob!tetter. home in Pomeroy.· · lng. tntiAu.ct ~rom~ 4 ~ehtdilled to report_ tO C4aeh tlcularly because the Woodward Woodp Ha)"eJ and hl.t. atlft for. colt, alred by Nuru}lah out ot opeoln1 of Oblo State Univer-Segula, ~as been tr•lni1JI oq liD 11ty'1 pnatU:t Thundv. SeiJtatn· oU track at Saratoea. • · ber 1. All pl1yera wtll rteelvt Iockey Eddie Arcaro, ellted equlpUleQt, tate medical ' examin~to ride Natbua, announced tlon1 and pose for pllotorraphen "tbere wW be no excuses," while todl)' . Willie Shoemaker, to pilot S..pa, sald "I e:.:pecl. to win." Twen1y lettermen are In the The bors'ei h•ve met only told but only. ~ven played more once previou1ly, in the Kentucky than 100 minutes last year. HI~ Derby when Swaps gained a slog from last ,-ear's ·naUonpl leqgtb and Ol)l! balf vtcto..,.. champion• are Dave bega:ett~ Bo~ A win for Nuhua would lift ·by Watkins •·- qd Hubeft Bttbo hlm to thlrd place in the from the b•ctfleld anfll Dean Dt,ll· . time earnings figure's behind ger, Dick B.r.ubaker, Dick Hillrl· tation and Symie, and a~o WOlliOI ski, .Jini Releltenbacb, DaVe Will · put blm leas thao $20,000 lams and Bob Thorh.ttln from tb.e' of Citation''> single St!BIOn lin'e. R•plactna: these atalw.ai1s TODAY··'S "ROCKET" SPECIAL · e~ ll~lllnolly C :::::;==========:::::..:.:; ih~ Muwaukee Brav~S. -=====~·.~· Sam lopes won his 12th e~me with relief aid from Hal Jeffcoat aa the Chicago Cubs beat tbe Philadelphia . Phillies, 3-1, and the St. Louis Cardinais and Pittsburgh P-irates split in - other NJ.,. activity. Harvey Haddix. w-Qn a 1-0 decision for St. Loula in "tl!.e , the decision fOf St. L.ou1' In - tbecompletlon of a suspended pn\e of July l'f but bO\\rEW! in · the Pew liltsftln .,.,.. "nightcaP" 3-1 to Dick Little." Font Bollton eri'on treated the field. White So• to fiVe unearned ~aa and mltcuu bf Billy Klau.a arid Ted WIUiatha In the siXth enabled Chle11D tO 1eore ihree un. earned tali11a that ~oved decU· alve. th& Yankee• auffered tbelr fJttb lc. in ellbt pm.ea on the,ir final Wutern ~lp when lOUth· paw Alex Kellner tUrned Ia a fiv~Uer •nd · Hex.tor Lopea 9?'-· ploded hi1 lUb homer In the fU· th liuUng . Bob . LemQD received eredlt for hit liUt victory of the seuon fOr the Jfldllaa but aeitded a nlnth-lnnlq atrlkeout by DOn Moati to end the atune. Southpaw But,- Hoeft of U;te Detroit Tilera took over the A.J.,. lead in lhutouta when. hia alxth II: Knife . 8y FR•D DOWN Unlt•d Prell Sporn Wrlttr DiXie HoweU, 8 35-year-old rookie who had just about etveh up hope bf winDing 1 Job in the major leagues,ds shaping up as the CbJcaiO Wbite sox• moM valuable player In the feverish American Le-.aue streteh run. ,Howell, making h1l Z7th . telief defeated the Baltimore Orioles will averatt 18& line P.Ouitdl Naturally thearouil..d defelillve will.• th• ••r:ond SEO 1 1teamJunior, last ftll. Mlltan All is only •nd promls" to h•n a 1rest ...son. Ht now weighs 11• For 1 limited time only we're Mllkh10 th1t .unhHtcf of Again Take AL Lead · . -- ... ~"'' ' Middleport PersonaL Appi'O);Imttelr 80 football C.U· dldatllo, hooded by aii<-Aroorlcan Howard Cuaady, to-captal.u Prt.a. Horse Race 00 Ie ur .er. Dal s• oston• - . . I'Sri' t e· · t' d 0 p F' 7-5·' "\iI anlm lndi'ans. . TI'ed, l'or s on IRUe n age IVe ~ • he too ha1 showN Ohio .• Candidates Report For Ohio /\US., State Football Practice Today an er Offensive· egtn_s . o. orm AMIIIICAN LIAGU• .. , 31; 1955 . · Wednesday, August 31, 1955 tO an ·su-.csn " · stiT;IOM" · .t:9o ' "'· ._, . . .. . • ' t. • ' .- .Qn :Yo'' b-~nclng llnjoyme~u;•~ •• Yi~n • ANNOUNCING hlltmT: leellt our~ Ia aboolule -th· The R.-Op.nll'ig'Of .. Andrew Pavllsh Dontl Clottoi DOll eBALLET ·I • -, How ••A;l.IJ.loo)l eACliOIIATlC .....Ui~ION ·Dmei~l '-· fiUI. Leom e'iery llep. '~~ oil IIIIo lluie ilid idvliil.eed <tepi the wa7 .lbOtlillncll bave ...... rill ··· eB~ToN TWIRLING lkllled inWni. . ' . . feOilnl Ia lio hlotory. w..•....lievet _..... • r.,icb Mlote-oulllrii'PID~Irr lor 1bc .;.;;. ....... tllat lOomed Bulelr. into the top thnoo al Amerioo'o beot..Uen. .• So ,..'n Uoriaa prolill with JOU-by odd. iac a lriC boaa1 to the •lWil·loag lrado·ia ollowoaoo1 we've been maldq 1111 yoar. .. Dmp ia ud 1ee 1f'hal • whoppi.,~ · · JIRIOOII moko thil Vei'J day on tlio 1'1 10 ~itely die thrilload buy of y-• would le11 How tbe one ,"·'1-' • •n Ad~­ uyw •Oo4ftll of I throulb the lwileh•pilob mo.lo of Variable Pj!llh 1>)-ndow"-ond bow )'011 ,., on lhilolzzli•• action ot • for better buy than )'011 ever could beforeP llke lo """ tho hottell• · iD biotory -lor plenty before lhil yoorP · tike .to bon a beauty like · -lrie md broed and oolid ooiiiiDrt--tocl ,.ua like to oommind a V8 power' m:iluiok It'. on for JOU, n,Jrt now, Ia I prallt-•hai'luc It-.. cleol Uko JOu've never oeoa before, be-• tberO'• never been 1 , _ tike tb.io. : l'ot l!alok today hu broken every oolee · ~ ... 7MJ1o;t~;a~:~­ Biaaest~--llfnJ) Buick iD .. .. R ·- AUTO D,..,... • YftoJII Pild ,..,_ I; Iii oolt i,;;,.t 6o;W. .-,_II ROAD.IW'l'U, , . - . _,..-,MIN AMIHI tiJB SWJ. . -" ·..• ·Q9. 'II "-\ �p______t_h_ ..o..;;~.;.;;;::;:.._-r_-_·-_-_.-~·_ _ _ .. NAT_AL_ ~-~.:. . . · ~m...u."!"~c:;:--.1-.h-t_ _ :·:-·Jf~::~~s e !!: rc;J!;!:r~;;.f·~bt .... • , .. W::::~~":' lrl a .Ita u~ It ••• 1111 '111 .tal 11 • B ______•__ ",-T-------F. The DQIIy S.. ltl{ .• ~m~roy.Middle,ott, Ohio _;,;~~:::.:.!...:;:;.:;.; ..!.._:...:;;.;,;...:..,_ _ _ 7:"·,._,~.,....... . ! <~~~i~: E!! !Eli :..~~..-::.:: f: :i :Ei G: ForwardWall WiiiBeBiggest White ~ox -~..:.;.-t~·~i.~1.:.~o. i:T::r~~::.=.~ E~ 51;\i Of AnyPomeroyGridironTeam . , ~ ~-<al&bt·, ~Dill o~ncl R' k'' H ) D--t B lot, CitY __ M 'I'll .fl" 24 By PAUL M. CLIFFORD Pomeroy Panthers '"' Dilht !-';. -~ ,, - . Baltlmor. ___. 41 8.1 .3!5 35 4: rapidly approachinJ the stage CIU<uo l, l'Joi!fd~l>bla ll!llbl T -........1.. where ihey could field ·~ olleo· ~ Q)lll'!lf.a~f{e 8. iit1bt Cbic•1o 7 &bi1oD 5 night slve t>leven for the 19M football · t•~~~~u.l~ l Pil.ttbur,b 0 lat ·K:ansu CltJ • New York 3 night season.' After almost two weeks Pltti)Urah 8. St. _Lout.·- l 3n4 ~!~.~~n4dW7~8a~lt"lmotoorne~ noll~~~ o,! lptralyctice cloadlch Alex Cilolf I• dol. 'l,o.l.... .- Ull _ .. .,. m e mo ne an o ens ve 1 ht D g r;....,i.:, . Prollabl• Pltch•n unit, and th! Panthen;_ are vad1 :roct.y'a -~,. • - ...ro~t,· , , · :Baftltn'ql"e at· 'cicVctand~Wight ually b~c~~u,ng acqu~mt.ed wi_th ."' ' GnHnni.tt at neW Yor't.:._rt,w~ 3."5 vs ~f'e ·t3-1C · the Spht T' formatiOn t~at C1lo ....·; : -~ -.!• . Gomea 8-7 liN"" Liddle Waahi.D(ton .at Detrult--Schmitr. ha;; used so effectively m the ,. - ,. . B-8 vs La'ry 12.1~ past. - ·Milw~uke;e at Btooklyn. ~;tlehtBmton · - at ChicagO-Brewer Although Cilo admits that tbe Bub1_13-8 vs .Meyez: 4-1,. ,, 8-0 v1 K~ap . IM l!neup he is ui.ing at the present - ~h~U9,.11~ PI)UJdel,'lJia rifehtNew York· at ·Kansas City nia;ht time could undergG some chanDavis: ~9 VI ~ DlCkaOn 1~ or -Larsen e-.1 or Byr'ne 12--4 vs ges th~rc is a good ch11oce that We~er 10-.8. _, il?ortoean•ro ~ost of the boys will be offenSt. '."Lp':!J• af Pltt&buriJb.. night. Tlhn·Ma.y'i GamH stve starters w~en the Panthers . Schmldt ' 'i-3 vs DoDoso 2-e . No gamts tch~uled meet Wahama m the opener on September 16. ,_:·=~'/ • Clio has concentrated on his '. oltet\ile al~ng . with fundamen~ls and condltiomng in t,hese f1nt ten days. He bas particularly stressed speed ~or his linemen, and most of the rorward wall are already sh!iwing the efrocts ol . , .,. 