http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4555dbeabf6fb09b80ccd7486e1d9075.pdf 27e10f1a7b56b1790bd557ba783f87d3 PDF Text Text .. Page Eight fhe !>oily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , Thursday, June 28, 1956 . Sunday School Class Stages Its Ow~ Circus The Daily Sentinel • IM\oolf,?...~ - .- .. _ . - .... - -.. - -- · ...-~-..- Loyal Beream Clau Ia Atlendance Leader CANASTA, CLUB GUEST ,,._ Mrs. c . D. R~ictunan w.as ·a guest Tu~day evening \Wien the • Canasta Olub met at ·the ·b orne of The Loy.al Bereana Clti!l 'had Mrs . M.iUard Wlldermut.b p · tbe Iar.g~!ilt attendan.ce Wedn.es. nzes do.')' even1ng at tbe ' pra.yer ~Ice were .-:warded to Mrs. E. M. B.llke and bible itudy cliiSB at the nnd Mrs. !Wbert Raw&p, Tbe I Chureb of Christ Fred Gardner, nex:t party wil} be held at the pastor, c~ducted the Sible claM. home of .lk'!. EarJ Knight. Mrs. and Jenn1~er Labse and Su&an d-~~"""'~ SJa.ter rec1ted the Books of the \\''t ldennu lh ,serveu' a -~.. BlbJ(>, 1 course to tlh~ lljlme'd above and 1 M11S. w1JJ.1am Bradford was ' M.r~. Ru515ell Wilson, Mrs. Ern-~ leader of the' devotional service 11wt.t Shuler and 1Mra, E&rl Warn- and .Mrs. Nora Binniogbam wlll ke. be the le-ader on July 4th. e I I Shanor S. Scllaaf, •llddl•rcrt SOciety Edlto• - Phone u07Q ~f<iUe Bearbs Haw,tlns. Pomerov Soclet.v ~dl~to!!r;;;-~Pb~o~n~e~6!!24~4...:~~~~~~--­ fthe/ Garland Guest Speaker Friendly Neighbors .. • t ' ' ' ent ~ne . . ~ ~ .......... ·~""'I!" ' ' •' . At Wildwood Garden Meeting Club Outing Held lUos Ethel GarlODd was gu..£ lh< ·host<3ses dllliin1! <he oocU.l peaker tfte Wildwood Gar. •hour to Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. Tuesday Evening en Club met 'I'Ues.day evening at J ahn F. Baily, Mrs. Mark Evans. ~hen e home of Mrs. U. S. Neue, at Mns. Charles Baer, Mrs. Arthur The l''riendly N~ighbors Club se Settlement W'i.tb Mrs. Fl"ed Nf:'ase, !Mrs. Norman F.i.sber, Mrs. enJoyed an outing and wiener ase a co-boatews. Hollon, Mrs. Christy Baer, Mrs. J cast Tuesday even'in·g at Sailey's The meeUu-g opened wtth the Paul Fisher, M.r'S. David NNse, LP.ke. Pl'ersent were Mrs. Joseph Stru~b poem led by Mra. Edison Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mrs, Homer ble , '-1Ts. Emmerson Well, Mra. ,r "'non, .pl"Mident. Members reli· HoLter, Mrs. Ru.ss Watson. :;N;mded to roll caU w~tb "A oew l}frs. Milton Hoodasbelt, Mrs. Henry Werry, Mrs. Geor.ge BudliJOwer in ·m y garden." r Vemon Nease, Mrs. John- Ihle. l'lnan. Mlrs. David O!lli.ng« and \. 'J!he report of nominating com- Mrs. Harry Roush, b{ra. .J(.t.h.n. d:.tugbters, Mrs. Leon McKnight, .ralUee "• given aM aLl officers Scott, Mrs. Lawrence Rose · and ~frs . R-onald Smith, Mrs. Olive In- THE BLUEBIRD $ U N D A Y ·we-re re-elected u follows: Mra. four guests, MiMes Ethel· and C"I'<rham and da~ Mrs. Ro- SCHOOL Cl1q of the HNth IMJiapcm, president; . Mra. Vernon Clara Garland, .Mrs. Vil'!gU Hamm hcrt ArMid and daui'hter, tMr.s. thodllt Church In Mlctcfleport Roy Smfbh and daughter. vice preaideDt. Mrs. John and Mrn. GeOl'lge Nease. were eniertalnH recently In a Mrs . Denver Tboma, !MD. Jack novel m.nner whtn their teacbsecretary and Mrs. Norman 1 Robson and Nancy Burns, .Mrs. !lfjber, treasurer. It was voted to er, M"- LIIU•n Smlth, invited Elwood Bowers 8!1d daughteT, a picnic oat the Syracuse them to her back yard where Mr.!. Donley Reibel and daughfor the July meeting. the YOU11;8'tln pilyecl -:Jrcus. tt"r, Mrs. William Sileridan and ==~G::IIl'land~imd made .everal d3ughter and Mrs. Oharlea: Wet"cy and son. explaining . eaoh The July meeting wHJ be a pot THREE SWIMMING POOlS, concluded her talk wlttt Juck at t'he Willar<t Heines fann, no lestJ, equipped with diving poem, "The Amateur Athf"...na Road . bonds 'Ne'J't featW"t!d at the psrt.y .AJ'Nlnger.'' Mrs. William Morgan entertaingiyen Tuesday afLem'OoD ·bY Mrs. A course WH6 .served by ed with a fam.Uy picnic, Sunday· Orin Smith for the BlUebird Clas6 at bfr home Athen s road honoring· she teaehes at Heath 1Method'! st Mrs. Alma Morgan Wallace {}f Sunday School. The girls Church Beaumont, Calif. A chicken bar!rom the rirst, s.eeO'Ild and thill'd: beque waa ~prepared by Mr. and gr&dcs · a nd ·th~lr guest:s were InEARLY AMERICAN Mrs. Roger Morga n. vlted to trhe Smith !home on Present were Mrs. WaJlacr , Mr. FURNITURE lk'ech Street and arrived in JXrl'LY MN·. David McConnaughey and clo1lhE6. IN OU& MAIN STORE M~ Willie V. Harris o1 Quincy, Ill., Mrs. Norm:tln J. Nickeson and . ·Mrs. Robert Younc ,of Dayton Lyorm and Susan· Schwab, gr.a.nrl AND Mr .and Mrs. R. L. Gott'hardt and was a .guest wbeo ~· Floyd llaughter.s of the b06tess had Utei.r EARLY MATRIMONIAl. sun, Brute, Culumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Dunree ~ntert.a1ned ?!\JChattet" 1al'ge square pool which is unde r FURNITURE Morgan and• children, Keit'1 r1 ui.J Tues®y evening at !her li carwpy to preV~ent sun bum and ••no Kathy of MlddJeport . t hrnn e, RUttland. · 1 other pools were provided h.Y IN OUR VSED STORE Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.. During .Ube btJSine!!S sessioo· in l'aUy ami .Barbara Bailey, ·dau.!!)h· J . M. Gau·J and children, Victor d1a rge of t.he president Mill. ~ 1 ·rs of Cb1ef of Polic-e and M.t'&. and Patty, Mr ,lind Mrs. P~rry Oharle:~ Buck, plans were made Husscll Baitey, awd. Ellen. Kimball. Rig~ Mr. an <lMrs. Hobert for a picni·c W be held at Bahley's ·Oil 'lbe BriJrhlest Cnnter A tl.'nt dressing room was progason and daughter, Angela, Mr. J.ake, July 10. • In Middleport \l~de1l f•111' the guests to change inand Mn. J . A. Smith .and Lhe hus. Game.s were played during the to their bathing auit9 .and: SlL<>a.lll le!IS. ' sflcial hour with prizes awa.rded thP. winners and refl'e#Jhments OJ.cson, daughter of Mrs. Florence \\·ere ,ye.rved by t 1he 11'08't.es1. Pre.11ent were of.11018e flamed above and Mrs. Vaugban Pric~. Mrs. Nathan Bi:i~:B, Mn. Wilh'im Buck, Mrs. Alfred Dlggs, Ml'x. Frank Ut&lnger, ·Mra. Oharle~ Burt, •Mta. Frank Young, Mrs. Wll ber Young, Mlrs. Joe Young, MI'S. f Hornet- Hawkin.t t~nd Mr.s. Everett l•g.lttroot. : Anna Wallace spoke m flower Honored At Picnic By Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Robert Young Is Hostess For The Chatter Club WE HAVE ·• · BAKER Furniture WEEKEND SPECIALS AT BACHN_~R'S · MAXWELL HOUSE COPI'EE .... 99c lb. ).oNG HORN CREAM CHEESE 45c lb. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ALL BEEF: ·HAMBURGER .. . . • . . . . . . . 35c lb SUCH US BACON .... ,:. ·.. 1 lb pkg 39c • • F~EE DELIVERY. SERVICE! EVEltY· DAY PHONE 8222- ., ·BACHNERS MEAT MARKET Middleport ',pt;,l"'n.. ,6222 Fer ·ietter beach toast Thela .4nd Now Memben of the cla11 ·and the guesh are pictured above In their many costumes VIed in the day's entertainment. In the flrtt row, left to right, ere Nancy Ann Buchanan, Barbara JNn Bailey, Patricia Koiy Ault, Flora Ellen Kimbeol, Behy Mor- rls, In Ute ~econd row, left to rJ~rht are Carolyn Je11n Hendricks, Cele1te Ault, Connie Ann Cooke, Suzanne Bradbu~ Suwn Olc•on, P1tricia Ann Ballfly, Allee Anita Darst, JOy Bogg1, Ellen Jividen, and Sue Rua, Mrl. Smith Is pictured with the children. prod~~•.-. ... In Neil' would ..lbe ttrioua · to Mcii6itald'l re- Halo GlorifiU Your ---:r-·--ERF-,E I OS ELB · -) --- ' '' · ....J hi*•ilkJuitt for . ~d!D.. Jiel> 'lV he Xof.eell'a re.:si>Od will" ' they serve. 'l'bis inte,rated syatem, can Kentucky the sun is shining, A, ltia.lor . thiiB deliver 1111 uninterrupted ftow of , msnotacturer in Tennessee·hs abut olectrlcitf to 'a!lnost ;s;ooo,ooo people ct down for annual vacation, but produc:- the lowest poisible eost. · • ' tion Is round-the-clock in a bii W,O.t Vir· Fifty ,years aro, when the Ameriean ginia Chemical plapt. And in jndlana, a Gas and Elt!;lrlc Company waa founded, big 11enerat1ni unit in a power plant is there we~e'a.0 ilite~rated power syatems. out e>f service for .maintenance. ~eports Towns tluit had elettriclty rot.lt '!rom like these come in 24 hours a day to this their own small, ineO\~ent plants. Break. man in the Columbus, Ohio, load and gen- downs, wJiiclt were trequellt, ·meant no eration coordinating cen~r of the six- electric ~~erviee u~tll · ~pai)"s coul!l be company American Ga'l! .and ·Electric ' made.. Yet: this pnreUable s~rvree coat ' a_parL _ Syalem of whicl),. we are 4 m~~ji~n. tOday's ,dep~dab)e . . It'!his i,~b ~j4e.termil\e, and q~ickiy, serv1ce. ._;' '· '.,); .I·. • _, · ( • ,1 ,- •• how muc,b el~trlclty each AGE. System The llj~~·~cl..sy~t'Oirl <Ia l~ on~ of power .•plant should renerate for every the !"'!17 ~~Oio(lcal 'ctyanees th~t condition of qema~d· OJid then route this have~ul~!~~\:ontlnuo'\'~b · power the moet~o~ical W&:f O'{C!' the and 'devel~pm---nt llrorralb. (Our "50 · sevc.n-state netw6tk-of liieh-voltaie Yean of Proareaa In li:ieetPc ,Pi.w~"'""" · tran•misslon lines that. link these planta has e~abled ua to ~ve.Y~ 'l,ettar._..Yica:~ lWitil each _oUtew -~d the : tOmm~tlea . at lower ~lei.. " ,,, , re· t' JUm, ,. ... f:.. i'"' ' ' .-.c~ 1'-\l '· ,' -,-; '> ., ..· ., • • . • .• •¥_.,_ .• -'1; ,~'"' -. . ,... • _., , . . .. . .. .,, ••'· ']-1.1 ~. l . > ... .' v.. . . . .,.~·'lloflt In ltMn' l!t.... ~,..... In "'e low.r photo a...-. the trlpltts at the •te of 15 montht left .. rl1ht: Merle, JDMph end GH,.,. TJtelr IN-f'lt~5 wwe\ Harm end Front IIHell both now dece.ted. ' Hann 81... )) wat the tether of 11 chlidren emf two set1 of twlm ·In addition to the triplll'l plcturH aboYe. Cherles Bluell of Mlntfl¥nle end Cecil Bl•tell of Perkltl'lbul'l both 45 YIIH'I of ,.,. ere the twlnt rHidlng In tho 1-iMII•te Iocollty. Cion- .. ,.....,L... -..... Rose® F;ife Installed As New In .MIIit C..rity· for mo "'" ._. The Opmmuni$t Pc;'fb.h air force. wu repo!'led to hive scot jet tia:hte.lli thunderinc over the- tank- and-troop fi'Ued ltll'eeta tn • ,warn. ing to freedum rioters Ill> pvc jn or die. , $1M\ dilcoftrH the )GelfW .... on her arrival to work Thvnclay MOrning. Some West German OO'iUpa:pen and travoe).en returning. Lrom Po- ' Happen o. ' ·Wauer Wolle, a meinber Of th . Pomeroy Police force for thirt: "ODe .of the .btuf. things ever to years and . aLso former Chl~f o: •11ppcn in P<lmoroy.'' Police, was ifanted • retir.einen SUICh w.as .a rema.rk ~eard the pension by the Board of Tru~tee. .Jt~ day in regard ' bo the orgaM: of the Pl)meroy Pollee Relief am ..AtiOn of Meigs County Little Pension Fund at a meeUnli beki l .~;~n i.r;:ci.~~:n to provta& on Wedn~d;,~y. 11 yot.lng!tl.em of )The · pension granted by tb~ and Racine. board was made , efffftive June 1 that tbe feeling at wit·h thf: first · inataUmea.t to- be e:lc.~ in that remark • held. paid by July 1 of thiJ yen. rather ·i"BDI!I'a!iy by most , ol the !Members of the boarl;) feOple fn the l&l'etl. We mwit agree. ing the meetilli were «tio .that tile Little ~gut- 4s a -pro.. Ellison Hobstetter, Secretaq ){. Ject whieh fs very ~while. It's D. Webster, Dor Schaefer and aertainly worth i8ll of Lite time Franklin Hudson. I' •J effort and ·ITKIDI'f expended toward, Wolle, who is 81 years ,age, that lt'8 -a succe~. prevJou:dy announ-ced" bla. retirePomeroy teams play th.iJ' ment from the force effective evening· for the firat ti.mle at the June 1 after Jll b~th · had fore· atMetic ·field lilt Pomeroy High ed bim to quit •ct Ive P~ f onil· School. For. .th0t8e who have never 11.nce fJ'! hia dutlea. ~n yol!n.ust:en of t.'tis· age in action 'loWi urgently .advise attend. I' anc:e at .tonigh't'ts ~ games. . Tearn1 repl'Eitentint: ~ • · . ,. and will meet on tbe Ia~ I f~o~a. supPQrt.,.. .o f :~~o.:o J.Je~-... squads thLN will naw ab oppor. _____,. • • ,'/ ' ' " ·I. ;': ,. tint! Photo.) ' · or • br8de·Crossmg ..:mR}ati'on Is seetng wm ,.,., Ricin• ·Pomeroy,' 1-UDfty tn !lf'e their favorites. h~ aelion. Tjte fun Jn watching Little Lea.. giers in ~tction 1s increased when regular .rattendlance at the g/jmea. gives the obserYer an o.pportun. ity to improvement made as t.~ scuon J'lii'OgrcsseB. That gangling look and awkward movement will evolve into a smootb. and graeerur bit o{ coordination befare tbe season is many ~ old. *" Then, too, think of . the wonderful opportunltw tflwt tbe.se bcly<~ are e.etting in learning true -ci~:aen.shlp and spootsmarNU.p. That s the real il!eSson «nd those in c-!uu'ge 0 f the teams Wid ,btJe Jeague should bear H. in mind always.. OrpnlzatJon and playing of a SIChedtlle, hOweveJ", is not all that thl!lbe 11 to O,PeN.png ~ueh a project Fund! aJ'Ie needed .oo carry through ' wit~ wlolt bao been otarled. w. l>f The Dally sentinel belleve that each and nr~ry person sbouldi oontribute to the drive for fun& Urged For Ohio Bond Program Is· ~~w~~ \:t::.~;,:,!"!i In Its ear Feeney-B".nne_·,tt ,. Jn MeigS Co0Dt'y ' tnd -~ 'Durin.i the -other\things. )l08tl . ·wve . all1found u,at 'laVe he\'ped. u8 to ... ~lg .· '~"''"'....i-~~-~ ~ COl.UMBUS, 0. UP-A reoolu \' . the fact th&1 u.. oolid foundation . tlon eaJIIDI lor a legislative in· 15th ~ I In ·citizenship provided by the pro. ..,Hg•tion of lh• probl•m of . . . . jeot wiU pay olf In L\e long run . Y "unauiirded rtiltold eroaslngs··~ o .Any PfO~ t~ .produces good ..._.._. and. commlil..,. •J "ll!l~l,n.lle<Lj wu ·· b 1 the Obi 0 • ..;,ll!