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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' ·. �• • - . --... ' The Daily Sentinel '<Ill, •. AJAX 1 J,J~ ""riO : ., ;>;\ ,\ • ~f~t..·· to... :.l: • I 1"he Doilv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middtepart, Ohio Ohio I 1 =------r:=====<, CoiQIIleJltary I ••cHARD s. owEN . i REYNOLD E. GREENI GEtt. MGl. EDITOit t t ' The News Published every aftt>rnoon exrept Sunday by The Ohin Valle, Saattucl, foe ., JJt II 0 Mct'h:lm~· ~ ~ , l' 1.1uW1 u), 0 Hu :~lllf'.&> ofrll'e pbun e 398, ed,tamd of t H't' '-'ho·,t' :!97 :E.nt ertod as s.tor-ond v,m,;.roy Ob1u N:tU~Jnal rb~ s :n1ilm;: ml lt t•r at 1be post BY CHIIRLES /kCANN l)ff\ce at St•ff Oor~pondeftt deadlock b.Ja be-en que-stion o( unUy rl'prestonbt !Vf' Bull! Dt>!IJ K1mlosll, loc., N~w Yv1k l'Jt)' W N 'i Subscr1ptinn ra tes Dl•liv•·ry hy ~·arner whf'rf' availub!e 30 cents Pet WHII: : one Jt'ar Jn adv ant·e ut fh l.> L'Jnly Sl'tlllfld office, $J5.60; Jiz month.\ $7 80, thn:N ll K.lnt hs $:{ 90 By m.Jt~ r route where avaUablt:~: one mtnlh, $1 lly maLl one )'I'.Jir $8· si:o; mooths M:m· thte~ months, $2 ~: nnl' mtmth S.l ' · ' · ' advf'rt lst ng 3\l\ Lexmgton Avt', ~MA)!~'ft!!GTON '· • I llfenhower's Dtd1lort l~dl~d Aid to Adlai l ' ..... r'\ .. .. ...' Uncertainty Dlspall•cf, Spulal to Cetat1'!Jl Preu A"toclutlo n ASWNOTON-Democrahe protesslonata believe Prealdent , Elsenhower'a ca~:~ual dlsclo11ure that his abdom.inal operatlo" hu mad~ no dUference In hla plana to seek a second tenn tnh&ncea A4l&l lil slevenson'a chance ol 110 earl:y· bo.Jlot victory I'll' the presl~ dentlal nomlnntton. · The feeling or these atrateglsts Is that l1ad there been the aUght· ' eat uncertainty about Ike'!t alltllty to wage a vlgoroud campaign I a much more Renous threot to Steve1l8011'a nom• lnatlon mlght have l.le\•eloped ttan Ls now the W ' Though tht'!y llt'f'n't 11.1.ylng so publicly few of rival!! ca n !>ee anything but t'remendOWI odd!l ngainl'lt the l>emocratlc nominee thla yenr. So there att1tudc reportedly Ia: "Let Adlai have it ." Stevenson hlmsetr reali.tu that the Democrats' greate.st 19~6 l1andlcap 111 defeattam. So Adla l Is Mid to be training bimae'it for a Rlam-ba.ng, give 'em hell, pull-no·punchea cam• pnlb'Tl on a down·to-earth level which he hopee will at least match the sllck, costly, advertl..llngngency techniques the Republicans will tmploy Stevenson's ·I Adlol Stev•n10n • • • • • e "Qt1IF.'l' PLEASE"- The horrible danger ot air colll.!!lons I~ only one or the many problems racing the jet-are aviation industry. Almost ns seriC!us -certulnly to the poopl~t Hvlnr I near alrport.!!- ls the problem or noise. I Jeta make a great deal of nolae. So far, no good way hal ·been ' found to quiet them down. ltesldcnte who complained about the noise !rom propeller-driven p 1.a nes In the early days of the aviation age aren't expected lo be pacified as easily when a comes to Jet planes wooshlng by. The Air Force hu alrt'n1ly run \lfl ngaln~t Irate clt!zena damand. 1ng some peace nnl\ qulet. A numl.Jer o! commun iti es which would be likely HpOtiS !ur jet bnses JIUve pleaded agam11t beln.r ch0.11en1 They feel tlH•y ho.ve much more to lose than they woulo:J have to J'&ln rrom bodng so c lose to a mil1tary tnsto.llatlon, ~ I ' ... • • • • ' ''• 1 •• i I:• • wu. " . . ·-~ Child's Diet Imporlo.nt During Asthmatic Attack py :~ II: 10~11D,I. M.P. BR<"POHIAL asthma re spects teu-you ca.n eaa.ll1 make on& Jlflther aei nor aiJe. It. strikes using layera ot sauze. t?oUl men and women with equnl T empe rature ot the room il&:or and atta.ck! el\llt1ren 1t1 well should be kept around 70 dea:reea. u adultl. A vaporizer or ates.m. II:Pttle · In tact, about one-third or the probably ahould. be kept lr. ~hll eutl begin ID ""U(iren under the room to add molature. to tbto: air. All of ten. J'ur!bermore, the 1m: I- The diet durlnr.an.aeute llttar\1 d.ence or chUdhood a8lhma prom· sholld bt light and ea.slly dl· ilea to rln aubltantlally during gested. O'terlll!lng of the slamthe next 4ecade because of the ach, you 11ee, hampetl b{eo.thlns:, continued. hllb blrth mte. e~ecially durin& the D1iht. Spocloll>rohlom Cold Fnado llann!ul • Liquids and aeml-aolids should Jh euy to ue that besides make up most of the dlet. Don't belnc acenral medical problem. give the chtld any cold foods or bronchial asthma Ia a llpeclal any roods that have ever caused ,P roblem of ohUdren. Fortunntely, him a ny senllltlvlty. &ht1l'talot yqu can do to aid any p h h .. 1. tt Uftll JDUDI aathmal.lc tn your home. er apa you a.,. ,.~;~e er: Durlnl an acute attack, the nate milk from the diet b, cause rou'ngJter ahou.ld, of course, be lr u!ually aurava.te~ anr tend· placed tn bed and propped up on ency toward nausea and ""•1lt· Ji9owa. SbeetJnl or other dust- lng, However, yo~ can 11¥1 l;!.lm '-,mot material Jhould be used to s~rved fruit Julces, te& and tort drinks at 1room temperature. d tt W th I tne oae t P ow, ma reaa, an Your doctor or course will prellol' oprlnr ' · u11 no rUra ln the ehtld's bed.· acrlbe drugs and 81Vt advice to . -room except. aDI.OO\.'t). cotton ones relieve the :voutbtul au.ffeMr. Which c-.n be W&&bed eaaUy. I Q~ON AND AHIWII 1\ldtlt t)\at ln1tead ot u1lng wax. T. N.: Ia lt true that a tplnal oa the floor you wipe tt wltb a. punct1:1re can atrlbu•11 cripple a · mb:ture of rurrdture pollah and j)erson? · mlDfl'al ol1. Anewer: The danprl rrom a spln!l.l puncture are Indeed ver:r n ·~ A5r Outl•tt .. dl!lht1 Thousands upon thou1\, ' U ' sot an air eond.tUon· sanda Qt these no.mlnaUons are • the room, \ha.t'a n.ne. done wl\hout. claRitr. ~;;i outlet. the fur· It ~one proptrlJ, there 11 DO ~ be &:D'fert wtth ftl- need to tear th1a ezamlna~ fro! 4 •. e1 , l'lball'•luftll ~~t.t.lne. ~~~~---~~ - -------~- G'eorg~ Burgt! ot recenlly v!1o1itCd Mn;. 'Mr•· ... ~~~;:~,;:;tf~l~:~;:,:~~ ,,., 8:30 9:30 w·e lo: II: 1~:00 BY WILLIAM F. GREGORY County At•nt Wet•r 12:~0 Sv•t.m• ·-- Pr09r1m Tu th o~e of you who att-ended the imlial m~etmg on th.e Water Sy~tem~ Educatwnal Program and a1·e wondermg wbat happened to the su rve~ that was to btl La ken IHl the n¥ed ror such a program m Mason County, I ,just want to say thl· lillrvey ts still incomplete. W1• huven 'l yet surveyed all the ;u ca.~ as panned We hope to huve ~ome lhlng conclusive in lhe 'M I' and Mrt., Thomas Grinttud and !in n .~ Apent Sunday in Cincin· nat 1 or ,onMrnr an(! n tck are At-hey 11nd lhlnlMrlil. in gton visit1q relatives nere ~ 1" Mu~ people rtmember tbe Cu· ter, Cwe picnic area wbleb ,.. fl,l'i.l l' G oat ot tht ouwtodiJI.t ~.uon re•dy.r. o- 1 Ohio Dairy Day ' Event SchedUled · ForA ugnstlO Wt'ltl pre11ent. ·' '. METAL LAWN CHAIRS ' REGUlAR 5.95 NOW :~:::;~:: at tho 3.50 atd;~~· dairy Shoppin& trips may be leiA fre - quent with a home treezer economical to at a time and ply on hand. home freezer . The owner rmm it ~~ buy larxe quantitu~ft have a comt.ant She ;aves tune In Middlpoort • • LITtER New Haven CANj\ST A CLUB 'f.' Mrs. X.rl Wiles was hosles• to her Canasta Club on Wedn~.!!d.)· evening 11.t the· .pari.sh half m ~­ son Prlzes were won· by Ml)!': Keith A.rn.old and Mrs. Paul fieri:' derton. Guests wert Mrs. Edwafd Ryan, Mts. J. •L, Stewart aQd Nancy Scally. Refreshments we~e .served to the euest8 and me . bers above and )Irs. Paul Scali , Mrs. Jack Frey, Mrs Bob )oh~­ ston, Mrs. Howard Wagenhal'i, Mrs. R, J _ Wolpert, Mrs. Run~H Senter and Mrs. Milt Stephans. Fl'm 4•3o AbooU . 1100 clllb~rey Moose 6:00 6:($ 6:10 6: li 0:30 News W.~ather Buy Moster Mix Pullet Grower John ~ 8:00 ·1>ollar • Seoooid 8•3o Tile ·VIiie 9:QO POI~a · 1'1me · · w•- 9•80 $1rlw llat Thealte 11 .oo llowo aoo' LIVE WIRI '. The Live Wfre ( ~lass of the ll:lo s - . · · · tll5 'Huqywbod · Olri,.at E'UB Church held their uly U:d ..:SJia' Off 'l.-,~"· ,.· lng at the church with Mrs. ~ ·h •, .. . .. ~,:_ f ' ~ ~ Dawson, Mrs Edith Roush, , C. Rtddle .and· Mr•. Rllf Hofr~a'n a a hb.!lteuetll. Mrs. Iu · Capehaft and MD. Waid Cunnlna:ham ' pre.• sided during, the seuhm. Refrt!lhments were served to those MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO.Ine. Ml DDLEP~RT Feed M1ll WMn Quality is P•amount Cor Butternut ••d 2nd A REGULAR 14.95 VALUE 16 pc. Starter Set WITH THE PURCHASE OF A ' DURING THE GIGANTIC • OFFER OF A LIFE TIME! Meigs .County HOME FREEZER Warehouse Sale Special ' UN ICO 19 CU FT. Upright $3]9.00 . - UN ICO ...... 25 cu."·· Deluxe Chest Store 850 lbs $449.00 REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER . 259.00 ALL SIZES FREEZERS STOCKED Upright And Chest Type I 0 CU. FT. TO 25 CU FT. SEED . ~ Regular $399.00 2, CU FT CHEST NOW $349.00 SAV" $$ Another Farm Bureau Special! UNICO 52 GAL. Gloss Lined Electric WATER . HEATER 114.,5 ' .BUYING WHEAT DAILY --CALL 98 FOR TOP· PRIC£5! Fertilizer NOW RUN FLOUR MILL POMBROY, (IBIO .' STILL IN PROGRESS! The Sign Of Quality · OrderYo~r ' I. FREEZER CI!!!_P indehbly impresses on each camper the tdeals of servtce. As a result ()f camp •who can meawre the value that each camp's influence has had on each camper "To Make the Best Better." AND • MELMAC DINNERWARE ' l.UTH,RAN MISIIONAR~i The JUly · fn'eetii'l1g 'was be'ld , a1 the church with Mrs. J. V. Me- JOI!'..l r wm aent. ' s·,t,p 'In ..;a ...·n """' you why yOU '"" ' hanetr your funge crops at up 0> 25 IODI •low"'& dowD. ' pel' boor with a M<Cotmid :ZO.C field bar· , .: We'll alootbowyou bOwyouc:aanrird> -""· See the latll'o Aywbeel oype <uuer· 1 •(rom ""'-ct0p U> hay pido·op hanMiDij head cbu ci- a Keadr cuuing oaioo ' iD ,;,e,/ ~ See Ull~ dU!.p;;;p;. ~ thrpugh the heaviest cropt oo a mioimwa of _.,. We'll be glad w obow you oil :zo.c field hanet~- the - time i o -... the feahJ31 ~··l..la ·~ 20-CCO ~ ~- and then"'""' in oature. •afety Columbus 0. .Tunior Dairy Day at. the' Ohl.o State UniversitY July 27 will give Ohio 4-H club members a chance to sharpen their judging sklllll for the tatr sea· &on. The 4·H'ers will train in classlflcation, judging, fittiDJ and sbowtng ot dairy cattle, K, W. Hars~­ fleld state 4-H elub leader said. In field: state 4-H elub leader utd. They be given on opportunity to judg;e cattle ln each tlf the & maj or tlairY breeds. In practice judging sessUms they will provide o!'$,l reasons to back up their ratins of' tbe clttle. AdiYitles wUl center around Plumb Hall on the uniW!rsAltyppr·oxi· pus, startlng at 10 a. m. mately 300 boys and glrls are ej· peeled to partlcipate. · 1:00 ·Combat SOrieaDt 7:30' OtoMroads . . wicbouc .. . ... . pllliliDI: 01: "\ OF At State Fair SPort• Daly Rib Tin Tin ~ a .. ,given to make plans for the day '- IU. ODd lin. lb11ooiJ . and chlldrea havt retarrMd from BirrackvUle, W. VL prepartna: utn food for freetana when ahe il prepariDJ meals for Mr. aad lin. Cbuleo . , _ . . , her famaly , says M1s1 Netz. It is wi&e to freeze fresh garden fruitJ Mr. and Mrt. I . S. Ball.,. ..,... ud and vegehbln now for a treat all sunday afternoon wlt.b Mn. P. P. Koblent&. the winter. otruetloaln tbe 'eare and uoe of the nag. Mter breakfast time is Junior Dairy Day Set For July & Coot;\llo' and llr, ud Mn. r.rt Dna . . driUI)ttl!ft W'et'e (illldiJ . . . . . . Kr. and 111'1. Darid ~ the beavieot aopo campftre are · candle ligbtl t:~;hy,r;~i:.'