'I! .. hl s training. Coach Cilo SlfS J .. t~at he ' will start on his defeb· SIYe setup neKt week as school gets underway. Pomeroy's orrenslve forward this year probably will J,e one of the biggest tn the school'a his~ory . Working out at the en!lll have been Earl Smith and Miteh Johll80D with Sophomore Gene Harmon also seeing plenty of ac· tion. Smith and Johnston are How c!n you fill:•. • YICitlt_n,_.,cltt'n up . both Seniors. Smith played tack· •lllt 11M h•v• titre money 'lo, reut.Pif . le last ·fall, but saw service 1111 ,.,...,.r-JUit 10M yaur ~Jhdhe titi·4iill winter u center on the basket. t'CITY ,LOAN.'" Arrant~i quickly -for tht ball team, and has been convertONI lttn ta suit yaur special ntl ... ed to an end. Johnston and Har. mon both saw plenty of servi~ year. Smith weighs· 160, last I. ,• ... Johnston 163 and Harmon 1~ pounds. At the t•ckl11 will 1M big Junlor Hawthorne, tht 207 pauncl Sophomart, wt.o h11 bHn ont Df the hardtlt warktrt , In tht 124 LOAN E. MAIN lot:ll e~mp to cbtto. Junlar ha1 b..n improving with ••ch pr1ctlce Hlllon, 11td partlcu· t1rty hts ahowtd lncrtall 111 hla sp..d, which Is tsMntl•l In • teckl~ In tht Spilt "T" offtn• ••· Tht othtr t1cklt will bt big Milton l•mbtrt, who m•d• Nri' York .• C!ndnnaU 7 2nd Wuhlnotoa -- 46 00 .363 30\i The ;&cne.n: .-a THt ·$64,000 QUESTION . - cri'Y ,ounds, -d. ~Ia: ftieh -Barnbart has •orne service .. In tackle, but probably\ will mo11tly on defense. Rich 220J poDun~s. and!~ only d• J nl . ay11, an Ui.J poon u or also has seen sorn,e service. · _ Two lettermen are also hold· lng. down the guard slots. ~th are_ St:nlon. John Y_ouog, who weighs 110 pounds, Wlll probably be at one posl_!Jon and Jaek Hand ley, who baa 1one. up from 189 to 19f slnee practice has started, will probably be at the other guard. Here ~~J:ain_ Barnhart can also be use41 11 a a:uard. Veteran and · Co-eaptaln Gene Mlteh, aoother Senior who weletu 170 pounds, will be at center, and tbil wiD be hls. third year at t~la position. Ted a pound Junior, lremendouaty, will 1JJ the backfield eraq Billy Sheridan who ,hold down the vital ''T" back alot. ~ber~dan poundJ, and will be Oon Smith, lbe Chester tramreree. Smith ' oaly Wt\hJhS 135 poundJ, but baa looked impresaive. Little Billy Qualls and hard hitti.._ Bob Wl1 1 on, the other cot!aptaln, will be at the halfb4ekl. BUly just came out this week, bUt PfomiBelil to be one of the futeat baek& in the leaa:ue. whlle Wilson. abouid be In for hia beat 1eaaqn. He was on the tecOnd All SEO team last year, and at 178 pounds looks in for hia belt season. Clla has shifted talg Harold Brown, who playad tnd l.ist yur, to tht fullback position; Brown. a S.nlor, who wtllht 203 pounds, hi• fair tplfd, 1nd should fit Into Cllo't Plans. H1rotd h11 shtwtd _im1r~•· mtnt In taah pradlu ujalon; end looks Ilk• the tnsftr · ta Pom.roy's ntld for 1 fourth backfltlcl mu. If the .Panthers should line up this way ll&inst WahaQla·•- their line will average a lltUe ovtr 178 pound11, and their baetfi~d erry average considerably more with big Barnhart in the game. , ·ng • .nd CHICAGO UP-Swaps and Na1hun meet at Wasllington Park today in their $100,000 winnertake-all match rate with 1:\onon as both three-year-old of 19!15 .and hGrse of the year virtually certain to go to the winner as added prizes. Swaps, owned by Rex Ellsworth of California and unbeaten in eight three-year--old starts, was the 1 to 3 odds-on favorite , • oiler..With tlio purch.,. of 1 To..CO GOa Roam Heotor .....c.....lt1give you 11Kotutoly " " tlilo Sheffi"d C.rvlnt 1nd ~k Kolle Mt. And look ot •II tho outot1ndlng r..ti"t yGU IIIII In aT-. hootlf , , , 1~ !'~ In 1 Jeatco hHt•• ~"' ·· , ,. -- ~ '7-4 ' Howell, • ltrapping ~i-ht· bander, came to tbe rescue aCain Tuesday nl~t Wbllia the White Sox beat the Boaloa Red sOx ''7-8 a~d reaained pOueaaloil of 'tirii place by 1 half .I•me. · The Wblte ·~ax. took over the tDi' ruq wbea the Kanaaa City Athletica ,Urpriled the New Yankees, t•J. -.Qd dum~e;d Into a aeeond-place ~ tie the· CJevel~nd Iftdlani 'fhO ·te ....We hla won-a'nd-lott to 7--8. downed 8-6. 1 .• Red_l-.• Loa Twa Ted Klusr.ewskl blasted two hom•rs to ra!3e his major league leading total tQ 43 but the New York Giants swept a doublehead· t!r from the . Cincinnati Redlegs anyway. Johnny AnlonelU tossed a flve-hitter to give the Giants a 8-0 win in the opener and Willie Mays Jllt his-39th and 40th hom· ers to lead them to a 9-1 verdict ln the lecond game. ,. ., ( - - FLEETIJN' SEDANETI'E - ' Tilt New Sky IIYt Paint Ghrta This \.iHit ChoYY A Fresh l\"tw Look, It's a lolld ear with 1 nlca ciNn lnterlar. SEE IT NOW. . ' KARR&VAN%ANDT MOTO!t SALES I Last night's Moonbtamt On lpartt ttttad th1t · tht •100.000 r1ca betwtan lwtpl and N•ah· u• would bt carried O'ltlr local TV at 6:15 p.m. Actu•lty the tim• of tht r•c• Ia shortly •tt.r 5:00 p.m., loul lim•, and tht rae• will 1M ..ltvlsM •nr 1.11· tlon WCHS Charltaten, W. V1., Channtl 8. A ttltphan• call to St•tion WCHS conflrmtd thia taii'4'1Hd ust. that ·in· Ctm· ' Duke ~~ril~d:er~u~l~he~B~r~oo~k~ly~n~~~~;;;;;;;;=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~=~::::::::::::~::;:~-: • .-J/Iil . . ~ , · I 1 P'N , ,~~ .' rain. The downpour turned the track muddy -Tuesday and the best expected't"oday was • ratlns of "good." Hence it was unlikely the winner could clip the track record of 2:00 U •et by Ponder · in llK9, let ilone· the world matlc of 1:~ 1-6 hung up by Noor , Jn 1850. . ! · The off track wat expected ;, to favor Nashua, who wtil br!~k ft01n ~he inside post position". _p.f (tootlnued on Page Five~ Swaps would lift him to -12th In for t"fO workouts daily thro~.Wb all time earnings. _l . Friday, Sept, 9. Ori~~t drill wUI tit: held tbereattet \li1tli ·se-pt, ~. · Joining Cauacly, MaCbln··~ •nd VaT'go In \he e•perlen«d' cQl· Umn are End DIU Mlcha:el, Who spelled bo,lh Duea:er ~lld '"'· baker last" Yett; Jl,iard Jl~ fvl:· A crowd of approximately 2,o0o yr. whose· lbfuli~o held hi> ~ilf· attended the midget races at Rock me to 281 minut~s apd balfbacb Springs Fairgrounds race track Jei'ry Harkracier U19 minut"e8) Sunday afternoon, whieh featured and Jimmy IU)seboro nea minutes). midget cars of the area. The first heat of thfl races was 'Reserves of a yCIIJ'. ago are bewo-n· by Ch.arleston's Pete MUlei' ing counted upOn to fill most of ln a white No. 2 Fergu~n; second -the former experienced shOe!!. placement went to. E!l~\tl Dunn, Dick Guy, Uipodnd junior from Salem, drlvini an· tiUenhauser, Mansfield Is expected to ta)JI! Tblrd place was won by Bob Har· Hilinski's spot at tackle, wbiie tis of Lebanon, 0., driving a yel- Dave Weaver, 191-pound· senior low No. 2, Kurtisskr::aft. Fourth from Ha111Uton has the !lOd to pair pla.ee was won -by C. E. FrWer, with Parker at guard. Nitro, W. Va., ,who drove a Ford, Bob Bond, of Akron, who bas No.1. been a reserve for tbree yean, Racing in the se«Jolld heat as again will support Vlilreo at eeh-they placed in the final lap were ter. BoD.d and Cassady are the Pete MUter for a first in a No. tl;tree-lettermen on th~ . sql.iad, 32, which was the old No. 18, fo_,r- both hD.ving played as freshmen merJy driveo by Kerns Roush, -now the promoter ~f the Rock in 1952. Springs races. Second -place werit Don Vicic, 212-pound junior to Pete Adrian of Gallipolis In from C1eveland, who played only No. 29; third, Max Milligan, Park~ 32 minutes behind BobQ le11t yeu ersbur&. W. Va., driving' No. 21. Is the No. 1 fullback lolng into The third heat winner was Bob the practice season. Lee Williams lfarris in the No. 2; second Max of Sprinldield, who played stx DtVOitCE· FIUD l-lulHgan 21; third, .c. E. Frazier minutes last year as 1 half back in No. 72; and fourth Pete Adrian reolaeement hai . been -shifted lo Hulda SliD, · Pom~roy, plaintiff, In the 29. The Consolation race fullback and will battle VIele IQr VI; Robert Still, · ·MictlJ.!'n, de· ended in a tie between Adrian the job. Williams was the star of -lendent. and Miller. The feature race was the Buckeye -t rack team and holds won by Dunn in his Offenhau!ler' 9.D J!'llrk for the .too yard dash. secood, Bob Harri.