http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f1c28713a1b35b2227d8771731642199.pdf 2fefead2f8504c94143b905299af3fb9 PDF Text Text • • • ' ' • .-...,.;;;:--..,......----------->-------me-' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_Oh'--lo-------- ______ ...:.:'!Vedl'lesdoy, Julv.J2.i.:1~6 Victory Foramila, May, Musial Boyer and Redle~s Report Broad Run Community ·· Celebration As Successful ' C~ar~ and . HerP.hel I••. ""· ' H,erdmu! ~ f'~ • ,!1 ' Pli,nty of foOO and home made cood . appetite~ made the ·b asket dinne'f a great s.ucceSB. • Those receiving prizes (Gr being the youngest and oldest per. ~on.s present were P..aul Eugene Ha.rris II, two months old son of P~tul and Minnie Harris; and Mrs. Lena OJiver, 83 years" and 4 .nonth.s. Wben Mrs. Oliver aecept.••d her prlze sh' remark~d, "Sixty· JOt years ago la.st night 1 cut the ~lub that broke my neck" mean· .a, 1hat her wed~lng anniversary ia July 3. During the 11fternoop the crowd ~l.joyed vii.itlng and watching the Iainea and contests . . In the con~&1 \when a dOllar's worth or Qf>nn es were thrown away, th.e Yln11ers ere Linda OrdJ. 19 pennies ' ·l rd 'fbillp King, 12 pennies. ~er of the big boy's slick r;aee'·r~ I,.a~ry Lueteydoo. Bryan Yonbr wo.g. the young boy's uck ·race:' ,. ,it. Special Group 'HILDREN'S SUMMER WHITES 1-30FF DUnON'S THE SHOEBOX DlkJ'Q' STORE 11'illie? Hey, He Sure Did! Middleport, Ohio MICIDI!IPOIIT, OHIO ' W•1hlngton'• Griffin. •tldlum to w•tch tht Natltntl LeiSI'II All-Starr. ttr.tl;:h t~elr ..mtstery over their American Ltttue rivals to six out of &he ltst ttven cont.th, 7-3, on the lont Nil. good pitching 1nd IU'Jt!trb ... fenslvt play. Hr.re, ,tha , Am art. can's Billy Pierce (Ch~Hto)• Is l-anniRQ l..d4ff INtter · ~ohiiJir Temple (Cinch1ftlti) to Qpfln th.e 1•me. (ln.,.rnatloMI). •• ' I&Z '5 STORE Starts Thursday MID Ju 12 ' . •.. ~ l . 381 39. l 40I .1 31 3 fs ) I I ·I I' 4~f' 4 1 3 .1-- 11 44_ ~I --'-- 2 . - DACRON$ • WOOLS Reg. $37.50. $29.95 DACRON$ • RAYONS Reg. $42.50. $32.95 Reg. $47.50 • $36.95 20% OFF ON ALL OTHER SUITS , Adam Straw Hat 1-3 Off Adam Felt Hats 25% Off "d, ·' 15 SPORT COATS Reg. $24.95 Now ,ii$1.69 or 3 for 5.00 $14.99 - - ,.OTHERS LONG $LEEVES ·>, 25%~FF linen Weave • SPORT COAn $9.95 ... $5.99.$7.11 ·slacks Over '$4.95 .. 20% Off ' ',.,. MEN'S SOCKS' • ' 3 Pai11 $1.00 --'t ' IARLY FOR.· liST CHOICE. NO CHARGES NO ·~YAWAY'S AT THESE ' CES Z MEN'S SHOP . FOR LESS'' ..'' ' . · $299.00 · ': ·aAKER ~ . '• \. F\IRNITUU ·. today 5c Industry And Uni~n Officials 5 Make Moves To Break Deadlock na ..•·. 1--t~ns~~ N_~e ~~~ j\s'K~y Clue Publico~~~ . ' . DyPo~'ln se~r~bFor. Baby _?nT~eBroder II d.-t....... Festival Sought ®tec~iv~,; ~• I w , wislBPI\Y. , N.'Y. ' UP-'Th•' ..... wben tbey .... NasriU .t;loun\y c.hiel o,t. ed Mr.&: Shirley Glllsber• 3 who r'eve,led today that the . ransom lJhoned the WeJnber~ers that P.e- !!,Ole" ,fbF. "tbe 'kidnaped We1nberg~1 t~r could be foLind .. at 114 Mam .b aby •was aig'ned ''Yout baby stt· Sl., Stamford, Conn. 1er." . . Two lUle~ployed Queens, Long Stuyvetiant 1Pinnell, the detec· Jr.Jand, mel! were an:ested Monday : 'tlve chief, said the no~e lett in the ~or lurl~~ Mrs. w;mb:rger ~~Ida • ' .fnflnt Petei'a carrlage . on July ~ se rea. ezvous or er c I ; ~ '<S:th waa "well written" and "ob- ~:hey wJU be ~ar~ed wit~ at I ;oflously prepared." \ ,empt~{ extortion and ~lYlnt t ' "1 think it's a .real grown UP fBlle m ormation about a kidnap· peraoo who wr:ote the note," Pin- mg. ~bllh ·~~ld be _selll7~eed to 11 P~111 ~ ,.ell ~id. . yeara In prtson. • 'J, ' Plonell said however, that the Miss Gtnsber,. or Brooklyn. ad ·cbild'l: mothef .Mr.a. Betti Wein· mlt~ed to havmc. been . a mental ~~. ' d b h "t pattent in two 1nstitutio111. She 1 berger, had ntVft" b~ a a Y SL • wa t be arraigned In Brooklyn ~ ·even lor ,tJtelr, other son, Le· . s 0 .... of t ,yts, ;a~. But be utd t.he fawjly i~lony court . today 0 ~ c,~rges . ... i~ )a,d '".b.i~~ maida who alSo car.ed'for ~~rn~g ~~=. tnformatlon m a ktd· 1lle._l!hildrfln. . · · Police searcred In vain the \ "Fr~lilrly there'l' nolhi'n~ en- I• irst Methodist Church wbich oc. ~ ~uragi.Pg,'; ·Pinnell Jl(,swcred c3~1.2a the 114 ·Main St. address !' 7 , ....::: ..,. ' • f d Th h h h d 1 \j.:'.. :wh~n ~uestioned abou~ qthe,- as. UJ" .st~m or · e c urc · a a· -~· ~<'Ct:S ..of :the e1gbt-d:.~y"pld •bd"~ · rea~y been aearcbed,obce beiore 1, ~ • (;(lq.. • • , ~ il r~sult of • hoax c.all. ). PiQ,tle~l refused to guess , whe·~ ~ . · the.r lhe wrtter of the ransom note ~ wa~ a man ·.or wo~~n. He Sal~ the I ll.ate;·ovcr 35 wardS..ltllen:gth, wa~ examined by several ha~wri!_ing ! · exper:ts Who j!Lsgrte~ as t11 the ()C ()OS ~ ag, lmd ~e~ of tJle \yt1,ter. , . • ~ ~ n~ -ttetmiv.ea. ~~ef .sttd the : ~q!e eontained ' .~ uatruc,tlons ~o . 'I Plans '1:r * blile aod _ . •• bltel. 5Ueo 7 io 15, j Report Js 'G•Iven L al ·Li CJub On Conve DllOD ximately a 1·' "IJIJ? ., $·L·~ , ~ Jll1f~l~.a: ·u~ tlona~ t11E' Welaberger Mme. But- he ~a1d 1fle note o~itted any l.nstructmns ~or ~eoovcrmg or pickmg up the "'"~b)., · . . . Durmg_ tbe cour'e of t_he _wvestJ. .atla~, Pmnell said 1 poLice got the 1 lmpression that the pe;rson . who ~· ')idniJ)e~ tbe baby knew Ll was , lhe Weutberger baby and Ml JUst any baby. . . . . :: Th~ G·men officially JOm.ed .m t.b,- hunt for the baby_and his ktd· ( na~r ~ednesda.y ~lth .~e a~nouhetme;n.t tll~t the organJza1i~>n_S • "'.full 'resources' would. be mobl· hzed~<ior-the searc:h. . N~au Co~nty p~Uce, said there wou~. be no slaetet;tilJg of their .JnVfltJJation. ~!1~ (nvest~IJt!ODS ,. ....._wi)l•tie &I!IPirate' liut. .t!Oo~dJ.pated. r Davjd Holman, 11n uaele or ~rs. 11 'Weli;J)erger, ,jll.id '\be. fsmily had i ~ not · ababdone~ M~e ut · g~ttln&. cnnveritlon hi!ld In .Miami, Io'lil., (rom June 26 to June 30, was given to the Pomeroy Lion,.; Club on Wedne.&d.ay noon b~ c. E: "Curl:y" Baum, state secretary. Baum told the group ficveral interestlns facts concerning tbe irtlclpttion in the convention by rht· OhiO Lions Club members and reported that the state bid won ar. e.ward fGr a float entered in tb.e r;.arade and had alsG won an award (or· the "Welcome Room" art up tn Miami. . Officiating at the nleeting was ijev. C. E. Hoyt, presiden• . and ,Ernest cOvert first vice president. Otis TreVy,' who ~pre8e'nletl lbe club · at ~be Miami convenUGn -also t~pake brieDy oa the conventlon. · ' . . · ou.eti-1 were Jtonald L. Sprin11er " Ghorj~e Weaver, I.k WowJ,uy, Ed~arK. Peters and r.t:ilt HoUdashelt. , lbe montb.old IJIJ)y b1ck alive. '';'lie. Weinberlera ·re··~o~ful" ~ }lotman, a former M.i.saaU Co®ty · , ' i' iaaiatnt district attorney: .said. ~ ~~. 1 ~ J•'J'bey haven;t left '~!.:bOUBe ex. nl . --~.', ' ~ ~e,~pt, to 8111Wer ' ~'i'IJt .._telephone . ·<alit,' oln . " ·· the kL.dnaplor. .. ·. "EV,~ time t~li pbon~ r1ngs •• 1 1they <have a gll!am ot ibope~ ~· ~ "Th w 1 be J'fr (1 t t to I .. L~ <J.._ebyn brgke w~"l wban • ~ ·- \ 'II be b ld "Jet tue U111 &e • .ul appt!nlf ;Fun.eral .serv CU WI e < 1 d GeSn't Ia.t ~es1 the Frlday at •2 p. m. · i1l tbe N0-'· ' -J, ' alter 'tna ""-.; 1 1 famUy. Tbey are boldib.J up very L. Allen Funeral Home, 2256 W. ·, \· ',:wciJ." . . . ,' . Broad st., ColumbUs ror Mrs. The WeinberJiet.l COiltinued to Harry (Ftedl Wildermuth) Brad· 1 ltlllow every bope and tlp, no shaw '66, who died iUddell.ly or a ,'m •t1M wbat it wO/ In tbelr des· bekrt •ttluik l.t her bome, '136 Wil. ··SH"r&Je efforts to tind theirs~. son Rd .." Columbus. . ,l Mrs. Weinberger, whO bad al. il~!ir sole aurvlvor Is h~r bu,s.. ,. · , ' · t<adf· bei!D crueUr deceived by 'It band, Harry. 1 ) ~'leut four ' talse ·tJPs from cranks· · FriepdJ· may call et the ·f uneral "or atortlonitts, agilln left their ·home from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 P· m. white nneb.atyle home ln a blue Burial will be made in Wesley , 11nd .wbltt .l!&tlon vtagon. W~dnea. Chapel Cemetery. day 111-otDm.t, · ,. · • lJolnt ,t,,,.ot MHo MARRIAGI LICINSES " ~;~~~~':;· ~~:~~!mother re- A marriage 11 cen¥: h a11 b een l"l\ter•. ap. granted in the office of the Pro· or anGtber hlte Judge to LouJa x.,ee, 23, U. S. MarineS and .Janice Gillilan, 1'1, Racine, clerk. ; t· F"r'eda Bradshaw Dies udd' e y 0£ Heart Attack s I I "I r ' ~ ' 1' ,\ ". : . ' ..., .:)$ . CAl'S AJL. _ t 'I' ~J 87 •• ut:f W e, . ........... ""' · ·· in 1i&ua~ To Be Saturday ~tnke began 12 day~ ago. tion_. " . . . . . Fmnepn 111dicated th11 alter· Federal Mediation . Dtrector noon 's :~euion would be the lint Funeral services wiU be: held at sept F Finnegan sa1d the talk& 1 8 series tbe Chester ltethodlat Church wvo ld begin at 4 P. m. EDT at 0 "There have to be more saturday at 2 P. m. for J . B. the Hotel WilLiam P ron here. Tbe l meetings if this thing is J()in& to Hayn, 77 who ~led Wednetdey at , m£d!ator ~~~ he and 1m ai~es ~ be settled,'' he .said. But he ad~ the home of h11 daughter, Mr.!l . . w" uld partlCopate ID ttle se~Jon drd no addltlonal joint talks bad Frank Cheesebrew in Middleport. aimed at 5ettling the contract been scheduled A member of the Chesler Meth- dt;"a.dlock which bas idled 650.000 : · , odist Church .and the Grange, m1ilworkers and up to 90,000 I Industry representatives a,reed Hay~· last activ" day was _o_n Me· i workers ln steel-dependent lndLJ&. I to the meeting of sides ~rier a monal Day when hP. part1.c1pated l ines washington conference WJlh FinIn servlcrrs at Chester at the Suns negan W~nesday . USW Preaideat of Veteram; ceremonies. D9ubt Early Setttement I David J. McDonald gave the un.1 , , . But mediation officials doubt- ion's approval Tuesday. - Cites fnd•trv Offer Survivmg are h1s Wile Lucy F. - 1 to whom hi' would h:avc been J h 0 A Stepbena U S Steel married 54 ~ears &J of A~gu<"t 14. vice. president. and chier inAlso .survLvlng are tux chtl· dustry negotiator IUld newsro.u Rudersmi~, MauJ.l!on, Clifford •·we- have never had any nluo1 lf1yea, &hddleport, ~erll Chee.se. tance to meet with the union." He ~ew, Mtddle por,, ·B dah . Waugh, , • . 8 aid be U "hopeful that some one olumbua and Bl!ulah Piatt. Co- · of the.o;e days the union will rectumbw. Three brot~. Claude -,:, ognize the wonderfuJ offer tbal'• of KlnJI8bury-rd, Emerson and . . .........., ad d · " Ward f Ches A sia 'M: 1 Many people tn Meigs County U"'=n m e an ac~ep1 1t. C D B.o b ~eL, B t~, C r~•: h,;; vr reported seeing. bagworms , McDonald said Jt was "hlglr ua t 0 llll ngbil:ac a 1 ·• an I he ir evergreen lrees and ; re time" for the steel indlJ8try ex8'd ~ ![~a f-a . d wund£'"rmg how to control the sit- eeutive "to devole tbemaelves U. ~Wlf gd 1m In d ea~"e~ a uatlon according to c. E. Blakes.. the problem they have created, ~-' ·~ gran ' 'M n J,... ,., c~unty Agril·ultural Agent. and enter into collective ba.rg,ain;lfber, .a.uotsl on, a 1 1liter, audr ing with us." I Flay's of Athens an dJ. brother P.l Blak~slee ha~ sair; tbat an ean.y The indu1try has offered a fiveof Phoenix Arm. . I sc<.rcb for tbe b;.gworm sttould year, no sinke a~ement wbleh ~;'!~d,Hmay call_at the Ewmg be made before t1 makes too mucn provi.1e5 for an av-trage annual unhl noon Satur. p:-ogress on the tree. He m:orms mcrease of 7.3 cents an hour plua . that if folks will look elruely, they other frlne:e benefits spread over wtll be ~nducted by m;.y find bag worms hanaing the term of the contract. Grove ~if>ted by Re_V. "fl 'lwn .about one-half inch or more Union officials w;~nt a shorter Hoyt. Burial wl1l ~ ma~ m un branches of the tree. The bag eo1l.tract witb increased lmmedl.. ~- !""".;\ ..... · - · " 'o 'eaitiy -~ied-• ·it-t&- made ate .~IU. "~"''lll· pf neewes from t.be tree. · . . Magic" SolutidD ... - _.. I I i'inn~.n SJid the government • If_tb~ ba;warm is not con lr oJI. 1 has ";no mag1c wand" Wil;'b wllit,b , d unmcdi.ately, 11 wtll eat. along to setUe the di.spul.::. He ~ j '-be branch and lbe tree Will bt:l ed the Mt!diaUon Service would e'omc brown. The County Agent ''help in every way we taD." But . \Jiirns thai it JS too !ale to do lle added "tbere would be no im.:aucb good when big brown Rreas posed 50lutkln. appear In the tr:ec. P&rticipatlog in the rene\f'td A bill . f . · To control the bagworm, Blakes- joint neg:otlatiun.s today will be •.1 . of In ~rmatwn has been lee recomm~"nds a sprily eompot~ed McDonald, (or the striking steeJ.. II ed Ill lhe afflce the Clerk of of two ounces of cilber arsenate workers, and repte&enWlva of Cou~ ~Y Pro~eutmg Attorney J . of leJd or malalbion added to the Big Three $leel prod.ueen. illB._0 BrLen agamst Lawrence Boyd !hree gaJI<~ns of. water. Tbe spray eluding Stephens; R, Heath ~ M!Bddledport. h d ilh ( 4 . should be applied as soon as the counsel for U. S. Steel; ..Job• ~ ts c a_rgc . w ee mg worms are :~een. Morse, couuel far Betblebem. <:ertam hogs 1n hl.!l possesion and and Thomas Patton vitO pn'S.. owned by him, raw, uncooked gar· dent of Republic St~el. bage co.n trary t? 8'tate law. . With F.iiuleg:an will be AN1I<J. .... The mformatwn was acQULred tut Mediation Director CJ)'d6 · \ from 1. C. Hartsbaugh or the Ani· MWI and llpe'Ciai "1.61I.Gtant Robert mal Industry Division, Department H. Moore. Agriculture, State of Obio. Tbe neptiltorl!l ' last mt¢..-t"oge. lber in New Yock, where: talkl Jo- 1 I wiu Report Bagworms Cor: Infest'mg Tfees .. Jn Meurs County 1 ~ ····e~~ r.an~·-m~e); .at Al- Report 1s GiveJt 14-t'Rl f ~ R"9afl and P•~.:.rA,jt~a;~·~'1 ~ vA>·Ml>ort On,..tbe 1Jon1 Intern~ ,~ mean du stry conduct a 11urvty of the t•egard to opinions on the holding Jlf 8 Broiler Festival in the future wt>re made on Wednesday night at !he regular meetin11 of the -Mei.R County JuniGr Chamber of Commerce. virgil "Boe" Brown wu ap. p•Jinted to mate the survey and will report to the IC grpup at a later d•te. In Wednesday night'l!l meeting, I be J@Jffes also voted to donate t:100 t th M'ddleport P rk AI."'t. 0 e 1 a ..;ociation which was reported to be in need oi runda. Frank Jennings was appointed <!l\alrman of. a picnic committee a' the meeting. New officers cond!lct~d the 1 ~E"etlnTghof the groRouy~ for tMboerfiran" 1me. ey were ger · g , presiden~· liichard Rosenbaum, (irst vice' president; .Jack' Seelig, st:cretary and Frank ;J(1nnings, treB surer. . A state Jaycee meetina: is to be held in Man&Jield on July 14 and 13 and wa!S announced to the memben: .. Present were Bill Childs, Don Betzing. Richard Rosenbaum. Rl· chard FDI.Irod, Fraqk Jennings, VIrgil Brqwn, ~chard Karr, ft.o. ljer r,tor.P,D, ~k\Soello~~. Unjtrd "t.eel I \I ... (or g~neral public in Meil" County in I If you like JOUI' •h•pin"Qeubtl;-trJ row after~., 9fr~·<;~ 11rlpe. lopped with Ill ugcl eoJlar .of while ~~ ··:reg~ej ~ ~Jaed Pretty that 1t~yt Pretlf ln!Mqicoit~ ~~~~- ~ ereue-reli•t•m: IYXJJD', ~lon hr )(ptoa ~ ~lUJL ·• ; ~ · ' Altematin.catripel!l of red and tO'UI, red u4 AUow ,., :. . T'ITJ'SBURGH UP- Top nq-o-1 ed the rt"Sumed necotlatloM B• Hayes, 11 l liatonL the Steelwork- wouJd an early settlement. er~ and the nation'& bade jn-1 Finnegan said nothing he bat • sl.t duwn toli[ether at a heard the past two days hu Funeral Servtce . fint hargainlng t.ahle today for their ebal!ged hl.!l feelln~ that "tbil Ia j.oint meeting since the still an extremely serious Tlie Ring 1 . ONLY !BEST CARS • FOil Enters r. tal . Mr. llnd Mrs. BHJ DaVis, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pullins and I!IOD of Colllmb\.18, Mr. and.Jrltll. Sttve E))jln 1md children, Mr. and Mr1; JJm G;Jmofe and chUdlen ~er . b~llday ~uest{ o( lhelr parents, Mr. 11nd )oJrJ, Pearl Jacobs. · Mr~ and Mrs. Cliff Jacobs aad son spent th~ holiday ' at Lake ' later•ta 01 J'iMI "· ..... .JfiUOff Are. t,o.. Prldar.' ton1111t iators esume nut! AII·Ster Geme In .. Wllhlngton, Willie's blast ltnded In the left tleld stlndl1 Boyer makes the trtditlonal "handy" tJ,'"fttiRtl while catcher Yogi Btrrt watches, (lnternetloMI.) Attendance at Sunday School July I waa 71S offering $9.68. Mr. 1nd Mra. William 8l'ads~aw and Jesare Tracy of W.arren, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell and children of Colualbus, Ted Pullins und family, Mr. and M-rs. Ed Rus- Alma. . ~~~11. Clay Eblln aM tamill', Mr. Mn. Maxine Michael &Del Mrs. and Mra. Clifford leenhQWl!r and Marpret ."-Jien spPn! the weekend d<'UIIhter lru:l. Pat Tracy were the ln Columbua. . . holiday IIUellts of Mrs. Eva Trac:~­ Mrs. Margaret Hysell b"acl 'und 11on Melvin. miJf~rtune ·to falJ. down the base· ·Mr. •~d Mrs. GeorJfl Marlin and rueq.t e:t~pa at the hOme ot 41er IIJIUI apent the ·holiday 1Vittl Ear- sill~; 1 ~S: 1·P.' .JaCpM." F~uilite- · :Poweli .and fMlmly and Mr. ihe '"'• auffeh!d Do brokft~ bones. ' MtJ. Oivllle AUen. Tbeir dRu•. ::Mr:' ~~ ~s. Clitl. Jae~11, aon returned ·home with them J&~,,)lr~ ~ -*•· Jamea .. GUmorr vialtina relathcs here. and ·family, · Mr: lndl Mn. Ptarl JaEdna Schaefer spent a day cobi: apen~ satu;d;r ar~ernoon at paft week In ColUmbus with Lih lJ:Opfl. Tbe)" wcrl!' .joJpetl by daqhter" 'Mra. Vern Story wh.o · Blil· leobl and~liiriilly, BDI Davis a patlen·t tn Mt. Carmel Hospl- ~d famuf: Jerq PuJUna and -.