http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2d64aee2e2edc54bc0994f22c7ffd416.pdf 306d860c0fa69fefc3784e4cdf83bf9f PDF Text Text • 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 �. • ,, _ro On International Trcvel And How To Enjoy Yourself R ~YNOlO u~ ln~ iJ? lt 1J 'lt~l'"'"· St. l' •m,.1,•1 II 39H, cd1t :m.t1 oft1 ,. i dtn~ .. ::J'\7 Stlltllid .Eatert.d DS SP.l'Mld cJu~ ~ m:~•l .'\of m:~lh•l' at PtJm t: ro)' OhiO ' 'k {HI,, Y.:t!l .. y I""''.\ vfl,. ,. Lh• Nstl onal nd~·•'rt•slng r,pn•s('ILI •tl\'1' R(1\li ll< 111 Ku.Jk• ll, Inc Lt'XI Iil:il!ll o\H·, Now y,q 1.: lil )', lu. 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'<~1!11 ( lo)lj\1 11! ' I 11 null <t'(< ll ll llll ~< ol ,, f1• ,, , • mm 11t11 < apl1111 M I\ I \V i lli~'! !i)Jll()ll l l ! lll'd 1\',1\! 1 1 'fl llll {'.il hull l IJ ' It 'I ~ .l l h 1 I 1• 1 Fur rl ,mt! 11 Jt•wJsh 1 dot, I• \1 1' AMERICAN CANCER / e SOCIETY ,. I Special t o CcJI/Na f'11 s ~ A ss<J clalwn 1 ASltiNGTON - Will Amcl a' llll IJ011 l!Ct1 Ills lory repeat Jl8elt irt- Novembe r tor the llr sl tune In 40 yo•,u·.,? Not tn Cour rde<>Jii.Jes 11 o..s o. p atty cl<'clt>d 11 I'H·~t.Jl· nt uni.l f a iled to win slmut. tan eo11l:1 cuntrol or t he nv'"''' ,,n,i ::;,·n.l h' 1 Y ~l politico! onnl y~ts ~ •1 111 . 1P l>i ' l'vo•l Plmncc that this m o.y hil}lptl\ Ull& year. Evo:1y J>v ll ,,nd llt\•Y JntltL ,llL .> th o,: l o.:-alcc tlon W Ot f'H· ~ t\lcnt I l < HIIU\\\1 1, Lilt llo•sjH i e lht!:l th<.l Od t l ~ IIPI" 11 1\l ( 1\• Jd tlln •!f u Dt•motlll\ 1>.: <l I • >··~ St> n<~ to II:! I C• "I' Th (l ll ~t t Ill•' "ll l.h n ~ 111lt occ un ed in pa1ty follun e,; was on 111\G, \\IILn f'<t Hi de nt V.'oodto~'l l\IU ~ nn won 1~·( !1' tllln, ln1t tile flepnbllcan:l g11 t~ n t •ecl ZH, ~ PI<ll l ll \ ht' ll ou~e to 210 fo1 th e Demo .. rtul ~ J.'u lltlll tl •l_l ft.> l till DNnucril l s, n ine In• d l.'ptnd(lnls \H l<' 111"1 c•l tde~.t l hllt yea 1 and t'MOli,J'; II u! lh•'lll \Oic• tl 1\tlh t he Dcmouuta lu en· D.b J(l \1\tn\ 1<1 Oil, H\l~c l/lt' llo li!;C Otlly on• ,. ~~!IlL' the J'I ~Mn t polltkal porty PrU1dtr'll Haytt allon ocClH'rtd In 187\l ln lhfit year, Pl C.!I Iolent Rullu,fr,,,t U lla ;e~. 11 R ••rubllcnn, found hlnuelf canfmntcJ WJ \h a H v.t~~.· 11 1\Lc h con ~ •jti'J ol !50 Oemo<:n.ls anti only 137 R tp ubll caM However, th !s 1\IU an UI\ \ISH tl \cnr, f1H Hal'i:'s' Drmocra.tlo op• ponent, Samue l T1 lde n I Cl<'ll•tl 11 f.:••·iln pufll llal vote than tht.l Vlctollous cond1datr, bu t loal l,!Lilun a. U1~putnl J.:-.5 to 18i electoral ! • • NO PRESIDENT <' X(' ept \\'• lson ('\'l'r rcce l\'t'd a • I ! • majority ot tho popular vote, but failed to cony \uth 111 m a mnJo uly of lhe House Yet Democ1ats are ranfu.Jo:-n t t11 a t 1t w111 happ..- n aga m thla year o.nd Republl cana. ndn11! pr• vali'IY t hC'y ure fiJ;Iit•ng" a n \IPhlll battle. Thoae who bt'llew tl1c• llou •o 1••11 t•m n1n D ~moc1 atlc point out that desplta Presld!!nt gl s~·nhl.lllt'l ~ 1.mdsl1•le \' ldory It\ J9S2 hu \\'U able to aMJure hi~ palt)' onty 11 , lun w r~.tg1 n of 1even vott's. Landshde vlctollet 1n the past ha ve b•v•1g1Jt Jandsllde mnJorltlel In tht House. The answllr, o! ('O \u se, Is thut mRny Demoo.:raUj vo ted tor Mr. Etaenhower, b11t vot ed abo fo1 D('mo~rn Uc House OIU1didntrs. Republican• ho pe that tho.! P resJdenl s j)tlpulnrlty witt\ tlie 1tlll dominant Democ ratic f' lec tmate Is ns ijftong ns it waa in 19i13, or ltr'On(t'r lt 10, tt. en t11o House may go R('publlcan. • I • • TJfl: $ENATF., v. hl th 1s ru:>l os ciQs<:! to tho pcoplo o.s the Houso Conly one•thlrd of 11 ~ ~.t ts n1e filled every two yenra compared to all HoU¥ leah I showa two &ln\llnl c:..l'lr>;~pl<'s ot split party control. A1tl\GUJ'b not .o.s s•snllkonl u lhol'e v/mch occmred In the Houte, are wortlty o! note In 1!(80, \\hen J&.m<'s Gar fteld,-& Republl~ =~~w~~aa ~lected Pr(lBidNlt, tht:! Senntc found itse lf with 37 ftepub• and 17 Demacr ats, plus two members of other Clt'fllan• unutuaf sltuatton o~currtd tour years Grover Cleveland found himself with a. Won HtvM, w:::~ majority In \ ht House, but wa1 faced. Not St11a1• -~ ill ftnn control or the opposite party. that yea.r In the Senate was U Repul;il~cans and only 3* :,ilimoclrali yenr ls rrga rded aa very clou. Whtq •t cont1nne<1 48 Republi<:IJI.to n Demo• Wayne Morse of 0•-egon, lt'ovt the ~en• 1 but Ule do,Pe.:tttrl la.Y' R COW4 ' I 1]1 ,111 <1' !'I(((.'SS ba g .~;:agt' If {our ()} f1vt• t1,11 s 111 SrwJ n or ltMl v you e an hn v ,, IJft ~ IHt I• ube ,1wl ·•\most p.l\ fm \ {Jill i!Jp With the ~nJmg~ ',\II< II\! I \V II'! (' U guy or doll I n S JJ o~ln I•Sptua ll} Barrt•lona !' Sill! 1Ji,•t'l1 hook yo u far $275 rn VI ll hUVI' :tS Jlllll h ,IS • to gel n ~hr·ug and 11 so surry.pleast Far&et that bloody nonsen~ a bout can-1 drrnk lhe..water!and·ell the vegetablea Y()u'll h&ve somf tum my trouble whether you do or yuu don't due to change o( J:lubtt, dtet and cl1mate A rocktall or a little wmc'll kill nny bugl.¥,00'11, encounter ~ \\ ktl Oo .. Person Cll.n 'no T h•s 1s lhf' Lrfe Man to MM · l!ndu ~t t·~ on Parade 12 00 l2 30 230 TV O hupel Yuulh Wants to Know 300 Fronllf'IS or F ailb 3 30 6 1"' News 1"1cture 5 45 News P· c.tUNl 6 30 DGWD You Go 6 00 Topp~.'r 7 00 Ju lius Laltosa 6 30 Frontier 8 00 People Arc .. Funny 7 00 FestJval of Stars B 00 9 00 Encore T~a tre 9 00 tM:m Agamst C'rime Adventu.r(' ~.theatre If 30 :m TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ThiS is to l!otily all concerned my Nnt and store bill is paid B R R · in fu II. S1gned etty oss, a'bt • • 3t c l ne, O 0. .,..... P 1 THERE WILL be--;;-born;;;;ing I at the Ml. Ohvet Church Sundo~y, I Aueuat :1. Rev. Ernest W(laver of Mason, W. Va, w1ll be .the afternoOn speaker. Everyone welcomer" B-l -3tc National Bowling Ch.amp~ ToY/n Saturday N1eht Jamboree IU 00 Bt!l" 10 30 Ellery Queen 10 30 Cou nt of Monte CrietD I 1 00 News lJ 00 News & Sports &: Sporta Notices 1'1'levJsJon Pltt.)"house .o 00 ao - S1gn ' 8 ::tO CaptaKJ Kangaroo 3 30 Tales Q[ Texas Rangers 11 00 B1g Top 600 Last·e 12 00 Lone 700 Ed .Sulr tvnn Show 12 30 Ll'J. fJ:~ Rtmger Baseball Preview Baseball Gam e Bob Wagner Sport.!! Bt-at 1he Olotk 8 DO Two for I he Mone-y Ru ss Mor g:~n 9 00 Gun SmCikt:o 10 00 H1 gh Fmance N of Nf'w Yolk, which began some months ago when It was noticed that Increasing numb-:rs of them a1e charging for hrend artt.l b1ttte•·. yetIt's one ot the reasons 1 Mldom visit lovtly ollf Dlnly Moore's any more- lias been broadened. H now includrB those eBOterlc choph01Ut68 tha t g"lvo you no 'lllol.nus hut simply have a watter regard you gra~ely and ask you how you will llke your atoak I don't wont to liat fJ to ltLIIe 11teak. tnuch "", I love It; I want to be able to ~ay "Gtve mo tome shredded wheat, medlmn rare" The newest entrant In thill fteld 11 ' the Hotel Rooeevelt'l! Rib room, wh\cb Ia scheduled to open '.Jan Carnell In September as a "unique specialty restaurant.." Whet this meane, btiefty, Is that the only entroe J:rrr rl!r d {M to be served at dinner will be roast beftJ' "';'1\t finest roast beef In the world," the manqement ' a -'Piasl1 , repo1 t!l, perhap.tt a trlfte prematurely, Well, It ~n.n be another Chambord, but If I can't have, In t:omedlan Buddy Hack!l'tt'& phraac, my choke of •·two from column A and one from column B," I won't be happy. # -- • • • • * to ahpw a blrttltnark exactly ma.tehlnl' the other da.y wtth m c. Dennie Jame. ten11e, harus.:td ~(•;·~~~~~:~ ~ • An·t ue Onkley l ERS. 1 IIIII Street. Pomeroy, '"1 ~ s11'n orr 2·28 Sig~~ On 2 30 Back ot the Ranch 3 30 Film 3 45 Fdtn Funnies 4·30 Kit Carson 10 25 Wra therman 5 00 Sagebrush & Saddt.- 10 3R Darehn<' 6 00 11 00 N£>ws News 6 1 Film 6 30 ~ . 'l'ffll'\ 'kW "1'1'-'l'KLR 1, 14 ' ...MILRAIIIHI8. ·'' \ '&~.!..::: 7 00 Grande Ole Opry 8.0CJ Lawrence Welk 9 ~ Masquflradl' P~rty 9 30 I live Wrestling 10' 15 Tr1-State 'Jibeatre 12 00 11mmtck I! to put t~e hot llem under 7our un'TnlmtloDables. Cus· toms offl(:ials are a:eneraily acn tlemen , and shy, to boot. lf ,.ou·re golng to bf' in a place more than 1 day or sa, Up m au vance. The head porter Is 1u rpportant, betause he ruo ~ • "'' l1£e Oil cars, reaervahons, ticket and auth. But a couple or bUl'ks to the barkeep, the head belhnan. the valet, the maid and the head· wait~r costa little, ud rea-ps mu~n nrviclo. Even if the senice is inemded In the b1ll, at 15 percent, a 7 percent ltp won't mu.ke anybod• hate you. \ l1on't holler to malte yourself more graphic In a tongue ,1011 can't speak anyhow. Say "ph!tiiSe" and "thank you" and smile prett~ lbd you'd be surJ)rlaed how far rou ~an aet with no foreian Jani- uqe Oza('k Jubilee F.ul'op e FOR SALE-1951 Wlllys J81J, I metal rOp, rood cond'hion, flheap. 8+3lp t9r ForSGie - - time. weUsb) W eaus. 8-4 8tc IJJJJiciiESTER ••d CHnt\/AIWA. "*jpleo ,.., sale (). W. Clark I 33 .a,e'r I, R,. Phone 828-M fn'f i'T,1CO Sallsbuey School. &+atp BLocK machine wUfl I , ll&Uell, $2&. Eber GlUil,on, Cbe,ter, Ohht. 11 05 The Late Show 8-3-ltp PEACHES-Hale a.ven and Gol<len JU'bill!e. New Haven Oittl.&f4, Ne.w Raven, w. Va. Phoo~ 'i'tl- Srgn Off Prayf>r PLAYFUL WINDS MlJJ l.JNVlll.E. Kan -(UP) ....:._ 24688. HI -tl PJA'NO bARGAIN- Beaullful St\lil· et piano, used only few montJhs, _,_ 'l'hf' oflf' n wild wmd ~ of Kansa11 ('ancelled the• r t>ffect m tw(l oa~. ~"~ at th(' lwmf' or tht• R C Kaltenbach~ A Mond11v mght wmd~torm hent their 'IV !i'ntenna Th e frma:e of a tomado two nig hts later stra rglltencd the pole u.~:: am ~ 1ave over $200 Respo~ible petsoo.. ,an make ss~alJ d,~oait and take over low paynl.lnfs Credit Dept., 1M3 4th Ave, Huntlnjton. B-1-3tc FOR ~ ~uod 4Sed Fnijadalre 1 refrla:eraic>r. 136ri 2nd, ~hdll Phone 0077-J. 3-3tc oN&HORSt!: McCormick .MOWING MACHINE, .l'lmo.t new. Fr.nk 1 Eml'lch, Pqrmeroy. 7-3G-3tp 1 CONCRE\1) SEPI'IC ,TANKS, $k5. Price lnc~udfs delivt!ry an~ se<t in excavation. Vadtsh Plumb1nt, Photo 46-M, Pomeroy. ?·27-tf BATH '1>11r oUTFiTs. 21 or over. Parker's Restaurant . ,.. 7-31 - f}tp ODl)'. #12S.7S Vadish etc p to REnf I ' ""•·.....-- c.. e. heDnd It, , ..... ,. lf;.;;;:;;=;;;:p~.,.~ot=ey~,=Oh~t·~:::;:;::;;;:: 115 r ot I G. E. REUTER ' Ptibll• A•eoulmii ln'flte Bookkeeping ~:::•t;;~A~u~dlls, Tar Problems, Publlt. BO~B ~:~:~;1•;;~;~·~~ of &he d P.tanallon Federal ,Civil Admlnb1raUo6 ~peti:J.I •..t-'!!1 RYDROCEN' 'bunt showa In lhe fo11r sequellCe photos abo\•t was tbe Cherokel!' sbol of Operatian Redwlng or thi11 year. These pictures were Wl1en from a. plane at 12,000 f~t about i t In Olft•e Plu;ne 28g.M Pomeroy Nat. Bank IDdr. dah from •he bla.lit fur Ul!l delerure pl:ulDinl', 101 1!. s..ond SL Pomeroy, Oblo . ' RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY Fir~. Automolitlet He.ilth' ACCIIDIHT U#e. C11ualtr and IoNia Reo'l Estcte Brok•i' MAN WANTED To take over local franehise for dillhtibutlon of fast se111ng novelty line to all etore,. At:- In MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO 11:16-M PHONII .atl ror counts established rWJ bY manufacturer~ Can be developed into (till tlmf!i.Bj).t!line!lfjj' desired. Sales n~flence not required ltust have- serViceabl,. car, ~eferen~s a'#d S2.