http://66.213.69.5/files/original/197e64c915204a11066930bb1b7440b2.pdf ac73b3cb7b1ad5ac7371820b16c491f1 PDF Text Text ' Page Eight --=--·~--------------·--- Amtual Pomeroy WCTU Picnic Held At Genheimers Tuesday CLIFTON John Kousl• who 'u; m the Vet· t? rans Hospital m Cbtllicothe_, Ohio 1s spendmg a few day, with bh family , Mrs Mary Roush and soo. Michael. He wtll return Wedne~ The grounds of the Genhetmer bome on Mulberry Ave. made a beautiful setting Tuesday evenm,g for the anoo.aJ pu~ nte or the Pomeroy Women's Chrtshan Temper- Dunng th ·• hwml'ss snMon 1n charge oi the pre6tdcnt Mrs. G· H Ewmg, the commttte .. ~ ror thr :nu Union. Hamson; MtSliwns, .Mrs. U II . My· end with their grandparents, Mr . ers; Visual F.duc<.~tion Mr~ Ralph and Mn; Harry J&hnson. :t.:undel , Mr.':i Shelton and Y!Js:-. Lu · Mr. and Mr.s. Ralph Cartwright c•·etJa Genheimer , Legi~ll.lt J un, th<' ~nd son of Mason, were calling on offic-ers of the Unum and M1ss Mr and Mi&. Herman Cartwrigbt E!Jzaix'th Duffy : Mum· Mrs Wll re<"ently. ••<~m Baxter 11nd M• ·~ W1<·khM1 Mr Joe McNaleb of Clevelr.nd, and !"Iowen. Mr.':i. Jns••ph Cook and Oh10 has returned to his home afMrs. Lena Huber. ter spending the past week with An uffenng was l<~k• n fnr thl' Mr. and Mrs. A P Nicholson aDd f<unll} . l'hnst1an Citizenship C r u s a d 1·. Mr and Mrs. Richard G1bb!i are whl<~h is u.~ed for f1nannug lh•• educational p•·ogram of th~ WCTU spendmg a few day& wtth his parThe s tudy book fur fhl' past year. ents , Mr and Mrs. Fred Gibbl. "The Way to Sobnety" was don Gibbs rs stationed with the Air ated to the Public Library . Thl' Force at Amerillo, Texas. Pete Roush from West Columbia tuunty WC'l'U meeting will be held <>lle-d on h1a 1l1h ln Sept"'rnber at .MH1dleport, the Fox, Saturday afternoon. time and placl:! tu be announred later. Martha Henry 1s spendil)g a week with Mr. 'illd Mrt. Laurence Group s1 ngmg cnncludl·d lhf' David.'Jon of Carroll, Ohio. lotCI'! IL!l g JuUa Edward from New HaYen called on Leona Wlamsley Saturday evening. CAMPUS SHERlOCK Mr and Mrs. Witli:tm Lewis o( Bradbury, Ohio visited Mr. and EAST LANSING , MiC'h -< UP)Mn. Benton Blake Friday. A Mich•~an Stale UniverSity stu· Mr Chester Oliver and children, dent, How ard S. Brown. sopho more in pollee Administration, Robert and Joan, motored to Toledo, Ohio Friday tG viait rela· franhca~ly turned to campus JN· hves. Mrs. Chester Oliv~r return~d lice ror help in solving biB fint home w1th them af.ter a~ndlng case. Brown reported $40 worth. textbooh stolen frurn hi!'! cllr. two weeks vacation. Missmg were a text on police ad· Vi~•hng Mr and Mrs . John Harministration an dlwo volumes on nson Sunday we-_.,; Blain Walburn abnormal and crlmm<~l p syc holo~ty frorn Mtddlepm·l, and Mr. and Mr~. 'rorld Chtldet<s fro mVlenna W. A potiu('k dmner wa s ~rved on tbe Jawn !:II six o't"loclr l 11 twrnty members and two guests. .\t ··s. Gertrud,;- French and M1:;s Gl~nna Rummell. Mrs. Elmer W1ckh;~m WJ5 tn eba,ge of the program and used for her theme , · Chr1.~t the Citize-n." The clostng thapl l·r~ 1•f tht• study book I){ the to Sobriety" yt·~r. Wf'rt' " Th1• Way ••·viewed by Mrs. T. T. Shelton ----- BREAKFAST PARTY HELD Mrs. Dw1ght Wallan~ wa.s the demonstrator \\'f'llne~day morn•n fi! when Mrs. Wendell flum·e had a Tupper Ware bn•nkf:1st [J3rly ai her home. Games wen· playt'd ard prize-s won by Mrs Frl'd I Ga1·d· ner, Mr.'i. Raymnnd Cunn lllgh um and Mrs Jean B•·t•bP. The- hos\f's~ St'rved honw·rnadl· ,wret rolls and cofft>e Ulht>r ..,:m·,rs Wl'rl M r~ Arnold Hayt.'~. ~~ r~ tla Darnd! . Mrs. fo:ch son R<Jk1• 1 M1 ~ ll<1v1r1 Darst. Sr . Mn; tt I. Hou!ih, Mrs Roseoe FJ!l' , Mr ~ M~rgareJ Sh1U. tng. BLACK and BEAUTIFUL yent were flamed and tnc-lu·k i So•diers and Satlors. Mr• Phil Wtl or God about v, FINGER WORK $2.99 Bloek does the honnr!ll for your new full Woilrdrnlh~­ adds that specinl dr:•muttc emphasis that turns you in· to 11 faNhlon plate. S(l un. derseore your •mtf1ts with this low little sling pump of suede or lcl:l.tht•r, bow· lied behind. ROUSH'S Shoe Store No. Second Midllllleport' d•y Robert and Jackie Rou.sb from Chester, W. va., spent the week· n (;craldme Leport from Hender- WO~COTI , N Y ~ tU P! - It's okay for ch: Jdren tu w;e their lingers to count, l!flys Dr Vincent Glenon of Syracuse Umverslty "Those who do nr•f' rllbe crutch of counting on thei r fi nger.':i will more tha1. ltkely r,:•ve It up as soon as thev f1•cl Sf'rurc enouah Ill do so," he !laid "If they are prohibited from d01ng th1s, they'll gn unrlerground 1:tn1\ cuunt on their fin~,;ers anyway." son, W. Va , is Vl~itlng Mr. and Mrs. Charle~ Jeffers. Mrs M-arcelline Buell hu returned from a va"atlon ln Tennessee where she hu been vtaitm.: her daughter and son·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doaser and daul!lht~r. Amy. Viitlng Mr . and Mr. Ocar Henry and familv over Ihe wt!ekend werP Mr. and Mr. Don Quisenberry and son fmm Alheu, Ohio. Mr. William Bass rclurned to his work In East Liverpool, Ohio ZUNDELS ENTERTAIN 11fter spendmg the weekend with Hl•\1' and :\Tr~ R (' Zundel and his !aruJiy, Mrs. Katie &sa and son, Renny family havt• hAd OUI·Of town gucslH Calling on Mrs. clara Williams on se~!'ra l nrrasl<•ns rN·cntly . On Sunday were Mrs Ethel Rayburn the pasl Sunduy Ylr and Mn. Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeDer. Wy11n 1•1 Truv . Ohio Vlsl ltd lht•m mJtt from We11t Columbia .. Mn. On S11lurday ii!lalJVt'~ fn•u1 i':,tn•!~ · Williams is to enter Hob.er Hospi· ville vi~ilt>tl them. Thcv were tal Wednesday for surgel)'. )1r~ . Zun•lt-1 '!1 nun! Mrs Jtusl· :Miss Al1ce Howard from Hart( uvl'rt and Mr. l11 ·1·ndt'd i'ovl'rl ford was calling' on frlend8 in 11nr] fJmlly . O!lH' I 11'1 '\'ll l glh''iiS Cliftun S<ilurdny evening. af lhe Zlmdds Wl r•• \!r <Inti Ml'N Miss Dawn Stewart from Vien· Buell Nall<'y of 'l'ro~·. na returned to her home after ( 'rht· Wynn .~ and th e Nnlley!i m·c .• pemhng the past month wilh her fmn1 tllf' l'h\Jr('h Wl'rf' Zundt:'is relu\Jvt•s. V1~1t.ng Mrs. Blanche Jono~ reflllllll'r'l j S{'l \'t 'd Ill TtO)', (Jhlll {'t'n ll~· were Mr. and Mrs. Arthor - -·--~ -- -~----- ---- The 0\'JIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlc; ___,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Thursd~y, August 2,-1956 Hoktns, St. Lou1s, Mo., Mn. John Compson and twins, Joan ed John, :a.eu~. W. Va. Mrs. Norma Ri&'Js and .Mrs. Pefty Andenon Maton. Caltina: on Mr. aDd. ·Mn. BrueD Dunean l11t week were Mra. Irma Duncan. pt. Pleasant Recent vilitors of Mr. and Mn. Elver Fox wtre Mr. and Mr.o. WOOdy Cap Pt. Pleasant. . SUDday visitors of Andy Stewart wefe ·Mr. and Mrs. Rome St~art, Kyger Creek, Mr. and Mrl!l. :.John Hoscb~r. West CDlumbia. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Cartwright were Mn;. W. M. Daist and Mrs. Eat! Darst and children of PI!:. p.te-aaant ~n.. Wt.nda Roush of Kayland wss Ill Gallipoli.t, Ohio Tbunday on business. CalhDg on Mr. and Mrs. Dana · Lew1.1 and Mlna Sunday were Mn. Jam~& Cunningham and son, Jin;t· mie, Pt. Pleasant, Mr . Jlek Hesson, :Broad Run. Mrs. Mack Stewart was in ark· ersbUI'J!1 Hospital Last week• ..for medie•l. · •:. . Marcie cartwriflH and Aruvwn. llama were in pt. Pleuant TbUrsday on business. ·' 1 Spending Thursday wtth Mr. i'hd Mrs. William Stewart were !M'. and •Mn. Harold Hysell aiMl ' son, Rutland, Ohio. Reeeat caller1 of Mr. and Mu. E. 0. Henry .-ere Mr. aDd Mr1. Delbert Becker, Mlddlepott, ()bio. Veda- Van Meter is sprnding 1 . few days with her siJter, Mrs.. LiJ.. ly Edwards, at Hartford. Visiting frienda and relatives ov· er the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lowrence Davi&on anQ daughter, Anna from Carroll, Obio. Mrs Raymond Stewart .i.nd son, Ronnie , and fri'Dd. Violet, from Dytoo , were we-ekend visilort of Andv Stewan. rbose visiting Jesse Lewis, who is seriousy ill the past week, were Mr and Mrs. William Lewis and family, Bradbury: Mrs ..stile,. Al}en, Toronto, Ohio; Mr. aD4 Ml\5. Paul Fitzgerald and Linda, Mrt. Mae V.11.n Meter, Retht Lewis aJVI .Morns Johnson, West Columbia; Jessle Cartwrig ht and Mable Johnson, Mrs Joyce McDermitt, Pt: Pleas.11.nt, and Mrs . Arletta Lewis and children , Mrs. Winnie Spean l!nd Donna Rayburn and son, P!. l'leasant, W. Ya. V!sltlDR Mr. and Mrs. Clarance New~ll are their grandchildren Jack1e and Debra , Columbia, Ohio. Mrs. Edith F()x and Mrs. Eva Vanan of Mason were !bopplog 10 Parkersburg recently. ·Miss Marilyn Burns bll been v1slting relatives al Wes~ Colum- I MIDDLEPORT. SOCIETY Fourtee~ Mr. and Mn, Mrs_ Jamu Hawley Mrs. Paul Baar, Minersville, is atteaded chairman of the Flower Show at tbe- O'NeiU plebJc su}fpPr &\ the Meies Cou1:1ty Fair this year WeJlaton TueS<t.y even1n1. from AugUit 15-18. Individual en· Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eberabach trtea may be mad~ by pei'Bons purand daughters, Karen' Sue · and cbaain-g IJ!embersblp tickets at Barbara Ann, Cheater, wer~ re- 31~ each. The ticket! are on .sale t!ent guests of his sister, Mn at Gilmore Store in Pomeroy and Ralph Michaels, and famu 7 ln also at the gates of tht- • FairCalumbua aod oth~r .relaUves grounds. Tickehl muSt be pur~ th~re. chased by noon August 15 And the entries muat be in place by 11 a. Lt. P. F. Klein arrived ben Wednesday to join his wJte- and aDd Mrs. Jobn Bacon 100, Peter, who. have been vWtLD£ her parents, Judge ilind Cedric Clark, for the past M:"' two monlha. Lt. Klein, aon of Mr. and Mn. 0 . P, K!lelo, has just returned from a practice cruise where be waa tnlnlng off!.., for Oltdshipmen from the U. S. Naval Fash.J'on Show H'eld By Mrs. JQhn Frick 0 n Tues day f ve· A~illlt m. oa i.iJ: 18. No more 't .. "Prlnceas Elane" oor9toudy llyfed modem chtsl with llrp~tntino front, eltamlng bra.u. trim. ON SALE AT ONLY 9 ~69 ~ i.AY.A-WAY HOW lor llrllltlar or ChtiJimo• • • • • •,, • • ' P•rfect ,., •ut-eftH••n clelhl•l .... tiOJI•....• ,,..... .,.,...... Molt! Vafuea NOW on many Gor,e•u• lANE Mothlal $ptcfacvfar THEY STAIT.$4995 AT ONLY •• . 0 1°0 .DO.WJI••too. W•t.KLY BAKER FURNITURf BRIGHTEST CORIIIER IN MI.DDLEPORT • ' ' . • ' 5c British For fren'h Ass Troops For(e To Suez Judge Nominees To Be Selected At tonvt Moscow Sounds 1'arning Ag&inst Use Of Military Action In Area [ l'ljlYOr Announces New Parking Lot , In Pomeroy Area Unofficial d i A n a t c h e 1 lrom throughout the world indicated many of t~e 24 nations in· Yite.d t(l a Suez con(erenee in Lon. don AU&- 16 ~ul41 be represented. lr.oa Curtain d iplomats in London aald it was almost terfatn Ruu1a .... ld. Centr'al Fireman's Association, wl1ich represPnts .t}le Fire Departmr:nli surrounding the Cleveland Area. An extensive and interesting program bas been planned by the Conference. Committe~ which Were appointed from Ute ab.:we will associations. The program begin on Frlrlay morning witl!, re.: gtstration on the Mezzanine floor l'~ of the Manqer Hotel Whtch ls - r cOmere]lce headquarters for this rear. ' MOScOw Radio broadl"Ut todn a dispatch io tbe OHicial Soviet Communt.st newspaper P r a v d a warmng Biitam agalttat " unwarranted aervousn~ss • 10 the canal crisis and declarmg "there is notcing lo justify mdltary meuures. ' .lkttlsb Prime MiDJsrer Anthonr Eden met with hi& cabmet and bia military leadera tc; discuq the buge peaee·time military buildu J and tbe fortbcomint diplomatic ·confertiJCe. The. Freutb Clblnet IM't ia extraordinary te!i&ion to approv~ emergency moves. , The club at the meeting' decided that n ext · Thursday's meeting would feat1,1re a talk by a professor of engiJJeerifig from the Virginia Polytetbnie Institute. Each 'l'he boy wns taken to St. Joseph member was urged to bring s sl~­ Hospital io Parkersburg in a Oent guest to the meeting who Is White Ambulance from Coo1vtlle. lnt¢r~st~d in pursul.ng en engineer· He was treated and released.. inj COUJ'llf: la school. ~be club alao -decided to take into.c:onsider~tion I a nquest by ........ Red Cross offtclals In the county to help sponsor, an appearance of . ter Slnin Pam Jn Street Fi~rht /~'t:!''f~,~•b!l• In Late Tuesday .. Schneider Tbe miJttary buildup wa• so far advanced that British autborjties on Cyprus ~gao requiaitJOning buildings in Nicosia to aecomm~ date British troops beinJ flown ' there. Jet plaaes were arriving steadily from Britain. the Bend Am l) A past preside'nt•s pin was nted to Paul dent Milt Stephan. pte~ by Preoi- HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UP)Present et the me~ting were Highlights of Frtd8y's progrll.fl\ A 51-year.old painter rrorrr near- Lewis Capehart_. Harry Miller, Phil )VIU include a Memorial Service, by Chesapeake, Ohio, died in a Wo.lpert, · J_ L. Stewart, Uoyd , the Introduction of various offi- hospital here late Thursday _night Rout~ob, E. A. Scbaekei, Bill Chlscials of tbe Fire Service through- .t)'om loss of bklod after bel:n& ler, Jbnll'l'y DJ.eh!, Ru1111sell CapeoUt tM state, 11 get-acquainted stabbed in a ~ttreet . fidit. h11rt, Dnn Roush, R. J. WilHamson. party, and a parade. The parade, Don Foetesong, FlOyd Carmack, 1 to btgln at ll30 P . M. will move Charles Newsome 58. of Hunt·~~;::;:,:,Fo1ey, E. L. Stein, Jack Paul Schneider, Milt stepfrom 13th Street down Euclid Ave. ington was arre5t~ and charged p.!it&, Allen Harria, June across the public .square •""- ·back Wilh murder today. up Superior. It will consist of the Pelice said John Nugent had ? Gene Marvin, and Dick oldest and the newest in fire equip main artery severfd in the fighJ mint. as weii .as bands, ,mar('!"Jng in a Huntlniton· residential diacorps and floats, trict. IMIRGINCY RUN saturda"'s program will eon· A witness said he saw the tw.:~ The oPmel'oy Emergency Squad. sfst of a ~meeting ,and evo~~ions during the do.Y., (oiJowed b)' a ban- m~rt Ugbting and attempted to was caJJed to Laurel Cliff on Thursquet and entertainmen& in the breaJt tt up but one of the com· day afternoon and t.ook Dick EJJ. lin to the offloe of Dr. T. A. Hewetball room or ,t he ' Hotel Manger. batan,ts took a swing at him. 'I'he cause of the fight was no~ son where he wail treated followA busine ~~ se.ss,ion will take up Jmmedia~ely detcrmlntd, iDA a fainting sp.ell. mqst of Sunday's program. NAV)''S ,NEWEST RADAR PICKET VEsSISL ' ' ' . ~---- Arthur Misnor Dies Suddenly• Of Heart Attack Arthur Mbmor, 53, former, C"e6· tdent of Pomeroy was, reporte-d Friday morning to have. had fatally strtclren with • heart attack a! his borne In Akron. Survivina is his wife the former MaJdalene Ohlinger allo of P~me­ rOy. A aliter Mrs. Clara Murr'ay of Middleport was to depart for ,A-kron this aftttnoon. FUneral - arrangemenk are as yet not eo~;Qplete, according to report• received· here today. •11 Your fiaure-lovlna ror.so line with very •~~tr:i•l Vicky Veuahn t11uchca... Th~re't the pert piqu~ ~hoir boJ collar wilh embr1oider'e'd medallions and lace, vel\'~1 streamers io w~ar at will, l.nd a cloud of skirt to float you' 1 ~ throuah Fall. Lon, bat:k tippn, lront-buuon belt Wa~ha'b"" , 1 .ereaae·resiatant--hierocf)p~ pnnt couon. _.@!~n. blv" ,J~~jd. Sia!• 5 1_0 ~~ - $8.95 - SUNDAY SCHQOL ' PICNIC The annual Sunday School ptr.: .