~ in 2; and third Leo Brown, sophomore from Pete Adrian, 29. P?TI!II1l9Jith. who, .JI. 1.,~ ,. ~ml, . 'Kerns Roush statefl thlt the w1ll be tbe UihteS~ end in modern next raee wHI-be ~elrt September Ohio Sta~lootball, lA slated to 18 and that a eOblplt:lte line up pair _, with Mlchael at the Ranks. ~~ , wm be presend·h,t Sunday. Tbe . Quarttrb1ck is ·the bj& pr'obtem. Pomeroy Emergency Squad wiu Three leading ccntendera, f\'8nk ori hand at all times with their Ellwood, Dover junior, a· converttruck and popcorn stand. ed enC ~. Bill Booth, Youngltown •;eninr, and. Franklyn Theis, -Nyack ~- Y., junulor, are makiaf a.. bid ~OrJ the job controlled by ~eueit Jas~ year. · ly <I!Uppearod NEW YORK UP- 'the next spring. They are pitehers A'lan Worthington, Jim Con!ltable all;~ Joe Margonerl from Minneapobs and Pete Burnside from Dallas, outri elder~ Bob Lenno11 from Mlnheapolill and E;ric !Wdill from Colur.nbus, and infielder Fo5 ter Castleman from Minneapolf~ ,:Po~ost of them have beeri with \h~ GJ~~ts before. ' k CLEVELAND, Ohio· in>:....Otlo Graham, retire11 quaft"erbl"clr: ->t ~be Clev~l~nd Browns said today tie still -~oeSn•t knqw 'w~ther lie wllJ play -again but will me'~t once more with .Jirowns' eoaQb Pa~l Br;:~wn lllhtm ttie team re· turns from Call£ornla. The Browns adecl GrahAm ·to ret~rn when a "c:cou:ri action d9nied them_ the ~~~_Yieea of quiir. terback Bobby fi;-et<map~ leaving them ~tb olliy o~ quarterback, BAKER ' ....... .e c.w.t ...... Ill _,lif ................ .. -' _ f' ,.,.......... tNt II .....,...,. _., ............. ..., .. c........... ~~~. • ... ,.,......,. hsitse ._ ~4 1•'-•eM -w l._.HMiiln''flJI I'}; ·' ' . ·$299.00 nl• witt\ ..... . • ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :6............ .., ....., ••d ••• Is JliUI A..:..- Omtced . Harry Barnes, Mill Street, Is announctng thi purcbai!Je Of a partnership in hts insurance , bus· lneas ~ Mf. and ~ Mr1. Bruce Simpson, Pomeroy, The Simp. aona have boUiht the interests o1 Cbarle.t Bradl;lury, :WbO Ia emplqy. ed nQw at th~ Ohio Valley Elfie· trlc Corporation, and hu been Simpson l& 1 C•ptaln Ohio River Coal Company ' \ ....,....,C~~MM roa ,'· ·\ PJU!tiSION ••• -· 'lllat ufe&unla yHf .. . . . ..io .. ':' 'when' yo\1 leave your doctor'• preterlpt~ ~ the oklllod hando of our ••Jiatlf. .. pf.o11iiloo eillll, you ean be aure th.;l it be &lltd wl'&hprofetlionol proeialon from frl'~. ouppllol' of wm lop-quality, potent drup. ~ . ' E Partne'rs · hi'p Barbv-a Bolter, otdelt claulhler of .llr. arui M.ra. Kennetb Boater. Gallipqlia, baa been vUIUinl btr aunJ, Mra. Walter Rainey . Nu .. Jsme1 Titua Jr. and •op., Ri.c;k; Mrs. E. 0 . .R.a,ll and son, Tom, Mrt. Robert Coati ind dau. &bter. CbriJt.ine, atttnded the State Fair Monday. Fred Scbroath and children, 'Ann and Rick, BrldM"eport, were calte(J here Tuesday by the death of his father-in-law, Clifford Er.win. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A1hley, Dw:lbar. fJave beta here on a visit with relatives. Their aon James Ia emptiiYtct Ja Columbu~ ' · Dlan& and Vleky Lyon Zimmerfuneral Thursday. man, COlumbW, have been visjtDon Graber, (U Mn. Robert Allensworth a.qd son; ·- Jo~n. Frtday . Mra. AllellSwbrth and son, Joba and Stephen Mr. and Mn. Mc;CuJloul)l, attende<,~ the State Graber reFair and toot their guesta back to weo>k'• vJlit here. Columbus. Fred G~er tor a . vaCation w~lh Sharon Riley and Bob A&hley Ed Lewil abtl were ia Columbus Saturday to at•nd WIIJ Vililit tc~d the State Fair. SHOP OUR PRICIS . .•. weekead !~~~;~P;~::: ~the . . . PAIT CHitiF$ ~ !1\EIT !'bt P•st Chie#- of :: Maanolia Tt:Qipj,,, ·f)rthiap SisterS; . will · meet it the ~·hd Ward Houae, Pom..,l, ~ · evenl.lll . w"h Mrs. laoUiJI. {18arh:!J' and Mrs. Alva. FIREMEN SPECIAL MEETING OF THE POMEROY FIREMEN'S AS$'N. Wednesday Night-8:00P.M· At CITY HALL BACK TO SCH.OOL WARDROii . •.. BOYS and GIRLS SCHOOL OXFO $1. 98 ·to $4.95 SHOES DUNGAREES CAl'S SKIRTS PEDAL PUSHERS BWU8ES SHIRTS JACKETS Middleport Dept. Sfore · LE1"S ,ALL GET OUT TO THIS MEETING Mote Porker - Hlte 11 lostesses-. • FOR YOUR CHILDREN,'$ lUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l'resldeal ''· . .r' IROOMSOt .. STORY- '8 for~yeu .· ., • ··u .', .· . "YOUR ,I,JNiU$1 \. ll(r. -George Ratterman. e ...... cas It 9 ' j _...,.. ............ it . ..... New Otto Grahalil Is . \~:~:.·rohlp with Barnes Mr. on ' } } u ·d id ' d" St1 0 e~ e •M ·will eonUnue hlo won bqat ahd Mn. SJmpaon, t.~:~ .On Grid Future · s~:·~~ ~ :::.~·~~ . I Monday d'urinj: a two .nd one half ... ' • wtiil···•"•' ,-., \V· d &be former in .the early Une, while Nuhua, owned by William Woodward ,fr., ol New York ud beaten only by Swaps in niDI tacea thts year, Wll 8 to S. The cbanee that the faster . the t-.o 1peedblll• would coma wlth a new record for their and on• quarter dash, with welgbtl el 126 pound•. appu:"1~l; G.m,e Croob, who Wh choten froni the Middleport Marcht~s: Maad at the State Fair for the ·~o~d rear, Ll firtt trumpeter ia the billd. Three conc:erts were &lved· Sunday tiy the Band which llao ~id txhibition a:u1rchin1. HJs prentl, Jtfr. and Mrs. Walter C~b. Jeanette and Edwatd CroOb and Roy Lona: sptnt SundaY it tbe_F,ir. . ~lu Helen Beeson, who hu ¥een aitll'iDI It her cottage al Lonl BOtto-la hu returned tp Col umbu• w1uiH abe I• a tea~er -at !'rlftlclj_n JupJor · Hi.fb Scbo4J. ~ lit. and Mra. Georee Ta)'10r, Lo. , , alti.Ved here Tuesd{ly wltb. his COllfhl, Mlll . . .an.d f•~ily · until af. =e-rr:?!~d. 0~A $70:i:ry as for ~1!1 :r~eUc:O:,!~~~~~!ht!~zn:a~h Y~rk Giants hltV(l fecalled stven mmor league ~layers. for d~>liV-erv . ::~~"' . J1N ..lim.I~. OINDIAIOO B Cl • M ft and Koti v.,... .,. Giants Recall Seven Fr.om Minor Leqgues '. W. VA.I a. . of the year beat tbe Washlna:t~n seg~~~.::~be won his l9th aame beblnd an assault eluded two homers by .paneUa alid foW' bltl I . Midget Car Races Draw 2000 Crowd $395 . IOIIOIIITY HOI.DI I'ICMIC 'no 11t11 l itm• Pill lonlrtlr Mr. IDd lin. L. a. WUfX. ~nd other ftlatJya 4urilla: tba aw llel<l lbelr !amlly pleale ol Boland Mn. C. I . llleadOWa hHe wetk. le,'• (..ake Sunday afteraoon. rfttlv~ •ord. that thtlr 10M, Jfn. Earl Luu • ., ,Q\ea to Lim' WUtf and P•wl lohuon, RolRr Ho,ptt.al Ia tbe RawliDI,_ 'amUift preteJU were WIUlam .art 11klnl tbelt buie trai.Dbq at CoJta am.buiJSlCe Tuesday for obAW!Is, Zdw•rda Baets, Dr. J"ort Leoatr4 Wood, Mo. t ~ttvatlol). lim Bl~. Robert Coatn., AliA Tudor, X•nton, ll 'tltltlae 1 Mr. ud Mn. It L. Duabam r • Walter Holmettera, Richard Carrt, lullt :Pi'oltuco at tbe home of tumed Tuetday fr0111 a vbit wllb Kart Krautten, Dr. C h~rlea llui-her pal'ftllt.. Mr. llfd, Mrs. L. L. frlendl ID ChtcHO, 111, IMII, William IWitHII, Jam• Probuco. Lalit week Mr1. RlchM. Sgt tnd ll:u. Clifford Cole· Thomues. llalpb Weikert, Wtntbelr iam AndertoDI, Franklin Bailey& ai'd Jtawllnst and dau:hters, Ann ( maD, Croveport, vlaited and Suaan, Merton, were dinner new n.ep-t.•w, Jeny Lte, lOA of VlreU BrOWIIl, Richard Rupn, AJ 1 llltltl of tbe Probalf«< family Mr. and Mn. Eugene Coleman at fred Crews, Thomas Crow Jr .. and Whi!D they vlllted at .