http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8d413a0f06077773c3e89252a009f8cb.pdf 1469c230bcab9920d55015024756521f PDF Text Text ... I ' ., • ·---- The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,' .Ohlo .~ 1.. · · · · ~------:--------..:.W~ednesdoy, July 18, 1956 - MIDDLEPORT SOUETY Mrs. C. J. RhDdet was a bu•i- day. Sherry Clark, Ath~ns, Is visiting her srandJ>ir~nt&, Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Clark and fam 1Jy, M/Sgt. Joe Cb"": who 11 statioued at Apdrews Alr Force BLi.se Washington, D. C., has re-turned to camp arter a week's vacation with ~ family. Mrs. Mitton Smart and baby susan, Toled(}, are visiting Mr. and w UMIIIS!IleDb ID 'be "' tarrd area.s · aat.loa. Evaluated data from tar- : ..CO-:' &OM lt7 wire to &he operallon1 room: On the Ale.i;1956 Nationwide Test Tt 8e July. 20-26 &El!' TO ltJC(l£88li'UL 4deDH cOUDierme&JJUrtW apllut aa attack woald be adequate wall11q time ror evaouat.IOD ot ciQ' . . . . lailolm. Here aliacll ,......, oftloen at Federal' CIYb Del. . Ailm.IDilt.ra&loa kadquartera plo& "approaching plall.es" ~ r~ poril relayed from Air DIU&IoH. Dur-lnJ' "Operati.ou Alert. 11M," traiDIDI: Qel'(l'"- for 00 penoDDel wiD be carried Mt to IDto Jnwtl ale..U.. a&ad emerceno7 comm.WoaUou. .,.tem. ....... - ~" _ __ I Mr. Smart is in "New York Mr. and Mrs. Guy R~ynold.s local, and her slster Mrs N in~ Bland, Akron, bove ~turned from vacation at Ulke Chemon · 8 at Bridge North ontario can g Mrs. Minnie Gilmore l~ft T~es. da ror vi 't ...A b · R: on3 :9 5~ t Mr. and Mrs. Co~gt · ~ ns and daug.hter of Gene onC yks • .l C roo , councJ lor at ~mp ~owhead, spent Monday Wlth hLs parents, Mr. and Ml'S. Walter Crooks and returned to c~mp Tuesday aceompaniod by hu11 mother and sister, Jeann4!tte Janis Child.ti and John Ketchka. ' Mr. and Mr:o. Charles.J..ewls and ch~ldren, Ray, Vincent and Mary Alicia, Charlestan, were recen{ guests of his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Ltwis. Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Balser and son, Tommy o! Mansfield · were recent guests o-f Mr. and Mr:;. .lobo Thomas. Mrs. Eliabeth Hetd man, Leon, W. Va., who bas been visiting at the Thomas home returned to Leon '1'\zesday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Dale Darst and children are visiting her parent.<;, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis, Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker have ~eturned from a week's vacation In ~anada. Tbeir small son, Randy visLtcd h!s1 grandparents, Mr. a11 d Mrs. Dehx;rt Becker, during their 11.bsence. , .Mr. and Mrs. A. Rus.!lell Jones and daughter, Mary Louise, are p.r~parins to move to Belpre by ~he end of thl.s month. Mr. Jones IS employed at the DuPont plant near Parkersburg, Jones !amity moved hecy three yea111 ago. They are aetive in 1he First Pres . b;vterian Church and Mrs. Jones a RN has as5isi;Cd in Red Cross and other civic work. • Mr. 11nd Mrs. Jamt~s Ashley and daugeter will move Saturday . fro~ the / , J. Davis ~:~partment. H<! LS employed in Columbus. Mrs. Martha Hud~on, who- is B patient at Holzer HospitaL afte~ falling and crushing her h.ip will celebrate her 90th birthday at the hospital, July 20. Robert Hennesy, Leo · Kennedy and Edward McComas attendeit tbe ball game at ClncinnaU SUJJ· day, · Dixle Ruth Carson, Rptland is visiting Dianne , McCOmu ihi, Relatives Attend SO Year PJn, Jewel Bond Picm:c Sunday Outing At Are Presented To C. T. Shumaker Held Sunday very lrnpreulve manner; Oth'et' member•· preeent wer!£'1 Bro. L. L. · At New Hoven Seidenoble Home CunolnJham and Oro . Worthlnilon EMIRGINCY CALL The Middleport f!:m~raency Squad was called to Danvme Tues. day evening at '1 :50 and took a patient to Holzer Ho 11pi!al. enttne Not "'uclt cha,.._ M tu,... ~.,. ..·.,!...,.._ _ _.,;.._ _ ' L . · · ; /:1A' ·a· "< . ' .. . AT ".,·~,.)J-LBERF ELDS . VI,IJ!\ht: -~ DEPARTMENT THRoUGHOUT l'tftJi$'tORE FOR BARGMNS bURING '· . . .. ll;liERFELDS DOLLAR DAY SALE El'- ·ERFElDS .....,..... Hl1h t.cf1y 74-d north, 10: ,I-V_o_l_._v_l_l-f-N·~o:.;.. .:s_·,___P_o_m_e_ro_y:.,-_M_l.;d..;d..;le;.:p;.,o;.r.;;t,;..O;..;.;h..;io;;.,.._ :T~h=u!r;s~d~o~y:.:_.~J=u~ly~1=9~,_:1~9:,;:5~6:-----~B:•:•In:•:":..:I'::ho:ne:.:398:_______~i-~~~~_:Sc~L!.:\:.;~.:,\.';.: !:'':!..~- ~~~lphG--~p~ Pt't>sented, one by the Alfr~ sroup and one by the Minensvllle group. J_udy Spencer, vice president, pre. 111ded 'Over the bus!ness sealiOn whenp1ana were made for a potluck picnic to be -held at the Wo9de's grove Alfred on August 26 . . Rev Barnett '$PQke on youth work follow~ng the business ses:slon, at~ tcr wh:ch refieshrnents were served by the Chester group to 41 youtb and 32 adults. -- - ' Pres-ent were Jant: Grueser Susan Lanning, Deb"ra Spencer, Judy Brown, Opal Offutt, Lorie Barron and Susan Dixon. Adults present were Mn. Max Bo-ring, ~rlil. Roger Spencer, Mrs. Donald Lanning and daughter, Connie, ~r.s. Roger Barron and daughter, Debbie, and MrS. Opba Offutt and son Carl. T~e honored gue111s received a number bf gifts and sending gifts but unable to attend were Be(ky Will, Mrs: CJara Gruf-9er and Mrs Wilma StQbart. ' Ho-"'bul'lders •n~ Family Picnic Held Tuesday The Homebuilders Class of the Chu![:h of Chris\ had their annual (amah· picnic at Portland Park TUesday evening w'itb Mrs. Fred COAT SALE I All Spring and Summer COATS 1 Ga~dnei', teacher of the class, a~ then guest. The picnic mpper was DRASTICALL:Y' REDUCED 9erved in lhe shelter hoUse and the tvemng. • .ll:Rm~ were enjoyed · during SLASHED On Wheat QuolaS duL'li!ll tit< day. ln 51!-p:o!or the i•~~=·~~c•e_JD~i~ :.... Pomeroy, o. .,...___ .. -. ' Fibre Glass Aluminum, Cloth VENETIAN BLI.NDS ' ' MADE TO ORDER CALL 6271 FOR AN ESTIMATE! MIQDLEPORT DEP~RTMENT STORE \ 1 . 3lks T u t•l Re..~ e..,i,nJ ""'W n I .ay)By F•trm on d M • • J!'ORTSMOOTK, 'Q. An invitation to attend the ann\lal p\cnic qi the Point Pleasant Lodge .33 of tlle Odd Fellows wall extended to the Mineral Lodge 242 M.o.nday evening at a meeting held in the Poml..'roy Lodge halL h., M. Civil Defee~ 3-24 Pl cutlines CONFERRlNG with Civil Oetenst Adminlstrllt'or V•l F•etenon (right) P.-..aidenr' Einnhower or- Members vi the Bulfalo and .Cot).ageville lod· • ges were· al1t9 my.ltcd. UP-~B~ E¥h !aqtUy i& ~~ked Lo bri~g a , 1 • derl • st.-up in the ~ civil defenti! program. His ectlan .:.me as pnpartlanR eN \ ~1ng m•de ~r ...o,.r~un r • Rehear'¥'ls Cor the Big Bend ~~~k~L~iJ!ol.;.,•.!,~ft d~mkB•. :J(Qd~Jf. ~ S¥.-. •re. ~elJ. .. tU"J(~rway telephone 8!rikn · alt6CUngo ' 4 r iCI;!~ ~-~'Itill':'bl:! furmsned · witti atioiher rehearsal .scheduled Sonthern and Eastern Ohio- Coun· by the lo~ge. . for tonight at the Letart Falls third degree burns over his chest, face, back and both arms. Jacic Frey of New Haven and Robert ParsoOJ, R1t. I, Letart, W. V.a., both suffered · superficial burns about the face and arm~ and were giv£n. first aid treat· ment and returned to their home&. Huber and Carter were ruitbed to Holter Hospital at Gall!poli.s, where they werl! reported today' as "resting comfortably ." Harper Is Named Le , Successor J0 CirCWt, Court I I ·Lodg~ C 1Mart' ·l Of Marine Sat~. Jn Fo••.,.h Day m~eting Ar th G'IDther' Former Resi'denl D h d eat Reporte pl~~:nned. Unmarked Cars To Be Used By Highway Patrol rent~! Hail, T0f03does u. ~· t Wide Area's I~ I Jn The Midwest resirl~nt, hcarin~s •m ""'".'ti'"· Obl~~ahons of the fll'it, second Grade School at 8 P. M. . and ~lurd degrees were given r_our The Blg Bend, Vtr!et:r Show a candidates at Monday's meet~ng. ·hnme · talent prodllction, with a They were John D.. ''Jack" Th6m- cast of 100 people wiH be pre· as, Wallace Damewood, Allen }{. 1 sented on August 16th at the BroWD and Albert Russell. ' Meigs County Fair, first at 7 P . M. Guests at the meeting were ~en wlth a repeat showing at 9 .1. H. Pt. Pleasant · M. 33; John J. Myers, Apple Creek The "two-scene" show, .un-der Lorig:e 674; Calvin Finn an~ Dan- the direction Of Bob Hoefllcb, iel Cope, both of Wellston Lodge consists first of a western theme 0Uf , 18 1. with the 'sei:Oild theme to be a 96 A fish fry was served , those in night clUb scene. . ullcndilnce following the Materials have been selected, bthrough the courtesy of fisherman and purehased for ·costuming and Dt.vid Goadwin. stage settin-gs are u·nder ConstrUt:· UJ. a.. timi. Special · costuming acce~:~sor· , ies have arrived from Columbus. PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. uP There will be c('mplete new cos- The proseeutlon in the court mar. . ~ tumina for the show which wiH ,till.! of Marine &Sg~ Mattbew c. feature at least siX dancing ehOr- McKeon Indicated tt would begin us _groups, plus individual, duo and today ·dconstructioon of the events> trio dance routines, with black out~ leading up to the "Tragedy of Ribnumbers being bOn Crftk," including a vodka.' Proceeds of the show will be drinking .session. shared by th.e Cancer Association, Trial Couru;el Charles B. Sevi'Ll', Arthur . Gi·nthcr, 47, former Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Syra- a Marine major who is the proeePomeroy died on Tues- cuse Emergency Squad. Show ac- cutor, would not dif;Close his exact day at l!eaver Falls, Pa. companist is MI'S. Olive Ingra· order of witniiSSee. But waiting In Funeral service s will be held ham of Pomeroy. Advance tickets the corridors were three sergeants on Friday at 1:30 P. M. at the are on sale and may be purchased who had ' beeo cl'08e to McKeon Todd Funeral Home at Beaver from members of· the cast. during the five weeks the 31-year TWO ARRESTED Fails. old serdant wa, drHJ 1nstructor Two .meri were arrested by loSurvivors include a sister Mrs. M•!IGS GENERAL HOSPITAL of the ill-fated Jl(arille Rec~1ult Pia-l' cal police o-n Weclne"day and 1odg- Edna SUles, Rock Springs Road. Admitted: Frank Roush, Pome- toon 71. . ed in Meigs County jail pending Pomeroy; two hrotben, Eddie roy; Adele Roberts, Long Bottom McKeon ls faced wltb a f()ur. on charges of iq.taxica· Ginther, Pomeroy Star Route and and E;;til colHns, Pomel'Oy. count indictment resulting . from tion . They are Elwood Wtgte, 24, John Ginther, · Chester, and a Discharged: Jack Goode, Dexter de·a tbl Gf alx rE'crults by Minersville and Tom 8Brnh:irt, 35, nepbew, Edward Stiles, \Iiddle. Mrs. Edwin Sel1e:rs and son, \-drowning wh-en McKeon marched Great Bend. port. ' land and ftink Roush. them into a tidal ereek. He is ------ - - .. charged with manslaughter, mal- ~hyppard, Wed- ~ All growers who in1967 WJII Injured in the blast which ripharvest more than 1~ acres of Pf'd out a llectl()n (){ wall nv~r wheat for grain on a farm are ( lil glb!t' to ("ast ballots in UJe quota Z75 ong by 20 feet in heighth referendum Quotas de not affed werf-': Paul Huber, 32, Pomero)·, P&ul Schneiclr, assistant pl-ant farmers with smaU·If' wheat acre- :hc;~n; operabutor, wit-h se~nd and manager, Wedftesday n:ght said ages. J rg:ree rru over hls che.st that ".spontaneous combustion•• The laeues to be decided by the race. back and both arms. wu · believed to be the cause for vote are u follows: Kenneth Eugene Carter 24 of the explosion. He said that "hot If at J lllSt two-thirds of the , Hartford, W. Va ., seco~d ~nd coal'' had been detected in the huge bunker several days ago ud £armers voting approve the quotas, ~ ---. that the men with use or then quotas will continue In eff-ect tor the 1957 wheat crop, and a · . spray to keep the fires uoilet• CfJr.trol were endeavoring to work grower w!Jo ex~ :ICds the larger of out the highly combua:tive ctJal hi.s 41lutments or 15 acres of ! WIS when the explosion occurred. wheal will be subject to a mar- \ The explosion otturred at ar»penalty on his ketlng {Juota proximately 7:15 p. m. while a:. ''exc production. Under quota.~. ~ the ava!lo.hle wheat prlee support majOTity o-f the plant's employees,_ to_ farmers who f1<~ve complied I Jacob Milton Harper, a Spencer were lin their "luilcll hnur'' and it wL th t~eir farm wh<'at allotm Pll.S , attorney, W8:5 named on Wedne!l- is believed that this one factor Alert" which geta u•rway Frl wil1 be at ~ le~l between 75 and day by Gov. William C. Marland m:~v have kept down the easu''llty of West Virgini.t to s\J.cceed the toll. day With the mock evacution of 90 percent o£ parity. If . • I late Jud ge Lewi• H. Miller of Wuhington. It will be the blvmor1 t~an 0~- thu-d or the Ripley as judge o! the Fifth JudiWhen the explos<on occurred gut CD f!xerrite of the yHr. farmers vohng dL..,approvc the cia! Circuit Court. the entire ~ection of brick and quotas then no quotas ond no • roncrete dropped from a height of . . penalties f~r excess producllon ' _Harper, who is 81 years or agC' nearly five sfories onto roofs of' will be In eff ·ct but the availahle w1ll §erve until a succe.l!sor is 1he machine shop and adminlstras~pporl on the 1975 _. w!!eat crop elf'cted and Qualifies this fall_ Nn~ liolo build inl( causing extoensive ' WLII drop to 50 percent of parity, minationa be made at a judi- damali(e to the roofs and in the as proVJded by law. cial convention; however, legal machine shop as well as rupturin_g: The vote wll~ not .aff.ect acr •ge minds at th~> W. Va. State Capitol a main water line- tbat Oooded the !llotments, wh1ch will continlll! in are still wurking out the details. admini~tration buiJI;ling. . tre<'l no mater how the V()le go '· .Lqt.l.a.Uon provided tha' wheat .The F1fth .. . . . . . ~., ~IIIlo said that engineers Were ~ -lrrive a\lotmepts s·~all be In eff" tl eacb made-up during the day to make year except in time of emergency. and Jackson had served as JUdge o! the cir- a survey of tbe damae:e caused by cuit for several years, died last the blast. He said t-hat .although Frida_y. the blast had not affected tbe Harpet, a Democrat, has been a outpUt of the hllge plant (bat it practicing attorney in Spencer was graduaJiy being lowered. Thil for ~ years. He is a fonner pro- capacity of the fou:r unit plant •il' secutor and former Roane Couaty at present iD t'Jl~eu of 600.00:0 .;. ,~.f'~ school superintendent. He bas -act- kilowatts. Kaiser will Jesse the building ed as a speci01-l j1.1dge on .several Schneider also said thls ~lii·a: ~ to the Board of Education for ·one COLUMBUS. 0 . UP -Director occasions. that the immediate area ol ·~ tM • dollar a year and the Board will U. C. Felty o( t!le Obio DeptrlHarper attended Glenville State blast had been barricaded to· boUl r•. {. assume all operaline: costa and ment of Highway Safety said towill pay the taxes on the buildin·g. day that the state patrol is put- Nonnal School and West Virginia employees and everyone iD. ·i fear , that added sections of tbe · wal\ Contractor on the rental build- ting on an undisclosed numb ·r af University. weakened by the explosion Jliigbt ings and the 400 'new homes js t~n. marked Ohio Highway Patrol give wa'f, ' the Victory Construclion tom_. crui~s to pick up dra.g racers. "We had to do S(lmething to pany 01' Dayton, Ohio. 1'he units will have one , two anrl hreak up the strip racers t!tat .are Lhr~ bedrooms. It was reported HI! over tOO state," be declared. tbaVKaiser expects to ultimately The cars lack the LL~Ual visual stand· employ 4000 person!! at ill! Ita- markings that are ()n tlle venswood plant and that 400 rami· ard patrol cruiser and t!le red concealed lies will move int-o the town by llgbta on the car are behind the griiJ. 195tl Fritz Moritz assistant super· ·--------intendent of th :l patrol, refu!IE!dto disclose what ~as of the state t!lll new cars will operate. He •ld that "none •re ln operation right now. We are waiting on radio Rehf:3f83 · Is. Ar . e J400 Home Rental Project , ... Unde'rway For Is Planned' At Ravenswood Big Bend'Show ·~~blks "'JJ;t!t-4.-'" QaY- tles have been reces~ed UnUI Monday, despite objections from the union. Richftl'd A. Cole, vice pre~ident or the Ohio Cons()\idatcd TeJ~phone Co., Wednesday night told ' Fedel'lll mediator Edward Phillips thai "th.c c-ompany would not be ready to reswnc negotl'ations uti. til Monday." The ' -problem of maintaining cm(!i-_gen? se1·vice in · Jt>ffcrson Counly em.a oded his personal attention, Cole eaid, making it im· possible {or ·him ta take part in the talks until Monday . However. :he informed the union and mediator thpt he would inform them if it were possible fOr th(' 'eorppany to participate in talks bdorel MOllday , Curti" Fletcher, natiunal dircctor of the Communications Workers ·of America, declared that "the un ion Stl'enuously opposes any reces.s in the negotiations." He said it is the responsibility of both union 'and mBnagcment to ·remain at · the bargaining table and make every effort to solve contract differences. I tss': T~e picnic will bo held ,,, the liarmon Field i~ Pl. Pie;'""' ,_tatting .al 11 injured I But a spee:fie and at 1l a. m ., of'.both std ' I-' our men . were Vot!ng on 195'1 Wbeat Marketing ~;:"sd~yndev..;n::t~i:l ;~~lipAmPS~~: Quota• by MeJga. Q)unty Wheat . Pl;.nt wh en an explo.sion in a huge F.armen w.IU be ~td !'Tt~ay, July I coal bunker ripped out a front 20, _1956 at the- A. S. C. D~flc:e, Ma· s~ etion of th.e wall five storieJ up ~;Jc :~m;!