http://66.213.69.5/files/original/794bb4d6bedcb38ba4157d16ea350dfc.pdf 71231f69ef9e22a8cfbeac4b14803c8f PDF Text Text I , • • 'ooe Eight • Dorcas Circle Meeting Is Held Ml"mben; of the Doreu Cirti<' of the B. H. Sanbom M:lrtslonary Sodety of the FirM Bapt. i,st. C hUTCll sent a ea.rd t.o MiM Syl. W& McMa.crt.er a patient M Holzer Hrl. A. R. PuUeu. vioe-ehalnnan praolded ln 1llo aboence ol Mn. John Kaulf, chQnnao, 1D11 loin. Paul Snwt a<IOd .. __,. In tbo obOOaee ot IIJW.. WIIio All!lloolY Hoop~ tal wben they met Tu.eeday Pla01 wet:e made to baw a. ~ evening at !he ~of lb. J&lMB luck In the y...t of tbo Po.u!. Sowt ~eailor S. scllu(;· MlddlPJ>Clt Society Editor - Phone ~79 Souders. Uacllle Bearba lf!w)!es· 'Pomeroy Societv F.:,;;.d;:;i;:;to;;r;;;-_P;.h:,;;o;;n;;•;..6:;;244::.:,:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PONTIAC, Mich. UP - A .... ;oo:;·~.:-::-...:..:zi,t:~ 1 Mrs. = on nwea.ue bonds to flDanee off- =~~~::.~.!~~ a minute an da haU after tbe ' ~ e B. H. Sanborn Missionary Group The Daih· Sentinel Thomas Wyatt Honored Guest A h • · f Kite en Shower By Church Umt deadline. · I 1 ----- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY • • l •• v • y ' er l .' < ne Ohio: ·'< I Frld.y wtth ICeltttN ......,. _, _,... thurwlerttof'IIM. LHt~ t::0-:~---------------1 day, hlth JO..U ~ 1114 ~ home In ·JUlf. Tbe Cftle IIIII seU: a gilt thb month tdo a akl at the Bap~~ot Mlal.., 'llWIIIIII S<hOOI 1n Cbica&o for 1>er blrtbdoy. This 1s ooe pi the projecU ~ the Crele and M:t5. Souden .II! ebainn~~n of commltbee for UJi1 wwt. ~!-~~----------S~ing~l~e~~~~~-n~~=hw.~ L"~~~~ Mro. PulleD e o - d tho - lanai ~ ll!d Mn. David Dorat Jr. had tM p!'OJI'am for tht even· lng Tho boo- • Rlad COUI"'Ie to ten membeft. and one J. o. Loonard. ' .;- ' nion " a ~~----------------------------- DainageS~tlsks $88,217.95 . ' . :·; ', ·As Result Of 1954.Ae~,ident Surprise Party • Held Moljcloy For Howard S,tewarf AU-out Effort Being Made To Forestall June 30 Strike,. BITS OF A.. NEW YORK UP- The United Stee "•orkera of America and th~ ileel iodUJlr)''a "big th ree'' meet jointly today in an all.out ~ffort to &tave off a crippling stri ke that could upset Ute economic applecart in 1868. Howaro Stew'art of Carpenter WaJ ·plel81nt!y aurpriled Jlo.a4:lay t'Vening When I &roup of relathreJ to b.b home to rhelp him Nobles Is Bound To Gr~d Jnry On ·· Shooting Charge eelebrate .his birthday. Home .made ice cream, cake and Wed. only coffee were served durin& tbe evening .to ·Mrs. Ed Wile of Columbiana, 'Mrs. Ed Swank, daulhter F.dwina and .son Eddie of North Lima, Mra:. Ray Seidenable, Mr. June 20 FAMILY NIGIIT 2 Adult Tickets Admtt8 Car! &bert Taylor A:lne Blythe 11ALL THI BROTHERS and Mn. Jack Seideoable and daulflter Jacklyn Jean of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Ho'ofllrd seJ.den~e -and sons, and Jobnny, Mrs. Roy Frecker and dauthten Jackie and Joan of Pine Grove and :Mr. and !lin. stewart. WIRE 'VALIANT" rerrr i' i: ! . R.- .i POUCIOfl1c_ljl,tiiQmolldll• (lop, left) and I. (rlaht) were JUIPIDded iD om;dMIG'tloD wttb lhl aboOtlnJ o! Patrkk M. Blller,. : . • j 11, u bO wU lorCOII to olood ..,_d·ealla ovor t!>o boOd ot • en Ill ; Loo ........ :l'ho ~ order .... Lo,ouod oftor d-.o lithO ' Ileum! JloopiW ~ - · elalm llld refUted that of Tua• ! ' well lUI ..,.. at blm with "'ill bond Ill lllJ pooket 1o a ' threlteldDI·IDimiatr." Below, crtm.e'laborat0171A. Lee Jonea (center, j ktkcroiiDd) ._....... to lraell:hl bullet'l COUI'H OD Bmw'I back. , Hawkins Family ~ :'" Returns FI'OifJ ·r-: Western TrJp . ~ . . . ... ·-. - --·~- Mr, and Mr11. T. F . .Hawkins ·h ave returned from a two weelea motor trip of MOO miles. 'lbey villted !Memphis, Tenn.; Hot Springs, Art.; Dallas ilnd Fpr.t Wort-b, Texas; Albuquerque, N. M.; Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Ne· vada; Grand Canyon, Ariz.; Bryce Canyon and Salt Lake City, U.tab; Rocky Mountain . NatloDal Park, Royal Gorge. Denver, Colorado, and returned to Middleport thb . .. .. .. FIRST BIRTHDAY OISIRY&D The first birtbday of Greeory, son of Mr. ~nd Mr-t. Cllflot'd Hay. es and Fatber's Day were Cele· brated together Sunday with a famiiy dinner at the home of the baby;e gi'aodparents, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Chester. Preaent, were Mr. and Mrs Lewis Wau2h, -------- ._:_ · Mr. and Mrs J ()hn PiaU and aon. Jobn, Colwn!!ua, Mr p.n.d 1!frs., Cbar}4 Woode 4J;ld ~o~ ; CJ!_ii',:;~l· . fred ; Mr. a-nd Mrs. Jobif Sf~ar . /. ·, .and chi~dren, Marilyn and Neal. a~d Dl'. Frank Elyria; · Mr. Cbee.sebrew . and Mr. arid Mi:'l.,..,..-:Ht:yes and aon Middlepo~ , I IS ~ OURiBUSIJ~ESS, \ ' following your pllyllclon'1 pra1Gtlplloftt1 with profeuionol preclolon from fre1hf potent clrvo•, we ore In buoiness fOI YOUR health, At your oervlce, o/J woyll Boyles-Spencer II· Wedding Pions .. . 1 f ' Bible School is Opened At F01est Run A •half hour of pte-nuptial muaic wlll be pteaented It 1:80 by Mre. HorHe Karr, pl~ailt, and flarold Yoak of Btlpre u .aolbiat. The receptiozt wlll ,fo'low lmme. 11atelt att.er- (be wedchnr at the home of the brl~e'1.- parent.t. I ew Sdtool Bus ;1 I . • ltra. A. W. McKay of Middle· port has rec~ived Wilrd Jhat her ~n Robert E. McKa).l, Student finaoeial . Aid ColttlcU'or an~ Auistant'~rofeasor of. Pbysles •t 1111 ·•~ielr qteethW of ~ the Bowli~lf Green Statf. ..Vnlv.enitY Board of Education Tuea~ hu btien awarded - ~e , higbest made Scout medaJ at a diuer &lven by \b the Toledo Are& Counci's as an dill.ner for Scout Sixteen •hundred volun· ~re.. pre.sent for It Cam!?' ·l liakonda Wood County II . D~~. fc:oot guilty". Formal hearing on the charges which WCTe- preferred by Woo1row Call and Harry MPrris bnlh 10f Middleport will be heard Fri· day night. lr• the meantime Nob· les was bound to the grand jury and was to be tramported to the Mei~ County jail toda y. Bond will be set for the a¢ctlsed man at the time of the formal bearing. The ch!lfges against Nobl4!'8 re8Ulted froom a Saturday ~ng l"asco when CaiJ. and Mortis vi!it.. P.d Nobles ham.e to purchase home drew. An altercation over tbe non· payment of 20 cents re.rulte:d 10 Noble'f allegedly firing a ) 2 &Uale shotgun at the" pair and wounding both. Police found a jar of home brew plus n~erous quart bottle• -~ :Jf tbe beverage on the premlses. .,... ~ ..... " ,.,_ ,.. - ~ COLUMBUS, 0. UP , >dav Public_ UWJU.es Commission l( &r-.nted tbe Racine Gas '•JRo.J .,.Mm Ray (Hilda Bartels) Cowie, mtllian: to, lperease its ra~ ... , a former resident of MeiJ• cine and to other &llbacribers died early thh mor!Wtg Melga County. at a in Beaver Falb:, Pa. ,._ PUO aatd 'the tl.dded ~oat accordtn~ to infonnation ret!eiftd fuel by the applieant appean by relatives here. She formerly ~ be .aD expense that sbould be resi~ a.t Syracuse. 8hared by the consumer• propol'Surviving are her b111band, Ray tlbnateJ)r.i' Cowie, Beaver Falls, ~. Ttwo «oThe oolop~ny u.id the Increase> tilers Emmett Bartels:, Syracuse raW wu due to the depletion and ,Ern~st Bartels, ~unttagton, W. local 11.!1 -t~Upptlee and the add~ Va. A SJster Clara RDberti, Syra.. eott of buying JBS from . cu~e llld three dauahtera, Wilma Fuel Gilt Co. The cost Clara Mae and Ulliail BUtiJ Wbo 10neo up abollt $12,GDO the home. ni>11mal cbarres lfte comp...,. ..... ng....... bave, .. yel not been completed, IICCOI'dlq II> ln!onnation ro<e!V<d here. I la<l"'II•J · Fu~ al&etul? Dota't /orre. •••. KODAK FILM , Ml-tYIR'• all iizt,, avai1able here' , s,.;;,, hko mryt!!lng wo do l•,... fun whon a 'alona witt. -th• ctOwd. And there'• · y.Ou rM:opture tti6ie pl.o~t · .lt4Vili tlio vocon.· tt'tlloro'• . ol Thoft .- .u• fihll you'll""-· ftnlohlot ...... - pl. ., Oro falcon. IRIDETHAT;SAYWITH ,,; , Purch.s Curt Nobles, M, of Middleport in an awe-ranee bef~Jre Middle· port Mayor c. 0 . hher, w~ day evenlog heard chara:ea read against him of "•hooting with intent to kill" aad pJ:eaded "not Joint talks betw.een the union,_, m.d the big lhree-U. S. steel, Bf'tblebem Steel and Republit Steel-an scheduled to beitD at 2 p. m. EDT. Tbe outlook for lalxrr peace in l-he beJ:wetber industry was lrim u the four-man negotiatina: team~ t> for each side picked up where they lert orr Sunday wben the joint talks were " recessed indefinitely." David J. Mi!Donald, presi1ent or the usw. broke orr the join& bargaining 5e5flions afteT nee;olattors beeame deadlocked oo k-ey C()ntract isau~. The union then began meeting individually witb :uding steel producers in All tf. fort to crack the industry'• unit· ed front. · The divide and conquer mo..-e failed wben company after company broke out contracts identl· l'al to t'bose proposed by the ''big three." A top uninn negotiato'i·told the t:nited Pre11s Wednesday after u.o iun bargaining teatnll bad met sr-parately with 10 companies that "it looks pretty bad." .McDonald met wit h the heads of the various union negotiatiD·I l'Ommittees tb is morning. The committees were disbanded and !'ient home, indicating that any sett~ement will have to be hammered out in the joint talb . CuJ'J"ent eo&tracts betwoon tbe union and most basic steel producer_. exptre at midnight on June 30. The union baa authoriz· ed a .'! trike if a new agreement hg uot ~en reached 1Jr t~ ·u~e. A steel strilte wouL1 ttipple .. ' Is Granted To Mrs. Ray Cowie, 58 '~!-;::; ~~~~··>· that Former Resident Racine I .. Is ReportedDead Ar!J. Aonounced Mr. and M11 . . Dinsmore Boyles AUred are announaing t.he MutCh we&dtna · o! their , F'Jorente AnD to :Rich· ard A. , •on of Mr. and Mra. Speneer of Ohflter, 0., Sunday, · lune 24 at tt~e Obft. ter MethodJ.st Cbureh. The dot~ble rlnt eeremqn, wiU be -perlol'lmed by Rev. R. IM. Grove at 2 o'c~otll:. ~hool Highes.t StQut MedaJ.ft;warded ..Robert McKay .. past weekt~nd. !Mr. !lnd Mrs. Charle.s Vroman and son !Mark came horpe Sunday after a motor trip to Washington, D. C.; Mount Vernon: Richmond, Monticello, Skyline Drive and the Valentine Museum and Wickham and Valentine Mansion at Richmond, Va , wtrrnior .LfJVE " Union And Ohio Barge Lines In ·· New LabOr Deal PITTSBURGU UP- The No· · lion11.l Maritime Union and the Ohio Barge Lines announced agreement today on a new labor contract boll!lting pay and in· creasing Lime off -f or 100 employ· ... The new three-year qreement · provides a wage increase averag, !ng ~ix cnb an ·bour. It a1so prov:ded for five-4!Jghths of a day of( for every day worked thi! · ~~ear; thtee.fourths of a day next year and a fu'l day in. U158. The previous provbion wu 11 half-day aff for every day worked. The company agrHd to make n~ changes in t-he "momning Beale" before June 15. 195'7 and changes made af1er th1t date will be 1ubject to arbitr'alion. Ohio Barge operates on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivm be· rween Pittsburgh lind Nrw Or· ieans. The NMU reae!M!d a .similar agreemenl wit·h Union~ Barge Line last Friday. Market Reports try with coD.tract demands ••m• ind.. ...,. •••ly•" ""' w... . the biggest in the union's 20 year hillltory. The companies coontered witk a five year no .strike , offer ull~ ing for a package increase of more than 65 (entr;; an hour oVer the life of the contrac:t. The offer provided for automatic pay hikes a'Rraging 7.3 cents an ·h our each year. The union said these figure• were "pure bunk" and angrily rejected tbe companies' offer u "shockingly inadequate" .iD a" year of record. prosperity. Two Youths Are Bound To )ury .. On Rape Charge Frank Imboden, 22, Syracuse, and Lester Pike, 19, Racine, entered plea,s or not guilty to a rharge of rape in the court or Maypr E. F _ Robinson last night and were baund ova- tv t~e Grand Jury. · Bond was set at $1 ,000 for each of the pair .ad Imboden wa. released wbeo bond was supp'ied ror him. Pike remains in jail. The two were charged with, ;peclflcaUy, unlawfully bavin&: carnal know·edge of a female per son with for(e and against her will. The ebarge waa brouMht .igainst t-h em by a Wyllis Hiil hom;ewife. 1n other action in th e mayor"s court on Thursday evening, Ern'11-et Welch. 4(1. Harrisonvi le. en· eied a plea of gullt.v on an in· :o~ication cbatRc and was senlen· ':!ed to thirty days in jail and fin~d SUi and costs. The jail sen· 'ence was .suspended on .eood behavior. Cltr Demolished After Bridge CINCINNATI, 0. UP p,j. A car driven by a LetrRt durt>: \"11Uth was demolished on c Eggs, hnrely st-eady U. S. ton· iay eVening when it struck a sumer whites and brown, A jun- ge raitng aad overturni'd in an bol!l 3840, mostly 38-39, A large eldent on the East Lr.tart Oe~ 36.38 ll'f'08tl_v 36-3'7, A m-Pd.ium 33 •n'Y road. , 6, mostJy 33-3f, A smRil' 2&28. Sherman Phillij:)s 19, Letart Falllo,,~ mMtly 26-27, B large 30-32 m05t. reported that as: hl' came over -Iy ~1-32, dellve~. consumer. crest of a .blll on the rnad. wruae and bi'OWi'l. lJ. s . A large iced a ear JWit -entering the while 43-44, medium 39.41. wa:v. from a private drivli!. He Chidl:en!J, fryers ibout steady pll•d hiS and lml , • .,r01· fryers 3-3~,i lba 20: o( the 21, hea. hea" The hellll llg)!t 3 Ib and IJihl ~ w,•:::: Did )'0\i boW that your favo.Jtc , butter froatJDI wlll1tay aofler loaaor lt you mate it with ..P..