· 100.00 caih 'to taie o.Jlr ln~ ventory. it Yo1Lean &tart at on~e .and meet the above requlr~n\ents, wrlu; and include phone for local jntervi~w 'W\!l't lactfi'!'V rPorMenta- number tJ:\'6. V/RlTEt MANlT'Ii'ACTURFR, 3815 Tvt'OJle Blvd , St. Petersburg, Florida. (:?0 9f t,sut~~~e ens, Sunday at 9 p m Sclect1ons IF SOCIETY You hove aomethlng To St11, Tro~e o, .(unounce, Let A· DallY S41nt!nel Display Aif or Want Ad be Youl' R•pr'e"ntatlve, -They Get RnuiJi ... "-;:5:;;;=::;;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::;:;;:;;;::;~~ .;, Quollty, Service and Merchandise l.jlo, 'MillII. Fst~e ..... To mHt the clnlrH Df ewr-, f1mlly • , , It 1 cod tht fltntly -==--:-:--; atrii!J.-- - Iafl~ for sal!. story. L~OO Knot. Rc.rad, Prke $1200 'f·2li·12tp Trevy·Finatewold Funeral Hcime E+ OHIO VALLEY n...... 112 l Wbnfed mll~ ._.. ........_ $400 MONTH~ 'f SPARE TIME Ref1llmg and oollectin~ money from out fzve cent H1gh G!'ade Nut machines in this arel!. No Sel1lnl!' Tn quality for W<>l'k you must have ear, references, S640 ~ash Se(Uted bv mventorv. Devottnp- 6 haura a W1!elt: to busine!IS, yu·o~r end on r.rCental{e collectiOns wtll net up 9 $400 monthly wKh v•rY good po~slblhtie9 \aktng ove~ lull time. Income lncfeaslna 8C[ cordingly For Interview, Include phone in o~nhcation. Write Eas~ Pl'n Didribtllhul: Co., 11 N. JUniper St, Phila 7, Pa. 8.3 ~ 1UP: HOUSE and e Four TOOmS. J 'At on Porttlnnd-Bild m Lebanon Twp. El"llest Cont:o. 11 c.. •• ..................... COlLiNS 121 ) RM-1 about from the blaat, a par1y ot Federal ClvU DetenH Admin· blu.(lon ob.e.-ven .-eriuove ibeh claJ'Ir. ••cries. ney, a.nd ..ben Illl:e them, must p..., UeatiJ waU for tbe aelva1111ts. But the7 know that when the scientists have toted up the score, It will fall to Ulem to refine exus!lng techniques of population evatuation and llhelterperhaps d evise new ont's - to allnue liUrv1val of the sreatest number .pl persona 1f lome day aq .(ul_lerlean 11]cy Uiht1 up like a ~llfldred liWJ.S, _ _, _ a.. mo1. ward ond mete witt\' 6i\ PI'· ion tank. vef,. JOod: caitdltiQn. 102 Ebenezer St., phone 282-J McJUnle:y, room frame w1th reception rttOm llvmg room, dining room, kitchWANTED EXPERIENCED en downstairs; 4 bedrooms with KITCHEN HELP. FAMILIAR large , ample closets, and bath WITH FU.IJNG ORDERS ·MUST Qpstal{s. Beautiful oak Wood· APPLY IN PERSON ONLY wgrk throushout FuU ba8'ernent MARTIN RESTAURANT, MlD· Large vernnda House nicely DLEPORT. 8-2·3tc s1tuated Wt:"ll back from blacktop highway with beauhtul lawn and driveway to double garage Ownership and sole use of gaa well eoes with th1s- property at $12,500 OQ, ... CAR REPAIR. N(•Jg}er OOld Cleek CU~K~&l REA~TY Garagt-, Racine. 7-28-8tc 801 229 PhOile 10S.Y 8-4-3tc HOMEBUILDERS. 0&11 Guy Nelgler, R<artne, OhJIOo 7·28-Gtc Phone 215 FOR SALE-I'ear' '<l•b!! Real tate, Rptli.nd ToWMhtp. 31 1j:;:;;;;::;:;s;;.;;~'§';;;:~:;;; Pl'umbinJ, Phon• 46-M. Pmnt acrM \and. hoti~te, bam nd o11t 11 1'01· 7-'Hl bulldi. .a S.. Ge<>rge A. M<>l~· W,E BUY'&Ii'iir/ 8-\-tf uP\iicJri PIANO, just cleaned ibart, Admlnif:ltrator. l'ml10TDIW. I B and re-tuned. Cherry ~lnt&h SU8tJ'RBAN HOME-5 room Contact Rutflind Furniture. "" houoe, with Bath, oil Young•· 11-2·3-att JUNK CO. town kltcben, ~>ar<twood ~ <ll,t mile• from Pomf. 8CB.AP JllOlf ~ IQIT,ht . OUTBOARD MOTOR, Mark 20t rof Limited time • • • THE ..YBOTECifNICS die BWBJ, there bea:lns the ttal work ot c:hecklnli: Jnstrument1, analyz. UJ.r data, com.,arinl Cherokee witrl tonner tests Sclenti11ts in concrete bunkeu only 20 mllea from GrolVJ.d Zero quick!! beJln to read their instl'Ulltrnts Pl.anea, ships anl:l ro-cket's check tb.e tntenslty of rad1oact•ve hiland. other effects ot the blast. Aba.&rd a lhlp, *~i.e USB Mt. SOMEONE to work eveniPI abtft, __ .. CANNING TOMATOf:S BriDI your uwn containers, pick four Own. $1.00 Bu. Evening I' Virgil Walker, Letart Falls R·2-3tp And remind yourself datlv th,t vnu 're ~~1' m your homt> -town are a temP,orary cu~at of peo· o;[ hablfl and customs H ( 19) ·Business Opportunities It 59 S1gn On tO 15 Spor·l<> PDrade 1..,) 2-23-tf nrrh ... 1• 12 00 Filth for Today Langsville. Ohut. 8-3.fl~p ( o t.o....l - -' _ _ ~tD 0"!._ ~ WANT MIDDLE·..,OED lady for ] light hom.ework an exehange for good home. Frank Emrleh, Pomeroy, ' Oh10 84-3tp & TELE~SION SERVICE Phone 201(t. Cl~laqd AApliance Sture. 118 W, Molb Sl, PomOl'O)' 19&4 FORD Customltne 2-door sedan, sparkhng dark blue w1th wh1te top, $119!i. Blucttnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-3~tc H-hotnb Tests to CD vrtrHtTA Kans (UP) - A ..,.. ,. lq n'!' fMtb 11l l •Pa'lnrt J.,t, , .. ~ ... H"rOPt un!lf!arred, but the hJeh· ~~hMl ~ lhlf>te f(lunil tr&rk too toufl!h. RunfiiM hurdles. hP h•t 11 l•'lr A!'lrl miu~rl hi " Arm nnrt rtnh lpa 1 <> 1<>.. h .." ... ' " ""'"'.,.. e!'r~ Ql'fla cked into a metal rake. J.• · '"' .. "" a lareratett ft'lrPhf"ll<l anrt r l.,.ht ~'""' anrt qthPr ~ ..... '!l~~~~" " RADIO WKTN-TV Channel13 SATURDAY - TRACK HAZARI'\t:; Ton M. Cowdery. Long Bottom, Ohio 'I h e ll. !' SUNDAY 1 7~11--tl 1.. no I INTERNATIONAL sta ke truck good condition Sell or trade Terms. B. M. Cooper, basements, landscapmg, $64,000 Challonge r~ 1951 BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds, Wbat'a My Une Sunday News Spe-dal The La1e Show 1'he Late ShGW The Late Late Show S1gn Un Prayer Oral Roberts The Pastor Tl 1!\'o.~ "" 'I !>\l1~v l{nl 16 For Sole or T rode LERS. PootfltO:t. Alfred Hitctieoek 00 • Op-eration Redwln I watchmaker. 19ijl FORD V-8 Tudor Phbne 169-M. GF. 'rheatre ll The Datly Sentinel Pomeroy·Middlep<>rt (0 ), Au!( 4, 1951-S Birt~d1y 11fts- 'lfere pr~toenkd l FJVE-HboM rurmshed apltt't ment; 1 two-room tumlsbed a to Mra J...ee Pratt and Mr• Edp1 Club met partmre'DI:, 1 three-room furnum Pratt when. 1the gin Thundn evenJnr at the homt of ed apartment Ali utlll11e8 paid Mrs Willard ltbertbach, Union lnqu1re at the HomE' Restaurant , Middleport 7·30--&.1." Avenue. Mrs C J . !betsbach pre11ldent , prestdt<{ pvt J~ b~neSI seft. bedroom furrushed apartment slon ~·t~r W lcJi' ga'nles weri' on Mulberry Ave Phone 6094X played with P!i4es a~arded to 7·27..6tc Mrs HlrJ>ld E&enbl~b.. Mh. Ll'e Pratt and Mrs. W1ud Windon Tbe ~·or ren t - Electric wallpaper tt•rel1(VI: prlrft 1 donated by Mrs steamer Clinton Fisher, Mid ~'rfti;ffl 8\acHufn wu aWirded die port. Ph. a2e~x. lt ·t-tf to Mrs Le4l Pratt Refres hm ~ nta of a decorated ren~ ~ birthday cake, Bavarian cream, BtafCold Boudl, ~ ClotlaL mlnta and coffee were- served by CUnton Flllutr* )liddioport . the hoste~ to those named above Pbone ft26S..X. 11·1-d and Mrs. Emma Leifheit, Mrs. Theodore Lehew, Mrs. Charles 2 flye room aparh•ents: 2 four- Buck Mrs Rlchard 1,{aupthan •nd room *P•rtment•. RU with laun- R"uests Judy and Suzanne Vaughan dries aud pr~~JEu 4 N. Beqel, l>ebrn Laney and Cheryl Ebers: Pom(>roy, ~lo. 8-14-tf bach QUICK SERVl(lll: 011 Wotck pairing ~ hJ Factorr Auto Soles . •I) Oblo, , 12 00 12 30 LOO I 15 What's Your Trouble I 30 'l 'hea-h·e 13 3 01) ('arnvargn Roundup 3 30 College Pr<'.AA Conrefence 400 Gomg Places 500 F.JmtJ•is PlavhCiu s,. 5 30 Man Beluud '!'he Badge 6 IJO You A ~kt'1! l"or It fl:IO l'ilm Jo'cshval {)() 'l'"'d Mack A.in:; reur Hour 900 f'(lr us n ao tl rJr l nf fhP C'Jty 1000 l'l n\'11011' 1" 15 •o ·m 3AI<f :omplete WHEEL AUGNMENT. ht.:iiDeiill and brd'ke aenle., Hackett'a SdetJ S~ Well 1 ·~ Pnv all' Secretary ~ervices Phont 192·J, • I WAS DIS'l'tJRDED to note that Dana Wynter doean't aeem to ph<ttogra)h N hlndtorne as she looks. In pereon, ahe Jook11 like Elizabeth Taylor with a trace at needed maturity In the tace ... Artl!lr weeb O:t vital rnea.rch, I've decided t~at th• youft1Ut maitre d' In Ntw York Ia Gilbert ttf t~e Hampshire MouN's FOuntain Room. He'a 31, atu.dled at New York unlveralty to be a ptqchoJocll!t and 11 prottdest ot the ttme he waa going to herd a. drunken <:Uitomer out of Ul.e F". R.---4n.Ut he looked closely and rnllncl. he wu a diabetic, who needtld lOme aupr to rlght 1\in'll!ell, , , • t know t.U aboul Hotr· n1nn Hickman, but the tunnlest man in New Yotit with A to0lball fttory Ia ,Jack Lavelle, the Notre Dame and New York lll.nt arid seouL Local Ulevtalon veln~t have struck rolden VIYinc Bm/ •11cOu11ter every liO onen. ~ movie t ••• 1 aat briefty In the BarberrJ ~m .t~•!'l~~ and aong u the place where Mary Martin 1&ld 11 45 Sto1i.tJ oMbt .rentury 7 3D Stage Show ;~H~flt tftl • • 1000 6 00 You are 'Ilhel'lll neWiOrkJ TJIE OPENING of a new downtown ferry termlnol here brougbt Into the OPfn the fact that annually 23 million persons 11tlll go on the world'!! n'IO!tt lnexpenslvl!l ~xcurslon-the nickel ride o! ftve and a hnlf milea from New York'l Battery to Stllten Island .. , . Todny's atop-pre11s news: there are 79 bualne111 firms 1\t Manh,.ttan mil.ng the name "Mertury," Including an exterminating service and a place that make~t molded or mouldy-J'm not sure whtch-Jhoe& , , , Co~halrman Tom Finletter And Anna f:Oi enberg of the state SteVenson·for-Prealdent committee &re 11harlng a rpa,ter bedroom at 270 Park avenue. but customers are advised not to drop tbelr teeth. The committee h&$ taken over an apartment In the hu(e rell!dentlnl building aa ltl headquarters and the bedroom is the chiet office now. Bright younr hope. : Chn1les Mercer, a local televlslo.n columnist And novelist whose Raclt11l Cadc 1Putnam's, Oct J) may put h1m In the foreground o! Ameru:nn wt lterJ\; and Jan Cornett, the onetlmft Copn. lounre alnrer who 11 being lined up by the record companies for 1\ splasb .••. Sometimes it seems the11e dnya &a If there Isn't a rt'st nm·nnt In New York, eho1t of the Automats, where ther~ Isn't n display of art work in the lobby or ,hana:lnl' over the cher• head Lulll of Third and Ninth avenue joints, one atep rtmoved from ol\e• aun diners, art h&nglnl' paintings and aelllnr tbem to tht patrons 10 15 Cro ~ s i'("'l\ure J\cpnrt fl 30 0 8 on 8 :lO 900 930 10 00 Ra sca l ~ 7 00 1'he Honeymooners :""";:"::!.£]'I' • 't 5 30 5 3U Salurday Ne\)'s Spechd 6 30 1 400 Face <the Natmn 4 30 CBS Sunday NeWs 300 1'olf'phon~ TmH~ 10 30 7~c & H. RAWLING SOl'IS CO. - :If •ur Wrecker Service. 08)' Pbone 11227. Nlihl Phpne i!OSIIX. DODGRLYMOU'I11 DEAL- Band Wagon '51:1 Winky Dink & You ~·00 1- •!! BJ Auto 200 Sunday Sh.owcnse 10 00 4 30 1 12 30 W lid BiU Ulckot 100 The Way 1 30 Overseas AdvE'llture 30 ·MJghly Mouse 5 45 . __.,__ SUNDAY . 4.00 Town & Country - - - - - --- ·-~- KNO\Yf .r.,tY OFFICE w1U be open Moo~ day, Aucust 13 Dr C E W . Downie ] 12 00 Big Pirtwe SATURQAY ~•gn On 12 5..1 ' Off DON'T YOU wm &h'e you the boat trade on fLU'D.t~e l.ll' appllaa· cu. t 6-tf I WCHS-TV Channell 8 30 12·45 1 !2 30 SJg n ---·=::,.....: IAVI i Bater'a 11 ·] 5 Treamre Theatre orr _____ , Steve Allen Show 8 30 ------ · --- - - · - - -· ror l:lu.