http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dfa7557ea8aa53407b6342100f1ad012.pdf 33c98fe76718e8decf120e576bef91a2 PDF Text Text , Jqge Eight -. . • ~ • April 1 to be marketed by Jul;y 1 _.L#.., Last , ... feeders repor ted lnten· Ilona to mark•t only 49 percent • •.. 1 - •' MilTS • The younl J-- . . .- and boyo ela.. .Mr. Ill ..... Mr• . Donna Glue:, .Po• vljlled Mr. .. ·l ira. Harry John10l1 Wedllelday. . u - F ...... )tl d I •• r .... ............,rrp an I r. Lelart W· Va., V.~o~~ '·lted .nu-s ... . "I ..,. art WIIU Btu Wl!uu.Q •- ciaf. ~ M . .~ Ju: 111 J 1 < r. m'4 ~ ' ,ewe ' · ~~ 1 '.tnd children. RuUand vlslted •nrl Mra. Herman. Cart'"'Jshl od Wednesda)l, o:o• -. Co.m.mJtlll!lemen ew..W:ltb l• •d Impro·-·t me'"'w.-. Seven w.-... from Ohio met &t the hom.e .ot Dorothy Blake p ....u .. ung program ()r tbe 1M7 tJlte- toars will take •~ ~.~_ WednesdJ,y W _, .... . , , tl -. ""..,..... left New York City, Mo .. A···, June Attar 1 abOft pro-am the eve· Ohio ,row,.ers of tomatoeB for Prlces for top quahty ealtle on.u s ...oDISei'Va on ""-AP'Ol>ltion ot v,.atersbed.B', • d.._ ... ........,. no .~.. ~· s C~n:~C•vu • · · •• • e""'!'te, to Finland,lk\m.l'nnc:o, Plnl WU epent Jn pllyiDI( ~ proeeadng an rapidly gaimng a probably wilt 11iae dur ing tbe suman d no ......'6 eon....-..... pro- tnet, Kentucky blvegra6W &Wlzer.I.IUIQ aamu. x:atleto•l reputabon fetr hLgh ratr months, says Lyle Bam~ il"eti!S last week by tom-in• the ex.. state ag rtoo'tural ~xperlment &Dd Isreal. ' Turkey, lrlll Dt Jiclous refreabmertte of sand. )ields. Oiuo State Untveraaty exteneio~ position Sll'e n-ear Peeblee. They tolls 8.Dd the hydrologlCal In t h - -··tries tboy wiches, nunch, ' dou.hnutJ and wor• roo 11 -•-d " -d .,. repor•.• E. C. 'Wittmeyer , Oh iO Slate .a-icultural economiSt. u:u • vtn IU.mill on ment station and - k -th L - fa-• CIU'! y were •erved lo PhylliS' •· •-• d 1 .. ""· · .... .. •. .-.u IJUo Universtty extensiOn borttcultur. Barnes n otes that the number -.: e u e . Spec!al traiDB will cany Intoernatidoal Fann Youth Wthllams, !Martha He.Dry Mma. _ bt, reports Oh10 now ranks sec- c:f cattle on feed throughout the Two years' eff(lrt already have ed adj r:.c fnt l.o tbe tri.te .acde~atea. They are scb- LeWli, Janet Nlebitlson:"' 'Shirley ~nd only to Caltfornta m per acre Untted States was down about a gone mto development of the 2 ,. s.rea An airfield will be developto retUifn Jn November. O!JVer. ,Mr. and Mrs. Bill WilliaMs ' 10 tnmato yields. Lut year Ob1o percent on Apnl 1, compaN!d to a ~"'ClCre stte, .Ea.rl K. DeVore, gen... ed adJaeement to the site to acan : ~ry Jane Dend.son, SHOWER GIVEN Judy visited relativttS at Nitro crowera produced an aver age ~·t-ar earlier HOWever, there weu eraJ- program chairman, said COn· commodate pnvate passenger to Flnl•nd; Hazel A mJ&Cellaneous 11hower was r l! centl,v. · ~ tour .;;tllips hav.e been completed planes gwen in honot •t Mrs. Gerald )'leld of 11.7 toll.:i an acr e com J6 percent fewer cattle on feed on 195 acres and oonserntlon crop A oon-profll Col"pQAAtkm, Harold Leon 'w~e!re. nooto' Johnson, June 27 at tbe home of Visiting at the Lewi,s ho.Ql"i ()11 -pared to 17.3 tons for Cahfornia Apnl I than on January 1 thiS J rotat.ons ·~1'nesday were ReV. Wdiht,'- Mr~ . -'i'' 8 .. arowers. ye-11.r In addthon, the re has been A • 1establls;hed on 533 acres unde r the laws or OC!o " by w11._. 1 and, WlUiam -Mrs. Ella R•·"ard. .,)l totaJ o 102 acres of pastu11e bas cultural, bUSl.ness, and B Clr anp Mr.s lam~ Cunpingbam aD ~ 1-, 1 'Wittmeyer crecht.s high ylelda l{'Sf. mterest thiS year than last been improved and 890 l"'d8 ()[ al leaders, IS ro:wn. c ctville, to Turkey, Ra)l Mr. and Mrs. WaJter Blake and 5()0, Jimmie of BurA6tt Addition, { ~ in this sta te to t he adopt ton o1 Jn feeding hght weight C'attle or • hedgerow plan~ ~ee ponds The Ohio State ' College Wrtght Focht, W.ayneafteld, to Iran ~ns returned home Sunday eve- f't. Ptea.sant. ~ , good cultural practu:es. He cttes cal ves These ractors pOint to a . ha.ve been built, with 3 more plan. of Agrtc ultlJre e.nd Extem;ion Ser· Paul Henry MiUer, Sunbury, to nmg from Co)umbu.s where they practtces or growers in Ohio's 1.11e In pnces £or top qual 1ty of· July u the ttme to enJoy fresh ned before tbe big event Septem- VI ce are a.mong the Iraq and Ed Pickerlng, Jame&town. spent the past week. Dana Lewis, Olga LeWis, tMtl.~ Top Teo Tomato club to proY e ·fermgs-tho.se gradmg chotce and small fruits in OhiO Ohio State ber 17, 18, 19 .and 20, 1957 ThlS year's W()nld to lra.el, Mrs. Winnie Speara of pt Piea- Ma,the, Dorothy and Tbehpa his point. The dub annually re- above Un1ven1ty Consumer Marketing Of the 33 conaenrauon and land test and InternationalH. w. ll&n:hfieJ.d , state 4-H club .sant visited IMra. Katie Ba~ Sun· Shaffer vis1ted Dewey Shaffef at cogm2cs growe r~ wtth yields m The economist ~ xpects !he price lnform e.twn Specialists flag atten- improvement pJ'III..Cti(!&; ', planned, I Mac hmery demonstration Jieader, aald the 7 Ohio delegate. day, Holzer ffl)lipital Monday, the top 10 percl'nt of all those differt"n ce between top quality of· tion to the midsummer availabtl- work on many of the-m now is well I held near Oxford England were pan or oa group of 63 DYE I'ICNIC w1th parhctpatlng ~enng s and low quality animals ity of chernes, raspberri es, black under way, .with 16 farn& invol·l cr 10. ll , Donald • delegarea w~ ~.'U't the U'ntted A group of young peo&~le enMr. and Mrs. Isiac Lewis ana to w1den constderably th1s sum. bemes, blueberrtl!s and currants ved. Exposition headqll8rters Will Conover, · will be States ibis week to vls'lt rural fam. Joyed a picnic Sunday at Lake son Dana, Mrs. Katie Bass Vii!~~ n•t!r Large numbers of grass cat· Tht"se fruits make wonderrul pies, b oe on the R~l K Webb farm Am edcan Uies In 2Q foreign countries.. Alm!l, Those who att~nded were td Dewey Shaff~r Tuesday at tle Which jrade g()Od or below cC'bblers, muffins and jams and north of f\!.ebles. the The JFYE *-'j,.t, • - d by Ann Williams. Phyll' . . ..,., Holter ~QSpital. 11 10 ... ..,.... ,.-........... '"" ~ ....... Tom I!Odwards. Alice Schneider The event WI II eom bme Ior the may hold d own pr Ic • s o f Iower j e II 1es. Th ey arlO' excrllent ma:reBlans t he national 4-H Club Foundation. Janet Nitho.ISon, Janice Ni'cholso~ grades. !!tents In salads, milk dcssert.s. tlrst time a WOI!ld'!i conservation t, .• " 1962 and the Coope........:....._.t:t-._...: 00 •--· Ph 11 . ll.nd Ct.era WilliamS attended the "" ~ Y. 1s Vll:IMeter, .Mina Lew., · • 1u,nera1 services of •Mr. At kl ns on CaLtle feeders intend to market frozen dess~rts , or alone, aerved eXpos1Uon, world's national and to bfl held o fthe ...... U.S.~...-~.,.......,... n-artment of ~1 .:' · I' '"'· 1 1 ..,. .M~rtlla •Hury, EJe-.nor Howard Weaver. Tuesday afternoon · I h e1r Jvestock faster thts yea! with cream and s ugar 8I.GI.t' Pow ng cont.t>sL<J, st&te .and tom of the zee 1n th-e , and !aDd-grant collegee Shirley Oliver, A1iec ' national yout~ da)l, -al\()' a. compte~ t'lands The Zuider Zee Land un1ver6itieS, Supports tbe ldea J..enn. v Smith, Red Tucker, Earl Homer Johnson -t'alled on Fred Durtng th e Ume of pt'ak suppl)l, commercial products SEE THESE H,~=~· exhibition d amatkln authQoi'ily 'h understanding~~ lbe. ~.~ •. of R b r Lewis Mllnday evening CARS. THE \1 ••• 20 "' uaa.&ll o Ill II)SOh, Tommy WJUiams, BJIJu Mr The average y1eld or tomaloes fnod~hoppers oft ~ n take advan- M ore huu• oountrlei' ex ....... t to approx imately 21,600 u ..._~ AM IFYEs, -~ted form Ch Fr ~ · an d Mrs. Stan 1ey al\() •chil· lEST .. :_· ,.-.. -~~ a n, ank Caru.hart, Joe Fox , d' H H · u for proeeSSID\i! ha.s tnC'reased more tage of somewhat lower prices paru.ctpate_. the sea . Althougb still .under watfrom tbe U:nited States ta .. r'· en, li Ven e1gbb: visited mr. -.e Jtmes Sttwar.t, Qakev Killings· nd Mr D L ' ~ d 1956 CHEVROLET nod freez p or can these small I ddll 0 a than 60 percent in the la.st 9 years 1on to t h e plowing mat. 1 e r, lhe S()i! cooditions a.nd ' siz.e~~ ot PIrt In home an,ll fann ectivitles " '" s ana ~'Wl s 1Ues a)". ' dr. H•rdtop with Po•-gllcle Wittmeyer poml..'l out In 1947 frUJt s Thts 1s onfl way the mar· ches, eonhnuous WBgon touN will Iwlds whJch w~ll be used for Jn other countries tor 4 to 6 mon- wort.Jt Kenj'ly Greene, Larry Fox Lik• new • 1800 mU..L already ths, and youth from thoee counREUNION DINNER HELD ', ,. g-..owera who were members of kclmg spec J al L'l t ~ suggest to len- permit vl.s':itors to view so-14 and plowing ma.tche,s 1955 FORD VI F•irliM R &. trle& come to live wltb American Mr. and Mrs. Will.iam Powell, Mw Jean Lama enfertalned the Top Ten Tomato Club used gthen the cherry and berry s es- water c011.8ervatlan practicefl .and known. F .O.M. really nlc•. {.arm families, NPw Haven .called on her mother 1'!1eaday evening with a dmnei , about 600 pounds of 3-12-12 ferti. son. 1955 CHEVROLET VI corn applies to the state'~~> 69 Mrs Annie Russell Sunday. I for Miss Gladys . MtlleJ, Wru~hing.~""' hzer (or equ1valen~) per acre. Most berries have a relatively Denver Blake, Larry Fox an•u to n, D. c , an d Mrs. Harr1ett Ster•,,...~ with R & H and DYIH'drlvt mcrCJal corn countries; for Ll!at year they had boosted ferh• short holdmg pcnod. They arc BOUT POSl:PONED 1 I Joe} tobacco, to 35 counties lizer usage to 900 pounds per penshable, In othel words. If the HOU,.YWOOD UP-The sched. Jack Smith returned from a two tE-It, Pomeroy. They were 1oined I2-·19J;3 CHEVROLET Deluxt c1pally in Southern Ohio) acre of the aame anal}'sLS ~led io round bou~ between rank- weelu campmg trip at Ft. Knox for the evening by Miss Gall Rus- , homemaker has no plan for using dr. R & H P. G. rM - nice. acreage allotments, tor lightweights Cisco Andrade of Ky., with the National Guard. · Sl?ll and Mrs. R<Jchel Borton and · Within a short filler tobacco to 8 1953 FORD V8 Customlln. In the early ycll.r.s of the club, hu;gc QUilnh!les Mr. and Mrs. Jame.!l Cunning- sen, Gallipolis. The group had L~ Angeles and Baby Va~uez of d,. R & H A r .. lty tolld car. Whttmeycr says, only about hulf l1me, she prohahly ~ hould buy Ohin countries havl..ng -acreaae al- Mexico City bas been postponed hom and children, Pt Pleasant worked together at· th~ West Vir.. • lotmenta. CHEVROLET 2-clr. R&IHI its gn;~wers (ollowed a spraying cnly small \IU<lfllittes and plan and Mrs. Dana g1ma Ordnance Wt.rks dunng fro!'" Jul)l 27 to At1g. 1 becausE" vJsated Mr. A team of Ohio State University program Last )lear 9~ percent or ways to usc th em within a day LeWIS Wednesday evening \\-!orld war n and enjoyed a re?llmm11tatlon difficulties encoun JULY -4 BIRTHDAY .exf.enmon S}l«'iallst.._. wa6' expJ.RJn· 1950 BUICK Sup.,. 