http://66.213.69.5/files/original/213468bad53651eb4e55deeef9645821.pdf 3792bfd09316c8b2d7515a72bc55654a PDF Text Text • 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 �• 't Columbia . W Va T be b 1rth was Sc h a e k td'~ Clmlc NEW HAVEN SOCIETY 2-'nl• Dally Sel'tlnel, Pomr roy-Mlddl eport 101. Aug 6, 1956 ~he ECLIPSE? Commentary Dai}y Sentinel On I aiCHARD 5. DWEN GEN. MGR. REYNOLD E. GR EE NI EOITOA .. Publis hed every atternuon ucept Su.ndav by 'J'he ObU, V.t..He, S.tiael, Inc , 3ot 110 Mec ha nic St, Pomeruy , 0 Bu" th'sa .., ULce pb.uo e a98, edi t ona..l office .Entered as aecoad Pomt!l'VJ Ohio ph~ . .,. . . ~ The News ... ' ------' ' 397 Br CHARLES M. McCANN d an mall.Ac matler at \be pfla l office 11 UnltN p,._, Staff Co,.,..pondent The Wti'ek '~ good and b1td news on the International balance shed : NaUoaal tdvertillnl representative, BottL nd !J K1mball, Int , 34.1 Lexington Ave, New York Clty , 10, N y Subscription rates Delivery by carr ·er where avai lable 30 ce nt s The Goed 1. The snowballing e ffect of RugSta 's retrea t from Stalin-type ~ictatorship forced more changes '" pulley tn the Soviet satellite countri s of eaL!t-ern Europe. East Ger~an Communist leader Walter week one )l ear ID advance at The U<ul y Sen t uLr l ufft ce , $l !i 60 . 111: month!'. . $? 80, three months, $3 90 Ry m... to r rt~ llt e wher e naUable· one mLetb, S1 By m a ll one J ~:! ar $8 ; Sll months , $4 ~ ; .bfe.! month! . S2lkl; one mQDth. S.l Ulbncht promised more and better consumer roods and more honses, a gradual reduetlon in the work week from 48 to boUl"s and tLe end of food rationing ef. fective next year. Jn Poland, it Skin Off Your Nose j m ~ s nun~ • tn mt:m1ler ~ 11nd t h e~ e funt.l s logt• !hPr w!th ~ u h~J J JCs fur ni shurl hy pr1 vah· lrUIH Ur s~ organt ZOl li ou~ Of t' l nanr,o J to hut 1uwers S in Cl' t he ~~et.l l:! r~l Crt•ti!L L' nw n A l'l was Jl;~~;sPd tn l{I;H t hey hav t' g10 wn fro m 2 450 to 16.001 und th e u a~sets from 40 1111 111ons t o nC':.rly three h JIJwns In llw o a ~t t e n yea r ~ t hP lr num lJ t' E h.ts doublt·d , and t hr·tr a sset~ mu ii !J.llwd sl've n t!mt·~ and ul the l' Xpense nf all t ht· rest of us For somt' my s t l"r l ou ~ rca ~o n, tht•y p oy nn Fede ra l or ~ tote 1nco m r,o t au •s what ev.:or , and a rr> alHo ext~ m pt frum otht•r forms of biUinesB 1.1xa twn Further tlw y <tit' u~m11l lv 1 su hJ; irhzt•d hy firm ~ whfl ~e e mp luyeK a•e m e mbe1 ~. a nd n ct>I~C' free rv nt, l1ght , hea t~often frp~ man ugt•ml' nt and clerical ht'l pfrer• odvN hs ln g and fr ee c hec k off ot &u~ HillS and l oang from pay• oils A fL'<' t'n l study of the Nationa l 1'nx Equ ali ty A ~s oc t a tlon showed ,~- uuhta nd 1n g l11 um J'r, J.( l't so nn· 1dt' u of th e t,n: l! u1d;;n t h is un t• ly pt of <UO !)t' l"a i iV t' • ~ -, h o~ng ul l un the rl' >t uf u ~ vo u IIII i!! hi U(JIJI Y that h g ur t' to t ht't r 1955 lo .n1s~ 'ii i 007 153 999 On o u r a hucu s thl ~ IS about 95 rntl lw n dollar s J nclc h ~ s tu tug w111t one t'l~ ~ fur G u es~ v,lw ' -~--- Servicemen fo~ rnP S l H Romln l :-~~ m ~ Pvt of Mr nnd Mrs . Chadt!• II Homt nt Hou le I Rutlilnd , Ohk 1 sche<h tlcd to lenve the U S Aug 15 for E urope as pur t uf U]l t 1<t lwn Cyru~rcm e , t he Ar m} 's un •t r ota ll.>n plan H.o m me Is a mrmhc r o r the Blh Infu ntr ~· Dtvtslo n wh1c h Is r eplacIng the [)lh ln f,wt ry Divlston In Germany Honun c- , a c ll nnun <>e r i n Buttery B or th e d t V J~ IOil 'S 43rd Flt> ld Art ll len. A :t! al wn enl t>n•d th e Army lust Fe h and c nmjtl etf'd h a ~ l<' t rnln mg ~ ~ Fo11 Car w n He aUPnill'd Wr • ~ t l' rll L-1.'1('111 HI Sl·honl 1111 d W IIM t> mplu vprl hv l ht> ~ lnl c lll uhway Dr·rMrlm t•n t , CoJ. umhu ~ In uv ll hm Id e LOST BR tOEGROOM SA I,! NA.W, M1ch -- U P - Brnn so n l a 'l-luu tt• 44 .I <H' kson vll lt> Fl u thl et• d !IY~; ma 1 rlcd , h11d to have sta1 1 po llee help to n JO in his brtd e at t h r 1r hon<'ymoo n mold He ha tl c nme hl' l e to du som e shop· pmg then ~ p u nt mo~ t nF 1hl' night t1vmg to r1nd t he mold wh(Jse nnm.. a nd locatiO n hr• h11 d futg nl tcn P oht e fou nd htm Bill ! searlh 1ng 11fter a phon e ca ll t u the m by th e wnrried bridi' f Sleol Strlko r...,Inohd, Welch fer Lowh Movo ' . Copllvo Mlntl I lpec64~ to Ct"fr'(lf Prth AaaoclatJota t lor John L LeoNI• to uK for aew ware WAAHD1'0TON_:l.Ook hi• tht lnci'UMI tor United Mine Worken now lteel 1trlk• II Httltd. 41thoue'b bll demandl will bt bldultly.wtde, the 70-,Ye&l'l old UMW ~thief wUI aet hi• II(MI on thtltMI eompanlea' own _.... -the ao-called. eapUve mlnet-whlch employ about one·ttfth ol ble membtm. The eontract !Awl• signed laat Auruat c an be reoptn.t4 on 60 days' noUce. Labor oburven are waltlnr t.o aee how Lewl1 Will fan In hl1 new negoUatlona and whe ther there wtU be another walkout, 1uch as the lon 1 ud· bltLtr OM In 194.9·1900. In the p&at, Lew\a barralned with. the late Harry J.lo~e~, former prealdent of the B!tumlnoua Opera\ora• aaoci&tlcm, However, with Moaea, who dltd rtcently, no lonaer on Ute acene, labor aoureea are wonderlns how lht talks will pro•r••• The coal lnduttry hat shown lOme uaurgenoe, part of which. 11 due to a newly-concluded aareement by United Statg ooal producerw to ahlp Jehn &. Lewlt coal ovemu Thlw ma.y point to a aomewhat tuler lime In bar&atnlnl for Lew\1, e • • • • OIVU. RlGHTI POLITICS- Moat Democrat. are eonvlneed they camt out ot the COhfnl•lonal clvtl rl(htt ftght In ell.cellent ahape Without lot.lnJ" the •upport of etlher Southemeu or Negrou ' The Bouthlmll'l are a&tlllfttd, of eour11e, ~auu Democ rati c leaden burled the' •dnUniltratlon't civil r\&hta prorrum In a com · mitt. att.r t:he HouR had approved tt Thl• plreonhole treatmen t eii'eatlvely kiJit tM vartout antt-dt~erlminatton mea•nuet ft om bec:omlnc law. The Dlmoen.tl fMl they loet nothlnr- ud averted a party-apllt· tla• ftlh"-bY Nf'ulll.qo to brtn1 the civil tlfhta bllll up In the S en· 4\t, dtlplte tbt &nfi'Y protutl and abort«< manauven of three •nat.ol'l. Democrats Paul DolJ.i'IU of llllnoLI, Thomae C. Hennlnga ot Mi.MOurl and thrbert Lehman ot New York 'ntt letdeflh.lp polnlt out that Douglas, H"nntnra and Lehm un had to play 1. 10111 hand and aut no auppoat ftom 1uch civil rl&tl ta lt&lwartl u 8en&tb1'1 Hubert Humphrey ( Dl , Mlnne10ta, Rlc har\l L N•ubtraer tDJ, Ortaoa. or Wayne MortH! !Dl , oreron .Furthermor., the Dem!Xlr'-~• point out Nerl'o voten anfl'Y at the blll'a death In the Senate would han.u; have any rtaaon to 1111 n to l.he RepubUc&M In November on the 111ue No OOP etnator 1;-nt tnortl than rrteanlqltu nwral 1t1pport to Oourlu. lAhman and H~lr~&• · • e • • • The trauMt wu nwte WOI'ttf1 Vthtrt 1\uula, aajlpORIIIJ KUM1"1 ace ln the llole ..UC.tely bloked 411totU..dool,~ • "" - ~ ~110111111 low of tl1o IU•·III•Irlr IIIIo rlvtr on4 •"'" ¥ide lrri~ 'W4eotriea1 pawer 11 llmolt tlllftual tor the na ~ .~·· """'l!'!'i'!! ~ and sunny d uys are on hand fol fa1r wh tc h rs scheduled / August 15 16 17 and 18, MARVIN'S Her e Is u sc hedul e of eve11ts TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956 8 00 p m Rellgrou s Services1'hl' Mer gs County ,M inlsterud A~sncJu lwn Grape WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th 10 00 a In Admiss iOn Will b1 c ha 1!o!Cd til th (' ga te 10 UO a m Fitting Ve mons!rallon u n tr l 4 00 P m l:l UU noon J unwr Fa rr 1'1act o• Rodt•o to :! OU PIll 2 otJ P m Judgrng- Hotses and J'otues (fro nt of grandstaml} 6 Oil P m - ..J ud wln g--4- H Cr ops , Elect ric, ll op(• and Ga rdeu E!xhr b it s, S 7 110 p m - 11orse how (fr ont o r gl untMand l 7 ,1\1 P m Judgl ng-J un!or Fa, ! Ecl ll~'a t ltmu l Buoths , , THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th 9 00 am - Judg1ng- Jumor Fa rr - Nut litJOn- O!u ry. Vine Chatter MARVI N S l , llAPI•:VlNt CHA1•r E ,We ll hr•re 1l IS l hc fn ~ I uf A11g u ~ t a nd m jus t a s hort utu nth t h ·~ k1 rls wil l ti ll be \ r ckrn~ back t o sc huo! -with ho o k ~ m hund - ,rnd 1 00 p m Ju n10r Fa 1r DaiJ·y fi OW HS on f.lt t'S, alth ough Wi 1 h ShoWman ship. th esC': cool days a nd fo1UCY ni ~ hb .. 1 00 11 m Harness R uci ng (three It S('ems ltkt• t hut r,rll iS here a] . races) reu dy. Well rt nl' ver fa lls wh en 1 00 P m Jullgmg- Sen lor and 11 stree t earmva J h1ts the ;uen ~ Jun ior Fan - Poultry nnd Rabbits ltw ra 111~ eornc. anrl t hnt 1s whul hu s happenPd tht ~ JHI S! "'t'e k w1t h l 00 p m Band Con cert, Grandt he {'<11111 V11\ ov e r 1n M,lson s t a nd . m JUl.lt:mglla iry Cattle Membe rs of tht• M e1g ~lllnl y __ 2 00, pClus 0111 11 9. F111 r t omm tt h· ~ hHJi l' 1 1f 4 00 p m lt unnm g H a<"I' ~-Po n ~ h.a~ lu ratn th o~! 11 d11r ~ so ow It' S .md l!n r~ t·s t o l-{t' ! 11ll o1 II 11111 of 1.t d M,un,J "7 15 p 111 B1g De nt! V111 wl y N,i l!ll t's S} s lt'u1 s" lh o11 111 111 \' rll } • 1 DAILY CROSSWORD 4.4 Part of 'to be" A<;ROSS 1 Weather · coc k tl Heml cook 9 Street urc hin 10 Legit imate theater (.d rort~ ned I 12 Sl'cd cuve rlnRI 13 a 1~ 18 l7 18 19 20 23 24 26 bi rd 22 R oman 01\i:!U~ 2 Among 3 oUrtcan river 4 Halt em• 6 Lu cid ti,Plle money 2:1 Emmd 2~ Shoahnn- •an lndlnn 28 Ce11se 1 Nau t 27 Con- 7 0\ u n1 8 F'e! t\vat A nxlo u ~ l.,';p ) Stuy D E ru.J \\01 \10 Kn ock a buildinG" Sout1'11'n ij t 11 Woody to.bbl l Frenc h p ~rennl a la 1:1 )~01 Utl · article Ove r (poet ) ratlun 1 11 Grumpu.s Con!lullled A ldng of Engla nd Ge nus of r. es h-1\0.le r tluck s Relate In de tail A \•latorll v.l lh ~ plli.lltla do>A ned 3ft .,, vet l tnt o money 29 F ull ot fi s.!l urc!l ! 0 B 1a/ltht'S 32 13!<..1 • ' • C~t rtl n l H hlc \<) 32 ) 't tl.s ll ( .ar ) :13 N,outcr h• ll l'C ll ')U:"I 3i , l ~tk e s~ Ne\\ t 36 h: !!nt'.c['.\ J!i. l .fldge t l) City at wlekot&ntlll Otherw l :«~ 36 A certain quantity 37 Jewish month t il th) 39 Before tO Cutting lool . ,u, II'- lhll _ . . _ . . to -.~-:,fK.J!!!!¥,. limo, ...... !A'ffl-!!0')!1 ~..,. TUEIDAY MONDAY Si&ft Oa Todlt)' 6 55 7;00 0":00 IO;QI) Cotf'ee Time Home Tic Tp.c Dough .1 JIJ 1l Could Be You I.! .UO Ci'JUera Goes to School 1:.! 30 Current 1.ao TfiUltiiiiM! Erme 2 00 Matl.,.. 'l1beoOff " 7:30 Stllll' Shnwcaae PICNIC 45 Modern Rom.ancea get ·Md 8:00 Sneak Pr&view 8:30 OJrcle Theatre 9.30 RW~emary Clooney Show 11:05 Weatber<:ast 11:10 Prtsa Box 10:80 Thl,s Is Show BusJaeaet JUQ Newo 11;10 11 :16 - i1imie·~· ......... ll:Sil ....lp IDirflluo T4iallbl SIJo> "01,1 12.00 MDNDAY B·OO Ou . U;IG Love of !Me 11:30 E~ for 1'om<il'r(!W .·r1 ·'-·I •• .J 12:00 Ray Mllland S~ 12;30 & tha World • J 1:00 Johnny Careon ow ·1 1:30 Hou.teparty ~ 1 2;00 lltg Po~l 2;30 3 00 Bob Crooby Sh.., Brighter Day 3;15 Sems! Stlllllll 3.30 Edie of Nltlht t :Q!) uo Katie'o lrilobon """'* , : ~' · I "~ ; ,. ~~, ' ... ' . Art I.lo>klettet- iod 'l.l!e 'li• 8:1G ~los F<iworoo 6 ;00 9 ·00 Studio o.. 10.00 Your Eooo Roportw 10;1G 8j>ol'fs Pando 10;211 Weatb<ftD"' I0·3o stamima lllayh.... 11 00 Up I& ltbe miDUit N..... ll:!lll The ~ Show Sill> 011 Pray..,. 7;30 !/I!Vy L<iv 8;00 .... and MoW 8;30 SWIJllltt Thealro ' 9:00 ~- Queotl(\11 9.90 Do Yoo 'l'rulot WJrer 10;00 Eoso R.opoitw tour st-rn ·orr .Praver ChJnneiJ3 MDNDAY 1 hrle {~ rln~ ~~-~··kent\ WE WILL SEE 1 1 United Methodist I II Youth Fellowship • \ Returns From Camp '\ = ROOMS Of §. =I New FOB Fymlture. $299.00 I BAKER FURNITURE OP The Brightest Cor-fil1 = ~ IIQ aer In IilldoUeport ~ BAKER FURNITURE liQ I ,, 2~ 17 THE 'th a d'lSp Iay 0 f th e most modern 1 l I WI "I animal DAILl' CRVPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to we A.XYULBAAX.R l1 LONGFELLOW Ontletter l im ply ~ tan ds for ano ther In thll example for the three L ~. X for the two 0 a, etc SlnK"11 leU troph\u, the lt ngt h and format loh ol .he worda ert Qcll da)' the code letteJs IL!'t dlfte rent. '"""" •~><~- A. Cryptocram Quotatlo,. GXNSX :MNYCJXYP, VJIIN CTF FXKIIQDP, VMN COHJI;• HPI- OCTMY. Baturda)'•t Crtptoquote : WHEN DR'!. NAD 1'.\ISED, 1l' BII!""'