~~~dli:t~he service on the last night or ' "'' llr. nd 111'1. C... <;tO..... . afternoop. class~ and recreatJon cootlnue. In the evening the ves- I.MO'JO,'!'! MAJR§ ".ikoiltioiii" chop niore ton•••• with less power; with a McCormick~ 20•C Field Harvester·· . e,1ve the cainpet opportumty to ~~=:~====~;=~~=:~:~~=""Ji crafts, photography and recreation learn many new skills. Dunng tho ~ Roy Lester of Spencer vi: · 1ll·d Mt· nnd Mrs t:harllo's Le~tler over the weckeml I 11tt. Blllef wert 1a : Pocked- 1 per Carton. Red o!Green • fiiiR."-~.,·I·~ URe \1 ·~ 1'· · .. J Pullet· Grower Means 'T!HEY GO Briinl'\to••t Corner • {" M1·~ ~ .. ·,. \. ..... .·KER M: Lutb.•ran Churt'!r llll'l at the home of Mi!18 Lelah Powt'll They organized an A1tu1 Guill.! St'vCJ'DI OUT .. P'YTHIAN S.IITaaJ MIITINO Tbe Staff aod Offlctn 41lf tha l or ~ too. If Me1,. Temple, P)othiu $l:sten, 11 will meet on July 30 at the home of Mn. Karl Owen wltb lln. ice cubt tray _ The dellUd num. Horace McElhinney. u th.e oo~hOf,. ber of cube, ean then be taken out LUI. Tills wlll take the place, of and heated for only one qr two the pJcnLc scheduled fOf' this pllt cups of 14711p. weelc which wu oan~Ued. C"a~n 1 ,l . ftJ1UI'I' the' !:Iii 1:25 .of - ' ' A grou p of grrh of the Jumor Imen\ ur 1:011 for easy removal oae or two at Stocked Home Freezer Gives a t1me. Icc eube t.nys be u&e another a eau of soup too mutb ror one- Juru:h Quick Meals For Sudden Guests it can be fnne1:1 in t<ubd m om .Hatcheries .. • • • TWINING ON nm;f;JA- Cen. Nathan F . Twining:- Air Forte 1 Clhlet or at11tf, told on on<'!'•lute recently to JlluM.ratt the lOUd rron.t I 1 11e tounll "n }L ia Moscow t11p llctween Soviet political and mUJtary 1,leadera. , 1 TWining aald one or l1lfl nt,lcs In talking t• Marshal Z'hukov oom~ tnentetl on the ~:~mall n11mbers or heavy l.lombere that had been ftown l_n the Moscow air show. The Air Fo1-ce ('h\el of ( ataiT aald tlls nlde remllrked In .ptfcct, "Why 80 ~ .,..1 lew? You are llullding those D.hcH&(t in ~\umtlty; r t tft aren't you?" • feactfuJ•.. 2hukov'• reply, occor~lng to Twlntnr.''Oh.' Zhulr:ow~ (" the)' are 1n producllon but we m·e a peaceful people, ,\V'e'do·not want to bonst obout our olrenelvc wee.p0111 and deulvf ,captblllty... , Twlnln«'• point wa• tl1at this 1\lu!'ltrnted the aolld front of ml!ltarJ , ~nd ~~let political leadf'rB In trymg to promote their 110oc::allell 1 peace otreniSivc. He snl!llt wus cle~11 ' !rom the "controlled" nature of hll Rua•tan lour th at the S<wletlcaUcrs arc wary about reveal\n 1 1mucb ot their mllltary power. ' 8:30 J)l'P<II • MAN \\'ITJI A MI~SION -Dr. Thomo11 Dooley, a. 29-year-old tormer Navy do1·tor, wlll leave the Unltell Slates .aoon tot Laos to 1 ~arry on his highly lntllvlduflll&tlc fi ght agninst Communism. 1 The Whirlwind medlc, WhOA& hook, !J, ln,rr Ua From Eml, ]a at• I trac::Ung worldwide attention, )dans to show the nnllvea Walt Dl!tney 1rnovleJ, play American juz and tl l~tllhqle mldwlre }lila among Clther thlnga. The Jclta, glv~n Dooley by CAitE, will be pr~~ented t') ltbo major vllla&e mldwlte nnd will provide equipment lor tJhe d.e· Ilivery ot 2M babies. . HLI rnlaalon, which 111 lal'lng mBt1e under the ausplce 1 of the tn. letnatlonal Reaeue eommltlee In New York, hall the full backing ot tilt L&ol government and the bleaslnga of a. number oC prlvalo ,OrJantu.Uon.a an<l indtvlduniR.. Oouaty t.ht foUow"1a1 rear. iiii. •ti'.ii;i Oddo Againot Domoa Up CMI'. oad GoUla. llelp COIIaiY jol..d tbe lfOUP 1n 1110 and Hip.laad COWMBUS, 0 .-What to &ervl: ~0 n 1ummg to pr«pare. It iJ eonW'bto uaexpec:Wid &uub drop In ¥t!DJent to mix .a large batC!h at areu ot this Hc:Uon of tbe rtate II not a pnblem lor ;the borne one t1 me and freeze them for fuII fir biCi: II the UnO. SiDCt 1 mU:er who keep~lber hOQJ.e free.~:· ture use Enouah .ali!Orted rolls the purehase of the camp mauy er weU stocked wltb !Of one meal may be wrapped tol mprovementJ baw been made serve foods, 11y• Irene Net%, Ohio stother to aave the time of takmg te.UOD at the Cantera Cave 4-H wbieh rank tbt camp •• one of Slate Unwenlty exren•lon food a few rol l.ll from many different . iY 1:. I, lli.AKI.t.ll CJub Camp better than ltventr the be•t campi Ia the state. The and nutrition speciahat. I ··~·-., Atl~ltYrtl Al!lft't' packages, addll Mi ls Nett If ~Ill the current campla& Melp County 4-H Club member&, firlt atep tn improvement wa1 Cooked food.l whic.h . need on!y bread 4 slieed b efor~ freezm g, advison, and Junior counsellors repair and build a b&Mmeot un- to be thawed are •va:dable when the exact number of • lice11 may be /!":UI bave attended one or more cier the old r«reation ball. needed mott if .1tored in the footl laki-n (rom the package withOuT camp perloda. From tbeae a:mp In the buUdlDc prOifam ainee freezer. Fru~ pie. may be froze;J t ha wlllg the whole luaf. periode the campere a:aJ.n. many that Ume Ji,!l aew Clbi.at .baye either ))efore or afler they have · Frozen desserts are a natural thiaga which will help them de- been built. A eompiet.ely new and been baked. Cakes and meat pi.e1> velop Jato better citlzene ot Meia:~o are ))elf: baked before free11ng fM the home (reezer. Ice cream County or lD.y county wbere they mode_n;L kitcbeo bas been a~d.ed Rputt or casserol~ prepared 1n ~<~ndwJc h es, eclaJr&, and tce cream ma live and to1let and thower fac1h~1e1 ~ · · for the 'baya aad Jirla unlta bave your spare time, some of them a~ C:ike rolle can be on hand rcw:u. 'J'be Jt01'7 of the dev~~tlopment of · been construC!ted. Tbe aroondJ IODJ u 6 monttuln advance, need I;,rl), "" well aJ> frozen fruLL ju1ce th~ Cantera Cave 4-H Camp 1J have eben Jriproved 1nd • &raded only \O be heated rtlr a complele t•um·t•ntrate ror a qu1ck. cool and one of a lot of people workiDt to- and new J"'Oda and atream re1oca- dianer in a abort time. Thill ill an rl'frt~ hHl g beverage. Jether to develop an laatttuUon tton have made ~ II'QIIDdl more ex.cellent time saver if tbe bouw Artl'r ice cubes made from maker "'orke until late in the af rrOlt juJce have been rro:ren, tbe whleb will benefit a wide area. JUractive and usable. te~oon, etatel the home econom SJM!tldJst suggests removin!lt them The : 4-H Club campin1 proa:ram The moet h!ee)rl lplprovement Jtarted in Meiaa County back ln aDd tbe e»ne which baa been the let. from the trays and puttinR tbern Qul.ck breade and party roll ; mto a plast.Jc bag in the freezer t.he' early 1920's wl.tt C!ampa ~eld sreateat ~Iagle imprvvement hal OD tbe. Betdn1 firm near Cbe&ter. been the oonst.mction of a 30 foot add- to any meal but are timl' AI the interest tn eampi.nl ·ln- by 75 toot swimminJ pool and ertued it wu deelded that It lUter system. Conttructlon of the would be better worll:lnJ with pool wu .unique 1n tllat pre-cast other counties. sides were poured at Marletta a-nd Far a 1hwt t1.1ne camping with taken to the eamp area where cc.:-:.c;c:;., , otl)er. eounttes was held at....cora io tbey were carefully aet 10 place YaUia eowrt;y. About 1029 a camp tD aloUL formed in tfte poured con· site on tha •l lu: LOng farm Dn Rae crete base. coon Crtet in t11e aouthu~~ · corner of Jacboo Ctunty was leas. The eafup is available for use by W(t(lster, 0 ., - Frlday, August ed by a Jroup known as the Jack- any ro~ral or u:rt>an group in the 10, 19 the date .s-et for the 29th an son District J::ztenskm Cam]JB Inc. ~ea. Arri.nJementa for Ule bf the nual •Obio Dairy Day at the O!lio Long permitted the group to camp eltber on a one day or long. ·Agricultural Experiment Station l WELL DEVELOPED tbe !lte for $00.00 per year er time may be arranged tbroueh Rodu!~ wilh good Chief speaker will be Durward the time he decided to aell any ot the County Extension Of- Varner viCe-president ot Michigan C\Jnicmp.attons, the farm. The corporation thett fices included in the camp group. State UnlveJlltY. Varner is widely purcbaaed the camp area in the At the present time groupa from known 89 <me ol the nation'• out- 2. GOOD COLORING OF Shanks, Combs & Wattle middle f-orties and continued Athens, ColumbUs, Cleveland and staw:Iing agrlddtural apealr.ers. camping tbere until 11K9. other out af area group• have TiUe of hia a(!dfoesa is "Abraham 3, EARLY PRODUCTION made uae of the camp when not Lincolo'a Parity Program." Qf l.trge eggs, ln 1949 ~he opportunity to pur. in use by looallfOups. .Mue!l of the morning programs chaae tbe e1xt1 acr~ Canters Cave 4. STANDING FOR LONG area aro&e anct after careful conThill camp baa been made pos- will emphasl%1! gra.uland farming Productions. sidenation the purchase \111111 made. Sible by many groups and indtvj aod a1pects of the soil bank plan Countiea tn on the original pur- dual.s workmg with tbe 4-H Club they affect Ohio d~>irying. Charles F . Rogers, station hilage exvert, ch~se included Jackson, Lawrence groups of each county: lndlviduWill diSCUSS Jabor Si:IV\ng [PCtOrS of I ale and butdncsses have donated different kinds or snos. time, money, labor and materials to see that your young people Other features of Dall-y Day w1ll • have an excellent place to work inclUde a cattle disease tl~nic, . ', NOW I and play, to fellowship together junior judg!ng program, ~!llbits .... ' and to do the many thina:s which aDd dtmonatratiorvs, tours . , of tt.e help In the develppment of atrong pasture farm and a morning pro' character and higb ideals. . . One of the st.Nna:est parts of :u:':: Jl lbe campihg proJram is the use mUon's rcof junior counsellors who work di- m. EST rectly with th1~ young campen 1n aearcb center 2 miles soutbeoat of I N SECOND ST. MIDDLEPORT ~ · every aetivity in which th~y par- Wooster on U S Route 250 tk:ipate. Ttaese counsellors not only get much valuable leadership tramlq, but the)' also set a pattern ¢hat the younger camp. • ~ividuolly ers can look up to. .'' .. ; ' A typical camp day .opens with ;.~· '!. flag raising wbLcb includes in- I .. , ~. Sl Frlday, .J~o~ly 20, 1955 ' D~~OTED TO INTf~ESTS OF MEIG._.,$01j . IIRaA '. ·. • • oun liS -- PHONE 98 JACK , Mgr. ,, �., .... , ...... ...-• ,~ ' ----~--·-·- • · '· Poge Four -·-.·-· . ________________ __!'he Doily SEntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ -~~-----:------- '-"._..::.._ - ~~~!.~ 1 !,id'~ .~Y,o·?-2 ., ,. J. 'Ill ' ·g ' a · ~- r· a 1 • . ~ o· (' OeiPrM~a.rl(ersburg Mer- Powt>ll . 2b ' irer~ p~~~~~: ~,;·,'lil!/r~;~ \~~h~~~!~ri;o8u:J ~~~~~·: ~1.'r-~s . ~ 1 1,<111 i'<WH·~ 1-•~1 m;.::ht. as thE!" I T t·.J th '\nn t~<d Bf' nd Snftlw!J Tow·n ,. . Tht:> H<:Llll'gs wer h f 'amrn t <:«t urHk rw a y nt D:~eht.t'l e utJJng or .. 1 1 tnL'tnn<•ll carul' f J ,tll la•hu1:J tu ' Fl·" ld 111 \t- 1" 11 (' ' '' ~Oillt-whal ralm 'Sl'rll'S with tilt' Wlll . 7·''w bt'lunU 11,.. , 1, .. , IJ' ., 11 .1 II I .•11 .111 ···"I '· lilt I II It' !' t PI ('' 1'I II<HI' f' _lr;HL·s.dtcr t'nd1ng a s tormy 't'~·l ing ut' II i! I .ll:'i'! t'uJI Li~< , ll •- 1'~ tw u: asa nt 1\:; 11 ,, 11 ;,[ 1 ; 1 i ~ 1 1 -d lUll · in ~~ ;~on w1th tht' Brooklyn l>odg~r~ 1 nu1 hu m t<l 111 tlw ~i xth 11111 111 1-( w;1s lg:m 1e 1.,,J1 ,·•l ., 1 th ~ l'nd or fivt• illllsd;n III E;hl duJ'lng wh1ch lite l'ltm·her. ; tnnit•"' \\lid -- 11, , ,,. 11,,.,. 1.,,. 1 " 1.. ' D k S 'd · h 11 d 11 I 1 1 r·1 h1 · 3 ' • · ..., " ~<· u ~ m el, ~ 1: tt w ;;.