·aof\ "-•koo. ili&l« �Mason-New The Send W. Vo. ' The Daily Sentinel DIVdfiD ' t0 INTERESTS OF MEIGs-MASON ARIA ,. , GIN, MGR. WSAZ-tv Channel3 o~CHICK'EN! REYNOLD E. OREENI I JICHARD I. OWEN ·' YeS. liiCtfOW, SUTTH4t'S EDITOR BY CHARLES M. M<CANN ~bllabed every arternoon except Sunda:y by 'l'be Ohin Valle, 'Se.Dtl.Del; TtU!., at 110 Mechanic iit., Pomeruy, 0 . Bus ineii.i offil'e . ptaoae 898. Un:ttecl Pr"' StaH corres~•nt The Kre mlin blls suffered a b ig setback. in its attempt to blame J osef Stalin for aU the crime~ of the Soviet Russian dictat(ln;h!p. The French and Italian Cumrnunist parties, tbe two largest 1t Western Europe, have Issued pro· illouncements of policy on the "Starin did it all" campalgn o( the new Soviet collective lead et'- !:Dtered as second class manin" matter at the post qrfJce •t Pomeroy Ohio. a!lv~ttl sl nl repreaentative, BotliDelli-KullLaU. loc .. 34tl Lexingtou Ave ., New Yurk City, 16, N. Y. Sub!cription rat~: DelivNy by carrier where availlible 30 cents ,er week: one )'ear ih advance at Tbe Daily Se1tlinel olfice. ''5 60: liz month.o.. $7.80; three IOOnlh.s, $3.90. By motor route wher~ available: oft,_~ month, $l. By mail oae year $8i sL't months, $4 .25; tba_, montba, $2.lttl; one month, $1. . Automation Isn't New ' i·~ a bare two tons in HI"il Lsh and bat~. .:.. " _,' ... l .-.. ~ ~· ,;: ~ .' Ji"i!~·~J:~~~·~I J t .. -• ' . ' :t • ~ ~ ... J i~:::=::::~:::~~!==~ President have hJ.4, ~ n:cep.ting such .star-bomNW-1; iii we HaJTy Truman and Henry Wallace, : . ' -;r, . Staunctj. Democrats all. . , i :,};)'.; i It sef!ms ta me tbat, a• thtBP stand now, we ousht k> eril.te ' ~ separate Preqidency. Let's hayt two. We'H conceae Ike aS in,! '81\d tet rthe other kldsr fight It out for the other. Then we find them a the past four years, and be hasn't new eountry to be President of, had hardly li:nybody L!!hot. at dawn, where all will be happy .and gay, (Copyright, 1956, by United Fe.. or stayed drunk like Grant. ture Syndicate, Inc.) I've been heardn~ a lot of am· munition from outfits Jike ADA, but none of wh~&t I hear sounds .(Ike .anythlng worth taktng to the1 murkelp ace. On The Loopholes Of ~w ·' Leaving Crime Unpunished 1 aV ROBERT C. RUARK It would appe-ar to a fresh OO~rvcr, who bas. spent mor4! time with ea.nnlbols than. with other polltlcians lately, that there t-s les~ op. purtunlty fDr Vf\1l-d argument in thl' Year 's elecl1·0n thon at any t1 · 1ne In my memor•3 , This. of COUI'Sl!', is basr>d on the Oh, 1 suppose lke plays golf, temit>e that •the l't'esldenl, de"Pttle fls he ~ and points. Mamie's g11t ~,.,- ' ~ l>eent OJJI.tntion diO~tm't bang!! and keeps her mouth out of ch~nge his mind abo~t running national. affairs, and t~',ltll new \ 'F>ft\'Cd. th r rl' fll'c no taxpayt.'1' suh- * Chm·lt"st.on was calling un Mr. and Ml'R, Nl•d ll r nr y Sutlwd.uy. agoin. ~.t.-11. fl~le n 11 ,.., ~ a!tt..-mJed. -' ... evening. Mre. Freda lh•nry nnd Mt"'ll.'. Ir r l'lllt JuaUs al()nl: with tht•lr ~i.'ll ·eTS Mrs. Mr. Jvnn Bush of M.nsun wa1 'l'helma Capehllll'l and the Rkk·.m i vi~IHn•g with Mr. Ned Henry reSis!A'I"'ll uf l..onl{dalc motored to Pur- .renl.ly. lmrsburg tm 1'hurs.day and took dinner with Mr . and Mrx. Wllmnn Mrs. Goorge ~own 'llttl•nded a nwetlng of lht!' , mothers • grllf\drhJid ev.ery so cluU In -• as expOsing ~ mrftsfllr' • the sllwbones and the naked~ of the publi.c. Thl\11 would be unlike the record of Franklin D. Roo.~evell, who must have known he was dylng when he went for the extra deep-fr-eeze!! 11nd nandy-dlludy ulds ' to Mama. -•• C<lmpare to t'he Truman Administration, that flower of Democrat· ic plm'petuatlon, the few peccDdiiJoes of lke'a rel&n hrwll btoen as pcbbleA to mountains. ..• • N - ,i::'bulltltng W YORK a. man with an ortlce In a' where the elevator operator watch• T - A• , 115 ., •',, ~ t,• We bruc. and . Nobody hns laid. Rl~t' t~~a~; enter hit car, emiiC!a pleaAantly a.nd then tts down for ·a ('igtu-et before he whlaka you 11)(y· 1 11 ward, I am v:utchlng tho newest dllvelotnnenl In i the lift f\eltl npJll'O('\at!vc\y, They aeent to be- 1 at least hel'e In New YorK-dUi.iii away wltb elevlllor operators. 1 don't mean to alnrt an all·o\lt war with tht operatur1 • unlun, l.l11t It Ia my conalderetl opinion that molt of Manhattan wUI b~athe ea11er. Thel averare lift jookey herll may I'Kit bll qu1t11 the equivalent of bua drlvei'A In sheer nea:lecl and unawllteneaa of hiA pa&~:el\i8tl, but hll run1 a , )'0\1 will be 1!•0<1 of will rove- him, m•nlfest myself to I P 1 • • • DAILY CROSSWORD 2J. Aml!r· ACROSS no feet t . Flower 10. People Df Denmark DOWN 1. Spanl9lL dance 2. kttch~n ' lmplementa S. Trl'e 4. ·Belo;> nglnl to me u. e. 1. Engll11h atreetcar D. Having lean ••• mlral ••• p..:ar eKplorer 22. On bOard 23. River I I . ,!\. . .if· ie. ... .,,, u. JOUII. • • , • • , INATAI.LED ONJ: of theM 1yattn\l In the ftii\V' bulldlng ln Eaat 4.2nd atreet and W41tlftlhOUH re~rt• .1·.,j.IJio<Uig a 1 1milar job In tbe Seagram bulldln.f t~ bt ope1ntd ~ '· 1 tiVenue 1n the 601. l auum• lbe• · Uf\1 N&1 'I can 1 coal when neceuary; an eltlvator, you ICnow, Cl&n '- i.d-o ,i '1!~1"\!i"&Dfrom 130 to 1.000 feet per minute. 1 will do ror mt wtll be to eliminate my eonatan~, Jl ''PI~ ":!i!!!~~ what roe• on ln. the averace el11vator o-peri.tor • •• be otr on aueh a lonely . cloud by hlmaelt. lt ill · 11 :: ! ~~~~~~~~~: ean outth.en your ftoorbtJn ele~ · . lllleto.-and have atopud on lo~ ftve, l, , you and 1ay, "Whyneh& aay 1• wanna pt oil al. Yor'k, area travel half 4ay. Th~ 111 not to mean Some\I mea, A. Bulparty and 3 : 1~ Modem Romances 3:80 Queen .for a Day in de- 4:00 I ·M arried Joan 4:30 IMy Ul1tle IMai~gie to,oo to,so You -ad YIJur UJe Dragnet H :OO News Head:inet 11:05 Weat~MrCast 11:10 ~Box \ 1U~ :Movie Mu.seum ~bUdfen .f 12,01) TonllgJlt Sitin OM ' . NeW9 Canl'Vau Death Val1ey Days The Whistler Big Story . 8:30 Star Stage • o:OOCsvaleade of spOrts 9:-45 Red Barber's Cori'ie!' 10:00 1\'uth or Conaequ~ w:so u~e ~ or au..,. ~:~~war: l ' 1u :(Or Ill!to~> .( """tw..' tv~;aMhl · umr < ~as~i;~~~~ 9••mm!un~l. who ha! THURSDAY a,oo "jjrestige of 8:00 0I'~~~~~~~;Tilo Stalin g,oo evil eight · yearr. ago. . 9:30 Unlesa aU prtsent tndicat1?ns are ntisleadlng, "TltOis'm" ls gomg 10:30 Sign On Captain Kan·garoo (lorry lilooce Arthur Godf;r.eJ Strik-e it Rlch 11:00 Valiant Lady to spMIR6. , ., ? 11:15 Love of Lile Tlte IJfK: DOIS tt \11 indicated not only that non 11:30 Seareb for Tomorrow RUSJlaa. communist parties arc 11:45 Guiding Light eollll to &how an increasingly !"- 12:00 Middot :Matinee dependen-t tenden~ but t-hat T1lo 12:30 As The World Turns may wind u-p as tlle leade~ of a bloc of communist countnes In Sout.heastern Europe. Palmiro Togllatti, leader of th e Italian Comrr.unlst party , st arted •t he newest f1are-up in the Stalin situation. Hi s party is the largest C~m­ munlst party in Europe outstdc of Russia itselr. Poland, largest of t-he Sov~et satellites. has aboUt 1,· 140(),000 tomnlunL.d party members. Yugo:,;lavia has but about GM,OOO. Itlly has more than 2.· 0()9.~~. . Johnny Carson Show 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 S:OO 3:15 3 30 Hou3epart)' The Dig Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Cebturl I U5 Grealeol Fi&h!' ol 11,30 Fore;tln ln1i"tjuo 12,00 T.,.;jbl FRIDAY 8:00 8:00 9:00 9,30 10:31) 11:00 Sign On · Captai•n ~ Gatty [Moore Ao<tror;·GodfreJ strike lt ftlch The French p8.rty's statement u,~9 !::ers c,r t!!e Fr~!!~b party. It tqok thl' JtaUan line. It 1ald that It was 12:UO unju11t to blame stalin ,or a'l tHe 1,30 2:00 errQl'S of Soviet tea~:tershlp. It called for "a profound Marxtst 400 4.30 ~tnalySis" of what happened dur5JIO In~ tlle lJt~Un· en. Both tbe .Fteq,cb tnd Italiln o,oo partl~t sNrD.ed ol;p tl\alle it plain ttllit they wJ'I;ft.S: ~nit)' regard the Ktemiln is lnfti\ltble, 6,0~ 6:10 8,15 e,3o 7:00 .a:QO a,so 9:00 9:30 11:00 !UO F'•lm & Ftney F"eminlne Touch Aftern-oon Film FeStival Film w~t.em . ,Mickey MOuse News Weaihermari Sports . John Daly Lone Ranger Hour Glass St.lr ~ SpoN.s T.hrllls Dotty Mack l ~ St'l'IW Hat tHa.tre NeM &: ?fetither s- !U6 Bitt Bak<f!l' !U5 Stcn Off Darst Sr., at 6:30 p, m. Friday. Members are to bring their favorite dish and table service. SAVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FOR Gifts of Appreciation, Free! 61b 1.00 For Every dime you spend during this great · sole you get I Top Value Stomp Free ! SLICED 10,2~ Woalbelmm 10:30 PaliooO 1'!111)'1111 :00 New& 11 :05 The Latl! Show PORK STEAK 49clb Prayer 3 lb 1.00 '6:f5 •·n,wt~ Edw....wf DAVID DAVIES 6'30 My "'lend FMc~ · 7:00 Mama 7:30 Phiyhouse of ~ant .... , 8:00 The crusader -~ .,.!' 8:30 HighWay' Patrol 11:0. , 9:00 The IJ11'8UP ., ' 10:00 New.t 10:15 Sports ·Pat'ade !' · 10:25 Weatherman ·: 9:30 PerSon ;to Person ~ • r ~ SLICED BACON 3 lb 1.00 BOLOGNA 10:30 Patti ~e-; Show , 10:45 Pu~.lk. Servic~ ~o~~ ..' • DO YOUR t:oo A FAVOR • ... s1lll it. into the open-sided ~omfor~ ol a w nal:l 1e1o .w :: J ~~><iJ•­ dAI, tailored, stitched and stud· t!ed with glinting nal' heflds. H.'s done with a smart difference, calculated -to create admiration . PURio PORK SAUSAGE 41b. 1.00 SIMONS MARKET W. Mlln Sti'Mt Pam.,oy. 01 MASON NEWS FOOT GAlLIC 41b. • ROUSH'S Shae Store N. Second St Middlel!'ort, Ohio Stuffed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner and children have returned from a week's vacation~t WatoQ:a Stale I past week ·)Jut is improvina:. Jimmy Barton, aon of Mr. and left from Huntlngtcn on Sunday evening for Newport, R. I., wbere be is Mr.a:. Obar:es Bart(}n wtterlng the Navy. iMr. and Mr.s. E. E. Thompson and dauehters have retUTDed home after having apent the put week on vacaUon at t·he home of :her parents in W,'lster County and with relativCI!l in Cbarlestoa Mr. and Mrs. Harry W1lab Jnd daughter are on vacatlort In Florida witb Dr. and Mn. E. It Keig . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris and dauehter Ann accompanied thelr to or Plaia . .. EMBASSY OLIVES ... , ..... "MI o; Jar PORK & BEANS Clover Valley lb Can VlENNASAUSAGEOldTyme4ozCan SLICED BEETS Avondaye No. 303 Can WAX PAPER ... Blue Ribbon . , . Roll SPAGHEI fl .. ,. Vivco .. ,. 15A»zCan SLICED PINEAPPLE Royalty 7 oz Can Park near MarHnton. GeOl'·ge Windon has been a pa. tient at Meigs General . for the CampAllan and June Su:nday. Spencer ~::::::::::~==~;:::::::::::;json and June arc - BO:RDENS BISCUITS · Fluffy ... · Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICEKrogerno2Can WIENERS 4:80 Wckt 8 -ob 5: 00 The Ea-rly Show. 1 g, IG lteJ]on..l ltepOrl.. .... -.-, ' DAVID DAVIES __:...c_"'-'' Show POTLUCK BOILING BEEF , WHTN-TV Channel '3 . THURSDAY Sian On la•e·it willa Bols•ai Bread The WCTU will have a po('uck supper at the home of Mrs. David 3 lb 1.00 , Climax Four Star Playhouse Arthur Murray · Quiz KiOs 10:00 Esso ReJIO:mer 10:15 Spii!U Parllle ----------- was imide · publlt 'bY ll<1 PolitburO, (lr Inner leadet!lhlp. U WRS issde~ in the n.ame ~>I <the 6:SQ,OOO mem- BEEF · 7·30 8:30 9:00 9:30 Off Pr&yl!1", ·--- PLAN GR6UND 6:30 Swt. Preston of the YUJta. 7:00 Bob CwnmioniS ShoW ~Iih - ---·• .Specials at Siman's .. B:OO Tbe Early Show 6:00 Art !Jinkletter 6 : 1~ Douglas Edwards woo 11 :05 '"""'' The Labe lira. ?.wiUing, :Mrs. Freda Dvlb". lst, Mn. Ann Sluvaae and ~ Kathleen Francis were the ,iniiDI leaden. MEAT Off - - - - _ _ __ _ __ Mr.1. Bertha ""'•• Rop,qb, iHI'I. Mn. Elma Loukl, " . 4:00 Katie'!< K~ 4:SO Luclcy 8 Ranch Sign OK Opal Daile,, 'Susan, Mr. and Mrs. James Pullen Br~. CaroJyn and Neda, Mr. and 11:00 News 1L05 Weather 11:10 Press Box 1:00 Sign Duerr, KiM of all ages play up and Avenue and the bll'.s bPhhtd their bome.s. In the wlnier $el'entb Streiirt is a favorite slldln& epot W'bere it comes down from MiU Street to the start of Brownell Avenue. . D;urin1 t-he •hot weather the :aelghbors gather for home-made tc:e eream socials with everyone tontrlbuting and al' sharing the tream. cake and cookies. Cb1ldren already in the area nli George, Loill A·nn and Carolyn children of Mr. and Mrs . Lewis H. Jiauer; Dee, Judy, Clnda and ;Rodney, IMr. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer; ~tepban and Stephanie, 6,215 Les Paul 6:jjO Jaye P. ~orCan · stioW 8:45 7:-0 7:3o 8:00 Parte-r, lin. tta:r, Vlr&inia 40Wll the n ,ao Foreign Inti:iiue 1:00 1 For •etter freacla toa•t ed the Cluff property. Ball &ames are usua'ly going 011 ln the Yards or the Frank Wilson and Rodney Sauer homes and • '' t .. f . 1 I l Valiant Lady TogUatti, in a !Yrma s a e11:15 Love of Life men,t or .polLcy~ said ·that be cou~d 11 :30 Se"arlbh fOr Tomorrow PRAYER: Our Flllher, we thank not atcept the idea that Stahn 11 :4~ <futdlng lii ht · ~. Thee for Thy Holy Word. We es- atnn-ed ,alone. 12:00 Midday Matinee "The question of the responslbl pecially thank Thee for tllose 12:30 As the World 'J\lrns pas.sas es which have led us into lity of the entire Soviet directing 1:00 JOhnflly Oarson Shaw vil:ll Christian cx..perien'ce with .group niust be- considered," be l !SD Housepil'r.ty eom- 2:00 "Big P'&yoff C hri ~ t . our Redeemer. T£!och us sold. "Thi's inclOO.es tllose oh£!dicnec to His · commandments. radeg who today nave taken the 2:30 Bob Crosby Show Hel p w to !ove Him that we may i n~liative .ln . denouncing the er· 3 :00 $'ifl}rter Day find Thy pence and pre s~ nce in rcrs of Stalin and lheir conse· 3:15 Secret storm our lives. In the name of our bles- quenCtls:" 3:so Edge or Night Toiliatti said also tl)at "lhe So- 4:00 Katie's Klt.cben St!d Herlec mer. Amen . vlet model of - Corrttriuni~m can not and must not hE! obligatory anv ·mote." On the qUI!'