http://66.213.69.5/files/original/01ebbcf160ea264182649bea7f08a323.pdf 72d12df3ee8932ca62a4cda08e103cee PDF Text Text • .,. sGuild Plan$-Retreot This Thursday The Daily Sentinel !bel Qriot, lei\ lo<lq for """" ~. c.Mau, ~ Or ,..,.Ibid .... ,.,.,.,..,. bJ )IH: llinia... • 14•. a,.! 14'· • lfi'l. Ralph RadcUffe anti .JirL C L Wood. Now Will be -mPIIlied MOII'tiosriUo, aDd t,1r .ond Mn CUrtil Wood ·and eon, Curt, who vt.lUq ,J:wt l b . ton. wen WMkflnd guest11 of JlltL. ~ J-., IDd fllllllb,'. ]and lin. 1!1. II. Wood. Mro C. ..:._. . 1 M. Bilke aad< children,. ~Wood and Kra. E.}( Wood accom· 't'J""lteeD ~ ~ u.lloba _,., Mra. ... n..q ..-. ~ 'rial~ in Co1-- ~~· !"..._,_. . • '· •~ a. •:UWittt panied the Gurtb Wood familly Djyt.on and '~!feAt on to Lima to vialt Dr and lin. Walt Beabm a nd ';ieanor S. Schaaf, Middl•port SocleiJ Edlto• - 8pent. the tnek. daueht-rt Mecaa Jo . ot'lld 1A ~ BrlQe and b.il wife- Diatm.er Reichman, who is a~ ~ll)let_, ~ remained tbere plo)'!d in COlumbua.. spent the ii!Or' • Ylak "::UI relatives.. 1 weeleod with "her mother Mrs C Doula Smitb. '11ffire~ If D. Reicbman and brother '.foe the RW.t iltid 'Ml.. 0, ' E. Boyt and M,.SgV James Brewing'ton, who .eou. ilobD Dlvid. • has Eeeel'Ved hb dbCbat"ge At , lin. WUUam Ye~ger, Ken~ has ~ndJOJton. Ga~ b \(1sL'ting w•llle Beorhs Haw)t!JU. Pomeroy Soclelv ~~l::;:to!!r;;;-;Ph~o~n::e;,;6:::2:;:4:;:4~--,_;;;;;;,;.__ _ __ Children's Day Program Held E. A. Vancols At FJrst Presbyterian Church Monored Guest The Children~ Day program was Plano solos by Karen Ba<:!l\'ler and Duf'>ing Picnic presented Sunday evenmg al the Carroll Ann Lyons, red~tion5, visitl'-'1 •n4 returaed to her home ,...tb Pbone !i0'79 .after a wlfe and dauabter, Sandra, parent.lf, Mr. July 2 whell He wlll reenlist at Fort Hues, Columbus, and go to F1rst 1'resb)f:er1an Church under Carroll Ann Lyons. Edtth Hapton- ~r ~ C. E. Van~. ~·' 'Keanetb Wll&hts, Bellaire,! Valley Forp Hoapital ror hts new the d.rectton of Mrs Hubert Taylor stall; exerCtSe, Sandra Hysell, Sue week'l VUit and bl'(lu,glrt her ~n, Michael, to Mid~ · autanment. lf..Sct. Brewington has dleport to · joJD the Seouts from eompleted !:CMtllteen and a haU Troop H5 who were ·leaving Sun- rut• In t!le servlte. day fof Camp Arrowhead Mn. Mts1 Martha Ohlinger who 1s ' Wiui~JB and Mtcblel were over- empl!Oyed ln Columbus, spent the nifb.! •~ of Mr .and Mnl. Char· weekend wtth ber paNnta Mr and , ~ Sayre and .Jifler Mrs. Wiggins MNI William Ohlina:er ' took l load uf Stouta to the Catnp Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haakins were Bhe ,wen& to Ironton to spend the in Columbus Saturday to viliit Iter weet with Mrs. Millie Fowler and brother, Cline MattheWs, a ~dt · family.. . cal patl~t at University ~osp1tal ~. and llrlrs. Lawrence Bing Henry HiU, fortne'l' Middleport and Mra. Glenn Lambert were visi- resident, ts a surs\Cal palient at: tors: in Parkersburg Saturdar. Mt. Carmel bodpitaJ Columbus, Dr. and~. Charles Jividen and\ where he iJ a patient or Dr Thom· chil~ l!»len and Tom, an4 u Lewla, another former Mlddle)lr. and Mr•. Charlts Fulks and port fftidenl. famlly, A~at, vWted bere SunMl' and Mrs 'Charli!s Newman day with Mr. and Mira. L. D,. Dileft' spent~· weekend In Dayton :Qlen Jividen remained for a villt Mitl Anna Crow CQ!umbus bas with• ber grandparent-. Mr .and. bejm visiting Hr ~nd Mrs. R. Mrs. Diles, Middleport and Mr. Garber and granddaughter. and Mr11. Clark Jividen, Radne Mre. WUliam Ault and whlle..her 11\0tber is a sur&:lcal patl- and Mrs Gene Dodson ;.~·d~ ;,:r,';::~ ent at University Hoapilal, Colum~ ha>Mf ll'et\lrned from bus. Mra. Jividen will &o to Oolum- and, were accompamed bua today aDd it Btheduled for But· Mrs Loretta Lawhorn Jery Wednea:iay. Tom Jividen Is ter Debby. etayinJ wltJt his aunt and uncle Barbara Coates 18 employed In Mr .Ind. M:n. Harry MJ~heN, Jr. the otrlce or the Pomeroy Motor and son~ who ~ave recently return- Company ~ to Atbeus from a, vacation at and Mrs James 0 Eads and .sons daughter, c t1risUnP-, and Mr and Oar Taylor who ts employed 1n Mrs. and Mrs w W Hayes were ColumbUI', s~nt the weekend with. ln Atheru Saturday to attend hl.a parents, Mr and Mrs. Hubert ooneert g~ven by the Chorus Taylor, and family. orche!Jtra or t!te Music . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Lan. at Ohlo Unlvenrlty cuter, were businear visitors here Sharon Jones and over the week~nd and v1sUed Mr Mtddleport, wer-e in the and Mrs. Joe- Turner and other re- Gene Crooks, Middleport, Jati\'421· in the orchestora. Stte Knight, Edwa,.d Kitchen, Mr and Mrs Robert Mttch nnd Jane Young and Wtlliam Kitchen two &ons, Martins Ferrv Wl't '(' Chillicothe, attended the wedding weekend gue8'l'l of h1s pa~ot"S Mr )Irs Paul Haptonstall, MN Everett Baehne'l' 11 nd Mrs RW5.8ell Lyons SpeciUI muste indU€'d two numbers by the Jumor Choir dtrecled by Le~l..s H Sauer Jamet~ Buchanon, sutJerlntendent of the Church School, presented the promohon certJhcat:e11 and cradle Roll cerliflcatcs dunng the prvgram Helen Lmw;e Taylor read tbe Scripture lesion after \he children had entertered tbe Church Scltool room 10 proce&'!lional and Mrs Tay. lor's Juroor Girls presented the foll<-wmg program, two songs, ae· W. 1 M41 Del~f!l Kttchen in Dayton Saturday. MrJ. Charle• McNamee t~pent Sundir wU!l Mr .nnd Mrs. Ed Smith and famlLy, Pt:tmcroy Mr. and Mr1 N R. Humphries Mr .an dMrs N R Humphries -.ere weenk.e.nd vlaitor.R ln Youngstown Sandra Humphries was a weekend guest of Mr .alld Mors A .J Strauss and Randy Humpbri4!1 Ja vlattlus relatives ia VIrginia • Mr .and Mrs Homer Clark and Jaek Bachner !pent Sunduy In Charleston and were accompanied home by Mrs Bachner who had been vblting Mr and Mrs. ClydeBelcher a11d Mr and Mrs. C, W. Clark. ol and Mrs Peh'y Mite~ and family Saturday Mh>s Julie Mfteh RN 1111 d Miss Shlr'lley Mealey, RN Calllpolill visited at the Mitch home Waltol:r Crooks and D W !l tl 1 geb, Pt Pleasant:, returned ; '· evening from W 1nchester where th.ey Wen! called when Mr an dMrs Jamea o Eads and Pt Pleasant woere hoBpltallzed Hflel" an automolulc accident Mrs Is a 11 ister of Mr Crooks . Mra Elurence Olesoh, who ha~; recently movl!d here :from New York, hns btcn employed liS swimmlng lnBtructor ac the MunJeipal Pool ' I The WCTU met for a ptcmc suJ.opcr m the yard of Mrs. Da.,id Darst Sr Friday evcnlng with Miss Margaret Sauer glvlna the bleumg preeedi'IJ& the supper Which wu served buffet al;J.le Mn Dar.tt was 81l!il8ted by her driUghtea , Mrs Paul Davis and ~;ughler ln-Jaw, Mra D11vld Darlrt • Wollx 11117 olao .,.t~~llaapt,t ' ' . ................ . . .loll-- . ...... . :............ "'" ,, ..,..._,...,. .-- Sixty parents . and cub Scouts tcr Camp In July. enjoyed a plen1c at the Omp ChesA gcneTal discussion of Cub ter, Scout cabin, Sunday afternoon Scouting was held and a plea made Ben Batey, Cub Master, opened th~ for more Den Mother!\ and Commttregular Cub Scout Pack Meetmg tee-men MI!Wp Hood, ch .. trman in the afternoon and M'NI WJ1~ of the Pack comm1ttee, prese-nted ba.m Morrts read a poem. The Ben Batey with a Cub Master ComPledge :.>f Allegiance was l(lven by mH<Sion as a :result of special train~ the Cub Scouts and awards weTe ing Mr Batey !las been lllktnlt glVen to the Cubs who had ad. F1rst Aid books giVen by the Westvanced In rank. ern and Southern Life Insurnnce Den Thr.ee under the dlrechon Company, werE' distributed to Dep af Mrs Milt(•D Hood, Den Moth Mothelil and Den Chiefs put on a Western. skit and Den :Moving pictures of the Merll(lrlal , Mrs ,loe Wilson, Jr, had a Da:r parade, which were taken bY dem()nnrat1nn or rope tWirling Rtcha'l'd P1ckens, concluded the proThe group decided to recess un· gram fo rthe afternoon P1cnic til StoptcmbC'r with the exception lunclt.e!O were enjoyed before tht~ uf an overn•ght camping trip fm 1 group rdurned lo MiMleport. Cubs and thNr f.athers at the Chell· :_:,_ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ CHESTER 1 1 I Mrs M. L Ke~ly, pre.stdent, was In chRTge or the bus.lnf:S'S aession which openod with a prayer A report was given on alftl sent to 1 Soldiers' Home In Sandusk,y and .Mrs L. D Diles thanked the aroup fnr cards ~nt durlna the Jllnes1 Joppa WSCS held Its monthly of her hushand The members and weetln~ at the home Gf Alberta guests Mrs Emma Bluett and Unthiclum with a stork shower 1\Jias Surah Dobb8, s~nt a Round. for Mrs Gortrude Burton New Rnb1n letter to Mrs John Blaottoff1cers were lmrtalled Next meetll'llr, a patlenl at Holrer Hospital. Ing to b4l held at the home of Mrs. H.uth Barton, July 2. Mrli. Bthel Johnaon and son, Junior, Newlrt recently spent 11 few days with her son·ln-law and daughter, ' Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon Mrs Ethel Cline and ch•ldrcn oC 1 IItl e Hncktnl in'd Mr and Mrs Thurston Clark and daughters of Shawnee H1lla vbltcd wl\ h Mr. and Mrs. R 1;1 Ufe. Mr and Mr,, Robert Murry and rhildl't'ln visited hl1 brothers. Ed an<l Bill Mun,, ColumbtL~ CnrroiJ Berry Is spendmg H few dav8 with her ITlfldparent.s, Mr And Mrs. Marahal) Shutts. RockJ l1nd " Donald Buckhannon spent a few days vlsitll\1 relatives m Parkfl:rsburl Mr. and Mrs RaJmond Berry lll'ld C!bildren recently spent a d&y at koekland Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gro.