~ the firt h win in tho• l,,,t I .L! IH'It "",, .. 111 d•·h• ~ , li ,\unt Jl:nt • (•' ~; wJth ' speetu ti>r. _ 1 he Dodgers alsn were six SDIIl('S for l'irt~'Jnn:~tl , t'l ::dJI ,,, r , Ur·,·ad f•l \liddlt•pur1. 9 2 iind ~~1R~~ed WI~~ ~amaglng the cloc!-: \~l'nl to .stay with~l twr. ,ll.u n.t·~ ul 1 ~111ith'~ I<IJJtwd V:u u· littm by ..... L.J ' u 1 ~~~:o~u=t=o;;;l;;;;;;tB;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;..;;;;;;;..;;;;;_' . o.:::::::~~;;;l _ _ _ __ _";;''-'Y-'"";...;;; aranc ,~ ~lea gue 1 8 . ave" lr•atlmg .. . . M•lw:ltlkt·•· J•ffcoat Almo&t Fi•1i ,hes Jetrrual I I , , II ., • a 1 I<JUI,( b .I >)\\ Lll, Ill hi!S l'amc dosl' to (J ' lli1Lo ~ lhv second conqJlt"lc• g'ITII<' nf hi 's III ''IJ , or league l':J•et't ,,, lw lJ,• o,.l •·ll S.11 Moghe. Jeffcoat re\ Jr r•d Wilh l~o IHLI m the mnth lflnm g h<!I'.IU~l· or hhH I ~;.s o?l hH fpllr·htng hand Juhnn ~ 1 pP~ f'ln l~ lshed !Ill' g;~nll' Cmcmna!J ;u•npel] uu 1 m f1 ()II\ With 8 SC('O!ld ·lllllltlg run. 'l td KlUSZt'WSki ~ ln g l ,• d ilnd was foH·~rl atstcond1JyFnm k!WIImson, who took thtrd on t·;d Bud1•y 's smg l an~ scored on Hay JablunkJ'J> Slll riflCe fly. But lhl' Dodgers tied the roun1 lp the fourth when Sandy Amu ro~ walked, s tol e se<>urld, took th•r·fl on a wild pitch and sct;M'Cd on Chico Ft'rnnmh·z's sing ].:! , Brookl yn went ulicad, 2-1 on Gil · Hf.idaes' 20th humer in the sixth . ln the lt~ s{ o! the sa me inning, Wally P u,.;f duo bled and l::lell fu l1 lowd with hi~ 181h hOmer to fJU1. Cindttn llli ir1 f1 ·ont 3-2. Cincinn ati s<·ort.'rl fnur run.~ in th e seventh ut th r• exv~nse or re - , I I I ON ALL SUMM~R MERCHANDISE Come in while the selections are still good in both • Groups 11-. .. ' . <:irO.UP.l Rayons, Cords, Palm Beach ~nd Tropic:.al Suits 17.00 v.uv~s T9 $35.oo NOW MensSummerTrQ.~Sei'f$ I Was~ and wenr linen, Rayon, Wool Dacron T"'\)ical .,. . ,~ · Mens Straw Hats . OFF SUMMER CAP$ $1.00 Summer mesh, White and colors. SIZES 14to 17, YALUEST03.452 65 NOW · • .' • ' . 97c Knitl and SS plain and fancy slzesjl to 14,, For School Wear. , __ _ Group II ., OUR BETTER Summer Suits ~acrons and wool troplcals wools palm ' Beach.. ' , ' 1 VAlUES TO $49.50 NOW I . IS AB ,r ~~~-·~v 1 :.<• , '1 ' ' ' 1liiW• 11 .;<. 1-. 11 : .. ·''I ~ ; 2 2 2 1 1 2 '} 0 2 0 C ,{ ·:d~"'.lf , -·I l'~tt•··,.,~,n :.!!1---- ----~ -- 2 _ 33 1he hrs t hail 1,, ,.,1,, 11 If ~: ''' p 0 ll0 H 1 1 1 VanMater, Jl S]] t-d ror a nn- ~il.tf"r until th e sixt h. f>t·nw-.,ky, If -- -- whun Muna.~:er Bm:ky W;J ]t er" o[ Jk l'k ••r, Jr _ ·------Aunt lfllllie'~ Bread ll'tl ofC wit/1 13r:d l on, if _ ____ ___ a n infield s in gle. A, lilt•y, ef ___________ I ~('.·,.n Palm Bea<b Rayon, Linen, Wool. One group of of the, C!!&IS to $27.50 NOW 17._00 'Boyt.Sport S'hirq ":ft!fb,_ ~~~ICJand Nylon - sizes 4 to l8 97C . OFf ON A._L MERCHANDISE INCLUDING WORK CLOTHES l AT TI1E ~uto ST9,qK CAR RACIIiiG . ' RUTbAND Sal@s :. · / ' 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 o u RI!C~~VED T'1E COMP~ETE nocK . OF tHE CAPITAL AU10 Po\~1'$ Qf , WJtiCii CHILJ.!tOTHE, Ql11p, . HtS ~~~EN RE~E"!TI,.Y'PUI(H~$ED Bt US. . SJI.'US r'uR o~· Aufa. -·hni&Dsr . u. 5. -=' 1\ ipt" wE c.AR_.R.y A GAn _ n LI~E F ~~i'"""· Q_ RU ~ _ · · . Tf."'~!,!!"" I.Jft .. 1 -.- ~- R·S' -1 I •J <.: l' Sa . -.l es·.:' 1 ()1.1,.1.'."_ :~~~........._ ~"' c-•.,· . . ... "'Ill .•· 1.' ~ . 1, ~ pllre /!,- I lns~it;m · -- ·1 ·· · -lfHQNE 69()1 ·.,:¥ •:t ~ ~~f'~.,._ ,.~-.- P~ Weq11e_sday "':··· ":;:;:;:::::::;::~:::;:::::;:::;;;:::;:::::;::~~-::-~:::;::iii:!~:::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::;::;~;;; ""' Mrs. FREE GIFTS .,; '''' ·.'"- • -~ ·. l~SfC,jiEVROLET ~ i4fl.r. R@ over cream Belair VB heater seat covers, Sharp ... , ' ! '' .•r' , .. . . I .:. ' -I I 0 Knott. l h d ·-----· ___ 2 0 0 WITH KeUey FAVORS Will Be 17!1 .00 tf eddlq Rloa 87.511 .12, B. HE,ATHIIR Rio~ ~•0.011/ Also $tOO fo 24H •nd In pladnum $:!.00 to H, U \\' tJdi nl Kioa ·.. t·u 11 LOADED Superflex 6:70x15 _ Superfl~x POi your lovely bride, choo1e thl!! ft!tidious dt:•iga and heirloom qual· · itJ of a lfenuine regi!l· teredKeepsakeDiamond Rinl:, We are proud lo ofrer a fltie collecdon of ' Keep1akel, in a wide taose of nyles and prices• Come in •ad see them 1 ' ' then cbou11 widl confidence. JEWELRY Store Pomeroy. Ohio ~- ;_/ ·' AtiTI-tORIZID ltliEPSAI<Il DEALEil ' 6:70xl5 Sttperflex 15-49 Prestige 7:10wl~ .' · ' Vi TQ., $ GIVEN .}"\ -,. . li" l-A, t I ~ 10 foot dump . '". axle, -~'J . (Sub) good tires,' heater, new · · • 1951 WILLYS ",. . .. . : .... 645.00 driv~, nftw rln-gs ne; ~l~t job · l& ,· WHI~E ~ · ,,d· . , . , , _· . .•. ~ · ' •• tt~IBIES • .. • I, ' " ' !.{ ' .:., - • 1.• ~' •~ ' The annual party of tbe Busy Bee . Class · 'of the First Baptijlt Churcb was held Thunday ·evenina · af ttle Mtc:ldleport Roa&ic:!e Pli-k. · Mrs:. Ctlules Bennett asked · lh~ st~e ' whlch P!eceded !he sUpper ·arid durJn1 the eveDI.J.l~ --th,-blrthcla~s of Mrs. E. L. _Hughes and · D. E. JloWJh were ·o b- .. Mills I ,1, ''NO:'Ali'E-\ PALM I.ACH I' ' ' \II , ,. ' j· '· $624so JULI . '!'~ MORNING STAR I LOW ACTION .t..ar- ...,.. I I or , "Kin(l Oi khyMr Olher New · Only 25 Down And Rl~" Spinel• .4.5<1 47t.OO Weekly U79,00 We Carry our Own Aee'lo' ' (Cinemascope and TKhnlcolorJ --ot,._. SUMMElS "I Killed Wild 1111 Hfd:ok" Al"t Com...,. 11M1 Ctrtoon Phone %! & $ON Joebon, 0 : J CROSLEY Wllether It IJe A-- REfRIGERATOR, T ~. BAKER Or Any HOME APPLIANCE I ALLEN APPLIANCE 011 The Brtghteal Cor-~ aer In MlcldiiiJIOr& . FUIINITVIIB Yo~r POMEROY OHIC , lleb~r~a!:; MU· ' • • PLUS ""· . -. I .3 ....... ' e Portoble--eoa IIi aiecfp. 4:irwlaton. -· ,. '· Owner KEN COMPLETE LINE FREE ,> '· FOR AS LITTLE AS $~035 " NO .CASH DOWN! 'AQ'i SUNOCO STATION Pomeroy, Ohio '' ' By Mary Jolie Restauf.antM' MILL1 $.T. In The BuildingFor·m~rly.OqciUp,ied I • ' - ( Your car """'id - . . . , .dqwn payment! •• t.t's.~l. ~(i$ MOT~-~ £2~rt, o. -,, ~ ..... k ......... . AND HASSOCK FANs·.. $9.95 UP H& R ~IR~STQ~E ' " ~ • -.21.95 Po~r~eroy, ' CHRYSLER WINDSOR .. . V-8 > " . 'fABLE WINDOW NOWI OWN !o / • ~ ................ . \ •• GRIA1 FIA1VRES e 11Htrlci!ll1 ~1.1· * _ _. ' ' • t·' Blo.,. ocaUr ..,. '. oti* .. . __., ' "· I,, AIJ. ·'IHESI oUabl fealila- ... .... Owner JOHN P.. RSONS j 11 FORJI:i~ ' I 20 WI"DQ-W FAN If's complet.ly automatic - • . Qgen-.Ev.er'IJ ngs to 8 pm .. Prn1m ), to 4 New! Deluxe TRADE · PARADE I •• - Svlvla · '4' , CROSLEY Dealer . . H6 E. MAIN 1T. , Doris r.lte, and . ' FUtt~iTUitE ~··F;? 1~i'l '~"''~~~:;u;:·w 1~~>~?.'· ~t , .7 IN THE wEAa' av i'ilii•tio coMsou 1 BY IRMA 8. IMMM '-... - · By Irma a: thlt F.ldon Krauter entered the Jo"'rph hospital la11t Sulv.lay Thut..Frl. 19-20 W11lter Pidgeon Anne Francis for surger y. "FORBIDDEN PLANE" MN!. Clay Bryant of Mhildl•,..rt (CinEmqeope- - TechD1color) 'Wa!l th.e gurst of h er niece, Mildred fh le and l a mi1t ooe Randolph Scott ADaela last week _ Lansbury 1 Mr. and Mr.~>- Cbar!es Holter and 1 'THE LAWLISS •STlEET'" Mrs. Ada Vickers Athens spent ( ln Tethniflllor) a f l· w d&~-·s last week on their farm . Mr. a nd Mrs. C. D. R~ of Q@v ---------- ------· .. --~--~---4'1'iy were tbe S unda:v guests of Julr 21 Mr .and Mr·~- John Jhle and family . 5aturd•y Only Tyrone Power Ttrry ~ $~".00 , 195.4. WIW::YS ·;, . : .. '(:.:.' ' '~ ,".. . ' l~f.M TYfE tw? Gallipolis wi!!W'e recent gu el>l~ of or Mr. and M r~. Hmner Holter bnr sis ter, Mi ss Nellie Koehler. iliHI olhl' r nduti~.s. ; Mr .l:nd Mr. Minor Win h ave Mr. anj !\fn owen Merid eth and returned to their hnrA e, Cambridgedaughier, Jan:ee of St. P~::te.rs­ City . lnd. after a viHrl with Mr. bur t,:. Fl:~ . were rL~l'nt gue=.Ls or lttd Mrs. Dale Smith snd oth e-r- r e-- Mr. and J.l~s . H ::~rner Holl<-r, Ches-Jntl\'C!l. tcr· Road. · Mr!l. Carl Moore a nd daughlt!rs Mrs. A11 Hanrl and childrn of Marlene and Linda Rlld Prl vate-C irve]rm:l Bre t h e l'(ue~>ts of Mr. Jdf Wilson atti·nded 11 dinner' par-and ~t rs. Huymon d Freck c-r. 2?,~.~Q,Q..- . '1. ,.1 ' · 1295:0{1 T~r W-C' tiT a'lr Jval:~s. '·~lnd v. i~"' 191' All- trtlief , c~-n,n~_t}OVI -~~h wh~~l 1..0;004 \ ires · ~ ~' . ~ 19ot'flt.tT'~~~TIQN4~ . . , EXt.-a njc. rafM ~c:'t .· :- i . ' ~E.!fS s~~.RTS ' · -· EQUIPMfNT · ~ '\ ¥l fOn Pi~k up ·n·ew ·palitt lob. Exira Die~ ' ?i !' I~·Y~-~;~;~;;;~;~ Hkky and Patty Elwood. ty, Thursd<~r. at the home of .1 fr. _, 1 and Mrs. Verne Davis, Mloldl;~:::~:; . Mr. ami Mr$. Hom~r Mrs. Eric Anderson ot Ci n cinnati ! were in Amanda, sunday, tO attend arrived for a visit with her s ister !he Cuncral 'Of Mrs. Alvan Strick· and ])r(lfh~r.Jn-law Mr and Mrs . Jer. Carl N . Smith . Mr. and Mr~. Robel'! Holttor and Mr. t~ nd Mr. Charles Weaver of son ot Co("a, fla . B!'C th e guest s &! ROOMS Of ti ~~ New Furnlture1 ~ . FOR -: ~ '1951 PLYMOUTH , : · ..... , ... ~~~ :-- Station Wa·g on 4 wheel s. MAKE YOUR CHOICE 19~0 CH EVR()LET .. '.... , . , · · 545.00 AND . Plus T~x & Recappable . Tire ' t ,;. 2 spee.d .•' . 6 pa_sen~: Station Wilgon r!iii!8, ifill1'p 'bf~k finish DEATH REPORTED In the past year B. MC!Rae !lepfat her of Mrs. Lou Mobrnins' has l'@ceived wore:! o( th~ death a eiO!le relatJve_ three t 1mes. Hu brothers . ~led _first and his !lts:l'r, Mrs. OsJe VJoing, 83, died lh1.~ Wt-ek a~ Thomaslon. Ga ., where 1he w11l be burie(l today. ' th e 1i3 1 o f hi .~ 1am.Mr · 'McRae 4S 16.95 6:70x15 t7.98 · · WITH WHITE ... SIDEWALLS 6:70x15 • ' >. FoiJow!ng a recepuon lhe """'"'•' left on a JOOtor trip. The-y rt..1>Jde at 431tichland. Ave .• Ath.ens 'l'hc bride 1111 a graduate of i - - - - - ---:-=,-c:...:c-= 17.65 Prestige COLLINS M I ©CL$20 7:10xl5 Prestige 12.49 .,,;• MacGre.gor Sporti"g Check These Bargrlns Crmser .· . , 6:00x16 " ' SEE OUR COMPLETE !,.INE OF WHOLE FAMILY Abo . bOdy a\"!liJ~bi-~ POMEROY So('JE'fY seat rovers Busy.Bee Class A~lrual Party . } l952 DODGE · · .. .. . • ' .. . 895.00 2 ,ton, 2 ·~'f',- "")'\• b, •m~ Tr•9'~\W•P Held Thursday ·c--· Ill , . Cifts '' _·1 C... , .. , ....... ,., .. 799.00 ~. Jl»t 16~ in...h whee~ b)ue, ' '·' > L~ok ~·rcn~nd Kids ' '~52 'G.~· ' J~ULY 21 ~ome In . To SuitTne ,., cun.1 .,., · QF THE · SATURDAY · A dt!5sert counte was ~rved h y the hol>lt'S!ole,s -to Mrs. Will !am FM1cr, Mr·s. fUram Fiht-r, Hr. Eugt' ne Forbe, Mra. Chr l!tty Baer, Mr!> John Scott, Mrs. John BaiJey, Mrs. Jtuss Watwn, · Mrs. Charles Baer, Mh. Amanda Baer Mr~; . HaMon llnlter, Mno. Edmund ·Grue!ler, Mr~. Jacob Baer, Mrs. / Ml-i'k Evans. Ml's. John F.Jwood Mr& Everett Damewood, Mrs. Ldia Flint and guutll, Mrs. MJi:rgaret Houda· shtlt Dana Miu Dora Ham~, M:r;a Mrs. Ora Archer Le nora ;mtl ' .. . ' . . . . Z29.00 .f.f·,tloor--~t(to~le ~~.IS.!tlo~. 'Heate.r, FOR THE .., ·"~-.., ..:~,. 1950 PACKARD Gifts 0 ·1953 :$TUQI_B:lKER ' ' '1 ' .# ... I t699.lQD · 2' Door-Champion. )Heater " . Refrestunents of sherbert punc!l and c'•ke were served by the Hom.• !konomics committee, Mrs. Charlr Spencer, Mrs. Cl elland Htnes and Mrs. StriCkland. ' $1895.00 I Sport Nite -+- ANNQUNCIN,G they Quality !dilk and CTram Df'.ma win Chicago trlps throu11h awa rd r; program . l'llhese will include the first plart' indiv idu <~l and, winning te-.m meniben at the Ohil) State Fair. The secOnd ~lace 4-H du irr judging team at 'the staie fa :r, an alterna1e team membt.oT. and an · extl'ns ion agent or coach r:.lso will wl n trips to t.Pe Chicago confer. ~nee , the s:~me as last year, Gc-hres suid. The first ju1l rzin"' team Will go to the nternational Dairy Cattle Congress in WaterLoo , 1<~., this fall . • · · • u-. __,_._".;. 