•tur• ·· · llitizensls certaln!J< w""'h the moo.,.,...p"""" ~ · ey &N'nl in w-n_~ 1 ng 1'1. laM ..-... made for tbe tocl•y e moe ~ .,... " nail'llls to awe.-n d the ~ Tbt resoluUon utge(r I deb.ll· · Jl*St US yeers ago, l'lcportlf 'nlep.. W«!' en told ·~t abou~ $lrKM> • hlp ~J~C-rvlce at UNtO. Mtethodl!!lt tl 1 d b lh · Ohio ., .....5 islatiw tf.ort' T. Reed, ehahman (I( the fa. needed 'tlo P1.lrchase 'Uniforms n 8 u 'feommWion Y e .... .....,, .......... .l"e111: ao-..._ ,....,... _ and equlpm.ent for the ·boys. We Ohurch on July 1. The. legionnaires service and.....,a repori .... --~....,..,..., aa.n..... •n.wo ,...,.,, '--6. , aN: to meet- •t the Legion Hall1· tt) the next ~Jslalure in Janu· Mittee, the Series E S.Wlnss .Bol)d. •k now tww. lt• ~ bP. Miscd be. 10 a. m . .md ·eo tlo . ch\ll"tb. in arf. The resolution w'iu lntrodue- was .1111.1ncbed as • pe.aeeti;me d.e- cause t.b6 poople of Pomeroy Syraed· by Rep, Le&Ue ;M. Burge ft. reaae pl'Oiram a.mt when tb016moke- cuse, lllnd ~Cioo, ha\'e · i~dkated Lo'rain. bad ·~ .a t Pearly Har.bor' we. already t.!uM t!bey ~ behind any 'IW the Bond Progr:am go iqto effort. .t o ·! telp 0. ~n~tt'II'S along Joining Burge ·a s co.sponsotf :iramatdc. action a sa ll'l:ct..'lod or the way of Jlfe. were Reps. Ray sours &Summit. "ina.-.~ ..... the war c.ffort. So when you·~ ukro to C))Jl.. Frances McGovern D-Sununlt """'""A trlb te to 1lh e1 Ll Tbroupout the- na¢1on in 1941 U eM 1-s Coumy ttile Edward w. nec~ant O.Lorail: '' l! oa1es of the E bonds reaehed a League Aasotlatlon within tbe next Svado, and · Sens. Charles A. MoSher .· 'ittle mQrf< than bllllon dol1ars _I few days, dig tlown in the pocket. Obe,rlln ..and P'fed HQrter O.Sum· '.odtlv ~ find the peoplle of 1b!>; a~ giV~e with _ !tb!a full und>!!rstlandlni1 for 8 United ~es ho.V.~ng epproxij· lng aqd beli¥J( .~ )l(lu're investing , Beaidet 'Mtely $38 bUllion in j~ rtJhe 9ero. In tho'futuJoo,'o( America. \ 'i lli:WI , 1_-e& E ~d lllloftle. In '41 0\11" dreartts lt\sl_•_wm __h_II~J'----' ol Pea£e and tMo W!ti!ln the tYI!It" WI* tnrlinated we aNi had oqr ' ncr.vllJUl>! dreatno of buyi!lll . • timve; ';ijhln& e fimiiy! e"dUCaticm ·For.Boy Sco~ts '.. Be The anU • Comm.unillt pret.ident of the Pofub republic in exl~ aaid in London "tb~re · is oo pootibllity 1!f. pr!Sie'nt fur a s~ul upri.si.Ag". He expr~ COnctTn 1e1t the fighting cau&i' a "calaJn. ity for t!te Polish ·Pf'ople." to. Office Cl.rtr Ietty Lou lry. Court Of Honqr -~ . t.. • ·photo pl<lu,.. •• thay ~ ...,.,. lotlod lett~ rllht-.AiOI: JotOph IIIOOll IIIOOll whllo tit.... · lfttt It thoir tltto<, Marla 011' · ....... •Yf, ti?'"" chlldret~ bubble ••• lllotr llllte!h lol'.'lhd•r """"'· Thti !Utt; ThOy IT's cloudy-in Michigan, but down ln Swan tfeam, pop 4kllt. O• Thui'IUy .!fioy ollm- .... o.-.. . ' 1toui1 dead· • ' Swan serv- trip!.,. In Moltt County tnd the ltm' of Ohle an it!• thrH , ... · ...l.....b pldvr<d • ~· AT 48 He fistens in on seven states to save_you_money ELECTRIC FANS Ule aoil•VIMI ·to 11o tho o l - llvlnil agreement .;• ALL SJZI!S pr~ re~rt.er.s AND The broadcast 6aid the "overwhelming majority" of worJcer• bave gone back to their jOOII in Poman and that the ~ "i& coun.. lng bact to nornt2l'l tife:." .t"• · . J3:t':nd~' . ...tt~ \ Anti-communkt demonstration& were .repurted ·!n the Soviet.. ~ tpted S.iJc l'ltatew of L- •~ v~ Esl.onia and Lithuania and in fa.r - off Tibet where the Commu· ni~ Cllne;~e b.ave taken over. Warsaw Ra1lo sand in an off. claJ. oommunique today that th:J dead fneluded both rioters and Communll! oUiciull and troo~J. 9 1""l ~By; ~~lite lJoara "'""C O · 8\lfiwnit'' late • . It was reported t,bat Ar.tn11 ws ~ uffcrir)JJ from .. :~()ken baok u 1 possible fraetu • .; of tbe rigt. !Pi in addition to lacerations of · thE body. Tbe hospital reporlilt that he wh atnl in the em.e1 . ~cncy room at noon today. Arms wu reported to hav . her n working on the univel'ota JOint of a car which was proppel' up on a makeshift rack. The rae! broke and feU on him. It wa11 believed tblt be was ip Walter Wolfe Is Granted Pensron in Electric Power. • • M.t. Mortah Miatl~na.ry Socicl:y member, are •vlnll! a chicken cUnner tlhls evt~niDI from ~-7 a.t the Mt. Morl.fth Baptist Ohurc.h. Dinnerfll will b.) d&llvert'd .to hi)Jnes or mty be eattn at <!Jhe ehurch dlnina room . Ttcke~ are $1.2a and th~ memben are ~11lng titlltetlJ Wblch matV a1ro be obtained at the ehlfth. New fighting early today ·i n the Poli'jh dty of Poman ~t..:"TP Communil!t Poland officially•admJtted that 38 perr.MI!I bad b::en E'IM and 270 wounded L, the uprbing. ' ' Mi&ionary Sociely Serve• Dinner Tonigltl BERUN IJP - ~qed kneeling posit~on at t.hc Umi. the auto fell. The weight of tb!' car fell upon his shoulder' 101 then crushed him w th~ noor A wrt!cter wa.s called from tb• Pruneroy Motor Company to aasb in removing the car from hio;t Or. Rliy Pickens of •Middlepor1 ~reat.ed Ar-ms before sendJng bia. fo the ·hospital In Gallipolsi. " Time of the actident' Waa plac f\<1 at approximately 9:45 o'clock The' Pomeroy Emirgency Squ._e attswered the cal1 and took him ·~o the .hospit&l in Gallipolis. •. la the f01'11m' Reported Raging ~ · In New Sectors :~ a~_.Swan .~So~hw~ab~.~c~ie"_llt_·~·h~os~b<~·em~m~d:_._ _ _ _ _~,.,.,.,.,.,==="l"==.,.,.,.,~=";~~~~=~==== Mrs. Hobert Darst and 8011', RlchEII'(t, r e! U'I'Red '00 Middleport W~­ lll'H iu y with Mr. DaM who hld dri ven to Columbus afber them. T~L'Y spe nt almost three weeks visiting with htlT parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K Bell, and took part in tho werlding of he·r cowrin, Ba11ba.ra: .In Jo'raU, to John Pocst on Sunday June 17. The -ceremony was pel'formed at the Crc·stview PresbyterLin chur· <·h and Mn:. Darst and Richard were guests at the weddine and she llf•1·vcd ru; a ·~ostesa at the rc. coptiun which waa held 1t home of Lhe groom''!. par.entl·. M1~. I :.o~ld. 11141 prfllll!llto il.! llle 12 I Eichinger. • ·re Mr. •and Mrl. of Pomeroy while parenlJI are Mr . Kelly of Au~Uo. Ind. Great grandpta"1"llnts are Mr. &nd Mrs. Dana Oliver and Mr. .and M:rs . W. H. Eichinger alt of Pomeroy. PORCH RUGS .8116t•"!ie• 50 -·Vear~r -ofProgre_ss --- Mrs. Darst, Son Return From Vis;t With Her Parents I Fighting Still ·~. !H:~:~:~~ r.e:: r Baihy Run. I I cm(}n, Lynn Mill Safe '1 . orville wa~ ttken tO . 'Dis m!:'rnlnfil alti!J iur~es in an aeeident Samantha Bradford Missionary Group Recesses 'TJI Fall Mr .a nd M111. Ger.ald Ke1ly ot Pomeroy arc announcing the •birth, of a duughter on '1\Jesday, June 26, at tho Holzer hcspital tn Gallipolis. The weltht -of tile newcomer was six pounds and 'tle'n oun.oea &t birth. PORCH FURNITURE • 1 Birth Announcment Made By The Kellys Best Prices On Long Bottom Tdpletts 'Observe · . ·· . .Fifti'ttb Birthday On Thursday Oleson , t>Wimm-i'ng ifllstr.uctor .at Eilrn Jividen, Athens. Unabl e t10 .the Local swimmirrg pool, wa& Hie attend were Diana Davis, Ewa MUM'd and gave le.\l'i'On.s. 'J'homas and Di~ne Criswell. A miniature stage WWII pr-ovided l\S werl as "dJ'I.'Ss. up" dothes and rt.he program f.or tlhe- ufternoon inci.uded acts from the various Chi! dren's Day prugrams giv-en lihiti monLb at loro.J churclles. Mrs. Smillh was assisted by he r rtaumbtf~, Mr.s. Ri~hard Schwab in serving .rerroShmcnts during the afternoon . Specia1 gue.sts were 11he Samantha Bradford Missthe Rev . and Mrs. C. Raymoo ionary Society of the Middlepurt Kolllc.ri.ght and a number or mo. Church or Christ met Tuesday at the-re. th<' hume of Miss Nina Rw6ell, Members and guests were Ccl- Bradbury wnb ·Mrs. William Brad rme ,Hl'tl Pa-tricia Aul.t, Sll6an Ole- fol'd, presidcmt, in charge of .t he son J<:;Uen KimbaU Suzanne Brad- meeting. Mi.s8 R~JSSeli conducJ.ed bur~, Connie Cook: Sue Rue, Bet- .t ht- Open in g devotional IS'£'1'\I icc ·sy Morris, Pa.tty am\ ll arba:ra nnd during 'lh l' busin.es·s session Railey, Jvy H.()ggs;'"" Carol~·n Hen- the grou'p decide d tu l'eccss until dt·Jck.\ Alil'c Dar&o1., Nancy Buch- Seph'mbcr. T.bc (]'LIOta fur tht> SO- 1 Demolish - . _ No olb<r s-. Tho . ,. · yea.rw we BondJ Herschel Brown 'I Funeral Rites To nesunday Cas Con Inc., a newly fonned companY let make prestreued concr~e ha8 purchased the King Farm ;ust above the ~ilip Sporn a;1d Vanadium Corpdratlon plaflb Exctvating for the plant il q;. pccted to start at once. The buy· ing company is now in production Usiug. the raci1ities of UnWeiu) cast Stone, Charlll.!tOn. . '": The mea at the head · of ·' t11.~ new .project and .their _ ,famtUrs have loCated in Middleport. Clemls- Fox, in charge of designs and s~les, has had several year,. h· perieo-ce Jn the ~design and eons.tryc~on oi concrete . strueture.s1 !liS latest position was that of Structural Engineer with the PorHand Cement Asso. . Mr. and Mrs. Fox and sons are hvia.g in t·he C. P. Bradb\aty property, So. Third Ave. Richml Wells is bl!'ad ol thtProduction depart.menl. He att~nded Ohio Univerau,. and bu hied several re•ra ~rlence iD the production ol precut CODcrete and waA" formerly in cbqe of prvduetion at the Baltimorf pllut of - the Marietta COnc:rete CorporaiJOD. The Wells faaaUy ·hllve moved to Lbe H.. J. RuaseJJ prtlllierty OD N. Third Ave. A pempblet lo be cl~ulated by Cu .Con, lilc., deaeribes theJt product as fire-re.slsllllt,.. ecoaomtcal and readily availible. Some of the proauct5· to be put out ' by tbe new plant are double-tee roof <~nd floor system in ·Spans from 15 ft. to 60 ft ., Prestressed bet.ms .~tnd columns in be~m spans from 20 ft. to 70 ft. precast waH panels ~~ all types, solid, insulale.d and colored aggregate and tapered root girders in spam from .fO ft . to 70 ft. long, William Thomas Funeral ServiceWill Be Sunday Funf"ral services will be ·field It p. m. sunday for · William Thoma&," 75, of Pameroy Route l who died at biJ borne 1'burid8y 3 ' 1-.24 PI Surviving lh~ deceased are b1A for Herschel wife, Elizabeth; a dau,bter, ·M n. at hi s home Anna Marte Terre:U of Pom.eroy; will be held a son, John Thomu of Pb.MIIdel· Cha))@l ai pbia, Pa., and four Services will be E\\1ing F\ureral · 'Chapel where ~~i~~~!Q~~§~~~ m:tde Beeclt Gr:ove Cemetery. friendsin may call. Burlll wn1 be - " " • �• l)oae - --- -'· Twn The Daily Sentinel - DiVOTI!D TO INTERl:ST$ OF MEIGS - MAS ON AVE.I lltCttAAD S. OWEN I GEN. MGR. ~ / ·· · II:EYNOL D E. GREENI EDITOR 1 1:.1~ ; m :~ ilm !Z m:tlrl'r u l l h•' t~: pre:~t-nl l•l'\'1' lt•. ll r r ~< N.. w • "t lo ( ' r t ~ !li N ' :..ub~ <· r·r pt rn •l ra t •·~ ll•·l v••r v U) r' <lf l• r ,,j.,,,,, I ll r K" ntJall lue )\ rrl ~ t'llto 30 I l .lXI lt Could Bt' You IY Cl:fARLI$ M. McCANN 1! ·30 Fea-rh'Jr Your Nest United Pre!!ls Staff Cor"~pol\dent 12:00 Cilmem GOPS to School I r· · · nt ~ Prlme Mmlst ar Anthony Eden has s-et out t~ - make. the B .-i.I-Jt!.h ('~ ·mmonwt..,·l'1h nr nations n " 11\i.rd I~Jr~ " 111 wodd aff.roi1'So. l(l :>r w~:t•k ll llt' ) t'.l l ru :.~ olv :Ju · ·• at 'I I:• I ' Jr l> :tr .rtr nd •• rru·t' ,5 l"i' i!l Mllo murr t h ~ $7 00 , t lriLt' llti JII Ihs, :;!l!O Hy ll l<>l.n ' " Ute y,ho •ft! IV :Uf!lb] e Oll t' 111H f' 1h ~ ~ l:h tn:J d tJ!I o' y o· r $1{ ~I( ll~<• ri\lls , p /.5, ----------·- -H vou'r" In h u ~t ll "~~. I ht 1 · ··~ :1 gootl ~ hane .. ll n~·ll' ~ct t n '' ort r td )ou r C"ompt•litur ~ Arrd rf \ Hlt'tt' nut rn b11 s in~ ·'· •• lU ~ 11 11 ntu ~ t ht'IJ) to p,rv- t hr .. r r ~h ltJ< tt lo~xr ·~ - fur· tht> gov. 111 rrwrr , 1•11' n• ~~· l •p~· <W II vrttt's Th:1 ! ub.se tv~ l rn n t<'1 rtl' , fr •tlll the (' ham ':n>r nf ' PttHlrl'l'tt• of l ht· ' Jnited Sta\ f's. II h ~nlldl\ tr ark!!tl ur hy u ~ r·L of f ~t h Ael'onh ng In lhi• BllrP:lll of fh~> B urJ g d , \ hr· ~ m t ' !ll llll ' rll 3l · tu a lh 1' I!Ji l.' l .•lr nK )1177 1 • •-ltt llWI'· cl nlrnd u .. trwl tt lld t•r l .lktn t~~. '"'' llh 21)(J l hoii Slllld i ' III!JI II,\ 1'. :111tl 1 J u~e to $1 2 IJt ic Htrr "' 1 .tp tl.tl . •,,·1· ' lilt' ~ !;' r.lll IIIIo llr O't' llr trl 2110 f:ompel itol' I' ll ~tnrl s o lin I 'l'h t' ( hcttn lt(' r ,,l<;o p11int s out ' t lr.il whtrr l'nl'ir • S<.r rn l'll!l~ a llll 1.- •nr -s l hflt trrrv.d " tttizen ~ t·ould l rrrn IU S\ ;~s wtd l Itt• IS :rddJn(.l unl l H'~ .sa n l \ ttJ tht' cost of gover n' 11 nt F' u l'tht>t', ht.• tS lus rn.!{ l'l'· \ lrll!<' - for pt r\ :lte bu.-; rn cs~ p<;y~ .. I ~ ...ra. Eden •J!.: outl'ning his plaon . lll · lll':i nto 0111rJ e._ ,.aq . Ill'· U.:~ '1'• W~rd _ Tha plan ·! f .. .4 on his fum ll>lfl - . . . . . ~ bel'-! IIIIi • """' fl!a baa o..-~d \ .QO Tof kl' D•.,.,• l'toty in. world re!Mi~M. 8:1!0 ·~ ' I 0:1111 H.lonJ;If'• lnHIMIICit llq lie br,lioves 11>.11 tllo 11-!lomb ~,. S:\W almostt ru~ ~t U\e threat ot & • ~ >~r ' ' X<' I ,\ (' lot kht •d or Agl'it~ultUI'C TBA Fucy at 10:00 London. :~·~=~~~:-~'!o~~ wt4t l'l:'•) j)II W ! I' Y 3D th.e conrerence of Cornmot~.w~\l,}lh 10:$Q. 1J~ie JQ!urQx COQllat prime mi~~mt ~... ~inc in U:QQr Cui~ Q~t L!~{' , v.ol' If' :.!'"1''' 11r11 r nt bu, ur· · ~~ l}pe ur !i vrla·s du rfo.t. ln:o.t ead, !'re v u srHd l\ run ~t def1C1!s On t ht' b n,~t hl ~ tde, tt t!i ele-ar th ~ l ll lOit • :!!H I !HOlt! peopl(• al'e :; w~ k t- 111n g to th e mcnal'e or g uv · \' l rtrr r ~n l 111 I J U!:>t llt' ~S- and lhll: lflt,rL' l!lt ' Ji Ill gfiVCI'flflli;'Jt\ :11'{' Ill 11 -~1 1 J r1r tltlr og ~ orneth111~ alwut il Ill l lrt• l.ht yt"al', a sl:l..t ha.