~ t1ickle 8pt(,nt a few day ~ ~~ the home ot · his, 1randpart>nh. Mr and Mra. C. J', Harrill, Reedmlle. "YOUR \ SUNRISE TO · $UNSET •'JTATION• ,. 990 UNIQUE "GET WELL" GIFT L D Dil-es wbo 1.s rccovenn~C I w J. E H ' relatlvea. • • Rev. and lba. J! Eut..• llrliwn and family m<Wed· hom Columbua Ji'rtday to tbe llrthodiat pano.n-. M.ulb~ Ave. · ' ~ Mn. Mildred !'Inlow, Zanoovllle, WQ the weekend a:ue•t of .Mrs. D. W. Henneuy, Mt~baeJ Allen, ~Rringtleld, b. thifi guest of his ~dm.otber, IMrl Harriett Rua&elt. 1 . MiiJI Carol Stewart, Belle, W Va. and MU.i ~be/ta ll'tahe:r of Moorebead, Ky., al'fl the guest& of their arandmo'tber, IMn. Bessie Enzenauer.' Merle OhUngE!l", Dtnn.y: Bowers. Nancy VanlnwaJep. abd David FAkew, members of the Pomeroy Chureh of Chriat accompanied by the pastor, Donald Seeven. left Sunday for New llartlnavU{e where they" will attead tamp for ~~:e:~d Mi'l. Joru;_, Mlttb and fruntly, and Grue.: ser and family and 'Mr. and Mrt. ~r. Mr~.Walter Edward at Wells and ,Part, faDtilyHuntl speln Sunday Camden. ...._ • •tOQ, " I ; I MW. MarJh• Genbelm.er of Mar- 1etta spent the W4ekend wUh her aunts and unclt!,\ Mblol Lucretl~. Augusta and Ada· Ge!Jbelmer 1nd Paul Genbeimer. Mw Kaie Guth returned to her Scouts ol Trooo a<5 left 'mployment .~tt tbtt Kro(l:er- &ore L, .I. for Cam11 Arrowhead near Hunt· lh1s mornm.g after a tb'refl weet11 mgtoh whore thoy will until vacatiop.. . Saturl!ll.y They bOy& w~ taken Mr a'!i Mrs Jielw)-n White The annual Ptcrue of tbe Fed~ to camp by N. j> swaclmammer, Natell Church was held Sunday . who will stay overnight with them son HarTy and Mlsa Bubara ' Er.at t!Je Rock Sprmgs Jtairgrouncls~ 'Cbeiter Erw.m, Mrs. K<elll')8th Wu~· wm of Galllpolb viaited SUndQ" Ffed Blacttnar, Supt., conduet.ed !tins' and Mr~. Wand4 Be<!k end son w1th Mw Ne\Ue Koehler. ' Sunday School 'at JO a. ln. and Kirk:. Rev c. E. Hoyt will "io to Mr and Mr.s. EhJ:Jer Joha&OD Rev Barbels, ofrbe worship service C@mp Mooday and stay until Wed· Wheehng and grandclaughter S~ usmg for hJ.S toptc 1be Lost." nesday when S!!olltrtlaster Robert In the afternoon games were Mills Will join the Scouts for the pi aver! under t:be lead«ihiP' of remaindl;i' of tbe w-eek. ~Wack­ Mr~ Edward Ba!r and RGbert WU. hammer and Hoyt are-~ members ui •un nnd prtzes were awarded. the troop commtttee. ,oo-spe.r serv1ee was held at ~ O· Scauts at camp are Karl Beck, clock w!ttr Tmnmy Brown in Bill Werner, Gary Dunh~, Darchal'g~. Faye 'I'homas had ' the rell Bechtel Dav 1d Zerkle RJcb· scrtj)ture reading and t!he 6lory aTd Swaek11~mmer, Dale 'M1llt'T, w11~ given )!y Anna Murray. Lloyd Sayre, Don Erw•n, Roy NeiJcc c 1eam furnuhed by the son!; :MI~hael WliClDS, Bellalrej Stmday Schoo~ wa:o l!'trved durang Donald and Larry Hurle-y, New lht> 11flernoon. Martmsvtlle. from major surgery h.ad an unex.Mr. and Mrs Harold Newell pecter\ gift this week when h1~; spc11t a weekend With Mr a nd sun, David, AP Sports editor, jn Mn. Cei:ll Nelson. Mrcht~an, sent htm a baseball tn· Mr. an~ MIS Charles l?ick ',cnhed "Get Well Qu1ck, Mr 1pent a weekend Wlth Mr. and l)Jics" fTilm the Dctrott Tigers Mrs Roy F1ck, Columbus w1th the autogtaph.s ol the enUre Norma Ntckeson, Columbus, team r..nd Gladys Morgpn, Pomeroy, - - - - ''- - - - t.pent an afternoon w1Lh Mrs. Dana F1ek. ! BIRTH ANNOUNCED The Past Counc1lors Club met at Mr and Mrs. Eugenf! Martin, N(· Lh.e lodge hall w1th Letha Wood tro, aae announcing lhe birth of and VIolet Hdl, hoatcsses. a f!(Jn, Thmtohy Allen, recenfl v'. M1u Katlty Reuter, Akron, h I They also have two other eblldn•n, spcndm.l! several we-eks wllh the r.randmother 1s Mrs Gomer M;~. · H K Smith family I m, Gallipolts a former Middlcpm L Mr and MT!. Charles Pyles restdcnl ')'oday Mrs Martin and and children spent Sunday w1th danghlc~ , Mrs. Blll Stephens and Mr and Mrs Earl Hart. family of Pl. Pleasant <~re plann Mr and Mra. Jake M~s. Ath· lng to Viii.\ itl Ni1ro to <'elebral\' ens \'ISitecl Mr. and Mrs. Thed Mra M.trtln's birthday anll bhr Croy, Su11dab will remain for ;. hn~er vl:;ll Mr.