~nsB~1 1 ~· Pom"Toy, to cause une1~mated ri~trTJillle t~ e open from th~ $66 million plant 'which is tbe 10 · 8 a. m. tt> 7 P- m. Jargc11-t in the AGE System. · $fee! -strik-e negoliators, needled · by P""'dltllt Elscp)>OwO''s· COD· Mercedes Co~don Dress Shop JUST A GOOD Pt.ACJ!J TO TRADE . IIIIDDLEPOKT,' OHIO ' pt.·-·. .PIeasant Odd to >met - F ll S h d 1· ~ OWS C e U e Ann . 1 , I ua Picmc IMeigs-Co Farmers ICoal Gas Explosion Rips Out Ballot Tomorrow Huge Section Of Plant Walls Heads For Big Alert UUP - Unite"d l I'Cclor Joseph F . Flnnea:an, mean-~· Pr.esldent David J.' whH ·" decl~red tbe adminl.straUon .said today he docs not set "na Rrbltrary det~dllne·" _ (or Presid Jlt Elsen!J.o-wer will settlement. lie denied reports the tn•,•oll<< the-Taft-Hart.l ey law to set- WQ;it ·· House had bluntly warned. nationwide steel strike-, L~e USW and industry officia-ls to its ~19th day. settl~ their differencu Within a week following Wedne-sday's Wblt ~· McDonald, under White House House conference on the strike. pressure along with in\tustry n goThe. r1p0rt is "Ahe·er .speculatlators to .ePd thn walkout of 650,· tion" and "it is simply not true," 000 USW members , stlid -~ re- he said. Mr. El!tenhower t ti li ng the Finnigan told Big Tbreeo IndusAmerican Fndt•ratlon of La- try negotiators and McDonald coQventton thot ''i njunctions Wodne.sday. uf t!1e "Presldept's (OC.· · not .¢ttle the umh:rlying caus- pression of sint!t'te conoern about t& of .strikes." • the eff lets of this W<lrk stoppa.ge "I ba¥e .every coniidcncc ln the on the nat*on'.s economy , .. l'resident an-d ha~e rw reason and mo.r-e parti-c-ul-arly, on th~ lives I whatsoev II' to believe t!lat he ha.s .pf the W?,rkers wbo ·are iflc(}irectly strll<•; were schOduW I BiJY 'EM WHILE THEY LAST Second St. Civil Defense cern ov .r the conomlc "effed.s uf $10, 12,15 --- Is Not Expected ·I ,/'To Invoke Taft-Hartley Law\ -~f:ar:~: }jis mind " Mc~~nald de- ,4~1~olv_d_._,--,- ,. ,-"--- 16.95 to $30 Values Plans were made for a wiener roast lo be held in August the place to be announced latt'r. Thirty-five were presen( [or (,he picnic. - - - - - - - - - ---=:--:=-=-·-::----=----c---o-=---· ----- Port~ tb~ equlpm-~nt." Moritz said full drtails would in a press release.He said he did not want . BY . UNITED PRESS HA1J whitened patch 118 of the to discuss the cruisers farther. MldM"st Wednesday · night '81!1 thunDIVORCE PILED derstorms dumped roln over IICatSuit £or divor<;e sought by Bert. tqed section-". . Torhadoes were reported fn five R. Louden Jr., against Betty Sue atat.es, but apparently causEd no JAuden has been dismissed •cdamage. The twisters wer~< spet- cording to records in the office ted In North DakotA, Iowa, Minne- of th'e Clerk of Courts. tcoatment of """"'· dclnking in ota,A Al•b•m• the barracks and drinking In the hall shr ,•nd ,dderlFlocida. crops in Mis-. be disc1osed Tbunday presenetl of a re-cruit.. .so~rl, NebraskA 11nd Minnesota. The trial was piet:ced by a The hall near Wellfleet, Neb., wa matlc sldflight Wedtjesday when I accompanl 1_d by n torn:ntial downthe shy but friendly McKeon a pour of ram measured at two in. career Marine from Wnrcest.er ches. The heavy rainfall sent Mass . .'met th ·l mother of one of crc-rks ln th :· vicinity over their the six victims of the march . H(" banks_ Slldly told Mrs. Magg:e Meeks, Another ha:lstorm near KanSIIS gr.ay~al~d mother or th." ].ate Cit~·- Mo., dr~pPf'd pieces of Ice Pvt Thomas Hardeman that he\ d 'scribe-d .a~ b1g as walnu1s. The was· !'truly sorry for 'what hap- I haLl was driVen by winds reachpaned." ing 80 milfs per hour. '\ The thunderstorms blanketed a wid ·I al'ea stretching from the Gulf of ~ex leo north a1mo.<;t to the Ca· • I nad1an border And from the Rockies; nearlv to th(' Apoalacians If I The P~cif!c North).v,st and lhe . ~ - rest of the far west enjo~d el-e.ar death toll in the- crash lasl Fr1day .skies along With th·.· New England o! ·a military tMnsport plane has aru. Fat:ther South alon., th ~ At. r1sen to 46. Coast some cloudinesso 1 lantlc Army Specialist 3·t" J )se Bank~ m~m·d otherwi~e pleaSllnt sLmn\' .Jr. of ·Navasota, Tex., died ~ather. · Wednesday .fit Fort Dhr: Base Hosplatl from the crash sceue with a col'lCUll!lioD 8nd .a fractur ..d fore·a rm. CJNCINN ATI, 0. UP- Pl'oduce An autopsy ~ePort tald Banks Eg.!!:S lc hil!her on jumbos and died of a blood clot io the lungs. A-large; U.S. conSumer, A wl!itr and brown, JUmbns 42-49; lar~f' 40GARDii!NIRS TO MEET 43, mediums 34-35; small 24-27; B MemberS· of ~he .Amateur Gardlarge 31-34. eners Club will meet at 6 p. m. Chickens, fryers barr!ly steady. Friday evening for their picnic. Fryers 3 to 3 1-2 lb 20 to 22; ·to be held in the yard of the E: hens heavy over S lb 16-17: hens ' M. lllake home. or at the home . o~ Mrs. Ben P:hilson if it rains . flo lb and under 1$-16; ·hcng light type 13-14. 1 ·E11eh one ia to brlna: a f!overed , Butm· 00 SC~ OJ. dlallo table aemoe ~n(IIOc alit. Air Crash Death T0 II Goes· T0 A6 Prisdlla Cirde Of Missibn Group 1 Has Picnic M,onclcry ' thu,.,.,.., cJ4oHiot """' ell showtrl W .,..,., faftly aMI •............ _. ...... frWor. dre-1 AR.E I llfev•lopl,.. thh- llflemMft SON$ AND DAUGHTERS OF THE MOONS IN HOLLAND , Friday and Saturday· • I week while her mother Mrs Adrian Carsun is in Colu;nbus at~ Ruth Anne Edwards spent last ' tending a church worker.s' confer- 1 week in Columbus with.-- relativl!l ence at the Nazarene Church. ~ and this week she and Janis Mrs. Geneva Wells Dietz,' Ftori. ' Hauck are attending the Junior dP., is visiting Miss Bess Sanborn 4-H Camp at Canter's C<Jve. t•nn•ute to Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Claude DurgtP Mrs. Harry Hoagland and Miss and ~hildren Jelf and Ann of Grace Sauvage, Columbus. arrlv~d PW sbmgh', arrived here Tuesday today for a visit with. their niecP., when they were called by the Mills Jean Lama. l dnath of her mother, Mrs- Lewis H. Sauer Sr. , M'r. and Mrs. Roger Davis and son. Pontiac, Mich·. , were guests uf Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr., Tuesday._ -Fbe "t:l ro-!~ghat t~eJr home, Roe" Spring• speaker when tM Methodist Youth his sec~ ~r tfelr son,-"Hoger on J'eUows·h ir of tbe Cb.e-ster ·ebarp. 0 rt.,day, met Monday ev~nlng at the Chc!61er A decorate(~ birthday cake with c:rurcb. . \ two lighted candles centered 11!~ DevotlOns led by ~hlrley Brown I'('freshment table and ic e a opeped with group singlng of the 1 and eake were served Fav~r · ~ '' hymn," Leaning on t~e t:verlasting 8 horns and balloons.· rei arm", followed with prayer ·b y the • e '- Mr. •nd !'rr.' Hl!rbert Dix~n tli· - Rev, Barnett an ;van:.~~lltt from ~~rtalned With a party, M:onda)' 4hr• Hu.ntJngton, W. Va. war .ueat Mn~u1-n~~ilywhile nouus iaaft - ·~ beell ·!bY... aa .......,. ~ M 11a11 lor Operatlo:a -.&1111 QM t. ... a U,l~ ....... of tile · ----- I Dixons Entertain Huntington Man Is ' With Party Monday The Guest Sj,eaker · 0 n Son1s (IIIJrt D! hd · F, oy At Meeting Of MY ..... visitor io Parkonburs M••· •ACD •......,,.AND .... lu.PI anal ,. • \1arket Reports I • MISSILE POUNC~S ON DRONE FOR �I' ' \ ' -.-.... PoQeTwo - :::::..---;-:-...;.:·-=-===1 ----·-· Commentary TELEVISION BULLET PROOF VEST? ihe Daily Sentinel 'IIH l.o7il'• w..,n'o C!uo -larleat •tttadailee at Thursday, July 19, 1956 'he Dailv Sentinel, Pomerav-Middlepart, Ohio • !thiP '' ' tAlOIIT ATTipiDANGW On OE~OTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA - llo.• GEN. MGR.. Publtsbed eV£'1)' REYNOLD E. 'GRE&NI WSAZ-TV Channel3 I TbeNews EDITOR Sentinel., lot·, at 110 MndwnH.; St' I'OIIH!'JO~· . 0 uu~LIIC:.i urfiCII pb.un e 398. tdttarwl oft1~e J•h o~ ~ 391 . Entered u sero nd tl:ll:>s :-t1a1\m~ fu:~tt!'r :ll the P11m~roy .!..----------.: I afternoon exl't-pt Sunday by The Oh.to Vallt>y l \0 11 .00 00 BY CHAR~ES M. McCAN~ Jl·30 BY CHARLES McCANN 12 00 Unl~ ......,, Staff Correspondent 12:30 ' Indian pr!me Min ister Jawahar. l ·SO ·lal Nehru has come within sur- ~ 00 pria:ingly Cflhcal comm mt on Sn- 3 00 viet ' Russia·s sateUites. 3·45 Many of Nehru's s tatements on 4·00 world a[fai t'S are critleat of the 4 30 Unit .d Statt's and its allies. 5 00 Often h r scents blind to the glar- 6.00 i.ng faults of Communist rpglmt's. C 15 But Our"ng hl~ vlsi~ to West Ger- 6 25 m-an Chane l!(l)l" Kourad Adenauer 6 30 thll week Nehru foilnd fault W!\h B 45 Rll!lsla fo'r keeping Us grip on 7 00 •n Eu,opcon countries ••• t • 7 30 H IS criticism W:l6 indi~ct 1l elso was mild compat(!(]. to his tl.OO lree-8wlnglng crltie~sntS of West ern -policy. Nev 11heless, it wa s II 00 post tlfftce 11 Ohto. National adve rtlSJ nlii r c prc..~<;nt:~t Jve, Bot 1lnellt·KIIuLall, Inc, 3ol' Lexmgton Avt· . !'llt• w \'o r ~ Ct ly, 16. N Y. Subscription ralt s. Dcl tvP.ry by c:Jrrl\ r when• a.v~11bblt> 30 cf'nts per week . one yrat· w adv~n('e at Thl l'~!ly Sl'JLIJnl'i uff Jcc. $l5tiO: aix month~ $7 80, t hn·e Jtl{ln\h s S:l 9U By nlJI:!r ' ruute where ava1bhle · one m1 ~o, $1 B ~ mall one }t•ar $R, ~ix riJOutlvl. $4 2:5; thl e.! munlh s. S2 ~v 1"10 (' mcm1 h $1 --··------ ..?.,. . • "'11"" ...1 • ;(- "" l new ,,ork .J BY MEL HEIMER ~~);1 (''~-"""":·~"" ~.... • h.,"l;.ff ' ~ •• . NElV YORK-The other midnight, a medita• l1ve man (hil actlone were much too lm• aginauve to hCLV(I been a woma.n'st who obviously had tleen starltl.£ distastefully for & long time at the bronze &tatue. of Prome,heut t.n· Rockefeller Plaza. went into action. Somethmg, bt evidently had reasoned, was nlh'essnry to h14o the P~ll Ma.nshlp aculpture from. unappreciative souls Uke htma:e!t--so he walket. leis urely past old Prom and emptied the contents of a bottle o: llquld detergent Into the fountain at the base of the ata.tue. The tountain wo.a turned otf. The next 1 a. m. lt wa1 turned on as usual-and to say the soapsud• flew 11 Charlit McCarthy undcratatlng lt. Walla and window• of nearby skyscraper~ wert plastered wi.th the auda: ani! K1dMpel by a "Leapmg Loole," as the bright yo\U\g advertislng pra.11k&ter. men In the area ~all old Prom, we.a envelope4 In .o. .sell. of soapy tlouds. A hlln.dtul ot gtoorny·Clus type• shook their headt and tlk·l!ked .about the event. Mnny more ot Ul bn our tongues ln envy. Tho man •WhO· poured thO.t detc~·gent lnto old Prom's fountain wu a man w)th lmaglno.tlon. There ate tew ot them on tap ttLeae day11. I • • o • I A~ 1\liNDFt.lL of the jealousy thi\t awel1ed up ift me when : Ceoq;e Dlxon threw hlii tamoua party lll Wuhtnrton ror Tltua , oateB. Statesmen, tamoua coJTtspondehtt, noted hoateaeea-&lJ ftocked Into a hotel ballroom tor the big party. 1'h• whjmalcal ,Ceot-go watched them benrvolentl)', theb Jett. After he h&4 gone, ,two pnge boys distributed cnrds among thO gueBts. 'they read "Mr. , 1Dixon regrets to annout~ce that Mr. Tlt\.18 Oakes died in Englaml. in 1705." . A Is Jim Moran, the eelabrate4 press agent Who once BOld an lcebo:< to an gsklmo. What tMI\ Amonr us didn't cnnsh hia tee th, bitterly when he wall<ed Into the lobby of the New Yorlt hotel where Gelt"tt Butgess was e~aylng and a.s)(cd Mr. B. to come downstairs. Mr. D., whO wrote the verse J Nc\'er Sow a Purple Cow, came down-and Moran led a vMdly purple cow up to him and · 10.1d ''There!" Another blood l;lrother to the sonp·l!'l·the·founta.ln man 1.1 Morton Downey, th&< sLpger yet. lt. waa _po\Y¥Y whO once wa.lked Into tht ~CBS buii4Uig ttnd, pentng.,(ilo ! '.-nan J1tudJo1 .. . Ted Hualhl eta'rting a 115-Mlnute sporfi broadcruit7 A tlendloh trtln etole over :Morton's f~i· , .. and he walked In and began taking off Huslng'a dolhee. Ted 4espere.tely kept tnlklng-o.nd e.t thii end ot the broad· net, he waa a1 bare ns the day he was born. ·----·· IOlllll Mr,; CLIAON -------·- --- 6 55 Sign 011 7 00 Tuday 9 ·00 Co-ffee 'finw 6 5ti Sit,'ll On 7 00 Today 9 00 Cof!tte T1me Home 11 cou\1 '8e You Feather Your Nest Tennessee E:rnie Matme~~o Theatre Queen li~ a Dav Modern Romanc~s Comedy Time !My LltNe IMariUf: Aunt Oru Show News Piclure SpOrts Eye Lcs Paul & Mary Ford Dmah Shore News Canvan Platt & Scru.ggs Show 11 ·05 ·N e!lru wa'> ss~ at a pf@9:5 con· ferince' in Bonn whether, in h ts -oppa.ltlon to' "colonlnlism ," hefound. that system oJWraUng only in non-European countriee. "lan't there colonia-lism in Eu~ rope?" his questioner said "If a person hopes for fl'C · dom for over s taa colonial countries, surely that m\Uf. hold true for ...coJonJalbm also In central and re.stern Eu· rope?" " Nebru replied that the word colonialism is used in two s ' nst"S It took ltY meaning from the colon· ial system of ih~ 19t'l eentury, he- 11 ·10 Press Box 11 15 Movie Museum Weoathercast. • 9:00 .• t~~;~ - t -~ !<6 : 10:00 : .' w.ao 11 :00 .' Neifi!: ll ~ Q5 H:to 11 : 15 Toni•ghl Sign Off 1 00 11.30 12:00 1)/ful a:oo 8 00 a·oo .sa1d. 9:30 "Thb particular mnaning, 1 10·30 think, does not apply to the coun- 11 :00 tries ~ to in eastCn Eu- 11 · 15 rope," he continued . "One co.n say 11 ·30 that t!ley stand under & c-e11:aln 11 :45 "!3omlnatlon. P.erlt11.ps they are un· 12.00 der the control of' nnother ('ountry 12"30 Opposed To Forc.11 1 00 "I certainly think t~at eve1-y 1 30 c-Ountry should havt! the full op- 2·00 portunity to be frc.t"' . But b.ow, is 2 30 a different matter I also think 3 :00 that force should not be used " Il N. llru thinka that every coun- S: I !'I3 30 try should have the opportunity to t :OO be free , be- certaln~y m '" .. ns Po-;ta.od, Czchoslovak ia, East Ger- 4·30 many and the r'lSt nf the ("(HJ.n· 5·(10 brie't Russian -tommunism ho.lds Ln 6·00 THURSDAY Sit:n on Capta10 Ka.nga1 oo Garry Moore Arlh•r Godfrey Strike it Ru."h Vahant Lady Love of Ltfe Search for T()morrow Guiding Light Midday Matinee Als The World Turns Johnny Ca:rson Slww 8·00 8 00 9 00 9·30 : BLOW . FRIDAY Sign On Captal'Dt ~0 Gamy Moore _ , Godto-ey. ' Strike 1t Rlth .... ·valiant Lady ACTION 1n·ao Jack Fox has returned Calvm Bumgardner or Mason, J 1:00 horne f1 om Holzer Hilll pltal. l! h\cen Thompson and Mary Roush 11 · 1~ Lov~ ooJ,J1e : ' ' ! DEMONSTRATION PARTY Mls. Joscp~ me Ca ldwell, Eai'lt of f.eta•t. Lola Rolish of West Col11 :30 Search rOr .,.,om.ou~ L \ t'l po1ol 1!1 spenO mg a - week 11mb1a, Sandra Roush of New Ha11 ·4~ Guidmg f ,jg.ht l;? t\. Slnnlfy r1u1H nsl1at~on I_,n- w1t• 1 11t>r parent ~ !llr. :md M111 I , F '· c • vcn, ran~~. apehart of Pt. Plea· ty wll~ ~v·lil nl tht' hcon\1' 1l l Kat . J · I 1m ry u 11n ~o n Hlmt Lutht:l Tucker cd Ma"SOn and 12 00 Midd1:1v M,.t1nee 12.30 As ;the Wo1•Jd 'I'llrng ~ u· uliver , .July 12, wtth Mrs M111g1e Carlwn ght llllf.l Ann ' · 1 1\' lla Pwr-ul! as dcmon~tr- Will Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Duv1dson · J .00 Johnn} L'an11.m Show " wms W('i'e m 1't Pleasan! 1 c IQ b ' u m US. utu 1 .'\"IU' e~('' lllil,j'' Wll~1 ' t Slf-t.-tll 1:30 llou••)JJafty Hous~arty A n Th~Jrsday nflel·noon. Mr0 and Mrs. Jack Good and 111 pI ,jpng gamts, _, o s n J•r11nk ll aH'IS, M ~s on. visltt•d 1 ., , , · · · 1. , I~ 2 00 B1g P.JryuH ' Tbe Big Payoff Yuu nE: wun tht' dur Jlll"''' '' r o~. n d Mrs.u · 1 h n lJ alliSOn . of ntly Elyv.na were VISitmg 2 30 Bob Cro' l.Jy SI\OW' an d ltf~mll) l·l rec" Bob Crosby Show \tU I•' "hmt!IILS of ICt' t•l('.lm , M1-. nnd M1·s. D<~na l..twl~ SundtUv e • '. 3 00 Bt'JghteJ· Day Brighter ~ay .~ lllldwl(•h.l\s, pnlato chips ••11d cvemng · Mr. 1:1nd M1 .s. James Bennel1 3 15 Seere L Stor1ll ~ • • SeCret Storm K"olaid was served. and Ronme Wamsley have returnMrs Hay Fo" nn(1 s1ster, Da.isy :1·::10 E-dge of N1ghrt: Edge of Night WIENER ROAST PI ed from Tennessee where they had 0 arsl, 1•t eas,ilPt WCI't" vaca , 4·oo Katie's Kiteheri K9lle'9 Kit-chen A w1('ncr roast wa!l' ~ehl at lloning a! Buck eye Lnl$g recntly u !wo W'i!'t!k~ vacatwn. 4·30 L1Jdcy • 1\amlb, Lucky 8 Ranch Syrut'll!le Pnrk F1td ny night by a Mr <~nd MJ·s. Rt~ r l'ickna, Sr Leon::~ Wmn.sley had as an over 5 00 The Ea,.ly "Show 'l'he Early Show gwuQ of yuung people. Thus.~ ~ ~ nd Mr~ Betty Pickens of Middl e- mghl guest Jantce Epple or Ru t6·10 Reg'i.OI\'all Reportar Art Linkletter ten dnw; wei e Mma lJt!Will, Mm tha port motored to t.:<: mp Lutton , land 6. 15 Douglas Edwards 6 15 Dougla s Edwards lltnry, Phyll1s and Aun Williams, Wof}(h;tock, Vhgif 11 a, Sa!urday lu Hev and Mrs Gond and family stJ bjectlon. 6.30 My Friend FhG}£~ .... _:_~ 6.30 &gl PT.·eston or the Yukot· .lr Chek, S hirlt•y OIIH·r, Ph ~ll 1 s n~lt ltuy l\1 who ,s a\le ndlng a or P!r kaway have been the week ~ Nehru is conferring today and \ 7:00;;;-·Mn ma ~ Van Meter, l~lcunor I<' I'Uth. , Red, I.Jo~.'l camp. Jle w1U to:\ urn t10111 ,. 