1· mon.ttration ' · Aut~ I 2 t-}1 Club lead er , BE ~U~l AND I I ---- - --- Albert F. Gehres, auis tan-t atate in anuoUnPin o.! tbe new awards schedule said 3 club members m ay win trips t·b ru the Da iry Effj~:ie-ncy aotardfl pro1 grilm . The awll.rds will b e based on cluh memhe-rs' overall record:; 'and their efficiency in d airy pro. cJuctio n. Three additional club nJ f'mbers ' .(One MOe- WOII Or POII)e,.y .....,,n.• l.UO-H!Jh Sdtool Sllld~ll(4 . v·t!.• I 0.- 0hio 4-H Ch1b members t·his -year mav comp1·t~ for stx new triif awsrds to the 4-H Duiry Con fl!i'l'nce and tht! Na tional 0<-iry Show, M"hedulcd for Chicago Ot:!tuber 4-9. - WYB· ANKS,SPEEDWAY ' ' I Buwlr'N, p COLUMHU~. ' 1 . I .. * or Ohio 4-H CJub Members To Get New Trip Awards SUNDAY AT . UST tI wa Y•nket• I Tonlght'll Schedult Ytnk... it Rtdt. . l:leld No. I lndl t 0oc1fi.I.A No.2 ·· Vannoy, lb ------- - -- · $ 0 Q Tohds -------------- 25 S 6 Vanadium tXJo 000 2-2 2 t1 I ~ prt.yer by Mrs. Mark Ev1m. Mr .;nd Mn - Don rdd LownLe of Trenton N J ,._,_ "Seatlt'r s~(b Irl Bl'flzil " w-a.t 2lJI EIJ.ttn ""'e' Y~trdvllle, New Se~LJ.id.~ •;t,~"!:_,. the top!c of ).be pi'UIU'UO led ,by J~l'lltly, &re tll'lnountiat the m:rut f ·N.Jiln; 1 W¥......-~d~~ Mrs . Evans with. rea.dina:• given ria~ of their dau 1 hter J-O)'te to !tth th ~ ,SJtt -ff C!d' J1lfr- R* by (lther membel'l. Following a I Paul Re1bel , 1011 or Phit1p Reibel the rmy ~~ CQ:Cpll>l 01 dlscu ulo n or Brazil , lhe group Pomero}' , Ohla and the Tit• UI .m~QM rm:r ~ 81 8t! Th Tl " h R n.- Dei\Yer, COlo ' afld i& now o,q'• the. .sa ns . " est f' e nna e'lbel. The double nunlng attff ot Ute Shdttrtn• dtng toot pl ace .:June 22 II" Durirll :t;e buslneuleUion Presbyteria n Church of A!"""! J Arm• IJospU.al In Athtftl, RlW. W.atson, followe<l with t~C! which ut;ne w:th a poem by 'fht' Rev. Ches tt:r Marquis Mr . RelbeJ I• a ,.,llvy vtlm~ P.alm 23, in unlso~. Group Mfll. at~Un, Pans were mad!! lllciated. gracl~l!lted from Pomta)y singing llf a hymn preceded by lor 11 plcnlr to be twld at the ~ School 11nd i.s now atte ndhtl Ohio -'--"-''- · - - - - _ church In August. )t was voted 1 Escorted hy ber fatber UnJ 117 to lnvlt~ the Minersville WSCS to bridP wore 11 baUerlna m,.~·~~:~~ ::__·- - - - - - - - . ; th~ picnic. PJan.s wrre al!ro made gown ot wh1le iii II: with a fnr ~ runuqiiJt! sate lo bt he:ld, Jacket. She carried a ca.\Cade Augll!it 24.·25 in Pomeroy, tbf!' quet of carnations. pJ;~ct' to be annount"ed t.ater. Tb"" b)·mn "God Be With You Till W t· Meet A.~ajn by the group c·!Qilcd the meeting. III;S;;;m:;;it"h..:.•____._ _:<:_,J":,..;;_'_;:" . !l--:!IJ!h.!''---~.200i!..!!!"'L.!.:;:!"~!!_,!.:_;~£~~·~~ -~:!I:!,.!B!!'!!:•'!•n.!"!:~·..,-i!!o:r:...: · __. J.l ' ~" "' .,. ~eor- ••• 20%0ff .l '··Mens Sport Shirt$ Mesh, ffO!_d<IJIIII and Knits - AU sizes 1 ftft VALU~5 'Tf> $3.95 NOW •"11'7 Mens Sport Coats IS STC)RE WIDEr · 0 2 2 R H l 1 11<'11; TIRES TO, $1..45 NOW 0 ~ I l ,. , - 2 24 AB lotals Smith's I ,. A Good Selection . Slllee l87! Tu L•k\l;lin I .tk!ll'. Hn<ky Bll· ~ ~hn wNl that St orl111 .; lb l f i ,,. Will ht l"ug h •n till' tomna - Tut ,,J, 18 10 13 I Ill nl liS he tn ~s··d u IJ() 111\l('r ru N I c ·d OliO 00.1 11• •11 •·lltlt 0 0 1 · 11 1 1 r ,. ~ Jill Itt!( dl•'lllP on, I k 2"1 5 .I 1I•• lilt t\ IIIIL\LIIUO " I h i ~ •' l'f' /lltl <1 ..1 n ... x.- 10 8 0 WJlh lh• 0\' IT tt-. 111 f 10 .11 Ky",..; ----, ('rl·k tJLIYitl!-! Spo!IIL r-;, 2 111 f ht• B•lpre! Pa• ke1'11burg AU R H r11·~t gll tn 1 • :11 7 3!! t:,dtqmll s Eo~g· l·uu , Il l , f 5 0 ] !~·~will faer· l'llll ip SfJUI'll Ill the/ B,JII H lit• ~~ -4 1 ] seron d gt~Tlle Whtl• CSI or t:ll l lt 1 !',-!, 1111 , .!b __ 4 0 1 poll~ Will pl:1y P.t~•kr-.shu • g Fs~o tn r ~HI• 1 If 2 1 0 trte fuJ otl 1111 ~k/IJ!I•• If 1 0 0 1 Ll'nn lt<IWCI] Wol~ lht• hilll!l\l' star! \i'n :lb 2 1 0 1 ror tlw Lakn1 tt> :.m 111 th111 ' ' 'ir- ~L 1 w 11 lh 5 1 1 3 2 J 1 , .. r 1 tOJ y uH·I' th ~ Natum .d LUJJ'rl idro\'e in frve runs w tlli :-~ !-;,1f·l ifJ· E" l "' 11 ---.--4 3 2 1 ltv JJI the fu~t msH• L( and u g ruud J , , ,, , p ___ --- · 3 0 1 s lum !10m<' I'Url ill Lh ~ f ourth in-~ Tu l,,l 1 _____ - ·--- - 33 9 8 ning The hom£'r was the Li g blow in 11 five-run fuul'lh hmin g tJ~ul Aunt H:~llie's AB R H hastened l hf' game to an eurlv eml CJ IJ t· -------2 0 0 Only OJie mun re:Jcht-d l;a sl:' ; tto .1 ·. p, lf . ---------- 3 0 1 • gainst Hnss In the l!(ll nw . Tha t \\'.ill•·r;; , lb, p - .. ------· 2 0 1 rume tln <r walk in th e serond In- E..\J11lr r, 2il ----------- 2 0 0 lng. He f;wrwtl nine . il \lillel', 2b ---------- 0 0 0 l{ay Furhes . h w· IN for t~e llm:ly, s~ ______ 3 0 0 . lklpre-Pitr kel'<;hurg ni np was h ead~ ~1 \lillL·r, ::Jb _ _______ 2 0 0 Springfield 10:~ 0 0 IJ By Catalina and Rugby, also men's alltl. Boys lA(~ 0 0 0 ief pitchers Ed HudJUcl!: lllld Dun .-< 'flu· Ru!prt·-J>nker.'lhurg t e3m AIJ IIWII)', r f 0 (j 0 Bessent. Rtll'h U{'k uiluwNf a w11 llr. loukt•d asH it tuig ht .~core lt·n Mill ~. rf _______ 2 t 1 and sinl{lt'S hy Roy McMillan an d rm 1s 1'udy_ t._o end the g um e wit~t Tr.t ;.l,; 21 2 3 Jeffcoat for unc nm and gavt.! wlly Aunt lfattw s hut lh <' Midd h· port M•· •dwnts 033 030 0-9 8 2 io Bessent. put th<· hrnkcs 0 11 n ny Ar1111 II:Jttie's oqo ·uuo 2- 2 3 6 D_ '. 1 Johnn y Te mple lJUnlt>d safe!}' 1 ~ 1 ghy t h~ uprJver lellm a nd th en ""' end Besst' nt lttn•w wildl y to f irst tallie d IWI<'e In th e scveuth. ou Vanadium A& R as another run ~cored. With tw~ two €'1TQr~ lind lwo hit.~. cc;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.::;;;;;==;;;,;i;~ out, Klu;;zewski, wu s p urpost•ly John Hoyt rracket! a double" a nd ·walked to lJoad the hasc~ and Hub. - Rnl.l Milt~ gt1 t an Jnfi1·1d sing le In in ~on llOPJlPd n dnuhlt· l.o right that ~t'\ll:'nlh lnnlny to hdp the . 1d In St'ure ttw Ia!;! tw o runs. hrcnrlmcn From l:rein"" ·sh1tl · o u 1· f IC ., H was t he .~lumping Dodgt•l'-;' Jh f' fu~trst nnd most inteTt'sting six th los.~ in the liisl nine gam/·.~ 1111":1 R nm ~ of lhhubvt'ning came In, . . ' JHI mntc etwPt•n Vannd • I t'avmg 1 llw word champwns ''X - '' . , · · gumes behind Milwaukee lllm a nd Smtih s Upl10istering H . . -P~rkersburg PJttsburgh , /II'Tiving hrn-e l oda.v, Lo!'ell ~~lder th o · • stood in fifth plal'f', 12 gamt·s m• t h·r hltd ~~~ ' h ' ll- SmJt_h 14 ~111'of first lar1• ' no I r·1· l(OHIJ.: unlit · ~ _:_ two mt•n v:erc out in the tnp or Lh E' FIGHT RESULTS st'ven!'-1 inning whe n Vautltiium BY UNITED PRESS l rlll n tn i~ h erl IICI'tlss two r·uns on twn 111 \s and nn etTOJ.'. That ti<' ll WOR.CES~H . ~~n~.-Dun Will- th e hull galllc nt 2- 2, hut th(' i' iam.~. 15fl, Wor(•t•st rr, Mu.~!l., out- ~arkr•rsburg tenm cunw righ t ha ck pointed HatTy Allishrl, ]51% uf IU the- last or lht~ inniuJ.: {(} l>t'l)l'f' Spr!n~o:firlrl, MllSs, 12. anrl win th f' gume. SA,'\l l-'HANCJSCO llP- Bulwn Eigllt Vanutlium f'J'I'oJ·s huH V iu'.l(iiS, 178, St!ll 1-'rnnci~ro, K11'd th e rh:.111rc.s uf Pilc~H·J· Ni):! v1111 Doh Sri'IV 1' 11H. lUll, Sflrr8 11 1t'll to, 8 . . MH!t·t· who ga\IF up six h lh .111 d pitc hed t:ffe<>tilie hnll. Sm ith's lni!Jrd thr•lr fi1·st · lw .J runR i11 the rnurth lnninr,: on tw •~ hits and two _e rrrw.~ on !lw p111t of Ut t• V.flnadiUm men A , ing te by Diek RuJ*' with lwu 111"1\ 1m seco nd n nd thlrd ti'M d !Ill' bnlJ game up for Vanadi um in j ht• !CVI'nth,, Smith' won th e game In th e lull tom or l~e inning wtwn Boh Slll ilh, who hnd th r~P or tlw P n rk.Prshurg tt•,1 m' ~ ~lx hiL~ , Hi11g led hontl' l~ ld e1' who ha ·l ]wi· n hit by a pltc!lcli hnll. • 'ftw b ox srm·cs.: National Guard AB R H R.ty noldl!, c _ _ 2 0 0 Ladies Swim SuitS 'vAJ.UU 0 0 1 Mn. Vlr~U Hamm, auLst.e'd ' by - Ml'l, Lt.owl• Walker, )Ira. Rub,rt Lauderrnlll 1111-d l(r.· Albft't :Batr en terta ined tile WSC.~ of li'flrest Run MethodlJt Churth ... her home , Neate Settlement . e ne sd ay Jfvem.ng. The meeting · cpe11.ed with a poem by the pret!dent, MrA. -~-~~rt,~jif~t~'!{5~s .,~.o,'j ~~-"-:.!· ·"' ,:. ~~ .. • -_~:~-~-~-- 2 ' o ~ 0 . Ch~~t~j: -~f::c:.::! _~ ~ ,~~ :-t i ~/ ;..'.",'.' ·~· I Mens Dress Shirts Boys T-Shirts ~('Otl•ll_· ,w,-r :lI'Vt' 2h'IH! . in 1 G. Dtubnu. Jf Ward . rf 11 1 All Straws and Sailors 2for$S:oo h" .1\0II l h• Httko•r. :lh : g g . !-,-G.ul, J[• .- ----- .- ' .pTitj.~> ;·; ;.i"',\~~.r~ o .o.,i :m~~~~~ ~-;-;\-;--,-,l;<\~r~'\0-~ir~ tt l FREE GIFT..$ ,.. .. ' 11 1 1. I VALUES $6.95 to $13-95 NOW :·r ~-·-. J.aktn '-.. F~iday, July_}~d?_M ......-.....--.....~.·_ ' ----::~-----_The et]lb'§mt's:fem:rox~~~!Ptf, ~~- --'-·.:_------..,..Flw , HOLD \lfll~l· l!?.t,~T TC CAMP fA,. Sfwil~~ Forest Run Met~odist WSCS ' i Joyce l.ownie Wed In Athens Three ot the ope:nWn ril 1tle Capt. G.Leoba R.umn.-11, 'l"bet Sal. telephone Meeting H~ld On W,ednesday To Paul Reibel OnJube ,...,.. F(ic;jay, J_~ly. ~~·.29,~6 ~;;:~:.!~t;:~'*~~:Uer, . .~~~- ; ~ il ;.;::: 1 A,. , ·;- li:· F~·l ~ CINCINNATI 0 UI'-·Tilf' C in . ' : . . · tiD08ti .ftbdlegs, Silting Wlltlln htt le &1-h r II t I ' .1l . D 0 . rs. ~ I.IL't' . w 1l ~ Pittsb:rgh , to~ghl w1th ll u11 0811 on t e mou . wbo has won both nf h Li SeiBfln, will face Rtm the Printes. Kline h:..-" . , • • DEAl-ER STORE MIDDLEPO!ll' �.• ' \ • ' < o••;; P.Cige Six ., •• 'd -.. WANT ADS a..,.n.u Ada :(Jet.. ~ ~Oft ' .. recetvecL aa·· 2 etl)\, per •una. oaa . . · I l"epor1.ed un.n.;.eat•U-:.IJ' . '1...1~: .lJatb' -- l!H:DtlDt:J wlll o.u~ De reipVJJ~Iltle a~ w-.tn tll&Jl u.w wcttrrect m- ~· urm~ hl' d apartments for rent 206 !1-tulhury Ave., Pumt'toy . Phonl' 45 or 376. 7-19-tSlp ..,...._ I ) ut 't 'bantut ID.G ~l)rt!tal N..r "Uce& w t.Yt:li.LI IJrUll~ <~L r~;~~..a · I louse for rent, 5 miles from Racine on Portland Road. 7 roOms &ar duSJllt~ll r&tti. urmuaru:ll • With gas electric water in kitpuollsnea 'lt t ct>..ot per wora. chen. Gt.;od loclltl~n. Write Box i:D.IU'&t!<l Acia rt~eeivea. o:r Ql.atJ or fi68.X , % The Dalley sentinel. =~bunt JlO"eJI ca.r"'{l.lt .. ,_. 1 . 668~ ~?~ _!h-' Daily Sentinel. (.;ar(& .! - I 1~..£~ SOl~- Trade .~ No~~~S ~ 1 SAYI DON'T YOU KNOWi' Bl:lkcr 's will gtvc yutJ the best uadc on furwt~.:re ur appllan· ce.i. 4 6-ti - _- , - (20)Business Services -· - ---- -- · .(2) Cord Of Thanks ~ - ·---- We Carpenter work, door.s, flooring and ff'Jlairs Crude Oil $3 barrel! Phone 907-M. VIRGIL TEAFORD Syracu se. 7·19·6tC to c1o.prrss grlltilude tu WIS h ou• many lr 1ends. IH~ Ighbon, rela ti ves for their <.:o mlorllng ... ympathy in the Joss of our tnll · tner and wife, especially ltcv . Ha:luull Hoger Bt .~ hop , kev. Youn g, palllw:~rers , t h usc wh u sent ]"IUW\'r~ , KE~TON S S~:WING MACHINE SF:RVIn~ (;uaranlt!crl Sales & Mrs. FTancis Swao and SODA ~ t:ce A<ldreM 1s Pomeroy, Obio has Emma Powell. L>l'en Ouly appOJnlf!d iS AUffilnl.S· trator wnh t11e Wiii annexed. ot Mr. and Mrs. Denver Ou.rti.s &nd Hoyt Curti9, Mr and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent Sunday wlt~ Mr . and Mrs. Hobart Newell and &Ofls . 