~eDui J 6 00 . Sports Eye Q There s no use brlngtng li.unth of junk You can huy anythJ fl.rom ' \l'ti l ~ h mllteJtu l (m $40 The gah a naJl file to a Wanng ma:er m f"' 11 tid lll't'r t h< dll'~~ •nflkf'r s und tht! wdds of 1'angany1ka, 1md in lh1• gl nvl'-and-<~ hm• ~hOpll , more c•v1hzed places you c1n purnu~ ciS IIIII·· .1~ (HISSJ!rl(' ln Part s cha~>e anything you'd find oii Ma.J """ r.1n ).!1'1 II hill r r nnrl chtU pl:'l' r~on Av e, m Macy's, or In Ne1 II< ••rh llllvW III're cl ~ 1· In th f> "orlrl man-Ma•cus \Vht•11 dP<IJ!nll With Btrlint·~ B Don't I rv to speak a fOt"41'U!n I hill" tl1.1] will f!UVI' vuut mtnd 1 ~ h• hmguuge when you're In tr oubl .:! r l'nT<'tn h1•r !11 l'f'l h • ( 1 Prv ' r·~ c 1VH wJth customs or the cops Just f ro II IM \It !lin~ W1)1oJ of lllO•IIlt look dumb, shrug, and say, "No l ' n f !1n ni\t 1/lll l!! h Jf I I'~ Wl' ll tf'n o n s ptk nolhmg," and they'll sh ug, 1111' l11 r.:, I d C'(}flll 11111f P~ a lrv1d look bo• ed, and say beet it. i'Pll'l~rl ~nrl th o\ ;.!01 to r ar rv vn11 Ir )Ou're 11. woman trvmv: t• ·q •I lhP1 h:1v1 In throw th, smugg le solll.ethmg and iet cauaht, [11 1!1 / o ff Oflll'rW I, t', yaH Ult' IIJ>I c1y. It's onfaiJ Jb!e. But a goorl • !}'sl~nt \.\ · ~ o I,\IJ )Iqlnol h tl>t a P1eslde nt bt•en el<'o' lt' ol an•\ II 1d 1<1 ru11h'no! 1\ltl1 u. Ho wle con• l tO\Io;:.J by tit(' VJIJI•JSI\t: palty '1'1113 unU::l UII.J i!llU• \'0\t. Danee Pn11/:y Western Theatre Dance Party TBA Roy Rogers EW YORK- My war against the testnur~h, To fa(lf a Hostil• Houst 'Ih c If L Hayes Only New President H eplo:: , ~.nta ll'ot':>. r~lht f! my MARCH OF EVENTS~~~ gurdc• l as B:~seb:tll On ( hJ 1' IJ.'LR S('1e n <:e 11 45 II 30 Caplam Callan! Mr Wlr.3rd S1~n Anwr1can F'orum 400 Zoo Parade •ao Outlook 500 Moot the Press ;30 G~pel Harmony Boys 1 1 ( I llllfl vnu 'l (' not P~f'tr buy n dw ap !In trunk and st•nd 11 hy ~1'.1 ' iJHd~JsWASHIN.GTON llouso o[ Fury Un<'le Johnn) ronm: 11 10 Owl Theatre New Vur l1 ( llrt Ill' h llnd -taJI Orf'tl h y Alt1 Js h ltil lfl L'•I l n1l o rs out n[ fJ nf' GIVE I hr•nu t•h Atn•'11C.an" 111 1n d I ttod ( 1 11•1 " 1956 El•ctlon for Congress Ma~ ltltGI 1916 ResuU II:J JO 30 30 30 00 5 00 0 30 9 Ynn w11 1 lt11 v " lot o r junk na {\11111 1 Til \o~kt· b uk W! lh you, ll!ll' (Jllltc• " lot of J.(Mtl slt•ff " ~ wpl l If 10 11 '11• I <1g o r ~hlp II ~I I fli'Jg hl at I ' I' Ill 1ol h )II ll'u mit fou .,: h• ' ' 1•1 • t PJ•I 11 • 1 •till! till I ll ~ I str:ke ,lll'W< <p 11 II pft .,,,. of 11 ~ II • 12 4 2 4 1 "' ,,., 11 \ f' t r ()l l ~ I1 111'II 00w 10 15 10 30 I I 00 SUNDAY 1 I < II 1111 lho hOi ill') I~ 111 I •1 1111 r( In l ht 11 111~ I 111 Ill• I o V1 ~ u1n 6 55 Sogn 011 9 UO Howd, Doody !J lCI Rti<h.luu AmerJcl I til ooll o I 'II , Ill•· l t ll h ,, Ill' II I ' .d ' II ' 111 , \\111 h lt '1'-111• II o\ll 11 own '" unl • · pi,,~,, Ill ,J ' ul .,,..d .11! •1h ... n. ltll} bo~Jt­ ., ,11<1 ''' " '"h lht lt • p•~ hIll h 1 ,1, 111 1 11 tlt 1 v.h h I nwo'e•l h ''" 11 I"~~~,..,.~ 1m. 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A ll'fCHARD S OWFN ... ~" . - - -. - - DEVOTED .·J ~· - ----- - The Daily Sentinel ,, ... • 2--The Dally Sentinel. Pomerov·ll'ltddleport 10 1 ~ug 4 1036 I ~ firtaneed. Phone 267 " .,._ Ill 8·l.sie I:::;:::::=::;=::; _.., I Mr and Mrs . Witltrd Ebershnch and daughter~. Joyce and Cbl!ryl, ~turned home Sunda)l evening lifter a few days vacation In IndIana, Jlllnohl and Kentucky Ml's. Charles B"uck has .returned home after a visit in Cotumbw with Mr. anrJ Mrs John Kerr Mr and Mrs. Edward Parf•tt are Villtlna: with relatlves in Chill· oo(he. Mr. and Mrg. R~ymond Parker ~~ Columbus are the guests of Mr. and Mrs W1iham Baker Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bent7. have moved from Marian to Por..eroy wbere Mr. Bent1: IS by Handel, SalvaWr R0!:-"3 , Beethoven , Mozart, J ohannes Brahms, and Samuel Barbel w11l bf' tnclud cd in the progrnm, ~ward Mrs. Ea1l OhV('r assist~ Mrs ,. Chase with the ~ervmg aiul Mrs Lena llubP.r who 1;; obseiving her b1rthrldy tonay wa s als o. a guest. CHICKEN I H . (amazing eanng employed at BARBECUE I Mr. and Pbs John Sc}l.ae(P.r of Pi.tt&vJUe, Mass , wbo were enrout!! to their cabin on Lake Ene for a. two week vacation, were WednP.aday guesb of her grandmother, Mre. John Ch.lSe. They also vl.9ited her aunts, ~li sses Nelle and Clara Bing and Mrs. Gertrude French. Mrs Schaefer Is the former Dorothy Belle Ru.s!tell, daughter of Mr. and Mn HarDld Ru~ '>ell (Phylhs Cha!!t) of HunUngtnn, West Virginia Mrs C J. Ebl.!rsbach was a vislUJr In RutlanCI, Trursday 1 Judy Brown spent Wednesday With Suran Dixon. Mrs. Clyde Andrew!! rece1verl ~d {.hal her son, Robert Cleland IIU ~n released from St. Mary's Ho~pltal, Ocean& Calif, and is e4nVale8ctne nicely. Mrs. Eugene Halless of Clear· ~;~:~;;..,JFia., the gues t of :her ~ , Mrs, DavJdson, and Miss Ebersbach. is reportat the Mei&s- m« soli ~elr J.. ochary, s un or Mr and Mr·s Pat J,oehary, n•ce •ve d Ill s l'ach Mrs John Cha.~e erotertalned the b:mtone, elur o{ Sc1ence In EducaiiOII d1· .ram('s H Lachnr y neighborhood will ~1\'e a graduatt' ri'C'Ital in gree from Ohto llmverstlY m 1952 <~hlldren of her Ewing Hall , Oh10 lhuvf'rsrty, Ath- and 1s now workwg Cor a Mu ~ ler w1th a wiener roast a nd picmc of Educilllon fil grce supper. Fridny evening nt her home, Wche Ter race Following Char[e_<; and daughl ets, Judy and He is a member 1£ Phi Mu AI Joyce, and Rr r har d S1 mon of pha th(' Umvt• r <.; ll} C'horu s, anrl a \h e s upper )!;IlliTes wcf'e ""'r' ·~· Pre~nt were Brooksville we1 e recent guests ot [past we~Jd c nt ul the Men·~ Glet> Pomerny relath< t's. Club aud will be a~~ ~ ~tant dean u£ men •l tht' Um1ers•ty 1 111~ IUrs .Joseph Rllab Is vlstl mg w1th relatives m Cmcmnat yea• . FIC'Id Ca mpbP.ll returneU home from HalZt'l Hwpital , f"rlday and The pu blt<' 1s lnlllf'd t o at Is convalcsr~ n g niC'elv tend Chc Ct'('llal the Rig and Reel .HalfiVId Neighborhood IAnn Savely, Lrnda and Paul Dary a nd M1ke Globokar and Children Are 1 ~II. Sall cousms, Eliznbeth and JtJhn ' Picnic Guests Dufry af Halifax. Mass. \invention ... defies detection It'• tAe QTenrut step l~rwtJrtl of the centur111 Twenty-~ve yeara to perlect .•• two aeeOnd~ to ,Put on . . and nathmg to h1de It's a brand nl!w hear·mg ai.d that nobody- not eHn your closest friend-1eahzes you're wearmg. Jt has no cords. no ear button9, and no blabs. There's noth1q at · all behind your ear, in your h.a.1r, l or your clothmg. I Not a gadget promoted to be worn! ten d1fferent ways. But a superpow& electromc masterpiece you wear onf" way-the correct way -at ear lt'vel fGr Cull~ucle hearIng v.1lP.re hearmg belongs I , i Thl9 amazmg heanna: mventlon is now made pOS!Iible by ttantili 1 ~ tora dsvt'l<lp~ by Bell Telephone Labs. Defies dctedton from front, back and stdes, on both men and women. Rettares the JO~' of natural hearmg u no olher hearmg a1d made, Casts IW~ than ~ a dny to operate. GP.t the Cull story. J u.st Dend eoupon I - You may see and try th s Amazing Invention TUI!SOAY. I til 8PM AT ' BAILEY'S LAKE ON Sunday, August·S • Between 3 ond 6 PM ' spend the day O.l!d e,joy Co!ftl.l out ond some BARBECUED CHICKEN. Therl 'i1 nothing like it for flovor ond goodneu. AUG. 71h- HOTEL MARTIN, Pomoroy, O. Olarion nearing Aid Center Sponsored By BETA SIGMA PHI EXEM •. �I ' • Redlegs Muff Chances To Overtake Milwaukee Meigs All Stars Defeat .Wellston In Tourney• A detennined band of Meigs Little League All Stars won their first lame in the Gallipolis Uttle League tourney last night as they toot a J0-3 decision over Wellston behind the three bit pitching of John Hysell of the Redlcgs. Hysell held the Wellston nine to on· ly three bits as be .OJtruck out II baiters, and didn't give a safe blo,r; .until the fifth inning. PDmeroy won the riAhl to mrrt Middleport in a second round gam~ in Ute tourney on .Monday nJI(ht !\ at 7 :30 p.m. A large crowd uf !lrt' ' fans are expected to be on hand to see the two local teams in action against each other. KARR &VAN ZANDT HAS A REGISTERED ROCKET fOR EVERY POCKET I 1954 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, 2 . door . sedan. Fully equipped with safety power brakes, whirl-a-way Hydramalic drive, cleartone radio, fresh air 'hea:ter and the V-8 Rocket engine has more power than most new cars. The two-tone green finish sparkJes like new. Try it today $1995 1953 OLDSMOBILE I Series 98 , 4 door. I'U Y ll luxury car. Light blue and cream finish with harmon•"zing tw"" - tone blue inter., T 1or. Low mileage, deep tread tires . FuJly equipped. A car you']] be proud to own. See it now $1495 1951 OLDSMOBILE Series 98 Holiday Coupe. Popular nard top style finished In dark green metal!· lc. Hydramatlc drive. radio heater, new tires. A good buy, drive it tonight ·$795 KARR & VANZANDT POMEROY, OHIO The local All Stars ola rttod slow ly last nlght as pLlcher Jack Graham beJd them scori'IC5S In the first two innings _ MrilnwhL]P Wcilslon picked up a run 111 the sec· ond witholrt benefit or a tilt ~­ Davis walked, moved to seconrl on an error, and :scored :~fltor rnov· ing to third b<~st! as Mark ~ullen s g rounded ou t . The score was knotl ed In tht• third inning a .~ with Pnt· nut Tcr ry Ohlineer wah sare on an r-rror and went all the wav tu st•<·ond base on the miscul'. Ter ry muvNI up on a p:.t~:>sed h111l , and ~cored as Duane Wolrt> groun1lcd out. Th• Melt• t••m unloaded their big guntl In • !!IX nm fourth In· ' nlng, end navt:r -r• threetefled the rest of th• g~Lml!. Frank E!~n· bach led off by ruchinG fl1"1f biN ••holy on 11n error. John Hy.. ll 1ingled, end Willie Guinther 1110 •lngled to load thi! bate". Tommy White um• through with 1 dean ~oingl• to centt:r fi•ld to w:ore Ebrnb•ci-L and HyMII; Ftoy Arm" d.-opped 1 loopinQ tingle into right field to ~eore Guinth•l'" al'ld White H~d 11 the ball got •*•Y from the catchar. Roger Birch then driiiH • triple into right center to 1core Arm1, 11nct Birch tallifd 111 Terry Ohlinger hit • long 11c· riflce fly ball to right fi•ld. With two nllts Roger Birch walk<>.-1. an.-1 Ohlinger :tlso worked Mullin~ . who had l11k.en over tor Graham m the Fourth. for a fret' pass. Duane Wolfe slammed a double lo right center to score hoth runnN.s , iinrl Mike Terry rotlowed w1th :.t long triple to plate Wolfe With the Lenlh run ot the g:-une. Third baseman Mel DIIVi~> then f'ame 1n to pttch. to retire the side. Will ie Guinthrr or the indian ~ was the only Mel"~ player to get two hH:-. a ~ he had h~.-o for three, while Con l~y had two or the threl.' Well ston hit~ . AB R H E Meig• All Stal'l!l 3 2 1 2 Ropr Birch, ss _. 0 0 0 0 Billy Wicklln•. 