4-dr. Socfonl the growers produclnJ!: htgh )IIC1ds or two :Margie Cartwright, MinR I.e· unton at the Lama home MiM tered by Vasquez. The hout will R & H. Mr and Mrs. James Donnelly bE> telee.ut oaUonaiQ>. sprayed to control foltage dtsease WiS and Ann WUUams werr. in Miller 18 vl sitln!il her mother it Handle chernes and bcrrte.s lng d'(tails of the g()vernment's acreag t reserve program to coun - Ct•lebra tcd on the Fourth of July 1947 DODGE 4-dr. R & H and fruit rot Pt PIPasant Thursday on busi- Silver Run wh 1Je on vacation. carefully Slm e m con Lamers so Ohto tomato yroccssors soon they ma y be spread out. II they ty .agricultu.rn.J a~ef1tS this week, wi! h a part~hone>riog the second 1942 PLYMOUTH 2 door run1 will enroll growers 1n this year's are piled too deeply the weight W B Wood, OhLO Exteru;·wn dtr- ~ bi l'\ hday of heir daughter Unda p.-rfect on July 5 a d the fourth birthda~ '!'l.op Ten Tomato Cl ub The Ohio of the fruit may damage that ector, announced today. O,.EN EVENING TIL 9 P. M. State Umvet'Si!y Agn"ullural Ex- which Is nn th E bottom At ditrtuict meeting!! in Wash- I 0 ,1 t he 1~ son Jimmy, on July 4. ll ndon ServicP 11 ponsor~ the prolngtQD C. H Fmdlay, Wooster and 1 he ne ighborhood children enThi:! fruit, I{ ll is firm rtpe, Zarrosville the ~tpeetottst.s 'were JOvt'd games and were .served ~ect in cooperation With the Ohio C'\nners' ll ssoclnlwn nnd the Bal. should be kept in refrigerated stor bringing agents up to dflte on II'ICW t'<Jke, ICC cream and candy favon. AUTO SALES tlmore onrl Ohio ra1lroad. Local <oge, covered luosely With wax'-'d regu~ations of the program _ Ill Each of the birthday children had OIHn lvtnlnt• Until 9 JM"n, paper, p r ore~sor s mtercsted should wn· phase of the SoH Bank Act design ~ a cake decorated 10 pink anJ Phon. 6045-J At Tr1Hic LIRht In MI•Wopcorl tact their cuunty agricultural ad to reduce crop llklrpluses blut> Thl• guests were Marsha, Do not wa ~ h OL leave th1' fruit M1ehcle and Momca Hackett. Mar· agenl!l for add1l1Una l mrormation W(', , until just before prep11.ration M:eanwhtle, O~hlll~o"~'r.,';':~::·~~~s t h:~ and Jimmy McKinney, B()bby Wittmeyer wg~ est ~. to M ' rVf' MOisture ha stt•n11 mold· (l( (ltller fedora.! a weri!' H1ct> , Mtcky, Cinda and Pat Dufry. tn~ and hrcakd own or th e fruit m ducUng simJI.ar meeting wtth slur!lge ('()Unty person'Oel , -spoiling out Io. MEIGS G!NERAL HOSPITAL cal reHponSJblltties in admmiBterAdm!tied · Oyde Spenccrt', Pomelng the program. roy and Harv, r Hornbtlck, PortIn the oountles, Wood .!laid, all land, age-ncies wLll cooperate ln a uniDt~c!Jarged · Tim NeutzUng, Mid. fied educational program detsiiUl· . Sue Lehew, Mason: Hered to inform farmen; of provl.cnons man Porrieroy; aild M&r)l ... fXII' ~ of the So~! Bank Acl 1 Hmdy, The sessions now m progress follow a meeting In Columbus la ~t A reumon of the John Dill fll.m- weoe'k ln which USDA offietal~ hom Jly was held recently at Forked Wlldhlngton discussed re.:u.Juli01Hc Lake. A PICDIC dinner was served with Ohio and Michigan perso-nnel at noon. EARLY AMERICAN Farme1111 who want to pa.rtl.cipa~e FURNITURE Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Wal - Jn the acreage reserve progot am rho Evll.ns and ~on Dame!, Dear- this year must aign an agreem r.nt IN OUR MAIN STORE hoi nc, Mich., Mr and !Hr.~. Dallas with their county ASC commlt t•J(!"S AND Arn ott and daughters, Carolyn and by July 20, with the exceplion of Peggy , Man.sfteld ; Mr and Mrs wheat, in which they S'lould check. ' EARLY MATRIMONIAl, G~ville Watson, Long Bottom, Mr . with the county ASC commlttet> beFURNITUR-E ". ml Mrs Hartl Carleton and ram- tor ~une 30, The-Commodity Slabi· lizat1on Service will a.dmi.nl.ster the 1 R IN OUR USED STORE I Y. actne; Mr and Mrs Georje program, with n86il!IUonoe of olhf!T' S!Htber, Mr. and' Mn. Carl Dill feder&l agencies lncludt.ng the Ex~·.d fam 1ly, Mr and Mrs Elsworth ~nalon Serv~ce. Dm and fanuly, Mr 11nd Mrs. John Obi{) uou1uers ~·V8 Cullomline 2 dr. Sedan. like new dark blue finish. On The Bri~hlest Col!ler D'II J w~o grow corn, i r: and John DtiJ and daugh- , _,·-· : or tobacco may parUclp•to In Middleport Mtss Esther. •, 1 acreage ll"e6'erve (.ti'l" tbeir stock on by JUI)' 1. c I aU: emen have experienced ·' · prof1ts tbiJI past year a.nct ..am crt!dit promises to be even tighter than a )lear ago. A $1.25 per busbel support price on corn grown i. Utsade .aliotmenta. .:md Q"''eater •· eompllan('e with a.llotments w1ll m.::rease the cost of corn as a feed crop, For these reasons, Barnes pn-dicts, cattle feeders w11l n()t be willJni to pay .such high pnces for feeder stock thts fall as they Wt:lre a year ago. -- ·cb · .,,..,.I • ' ... ~~JR~~1J~~S:~~~~Ri.~--~;:~~~~~~;-~==~~~e;B~en~d=Ba~n~n~e~~~·M~aso~~~N~e~w~H~a~ve~n~·~VV~.~V~a~.--~~-----=----~--~~~--~F~r~i~~a~~~·~~~~·l~y~~~iJ·19~S~6~ '· Ohio ,Ranks ·High See Price Riore '~":.!~~ ?::"·.:';~,:·:•t,.:~ Qieck' Prol'l'r.RQ 0f Development . Seven Ohioans To «IFTOM •.,... . .. 1...: T l y• Jd For Top Catt}e and Mr.. Geuree lobnaoa, w oma 0 Ie On~!'-World's Plowmg . Match .S't F . Co ' • CL~ I e o,rell'n untnes llrh / OY a .. In The .. Dn·m·g Summer ot fe~d ....I~ ~-,R __ , •" ,·~ ... •. . ...__. wuton ... p:ll"'l~ ~ ...:1e evenia.c. : ......-. . I ' " ' , \- . • at ' ' ' ' ' ' ·, • ' ' ' •r· • IVe • Let '"' Go Shopping I 8 ti. I Explain Acreage . :n' ch"•PI ..... I ' Buick ' 1954 PONTIAC . . . . . . . . . . ,295.00 2 dr. Sedan. Sparkling original dark ireen flnloh. We've oervleed t.hlo ear Blnce new, ;;;::::':===== I Speelall dr. Sedan. One loeal owner. Low mileage. at "The Friendly Bank" 1955FORD ..•. -............ 2,195.00 1953 BUICK .. .. . . . • .. . .. 1,395.00 VI SUjler Rlvlen Cpe. c1o Sedan.'Modern V8 power w"lh turbine D,YIIIflow drive, Both ls excepllonal eon. ...uoa, !:!" BUICK ................ 1,495.00 CODv, Cpe. Power Slecrlng, wlrulowo & lelia, Low mUeage. New blaell &op. t9$.2 PONTIAC . • .. . .. .. .... 795.00 ~edan. IJ.l'dramalll: drive. Original lwo &one .. .... .. • ... .• .•. 895.00 Hard Top. Fordomalle.'sniart while wllh red • 8-10 ln,h Table Models Middleport, Ohio V8 Sunllner Conv. Cpe. Like new one owner ear. Cholee of two aharpearo.Fordom11Jr. , Special Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan. Sparkling original blatk with while &op. to.ur WIIJ!I'ka. Jpeedinj by the 'State Highway Patrol , MeaDwhile, the .shqifrs depart. ment re'ported that Walter Lee Ueramen, SO, Racine, was fined $2G and costs and sentenced to 25 day.s ln Jail on a charge of r,cttess operation or a motol! vehicle and resistkll arre$t. Hersman's bearing was conducted in the court of Ma)lor Howard Fr)Dk ' in Raciue. Sheriff Charlee Rus~U also reported · the apprebenSton of Donalo C. Riffle, 20, a Marme who walli reported as being absent without leave. Riffle IS from Rural Route 2 Racine _ ' June 30. 1956 Sedan. Orlrlnal melaUJe green tlnlllh. Directors: John B. Downing Paul S. Smart • H. N. Swift Rodney Downing llertha B. RaUtburn Harold m. Hubbard Roee s. Reynolds Offleen and Employees: Joh,n B. Downing, President Paul S. Smart, Vice Pres. & Cashier Harold E. Hubbard, Ass't. Cashi.,. Rose s. Reynolds, ASS'!. c..hler Gene .Grate, Ass't. Cashier Luella Jenkinson, Bookkeeper Marilyn Fultz, Boo~keflper Norma Q. WUeox, Secre!lry ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESER\(! SYSTJll'd Member Federal Deposit illlllt~D« Corporation . .. "" ' ' ' MinsbaU, , Not vo,t..; ' Demoerats Hu; Ashley, K.lrwau, Polk and • 20 in'h Window • ,, ' " 18''-.21" Get• 1-8" Electric Off ' ' ' • ' DON'T MISS THES. SP~C:IAL PRICE$! REFRIGERATORS ~~--. cu.,FT. 80 lb; DEEP FllEEZE ' .. : : . •.•.• ..... '$299.95* 12 cu'. n. 2 ~r. 80 lb DEEP FREEZE. ....•... ' ... $399. 95* 14 CU. FT. 2 dr 13Q lb ,DEEP FR EE%E •• ' ••••• J •• $469.95' 11 ' ' . - \ I ' Pl"i' Your Refrigerator and at the The Middleport· Pomeroy Jto.. tary Club had one · ~undr· d per cent altendanc~ when they met Friday evening at Heath Methodist Church for the1r w ekly dinner meeting ' NOW - ' ~i:~'Y;;,!~'"""'· % Z1" S.lf Pioplled LIABILITIES: Capital Funds: Capital Stock, common Sur Ius · .. .... · · · · .. · · $100,000.00 lln~vided Prorits· · '. ·..· .......... · · · · · ' ·. ·..·. ·..' .. · 225,000.00 79,608.19 Tot:tl Capital Accounts • 404,808.19 I Total LlabUltles . . . . . . $ 3,732,474.32 "' MARTINS FERRY 0. UP BelmoDt County Sheriff Cloyd L Barricklow t.oelay predieted. a "~II:" within a few d'll.ys tn invrati,atlon cl the Independe~e D~ &:botgurf111u.rder of a 23-yMr M. R. PAnERSON old mother of four eblldren. was elected distrlct governor•on•oe•·l Barricklow cancelled all "¥tea~ 1956-67 at Rot.ary''S ann.ua.l ttons fOii,. his deputies and ~J~ealted lion in Pblladelp!aitii •I ut montb. othera from vacations ta an lege Enjlish department tor a move to 'trJOck down the He has headed the Marietta · of Mrs. Je~n AshtoD. Goff mher ot year• and Wu T~e Victim was found Tfuu'ada.y Dean In 1948 He ha' degrees ml)l"ftlng on the fleor of the lr:itch· Wesleyan, Brown an4 Yale en in her home five miles.· west of vers1ties, and tr:.ugbl formerly at here by be , r 6-yea.r-.old son. Bruce. Coon ~ etlcut Coldege for Women, Je,Dkim, Moe· Lawn Mowers $3,732,474.32 Deposits: Payable on Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,451,073.83 . S•vlngs and 1'me Deposits . . . . . . . . 1,876,792.30 Tolal Deposita . . . . . . .. . . $ 3,327,866.13 Wl'thm'' F"'w Days Cleveneer, Lausche Signs New Laws Made ~y Legislature COLUMBUS, 0 UP---Six bill._ pas!ed bY the rl!cent special aes!ion of the Lfgislature · became l1w Ffld!y with the eignmg of ! he measures by Gov. Ji'ranlrP" J Laus<:hf •• The btllJ mcluded rl!-enaetment of the 2-mill lax on shares and working btpltal of fh:\&nclal institution•. Alsq signed Into law was 11 ~em­ Poruiy' a.miU levy on tbe!e psets to re-imburse tbe atate treasttry [or $10 1iillllon ot the $12 mill· ·lon ·given l'ocal governl'tte!f\8 (ol' IOlie 5 re.Sultirtl: from an rOtif.o Su- w-em.e Oourt dfeJsiOD ' o.n .. .. , inltitutl.op. assetS. ,-: Judge John ~eon, prei1dent was In charge of the open meeting and gflv.e. s veral ~umm ous readings . Don Stivers, chairman of the Loud ~llirt contest, spoke briefly of the i'Uole~ for the ~ntt:st which wlH be held dn July 20 wh n the Pistrier Governor will be a guest of the local Clot-.._ Met~odi.Bt wOOlen wtki prepated .and served a fri. d thiCken' dinnerwere Mra. carl Mattox, Mrs. E . M. Wood, Mrs , Emerson -<l()DeS, Mrs ~"'red H1bbs- M'.r~. H. E. Bush, Bess Sallborn and Sharori Jones. ICE CREAM SC!