·Wn!lot *"d Piui' Jic~,'Co)umbus. , B~ver1y Jaeobs' of Coiumbus is vbltJ~ here. llwl'l!orlce Smith and bmlly wt"!l'f. ret>cnt 1uests of "Foster De Witt at i'iirmont. Tbey were aecomP.an:ed hom~ by their son Sll THEil SHAAP CARS •.arr, , wbq had a pent the past ,scv· there. )955 MIRCURY 4 dr s.don, R Mra. Arthut Wise anJ H. white \PH ' tlree, I"Mily nice. Bates FriCIIU' In 1955 CHIVROLIT VI wlttt O¥trdrift. Ill H. LIIW miiHtt 1954 PONTIAC I Star C~~f 4 "'· Ft.ily fCIUI,_.ect. Jilin. 19Q CHI)IROI.IT BelAir H~rd· The ciNftnt and nlcett a- IN AND WEAR DRESS \SLACKS .:1''1 LAUREL CLIFF r. l'lle dera.bowen Durth todaJ anit •l&bl and tll:rouabout ..teo moh 82 to 110. low Single Copy I 1; SHORT SI.EEVE SHIRT! 20% 0'ff NBW YORK'S "JAY, HEY" KID Wlllre Miyt : romps In with a plrictl-hlt home run, .coring Kan Boyer 1hetd of him, to push '. the National League to 1 3.(1 lead over the AmttriCJn In the four:fh Inning ~ ~r_d__ ,,._ Ohio: P1rtly cloudy W)th UtU. chante- ia temperatures todq, p night and Friday. ScaU.-1 t.btmo ~~~~~~~~----~----~~~----~~---::---:---~~t-7:-::::7.~--= -~--~--==----------------------~~w'~ Vol. VIII No. 74 , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 12, 1956 •· ·· Jbebw l'bolle 3111 ' .• ' ,. .• I Parkersburll. · M"r. and Mra. Robert Davis aild l'<'llild,ren of Langsville spent FJ::l· bar mother, Mrs~ E\'il day 'l'rncy ancJ sister, Ebtin . MEN'S SUMMER SUITS BY ' MARX .,Mol!. REGULAR, SIZES. - -- - - - Det!oted I Mrs. Ruth Goodnitc received a prize for- bavlna- the largest ram• A CROWD of 28,14J fant fills ..' • • ' doo ud boys; llr. ·and"lfril, Aiti• : m:ond_GriDI. · ,. • 'f'WatU Rl.·usb William Do.rtba; WII'Jltr Mt•.;~d Mrs..J,i&J'o , m an 4 • • . • Clr.u4i~ ~ ' ,. .... ~ ·~ ~ ily prese11t. The .seven frorn her famjly weN ber son and his fam· ily, Mr. lnd:,'!"Mr.s. Ray Goodnite a.o.d JGanna; alSo her daughter and children, Mrs. Minnie Harris, Sherry and Paul. Tbt% · following boys joined in tbe ch_ase (Gr the greased 'Pig: Wtliam Roush, Wamer Roush, Gary KiOg, Jimmy King, Cttarles Yonker, Bryan Yonker. Lew King, Philip King:, CbRrles He1'dman, Htr.Shel HcrdmaJJ., Rqger Luckey· doo and Larry Luckeydoor. Tht pig was first captured by Gary King but he wat unable to bring In the bacon. No 100ner had Mr. Pig broken loose than be w11s ,llrabbed up by Jimmy l{h;~:t who made good on his boa!l.d\ll'bll th~ . ba~ket dinner that he was gbh~B to catch the pig because he ha'cl h1m a_lrea~ a,uld; \·. ' . ' . Due lo tb~ good spirit, good Cu.rr and J;Qod attendance the hope was ex(ll'css"e d thllt the Broad Run Cflmmunity July 4th celebration will be en annual event. Those in attendance other than thooe pre· ,,iou!lly mrntioned weL·e: Mr. and \trs. Douey Roush, Emogene and Roush, Agnes Ro1,1sh , Mr. 1\:irs. Ed King and three children; Mrs. Suzie Edwards, Julia Edr Whrds, 't'omr,ny .&wards, Mr. an~ ~Irs . Harry Ord, Mrs. Elpha R. Young and three grandchildren, . ' Bobby, .Jimmy and Ronnie; Mrs. Jaek Ord, Linda, Beth and JohnnJE'; Martha O~in11ar, Anna Olllin- • • enttn e :et Itt' cream, pIus • e • " The, July fib Jodepende.,.. Day 1 . ~· OIJ'<R: lJ~- lt. M l!rlilltoa~ Broad Rull ger, Mrs. Cl•y Gl'lnatte!l, BerDiea· L , ,.1.un·• . i· ~ 1 .....-tt! 1 .._~. 1 1 • .,..,_ 1"? ~ ' 1 _ , • 1UI!'o1ll- · 'l"••~ '. - . , Johnson; Mrs. Doril Yonl:H", Cbu. t:e~:u~~~ ~!~~:: 1800 Raymond, Bl')'an,' Son)'a, apd Na· KttUOD',. ~ ~~1:· ~ atten;ded It bas been reported. thall; Mr. and Mrs. AI.h Lu~ff· .. ~t{. CUrkl.~:n~~lir.. ·k Yr cclebraUGll or tbe C il h I . • ond JudQI; Ill'• , Rill!! ., II.O<id.91to, aoa IDd d.alllbttr ,. and ~famiuu; ~ ' • 3 I c r:n. \Y l SMkl~~•.wav~ ,,..l'den.. Ei· ..nhewer ~ .u doubt of bis A ~ """ ,Mttntioft, by an- '"'..PCinl' the* k1••1JJ e ~:md....._ TM,,ftc. t k ,!lf ~told I;OP .c on....-...,nel , . .'1h ~ty.. buri that'\ht! faela 111 "better . shapt~" now .tfJII' when. he flrat. • .P~osecutor Files I Folleral Semce • " . , • • J;'l T0 Be 0ft Fn'day Metg~, ount JIf Jumor .fair ·.lnfonnation Bill I ' · ' Lj~ vestock EJtlnrs • &ught ou Lawrence Boydl Funeralaervices for Albert Cole 87, a lif~ long reaidE-t1t ar Orange ' c Township until the past seven yeal'SI, will be held at tb~ Christian .cburch in Tuppers Pla1ns Friday at 2 P· m. -Mr: Cole -~led at ~anca_ster . -l~airfleld. H~spttal Tuesday m&ht. He had reended witb .a daughter, NQDa Awlld, ·Lancuter, ~or the past seven years. Surviving the 4ecea~~~e~ art two ~o-; ~axl of Long Bottom and 01!rald o( Lancaster; three daufl,btcr11: Ola Campbell. C(ll\i.mb1u; Jol!ie Hwnphrey, W&:'tervllle and Noila Awald LllnctSter. '· ~- lltltvi,tng · are .... . fdil(er t.ena Keebaugh or Columbus; a brother, Homer Colts, TUppers Plain&; 16 grandchildren and 21 p-eat grandchildren, Burial will he dade In !l'upp,,ra Plains under the irectlon of the Arbaugh Fulleral Home, New FOOtball Co·a"h Nam~..J 00 Al .M3fJetta • · lJ ' . . . '. • • Dr. John w. M90r~. veteri,naru\n and c. E. Bl"akeslee, County Agricullural Agent, were making a tou"r of the homes Of 4-H Club members interestf:d in exhibiting !ivestock at the Mei~P~ County Junior Fair today and will oontlnue their tour 00 Friday. Vis.ited today were tbe homes l)f EJ~nor Well., Roger Rose, Dale Hart, 'Don and ViriJfti& ·Jo)mson, Jackie Cummins, Karen Theiss, Arlene Thejss, Cbarl!s Holler, Rev.(:. .E Hoyt I • Named Ch8JrJD8D • Of ' Bat*'JSt Gr·ou·p . d 1 The Rev. . E .' Hoyt, pastor ot tht! Fir.lt Blptist Churcb Will nam· ed chairman of tbe ehuicb <roup· ina; committee in thP Pomro-oy, Central and Rio Gr1nde Bapli.J>: ASSDCiatlonll, when he atteilded II meet inc. in Jackson Tueaday eve• n.iii.J A 11 pt!'c'lal meetilfR ot Mr. Hoyt'a committee . is set for Juh· Z1 at Rio G~aD~. . JiarOid c. Laugbead, Granville, was in charge of the meeting Tuesday wben ministers ahri kc)' !ayleaders of lhe churches in thi~ area met to discuss regrouping 01 cbur . ches in. the Am~.rican Baptisl MARIET'l'A, 0. UP-Anthony Ware, 31, wtio cOached 1t _N orth Hartfort! High Scbool near 'Bel A11, Md., Ja&t seuon, t.oday wu named .Jiead football coach and phy~cal education director &t MtrJttta Hl.gb School at S6,3Sb a y•ar ~· A.&s~lation. Miss Eliza nare, 1 native of Shlnll!'1on, W. Church beth Snodgrass, RiG Grande. Area Va. 1 formerly coached at Lum~er- misiso 11 ary• . was also present and port and Spencer, W, Va., 1cho'ola. to It th 0 par1 1n e" progr•m. Re sUcceC'Jd8 Fred f'i"era~. who di~ la.st · Churehe.~ rep~sented lncludl>,' PurtMnouth, Ironton. Wellston . P9miroy, Racin•, C'"-shi;e, Rk TO DIBBlE , Grancre and cher, ESlli Mae Blackwood; 1:00 James Sheets; 1 :45 Jack and Fred Morris, Robert Hollida", D&nn~ ~ • Hnlhdlly, Richalii RifP-, John Paul Muntg!'mffY, te'()'""C Perry,· 3:00 · Robert • • Goode. Sher· Paul Nelaon, man ustlce, Charles Smit" ~· ~ld Bolin, and Wayne Pr~ 4::00 l. :arry Gray, nandan Tackett and Patricia Blakeslee. Nece£sary tests were 1(\ be per. formed with the various planned 1 llXhibit~ on the tour. Blakeslee reminded that opf'n class entrits muSt be made •with · o\Jh!n Hill, "Secrl!tary on or before 1\ugust 1. He addf'.d that entries_ after that date will nC't be accept· eo. lGarden Clubs To ::, •• '..,_ , . . 1 o - Wahama To Meet Gallipolis Nibe Friday Evening Mason Coon · ty.. Schools To Open 0n September ..,,.,.... ""July ~~our> bef- tho Tbo ieadoo School 10 Mason County will open .on September 4 and will close on May 24 for the IJChool year 1956-5'1 according to the 8cbool calendar recently adopt.ed by tbe Mason Couu\7 Scbool Board. As bas been tbe- custom Jn t!le past teachers wUl meet In a county.wide meeting prior to tbe openin& of the schools. Tbe d:tte !ol" that meeting bas beea an· nounced as August 31. ProJram: for t~e term will be set up at ~t time. ... Holidays to be observed during the year are as follows: NOftlD> .her 1 ilnd 2, West Virginl• Education A.Sisociation CQaftlltlon; November 6, Election Day. NoY. ember 22 to November ~ Ttianb giv1ng holiday; December 20 to January 2, Chrbtmas ltolidfya:; Apnl 19, Good Friday\ ' WOfk8h0p Au·· ·g. £. U 1 Glil'den Clubs or W·igs, ~allin <•nd Vinlon Counties, D!strij:t 11 Jf !be Ohio Associa'\on of Gfrrdtm :::: lubs, will ha\'P. a proeram' pbn· 'lmg workshop al Rutland Metbo· diiH Church, AUi{Ust H with the Rutland Garden Club ·ll.s spoDSurE .~ccording lo the an~ouncement milde tod: v b~· Mr~. Rof!!ert Reibel. Regional Director. Mi's, James Jackson, f:wibgton . T'n.st Jkgional Director and · now JJi.:striet Pl"ogram chAil'man, will 1>r in charge of. tbP workshop and !11 club program chairmen and !heir Committees ll'f asked to .be ttresent Other inter~sted per50n!l will a1so be welcome. The host club wiU fq:nish 1 bever1ge for the noon luDtb and those attending are aake4 f,O brlni lunches. Thi>. will be .,U· ·•.b.~· •ck sesmt~n. •J f!: · ~ M '" .• .j{;, . otrlke 1. began .in Pittsburgh Ml)' 28. Finnepn atepped into tbe ptalemated d!Bpute July 8 when he lew to Pittsburgh Jor separate uploratory conferer.ces with .the I~Witcy •od unior. repreaentativ.. ... A buebaJL game between mcm · bers of the Wahama Hlgh School baseball team and the Gallipolis ~igh Scpool baseball team will be payed at Bachlel Field oo Friday CINCINNATI, O. UP-Produce evening at 5:30 it ha11 been lnEggs, Irregular pricel!l at (arms 1 nounced. wbites md brown~; A jumbOs 40The Gallipolis team, coached 46; A larae 38-40; A mediums 34.. by Hobe Wilson and others, has 3!i; A smali 25-27 ' mostly 26·2.'7; B been formed in orifJr to build up large 30-32 mostly 30.31; FdB hasebalt in the Ohio school and C..:ioeinnati, Whites and browns. A to insure talent for next year·s large 44-47; A medium 39--41 high scho,_ol te.Jm. Chickens, fryers about ateady; . The Wahama fearu witl be fryers 3-3~ lb 22-23: he~t~ over 5 Corabed by Chet Oliver and will J~ 1617; hens 5 lb 1516; bens lnc!ude boys from the high school hght type 1314. Butter 90 score 68. who pla)'ed durine- the pasl year. ~~--~--~~ .- ~ , ---------~~--- • M"rs. Evelyn· Sedgwick, Rural J{"oi.tk, Oarwin, was taken to th(' Mei!l& GellP.r"l flosvital at 12:15 P. M. on Wedneiday by the Porn· eroy Em~rgency Squad. · The Sq11ad aJso ·answered a call late on W<!dne&:clay ~v~ina . and took Sadie conde, Tolrrdo .. a visit. or in tOwn to tbe Melt• Hoj:;pital. ....,_ .--..~.. bi~ORCI , &OUGHT Su.it (Gt ..divoi,(e lw been• filed office of tbe· Clerk nf by PrisCUia · C: Schuler, Jame1 L. S<ll~ler. bo'1> nf ' • · ?f Hold Trl•CounJy Mid~~~.:__ I Market Reports , MINISTER AND WIFE BATTLE 1N COURT . Emergency Squad I Makes Two Runs • Larry Holter, Cbeuter Rose, Bill C•rleton. Wayne Davidlion. lim Iugraham, JGyce Caraon, Randall Roberta, Ronald Ritt'hie, Roger Kirkhart, Jack Westfall, Kenneth Hq:er, Larry and Cbarle~ Collins, A.eith and Ernet~t Vineyard, James Caldwell, Roger and J.,.arry Rit· ehie. Scheduled to be visited on Ffj.. dli.y are the toilowJng : 7-1~ Rubet·t Kautz, Richard Ko~ lu.tz, Stephen and Teny Horc. :van; 8:00 Paul, Larry and Gary Smith, Gaul boy.:s. Er1e ahd Martha Parker; 9:15 Antta ColllM; tlr:OO Reid . Hart, Cl<~rence and o \maid Robson, nonnie Sedgewick E~rl and Vtrs:~l Reeve,, Bill and, Dana Murl'ay; 12:15 Mcilton But- .&.ttonleJ' G. S. HWer lt.ll.d BeY. T. G. Nortboott. SINU.TICJHAL TISTIMONY 11 ~!klnl t.M divnru ~ttle b•'tweeD a m!n¥ter and hia &ttr&ctivf!, M-year..cld wife. 111 & .-eh.arpl: Rev. Tbomu Graham Northcott, a "!n~Uona" with .:.UOther Jllirl.llt,e:r. K:ra. Phyii1a .at Mill ~Jil.a; .~u· §!lpd!l:!y@,& woeJllw ' ' �'. ' ' .- '" • ' 1 I .ICHAID S. OWEN ~EN. ' On MGI. The News REYNOLD E. GREENI EDITOR "' -'- fubllsbed every aftemoor1 txeept Sunday by The Ohio Va11ey _MII:dllet lilt., IIi 110 Me~;hanic St, PUJ.ueroy, 0 . Busines.a otflce pbon~ 398, editorial orrice pho~.e 397. ~ )Jntend liS S<"t·und clEiss :n:~ i lme m:t.tler st tile Puml;!fll.) _Oblo. •1th~e p.wt •t Nat~ o~ advertisiDI representative, BotUoeJJi.KtrnLall. lDc.. ~ Lezma:ton Ave., New York City, 16, N.Y. ~bsc.rlption rates: DehvNy by carrier where anll:.ble 30 C!lltl per ~!*: ·o.ne year tp advuce al Th& Daily Sentinel office, $l,.toi li.J. m'OI:tth.~. f1.8Q; thtee months, $3.90. By mJtor route wbere available ~ Olle rnon\b, $1. By mail one yen $8~ ~~ monlhi , $4.25; thre.!l montbs, $2.~: one month. s.t . · ---------- .. T GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 ,. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY ti ·5!J Sign On 7 :00 '£0Liay lUJ(J . Coflet; Time 10:00 Home ~lil)!) Fepther Your Nt· >t JL '30 1\ Conlcllle Yuu 12:00 C'amera r.o~ s w School 12:30 Gurrt>nt 1:30 Tennesst>t> Ernie O:M 7·00 9:()0 10.00 11 :00 11:30 12:00 12 30 I :30 2:00 3:00 3·45 4 :00 .4:30 5·00 11 :00 ~~ Mathwe 3 00 3 -4~ Queen For a Day Moxlern HurnntH 'P~ 4 00 CumL·dv Tunt! 4:8() ~y J.iltlt• M'<lr!liP 5 00 Aunt Dru lll>o Nt!Ws Picture -. ~:30 Uoplllun,g Cos~ \dy ·n:Hi S!'Ol't.~ Eye 6::.!B l.f's J•u'ul 6·30 .bye 1'. Mnt'glln 6 · 4~ Nl'wot CilrOIVUtl ?:00 !)r !iudsp11's S-'l'l'l'l ,Jour7 ·30 IO · ~'l J-'. ~~h, ,t• Knows ll•·M l'idure New .~ li.45 7.00 7:30 R 00 B~tsr·hall 11:25 11'30 S11."it> Sibil on Today Cuffee Time Home It Cou'd 3e You Feather YoUI· Nf'Sot P11:rson's Study Cut·rent Tennessee Ernie Matinf'e Theatre Queen For a Day Murlt•rn Romam·cs t'ornetly Timt> 1M}' LitHe Margj(! Aunt D1·u Show Sporl.§ ~;ye Le~ Paul & Mary Ford Dtnl:l h S hore NPws Caravan F'la,Lt & Scr u gg,<~ Show llaUs nf Ivy 11 ·15 nal Jl :OQ Nt-ws lle:ul:lnes ll UO Nrw~ llt'lttllitws ll 05 ll :lll Wt"ai iJNcllst l'n 'tis BuK 11 ·05 Wc~!Jher('tl>~t 11 : 10 Prt ·s.~ 11 : 15 GrPal<>st F'ij:(ht s of f'o•n lu ry 11 : 15 Muv1,t' ll 3U F'•Wd,lln Jrll r i.JI I'f 11 :30 Pl)r• ' i!l:n Jntd'gllQ 12:00 Tl•ni,ght 12·00 Ton1ghl 1 no ,i I Commentary DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASON ARIA ' l ' ....,,. n... llv ' ·. .The Daily Sentinel h;,. i' ' Sign orr Mu~f'ttm 1:00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY 8 00 8:00 9:00 51:30 10:30 H(IX Sign On 8:00 ('ttpt.oin Kangarno fl 00 fl OU THURSDAY Si•g n On ('aptuln Kangaroo Ga1'1'y Moul'l~ Art hu Uotl frt'y Slrikt- il Ric'h Vuliunt Lady Gurry Moon• D :m Arlhur c;ndrt·•·y StJ·ik<J it Hidt .,. ..... ...__ .JO :10 11 :00 11 :00 Vnllant l.otly ll : l~ ' Luv (~ or Lift• II : 15 l.n\te of Li-fe U :30 ~eat·dt for Tomorrow 11 :30 Sf'arch far Tomorrow Jl :45 Gu!Jin11 l.ogh1 t J:ol5 G uJ.dtnj: Light 12:00 Mhltby Mu ti nr•e 12:0',) Midday Matinf'e 12:8(.1 All 'I'ht~ Wurl-d 'l'ttrns 12·30 As 11 he World 'turn .~ 1:00 Johnny Cal'liOn Show l:UO .J uhnlll' !':tl'Mln S lww I ::ro Huu.!l('pltrty I :w I (OU M'PDt'ly ::! .00 The Big Payo[f I ·OQ Thto Hlg Pnynff 1:30 Bob ('rushy Show ::! ·:10 Btlb CrOiilby Show 8:00 Brllfhlf'r ll~y · :too Brighter Day 3 : U'I St>('i't't S1orm :i 15 Stlcret Sturm 3:30 FAigt• of Nillht :1 :m ~ldi!e o1 Nj,g!K 4 :00 Kalte's Kitehrn 4:(10 Kllll:le'" KH.'t"h•n 4:30 J.tl<'k y 8 H.un<~h 4::10 Luek:y 8 Rafl,('h. !1:00 1'he fo~url)' Slmw !HIO Thf' Early snow 6: l 0 Rt•jj:lou:Jl Jte,)()l'l.er !LO() Art Linkletter 6·15 Uoutrlas E1Jwn.rd!f 6: US . Dotq~U EdWill'dl fl :80 ('l~('l) KLd ll<IO Sgt. Preston of the Yruhl '1 :00 A<!"'httr r.odrt'l•y VKI Bob CUmmiiiJs Show 8 00 The Mill ion ;llrto 7 30 .Climax 8:30 l'\'P C:o1 a S(•('I'N ll <IO J•'our Stnr Plnrho.uafl 9:()11 trs S! rf' l Hnttr PUll Arlhur Murrt~y IO:IHJ Vou1· R~ so Hrprr.·!l!r ll ·'iO Qulz Kid.~ 10: tn Si>orts Parude 10 UO E :-<~o Reporter 10 · :.!~ Weath~m:m 10 Hi .Spnrot.s Parude HI.SO Ten 1'h!rty 'l'lll' :!l r(' 10 .25 Weuthcrrnan 11 :00 News Hl::lO l'lliM:l' l"lnyhouRe ' JJ :O~ Thi> l.alfO SIIIIW II UU Sign orr Praver ----·--·,-~ WHT~-TV 12,30 1'14n ~ t'!!l<r . 12W F!lm & Fanty t·:iO Fummltlt! Tuuch 2:00 Artl!'tlnoon Pdtll ll'otlvd Hkl Jo'ilm 4.30 Wt•l!ll•,tn ·Mit•kt•y Mouse 6·00 New!! 1:80 Fonlinln., Tilurh 2:00 Afife'l'nocn fo'llm Ff'";llvnl f :OO Ftlm ,. 4:30 Xoallioon Kom!QI ~ : 00 . Mlck,lf>' Muuse Ne-.. 8:015 Wealt\er ~ 6' 10 Sp<>rtf 8: HI Joh·ri Daly l tSO l>lmeyla'lld '"" n·o!\ 7:30 The A.lll.I..Jng Dunnlngor (1·00 e,oo 8:00 8 ;30 &:N"en Oit·eclurM hou.•e Eddy ArnDid Show • W:t'!Jlhel"lTT~tn .Sport.<~ 6 : 1~ Jnhn Daly 7·00 Hour ' ,.h 12:2.) PRAYER: Dcat· God. we thnnk !hee that we can be ~Pared foolISh fears and superstitii'ns 18 we place our trust In 'Mlee Use Ull, our •·ather, to. llhow ~tber.s Thy love !hot tlley, too: m•y ndl fear thost' things they do .n ot understand. We qk this- In the mtme of Jes us. Amen . . Special PORCH FURNITURE ·-:-:~-:-ond Acdoll Krobobooh :md children. Mr. anti· Mrs. Arull . Kl'cbsbach llhd dsuilhter of lllln· ols w~ have been· vlsitlna Mr!l. li'annle T11ylor and ulher relatives ldt Tuellday f(lr M&qaflel_ d tn ~·~:dt Mr. in'd Mt'!. GC!OJ11e 'l)ytor and to Vanlue to vltH Rev. an~ Mn. V. J . Latlley. ·-- M•··· ---·--- -ICRATCH41<1-T WITH ITCH.Ai.,.OTI · Apply ITCH.MI-f'ICn'. tn lust 15 Mlnt1Mf. If '(~Mf .~ tt: ICHteh your Itch, 'tOWP,' 40c. ' ltck> at imy droltt ,..,.... ..,... - htlt~nt ITC.HoN-t!·.N01" ~~y : Dr nlght . far eet•ma. rt,tt~ lnsf'Ct bHn., ffol ltd... •iWr "' .urfau ltehe!l. rot·' ~~ '~ ' . I ~f"Soi!