-, nie dt.'ttie- ' lt:Orpinll '!tar EliB Chui'ch will, be held ~ut~da,, Aua,ust ··b. ~at 1the Portland Park. A b!lrtftt . dinner will be &erved at noon and aU I member• of tbe cburcl1 and ·Ullj~y chqol are' urcetl , to «ttend. ,. . . \'- i Canal Zone rL~If should Egypt refu~~e to aa:ree lo international eor.1r01 •f th• waterway. Dlspalchet from Cairo &ave the atrOO,nt indication Egypt would muae to attend on the Jl'OUI:Id th ,t it couJd never agr-ee to lnterna. tioaal control of tb~ canal. No of· fk'ial ~ply had yet been rece.ved, but tbe Cairo press l:>itterly con~ demned the Western plan. tt/e .19M Conference- of the OhiO: Sta.1,e Fireman's Asaoclattion, .Inc. and Ladies AuxUiary w'm be held iO Cleveland, Ohio on Au'gll5t 3, 4, and 5th. Tbls COR· ferC'nce is sponsored by the North ,. LON.O ON-UP- M<MOOW warned today against the use of military force io the Suez Canal dispute, but Britain and France MJJiled plam for an expeditionary force should International diplomacy fail. The llritlsh and Frenct! cabinels met in London Mld in Paris on plans for sending mlJitary forces Into the actual Suez U- TlmmNO JD Wuhillftml,_ JD the ctvU Aeroaauttc.. board !nv..U· ption. into tbe Grand can)"'D mid-F. ooUllfon which Jqlled 121 , perllttul, w. K. Alldrewa (lett), CAB ·a~eQ- cblet. deD1el tbe TWA pUot waa at fault.1 Other wltnelltl crt:,ht) we~ EuPJJe .,,J81efel IU\d ~a Lola. Ottawa, o. meter demonstrate• bow be .&tw the TWA and UniW<t olanea ''lodt to.«:ether" In mid-air. 1batlllftl4tiolla1J ' ~, :Mrs. R. C. M&e.s returned to her home In Minneapolis today fo1lowlna: a visit wlth Dr. and M.n. P. ! .stanlev and otber rel~lvea . .llr. and ftlrs. Ha.ndl~y Cone and daughter, Vicky, and Joe CaOO~r Columbu•, are. spendinl( nursda:v \lflth Mr. and Mrs. William Slatt:r and (amUy. Canasta Club Has Meet Wednesday At Dailey Home OHIO: Pe:tiy cloudy with little change In temperature !<>day, tonight and Saturday. lijgb today 78 to 85. Low tonight 68 to !14 northeast, 64 Single Copy I -- - --- iiOAXED, GOES TO COURT I• S.OfoctM, PHrt er C.nloveft M•hoe•RY• •lte W.l•ut I SOCIETY Miss Ge""leve Stobart has re· turned from H(llzer Hospital and b convalerC'Ing nicely. Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels left this morning for a visit wlth their daullh'eri and sons.-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs:. James A. Bowman and famly Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jt P. Ross and son, Col· umblana. ThP.Y were accompanied by their da•1ghter, M.n. R. B. Derr.h.Mrdt and ana, John, who ht,va been their K_uest.~. On Au!rUIJt 18 they will accompany Mr&. Bll.lrnhardt and son to their Corpua Christl, Texa1 home for a Vil!ltt . WEATJIIK , No. 92 PENIES TWA PILOT AT FAULT IN CRASH KILLING POMEROY Reino Lind Is a business visItor In GaiJpols ths "evenng. Edward Hlte sutcered a stroke Wedne.sday mornlniJ , at -his home on w~t Locust street and was taken to ~h~ Holzer Hospltat Mr. and Mn. Jol!n R. Weekfl of Nei9(lnvl1le were called be~ Wed· ncsday by the illne!ls of her jrand-fatl'ler, Edward Hlte. Mr. Weeki returne"l home an<f Mt5. Weeks remained to be with her grandfatMt. . Vol. VIII --- Bentz Wolreo and Mrs. William Baxter. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Bentz Wc ' fc nnd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saddler vis· lted In Plants Wedne&day morning With the Cotmer' 5 slstet·s, Mls:ses Ida and Augusta Wolfe. t.r lovolr ~ • 1----------------~------------~D~eeo~~~~!r!o~l~~~e~l~·~_,~!r~•!~~,~Gf~r!-.. ~!·!!~~~~~~~~~e~·~-------------------lto72~~~- letart, W, Va. Wednesday afternoon after a sev· •• enttne / 7; eral dAvs visit with · Mr. and Mrs. S.fttfuory ~ban liOn I which Includes fourteen classes. The theme etf the"sbow Is "Down on the Farm." TJle cla~ are: 1, Harvest Moon - crescent arrangement; 2, Little Brown Jug, arrangement in a bottle u1ina oa base; 3, Loo.,g Backward, annuals in antique contoalner; 4, Far. mer in the Dell, arrange'ment us· hrg cornstalks, grasses, fruits, and vetgetables; 5 Cool Harmony, featuring greens; {1, Farm Fun, fav. ori:te arrangement in favorite eontainer; 7, Summer Refieetlon, usymetrieai arrangem nt using a mirror; 8, Laey River, arrangement ualng Hogartb · Curve; 9, Walk Through the Woods, arrangement u8.ing weathered 'Wood; 10, !Mid. s ummer Ni•ght'a Dream, Triangle llsing gladolus; 11, Suncb.y Morning, symmetrical arr!QJ~ement; 12, Petunias in an. Onion Patch, arrengement using 1J:owen and vegCtablfs; 13, Dewitrops, miniatures, not over six Inches; 14. ·Merry ChristmaH, (avorite Chr~rpas arrang~ent, painted matHifJ; permitted . Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Saddler rc. Jroun.. u ..... u,., • at entries may be made- in See- Academy at . Annapolis. They Mn. John FrJck eiltertained were on the D~troyer USS\ Macon a Sarah Coventzy Fashion Gemanv Show Tuesday evening at her ~ Mr. anrl Mts. Marvin AUen from and visited In Sweden, borne, Rock Spri,. qs Road, Toronlo, Ohw spent the plst week and Guatamano &y, Cuba_ .with Mr. Samuel Roush and chO· Mra. Carl Ebersbach and famMra. Martha UuJted was the dren. tly, Eugene and Marilyn, ~~:~~~-~ Fashlan show director and jewThose al!endmg EJlerrtelda an- vil!llted for several days elry was modeled by the guestll. nual picnic Thursday were Helen with Mr. and Mn. Ralph A gUt of jewelry was presented ' Barker, Leona W~t:~msley and Jan~ and BOn, Micky, in Columbus. The to Mrs. Frick, •ree n:uncan . , Michaels. family bav~ moved from EnJoying a p1cnlc supper tn the Akron to Columbus this IUmmer. Refreshments were seJVe<J by New Haveh Park last Thunday He Is empl~yed at t,hE' North Amer the bostesa to Mrs. Virgil Brown, Jn the .speciman elan, the exMrs. Albert Brown, Mrs . Thomas evenm gwere Mr. and Mrs. JOhn lean Aviation Company. hibitor must provi~e · a mason jar Bowen, Mrs. Huber Brown, Mrs. C. Roush and ~ons from West ColfAr the flowers. The classes •re: Mrs. Thomas Hue and daughter raul Frick Bnd Paula, Ed· umbla, Mr a~d .Mrs. Pearl NlchI, 'Zinnia, large, 3; ~Fantasy Zirtr ohon and fam.ll :t, Mrs. M~ry ~ust and Mrs. Rabh Welk2r and 8QOS die and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· nia, htrge, 3; 3, Po~P\)m Zinnia, and son, Elame Cartwright and have started on a vacttllon trip tf' bur Pierce, Mrs. Mildred Beeson, ; 4, one large C'()('bcomb {one on have starte don a vacation trip to Mra. Herbert Dixon, Poll'S. Clara Mr Joe McNabb of Cl~veland. FJortda . Johnny Rue is visiting Gueser, Mr~ . Eldon Weesk and a stem); 5, Rose, hybrid tea, 1· hls grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Ho- Mrs . Marilyn Barron. 6, Rose, Florahunda, I; Gladi~ bart Dillon, Galllpolis, during his us; B, M<~rirgold.c~. large, 3; Snap. mother's absence. dragons, 3; 10, asters, 3. Mr. and Mrs. David Oiler were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and N!EW MISS BAILEY , Mra. George Veith . M:clvin Lee Several from tAL!! community .:1 \fr. and M'rs Rnbert C.. B:dlt-l, Jr. was also a guest at the dinner. tended the !uneral of Fred Fisher n.ulland road, are announeing the Mrs. Martha Hudson was at Foglesongs Funeral Home U' hJ 1'!lr of a 7 lh 1 Ol. daughter, brought home .jn the Rawlings- Mason Tuesday. Wednesday, August J, at •he Coats ambulance from Holzer The J.adles Aid of Oak Grovr· · Sehaekl'l Cli nic, Mason, w. Va. Hospital where she wa!l taken E.U 8 CAurch met in the baseGrandparents are Mr. anrl Mrs. when 1he fell ·last month and ment of the c hurch Tuesday ancl C:: rt Baill' v o( Ch f'ster and Mr. and broke her b!p. spent the day in 'lU)lting and work Mrs. Mike Russell, Rutland roaC, are greRt ~randparents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale and ing on rug rags. The Balll'vs also have a son, daughter, Bettlnna, Columbus •Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Jr .. Bob'hy, age 5. have been vlriting their famHies Jim and Roger of Hickory Chapel , In this area. Were dinner gucsls of Mr. and BIRTHD4 Y PARTY HELD Mn. Robert Cummings, Massena Mrs Oenms Uoush, Sr Sunday. BremJu Rnrt Mike Moore eel,.._ N. Y. Is visiting her sJster, Mra. Mr. Okey Roush and Bert Bless brated their eighth tnd sixth Marie H~uck, and children, Jan Wlth a and JanJI!I . Sunday they wUI go ing ltfl •Monday morning to visit birthdays re:;puctively with Mr. and Mrs. Venea F1she1 party Saturd11y, July 21. to Springfl~ld alter their mother, and others 1n Illinois. Mrs. Elodb Webb, and on to Camp Games wert" playf'd and prJzes - Maude Blc~sing. LeJeune. N. C. to visit Sgt. and won by Rachel Hayes, Mike Moore Mrs. Robert Webb and their Billy Mussman, and Toni Pettet. children. Sgt and Mrs. Webb and NOT GINA Ouor prizes were won by Jaca their family arc returning to the DES )IOlNES, Ia. ~ (UP) - A Goodwin and Marg11ret Mullins. Canal Zone In the ncar future. boy w&'lked Into the office of a De.o; Birthday rake, ice cream, aod Mrs. Webb is 11 native of Panam11 Moines thcaler manager and asked Kool-ade were ser,ved by Mrs. and her family Jive there. blm for rome ~in-ups. Figuring Jack Moore· to the foJlowlng: that one of GinA" tollobrigida Rit" J. Wilhur, Brenda and Tonl would be just the thing, the man- Pettit. Rachel Haye~. Steven ager offered the lad one "Ain't Gre~ory, Jm~eph And Margaret you got one of the monsters that Mullins. John and Jaca Goldwm you had in th~ pieturc Jas;t week? '' Billy And LmdR MooS£man, Barhe asll:cd, referring to a recent b.!lra Dixon. Bill Moore and movie. Suzie N~.!lson . Mr. end 'Mrs. Roy Johnson of horror -------· Columh1.1s are the guests of ·h~r mother, Mn. Hattie Burrbo, Con· dor Street. bia. .. . . • Entry Classes Open For Meigs Fair Garden Show turned to their home, Bridgeport • • • • • • ' ' I Two Are Arrested By Highway Patrol Two IMeiRs Couotians were arrested on Thursday fo.r driving w:ltbout •n operator's hceMe and cited to, appear in Ma~or E. F Robin&on's ~ourt this evcni.Jlg, It W&5 ·reported b,y the , State Hlah· way Patrol. , They are Grace Jividen. 80, RIC· . iae, and Roaer Pblllips, 30, ieddleport. Tbey are to •ppear. inJ eOurt at 8 p.m. ~~·~•.' . ~ \f... • !' . 'I t �.. ......... . ................ . . · ·~-- ~ ., • ---- ________________ Frida_y,:_ August ~· 1956 The Daily Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ------------ ------- :w On,,, B~J <;I IJt'S... :Enlertd •~ llecond l"omdoy OhJO. p• .., l d!:ls~ :.O!>d .ll mal!r'r :tl Ill<' V<~JI,.i uifH'<' •tfrlt·e (u Whilr lht• frunl ]lilt:< '' l!~v• · lu • th.• loa~, <'!JIIIIJI"td~ :~nd "' !li.ml pretty well fllll'll Wl •h lin• .;o o~' ,\' a~t• ·. bank dtsrussiun und tlw I>',.,. 'lll• l'arn1 WIV!'·· \\ho :ill' ~ 1 :' 1 t:J, purt hassle , a nl.'w ~ml h1 ghl.1 ~r~• rhwk .:ll rill~..,,, 111 'illlllo,: h.unilws . tical form or fotrm ;)I!] th;n l"lJ'I IJkt· tht• lllca ul ln•tl h<.~C:S !lwy l'il ll the taxpayt.'r nu l hln 6 h ;.~s be••. h;~ntllt· . :\lid,,,,. 11!<.~1 huu s•·kt••'l' 4U1etly ~Wt>t:pmg rUI'<J I Aml'r ,.~ •r oh ~ l ' l\l' tl ··sumdime~ I f) lt·k up Wtlhlmt Janfart' ,,. arm-W.JI'IIl t li'ed wh•·n I'm 111 t"wn ~11ul wht•l' in Wash!ni: lll ll lh P nutwn's l! l' t'' 111 p<..pt'• lhl''t' 1 ~ t1u dust lt- f' f<1r111ers hil~'t' IJt"t' ll hu -,,1~· hJilll l'' 111 th<' t.tr' ' out puliH~:ood to ~up vl y those 50 or 1.'""~" ' ''· tf >uu'n• n ul 11 [;.rm ptmnd mult1wull paper fct•d ·SJt'k ' t·r Jll i± \11\' v11u dun I e:11·,. wlll'lh,., lh<Jt tlrt• m:Jkln t!. l1fr s implt· •· atJd 1 !lw Ul\1111.•' · ;;t·t ltd Uilt uf pupt•t .~lot•k ami . (J Ollllry rUI ~•Il • 111 • · ' l o.1~.s J pijn·ltal' •J t' gd lurn .·ol 11111 fl('lent and piuf ti JIJlr· fu r ;~ 1 ! I!• '" !lit· li..ld, lu ft. ra.;:•· f,r lti " ll l other farmPr~. ~'. ~\· e ~ llu1 'u u ' hiJl!ld . TI1Jl I' lf•!!ne 1 •J! UQ 11ic Tac Doijlfh ' : ~J It Could ·Be Yuu ' 12:00 CemeJ"Q Got~S to School .2:30 Lurrent 1:ao Tenne&se Elnle 2:00 M'lltinee 1'heat:re 3:00 Queen For t1 Day, 3:4~ Modern Romances 1:00 CameJy Time 4:30 •My Llttle •Mt~rgill .5:00 A~ Dru · 6:00 N~JO P.icture 6:15 Spototli: Eye 6:2!5 Les Pf'lll 6:30 .Yaye P. Morgan Shi)W 6:45 News Carevau 7:00 ·Death V.aH~y Days 7:3t.l The Whisfer 8:00 Best in Mystm•y 8:30 Slal Stage 9:00 Oavalca~ of Sport1 9:~ Red Barber's Co.l'tner 10:00 Truth or Consequences 10:30 Life ol Ril't!>y 11 :00 Ne..., ll:OIS Weahber 11:1 0 Press Box 1! · W Greatest FIJbl::s of CentnrJ 11 ·30 Foreign Intr~ue 12:00 Tonight. 1,, ., 1f ttJLI I' J\ i!llol ]IJVI' :L font.ll tll d g~·l \'tHIH' II') lUg to 1 1 ~··· w1ih· yuu You miwht wondt-r- a ~ we d - what diffl'll'll!'<' It nwk t•S wlll' l h ;.,. 11,unly •huultl er feed comes 111 ~ p<.~p !·r twg. I' barrel, ur <I dtst·,rdt·d PIHW h t,. Rut ll H'Cill~ !hut lwth the 51• ~OU!Itl Hi:u• JJHJ tllt' papt •T' 111• · imptlrlalll in th t•st• t!av~ uf f~l 'll l labor ~ horta!lt ' und 1 i~ltl• ( IIIII! h: n t l y ct .ul ~ . Tht•~t- bag s w·t· n111 •·11 ly t•asil'r tu hamllt• , slud< lll'tlo, llild ~ to re lwtiN, but m:tkt• rt'l'OI'tl· I RUARK REPORTS On His Love Of Ships ' And Early Experiences [t works {:dithfuiJy for Its tlJn ~ ter, EDITOR'S NOTE: · .Thl1 column ood lll. kcs -on a portl~>n of his per wu writttl1 by Robert C. Ruark l!onallly. The man, In turn. i~ inIn April, 1953, &ft•r the Andrea rtuenced hy hl!i venS(d, cmd comes Oort'a - now resting on th• bot to b e like hP. 1', !om of the Atl.tntic oft Nantuck.t A .~hlp 1s a monum~!'t a living l'l l1land - made her m1lden 'loy• J :. ~·li· 1 15, mobile • mn:tUI;lt'nt llge to New York. whu !till her and !low ant': fur BY ROBERT C. RUARK , wh.Y . The Durla , for i_nstance, I~ 1 NEW Yoi1J( _ 1 went tlown lhr- QUilt• a lot more th~~;n JU~t n f1ne, I ottwr day '" sec 11 lovely lady 1 bnw, new big boat. She ride~ kunw who wn.~ si1Wh1ly bcltl.'r : that water t'' tell the world. thut dn·~ ' t 'd thl - tune thun when 1 , th(• . ltall11n~ are back In b11.~rness l a~l ~~~w her~ lier nanw is Andt·.-a I ag t•tn, hccnu.•e the~, wf're. able . tn u 01 1:1 anti \ht~ is 11s ht•u utlful fl ~ huld SU!• h il lovt- y Lhrn~ wtth lli'W ill l'f'(' uf marint• con.~Lt·uctlo n th~·1r .own "len <Jnd thetr nwn u~ 1 ~\' t' r 1 saw. · ma!t·nl'ls !lntlth~lr. own mono~)>. Till' l:~~t time 1 ~uw AndrN• her 1 . , J•o_r u.n An\cl"l r&n ta:.;puyer h ' t ttJ 1f d h ll S fl RICe Idea, too, !wCIIH~t! \Vi:: a1 r \!'US a r e ~C'I'U y, ~n B e! llO!tJr(\d a mc~s nf m u ' ! out a· k('~ptll)( t•astcr illlt! tlllol't' H'CU: 0111· a ol -.1 wlw11 it \ vtlu! tu knu~t. th.- c·ust of jii 'O dlll'lnJ,! it JliiiiiHI of pur k chnps t!l' ;1 puund Owl a d"~ 111 llf t·g~~ IJl ol t'l'l lltll uf lht· ll ll!rt "~li••nl, ,,f !Ool<t .~ ·~ qtUJl ilv fo••·d , - lllt'tlit•illt "l ( ' Jl) l Jlr''v••nlln <o: or tn•a!Jil · ~llllllllunl · n l.' W gtowlh 11011 1lt'· WOr111• ·r r• ·Pd~ fo1 ' 1> :o t:t • tl h i~ldr 111 1 rmt~ n t. Th6t' papt•r ha, ~., n11l unlv 11 ~1 11 ~~~ Ollf> of llw 111'<1\'ll'S I of f~ lfl ll chot·~~. hut , 11it• I'Xpt· •·ts lt•ll ,, , rnuke the otn itua l, li<tPIIlt'l' an •' 1hu·~. f:tt·, Rll~sv .md s lJN·Ul4,111 . \V1· art- as~~retl that if Wt- M'':.L". ·· ' or 11 purkt•f' ur il thick•·il . we WH11 1• aii1Jl'<'t1ialo• tlw f rc~llrll'" ~ ·••••I I••' flt.1vut· ur vtltle~ 5crvt•d til .- wa• · ju ~ t as tht• f11rm•·r llJll'.'' "'l"lt·~ HI' hrt thut th1• h•fld t'lnpllo·~ IHI\ '" I I I I Wayne; . I-~~·111 h~r ll~in~~)..~ 1 '3P~St;J¥-~~·f~:rrO'd Howard Moure, :B, flits manacled . In Pon t lnl', :\tit'h., nflt•r aohniltlng Jte Ult n h;<'Ull cd tu il.eath 3·ycar.. uld fll.u·ttm LILtlv. JJer botly Wa,'j lutmtl ill a rudd, lwnd EX·CONVlCT Cl'ttHhcol. (lllt eniaUo!Lul) j t•ss I 11111 1" -c ~rl~ ,.,;_,!'J''l c s w•tll'hlior, Rl11nan and olhct'WI'I' Th:tl w•t~ I a~! fall in !;enua , ht•fote •ht• 'wHs rt•ndv for hl'l' ril'st ride. llut t'VI'I! m ~ ~ttl tr of llllflnlsh - and nothing i~ a<; ~ lovt•n n~ n ~ ldp undt•r fmal wtu t' It !ten:<~ ; ·on~trut•liun -- ,..""'t"~, ~ ·~· ''""' ·~···~t~'liG1li1llii'ftJ~!ii: .