http://66.213.69.5/files/original/101d207e1753e3725e5a456429788ed6.pdf 52c049d615db6fbb00b6a3e2f8565f3f PDF Text Text • • '' ' • \ 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 '" �' ' • • I .' • • •• - ~ f - ·"' I Sentinel R WSAZ -tv Ch~n,..l-.3>1 Colllbentary ·On tiCHA~D • I. ~N GIN. MOW. I The News RIYNOLD I. GRIINI •DITOR evecy lnernoon a.l!ept SuDilaJ by The Ohio Valle,. at 110 )leebaaie St., PumerGy, 0. Huslot.aa oWc:e pboae :t88, edit9rial office phof';e 391. Published IY CHAIILII M. Mi>tANN • 86atla~. Jn..c, Zutered as second c:laas malllol( matter 1t the pl)lt MONDAY 8,&& Sl(D On 7:00 Today 1 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home \lnlttcl , Prflis Stl'f, Corm~ The R:'n.:S1an.Pzy-liament ineettng v•hlch opens Wednesday IS Ukely to mark 1 noN step In the Kremlin's of Stalinltype ldft.ee at Po.Da~ro:i 'Oblo. National adnrtlt:tna represeabtlve, Bottlnelh Knuball, lac:.. Ml Luta.atoa An., New Yor~.C.1t1, 16, N.Y. 8ubserlptio11 rata: Dellvecy b7 carrier where taval1able 30 cenh week: one Jflr ID a'dva•ce at The DI'IIY Sentmel otflee. 115.80; moatb. $1.~; ~brH mont~, $3 90, By motor route wbere "a Dible: one lfto~, St. BY nbll one year ts; 1i.I. montha, $4 25: ,. tlih!J mOJ!_lha, f2.8G; ene month. I.J.. bottom 12:00 12.30 1·30 2:00 Camorti. Goes f.o· School Curre-.gt Tennessee Ernie t:90 j .turr .cJtdettr 'fime, '· 1 '~ . ,~'!· 11 :3tl 'F'orelift IDtngu'e 11 ,~ 12:00 T.owifht t·oo. s11gn Off &;oo mw,. "Pk.tUrt U5 Sp...... ;ity., . MONDAY , , ' · "\ ~~ ' ·tl: I • ;_ ma. tt.· ._ • ro- ~ __ 1:,1!!\ third- such as Generat Vandenberg and Admiral Halsey. Senator Kennt>dy c1lt's cr1ticism or the existing .systen. going back as far as 1815 His own solution~hich he follows In making hl.li own appolntments-h based Qn examinations which are open to all Especially tailored tesbl are lfiven, rol\owJng stiff physical ~xa· ·mlnatlon, and are carefully evaluated. Scientifically deviSed que:~· ltopnalres dr:s,gned to bring out <tala on ch::~racler and personality arc sent to former teachers, em ployers, and others Then a special selectiOn board, servmg without pay, takes over. Th1s board lhorOi.Jghly weighs ott the ractol's that m~o~y mitigate for nr agamst a prospPclive randHJat~'s chance~ for rmrcl!ss And th•s board ll~" the ~elecling. Senutor Kennedy says that he has not ev~n met one ~r h1s own appomtPe~ until after the board hots acl~tl. ~In ..~ .... : ;uu ...-... -..s ·M ..,.... , tbtlt- Godfrey · ~· It,~· ~·V..uaut J..II'IIY r..itv.."l ' ~~llJ,~e Hl,:SO · llifi!<!ti 1ilrt ~w Gu}dlnJt IAeht Mf~d'"y M'at.Jrtee Ali the W..-ld Toms ldbl1ny Cttl'aOD Show 1JOu~at"t¥ Bf~ rill¢ :llob Cr<ioby Show Tbe .Briibter Day Seerel Storm ~:10 Regional 0 15 Jfoug;Ju . · :> 1 • \ Filwa.rdl '6:3Q ···~ ~bbln".L-r • Uea 7.00 Burna .._ 1 ~ "' ' 1.8Q Taolr;nt ScoU!& Chid'!," ' li)rroll 11:30 Vic t fbmpOe ; 's,oo 9:00 St."dio O:De "' ' ·1 ' 't · , 10,00 Your aepore.O 10''" liPorG :Parade ~.I, 10)25 ~ Weat.bermiD ''lAi.J·' 10,00 Sta ..... Pla,l!.... 11:00 Uj> lollle mlooo N.... '' "' 11:~ The Late Sbow · Siil! Oil Prayer . I' '1 ~~~~·~~~h~~--------~--------------~· MT.OLIVE A·c Gl ~n Johnson of t~e A II WHtN-TV C:hanne11a .Mr and Mrs HObart day In Athens. MT. and Mrs. P. R McAtee, Mr. nod Mrs Blrk Hl.mer and son~ Mrs. Ev-a Summer and cblldren1 Mu; Martha Coffmfl.n all or Pa/ kersbtng, Hpwartl Parker of Syra'(use Mrs A:nfl!e Summerfield anti chtldr jn, Mrs Hemy Barr .o.nd family Mrs. 'LorimL Wolf and f£11'11· 1ly Mrs Lorlna YWD!lotto sons, Mr. and MN. MONDAY ll:S9 Sip On an dJOn spent With M!' .and Ml'B. Pearl Powell 11pent several d•y• "'th ber mother Mrs. Emma Po. well. Mrs. Frank Kelly ~n4 dan'1hter <~re vislltni Mr. a'nd Mrs. Cec•l Fot·ce has been visiting lm, molh· er Hazel Jo~n"on ami g1and muth -j er Vergw I1gott, He I!! stat•Qned in Utah Tommy BJS!rel E-l>f'nt last week Th1s, Mr Kennedy feels, poinll with hls b•·oth Jr M•, .flJu.l Mr.. the way toward ellmmalln& the Elbet Bisset or Col. 11 wurst or the abuseR To quote him Jly Steve Terry and Artort Bush again, "By usmg available modern 1 Mm,: P~arl Powell of Parkcrshurg .!ipent Sunday with Mr .and M•-s .:md daugltter spent ·-sunday wlt.b and Mrs. R1ley PlJ.Dtt. s<·l~ctlve methods, we in Congl'ess 1 W. Va 1s !!pending 11 few day~ H1ley Pigott and son Don. Ronney Bush, East Uverpool can iel the type of buys we need with her moflul'r Mrs Emma PoweJI Mr and Mr.s Rus~ell Van Mett? become the guardians of our :Mr and Ml's. L D hel'c~ and -er spent Wednesday Wllh Mr and 1s vts1tin~ot Mr. and Ml"l!. George Bush and family, future ~ecur1ty" Ml s Ethel Ch(1Vrlo.1r !>'P('Ill SatUI'· Mrs L D. Pierce. Mrs Lonna Wolf and chlll1m1 was Sundil:f dinner g11est of M1s GALLIPOLIS LIVESTOCK • • Jo~m Wella. HOGS 175 to 220 lbs 16 to 16.81t Ml' and r..n·s Cr,l'!«)n of New 2:'.0 to 250 16 to 16.~; Light 14 to Brighton. l'a, Mr unrr Mr! Her- Itj, I''at Sows 10 to 14; Stu~ 8 to ml~ llollnnd and flln11Jy spen1 lhtl l2; Boa• a; 6 to ~Gj.JJ.SoW~Rd Pigs W(•t>k!!ntl wrth the1r pm't'nt!; Mr HO to tOO; Shb'ift~ • ~tb..!.lrlt find Mrs Ch:wtcy PH te CAT,TLE-Stfjef.s '12 toAB: ll~i· Mr. llfl.tl Mrs L D l'i!.fCc r.penl fpl's 10 to t(\; Bab~ Bf:e{ 14 to 18' S,unday w1th Mr flnr) M1s llenvJ•rl Fl·l CoV.•.s ~ tn 13; C'afinetos S WJ Ctn!ls nnd son. B'Ults 10 to lf.SO; M\lji; ~ow& 'fQ, tO Bl~~- ari~ P=~l'J~ftfira ~igott 'I.-. I Inside Information a: 12:00 Film 1: Fancy 1:30 Feminine Touch . A:dvices the Kremaltetna'tive 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival 4:00 Fiim 4:30 Kit Carson 11:00 Mrekey Mouse 0:00 News 6105 Weather 0,10 Sports CHESTER IY CLARICE ALLEN The June meeting Thursday club was home . of Mrs. Jacob wih 1'1>- 8 15 John Daly 8'30 Twilight 7'00 TV lll!ader's Diles! 3·30 Voice or Fl.restOne 8.00 S 00 10:00 11·00 11 10 1115 11.45 Film Fair F1l m flaf.r Straw Hat. Theatre News & Weather Spools Stgn Of{ p- TO .' 1 .SE·L.L. bus w.fre weekend ~. and Mrs. Ric:hlll'~ FK'k• Rober~ At1e:o, .AJdlta'nd, KJ~ WM dinner guest ',Neader, of " l alut: Mr.s. Clayton A.tieG. · ·of lOCAL Mr. and Mrs. :&mol ruae'ftoOr abd sons .6"Pent Sundar. 'tril , Co\uri\.bUe. Mr and Mrs. Hil.nley Phed~ ~d PEOPLE sons Charles end IYavld of Vir~ glnra spent_a few dayf with Mr ADVERTISE and MN. Fr9(d Ric:e. .M~: .and Mrs. Clayton ADen apd W. and Mrs. Cbarler Goegleln TUeto day. Mr. end llrs, Ernest Bro~ ;rarkersburg, .. receaUy viJit-1:1. wlth Mr. a~ ~~. Guy Summerfl'al'IL ' , IN • TilE Mr .an~ :Mrs. Billy 'CtCian!Ji: -spi)lf\ Wednesds.Y 1n Ath!DIJ' .\.' L 1 I - ., ' Ln• for Mo,. Wlollnl In Olher Red Salellll., ~r. and• M~.s. P. F. , ~llirilti. sp.mt ftn .atte~on wlth if.!i. mel Polish R~nla Loolng llo Mrs. Roy :M•l!er.: Mro. J. S.llailoy ,and 14t1. P.tF. Kob\entz t si)e!lt .an ' ievoe..,._nc 1 Sp~cial to Cent~ Ptess A11~ocla!lon,.... • A8HINGTON-1'op e)(pert'l Ln conditions behl11d the rro,_ Cur• ta1n. believe tMt the rtod 1n Poland may be followed b)' almiJar fucldent.a tn other nattoift under the heel of the Ruaalaa W Phrkersbiu'g ·.m ' PARKER R.