•liif 'i Lthoo, - e. :. - '" Boy:sc.,ut Troop · a~d .. ' AND Electric Fans .. '· t , ... ' '' '~<·;5:.!! •.. , " .;. I =-·I HEAD heocls DASH Dow Pood. 6--' 0 NORTHERN .. 6 Your b111t tluue buy. S~ock 01 ~ant PEANUT BUTTIR · .... • rhYme tumblor , , • , H 01 Jar · · · · .. 11 oz jar 37c No. 303 · For Peach Day, ·hAVe been announced Dy the Tr1· · l-~UDtt Fr\ttt utoWt:n A&~tatiob, · .. CHARtERS WIN AT REGIONAL Last Friday a delegation of de- to Atteadanee at the M,lhodlal o..... lR4 iil'll lUadl .1~ ...d fllJ'l ~ with her aliter Mn. Cathir· ine Reynolda. Aurora. a vi8ltor here. R,v. Georce Weiriek, llillsouri Ia reau, W. Vt., wu SALE! we ............ Cuh lor JOUI' trip Robert OhUiicer apeot Saturday niebt with Lew and Pbil Kinl· ... - Jimmy Kin&. Htlldenou. 1pe11t Sundly .D.ilbt zvttb NelsoB Rey- ~..rranse your loan em ailnaf.:ure• only to nolcls. J • quick trip our ollce. auto or fumiture. Prompt, private, pleuant Cub loant for every worthy Cut From Good Swift Beef - Round Steak .. · . 69c lb IT"Bone Steak . 79c lb Sirloin Steak 69c lb ' Sliced Jowl Bacon Fresh Ground Beef Bologna • • 41b$1.00 4 .11 $1.00 ~~~-------------Pure • , $25to$1000 ·Phone lin& lor 1 trip I ,.....c:e. Pork Sausage 41b $1.00 • SIMONS MARKET Kalllindy,-- 300 W. s-ml SL-Phone: UZ or506, Pomero1 g.,..,.: lfOil....Fri. 111-5.; S4t. 9-1%- Opn. nrcmi"'J' b11 GDDOin.tment t.oona •llM te fftid.llh ef n-rt>y townl OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7:30 P. M. t DAYS A WEEK W. MAIN ST POMEROY • ·~--------------------------------------------, 50 Years ol Progress ~~ In Electric Power... • provide an up"':o.date nurllt".ry, be-· ginners, primary and nursery deIJartmenl$., Rev. Jenkins predicted tbat tbe improvements would give tbe church tbe most mod~ro :sunday School deparlment in Meip Co.uoty. . •In ..otb'lr ' items· of bus1ness be. fore the session Rev. Jenkins was gra nted a two weeks Vacation; Hev. Gene McAllister will be c:tllcd &o boJd ev~;ngeli~otic $Cl'Vices 'lt the c:burcb from Jan. 20 to .27, l95rl. ' During tbe meeting a film · strj.p of the life of Paul, entitled, '-'~'be F'••t "'- 1 na~ J u ne " · " · ... me!J o ·• o r Y wis sbown to tb~ uaemblaa:e. ' ' (. ..... "':1 • ps you live better, ·electrically •, I I. -,-,---~--:--:--:-c-:---:::c Grinstead, Mrs. F. B. ·Lit<:bfJeld. $c~09l_ S!l11,da'1 .w~;~~ ,·113, ,.:'olumbU.. ;peat tb111 boliday wi~ :&lrs. Theresa Ohllqer and Ro~~ectioa f18.3t. Mrs. W1nn1tred H~JJlano ano ~Ft, Bernice and Shirley Jotm,on S\mday Krotr.r medium IWMt. S~ •up. . • •1•1 • • • • ,. "~Oltf..t..- cr...rn atyle Whit. Mrs. B;~~ron V•n Meter Lliura. Nn. Holland returned and Lew and Phil King 01: l~~m•,'\v. · va., ~ere visiting .bc.me witb them tor tw.p weeks· Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Ohlinger with Mr. aDd N~ Henry suo vuut. 01nd family were recent gu~sts of · Mf:· and ' r.a.Y. 3 No.zv.. coha;$1.00.c' . CORN . . . • . • • •~. 2 No. 303 coni 2'1c: ' . PHke"' Lllbel tl'rvne .. . · c • -, • ' ·J.. ' : • • ' ... ~" PLUMS .•.• , ••. '2 No/ 30J.'cani:2fc!. . . ~ ~ - V'l.siUDI Mr. •nd MJ;s. Dana Le· ;WIJ. W'edneaday were Mr. and Mra. tuae ' Irwin and Cllnedda, Mrs. ~ Tunla Colley, Toaia Yavonne and C. Mr. aJL(I )ln. l~mes Cu,n niq. •haio and Jimmie George of BW'· .. dett Addition, J't. Pleaiant. .,ilf. pd JIJJ. FIOJd Glbb& a~d - fttmily ol :z'plf!1o, are viacitina Mr. md ,Mre. S4r,1T lobnaol1. · :.s. -~ and Mrs. Sam Wbeeler, lfr. r .ad · lin. :a., Whee~er · ·~d cbll; ·• dien, :&eUatre· ire villtlli.l Mn.. ·Kika Barker and f.lr. and Mr&. 4 ' 'l'om Williams and Ray, Bur. Mra. Grace Weaver . rh,U, Huntlntton VIsited Mr. abd Mr. and' Mrs. Hlrry Grimm and Mrs. Lloyd Wllllams Wednesday. ~duqhler '!Yere caiUng on Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Joe KearDJ call• Mat Grimrb and dal!Jbtcr Sunday. 11d on Mi-. and· MI'll. Cart Kearns · )(r. and Mrs. Lowell Grimm Of. S:!.turd!ly evening, New Haven were calling on Mr Mr. and Mrl. Pea.rl Roush and ap.~ Mrs. George Grimm Sunday . (ati'IUy of .Ea'st i.tverpool spent U!.e .Mr. and Mrll. Carl Gibbs and weekend witb Mrs. ll.oush' par· o.aughters were gu~ts of Mr. and !lllte, Mr. and MrJ. W, H. Fox. Mrs. Georee Hes~on Friday. )lr. aDd Mrs. Artie ft..oullh · •nd Llutll Hollabd. wU the weekend ,uf:at of Clara WiUia"zp.s. . Mfa. Loul.ae Robinaen and chil· ekeD. ,pent the holiday at RipleJ. Mr. an,d Mrs. James Bennett I ·1 'LO11. ua..y· ,....., IN 1046, •llell 1t1e AiMHWI Gu and Hetioao eart.wrll]lt. t~~.d family IDd BoDie WaD181ey . Mt: iad Mt.s. BYtOil VanMeter are v.Citionlq 'in Te~mesaec. · _ , A: _ ACme, "'I. Va., vUtlted Mr. and Dl:wn Stewlr' of VIenna, W. Va. IN 10· DAYS 01 Mti"IY IA~K '.Mrt. Taylor VanMeter recentlY. Is apenllhi8' ftw weeks with Mr. : No-J~>~~c••-:f*l~l"!(~u.alo \ SlaiJie C_ari.Wrllbf. \f!ll confined and Mrs. John Harrison. ~w~of~~a,.: .~-. iNN bt:: , to Jler home Ulnt" . Visitirl.C Mra. J.' R. Chattin ' llrt!! ,aid, •riDf •Jill ..,. $rl~ • .,..,.. • . .;..;;t..J_ ' ADn ·-• dau... ••t t'l' •Mra. Mll'a ' •ie · B·'t on d , -• 11 • ·~· .-.re~l*' lllllllD' Oll, ' In1liMo .,. • ,Pa I Ba11 . t:l'l• u dlwL JOUIii~~u.; rot. , ... ~•II• thl ' .ltr. and Mrl. JaQ fox WU ad- Robert Bill of 'Mullens, W. V,; ; nPOrt. o! 1>11111t!onal ~· leu .d ' SHORTCAKES, For Strawberrle1 plttj l9c Mr•· 6~1¥ All), Lew C:.'lcNy'l.-il. ' V, . ot :;~~d tO '~ HOlzer .Jto•Pltal Huon'. : ,=~{'!!w~~IIJ~~C' fBNta,e Tb'.lr1· &ind Maflaret Chitljn of Mr. ·IDd Mrf, ClareJice Cottrell and Jer"', Chi Oleo the vislted ·• M:r. aDd E . 0. 'Henry Sunday. Mr' •• M'. ' Don Qu isenberry 1-n4 IOD visited Mr tnd Mrs. Os'" Hep.ry Sa,turday and Sundau. !" " ri'a. Mr. and Mra. Louis Dailey and IJtd - ebil'drttl, COlumbus ,'Mt, Pd ~·· "Clarence SUnday. · . . $749$l )~~SH~~~~ i Eloetrie Com(llll7 wu founded, eleetri., lt:r lwl not been put to too' many uses , •• the oupply wu limited .• , and the coat . .,... 4 timeo hJrher than it U. today. B"' UIIH of VIele fWAn very few people bod ... Dinttle Sets a AJIP!Iilllte Co MIDDLIPOkt, . ' ' . . Q, I lfTON ' lhrdM~ Fonn~ Tn nesday tvemng voted an .expendi.· at - a· cost Of $2.000 whtle tl)e reo ture of $3,000 fq,r the Improve mainder ts to be wed for the mo• uerniZ"BtiOD of the Sunday School I n. .,artment. . • ,· • The moderni&ation pro"ram will Ruaaell R. Priddy, 4-H Club Ann u~. I $3000 Improvement Program Hf.H NEWS" == =:~..... . . BROAD RUN Talk Of'the Town 'I PlE¢1. C:HROME . McMASTER S::!h I 4 H N,._W • ,. ~ SUDd~ of Mr. aDd mittH may allow tbe operator UD- ltb UDr:e, tol)d.realna: with a nl.- ~!:s~• ~~:~~"a!.: sbowing them today. ·N a ·rookie third batemla with the Cardlna~ e. year •Jo, Boyer was touted as the probable rookie of the year, He tapered ol at ther plate, however, and t!le hooon . =:. ex-una I up f~m ~~ ••-at· · 7k ralh .49c: man ~.~!: 11 July 31 19&.\, to obtain the' tii'- 1tropn fertili2.er will hoelp. If )'our 1 · Lucille I· KIDI IDd llrl. Ca· nature ll an t1d Jnrn two to three lin. n.£ A ol•u~ll owner on a copy oll ••wn ~ therl.ne fte)'nol'dl were 1n Soutb· ~·...:; vee-ment and rrturn Jt to yean old or mllrt , don't fqtiliz.e · the County Committee. Yo11 will 1\imulate crab-griltill and tide llolld&J witb tbe 4-H caub membefe; to •pend 1 week. 'note GAIOLINI TAJC aeFUND otber undeeinble speclt'!B. Walt d · To l'aow ol •ou -ho haven" until the last of Augurt and t~ 1 b ftUt:i! out tbe ndund 8rat of Sf'ptemt>er t(J ferillze old and Lew iiDI- and Ropald Roae:b to lift tbe tax refund, two- cents lawn•. (rom tbe Vernon ..H ClUb. on Ncb r:allon ueed for farming .Hr. •Dd )(r1• Jteuoa KiDJ: Sr. pUJ'I)Oied from Jlnuary 1, 19M, MEIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL and family of Hendenon vilited to June 30 1056 100 have. until Oc~ Admitted : ~die Conde. Toledo; Mr. 1Dd ~. Prank Beyaoldl SUn- tober 1, 19156, to Al~r your ~lalm . I Mn. Bernard Wolfe, R.ac ine wd day. had prevlo111ly atated you had Mra. Alva Luc::b)'doo wb'o ia until June 30, 19M, tlt B.le. ThlJ Randy Joe Conn1ily; Leon , W. Va. Diacharaed: Clyde Spencer. Porn employed iD: Pt. pJ,uaDt 11 home wu a mtat.lke. 1 llb<luld read beeroy; Mra. Che.ster Wells and son (lD a tWO week'l VIC::atiOIL. fore I write. Long 8ottom; Gene vance. Mid- \ 111Hr. •M - . rom~~ ~... wtre auata Of Mr. and Jlra. Bill lD the ofllee. H J8U don't have dleport and Harvey Hornbeck , Lievtu1 St'mdQ'. the lorm, write, ~~ in, Gr eall Portland. l.y OSCAR FU.LIY United PrMt Sporta Wrltw NEW YORK UP-Ken BoJ• b ,. yeu behind ac:!led.ule, but the wll1 ud -.:. Air. .. , • ~talk 29c RADISHES, Mild . . . . . . .. . , 2 pkgs 15c Krogor.la· tho nursery were juetta Mrs Ed Kill C'-··-·tyFfUl't n ~w prict!t. CUCUMBERS, Firnt,JOUn d . . , ...•, •.• .each JOe LEAF LETTUCE, Tend•r . , .. ·.... •. " lb 19i: SAVEl ... , 2 pack 24c: ~ h* ,.' ' L•r;c s.ln, compact, heidi. To!') qualitY-In, 1.. (8) 7, M, 21, 28; (7) 0,12. ACIIIIIaSCLEI ,..,.. I r~mended. monstrators went tbe rea:ton&l demonsr•tios at tbe Roa:P'ri dcti de_..,.... lh>~.· ..t>q~\-·•< •t,' .•.the Ro";,'l;'"t&u&tY-~""'~..,t. and brought bact good news. White there Jim Mitchell and Mary Blaine won flrst plact in the aafety division on their demons· tratlon on Antld(lleii for Potsona, Janet and Joyce McCoy won fttst place wltb their demonstration 'en· utled "Out of a P(Jt of cheese". Walden Roush W(Jn lint place in the public speaking contest. ·.ret=... All these t-Hers will represent <.irowers Aaaoc1aUon II> WtllBl'U Mason County at tbe St.ate 4·Ht :Waa:ner. 'rb.e Becrc:tary.treMsuter Round up at Jackson's Mill on !l. . w~rd ~a,ner. AUiuA 2a-24:. Al11o represeoUng 1-' M,a.son County in the l:itate 4-H By Thereta Ohtl....,.. J. . Style Revue will be Muy Ann Mr. and Mrs. James Hite, can. ,,·~ .... , Q _____ Rogera and Jaftlte Jordan wltb. ton" and Mr. and Mrs. H~Jyt Clark Uleu co.m.plete eostumes_ GGiipDlia were callio on Mrs .Rer~ :~ and t.tra. ueorge 'Burns lnd YOUTH CAMP IN SESSION ta Clark Sunday. ' dauan\el'li and Mr. and Mrs. A..C~V T!:r.ls week opened the MaS()n .Mr. 1nd Mrs. lrfin Gjbbs. . Hart· tt'f- .t.t>rl.l" ·and oauadtera of Ma· Count, f..H C,amp program. Thia !ord., were ·recent gu_est.s of Mr. 1 +dD City lhai:\1 w.um.~ rout at. tot> week the camp, eonab1ted of 4- an.d Mrs. Ralph "Weafer New Havta Park ·.&.ueaday. Hel'a of agei 10.11-12. Tbe state Mr and Mrs. Denver Tbomps<Jn .Mr. 1Qd Mn. Ne4 tt~J')' made workers for \his eamp were Ada and family were guesta of Mr. and a but~uella 'trip to Pt. Pl8uant on COX (II Cr•ilville; Lea6ice Qourt- .Mrs. M11rlon Roush, Sunday. "' • ~ .. ;. ney of Woij SummK; and Richard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrb: and The clau met at the Henry PrUnty o! Pul'-· .....n W. Va . . fanJily, Mibersville~- caDed on hom, (ID frlday anerno1.1n to cut Next. week .the camp will Con· Ruth Goodnlte Sunday. c'ar.pet ua:l!l. Present were lrenrl 8ltt of ,~Hera from 1a years and Mrs Frank Reynolds ant.l son were · Juitla. Sevilla Ble.-Inl, Luc) lip. We will have 'the same state in Gallipolb recently on business. · ~. 4 11r l..e L workers !or tbls camp and are Calina: on Mrs. Bertha Clark W!OOdi'UI1l, IQ.I, 'In s. roy ya lll'Je turn(Jut for l·~l8 WII )ir; and tb'1.- Walter I:llake ~· Sunday were Mr. and Mra~ Dorsey and' .ana IDd )if. and Mta. Hency . camp. .llou&b and EmoJene, Mrs. Clary '• . ' Jiol&i....,... Tod&ys SporJS Parade LIOAL NOTICI til! ... ....leu•tura.t t:.xten:Mn Service, . ~ . . b'ieua. . ' ._ 'lne event will ' be' IJJeld at tbe RQp:umtl· ·R.· ·WaJTeJ\ · r·ratt· or. ·At, e!ui·fdll loc:aLed 9 milea t:roJll Marjet:ta 00 ti•Ot.e .Koute 'l'lme of . p ~r proifam ~~~ been set at 1 · ~·"App:e~in,c on tbe program will bet Nchard .Bere and 'l'ed Leed, ' •"• · F d Mar • ', S~I~J':5 ~lfl 00 , ~ rig, ~o wUI diSCuss the topic 'lbrougJt ' ~·Mar.li.ctJJ'IS: l'eacne11 b ·•· J..ar¥1!' bLUrts.'' All!O ·DC euu.•l:lfl w --a: 15 Jono - Hoacly, ~u1· eauA ot .-rliarK~ls, U,m o .IJE!par~Loeot 01 , a:n clilt"e. J;tqddf Wul ,4tStu&s "urao· llig· ahd l'itCKiiJIDI Oblo Peaches." ~ .--.tncludm tn ~e program JS a of ' · Warren Orchards. -.\Jo eryone 111 inyned to attend. '{o.;::, _~·dent ot.tbe trt..Cbunty .l<'ruJt : .. Attorneys for don't tobleco lJ tblt only trip el.l&lbJil fertllhe 1a samm«r, 11 wtll -..~ ..... 11 tiN4 .,...,... ._.. '?AII.M Nlwt"' at t~il Umt m111t bt liped by bum your iP'SII DP. You cu fer. -. ...,ITAIIIMeK. ....... '' Hr. and !{n. Al Jb11 ol ~ William ' · . . . ., , Cu:.ey _.... July 20 oot July 31 u 1 ttated tn' tllbe In the auJJUDtll', iD fad, . top- ..,...aACK.,. •••..,... ..., . . , . DIADt.lltl POAatoNINO UP' ON lalt week'• eoluma. Here il bow l dret~Jna of AlflltJ aftft the ~~~ r.!;.f••• ..__-..tfAifiACK........, viJJe THI AC&IMI tUIIVI tbe relulaUon readl: "Tbt AJI'ft'- cuttlog it Don t alht libL Homer HUl ... PI.OIIM ment must be tiP:ed! b)' tlwl farm put your lertlliz« 0 nwhnl t!:le 1 ... Acrup ....,... ..,...... operator not later thaD Ju1y 20, ar•• it wet. Ur.iJ; m&J' c:autt aome ~.hildriit of Wnterville ..~ ttie liM: except that if the OWIMT burlllq. f.lr . and Mn: . Ja, ilusball of JUeatl of Mr. and ·l lrt. C.rtla family called oil Mra. stella other thin tbe farm operator it NITROGIM OJf UWNI Vernon . Ridtrd T\aeWIJ and Wedaadlly. Grimm Suncla7· not IVailablt ..for the aiJDinllf of If your lawn Is • newly set'ded ;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;~~:li;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;l Krl. !Sertba Clark and l..arl')' the Afreement, the County Com- lawn and the grill bat • yellow- : Milton and Cbarlie Ord apent went to his teammate, BUI Vlr- tber .Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte. Attendanee at the Lutheran don, . But If anybody Ia bandlq out Cburtb Sunday wla fn, "a:ophomore of tbe year" awardJ - Jlr. and Mn. Bou Klat ealled they'd better tate 1 lone look at on Mr. aod Mra. Bay GoodDLte aad the large you_ns mu from BerP. lln. Ruth Goodaite. Bwuhy. .Mr. aod n. Edwin Kin1 were ley, Mo. . . For even [be .rtval American e31Una: on Jrlr. and ·Mn. Bud LeaU bldll. Leag'ue can l-eU YPU, 4n the wake wia recently. Dole. M~ler. Star Scout · . , o( , tthl All-Star g:tme, t!:lat. it lin. tllerqa OhUnser and DonBoard of Co11nty Comm16sioners couldn't have been idle ch..tter ald Grlhtm were in Pomeroy satII"; • By Deu Barrfllz, Clel'k. when they tabbed Boyer as "an· urdl)r. Mr. and Mra. Ted Swartz and ;J.tl~ (6)-21, 28; ('l) G-~tc other Pie TrlyDOr." family of New Haven were recent "' t -~ • ·gueall of .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K1ng. Mr. and Mra. Edlar Lieving and 100 of Kirkland. Ill., and Mrs. · Madeline Rouah ~nd dau.gbters 1 were eallina: on Mr. and .Mn. ElPlans lor "Peaeh· Day" to .,o:: Tbe Racine Baptist Church in m ent of lhe cbureb. wood Lievin1 Sunday. ~rved on V..teOnesdlly, July ~· I :l• quarterly meeting held Wed· A ga& furnace is to be lutalled 1: AND CRACKLY ~Jreteat u. a, -c Sealed in'a. be received by tbe Board of COun~ Commiui(lnTIOOOit .2U, Boy SeOQli t;!( Am~r· . en Meip County Onto; at the Of· jc:a, .have 'cblnlei .their.;· wee~.v flee o! oald a;;;.!, rnmeror, OJ1io -g!tetio.P at tbe Library 'to meet- up untU 12:00 O'Clock. Noon Ju!J Qj_ga oP lite Firat and second Wed· ltl, UtGB for furniB.b.tn&. the follow· li~l4\yul eaeli mootb ~arlna tho ia&. .. ~. The Troop co.Dmi\tee l8 Tran.sport deli'YYf 0( Gasolia:e1 ~beduled to meet Oil Julf M at re1u.ar and ·premiwn • Cfadel to lh,:,Llbeacy. .tbe tCoullty lrara.ee, l,pck Sprwga, · 'f Pla~ are tteln• · made ror aa at Ule dlr~LlOn of the U,un. QVt!inlabt cam))lne trip ill the n~ar Otli<.l, J!Oqiaeer diU'llll tbe oo day firture .and alumlDum cooklni: ty period com~elleibg July 16, 1966. ·, ~uipment ·baa been purehased for Quote prJees on buWt reeulz.r : fOur PatroJs. ~coutma1ter Ro- and , prem 1um· $fade.. . ~ett Mills Was In ebarge of a serBOar4 of l;amm.is.sioner& cei¢S of testa Wedne1da~ wben t-he troop ,.e\ aad wu asais~ed b~ ~epe the riJbl to reject any or ,.,.deacl ..u ~ ~be-~~,:'~:a·~.: :~:.· .., t.,_ Farm News.. :,~~: pr~w~ l'Jan~ Uacine Baptist Church Vote:J ·· ,,., .. Another reason why Krager fruih and vegetables are . Guaranteed F.,tM l ,, • CELERY, Large Si:re .. <6J a1, :18; <'1J ~. ~eeting Schedule MAKE1T '• ~-=·i.!:~ Betty pilOt C1f rell.deonce U UDirDriWD eoO whott • Dlactl of wert Euclid Ayeaut, a. Diea:~. Cilifonia, .00 1 Dr. WJI. ham Ociw, 6t27 Eucl.td Avmue, San DieJo 11, CaUfornla, lOCI tblt her p!ace of reet.deDet ct.DDOt be .:etUAoed. wHl talke notice .f.•hat oo .tbe &tit! day of lune, 19M, ile JllairttUI, Cecil E. Hewitt, Bled ihil petWon. IIi: dOlt bu in .the Commoo Plea. Cowt of IMelp Count.)', Obio, belne caue DWD· ber 1242'7. in slid (.ourt for dhwee and other relt.ei. 'Dle pnt)'er ol l&ld petition b for ciiv~ aDd for equitable". lief. The defend~nt b r.eQulred .CO answer uld petition oo the tt:b day (l( Aucuat. 