•~"l'"mm my :new york 8¥ MEL HEIMER N EW l 'ORK-Somewhere In this dnrk anti de· tloWI!red city, thh'l plle of uglJ building., where diiU/Uiionmenl feAter• and Into which llu'l elln CllMOl tlnd Ita way, Ia a radiant thlllg uf beauty and a joy forever. Her name Ia DoiOI'~!l. For dayt now, old and withered New York men ellliftl on buses or In bara have been lalkhll' tarerly, willlfully of Dolore&. She 11, naturally, • real peraon, but 11he 11 more than the.t to them. She 11 th1 girl who aat In hlatory daae with her 1 blond hlltr 11hlnlng in the aunllght. The girl you ktased on the front porch by the rose arbor. Tho girl with hl!ad up and heeiA down In A. high wind, 111m and BWHt llnd ethereal before YOII met htr 1~ yeun )Mtl!r anti dlaroveret.l her lo be 11 tlumJJY, dull mother of three. Barry Chu"'er brourht DQiorea to the alten• AU Jor love Uon of we wrinkled anti sere on111. B1Hry h1 16 of Doforta. and he 1lve1 tn Brooklyn, whldl doo~<n't 1IIALurb htm at 1.11. Nothing dhiturba Bnrry. Ha loves Dolot·e~ with tho klnt. ot Jove that comet only once-or, aa they bill'k at the Coney Uland rtrllt attowe, once aeen, nl!ver forgotten. I • '! • -• . -·: • • • OK OTHER. DAY Ba.rry wandtred out ol the llouse, wallowing l11pplly tn the throea of calf love, and went Into Proapect park. 111 c:arrled with him a acrewdr\ver. Doesn't everyont ! Ukt a hon:~tna plgMn he went to a medium-aged mnple tree - the kind ot &ret that would be •ympalhetlc to a lovesick J6 ·yeaJ·-ohland. uftll'let.thlng lila aerewdrlver, earved • jaglfed but ph\ln root. llllb htart. Inside, tn lelterfl meant to be ~ld, he h11Ck~ out the deathle•, all-ot-u•-•re-ltandlng · ln-~e-mud-lJUl· .;ome-of•us- ha vu·uur~ .. eya..orHht-lt*U le(end : "I love DQJorlll." There art more than 20,000 cops ln New York an•j nne of them, ltkl Lhe slnl1ler Blick In Saroyan's Tltc Tln-1~ Df Yo•r Li/t•- lhe one whOM entnnc~ Into the 1111loon suddenly ce"'ts a dark l'lpell on Ute• happy alr-eame alonr ju1t aa Bnrry tl.nlahl!d his man's W'f}flt. "Come," he 111.id, "with me. WI! will rlrdt the pokey," He gr1u1ped )'0\11'11' Ptlleu by the arm and fetched him to 11. precinct hnu~~e, Whtrt he wu booked for dl11flgurlng park property. So, IKJiolldly and dlamaylncty, ended a moment or truth and beo.uty In thle ClVII dt.)". •IX • • • • D.t.Y8 LATER t!orry tumed ·up tn magiAtrate&' court, nlong wlth hit mother, who waa younJr once heraelf. "I rueq S.rry'R in lovt," )Cu. Cbuner acid hopefully. The Jovealck one just 11n•lltot.l want,' aJU1 looked out the window. The n\aglltrale amiiW tl U\lle mar. troltlly. "Ten doll Bra," henlli with. whalllmaa:lne was meant to bt btnevoleDCe. . To bt brief, trt:ra. Chesner didn't have the ten·llpot nnd Brtrry ju,.t looktd at lf hf! wouldn't know $10 II I~ ran up and btl him on the aptt. rtD&Uy, threatened t~mlabty With a. day or two In th111 rooter, they dUI up ftvt bucka 1nd walked free Into tbe-wClll, the 110ft a11d ·romanUc air ot Brooklyn. Buttonholed later, y<lung Pelleaa wouldn't give the p.,rtlcuii\TI on Do>~*'•.!'exctpt to aa.y &he waa H, a blond.- with blue eyes and "oh, question of newsmen rolled, unbesrd, over hlA dark~ ~~t:; ••1 ahoulda hod time- to put my lnlllala on the t~e," me<lttallvely. . Cheaner 11!1 t10t the only on• In toye with Doloree, as well that there Ia no deftnlll lllgnature to th• ~~~-~~~ park maple-a lepnd tftat will Uve u lonJ tree Ia cut down lo put up • new ~l· ptt.. .. pnli1·· On 1 - :0 00 Fury 1 tO ::w U11¢le Joh!Ul)' Gqq81 11-:0U Ca&ttai n GaUaat t uu M1·. Wizard t2 ·ao Ba~baut ,,.! Donee Party Wt:SL'.crn Theatre Dance Party 5.00 't'BA 5~30 Roy Rogers 4 .30 2:30 4:00 6:00 Sports E:l)'e fl: 15 Nt'w.:r FWture 6·30 Dowo You Gn 7:00 JuHus LaRosa 8:00 People Are ft"unn:r 8:30 Festival or St~rs 9:30 Advenlure Tbeatr11 . .0:00 Saturday Ni~t Jlijllbotlt Ellery Queen 11:00 News 11 :10 Owl Theatre & a slngl~ min ' L•ffort and use the fast, oom!ortable functional facilities d big air· craft. Jf I had my way, I'd go everywhere ~t a slow amble. Hut one thing for sure there IS about ships is that the people who opHate them are different from other peopl~. From Carlo Unk in Genoa !o John Gehan of American Exp01'l In New York, from all the ca)Jiilins from Walter Moorehead tu Karl P. Olsen and Will Kuhne, skippers I've eailed with, they are a blunt and lurly group or honest men who will hit you if they hate you and sene up the shirt If they tuve you. Shipping people drink tougher than mo.st pt>ople, and eat longer and laugh louder . A have never hud nny lunch with my friend!; less than downtown that Jaj:Jtcd four hour!> - four hours packed with ribald humor, ntravagant Ilsh stories and a happily cynical suspicion that ry>lhlna:, except , ship i11 1 vef»; hriou. ~'g: This i~ 1 tdq£Wj!..)~Tn where I .~ tarted with the Andrta Dorh, but it's a piece I've heen saving up on for a long time. The trll!J· .Pie with the world tOOay is th!lt there aren't enough people geared to the stoqt but leisurely opel'· ation of shlpf at sea . You may keep the super-Jet~ and spaee ca· det!f. I Pdmire the airplane and wl.ll U!le- It untLl one runs me Into a hill, but It is ladies like the Andrea Doria that I kiss in print, {Copyright. 1956, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc .) -~ Sport~~ •q 1:30 Sign Off WCHS-TV Channell SATURDAY FRIDA"' . II'KIALin First Clasa Peter M. Dlaz, abaent alace Jucy 22, 1956, from tbe 28th InfantrY Regiment at Bamberg, Germany, baa ,... turned to U.S. control in Berlin. Diu apent the period hi! ablence in the Soviet Zone of Germany, The aoldler's c8Jle b l:lllnJ: Investigated. Dlaz' wife, , Nitiifa, Uvu In New York City. or I Wins Dream Trip 8:00 Sign On s,oo Cupta:J.n Katlilf'al'OO g,oo or All Things 9 :30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 S-1 rike it Rich 11 :00 Valiant I.a.dy l1 : 15 I il\'e 6f Life 1 ' 11 :30 Scln'eh fllf' Tomorrow n ·4a Guiding J,ie>ht 12:00 Midd~Jv Maloinf'e 12 :30 & ·the W or I d Turn!l 1:00 ,Johnny C11.rson Slu)w 1:30 Thtu~party 200 Rig Payoff 2·30 Hob Crosby Show 3 1)0 Brightl!r Day 3 15 Sl'crel Storm 3:30 Edge of Nt~:ht 4:00 Kntle's Kitcht'n ·!· 430 Lucky 8 Rall>Ch 5 00 Ttl~ f)at-J!y"Show 6:10 ReP,ional Reporter 6:15 Du·JJ:las Ed'ifar-d~ 6·M Mv Friend Flicks 7:00 W•IJywood summtr 'fheatre 7 ·30 Playhouse of -Stars 8:00 The Or:u:.ader 6:30 H1ghw<1y Palrfl\ U:OO Undercurrerlt 1'1:3(} Pantomime ('1ui1. 10,15 Spn.rts. ·P!Wa~ 11.0:25 Wl:'lll:het~man 10,3(1 [}al.'el..:ne: Europe 8:30 Sign On Captain Kfllngaroo 9:30 Mighty Mouse 10:00 Winky Di.nk &: You 10.30 •rates of 'T'exas Hangen 8 :30 11 :00 Big Top 12 00 LDnc Rnnger . '1 .. ' ' R as~a l!l 12 :m Li 'l 12. ~5 Baseba11· P'i-evjew 4 0~ Town' & Country Cro!lf 4::10 Feature Report 5:00 Stories of the rentul'J Yuu ue 11he-re 6 BO Beat the Clock 7 OG The Hnneymoonera 7::JO St~ge Show 8:00 Two for t1ht> Money Rus s Mur~:nn I (Jce 3. Burrowlng1 fl.ntmals 4. Long-lalle~ m•)llkey (:arvt:d ln. N'l1d r 6. J:'freshui tBrit. l 11. M.•n<l.Ciea 12. Wol'k. 13. $ealiouing u. A. r<~J, uaed for F:tiDAV ll :119 Si,gn On 12:00 FH·m & Fancy ( 1!:. I .) s. Hvne Feminine Touch Aftt"muoo Film Festival Fi'm Abbott & Costdl<t 500 Mickey Mou~ 6:00 News 1~. Woody . perennial 16. Java tree l'l. Slope 19. Rtver (SIA I!NNJTH I. 22. Thus 21. Cover 26. upo-.. 2•. Viall•• mUI,,(I Spo~ John Dalv Rin ~n Tin Combat S-trgeant IChool at.Udept, ~ ~ prly lq, tha. euQ eonl'!l -uelo<l by ""' IIAll Sign Oil ·s: Propeller l:tu6 Of tf:ae u· \llc{ t~ Ql.IDJ member pQr\a, S!gn Ott Prayer EMttrlc fonco WIN, lntulaton, htttrfta, Wire Cll,., Gtovncl Cfampt, .-ftd ot.._ecctasorl••· If )'611 W8J!.II to buDd an elec· tric: fence or iDq!tove your our 8CCftiOriel to• price • HIADQUARTIRS 'OR electtfc fencer• A catnpleto i-.. of HI·Llile and lnHery modek OJ low OJ $1~.50 ..... 10 ..... "10~1 Sign On 4.30 Kit Carson 5:00 Sagebrush & Sa~dllo (l ·OO N'PWS (J : l CroossroOOs Dollar a Socond The Vi.o~e Polka Time Straw Hat 'J'he.'l!rll News ~lld Weal·her 11:10 Sports 111~ HQllywood OHPeat lhlP. bi!IOrt . l~I'VlDJ· Hoboken, H. J ., oq • 48 .. 4aJ •o1aae to M:•d.Uertanun wattra. The ~trip •11 WOD bJ th• bJib b.-+-il-i- nlcknllm( the wbteJ.ot tht t¥att~hill with CaPt. BuciiiDa. mutu 01 lhe 29. Expreulon or sorrow J , . 30. A trutt 1 ,: lll~rt--tcon.etrvel .,1 31. Man'S , ~ 16, ot a:.., as. B'""'""""' Instrument ..... . baow S~HUII.,, m., ltandl before No--""'. . .,. . Rozaana, 6:10 6:15 6:30 7:00 . 7:30 8:00 8:38" 9·0o 9:30 11 :00 Price• on Stotl Posta, 2.30 Back at the Ranch :1 .30 Film · 3·45 P"ilnr Funnies 6:05 Weath.er Am.) --"--~--·· SATURDAY 1:30 2:00 4·00 4:30 pttnlslunen~ LINCOI.N . Nch. - (1JP) - A mother WitS ~ ivin g hl'l' vurs~on to, 11 puli~:enwu uf ju.~t how the lnt(fic acddrnt hup11, net\ Ill'!' 12· yetll'·Oil! llOn r 1pc; l up: " But it W~\ .'. r:t~plly ~.'OUI' fuult Me~m . He the olhtr dl'lvm·) · wos {'(lll\llli! n•ao.l sloW .' '' Mmna .1(01 11 !J,Jflii' tit•kl't.. I 2:28 Speck~# Uadquality!Sbop DOWaud taW I WHTN-TV Channel 13 :l. Santlarac 1. A gt•m SEE US AND SAVEl pr.ent one, come 1n and com· - ~- ~ - ~- -~---~-~~ DAILY CROSSWORD tOP ~ tiJ·OO " Film 6:30 Oz:lrlt .Tubilee '7 ·00 Grande Ole Opry S·OO Lawr,•.nt'e Wnlk 9:00 Masqut!rad~ 9:30 Live WrestJing Party f MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Where Outllty h Pa,..mount luflllrnut & $econd Pomeroy, o. I Ld'i Vitamins A and C come in at· lractively neat. red packages these day.<;, This is ab(lther way of eall· !ng Attcntwn to the high quality farm fret~h, vme ri_Qened tomatoea no.w coming to market in Vl)lume rrom Ohio m1.rket gnrdens. Besid('s being highly nutritinu ;, tomatoes arc exceptionally versa· Ule in that th<'.v triAy be used in a grea! varielv of ways. Specialists in Marketing 1nfonnation fnr Consumers at Ohm State University remind us that tomatoes rna; provide th(' juice fnr appetizers, the flavoring for Qt;J1ic, the vegetable side dish or the salad. or even a basic par! of the main dis.h when stuffed with fish. or other cold o!ate fillings. Tomatoes may he ~~rved hot or cold, cooked or raw, sliced, halved, cbunjled . wedged, by themsel\'es or with other foods. Good qualilv tomatDes are well shAped, plump, smoot h and firm. outdoor grown tomatoes generally are a rich red or pink in color dependhtg upon t·he val'iety . ..somn defect-s to watch for include growth cracks and green spots. AJso avoid tomatoes with soft, darten~d :areas which appear to be watery underneath. ' Consumer Marketing Spedalists say to ~tort totmltoes when purchased in quantity and to use the riper ones firat. Tomato!'.s that are· not fully ripe may be ripened at roo1n temperature, but should be kept out of direct sunlib!bt. When ripe, tomatoea may be kept in the J'drigerator. - Sign O[f hOUII {S~ot) Arc~ q& waate man's cru•lest • 37. Suapend\ Ito. Exhauatl 1 t2. Elliptical ~ 43. TranquUit}t ~ U. Irrl\&le .u. E:Nte,rn \ unlVerl!llly l (J)OI,,) '- . ••· Oermlft c~lJ' DOWN I.Choatfo( " atJCrt4 t.tnstr~ftta 1 f (Rolh. enemy '""11•.) . l . - VAP~Y' caYP'!tlQomE - u.~e"'noo(fo-:-•~•J\1 ,. ,- I j.X.YDL8AAX8 • '*"" AMERICAN CANCER 1 "'"'"'"*"' .I:NRCS; ,'oaH-K APROlNBtA;:·;;; Q-;1.-,f"', 'f! . JA < Qqo-., ',. . . NH u .a .o.,.aO'IAO'rO, 3[~,, ~ ....... , .AS. ~ AI. RB 1f IWI&' - ~!!!:{ JIM\I!AIIL\N LljDIOLIG~ ~- ~~~~. it, ,~ •.~!.\ ., 'M.... I c ..!t:"" ,., ',., , . m-, ..._..,W•nw . .~l~::;~::~...... " .. ,:...ee.re )ln.- el lbe allieUM, mode.. Ceerpd rant. . ....,,......_ ._..,. tl tile Bowen. .... • Low *rowlnl t1owerl l'ibleb produce ah4'tta· ot eo1ot Ull be uaed effectivel7 ID' doo:r·yard rardens, espemail;r- kl thl! yardl of moti.ern .oat· 17 homes. The limple Unea and abance ot omamentatioa ln. U.. house deaJp fmd 1 pleaalq echo !n llimple :rloral pJantiDa• whleh depend 1ar their affed an alllor maaae1 rather tbaiL Jntrlcate .._ :a. patter.. 'w•e.- te ••hrriiJ-t• llull4 ......, w.l lin...,.. ......_ eiMI J:ltc.,... vlpr •114 vWify .. IIHfto ~ . ... It~ .... teatty .. ll,y. ~ .... ,.... fHt"), ...... lllrth filii ................... OturiM . . . , Toaollllllu. L hterpriR Cburch was the of llle 1...,. Jlllb DMetlnc of •H Clab. U membea ,.... preanl Unda Folmtl', leeretarJ DarleDe Smith, Aasi• tant Secretlry. Sandra Loadon, dub tecret&ry reported that the s,raeuae Jolly SUU!betll met at tbe home o( Elunor Schneider on .July 30. 3 vllitor1 were praeQt tn addition OIUO STATE FAIR QUEEN C>f Sbortboro , who will rei1n AuJutl 24 lhrou&b 31 at Columbus il Mar·.. iann~ Hafiman . 17 • year • old dau&hter of Mr. and Mrs. R.alph Huffmao, Jbrrlabuf'l, Ob1o. Tbc attractive blonde queen wbo hu spent 7 years in 4-H Club Work it~ shown above following her elet>· lion re<!ent.ly. standing between ~ Shorthorn heifer and a Polled Shorthorn bull. The champion heifer. at left. owned by H ous.~ 4-H News without 'eeaslnt 1Urtll free&inl weather, aven in U. DOrtherD atate1, and are easU¥ II'OWD frolli aeed. when stsrted tul7 under proteetion. or ill. the rarden ltH1I as aixm aa the lWatber permits. The tarden Wuatrated ll • m .... ple arranJernent of ))Order plant! tall for a a~u ~·where the walk leach from the private drlvewa1 to the front ooor. Both hoult and. lot: will be m1de tto aHm larpr b7 tb1l arnnle!QtD.l Brleht red, or pink ..Mas. ID4 clell', vivid ftld, pink. blue IUid buff verbenu wW provide a brtlUant decorati<lll tor tbe bouse. Botb aalvi& and verbeou art llilw arowin&'. and aaed lhould be at&rt.ed earl7 in a hot-bed or &rettllhou,e, ao that planta of 1ood ahe ean be aet out u aoon •• danJer of froM Ia over. H seed ill IOWD dlrectl)' 1n the lu4ea, flOW• era ma1 be dela;red two or tbree weeks, Sweet aJ:rsaum, how.ver, will arow quicklJ'.from Sll'f!d and either a dwatf wbite variety, or tbe dark purple VIolet Queen Alyeawn mar be used. U the pla.nts are sheared when theJ grow too tall, flower, will be In· · creased, and a low trow In& bor·J der conataaUy malntabted.. , and BeDtoth it held by Vent.. Dli!arolb, W&J.hinltOD C. H., ,.U. dent of the Ohio Sllorthora-...... en' A..oeiatJoli. Chitin Soatb. Fr11Di.Jl11, prelldent OC tbt OWo Polled Shortborn Allocletlo:a, .. holdin& the 1115& IDterDftttooal 11rand thamplon Polled Shorlbol"ll bull, owned by C. B. Ttq:u-riJ• • Sons. Ashville, on wb01e· firm a joint me~ting -or the UIIOCiltionl was held. &o ten memben. The Alfred. Boys met ~l the home of Merle Hawlr July 30 with 10 member. aDd a pats present Nm meeting ie Aueut 8 at 8:.30 at the borne of Short.J Meeb. Five members were prnent at the meeUna ot tbe IAn&~vllle ' lfoaor Club at tbe' home of Kay Bur to July '¥1. K,ay Barr, See. - Pullet BROILER BUYEU; Grower Means booka flJied out. Two demoDJtra. tic)ns were given and a ,report. wu ctven by th" health and safety ebairman. Games were played b)' the '1 member• present. Two gue.~~U: present were Sylvia Zwilllng and Jean Teaford. Linda Mae Hubberd, News R& 1. WILL DIVELOPID port~r. Bodin with food KNOW conformati011~>. On July 25 at 7:30 PM a meeting 0( the Pomeroy 8eDden WQ he-ld at Mrs. Blakeslee's, The 2. GOOD COLORING OF group had their annual aehievr:- Shanks. C6mbs &: Wattle ment day and Mn. Nolan gave the glr1• hints as to how they J. EARLY PRODUCTION enuld make their projetts ~tter. Each girl told about their projeda of large egp, Jennifer Lohse ••ve a demoftfltratlon on -'How To Malr:e A Salad" and Mlnada Murray JIVe one- on 4. STANDING FOit LONG "The Making and U1lng of Tailor Productiooa. Taeb." A style revue was fHtured with the glrl1 modeU~g the dresses they had made. Mn. Nolin and the girla' mothers were the KUesta. AlitJI Carptnter, Ntwa Reporter. Ronald RusseU pre~ided at the meet•ng of the Bradbury Boys held at the horne of Robert King (In July 25. The group In their project books B~l'fer buyerR llave. trained them11eh•e~~ to bu71 properly. Their bu si ness depends, upon it. M.any. buyers know that when the feed comes Q of the bag with the hig V tht•y can expect exlra weight hom your floek a.t m11rket time. They are utiafted t. pay top priees knowina- THEJR return• will be greater. Get 1cquainted with the bi~~t V feed b11g and you too ..,ill be c:nnfideJlt of Uiat u:tra weitht· and Qtra. prQdt at market time,. .,.