111 guest o{ Mr and Mrs. Billy Ste. Thursday w1t~ Pre~id ~nt Tito of 1 7 00 Bob Cummiilt·t;ow 7:30' "Playhouse of Stat'S ' 7 30 Climax I 'it, Yugosla.,.ja an.d Pr ~·dent Gamal Tuckt·r;, Ju111ee und Jom·l N1chnl-~ two week~ wan and famJiy. 8 ~ 00 The G'rusader feliQW 8 ·30 F()ur Star Play. ouse SOil, Lut~r Tl~C~er .h;,c. FoK, ' .Ill~! ncv Ralp'l MahuiH'y, Mao;on , The Johnsons of B_?Vel'ly, 0' Abdt>l Ns!I!WT of Egypt. P·OO Undei!Current 9 00 Arthur Murray Stewart. ~ill ch.-ILin, I rank <..:ap1 - l'tdl<•d on Jt~>~Se [,t~WIS, Monciay wer.c Sunday . gue.sl!i OL Mr. and nll\utral~t-s, at Tito's Bri'Dni Island 9·30 Pantomime Quir. D 30 Quiz Kids retf!eat on the Adrlatie sea const hart Pat fho1nc , ChesteJ Rou s h , I t•vt•ni ng M.ty Van Mekr, West .'lin. Gene Riley. 0.30 Highway Patrf.Jl Thot Issue of the SOviet satellite 10:00 Es-to RepoM.t'l' gnrl Robln~on, Blll Cook, LcnnJC l'olumbla was a\gn a recent guest . Mra. Hnlland returned hnme ·JO :OQ NewSI Smith and J<Jui:e-ne Bln<'khurn . M1· and Mrs Mac McCoy and rtom a vacatwn \n Columbus. is prf1ty cert111n W C<lme up for d1s 10.15 SporUI Parade f 0.15 Sports Parade Mr and Mn1 .Juhn Roush ~mtl srnt of Fla whu SIWII I thelr vacaMr ,m1l Mrs. Bill WHI!ams and cussion between Tllo and Nt>hru. 10·25 We.itherman ' I ALWAYS IIAVE likct1 the rurore that waa crea.ted · a.t the 10:25 Wt!atherr~ <m i snn~. Kay\(lng, Mrs ~lary ROtL'lh J 1on her~ wjth Mr:1ntl Mrs C1an- dau gh.l t"l Judy spent the weekend . . . . The Tlto VIewpoint 10 aO Pala.<.'t! Playhouse 10:!-SO Uatclint> ; .Europt"' ,8herry-Netherlaml hotel when author Georgo J'raz!.tr &nd prees ami Mlke, ami E:vl'lyn .N~rho l-snn vi ii<• Hal'I'ISO n and Mi sses f.c.<;sit" in N1tro the gue.sts uf Mr. and Tlto has som~ views of his own ,acent AI Horwils Invented the noted Drew Berkowitz, hll}'h~l>Owered. 11 :00 ~ew ~ on the satellite question . Yugir 11 00 News n. nd Mkkey. h11d u p1cn1c ul N ew nud Ivy Sle 1h !'('tu rne d homf!. Mrs. Everet Dudding. ·movie execullvo, nnd let It bo )mown he wu lltAked ou.t at the hotel. II 05 'flhc l....'llt..e 'Show Have n A!cenUy. ~t•turnf'd hnnu>. M1·s John Ross, Mason City alavia lteelf was a satellite until Phone ca.ll.s rained In for Drew BerkoWJU: at the Sherry, and ft'r Sign Off {'rp.ser9 f •.•. Mr. and Mrs Billy Sunda ~ ancl Mr a nd ll rs Roh1·rt Van M ~> \ 1' 1\ w.:h the Supday gu~st of Mr. and Tlto's brt a.k with the late Josef 11:05 'J!he ,J..a!te Sbow w.er:IJ there nrtcr l3rrkowlt1. WNI paged at. re&taurnntl aJid catu, daughter, Wrst Columhta, \'1::1\l<'d 111111 chJhhP n W<'H· ln Park 11SIHII'g Mrs Johnn ie Johnson. Stalin. ------+,..--~-~----- --~ ~- --- ....----~aad! your status vn Bl"or..tlway depended on hoW well )'O~ ~lalmed Mr. nnd Mrs Will Richard, I'C('cnl n ·1·t·ntly Mrs Duvl!-; Baldwin and son of The Kremlin ttseU now agrees to know him . • •. VJs_ill UJ.( herP s ,rlurti <Ty Wt'rt• Nv]l ls <lfld Mrs. Charles Lee of with Tito's view that "dlfCerrl'lt ly . • '. t au.ppoao the lmng\nntlvt! incident I nmember moat. vtv1dlt took _ !='uR~n Anr:_ da ~gh~ ' or 11-~. ___ ~ ___ -~---,~;'lllllt' pOI'I were Friday evening paths to Yocla11sm" are poulble. ~la.ee ln t.he enl'ly 40s wh rm I wns a young reporttr Cm the Wt>rld~ -. upper guo.:sts of Mr. ami Mrs. W. That is just what Tltotsm me-ans . THURSDAY • . . FRID.AY. I Telegram. The dmmn c1.htor waa on Jrlsh bucko named Jl'r&nk U. l.ec nod stm. It is pretty clear that, with Stal- 11.59 Sum on 11 59 Si~m On Jr.arnll-and lt wo.a his 11\cusure one Frida.y nllhl to ateal l!ldgo.r Mrs Bu1\ Y11Ung wa s VIS!Ung In bM.ng downgrpded, Tit() ho p('s 12·00 Film & Fan<'y 12 00 F1lm & Fnncy Berton'• dummy, ChaTllc McCarthy. He ltUhed Charlie l.n t.b.t Ml' rwd ~~~ s <lcnrge, Humphrey to lncretlo!te his personal lnrluenee 1.30 }~1'111\~Uie 'l't)U<'h 1 30 Feminin-e Toucb :n. En· cl1eck tOom o[ 11 local bngnlo nnd the next day there wu tueh a ACROSS 4. RaiiWilY Thu1·;;rluy '111 Humphrey was re in some of the Soviet fiatellil ~ 2:00 Aflernoon i''lhll Festlv!ll doaure 2:00 Aft.ennoon Ji' llm Festival tuf9t'8 thlt (?rank, a UHJe unem talnly, went "Up 'tO hie •tU.or, Leo J Mas t labbr,) {'cnlly t•• : tli'll •' d \rom Holzel' Hos- CQunt:des, .especiaUr In Rul~:nt·ia 4 ·00 FUm 4.00 F'1 ' m G A thlc k ~ .Shall I Wood, and 1n ld, "l've got a hot dnm.my on my hands.'• 1 ]Jitul wh ~"'l' he ha.s been ver,. ill. and Romania. There are Indica· 4 SO ""Wcst.lll"ll plg<!ons 4:30 AbbGtl & ('oSit,•llo slice , not r \ WeU, FTllldl was ~tra·ut.ed ultimately aM 10 was moVSt -~rltl9 Mrs Col a Wallace of Racine, tions that he w~uld 1\ke ,W be !be . 22 An 9 Soothe 1con· ' &·00 ·MJ:ekey Mouse 500 Mickey Mou ~e Alton Cook, who was a friend of qergen'e and trte4 to tntere~, Mr and Mrs W1111nm Hopper and teader of a Balkan bloc aMh:nt of Red I 6:00 News 10 Cavities tracted) 6:00 News 6n~y Tom J;)cwey, then New York's district a.ttomey, got theli\. money tlatTghters of Kent were gues~ ~~ stat 1.!1 They would be tied to I 8:05 WeM.lterman 12 Name of 8. Nolay 6 05 Weather f1Prung . Howev('r, th11t d :~y \n the city room of the .World·Tclcgram, unit thei r aunt, Mrs. enme Riley wect. Moscow, but more loosely Meuse River 7. Algebra e: 1 0 Spor~ 6 10 Spml[s there were ISozenl of us, s11t mg n10und in wondrous admtraUa~a ot tBabyl) From Nehru's. stat-ement on In the Nelh(abbr.) ~ nestlay. The Hopper s are movm g 6. 15 John Daly _ 6 15 John Daly Fartcll. He waa one o! the lmllglnnuve few. 23. Variety t'rl&ndl ( ' 1. To M "' .., appears thllt he to Arizona where lhcy will mak e colonialism it 6 ·3U Lone Ra1tg~r 0·30 Rin 11in T1n . . or ' 13 Cipher \ \ nee......., might Ji!O along with .Tito'A vi w\heir home iu a tra1h·r . 1 00 Hour Glass 7.00 O:lmbat Sergeant volcanic l'ttt••hY'• ""'"'" H Wayside lor J Mrs N:m<'y Van Meter wns call- point that -a spread of Titolsm ti :OO St.1r Tonoight rlaa!l ) 30. Pie~• , 7 30 Cro.<.,."1roads holel 9. Oanolli .. ing on Mrs M1ldrcd Rile y Sunday "mong the satellitE¥~ would be fine. m~et.l out ·8:30 SpOrts Thrills 8 00 Dollar u Sforond 1~ . lJ\I!CUYer gtnUB or other gue~ts W(' i"e Mr. and Mra. tor polishing 32. River \ 16. Hawaiian ) only th• 1 8 30 Th~ V1 se 9·00 Dotty Mack (pl. 1 ( Yugo ) 'lt'l'nUII Ruu ~h und sun. Ma:~o n bird bowtln ( 9 30 Stfaw H.~tt Tbeatrl! 9·00 Polka TJmr Calling on Lester Jobnton Be~ · 24 . Mongoloid of 35. Mandate< Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauldren and 1'l Lur e ' 11 Rock& 11 :00 News ,-& ;we~er ., 9:30 Stl'a¥4- flnt '11:ie:.i\re ty Call and tamllv were Mrs Don \ northern :JO. Girl's I 10 n, Eas! L!V l!rpuul vlslled Mr~. 19 Galn<"d l:l. City (Fr.l Jy IMIMAM N. IUNPISIN, M.D. na Goodnite ~ •nd children, Pon'IU· . Scandinavia nickname \ : ~ - spOO,~ ·" _- l~~ ~3b!!J m.t. weath~t . Kat1e Das o.nd Kennie Friday 1 may mean loa ot pu1 .. 20 A11 ~!11tant U . Cruea · WHILE summer menns gay roy, Mr. and Mrs, Ross 'King nnd 26. E~tkeu SS. Frequency 1 flasllclty, permanent tt'" 1M1ll ]8 Skat!ng \ Mr. und Mrs. Alexander Fox nlea, ho.ppy va.eatlona and ll:Ie. Biff Bak~ 111~ Hollywood Offbt•at 28. Fvretgn ' ~ modulaUoQ or vlta.l ca.p&.elty and 21. Natura' area. and family Ell.!lt Liverpool v~.sitt'd Debr•, Broad Rlln. • ' t- . 11: 45 / Sign ' Off erally a to~ of tun tor most 29. Am: lions 1 (t.bbr.) deformity or cavern 19 Lavatorie• Mr and Mrs W H. Fox ovel' thP Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Pearl u><5 s~en · orr It a!Jo ml!'o.ns lnmtmernble ' a.11 ba.rrel ehea~ 22 Revolvet weekend leil ntaht.s and n~ntzlng Nicholson and family Sunday 2-t F ..~ na to win wbo ~ul!er onlJ Mr. and Mrs. Emi moffmnn and were Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNab 01 ruplnl( fOl' breath for ~:). A la.rge Bert Blessing ,of J;numo,Jaw, 'fash. and mild attack& an family VI sited Mr and Mrs. Lou Mn. Donna Norce and daughter othert. pl1!re Mr and Ml's. Ct!cil R ~iE~ si ~g of In some netlvltlea. MADJ I'" Jlofman Saturday. AD tl\lmalfd 2: .-ooo.ooo 1 colloq ) or Lancaster. o.lmost complet.elJ Mr. and M1s J.loyri Williams cp.n. s'utter from bronchinl Arch Roush wa.t a ealler in tbe- Akron, Elll! Blessing were recent 26 Solemn vow They muet avotd phy... Mr. and Mrs Curtis Young of Cicil B1ea:ll \ng hom'e Monday. I'" rUnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dal... _but. For them, 'ummer nnd nnd dauchte rs molo!'t•d Ill Bar· 21. CitY and emoUona.l upaetl Dunbar spent Wednesday at their pplJcn~tUJed air can be a iJOUl'W ill c to vl!i"!l Rev and Mrs. las Yea&er of Mason. t Pruss I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing, mo.y l!rlni on an aUaek. ' ~,l.lerable tti"Jle. W. L Gearhart Sunday farm. 28 V1l!ify Me bedridden lor weeks at ;(;. Perhllp.!, t hough, \fl,t.h a Mr an1l Mrs W. M. Bass motor· 31 Kill'S time. aurrreatlona, tho d'octor can tabbr I 1 cd \0 Ravenswood &rturda.v · tofue of thele asthmatlca 32 Strike Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hofrmnn t.b:ruuch this yeo.r ln pretty Asthma attaeka wh\ch bealn 33. 'l' ree et~lleri on Mr. and Mrs. H!ly l)IC· \ $~10 HOOKED A MeAL 11CKET, 1-lERSELF·· J4 A ~ (:ri!!Lm• k~·n~ Sunday 1 \!AlEN AMPHIBIA WAS A SE:CR5T4RY f11led, ' "rst, let'.!!! aee Just what AND GOT A SECRETARY···· u:lOK . MI' and Mrs. Kcnnle Ault. Col· iethmatlo dLaek. are due lnhalo.nta. S~E BURNED wHI!.N SIIE I-lAD 10 RUN frosted ahell and aporea art lllape. ' Wi'IO'S DOING I>WAT TO WflOM NOW!! umbus visited laura Hollbnd and AN E®AND FOR TH!! BOSS'6 MI6SUS .... 3! F!Bh. CGUH mother last weekeml. ,111 37 U('pa.rt •, • 1a no sure cure Mr . and Mrs. Bub Stewarl, Ma. 38 . Smokcll .. J tne present [" "~ O n caled on Andy Sll'wart Sun39. An aqulllill Is tmpo.'lllble bl~d lilly pollen a.nd (0. Butch Mr. c•nd Mrs. Lawrenc e Stewart must rely on drug11, 00\VN' We>! Columbia cmrl Mr and Mrs. and commonsense to l Tilt Lo•.vrence Coleman, Pt. Pleasant atta.ckll or at leaat keep 2. Bcnanacfllled on Jes~lie Lewi11 Sunday. under control. f%; ~ llkfl fruitl I" Mrs, Alma Peck Jimmie and hb between the ~&­ I. Rlvlr in rr it>nd, Chillic(lthe visited Mr. and doctor U!U&UJ can Latvia MT's. E. 0 . Henry Sunday. (pOll ) Mr. and Mrs, Louts Harmes of DAILY CRYPTOQtlOTE::. Rore'a how to work Its Toledo were wekenrt guests of AX"YDLBAAXK Mr. and Mrs Chester O!iver. lll LONGFELLOW W!r and Mrs Granville Harrlaon An tntant hu no pref. One tetter limply ati!Litd• for another. In lht• example A II UM4 elil ~t d on Mr. and Mrs. Hu&h t.ove to stdeness, either left· or for the thr.. L'l, X for t.he two 0'1, etc. Bin1la t•tterl, apoat ohd fam 1ly, Charleston recently trophlell, the ten1lh an.4 forml.tlon of the wor<la ar. all ~tl. • Caroa Gene Blake, local, snd ~be :Orst yell.!', r!ghtslded .. T..ouis peten Jr. of Il'lddlsport Each day til• code .lettna -are different. be eneouraaed and mot f;..;,:~d to Lake Hope Sunday. Qaotatto• c11Jcoura1ed .In an Anna !>avldson, da11rhter of Mr about lB lllOnth.l, a. W•MS MSXUW HXZ ZS'BU X - WUXZL:l and _Mrs. Lt-vrenee Davidson for· pa.Uern ln tM infant m_,rly of Clifton hall· been dls11 develop and c.onUnue• JtBUW YZBN, WM·XW ZSRIU '1'•8VL •bnued from Children's Hosoitd tor manY J-el\1"1. 1ri cOlumbUs where slle baa been X ,. ·1 •-J•· 1 l ! I Olxon-typ~ I . .. .' .. 'We ..~~-- OUr Own -•1 I, '-0 . ' ~M . 'MEltS " PioRe rJ. ' ZZ ~~" I'' ~:~u:~::l~~~~!~t~h:~·~ui•~:·:l·~,o~!~jlO~~a~n~d;~!O ~ p• ~ ~ ~ lll'i ~ " ern..,.,. EXGZ-V.JWWIVWBZ. , and Wf'r e th2 e:nd Mr.-. Mr and Mrs. Tom -King al)d l'lnn who h::.ve bi>en gu ests ·uf Mr. ::~m Mi'ii. (VMI K ing have retmned to their bomf In t1Unois. Vetil!..,.. CrrP..._... t"THII TB "''HJt RTOHIIB'f ~~ . lNG • • . FI\OM &llU' TO K1W' &TILL TUJININO. AI'IO JiONOUR 4LL THS RBIT-MACDONALD. Pl•trlwtet. "' abq rta.tuna .,.._. ~- · - -~;;_ . ' Hatlo 1 Ill. ' Mr. tmd Mu. GranviUe Harrithe fUnenl services or ber );lrother-in-iaw J. 'Ne.WtOn, W- Va., talt.! wftk: · Jhtl. ultended s. toaer, .l'. .. ... A r~u· R~~o.•ITURE 1'1111111 ~ 'J n·cen\ly W h NTn1• J,(lrls of t ht· lo('al 4.l/ dub and leadt·r !\.1h lloan!('l1 Ne 1gJr:: 1 art' a1t1 wim~.: camp at canters C<wr It' On The Brightest Corner In Middlpoort ,;:::!!.!'!.'..!!!~ THISCAN BEYOURHOME! Iran H ou~h ha~ hHn caring lor her dllll~ htt-r \fr~ Slan1t'y J uh u:;un of Mornmg Star wl 11, h~ 5 het' n a t:urg1tal pa!wnt at ~1t'JJ;li G~ncnd ll osp1tal 'li n Paul Jones of Cul urnb u'l wart. and ch ildren Of Culumbus VISited 0\4'-r the weehnd here Don lkeglc " ""tin< h" •nclc Elm er McCourt of Bt>aver Fall!! Mr and Mrs freddie Johnson Qf Columbu s are V1Sitlng here and in Portland Mu. John · relahv('~ PO RC: H FURNITURE Electri c Fani 1 Thie is juet one of m~~ny iM~, ~il..your.elf •nd wve thouundet Or wt will erKt It fOI' m•tert••• you. B•••c home •nd fini.hint ffn.nced DOWN PAYMENT. Meil COUPOn for cktaik. • • • • • •" •' "• • • • • ·' • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • To FAIRMONT SWIFT HOMES, INC, Bo111 1516, P•rk•rlburg. W, V1, Genl'emen : I am interested In a 1 bedroom CL!P AND PASTE ON POSTAL •• 0 T lk Qf The a Town with NO 7 PIECE CHROME D".lne·ttl • • • • •• • • • • • • _ 1 2 bedroom 3 • • • • • C CARI>-MAiL.TODAY···· OH'·• ·a·_ .. ·..•. o • o.. • • • • , • • • •... • • • u.~l.o:.:. • "' ....,.... '"' 1801 BLIZZARD DRIVE I 2 0 ••••••• ~ u~ •uWII'e ---- 1 1 IAA lA• """"r VV r\.,eJt, ••• Shop Kroger where you ott Top Value Food's and Top Velue Gifts for '!i'op Y1lu• I Stemp1. You gft one Top Value Stll'l'ltJ for every dime you 11pend--ten st•mpt for every doll•r. Make / 1nd just gift giving eqy the r,nm pal>." 1 1 P'"'" w"eHite, 111rs. Mrs. Ma. M•lnh" Mrs. Edward Albert Anna Rhode.<, Mrs. Add" Grueser and Mrs. Ni!utfllng . The August meetmg will be held at the •home of M... Cleland HeinM. Top V1fue GROUND BEEF 3 lbs • $1 TURKEYS 'Beltsville small size lb 49c BOLOGNA Country Club Piece ... lb 39c ,fiSH STICKS FresShore 3 pkgs $1 Bentz Wolfe who ia ill. Mrs. A!b"t' !banked memb"' tor thci' assl•!••" ., the observance of her 30th wedding 11nniversnry and her daughter Mrs. James Clatworthy presented with a gift. Sc,.ml meived anniversary and. birthday gifts Kate ond Eber-!bach, Mrs. Grover Erb. Mrs. Henry Retbel, Mrs. Cleland Heines With hohd•y ' evening at Maple the ·home Ben Neutzling, Place.ofAMr!i, planneri poth1ck dinner was served and members ' were seated at small tables on the porch. During -the business seSllion a ro\'nd robLD card wa.B sent to thei' "'"'"' Ebersbaoh, Misses blrthdo~y, First cuts from lean porlcr.n Pork Chops • Reth'l Raeorrt, 'Sliced Bacon· · . caN. Tender....oiUfillr cvr.. ..t.. Mliute ne..... 1vy one at this low ~iw ad roat to • real . . . . . . '· .' SHANK HALF~ lb45c • --- ·lb 39c Krooer Y•llow Cling 2 No. 303 CMI PEACHES . . . . . . . . . e G.rden Sweet 2 No. 303 c.~ KROGER PEAS . Krog•r VIC ,aKk 2 ~~ .. . . . '. Uftl Pure, 111 vegel•ble ehclrtenMtg Adds gold•n rich goocfnef"os · to •II your fnorite sandwich- STARTS FRIDAY ' ' \ •• end B-llads. And ...s•ve on spec;lel offer, ... ,POT PIES AND . SAVE IOc Holiday Chicken, Beef or Turkey . ·Diet Aid Bread low co lory lol:lf 25c Lite Delite .. ea. 45c Kruger Chocolat. Chip All purpo1e • KROGER FROZZEN Cookies . . lb pkg 39c Fnehly Wild cake Now~ori'A Kroger .,_,roduce to ou r mod rrn w•r• h ou s~ cooler' m · rl'"fr1gented · our , 1s shipped f ra1l· un~ then transport•d to ... roger 1 own re r 1tented tru (. ks• You' re su I e o f gottmg · · · goodneu wUh thi & •tf·th•w•v 1nrefrigeration. fresh-pu::h.d flavor •nd 2 lbs. of perfection. ·- and DC!Iicioms RED ·· · • LB 25c Jufee rich SHO. STORE .' Lemons ···· ·doz.45c R:.otl. nvoet, rn<e•t.y Plums • • • • KROGER FLOUR AI! purpose 5 lb. bog 4~o:l;.. YES ... "PRODUCEIS FRESHER at KROGER" · HARTLEY & BEN'N.E1T • Designed by Lavelv Bess ~· ' Myerson Buy yours "now! . 18pc. set $4.98 . . · · -'Pks. 1()c Ice Cream . • Dinnerware Co.untry Club fl1-von • • LEMONADE ' . . . . . . . . KROGER PUDDf!<iGS : .. · 4 pkg BIG PAYOFF s lb bag Longhorn Cheese ········lb"4Sc Biscuits· ;4"85 5.85 33c., 3 lit. can Jnt Heat •nd Eat . ,REGULAR STYLES AS NATIONALLY .ADVERTISED .. FOR , . HEEL HUG~ERS ARE .$7.95 and 8.95 \ J>nty'Twice a Year We Offer You Such Remarkable Values. At 'fhese Low Prices. 6eautiful Fitting Heel Huggers at Practically a ~tf:!o\. Sa Come Early and Stock Up With SEveral Pairs. <· .... PUMPS- ST.RAPS. TIES • 33: KROGO . . . . . . ... Qt. Jar ' I' STER A & pplluc:e C. -~-- YELLOW CORN .... J ~-a.& ~ ~ •.22 PARKERSBURG-Orin out tod.y, , ' ' • ' • AND HEEL HUGGER I I lhe Mr.a. Clara Stowe of Beaver Falls v.islted relatives and friends over the Fourth. Ml'5. Ida Howell returned with her sater for a v1s1t. She will also visit her aunt, 1 Mrs. MoUle Piclt:ens. New Brtgb-1 ton. The Juwor Auxiliar)' of Racine I Amencan Legion held a ~et ~ "'ry"' •nd and ~lr and Mrs Ca rroll Johr..son Tkw g - I Ladiei of the Baptist Church ] attendlOg the Women's House Party at Granville were Mrs. w.esleJ JeokiiUI, Bertha Sayre, Helen Simpson, ~abel Rousb and 6r:etta Simpson. M". Prices On Aft ) mlr here. ~-- Ebersbach Specioi Lhlltlr~:n vi bl tet.l Saturda y Wl th Mr ~n d Mr~ 1-~Jnt'SI Wmgett Blll y Jones IS spe nd1n~ Lhe sum each 1 . ""K~R B ca;~m Boc1al ~ Buc Cdl~ r~~~~~~~~~=~-~~·l:l':'i"~R~•~I~I,~n~<ih:•:m:e~b<::!o:':'~':•·~====~~i~~~~~~U~-~S~·~~I~South~~l::;;:::;;:~~~k~M~~~~~~~E~~~~~;~~~~·;! • :.l ·Matching .Picitform Rock•r - 2 Step · EI1U ..... Tobie·s - I ·coffee Table 1.2-.. Table Lamps ..... ·. 