~ Bcu EiselsteJR, Atheos is ~pe ndmR a fe wday8 w1th Mr and Mrs Thed Croy E. 0. Saunder and d augh ter. M1· and Mr8 Larry Rou~h. Wa· Mass Jeuie, drove 80 nulf'.s Sun verly spent a rew days with Mr. nay morning h\ order to attend .md Mrs. Guy Summerfield. Dtble School aervlces at the' .Mid· Mr and Mrs Leland Smith and dleport Church of Christ. Mr dAughter and .Mrs. Frank Will Saunden, 88, had been in Aaltlnnd daughter aU or Jesup, Ga., spent Ky., to iitend a reunmn of the a few days with Mr and Mu. ela.as ot 1981. He had been Dc11n Btlly Cleland and Mr and Mrs. r.t Boys at the Hlgn S<!hOol at that Ql&yton Allen, tJme 1u:d JMt peopll'! f.<lm all ov 'I Mr and Mrs. P. F Koblentz the United States att{lnded t-he re spent sUnday With Mrs Lelah union. ~~ McLane, Tuppers Plains JOPPA villited re<ootly lD AlbanJ 'lfltll .245 S"""UfS ~"' Left Su day For n 'Camp Arrowhead HOYTS RITURN Rev. and Mrs. c. E Hoyt and son, David 1nd Texalfna White, daughter of Mr' and .Mrs. Charle~ Whlte returned home Sunday tro111 Gl'Jinvllle where they spent two weeks Mrs. Hoyt wa.s directOT of the Junior H1gh Baptiat camp and M~. Hoyt was De!ln of Boys. REVIVAL SONG LIADIR Homer lUee, Middleport, wlll br s()ng leader for the revlval service~~ start.ing this IC>\IcnJ.ng at 8 p m. at the Hemlock Grove Church of Chr1st JWv Doster wtll be In charee. M other-Daugltter Banquet Plfl'! rwd Mnthcr-Daughtcr 1·14 Soc A Mother-Daughter lbanquet will btl held by Evangeline ChaP' ter, OES, at 6.30 p. m. Thursd'ay nieht. All membeor11 are to brim their daughbln or ••adopted" dau1hters tu tbe rneetlng ~d Mi61 Freddie Houdalh~lt J-s ib charae of the program ~eat, desSflrt IJ'd bevera1e o,wll be fnrnjshed and members are to brJna: a covered d1sl:l ' f lin.· 1!1. /1.. BirtOII ql lltlnllllltoa ~at tilt 'Wtrl:ie'Gd 1rttit Jillr • mother, ilfq, J!lllna and Kn. PJII!!ip 1llaa Erma Smith. lei-. e / Smltll 'lUI Me~ aad . • at • :;; 1 and )llt.llDiJnttt Jar&elt.ol bJ ... A. Bartell, H~lilnltOD tlill Wl,•m , :; )(r. S)'A"'-. ,,......,JI!mlo4 ., l~_en, ... • . tne. .; *hter Barbara ~ Ctncidnatl ~ r weekend ~UW of bi!f ,mQtllfl:,., , M.rl. Norma Goodw~ 1 Jlrl. F. Ray WllaQa •pent the p111t week at Oanap l(altfp. lle¢ Cl.ndnnaU w~ 11be . Wll m' 11o ~ aiataDt. ' ~ " tract ~ 1J ~ DorlDda Wilson WI.S a ' ~ dlaner lf1lflt ot Mr. and M.n~ ~ •. vln Smith ~nd. top. Doll. · If Dorlr., dlu~tial of Jlr .and Jflw.:. "' B1mifiY.. El~1V,l~Ot~t ~l~ ~~we4it ~ ~!i'f!i~~~~~Jit~: ~~ -- • , ~ .,~~ ' · l:"':;:·i':J~-~'~';;;;::~·::·~·''4iE~. \11~· '.,.., (• b .... , .. , ' '·,.,~ " • t _,...; 1 ' ll,t )jl ~ ' ~J:f';;\r ' ,!II I 1 • • • •.,.. • 1 ' "• JobllA.-III,eeiW I« for U. ,&. Steel, Mid aot tee ilow 1ft ao David tldloaald'l , _ . , .... apread .... - . Mayor's Court In Session 1' Seidenable Family French-Stanley ' Entertains Group Weddjng Vows ' At PicnJc Dinner Are Exchanged CUrtl.!l French,. son of Mr and M'ri! Clyde Fr.encb, Jacksdn, form- ' er local re.sufents and M.is! DlXIe Lbu Stanley w~ man-led Sqnday at the Jackson Ch.rishan Church:" Attendmg from llere were Mr nud Mrs. Edward Froe:neh, grandparents of tbe grtKim )(rs M L French, Mr and Mrs. Dqn Stivers, ~flss Franees RousJ!.' and Mr. and Mrs w11U.am Watson. MT and Mrs. EdWHh~ T French wero ln Jackson Saturday night to att-end the rehearssl dmncr rcivon at the Colonial Inn. -~ ture. I first. now Made lit Contest For $25 to 1$1000 Cbick~n Rai~n; OES lw(pectwn 'Helt! For Gtl.ys~Uie l1nit • Grand MYF Meeting HeiCI Marjory Bean, WoMhy :Matron, was the inspecting offi.eer at the Grarld In~n of the Sunday Evening•At · Guysvlllto Cheptet", OFS, at the . " High School, Stewart Saturday eveninJ, Unit. . ed MethoclJst Members of the local chllipter ' The Youth FetloWBhip of the United Methodist Church met Sunday eve,p.lng at the- chun:th. Tlte hymn ''Blessed. Assurance" opened the meeting followed with ::r discussion on "Peace" led ):Jy Keith Reuter, the leader for the' e\etlins. Sentence prayers ted b~ Sue Smith and clmd try Rev. 11. Eugene ,Brown, preceded the bus\1. ne&S seaslon. · Follo.O,tne tlte ac&&ion the met!lt: inr. dosed with the hymn "Qod Wlil Take Care ol You." Ro~;ne ·Canaan who attended wen •Mr. and Mrs. James "Clatbwort.hy, Mr and Mrl. Stewart Hawkins, Mrs. M. L. F'rench and ~~~. Tbeo Neutzling. I F~rmer .Residents,.. Leave On Sunday ' Alter Local Visit ' Mr and Mrs. Herb WJlhamson and daughter, Ma'ry Lou, Bryn Athyn, Pa., tonner local residGAts l('ft Sunday after a ViAll in this