\J'N ., ~ llear. • 1 A leading p,uthorlty an Polnn~ ltttell made this col'n{nent: "'1;1\e rlotJ quite probll.bly may be rapowed by ' other ads of patriotic \'lolence against Cor1munlat de.QOtlllm, not (.ln\y In Poland but In other cpptlve aa well." • .. The State depa~tment feela that the Polll\ upo; rtalnr Is more evidence that Rtll!lt& (~ \04~ ~til rrip over cm{trol ,of it. 1attilttea, p.ftu!\l(IL\oiYm' a,Uona ~ 1't.ev BtOdl(' f11led his appollll· ntr nt at the church Sunday Sunda)'· ufl~:~rno()'(i the ss c nju) · :-d • p(cnlc It l.ake Alma Mra. Anna Miller who IIVC!'i- nt thlol horpe of hc;t' nephew By1·uu Allen ill Coturnbw~ SJpent lusl -vfle~ at I !'I.e olll Enlsm!ngor ltol•w· Jl::r nleCl M'r!L Maynard DaVIs o! 'cb~rl'eston was her gUest. J••e Fl G1 ;r. wtto tnlbieU m thl.! Navy Ia at Bainbrld'ae. Mit Mr. and Mn, Chat1~ Itaph•v hl't1 os their gu"st rr.cently hi > '"other from r"ar1eMon Mh CarD\ Plfree spent Wet! / neos~ay 1\l Cohlt'libus with hrr daullhler Sfl'n.,n I M1 and Mrc Maynard Davis ('harleiton. Mf. am' Mn llobtw Tttli~ and ~on~. ,Tokrin were Ill•· ~ \'IC ~h or tit~ Langsvll\t' Sundny SeMt l Ju'nt. 24th. Mr and Mn. l!talr Taylar \'iA· ltP.d with :1\.e~r daughter In Kan M~. aM Nanc~: Ray:nond -BrDwa ,daugh· h ti St heil BurteBI.. . ' ~c. ~~ r·f~~t;.onlr1:!i·~~-.o.ha;:o.: ,d , .be'fiore YQU. ,sta.·rt. o·ul ,·ng or remodell'ng Ric~ Jud~ •. • year I fQU nd wiiilort _see the latest ~n The only member of the Erwin ra:n•Ly wno was unable ro be pte. sent was their U.auabter, Maxine Brown, ChJllcothe, and her fahl· •lr. ___..:___ Firemen Spomored • Socials Succerl/11l newer I QQr • The Middleport Volunteer Fire b\\111 Department had ice cream sOCUlh on Thur.sday, Friday and Saturday and spousored the , Merchant'! ,.,rP . Free Circue on Thursday and ~r1 ~ vacertion dur on a lot near the Village Hall. The Firemen wish to thank dentist ail Who C(lnlributed in any way to I the succt.ss of the soe~ali and th4,• ClfCUS. Pions are being made for other if'e crf'am soci~ls to lie held during the ~ummer months. ,«#'": - ~· ' "'- ·' ' ' e11e' all-eleetrlc unit doea both Set' Ute thermostat once and the EJ..~tric Heat Pump maintains ' the temperature you want all year 'round -automatically. llea.ts when It's cold, cools when it's warm without even toU(hint a button. It's the world's most modern mdvor weather systent. The Heat Pump needs no flue or chimney because it'll flameJess. ' Booms GAJ.QEN CLUa PICNIC The Twiiight Garden Club will hll\'f' lt&'annual picnte ThursdaY , I on tht! law!? of tlle Episcopal 1•arlsh house at 6 Q.- m Members are rl'qtlested to tale their oWn table · se_rVice. . .. COMPANY Fifty Years of Progrei!S Power "' Don't build or remodel until you see you; or get more informatrCtn from us. • 'I· ' ... . :r.· • . e!~~~)~~~FolllCE olriJt-Ooy. W h.._ ~\J:ked the 11.w;;u.., ltlt MUidlt. ~ ' ' ,1 t<f ' Jong the Chesapeal:e and Oblol !iii~ iiOw or expanding factory mea:n1 ~ 8fOWilf for Chesapeake and Ohio-not ..,eey the raw mate- I of th'e chem!C'9.f industry. made out rials thai go into the plpt md lbe ADshed goods that come out, but homes, ICbQp1s. ~ for the people who come to wed. there. As one rerult of such iDdustrial growe... ca.o'o merchandise freight buJiness is·~ I!Dioo ..6t it was twenty-Gve yean •go.fo , . _ serve ib boomlog lndu•try, C60 has a half dollars in the lost ""',_ -Ming,aac! mod· ermzing lts lraDtpbrtatlbD plant, Equally slgni&cant is the fact that D-ol this vast irriprovement program bat tl..lb l,iaid for oot of dm.nt incomo. And last year, the annual dividend rate was in- ' of such ordinary materials as coal, salt, sand, wood.. pulp and natural gas - resources found in great abundance along the 5,100 miles of the Chesa1 peake and Ohio. I The chemical indusuy IS growiDg at a tremendous rate, with many o£ its new pl~ts going up riJe.J · ~~i~.:t; • ,, .' # Every day he every way, ChessN!:·s ~ il ·'Y.ou·., c ' ., tct .,.' ' 1 • • Slii4af . ; ..... ,,._ ~,-~ ~'!'ATIOW' ~ 990 :' ·/ ... if • growing and goingl •• .. 'I ; ' ' W'fll• for n;w'boolckt ll,;wlblnt1n4.A'trfcp~l reiiOIKCe4 om:t op~a.1. lrf tirtftorl(. :..'ddrello c-.d c· hee•f:Mt~JrlW · a;n·t4:0hlo · aihN.ay· .,!119 ...... t$0f!lt\ ~~~ \, ,, 6~0 ' ·~ ,. ' .. .... ' ~· new f reigbt cars. SUNRISE ' ' . t, ,, •r~·u~ '!!•""''...,01. billlm. · Aoother $100 miDio!lln rdrther imP...,vemenb ' ' . is prog'l'ammed for i:his year! At Newpbrt N~. ~a., a new bulk cargo Piet that can unload over . ' e~ght million tons of impOrt ore a year; and a new' addition to tlle great coal docks that will increase their capacity lo ~ millio,Q tons ~ montD. At Russell, Kentucky, a new $5I million classiflca. lion yrud. 22ll new diesel loeomritlves aod 8;000 bt ~ ~ ' ' ........,.J IO ~.50. . " , Nl:t«m to l\ll'YJVe the li.teat th&t. both.. Pteatdtnt ~~ " , Pu~p dealer .. is a product ~beervera1 ho!ktver:~~ 1 Heai. were ' • · freait, delumldifies'... for home~-ofliets-'sltrn ' ·i!N.rbn- etforta1o o~ual 1hlnl art dOom.ed 1ft f'•!U.Ite. ts always imers ~ust a.., pollen ... reduces outside aaise ... York Cit.y'e Mayor Robert Wti e~, ~ ' 01 eoul'lM!, all of these are 8 .on a\lpport:etl ide! ltioldd' ~ tx•lllla.ols rovemor fa.ll to WJI\ the ,..presidential nomtnat,IG{Lt thetr vhoncea would go opt of the "'ft~l ~.1 ~ ; • Klmn.edy J?lhked. up 3trong ba~lttJrr at the 1!6eht eOn. terence In Atlantic Cit;~• _,.d 11 t.~ top qontCder. ~~hrey, however, 1a btlnr puahed by n\idw~l DI!M:ocrat• an4 ~.nt tl)Uid pt the nod If Ste'ienJOn feel• he.,ru."Utd· .01Idlfy 1'1'1• ',16p!h1rn IIU}lo(iort. Wagner la a. darkhorac, whoat 11lecUon might deplnd on t. dead· lock. ' "dump Dlek'i \t'rivt. Th~ rea and QOP ttut.t't'f'W' Lfonar<l W HaU are aol ftrin)J \J~!NJX&. A1r .and clea~ 'b~:eause the heat pump uses only electricity. J,-.,. t tLternre J.t'C'tNi!' 11 ttJT ~ flew~r have that baked, stuffy feeling. rEverything the lovely Httle Indy is wearing £rom the soles o£ her slippers ro the ribbon on her hat ctlllate. , , ManY, De ratlc poHtlelans are!~ eonvlncecl that Adla1 S ven10n -has the lnllae tra.ckt tq,,~ N~fttber One spot on the ticket and they are easer)y Puhiaa tbetr eYIOLco f<,.r his running mate. ,~t . . • ; At the present time, the ¥!(.beta for the No. t ,plt~e ~II' f:t 'be Senntl)r John B. KenneuY-' ' ' :Maeaachu-.tbJ. Te""QII"'• O,Y. J"rauk Clement, Sen11tor HubeJRumphrey of MIMeaott., and Hew pouttclan. Seuoned, .- • pre~~tdenuar a t..., i; FURNITURE 51. ~ 0. ne Brfdatea eor..e DH In Mt..l.n___. _.,...... ~ a"--- ...... NIT'"'" ~, ~·~··-~~""""""'~=~·~-::::~:_~=="='"=..,.