~IAL The Youth FellowshiP Df Umted Metbodtst Church of PoO'Ieroy wlll soonsor an 1ce cream social at the ~ 1ty Hall, Saturday, July 7, be· glnninJr at 6 p. m. RIDING CLUB TO MEET A meeting oi the Me1gs COunty Ridmg Club will be· held' 011 Tuedsay evening, July 10, at the fiDSn~ial Ro~:k Sprlnili :o ~r8.J1ie Kall at 8 . . • -. =·Senate VoteS. , - ~· :;:.m.:~::·::.:: W'$ ••.appat't!l!tly meaJJinJt sag~ less." · • • , Jnvest•l1ation · ~..... h>......,ll1r secretive, especially tone~ &c· The ..u.. Of FOreJl»''l • • · , , Uvity tn'volved in foUo:Wlii1 - up every Up, suggeruon. ai eronk <all ~celved by the authorities and th• 1 ~ parents. It was kDQWD tbJt at· WASHlNGTOr• pP- fbe tempts were bt!lng made to make a"te Rule$ Com.miftee to4AY .~:1't'·~~· -· ' ' ~.ooo to fiPDte ·• DIN* Ohio Education ::r:~:;:m.~ ""~ 011•• li,<fiiii""·'• Tbe 1nqttley. appi'DYed the May Be 1, ruu ·Senace. wiQ eoodueted...,. D.u;.....,tor """ 'J'he Harold Vin- nt mtno eomm•nded the stud, to <~<""'· wl!etber the aid proeram • if b,. be the Senate t'Ore!gn ~tiODJ Co• mitter. committee ~ R.. ·c.,.::1'<' c . e COLIJIIBUS, 0. UP State Beard of Educati~n olficlll8 iadi~ cati'!d today tbat ,• Harold S. Vin· cent. superintendent of Milwalltet Pubhc Schools and a lonner Ohio &l."bool leeder, may b4l btred u Ohio direetor of education. still Is ne<ded lltd, If ao, W~ ~ :. beaue4 in tbe ~t ~ 0 __ ...,, The 'lWlet Committee t<!r" &e.u.te-~uae eODfere~ Jatiii .Frida; uu 1 ...Gl -~~~ ~~£'r'l loreip. dd ceiling for tbe ~ menl year wblc.b began :H The board's personnel commit.: urda.y. 1 tee, was expected to aubm.it Via· _. ----'----'-..,1 l· . cent's name along with • two Divone Suit F:de.l r , ',~I. . others when the 23-me.nber bNnL • w.L v..:-, • Co~- ~ meets here Monday t.o c:olllider: .au. P~ ~~ .• candidates for the j~b. Suit fOr divorce bali~11iled - ·• Committee Chairman CbarltmJ iD -the fJfftce Of the 'ci~f~ f • Of.:,• ¥ Kyen said his comml\t~. ~ un~q- Court& by,oleult Joae,. .~,~Jl ..!~: ordet'B to provide thr~ ~ or more Millard C• .1Gnea; both of• ~ .. nominthons from mort' thaD , 40 1R D. . ,' 1,.Ji,(: 1 educators sc:reened by• the ~up. In tbe auit Mrs. Jonea ~ dl~ ,•\~, Vincent's name WU 1aot ,amoq gross aeglftt iDd extreF,~e·· ~tf»-Y- i( " the s1x "finalists" iQterViewc!d 'f -- -' "'~' , the board last mootJi •b1it' -M1ers MEIGS GIN~L HOUiTAL ~1 SJid the committee · Conaidend • DiscUrged: Ray RfJWib~ ~ sr,r~ :.,... Vincent an outstanding -ehoiee. CUMi and Edqon Joh~n, · ~- ~ - I Break Predicted I ' ~--!.7,001.00 CHEVROLET • . • . . . . ... 695.00 OhiO · eo~:~,lre,flmen voted on the a'~nistratioa ~tal rate raise • 20 Inch Portable • 20 inch WhHI S~nd ASSETS: . ·~- - · , Cash and Due From Banks "";, 586.675.55 U. S. Government Bonds · · · · · · · ' ' · · · · · ··· · •• • Municipal and School Bonds .. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1,32..2,000.00 Federal Reoerve BIKlk Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 44)0,872.51 Loans and Discounts - · · · ·- ·-- · · · · · · · · · · · ~· •. 9,750.00 Bank Building , 7,ooo.oo, F.lxtu~~;ii.oo·:: : : ·. ·.: ·.: . \,406,175.26 Total Assets . .... . . , . . . . . Shotgun•MOfder · WASHING:rol'f UP-Here's how bill: . ~ Yea---All, nCP,Ublh:t~iil! AyrEB, Betts, Frances Bolton, .G.E. FANS THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK cenlury Hard Top Cpe. Power St.orlng. One careful OWDeP. l ~ a~ birth~ j"fiddleport~Pomeroy Rotaryfdub To ,Be H~ Of District Oovemor ltow, CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION of 1955 BUICK .. • . . • . . . . ..... 2,595.00 • lf53 BUICK .............. 1,195.00 ' . HOT BUYS fOR THE HOT.DAYS . 1954 BUICK . • . . .. . • .•.... $1,695.00 FORD """1 ii!,\Mollowen·<r[S!'<l f-l'&tetl BAKER Furniture FORD .. . . . . . . ... : . . . I ,295.00 1 ;ronee <SIAMIH !WIN IDYS their motber~ ~ WE HAVE •• ' tol!ag!l! I John Dill Family Reunion Is Held At Forked Lake one of a I METROPOLITAN 1 lTAK~HOME Two Men Held or Questioning i Fail To YieldAnv. lnfomlation MaY · Jn Traf{'IC Cases On Fn"day f, 0 ,, .,., I WESTBURY. N. Y. UP - Two penooal contact with cal~ pos.. m tn held for que.ttonlng in the log aa the kidnaper. ~ 0f8 Peter Weinberger kLdnaplnC case , have failed to g1ve any helpful in· A flUID who ap~ared to be~ the formation about t-!te three-day-old 1 year ~ father nude an ~ppar~ crune police JlUIOunced today . en&ly futile attempt to dei~V« a I • f maaUa packet to one ·~!J calle r ~ __ .:..1 Nauau County Del:.ctllve Cbief Friday •ft•nooo eaJ1I Stuyvesant P innell alao annoWJced He went on t!ie m!.ssion ln tbe ,.. . .. re flned and one that • mysterio~ coded me~age Wetnbfteer'e 1t.ation wagon, at· " m.n c Five · !'CCeiv cl Friday night by .a telc- companied by dct.ectin, but reo forfeited bond Of $15 ID beuinp vision newiiCiJt.er ''lneaM nothl~ turned aUII i.n post. N1on .of the I condiH!ted in the court «:~f kayor to ut.'' .. ttlll packet. I E. F. BObiDJOn on Friday evenm~-t The chlld 'a weil :o do parents John MtDonald, presa secreta..,. I, Homer I&aae. Sa)lre. 87, Ral!'mc, .Morris and Bei.ty Wetnbetcer for the NAnau Cour.ty P-ollee Dowas lined five dollars and I!'OSti waited at tbelr bom ~ here for a - partment announ.ted •t 8:10 a. m. ...n a cbaqe brousbt by the State pect:ed word from tb~: kidnaper who EDT that no raru.:om has been ll.1gbway Patrol of maklni a left snatc~d tbe four-wHik~Jd eblld paid and none bn b ~n left where turn ,without due care He was. from its ciUl'lage (1ft a patio the kidnaper might pick it up. found a:ullty by the court. Wednesda)l afternoon A telephon• ¥cDonald't aonouncement daah- • Sayre wu involved in an aetl· caih r e}aimlng to be the kidnaper 1ed. hopes III'OUBed by a cryptic tele.. dent near Raeme on June 24 iD told the f.atber Fr1day Peter is phone meauge to a t l,evla:lon wiuch the c1r he was dnving col· "alive and well " new.:eatler tbat eon tact with the · lided witb a car driven by Mrs The. abductor failed to pick up a kidnaper might have been made Bette Seiple of Racine. Sayre bad $2.,000 ransom Thurt.day but mad :~ and r.aii80DI paid_ The oOrlglnaf ~urned IDlO a private r~d from a new telephone demand" for $5,000 ransom oote, I ~t,befllde lbe emptJ State Highway 124 w~en hi.S car F.rida)l. PinncU said the parents blby caJTIAge demanded $2.000. A that ol Mrs. Seiple. bad mat.e no new rll'l501'0 "drop" Phone eall lo IIOR'ls Wetnbergel", Willi'am Reev es, 30, Hemlock by 10 a m EDT today. the baby's father Ftlday morning :rrove, entered a plea of guilty Alter qucttiou2ng" the C.wo m 11 bro!lgbt a defY!and for $5,800. to a char&.e of Intoxication and L'Iroughout the night adthorlties WeJDb cg..,r s:t1d, Two my5tertous telephone taiJH was fined $15 and c011ts. and sen- announced they Ud "no connee!enced to 30 days. The sentence lion with the actw.l kidrtapln£" ~ a New York newt'paper Fri,day One or the men wn re~ sa!ddthe W~ w• "w .!1l Thand 8u1 pended on good behavi!Jf~ .IAv:~ll H 1te, RullaQd, hav • made a "crank" pbone call ..me an was ?"' ng 1.__ e ·~~~3~; guilt to • ~rge of to the. parents. Tbe otber was ~ew York Posta atd II woman tete; ~ ~ Jmon 4ve1fue and picked up 'W!llle drhting in the ptHlned ·~,13:~ a. rn,_ EIY1' with tb: 0 Sl.O neighborhood 0 fthe Weinberger message the baby J1l: all rlgtlt. 1 The baby Is w.:.ll and find" The ·• house. · A cri:ptic: tel-'C'hone message ume voice 16 Jqiputea l&terJsaid. "M. W. P. F. O.K" was retftved ''witl you please ma.U lts;re Mrs'.b)l TV neneast.er John K. M 11c- Welablll'&ef get.' my JlUICISlge, 11111 carle')' Friday l!!ghi jun bd.;. baby Is eettiA8 meclltlne and tho he broadcast a mC~~Rse from formula. Everything U; OK!' We:in~f ft Sl)'ing the tldn•per's relayed the me8SII' I 'bu\ heW denDnda would be ~ PiD- wd they bad no way of knowinC h!fll indiel:tej! ·~~ ,..... ~- f6 lf they weR 1111thenUe. _ • " oJ w, SELECT ON EVERY BEST '~'::~ USED CARS Reserve Details · At Dist. Meets ,.... - .MOTHER PLEADS AND PRAYS .FOil H.R IJABY'S ...... _, JC/ LJij, ;;;.} �- ' ' ~ .. Ort!lv Conune~tary _, ~OO,.J;p; I IIYNOLD I. GIIIINI The News IDITOit I f.;lbll.W ...,., oftf!rllOOII tteepl Sull<lar br The Obi• Vall., . .llbel. hie., at 110 lhehanle St, PomerllJ, 0 . Bus.tneq otlice .,.... J8l, editorial olftce phOJ>e 39'1. - United Pre11 St1ff Correspo~~cklnt Dm1\r1 T. Shepdov's first bli 'uur as Soviet Russaa'a new forl'lin mmlster appears to hav~ lo!:!en an embarrassmg faliqre Shepilov_, who succet"ded: veter.:w Vyacheslav M Molotov m hls r.ost on Jlm~ 1 llas Just V13Jtcd t:gypt, S}'na, Lebanon and Greece ln none ol the four collntr1es dHI 1 1>c accomph.sb an)ljb1ng, so far as 1 can be seen, to step up Russaa'.s pt'n ftrahon of the M1ddle East. He concluded no agreements or ,my value to the .Kremlm, and he met w1th some rebuffs \ NatloMI advmlslaJ repneentanve, BottlneJU-Kunball, Int .. aa Ll.aiftltda Ave., Ne-w York City, 1'8, N Y SL&bse.i't.,tJon rita: Delivery by carrier where nall:~hle 30 cefth iff wee~(· one ;yen tu advnee at The Da~Uy ~utlnel uWce. $1 II~ J"lmoattltt 1'7 80; three moutha, S3 10 By motor ruute where aYa\1.,1et one month fl By m1il one Jl'llf $8: 1111 months, St 2&; ·l~il.t moatht. $2 ac: oae mDnlb S.t Inside Info~ation ... I C~ai mu st compele wi1h otlw~' t•lnc:r.trurt~tm 1n lm'il , , Coal h 1s 11l"o ~one uut to regam ' mdustr1ul 11nrl othl'r healtng ma"· kch wh1ch hi'IYt• b"en lar~ely taken nv1 r by ot hn fuel :. It hJs donP 1Ju ~ bv n rren1 1 ~ the cnslnmer art UTtprove-d prortuct, tatlorf>r! to h1 ~ 'ipeCJ;.~ I nerds olons w11 h b:!'tler l!fl iiiOment fO burn th e fuel 'You can't keeo a j!nnrl rn~fl d(.)wn" ~avs the (l]f) wi9"P Vnu rceLi. In cOmJNI"&h\''!)y rect>l'll t.l)fnl!l' 1 ct~al haR lo•t out 1n certain ~t11 BUt eoal bas not taken that lyin~t rtown l1 is a m~a sure 1\', "R P"'ftlllT"lA all l'AIIrnr~rf !11 CI'IJ'DO:ti¥P• "nee burn<Pft crfll ""'Pn f:l'"'l'l' t'oll. T)aPn ('3nto> the f11P'I"I to t_ptt:, "Vt'r lhP "PfltPr nf 111,. ~ ~ "'"" But the c-l'lal mdU!tlrv difln't ll'ln). ".$1"'1 ke"o 11 """" mrf q~tr, of thw.e locomotlveG•w m Certain riahh, such as th nght 'l'l!en the Bulletin adds f)O'VJ'I Thai nght to work involves ex actly what the term 1mp1leJ-the llJt: right to join a union or not to Knowlnl' that Chrlet, be~ · ln1 ralaed Irma the dead, dleth no more; death hatlt no more doatlnlon ovu Him.