area They were ovet'mght gue8ti a~\the- LaSail£' Hotel and also vi.JU.. ed in RuUand. Mr. and Mrs W1H1amson were guests Saturday evenin1 r:d :Miss Ve.tta McCoy anr;l told death of then· S'On Arthu~ Ft. Wnrth, 'I'<'xas, lut ,-~~~~~ ?ilr. Wli\iamsoil, who i~._~ ~ a wife and f'bur chJlaren, (lf pneumonii. · II Local . TO . > ', SE·L.L ··L:OCAL j ' ' ')l' t " ' ' • PEOPLE · ADVERTISE' ·. ' nr · ~tiD} ................. tended t:be funeral of t.helr lliter~ ·~·f Mn. lf!ldt COwie.. I~ , Mra. WUUam , Bartelt U4 ~"diDo< r"\. aM Mr and Mrs Hrn.vard Seldenable entertamed a groir.p Of relatl\'e.." Sund:~~y at 1ihelr borne, Pme Gro\'c, w1th a plCil114: dinner, Present were Mrs ~ Wise, Col umb1ana, Mrs ~;d Swank, dau!Jh· ter, EdW'ma and son Edd1e., North Lima; Mr nnd MrS Ho.wettl Stewart, CRipenter, Mrs- Ray·SCiden· 11ble and Mr nnd Mrs. Jack Sci· den11ble and flnu ghtcr Jnekl)'n .lean of J>oml'ruv Mr unrl Mrs C D Frcckcr, Mr And Mt·s Roy .f'l'l\f."kcr and eht1· lfren .T1mmv, Jackte and Joan and the hosts and son~ T~rry and Johnhy, of l'tnc Grpve. thu.........,. ...... lffel8•·•a• ·Ar- of 'C~llinaU . . . tb1 ~ weekend at- ~aver. !;l'a., and. ,at-1 · stay . W: ,,., :aarte\1 ~unday 60 Cub Scouts And Parents Held By Feclerate,d Enjoy Camp Chester Picnic C,.yrcn 0 n Sun day • • • I N••P'r· Jobn Vf. Sowell and oon Paul of ole Clarlr. P-bU.l'l Jti...... Marietta . - of to thetr ltollt.. Solllt'diJ olllt a liT. and l>!n. Clwl.. WUMt, W. week'o vlolt wl~ ..,... Wlllila Main Sl ' • Butor aod llr. and •lin. ..... 1 .Mr. and. Mfl; Chll'l•• Waraet Wolle. · t: A Vanco, 85, wa.s guest. of Allemworth, Helen Taylqr, Patty honur Sunday when .a Father's Lowery, Carolyn Russell; Panbles !Ja} ptcnic was held a week late in pantomime, Meiy K. Brickles, <~I the rarm or Mr. and Mra Cinda Sauer, Karen Bachne:r, Car. '>ndy Vanco and fam1ly, , Rodney. rull Ann Lfon&, bened1etJOn, Patty 'J he b1rthr\a.y of Mrs.. Gomer MarLowel')'. lin (RO&e Vanco), Ga1Upol1a, was Mrs. Eve:rett Bachner's Primary ;.l.c.o celebrated at / the reunion group had recitatiOns by KAthy Attendmg were :Hr. and !Mrs. and Ruth Savdy, George and Lois Kenneth Byer Mr and :Mrs. Chas. Ann Sauer, Su~ Rue, <krnnle Bacb. Bver, Mutdleport; Mrs~ J, D. ner and Billy Haptonsta!l • North. MI"s, Carter Brumfiel..d, Mrs. Russe!ol Lyon's Priman Mr and Mrs. 81ll Va~o arid son, children sang two songs and had ~hkf', Mar~t!>l:ta, Mrs ~rtln, Mr. T .,nnn rec1tatwns by Nancy Bachanon, and Ml'S John Vli'neo' and son Car· 1 11 _..,..,.., Cheryl F1fe, Sere ~nd Ollta Lewis 1oil, Fandley. Rodney Sauer, Eusene Br:o'!Vn, _ __:____ _ _ _ "::-'m':p!:•::•::ied::_b:,Y:__:M::r::•~H=·~PI::••::•.:.:••::ll.:.:·_:Fr.:.:•.:.:d:_.:.:S':::•.:.:w.:.:ar.:.:d.:.:,.:.:E.:.:dl-'lh.:.:_H_•.:..••_•_n•_••:::ll Annual Picnic Is ~ • Tlie WomeD'I Guild of tbe Fed· erated Chureh will hold their annual oprlntJ nll<ea~ at tile ehuze1J. June 28: The retreat :II spouored by Jbe sptritua1 Ule departrne.!tt (If whiclt Mn~. Mike Simmons • the cbatrman. The retreat wlJI open with a communion aervl.ce , at 10 a m. witb Rev Waldo J Bartels m charge. .Merqber~ or the Tr:l.DJb and .Mt. Zion Cburobea of BaaU w1il be guests. A' covered dish dinDel' will be scrvea at 12 noon on the lawn of lhe F~derat.Etd parsonage and Rev Jlnd Ml'$. Bartels W'!:II be bosts. "Followmg the dinner a ptayer service Wl~ be beld at 2 p. m Members or the Busy Bee '"Sewmg C1rcle will ~rve doughnuts 11 nd t:!Offee to the visitors preced· mg the morning serv1ce. 'Miss Erma Sm1th and Miss Eltzabelh Fick wdl serve on tbe rece.ptton C'OiiPmittee and Mrso. James Fugate aDd Miss Mary Reibel will regis· tCf, ~ guests. to ' To Rule ' On Yrej.udicr Count.v Commop Pleas ~:~!fsl~ii~:Clark W88 to'drivlq deeide a drunk ' state liquor Ia~ be heard by Ma,.. of ... Mld· mr JOriOd.l' �' I \ \. I LE inel· . :,.,:-·•. ,J1{: • .. ( ,.'. ' ,•,. \- ' ' -; ;. 4 . 1·' ..... f . . ~·-., .• :·' •_r •. · I'" I' • • 100 LF PE o( Mr. i ert- Ana:t>l d chil· It ., vtslt- 1"' wlth Mr. and s&r nd M . and · . man , M' er vt\le. l:too p· 1. N tor 'holdln&' c t ff tOOII • :11. 't.qitgna 'CB~l!Jm:!il:-: �•• ' the ' dia eve .... onight Row . ' , ., . / . •, -a '• C IFF • • By Alan ry ay, 1 o teague leading ov~eomirig <& I' ,, n By Br d I; • Maj Le gu Re Y N ID PR S •tlonal L1ag w I pet ::1:5 .614 Th Lea er e leading Broad Ru k Hudsoa e Adams "ONI · (In T«<~cok~l 9x9 s w n b of N 1r.am cootlnued · nd Gary • F r.r AB lurned n ·the eeuon'g 4 3 1tt r Monda ilig t as play continued in . Walmma• Junior I Rw,,.l_l ond do ehrcceot . FISHE 27 Eva ' 1'/ . 