=="= v"===v=""=-:! Tbursday evening ~~ of Mn. Charles Ll:wl!il, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidson Jr. will Conrrae ami Cathie, the Columbus; JoJin. 'Erwin, Jar. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin ind snns, Don an 1 Mi.ke. Middleport. BAKER ;'i unahle to !ll· Christine and Patty t.owcry, the party I ..." ~ $~99.00 t ::::::::________..__..__________ _ ____ lon, Shirley ••d ' Mio.,•· J:bJi,on,"'tb...... Johnson. v11lc; Mr. and Mn. MelVIn Hood Hewetson PeiiY Pril1dy, Juolat " and- children, Ch'II!'Y\ and Danny, l.:::.:::::::::·-.:.:~~:.:.:::::::.:._,.:..:..c:...--1 ;..h.:. and Mrs. Hs.'rle'y Hend,rlckll GARDEN CLUI MI.TING •nd daughter, Sandra, Pomeroy. The Windmr Trail Gor<lon elub . and daughters, FOK I Synthetic Lady scenes battle at the Democratic natlon&l conven· tlon tht1 .Y"-~ ay Involve t~ eelectloR Of ,. Ylct e NIXON'S rol!:s-Repubtlc:tq lca~era are worrltd -o'ftr tbe per. 1iatent campatp beln&' preued "underfl'QUnd" bl n atttl'ilPt tt pr.vent VIce President Rlchnrd )(. Nt'xon's renomtQtloa.. ifllwn'l toea w•re able to kttp hla n,ame off the pe\ltlon, unaniMrtuattlflitd by Rep,\lbllcan pvernon, ur1rna: P~eldent l:"enlio,wtr to run f;j~n. ln. li\Other l11rectlon, .ome RepubUeafii d&:Jined ~ rlllly fo Nlxon•l; defeue when Dtmoera.IA aough~ to link ntm to the actlvltle' o'r hll former ea.mpa.I8'Jl manarer, Lo.t Angttl~:s Jaw)'er Murra7- Cbotlnir, the rocent . t~trret of a $enite ~V01tt1atlon. · ,, The &ati•Ntxo'ft group la mot vated by a tMo'ry tbft ~ Jlot hu aroUIIecl lll(h enmity am ~ Democra~~,;.thlt ~U!t pnw~-.t 1hor.ild bo dropped trom the U Met Jn tlvor ox ....-.~ =New Ftlrnlfutt i R Gruc~ I DAILY j VEEP 0AJmmATE-The hofi411l )Mhind~tll... LANGSVILLE E,, . ROOMS Of Ja~~~~di~Ca~lll,gifts ..cliftbn. but .'·,PA~.El '_ . T}fE, ~:~~u~~!t~~vem!~~;· ~~·r~:.~~;u~:u~:~~~ been greatly lpapaired. • • • • Stott Bodun~r r.,,. • ~ • ,. • Betty Gilmore was cclebtotcd 01:1 'flhursday with a party at the ~hddlepott Ruadstde Putk Games were played and prizes won by !1usan Pultl!n, Rulh Ann Edwards lauioee Houck. ~hkey CaiJ.. Judith Sauer and · Janice Zirkle • i\lr.s 'Fed Riley Jr, and Mrs, )f,lry Brewer, .Slstenr or . BPIIV t\Rd Mrs. Ruth Crino'r served bnthtlay ca1te, ice cream, and pop to the young people. Gueslo! InCluded .Ju~llth S<ruer, Su~on PuiJen, Rtith, Anh Edwards, Karen McEI.hinwey, mce Zi1 kle, Jimtny and Ter ey.oet•, Jimmy Hood, Chari~ , J9ho All~n~· worth, Joy·ee .. ifibaughertv, Betty M'l:d Barban .Covert, Paul Hayne!! Su~an Ct'bier, Willard Moore, Bertha Wilson, Dora McGhee, San· dra Hysell, Mary Kay BrlckJes, J;miee Houek~ Jlldith , Butcher, Middleport: Patricia Riley, M;a JOtin, .Marg•e, Linda and Eutem ~"uroJI!II. . i . Shortly btto~ the outbreak, $edretf.l'l' oe, State J,ohn Foster ~~ leaued a specllll a\a~rli'eb.t. bt. 1 On AnniVersary Los•.s 1" liS. Betty Gilmore Birthday Party Hflcl Thursday -;•.., son were ~>upper guests qt § W"""'· · Guild would be· he~d at tht! ,Fed~ erated Chut<:h, October 25• At the cJQse or ~the meeting re· fres.hments of sberbe{l: puli:ch a'nd cake -lced in green and topped with a yellow rose bud were ser· \'~ bY the Rappy HArvester!! c:us. the green and yellow' color theme was carrred out in the tabl~ ! A group of Neiro spirituals decoratiow. Mrs. Roy Seyfrleo1 ,. ~~ pieselik'd.l\) Mrs. R. P.- Ross prf'slded at tfle plmch bowl an(l C$hir~ Blttels) ,daughter of. R!!v. Ben Neuhling sefv~d the cake. and Mrs. lW.aldo Bartels. . • MiBli ~itebeth F•ck1 president , ;, -pr~slfttd' oo&r t)Se liulule'i!i !lli~tAion ' and it was voted to 'supplepleni • tb~~ Merl'itg tUIIirt Wllh rripnev from the tteasury to make $25 and .give 1t to the church eouncll Mr!. Mike Simmon_s ~ Chairman of · spn:itual life de~l'(.m<'nt reported 'JU the retreat held June 28 and The thirteenth bn·tht!ay of All Business Is Local Roya.IPla}'tb-oose wm h~me: , ··, lt~tf · · \ ""'IS ......., ,........_ .> ' HO Lucky 1 1\aaCh •·t(b 'fbe ~ Show • ...... f;~IY~"' »f •mmt'*'K~ or> 'l )blldene Dlobi.\Jo !il'len•. ' Dlelll, ()~ 1 Ytillh~.._,.J'ce lt'..at fdse:! ~ Id• l>lft•I, \Cl&~.>i!'.Z.V,)tJe, ~ Mr:'land vij Fran~{ WJJkn et1 lh• Chutch Women S )Guild • Berf Etwln Is . . . . rJlit . _. ::f M '. Held F 'd H()noreel ' G t \itUQnNIY eeftng ' · ~~" 4:00 Kat.ie's Kitchen • , ~. Or""'W?faM.· MJ11· DeftV'«!:r ~ lem'llter Z rklt-, ~ira. · fJ11'b Zer- tertaln.ed the Yankee tura of thtTht Yoith F~Uow ehip af the {1• on Frida)' evenlng. Jde, Ann ·Newland, Mr. and MI"B. Moddleport Wttle l..ugue Sunday Pomeroy tfa'pdst Cflurch with Ttle C..tt to WGtJblp was gtven Harvey Newland , Patty Newla.nd, alter they dcfeatr·d the Red Sox . th•m ttoatler, M.r<1 Elmer Wirkham by June· S-p .ncer wno a,l10 lllie a Harvtctta Newland. 15-!) With, Benny Wdl!;nn as Uu.. t"HJO) ed an oul!nj and picn•c readinJ, "WoodlAnd Catt~iuL': Kitty Wi1Ham 8 on, Mr tnd MrJI •WJnning PilCher Mr W•ltOn r ~ ~UPilCr Sunday arternuon and ~\'e· The ardup nn'g the hymJI, "Now R J Willlamson, J&u~lde , Capehmt, managet o! tbe 'Varlkt't't. .ll!lX at Batley'& Lake. The •Day Ir OYer,. whleh was rol· Mrs. John Turn r, Judy T11rntr, , low d by a ·prayt-r glven by AmY Jane Turn . r, Mr and Mn1 Sidney Hot dogs, konlath- and horntsw 1mmina: and boating \ft're rn1 1 Newland · \McMIII•on, Corcua McMIJIIon, Ho-- mfdc 1cc crean, wt·•·c ~t·rvctl tv joyed atlt-r which a pirmc supper 1 Jackie Capehart .CA"e 1 readin(, :ward McMill ion, Mnl"iball McMd- the juesti tty Mr 11nd flo(!~ W•l~o!l , wts !lf'rved' to Jamro.s Smith. lllr· " Thy My W'bh", amJ C~t~Iyn J~n. 11-Lr. and Mrs Ralph Warner, '\in, Robert All t nswor~ h Mr and otr. nyseil, Larry BakLT, Jack Bra· rl . OY ~S IJot"'n read a poem, "G6d I> Suote Warn.... D.vid Mn W>lbur Ko.o .,, !I• ond Mn '"· John stmklaod, Bill ster· Not Far" I t Paula Maynard, Mrr James May~ E. 0. Rail, N J•. S'4at kharnmt>r relt Gl.ton c~eil .r~rry and Robert Benediction followed t~e stna:~ nard, Jimmy Wayr.ard Sharon ~o:nd Mr. and Mr~. t •"ncH Ander- 1 Ruu~h John f!y~el1, Sharon Younj£ cxpresC!d he.r a'pprectation for lDJ of a h,myn, "L t Tbe ,}.ower Mayn&rd and _J_Im_m_Y~t. _r_U_•_·_ .r.on. · Sa!1y Foster, Judy Owent, Kartn help and ~perat10n at the m,eet7 • Ltghts Be Burning': bY the entire --Bert Erw1n, uucyru!, was guest laroup r Team member11 are Benn\' Wll It was dec:uled to collect can. oi honO"r at a fatil,ily Plilrl:f at the Pre~e;nt for the ~ QC(!IIIIMon were HOLD SLUMBER PARTY ' son, Reid Koen'g, Tom Rait. Jlacele.d P9!1taie .sJamps undt!r th~ )tome ot Mr. and Mrs. A. E. E~in Connte Newton, Patricia ' RiJ y, Tht" {lfteenlh birthday of CaTUI Vld Hoyt. Charles Swackhammcr srunshlp of •the cbrishan service South. Third Ave .. rrtday ~v~nmg Ju-_~lna: MeClung, Carolya Dot.aon, ~hn Hudson, daughter or Mr Freddy Slater, Du:kw H;,ye5, DJ (r U dopartmPnt (Or the World Sery1ee when hb c!gh_ty-stXth birthday was Mr.a. 