~ .LIKE TH& C&J.Silftl OF EXQU"alllolll~~..;. loQNOn!UIW, , ~-. Piolrl- 'Or !!Y l'II!U~'- . Do It I FA R M EQu I p M EN T ~~ 1'~. Edgar Thom as, "oun ~e-l ors. I llllt...l I • THOMpso ~ ON LT Fu N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I '· Oh" East Court Street, Pomeroy I Pomeroy ~--~- -~~- ' a! 1111> bome ot ' '" WHAT c ESSIE'S RAILROAD .... " GROW? _._..... . 12·00 Film " F•ocy 1;30 F'emin!M Touch 2;00 Afternoon FUm FeoUt&l 4 •00 uo l'ibn • Rocty Jon<o 5.00 lrll<key Mouoe 5 00 Mickey Mou.se 6:00 NeWs .; ,.., ., .• N~Wd .11•• •-1ffelt'fier Bci.O SpW\s 6.18 J<iltn Dolr 8;39 Witmer Bros hesenfa 6 Ql5 W e-Mber 6; 10. SPI)rta r" , ..v~6 'Jiiiit-l!lllfy 7:30 wY..tt Earp 8.90 G. E. Summt'l' Ori&!,tlala B:SO Dq Pont Cav 'lbelter' D·OO Jlmm7 Walker Show ..,. 10 00 lltrliw Bat Theotre 11·00 NII'WS 1: Weather 11:10 Sp.W. 11 ·IG t1llf Doletllve 11:48 $1jl 011 6 :30 Bold Journey 7.00 Dotly Mtack 3:30 Voiee of Fi.restoM 8 00 FJim FAI< 9 00 Film l'llc JO·OO Straw Hat Theatr• 11 ·00 N'ewa • Weatber 11 :10 Sp.. ts tl:15 lloya.l Plo)'tlo<JOe Sill> 011 ----.:~G::;T ;.--::5-::A::R::G::IN:-:T: : - - - - ~M~I-~J... ~~Lee~~a~n~d.~M~I~ss~:~ SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP}-John ~- ~errRI&rla were ttU&lntss W. Sargent, an Air-.J'oMe master ln Columbu11, Wednesday. terteant, was recently traMferred from the Alr f<'oree ,Reserve CenMNI Geo~e C1rper and daush--, ter here where he was serseant ters have S111letl for Austn.Ra, major. wMte tHey will visit relatives. ~ LEGAL NOTICE T hP Board of EdOC:l.l ion of the ",,],<:bu n local SChool D~1.nct, M PI~ Count, , O hto , wtll aucf1 011 at 11w d OOI O[ the Sliver Run Sch.uoJ \hrJUse , on Salurda} the 1st day of SPpt emher 1956 at 10:00 o'clock A M ' the follow .ug r eal est<J te s·• ua \ (' lfl th e County of ' feJgs, State or Otuo, m frtt• Oh to Com panov's P11reba~. RPgi nn ,;,.ot N 44 'k de~e('Jl W 9 n xb 12 lcnks !rom "" Elm tree 22 m in d llmle-l.er on t~ Ea9t bant of Stonr s Run a nd on tAle line of J cilm and J am es Maud:: in Lot 329 T own 1 Rafllg~> 13. ~ S. 30 d ~ ~ W 12 rods 3 linb to Ml I Elm 'ITe< 22 mehes In diameter: \h(.-nce S 67 .del! W 16 rods to a ~•t)!ar stump· tlhence N. 71 deg. W 7 rods 8 hnb 1n James " "'"''' an<l J ohn R.,..,lds lioe: I t hl·n<-r N 43 deg F. <:a s;ud li.rlie 1 teeu million tons of quality coals will be loe.dM into Great Lakes vesse ls at C&O's Toledo docks tl1is ye ar and more than 17 million tons will be hauled to Newport News for oceao movement C&O loMls almost half of the coal America export~ o"·ersea~. A $3 tmlhon add1hon will increase the loading capactty of C&<J'i coal dooks at Newport - -- a I Time ~nka n F co<la 20 c{)rner: to JMnes \l' ~.r C'k';; ~ W. t~ S. t -l 1h d <>e E 9 f'fY(k 22 link~ to t1te pl:F' f' of h~<;: l n flln g 11/4 acre p:uct'ls Will be Sa1ct .otd 8 y orrif> r m 1ll !' Soa rd or EdL-ea· tmn "r S~ 1 1 sbury Local School District, Metg:<: Count\· Ohio F.ldoo We1'ks. Clerk 17)-30, 18)- 6 13 20. Z7 5tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT •\ Administrator E5t•te of L1na Detzel DecNSed • Not1ce u hl'lt by g1ven that Bernard V. Fu lh who.'le Pll.'l'l. Office Add ress ts M~dlep ort, Obill, ha.s bePn dut.~o a pprunled as Admlnisl r at() l nf the Estate o( Una DetZt>l btP of Mt> lgs C<tunty, Oh10, t:le. ce ased Dat ed thiS 19th d:ty or July, 1956 John (' Bacon, Jud ge of t hP Prob:ot e Court Me1gs f \ tlll 'y Oh to (7 )·23 30 IRl f, ' 11r NOTICE OF APPOINTMFNT Admln l'> tratri• With the Wilt Anne x • I Estat1 of Th on ;~<J. W Wa~ner, is addmg new plant tracks at a cost-of $1 m1l hon to better sen e the transportation re quire ment s of the automutwe , coal , clLe~ical and other plants Nohee ~• .Jir> r ·In ' gi\ Pn hll lo1 Svb tl r!J"'r, tJ<~('h wh ,-. · p,, t Offi e ~ o\ d d rt><i~ r ~ rumr>"Ov , OhiO , l-ols hP •n rlu h arn nte l a~ AdTt n Ls 1·n x •v1 h ' hr W1lJ ;u .n x "-'I {l r t h• ~-:, n•e t f T h ~ ITl't -t W Wa "n 1 D J>'"(' i! f•,l Iale or tetaTI f D" n ht p \f f'IJ;:S ('nun t y Oh iO D-. ' r> d 1111 ~ 231d tby of July, locating on the railroad. H'5G Full speecl ahead for $€t'OiU to netD indmtry C&O ,f {J lm ( Bam n -' "'l!! ', r 'hr Prnh!lt e Colll"t bigge r. better ra 1lroad lo sen e you r 11.1. "''1 i'"l m lv 7 13 0: <B Hi , 1 (}].,o 13 3 'c - --- NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT Executrix ~Estate of John F, Handley. Decet• od WoUII;t you like a portfolio of pictures of CMu.la urtd b&r family? Wrlle to1 mor~ ' o \,h P. b n!hest btddf>r or bid -~.;\ fM (':I Sh 1n h and nn dav of sa'l~ The rlgtrt 1.:: reservf' 1.n reject :m" and all b 1d!; 1 locomotives will become cmopletely dieselized. Over ~ of its 88,000 freight cars are new or rebuilt and 13,000 11ew cars are on ord.f~ 11 ftnks . '~'"" N 45 deg. or ]e<>< Fu11 •peed ahead I Tit at's ti.e on!« ol. tf,. day on Cl~esapeakc and Full peed ohead for freight. New~more efficient Ohi9. statt:bil with t1\e f,orwanl tluniu ug needed classification yards: tenuwals and si~al ~tt:' lns to develop mperlor trBDspmtation tml.1v ~ anJ in . make up a track 1D1provemeut program costmg $20 million, assuring faster, dependable scJ;lerlules lhe f u tu re. for freight shipments. On Lake M 1'ch'1gan, c•-o· "' s FuU speed ahead on modcnri:.ation S in ce- 1945 fl eet of seven trainferries bas been comple t e ly C&O has sptmtover a half billiou<}ollat s uu modmodernized. At the other end of the railroad, a cmization, with amother $100 m ill to ll hmlg~teJ for new $8 million bulk ca rgo pier is nearing comple this year.. 1n this decade, Chesopealcc and Ohio tion at C&O's Atlantic port o£ Newport News. bas become almost a new railway. FrJf speed ahead for coal. A.r:, the world's largt:"sl earner of bltummous coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Full speed ~Um equipment . W1th 222 keeps pace witl1 the growing coo.l induatq. Sixmore diesels oa c1t&r this year, C&O's fteet of 1, ,., ,1, 1 is doing to malte thu a b1.gger, bttter railroad. ChesM's railroad is going and gtowin gl Ill•. LqvreU Col-' st!ituo - , (hu of a senes telhng whnl ChesaptaU and Oh w transportation nef'ds, Mr.t. Lydia Carl remains qui~ ~ ill et this wrtUne. ¥t. and ¥r-. l'aul P1U10n1 1~ baby ve V$itlnJ thelj' 4!•n<!p~r­ ents, Mr, and Mt~ EJD.mett Janet:. The Wol~ I• jlai'den ' Cjub mjl pn Tburaolay. Kro. llhl WI~ the~.. \ --~-~ BO<"on , ____ .____ J~~~Of~fi;••~R~o~n;n;:~l~to~l~2~,;2~to~5;·~1C;l~•;••:,.:•t~N~oo~n~o~n~Tb:"':'u~rs.~)~ '===============7"====~ 1 10 ing for a I BEDFORD • D~osp1oy.f And See Th'IS G"tgonttc Besur~ day ' f J uly, John C All along C h esapeake and Ohio.. s 5,100 mil ~ s things ar ..: h appt_·~nng - n ew fn c iht tes n rw thmk - u 1\1011. BEDFORD OL 1 AND DELAVAL, NEW H ~ ' 4 FERGUSON, ond OLIVER I '"'" '' ., '" "Kl'" 15·18 Me1g_ • s 1 tim Oh.to .Jud ge of 1he P rohate Co ur t \1 ( t it'> Count\ , Ohio Au~. AT News by 20'/{.. durmg u t'8Cfl ut (' loybank ~ whf'll !I hl g wr ec){ uceurrtl fl w1th a tarf' ~ a hng ll\'f JUtch th• a11· like 11 fly I Jn g s&Uij:~r aud Ge Of'Jf " bounc ~ d off D.Avail while look1ng Of lhllil " !l?h·,g~olls.:• . all th e h!l~lP ' ' floki on tmvr:.~N~ of the w orke r.t at the lmpl' l' Utl Electric C'omJI!Iny, 1' 11 ' "'ln ~ 1h:tl nne wt-ek'§ varal\on is Ill ~tore for them nto xt WP~'>k ~~r •n ' l's ~boll '~ father In }lnlzer H l"P htl sufferin g hom a !!lrokr Field Camphell comm o hnme tro "' Holter, after a stay of a fe''' weeks . . LoulJ Capt-hart hRck to work 111 the Da1Jv Sentinel also Ht•!en Dnvi o::, back to wrn-k 011 a proof reader , your.t truly ji!etlt ng s leeturP fram Tt'rl Rt>@d, Jr, on th e merlh1 of marrlare JO n.t.·<l 1956 TUISDAY 11 ·119 Blgn On 12 00 Ftlll) & 1<'011cy 1·30 Femmlne Touch 2 00 Attern0011 Film Festival: 4;00 Film 4 30 Kit Car:aon Town~h ~ 1 • 1 g~ { O'Itn~y I d f'rf'a~rdp YOU SOON I Attt• ndlt1 <J w ere D'IVItl Ti t' O\\n wh o ~ 1 adu ail• d 1h1s year, .Janel ' 'a I p e n1f:•1 Sondra Pott s, J oml·~ Ca• pe nter Joh n Thomas Je an W..:h ' ' ' '· .lorn n,,,, &u gen t• "''~" R o'b er l Htll <J nd Danny St rubl e Th ey wt·r~ acr nmpnni ed l'IV I he R~v Ev~e n e Brown who "' <lS I t~ a ch er nt t he ca mo 1nd Mt and I .: Membe rs of tl-.e Yo uth Frll ov. 1 l> hl p or the United Mct hud ! t Chu rch tcfu rnt>d htlfll ~ .S.lt or dJ v a[ter noon fr om I anca« \t• r eamr , grffitntl where th t>v attended lh " In st tul~ an d C<J mp fo r MP: !roJ 1~t 1 You th, t tw past v. eek 1 .1 • , FiJ.ty Y eorB oJ ProgreBS in Electric Powel' nt!$• P7: OPTOMIIC'I:RIBT ¥OUr 10;211 We~erman cOnterence 11:00 n..ewi U:Otl 'l)lj1< Late Show . WHT~-TV ELECTRIC WATER HEATiSR -· 10;1G SI>Ol:t&Pancle 10:30 I IIQ ·8ee-iioiir: electric ;dealer todau 8:30 lt.all'fe Rider 1 7·00 PIUl 611Yom '1 Hos·l • .- " I ; ·sa.fest, ;cleanest,, · \most dependable .u m.o fl:ues .or.vents, 1 [instalk q,nywhere, ~ • LuckJ 8 G;OO The Eoriy Sl!ow ~ I I .. ~~~~i~;~~~i~i1 i stead MOdEEP=t·N :1 '1:411 Gulllin,r Ll&ht 6 :1 0 ReeiOJJ.al R~er 11; 45 : ·switch toa -+1 :l.Ji:J, 'Rid:'' .-· .iii u,oo va1t.n1 L!ldr 5 00 The Early Show &1.00 - ~ ,';') 8;00 Clploln KoDioroo 9 .00 DC .All TlliJJis 9:30 ·~-- ~10:30 ;:;;;:it or 6 1~ Douglu Edwards 6.30 Robi'Iflood 7 00 Bum! li Allen 7 ·30 Talent Sroills 8 00 Charles Farrell B SO Vic Damone Sip -:ISDAY water heater I· I You have som.,thl.,g To Sell, Trode or An· ~'unce, Let A Doily Sentinel blsploy Ad or Wont Ail be Your Re1uesen'totive. - They 'Get 'Resu'rts - ra&lilawlt .. To!tlcltt WCHS-TV Channel a 8 00 S1p , 1 '"I If • of your I 10.00 DNr Pboebe 11 15 Greateat Flgbtl of Ceal tur.y 11 ;30 Ji'oreip IJltrlsut ' Slntwl I Jl v(_as annO !J nced by P~ul Sche1d· &r ass1slant pluqt manager nf the Sporn P l:Jnt , to all empl oyees that pbns for the un nual plant p icm c have "bee n .made Th e a ffair begmnmg on s aturday, A,ugu 11t 11 , wt 9 ~ 0 wilt continue until 7 p.m It will h l' hel d at Batley's Lake llnd brinl! a p1Cil le lunch Game~. 1 and ('Ont e& tJ w11l b egin at ·, De lonlo ""' of Noti ce u hereby JiY&Il U!Jt BerPO NTIAC MIC' H - A 19M! •l rrp et'n1er IJA(' to gu:de t he nilr d V Ful tz, whose PO&t Offu::~ Punttac bro kr· a l l f' X1111t1ng 11toc k ddv"'r 1 A dd·h~ '' ~·llddleport, Ohao, ha.t car recmd11 for 5p eed endurance 1 Jcnk1 m Xnown a.s the " worlrl', b(•o:> n July appwnted u Adnuuf». 1 1llld !laft>1 y ''nd Blt't a new 24 huu· ] 11afest dr Jvf'~ " .Is a Sa f("y Cn., tr~ • ur dt' boRis non o[ t he F..Atatf!' 11hx: k car di stance record on 1 Kulla:-J t to Pont La(' Mole' D1vl$ lon 1of ll t'tJ I} Uuy Smger late or ' t he .Bonncv .IJe Sa lt Flab tn Utah 1 H1 11 !l pt'Cla1ulii r di stance r ecord I L'lll~tcr l'owrtB h JD, Mtr gs Cr.run ty, Th e car ' " av erage s pet"<.J ·• was 118 · wa ll r u n un llt'f • t he a' dverJe com I1 Oh 1t' dt-o•a!ol£-d 37~ mile" pt!r hour hr lhe fl y!n;l taons of glarmg ht=at Pml 3]r l>Jtf-'d tlu~ 19th day of July . shut , 118333 for the ~tll ndlng mght drl\ l ng to h :sl Uu• e ndu r 1 1 95~> 9Ulrt and 126 02 mJ ie!l per hour a nt·e and 1af~ty of the car be vn ... : John C Bacon for th e f1nt 100 miles tl1.o- de ma nd!' or Wd.:.:. 's d t lv t-r:. Jud gE" c! the Probate court M"ry S l <'\•·n~ ll 'i\ Ud('n l nu l .. /' DriV!!II by the famt'd raee car Twenty eJ'!ht ptt ~lops w~: rt-1 ~1e • gs l ou nt y Ohi o .. dnvet, Ah Jenki n s, ond hU son made for refueling du ri ng t he 24 17 1 2.1 J O, i6"' 31e at Ca n onbur~ Husp1t ill an l'an on- Ma r v, under NASCAH obser vatrun hour ru n Average time In t he pH r ubu rg , Pa . ~·ts 1 ted ht>r part• nt.s Mr the 1956 stock mOOel Ponti ac cov- ourl n< which a crew c hecked oli and M1• Walter Steve n~ antl ered 2.841 miles tn t he 24- h our refueled t he car, c hecked t LH·' friends hl! t t• 1.1\t wee k pt>rlrld The record tops th e pi'e ~:~nd Jo(aw J enkins his drJ \'I n!( d it>l N OTI C E OF APPOINTMENT I - -, vlouo 24-hour stack car mark ">\' of t omato jUICe and milk w,h Ad m' ' '" t u t r ix D• BoniJ Non "Mrs J 1 ~It wart 11. nd Y.. all } 1!9 miles seconds Est1t~ of Jenn•~ E Allen 26 mot OII' rl lo S ullun , W Vu, on Sil t 1 D!!cused u rd av tu alt<'lld t he f1Jne 1al or From t he t ime the grt'e n a nd Th~;> Pont!Sc lappe-1 the ~pnnt '\f•l•l' t ~~ hen·by l;i: l \'~"n t hat nt! phew Wll t 101 m Hrv wn vt ho w u~ whi te P o nlJ;.