2b Terry Ohlingwr, rf 1 2 D 0 Duane Wolfa, 1b 4 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 Mike Werry, 2b-u 4 1 0 0 Fr•nk Ebersbach, If Jot.. Hysell, p 4 1 1 0 Willia Guinther, 3b 3 1 2 0 Bobby Bowen, 3b 0 0 0 0 Tommy Whitf', cf 4 1 1 I 4 1 1 0 Roy Arms, c Total~ 30 10 September 21 - Belpre at Athenll, Gallip-olis at Pt. Pleasant, Portsmouth East at Jacbon, Logan at Be:dey, Middleport at wa. barns, The Plains at Nelsonville, P(lmeroy at Chauricey, Oat-Hill at W~llaton. September 28·- Athens· at Jac::k· son, Nelsonville at GallipoiJs, LOgan at Wellston, Chf'sapeake at Middleport, Pomeroy at Belpre. October 5--NelsonviUe at Ath· ent!l, Gallipolis at WellstOil, JackBOD at Pomeroy, Middleport at Logan. October 12- Athen8 at Gallipolis, Logan at ·J ackson, Pomeroy at Nelsonville, WeJiston at Middle· port. 2 MENZIES IN WASHINGTON 5 3 5 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Indians Move ! Into Top Spot In Little Loop thnt I ,have been has'lcally a fun. of baseball in gcm•ral and the American Leillo:Uto in particular. From night b_asc ball"s inception In our league Ln 1939. I've beer: a regular visitor to game!! under the lights. r have company in this field, for night baseball mr.de it possible for many who could not see afternoon weekday t(<:~mcs to watch their favoritrs. In the past 17 seasons, almost 42 000,000 persMns have atknded American League night conte.~L . Fight Results MAJOR LEAGU~ STANDING I. ,, By UNITEC PRISS N•tion•l LHgue W. L. PeL GB .Milwauke-e ____ 57 38 .600 --Cincinnati ____ 59 42 .:J84 1 Brooklyn _____ 57 42 .~76 2 St. Louis ______ 50 47 .615 6 Philadelphia -- 47 152 .47~ 12 Pittsburgh ____ 41 M .44-9 141,2 Chicago ______ 42 !!6 .429 161.1 New York ____ 3S 60 .368 22 Friday's Resultl New York 7, Chicago 1, 1st twi. Chicago 2, New York 0, 2d , night. · St. Louis 11, BrO<Jklyn 8, 12 lnns . Phllactclphia 8, Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh f, Milwaukee ::1. Seturdty't roHble Pltch•rs St. Loult at Brooklyn- Dickson 8-7 vs Enkine ~6. Chicagu at New York- Valentinettl 0..2 vs l'Jaroneri 3-2. Cincinnati at Philadelphia- Fowler 7·10 vs Roberts 12-ll. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - Buhl 14--t v~:~ Pepper 1·1. Sunday'• Gam•s Sl. Louis at Brooklyn 2. Chkago at New York 2. Cincinnati al Philadelphia. Milwaukee at PittsburQ:h. GB _ 7 l(H': 14~ SUndey't Gemes Baltimore at ChiC'aiJo 2. Washington at Kansas City, New York at Oetroit. Boston al Clevt)and 2. CLAYBANKS SPEEDWAY. COMPANY Years of Continuous Service (OM liDo. Weat Of 'Adm. St.otd•._ S4ool , •. CJI!~ to; Ragon, born 1n (lncln· ROY. ROGER$ ha Long, 2b - -·-- -------- 3 Bolyard, lb ------~- --- 2 LETTLETON, Colo. (UP') - The Manley, op, 3b -------· 3 daily double at Centennial Park Ceadle, c ------·-· ---- 2 Jo'riday pain $6.917 .20 - Lhe uev- D. Llttte, of •••.•..••• 2 rnth largest payoff in American H.LilUe,lf •••••.... _. 2 racing history. There was only Cl•rk, ·rr -- ------ ----· 1 nne unidenllfled tickel·holder of Karr, Sb ---------- --- ·2 the mammoth douhJc. Stepbenson, p -- ·----· 0 0 0 28~ 30~ 1, It 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I unw cui P.arf , '' ~ ·- - f ~----~" . ' f~' VANDALS DAMAGE GRAVE5 ' .. ' \ '. " - 1 ' ' $50-Per Sendoff ' .. ·sUNRISE J. "YOUR . 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'I - ~ MY LEGS-·tolJRS£ I DON'T NEED &1 NOW --· 6UT THEY FUL- weLL- 'SOii'TA 000, NUM6 LIKE-· NAME MY ' ' IS NANCY 1 0 HA,MBURG, Germany (UP) INDIANS Lew Hoad of Australia, the new AB R H Wimbledon champion, pla~d OrI laddo Sirola of Italy today In the Mr:Elhinny, 3b -- ----- - 4 1 I 0 Saelems, If ~---------..2 finals oJ the Gennan intt~rnatlona l 0 Clonch, lb ----·------ 3 tennis champio nships. r I Shaffer, e ------ ----- - 3 1 0 ,Singer, a5 ----------- 2 0 SAN FRANCISCO CUPJ - Half- Wi1e, cf ______ ·- --- -- 1 2 back Oickr Moegle finally signed Ste-wart, rf ---------- 2 0 I his 19M contract with the San Cole, rf ----- ------ -- , 1 1 0 Frandsco Forty-Ntners Friday. Morris, 2b -·-----·---- 1 I I "I 11ever bave been a holdout," Bowie&, p ------ ------ 2 1 the former Rlce atar said, "I jusl 21 9 5 preferred to talk to the Forty· NiOP.r people In person rather than Senators ----- - 000 1!01l--lJ I 4 on I he tt>lephonP.." Indians ------- 101 Ux-9 1J ! GEM '. f 0 0 Qiti!; ~ Cain 'IIJeet on"! . ·· · 0 J 0 pne df you .. ====;;;;;;;== AB R 11 Stoboct, lb -·· ·······- 3 · 0 All riaht, whid-1 0 l 0;;;;"';;;;· IINATOAS DETTER STOP IN ANp SEE IT NOW1 Pomeroy Cement Block Pomeroy Boston 7, Cleveland 1. Detroit 10, New Yot·k -4. Saturd•y'• Prob•ble Pitchers Rs.IHmore at Chicago - · W1ght 6--8 vs Harshman 7·7. New York at D('troit - Kuck.i l4·6 vs Lary 10-11. Boston at Clevehmd - Sullivan 9- 5 vs Wynn 13-!5,. Washinatun at Kanflas City night--Stone 4-3 or Ramos 7-7 V'> Burnette 2·2. 21 22 SUNDAY AT WRITE- PHONE ·- STOP IN TODAY troll& llld '.pfCalc tOcWUeJ. J'!sb. ermea b7- tbe thoUiand try tbetr natt\ ond reored In Po~uth and Duck RUn, Is hapPy and proud luck u the,- -wade th1l cliV . \ Jo return ld his hom.•_atal• htodllhe ·f lit Gt,at Ohio $taft Fair ~how ruShlnJ water. And tent CaMper or Columbus, tlarhng ~u;ust 2-i. th~ will be R'»''• viry iirst ttcrie In &rowina numb~r twa the fa. fair appearance In hl1 colorful cbrter cis ''K1ngr of tht (owb:::r 1 , R 1111o BOO·acr&~park,- nestled qlitJes of lh1l State Park. · ~ Two ot the most Important first vbited. Columbua.o~ a ~6y ~ 1~. -.hen he wa1 a'tf'Ord ~n oil~ amol'lJ the "'ooded toothJUs ot lndJan bl,fbway8 or ~ Ohio, ·~pen~t lr1P to th• ~tate- c~pl~l ,for wlruifng t~ SciotO County -4-H ~ Appalachian Mountain• that Country crossed wlthJn the nm.. qub tiluo ~bbon foe hl1 •fqck China Hog ,,.,lili'V pn>jtd (ohown t ,o~t ~ the rolUn.i: plain~ of Jts of tltlil Park. Th~~t Great Trsn a~.Ove) _under .th~ 'll!"ldanct of his tchool tecich~i-, Guy BaUMgartner. s~ ra. 0 near Laudenvtlle on trom Fort Pitt to Detroit and thl StHI vivid In R~y • memory Is hit trip to tht atqte Capitol and hb 1t4 k!.t:!_ Rou 81 te.'"!'· was forme-rly Cuyahosa War TraU were patfUJ at f~ Nell HouM, whert ht experfertetd his flRt tlnator ride: y p~';~" w.w Mohican State of h!stqry throu.Jh the Clear Fork · jllo AI State Park. Major Robel-t Roc. ter the retreat of the -gre&t er~ traveled this route oa his way HI 'AVID MOIIIY I · tee sheet. two streams, one flow- back from Detroit wJth his fa .. ~EW LONDON, , Conn (UP)- f';;;;;:;;:;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ 1lnr east and tbe other west, had mous tanacrs. Appleseed Johnny ·•their headwaters on a narrow (J bn Cb Charles Guguere, charged wJth p la_teau in Ashland Count•. Later o . apman) was frequently driving 26 ye~rs without a licef\.@11! ~ seen in thiB area as he visited hla another ad van c ins: glader apple or.e hards. . fdammed the western stream Upstreatn. a few miles from ~as fined ~f.;-only a~out a thl~ t pf . _the a.molint a license would . backing up water it the Clear Fork State have COil. through the dl"vide to torin the Pleasaot Hill Lak · Clear Fork gor•e that dellg. hts 60 . e. one o~ th ten • blue Wattr 1aliet Oi the Mus.. many visltors today. This streAm, kin~rum . Watershed. COn~luicy a trlb\ltary of the Mohican River, District arid the- ' 12004C.. M:o!!_the major feature of the Clear hican State Forest iJ a ,neilh .. ~! ,'.•' , ,;-~~~~_ State P~rk:. A;loD:g the bbrllfg tOUrist attraction ·Ot con· t' ~o~-1:Wll . are _~nterestlng h1kln.J aiderable.popularity. Sunday ;Afternoan STOCK CAR RACING NO DOWN PAYMENT As LIHie As $5.00 Per Mo. , -..: The loss went to Brooks Lawrenee, who was tagged with his, third defeat against 15 vietories . The Cincinnati righthander gave up a run in the seconr1 when Elmer Valo singled, s tole second, and scored on Temple's error. Lawrence was knor.ked out in the third inning when Simmons singled , was forced by Riche Ashburn anr1 Blaylock si ngled , Ashburn being thrown out at third on the ploy. In rapid succession, the Phils rattled three sinS'Ies off Lawrence and Willie Jones tripled. Uti le L.e•gue whipped !he Sen•· torLS on friday night to move lnto 1' 11. first ph;ce tie in the league ~:~tan<ilntL:s with the Yankees . The Edison and Vtrgtnla Gu!nther, lot~ . score was 9·0. Syracuse, -to Caryl Cook, John Another game between the Yan- Guinther, Gwy G~inther, Dona_ld kees and Red Sox lor Friday was Guinther, Fredreeu~: Mayer, ShJr. po5t..,....ed until this evening be· ley GWnUwr, _a nd : B~nard M. ~'"v.. G I th ~'•·· ~-· cauLSe of repair work b<'ing don~ u n er. on the other diamond. Wlliillm H. Gol'!bel, 1 A, to Fred· Randall Bowles toased a og,e erick William and Nadine Goeb~tl. hitter in getting credft !or the Claude W, Quillen and Ella victory In the lndlanS..Senators Qu.llen, Syr.acuse. to Lelah Henjtilt. The only hit that he (lave up ride•. Sportsmen & Strletly Stoek was a ain1Ie by Chll•dle in the P top l)f Qle fifth inli.llLJ\' Charles UUssell, Sheriff, Lot 13, - GuaraQteed ur&e JA. Mile · Bowlell, in additiOn.~ ai.J!Jlmed a Reedsville, to Ida Milhoan. Ta:_ack - Time Trlala 1 pmhome run with lwo ~eD on ·b ase Marvll L. and Opal L. Kelly, Races 2 pm In the fifth . Inning Wbtn the In- several parcels. Chest£'(', to Wal· MARIETTA FAIRGROUNDS dians ta11ied .five .rua.': A. :two run ter . and Hoffman. I ' · single by Cole aceouflted for the other twO ni~ scor~d lq the in· ning. Leading bitter .fur the Indian~:~ was Ellis ~loneh tfho bit two sh gleil In three trips to the plate. The hoi score: I American Le~tue W. L. Pet. BY UNITID PRISS New York ·--67 34 .663 NEW YOltK - Joey Giambra, Cleveland ____ 59 40 .596 1!'16~. Buff~o~lo, N. Y., outpointed BORton ~ _ _ !!8 44 .G60 Rocky Castf'i lanl, ttss, Atlantic Chicago -. SO 46 .521 City, N. J. 10. ••·• I Detroit __ • 46 53 .453 Baltimore -~-- 4~ Mt .446 CHlCAGO (.UP) Willie Har· Wa11hins:tnn . __ 41 til .402 tack rode his 226th and 22'lth win· KIM'Isas City __ 36 64 .360 ne~ of the yf'.ar Friday at Wash~rl•y•s Re•ulta Ington Park. WHile Shoen1aker Chicaao 13, Baltimore 3also rode two wlnnen and now Wnhington 2, Kansas City lnnin~$. has 21~ ror the ye~r. BILD-A-COUNT BUDGET PLAN I."IL ABNER R•lty F•ll1 Short Th e Redlegs threatened .~gain in the ninth when Ted Kazan~:~ki got on by an error and Teiiiple lashed hisdourth hit of lile j(ame. Simmons, however, n·tired the next lhree batlers. ---- LAND TRANSfERS -~ I nm often asked to name the greatest thrill I ever got from one particular play, or game. There h<~vc been uumy, but I like to rcmember that homer hit by · Wil· Iiams i nth ~ 1941 AII·Star Game at Detroit. It came with two men In that long aQ:(• winter of 1942 on and two out in the ninth and it was not generully known that a.i!J ;nn JO 1no aw~ll' &t~J pannd mRn.v of our American League for our circuit, 7 to L teams were down to 12 or \4 play· Owners' Vl•lon Commended l!r& . There were lndlcRIIon.s the That was the ninth All-Star game might 'Yoluntarlly close ils ao · well galL'S. Then cume the famou~ Game of a serie., now est11bHshed as a great mid-sum"green Hghl" letter from the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt mer fllghllght. 