!l'tlon of the ~e \ UJ, Meosut:!i! of G. Farewell , court's dM'lrllct.t o-n of seif'BP.Uon, dtatance (Sp .) 1 f&U to see how thai will maria&e Quiet A c\o.!!e between to put a Democrat in urrlce. More ' u. A li{etlm: friend U. S. Y~•terd•r't Aaawn pUt t'hem out, If an)'thJria:. 1"0. Qrtek letter '1. Amerlcaft ·• and likely &t. Fq,rm11r tndl&l\ tr'P. · _canada Ike has· pla)'«< It str,alght, and JJpi.ne,e 8..,0ne~~i'L 25.llmall bQdy always wlth•dign!ty, and' from What aQmital 1 ~reatttt:tLtl\ · " ·Wwater a straflier reads ~nto uoeountf, with lT. l.o,W · ·- t ;etQCJ}t !¥iii 81, ~~vtrl'nC nOthlit.l ritutb in t'he way of ~tty lutomqbile ' · 1!· r..bb1Q ·., 10. letd Of rottiotl~..... that bob up to emtrt.:ck.s ...r- 11. ~ ~~ ,\ ; &";rt•l 111' ' -19. ~\0."'0r ~ r ·,••r.• p,; ~hlpl t& ·: barra!s iU h•nds Inter. ••· W rep .. , liS, ,W.ar , _ ave,) over cloKe second. · 'I d h a ' ' , .. ~ . '' .... aauJ..o. "'e:tc . r noc " ~ · UML•trera : Mel Helm•r 1 One may consider \he elimination of elevatOt We ilcil'fOif can Ml I • 01>11~ ••~· -• • , ! operators a pretty small topic- until one pondll'l1 ~d~n,_ "Nft,1)onsible for ·the ;;hOOt· 'O . ~tftnlt' thll atartllng fnct !hat New York hflll .u,.f..IO tlevaton, wntch I• &t 'JftiAb 10reere & Cypt'Wl an dNofth 1 artt'tle lel!lt thl'ee elevatorll for tlVery slngle JIOI'IWII In w ..bawken, N. J. \ A(ftel, although U wouldn't l!IUr- 211. J'ull ot lift Ten~u• Thla Ia 1\ fifth or all the lltta \J'I. tho country an1l In th11m t\dll l'l~ prUi~ me to h~ar it ercp up foom atrength million pcoplfl every 11 41 y. I know, 1 know- there ann't 1'1~ million Ave.'ftl1 'Har.,Jman or Senator Rer· ·• cabbr.) people ]11 No!W York every day. Tll!i!&e ue ftgnrea from L. A. P1l11r- , bert Lebman r.r somebody nny day 11. Too~ , 'lth, Ott•' pre e\dllnt ; undoubtedly Mr . P . trustl you rell\11 on• man [ f\0\V. The •l'1:cp1mnl ·bOY'!t w-cr&n'\ lor Orlllinf eYen obvloosly lmplieoted In the lt. Pl,ecti Wl\tft can ride a lift more than onte d&.lly. • tr6Jman story, nt~r did they .assJ,st 11- ::!chtl 1 TIIERF. IIA.8 D~'F.N A. sJI.AitP F\WING over to unattended •1•· , Bur~ ._rid Mcl..ean t(l go over theo .~. , •-lnf ve.tor operation In the laat lew montha; matter of faet, for tVII7 1 hill tO ~he ' "RI\ll:l!l"IDn s. • 1 ~·v" · implement 11! attendtd· lype 1\fll beinil' wld theee dll)ll, 8~ uno.ttended onn are -"'-'L Tnm.""fs 1'1\l que~tlon of the hliU- at.M~· peddle~. Th~lll! Include the almo!lt macabr., •·talking" Urta, Which 1 art In one or twG Manhattan buildlnp and, via a tape reeord•r, , tarr .inif~ being very ~tro.ng when U..Orow ol4 30. Ancltnt Old 'G'iiOI'kin heave~ hi~· hat I~ th~ ~U>t eilrry on running convereatlona with paaaenger•. lncludlnl thefall• ..Y ' ' ln•·out of Hoort nnd the mehllon of aaltl oft m11n'a IIUill Ill the\ l1!r«MM 0£ SlevenHon, ~ ":cauSe H. eteantnr bttrl w• done h9.d 11~ a glnral fnr 1.. tOrimall ro4· bJUIMI'lent. 'I ,~ arma. ,· l 0\ltlandlah, tnd likely true, clalma bave been ma de b Y tht -.nple .. whO have been IMtalunr the n11w unattended Utt• lft New York 'UIOnillt ( Th~y lilY tha.t the 11tevatora' el~tronle 11y1tem1 wut tum \ around at a lower ftoor If thet.. 111 no demand lor them up- 1 Al<ab1&1\ lili. eiJIOfilla , by-pan noorll whlln the ear Ill crowded- jult u the bumani do with auch apparent BAV&&ery-and l!nd car• back for • Furd · TheiDI.re 9,01> Lux Vj deo 'l'heake ~--··--- him. (John 14:31). lngton stu len the Brott yn g or replace ordinary babies , with te~t-tube types1 In the "Jiast tour years. Thc·re ls ,money In the bank term. and cutlle ' on the ·rangE~ , ami a A pig aln C"Ommitted by ' the passel of prospe-J·ity •SJli'CBd aU PreAident was the cegsatlo-n of the oround. Kflrean War, all1ti11~ high$ In A·b oul all the Dcmocrals ha.ve to ,.,olid prosperity and employment yell about iii Dick NixDn, ond 1 •and at l-eatrt a ()Oolite spca\dng ilC> twver d11.l understaml whal that qualntance wlth the R.u:,;eian~:~. wa!l oil ~bout, hcclluse he seem11 There must be more TV #lets und to be th(' only <"ompetent Vice· mulli"C''lored cars arounli now than anybody evrr saw before, more ~ .. .;::. @, He tt.at hl'tb my commandmtnh, and · kupeth them, heo It Is thl't loveth me: thd he th•t ..... !';UCh Mr .r. nd Mu. Ro\Xlrt M ar tin~ of M u..~111 on Wednemlay evcninl! ~ ~ ever , , ,. ~ .,. ...eem to be dolne oke. With the ,,,~.~\\t'!\11 Vi ~Hlng :\~r . nnd Mrs. Harry nwf'ling uf Ih~· r.nrd~·n Club ttl nel'l fke Eisenhower ~as co~mltte}t~ed foo:c~ptde~ Jt~~,w~y: 'ifty ,.the·r"'~ I -:nhtKO!l Su!Hikoy W l'l't' Mr ond Mr.... lla w·n em Monday evfn ing. .several unfo.rgivab1~:!:1 ~tO:Al sin. :dr'()~O bombs and otnef· Drie a Sa.v rt•. Qeen For A Day 4:00 I .Married Joan 4:30 IM·y Litt·i e IMargi-1 3 :00 Covert, Newcomerrto the neighborhood will be Rose Marie, Linda, Dennis, Bill and Melanie Hackett whose pareqb, iMr. and Mrll. Geora:e Haekett Jr., have purchas- peop:le's, Choice a,ao prc.haa beeD aponaored by the Metbodllt Cburft aad hive been cSoina qulte nieely with the ebildren doia1 betutUuf wort on their eratt. There ..,. • picnic: luoch hfld Wedneaday at noon. 'Jlbe tetcben latina part in the school were: Mr1. Vera Van .Mettr, cbtirtnao; Mrs. Hel.ea Teafwd, co-chairman; Mn. Irene ('barle• PuDen, Helen Stobart !Mouman, Carolyn Burn,s., Roger WCHS-TV Channell tllcnn Glitz~· nnd ('1\i ldrelll J>om r·¥cy and Mr. :mrl M I'S. Paul Galilw~H Mr .rmd Mt'fl. A1'thur F'ic"k nf and rhi l.drt>n t.1f Ea~t Liv·~!I' I)(JO l 1 Pomcrny, Ohio :wn~ ~·alllng on M1·. mld Mrs. Nt"d Henry on Thunday \ Ohio. a 'Jt'Oo.U'd Be You Feather Your Ne!ll: Pa:rson's Study Cur.ren1 Te~ne ssee Ernie pjn.ah Shore (l :45 Newt Curavan 7,00 F•lat>t & Scnlfi'S ~Show uo Halllll o! h•y s,oo Friday, June 22nd with sen, Sally Gilmore, Larry Eastep, a,3o --··-~---·--------;...-..,. nnl nlwa:la. lhll same-. 'Thls project Is hcing huiU by 11 group of busi· nc.'i'S-IOOnaged, inv~tor-owned electrie compllnJNI. AH of the monoey i.s pol'ivate money, voluntarily in- ~ · 5,00 AW>I. 1>1'11 6 :00 News Pidure 6:1:5 Sports Eye her n told tttat only government I ~ t•;q ~nhle of undert.uklng the blgKt!t;l nn d coSJt! iest powt'lr' B)"!tcms. nut tt·ut h and propar;uJncJ'a ·1r e * . , 2:00 Matinee Theatre 3:00 Date WithWif e S:Hi Modern Romance!! anoJ so •The Biggest • Power•Plant *cunoN* Home or Ridlt!s. And the proi ~ l'l will pny h<>avy taX·C'!$ un whntevC"r l.'fli'TI·ing .~ Jt makes - whNt · by contrtt Ttl! rollt, Is in th ~ neig hhn rhood i!jov.eTnment plnnt~ ure• eilhiw ar $400,000,000. wholly tax-free or la rgt•ly so. ThO!:le who hear nf thi1~ ror the The mornl? No joh I ~ ton hlg (nr fir~>t time might W(•ll Uelivc that It · 1I' f'li~"I'JI 1 .., .I'Se 1n · I Ing pTIVII I s: hrl.ug built h y till' ..:ovtwnment. lltiXJHlJi Fur over the long Yl :ws, we hnv'l! thr. ~"lOWer f! Pid! ' -~. --.; ' dvanced as in ours. This hns been. a bi g ft~rtor in But the iden of aulnnwtJio n ii; as old as the imlus t d;ll rPvoluHon. raisi ng th e: COlli m ine •·'.s wag ...s l o, U ~imply cbru;i s t, ~ u f ~: ~·\V . n g re- wh ere Urey .are the hiJ,: hest for any Rnlt 'i with th~ oid M puWl'l' 1\!"Vi('f'S c-omparable lnbnr in Ow wo rld. uf one kind or an~ tllt'r - rather And It has "been a bi g lactuT al11t. in kee ping the {'OaJ ind ustry alive than by humrm to-ll :111d ~went. Th ~ · NalioniJl Cual AssO\'l<ilLO n, nnd abl e to eo mpete on· a pricl!' (or instance, JlO:nt" C lll !hat nuto- !Jasis with other rue ts. 'rhure har; III'V~~· bl~tn an adva·n't'e mntion has hr:e n h~· lpm ~ t o mine coal for many yean> Coa l prJdll- in production mcthodR which didn't cers call It mech..1nization - hut in th l'" long ru n. work to the g1·eat what+ver the tt•rm it m ~ an s oolng: arlvllln lag" or al; con<:CI'Ilt:rl - tho machineS' a11d pOW C1' to d o a job. work ar, the ('unsumer , the 1nver>1or In Amt•rlca's cop\ mirwl! it hDI!I' nis.. That wil l be tnw -or whatever ed 'prudu ct.ion from ~ ix torn; per changes nu1 nrrmtlon brings tn the doy to .nrourrd LC'n tons in the Jnst futurr. Work is now !ini;:; hrd on an el· ectrie pr()j ect on lh r Ohio Hlvar . An(J certain fart.~ nhoul this projfc t m-e nt·w~wor·thy hy any fltnndard. Il hils l.mt une ('u·.·tnmCT - .an Atom \(' En'" l'f.:Y Cu m m:~i on plant It i ~ the largt·' ~ t 1wwe r proj.llct t'Vl'r huilt at unc tlm r II Is produc· ing mot'(' £>1ectorldty thnn ls u ~e d by lhl' t•ntin" rHy -of N ~ w Yor-k. JO·OQ 11 :6b ll :SO 12:00 12:30 1:30 that the men who ~noun~e Stalin FRIDAY now as Russia's evil gentus were 0:5!1 Sign On his active ac-complices. 7,00 TJ,>doy Both parties iagree also that in 9:00 Coffee Time future it will ·be neeessary for 10·00 H-ome them to take a more j ndependent 11 :00 It C-ould Be Yo\1 attitude Instead b1Uidly follow- 11 :3(1 F<eather Your Nest jn:g the :Moscow parj:y ,line .. 12:00 Camem Goes tc Sclwol 12:30 Cur.rent Li>olc• Lllie ~lundOi: This develOpment makes It 1:30 Ten-ne-sse Ernte has been 2:00 M'altinee Theatre 3:00 Da1e wJI•ta Life is conce••trt!'d. And it ha,.; \.)(!come n German mines, where mt"t'hanizmajor topic M di sc u~o n and d e- nt1on is ll'Owhcre n ~a rly so far .-... •• •' 9:00 CQffee 1'ime shlp. . Both ,parties agree thul St~l.n sinned. But bo~b take the v1e.w "AulomalWn" js a cO•nparntively Len yeans. By contr:{sl, produeUon new word, so far a s gt>lll'ra l usage 6:~a '1 :00 Today editorial oflice phone 397. NMlOilal THURSDAY Sign On S)'I'ICIIM Bible khoo1 will clo.u Aayont wbo movn to Brownell Avenue in :Middleport had better· Ub children for .tbe lall count on the Avenue ,and the immediate vlcinttr brinp \ the number ot ~blldren. to flf~y..aeven phu aeveu who left the echool-age coup when they 1raduat11d thLe aprlnJ. The it:aduates are Myrna Rill- EiJiow'" Aell SMOKED . l· ·1I' • . I . KROGER MACARONI .... : 7 0~ Pkg the ump by the Ji.mmy Sayre has ocrter: apendine the past two ye•ra In the arm:y. Clyde Bumgardner who Is em- p'oyed in Ottawa, 0., wu a week end vlaitor here. :Mrs. Bumtardner rcturaed with ~m and viait .,..m Nte nut two weeks at 1-be home 'or Rev.... ,nd Mra. E. E. Roush, Findlar. · , · Mr. and Mrs. Harold Youne and (~hJldren spJ!;Dt Sunt;lay In Colum: bw visiting at tha zoo. He is on vaca"tlon from bbt' t.inployment at 1 Charleston. Mr. aDd ,Mrs. · ~ordoh Creamer hav.e mb_v~d into ;t~eir new home tn"'ednneCtion wl!.h tbe Drug !lira. ltar l'••fflll •cc•om•ont•od ber diu(hter Sal''/ and MarUyn P'oale.Jbllt ., 1tp 81,1ekhannan on MoDday to attend · tbe Methodist camp. Slit returned home Tuesday, ' ' Mrs. :'Mel Clark and Mr~·~·L;."c~,:r,1~~-dMI:~ htt .m otber Columbia len FJa., to join Rouft will return in tbe Dell' l\.!;· ture. Mrs. Fred Will {Dorothy. Fink) lticbmond, Va., is visiting her mother, Mri. R.o1a Fink. Mr. Will came for a vacation .t.bli weekend. Ev:a lAevlne an employee of Elbertelda 16 on vacation.. , !Mr. Mra. Wl1 1iam Strunk rs.tniilay gut!Sls Oharleaton were her P4Tebts, each1~· - • • ' .1. Ib 29C ' Prodaee from Kroger lo . _ uteec1 h.Jte.lf•l'lllllell'lil oar ttorea ailladeii, reb!&. :;.....-~;; ~~~;.2.;.;;1b~s3;.;3c;.; · ·,.·. -·,~ ~ , ....:..:~~ · ~~ ·. �l' •• V·orn6n, Bos. 45 1~ 27 58 .358 MEIGS G.INilAL iiOs'~tTAl : Be-rra, N. Y. at 198 35 G.'S .332 1 AdMitted: Betty Jo'hiLSc(if.\ la! 1-IOm.e Ruris-Mintt.e, Yanks 27; dne; and Mrs. Edo#t'n ~. ~tev"ei-s, senators, 'Berra, Yanks, cine. . :. 11nd Lon.~ . Pfrates 17; Wertz, Indians 16. :b1't .;~ IJil.LAPVHJA . UP - 1'.h~ ' lo ,best'h 1 ronr-1ame, thr~-day P.~~j N•tfotlal Lea~ue sta'ndiDq ser1ts .F1-iday night with tbe Dotl:IHtifC! ~ 'Cifiti\\'rllti 'Re'd:lllP, gers. The two teul'n.s today are In tlaiA t~ 6fttr they cfro~})ed 3 PhiladeJphla & VirhiBI He With St. Louis for second place, each sq uad ttcing ~2 d~lsion to the ~ Runs Batted In- Mantle , Yanks 64; Wertz, fildfans 50; Boyer. Co:rds 50; Muslal, Cards 49; Simpson, Ath.;.ttics 48. .·~ 1 Phlllit here Wednesday night. one-hall a game out. Ci Juati't t\ree Je~Q.\.e cjo,_crn••'i e"bu ld .sliP 'back into point · ~lift 111. fiiil ll!o<i \\'04. flftl ptalie .O.ftlwul ev•n Idli ng , nesday was tthat'tered as tbey fell -bat, or they could s' idc down anto tbird(M two pel'ftD.t.j;~e t>ints other notch during their idleness. .· Runs-Mantle, Yanks 62; Me· DoUgald, .Yanks, Lopez., Athleties, Yost, Senators and Boyer, Cnrds 1f:tb1.:£!~~!'~1r::.. t~ u .... ., .. l~t~·~ ..t.t.J·~~~: ~ 1~l er.l~OOes ·· .,en~"'li rao. r; • me., . O.~bf.\1\ ~II. WI\~ orlly a ,~. ~ m• i ih~ 21\li!l'.:t)!li!ke_;<>tlll.. h11oI rt1_.,.. 1n U Hits-Mantle, Yanks 87; Boyer, Cards 78; Lemon, Senat01-s 74; Simpsoh, Athlelics 7 L; Runne's, Senators 71. kWiR·rs UBI~ Pftching- taWrence, Red Leg.~ 8-0; Brewer, R'e d Sox 9-1; Pierce White sOx 1().2; Freeman Red Legs ~-i; Labine, Dodgers lwee'il firs\ ail'd lir\h . i\lfte. .._U\'t7 ~~ ~lmn\~\1! ~\i>'"4 , o1 t..., eo•Ut<'d..,cllt nillht to 1>11• 5-t. !he 1!