-._ - Buy_Moster Mix Pullet Grower MIDDLEPORT PROVICO MILLING ~FEED CO. Rt. 124 Feed Mill Minersille, Ohio N. SECOND ST • MIDDLEPORT I" YOUR Than a Beautiful THI FAMIO iHIIMS CATHIDIAL Ia 1be 111rt1nc point fer~ !rom i l'l'anee and HVts~ "otbe:r COUDtria Oll the 48rd run;plq at: the "'Tour ' de l'rlnct.• The INt ~ap, above. ll'tl·membenl ~ the Balataa J . te- 111rt1nc OD tllo !11'1! doTo lap 10 ~ ltD ..U. away. tilt nee, run bJ 120 protealonal qdlttl, C:Ovon ..,.. 1"0-~ t~· IIIJI• to clallt lapo. (lo!......&.cd .R<IIllopboiO) u..., FROM II ·- ~--=~~~------------~-- Tractor 6oadeo Makes Comeback On Fairgrotinds - loa...,_ Hatcheries 1 1_ 'Co-Op Miigs County COJ;.UMBUS, 0., Arter An absence of 2 year:s Ohio's state 4-H tractor rodeo returns to the· state 1 fair grounds here this :V~Rr to.g a State Falr feature. Nearly ISO youtbe, winner~r in county competition, will dl•play their driving .11kilia inside the· race tract Alli!U!'t 24, accordJng . 'lbouuldl upon thou1and1 ••. Ia to H. W. Harshfield, state 4·H loth Ill over the U. Si, •• l•WaJ club leader. CI'08M1I bated oa J\tichol1 I i2 fwala The 4·H'era fiill ·maneuver their arc proyiq: eYeQ' day that they liYe 2.5 tractors over an oblltade course feed coovonioa and beuer. Oar! bia reawhllt! jud&fl acore tbeit abiJity -.a ll HEALTH -tbe ability to lailt to handle the macbinel!l safely and idUeaM llld mal~ the DtOa profllablo · etrlclently. They will pull a aide 1110 ol feed. To you this meau: 40 tbL Clf meat delivery rake over a course whieb l11cludes a tof-te 8 Inches narrower or more per bq or feed, ~Orldc A than the overall' width ol the rake birdl. IDd better $ Rtumt. back a 4·wheel trailer Into A shed CAN YOU AffORD 1 foot wtder tban tbe triiler and perform a ..beitlnJ exercise, NOT TO HAVI ntiMf The state winner Will recetvc a oe your Cb.arlts VantteiS·Nic:boll tropby and ~econd and th'ird place crSIndlu RjYor·Nidlolo · contestants .w1ll recelve plaque~ . The rodeo moved to the Ohio State Univenity farJru In 1954 when Implement' de.len~ stnpp.ed exhibiting at the ralr. It returnl!l - to ·the ra.Jrgro1,1nd wilh the dealers is year. Dealers furnish trac, for the rodeo. Steubenville :Woodsflelcl Obto State Falr la ached and St. ClolnvDie, Ohlo · ....-,..::-=::;~~~~·.~1•~ ror A~~~ :K to 81. ~;:~;;. Champs To Show tat ball PreNnt were WICHti'A, Kan. - (UP) - A· Wicblta dlQ jockey voiced a plea for bloed donon for the American Red CrOll, tbea .,UD lbia tune: "It • 1be Syracuse Sunabtae Girb Only llurt1 ror a LitUe While." Club met at 1:30 on .July 21, at the state park. Pre1idC11t llary Jane LoucU prutded at the meetIng. The graup d•uued · further the plan~ for a trip to C.mden Park at Huntlncton on AU60St 1. Projetta 'ftn completed and Fleming Pomeroy. Olio tiM .............. Rcereatlon was the LD BE 'uP" FLOUR Mill ~II::JljVJNk~IC aQifi~TY ' - . •II 'L'O N G FE L L ·O W \. 1 . Ono totjv iiia>IY ror anototr. Ill lhl0-;;o;;;,:::~=•4•1o:o"ll:•f I fol" tht th.N!e L'l, X . , t~ two 0''- Moo . . . &et.ten. ~ ; trophJu, the lthl\h an4 tonnatlon ot ~ ~ ... ~~ Eacb day Ut.e oo41 ltttln 1re. 4Ul:enat. IVE 1-- ~· Dlft'mq fnm Go Shopping rroun4 SANGER -- 1 n. Mtnlater'l : 311. ~AI.~ \ 1 31. Robent at al tbe Oh1o Alrieultw:al Es;pen. ment ttaUon. A panel of 7 RPte veteripariana wtu d!acuas tht. dl&ea~e 1Dd other dairy r.~~ttle maladle• sueb as mutith, brucelloa:la, leptoeplrotQ bloat .. Aim ol the panel il to live vbltJng dairymen Ups: on preveatkm and cure of te dlaeaaee. Veterinari•ru abo will dleeuu ebd dftnoftltrate ways to control para. 1ltts and forela:n bodies. · Ohio Dairy Day fe.atqrea tnelude • variety of hat'ormal bib and eXbibill to kettp d•ir)'mea up-to. Jn tbe date- on new practlc:a dliry industry. Mornln& pruarams ltart at lOam E$T. Twe Wayne eount, eraaa:e~ will serve lunch. l·VER&~ 2•6ALVIA Milk 'hi also typical of the tacl 10 . Hi 1 Tri ·Siaf(' Theatre !2:00 WOOSTER, 0., Ohio Will bur how .10 preveot . aUJI; fever at the uth IDDual ObJo Dairy Day. Friday. Autuat 10, CYCLISTS BEGIN 'TOUR DE FRANCE' -5;45 .Bob Wngnor Spruts 6:00 of l(lnl, that most of the- the cost the ConWhen front 11rd 11owen were sumer l!'aYs is tbe baod1in1 cam :fcmnarlJ IJI' faablon. lA tbo Dineafter It leaves the farm and yet Uea, :f1owe.rt we~ used to work the farmer U!;Ually ia blamed for out elAborate cleaip.s ClC ~~ the- high cost of mllk and -otber metrle ebapel.' Thla wa1 aa an· food prorluet.s. The~ ir:r about · deat talhioD, daUnt: back to the forty-six ann one-half qUarts of mtddle aau, bown .a.• parterre ww)L Tbe beauty at tht psrterre milk In each hundred pounds so wu in Jta pattem. with the we find that the a\·erage amount flowera u.l!d onb' to IU»pq the Ohi<l farmer<" received for each color whlcb developed lt. Few quart of mil- was around 8.fl txarnplet of tbta m:ethotl Ue cents. - DOW sean in. tbla CCIUDtrJ. Tbc figure!! for average prices Modern door•J'ard rarden~ are received by Ohio farmers for •• almple u JH)Itlble iD deslJD, bl order to eeoter attention UpOn milk cows were tlle lowest back . the beauty o1 tM flowera. Tbeae lp 1933 when a milk cow was · are grouped 1n maeaea ot ooe worth about $30.00. During the last year the average figure was r color. 10 •rr•qed that ..cb maaa barmonhel with and tela $138.00 for the enHre year. Thl~ off the othera, Annual ~ers of eorrlpares with the fJgure of lhree ( low, compecL .._,tb w!U flower ·yean ago In 1951 and 19&2 when 1948. In the cgy line prices received £armers received $240.00 or better in 1955 were 38.9 cents per dozen when selling milk cows. Whetber we wish to be econowhich was slightly brtter than In mists or just plain ordinary folks trying to figure out how to make a living the only thing we ean be sure of iG that prices will elthet go up or down so we have to keep pluggin~ slang and do. the best we· can in order to slay in buslm:ss. ,5..SR.· ~aturdaY N.e~~ia~ 9:00 Gun Snluke 11:00 News Late Show ' When we compare the price received by farmers and find the Index was Onb 244.% 'or the 1010..14 base period we can see why farmers are complaining aad why polltlchms are pl'<lmlsing they jlre going to do sometblng about tbe situation of tbe farmer. For -the last three years the ra· tlo ot"prtces received by farmel'11 compared to the prieea they have ..,ld bas been unfavorable. In 11m2 this ntio Wll!l 100 whlcllmeam that prices received were· In balance with the prices farmers paid ror items of living end production. Th~ ratio has been more unfavorable each Succeeding year with ll2 In · 1953, 89 in 1954, and 84 in 195:5. When we consider recent commoditY prices in colmparlS<ln to other years we lind nn tntereating story. The r~vcrage price in Ohio for chicken!! was listed at 19 centa per pound in 19:5~. This compered · to the depression lvw of 10 cents Jn 1933 wtJlle the h:gh point was reached at 32 cent.s per pound in 1 a:m 1'1 :05 Mo.t of w; re!er to the 'lood old daya! when prlcea were better or lower dependiq on our polnt of vJew 110 we too have 8'lmetblne of the econonrlst in Ul. It ts entere•ting to atudy a recent releaae of the department of Aericultlll'•J Eeonomlcs at Obto State tlnlventty and s0e jwt wllat has llappe!nt11 f.o different farm prtr duct1 over llle last forty or fifty yean~. , . The onl)' thing that ean be fore eaat in the future i5 that prices of everytlng we buy or sell wUI go up <lr down and it may repeat that proce-ss many time-s durinJ the rest of our lifetimes. · Priees paid bY farmer• rose 1 9:00 Encore Theatre 10:30 ~n. point during the month ended JulY " HI as a result of an incre'ue ·ll"l priees of family living (eapecla11y food) items. Theae pricea paid by farmerswere 287% <lf the ,base pe:rlod of 100% In 1910-14 --~ YOUNG HELPFUL wllcb of t!rowniVIllt or Red Hook or CanarMe, IWW Wt IOVO pol, :1 t'n to kN!p"lhe free world ft t•lloning 1~nd here is an indicntion that we didn't wnslt> om tlm<' , our idi:-<H, in ut lead one or our monoy ~ instonee. l"" nm short on sculinJ(" .wux and Ntbbagtos, and kin::~ u.'i well, but J am iung on ships ll~ about thu s~•lteMI thing 11 m<~n can build with his huntls. She i'l Vlqtorian in erml.'Opt actu r! ly and 1 suppose tr·n• is a lot of olil fnddy·d,pddy In nre thut llatc!'l' 1elcviston ~ntl •· cscn t~ the necessitJ or having tu or Doloreo. Polon~ s h1 • wn!l' l'ul thing for J• JnvcJy rnu11trY that has m~ (li! :m nh~ulutrly ho · ln.~Uc cornchucK si11ce ttu: po~sl wnr. I'm sentltnf'nlul aho11t shiP~. due to haNtng spent nboul t• qunrli~r of IllY IJI'J• .ot ~•·:• . r C'll!l rCntl.'lllhe• tho S. S. Suntbm•••. on whll'h I fil·.:t !ihlppcd n~ 11 !O t' l'l'h:Jnl ~:li· lur 118 · clt>ai'ly 8!:1 ·lll.vt hlng in Ill\ ' whole lifl'. r rl't11t!lnht>r 1111' ~~ ti Wtdncy, whid1 I flrKt t'Otl1• !n Will'. 1\nd !he Afoundrla , whit It WI' lalt>r put tu1!t"ther In a Mobile shipyard I t·•· Jnt•ttlhN Hll lhl'lll, like on old \!)fill rm!ling H• m\crly nbout !' OIIW 'ong. lo~t l0\'1' . A ship i!: a W(lJHlerfully .G olitl' thing, makln~ Ael\ ''~ in a .~ hnky worl!l. A ship doesn't huny tn IIlilCh. It' .~ nf'nrly !rnprHisible to "lllk OUI or wl'l it pninfully nfit·e : of the eec:entr1c HtUe eonunvnlUN tbat ao to a H-yesr-old b~onde wlt!t })If! ~yeS and ~h. bo);, Jlrllshly throup the lonl' ~mmer dl)'&!.-Uft· of New York fl• prone ., ber (e-tC~ ~Jgn --------------------~~-------~ Killed Girl, 3 ~~ -· B 55 9 OU Ho wdy Doody IJJU Built.ling America 111 1111 PAPER FAHM REUEF I UTUROI>.Y FRIDAY 6.5:l Sign On. 7'00 'l'Ddily 9 uu Coffee Time JllttiGDal advertlstn& reprNtDI :Jttw, BuiiJileJI i·KJu!Ja.ll. Inc. .H..1 Lnm~tun AH:, Nt"W Yurk City, Hi. N 'I &ubscraptwrt r illes Dehvt'ry by t'lr• .. r whert• uvail~bl t' 30 n-nt~ ,.r weet; one )'t•Jf 1r advann· al Til ... I ~ily S•·•JIIIIt' l ·•Irk(', ~1!)00 . six month.~ $71i0. thrl'e utuu lh s, s:.! flO ~} ., u,,u. ruule y,o..re ntilllblc : one mu!th , $1 By m :~il une Y~-'a•· $~. ~ ~) LLunlil.l, $'1 :!5 buJ montbs, $2J~v. •me mooT h. !l. ('unliul - hao; ht•t'tl .• • . lfDITOR thmuud, lar., 111 IIU Mt:.~.·t\aulc St, J>.,ru.-l t•) . (I ptluue :nm, ~JJiara~l t.rt1.: .. '''"_.~~ :iU'l [o>t•fh ~ttr I; . WSAZ -TV Channel3· REYNOLD E. GAEEN. Pubhsbl:lLI ~very ll.fternoun e)CC'"IJ: S.Juth.) by ! tll~t·a~t· , bu A ......~... "" Milk Fever ,_ Gay"Dooryard Gar4ens JZI 1 j ~~:~~ . •··- .....J.ow!o, ~ ,.......,., ,...... - J Day Topic From Seed of Low Annuals Dairv cS&lrJmtm 19M but 1nt low compared to the )'eflts immediately followint World War I and II when. prieta were 48 1 ecnta J.-'Gr doze a . Graill pricea received by Oblc farmers have ur:ied widel)'. Wheat U. ranJed from 38 eeota per bushel ln 193:t to f%.91 h1 tJM8.. Tbe 1veraee price received by farmers In 19M waa $1.91 per bushel. Cora prlcet have nried rrom 19 cents in 1932 to f2.ol7 In September 1947 with last ye•r• averaa:e price belDI only $1.23 per bushel. . Beef ca~tle prices have varied over a wide range rrom Ute $8.80 per hundred pounds Jow In Dec. 1933 to the high point o.£ $3:2.00 in Msy 1901. When we CONildet the averi.Je price of $18.!3 for tlle ye5.r 19M we can .aee why bee( catle producen have been dl1 eouraeed. U a farmer wished to a:tve hill m\Jk ,way he Just •bout bad that prlvllege ·back in Feb. and Mar. 1933 fur the su~ of 93 centa' per bundred ·pounds. While the fieure& of $3.'HJ per hundrt'd pound& .of milk In 1 . was much hl&ber s0 were tbe qnitatloo requlnm.ents, the wage rates and almost everr· thing that went ln~o the production of milk. To add to the farm· ers di(lieultles more stringent regulations :are constantly being added to the productlon o! milk so many dairy farmers are won· dering how much longer they can stay In business. They aa,. that an eeonomlst l, like a bird that flies bl.c:kward. He doesn 't know where be Ia eolna: be jugt wants to see where he ' .- 0EV0TED TO INTERESTS- OF MEIGS MASON tt.REA G_IN, MGJ!, FarmNew8 .. TELEVISION GUID \ •otifARD I. OWEN f'he Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miildl•port, ·Ohio Friday, August 3, 1956 The Daily Sentinel - ' ' -. - • • .' ..- . . ALL SIZES STOCKED- CHEST and UPRIGHT I 0 CU. FT. to 35 CU. FT. SPECIALS! r-----.._ ____ 20 CU. FT. DELUXE CJIEST $349. n . CU. FT. DELUXE CJIEST $449. 19 CU. FT. UPRIGJIT $379. . __ , ..... GIANT WAREHOUSE SALE STILL tN PROGRESS! ~ Automatic Defrost REFRIGERATOR . $259. 52 Gal. Elec. WATER HEATER ... $114.9S 16 PlEa MB.MAC DINNERWA RESET FREE WITH ANY FREEZER I �• .. I _ml_'_:.:_P_a..::~=:o-l!_o_u_r__ __ • _ _____,._h..:.e_D_o_il_,_y_Se_,t_l_ne_r.:..,_Po_m_er_o.:..y-_M__i_dd_l_e.:..po_rt_:,~O_h_l_o"'-------------------_£ridpy, A!Jgust 3, 1956 _ _ __ _ _ _ Redlegs To Make Bid For All Stars Compete In Tourn~eht '. ' • \Vip OverPhiiJics Tonight ·"' - .Pgoe~l¥1 Fir~t - Eleanor s. Sch~a!, Middleport Sociely Editor- Phone 6079 Lucille Beams Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edllor-Phone 6244 I 1 I appNra.~e on August 6 at 7:30 .whel'! theY piey the winner of th&r Pomeroy-Wetlston .• game. In the picture are top row, left to right, T. Davis, D. Thomas, . c-. Bust. R. th.ir fitsl Oller, F Slet.r, R. KMnig It Long _ MIDDLEPORT'S LITTLE LEA· 9U! ALL~TAR laam, pict11red above ill enten-d in the Gallipolis l,lttle' LHgue Tournament which 110t underway on Thu~!:!day even- lnt. They will make c. Cheadle, R. Bowl"'l, M. LitUe, E. Clonch, and 'L. Babr. Kn~.i­ lnv left to ;fight are G. WI .., 8. o.t\t, F. Roth.,.a.~ J, Stephe~tsoft. C, Sweckhfmmer 8. WIIMn .. R. Manley, R. McElhinney, $, Bolyard ' •j ' fhe Th~ On Sports Musun All-Stars, reprea~nt· ing lhe Wahama Junior Baseball League in the GallipoHs LittU..J L~ague Tournarllent. won the opening game of the meet, Thurs. victory uver the Jackson All Stars. day evening, with a IS-1 Middleport Little League will swing back into action this evening with the Indians meeting the Senators and,.fhe Yankees playing the Red Sox. The Yankees stiiJ ·main-lain .• haiC•game lead in the league by virtue of the fact that the- Indians and Red Sox recently played to a 12·12 lie in a game that ha!l not , as yet, been completed. .¥U.>~\J~ . ~- . SVN1?.~Y; •r KARR & VAN ZANDT Southeastern Ohio and Wellston will indeed •miss Bill Th.oma.!L, Probably his areate-at accomplish · ment waa wtllln-t ne,s In doing Super 88, 2 . door . sed•n. Fully equipped with power brakes, Hydramatic drive, tone rad1o, fresh nil' healer and the V·R Rocket engine has more power than most new cars. The two-tone green finJsh spa·rklcs like new. Try it loday $1995 1953 OLDSMOBILE ,, oth'l!fl. Frarrldy, ~!If. par.ti('uhir - tootboll !IDmf's. Sjnies 98 Holiday Coupe POpular hllrd lop ' lyle fini shed in dark gre('n meta II . ic. Hydramatlc drive, radio heater, new tires A good buy, drive It tonight r ' '" BFJITER STOP IN AND SEE IT NOW! I Lesion Auto S.ll•• 4 Jack:-on ·-----·---- llOO ooo J- 1 Mason ____ -··- - ---· 251 W. Main St. Nlsh•1'n Ohio. CLA\'BANKS SPEEQ\VAY ,... lhf' Panthers eom(l throu~~:h . He wa .