1 Mrs. Susie Cooley and son of I Steubenville spent Tuesday evt'n- · i.ng with Mr. and Mr r. L. D. Piert't'. Mr . and Mr.s. Rot>ert White and d&ushter spent Sunday eve.nlng wlth Mrs John We-lls and family . M~; . and Mrs. EldfJn Gorrell of P-ennsylvania 11pent .several days wit~ Mr . and Mr. Rodney Pierc<' nnd sons. , Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pig{ltt at · I tenlkd the. county pra.)rer servJrt· at DeWitts run Sunday. I Jnhn Wells who is emplo~d at Columbus s pent the week end with his family . • the t:state 0[ Lillie E . Wells Late ui .)te:gs County. Uhiu, deceased. Dated thu :.:nd day of July, 1956 Jud~:c Juhu C. Hacon of the Probate Court ML•:gs County, Ohw. 7-6, 1a, :.:0-iHc I LEGAL NOTICE .. Aaron Hyiicll, whob~ place of 1"e.sidence 1s 2M Condor SLNet, i'~>meruy , Ohio, but personal serv1ce cannot b e ubtamcd on h1m i n the Stale Of Ohio .and h.L5 present addreM is : Pvt. Aaron II _vscil, U. S. 523691142, Batter_y A., 8:.! F. A. Bn., A. P . 0. 201 , C/o 1'. M., San FrancJsi."'O. CaJiJorma,'will take notice that on the . 28•11 day . of June, J95ti, th e undersigned I I I ANTIQUITY P"''"" I Th1.0 M. E. Sunday School bchl 1 their annual picnic at the Rol"k-1 springs Fair Ground, Sunda.y. I Mrs WUbert McClain is vlsitin~ her root~er, Mra. Clara Lovejoy .I Mt. Vernon.. 1 Mr and Mrs. C. F. Shain, datti! llher and grand-daughter and n!('{'p s pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Get~e Roush and fam!Jy, l:hilh· co· e. 'ti)-:,m· t7l 6 l:i 20 27 . (B)-a-6t ~r .. ~nd Mrs. Dan Roush, Tampa ' · ' ' • ' ~-c -· ar~ Vl ~ ltlng Mr . ROUith's sister and 1 brother. in-law, Mr. nnd Mr. Ot t NCTICE t:-· APPOINTMENT Arnolt. D•ce•••ct -~ II. H . .RAWLING SONS CO. - 2i auur Wrecker .Service. Day Phone 6227 . .N1ght Phone 6U:i!).. X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEA.L:omplete Wlt:E.;EL ALIGNMENT, b.~~o:.mcLnlil au.d brake service. HMck.ctt's Safoty SP.rvice, West M11.11. Street, _ !'~l_ll_e_r~y, Ohio. ItS J Auto ::.ales 1!15:1 PONTIAC llclux, 8 nl., (.20 B 4· 1H54 t"OiW VB Cll ~ !tltLtlit1t"', ~ door Sf•rlan, l11i.e ll t.'W d ar k hltt.' fumh, ~l;t.U5. ilJJl.'\\nar'.-;, l'olll· Mill!, Middleport. Ohio. 7 :!IHIIt· l'vmeru ~·. -·---- - 1053 BlJICK V-H Stqwr·. 4 dontt· S<· · $1JIIfl Blaellnur '.,;, 1'tl llll'my ( lh1o. 7·20·01c 1052 CJJEVIltlLI•/1' lit" It•~ 4-·h•"r Sedan, ptlwcrglttll', tllr·t,l l.t• grl'etl, .$6~(1. l:lioclln ar .~. f'null' ruy, Ohio. 7-;.~0 -li lr ---- ---~----- J9f)l CIHWJ"lQLE.T ll !! lux 2 dnur Sr·dan, ncurly n~w tu·p,-, $595. BlaeUn<~r's. - Pumcl'oy. Uhiu. _ ---~~- J6 1(. P . JQHNSON m ITIIOAHD MO'I'OR: !liM 5 II. 1'. Ju~nson Outboard nltltor. hkl' new. '1'rarl ed In on th e new Hrolt·Aiwnter with BaJJ-a.matic. Metropolitun Auto Salos, Middkport, l)h10. II ?-18-tlte IF 10% diacount on all Mycr ~ Pump ,. and water ~:r6lenuo. Joe V.tdt -'h, '-· •• ! '. l '<~nw - ' 7· 18-Lr Three piece bathroom o1111'11~ con 11111ting of ~· casl U"on . tub, lO'":< 17" cast iron lavator_y und dns· et Combination. Spec ial pn<'•' $!23.7~. Joe Vadbh, l'lumhlllg, Phone 48-M, Pomeroy . 7· 19·1! ntut·r than a. lifo time, get om· prL i"e:-< before you buy. Joe V;uh ~ h. Plumblnll', PhQRC 46· M. Pomt-· 10)'. 7· 19 Lf ,--.. Fre~ es,timaleB- I{~a;,cl- MAX WARil II ~~.!.1!."!··· wuurl kitchen cabinet11 t o rit an\ space. frecker's Plumbing Sh nr , Pomeroy. 7-203tc ~--- - ·-- CONCRETE BLOCKS "BuUd lttt.r Per Un" GRlJESER BLOCK CO. I Mil•• 'North of Pom•rey On Rt. 31. C..ll Wm. orv...r. Rock l11rln11 ,_::-.,~ Real Esto::te Broker In · MIDDUPOU, OHIO 6116-M ,HONII . .SII . Moot-' , ... , _ a.. ~ed, Good Clna Uofd Clro .;·------Ro?f l'a i n_t.l l,::;:;::;::::i;~=======, GrePn 1\nrl Bl!H·k. ~ rt't·k -~ r 1. Plumbl ng shop . Pom m•Y ,. Hl>-3tc ~ ';~; ,:;;;::.;;;;;;;;-;-;;; --W8ntinj! \n ~-· hH~' furn ltur;•, room :-. llltl', d 1nru(' ~"~ · \ ~~!ld~)~~·f:f.a s ~IOVI', I'Uillac\ ,; oa1 11'"" s1. . 7- 20-3~c buy USI'r\ hicycl l'. RG~e , Uacme , Ohiu. Wrltr Merchandise Reasonably Priced Trevy-F.insterwald. Funerol Home · P-2U 4 ~ ~~~-~P;;IC~N~I~C~~~~;;;'""'~' APARTMENT utilltie11 paid. No Phon•• I H~·•«· All Mak.. •ad Models 1j Superior Servh;e . Quality Th e pknic planned for tonigllt hv the Auxiliary Unit of Feeney. sCnnett American Leg:ion Poat 128 has been i)OStponed because Df rein accordlni to announce~eat •r and ll:llllporlltlon. Tale ,..,..... tion for e.umple.1b1U of. an the rud.r.to-co9: iteQI:1 IVIil.abk! ta today't food market • Even witb all, tbee addlUonal factors whleb enter hdo the total tll91f ~e ifttdf ,Gift .1=-...t.a..~ _ I aporliltiO~~r lo . ·· td ' Social Security With An Appliance or piece of Furniture FROM Baker Furniture ° :=. .. ~··- v•llt<Ho,... The comumer Pll7• for theM 1 ervice and eonvellience co&ta,!for_ teWfl ~~ .. • • '· U.S . . ,FROM . · I";'·: ' • • ' •·;.r·_") ' ·.ji ~ METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES - G. E. REUTER Publle AteOilJIIIDI We Invite Bookkeeping AeeoUIIII, Audlls, Tll~ !'roo blems, Notary Publle. Office Phone 118-M PomerGY Nal lllllk Bldg. lOS E. Seeoaot &l Pomerot, Oblo, -' ''-··,· . .·. ' ' . .. . .:;. ' . .' ' ' • " . .. "' JIMMY r' . .;-, ' .' PARS.OH,S· . IN· C.~ · : '1955 Ford Ranehwagon. One owner. Re-ally Sbarp, ond made t.o Qordcr for the ]&rile (a mil)'. $1795 1953 Studebaker $795 1953 ford Champion. One owner. Tops for tbe money, Tudor, Fordomati<:, Two-tone paiot. Ru~a like the dav it came off the as•emblv line. ChampJon. Shlrp, Really ll bar~ala~ and loaded $895. 1950 ford · . ; ; . ' . $995 I 1952 Ford I"~;··. ;:n,:l•••· .. .$195 ~"Tituc 1fs ".·: .,' 1954 International.. ' 1955 Ford q,,,,. . $1.):9 5 .... $1795. :·. 1 .. J US~D c.U PARS 5 SY~AMoRE A JUney Supper !iponsored b)' the Racine A'lumn\ Assatilf.tion will be held Saturday July 21 beginning at4:30 p. m in t.he ItacJDe High School Audlt.orium. A program will ~ollow at 1:30 ..,-lth f. square dance liter Jn the evenina. Is SEE 1952··DODGE $765 MEIGS GENIRAL HOIPilAL Admittd :eMrs. Dayton Strickland, "Pomeroy and llllnnnh,<;, Pomero,Y. DiH·harged: Mrs. Rucin c Mrs, Roscue John Benh, PLAN BilLE SCHOOL The Pom0roy Church of Christ will hold a daily v11cation Bible school for two weeks at thl! churt:h beglnnlni July 23 from 9-11 :30 a. m. each day Monday through. Friday. Ali childtcn are i nvltect to attend . • B'ACK WITH "IIETTaR IRUSHIW' " Jamts Farrell aox u, · eet~We, Ohl., . 1 1951 FRAZER Manh~ ttan 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater & Det "/ . . ' .. , .. ,..... J. 1949 ', fORD .. ,, 2 Dr. SOIIU; llootor & Del; R. H. RAWLINGS · Milf and S.cond Sta. today. ' •• TRACY . w· CAR A CHESTER , . '' ::,.', . $~9~ USED and Mr.!t. Edlton Wickham ' aDd Mr D'nd Ml'll. Douglas Wlcklti.m and children and Cart Martin were recent vlaltor!l of Hr. and Mn, Dt$~ Snider·· ' .. .. Each days at th Will Hellman !lome.. . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haye.s · .l(r ' Two-door, . f~lo 1and heater, spotli1hts;· ~toa.e palnt, and whlte &ifl~wall tires. _ all<ll I · ·, att('nrting the Wickham ~~ held at tho home· of Mr. and Mr~> Grover 2 t<>n, dump bed.~~ .. ~~~· ·..... F·800, 8:25x20; 10 ply tlres, ex~Uent cond~tion. of Rockford, lllinols: Mr. condition. . · ·· ' · ~ '~. · · ' Roland Wlck~am and ".'.'''':ht•or,ll Sal4!m, ll-1. MIS! Ion<~ Wickham W~shlngton. D. C. : Mr. • Mt ~. Dor.ald Wickham Mrs. James Wickham daughter of•Ste.ubensvllle, Mr. Chc sMrt~. Jam~s Wickham ~l~dfnrl Mrs. Will Hellma.n, Jerry e and Arthur Mutln. Mr. and· Mr.s. Joe Bailey of 1 LOT- CORNER LOCUST & PPONE Chester caHed On Mrs. Mar)' Bal. FRANK CJIEFJIBMW, USED CAR LOT MANAGER . I(')' Sunday · ' · . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. Iono Wickham 1 was h mgton . • 1 D· C· spent tLe : We e k en d at "UR> ,L; ::;;::;;;;::::;;::;;:::;;;;:;;:::;;::~~:;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::;;;;:;;:::;;:::;;:::;;;;;:;;:::;;::;;: James Wickham home . 1 Mr. and ·Mrs. Willie KJng and Ml'll. Jesse Karr called on Mr and Mn. Will Hellman ~centlj Mrs 1Karr rea~dea Jn Huntlna:toa. Mrs Mary Ballorw, Mrs. Jennie Rou9h attended the funeral (Jf MarUn Hayes. Shirley and Billie Hellman and Jerry Diddle are spending a few I ,' eoG"-ir wv , . . ·- •vel tlfj ' in "the . ·~ ~- •~ . ~...~ 1 I tilnC, reidJ·~... '1l ~ ~!.&po; · UM DNPC1'd!OD, PIG tlioiikft' ,.....,.~ cost of today'-a food, eonum*' , Tllll pay no more proport:loaMelf their di8pos:able illleome for food now thaD the:r did 30 yeartJ lfO. hb Tbe fiiute then, as now. w~ ....d 2D%. they are included . fashioned . I YOUR . By Mrr., Ruuell Painter . 'fhe following were amon•gg'~~~~~~~ prte~Jo•J ::r·. ·I<>~ priltr. ~ ~a~ I J: ~ tW1, eraUon, ' pack..IOf, Coronet Club Coupe, Gyromatlc, Radi-o, Heater k Def. ··a.-c.. 115 ......... ''· -61 Pom.,oy, Ohlo Top qual1ly Majestic I ,·.,·t. You have something Wlckharn,.. . To Sell, Trade or All· -t=====::::;;:::==~IJam~ t Mr. und Mn. Floyd Spence c&J.. led on Mrs. Jennie Roush, sUnda, nounce, Let A Daily dternoon. , RODNEY DOWNING Sentinel Display Ad Mr and Mrs. Ralph Painter, Mr,r anrl Mrs. Harry Brown an1, cltlldtn. or Want Ad be Your INSURANCE AGENCY spent Sunday at the Rus.teU Palrit· er home. ' . Representative. flh·•· AwtomobH•. Health AQCIDINT -They Get ResulhJITNEY SUPPER Lth. Ca•u•ltf IIHI londa used Furniture Jn SyraCUIII' CJI H 903·Y. 7-JB·Oic Concrete &eptlc tanka la.st To Meet On Motrtlfly QH 10 VALLEY CQ JUNK • 1:;::;;;=.:;;:::;:::== r..oy. Leagu·~ WE BUY 49) for Sc.ia .'~ ,, lztwk walton 1,;:;;;;;. 7·2o-6tc - - - ·- Plumbing, fbone 4tk \l, I 1 WEST SHADE 'l'ht• regulAr mnnLhly m eeting uf !'OR SALE- Po.•1u1l Kirby Real Es- the lzaak Walton League of Am-latl', Hutland 'l'owru;hip. 3l eri("a will be held at the Cluh acrft" l:mcf, howw, ln1rn and Qoul llutt.~c Monday e>venlng July 23 at hui LQlngs. Sec George A, Mein- 7 r . M. A dinner will be scrvt•d ·httrt., Admlnist.ratnr. 11-Hf to lhc mcmbc1·s and guests by tht• rcfreshmenl commitl re. I•"OR SA:LE--Small modern House A short business Se.!sion· will M9 Headley St., Middleport, b•· hdd after which th.e shotgun --~~~o. (Gravel Hi~ _:14-_3_1~ . will hf' given uway. This is 8 •· J!J . RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GER.· Neighbor ~eetmg" nnc1 their will TRUDI CHASE, QNE HALF hf' nu ot ht•r entertai nm e nt. MILE N. OF RUn.ANO-MA" COMBINED MEET uELD .I SEi u~ STARTING SUNDAY · n 1 2Ct-6t The comtuncd Sesslon and Trus;:;;;;ip;;;;;;c;,.;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;ll tcc!i of the FiTs! · l're.sbyt('r[a 11 Church mel in the study of the Rev . Howard Ruppr!lt this week to n"R.QO'l'IJlU.L 1 BBAM8 dl~uss the po.