<1•~;6ked- i'llll•'ciOJpb team to victO'rt. SlfnmQniJ, 1~ ~\t · Is noW player tt\hod C<JM'pl~e game o-f t'hl!- se!son, wtm his third vlrtory against five losses when ·h e held Clncin· llJti's ~w~flll balling qrde{ .~P ~vqa .flRf s. H,e str:vc~ o~t ie\r011 Ud fit \d two. il<>ih 61 Cil· cinnati's runs came home on ucriti~ fli-.... m11rk . twice for viclory . . .... - Sa~. tl~ ~h ~8 ho~rs. Middleport Heinz . REO. U. S. Pat. 011. Satterfield Wins With Ease Over Johnny 1953, '54, •55- 6ul cl6ne lt. · - ,.._ title lnst:~z-r.. . There·, nobody tO &at Us ciul ~ofl_'edy . . . .- . "1 ... ~ • . . . 1:0 · ., ••.. . . ·-' . " t' . l l. • , .• . rtrlmea In only his 6d -;Igbt wellbed 1~ ..P"Vl4& d~cy nlaJ!t, but .OWttain• ' ' ·JJn, 24 )'ears 194 handily. lt fifth lou ln 37 pro anti ·cildt!d i 12 lliht winning st,reak. . ·' # ··E· and Cartoon -w·. mnn. .~ .. ' . . ... .... "Because I was too busy maklD·g sure the bat~~r t~p.ohe~ fli'p\,~ grinned Haney. "Lalit week lle lost us a game that way. '. )!a~ey,'s used to ;~~a~~ · j,pot& Like Stebgel, be's suf!. ~l . ~Hengel, he could ccwnl b {t1l' fbllbi\\t · W I. Pit. Montre.al - --- -- -·-- · .40 23 tiS!I l\rllwa9-\ee Roehe•l<• ...... __. as 27 ·.!" ~ B'll!'~lxA, Mlamj ..... . .. .... 33 30 u • Q'Q'"'l.o\iUII Toronto - ----- ___ 31 31 .1100 $L " Co1umbul -·---- -- - 33 33 .d ~Ui1i eh Havana - -- --- - -- -- 29 37 ..f39 ~~ 8uf!alo ------ . ... _ 2ll 36 -~9 ~\\' l(;)rk 2 . Rich-m.:.: ••.:.:d.:.:-.:.:·.:.: -·.:.--.:.:·.:.: - ·...:2::7_::3:::_ 9_ <1llll PbiladOII>hli . LoOt•• w ~ .. M:ovle tou.h cu:r H'l!::~:d gart-seems to have c 29 22 .569 oo 24 •.t!!!jl _ 10 aWnity for wood. Two of 31 25 112 \0 re~nt motion picturea 32 28 .552 lf.! sperate Hours and Sab•lmo-1•""" featured ~laborl~ use 30 25 Jl45. 1 panelinl and eablneta. 22 31 .4HI- 8 23 32 ,118 8 l pet M~l~ BEEFAld~l . ... 22 31 ~ 9\1, i.L~&- GLAMORtJUS, St!RI- ' ..ra~· LMt :Ciea·!lor ta ''ltoep y$ur-ailvor•-"!iDr·. ,· ......... . . . - DOil.kEE !2 27 31 .4118 t zs 36 .silo 18\1 we~ .::~-:;~,!:::': . ~.t~.i! =::::~ ~ f. EVANS SUPEJ\ • · - TRIM · · .. ·~· : : ' lib c~n .. -·-- , .1 1, ,. ' ~ . --~ - - -r w~n ,.,. . :·1· .. ' . . . ... . •. ,;r - . Wulel ' . WAX PAPER lOOft. rolfllc qn ··_ . , - r~ rw Atlas Tires ·, ~k inll "htr. will•• ·' . TISSUE ., . . # 'Iii ,. ' · No~'tw ' Ht.··~,~ .,... ~ II· ..,.,• ' 3 l5c -u•l .. "T~'l. ~!t:io'.\"_______ _ I t.ttilx16 11oc~cwon. --·---·-----· tlil~F ..,._16 •tock ltlli J4j,'.i.Jii I u•. -·-. --·-·· WhiiO ... Pl11ttU ... . ... ..., · - • ' ., ltad~~tl- ~-I i l iilltt_ 1lc · Cons ·. , 'ilidirlliefheiiiM'WIIh' Reli::Jillloil lb. TO ··J. ~ ·c·~ •-f . at" keartt CalifCantaloupet···· 29C: . ~uc .. ntben ···'····I torJ9c: : . ' ,;,- .. . . . ·- ·,. • but a tmnfi<>u 'Ju'ritll&,~lu No belter flavor ·onywbere · Large:G.ftn .• Cooi L 26 38 .406 re lhmoio .*'~ ~ n1n DASH • Fortlfled·witr Uver! -- Dotroll .,...,h~ BOalion .... : SWitT~IkG • ' .l' BllUmot~t Chlcaao EYAI'llfUllf'U l'lllM tan B0...J0.1 SWISS STEAK · ·· .. lb.49c BEEF CUBES ......... lb49c '49t jars BAKERITE ' . ' lri ..uneon~ll.'(ollfll ,Jdrlo(ijd·u·o W)n<"tlb riuhitha by mo... \hiln :i81000 n l 40 20 ,tlft'l Dealen ID 48 1t1tes, __ -~ __ .... 31 22 .Mm 5" 30 27 .526 II> ..,._11 29 28 .sot> 9\i 28 32 .461 Blllcl<wolla .... ............... . 17.001 Clevtland . • GUM DROti~ . lib . . C.llo . . 35c ' St. Louts at Philadelphia nlabt ChJca~ at Pithburgh night Amtrlun Leaeu• 1 ' ;;. .... I 0 OJ:'. . Old r.,hion u· Pl'ldly's GamM CinclnnaU ·~ Brooklyn night ~ilwaukee at New York nh~:ht l'l•w Yori< . ~ ----:;;;,::~::~~--.~~--~----------~-------------a~"~'~"·····~~--~~~~--~ · ~-~-~ IIUJit's for·tho·beC! · tune -· (:HEESE . _; •... pound 49c .......,,, ......... o ·· •:. I £VANS SUPER TR~ Shoulder Rout! . . ' 1 lb all meat wienen ····················tb lib. all meat tlited bologna ········ ib. .' rs · D 1 ch · ' vsCliO ew or - .av ". q~iut t.t Rldtik a-r. 1 t.\dwtube- at Pit~burgh - Buh1 111 ~~'f-"' ... 6-3 vs 8-G. a net"vuWI, St. LoutJ at Broklyn noll!lht Wehmeier 2-8 va Newcombe 9-G. ODIY IID)M acbeduled. ~~~~~-=-~·~€::!~!:::~e~n'!;II!_!WIIb~w~l~ah~to~h'e~lp~.-~=--= lloath sraek Hawk Llllahom Bee SLICED l-ACON 11b. tray pack lb. 49c DICK VAUGHAN 'I; I Loulo 2 Cbk!a&o I · t.dll\~llll 8 ~ Clnclnnal2 Wti\llte ' ;.... PtU:abura~ ~ Pro&iW. flUe ·eM v k 1t N S*ift ~am · ·"Tile ....,.wldl·the nre et noted taate" .. .. .. 15 oz. can 2.3c KRAUT •....• ~ , ~!)3 .cern IOc 'H"O , ,..: . ,.. r. ; . . HI~· , IB box 35c ' .. o '. • ~rOokJyn \lo Y~k4 t St - PRACTtl:l CALLID The lo~~r Poml(oy Little League blstball tean,ll will hold a praeUte aeaalon Frldb evenin1 Mt 6 R· 'f· a\ the Pbmoroy Junior lllt)l ScLool flelda. All pbye•s ,, Ire requeated t.o be on blind as well •• ritana1,r1 and an:'!! par- ..GltOUND CHUCK · ·... ·· .. -··.. lb. 49c ~li'glr Vall.:Y i.frreltded S&H Green oHh• W6'iiloooky'o Rooullt --.- .. " Preserves 2 eb A ., Chef·B•r·Ar-lle•• newest • lmllll delltious ., \ ·GROUN.D BEEf ....................... lb. 33c ·~ · STRAWBERRY Haney insists he "enjoyed" managing tlle Pirates and the record shows ·plainly he was very unhappy when he was let oOUt-lo K tould be trUe. l;fe fli'r! tal~'n · 'Me job io tbe fi'>l pfact OJI\f , atJ~ke Fbh'est o'r o1d friend ·o raDMl RTC._ ey, who r;red him on the last 'day o£ last season. ner In 6he end. ·- . . · ~-~ Htio.Y ha BY UNITED PRESS . 11oi. cons . ' ' With out. menthe an .first and thltelna:IQd d and twq Bllc batter nnd t!\e "wll'inlh'll:" rUh came ,Jto_me. nut the ruon'l' on first la~led ~o t~1Uch secohd base , a. Ia. ·P.red Meh International League ' } t' . ·,.' ...,.I , .._,; ,_ i; .,.• foot Itch II' 1t, and WI! can make. 17lS pounds. Like t·he time the Pirates lost t J • Satterfield, tbOU'IIb, tihteo 21 a game ukef 1la'tl 'lpp'arel'ltly wbn. ~;~;~~~~·&;:."~oil~: J!lVANS SUPBa TIUM •·every ...,_ lllll Wffil FiESH ·A: LEAN MATC'H . Ho.300 col''- . Armour Star, with FREE ' F-LOUR 101bs$1.Gj . . Jun& 23 added 3 Stooge.. . . .- . 'I; tloiil .MkDAt "LAY THAT RIFLE DOWN" kle and WIUl put out. HaneY, w-ho was ~achin• at fll'at, wDs asked why , -he didn't carreot the :roung . fG~~~~s~ P.onna Reed HOURS TO KILL" (Technicolor-Weste!M) only · -. · . OctoB!!r' ~dns Siocke'ye Peas --· An.drew~ "a . KETCHUP . 14 oz bottle 25c Gene A1,1try Smiley Jurn ~ tte "PACk TRAIN" also Judy Canova Robert Lowery . .By J•ck Cud~ United Pre" Sports Wl'lter NEW YOJtK UP - Now Mil· waukee's fanatic baseball fans are wondering whether Fred HaneY's career as a ill)anager wUl follow the rals-to-riehe.s paltem of Cas· ey Stengel, ·No mana&er ever h&d more woes than Stena:el in t>he day s when •he piloted the "dafflness boys" of the Brooklyn Dodgers walk In ~he sixth. and later tht! eq,~aVr lbep~ Doafetn Cincinnati'• final run came tn Brave.'!. But, when tl\d Cas&y ~ot a the seventh when Jablonski and chance with a good lei.m,Yil'nkees, Boy McMinDil htt back-to-bact he became the firlt manager ever ainales. Alex Grammu batted for •,tte•-l to win five str-a iiht flat. Fowler and nted deep to Ashburn ..... Like Stengel, the G7-yenr old permltthls Jablonslj.l to score. H~tney has "never really .bad a SIIIIMUio Stlnty ch•ne:.e" un~l .now. Simmons pitched hilJQs ball·J, in Iiiii' •110 . litre liOn... Hon., the final two Inning s ard' ehded ha•n' · allowtd pitt .•tw.!,lltt to the game l}y ·fanning pinch-hitter lh'•l hl1 stnc• of humor. " t1ke• Jim Dyck. quite a man to come up 1mlllng 'Vhe Redle-gs are idle today !ot~SiAU)' aft.ar all elghth"Piace and 1 sixth· While they travel ta New York "We'll pnybody ," he said. place wltll thote old St. LoUis "Jf they won't &ive a c_hance Browns- 1919 ahd 1940- 1nd In that lieavywtiiJt\t 6i!~~~~:i~i;~l thr.H liN~ -'tY.t• .. thfl .. h1nl ••· ~-~ If '!e'll daim lhe lighl h way with tha Plttlburt Plra'-t- ~ WALTERS ' ,,., aJainst filur wins. H e Wi'th Mantle exploding two t takei1 for only five 'hits Into th.e unter field stands Wit taken for 61'1ly five ·hlt.B Brlus Stadtum , Ute lx tnnhigs, but bhree were for . equalled the current ile'• t a base11. Joe Black relieVed · by rolHnlil to tht=ir sevFowler In the final two Innings. t·nth straight victory. Jnh.nny Richie Ashburn'R double behind Kucks received credit (or his a walk 1o Ted Kuan.ski and nn ninth win ahhough Whitey Ford infield out gave Philad elphia tOOk o¥1!\\Jn the eighth and rinishsecond run in the tbird innina. ed ·up. BUly Hoe(t suffered his The Redl l'gs tied It In ~he foui-th fourth loss compared t o eight on a single, a ·walk to nank R.Db- triumphs. mson, Bailey'! single and Ray Jablonski's sacrifice ,fJy. Philadelphia went ahead In tllc fifth on a double by Willie Jones, a c!ouble by Salley and Lopata•a --· . ,Drfve •l<jh<.~~ on....,wnor loclet ·Ofdl'lft.,. bllolor loal ihl!.~ yo)l'~ ~ · bollovo p~ail~Jo. 1)1~11 ,i~ il used ·CDr .with ti fytU~J (Ci~gcop(!. co;or) Dana ,.. . . , Thur.-PirJ. June- 21 .22. Ma.r!lly.n Monroe Betty G.rabM Lji.Uren Ba\::aU Climero-n MitcheJ'I "HOW TO MiUiiY A .MILLION AI~ I" Y11nkees' 78th t9P t ..... _.., ' I. ., ' . ·- ·~ • Butt~r ~rls ·' ,· . Ml)t ;IM.oft 'I'O,tGHT , Homer Mlk.. Dlffernce But .Mantle'• current paoe aiM fte deciding 1a'ly ln the duel 11' 1 faster th•n the two slugger.s ~een stmtno'ns B'n"d t61f! Art who e elolest to ihe markFo'wle'r wo~ Stan ~pQli's 12th Fox, eam· 1.14 29· homers at t·he end li'bm.~r of t'he sell oft ln .tti.t slt~b uf .runt-a 111ure :Mantle should i#l\ln•, I~ iYis a s~i!'ttlt blbt info e;P,:~J In the neXt to dayst~·e q_pper wiands neir tbe 400 .,V.lillt (}rt'! nberJ bad hit "only" foot mirll. · 24 ori June 30, 1938. Both wound Fo\tter drOptu!d bts Seventh e r..i~nl:!y ~!lons •• dl'd\\'t M s Novy ~ons " • ,.... "" ~r~lit t\lqHhem Bilans W~nes­ hli tQtal to -· .POR fiOOICaT AWAY llll 44. I Tile Buoh'i Best au '~ ., ... ...... .:.o ' PenoJial IVORY SOAP 3bors25c • .rre1.11ulfil··: . :.·... :1&. itJI, �,. WANT' .IDS . ., . . I 6crJ.5-y \ • • - - - - - · - - · ·-' Tt\e ""-''-·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bend Banner, Mason-New Hoven, W. Vo. 'The - ... t «4L#JW ~--~~~~~~--------~.----------QUICK SEIIVICB •• Walch · Bo- 1 j South Planning Fam News ·· Bitter Assault •• On Rights BiJJ Hor~.,:., :nrw~T.:=•nn Iw. va . and Pat Ball from Mullens ited Mrl. KaUe BuePt. Sunday evm. WinDle !pean CLIRON Pleeunt vb- W. Va. visited tbrir rran.dmalher .M.rs. J. R. Chattin the paM we~k. IJIII. Mr. and Mn. Robert SproUle For p}e_ - DINE'ITE SET tableThase (rom t.own att.end.lq 8 Miss Jannie Duntan ha• return.n.d cbl1dren Mr .and tfB. Dab $12 Call demon.rtration part~ .at the b.ome of l l'd from Calumbu&, 0 ., wbere she M 'noaa Ae ixwlfllll4 1lf 1" A . and 4 cb81 Ch&mbers and children vis1be'd Mr. 6-21..3tc . rs, · Doors hung; f'oonng l;nd; roof, Mrs. James _ Cun.nmgham, at Pt 1sp•·nl ~£"~nil days . • .. -.w 1lo pul>ll•... tW asbe.sto!'. shingles iind insula Plea.s.mt. to:Way ev-:mng woere ~ Robert Groeer Jr s pent the week- and ~a. W. H. Fux . Ridi-o& Kane for sale, prke $100.00 tion applied . Repal rl5. V iq~il Da na Le.Wls, Mii!rgJe . ~wn.ght [ Pnd w.th Mr. and Mr s. Elmer Van ' John Stout, Harrisonville, Ohio \ Teaford, Syracuse Ph one 907M. and Elame, Clara Wilha.ms L_u- Meter an d!amily. Mr. .. nd ~n. Ray Dean Heaton lotoe" 3 - ..... - - 1116-l9-3tc crnc llarrtson, Mns. ,Frlillk H.ani.s from MisBourl villited Mt'. and M.f'<l., Mrs. Jobn Soha ..rtloa. llllllml.UII dtarle 611o.- 8-21-2tp Mrs. Gr-ace cartwright has reMr. an'd Mrs. ClaJ'\mellel Newell hed. Lewt. aDd Mr. and M.ra. DIP aQd Mn. John Jl,i.q, BIDerlf't. W. Y.r. and llrtt J.U Jo-JI ' llbl Ma.ytag Automlftie Washer, Franturned home and son Robert motored to Colum- Saturday. Va. visited t.&bJe. JobDIOD KoadaJ. Qll Muon 'YIIited Mr. oJ Into II!JCIItiye IBaerUou. ces Johman, Hartford, W. Va. (20 t:H Insurance at MeDonald, Ohio She was ac- bus, Ohio Monday and two g randMrs. John Taylor and boys KtnM.rw. KIU& BID ud lOll S.nde kt• · TU 23773. 6--19-6tp · . - - ---- ~ companied io()me by hi!I' ~ daughters returned with tMm. neth and Michael of Mason called Mrs.. Olea vl!ited ~:~..:W:.:i:lln:;::,.:;__ _ _ _ _ -~---,.:.;. " llpedol Olio moatll for Jll eeall ln.su raM'e Age nQ' · Alma Jot>nson...amd Mr. ·-- _::._:=::.;;.._ WALNUT CHINA CABlNET in MiddleP''rl t' ..J1c . AutomolHk - Mr.s. Hal'Oid YouR.!! -and ch:ld'ron t'wlll tt\e or z cenu pe.- wora wtll excel'ent condi-tion. Cnll 6068M B " ·· Ph 631" X "20 tf ' be tharpd. for advettilinll if not For Sole (91 ---·' 1 4. ............. ,.. __ _.... .. palO. t(lr before Ul• ~tb of IDOlltb fOUowill lluert.toa. ' · -- - Rarnc-s-S1m~n ti·l9-3tc eacb Loclnt Post.1 for sale. Clarence Wolle , Jr., Ohe$1.er, Ohlo. 6-19-titp Adv~d be reported lmt>'<>dUII-.Qo. :De Daicy Seatinel wUl aot btl ret~Jk'DI~ble for more t:baD ODIII UJCOrrect lJl. Life, Auto, i'' tre, Polio. C11.ll Dot Mrs .• M.ills Middleport. (}blo. flrom ' for :"oootices at"..wa· ViSited !'ttJ:. an<! Mri Emest Henry Sunday . Mrs. Anna Lo u·~~ Colley an d c hildren N e w l h.