'W.oodro'Y Foreman, Myra <~Rd Mrs George Hudsun, was c~lt.'- v1d Rlet~ . Tommy Anderson, John.,... COlJlmi.ssion, wl'\lch·. wt! ~ be, senl to 1cel~b!Attd Birthday calte an,J F-«em•n. Sha~on Foreman, Marl· hrat-ed Wlth a slumber party Frr- ny Al!t'nsworth, Gerald Au'lt, l.Pf' .-• ._,.. • • - • llaln \llsplaced persoDs. Mt·s. Lou1s R.c•- home made 1Ce ertam were en- lyn Schwan: filrs Lucille swarb;, aay evcnmg Cup cakes. 1cc crt-am. R·msh, Billy Et!waltl!~, J 1mmy Mil z~u '{;.&, o~ )!.ava ~ bel, Mr·s. Roy Seyfried, and Ml'll. Joyed by ' the family group on tha ·Ml'S. Lottie 'Rodsb, Jdnetta elm- pc.• p and sandwiches were 6CrVt'tl 1e1 , Ket1h Sr::c, Dirk L Fre~ Bjaetln11r were named as lawn of the Erwin Mna.lym, Bej.t)r - DIMS, Denn1.. lo the g•rU dUrll\1 the evening. , r ' ~ an M and Mt1 Frt d The g'uests were L1nda, Lou NelGuests included Ke il h and mu........... MP" the nominating c~mm 1ttee for i.h~ Present Jneluded Mr. a'fta Mrs. orem • r. · · C 1 d b J .. ~. ~ driu fa!} eleetio!l of a president and ,, l····w··· Carl Erwin B:utyhfS' Spencer, June Spencer, Ct~~~~ ~on, DIXIe Pierce, Mary Scott, aru An f'rs n, ~eck'y Al cn.s· liq~ =-N~e~n~~t~:mv'""~ to U·tasurer. The me1p.bers wer~ r~· J. Artis Mr Uld ·Mrt Denver .t:U"u"l'. Capte\na, Janice Asbury worth, Shllrnn Kay and AJ,n Wd rll't.., M' d Ml'IJ · aUueu PriddY ·:m d pOlly Thomas . ~;c.n. r•duetnc WHb REI'fbiZL, bmded that tb~ f41l n,eetmg of Mr. anl1 Mrs. Dexter 1"\Yln an.., ColUmbus Regional Women's ~ so n , Greg. New Haven: Mr,. ' ahd C~l : brt1s, :Mn. RutiJI!'ll ca~ -W(tts.,;fv~cha~~;la :~· ~'···~· 8:00 ~ On s i I r Moson Good ~~lc.Ciover 4.H Club H~s - Little 'J.eogue . Pomer6y toptist . Picmc And 'OJitdoor Vespef Ser~ces · Teom Is F,tfd Church YocJth Tbe GMICI l..uek Clowr 4oH Club Priddy. MTI~ T E llewNoo. Sal,... Af•"'t 15: w·In I ot.)la..,. held • l!"llll<k p,!<;nle rqr lr PriRilt. c...,,, VonMeter. "" j • • 1,1:10 IPf:ess BrtX• , ,' r 1;'\' 1):115 Grea!est!,FI(I¥.1 · ,of · ~,. \:301 IMY Uttre :Marolt~ 8:00 ~unt ·Dru Show tbem But there have Jl~en ot~er.!l who were i'n tile mltfd'le third- · includJn& Generah Grant and Ei. ~enhower. And there have b&ll'l th~: Feather ~OJlf.. Nest ft(attne:e ~ 1 , '3:00 Queen JIW a Pay 3 ~5 ·M~~ "l!qm,.cea ·----·-take A·eatlemits OUt Of Politics' Others in ll:OO ll~O It Could ~e You · t ~!ill 6'2.' .. , The Oailv Sentinel . ' t. Mory JlDr<l ,.., w lla~i,.. 8 30 o~ "'I'R•• · 6·45 Nf!WB C~f~ 7 00 Wild llill IJilckolr. 7.30 Star Sbo~ase • H·OO Medic • B 30 Robert Mont:t~err ~ t:J3U District Attorney ,t. 10.00 Eoue K~Wacs Sbo~ 11 .00 News HeadliniM ' 1,1:00 Weathe!'ICal¢ , . ~ij~~a~MqW~N~Ji~e~~~------~~~-==~~-~-~-~~=·=·-~~~~~-~ ' • �• • • ' flllae Fcl(j "'" " The O.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCICileport, Ohlo 4 • MonCioy, July 9, 1956 · -:--:; -Redlegs ·Lengthen National Lead To 1 1-~ Games· I > 'j ' CINCINNATI, 0. UP-Tbe Cln- Baaeman Ken Boyl'r to ' I ' ,, lI l I. .. Cincinnati Is Now Established I d• · · As. Assured ·Flag Contender D 18DS ' I 1 • I t t!nnati. Redl t'gs held a one and on> balf game bulge at the balr. way point In Lie Na Uonal League race today , The Rcdlegs, who edged the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, here Sunday, widened the ir edge llver s-econd place Milwaukee . whil'h lost to Chicago b fore the All.Star Game h1terlude It wa:> the hi ghe~l st.andl ng for Cincinnati this late in the ~reasun Blnce pre-war days, and practically guarantefd the IU:1:1legs will be pennant contenders throughout the season ,AU-STAR PILOT lead intu t~e ~vent h tnning but was n •plae4•d hy Hernum W t hmi er after· he walkl•rl R11y Jablonski the the MINOR LEAGU~ llESUJTS ba~l'S \ ' ·' • R' H J. Stephenson, rf ____ . 2 !:let!, rf ---------------0 0 0 0 0 c ust-er, ---- ----------· Stobarl, 2b -- - ------HQ•yard, lb -- -- -- ---Jn. Stephent~on, p __ __ 0 0 2 IT 0 2 1 1 2 Cheadle, c -------·---~ 1 0 0 1 0 Long, ss -- -- -- ------- 2 K11rr, 3b ---------- · - - 2 Slobart, 3b ____ - · ---- 0 G, Stephenson, If ____ _ 2 W~ls on -- -- - --------· 0 D. St~phenson , rf ___ __ 1 'l'ot<~l ------ - __ ------ 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D tJ.... 0 0 0 1 2 0 INDIANS AI Shger, 3b ------ ----- -- 3 R H 1 3 McElhinny, ss -- -- -- -- 3 2 1 Bush, 2b ---- --- -- -·- · 4 -1 2 Bowles, c ------------ 4 Clonch, p -------- -·- · 3 1 s:wfer, lb - ---- -----.. 1 2 2 2 1 2 0 NATIONAL G AB M 182 74:1 SC'5 Rubinsun, Cin. 74 ' 259 69 '266 0 Anr-on, Mi1w. 2 o Plarer..C:lub Bailey, Cin. Bo].•rr, St.. L. 1 Moon, St. L. - 72· 256 44 19 . S'-eLens, rf· -----·----- · a Colds -----------~---- 0 0 0 °8 ~ax weJI, Bost. S'tewin ____ ; _______ __ o ,0.... --------- .... 23 I6 SeDators -------- 000 1~ 1 2 8 Indians -- ------- - 812 5 ~16 8 0 REC SOX AB H 1 0 1 0 R D. Thomas, 2b -------- 4 0 R;ee ----- ---- ------- - o David Thomas, lb ___ _ 3 0 0 Oiler; p -·-------- -- -- 3 Roth&eb, 3b ..•....•. 3 R. 1\Janley, as -------- 3 S. IJtUe, c ----------- 2 0 1 3 1 ~ ~tators 59; ' .' O)o· ~~.o.c ~ ' n,d Sot .•• , •. , Todays Sports Parade ill•clne" PG~ Nelson, CP L. WDif•, 18 A.rma, C Stobart, 31 Moo,.., 21 M.nley, SS J." Wolfe, RF _,_.._.,"'~-JIF '••lr,' t,; Major League Results liJ IlL ,\ND IIIIUI. IJO'J'Ii ·WANT . ' " ''h Gluu Whit• Sale1 pint 11.1:i 1 pint .01 I qual1 $1 Ul -__- - ~namel """'' \ QU!CK SERVICE •• pairi~ · ·- Thom1t, ttF Athley, p Totala AB. HE 4 2 2 0 5 0 1 0 s 0 1 0 4 0 0 2' 0 s 0 s 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 1 I II t I 1 Notices I R<~~:~~~~~~~· I , t81 Auto $2.79 and up MOORES Phoao 388-Y 16 For'·SCJ1e Trade Co•• SCHOOL'S NOT OUT I Wonted --'( 7_ ·0'61< Pemeroy ' Robt-rt N. Clark Ch!frman Albert Gloeckn~r. ' Clerk. WAITRESS w.~~nted. Apply in pt-1'· .son at the Home Restaurant, Middleporl. 7-5 31 ~ 1 PVliEROY - 3-bedroom h ousf. . ve ry ilrge living J"OOm, hot water hNrt'. 3 'blocks from courlhouse. O nly SI,OIJO.W rcqu.JetJ a .~ uv w1. pa'.'m~ ni and move m IO":norrow. . :\1tui)LEPORT--6 r uCim frame, smI gle floor, good ne·,gh?:'>rh ood . t:mwenn~nt. Sf_I,OOO.OU. W•.ll t~au:~ rur _pl'uperly ~~ ur ne;.rl Gallip·1h s ur Hunu n gt on ClJCKLER Jt£.-.:.. TV Bo• 229 Phcno 108-Y I I OR MOB! - J'arotio'll Mo~~ey . 6ft fll to UOO!J qU'i~y. &elul H~ve ·41 d:aya ~~@!ore I finl PIIY• meal. SmaU lll08lhij pa1Dteaata- , 7-7-3tc baelude cllartet f.,;j ' tlale · Ot 10&11. ~· it. ~t:EPPIYJt. J'ln01101111 Ol11o peoplli ofa: lbriftJ Ierma ...... ltlt.~ . . .~:-::-:::-::- ':ou Dat10d June 12th, 1956. (6) 25: (7) 2, 9, 16-4tc , . · E~d ;e sh, lfinersviUe,_Bob M'un· ri·· of New Hav~n left Sundlly_ tD o~ar>nd a twO weffi course in we1din g schanl 11.t Cle~eland . Yr. an rJ Mrs. Eddi t' A:eh re1\ t ~rnM Tfl'JtSdq frOm a vaeatlon !rip to New Orleans, La. Theit daughter, 'Terri Lyy &t:b.yecl ...,jtb ' i).