~ C s-pun awa y fr om C'll tl t' m a cou nter<"lmkw h. dt< 1-rt·• l t .,.. )att wh.o~oe 1-'o..t Off1ce eh·ct ror,ull·d 111 " <u d 111 1rw or. t hl! s tarting !tne rn Lhi! ~tar l v huu r • nc-t 1orl AJ! :> precau t uw only or u \drl• • ~~ 1 ~ ,., u ldll' purt Ohro has Thursda} or Monda~· PlUI"IlJng until 1l v. as lire W..i:'i cha ng~ dm rng thl! ~ pet< d !" t·n du h avp<un lt>J ;h Admtnl ~ Mrs J oh n Wt·aver and Mr ;w•l rlurklild acro!>ll t h !! lm1sh ltn~ h) r un and onl y on(" qu~rt of nil 1 1r,11r ~ U• b4lfll l'> non 11! the Eii late Mrs DeWalt Auc her r l'tur n€(] to I on official NASC I\ R tame r and add.>d Th t> Pont1ac p 1t crew wa ~ 1 of k mu~ r· Alit>!" l~tt' Gf l.~:ban. t he u hom r· HI Youn gs town Oh o I offleJa.ls at t he samt> hm~ T ue sday as!IL.~hd by ne n fro m Con.h ne nt9l ' 'Ill J own.~ lllp '' t' lg~ l uunty O h l~l, Jtrt er vlliJtm g relat 1ves ht• rc M IS• 1 m o rm n~ the c ar made 284 laps Or I Compa ny and the Ftr e~t onr. llt.'T t <tH·d Gl ad ll aJt returned Wit h t he m \ arou nd a 10m tl e cr ruclar t ourse Tire a nd Rubber ('ompan) In il:otr·d !hiS 18' h ~ ~ ·v or J uly , ~ncs ~hll~ th e re shl' \l >~ l l l!d Mrs on the !=.and a nd d esert addl t 1on to Jenku~~· crew wh 1c h 1951 , W tlh1 Roush a nJ son , Hoh:•r 1 an • ' The sevcnt v-t h ree year old J e n ~H\Iced th-e Pontiac Industry ub \ J c,hn (' Bacon Mrs Aff~t d Davenport , who we re ki n ~ world ramou .. for 1peed rt- scrvHs and offacaal NASC AR t 1rn 1 lurlge of t h" P r·Jhat e Court fot'meJ rt>mk nt s of N ew Ha vt'n cords he has set on the B<J nne ers were on hand t o wnne.~s .utd 1 :\1, H!~ I ounty . Oh 10 Sunday guPsts of Mr <r nd \-Jr~ vl\ie Fla b ln h u ~pt"l'lal r ace car vl'rif) t he n~:w reeml r"1 ··~ :~() (~) \,3l c d Upo n rompl l!twn of th e r aet I 1 L S tewa 1 t were Cv Y·1un g aNl ('a iled the "Mnrmi n Meteor u· ~ Jenknll said, '' I was can r1dent dau~]ll('f f:St e r of Cleveland 0 the 28 5 h P P ontiac fo r h l!> t r) from t he b~gro m ng t hai we woull MrQ Je ss~: B I0 \1- n " as a f{'r r·nl at stock ca r speer\ r ecords Ou r brPak a ll uf t he daek car record~ I NOT ICE OF APPOINTMENT SUI'"J:t ll' al p ~~j nt at H olzt> r m g th e d~ y when the te m per- Thi ~ car l.'i the <; .-iS IP!>I hl'lnd l •nli! I Admini str.trix •! &I at ure over t he bhMt<erl ng !lalt flats .., . 1 h" ' ' e •:er tl rt \ ell Wh ir 1 [ qf.t fe of Wil110n SlaughtPr, p, rose t o 130 deg ree tn the sun, Jt n· . . ' .. l>ec•asrd 1 d th 10 try !or spaed and e ntl urall('f> r eM r 3 nd ' 1t s Wtll, •Ill f'ln1 k a nr 1ktn ~' fHste"t hme urc un fi' d 1 f 1 <tllll pPrfor Nnl"" 1 ~ her eby g1 \f' n that 1 s on le ft \ltr~Ja} ro1 1\ ~ w ~,ar!Jn~ mil t> lap was 12665 mt l~s cur s, w:n l 5~a~ 'i bol h 11 , t t 11 , l ne~- ~ · A Slau g hte r whose P ost .,,lle .,.. 111 •10 hl' 1 ·~ empl o) f'fl hour The r t:r:ul ar tr:>( k w n_,. man·1 m \ Off u · A d rh.· ~s h B.aeme Ct h 10 • p amt ~", ae an car , 0 --~ fJ 2 IHt ~ l1l ~ n du ly appo•n te d H Rill (',1 , "... , llflll ·•' It o lws 1llllllO\ ;e: 1 d ~·~··~'":...:'~c~ft~e:•:t,o~,~-.;.;;~·~nd~':'~"~-~"-'~.:.__"_'~-;....~-;;;~-~ ---'- -...;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;_ men t lit 1\J,It\J :o; fln , i nd vJSJhtl h 1 ~ 1 ---~ 11a~ Arlrnl nL,t ralr J'< of tht' F..state of pa renb \lr <.J illl \ 1t s Thuma s C n n I \ol, •knn sl~ u ~ h t f'f !li t> of letart ' 7:8D Grand Ole Opry H 00 Medlc 8:09 Baeeball 12;00 1.00 ' 9'" Newo 7:00 Superman 7 00 . Wlld "Bill Hickok ' SUPPIR A potlu<· k ~ upper W;:18 bel d Tu t'~ da)' evemng at t hr Z1 1•n Luth enrn Churc-h for .. 11 t hree pa nahf'~. tn Ne lcom~ h<t\ k Itt>\ ltu s~>t' l l Keil r n , wb u wa~~o tht: 111 r~510n~r)' hrrt' r l:'l' e ntly Alt!O" lew 1Jf t he boy~ ha vt retu rned fr om I 11t ht>1 Cam p at Je~ ner•lown h 'I he y wer All" n King a nd f'oi chun Ht'yflol d~ 11 nd scv e ral boy ~ wtw ca me- wrth Hl'v Ke~trnl!, whu w ~:ll· \-\> lf rt: d ll<twk i.C:h a.-1•" s ~J k a J am ~ \iayn eli Hu u ald Wh tk <~nd trred l'ocaut'01 be 4 .00 Comedy Tune UO My Ll!tl• 11arelo 6;00 Aim! Dru Show I 8:00 Newtl Picture 8:16 Sports Eye U:S Leo -Paul " !)!My Iiwd 8:30 Frankie Corle 8:00 ~ew.a PlctW"t 8 ld Spo<:ts Eye 6 211 Leo P.ul lo Mary Ford .• NOTI CE Of 4PPQINTMINT ~a COlt pie Of ~~+k ~ lit: II <>t!UI K' ' wu trnveli ng/ tn the lh trd fiP.fll. I Bib ) VJIIN U"UST 17!b FRIDAY , A " 9 00 a.m Judginr;--J ulllor Fatr B r c ttl - ee a e 10 00 a.m Judgmg- Beef Cattle - Open Class C'n lh 1 00 p m .,.,u ea st e r n Ohio Guer nsey Show . 1.:00 p m Judg~ng-8l!DIOr and Jumor Flnr- S he!!p and Swme. "' 1 OU ,p m H <~ 1 ness Racmg (Three Ruces) 1 {10 p m. Band Concert, Grandstand .,. 4 00 P m . Runmng Ra ces-Ponles and Hones. T'e Bod , • 7 :30 11 m Hor!ll! Pulhng Contest d n (Front of Grs,nd~tan ) 1. President Eise nhowe r took SATURDAY, AUGUST lth such a serious view of the Suez lll· 30 am. Paral.le- Juntor Fair Canal dispute that he sent Seere11 00 o.m ~tyle Revue-Junwr tary of Stat~ John Foslet Dulles F air . to London t'l repre.ien t the Umted 11 00 am. Achievement Awll.rd ~ Stat~s in COIIBultatlon with the - Junior Fair. Brltuh and French fore1gn mlnla1 00 p m . Tractor Pulhnl( Con- lers The Big Three Allies agreed test (Front or Grand st11nd) to call a world conference- on the "' 8 00 p m. Joan Brandon- 'i"IYP· questlon of lntern•tlonal control nohst, tOne show olv (f'rt fl of the canal. They said they nohs t, one s how onlv) . (Fro"nt of would rummon the conference ~ GrandBtand.) en if Egyptian President Gamal "' Grandstand Attraction Abdel Nuser. who bas ordered General admus1on Is M centt the canal n:~UonaUted, rifused to tt nd it · Both Britain aad .France for adult&, nnd children under 12 a e wtll be adm rtte d rn·e ·, patting for ordered em~>rgency military me•-. ' autos and ve hicles will be ~cents. ure.'f- to b e urr 1ed out if Nl!r.se~ A mt> mber-.hip llcket ,..; the Society I1111 1s t II on exertl n1 sole control o p1 1ce $1 30, will enhlle vou to be th e canaL a.dnutted, at ni l tunes. und will 2 Communist Chinese forces Inpark vour rar for n.r charge Thill \'8Md. northern Burma and ocett•~ a real ~ IHHI deul ~ o all you peo- pied an area of about 1,000 square p1e can ! avr• a bushel and 11 peck miles. Tbe "neutralist" Burme!le flf mone~ Uv jnlmng tbe society, eovernment, one of tiJe southeast and " kill two b1rds wit-h one Atdan countries whlrh are frlendstone ," as the old say in~ goes. ly to the Red , Pclptng regime THF. CANDID• CAMERA RE· opened -necotlatlons in hope or VEALS Luella Rurson leaving her getting the lnvaders to withdraw. Job PI the Dally Sl!'ntlnel, and rnov But It feued that the Chlne•e mtn g wnh her husband to their new tended to ct.1im th!. invaded area hume at ShJ..de. S he h~ts been a and Burma. <!(lnaidt>red an appeal h notvpe uperatUt for 2!1 vears ( to the Unltt!d Nations Securit,8 ~o m e street s in ~1o n k e y Flm fiel · Council. _.J"'* , ' .•~ --- · tmg a fat'e hft tnl( a _neN 'l .._ . ""•~·,, b ro k e ou t · n H on....... ad~ ......~ '"'l'l Tt!v.o 1 dll Inn to t h e M uor es Sl Ol"e, and tne a'uras, i n Central Amertea. r uekler radro ~ hop be1R:_~;~ moved 81ftln1t tho' a;overnment of ehief aCI P - t h~ II VI'r Into Mttson . stat• Julio Lqzano after montha Don JJoi:!IZiog 11nd his ht~le Je&s:ue of unrest. Loyal army troops IUDb~:~ll club the Redlegs wHh a rnu~. preaaP.d lhe outbreak But further mg v1ctorv ove r Hle S• ecuse hall troul)le w• 11 threatened r..oz.o.o dub lllnmv Ole slnilna at hJs 'been aetllu~ prcshk'nt slnot the Te desC(; ·Mack w din.SI; over Deceinbef 5, 1~M after an etecMm:oo last S1turd11)' whiQh Wi4 It tloJ;! Jn. v,rbich nant or the\ thr ee q.tla e ve nt. and the ~ sUv1t1es l•st- preaidcntlal Cl.!!_dldatu 11ined the cd most of the da. Howard ntcfjfMUiry IU :pd~eni of the votes J<1 es~ ~.< ad familv m vl nJ.( to Jton'flrat Lounn had the ~ support ton Geor.ge Ba v trying out ot -~ 11 thHe political partle A. In h is alock car ln Pvt Ian Park, .in receUf months o~:tpOSltion has, beEn preparation for the J :tcel a t Clay- erowlna:. IJuuks , whtch nave fr(•en 1·onwd out ow ) A.t " ~ 4 30 iMy UWe lrlll'lle 5 oo Au-..: Dru &bow Gordon MaeRae Newa C'•avaa . 1:30 Tennessee Ernie 2.00 Matinee Theatre 1 3.00 Que'en For a Day Qul!fll For a Dly 3·45 Modern Romncea 4 ·00 comedy Time 8 30 8 4!5 S'in Oll Today Coffee 'nmt HQm• 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough tUO It Co•ld Be You 1~00 Parson's Study . 12 30 Currtnt 8:00 Catptem Kangaroo 9;00 or All Thlllfo 9.30 Arlhur Go<llreJ " • ed by the Odria reg1me and per, 10 30 Strike It Rich mltUng exiled JeaderB to return 11· 00 V·•liant Lody home 11 :15 Love of Ute 3 . French Premier Guy Mollet won a vote of confidence In Pa·· 11.30 Search lfor TOII'Iorrow 1lament by ;!73-163 for his plan to ' 11;4G Guidlotr L1i!>1 ra Ise $428 million In taxes to fa- 12:30 Ray Mllland Show nance the campaign against ter- 12·30 As ·Ill• World Tums 1 oo Johnny carsoo Show r~riSm In A'gerla. He announced 1 30 Hou-I'ty aho that he mtended to redu ce government expenditure by $2150 2 oo Bli Parol! mllhon n ·~ xt year. Moll~t said that 2 30 Bob Crosby Show French industrial production Is up 3 DO The Bnar.bter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 10 per cent over last year agalnst Night a general ~lowing-down b-end in 3.30 Ed(e 4 00 KaUe'OS" Kitchen other European countries. 4 30 Lucky 8 Rallcb at f.1 Concise OPLFHXO ' was announced t~t tbe Communi st party WJll fq'ftcUon In future a s 8 polltJcal Orc.lmitlttion instead of exert:Jng direct control of the a:overnment The Czechoslovak Red1 aranted mpre authorlty to regional offJcill.s In Slovakia, whlc.h has always complained of O:l:ech domlnatiOJ\, , 2 President Manuel Prado y Ugarteehe tu~sd'med Office a s thf' head of a new Uberal government In Peru. His inaugnration as the result ot. his election on June 11 ended e1ght years of dictatorltd rule by Pr2.s1de nt Manuel A . Odvar iety , ria Only two hours arter his intse oond auguratlon Prado 9lgned a decree freemg political prisoner• con"lci- or • • 7 ,, " :!8 Speahs 31 19 Pokr•r s tnke 21. sonr DOWN (Grand stand ). 9 00 V ru a r.: Be nd Show l\..il a ndstandJ - Sh 4.3 . Antlered. '""Mel t:Jtiit••h-Midtd dam. -::;;:..,;:~---~=:::.~;:--,;.-:;-:...;:::;, I t hc________ ---------Show, ror • t2 . • ccumuta\e A.a.t.IIA.X NJJTJCS- M&n.y dlplomatle obtervon con1lder the etllure ot the 8ua canal by Eryptlan Pt11n11er Abdel Nailer a de.!ptrale atttmpt to reooup from hit de-feat at tbe hand• of the &l\111t and Wut Ill baqaiDill.l tor tlnanclnl of the A.t\(lan dam. 'l'hiY point out If the aelture •tlc kt, Nauer wiD han done two tblnp to repln face with bla not-too-calm people-auure the EIYP · ttea "-tion ot mueb mor. revtnue tl"'m profltable canal tolla, and ..... the ptOple that he, too, can •J•p the w.. tem aattoaa Oft tM wrtet and l'l away with lt. NaiUt NUMr'1 pr.~tlp wlt.h bit own people wU deblte11 ehU4n Wbiiti U. United &tatu, Onat Britain Prntl. . lAd tht World. IIUlc: decided that he wu pte.yt.n~ 1aaU too mucb wttll Rl&llla aM kUled pi&M to ftnallce eon.truct~oa-of co the cre ll n u n1un s t nJuy ••tl 3 tal< su bs1 d y o f n1:u lv flvt peaent u n FORT CAhSON CO L O 8M 1 00 9 00 111 00 11 00 3 00 jM!l' SKI N OFF YOU R NOSE • __ A 'co.operat JVl' Is a perii !!ISIO!l or bu ~ lnt>:o;:o; l h>~t hl'nehts 3 fl'W a' the t 05t o f OJ II rh P J n gma \ !dell of a ~ ·· ou r uf c u :o; t omer~ b11ndin ~ t ogt>ther tv fm unee a b us1 ne s~ frum whu h th t~y cou ld put·cha:w at ba rgatn p n<e , ~t' HIII S tnnoc pnt enough 1! \ ra th Pr lik e t akm g tn each othpr'~ was hm g bu t at le as t 11 s eem ~ pt'rfeclly d ean And th 1 co-op , as 011g ma lly r.l ev tsect m Eu r opt> and bt' ror e mcomt• tax es wa s praha hl y qutte mural But , . 