~sihihty of repairing and remodel ing thl.' mans!' of th~ church. Extensivl! work wdl be J'cquircd un the prnjrct . A di~80RAP IRON -METAI..B cussion Wa!i also held on Ihe <'0111Pbone 1110 PtllnllfOf plctinn of the remod"chng of tht· churc-h kitchen. OhHJ. t·:u·v. I Mr. and Mrs. John Maden of Wheeling w-ere "~nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jams Diehl, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Nue and SQn are vauUonlng on a tour of th~ WesWm statea Mr. and Mrs. Phll Zuspan oq Marion wCre guesta of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Mr. and Mrs. R. spent Sunday eYeDI.ne with and Mrs. Jo!:t.n Martin. Mr. and Mrs. BIH Thomu ar f vacationing at Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mn. Oris Goodnite is visiting her s!st 0'". Mrs. Charles GouldinK in Ripley, Y. n • ·t- OLD Help! \2 l) Real Estate '1- :W-ute d:m, ShuY:s gul'ld Mrs. M'bry Berry sUffered a broken rib In a fall at ~r home recently. Mr . and Mrs. Jamea Pauley and fam!ly sp nt the- ~lt:end at Cc~a:· Grove. Insurance J.Jfe, Auto, Fir.,, f'oUo. CaU Doll 1055 i'"OitD \' .!1 ("onv t•rLthl e CottJW s unlmc l", 1• '<· 1•1um<~tll", :ji211.1;) lllaethla r·~. The food. !Dduatry today Ia tucb that lb~ COIUumer can't :·eat lbe cake w1tbout. firat eatinc the froatinc ... That would be one WI)! turned to hla work at ottltwa, to •ummarbe the altuation out· Ohio, alter s~diRI· a 'Yac•Uoo lined this we:et by 1pee111iatJ ,in in Mason. The Bu.m.p.rdnen Marlt:etiDr In.formatlon for CoD· wi.ll move to ottawa in tbe n(lar sumers at Obio State Unlvenity. future. 1 These marlt:etin1 exPerU point Rev. and Mno. E. E. Jlqu.&!l to tbe areatly increased aervict of F indlay were a;uesb of Mr. md convenience inclUded Ja the and Mrs. Clyde , BlUl)lardn~ r 1 proc:esJ:ing and bandltng of lood last Thursday ntgbt. . today as comparerf to 80 yean ago. Mr. and . Mrs. Robfrt Uevlng 'l'bd•yts food. dollar COVUI DOt and children .of Huntlnetoo only the coat of the raw products hav-e been visitlnil Mr. and Mn. of the fnm but also &rea.tll' im· Adlai Lleving and Mr. lffid Mrs. proved methoda of storaa:e, refrll· Ros<:oe Roush In Muon. Fred Porter, Sprin&fl. ld was a week end gue!t of Mr. and. MI'5. Ralph Warner. -~--- duor snt.m, !l yrlnunul ir tit tVt ', $1005. l:Uacttnur'l:i , l'r!lnL'roy. Ull tu. 7-:!U·til,(" (' I oy; Ohio. caw. I ·----- F .GUernsey ield Day Sch.edu}ed ~tf ~----- · _ _ Mr. and M.n. Carl DUDCID and family ar.e Yilltlnl relaUvet T!1ey b&V(' been llviDI" iD and will jQ to Wyomina: to make tbeir home &ft:er comploetini their "visit. Clyde Bt.lmgarn r bat • I __Bl --·Auto _ Serv1ces _ _ _I t~ -------- - - ---------.........--- Consumer Spends No More For Food· ~:~;!.'~~'~"~~,: t11ot lft. ~;l.lr' TodayThan HeDid 30Years Ago':=.nll"'p.n ';J'~'~.uq~,~ Not1cc b hereby ~ivcn th~ t 1 Thomas L G<~vin whose Post Of. f1ce Addrr~s is Middit!port, Ohio, AI Willi~:~, Martins Ferry, spE'nt Nina Tuc)[ler of Columbus is has bec 11 duly appointed as Ad· a w~k with Mr. anrl Mrs. Cal Orr visiting at the hom11 of ~er nttnbtra1ur of tne Estate o[ Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Buck s.nrl muther, l\1rs. L. 0. Tucket'. QU!CK SERVICE on Watch B,e. Thoma~ D. c.avm, Jr. lute of grand-daug!ltPr Sue Ann Buck Thomas Ryan llnd son, Tomy pairing by Fa~;:torJ Trained ,. .d spent severn! days with relative~ of Wma, Ohi'l) arc guests of Mr . watchmaker. COLLINS JEWE- . I d 1cport, Meigs Cuunt.;o,·, Ohw, in Columbus. They ..- . ""Com·. d Mrs T . J . Ryans. Ot~d('ccasccl. .,.,., ... ....... an ~ LERS, Pomeroy. tU Dal!·d 1hb JOlh day of June, "panied homE> by Sar:dy Sue SicSonday guests at thel Ryan wart. hym-e were Mr. and Mrs. Ed· DULLDoZ>:R r<H< HIRE. Ponds, 195 6. Mr and Mrs. LQwell McNickle and warrl Ryan and family. Mason, ba::.emcnl s, landscapmg, r-tc . P. Jnhn C. Bacon son Bobby v!slted Mr McNickle's Mr . and Mrs. · wm.Jam Strunk :vi Cn\1-dery. Long Botlom, Ohio. Judge or lht• Proont(' Court bt'other, Lawrence and !amiily, and son of C!larle&ton. 7-1 J.tf MC't{!s County, Ohio. Getty~urg, Pa. Sgt. and Mrs. Brookie Henry - - · ---- - -~~~--~~­ ' 1 ·6, 13, 20-:ile Mr. and Mrs. Pl'!rry Gmham und and daught k' have returned to RADlO & TELEVISION SERVICE three sons, Cheswick, Pa. w•:re 1 Mason following Henry's dis· Phone 200. Cleland Applian~e Sture, 118 W. Main St., Pomeroy recent guests o( Mr. and Mns Hic'll' charge from the Marines at Wolfe. , Quantico, Virginia. _c_2·c:2llc.·c: tf'----:c I Mu. 1. C. Roush of Kaylong BBOTT .Mr anrl Mrs. Rich Wolfe lmd I has' retul'ned hom" aft • • t"OR.EMA~ >& • •.~palred_~ VICE All makes ... dHughtcr, Dorig Piokt.ma and Holll ... lng her daul!l~ter and son--in· pert TcchnicLata.. Thl' Snu tlw,l~!r·rn Ohio Gue-rnsey M1 ler aHen.dcd a Hymn Sing aud Juw, Mr. and Mrs. Mel• Clark, Middle))Ort. fi'n•ld nay Wil l he •wid Wedn!' ltflay Homecoming at Stl~rsv!Jle· chur<'h in Maamt, Florida. July 25 at Sharle Valley Farm Sundlly night. _ I,;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;, 1 Miss Magll McNickle who 1!1 "' owned by Mr . and Mrs. H.oscoe ----· Columbus,' spent Burdctl c, itrcorctiuH to unnounce. ployed in Barncs-SLmJ)60n Insurance Aj!ency, ment mMlc 1tlllily. week end at ~er home here. Middleport. I•"i.llc • AutJon~obilc· The farm Is lo<'atrd t hrce mUlls Bonll.H. "P hone 6316-X &;20-t£ Wr.st or Colville anrl 4.0 mUcs 1east .,.... - -------" •'-,-COMPLETE lnsnr•'lce Proteettoa, ol Athens on State Houte DO. All mudl'ls rt>paired & t'l!•ctnficd P. 0. Box 148, Phone fiUI)..J. Pomeroy, OhiO. 7·19-tf Home and lhu!"it; wlw lw lrll'd m any way durmg h.er Illness and d t•alh. Chl•s tC'r Vnn Mdcr an d Vami ly 7-20 ·1tJ1 ' KitS. I Mr and Mrs . Carroll Johnson and family, Columbus, were rr· cent guest.g of hi9 si9ter M-r an d : Mrs. Charles MeNkk1e.. ' · Admini•h"•tor Eshte of Thomas D. Gnln Jr. Servtc·•~ . fUttl"l":ll ~WJng the WUI, f.Oed h"· •g"n't him m tne l"OUJ L uf Common Pleas FOR SALE OR TRADE t.ourl of Meigs -County, Ohio, B Hoo111s and ba th, 1 bl~k to ta~e No. I O::'t..ll, pra,YUig •Or 1.!1· \·orce, custody of child and othe~· 1~ithcr school, 3 mmutes w'alk to town . PnCed fur qu1ck llale. relief, on the ground.s of gross Phon e 500-J. 7-16-6tp llftllL't't of dnty and e.x.treme cruelLy. Siitd uiusc will be tor 4 room11, If.! ba.senlf'nt, hot water hcarmg nu or after the lU.h day and shower , at M~>son. Call TUr· of August, Hl56. · ner 22295. Mrs. f '. C. Litton. JIALLIE A. HYSEI.L. 7-l6-6lp Plaintitf. -WEBSTER & FULTZ, Attorneys fur Plamt1lf . SACHED lf.BART GUILD ICE CREAM ::iOJ:lAL, W cUnc:.day , July :t5. Cafctcl"l,\ lunch style . Contanuous serving frollJ 4 Jl. m . on. PuiJIII: Jlt\'lt r:d. 7-IU·3L<: I Adminhtr ..tor With ' MASON NEWS ren~.ll ..nioa. it.d&!11L:.nD r.bar&e ~ I eutl per word for tbret COG· 2 five t"oom apartments ; 2 four. I eetldi'ftl l.uertl<l.llAJ . room apartments. aU with laun' lpee1t1-<.u•• dries and garage.. A. N . Bengel, mouu. rot 25 tenu P{)meroy, Ohio. t· _ .. •W"G. 5-Jt-Lf ' ~ ,:.:._---:.cc----c::-::-NI r•\e of Z e£-J.I\.1 pt:.- woro "ill BOOMS fur rent. PD.onc 205, Pom7-l6-6tc •• be ebarted for advertiaing i! nol croy. ' palO !llr ,oeu.tte Ule ·~ t.b ut ~iitb --.---.-----~DlODUI. tollowta.a: lD.$6\toD.. UNl< UHNISH.EJD hrtt floor apartment : FURNiSHED second floor ~ tlirora lll ACIVlll'tliiln&---Obould be I apartment. Call 6170-J 7-18-6tc , 4· MT.OLIVE I"'IOTIC.c vr- At'PUI,.ItncNT A.nnti•Mt Ladden, Er.t•t• of Lillie E. w.n,, Deuued called on Mr.s. Emma Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pi.g<Jtt. ScaU:old Boarda, Drtp Clotha. J"L>liCC IS hereby j!IYCQ thaL Mrs. Eva Lawrence, Eaat 'Livtor· 1 Cllnt.on FLsber, Mid.dieport. Phone 6211>-X. 11-1-d Hernard V. l'' ultz, wbo~e Post Ut· pool spent an c venlng wltb J(rs. bJ l\1 A. . . Wlll be pu.bluihllO. ~'Ill llilUl' • 123) Legal Notices ··- • The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miai:lleporf, Ohlo "!Tor· rent - Eledric wallpaper bl eamer . Chntoo }<~isher, Mid· dleport. Ph. 62M-X. 11-1-tf I • & • --;t-· ..~- -·AND FOUND A PRICELESS MASTERPIECE~ PAINTED . UNDERNEATH • . ' WHAT . ARE. YOIJI DOING 'I �I • I .. Friday, July 20, 1956 ,' The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Max Folmer The Dailv Sentinel • ID.IIIOJ' S. Sebul, Mlcldlepc;tl Society Editor - Is Hostess To Nifty Stitchers Phone G070 •. MJDDLEPORTSOClETY • . ·. Kn. John Bowman i5 a buaineu f'11tor Ia Columbus today. : Nil& SUven. who hal been vls"\1181 tea.tivea in thil area, left ,..._.da)o fm ber bame I.a. DaUas, ,...... , Jlithael CbP<b, 3, is reeuperat- (q It tbe home of _,. parent11, 11:.,. aad' Mn. W~lllam Child*. af~ ter be w.. an overnight patient at for Crestview, Fl:a ., wher~ they will spend tltree weeks w1th Lt. and Mrs. James Roller and daughter, Krthy. Miss Hartley, a senior nune at Holzer Hospital is <ln vacat.ron and Mr. Hartley i5 <ln vaca· lion from the NYC railroad. Mr. and Mn. Conrad Scholl, BooM, Iowa, anived T-hur&day for a visit witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saxton. Mr. Scholl was director of the Summer Orellestra clinic at We!ltt:;rn Stlte College, McComb, Ill., this summer. Bober B.Pt.ll when he fell and Jajured hi• throat. , MT. and Mri:. Del stiles, Kent, Uftl bel!a vllt.UnJ Mrs. Della Caraahan i.~ tbe San~ boJne. t Aile David Wolfe bu retur11ed M.r. aad Mrs. Horace McElhinr,aJlG Field, 'Fla., after being ·h ave Compl-eted I t.w.o week'a ~~ .tlue by tbe death of lllll Wcatioa when the.J Vl511cd Mr. father, William Wolfe. aad Mra. Robert Warner in· Dayton 1nd Mr. and Mr8. Clarence ~ Mr. aod ~ - Claude DurJte stratton, Otkwood. Mr. and Mrs. and eblldrea, Pittlburgh, and lin C~ D. W.amer, WUmlngton , will llorJ err..Now Wllmlnatoa, Po .. arrive here Saturday for a !thort +bo '""' ealled here by tbf vlsit at the McElhinney home on ieatb Of Mn. ~ H. BlUer St., Leading C~k Road and will be returned to their bomee today. • Mila Svlvi• Tovey, Detroit, I• accompanied borne by tbeir 110n, tbe bo111egueat of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, who bas be-en vl.slting here. Wlllll Anthony. Mra. Rensslear Johnson and dauMr. nd Mrs. . Homer Hartley lftd daughter, Nancy, left today lhten, Loulalan-a, are visiting Mr. \o ney ond J . B. Downing Me. and Mf'. Mrs . Rodney Downin g.'"d Lucy Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mr~ . Bt!rtram Payne, Charlcstun, IS also visi tin~~: here. Recent guests at the Downing homr.'i includ ed Dr .and Mrs . C. H. Salgleton and Mr. and Mrs. Payne and family of Charleston. ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS' • e-nttne ·. 1951 CH~VROLET •." ...... -$595.00. 1953 PONTIAC ...•.. ; ... $1,095.00 Dlx. 2 dr. ~dan. Nearly D.ew tires. SpoUep m.talJle finlsh. ll •x a tyl . 4 dr. St>dan, llyl!ramatic drive, Ongmal The evening was spent socially and in sewing, and a. dessert course was served by lhe- ~mtesa to Mr. Lawrence Smith, Mts. Jack Warner, Mr. Albert Brown, Mn. Janet Korn, MI'S. Roger Blt~hop, !drs. Selim Blaroewicz, Mrs. Homer Walter, Miss Kathryn Mitch and guests, Mrs. Emm11 Davis, Phyllis o.nd EfHe Bla...ewlcz and peggy Folmer. Lynn Bradford , Grove CHy, is Mrs. Roger Bishop wlll entertain visiting her grandparents, Mr. the· club for t~e next meeting. and Ml's. W11liam !:!radford. A/3c Larry Lacey, ~·ort Belvoir, Va ., spent the Wt!ekc nd with his wife, .Sally Wilson). Barbara Scott. who has complet· ed her freshman year at the Hoi· tzer Hospital School of Nul'8ing, will ·Tt!turn t o school Saturday a(THESE CHIAPitiS MUST GO. ter a three week's vacation· with THIY AR~ FI~LING UP OU._ he r parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul LOT, MAKE US AN OPIFIIt. Scott and family . Durin~ her vaca· 1947 OLDSMOBILE Hydr. Dr. tlon Mr. and Mrs . Scull and their R & H really clean, aU 1100d daughters, Barbara and Carol, vistiree . ited relativl!s in Indiuna. 19'2 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Sedan Motor fine, all11ood Ures. Mrs. Virginia Eastep, who bali 1941 PONTIAC Clb Cpe. been in Columbus vlsiting Mr. 1941 CHEVROLET 4 door and Mrs . Frank Eastep, ha! re~ R & H, good Ures, motor fine turned home . 