11«16, or Judimftlit wiU be tat.en .plait her. O'B~:rA';jD~~ P'lthtW! AttorDO)'I (Of J'laiD.Wf. . J'~es \Vee~y I ' pr~ Gep;:• fJt refrigerated from the field to YOU I ( R.o Fo,d MUler, whon place of ruidelt.c:e ll unknown AM wbOifl iut place o! re.aideoce WM t./o Pord Paat, Brook Part Roa4 u ~ Kroger h•• eone •l4ut tO bnnp y~ the frethelt poqlll.. fruits and we,.t•ltles, Kroter Dupl'l cttoo.. only top tl'lde vt'lptalblft In tM fle~My'.-. traded ani ll\lt~tctltd In Nfrloeratecl -w ..... hoys .., traMpoi'Mc$ In ked i'~l c1r. and truc:ka t. nfri,ent.d ttorage rotmt where f~ of modern blu• •IMf lrtlY •&l'Ucll1 ruah lttem to yeur Krogu ttore Wtt.re ttMy •re placed on rtfrl1eratto:d radcs. LIGAL NOTICI ___.:,The.:=.,=.Da:::l:.:.!ly:..:S.:::.:nt:.:;lne=:::I,.:.P..:ome~r..:oy!..·;.:.M·;,;.idd::::.:leport:::..:..:.:.:•...:a,:.:.::.:lo:.__ _ __ _ _,_ _ _ _"'--:._- . l l.,egpl Notices 1 1 oi • 1u5 s>•n orr ,... ...lgbbora I .,. . ' n... ll :HI BJrt Ba1r:l!>f 1 dnug~ter . • (23) · eoun1, ma eallld r,. Cleveland, Ohio.. 10d that hit 111108 , ~·INJotion ·on JW, 2li prior to 1eot place of reaidence ctDilot ~ laW t!:t.e armed forces be ucertalned. will tate notice ~· ·· follow: that Oil tbe l'ltb day (l[ ;May, 1806 J • ·J'raDk Ervin .M.Jion, 1 trans. the ,plainUft, Mildred Miller, til· • 'J: ~; JUcb&rd Lee Cde, Pt. Plr.. ed bet petition ajairult bim ln U:le . ~ Sua Tl)tlOr, pt. p~Dt; Ar· Common Pleu court of Meip . ~ ...~ ;.:.1.1 ...._, •no H-~•-, Leo•·, Ceell Countv, Ohio, belni c:ause num_..,... ~ ,.. ~ . ~ nib: Letart;• J'Jmtl Albert ber 1~,419, in tbe laid C{)Urt for ·! ·· Row-. -~ lllltoD·, and Roy Cbnter divon:e and. other reMf. . .e~~.S~~t, Apple GroV-e. ' The pnyer a.f said peUUon il Thole ordered to report fotr In~ for dlva.ree, , care, custody aDd · duetlon oD Jtdf Ill are follow ..: eontra.l (If minor c.hild. alimony Jhxle~ Edward LewiJ, Bender- and support tor heraelt and t-be 1on; Earl Pt"IDklln Dull&p, Point minor caUd, aQd lor equitable re~ uapb1 ~~..aB~~!:: lief. The delendant iB require<!. to - 1p~ o D1 IINI ; .... ...,.. -.. answer .said peUtloo on tbe 18th Holley, .A.shton: William A. H. dQ ot Aul. UIDO, or jud,~ment •. · ~.rl.amAr-~~~~ir.V:d Jamul will be tak.eo apiaat rum. •-•-·••• _..,.,....,.. r • .a""...- ..,.. • MILDRED~ PlJ&WLU,J. O'BRIEN AND O'BJUEN lETART fALLS ~~l.!:~::~!Y s~odu~ed,b~hat .a~~fr:e~ ' ' I hHn:'l. Portugal is a memb~r of the N<orth Allant ie Treaty Organizaliun. Spam 1.~ not, partly becauae or th e oppo.>1tion or some NATO !nembers to Ge neralis.~i m o Frand!!CO Frnn<·n's regime. · Both cuuntrll's are intensely 11nti-CummumM . Nei ther main. t:1ins t.ltplomatic rt>lations wtth 8f1Vll't ttussia . Th~ Unit~d Slates base.! In Mo· rocco wer-e designed as outposts of the NATO defense system. Planes basrd there t'OLtld hit the Soviet Union. From the a.~pect ur ~:· o uml defense, the bases wuuld he safe ev~n if nn attacking Rus!..irn IIJ'my ~ U <'<"er. dl'd in overrun. ning We!!tern F.urope. But, also fr.um the ground detcnsr. n~peet . the Pyrenees WGuld be a formidable ubrt·ied. Wht~n the danger of a third World Wur seemed grllOt a few years ngo, Spnin 1:1 nd Por.Lu· gf'l we1 e talked of e_s a ~ pos.'uble htsl bastion of defen.~e again11t a Uu .~slu n sweep acrn~s Europe. Phmes baaed there could hll Ru. ~ i " too. Moroc.:o Atmo•ph•r• Turbulent It is by no mean!! C't!t'lain th<Jt the Unill!d States win lose lh bu· se~ in Morocco. But the situation tbr o.ughout Northwest i\ff'icn :s t urbulent and likely to remain 1;o fot• a long time . Tht• United SIUh's acquire<! its bllJjes in Morocco by dir'tct agJt.•emcnt with Fnmco. The ncwl~ i':tdependt~nt Moroccan govern· mcnt ha s unounced that it doe11 not recogniztthis aa reemeot. Sulton Moh11mmcd V h1:1s offered to negoUalt! a new aareement witll the United States. But it Is t.'t!rtain that his pt·ice will be high . FUI'Ihcr, lhf' value of the IMses has been reduced because 'If the unstflble internal situation in Morocco. ll~ce, tht'l Madrid talks whli!h ~lu rl ed toduy .assume adJHiona1 lffiporfanre. 1 I m·ti·l S.to~>r II : 10 SJ)Ol'lla 1 -~---- Meigs General H.. pltoL Atterrdan~ at the Methodist few Sunday sc~ Sunday were M . r crson that eomparatlvely II is encournging lo be abl• to p~opiP are in these income l(roups Offe•lng .,..,.. ~ 40 · "•:port that sentifnent for doing d · Mn. Eva Saytre-, RN left Sunday sctmething &bout our confis~atury :~n th f'/ r pnymelnts can't make for her em~ynlHt Ln Wheelin&. i1:U"'rAI income tax ts growmgnHICh 0 a df'nl n our incrOOJbly W . va. ·· . big fl'dl'rl'll budgets. Yet conflsca M•. • nd .. _ . J. s Qu't.e-k ol Hnd growing in Mfteial circles as m.tD w~ ll as amonJ;: the miHion.!i nf !,Jry t.: xat Jo n hurts the whole Syracwe, spent Sunday with thei r other people who must do th e to untry by depriving il of invest. daughter. Mrs Floyd ~apman. paying. 1n enls that... otherwise would b~ Mr--and Mrs. Lloyd Hll!, childA short time ago, for instance r,li'fi e in pr nductiv_e enter prise- ren, Ira Allen and James of Loa greQt dea l of <J pprov&.l was gi ~ . ~ nl'l woni<l t'reate JObs and O!JpOr· gen, W. Va ., spent o ~r the week . . v 1 r un!tH· us all. "*tl to on Anu•ncan Weekly Th ~b fnr f . 11 0r 1 11 end wlth his mot!Jer, Mrs. G. T. de by rorme; Comflltll '):iop~r nf t' a lllf re orm IS ro · Hasktns and Elmer M<"CoY of Dun· Internal Rev{'(me Cojemjln A : IIJ'! May ~~ liWJftl~· gather 1\1°m- e-ess, W. Va, , was also a guest. n e·•tmn / · a I·11 Y H.ll J r.., spent several clrew.'l, In whtetl he urged tfiat, tht' . 1 • income tax bl' l'f'praled .and aban. days witll his grandp'lfrents. Mr. , 1oned, and that an entirely new and Mrs. Ralph Badgley of Plants dnd more equitable systern of tAx. Mr. and Mn. Clarence McNePI alion be devised 10 take lts .place. of Nldt:lleport caned (In Mrs. J. D. Oth~r authorities don't ~believe Mr. a nd Mrs. Bill : Hill at:ld idr. RO\IS!t Monday. reform should g0 Ihi$ · far. · But and Mn. &bert Hill speDt the F. A. Cadle ~tpenf 11. week at the lhey do agre~ that major cblmges weekend in Cincinnati. Advent ~rvtces at Mt. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralp11 West of . Mr. and Mrs. Wnry Sprou•e :·re necessary, Represen~tive DAn ic•J Reed, of tbe all·unpoljint Cinci nnati spent <lvt-r th ~ weekend- and children spent over the 4t'h House Wavs and Means Committee with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. with their _p 11 rents, Mr. and Mrs. . W. Vnrlan. G. T Haskms. states that the top bracket l!lcot,ne Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill lftd- Mr. •nd Mrs. Ralph Badgle tax rate. now 91 per cent, ~ti<w1d grandson Philip, spe'nt the week children. Karen ai\d Steve My, end witfi relatives at Zanesville. 'Bill Hut, Pam•ia .. gr , ,.a '"' Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Plekens re. Mrs. Cl;J.ester Stmp80n of RAcine d •. wnwal d to conform to th,e . new celved a mes.9'llge from their son, SpeTJt a day wlt!t Mr. and Mrs. · top ~~~ ~ ~ •. ~nd that th~ law s~ou1d Pvt. Eber Plektrm: t~at he was Brian SimPson of Gallipolis. he JLmp~lfled bY. the elim~l\ati.un leavlnJ from Fmt Louis Wash., tfr. apd Mrs. 'Homer w. Roush of a~ manv ~pecl&i . ex.e~ph.ons ·as lor oVersea 6 t:lutY. daughttft ' .teh an• Mildred . p~ss1ble. Rep rese n~ative ~ M11ls or Mi!IS Thurza Cadle' of pt. Plea•· N . Canton, were here last -week t\-k11naas, abo a , member of Way !~ ant, W. V.a., Hospital spent the vlsJUng tht.lr aunt e.nd uncle Mr Ol1d M~n$, .~a.s · e~pressed SiJQIIar weektmd with ber 'r:pifent•, 'Mr. and Mrs; Gordon Wolfe and '•unt Vtf'ws, .. ; . and Mrs. F. A. ' CAdi'-;'· Mr ~ J. D. Roush. .Actually_. : e~.,e/1 v.ery a~tist~nlial If any ~ne -. la. h!J-PPier tpa.n Mrs. · Rev. L, T.' Nonis of DeC,atur, rt duet lop ~ .m ·t9~ bracket rate:. W. E. Wd~n ovt;r J}Je arrival or m., wete recent guests or llis wo uld have relJ~IVely small eli~d a 10 lb'. gre.ndsottr .borit. to· Hr. and parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Phllaon on aovernm_e nt l'i!venu&!-IO.r · the Mrs_ William WJIIQn last weelt at Nonris. l!,bu~!!':IIY 12, 1~56 Mason Countians ' • • 1.:.: Called U Me p ;. For lnducti"on Ball Js Rolling ·· 'fh~ ' Prices On All Ghl!ill ToniJht 8 3fl S{JIWI,, Tbrtlla fl ·Oll Dolly ~htr k 9::10 Straw lfat Tbeatl'f! It :OO N.e""" ~ We.Oer Pl:ty- ff:ffJ " '&Qift·· Jl&t ''J'Ih~atrn lJ:IlJ.· · Newt. ·itld WUD~her 11: lO~· ~j>OIU • n ·Jb:, Rr.art or U!n CUy .......,. 6·10 ''!0 Lone Run.er 8:00 Wed. 11:1¥1•' I'I•N• 1 1us 'Bia• orr THURSDAY Si)(n On ' :59 11 011 Nt!~ghlw>l:'l :_::::._:,.__~~ Channel13 WEDNESDAY u :o.• strn __ BY CHARLES M. McCANN United Prnt Staff Cerresponden! The Unitt:d Slates is taking ou : 1ome va luab le insurance ag&1ns1 !he poss1ble JosH or its mditar~ ba s e~ in North Africa. First, n i.s speeding up the cu n~truction of the air and naval br.ses which Spain granted it under all 01greement 1:1igned in 1953. Sec()ndlY,, it is preparing to takr a. vantage of the offer Portugal has just made to ~ive it the usc "f two big Portuguese bases . A United States mililary mission o~ened talk~ m Madrid today wi.th Spnnl~h and Portuguese of. f.:cers on dcvPloping and coordinmiug the b"!:iCS for ~o~trategic 1.1omb er planf's. The SJJa nish and Portuguese b&!>e.s will bl' valuahle in them~.elves in the defeme ol Western E<J.rope under lh€' North Atlantic Treaty. n Offdt Morose• B•ses But they al so 1:1re calculated to cffset to o great extent lhe possi· ble loss of the rive big hEL'!eS in :llurocco in which 1he Unltf'd S!nte~ has inv('stl'(l about $410 million. Tht> Iberian Penin~ula. which Sr.1in Utl1l PoJ·tugal occupy, i~ only eight miles across the Stra it of tlibrallar from North Africa. II Is sepm·a led from Fronre by ;he forbiddmg Pyrenees Moun- ltlholcf, GW !1 my salvttlon~ t Will tnr•t, Inc! not be .trAld. 11.05 'l'ht~ Late Show Sl!in Of f Pr~yer - ------- 12:00 N••IWI BY CHARLES M, McCANN Tho 1 ' I Holland 11\Wtlto, Al1lt ·ot · . ,.:,, •. .; vbited Newell M»A:=' ' TROt.. Altd \mal all · ruv "' Ill m~ :.rt111. ~~,w. H 1 ..... =:5.'"' Ju"~'"· i'o> ..,OA:flliL b>hl 11111r QIIMtlbl. _ . Jl'llt tn.l11a ,.,... •• • mPJitt 'tl:'+e I' II!IIII.Z.dltintralltllftlt&111;.ilar · l1tfOMt .-RNA~ f~~:NU-:;:'~1:.:t"a.~ tal-'buuXOtN..tPU•~ ..,ki ::=.:.!!'f=t_\,.U · ...., ·M,. ID4 Mra. Robert: Stewart of ....._....... "'· . - .. '" l!"OP called 0~ ·Ao4y Stewart SWISHER ~LOHSJ: ....Martha d"' .LOu Henry Wu a r8C!eht • .' 0· IU. 1"1' • • ""'" Phy11~ _van • • '' Mail Order Filled • lonetof J<lebola01t ·wu Met<r. the Satar•• <~a> P'fl ot l!i1a ,~,ow~s. ' pomeroy, Oh'o 1 , .,.' ,,.. ,r ,.. . . .., ..,. ,...~ ; - .,. ,. " Gas a!IG rae<:lrle System. of which we are a part, serves every home, !ann, store, and factory in parto of 7..t&tes with all the electricity they want .... and extra power ia available for the new people and Industry to come. The results of havinc an abundant supply of low-coat ·electric power are evident e..flW_.I!ere. Thousands.of products come - •'1 ,Tb.t.'• ~ _,.. oil.. -.uilll 11UCU111 •am•M · · ~·Willi ftr 11111hL ......,N• uf11r:r;.•N •'tfriiiiQ!b' 'WIII.t JOII ....,. ~ e~e8el'Vi<6 Today, lhe Amerlean ' olf ....,b!y linM In t(IWititieo iiDclroamod of fifty years aJO. The farmer too Pf'l!lu<* more and can now enjoy Wb&t wtrf ..., thought. of as "city comfo~.t HotoM. • towns, and atores use eleetrici\1 Ia 10 1'!18DY ways that• we ~Ilk ol it u . India. , penaable to our dally U.. L '' Helping you to live better eleetri..ut ~~~ ·, result of "60 Yeara ot f'rQirtM Ia ~. ' tric Power." · · "" r:'t ,, ~I I �f .... r. I P _ .-ruur - : . '· .oge rh e Da_ iIy Se ntlne,I Pomeroy-Middleport, . Ohio . __ _ Redlegs Open 14 Game Home Stand Tonight ,"Golden Opportunity" Offered -~1~1jor l~a~-;-- HIGH I To Really Cement First Place Results UJ,-l::incin-1 Manage r Bi r:lw 'IH •l>t·n ,.,. ill AMERICAN LEAGUE open 11 start .-• rt Fowll'f on thf' mu1n1d w l Pet. • .me .. Colden oppm1unity" tonight against Rob Ptls Tht> C' me sUmd tonllthl against the 1 clnnati rigl1t h r11der h.a~ won tlve 51 26 .tl!i7 r\P w Yor k CINCINNATI, P.NI'I.LIES' OOllBLE - 1J:)(JfY ~A7'CIIt:R AI{O fsT o. . .tl's 1Urst.p1ace Phll~delp~ia RobeTb. Ro· land dro ppPd Roher ts wl ll Philll.l's a nd eig ht ~o far , a nd bf' af tl!r his ninth ( hic:l g o~ . . [ victor~· again.o:t lO -4-t bn(' k~ th~u Fo llowin.ll the thrt•r-ga nw ~<>rk s t'levL'lu to d . The Jledl p, mtJOytng t sealbn _since pre-World War with t; e P~i ls , the N~' w ·y.,rk days, t'luld ~ally eemen t first , Gia nt:; com "' i::to town f :1r 11 11 0 • Hust on ~ore c f 0 m8 °~ the _ road lh~>r t!lree-ga me wocl' kentl enga ~t·­ U~ttr u it 1n. e nc 1nnJi 1 _ n:ausder~:<~ mcnt stal't ing wit h a Sunr1 ay e~t three secohd diVISIOn clubs dnubl c hlll J:alt irnore I t!le home tand and only u 30 BASEMAN. HEAOEI:' FOR HI$ tlES-f R~dlcgs e . Ul'lhll • • • • By Alan Mavtl (f"lfE •RO<I.H) LOPATA 77flif. YEAR tN rtll! 'Sl.U6QitVO Gfl ~89 . - - -.PEPARrM{fi(T. 6 1.·- ,., I -14 31 ·- 40 35 .533 10 ~-2 34 42 .H7 17 ::!3 4:1 .434 16 I' - - League lntemational 31 50 .:163 :!2 ~~ Nl;'x f Wt:l' k , t ill' H.. r\o: o·r$ at•rive W;.,s hington ne of the top four cLubs the ome ~tand and o.~ ly one .;, th f' ir,r a th r ·-··-l{a mt' ~ r· ri t-s , all a t 28 46 .368 23 p tour clubs, thP Brooklyu [}Qd- nig ht . ~ t.1 rt r n g Wo ·< l ne ~ d<~ v 1 ,.1,,, ( K:msas City th r• l' !t' ~ h •rrs.::h · l'i r:1 1!,"~ ,., .,,,, W ltd11esd•y's Gem1111 h urm• ~ t u rt.d w !11 li v;o .gumw•· , :·: ~·,::: :l No gallH:!~ scheduled Rea:ardless or what happen~, T 'l 1• k r'y lu tl• r· who l~ h1 i Tod•y's Probablt> Pltchen \be Redlegs definitely :m~ the will lw lh r Hr"01' kl )n s•·rics. Jl ClevCiund ; t Nt•w York- Lent Jurprlse team uf the N H iion_:~. l LII f'g.s can cont.i.JlUt' \Ju•ir on lO-G vs Ku cks 11 _4 _ l..eaau•. Only one \fear ago, the Rl· t~ry ovt't' the "worl•l c hump!', knoek . Dt 1ruit a t Wa shington nighi - ~lub was 18 ~arne -. u ut uf fi r/it could (Ctnpi}t"iltrily Jltat.,. tied with !ht• S t. I .ou 1 ~ ( ·~ r ­ Dud gP r ~ hope .~ 01 closing in 1-loeft IU-(i I' S Wi tsler 3-5. tlilals for fifth p!.ac t;_ /ir·s t p lact• <md Utk in g oVi'r K1.1mus Cit y :Jt B11ltimore nigh1 - Kellnf'r fl:l vs Loe ws 1-1 or •NoW both teams p ~· nn~rl! JI L'Il ll:tnt r·ace. W ight 3-7 eontenders in one •1f tlw 't l.!; ht (·st races ever witn esst•Ll m th ~ -, 1-11 Chicago at floston ni.ghi- Dnn-1 lor drcuit. r.~· an 4-4 vQ l'llrfil'li 2-2 Frld1y's Gem" I Lldro\t at. , Washington night Knn.sus City at Baltimore night Clev~ Juntl al New York night •• will be out of &Y UNITED PRESS Chicngo at Ruston E iren. a I By UNITf!D PRESS Office From NATJONAI,. LEAGUE Plt~yer-Ciub . G AB R H Ouiley, Cln. 5R l8:.! 30 61 noyer, St. L. 711 305 57 99 Hvbimmn. Cin 74 259 58 81 Aaron . Mil. fl9 265 4:1 82 \1onn. St. r.. 72 2116 44 79 AMERICAN LEAGUE '.fan!le . N Y. 74 275 70 102 .July 12 to Aug. 6 SALE Atlas Tires '. p t .3iHI .3~ .313 .:109 .309 .::171 79 ,361 f<twnn, Del.. 58 257 :18 9L .354 •. Uil(ondlhonall guaranteed . 18 Vf'rnon, Bo~ M 2117 31 67 .324 Home Runs- \-l<ln1le. Ynnks 29; tnonttu" by mon than 38,01.10 Atlllil l(luszewskl, Redle.(!s 22: Brmk8, Deafen in 48 statec. L . Cubs ~·t: !Joyt>r. Card.q 20; Snlrler, D(•dget"! 19: Wertz- , fn<lians 19. f.l'OwiJ , _Runs Matted ln - M ~ ntl l' . Yanks lleckwall• . · - -- ---~- - ·- $17.00 11,: Wertz, fndians fll : Simpson, f.7hlf As : Boy-er, Cards 60; Musial, l ..ck and White $20.00 .\Inxw1•ll , Del. 1!7 2!!-l 49 w,q, _ 6.70.15 ll.c:k tnd ....., Whitt Tubttltu ____ ____ llackwell1 ------· - - TOtfmHT Thundty-Frldty July 111·13 THE PHENIX CITY STORY 6,00.16 lleck •nd Wlllh waite ·-·- · - - ·- - - It De1troys ShiPI, Brldge1, P'Iut tu end receppebl• fl~ IT We Do . !This Gi•nt Sea Manater) WHIIL BALANCING . I K & M Sohio Service P- 8ulhf1"1t CAMI f:ROM BI!NI!AtH THE SEA "TTil 'I TOP TH4T KIIPS Y4MI IGJNG" Mlnnl~~t 'Kioei'Mike Mullen 9391-MIDDLEPOlT S•turday Only Bill ~llioh- .tuly 14 T111 !litter "RETURN OF WILD BILl" - al sOAlen L•dd Lfl-O Genn ''PARATROOPER" !Technlcolor) COMEDY tnd CARTOON NATIONAL LEAGUI! W l Pd. Gl f.'u cinnuti 44 30 .69!1 ,_.,!!waukee . 41 30 .577 Jlh: fl!"ooklyn _ 42 ::12 .568 2 St . Lolli s H7 39 .487 8 Pittsb ~1rgh _ 35 37 .486 B C!lica~o _ 31 40 .437 11¥.! Philadelph ia 32 43 .427 12'AI Nl'w York __ 30 41 .423 12\f, Wednt~d•v'• Rft.llltl New Ym·k ut Milwaukee, ppd rain Otily game st'heduled TCHHy's Prob•ble Pitchers Pillshurgh at C'hicagn, 2 game~ · - Law 3-9 anll Kline 7-9 vs Kai· ~;~r 2-:i und J o nr~ 4-7 Philadrlphin at Cincinnati night - Robert s 8-10 vs. Fowl~r 8-B. Brooklyn a! Milwaukee 2 twini~:ht -c'ruig 8·3 and Ersltine 6-6 v >~ Burde tte Q4 and Buhl 9-4 . Nrw York :ll St. Loui11 nlg.ht-. Hl!arn ll-9 Vl'i Dick8oa fl-1 Frld•y'l G1ttf'el !)hilni'IP.lphla at ClncinnaU. night Brooklyn ut Milwaukee, night Pittsburgh at Cllicago New York at St. Louis, nl~tht - - -· I . A ·saDELIHI ·· see. Redlegs ·Yankees I .eS In World Sen • EASTERN S lo<'k c-ar races wilt he resumed thi ~ Sunday at Spel'dway . Too Claybanks tile much rain wt·ck prevented the races last Machen, 1'0ttl ~111-.