1 ~ an example of how to d ay \ ('(J OIJ S WOi k in th f' US ]r j US CI HI ~ u.h • r !h t- flo m i'ohlll K en•dr t um nn:o; T ht'sC ar e ( 0-0JJerli tlv e sa vmgs <t nd le tn h n~ IH'i tJtUtlons or gall llt'd amo ng t'lllp luycs of a c urn p a n y t.n wdu stry or th e .:uve 1n m t:nl a rPst dt> nltal or a~ucalli o n grou p Fu nds arc ra !~ld bv sel]. WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 ---- -- - - - ' tt'Ud • I"EDDINO . • Mr 1uld ltrs ,Seb.At lil'l Ttdriro Wta hefd Sund•y, A1Juat l2 In the Ne w ue annou nctna: the marriNe of their r ds.Ugl).t~r, Patf'lrta Ann, w !or I!! pro}ect \.our On ,Koveo )'.Ork. 114"'1l! merobe,t, ·ot Ja m~>:i W Mack , aon of Mrs Philip flnt TbUI ~'d $1v m AujUst the Baumg arn er~ and allied ra m OU.r)' and J am t! s F. Maek of N1a Aug ust mee t ing Will be a 1\u·s atte nded t he event. l(ara tr""a!IJ N y The double l lll \0 at tht' Un111n Camp INGAIEMINT format cere mony wu held on Sat· gue slll wrll be t he Chkkitdet , d M Oris Baumj'arner urday. July 28, • t th e st. J ogeph Club Sevl!ral a tt e nded U11~ m eet. n1r an rA I (' lh 11 , .1,urcb Ia Ma,on mg ' ~ rt ' w v a • are announcing aThe0 cCelbbra ~ of l-t""tllo nt of the Nu plial BIRTH the enga~ement of th,ttlr-daurhte~ Malt~ Wls the 'Rev Henry A . Hu-p. Mr and Mts Ra}•mond Rous n LolliMJean,dto.~Ken~~ro ;ll WWyayna~t~f pert Many out·of-town gueits at· are llnn ouncing th e r e<!eo t borth oi of r an ••l'i uc Y tl!nl.h!d lh~ we ddi ng T h e co uple a d au ghter 6 l b. 11 oz . Janle H•TrrhlssoAn vU1 e . ~..:...~~~;,.., will ltft for 1 wedding trip m Vlr~~:inla Dum~ Mat eri al grandpare nl4< are e ugus1 " .. lo.IU... d th I tul will reslde n held In • ~ Umon E.U B. Cb,prch an NU J.!onH ,e r re W :~~=======--~---'-"M~'::..''~n~d'_.:': M~"~·~C::':ec~l~I~M~111~1~m~o~l.:_•:•:t_:_::::::::_:::.:•:~::__::::::::..c:.."'----'-~ 111 ew av n S'•um11:~rp.er reunlO~ I fELEVI ' "F?; ~:aail~!'g~ !j - -. B eaks s k 1956 PO"h . .ac r . toe, . I """''"I"'""' ·~ ~uy Car Records Op Utah FJats E st,..~ '!~~~ ~- 12 00 p m A rerept 1on will follow 1nd b r Ul tht' d1urth ba~ em~nt ' Notrl't' L~; h ereby g 1~-e n tbilt tle!en i! Handl<"y wbose Post Of5 ce Add~ is Pomeroy , Ob.,, , Chesapeake and Ohio Railway ' ' ~f- :~INAL TOWEll:, CLEVElAND 1, OHIO R. F D No 2 bas b!en duly ap.. po. nted as Execut.r1x or the I> toKe ot John J1 . Haf"ldley late ilf Me1'gs Cou'l'lt y, Ohio, d~eesed ._ 11 Dated thi!l 21st day of Jwy, 1956 ' • lohn C. Bacon Judge nf the Probate Court 'Meigs County, Ohio (7)-30, (8) 6, 13-3te �I ' ( 4-The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0), Aug. 6, 1058 Milwaukee, Brooklyn Stretch Leads In League Race:\; ?OR SALE TOMAT::O:::ES ::-- M - E ""'X ,--1· CANS Large pink . non-acid - 2nljl Jlouie east from .school bouse William .H . HoJrnea , Syracw e fWI ·l mo.c Ohio. _ ..._ __ _ ~;;;;.~,:;" Racine, Win-Pomeroy ~~!~PO~;~~~ .. ~:t~v:!S:: ' I ~:;~~:E:~~·::ii';:;~~~~:.:f·:~ ;~~~·.~:<~?,~~,~~;:~~~,~·~~: In OhI'·o RI.ver Co·n tes'·ts '"i.EriJ~ ~~J~!.~~. ..=~~li~g·. ~:~. ·~:·,:.:;.:~~:: In All-Star Tilt . ' .~ " the Brookly n Dodgers c uilec ted a double vtctory over S l. Louts Sun· day. The schedu led dou bleheader S'!nday betwee n Cmcw n ati and the 1-'tulaoel !lhla Ph liiles was raine d out an d Ol)t i rn mfdlalely r eac hed· u1ed. I Cinciuoati r'"'turns to Crosley F ield ton lght tu meet St . Lou is fo r the first of fou r home games. The two Le ilm~S wtl l meet a ~a10 Tucslla:v ntg ht. E.J Mathe ws JOi ned w ith the strca ktng Ha nk Aa ro n to put Lhe Mtlwauk et: Hra ves' pennant exprCJSl> ba<' k in high sear. Pl al"f'd between Aaron <:~ nd lon gball htll lng J ue Ad l'lx ·k in 1'' retl llont·y'~ latest drort to snap him (l UL uf a seastm-long slump , Ma · th r ws h a~ knodf('d 10 seven run ~ w h11e honw nn~ tn ca(·h of his la st t ur ganw s. Th1· t nepres~ibl e Aaron , mean while , ~ lrt• tched his ba tt ing strea k to :~ ~ e<t snn ' s h igh t•: 22 ton~l·rutive ga mes during wh1 r h h r 'l> h 1l 424. Mil l hews ;~nd Aarun dro ve in u• \•c n run ~ Su nd ay as th\.o Bravc11 t I ru bh crt th r 1' 1~ ! sb ur g h I'iraj,es, 5· 1 and 5·0 , to !wi d th,.1,· two-game k a d ov l'r t ht• Hroo klyn Uodgers an d btr('tr h t Ill'l r ma r gi n to three i,J mce 0\'cr I he rained out Cincin· n<~ti Hr dl (•gs. l' hi rago at New York a l ~ u wfl ~ rctinrrl ou t. 'l 1 •• at t ew~ wa ll opf'd a ~ nl o homer an d Aaron a t h ree. ru n mu nd-lr ip· per in the ftrs t game to ht>l p Gen e Conley re giSif'r his sixth vicloTy and hand Ron Kline hi s 12th loss. In the nightl'ap, Ma!hcws whackeJ • Lwo-run homl' r and Aaron d e. liv er ed a tri plf' a nd smglc a.'i Lew Burdette scnred h is fiffh shutout and 13th win or th e season . Aaron'!! four h1ts in seven trim; - -- · - - - - - Braves ' ne west sp urt Lo three straigh t and gave Lhem a 10· 1 edge uver the J' u at e~ smce Hanc)' took over on June HI. Duke Snid er !i mas hed three hom e r uDs to ra1se hts season total to 30 and lea d I hE' Dodgers to HI and 5·3 triumphs over the St. Louis t:anhna!s. Sal ~agli c threw a f our·hlllc r for hls fi fth wtn of the s~ ason and Lhe lOOih or his career in the first aame wh11e ~ ~ · lie( pttc her ~d Rueuuck won his fourth game nf t he year in the nightcap. Th r world cbampiom have w~o~n 14 of their last 17 games and 18 or 24 .si nce Mrtnager Wall Al!l> ton in llialed hts "'give 'em hell " campatg n on July 14. In the American ~agu e , th ~ New York Yankees sufCcn•d lhc ir sixth stra1ght rle feat when they bowt•d t o t he Detroit Tigtrs, 8-5, bu t hel d their s('ven-gam e lead when \h!i second place U eveland In dian.s lost to the Bo~; t o n Red SQx , 2 1. Al Kal inP's three-run homer helpe d the T1 g ur .~ ~ WI'ep the three· ~am (' .~e ne.o; wtth th e Y a nk e e~ de· sptte homers by Mickey .Mantl e, Bill Sowron ttnd Yogi Be rra . M:. n· ll c"s was his 37th or th e campaign --t• quall ing his prev1o 118 high for a season and puttin.: him 11 gam .·s .. ., 11hcad o f Ba be nuth "s reco rd 1927 pace . Jim Bunning won hi5 fir st gam e whil e Tom Sturdivant su f· I ered hi s sixth IMs. Ted Will iams hit his 12 th homer of th~ year in the sixth innmg to give t hl• Rrd So.11 a sweep of their three-game set With the Indians . [)ave Si.!ilh went all the w.ay In a garfte c1 tl 1·d 9 rter seven innings be cau se of ra 1n t 11 !!('Ore his fifth triumph amd hrlp hand Bob Lem· fill hili nin1h ] 0 ~ 1 against 14 wins . Th e R<-d Smt now trail the IndlanR by only 1 ~ grunes. The Ba ltim ur(' Orioles beat Lhe Ch1ca g:o Wh ile Sox f or the first limo a! Cumi'>kl'y Park this year wh e n lhl' y .~wr~ pt a d oubleheader, 5·4 a n d 7-:.! . Bob llal e tripled and Ge u l·g e Zuverink singl crt t o driv(' in th e decis ive run in the loth in · ning of the o pen~r while Tltn Franc(;na·~ thrt!e-run, !leventh-in - WollxanJihe nina,: triple was the key blow in clmching the cryllol Ia •lit,! nighl~;ap. Pl'tc- RunnPis had four singles anrl Clint Courtnev two double., and .. rour cholcl ol4 ......... .._,..,._ colon 1M. WIDCitJ•• ~..,_._.... ........ctlon ............... 11 single lo l ead the Washing- ton Senators to 10-4 11 del'isinn nvrr lht• Kan ~os Citv Athletic:; in thl' other AL ,~tame. 'c huck Stobbs went all lhf' way i n 98-degre t> heat to win hL~ lOth ijame. Roy Sie\lers, Hector Lnpl!z and Vie Power homcreel. U. S. LEAD CUT RYE, N, Y - M•·xicu rut Ow Unitt'd StaleR ' lf"llrJ In the North Amcrlf"an Zonr D:tvl ~ Oup rinal s to 2-l with '\ rloubl c~ vk!o ry by Mm·to Llama.s 1md Francls'C'O Conu·eraa. s Local Team Wms' econdSratg ' ht Racine Whips Reedsvill • e, 14-l Pomeroy won t heir se-conJ straight game in the second half of the Ohio River Baseball League yesterd 11 y afternoon as they t• a 5·4 d('cislon fr om Coolville . Charlie The 1ss went all the way for the Purneroy nine as he limited Coolville to only eight hits, wh ile Dirk Spencer was the loser for Coolvill e with Junior Spencer c omin~ on in the ninth. Pomeroy had to come from behind , , I ho y sco"d two runs ,·0 th e <'igh\h to up tho conte~ :u . In the winning ral\v Theiss led off with a singl<' , and after Wilson ~ Lrurk out John Youm~: also sin· gled . Lf' ifh ei t was hit b.v a pitched hall to load the bases. and John Vroman l'aml:' throu,h with a sin· gle fo st·orc th t• tying and winning runs ,· ••w \o(Jlv illf' harl .i t\mpcd on Theiss r· . . th f or th ree b1 g runs tn c lrst In· b h p 1 h e ld mng , ut t e om eroy h urer . h r h t e m to lve t1 i~ t e rest of tht> wa y. To p hill n s fo r Pomeroy werr ,..cn l' Mit t" h. Gt'orge · Ne~;t;e1road. · h 1 Th etss and J oh n Y oung Wll wo hits eac h, whil e Jun ior SpenceT hM:I three bingles to pace Cool· ville. Ret:lne hend•d R!lelftvllt•. 14.1 defe•t ye•t•rdiiy afternoon •• L•,.... ry Wolfe and Bub Stleven held the Horn-eb to only th.-.. aaf• blow1 In the contest. MHnwhlle the Racin• nine pounded Beldf:r· son md ltlebel for 17 hits •• ttJp;y •~or.d •iuht run1 ln th• .,.ry flrtt HarriSO'n Coasts l lnnin!Jo Lar ry Wolfe had a no hitter Wlling for five innings, but George Ruth led of( the sixth wttb a s ingl · ~ Later in te inn ing Borin& al.!lo s in· gled, and Reedsville hlld thetr first run . Wolfe retired ~~ofter pitching eight Innings, and Stivers hurled the last frame , and didn 't give up a hit . In the b ig fiut frame 12 own went to bat as Racine -collectetl s:ven. h.t 1 &. La rry wo. 11e had two hl 1s 10 th e 1rarne, w h11e Bob Ne k· son had 8 hit and a wslk an d scored two runs. Other bin g l e.~ in the big first were by Stiver~ . Junior Wolfe , Don Wolfe and Cu rt · diff. Top hitter!S for the winners were Bob Nelson. Larry Wo lfe and Buh Stivers with three hits eaeh, whll <.> Home T0 v·ICt ory' • In All..American CHICAGO UP - Dutch Harrison, pro golf's " Arkansas Travel· er ," cashed a $3,420 pay check today bccawe he ,coasted home" when the go!( course grapevine t()ld him he bod vjctory cinched in Tam ?,'Shanter's $26,000 "All· Amcr~ean golf tourney. ' " I wouldn't s11y I playpd under wraps," he ~aid , '"but 1 played cautiously." I I Harrlso~. at 46 the oldest man rver to wm I he tourney , clinched the crown wh('n he toured the first nine in a four under par 32. Me1gs • Li lt (e Lea · gue TennJ Play• MI'dd''J.e porl B()b Ashley and Cundiff berth had two safe blows. No Reedsvil](' player \('a.'l able to collect two its. Th • Mel"' Lltt'L •••u• .,. •11 .. The line score : St •rs w Ill ~ Mlddl ~ .,..,..., •..-.· t . Reedsville _ 000 001 000- l 3 :-! • ht 1 th ... lllpol'L!HI Racine ___ B0 2 220 OOx..:_ 14 17 2 °'11 n • we .. eLeegue tourn•y und•r .the llghh Batterie!l: Reedsville B.alderson at Memorial Fl ld ot 7 30 • : P. m. (LPJ, Riebel (5) and <Myen. AJI ,...ulo• lo•oue _ . , In lh• Racine : L. Wolfe (WP), Stivers Melg, Llttl• League hev. 11ain (D) and Arms . bten postponed. ~. A,VIS'. BIG 10)' ~ •••• By AI an Mavtr MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING . By UNITED PRESS National Leatufl w. L. Pet. OB Milwaukee ____ 60 38 .812 __ _ Brooklyn • - . __ 60 42 .388 2 Cincinn&U __ 39 43 .1170 3 St. Louis . ____ 50 50 ,!KMJ 11 Philadt'lphia __ 48 52 .480 13 Pillsburgh __ _ 44 07 .436 171f/ Chic11go --- · - - 42 57 .42f 181,t New York ____ 36 60 .375 23 Sundey'J lltluU• Rrooklyn 7, St. Louis 0, tst. Brooklyn ~. St. Louis 8, 2nd. Milwaukee li, Pittsburgh I, IRI.. Milw. 5 2nd, 5 inn ., rain . C hiru~o at New York, 2, ppd .. rain . Cincinnati 11t hilfl. , 2. ppd ., rain Monday's robable Pltr:ll•rt hilttdelph ia at New Yurk- H11d· rlix 9-3 vs Gomez 6. 77 or Anton · clli 9-11 . St. Loui s at Cincinnati night1~;;;:;:;;~;;:;;;;;;;:::-J I Collum 5-l v~ Klippiilein 9-8. Chicag o at Milwaukee nlght5-10 vs Ct·~ne 9-6. Only games scheduled . Tu•ICI•Y• Gam" Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, Jersey City, night. hiladelphia at New York night. St. Louis at Cincinnati night. ~ Chicago at Milwaukee. American League W. L. Pet. GB Nl'w York ____ 67 36 - ~0 _. C lev~lanrl ___ . M 42 .1184 '1 Oot~ton _. ... . __ 58 44 .569 SirE Chicago ______ Sl 48 .515 14 Detroit 4B 35 .466 19 Baltimore ___ _ 47 57 .432 2G'h Washin,l!lon . __ 43 til .413 241h Kansa~ City __ 313 tl6 .333 30"h Sunclty'• ltetults Baltimore 0. Chicaao t , 1st, 10 inn. Baltimore 7, Chicago 2. 