~ I t·>t\!•g ot'tl•s rndurltlr g lrttrttn g, ht.'111 rr1.uh· tuwur·U gl;'tting gov· lll i.l nrrla.('\U II II '' wlrul t~. lli• :rnd t•rnrrH•n t out of bu.~tn~o>~s. nnd 11 \ .ul lJ ,tdl' f,rlurtn g, lt . III ~J HII\.I(IOn 1 .:~ui.Js11lll\ l ill SJ)Vfng 1\U!I f(!!IUitccl t' <JIIl.nlllrt ie ;~lrun ~ ~ · t' l 11 ,., ~ Ill h as Bt'l lh e ,<; UI'~urc hn.s only het•u f'lo •l'llit• 12.30 CLin-ent 1·30 'l'ennt'i.!le Ernte 2:00 M'MiMe Theii'lce 3:00 Da-te wJtob Life 3:15 Mode:I71 Ro.manceg 3:30 QQeen f07 a Day Atrst . Ed£>n ~es. t.h3l 1~ Commonwe ~·lth can bring t ~1e Un'ted 4:00 J M.apried Joan StntLs ami Sovlle1 Rus~na clo.."e:r to- 4·30 ~1y Ut'tle Mal'g ie S:OO Aunt Dru gether 6:00 Ne'{e fi:Qture Scond. he wants to unify and' 6 15 Spo1118 Eye streng,then the Cammon"""'.w..th to ·-:---:--:--- - lOeet economic e(ffll,PI!(Jlion wi.th. SATURDAY he linit.eod S,taOOs as wr·l'l as Hus, 8:55 Slgn On _, .9:00 How'dy Doody thrt~ m onth s. ~:!:" t., <liH' nl •Jn t h. ~1 ~~A S1gn On Today 7 00 9 00 Coffee Timr 10:00 Home I I .•X Ut;lr;lun Av r l!ndr ~am FRIDAY BY CHARLI! M. McCANN f il•• .~, :l i, . . ~ rr • ·- . nolbing but ruio. to victtlr as vanguished. .l olliS Eden btUevea t!tl.t -the end oJ Stalinll>m in R~>~oia .-..IJy h/1$ _,lr~Jl<j,.-.,, .._.-- ... R ' WSAZ-TV Chanriel3 6 · ~5 I N rlh rWJI i'!dv t> r fhlrlg 3·1.1 TELEVISIO Conunentary On ·The News .. • Published evNv .lft prnooc e:trr pt S<t rHb, lr> llw rltun Sentioel . Inc , at I !0 M to ~· lwn rc St , l'<~ n lo•r "} u phon E> 398, edrt urr:ll cJf tll t' vhv rw 39'1 E.utt"rt>d u ~ s r·,·u uJ PumrroJy Oh i!l WaysToWhlp -.. 'JACK,' THE GIANT KILLER -' - --- - - The\< 'l'e Your Dimes I I • .,1, '1 .0:00 TO 30 News P1eot.:tte .,; Big Su:f,pri&t. '' P11tt1 Page .,....; "- \ People Are" 'Funfty Texat-.o Star Th\fatre Gt>o rge GObel '""' Advehture' ,;~::·~~b~,.. Saturda·Y ·~ F.ll ~ ry Queen ~ 11 :00 News & Sp!Wts 11 ·10 Owl Theatre 2 00 Sign Ofi IN ~~ """' WCHS TV Ch - ~\\8 ~ 8:00 B:Oj) Lll~~ 4 30 5·00 The Early Show 6· 10 .)l~lonol Reporter · C~ . l(anproo . ' --S --T--IVER poulllb of l<lod por poun4 cl. 101111 <t11CIII'O ~ "'*' weqhta at •• early Ill• ill - to make a profit,. M tMJ Ume o1 )lfiW jlOWft& . - 1o do ~~~~ lbey 001> In lhe of provld!Di pl.,.t;y of ......, 01ld feeder space oo well .. prov!illnc "'"" ~ to I'OIIuee ....,.,.._,...., In l!le Jiouoes. * • • It is hoped lhllt. oevenl· llelp Couoty 1ormon1 viol\ lbe- wide Flel4 Jlv on ~ 2 1111 the U. s. D. A. ~'&tid OonaeMt>on Roe. Je1rCb Station near ~ The evmt wi» be the firSt of irs ddnd <I the stadon .In Ioiii' ~•• • I Melp Councy famllleo '"" .... Joy,cool 4arJ and and aigbts wi'lb proper· we or an attic exhau!lt fan - I I ( to D. M. Bye. O!>io stU .urw.venity e.x.treDflion ag:ricul:tural -et~e! neer. Durt1111 hdt fJUmnver diy21, an at· tie faa draws the eool ba~emtnt 'llir ·through the livine .rea of the bouee. [n the eveoinp, the fan Idrawt!t cool outside air i'rl th1'9Uth ::"::~,.~=-"'!! ~~ \0 3 minute., 8)'1 se.ya A 30-inclJ fan v.«:...~t • 1·3 h. P. eLectric ~ move~ about 6,0(10 eubtc toot; of' olr ..... mliullie. Ttit. will ttl~ than tiM eare, of a 30'd0' 1.flol!lt:plon 11om•. the. ....,.lAng ~Sf thb fan. UIU~ il •lil!islw thall 1 centf~!f hour-. . If 1 ,ii'Jbeo ob:ll;, swi\c~ 1s added, ma~ ~ set oliO ·that t!le hn 1,rurns Oft' a u 'It o m a t d e a l 1 Y oat night 'w!ii'l:e tbe family sleeps Byg If the family lt .,ne a:U r ,.._Ddt ..,a lho1D1Dd1 -••• Ia day ~ iWJteh may atvt the fan 16clt:tlll ovtr till U. I.· • • 3... , an hour befo.:re they are due' home ..... .._. 01 Nicholl fJ% l'tm:&IM and a 0001 comforlbabl b 1e --a...--dQtbat!IMY...,¥11.5 ••~ling. 11 e ouse __aad , better., Oq,e .. •' laid.-~ ooavenloa bla ,_. rtami•1fes bave beetJ. Uling toe il BBALTH- tbt abUliJ to Neill dk Otha·· J1aib of tile '*" I . UO :-:rr::. molf• "" ~ proatable .. !:. ···u 'I'OU AhOIID 'NO' '0 HAVI:1'HIMf it Abe tempetnllllure . iS ..W pcilllii~ w lliXl!M the rem~ ftllllde a !Ill,.. by lbe air CQDd.l.:flionqa. Room air oondi- ..-e dcSitlneollor uoe .. ,.Mar eurlei Vutreu·Nlallols in one- roem, alrthoug!t many do a •.lddlut . . . . Niebt* bl~ fahrly good job of c:OOMng two room9 tf tbe- -circulabion b iO'Od· These il"'Om Mr .con.dlt'onen are dcalgned to 0001,. dehumidify and circulate the aLr. Thletv 8ft availabJ.e witlb. or wilhput thennoeteta. T~ nuist eOmmon I'IOOm condttloner 1:1 .ra 3-4 h. p. unit. This wiU w,..:Ostleld tool l good- ....... ondMiJtl >t. """'1 not alway-a requin: •special whine. ---SVILLE ' I I 115e of · · fleming ' Hatcheries ,..;;-trn, .;.., s•-·lliaviDe_;:;.·~u~d~a~I.~Cialmllle;;;~~·,·Ob~l,;,o=~"~·-~-~·~·h~ee~k~th~·:_·~-~il~and~~be 3,628';1;101 .... W (shorteno;>dl J8. 8outhea11t by IOUlh eltc\lort;. Nevtrlhelus, HOI'18 GOP load~tn t~a1· tl'• part.r ml&'ht lo11tt vote11 ~r Nixon 1em aiM on U\t ticket and Pl'ealdrmt Blll1!nhowcl'l hcu.lth J ... . • • 22:. Chi,, aodli the •reuton ,23. Projecting root ell~t'.!J l:T. A moor ahrub 29 . Man'• nlcknam~ tlny Sl. Scotch flhiiO&Ophf'r and hl11tur1ao 31. Lit tit you rruls., Into a downhit may tr1m out to be a. Aceorlllntr to th~ L'1Vil Atl'Onaullct arhninl!'.tradotted wttb pllllle PIHklne lots nine yeal'll rrom 1 Mw. ,,'nlf loti wm bt und by ptt'IIOns "ho ahutue btu.l k and r~;~rth , ~i.~~~~~~.,.s.:·~";·1o ···•·: ···,:·rosa lllnndJJ 88. Amontr: 3B. Land or the lamas on the oLtl sl(lt11 of tO. OIU!I ot lodu y The contru('tlon or ah·~ l the development of pln.nes thRl do \ 10n1 l'UI\WDrl now 1equlled1 bl• air termtna 1 may take up more JpRce than thtt 'l.;,io~~~~,.!Plaoe- puaenpr loiUII are exr«~rted to jump f1'(11n :;. wltb the advent or jet air Hn•n. Thl,., the CAA eui~'·'OIU • • I'" , ... , Pnt~~c:nt.eu ~ ' ~1'7 1 !ii -¥f ... I" "" ~ dtmon~ " I wil~flt::. b~lha lynched if It bn'l. Tb• mat! f'Nante I 1 nJtW allic exbaiJOt t-rt; ...f. !l. H. BYI. Ohi'o St.altle Uldvet:~itY ~u.tenRon •otlrioultdral ..,g!Jil!er, Duri~ ,h.9t summer 'days, an attic f.an,.di'aW3 th~ cool ~t atr through the lL.~ Br'8a! of tOO boUse: _' lar ilbe the fant .ev=., . draWII ·.C<K!l ,PU~de , 'alf in throu.rh and out throu~ thtff;d~~. The MSult .l:s a cool, com~'b,le •hoii3P. alJ. &¥. TQe i-.q should be lai'Je enough. beckQ)m WlndoW_!i The unu.suallr wide 10 excbaq~ . t.'>e alr 'ill lt~~ e...ery; 1-"-t.Q; · 3 minutes, BYJ II fan \\1i1h a 13 b. I' ~ motor moYQJ about 6.000 ~neb ., '"" per mlnut.. homo •~ elect· cubic Thlo wiw ~ ,. ' wo.- • LZKQKANKAQ Bl;J)IrK P)ClV -K "APNA. r•f,l' • ' ~ "f? P z K u H Q K P ~ -~· ic J ,G · 0 J Kp N Z J K D Z 0 I -'11 1:110 H• A,~ • : • ~· 1 \H ~nr '· BREEDER MASH ' • 11 provides aU t~ nutritive·elementi (hKiudlnq Y.... min ... and o•tibH>tia) . ' <, 'needed for high egg production-plus _.., nutrienla to feed the embryq.and provide the' 1 .• chicks with a fast start in life. Thiluves feed -and paysofr in profits becouae chic;'" or' < poults which get a fut otart matunt earlier.! IAt-.pew Allia-Chalmen Power &&eef.nc take arm IUid hack wean.. 1 MaB out ol tractor cperation. lt'a ... WD or WD-45 Tractor- optional ~ ... u..,...ful ehicken and turkey IPDWerw prefw.' it. Ask for Red RooeSe1vice Bullelina 011 food.: ing and managemeut of c:hieken and turkey breeders:. - - - • "'I eQUipneut on be'W tractoll'J. A few ot tho wboel will ..... ito - ... .... ...-. ·"' . Gel Red Rotte B - . r Maah Bad learn- why' ~ IMLilable to inatall on your preseot worl.h ,tQ you. I ALLII·CHALMIRI IALfl ANO SUVI'I Williamson Farm Supply SUGAR RUN FLOUR Mulberry Ave. Phone 150 R11Uand, Oblo These prodoets are usually re- .edible. Besides, tlhey are eltber pr+<ooked, ready-to-eat, or are eu.y to eook GVer a small outdoor Thla acfds the element o( .fi~. eonvenlence to their use. Both these factors make sau.sage meat& ldfltl for outdoor eating. • .• • srowth. Sweet )lotal:o growers should eulUvate often enough to control · wteda and maint.tin the ridge on which. the potatoes were plaot.ed, out. He sua· &e&t! movlnlloag vines .several times during the early part of the Wittmeyer pOints Mn. ' 'Rus~ll Piitbter sM, Kr-.- apd. Mrs. Rlll(ll!, :i' l)l<r nl Rulload: Y. barmfuJ. Sweet pot&toe. are popular in many Obio ia'rd.ens. ll'h.ey also are raised on a eommertial scale In ;::s:J~~ril;~:,~;qt~~ M ary j Pep Up ~ TWO·TIM' 0 . ~ . \;~MiiNATION I • , ...... ' Slow Loy.e rs With r..·:fiot • ....,~ .... NUIW ~ ,_ ..... " ......... lri .••• DO r-. nfrlpnttw ... olleollolto- _,.,..................... ' ~. EGG· LAC •' 1re slow coming ln- 1-- F_. ln'Loe Poi!Oio ........ - looklot'"''" I ......, ' . MJ DDii.tPORT Peel' ' . MilL.· - Beat the weather. n •aka faad-rlcll hay with a . CALORIZED noon aM tee how o BOS·E-' latively economical for one or more reasoPB. To begin with. there ia no waste such as bone to throw away. Tbe product ue all h !t~ ' , I •'*liM- th.t ~., its chlcbttler Ml.,s. the el how t:'MI chicb ., ,.utt. . . . llltpeftt(lls ert...., I• put Into the •n ot Mollliq ..,.._,., thet ou Is the luMh ...... Wore and _,.., h..CW,... . .. • };;.,.., 0 Thet'• why so mofty INMIIIert from MeiMt fe ,~; ... "I .Ohio te tho Atlontic, are fMillq - mt'.al!l. If t0 • • •e BED • v~riety these products eontaio varying proportions of beef, veal, pork, 0 ..,.,"; _.n, Dnd Jainb meat. The degrees of ~ 1 more thran ltake em "' a. oJ\,1 ~..v flneneea of tbe &rmd, the amount 1·"- p~ home. The -@line Od lcind -of nay-or, seuoning, oost of !hi;'· fan usually is< ltoio 3tTIOklng, (:OOling ana drytng -aL<iO than 1 oeal per b.our• r.tld to the variety pouible. If a limo eloek owUeh ;, added Still further possibilities lie in it may 'be set so tb.at the fan t.ur-. fhe choice of fresh uncooked, olf automatieally at n:gh1 whhle- trC~~h cooked, fancy dry or smli· the family &1eep5, Byg says. If th~ <hy, and loaf and Iuneheon mcabi. d'amily b ,~ 811 d~, the SWitch With this multitude of dif(~rent l'ilay lfliart tbe fan in hoUI" ' beforn items to choose from, lbe food they a.re due ·' bOJTU! 11 nc:r a cool •Jbopper may select small quanCQntfortable house is ·'hitdug. tities of sevenl different itema . ' and offe-r her &nests a mast unuaual IUSOrtment of tasty meat 1tem.s tor summertime outdoor p·nmmg. • ·Sweet •' . · p0 tato Vm'es Reduces Yield KNOW 1:e1aon so tb.ey will not form roots eJ(:ept •t the base- of the plant. ~lng later ln the season, ,!.Iter August 1-15, will not be .r Mrs "Summl&" ~: Mrs. H:al'J'f Brown W~>h~·~;~:~~:t,~h:e world'a Ifni Pcrenre wit!i RUAAia ea,rly M«tt spent Sunday with Mr. : 1 • tumor tron vea.r J J.uRSe1I Painte-r. Bill =~~r~vh-:1·~:; - - - - - ---~ ~- __._,_, ....to tear preclaeQ , ..• that tw a for the outdoor meal. r- Democr~l. ~~~~~i~~::~ f~~:~:~~~~~i~~~~~ JdU\rJI'\l,.,..... J~~;·~, l, Texu, wat theS.,ma.le i1;me )(, NlX\ltl, .d ohio tammes ean E-nJo-Y..cool diwys -nltlhla ""flf p<epor u.! of an ond SMART BR[[OERS; fo - " • 11.,·10111 drlttln1 NIJ · Outdoor eating enthusiasts wil! appreciate th.is Wf',P.k's sboptling uggestion from Consumer Marketing Information Spectalists at Ohio state Univen:ity. They eaU attention to more than 200 vari.e:ies of "sausage" meat products which make especially good items PELLTS A CriPio"""' CIIIOIIII!.. the front of tht l•,utlrlfctenl ;)Sr llr · . ' AXYDLBAAl'l.' . ,, LONOPiiLL~W Ont lett('r .limply s\andlil for t.ftOlftv. In thll)r ltpmple A 11 ~ for ~h'fl thr·c, L's, X tor tbe two O'a, e\o, lbtlllr t•U•rf. •JKt~ trophies, Uti! length. and fonn.tlon of ~. wordl art . , Ia"!-~ -~b day tile coo;te I111Utre ar. d¥J'trtllt.; \ . ~ ' Democrat!! control the 84.~h. the onee who played the major ..... eomjntnlon tor extentlon Outnumb•r M.t down to consider DtmDCrt~tll prtsent wu a Demo• I" lac:.wo~uhr Sura,eon· lhe ~ convinced that hi >OWn ~~~..,Mr ~~· 1 15 ri!lllt. f)/'~· • .· • a As put of this cmtm, it "":. ~. 4•Y· The modern surceon who inven' portrd in London Ulat he rtrtmerur ' • Natl<tnal Capitol. Thlt Will were aelected to ~ , ~lth ' r41dleal, new ~pefattnr ttcb.niqq ~lne to his fe·now ComihOI'I'"-tt.S .~ 'f'lll' tear that at won1t be auce.ai : . . -mrs. tul _ but he'• In no danre'r «<t pruno~ mlnlltel's .. plan to try trl)o DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Bore•o )taw creat. a need for mufh )lugtr tem1lnale, wbereol IUrfllt ~an be handled. • ;.o (JlO.I ) 33. Sheltered lido 3ol. S•nething PHOBLJ:lU- Wl\.•n ; '~~~~~)~PA.IKINO lot ln it611o, that bumper YOU airport!! 1.. • - I ~, I" 32. BlbllcDI city ' ~ Ill pantheon * eommtrcta..t ~ 1 , . , In !\If ~~ ai>orl>o.la~ .. f wnn thouvh the admlniStllMI~ f opprJli!!t it. . . . · '· , : ' j •11\11 Iiden "lo b. coni~ YOUR LIE 40. l'roi'Jl ' · CPrtk) ' " tor meat mo. ' SCIENU IN 31. Onret .28. A pln t( lil. Moat • poverty• •trtcken WOMAN PllF...