~r grandparents, ~r and Mrs. \!bert Datr Minersville. <---c-:c- .' ~-:T:r"'y-Finste,..old · Funeral Home 4 0 1 0 32 3 6 0 124 E. Main .St. ·-215 ------- - - - - -- lhone -197 METROrOLITAN AUTO SALmi ------ ... - For Yoir_lews11Jer Boy nowNli'tt IU!Mier, tervtni YOU IN~JURANCE AGEN'Cf Fl,... Aut.moblt........ AC:CIDINT ~"-"'­ Lifo. Cal4l•IIY ood ""'!"" Real Estate B..OI{~ food lo MIDIILI!POilT; 61U.M f d~! f , FOR SALE· My home in S)'!".acuSt', Ohio Claude W . Quillfl'n 7-fHStp .'<'·. /.·o· ·• o o "' ~'4100 0 0 0 0 DOO 001 000-1-3.2 120 000 00. '36 0 • I «3 ' tltu'• DF ......, Jlo. I -:-·.a . . Wotc~ bf f'ador1 itiiDe'd .NOT1CE Is herfby lflve:a tbat Wllld:JP.• !Hr. OOU..LNS JEWE in punuanee of a RetoltitloQ: of \ ____:£~· P('O.UII'QY. · I-S-If the Board uf of tbe Claulfie;~ Adt t3etiiY~ II( lt A. . Mldd1t>port Ill. will be pubUabeo c-.. ....FRECKE'R'S PLUM)UNC SHOP, 1 COMMERCIM. RllFRII;EIIIATIO_N [ s~ ool Distri-ct, IIQ u received. fom~roy Oblo. ' 1·1·31 cNt'W & clo ..'d. J•urdlUI:lt: )' !}Uf' eQUip' ed on ..... 2 ....... ..., "!'!"'- qtM Ia ~ m~nt wi.tlt lm:n ~ ~>~.·niee. 7-yh . 6, tl\erf 1 ~tiD . I;'.-; ~n3m r.Aar&e :hJe.( 11 ) Wonted I 0 BlN u Rt-fr ia:era!wn, Sot-met' Enii· [l"d·' a vot-e of 4 ""'" ; ~ IK'T Woro:l for Uatet> .,. nt!er wi t h lu Cream ~anufac- ~ aid Middleport Elt<,;l>t.d la"llliVt' .lnsetti(.oDI turi!r. NWN .•t"r\' Ln~ th.b Area Iage School Dilrtl'liet in %a:l... --., .. r .•.. ""' ;or 21 teab HI~M Pt1~11 Pai~ lor Lop-~mbh-LumiX'r~ Write the Kn tg co 111 pl1!~ f"quippL-tl truck for cla l elect.on to be held LuMber LumpaJt)', V'ellatun .l fast .E-r rl clt'nt r.-pair .;wrvil't' Middleport Exf'mpted Village ~n nte Or 2 rt!nll ~ wora 'II'Ul Ohlo. ~llf ~o· 1 re Hdri~t:rlitwn , Middlt:pvrt. I St·hool 11i~ln<:t Mciga Coumy, \I t! charJed fur wdvertilin& if aOct pl'ld lor bfl(orr: tbe !..)tb of ~tell Phunt: H2!i3-X. _ - ~~:l~l t" \ J>hi_o. at the_ regular plact"S of mooLb iulluY!in~t: inaerUdo - -_ . • _ 1 ----votmg therem, on Tuesda)', thi!! UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 5 1 RA.DIO " TELEVISION SF.RVJCE 24Lh day of Ju ly, IM6, the qu~s\nvn w Advertt.lft&-iibould be rooms and baL 11 148 Mulberry Phvne 200. Cl!!l:md Applian.:f' l i~n of issuing berods of said Midte-pot'tet1 tmb>e(ha(~. T;te Daib' Ave. Call 389-J . HJ-3tc Sture 118 w Mltill St., f(Jml'lroy 1!l~ port Exempted Vlila&e School Beotin-=i wlll aot b@' rnll')ulble =---~--=:-c-·-· --~ 2·23-tf I Di11ll"ict in the amount " Three for awn lbau Ollt! wcurr.._'\ lD For rem.--&r.tetwo• Ladden, - - - - - - Hundrtd Se-venty One Tohousand SeaHold Boards. D1'tP Clotba. FOREMAN & ABB01"r T.V. i-ER- ) ooll ars ($371_. ~.00\ ror the ; •lr· cmo ot 'l'han'D aOd tr.elal ft(l ClintGD Fiab«, Klddiepur1. VIet.: AU mak .... Hf'J.tllirf'd by Es. , rmse of ~cqu1~11 mn. or real estate, Uce11 of Eveatl pruned 1t rep P!tune ~X. 11 -l.tf rt 'redl.nlci.IIWI. l'buoe 6"l84 y rlln.~truC'IIiln of a fJr.t" proof seh?<JI lar dusillfd ral"""l. Oblt3arles 2 five room apartments: 2 (our~.:ld1epo.rl ft-15-lf L buikling and for arldt!Jons and 1m· pubUshed at 1 eeBt per word. - - - - 1• prov('m r nts lo a fir('proof school room apartme nts, all with launL'ilat&ed ACla ri!UIYe<l D)' mill Of driel a)\d gara.:e11 -' · N. Bengel buildmg, and for furniShing aotl telepbuoe JIVeD cart!flil ~~ · Pomf'roJ, Ohio. 5-l 4 H ilu ~ES BUILT lu m Pet your ~q u ippin.o:: said buildin~~ and adtiOD. ------n~t:~ l'- 1 have plam awl f'X · I ditions ;u PI'OVi ded by law. pencnce. Phone 007 -M. V.i rgll Th-e maximum number vr 3-ltOOM -\f.;.In:W~1' and bat h T~afvrd. Syr:acuse. 7-:t-6\l' yt"ars during wi)ich suc h bonds with garap. 170 ~ Mulbl'r r'y are 1-:.: run is 23 years . SAY! DON'T vou-·ic"N::oc:: w=;Ave~ ldquire 378 Second St . 01 · d dd'tion call llFM. :.o\lso' Uonlon Jroncr t20 bi lnslJrance , The e!ll.lma~ ave-rage a ' . Bater·• will give yuu tbt ~ • r 11 lax rate amoun b to Forty Nme trade oo furnitt:.rt lA ap\lli~ . lot: $1Ie. . ' ' •·2·1 . 1 cents for each .hundred doll an of ee~ 4&<1 3-JlOOM rUMISHED APAR'I'· ~Simp!iun lnsu ra!l('e Age~cy, \<.lua.tion. which u. 4.90 mills for IJEIU' uttHtfeS paid 3~ N , M.iddlt!po!'L r .re • Au t••moblle· each dollar of valuation. out:dde !~ales 6·20-tr 11 of the limatation ~mposed by Ar· 4th St.'·M.Btdfepo:t. '1-3-6tp ~~~0~ ~!.5 -X , • ., ' ticle XII , Secili11n 2 -or the Conati· 19~ BUICK Sp-.-cial Deluxe 2-dool' SOO,an, blaCk with white top, or COMPLEtE Juaronc:e Protecttca, . hlt.ion. a3 cerlified by t he County Ufe A.pto, Fii-e, Poli.o . CaU Duo ] Auditor. $1195. Blaettnar's , Pomer-oy, Oht.• nus for sale or will trade for Mill~ iilddlepoft. OlliD 11 r 'd E1ecll ·n ' 7<1-tlt< other ftow · r.s. Write Mrs. F. D. ' · - -- - The Po s or. sa 1 ~ on WI Hooson 18 w. st.. Pom~ t 21 ) f<ea 1 Fstat~ '~"'" . at 6 30 o clock A. , M, and roy, or phone 184!-X 7-9-3tp . rrmam open until 6:30 o ~lock P. FOR SAL~Peanl Kirby R~a ~ Es- I ~J.. Ea!l'tern Standard Time of 1ate RuUI!.nd Tl)wn&tup . :11 <oo1d day. Help aCN!~ lanfl, hou9e~ barn and ou\ I Uy or'lt'"l' of tohe WOMAN WANTED for baby sitbu ildings. S~ Georg~ A. 11.1einBoard or Ele-cticms, ting, mu·.,-t live in. Phone 3342 hart. Administrator. 6-llf of M.aigs CountJ. Oht6 Yankees ---~ -'" 860 101- 1~ 18 0 . Racine handed the league lead· Allentt~wn 2 Syracuae 1 l:lg Pt. Pleasant nine a 3-1 Jicktng Willi-amsport II Albany 4, 13 Inn. yuterd&.y afternoon in an Ohio &hcnectady 7 Johnstown t1!liver League game as Bob Ashley lhfl form er Middleport ace, bcld the Mason Countians to only three . ePTOM&TRIST hits as he bested Denny Wedge in a pitcher's duef. Aahloy . . . . .u.ni victery as heJ . up Eaot Court ·81ftel, Pomeroy to Thomaa In- th"'!' first Olrice flours; 8 lo 2 lo J, (Close ol Nooa on Tl111n.1 •nd then dlc:tn't 1lve up another hit until Wedtie led off 1,. the sixth with IMihtr lingle. Cepi• By OSCAR PRALIY hart followed with enother lin, BY UNITEC PRESS UnJted Prest Sports Writer gle, and Wedge KOrtd the only NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW ·YORK UP- Breab-s W 1.. Pet, GB run of the earne for Pt. Pleasthere a man with &'OUI flO dead Chlcinnati ---· 44 30 .595 ant aa Hindu Hitncterson fi'OUndo w~o never to hlmseU ha,i said- Milwaukee - --- 41 30 .577 Pk ed ou1, boy, would I UM :tt to on an AI.- Brooldyn ____ . 42 3:l .508 2 Racine scored oDe run in tbe rtcan safari. first inning as Bob Nelson led off Sl. LOUIS --··- 37 39 .487 8 Right now, In tle ml&t of the Pi :tsburgh ____ 35 37 .486 8 with a single, went to second all IDipe-huntlnJ seuon, thoU58.nds ~:t·icago _____ 31 40 .437 n Y,. Hoy Arms singled, and tben scor· of IIU.Je trackers probably are 1-hiladelph.ia __ 32 43 .42? 