2nd. Wa11hlngton 10. Kansas City 4. Detroit 8. New YorR. a . Boston 2, Cleveland l, lst I inn. Bn~fnn at Cleve., 2nd, ppd .. rain. Monday't Prolllable PI khef"l Cleveland at Detroit night-Score I HJ Vf Foytack B·fl. New York at Boston nlght- Lar!l'! n 6.2 vw Brewer lli-3. Only Jilamea Kheduled. Tuesday't G•m.. KanSEI!i City at Chicago, 2. Cl"wJtand at Detroit . New York at Boilon. Only 11mes ~reheduled . VIctor Matur• Susan Hayward DIMITRUS & GLADIATORS (Cinemaacope - Ttchnlt:olor) --allo-Robert FranclB Donna Rud THIY RODI WIST (In Technlcolor) c.,toOn TOM & Ct-IIRII Tu••day, WednHday Au1 7·• FAMILY NIGHTS I Adult Tlek•h Admlh Truck Lo.dl - Humpllr•y B&gart Katherine Hepllurn AIIRJCAN QUliN (ln Tachnleolor) - AIIOJeff Morrow Palth Domertut THIS ISLAND IARTH (In T4'lchnlcolw) Cartoon - "M.OUII·UM" - AVftWAIUI OIA\11 aoam CY\INOII WAfCit canTMJ COLLINS JEWELRY Malo Street MOORE'S Pomer~y Phone 388·Y Ohto TlllW WILL FIT SPORTSMAN ~lOST CARS MUFFLERS Moo rea ., 100% GUARANTEED TIRES f \. AI.LAT LOWEST PRICES EVER! USE YOUR CREDITl -•· OPEN AN ACCOUNTl ,. .MAKE MOORES YOUR AUTO ACCESSORY ' HtlADQUARTERS. .brDei-SlmptiOn lAit.U'a~e Alency, Middleport. Fire • AI.J'tiOP~oblle~ Bonds. Pbont 6315-X 8-.20-tf ------ - --- - 1-tOMI IUit.OI!I$ . - Call Guy Neigler \ Ractrre. Ohio. . .·. ~" ·: OMPL.!TI: Jaa.V .. "M:e Protid.fon. I HIRAM, O. land Brown:; today were Usted ,AI HOUSE and 6 a~11 land for sale. Four ·r·oorn•, I lh ~d ory . Loc~at cd on Portland-Bald Knobs Rnarl , ln Lebanon Twp . Price $1200. Ernest Con.l! o. 7·2li-12.tp change aU Ill • \ CLU8 1951 F'ORD V-8 Tudor - $500. UPRIGHT PlANO, jus~ cleaned and .re-tuned. Cherry .finish Phone 169-M. 8-4-3tpi Contact RuUand F~.trnlture . 19511 HUiCK 2·door Sedan, dypa8· ~3 · 31< flow drive, $2195. Blaettnil''s, (14) ~Rent Pomeroy, ~hio. 8-3·5tc AI Our Modem Laundry WE HAVE -· For and one ft -room 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, H(,lli· ONE 4-R"oOM · furniShed apartment ; one 5~"lay Coupe, power steering, pqw room, untui'nlshetl. Call .at 222 er brakes, hydramntie, $W5. N. 3rd St. or phone 6022 M. J!ilaettnar's, Pomeroy, 0 . fl -3-$.~ 1-DAY- 8 6 .... - DRY CLEANING SERVICE > 19!54 MERCURY Hard Top CouPe. ov'tlrdrive, -exb'~ elea.n, $lf79ll. Blo.ettnar'8, Pomeroy, 0. &-3-Mc 19$3 J>'LYMOU'ni Dclux 4-door Sedan;· exceptional value, $995. BlaE;ttnar's, P!Jmeroy, 0 . 8-3-5tc ROOM·for root. t:u!·l 388 v .· Pt}mP. ~. • 7-31--stv I FIVE-ROQM furnished .. &part ment; 1 two-room funtishnd a parbme-ntl:; 1 tbree"I'OOl]\ r~rnif!h ed apartment. All utili1 iea paid I!l1luire M the Home ~cst,t~lnant 1954 c;kEVROLET "210" 4 -door Delux · s.,dan, one local owner, ~·~ 7~< $12il5:' Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-3·5tc Yor rent - Elec~ic wallpaper iiteamer. Clinton Fisher, Mid 1954 FORD Custom line 2-door Se-.,.l':r"'~...:~::: ,..c•::: "c.:t.~_:_P;h·:._::'2fl:-;:11-::X::_:-~1~1·::'·:::11 dan, sparkling dark blue with · . white top, $1195. Blaettnl-' ~<, 1l'or re~D r.tdden, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-3-0tc Selffold Boards, Drep Clotha. Robinson's Laundry -·- Clinton Plsher, ,JCiddlegort. ~~~TARY I Rutland: TownshiP-' '31 lan-d , house, barn" and out buJidlngs. See GOOI'Ige A. Mei n6-Hf 'h art. Adminiru-atoP. IIC?'P<~ - - --- SUBURBAN HOME-5 worn ~oJ ern house , with bath , i \1 YoU ng.~­ town kitchen , hardwood floors, 25 a cres, 4 1~ milt-s from Potn('· roy CA n be financed . Ph one 207 or "826-Y. 8-t .mr- G•t -$2.5, $50, $100 In famopa produd1 fret! H•lp your frieNis _.., Nellonal Bnncb they want for only $1 111 ,w .ek. Til.'/ u•t valuable free tillfb t~ · 11_ n d YOU , .. gift after talll'l end FRI!:E NeW 276-pave 1 COUNTit'( catalog, RESIC~N'CE - 8 room fram e with rec l'!ption room 11ving room, dining room . kiteht.>n do"n ~ talt'! ; 4 bedronms .w ith large, a mrl e closet ~;, and ba lh up~taiNI . Beautiful oak wou d· work throughout . Full bas ement L11rgc vertmda. House nicely lli tuatad Woi'll back from bl<te k· top highway with b ~ au t ifu l lawn and ddve.,.,..ay to double garage. Ownership and sole use of gas well goes with thi!:i prop. erty al $12AQO.OO. Quality, Service and Merchandise "To m..t the d••lr•• of 4'lYI!1'y family .. , at e eod th• family •ellA, First choice of men who know &•wheel costs Trevy-Finstewold Funeral Home ~·... aas I $$ APROFIT $ $ Dairy Isle Stores THIS Y,EAR Middleport Area A national chain· of individually owned drive-ins, ex· elusively desjgned and patented , Not a .roadside stand but a beautiful, modern, prac tical store. Dairy Isle will set you up in business in a protected location with limited copi" tal. Dairy Isle locations are selected b _v men with years of market survey experi- CUC!(LER R5ALT'I' Ph~ •, 1DS.V Box ?2, 8-HJtl! . -.1\ . • . , Goocl Cle.. AU Mok.. ond M"'lei- METR0f'0LITAN AUTO SALI!S ~ C.O!'Wll~TI! B~OCKS '""" _ ~ - 'i ,Ulld Better F..- LeW" ·' !li!UESER BLOCK CO. 3 Mil• North of Pom•ror On Rt. 31. C.ll Wm. Gr.u eter. ROck Sprint• ~"w~ers ..earrl.ing up to~$300 IJi;;;;;;;;;;i;;~~ - - ---.. - • 11-l..U stake truck. xood <-onrlititm. Sell Or tr.ade. Terms. B. M. Cooper LangsviHe . Ohio. B-S.{Itp ( 17' Help Wonted RODNEY DOWNIN~ Write or Phone: DAIRY ISLE SALES .145 North Market Street Wooster, Ohio WA'NT .. IDDLE-AGIJD . lady for light h~u.!oework in ... x·change Ph : Angelus 8 _1075 R&AL FIREMEN'S NAMES !or good home. Frunk Emrich LOS ANGJ!;I..ES lJP - A. Mt . Pornf!f'oy, Ohio. fl·4 ·3tP I ·- - Waters, Mr. Hose, Mr: Burns And RADIO & W.L~ViS,(m Mr. Fireman ·have made appUca- SO),tEONE to woo·k even ~n·g shift. Phone 200. Cleland Appliunce tlon~ to join the dty (Ire depart21 or over. Parker'a . Re~tauranl. Stoore 118 w• lAIII ,._J n St. P:~meroJ • • 7-31- f}tp 2-23-tf • ment. ll"""""""'::..,...;:,.::,=.:.::_..,,_,j SEaVicE McArthur Defeats Mason-All-Stars ' loLL Tourney _, ..Cutlom·lullt on the Preductlen Lint. Yean ol uperieuoe in volume manulaolunJ ~ .....,~ unmatched,- ability for plnpomt I)JeCJ•hration ·I n money·eaving producliolllino RIIIODII>l,y. Your Bills .•. $400 Paymenh .•• $45 Get "00 here now. Pay au' blllsThen repay your loan. only $%7-13 a monlll. (2-year ' plan.) Or Repay sooner and save mon· oy, anytime yo" wish. Try a · hand,y square-up loan io ¢lve younelf a break. tl's a big h•lp. You 1M 110 - · · They .... all-lnM!. from tho draw... board out with every component dolllped todoalruck!<>l!: They i¥' ~-. .......... depe,.,.,.ly-to .... you tba BIG_,, tba.,__lbe-,_oporating • """maiD..._-· '1 olroillll.i/1111. Lei ... loll you all tho .....;,. Wily llmaNA'I'IOII.u. haa 6-wboel truck llleo - - Jfy KJ "'G • week. 50 % of season still WE BUY remains. Capital required ~ rt'RlJ'O'I't:nU.L r BEAJIS · ~ fiv,e room apartments; ~ four $35~ UP. Rent moratorOH 10 VALLEY room apartmen.ts~ . 1dl with liiUn· · iur.o~; during winter. dries nnd tierage, .\. N. B~ng~i Company endorsement and JUNK CO, PomPro¥, Ohlo, 5-14 tt -~ - -- ---..,.-"-- -S.Upport on mort~age for .Phooe f.JORAp lROIV- METALS 010 P,1ftjero. . 16 For Sole or Ttode" IOcal ban kS to effect sav· 'II ;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;::;;;::::;:=;:;::ii:'f::~: ing on finance charges ·r or I! - - - ~- ----~.... _ 1951 INTERNATIONAL 1 Ton dealer. .. · P!lone 82ti~X. • 3, AD·TN<k lui~ 10 - Ll ~ M L AN IOIQI"? Gicltltl' ~~~lt'l per patr HERE AFtE 3 'big REASONS WHY: M il l ! ~ OF" OfHE R"". t,ate, • 40e- ' AM l - A.jo.JD FOR SALE-Pilar" f{irby Rf'at. P.a- SLACKS - ' ·'. WH'I ----- Paul Brown admits HowBrd H~-· along Cassady might that. ; ,f By AL CAPP Summer 2. t :. 11-point fav orites over the College All-Stars F riday night but Coa~ ., , INSURANCE AGENCY Fir•, Automobile. Health ACCIDENT Life, C••ualty aM Banda Real Estcte Broker In MIODLIPORT OHIO 6136-M PliON&s' 6311' ~~~~----~===-==-~' sixth lnnln&s and had the base.e loaded in each innln1 but were able· to .score only three ruM. Bates wa,s McArthur'• leadinl hitter with twc !lafe blowa while Leonard Roush llad two bits for Mason. The line score; The McArthur Little l...oagurers Mason ()(){) 021 0 - 3 nipped the Muon All Stars I nthe McArthur 202 000 X --4 Gallipolis Little Leasue Tournament on Saturday nlght by a ~ANDKIRCHIIF score of 4-3. BOSTON - (UP) - Ma ..achp· Berry Cline, MeArthur pitcher, fanned 16 men in Jalnlng cndlt sett.s motorlsb have deviled an for the victory . Larry Hargrave• improvised "SOS'' to brlnJ poll~ started on the mound for Mason aid when their cars break down and was eUeved In the third by on supei-.hlghways. The widePaul Zirkle who anve up but one- spreading idea i11 that police will hit durint tre rest of the a:ame stop and help If the motorist bas a white handkerclef tied to his and fanned ten. Ma.!lon nJlled In· the fUth 11nd antenna or door handle. ~ WASHABLE Tri- Lustre Cleaners !20 Bl lnsuronte UP _ Tbe Cleve- ·· You -will soon see the day when qpwir.~o: rt>ports about the forbowling becomes an international . . sport. We are already consider- mer ObJo State A1l-Amer1ca haU. ing sending twll five-man teams , bitck have been pouring out of the overstu, just like the Globetrot: ters do in basketball. All-Stars camp in Chieago. any day of the week, )'Oll come in and aee a mother .and daughter or a father and liOn testing their skills. Industrlat leagues, backed by their various compan· ies, can'l 'find enough a11Cy spacli" to run their tournaments, That is why more and more alleys are being built. That U; wh.v television has picked liP the spl)rt and is giving it the treatment it should have had long ago. ' Had Gr•at Yun I have been lucky in bowli'ng. 1 It has ·given me a l{ood living . through the years and I was fol"· lunate enough to come up with some great yea'l'll. Of course, the biggest thrill was be1n~ named to the "Hall of Fame ." I was twicl' individual match game champkm - in 1949-M and Again in 10~1 - 0:J. I held the American Bowling Con · gress JQ-year average champion· ship and wa11 named '.bDWler of the year" once. You have to get ( 19) · Business Opportunities THE SMITH FAMILY Ute, Auto, Fire, folio. Ca11 'llon Milia, Middleport, Ohio. on • Full Powered HEAVY DUTY BATTERIES tb~ skil lfor the professional. You can't depend on luck too much. You roll under severe pre~sure . One slip can cost you a match. Only the olher night, on televi.sion , I w•tc:hed George Young, a ,great bowler, rollll strai&:ht strikes. A 12th strike woutd have g.lven bim a petfed 300 game and a $10,000 bonus. He missed by two ins. The pressure got him. INTERNATIONAL TRVc;.Ks- .Jnne ~ SUNDAY-MONDAY take it from me , baseball i• nol the national pastime any more. Jt's bowling. There are now more than SO million bowlers in tbe United States and tbat fiaure iB still grow· ·i.ng. Now that bowlinJ bas hit the televisiOil screens yc,u ~an look for every kid ·Wbo is able to Utl 1 ball to be tlasinJ at their bolfle alle)'lJ. It'S great. lt'li healthy, and it's the only sport in which you can have a11 much fun Wlth a score of 100 •s you C&ll with a 200 or better. Bowlin& has changed a lot ai.nce I began rolling them for a Uvina. People LLSed to look on bowling aJ. leys asthey did on pOol rooms. arentll once eonaidered them a hangout for hoodlllm8. It was never that bad, Oof course, but it's all different today. Take for enmple, BaramUs Bowling, where I do most of my bowling now and where .I have my "pro" shop. Eniov Summer lowllnt~ The Paramus lane11, 20 of them, were built last :year. It ia a beau· 1 tlful, mod , ern building, complete Y air~onditioned . The alleys are equipped with AMF automatic pinspotterc, speeding up the same "" tremendoua. N o -b o d y ever dreamed of comfortable summer bowling. Today, the alleys 1re Dp· eratin,. the year-round and sum• mer bowling i8 alnwtt as poputJr as winter keglinf. · The Da~y Ser.tmel, Pomeroy-Middleport (0 ), Aug. 6. JDM- 5 fl l oFor Sc.ie " ' " NAI'iCY THEY SAY HE'S THE OLDEST MAN IN TOWN HOW OLD I DOI"J'T REALL'I' ARE vou, MISTER 1' KNOW �\ Athens by Jon M. Schaaf, grand- TIMB MODEL .JU8T •ees.s • J COIIIPLBTB WITH .TOOLS L~t ' filii Slzed HOOY.,. It Beata aa 1 Sw••P• tt ,a• It Cl•an• .