~IDJo~N1' - The advocates oC a Y"'. ' IMUh ' ln the White Hou!le" recently were : ' ' ' rtvel'l & booet. by a JrO ~IP or coUtge students. ·• A.llhoUrh tt lkppt&l't bftllkeJ:y that either po',\Uclll party will ('hoolle · & f~tmale prttldenUal c&ndlda\' In the lmrnedialil ruture, Htu.t~uts ' at HtmUne unlvartlt)' 1D St. P•ut touk the 111\lHent.h>nted »It'll In e MOCk COIWtntlon. Thl collt'ltt younrttel'l cho1e at their nominee S1'!nr1tor Margall•t ~ lmltll (Jh, Maine. tn a tell'lgra.m tu lh" only \\urmm twnatol', Ut.t ttudenla 1otd, "Wt..alncen\)1 feel that your 011\ !1\~ndln& r·ecOJd l 'unltlltl you tor the plftldeney of tho Unll,. J Statt•A. ' At Ute aamt Um•, "~"~· Smith Will <"I,(Jsen I.Jy lhe Mnlnl'l GOP fiOI'YtftUon u Ut "tavorlte d&UJMer fgr tho l\ll:IIJ HtpubU~~~l ~·lo o ' «· -•-tlal nomlnaUon. • .........~-- 1oJ!S 'lm" l rocka (abbr ) hMnm" a m~&jOI' 1~11ue. "'~[ ~ !Cuba) 11 Ctrapj.Jl.ttf · ,=•-:, ::'::! Let's Go Shopping \¥f'~e~k_:an~d~n·~~~t'--:;;---:-__:_-;i-sl:=al::e;.~-;o,;-;-;:---- avatltbJe is due to the fact that ·-m . . • WEST SH Nhcon haa announctll hl8 lnttrnllona to aeok t'e· St:rvlce in cooperation with the tJntire poultry indi.L&try of t.be to ln!tall a special c:iroult fol' • 'Prunmg sweet •potato vineJo il:!lln room eOditioner. rodu~ Yields, saya It. C. Wittmey. Ofl!nt.NI cooliJll S)'St.ems are ll1il:ln5 .er, OhiO State Unlveralty extens. expell.ftve. but lhey ,Yf$ cool tbe ton ~k:ulturbt. eotiN housl!, Some cqnt~·a.l'IY1tofr15 Sueeeutul sweet pot"to produebe connected to dle1 f:urnaoa tton depend1 on many different save i'ltallaUt_Oa ~ts; 01bel::a p,.acti~ea, Wittmeyer notea, but • part of tbe. fur~ clrcutatlon t.he maintenanea of a large 'leaf t)'Bilem. OJ*Irtina: costsnf t'le cen- 4rea. 1.s necesat&ry tor top yields. eooiiUtg B;Y'9tletm ml¥ run aa Carbohydrltea are mlb.ufaetured aa·.heatlne eoafS lin Wintft'. in the leave, oand· evehttlally these cOOling 8)'5tem will opreraU!t food mat~lala move lo the root. effectt~ and at le8ll cost Vines abouJd not lie eut or prunhowe IS well i~d. •d in case they mate heavy 6 1 1 I t"Op plaejngs In each dlsbrict will compete for state prize&--wrist watches for the 3 hitrhest indiv duala and rosettes for all othen. The Chicken-of-Tomorrow eon· test for juni{ln; is sponsored. by The Ohio state Univer&ity JtOUl· try department and the Extensica 'Mire it is no1t1 over.JDaded befOI'e' 11 1 11 ~~~~~~~"" Ill the oondilio..,.. ••, puc a SW I I •• IIIIJQ' cll9e&, it d be ~ ruM . ee I Ill• ture of lobe state fair, say.s Emil llaliDovsky, Ohio $tate Unl'l.'el· sity exten.sion poultryman. Birds ill be auctioned after state winw d nt!rs are anaounee · A d A. .total of 212 4-H, ~ · ~n Jt'HA membent, are parttetD~~~ngl in this ~·~ contest. 11-...,.e winners -to eompete for state h unors are ,.,...__ •·••• select·• this 'C4,I r..t DAILY CRQ SSW 0 RD Tok• contest. sobeduled ror cock•"''' lo be on<! will ibe a Youth Day fea- judged at dl.strit1: eventB. The 8 The stale 1 p. m., - -q- . . . . POWER STEERING Any cooling system will oper· COLUMBUS, o_:.st.ate finals In Boys and -girb; started the eonale mort! effectively and at less Ohio'• 1958 Cbi(:keJHtf-Tornorrow test witb 100 day-old, stnicht run r<~ntes.t fpr iuaiotl will be theld chicks which they fed for 9 weeta. r.nst if lhe bouse is well Insulated Auau.sl :M In tbe pol!i~.ry bulldln« At the Olld of the feedloe J>'Tiod" Blau1er says. at tbe Ohltt Stt:te tairjrounds. they aelected 10 of tbeir beat ~· .p;:.z~; ': Atu'c Ve·lttilation For Cool Livinrr · To roo dail .aeaoa: .O·Ibl. or meat · ~ II er more per bll Ul reed. m<W Oradl down. ....... IDII - - - I Chicken Of Tomorrow Contest comtort~Me house dl toT:,:.:_~.~ lr"U.:':'! Finals Are PIanned August 21J every 2 !0311 I u I110n !loy. 6 15 ~as Edwarrls 6 30 ~Y F'l"iend Fli<ka W:QQ · GUTY ¥Q0Pe· ZION v• intA> · li " PIIDAY . ""' OA Tbtl ......... wellbt - total """' I M ' If. · the quoelloo of what le ll!e. belt 1110 lo Dlll'ire\ blrdo. , A recent ti;lldy "'veaB some In- , ~ on ..-!"' pro. fillo ar - per blnl If at dUf~ weltlhts ond • . Tllo 11'"""' ,..... booed •• 111e IUIUDpllon lbal r..d Ill!% of tbll total cost aad Ln tiD pariloulor caoe il ...., figured at $4.1111 100 poojnda of leoti!. In Ws study blr<la al len weeb of age averti<d 3.4 lbo with • leecl con-version of 3.0. 1'bitt I8IW' a total feed coat of 131,.1 per ROUnd of . p:ain with a of 21o pa: pouai. AI lwedve -ko or oge tbe hlrda averaged (.3 poundl q the teed -rfflcieney wu OM" poutid ol to. ~l<h 3.3 pounds of food wbith made Cle feed 008t lntlll 1,.9e and tot.al cOrSt 23c. At preatnt priceti end uaing rllheae figtll'le8 birdiJ aetlinc at 20c ._ ~ pt:tUDd at ~ wee~s of ~Jfl' lost lbr:il:)' 3c per bl-rd while et twelve weeks of age the 1oa!l wttt!l 13c per lo awelt'.fr" 'D the ' tummu bot, Be"Uie llf'CH are If the lfiPf 1 hoe ia uaed. 'l'hit unplrmeot II A• ooented u~ the t1"4!1lil DeV ,Jira, Evdya t>obblal ...... the .truoU ol. the vina wbtre UJe ghter · ol Pawtucbt,, I. t. ..a Ill< ..... """ w... et ~ .... ~ ..C4! . In many vineymb, carelep t"d on. Mn. ELW. HoiNelr: ~··• "" o! the ..... fto< hao •eduoell Hr. mel lfn. Bill &-.. ..,. pl2 nt Jtand and tmowly lowered frmLiy IIPftt SWldu wttll ...._ r::-odootlvenea of rematntng vinea EUleJ H~i{. For borne vineyards Beattie recommeoda 1 permanent muleb an:r~~n~ea:!" bystem and no cultivation of tile !her, •M'I'I. EQlel Hobaet. 1-.:::.:::::..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.~ Vineyard ownen need to rot· low good tillage pr.dict't if they lll)l'l L P. Blauer, Ohiet State are lookina;lor higb yteldt 9{ lop Unlveoity dtM.ioo agriculturalr quahty grape~. eagineer. Altllouch dt.ey can't eonHorf ulturlJt J M. Beatt1e of •. 'rol the temperatura .out or doorl ':4! • . : they C¥1 eontrol it luide the ttle Oh10 Aaricultural Experunent home station dlere t.IYJ · grower.& can · attain autb 10al8 by followtng 3 Fan• pi'Oba.bly are the DlOit basie .Ullase rulet, All or them common device for coolina: tbe I arc bated on tbe_,- principl~ that boma, Blaum ttate.. Small fi.DS the ehlef reason ror eultivatina b ure inexpe.utve to operate and to remove the competition from tbt: air movement k•epa temL)e!'- 'ftfdt. aturea don. J. kold off cuiUvatwn after a Room air coaditionen are de- r.aan until the aoil moasture ~on­ fiped to cool, dehumidify and t.!nt is low enoueh te permit r!ft:ulate the air. 'ftley are avail~ <riJml>lir>g "'th'" than paektng o( able with or -wltboul tt&enn01ta.U. 1Jeaitne1 for uae in one room, many do a fair Job of coolina: two roama if dreulation il good. The most: eommoo room condi· I 3.CulliYBte only when weed tioner i~ a ~ b. .p. unit, B)autet" fr.has.e ahadee about 10 percent arlds. 'l'biJ wm eoo1 • COOd &Ued ol toll surfac:e. room and doe. not always requare One of .the best vineyard trlh1ge epecial wirin:&:. HLJWever, eheek unplement& iJ the dltlk, a plow is the circuit and be IUI'e it il aot one of the poorest, Beattie states overloaded before pluggiDg in the A di11k can be used to knock down conditioner, Blauser said. In cover crop and weed growth with manY uses, it will be: neceuary out cutting ·more .than 2 or 3 to install a special circuit for a inches deep. Since ifa,e root!! room conditioner. are relatively close to the surface .and ipread Jateralb' for sevl!ral A MIUOI Ia Badea. Baeten atvea 1011 two .,...eatchllll ~... ol' Central cooling s,ystenu are feet. deep hllage or any kfnd wiH Jrlarilia ·Orlt!cb~ 11 the new ..Kill Germ.u.y"' tor tbt1 ,._,, more exporunve, but tbey will ""MiA lhrl~ oo'nte.t ln Lonr Beacll. eaut. She'• . I baU.c cool the entire bouse, Blauser ltudtat ~- ~ (lfi~~J. statea. Some €:ent'ral systema can -. he connec:ted to the fumcce eirc.ulation ay1tem. Operating cosU AtUIOUIICIIIG of the central cooling _.yst.em may WD·45 run as. bieb as beating costs in I Winter. , FlAil famUieJ no tonaer need WN tbe acbie'YeiR.ellt of Shlroa Thlt with the J'l('tiUJts of tbr AtkiM and Gtar,e Miller in the Junior Chicken of Tomom>W OJn. ncent Chicken of Tom<nVW' O:o test point out thlt IJ'OWel'J rml!lb ct.t fer Jun.i.OI\9 'n Melar Coun.. have a feed efflcleney of ~ l,tl.\ - 6---~--=--~--'4 00 Sporrls ~ij 6~ liJ 0:30 7 oo 8 00 B 30 9 00 9:30 I bird. U lbe prleo mov• up ID 24< County Ato-t. Alent ~ llw prullt tOe per bird AYer.,.P,nc c.hree md rollfl h« 1111 ten weeb ol are aDd only 4o ,POund ob.irdJl tat nine wreeks of ace PE*' bird at twolve weeb of aa:e. 11 :15 • nreatest Jo~ij!lti'~ Or ·ee•~t~a: 11 :30 Fornign: Inri'fii!f' " 12·110 Tonight ,. ' 1 oo slgq off ··, _"" Summer Heat Means More And Be~er Grapes Are Proffered IY C. I. II.AKISLII, 6 ~5 Lcs P~l i.i 30 Jayt! P . .fifor-gan Show u 45 Ntlw ~ c,Ffvwu · 7:·0 Dca,lh Valley Ilq.s 7'30 The Whist'er , !1 .00 Btg Story • , · .. 8 :JO Star S:age g 00 Oavakade or ~ Y15 Rt:d B:.w ber 1s Cttllner lU oo Truth or ~O,uences lU :JO Li£~ ill H l l·~,y .. ~ J 1:00 Newa ;v 11 OS W.eafihl!r 11 :10 Pre&! .Box ,~ ~-~ · 1 UO A!!II>Ur G<df\'ef brougM a hi•!Drle <hallie in the 19:30 Slrlke It ~~~~ ~-oo ,_Man.. Jl'ltlcleo or thol country. 11:00 Vo)J,al. 4dy •7·30 'pJaybouoe of stare A ~ jl:.rl lor 'I n~ l H I';Il 0' \'ilhii HII I ~ r d Jl ~ ~ In l it ~ up to IIH" oppor 'J h ~ 11:11 J-4»ve qt Life a·oo Tile' Qrusader "... r . an d ''1 rs . Wayne Diehl and 1. - . , .t'·t , olth the <ilo<>P.ld • . 11.·-•• •·-• ·•·30 "'=·ay ~·-oJ No. ·• -: )IP I 111111 tn:rt I II Ill'!'> ,I•·.1 I' '~' muxt l1tr. 1I y b:v )lJml ut'lltU }!' ' t ' tnlll'k t' t " A uontl llrtn'' 10 n ·nwm 1Je1·;· •urnf"d in part under the guiile o r .-.r,~~"a •.a.va· ~•1.U~MI'I"v" ~ a~"~ .r-cn.~'u1• · mu r l1 lliHI·•· llr :trr ;~ ~ .r It·~ m.rn • AIJrt 1·Jtc ' , Ku11 . ,1, , Ouil) ·federal 11ld" i& to a llt'ie q:· d aug hi ers o r Cl f'lle Ian d were th.e leV>~ ' :w n.ew wor ooopeti ""' IS 11·.4•" ...... t!,.u.znQI 9:00 , ~~dercurrent 1 nu.• 1us t r.tiT r.trm L•quqluH'rr I. I~ ut ~ ay s lhl• wh £"~ e ecoaomlc ~,..,. · T~...... ~ ~· H.c> nrrr st 1.. _. ~< J rtw t h 1 rr l) o f an t•n f ur' lhf' n ~ ht krutl of lill'lll eqmp Hdlt•l'\ ll',, 111 tlu· ,c t!:I J~ uf all .ent extracted rrom t.be ta,;pa:y· 1\toekend gu r sts or Mr. and Mrs. oo.ne m, 1 · 'tio • i2:00 )(idday: ¥~Win 9·30 hson to Person In' · J I! IO II " h • 11 • ·1 111 nn 1no-1l u 11 \t d I nu un di u T"· t' Clarence Swuuger. tlon Wll •l suppl!wnt t:he com~ n. 12:30 ,.U tbe Wni-l.t Turn. 1000 News . , 1 lV I I · l• t ,.. 1::11 u. · '' • ,. 1· • • ;r, t kmd:-. o l ' ft •dt· 1·,rl urr~· is that lht' ~rs m rec y. IIC' next lme Y{lU in umament& th't haYo .pr. occu. i:nn )ohn-.. ~'~Afs"q~ Shllw lO:lS Sports Parade 1> ' t "' knowlt•dgt• of what lil t• t'( jiii]J l:lJ Jl [•d, ll'llt• i a) !( lJV! llllll l' n\ h<l, ll l ~ot h lt' IW the political cry lor !I hlg-hcr MI'S. Wilhum t:tt\~k visited We4· pled the eroN~rt: po.wer.<l' lltl)('e the l:;G ~y 10:25 Weath(\l"ffian '11 IIII'IJ I {' ;1!1 tlo , :will whut t'(l lllr Here lnn Is nwrt> f·\rr!Pnrt• or I dutH' tll.ll rt lluc.~ nt l i< kt· uwuy ox on il bwline!ls ,or an industr,y, Pt>.'lday wrt•h tt'latJVe:i m Letart, end ol World W'nlr II. a ........ 'll~tnr~o.....o'!t 10·30 Pnll •" P•<e •,••"1'11' 111 1 ~ 11"<>1 'i iJJir•l l u t'atli <t" l't· ,. .. sho··'d •emem'·• 'hat l"c ~·. Va . >~~~"-v "' , "'..,.....j> 1 1 ,·ar1 ·1 "' ~ th<· lu r ·llh;rt· ll\t'41l'l'rlfJI'Illlll "i;;r a 110111 11lcpt•trpt·.~uJ o V , 00 !.l-1 uo: ·~ '' , <'l: ltuJnl ra ~k Aud till' fmm IJ~I S .inf.'>S and U hl•'hi)' ' ' • . . . . • •• like oove•nment too ... Harry Hi.lii VIsited ovl'r the Eden a• l oo b·JJ: ...... es that the Com3:30 Bob Cf<WbY Show 10·45 Public Service roaram 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 sk l lh•l] Jt \I Ill\~ 0 a~~ lOO 1 'iYS t !11 1111 ( ill er- 0 ' • .,, "'~y lqlllpmenl induwt ·,· mn s! S(t' lu 11 "' 11 •·es-"t. The have no money weekend Wl ll'o his aunt, Mrs. Bel· monweotlth must SJI:feguard itself 3:00 ~r Day 11 ·00 News {'l nrt The iliiiLhtn(' ha.o; lwton a l ln <:i prO'I:ll'am, CVllllly Wl· are, rme ,...... y II p 3 • ll'-~• 1105 Th r h lhu• H1t •l 1.1lt r, It \ I' 1111 lo lilt ' Pt~od ct•nlrul , t.'IOP :-;ul'plus<•s or e-xcept what they lake from eou- ·lha Powna , omeroy, aiainsl American eoonomie poe.~ :1.., oe\.'11~'1 Storm :> e .a1e Sow 1 1 r.,o<r . puwt·lful fnrl ' 111 hr~n ~ tll~ nhout d Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Linkenho· tratt.on • well ai Rum1an peoo- 3:30 Ellie~ Nitht Slifn Off Pr.ayer. ~ lllil! lk vl' lo prrwrll ~· ~~. Wi s" l>'!r •nl .lllytlnng d s(', wrllwu1 f tl "-.t h:.~v mmers in pa)'.menl for pro ucls qr kN of Columbtl.<l vtsi!~>d Saturday ti 4:00 Ka{i' lQ h 'fhlll is 1111' , u),sl nnr r nf !'Om (' (' wrll lnkr trrll -J <h, I! ILI~t· o\ Htt' lllg tnkr·n it aw<~y flurrr l lw two- ~ervl'Ces. Their pl'o!"lts are either with "lr and Mrs. Clarcnc\: Swau UO. on. : ~ e.,_ te ~~-- ]~~~~~;~·;•·~:~ ::-a•m:v'k.s mnrll' a 'ho11 l11lll' :lg n •:rl rluhlt· l.u 1rr .d uii <OJIIIHIHnl 1hf' pi;., l't>gutAled by taw or by ('Ompetl "-ld,Tr. . lncluct.d , SATURDAY 5.00 ~~ ~· .an I'Xt'(' Ui ll'(' ol ortt• l!f t h,• '.lol ~,, · h uo lt d dt ,tl • l lrl-. tu ul 't' l . In lhi ~ gig <lllltr fLd~· l'~ l ~t'O('I'S$ twn. Wh.en additional tuxes lure l!~~athnn Jr nnt.llefltco Arn old A . . '- -· 8.30 'Sign On 530 ,,t l ~l k llrl,l' ltutt .,•'I Vtll ):. u larue .rv1ed against th~o>m they ure or· rr Bunker 11111 · ' Wednesday . The mencan Tli'Rt'tnlt·IOn, 1 1Kangaroo 5 ·-w •• Bob W.ape, ll'{ou.liJl g I:'CIUftrllll' llL ('Uiu~M111t'" ~ .S"e.nt ,. ~ ·• 11!1 •Ie 8:30 caI" . an sees 1t, is racing tile CornmanM"1gh ty M 11use y ou are '11heN 1!1· !