35 26 .574 co .. ion l .y • • . •I '. ' ---- -----. ---------- f f; AB 7-; ------- -- R H 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 I R 0 0 0 •II I I'\, I AI -- -----. I 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 I ------- - 1 1 0 0 I ' I " ' I 0 0 0 0 •I o h n .-.on ....."'"' -. •· 1 0 ------- --- ., ' . e. ' ... �• I lbeei sheath dreu with .matehinJ t7elet. coat with pink -aDd white aeceaeorie• and a eorsate of vlrie· ca\ed carnations. .Mr&. · Chapmlll chose • ·tout lineD aheatb dress WH:h mftebing coat ·aDd ~qor. ies .and a ,red eani&tion-corsage. An aiTangement ¢. whlte gladiohu, double stock, porn poms nnd ..~stol ~airr fOI'med :the centequece of .the brlde'li U.ble, Mrs. D(lrtbea Amsbary wa.s ~ini.ng room VIII hosteSs • .Mtse Marie Bicl{man aerviicd the c·ake ood Mrs. ~ Mildred Gimlin of Columbus .presided :ai ,t!Je ,..putK'b. bowl. , ces The ·new Mr8. Cliapmi:n · Is a gf.p.d-uate of Pomeroy H® School: and ·h u ·attended t'he Ohio- Un.i\'ersity, Athens, for .t be ~t. twro yea:r.s, fdr. Chapman is a graduail:e Mrs. Ralph of Middlepozt High SChool, sefvert four years with J:he U. S: Air Foree and is at present -employed wJtb tbe Kygt>r Creek Power ,, di~ were Mrs . .Mildred Gamlin, C(>lum,bus; •M_rs. Anna Canaday, Bl;irnclle 1 Canaday, Mr. :and Mrs. Mrs. ~tqn Brodilu,.., .~. wjth llusseU, JirliJi,ury, " I""',Jil,l.,.;.hooleao, -, :WWim Allman, preildent each fulJ. capaoity, ia shown in the .,.... vey by a "buyiog power Index::" TbiB wel&hf,ed f ~pe Ja bMed on "'""'lthl&uc~ fac~ .., iraeom&, sales and popubltico. . It 1\!.t.s Meics Cou~cy ..,. able to produce .0112 ptrcen~ ol the ftllltion's rctaid' b~. Since a tar. ger amount was do•' lMt year, .01 ~3 percent it Ls oevktent tbet .\fe~.g.s Count~ 11 the bu)'iD&' hub for 4.he outi)•JQ8 .ngion. -- ' t.le•n• ~~ll, Door~, , · fumit'll'•· Jrid duoll · _anywh~ - with le••. eKol"l tbtln aliy other · ~·•'fer• . Pennsylvanian Draws $5 Fine , After Accident ' ·' wu lil.w'l; <>! the meetln, 1111d flail Pl~, ~ made far the ptenie Wlllcb wiD include :the staff and offic-ers, pa.rt chiefs and ¢he Pythlan Slatera of the Temple lDd their famllies . Games were plJyed durit~g rthe toeial ·hour -and prizes won by Mrs. WIIUam Lowe, Mra. Lena ~~~Elh.inncJ, Mrs. A1lm1n , •Mrs. Cub Ba-hr &nd Cinda Fanner, a cu.elt, r«elved .. gueat rprlze. The boatesse• , served c:herty pie, whipped -cream and iced te1 to ...ud -« ho,.;. community, u compared. with its ~ Grill ·:JIUIIOU, .......,...---,-.....,- f...ompromise (:Ontract Believed Probable To Stave Off . Funeral 'Se~ce .,.,,h .. I Planned Fnday a.ctlll'.llly being spept in ~aB:1.lsUS' Canaday, Mr. and ·Mts. FemU NJday a nd (\aug_hbirs, fhefry am{ ·Barbara, :Mr. ail11 .hi. Harry Bailey and daughter, )JCJ}a. -and grand&on,, Timmy and Ronnl~ Canaday a~L of Ga.Ulp_olis. PIOns ·were mac1e tor a ploole tO' ~· held litly ,. ot lhl! Middle. poi! ll<todJide POrk when tile atafft.tnd olf'icel». of tht M_elga ~'f:;,.Prt'bt•n Sbten/ met ill;fon· d., ina a-t the Mme.. Of Mn. urna Power Survey Plant. The C()Uple IU'e re.ofldlng Jat l<ll ·Butternut Avenu,e. Qul of town guests at ~ t he weft. Pytltitm Sisters Plan F01 Picnic -' During J11ly.. 16 ns. ( . NEW YOIIK . UP - Funeral services f~ Mrs. lblph. CBes,le) Ros.a of Racme wl~l be held ~lday aR~rnoon at 2 .o clock aervlce& wjil bf: Rev. Paul s00ders Belle.. fontJine, who wu formeriy minlll'ter of the Coburn 1Methoditt Church tn Zanesville. The deeea.sed was .a member of the Grace , . lfeigs CAP Squad - {., Makes Plans For • Huge Celebration El1lscop.1l Church, .A!~bu!a, o . She is · aurvlved by her husband, Rt lph Roa, (If Racine; a daughter, Mn. MatUe Allison , Zanesville; three sons: Harry, John and Rut· sell ·Morrison. all of Ashtabula; b.::r mother, . JdrJJ. Anna Jane Con~ way, Ashtabula; a sister, Mn. "'Uliam Otborne, Ashtabula; two bl'ottiers: John Conway, Hanford, Calif!>rnia and Cllarlea Conway, Dallas, Texas; twelve grandch!l- New Officers To Graveside Rites Be Installed By .For .. Meigs lftai. Horace McEUII1111ey, 101--S<,.,i-fin•ls 6 and 7:30 RIUTIR ', HOS"TALIZID Jfr. and MTa. Ger1ld R""t.er hl'll receJVfd word that tbeiJr 100, J!DsN v.nald Reuter who hu Mc01lfe , All towns ·are requestee! their lists of 20 boys WUson at the GallipoUs Gallipolis, . Obi!