\•cn vtsited MT. find rl-irs . Danu Lewt5 Su nday even· (21) keal ~state ___ . - - - - - J•H~ MARlON RADFORD HOME.STEAD Hiahe1t Prices Paid Logs-Tim· III ber-Lumber. Write tbe Krieg Lumbfo.r Company, Wcllst.on. ..... u ..,l , .tuu&A.c. .....o e~aa "'"' Ohio. "lU tlees o.l: Ever.w prwted 1t regu 1ar cl\.Utliecl rat.... OblLuart\!.11 We want w,ed farm mae>biner). F 1 published a\ 1 cent per word. U tOn·T•hompROn Tract.or Sa:es, ·.:haraed Atl.l .received 01 aWl or Pome-ray, Ohio 6-7-181(' Pe-rk. _a nd childr.e·n Chillteoth~ for sale. See Fred W. Crow, Exe cut or, Pomuoy , Ohio 5·12-25Lc -- ·-----~- --HOUSE for sail' wtth twn apartments - 6 roo m ~ and ).) ulh upstairs, and 6 rwllll ~ anti bath downstair.,;. l'hlnll' Bachner's Mark et. (j . 2 J.Stc _ -~--Two 7-roorn th ·ll ~ (· s and ..,,•ver;~l n 'ce builriing lul·i. On lhe 1C"V>C 1, oul of hig h water. 10 11Jllf)U\£s walk to Ouu.t •l H{)usc. lnquirl:' bux 668-C m·1() The JJat Ly s t• nt:nc L I' I ~E.- 111- H.P•.-T"THJNUNI"· 'j_·a· I 741 · ~...:;. • Mr .a nd Mr.; .l ar k F·JoX are-- an nounci ng the hirth o r a ,cJiaugh. 1 :er Ql.'~' n Sunday I'Vt'mng at Hoi ·ror ho-sp'tal. Mr. and M·ns f)(~r.ald Ohlinge-r Middh:o port Ohio vi s1tefi Mr. and ~ks. Lcstr·r Johrt'4JO and famil y ~ I r ·_ \ Awarded~ I ; ' av-A P--SUB£R u ARKETS _ , Prize Drawing · · ·& · r.: . ~ - July 14th .... ! Sttrt(l~~· l IN THIS PART OF OHIO (One ~iven In Micldfeport I For - -------------- e. fOtU~tt1arp, > 19aJ nlrn I ",~,., Fresh ton Pickup li'I.ICk, ll'or reat-ll!lXtebaiOtl $895. Ulucttncr's, ScaUold Boards, Drc. Lfldders.\,~:::::::~:::::~ ·1 ('•l'llll'\ cland, Ohio. :md that hi~ pn· Clotba. place of re~idt•I H'C cannot Plans have been completed for the Dally Vacation Bible Schoo' which w1ll be held in Hemlock Grove, Ohio, beginning Monday , ~une 25th and eontlnulng through Snt urday, June 3oth. .. Cut-Up Fryer Parts .. . Choose Your F.avotites! Stewing Chicl.•ns . ""' ·---=====::::.__.:___::..::::::~ ~- ~ • .; FRO%EN FISH FILLETS : , Cod . ·. ' . • • • ... • • • - • lb.- 2~ Hoddoc'k • , • ; , . •. • .. lb.l~ Red .fish. ... ' ••••. .: .• ,lb. . 29c. Chuck Roast... . .• . • lb 39c • • Fried Haddock ..•• • Jlt.· 49c Boned Ch•"cken 3-"' o· cans ""'c I Hemlock Grove Fryers~:-.::~··· . . . ....,..-..-::39~ .•• lb 47c ~ ' ( Sk'1n Iess w·•eners . s II Tur . k. . . ma , . eys ~Q-Electrlo wall~lpel' hghin.~ t 'I' .. · ''' -~:__ METROFOLITA... ('·""''· I ALL MEAT 21b 85 FRESH lb A~ : ' ~;Jb ·s·l c 'f'""· AUTO SALES ':''' ~~he SUPER-RIGHT $ C PAN READY " . ., • ~ ~~~===~====::~~~ ;7·1~ H<~id ~~ . _ ____ .- _ _$09~. ~ - · -- eroyFA8tP FRESH .FROZEN ~-· ·:L. ·> •· · · 3 4 . 75· i>o~:uy~cg~~~- $09~. a:~~~~~ ~: :::r~~r~~:~ ~~t~e"n"g',"l·,· '·· ~i~o~u~~~~~ ;~~ ~~~s:~u~l:tle t~; u·lc~·· ~ r .·•~-· ·•r91· ~·"· ' . _c, j~ · 'tifi · tb P\uto~rvoces . ::~ ·.·.•"'"'.'oi.t'"]:, . -f,j' j ,9c" . ~:~ .~~airable S tl "uln"'""' Oh1"u 6-21-Btc - ~_..._ : ~ ·----- ___ Cllatoa Fisher, MlddJt~pori. •• 1955 BUICK Ccntu,, !U>Ier• Phone 0266-X. 11-1coup\', power !!leeri ng , dyna- For u 1teamer.· Clj,pton li'taber, Mid· flow, $1.09:>. Blaettnar's, Pome. roy, Oluo. 6-2hle dl•yorl- Pb. 11263-X. 11·1-tl 1954 ctH:VROLET 4-dowc \'X'tra gut.•d Urn, nar's , l'um-croy, Ohio. 8 aetl6-21-6tc a!l. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-14-tr ljl _ _ _ ____.. . !furnished apal'ltmcrwt on 8.. .a. RAWLING soNS co.- 141 Gravel Hill in Middleport. Call lovur w1-. . kor Service. Day tii70-J. 6-14-6le Pbvn• 0221. Nlgnt Pbvoe ooa11- , ROOM HOUSE, lurni•h•d "' X. OUDtiJHL>MOU'l'll DEAL., unfurnished , scmi·bath. Ca ll "us. 60!16-M • · •9-3Le ~~-~~-~ :omplcle WIIU::L AUQNMENT, b..: .. ncma and brake ltrYice. Hackc'tt's Safely ::le.rdce, Welt lftbin Street. .f'amero)', Obio • --.(9) For ~ie 17) 668--B %The Dally SentiMl, 20·6lc ti· ~oy, Ohio. Butternut, • my 6·11-12\p Woman able to wort to 8har Pomoroy. !house In 1.he country free . M". - ---~-·Gerlrude Hall, Portland, Ohlo, ~apadty and added feat urea6-1 6-tit,> Rt. 1. you can't t-eat a New HoiWld .Ualer at any price. See us for a doll. i' ultoo-1'00Jnpaon Tr•ctor (201 D-211-2111< Sale1. COMMIRCJAL RIPIIG.RA TION BALER 1'WINE, ruaronteed, $8.95 New tk \}tied, PurCha• )'OIUI' equipt' ulton~TbomJNiiO«l Tractor Slllll. ment w~ local service. 7-yrs. ~~2-2M4': OA Refr leeratlon service Eng I· ncer with Ice Cream 1Man ttfacAll sizes of Ele<:lrlc l''ans at a turer. ~ow servins this Area . real saving. Frecbrl\ Plumbina Complete equipped tntck lor Sllop. Phon e 433-M Pomeroy. rvlcc. fast cfCicient repalr IH5·61c Fife Refrill"ration, Mlddl roort, 11-18-211tc Phone 6233-X. 127 -- - ------ . .. ., -NIIGLIR ----& CLIIK GARAGI Call on us far car repair and weldlnlil service, Radne, Ohio, WISCONSIN . '" ENGINB I'ARTS 6 8·25tc Parbt uud Senlce MEIGS EQUIPMENT LOIIIIIUIIY Phone 94 ' • • ~ ' l'omeroy I - - Por~h Valance, · roll up .perth .•hadtl. CIQ\h awnlnp, E 'oolric: fam all kii'lds. Free InstallatiOn. Dale Wippel Supply. l15 Un· ton Ave., Pruneroy, Ohio. G-ltl-2lltc .::=::::::::;::::::::. = == --_:- = - - - - .--::--:~. ·=- ,. Gardea Hoat::. 24 ft. and 00 ft. lenltbl. Yr :cken P umbli'IW Shop. P)lone 433·M Pomeroy, ~-~~!H"e "'~ ~ r FOR ~-unr;; i burner i Bel· ded Gll Stove. D.c~ lcn.l. t.ondl· tlo'D. Adami ·r - Grocery. Phone 6-14-61c Plumbtna: and Plombl~ ~3-tV . ·- -·- Public Aceountant We Invite Bookkeeping Aecounta, Audits, Tax Problems, Notary Public. Office Pbont 269-M Pomeroy Nat. Bank Bldg. 105 E. Seeond St. Pomeroy, Ohio &<JUte RODNEY DOWNING .' INSl/RANCE AGENCY Pira. Automobll•. H.. lth AClClDIHT Life, CIIUIItY • .ld B•nd• Reo\ Estate Broker MB·tl . ---- ---FOREMAN ~ ABBO"i"r 2.1,1 H. P. Roto Spader, like new, Ve,:7 reaaonahle, Call 3-10-M. 8-l$-fll< -:·'' • - ~ -· RADIO & TEU:VISJON SER VlCE !'hone 200. t;;leland Appl 1ance ' Sture, H8 W. Mala St.. Pon1er0)' ' -' Business 5ervl ces G. E. REUTER MIDOI..EPORT. OHIO T.V. S.ERPHOHU 6311 VICE AU makes R~palred bJ Eli 16"136-·M pert TecMiclan~. PhoAt ti284Y lliddleporl. 6-ltl-111 ~~ -- ~-------N>:IGLERS for bulldlng hous~s. birch ca.blnct.ll, And N:lp&lr work . Call 1.11. Guy Nelghler, 724 Broad· way, Racine, Ohla. 6-8·21Stc Superior Ser~ice Quality Merchandise Reasonably Priced '"-215 ttvorcc Tht• pranJ.yf' ru ofer rc tr. pl'li t ion is for dlvoi ce. (·m·c, custody and conlrul uf m tn"r "l<<"ld, al 1"mony " .. G)\UESER BLOCK CO. 3 Mllet North of PonlerOy On ltf, Sl. Call Wm. Vru•Hr. lt6CIIt ...,.,.... 1 : · · . :. . · 01... , '"1· ,i ; : 5 "'. - . . - - - - - -· 0rang·e'J' BRAND •••• i' 1 1 ' ·-· ··-.;-·-l', ·' ' ., i'. ·r .. -· · ' ' , . 1 1 ,• r,· ' I ltd The defendant is t·cqulrctJ tu on>we/,aid pctlll on "" '"'18th d;1y of Aug. JD5fi, or judg ment Wi ll be tak t•n <tgaimt him <rnn~eN ; MILDJt>;J) "JL, LCR. P:al01tirt ,\ND tl"URJEN AILnrney• "" l'l oinllff. '"I 21, 28: '" Transport deliv e ry of Gaw lllle, regu'Rr pnd (JJ'('imum gradt·~ to I he County Garnge, J·h ck Spt·tn!f9, Ohio, at the dit'el'l inn (of the Cuun. ly En ginee r, during tht• DO duy period commcndng Jul~ 16, 1056, Quote price~ on h· ll l) regular :lnd premium grades. Board of Co mmi s~ioncrli reservr- the rig ht to rejt•cl any or .tl\ ,hids. Board o f Cmmt .v rommissioncl'! By Dean Barn ttz. Clerk. lfll-21, 28 ; (7) 5-12-4lc LEGAl. NOTIC £1 A !Wtition ha ~ burn filed h,\ ' lloJ.!H't ltaub by .~ aid Pl'obalc C.JUrl ll lcgJng •thnt un IICl.'Ount of t hl;! ,bsc nc l! o f Leo Haub for 33 YE'iH'fl 'ront Pome-roy, Mdgs C'oun ty.'Ohlo he place of his lost dnmil'i 'E', hu N pr•:sumed to Uc d'' :ld, nnd t n.: lho1l •pro cec din tt:> m!l.y be n •l c·~lr..bli!ih the lt'b:al pre.'lumplion f Ih e d lll' h of .snid Leo Rnull. No-l1rc Is h:ll c h v ~ivcn thai ·on ltc 21st. dA;.· of July, 1966. at o·no o'dock A. ·M., said C!1 urt ''ill h rar ovid cm'" eonr£'rnintl lh1.• • \r-~ ''d absence of 11ald pr~~umod lccl·dr-nl and th~ cin:umsloncr-.s nd Jura tion -thcr rCif. J nhn C. Baron Judge ot said Prnbnte Court of ·Meigs Count-)!', Ohio. 6) 14, 21, 2B, (7 : 5-4.·~c . hos.:• lu ~t plJI.('t's · of rtl ~ ide nt.-e 4445 l~l ll' Jd ANnue, !:itlll )\r-go, Cahfor~ i ;,, anrt I Dr. Wll· am Och.s. 4427 Eur-lid Avl'!ll\e, ·m ll wgo 17, C:.lifo~llla, and th a-t cr prcscn·': place of t·Ps id!:nft- •• ' · ' • • " · .~ By ERlllE BUSHMfU.El • ! Wltlfpell; . . •. . ;, . ' , :.\ ..' "")' ,, I LOVE TO . .see. A eov . ·READING · I'LL HAVE THAT NEW MAGAZINE . 1 The pl'ogrr:m , I'm sure, will be lnll:!re £-ting l r'Jm start to finlsb I'd certain'y like to 1ee sev.fral carload8 Col Masot1 County DatTy· men in attendanct'. I thiak it'! •p od to get out and see for cur. ;elves some of Lhe ~hanges thttt. \ re b~ing made. I know etrery- .annver .period those present are abdtrt faith and t-he Lutfteraa an interesting part of ~&dl vice. The JUett niitsk'Ht ducts this periOU. tbe.ir inquiries Cab· s~., illlld · ·-:.~. • JIMt ~~ Nm H~ The Vub .kOuts or u~n n hct 256, NeW Hawn, met at the' hOme of Mn. ROy W. MathPllY In New fbv.f~ r~nfy tor lheir w,Je:Jtly meetJQJ. At the me eti n~ the scout!' tom· The dail~ sessionS" w!H be hellf from 9 to 12 a. m. in the Hemlook hody IS bt15Y but somrtimet yl)U 'Pieted kiftl: (vr tbelr fathers for r.rov~ f'l,•·io;tian Church and the can get too busy and whe-n )"Ou Ftther"s Day. ·lhdi'bers pfesent !ook up you've been left behind were lllicha~l Mat~eny, Richard Grange Ran. Dairy Princes1 To Be Seltcted 1 Mat_hei:ly, Pbil Cooke-, Peter K.ar· , ~.?cludep iq , the program are The Mason Conty girls, who are 'h~k ;nd .Mickey __Beaeb. ~iOOs pf erart1:;, music, reer-eatin the Dairy PrlnOCSB contest ia D t!bthe.rs ~ent w.er: ~Mar· Jdn nnd Bll:)le study 0ta89C8. w_ill be in Huntington t-his Friday D Bl Y and Emma Matheny, Teachers for t he various .groupF ntght for the Rl:'gional Contest. . M0s(IOW $U8SCRiiES are as fa11ows: Mi ss L!nda StOck. The girl who will . represent this SAUGUS, Mass UP ton and Mrs. I)Qylr Sargent , Nlll'- recion--lhe Huntington - Charlessery Mrs. Ralph Smith and Mu. ion region , will be sele'cted at Ruth Offutt, KinderJZBrten; Mn~ :his time. ~Obert Jlawk, Mrs. Ziba lf:ldldff Tile ron!Ct;l will be staged at and lltrs. Bert Roritine PrimSrry· tne Appalachian Power Office. Mrs. Hall Fro~ and ~- Hank We'd like to 5ee a lot Of M8.Douglas, ·'ll;llior; Mr. Harold C. ~cm Counti11ns t-here cheering the · Doster, Jumor High; Mtis1e Mr.s gi r's on. We've gof the winrir Don Betzing; Recreation ' Mrs . here in Mason but I'd hate lo say James Caldwell and eraits Mrs. Olen Harrison ' · whU::h _&,ir~ iJ: will be. The contest will start at 8 P. CAn d'! ,it, Just en~et: ~l!.e. w. 1/11>..1~~~ Mr:s. Harold C. Doster. chairman M. Why not make arran-gements lb,brid Corn · Yield Cclntast. h~~~fi\};lil,H@j.'j~. attend. ruJ ar the planning committee, an- to Wett Vi ....int. Hybrid ·com ;r.,Jol~ . es are SiO'!~e and the -.. _,---;,· nounced that 40 chlldren are •• (' T... lll hlal)~ only take a lew rolled in the Bible School. en. tb,. fill out. . . . If some of you good eorn grmv. 1 . Yoja ~e ~.PUt June 30 'to oeners would -like to "pick up" ab ter. ~~ In ~ouch wi~ the Extehs· e1;ln ~5.00 PJl teli you 11~ YOU ion Office a.Dd we 'II fix JOU up. '; ...... ••• . . . .IVIF" -, . . ...--· qt ~en'• .... CboeOiille· C~ · . · · Pl.iif·l A&P's Crestmont .•• Or.,.ge, Pineapple Ice Cream Bars . ' •. , .. pkg..of 4-49t Sherbet . . . ..... . . . . . . . . qt. 39c .... .. . • . .....2..-.c..: fUiiO"'"FiSh~ .... .... . ...... .... .. ' ~ , I . ..... . . · ; -l't'.!t~l . . . loci*d'drii;. Wh organized lut .Anald Jlusaell . .... tN:der. Ril aulstant is · ·, iURcilti..Oii Meat Cantaloupes $ ,.r. · . ' :;: ·:·.-. : • 0 I 0 • 0 I •• • I •I • Oo • RMIIIIJ ONIS •• ."VIIIfiiPINIOf ~ - LAR,GE FLORiDA •••• uto aua. AVG. ~t :~. ~:.~.:·:~::-:~·~: 'i;.•t ~;1\rt :;;"Jil,r ,; •. . ,1. .••" • ·· --··· · · elols~.~ . Large 300 Size . plot olll Juicy Lemons ······ ·.. ·-·59c Outstanding Values 'ounty, Ol'liu. bcinp: rau~f! num 1cr 12427. In ~altl court for divorce 1nd c-th(']r reJ Itit Th.e ·Jll'Dl'CI' of Sllid \W·! II ion ·or dlvon:e and [Ot; rq uilabl£' i ~.r; The d~fcndarl~ is ;,qu\ro'd m~wer · r ald po1itJon on . 1ay -of Al.l'i\ls:l,t ~~t· l)r .iuiiS""n!i' l will be tt'kt,n 1~a.1Mt .hu, C~CIL E. HEWI'i"r. Plai•Uft O'BRIEN ANQ 'J'I®El/.. ' ;\ltorne)'S lor P:alnt)ll. · ' . ·(Ol ~. 141 ~1, 11111 •('1) S, ..., .,, ~· " w.l .,.,..e, SpiDaeh, ,oia _ ..... , . . .... . PaUles . .. Ice Cream. !156, th e plamtilf, Cf-cl . E. Hewi'U, !ed his 'IJ CUtion llJ:aimt her il' he Common Ple-a.s Conrrt. of ,!lf.r i ~;~t ' 'j . ,; · ._.. ' ..• ,.• 6 pk.. 99c Bird!!~ LEGAL NOTICE Betty Jane HcwiLI, whn.!•E' plact• '£ rc .:~i doncc I~ nnknn-wn anrl l et'C, . A&P FAMOUS MA&VEL ..•• 6 FlAVORS LEGAl NOTICE Rrn led Bids wil: bf' l'('ct•ivl'!l hy the Hoard of l'tlt~ nly Comun~ ~ w n :·rs Meigs Count)' , Ohio, a1 tht· of. (I(<,! of s a id Bont•d , PunH· ·ov ohiQ np t.m ti l 12:00 O'Cl ock N..~~ .lulv 16. 1956 Inr furni.. ; hing t!.c follo\~- . F.ROZEN FOODS ~_12· __"'-· _'"-"~' 1!111 0'1 b e as ~ Ct'I Hined, will ·lakf nllr·e I tul en lhr- 6th d;~y af June, CONCRJITE RI.OCKS Hi.vll~ t.tttr For L.,, .. . _,., ;d fcou•t fu•· 1 Trevy-Finshlrwold Funeral Home . 77 1 :.ng. " - II " To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Do•"ly Sentinel Display Ad rom. -- ! , .. You have.something y Help Wanted or Want Ad be our - -RepresentatiVIt ""'"""1 1 WANTED- Bookkeeper • -They Glt Resulta... pher, experienced. Wrlw - ( Ho\188 For Sale in Sugar Run . ln· ... 