>~::lid " An t'tJU ijllll• 111 tk.ll t• r I ,.,, ,, ,, ,, ,,r ll>e 1<><'· 1 l·· ··.,a ~., 1 t• r '" dol- ~l'c to b~ome collectiOn ngf'n<.' liS ' th Onnn)' trnd ..Bobby Arnold . 0 , : 93 600 I rm· gover•nmcnt The 1.axes urc WI Mr ' · wea\Lh oot only h"""" ..... au:t~ or drit'ed.r 10:00 w·tna)' , Dl nk ,.,• y OU • •'· <! ('.lua ly 1!1 S. ld llll g nmdll i1 1' l u ul ~ God 'iiO loved lh tJ world, '! hat '·'' ~·~·· •" ' I• > .-.. ,, 1, 1,,,, , ilo 1· h>>>'l'"<<" '' .and Mrs Clar<>nce Eden -.., 1OCa6:30 Bea 1 th IP ~ t r,lt'Y wlrrd1 pluvrdl·~ · 1·1v t· aw:.~y" ;•llS!t<'d alung tu their <!LUilomer.o; . · , ttl.~e rivalry but beteuse o£ the T 1 1 T R 7:00 'JI" n. flf B!U'kultur1• , !llllllt' uf wh rc h :J i t' , ,,• .,8 lt i ~ 011 1,. hc•.-. .. J• .. n -: - .,. and son wel'e Sunday dmneT U . ~ St 1 1 _, "d 1Q.30 a· es o exu aogel'lt ne n.vneymoo..nt>rs The o_id saying that fVfJU can't guests or Mr. and Mrs W1lliam . mt..,,. a es oro.ogn 81 prog»am 11:00 Big Tl)~ 7 ·30 stage Shi}W ('r•mplil';~h•d In •lr•§ l\! n, un1l t'(!llll!iot" wf,o, o•ver bt'li,.nlh in him ' 1'1'\l t'l s !hut 111 must ( •~t-s coulrl ' J')lieul~tl in trp\·t .tl um ton Owr~t· h t hould nt>t prrlf h , but h a•w ever fbi,.1 llwlllt•J h,~ln01d lt•d10 i(lt·a!,ly m I he gdll •,omllthing 0 lluhr .~nf'4-mb<ann'y oi.'<l Cook In k.e-ypigg ~th his vi'W8, E4en. 1122:·0030' ~ · ~~1.~~~!r 0030 . Twl".so.,•flowoa•y.ot~J•·..Mon., • 11 • flpf>ralors ''''' ' ' knuw l.lw ~ kP :Jt'l'1 " '' \' l'l, 111 ' mnnl" y 1 ~~~ rue, ii!Vl' d •o..,.tri a'·· ..dy • •--- """ '---•"ded not only to .1.11 .v ~ -. 11 l~s tl"g lifl}. (John 3.16 I 1 l"k •· 1" "t ~ br~0l wuv lu 1, 111 tlrn ,.qnipmllnl ,1 h t :~ t' n n m r tlr t• lli'0\1 e and l't' us act 1 ewe ont ue 1eve 1 . tMr. and M':rs. F...cldle Schae.rrer increase British tra,de with Rus.. l2:4:5 a'!teJj preview 900 Gon Smoke H thf'y nt• to 1(1'\ th t' lr invt'~tnwnt PllA Y E I~ Jo':t' h• •·. wr· ft·1·[ 'W M Alleo -- ~ ~;~r Pomeroy visited '11hursday sla mater.ltaHv hut to ~ut dluwn and, 12: Ease~ll 9!30 Damon RUnyon Tht!atNi· 8 back 111 lt• r·m~ err l imP sa \""· , 1111 11111 r .1.1 1 r~lld;~ andnJo\lo/'1> Cm:le, Bashf'vening with 'Mr. 11nd Mrs. Clarrevise Br ta n•s def'llft.se pl'ogtram 3 30 Carter 10:00 The Late Sbow 1 1 1 0 1 drudgt'l') t·lunJnl\ll·tl. ~ t.md ,; 1nr ' 1'.' .1' ~-' "\(' .\n t: rr a :rn Mr. l.llld Mr.~~~-~D~II Talbott, cnce Swauger. MWcaq1y. 4:00 Tr-,w n & 1I ·4!J 'Jlhe T.ate: Late $hDw JII'Oved, !I lid pl'orll in \'I l'ol ~ l·d ;rt lli,JI 'I hou dtd~t ~ I Ji l l Tlr v Son IJI'u Mr.> n~lj}h llJ I' WI I' lllld chi I· M~rgar•t Durst Ton nntl ltandy Mr and. Mr;;. Hurl Hannahs or 4:30 Feature Si,lil'n OH Prayer 1 barvesl lime." lnt• wurlil to fltlrdr:r sl' !lil t' rt t!(•mp d1t'n <tnd Mr.q lirll Muldh•swart ' Pomeroy and Geiuld Wear~ WC!I'e The British Commonweoa1t~. a-:J loun by ~a('JJfH' 1 ' or 11•msl' \f UJlCHl 1ul'll dtildrL'n cHIIt•d on F.her Car- 1 ":ell~ ~sp~ntC Sunday nflernoori Thursday dinner .guc.sls in the " unit. is potentia~)' the greatfost Thfg inovlllvt~ holh ;r r~' ~ tlllll ' i · 1lor rro.... ~ IH•lp \I s to .tut•p t 11 1111 pt·nlt·r J·cccnlly [V.Ith Eber arpeoter. Raymond Arnold home. f.or{..eintbe WOI')dJnanenofwha bnJty a11d nn rlpJlm'ltm itv Th " uud nh id1· in IIi ~ lo\ 1' l l, t· tl ~ flral WSCS mt<l ~t the <"hurt-h Wed:Mr. and Mrs. Delbt!rt Ours and nanny AMold vblted Saturday i8 called t:lOoeXistenot . ' fa.m1 t>qmpmel\1 1•1du ~ IJ'Y i~ ll H' •'1 'thy )mp ttl <!~ ru h· rn !It t • !warts llei!ri<Jy l'VI'ninu to dlNcuss plans run visited relatives here t>verung wlth Mr. and Mra. CJarl. It Ur l(Kwe~ 'knLt. Its tarpl' FRIDAY 6:30 Rin 'Jlin Tfn , ina t1u.l rt•s tlnnsiltlli1 y hv l' t• ut 111 ,,f nH· n <'\ t'J,I wh< 'll' .rr ul lu mg for a program at thP c·hurl'lh on 'Ml', and Mrs. s . w. Durst ilf ence Swauger. mem~ ._ .,d...._"ndent. lJ:M Ska On 7·00 ('om bat Sergfl:mt V.tMJII tt~lll J n~ tu11l tt·aeh1u ).( uf JlC Ul't' un l'arlh lu 11111 ltf'tl(•~· m. July 14 Pt,1·tland called on Mr. and M,..s, .M't'S. Harry Slratton vialted Fr1 fndla lfl!q.d ~ple 12:00 ' Film • Fanoy 7 ::10 C!'OSSroads dealer.~ and fJt•ljJ l'(• pn•s t• nlul JI' I' ~. j l't '~ numc. AmPn Mrs Durn Whl'pl1)n ur 'ropkin<o E. H Ca.rpentf<r reecntly tlay w1\h relat:iV(S in Letart, W. are now republics. 'fhere Ill'& ,.._.n- J:30 Femilline Touch 8 00 Dollar a St«mct __ _ nr .. vt· 1s .spend1ng a Wt'l'k w1d1 Mr and Mrs. J. W Lotwson anrl Va . ada .and tbe other dontln:!f'lns, ~ 2:00 Aft.el'IQOOO F1lm FesHval 8:30 1'hi! Vise · ; • h••r· xi~ter und hu sband , Mr. and son werLJ In Gatlipollli Monday. --:Mr~ a~d-Mrs . Gt-.(ll'ge Souders of there Me l"'untl<eS>S protoectcmaies 4:00 Fi'm 9:00 li}thl'l nnd A:lbm-t - - - - -· - - - - - X<•nia wert! weekend guests or and orown co)onloes In every con· 4:80 Abbott & Co:.1 dl o 9 ~0 Bulav.a Show l\t'l' parents Mr. and Mrs. Dell tinent and evt'T}" ocea rMlO M1c"ey Mofluse 10$$ Straw Hal Theatre T:rlbo-11 , son Randal •antl grandV1tt""1 of Commonw•alth fi:OO News 11 ·00 N(' ws a•nd Wealhet AUROSS <4! C:arden tool 13 Prun· 1 An EUO · ~:! Other\Y!~e ful chrldren. Handy and Toni retur.nThe Commonwoalth tot-als 647, Q·05 Wl,'ather 11:10 SpoJ1,s rnutlc .!! pi ce UO\\tN rd home with •l1he former rand 000,000 J)rrnJ{.1e and 12.992,1021 · $:10 Sru11ts 11·1~ fo,ol1ow~ ttlat Man •ro~ h"'~"'""' Anolho•rt 1 t 1 llunho'ftr'o Recent f, Light I An 17 A The ti.l5 John DalY: 11 :~5 Sign ,Off ' 1 they wdl lcuvc for Florida Fr:iday. >K'!IIrr•·e mD!oE-1 Ool Lt•.JTll'ory bt..'dsl ends a.fternoo' whirlLH• at VIce Pretlde•ll ' Once Atain Worry GOP Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe and Unit>ed Sl..itee ~ a poputl-&11o.n ill-- -~ iATUROAY - - - - - 1 FJ 9 An nsylum llranrutJc Ing eh~lrk'l'n,. POI"tlan~ visited his 170,000.000 and an 'lll'l".l or . Sign On IJ: :'tfJ O~rk Jub~lE'I" SpecJ.aJ to Cl.'utror Prell~ A.liiWCic&llml 1,) 10 City (Neb) 2 28 presentation on il:lrents, Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Wolfe ~uare mi!te:s. llon!·~ · so populato'on 2;30 Bal'k at tilt' Ranch 7·00 Gr:il}de Ole. Opry 1 .,2. Biblical 2 Broad A8111NOTON-Republlcun cumpr1lgn fltla.teglllt9 nre tnklng a ••• 1 ecently. lS about 200,000,000, 1ls an,oo 8_.600,· a: 3o Fllm ' 8:00 J a~t.:C Welk nam11 lllreeta Ioili' ~nd lCK'Ik at Presldtmt Eisenhow er's choice for n rttn· 3 wax (dane. 13. A gen1.1a S...lly Ward, Mills Run .spent 000 '!'Q~ mi~. I 3:45 Film Funnj.es 9;00 ~nsgu~~idc Party 'l lftJ ft'l&\1 UUI .,p.tumn. Since the chid e);ecutlve's reunt lu!t•Mlrnnl ot planta 4 Half uem lnrJ .the weekend wlt,h Charlene Van Eden~ conoephon ol' th-e ~ew 1 · f:go Gal)b}- H~ty«:a - 9':30 Lin W'riM.I:Jin& operation, they once aaaln have bt1' ome wor rled uve1· thP. rnan rn H A climbing 6 Writer• 20. Not Meter. world ~~Uoll ia ~und ta brml( 8'00 Sagebrush ·• · SJldd1e · 10 15 TrJ·Slate Theatre lh• aumbtr ;wo 1pot on the ticket. Some npputcntl y worrtd prllfl!'l a plant ot musle cleat Mr and MI'IS. Clarence Swauger !tOme d:'l~menta 10 policy wiij\1. 8 .00 N · ! :00 Off 1 aubiJtltute tor VIce Pres ldP!'!l Ftlthn1tl M Nixon 12 G Leave out ~. ,t\11 honor 21. Playlnr 30. Chler ~~ spent Sunday af\{'rnoon with Mr. lhe Unlled States. ln W-.stungtoll, ·~c-'-'',w:-'-:-::---::--=r-='h----::--:--7'-'-.-=-::-c--::---:-:~ 'l'hert lipptau Jlltle clmnr t'l, howt'Vcr, !hot (C~:~.m· 'i Gold COIN! marble ot Teutonle I, man nr.d Mrs Lyle Hyse,ll, llll're J'5 rreat S'llSplcioon or the ra1Jed th~> Painler home ID Nixon can be sc1rtlletl. unle~" Mr El ~cnho W('I' brldael worn by lt. Bookll panth•ou. - - - - - M~l&"eow n~w look Brl'i-'H\metitfternoon. bimaelf choo~ea to bt·oaden lire fteld or vice pi C!JI· '6 Gud of lhl'l lndlan 26. A hermit 31. kind ot 1eRn di..~1gu-eemcnt on d"eW P • "MJS. ··Jen~~ ..-~t:ot,WJ and dtnthtl eanelldateA I sky tBullyll brlr.Jc-s 18. Spirited tout The Prtlldant nllX'ad} hu:J stale() he wouM be J7 . Aprote.!l • 8 To dlsJ'raCt horau (Lit.) ~5. Pt~•tod o;oh! -.. wn fillj n~r ls, wt·1-re'' 'the !Mr!:l. ~ri~~~;=:,;,;'[~~tv! Mll'ta.-et n~(\11" ~~ted Mri. 1ionat Senalt> hrt, D:PP'I"CY«< Ill oenton, !fell P'm·"· ' l' :Saturoa _ v. . &lad to !'\ave Nixon on the Uckr~~ with 111m, amd l1 Capital 2f. Meta111o tt M:u·hirw Tnols <:ause root d.MuJe. ... Me Connie~ No. 45 Baiet Do your own bali11g-when your olfclme:.~usemy 2·plowor lui"" hay is ready. With a twine-tying tnctor. TbeNo.Oisaio...,nomii:ol ' with ..... buy liot the •venae &rm. pie capacity Ill bale !Or 1 qbbur or two. Come in and let. Ul No. 45 you have contiuUous boling. Y.ou turn out 14 x 18-inch bales ~ghiog up to 60 poundJ, up Ill 6 uow you how f.'"' C&ll ..... hay ..,. oWiaiaa & .. - · pet hour. " ,-· ' •. With the MtCormick No. 45 you • il::l/~~--~o I'" the econoat)' oi power ilkeo and lit. - - "' baler. ' .- - I MEIGS·EQUiPME.NT.Co•.· .... ' ,.. - '!; 1 WileN Cln•'Mti II ........ · ' ' _, . ' �. ' Friday June 29, 1956 ~~~-f(!!! · !·~•....:=·-:______ . _____.,. .____.:.Th...:.:.::e_:D:_::aily Sentinel: Pomeroy-Mictdleport, Ohio Pittsburg 4-3 .~-- - ty u gess rov1 es , par With Home Run And Two On Rase .. · · PI!TI!R fii Buqen Dla9flng Llfl- The PiralH cu~un;tt('d thret" ee off at l<ey ·leat!elleS held tlwir a:nnMI. t :JoW· ling banquet and a'llo·arding ot .toJ>hies and awards (or Lhe past ,.....\_ ;,'C',i}''' /W'T'ISII t'll'- OPE/{ AT 1JIS I ROYA/.. t/Vl?l?f'OOI.1 ' 1/(1/,Y ~-6. :ro ) ~:30 p . m Ell'!' 1'h·· • < 1 01_1at~ slugger went to thu•d (}O · ~the same as many smlllu l' l <J n mf•eld plllout but was bill'<l'ndf"d ...... iD Pittsburgh in n .'('t'nl dars- . there., Aftel" Mun.e er dropped. Jah- WiliP, ltt 'lend, MbE'•' \ who }l.as won .eftli. .end loBI. five ~-~ !lome-r w:!l.-:; an ampl't' U1U8t.ritlon of why the Jk•ds are a pennant eon1 ender this year pPWer Arthuugh a ~;e:c.ond s t•rinw· ~•• be hllJI' l>e>en n pof·rm:t hilt'!'!' a ll ,; 118M10n. Thur!lduy n. ght , hP waded IIIW of Lu):t Arl'flyo's rH('hes ~~~ t..'Je ba>U into- •the right ficld iltltftdif,. 0. BeU 11nd FJ'~tnk Rohimoll who had just sih"lt'tl in a run, · aeo~ ahead of h1m. TIW ftedil were si x per('(•nt,ag·~ polnfll bebfnd the league - l·~ading Milwaukee and In a vlrtu.al bi(' fo1· firat place. St. Wuis wa s in fuu rth four pmes b-...hlnd . CinelnrJitl•t ralfi'Y Wlllt tbel ~nd 1 •ne- ThP Ml'it!~ ('oun tv 1 it lie Le aCPl.~ p1a V undl•r wav th is t•v•·n •IH! wtth all six h•am ~ ~w in gi ru.~ i1•' •1 action nn I he opening n 1·~ hl. Two gnmt's will br plny1"1l on lhl' P omNu~· Hi l! l1 St•hllul rif"hl , whih• tlw thirll j.f am~ wi H he playf'•l :11 f{ ari nt•. in lht Ollhlh IMina In .. nwny nitht!l. They scored nine TUI18 in that frame W~ne11day ni~>:ht to IICUUlt- thQ Pirates, 10-2. FriDk 1'htoml8 guve !ilartlng pltc:her Red 'Munger .p 1hr.ee . nut 168<1 lp the st:w,th innlng by hl.a8'l• dl11n5 with Eddlj• Gulnrhf'r at the hrlm of the Syrr.cuH club. 1'h<' gu mf'~ will h! pluvt·d un. rul" s wi th V11UIIW S 1Cl' ~ rrl'lm eijilhl to 12 YI'Ul'S of a'!f' eligible to play . (;ames will he or six innin l! dural inn and r l!gulat lon bMCR, ·b~ts fln tl bnll ~ will he used, The Meigs County Uttl(' l.eal.!illflll PR&SS J.!UC wa.<~ or.ganlzf'il onl y last Wl'ek NAfiONAL LUGUE W L Pet. GB hut over 00 youn~ s ll'rs huv1• hPen worlting out und1•r llilult nHmage llllwiUklle as 24 .~oo mrnt in the pnsl to d nv~. and , Cln6iftn'tl ---- ~7 36 .511'7 ran ~>~ will ~'"I! .~ IIIH fl red hoi h11U Broolclrn ----- 35 28 .&M" i' fr(1m kids. whn I ~ snm r ra .~t ·!! Sf, Louis . __ . . 34 3l . ~Q, 51~, hn ndl ethethem !lt•lvr ~ ju ~ t as wt·ll MI. Jllfl.tlrutih __ . 31 31 ·.l!llO 5\)< l'ldttr pby~r!l. r Pblladetlpbla __ 27 3A .420 to IJasl n 1.:1:h1. ,1(11111 P:1r~ nn~ and Cllicaa:o --- _. _ 24 3!S .407 11 K•·n ny Md·:lhinnt•y nuulc n •htlrNew York --- - 2& 37 .403 ilth ri t•d trip to Cineirtnati to ptck up . thu~y•, Re"'"' l]lr nf' W 1'QLI Lpment ror IIW h•ntl.w York 8 Brooklyn 3 !l\11' t hut had het'n nrdt>rt•d, hu t tlnelnnati 4 Pltt!burgh 3 hnd bt•('n ti C'l nyrd r nrou te. The Onl\,~~es &eheduled two nrw businf'.~~ m t n ar Middlt'• ""•ble Pltchtrl port will hnv<· Ute l'Qil iJ-1nH' nt on Philadelphia at BroGklyn nl&:ht h:m cl in 1\mt· r1w nctiun tonight. -8, Miller 3-4 v~ Drysd.alf 1 3 or the- new lf'llgUf' are JINt Ymlt at P~ttJbuJ'Igh night h Otrit·erll hlit• <: uinther , prt•!4idt'nt : 1 nrry -..JJNI'a ~7 VI IAlW 2-8 WuUt• . vil'l' pre~idlnt an(! Trnev C'"-iM8tl •t St. Lou!~ nl~:ht ­ Whah•y, ~ ('<' l'ct a rv-trea s url'r Al · NUihlll &-8 VB Mizell 7-l'l r1';1 ll v uver $!it1000 has b1•t•n rai ~Milwaukee at Chirogn- Hur· er\ fur lht• h•lHliiC. but elu~t· Jo dtUe 1-3 VI Rush 6..J Y1411fi.OO i ~ 111't•llt•d to pllr<'ha ~ (' S.turUy'1 G1m" un•r.orm~ an(\ all or th1• nl!wr der J.ittl e l.t'llJI:Ue Major League · . Results (i, Pbiledelphla at Brooklyn ttJIHpmront . Ne..- Y()rk at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Chlcaa:o Clnc:lnnaU at St. Louis AMIRICAN 'W LIAOUI L Pet, 08 Nfw Yort -- -- 43 24 .8'2 Chi<IIO ------ 87 28 .817 2"' l:levtllftd ---- · ------Bo!Umore ---Delloll __ ,; __ 98 82 Sl !II .571 31 .1106 85 ,.,o 88 .438 aT "'""'"" ....... D"""lt 4 Xanoao Cltv .o 'I'..,.., .......... ,........ »"'.' iehtdulod ""ldJO at ()lovtland 2, lwl· D~..,_PiefCI 1~2 an~ Wilton J(t.t ""', t4._on 0-4 and Store 8-5 ot Baltlmoro nlibt, • .. • lfl Moore" ] ,..lilllon at New YOT- al1ht ~- f.:l VI Rlmot S.S or st-one -WI as. ' ,. ~~ .Ill IIH!t " . x-• Cit< nlthi0·3 VI l..ao<>rdl ' latuN1y'1 Gam• o.trOII aj XlDJU Cll> nilht -t, Cl•veland Baltlmo,. night New VOrt nl~ht ,~ {}nly {Ul llll'll ~rhNlitlt•1l EASTERN LEAGUE S<·hrnf•c·tadv 3 Rt.!IHiinJt. 0 Alh•nl (l"''n :1 Al1111m> I T- inM"hnmlun II .Juhn~town, ~ Hvraruse 6 Will!amsporl !I . The India-n~ annextld their third victory in as .many start... on 'fnursday evtnln'g to koeep lhl'•r number OM Jlot~t atop thf stand lngs in the Middleport Little Lea· gue. The leogue leaders won t-ht'it third •lame at the expenu af the SenatoJ"!I who have yet ·to win in lf' agtMt play. The JCOre wu 14-8. Seven big runs ln the four.tfl lrming which 11aw the lndlan11 bot~ing around was the bia factor in fbe win .for leagne leaders. Ten ·nien went to 1he plate ln the inn1•1).( ns seven Indians hit .~ o(tly . Bi·g bl&W8 in the frame wero h(\me runs by Charles Bu~h and Mike Sb&t'Fer nnd tJ"t'plts by r.ene Wase and Ellis Cloneh. Wise also hit a .home ·run ln the thlrrl inll- S E£1AL THIY LAST ... . .. $1.89 - .. ... ' . .. . 2.69 ,C:IDDI~ FISHING! 0 Swackhammer, 2b _ _ 3 1 1-0tlRill, c - ----- - ---·Anderson, cf ---- -- -·. Hayes, rf ----------- Allensworth, If -----Rail, lb --~- - ;------- 3 3 1 1 4 0- 2 2 2 2 2 Ault, 3b --- -- -------- 1 S1atP.r, ss ------------ 3 0, 2.1 0 R(ld Sox ------ -- 000 116-8 Yankee! .338 .32.1 .321 .320 0 F,lectrae ; $299.00 I i BAKER "' FURNITURE <-CI "X I l•nd _MtDDLir:g.~o~ 3 ~ " STOCK CAR · RACING SUNDAY AT ltlood'~ , . ,.. .. ,. ' w 'V..... ' I11dlans ---- -·------ 3 0 1000' Y•.mkee.s -- - ---·--- 2 Red Sox ----- --- -- 1 1 2 .ti86 .333 s.-r,ator!f ---------- 0 3 SUNDAY'S GAMES .000 '"f,hnkees vs. Senator~ Red Sox V!t. Indi-an! --Five Redlegs Named Starters For All.Stars N!!W YORK UP _ Sial'tiftlll"'uP, for the .Jl(ty to majOJ" ltu'lllle Alt.Star game wel'e announNd t,a.. dly and tlhe vote· produced an ~lhe Indians. The Yankees won their secctnd anme (lr the senon by 11 ~B . store ovrr tht' Re.d Sox. It was a game wtth pl'f.'nl.v or walks as lhe Red Sox tuJ.\Ied their ell(ht runs ·on but two hils, sln.gles by 'Mile-s ond I CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY (One Milo West Of Pomeroy On Rt. 124) or Mr. and Mrs. Bill !Ioback , Mr. rmll "Irs . G~ C. Poole, Mr . an1l ~r~. J . R. Proffitt, Mr. and M ..~. Ben J..·•shley, ·Mrs , Helen Huy cs, Mr. & AI Singer, as. p --------c,oneh, c! ----------· Shatter, tb ------- --\torria, 2b --·----·-·- 2 4 4 4 1 SlfiWirt, 2b. --~- ------ 0 Wise, If --~-T- --·--- 4 John!IOD, rf ----- ---- 0 0 Sut•le.ms, rt -- -----('ole, lf ------ ---Buwle1, c, p ---·· · bush , p -· ~---- · 3 1 0 4 3 n 2 2 1 0 IB·I>alo LonJ, Pill· 28-Johnny ~mpM, Ctn. -ft. 2 2 88-Ken 1IQyer, ' St L. 0 1 ss.R<>y MeM"lan, a ... Cia. 0 LF-Fnnk CF-GII5 Bdl!, Cln. 2 RF-Stan Mustal, Sl. L. 2 CoEd Bailey, Cll\. 0 ~2 Mrs. Harold Raw~on, George liar· ris, Wtlma Henderson, 'vfr. und Mrs. F'tlgan Price , J oe Ftll'!'mfln.ll Mr. and M!'s. R1•ge.r Cu lhnu ~ . untl ~~r. ~ __ _ naumendl'ltr, ('f wa•laee .. -- - Stoph<rucln, p --Cheadle, t --- ·--Long, 1b sa ----- -· ~~~fe;he~;on.- 1£ ·~r Ll\tle, rl , .. --- 0 . Stephenson, 1r W!l$on, If ----- --- AB I H 4 2 3 0 0 I 1 0 1 0 'l 0 ' 2 3 1 I 2 I 1 1 I 2 I I 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 ~ 22 lndian" ---- ·- 222 '110-14 14 p - su•tors ---'· 030 0511- 4 5 and Mrs. T. 1'. She lton . · H& · ---- l SCIENCE IN l ~ FUIINITUU FANS I. ,YOUR U~ >' · ., OAK HILL Reg. 44.95 26 inch Girlt Reg 19.95 NOW or Boys REDUCED TO ALUMINUM Portl~nd. CHAIRS Were6.98 NOW SelectAir~ Co.~ltlo~er • In Fol'd..e prl~ fteld, you ~an ' aetJaUy Jord ai~~ comfort! And a new 'li& Ford. wit.b built-ia SelectAire ~1\&t~· (you get refriaerated air) isyourt Cor lesa th'an m&ny medlum~priatcl eara• withoW air eond~d.oningl Your new air~nditioned Ford wJU delivll' Nlrablne eummll'l> long coolin&" at th• toueh of a eingle eontro11 Ford SelectA\f't includes everything: rerrirerated coolin1, Jteatinr, defrostin& an4 clefQi(inr. You can't ~ally eppredate it until you try it. ret_tont Bicycles Electric Hamilton MIXETTES Reg. 17.95 Volue NOW ONLY ........... fiJI,..,... . ' 11.99 c.ytlillllt• illr! Come on In and T"l Drive a cool, cool PORD lodayl And,.. ........... ..._ • . iotlmatiOfll ·· O'FF cheorfuny •'"" on ''\ .... • ...... Yacht Chairs 'Jooorc1ho~otol41aHorlng PARSONS-,Iric. • BEACH 598 3.49 Value Now2.98 ON FIRESTONE expert repalllf )11111a~1"" gua10nllletl. TIRES While · ~ ?hey Last -Mr9. Crafitlie White or 'Mn!. Ada Talill and Mrs.• Halsey of Tupper P!Jlin!l fotm(I:"J sister MT'S'. E. c . Sunday. M!r>. and Mrs. John '1 \ ilo ' ' 1955 CH!VROLET . ' ' 1895.00 1954 CHEVROLET 1185,.00 •• , '· _____ •, Daytor. Spencer end flamily ~h'lr-e spent Satunta'y witll M'l'. 'lnd Mn. lleJJ.cy Spencer. ;. ' !') , · 1 • Mrs. Eber Warner ofChestnrhas be-en '<ll'!!':'iBting Mrs. J'Jhn Hayes 1 ' ' n Store ' ' Pomerov. Ob10 her wock <incc Mrs. Hllycs l had an opetaUon.. '1 Mti" Job<'o '•1•!.,. u.a of O.y.spending sevoral ton has been ~ii~~~i~it~hib~ooi.iiii MAKE '. '\ ' . I., ~ i ,. c CHOICE y Wlaether It B~ A-- Ui'ii.IGERATOR~ T ~ 14.95 Go Safely .. I VEL COMFORTABLY GET YOUR MO PAR VACAT101'4 CH~IC-Uit TODAY! .Remember Mo Par Parts Plus Ski lied MechaniC$ Mean Safer DrivIng. · • - - ....·"... THOSE WE HA:VE A VERY NICE ' BEAUTIFUL • 1956 Ct:IRYSLER 6 PLY .- IN Sf'OcK NOW. IT WILL PA1' B FLY CASTliNG RODS tr REELS ' * ·and Mrs. S. c. Fr~eri.ck W(!.re Point Pll'IFWllllt. W. Va. Se.tur.d!ey. ' .OLLI' NS , CJEWEL•y with ·1953 Ford 995.00 · . Mr. oaM Mrs-.. Norma.n Frederick ' ONLY .. • ·.~):·~• :Happy . JaTy and J'ackleo ~ck. · 'i · .,' ' ... ' h ~ ··: ·••;,,41·. Speohcte.r spent Sunday evening 1954 .PLYMOUTH 1295.00 f J.u<ly '8lld Joan ~. Paull~ McCord of Futtoria, and '' , t···.,: ___ l:'le1vedere 4 door . . . ....,. hA ..r anll ...,,..• • Y IRONS "I A . ' • ·- '' 19S4 FORD r~dl~ ~ tt:-r• c~~·.) -· ,29s~t~r __;_...;.,.. · 4 door, 11tdltn, ~ Oft Mn. Curt FredlM!J!!k. . ' . . ' ·, • ,. \ i EVERY CAR IS PR,ICED TO .' '• ;~ ,"\.·(· .'•J' STEAM daughters, Ju4y, .lean lind~~!?~~~ ~r)d Paullne McCGI\IJ all .od' ~t •the week·cntt with Spooeer. They olro vts:IWd i 1118t1TIR 14 14 IINATO~S I • BAKER Beth!r Get 'em H;~U, Bait. Sll-liarVeY Kuenn. Dot. H LF.Ted WllUams, 80fl. • CI'·Mickoy Mo•!le, N:V. 0 liF·AI K.t\lne. Del. 1 C-Y~&I Berra, N.Y. 3 NatiGaal LHIIM I 2 1 1 2 · - Mrs. E. R. Foreman and ch'ildren rif Pomeroy; Miss VYonne Helnev ,~=A=dm~.:t.:2S~~l~ll§gh~Sc~b~o§oi~S§Iu~d~e~lot~s~S§Ot~-~=TR~J~A~L~S~t:~30~~=:4§6~1~S~O:.~T~II§IR~D~==P~ho~n~e~8=18=l~::~M=l~D~D~I·:"-~P~O~R§T1 SB-Georae McElhlnnr, 3b -------- 4 the Rutl•R4 : Mrs Lucy Gainer ~ond Mr. and :m-NeteOn Fox. Cl\l. INDIAN~ 1 S~nt.ling glfl~ blit unohl(' to nt - ~· Ovt•r 1300 prrFi xt>s Wt'l' e rt:>:l'rv.tf'nd we1·e Mrs. EJh~· l IJ ,\ba('k f'd ft1r b1·eede-rs in 1955 ble holdtWer f:roru lust .startlnli lineup. V~iln. batJeman GeOrge Kell of R~>lhlfE'h. The Yankee! needed onlv fivf thnore Orio\ee W.at the h1ts to .score their nine runs and face" In the Amertc•n were l'lelped conslderably bv, ninP st.artil\8 lln~p tbf the JBme walk,q given up bv Red Sox hurl· Washln1ton's GriWth Stadium. ~>r·s . tn addition tWo batsmen were lloro aro t~ I!Artlnt ll!le\lpl htt and the Sox committed three ofter th& 11na1· taNy of fan errOl's. with tht 1.0111 l<>r oa<h pao,oer. The only extrP.. base knork of the ·&amlt W:ll 1 triple bv Slater AI'MI'ICift LlllltU. of the Yankees In tht sixth Inn· tB-¥Jckoy V•""'"· I!<MI. The box S(!orf>q• I fie Hair, New Bl'i-ghton. T'n . NJ~ array thou.t didn't ifliCiude a hif,, bv 0oo Tilt Brl«hleot ~ ••• In llllddleport MY. and Mrs. C'Hnton .Ja rrett ami Mr. and Mrs. Junior G1bb~ of Col· umbu&; Mr. and Mr•1. P F. Opph!l~ and ';•id P'lwell M a r_y~vlll~. 1·11 <illd wit tJ P l't>f'OJdetl bv The 1 Lynn Donaldso~, Bella1rt' , Mrs HLlst>'./1 l'rll'sia n A .-:~rw i n ll o 11 liuth Euler, 'Middl('p0!'1; Mr·s. Jo:f , •. 111 ... ir'il o. An i..ld fashi onl'd )jelling nttd 'hower was held Satur'dav ~venin·g Jur.re 23 at the G•·eat ~nd Grangfl .• _}(1!1.! Portland', honoring 'Mr . .and "''"" 'Mrs. Raymond Ptorfllt. The hall .. Wa'!i deMntfd wi!h .phik, bluo£" and '· wllite str.eamers and the r,ifts we-re plac"d on El bhle c••nler ;!d wJ.Jh ·a pin~. and while umlJ•·.ellu . . Sandwleh~~. cake, ic@ cream, pn'p ond r.offet!' w~ 1·e sr:-rvrd to Mr. and Mrs. Rav Heinev. Wihna S1:v-re, Mr. and Mrs. Gal-e Brad· tufd, Mr. and Mrs. Jchri Arnolt ri nd familv and Mrs. Maude ·Young, all or Raci ne. Mrs. Gt'rtr11de Hall . .Mr. nnrl Mrs. ln PMllioo:;, Mi"s Anna Fore.n·,;:m . Mrs, Rl.sle Sh&.,h!tn , · ._.i«" .lfl.l'. i('P Harri~. Mr~. nnte PMffitt, M~s. Paul SellPrs anti chilcl"f'O M•·. and MrR. F.hnr P i dc~>n ro., Ml'. and Mrs. RaYimnntl Furbee and children, Mr.s. John Forem:m . Mr lll'ld .Mr.a·. T~ ·Sayre. Harold Prof. fitt and children. Mrs. Floren~e Proftitt, Mrs. Snsi~ Harri". Mr t.nd Mra. George Circle t~nd dau· ghters, Mrs. John P•·offit.t .and !'f'n and Olyde Smith and s ons - a ••. tn new with refrigerated Air ~IMMY Jul'i 4. Tttt- •wnt wil = URA1'TI.EBQRO, VI.-Pau1 R. • Bottom, Ohio, has bt>1•n g1ve n the privileg~ of the P~rlusiv*" use of the name " Karr ~ill/ " .as a herd n 11 me in registermg lu s purebred Holstein-Friesian rattle. 'I'his prefix name s .:rant· , ~tli •Battd ~II ~·patlldll c/lllff•ll..t ,.,.,J. Kal'l', LOnJt Wm ! _t:J 10 011 .. . , .. lh Regisiered By Breeders Ass'n II Laundry with Nl•W Ynrk ' 1 Carrol'l Swanson a~ ·;.ru:: g.,"~ ~iol!ilng H~u.--e .a:J the runner ups. I ond Plae t h . hiert Robtnoon -&Ci'eptil>d the tl'o· 1 Dally Se ellin r~ yd weRe .nt to &he II phy for his 'llt am, and •aL<;oo receiH•!I 1 n e , .an n G1~ne .seveTal j{ ift ~ from team l acc;rpt:ed thf' .aw-~trd forthe local ) F1~11onk took !he tropl 1 0 newspaper. Membt:".'<: of 1~ team . hi~ iefllll and also rerelved ~ ,·rt ' gl 0 nre non Grtu:ro, Btll ChiFJl'er. BiH f10m hi s members 1 Oft Fur,.... ·. w 1• 1:: ~hoend~~~"~r~t~~r (~ur,bm, · i!.~ Robinson,; '-'• ~ 1 ~ 1P.,fl•ond I Jndust11lal FOR I gmne. l 1 ROOMS Of New Furnltur• = I ;:::-p r::l .. Llltlo . ...., ·Meanwhile. the Senators were making 100d use o~ wolks 11lven up by Indian pitchers to lally l'i¥,ht runs tn the R;Ume on live hits. Winning plteber waS> Ran· dall Bowles who relieved ~:~larler Charles 'Bll.,h. John Slnt:tr lini!h· rd the .game on the mound for Stobut, Ohio lNG TACKLE FOR THE ANGLER! t(M411RAND RODS and REELS •lt.ltfllll kindt, line fer oil type fishing Wllson, p _ __ __ ---·- 2 ina. r. Slrphenson. 2h Pomeroy WI 73 54 70 I a'" Indians Set The Pace For w;:a~~: .~o~~ii~ ~~~~~ ·h~:~n. ~~~h~~~!~'·:!~~t:ras ~r~~k Middleport Little League ~-~b~~~~7yCompan~. Mem~s _or Le~gue. Wl~n:: ,~ touiJville 5 MloneapoHa 3 Omaha 2 Wichita 0 INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI 1'oronto 6 Havana S Y.lt>hmond 5 Rochester t Miami 6 'Monlreul 4 Burralo 7 columbus 6 lU Inn. SOUTHIRN ASSIICIATION New Orh~11n3 1t Chattanooa:a 4 xAilan1a :1 Litt.lt1 Ro<'l~: S P.tobiiP ~ No!ihvillr 0 x- .. Su!lpe-nclt•d game to hP l'e· aumt~l :1 • I Korr Cr Van Zanclr' I Minor League · .. Results . - 5 8 IV UNITID P~ISS 1110 AMIRtCAN AISIICIATION 18141 J>enver 13 Indianapolis 2 W•fhl!lllon -- II 42 .. 400 18141 Chat'leaton 6 St. Pau-l & KIMII CIIJ - - !ill 42 .873 18 Only tO gufl orritiull y At Pomeroy John Vounq't Pir· llll!l11 will meM Don Bet%lno'1 Redlf'qa on f]f'ld No, 1. whit• on Field No. 2 Pavl Clifford'' Y11nkr;•' will hnglf" with Dlnty Moo~'• Dcdnen. Up •t R•1dn• L11try Wolfe's hom• town Stave~ will , .... t Svrecu1U''s In· · 51 51 2::1 40 PI- ;n Three Games WiH Highlight Opener OfHttle League C<~lorful Wilmer Kv i!'llet- I · 260 226 168 219 Lons. At Family Picnic Rurls Batted In- Mantle, Yar\b fi7, Bnyl"r, t'ards 57, Slmpaon, Atlll~tk11 M, Wertt, Irutill\a 04, MuRial , CardG M. I [lonski s roul pop fiy, the Cin('m. -· ·~.ftiab$'1J 1 amt" Rhaped up 4."' a nat! thh'd baqeman nied lo left h, ' ~ of .}ieft·h.afl/111 •. Nuxhli\ ·eM tile t~·at. . .1) I $-6 r:.'('OI'd , WI>;, ,qe l t·o 1:{0 fNse. tl!it'8!1lt tt. I 65 63 54 62 17, I ratt•s 17, g ab r ~~ pl't 51 154 '!:1 M .344 l!ll Senl¥!101"6 Hrmored Guest son . A deliciou.!l hbm and ~hie.<· I en .dtnnoet" Wa:!:l' served by Jlusscu ·... Hoeers for the Moft lmprow•d Amer•can League Restaurant, whllre ®ndng WIU t:··· J , lowl•r In ~ ~~- went to 1\.l antleo, .N . Y. ~7 255 6~ 97 .380 1 after the banque t to the tune o! FJ'tfl Crow, Jr .• aad Fnd was •• Ku.e nn, Dt-l. 50 210 33 75 .35'1 Chet Haddox's orc!'testra. Mlllf4. I smell pla11ue floom the Maxwell, Di.'t. 55 177 40 63 .356 trrank ,J ~nstoo w.as 1rlastt.T o! AmN•can Bowling Conti'HK. Vcmon, Boo. 49 178 28 59 .331 oet'!Cmorti~ •nd intro.duced Bill~ - In . the County Le<~gue {':u-roll l.o\lat·, Cill. 56 190 25 61 .3:!1 Clark the maooger r tbe l<lcaJ N~ri'Ji.'J ptoesented th•! aw<trd3. Wi nllurne Runs----Manlle, Y.ank.<;l 27' Pomei'O)' · 1dlleyr~'. Ft~ed Crow Rlichard tl;l l"~ • te~rn w: ~ 4.h~ At~S'O ~·ut•ed 1 IJL'YI:':I', Ca~h 10, u.en~a·, · Y1rnks 18, 242'W. Main na-vl6 or the rotn•H~ ',Bow.Kng Tha.