- "Our (Roman1 &1 9,) Je 1u1, our Redetomer, Savlot, Friend-ever pre1ent, 1t.. way1 patient and undentandInII In Ioving klndne1111-1 "'alke and talks with. Ull thla very day All He d1d with the people who knew him in anclent day1, when we free 00 ...., •elvea of liQ and jq prayer leekHJaprellenee. one of them I 1.::;:::; I , 0* led Chin• In U. N. l Bp<"!"' to c..tilr! ASIWIOTON-A lUI 0.hl II tireWinJ o&nio• aloft of Rod CfWla to the Uri.lta4 NaUoU ud a wftl oomt tQ o IM&d at 11M -~ OC lho till AlloRllolr II 1119! W n = WUhlnrtollollclolo IUlUti'flliilfiil\"' jt&tei;' .......,,. IIJMn IUCC!...,ul Ia keeplnf the .,elplnr rer&mt oyt ot UM worw oc-.1 ~ 1an1u.11on. nuq Analb' k>e out h' 11:.1 6ghL 'the 11tuauoa 11 lhlt the admlaalon of the Co"""unlatt cannot t.e illociCW by vtto b6oauH the tuue wUI oome up in lbe lfMI'al .... embly and not the acuttty COUftC!U. when th!a country haa veto power. · But thole Who have been leadlnr the 6fht aplut brlnttnB the ~ Chlneae lnto the UN are prtparbl.• for the new altuatlon Thel'f ill !J,Ik that Senate Republican leader William F. Jt:nowlo.nd, or Calllomla, may move W tlli• llW United Slatee out of the UN If the llltl4 _,rove auccealful m forclllr the'r way &nt.o tat Wrld oreanlaauon. • • • • • MORITAD A.Hb NA'I'O--Otn. Laurl• t<lorltad, ftrtt United State• air officer ent to hold • '~lioo\·lo.itl a major lllitd command, rae .. a tourh mort It probltnt wh•n he laket over •• ('hltf (J( tht "' -~ A.tltnttc Trut)' 01'jiJUUtlon derenae toreea lttll tblt )'tar ' ~tfntmtat n(Klrtedly II rift UlQtiJ tht lnttr-&Ultd brau at · ' t hudqaarten In Franoe. _. r '1 oftetn are Hid tb havt e0rilplalne4 that NATO hU be· ioDifl & ~ ot ... ttpchlld" of tl\e wettem powert, that It hu failed ""pport ~c!:f\i(l: tfto 1 UU• 01\ct 10 BIOWII\fiY promlaed and 1\1 tuLurt ~.Qiiilatkl atllt\ldd' h\t1utle W••t Olllt1niiJiy'a AI C lfl'-!~t' tlf mkkt I. bit rn111te:t'y ClOI'ItrlbUUoft to the UtiComiill~ 4;111.-nN J¥ttem, the North African troubles wbteh have ........ rrUot, Ut4 &ht lkepUcal commtntl ~f IOMI \JAIMd•lt&\11 ..... ~ tt waa noted a1so t~at not long Llfter s_nepllov lert E&ypt, the Egyptian 1up~mt m1Htaty coutt Btntenced 4Q Commumsts to l$rl· gon terms rongmg up to sefen est Irbhrrwn , Tommy Loughran, yc.~ors. They were accwed of plot, and Longbran murdered him The lmg to overthrow t~e re&tme of \ match wus called no deci.!Jlon, _. J•resldent o,mal Abdel Nasser. The only reason, Galhco says, n that TOmmy didn't klll Carnera Shep1lov, a powerfully built six , was that 'J'ommy 11ot overUred footer, wus haiLed as a diplomatic rrom Comera teanlna on him baU ol tire when be sueeeeded Ml Tummy took a dozen clouts 8! M~lotov alter having se1 ved as tht caliber that Pl;'imo u.sed editor of the Commumst party ag::unst Sharkey and didn't even newspaptr organ Pravda. Fv1mer Lodge, cnuc'k \W'g<ginll-- blush ·ale1 found 1n an alley, sta1k As Pravda's editor, Sheptlo• visTOLirdercd, after a convtctJOn for Thi"\' m11de hlm lhE' match that ftt>d J<:gypt last year und set In ' Sl rt bl mg, an'd a II f m1s h c..,• him, rea1ty, b ecause D..t· motion the deal by wbicb .Russia r!:!pe- u-. oung lh e ut! ,, II f'r IIWi mmers or th e tl me f y W&.!! Rl1., " 1n the cIInk an d every ananged f~r C~mumst Czeehone 'k nh rked out" Sluukey m body w.mted monev Thev paired .!!luvaJda to send Egypt millmns of M1am1 WJlh a puilch that nobody him wnh Max Baer, tmd B.aer beat ddlars of war matefiQ}s of all nw History says this w~s. a lum mlo bid tielllth They made sorts. p10per fi X thot tnl'!Uitcd the arhs Jnother W1lh Joe, Lotus who .seri· A Gr.tnd Tour !•c dcm.mds of lhe t 1xers A1 r.us l)' crippled him, Hts recent v1s1t was arranged leas1 lne t&nktw 1s supposed to , Then unuther hack named Leroy berore he took over the tore1gn rmd 1ht> glove with Jus clun 1 n. 11 e.s t!JJ'e him apart, and the nunuttry He dec1ded to make 1t Th ey k'1c k(I d Leon ,,ec • , 1 1 ~1mgsters threw him away, He ou o l llnJped 111 1 rb a grand tour byJ e~t.endmg Lt to lhc pletur e ~to le most or Car o a career o emg a t he other countrtes, • nera·~. mun~.} , und then a tragc,tly wr~~tle.!.ts path 11 1 1 , C . Shepilov offered Egypt a \:tlg uccur!'ed a e c 1f an • ar nela, but ~e'11 MOl nq la\J.r suit Hu lon g tt:nm lpan to help ftnanc e'th<• llnde Will wns currl'ntly 1n the privacy Wl\8 IRV:~defl by ga11 '\ building or the great Aswon rug: ro1 ;; 01 ,w bu y l ~ h pl.mk 01 , lE'rs "J'h guns, thil'Vlli and mm - on the N1le Rrver Prem1er Na!.. r vlhtl, llld tlw bnvs nut>dcd dough derur~ u long, hmg ttme ago rc!ut>ed to commit himself. Nasser The) m 1rlu u motch with an 'hon 1956, by Unit~ :JH;o seems to have made 1t plain {nc) !hot he Intends to keep Egypt on present "neutralut" course 11S' between Wes~t and East poor ~uit agtlln st the plctu~e people for the mvoswn of hi s " privacy " 31 ' lf'gt'tl 'n dlcule" and loss of pies tlge With Ius fril!'nd s, ne1ghburs and buswt•ss ~~~~uc1utes He never nw:ted uny of Lhe thin g_~ he 1111211 hon!l as lost Dn Prt!f'm 1s sumg Columb1n P1ctur~~ uvt'l u thm~ or Uudd Schulberg\ callcft "The Harder They FulJ" He It:>ckons 1t's hi1n they purJ:rnycd ~nrl he was nll~ er ,.igh\f!r But the only thmg thr def('Uie has to Jn, lr this p!ece or Idiocy ever sees a crmrt, is I'UIItl n chupter from a book l1y l'nul G:~l Uco, calted "l•'arcwell to Sporl ' published by Knopf m 1938 11ntl the case is closed. Jt is generally admltterl 1n print , o\Oer th~ yt'ars, that whl'll J!¥'k Sharkey did a r.lnss1c dive in 'lodi&ml , thr splush Wll" hPfll'd In Italy, 1vl\ence poor old Garganlun came, rrom a llttlt!' town culled Sequals, F1.r, you ~e. Carnera wos opel. atr>d by the moh boys just hku fLAhterp;: are operated today. A guy n11med l..fon See found him In fl tr11vr•lmg fa1r n~ 1:t Grero· Roman ra-.sler He put ltlm tnto Jeff Dt( ksnn'~ Sulle \Vial(ram 11' p,, Jq to !\t>e 1f he cmthi l'llftnd up with :.1 mun half hhl slae _ . .Corltr...,.,. ' """ Puul Gttlll(•n wunderrft tnto thn by aer•tdf'nt and thenreflll'· ward knew !Jll thcte w.1s to kn ow nbnu! Prlmn·~ cnpubl!Jt)e'i 1om! 'lhl! wa~ In wht~t WC! ~I hrnok 'Pe•lle1 callM "The l:!:ra of Won det lui Nonsen se" when champ Ions aboundf¥1 a.nd the hoodlum .c~ wete arist nrrt~l.s of enterlalmnt•nl rie1ds-jllst likP todHv J ''on SeP brought Carnm·a to Amertcll"! mode e deal with the rnoh, an1l the gr~.:atest st1•1es of ~f!h1li~ smf'l' Jack 11nd the Bellnstalk look rlarll ··Clouts His 21st ' ._ 'f ' ' ' Jf ' It- I ... ... ' ... Jf If> ~~et The Meigs Little Leaguers :~;~~~~'~ I KoHio Tro T.r;tl• Ymktot Bow • loyd i C I 0 I O! E... _ h . w... PIOOOii&dl-n Ha .... w.... Mcl(ooqlo WMry M't.s .......,_ ::~!::~-::. Stark iohle ••• Pes ab r h 28P I 2 I 55 2 I 0 1 a o SS I 0 0 II 3 2 0 "21422 Hqsplt1l .,-Hh a akvll fnctun r.. utt of 1 bike accident. •• 1 (Sentill. t\ Pboto) ~' Jruljl!)t,pa)b a ,Wiehita .. c~"'""""' 7 1;\\•l•fi!l• ~ ,. "' 7·00 Ed SUUiva11 SbOW ", 8·00 GE The,.tre ... , t ' ~ 8 36 • AJ:fred<'HJtahcock '' Mil!~ ~131WE - iMIII!:I{:NI 41JIIC)¥JIIft 1 Qmtl!i " 'lji~n••i>Olls .J r": 1 f!enr~:l1.1iit L- ' c 4 2 I 31 4 3 4 CF I I 2 LF 4 3 I Hut.Nrll Ill' 2 . I 0 lF I I 0 U.Io Total$ ., •• 0 :122011 ·l,l!ff.~"~ L~GIIJ Tor~~M> 3 ~llll/l'"l I, "! ~lpl• .coll)P,Yeuon .Q( ~~me of ~un11~ v •i!o•II · /f,eul • • Guintt..r M. WIMiwtnaer B. Jl'JWen .".Todays Sports · Parade . ' . 63.0 Private Seerital'Y', oo ss ·Tt.. Douttl• Curd:,' latt'ltl-... WIS ··- ·-- SUQda)' Sboweut 3·30 Adver&uf& • .... 9 21427.,....... Turon\" 4 .M••/i'•il I, BUifal• $64,000 Ch~tlbma:e 2 ~....,. ~ ~' tll•w! 13 QotuD,J,~, ,tH_t.vaD• at iJ.~hl1}on.d, 2 gap~es, 'J)ostponed, ratn' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION C:'lhBttanooga 15 Nashville 3, ls1"7 'nn Chattanooga 8 Nasbvllle ,4, -2nd BirmiQ.iham 8 Atlanta 5, 10 inn 0'30 lD·OO 10.15 New Orleans 7 Mub'Ue 3 2 28 Sign On Back at jlle Ranch 2'30 3 30 FIJm, 3 45 Film f.wlnit.s .. 5 00 Sagebrush & Saddle 6 00 News 11:6Q 1200 ' 1~·110 I ot) - 4QO . 500 . UlO Grande Ole Opry - 8·00 LaWr.e:r.c6' WeJ<k , 5.30- 8 30 {; tVe Wreetlm,J lo':l5 : tr.I-Stlte Th~atrt "' The )'anMeter reumon' Was held -at th~ Buttlngton ISland , were Mr. and Mr'i. ' , ,t.Cr a,nd M;;, RU:t , Mr. and Mts. O.ta. iM Mr. and .Mrs. Ch1renee Lawrence and sons a.U\o! Vottland.; MI'. and MrCL. D P!erce, MI'. and Mra, l)e~~vei' CurUs and !\ons, Mr. ~nd Mn. Hobart Nflwell and sons, Lo'ng Bottom: Mr. lnd Mrs Robert ~ vanMeter tnd fanllly, George Curtis, Mr artd M'n Glen Ba:k.er and' farluJy or Reedsv1lle, Mrs. Susie <;oohl~ turd son, SteubenvUie; ' Mr. aqd Mrll, Leon t>onahtte Allilnna War'tl of East Livftrri:J, Mr. and Mr.s Rlchinld Van'M r Sr, LMr and Mrs Delbert Hti er and daugh· lek-s, BeverlY: .Mrt. and M~. Ri· MAaRIAGB LICIN'I ~ard VlinMeter (If Mar1etta, Ray Snmrriers, 4(), Edwrlght,. W. M':r. and •Mil Don ~ Brewer and , t(lal l'l)iMr and' DordthY Boggs 'of Pbrtland; forrtJt Ra~lne You A•ked for It , .fo'Bm FestiVal ' ft:ot) 6:30.~ 8.00 , 'r'4 ' ' Mack 'Am"eor Uo-'. 0 00 Focus. J 9 30 Heart Of lt!he Clty 9.00 Masquer11de Party ' ,$CROJL~$ NOT 8UT 1.110 ~ · 3P 0;30 Ozlrt Jubilee : ppd w g. 1.1~ Fllni 6:1 LittlJl Rock 6 Memphtst 1 EASTERN LEAGUE 2 J_ ohnsl9}Vn 1 6 Albany 1 ~ ' toy ··:?•ll!( , ,·' •tOzOO ' Pl*)1110use 115 10,12 . Filn1 ... , ! '' 10:30 Hollywood Straw Hat t otl•idt.eport.. ... • Ger:ld Stethe:n, Be~~~; ~ty~nt Sunday With h11 ~a.hbts Mr. and '~ ~1rs. Enlmeti Stet'heill. Mr. and :r.fr.s Robert Barton and family spent the week~nd \'iltli llazel Johll5on ' ' DAIL.Y.· PR.AYEit Bleit<~ fo ·~• t\i111n wfti.lo Goli Is, tho ~onl. P,.lm 33:121. PRAYEK· Our Patflfw, we thabt Thee (or mater)al resour~,;~ I.Ci \ necenar~ tO ure bW n~t ·to gfoeat- t ne~s. 'l.'hdu h~t ta~c.h't ~~ , that • '· ' .mate.m, ' I ~'9t 10 OWll reeords, aaves his own mq:liey. Hja,'profilllntteQe with t!Jl effort he m•Jw u 'JI (~ He'• his own boas. ,~Je , biiYI! his paiftn :wh~ ~ ~ !!lg,retail to M,...· P!'Oil~<' ," · . l~!lltness doet! not. r:on• 112: ' · buli U1,. vlUtllty of' tht! people's trust l n Thee, For.;lve U111 our sin~~ (t God. Gtanl ys vision and -tuldanre. Renew ,OiJr stren(UI to do Thy wiJJ, In Chmt's ntme Albt'n, l'lltJOn'.s ii¥Jiiblliij; tO. Orle r~source11 In fiiAT'S lGT .ALL Y1ntees 58; oyer, Cards 37 Jledle&s 57, Lope~ ' ~ ~ -l'l'l"'!®· ; •IOl!l w .. h diem. , TrliDIDI JIQ IIllo wm . l!lab hit ..... 1o lite- ' eeu an eiilllf p•lh ~;, traveL Yea, your newspaper- --.:_llio1 '¥1 aJWO)'I Jearn• ~ ·'"IDI· .All thrOugh the IIUIU>)' vacation days ho goes ,bll witb bl1 .;~tton , A • l¥!n• ' ' 11!1 io III<Vt J'oll iJid hb I!ODliDimlty and to ' ~ ln Phllad~l;hla, another fiJht~ n1md Aee Clarh wu p;lparlng to blut ott' lhe tldf of 1 PrimlY~· h.:acf when JOnttbOdy IIIII the tteer In• ®mmlllee .~.,.,.. him wJJat tit llacl ,undftt hb cOlt a~d nted h•rit to ldp~tlfy til> oaUbtr alld tiildemarli. tt. "li oiiJiy a club ll•hter but .he \d•lf;. ·~· aad ..uJil,a.,.,. ... BU!V 'eM AT THj;:' • ' '• .Old P~e . . ·· STOCK CAR RACING SUNDAY AT #!~~-- ~ · $1 • : 1During The, ~ GIUANTIC 1 WHOLESALE • TI·RE ,SALE CLAYBANJ{S SPEEDWAY. • ." 