1 alway! have takto bueball'8 first com'missioncr. en pride in the fact that AmMIK~nc.saw )f. LRndl~. anrl the can League ownen had the vision game, auppurted by million~ or snd conritience thst helped the loyal fam, went nn to accept Us late Arch Ward Initiate the ~:~cr­ Comiskey responsibilities In a manner Ies back in 1933 at which always thas made me arate- Park. ful for havlna been a member of baseball's family. The splrndld cooperation and support I always h11ve received Lik.. Nleht Gamt~~ from American League club ownI should confe11s, at this ers and officlalr has been thr. prlm~t factor tn our circuit'" de· velopmenl. Baseball alway!!" will be Indebted to tl\.e Industry and eou1·age or such early pioneer.. such as Ban Johnson, Charleli A. Comiskey, Clnrk Grlffltb 3nd Con. nic- Mack, to name but a few of many outatondini figurer In the game's history. A new a:eneratlon o( baseball men now direct Amer· leBn League clubs and I am •COn · lident that •heir vblon, lndu ~: try and genuine.: cnthusl•!lm Insure~; a hrl~ht ad proaperouf future for our nationll a:ame. again~St Cincinutl rtghthander Art Fowler in the second game of tbe series. Simmons, scoring his eighth victory, shut out the H.eds unLiJ , t he eighth, when Cincinna ti ~:~eored three unearned runs. The uprising began when Del Enn1s anrl Graa Hamme r collided while C'hasing Johnny Temple's fly ball, al 1owing it to drop for a singlr. \ With one out, Solly Hcmus bobbled a sure double play bali but got Temple on a rorce for the second out. With Frank Robinson on Cirst, Ted Klus r.ewski si n~.:led, but Marv Blaylock booted a hopper by Gus Bell , letting in on!"! run . Simmons filled the ba ses by walking Smoky Burgess and then gave up a two-run single by Ray Jablonski before Stan Palys grounded out. October 1&--Athens at Pomeroy, Jackson at Wellston, Mid(ileport at Gallipolis, Nelsonville at Logan. October 26--Gallipolis at Pomeroy, Logan at Athens, Middleport at Jackson, Wellston at Nelsonv11Je. November 2-Athens at ~11stnn, GallipDJis at Jackson, Nelsonville at Middleport. Pomeroy al Logan. November 9--Jackson at Nelsonville, Logan at Galllpolil:L, Middleport at Athens, WeUston at Pome· The Phillles picked up their fi. roy. n11I run off Joo N'uxhall in the sm·November 22 (Thanksgivin-g)enth on Lopata's triple and an inJackson at Oak Hill, Pomeroy at field out. Simmons had a ~:~ix- hlt Middleport. sftutout going until the eighth. The Indian1 of the 1Middle-port Five of the hils came with lwo ----=-~....., BY WILL H-'RRIDGE Prelldent, the A.m•rican League] Wrl,.,..n For Th• Unlt•d Prtlfll CHICAGO UP _ B . b II h ' 8~ . . . etse 11 g1ven me many thrill~ nnd great · mome~ts through thl' year~ each 0( Wh iCh has hei!n IHICked w\th the performancl's 'lf hnl' players and sl..lln\J?ul ten 10s. nut . my greatf'sl lhnll was not an mdividual t~lng, but, rather I he perI!'Onal pnde I ft! I_ fur the game during tho.~e wart• me ~can when players, teams and ofrtt111ls of all ~f•b>aastte"•ball. accepting lht"! trials that. ith t th' h w war. wen rouJ their ~chedules as be~;t they could to provide 11 n outlet ~hat was of help to our fighting men and women at home flml. throughout (h < woe ld . PHILDELPlflA {UP) Those pesky Philadelphia Ph.lls are get· ting to be quite a problem Cor the Cincinnati Redlegs. The Phillies, early season "pat· sLes" for Cincinnati's ·pennan t tbastng Redlegs, won the-ir sixth game in a row from the Rhinelanders Friday night. What really twrt was that thr 8-3 setback kept tbe Redlegs frun1 tying tbe I e a d I n g Milwaukee Bra~s f-l>f first place in the tight National League race. Clneinnati's only consolation was that Milwaukee and Brooklyn also lost to keep the standings · status quo. The Rei:llegs, sandwiched betweer:a the Braves and thlrd-plaee Dodgers, were OIU" game Out <Jf first and one game ahead of onrushing Brooklyn. The Redlegs, who once bad an 8--1 recnrd against Philadel-p hia, were handcuffed by lefty Curl Simmon&, who · won his fifth 8tralght game as he 5eattered 10 hits. Robert• Pace1 Fowler More trouble loomed today in the ·person of Robin Roberts, slat· ed to try for his 13th victory Football schedules for all teams in the South Eastern Ohio Athletic League were released this week. All teams in the circuit will open their seasons on September 14 and will play non-league opponents prior to tbe league openers on September 28. Po)(Deroy and Middleport because of t h e i r Thanksgiving date do not open in tbe league until October 5. September 14-AtheD.ti at Cin·levllle, Gallipolis at Oak Hill, lackson at Greenfield, Lancast~r at Logan, PL. Pleasant at Middleport, Cbeu!lcey at Nelsl)nvlllt-, Wabama ·at Pomeroy, and Wellston at Port&"moutb East. • E 0 I I I 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia Stops Reds 6-3; · Braves, Brooklyn Also Losers 1 Season Football Schedules Are Released Today 8 3 W•llston AB'R H Bob C.onlf'y, If 4 I 2 Butch Statton. ri-c ___ 4 1 0 J~k Graham, po1b _2 0 1 Met Dnla, 3b-p . . 2 1 0 The locals artderl tlwir h1sl lhrer RO(IIl':r Campb.ll, 2b . 3 0 0 runs in the sixth fr11mc a~ l!ysei! M1rk Mullin•, l b-p 3 0 0 was ju!>l brccting alon~ . lie gave John Norman, u ____ 3 0 0 up his first hil, 11 tripll' hy Conley Hal Richards, cf ___ __ . 1 0 0 In the fifth inning as Wellston Bill Sowen, c 0 0 0 scored twice, but the locals ha,l Dan Colllnt, c-rf ___ 2 0 0 them back with one to s pare a~ two walks and twu hib gave them Totels __ 24 3 3 their three run sb;t h after two M.lgs All Siers 001 603 D--10 I men were out. Wellston _.. _ DID 020 0- 3 3 ·- ltE T f1' ""S ABOUT A1E ! WASNT tT V' WASN'T · fT f' By IIAROLD GRAY �• I' , . M ' 6-The Daily Se_ntinel, Pomewv ~lldnYepo~t lQJ, c\ug 4, 19o6 I ' o<. _ \1._ Fmlaw , Supt Wors htp ::;t>r11lte Bvrn Alfred Methodis t Churc h , R...R M Grov~. pa.stur SS at 9 30 Lloyd Dtlllnge• , Sup! worship serv1~ at 10 4!) Dm , mor£> Bo)lcs le•de• Sun day afternoon 1.-4 PM .services a t the Ell!•wood Rest Chur~h, Gnu EpiKop•l Home Wednesday 7 30 PM pra)er mat..Lon con cemJDfil our meetlng please tel ephone 302-J CHURCH OF CHRIST, Midd lePrti byterlan Chu rch, Syr.ac:un , Fred l Gardut!r v<~st o• H1b 1e Rt>v Ho w11rd Ruppelt p<~stor Scbool, 9 ~0 p 111 , !1Ju1tun g W<J t t hureh .....: hool 9 30 Robert Hardc n ship. 10 30, se r mon ~ uliJ t'C l l h~y Su [Jt Had Been Wtth J ~~ u d 7 ::IU EH L1ttl.e Hocking Ev~h u l Merung serVIce, se rm on s ubjt' t l J o, thod ts l Churc h _,unday wo rs hip bU I s ResolutJOll \o'r •·J nc sda ~ 1 Ill 1:!1ble Srhod 9 45 .a m W ouh •p Prayer meetlot;:: .and B1bl t:' ~t ud) Serv 1ce 11 00 a m Y o ut~ Se•vlce FI.R.'iT HAP t iS r CIIUJU H MJd 7 30 p m Evangel1e11 l Servll--e dleport, t he ke v C E llo) t pa:; K 00 p m M•d wt-ek Prayer Mecl lor Chure h Sehoul 9 l 5 I ra nk 1ng Wld ne:.dJ y 8 00 P m Re v Ch{'(!s ebrew , Supt , Mo rlllll !: \'o ur Carl Ml Pht>rsnn, Pa~to r Evc•y abl p iind ConHnu u1u n "' 1 • IU one wt'lcomc 10 l5, ch1ldren s st or) ser11wn ro p R•clne B•pti&l Churth, V. We. IC, Mend tls:;oh n and t he U• g <~n !ry Jcn kms Pa.'!tor S un d a y SrhoOJl serm on topic fhc J uuc h ot H ~ 9::10 Morflml!: wors hip 10 45 Eve· H and , 7 30, E ve m ng wur, hlp St r 111 11 g worshiP Bon lhe 1st 3rd 5th mon toprc P{fala !le n c~ 1n a ~ uoda y~ Prayer Mee tin g Wed Changmg \\ nrld 'lun d '' '' p u nr~d.w 8 F 1Im s tnp~ on t he life B II San bl!lll \ l t''ll!II J!) Stt tl\ I nf t h ~ Apus tle P:m l w•ll be shown polluck p•elllt a nd mr ('\ JIIil. Jt lh 1 v~ry wee k thru J un e. July and R oads tdt Park \\ ed n c~ da} 7 JU Augus t Mid-wee k Pl•l)f"t ;mtl pra1~1 " I'~ Bethlehem Bapt11t Church, V. I('C , 8 30 Sr Il ltil t ]IUII 1 hu1 ~ d I) Wesley J e nkm ~ Pa.oto r Mol n mg 6 p m !. olden Ru lt t l a~~ l t•Jil wur slup 9 30 S u nday School 111 45 rou t a nd met l ing at II H H ' 'd 1-:vcnmg worll' ht p 7 30 Rev J en t; ld c PHk km ~ preac hes on the 2n d and 41h H I-:Al ll M f'~ I II OD I :;l t I IUHtll ~u nd ays Mrs E d•th Cod ne r lt Jdd le por t t he flr \ 1 It •l nn.n preaches on the l s i ilrd 5 th Sun Konkr lght pa :-.t or ~ur da) Sduwl days Prayer meetJ ng Thurs d ay at 93!1 Ernest t:oH t t Sup l M,,n 7 30 I' 1Im str1p on the l1 fe of the m g V..or~ h lp lO ::I U ' PH 1 il m tr ~ lt Apos tl e Paul will be ~hown every solo, Geor~;e Dalla~ t.:h urr dirt~: , week thru June, July and Augu.st tor Third Str.et Pantac:o&tal Church M](idle port, B L Bar rett vastor CII Uilll l 01· IIH NAZ \Il l Nl Sunday School 10 a m Evemng Mlddirj}nrt 1ht H(\ Ho b<r t Sl y b<'rvl ce 7 45 ll m ers, pa•,l\lr B rb li s c ho ul 9 lO Methodist Cttarge, lri'art F•llt Lcstc r T.•;IHr Supt ' l ror n m g "" 1 9 30 A IM' Apple Grove 10 30 ship, to 31l Y C1IIn !: !'<{! pie ~ nH I I !'laMB 7 .tOP M Lel.a'M FaJ1s Ru Ing, 645 i< vl" n mg 'tr\ lt 1 7 ltJ ra l L1fe Servwl' Willh spee1al mu Thursda} 7 30 p1 ·•• ~ r nu • 11 ng «1c P •·Hyer mooi i.Jlgs We-dnesday MT MOIU A H H f'l 1' TI S I cvcnl!lg 7 30 Le t.aN !< ails Su noday CHURCH tlhddlcp•ll t 1he He; N rven1 ng Apple Grove Su nd a} eve D Burdnn pastor B•b l t Sll••lo l nmg Eas t Letal"'t, MYlt' meet~.ngs 9 15 Alie na RuM Supt \lorn Mun da y 7 3 0 P M Appl e Grove, \ ina: W orli hlp 111 HI ll l ll 6 pm l'hurr;d ay 730 P IM E a ~t LCilart. CHURCH tW ( IIIIl S 1 IN c lfi\IS St Paul luthenn Church. R•v TIAN U N ION \hd rl lt por t th t• li P \ ( L Mohr hoff Pa'l:l!()r Sundaoy Gu) F Say r e 11 ,1, 101 S unda} School 9 30 A " Cha rles A Ly tiMe, 3 School, 10 i.l m Odr ll Manll'y S upt Divme ~ervJCe 10 0 Supt , Pravrr .mol !'r-11 ~{' ~ ~ n II r• Public always welcome '7 30 p m , WNl nt ~d '' 111h l(• ~ t utl v 51. Jot.n Lutheran Chorc:h, Pin• 730, SII !U rr i.J } rvD ili:l']l~t l{' ~II\ C.rovc, Rev L M Ml'hthoff Pas lee, '1 30 tor lll vLne St>r v•c~_o;; at 2 p M niE SA LVA JU J'II A I!\TY ~li d ~ very fl1-st and t111rd S unday of dleport, C.1p! (, lr nna llu mmt•!l each mvnth until Nov embe r PuoSunday Sr houl 2 ,!() l' lt il ttiJn ( ~~ rc ln vl1e rl m eE>tm.: ,I l1l p m Op1 11 111 mn ! Zion Churc:h of Christ. Locatact tngs, 7 Jl m So~ lv~ t w n rn •·P t lu un l'omeoru y Har r 1sonv111 e Road '1.30 P m Blt>l c & ·hool 9 :JO A M Mol"'lt.ing .1-' I R S T !'Hi S BY"! f' H!f'I N Wors hip a.n d Cummu mon 10 30 A CHURCH Mldii i<·JM 1 tlu l! tv M Ch• JStJan Endea\ ur 7 l!) P M Howa rd Ruppe l! )) 11 ~ 1 " 1 0 11 \,1<• 1 E~cn m ~o: Wor&lllp B p M Thomu Uon C hrm h Sl"l\il l)l ll 30 .J .~mc~ W) utt MmJ :.tcr J O!S'eph Johll8on, Bllchann on S ll tll RJblc Schoo.! , Supt , i.''I~~: B~·~~·~•t;ist Ct urch East Main Minertvtlle Methochd Church, St Ra l ph r. Zu nd Zel , llev H M Gruve Paetrrr Ho.srner W~<l so n , SS Su pt Roush Supt 10 A M Sunda)' • <•, lll bJ ntrl srnlrf" Schott] , II AM WflrlidupSer:vi-ct~, worah1p nn' ' ~ t ud1 Sp~ ' 1 1 1 1 m lhic ru ~ s d11y 7 30 r M t;erm An hy 1! 1 v l\iJr ut•ll Stepl w n M1dw•v Community Church lOll of Dt•l,l\\,1f N u r ~ll\ nnd h ill· tH .w t•t 11 l mng~ \lll e llllrl Ddcr 00 chUidl fur ·•11 chlltli f' n W HI I 1 lfi 111 g t I PCk Hoaod Rev. R E H1hl• S t ud\ onrl P11 H' 1 11 ~ 1 ho m 1s fl<'"to r Flo}d Cleland, Sl1 j\1 f'l\ ~ 011 rhur sd il l 7 ,IIJ t 'l111 r< h Ser viC"e 7 30 P M Pr&)"'t ~~ io~'~' ' Sot It tv n rvo t1nn, In ,t rnct1lm,r: \\1( dm .'Klia.y m g ht 7 30 P Edw;nd I ostr1 ond !l'1Udy \1 J.: \1 \'lY Hil e co!"