~ACT NOW SAVB · - '\ Furniture ON THE BI(IGHTF.ST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 son of Mrs Sansbury Mr and Mrs Eber Lcwts and daughter, Janiee, returned home h1s grandmother home for a vl.sit Saturday after vis i!Lilg Mr and ~~ond her fath-e-r , W. P . Ohlln~~:er Mrs. He rbert Riggs tn C rook~viUe also is in Dunbar for a visit . S1dome Spencer, Pomeroy, wa.s for several days Mr. and Mnr Carl Vanderhoof an overnight guest of her aunt ' and eht ldr Pn F'loyd ~:J mPr and Mrs Charle!l Murray , Frid;,zy . MLSs Lois Cecil. who has been Peggy Lee, Cul umbus, spt•nt the Wt't'kend With I E !1.1 Jiler and .a patJent at Meie;s General Hos pltSupt . and Mrs L W McComas .aJ , wa!l rNurned to her home in and family Pt-g!J: y remained for the Rawlingli-Coats ambulance Sata two weeks l,'i s!t at the M~omas lurday . Supt. L W McComas wa.s a home busane:;s vu1tor tn Colu mbus Mr and Mrs Donald Duffy and Friday . ' and children , l':leanor, Patricia, Robert Coats, Da,•id MJller, B. 1 Mary Rita, Cindy, Micky and John : Vt~ited Saturday t>vcning with Mrs. fo' . Parmalee and [)()nald Mill, ati Grace HoCfman, Ma~on , and on tended the Shrine picnic at the Riding Club Saturday. I Sund<Jy with relati v e.~ In Corn- Columbus Mr. Milb, .1 lh:>rJtenant in the NaIll~. Mrs J . Q. Rice returned home val Atr Rese1ve, wa11 In Columbus fur the weekend on reserve duty. Saturday after spr.nrlJng ten days Dana Rousl1 Is a surgical With Mr a nd Mrs lla rolrl Roush tient at Holrer Hospital . Charle.sto n ' Mr. and Mrs . Jame.a Whitlock, Mason, Mrs Grace Hoffm a n. wa.s a business v1sllor in Middle- Kent, spent th e weekend wUh his gra1rdparcntli, Mr a lld .Mrs. C. E . port Friday . Vance, and also vistted his grand· Mrs Rho!& Bzown . lluntzngton, mother, Mrs. S()phia Whitlock in has bet"n vi3!t1ng her !laughter Pomeroy. and son in-l11w, Mr. and Mrs. ,Mrs. Vir!!inia Clifford bas been Fred H 1bh ~ vJslting her brother, L. L. Lyons, Mr. and, Mn Arthur Covert, and family at Tuppers Plains. Cpl. ~>nd Mrii . W K. Kl~caid Dayton, were recen t ~ur~l s uf Mr . and Mrs. Ernest CuvNt anrt fam- and sons, Tom and DiJI, left Sunily. day for lhe1r home in Arlington, with his Petcr- Stace , who! has been in Vtrgim a, aftt•r a VIsit Mel gt~ General H o~ i,ilal for the parents, Mr . a nd }in. Jo-hn Kin ph..5t two weeks, was re tu rnerl to caid, and other relntlves. Cherole Blake and Nancy Rol· his home in lhe Rawhngs-Coats ler were busine!!l! VJSitors Jn ambulan('e thi! weekend. Parkersburg Friday. Mr a nd ~rs Samue l MichAels Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. and three ('hzldren , Mw ersVille, viBted Sup! and Mr11 . L. W. Mc· Forrest Bachtel and ramily were Mr and Mrij. William March Am· Comas: and frzmly Sunday ' Mr a?rl Mrs John L11rkwoc:,d, bridge, Pa Bower11v1lle, anll Mr a nd Mrz;. Ottie Konkrighl nnd son Oanny, New Carlisk, IH're W<'ekf'nd gue;;ts nf Rev 11nd Mr s C. R. The St•ntinel Konkrz g ht ~nd f<~mll y Mr and ~!Is Geor).l(• f)O(J!Jtt le, Athen~. weu· wel!kt-nd Guests ()f Mr. and Mr ~ . Glenn Lamhcrt . Mrs. W1lb•Jr Parson~ and son , Rllilsell. Dunbar, lip<'nt the week end with hl•r raothcr. Mrs. AnOES TO MEET nice OhlingN, ami Mr. 11nd Mrs Th e Pomcrov <. hApl<-r 186 OES Richard YauJ.:hlln , und famtly will me et 111 n ·gula r SCS!iHJ n Tue~­ Billy V11u gh :m. ol der son nf Mr. day at 7:40 p.rn Mrs. Y-HuJihan, ac<•ompaniect SOCIETY WILL MEET T he Phllulhca tio('wly wt!l mrmt Thursday l'VenJn~ 11t the Churcll of Chf"ist, ANNUAL - - -- - - ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC Its Early BUYING For' Thrifty SHOPPING the Fed~rated church held the :r ~nnual picnic Fnday at 6:30 p.m. 10 the c hu rch dining room. Mrs. Bid RtJy Seyfned, president, pr-e ed ov.er a 1hort ~u&ineas seuion followinrt the Npper. Plam were discussed for SE!'I'Ving several dinners Jn the neat· future. A social hour concluded t~" meeting. S Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Daybook BAKER Happy Han:e'r:'" ~""e Annual Preruc, Fridoy Th• 1"PPr "a''"'''" e~ .. , ,, • Mrs. R. C. Sansbury and Mrs. Ralpb Hayman, Raci ne, returned Sunday after a two months vtstt with Mr and Mrs. Richard Hayman (June Sansbury) in Huntingdon Valley, Pa Tht>:; we-re met tn Eleanor HOOVER ' The Daily Sentinel MIDDLEPORT-SOUETY SALE! . POMmO\' SOCIETY : Annual Greenlee Family Reunion Held At MiddJ,eport Roadside Park, Sunday \ ~;l:~::dw:':'un,~oe·~~~S:~m::ithMary , sonLouLarry and and Ca: or Cliff, and Mrs . D<!vis, Mtddleporl, were ;, Cmcinnat i Frtday to attend the funeral or Mr Smith'.s and lfrs. Davis' t-rother, Howa,.d Srnith. David Thoma:; of MukrsvJile was the Suni&lay dinner guest ot bis son .and daughter-ln-li!W, Mr. .anti Mrs. Everett Thoma~:~ . Mr. and Mrs. Wesley DeVol of Detroit, Michigan are · the guests nf relatives in Pomeruy and Minersville. Mr. and Mn. Irving Smtth and eJiildren of Columbus visited rel .. Uvea in Pomeroy Sunday . . Mrs. Helen Blake, Erie, Pa ., anrl sister, Mrs. Elh~ Blelising of CGI. umbus, were weekend gueata of relatives. Mr. and Mr. Aldo K . J effera and son, Kenton, were weekend vialt· ors ln Columbu~:~ with ht. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo E. Jeffers . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rite and son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles of Columbus, and Mr. ant Mrs. Ted Jacobs of Sandusky were weekend guests of Mr. a~d Mn. Edward Hitt' · Mr ll i!e who is a patient at Holzer Hospital is reported as s!Jghtly unproved . Mrs. Orville Well is on vacatio 1 from h1>r (.'ITlployment "' the Krog. er Store. C. F. Tompkins re Llrned to his duties as milnag('r of K ro.~~:er Store today afLN H th r('c wenks vacation. Mr and Mn. John R. Week!, Nel ~onville , wtre we (J kmd guests ~· f their ~:~rents , Mr. 11nd Mrs . El don Weeks, and M· ... Herm .1 School. Earl D•mnv, Jr , l'<'a<'<'~c k Ava., And MJRS Bdty Dcmo ~ kcy of Mtd· rlleporl, ll"ft Saturday morning fo r Alabama wh"rc th ey w.ll joi 1 friend, for :1 H t':illOn ~rip to FJLJr- lda. Mrs Thf' Jtlorc Lr hew wa s th(• Sunday dinnt-r ~ u e s t uf 1\-1r a •H :\.Irs. Wtl larr! Job LL~hac h anrl daughI«'U. ~r~ . Emmll I.e!rhci t j oi ned hf' r daughter, Mr~ Hllrold J ohns on 1,r Sprinl!rield tn Culumbo.~s Sunrl:ry Cor a v1sit tn· Orient wtlh Mi ss Da"· r1thy L«'lfheit. Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Thuenc r of S:yr~o~cu11e Joined Mr. and M r~:~ Willinm Leh~w 11nd sons or Colu.~­ bus and other relatives at Du cK· eye Lake , Sunday to aUend th ~o' Thuener reunion.· Mr. anrJ Mrs. George Dabney of Southside, W. Va., visited Mr. 11nd Ma·s. Willard Ebersbach, Sunda)l The annu •.ll Green lee Family reunion aD-d the e ighty-seventh birthday of Mrs. George Greenlee, Arbuckle, W . Va, w e re celebrat~ ed at the Mid,1leport Roadeide Park, August 5. Mrs. Grr~nlee ls the mother of 0 . C. Greenlu, Middleport, and Mrs. Lillian Greenlee Arbuckle. Pruent for the reunion were Mr. and Mrs . 0 C. Greenlee, Mr, andMrs. Lon Greenlee, Jletty Lou Greenlft, Mr. and Mrs. · Eugene McDaniel and son, Michael, Mr. and M11~ Chnrles Bennett, Mkldleport, Mr and Mrs. E. T Greenleeand N<~.ncy, Pomeroy ; Mrs. L .R,. Greenlet, M1ss Emma Lee Greenlee, Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Mace Greenlee, Mrs. Carne Spurlock, Charleston, Mrs. C. J>. Sltcksel, 'Newton, Ohto, presid ent. of the Ohtt> AS· soctalion of Garden Clubs. has an· nounccd the dnve for the Associa1JOn'a Horticulture SchGlarship, s pea rheaded by a $200 contrtbutwn from the Medina Garden Club. Mrs Nelson Gayer, Seville. chairman of the F und Committee, is a member of \he Medina· Club. The scholarship will be known as the "Victor H. tl.ics Fellowship" hononng Prof. Vtctor H. Ries of the Ohio State UniversJty who 1~ "Mr. Horticullure•· to 720 OAGC Garden Cl ubs wtth a membership of nearly 20,000 and also to the many branches of Extension ·'Sor· vlce, such as Home Council and 4-H. Prof. Riea has served the AsSOCHllton as Secretary s ince 1934 and has given Garden Cl ubs al l over th e State up-to-dale, auth· or itattve mformation an.d tcchmu : Heath Methodist Fellowships Win Award At Camp $1.00· DOWN and you ca n lay-away as much e~ s _you want- pav any way you wi~ by Dec. 21. Many more customers ·l~ach vca1· are taking advantage of this simph~. rasy way to itaw~ STURDY WITH ~IG RUBHI:JI Tlltt:S METAL WAGONS You rnu el see these danrlv wagon~·and nolkc the LOW PRJC1!1S, to fully realize thai thry arc fol' you. $2.19-$6.49- $9.98- $13.98 FOR THE LITTLE TYKE ROCKING CHAIRS Eilcla $2.29 ri1ht had a ur.,lee at th OouD· ~ ty lnilrmU')' and tpoke on the • P 1c "! "n-emem ber the DIYI of X, Youth". Mt·a. MeCOmu took. the J'unior cboir w.blch JaJlf two •• lettiona with Christine Coati 11 pianist. Bertha Wilson and San. <IJ:a Brewington sane 1' duet and Oune Criswe ll played two piano solos Cor the- service. I S'be lOb' • •,..........., 11ome br Oin.ttl. Jk.aplmDDel' worbl C ,_.. llralkllD6 It btm.,.,. The r.mu, of the liN .. ~tt•eme~~t.. UMI wu Juat aboR ~ to mou ..,...m wileD }t ~ Several folks attendPd the IN' cream social at Sutton Friday evening. LOANS BOYS AND GIRLS 141NCH 161NCH $21.95 $24.95 ''YOUR SUNRISE Tb.eae have sturdy stet!l fram rs- t ra inm ~ outrigger (re· to punrture proof 1ircs. SEE THEM NOW! SUNSET Is Ben Frankl Middleport, Ohio ~TATION• 990 1 OnYqurDfol Gil the eam you nttd on tlpgtun• OAJ,, auto or fumi.,. .......... tw.. Az11 UDOUD\ frca • • • the extra W'llh · • .!"'!""' . or ., I .:.· . , · ·· tisk of cleaning Hundreds of up. others still took sheller In e,mergency quarters set Are Suggested wilb many, many pina lo breeze yOu through the preaut J,nlo the .A dr!bonair bow perka the neckline, the lkirl · of unpresaed pleats. In Reltex' Chinabet, lustroul and) acet1.1e blend tbat washea wonderfully. resist• Wfif,lkleL Dusk slurdu of IJCU. Wue, 1no_n, ll'•rwred. . . 7JoU. -· • ELBERFELDS 1'he completlon of a dAm to pro- Chester on the West Shade Road, d! vide a lake far filshing to the pub- has been constructed from funds Tjll: firzt reading of an or mmce lie was announced today by rep- provided in tt)e aQCumul.ation of ProY~~~ IU\ approximate 23 per cent· 188 'rate illcreue in PGmtroy resentativet~ t>f the Meigs Couoty !OO!J trom the sale of licens~ and from proceeds from the , ann~al WfH made at Mo.uday niJht 1 meet- Fish and Game_ A1s'liation. inJ of the council of the Village The lake, whJeb i ~~ated on fish fry sponsored by tbe assocLaot Pomeroy. · • the Homer Goeglein farm near tion. 'J1c ordinance, known as Ordin· 311, flxea aM regulates t~ prle4! th"- maY be chaJiged b)' the Ollto ·Ftrtl Gas. n will replace aooe • • below flood slag•: '' 7 PM Monl\ay. The only flooding occured along the dock parking .,..., in Pittsburgh's Ghlden Triangle. The Ohio River was expecte-d to reach a 31.6 foot lovol n"U' Wheeling, W. Va ., ·about noon today, Flood stage at the Warwood Lock 18 36 feet. But offtcials of the Wheeling Downs ,r ace I r a c k planned to cancel today's meeting should )he watert! rise a~ve· tbe e-xpected level. b i _ d Public FIS• hing.L-iUI.e rumuunce Two Streets $7.95 OrcHDa~ 278 which will explre ~857. . W0 If Named 01m ' ew Counc!'