1937 OLDSMOBJLI Mrs. Walter Bunce , whose son Run fine, g'ood tires Larry is attending Cam p Arrow· S H. P. Johnson head and Mi~ s Jeanette Crooks tor, ltkt new . wh011e twin brother, Gene , i11 a 16 H. p, Johneon councillor at Lbe camp. visited tor, like new . .. them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Wm. These were traded in -··. ·~: Bradford visit(!d their grandson, Bruce cooncillor at the camp, Scott-Atwater& A·l••~'.'·· We ~ave a~w ~it~h~!,~~ and ..:..ere accompanied by their the New grandchildren, Lynn Bradford, motors in stock. Jennifer and Jimmy Loh~~e . Meny Mo~ to Choan from Mrs . Lorin Staats of Athen~ visat Had Miss LoiH Cecil Wednesday. Mrs Fred Schroath and children Clark~burg brought her mother, Mrs. Clifford Erwin home 11hursAt TnHic Lltht In Mt,odlop<ori' day after ~he had visited them . 295 N. 2nd Ave Mlckllepoart, O. Mr. and Mrs. Raymnnc'l Grimm Open lvenlne• Unttl 9 p. m. arc visiting her s.ister Mrli . Ar· family, Tullili, lon 11 Qui<·k and , _ 600!5!-Jil!l!!il!l!!!! Oklahomfl, - ... , , Hosle~:~s gifts were presented to Mrs. Max Folmer when .the Nifty Stitchers club met Wednesday e'V· enlng, at her home, Nye Ave. i.m. ....., HawklDI. Pum!l'Ol Sodetz E~,di~·to~r~;!;Pb.!l:o::n::e.,:6::244::::.._~-:~-:--::-:":":'-:'. )'0,"· . 1wu tunc !lrccn fini sh. -~·-~~---- 5c 1954 PONTIAC . . ••.•.. ·:· $1,%95.00 1954 FORD . 2 d~. Sedan. SparkliQi oria:inai dark green linilb, We've serviced tbis one since aew. . . . . . • . . • $1,295.00 VB l'USlllmlitl~:.! dr . SCdan. Like new dark blue finish . 1953 BUICK • . 1955 FORD ............ $2,195.00 • • ---- - - · - ---------- I 1953 BUICK . 1951 BUICK • - - - - - - - · ----=---- - -- - - - - - --'-·- Ua$h Victim's · Funerru Set For $695.00 .••••.•• , • • Special 2 dr. Dynaflow ·One owner c~r.:r~tl:'·l~· condition·. Dlx. 4 ttr . Sedan. Powerglide. McLaiUt Green. TRUC-KS · ~' ' ·. blason, 1 'n ton Pie.~up. Orie 1~.~~~· ~ lite new truek. 1'l Lon l'ancl. Or iginal green fin ish. You probably know the owner. I.. 1940 DODGE . A KODAK • .... · ... $195.00 l lh ton Stake body. F'our 11carly new 7:50x20 10 ply ground grip tires. ,u ·p~mer.,y Ill POMIROY. $1'1;11 1111 ~~CAMERA '. I j M{),!t populfll_,f!'lP•hot camera ever built! lllftple, sure, lmort-Pio wo~d~tr Yr. the world's most popular coMero. Jut! load, aim, and _.,oot f01 tJand plcUtret by tul\. e• ~Y' flath . Gel 1:l big, thorp bktck·arid-whlle ..- colo' pic- , lure• f~M a rOll of ftlm, Comt 1.~ f~~ for hiU. detallt. , CAMIRA . . ftAINOLDII I$4. 25 $7.45 ,. Mr. and Mr11. Carl G1lmore and daughter returned home Tue~dAy aftw al'company ing Sallv G1lmo~l' to Was hington , D C., where .'! he 11> l'mployed in the Ju~t i t·e Bmlding. FoUl' Aie' Fined Cmtnly Home Cloilrlretl Are Swim Pool Guest• .•In Mayors Court · .7 Frid,ay Evening Children from County enjoy ed t~eir swim 1\t Municipal Pool guesls or t.he Prellb)·tcrlan . · dcacon j and ' later enjoyed a treat) from Mra. McKet" owner of the Dari.Dellght store In Mawn . Wedne~~day evening the Rev. Ho· ard Ruppelt and Mrs. Stella \tins tok a of from the :1 I Ian Churc~ tn the !.katlng rink ror a party. W a .. !t8 a !/(tNlt time CIN~AT/ONAt. 1955 DODGE to JJqY a BuickI _...,.. ~--· . 81 m f•mli ur. Kldl cn't N~n the beaut1 C.O:er~ K!..ter k~P• tht!m warm-Radio kee~ own ful upholatery because It h~ ~ clear plastiC ~l'at them quiet. Why buy a new one when you can thil like n•w car 1t a b~i anlna11" Trv 1: today. $2195 ,- 1953 OLDSMOBILE _,., .... ' Roeket Old! . It hll !'. powrr to !>parr wHII 1i·~. iJL¥ Headl will ulrn wbea )'OU pa11 lht! p&ck In thll owner car that shows the bf'llt o( care . Bnghl V-1 ..11n• and amoocb hydr1m1tlc drivfl. A one Interior. Ser It now. spar.Jlftl lltbt blue Ual;h with blrmonhlna $1595 1953 ··PONTIAC Fr ·~b Air JUcb lt'rtl.lll'le leather \nt~trior ' t,l11t'1 clean 1~ a pin. CIear tone Ra dl 11 • t. raaae h;rdrJm.atic drive 1 nd deep tread tlrea. It'• a one local owner ear Frilky u 1 younl oo1t. J>rJve lt and you'll WIDt HI w·atl'r, nual • , h tl that s Fres lUI $1395 , Ra ~and V AN ZANDT ' ~~··.. ~ ~ , YOU other wise folks? Then, brother, you can't do better thanjoin the happy band that has boosted the 1956 Buick more flrmly than ever into the top three. of America's best· selling cars. ' And the time is ripe lor action right now-because your present car is at the period of its highest trade-in worth right now. So, with almost the whole summer and nearly half of '56 still ahead-the sooner you select your new,Buick, the more money you'll save.and the more fun you'll get. . ., ...,., ...,. ...... c....., (1ft You get things lilce Buick's walloping new 822-c'lbic-inch VS engine- ~th the absolute smoothness and switch· pitch performance of Buick's terrific now Variable Pitch ~· •• • - - - - - - - - - - : - : - - - - - - - _ ; . . . . ;....;,..,...._ _'": __: I .. ~litE to huvc your good Dojudgment backed up by lo" of ·You get the ever-1~1 b,'ii;yliicy of the. But may~ Buick's big sizwd big new l!uick rlde-matchlesa handling reputation have led you to think of and steering- extra roomineSI, ettra Buick in terms of big money. Then, solidity, extra llixury. sir, just listen to this: The beautiful '56 Buick SPECIAL picWell, what do you say? Win you come tured here is priced real close to its in to see and sample all tl)ls bounty? two smaller-car rivals. And dollar lor Let's make It right 1000- right thit dollar, no matter what Buick model week-right lorliJi/. you choose, you get more pure auto•N... -A<I.,....d V-Ie Pjl<l ~ lo lhl mobile lor your money than you can.. ' """' 1Jrno11ouo BIIIM IJoll4o .,.,.;. it to ......... 'ftoddmat•; Su,., ....,Moftil • get anywhere else. .,...~ .. ., • AIROONDITtONINO aoo~ ~e•w ~ow Ptuo• , . : I .• ......... ...... llttN, dllw.!.......u ...... t-ltrt 111-,.ur,...Wd:.ttt.tMUIM ... .. PRIOIDA.IIIIi. OOND~TIONIN. . • ' ' . .. ... ~ . /~'LION . : 'OMW •:: .~··J ~~·-< .......... . ~MIN.II;1!_~!_!!fP~ ~~I __IUI~' .tut(IC !lU ~.~~~!'!i!~.£!':~~~-~··~·'! ·~-~ IP*! - ~:~.:_7;:'.:··1-r~·~'~· ... 'AUtO, . .., , , .. CO. I. .' , , .. _.,. . ' ' . ' b11rld w:ogram. At the liame time, the director expressed his thanki and appteciation to p-arents fpr their coot~eratlon: in the past and Jl'l)IiR FJNI(D P ·1 exprefiiied the hope that the spirit F.our · ·per80DS were .fined and In exhibited will continue in the fu. two forft!!ted appearanceture. the ~"- of Mayor E. F. ol. Pomeroy on Friday All school students who have 'tom Barnhart, 3~. and recently moved into the Pomeroy WMte wUe each fined five dol- are aaild play band instr ume.nts or lai'il &bd costa on charges of iD· those w:ho wish to take up ·the toxt~Uon. lnS'trUment.al lllu.sic .itUdy Of WQJlam J. lrlke, 21, S)'racue •hould oontact t.ht! director as soon · wu fl.ntd ton dotiar.s and costs as p05Sible. aad .enteoced ta ten day in ·for Ulll!llfe operation of a motor \oebltle. The ten days jaU was sus· PLAN HAMiURG FRY pended; T!le Auxiliary of .the Middlepot1 . ·~ t'raPk J. Pretenzer, 28, Ports· Firemen's AssocJ-aUon and their · mogthJ R. l. waa t·i ned fiOO and children will have I hamburg fry ::. ~o~ and se-ntenced to tbrte dil-ys. Monday at the summer lwme of In .jail tar drlving while lntoxi Mr. and Mrs. Sidney -T. Russet! " elted•• Flftt doUar o£ the fin~ was D.ear Dexter. They are to meet at auapeoded, . · 2 P. m.: at the V~age HaU. ·l:iewia M:. Wolters, 54, Clorks·l urg, forfeited a $15 appearance · MEIGS GIN.RAL HOSPITAL l*\d wbile Betty Jean Preienzer AdmKted: Mrs. ·A. W, Vale, ·2$, Portsm~th, R. I., did the same Pomeroy. Wolters had been cited Into. court Dltcbarged: Estil Collin1, Pornfar apeedlng while tlhe litter ·had eroy and .Mrs. Norm&p stewar:t and '. been e~ted Into eollr\_for an In· son, Mlddleporl. . De,tb~ Mrs. A. W. Va\e. tollc:atlon c:blrJl'. T. L Hewet.son, 79, father of Dr Olficlals of, the Meigs Couoty thf; home Health DepBrtment have ann(JUn· of the'" latterln Mason <In Friday red that facilities of <lepU't· eveuiq aftCi a.n,Jllnea~~ of- &everal _men¢. will be eloaed f~ aU pur'~~ p(J8et"·'Oth.er -~han· the atlrlirniatra. · · Funerr:.( ~ceS will be beli:J at tion of pOlio .rhots Oll the dllte!o 10:30 AM ori Tuesday morning at announced aarly this ;Week. I::-' the "Wsrd-Holteman l1'uneraL Home Date-s on whi-ch poti<l vaccine in LancRWt with burial to follow s-hots a-re- to be admini.stered are in the Amanda Cemetery. as follo'o'l!l : The dec-eased w~s bo{n on July 10 Fir~ shpt.o ror children (IM" 1877, and for years was Clerk of through 19 years of age and the BO'IIrd of Education in Lancas- pregnant women, Julv- 23 ;;nd u . ter. He Wll8 a member (l( the 9:30 A. M. until 11 :3o A. M. and Knighta of Pythias and Masonic 1 p . M. UDI:Jl· 3 P, M, Lod , Seooll'd S'hot8 £Ol' children- one ges, Survivol'(" laclude tile widow) through 18 years of age, July 27. Mrs. Ora A. Hewetson: one son, July 30 and Aygust 1, 9:30 A. M. Dr. T. A. Hewetsoo, Mason; three until 11:30 A. M. and from 1 P. daughters, Mrs. Jessie Hutch.ins,, M. until 3 P. M. . Columbus; Mrs. C. V. Thomas, Col' Oficiala at the same ·time reumbu.s; Mrs. Miles Turner, Lan- mi.nded that a parent's coftsent caster; one brot·her, Charles, C<IL. slip must. be signed and shown umbus; five grand~:hihlren and be 1ore any shots e:an be given. two gr~at grandt~'hilcJoren. They al_so !laid that the schedule Friends are usked to omit send· ing flowers and may call ot the as ,a nnounced "'!:QUid be strictl)' foHowed. Ward.Holtemon Funer;d Home at - - - - _ __ L&nca~~tter after Sunday after-nOlKl . T A. Hewe~n. dled at ·:montm .· ;...:. · I I l ~uutwn~. 1 · w.n aide of Mulbeny "A•Io\io'" -SIAMESE TWINS SEPARATED IN SAN DIEGO -'-- in 4jood nelghbot'' and ei.O : In· civic. pride. entire ii;N In which he ts ~~ ~ - ._, grubbetl of and e~ned up on the by hhnntt, although It ;.. on hl• property. Hia ..._ of dvic dut.j merits the p!