111220 214311 IIF4130 ' 21511 ·0 C42i!t CFI210 , .. , 4 I 1, 0 LFII20 IFIIOO IFII-ol UJII6 I ,, ... ,h. I 0 I Rf I 0 0 t .F 0 1 0 0 liP I 2 I a II I .0 Jl 0 2114"'21 Ill' 0 SS,P , 4 4 ~a SJS,PII 111 .120 C I 0 a I SS 1 .1 a I A. Hamm ISIIOICF·P ~ t 0 0 M H•mm CF I 0 0 0 !IY'Oll Cll'pilntltl' ......... ••• Cl' I 0 0 I Whilo a 2 1 a 1 1Gudon w.-, 2 00 7;80 Stawe Shgw ' 8 00 Two 'for .tllie :MoDey 8 so Rws M(lrgan 9_ 00 Gun Smoke 10 00 ; High Flftal)~ 10 00 The Late SHow 11 45 The Late Late Show Off Prayer i 0 0 0 1' Werry 1 1 0 Reibrr LF, 2 l 0 0 ,._kin ·- pJlute ·· - 1 IF 1 1 0 .kohnton aF 1 b o I S•rFnt IF 1 1 LH C1l1 ~ -to J! I 10 TOJt•ls IF I ,._, J ~&~ .., ' 4.00 Face d:le Nation 4,:30 CBS Sunday Newa !S~po Tel~ /Time 5 ;,O Annie OetltJJ :J 8 .00 J.oassje 0 lr•v• 0 llrch e 1. Wlckllnt 0 W..f. •fttool<dt.,. CteiiiMI 1 l 0 1 0 Pot abl" he C•lw"' ' Glhnore 12 Dt! 12:00 !llc• 12:30 Wild Bill :m:~~ 1·00 The Way 1.30 My Hero Bi& Picture Li'l Rascals Baseball PfeYJew Baseball Gatne T.own & country Cro.ssroads Stories et tbe ~turt Satlll'daJ News 'Speeill Bob Waper Sports You) are 1lbtme BOot tbe OI'¥Jk . .. 'J!le Hq,ey~ 5·00 0.30 ~ 45 1·00 6·30 7:o6 -· .. Gun.. n !Tal ' ~~=~:~•m PutiNat .....r r- n.a1' , S!8: o ';>i;'IW ~ Ranger 1 ~~ LF ...... 0 1 J. WldriiJM a••.., W<;HS-lV Ch"'·n- el'~ 0 .:."··,: ' 4 45 Aitd,.wt 3 0 ll 2 II 1 1- ' 2 00 SJtb "Oft • !2.30 Sigu- Ofl ' - - ,. l - - - - - - - }-.:;.__ _ _ ...._ , c; Ull • • ' Si~N - c'CF Smith .sin£~ JW).. fi So NatiOnal S0w'1.,Q;, """~n.. • • _,. ~ ....,.., IQ·OO ~II( TOW'!, , ': ' fd b COUnt ot IM~ilte G\isto ~..U !OO .,New.t &. SPorfi ( " _. SA:TUIOAY Oo 8 30 s•~ ..,. 8 liD c~~ XonJai'oo 8.30 Mi&hty MIJUlle ' 0·po Winlcy Dint & )"oo 10 30 T11la 'Of Tens Rat)fent 11.00 Jill TOp ~ ... ..... ed .against fom ·~eond uil.d fo\frl h th" Cardinals 8 00 Alcoa ):tour 9.00 Man Aaainst Crime 1'Iwe1tre < ']ross' s~.-ocon~ since he broLIKht Up f1 om the' ~~~:::~io~:j """· ~mg~t Gl tbe 'll LaocLJe. \ CoatCh(,>r Ed B1nl ey also ho;m••re~ to bring CmcJnnutl's. ~tal to U~ l'loJne run:s fot' 73 a:amea Q;_ay Ja'bi!)ns.kl, apper.rl,na m ~f mc1.1p atltl' a s'x gqme rest, drQve In Om::inn,a:!l's rust run with a 11"Jple 6 30 Frontier , "" '- fr;,r>'l; 1 00 St·~tve Allen Show ~ . ' 1 • I Of -CtUTent Season .L Topper ' '· /1- Holearnl how 1o metit ~j;t and 1o get Thelle kids carried '~that used 'o be called "the dUft>rence " Gal· ltcn QUQtel q f\Jht w~en 3 biJ Callfornta Nr,gro named Dombc. Chevalier a:ot fa~clnate~ wl\.11 Cernera's monumental chin and WI'.• stnrtlng lo thi,p hlrriself R Gutaon Bor1tum \Vfiu Cb•valler'• DWn attrtndantJ rubbed ted. p6po per in his e:vfs, , 1 ' ' 't e 00 1:~1 " Ho Jeoms l,l!o ~· of w•- o; , Dl"r S~k Jl :15 11reiiSUl'e Tfita'iti ind Carnera-we Will now lose MVMirmr See-was/ ~tt~eretl hv •ut:!h t:h"rmln.~~: typt~g as Uncle W1t1 Dulfy- when he out or the ~nPezer..-Bhl Frenchy dtl '1'ange, Boo Roo Hoff. OwnPy Mad dm tnd a beautiful mrm nameJ llood Time Charlie Frledmun ''SntHH oiMI 'W-.In'' ' y<lfi ch•<•· ~. i:C ... th;y bo~l l'l'lmo• 1'1!11~ aueJI Hl(ltll~ II, f., 1 QJlo:loiD<!fl rJo fl 30 Youth WanG to' !(now :... .a·oo Frnntiera 1o! .F.alt~ ~ ~ ',: 3 30 Amenca'h Forum .... ' 1·00 Zoo Par6de - , 4·30 outlook li 00 Meet the Pi'eft 3."30 q4spe1 l(anDniif Bfitf' ~ !i·4:S rf~ws Pictw-& 1l II 00 Newf & sports In · ~ebaJiOn, "Premier. Sabr1 E1 1lov to prori'll.!le the ~a~ ,., full .supp()rt against Israel Hj!', ·lnd ' Afo8ba. gene~ally, wef.e openly di:;pleased wheri Shepilov refused. Civil Wlir Rtm11Mfer ' In Greece~ 1~ wa~ m.ade •vide1il to ShepUov that Greeks rora:otten lh~ eneOur";gemenl RuS. sill !!llve Greek Communi.S:ts In the lohg, bitter cly1l war. An Athens ne'Yspaper aald editorially that Greece has a f1rm friend m the United Statq, a 'rlend who aided Greece ••when 'husia wu phmning Our destruc· LOD and "like a vulture was .;wooplnl' doWn to prey pn u~." Shepilov's lnvltahpn to ~~~~;:;j ·\ar~Jmanlis and Forel~ 111 \ v ~ rort to vistt Mosl!o..J was IH•ted ~ ''premature" al\d nOt "aiculated. to be "ebrutructite" :hi!! time. , 1 A )tlghly.placed foretp di(!ll}< 1utt tn Athen:>~ l!al1ed Shepllov's .,.hit a complete f~llure , "- ~;..~ neutrlility, A~sal\ tried .Vi(COror.ytyip.;,,;ntti~• ·l 11 t •,' "' ( tn Over es,l>Wm·•;SI¥sf:1:~2 ToW''~ep-~Cirt1C"I!eagu1:\ ;- ¥UJ • I '< 11 45 ln(l4tt.ry oti , ,.Para4'1'~, 12 00 B1.1ildina America ,I 12 30 TV Ohapel • , · ' ·" >l 1 00 1 Talent Shownse 1 + ~ ·30 TBA ' '1':, 2 00 !0 30 Ltbera"" kn·tn 'oWl Mm to 11.30 ' ' L 11 00 Tbi.o la l}tl-We 7 00 Patti Paee 8 00 People A~e Furmy 8 30 Festival of St•rs 9 00 George Gobel • \. 9 30 Adventure Theatre 1 .o 00 8a!urdey Nl~tl JambiH'Oii In Syl'ia llkewl!e, President Said El-Kuwatly told Shepilov lhtt Syria iuteqda to stick by a policy nt strict ' Fury '00 TBA I Primo wa..c1 p fighter who couldn't fight. II~ couldn't havt· Jml)cked out your oltlt•st grt'At Mlllt If he had been wean ng bras..~ knucks and the old lady wa!l te1her4:ld to a tree , 10 10 Slfli OJL., , ' 10 15 Ch-0. klence , 10 30 Whit OM'"Perloilt CID ~ 30 Roy Roger. 6 00 Sporta Eye 6 15 New.s Picture 6 30 Down You Go Q n pr1m0 . C0fftefQ A d 1 shuullln't lmagme that N ' dim. RUARK REPORTS old, Pwnu t:al'llera Will get ver1 fflr Wllh hls mtlhon and 1-hPif "Th1t right \() IHe mean11 the rlli:bt to work- for hko eating anti llPeplnt~ end breathing, workin~>~ Ja an lndUipen~lble pBrt of livlna" t.au l'tOii~ ~ ' !ton BY ROBERT C. RUARK "These are God glven rights and i' told Shep!lov lhol Gceec• woold treaty obl,gatlpm wllh the Western Allies desplfe their anger over t&e. (;uprua 111lu~- ' Sl£n On Howdy Doody Bulldmg Amerlca 4 00 'Dance Party The Era Of Hoodl•lms /t)rl!saw M need to write fhem In· t~ the Constltutlon. 1 PrefiJ: 1ers Cotu;ta}ltinf! av.d il'6te1g~ .Ml"b1stor Averort tejecled an in- stand by 1ts /, I u ~ ~o ''-.dO 12 30 1·OO to vlslt R\ltslp 'Uhey also ftt: thp l'IPht to ho freP of thP emplover ThiS 1~ thr elllm nortent rJ!l:ht fhat the closPt1 join a umon as each mdlvldual cr:~erclon bv eUher the union or ~hop and the union shop deny In t~,~undiDB fathers toolt for panted , certain human rlshtJ and th~re • In •f'@!l But, as a DeMUe Foundation B;dletln ob1erves, there are vital rlgh.ts wh.i~h are not 80 ~pt>clfle.d 'fhe Bulletin U)'A "The Constltu· tlon does not set forth the right of R man to eut , , nor to ~Jeep , nor to stand up nor to ll e down The•e actions ll't" part of dally llvinJ-of ll(e llsetr, and there. fon need no defming" 111 RuHi•n lnvltal~on Jteitcted ""'"I bv trial by jur~, are lipelled out speclrlcally In tht~ Coruli1utlon of the United Stole• the 1 lght to hfe full 1upport :Gunl,dVerenmiRllloi~gohr, •tuSpposedly free people / ;~::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~ ·~==~==~-- 00 II 0Q Dm;ppQinlmtnt wu expressed thf! Arab nat1fns against israel £• Uncle JohnnY COOns Cap~in GrtlJ.aat ME WlZlli d Captain i Ro Down on 1ibe Farm Western Theatre 10.30 m Egypt, Syri~ and Lebanon be· cause stt.ep1lov refused to promise "1fher- nartl,.nla""l" whP» 11 t~ a l)a r c and ver!lahle md1Hifry hkf' • cr. the> ~ i'uah!Jn ac: hopPlft~!l pn rl WAtl1 1to .. ~ .. ... - ~' •loon ..,.u,.,,. l'l'H u.tllnou~ r.nal Rtosearch tnr h! ~ just announfi'ed that test work on 11 coaplrPd u~ ful'bine Joromo-tlve or hieb tofficiencv and ecl"n orny, i• expected to r~>ach com11h! tion this ,vear anr,l th11t the fu·st SATURD4Y 8111! Doo 1130 to 00 ~ I (It the industry'~ vi~~~r and spin! :hat It has i!ftnt' to work to rrgam t)tt l.:Rt gtound ' ' eg. ~GUIDI ·' . ws~-tv :.Oita-nVi~ 3 .! •i/iiDJOY • BY CHARLES M. McCANN Dttre4 &I aeooQ:cl eluJ maillla matter at the pO!It otfle. at Pomero, Ollllo. • • .~ lters_ . I Lf 11-P " Lf 0 0 f 0 4 t ,J I 2 0 •• t 0 0 0 LF 0 0 a 0 111214 ' 4 NI)TI~I MEIGS COUNTY lEAi. ESTATE OWNEU Tile To~ .Books .are .ncM _., for the Paymen!B af Delinquent ond Jt.ne, 1955 Real Estate Taxes, . Books will close Jul11 0, 1956 Clr.. G. Miii._,.M.Ip I �I 1 I MIDDLEPORT' '" ' 1 \ : ~"'' .i\lla • ......,.. ll.r IV~ ,• · IL. ,Wlll II puhllab..O f'Aa . . . .U.......,- • > OWIO......,ed. 1 7lii8MITH PAMILY •, ' WAJTRESs wuted. Applx l:n per-. :l~· z.~ fOD at the Home Restaunnt, ~·, Hrtioa. Ko-""1 •.lwile U.,... Middleport. 7-Ntc'I~ ''teat. per word t~ tbret _ . --.. -. IISiect........OZ.v IDOilUa lot 21 eate ~til ltl\e Of 2 C:lfDtl 'Per WOl'(l ttportedl i.m..ra.:edla~. 'Itft Dally SenUa.~1 wW not be reaponldble fer _.. .... IDOi't tbao ODe lDCOtr~ ul 'lb&DD and. ~Pf'Cial ~rmied tket ot .tveotll 1D ft~ al reJU lar dusifjed tatP.a. Obllu.tl811 ~bliahed at 1 eeot l*' word. Cbarge4 Ada rec:etna bf or lelt"phunt IJ,Yen eareful .to".£a. m.u Uola. .•' i 'l • j · - --· .. <201 Business Services 1 ,, For exterior or interior paiotinc, 8-30-12tp 1 I F......, __ ••tchmater. COIJ..INS LERS. romer'". __.: _____::::..:; cfay. All Df tk& ~ Wll ex· ',..chd to be l,n p~e •lthln a few d~ Follawlna that otW conatruetJon ~ rwlll .(oil ow. tt ••• one• ex~ &o h.Ve lho loulldll!f .,...., for "'" • 6-tf cta. ~ales 1053 BUICK SJ:ot,dat Deluxe 2-door comlnt·.b.NketfNII .,.son. WJth white top, THE RIDGE-KENO i ioo•h'"· ! · Now1 lht ~fr. and Mra. Ever~lt Milhoan an'd 7·6-6tc Ooubl¥1 ' oHcl1l1 II to ·~ . rudy fw ,' 1lnnlng of the , ..-xt ~tlon. I F'or~ . Pphi(m Sisters - · - - .. -~1052 FORD VH V1ctorLa H•rd Top, J<"ordomat\(', smart white with red RADIO • TELEVISION SERVICI! lop , $895. Blaellnar's, Pomcr&y, Phon~ 200. Cltlland AppUute Ohio. 7·6-·6tc Sture, 118 W. Main St.. Poraero1 - --:::-:--;:-.,~u 1952 CHEVROLET DeluXe 4-door ,_ Sedan, orgl nal metallic &reel'! fim-s~. $695. Blaettnur'.s, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7·6-6U: . ___.' __ Bronx York City and Mr.t~._D,,~, ·~ J':inal plans W tbelr annual Insurance City ~:j~~:::~: to be held on the nt~ment whettl Dow Le Monllay, d At!lens waa <mi of tbe July 10. at the Midd port Roa • side Park v.oere made wben theMeigs Temple, Pythian Sisten, met at tb't K. or P. hall this we~k MUton Ruuell, MEC, presided at the ·meeting. The plciiic ,i.s for mernbera of tbe Temple, Pal!it Cbief~; .St•ff an.d OfCicers and 1heir-- ram:U811. 1 Like new dark blue fin· ish $1295. Blaett11ar's-, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-6-6tc SediUl, sparkling dar1!: groon flni&'h. Blactt.nar's, Po-meroy, Oh.lo. 7-6·6tc $129~. 1U55 Coupe. UUit:K pnwcrCentury fite(•rlng, Hard-top $21193. Bla •ttnal"·~. Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-6-fllc - -..- ·18 B 1 Autu Serv1ces ----·~ L H. RAWLING SONS CO, - :It aour Wrecker Sorvtce. ~Day P])on.e 6227. Nilht Pboa.e ~g. ,,' ' '' ,•.•• t, X. DODGJH'I,YIIOIJTH DIUJ.. ERS. a.a.