-·-n N l..liiUl nCity• In The new contract by the aas COJDPIDY will re . . e present c~4d on that date. ~ e nOlin ,Wolf, owner and opel"t'tor n-eUe woUld provide .8 raise in 0 lf'a Ga:rage ill Mason, was af thnrllnimum rate fiom $1 to $1.25 named a couneilmJn of the towa per month. of Mason a~ 11 meeting of,the town ' e0unctl held Mondqy ev&ning tn At the same meeUna of council, the city building. . Or41iumte 310, · wh~h provjdes for WoU will take the pOsition left par-tins reauJ•tinna a~d parking vacant OOvm•al weeks -..o by the meter, on the vmaa::e'l park!ng rel!lilnatlon of Guy Blessing, lots was read for V.e seCond time. In addition, F,red Carsey, clerk Other Parklng regulations pro; In the offices of the town, was re· posed by ·Mayor E Robln.san at h .d f th the meettq aad placed under eon· Ire ot ano er year. C<luncilman Russell Capeb&rt aideraUoq by the counc!J conc~rn· ,, b' · l ed b mIttom .a.n es-(1 rna Ie o .., n ed ptrting problems on t Condor su from a Charleston contractor en Street and Butternut st~t. ~- eet s o I the cost oI pav Ing t be i>loL Tbe · pro~a.la wool~ permit the town. plfking:. on one side oq-ly on Con· Esu rnat es f rom (h e Ch arI.e s\on aor Street 1nd would institute one II rm prJ"ced the P8vt 118 proj ect way &atne on tbe' atreet. A;)Ao, at $1:5 Jl&r frOntage foot. for a ptQvlded woul~ .be ,pa"rkiul on one street 32 feet wid!'! wlth curbs 1 side 0f tbe e:treqt. onQ> oo Butter- and storm sewen, The same firM; nu.t fr-oJU Brick Street to ·Peacock -priced a 20 feet strett on a grade A venae. . · . • level Without curbs but with ' A reque~t lto~p .Mrs. RRy Zqrkle 5t.orm ~wen at $t2 per foot. for 1treet. 1lt:ht near Liberty CouncU, foliowlnsr: a discUSJJion tabled Jor further or the ~mates, tabled any furthe-'r aetlon nil the project un~il a lor 'l 1ut ure """ ,.te· · was as . Ed J;ieUter represen,ted the Dislibled American veterans Chapter chief of at the meeting and outlJned plans a& chief which hie organir:uUon bas' fw ~ perJod l)f six the Buildln"' ~ently pur- • s- program aQ4 the budge_! approved. btimated ei<t>On.ihm" for 1911 _,, Sl83,estitMf4'd b-retelpta for $193,6(17. • tid ~.._, .. SDU OIMI eompulJ'. M hmellk , l ~ period ·rrbm ~OW:f!'l· ' to M3.reh 31, ~- ~ the ~in\1\ft _w-eri thor· stated · ough ani!. the euh Jo. a«ur~ ' ately ,kept. 'o\ Preceding 'the meetiD,( ~h~ !!!_Cfll: bcrs -ftlitM tMII-M.aitU'it let~ Sl!e th ll new aspball tile WbiCb hla' been laid on the second fl90r and new seats which have- been purchased They also visited the High S<hOOI •ooma where ' " " - bavo be-rn refinished. 2l "'"'I" Tbere are .of the AslliOclation in the County whicb sell fishing and hunting Hcenses. "II waa explained that 25 cents from the sale of each license is returned to the Association to be used for the betterment of fishing and hunt- ina l!l List 14 Classes F U Sh I or norse ow At Me·•gs • Fm• r. ' "·I ;;.r-.. . . . . . . -tor lllli...IIIIIJiqist lllltn II HI..I·IIM lli:IJI A.ok UJ for a demomtratioll now . .· ,Eq~ipm~ntCo. P"lpOM ' b..u.... &ad t.aw,. i durin!( those six raised to 1 that .,~;;~;.,chief of policl!. n report for the mo"':~~~·~- J'dly Qowed an income . discpasin;r In ·the re- .,,,,,,_'" ·nz.e s ...--, I •.,.,, ' tl: ' ' ' ..,,. ........-- ... IDO'V., I P I ahl~ ~ oa th• an llelliD8d ..,... at the cuaalltselL No ~up ltuft betweea the o14 Uld __. maoapments •• , a.hlpping Ap· l . 1/ lr. • srdt...Lhtl• ....__ WH!ll WASHINGION, LONOOJI AND P~l wen Ia & atew aboUt ' ' t h. ' · -1. fiUt•s . nftdeCI to e1imiute "the fear and the vast cost" of IUPt1an !tl1aur. of tl:ul Suea au~, aDd Bdtlah aM Tnncb war- :v mot l tnea tile ........... ~tenaaeua aDd_ Bed _ .... board • lllmeb . · Jiald _ a_ _ _ .. Pod the county. Fourteen clasaes hav.t! been anA short time ago, the state in· nounced ·for the horse show to br. stated that the IIJCal group spend stagEd at the Meigs County Fair At tbe same meetlng, tb4!l coonthe money accumulated or Jose At Rock Springs Fair Grotmds on cil moved to cut parking time for tbelr agencies for ' the sale ol Ii· August 15. autos ln the business section of · cenaes in the courity. A commit· A trophy, four rosettes, and four the town. Th.e matter was brought tee was appointed ' to inVc!lliate cuh. ~remiums will be awarded in to the attention of the eouncU b)' the situation i.hd report on a sug- each dass of the show, which i~ bus iness men. gested project lor the Associatio"' open to world cOmpetition . Mercbanb of the town complain th itt JiJ h Time of the show has been set that pool riders leave their can 0 00T~:cy e~:lly~ w":r~ for 7 p.m_ ;aaea~etl on the main .streets or the town r ~ Whtle riding from New Haven to Wilbur Hanoiog, Arthur Skinner, 1 The classes are as follows : tbeir jobs. The cars are parked W. IL Davia, and Charles Hoback. Class 1, Lead in PO)l"·-Western I in front or business places and . . tac-k; 2, English tht-ee gaited :with After extennve studt_es on what full mane and tall-English tack.· discourage business and <;ause an cou ld b c d one t. o ben!!"f It mos 1 peQ. 3, Ponies, un~r '"o"-W••tern tack, inconvtnienoe lo customers. ._ under·, 4, _ ,_ Council moved \() relieve thf pI e, 1l wa_ s de(!t d eu> fh at a 1a k e f or rider 12 . ~ear~ and situation bv. placing a three hour h( a be bll I pu c ts ng would ppr..,. .... PleiSur< Ho,.,., Western tack·, 1 •zt h 1 d " 1 ,.. Hme limit on eal'll on Fifth Street 1 pr l~o0o was emp as ze """' no S, Pony harness class, cart or buirone ni!'E!d be a m~m~r of tho Fish gy, Pony M" and under, driver any ~~o~~~~~~s~:r~~t S:~~e~nst~~~~ and Game As~OC!ation tG use the a<~e facilities of the Jake. "' ' Street between Fourth and Flftb ;' Class 6, English three gaited Street~~. The group' aiso laid plan!\ for with shaved mane and tail, EngThe new parking regulation h the constru.ction of a park area in lish fa~k; 7, Keg ll.ace-horse~, to become effecttve on September connectiOn with the· lak-e whicb Western tack; 8 , Ponies 48 , to :56'' l. The Police Chief will be asked would be complete with picnic Inclusive, nder 16 yean 8nd un. to plac-e warning 'tickets on cart tables and fire places. der, Western tack; 9 , Parade Horse overparked until the effective datf of the' •r-ulation. The plans were submttte-d to the - We.stern tack. .... Association and approved. Class 10, Wallc:l:ng h~rse , ~ngAt lhe request of Councilman proximately one-haiC of the runds hsh tack: ·~ . English flV(! galled J ac k Frey, the small building bein the trei!ury were used on the hors«-, English tack; 12 , West-ern hind the tpwn library on the Ale£ w k' H w t t k 13 QuiUin properly , recently lett to Plloject. • or tng orse, es ern ac ; · th e town, will be used for Boy 1 English ~ ........ Pleasure, EneUsh tack; lot, c'hal!l~ 1.bY: · them. He tfJQUested a The lake, when f1lled, will cO\'· TraiJ Class-Hones and Pontes-- Scout meetings. sewer tap for the buiJding. The er an area of ap'pro:zumately three Western tack. A di~~tUNion nf garbage disposal tap was immet:Uatety approved b.>' Jo four ,acres. depth Lli the -----in the town was- discussed by countbe COUftJ!il , -deepest part of the lake wJJl ,be cil and citizens present. It was The -.:oupcU mdvfld to ma\e a from so to 95 feet. The dam, itSTILL IN TOWN decided to consult tbl! Healtb De. ~er11onal Investigation of a sewer self ia 7 feet thick at tbe base The CuckiP.r Radio Shop ir now partment before completing any condljjon on . Center Slnet near ADd' ' lf feet on tbe top. located on West Main Street near action on the problem. the :Rau Rnd Zu!:pan Materials the ,corp(lratlon line in Pomeroy. H3.rry Layne and H. C. Roney 1f&tehouse. Ttie sewer in that Jo.. lake WDl !be .stocked u I!Oon The old building wb_lch housed the were appointed as zonin1 ClommiB~at'RD reee"Q.tly blli'w up. , ·~:~~~~ water Is ip the take to shop was recently moved to Ma· !lioners along with Councilman Ed,. A s_P.tcial meeting to consider Test.8 will be taken to ron: however, it has b~n stressed win Roush. the Je\>r esti011.le wUl be b.eld pn what of fllh tbltt tbe b~slnus Uaelf '- aWl Jo. . Tbe 1councU will meet oa~e.. ~ nWq. , . __ . ~. ·Pio~ej!',ul ~ . eateet· iD Pomercy. .d.ly for action oli the levy ea · te. + earnestly appe-al" for a "new iipirU" in Soviet relations with- the ""' of the w..-ld in vt.w of Ruai•'• eHorts .. _ eradicate '"•orne of tt.. .vi....- of Staliniln Mr. Ehenhoonr"a lettw ..._ In r~y to a Jvne Ci 1.....- from But. tlanln In whlt:h the ~et ..-.mier siMI Ru.i• • • cwttl. . Mr arntotd "1 to fellow suit. The PrnWent made -points_ f • llim1111i1 """......., , ......... - .A request wss made of lhe New Haven Town Council on Monday evening to extend the town's water lines to the . Rousb-Layne addition between New Haven and the Philip Sporn Plant, The request was made by a number of residents of that section and bv New Haven Businer.amen Assoc{ation representatives, Harry L&yne and Robert MeGJothlin. Council moved to table any action concerning the ex!tnslon until the members of couociJ conferred with the town's at\oa;eey e:>neernlng the legality of chargiQe a tap-in fee of $1:50 to users of w.a\er in the 11dd1tion. The biJh tap-In fee would be necfl!sary in order to pay for the laying ot pipe to the addition, it was explained- He s;,zid ll hrrfll; ancl vrge4 other countrtn ( '\V power take.off, these rugged fanily of 4·Wftiii·Dme WASHlNGTON UP - President Eisenhower chided Rust.ia today for welshing on pr,.,mises made at Geneva and appealed for new efforil; to rzd the W'lrld of fear . In ;,z personal letter to Soviet P.remler Nikolai Bul.r:anin Mr. Eisenhower saJd : "I mUAl confe.sa that J am per~ pleied as to bow we can work together con•tructlvely il agree· ments which ne negotiated at the hlghe.at level after the most tho'rough expktratiOt'l to oot nem dependable.'' Rebuking Soviet failure to (ulftll promisetf given at the Big Four cbiefa af 1.ta.te meeHng lo Geneva a year age, tbe P~ldent added : "May we not, Mr. Chairman. do more to realize tbe- hope~~ which were born of OW' meeting lu Ge· neva?" _,.... ......... el (lom=o .... &bu Ho.elr, itipliWBtbl. ~ MtMI'IIlltat. p1a • bJid 1rem .11. ~ et.,. 1 Z.."i. ~~~icr::'~ aC:.".:~i..s:l:;·:~: Water Extension ------..,- -~-'---'------'--:--.--'·---= Parking Changes Completion 0 ( Dam ToProVI•de oa January 4, JeeP.' there waa 1 j ~~::~:!ntheof medina plan• for tbO new Re.cid At Councl.I Meetlngi~~~R\~:it~J~~h:~~~:~::~:. InRequrst Is Made New Haven 'Iii • 1M . I • .R '·liSe 0rdInan.'ce . s •- vobicleo 'operate lllaJIY kindt oi opecial equipmonL There'• a 'Jeep' , ,nh'icle that will Jill your opecifie neecla and oerve you heeL 1- lsed clouds but no per Qbio Valley whe~e in and high water s.truck dur[Jli violent thunderstorms.~. The s tnflTI.i· and flooding left at , • . least· 1~· per~n.o;; dead in Western . . , , • Penns~vanta,:~ West Virginia aild .Ohio. · Propm-tY damage was estJ. . --~ 1 _. . . . . ~ dlh pnce. ·~ bJ""tlo , fd ~t'J~-~~~ -~lfia~d in the milllons. . • , __ - r• ~ . .m• ....-" b&Wa. wrougilt ., g-ale-V.IOQI'J ~ ....... -a:.~_r ..... ·J .. b fir ~ -\ ...~d:Jt.... tb'l"l''JltiU-A"'«N£"-~ ' Oh~~ ~4 ., st of ·l,200 ,persons ~ 0 c of llomea were without D£}ltland acore1 or~- were uprootert. • (I~fmt4fknwl) evacuated from nearby Canons· • 1 .. burg, Pa., begAn moving bRck to their hOme.<~ today. Wearied from tbc s torm, .they now faced th ~ e traction of 4·wheel drive1or rough -travel, on or of£ the roado. ' .· • ' Vicky Vaughn'• atuck-up lhirtwalat ' L - ......... Chides Soviet For Failure Of ProiDIS·es ALL SEEMSSERENE AT suEz ~~~,:~;J::~:J!