~heir former t he Ma10u Clinic TUHd•y even- Jfr. and Mrs. Edison Hob!tetter. home in Pomeroy.· · lng. tntiAu.ct ~rom~ 4 ~ehtdilled to report_ tO C4aeh tlcularly because the Woodward Woodp Ha)"eJ and hl.t. atlft for. colt, alred by Nuru}lah out ot opeoln1 of Oblo State Univer-Segula, ~as been tr•lni1JI oq liD 11ty'1 pnatU:t Thundv. SeiJtatn· oU track at Saratoea. • · ber 1. All pl1yera wtll rteelvt Iockey Eddie Arcaro, ellted equlpUleQt, tate medical ' examin~to ride Natbua, announced tlon1 and pose for pllotorraphen "tbere wW be no excuses," while todl)' . Willie Shoemaker, to pilot S..pa, sald "I e:.:pecl. to win." Twen1y lettermen are In the The bors'ei h•ve met only told but only. ~ven played more once previou1ly, in the Kentucky than 100 minutes last year. HI~ Derby when Swaps gained a slog from last ,-ear's ·naUonpl leqgtb and Ol)l! balf vtcto..,.. champion• are Dave bega:ett~ Bo~ A win for Nuhua would lift ·by Watkins •·- qd Hubeft Bttbo hlm to thlrd place in the from the b•ctfleld anfll Dean Dt,ll· . time earnings figure's behind ger, Dick B.r.ubaker, Dick Hillrl· tation and Symie, and a~o WOlliOI ski, .Jini Releltenbacb, DaVe Will · put blm leas thao $20,000 lams and Bob Thorh.ttln from tb.e' of Citation''> single St!BIOn lin'e. R•plactna: these atalw.ai1s TODAY··'S "ROCKET" SPECIAL · e~ ll~lllnolly C :::::;==========:::::..:.:; ih~ Muwaukee Brav~S. -=====~·.~· Sam lopes won his 12th e~me with relief aid from Hal Jeffcoat aa the Chicago Cubs beat tbe Philadelphia . Phillies, 3-1, and the St. Louis Cardinais and Pittsburgh P-irates split in - other NJ.,. activity. Harvey Haddix. w-Qn a 1-0 decision for St. Loula in "tl!.e , the decision fOf St. L.ou1' In - tbecompletlon of a suspended pn\e of July l'f but bO\\rEW! in · the Pew liltsftln .,.,.. "nightcaP" 3-1 to Dick Little." Font Bollton eri'on treated the field. White So• to fiVe unearned ~aa and mltcuu bf Billy Klau.a arid Ted WIUiatha In the siXth enabled Chle11D tO 1eore ihree un. earned tali11a that ~oved decU· alve. th& Yankee• auffered tbelr fJttb lc. in ellbt pm.ea on the,ir final Wutern ~lp when lOUth· paw Alex Kellner tUrned Ia a fiv~Uer •nd · Hex.tor Lopea 9?'-· ploded hi1 lUb homer In the fU· th liuUng . Bob . LemQD received eredlt for hit liUt victory of the seuon fOr the Jfldllaa but aeitded a nlnth-lnnlq atrlkeout by DOn Moati to end the atune. Southpaw But,- Hoeft of U;te Detroit Tilera took over the A.J.,. lead in lhutouta when. hia alxth II: Knife . 8y FR•D DOWN Unlt•d Prell Sporn Wrlttr DiXie HoweU, 8 35-year-old rookie who had just about etveh up hope bf winDing 1 Job in the major leagues,ds shaping up as the CbJcaiO Wbite sox• moM valuable player In the feverish American Le-.aue streteh run. ,Howell, making h1l Z7th . telief defeated the Baltimore Orioles will averatt 18& line P.Ouitdl Naturally thearouil..d defelillve will.• th• ••r:ond SEO 1 1teamJunior, last ftll. Mlltan All is only •nd promls" to h•n a 1rest ...son. Ht now weighs 11• For 1 limited time only we're Mllkh10 th1t .unhHtcf of Again Take AL Lead · . -- ... ~"'' ' Middleport PersonaL Appi'O);Imttelr 80 football C.U· dldatllo, hooded by aii<-Aroorlcan Howard Cuaady, to-captal.u Prt.a. Horse Race 00 Ie ur .er. Dal s• oston• - . . I'Sri' t e· · t' d 0 p F' 7-5·' "\iI anlm lndi'ans. . TI'ed, l'or s on IRUe n age IVe ~ • he too ha1 showN Ohio .• Candidates Report For Ohio /\US., State Football Practice Today an er Offensive· egtn_s . o. orm AMIIIICAN LIAGU• .. , 31; 1955 . · Wednesday, August 31, 1955 tO an ·su-.csn " · stiT;IOM" · .t:9o ' "'· ._, . . .. . • ' t. • ' .- .Qn :Yo'' b-~nclng llnjoyme~u;•~ •• Yi~n • ANNOUNCING hlltmT: leellt our~ Ia aboolule -th· The R.-Op.nll'ig'Of .. Andrew Pavllsh Dontl Clottoi DOll eBALLET ·I • -, How ••A;l.IJ.loo)l eACliOIIATlC .....Ui~ION ·Dmei~l '-· fiUI. Leom e'iery llep. '~~ oil IIIIo lluie ilid idvliil.eed <tepi the wa7 .lbOtlillncll bave ...... rill ··· eB~ToN TWIRLING lkllled inWni. . ' . . feOilnl Ia lio hlotory. w..•....lievet _..... • r.,icb Mlote-oulllrii'PID~Irr lor 1bc .;.;;. ....... tllat lOomed Bulelr. into the top thnoo al Amerioo'o beot..Uen. .• So ,..'n Uoriaa prolill with JOU-by odd. iac a lriC boaa1 to the •lWil·loag lrado·ia ollowoaoo1 we've been maldq 1111 yoar. .. Dmp ia ud 1ee 1f'hal • whoppi.,~ · · JIRIOOII moko thil Vei'J day on tlio 1'1 10 ~itely die thrilload buy of y-• would le11 How tbe one ,"·'1-' • •n Ad~­ uyw •Oo4ftll of I throulb the lwileh•pilob mo.lo of Variable Pj!llh 1>)-ndow"-ond bow )'011 ,., on lhilolzzli•• action ot • for better buy than )'011 ever could beforeP llke lo """ tho hottell• · iD biotory -lor plenty before lhil yoorP · tike .to bon a beauty like · -lrie md broed and oolid ooiiiiDrt--tocl ,.ua like to oommind a V8 power' m:iluiok It'. on for JOU, n,Jrt now, Ia I prallt-•hai'luc It-.. cleol Uko JOu've never oeoa before, be-• tberO'• never been 1 , _ tike tb.io. : l'ot l!alok today hu broken every oolee · ~ ... 7MJ1o;t~;a~:~­ Biaaest~--llfnJ) Buick iD .. .. R ·- AUTO D,..,... • YftoJII Pild ,..,_ I; Iii oolt i,;;,.t 6o;W. .-,_II ROAD.IW'l'U, , . - . _,..-,MIN AMIHI tiJB SWJ. . -" ·..• ·Q9. 'II "-\ �. ' WednesCioy, :,t;;ugust ~ 1, 1955 • • ClassUif14 Adl reeen__. Ul 1u 4'JI. will. be publlabeo. tiUI same 41J u recelve<l. '-i 1 (9) For Sc.ie . ltates: z eeiul per woNt we illo 1erLion. Minimam ctuu:ge bOc.4 cents per word for three .._. &ecutivc WertiODi. "" spe~ial-One moa1.h lor 23 eeo.ta per word. Joppa Met.h.odist Ch~o~r~h Holds ~ Annual Homecoming Tuesday -!231 Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE wltb MilUono of lllea killed Chipo-5 JOHN ALECTO and JANE Star-Malathion Fly lbo., $1.79. MEIGS COUNTY ALECTO, wbose r~al names are 8-29-3tp unknown, and wbose places of FARM BUREAU. r eaidences are unknown, as th <! paren.ts o( Abbey Alecto, a minor J child and foundling .:ts reported to Section a705.HI Rerun rate o1 2 een~ jer word will Wanted-Benches or Chalrs' suit- agreeably vised Code, found August 20, 1005 be c:banied for adva-tlliq tf not able lor lodee ball. Call 116-X on bank of Ohio River opposit e patO for before the 15th of eae.b ~te tbe corner of Lynn and Main or 6191J.X.. moalb faUowiug illSel'tioa. Streets, Pomeroy, Ohio, aged 1·3 Errort ,in Advertlsi(4J-Should be WANTED TO BUY_....,.. oak, hours, and named thereumler. reported lmmedia'':UJ.1'he i>a.Hy Poplar. Bmwood. PiD:e, Wahua& Mary Kathryn Lynn, are cited to StD\inl;!l will not be- reapons~ble Aloo Oak, Poplar, Bulfi'OOd appear with said minor before the for mpre one mcortec:t iulumber, IP'teD or drJ, 4o4, 1-4, juuge of the Juvcnil!:! Court of oort!O&. 64, 8-t. Delivered IO .Meigs County, Ohio, at the cOurt ·t uppera l'latDJ, Ohio, Jard 1 House in Pomeroy, Ohio, on the (..od.,.t. of Thankl and Speclal NoCa1h ou deliYei'J. Write or c1U Btb day of September, 1~5 at 10 Uces u.: ~vents: pruned at re&\l· ua for partteal1ra. Tbe Ohio o'clock A. M., and to abide the lax: clisslfied rates. U1>1tuar1es Valier MfJ. Corp. Jlllooe c.ool· order or the Court. Tbe complaint P'i!>lilbed at l 1..-e.,t per wora. 1-a.tl filed in aaid Co"w1. 1eh forth that ville 1880. Char&ed Adl tel!elvea by mall or said minor appears to be nnletephooe .civea e.areJ:W anea- I glec.tCd. UOD. , or Tbe persoas so cited failing to appear may be punished as in I' 1 FOR LEASE--Service Statlon in other cases for contempt of court. Pomeroy. Lar&e sales room, 4 Witness my signature and the large bays, rooma for plenty of seal of said Court this 30th day BOTrLED GAS--lns\aUati.oo and work. Chance for local man to or August, 1913. serv1ce. See us for prices. RUTbuild good bualn~. Minimum JOHN c. BACON LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. re~t and investment. Call . or Judge and Ex·of!icio Clerk 9-30-tl wrJte BURT HANSON, GalhpoMeigs County Juvenile Court lis, Ohio. Guyan 86086. 