6 It '\! a·c Annual p• • H /d ,.,....,...."'.•-.; . SOF'""' o'R.SOFA BED J ' ~ w · l.cj~J u n f~ 199 . ~ 1 birthday of Jobnny Ke1th, ~ear old •on or Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack Harrison was celebrated at a family dinner Sunday at the .. fCniC homf;' of hill grandparents, Mr. and M". Wilbu' Rowley. Othe"' """ The •nnual picnic of the bird sent were Wilbur Rowley Jr., Eriday Club was held Tuesday e ·$' • M''· The f1rst Now 1 I ·:·~~ )ln. Cbacleo McNickle '""'nUy Phthp Rob..-ls. Ricky S"gent ond M,. an d Me> G•y M•tch l" hm tru A ~ ho me ·IQ 1nvlot"ted with Mr. and Ray Johnny Clelapd. returned !'om lh"'' 1 Pullins ot Long Bottom. A1so at rnott, Don Beegle Joe diana and will spend a few wet>L' .... n Brinker, Dwane Wolfe. Bill,Jon•• 1 & Elmer Swao and family of Ne,. Jeff Lee, Roe:er turnmg !o JndJana. the r"'"ins home were their 100, BIRTHDAY DINNIR ~ • • •• I' Letart, W. -Va. <r.QH ~ birthday c .. kll' wtlh h!! grillndplfr enu Mr and Mr10 Lee J ohn son or Nl:'a~j· SeUlt·mf' nt Mn El5le D!:'c· kl-r ~nd l'ol ly Deck('r IJOY SCOUTS mer Zerkle won tbe door prU:e The Buy Scouts met at th~ (; 1ty and refrnhmenU were ser~d to Hall and r«elYed ltntruc1.wn.a 1n fifteen preaent. rtnt Aid Present were B1ll Frey AUXIL.IAitY Juhl ln& McChm&, Edd1e Stem . Da· Th~ LeJ:IOD Auxlliary met at the v1d Kareebnik., Ron Frey, Sheldon hall Jul y 9 and held election of Roush. and J im F'ry and le¥der . offlcen; They were president, Roland Karr, Burl Wal~ce and }I rs. Henry perry; fu&t vtce preaiJ•ck F'rey dt:nl Mr1 WTlli.t m Rowh ; second PAIIT'I Vlee pre•ldent, :\lr1 P W Warth , Mn. Ralph RoUI~;h recent!}' hf' ld ~ecreU.ry, Mrs Foster Weaver; a Stan ley w1th Mrs Crandall lrea!lurer , Mrs. Cra ndall Smith; E~~~:£~:~~!¥::~[~¥£ ~:;;,=;::~~:sc:::~~~n ;~;~;·~~·t~~~m· :7'2~::/:~:t~t·:· ~"-~ m M~ $M7A.~.~~~ - Hall• ____ Jsebo~;·~O~~~~~a~n:d~a~te~Ro~w~ley:w:h:o~ .. In Columbus_ · - , '"' 'l.l' Acc'ts Reading boob for the year wer't distributed when the Electa Circle a( tbe B.. H. Saoborn Mission'ary Society of the Fint Baptist Churt!h met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mrs. H. M. Crosa, vtc~ cllairman, opened the meettn& and Mrs. J. M. Ar~her, eoo.du~ted the devotional service on .tbe topic "Faith" Mrs. Harry Houdasbelt read Scrlpturea. During the meetihJ: Mrs. Cross read an artiele "'I...ord, Save Me". A dia:cusstoD. was beJd on their project of assisting ' under-privl· legtod children. MrJ, Allen Hughes, president of the Society , gave the closing prayer, During tbe social hour Mrs. E. L . Hughes, chairman, wa& surpris. ed wioth a shower of bandke~b1efs for her blrtday. Mrs, Bennett ser· ved a dessert course Lo fourteen _:_ members. Of GenUI·ne Ha r dYROC k ·'c·"' · .' Maple Furniture For Only 1 w r·- He/d Wednesday '"'~A . R00m ' ' FU"II ;\'ro .WHTN-TV Chan,~ell~[ 11 1 & ;;;· CROSSWORD Methods Of Controlling An Asthmatic Attack $379,00 --Wtek~y ' I Spinets . 479-00 • ~. ·' ·· " DAILY Other New "' · 4.Arid SO ' · I I ll~) Howt" l\ ctdebra\t>d hiS 101.h I J....ak~ birthday July 161h by ' hanng h 1 ~ ~~TRO~. MI•'Tt WI!H CLUB S1fety wu t.be topu: of the m.eeune Mond•' evenJDj of the Racme Improvement A.aloclltlon u PaLrolmeo C. R. Barron anr;l H: R. CurtiS of Galhpol.ill PQit apoke to those preeeot on tbe cautlea and prevention of acc:1· dents on the blahway. Mr. Barron gave .Lhe Haure ol lt,440 acc1denU aurma tbe fm;l three mon~hs or Reading Books Are Given At Meeting Of Circle :• 6:45 7:00 11 .30 For~ign Intrigue 12.00 lt~v. ·' . ~·00 . . 6 · 3~ Nf'W.s Head:lllf!os for Mrs • Sauer otudy Cll.,.b of · Cbrlot • ' 'r:3il Buseball clea-r. __ Atk.. About Coloniel\sm I ij : ;J.il of h •y ~::'~,~:.~;my WJdlme and Joh: ' Racine News Notes »arum. . P~rson 's ~'tudy C urr~tn t H allt~ IU :OO Home 1100 It Cm1ld BP You . 11 15 HullywuuLI OHb<!i.lt 11 Oi1 Feather You!" N'u ~>t ' l ' ·30 H Co uld Be You 12:00 Came11a Gut!S to St>hool 12 30 Curr·ent l ·3U Tennt.•sse E.'l nl.e 2 .00 M•wti ne e Theatre 3: 00 Queen !<' or li Uay 3 45 Modern U o m<:~nees 1 00 COIII t'dv Tmw 4 :JO IMy L!l.l i~ .\Llrgu~ 5, 00 Aunt l)ru 6 00 News P1rture 6· 15 SporUl E}'e tJ ·25 Les Paul bod tht Ill ' FRIDAY IOICHARD 5. OWEN FUnetal setvlceS . plcnre and twim at .Bailey'• July 7th. AttendiDfl m additlOn to their leader Mn, .BeH)' H owell ..,,.1.,. Gordner \ were Mrs . Oototby Spencer uml of tbo Bible Clll• pres 1dent and Beny Hayes , 1eer e wa• devGtlnnal Georp CbUdl wUI Funeral aervicea for Mre. Lewis 1 t.a ry, memben: Terr)' Brildford Hoy W11ford Dorothy Howell Deb thvot.ional 1erviee next S11.u.er Sr., Were held Wedntlo day afternoon aL t.b.e Rawllnp. ble Hayes, Polly Decker, sh.ron .:;.,:.,.:,..---t:oata FuneraJ Home with 1\.ev. {.;arol Faye and Kay Teaford , and How1rd ~uppelt , pastor of the Billy Hayea, Roy Huwell, Larry , Firs1; Pre&Pyteraan Church, otfl· Lke and Davld Spencer clatma. Burial wu 1n the River· lDOtl. RaciDfi Poat 802 American Le· YleW ...:emelery and nephews of Tbree roa1n causes of acctdeots li:ion ln.&taUed o£ficer' by p!A'>I .Mrs. Saue~; were pallbearer~. They were noted a.s (lJ exee~&JVe speed; commander Elson Spencer , July IDCIUded tfeor&e J:IUCnDnOD, Rue! (2) drivin& left of center and (3J 5lh. They wen commander Vlr· Sma•h, liarold bauer, Wllham, Hu- condttion of vehicles. Other facts gil Walker, first v1ce Jim Simp. bert and Chii'Jes and ha;ures noted were that there son, 2nd v1ce, Paul Marr, adjutant Relatlves ealled here for the are nxty million vehic1u on U. S. Edward HoweU Jr., finance orfT · service were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Higbwa.ya. And t.hat traveling cer Dsv1d Yost, 3 yr. trustee Otis Durjee and ehildl'en of Pitta~ from New York to Oblcago can Knopp, chaplain Frances Webb. ! burgh; Mr. and Mea. A . B. Dor- be covered on super hie:hways on Sgt. at arms Virgil Roush htst.or. - · - - - - - - 1 nica, Mrs. Herman Oormci., Wells. ali except 60 mile• of the dl.Stance . ian Dallas Hill an4 service'or£Jcer. vUle; Mrs. F. D. Akers, Mr. and The Patr,olmen sbowed sUde PIC · Elson Spencer. The prese nt com· Mrs. A W Snutb, Ruel C Smith, E. tures of many accidents ol the mander 1s carroll Teaford. Paul Sm1th, Huntington; Mr8. highway and EXplained caure and Ike Spencer has been iJI at the result of eac-h. Another series of home of hi S parents , Mr. and Mrs. 1 John Orr, New WJlm.ington, Pa. I slides were shown Ulu.s.tlll.ting the Elson Spencer. ' use of band signals of driVers, Mn . Charles McNicklll and si!also use of bl&hwa:y aigns, ter, Mr.s . Betty Howell were in Refre&bments weN served at Parkersburg Thursday. the close of the meeting. The Bo)l Scouts Troop 243 hyld an next rejular meetlni of 1he a5aqclation w1U be held next Monday evening, July 23rd at the Legion lome• ud GUIDI . Btbl• l"hfl Doilv Senti""l Pnmerov-Middlerx>rt. Ohio '- •• u - lb29c �' ' • .. ' ____________ --- ;·~edlegs Drop Decision To Brooklyn Dodgers I" Page Four .. _A .. _ - - ------ o ~cyLossDropsT!lemT,:o. Games Behmd Leadm~ lkl\cs Cl~CJ,NNATl. • 0. UP - Thl:' N u ~ lvll "f l't! thc r Joe \. who l?.·r:,:;~~~fs:;:t-;.rcr OF ' ;1/;CJI16AN- n~ Major l.r;;~ue • \ld'n'sl· ! nlJ f n~ I Red1ej" ''·d(Wift alt jlrtL\' 1d th e, Ute Dodge rs I eolleetE"d off A fou r 9.& run.~ Rt·~:ul!s I~TIONAL ~ I<L rter , Klippstein . Tlw In S!; i twu ..:anws off · 'l d.,. ._. 11 ~ 11 . _ p.ac;e-set~mg MLh\·.;~ ukee ·. C! n l' llll_q: 1 _ Jtrlvtm, wbq won ovf'r lh r (!!an ts 1 Bn . k h n J"~tar w ~pt'f finclq~ati .."'9'01 Hits Hom•r , Llttl~ Sandy AmoLos clirnllxetl >o f'• ( , , 1'ttJi 10 a: ~s mnu1.:; for the Dod,-I with a two run hom t: r Thl' cer• ran, wit~ Pe ~ Wl' I /!Tf_E S r#AN AN · AMERICA!'/ II~!RES!io- 77/E .· CI.J!?il~ Ct!P 5rAR WON 80TII T#e 8Rii!f,!l • i'IOMEI/'5 T!Tlf:!; IN Jl!IYE- '?lfE':> LEA GUE S! _ 1_ 111J,~ 1•I 11~ 1!\(I' ~ 1l L 411 ;~ ) 4~ ;f-1 45 4I :17 42 J'h'liid~ l pJ 11 ;; Chil':~ g o GB Pet . lil:l :ill.) :l.:.l!l .4!14 2 .t;~ .4H9 11'.:.! 4.1 4H 4H .41i4 12 .4~g !/Ar;I_eR. ---HER succeS'f.E$ '?1/0t/LM'i coMC A~ 14 'h Rt'I.!S t''s l.'./cw York :11 .:m2 17 1'-! stneLe and a run -prvrluc ng doublt· bJ Duke Snider, who i:J il' r seor .'.'~ Wedn t>sdav:~ Rtts ulh ~Wally Post dn,p]ll'd GJI P hd nrk lphin li (' hi r• ;,go 4, 1st HQdaes' fly for a two ?IISI! t.'fi' Or . Ph ilarl el!-'hiu 0 \'hi t·u _~o I. 2nd AD10ro1 UW!n hit his ftfth hom 'i!' Hr·rot:klvn fi I LrH'Innnti :1. uight or the year for t~e other two run.~. l\1 ilwaukt 1• 7 r\ t·w Yrnk :t. 11 1!-dl t Dodger starter Car l Ersk int.' Pi tt~ hL il'il h 1 Sl l.oUJ .; 1 ni ~ IJI ea.ve up a hom rr to Post In the· t•a ll!!d l'lld "' !l r·;,i n fil"8t Inning but st.oppt!d the Red. Today'• Probablt· Pitchrrs lea:s wlth.but two hits through t!w Philiirh•lph 1,, :11 r · t.H·a~n~- ltllgo. first six mnJngs. He weakenl!f In vi n 5-4 vs nu ~ ll B-:1 · the seventh, bowever , and Clem La New Ynrk ,. 1 \f 11\ .tll kt ·r - l h-Hn blrw CAmf to the re!'cue 3-9 vs Sp;.hn H 7 Frank Robinson atarloo Er."., Brook lyn ut ( 'iJJciHnt•ti night ---kine's downfall wJt':i a si ngle and M.,glic 2-2 ~ -s J t· ff(•r1ut 1-1 went to second when the Brooklyn 0 1 1 hurler fumbled t~e throw.in from n Y g:anu·~ ~wlw( ILit·d Friday's Gam•·~ th~ Ol.ltrleld , Ed Ba:Jcy singled to l'itla\.11.1.rgh at. l'ill('illfl<ili rLigiLI score Robinson, and Ray Jubon. ski followed wilh a double that Phlladelphi<~ at Milv.<~rLI('' ' ' Jli"IL I b r>.)UJ!Jt in the sec{md run or, the New York at ! 'li l('ln!n The Dodgers scor-ed th :lr othel' Brooklyn at :oil. Lturi~ n:g ht r.taTted l 1 All Star team th1:1t wiU 'per furm in the tourney rt.t Ga!Jipoli in parly A ugust . Pomeroy w!.l t~J Ill,\~ :\!/ :1:; • ONLY lifE 31?P /tlt1Ui1C"f/Y /!i/ER ' /0 W/1'1 i#t: 5 :o1 o roc FI?E#CII A:\1P BY U N ITED PRE SS BY. TOMMY BOLT Ex-World Ch•m_pion Club Thrower CANTON', Mass. UP- I hop:; tu win the PGA golf championship in 1e '+'tlf!k almnd hut nevt!r again accUI:!e me of being the etub \hrow i n ~ chann>ion o£ the world, 1 il~ t J.1 1te was won irrevocably Wt>dhes ~..~y by Fearles s FrAley. And I'd like tu add that even In m >· hey-day I mver could tOllS one 1:1\l· that man. ' i 7'00 Af!JC/-1 OF A $VRPRI?E -IN 19!'S S fle roOK lifE '. ·-) WORLI/ CIIAMP!ON~HIP AI'IP ALL -Ai11ERICA '1/iLCS A r TA M 0' ~#ANTE!< A/'10 7IIE NORr!l A!Yl? ?Oil Til AMArEUR- Till? !ILI?KY .Nil~? PEt.T? Till[ 6ALl.. 11ft: WAY .Mos: WOi!L_~!:::IK:;<~:_: Springfield ' TIRES I Pearl Jacops. ' LOADE·D 6:00xl6 M"\ R.uth Wd ~ un of l'olumbus he WL"f! kt:!nd wi t h ht! r moth· Ue!le ll!lt WlhJ f!l:l;(lJllfl ll ll · hl'r tu Co lu mbus fw..1 a vi~it..-1 Mr. nnd M 1·~. Norinan S.::hackcr· oceiV<'d word lhf1! th ell· da u ~h l cr Sto1 y ~~ IJ,Jrfl [-' rrom the U.49 , superflex ·. I m usmg. ' ji;uperflex Prestige Superflex 6:70x15 . . 11.9~ . · WITH WtUTE : . . SIDEWALLS Pr~stige . on Au~ust 3. 'fh!'N~ play ers from t•nch team will be select ed and two players will be pi<"ked al l<1rgc , M,,Jultty's post~ned games will be lJiaycd on next Wedn esday . BlJ\ J .'l rllb;; li nd S ' 1ll Rrue" Pblll Jueohs ~ P l·nt lire week , tlu;' tr· pat'('ll\$, _l'llr. mHI :c-l~lf;!<•tl .lil(·ol.l!'! . Ht·vN iy Jacob.~ honH' wi; h 1-lw m. M arR •n- ~·1 l h SL' It r !! lu~n e d bomr 11\1 Colukmbthl'> ,afte r .~•endi ng §evera ":ee s eret ~ t' 6:70x15 11ght.~ · . ~ 1'7.65 J:10x15 p(?ie )'0\J 1fV~f~ ·~J:l~4inJ ap 9fflct co'Merence and silniobcidy ye'l1e(l "Thro'V t)lat pen out th e window? You'd haVe a f~ . '_ . · Under some of th~ condition~ the fans put on me , ~ ffil!St b£' a pretty cJ~Im gliy. And rem~mbe1· I . l5i49 6:70x15 .. i.!i Ql¥ fi~lpg, fol~. I pia) h8ra ' and to: me ' it's.. a bmlindt jrut Hkc g uin~ lp an ' of!i{'e. Sup TPJs ,_ ::.. Mrs. 'thtrord AMERICAN W Prestige · 7:10xl5 .... 2J;.~S , Pluo Tax & ReoapJltlble : . ' ,, ' ' :"''!_ Pet. New York-- -- M 2H fl74 ::a;::;._________,, I Clevehuul ----. - 47 Baltimore _ Detroit Complete' :ALSO BOYS . ...,. Sizes 1 to 6 ,..., :w SAVE 25% GB !l ' c .fili!i 10 44 .47fi 17 ~)42 .. _ :n1 4fl Thur.-Ftl, Wnltcr Pidgeon 19 Whee! Balance Wheel Alinements EXhaust System I rakes 'GUARANTEED WORK! OUR BUSINESS IS NOT A SIDELINE · Bo~ton - Burn ­ (Cinamucope end .,Ttchnlll!olor) at Frld•y's Oames fh ica~o ut W~shingttm nlt:ht Clt·vt'i{lnd nt Haltimore .ni ght Klln~us f'ity nl Nt•w York n i~hl llr·l roi1 nl Do.sl.on 11ig:ht 1foa~81o3pm · ltres. By Appdlnlment Pomeroy It a cR.reer today bt!C~t u;e or the pressut'(' of buslnf~l affairs. Jarmol uk, a tackle on the club's crack (!eJ 1 11 e n1s1 vetb' ne, his II br~n n Prof-•1 .....,., onA oo 11 cor•'m· i n 1946 with Chlcage Br~Brll nntl came th.; In 1G49, HI! live' ut Y il nl{l'f'.~ II' hilllll j,( dt itlli' S 011 !J.~ Ht• w11 s • • Po•. 0 • 0 . 2 lb 25c . . ... . . lb 10c -~,... . . . . . . ... 39c ' I ' 0 o o o 0 o • .. . . . . . .. 1 1 0 3 , 1 1 0 0 0 9 0 , I 3 0 2 , 0 0 0 8 ·6.70115 Bla~:k and White Tubel••• - - ~- - --6.00x16 Bl•ckwellt - -·- - -· -· · -- · s CII'IAnd, LF-18 • • 3 3 C 1:\ord, P Carl:'lll!l'lter, SS R, Wrrrv . RF McKr·l'l:tie , CF 0 Certoon day with Mr. Bryant. -' Guet:ts in the home of Mr. \1rs. HarliS ii•nk la~t week were Mr. and •Mrs.' Don Rorr!Ran ~n4 family, ' Mrs. Rol\lnd Osborne an~ two childre n o[ Cincinnati, Glng~­ Stewart of Pcrkersburg and M~­ anLI Mrs, Ed Osborne and two sons of Canai'Winc-ht!!!lter. Week- end guests of Mrs. D. ' Rummag'cr were her tlaujhter . Jnlaw Dallas Rummaler apd , daughter Susan of Jackson and II Mrs. EV,UISI\I,PI./4Ail!'IT lor DU'f. ~ FO&) f~. OUr staret are ·~ w111 lhe ~ .w tperttes anO With .,ecialt t• wit every family mem.-. tatte. ,.., e••Hy prepi;re4 an the shplett Nclcysnl NriMCU:. or bs the kitchen. .• I an Jr. and dauihten · have arr ived fr~m their' ·hOme Jn Venezuela tv : visit his pRTcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Grendille Graee Sr. Weekend guestS Of Mr. and Mrs . M. L. carr and enjoying a plen.ic dinner Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Mi1la.rd 9all and Jour chi!· dren of Long 'Acres, W. Va., Mr. and Mn~ . R. J", Woodyar~ and ~on Robert and Mr. ·and Mrs . Sian· lev and son Richard of Athens : Mf. and Ml'!!. H. D. Carr, Mr. and Kraft Pimento or plain , . Yelv CORt-41D BEEF- • - cha rd Jeanuc, MT8. B. L. Ed wards and !On Robert, Reedsville Mrs. Elmer Shaffer ~f Niles. Hon· ored g ues ts at the piq-rl ~ d: nner were M. L. Ctlrr's ~ ister , Mrfi. Charles Ev~ns, her huSband and dau~hter Nanc,_ of Lo-' An gcle~ , ' Cplif., after un absence or !ivt ' . . . ' PINK SALMON Campbell's Mrs. .. 6 • 6 3 • 1 1 0 3 1 3 1 0- 0 0 0 both Chevrolets! $20.00 Kraft ~I I ·;- ·--..:..:....· __ _ To,tne eye, the new ·Ci>rv!!tte and, the' new Chevrolet are lar-.dilferent. . But these two clmmpionsl!ave ope oupetb quality in oommou-btlth were. bOrn iO.cling to t!ie road as though they were part ol itl_ Chevrolet'sastonisbina!Otldability iS a big reason why it's' America'a short traek itOck ear racing champion. It can and does out-run and out-handle cars With 100 more horsepower. When y6il jVed nltll<- Amepca•s. Jarpst selllnl Car..;. ' oolid •l'!hility to silper!> ensiiles 2 miiUon ~e .owners ' than any ·qther meke. ouch as the 221).b.p. Vi ~t fta8hed • the Corv~~ ~ 'a ne.y . ~01-i~ atiqrto car record.,.then ,vmhJ!ll a · ~ · cilampioiimlp' i!ollibiilaiion. 'Stop by for a Sft!DP,l•! • · An Alkyd Resin All . purpose Metal Paint with a Good Covering capacity Dries 'Fdst. ,to a Rich Lust· . ....... ~I 3.50 ' ' •• ' - THEY GO ... .. -· ·-· ~II m~t • ; BOLOGNA -; . . . by tht pi~, •" Swif Prf':"lui1J.s~k'ed'jf~!le~s. ~an . nt: 'D~IST··COT(AGr:: • -. .. . -. - 0 .. ~ • W~ 0 lndivigually Packed- 1 per Carton, Red or<Sreen ' , BAKER · FURNITURi" { .. . . • HAMS '!- 0 -~. Bunches of Jury Flavor For that added flavor Fresh Gr Peppers 2 for 15c .For C6ol refrHhlng flavor 38c WATERMELLON Guaranteed ~inest Flavor _·. 2~ Ietty Creckfr • whtt., choe. 79c. lb average DOZ. ' Cal Sunkist Lemons 39c For real flavor entoy ' HOMEGROWN TOMATOES . . -lb 19c I cieolk_foo41 CAKE MIX ..• , 35c 67c PALMOLIV£ , • . • . . . . l bath ~is• 27t: FA!IJ .. ·. . .. · · · · · 2 latge sin • . gi~nt 77c CASHMERE BOUQU~T · · 3 jlath ·~· ~9c VEL .• . . • • • . PKG$. - ··&9c .Red Gropes · · . ANSWER CAKE . ~7c .OTI lb. sse, ' .leHy Cnclce; '' ••• · "1', · 44!oo.pko. ' .. .") ,, ., vera.ge . ..,.-·' ·. ",;_;_ With 7c OFF ••••• !_ , : I ' PAPlR .•••.•... 125 ft. roll 25c IISQ"ICK .. . . . . 1 lb ceUo 43c _,____ .. 11fztQ31b.·· lb,59c .; \, ' ' ~- ' Emgee Skinlesll WEINERS •••.• !!'It ' . • • -·• - lb · 29«= I butt "alt 59c whole or full str•ng lb TRIM- no ba~, no wo~t~ > METAL LAWN CHAIRS REGULAR 5.95 NOW t' HAMs Cl.Ull NAPKINS •..