~~der outpointed · bi£: .'V-at'dellJl ·Cutia at SJm Ftaneiseo op · 1\prll ,, 16 "trid · knoclr:ed hirh ·01it •Wednesdi)-ftiglrl - 1 "The tipoff was- last week when the Detroit Ti.11ers knocked off ttn~ Chic:~go White Sox three i'h 11 .ynW." ·r or thi'Ce moru ore net"Cied. S(J conw on out ladies! '. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . FA:I~NT .fy --- . · CLIP .AND · stare ______ _____ pilrty. ,~ . CARD-MAIL TODAY_, • • , •• ,• • • • • • • •• J l:llnn in Yitam 5 ChattanoDg:~ 4 Atlanla 8 N as hville 3. 10 New Orleans g ' :.Mrs. Boggs was assls:ted by Mrs. Garland Lanier, Bidwell, Mrs. Roscoe Fife and Mrs. James Criswell in serving deC{lratt~ cup e&kes, ice Cfl!<~m , koolude, bubbll;! ~ullt' 11nd candies to the children. Gue-sts included John Blake, narrell and Marilyn St.umb9. Billy· Beach, Dtmny Flinner, Asn and Suzanne' Bradbui-y, ~ichael •Bratton,\ David Covert, .John Hood Gladwell, Mk hl Lloyd, Deflllt 1 I ID~ !'I~'~: ~Obert I w-it~ '"'-"1 ~Mrs, Big brothers of the best llell•a- CLUB GUESTS flobert Hysell, Pomeroy, Tuesday when Mrs. Edward T. , Fr-en~h entertained ·her Canasta · Club. Pri~ were won by ._ Charles Bradbui-y, Mrs 1 Ralph Gibbs Jr., Mrs, Donald Mlll11 and Mrs. Hysell. The hostess se-rved rc-fr~hments to those named :abov-e and Mrs. Rubert Sc~moll and Mrs. Li(]r\el Boggs. The next meeting will be at lhe home (]f (Mrs. Mllls. · I '' B1RTH04Y OBSERVED Tlle t~el!th blrl.hday ot ~i n I ;~n WILIUit"THIGBAlDo lit.... II:....... oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. --IJam Ault, was celebrated fQmlly party We"nesday. cream and birhday ea"ke . served by Mrs. Ault to :ilrs .. Gene Dod·s on and pil.mela and David, and . if, Patricia and Dennis (i!\e guest of honor, Gary, . - .-~ ..n ~~- ... t ...,. N- Laadmaater V81 This big 1.-avy-duty load ex ti-a cost in new ~ries 1-0000 models. new Triple.. lhe lbll~r ln.lt< class for compact · short·strokc de· Torque Tandem h1kcs G.V.W.'s up G.C. W.'s up to 50,000 ·lbs.l ~- Powermallc Transmiaal~nt• Six New blg.fhtck sl\rllngl That sleex massive , front-end styling rcftects the POWER Chevics provide, helps build yoar business prest7;~ Modern features ~uch fiB these spark all phases ot performance. II btg trucks are part of ~our 'business, we.1l ••pect 10 see you soon! 'Optlon.J 111 ,.,., COif puller ~eliven 195 hp, 310 ft.-lbs. of torque! It's ; ~:that dehxen most horsepower per .pound I fully automatic forward spec$ v1rtually ehminate monual por shifting on hills or in traffic! Revolufionary ..Retarder" gives safer downhill hauling, less brake wear! To. rque TandemtU Ontional at _ . '\1 .~ ~·'· ,I I I"}J ~ ,.... i -f ' Strawberry Presei'Yes • • :12 oz. jar 29c' !!inatl<ers l>ure · · , . 81btk Raspb.,rty JeUy .. 3·10 oz. jar $1-00 Goldin Blossom · • Pineapple Juices .. · • . .. . 46 os. con 25c Hershey Ct.~tolate Syrup ~ . • • , , 2 ·lib, COftS 39c' All Flavort .· olfit>.-· j ' Evans Ice Cretllft ·• . . • 1·2 gallon 69c~i!!!!fli. CORN . . . . . . . 4-303 cans 45c FrlftCO<Americ- (with ~-.wti£ pot bolder oHI!'r) (with T.mat• Sauer anct Chfeecilol SPAGHETTI .. 2-15 os cans 39c · Jl'tl-.. 1 1S90 DRESSING l dtoilge Slices ••••• Kelloft'• • n.-o~ ....... STICK PIE CRUST MIX .. ••••• 2 pkgs 29c to 32·00\lllls · ' Ju.l yl '' tb- In Sult.s S(}()() throu1h 10000 lruck modtl.r. .. -,- i :,• dlspl4f1 lilts /a'IMUI """-• :-1 i '·/ ]~:bMEROY MOTOR COM RAN¥ .\ r . • ' ·'-( "'' ' DOOk PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN . ' Champa o' @Y8!V weight daaal . ' 4 for 99c: 2-10 OJ -· · ~ ,,,_ ..... 12 ,.., • .,"' · ·' Grape Juice ....... !17e · Wille EyltDS Soper Trlnl .l Doz. Only Flavor ... 19c Fardhook Limos : ••. ·21c I lb box 35c for letter '·'1 Strawberries . . • . . . • 49c ......... .... "'"'lchf!-l F--.. SUGAR HONEY GRARA MS ·... ~ Houu Apple, Cher .... •• p ...... , ... ,.;,"'; tt-1... ' . .. ..... . ' . ••• PIES . . .. . Corn Flakes . .' 12 os box Z1cGrape Juice .... !1-4 os. 29c PiHsbury 9 ,... French Fries Wdcl'l' Pow'.Wow P•ck ~~ ~ 1" ...,~. •• ~ -- ... 41 Mx . . . GOS btl31c- FROZEN FOODS ' '1-\2 o' .. r .., C•Ufo.-.. Lemonocle 2-1 Z os c11 i~c~ 2 lb• 35e PltEAM . .-.... 4 oJ. jar 29c n I I I I M---•., .... ....... ;....... Cr-Hm StyJa ' Rump Roast . . . . . . • · . · . . • 69C: I~ Botiei.-Tomler-Armov·Stlr • No Bon&-No Wlllfr c.t wllll a lortr ~ Veal Cube SteakS . . . . . . . 79c ~b Sunkist Work Shoes - $3.99 Pal~ 1. ' CE Hds. 29c ' :ALSO BOYS ~SizesltoG...., \ SAVE 25% - ROUSH'S Shoe.Stare No. Seconi:J _:. Micldleport.l F lreokfo.st- Sup~rt:71Jinner 1b. li'tokfost Bacon , lilt. Cella Pkg. W!•nert Jib. Roll Sausage · '4 Meals Fot $1.00 . l'tiDISaper'l'lllll- • · u ,nr mrr ou•-...-italli. - -- - -·~,.,.~,.,,.,.,.,,.= DIAL SO~P. 2bon27c JOY giant 75c ...:tlb ' . :pt;utUI Jllrile)• Ptll!Oob4 · ~ Hoot IIIII IIt ·T"'" •II' .J-.yT":V c Fish Sticks ears CRISCO I c Beef DAY . r• DELUXE SLICES ......• '"' Ill 33c .......~o~ -''"'-'"" .... - .... ~ .. ··~ CHEESE SPREAD . . .I.. 5 od5c Kit.Afr 01 L . . • 16 os bottle 41 c !{muckert PUte, New Pock 2' Home Grown ID·AY tel~"~~ •+ CaPt.'~ ~iea. ~ Pound ~;·: c;llevrolet Heavyweight Cha~ps ~uarterw ,.u . ....... llrtt FLOUR ...-. . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Ill bog 49c I " ~"'" I .,_,C....,... ,. .ot!Mh, ~pple PIE FILLING- . . . ....... 2111 can 32c ' Mens· . 1 SUPER TRIM MEATS S & KGlEEN STAMPS July _ Cteeirance ,. , •.,.,-· ~otne Low; L,OW PRICkS F•rley'1 C•ndv . • to ,... d•y wilh Mr. •nd lin AJv• Rol·j eome f the_,_ Olflber . lnl Day held b1 t.-..., .... tl . .... I . Ann)l rrida)l from 11·2 p. ~. ~ ' Mr and Mr.. Wlnnle Holsitlger tbt' on. NorLil l d f U 111 d Sh · d ' 1 ~ •m Y aron Jeeo- an end A:ven:ul!! aecard.lnJ V•rrU Hol3.inger went llp lo Old j nouneement madl! b)' "Our 1aJy ~bolter I! )llmnrll<l ~ llrfnl TtiiUrr ~ lhe pttl!try eflln. H-eiiiakor. be lbe a DeW 1 - l1rlole or an old hiDd ol. kilo~ . EVANS .SUP• • MAllDT· VALUI!II! 8!0<1< this week at .IVAJII8 Save JUUI'I"'f l!lb" ltiGf!eY. lw ru.....four .pllllry . sbe(vea with !\TANS liPICiAL \'ALtJI!S-.Ibop In olr conditioned romfort lad SAVE 3 WAVS • I do1,;;;; • aPd Mrs. Don SUvers were guests aiiD WILSON ~yra I Mr. and Mrs. Grlver Wickham Rnd Mr. and Mrs. JRmes Wick~am 1 ~kfor~, -.JII., and M:r. Arthur Martin, Wfst Shade. visited Mon . day with Mr. and M·r s. VeTne Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher and Miss Bernice Ann - Durs! fetw-r'r&d Wednesday from a v;;~ation trip fn 1<1orlcla. Mrs. Richard Wilson and son, 1 William Dean, retutned to their home in Letart from Meigs General Hospital Wednesday and' her · mother, Mrs. Wesley Lewis Zanesvill~>, is here to a:~Sist in 't!Jeir care. ' M~ - Charles Walblll"n, who 'Spent several munths here the illness and death of her bahd, !Ja.'l retUrned tO her- ~.;. 1;j;;·.j rilent in Cnlulnbus ahd w'ns accom. panied her mother-in-law Mra , if;;;;;~~~.:;:~;:;.~~·~~· I ' Washington; ·Nc.rman Lariler, Bidwell: yea~ old couflln of Joy, .)ler .first blrtllday at the party. Kit~ks·. Yanh 11-4. •.. and e"V.:ery bit as mc:fer;n! r:~ Sthl~l)' ..., -t.mtft. 'H ill Cl.at'HI-.. OAY Mr. and ftfi'J. Cllrl!nte Grim • -•nd famiJy, ~-~v!llo, •-•• S•n· . ~ tn the 'tGwitT 1a .... "':!Jouiy , p~ane CANAST4 . ~ - .PatW fM, " ••~nd~RJ:ohard:;~-~Jo~'~n~sJ~o~w~n~,~P~·~·;;;:;;;-.o~a~u~d~s~on~E~d~dl~··;·~"~'-·~·nd~~~·~w~;n~-g•~n<l~f~om~il~)·~o~f~C=a~l~um~ot~C~it~y~,Jll~f.;;,~~~~:"~'·~·~·d~~~dc~r~;n~to~n~~~~~··~-~·~c~'~"~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·~·~·~R~u~m~m~•gll=.;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;oo4::_, I sity thews is flirli'Ltfl.Y 111 ill · U~J-l\tl:r-1 Hosplta!. ~~~:;~i~i~~!;·~!Jud¥ .WiWermuth. I ,' Diane ' Van Coon- ex.cardi,OJI , stllr , i>~ Ar\n . Memphis to Jt(ay -ln the ee\ettrlfth Cards 5B. . Rlln.•- Mantle. Yanh "TT; "vost', diVl.s ion of th~ Colohial Countl'y tlll'nottJrs IJQ: }lobitlsnn, · Redl'el{_q C:h.tb Golf Tourmment. He said 5ff: Boyer, Card~ 57; L(]pez, A.'s 53 Clt!!veltncl WIS 011t of the runniftR Ifib-Mantle, Yanks 102; Boyei heeau.se they are U'hable tQ w1JJ rards 99; Ashburn . Philt _9Z'; !lm· tht- bill tamu. rsun, A'l 02 Runnels, Stna,ol'll 12 take Pltebing - T"awr-en~. R.~leg& bul 12-0 Pierce, White Sox t3:a; lireSf)!( 11 ·3: Sturdivant, wer, :'c· nk.~ A Grab-bug of fnvors _,.. was a ll~eial feature or 1he birthday parly given Wedn esday arterno(]n by ·MO!. Lionel Bo~gs for lh"! nlnth birthday of her· dau.~Chler, Jey, on the \awn ol lheir hollle. Games were played under the leAd ership uf Maida Roush ohd · · Dlan:~ Slumbo £;nd the Children were divided into J.wo teams. blue ~nd yellnw, by name 1ag;; they .+- · received when they arrived al the • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -• .,j ' SWIN HOMES, I~C · loi lSU., ft•rk.nburJ, W. VI, • • • Gent!emen: I a.m .i nter;,sted In a 1 be-droom, 2 bedroom 3 bedroo-m, 4 -~dr.oom,. Swift HMfe. I do do not ·own ~ lOt. Ad N~me -~ - --·-- - - - -!- --- -- ~- - --- - - · ···- --- - - - - - -- - - ___ Cl dress -~-----~-- - ..!- ---r· ·~---- ·-- - - Phone------ - - -- - ~ --- - To ,_,_.La • • I weeken~ I ttubiJI:PI nie Holsinger, Ronole, JaM\ 1pt.nt ihe hDlfd.a)' •n4 RrtJnda and Patti. MT- end Mrt. Ro- 1t<iU. .hiJ .Mr. ~ Mrt. I"K·rt VanM etrr, (lll! orj;F, lf.oherto A:n n olsinaer .d famUy . . 1 W'ld Do 1 M nd y1 J c.. & <. a l '•• · r .... nd. S omdes Atte-ndanee If the Edell ,.ur K' ",.· arf!'O ..,.,-e an an was 81, 'off?rinJ tt.&3. . ay, r . • nd Mr8. Rober t Webb. . ~rl. su.~le Cooley llftd famrly Luu and La ura Jt- an . Park Y .. lled .-r._ Van ~lst-y, Pa.ul HD!ai ng:er and Grace ~eter a nd famtlJ Sunday. Chn r . Part 1-b.lley, Rittman . tpt.>RI Sal · Mr. afld Mrs . Ru lfe11 HolJinler hil IOft.in-law and I' Is Featured At port. Mrs. N(]ab Haskins Ls in Colum• hd · I ' B lft ay Party I b•s <Odtlns "" sist..-in-law, I •• · , Mrs. Cline Matthews. Mr. Mat- 7 Allentown 2. lSI Alieni own 5 Binghamton 4 2nd ',.Vi!liam~porr 12 Schenectidy 4 ' Hf'a ding I S~'l'acuJ~ 0 b~in g . ' I Special Grctb - bag r~ inghamton Alll~llle•u• •ssoetA"tl" h~lcl. II has beC'n rumorNIIhat N•) Minneapolis 19 Denver 7 H . of therc , will ,hnve lots ol fm1ianapolis 7 Louisville 1 r.·narlreston f1 Wit'"hita 2 "Ain't eonna be much or a race !nOll(')' , romrwtit iun for 1hRI St. Paul at Omuhn, pplt, rain m the Amt!dcan from here on," tommented Dit, who said the Yan. About thre~ la·,Jie s are willin g tn sOu'rHEIIN ASsOciATION kce-s will win the pennant in a wolk. Pnl.er the Powder f'uf l Hae e -- lwu · l tHle Rock -4 Mobile 2, 1t inn Tenn. UP-Dlzzy Dean pred'ic~ the Yankees and Hedlei& in the World Series. MEMPHIS, thl!l'r cou!ln Eddie llo- Le-d here by Ch-arlene Gothard and family l1•SI week. Wednelda}' the Millen, who Mrt. 1Garleod L11n1er and chi!- spent t•.-..o weeh vacation dreo, SHan, Norman a nd Den!se. rtturned to e olumbus llOd Cha-rlUdwell, vi.Jlted he-r parents, Mr . lene Gothanl aceompa~tied them and Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger and for a two week's vis .t with rela· son, David, Wednesday _ t~es there. C'olt~m\ma: and I •·y: LE-AGUI: .l11hns1own 12 Albuny 3 '~""".''"": ,.,tur..., INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 7 Columbus 3 Butralo S Toronto t .- 1st Toronlo 7 Buffalo 3. 2nd Hvvana 1 M·i ami 0 l-tochester at Montreal, 2 game!l, pO!l-lponP-d , rain REsuM• , Got~a:rd, L. Carla Wilson, older daughter of Mrs. Webb Hall, wh.o haa been Mrs. Rull.S P\l Wilson, Is visiting In ColumbuH returned visiting relati"s' at FO'&'hlll;l!l1 o.• ~ - Wednesdt~,y . ·• Mr. abd N.ns. Eugeit'e ~ch . )llis J'a'hl Yotm:e. and aons, Keith, earfit · and Kltn , Road, n vlii!HJ\C MH. took hi.s n;tot~r . Mrs. Et~el Stratton, Columbus, for FMrkh to Worthington Monday dayS. , where she remaine.(,! for a vh;lt ·· with Mr." and Mrs. warner Frtnr::h Mrs, Verne Davis ha11 on,. d thl't'e chlldr€n . from k:l!nosha Wls, w~ere ' v:slled relatives. ~nafd _Duffy w!lo Ls employed ,Mr~. Ed Yollnl, Mrs. WnbUr by the ~ew York C.;ontral railroad Theobald. Mrs. Homer ForreJt, ~ in Cle-Yela~d, has returned to biB Mu.. Thelma DIU and Mr.. Norma wort a.rter a short v"is.it with hia WUsoJ, t-e-a.gbera in the Bndl::tury wife 11.11i;l famjly tier e. Sc!:w oi a~d the Salisb"u ry TOwn· , Jl:nt Shelby KJ•g n•ary' shlp School were in Athens Mon- · •• t"l ....,day to attend t~e annual Book , nbl~) ana hf:r son.s, RIChard and Display at Ohlo Uni'l'll:1'81ty-. Robfrl, w'!io hnve spent two weell:a Fred l Gardner, pa&to~ or the With he:r parents. Mr- and Mrs-. Church ot Christ, and Mrs. GardWlll Reyitold:s·, left Monday for Jier went to Eaton MondV to ~k:ro·n to viMit n-!atlves until visit bls mother, Mrs. PlOy •J. Wednesday when they returm;d Gardner, who .aceoD)P&nied ~em home Tuesday for a vll!it. W!lile in that a-rea M·r. pnd Mrs. t-llrd· ~· ner vlsited lb~ Rev. and Mrs. L A. B~ngerter wllo have· rec.e ntly , mo\'iei:1 t'o Camden frOm Mtddle- r BY UNITED PRESS Oldl)iz Predicts .. ---- uc•s J4r. and Mrt. Jeek. Miller rla!-f&hters, Jonn ie Lue •nd Jackie Lynn a nd her m.olht-T, Mr•. Lest.a spent Monday ln Hunrl· cane-, w. VI., where they vi31tl!d Mr. and Mrs. James W. Guthard and family .. They were Eatelle W•lburn.' 1 Recent au~ta of Mr. •nil M't-1 . 1:. LewiJ.,H. St~ •nd _tamlty and Mra Pearl Sm1th · were Mfl Rob111 b ld ert Wl1ey lllld Slndrt :Ul-- t , potluck .tuppl"J' Wll e It c,hael, JW r. and Mr•- t nf borne vt Mr. and Mu. Alva Robert M Smith and Billie and h _o l.sl n&:>l!'r and w ns St~turdl\- eve· Bobble eeaver Pi. J,lr and Mrs ! mnr. AUtndlnJ were Mr. and Clllrord 8 Uh 'and' M ·j nd Mrs. Rultfiell Hol-'nrt>r, J!;baron . m ar ory a J,ean and RuiiRll Jhy, Calumet Billy, Plttllbura:h : Theadare SmiL'l t:;\y , Ill. ; Mr. and Mt'J. Sol Billf )' ifi:. lind Minor League I to their hoR\.e In Lanclq, Mich. ml~, _,1.0 . Major League Leaders ~er vblt~ Our iuslness II bga inst me- be(Gre he tries to ArChie Moote for the vaeant dt!clared ~he 23. )'elr olcJ belli er .j who had regjiten!-d his 15th &tra iJht vi~or:V ' •nd hii. 12th knockout ·before .2.91§ r._ns. "After aU, Pattersorr ~-.nt: a ~ballenger by Ol,lJP{tiJJthli; Hurrt. cane Jfcksoq," 23 - f,~llr old· Ma~rum contiou~d . 'Well, , Valde.s ~clocked O)Jl. Jt~c~n . .lJt lhe ond round and now I've. tJeaten • Valde-s tw\ce." ' · · . · EDP.N' MIDDLEPORT SOClETY 'hue ~perty Montreal 50 37 .575 WJ~h a _ftnishini left "'oo~ to the- I 'J'orontcl 4D 3(1. 563 ~hm. Nmo's .JI:'*icllen ' .required H.clt :;r if'r - 47 39 :M7 J t:~Rr~y tw() minute& to ,revive - hi~-~ Mtami 45 41 .523 Thirty-one.ly'ar old .Valdes cutColumbus 4·~. 4~ .467 wPiebed Eddie. pounds .to 40 4 " .461 ~92; lnJt Nino wu 11. 8-6 Havana -uader· Kichmllsd 41 48 ·461 d og es he suftered bis UU.rd knoc~ Buffn'kl 417 _ _ _ _ ___3_6_50 o,ut and 13th_defe .. t .J.q 50 -orotes_ · ~J(]nal bouts. He was also knoe!bd out by Joe Louis in an exbibiucn. •• n· The Doily Sentinel, f'Ornerov-Miiid!epert, Ohlt J,rr. •nd Mn. C. E. Meadow• moved Tuetda)' lo tbe proper\)' t!ley purchueci Jn PomerO}' - They ~n livlna In the Stuftet on South Fourth AWaue. Mn1 Ma.ude DeVol, Pomopa, C4lif., and j'l'tnrldauKhter- and Mri. _. Weltha Clark, Harrisonville-, W. L. Prt. at_ 47 sec?nds of the. e~th round I Dr. K.D. Amsbary --- • • Eddie Machen Wins By Kayo Over Nino Valdes In Eighth Ml.-\MI BEACH , Flu . UP- Unht-, ten Edd it: Machen of San Fran. l'i:;co asked todav tor a Ugbt with 1~.:::. ·:---w eight c hatle-nRer floyd Paltcn rn c• a •·eward for Wedneliday n;g hl's eight -r(]und' knocltout over bi.ll' Ni no Valdes .i11 their tele-vis· ~ :1 bout at the audttorlum here. ··r_t•; Patterson show his lituCE •' -· ', Th~py;••A~P:}.l?.?,~,.": ·, • • • • 31bcan99c With 6c off-Blue Dot •• - • DASH -.~ regular 39c • ;I 31bcan99c . '. • • MODESS 12's J9c :-, . 'i'" DU.Z: Dvpont . 2 regular sin 57c SPONGES 5 count 39c • • .pkli OXYDOL giant79c: THE BOARD NOBODY UNDERSELLS < ' -· • ; / __ • J �' .." up w The . WANT ADS .::a::::~-.- • ror ' Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M~dleport,..:_Oh :_:_:__io;...;._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Thu ~·. . :sifoy, :..r Jul~ 12, · 19~6 ..:..".... __ RohL Stephenson Funera} servtces • ,..._._.... l..sdm, Held Wednesday S<afiold Boanla, In-. C1otiiL New Haven Society I 14) For Rent aa.m.a,. Adl 1 ~ ~ 1'- A. II. .W 1M pubJ.ia.b.eG tv JUUI' - . K...,:ua tlwle 50e.'euu - word for thret> - · ~ MC:!IIUte blaGtloa&. ap.,aii-W.e moDtli for 211 teatl ~ · woN. nte of 2 r:enll: pe:- wora kB be elw"ced lor advertisinR if nol pa1CI fc..r bd9te lbe '.Mb of each IDODtb followW.. inHrtion tnvn w AQwertlslO.&_.buuJd be repo.rted>lJnb;.edtal.~y . T)e Daily &eo1.ineJ will aot be rf'.spouibJe fo~mc:tre t.h.a.D one 111curr~1 lD- ...-uoo. !'or rent - EJertric wallpaper steamer. Clinton Fi&ber, Middkpurt. Pb. 6265-X. 11-1-tf f'banu IWn. M!