~ tht~ tync> to ).!lace othe"' betort• himst>H. rtnd thP Ji!00.-1 dt'Cth th:1! ht' performt'rl in lhts 8"1'~ ~hnulrf 0{'\'Cr he ror{t'otten . Rill wns prourl of the SEOt, and he dfnrts Ill(! Si'iuthPft!Liern Ohi"n AthJto!ie l.('nt)i._f' will continue to onernie ~urrP.&.~rully~•nd arcomoli~hme In ~how up in the anti to ('Oml\ hh wo-rks will ronHnu .! eague In year~ UIR $ VAN ZANDT '"PoJ.timOY, OHIO ~IGHT R.IULTI ly UNITID PRISS q!A~ It, C. ""'- AI An· drew•. 18114, St. Pa\11, Minn., de-e_l~loned Billy Ki~or.e. l«l9 Miami, Florida, 10. . .Y c~~~;:~·.·~~.' d•(• ' ' ;tl., 'A-IVA~ _ ' U r or • .. .;.. SAV£8 ~itthen d .. ter end Jll hQ,W .. Bessie EnzeDauer, •M W Freda Fisher, Mrs. Marvin Jiayer, .Mrs. 1\J,bett. &!b(_)ll, Ml"ff. rmu: Gil. more. Jr., Leonard Hes!, Jr., M1·s. Chari£., Hayes, Mrs. - Ylrall · Hayes, Sal.ly ErWin, Mrs. ~lma Ne-ase, 14tf,i Bob Wilson, Mu. Adam Scboti_ Mrs, M&JF, MeiQbart. .Mrs. Cora ~einh•I:J:,l, ~l':!l- Roy Mayer, Sharon Wilson, - n•u t~o tin rtmodol ro~r ~d snr $A.,&t .-1yl If ,OY''I b~t\dJn q I UOI hmt, lnil1l on 1 Sltp Sntr ntturll birch .-ood llitchu.-tl"i 11 mcchr• " tomorro~o~l Mr. ·MI"!I. W.illiam Reyrrolds, Mrs. An· dy Zwilling, Miss Callie rpoes, Mrs. Aaton Zahl. Mrs. Benton Ponn, Mrs. Wiiliam Woodard, Mrs. EvereH Thomas, Mrs. Edward Kuehler, .Mrs. . Otto Lohn, Jr., Mrs. Arthur P1ice, Mrs. Rolland LeVaughn, :Mrs. Oscar Sclro\1, Mrs, Otto Lohn, St., Miss Det"tha Conde, Mrs. Elizabeth Conde, Mn. Rolland FOREMAN - AND ABBOn •-' and }frs. Milton R'lls8ell, Brid~ry, Pl4N: li.I\!I'JT ;$1/ffiR The ·MtadJeport Garden wHI m~t P.~Oui:lay •at 8 p.m. 1 home or Mrs. !Max ·_Roller, \bfir pre-sident, "f or a bu.ffet suPper w}:lich ha& been · planned bv lhe Executive Board in place. of the postpoiaed pienlc. The member-~ are t9 brlng their tabl.e &et\'lc•. All member! are ura:e-d to be pt•esent and. plans wi.ll be m'de- tor the S!&te Connntion -which Wi11 be held in Athens in September. BOOSTERS TO "'E•T The Pomeroy Band Boosters A.... ~Ge lation $PONSOR$ SOCIAL MUST SEll to make way fot new modtla. Racine "Post of the Arp•dco.n Leg· 17~' Tallie Model J $99.9} 21 ' 1 T11)ile Model $l69.95 · ' T,!J,!~ ',dios $%1.9,5 up PQI't.W.,adios ... . . $29..t5up -20 Inch Fans · ·· · · · Reg. 49.95 · · $38•• 1BInch Fans · · ·· · · Reg. 69.95 · · $45;qo 8 -10'' WINDOW FAr.s 3-4 H.P. Air Conditioned (enly one) ion will hOld' an ice crt'am Roelal at 1be J...eglon Horile in Radne on Saturday, August 4, rain or shine, according to announcement made toda)·. ---- • Local Pe~ple :ro Attend Wt!.dd,ng In Morgantown Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reyl1oldi and son, Val Edgar, .Mrs. Margaret tfey· nolck, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury, Miss Ann Rupe, RN, GallipGiis, left \Qday for Morgantown, W. Va., whert V.. l Jd.g':r Reynolds and .Miss Jetty Hlcb wlb be married on !{atur- oJLIYP·OS Tricycles · · · · : ·· · ·· · ·· · · ··· · · · · · $Ul~ Wagons · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · $1.91. Bicycles · · .... · · · .. · ·· · · · · · :· · $32.95 Up Sidewalk Bikes · · · · · .. · .. · · · · · $21.95 16" Trike and TrQiler · · ·· · · · · · · · · $U,6J . .· '(,., doy, August 4. wmoam JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. ~I SO. TIIIRD Pbone 8181 JUSt MIDDLEP()RT THE COMPLETE STOCK . OF THE CAPITAL AUTO P...RTS OF , CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, WHICH \ ! H·~ JEEN RECENTI. Y ,URCHASED BYUS. . 1 I . R•«ul•r n .so $6~.50 21" Power Mower ' .BE s,pR~ Att» $EE ~5 . ALL FOR OF YOU~ · Regulu 11%.95 •. .$90.9~ . . I WE CARR'Y A G.09,p J.IJIII Of \ ' 111 Gals & Qts. SapuT- ~ ..iD on Tuiodoy ,BARBECUE AT 'AI~~Y'S LAKE ON --~- S"nclay, August ·5 Between 3 ond 6 PM Come out and spend the doy and enjoy some BARBECUED C:HIC:KE~. Tbt.rf is oothin,g like it for fi'!V!Ir and g~ness. s.. Roy Rogtn and his c:ast of top rodeo stars "at th• big Sponsorod By 8-doy Ohio Slote fair-Aur IIETA SI(;MA PHI EX-IiMPLAR CHAPTIR 24·31. "• • . I • . ' you ~u • MEANS ITS .TI~E TP '"-I,NG ... ' . . . ' ,yo·uR CAR lh! ,~~. PRI V.ACATION SA;FETY CHECK • fOR~ER OF ...... ; .ltiiDDLEPOilT, OfliO MILL & !ND ST. 1954 Cheyrolet . . . . • $8-+5 ll.o· ton panel, n':'" dart One owner. . J""'D finlsh. tirO$. 1~2 ~MC $845 tires, heater, new rings. Sharp 'black finish. 1iv10 · 1952 CheYrolet a '""'""'~ port~ en- ' M1~l00 CARS I · r=-~-~.:. COLLINS JEWELRY Whore Your .COIIfldellt!eb Jdled Pomoroy, Oblo 4 wheel drive. New paint . and . new rings. 1955 C~ev,r9let .... ~1895 4-Door, red over c~am, Belair V-8, heater, seat oovers, ektr11 nice. .1950 Chevrolet ... $425' ~..UO. heater, 2 doo,r Styllne. CheM) tr'n$portalion. POMEROY MOTOR C:OMPAN'YM,\11!1 ST. . ' 2·Door Commander, V-8 motor, ab(R. matlc drive, lieater, clean. Heater, radio. 4 door. 150 series, light dark blue. Heater. 1951 Willp StQ wog . $695 1952 Studebp~r . . . $_545 ' $865 1953 Chevrolet 2 t!ln .... $799 161 In wbeel base. 2 sp axle, 10 foot dump bOdy. Valt~able .Convertible. white nylon .lop .over ~lack . 195j)W'hite Tractor .$1195 W.C·22 T. Air brakes, hand valve for air J!ionneetion, 5th wheel, 10.00.x20 ' . ' I· H· llAW~INGS SONS CQ. 8 passenger Slation,wagon (Sub), l!AOCI ftnntl Only - ' 195 I Plymouth ..... $645 i• the your IO.o, bt ~- it'o the 19cEa. pAtfR ~ .. · .. ·: · · · .. · · · USED .=··. ..' Q~LERS STORE PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL 20% OFF 2 ton, 2 sp axle, 5 !1J> transmiBslon. ·Extra nice flni!lh. P&tment diamoncl;....nptd1111 ql ftyle or price, World'o Fint~t Quality J;liamoncl ftinp . PARADIS to U$E'I CAWS Rutland A to SaiM RUTLAND, OHIO . ' lOOF COATIIG IRUSH · ··. · ·· · · · · · · · · · ·: 45t suests .195l Plldge · 5 gal $2.79 ANP ,, ..v.aJ;n; ·Ring AU1f0• tfQP$1 ,__ .... - ~ASOLINE Sotll•ment 2 ton, 2 sp axle, 826X.20Xl0 llres.-wilh dutnp Led, 7xll with double· floor. 7 . ln hoist. LUXORA G.E. St.,.alrons, reg 14.95 · ·· · · · ft~•S . _GLMixus ·· · · · · · · · · $14.95pd•tt~tp : · Mamiill.\r.Beach Mbcer 1111 U.VS· ·.$11~19 .. ' . .' G.E.Totlstersreg.21.95 · · · · · · · · ·· $19"'5' Toast Mpster reg 21.95 · · · ·· · · · · ·i1t.15 · · .. SChOOi ci,IJ• o_l St. Jo~n·a 1953 CbeY.,It.t .... $1195 FORIV~RJ SUNB~M ROOHOATIIG .. Sunda:v O'f Mr. and !'\r¥· , Lawrence .J-tartinger and son, •D•v- · id. sundsy Capt. and Mrt~. Hat"tiilg· ner YOUR KEEPS:AKI $97.95 P,wer Mower ~~~~:~ ~~~:!~~::E~j~~-r;~ ~. with• :Mr!i!. LHwrence Rita NeutzliiiJ~; , retut·ned home theln to Dayton Suntlay 01rter a Weri's viSit with s~ay, -with ~rs. Blan~h,e her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ckuing thel.l' absehe~~- B. Wilkins, Lanc111ter. 1-fi's. ·Dan Fa'rmer, Dayton, ·Mn Addie Grueser accompan· .the &roup anlf they went to ied her daughter .11nd son.ih-law, rei Lake Lodge, Minocqua_.. ~r. a~d "Mrs. R -11· Wil,ins, on Mrs. Katherine·.StOckniln, a vacation trip to Cana~a. "'ednessas City, has been viiiting ·e~ day. sister, Mrs. Janles iHil'ley, a~·a Janie Turner is !.he guest of her will be accomPanied homf.· b~· gnmdmother, ¥'J's. Hel~n Fe11. Mes. Harley. ' The parish of Grace Episcopal C. A. Emmish is reported . as chur('h held- tbeir .annual picnic, improving ~ s"lowly arter a ret!~n: Wednesday evening 1 at lhe Parish illnesa. at his home nn-·Flfth Av.e. nul!. His daughter, Mrs. Dun Bu:· Mrs. James Lochary and daugh · k~y. and !her daulltter, Kabltit>, fer or Athens are the .guests uC Marietta, arf' here visiting Mr. ,anrl Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. Mrs. EmiJlish. ·Mrs. A. R. Knight and son. VinMrs. Eleanor Weleh Zeiher re. cent, returned home Tuesday after turned home Thursday after a viR· a week'il esmping with relative• it in Columbus .with i-elatives and :1:1 Lost Rive-r State Part in Hardy friends and nl'ar BellefoLtntain Cou nty, W. Va. where she was the .guest of Mr: Mr!t. Joe He~ry left Tbursd,ay for and M.rs. Chadea B. Rairdon. her home, Glendale, W. ya., aftt'r Mrs . .John Terrell and children, a vi~it wit,h -Mr. and M;rs. A. R. 1 ChrisUne · a"nd John, Oak Ridge-, Knht:ht. T~nn., will l.eave Saturday mo rnlt'r~. Ray SparkJI and son, Jay lnr for their hnma after 11 , vis11 Cee returned from the Mason Clin with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. ic, Wednesda~ to the home or her C. Q, Fisher, and family. siste-r and brother-in-law, Mr. and The names Of these ladies were MrS. William l_loyd. omittatl. from the Jist of those -sendEllen RoMh is the gue&t of her lng gifts to the shower for Linda unelt' and aunt, Mr. and MrS. ~ob­ Batey, Mrs. Chester Zirkle, Mr~. ert Arnold. tc;arr, Sr., M~s; CrarY Davis, Mr. · ahd Mrs . Albert Stark prarl Dea Hayes. Betty Sayrt>. Helen 1\'fr. : .-:nd ·Mrs. H&rold Stark le[l Batey, Mns.Chester Zirkle, .Mrs. Wednesday .for iheir home·, {..an· Psul Zirkle, Be~ie Pettit , Mrs. i:Hter, N. Y .. after a visit with Clayton Bryan, Mrs. Charles Quil· Mr. onrt Mrs . Adam Scholl and len, Jr., Mrs. J. H. Mitchell ond &fi-. and Mrs. *lbert Scholl and Shirley, Mrs. Edilh Herrman. othet' relatives and friend<~. Mrs. Thoma51 Eld!!r, Scnenectady, ¥Iss Dora Wilson o! ft\Arietta N. Y., ·is visiting her motber, Mr9. 8rrived tndav (or a vi~it with her Martha Sargent. co~in , ~rs. Geqrge "(t P<Jrker. Mrs. Paul Wino tonk her pat· .~r ~n.-l ~r~ . Jnhn Frifk and ents, M,r: and Mrs. Hart Lyoo,, ~,. ¥i!rfba Hustt;d .were visitor~ tu Virg'(ilia toria:v to visit" Mr. aD~ in ParkPrshur~, W. Va .. Thursday. Mrs. Seth LyonS. · · · ' Wii.Jiam Darst, senior s~udent at ~ Hnqll't and th~ir baby son, t)J~ (:~l~ge Of Music, Ohio Sfatr !lP~ert Ar.c.hie, great grandson or t.fiaherslfy, who is attendlllJ the Mr. ""and ·~11·s. Tompkins. • summer _~uarter, spent li,R WfellMr.s. Lawrence Lewis Jackson, end with his parefttl!. Mr. and was a weekend guest af Dr. /KathMrs. David Darst, Jr. erlne Pt!in~ext~r. ~oh~rt Tofvpkins, Balf.imore, · tlr: and -Mrs. Lionel Boggs and .Md., to9k his parents, Mr. and ehfiqren, Joy, Jeffrey, Jimmy ana Mrs. E. R. Tompkins, and b.is nep- Deqnb, and Capt. and ¥rs . .tames hew, James H¥mer, to Pltlsbl&l'l{h H8i-tinger and children, Jimmer. this Week to visit ¥r· ud, ~ anj:l Michael, SteWkzt Air Base, N. Y., and Judy ajld :-;::;:::..,-;: ~! Jordan, Canton, were djn. ' Regular 119.95 11'' - l!~~, evenlal. G,mea were enjoyed after whleb i"efrubinent! 'Of 'it'~ ' rream r.Jke .and ~e ·weft served . to the f1)1lowlilt: Donna, ~rqq· aad Charla ·Freeker, <BiUy mer· Jimmy ·Hanun. Gary, LPnon ~~~~ Lob· lie Michael, and B:»bf;lie and Tommie Hamm. Adults present were: lin. Wil· lie Frecter, Mr and :Mrr. Samuel Michc.el, Mn. -Geora:e Baer, -'bs Dora. Hamm, Miss Emma Hamm and the Mste.u. , Jimmer,.took JUdy a~d were· gueab n( . Jor'Ciaa a_ nd. four until 'tl:·~~~~lher Mrs. Thomas-Riley Is mlther, .Mr~. Lighter: and rtftitiv8s in Kansss 'City, -Mo. Po\fer Mower '• ~e;se ~ will meet W.edne!day, Neutzling, Mrs. Hiram Fisher, August 8, at the Senior Hiih Mrs. Le;;ter Wilson, Mrs. James School building, at 7:30 . p.m .. 1l Stansbury and ·Mrs. Kay Johnson. was announced todav by Mrs. Carl 1 'Moore, president. Iri1Portant bus!· ness will be discussed and the parNEW PASTOR ents of junior and s~niOT band Edwarl] Emerson, a .~ttraduate l}f memberr. are requested to be pti-'11· en!. the Ke-ntllcky Christian College, Grayson, f»'., is .t he new paslor of the Bra:tbury Church o( Christ. PTA MElTING Mr. and Mrs. Emenon spend the A special meeting or the Sallsweekendg at_.the church parsonage PT A has been called for Monand ret urn to Kentucky where he 7:30 , at the school. is employed 'as teacher •j ·mp.de for aen·· •lhe weef_. J l'hey. ha:ve two · , Wide "Men·~ J\3Uy Edwar~ a1n(l Bonny. IOChOOl on Tueaday", 1( at 6 p.m. All members are urged to be present. - S~ndaf Lllthlrn eb.ureh, at lier 'nd Mrs. Mary. Sfolw;t, hclne. "" 'f.Q&RE:S STILL PLENTY OF N1CE PAYS Kn. Vlrell U•!Dm, ••i>ted by Maire , IMrs. Samutl MlcllaeJ and ¥"r._l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;~jji~iiiiiiiiiiii :wmte· rre.ku · juter!Jined tbo !I ·I'.OMER!l,Y: .·- S0€1E'fY Hubert PuUrns, lfiddlepori( and Mr. and .M'~. • Joupb-, _.YfJ, Axtt~Jl . ·Great a:rLindjl~ts Jl't Mr. lers, LI!PT TO III~E TIIOSE HOUSEHOLD 1\IP.A.IRS : Mrs. Virgil Hamm Is fi0$tess For Ch~rch Class . a /1 RUTLAND j ' 1\rlh)il!'li'>Qlo •i t! '_\11:, M<t. ¥!'· 20" M$JET / ·$795 A DREAM rt•TRUE o-,..,.. l ltchtn AUTO SALES Another fnothall ~easo'rt 1~ ju~t nrnund tht' corner. This ono• won't .~tw"\ t~e same without Rill Thoma~. ,a~t ~ar when POmt'roy won their rlrllt EO tltle, . Bill was jUlll on ant husi sUe IR many of uur h•cal fan!. He WM glad to ~l!i' ntock · · SruaH cakes ieed in white an~ Pre . .. antf '1lft'j~ '-'!a~td stobart., Lopijed w.ith a pink rosebud, ice Cl't.ml ceutert>d with weddin& bell!i, Axt~ll. TI!J:Is, are ,lll'nounefp.¥ ~e miuls, .fluts and eofree *er·! birth or a ~W.t' .pqu;.4-.f.PUt,~e.eli se:rved to Mrs . Austin Phi:lli~s, ounce daugtft~Y. 'Chl!ryl ·nellie; it Mrs. t Paul Zirkle-, MrA. Eva !H'tfl: Axtell ;on.;:W¥,nes(lry, A~~UJt 1. ro~I\Clw .,.~, \. JUIIU Ind. tbnt eJitb (01~: MOORE'$'-'"'. , O.hlo -· HljrhliJht~ of ,· 1d refreshments. M111e -Mn. William Woodard, ,Mrs. ~ t.t Thorn• • .Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. .:hlu·Jes Hayt'!l ' ar.d Sally Erwin. lU _ coma tr~•.-J•I,t VIlli ¥011• · Pomeroy, Glhio AT THE olway11 our rnnvt'l".~llVN'r hack to Sout h· Wellston eail be proud that they havt! rathMt'd such a man. ltc w:t.~ fl &r~t lef!der, and B r!ne citinn. LeHIS who are atH I on h·and strlvt! to carry on In hi• footstep~. nnd lhen from up aobve he can look down and st'e juat how successfully were his operations. !ft1,.-w-..o1o------J SAVE $$$ Rill und I lntormuliun from lh.t~ tlc•kfot Series 98, 4 door. Truly n luxury car. Lighl blue and cream ttnish wUh harmonWng two - tone blue Inter- wu Just a~ Proud that he halt lor. Low tnilf'age, deep · lwfln an instigator In makln~ \1 tread tires. Fully equipped. Pils~lhtr . What he so succe-ssfullv A ear you'll be proud to started and kept In optralion will nnt be fo~lten. Berau!ll' or his own. See It now $1495 1951 .oLDSMOBILE Har,ilrave!, p _-·· .. /\ 1)ink and wbite eolor lhem1 Wlls c11rried out in the 'deCorations ' --- " i1r. and Mfil, Hiram "FisheT," l!ln· rsvlJie. · . h~ C.'!ening w.aa a ;lt'es ent~q by Mr~. • IWII•"" tlon l ' The Giants tied the aeore In thelt half of the ·ti.rat on Ja~-e­ Brandt'5 duuble, D~n MueUef',a ' single and lled S~eridi~ri!t's $4criflce fly. · · Acker and An_tonelll then b~·. ed up (n a pitcher's duet' upiil tia~ fifth whe'n Robinson connected Cor a two-run homer, his 23th of this seaiKln, GEM " ·gu~t of !lect of Mr. Ted Fbht>r, son of Mrs. LEGION AUTO will < Johnson ·was honor at · a. miscelleanous s"bower Wed~esday evtnlng at th~;J home ol .l;l«Jr .fit,n\~ 1 Ml'll: Edward Cohn Cote- St. .MJs~ ' JOhn:wn, daui)'l~er of .Mrs, ·Kay JOhn~on.; Is-the . bride UC!l'!IG ~ ..., , 1954 .QL.DS~OBILE ~In· ~L(' ' .illu' ~ ""• ~-~ In At Sri® I Shower On Wedn,sdCiy d1·ieks, Larry Hargrave~. Mason pitcher, was superb RS he fatmed ten men and wcdkl'd none in going all the The standings: way for the victory. Louis Sisror <l le;.gue tlw t has IJL'l'fl so MIDDLEPORT LITTLE LEAGUE Snuttu~astern Uhiu t ruly lost Ullt' mundo turned in four ~real catch· w. L.. Pet of their .~:reatcs l SiJOf b ll·adcr.'> and , uccl's ~ ful. and has prodUced so I!S in right rield to ht1lp hi.!l cau&l' ciliu·ns with th~· pu~~iug of WLI · muny j;l"t'lJI alhlctc s. Bill Wl:lllted considerably. Yankee~ . -·------ 7 4 .636 Indian~ __ __ _____ . 