8-28-6tc (1-31-ltc J \II The annual homecoming for ied by her mother, Mra. Harold Joppa Methodist Church was held Brannon at the piaoo . Alter the musical program, the yesterdl.y wltb hlany old mem· meeing was turned over &o Rev. bers and visitors present. John Elwood, Racine, who eonA bu.ge family type dinner gratulated memben of th.e cburwas served picnic style under eb for dcilnJ an putstandlng job the trees outside the church. and he commented on the added Following dinner a dediea· ioteres& people are t.akio.l toward tion meetlns: was held inside the maintenance and remodeling of church with Freeland Norris, pas· their churches throus:hOut the at· tor, .a cting· aa chairman. Norris ea including his cbar1e, t.be Ra• described t~e recent remodeling cloo area. and made mention of the donatRev. Elwood then pre1ented a ed labor and materials. brier, thought provoking sermon Harry Ruth gave a short hl• baaed 00 he "Z3rd PBalm," and tory of the io~nding of the ehur-· closed by Jiavlng the conarel~t cb. Opal Harns was appointed ton· aliig several well known .bymna. historian _for the c~min.g year. A quartet coiJ,fisting · of Carl Long BoUom Methodist ChurNickols, PeMaeoll, Florida; Vir· ch will have thelr homecoming ginia Kerwood, Ripley, W. ' Va.; next Sund4y and the above menOwen Castu, Middleport; and tioned wU} be there. John Pierson, Ripley, W. Va., presented some Very good musical· numbers and some character impressions. . Eula Reed and Nona Sanllera sang several ductll accompanying themselves on the accordian and guitar. Eileen Brannon 15ang a new vcr:§i.on of "The Bible Tells Me So" and waa accompanVetera~ of an wars who have been b01pitaliled, wounded, aa~ aed or injured are invited by FULL HOU!E Commander Rober& See to att~ MeLOUTII, Kan. UP-There's eDd the~ next D.A.V. meelln.g, no extra room in Verne C . September 6, at 8 p.m. in tbe f..e.. Bartlett's bi.J house. He bas a big gion Hall, on Viand · Street in Pt. famlly. Arrival of Donna Marie Pleasant. and Donia Jean gave the Bart1etts n Is now· reporte4 I'Jy Adjutant three setS of twina: in three years, Bruno Caacl 90% paid·Up me"m· and a total of 14 children. berships. Dept. . Senior ViceCommander William PaneUe urges all delinquent memberl to pay u soon as possible to en- · able the Chapter to be the flrat 100% paid membership in the state. To help veterans flle their claims, there will be present Service Offict"lr and past DePart· ment, Junior Vice-commander. Ed Reuter. Dues can be mailed by money order or by contacting Dell Plan!J;, Matbew Raines, Ed Reut- Wonted To Buv the -- tbU .... ( 13 I F Lease 1!! Auto Sales 1936 PONTIAC Sedan. Fair con· ditlo'i'. Pric ed to sell. 296 Mulbc:try Ave. 8-26-6tp -1954 CIIF.VROLET 2-t.on low · mneJae, $1795. Pomeroy, Ohio. LWB Blaettnar'~. 8·2T.fitc . 1951 BUICK Sup~' Riviera, ~5 . __ I 141 . For Rent ·;:_:_ New Haven, W. Va., FURNISHED APM1.T~ modern, electric range, water heater, washing machine. Phone rorner 2-3080 for appointment to see or call at McGlothlin lnsuruncc Agency office. B·31-3tc B\aettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. . 8-27~1.c - - -·- - · ----1952 PI,Y MOUTH Ot!lux 4-door Serlan, $795. Blactlnar's, Porn· . croy, Ohio. 8-27·6tc 1953 CHEVROLET 2-door ''210" Delux Sedan, $U95 . Blacttnar's, 8·27·6t.C Pomeroy·, Ohio. 19M PONTtA C 2-door Sedan, $1596. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-21...fttc NEAR EAST PROBLEMS WORRY STATE DEPARTMENT • HOUSE, three bedrooma, furnish· cd. Out of hlah· water. Inquire 6304-X. 8 90-3tt 5-room UNFURNISHED APART· MENT. Newly decorated. ~ block from bank. Phone 6009. 8 30-3te TURKEY er, Willlani Casci, C. or C. 19M BUICK Special Dclux 2 door Sedan, $1m. Blacttoar's, Pom· eroy, :ohio. ChannelS . wells DAV Invites All ·Vets To Attend SatUI'day Meeting I NotiGes I.'IL ABNEI! 827-6tc IRAQ Pancake, ,:CJ ZlilJ Oa tGYPT 11:00.' Valtoal LtdJ il:l~ :{..ov~ of lJlo U:3Q Sea.rCh\tOr T.OmQli'Qw 'J:oo. 'l'!oe llrtghl!r 4:00 4 ·O'Clock Theatrt ~: 00 J,uclcy 8 Ranoh '. 15:00 Cisc3 Xid 8:30 Doug 'dW@l(l~ NeWI 8:43 Songs Of the Week 7~00 · SUr Time Pla)·bouu ·T: 30 Mueit '51 8,:00 Me~ .MI.llie 8;S() Colo,lel Mareb 9:oo $d4,00q Question 9:30 See It N~,. 10:00 Your Esso> \I•P•I\t•• I IPO~ cou" IHCIH with )lOWer ......... her.e. A ...uHiul Au-114. . CHEVROLET 2 dr......... iool Automebll•. ' iiiiRCURY Clb. apo, Yolo'tl Hio ...... ., lhlt . price too. · -_ Jftll.i'(lio R&H. Whllo wol! .... 1M WILLVI D. D. lharo. .Ma.IY' lllore To CLINIC ltatltft w._ Cl1001e From OpeaE..nlllnTU19 Recent · adinilaloDII to the on Cllllie were u follow&: < .It's HARD to Sell Goods That are in the back room lio<ia~ Lumber, $11& on4 up, We · dfUYer, H. H. & I. L. HAWK, · Bte. 1, Mlnenvllle, Ohio. Phon~ Cheater, 0!-lio. or SP 36'778, Ml· : .-..,,'W. Va . -Iter 8 P. M. ,•:1.5~< FURNACE. Jil room hou&e wlt.b all attachments. Call 8·24-11 RODnEY DOWNING ' You ntecllo dllploy lhe merchandise to help sell II. INIUBANCJI, ~OIIIICIY ' '"ro. A~lo, Real - ··---- .. Invest weekly In a 'display ••••' SEE U$ For Your At Special Low l'rlees by y-o.q~.~ '. .. Ia IIIPDLIIPOII'I. Otbo ' """. SENTINEL ADVERTISING -lfill'.J!¥. · ., WEBUY . IIOBAP. I)\ON ANOTHER WAY TO 'DIS)'LA V' YOUR GOODS AND SERVICES 1'1'1\VO'l"URAL 1 a• •JII .·· ; .' . ,:.. ._. . . ~·· tbal g~1 rlg~t b1to your prosped's home Estate . Brobr ' . FAtia,~(fiLLOW'$98c .NICE SE~EC119N ' . . ' r: "' • i • • ••ioW'N SUEDE •~kEY, ~U,f>l! .: . •II.:AC!K L~THER .' . \ SCHOOL . 11:15 11:30 12:30 ltll CHIVROLIT lot Air 4 dr. Jt·"•&. H. A tht~rp AYI'Otnoblle. 1953 PORD 2 jilr.-A car well WOrth tiMo, MOnty• 1952 ~D Ronch w11A HAN to .., merchancll... llut w 7:00 t :OO 8:30 10:80 11:00 1.1:45 l2:00 ..t2: lS · 1954 FoRD VI Cuotomllno 4 tr It, MAlON ' ' I 1~ 8\IICK. Spocl'<ol .2 ""· A lowly Automoltll•. No One Injured In Collision l)a.J S:U5 Secret ~tofm . ~ ' l f30 Oa Yodr Account 1100 ...... )•10 8:00 1:80 World 1:00 ~:10 I ; l:liO . 1:41 -J4:o0 .,.0 ~;OIJ I:SQ i:OO 8:15 8!it$ 8:30 8:45 7:011 7:30 8:00 B:So · jriDIIISDA Y 7:00 Sign Oa WHAT A SELECTION OF GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 1955 CHIVIIDLET a.1 Air MAP ILUJSTRATES amoldHtng N!!ltr Easl problem• wl,\cb are worry\na t.M U. S. State dPJ•A:·t mellL NBC rtatloer VOIU''Neat To41y'o Ntw• " rt,rm i'!BC .~ D9lil .fehool IIBC l!'OIIi aat YIUr ChU· Crump .WHOAI SAUDI ""'*' ' f' ; I!IC ~ J;ralt ..,_ D: 00. .GIIITII Molore . . 9:30 Arthur U<l<llrey 10:30 St;lll,e 11. 1\k:h . 11:45" Thdluldlnt Li~hl .katie's Kt!chea ' · 12:15 Rold or Life 12:30 Welcome Tn:veler' 1:" ~ Q. Lowll 1:30 HOuseparty J:I!O The )!Jg' l'•~ 1:(10 Bpb Crosl>y ,\ NIIC • . ~:OQ· ~omiq. Show CARS -·~RAilA YQ<Iq <loU.,-. TUIIII)AY • Bruno James TtlillliA1 8:'111 . Sip 00 . 1:00 ¥ornma;;Show Garry M:oore Art~~r Godfre1 !l)rike. It Rleb Va!i•nt Lady Lr-ve of Ufe Starch for Tomorrow Guiding Llghl Katle'!l ~tcbe~ Road of Life , Wc-icome Travelers Rollert Q. t.ewis 1:so Hou.eparty. . . . . '. 2:00 2:90 3:00 ~:15 3:30 4:00 8:00 8:00 6:3!) 8:4!1 The But: h:vou Bob Crosb:r The BriRhter _Das Secret Stllrtn On Your Account 4 O'Clock Theatre Lucky 8 Ranch The Range Ridt'r Doug Edwarda News. LaRosa 9:00 10:00 11:00, lf:30 1~ : 00 & U:ts Durul: Sebool i'ld !our C'le 12:45 • 1:00 ·. 1:3a 2:00 Nesl Farm NBC ~·~· lo l!ehooJ wttb Tbe· Carr'• l!ack 2:3!:1 NBC It Pays To Be Mar- .