~ . l r' ' f•t, 1"l l ' ~mp\ete WHEEL ALIPNMENT, b•~ancin& an.d brake •ervlce. Hackett'• liafet7 SerYic!e, Well !)bin Street, PotnHOJ, Ohio, 19) For Sc.ie 1049 flodge Truck, good cm1rliti"n l{adJo, llca tcr, SpoUight. L. C. Heed, 7lfo~ mi . N. of Pomeroy on Houte 33. Second hou:ie above Slate Pnrk. 'J'hrec I 20 1:1 J Insu ranee I'J~~~~~~ .and Mrs. ·Harry Ke!aer 111re visiting r 4a.tives tn Co1umbus. Mrs. Ev-a Rudotph of ZaneaviUe For Sale: :50 Acre farm located Ia the guest of Mrs. Carrie Gru& In Lebanon Township, jolnlna Homer Icenhour, Portl•nd, Ohio Mrs. Walter Baer, Mnf. Carrie Call 397 G&lllpolis or write to Grues:er, Mrs. Eva Rudolph and Box 31-8, RD 2, GallipoMB, Ohio Misa Lena Gru~aer were Ga~Upoll' 6·30-3tp vl•lto1'8", Friday. Mr .and Mra. Glen DILl were buslFOR SALE--Pe.arl Klt;by lteal &· ne58 vlaltot"!l In Gallipolis Th.urtday tate, Rutland Townehlp. !il Mr. and Mn. Ed Noon ol Col'BCres bnd, house, barn and out bulldiDQ'6. See Geonae A. :Mein- umbus who • are 1op8.Adi:eg • week thw home Mlnenville were At. ob.rt:, Mmlnltrtrator. 8-l..U at hens visitors Friday. (21) ~eal Estate -·---- 7·2·61p pic~cc bathroom outfit used, Vad\Hh, Phunb. ng, Phone 46-M Pomeroy. PVMEROY - 3-bcdroom hou11e, very Jarae liYing room, bot water 7·6-3tp - - - -:-::--:: be&~. 3 bloc:U from Courthouse. J.o'QR SALE: Pony and hurnc6'8. ()nly $1,000.00 required aa down Mod() I A FOI'd 'Truck 16 Acres and move ln tomorrow. Pavmeni ~ bay, 2-whccl tra.clor tTdlo.r,.•feed gnnder, 1:nnglc -11nd double trees, MlDDLEPORT-6 riJIJm frame, 11 in· gJe floor, .IOOd neighborhood. pony and horse Ct".llars, :and log Convcnlent. $6,000.00. Will tradl! chnln , Arl Hc1111, Ht. 1, Mlddlefar property In or near Galliporl, Ohio, Lcod1ng C;.-eek Road. poha ur Huntinaton. l'hon£ 6923-Y 7·6·3tp CUCKLI:R IIAL TY l'urch Valance, roll up tl()rcb lox 229 PMne 1Qt.y 8h11dc11. Cloth awnings, E!ectrl<! T·T-3lc fil'1it $30 00 ttlk-c~> il. Joe - - -- &-l&-2ate - - - - ·- .. -. ~ --10 % oft un all t'nn.!l nad Garden flo •• · l'rcckcc Plumbing S<~op, 1 Pom•;roy, Ohio. tl·30-6tc · FOR SALE OR RENT 7 room boun, a bedroom•, waU lo wall earpeiiDc, Auto. melle ga1 hoi water , heal~ lng oyolem, 101, Hl,i. SL, Pomeroy, Ohio, eab 182 for further lnformaUOll, ' CONCIUITE BLOCKS ...u. - ,. LM" GRUE8D 11LOCJI: CO. I Mil•• North ef .,....,., On l.t. u. c.n wrn.· Or.....,. Rock ltwllllt Superior 5ervlc' QllaiJty • J Mtrchon41te \ Rtoeonobly Priced apart-- 1 Util ities 1he Home f~rRe~.- 7·5-3tc l<ldden, Clotlu. , 2 , aU wlth l•unJ\.. N, Bena:el. II-lUI Trtvy·Fiilsterw•ld Funorol Ho1111 .......... G. E. REUTER Publlt o\eeftlllllll We In~ Baollkeepln& Aeeou~~ll, .\adlll, Tu J'roo blem~o Notur Publle. Offltie ...... 1111-111 , ....,•..., Nal. f1U11 .JJ.... , ' 1~ ~,, ,_. Jt., .&""V'""'t OJtlo ,' r.<' eve and Helghta and · Roo and son of Colum- RODNEY DO..,...,_'G "i-..Ln INSURANCE AGENCY "ro.Au-Do.-h ACICID8NT Lifo, Cuuol~ ltodt CIJ(f Bl'lHH H ~al •h hold theit' anltua l pieaic 'IMdtly at 11:20 ~- m. at Baile}''! The l.:~urrl ~ 1.1h will 20. Haul ....... with <effort ) -In I.Th.eiltuU 22. Short~ '"' Oil nrtebr~e 23. Employ Jt, Waft*nr 1'. Ranc,tlut- 2• . Or&"an of alght 16. Cqtt.W (P,ba} 15. Gil-l'• Nekn&mt 11r *·d:lrt'aname £pc>u.) 26. Poema • t~ ot lament- t. Olapatched lt!l. TJult. worthtneti tO. Shelf ~n a tr1Jnk 1t. A · biOfJ'I.Ph1 lll.IUvtr tOtr. , 21. Bronle eoin t ctib\.) 22. Hblt H . A. thbi 6ne ntt 21. Qul.t, llllt 1&. A clrde otmttal 1&. Ho.p~t•l Co'rpl;.:nan &.tion , 28. Tuber 35. Let It atand 31. Mimicked 33. Ont" who' throw• a 36. A v<olume (So. Am.) JR..() (abbr.J 34. Eut by 18. Lampr!!!y WUih lt. Oreek letter !abbr.) Iprint .) 37. Grampua: 3$.Uberate 40. Uttle children 42. One and one 44 . Gold CHel.) 30. M':ulle Mit 32. Am.tJ'I.cu lndl>n n. lJo¥ ipln 35; ActOr• who feed llnt:t to ·, eomtdlana .A.AU:rn 1 as. fl . Ap&tbotle U . NCA'ICI ..1. (Vu) ,. , . 13. ~.,, ...~ ·, 65. 10. 1'1owel'l l KJn Club Hosts Visitors From OutOI Town c I wmar~ The ·bostesseli aerved a de.ssert roune to those named above and Mrs. Lee Pratt, Mrs, Harold Ebers b"'ch, ~Tii. EmmeU Blackburn. Mr~. Tboodbre ~ow and Mrs. E·ilma Leifheit. During Week ~fJuly 9 ,, You. hove aomtthlnt To Sell, Trodt or An· IIOUftCI, Let A Dolly 1 Sentinel Dleplay Ad /llaag'a Entertain or Wont Acl be Your .4t July 4th Party Dr, and MrJ. Ernett Maag enl~r. Rtprt..ntatlvt. lnined with .I Fottrth of July fam Ily partY. •t theJr Summer home -They Get R11ulte - alf'Ar Long Bottom. fhe ~"U,.U were tht! Rev, antf WaldO BarteLs, Pnmero:v, and their dan(fhtera •nd their ramnles Mill. J•mea Bowman. and Jane. Ruth. Miry and Loh1, Cleveland Hclll'lls and Mn. R. P. Ro.u and son, Wt~ldo, · ColUmbiana; and Mra.. Re;n1o .M"eilchlni. (Jackie Maa,rl and eblldren Micky •nd Jennlfer, Pomeroy. a - ''""' c•t"'Jib. ., Mr.. Clarenc--e MM1ar • I• Honored AI PartY IF AT THE FINAL OLYMPIC TllY.' and neck with Unlnlslty of T••aa fa""1,...., OUT.S in. Lot Angeles Albert Hall Davis -shattf!red tt.. worl4'• ,... 2h ot Cornell Unlvenlty.. Ia cord With a time af 49.5. The shown ttopJ a• h• vlrtu1Uy throws hlmaelf Into the nvrnber . pravleue mule waa 50.4, set by Ru,.la't Yurll Lltuffl' ia 1951. o.,. plat. on the 1956 \JnlNd At bottom, Bobby Mornaw (Wt) States Olympic t.am . He ~eel of Abl..,_ Chritliaa, tWo an UJ)'et victory In the hammer flnlBh n,.. to 11!0 flnt place In throw witt. a new m1et record thlt 100 - . ~ final• In 10.3 Of f9'1 ,_.. Tlh: inch•s. In cent.r pfi:Oto. Glenn cavta (left), Ohio- sec-oiHk. Running " c:IOib sicoM 1s lr• Murchison, AtTny soldier ~ sopt\ofnor~, takeJ t1Je l~t of the 400-rn.t4t~ t;urCiiU nftk en-. diard Vaughan .-.LA .L. h .. Sr.,. Mrs. J . E"J..oi.J<l"h....ac , .onrfl. uo:rs baen" nnd Mr~ . Wald W~ndon. The birlhday of Mrs. Clarence. Ma.nar was celebrated when the '· Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Church met Thursday Real Estate Broker atFederated th(' church for an all day In !IIDDL81'0RT, OHIO 61U.,M IIIIOtfh .a11 ttuilling. A dccor&led birthday ca~ was ~erv-rd with a pottuck dinner at noon to Mrs. Maasar, Mra. Clara Sebaf'(er, Mrs. Roy Seyfried, Mrs. Lena .Huber, Mrs. W. L. K:aut1J Miss Anna purst, Mrs. Amanda Ko~par, Mra. Ai:ldie Grueser, Mlu Lent. Grueser, Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mr~ . Walter' Bjter.• 1\trs. Raymond Hood, Mrs. Carl Shields, Ml'1. I Olno Murt'ay and ' Mrs. Nornu• Klot&. ":::::·:\ iii , ......... i Mrs R. p \• 1 2R. ),Jjture ,Mr. and Mrs, Eftward Abca~am and son of LRn.sine, Mleh. are the the pesta ~~ her parentS', Mr. li!nd M1's. Edward Parker Mlnersvmo:o~ Mr ·•nd Mrs• .Jolm F'Wler and 80nl!l of Akron al'tlv4!d Friday evening for • WHUnd visit with 1 t:helr PJrents Mr. ·hnd Mn. WilMrs. Harodl J•lhnson, Sprlngliam li'Jther, lltnenvl!lle- and :Mr field and Mn. W..illlam Leht•w and and Roul.. 1 ' wns of Cnlutnbus w'cre guests L Mn . H...,"PV v•-J <Oil naC ne. b eo Lewil and ftlend (If Colum. when Mrs Charles Buck entertain a~: :.re ~~u7da)'"B guest$ of Mr. ~d the ~Kin dub Thursday evcuMrs kenar" uck. lng at her home, Rutland Road. 11 Akro 10 Davia .Jr. and famn-, A short business se!.lilon was ~latlvea. 0 were rocent RUe~ota, conducted by the pre.s ident•. ·Mrs. Mr and M P""U C. J. Ebersbach, after Which a Mi ·Er ra. ., Meinhart and r:umber of games we1·e played a ma Smith entert.t;Jner:t with ~lth prJzes awarded to .Mrs. R~- f lans kind~. Supply, Free installation. LTS~turGsdayJ were at H:elr Dale allWippel . 213 Un· ·l.:~~~~~~~~~~~:lho,::c~!o,n FOR SALE • Mt's James• lt. usB . ueata Jon Av11., Pomeroy, Ohio. Ohio ahtera oi ctw~an r., and dau. •. ),3,_,, . ,, J Jf'a rm n C' Jrl!;. Ja n ~· ! Kay B::aker and RciJert B e r. __ ~- Y:__ _ __ _ CLUB PLCNfC MONDAY ~Inter ·· •1tttf.) I •<>rvPd dunn" th"" f>':'4ninJl" •¥ere \lr. lind Mrs Jlldsrn w;ftlt!', DAILY CROSSWORD ~ f, Elec\ri<al J.~ ~ NOTICI OP DISSOLUTION OP co-PIRtc:;:~~IIA'f.::ITI~G Notlc_e Is hereby 1ivea that at the shareholde~ Gt Producers Dairy Co-operative A.. 111otlallon, Inc .• a non-profit ma,.. .ketina: co.opel'ative auocJ.atioa under Chapter 17~9 of the Oblo Reviled Code, bel4 un R\U;aJ Route two, Coolvn1e, ·Ohio, oa. Jun~ 4, 19118. at whlch meetlnt B'll of· the C"apltal stock of oid corporation wn represented .ud voted In favor thefeof, ~he te-l· lroWlng li.e•olutlona were duly pPssed alld adopted: RESOLVED, ~It, pursuant to Oltio R. 0. No. "17'02.-!7, thie por~ion be dissolved by volun. tlll'y aetlcm. of the _»>u.rehoJ,ders of this eOl'J)oratlon orpnlled as a 'a meetlng "of co-operattv, assocl•Uop., ' ' . .,~· wltb eaplt1l stock, qnder Chapter 1729 ol .Ute , Jt.vi!ed Code of Ohio. , I!.ESOl,VED,. .ll'\IRTHEII, Tbat Lboe President or ' VI~e ~ f'resldpnt, 111td · the ~ley, .be. ~nd Ut_ey herebY ire, 'lutborlatd 11:1d dlr· ected to execute CerUFieate · 'M V6luntary DlaaulU:thm pura.WJnt to R. C, No, l'lfi:U7 IE) ...d other ~e~~ary papers to ,elfeet .·.~ueb d!Ss<lhaUon. RESOLVI!I>, I"U)\TIIEll, the Treuurer of the 'corporatJon be. and he he.reby Ia, dl.reete"Ct to. pay all expen.es and reea, n~~s· aary and proper to effect .aueh 1JitltoluUon: E:xeeuted at ' Pomer!W, ·otuo, thlt 29th day o.f Juna. UMSfJ, . GUY'11. ~ Pr••ld•<M , by. R_9bert L. 'HIUI&el', . \ , :, td8 FJ~u~ ~-~ llaDk.......,.. Mar11'tti, Qblo, At!Wjl.,ey (1), SO; (7) T4to .. ,. , , w. Tlle pkbp. Special l'rleed .. ,, , ' .. . ' .'' , '\\ . . 1 crt'~m and cake WhiCh. Wl'...e · ______ 1 '_kf'. _ __ _ f~ . Sherbert, wafen and iced tea were aerved by Mrs. George ChJids Mrs. Ralph Glbb,s Jr., and :Mrs. Cash Babr at the ·close of the meetingj.,. laauraact~ ProtectliiiD., Life, Auto, rue, PollD. cau DoD Hill~ lllddleport, Olllo• . Late. 11. ~ lr;'rnie S!!do~~n . 2-door . Annual Picnic To ; _Be Held Monday 2-door 19S4: ft' ORD VB Customlln~ , ' l ilt- 1Jh1o Valley Gran.ae. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hunt and ehildren were visitinR hi.; rel01· Uvefl, near Char1Htol1 Sunday. Alice Dcldto11 s~nt Saturday •yenl~ with the Hcwetsoru a: •• bulldln• l!r, aOd MfJ. RD)">'1 Ttlesday evenm q: 'P~wk•ba_n·. $119a. Bfaeltnilr ·~. Pomer{)y, Ohl 0 1!154 PO.NTIAC ,. _. F "d . ht The Gn~ mu n ay _mg ·, we~e entertamed by the vu 111ng trade on fW'nitcn "'r applian- I' ~ Su11d.ily. J~ne 11. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? BlUr'• will give yuu the beat bla1·k ' ' e1~1ae ~ilhoan and Bob Pick ~tt 11 1 Notices Sedan, " Mr. aod M:rJ. T)wlght Milrhoan , ~~~~her dmner gtJesls Wf~e ) 1r. GJimor" and l!t~tghlers, !!ally a.nd Waynfl att•nded the ~·edd:ng 1.1f ~ aria Sue J mn 1n~ th~ll11 for th '!l ', -"T'" 181 Auto ~ ~·• • '1' ·1, J: "l ~ uJJJ. ilil. rtCl'lYe~· WOra Uelnt•, ~· w.lllam. ipllin(t'l', of 1~ ~ - o~ fu, I~(Lh, greot, Th• 1 Mr• Amanda Ka11p.ar, Mr•. Henry ueat JUnddli'td. MI. · an M'rJ. ht•lr! and Rtdbt'l and :randda u ~hte r Donn•. R~ nald , JohllJOn 1Dol\na Ward) the JhOWJOJ O( thf !'llh!li'l Ler:a and Thelma Gruenr, t"'lumbw, bave announeed the FrN> Clreue acro,s the 1 ~r-s . Karl Crueser . :Mn. William birt h of • .l(ln RonS~Id Edward ' r o:n fh VillJ"e H 11. Fisher, ~lr.a. Uollin Bt ar h~. Mr ~ Johnlfln II , June 27. They al~u e • a • h·•ve another ~h il d . Grandparentll f r.rt: M'rs. Pauline Andetson and . Mrs. Carl Gilmote lhe late Merit Ward . Gr1•1t , .llrindp.trenb include ...