6 liarn ~; . ··Bjll " Thoma s of W(•II - it thal wav Ht• was u J;:rt'll l lm·er 4 .00[) .'Yiun at llnl?:rt" llos pit;J! 011 Wl)ll- uf ktrb. 1111.d prohahly helped murc Losing pitchr! was Beckley who Red Sox ---------- 6 4 .fiOO TONIGHT nc~da)· 111gh t. Th1· \VP IJ.,tou Senyoun~s ll•1·~ itlort~ Ill high school wnlk~d t"n an"d .rannt>d two. Ke Sen11lors -----· -- -- 2 9 .18! tinel puhlisht-r wu ~ without ~ and (•ull.·~~· than any othl'r man was rrlieved hy Frazier ~n the CharUon ~ltort • Julie Ad•m<-J duul>t urw uJ" til ,• fl r lt'~t ~pml ", in 1111~ area . 1!1• wa ~ once a hi~ fourth inning. "PRIVATE WAR OF I IIlii' nfridal, and al~o hnd hi~ hand tmckt>r~ \1'(' h;n•;• •·vn l! ;,d m thi • The Pome1·oy All · Star~ make MAJOR BENSON" H.: uJu.:~ .• ~ c J·criuns 11a~ hvu ~'"' "'· · _ arl:'a, and hi~ work s outd t.l••t•d in ro:Jl" hiug. So ~ctually mo~t of th<'ir fi rst appearance in the Lourn- oi""'"U I iaJII.i will nut bt• fnl"gutten fol" lllitlly , his lifl' has been dl'~·ott!rt ·u anwnt (I" Technlcolor) toni~hl when they meet many years. ~por·t s. nnrl in t1·11.chin g ani! aidin g Wellston at 7:30. Gallipolis will y oun~;:~tl'rs. -ALSOplay lmnlnn at 6 o'clock. The MasB•ck In 1926 Bill Thomu org•n · Vu ....... .. . , ,, ._ ..,, J __ 1\< , lrad th1 Southof' ... tf>.rn Ohio Ath· Bill 11lso wa s uct iva In forming on team will play again on Sal· Edmund Gw.nn • Jarma .. J1c .., " ·' " " • ' '" a P••" ,..., '" • ~ ·, ldtlc L••£i~o. Tod•r ftlis- •lght the Sout hl'nstc• n Oh1o Sports Writ- urday night when they face M,·· •llli u ...... ,. .. ,.... Jn:..,. ,, .: 1 ' · ...... . "IT'S A .DOG'S LIFI" t .. m loo.p is the •add11t in I ers Nisuciution, ul,l.d. i\ has hecn Art hUt· at 6 o'clock, of contlcuthf,., yrar11 of · largely throuf,lh hi9 efrortti thnt uur !Cinem•S.cop• • T•c:Jm.icfd9;r1 The box li!Cor.c: Ohio, 1nd without 1 doubt It Is hoy11 in thL~ Mea have hc<'n ohl e cartoononf' o* thf' tMI!t. Now Bolton, Iron· to rl'eeivc tlw rt•en~nitwn that JACKSON ton •nd Porttmoufh oriwln11lly be· they hnve in st;1\e wid ~> ;• in·l,•c; "GROWINO PAINS" AD R 11 lonted to tho lugo1, but sinc:1' thr• past f~'w y{'Jirs . Bill W<l s lhl' th1 urly thlrfl" thr ume toams rirsl president ur the griiU!l. and c unh · r, 2h . _ a 0 1 If;;;;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;;;~;,;:==========~~ :~ · 0 u JI fh•f C:(KnpriSI fhtlo ll'lgUI' fod•y will lonJ{ h<' renwmh•ue.-J by nil Frulicr, 3h . Jl Hyden, th _ :1 0 J hu1 bf!ln active )'••r •Iter yilt. ot th·~ writers <Is n truly ~! fi'UI Reynuhls, c ---· ---3 I I ANOTIIEK It ts quit~> nn owt·ompHs hmcnt guy, who loved Wellston. but nlso Beckley, p, 3b ____ ____ :J 0 l for !I m:m I() l~tv the fuundulinn Wlls An ardtmt . haeket· nr every Martin, d --------~~-. 3 0 0 i--"--;-..; ;. -;;-;;;-__...;;;;;;.....;;;;;;;.....;;;.;;11 lCllm In the league. Schnuseil. ss -- - - ----- :J 0 0 t O""" 0 'Practically f!VM't lad who hll~ Surrlltt, rr 2 0 o played tn sthlelieH In SI•:O st·hoi!IS Contrel~. rf t 0 0 In, tht> past few yeor11 can rt'mem- F'orrlngtun, I! HAS A 1 0 II ber fiill Thomas. Out o! the Rhodes, If lt'ii_!! Ur that. he (ormed 30 )'t'llr ~ REGISTEREq Hgo has rome some fl'rat Htllr ; Boy.'l like Art I.ewi.~. 1'ippv llv<', 20 I 4 ROCKET Fl'ed Crow, Bob McBride: t'h;~rli" MASON 1~5 FO~ FOR EVERY J-lnmrl<'k, \'1-'nlt Pdode, f'hnrli i' An R 11 Blackwell lind others' {'an nil n•· Clark, cf ·--- - ---···. 3 :t (J CUSTOM, 4·DOOR, 1~,000 ACTUAL 1\II(.ES member that Rill Thomas Rome· VanMeter, ss _ I I wherr along th(' 11ne ·hud ~om.o:-. .lustl!r, 3h -·-· 3 II I RADIO & .HEATER, 'fU·TONE GREEN & WIJITE thing to do with their succe~s . He Sismondo, r·f . 0 u wus the guy who made It poHsl11lc Yonker,c ---·(} I 0 for them to play togt>lher 1n nn Roush, 2b ----·2 0 ll organized 1(1Dillf~ wllh organi:twd Hoffman, If ___ _ 0 0 Jewell, lb ___ _ _ rules and orrtclall'L, u I thing_~ .rs. Edward lohn Is 1-l.ostess M.ason Nine Wins Middleport's Openin~ Game In. Little League Tourney By 5-l Resumes Action MoonBeams The J'ltlt Pre-.b.rJnl.u Churcl! l'OD&:tOfl_tJon hid tl'letr annual famUy 'pi~ Tbu.-.day evealbl at lhe chureb Jtk!!'-1 rr.omJ. T~e­ t+\rtb~y lrl thi! ps.ctor, the Rev. Hownd Rllppelt. .,..,. celebrated lnd he wu pre~~ented a df'Corattd cab by MI'J. Leland BIO'!f"n. Clinton Flltrtr wa, masteor of ccrrnionJi!JI fo1 : the evenlnJ and J. H. 1 <J~ prf.,-nted the patt::~r )Vi\h ~ ~(t lr9m lhe - ~hureh . Mr. 'uppe.lt'• ~pother _from Gulfport, Wlls. wu 1 -IUf-lt and spok~ brieflr .aJter 1m ~alroductio.n. The -..,..r wu terVed buffet &tyl.e ulldtr thf dir!Pttion of .,:r~. .fame• ~arle)', and Mn. Dorothy SavtiJ'. The Protrlm inclutled moviltJ pldura ...own by the kce starter Tom Sturdrvant. school childr(n. Score hurl('d hi l " first complett> Stur1lh-ant , Yoho had belteD tbw game tu;:u in.':l! tl.t: Yankees wh).l.e Indians wiU1 a pair of tw&blh,ft ~ton tonl~~:ht v.fter Jhuttiug out the New l' H<!lk!llg Uf-' lo 11th \'\CtO!'Y of the In his previous starta Jllllnlt York ¥anke ~l' • •4-p., here ' Thurs- st•a:;un bt'fflp.• 46.448 fans , or which thtun, WPii reliev8d for a P.Jnebllay and movJng tO · wtthln seven 25 :.!00 paid and the rest w et1~ hltter .'.liter four 'I of first 'pll\::e. Pike Gnreia-'i who ~as won and lost ~~~e gaq1es this will talle pver oihe moUnd tonU::ht " against Boston. STOG:K ~ So~ ~boice Js Melvin Par')):as won four of hi · 1 ··' s sx PHILADELPHIA Pa. UP - scored a run to go ahead, tl , The Cin: inoatl Rt!dlt·gg will ptt tl!ld th c· u d1·ove o~t starf.er Johnny acc righlnaud l r BrQQk& LUWJ."(·n t·~· 1 An tOJll'JIJ by loadlf!S t!l,e bases on against the 1-'hiiAdelphiJ:I Ph ill il-> [I wulk to rnl ~k R ~· 'l!fJ s on, TeJ tonight in an all-o ..lt . fight to r~· ! Klu~1.ew ski s smgh~ anlr a Y!'Dik to gain first placl in th ~ NntionJ I . F:d Bnllev. League. . G~tme GrJes Beypnd Giantt' The Red) egs ~t\lod ' Only ont· J~ blondtl .t~~ a ca{led ~'~t dJ:te g11me awqy lrom ·teague Jeadmg 1agatnst Relrevel;' iloyt Wilhe-1 ·"'1, Milwauk l·e tuday after steam· und then unloaded [hu J4th hoq.erolling the N!!W York Giants, 1U 2 ,run ~ai~l the l~ft f)eld ~.cor-eThursdBy. board to pul tp.e game beyond the The game here tonight could Gll:mt,-' tl'ach. ' '.('he ~ew !'ork Yankees wbo once again place the Red1egs into Outrielder Stan payls 'Who had t.mv~ liven , CleVeland trouble Hll the Irunt·running position. Phit a· a perfect r.lay with five -hils jp &e~!:-SOn, ~&d the table.; turned on delphia will send Curt Simmons many tries, also holl)¢red' tater l~em during lht ir last series with le . to the mound · agai~t Cincinnati . the seventh inning h\9 .l!ecorill He has a Hi record . Law re nee h;r~ UJP year. The lo.'li' was ·Antonen · Ucl::t ~l!>:e led the wnn 15, lo~t ~lith agaln~ 1 nine Yletoties. · bo.merups wlth Jn Tbursdiiy's g,me, .Ray Jah· ttie TrVle to its Rookie righthander' lon!ikl's gl-and ~lam homer coppc(t ""by~r ~he. forWQrklng iri ttJ_e ol•e• ',ol a si~~: - run .spree in the ~I;!Venth ln- wlio was nlng and led the Redleis to victory over the Giants: Just berore Jablonski came to bat in the seven.t.h, Cincinnati bad a~b d~rii*ifte ~:at;t; U•l , Q.'"Ua Hn. pould MUll. lira. Dol\ ltly-: day even ina 1ftd Mn. Jame1 HarMn. C. ll Xarr, Jr.• Nrt.. Jtofi linJer and Mn. Nonnan Oleaon er Moflan, Mrt. Janttli Tbomu -~ ~ere aawtb. 'the hb.t~_ se_!ved Mn. JamQ. DOnn•Uf. Cleveland GainsOn Yankees C~nPut Reds Back In J.lat,e c~~~r.J:.?~ ..o '"'nu~h•l• T~~~ • , · tenUon to \Jle Red Sox hero INTMT.AINI Mn. t.l.o...-J BeiP en.t.ertalntil her Contnet. Bridie Ch.rb Wed.Det· ' ~~llPY, �. - 'age Six- Tlie Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCidleporf, Ohlo WANT -ADS Q•eetfteo. Ada • -• For »rap PboDe &.ddero, ~.X.. ~ - 16 For Sale or Trade Nt tn.e 10~1 been duly appointed as Exeeutor of the estatl' of Merrlll MeClure late-- o£ Salisbury Twp., Mella County, Ohio, deceased. Dated th is 30th day of July help Wonted 'i -;t 1_ f.,lp _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ WANTJ:W . 1!: X p 1£ U I~ N C I!; D Nl) DR-I II I Not1ces =-= - - - - ·- - -------. - - M'k' Ul'rlC.E wlil lJc upcn Monday, AuGust lJ. .lJr. C. E. W . Downie NliJ-.-tKc ob l:l 1 AutO ::.erv1Ce5 I. .l{. &AWLl.NG SONS CO. - 24 Wrecker Service. Dtt.Y f'Done tiZ:.:7. Naght Ptloae 603~ X. iJODlillf-i>L~.M.OU'l.'H D,i;AJ... !illS. Uti aour ::--- ·-=:c:=-· Hac.kelt'J S11lety "l Jiam Street, St!!vice. Welt Ohio. Pomeroy, U:H Auto .)aIes ---- William C .lrnnt Director tu~i"B u'U.· K- :t-dour Scrlan , dyn<~· machines iri this urea Na Selling! !low <I• ~ ~· c, ~;.:HI;'i . 1 ~.l a~tln<1r s, To qualify ror wu rk you mulil i'um<' Hoy _ utuu. . 8·J ·5lc ha ve car. rdt·r t"nee;;, $640 cash, bt."( Urt~ rl hy wvcnlury . Devoting 6 HHi:i OLI!.'iMOI:ULl': Sup{'r 88, Holi· huurs a wct•k to buslnt>ll!!, yo~r uay L:uup ... ,- power stl'cring, pow Ntd on pl' rl'enlagc c nlle~ll?ns wtll t:r bl'<JII l,;, nyt\ramat,c, , ... .,uj. ucl up lu ~-0~ . monthly ~~·th very Bru(•ltu:u 's, l>ume r oy , U. 1:1·3-Gtc good _po;; ~Ji.Jllltlf'b of taktn_g over !fJS-,-,-Ir~ltCU it'V Hm-d .1·-,p- C-o upc, fu ll I nne . Income mcrcastng aC· J,·ordtn~ly . Fur. inl crvtew, _ mcludc ov 4I ,' OII~ t·. c :d lnl dean, ;jil'Ht5. dl)t ph one H l iiPt_Ji lt'B:Ion . WnLe ~ast- " -" -" _1n_:_r ~. i'O in <Toy . u . 8 _. ." c cru ll hlrJhut1ng Co., II N. Jumper Lt!:GA.L NOTICI 1 Aaron Hysell, WhOti~ place of . residence is 2<m Condor Street POOJeroy, Ohio, but person·ai service cannot b e obtained on him in the State of Ohio and hi! presealaddre 98 iB: Pvt. Aaron Hysell, U. S. ~2360042, Bat~ry A., 82 F. A. Bn ., A. p o . '01. <lo P. - · t: M. , S<&n Francisco, Callforn'ia, will hike notice that on the 28th da)' St.. l'hllll . 7, l'a. 8-3-5tp tlf June, 1956, th~ 11nderslgned - - ·~- - - filed her pctllion ~galnst him In MAN WANTED the Court of Common Court ol MelgB Tn lake over !-oral franchiBe Case No. 12f37, fm· distrihuthm uf fast ~Jling vorce, custody novdly line lu 11!l stores. Ac· relief, on the ·g rou•nob cuunl.s t• il t~hlished for you by moglcct of duty and ex.treme manufnc!urer. (,:a n be dcvcl- 1 c'l'uelt)'. Said cause will be lor Hpcd into full time Business if hearing on or after lhe 11th dlly clcsi rl'cl. Sale~ l'xpcrwncc not uf August, 19156. ru;1uircd. Must ba\'C serviceHALlJE A. HYSELL. abl e car, rufcl'ences and $2,. Plaintiff. 100.00 cas h to la~e over inWEBSTER & FULTZ, ventoty . H you can ~t art at Attorneys Itt Plainrtlff. onn• and m;~ct the above re:•1-29; (7) 8. 13. 27; <8l-3-81C qllirement~. wrilc and include phon £' numlwr fnr loc<~l intcrviC'w with fnl'l.ory n•pr~cnJa ~ 11\'C. Wllt'l'l::: MANUI''ACTUII~:H , 381~ 1)'mne Blvd , St. l'ctensburg. )<'I nrida. INSURANCE AGENCY I'L'V MLH.I I H IJdUJL 4·door ~l'dan, exccpliUn<~l value, ~WD. Hluctlnilil''s, l'umem_v , 0 . IJ -J~lc 1Utl:J 1110'11 CHI:'.VI«)Ll'.:T ":lJO" 4·dour lJt\lux Scdnn', o11e luc<~l oJ.ner , ~1<:\t::i. Hlil. l' llnar :>, l'um cr uy, Ohio. 8-3-!itc Utri4 l'UW Cu~tolll llnt' 2-door .S{'· d.an , op;u·kling du rk Uluc Wllh wn1tc lop, $11113. HJm•tLnar · ~. l'nnH•roy, Obio. • 8-3-5tc JoOH SAU!:-HI:5) WillyK Jcr'l'· nu·ta l top, good condition, theav. !•hone 11:10!1-J . 8· J -~ lJI ,191 ForX.ie ------- - - - - · rONCHE'n~ --- ---- - RODNEY DOWNING BLOCK mat•hilll' w11h 100 pall ets, $~5. Eb<·r liJllil!lll, L'hr~>Jcr, unw. H·;i.Jip 1'1·.".'\UIES- Ilu le !Iaven ami li ol<lcn JUbilee . New llJA vcn i.Jrd111.rd, J'<"N Haven, W. \Ia. l 'lwn~· 120 I:! I Insurance PIN. Automaltlla, HaeHh ACCIDINT Lllo, Cauolty ..,d Iondo I U· Bar0011-Siml)8on Insurance Alency, 'J.;j 1- ll Middleport. Fl:oo ~ Aubomobile- <!.41:188. Bonda. Phou 6310·X 6-20-U PIANO UAlt.tiAIN - llcauti!ul Spin· N p1ano, u~:>cd only lew mon,.hs, -r o-M-PLETI< •• ,.,• .,, Protectl;.;, • save over $:.'.11\J. lte:spunsi Ul r lJfe, Auto, Fir.,_ .Polio. Call DoD In MIDDL.PGIT, OHIO person can make ss m<~ll dcpo!ill Millo. Middleport. Oblo. 6IU.M PHDNII 6111 Real Estate Broker ond tltltc over low IHIYllll'IIIS . L:redit Dcpt., 1043 41h Avt·., 8·1 3lc lluntlnS,ton. · -t2J-) -R-eoi -Est-ot-a - MAl'IHNt.;, a!JllQ¥l m·w Four l'ooms, t ~ stor~·· LtK.'a·Lcd on PorLianrl ·Bald KMb.!J Ro.ad, in Lebanon Twp. Price $1200. Er~:__::_Conuo. 7-2~· 12.tp 1<'01{ SALE- Pdafi. .' ilrby Real Ell· iate, ltutla~ Tt>WMhip. 31 aCrf'.! land, house, barn and out l'ricc lncludell dc>llvery !U;d ~l'<l buJirlhl-ill. ~~ Georgo A. M<-ln · 6·I -tr in c>xtavatwn . V11d1 sh l'lu111tun1!.1 h- 1 ~rl , Admmt~+1.l'alor. _!'h~~~~~· Pontl" l'lly. 7 'J.'l :t S lTJIJ ; UH ,\~- ll~i\fJ;";.--...-.~-~0-0~1-;od· Jo'l'<illk $~:5. BATI-IIlOOM OUTFITS, ~12"J ;:; ' Lm\lted lime onl y. Plumbi"~· l'hun e 4ti M. l'mi.H'·I V;~lil~h roy. I 7 :.!7 ·1, ... __ - - - - 1 UPRJGHT J'IANo. jw.t dl'ant·ll and I'C ·t\11\l'd . \ ' ll t'I ' Y 1Jli1Sh (;l)ntal"l Hut la nd Jo'UIIJ .I!IJ'!' ·. I " "''"'' ou-rliOAiio IF HOUSE and 6 IU'.r e!i Jan{( lor lillie. _ I<:~!~ h. _!_:~n~::_ __ 7 jO .. ;JIV LUNlltt-.:TJ<: st:P"riC TANt\S >w'''""· "'"·k"'· '"' I ward and l't' \'~tse with u· ~ t:H I I Jon tan k. Ve r}' J>VIHI , ••.,~dJL•' 11 lO:l t<.:bcnczl'l' St.. phuru· .<H-~ · 8 2 :H ~ 1 !'In lwll.K t'. Wllh h<rth , all Yoll\lgll· tow n kl trhrn , fl oors, 25 al'l'l'.~. 4 41 miles fr~m Pnme· my . 21 ·,,nv u~ flnllnet•d. I lwnr 267 8·l .6tl' nr K 6· · ~nrdwnod Good CJcan U~td Clrl AU Makes ond Modela METROPOLITA"' ,.., AU1'0 SALES .- "----- • WANn:u __ BI I SIN~: ss 1110 1·~:H TY in main part of t11wn tu t'('n or buy . Wnle Box 54"1, l'nm. roy . R ~:-: llr MAX WARD .. ft.•'l'••t,o,,_NW.._ID. ., ~~~~~:!:-'-:.--ca. '-J 11S 1. SteeN lt. - - -- -- -- -·-·---- It •U For Kent You have somethinl To Trade or An· nounct, Let A Daily s.u. Sentinel Diapla~Acl or Want Ad ... our ReprtltntafiYI• - They Get RtiUIII - 1"o mHt the ct.slrtt of eyery f•mily , , , at a cost IM ftmlly PhoN 61 G. E. REUTER l~ J;l.VE-~OOM furmsh{'d ll•pa rt ' ment; 1 two-room furnlsht>d 8 .fartmtnti 1 thrl'e..,.uom fl:roi ·l ·" ed Mpartment AI\ utilillt!~ pa i<l Jaqulre tt Uw lloml' Hl' ~t:1:mm ' JtllddlllpOCt. 7 :lfl.--6'(' .b;i!?~~ ttn·;1~hP.d a;;l't·m·;;, Ave . Pbon~ 6004.X I I wallpaper 1 F 1sher, Mid · 6260-X. ll-1·11 Public Accounlanl We Invite Bookl<eeplng At<ounlo. Audllo. Tax Problems, Notary Publk. Offleo Pllone reii-M Pomo"'y NIL Ban• Bide. 105 E. Boeond 8L Pomeroy, Olllo dana• of bela·a o•eno..e b:r fumn, aeeordin 1 1e 11M OJalo ladutrial • • • '11le Ohlo lftdulrial Commillls~ • Di'ialoa of' 8afet7 nd Bralene NflltJ' adrilol'll Made •ore than 11,0111 uneJII la lhe lla&e'l lndoatrl• lalt Je&r. Olllo'1 JIG' lndu&rlal Afet7 ree· onl for fatal and pc!nnanmt total dlulriUtiel wu below &he National Saf~l7 CouncU rate. -. . . • 1 Ohl..• rood • paper an. puP empiOJ"f bad the Jeut fatalities 11nd permanent total dlaa.illtles of .U hwluoQriea. The ratewll oab .OL Fur 1he c;f'cond consecutive year Tile · American Broadcasting Com· pany will telecast, and for fht first Lime will broadca st. one of the mos! ~ pedacular summer sports evenffi, the Chicago Tribune annual College All-St3t· Football Game. The colorful contest, in which I he year ·~ world champions of professio nal footb<&ll meet the top col· lege grid st ars , will be played in Chicago'os Soldiur'ili Field on Fri· day, Aug. 10. with the ABC COV· ero:ge to s-tarl at 9:30 PM, EDT. This yea r's stars of th~ exciting sports event will be ·the greal Clevehmd Browns, led by their famous coach, Paul Bro•wn, and a ..quad of ~1 of the best football I· d I d th· J ( IS une rom 1 P ayers gra ua e colleges .a~ru ss the c~untry. lu ad?liJOn to carry1n~ th(' .gamr ru; a hnellp of more lt han 150 ABC -TV• .s tati ons, ABC will broad· r.Rst the gaml' this year for the first time on the full ABC Radio Network. . Spo n~ors fur the telL"<:a.