· . . rte4 · .. , . , . .. , . .. , Way of the World Fir,~ Love Mr. 8weeDQ' Romaaee1· HOW ? • �. ' WednesCioy, :,t;;ugust ~ 1, 1955 • • ClassUif14 Adl reeen__. Ul 1u 4'JI. will. be publlabeo. tiUI same 41J u recelve<l. '-i 1 (9) For Sc.ie . ltates: z eeiul per woNt we illo 1erLion. Minimam ctuu:ge bOc.4 cents per word for three .._. &ecutivc WertiODi. "" spe~ial-One moa1.h lor 23 eeo.ta per word. Joppa Met.h.odist Ch~o~r~h Holds ~ Annual Homecoming Tuesday -!231 Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE wltb MilUono of lllea killed Chipo-5 JOHN ALECTO and JANE Star-Malathion Fly lbo., $1.79. MEIGS COUNTY ALECTO, wbose r~al names are 8-29-3tp unknown, and wbose places of FARM BUREAU. r eaidences are unknown, as th <! paren.ts o( Abbey Alecto, a minor J child and foundling .:ts reported to Section a705.HI Rerun rate o1 2 een~ jer word will Wanted-Benches or Chalrs' suit- agreeably vised Code, found August 20, 1005 be c:banied for adva-tlliq tf not able lor lodee ball. Call 116-X on bank of Ohio River opposit e patO for before the 15th of eae.b ~te tbe corner of Lynn and Main or 6191J.X.. moalb faUowiug illSel'tioa. Streets, Pomeroy, Ohio, aged 1·3 Errort ,in Advertlsi(4J-Should be WANTED TO BUY_....,.. oak, hours, and named thereumler. reported lmmedia'':UJ.1'he i>a.Hy Poplar. Bmwood. PiD:e, Wahua& Mary Kathryn Lynn, are cited to StD\inl;!l will not be- reapons~ble Aloo Oak, Poplar, Bulfi'OOd appear with said minor before the for mpre one mcortec:t iulumber, IP'teD or drJ, 4o4, 1-4, juuge of the Juvcnil!:! Court of oort!O&. 64, 8-t. Delivered IO .Meigs County, Ohio, at the cOurt ·t uppera l'latDJ, Ohio, Jard 1 House in Pomeroy, Ohio, on the (..od.,.t. of Thankl and Speclal NoCa1h ou deliYei'J. Write or c1U Btb day of September, 1~5 at 10 Uces u.: ~vents: pruned at re&\l· ua for partteal1ra. Tbe Ohio o'clock A. M., and to abide the lax: clisslfied rates. U1>1tuar1es Valier MfJ. Corp. Jlllooe c.ool· order or the Court. Tbe complaint P'i!>lilbed at l 1..-e.,t per wora. 1-a.tl filed in aaid Co"w1. 1eh forth that ville 1880. Char&ed Adl tel!elvea by mall or said minor appears to be nnletephooe .civea e.areJ:W anea- I glec.tCd. UOD. , or Tbe persoas so cited failing to appear may be punished as in I' 1 FOR LEASE--Service Statlon in other cases for contempt of court. Pomeroy. Lar&e sales room, 4 Witness my signature and the large bays, rooma for plenty of seal of said Court this 30th day BOTrLED GAS--lns\aUati.oo and work. Chance for local man to or August, 1913. serv1ce. See us for prices. RUTbuild good bualn~. Minimum JOHN c. BACON LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. re~t and investment. Call . or Judge and Ex·of!icio Clerk 9-30-tl wrJte BURT HANSON, GalhpoMeigs County Juvenile Court lis, Ohio. Guyan 86086. 8-28-6tc (1-31-ltc J \II The annual homecoming for ied by her mother, Mra. Harold Joppa Methodist Church was held Brannon at the piaoo . Alter the musical program, the yesterdl.y wltb hlany old mem· meeing was turned over &o Rev. bers and visitors present. John Elwood, Racine, who eonA bu.ge family type dinner gratulated memben of th.e cburwas served picnic style under eb for dcilnJ an putstandlng job the trees outside the church. and he commented on the added Following dinner a dediea· ioteres& people are t.akio.l toward tion meetlns: was held inside the maintenance and remodeling of church with Freeland Norris, pas· their churches throus:hOut the at· tor, .a cting· aa chairman. Norris ea including his cbar1e, t.be Ra• described t~e recent remodeling cloo area. and made mention of the donatRev. Elwood then pre1ented a ed labor and materials. brier, thought provoking sermon Harry Ruth gave a short hl• baaed 00 he "Z3rd PBalm," and tory of the io~nding of the ehur-· closed by Jiavlng the conarel~t cb. Opal Harns was appointed ton· aliig several well known .bymna. historian _for the c~min.g year. A quartet coiJ,fisting · of Carl Long BoUom Methodist ChurNickols, PeMaeoll, Florida; Vir· ch will have thelr homecoming ginia Kerwood, Ripley, W. ' Va.; next Sund4y and the above menOwen Castu, Middleport; and tioned wU} be there. John Pierson, Ripley, W. Va., presented some Very good musical· numbers and some character impressions. . Eula Reed and Nona Sanllera sang several ductll accompanying themselves on the accordian and guitar. Eileen Brannon 15ang a new vcr:§i.on of "The Bible Tells Me So" and waa accompanVetera~ of an wars who have been b01pitaliled, wounded, aa~ aed or injured are invited by FULL HOU!E Commander Rober& See to att~ MeLOUTII, Kan. UP-There's eDd the~ next D.A.V. meelln.g, no extra room in Verne C . September 6, at 8 p.m. in tbe f..e.. Bartlett's bi.J house. He bas a big gion Hall, on Viand · Street in Pt. famlly. Arrival of Donna Marie Pleasant. and Donia Jean gave the Bart1etts n Is now· reporte4 I'Jy Adjutant three setS of twina: in three years, Bruno Caacl 90% paid·Up me"m· and a total of 14 children. berships. Dept. . Senior ViceCommander William PaneUe urges all delinquent memberl to pay u soon as possible to en- · able the Chapter to be the flrat 100% paid membership in the state. To help veterans flle their claims, there will be present Service Offict"lr and past DePart· ment, Junior Vice-commander. Ed Reuter. Dues can be mailed by money order or by contacting Dell Plan!J;, Matbew Raines, Ed Reut- Wonted To Buv the -- tbU .... ( 13 I F Lease 1!! Auto Sales 1936 PONTIAC Sedan. Fair con· ditlo'i'. Pric ed to sell. 296 Mulbc:try Ave. 8-26-6tp -1954 CIIF.VROLET 2-t.on low · mneJae, $1795. Pomeroy, Ohio. LWB Blaettnar'~. 8·2T.fitc . 1951 BUICK Sup~' Riviera, ~5 . __ I 141 . For Rent ·;:_:_ New Haven, W. Va., FURNISHED APM1.T~ modern, electric range, water heater, washing machine. Phone rorner 2-3080 for appointment to see or call at McGlothlin lnsuruncc Agency office. B·31-3tc B\aettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. . 8-27~1.c - - -·- - · ----1952 PI,Y MOUTH Ot!lux 4-door Serlan, $795. Blactlnar's, Porn· . croy, Ohio. 8-27·6tc 1953 CHEVROLET 2-door ''210" Delux Sedan, $U95 . Blacttnar's, 8·27·6t.C Pomeroy·, Ohio. 19M PONTtA C 2-door Sedan, $1596. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-21...fttc NEAR EAST PROBLEMS WORRY STATE DEPARTMENT • HOUSE, three bedrooma, furnish· cd. Out of hlah· water. Inquire 6304-X. 8 90-3tt 5-room UNFURNISHED APART· MENT. Newly decorated. ~ block from bank. Phone 6009. 8 30-3te TURKEY er, Willlani Casci, C. or C. 19M BUICK Special Dclux 2 door Sedan, $1m. Blacttoar's, Pom· eroy, :ohio. ChannelS . wells DAV Invites All ·Vets To Attend SatUI'day Meeting I NotiGes I.'IL ABNEI! 827-6tc IRAQ Pancake, ,:CJ ZlilJ Oa tGYPT 11:00.' Valtoal LtdJ il:l~ :{..ov~ of lJlo U:3Q Sea.rCh\tOr T.OmQli'Qw 'J:oo. 'l'!oe llrtghl!r 4:00 4 ·O'Clock Theatrt ~: 00 J,uclcy 8 Ranoh '. 15:00 Cisc3 Xid 8:30 Doug 'dW@l(l~ NeWI 8:43 Songs Of the Week 7~00 · SUr Time Pla)·bouu ·T: 30 Mueit '51 8,:00 Me~ .MI.llie 8;S() Colo,lel Mareb 9:oo $d4,00q Question 9:30 See It N~,. 10:00 Your Esso> \I•P•I\t•• I IPO~ cou" IHCIH with )lOWer ......... her.e. A ...uHiul Au-114. . CHEVROLET 2 dr......... iool Automebll•. ' iiiiRCURY Clb. apo, Yolo'tl Hio ...... ., lhlt . price too. · -_ Jftll.i'(lio R&H. Whllo wol! .... 1M WILLVI D. D. lharo. .Ma.IY' lllore To CLINIC ltatltft w._ Cl1001e From OpeaE..nlllnTU19 Recent · adinilaloDII to the on Cllllie were u follow&: < .It's HARD to Sell Goods That are in the back room lio<ia~ Lumber, $11& on4 up, We · dfUYer, H. H. & I. L. HAWK, · Bte. 1, Mlnenvllle, Ohio. Phon~ Cheater, 0!-lio. or SP 36'778, Ml· : .