<lio and m~n:~~~'l['!' ~( the team ' - - - -- ~-- - --­ Oompany were a:l'o IMit'OdUoed and at"e U,: ~ nJd W.:uker. Rtclo.l rd Da vCrow gave Sl)t'Cial meAtion ~ ioeal is ~t Will, r:c1ld M!chaek tbh Mt•mi,>-J •-s of th~ w·rwing te.1m urebowler11, whQ fin.ished in· th.e mon,.. Leonard t:~n.d Dee Huwley. :C.t!-·~·o ntl Pal ~Ill,. Fl'1ancc And::o1 sun, Ke!•iP! In the State Touroo h6 l'Ci at place- terun Wll'l B.;tkll' f'urn rtur tl ny Wrggll 1 '\l 1<1-ank Johnston, BtU CJ.ewland. Bowh!l'S' in t~ mone)t wit!1 John ~nd £1'son Baker·, ll t•n· Grueso-r tmd Tr~ll Scho~ nleb. fl.tem~ included Bill Gl'UeGeT, Harold l.p!l- ry Clat'P<Jrth~·. Da\' '1 0 1m1t, C<~n'-'l'l ht·rs of tile New _Y.ork CbthlnK ~e Richard pa.vhl Olyde 1 g I'III d N'orrls ·and Francls. Anders,t u on Houw l.f'.a.m are Dtck Seyb·, .lo'1n TO TELL YOU AIOUT THI l'h~ Crow .Bl'rlt~...f>.oull.~ 6 t~ team . Duerr, Bus Lytle , Norm K!Of' <li, !Yo~ ~O!INSONS ••• THI A cltllectlon :_.. theft ~ea aum Henry Clatworthy had Hig11 Av· Louie Sat~,C'r anr~ Hl'nry ('L<~C'wot1hY MOST SENSAfi~NAl .S.~· for th• Mellt County Lfttle L . : er:Bife Wi'1h 166, and High G:.me ·~.wanls tor . H1 gh .avc, J·~ge , lltgh HORSES EVER PRIIDUciD! n• $50 51 was flnnee41 fo~ wath o 239. Gc-1'ald Michaeh had I Swgle and !ugh seneR ~.1 wenl t.o 1L••tu• '_.net ill b t / e ' t)te High ~e-ries with 626. Most f'lll.twnrlhy vfth ,a 171 a-verage, a Tra~y Wh;ey , 'r Improved Bow;lcr in the J.engul' WO£ (iJ (j S.Q i·~"S and a uo hi~h M't\<J. Charles ,Mu~~~n pre:nt~d Don Bet21ing ~nd ht· impl'll\'t"(~ hi.-. B~ll And-erson noct:i~·ed th'!!' ~ward the awards for the Women's- ·Cit ~vera~e. 29 p01nts. r. om the AB~ ror L1e mi)St 1mP:l'l()o J'eague Champions'"' • .~. "' C~.arl~e V.rllson also gave out th<l~ Vt•d ~h::ow::::l"'::_::'":_:'h:::•:_:l:ea<og::=""::::.· ---~---==== . :•LP .earn was owards . th c ·t L -Ebers~bach Hll«'dwarc composed or ·. m e I Y eagu-c and the Marion Ebetf'tbach, Jo Ol.ark, Flo rn'l9t trophy wa~ <lW?'l'ded to Sw:tt Hovatter and Dorothy Jobnston. ~ Ashland ~r~ace, a~ 11om Second ptace 'ofent: to the Libetty M;atthews .aC'tit:>p~· \rl, the t•~·o plly ! BelleR- who had Pandor Colli MC'lft\ber8 ol' t~ tea m -D~1l" Matt hJ.ackie Meneh_i-ni Dean s!nih: a:: &WS, Wa~ Bel~~. Blick M.Wri.'>l, Phyl JluUt"~n on' lbei t I[Qgh H~rOld "L?h.:;:e, Jlmk M•enchini a 1111 1 thl-ee game~ award J' ~.a;: . M . Rlth DaV"l". T'w ~ef."'lnd pol'U('e Lr•J· 'l't>l Murnay w' th 54~en h'le ~.~aj P~Y we.n t to lh~ M.nrt.in Loun~<· Mullen had hi~h sing~ :lth a 2{'6 wtr'o!ph'yB•!~ G~-~~·r 1 a1~e~p1 ing the garne u . lul'mut"rs o 11-1..' team s · 1 C · Gnt!fflfr, Bob Louk s Gnif( ecre ary . hartes Wilmn p:re· tHn . Jim O'Brien .n·nd' Plait wm .W A ROll' .' 1-1' TR£ .. .-..u·s iOOth homerun of tnt> !INI · rrrr!> m the third .nning but Cillaoilo to -.Ink the Pint ~ 4-3 d nnat i fa i·'f'd to ('(lpi~n>hze on ~ emptied the p ,j lt.<;bu•·gh \ lht•m . T t•d Klu.m:wski reaeh !:'d .......te ill the afternOOn S£'(',01\d , when ,hk'l .l)(lp Jiy rAil tu ,ljMD& a PetH*'l l~a.t a gi rl had. 1 th~ )2;~o un:t .tftlel .spook Ja~.hs -~ a Mofnb Jn' 1h..- ball park t Mit.! n.11·k (d·:-~nt colluJed. Th.e Cu1 . to ~ t~ 1tJ AAKI! 17" Sit•Yei"S, Major l.eague and Prml Rigp. Paul t:l.rr._._nl. ll'~l\·(· t - t'1 ul'> Nw1 the 1h lgh sLngle gnmt> wUh. l!:uley. Cin. tHcJ :tnd l.~o had the hagh aV't·l ·<l.ge Boy~.:r, St. 1.. wiln 4110 :wer11ge of 180. Jim l 'lt!lt~.' Hchln•un. Cin . took tl\e High Single award \.. lth ,_ I' Clt.: •lll'r»le, P gh. 242 game. · 1 M o>~Jil, !)t. L. last mght ai Eaglf!t Club as mem · J)fll1f of nve Pomeroy Bowling .' \l- I 'I"R)'PIO fvl-1 f ~lte'SIIs dint~~."~ ttnd danced ifi#O ~£ :rHRee _:_•_ ~~~!j~~.!·~~g~~ ~~~~!~~n!!~.~~I .J~~;1~~;~:s dF I -~ • .: •• ~ A(J<S1"RALIA1 I --- More Than 100 Attend Annual THOMSON, PU. - Ttw Cind n· 1 ing ll1s I:Jth h1111W n111 'll~ h aver ~U ~S just a t\• t•i rllul fl'';lt'.) l h<• SCO'I't'>IJUunJ d1Wk 111 II ft ri.eld ~~ ou.t of , fiorst p\uce, t·~:t>-..1 ,.n l witll twn Pirut e:; :lh(,ur..l Ld\T JOie' Nm:ba!). tonlgl\t to }t.ll!t\ Tom Aeln~r . the ~n·unt.l nf thNe tilt st. Loula Oardlna:)&i in th~ir t'X· Redlelils hur h~~~. w:.wke t.l only the. ~· drive toward the top vt dt!V1."nth inni ng hut w ill! et"td1ted ... f-. wilt h tu!f first vidory of t!le yoea.t• ,t , , .a gai nst no lh!'ft.~ats. J•J I"umy Ktipp. , _ ._.. .PfOVl~ th4! ~mba rd. sbei n pi1cht•d the fi rs t ~ix inning..: tn a !»mb-iattery Plth;bUI'gh and Art f<~owlt'r held lh1• Pi1·atf,.,.• 111 ~ fti¥1lt' with rtsel"ve catl·h · 14,.- llt?('k 1h.e la<~t tv."' s(a111.a~. m-. AG~N FAVORITE toms ST. __ : . ' ~fnGiass r,ras ·.A BASEBALL EQUIPMENT COMPLETE LiNE OF FISHING '' . EQUIPMENT WE ALSO CARRY CROQUET SETS ,-, .. ~. -q• .. ,-,_ • ,. .., . r'• thCars fO$iE EVERYTHING • FOR THE LITTLE OR .BIG LEAGUER IN &R D terOf 49a,u· p .,' • • �• ·WANT ADS ·-011.., .... .-...s. ~ .. II. wUj ··· be pabllobed f\o ll> ...,. latfo· a..,... _....,_ 11 K ~........ Ollorce 611e.. e-ntl. •ord fOr 1.llr8 - ...tiaa. ' w _..,._._ -· lp.:t•J~...IIHI ~ IDODUI lor Jl ctllb n ... or 1 ceau pe.- wmu will be tbar&ed for advertising if no! plid (or before tbt ~th ·of eact IDODtb followlnf ln.sert.ion ' ~ ltchot=rt~-5b0llld be rePllke<! inm:odiatoq. T:,. Doll> BeDtlllel wW aot be teep(laalbl• for tnUI'e tlwl ODe IDCBrree\. lit ' - .t 'fban.. ..0 ~poclll 'lie tleel of EYeDtl prtated at ref\' lar cluiifled rat"'. Obituarie oubliabed At 1 ceat per word. llw'&ed ..... AOI ....,...., D)' mall o· pvea eareful at'"..u telt>pbuat. SAYI DON'"'r YOU KNOW'i' Baker'a will Kive yuu .tbe bes' trade on furnitcre ur applian Cl!'l. f 6-h NOTICE Our shop wiU be chltSt'd June 30 to July 5-th. Anth-ony Phunbing & f{ Paling, Middlepor-t, ~ Ohio. 6·28·3tc ---------(2} Card Of Thanks ---- -J wis h lo thank th e Pomeroy Em.~-- -- ugency Squad, E"' ing Funeral l:lorn ~. lh o Rev. Donald Seevers, and all who .~cnt fl owers or h rlped in any wa y at the d"ath ·I'T\V ~:INto ll I I Wo-;;t'~ o Buy W&hest Prl«• Pmd !or Lo~>-'1'111> ber..t.umber. Write tbe Krlec LumMI' Company, W.ellaton. Olllo. U.ltf We w&M uaed farm maehinel). Fultou-'llbomp.tiOn Tractor Sllee, PoJDet01, Ohio 6-7-lllte 114) For Rent "ccr lold.s.o, rem-KlltelllloD N. Beaa:el, 5-14-tf 3LEEPING ROOM for rent. Phone ~lj> hlltlband, wri1:;ht l) •.,..,··•Le Harry Cart- Mrs. Alma Cartw rig ht. him most couldn't help.ofIt au. was Scoendienat demtating team morall' and 1.1: wu smaJI t\) LOST- BrowniJh -black Fo,mound in the vici rrlty of Laul'lftl He U shy a nd if sight.OO_r'•?:>•l call me at 94 day or Tracy Whaley. I:S ' Auto !>ale$ 1963 CHE VROLET Tl'uck 'h. Tlln Dane! bod)' $691:1. Bla~itnar's, Pomeroy, Ohin. 6·28·6tc ----···-- --·· 1003 ..~o ao Pickup otruck. llke 'flew $8Dfi. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy Ohio. 6-28·61< -- ~ 1064 BU1CK V8 Special Delux 2 door Sedan, new Buick trade-In $1695. Blae-bt.nar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. ' 6-28;ete 1954 PONTIAC 2-doo.r .Sedan orl· gina} dark green wLth Jlgoht .green top $1293, Blaettnar'111, Pome-roy, Ohio. 6·26-Btc Jtifi~ ~uiCK--Cc nt~ry 2-dooi'""Rlv.lc ra Coo pc, power steering, -dy.nn{J(}W drive, 52591. Blaettnar'a. Pomeroy, Ohln. 6·28-6tc 19Q_4 FORO V8 2-door S«ldHn, turqooioe wLth w.hlte top $119!1. :Waetlna·r's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6--te 19 Busi rl<!ss ~pportunitie! ----"-- ow~ your own buiJifte~ts, earnin·l 1300 a W~f'k or more with. lJmlted capital in a Dairy ~)e Store. With our unique lin· ancint plan, Dairy Isle , a I'll· .tlonal oraanif,atlon of lndlvi· dually owned stores, can put ;..,OIKIU INSTAlL IXTitA SlATS and make other preparations (bottom) at the International Amphl• yo.u in a bu.slness of your own. theater lo ChictJO wheN ttw Democra tic Convention wUI ba helcl In Augwt. ln backtround il the Dairy !ale Store5 are beautiful . tpeaker,. platform. At top 11 front entrance, which Lookl dull and lnaetiva now, but which WUI be modern buildings, cxchuively Januned witb dele1atep whe_g tJle n~tlon_I!}I~~ICht -~-~ned on P~~~al- ·~~~~n. _(.l!lt~J~lJ de8-ned anrl patented, and Jo. C;ited on sites selected by men PUBLIC AUCTION with years of experience in mar To be held at :tile Bradbur! ket survey. Location has been approved and huUdlng hu just School at 10 A. IM., Saturday Ju ly Dafenl(l Optlml•m Al10 BY JACK CUDDY been constructed requirinll cap- 7. )966. 2 el.eotrle refrigerators ital from $3500 to $8000, In Unlt•d Pr"s Sports Write-r And the defense fi'gured to im · Water pump Mlddleport, Ohio. For full in· NEW YORK UP- That dream prove sim ilarly, llecaus.r lhr 2 eJeotrlc 5toves sc heme of the jaded l:iants -to , ;~a nt s brou-g·hl up smooth-fielding fo11malion and appointment, 4 beating stoves · grt out uf thl' red with Red 1,d Bl'cssoud. the rookie s hortwrite or phone at once to Dairy Other mi.Kellaneous article.;. Schoend icw,l" haii r chJrnt•d · Me Sales, Woo rster, Ohio. ~ tup from Minnea polis to play .l!s·b ury Loeal School Bmud . J nig htma re instea d because f6)·29; (7~2·5-31< "' ,,~ 1ac steady Red, giving them E ' don Weeb, Clerk ·k inny sc1.:on d bast· mnu\ 1 il!h , , tor1 kcyst onl: combin:.tion. · (1:1) 8,15,22,29, (7) 6· 5tc. arm i.<; s11 .sore h:! tnighl ru~t pia~ Uut cve l'ything hinged on Red. llU 1. ~ness · --'-:--- - - dnot h;: r game a ll .;~as on . Antici patina: his big bat they were LICAI NOTICE But even if he cuuld g(·t btu;l: , 1,1c to deal away Alvin Dark, the NEIGLERS for blllldlng hOllHes, Aaron Hysell, whose place of l e oJ m'~> most dependable hifter birch cabinets, and repair work. l"esldence Is 205 Condor Street, :nto tht• lineup imm cdiatc ty\1-hieh is unlikely hl.!causc he isn't t,ut a veteran w~OS :! fielding had Call us. Guy Nelghler, '724 Broad- Pomeroy, Ohio, but personal il .'lwll.c.h fiC! lfLt r wh o CMI 1hrow way, Racine, Ohlo. 8-8-23tc service cannot b c obt.alned o.d th either arm. the t><mw way on ·him in the State of Ohio and lit· ba ts.-th.e Giants h~v c been QUICK SJ!IRVJCIC OD WateA Jle. pairiq br Pactorr Trained h18 pre...ent address ll!l : Pvt. Aarun hornswoggled . watchmaker COlJ..JNS JEWS. lJysell, U. S. 52369642, Battery A., When the dea l was made wlth LEKS Po~ _.t.a.tf 1 82 F. A. Bn., A. P. 0. 201, t/ o P. ~ 1 M., San FranclaM. California , will l!J£· Cardinal~, a!i "\JUL ' playe rs 011 COMMIRCIAL JI:IFRIGEIIlATION lake notice that un tbe 28th dav •'ilt:h Side changed uniforms, ll New & Used. Purchue yowof J1,1ne, t9li6, the und ersignl't! looked like an excellent one !or rnent •wllh local service. tiled her reUtlon apln.st him ill the Gl~u~t.s. Schoendienst, consisl u Refrigeration Service the Cou•· of ComAlon Pleas tcntly one of the lcugw·'.s !Jest neer wilh Ice Cream 'Manufac· Court of Meigs t ount.y, · Ohi o, hitters, wa s expected to SU ~'"I ly turc r. Now aervlng this Area. Calle No. 12437, praying ror di· H1me punch that hns !1cen oo ...Jd· Oomplete equipped t.rock for vorce, custOdy of eQHd and other 1:,- · Jackin~ all season. · 1 fast e!ficJent repair aervlce. relief, on the grounds of grott~ Ftfe Rcl'rigeratlon, Middleport, n~.glect of duty ond extreme NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Phone 625:i·X. 6-l:i·20tc ('l'Uelty. Said eauJe Will be fol' Executrix Elt•t111 of D•vld E. D1nt, 01·· NIIGLIR & CLIIK GARAGE l'learing on· or afLef ihe lllh da y uf Au.::uat, . 19M. , ....d Ca II on us I or car repaIr and .HA.LLlE A. HYSELL. · Notice is hereby given ! ha t Jng service, Raclu. {)blo. . JllalntiU. UCI'tha E. Darst -whose Post \)f. 6·8·i5tc W~:L'ER It FIJJJ , , Iice add ress is Midd leport. Olli :1, & TELl:WISlON SlCRVICE Attorneys {or PlaiDf, t~ has been duly appointt>d lHI Ex (• Phone 20(). Cleland Appllanee ~6)·29; (7~ 61 13, 20~·ct7; (8).3-Gt.c cutrix o£ ·t he Estate of David K Sture, 118 W. Main St.. PomtroJ -= ' . Jj ! i Dar.st late of Villngc uf Midd I' · port , •Meigs Count y, Ohio, deceas2-211·tl CONCIU!TB ilt.OCJt!l -... -~ , , ' - Bus :lerv1ce.1 = ='= . No one talks about that now. Schoendlenst himself si.h d ~'i*'"' edly on the beach. He liked -t he idea of comtng to the Gutn~.S. u -c figured be cuuld help. He's a spil·· Giantes ~own. 'J1hey -don't Name him. They, don't even blame th~t tradi;DI . i;Pnjus, Boss Lane of ,t he Clr4.._ It wasn't like when Braneb IJlid. _ key ra.n .the Cardinals and aold his old fire -ball pitcher ~y Dllan to t:he Chicago Cubs. Dean also had • sore ann aDd Rickey knew it. Bul the Cubs didn't. ittod hu&tlina a;uy who . brought a little of ·Lhe dash of the old G:as HCluse Gang alona: witta him . Nvw ~ umeh.ow, he fe els be has let the Poh!h Villance, , roll up porclb s"or nes --S-Im poo-n"'w-·u-,----~~ ,-1-.ney, .ahadea, Cloth awnlnJZ:J, EleettJe Middleport. Fii'IC • AuiJOmobllel8114 all klod11. Free IDJliii).M,tlnn. Bonda. Pbone 831~X 1·20-tf Dale Wippel Supply. 21b Un· I~D AVe,1 .Pomeroy, Ohio. COM,PL!TIC ln•urna'c a ProteetleD, • . ... tralll•ln allowence. palltan Aut. lales, 2t5 No ' ~ ' ,. ltock ''""'' IH o".r dltplly.•f new lcott-Atw•t" Me•tl motor.. Con"enl•nt terml. · IJio, Auto, Pirt, Polio. Ctll Doll IIUia, lllddleport. Olllo. (21) ~eel Estate - -~._;,....