>, by JLJol:Y 25. mation should Include tbe position of eaeh boy, •his date of birth, and ume of lbe manager. Coach CJ.af'. ence E. (Quince) Tl1ompson, tour- Se~ce been tonfined to the 'boapltei in Jack.ronvllle bas been tNnlf,rrtd to ,llle Phlltdelpllia Nova! ll'lll!!:, •c•~l·e-~: _________ ~:::~ NOTICE! Chic n' Charming Thursday m• iMiilliol McClure, a7, t~~~i~l Tuesda.y e"ftJJo REPOSSESSED FDRD VWTORIA TO BE SOLD AT PUBLlC SA,l.E ON, JULY l Gene<>~ lloopilal. son of -thf. Jah:i Na· HarTiet BradJI~ld !Me- ·a fttire.f.- f.rmer. IM'cCiure .was su· tile street Rail· Colorado. lister, New Officials OfNewHaven To Take Office Mrs. Fsri>, ~ rto meet ·•· w. M9rgenthau, forMer &rn-etary of t.he t,r.easury, visi'l.ed ~he Ohio VaUey area. from :Mu· ietta to Huntin.gt;on in a. tour tuesday . Tlie former Sf'!cretary ref\Jf)ed to discuss any per89Jlal lute~ til, . Morgenthau Makes Tour Thru ' Ohio Valley Henry -a mem. . FUneral lor Ma· may e&ll •t in the valley at this ·time but d1d ,_na -serM.cea llal'l'lsonvtne .., a II. m. Bur· indi~ate thAt hia..trlp wa.s prompt· ad by inYMtment possibilities. He indieatl"Cl a great dell of in· ti!Tf.st 'in cOII!l lnd lt. IblatlOn.shJp ;o the valley's industri'al devel<lfl· mt=nt u ·be stopped in Hun.tin~ to ~pend the ni!ght. Hi~. trip began early on TUesday in Manetta. He vlslted the Kaiaef Aluminum Plant ~ under eon. ~ ~~ uction near Ravenswood and .$[oid be was . ar.eatly impressed wi-' h that ~roje.ct. We~1 eem~ Reception Given bvM:,orgentbau was Ernest J. KQCai", ' Guaranty Trust Cbmpan)', In Honor Of New lificer, N.ew Methodist Pastor Bowling ~gues ApproxirriaJ.e-Ty l.!Ml tended-, ~·91'•• .t Atmual Banquet :\1-ethodist, ···Church on MOllday · ' · . eventn& p· I d · , Riohard WrlphO and wife, . , anne spon.sorarl a~mpanied investm~mt York. pt"fson~ at· Ih• M.,.. '" NEW ,1956 CHRYSLER n I dren, on~ great graft4khild and severril nieces aDd oepbews. She was preceded to death by Whll• mott NtlcMntl of I'M ,..,_ her father , John Coq;way; one son, suffered t,rom 1he I.U.nM hHt J<lm.~ Ross ll)d one bl'other, of tM pnt f•w d.yt th•ae Frank Conway, Norfolk, Va . Burial will be made in the youngsters •• the Middleport Greenwood Cemet~ry IJi. RaclDe. thoH named above and Mra, Otbo Watt., Mrre. Georre Oblld•, :Mrs. , P-hUip Melnbart, •MI'I. C. H. Jones, C(Jm.. , Negotiator§ for U. 8. p.anies were bel.eved to have sub- ) Bethlehem .ii.Ad RE-public, fbe. mlf:tCd a three·yt>ar contr_act to the I dU&tlry's Big 1'!tree entered ~mt.ed Steelworker ~ um')n loday 1 bargaining room t!lis mPt"fl lft an €"~fort to ~bH uff a tilrike 1 carry10g papen believed at mhtmght Saturday . comprom.i8e offf'T aimed at But U. S. Steel Corp. went ing the de.adlack over Ute ahead with plans to begm banking panies' original Cive·year OOJO!r>IA t/urnaceB at Ia sprawling Gary, pl'OpD6al. I~d . wo:lr8 tonight as a precau· An iodu:stry spokemlan, when tlon aga.mt a walkout hy 650,000 asked if a new contract plan 'b a(l - - -- - -_ ·- _ _ been JHIOII'Mt'd, said "ft! .. a ~ cal assumption. " • InfPnned sources said Tuesr:lay or...,...t .......,.,.... l*t! . eaded for 11 package iBCr'le8Se t!Ji, ~; fnt year Df 20 cents an hoar -tq. the lln!t year ,including a din:!!ct ·"' · wage Increase of 10 cmts an boor. f:' , The com.,..,,. original . _ , j year <Jffer, turned down ftatty b)' The Meigs Counly Squad 202, 1 t.'le uninrJ. c:dled fo ra total ~ "' Civil Air Patrol , ha..i- made plam age offier of 6a CE'Dfls an bOUI' ,. i'o: a gala celehrati()fl on ~he over the life ol the coldrad . , II; F&ur1h or July at the Ur.d SwishU. S. Steel Corp. announced f'r .airfield. Cheshire . A beiln din· today it will b(,gln -.nklng 1~r will be served and <Jther re- furnaces at its Gary, Ind., wort. fr€'£hmepts sold and the proceeds lllnight 88 a pl"eeautionacy of lhe food concessiom and of a ure .-g.ainst a possible gun shoot will g'() towards the ex- the natioo's 650,000 sleet.'!"rt-:1¥·· (W!n:res of the CAP Cadet program An officaa t of ~ W01'ld'.o bil' and tbe purchase of airplanes gest .91.eel eompa ny said it will ba tor the CAP. gin cooling furna<:es in the Pitt. . . 1burgh, Pa., area Thursda:v. r The program w~1ch WJli last Anywh.ere from three. to (our ·..,. .rom. 11 a: ~ - until late m tbe days are requ1red tL shu.t down a CVPnJng wil.l mdude games. COE!