1·d lwr petition him in the t'nuunon Pleas Coul'l of ·Meigs Llhw . bo·ong """ num · IF 2 five room apar1ml!nt'l; 2 - - - - - · --·- •• I 12.419.n m Sand eno . 1, 1c kens ,• p om· & ·Masol'l. 5-9-6tc - 1 B formation .._1 :tscl'ri<~IOCd, h i' will take 110liC't' I th nl on lhl' 17 th day ol !'.l:ly, 1950 111c plamt1ff, Mildn·d Miller, fll - FOR RENT: Wall Paper Stoamcc 1U53 PONTlAC rietux 8 cylin<)er \ ~... Clean "sed Cars "" " Models All Makes and these 11ervkes: A 1,qll"lflti. Planned Fot --------·------------------~ w""" " .,\ h~-r· l.l.~L BihJe S-chool ' .. I ::~::1 ;;~"',"",.,:,:;.. • RULES Nothing IO buy, Simply Cl., your free Uck$t e.ch t4mt yev vlslt :,.UrAl;. REGISTER OFTEN I All winners will be no tilled. A&P employees aM tltefr temii!U are not .:tglbl• for priJ.el. 1 l)l 'I I ' : One Gtven In Pomeroy r~w WI~ \ 'X '' >-:- Sund<~y -e v2'ning. Daugherh' Sudh whl) i'l' station- ---=- lht"y are used cvrreclly TDE and .Endtill thou'd be used when the 1 To be . I a•J <.:Uit on lhl' mea sur-e today but gluml y conceded it will win ruleJ worms are small and bt! sun: and follow lbt .direction' on the label The committee MH vptc on tbta Tas ll.' fund Fprmt A.."•lla~le mragurc Lhi ~ anerriobn .t~ h~rJn afd~r 1~ ~~'tve the 2 cent! i1 g oppo~in~ ar~ul_llell~J. ' ~r gal'on refund on a:a~lioe . _Kep. E. L. Forre.t'l!r b.Oa. f,M,. Ute~ · .f.t1r tarnUrw; purpos~, · fr(Jm mJscd he would " take off tbe rteOrlnhe'r Jt, 1955 ajl tit J"De 30. gloves " in discu!.!tlng the bill to- 1958, Federal Ta:r Form 2240 day. Other southern RDUse mem- mutt bt filled ,out and mailed bebt>r.~ plann~:d to do likewise. fore Jlll~1. 19M. We have these forms here at Al t h ough bacbu ('onrident'y t c expect t he committee to clear the . he ~unty Agricultural EJ:ten~; politically potf'nt anti-diserimina- •on o!!!_~e 1np!he P011 11 10 fficd~ Bu.~ld· lion me3!lure for H l 1 1"!:· rum easan , or istrJ.,J, <~ ouse vo e, 1. M· c 1 J\>1 fate in thP Sf'nBie Is another IOD 1o , e.JOD ounty atmtrs.. matter T·he bil1 would Ia Come m, get your fOMn , f1ll 11 . · ceacer, t•~ m Southern fj 'Jibuste-r i her flU1 a l(e1 your monev . . "· 0•1 Day A' W•t Vlrf'nla It wo uld create a bi -partisan UniHI'tlty commJil~JUn to mveshgate allega- ':'lf:h;,. ~.,at fllilil .}(irw:~ntl Unitwns or e1vil righl.!l violations , set v~rlrfy J'ih be JJiie WI this w·ar . up a ne".Y civli righl.,s divbsion irt · T~.f •Pf!OJf'am will 11tart p~ 10:15 the Ju.~tJce Department, and-; Ailth ft ~otit _ fb f.lJe Agrbnomy sl_ren~t ~~>n prl'"ent 111 ws against farm lo look over ihe forag~ {IJscnmmation in voting. f,fotH ' aqd !lld At 3 P. · M.. With a n~,.ft~tTatiiJii. tt( cernif. ne 'Milk- ' ;nit aqd jn plare c'eaoinl<!: at the iudrin~ Pavillion and a Fly Con· •rol Demonstration at the main hain. FeatUred ~oe alter 1tt1l flp Jal.'l "'illbeJt . M•r jl'uliural SP'I Ing &r ~"'r; hnnh·~~ - Ohio, 1l'hn will s;lei• ·.t Hlfl P. M. on "It's Great Fun 1(1 Sell." ~ .,.. Oflpon,.nh of lht' administration's Cl\'il rit:bts bill pl.ar:med a bitter To control thue two pest.A ol tobatto, .ue 11>E or Endrin Th~ mlrlel"ials will give good result• If rommittee appro\·~!. Ji'nrl L .,,.1ft"II& •p r'nze ft • p.r•ram Now..G···~· • I '. WllstiLNGTON UP-S0utbem ~ ~ectnuf, WANTED -HARDWOOD PAL rd at an A 'r B·~"'·''-" ,· n T<·n"""· , .._~; · ,, LETS . Old esta~'bhed concem was vi,ding fric.n ds and re(ath•.c. ~ ICE CREAM SOCIAL is intere8ted in -placing order;> in Clirto n S<J!ui'Uay 11nd M.ome-made. it.~ cream, cake and with reliable .p roducer on a Mr3 Ann. Erwin and daught <, o coff~ . FedeNited Church base· lon& term •b asis. It 11 not ab· l'linett<~ from New HaV>Cn sp<'i il ment, Salurday, June 23, begin6. 20-atp sohttely neceuary for mlll to ~-~ ___ ----- T<Yday night with ht• r ~h; ter Mr ; 1 rung at 5.30 P . M. 6-20-3te have manufacturin~ Iaci 'itic.<i at FOR SALE-Pcfl r'll Kirby RPa \ Es- Lucil!lf' HArri sn r . SA.YI DON'T YOU KNOW? the present ·U me. We would help 1a te, R•J tland Town,.; htp Jl Mr. and Mrs. Jlu-.;~e] l Younl{ .Jr Baker'.t will alve you the beat you get started . Pallets will be acres land, hiiUSe, barn ;~nd out . and Mrs . Ruhy Zimmcrnwn l'ro•u I trade on furnitcrc ur apptian· picked up from . hui !din.g-s. Sec Goorgl' A. M <':n - ~1 WP!(L ColumbiA caller! u n Mr. ,i ild • 6-ll Ploease reply to Box hart. Admmtst r at-or . l.i-1 tf 1\lr~ Fktchl'r Yottn{! Sunday. · I ces. newspaper , givmg full in£orma- I - --· J)(>nnv Rlak l'. J at•k Sm ith <n.l tlon. 6·19-3tc llou-~r, 5 rooms and ba th. :i acrl'., Larry Fo"< h:1.s gont> In Fort Kn' ·\ I -ground, I block r_rom Sl'hout .~ . ! 1\v \nth the National CttRI'~II ror A1TtiNTION - -- stnrt> und pustofflCl', hot ;ind 1 tw <• wt•r'n ltll~IGS CO. HSH AND GAME Rent cold watl'r deep well p rc...-;~ un·l 'vl1s Kat h t~ryn ,John , nn rrom M;• ASSN' !nSH FRY AND TRAP t 14) syste m. coal fuJnilCC. Phon .. o.;ll!l rn l!-e d on Mrs John Uar•l s•• 'lll ~HOOT, JUNE 21, AT lJo()IMECh~sh1rc 77551. 0'>\./ICI' \£"av!ng ! S11nd,tv HOY UUN CLUB. 6-1~ Sleepins Room for H.ent. Phon~' town rnced fot" quwk sail- • D.1vu1 Knapp whn tli fltlltir)•lf'il 243. 6-14-tstp ti-19-5tc I .11 a ~aval RfiHl' tn lllir!Ol" i..~ vb11 ·[ HSJ Auto ~le~ Hou&e for renl-4 rooma and - - - - - - - - -- 1n1Z h.t~ m(lthl:'r Mi ~ Jfl5ephm • FORD VB VIctoria hard-top •b ath with basement on Llncoln 11\n-IJIIl ror a davs j Heights, caU 463-Y after 4:3" MAY.. WARU ~l ;1r).!arc t l'h 3H(n fmm M a·~rn 1952 coupe, Furdmnatlc, white with or t;ee Mrs. Tracy Whaley at ,.-.... red top, $895. Blacttnar's, romeCounty Treuurer's offlee. '"' · Onio . 6-2!!_1c 6-IML< ATIONWID• 1 LEGAL NOTICE 1 1953 CHEVROLET y, ton Panel -...::..: '"" l·'oo·d M•"""· "" truck, $6 :). Blacttnar·.'l, Pomeroy For Rent---S-room aparlmcnt a·nd _.. ... c... ur rrsaknce 1s unknnwn and 9 Hit bath. Utilitie& patd. :t56 N. 4Jh 115 leeond St. Ph,.,. 41 1 IJlacu or !(•,idcnc{; woh · 62 Ohi':__ __ - · · ·-- • Cl Midd leport. 6-16-6te Ponwrov. Ohio 1 11 ~·IJnl Plant, Brn;Jk Park Roud "'· u~ s... co:~:~ ~~~ucn::. p,,.:;l~ I ::;o;~~r.d Ah~a ~'-~~udm~~:; ~~;~, s~~.::;; I -~-- ..ntoa. I Mr~ - --- 11 I I Wanted To I:Su't wiLLIAM •- GUGOtiY A..Wtn1 Covnty A..,m I t~ft.eor ~ndiing .a.~ tnon w telepbuot &lveo caretu1 lion pairtna: by Factor- Trained watchmaker. COLLiN~ JEW£. LF..RS P('Ul.Ot'OV t-3-tf Folding Aluminum Lawn Cha.lr This st~, Jun. .me· ealr hBS mull!i.eo'lliftd Oi'IOINM\WD s~ elotb~~ .._b&~ .- .. foldo &o ~ .3S"dS' Ill.'' Wood lria' nata·re-In tool! ·. ., ' . • Fresh GNeh ' ' ' ' - ... . . ~. • c' -' ~ Aulnaker and ,ant HllSie'll. wlil<llllof til;, miitftfl �• ' ·.- - The Bend Banner, Mason-New Haven, W. Va. ------SOCIETY =~=;.~~j~;~Mi~~:=;l,o.t!~i Webb Hall left for a visit ! I , 1 !'~up.;- dauthter, Mn. M<lnihalJ and family tn Columbus 'I B~eas, !Mr. and Mrs. Elmer JObDJOD o1 Cloumbua, JohD. Losan WbeeUna:, w. Va., anct ar.d M.r1. Beu N1ebo4on and Mr. dauibter Su.tan · C1~, Parter- and Mnl, Joh.n Greta of Chauncey ""...·I lofa. PhilliP& came after sbur1 are apendi.Dg a week with w~re wee tea d. autste of 1tr. and HaiL Mrs, William Baxter arJ Mr. aad Mrs. Edward Hlte. LMta Gothard -and son, Mrs. Beatz Wolfe. Dave Thomq of IMinersviOe had ber brotber, Foster Bentz Wolfe spent Tueaday at wbo bat been viliUDI in l)[arenao 1b.e Meip County Men'1 F-eJ.. alld hi.- daughter, Sylv1a Plants wltb J:IUJ aiJten, Miases with Mr. and lira. Clarenee Thom- lowsbJp of tbe CbW'dles of ObriJt Ida and Augusta Wolfe. u o~~pent Sunday with iMr. and have sent POO to Pl'elident Ldlbr Gallla County, aa din_ .!ednes .and ~l:. EdOwarlh"'d '!leanor S. Schaaf, Middlepcrt Society Editor - Phone G079 Rudolph Bernlng of Mt. Angel, I Mra. Everett Thomu. He return- of the Kentucky CbristJan Colleee., ....... .., ._ .......... Oregon, arrived Tuesday for a I~ to MarenJo, Wedneaday. Grayson, Ky .. for transporlation (Cb&rlotte Broylee) and tueille Bearhs Hawjdns. Pomerov Society :r.,:d!!.::lt;:o:;r;;;;Ph~o::n::e:;..:6::244:::;;:,__ _ _ _.;:.,______ visit wttb bill son-in-law and dauM. s,t. and Mrs, Hubert Fair and expetues or a atudeDt from Stmonas Fostoria Mrs. Gotshter, XI'. and Mrs. Edwin we- and dautbten, Lady, Marta Dee Hawaii who will enroll at the the "•itoro to hruna and family. and Neta Chryl of J!'l Knox, Ky ., college thi s fall . . . rep<e.. nt• • they vtsired • 'I " ~· " AI Reuter returned borne Tuea· and Mrs. Julia Da¥il, GalUpolil tive .sent by ~e Meigs Countr buab~nd~d ~~Ted~L! ni•C..;C$ - day from Columbus where he at- were Tuesday evening dinner grou~J~. ...... Frod I. C.rdner left MonOpiC VT lfC an tended a Lutheran Cbureh eonven- gu .... of Mr. and llrl. ElmO!' Final p'aas -l or tile llludent f ·•-tt 1•• be · tion. . Wickham. were made when the . J'ellow.sh.lp or a • ._ w w.~ r ststec, MrB. "The Committed Christian Serv- Kingdom", scripture reading by Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Schwab, Mr. and ){rs. Floyd Tracy of • --·•- an dfa-"•• ~ Cl--1 d IJe ' met 'hls week at Loag Bow.om Loll'...... ··~ 'qJ' "'""'an · £s t he Church W1lliggly" was the Mis.s Mary Ehzabeth Chapman, a .. Mn. Willis DuddiDg and son and ~ron _.spent lhe put weekend Cbu~b of Ghrist wil:h EdKaSlater and topic of t he devotions led by medita,tion by .Mn. Thomas Young The Brownell Avenue HomeiL)'nn Schwab visited ill Marletta with h1a father, James. Traey and and Y have mov- Mo•• El>',,b~h Fick when 1he and prayer by Miss Fick. Followd · d M Eu Mr and Mrt. Eddie Smith Piei'C!e. Bradbury pre&ldiD(. 'l1liJ to tbe Low ....... n... 1 "" "'' Demonstration Club had a Ncnlc Sun ay wdh IMr. an I'J. · • · • · • protaet baa bten underw1v for 1"' 3 ~·-th 8 .!....rt~~y.C,-.,8't Fnendly Circle of the Federatc<l ing the discussion on the topic Wedn-··•av at t•'"dd,le·...,.... gene Schwab and son and enjo7" IMJ'. ~nd Mrs. Robert Gardner ~pe~~~.... ~.:...::,J S1 ,:,""wh•·n:~ hesa- Church m{'t Tuesday evenmg m Mrs. Waldo J . Barte~s continued n --ds=o .de p'ark. u::::'. Le,:t; H. s.""":.: ed a plenie dinner. II!d .son Robert of Colwnbu1 1nd several yeara and the 'men have ...,, -..-. a ..... , o liJ <employh h the :;:···-· of the Book of Ac' ·. fl.\N:I ...... o .. _ ...... ..... _ Cl a.~.. d blldr heea. savl::ng mouey for the stud d b th Oht 0 the socia l room 00 the c urc · "w l.:J ,.,.. president was in char...... of a Mr. and Mrs. Orien Wlnee and :w .u. arenee _ ..... an ~ en. ent'o expen .... eCompany, Y ebad been Valley Baking h 1· g Dur ng the business sessiOn in "'' · S nd All I Gall~ !•· WOI'kinJ at the M1ss Fick Gpencd t e mee m &hort meeting when tbey decided 800, Mr. and .Ml'.l. Allie Grueaer uaan a en o ..,o 16 were o;;·~~illliddleport plant before bis trana wit h the call to worship followed charge of the president, Mrs. Fred flo organize another club, and son and Mrs. Dorothy Mauck Su~da)' ruestl of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Harold D~ bad 'be .se.r- 1 -~ fer to Cbetapeaft.. Wilh group singing of "1 Lowe T·hy Blaettnar, Mn: Ohley Potter was The meeting wlll :rete&!l' untU and aon of Monessen. Pa., Joha Phil Wllliamson. mon f-or .bhe 'l!vftiac and Earl WUliam Wolf-e t 1 reported m welcomed as a guest. Mrs. Mike in September. Children of mem-> Grue.ser of Belle Vernofl, Pa.~ and Mrs. Hugh A. ·Black of Chi'li- Klug I&YI!' tbe openlaapruer with 'CI\t!Oij•t hia bome on South Third AveSimmons reminded the group of ben enjoyed croquet wbJle their !Mrs. Austin Lehew and son of eothe Jlpent Wedne.stky with h~r Rev. Fred Gardner, Middleport nue. the "retreat" being sponsored b)' mothen attended the meeting. Newport, Ky., were hue to at- parent., Mr. and Mrs. Phil WiU.· Cburc:h, •ivina the ben-n~•on. 0. =:sr:~~~ Mrt. David DIJ'8t Sr., Mrs. Paul the Women's Guild on June 28 beMembers and their cbildren tend the fuDfrals of Mn. Ollie iamson. e nll'~Pu -;r::t=~~ D.tvia and son, Wayne, were tn ginn~ng at 10 a. m. at the church were Mrs. Carl Will and chHdren Stowe and Mra. Freda Ebenbacb. E. MeKinley, .Mtdd!epOtt, i& aee~ Parkersburg on busine 119 Wedne&with a potluck dinner at the par· Linda and Carla, Pomeroy; Mrl. :Mrs. OrJen Wln« aod 1on of Mr.s. Wa1ter Walker, Mrs. Fred retuy.treuurer "Of the Jroup. day , .sonage at noon . '11he Guild of the Richard Chambers and Eric; M181 Monessen, Pa., aqd Ml'l:l. AUJtln Leifheit and l(n. Cheat.- Zirkle Mr. and Mrs. c . R. Young and Basil church will be guests. Vir~ie Hobstetter, ' Mrs. Jark Sat- Lebew and son, Newport, Ky., are llpent Wednesday in Columbus ,Seventeen members were pr&aister, Mrs. Earl Braxton, have Miss Erma Smith, chainnan of terfteld, Mm. Wilham Morrit and spen.d~ns the week with relativea. witiL Mrs, Ethel Lowery, 1 ~tient tent and were .served refre&b1~i=~e~f:rom Erie, Pa. where they The WSCS of the Enterprise christian social service {)f the children,. Susan and . Cioda, Mn:. Mr. and ·Mrs. Rolland M:eAngus: in Doctors Ho6pltal. menta by tbe boaf group. 