•.. - ... ,· ••. 80 cC»~JiH3c . tJ'' ,, ·"' . . ·J Swi.ft PremiJm short shank 10 to 14 1b a EVANS . Northem Lvnchhn $13.50 Phone 939!-!J)bLIPOlT ' I ... . . · C!III!DIR ll)l~lll - " 19c CDR" THI~S --' ·"·- ate . TllsCIJIT$ ~--. __ ,,. , · 11< "THE STOP THAT KElPS YOU GOING" Manni.. Kr~lke Mull•• ·Corner I h OIIYISRefrigerotorJar • G•eund Ctauck· • . . . ·• • · · - -· 49clb .. .. . . 15ft. r~ll•~lc • I . J:VAN& ~LIPPER TRIM - So g'ood for outdo or grilling · 10c P'LASTIC FO~KS ~ SPOO"''' 29-C EVANS S!fER TRIM- Every ounce gu?ra.nteed fresh & leal'l¥.1' ' 11 ~punt 49c; .. PAPER ;CUPS ' 2 16 os Cons GR.QUND · BEEf-· ·· \ IDndW&rtL - - . -lib. can 53c 3 40 'aunt· 91n. 49c PAPER PL!t,TES 99c ' ' ' -~ -· ,f Bot jar 29c - • $23.511 OUT On The .. . . . jars - FUL.tY COOKED K & M Sol\io Service 1 1 0 0 ,. St'-ffecl D~v e CHEESE WHIZ ( • · · El .Zest Manzanella o~: 1 Pork ·& Beans .. 6 - ... . .. 12 OZ CAH 49c • .. - Sliver Bar years. 1 U,uests of Mr. and 'rs. W. ¥· S~etheq~ Slltl~~ tdr:e; Mrs. Maggie Etnerich, Mts~. Ethel Leo~­ hnrt, Parkt(lrsburg, Mts. - Lynme . McinniS of Akran 'and Fred Cole, man of Reedsville. TUesday visi· I tors were Mrs. Eva Lawren<"e, Mr. and Mn. H~bert Swan. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kelly and son of East and ' Armour Star ,: 69c 2 LB LOAF iftSiaftt Coffee 'Mrs. R. E. Sharon and son Ralph, Mr qnft Mrs R. L . Dailey ~·nd' ~hi­ Lee Carr all of Columbus; Mr. ond Mrs. Jesse Brr,arJj &Jld d~pgh· t ~s. J.na and A~na, ~~}; Anna's fianL'e .Tohn Smallwood of Somer. w. Va., Mrs. Dorothy Cash· ' and children, • 1\onald, Ri- ,Mr. So:rS9c All Flavors EVANS ... · Koolade 6 o"-gs 25c Curtiss 10 o1 <'•n Marsh mellow . · · . · · - 19c '"" """" w;th th• Milk Keystone evporated ••. shop " ..... 6 1'ALL CANS ------ 75c 3 W A y S All verities Beechnu t Low, Low Prices BABY FOOD 2 jars 21c Super Trim Meats All flavors Evans S & H Green Stamps ICE CREAM 1h gal. 69c an4 I ----· lceTea va .. liptlRt Sunr and Mrs. J esse METAL . ~ ----.- , ~ w. Munlgomery, WHEEL BALANCING ... " Ako Comlldy '" j THRIFT CORNER Evans Blended We Do / ,, ville, W. va: · Mr. and Mrs. Charlet ~flD ani! children of ZZanesvtlle vtltl~d S'at· urday with his aunts, Mrs. Harrr 01 JOB TRY Plu• tax •nd ree•ppable tlr .. 19c lb '• Dpnny and Annie Arnold spent a week at camyp In- New Martlris- parenil, Mr, and Mn. Detl'TalbOU. Van Meter. Mrs. Talbptt accompanied them Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dunt ot Home to Xenia . 1 Portl and and Mr. and Mrs. Rudr Mr. and Mrs. F:"loyd Talbott Durst and dau.hter were recent I Akfon, Mr1. MI,)Siy Talbott o g:uesh of Mr. i nd Mrs. Joe Clrcle Portland spent TueB!Iay arttrnoo . lind daughter, Balhan. Randlll Talbott, Alhens Jptont ,.h~ Dell TIJbptt and E]-er Car. The hymn 1 i Dg and jitM)' 1upl the weelr.elld with hi• parent!!. penter ·ahd fimlly. _r_. aad Mil. Dell Talbou. Mr•. Max.lnt Durst and 1ons p.~r held htTe J'uly 14 ..., .. wen a_t-_M ' 6.00x16 Bl•clc end . White walls · -· ·· --· --... 'l17.7111 s • ' 5.95 0 3 • 4 4 1 • • 3 1 , 30 1 . 5 cans 49c o 6.70x15 Bl1ck •nd White Walls _ ABA H AB R H Hurls, AF • • •• $1~.00 Webster. 18 Bowen, 38 '1bn~bach, . .. . . . Atlas Tires tu Ihe j;;,::::~~ uv Mit'h v MPnd1i ni . Fonl an·' Will~o· Ul ~l<kw r ·ll. u . Unrondit1ona11 guarant(!('d . 18 OihN t"p ... I• ill•·•·•. fnL' lh•· ~·-·":':",:~:,11~~?;~~:: by more than 38,000 Atlas H nnk t'lt·l:lll d :111d • "I in 4:8 states. ____ -· . -1 witl 1 Um·•• hit s l'<ll'h. 1 Milu • W!'l'i',l' rnntinw·d 4.70x15 good hi11Jn!! for 1111' l'iral<'s Bla~;kw•lls CF '"OME .G tOWN . . . . . . . . . . 1Olb 79c SALE . frrllnwr• rl 1 Hick~" TWO CHAMPIONS OF TlfE !tOAD ..• tlll S w;1lks ·, c WHY PAY SKY'·HIGH PRICES FOR POTATOl\S ~tddltpott! Tcehnicolor) " I Killed Wild Bill I '{' tl t'\'tl i n r•v•·r~· iuu i u~ lwlp•'d uul hi' iivP f'i1 ·alt· t' ri'IJ !'S 111111 fllltnl'r- Menchlni , '28-P Davis, P -2B Basnett, RF-P M. W~rry, $5 . At Boney's w.. - alto- ~ hrre ~:tft• hin~lt·~ . TIL" h·n ~cot't'.~: Plrate~t Pot. - Mr. and Mn. William Co oil: Jnd Linda Eden· we-re Sunday 1ueat1 of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eden (Jf Letart, Va. ' Mr. and Mrs. Edloe Bryant an4 Mr.' ::n d Mrs: Junli.Jr ' Willlam ~ ot --r------------- ·,-- •-- l•'r••tldil· 1\11,\'tl w•· nt 111 1 lht' W<ly ft11 llw Yanks as h1' ht·ld the lusc1·s !(I t-i g hf hil'i, Jllld atsn Wll~ the hie hiltt•r 11f lh l' ganl~" a ~ PHILADELPIDA UP Mike ht• h:mc,.d nut f,ll ll' hit.~ in -~h .Jarmoluk, one of the Phllodelp~la · 1 - tn lh t pi<Lk Hi l l ll n v i~ ~ tnrl Engles' fnmed "Suicide Sew•n" '( ror liL t' l' ir: 11i·s ;md w ;1-; $.FETY SERVICE I ca llt•d :·; , N9. SeconCf .; "THE LAWLESS STREET" Saturday Only July 21 Tyrone Po~r T,rry Moorj! ",C:Int• 01· Khyber Rl~" cl tt" 1-0 vi! Sisler 4-:l Clcvd und nl Wa.'ihinglon ni ,l! hl - G;m·ia 6-8 vs Slobh:-~ 7 7 Chi <"ngo nt ButtimoL·e nil;(hi -Pi l"t"<'e 13-4 vs f' o rnlt•lro~ 2·2 Hackett's also 1-{111 -. Shoe Store Randolph Scott Ange \9Lansbory Uosl rrn 7 Kan.~os ( 'J \_v 4 Wa chingtnn (j Cl!'Vl' lUilLI !i, 11'1 lwi <'IPV!'. II Wush. I , 2nd ni ~hl B;1li imur!" 4 C hicago 3 night Tod•v'• Prob1ble f11tcht-r• ll!! lruit at Nt•w York --CromPk fi -5 v~ Byrne 4-1 Kunsas City ~ (Cine ma!cOpe. Techll'lcotfn·) Dt•troif 4 Nt•w Voi'k :1. 'Jml Check July 19-20 Anne Francis ·"FORiiD~N P~ANE" Wa shln gthn :# ; 54 .auu ~~ Kama~ i'itv 3tr · M :m7 27 Wf'dn usdA y'l R••tults Dl' l mit R New Yurk 4. t ~t Safety - ' 0 Boston ------ -47 :17 .!iHIJ 10 Chicago _______ 4:1 :m _.') :I t l:l 1 -~ STOP IN FOR A !lin Sl ' I LEAGUE L lb-. and Mrt1 Geor1e Sou den WoJfe. children 0( lertia ret1.1rpfq Cath)' Bluell, Laneuter It tr;om Florida S1turday evenip1 tpendinw thl! summer with her aod •pent the weekend with bet arandparent'. Mr. and Mrt. Cha». IDd J!lronbs Mr1. W. A. St.rka of Murray, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Grendille qrace July · ranee Mens Work Shofs .' $3.99fair ~... (j:70x15 .. . 21.9!$: ni[l~1 t. Charlu ~otre and family , Out· vHle were re-cent peats ot btl puentt.. Mr. a.ud Mn. David STIVERSVILLE LO.NG BQ'1"'TQU ' These Bargains Chec!k Cruiser·. . . . )' ' ~.o blow .a s hot , ,they' Ll hol1~1 fh1•ow Ll, Tommy -. Or ttaey II come up anLI pull l.he ct~b. ?u of my hand .almost before I ruus.h ~Y b~ckswm~~: 1-o see what clul· I .wn. • I afternoon . l hey enJOyed a ptj;!f!IC Lw pper.- MPs . Steve Eblln was . in ' Fridll ~ · cha rge with Mr3. Pat Tracy aiJSLslM2iL'Y Lo u Smith who l.'! spend- \ in g. t.ht summc1· in Mil'hi ~ ~u spe- nt -- -~ - - . wht•kl-nll w1th I he• l.ltW rP nce fam ily. . I I . 'Y' 1 lnntne. two- runs against Joe Black in th e fifth on 'ft()bln8on's t.•rror and o1n1rlesby Snid(r, CUJ'I rurillo and Friday in Columb\11. Major apd Mr•. S. R. Kerr and ehlldren of Ft . Bran, N. c .• apent sev eral deyL~ the pa•t week with Di '•lil atl ll:ntl t· tl \hi' funNa l of 1 F~da Br; t ~hll w in · ('olum 11 I for a two •ttkl ¥1tlt. were receat pHil of Ebtr (.;ar· Rev. and floll!lld Ku!Uf__Of penter and ramily. Trlnwa:y Yi.. ted NqJ:nUr with JJr 1 Ben Alli n and 100 Howard made and Mrs. Clarence lwaUIW, 1 ~r~~~: ~~~Jn!t~;,t::e. delivertnc 11 ZION ~pent Ja nlf'~ C i moh~ on 1l Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin and s pcnl WL•tln esda\• in Hun t cbilLII'en w_e re ~ent cal1ru at tM 'f,hey 1 ~pp~ a u•t\ on l' ttf{('(' hom e of hL'i brothen Art ~nd Wa)._ ,Pent th o "day ilt -tlw. 1er, Park - Brownie Troop No. 2 beld tflelr Mrs. G••urg ~ Ih-n fl haw and Mr$. meeting at , ~ailey's.: Lake Mo~da. v Not lt-eallll ~ Bad Acutally and truly, I haven't please, from now un ~qley is tlu club throwing champion or the world. Not me. tnPt't Wf'llston in the event und I Thursi:lay,' July 19, 1956 ----- ....... Mr. and Mr1'. Al,pha fhu•en' fo Altendanel'! <Lt Sunday School on Hy1ell Run and Mn. Rarbel l& Wlil '16 offering $Jl .Q8. her p :~ rents, Mr . and ~n. John ~ouog of .MLebla:Ut vlalted Sat., /I :J<.J Mra. Sud HudqeU and l>iehl. Mr-1. Florence Howell wu urda,- with Mr. and Mft. R.pymond . and Mrs. !l l' m y Hu d nell ·hsvt• a Sunday a:ut"st. Arnold. after vhlitinw th t> Dr-. and , Mrs. peCan of Hope. Mr. and Mra. Willfam ltillina:e-r '4i ~ Mr. and J,J~ s. Or· dale- Ml!slon. Ky ., were over of Roseville viaittd Mr. and Mn. and lh t• ~11 rn e s;t (>o\1. . night gu f:' sh of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Swauger. Ke-lley _ thrown or broken any more clubs th<1n such players as Sam Snead, &nd CAry Midlecoff. Y{lU wouldn't hard!)! believe tt, but golf Ians have hurt me for a long time by concentrating on my suppused ec. .. certnelttes rat h er than on my go f. Thl'y'll follow me and, when I -- ,lAUREL CLIFF WITH SPORT PARADE ' r· •J m ing Sallu·d ay and Mon 1la r hnv t.' ll .. en des ig1w ted as Meigs L HI!J l.t•<.g u1• day in Pomroy lllld llL'II I"by tt' rr ilory as L!ttle Lea;.: u . I vbyt"rs will pt·l·son?.lly c011durt a I (lown lown and ho us t• to house I dr i\' • fo r f l,\ll {ls the leagu ~ l. itt k Lea!,! uers wil l be stalloned dnwn town on Sa turf'l ay with (' 111. 1 mi ~: ht say, too, that if 1 lli! t aHt t · r~. l: nd th en on Mond11y with a ball lik old Fearle,\ls you'd s iLP•'r vis' ml will mok ' a eomp-i('t, rea lly see ~orne {'lob thro~ing. tuw· of the town wH!t co n tain~.-.,·s 1 might say, too. that if 1 hit to •·H ist- funds . a ball like old FNtrle~s. you'd <HfH' ~rs of th~ Meigs Litlle really sh• some l'lub throw i ng. Lei.ig ue and seventl pnrents met W , 1 · ~; 1 ~ 1 night RL the P!>meroy Ju ~lo e pL·oresstonl~ls st_art p a~ tn II J.:h Schorn with Pl' 1~ident Eddi the PGA chamown:ihJp Fnday Guinthe-r in c!large of th e meeting an~ . after playin~ ~ilh F earless rt WIIS !lllOOUnCed at that time t hat J etlher sh oUld WIO 111 a walk Or r :rth t 1am and every player had -get knocked ril!·ht of[ in the first hr·1·11 covered by Jn .. uranee, and r ound . I'm holding my breath cadl pl:•y e r was r ~ quesld to bLin whil ~ W!liting- to see .wh _t 18 holes S2 ( ~I tr1 hi s nLELnager to oover th.. with him did to my gume. in surance. Plaru wer{' aL«<J marlc- to pic T'1 i~ ,-~ m then break even c.n th .... road ; s • r t·~ tom g ht 1~111\ JJ;•I J dft·o<• t llut tbe~edlegs will h<L\'t' lu get 1l ~lii r li ng agaLm; l S.-1 '" a~l l l' or *Hi; ~ tr to m~;;ke tht' t•urrrn t Hri,.. kl _l 11 J dft'"" t h '·' ~p li lt· two ....... a socc-ess . dt'l' L' L"Il '. :In ti l'll .1'"!1r· I!.•' bruk ,·•• Cincinnati h!l.'l twokPn r vr n in n •·n "' fou• ~.;. • r 11 J. e~t ••mes !iO far . Including \\o't•tlnesd.a, · nlffhl'!i. 6-3 loss lu th · Jli.qjQllyb 'riod&ers, but anotll.L'!' Winning .strenk could .~uh,. t· t ht.! ~fm-e U}L ' He::Hegs tak ~· ~9thfi" ,_ajh.'fh swln,; n. ~t . Thursday, JL1Iy 19; 1955 :_:__- ByAia!'L~aver ~ tittleLeagpers ----TODAY'S Fund Campaign St,''r·ts Saturday lu rlu C:o llll" ;u lU .i ~" od baseball saying Is lh<l\ ~ . b u~~~-~ f rom l lan1il l ron ;1nd ll:i1 r contend t" should win about two ! ,,,,., n tn S••u l h llt·· I,· I'I J l lh• n aut of three ~mes at '1onw ~ nd I Cilw in nati W LW I' ti p Ow ll•Hig(• r ~! pennanl ('('nlend l•r QUITE A GAL - •••• til ,· HPti- CiiU!\ilDIU Rtd!egs ar ~·pla y ing I ~~-~ - iLI HI M .lll :l~1· r \\' d l l A. hloil l \)\ .800 'ball since the All Str r l<1yuff . \'-It• D od);(t' r -~ "' ' ' t' hHrwro·d •n pr •· Wl~af's not so good for a home- ' t;a nk r 1TD • ••n11·~ I" :•l~<ntl ti 1 ;1~1 . The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I ' -· .. . - AJAX AD. ACROSS THE BOARD B.UT·· NoBoDY UND-lSELLS. ~ .. . ' ... -r ". 0 • . 2 reg. 25c ' ki,ng size 89c �• .' ' WeClnesday, July 18, 1956 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mii:klleport, 01-ilo WANT ADS .a.et.· ~~~..:_-"" '"" """' I wurc. oae Ia«n\.11' ~- rOMl£RO\' ' 1 ¥~!101 .HrlloL SOCIE''fY i 4) For Rent Overnight Camp TrJp To Chester SOCIETY QeNI'ho. Alii t~ bJ JJJ A N h h H k h bc~n:s;n ;:lumbu~ ~~~rewh~r br:~ u morniq, beddina and any ueeded supplies mu1t be taken by lath. Pack Muter Batey will Dot be ( 1 ° I M· II' "' , . 12- - I A Big S.vlngs POTATOES . WIENERS • •• ... • Tender Juicy FRANKS ... i • • . - •• 10 lb89c ,· . - . . 39c LJ ~ • ' I COFFEE - • • • • BACH,HERS THIS WEEK ONLY BAKER FURNITURE ~ . On The Brightest Corner In Middlpoort MEAT •• ' MA~KET ' ' ... FREE DELIVERY SERVICB E'Vli:RY DAY PHONE IZU JIIIDDLIPOIII' .. · · ' .'·l~ ~1 · :" · ···/ ~ :v'femnt!Defeats ~ 18 B Auto !:lerv1ces The Da-rwin Softball 117' IF Senator~ 63; ------,--- ·- -- ---·- LERS. Pomeroy. 19G3 CHEVROLET ~~~ t on Pickup, on~ cill'dul ownPr, $89~ . Blacll nar's, l 1 omero.r. Ohio. 7· 12-6tr 1-3-lf Smoked Pitn:ics ...,.. ...._. ~ 115 E. heoncl lt. Phant '1 Pom.ror-. Ohio -=-=====~ Superior Service Trevy-Finsterwold .Funerol Home ,h_ '" 21) Reo I Estate ,! ~-:-:,--_ - -c---· 16 H. P. JO.INSON OIJTBO/\IW MOTOR; al1o ~ H . P . Jo'ln~ on FOH SALE-Pll!:anl Kirby Real EsCONCRETE BLOCKS 1ah'. Rutland Tow114hip. 31 Outbaard motor, like new. Trnd ~ .,lulld Bett.r Por L..,., IH'rcs land, house, barn and out od in on the new &o\l-Atwalt'r GRUESER BLOCII: CO. bmltl-11)8.11. See GOOJ'Ij;e A. Meln· with baU·•· mauc: Ml'trr.Jwl ltun 3 Mllu North of Pomeroy ·hart , Admlnl!trator. 6-1-tf Auto SAles, Middleport , Ohi . On Rt. 313. C•ll Wm, OruNtr. 7-18-Bto ~~. Rock s,rtng1 --------~ · -~-~ ·.: 10r.KD- discount o"n ~t il Myer 's l'umt) ~ "'"'""" ~6o.JI ., . and Wjlter systeml'l. Joe Vt~tli s h. PJumblng, Phpne 411-M, Pmn•• · DOWNING ,'r oy. 7-1/l.tf I'OMEHOY-4-•·oom modern fran<~• II t,At."LI~• D._.lt'b "'======::;:::;:;;::::=~~ r windoFw:~';~~~~ 1 with . Storm duors.bnlhBcautlfull)· btl.sr.me nl, nice Jot. I pint $1.13 prupfrty for veteran at 1 plnt .01 00. 1 quart $1.~11 MIDDLEPORT- 7-room frame FRECKER'S PLUMBLNG SIIHI', b.tth Gns Pomerny, OhiQ.. 7 · 1ti·3Lc (irnvd to Hill. s<rtet street. lllg!t ~loss White Em:~mcl l'aiut Sale- LOOK I rll g!ve you $;1 tor $1 H }'(1\.1 me 11how you how to savl' S$5- your budget each 'month . Ou1· BARGAIN CATALOG <'all fr.nm 20 to 80 o/. uu •llond•'•dl of items. Yl\·rrtund1 .~~ · new and fu ll~· J.:Uar<.~n ­ Ru sh to us flf)W ;:nd .\ 011 otlr calnlo~ plu~ n WOl'l h $:1 towarrl lhl' of nny of our nwl · . Th iR i~ the s<n1w ~~ $..'l for $1. n on' l )u· ~~li~~~~~~~'''~IIIUr dollar tn<"lay In SF:RVIr~ E 1'0., E.· 1831, Okl11homa C1t.y 7·19-l t p '·'•:fto'•d· '1 i1 ha ll~room RODNEY INSURANCE AGENCY Pin, Autompblle. Heelth- ACCIDINT Llh, Cat.ualtv and Bond• ·;~~::ooi MOJDLI'.:I'ORT li•l home wlth bllth, flull"lt5 con - G' ra~t iron tub: 19":< 1ln1lD lull gas f1·onl and ed on corner duu bll"l (iat·age. HAHIUSONVIJ..LE- '1 room frame ho u~e with baTrl.wood ftoora, Venetla n bllndJ. Water ln bouse . Large lot wltb excelleot gardf'tn nnd 4-tar garage $3500.00 F.AltM~40, ~terl'8, nlce, clean, and wcll-(enccd. 1 acrel!' of bottom . 7-room frame hou se with barn flr•.l plenty other bulldlngSI. Located on good road one mile fr om one mile from State from Stntt. Route 124. w:ll trade for grotery 1 ga11 lion, or businen. $6000.00. CUC~LER REALTY Box 229 Phone 108 lb. Good Cleoa Uat!d Can AU Make• and Modell METROPOLITAN · AUTO SALES ol • • • • • ;;; G. E. REUTER AeeouolaDt We Invite Bookkeepbtg Aeeounts. Andllo, Tax J>ro. bloms, Notary Pablle. BoneJ..a Pan RNdy Cod Filtets . ... lb. ... 31C· 1 13-0: ·' "SMALL .l"URK;EYS .. . Pon Reody . . ' • • . . . lb.-51c " ' ' BreQded Shrimp .. ·.I , Fish Sticks . . I ' A & P's . OWN MARVEL .... c'HOICE OF 6 r:-t.:A'VORs """"'· Top Quality at a Savings•. .'.Why Poy More?,' A&P Crestmont... Pineopple, · Lemon lqrdoil'l ' Ice C'ream lors .. _• Oronge Sherbet . . . . . . . . . . qt 39c NON-CARBONATED FRUIT DRINKS ... GRAPE Lincoln Heights Canasta Club Is Entertained Mr11 Eug('ne Conde entertained the Llnooln Helghti Canasta Club Tuesday evening O·t her home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Dailey, Mrs. Lawrenee Morar· ity, Mrs Rirhard Freeman and Mrs. Douglass Sl:-~ger A dessl:!rt eourse was served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard, Mrs. William Wallace and Mrs. Shirley Gutn ther. The next meetina: will be helcl at the home or Mn. Rober\ Da iley on Tuesdr;y evening, July 31. Hi-C ::':!"·~~~- I ; R:ch • ' SUNSET • ~'fATIOM"' ·990 On Your Diol • . --- PLAN PICNIC ThP <~nnua l-plcni~ of Mary Sh r ine ,will b.~ held on Sunday , July at ' I . P. ·m. at Jbe Sh:-in-e Cub, Gnllipol·s F'am1Ues and frljnds at'i! VJPCOmfl nor\ are. "ask~ to bring i~e1r own table servtc ·. Canlon Mist UP - Terl Joh~· ~·op . . th~ -~ p1:0 a~· U1 1 DuPont Country ClUb at Wilmington , Del ., s hot a hole in one with 11 No. 4 Iron on the 190-yarC fourth 'lol<;> litH'ing £:. pracll-ce round for th~ PGA cht.mpionstlip wh!eh star t s Frtday. COLUMBUS, Ohi"fl UP - How. ard HoJ)'8long Cassa.(.)y, o :lio State Unlv fl'sity's two-time All· American halfback . confers w.ith Detroit Llfltul oftlciala todaY· abo11t a. contract for . the {'l)mlng N.a.tlon· al F ootball League ~e-ason. Cas.