~ t and broadcast arc: The Pablil Brewmg Compan y , through Leo Burnett Company, Inc ., who wi11 carry the fi rs t and rOurth quurtcrs of the iame nationally, und the followin g regional sponsors - Standard Oil Company (l~~i_~a) through .D'Arc] Advertising, ~Jilt .. in the Midwest; The American Oil Company thru The Joseph Katz Co., in the East ; The Pom-Am Southern (()!'pora!it'ln through FitzgNald Advertl:<.ing AgenCy, Jnc., in the SoUih. 'fh.:! regio~a!. sponsors will enrry 1he second an{! third quariL•J's of th t' game. ll•p ABC's s port<"a~ t r r , Jack Drees. will d cdcrihe lh{' g;uni! or. telcvjsi on, wilh ll r~rol d " llrd " Grange, football ',<; immorli1 \ "Ga l· loping Ghost," hanrllin,!,l lht' "('o\nr' comm entary . Btl! . :'YtcCnl ~a n, Cl~\'e · land apoMscasl cr, will hflndlc the radio play·by - play; The 'color' eommenlalor is to br. Rnnounced. The colh•glate sta n;, k-d again th is year by E. L. ··curly" La1n· beau and a co<>ching staff includ· ing Hartlev '·Hunk" Anrlcrson, Include BUCh grid stars as Ron Beagle of thl'> Navy, Gary Glick of · Colorado, M. Earl Morrall of Michigan stale, J im tlaruska of 1:! ~ , M~ Wi sconsin, Bob Burris of Okla . homa , Howard Cassady of Ohio Slat£', Don Mcilhenny of S. M.U. and Don Scharrer of Notre Dame . Last year, a team of fighting l'aultJ aWtudal that lead to aa~ lift·act.· ue the bule l'flaaona for collegians succeeded in the tradl· hldUilrlal accidents, Jarnea H. tional atlempt to upset the -.worJd Fluker, nperlatendent, Ohio Dlvi~ f'hAmpion pro gridd~r11, taking an oloe o! Salotr aod H111!011e, matn- exciting tontest .ffflm . the Cleve· land Browns by the .setlre or . 30 nUer.lakft to 27. "''be ac.mraut.tecl tndlThe balf-tim c show will includl! eate. that If aceideut• are to ba' 11. tO-minute ...perform~ncc by . the••olcled.ptoplemllltbtwareotfaJM Cochran majorettes, an all-girl unit NRUDptlou aad take DOtbin8' for made up of 7!1 children ranging rr:.~-==~a~::e:~; in age from 8 to 16 yeats. Tht!l er:puleDH, COTII'II tht! la wldab I - - a.aal.IJ'I Tr.b WE . WILL · SEE. YOU SOON THE Meigs TREE FIR! RIVERTON, \Vb'o. - (UP}--Thr Riverton fire department ha.<= somdhlng new on its record-ell· tingui~hing a fire In 1. tree house. Officials Hid the children who eonllrueted tbe tree · dwelling ap. parently ~;tarted the fire when ·they aUt'mpted to Jlkht a ket·oaen~ lamp. with 0 display of the most modern -- ,·r:·A"ttM"' t Qlffp MEf-li ' ltaMtl on faultr M11111t!ptiOIUI, tJtt in· .:;;.;.il b.tutiDanotolll7f~h11Jown Nfety and ..&fare but alto tor ftbe pro-"" MAKE ·YOUR CHOICE ' ' ...u -·P....- GRU118BB BLOCJt CO. SMIIoo_ol,._.., on at. -~ "c.n Wm. •••ur. ' .' . Or Any HOME APPLIANCE of • 1.16-mlll ·re'dUttiori In ihe 111MI!-jt!P:Ill. pro~rt.y tax w,-~ U was lhe third str11ight ,..ear 4he h!vy has bein lowered. ' ·' PI, A ¥•UL 1!/.II!IQS MUlLINViLLE. Klon. - (1/('1 - '· . The 'oflen · wild winds of Kartsa,;; '1 eaneell~d thei~ ett~t in two p~ss· ' " ~· ~~~ bq'"" ol tbe ~- C. K\ltfn· baehB. A ?@nday •nl·,e:ht windstorm t.hJ!r ~ ..pt,OIW, The fri~e .,•' _torAadd: two. nights laler ~ • ' .\ ·o1 Qroolrlh nlght\11 Craig_ 10-6 or K,ou~ ~ 't~~~!:;;:·;! 15-2P.b,iladelphia vs SVntnons nlj(ht 7·~, a1 Pittsburgh nigttl:- ·· · \f\ L.t Pet. G3 -33, .670 . •• Cle\rHand ·-~ - - " ~9 ' 39 .602 7 New t;~rJc:- ---- 1 :!~·· ·-- ·;-~ ·2_ _.~_ . 17 .. ~ ~ ~9 . 40 .c--- - Our Prices Are tltight Ou1 TermaAre liberal . ' 46 ~rv 4~ 6!. '~- - 40 .&55 11¥.! .!16 Ill< .450 22 ,45(1 22 61 ' .398 27111 63 '64 30\1 SUNRISE . TO IN Used SUN$~ \ 990 THESE CARS MUST MOVE 1949FORD 1953 CHRYSLER W,lndsO~ dix 4 door. Dar~ green fi.J.h ·•, Radio. heater. seat covel-$. Interior·& exterior excepUonal. Nice 2 new tires Meehaniclllly OK. Aulomatic trans. . • ' .!ll' " .. 1953 CHtVItG&.tr ..... ·$995 210 Club "!'lJ~n', J:!'!fk steen ~- R~g; tr~n~. , Mecha~cat rlght1 new seat ""'ers, radio, .beeter~_,ilres• lihow very btUe witar. loealiY owlied.' ·• .. ·' ' ' · 195o ,citti,YsLI,R.·.. : . . $595 Hlghlandilt; 4 1ciqor. Green finish automatic trano. Loli of extn ·Inc. radio, heater. A good .10Ud car.. . 1950,'FORD ~ ,.. heater, goo<hubber. A ateal at this low . $395 price. • ALLEN APPLIANCE .'.~ MEI.GS lllllii•-·----''L.J~;·; 1 ,'" ,. . $1295 1955 PL.YMOUTH .. $1 V8 4 door Setlan. · Lovely turquoise Radio. heater. oil filter and finish. mirrors, w-a tires like new. A - ·you 'be proud to o\Yn at a price you can , aff,o~ 1954 PLYMPUTH .... $1 Savoy 4 dr sedan. Black finish llke new, radio. h,11ater, seat covers. Tlr"" like new mechanically OK. : 1951 STUD.8AKER .... $495 -,._,,_,<:.; 4 'door soda~. c;r~ ,liailtl. Local owned; seat cov~. Heater, tires like n•w. Motorcompletely ovOI'haulcd. A very de8ll oob"dcar. ~ . 1951 NASH.. . Custom 4 do<>r. B~out1~u1 Dark b!ue . light seat cvers, _heat!or. ber, lots of low one. ·MOTO PHONE • . NANCY I $395 2 door sed~- Black fin~· seat , ~ers, heater. oth~r txlri!i.- Q!!e ~-~wner. Very dtan Inside and outc GOOd rilbber. . ' ' - On Your Dial Custom 2 door. Dark blue finish. Loads of exti-as jnc. radio, heater: .• Very clean insllle and out. 3 tires like new. ExceptiOnal nice for this model>. ' 195S PLYMQUTH ••... ~95 "~,J.illtt i.. ' ~'!'~TIOH• .Val es I =:=toobJoctl.. otlllo&f""i~iiiiPihiijone '· "YOUR Two rooms over 14;;;Bii;;;ii~ tbe'~•a·.. ~ nou~snent of ~I!' city o(ticlit. tion..xe4r m•tneuver was 4. St"ffl spa·ce ' Ohio · Pomeroy FOR RENT Sh St e ers, . oe or ,B:ocoocluol<dtbatrt-...d...r.bl~ Located on Court St. oiUtuolu, de..... lopod and ,...,.111, .'newly redecorated .,.........,.b .,.. ..tueauon, tba lndlYichlaJ Dl.IJ be expected to UM suitable for office IDlll ..... GQOO TAX HAJJT I .,,. ' -.."XONS:, K;,ln.-.UP) - Nil tit.ec-'. ·· _.. A-flcti. L~~U-• FULTON- THOMPSON ~ ada Ill a ci•ea ~;:" Aet!on•· ~ Saturlcllr'S Games at Brooklyn. ChiCBto: at -New York. · Cincinnati at Philadelphia. _1 ~fl~il;~.e!: ' at._ P.,lt-~\tlll'lh. IUGGIST BITE (1UP) " _, ~ St. LouiS Iesure And See This Gigantic Display I CHEYENNE, ,Wyo. - .. , Spahn 10·8 n Law 3-12. DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, ond OLIVER Street, a!hy and sanitatioft exprnditures take the biggest bite of ci1y budgct,s in Wyoming, according to the WYoming Taxpaycu As· satiation. ·~ ;. , '; < . Aug. VB Custom Club Sodan. Blue finish. radio, ·""" ·~ . . . POMEJ\OY, OHIO ·. T 1e C Ji'ootball icago 1game · une was r first es II•~;::;;;::;;:;:;::;;:;:;::;;;::;;;::;;:;;;;::;;;::;;:;;::;;;;:;;;t':;:;;;:;:;::;;;::;;·;::;;·~::;;;~ All-Star playl"rto in 1934 as a sports pramo-· tion event established by tbe paper's late great sp_orbs editor, Areb Ward. In the 22 games played, the professionals ho)d the edg•~ with 13 victories to seven for the Collegian.t>, and two ties. Both squads .- began training for the game two weeks ago. North· western Univer.!ity in Evanston, Ill. , is the sit~ Gf the AU-Stall .prac· lice and the Browns are at Hiram College, Hiram, 0. The telecast will be directed by Jim Holmes. Con O'Dea wtll proJure both the TV and Radio pre. sen lations . --- .• . .-!. L EVA'S RESTAURANT AT . •'!• • : WE OPEN AT 6 PM FOR DINNER W. MAIN ST. IY' ,, \.QU:{t': \i . DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS- WHEN Cha Ill :' ' ' _. ...... :!.r;,r:.• ;' OYSTERS- SHRIMP FISH DINNERS Open 24 HO!IrS . group excela in preci.Non dr,U.liDJ, flag 11winging, drum exhibitlon~, baton twlrlina 1111d rifle routines. There also will be the preeeota. lion of ·t he molt valtllble player trophy to Ralpb Guglielmi, Nolh! Dame quarterback, cboten as the most .o utstanding player of laBt ''"1'' 'l'bme. •• '• ,U.S.S.R. ••• ... ·\ ' WE NOW INCLUDE ON OUR MENU u""r Whether It leA-- REiFRIGERATOlt, T 'i CONCKETB BLOCU .. POLAN!? , , ' ·-.,,..• I wm . ',dnlt ' I . ' ..· ENJOY SEAFOOD? Annual College All.Star Game To Be Broadcast And Televised CROSLEY. .......... Ololo 7-31 --Qt p ather hllh ...~ ....,. thre il • • ROOM. for rent. Colt :>allY. PollJI' roy, NUISI ANN SWifT bandl Mn. l..ou1le Rlaaldl. 10. qalt. a trt~let boy• bom oa tbl or July, The ln.fantll am PbtUp, '! poundl 1a ounca: ' pounda 10 ouaee" u4 Joaep~ I pnun4l 10 01DWieL .Dad a poatal empl~ye. (llll,...,ioUIB..,JMieJ 1n a Brooklyn hollplt.i - t.ction o! otben. TM .. he llldd, it. Trevy-Finatewald F 1H un,e......,ra 211ame ' I ·- eomlo~d..,on·\lll<lhlp,~at~m, ~-~..~... - Quality, . Service and Merchandise ' . FURNITURE while he was directinl' ·at an JnteraeeUon &Omeoae & pair of work pants •nod matthlng sburt from hla booth. Baret,llelta •hoaW ba w0111 when workiaa ta Plftr., bbt• o1 mlllhape. j Yoaag · Otice •.•• . $299.00 BAKER ·- J 't I ' tbflt dlll'ins .a ..e Ia' -Ioiii ' I roa I -~ You're ,.-· ' .' ~ ROOMS Of ~ New Funtlture ed to ,---~- Com•luloa. == NO RESPECT POR THI LAW AUGUSTA, Me.,-UP - Pltl'Ol· man LeRoy Greene angrily OfProperAttitude ••t•, !' -,l-li-1 - Wanted ro Rent I ~ aafet1 Tbta Ia a trlbote to the work of 11fet7 adviaon ot the Divlmon, to managemer~.t and to labor, working together aa a team to reduce acci· dmta. Aetuu,.. ftcuru lfiow that aD mplo;,ee fa_Wer o.a. tbe Job than atbome. 1'~~~;:;::;;;:;:;;;:;:;:::;;;:;~1 03Wety 18 - - __ I,- }'UR SALE-tlioud nsed l"rl~ailull'e refny:eroLur. l3U:l :.sno, Miud.l _ Phone 607!}_:__ __ "__ ~-~ ~~· ONE- liOll.\ii'~ Mct:ormil!k MUWIN li ol LIQUOR OONTROL I :::oml)lete Wlll;EL AUGNMENT. b•·•ncma &nd brallie 1erv!ce. rje dog holes. On Job Than Off ~~iU!t.:K 4 6-U County farmurs have killed an ea. timatl"d ~ .000 prairie doga 10 far thls year. The chief Wl"apon has been fumigant inserted 'iDto prai Workers Safer LEGAL NOTICI SEH.VJCg on Wal.c.ta flo. Sealed Hids will be received by plllfln& DJ' .r·acwr' 'J.l: ..med watcnmalu:r. t.:UL.L.J/Ui Ji!:W~ the Board of Co-unty C9111-tninio-n· Lt;rt.:), .Pomero:w. l-3-d ers of Meigs County, Ohio, at tll'e Office of Said Bolf'd, Pomel'oy, Bli LLUUZJ<.:Il I'Uit !LIRE. PonW, Ohio, up until 12:00 o'clOck ooon; ' ba~emcn<s, Jandsca pUIJ4, elc, P. August 20, 1956, for 1UTDishtnc M. Cowdt!ry. Lung .UOll1.11n, Ohiu. the following. 7- lHf Tran!port delivery of Deisel Fuel Oil', to the County Garage, te;AUIO & T£L.I!:VI!i1UN StmVICE Rock Springs, Obio, at t·b e DirecPhL•Ue 200. Clthmd AppUan..:e tion of the County Enylneet, durbLuHl, UU W. M.ata St .. .l'omuo,. ing the 90 day period Commencln.J ~za- u August 20, 19541. -- · - -- Board of CommissionerJ .r eserve the Right t.o reject any or •II (I 9) ·Business Hids. Q · · pportun1ttes Sec. 2352 - - -- -· -·-"- - - - - - Board of Count;y Cdmmissionen Meig8 Cuurrty, Ohio. $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME By Dean Barnitz. Clerk. Refillin g and l'oll<"rttng money from our five ce nt High Grade Nut (7) 27; (8) 3, 10, 1'7..te' Baier·• w1ll g1ve yuu l.be ~t uade on furoJtcrc ~.r apphan- -- PRAIRII DOG CONTROL HOXIE, Kaa .-(UP) - Sberidail ohl7 dalll!ap wai a larce LEGAL NOTICE dent Ia 1M 1teel plate Staled btJs for tbf leasing of . . . . I the prl"mlsed to lhl" lkpartment of Liquor Control for Wie as a Stat(' Liquor Store to Ilene the City of PomNoy, Ohio will be re· cetvP.d at the office of the Depart. menc of Liqunr Control, Columbus Ohio up to twelve o'elock noon Monda.y , August 13, 195fl. Forms for the submission of bids may be ob~inl.'d at Sta te Liquer Store No. 22 at 122 Mulberry St., Pome· roy Ohio or 33 North Third Str~et, Colt~mbLLS, Ohio. DEPARTMENT OF l\J'l'Uh,N llt:U'. (<'AMlLlAJl WITH fiLLING ORD~tU:i. MU:'!J AI'PL'r' IN Pi!:H.SON ONLY. MAtt JfN Ht:S'J'AURANT, MlD· tioD. ULt:PuHT. 8--2-Jtc ~'OREMA.~ 4 ABBO'IT TV · • \'ILl"~ AU llllk~ Kepaued b) £a THEHE WILL he a humecvmmj! perl lecnmc1.11na. l".tuNlfl tt.lM Y at tne ?ill. Ullvtt Lnun: n ;:,untJ~)', _ MJd.dJ.~~l. 8-15-d Augu~t a. Un. r..rncst W~.!I:IVl'r of Ma::svn, W. Va., wu l be tile CAH R.l'..PAIH. Ne·1gler and LleeJo. liar.tge , Hat:me. 7-:.m-titc t:wryune aHcrnaon 8· d~!.C welcome. H OMEllUILD~RS. Cali Guy Neig. 8-3·ltc Jc-r, Hal."'nc, IJIHo. 7-.:as.bu.: IAYI DON'T YOU KNOWi' -- ---- toM. ne SOM~ONE tv work c~·cning :;h.ift, ~~ or over. Parkers k~ ~lauram. Uets& oa ~veatl prmh.>O el n:&\1 1ar c.lusiftec:l rav•. Vbttuanes published at 1 eun per word. <.'ilar&ed AU r~!t~Civetd Eri mail 01' ,e.leJJhooe ~~oven caretW 1r..,.. ceiL from b1a eatate-. •1 1lo!*,t 117 .....,... f!D4 LpHJal Notice l.s hereby Jivea that Dale M. Dutton whole post office addre5s is Middleport, Ohio •u LNTERNA'J'IUNAL 1 Ton 1950 John c. R~on' ISAFICTY rAYS! sh1kt· trul"k, guod condition. Selt Jucij:e of the Probate Court ta-. e.ploJed a compan)' or trade. Term s. B. M. Collper, Meies County, Ohio at Marlo•, Ollto, ••• wurinJ I L<~n~:sv tll~, onw. thl·mp 8· 3, 10, 17 · 3tc -.fel7 ahota •-'" t•l• two-toft aee- I don .t eoDere&t fell lit feet 0111 hit J ot z cto&iU pe: •oro w1ll be cltarre4 for advertising i1 aul paaQ,iQt ·befor.e tbe '..lt.h of each mo~~.th foUowiDJ iDJerl.IOD trrura 'Ltl Adv•u·tisln&-Sbould b• repoiud uur..:.edJal'llJ. 'I.:.te Dally StDUD'Il1 will oot bd reai")Dilble Cw awre l.ha.b 01111 weorrect iD- Sentinltl. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ot1io WILL PAYS IILL JIE$PEIUA,' Mlch.--{UP) -Quy Crawford ·b-.s finalb received Pl)'meat o! a 30-year-oJ<! debt in. curred whea he owned an aulo •Jtaey h•re. Crawford Pld thr penon who Owed him tbfl money died reeentl:' llld bia wlll earned ' 1 atlpulaUoa that tbe bill be paid u•HCt. ll·J..d II*J.II....OOe mouua tor 21 emu Men-lO Meetun- .,_ , Friday, August 3, 1956 SPECiATDEUVERY E~~:ecutor · Et.fat• of 2 1ive room apart.menta; 2 fourroom aParLmeota. ail with Laun. ctrles and aarage.. A. N. Beo1e1. Pumeroy, tJwu. ~14-Lf t cent~ per word for 1.bre. ... MCUtiYe 1DaertiOal. (VQ U1 'l'beo.U NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT CloLba. Chntoa I'Wll!r, MidchepQrt. '"A. t~.., .... - ScaffoiO bQardl, IL wW be publilbeo tV ~ da.J U ret'ISlYed.. lata 2 CV\\1' 41R:~WOI"Go •• ... Httioo. .~~cl:larae ' • • co.~ ,. . . I ,- --------"'------------- -- . r . . , "'--...-~ ..-en " ' �• I The O.:.lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Chic Page Eight Social - Not~s --- -- - - - - - - · - - Janice Cole Ohio Will Lose Marriage Is Half Million In Announced Federal Grants . / Honored Guest At oMts. Hurl Har~n.as and grand ' daughter, Katbr)'n Jane, have re- ~ turned home after a vitut m Nc l sonville, with relativt-s. _:. _ ______ -· :Mr. Guy (Oit' of \V ell ston, Ohio. · furmt-rly uf PomerO\', !S an noun ~· ing th e marrllll:t' of h1s daughter. J•niee Marlent' to J Nr~· M. Hotlg· la nd . son or Mr. and i'otrs. Floyd H0uglanri of Wcllstnn. Tht' cere· mony was pe r formed July ~ in Liberty, I nd i;ma . WE 5EUCT ONLY - THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS SEE THES E LATE MODEL BEAUTIES The bride W()rt' a ptnk flowP.r 11 s pri gged bl<~ck dress wlth pink c.<:· 1 ce~sorie s. The dress wa~ rash toned with a scOop lll'('klinr. s horl ~ leeved trimm ed w1th bnw~ and a .Cull skirt fl\}:win g from a ligh t yoke at the wai;;t Arcent1n~ th t• dress was a pink sash tied in ~ bow at 1hE' back , tht• .