121h C"d as •W edge ' lost- control to walk ' dreaming they are In Dt\lrkest At- N ~w Yot·k ____ 30 41 .423 12~ l>ioty Moore and hit Don ManJ~y . ~w:e, he'• h'avtiig fun thiJ Ho ~ rica. And, back at the old· homeSunday'• Reaultt The olher two runs talied In the stead, the old man i~ wishing tb.r y around the bueo playing softball He takeo off Brooklyn 9 PhiladeLphia 2. bl i>CCOnd. Wigel WQ hit by I pitCh· were. eel ball, and moved to second aa from the diving board lnlo eool water, He'1 1 But actually, feller&', lt''ii down- P:1iladeiphia 3 Brooklyn 2, 2nd Aslll-ey sacrificed. Nelson's s-ec!'l'ew York 11 Plltsburg 1, 1s t rlg!it eqy. sunbrowned, healthy, fun-lovia)g ldd ' ond straight s ingle scored Wligel Pittsburgh 5 New York 2, 2nd That'r tbe word from Cmdr. AtBut part of hla fun cornea from ant Bob promptly slol~ second and UIIo GatU , eurrcntly making his Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2 Chicago 10 Milwaukee 6 third, and by virtue of his 13th trek thraugh Kenya, In a. r c· llld his community, And tho tn1n1ng he No Saturday's Resultt base running he was ab1 to port via Winchester Arms from score as Lnny Wolfe grouned out. <elves u a YOllllll b!liWMSm@ IOU g llliUIII• New York 3 PitUburgh 2 "11omewherc In Africa." Nelson wa.s the only player on , Fhlladelphia 6 Brooklyn 3 night Game Runblnt Out mer. either team to collect two aate It you're ever JOlne to r~o. Gat- Cincinnati ~ St. Louis 2 nlaht btows as Racine olll)' · coll-ected ti w1rns, you'd bett-er get with It lfiwlaukee 5 Chicago 0 night What RespoilliblfiiY. Cifte Tod1y'1 Prob1bie Pltctlera SIX hits ofi Wecige, beclutle flame lr only going to be The box score: plcnUful "for the rrest of thl8' cen. No gameli sc heduled thing. He keeps hio own records, uvu hll OWII AB R HI Pt, Pte1sant Pos. Tuesday':; Gam1r. tury," 2 ·0 1 0 money, His pro!lta Increase with the effort he Ctpthlrt, RF Seems t-hat poachers, doing a All -Star gaml' nt W FI.~ hln gt o n AMERICA~ LEAGUE Thamas, 18 walloping black markr·t business 4 0 ' 1 makes as a ulesman. He's hio own boss, He 4 0 0 1 W L Pc ~. Gl Hindtraon, 2B In Ivory and hide,.·. are killing buya his par~ro wholesale and selll them retail 3 0 0 0 e•me fa-&tcr than a weuel in a 1\;ew York _ 52 '26 .667 JarYII1 SS henhouse. Then, too, t)r.c Kl~uyus Chicago -- ____ 43 30 .589 8~ Irwin, 2 0 0 0 mak, hil profit. "': 1 0 0 0 from whO!lc midst the Mau Mau Cleveland ___ _ 44 31 .li87 6~ t<iilt, CP emerced. are belne- relocated on Dr>SlQO ------- 40 35 .533 10\1 a.rdotl, L~ 4 0 0 0 VIM ltleb' 1nd taking up the wat. Detroit 3 0 0 0 34 42, .447 17 ~· 'Capeh1rt, C er hoiNi. 3 0 0' 0 Shiflet, Ja Br.l1imorc -- -- 33 43 .434 18 By the time your grandson6 g -t Washington __ 31 50 .383 22¥.1 WO<lt•. p s , l 0 arotJnd to ahoulderJDI their Win. Kansas City _. 28 48 .368 23 26 I 3 2 Tot1l1 cheeter 70 and 300 or 375 MAgSunday'• Resultt numa, they1l probably have no ml New 'l(ork 8 W!ilihington 2 S.O..rtloy't ,RHUIIo for · anytblllJ but • blah poweJ'(!d Cleveland 17 !1anaas City 3 Boston 4 BaltlritDre 3 car. But rJa:ht now, the command- D<'ston 9 Baltimore 0, Jsl Oetroit 12 Cblc&JO 8 er lnsiatJ, "th ~ re't rtlll a lifetime Bo3t01i 8 Baltimore 4, 2nd New York 8 WHb(I;IJton 3 aiaht of good abootlDJ," Detroit 17 Chicago IS, 1st rtansas City 5 Cle~land 2 ttiibt Detro11 8 'ChicagO 6,:..:c.:: 2nd_ _ Ve• Can't Mltt ,.,., •• tniMbio Pltchioro All :you need Ia a license, a No 'games scli:eJI~iiled white ~uDtw If a 1ulde and e' few eluding tent.aae, crew, vc hiclellHe lean~~ lht value :of mlsc:enaneoua Jtt·ma. &nd even soft drink!! . He also carconxienUoua IVV.Ice. A Ken,. major llcen~e t:osts rlea the same c:altbre gun as you He INl'lll how to m~l $140 for 12 monthl· 1n.d -coven '78 do and shooU.· at tbe same time. · , people IU1d to ..1 animal•. It coat• an $08 "Which m-ans" Gatti advlset~ buclu for ·• t•ctfully, "that you never mlu." . lr" olOJII w I I h lhota, e~hant. AeJde from ftrear~m required to , ~ .... Trolnlnf IIIIo IIIli will tllrre'l DO knoekdown tn elephant or a rhi· T••m ~, W L rwr. muo hlo read to ~~UC< The white .hu~1te~ p~;;;; j~ii~ no, U: you1re -of tbe a:rcet out-j '"d.Ye! ·-------·-- -~- 8 l(jQO for • period ot ' doors-men probably It~dians ------- - -:*-~ 1 .t!J8? ............... to fM one ptrBOn , about you 1 P·.rates ------------ 2 1 trove!. for • period such a · ' RadleJI _______ ......, ;-- 1 2 ~.~ tupplill!l' monc')' Dodaeril• .---.,. ..!. ___~ 1 2 Y-, RobJnson, ,. . _ ~ - . fl~ae ~ ~Tic• o, •L•CTtON 011 """"" .... -Bob Ashley Pitches·Racifi~· ·To Win Over Point Pleasant & ......n LtatUt Det, 87 W9 49 79 .361 K'lcnn, Det. 58 M7 38 91 .354 Vernon, 58 207 31 67 .324 K, 11, Balti. 59 204 23 66 .324 Horne Run.&-Mant le, Yanks 29; Kluszewski, Redless 22; Banks, Cubs 21; Boyer, Cards 20; Snider, Dodgers 19; Wertz, Indians 19. Runs Batted' In- Mantle, Yanks '/1; Wertz, Indians 61; Sim~on, A!bletlcs 61; Boyer-. · Cardlt 60; Murial, Cards IJB. Run.s-Mantle. Yank.!: 1 Puyer, Carda, :17; Lopez, 0 llll, Gtlkey, If --- -------"' 2 0 Hlts-Manlle, Yanks 102; Boyer M. tit.Ue, rf _____ : ____ 3 . ,. 0 Phil11 92; 0 Cards 99; Ashburn, Miles, c ·------------ - 3. 0 " 1 Simpson, AtbJctica 92; Runnl\,ls, Tfrtal ---·- --- -----·· 26 :5 8 S.:onator.s 92 . YANKEES R Pttc~ing - Lawrence, Rcdlegs, H 12·0; P1erce, W.htte Sox 13-3; Bre· Slater, ss r---------- ·- ~ 2 0 wer, Red Sox 11-3; Studivant, K.OeniJ, c -- --------- - t 1 2 Yanks 7-2; Kueks, Yanks 11-4. 2 A~derson , cf --------- 4 2 Swackbammer, 2b ____ 3 2 1 GUILD TO MEET 0 The Grace Guild of the EpiscoRice --- - ------~ -- ---- o 0 H~yt, 3b --·· - ••w • •---- 3 2 2 pal Church will me tJt -on Wedn s2 day evening, July 11th at the ParHayes, rf -----~-- ---- 3 2 ft.l:IUSh, - ----- ·----- --- 0 0 0 ish House. The )lostts'Ses wiU be lulensworth, If __ ___ __ 4 I I Mrs. E. R. 1'1tus, Mrs. ~nk TiMiller --- --- - ------ -- 0 0 0 tus and MliS Grac~ Horton, 1 Rail, lb ----- -·- ------ 3 2 I 2 WU,.on, p -·---- ------ 3 Total --·------ ·--- -- 32 13 I3 ,TD IJMITH FAMILY The Daily Sentll")el, .Pomeroy-M~dleport:·~O;..h_;_:io:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • ::!:.~------·...----~------''--_,;;'---·-~OS ~ (l -4) . For Rent AMERICAN LiAGUE 0 lb.ntle, N, Y. 74 275 70 102 .371 0 ·· Jttgti~qf, )1!15' ,itl~g,q··, -- .... R H Pet. 30 61 .831557 99 .32fi M 81 .313 43 82 .309 2 "!!l! ' - LEAGUE \Wse, d -----·------ - '2 Mdrria, If ------------ 2 ' n.Jn u; ·~ AB Southerl'l Aueclatlon Mobil e 4 New Orle.&nll 3 lilt New Orleans 9 Mobile 4 2nd, 7 inn . Atlanta 6 Bi.rm , !5, 1st, 8 lnn.. rain Blrm . at AUanta, 2nd ppd. l'llln Mernp~i s 5 Little Rock 0 Na~hvlllc at OhattanoOp, ppd, N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ' slflgled and scor-ed on John Stephe nson's triple. Bowles and Bu11h uf the Indians each had two bits w1lh Bowlea getting a borne run 1n the second. The Yankees also talhcd elgb.t ru ns in the firs t innina: in tbeir victory over the Red Sox. However, the big gun in the bit. ling department was a member of the Red Sox. M-anley · hit .safely in 1hree trips to the plate with two flf his blows being home runs. The game, tbwgb, was never duse as tbe Yankees added six .