$&-~ Is r eport 1d 1-e11dy to sign a pact. 22.1 I Pick: up your prescription i£ sh()pping near us. A great 1)1Bny people en trust us with t!te reSpo.nsibtllty of t1iling their preBl•r lptiong. Ml1Y we compouu:.l yours·r • CU ... $COUTS The CUb Scouts hat at, Mrs. Wyolt Chadw•ll. Thtlr them e ia L " Bo1ts" for f.ul~ and the~ c11r1ved 1 . b~atfl fro~ tvory soap. . ,r..ex t 1 meeting W.11l be ih twb weeks. Poaier6y~ Ohio Sf"~t- were Paul, D~ ~id and Jim Preserlption Chemists Chadwe ll, Bobby Grmst('ad, Mau- r •Quotation by Josiah Wtedg('cr ice Cl1rk . C harif~r. and Ravmond wood 0730- 1795 ) McFar1and, Ronnie St~in. Bill F~y Copyright 1956 (7wl) Mrs. Chadweii ... Mrs. ThOmas Gnn/ and Mr!f. Wm . McFaTian~d~--~=====-.:..::.:..::==== Prt·1 O SWISHER & HSE Drug Store I 'lly SHULTS .. . . . . NON-CARB'OHA'rED ... : ' A&P BRAND.; .. PUREFI.ORIDA , .. .) "' ""-*· ' A6'P lrori~••• Pu·, f · ' Holf Melons .. . ' "Oc) ;;r 59' · '• • • •· , • • • • · 80Ch lb. ovg _ · ~ , • water~elons ea 91ci Red Ri- .... 28 ~· _.,r, ·, ~. · i ~- c' ··- . .S cl!.;. ' ELi ERT.A ...:. :i 1NlH UP '~ . ( . ·- .Grc..,.f.,ui•J u:ice •••6$~ Honey· dew . ··S.•· 1 .. ·~ I ,Blended Juic• 2 cons. 49c day ,evening for a wi t\er roa.st. The regular m,a~rrt.J ng of the troop wunam or Rex Ford Miller, whose place · re.idence is unknown and, ho'&e last-. plactr .af .residence WILli · . .. Rock .Springs · Brownie Troop Is En·tertaJned . A&P -Brond .. Orange ond Gropjl~rillt was ' held prroedlng wl..,er roast. Slaw, Potato chips a.nd sort drinks were a·ll'ved· with t!M wlenen. 69c. 27c Hi-C Orange Drink.-~.CA~ · Sc Orange ·.bllce=· ~·~1 ~~.ISC r M... M"ln e Arnold lnvu" the • • ' "gol pkg. pr.eser lpt~>Ons ' TO . ]" l~d.lvldual Is dt-e.ater thnn it L1sed to be. It is also~ a s tatistical fact that you are spending a tess percentage your income for medi· <lnes than you U6ed to. The millions of dollart be. ing ~· pent annually for medl· c&l researc!l has developed med.i. cines t hat are not only saving more. lives, but are also helpi ng you to ge t b~tter muc)l ,more quickly. YOu need leRS mOOicin· ea per illness than you us"ed tb. Modern 'pr-escriptions are wonderful, and w,e carefully- price each one to give you honest LEGAL NOTIC& 1 . '' con• . 6- 6os . . . . . 1Oos pkg 65c j· I~ tJ' ., . ALL 901l\(+ . .2 "" ., • -- ·o Furd Plant, Brook Park Road evefa.nd, ObiO. and that his pre. nt_ place. of resi.denee cannot 1 _ ) ascertained, wi\1 take not ice 1. •'~-·'\lilrri!o' l>R&Ss nt on the 17th day of May, 1966 .. .AI!'.J.J:I~fl!' Assocla.til:ln · t plaintjff, Mildred Mtller, fit Wichita -4 Ch ~ rl cston !> 1 her petition against him in the Om2.ha '·3 S( Paul 2 game calli )mmOn Pleas Court of Meigs : 6 ihnings, rain mnty, Ohio, being cause .n um[ndlanapoli s 5 Louisville 2 1. er 12,419, in tlte said coutt for value. , 7 Innings. . 1 divorte and ot.b.er re ·i ef.' 1 rnd lanapolls 4 I..oulsv1lle 2 2nd The . prayer f ·d tit' on · . Oenv\1' at Minne~flolt ' ppd rain. .. o sal pe I Js ;,a ~~~ • • , for divorce-, care, custody and :' J. _. 1 '-st"ef.., l.ttlftteai ~u• t'Ontrol of minor ch!Jd, alimony I Columbus 7 Havan11. 2 · .an_d supp_o rt for h~~lf ~nd t·he YOUR PHYSICIAN 'J'm·onlo 8 Buffalo 7 ~mor, chtld, and for equata.ble_reMiami 2 RI-chmond 1 1st lief. 1he ~efend.a!Jt ts reqwred t~ CAN PIIONE9 an~wer sa1d petitiOn .;~n the 18tli 1M:ami 2 Richmond I 2n(( 1 Southern A"oclaf.lon d11y of Aug. 1956, or judgme nt WIIENYOU NEE~ StaJ:s ~lO.J'Jirmit 1 g pam o will be laken against him. . . . A MEDICINE East•rn ·Ltague ~LDRED M£Lt.ER. P a1nhff .. 'hrmt<>n 3 J ohn stown 1 1st O'BRIEN AND O'BRIEN 1 " .1 Mto rn evs for Plaintiff. 7 Johnstown 5 2nrl (6) 21. 28: (7 ) 5, 12, l 9, 26-6tc • ' Cap'n John•• Ht •t 'n Eat bu.'i recent newlyweda. · Mr. and Mrs. Pest who were mari•d July , had JU&t rctumed .trom t heir honcym<~on at Virgln1.1 Beach. Mrs. Pest is the former Janet Sammons, .Char1eston . Pre1ent were the hon!Jred g: uel'lts 1 and Mr. and Mr!. Glen Catlett and daugh ter, Su:~:anne of Wheeling, W. Va ., MiSl Joan Pest, Cin Bill Pc.t, Columbu.a and the ho•Ja. • ' !l~ll~ • .·L~e It '' Mllidt 33c lb. 10 o:r pkg 55c I ali. ', • ' I ' . Lawrenc,e, Red Sox 8 Cap'h John's lavatory and clnsPr "e"t w ,.. Marilyn Moor,o Patriel1 Fields. Janloe ODd Jant prl1~0 >ln jllllo n Special Evallll, Lou&nna. L· .ontld 1 Anlta l Vadi sh, PIU!Hb ing, FOR SALE-S\)\aU Collin-s, Su,sa.nu ,. A~. 'Lln41! , . M!1 Headley St.. 7-HHf orn~e 28"'M Bal].ey, Linda Lou · Smith, Rqth Oh ~ o. (Gravel Hi.)J)' Pomeroy \'l•t. Bank Bldll. Ann Bailey and Mrs. , Col. tanks last mo re ltns, Leader. Mnl Donald Bailey, 1 t ime, get our price! Carpeliter wo-rk, doou, fiooring 105 E. Seeond St. and repairs. Crud-e Oil $3 barre II buy. Jtie Vadi.sh. Law· , Pomeroy, Ollie Phone 90'7-M . VlRGU. TEAFORD 48-M- Pome;.....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...,._ •.. cbalnnan. , ·:~~ . Syracuse. 7· 19-6k 7-19-tf Pl!oo• WIPllrhlni . - Fresh 3,~..-; 4 'to 8 lb size . . . . • •- • • ' 110; Boyr 1 Cards 107: Musial , C.mis 10 AIJhburn, Phils 102 ; Dark, Car( BORDEN'S BISCUITS cQIL 1Oc ~~~~~~~~~~o·~:~·~~~.~'~:~~ ~- N~.,: . ARIZONA .. JUMB06 SIZE Pa~ll• 6G . · ....·~~:l..:~:;:;~!.!.!!!.:::!!l.l( ! ger!':· Hits-Mantle, Yanks Whiting 5 lb.69c Mr. and Ml'S. OLis Trevey ente r. tai ncd with a dinner Sunday al their home, Butternut Ave., honoring her son and daugh te r-en-law, Mr. and Mrs . Gene Pest of Colum· i Quality • Merchandise Reosonobly Priced 120 IH Insurance . ' Entertain Newlywed Couple "J!IO.WID8 ~-:.:_--.C. LEAN SHORT SHANK I"' Sliced and Pimento 8o:r pkg. 29c Pickle Loof . 8 o:r pkg. 25c Slic:ed Bologno 8 o:r pkg .. 47c Sliced Peppers Loof • Boneless Beef Stew .. . . . . . . . . lb 55c Fresh Frozen ... Pan Ready At Dinner, Sunday - 19) For Scie Trev~ys UlTLLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pondg, ba s f'ment ~ . lu ndsrnpmg, etc. P. M ("owd cr·y. Lon g Bottom, Ohiu. 1953 PON11AC Acyl in der, 2-doo1 7- 1J.lf - - -- - - - dclux: seda1\. rla \\ ll' ~S two-Lone blue fim .c;h, SHfl5. Blnet tn nr's, RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Ph.onc 200. CJelaod Appliance Pomeroy . Ohi o. 7-12-lll r Store, 118 W. Main St... Pomeroy 1~ MERCURY 2~uur Scdnn ra2·23·lf dio, h('atce·. lwu new t in•t~, 1 · •13:50. Samuel 0 J'f'rry, Hotrl FOREMAN • ABBO'l'T T.V. JiE&. VICE AU D\akel Repaired by Ex .Martin, 7 14-tf pert TeehniclBDI. Pbone 6284 Y - - -j05J PI.YMOUTI!f, 6 pnss. stll tl on Middleport, 8-l~U wa,e.:on {Sub) (i uod 11rcs. hl'n l rr, new rings, Sh11rp blnrk finish. ~_:_=:.==-$843. Pomeroy Mulor Co. Phone Harnos-Slmpson llliuraDX!e Aa:ency, 4-91. 7·14-atc Middleport . Flr.e • Au1Dmoblle· Bonds. Pho-ne 6315-X 6-20-tf 19M CHEVJWLET 1,2 ton PanPI , • one owner, Nt!W p nlnt h•h, hnnter. $81m P1)mcroy Mnt.or Co. COMPT..ETE lnsW'•'J.ce ProttctlOD, 1Me1 Auto, Flr.,, .Polio. C11U Do11 Phone 491 'H4-3tc Mills, Middleport. Oblo. Robinson , Re<lllff ; Boy er, Catds 60; S.nider, Of1 . You llave something To Sell, Trade or All· nounce, Let A· Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Representative, - They Get Results.- (20)Busine's Services Bo~· rr . Cards t ll 20. ~ Ya"kll 77 ; Yo~ Musial, 70; Wertz, lncl 64.; SimpsaJ ans 67 ; Boyer, Athletics, .{{aline, Tiget"s and I.· mon, Senators, all 4H . Runs:- 'Mantle, Yknas 77 :_ YOf> Choice Cuts ... Round Bone ,Selected ... Sliced . or English ~oast ...lb .7c BeefLiver-..-----lb 3Sc Heio Wanted .t . WE BUY Auto 5oles •.,.,.0 ReedsvU.\e by a · play~d on For Sale- Trade OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. .3' Dtll. , 75 ~1 51 87 ,3,<' 76 290 4"5 100 - ~ 21! 161 Lost & Found ) ~·RiC~~ io~...,~ufto Smith, Bi11dbury. Pitturu Wett t.Jten of the p;u•ty by Mr•. Jam t'w uesclay M!S3!7 60107 .3 : ···,· Bof i!'r", Stl. L. • n narw-~;tv;.n:r ~,·:~~;,~~ '"v ~: ~~~ ~~ ~: ~- . • . ft!Cftic' .'' I. 98c lb -------- -----------·---:: THE 8Mim FAMILY War nur, Adult guests lncl\lded Mrt. Warner, Mn. William Walter~. Mr1. Lib by Oller, )\n. Rober t Ha&aerty Mrl. Naomi k:inj, Mrt. Nona Story. Mrs. Ula Hl! nnsler, Mr1. Robert t~tre . Mrt. Dolly Spiret, Mrs. Ma n e carson, Rutland. Ch.ildren prese nt were David Le Vauahn, Kathy Bailey. VIrginia and Craii File , Btu,Hennsler, DoxiJ!: and Penn i Wal ters, J immy W-arner, Cynthia Milll, Brenda , Nadine and PhQt'be Dou glas, Barbar• Ann and The~esa Kidd, Rl._ berta Ann· Duckworth, Ella Kldd . · Chip and ~iehard Haner:-y. JuCy Overturf, Martha N1eholson, ,.., Clrolyn Sue Nictlolson. Debby '.J and Gene Carson, Steve ar.d Rkky - Oiler, Pat, Peeg~· and Steven Cl818 of Story , Tommy Snires. Bes•i·~ afl•l were Shirley Smith, Debby, Cherola ~ -·~--·- ... .. .............. -u.dy p1rnic and (..:ath1e l<:ing, MifkY Zer~le, uesda)' oo. t·be- laWn at the home Clifton( ' F Mr;!l. Jaeob -. Mees, Athen~. with ·n. Minnie · Neutili ng as co-hosCUB SCOUT TOUR ·ss. Den Five ol tht! Middleport tub A s hort business 1ession was con ucted b)' th e presi denl. Mrs. G. Pack w~rf! accompa nied by D,en ~- Parker, after which a sotial Mother Mrs. William Mo~; ri.s when they toured Rich Valley Ice Cr€!am ow- was enjoyed. Attendina: were Misses Aueusb plant Middleport Tuesday Mrs Wll nd Ada, Genhehner, Mrs. TbotnaM bur Rowle)· wus in charge of ihe foeglein, Mrs, Parker. Mrs. AL inspection tour and treated ~be ert YoutJa:. Mrs. Richard Ca mp- tollow ing Cub11 to a fill up of \Ce "11. Mr~. Jacob Gloeckner, Mra . cream: Juck Satterfield • Micky ).Jude Darst, Miss Carrie Yea- Morri~. J im'::' H ~rkett , Bill Neu!.z '!~" . Mr~. C. E . W. Downie, Mi ss Hn" David Tnoma•. reUe Bing, Mrs. Bertha Pownall, "TH!I.SE THINGS . ln. 0 . Jl. Myers and the hm~tess· C.-\LLF,Jl DEAR ARB, s. Guests were Mrs. T. W. Bene:l:'l, WHEN JUSTI,y Irs. Dev Hvsl'll and Mrs.. Gertrud~ ESTIMA~rRO. 'reneh of Pnmerov; Mr~ Sidney THE CHEAPEST" tcKnight , Karrsas Citv, Mo., Mr6. t ~ rman Strsuss and granddaugh•(Aut!'lor's name below) ·r , Ci nda Sue Cotner of Atheri~ It is true that the cost of 1d Miss Kathrl·n Benge'! of Cin· or I r.-aders r I .. • Sally, taur year <1ld dau1hter of \1r. ~nd Mn. Robert. Duckworth .e lebrated her birthdt; with 1;1 :JIIrty al bflr home Tuesday. The party will -held on the lawn nd a b1rtbday cake deeorated in eilow and lill·een was w:ed aa the enterplece of the table. Cup ~ake;; leeorated with yeUow roses, ice ream , koohld~. mints and favors f balloons, sU£keu and bUbble {urn were aerved to t-he gue!tJ by .rs. Duckworth wbo was W itted •y Ru th Ann Lockett 1nd Shirlt>v and coffee will be by the Happy Harv Jters I .JI elro.u pr:icedh1g thtl m e~ting and a 1 BY UNITID) : : : d in he-r f; ~ill be 1erved bY thl! NATIONAL wo~pen ot 'the Federat ed chu'"<'h l Pl•yer·Ciub G ~-o~ also bY, t!1e W()m en of Q! , Un. Ba:Jey, ._ .. 1~ed Me-thodist -church.. Following Aaron, Milw. 78 30 1 51 99 .3 ••• Maxwell Hou•e Both for $169.00 - • Stlnlers ••• REGULAR 169.50-2 PIECE. LIVING ROOM SUIT onjl REGULAR 49.50 SWIVEl. ROCKER · ATi.CHNi~S Befpre, Ohio -- al Wor:ne.n'l SAVE ON Jome• Forrell lox 54, ' I 1 "IITtiR -IRUSHIS" \ fhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ol'ilo ~ Pli"'l weioc- made for the Rqion. held sponsor d by the Friendly Gu~ld which will be Ctrcle. , bi!J4 ~t tlle ' P'ederati'M! C hur~ h oil Pllnii were also made lor f.amil) · Oet..A1'lllen .tbe ex4cu.tlve Ooard Dlght at t'le .neXt reeular m 1et1ni of the 1Women'a Gu.lld of the F-ed· of the Guild with th r Friemlly Ctr erated Church met Tpe.sday l'Yen· cle as ho.&te-Js s. A book review Of Jna at the churc~t ' · the Americe. n Ind:an will be giver 'fht rneetiQJ op ·<lrlf'd with. a l!'"ead by Mary Vkginla R' ibel and Mik ·! llJ and prAyer by Mra. Waldo ·sl.minoru h as been Invited to · d~ Ba,~f.;. f!r!Ia.s ·Eliwbd h Fiek, pres-[ play hls lnd.inn collection and ((J.v tthftt1 ipjfo~ntcd the toUowing rl1tlr a talk Oh th e American Indian. I n1en for the regiana.J meeting · free will olfertng will be htk#l Miu Ernw. Smit-h, registration : and g.lv£-n to Simmon.!! for hl.s worl Mri. Louis •Re;llb.,l. reception; Mrtl. wit h the Indians. Btii lieutzling, dec,Jrations: Mrs. -------Fred Plaettnar, pagES: Mrs. Lena ., dln. . r: M" Morvin Burt ~Ia]' Lea~rne and ~. Roy Seyfried ,, !"'- pl~ rlre pl&eet for warm-tlt. BACK WITH Cub Master Ben Batey has anther, Chne Matthews, ~ seriously nounce1 an over night campjng IM:IIIUn tasertlou. FURNISHED APARTMENT 4 HI at Univt>r s1ty Hos pital was tnp at Camp Chester J\lly 2.i for IJ!ea•l .One mooUI ror 2S .:eob rooms and bath, utilities -;pai.d , Mr a•d Mr•. M 1 · G called home by Lh e sudden death Cu bs uf Pack 244 and their fathera I word. " " . e Vln . HOf'lf h h . J J h - _111 A"'"" ot 2 CE· ... • P"" wora will furnace bea t, adults. No pets. sehl~r and sons of Lubbock Tex o ~r nep e-w-m- aw o n Rus. or other adult ~uardians . Each Cub mu st be under tne · ' ' ... _ -~ Also f urms · h e d bedroom. Neor are guests of her parents, Mr. ' and·• sell. Che•" hire. ue Charted for advertising if not P omeroy Hig h Scbool. Mrs. Fred Mn W. O. Barni!z Mrs AJ!t'en Cnsto and daugh iN , PAJO.~or belllO~fl ~e ·...:;~of each Langlotz, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone H.cv and. Mrs. Halph Z"•del and Sylv1a.. Cheshire, were. rec..?n! UlOD"" 0 owlll6 inSertlon. 302 X 7-l'"tc. J oh n ,..., f· mil d >I , D . J " gue.,"Is o f Mr. an"" .'I l.li;. Siron -w Ad•tltti&ln.i-5bo1lld be _ - - - - -- - u Y an ' r . <JJS)' ~sper an· Br a . d fa 111 Refrigerator; on \'acat10n In Was h tng lon D C Y n <In y. ftported>ima.:.edtatouy . 'Ll!ll Daily 8 cu . f1 Adm iral ,.,.,, Se• Mra. AI · Carla Wi13on MiddlE- port' · : Mr. and Mrs. Jalue~ R. Cochran Seotl.e l will not ...uc.. reSI>''Ds.iblf' I •partmo•t " .. .. . • ' was hav ~ returned Jrom a 2000 mile tot. more tbaD on~ tDcorrect ia.· bert a Mil am. Syracu:w, Ohio, or an ovt>rntght guest of Janet Car· t" Th · · d 1· Wttoa. phont) 905-Y. 7-17-:Up penter Tuesday vaca wn rlp . ey VI!Hte ar ~- ~--•a1 N Ot>s' ·-cv h. t d h army buddy or Mr. Cochran in , 8 11 ~ ut ·1 ....... n.<l t.pt'CI O· :·or n'nl - E!(•t:\nc wa pape r 11 cy a re urne orne S 1 AI d tl d l I titea oi Eventa pnnted .at re•u· s teamer Cllnl"" F » her, Mid after a bu.smess vU;it 111 ~h·H he a _e m. a., _a!l Jen rove 11 "" w Va .n ee n Chicago to VIsit her aunt, Mrs. lar ela.$Sified. dlt-~orl. Ph . 6265-X. J1 . J.tf 1 rat,..a. Otntuanes d Gl C d d Ann Byron and uncle, Delmar . h d pu bl IS e a1 ce.nt per wor . rs. en at 1e~t an aug htcr Dalst and Mrs. Dant. Their ohll · Cllar&ed Ad.s tt"!cetved oy matl or For Ledden, •- firenlr--ti:xte-naioa ld B . .. D Cl .... Su7.anne 0{ W h PI;' 1mg. w· v a., ar~ dren Linda and J1mmy remained to!Ppbun~ J!Ven carefUl Jt'...JI \l .x:a 0 oaru.:~l NP O.ua. the guests or M a nd M lion. Clinton Fisher, .Mfddjeport. . r. rs. Ot 15 here with their grandparents, M :· Phone 62ti~X. _ _ __t_:~I~J'reve~ . and Mrs. C. P . Williams. Mr. and M1·s. A. H. Bae r who 'Mr and Mr F k Ch" . I t l< d II lt' 50th weddmg . . s . ran - CJi • •"40 'ICeS f1vc room apartments; 2 fuUl'· cam.(! o a e n b1·e w. Mrn Dale Mourning and room apartme nts, AU with laun- anmversary of h 1~ -~ls h'r 2nd brv- Mrs. Norman ""'ayland are in S_A_C_RED - -H - E-AHT -G Uit~iJ - ln; dne;s and gar~ge.i- .1\. N. Bengel, th er-m-law , .\lr. a.nd Mrs. Albel t t:leveland attending th e Slate Le- 1 CREA"'M SOC IAL, WL'rl nc:.day, Pomeroy, ObJO . 5-14-tf Ebersbach left 1uesday Cor Col-~ ~ion and Auxiliary·- convention ~ car 1 t t1 ·t,·tc umhu.s after a ten .d.ayg vi sJt with The ChcesebrewA are r epresent " J u I Y •• ~ t: l'l I:! uot .s • · itOUMS lor r e nt. Ph one 205, Porn· th Eb b J ' ~~ t' ' !>om 4 p m e ach fami y and her s is·' t•'ves •r Drew Webater Post an<l '-A-Ill muous Sl'rvm g · · croy. 7-l6-6tc t Mers M K " on . Public Jn\'tled . 7·18-::ltc ·- -- -- ------'--'-.:C:: Te~ , IS.s ~r.cla_ arr, Syracu.se Auxiliary and Mrs. Mourning .an d ---- UNI''UHN ISH~ lint floor apartey Will VISII 10 C:olumb us With Mrs. W.ayland represent Feeney· ment; fURNISHED second floor Mr. an,d M~s. Darwm Bryan be- Bennett Post Auxiliary. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW';" Baller'a will give yu u the best apartment. Call 6170-J 7~ 18-6te fo_re ret urn mg to the1 r home b1 Mrs. J . B. Hayes who bad been uade on !urmh;.re W' applian-- - · - Tipton, Iowa. staying with h er daughter Mrs ce~o · 4 &-tf Fu rn isht>d ap ar t men is for rent 206 M< <. B"n Neul-'>·hg, stote cha 1o. Frank Cheese b rew and husband - · ~ - ---- -Mu Iberry AYe., Pomeroy. Phone c v .. lain. Mrs Dey HyseJ! and Mi.s.c; durin g the last illnel'.li or her hu ~45 or 37tJ. 7- 19-6tp b - - - - -· --~-- - ___ Jennie Sue Ei se lstci n left t-oday and, hu returned to her homl' House fur rent, 5 nnles from Ra· for Clev('l and where they will atin Chester. An other daughter, l.(JSt - Bruwn J N~cy Co w with ewe lin Portland !load. 7 rooms tend thr. American Leg ion Auxil- Mrs. M:ary Ruders mith is staylflg cr1mpcd hornh. La.