-n. In • Honored By'('Mty Ward. Wortblngton and Mr. Mil· 1(! t , M'ddl ""rt• Mrs. C:~ rl Gl1more w~t the . 1 e,.... , !,.l\E"St of honor at a blHhday dl.n'It" given tw ltf!:r son·ln-1aw and' · QU!CK SIIRVICE oa b7 '""" , ,!.. ,~Tll'i~Nbum:,al I contact Homer M. Braley, Phoae 381-Y. Contract or hourly wort palriq . ' "~ He,J July 'f'~ Mr,:p,..,.,. 1':1''"' 11 ~ E> 'I' ...... ot>n· Of>Odwln, fl... ' (i•"'l' 8-8-2&tc accepted. ·•ort Carrie GrQI5el' 11 bo..tesl!. \f rs. rJt·nry R1•ibel. vtee pre ~i· birch c:ablnetl, and n~ wort. Call ua. GlQ' Neighl.tr, ~Broad. ~---'--------"--Mr:rlin llut!tU, aln Ad•m. Ebertor • l.u.tn•• · ,..... . Tb• next me<t· batli, "'-·,Delbert J!io>J,toln, lift. ing wiN. ·bt hel4 at the home of C: me <rrueur "n.4 ........ Mrs. Mill Thelma Gruts" with Mro. En :KI.Hfolpb, Z.aatnlUt., -. d•••· .... .. •...,. The f ;•t ~r'!bie£8 of )fc~nDlla 1't m•Jll· l'·· · ~' w Sl1!el's tv-ld tht!"ir .:1nnUa1 h 1,. 1,,, • ., frv Thur 91tp; 11 e'le· nint:: at B;~ ::,·:."s I~:.<'. · =::-:-~-- /- - , . - - -way, Racine, Otuo. . Ch I'elS Homburg- Fry ' ', Pomeroy-Middleport, OhlG r"ast W1l1 NEIGLERS for buildlq bouaiet, be Wr1ed for advertiling if DOt paid fur before the •.Jtb Of eub m<mth foUowia,J l.uertion. trrtJra; Ill AOVl:l'tls.ln&---ilpO•Ud be f'~ ~ ·-----·- ~ Dullv Sentinel, . .• SOCIETY . 1111 Help ~ .~atu~~~~ ~l'IY.,1 1.~~~ .....·.~..,;...___._ __.__.:..•_ J .,.,....... q......... DX QXYXNCK ,•, ~tCNP . ilit. K, HPPXX' ,~ QZ,XXl~,' �• • '' ' • \ I.. ..,onclw;ion of tbe .5ftv1Ce. Cbureb of CbrL<1, . .Mtddleport , Fred 1 Gardner pastor. !:hble 'sc~ool 9:30, Mormng worship at 10:3{) ~rm oo "When Jesus Holds lh.~ Reiru~" · 7 30 Evenmg service I .• prctltdent : all of MYF .age pJeas~ lw present. Lancaster Hl&h Sehool Jtesday 7:30 Prayer meetmi and Chrltfl•n Sd•nce Society, ~.U Bible Clas.s. Mulberry Av e, Pomeroy Mormng Thll ' w.iten WHr •w•y th. Fint B•ptiU Church, Mlcldl.. !.t!tvlce J l A. M. w!t h Sacrament stones; the torrents wuh pnrt, Rev. c. E Hoyt. p.lstor the subject of the ser mon and the tiM toil of the Hrth. (J_,., 14:19 Church School 9 . 15 ~o~ rank Cht1...-se- Gulden Tnt. Let the words of tRSV.) brew, Supt; Morn 1ng worship <at !llY mouUr. and the m<'dJtatJOn of PRAYER: Help us, 0 God, to JlO·l5 chlldrcn'.to sermonctle top1c rny ht•art br acceptahle m thy l build a bulwark tn our lives f" Quccr But Beautiful Houses", q,; ht, 0 l.orl'l, my >lreng\h ami , ;Help us 1.0 make 11 .~o secure tl.at se, mon topic ·'The Glory of Go¢ m,v t:cdee rner Psalm ~ I~ 14 Sun. desc<·nd an the Face of J r:.us Chnsl", De,.~. 1 day Sehoul lQ A. M. \.\ednesda) 1 ' when the storms of hfe us we shall be able to iXlY, "Or.s' meeting aflrr church ; f'\'t•mng at G The public with the psa lm 1st, thod our 1,ing ~er\'ICe 7 30 Rev W Clair ~ ~ <'0 1dmlly InVIted n (' admg room trwt is m Thee. We pray tn ih t" Harmon, Dobbs i"erry, N. Y., WJI I "lth ~1de (•ntrance lucalcd at the ' .Master's name . Amen . br> guest mmtsler; Tuesday 6 30 rt<Or of lhe c hurch, 011cn to the LO\'f'J Oy c 1rcle at ttlt' Jtuartstd <' puh!J< Monday and Wednesday I 1ark Wednesday 7.3o nud week fr m 2 to 4 P m. Preiibyt.ri•n Church, Syrf,cu•e Pray~r and Praise :;erHct:: anri Fir•t B•ptht Church, Ralph C. Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pnt>tor church buf mess me elrn g, 8 30 Zundel, Pastor William Watson, Church School 9.30, Robert Har- Church Counrt l meetmg , SenJOt Supt. 9 30-10.50 Combmed wor· dcnt,hSoMpt. ? Eve~tng worC>hh!fd 7 3,0 choir rl'hearsal ~;lip and sturi) SpecJal musiC. Scrat e e1gs t:ounty 1 ren s Church fJf th• Ne1•rene, M mon "SIM·erv m our Free Land" Home. A prog~am WJII be presf'nf., port, Rev Robert V St}'l.'rs, pas· 2;00 Youth P•cn ic at Bailey's Lake e~ by the chtlrlren the pastor h•r Btble School 1!·30 Lester f<:~y Wt"dncsdHy 7 30 receptwn for wtU 1 spe;:~k and the rhurch w111 lor !:iupt Murmng wor!ihlp 10:30 pa~or 11 nd fam ilv Thursday 7·30 .h:;;';;'';;;;':=''';;f;;'"';;;h;;;m;;'";;';;;;h,;oo;.;u'_;';;;';;;Ih;; "' to~ 1 c "Annoinl ed Lay Leaden;hip" w oma n·5 MIAAi~nary Society ~ - - - - - - 1145 Young People.s' • mcetlDg , :rwetrn g Echoe~; from "House t-:vemng sf'rv1ce 7:30 topiC "Trans· Party ·· · f'>rmatton of the' Elder~ " ThurS· ~ederat~ Church, Waldo J. day 7 :m Prayer Bcrv1cc. Bartels, Pastor 1-Ted Blaettn&r, He•th Methodist Church, Mid. Supt . 9 15 A. M Chu~h School; dh'port, Rev. C. ' Raymon Konk· 10.30 A M lloly Coht munwn. nghl, pa.stor. Sunday School at R•dne Beptlst Churoh, V. Wes0.30 Ernest Covert, SupJ; Morn · ley Jenkms, Pastor. Sunday School illg wor.~hlp and communiOn ser. 9.30. Mnrr.mg worshi¥ 10.4:5. Eve- . vice, spec1al mus1c by Mt ~s Ann ning worship 8 on the 1st, 3rd, 6th Srbroath, Bridgeport; Wednesday SLJndays. Prayer Meeting' Wed·J 7 p ~ chmr practice n esday 8. F1lm strips on the life First Pr·ubyterl•n Church, Mlcf· of tire Apostle Paul will be 11hown 1 ,.... dleporl, Rev. Howard Ruppull. every week thru June, July and I pt~stol'. Church School 9·30 Ja.nes August ' 1 Buchanon, Supt. ; Murnm:z; w•n·sh1p Bethleh~ 81ptl•t Chun:h, V, 10.30 topic "I'm Glad I'm a Com· Wes!ey Jenkms, PastfJr. .Morning munist" ; Monday, s~·s slo n 7 30, wurs h1p 9 30 Sunday School 10:~ 1 Tuesday, Deacon and D eaco nesse~ Evening worship 7 30 Rev. Jen· ]'nnl meeting, Wednl:'sday t1.30 klns preaches on the 2nd and 4th Jun ior choir; 7 p m SeniOr Sundays. Mrs Edith Codner preaches on thf' 1st, 3rd, IHh Sun-) choir. Mt. Morleh B•ptlst Church, Mid· days Prayer meeti ng Thursday at dlrport. HPv N n . Hordon, pas 7 :30. F1lm strip on tbe life of the 1 1 lOJ' Btble .S< ho:tl g 15 Arlena Apwtle Paul will be shown every R • s t MornltJJ! worship week thru June, July and August. 1;:~~· B'~~ p m . Ptesbyterl•n Ch_ureh, HerrltonThe Selvetlon Army, Mlddl .. VIlle, Rev. HqwarCI Ruppelt, ~as·) P•Jrt Capt Gl('nna Rumm ell Sun · tor. Church School 9:30, Evenmg day 'school 2 :~n p m Hnlm~1ili w(lr.shiP ul 8. mectm g 3 30, Opr n a1r meeting 7 Third Street P•nt~:.:ost1l Chutre:h r 111 S<t lva 11u'n m.:·ctlll" 7 30. Middleport, H L. Barrett, pa,qtor. Church of Christ In C"rlstlan Sunday Sch.ool 10 a. m. Evemn,il Union, Mlddll'port, Reov. Guy. F. service 7.45 p m. J Sayrt', pastor Sundo•v 1:irhonl l:J Methodist Ch•rp, Letart F.111l1, a m. Od ell Manley, Sup!: P1·ayer !)·30 A 1M. Apple Grove. 10·30 and P1a1.se se nJCe 7 3U Wedncs P~ants, 7:30 i• M. Lotat"'' Fal's Ru· 1lay ll1ble ~tud~ 7 30 Evangeh~ · nal Life Serv1ee wJ:th special mullc se•·vu·e Satunhw 7 :!0 sic. Plra·yer mL-oti.J18S ' W<'dne.s.day Alfred M•thc.did church, Rev. evening 7 30 Letart Fall's, Sunday I :Meies CQunty Pomona Granae held ata 11egular bl·monthly meet. hog at the TUppera Pliilll School on Friday evenlng, July 6th, with the Q (1 . WilUamt Gra.n,e as ho.at. Virgil Atkms, Worthy .Master, wa.s in charge of the meeting in which the faith degree ritual wasl:tv e- n in full Iurm. Candidatea. r~e'eiving the flflh degree were Ml'. and. Mr.i. Raymond !<' reeker and Robert Lilld· stammer, all of the hOlt grana:e. Mrs. Heil Fre-nch wls pianist lor the marching and idded mueb to Lhe ceremony wHb bt.r aolo sing; tw•,. ~ ~~n Ev~· I I Sl'r~1ce I I HI~. I I 'l I I "YOUR SUNRISE TO evening Gmve, SunJav CVC· nLng EastApple L~;ta~t . MYF mel'll1.ngs H M 9· Grove, J'astur Sunday SchooJ .~o Lloyd Dillmgl.!r, Supt I '"• e~cmng I~~~.~~.,~~';.',~~ SUNSET 30 M•ondoy 7 7"30 Grove, even- ThUI"Sday P. tM Apple En&t Letarl. o;"'"'"" w.,,h;,, ""'"" Wmtnesday 10 ••. R••vle~ leader r. " 7 30 · "''"'· Luthmn Chmh, ""· day P' "'" "'"''''" Jul\• 7 ''It!' lrl'am SO· L. M Mnhrhoff, Pa9tor. Sunday st.""'' ~ h 1 11 tor.. Dlnne Servlce8 at 2 P. M. Tht>o Smrth, ev~y nr:tt: and third Sunday ol each IJI.ODI!h until November. Pub:zc invited. Zion Church of Christ. Loc•tttl on Pomeroy-HatTisunvJUe Road. Rlble &.•h.ool 9 30 A. M. Momlclg Worshtp a111tl Commun'lOJl< 10:30 A. M. C'hl'IShRn EndeavGr 7:11) P. M. Evening ~~n,hip 8 P. \f. Thomas Wyatt Mm1ste r Jooeph Johnson, B1ble SchooJ, Supt. Minenvlll• Methodl1t Church. Rev R M. Grove, Pastor, HOiml.er Rou~h. Supt JO A. r,r. Sunday Schon!, 11 A 'M WorsMp Service; 'J1u-{'8!illl.y 7 30 P. M. --- Children Heed. Good Examples 'Jives. /' • - I Midway Cpmmunitr Church bot.wem 1Jant8v-ilde and De:.:1rr on Leadmog Creek Road. Rev. R. E. Thomat. pastor Ji'l(Jyd Cl:el.and , OhUl"Ch ScrvJce 7:30 P. M Prayer meothtg WOOnesd~ .njl!'hl 7:30 P' M. Everyone (l{l('d•i alJy d'lloVIlcd TM luHand M~odlst Churcft Rev. Robert E. Lmter, Paator. Sunday School 9;30 A. M George CarBOn, Supt. WorBihiJp Serv1ce at 10:30 A. M. Th• Syracuu Methodist ChuKh Re.v. Robett E. Linter, Pastor, Sunday Sc-hool 9:30 A. M. Dana • • - - --- Wtncbrn nncr, Supt. \VQr$-ll lP Scr• YLCclf 7.30. THE RACINE MISSION, Ch1rlel Bush, J'a.~lor Sunday School ll a. m. Sund11y evcmn R: worship 17:30 p. m Weekly Prayer St:rYLCCJJ TuCitiday 7 30 p. m. rvrtland ser vlcos PraJ-cr sch'Jce 1\fondw.r- a~ 7J30 p, nt Regular church seivlcea Friday 7 ao p. m. ' CHURCH OF CHRISTt Hiltnd Chapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, Bible School 10 a m Supt. Henry Eblin; Morning serv•c·c 11 :30 A M.; Evangeh:;hc Service 7:30 I". M, Maln Street , Pomeroy, Rev. J . Gr•e• l!piscopat Church, Ei11t Edwin ChaJ' It>s, ReciGr; MrS. Ce~ dr1c W Clark , orgaDJst. Worship and .sct·mt.n at 10.36 A. M, Holy Commumon f1r st Sundtty in month. C~llrrh School, Be!o!inncrs and Primary, at 10·30 A. ¥ For inrormaH<m concerning · our work, please tcl('phonc 302.J . . Chrittl•n Chvrch tt Reech-vllla li!vt'ry Sunday Ill A. M. Sunday School and Communion fm1t Sun- S1r'urday Onlr John Bromfield ,.MAN '.&rr..:.i.-rreo from pin-roiling pr ~ Aitranive aatural fin- ~·-·-- •ll•uab you "''Y point, July7 (In Victory Jury C.k>ttx The Bise-Hetzer fai'niliea I • " ' -·• t 1 ) (T......:..n eo or - "On o busy day, I always ·say A milk break is the very 'thing ••• To make health and spirit's sing.'', da;t. I w.d- ,,' IQuartet Captured At Believed To Be Same Bandits Stephenson e, Funeral SefVlce8 ' ·0 Be 111"euJ1 .''