!diHIJy iln'V'Iiod hy M• ~ Elmer Wick ham M I I 0 or CHRIS11-\ N SCI I' f F' SO( JP: Y Mulberr v Av< Pmnc1 oy Mor n 11 AM w1 t h SPIRIT lht th t ](' J~ll n ~C I mun n11rl Gold en I ext God IR a spn l1 th ey !;~~hlp• th ~ t wo rsh ip H1 m rn u ~ t Spirit H Od In 4 24 S umla y Sc h ool I cvemng st r at 8 lteathn g room with l'l hi(' ~~Ln~c loc:lt<'d at t ea r ol c hm < h public Monda y a nd 2to4PM ( '''""'' Rev. W•ldo I ll Sunday 0 l :"i AM I' u~d Blat•ttn m l!lfll ll lnR W OI ~ Iilp />. Ho.J. l w111 be th E> topl( 1 he gut'~! C h• r ~ I IK n ~ Wl'tlm•Atln y Clu·lt• 7 :10 I'M Pre~by~rlan Sc hool 10 110 AM Ch ... rch F A E..t Mam Street PQmer uy Rl'v J Edwm C har !e~ Rec tor, Mu Ce dnc w t:Jark organ!it Worship .1n d sennon 1t 10 30 A M.., HOl) Commu nion ILrsl S und•Y 10 mo o tb Churc h Sch ool, Begumers 1nd Pnmary, a t 10 30 A M. For i.nfor- Chrltrlan Church Every Su nday Oior.i., at IMdavllle liJ A M Sunda)' School and Commum on fu·st Svn day m mont h 11 A M Churcb commu niOn an d p reac hmg, third Sunday 10 month 7 30 P ll church ~r e a c hmg -RIO! Y Harold C Dosier , P ast or Chrllt lm Chu~h ' ' Lon1 htLo m , every S unday 9::10 A M Sunda ) Sch ool an d communion, fln;t Su nda y m month 7 ao P M Chureh preadtn g, t hlfd Sunday m monltl 10 30 l\ M Church com mun1on !ilnd pre achmg - hv Harold C DOllter, Pa t~lor Ttle Churc:h of Chrl1t, K•no, every Sunday 9 30 A M Sunday Sc hool and commumun, f..)CODd Sunday Ju monua 10 a4l A M Chureh communwu and preachmg fourth Sunday In monlb 7.30 P M church preaching - Rev, Har old c Doster, Pastor Th~t Chrlatian Church at Hemlock Grove. every Sunday 9:10 A M Sunday School and communion second Sunday In month 7.30 P M church preachm& rourtb SUD· day 10 month 10 30 A M cburcb communwn and preacblna-Rev. 1larold C Do&ter Pastor. EUI Church", Morniftl Star & Enterprt.Se, Rev Roger Bi&ber, Pastor Mornmg Star Sun:lay School 9 415 A M .rtornm1 wor· shap ar 11 A M MYP' Sunday e'•e n~ng at 8 Prayer meehog Thurs- day evenma: Eat~>rprllle SLinday Sclloo) 10 JO A M Monung war- • abo ut Ghrl!tianlty ' Wbat cauRJ It to be aurre me "Dd uruque 1tl compansen to all other 10 called rehgJons"' lt Ia not the intention tc g JVe thA lull answer in then. few lines. but mav we lllmply mak e 1 few suggestlonll For anstance, Chns tianJty 1• not necesnrlly oubtandmg because H ha1 given the world a wonderful vol umn of truth To be sure,C hrlst was a great teacher He taught about God man, evU and r1ghteou5nen. heaven and hell the JUdgme nt and about ttle final o utcome of s t ruggl e between hihl snd darkne~t~ But great as Je•ut WA.!I a& a teacher, was he not more' Ai someone bas well uld 'Chrlat' 1 s ut:reme eontrlbatlon to Chrlstlamty was n.:.t hill teachkng but 1t wa& himself " That Is, Chrls.t was more than the founder of a new religioa, cbw:t himself the Foun(jaUon a& well a. Founder, and thw; Ht' I~ lndlape_,. aible St Paul mrl1c ates tblt when he sald, "Other foundation can no man lay than that whlcb Is laid which Is Jesua Chrlat" Eleanor s Schaal, Middleport Soeiety E<lltor- Phone 6079 Luctlle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy SOciety Ed1tor -Pho~ 6244 Mlsa McClung hal vl.llted at the iqJ llr flllln! Jamee Asbury lnd Bonnie Van p110ple from Cooney Church h1ve Ernellt Jonea, Columbu•. joined week• .Mr. hie wile and daur:httr, Carol Jflan Friday at the home of Miq Je1t1 9.1:&.¥. lfiiOJ JitUiiiM GAME SUNDAy Reedsville Will met>, the :~~:~: AU Stars In the 0 R L at August 5 and Coolville meets Pomeroy at Codlvllle Pt Pleasant lll open Lam1 The tamilv wtll re- I Moore Other tela'JYcs WE're Mr and Mrs W1Jliem 1\Iron Jr , Grove Oity, Mi88 I OU \.s (! St r .Jj ton, and he.. brother <Hid uthe r relatives of Ptkev•ile, Ky 3 Are led As Heavy S s Lash Northern Ohio On Sunday by 4-H Club m emlJ~rfl ONtr Tex RIH., VINGIANCE OF THI WEST -.lloJohn WeiSimuell•r Jungle Jim CANNIBAL ATTACK TOM & JURY CotnMy ·!STOOGES CCI.\EDY C•rteon - SUNDAY-MONDAY Vla ..r Matura S111an Hayward DEM&nus GLADtAToRs (Clnem&Hope •• Tet:llnlcolor] 1 __,,_ Siventeerl Die In ,{)hio ·-Accide.nts Over Week End PhiiUpa. Roll call wlll Belong To A Garden Pearl Mora wllJ be apeaker FOB ' ·$299.00 M l ltcruse'Emltt'l'esteni t'orla' " ••w' 1 WNDON (UP) Arab hiOVe• in the ' Suez C1n1tl crlllli aropud fears todav for: the entire ' Brttiib1.afld Western lltake In the 1 BAKER Rev herr. The bride who was Jlven In marriage by her older brother, W!UlJm, Grove Clty. wore • 1own of ..wtlte lalfeta fallle 1tyled with bodice of Cha,~ttllly lace •nd bcluf· fant llklrt lltt with lace. The gown •nd halo petaled hat of bridal IIIUiion were made by the bride. The bridal bouquet WP of white C81rnatlona. FURNITU.E l:l OJr Tlte BriP!Mt Coro&\l ':;.... Mlllcr and Mia.l Ray wore pint taffeta tattle, 1lyh!1d bride'• wltb malcbi.q ~if!j' madf by the bride, f'l bouqueta of pink e~baut •verybody. And for pure tdgh quality milk with forwa-fresh taste appeal. you con count on u1. Enjoy millr ofttR ••• it's refruhlng. fleolthfut •• , and downright goodl ,4 .- \' I Leave Naples For Suez Area li!I,IW< ~~::~ii~ii:ft ~ dead " , }Wbert Henry, 14, Warrens ville The move raised the poss.ibJllty He1ghta:, drowned Fr1rlay whtle that another "Suez'' may be lb l.!wlmming m a pond near thoe tl:le worb, lor iraq is the key Cleveland suburb alate ln.._Bdtish oU investments m Charles Wauo~er. Akron, was the A.rab -w'orld killed Fnday 1n a fall from the The foreja:h JJ(ftce had no im· sJxth floor of the Akron YWCA, med1ate conli'Oent. . wbere be was domg repa•r work :Sfltaln &e.nt tbi! 22,00(}-ton aJrPolly Leach 3 Sharon was craft carrier Bulworlt.. steaming str:uek: and k1Iied by a car Friday to*ard the easterii Mediternneao night as •be crossed Route H to today witt:! new 1\AUI Jl!tJichten hl{r bome and orde~ed lhe 13,190-ton elrrier Randolph B. Jnnell, 35, Dayton, tx:ean t'Q 111;U 1\le~day wlth troops, wall killed Saturday when he wa11 I'MH:ks ·tl.)d arqta. · tossed from his truck on a curve P1r..,_,.l'f S.il on a county road near Dayton The 13,300;.ton cmier Tbesew Alaon J Beeckman, 35, London ''lied Sunday with 1,000 men of waa II:Jiled Saturday when h11 car the 18th 1!~-dependent Parachute cqllided with a farm tractor on Brl..de 1nd Brltlln tbegu convert- Route 005 two miles eaat ol Lon· ~transport plan-es fOrJ!meraency ~ airlift to tM Middle East n~r Tbe 8th Fleet, ria, Bald Synan oil workers ba d ~nallltln,g of ap- &~realen'ed to ent ml.)or BrltJab oil roa~ lntersecUon near T1fl!n Sun· proximate!,- 40 \l't&&ela-1ncludml pipeiJqea wh•cb move thousand• of carriers eruleers, deatroyer.s, sub- loBs of ml from Iraq to lied1termar1nel and support 'I'IDqn ports. " crui•t• and Jb10"11fei'J bt the Med• , ', ~~MI"It- Strlb Rtport.d Jttlfl"i!)eaa 1>1 . \ stdke! w.. if) n. .........ue p;..;...i. · •- ti _;,;,.u.,. d r' n11.der eo lderaU g by ..,-""'\""' s, .,,,q time ov me. oru o ua ,..,&el& put into port c1t1e1 Arable D.atrobal leaden on Bah· th@ Medlie.rranean. 'but it1 rain IIIIDd where antl-Brlhsh headquarters are at &ea and not riots ()auaed many deaths last veu~l~TQlbfoift.i.tl'/to ' ~be• -~ore. _ ·~·~Ht (lf~ re..-~1 M'Jrc:b. THE 'IKE CUI'' 1 two-ear colllslon at a county da, H&:rold WUltam Daly, parenta for twmtJ VALLEY I LUMBER & SUPPLY Medlna Sunday Mr1. Dorotby Cruse, 28 . Ak ron, was injured fataUy Sunday when tbe .tuto in whiCh s be wq rlullll _, bit a uUhty pole Wm Suuon' ••, Daytoo, woa • Phone ' WE NOW INCLUDE ON OUR MENU FlniSt quality milk, at your OYSIERS- SHRIMP FISH ' DINNERS fiiYOI'Itt stOre or at yo.ur1door ' ~24Hours DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS- WREN WE OPEN AT 6 PM FOR DINNER killed SUDdav when be was struck by a New York Central passengea train a mile nortb of the ENJOY ,- SEAFOOD? ,, 26, Cantl'lit, wae kllled Saturdav wben h1s mot· orcycJe hit the rear of a truck / -' M~ Hla· leah, Fill, drowbed Sunday in B11 Walnut Creek near Columbua. Jamea Collmar, 17, Ati'OI'J, was tilled when tile IJ".olen car in which he imd three other teenaeera were riding went out of eontrol and overturned Dn • eounty road near Walter P. Kafer, Mary Jane Shlrle7 Garner Moneveniq • rehJar· held •t the home of •lliitler, 1\jlrlba .(loletW> M,. rllo HoHman Jennre Lou Lcm lt·y Steelworkers Go Back To Work In Mills Today 1 PitTsBURGH (UP) - 1-fhe ad vance • gusrd ot MQ 001) Umted Steelworkers umon ~ c m be r s lrooped back today to the nat10n'1 steel mills, tdle smce July 1. With the end of the 2 billion str[lte, steel cons ume r s awaited wont of the mcreue thE>.v wlll hsv~ to l)ay as the1r share of the .settlemeiit cost Steel price annou ncements are expected early th1s week .. Iron Age maguint pred•cted boollt s would be •bout $12 to $13 a tan doa. ' Stanley Gaberdell, 20, Ltma ~ 1bl PI v ...... t waa reported consuJtmg Marlne c:orpoul, was k1lled and ueD led ,by on military plans another Manne injured Saturda)' The average pnce now Iii $130 a tw.r« to counter Unlol\ 011 Anglo-i'r\!nch m'Ovi! wben lbe1r c'ar went oUt of control ton D~' the~~iel ~~~.,~ Butler County hne, W M arren H 'Nau• In Waahl"'ton Robert Mtn:tJ• J. .. an un•Hielll vlftt n:c....... vlein on fM to thJ United St--. (lntwnation•l lll"iah tnd c..._. Jn s.m.tphote) utomob"lI es • ~W _ , The f1ve-week steel shutdown came to an end Sunday night as the last or the b1g 12 producers s!JDed contracts wtth the USW Tbc JJtrike was &be..torrtllest 1n lhe a rtf:Otd &c~te ~~defllt Sllur s.._ii, AL 2 10; Jt tbe lntersechon of Ud state Roole 248 ~nw. =~· lbe eecon , mishap oecurod An ~-Jio\!1!-,~ ' • - il1Y'tlfr .. the' o'r!h; >Oilfll, W \o ~ti<!e>, H 10 am , on State the ""' Pat1 oi, a& Road, and driven by Harle.l' Sm1th, Route 7,1n Pomeroy, a automobile. 57, StdlweiJ, traveled aetoss the dm e n " est, by Art~ur Jepson, 83 roa~ and JJtruck an auto dnven S\ lvama, 0 , turmng south, ~uck aouth by Roy A Young, 16 Reeda the s1de of an automotule ttaveJ. vlUe Medium damages were done mg north , and dnven by ~hired to both cars. and Stlllwell, Cited Clark. 1!5, New Haven, W a. to Mavor Roblllson's court, Satur Bath cars had medium dama~s day mgbt laaled to appear. done, and Jepson forfated $l:i Jn Tuppers Pluns, at 4 13 p m, bond in Mayor E F ~il&~'l on Route 7, one tent.b of a mde court, Sa,turday night He was from tbe junction of State Route charged with failure to 'lti)p ~ Jl a 680: an automobile draven south ,;top sJgn '" ' by 'Elq'ier. E. Babcock, 63, Timber· ville, RD , 0 , pllllmg away from ' tile curb, at.ruck an auUlmobJle draven aoulh, al1o, by Wilham K i2 Fined By Mayor Over Week End; 10 Arrests Made 4Are Injured were ~:r~~~e~ouart $~7 ~~~:~~nc; ~b Near Hartford m~~ff~~ ~~~~~~tt~:e~~~gReeds As cars Collide •.. MeKmney, 70, Huntington, W Vs Slight damages resulted Two men SylviJli~~<, '""'- , Cbicago CUP )- '~' Chftoa, suffered a brmse on tbe Jeft eye and a bump on tbe bead while Junior Bali 24, HarUord, hall the b u Henry F1e!1tz Ind1ana was suffered a eut on the head whJcb tmn ,.'"" "' ''"' "' w'th ''''"'" to y1eld the required four stitches enough for a ' 110-J\ a ot nonuna Aceordlng to West Virginia G A f , nc: ht of wa\ 11 1 State PeUce. who lnveshgatert the y ov k h vcre th man c:v , W<l t,8 m K Batley was ehar•ed • or ' as e ~~~~~""· pc \.