- KOUSE Jor ga le, £u•·nlabed or U.R· furnlahed . Route '1. Cheo~~ler A•t .. Mlolclloport, ohle. Road. Call 60157·X, 'Middleport, Ohio. 8-tt-6tc BOYS BIOYCJ,E for oal~. In iood cOftd\llcm llrl Mulberry Ave., FOR SAL.E-Peari Kirby Real £1.. Pomoro~. _ 6-2'1-lltp t•te. Rutland Townlblp. :Sl • atn~ land, house, barn and out For Sale: ·.lERS£Y COW, calf by bulldlncs. SH- Geor1e A. ~Jn­ oldo. o,Joon Grover, R. F. P. i, .hrt. A<lml·n istrator. 8-1-tf 'PhOne eta-J. · - WE BUY · .o.&OIJT/ , I ... ,_, ;.:::===~=======~==:::~~==:~:.:.:..:::= · 1· WE ~~ro..•EED USED CARS . . n . Tbe Giants aeeded a lilt de&· perately. Their pJtobing 6eason· long bad been supert... but the fleldiDJ: and hitting '*tlre fri-ght- / • I Trade ForA DeSoto Mow I ., ., • I -· "; I . Dated thi s 12lh d11y of Jun e, 1956. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate court Melts County, Ohio. 16) 15, :12, 29·3te and ' Frank Tltus or Lincoln Hill t!Rtertalr.,ed · Thuhday evenin8: In honor of their son Frank Allen on the occasioo of hiF- tenth birthday. You have •om•thlng To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Dolly Sentinel Dlaploy Ad or Want Ad be Your Repretl"tatl'll, - They Get Re•ulh - GASOLINE ALLEY I I I r • ' i • ' SEE KElBAUGH - BETZING- &AUIR or LALLANCI "Open Evenings Until 6 P. M.'' %51 w. Mabl St. .I l'omer"Oy, Oblo - • -~- - II atrrke bacw ' ' ' ·' .. -·~~ MAX WARI) ' ·----- --- . ' I ·• .TOMORROW,St\tURDAY, JUNE.ao . " '' ' .. , • ,, ' • ' ' 51fptrlor Service v Quality Merchandl•e Rea10nably Prlcecl Trevy-Finae.rwald ' ,.••.'" Funeral ttome. DbWNING '• "J,...•. i "' ~~,;,,.' ' : '" f ~i~_!' .' ., MtrROPO"ITAN ' • ' QoG4 c:Ieiu Ulfll Clll :.u1 . lhktlil IIIII . llod•ll . AUTo tiA.LES ' . FINISHESI Mo0n1tone Mah,o gony- Cha.r- Tone Mol'logl!'ny ... ~pice .. . . ' .' " .... . ' MohoplrY, ' ' . TO TAKE .. ' AGE O.F'. TH a·s .... ···HURRY IN. 1 OVER AND TRY MY NEiW . WATER PISTOL. ON : NANCY I ,. On Your Diol cruelest 'enemy GIVE / 1 AMERICAN ' • CANCER I SOCIETY __ ,. -· - r· } ( -· .'• GO ~'!ATIOM• man~• po, .•· . !'om01'01 '·!illt. ...k Blq; ' .. I'Ll. •• "YOUR SVNRISE TO SUNSET 990 ' ' rru ... I "'"'· Suite 219-M I ' :~- WITHtHlS .PURCH.ASE We 111-.lle Bootkoopblg AcoOunll.· A!Uib!, Tu Proo lOS I ••Ste011d St. l'olll-.ft)',Oblo I \ Pulllle ·Aaoutut *llW' DIO!f - IO'l'ALI · ,... .. ,;,, -z;· ., ' G. E. REUTER ()fflee,, ~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. • at . - I' ; ·I.•• '. . .ROY ROG&RS ADOPTS l' I LEGION AUTO SALES Guests were the honoree, Mtss ]Jorton, Mrs. E R. Tilu.~. Frank Baunett, Mr. and Mn. ,John FuUz and daughter AnHa . of ~lddleport, Stephel'l tmd Robert Tilus and the hosts. Refreshment:!. of iee c~eam, dl!· ~· crorated cake, pop and nunt& were st-rved to the guests. · tira~e John B Mo.; KeJth &. 00ertn Charles ton, w. va.; J~·Jon ww be chosen tor tbl tvedi~f9a,. ••- - llloml, NoM Publle. rrB.tJo1"t7a.u. I g+w 81P"-Oqlpan.Jed AdiJI peU, Egg«tr.-UJe. N. i' ern Ohio on new 1QS6 DE SOTOS & PLYMOUTHS. 139.00 Value ADMIRAL PORTABLE ' . 'Ybo Fl'f!WIDJ:, V&noouve!', i l l wu: 0 ZWl at those wh.O flew over Uu! arctic apecttUo.a ID Ui28. Scouta ({ro~ ' ! Dr. Paul Siple, who waa With U!.e Boy ?~ut I· ' YOUR QLD CAR IS WORTH MUCH MORE NOW!. SEVEN IXPLOI!I _1C0Uf eandldat.e. "JU(llor ScieatUflc .o\J4e" on ~~~ alca.l YelU' expeditiOn to · &Dd ed. ,'Texas oflol(yo'- IF --'--~~~ (20 B> Insurance " •"' ' w.,.. New Haven, W. Va., Phone '( ! -'lullcl ......, ;., L...... GRUESER. BLOCK CO. J ~111 Nortlt' .. Po.....-oy On Rt- »· Call o...-r. CIIERRIES, New Have n --·-,., Peurth of Juir-, 'TII.ll< lNG · 191 For SGle Mll-l!atc 33 SIS 38 42. 42 .4.3 .S 32 -~ - - · -- · - - - ba.!a4clnl aad brake aervi(:e. HaekeU'a 8alet1 :ier'lice, Welt iliJilD. 8treet. Pomeror, Ohio. ~-· 38 ·36 31 33 33 28 .:;NOW 'M-I ..T Tll~ll£ EXTRA SPECIAL · • Frank Allen Titus LONG-LONG DEALS Honored On Tenth I The Week Of June 24-30 Birthday, Thursday · TOIJA\''S SPOtrf PARADE Mr.. Kr.a. I Highest Trade-In Allowances in Southeast· FOREMAN VICIC AU Complele WHEEL AUGNMENT, •• 43 Rochuter --- -·· ·-·M.iami ______ , ____ Toronto - -- -------C(liumbua ·----- --navana ·- --· ---·-· Rkhmond -------Buffalo _______ , ___ tl ... Montreal ---------- L 28 Moreover, the t eam was at bome for a long stand against the western clubs. It was a chance to pick up ground. Boss,Rit:ne, was 5(. optimistic he set a definite goal tor the team to be in the first division by the time of the All-Star break. wonder tbat directly after he woold .bave to ait it out indefinitely, the Gianu plu~ced into ~lgbth plac~ for .the . first tim~ since .t.he 1H6 aeason at ·a date- this late 1r. the campaign. -~--·- -- ·--- 161 Lost & Found • What bW"ta the G1an.ts the most thou-gh, is tbat ,•._.,en they needed • . Room Furnished Apartment for rent and one- 4 room furni&hed apartment, with bat-b. All utilities furnished . Call at Home Re.staW"ant, ·Middleport. 6-27-3tc Vou ean mE SMITH FAMil.Y W Hopes Wef1' Hl•h Schoendieost, until tbe latest l.mllottng, had bee• the top man in the · 'Y'Oiill( for tb~ All-star second basemen. However, his injury brought a large .'lurge of vutes to Johnny Temple of Cln· cmnati, who took ~he lead, be· Cituse the- falls fi&ure4 Schoen· dit'nst probably wouldn't be able lo play anyway. -.x. ~ the ·hltUntr eouldJJ't be- as bad as it appeared 'lnd .be felt that the def~se would be infinitely better wUb the red~ead at seeond and :be kid wbiz, Ber.ssoud at sburL Injury Shifts Votfl Sealfold BoarGI, 0,. Cloilll. CllDlDD Fifber, lllddleport, Pb®e 11-J..It 2 five room apartments; 2 four-room apartments. all witli lauadrtea and aar~.JNPomeroy, Ohio. lui. Mana.cer Bill Ricney ftJurfd The Giants, morf'nver ,' kne-w !bey .w~re buyina: a &Ore armed player when t he deal was com· Jllf'ted. However, Frank Lane, the matter .trader of tbe- Car'dinals, iilsured Glant Vice Pre.ldent Chub Fe-eney .tba.t Re-d's eonditlon waa only a temporary one and that he wnuld be back in action ln a few days. ------ -- I 1 1 :-.lotices nf Rocks 24c lb. Also - h EGGS. W. F. Hill, CheJter,, opposite Golf Course, 243. - bep>nie alow and erratic. The re.st of tJJe player-a on botb •Ides in the deaJ while useful, we~ not b.ey men like · Sc:boendienat:. FR~Wbite Friday June 29, 1956 j �. ., / '• • Page .Eight ' fhe li)oily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ....,. ... Friday June 29, I 956 . ~. • tub Scouts Pock · ROLANDUS . The attendance at Sunday School Su·n day was $16.39. wu • 33, <."'J!e<:Uon Mr. and Mr!, Fred Heaten; and dilldre.o speDt Sunday wi lh Mr. end Mrs. John SeUen. Mr. and Mra:. RI>We and daughter of Hunti.rtlf,on t'alled Su~ay on Mr. and Mrs. Eber Piclrens and 1fr. and, Mr5. E. 0. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burgoon and s.on spent ,. few days w.iUl ber fallber, Grover H1l1Ti.s. James Sellfn and daughter C'!i.lled Sunday oo. Mr. and .Mnl. Paul Sellers. .Mrs. Robert Sayre and children spe-nt the weekend with Mrs. Jack Codner. 'Jack Codner and Robnt Sayre were in Detroit over the week· end. Rev Jenkins was calling here Thursday. , ..... One Hundred Attend Mother-Daughter Fire Department . ' Banquet 01 OES On Thursday Evening Auxiliary Holds · Mrs. Clatworthy, Worthy P. Gallagher, Mrs. Guy Reynolds , Annual P-icnic Matron of Evangeline Chapter, l!rs . Kenneth l'tkElhinney and The Daily Sentinel :leanor S. Schaal, Mlddl~p&rt 0!:8, "R"lcolftd approximately one hundred .rJl'l{lllberr aad &uests at a M'OU!er-Daughter banquet at :i1e Masonic Teniple Thurtd&J evening. Mrs. Chartes Bennett, thaplain or the Chapter, cave the bleuin., which preceded the din· • ' -" was se--.~ bU.fht n.' wht 1 "" • ~ style. Ar-rangements of summer fi.Jwers on -the table.c; were .plan••d by Hallie and Nell.ioe Zer~e •~('d Mrs. Robert c.oats with Mrs. French contributing r:d ward many of the flowers. l.l.eille Bearhs Haw)<ins. Pomerov Society ~.dl~to!!r:~::Pb~D!!:DI!!!.J8~2.~:44i..,::.~~~~~---- MU)DLEPORT Forrest Run MethodistChurch Is SOUETY . . Scene 01 Nelson-Newoll Nuptial Vows Freddie Houda.shelt, Mrs. Ken· netll 'McElhinney,· Mn~. Guy ReP~IQld.s. Mrs. Max Harr01h ,_nd tMrs. Max Sanborn were on 1the proP'Nil committee with M.i&l Houd4o1helt announcing the following :numbers: quartet: Mrs. H. L. Dunham, 'Mrs. Paul Wino, ·Mrs. (;eorge Meinhart, Mrs. E. M. Blake, accompanied by Mn. Lil· lian !lteiJf; vocal solo, Cherole ltlak-e &Ct.pmpanied by Mr.s. E. S. ; Seflnf; ~adlng, Mrli. DeJia Wind· 1Gt, «;hester; ·.piano aolo, Dianne rJ,C!Comaa; group Singing: led by u ..S. Dullbam accompanied by ~ ste.Uf: a .skit ""rhe Eviction )ffl. ot'.the .BOOHoo Family" with th':'!e ro.M!berl taking part, Mrs. We-n~ '1111<• ,, , , wh111 I 11n do 1!1. mg 6~nklngr ! The Auxiliary of the VOlunteer had their ·~ Fds-e ~J11.ment nu.al family picnic at the IOdJIL'eo port Roadside Park 'I'h.u.rllda.y M'"ening and Mrs. o. E. MeK1nlley ~- the bleM.na •-•'"' ooe w~eh precmed the meal Plan& were made~ hold , the July meeting at the summer borne of Mr. and Ml'8. Sidney T. RUticll with the membe-rs going liD Mrs. Dannv Thornl)!iOD. Members introduced their guests who included Mrs. Ebers· bach and granddaughter Twi>la Sue Clatwortby; 'Mrs. Richard Ro. ~ ... , • Che r1 May• se n•-um ua • Jud Y c.ou f' r , Checole 81 ake • GBi'I Stum•OJV, Dt-bby and Linda Lyons, Barlldra Jones, Sh-aron Rou.sh. Nol·a Mills, Bonnie Van CoGney, 8an· R h "' L'ra Bunce, Mrs . ic ard Vaaehn, C.nda , and Susan M-orris, Jonnie ~ue Thompson and her grand· ! l'llOther, Mrs Clyde Winebrenner, · San'"" ~-a s 1mpson · Mrs. Don St1vel's, Mrs. carl Brannon, Sandt"' Brewi!lgton, Mrs. Gene Norton, Garla ar.d Colleen Wilson, Becky AIIt nsworth, Mrs. Paul Leonard, Chrisline Coats, Karen McElhinuey, Susan PuUen, Dianne Me· Comas, Jane Hindy, Carol Cris· w~Jt . Marilyn Sue Knight, JacqUeline Rice, Mrs . Da.Uas Blevins, Pnula Glodde, Hila nod Thurma V~.oughn, 'Mr.s. Jean ROdgers, Su· san Neut:nling, Ele I )Of Schaaf. Mr.s.. Stewart Harris, MTs . Donald Lowery, Mrs. Alf·r ed Roush anll M Ka 1 o £r&, r wen. - - -- - - - ~ t•- the property Dexter '1.01" u:~~:~ .aJternoon and near enjoying a bamburgsr frt at •upper Ume. Members and guests ~ Mrs. c . R. Ka rr s r., ... - .rot.. -- • ... . ,. . ,_aw..... u m.~o. ,.,~.. Les M\lJ\ray and Kenneth., WayJW Gibbom, Mr .and Mrs. Jack Becht tel and SaNh; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Russell and Carol Ann. Scatt. Mr .and Mrs. David OhUnaer and SaDiira, Susan and Sonja, Mr .and )[ril. 0 E. McKinloey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomp Darst end . Jeffrey Ra)", Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner ~nd. Connie and Karen, B. F. ~armalee and granchon Dallas Wevin Jr. Ch~rles,· Arthur and Sandra Me wH ,h Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Smith. G·hec of Colwnbus are vldti.rig . · dell Bun.te, Mrs. Wlnn, Mra.. Em· "Just the other day I did four diOertnt lhlngs in a single visit here. I made I my usual weekly ' ings deposit, drew some cash from my checking account for the week's marketinJ, took some papers out of my safe depit box, and talked with the bank'• loan officer abo!~! fillancin£ a new car all within an houri~ 1 trson Jones, Mrs. John Lyons, 'Mrs. Jame.~ ~:_ewinl{tnn, M~:-. ~ · 1 Loyal Women's Class Vote To O•IJ It 1. Bank Can You Ea]OJ tbe Convenience of AII-Uadlf-GDI·Rool Financial Se11!ce. Save witll Us! -·---·... _.._ ~·--,--- ~ • Pomeroy Nationa·l Bonk POMEROY BANKING SINCE 187~ RUTLAND ---...... \ MIM.It PlbiRAL RIIIRVI IYITIM . MPUIR PIDIJIAL DIPOSIT INSUIIANCI CORPORATION No problem. BUY USED CAR WE SELECT 0~ THE VERY BEST' I USED CARS THill II~~~~D 511 CARS. THI - .• -T.,l J. . ' .... ,. . . liST 1956 ~H!VROLIT lol dr. Hardtop with P•w•llrtll<lt Like 1100 1955 FORD VI Palrllno R & F.O.M. really ~~~.. 1955 CHIVROLiiT VI with A M •ncl evtftlrlve clean. 2·1953 CH,VROLIT Doluq dr. It I H It'. 0. Net· !lice. 1953 FORD VI C::-mllno dr R & H A rtelly ~lid car. 2-1951 CHIVIIOLIT Wr. ~· · "•w . a ct..,n. 1950 lUICK lullt'r 4-dr. R & H. 1947 DODGI ....... R & H • • • .' ' lollD .Lori N~ll Allar· 1HI HI IIIVINGI OP CIIIATUII" !From. tho B~ LIQOOIIl Alao Randolph s.ou. o.- ~ "10 WANTID MIN" lit. olllr Juno J0 Peller GRvu Joan Voll& "POIT YUMA" \ allio s. ·woi""'ueUer aa MAN' Jl!ftlll~ ,, . , , at law as . , 1,395.00 OM Hard to, Cpe. tnd 1wo 4 clra. c.m.n Jlmt IATIRI" acllled Alldy Clyolo CoJft...Y and • .195~ C~.~~~OLET 169~ 195S FORD . ·~ 4 ...... 210 . . . . , ....r*.... andtwtlt• ., , . VIctoria V.e, r . . tnd ·whlte, tadlo, Miter ,lnd OYt-rdrlv.. ' 1954 CHEVROLn tz95 ' ....... ' 4 .._, 210 ~ hN"t'er, racflo •n4 111& 1953 PONTIAC .. 1095 . 4 •• . • "I"'.""''""" ........ ~ . ' . tnd .telt 1952 PONT.A(;' ., •'1• 695' · . 2 . ., ,,.,, drlwe. ""Ito nylOn ..... 1951. 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I ·' J • I ' \ e ' • • at ' ;.· . ,f1 . ( ·~ '• ' -~- '. f~ ' .• e nttn .. • ~ ~~ ••' • •• ,."l!!" • ' Ohio: hlr .... ......,., . ...., ,. .... -..... luMay ,.rtt, .-.' MM1 hvrnld with - ••Ke .. .......... """'"""""wtlr'llt V\J.'V:jjj"'"jN;;~S:=====~;~~D~e~.,~o~t~e~d~rJo~I'~·~M!!~~S~i~~J~i::E~~~~~====J;~~~~~=fl~n:·"•. . . , . n.lohi. Hloh . . ,, Val. VIII ~~~-:--·--=- No. 65 -=- Pomeroy-Middleport ~- • in - raws Low ...,11111 60 67. � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 29, 1956 brown thomas