~SIONARY Funeral n-W! ~~oervi~s I I t¥ Home- EeoQOmie A.pnt. aDd ber I'Sii.ltaD1, Ilia Beverll Allea. will jud&e lbe projeet.l of tbe Wide"-Awalr.e 4-H Club at the home ol t~ elub eouodllor, Mrs. L. W. llleComa.., SaturdaJ. JW., It. at 1 p_ m. 1be dub membera met Wednesday at )[n;. lk'Couf. as' b1me for a Anal ebed-up 00 their . and cookiq reeorda. and project.. :....:::_:______ 'I) Wanted - Se , I R0m1ne • $ RefUfn ~ l: Lt.DOZEH Brothers Coal Co. Muel Rutb BrooD who bu been visitlq her liate{" Mn. Dorothy M~Derm.ott of Che.sta.llt Rida:e bas returned home. 1 1 ,M<•. ""'""''we,. Mrs. Wtlham 0""' Rou~h. Olho Leiving. Mrs. Mro. Mrs B."' Clark, Clark Edna your Las t c hance T0 w·In ! ........ . Dra-'-·-~~"--P o••n ..y, J"'·t·-.; MD . I , • COMPLETE lnaurnACI Protectlo4, Life, Auto, Fire. Polio. Call DoD t4Ula, Middleport. Oblo. --- (21) Real Estate - ---- - ---· ~ Auto e.. Auto Superior Service Quality • Merchandise Reasonably Priced 7~12 -titc Sl!ftltll , ll lul'l · lnllr'"· l'"lll!!ruy. 011 111. 7· l2·111L" :tm2 11\"l'lmN .!\TIO"''AL 21on, .~:!!15. ~p . axlt-. 112~x2 0 Ulucttuur ·~ . Trevy-Finsterwald Fu Home tir• ·~. I'niOI'f".l , Ill Ohw. 7.12 lilt· HIM FOHP VO Sunltnt>r Cunv . }'nnlnma1 ie, f u I I ('quipp1•d. •·ho i<'!' nf I w•l 11harp enr~ . $'llU5. ut~l c ttua.r ·\ l'ottH: ruJ•, Olun. 7-12-61!' 105:t ('JIEVI!OJ.E'I' \t tnn J'lrkuJl. \ mw carl'ful (•Wnt'l'. $1lil3. Bl:wtl· nar'11, Pome1•ny . Ohio. 7-12.6tc )!)~;I I'ON I'! AI" K l'ylindPr, 2•flUOI' rll'lux !'l'll:n•. f!J,wh·~s two-l nnc hlue rin illh, $flfl5. UIOIPIIII .i!''~. Pnnli.'IOy . Ohi•l. 7-12·tllc G. E. REUTER Publle Aceouallnl . ~~ Rubbe;··~·red i,~:.- -:-~u lkJ•-;1;;·~~. ' 11 btz#fy h11rneo•;11 . •1. W,. C'h1·adSt, Pomeroy. ?-12-3Jc !fp i ~et ·J'Iann Rarg~tl n : lt<'nl a l rr>. :'1:": rura Spinot Pilino-Re~ pon slbk -~, · JlB~ can f!ttve $200.fl() o n 1h ! ~ ~ :; beautiful PlllnQ. ra y $4 .00 Wl>ek )y. Writ~) Summer~ & Son Mull'k ~· • Store, Jpcbon,'Ohlu, fur flctu!l.o; . ?~· 7,12-81< .·-k, '10ft W -Malfl Office Phone 289·M Pomeroy Nal. Bank Bldf. • 105 E. Sotond 81. Pomoroy, Oblo Business 5ervices METROPOLI:TAN AUTO BALIS Hou• • d~ · !1\.IJbuUd!nas to bu tot·n ' d""n In~ remc.-ved in Cheshire ' 1~wp. P~n ne D. Jlln n ! n g~ . f'hf'.•fflK'!' 'f!810 or Pomertly ttm-Y. t. . 1 '1•12.1te IF · . ··+----~.-- ·-- J a:ood..nil+lJ uprisbt · Pitn,.,, A·l ®Dd1Uort:. Pin. Aulomobllo, Hoalth AC:CIDINT Lit.. C1111alty and lond1 Real Estcte Broker In MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO 6116-M ,HONII Q11 tg.ntact The Uulllmd Cif., 619.:1J . 7.11 ·311' furDiiur* ·• ,:..-" FR ....:.V_E~IIa ,--ro~r-.. -,,-.--=s"u~ .. -1-; ---s-. li. MAX WAft 0 112'-IO,_.W.._I • • -~ MutHIPI,.t-• ·~~o.w.-.c... 115 1. 1eeon11 lt. ,..._ 61 Pomtroy~ Oltlo -;:;;;;;;i:ifr::::::===ll ;;; Jror ·P.xl l'rin.r or interiOr palntt~~,~ , cun iA<!t llomer M. Braley, Phnnt' 3R I -Y . Co ntract ot' hourly work ttt'Ct'J)ted. 6-3().12tp --·--- '"• INSURANCE AGENCY Aeeounll. Andllo. Tax Problemo. Nolary Public. ~~~~- \20) 19) ;:;,. SGie . RODNEY DOWNING We Invito Bookkeeping~~~=====:;:::::: . . STATION WAGON - -IIJF.!\ Ford, 4 door. Fordonnltt•, rnd iP, l'lnck, ; ··ha'l tfr, Jll'llltliMht. n•·w tir••s. 24,000 'aeluOJI lllllrs. l'ltonr 2117 ~-, 'l\ot ft26-.Y. 1 eon11td Rowh !am1ly. Beatr.ie 10., M 11 You hove somwthlng To Sell, Trade or AnLayman. Baah.an · K1~ r. o llo:tJ . nounce, Let A, Dally · ~~~Gi(ltn -;,~ke; -,-hrcdrl~~: Sentinel Display Ad rubber hell; 11-lde h ill or Want Ad be Your work ·hnrnru; Oliver culllvll· RepresentotiYe. RR rlne, 7·10·0i r• -They Get .Results- _ . .A ir'· To be ' gel your free lickel eacb time you 'Vioit Aid' • REGISTE,Jl OF TEN! AU Wluun will 1>e ai>llfietL A&P omplcro-eea;&nd lhelr .~miles are not eligible f;or prizei.. 1 Gi~en In Middleport V<~ . Mi.·r.~es -By Tfld W. TO SELL LOCAL PEOPLE . ADVERTISE IN THE LOCAL . ' PAPER THE SENTINEL ' j .·f·' ;. . . lab-.1.. . s ·Pan Ready . "'"D' FIL1.Ets · •., ••.•. t:AD•• ...-~~..~ . I · .*.'•.,:. b 33C' ;)' , John'• BREADED SHRIMP ;•• 10o:i pkt 55c Cap'n Johrl'tt HHt tnd Serva 1 Ci5c ' FISH STICKS 2 10 DZ PKG. Your Clloicel aNN '"a• Pure SUHI.tS£ Spqrkle ., ·· - TO SUNSET · ... Plum Presenes or Gra=p• RIG. 2 !!i ' 39c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 os can 3 For 65c On Your Dial PEANUTS Sa•e with JANE PARKER BAKERY PRODUCTS! · . 'I A & p . A & p ORANGE JUICE 46 as, can 2 For65c A&P BLENDED JUICE 46 Ips. can .... , JAHI PAIK~R LARGI •• 2 For49c Thermo-Frost Picn ic Bag ~ ·. ,' '. SPIC1ALI .Pie·39e : ·, RIG. 49c , . . ' Q e•.. , ~· ..• ~~ lUcy appl .. i}" •· . c:rultl P:or el(tra "'""' heat 1nl aerve mme•tlitet(.· Y-ov'll Savor every moh,l of thlt wonderful_ plel . ·prfth a~it fl•.,.rful 'fl•krtflht KHpl Hot Foods Hot Cold f:oocls Frigid For Houn LAND TRANSFERS .· · . ·. • _ A&P OWN MARVEL;.. · ICE CREAM . : c · 6• Fiberglass Insulated • . Heavy duty zipper. ac:uff ll!slst- Wii lter and J ost' ph iae Vu!>!i, Jot., P·mlf>l'oy to . Edward and Mary LC1u V oa.~. Bessie OliYI!r, coal. Hutland. 'n Manning~. W eb& t ~" r afld Sam N. Ar nold. Jrwln C. Meredith. severo! par· <'f"l.s, Che.stpr, t o Let tie L. Mere· dith . Utttc L. Meredith. scver.ql par. Cl'!ll, Ch ester , to Delmar ond Kn · thryn .8aum.. Miriam MIJler and JamC'~ F'. k illi;;n, lots, Racine, to J uhn Thomas and oJoln Huddl@llton Wolfe. Joe and Vertrest GiUiam, prr.r. c,la, Salen~. tO J~m•• aDd Geneva Weill. , .. ant. durable, Washable. heavy Jttage vinyl. Ideal for ' boating. !raveling, picnic and shopplnc. ' . ' ' .' ' SULTANA $ALAD DRESSING . Iota M-M. to lAili A. Wolle.. qt. 35.c.. . SULTAI'fA PORK 6 BEANS .. -. 6 1•·~ ~ .s7c Sulton~ OLIVES.moll stuHed ~\iAs Jar 3~ B.etdn&, lot , !',)meroy \D O.vld J. &nd PhiU• !" · _ • I ' ' " ' . . . . . 4tc .i . ' . ' 17" long, 6" wide II 11' high - . -· ... I "YOUR u.e "ccecd '" •h• admJn,,,.,_ i.f,na K . ~d.WUJ.: .•.. DRESSED WHITING ••.•. 5 lbs 69c .Tht.st satin •srhooth, crr:an.y dt:SS('rh come in a variety of Ravo~ ~ .. YOU SAVE 9c to make dessert time a big tvr:nt .. . also double as v..-lvety p1e fillin&•· Priced for thrifty! - or .li~~'{Y .' Puddings ,FL~VOAS Uon cJeclluns art• thousan u.s t precinct .P.lrctlon ~tfficial~ . .1Jao r~ prescntil,tlves oC bulh pnlttical parties Delna: bi-parlis.an i n c har~ adcr these J)f'f'elnct groups are .mother safegund &ll:&Jn!il irre. gnlarllies. It Is to be hoped that the Yotcrs .,_,11 1 con$ider th e merilti of our election system in Amt!rictl and that, on this 70th anniYcrsary yt•ar of the e.!ilabliahment of the Hrst Boards of Elections in Ohio, tney will relilbter their apprecla. tion by solne to tbe p01l6 in unprc cedented numbers. ll<>y and · ,., BEEF LIVER ... lb 35c. or Half ANN PAGI . ,r Woll~. Selected • • • Sliced • CANADIAN BACON .....•. lb 89c Depend on RE.LIABLY .FINE ANN P AGE FOODSt ruun·l c. •• ENGLISH BRF ROAsT; .. """lb 47c ROUND BONE ROAST ••.•. lb 47c HEEL-OF-ROUND ROAST •• lb 55c MORTON'S MEAT PIES . 2 For 57c BONELESS BEif: $TEW ••.. lb 55c This year marks the 70th an ni....·rsary of the est!lllk~ltment in 1 .;.owe of Ohio's metropolitan tie~ of -Boards of Elections, ~>uch as were very soon 11ftcrw:mJ to be instituted In all 88 counl.ws. Encactmcnt of the Pugsley Act starte d the plan of hav111g b i-partl s11 11 county B041rds Clf Eloctious-Uo..rJs compriJed of two Ll'-' mol ··ats and two Republicans in C<~t:h of Ohio's 88 cuuntin Proper observance or th i1> great advance in the estCibllshment of free and honellt electio ns m the Durkcyc Slate, will bEe made by Boards of El~tions and "~ <1 p:,trt of the program of 11 .summt'r Cllriu•r t: nce of Ohlo l!;lcclion utlicial5 lu be held io Cincinnali Sept. 27, 28 and 29. Help!ng these eouaty Boat·d,.; Elections and the Secre tary of W"~IJam 49c lb. SPARE RIBS .. Ib45c 'oereh .rv of State of 01:: , Middlepor~. I FULL SHANK HALF Lean ••• Small ~ise Wh~lf! Brown ms Choice center eUces are ;left in balf bam& I Laws... La Sin FROM LEAN, TENDER PORKERS! 1 Your Election 1:1 . Tendm' YOUI18 lurkeys at·~ of p¢ectlon! Fresh HMW! ...... •••••n: Thi- 1'o Do Ia •·•- ~ ~ .nt lord t•pl.laUnc. n~ tlle lowfir atalb drl..wm- ~.dl..... ...a~ tlad .,.. ··-~ ltcpilolj, ..It k .J' _, ~ftl'd hou....r pan~~ ....,.t,. -l<o I "pteftO••· c•-: ,------------•1 5 To Ann and Mary Lou Rlck- 1 anl or Co lumbu.~, 0., Are visitmg hrrl'. I Mr. and Mrs . Ben Sayre <md sons of Plain Cit y, 0 ., are vl~it -~ l ng relatives h er e. Mr .and Mrs. AlbETt Dotson and child re n ar~ vacatlonl n)!l In Fla. Mr. an dMrs. Hobert Cooke and P!iil hp.ve returned home after vacatlonl ng in the mountains off VIrginia and West Virginia and Washington. D. C. Jackie Cartwrlg h l or Wll· rio!l, Mr I d Mnl R.-e!l and Al'r. and MrS. D.uu Hortman, Plllh Villey. Bert BlftltlDi and Mrz. C F Rl~:ulnl t.1Ued 00 Mn. c;rrte Wed Dnwer, Pt. Pltaunt neHday . Vernon Thomp.1on .md famd) of Dayton Yisll ed rt"cently Wlth H d R b d .1 owar ay urn an 1aml Y 0 1 ,..D,~~k. ,._,. P cere.nlums. · Beaoni;.s, eyc!lamen dltf:aj~Mt · .· .tllli FiifaX. and otht:rl-- may 'be moved out- tlove rnd bollyhoe!w-- 'lflll -I!HI doort ond the' pots llf't flusb wltb JleU.aL A ~ il~ boni.· the toil in a Rmi .. hady loutitln. delphineum mu '- eap6ide4, K ~- L 1f )'OU d(l not plan to return bfo. eep the rote~ dusted fM' lAIIt• K:Ona~ and it:Unlurros tu t!te houo;e apot t'Ontrol. A t uhabl' -..nl tbls fall. thy may bt- removed compound eMald ~ ol, fer.. Plain Valley . from the pots and st: t in the bor. bam, tuJphu.r, DDT, •DG , Mn. SbU 'Norris tailed on hel' dtr . A niUJlJ:Ier of such ~red Jitter K thr"n Bl ~• · D • enmg Kl"f'p the yodng ~;wots of your dutt5 arf' on the m01r co~;~nnerMonda... ·u ot•·B , w ·n b •n h . chrysanthJ:>mum.s pinched. ThJ1 CJII Y. Obtain M copy , tnc Ilea ,...., 1 s _ I t" r ntr w o li will give more eomp.act plant!. httn tlrtular , "R4Mt ,lad Tbelr · ~mployed 1.n C~lumbu11 Spt>nt the- when How~>r L ng OCCitrs. T~e ftOW· Car~,'{ k()m your ne.&Jut (:nnw~ktnd With hL'I parents, -Mr. o:md ert or parui~s. Yiol:at., an<l c{lreop. ty !ili,.ctdturll E.Uc.ntlOD &ervlc& Mn. Ron Wine-brenner. . sis ahould be kept cut .and pick- oftice C<all t~e onlc:e if you do not ~ter Chapman and Wlf~ call- ed l{l a:rmre continu{lm bloom wi1'h to makt. • trtrtbe citct.lllr ed on Mr. and Mn. Dalla~ Yea- Seeds of pans.iea may be- mwn In, will b! mailed tD you . gt'r and C. S. Marr Monda.v. tM cold r,-ame about t he middle Those t"alli ng on Cecil !:Ut-s5ing of July fOr next sprin&'s bloom . Herman Bles1in1 caJlttd on Miss .. r . T d M un .. anu 1Y Ue!. ay wt>re ' r . and Sluts and IDai)& in tht' garden Judy Bonecutter Sunday . ~rs Plf.ll Blemng. Pt. _ Pleasant may be con~lled bY dusting with Mr. and Mr.11. Homtr B.~lt:ard of Okey Roo11~ an<l granddaughter 10 per cent motalde-hyde. Colu.mb,IA were guests ot E1·n ie Barbara Phinnfy. ~rs. Garnet Dun't forget l2Jat the bearded .-;nd Twiia Rickard W-edneiday. Chapm.afl and Bf'atnce, Mrs. Inez ini can be lifted, dJvidtd. and re. Mr. anli Mr!l. Bert lobllsoa and ~-~lton and Tonda .md Conn1e planted at this tim~> . Check art mother of IHinoi1 have rehlf'~d ounecutler. plants for irhl borer. If borers are ilcme aft-er ¥i.sitinc w.ith Mr.:~ , Lupres~t, remove fhe petU; and' vl': na Rainey. y.... Sue El len Brown spent Tu~day ·--'--'""-.:.;.-......,,--John nit- F1 v •nd Jimmie of New with Mrs. DuYena Rainey. H:lVen c-alled-in the home of C. E. Cecil sre.otsing and brother Berl Fry Tu~sday. cbll"d on Mr. and Mn. Calvin I . DioMr. and Mrs. IW' Robinson of JJI!!I.Iing and Mr. and Mu. RO'lt ~ mJuol Charll'ston· have been tbe guest.~ \\"inebrenmr Monday. of Mr. and Mn;.. Silm Boston . Mrs. Rena Bonecutter r~ceived olat .. ( Mr.s. SW>il· Norris of Oh io is. 'o\'or-d M Ute d-!ath o! her lrJ~nd­ v i~it ii11 her parents. Mr. and ruother Mrs. Lucinda Bright which d . J ..... N'n. W. J. Rollins. octurred in Gallipolis. eour Mr." and llrs. Daniel Weigand 11. Exilt .U!~ Brenda or Hunl:ngtun are M.rs· Laura Gibl:ts and I Ofif'J.Ihint lt.Wattf S/M:ndina their vacation witb !drs. ~mson ca ll ed on Mr. 1nrl Mrs. ' Ina We igand. '" 1ubey Myers Wedne-SC:ay. (.BabJL) ,~,..,... . . . . Mrs. Althea Chapman antt , R o~Ht Ta}·lor and moth~r Mrs. C'!.ildren visited with Urs. M)'Ttle ~nme Tay lor ~rrt> .iUi!Sis of -~lot... Dla lloush Tuesday. Mr.<i. Luvena Ram ey Wedn t-sday . iii~ 4t.lldlberrrMarion Grim m and fam ily or ll.tadtr tree. I~linois art- vi.siling · Mr. and Mr~. 21. To .wapv n . Warp-yam 1 Allen Prosser . 11. . . . . . tfi. l:nglllh. l \ ~t.) rinr j Bert Johnson and Luvena R;~inU. .r~ ti. Cmatd.. 1 l'Y visited W e dne_~~day wilh Vf'na Ac&ild:t. la.Uon Pirkens · who is at H!!lters. U. O:aJunetiOn- 50. Bitter veteh i1r. an d Mrs Sam Doslon art' the paren!s of a .mn born July 41h ·j name Hal Patr~k . Okey Roush w::s io Hun ting1vn 1 Saturday evening. Mrs. Ethe l Myers i.s spending • !.wo we t ks vatation witb her son :•nd wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey 1 :·.4:yers. Mr. and Mrs. lve.~ King or Oak Grove were~gues ts o( Mr. and Mr• Lew King or Pl. Pleasant We<lne.> dlly. ·Mrs. Eth&l Myers . o( Dayton was the dinner guest of Mr. and :\lr.!l . Cf'Cil BIPs~ing Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs . John Hudson of l1organ were guuts o[ Mr. and Vr!!. Arch Roush Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing, Ella..and Dert dlled em Mn. Sarab :H~num of Mt. Alto Wednesday . .• and Mrs. Harry Taylor of J Pt.Mr"P1P.ara nt ani'! daU g hter Mrs. Op~J J obes and daughters ol Day· ton spent Monda y· evening with ){rs. Fannie Taylor. Curtis Ri..-kard and nephew were in Pt . Pleanrnt Tuesday . M:t. ..a nd Mrs. C(!Orl!:e Boston of 1\kron · att- ~pending their l'aca· lion bere. Charlie Brnwn wh'b is 'employed tjl the river is spe~ing a fE'w tf.ay~ wit~ his family at Board . Mrs. M"ildrt!d Thompson was · the guest of Mrs. Luvena Rainey Sunday . kr. and Mrs. Bob Barron and sr..n of Par~ e rsburg!" Linda; · and Judy Lathe}' and Sharon Brown 61 I Vernon called on Mrs. Fanni~ Taylor and' Robert recefttly_ Sharon Beyer and brothff Jun. !or of Columbw are vi1lting their eran.dmother Mrs. Ina. Wela:and. M"r. and Mrs. Fred Roush were in Pt. _Pleasant Frida)'. weu j• '' . FRESH ••• IDEAL SHALL SIZB, PAN REr\DY •• 1 · I ,- .-( 1:-::..:...:.~~~_;,___. ' Mra. Ad H&fb:b.an lnd .aon or . . a . C1nrmnali Jpt'}t the weelreqd w1th ......... - __ , BULES .. Nolhing to buy. Simply AaP.SUPER MARKOS· IN THIS PART OF OHIO 1 Given In Pomeroy spendinJt ; - ~~ u"om-..m·..0er-.:ws " ·; '1:1 aker '"" '1tOHIM4t(l.-: NIWIH l.ul..' _....-.:....•--' ,Aallptuar, Mt DAILY CROSSWORD Awarded •• Mrs. Paul Stally !vl:'r the weekend !' Wall y Stewart of Morgantown . W. Va ., visited ~is parentS", Mr . .and Mrs. J. L. Stewart over the weekend. John Dyer tl( Cincinnati visit· ed his mother, Mrs. H. L. Dyer on th e FQUI'th of July and ' they : vis ited relat !ves in Spencer, W_l All Business h Local s,,,, DAILY .. olllo • • 8:80pM. Ch iJ ~is vactllCIA wltb bi• p~n,J., ~ r o~lld M,.. CalYin Blftllia&. e on, I apman rnd Con me Bonecutte: the a:ue•~;t of Mr. and lrirs. C. F. Dl~u tn;: MGnday ev.enlna. )lr. an <:! ~ . n. Lrst« Chapman and Mr s \-\ J c ~ 11 d · · · Jpma~a. t! on Mn FA Bl_~u ' nll . ~~_ r;;. C•me JudWin and Gtdeo.. n J-lmkle ot Hart ford recentl c "I Bl Y: d b h t'tl essmg _an rot er B.r_rl Ql Wa!ihlllgton Vllllted Moncby '" rtt. hom., . J Mt and M" c1 1. . . ..,. · vm Bleumj and Mr. and Mr~ . ~ Wioobrennt>r. 'Vena Pickens WaJI rU1Ihed to Uol.u .•r Hospital in the Fogletong ambulan('e and an emereency 00 _ •ration was pt>rformed 31 7 a. m Mvnda}·· :Mr and Mr~ R.a Mf'lton .ac~~ml P.n .,,·d •• ...1r. an· d· , 1'n . Lo rratn ,.. e ton to Parkenbur.11 Mllnday where they left for Washin¥: ton. O. C. Mr.s. Jlo11ie Thompson a nd ebBdren called on Mrs. Ada Thump· son Monday . Mrs. Gold.ie McDermitt was th ·· guest of Mrs. Laura Gibbs Tue!ii· d& r»M•, · G. E. .,_ KP."THINUNE" 7il ' . af. l BY' ;.Jrly <.t thr! Ro11dside Park when Mr~. Janet Darling, New Have n, demonstrated Tupperware lo th ~ • r.roup G u e~ t s f('Celving prize~ •:,ere Mr->. Ethel Lowery, Mrs . W1 L hur K•wni~ . Mrs . Si<in<>y T . Ru •l"OR SALt::-l'e~nl kirby Real Ell· ~<:1 1 and Mrs Frank Wil!ion. Thl' 1ate, Rutland 1'owru~hip . 31 ll!J~l~!~ .~ serve ~ a dessert cou rse. ---acre.q l11nd, hOU.'te, bun and out GARDENERS PICNIC JULY 2(1 building~. See Goorte A. Mein• SAYI OON'T YOtJ KNOWV' 6-1-tf Jmrt, Adtnini ...tre.to r. The pimie of the Amaleur Baker'.& will QiYe yuu the best trade on l uroilt:.rc ur appliun· FOR SALE- My home In Syracuse, t;a rdcm·rs rl uh will be held Vl'i · Ohio Claude W . Quillen 7-6~6tp doy, Jul y 20 at the yard of Mn . 4 6-tf E. ~1 Blakr ur in ca::;c of b111l Vurnl.;lwd :l 1_,;l stury brick, S. 2nd. Y..e~ltw r 111 t he home of Mrs. Ben j 8 BI )ervtces AV('. Al:-;o lot un Grant and l'hilson. The telep hone t•otnrnilteC: ~~-- - ---Oliver for Si ll t. Ml's. Maud e will nolif_~· mcmher.~ uf further H. RAWUNG SONS CO. - 24 l11•ck, riHJ S. 'lnd AYe., Middle. details or lh t• n i~ n ic. · oour Wrecker Scrvlce. Day port. 7·12-3tc ~ -~ Phune 6227 . Night Plume 6031). _ MRS. KNIGHT ENTERTAINS X. OOI.>tl&-l"LYMOU'I'U D~AL­ M r~. Earl Knight Ji;llS. 3-6-tf CONCRETE BLOCKS her CR nasta Club ~&ulld BoHtr For L•"" Ins: with M1'8. Forrt>st · ::omplclc WJU~f:L M.JGN ,\ lENT, GRUESER BLOC~j; CO. a guc.>t. Prizes wcrfl won by Mr.~. 