\1 !h r ec kl ess opera ti on as were aceldent, 'he cars, one driven by hapll bot enougtJ~It o ~'KP Steven rarn es E Ward, New York. and Grimm eil the other by ComPBon, eoUided In a con~tructmn area sen rl >. '~h ll1a•n L Reed Former PreaJde t ~i'rJ Tru Carl D Bostic wu cited lnto whea the d1.1st hec.ame so heavy 91an WJJl become t.ht lndivdJP..~ cou rt on a spcedang cba:rr•. and as to obscure vi~Jon with the most tnlhlenee ¥;re lr :'fime of the scc1dent was p!ac. the Stevenson bandw~gcm lalla to Ru ~sell W1ckhnif! 42, Middleport, ed at 4 lei PM The 1~ MercLary w.1s cite d for dnvmg wh.ile mtox· roll as expected •"'& ted drivtn by Gr.mm was reported to Democralic NallanaJ Cha1rman ... Paul E Clark, , Pomeroy, was have been damaged to tre extent 27 Paq) M Butler opened conv ention arr,••ted for lnlo"tcatlon of MOO Tbe 1050 Ford driven by b d rter 8 t 0da car 1 con '"' " Compson had $400 worth ot damea qua Y s f cr. .J. V }fdle Smith, 83, Reedsville, age lctordior to State Police ceahng his entbuslatim or w;n &!Test ed £o r walking Ill tht: 1 Stevenson's nommat1on lio'" of port , was cited on • cbarge dm mg wh1le JnloxJcated tevenson of Illmols mo delegates, .11lmot Adlai E !"'-·· it °· .s... Harvey Wire, 64, and rll e 1· en Hardi1t•, 38, both of New M1d , dlttown, wer. electrocuted tlv a wire whi~b fell on his car In the presJdent driveway of hla home 2. Adophon of a modE>rat~ bar Michtel Vallej'o, 17 Toledo, W'U mony platform which will satu;fy drowned Sunday whale Awlmmh:IB right and left wtng Democr ats an in a pond with 1 frtend. tbe tasue or race relat10n s I h1gb\\ ay ------~ Ed St·Jiivan l11jured As '1'\v·l Autos Collide SEYlliiO'OR Conn UP - Tete MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Vlsiob ma!~l'r of t'eremonies Ed The MtddlePOft Emergency Adnu.tted Mr!! Arlt!ne Gr1mm SulliVan an d thrcf' other men wwe 1Ua c.!alled at 30 p mJ Mason , Mra Mllttie BePglr R<IC· inJured earl} tod ay when his lUll> for a wreck on ine , and MtJ Mary S1sk, New mobile collided headon wllfl 1 at 8:15 p m Haven. r second car near here. Clneland, t SulUvan was r.eturninc to lW travelCONGRESSMAN DIES Southbury home aner broldcas~ WASHINGTON (UP) - Veteran mg bls CBS televasiob show from Rep Carl Hinshaw of Cll hlorma McGuire Air Force Base In New SQUAD CALLED e died' SUnday night at Bethe~da Na'Nl HoapUal The 62·year-old !tepublle•n- ~ been adnutted to fllo t~ilol oa July 21. Ihomes was knocked out {or about thousands Of lreea 8.S the '+'IOds, r111ing and falbng In lntenaaty, bat· tered the Cleveland area Lightmng cauled several llmaJI fares Chihl 11 Bern The storm toppled a tree o nto K1rk Steveruon 's car In Cleveland mlnuteJJ before he was: to take hLs wife to a ho.spJtal to f.IW! but h to a ch •ld H• borrowed a friend's car Tbe ehlld was born as he drove to a I':Ollpital Harvey Wll'e, 67, and bis daugbter. Mrs Helen Hardbty, 38, were .. Ject.rocuted wben a htg,b voltage 'W ir e wu blo.n down by the winds and struck theu ca rln Cleveland Pollcee(M)rted t.he H e n r y Rhone, 87 wa(! reund drowned m an alley w~en he apparently lost ha foohng and fell 1nto the ramflooded alreet In ot he r areas hundred& of fam 1hes were forced from their homes by noo d water'!l from s mall cree k ~ YOU~GSTOWN Htr s wo llen by t he downpour Two separate tornadoes twla.ted At, Bakerstown , Pa Miss Gcrt througb an unpopulated area 1n rud e Staley. 40, was electr, lt'Ute(l the Youngstown-Warren viClDity wh1lc trym g to replace a fuse af 1 Sunday ~a us ing wWespread damter !Jghtmng ..truck age Many bt~mes had roofs blown ....JoMph-J...eldtP.r. 41 , Sm •thfidd. off and latndn!da of &m~ \~ a drlJwoed wh tle tryme to r escue were uprooted l t,;o cJnldren caught an a flash• ~t Liv~l .~repared for~~ flood on t he Cheat Rive r near tloO(I today wllh the ~G.'"",ltivtT ],forga ntown W Va Reaeuers s.av rlsmg nearly a foot an hOUr as a ed the children result of more tban three iltdlea More than 50 l.am1hes were evac ef r&Jn during the wcekeftd uated at Morgantown, where more deluge than 4 and on e-half mche ll of ram Eqlnee rs at Dam Eq:bt refe ll ported a river level of 24.6 fql: at 8 a m tblll morning, onlj"' eiglrt feet under Ule flood .tage. A 32foot nver 1tage lriU flood Begin Filling In Village Lots ...... For ParkingArea movmg to lewlands in East Li~. Pennsylvarua and West VlrglDia Fioh '" . _ _ One Cleveland home OJmer. Sandy Drago, who hVCB Dear the Wor k on of d1rt tbe Baldwin Reservoir, rqot1ed~ tll4t fish were in ~e water that blacked PomerltJ village property between up in his basement He Aid the Fourth and Fifth Streeta is pro- fis h, mostly pib and pertb, were wh 1 still ew:fmming. Late Sunday Columbus wa;: hit by a wtnck•in atorm tbat blew down power lines and eauaed windows In aome of the downfowa lltores to 1batter Police wd a large section of tre~ffoldtD( around the LevequeUncoln tower WI! rapped loose end feU on a car However, the motnri.t was able to remove the debrtJ and drive on The outlook for the FaiJ'Iand Co. Corner Agrees To Take Test LANCASTER 0 (UP) - Fair f1eld County Coroner J osep A Geer today agreed to takf' a lie detector test as federal nareoticll agcntl moved Into the cttv to pan duwn the source of drugs that k11Jed hi~ attraclive '>'I fe Pohct Chief Sam Hutsler sa1d "It would be the be•t for .111l ca n. cerned." tbe tf<st will be g1ven at the London Prlso.n Farm a statt priaon. Hubler also saJd that when tbf! hJWriUption is completed. ''It abould be evaluated by lhe prote- eomlng week is mor• sbowerll ln the Obio Valley reg~on today and Tuesday wllb showet5 expected in the c h ' Noribern h.e.lf of the 11late by Wedneadly night I DEMAND ACTION IN DELHI T-he Dem atlc ~atlonal conven "' i , • i tton w•.jch 1 s a weea away, ~ ze~ up today 11~ thll· !I In ennsylv.ama and West VJrgmJa flood wate rs VIrtu ally ISOlated !M:l 000 person!l, cuthng off roads to Canonsburg, enna and Clarksburg: an d Salem, W Va grea smg satisfactenly according to Mayor E F Robmson Mayor Robmson reported lasl week that the lots owned by t/P village there woUld be f1Ued and ll.Si!d as parklDg lots to aecommo. date approximate!!~ 75 cars to reheve downtown l'ongeslion The dirt 11 being hauled from the property on East Mam Street wb1ch IS bemg dl'veloped into a parlung lot for employees of the RIZer Od Company and the Parlr: ersburg Rig and Reel The project IS expected to take thirty day~ to complete barrmg !med aDd one d pr~~~:dm~f~e;thews, ~it ~terrupt· production boom ... One person 1n Penn:sylva ma and one In West V1rg1n1a m addition to three m OhiO d ted l O stornn Wbich Aweot tbc Mldwe~;t and East on Sunda.i ville, was fined 10 and cos .... oa a Four per.11on11 were InJured on driVIng a car wltbout 1 Sunday .rt.ernoon as two cars col 1 . Cheshire, lfded at tbe intersection of Hang· was fmed 10 and costs215on a speed 1n1 Rock Road and U S Route lng charge 33 between Hartford and Maaon One of tbe four, Mrs Arlene Arthur M Jepson , 63 Grimm, Mas(ln, was sllll m Me1gs OhiO, forfe ted bond on a charge 1 General Ho&pltal on Monday mornofMeanwh failur e ile: to vwld the n.ghtwere or way ten arrests rc- Ina wbere she wa9 lluffcring from port ed by State Highwa)' Patre1men cuts and brUises about the body a nd the v•llage police All were X-rays were being taken to determine the extent of her Injuries unforeseen bappemngs t"lled to appear rn the court of Her bu1band, George Leonard mlghl delay Jt Ma yor Robmson . Grimm, Wll.s tre1ted (01" cuta on llsrley #W Sm•th, 57. Stillwell, both &ntll and • brulae on the K<~ nsas. wao~ cJted to appear for left lide of his body mskmg un Improper rlght turn Ernest William Comp80:t, 10, Gleoeth L Hl!naler, a•, Mlddle- , StevtnsCJn S-n As T Favonte • Of p y HeadS HEADQU~ I charge of 'ifllfaltfT',t; histor,,.. ~d eekfil&llt idMQ,Y-, J.fJS A£eidents " . autoli'\Obdq \wtl"e damaged Bradford, Carol Cn swell, DLan c Stumbo, Lynn Buchan .. n 1 Beck:y Grueser, Roger 1.1ghtfoot Gcot ge un;h. ul " bedrootn"--wA~~(eU ~ deP:Irture. ' m&'s •nd tfte White l'.t~~t·~~·~·r1~,~tla~~·~tt~a~~~;~ot~--;;;-_:,~ c"-- ---+---::-- k•ll•d • :IO,)'Oar Old Dovton man near the W-arren--Bull._ Couaty from Naples Into tit• "to l e a u i diapute. Egypt beaan and eraebed on Route 35 west of Sea today caUl '"P'·"· ~aerv~• the Gallia.Jackson County hne .,... , __ _,.,, 'lo...:..o.l.~ ' ouu ~.~~c1ose t he Tlte -ubftrlf alotea •tltaJ ... Doug1All, 3"u, cmcl nna 11 not .,_ 10:: League , ....... WTm bu~ the move- BcJpt, and the Arab Po- !I ~.~raartlfd -WC~t' ~eran, .. ta. 1 ment waa connecled with IIUell Committee calltd a meet- fire m hia: the Sq.ll crlala:. lng far Tuesday in Cairo to form asleep with a lighted Cifl . "' Tbe Randolph and Ita compan- 1 aolid front apinst Britain and Three-montb-old Ruth ~n ,SeaiOill, !q:cludiog three dettroyen, France. and Mrs Marilyn SnVdef, 2i: had remained In the Ba)' of Naples • MtCutehenvUle, .-.e re 1i:llledani1 tO f"'' four d•"• belort tbil mornDtspatebea from Damascus, Sy· othere inJ'urod, lleven seriously, in aulni t ' -., ' Ten U. S~'Sbitfs-' Woman, girl, man and boy, • , mdk' s a treat all enjoy On ClftY o~caslon from a pic• 111c to 0 fam1ly meal, you con co1.1nl on milk to be a flovo.. favorlle with lust ;n., "naUGtu&llzaUbb Is: ~he ullJIOu)ted r1U,t ti any Pltion " son, morn- Middle"Eut. ' IOVI!lnn><~l ' ol lrA<t, consid~ed J3r1tafn's- liest frle&ld lo the A.rfb world, threw It, sUpport to Elll'PI with thO •ttllement . that = Robert •Miller, j Thun Two Die In W.Va. And Pennsylvania In Heavy Storms l 1\I.w Arab Mov'es In Su"'_! ~is .11e ~ U"Jlj . ROOMS Of &I New Fumlture ; ... RusseU Lewla, Sail)" Nester, Nellle Mossman Patricta Parker, Larry Sm1th. J ack carter, Larry RitchJe·. •~:~~:~rt Rl lehle, Patr1caa Douslas, S Douglas, Bonnie Whe eler , Msnlyn Biackwoo:t, Phy~ls BIJekwood. > ~ Del' In Middleport Ill BAKI!R FURNITUUIII bl'ido, St~tphen Darlene Smtth, UP - f1 ve boun The Cleveland Eleetnc lllummating Co put more than 100 rep<ur creW!! to work cl~arlng the damages The stormli late , Sunday and to. area day h1t Cleve!aod , Cclumbull , Eaat Wmds up to 8.'5 miles per hour L•Yerpool, o~ nd Youngstown hll Cleveland thllf morning ElecHund r eda of roofs were dam.. tnc powe r to more tha n 8,000 aged and bmbs were npped fr om 1n Ntne were kJIIcd In tralf1c m1s year.uld motber and her 1nfant Jean Kirkhart, Janet VJDeyard, Sev~nteen persons lost their haps, tbree- drowned, and f1ve per dlughter ~car Tifftn Sunday Two Sharon Shields, Nancy Lou Cole hv~:s Jn ace1dents In Ohio dunng sons d1ed In ot-her types of acc1· New Middleton residents were c aldwe ll t~Je weekend, a t:lntted Press sui" dents. electrocuted when a wrre fell Janet Minada Murra9', Ann a Murrax. Linda Fore•!, Sonj, M•ll" Bonnro vey Aowetl today An auto acctd~t 'ullcd a 21:1 acroBS their car. A passen"r tr1pn &truek rind Miller, carolyn W1 bon, Carolyn By UNITED PRESS I , COLUMB US, 0 ..del"Rlrma lashed NGrthern and Central Ohio Sunday and early today, kllhng at lean three penoM and ea us an g mort than a million dollars damage !no the Clevelaod THI SEVIN MaMIIRi of lhe Koon _. Part'b Island, S. C. Th• nalc to a priVU., and dlschal'ftCI mltltary' ~-- an• Shown aa 31~ Worehetter, MaM,~ from th• ....