<,\ ~~·<·n f"riwith 1!:11..<>, e lectric, water in kit- inry ~t alt' cun vent.ion Tbey will with Mrs . Ha~es at present. day at 1-!ob~n . If fuu ml cull chen. G-ood lucahou, Write Box represent the Drew Webster Po ~t, Robe rt Turner and childr~n c,f 68HI M. Wm . Jl u.~: h , )Jiddlepurl , 668-X, % The Dailey sentinel. un 1t. Bucyrus are visiting hiS paren1.-;, Ht. 1 on Rt. No. 7 7 lt:i-3k 668-X 'J.. Th .1 Da1ly Sentir.eel. Mr. and Mrs. J oe Turn er while he George Hood anrl Mr. and Mrs. is on vacation . Mrs. Robert Tur J John Earl Hood and fam1ly of ner is vactionjng in the southern ( 1.6) Charleston are gue!!b of Mr. and s-tates. , L H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 24 FOR SALE OR TRADE Mrs. Emory Haggy and crther relaMr. and Mrs. Stewart Harri s AOllf Wrecker Service. Day 8 Rooms and hath, 1 block to tives ·and su n, Dick, have returned from Phone 6227. Night Phone 6039AT AoPI either school , 3 m inute.~ walk tv ~;_;_.;;;;.;;"".;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; I f Ashland , 0., wh er e they visitt-." X. DODGJI.PLYMOUTH DEALt ow n. Priced fur quick sale. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ERS. 3-8-tl Phone 500·J . 7·16-6tp Clark. :omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, Peat"l Hysell, Rutland , is conJ'I'RUO'I'UlU.L 1 BEAMS 4 room~. 1f.t basement, .hot wateT b~:ancina: and brake sf!rvice. fined to the home ofhi< ois ter . and ~hower, nt Ma~:~(m. Call TUr· Hackett's Saf&ly Service, Welt Mrs. G<"!orge J ohnson , local, with ner 22295. Mrs. F. C. ~itton , lbin Street, Pomcro7, Ohlo. a severe virus infecti on. 7 ·16-6tp 80RAP ffiON _ IIETAIJII Mrs. A. H. Carpenter who has Phon. D1t!o Poml!lrDt been visiti ng relatives in Chicago and Ohio has returned home. 1-fpr 1952 CHEVROI.i':T Delux 4-duo; daught l' r, Mrs. s. L. McCarthy MAN WANTED . For Rawleigh Sedan , Pv~er ghrl e, spark lin!( and sons Tom and Bob, Clncin· bu~ t ness in Pomeroy . No exo~ri- 11 meta llic grct.·n fmi s h, S69Scnc11 needed to stl1rt. naii are visiting Mrs. Carpenter Bil.lcltnar's, Pomeroy , Ohio. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton to make and profits 7-12-tltc lmmedtatcl y. Writ e and daughter, Ellen . - - - - - ---- - [)ept. OH:.J -8411190, Mr. a nd Mrs. Allan Knopp •have 1 ·P ~il DUIGK Su JJCr 4-tluur Scd;m, purcha sed the lot owned by Mrs. Ill. '_______ _ __:___:_:....::! su per in C ~(· ry wJy. $795 Ulai'LMaude 8 cek nn Gran t St. , tnllr '~. Pom eroy, Ohw . 7-l2-6Lc Mr snd Mrs. Willia m Mayes 1!162 I.NTI':HNATIO !\JA I. 2-t on, and daughter, BHrharll . Uma, are MACHINE LWB, 2 sp. ax:~. 8.25x2U tJr es, KEETUNS S ~-: WJNG visiting b1s moth er, Mrs. LueiJ! C' $395 . Blaet-t na:t;'s, l'umeroy . SEilV ICK (tuarnnleed Salea & Mayes and grandmother, Mrs. E l i~:·Service All modi:' Is repa ir~ & Ohio. 7-12zabeth Kirby. --' clecl rlfit>rl . p. 0 . Box 148, Phone 1!155 fOHil VH Sunlnlt'l' Cunv . IJUfJ.J. Pomeroy, Oh10. 7-19-ti J:<'o rdom :~ lic , f U l I l'![Uippt>d , ('hoit-e or two s llllrp l'a t·s. ~ 195 . QUlCK SERVICE on Watefl Repairing by Faeto17 1)'alued Rlacttnar's, Ponwmy, UhlO. watchmaker. COLLINS JEWZ7-12-flte r.barae • 'allb per word for threto lOll tbe Clbi.D till eJectrlclt:J and a. ' I . - -...:::.....-----. ------------~~:~~:~~ ' Sally Duckworth Celebrates Birthday egictnal Women's GuJ/d To M£<et . - .' _;_. .At' Federt~ted Church October 28 With -Party At Home, Tuesday Afternoon ion of an adult. able ta 10 unW '1:10 -q. m. Satu~ FoOd for saturday and Sunda)' day. Bunk bed& are a.VaU.ble llld MIDDLEPORT Cub Scouts Plan I ' \ NANCY WHEN CLOS LEF'T A OF' PEANUTS MY DESK r---"'1 �' ' • • ' • ~~D!~~·~----~·~·----~--------~----------~Th~e~D~a~i~ly~~=n~t~ine~I,~Po~me~ro~y~-M~~id~d~le~po~rt~,~O~h~~~---------------~----------'--~T~hu~r~sd~o~~~J~u~ly~19~,~19~5~6 ' ' . TO itoLD PICNIC • ~-:t,!:""::i =:·=---·•r::;:IJanice Roush, Richard Briggs The Daily Sentinel ,.,eoth Methodist Young People • Wedding Vows lre f""Lang-~ .,..iff ............. roq.......... .... tlble tMii" ... 1 Pllalll were made for tbe younr peoplt of the Heath Methodist C~urch to a~d th~ camp at tan. easter thb month Wben parents, members of the Sr;a1ior and )uniar Youth Fellowship& aad the Rev. and Mn~. C. R Kor.krl&ht met at t.'te chun:b Wedli:tJday eve.ni-'l.g. WICIOIAMI INTiaTAIN .... . --·-<H'd. lDCIJin. J - Wlethom, Soy Scout Troop 247 Charter Presented T Roc k Sprmgs ' Meth d'IS f Ch urch • l ,, ~ ROOMS Of Htw Furniture = POll g i BAKER FURNITURE m-,., it:.! I .. . ~iss Janie~ Tayl~r. ~~:h;~~ ~t~:e hB:!tk~e ~= f~~~ c;mn~ ~huckt>e Go/den ~edclin9 ~~~s~~:~T~~= ~=~~~; ler, Doris Johnson, Edna Riden.IS Obse••n•d By our, Amanda Davis. "~ Former Res'luJents IIOES past Off.ICers . Mr and M Elr. L w· for~er reslde~is of.!l ~uddtg~~. , Picnic On Sunday Route 1 eelebrated their gold wedding recently. Mi-. and Mrs. At 8Qf'/eyI 5 L0 ke.. Wlggns ·llv111 on Middlepocl Rt. 1 in 1 I - At Simons Market Fresh GROUND BEEF .. . . . . . . . 4LB $'1.00 Pure. • .. . PORK SAUSAGE .. 4LB $1.00 Steak Sale ROUND. T-BONE SIRLOIN·. • • • • ~ • • • •• .. . • . .. . WIENERS ' . . 69c lb ... 79db . . 69a lb . 3 LB $1.00 • Slleed -.1 JOWLBACOH • • • • 6LB98c •• Home Made •HAM SALAD. • 59c LB ~~~1:.C.R~ ................ '\ ;;.we... ; ,.....,,. ...,, aoLOGNA .• . I ':4 L.B $1.00 Piece , · COLA SIMONS MARKET · LoW.st of olllo colorlto lrit! OPIN BVI$NINGS UNTIL 7:30P.M. 8 DAYS AWEI!K W. IIIAIN ST PoMEROY HARTLEY Mluol Itt!. IIOY&L CROWJf IIOT'IUNG OQ. BENNETT'S & .NationaUy • Known Durable fabric supporttd Teu and scuff rel!lltllnl, tan and naturel, • Solid colors stripe~ vinyl for fattlnt br:111ty, Colon: Blue, grHn, grey, . Reg. $2S.OO 26-inch Cases Sale $15.00 • :Starts Friday· Reg. $16.50 Train Ca&es Sale $11.9S '. ·' 84 Pair Token From Our ~(tgulor Stock All Sizes In ,. , 'The Lot But Not In Every '. Style , ' ' SPORT SHIRTS :rauored for perfect fit. Sanforized. A wide assort ment of patterns to choose h·om. Silt's 3 to 16 Mens SOc • SPORT SOCKS Denims, .. gabard- quality knit shirts with short sleeves and collars small, .medium and large sizes ers- sizes 2 to B.. . 39c .. Dollar Days ·l)'RESS TROUSERS S,ole! $6.89 - Sale l $5.89 ' SOitl $4.89 BATH TOWELS Regular 1.00 Bath towela. Solid nJora, pleldt and wide attll)ft. Big liz•. lxtra hHvy. . 2 far $1.49 ,!.•1 · ~II Priced For Plastic ' :Q~ick Clearan eel quilted plastic choir seats with ruf· fl~ , and qui ted cboir bock to match. Solid colors of.:red; blue, yellow ond green. ,·,$1.00 a Set HARTLEY & . BENNETT \ ·. • I • ' • I I I • PLASTIC DRESS H~NGERS Aximinster CHAIR SETS • ' ' aa :, • safety in · th4~ 8.!1 {'l.i" from they could . state were Funeral services for Mrs. SUllie · . ·'· ~ IQ.bble, fl~. a Iifelone resident Jf Re~dsvUle We!'e held on Tues. day followJng .her auddel;l death ·on l•st Sa~urday. ', · She J.a .surVived b)' her 'husban'tt 'Horace, five daughters Mildred .and Forrest at home, Mrs·. Ralph Barton' and Mrs. Wllliam'Conerove Gf 'Reedsvllle and fdiit, JWDle 'Xitie of BeJpre. , Services were held •t .the ~·en tJB Church with Rev. $!den make otfkletlng. Burial waa made Jn the Eden Cemetery. RUGS ond· .... -1 CARPET SAMPLES . ' . '. size 21 by S4 inches. While they lost $too · ,f ' · TOILET TISSUE . 650 sheets on e roll 12 ROLL$ ·,$1.'00 . ' DRESS HANGERS All plastic clreq hangers with IWIY~ hook, 1 8 far $1,00 ' MoJ~se Aprons IO.A!qUare ltiHerM. percales. Prlnlad · ..... . 2 far $.1.00 Carl Robinson • 37 oJ We1; Col . · · . umb1a. Rural Route, d1ed at 9 AM I sent. ' p1 nnegan. Hls delJuneiation of the company offer was audible to newsmen. Flnnega. n said, "As Jon" as tl.D..·' • " ... ' mect IDfl there is hope The meeting between M~Donald and John A. St..... u. s. <tee! ..... ~a"'·, ·~ <? Corp. vi«·presidE'm, ond - . '"' ..... senta.ttves of Bethlehem and Repubhc Stt!t'! corporations. ''Th er. say they are malting , COilcelt§Jon when they offer a flve.yeal" contract," Arthur Goldberg USW counsel was reported to have told ·tht> merl iatora. "In t.~" 19-year history (I( this umon, 1t ha.~ never signed 3 con-· tract l? nger than two yean, and that w1th rl'opcning cl&uiiC. They caU that a -:oncessinn?" he snid. McDonald denied the <'Omp!lnies have made a new formal ofrer. Ill! salt! "as far as I know" t~ e firmt are still standing on t!Ieir fiveyear no-strike proposal made June 13. Mr8. Maude Vale '"""''''''' o.ig!nall was killed . al"r ;mgcmr db 'haVe not bt.>cn rompll•tf'd. ---- t ..YrAl-OlO Mike Slbole 11 getting bll last eight of things around tllm u b1l adoptive mother, Mra. Jamea w. Sibolll, teiida rum rrom &1,1to to Orlando, Fla., hoeplta.l tor removru ot tll1!1 second eye. Cancer. The ftrat aye .... removed two years ago. Also cancer. · t41ka'• real motbar ~t bez eyq tor the 1ame reason.. Doctora JOW liVe blm a GO-D. 0 cbano.• to live. (lnt.,'RGiticma~BounctDhoto) Geor«e SLoem ker tl H a Deat.h Reported .In Peons ylvania Hop CaSSIdy S•gns Contract · kie tb:'·~~~aso~~:;c~;~~e':~~e~~ WI"II Be~·g·best Pru"d Roo vidcd for en average pat . boo6t of 7.3 C'1!'rlll' ·per howr 1 11~ 1'". proaim'ately 10 cents an hour pre Funnal services wHI mium pay for Sunday work effeeI at 2 p m Mondl!.y in the live July 1, 1959, and ill ~~weell: I ChApel for Mrs. Maude Vale, guaranteed annual wage plan. Z32 W. Main-11t Pomeroy The USW pressed for s suh!it.ao. died shorlly aftl!l" arrival In Meigs tial but l!nspoeeified wage intteaae General Hospital tQd.ay of a heart and premiUm pay for Saturday&.·· ·~ ··->. attatk . She was transported to I I ~:. h:t~':.:: ."'mEm..gmy Squad-' Balanced Budget ~h~o~;~~as~o;~ a:h,~eope~!f~ tlf ( 78, of Beaver Falls, Pa, _on July Street .a~dl'l'SS. 1;t. Sarv1vmg are four sons, Alton COLUMBUS, 0. UP Ohio Detroit offlc!als said t!ley I!On· 1 M: Sh k of Morrow. 0., Ralstu n of ClewSlate All-AmCTican Howard Hop- ferti!d with Cassady several tane~ 1 ero r.' o::;a cr a r"~hvc of Porr:i l~nd. Clair of Celina, 0. and Fern along Cassady was launeed on before agrcemg to terms and that A/ w~ e son rlly ton an of Columbus. A daughter, Mrs. his professional football career to- he spent a day meetlng club off1Jee S oemaker Mr . Shoemaker May. Holmell o( Columbus end day as "t!le hilhest paid rookie In c1als ln the M'iltor City last Feb. and fa~lly left Pomeroy ap()l'o- a brother, Bern Dailey, of pozo... the Noo.tlonal Football League·." I Cassady WIIJJ to beg!!) b::alnlng Xlmate.y 30 ~cars ago.. . .eroy alao survive in addiUon to The Detroit 'Lions slg~ the red with the College AIL·Stars · today· . Su~tvui'S mclude his wife, Ja- 8 grand ~hildren . and several haired Oblo State halfba~k t:o a for their game next month .,with me, fJVe so~s, George, Kenneth, ni~s and nephews. two-year contract Wednesday, call-j the Cleveland Browns. He Srrived Rolland, Orville Homer and Ralph Christian Science Reader, Ella lng [or an estimated · $15,000 an- homt from Japan a · week ago after and two daughters, Evo'lyn· and · A . Mlller, wUI conduct tbe funnually, .s tour with the Ohio Stpte baseball Blsnche all of Beaver Falls, a bro- era! services with burial to be "I'm very s 11 tlsfled and very tram. ther, Shennan Shoemaker of Cosh- made at Point ft.9ek Cemetery. lucky" Said <:;a.ssady at a news Kerbawy !!laid league policy pro- octon, a sister, Mrs .. Clara Julien Friends may e~Jl at tbe funeral confefence. "I hope I'm as lucky hlbited releasing contract terms, of Sharonville and &eW!ral ~Uand- home at any time. with Detroit a& 1 was .at Ohio but "Hop \till be thc highest psld children. Stat~." rookie to come into lhe National Funeral services were held in League t~ls year." Beaver Falls, S.stutday. Anderson Preside-nt Edwin J. d G I M Ni k K The spce•ry 17:J-pound hal'fback 0 t h uanager "'· ctb er- who made -•ood In blg·tlme coll.e""' Ohio Liquor Store CINCINNATI, 0 · UP-Produce: banawy enerl o e ons ma""'e e ane.... • • • Egg.!!, .~tcady, unchanged; con· nouncement. Terma were not dls- rootbaU without leaving bis homeHours Are Chal&ged sumer, U.s. A. whites and browns closed. !own, still ha.s two years of mlli· Effective as of today the store jumbos 4249; large 40~43; medtary IHI!'vice in front of him, but 1 34-35 n ht' probaMy will not be called for hour:s- for tlH'· Ohio State Llquot urns · ; sma 2+27. B larg~ a Store .oo Mulberry Ave. Monday 31-34. 11 ye r 01 two. throua:h Thursdays wit! be from 11 ChickMs, fryers unRttleci: fry. T!lil!l 11 probably the first time al a. Ill.: to. 7 p. m. . crs 3·3~ lb. 19-21 ; hens, heavy professional football team ever On Fnday;s and Saturdays bouts · over 5 lb 16-17: hen"'-.5 Jb and new lfJl own personnel to sign a have lieen c.b anged to be from 11 under 15-16; hens, llgbt lYDe l:J. ._.'<lllege football star In his home. a. m. until 9 p , m. 14. ·f town," AndersOn Sll.ld. "J know ,Luella B)utter creamery DO .score 68. Michigan wlll take to him just a.s - - -- - - - - Two divorl!eS were granted in '•d'"''d that th~ collrt Of Comm~JD Pleas by CassadJI will fill the shoes of t!le Judge Cedric Clark -this week. Ruth E. Robinson was granted retlt('d Doak Walk('r , who wound a divorce from Earl W. Rob!naon up a sparkling career with Detro!t with the fe-rmer being awarded last season. Cussady w.i.ll hand'le . r.:nd Place-kkking cnstodv /'l r th .. ,. .... ,.,Jp'~ only child : Lhe running chores In the Lions hnckftelj. Sylvia Marie Dowell was gr.an ed a divorce fr om Leonard Dowell . Care and custory of,.the couple's four children were jl'anted to the mother. I I I ° IMarkel Reports Granted In Meigs Co. Court Today I m1~:n~' ~,~:~.~~· . Mason Hospital Allocation Is , State IL:~ D Made D.Y Pc l'! ~lnouth. R I . m11n and w1fe wNr arrr~kd on mlnxl· CAI.inn chargrs Thursday by P<J· trolman W. R. D a vi .~ of the Stal"j Highway Patrol and arl! aw<Yting hcarinjl 111 thr roort of Mayur E. F. R obin.~r>n 1his rv ~ ning at 8. Frank J Prrt.rmrr. Z8 , wa~ lodged in .11PJ~.~ County jai l. Hi ~ , wife. Betty .1. P1·e<tem'-'r, 26. wa.~ 1 charged w1lh intoxication and wa~ releasE"d oo bonrl . The patrol a l ~o rrpOd.ed the arrest of Lewis M. Wolter , Sf. Clarksbur1t W. Va ., for. speeding. Wolter posted bond in the amount of $15 for his appearanCe in may'Ol''s cmll't in }>om&roy tonl.aht. 1 A The allocation is dependeni mall!hing fuods. A upon local drive bas been conducted Jor sOme t!me in the past to raiH the· neCe68~ fundS itt ·the COI#rty for tbe' hoepital'l C9DstruetiOL ~· " ' .. . Is ACheJV • ed B.y : u• s• Tfeasury ' . · WASHINGTON UP T:!te Treasury wPUnd up fiaeal )~ with a $~,'1M,oc:M,1,000 surplus--ita Dllt In five ~rs. The &overnment used the Sll!loo plus to wbittle down tbe uUonal \. debt. The Treasury in the U: montll periOd e:ndjog June 20 spent $8tl4 bUllon and took in $68.1 billion. mlinly froiJl peTSQn<~l .and corpor... tion lneome U.xes. Tbe surplus ls tbe fint si~ 1 JUDI!' 30, 1951, w~en tbe govern. t 1 k men 00 in $3.5 billion mOft than It spent. TbJs yea.r'.s income figure ·b an .U.Ume record. But spending well.un~r the $98.4 bUlion· reeord - 1""' set 1n '"5. wac -------~ D. OF U. v. TO MEET Jane Howell Tent Daugbten of Union Vetetanl!l will mHt at the DAV Hall Monday evening. In~ speetion will be held and ali mem. hers are urged to be present. FIRST OF JET-POWERED AERIAL FILLING STATIONS Rhode Island Man ·Is Anested For Dmnken Driving The W.cst VIrginia Stat.e Boanl of H'!alth In Charleston . Thursday approved of an alloca!ion of ap· proxim.11ely $188,220 to th!!oMason County Genft'al Hospital at Pt. Pleasant for construction of a fi2bed facility. live-y.~r By ITwo Divorces Are ""';_·--'---~-- I BIas t VI•cl•liDS Reported F • ,_'" ' " ' PI1TSBURGH UP -Steel in- f Ne oUai , and union negotiators barg~nlog0 ~~~!ec:!.Je~.JO joint ilus try knuckled down to apparent giv~- EDT. · p. m. and.take bargaining today with The Big Th I:M•th sides reported on the verge was understOO:~ ~::;:::Yanof_fer of mod ifying their .stands In tile pro~ money offer 'b t th u~rnw· 20·day ·old strtke of 850,000 .steei- wu re . u e worker, ported boldUig out for a. 15· «nts nn h · The United Steel workers Union weekend our .P 8Y mcrnse and was understood to hne rejected and .0 e.:~:mJum pay ol time a management p~opoi!IIJ to scale USWn ·,!si~or Sunday llblttit I &wn Its 52-mont!! contract. offer Donald pre· ~td ~nid J. Meto a three year package contain~ yesterday Jec ;ttal e proposal ~g wag~ and Qlher benefits. But . Mr. Do~~ ~peHed~lit hb: rrjec. f' tJon m a loud spo~n session with U: S. MetUation Dlrf'Ctor Joseph F. 'IV1\ndi'tJ'on O£ ., :\oliddlcpofl Firem('n 1 ~2 4 Pl Plan'S wet~ made for an Jcl! CrP.am Social lu be held SatUf'· la~·. Jtlly 28th, on !he lawn of .he Villa,l!e Hall w.hen the Mlddlt>pr..,_ V:o!lt<tte~r Firem('n's 'Asso·iu-Hon met at the Firemen':& Hall l'hurJday evening, CharlM MUr· ray, president, was in eiwlr.ge of t,he meeting and appointed the fo! Ftat.h~. lowing commi-ttee for the social: He is a graduate of Midd)eporl Way·n e Gibbons, Robert McEihln High School and formerly opera!