··~~ re r~ns in the second ioniDJ{ to ~~n gomg away. The box scor-es: .SENATORS Havana ~ Rlehmolld I, lst Richmond 3 Ha¥ana 1 2nd 7 inn . Am ... lc.n Auoclatlon Omaha 2 Minneapolls 1, 1st 'l Minneapolis 111 Oma~a 3, 2nd Denver 10 St. Pau1 8 Loulnllle 7 Wlehlta 4 Louisville 8 Cltarleaton. 'l, 1st Cha1·1t:sto n 7 LoWsviUe 0. 2nd, 7 Jnn. Luad! Hi t., H<i l 'WIII'\h Slewarl (;rangl'f "SALOME " (Gr•·at Biblical Story) - aho -L•·x l'o o• rkt-r Palricia Medin a " Due l On The Miuinlppl " 'I' •• By UMITID PREIS , lnterb1tlonal Lea,.,. Toronto 3 Montreal 2, 1st Toronlo 6 Montreal 0, 2nd ? inn. Buft'alo 8 Rocbc~r 1 third Miami 11 ColumbUr. 5, 2nd, 'I Inn. i' i\:I.Jll .Y N I(; IITS '.! .\du ll 'l'l th l' l s Ad1uil A Ca1· ' ' . . . - . By Alan Mover runw r:; r. lung and then Wehmeier walked Johnny Temple to load the TOl'IIGHT , Etl!lht Senator errors corrlribut eJ to their downra!l as the Indian~ rack ed up eight runs in the f1rst inning on but two hi ls. They add cd one In the second, two in the : hird , and five In t he fourth . The lone Senator tally came 111 the fourth inning when Bolyard ALSTON De n Marli n J e rry Lewi& "ARTIST AND MODELS" (Tee hn icolor- VisI avislo n) also 'koll Hrady Reti a St. John "LAW VS. BILLY THE KID" iTc·r hni·•olu r) TuesdAy-Wednesday JuJy 10-11 ,. Y<~nkees took the Red Sox by 15-5 - - - - -----=-------'-- Willa rd &hmld t <"ilrr ied a 2..0 Mi!;8 Doubl• Play Wally l'o.<·1 si ngled past • Setting Torrid Pace n Middleport Little League and MC'M.IIIan. score wu tied. Don IJ.ddle the Cardinal mound after v~::~J.I. m eler we-nt to tbe showers. first Baseman Stt.n Mw.ial led Gus Bell's grounder The league leading Indians enough to rni1111 1 poS'Sible '!'>IJbi••I trounced the Senators and the play at the plate e.lthough seeond place Yankees downed tired the batter. the Red SolE in games played in The Redleg~• Joe NuxbiU the Middleport J..iMJe Le,ague on mltbed 11 :!llts In seven Sunday afternoon . and took credit for his Blxth The lndiaJU won their game by against eight losvs. Buster Free- 1 seore of 16-1 bebmd tbe two hit man replaced NuxhaU ln the pitcblng of Ellis Clonch while the eighth and finished the game. The cards took a 1-0 lead in tbe L':!Lrd inning when Bobby Del Greco doubled and scored on • alngle by Don Blas1npme, They ad· ded a &·e cond run in the aixth on WA/.TIR Ken Boyer's slnck, a foree.out and singles by Wally Moon and Hal Smith. GET'S IllS Cincinnati's next game 2.</1> $NOT ThurS'day w h e n !'.hll!'di~Ipbla A"' AtL·!>TAI( comes lo Croaley Field In P/1.07j or driving the Redlega from top spot. A three-run sprint with the aid of only one !tit l.n the s:· vcnth inning brought victory to Cincinnati for the fifth t;lraight time nver the Ca rda Sl. Loub suffered its' eighth loss in nine g~~'~rnes and 16th In 24 gam· s ~ince its big deal wilh the New York Giant..s arn::l Hoy McMi lla n tu open fram(' . .11m Dyek sacrificed dri~ Jablonski Major League Leaders ' -II ott'IQ., 611~ for PEANUTS C' to i I'· I LEFT CURLYKAYOE IUT THAT'S NOT ALL . Mei'gs· Li'.ttl.e' ... LeleirJ'e'·St..., ....dinma ,. a JIIUl ,............,., bey II al~ IWDIq. All lbrouah tht 1111DD7 ncoUoa tlayt ... · - 1111 wllb hio oducoU011 • • • llora· lq to )'Oil and ..tv. hio community IU1d to make blmlllf a flnu clllzq lad bttlu I !!Ill. I ' Daily Sentin•l -,.. " I ' · II You Are Ha"lli HeutQJ Dlffleullles You May Need nat Pl.. your OII'D lntllridUII Needl A BEAIUNG AID ° Y~an~_eeS~;;.t.~;l_~h:.,l: Yalll<ees .Sf? ' · .QPO • ,'11 ,!j~:'J~1!d N~~-l at llravea, Ra<ine , ' , &tematiorud .· . ' League , -, ' TO Mr. FOOL. . '. ( �- -,. - ' ' ' ·- - .. Pogt! Six -----MmODLEPORTSOClETY , Record Holders At Stiversville ·.. • Mrs. Homer Grant and daugb·I .IJ:t~SM!II and family . ttl'&, Christine and Katberioe of Paul K. RW&ell spent the week Co.~lumbus left Sunday to Vl!H rc· end with relatives at Gauley lJtives in Washington, D e. Bridle and -.s aecompan· Mr. and Mrs . Carroll MeadoWIJ atd borne by his wife and daugb. anti children, Lmda and Ricky, l(:r Kayle, who had spenl two Columbus, spent t~e weekend with weeks thert. bJ:- aunt, Mrs Dea Hayes, and The lnnual pknic of the Phila· wrre accompamed baek to Colum· J thea Socaety of the Church of bus by Mr and Mrs Roscoe M:ea., Christ for the members an tttei.r d.lys who had been VJ.SlUnJ!: Mrs ram tiles will be held Thursday at H.lyes. the Middleport Roadstde Park at 6 p m Mr. and Mrs I D Diles look Mr and Mrs. Gordon Harris thtdr granddaughter, Ellen Jtvlden aud suns, J1mmy and Ntcky, Col. to her home tn Athen.s Wednesday umbus, artved Sunday for a visit a.nd stAyed over Thursay wtth Dr w1th their parents, Mr. and Mrs and Mr~ Charles JIVIden and fam· Rubert HarrL> and Mr. and Mrs C ily Mrs J1v1den 1s recovcrmg sat. M Hennesy. isfactnnly after major surgt!ry at Saturday guests oi Mr. and Umverstly Hosp1tal, Columbus \'lrs G G Werner and !.OruJ Jack Mt ss Julie Milch fi..I\J. Gall1polts nnd 811l were Mrs Bess Rupe and spent the weekend wlth' her par. Jaugbter, Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Rif' r:ts, Mt and Mrs Perry Mtlch. chard Rupe and son R1cky, Colum· Mrs C R. W1se and son Roscoe hus, J e-rry Darst, Gary, Ind, Mr. W•·re VLSLtors 10 Parkersburg Sat· ar~d Mrs George W. Durst and urday. daughters, Georgia Ann and Mary Mr and Mrs AI Harns have ~hrgaret, Wellston ; Susie and moved from the Grueser apart· Stephen Stewart, Mlddl~port Mr and MI'B. Edward T. French, nwnt t.o the Bessie Grogan apart· and children, Marc, Lu Ann and nll'nl. Mrs Lula Russell, Z<~nesville, ,. Bnail, visited Sunday wtth her fnrmer local restdent has been ll:randparents, Rev. and Mrs. E. L. MIter, The Plains YJ .~ itmg relatiVes and fnends here for the past three weeks ' Mrs 1George Hudson , Mrs. Ern· Mrs Taylor Grogan Mrs Cecil est Johnson and daughter Phyllis, G1ogan ami Mrs. Mabel Marshall Mrs. Douglas Circle and daughter, Cc•lumbllS spent the weekend he~ Lmda Lou, and Mrs. James Cor· Mr and Mrs George Taylor and ut'll were in Columbws Friday, three children, Columbus, were Mr. and Mrs Homer RoUJb, wt•ekend ~o:uesls of Mrs C M. Er. Clarksburg and Mi/;ts May Roush w1n and family Pnrkershurg have be-en vtaitlnr Mr Patty Russell who ll) employed :md Mrs. 0 L Roush , Middleport 1' Colum bus spent the weekend und Mr. and Mn. A P Rouah, w·~h her mother Mrs Annabelle Letart, W. Va Mr and .Mrs. 0 . L. Roul!lh joined the others 10 J~tart Sunday for a family party Carl and Jose ph Lefever, Colum· bus, ate spending two weeks with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. C C. Chapman. Their parents, Mr. and Mr.s A C Ufever brought tnem here. Mrs. Stanlj·y Thompson and daughter Barbara of Crown Ctly were also recent guests of the Chotpmans. Mr anrl Mrs. Chap· Wt tb any slae man and their gnwdsons took tnl'm back to Crown City Friday C'JIIalln •llf)'f evening, Mr and Mrs George Moore AMI rou can llave have returned from Columbus cl<oloo ol4 ...... ~•• where they spent the wmte-r a~d ~ prmg with the1r children colon too.lltlmatlonl """"•nr ...... .. ' ' hport ....lrtj -,.MI11fadlon ' guoran,.... . ,. - .Methodist. Will Attend rrogram ' . ' ' ALFRED S S attendance on June 17, wa,a 50, the offering $7.99. The followin& Fatha·'a Day pro· gram wu pre~nted. 1 Song "F.alth of Our Fatbtr't" by •ll 2 Scripture Reading Pnlm 127 C. E Woode. 