~:,f his neighbor~ ancl tke ci'fi' fer an un•lfilh ges.turt=, ·. · . The 300 pie~a All-Ohio Boys . Band, under ~he direction of Dr. Louis A, Pete of Ashland, Ohio wm again be one or the m.ajo; attractions at the JQ06 Obio State Fair. Members or t!tf! band from area include: Robert Brown or Pomeroy; Stephl"n Coats, Bruce Bradford. Gene Crooks ali of Mid· dleport. Harry BameJ, chat1er member of the Mlddleport...P.omeroy Rotary Club wote a "loud shirt" for 'the first time Friday evenJng at the &nnual "loud t~birt" contest beid by the club with Don Stivers as ohalrntan, Mr. &rnes, whose creatim1 was -the ins'piratioa of Mrs. C. H. Wise >Jr., wore a beige tbirt with leopartkkin collar and cuff, red lie and pocket and a vivid picturt! of a bathing-be·a uty and a poodle on t.he baCk of the !ihlrt. He ~f'iv f'it t.he prite and the judges Mrs. 0. P. Klein and Sally Schaaf, news reporters at thi! meetin g. awarded the Rev. Howard Rupprlt secllnd prize with Represptl<falh·~ George Meinhart and Emmett Shuler tieing for thi;rd prize. The contest was !held when 1hr chJb mel 8t the Healb · MclttodJSI Church with Di~trict GO\'i!tllor ~e rie Pattersmt, Marietta. as · th(' guest speaker. Other gue s t ~ wPrl' Fa:vr. Wilson, WilHam K-niglht, Pt. Pleasa.nt; Rev. C. Raymon K(lnk· right., of Heath cburch. Methodist women wOO prrpared and served the ~eak dirmer were Mrs. Glenn Lambert. Mr!!. Earl Knl~ht , l\0:5. H'erm<IIJI' Hatfrlnx. M-rs .James weber. Mii'IJ Bes Sanborn and Mre. John HawklnA, Jr. Th .. ~ .. was a fiurry ot activity ·Before I To Workers 11-te YI'J Admit Union At Phili•ps , porn I ond, he mentioned two Rota ry roles that many other dubs -do nut ba\'e; required aHendance and classification principles. He spoke of the fal !'te idea that Ro.. tary is an ··exclusive" club anj said that H is an ''i nclusive" club . Judge John· Bacon president of choosing members from every the cllLb presided and spoke field of endeavor. briefly of ~ targets for RotarIn talkin-g on the 1.hir>d target, ians wbkh bave been JoaugunJLed by Paul Lang, president of Rohry the speakc,r said that ill his opinInternational, and endorsed by ion notary International has more poteutial for lasting WQJ"ld peace Dr. Patterso-n . that any organiz.ation even the Judge Baron introduced thf' United Nations becaiiSe two of spesker, Dean ol M·arietta College their rules are no arguments (lver who commended the lo-cal club for politics or over religioO. ThoSE' totheir civic activities. He gave a p1es are the cause of ~ore wars brief outline o( Che founding of than any others accordmg to Dr. R-otary in Chicago by Paul Harris. Pa-tterson and .the Rotary club.! i.il a y.:>ung lawyer, and us-ed the three 99 countrie-s follow these rule! and targets of President Lang. He hu do not have friction between recently re-turned from lnlerna· membel'!l. tional Congres.s at Lake Placi.d , N. Jdeas expressed by Dr. Pa1.ter· Y., where men of all races, creeds son included an empbas-is on symand classes wnrked together with pathy for -all ·h umanity. a responiiibility for fe-llowmen , the Golden one goal, Rotary. The target~> <~rl.': 1, Keep Rotary Rule of doing 1mto others as you simple; 2, :\fore Rotary in Rotar- would be done by, ele¥ation of iags; 3, Learn More About Each standards in business and conduct He conclu.ded his talk with quo Ot!her. Dr. Patterson agreed be-artily wi-th the idea of the f1rst lahons from Tenny,son. A meeting target and in di.~c uss ing the sec- of t·hc Board of Directors, Club office.rs a-nd key commit!~ rrten was held by Dr. Patter911n after the. dniner m~ting . The club mem· hers were urged to attend lbe distri<-t conference in Marietta on March 3-4 and to bring their wives lo the conference meeti-ngs. Th~ Utility Workers Union of Am ?rica CIO-AF'L Frtday won a victol1' at the Philip Sporn Plan! 1 wh ert wor_kers balloted secretly on the questwn of whettter or not a un ion was neect2d for the purpos.. es or bargainin& wHh management . The ~sulta of the vote were 81 for; 78 against and 3 ballot& voided. The election wall conducted under the mlpervision of 'a re-I presentative of the National Labor Relath:ms Board. A sevm day period mu.'ff. now elapse for , cer.ti_fication after whtc:-b balloting will be made for local union officers. ~ed Geltz., Natio!Uil Representatt,e of tbe Unioru: said today be wOI,IId caB a spl!cial meeting at an early date for election of sudl orril'en. Dr. M. ft . Patd:er.'ion, Mari t>tta, District Governor of R-otary lnlernMion~;l, W!l8 tile guest speaker when the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro· tary Club. met Friday even-ing at Heath Methodist Chur-ch. Boy Loses Part Of Right Finger While At Play Tommy Quilltm. you ng snn or Mr. and :vir~. Gcllr~r Quillpn of Ol-iver Str~e t in Midcllcport. sllf • rererl ihe loss nf o po.rtion of his r ight index fingrr 1llld l;~n·•ralion ~ to n1her< in ;~n arrirkn!' <•n F'r id av 11Uernoon while pl11ying wilh old er children . F.rnl'r):!rn ,•y The Middlr p11rl Sq uad !ln!lwen•rl lhe cal l <rnrl ·~k lhr h ~v t.o 1I1P ,, [fwc nf Dr .J. J. navis In Middlport. From thrr r h(' was ta l1<'n In tile Mcig ~ General Hos:p ilal. Memht'rs of th~ f ~ mily wen' unahle to tell how lbe accident happefl'r:d . Ohio Farmers Vote Against coL!I!:a! IO~ry ~~:! .Monkey Run Is f --n Oft9a.A ' J. -..heat fanners -once more failed ~ with 54 7 per cent fnormg the l)t% nation and vo~d agamst Uae 1951 wheat marketing quotas. JI.W-~ Tab111 · 'I atu:m'll sbo'wed 1 dose cooFiremen ••;-~ted ,.._...es of test compared to fonner yea~n .,......... witb M.7 per cent favorini ' tn~e approximal.ely $2500 lo the home oontrols. A two tbinls majl:riQ' of ~- aDd Mra. Lewis Smith of was needed f<1r approval. ~ ~ ip Moutey Rua ~ -. JQ9ni.Da eaused by a fire Nation wide, wteat fal"'!Min wbieb . . . . ill m .out.buil.diDg J voted to continue martetio..R ClOG~ and ~ .to tlbe house.. . , trols for anotitei- yew. All lltate& Tbe outbuDdjag is JocatN · must bonor the national vote. about two Cl" U... feet from a_e [ . . bouse OD tbe tltebea llide, apl'ead The rote In Ohw was 4,766 for to the kitebrn, and tbert through controls and 3,1M3 asains& a tbe walla to the attic; Water dlmbigger margin for the coot:rols age wu beavy. tban expected. Tbe bouse. a >two dory frame Last year, Ohio cast DDly a g buildmg. was OttUpied by the per cent favorable vote. Smitbt liicf their four chi.ldreD, It wu brought under OODtro1 in Approval of tbe rontrols melDS about fifteeo or twenty minutca. that farmers can re-ceive prift It .,.._ reported tll:at the fire supports at between 70 Mid 100 1f1d diatcweretl by PatnJlman Ed per cent or parity. Fannerg witfl stnWII!I \Ybo war oo patrol ill the more thaD US acr€8 of '11f)Jeat _for .neig)J:borllood at the time. An ·h arvest next year were eligi.ble to alann was turned itr at. about 8 vote. . A. M. 8Dd the Sntitb · family Those exceeding the allotmeota aw.atened. Tbe bouse was insurcan be penali~ . ed. e Sa..._...J.:. """""' F'Jre I , ' tJ:te THREE OF THESE HATS ARE IN PRESIDENTIAL RING "·· ··"'.'"'','" ..' ' I ; -~----'-~ Locru Editor To Appear On Meet The Press BLAST VICTIMS FAIR Paul Hub!r of Pomeroy am:! Kennl"'.h Carter of Harlf-OTd. vir. tims of the expl06ion at the· Philip Sporn Plant. at Gra·ha[tJ Station on Rr.ynol-:1 GN'P11P edllor of Thl' WedneBday evening wero repMl · Daily St>ntlnd, will he one of three ed to be in " fair " conditi()n this lJAnellsts on WSAZ-TV's wf'ekly moTn'ing a-t Holzer Hospital Jn fcalure, "M<'et The Press."; on Wcrl Gallipolis, ncsday evening, July 25, at 7 :30 ---on Channel 3. HAY!S-YOUNG IIUNION Greene. along with Vic Sherow The 82Jtld Annual Haye&-.Yftullg of the Gall ipolis Daily Tribune ReunJon will be ~!d r at HoJliday and Stan Spaulding of a Waverly Schoof Groun!IA on Sunday, An· paper; will Interview Mi~ae.l Dl d, 1866 ICCOI'dJu,. to Jesae Salle, Democratic candidate for 1 ~<f . Gove.111or of Ob1o. . .,.... tt the co 11 fere.~tC"e room in the Penn..Sber.aton Hotel, witb ncaotiators goint iiJ' 1lnd out, as the bargainers met in their fi.r st Sat• urday u-sstcn In the attempts to -;;dlJe the 21 -day r.trilte of 650,000 memben of tbe U01ttd Steelworkers . Tht ~urmng metling startP.d at 11 01. m. EDT an hour late due ht a hudrtle or the industry 'n@lotiators in tht U. S. Ste 1 Bid acr('lfs the slreet from t~e bote~-· .fohn A . StcJthen!l, U: s. Steel vice ~resident an~ chief industt)' nc:gouator, zpologJze'lf to newmea. for the delay. "I'm al£o Wt' have nothing to ll&y" he sftld , "and I 'm 1189 ~t'J"ry that lhitl i1 the way it'.1 go1ng to he m the afternoon, too." Hopes that the penonal allen. hon of Presi~nt Eisenhnlftr would !!pr!erl a contract settlement... were dimmed Friday W"ben negotillt.ot'll reported "no chance" in tbe aitu.Uon. But Federal Hediatloo Chief Joeepb F. Finn-egan indieated be was not neeesarily discouraged by the report. ··11 •s a normal part of bar.(Cain. ing procedure that the parties don't report all that ·goes on behmd closed doors," Finne&an com. mented. USW PresideDt. David J . MeIk-la(d 'also coufirmed an ~mpha­ tic Ste-phen. statement that •'there wu no 1oew offer on the table" during Friday's tMgotiatiOTtl . · Dtvelopments duri'ftg the past ~ had feo observers tO bc!:liew bllr,ga.iQHJ for the Bic Threeu. s . Steel, Bethlehem -and Reo public- had modified their de.. mands Cbat the USW accept a J. yur, oo-strite eontract. A t.llreeyear pan had been believed Utlder di.IICUSSion. I • 1-., Local Boys Will · Harry Barnes Appetu' In Band Wins In Loud Shirt Contest At State Fair _ Tht>y met fnr 40 mm-utes thi! rn om .ng then receN~ed until %:30 i P. m. EDT.. · . 1 h~y fhd not bother ~ven to giV~ ~ "no commrnt" to reporter~· 1 lnarY objectives,.rebearsal schedul. es ' abd various other topics l:!e iiiscussed. All students aret~o bring t-heir iMtrumtnts to · c meeting. , . . · ~. R_eserve Band meetutg WlU be he_ld 1D. - JJte- ~41\~tlull!. on Ul_e · same -dat~r at · ~30 A-. M. Th.u~ group will also include · s~venth Se-nlor b.Jnd membel's are re- grade studeats WIIO were lll6truque&t«"l to attead thB meetin1 and mental mu&ic students last. school •' · nbealsal whtcb ·W:oodgeard has Y~b ~eo~lest in _ thi~ group nt;ed ·terinttd. "very' bnporta.M''. Prelim- .not . nng m rumen · . Woodgeard reminded that rigid attendance of band students lo >eheduled rehearsals during the month of August is an impOJiant fact.or In the success of ttle f·ull ,. 1JN 1 gotJ.ation!l. High School Marching · T. L. Hewetson Polio Vaccine Band OrganizationJs Planped Funeral Service Shots Scheduled,> ·Will Be Tuesday For This wiil ' Sgt. William Mason has relurncd to GertTWny after ;1 monlh's ,.i~!t with hia' sister. Mrs Walton ManIcy a-nd family W-h ile m the state~ Sgt. MaHon vi~iled hi~ neph~w . ~­ Sgt. Virgil Manley and faml ly at Waco, Texas. I_PRC?WNIE 1 1 MANY MORE METROPOLITAN Auto Sales CAMUA 37, secOhd vlct1m of 1: . J song Funeral Home ln ' 1 -In ch11rge of tbe ae,rvJtes wJU be · Rev. · Raymond Petei'J, paator ?f _t he St. Paul's LutbeliD C.b~:-~fc.b I, tn Nt:w" Haven, .purial · wlll be. ' made In the . Lone Oak ~emetery in Point P~ea11ant. · RPbinson ctkd tn 1 Clark Hospital 4n Frida.y !lit 9:1S f, m. received in the accident . . t!u~ r bad died oa tbe of the accident a.nd · Thursday. The decea•ed was born on iU.'ill 28,919 at Pt. Pleasant. was in ~he armed forq.es from 1941, . until October, 1948. BroWf\ and "Sonny" , Slawtet. Friends may caJJ a.t the fuo1~ Tha b<Jys are, ttuct,nt& at Rut. b(lrne thlJ; everiing after o'clock . l.and School. 11f..t' ton Stake Body. Extra good ur!ea. lfZ tun Pickup. New dark blue finish. Fully recondttJOned • PITI'SBURGH UP-steel stt'lk: n_e gotiaton a<topk.d a poJicy ol j Silence today amid •pe-."UiaiiOD they wert' mWng .IOOJe headway l 1n their d l. ,.a• v~ aeu '-dhto!lct ne· venswpod trdiJc aecldent ' last Sunday took, tbe briJtbet, Bobbie, will • Sun"uay at 2 o'clock at 1950 CHEVROLET •.• 1951 CHEVROLET •. :: .". ·. '$595.00 Bargaining Sta'Jions Continue As Strike Enters Third Week The Good Neighbor F~ineral ~~~a for i .,.;; : ,.,. ··- 1953 CHEVROLET .. ......... $895.00 1953 CHEVROLET ......... $595.00 ema1n . 0 11 KIIP • 8 cyl. Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. HydramatiC drive. One of cleaP.. 1 est urs in town. · $695.00 1952 CHEVROLET ..•.. · .. 9f Brown 1952 PONTIAC . . • • • • • . • • • $895.00 . . . . •..... $1,395,00 Vf!y- Supcr 4 dr. Sedan. BeaUtiful Turquoise wilh while lop. 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