1 b11 :ando,i and brnkc 6\ervlce. J Mllta North of Pomeroy Bllt':hll'l, Mrs. Robt·rt llawlings Jl;,tk.fltl'll Sii.IotJ' Service, Wco"t On Rt. )3. Colt Wm. GrU...r. and Mr!f. Emmett Shuler . Mn Maio Street, romcroy, Oblo. Rock Springs Knighl served a de&sert course t~ tho.!le ntnnOd above ·a nd Mrs. E. 1!S1 !:>ules ; :___ Bl ake, Mrs. Mll.lard Wildermuth Mn . Earl Warnke and Mrs. Ru.~: "!952-CirEVil"OLi:-.,:--ilclux 4-dorn sell WJ111on . nert ~oste!llS will s~dun, PuWl'r glide , ~parkliu~ mctalllt' HrJ•t·n finidt, $UU5. lllaetuwr·~. l' omt'roy, Ohio. IJWU. 2 ·z y· Jj'on l.. .•1tlllfl·lt& ,. .tprnzerrogralll D • D 11 Go·••• • Qn.f '-,;nus r .I Jufy ,., I~ n0W4 I 10~1 U.Ult 'K SU~!!'I' 4-dnor .,o;upt•r in t•v ,· r ~· way, $7!:15. ,, ~..;, _..., ..,. ,., ,_,I em ployed In llltn.ot. lfr and Mn. RIW 'Melton aad ., . T ona Rae ·~t Su!lday w1th thr Insurance '20 House Coal ~.:,;...;::...;."0;;.;;-;IU;;.~IIII;;;.•;-"---;-L;;~ART, • w. VA I;,- lelt - MASON, W. VA SALE OF 1 -·1 II' tt.M:l From EXt emled .,dTho~~~:.:~~ " " """"· ' ~~~~=·~.,k .. ,j Class held their July meeting a1 Vaca~ion Trip lh• hom• or Mn Wyatt Ch•dwlll l IMiss J ackie Peyton snne " He" and I For - - .liD' 1 Operation The DUllY ~net. Por_r~~-M_Iadleport, ~---~-·---·-- M.l.w Barbara biDoe,. wbo hu bfto yiJilinl bet relatives '""turdl)' for ll"'lirfu, VI. I Hudson .. . LETART, W. VA lin. Ge:aeva Nolan. llelp Coun· .ewln• FOR HIRE. Pon<b. b<! ~t'.mcnl s, landsca ping. t>lt..P. Ill :-.lot lees ~~ Cowdery . Lon.: Botlom, Obw. 1 Mr an-.:1 Mrs. Eddie Romine and ·•Jt 111 No Secret" accOIJlpanied at : _·2:,~ H!__ grandson Rlcky Lemley have te"- the piano by Mrs. Paul Powell. A , \\' ANTED - l.dUIHl ry <~n<l ~:r~L~ COMMER<.:IAL REFRIGERATtON turned from an extended vac<a · s~ort business stdon was held and ! ;;e'ol.·mg 111 do " 1 hun w. ~~~:;_ 1 New & U~d. Purchase yotar equi~ fon. T'"aey visited Mr. and Mrs . final phm.!l for thl' "Festival" I Kc~h trt,g er. tO c,;.rfHid S~."l2·Jte' ment wLth lOcal IIE!fVIce. 7·yrs. .Re)·nnlds Measell <H•d. famUy ,. KeOr, w,cre m~de ._ OthK·e~s prc-Msent w~c l dkprJrl ali Rcfngeration Service ~- s.ington, Md., Mr and Mrs. Rod - ~ rs. Carne mg, n. i 1 nccr with Lee Cream Mauufat. ney Rice a.,d family and MT . a nd Franklin, Mrs- Jessie Abel Mrs turcr. Now serving t his Area. MT!\. H11rry Rice Jr. w a.s hingt.on, l ~stic, Mrs. John Ferguson. M~s ! Co1npleW equipped truck for D. C. and were guests of honor at B11l Howard, Mrs _ Wm. Denms. fast t'Hidcnt repair .servlce. a lawn parly give n at the Mea. Mrs. Anglt> . Mn 0 . J. Howard. Fife Jtcfrigeration, Middleport, sell 'li hnmc Mrs. Mcasellls a niecn Mr:o. Jack Needs and Mrs . J . L J'bune 6253-X. IH3-26tc of Mrs. Romine and Rodne y and Slewart. ' I - - ~ H arry Rice are her ne phews. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and RADIO & 1'EL.l!:VISION SERVICE Enroute home they were guests childr_e':l. ha\'e returne_d home Pbuoe 200. t.:lt::laud Applian-ce of her si s ~er . M~s. G. w. Riddle, ter Vlsllmg relative& 1n BaS\setl, Sture, 118 W. Mkill St~ Pomero, and Mr. Ruhlle m Charleston .and Va. Z..23·tf · their invalid daughter, Harel and Donneda and Pamt-la _F~wler of I -;al110 vl slled Mrs Wi!Uam Kapp, 8 Grundy Va :, recently VlSJt.ed M1·_ fOREMAN 6: ABBOTT T.V. IEB- niece of Mrs Romine and family a nd Mrs. V1c Street and daughter _ VJ(;I!l AU makeJ Repaired byEs there ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown and pert '1 \.-cru.uCJau.. PhOne 82IM Y 1·h~lr trip Included visits in At. family visited Mr . l'.nd Mrs. D. C. 1 AUddleport. 0.16-tf !antic City, Cumber:and, Md. and Brown of Glen Lyn , V.11 ., over tb!! I 1:1 I the Shenandoah Vlllley. ~e k end . I. ' Mr. and Mrs_ Edgar Leiving MRS. SAUER ENTERTA"INS and S'Un o( Illinois vlsiled Mr. and Hos ReS"Umed Barn.t.li-Simp.;on lruuranc:e Agency, Mrs. H- C. Roney. Middleport. Fll"e - Automobile· Mr~ . Lewis H. Sauer. entertainMr. and Mrs. G11le Mayers of Bonds.. Phone 63lli-X &.20-tt ~d Wednesrlay afternoon with a Martins Ferr~·. o., \'lsited Mr. and , I TO JIIDGI ,.O.IICT8 The E.U.B. Missionary for Robert St<J.. their July meeUna- at th& home of Mr. and lin. Cee 11 BJe.uin& ol George MeKni~bl a«omp.allied ,. pben.son were held Wednesday Mrs. F. ~ - B•tey. A short buSl- !us wife and childftn to F.armAkron JpeDt the weeteod with 1 2 five room apartm~nll; 2 four- :Jftemoon . at the Rawlings.Coat.a netill seSSJon wu held and Mrw. A. ingLon. w. va., wbere they wm his puenta Mr. ud Mrs. Cecil room apartments, all wltb la:un- Puneral J-lome with tbe Rev. C. R F . Brya~t wu program. leader. \'is1t her parents, Rev. and Mrs. IIY Bleulna. drln and garage.. "- N. Beqel, K o~ ltright , Heath Methodist pas- The topic for t!le evemn:g was 1Fiber several days. Nelsoa Brown waa the a:uest of D~nk Royo1 Cmrr! Colo. •• PoiJlf'roy, Ohio. G-lf..tf tor. and the Rev. C. E. Hoyl , Fin;t ''The Cbureb As A Famtty. 11n 1 the WjUl.am Broob family Saturl.oworl <JI •lotio&-.. .. Baplist Cllurcb , offtciating. Howard Burri.fl and Mrs. Bernard I Mr. and Mrs. George Hume and day. ( He~o Burial w~ in the Greenlawn Lelving led the group In a panel ! children of l'iortbern, Michill!aD. Mn. Ivan Sblwver bas returned Mn. Irene Winebrenner aDd lost. c.cmetery in NelsoflYille. Pall dlll(U!nlion the subject being ..How recently spent 11evera] days witb bome after vacattoniq, their ion Donna were &uesb of Mr. aod IWYJ\L dlr.OW!f WOMAN WANTED for baby sit- t.P.arers were .six n~phews: \V\1]. w .s.c.s . Ht. " Helped lfe". Re- hb parents, Mr . .and Mn. A. D. Mr. and Mn. 'CKI Shawver or Sa- Xrs. G-uy Blessio; ol Mason FriIIOTD.INCI 00. tini, must live it1. Phone 3342. ~am, Si'Uord, Aunin and Walter rrcshment-s were ~rved .•nd plans I Hume. _ - - - - -- - - - '':.:•:::m::·_V :.:•::·__________:d>::::Y·;._;_______________________c 1 __ ______ ____7--&.6tc Harbe~ger. Logan and William made to have a ptcnic tn August (ZQ)B . I und Rtchard Pierce, Charleston . " I he him. of K. J. &ott I NoWaz To Buy ••• last Go To A&P " Begbler! ahWtn 826:1-X. F.i..ber, lliddiepcn. Pbooe •no f.pMI.1l Nu I USine's rvlces tic~ OJ ~vettta ?TIDied .ill re&\1· 1 · - --- Jar clu&lfled nl,... Obituariee; 1 Q\.1!~~ 5t'iRVlCE OD WlteJI S.. published <at 1 Ct'.ill per word. palr1Dg b7 :FadorJ TraiDed ) C"a&ried AC!I , ....... .,. awl or Wll<hma.l<er. COLLINS JEWEtel C' phOOt. liVen careful ~- - -~~~01· l..a.d' (:a.t:Q ul W. Va., ts visitina: here-, Mr. and Mrs. Geor.ee Sayre aDd d<~ughters are Arthur S&m are takHli a 10 day vacation lbroqh New York and N~!W Jersey. · Mr and Mrs. ChtyiDO Athey . and Judy are vacationing ln held ! Wellsburg, w. Va ., aDd Jewett. o. ' -,... ". .-..._- ........... 1 . �' • J ~ ,J• '.ll' .. .... \ The Da ilv Sentinel----.~--"'~-,:W"'••=H=,::-:::,.=~:=:,.:-:::••=~-::,.T=~v~:_~.. l~~~..u~_: ~~~ "":'" Mrs. C. E. W. DowfJie Is Hostess --M-rs_._D_a_na_o-=liver .Garden Club Monclay Birthday Honored •• Ttt P':.omeroy .. lf:n. C. E. W _ Dowuie auisted JIQ. G..,. 1'\'ico eotertaineG 11oe ._...,. Gardeo Club lion· ..,. anernooa at htr bomt, Hiab IIi -- E q:bteen members ud five auPll Jfrs. Patr1et Loc:bary, Mrs l.uJ,.kl Fultz:, Mrs. T. A. Downie l(iu Klthryn Bengel of Cinon Dlti, and Mra. Harold Brabbtn of l;barlettoD responded to the roll till with an Am'ffitan h1Stortcal event. :lin Wlham B Downie. pr$'1t dent. presided at the meetlng 'l1lt! J'elignaUon of Mr,- 0 R Faris was aeceple'd An invitation waa rueived to attend the State Guden Club conv«:ot10n to be held in Athens, S~pf. 6-7. A ~ommittee composed Of Mr11 Edwin Cbarlea, Mrs J . 0 Roedel, Ills. LUlie Coates and Mrs Tbeo. do:re Eberabach were named fur the picnic to be held at the Eptsr:ctpll parish house, August fl. 111'1. Theodore Reed Sr, .f4rs. Charles; Perslnger, Mrs H B Smith and Mrs William Down1e \";ere named 1.5 the program com- At Family Dinner son. - Miller Foot .D efender ..... Orthopedic Shoes The Shoe Recommended By Foot Doctors WIDTHS FROM TRIPLE ·A TO D . SIZES S TO 10 Stop In For The &I FOR I $299.00 BAKER IQ .. SALE ROOMS Of New Furniture ~ July Clearance Now In Progress FURNITURE j Marguerite Shoe Shop Pomeroy, Ohio I~="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""",.,~,.,,.,..,..,...""..,1 yeus WWWD IP\Iber, 100 of the · : ~ former B&rbna Nelmt)'er ~er. MANY A 1\.IP 1 vlatllOd <OiaUY.. lo tblo aroo. :Ur. NIIWING'fONI Collll::;<Uf......U. ••d lin. Ftoher ..d daualoter, st. ter drivtq " ....... """ ~ ..,... Loull, vlalted :ur. and lin. C!Ju. paDin.. SamUO!' Youlonlir ~ to Nelmeye:r al)d 10!\t Lawen, u:G " " " ' tllllf ~ .to a¥lld two Mn. Franeea IIIWkhu and aon pUler v.&!W!lew. lt ~ OD- · Eua:ene, Tbe l'labe... went on to IJ Ave ~· frOm 1'b.omt.. , , • mittee for the year .Mrl. John LJetwller gaye a de Sunda y July 8th , the b1rtlklay mobatrat10n on how to m.1ke cor- an ~ tver sary of Mrs Dana Ohver bile& from artificial mater1al wa:; obse rved With a fanu ly duv ad presented several of these l"er at the home of M1 and Mrs conagea to the club to be sold u Allen Eu:hmger a money makmg project She alsQ l)Xhll:uted a flower arrangement Twenty four famll)' rnemben o( gladoh, shas ta da1s 1es and and fn ends were pre ~ent Sh e asters :teeJV rd a decorated b1rthda} Refreshments were served h;. c:.~ke a nd othe r glfi.s the hostesses du n ng the soCia l Those present were Mr and huur Ml s Oliver, her four ch1ldrcn Mr t~nd Mrs Cecil Hysell, Pom eroy, BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED Mr and Mrs Byron lh scll, Col. umbws, Mr and Mr5 David Me Mr.~ Wilham Morgan en terhnn Ghei!, Columbu s an d M1 and Mrs cd w1th a dmner Sunda} nt her :r;1chmger Also her s 1ster Mrs home, Athens Rolid, 1n ob~I'Vance Della Cml~.s and Mrs Clarence flf the birthdays of her son Roger Curtis, Columbus, :'rtr and MMl and his daughter Kathy Presen[ Elmer H aye s and dau.~o:hlcr Mere wPre Mr and Mt·s Ro!O(er Morgan dlth or Km1.1s, Ill , wen• fnend~ al'ld chtldren, Kctth and Kathy, prese nt 1 Ml~s Willie B Harrts and the hosGrandch!ldren present were Mr 1esa. and Mr• Gerald Kelly and Denn1s ar. d Darla Paul and Max Eichin. gc r Mrs Slw ley Diles and dau ghter Judy Ca llmg on Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Aten Shatn of Pomeroy ilnd Dtck Dotson of Ma· YIE ARE .HOW AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR .. THursi;loY;·l'-"y .12, l956 ~. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '" The B~tel& Cor-~ ~er In M dtlleJOrl 011 e _,_ :leanor S. Schlaf, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 11078 wcllle Bearb• Hawkins. Pomeroy Society Jidl!!t!!o::;r;;-~Ph~o~n::;e:,:6:::244::;:_ _ __;:.;;;;_ _ _ __ RJding Club Pla?s For Show . . . . .. /United Meth~ist ...... .At County Fair On August 15 WSCS Meetmg Is Plans were made for the club gl ound at 1 p m, Members were ueld On Thursday show to be given at the Meigs to take a lunch an.J nt requet.ie~ County f 111r, Tues day even t ng • ~. t A ugust t Oil• w ben tbe MeIgs \.A.IUn Y · Riding Club met Tues dil)' everung at the Rock S Jlrmgs Gr11nge Ha ll Wiham B. Downie, pres1dent, pres.'d ed over t he meeti ng A meeting of the Ohio Valley Horse man A&&odation waR announced for July 17, at the SalJsbury Tllwnshlp bu.ilding· ctn the fa11 grounds E. J Hill, attiv1ties cbttrman, announced a trail r1de on Sunday July 10., startln( from the fatr ~ack •oft drmk wtll be furnilhed by "Go ye into all the world and the club after the ride. It preach the gospel" was the top" Rdre&hments were served. I. er of the devollons led by Mrs. he clo!H! of the meeL1ng bv Mr. p Sm1tb when the WSCS 'cu.d Mrs E J Hill and Mr." and Harry <I tbe un 1ted MetbodHEt Church . _ W1ham B Downie, president, met TutJ.Sday evcmng at the POMI.~l l)OY SOCfE'fY 1 church Mrs w 0. BarnJtz, president, pre6ided at the meeting and Mrs Jed weJmeT sr . assisted by Mrs Glen Dill, Mrs. -c. F. Tompkins, Mn Dwight Parker and Mrs E. E BryAnt, presented the program the top1e of whJch was "Seatter the Seeds 1n Brazil" Dur1ng the short busmess ses. send two 11 &n it was vote(! to girl&, Janet Struble, daughter of Mr. and Mn. c. J Struble and Janet Carpenter, daughter of Mr · and Mrs. w R Carpen(er, lo turl'i 1IIChool at Sabma in August It wa1 decided' to have a receptlon for the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Drown and famtly, the date to be announced later It was also de. clded to ask the Youth Fellowship to present the program for the re· cEpt 10 n Mrs. Ge.rald Wtldermuth 1ecre.t ary of supply wort, requestd fta f Ch t boX f • gl "" or rJs mas es or Kor.a and Alaska Gifts for Korea to be s;ent by August 1 and for Alaska by No"ember 1. At the close of tbe meetina:, refreahments were served by the uostesses, Mrs John Chase llnd ~Irs C. E W. Dowme. Mrs Earl !-'!.:~- Wll 5 8 contributmg hostel!$ Mrs Ethel Lowery of ColumblU was brought to the home c.f Mr. 1 and Mrs Fred Letfhelt, Rock Spnngs, Wednesday, for recuperatLon from a slH'ious tllnese. Sbe was accompamed here by Mr.s. Glen Dill and Mra Fritz Buck who drove there for bcr. Miss Virginia Fisher ot Charler.ton was the weekend guest of ber :111nt, M!Ba Nettle KO!Chler. Brenda Boyer, pre4Chool dau. Miss Nettle Koehler and (Uest, ghter of Mr and Mrs. WUiard MU& Virgip.ia FISher visited m Boyer, received a miniature cor- Gallipolis Saturda)'. 111e from Mrs. Edward l"rencb Mrs. Dan Hy,ell CJf Ra¥Cnna Wednesd-ay evening when th ellt- w~:s tbe JUeat of Mra. Carl Moore, tle girl and Mr.a. French recited Tuesday~ the Booka of the Bible at the mid· Rev and Mro. Roger Bi.Bbop week Prayer tervi« and Bible clallll· at the. Middleport Chuuh of have returned borne after a weet'.t Christ. vacahon in V1rgima. The Loy•l BereaM Class had Ml and :Mn John Smitb have the record attendance and flfty- returned home after a viAit with two were present for t!le sen1ce relatives in Meeban!csburg and Mr.s Webb HaU led the devoUonal Columbus service and Fred J Gardner, pasMr and Mrs H R W.ller.s and tor of the churc!l. conducted the d~ughters Melind~ and Suella art! Bible study class and introduced ''Jslttng relatives In Toledo hls mother, Mrs Floy J. Gardner, Mrs Howard Roush of Follana.. Eaton. bee, W Va, is the guest of her mJaw and .suter, Dr and Mrs Sally Schaar will be leader or mother, Mrs Emma Davis. c. E w Dowme Mrs Harold Brenda Boyer . Honored For Redtation --~ __ ,..;..,_ .. ~·~···-~ lllllet'ests ' . Ill fte lffdfi••Itluort Are• /.) .... I )~ Vol. VIII t.a .EEK:END. . .S..... - Matched Sets ~you do it Marine Corps SgtTo Face Trial Mo~day PARRIS ISLAND, IS the iuest of her brother- Wool:Oo.t fun 1so.- ,;,. ,...., l!l) VAHK ~ etDEbl a.. If JIIOI ....,, ... 0 ............ ......_;.,..... ............... cfdne .. do lito job. """ - .. WEEK-ENDERS by IIIG YANK- .. and"' JIIIOI!.!*rl. - Shirt $2.95 Pants $3.95 ~ W' , •• "" 10< - \ t{ t...,tloly Maclllno Woollable. _, "'Somon...., ... ...._ .,.,.., --- I F..... be' Pte.,.nt all8fthwe•.._ RIT"M!NG FROM a olobecl~ I cMiry ol St... J -•o ~-ru• ~. Ice ' 1hlent nd D11llea and Senale GOP ..... , Jdar l' 1mate ln the ~U:it'k~ Nix::·~ ~~ Wltllam Knowllll4 (tllht). Nix- 1 lltlc•l cunpalgDt. 11 was~lbatan'a alrport ~So- ~ re.fft~~·m~""'~~h~fo~,.,~..,~~--~~to~_:l~f•:te:ma=t::-:=':1_ _ _ __ ,.,_ ELB'ER begin January commencement on May 23 and, the be closed next sprina: guest of her parenta. UUCif u•11 •• ,, s2, o.oo, o·o·o - SHIRKS ••••a ........ ,•••.\ . 'f ,I " .. ! I Ten-Year 5%' Convertible Debeature' H I I I I • • __ j J I . .. ' T1 JlOINlA.1 ' .' ..,,' •' ~ IOIWALII'S EARNIIBI c,.rellftf ltvenv• -......:=~ ' 1,989,698 97J1l.m 12.987103 13,<76,816 17,104.1~ 19,224,708 22,690.75,) 25,361,96! 24,117,379 ~.P91. O,.ratlnt llftllll Maln"MfUI ..!Hi""' s 6,.46.1,603 8,516,P98 9,P91,651 0.951,6511 •3,8P9,251 15,548,()96 18,151,11'6 NORWAlK TRUCK liNES INC., lon3 • leader Ia tho S5 blllion•a•year truekia1 biduatry. IOOD it apected to be the leCOD.d larpet motor Common. carrier iD. the tlidted Statea. lnuoll\• a.r.,. .... s 168.993 ~.766.999 19,615,771 22,286.970 295,789 427.601 566,110 759.139 936,389 95d/84 1,070,463 1,127,229 1,208,539 $19,273,806 Inc•"" r.... s <70.?30 $290.730 238,865 910,083 387,245 1,5d8.784 71l,IJ1 9n,452 487,1~ 567,191 ( 97<,806 l09,152 1,417,951 726,101 ),061 ,550 592,260 727,1Jl _1,861,603 384,691 Subject 1o formal ICC apph>Yal. Norw.U. will acquire Sblrb Mo1or Esprot~ Corp., whi.b re0011t)y ..,..U.d ud wu ~8"'1 witli Boyeo Molor Linea, IDe., BeU Truok Co., lac.• :Vintner'• E:ipi'OI, lne.1 and P.M.T. IJne.. Noi'Wallr. aow b eperatln1 Sbirb nndor lemporU)' outborl17 .....ted _hy tb! btentate Commorco Commloaloa. · .. . ' ' ... " 'Jhlo pYOpo..d oequioitlon will ~"" Nr,:wolk a, ~!1 12,000 mn.. of l>iP,woy· opor~: ri(lbta ·m lbU illdllllt!';'riUi lorrilory. II will abo p)'e N..Wallt o to~ ~ 4,At ~. lnlok·troolon 111d IOIIII·trlileni &.1110 oaplb,O.. ~(4~ f. lllillalo. •, ~ - ·' PS7,884 $1,208,6<19 AI thiiWII ahovo, Norwt~l•'• Income tJefore fedorol taxe• ort Income for "'' flvo YMrt enllfM DtceMitor 31, 195.! hat av.,.totl$1 ,201,669 per annum, or mor. than 12 tlmoa tho lllllaiMulll •111•uol t....,.,, NCIUINr,..nt of $100,000 on thlt $2,000,000 '''"'· .....,_ t; ,Senate Group May Incr.,a,se,FOfelgn . .lN,D:.JIJho.tnir- .. d.Ki\11"•.....