3 Father and Son scni.pturtl& by Ernest and Charl - a Taylor, Dins.roore and Phlhp Boyles, a.nd Charles and C!a1r Woodc . 4 Lord's Prayer. by oil. 5 Rccituti.on What' II\ I Got? Wilma Jt'lan At~erton. \. 6 Rcadmg "My Fathr r" by Terry Swartz • 7 Sung "My Faith J.oolrs Up to ICC" hy all 8 Closing prayer by the Gtove ' 9 Presentation of gifts by Betty SJ!!ich r C E Woode, the eldest father, and Uoyd Dillmger, the youngeat. Rev Grove .Ailed his fil'9t ap. pomtment here for the new conference year, at 10:45, Sc;ripture reading Acts c •-6. Text: Acts 9:6 "Man Wf .ltl .tis 'Nay, Instead of doing Go • • ·•y ." "Isaiah saJd Know '"Y ., thne m.n In the Here am I .;ctdi rw" "JOnah. rarl o11boft photp? Thl• old phokl· oraph waa brought to th• Sen· from th ~ LvnJ.• .. , ·~ -, . u? Attendam:f' ~ W'edn-:-sda)' ~tpel ofRc. ""*"IY at,tw It [ evening pr1 , r h.'1Ce8 w.as 21, wilh Wm r• Lu .• n ~ader. This Jhyes T''l' "ill> 1n wrek's leldt?J" is Th,.•-,a Henderson 'fhe M. Y t;' . . . • its nt:lt ~t meeting, Su1 • .,~ ~t'" 1.Jng Ju If t7 with an att.~>·,.~ ~~ t1 y-ou ,. "'l"'d adults. Scripture ~ .~n. John 8.3 1 ~ 36, by T8tJ')' S't~>doo+.. ~ p...a)'i!r Thelma Hend'E!rson, &.., iiJ~ "Wha\ a Friend" "Rock of Ages" and "Come Angel Ba.nd" with Margaret Ann Wlndlaod, planlsl. Bible lesson on John 13, and a 'N!ading "Letter to Dad" made up the program, ~e Vol. VHI ~ been dilco·~t~rtdJ tbe walls of an old {aouae ltel"' ,-.,nodeiM, How Old the iii!Mtt II has nat ~ llfettrmhtecl, :-. - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 10, 1956 • 1nner 1 used were "'Alii!'TI<a", ' J . ' BROTHER$ HAVE BAD LUCIC Alan Ray and Jon CutmingAAm, sons of Mr. and Mrs. RaymOnd Canniogbam, bave bew ba\11D,g a .. hard tUde for several day.s.' Alan Ray is · under 'lfeatmegt of 1 local J1bysiclan after be in)~d ·hia ,he11d wben be.. feU from a IWrth al their home an~J~:Jn is CODfia~d wlth a~ infected foot after :.,;tep. piD,g on a bee wbile playia• ia the yard: - J ' , ,. !~few lmp!'9vtd -C!'9ft!m~!l ·W!!itt Mrs. Edna Miller and House Paint Gives 'JO.U coiftplete Prote~lon • Greater DurobiiJfy. ,. .. ,.. _.,.....,,..,,....., ,..,_ . .... • ·- ..._... 0 1 - , maldmum ~~rotKtt.n ' C n - ,, .... ' ...... ..aiMt ....a.ture IINiai.W.a ~·.......... lifet..... "'"" - Pllm·- ~ . ........ It *~• ., -· ·" llllllc l'ftllflllll - - -Tho ........ 11iVo1i . ' <l~~.f!!}!\04. , oi~!Y of lltlo ,lift! ,I . 1 - - ,• .,.... .........1.. Ill .........1... ' Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Df.rwln Bryan Columbus, visited retltivcs Pomer.oy Sunday. ' ~~>... ~- .. " " - ' Mr. ~d MJ'I': WIUJ&m Konkle refurn:d borne Saturday uveniJli after In ClnclnnaU. , - $3.89 .-. ~. , ··Gar• .,· Housewa~ .. Dept.. •'•lai' Moin Ffoor · ' · · ) ' ' RACINE ••• 'Three Are Fined· By Mayor Fisher nerve. can be lust u ·'lorth,.anda when cr )'1111 atiU cllnf Of Wuhda)' , • • 10 lA)' and palna that go along with Ill smart and modem houaewUe knowa the· Uldnl our laUIIdr)' service. Call ua Jnil' let w&Qday work from now ont ' T1'i .. Lustre CleQttl9'1 -- ' ' Olil6· , -' -· '"' ' ' ' 5c ati Craftsman White House Painf . neat Rbbder, Single Copy • '' Mr. and ll(.rs, JQbn Walkrr and famlly returned to their :!lome, canton, Sa'urday after a W-eek• vl.Wt with Mr. and Mna. ' .. . '· Judy were guests of .Mr. Dick Hami• at & ftah try at camp nc.IIJ' Great Bend, Friday evening. Mr. aud Mn, Dale Faulk and Misa M.rgatoet Hawk of Columbu~ were weekend guetts uf Mrs, Gol. die Hawk. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Barr o£ Tipton, Iowa, are lhe gumu of ~~elat:ive,- in Pomeroy end Syra· cuse, DO YOUR HANoguv.... e:n. ttne new 1tructure here nea.rlq completion. \ Mr. and Mrs. flo!Hn fOI at y ' me William I IOCdTC...... WAJCM Clm~ No. 72 ew.Roadway Construction W ell land (at right) Is tiM> oldMt llv. lng member of th• Stivenvlll• Methodist Church and aiiQ. thf' mothar of oM of th• lartn, famlll•• In that oitclnlty, wtJII• Mr. and Mn~. J~hn Dobbins of Columbut (top photo) holds the dlttlnction of being th• only couple marrl.d In thm Chun:h. On July 14, a prcgram, "Forty Y.an Ago" will b• h.,d at th• church from 8 p. m. till 12 p. m. coml•tlnt of •lght quart.ts. Thirty-six penona will haw parh In th• program. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holter are spending two week11 ln Nebraska while he is on vacatwn from the A jltntly supper will be serv•d R H. Rawlings and Sons garag.e. from 6 p. m. until 8 p. m. pr• Mr and Mrs. R1chard Walter:~, ceding t ... program. On .al• too Co:umbus were weekend gue11t.s of win brt • la9 varl•ty ~of baked lus parent11, Mr. ttnd Mrs , Guy gOods, llnent, rugs qulltll apo Walteu. roDs, and numerous lttmt for Neighbors of Mr and Mrs. Or· the home. Ville Morrts anri family a.:ave them QuaJ'fel't wiiJ b• rrH:tlt fnom a farewell glfl before they mnv. Sptonc•r, Long Bottom, Racln. ed 1'hurs1luy to Mar1etta f1om •nd Rnant~wood, W. Va. their home on Beech St. -" ---~Ehzabolh Lcllm• was a busmeS!! \i.~ Jtor In Columbu11 recenlly. Mtss Sus1c Taylor hils been re. Mr ami Mr~ . Curtis Jenkinson turned to her home m Clayton, and daughters have returned from La. after being m lbc Baton I a t .llllpmg tnp at Lake Hope Houge hnspl!ul while ill v· · j E1 nestine Asbury who IS l'm· pncumoma. pin~ ed m Columbus .spent tht' _ _ J..._ _ _ _~ --~-weekend with her mother Mrs A:;bury an(l au1ter, Janice. A\miOIIDD OIA\II • • • ' i>'""j"'' Songs Mrs. • Three penons In appearances bofore Middleport :Mayor C. 0 F.~>her dn!'w hnes of $8.00 and rnsts each. Fined were TheOOore Smith. 40. or Pomeroy, arrested by O~ficer Nt'al o~ a c:aarge of runnmg a traffic light. Louise Stripling, 31 . New HA· vt'n, W. Va., aresled by Officer Dollie on charges of intoxication . Marga~t Edmundson, 5'7, , Vin· ton 0., arrested by Felice Chle£ Balley on charges of recklesS <lrlviDI. -- ~ / � 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. 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 July 9, 1956 arnold steohenson