- 5 tec•l mill, &.:pending on its tlile. l~sts, c.atchmg a. greasy . pig, drop- 1 T~ Gary plant is U. S. Steel's r. ' pmg balloon!f. filled '_VIlh money b:ggest steel-making unit. at 2-4-6 p. m., rash pmes for the Industry spokEsmen .said bank· contest$ and in the evening an ing operations mQ.St begin at t.his ~ · A_mateu~ Contest and also an Old time to avoid cost]y damage to Ftddlers Contest. the furnaces in the eve.DA. of a Anyone_ wishing to ena:.ir these 5tecl strike .:Lt. midnight Sablrday, Cf·rrtests IS asked to ca ll Anna when the companies' oontt'Qd. HoweU at 61211'\t, A display of with the United fir.eworb' will climax thtl daf's uniittl e:..ptr.:!IS. ' - ~ :;, entertaillments. ~••YJ Tonrup The s hutdown t5 .('.rpec:ted 4Q- ·~ 1 All member.s of t he CAP and the Cadet.s arc urged ro be at suit m he&.vv ·llorlnage tos.q to Smbcr.s' Sunday :at. 1:30. _.p. m. the st.ool industry. ProducUoq •hen· final plan.o; will be m.1de. L'lroughout the ·industry haJJ beeo Tbe CAP Squad are to meet Fri· ·averaging 2.3 miliion toot a week )" dby at 7:30 at t he Shuler resi· this yCM. dence. The U. S. Steel announcement came as aucial Big Three Reel negotiallions enterled LIM!' home. ltTetch. Hopes fqo a sett.kmenll we~ encour:tged b)' a report tba6 the steo1 companies wen: tritJ..m, ' to compramise on a ~ contract instead: Of a five )1llle I ira the Ewing Chapel. Mrs. Ross died on. Tue&da)' 1(. t.•rnoon Jit 2:30 in tb'e Good SamarHan , tloipital tn ZaneevUie: OfUciati'nJ at tbe funeral Negotiators :lfl.eelliOI'kers. for the thre.l' h1gg('r.1 steel · for the new pastor. Rev. · The receptton was by the Suttshine Sunda~ · School the church'. Gifts were ri'>•se<tted the new mif!l&ter ... · • a..... Wahama Hi Band To Perform At Point Pleasant ....The.....,.uegotialicw• - Mment manager, said that the four me~~ lit.t i& not to be changed after it Tbe Wahama High Schoo! White froni Neb &ide - -ll"l'' «bedull:d is submitted. 'lleams wi'll pay their Dwn eJ:· Falcon Marching Band is schedul· "'' meet lin D.D effort to ru.mmecpenses and players only wi:ll be eJ to puticipate in Fourth.· of out a oew contract for 850.000 allowed in the eoacbtng bqx. Qf. July activities at Polot PJ.ei:sant steelwortezs tblt would: guanmt.ee tlc:ial Little League rules will 011 next Wednesday. · -. In, tho key eteel in; Tlle Wahama b~d along with duaii'J. prevaU. Tournameot officials are United Sbeelworken President not raponsible for accidents on \be Pt. Pl@asant band will open the play'ing field or .t o and from ceremonies for \he day on the Dmd .l boo l"ri. post office st•~ps 'with the playing lllaY rrMi9 or Ju. eJtfJCU'th~ \be pme. Each telim will he .allowed 10. or the Star Spangled Banner, tbe board IJld 170 • IBIID W ap PGlicy Olmmittee' to ·nport "on the starninute warmup before its game. national anthem. In addition t he band will par-- ,tua of tbe nqoil.tions." admission fee will be charged Jlowewr, inrcnned SOUJ'Ce8' said at, the .gate, but "the h.at" will b~ ticipate in the parade wbich wiU pMsed for conhibutions m dc£ray hegin at lht- !::n!m- H.igh School they believed McDonald wo~ h.1ve a new ~ m:xn the expenses such as lights, balls in Pt. Pleasan.t at 11 A. M. compilnies to 1ubmit ID the c:om. Other ceremonies through the and bat&. Wlhon w.ill be o£ficial score- day include the crowning of the mittec, which :!t.a& tbe JIOWl'il' tO · keeper and umpires will hl' Bill Lakin Queen a.ud the Pt. Pleasant accept 01' reject any oUer. Volunteer Fire Department Queen Matthews, Garland Nibel'IL Sr., .1.nd in .the morning and the horse TO MEET THURSDAY Ed Edelblute. The Women'a Association wilt Tbompao,. urged tfl.at all mem- shbw at Hannon Park in the evebe'r.f' of ~ Southea.o;tern Ohlo nir.g at 7. A fireworks display will moet ~y evening at '7:30 at P . M, . tbfl Fint Pre'byterian ChiJI'clt. Sports Wtiter.a anti Sportcasten be pre,o;cnted at 10 . - - 1 - - - - - ' -- - AssOCiation 'li.ttend 1h.e touma· ment in person·, a:s wf' ll as scribes from 'Point Pleasant, Oak Hill, McArthur and :Mall(t.n City. . BLOOD . DRAINED, BABY 0. K. ' New Gas Rate Set At Racine $y State PUCO The Public• Utili tie" Com mi ~­ ion of the Sta1e of Ohio. on .hnP. 21. 19lJ_,, allowed the application of the RRrlnl!l a,., A. SP•·\>it"P (;,....... pany of Racine, Ohio, for ab iJl.o cteafie in their gas rates, due to Ure 4epletion of ]o('a i ~as supplies incrra.<>ed "" ComiJany. which will be as follows: the first per thousand r-: ..--cubic fee't and for all over , � 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. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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