-..,,'W. Va . -Iter 8 P. M. ,•:1.5~< FURNACE. Jil room hou&e wlt.b all attachments. Call 8·24-11 RODnEY DOWNING ' You ntecllo dllploy lhe merchandise to help sell II. INIUBANCJI, ~OIIIICIY ' '"ro. A~lo, Real - ··---- .. Invest weekly In a 'display ••••' SEE U$ For Your At Special Low l'rlees by y-o.q~.~ '. .. Ia IIIPDLIIPOII'I. Otbo ' """. SENTINEL ADVERTISING -lfill'.J!¥. · ., WEBUY . IIOBAP. I)\ON ANOTHER WAY TO 'DIS)'LA V' YOUR GOODS AND SERVICES 1'1'1\VO'l"URAL 1 a• •JII .·· ; .' . ,:.. ._. . . ~·· tbal g~1 rlg~t b1to your prosped's home Estate . Brobr ' . FAtia,~(fiLLOW'$98c .NICE SE~EC119N ' . . ' r: "' • i • • ••ioW'N SUEDE •~kEY, ~U,f>l! .: . •II.:AC!K L~THER .' . \ SCHOOL . 11:15 11:30 12:30 ltll CHIVROLIT lot Air 4 dr. Jt·"•&. H. A tht~rp AYI'Otnoblle. 1953 PORD 2 jilr.-A car well WOrth tiMo, MOnty• 1952 ~D Ronch w11A HAN to .., merchancll... llut w 7:00 t :OO 8:30 10:80 11:00 1.1:45 l2:00 ..t2: lS · 1954 FoRD VI Cuotomllno 4 tr It, MAlON ' ' I 1~ 8\IICK. Spocl'<ol .2 ""· A lowly Automoltll•. No One Injured In Collision l)a.J S:U5 Secret ~tofm . ~ ' l f30 Oa Yodr Account 1100 ...... )•10 8:00 1:80 World 1:00 ~:10 I ; l:liO . 1:41 -J4:o0 .,.0 ~;OIJ I:SQ i:OO 8:15 8!it$ 8:30 8:45 7:011 7:30 8:00 B:So · jriDIIISDA Y 7:00 Sign Oa WHAT A SELECTION OF GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 1955 CHIVIIDLET a.1 Air MAP ILUJSTRATES amoldHtng N!!ltr Easl problem• wl,\cb are worry\na t.M U. S. State dPJ•A:·t mellL NBC rtatloer VOIU''Neat To41y'o Ntw• " rt,rm i'!BC .~ D9lil .fehool IIBC l!'OIIi aat YIUr ChU· Crump .WHOAI SAUDI ""'*' ' f' ; I!IC ~ J;ralt ..,_ D: 00. .GIIITII Molore . . 9:30 Arthur U<l<llrey 10:30 St;lll,e 11. 1\k:h . 11:45" Thdluldlnt Li~hl .katie's Kt!chea ' · 12:15 Rold or Life 12:30 Welcome Tn:veler' 1:" ~ Q. Lowll 1:30 HOuseparty J:I!O The )!Jg' l'•~ 1:(10 Bpb Crosl>y ,\ NIIC • . ~:OQ· ~omiq. Show CARS -·~RAilA YQ<Iq <loU.,-. TUIIII)AY • Bruno James TtlillliA1 8:'111 . Sip 00 . 1:00 ¥ornma;;Show Garry M:oore Art~~r Godfre1 !l)rike. It Rleb Va!i•nt Lady Lr-ve of Ufe Starch for Tomorrow Guiding Llghl Katle'!l ~tcbe~ Road of Life , Wc-icome Travelers Rollert Q. t.ewis 1:so Hou.eparty. . . . . '. 2:00 2:90 3:00 ~:15 3:30 4:00 8:00 8:00 6:3!) 8:4!1 The But: h:vou Bob Crosb:r The BriRhter _Das Secret Stllrtn On Your Account 4 O'Clock Theatre Lucky 8 Ranch The Range Ridt'r Doug Edwarda News. LaRosa 9:00 10:00 11:00, lf:30 1~ : 00 & U:ts Durul: Sebool i'ld !our C'le 12:45 • 1:00 ·. 1:3a 2:00 Nesl Farm NBC ~·~· lo l!ehooJ wttb Tbe· Carr'• l!ack 2:3!:1 NBC It Pays To Be Mar- .· . . rte4 · .. , . , . .. , . .. , Way of the World Fir,~ Love Mr. 8weeDQ' Romaaee1· HOW ? • �I ' lOY SCOUTS RJOY HiKI 80)' lleout Troop, Mt, t>omeroy, eajojed i JUke and eootut in the hillt back of Pomeroy M011day eveniD&. 'llhe aecond clasa tests --SEEK;lNG 'MISS TALL TEXAS' I were pasaed on cooltlng and wnp fire bulldin&. Boys present for the outing were BUly Young, Johnny Bryant, Roger Stutes, Nick Coates, Dor Coate., Charles Downie, ·Keith Barnit&, Mike \Sw at&el, Johno,v McMurray, Manning Spencer, Donald Spencer, Terry Knight and Tommy Mltzelfeld one visitor, from Rochester, Michigan. Leaders .ptiient wer<~~ Ralph Swatzel. . Spencer and Charles The next .meeting will be lleld Tuesday, September 6. The troop will journe;y to th!l Spencer farm for a cook out. · ISLAND FOR SALE POR'IL\ND, Me: UP-Maine's real estate opportunities in· elude an island with 20 ; miles of shore and 15 Qliies of road. Price is ODIY ""''ooO IICCOrding to the atate's publicity bureau. BOY'S WESTERN JEANS Size•4 to 12 $1.95 ' • LARGER BOY'S · AN INTIANl Ia meuured In Bracketvtlle, Tex., to be aure ahe quail• flea tor the •MJaa Tall Texaa" contest Sept. 16. . Entrant& muat be ,.t le!'at ll·feet-8 and resilient& ot Lone Star atat_e. '"!eNIIIIIOflllll' Sizes 27 to '30 ! .95 Approacliin.g Marriage Announced By Parent•. .J . • THEM . , , SCHOOL BECKY~S Middleport, Ohio • Formerly H. ]. H:v•ell Fu.r niture Stor~ . Phone tqotf.y .. Mr. and J\lrs. ·Ernest Clark of Grove, 0., are announcing the approachlnJ marriage of their daughter, Marlene to Cecil J. Hill, IJ)n of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hill of Letart Falls, 0. · I Apple · LET os OUTFIT - MEIGS TON.IGHT Thru Wednelday Santa Fe Passage Battle Cry <Tachnlcolorl John Pa.,ne Auguat 31 Palth Domergue Clnemaacopo Van Heflin (Techl'llcolor) Aldo filay lhorta Thun and Fri. Thur..,rl Soptemllor 1·2 East Of Eden ClnomaiCOIIII .lulla Harrla ITfc,hniCC.Ior) Jamfl ' Dean Sopt.mbor 1-2 Bedevliled Clnematcope Anne laxter (Technlcolor) Steve Forreat ly IVA CAitPINTIIt Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Adams of Findley were recent cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Icenhour of Outvil)e, were recent guests of his mother and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe and Mr. and Mra. Rudy Durst and daugbter, Margaret. Mrs. Zetta Boyd of Parkersburg, and son, Joe, were recent guest& of relatives a tbia place. Mr. and Mu. Dell Talbott, Mrs. Zetta Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter, called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Circle and dau· . ghter, J oycc, Saurda Y evemng. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vao Meter and children, were recent guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Ross Van Meter of Spiller. Victor Durst was a recent guest ofMa c and"h v ar1ee vanMt e er. Freida Carpenter and Howard Lawrence attended the State Fair at Columbua, Sunday. Charles McKely~y and nephew of Belpre, calllid on Eber Carpen· ter, Friday. Mrs. Mildred Wells and childr.en, Randy and Toni, spent the weekend with her parents, !fr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott, and broth" er, Randall. Rudy Durst, Mildred Circle ond Dorothy Durst attended the home coming at Mt. Alto, w. Va., Sunday· George Sellara of East liverpool and S. W. Durst of Portland, call· ed on E. H. Carpenter, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Brewer and daughter, Ruby, attended the F a Ir at Rock Springs, Mrs. Joann Dobbin of bus, was a recent guest of her parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen and children, were Sunday gueslll of his parent& Mr and Mrs B • · · · R. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Allen and Mr. and Mra. E. H. Carpenter called on Mra. Mary Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and children, recently. 11 CorolloM. Womtll'a lro.tl AuthoritT Did you drive tha Jaatmila boma: from your vacation with the en.. heartening thoUJ'ht that It would be anotherJear befo.ro tha nm one! Half the pleasure rou from a good vacation Ia In reliving it after rou're home. So, don't tuck all the aouvenlra awar In a deep dark closet- it'a a au~ wa1. to get the poet-vacation bluee. Ydu can beat the blues by .or~ l izing family Jlrojec:ta to niab~ your memories laat. • Get tho ch.lldren busy puttnc up post carda thar collected hang to their room1. Encourage, them to make a ICl'ap book Of. matchbook cover•~ menus, bro-1 cnurea and ptc1 .. ·.· ·. cumulated. tures thaJ acA. .ce' l;j =Plr::!'f · acrapbook, with' all tbe-~lacea Yialted clearl71 marked and col· ored, will add tc. Ita nesa.attracttu• That·enra 1llelt In the bookcaae can ba 111811 to .4iaplay the ahella, ~ 1 .11lne co11ea and other ltema CAUaren IC!"e to brlna back. Manz achoola have "Show and Tell cluaea \VIiere each joui\Pter relatea what he did on tacation. TM acrapbook will )lf)p rour chDd to be~e the beat lecturer Ia hili clua. . ·• Tellinr llaJutorlea wiD INteUiel' for dad If the blc ona.that dldD'& ret awar Ia mounted and biUIC oa . the wall• aa proof. The movie or· allde projector ahoulcl ba kept Ia an ac._tble'Jil.,;:t wou'\ be a claore to ahoW takea oo .Jour vaeat1011. 