. .LescJ T ay ' Funeral aervlees w-UI be held at 1 P . M. Wednesday at the; Raw· hn 1 FuDeral Home tor Robert Step)'len.son , 77, Middleport who died at Holzer Hospital at 12.10 A. M. Mnnd.ay. , ..coata I Ute Two armed men beld up Kelroy'a Nlte Club on Route 1 D~ Pomuor earJp Sunday monu.na and aeaped with approxtmately thirty dollan taken from Uat i •wner otul othtn, it ...... ported 1.y Cblrl" au ...u. Uei&J County S~erill. , It wu reported that the twu mea miued setting tbe day's re· Ct'ipts which dropped to tbe noor wbea Grue,er. owner or the nite fint became c. L. 72 .. ln. ddenly At D 'es Su 1 Locomot;v• Home On SatUliday I A retlred railrCJad man UH6 lhe deceased was • m4!'mber or ''• "'"'~echood of Flnmen and Engbleen and m 'tUber Of tbo Knigbt. ol Pythlu 249.95'", ;, ' ' "" ' . .. ' A 10 CJlB!y 'FOOl\ .l'RIGIDAII\E '· Lodge.· He.~ was tbe ~n of tbe .Jcbn ~nd IAiey Aqn ~o.wn Step. hen110n of Kanawha County, W. v•. REFIUGtRAl'OI~ '' All Bu1iness I• Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey CJ! Racine spent Sunday hero with tht-lr 8Unts, Mrs. Ella Pow~Jl and 1\o~r.s. M. preaehfq sua· dlf cbureh in month ·lO:ao A.tGI:lflb M. aburcb c:ommuaJ,on ·and Preacb,in&.-ftev Ha'roldt,C. Doster. Pastor. Mary Randolph. ~-;...:._ ao:. .......,. """""' ~ ... ,w."'• ~~:'d~Y~·ch~l ., tack mE . 7:30 P. a,ild TuesUY ~ '/ " ' II. RRYer meel A HEARING·AID l'hal Fils YOV·o,.'llladjvldull N~ . FREE Htprlng Ahl 3:30 P. M. Sunday. DAILY Pierce, Friflnd ·· Named ' To St!Wt SENTINEL &:; "With : ......,. That . . ~ ' l All~taF ., · Traded· ' Martin uld he collld not know the IUbstance Of the ~,tephone e~;U. &lt!louah In the I?Onverrati~ "' J~Vel'hMJ'd t~ • ,bif _ o~ of tbe men p}d: ~ " ' and 0( this ,mus. I ~jw~oftah~lp~l0~'~30~:~ii6~,30~Pi,~U~; I Evao.geh.sUc Wedneaday for tbe •' " M=:; on Court Street in Pomeroy t,i•~WI:::-:::-:::6:·:-:- ;.:===:::=====::=::===:: Syrt· taken et about 8:50 P. M. Saturday: Ray Zirkle PorD~ 1 wu .t,aken to Mo!igs G~eral H:Ospl.~ after ~uUeri11S: a heart attack at about IO 30 ..-.~, : wu Homer BTadsJiaw home alter havina suffered an at· ~dt!.Z~'";~i If You An l!•vtnr Hearlng l;llfflcullh ·vou May Nei.d' ' , ' can't mmun ' ' You your future lpterms"Of Y®l' "lilic:homc pay~· The portion Put\ in the bank: each payday will tell the real • ' &tor}. Ot )'Otlf piogress and ~curity. · For your fut,urc-add rei!'larly to , , ,your :wvings accqunt in our bank. rcu . LouisVille :lit ; ~SiX Player Deal M:;l ciuk of \vest traded over the pl~yer deal Mtween Mt~rlins ·at tbe ,.wa~ six ence. • The LIMU" Startirig lineups for •the ga~e­ 'he 23rd since tMo classic was in. 'IUI!Urated in 1933-were unoun· ced ,ail follows : AMERICAN Harvey Kuenn. Detroit • .1~ ~]son Fox, ChiCIQ:O, 2b Ted Wiliams, Boston, ll Mlc~y Manllfl', ~w Yorlc. af Yoai Berri, New 'fori:, c · Al ~ne, Detrolt, rf MiCkey Vernon. Boston, 1b George Kell, Balttnlote, 3b Silly Pierce, Chk~80, p NATIONAL, ,' Johnny TemPle, Cinr.l~pa'd: 2b Frank Robimon,. Clncl41l,ati! If S~n ·Vus~l , St. 40~!~~rJ 1• ken Boyer, St. l,.q~IJI.:1o ,; Gua Bell, Cincinnatioj ~ • · Dale Long, Pit~bur1h1 1b , F.d ~ue,. Cincinnau .. c . ' Roy McMillan, Cinciilplti, u; liob· Frle\od,. Fjttobur(b, P 1'b iNTII HOSPifAL~ tbe l>eac;e Percy .Peeto tile ' : . • . ~ IT1 S TRU have ther.s at ner home in bonor of her daughter Bhclia'.s Qth birth· seeond Suntlliy Itt m•olb uo P, I ' ' Mrs. Hc).cn Blake entertained a. group of ch1ldren qnd their mo- M. sundly Sc)Sool ani:l eomnUUtioa Martin Hotel 1 p~ till' 5 p~ CEMENT. co~ ,, BLOCK ' • ntlne at ~e I ' ' I ·l Mrs. Marilyn Maiden and Debra of Middleport were r.e.:eni guesbJ of their aup.t, MI"S. Chloe ·Mills Mr. and M.rs. William Chiqers nnd Jefrey, Philo, were recenl ,:uests of his parents Mr. and Mra. Oren Childers. ........_,La,.,.lll10 _.. __ , 40 "LAW VS. 81LLV TlflSt.KID" Sco lt Brady ' Betta Jolin 0. - Each '"''""tlnol• arternoon pl'a:r~ hour. HouM of f'r•iff. Cfitsttr, Su• day Schgol 9:30 A. M. M~Jrnlna: wor$bJp "11 A. K. Sunday evenin~ worship at 8. Prayer mcertng on Thursday 8 P. M. Church of Chrl1t, Brallhord, Rev. John Wyatt, PEJIItor. Bible School 9:30; chUrch service, 10:30 ~outb meetilig 'at 6 P. M. and evaqeJislic aervJca Sbnda,y evenIn month l11 A. M. Cb,~,,~ [ ina: at 7. Japu!J Reed, Supt. communion and prea.chmg: third . R••dsvllle C!:htr1•• ·~· Pr..land Supday In month 7:30 P. X . Norrla, Pastor. Sefvices at Jopp1 tburcb prcacbing-Rt'Y. J:Urold C. 9:30 A. .M.: Suaday at 10:20 Sun· Doa1er, Putor1 daj :;ichool ~ LO'i:&g Bottom 9:20 A. Chrllt. . Cl]urch •t Lon1 lot· ~.; Pre1ching aervice 11}:45; suq· tom, every Sunday 9.au •· M. ib,y Sebool at Reetd.Jville 9:20 A. Sunday: School and communion; M.. Pncaetuae. fir:st Sunday in month 1:;.10 P• .'d. 'PrH Mtthodlst Church, Harry church preachJq; third ~nday Batea, Pastor, LaLlt'eJ CJUf. SUD· ~D. month 10:30 A.1 •M. Church com- d'ay Sebool 9:30; Claas meeUna nlunion aad preachlna:. -Rev. 10t30; FMY lilervlce 7:00; Preach· 'Rarold c. Doster, Pastor. tna 8:00; Prayu Meeting Wedne• Th• Church ~ of Chrilf, Keno, d•:v ?:30. Hysell Run Sunday every SundaY D:SO A. f4. Sunday ~bool 10 ~ n~c::~~ ll: 15· SchoW aJUI communion, .xond Edward Griffith Sundav tu Jilontb lO:JO A. M. C!.b j ·9 30 " -oo: a.m.,• Obilrch eGI~JmunJon and preac~ag meetin• 8:4~ p . .m.; •· tol.ll'th Sund&y in, montb 7:3ll P. 1 0'30 nv cea ,: p. m.; ...,ayer M. eblll't , b . preaehiU~.-...wv. Har..A~.;.•• "30 W - - s ,, p.m. old C. Doater, Pa&Jor, · &rHbury Ch,urch of Chrl~, Thto Chrld&en Cl!!urch al A v~- p - lock Grove. evert Sunl:ilty &:iO-,A ~an ~: =~'suqday. FI~H" T~tehni(91er) (Tetbnk:oJor-VistavJslon) • more - " lo- ' ' (' Sayre. During the lecture hour~~~~~­ Clark of· Rome Gran1e in _: County and 8,.--member of YoJJtb Committee ol the State Granae cllaHenge:d County Granges to ~~~:.~:: interest atnoDg their plc and to participate county, distnct and l itate·, ~o~l even b .. &hip 8:30 ~~::b~r Sun.•Mon. Jut~ l-9 Den Martin Jerry Lew16' "AitTIST AND MODILI" l>wquer if you detire. ~ ui ohcni 7'"1 1nh1 bow you 0< '' AI LiHie/u $5'.00 Pier Mo. ' • , Yrs. C. N. Jones; Treuur.er, Ted COMEDY·C<'RTOON .. J .Kel!d, Jr.; Steward, Qeo'rli Qell• helmer aud Gateke ~per, a'om .• UI Churchfl. Mot'ftlne Star & EnterprUe, Rev. Roger Bilher, Pastor. llorDinl Sh.r lhlnd.a) School 9:~ A. N. •Jlornlnt worehlp l¥ 11 A. M. MYF Suadtf en.. n'laa at 8. 1'hq.rs. d.y Mteniq, Sundoy S.bOol 10'10 How al'd Duff ' Lila Baron "BROKEN STAR•• -als(.I- Improvement PurchpH• ' ' ond ~ill I more often than not, be led fn'to richer, fuller • Thete d~~n~ble fibte boudo ... • ldlfd fot homo ctrpootry! E..y to an, aw, punch. drill, .oaH. bend, ,11.. '-wldl ,..... ..gular WOO<f. worklai ~li. Smooth, urtifurm ,l!'ijt.,..ry, •"' t.ll.t Open A Bii~-A-Cau nt For ' ! Chaplain. Mra. lAo StQI')':f Leitur, er Mrs. Vir&ll Atklu; Secre~ , \~ returned 'from ToledO after a visit 15'1th the Hetzer's eon, Mal"t'lfl. Miu UUian Shinkle of Cleve. land h; visiting her 1s18tEr, Mra. Elden Bl6ke Jr. ,.•. "Let's ploy like we ore.o l:iride and bridegroom.'• Child,ren love to "ploy I ike'1, A~d" they. ore good actors. They not only '!dress-up" in the clothing of adults, they toke on many at .the mc!Jnnerlsms and ways of the grown-~ps, Parents, and others who ore in doily or frequent contact with children need lo guard their speech and their actions tothe end that these ore worthy of imitation. • There is one activity that parents can make no mistake in following-regular attendance at the church of -. .. io\"~~~oC;;j1:P"'Pllth i ,. The annual pjcnic of the eom~umty buildires club w.u held Saturday at Forked Run Lake. •" "When the weather's worrn, • • I keep cool. To refresh • with MILK is my rule!" , • lu~i, ' 'ri(lll"" 6~; ( ' I l 1 I PonllJr oy , Eu guw Drown, pa81or Pu::~cJ:~:ar~;::!~~m~hurch, Pin• Wm 10 3(1 ·\ M Subject ' My I Pl rn• Jn the l'h ureh"; Sunday GroW!, R~v. L. -M. 'Mobmoff, Pas·[ __ _:~~ h~~~: 30 A. M. . wort were Overseer, lAo ' ' ' their religion-for if the children follow their ·parents' example in church ottenda nee and fellowship they con "' "" Mn m tho School • 3o A. M Oh"'"" Lyile, The UnUd Methodltt Church, Supt. Divine ser\'ice 1().30 A. M. On Your Dial ~ = • ' REEDSVIl,LE I 2 • ? • aaked select (or PrJnce and draw1ng for the eounty tat!ves ln tbiil c~.utest eeted at a eounty-wade 'youtb party to be arraJlled by tbe County Yoath Chai.tman. A brief exptanatiOJJ. of the . 19M' Soli Bank progra:h ~~n ~ r,egnd to the- ac~age reserve was aiv~ ·.bY,.·1,. C'l~u.et~ Aerieu~tur4!~ .~aqnt c. E. , Bla.!Jee. Plans fof' a joi nt rqellt, ~ lr~-~ 'witb' Vl..)lton {(o~nty ~omona Grange w~e developed subj~t to C(nflrmttlon by VInton Coun,y. It W~ arl.OQ:Ilnced th~t th~ lfOJ;Q~ Miss Maxine Reed. rJaul{btP~ nr 1-konom!o~ contest for , Pti"VJrin Mr. and Mrs: Alvin Reed1 local, G:•aqge \!ilJ • be ·h eld ,al the o~t 1 and a graduate of Chester lftgn ml'et.J.ni, Sept, 'ltb . A.t .tb,e el~ f!l ~ School ha! been awarded a ~~.OO the meeting the host ltang~ senr- " scholarship to Prepare fol' ele- ed refrsehment.. to .,.. mentary teaching, I I - Jtoy Miller and Mrs; Lucille Lelfh.eJt, Aslli:itant Steward and La4y A!>Sistant Steward, conducted tbe marching lor the degree wo~k . Clara Hurhpbrey, ... Porpona and .Mrs. Hazel Humphrey were in charge of the ' tableaus ' and the Court. Membe'rs of the Court of Pomona were Donna Holter. Mil· dred Stockt<ln, DorincJa W\~On, Mr.s. Charles Sheet&, LiD~ S*ock· ton, Sharon Atldns, R\llth Stock~ . ton and Sally Barteli. ~:' Olbcr · oUIC., ;assls!~ng lddle ' ."l _,' Pomona-Grange MeetiDg Held ·' .... At Tuppers Plains On Fri4,ay. llu;titutt July ~~,moo "H~Idtng the Fort"· W~d- meeting ·. Saturaoy, Ju'ly 7, l956 I Supt; MYF ~:30 r . M Eugene Frye 29August 4. A pan el dtscustuon reprdmg ca..mp IVill msue m the course of the '· ' \ ....._,....--:':'...__7";---, ~- - - - - ' at Thty were ideQtifled u Ali· thonr vat.tetto. 40; Thomae. Rude· · m.. 32. U.d Doau.nic:: M.afri.ci, 36,. aU of Cleveland Dd Darid Tibyn. Po, 3!. of Hub~. Ollio. · , Pollee •id at least ene otbtr , lbfmber of the &1111&., WQ aougbt •.; la .the robber)' of the Barpn Caf~. ,. r Tbe four were arres~ ~ A t roadblodr: at the mteneetlon of ' Routes 8 and 42 by Patrolman ' ~ tieorge· t.oltt a.nd .,_uxiUII')' Pat~l : oli mnn Rob;ert Robsou o£ New Philadelphia patrol )l-ost. Altbougb the officers found three revolvers and autbm~t.tic pistol on the ban· : d .ts. they .submitted without in- au cident. ll\ilney In C•r SOme $lO,oQo wrapped in a clOth Wfs found Glider 1 c:ar seat. · · · The tiandlts, carr)'ina revolvers and wearln4 maW, fon:ed their Way .into tbe cafe in morn.iqg · ' . wbile It waa doaed ployta, 1 cbaace ; to &Jvt em-w: ' place. -Tbree emplOy.. -- c, _,l:d room •Pd. liu~ . h><iil '" � 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 07. July 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. 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