~trr amers fl<~wm g. nf':arl? to lho h e mlin e. Mercury 4 dr, Sedan R&H (oyers W-Wall fires ual ChaVl'olet V 8 with R&H clean. ford v a f.trlane 2 lh•rp. Plymouth 4 dr. Bdl•o<l•" A r.al nic. 11ut~oblle. M.rcury Sun Valley, Shower On Friday WASHlNG1'0N UP -Ohio will over a half million dollars mls ~ Mn, Reiger illard entertained wi11lta shower last Friday eveniRg at fi'er home , Lincoln rot~d, hetnoriea Mlss Sue Johnson. Arrange. ment& of flowers decorated tb e bome for tbe occasion. in federal grants fen vocrtlonal rehabilitation tlli11 ynr because the state faaled to appropriate enough matching funds to qual· lfy for lt. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare said today lttal Ohio could have received up to $1.290 000 during the current fiscal year but Instead will rl!-cf.'ive only $7t:J,38? , This lett Ohio in the bottom third of th e Htates as meaaured by the utent they put up in st.a~ money to match federal funds. The fede,.nl aid 18 apportioned on a population-Income formula whiM! &llows M per cent of Ohlo'a rehabilitation program to be paid hv fert.-.ral mr·ney •nd f6 per cent Films were Bhown dur ing the evenins, after .whic~ tbl! honore d gueat was presented a picnic bas· ket fllieq with plates. cups, silver· ware and -other kitchen articles the group. A salad cou•·se was servtd by the hostess from a hble centered With tall lighted tapers in etystal cmndelabra. .Present we.re Mrs. Don Thomas, The tlf'W M r~. Hougl;w d attend. cd Pomt' rov st• hODI~ and si nce 1954 has allendt•d Wcll ~ t on lli~h School. the <rtate. Mr. Bougl and is a graduate of b7 Well ston ~ligh SrhoDI 1n the claSi! of 1952. He sr-l'ved 3 vcars in the HOLZER HOSPITAL Navv and is now assistant mana· Admitted: Mn. Wayne L. Jones, ge-r in th1· Mr-Arthur , 0. offl.ce of Pomerov. Au~~:uat 3: Rella Emo· the City Loan . . IO!ene Cline, pt, Pleasant, A1Jgu11t · 3·, ""v"' ~.'" . ""e C•"mp, pt, Pleasant , The new cou ple i ~ makin~t ·I h ctr • hom~" with !ht- ~roo m 's parenls, Augusl 3: Mn. Rav Martin, Hog· 22I N O hw Aventtc in Well ston ~ett . AugUst 2: .Marv LouiRe Parr, Racine. August 2; Mrs. Avery Rob. unti l their apar(mi'Jl\ tn McArthur erts. Syracuse, August 2; Clara is ready fQr occupancy. Nao.mi Oblinger, Pomeroy, Au-guilt buutiful ur. Pontiac (8) Ster car will "tl11fy Mn1. Jack Seelig. Mrs. Chick Chap· man, Mrs. Jack Cramer, ·Mis ~ Mila Stark, Mrs. Ronald Smith and Miss Robinson . • CMYrolet. R&H nk•. Ford 3 pan. Cpe. Mora To Ch00>11 HP John5on uutboard HP Johnson Outbo.rd N•w complete- lii'M! on new outbt»ard motor wittl Beii -A Matic, METROPOLITAN Auto Soles Mrs. At Traffic Light in Middleport 295 N. 2nd Ave Middleport, O. Open Evf'nin911 Until 9 p. m. Phone 6045-J D~ti s Dt~na or - ... .,. PERSONAL King.~burv Birth: A daughter to Mr. and Jl0ad, Mrs. R 0. Bur.~o n'. Burlingharn r. :md 1Mrs. W. ('. 'Bu r~D n . Shade . wNt> J!lll<'s1s of Mr and Mrs. Joe Beegle, Racf. ine, Thursday. AT THESE GOODWILL USED CAR_VALUES A LOOK WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! BUY FROM BLAETTNARS For A BETIER BUY! 1953 PLYMOUTH Dlx 4 .. dr . $995 Sedan . Exceptional in every Mrs. Wayne L. Jones, Pomeroy, August 3. Wil y . dome In WllhloltoD. JD tbe ~P (left to rljbt) are: B.epre1enla· tlvu Harrr R. Sbeppuct (It-Calif); Hale Boggs (D-La.); Coylll (D-Qhio). -.Knutson (D-MJna,) -- __ an4Wijllam:H.Aytea ___ _ _. .,. .....,.._~ - -· 1955. (lntemotiofi41L 1955 BUICK Special2 dr ... $2,195 Dynaflow drive; One c<~rcful owner 1955 OLDS Super 88 . .. · .. . . $2695 Holiday Cpe. Power sreering-, power brakes,. Bydramatic. Like new condition . 1954 MERCURY Hard Tap cp $1,795 \' lean as a pin inside and out. Overdrive. · 1953 BUICK VB Super 4 dr sd $1,395 Original blue-white two tont~ . Shows good care . 1954 OLDS Super 88 4 dr Sedan PmSBURGH UP _ Federal mediators were expected tu move lnto the three-da\' willionwidc alu· minum strike ttday. Ao authoritative souree said· tbe U. s. Mediation and Conciliation serv ice• will try to get repre:sentaUvea of 28,000 striking United Steelworkers to re:sume bargaintn~ se ~~ lon s ujth the Alunrlnum Company of Amer ica and the Reynolds Me!als- en., pos.sib1y early next w~k . Alcoa-USW ta lks broke down 'early Wednesday, a few hours a1tti 18,000 workers began their midnight strike at 12 Alcoa plants. USW bargai ner& met with Rey· M!ds repre ~ f'nlative~ Wednesday afternoon but according to a company ~ pok ~.~ rnan, "nothing c~me of it " and further talks were called off. Re.}'nolds employs 10,-~ 000 USW memb~rs at nine loeaUctns. Four Delegates Are Named For State Convention FUins . • • •• WEATRU • nttne . omo: hrtly cloudy wtlh lD temperalun l<lday, t.onlght llld Saturda)'. HJah today 78 t.o 85. Low .... Dlght 88 to 84 llortbeut, 84 lltUe <hallie to7200JI#1weorl. !.· '1i VIII ~. ~No. 94 Editorial Bn.stneu Pboae 898 ,OF BIG TRIAL ' " SINGLE COPY Set On Suez Seizure ,., I 2 1.00 To Ohio's .- :~~:~~~~~~t~r::~Ei=~e:: I named at a meeting of the Radne Fire Department Wednesday eve. nlng, atmoaphere. ln other business , the fire com· More than 000 lnduatrlal .pli.nta,' pAny also Yoted to holrl an ice labor groupa, a.nd other orcanfsa· cream social at the Fire Hall on tloaa Jnl:.erelted In aafet:r prolllOtlon~ Wednesday, August 23. aaed the aervicea ol thelibrarr Jaa~ -~~::;:-::-:-:::-::-=:::.:;:.:===;::, $1,923 wek their r year~ Salety ftlms .,. principal odd!tiona to,the Division'• moderg_tools and techniques used In promoting 1atetf education In an era when Ohio Ia expanding rapld1J Jn the in·. thls 'that · o!-lnoney_!rom by,.the June In Every Crowd, A Safety Advisor Guar\nteed tricot 'knit • , • emooth, .art, clotely knit .•• long wearing and wonderfully waahable. Care(ully. tailored reinforced anll amply tut. at poilall or etralu. Needt DO irouill&. ELBERFELDS froiD funeral · Mauck, Geora• i Mr. and Mn. all,d Mrs. Emmett H. A. Resener, Edna Mauck. GaUI~)J. Tbe amount ·-Wbieb eam cooncy ree:elvea in .tb'e initial $1.~ JiiWJon ~istribuUon is :bued oD the rat~o 1Jitt tbe ·value of the abarea 1n end' capital employed by its fir.· ancial institutions beara . to th ~ total value 11f shares .hi and ea'pi~ Mei11•. County lti~g Club To .Meet Tues~y The M:eils County JUdtna: Club tal ~mployed J;>y all financial in· will meet on Tuesday evelllna. August 7, at 8 PM il.t , tbe .Rock stiWtions In 'Oblo. . owner. Make us Mt offel'. 1953 BUICK Specia14 dr sed $1,295 (Golden) GAtE OF H-- BURNS GOP $695.00 Specials UBI. . 1952 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 1951 BUICK Special2 dr. One owner 'eel · officers eolirt ON e?J's to enouch I $39.95 ·- sl38, ·-·\ ' ' 1950 BUICK Special2 dr. 1950 PONTIAC 2 dr Sedan 1950 FORD VB 4 dr Sedan I ·- . .I:.,.. .· .. ' _.... _.... L""""""" oiJllat lllat ....,.., A 'it ,3'' •· ;~..-a lllal ci tU _..,. pdcol II... platl· I - - aiiCI md;ht - " - btn.• -.. '011: " ~cleD.t ........ enter A · t;ltlo pwtralt u wu UD01IDCecL --- - · ' HCUon '"t1Lree 1 .... . ............ all pJodoo - BAKER 'FURNITU'RE · of the ~eila County Fair. ' ..ete.,e.-· ,; . 1 amounting -to 5984,355. · '. S,ICII\L ltiHRA"SAL ertpp~ .~~ne iervfee tn 24 eounA" spM!al rehe~raal ·of. Ute Bg: tlei OtEUt.ern and Southern Obio Be"Dd Variet.Y Show bas ..,.been Mt Co!:lk-'. :as., botii o( West Ports- < son,!i, Ralph;;·"'"b.ilot, Of1 .Mt. · . RJtbe.r t Mason . Pt. Plea•an.t, ,and Rieblrd Jleney al bome; three dauthten, Mra. Velma Jeall Clark; Letart; Gamet Ag· ne1 Shirl~ at home, and Aurilla EliJabetb Shirley at home, In addition be lR survived by one 1i111er, Mr1. lobn Boston of ~: · liDd two brothers. R. · ~ Sblrlty of Letart, and o. E. Shir· 1ey Of Pt. Ph!a••at. A military fdn~-ral will be heiJ and all members of the Mason C~nt: 'DAV cba.pter !'Ire 11sked to Ue pusent at the funeral bom1 M 1 A·tlt. qn Sundar. .P'fi,n,da m•y ~n at lf.41Dee . N IIDY ti~. ,.. ,...----, LICENCIS 33, West 14... trom . · hfi.,- ~;~;NII:. old. waltout bls 1~:~.:~~..:;,~.-..d - SOUI't!et lD Ohio Jinte lMJ. At an average eost Qf •l.OOQ,pQO per mile, Ohio'a •hate o1 te~a1 ta.tes would pay for .the construction flf more than., 4:,2<Jo , mllea .of &uperhighways in the State. , In comparing Metes Cou""'!l' burden of $!,478,000 In FedUal taxes the Ohio Chamber'1i ·alaUa· i>oll+SJtPUTH (i. (UP\ - E. tics showed the cost per ·ca.,na L PaiUipS, f~eraJ me.dlaior In in the County will he · lppi'Oxima~e· till QJlq' Ct~nselllljlttd Telephone ly $231.115. . . Co~ 11Q'I'!Ifl, "'t()(l'ay called a three The statistics also disclosed tbat d.iir. 'lo eOatruet nea:otiatlons Meigs County's burden IR appfoxi. mately five aod fi ve-nlnftiB Urnes · ' sides to the total school exper:ulitq're1 for come up current op@fatiohl, i'ntere.!t ,lnd wblch debt retirement In the ~~.n~ ~1r­ .Tilt!Sday ·way for a atittle- I Ina: the 1954-1955 scb.Ool yn~ Ia multh:lPtt court. ._.ft ... - · · ...... - - -· ol . quar'lJn liter alfktavita were filed ,...._ '-' UP-' mouth ,urreodered at pOu('e head ' ·--Dul'ooi».Julor~ 1110. A·:....,. Old ......... IIi it-traa•..._. tbe datfl ol 'the mee;ting· beeluae L. --- ....~ 11M Wo tlltJI>illlllnorlo ol ~ muOwf IOSI • hflft and GOP otnclala bluabed to ~" ~bell Mayor ~· Chriltopbu: ot Ban l'randaeo tbJI front oover to, tbf omclal P""II"UD dul.ped r~ Na- Ebtlnlllac'h, 71, Who· died at , the ·lltll'i ,..ef.DW-'Ue, Lwo e.niP,~O}'ft on~ (oi' -the d.tnctng ~horuiMfS anci an:r ~m~ :'ri:N! •rteJtta here Fri·tao.loillt. wi~hing ~~~lal _rebel.raal dly nll,bt -for allegedly abusing on Tuetday evenir•K at 8 PM at two 60mtanr auptrvlaora. ' tbe- Pomeroy HlBh School AudJ. :Le;rU Qre 11ory 32, and Ruqell torium. A regular. rehearsal of .. . . . ~ c:uw br ltanlwtsM flnlehed In lil.,r. I I ' ,. 1' .LARGE DOUBLE DRESSER AND BOOKCASE BED it1 Pltdinum M•llogt111y $295.00 Specials on 3-D~,y,- ~~Is Called in Phone ' ·Negotiations REGULAR $59.50 NOW $395.00 Specials . Funeral •ervleeis will·be 'heid Moadity .artentooo '1\-' 2· o"tleid; at the Ewi.DJ ChaPe' !n ·P-.eroy for Corps. NIGHT MATTRESSE$ 1951 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sedans 1951 FORD 2 drs & 4 drs (2) 1951 Pontiacs 2 dr 6 4 drs (2) (3) Bertha Ebersbacla . F~JDeral . Serviees Scheduled Monday the SAVE NOW! SEALY ENCHANTED $595.00 Specials ~oday - nearly 'w!"'m"~ ·~~coUeetions ID Ohio the 'law in 1936 In was alao Ohio's share is times revenue of $1,019,7:59.401 ;-;~ie~i;d by the State from all souree, ia fiscal liJM-M. · By other standards ot comparl· sDn Ohio's share repreaell_ll: More than t.llree tim~ .the total debt of st,29a.513,t2t of locai cOv• ernments - countiea, towulltipl, municipalities and schoOl dlatrlets -in Ohio at the end of 19M. Three and .88 (3.86) times the, cash receipts of $1,091,340,000 de· rived from the sale of agticuttbral producll! frnll! ali Ohi-o !arms in 19M, ' :More than Hve tiMI!:s U.e totJf amount of bond iasue& oJ fn2.120. 221 for counties, towndlpi, ' tnun·f~ cipalitiea and schools, i~Pr,ov<'~1~v t>hio voten durin& the .Year~~ ' li:IOl through 19M. . ' · · · . ·' · Exceeds the total e:teiae· . of $4:,030,607.586 colleCteii Sprl.ng! Graage JlaQ; Memben are ~ - to note ·the ebange · DECISION AW,llTIO · PAIUIIS tional oouven~ !D. lUll ctty next month. •na. or ~·· 10ulpt.un, "The Gattt ot Hell." lh&doWI," . . tmbappy·lOUIDt b1o Stephenson .. Is Guest Pastor run·proor I •h..d.;nl:l • I . e . .._. I \ ' ' for Four delegates, Je'rrv ~ll , Billy Joe Spencer, Carroll Tepford and Virgil Walker to attend th e Stale Firemen's Convention m Cleveland thls weekend, were When an industry breaks Safety eodea, which promote aafe d..trioJ ftetd. rrOund for a new factoey there .1 working prnctlcea In each industry, are alway1 the "aldewalk super· Informatlon about nfaty !'lima are eat.abUahcd under Conunlsa1on and how to obtain them can be aeintendenta" wbo keep doae eheck aupcrvlaion. SafetJ aurvcya recom· on the proceedinga. cured by writing the Division of mend protective devices for machin- Safety and Hygiene. Oh,io lndustria1 But did you know that among ery, 1nfety equipment for workere thcae interested people at cveey Commlselon, Columbua. Ohio. and h;vglenle improvementa auch as major excavation projact Ia a dust or palnt-epra;v removal, safety a.d'·iBOr from the Ohio In· The CommJaslon baa exclusive 'dustrJo.l Commlaslon'a Division jurisdiction over Injury claims in· of Safety and HYSiene f vnlvlng permanent 01' part..~! disa· On construction joba of · alze, Lility, facial disfigurement, lump constant •pot checka are madl! by 11urn settlement. and vlolati011 ot aafety speeia!ista who make sut·c s~i flc safety nqul.rements. the project met:tl rigid safct)' I It works e1oael)' with the Bureau atanda.rds. I of Workmen'• Compensation, under I Administrator Joseph J. Scanlon. Cincinnati. The Bureau and Com· I misalon proee111 alllo11t-tlme c1aiml I 1ubmitted bJ Ohio workers each }'ear. CHECKS FUIIEB: Du•t nnd '•••-' Combined effort• of Ohio's in- are a major e&llltl of lndt~.~trial dullt rla l safety worker1, lneludinr Iurie•, aceordlar to the 1 alllety department• ql eompanlea. Hnlene JllvlaioD of the have resulted In a stead)' decline In duatrlal COmmjBJlon. Thll industrial accident frequency rate1o •how• a aaftt7 ad•l•or Despite the fact that maximum fume. Ill an Ohio f•ctorr. Durtna. weekly benefits were recentl;r raised 19155 more than 1,000 testa • j from $82.20 to U0.25, the pl'emluml comple&ed h7 the Dlvl•lon'a in._ paid by Ohio employen were .,. trial bntenl•ta. cent!)' reduced 7.7%. One careful lt'H:a·t owner. Dy11aflow drive. • ' Appl'OXimdte ly 4:5 were _present for the far.:well party and ~t. luck supper held Tue.sday eventnl at tile Syracuse Tlli!dtlde park, boo 1 norlng the ' Jtev . ta nd Mrs. Larri· more who ha\'e been nt the Syra cuse Nazarene Cburch "-for tbe• past tour ye.ra. A prograr9 f11owed the supp er ' with choruses presented by the young pe-ople. An original _poem by Mrs. C. L. Arnold as a tribut e to the .Larrimore's faithful ser· " vice was read by Morrl• Wolle and a poem irl memory of the late . C. L , Arnold founder of the SY'fa.... cuse NazarPne! Church was read by Mr.s. Maxine Arnold. Rev. Law.· renee F iek a former pas tor offer~;~d prayer. Rev. and Mrs. Larrimore were presented a gift of luggage- fi'o'm the members of the chll{ch who1 also wished them much succes$ Jn , lhcir ni!W pastm·cate ' Power stet.•rlng, pow er hrakPs . One careful loca l 1950 FORD 2 dr. Sedans 1949 BUICK RM 4 dr. Sedan 1950. HUDSON 2 dr. Sedan. • Larimores Honored Plan To Enter At Party, Supper Aluminum Strike On Tuesday ~ve . · Shannzonfe undies of run-proof tricot kflil •I' ~cdan . .. ID OUibunt of sln&inl in •i&ht of the Cap\tol I Bfth Coqreu - Industrial Commission ol Ohio Protects Millions of Workers Almost everyone wbo worka hi Ohio ill protected bf one or more 1ervlcu of the lnduatrlal C.omm~ alon of Ohio. The Commi&Rloa., comp,led of three men, Is appotilted 1>1 tbe GoV• emor. Present mombei'a are Rich· a.rd W. Morse, Akron (chalnnan)~ 1. Mafll&l'd Diekerson, Youngatown (vice chairman) and W. T. Blake. Eaat Liverpool, member. · Prime functioD of the Comrn.lssiota Ia to prevent ii.dustrlal aecldentl and promote healthy worklllg con· ditiona ln the atate'a 114,000 eompanlee. Ita Division Of Safety and Hygiene is headed by James H . Fluker. Tbe div ision employs 46 Jafety adviaora who mode over 16,000 lnduatrlul safety alll'\leya in LOO Friday, August 3, 19~6 • 'litiS CONGIIIIIOHAL QUAlm celebrate. the adjournment of the 2. Dai s, ·Mrs Rowland ----------·-----------·---U. S. Mediators SING AS 84TH CONGRESS ADJOURNS, Miss Sue J.ohnson . . • the-_ entJre ('Bst will be- b.e"ld on Thunday evening ,tE FLEW 1,900 MILES AN IN IT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 3, 1956 misnor newsome petty