-Ice. Tht •ntenca II Vrake Members workmg as colleitOl s tf1iw 1dttl...,.ted lil tfM covtt Mlr- Hret:•nt ... aenld'cod to rdne aubioc.t to rni.w. ~n Saturday were Melame Brown j{lf'M' Mirlnt1Stlt. Matttiew C. MC 1month,_•_of_h_•_rcl .:_la _ lro_r_, _..., __uc-::-od _ l_n_ _ _::-• -- -- -- - Sue Ann Myers. CaroJyJ1 •"•••on, Joyce Frede r•c k, Barbara Ruth An(l Brother, Elsie Arttol''•J < !M&RGINCY CALL ; lij$enhower, Menzies Confer Over MiHion Dollars Damage Reported In Cleveland Area FoUr teams were g~vcn specaal rc(:OgnltJOn for theJr collectJOn efforts They were Beth and Jan et Hoffman , Mane Davas , Bnba r,J Hill, and Cai'Olyn PHrker, Arb Icenhower and Jan A!ln Smith , and Jean Ellen Dabo and Karen I I Tomorrow partly ~:loudy, SINGLE COPY 5c County, 1t wall reported tQ() ay by lh t> Me1gs Count)' Extension Of flee The Emergency Squad was called. at 12.4!) p m Pr1day to the home of Wilham Ohhnger. i The Rev W B Moort perform· ed the double rlq cereQlony Bill Mrs. Sarah be 'Why I Culb" Mrs the guest Bu.Jneu Phone 3118 Over $180 was collected m prday's Tag Da~ collechons meet Thursday evening at lhe home of Mrs Mmnie Davia and He1tli ol thO P omeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 6, 19116 Ovllr $100 By4-HCluhs "' Sale In Tag Day CLU& TO MEET The Twallght Garden Club wAll DAYBOOK Rlc~­ M•tllodtst for the o .. t will join bl• Editorial Phone 397 ~ilitary TribunalStudi~ Sgt. McKeon Case at B•Jley'a Lake heg~nnlng at t1 30 p. m. AU members and fam . flies are urged to attend JIOt;tesses for the ne xt meeting Will be Mrs Mtte McKenzie and Mrs John Stace Bucyrus and Mr. Gibbons jolnM the Mlddlepl)rt Firemen 1t the Ohio State Flnmen'a Col!lvtDtl~ In Cleveland ,.. - M,.,. Robon CO•to ota Mtl VOL. Vlll NO. 95 The Rac1ne OES Chapter 134 will hold 1tt1 annual family picnic zie Par11y cloudy, ,_...,,., lhowet 1 ni1ht. FAMILY PICNIC mce Ann Durst Mrs Adams Eb enbach, Millses Lena and Thelma Grueser, and Mrs M1ke McKen- statemenb of th~ Bible ar~ these words from tbe ltpll ot the Son o1 God, "Behold J make all tblnga new " So It would seem that thl11 utoundlnl Chrilt claims not only to be the Saviour of individual mea, hut Ul be 1la0 their judie and the world's only bope. ard Chambera drove \o t.ane1attt Cam-p Ground• tod1y where l't'lll.ltlll: enttne • the h011tes.s to those named above day e.elebrahts Birtbday cakes and Mrs George Heines. Mn Mer were al110 cui for the guesta l1n Ruaseli Mrs Henry Re1bel Mra Wtlham Kilhngl!r, M15s Ber Street Mr and Ml"ll Carl Powell, ~ll Mr anrl Mrs Homer Hartley and dlaD.IpOiill, are visiting M:n. F.fr•e daughter, Nancy, returned Friday B.rker, Middl•port, and will J>e after a vllllt with Lt.. end Mre accompanied home by btr motber, James RoJipr and daughter, Kath Mrs JesSie PoweJI, New Haven ie Cae~tv1ew Florida. Mr and Mra. Richard Wbite· Mrs lt~ red 1 Gardner, Mn 0 boule and ttlree ebUdren moved E McKmley , Mrs Geor1e Child ... Friday [rom the Benoa property and WJillam Puekett vlalted •Mr on Sixth A...enue to Pomeroy. and Mr! Garl BaUey at their hom· Mrs Edward Jollell ll!ld daUJhIn Beverly FrHI•y ML"S Bailey Ia ter Amy, Jaekson, vl•lted relJ· recupe1 attng after major sur1ery Uvea and frlendl here Frld1y ~rs M t Kelly •nd Mr1. Clar· Mr. and Mra Roy McCool and ence Me r-.'e nl were viallors ln Ath· family have reated the Davia ens Thursday 11partment on Ash Str•et. Mr11 George H~utton •nd dauch· Mr and Mrs Wayne Gibbons ter Carol Jean. aeeomp•nled If dyJl pUO!tJtlfM I .IOJ ..tWP1lJ: 11•1 Sharon McClun1, Port N(l(!hell, stopped at- the Lancaster Camp Texu, to Mllton, W. VI today Crounds for their daulhl4r, Evewhere she will viAl~ her lrand- lyn Mrs Gibbons aad Evelyn will puents, Mr and Mn oiiJOI'l Srulth v\alt her father, Mrl' Cu1on, ln Hudson home for tbe 'Pitt moath ;jnd Frida)' evenlna Carol Hudson and Ltnda Nels on entertained with apl!!pi'OY .lt{l ll lSUO,I .JIOaJM 'I Park honoring the vJaltor Oth•~ son of Mrs Paul Leonard, Mason, w as celebrated Friday with a party at the home of his paternal gra ndmother, Mrs J 0 Leonard Middleport Games were played during the party and birthday cake, 1ce crt'am and favors were .'lerved to theae gues ts. Junior Cleland, Richard and Chipper Hag gerty, Pat lad Mike Gr ess, David Whitehouse, Myrta Wilson, John· ny Blake, Larry Gladwell, Mar· llyn Stumbo. John lqles, MJddte. po.lt, Carolyn Roush, New Haven, The Past C h1efll of Magnolia Pau.! Ingles, Mr and Mr.s Asa Te mple Pyth1an Si!ters me~Thurs Camp 1nd daughter, Ann, Becky day evenang at tbe home of Mis ~ and Ellen Leonard., Annabelle Thelma Grueaer wi'th Mrs Caa rl.e R1ce, Mason, Stepben Grimm, NaGrueser as hoste~;a 1 · ples, Fla , Mrs. Robert Haggerty , Mrs E M' Blake. Mrs Bermce Darst, pres1d" " pres1ded over a short busaness se ~ CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS 10n wh1eh opened with the Lord's Prayer A number of games we!"!: The blrt1n:lays of Rev Ed&son played dunnJ the social hour with Weaver of Mason City, Mlss L1da priZe& awarded to Mrs Roilin AdaJrul of Pomeroy, and Mrs Wm. Bearhs, Mra Delbert Eiselste 1n, Cook of H~rrlsoovUle were celeMrs Karl Grueser, and •Mrs Aman· brated on Monday evening witb a da Kaspar The travelmg prize wa~ ·c•O\"''"'d diah ll'l.lpper It the borne awarded to Mrs William Fisher of Mrs. James Adams. Pomeroy. .l'bJrty guests gathered for the Refte1hments were s erved by accaston tu bol\01" the three birth- I M, Preaching sen ice 11) ~. SUn· upon a throne an~ r~eelvln& the day School at Reedlvdle 9 20 A wor.11hip of all an&elll and redeem· 1\1 p,.,..,• ..,, ed men Then amont the final ___ at WEATHER and thunderatorma and cooler ,., Elnyr Louise,Moore Weds John R. Ray Pythian Sisters On Sunday Afternoon At Monroe, Ohio Past Chiefs Hold Thursday Meeting the goapel rt«~rds How frequent.. Jy Jesu 1 use• the peraonaJ proft(luft I am the way, tbe trutb • the Ufe, I am the door, I am the bread of life: I am the Hght of the werld: I am tbe re1urrec:tion 1nd the 11fe. etc. Other Jtatementl also streiJIJ lhe per110nal auperlorlty of Chrl&t. "No man cometh to the Fathu but by Me," '-Come uato Me all ye that labor and ere beavy laden and I will g1ve you resl ,. What a tremendoua fact • > FIFTH BIRTHDAY The fiftb blrt h4AY of Tommy Churc:h of Christ, Bradford, HlllUielf So Christ dtd what no when his daughter, ElyRf Wu1se-, Rev John Wyatt, Pa~tor B1ble single egotll!\ of all history haa and John Reginald Ray, son ot School 9 30, church eerv1ce1 10 30 dreamed of doing, elalmlng to be and Mra. John G. Ray, Zane'" Youth meet1n1 at 8 P M and the embodiment of all the aaered ville, were martled ln tlie Metho· prophecl~ Furthermore, In the evi:n.gcllstlc .aervace Sunday eveD· host book of the Bible, the picture dlat Ohurch at Monroe. Ohld The lng at 7 Jamell Reed, Supt of this man IJ perfectly completed wedding was solemnazed at R•edsvltle Ch,rg•, Rev. Pr•el1nd with the bold assertlen that he Is lblrty o'clock on Norns, Pastor Scrv1cell at Joppa the end and s oal of hiatory; " I am after a remtai of 9 30 A M , Sunday at 10 20 SUD· Alpha anrl Omeea, the be'(lnnlng a trio Mn. Paul day School at Lon1 Bottom 9 20 A and the end" John pictures Him MIDDLEPORT SOUETY • e Daybook Th1s p~rson.al eiPment as tbe su preme cbarectertsUe of CbriatiltJ. lty , Ul melt readby obllerved In I!Crlpturea, the things concernlna: School 101 PreachiN ll.UI The Sentinel Wha t Is th P oullltan4JD( featun PAIRVIIW Edward GrlUitb putor. Sunday That Chr\11tlantty II Cbrl1t School D SO a m; Yeuq Peoplea meetmg 6 4~ p. m.: PreacbJq •er· Christ is Gcd, for all Prl'ctl''"l v1ces 7 30 p m ; prayer meeUq, purpo•es IB also theChristian' hymn• u "Wbat A Wed.nesday 7 30 p , m. Friend We Have In Je1u1", Je.tUJ THE RACINI MISSION, Chari.. Lover Of My Soul", Jesua I• AJI The World To Me", All H1ll TheUu!!h Po stor Sunday School lt J Power Of Jeaua Name," ete. a m Sunday eveni11g wor ship Do W(l know God In a personal 7 10 p m Weekl y l'r11ycr ServJC" f ~ manner throuah the perllon of Je· 1 Ut!.<iduy 7 30 p m Portland s er _;___ sus Chi!lt' v•e rs Pra:t er sl'l "l ~,:e Monday at 7 ;!0 p m lt eg ular church .ll ervlci!s M• ~ Will iam Ohllnaer, who has !"11day 7 ao p m be en a surgtcal patient at Holzer turn to Columbul today CHURCH OF CHRIST: HUand Hospital was returned to her Mr and Mlll. Harold Lonll; and Chapel R<' v Ediso n Weaver, home Thursday 800 , Roy, drove to Columbus Fri· H•hl t Sc hool 10 a m 8upt Henn 1\.tr nnd Mra. Owen Fink and day to meet their oldellt aon, RoJ· ~ h i Ill Mornmg .sNvice 11 30 A fam 1iy 11nd Mass Mabel Hy&ell VIS- •r Long, AN, -,vho ill ltationed at M Eva ngcl rsll c Serv tee 7 30 r I t ~d ( nmden Park HunUngton, Wllldbey Jsl111d, SealUe, Wa111h Tl\ursdny Long hu a thirty day le1ve and Patrolmltn and Mn Everett Do~ new from the Coa1t lo Columbus lie and family have mond to tbe He ball not bfleD home 1iDCe la1t Ha.~o:gt>rty property on Front Chrletmas FARMERS IFIND 1THIS' .A -FRIEND -~ The Da1ly Sentinel IRAL!tH C ZUNDIL, jlllMtw Fiht lotptillt Chuuh p.,....ro,, Ohle ship 930 AM. YF at 630 P , M tvenmg wouh1p 1 30 Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 P M. UB thrch•s, Lel•rt Fall1, •• that ger Martin, Paator Sunday Scbolll the&e alftl!rtatlonll" imply, Christ is ChrlJtianlty and Chrlat· 9 30 A M. Wonblp Serv1ce 7 f lanlty ls Christ. AI It bu been M Chrfa:tlan Endeavor altlf!:ruate said, "Je..ue did not point to God Sunday• at 7 j:~O P. l\ol so much aa He tAught I am He, He Church of the Nnarena, Syr• dld nol teach the truth 110 mueb cuse, M C. Larimore, pa&tor. as he taueht I am the Tr11th. He Sunday School 9 30 A M MarniDK did not teach the way to heaven worship lll 30, NYPS 6:30 P M; llO much ., h e taought, I am the Evanliell..shc service 7 30 P M Way" Wednesday tVe.D.IDJ prayer meet With tweepine dlrectnt lls this mg for the midweek and Tue84aJ Chr1st even claimed that the old aitemoon prayer hour wlt.h II.! Hout• of Prayer, Che1ler, S. Testament eeriptures many types and shadows were an day School ll 30 A M MornlnJ fulfilled In Hlm 'And beginning worship ll A M Sunday evenmg wursh1p at 8 Prayer meeting Oft with Mesell and the prophet.-, He Interpreted to them lh all the Thursday 8 P M Fr. . Malhodllt Church, Hlrry Batc.a, Pastor. Llurel Cliff Sua· day School 9 30, Clau meetlna 10 30, FMV service 7 OO: Prtacho TIM Rutl•nd Methodh.t Church lng 8 00, Prayer MeetiDI Wedne• Rt•v Robert E Lmter, Pastor day 7 30 Hyaell Rua Suod&)' Su mln y School 9 30 A M George t arsr>n , Supt Wors lt'1p Senlee at !O :lUA M Tha Syra(uM Mathodllt Church 11<'v Robert E Lmter, Putor S un d~} SchOol 9 30 A M. lJana Wmcbmnn er, Supt Worship Serva:e~ 7 30 SERMONETI'E I � 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. 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