11 Mr. Youor's brother, Vin. EUB Churc h held their annual Guild announced tbat those hav- Myron Miller, Mrs. Sidney Russell and fami-ly have returned to tbeir .;.;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;.;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;,;,i~;;;;;i;~~i;;i;;.;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;. cent Youq, and family . He ts re- picnJc Tuesd<~Y evening at the ing clot bing for the overseas pac- Mrs. James PuU~n, Susa.n, Step. bome at zanesville after a visit • C. H. Wile h . rand c. 1; Dnl• euperattng rtowly after majOl' 8liJ'>- ,borne or Mn. Selim Blazewicz ()f ket to brJ.ng them to the ebur~h h~n a~d Stephame: Mrt. Wayne wltb Mn. Wendell Betzing;. ,... bull...- vWton ta BunUne- gery. Errroute to Midd1eport they Lasley St. as s0on as poSBible. Mrs. Rolland G1bbc.ns and Ev-elyn, Mra. Lewllll ' Mr. and Mn1. Dale Fau'k of .ton We4Dtldu. atopped tn New Castle, Pa. to viait Followmg the picnic supper at Neut..:ling, Mrs. Slmmona and :Mr.s. H. Sauer and Carolyn, Lois Ann Columbus are the a;ue,ns of her Mn. Wllliarit Ault .ad clllldrl!n Mr. Yo'una:'s father, Andrew Young, 6·30 o'clock the re-gular business Bla etlnar were selected a.s the and George Mra. Russell' Jooes mother, :Mra. Goldie Hawk. and lfra. Gene DodiOil and :famUy. Mrs . Young has re- ~essio n was held with Mrs. Her- altar committee. The Circle are and Mary LooJse. Mrs. Harold Hysell and fatber, 111'8 bl ~qfleld Wfttioe cetwd' word tbat her cousi n, Mrs bt>rl Dixon, president, presiding. s ponsorin.: a kltchen shower lor h ils nd Le rd 10 d --all, lfr. a-..a ....._ -.,_,__ WJ.niam DUtz, a former resident D"voto·ons we•·e led by Mrs. Ed thE: church and requested those D!'ER SIGHTED Jo nand \\!' :Mrs.. on a Willard son onaM(lwery _ . .... 11\1 -..... --~ ~ • Mr dall. and family. \ of Pornerny is 6flriouRiy Ill In a Arnold who ·had for her topic ho.viDJiC articles to bring them to Mrs . Clalr Spen~.r .saw two 11 .,.;nt tbe paat weekend in Marion Mrl• .Jqie. 1Qnwr and ....-.adloD, Columbus hospital "fhnstian Youth and Christian lh P ch urch. deer w~en she looked out ber kit· with re'atives. JIDUDJ Hood. bwe returbed. from Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley vocat 1on ". She Wall ass15ted by chen .wtndow early Wedbeaday Mrs. Lydia Hysell vi.!llted rea vilit b1 St. PetenburJ', P'J,a, 'l'hey hrou1ht her mother, Mrs Ruby Me- , Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mrs. John A de.•;scrt course was served by mormng at her farm home. :Mra. cently in Delaware w)th her brawere acoompatded by Kn. HaiTy JC.tondrle, and David Ashley borne jl Smith and Miss E!b:abeth Davi~. the hostesses Miss Mary EJiza. Spencer watcbed the deer enter a ther and llster-in-law, Mr. and Huff I.Dd 1011, Allen, from Dunbar where they had been Mrs. c laude Husted read the scrip beth Chapman, Mi&S Mary Vir· small patcb of brush aear a ereet llrs. Allen Mc::Cumber. fll! llld· lllrianae Pltmketl, ¥ialtiq. I lure lesson and Miu Genevieve ginJa Reibel and lira. Blaettnar at but wa s unab]e to te11 when they Mr Mrs Robert Charles of wfn viJJt here. Jamea ~wis ha19 rettl~ned fro~ Stobart offered prayer. thr close of the meeting. they left the field. ...:=·--c:::..=:..·...:c:..:c.:..:.____ Ietty Koahler, KN WM tn Grove thll Huntlnlllon Veteran ll' Hosp!l· During th e business session it pOrt oyw tbe woek:fand. •nd · was aJ and has returned to h 's work wa.s an nou nced t hat the annual I' ......,..,l<d bome by her moth- with the Coonty Hlghwoy Deport. , '""tdbulioo by the m•mbCT' thi• 1!1", Mn. ~ Xoebhr, Sr., who ment. yf'nr wuuld be giveu on hos-pital lul4 been vllitln• lo!r •nd Mrs. Richard o .. n brought his fo lh· •uppli" for t he );sponola HOSP>· Louil Hainer and fllt'llly. er, c.t~ Owens h?me from tal m Ne w Mexico. The Lord' s "' rJ 1 .Mr. and Mrs. Jemee Arnold 4teft the Huntington Veteran~'~ Hospital 1'ra. cr in unison closed th e meettoday for New York O!ty where where he- haa been a patient for Y Ev1mge linc Chapter, OES, in· for the ceremony here and the g, 1nl-! . ... •--'d will •-• o-v•" d t vitetl 1 he At-hens Assembly of t, h e work was exemplified b~i flhe Raln · 1 1 "'"· ,..,_ •t..vuu the sum\lion an ren men s1ncc M h tlendino were 'Mrs ~ - Col mbl U tut w~k e m ers a ., · Order of Rainbow fur Girls, to bow officers of Athens. A numTroop m, Bov Scout., of Am...... ""' . • ., u a nlver· "'" · . l"hn Fro"k 'Irs Herbert Dixon t·xt•mp'ify their ritualistic work ber of guest officers an(l mem- eriea met at trhe ~LJ.brary Wedne.sMr . • n d MrB . 0 rv1 II c Mill\ Nln an d " d h'' rl'" • "S · d Roger ' -·usan andan children,• of ltambow in the MJddJeporl b"rs of the Gr•nd Cross of Ron- day event·ng Wl' lh Robert M1'lla , And J erry, l~ ol · an c-ral 1renFrick ~ ton of M:r. and chtldr en •~mary u . d Chapter rooms ·MOnday evening. or in Rai nbow were prese nt. Scoutmaster, Jn charge. Final 1 II vlliting his um'bus. spent tht.> wcekl'nd hl' l'l! Mrs wi.th Mr. and Mrs. David Oiler lWI Linda, Jerry, Eddie an Pau a, One hundred members of the After the progra m the local plans were made to leave Sunday •nd MT8. Artbu11 WW"e accompanied home by their Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mr.s. Cla ra Gru~- E;..stern Stan and Muonic Lodge chapter served refrts hments in at 1 o'clock for Camp Arrowhead, and BarbiN and daughter, Roxie Marie, who had ser, Mrs. Eldon . Weeks, ~iss EhV''<'re pre~~ent for the ceremony the Temple dining room with Mrs. near Huntington for a week's CO\'ert ,... YloiUng in Oo~ been vl~tlng Mr .and Mrs. zabcth DuVJ.'I, MISS Genevieve St.fl· r nd :'dr. and Mrs. Jsmes Clat- Ctatworthy presiding at t·he punch camping trip. Batey and famll'y. Larry M11ltron bnrt, Mrs.. Albert Brown and chJl- worthy Patron and Matron of bowl . Arr.~ngcments of tlo.,.ers Fifteen Scouts stgncd up Wedremained he,-e for a longer vi~ il at dre n, Judy and Joe, Mrs. James Evangeline Chapter; Eber Lewis, and candl es wep used on the ncsday night and otfters are ex-~ Batey and Oiler hom.cs. Will and dau ghter. Becky and Master of ~he F. & A. M., and table which wa s decorated by ij'al- pected to cOmplete their plans in of Mr .and Mr!:l'. J gue!!ts Mrs. Claude Hu~h·d, Ml'll. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wingett, llr and Nellie Zerkle. The re- time to gG, The Scouta must have r are hl!l' brother. Chn11les Charl es Dow, Mrs. Edwa~d Ar- Worthy Patmn and Matron of fr e.shment committee were Mn. physics] examltlation.s as a part ) ; / !"'''"~· Horse f'..ave, Ky, and si1:1ter nold Jr , and son Jerry, M~.ss Har- Harrisonville Chapter we['e .pre- Jnmes PuHen, Mrs. Wendell of their camping preparations. N. 1 Bertha DanllM' Vinton, Iowa'. rle-tt MtlntOlih and !Mrs. ,loward sented during the evening. Bunce, Mrs. Arthur Lewis and p S kb m er and Rev C E · '!"'ac a m of the troop · com· · I.J Mr. and Mr.. Roy C..to and M"tnto·h. .. " Mrs. Anna n ose, district , e puly , Mrs. Emerson Jones. Hoyt members ditldren, Roy Vtrgll, Bonnie and --------was in charee of the arrangemen~ miltee, will stay with the boys Kay, Cohtmhu&, vl!!'lted his mother, part of the week and arc anxious IS lo hov o qualified persons votun-1 nesday. Mrs-. Fred Cas-to and childleer to a.55ist them . . FOB ren oloo to Columbu• WodAn yone who will t•ke patt of nesday {()r a wee k visit with Mr the boys and their equipment to c ..,. who is working th.,..e. comp Sunday Is uked to report st Mr. and Mrs William Bradford the Library by 12;30 p. m. I '"d~'~""'orf! your .,.. fUhlom with Lnaible"• curcte, han- been lttying with their grand. 1 be M th Stitch lru. •nd 1M ih• lovely d'tff•renc•. See, too, chUdren , J immy, Jennifer and J~hn The Chesh.T ~barge 0 t e • Mrs. Chester Erwin, organi.st at ·Mrs. Bruce Lloyd , president of how bea\ltlfvtly Hie lha!M> It 1tf'tcl1ed In the- cups for LohiK!, whllr their ...... ents, Mr odist Youth FeUowahip met Mon~ the Middleport Church of Ohrist, the WSCS held a special meeting PLAN CHICKEN DINNER ~ do y evenmg at the Rocksprings ,.,mirMni fit. Th• flnnt In fit and hlahlon. 1 lnd M'l'll. Harold Lo..._ Pome1·oy i::awe an mpromptu concert on at Heath Me~hodist Church Wed·~ Methodist church for ~heir June 'the church pipe organ whiob bas The ·Mt. Moriah Missionary SO:were away, netday evening. Plans were com· meeting. been rebuilt tbia month after the pleted to assist with the purehue dety will have a chicken dinner MM Cora Runyan, Buffalo, W Devotion11 led by Shirley Brown weekly ,p rayer meetinll and Bible of a MW refrigerator for the par- at the 1Mt. Moriah Bapti&t Church Gil Tile Brt,clrtelll Va. and Mr11. Carl WOtton and opened the me-etttna: and group next 'llhunday, June 28, with Ucaer IB Middleport of "Brin.. lng In the· Sheav- study clas1 Wednesday nigbt. Mrs aouee and also cabinets for tbe bt.a available from the memOers d lUI h ter Mary Katherlne, Hy~U • lngln• .. • ll h " ErwiQ demonstrated ~he n~w stop ·PAUODage kitchen. of the ebureh, The dinDer will be Run •~ vhdUnl Mr. :md Mrs. How- c.q" and "Stepping In the g 1 pre- the Vox Humana and also the oth· BAKU FUBNlTtJIUI Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Bangerter ard Wilson and famll)' . o::eded prayer by the Rev. Ralph serve-d from &-'1 p. m. and dellGro\f&. JOhnny Taylor had the er slops and pedals for the bene· left today for tbeir new borne In very will be mad~ lf desired. Camden · and ob.ave beea dinner fit of the conp-egatlon. • scriptJure readtnc. The proaram ln <'hara;e of theThe pipe orijlan wu installed in guests of Mr. and Mn. Bruee Rock SprlngJII 1roup opened wltll 1932 and waa &ivon In memory J.loyd and family and Mr. and the osong, "Faith of our fatherA". of Mr. and Mrs. Willis RuSBell Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and other A rreadlna "What are wrt dolnr:· and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Payton . ftiend,s this week. about ot.t" was iiYen by Mary Me· C. H. Church added the chimes Rev. and .Mrs. C. R. Konkria:ht Afee and a story aermon by Beunal which were In memory of bi.s wife and aons, Eudel1 and Davld arrlv· Gru~er. An article, "How readelh and the new .stop has been liven cd from Bowersville Wednesday the Bible" by Betty Amos, and a b:.' the Loyal Pals' Class with oth· and were overni.ght guests at the rcadinJ, "My Pa" by Eddie Bartels er church orJaniaations assll!lting Henneay home. They moved into preceded a Bible qui! by Beuna with the cost of rebui'dlna; t•he the parsonage today. Gruoscr A readlng " My Prayer" pipe Ot'Jan. The original plan'll by Mi~ Sally Bartels concluded hl\d the motors, pipes, etc., In a the program. small room that was lnac:cesslble Durlna the hualna-~s ~ssio n in for repair werk and the latest rharge nf Judy Spenc&r of Miners. I' project has placed these in ,, . . ville churcb, ,the minutes o~ the larg~ new room on tbe third lH!!l meelh!.IJ were read. A dtscus- floor o[ the bui'ding . s' on WB:!I held on the Lanraster At the weekly prayer servlec the Loyal Women's Clasa and the MYF camp. The MVF benedilrtf.on com•h1ded Loyal Dereans' Class tied for the The Federated ChUTch the meeting. attendance record. forty-tbree per a picnic at the Attendlns were fourt een youth sons were pre 1ent and - Fred I. day, Ju~ 24, wltb SurHia)\ and four adults rrom lh t! MlneraiGardn er, pa~lor of the church, at 10 a. m. The worsbip ville church; ftve youth. and one conducted t-he devotional ,;ervicc witl begin at 11 a. m. followed adult fro m the Altrcd ch urc h ntne- anO the Bible .study class. Barry a plcnle dinner at noon. ~olrth "nd two adults from Rock Bfl)·er J't!!Cited the Books of the Games will be played durin,; Jr~l.n~al~~u~~~d the Rev. and O~d Testament durin& th~ study afternoon and at 4:30 a W!l8pl!1' .,._ The next meeting will he held ~lass. Mrs. Webb Hail will lead vice ronducted by the Seolor Youth· FeUowshlp will be held after whleh -=~~~~T~~~~~t":-:=~~""'!~~,~~,..~~,.,~·t~C~ h"'e~sl:':or~n~n_;J~u~l~yy~l~6.:.._ tbe devotlonal service next Wed.· tber'e will be a picnic aupper. Thon ;. ne!lday. .,.::_ w!Bhins transportation caD Mrl'. Frtld Blaettnar or be at the church by 9 a. m Sunday mornln&". • araod· "Ch•'s"=an '(' -PVes Church w,.,,,·ngty" Is T • ,..., Frren • df y C • fe Meef mg • e Meigs Church .', ~ Fellowship · ..., Aids Student POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel • Thu rsCiay., June 2r, 1956 DemonstratJ'on Club r, 0 n W.'ed sday ent ne r: "" '.!> ! I '· 9LPEST MAN EVEI: TO SIT IN T.._ U. S. SENATE s Preparations n.Face Of S . wilbur "'--""'· I •· NEW YORK UP- The Clears Enf erptV5e • WSCS Has Annual PicniC At Blazewlcz Home ~ • nation't centers prepar~d today to banfl: their furn ace.s in the eveat. the J:rave tbreat of a !lteel atrike betomea a parsly-zin&: reality. United Steelworkers loeala formed strike committees and drew U11 pid::eting sc=hedulea in counter-measures s hould the unIon and "Big Tbree" industry negolialion!l fail to reach eontrad agreement by the June 30 deadline. M-erchants in the mil l town.~ sur rounding Pjttsburgh reportfd, steelworker• were gradually tiP· ~ning their purse &triog.s. In Gary, Ind.. the merchants deelart'd a moratorium on credit buyina;. Abnormal jumps i n savints acrouol!J were reported throughout lhe steel producing areu of Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. Wort crs 11tockpiled food and •lopped lJurina: hili!b priced itemfl. Local relief agencies made long-range plans to care for hardship case•. The joint negotiations which lJegan between the union and the "Hit Three"- U. S. Steel, Betblehl'm Steel and Republic Steelin Pittsbur~h 1ast .nonth have b&~ome hopele,ssly deadlocked. &tee] 1 Attorney Attorney of I Meigs I I '' '· I x.nm anl Evange11ne OES ChOpfer Sfoges '•'' Final PreparationS Order Of: R""inbow Ulork Monday f or Arrowheod Ma..le By Troop 245 I I g ROOMS Of ;j Hew I ~;::, :.':.