1 Your china doeet wiD ba tilt ' eDY7 ot the brllfge club It J!OQ make part of '' a 1how CUe f . icupa, pottel'J, and OC. .urtaea JOU pure!Ju-. Malle lio: bela for fOUr eouvenlra bJ priJit. · I!Ja on placll cuc11 the !111114! CJ1 the ebop tnd tha cit, when JVIl S~urc~ each Item. tt .4. v~~Oil enJC!Jed Ia a • on '110~ ... ~· . tram •II'"'=' ...,.j I!! . .._,8_!~~"..::~ Ttps .~!J~nng AN UIGINT appeal II made b)' William w; ~ylor ol Butt., Mont.. for llelp Ill Jocatln1 ~· wife lllmo&eDe (lboVI), ~ "Yfandered away from our 111111a,ll soh and me the 11ft wl4k In June." In a tetter to the praaa Ta;ylor ..ld, "She Ia the 'flcf.Jm of a mental lllneu. Betcht 5o feet·•· weight 120 pouncla, dark i!rown hair, blue eyea, are U years. She hu a very pleuant peraonaUty and lhowe DO lip of lnaanlty at mm tiJIIea." lll'a footnote be added. "lllr)L Taylor Ia ftnanclally able to bl In 1111 part of the world, we believe, eepeotally Mexico or Solitll AmeriCa. • ( lfllmlollotlall >< porta -~ ~- Lyons Is Injured In Auto Mishap Last Week Tips on·Touring Ashworth Funeral Services Held At The double rjng ceremony will be read by the Rev. John Elwood of the Racine Methodist thurch. The open church wcclding . will take place • at the Letart Falls Methodist Chu.z:ch on September l'Z, 19511. 7:90 P. M. An Invitational reception :Will follow the ceramony at ·t he Letart Community Hail. r ,. .Hunt Mental Case Wednesday, August 31, 1955 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .- -·--· STIVERSVILLE Charles mer Ashworth were held from Women a frovtl Aulhorlr, the Sacred Heart Church, Tues.. day at 9:30 a.m. wlh tbe Rev. Father O'Reilly of · the Sacred Heart Church of Pt.• Pleasant, W. Va., officiating. · Burial waa In Beech Grove ,lru•~~d Cemetery and pall·be•rert were Homet Radford, Wyatt Radford; Chester Knight, N'l'liert Neutz. ling, William Matlac!i and George Housermann. Coming from out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs. George Housermann and Misses Marcella and Eleanor Prigge of Cincinnati; Mrs. Lena Bramblage, Bernard Br•mblage and Mr. and Mra. Loren Windom, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bramblage and William Bramblage, Pekin, Ill.: Rev. and Mrs. Wald Radford Piketon: Mrs. Ray Croy, Cald: well; , Willard Ashworth, Kent; 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Harry - Ash· worth, Pittsburgh, Pa. BY MilS. AltNI!TT ROUSH , 1 Lyons who Is employ. t Roush farm reed Itt the ceived a badly crushed lelt arm when his ear waa sideswiped bf a coal truck on the West Columbia road last Tuesday. Lyons was--{idlng with bit arm lying out the window. He was rushed to Holzlir Hospital where he is receiving treatment. His arm has a com· pouod fracture . and cuts but "Chuck" is reported to be doing nicely. His room number at 223. North Mason 0. R. Y. nad an ice cream party at the White Church basement Satt~rday night for members and families. , Cakes were brought by some of the ladies. Ladles Aid of St. Marks enjoyed their regular meeting at the home' of Mrs. Arnett Roush on Thursday. A comfort was knotted and ·b ound for the afternoon's work. Steve Yahnor of Patton, Pa., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesae Brown, bas returned to his hom~. . Misa Gertrude Motts of Colum,bus wa& a . recent guest of ber niece, Mrs. Gerald Rood. Mra. Rood ·r eturned home with her for a few day's visit. · Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCombs and three children spent a week's vacation with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush. . Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush en· tertalned ·last Wednesday evening for their daughter-in-law, Mrs Donald Roush who celebrated her birthday. Present were Mrs. Lor· etta Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown, IIDIVILLID Annual Layne ~ Romance and suspense laid back· ' against a breathtaking Reunion To Be ground of the city of Paris are comoffered In Ing to the Temple Theatre on ·Held.S~day Thursday and Friday ennlacs. ~BEDEVlLL!:D" The anual Layn'4! t"eunlon wUI be held on Sunday, September 4,' at tbe New Haven Park with a basket dinner to. be served at 12 !)tarring Anne Bexter and Steve Forrest, with a number of pro. mlnent European actors and acn~n . In rupportlng roles, tbe tresses A program qf activities hu new M-G·M drama Is the first been planned and i~ - foheduled to ClnemaSeope picture to hav~ start at 2 P. M. Officers of the reunion are La been made in France and the Donna Uoyd, n,trolt, . Michigan, first Hollywood-sponsored prodJIC· president; Agnes Rodgers, Wash" tion to have been filmed In Its enington, D. C., secretary; James tlret;v ·In Paris. C. Layne, New Raven, treasurer. Georgia Kilpatrick, Columbus, Is general chairman of the reunion. JIIG ENOUGH LATI IT~RT GREENFl.I".LL, Ia. lll'-~....W· WEBSTER, Maaa. UP-With a renee· (Brownie) l!!:Quaid, 03, wife and four ~hil~e!l io support clailns to be the "blue,t Jullk 32 year · old Edw~d . F. Klys 'Is dealer west of the 'Miseiuippl preparing to enter medical school Rlv~." The 35().pound' detler says Kiys, who reeentlf graduated "I don't contend 1 do the .moet from Holy Croaa , ·College, saya business, but 1 doubt if you'll he'll hang out cJila• shingle to flild lil,yl junk dealer heavier than practice .medicl11~ in 19111 If .all I. am." · · 1 goes well. ~' ,·; ' day {lleeting ~~~Mrs. Harold Lewis laat Tuesday• ~Ca111et rags and a potluck dinner helped them enjoy ~bf.~, · ....... Band Camp at Ripley,, Friday night. c......... · $4.95 .. ,. ,._, Mrs. "Loretta Roush celebrated her 89th• birthday .t his week. She was visiting Mrs. P. E. Roush and famll;v. · Mr. and Mrs. Ray Belcher and son -called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDermitt Sunday. Also preient were Mr. and Mrs. Gale Donahue and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roush have been visiting their daughter Ovel'holt while Mrs. Kathleen Mrs. Roush recuperates from a recent op•ratlon. Mrs. Frank McDermitt is lmprovinJ from a broken le.11. , Frank !ad Bill McDermlt~, JunIor Rollinson, and kenneth LivIngston attended the Ohio State Fair, Satur8ay. Penlel Ladles .\id held an all • Miss Lola Jean . Ro\lsh vlaited ........... . ...... ... ft.dU .•.•. . ...... ,. ' lfCIIIO«'i lllll •lift ' ..,,,. .j. • . • ,- .... .. ·For OutdoOtLiVfug_ . . . at its·£rightest~:. ' •••.•• ·..:· -·-· ....................................... ........ as+•····· .... . ;~ • SOLID in f~.. ch~ice ol Git Extra Coke for J'OIIrLa!Jor Day 1/eeienr/ - MahoDny ' fllte•pprecialea clat 6ed. .!!!!1 ia, extra·hriabt tanl.... tO bracU.,. 10 ,, diedJctive. Mapl~ ' ' ',( ' A.t.:~ltiO Jtaymond 'hlfrod •and son Clair and ·c)alr · 'Woode attended \he "raeea at 'toreb, s,turday evening. · Mr'. an~ . H.rold Swart& of "'arle~t' 1 apent the weekeod ,with Ilia .parenta,, Mr. .tlld, Mrs. Hobart Mr•· .. s'~-: ~ Swartz Vere Swartz Mr. and Mr, :J'u~pers Plains. Demonstra, will, meet at the home Caldw&ll Se.p t. a·for their 'f Nl J:DeltliiJ. Members brine b6oka ' arld ero:ehet work. A ~li&ek · lunch be served at after ·:whlcll• time business and work "!II convene. Everyone we!comf Including any, new mem- «lid • • I ' ' ·wm .. ·~ ' ' .llera- ' /or NITURE . ~ . lull Nlllflnhr-el111o.tC ""1 '- ' ! 'PomerOY fterSonclls )• ' ,\ � 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 31, 1955 ashworth ervin gluesencamp robson