· ney, James · Daniels, Raymond ed Bailoey's Drive-ln at BradbUry Kloes and Tom Mills. and for th,e past year has been Contributions o£ home ma-d"' associated with the H. and R. Fire ~ake, pie .&nd ca ndies will be we1. stone Store in Middleportr eomed by the firemen and anyon"' He is a membet' of t.he Middle. wishing to con·t ribute may call port Muonie Lodge 368. .thl' 1Jt09' and their dOnations will be Feeney-Bennett Ame-rican Legioo zollected by the firemen . Post and the Middleport Bar:.1l During the busines.s rileetlng Booster11. •. ()laos were made to atteqd the ·Panons flrat. came to, Middle· 3tate Firemen's Association in port three yeara <~go as a.ssistan1 Cleveland on August 3, 4 and !S. basketball coach. He served for the Sidney Russell, president of the p.ut two yearS as head basketball Mei'gs County Firemen's Assoclaand baseba1l eoac!h at the aehool. tion was 1ramed as delegate from He recently resigned · from hi& tbe Middleport department and coaching duti~ but will -continue IJavld Ohlinger, Fire Chief, was on the teaching staff. ·· .named alternate . Approximately twelve firemen He Is married to the former ,Joan Gilmore, daughter of Mr. Ire planning to attend the con·~nd Mrs: R. C. Gilmore, Pomeroy. ventlon. ' Store bours will be malntaintd :=::-:-:c:c:::-:-=:---from g AM until 6 PM tbl'Ougb FIRGUION TO SPEAK the weflk da)UI and from 9 AM un. Joseph Ferg:uson of Columbus, tU 9 PM on ~~turda)'s. The storl! .Democratic candidate for &tate )VUl cioae · at noon.' on Thur.sday5. audltot~- will be the guest !peaker A Complete Un'e of aportin,g when· the Women's Democriltie i 'oods will be handled in addition Club m~ets Monday evening and .to' toys, bobbles and men's .!!i~rls- loc~l candidates wiH also be pre- ay J. ROBERT SHUBERT I both 1..a... Uni~d PrHt Stiff C."""tt''*detal was m8ad;ll denied such an offer Friday morning at the Camden Clark Hosp.it~l ~n Park~~burg as a result uf lllJu nes sustamed ln 11n accident at Ravenswood Sunday mornin li. Robinson'R brother, Bobbie, 28, of t~e Upper Flats · communit)( near West Columbia bad dJed on Sund~y frmn mjuries suffered in the same accident The Jatter's fun eraJ was conducted in Mason on Thursday. The twft bmtbers were traveling 3Jr on W. Va. Rnute 2 near Raven ~ Tht> condition of Paul Huber woo d wh l'n · th e car Ieft the road ,_. • .• 2. l'fHtll'roy .and Kenn··"'· .. d II d an e uver several times. "'u' Cart"'r · "" "fa1•.... 1'he o' ld er br Gl h el' was given ·lit- 24. Hartfurd, Wll5 listed "" • ;e c ha nee •· · foU .. oJ this rnor nin, by offidats at ,.__ 'loll '8tWVtve ow"''!.g; ., Hro: ' -k ;.n d th e d eat h o£ hi5 Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. the wr..... b,tb'UJer. He had bi!cn lifiteid as beTh ~ two were severely burned ing ' ill very critica:l in Wednesday night's explmion a1 thlt bt>&pital sin.ce.tbe lht Phillp Spurn Plant near New HaHm IIe w.11~ unmarried vi'1.d by hi '> par~ts M1 Jnwhile. cngint;>ers from lhe llQfiJnson , Sr. , Let&r\ and maill Mfi('p of the Am('rkaD Gas Clafla Staab;, PI>. ll'lea:sant; · ~n rf Ele··tl"ic Sy);tem in New York brOthers, Earl of:.: W•·re ('llndueting an investigation . Cft).fi1,. 0r the u. s. No estim ate of .the damage hv of h• •-n made "but 11 has been said that it is considerabll'. Middleport . F~eP'e'- , To . · H'olttSocial " u · ~TMIR»-vibRLD- BL()C IN THE MAKING HERE? Reg. 9. 95 T ~users . Reg. 7.95 Trousers • Reg. 5.95, Tr,ousers ··-- . 3 pair $1.00 $.100 i • $2.00 Wldl!l range of p•tkms and colora to suit ..,ery taate. All sizt'~ from 10 to 13. A good U!lettion of atripes, argyles and Caney patterns. c Alma Young, 82, Route S, Pomeroy, suffered a brain ConcWISion and a broken rib a.s a result of a headon":" colllslon on a township road lillbout seven· mJJe-s east of Tuppoet;s ' Plains on Thursday afternoon. ' She was a passenger in a car driven by Frank E. Young, 18, oi the same ar'ldress. Ttre ,Young car collided with a car driven b,Y W'lliam 'Henderson, 3e, Route 3, Coolville. The Youn·g ear was traveling north while th~r Hender:son car · was traveling wuth When the two collided on a curve. The State Highway Patrol reported medium damage to both cars. Meomwhile,·.the sheriff't departmen;t reported thJli' Jame.~ Allen Nelson, ~9, R1.1ral Route, Racine, Wrec!ked his ear on Route 124 al Syracuse late Thul'sday afternoon. It was reportt>d that Nel.son'll ~a r lti(t the highway and struck . a utilit,Y pole. Damage was report· . ·c d to the rig ht front fender and right ~ide of the car. New 'M"d -dlepotl ~ Sportm'g Goods Store,'fO 0pen- the efficieney of a plan to an enemy who n'lighl u.sc a beam in Jocati.ng a t.trgct. Ta,.et Cltl~ N1met1 ., Canton, Dayton, SPeubenvillc, ,.. Younpt.own . ilnd l;lamilttln · were A new sporting goods More t~ aeteded Ule Oblo target cities be known as the "SpOI't$ Center' - . But!,Major Gen. Leo will open in Middleport on Satur. ·. be¥4. of the state J~Vil d~y according to Kenneth ' Me~· system, warned s/:!le¢ton hmny and John· Parsons, who w1ll citiltS did not mean they operate it. (;, 'aiit1the prime targets in case f4 M~Eibinny will servl! as store. manager. ~."arsons, who is ·gning into the businfss with Mi!Elhinn ~ in.!!itall~tions throqh(l\ll is the fonner Middleport His~· . . .iP 'tliil• pro. Sr.hOQl. bflalretball coach . • ,:... . . F<O;oo Baa• The new .. sW:f~ ~· ~ll Jte Ioca~C J;)l&nlonnel in the Pa·r k bu'i!dlng on the ·'T' 1 were on their in Middleport. The building was them headed for formel'ly occupied by the Ma.i;; Jane Restaurant. MeE~hinnY is a native of MiddlepDrt and has UVl)d there all of his life with the · excepti.on o! three and one-half YJiars spent in tbe Navy dllting World War n . 'lie La rqan'ied to the fonner Loi~ · BA\) ~y of Bradbury and the coupl(· have two childrm, Russell an~ ..n. '. Susie A. Kibble ·Funeral Service · Held On Tuesday checks and prints • em<•e•noy maNen. programs -were canoeiled to ~~: Solid colors, stripes and . patterns•. Fine SUMMER CASUALS, FLATS, SUMMERETTES Boys' 1.50 • n• SHORT SLEEVE ~i~r,~r;·~:::?,;;~th~·:::Hial . onlyror'lri 'civ:l ] ines and seersuck· I, ' of#, " REGULAR VALUES TO 2.95 AND 3.95 Attending were Mrs, Chlorw Grimm , president, Mr. and Mra. William Stewart and three soi)S nf Athens, Mrs. Gr-eta Simpson, Mrs. Naomi Br-i nker and children, Mrs. Ralph Webb and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley, .4.. F. Swan and Mrs . W, R Carpenter i.nd children Knit Polo Shirts Reg. $15.00 IS-inch Cases Sale $ 8. 95 .. .. M. I Th~ P:.tst Offiel!rs Club 9f Ra~ cinl! Chapter OES had an outing and potluCk plcnil! supper Ml)llw day evenl,ng at ~ley's Lah!, MEH'S $2.95 Short Sleeve Play Shorts Travel Joy Luggage Reg. $15.00 21-inch Cases Sale $ 8',95 I gins, .the .test , . cabinet Steubenville planhed a bl,ctOut tf:l Bee test tonight. Early tod 11y, bomb disposal units from Fort Hayes rUf·hed to CleYeland to 'neUtralize born So suppoSedly' planted by saboteur11. Tbe civil defense organization, on paper :oe.ized all l'Ood and rn~dlcal supplies in the tounty and took over bu.ses, trucks, and raill"oad cars to >~peed rt:!lief to Canton and Youngstown. Atout 10,000 "volunteers took beginpart in the Greater Cleveland EST · ohUled Civil Defense test. · GoV. • alert. !:,~~~~~::::~~~~~~,P~ ~ Carl 37 Accident Victim • 1 • Jn Hosplta DIes In Auto Mishap CAPITAJ. ceivcd in seUing . up Report Both Sides/On Verge- Of Modifying Their Demands Functions ·Government And Civil ·· Alma Young, 62 .•J)efeilSe Pr~ntions Studied Seriously Hurt '~1Pl!~~~~~~~~~~·c:e- Little Tot's Reg $30.00 Wardrobe cases Sale $19 '\i : ' l from 1884 to 1925 and were active ln the Mthodist c!Iurch at Silver Run. He was an ~employee! of the New York , Gentral Railroad, Ho.b!IOn, from 1~1929, wben tbey mo.,ved to Tot ·Uo where he worked unm his reUrement in 1933. T!lir home is in Columbus, They"-bavo one scn, Harold M. Wlggons, principal of th "i Loudonville High School, ,aond three grandc!llldren, Mrrs. Ruth Joan Nolan Columbiana. Donna Jean Wiggins·. N!n.ior at Ohio and Lindi Kay Wig- r ollar Day • EtBERFELDS .JN'II' II' TAIII•mr Drln• RoyaT Crown Col• .. t Jl a1n1ng a ·~~~----~--~--~~----~~"==--------------~-----------------·--· ~--------~ Alert -·Tests Weather • • DIOn esume .,._, Miss Janice Caryl Roush, dau. ghter of Mrs. Wendell Freck~ r anJ the late Lawrence Roush of R&cine. became the br idta of Mr. Richard Br iggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Earle Briggs of Columbu;; ColumBailoey, Jim on Sunday, April 29, at th e RAcioe Falls; ~nu:fo~~ M~rlyn Mcintosh, 'HuntTraining School Chicage. ~rrY' Jo:~so~ r;d~fe D~cksa.;:~ Methodi!i.t Church. ' · a., and Mr~;~, Howard The Committee for t!J.e Aupat Ro er Mow . picnle wilil be Mrs. Bakft, Mrs. H ery ___._ The vrn1·s of the double ring Wolfe, Be.lpre. Followtng the rcceptloo {be T. F. Ha.wt.tns, Mrs. Kauf1 and c~remony were rN~d by the Rev. wedd'"" ' M···· Pullen. Flft<on member fLACQUE kECEIVED John Elwood, before the altar de. OO."ple left for ' shoe! two, guesr.a Mn1 Mllton Mn, Dale Dutton , wh"'e poet,,. corated wilb baskets of white tnp. Foe he. "'"Ping c..tume '"d Sylvl1 has been published in the Poetry gladoli and porn poms, with ferns the brl~ eho~ a navy and white ' Smart, Toledo, and Miss magazine of Verse, Chicago, re· and palm.~ and two seven branch sheath dress ~at·h matching duster I Tov lY of Derrott were present, navy. accessones and wore the ceiYed a placque thls week from candelabra. 1 the Ohio Poetry Soci~ty Colum~ orchid she carriE-d on her Blblt'. Preceding the ceremony, nup· ~rs. Br~ggs is a graduate ot , EM~RGENCY RUN bus Branch, for "proficiency jn tial music was presented by Mrs. Racme High &·hooJ wbere sh(' 1 he Middleport Emergency Poetry." Mrs. Dutton is a mem· Richard Lee of Racine, organist, was aclive in lhe band and gle(' Sq uad was cailed to Leading Creek ber of tire Middleport Literary and Mrs. Marcelline Buell, Clifton, c.lllb. She. attended Ohio UniVer- Wednesday at 1:30 fl. m. and Club, the Great Books Study Club W. Va., soloist, who sang '' 1 Love ~~ty and Js employed as a rlkep- t.~ok a Mrs . Mohler to Dr. R R the Return Jooothan Meigs Chap. You Truly", "Because" and taonlst for the John Hancock ln~ I Jc kens after she had broken ·her ter, D.>\R, and the Middleport "Through the Years." surance Co., Columbus , nnkle at ht'r home. PTA. · Given in marriage by her broThe couple are residing lt 2653 ther, Larry Roush, the llride wore Nottingham Road, Columbus. WOMEN D.1EMOCRAT CLUB DIVORCE SUIT FILED a ballerina lengl h gown of white G~ests at the wed din~~ and re· The Women's Democrat Club of embroidered organdy with full ceptwn who were registered by f MrAigs County wiU meet Monday . Smt for divorce has b -~n filed skirt and a l<Cooped neckline . l!dg- M1ss J'anice Wolfe 'of Racine Wl!re July 23 , at 7 :30 p. m. at the see_ond m t~e offiCI! of the Clerk of Courts ed ..,ith embroiderer! mcdalloin~. fr?m Colum~us •. Day.tvn, Atbens, 1 wal'd fire house In Pome!'Oy. Mem- by Gary H. Parsons an Infant by Her waist length veil fell from a J GalliPOlis, Ptt.tshurgh, P;l. . b4r<l are W bl'ing 1,) doz. Preston A . Parsons, his next , Iowa . • 1en friend, versus H.tle n F. Patsone, small embroidered h-aH hat. She and a minor. caryied a white Bible topped with a .single white orchid with t•ibbon streamers intertwi:~ed with stc. phanotil;. Miss Margaret Cloud of Vinton, t-be maid o£ honor wore a pink orgnndy gown made princess style with scalloped 11eckline aod a small half hal. She earricd K col · onial bouquet or deep purple llya. cinth:~ centered with. while >byaclntl\ pedals. Jrls Ann Roush of Columbus nttne • !'1 s;n. at I Linen Showet Is Gven For Sue Johnson At LeVaughn Home On Twesday Evening . PlanS Are Made • Mn. Robert Co1t., Mrl'. ~n~ Covert, Mn. Carroll Swail.!lon. ftllJ, Wayne Gibbons. · ·~~nill~n;u;,~ a~fc~.:~ DorCOS Circle • • S PoJCniC Upper $299.00 I e I Young people were Edw1-1't1 If~ \ Comas. Kenn~ Murray, Rob:M, .· Hennesy, EudeH and David Konk· right, Eric Chambe111 Vera, B..r,:• " . :ieano• S. Sclraaf, Mlddlepi.rt Society Edlto• - Phone 11079 bara and Betty Cove1·t, Evelyn Gtb. - Mrs. Konkrl,\:ht and Mm. James bons, Mary Carol Swaft!Oll, Chrk· (.ucille Be&rhs Hawkins. Pomerov Society F.d!!i=to::r;;;:-:;!,Ph.:::;o;:n::,e~8::244~----;.:-----Brewington, RN, will be the coun~ Unr Coats, Sandra '.Brewington. cillors fo·r the combined Youth '"d Pat,ici;A~ Rou;h of Raoin:, II J•l·lowl'i~ips. P.arents present were Final pla"ns wil~ be.. made ne~ ·J ••• cou.sins of the bride were junior Mr. and Mrs. KonkTight, Mrs. WedMSday ~voomg m lfl'ootbet • , b•id'>maid•. Mi&S C"ot Bee Sun. - Brewln~. RJch<l.fd Cba.m"Wirs, meeting at the "-burcb, de.mon of Pittsburgh , Pa., and ' 0 0 Miss Marilyn Ann Vickers uf Th 1 c~artc r for &y Scout T·r oop Foll<~wing the pi .dge 1 to tbe Athens were the bridesmaids and 247 was preM'ntcd to tbe Ro.ek~ (,Jag w!l:lch o~ned th~ n\eeUflt, ' Janice Roush .2· 18 Wh Pix springs Method:.St Church, S(lnday Ray wpaley, ~master._ intrlJwore identical ballcrine length mo.rntng following Sunday School. dUhd A. F. WifSo'n of Pt. ' Plea&aflt chainqan of the 'Ma~R. Gallla. I.Jid aquamarine organdy gowns of u 1 __ ~. d .... h I ,tiJR. Miss Sut Johnson, Pomeroy, was ther '?l the guezt of honor, presldwith full skirls and a scoope(! the pest, of honor at 8 Jlnen show· Ing at the s:Hv r coffee sel"Vice. ·' neckline. They carried colonial also preaehted to Willi8rb 'ltai:itord er given Tuesday evening a.t the bouquet,; of deep purple hyacinth~. and'I OrvH~- BroWd ~ .-.tina:i. - t~e .of M,rs. Roland LeVaughn, The guests were, Mr11. G1'11« Fi&r For her daughter's wedding Mrs t.er J,Jns w-!l"e pre~t.eei ~~... ,J,)J.fr. outb Third A;venue .... M:idd!-eport her, Nola Fee, Jean Smitb, Mabel 188 ~ohnson Is 00 b.1 married to Frecker w{lre a pink linen sheath Whaley and Geocge Wagner, l!lds· J dre!B with pink and ice blue actllnt scoutmaster. ; Ted FISher •. Poltlel'Oy. ~&lp.ts wefle 'n'acy, Mary Martha Gr$1s, e~~ , Mr. Whaley pl;'e6entefi awards pla.ycd dw-1ng the f'Venlng lind WrJebf. Dorottiy Durt!t. ' i'byllil cessoriea and a corsage of step · hanoti.s. Mrs. Briggs, mother of Uw Pla~s were mMe for a. pknle for s,fCOnd cl&.ii!l scout work (o J?rlzes awarded to several of the Meter, Dorothy Caldwdl, Ma.rtha · groom wore a blue lace afternoou supp ·1r to be held at t 11e home of Mrs. Harley St&lMkE'r who in t\lfn gumts. { Gilmore, G ICrgla Fraley, Catol·,Ba 1 dress with black accessories and Ed' B k · A hen pinned the award on ber son ~ Mr LeV h 0 :cl cllt<~l, Viola Yeauger, Marrgn.'ltrta. a eorsag~ ·of s~phanoli~'>. ~·nor~!" Cl~c::- ~~ t::ust; H. and to Orv!Ue Brown who p~d s. · aug us arr~ge- Roush, I!!B.bel Wehiu'ng, MarY Bilc: thet awa.rd o-n his neph IW, Fr die ments ot summer , fl~.rs throu~ Dll Thurm a Th :li9S Mildred Hayefl A reception was heJd for t·he S~nborn M~!iSionary S<lciety of tbe Brown. Pins for a year of 1!1 u . g 8hoUt her ~ome an,d ~ din~g. Lu~~Ue CastO, Ella' Longenette, ~~ suests in the dillioe room toUow Ftrst Baptist Church m-et for a ~ table was c t'lterf'!'d wath pmk ene Hudson Goldie Barnbart Ka. lng the ceremony, 1'be traditionui supp-11' meeting at the . !lome of ~~.P~(;~ynteB~n•~Y a~bed a':"yuJt~!~: and white .gladiolus. The gifts {(II' tllryn Miller . ' 1 three tiered wedding cake sur- Mrs. Paul SlllBTt ,Tuesday. The Miss Johnson, wh.e abo received · r().u nded with white gladoij and committee In charge Included Mn. a red rose conag ·\ were plaoed in Stnding gifts were Bobbie .~obivy centered the bride's table, Sma~, Mrs. David Dan~t Jr., Mrs. The .scoutmaster benediction, by ~ hand-woven flowter basket stettpr, Mrs. weatherby, Jean Mrs. Harriett Neigler was t·he WiMihs AJnthhonKy, Mrr" hc., J . Rhode!. tbe troop closed tile meeting, ,·ceT!le _!.Os,mte.ss .servwlt~ pemiUtru~~!'! TLo'Ywl~y·, Fernkie. HaymMan, h. ~eOttly hostess and Mrs. Kenneth Frazer rs. 0 n au • c e rrna.n, PI"&' Mtmbers of the troop attenp. .. • ., "1 ""' .... " ,.. Ja£ e enc In~ • of Gallipolis, <~unt of the bride sld~d an~ Mrs. C. E . Hoyt gaYe lllg WI!!I'EI Freddie Brown, Bruce umbrellas, mints, nuts and. cofhe I ive lnr,raham, Ann . Riggs, served the .l!ake. Others asll.isting ' twheaa ~peledmcnogn"~~niYn"'· t~_.~sc.,uamjp Stalna~, Billy Bentz, Roger Leif· with Mrs. Katheryn Johnsoo, mo- Dorothy Amsbarx, Henrietta were Mrs. John Young Letart ;1 ....... g a,.,.u· P•O eeta b·'llt, Richard Clark, Eddie Bartels, Ruttencutt-er1 Bernice Ledlie, Joyce GaW ..... Mr. •od Mrl. ·r To Attend ·Camp At Lancaster LTVite. ; llr. .,J -- Elmer - - wltb • di75D¢, ... _ , at their boQ;e, I " \' e = ~ ~s......... !L l!ro.. c..,·•· ::!;I ~~or~ao ... ~- • . I' ·. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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