-•,~;vfl a..,.,.. At tt..wn tty tho Pro Porma Consolldatolf lalanco Shoot, capital •tock ancr •urplut • .,.• ...., It "''" lhen $3,000 por $1,000 principal omouot of lho S% Coovortlblo De- •PIICI• $1,0QO per $1,000 Dtll•ntvNI lplua acuuld lnleteltl loha F. Emathanoon, fnWidor, lo p..,,;doot and Chal,.,.an ol tile S..nh Chatleo Hob. E ...utlve Vioo Preold011t, joi..d tho company Ill 19!1; Robert G. Boyd, Vlee. Preoldont- Trallio. hoa .._"With Norwalk 20 y•ara; J, Otio Ford, S.cretory an<\ General ~.. jQlaecl &he oompanr in. l!}Sl; Robert E. Burrill, Treuurer. hu ~Hl:tm wltb the f/, OFRIING CIRCUW ON REQUEST eom.__paay U "'"" Other oflieen are HU\1 1'. Archer, Aelittant Tre•aurer, IID-.1 )bthnr • B. KoU>e. ~ptrollcr. , DiMdora. Ia ad4ition to the •bove, are Dode E. Emllhau.en; Kenneth 'W. Atutech lol!ort L Dv1 O.lbert H. Gilho...o; Peier J, Schafler1 Charlo• A. Woo4ward, 111d 1 f, BoliO. ~Ideal of Tho Ohio Cotap~y, ·. .EWiof Tfaue D.ebeii,IU'U ll•vt "'ll~ffl. *" IIDt ken ,.,,Uitii'IH! •11clv IAfl S&'IH'Uitt A~ ol 1"-'. ., rAe C(lm~JM:r i, • oontmN t»nifJf' nt/ ~~~~ fltUfth .\y Ill (1'~)'., Dch11uue. " ' •WIIloriu.!i hi Ill• ltau"~ct• CIMIIMI'CC t~~t.; • ' The"Obto e Qlnpany/ ttoiYUTNIIft8 .'. Mttm.... "' ... Ml4wMt ..... - [bdl..... II "·High St. Calu+a If, OhiQ "CApitol I -4431, FRJE Clll • The Ohk. C....~ - ," ~ ' ' .~"".•. .. ,, . 51 N. W-• ·SI., CoJ.mbuo lSI Qhl9 · :, ·' . · · ': , , ..,. ,, (~ - a.-~ , ~.l Pl..... oond me tho cbeular ..,;.,.._.,.., .. !i" tlon ollau1 Norw.U. t.L ft-'--~--.>- ~-- ~ ~,. ' Tnlct ......, Lt... I~ • .., ,-,.'"'co.;.. ' ... ... ... ' • f~ .. ; ~··' /' ,,. ..... ,- • L- Three Are Hurt · i Both Si£1es Decline Comment As Car Hits Tree On Progress In The Session North Of Ra~ • UP- Top ne~~:otia-~ want anyone If& mdulltT)' and the [a.~oe abotlt - Three persons were .seri sly mjured Thunday afternoon when an auto dtJven by Maqdy May Snvder, 31, of Route 2, RacJnP went out of ~ontrol n brakes fall M on the Wade Sayre Hill, northrast nf Racme. .1 d t•·· Wh en l he bra keli Iale ~ I'"'" ;v-...., Chevrolet cruhed mto a tre~ and lt'IIS completely demoltsbed •~· ~.:otdlhs ict Metgs County Shertff Charles Russell A t.asing motOTI5t RUASell Clme nf Racme Route 2 C3Me upun tb~ wrecked autn and f'xtriC11ted the njured !rpm the wreekage He then hrouJ,bt them dtreetly to the ~lt:lgs Genera I Hospt t a I· Mandv Mae Snyder, according \o the shenil's ceport. •uffe... d ' •nd 'e• lo rr for the steel 11. 'mted Stcelworken unmn tn~ again today to b 1t on a peace foa·mu la for endmg the 13-day strl.ke uf s:;o 000 baSic steel worll:en Both a1de.'l deelined any com , ~'n t 111 they mrt in the1r second H gotJat1ng &elision .!Iince the cont ~rct talks collapsed Jut J'une 30. 1 hey met f or t wo hour.~ Thu-•F d 1 d t d' eetorI'MlAf. f' era me Ia tan lF '4 rema1nerl away from the Dl!gotiillltmg taM but •ere "stinding by" In th ' e t they were asked to jmo t ev n lis 1q \be ta " lleDonald ..id the .. Industry a,iUI mtendl lO off~r its article. oJf bident~,.._.. icreemmt< wrK~w ·u aa or nt o Jri.s ma.tter I James Laven.ler ~~ ~ Takes Own·Life Joh1..,.A. _,a U. I Ch h y d .Corp. .....vice prejudge ...saidn urc anc ,.....,......,.,! '"'··''·~ ..,:_ indutry'a .,_ apok~. ,. S. Steel be W.Q Stepbeu, presiclelltt, to ol , . ar :.~ before ....~....... helma Snyder. 8 months old bit J•mes Lavendec. 42, of Point Stephen. sald lie ...,I'll !o . . lh• •nd off her tongue and suf- Rock C.Ied on Tbured'ay evenma: the pubhe tbatel'l!'f}thiiJI bl! ftd bia fered chiD bruise& o( R~lf mflld.ed guns bot woun dI sure auociates ''lrW 40 Dora Scarberry, '72, a passenger '" Holzer Hospital sbortlr after ~ur po1rft' to n.e:~~;;:;~f m the car suflered a bnoken leg he 1ng found by h18 wife m • 'The ulan arrd WESTBURY, N y and PO!IStble of an eye ac· 1. ,urehyar~t.near h1s home. •eaeataUns were hunted , today for a. -.ian rordmg to the r eport ,i.avendrr, a veteran of World la Thunda gray" whose bou. .•telephone Mei&s General Hospttal today IJ '\\ ;.r u, had served lD .&be arm, for lrlagered a futile search tbrougb r~portl!d an aa resting comfort &even. years and wu despondent F F tltl'$e llttbway staf;Lonll for the kkl- rt.ly. (.ver Jlnl!e< hu release ., Jnne"!~d naped1Welnberger ba:lby ' rom • The c-::p.nk -=a.lll w~:~~~ , laeed ~ \lP-:1 toss I 8 traced It to • oo1n telepb~ ot •, tf:anhattan subwa'y station. · The man told the operator: "The 'baby wtll be lef.t jn the I 68th, St Independent aubway station He ~ung up alter the terse, cryptic reesu.ge, . New York CLty ~nd Transit Au· thorlty pollee converged on tbe station within minules They alHO ae~rebed tbe adjomin11 lr!terboro R11.pid Transit subway atation and other officera f'hecked t~ 188th St Brooklyn Manhattan Tran&it subway statlon on Queens, Long kldntp~d Island. ' ~der~ llediatl~ ur "'--·-•- Recovered By' . ' _ • 'M • e1gs Sheriff r A truck taken hom a Gallta CoUDty coal mme on Thursday was qu1ckly recovered tn the ~ve· rJng or tbe same day by the shcriff'• department of Meigs CoiUlt)' Frid Junior Conkle, Galha .County lwas i.pprehended m the t:ucll: and turned over to the sherllf o£ Gallia County. 1Je wa.s taken near Hobson at abaut 5 40 P M Tbe truck waa reportedly own t'd by Jllhn Vance and was taken !rom the VICinity of the Ed Spencer coal mtlle m Galha Coun ty spencer IS a re,si~nt of Mld- nnt1ced stltillf on a J.l•ar thCll' home and then later !.~d mi.Ssed him She found htm in a cht~rehyard near the1r home wherE he app arently had nbot IJ,im self Fnende took tum to Holzer Hospital Immediately He died : h.~e at 7 05 P M 'Mae sheriff'1 d, partmcnt reporlt>d that h! \Jad du:d of wounds mfltcted by a 22 cahber automatic plato! The body IS at Stron,e and Sons Funeral Home tn WJlkesviJle wttere fdends may cal) after noon .on Saturday Funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at the Baptist Church in Oak Hill, W. Va., at 2 o'cloet. He Js survived by his Wife, the former Betty Mae Beane; hil mo. 1her, Mmnie Ra1der Lavende.·; A ~lice rad10 alarm described the man Is 40 to 50 years old, 160 to ~'70 pounds, wearing a hght lf&y IUit and llght gray hat with a black band, and havu!!_,.,crllJ' !lair and a medlum eompw... ll. dkpoct New Jersey pl'lliee were abo no. , -·- - , - - - tlft.ed because three Jntentate bus 1 1 ternuoal& are located near the JIBlh st subway .station on Man• hattan. . --------_ CINCINNATl, 0., UP-ProducP.: EQs steady to firm; pr1ces at IN HOSPITAL Jvms, consumers • v~Jtes and Ml'5. Lewis Sauer Sr. is browns, A jumbos 41-47; A large C!eveland Cltn1c Hospltal for I--L39-41; A medhuru; 34-M; A smaJI se.rvation. Her room nllmber ~ 2a-2'l; B large 31-33; FQB Cln· 611. cmnatl whtta and browoa A large BilL.. KHOOL TO OPEN 45-47; A med1um1 fO.U. ,. 1 ... UI Chickens, fryers tbout steady. Earl Warnke, Band lnatruetor ,Daily vacatiOn BiDJe Sehoo w r,•ere a.a~ lhB 21 •22 ; hi!Ds 5 Ib 1 o 1~en Al Enterprise EUB Churcb • d lb Middlepot1, was oiH' of trio Mo d Jul to to 21. Boun and o~r Hhl7, ben&, un er 5 ~ trombonists wbo were ~~~ b: ::~m a m. until 11:30 1a.t6; light type 13-14, old in a speCial number in l1 o m daily On f'rida, July 27 will 1 rousti!Ts 9-12. the Elms Pop \be a. picnl~ and Surlday ecnnmetl· Butter 00 score!' Me Thursda~ rueht vers1ty :lummer ('emenl &ii!'J'VJCel!i at 7:3Q p. m. ICI CR~AM SOCIAL !l.and Direetor The Racine Ameritan Legion and several guest JACOIB CITED Lari'f J.aeoba 18,1 Route 2, Pqme.. "Yil.i hold an ice eream soc1al at sen ted t~e second in • roy, hall been cited to apptefd' In lhe Lea:ion Hall on Saturday ewn- four Pop concerts to be t!l.e court of Mayor E F. Robln- InK. July 14. Plenty of home ma~e sumtner The nex.:t conce-It is son on a charge of dlsregardlnl a :ce cream js assured for the affair stop !dgn. Bffair for July 19 -~- _ _.,.__:::_:::_:..,--------- -- - -- -' -- - - -- - - - 1\tarkel Reports Its pared by represenfativl!'s 12 major ltHl produeera,· wOutd about II$ '""" . . per maa dariq b~ fi,ve lie JZ 2-3rd eenta per man bov_. Posalble lntenllfied .covernmeDt action in tbe atrlke deadlock wu b1ated ThunO,. bJ\:.Comme~ Sinclair Weeb.. If the lda• enough" the covwtQ .. h•ve to do IIOIDeaaid. thia does not mean be use of the U1,iunctlon "' the Taft-Hartley Act steps 11J top executives ot the steel warehouse mdustry said 'J'bursday they have railed their steel prices from three to four per cent beCJ.\Iie of the nationwide 11tt:el strJile. The l'ltatement came from 13 of 18 membel'! of the ~ucutlve of tbe American Steel Association boldiq meeliDJ here. - . • ' plf- br too Lt. cou.... Goo.., W. 1 trLci. !''"Ji:i:I nen.s Melerhoff ' of GlenVJ•w and Chief 0. G.-ab, air 1t1tlon aec"rlt, officer 1ft. Itt 1 pect ..., ctebrl• of !' ...v.. Warnke F,eatured prnduetivlt)o ,.. laduslrf ilal4 oler,of eo~t 0n TCUDUJUDe ,... .......... hour tbt Thursday l"•ra. Tb• lmm•diat• toe..nu. · man.qemeat olicia1a hid, woul4 ....•• i ."ooiii1 . four floors the conf~...cbambu at thP Hotel William Penn. Cb1ef atumbllDg blocks iD the way of settlement of 'the strik~. whieh bas ~ ost the indur;try and mill workeni more tb1n a baU~ Oillion dollan., appeared to bt a w1de divergence on the lengtb and Immediate ga.ms of a new coo- The mdustry 1tuell; by U.s offer "' a Jong term, no-«trike ape. meat which provides tOI' an IIUUlal averaa:e inc:reaae of 1.3 eenta an hour plus otbez be.nefils 1prea.d over the term of the eontraet,. which the companies said muat be •t least 52 montlu, ~ IIIUon rejected the offer aa, Jag tbe eontnet was too lone. thi waae iDcreue too 1m1:all ~ the anrl a b1other, Edgar Lave.nder, otbel' benefits 4elayed. McDori'ald maintained the. worbq ~ eD· NQrfoJk, Vtrgtnia. IHII'II to I ..,l•lloool ot '1:1 e<llf; m bour CH1 tbe 'baais of inereued ~ Nome..._________,____...,._,,...~'':.'·,.;;'r,...~ to a.n)' atlwlionl tblll," •teet.voriera Pre11dent DIVId J Me· Dun2ld detlared Thuriday when he refused to po.u! for photogra. pher1 with industry official&. "H se!ms t.c) me the mdullf.ry hu no lbtentlon or de&Ire to make aa agreement at this time," MeDonald uid. The •teelworkers, he aa1d , " want to ma ..•e an -a.a •••••• meaL .. "I don't PITTSBURGH ·"'· ~ T? t, ·a}~'lfa<vail, &·[~!~• N'ew Yotlt''lelephone·operator wlio ,t,-L--I.'T1mll. t;OiqJ . •- '_ Levered -------J Truce In Steel Strike E'Yery civil defense Ora:anlza. hoD bas a place in the exer~1se, ~lnce any mass nuclear bomblng would affect al1 cJtlzens Areas omitted from the target area will have vital ".IOOd netghbor" rune· tious to perform just as would any t;:lty tbat ~eaped bombing In .a.t r~al atladL • •J • Civil def~n~.e control ceri~~ neryw~e will 10 tnto operatilht:~ with the asaurilld sounding of t~ ilrat aler' Ol\ ~t,j.ly 20. F\'om tllilt; pdnt they wUJ carry on just a• , it 01 real attl(:k had bHn made< M: the Umted State•. The clvil del fen,se exercue wlU bt u realistic 111d complete u 1 practice •uval or maneuver wardeM TillS COMIINID OPIU.nON--tllq lr<a ChlooJii to CleveJ..,d. to Now York aad fro"' Detroit to Plu.hursb to' Ballill!oN - OIICOilipa- more , 1!o111 10;000 oltloo md. ~~ . hi tho ........ lllduatrial Olllpln ... World bhtO<J. ;' . MUUEMEI" Boy Selected For " Forestry I'Ria, $1,000 PER $1.000 D111NTUU CJ!Ius •ccrued ln,.,..,l :-- - - , l..,..•" ......... '"""""' ....... .,.. 11 b t Cinl defense orl;amzatJOn5 on ('IYll defense tralnlna exercJ&e, the local and county level wtll ''OperatiOn Alert 1866" whtch wUl c. S. Cashman, mana... bave a major role to play .10 the be conducted Jul)' 2.Q-26. ger of Ohio Statf' Fa1r, Will be The tralning (exereise, developthe principal gpea.ker at the July , ed by the •Federal Civil Defense meeting of the SouAdmtmstratLon, t4e Department of theaatern Ohio Regional CouneJl Defense and tbe Oftlce. of Debe held "t the cambrian Hotel _I, fea.se Mobllizlltlon, Wlilltmulate a tn Jackson 01\ J•1ly 19. ~ fintle massiV!, att,:ck with n~clear t~\ecognized for his • •• • .., ~ea10ns !cted ''Plnst...millta~~ ! her dllllitr ~· ' ·· ~,.w~ guo:.:• ..;,....d ......ting ' , """"!' tli..,PG!fwl" ed at'op~:f even!Plg His talk • Puerto RlCo and· t& Canal ZOne. beuc f Ia )iromottonil nature WAS~GTON UP-The Sen- A total of 76 areas wdl be the th ~956 Ohio .S~e· ~air. ate .Appropriations Conumttee ap. pre-selected~presu.med targets and 1 e '"-1. ll ilm the Way today to- "'ach of the areas ma:v mclude a Following the . di~ner t-'lert- will ~t!ea:;dm':talling $3.4 billion number of cit1es or smal~ com· a Trusteea meetmg 1n {he' Ho- 8 ro rtatlon voted by the House .nunihes AU of the na11on s .other TOQD1. ·A socl~l hour f~: t:e foreign aJd program. tara;et areas h~ve been aas1gneri ar the Colomal rest· E f tbe Senate group's support roles m the exercise starting._ at ~:SO ven some 0 t 8:18. The most ardent economy ad~oca es, In addition areas oC up to 10,000 at 6 so p. m. !ioucb as S~n. Allen J. Ellender siJ,uare tmles dowowm~ from the IJ.La, co~ceded that tre !:louse- Yttack dtlea, tneluio'·1.1 rural approved fiJure probab Y wGuld be commumt1es, lie withm tbe fatlmcreased. FJiender told newsmen, cut pattern of the bomb blllsts however, be was ~~ 1 11 f~ the and tttus w1H be assumed to be House figure and lower 1f pos- 111 danger of radioloa:lcal coDtam.t· Sible; • natJUn, AdmJuistratJon senators sueh Thlls will aive every local e1vi1 as Senate GOP ~eaQer W1lham delense or2amzation iD tbe .aatlon .(!' Know land Cahf anq Repubh· t t t play a direct e~n Whip SallonstaU, ·~~ o~~o~.·:.rlo: Alert The exld t tu · ' . Masa, lllld tbey wou .1uppor tent ~ 0 wbtch they do partlclpate, some increase. Tbey woultl not aud whether or nQt ev,acuation predict, ,however, whether t~e and sh~r dr1il11 or other publlc \:ommittee would go aU the way m participaUon 1eaturea are to be m~hn& Prestdent Et.Senhower's scheduled will be detetuH.aed by request to make the 1 approprlition local civd defense autbormes. match the $4 blllion ceiling which t;ongress authorized earlier for The f1rst 36 boura of th• exer· else-from !J.O:OO a. m. {(EST) J~ly foreliD aid spendmit. 20, throUib 10:00 p. m. (i;.S!) July Z1, wil1 be devoted almost en tlrely to the Immediate problems, decisions, ,tnd actlons r~uired ~t local and State control centers. Problems involved include the assesmeot of the locJI! effecta of the 188umcd attack and the local ~.ounter measures t4ken. Condilio1n bt'!vond lou) capabihtlee would be taken to hl&her level!. Local levels may close after contph!tlng this Dbase of the opt~ration. However, the ue.rcle WJ!l contln~e for an additional fiil! days, wlth sueceslllve phases to cover State and Federal levels A'l levels of cJYil defenae will be actlvllted at the start of the ex e-rclse and there will be major pro. blerps which will be handled at ull revels. ~11\l • Mlttbew C. MeKeo•. the drdl instructor who marof reeru1ts lDto a creek aa a dladpltn, goes to trial by a:enmartial Monday. of the recrutta were drown~ ed m. a general paruc II the pla'Oon vee red lDlo deep water on tbc moonless, windy nt1nt of l••t Aprtl 8 McKeon, a oatlve of Wnrcester, Mass, and a veteran 0( eight •a•s In the Marines, is ' ... ' <allrged w1th manslaughter. It conv1cted, he couJd get a man mum penalt.)l or 10 year, m prison and dhohonorable discharge. ' The trar:;tc march tobched off a national debate ae to whetber the peacetime tramtng mothodl of ' ' t! proud and eombat proven Mar~ tne Corps have been too rtgoroua. __,_ _ _..,;S:;,i:.:;ng~le:..::Copy:::!:.!._..:5..:.c Negotiators AHempt Nat'JOllWl"d 0peraton AIert . u T l h , ak . S h J I dF r- Next Fn"dayy' :. oax e ep one :O:':.'!":."ce~~~~~n.''.. I . Head s Spe er. . --. (' Ct n e 0 Calls Hampe - nng' • SEOMi At eet Ing' . Kidnap Probers · gener~t members~ip ·-· '' . F. Obi0 S tate 'au the /'- vpcoM._ ,... the '· ne:~~:t on th~ famed U S. Marine bpot tra1mng .:amp wbere a ~'·•••ar··old ft.seant..:.....aqd, ac:eord iu: c:*Jimandant, the entire \l>!·loc Cor»>-Wlll be OD trial itn.gedy of Ribbon Liquor ·Extend NORWALK S C. Ua- - fl!•"l•n•• atte..ntton wtll foe111 I ,;M,~,.~,~K~~·t_h~ry~n~B~e!._ng~e':l~'o~I~C,~In~c"'in~!:.B:"•~•b.,b~ '·~n_lo~f'l'C..!b~ar~le~st~o-n_i_s_•_"_o_a~~"J""""'"",;;;,;~,...~~~""~,~~~~~~,~~""~ BAKER FURNITUR.E!1:1 nesday the devotlonal .eervJce ne:r;t Wed· \ n 1~J O,.,.,.,,.;;,_:.;;:,;:,:.;:;:,....{ Po,neroy-Middlept)rt, Oh:,::io~_.:.F.:.:ri;:do:;Y~·.:J::u:.!.ly..1~3"-'..:.'9.:..:5:.:6:____s_us~n_.. _no_ne_3_98_ No. 75 . - enttne . \. DO-IT-YOURSELf~ ' • ._ • ••• • Cr•rw of Chlc•ea (rltht) which celllded In miNir with MAj. Mu Oli""'"' let ~~Vrl,.. elr 'ho hMI'II .. for Gl..w11W', Ill~ naval • air bi&e'M 10th tnnl~- \Jw (nne died In thl crtsh,' hla plane ~hlng thrH houiH while Mill. Ollnter Wll able to cr•h-lanllf his let 11nct escaf*( with minor lnlurl ... h!Mnt ~ , • � 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/. 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