~':..,~"t~'c.:'t~~;.-~·tlve< Furniture $299.00 W<n( I M hod' f Chester et Mrs. Chestet Erwin Heath Methodist Youth Meeting Is Demonstrates wscs Plans For Held On Monclay . Organ at Church Improvements .' FURNITURE $1.00 Cor-~· ' ELBERFELDS ·--.:-·-;.·;,;o-;,;- o.·;,-.-- ·..·:-0o.·.-;;;;;;;;•ll IT'S THE TOWN TALK! 7-Pitc• Chrome Dinette Suite VERY SPECIAL $7400 I All Doy Outing Is Planned Sunday By Federated Churclt I I :HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPANY Mldcll,port, Ohio /' -· ON THE YEAI't-AHEAD CAR ____ Legion Post . -' AuxJiiary Meeting Held The AuxiUary of the LewisManley Post, Ameritan Le1ion met 1ast week at the homo of Mu. Emmr. BJtDd with Mrs . Garrle Cuaell, president, In tharge of the meet1n1. A good report was g\ven of t-he ule of Popplts in Xay and the Auxiliary voted a contribuUon to a sick woman. 'f.he next mt!etlnt will be held July Sl with tbe -place to be annouDCed · later. Mrt. Bland , ~a. Ca114,ell, Mrs. Gertrude BuUer and M.ra. Naomi I Bcntlef were bru~t.wu ucl. Prv~ • efl ebltbn, sall:d, 1-c' creaxa. 'itfke ..4 - . :· ' .... OUTING HILD Tbe 11\lsy Girls "-H Club had • wiener rnast at Dalley's Lake Tue.sday and were aceompanied by their connctl\ors, Mrs. Joe W11aon Jr.. and Mrs. James Cri.swtl1. ·Gueatl .wet:t- Myrta, Richard !1\d ftobert Witaon. and Diana CJiswell and Joy Botas. Wednesday the elub bid a work meetinj a\ . the home of iMrll. Wilson and finilhed thelr sewlnl project ftieh ill to be judged July 12. . ». criuft S~if' S.~eks .·Cas Pipeline .Now Being Laid Thru Meigs-Co. . ' CHRYSLER WINDSOR V-8 / Natural gas pipeline cOnstruction erew1 are on the move again Ln 10 Ohio counties, adding 142 Jlftlles of pipeline para1lel to the ~ Tennt.ise' Gas TrammlsSion Company•a s:ystem ln tbe Buckeye Sial<. With work just getting under· .way, compJ~Uon Is expected by -early f•ll, according to W. C. , M~. Jr., eompany senl&r ~lee .~ ,.lden\ In charae of operations '~a.~ construction. ' one 81-mile stretch of 26-inch· ttlkinetel" pipaline. is beir.g laid ,Ilona hte' exlsting Tenne88ee Gas tt.a'llt-Of-way trom just north of ~ O~o River near New BostOn tO Mar IMcConnelsvUle-in or ~ aerO.. t(le eountlea t~f Seloto, Jack.ao'D,' Vinton, M:e.Jp, Athens · and llp;e;aa.. This portion of the work il under contract to the H. C. Price Co. s Funcra1 services for Tbomas "Tom" Wagner, 84, Letart, Obio, will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at tbe Let.rt Metbodi!t Chureh. -: ~r. Wagner .dit::d on . Thurs~ at· )l:l!ll . 1~· th• . Met(&. ...irib~ Ge~:r:~ ·: ; : : by ' GOING TO MOSCOW AIR SHOW . . ' f flnd the ·ap~roaeh iDd •ll·faeWtirs ealil)' Kftilllb~e II ac the · Cabell· ll'uaU'Iflon u..Mh !:•~ ~ 1.336 Sill· tetnth , St., a~aeeat to the new hospital Jn Hunllqtba. 'he thile Ia B•OO p. tn. ;ru$doy June .. u. Syracuse Water · System Work Is I of a exjtatlllon proaram eumaQy ~><tna on by ftaD.Ii- Gas. Also included In the- PJ:olram are the addition of 'It) ~nites of pipeline parallel to thl! comPany'• statem In Ken· tucty; ~ tonatructinn of new com· (lrtssor 1t1tions ~ar Winnsboro, La., and New Albany, Miss.; horae -pwer additions to existlni 'compreuor ttatlons near l!lola. Mia., Jtlill c'ampbellsville, Winchester l'ftd ' c'att•ttshura:. Ky.; and a 3" uterialon of Lhe company's · ,naflll'IIIJ a:u 11therlne s)'stem in tv · • SOuthii!Ut '·Louisiana. Underway Again •am•4 ;,.me 'I ·~ . ' iltae••oto• n., ...,_t .un1ea ••d or ••w vlce to patient.. boonmore eaHiuUl ~-· .ao-that ·~· tbf ' hlndi~aPP.ed' patients wm ' · 111•·-o.h!A,·wor~ 1• 1"'' -~.o,xt teat. and mefll.l)en wlU hear a .1 <if c;t>aPt•r vltlea:, ploo~ dlapostle Kenneth HarfliMJn, man aDd jnetRbers volunt.Mt eoJI)mittus. The .neeuq plaei wblcb ' remaining; &1 -miles of pipeline is under contrarct to the Oklahoma ColUitroeUon Co. from. near Newcomerstow~ ~p ne~ ' IJ&bon-ln or across the toUiitle.a 'of Tuscarawas, Harrison, Cll'r'6'u and Columbiana. I, ¥\llUple s.lelvilJ Society, l<at c.>..,ul!aat The . )18jor Loop T"~iUl nden~,ay ' l· and Ernestin" Stockton, from the Middleport ChUI'ch of Christ, a men's group .tram the Carleton Cburch, and the five Stockton Sisters. Later in the week wUl be a Hemlock Grove a number from the Beechand quarteues from and Keno. EVeryone is invited by the folt s Hemlock Grov{'. The members uniting in prayer every morn. at ten and tnvlte all those to join them in thU circle of prayer at home, play, and work. The sermon topics are ..,.;m~n••~ AU Chri&"I'm Living " MS Patients To Ht,ar Of AN.ew Service Program At tlto mo;tinl of tile $ate Ana Cbaptot, Of t]!e N_ttlo..~ J Con•truetlon. of tb~ Syraqu.se wati!J' ~ Is uuderway 1111n this week foUOwlnc a ttandtitiJI of sever~ days. Aecor~ing to town officials the qnok ConstrucUon Com~N;ny of Huntlncton ·bad qlllt work on thr ptoject which tbey hJd agreed to complete under the terms of P conttaet between the town and lht: company. Tbe Hu~tlnfton company, at the utgint of official~! of the town took action 1.0 <:Omplete the job durtna the prcat week. A :NGrth Carolina companf undet the head of a mab identified, ·~ Jbn Bradfwd haa ' been enJaled , by tht1 Cook CompaD)" to cQmpl~te tbe PrO)eet .. 1\epoi:ti trom, SJI'~Uae ny that t~f ;!iy·u la, pi. .~ al a satls· {~,- ~ito •aeb daf and thai ~. )lu. nld tltat Ill! of. tM wat..,.. ~al~l ,·lli!J tht tceompanylq ~ t!otilpleted Witltin "'* ~ ..m tllt liOit •,;;, •'' t i '"-.~"" .......... \• ·}'· '•;, ,.<•' 'f•' "We are mile5 apart on N sie contract iuues," a management !opobsman tolti tbe United Pre.ss. 'Tbere'U be a !!lrite unJe.ss tht stee] companies retreat from theil, demand for a five-year contract," a union offlcial warned. Tbe union Thun;day sent in· structi.on, to ail its locals for an ''orderly and peacf'(ul" strike in the event a new agreement hiL!i 111~ been reached by tbe June 30 sltike dcadhne. ... -· t -~h~ .iteeJ ....... ~.,'t,~ made ar!laQ,Rcments !or bantU• their furnacCH early b'ext week · in tOO n ·ent there is a work stoppage, Joint talks between the union and lite "Bi g Three" resumed today amid deflated bopes that a could be · peaceruJ setUement reached before tbe pi'@Seut «!Oft• trsct runs out at midnight on S&.tUI'day June 30. The industry has offered t-he u.nmn a five-year no strike agreement calling for a pactaae offer of more than 65 cents an hour. In newspaper advertisemenl.l and letters to its employes, the industr)' has defended Ibis offer u "final, fair, sub.stantial and defen.s.lble." The union bas denoumed the offer II "ahoctiql:y lnadpquate" and 1111 Aid it will never accept a fin year paet. Tbe uaion, in its strongest blast to date, aecused 11 major steel companies of enteri n-g into a • "conspiracy" to force the union to ~pt a five year contract that it considered "unacceptable". Tbe union cbarged 1956 marked tbe first year ia 20 yean. of steel wage negotiation that major steel producers "served virtu.ally identical notice" terminating their contracts with the USW on June m..,_, fracture• of lett. koee n~;:,:~:,~d broken rlba. D fered a fraetured J~mmie Eadi, 18, bruised. POllee ' said the collla:ion was the moa'l aerlous Of three aecldents that occurred lfithln a five • mile olnlteh of the blahway durina: the rainstorm. The JII!'Ui:lP!llilll memb<!ra tile pailet 'Wlll b<!: Dr. c. G. Hua~"""" ne....,loglot man of the lledlcal Board Dr. lltJey.~ 26-ln~:h , !, tM for..round is the clothof .. _ . Df th:e 74 "f'idims CiYtl .:oeronauticw bNrct has an "'inform•l lmrn;Hg,stion cruh olf Asbury P•rk. , two sUters, · ' Mrs. Emrna Saunders and Mrs. L)'dia Scott, and several nieces und nephews. His wlfe, May Wag. ner, preceded him in deatb 13 year. ago Burial will be made in the Le· Caneellation or a eontraet in· tart Cemetery beside hi.J late Wife volvln.g !he sale of real estate in Friends may ~all at tJ,e Ewing Sutton Township ts sought in a cue filed In Common Pleas Court F'Uneral Home at any time until by Thomss A. and Mabel V. Cle- noon Sunday when l·he body wHI ian.d against Dallas and Geraldine br taken to the church where it Cleland. will He in state until tbe time of 1he funeral. In the case, the painti£ls say lhat the defendants agreed to purMIIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL chase a tract of land from them Admit~ed: Thomas Wagner, Le· ar..d failed to meet the term!l tart Falls; Anna Harri1, MinerJ.. whleh were outlined in tbe con- ville. tract. Discharged: Elmer KIUlnaer, Plaintiffs ask tbat the contract be cancelled and that the proper- Pomeroy; Mrs. Glen Simpkins and daur:hter, Hendenon, w. Va. t)' be restored to them. • t'IOn Of NulliflCa Real Estate Sale LOVABLE BRASSIERES BAKER I er not horsepower is going to rcduce tbe number accidents on the \ highway, rtesent were Sebastian Tedesco, Phil WaJpert, J. L. Stewart, Otto Bc.atic, R. J. Willianuon, Jim HamPton, Harry Miller, Clyde Foley, A. Schaekel, Lewis Capehart, Jimmy Diehl, Russ C~:;;~.t:. Paul Sthneider, Milt S1 . Jack Fl!'!sher, E. L. Stein .. . JI!Yd Carlooek. / . I I ------------ Is Stressed · 1Tom Wagner Rotary Club Speaker Funeral Rites '"'"k'"·l oi T0 Be unday I!! Two Local Men Suffer lnJ·un'es In Gallia Crash ·Two Pomeroy men were injured early Friday morning when the car in which they were rldlnc crashed into tbe rear of a part. ed ear in a ~onstrvetion area near the Kyger Creek Plant, John Henry Tubbs, 22, and Jack Landet:J, 21 , were treaied at the Holzer Hosplttl in GaUIJ)OUa f9r injwlei received in tbe' accident. 'J'ubbs suffered bruises and abrasions of the right knee and upper o.rms wbile Landers W~s treated fer numerous laceraUOilB of the bead fDd forehead caused when his head went tbrouab the wind· shield. The State Highway Patrol office 1n Gallipolis reported that a aemi· trailer driven by T(lblas Jones, &3, Maysville, Kentucky, ha4 been stopped by a flaa;man in· tbe con· ~ trl!ctlon area. A second car drlv· rn by Danny A. Perry, 38, Lakin. W. Va., bad stopped bebiid the truck when the thicd car driven by Tubh~ cruhed into the Perry ~a r and caused it to bit the truck. A pas~enger In the Perry car, Lout'lla Henry, 26, Bidwell, suffered a bump on the bead but waa not treated . Police reported that Tubbs drove past tnree w1rnlng siJns at a stated speed of 50 mlles per hC'ur before crashing ·into tbe Perry auto. The ~emi-traller suf. fered no damage while the Perry car auffered heavy dama~je to the front and rear. Tbe front of tbe Tubbs car was damaged. Time of the ace~rtent wu placed at 12:35 A. M. at a point seven tenths of a mile Fouth of tbe Kycoer Creek plant. The three vehlclea were reporte~ to ba~ b8en b av~lllnc north. T.ubbs was cited it~to I Galllo~U. m•atstrate'• court em Moada.Y, lune 2B al 1:15 P. M. for feUUM to' stop withlu a clear ell&< .... !We Nialrt)- Failure, Fri· "Good News" is Like an at ChristThe services are over short,... nine o'clock. I ettjag thing•! muslfl:Jwin. be provided grouptl from the nelgheburebl!l u well as 1 t}lree •[n'!.iiiK_grou.,_. from the holt chur. Of tbi!' groups to early Jn the week ~ a girl,s tette; ~ndtl!i Evans. Lola - Syracuse AJ.preelates Work On B1!1J Field Appreciation to Dan. Rartlqer, oounty commisSioner, for, biB tooperation with the S}Ti:CU~ Council io construcling a basebal1 ground at Syracuse durih_( tbe past weeks was expressed this 30. morning by Richard DuCbvortb, Syracuse baseball enthusiast. Hearing Planned On Chester Phone Service June 26 DRIVING CHAMPS The Public Utilities Commission of Obio tod&y announced scheduling of the last pub11c hearin g on telephone senice to the Chesler area of Meigs County. A spokesman of the PUCO sa id today that Tuesda v, June 26 ·has been de~igna ted for an sll day bearing beginning at 9 a. m. to enable tbe public to testify as to the t ype of telephcne urvice they dtsire. The meeting accortlm~ to the PUCO, wi11 be belli in th "' auditorium of Cbester Rieh School. Market Reports CINCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod- U~ : Eggs, about stP..ady: U. S conwhlle- and brown A jumbos 38-40, mostl:v 38-39, A large 36-38, mostly :J6.37, A medinm ~. A l'Jmall 26-28. mostly 26-27 B tarp 30·33 mostly 31-32 delivered ~ sumer, white an<:l brown A larle wh1te t~. medium 39.-ft. Chickeru~ quiet fryen; 3-3 ~ lb 19-21 mostly 20-21, hens, heavy , over 5 lb 17-18, ben.s llgbt 5 lb and under 10 hena, light type lffJUm~r ' a.t Euc.Ud, o ., hiJh IIChool p&rldnc ana wbm IUld W&llda Heck, EuL P&leatiDe, both , udal boya ud ctrll8tate ~ 'l'hiiJ" .,mlanhip. ud IUdnq wW repreeent Oldo Ia drivinl eoDt..t ill Wublnrton A~. ~ ··nu of the biaeat in. tbe utlan with 1&0 ccm.. Ia opomond by State JUDIDr 01101il]!er !oC UIQC1atlon 1D4 ~ Llal~; &.e.l '· 16. . Buttor, 1111 . • ' __ -"''!" .ti&. '•• .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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