~:::~L. n£Clark, the 's tp~ ·i !iathln· Wlfti • epd will help you get more work done every day in the yearthat's a 'Jeep' 4-WheeJ.Drive vehiCle. On the highway, it ~ tra..lo at road apeedo in 2·wheel drive -a oimf>le shift gives 1 In ......... Ohio. I PITTSBURGH UP - Weather Bureau forerasters ·~oday Let us demonstrate ,..the world's most ve·hicles The Lowest and Beat Prices In Town On Are. The Mtddleport School You!i'l, a rormer teatber, hu {'mployed two new teacher!! empJftved on the New York accepted the resignati(ln of ftailr().ad. Mn: Emil)' when they met Monday at the ":;:~e; Bidwell , had befn emHigh School with Mrs, Lowell Pro- pJ earlier in the summer to basco, vice-president, presiding in commerrial subjecte . the absence of Bruce Lloyd. pre.siJanitors re hired are Harold Hulldent. Mrs. Vinas Lee, Racine, who bard, Wilkie }iul man, John Ta.vhas taught m the commerC'lal de- lor and Joe Shnorinsky. partment foe a number of years, Supt L. W . McComb waa aulh· has resigned and will be teaching ,orized to make arrangements Cor ln Racme this year. the purthase or coal fDl' next win- 1 Mrs. Dorothv Peooles Savely ter aud the Board authorized the graduate oJ Ohto Urlivers ity with use of the football field (or the a degree m mUsic, has been em- American Legion Labor Day celeployed as vocal ttacher in the bration Middleport schools and c. F:. Te:j:lbook changes approved were Young has al,;o · been empl~yed. Arilh.mctic-G radca 3-4; Reading. +6: Civics, American GOYWorld Hiatt>ry, new textSolid Geometry and Ohio • Oouds, No Rain Promised Valley After Storms The Yor'ih f ('llowsh ip lwld lht•tr r ~gula ~ llll'cling We-Jnesday cv : mng at the church. Little 'Chan.. In tem~MQtUre. Hlth Wa, In tM IDt exc.,.. ttwer I pal'ty. Mn. Gaul of Chesler ..,a , the dem onstrator and quite a fc-.-. were prese nt. Rev. Jl:ltlun BlakP filled rreacbing Appointment at Nease Chapel Sunday. Employed Mib.llay Eve Two The committee In charge of the drive are Mrs. Gayer, Sevtlle; Mrs. J ohn L Sandet, Bowling Gr·cen. Mrs. ~·rank H. H;dl, Clyde , Mrs. H. W. Brunson , t.Jma; Mrs. A . C. Judd , Ports mouth . ThP y w11! bt· on hand at the Assoc ta lwo's Convention at Athens on Srot. 6 a 7, to •·eeeive pl:cdgcs fro~ Garden Clubs and indtviduab;. Chester Van Meter is .substltut " mail carrier for Home lioller th1 .> week. dar. w......._ -President Is To Russia For New Cooperative S By It'• good li>surance and good huo[neso to own a vehicle thai SIDEWALK BIKES -HOMES- BLOW~ DOWN IN NORTHERN OHIO. guidance through the years. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kr acu l e1 and daughter, Rob erla , &l't' vist! mg relatives Jn Columbus t~> ; we'ek, Cl..r fttr_, t.nlwht aftd ~ At tJ:te morning: service Mr . DalJ.d sang Malotte's ''The Lord't~ Pr,yer" as a sol() for the spec!ial music snd the Junior choir, directed by Mrs. L. W . McComas Word ~ sang an anthem "Thy Bachtel Like A Garden, Lord". Sharvn Barbara Jones, Forrest Janes was organist for the Junior and May Carolyn Swanson, who sang wtth Ule choir at the mornchoir. ing service. were unable to at· In the afternoon the Rt!V. Konk - tend the afternoon mt!eting. ' "l'll4t ........... WEATHER l~v~o~~~;---~;.:~::;.;-----;.:=~~~~~==~~~=-~~~~~~--------------~~~ L. VIII NO. 96 Editorial Phone 397 P p meroy.MJddleport, Ohio, Tueoday, Auguat 7, 1956 ll""'"-Phone a~ ........, SINGLE COPY Sc Those _,ltendlng tbe afternoon servi.ee w~re Diane McComas, Diane' and Carol Criswell, sandra Brewington, Bertha and Cora Wil· .son, J!larbara and Betty Covert, Chrlstme Coat.s, Betsy Wolfes, David KDakright Gary A11lt, Supt. and Mrs. McComas, Mr.s. Jame11 Criswell and Mrs. Konkright. This fund will result In a $2300 a year Fellowship for deserv:ng OU)'S and gills who are interes~e ... in promotmg horuculture zn Ohio and want to make it tbeir JIJe work. .Money rec~ived for thll• Fellowship is given to ttte Unlver sily alld is held by it always. ll is put m the University Development Fund for which the States pays 6 % mteres t. It cannot be returned o,r used for any othC' purpm~e but can be added to at any t.mc. Use fl f the money is determtn~d by a joint commJltcl' made U•p of the Hurtzcullure de· parlm l'nt, the Development Fund o(ficials and the OA(.;C_ enttne· • D~oted ro The I -#ere• Urs. Evelyn Hollon entert ain ed Fnday night for a Tupper . wnrc -;;;;;;;;;;O;;_."";;;;;;::;;;;;;;_.;;;;;_.;I r Grandparents are Mr. and .Mr ~ . Richard Vaughn. Pomtrcy, Mr. and Mr11. Wilbur Parsonll, Dun-bar, 1reat a:randpareq_ts are Mrs. An· n ice Oblinger, W. P . Ohlinger, Middleport: Walter Vwuahn, Porn ~ roy ; Mr. and MTS. Mote Yeauger, Che11hire. • MORNiNGSTAR Daushter just whal you wanl when Christmns rolls around again (.;()ssm and Marty, Will Smith, M1ss Lyda Smlln, Leon, W. Va.";' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yates, Buffalu, Joyce Harris, Prortonwille ; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald . sayre, Gnmms Landing; -Mr. and Mrs. Robert En-Itt and famiJy , Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rothgeb, Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Averill Sayle afl4 family, M.r, and Mrs. Ernest SaS're and famHy, Arbuckle. Tbe Heath Methodist cOOJ.r held an informal reception and farewell narty fCJr Goorae DaUu, wbo u.. • •· Y • been tbeir dlrector for tJte pa,t four months, after the moruin1 worship service Sunday, Mr. ana Mrs . Da!Dlas and son, BillY. will leave this week for their new home in Cross <;tty, Fla., where be will be the ~chool mu11ic instructor Ben Philson, choir duector, pre-sented the Da!Ja.s Ia-m1ly wilh gifts in appreciation of h is work and as.szs tanLt. e ' " Birth OJ Net1J Son f.s • By ONLY !tfts. Helen 1 .. Victor H. Ries Fellowship Announced By Ohio Association Of Garden Clubs Young twople of Heath Me.f.hod· ist Church Juntor und Senior Youth I\ llo-wshJp~ wOn another bar to add to tMtr plaque when they completed last week's camp a t Lancaster Camp Grounds. They were aceomp~lllcrl by lbf' Rev. and Mrs. C. R Konkr tg ht ami Mn. James Brewington, RN. Ve ra Co~rt was their reprc·,cntative on the Student Council and durin!: !ltr., Mrs. Wayne }one& afternoon the week Edward McComas won the diving championship durin~ Have Frul.ay the rec reation period for the secMr <tnrl ~ .. ~. Wayn e Jonea aH• ond year. 11nnmrnc ing I he b1rth of a doughAttenllmg the camp were CbriJ tl'r , Tt· ~i L1· nn, Fridry mornint:, Announced JlouiJL"" tine Coat~>, Mary Carol Swanson, August 3, !lt the Holzer HospitaL llno Grandparrnh 11 re Mr . and Mr~ Mr Knd Mrs. R1c-hard Vaughn Evt'lyn Gibbons, Sandra Brewingllaro!d Jones or Shade. Mr. and Ruby Yeaueer), Middleport, .are ton, Vera, Barbara, Betly and ItogMrs. Richard campbell, Pomel'oy, announcing the birth or an eight er Covert, David and Eudell Konk. and MrR. llenrtcrson of Athen• are pound fifteen qunce son, Donald rla:ht, EdWII'd McComas, Leo K~•.t· ~rent i:randparents. Edward, at the Meigs General HOI• nedy, .rr., Kennetb...Murray, Robert Th,. Jones· also have a Hon, Jd. pital on Saturday, August 4. They Hennesy, Er ic Ch.11mbers. Mrs. Robert Coats drove to Lanrrcy Wayne , one year old. al~o have an eighteen-month-old caster Saturday to assist in bring· son, Richard William. The new baby was named ror bts grand- ing lht cnmpers home. fathers. Mr und Mrs. E .. .'\>1. Blake ;znd farm ly, Ch Nol e, Eddie and Joh11, cnt!• l'lalned with a picnic supper un the1r lawn Sunday. Guesl~ werl' Mr. OJnd Mr~. Roy Tracy, Sr·., l'omrroy; Mr and Mnr Radford 1.1 ~,; I r s 11 n d sons, Ronn ie and Paul, Mr~ 1·;. Mac Jngleti and Mn. L. s. Bklner. Mason. Mrs. S. A. F~rguson, Parkersburg Airs. Mary Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Iklwers, Chillicothe; M.r. and Mrs. Boy,d Kimberling, Pittsbm·gh ; Mr. and Mr,, Herman Condee, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Oondee Washington, D. C.; Farewell Reception By Methoclist Choir Honors George Dallas Sunday Morning . .. . . , . , . . _ • ••ruldJ!btaea!m. ....._1--BOONI-J. , Racine Woman Is Hurt When Hit By Coasting Car Pomeroy Man Is Fined Fqr Failing To Yield national armament~ I• -world e'On.trols whieh wiJI encourage greater reductioM . 'I regret that we have made AO little progress in this respect." \ · Mf. 2. Ruuia re-jceted Eisenhower's propoaals for aerial jn. .spection and ea:chang~ o( military blueprints on grounds It would be .an l.ntelli.geoce operation. intelligence that cbec"ks on ~ ament promises is just what's needed in the interest ot peace and internatiflnal coofidenee. 1 Can we not make prQIHSI Gil this?'' But '' 3. BulpniJI'a letter ignored tbe President's proposal of ltll'ela 1 frw freezl01 llUd.ear w e a p o a.· 1 ,tockpile.s at aome future date. Henry Fielitz., Pomcr~, on ~· day night in the court Qf- M8)'or E. F. Robinson, was fjned $5 and said: May 1 costs, charged with failure to yield )lr, Eisenhower again urge careful c:alltilderatiou the righlo-()f-way. A 60-year-old Rac:ine woman In other action, today. a 17-year. of the matter • . ." suffered minor back injuries, af- old Tuppers Plains boy, had his 4. Alter qreeing tfl free uaifi· ter bting atruck by an automobile operator'S IJce-nae suspended for cation flf Germ1ny, Ru'\Sia haa Indoor, Monday afternoon. 30 days by Probate Judge John dicated determinatifln to keep tbat nation indefinitely divided. At tbi5 According to Actin.~~: Chief of Bacon. The boy was charged with pciat tbe President said qreethe Pomeroy Police Frank Hudson , operating a vehicle wtthout a muff· menll witb RUB&ia "de not aeem Grace Jividen, was CJtruck in the ler. dependable. " back by the door of a 1153 Ply. mouth on the upper parking lot. HudliOn stated that the emcrgene:r brake of thE" parked auto broke loose and the car rolled 5Local Firemen Attend' Meeting Of State Group backwards, striking its owner. It also tr-ubed into a ~arked truck. owned by Harold A. Stobart, Ra.:· ine. Slight damage to both vehFive Pomeroy Flremf'n .attendides was ~ported. of the Ohio ed the convention --- Robt. Adkins, 37, Dies Monday Eve In Middleport Rpbert AdkiDA:, 87, died suddenly at hill home on Middleport Hill Monda)' evenin.g. He is suryivert by three daughters, Mrs. M. D. Bricldes, Mrs. John Brickles, Middleport, alld Mrs. Glen Vance, Leading Creek; one son, William Adkins, Middleport; a hal£.s ister, Mn. Mary Johnson, Point Pleas- .. t. ' ;:rt th £' RawlFriends nuv call iogs.Colts Funeral Hoine where servic.es will be beld Wednesday at two o'clOck with th~ Rev 0 . H. Cart officlating. Burial w1ll be in the Riverview Cemetery. Mr. Adkins wa~ retirf'd New Vert central ear repairman . 8 DAUGHTER BORN Mr~ . Jamos Roush of Nortobi, Va., are announcing the birth or a dalJ.Chter, Connie Lynn. qn ');'buraday, Aqust 2. : Piteroal grandparents are Mr. ·and Mft. Evenu Roush of R.ielne Mr. and I wblle ip1atenal crudparenta are Hr. JDd,1Mn.. Fred Sayre, i&aiJu;,. . . • \ ~· William Turner Suffers Injuries In 2 Car Mishap . 'I William Turner. Middleport, Stale Volnnteer Firemen's Ass~ s uffered shght injuries, and two iation m Cleveland over the w~ek ears were heavily dlmaged, Monend. d81 afternoon, f!S the result of 1 They were Ge-orge nicks. Jack two car accident. Stivers, Robf'Z'I Couch, Charles Ac:rordillg to the Ohio Highway Werry 11nd Charlos Legar. Patrol, the 21 year old Turner, Du.rlng lhe lime of the conven- was treveUng north on State Route tion, the local ftremen toured ? , one and eight tenths miles downtown fire stat10ns In Cle'Ve- south or Middleport, attempted to land jtnd RLtended demonstrations pass an automobilt> driVen north on fire fighting techi'llque.s. also, by Car! T. Clark, 49, Letart_ Lcg;1r and H1cks went o n a The report further states, that fire call on. whicb seven pumper.s, the Turner ~uto had to pull back one hose truck, four aerial ladders into tbe Janl' or traffic, due to the and three battalion chief cars closene88 cf an oncoming automoware called out. The alarm prov- bile, and In hi• attempt, struck th~ ed to be a fals~ 'iJne. rear of the Clark car. Turner travetll'd off the rigbt side of the road and overturned while the other car sped off th~ left side. TUrner suffered lacerations of the right hand, and wu cite-d in. Dt-:RBY. Conn. <UP )-- nv !star Middleport Mayor c. 0 . Fisher's Ed Sullivan has not improved court for tonight, charged with at"raprdl~· en ough" from lraWc in- tempting to pass without a suro jurif!s to appear on his Sunday and clear distance. 01ght p1 og r am. a hospJlal medical The bighwll.f patrol also report. bullclln sa 1d loday Cd tbat Ralph E. Darst, 48, Lang• ' Comer! Jan Phtl Silven will s tand YUle, RD., was cited into Ma:yw in for Sull1va n th1 ~ Sunday night, of Pomeroy E. F . Robinson's court. at was an11ounrrrl trorlay. for tonight, charged wltb tr-~· tng left or center and in Justiee MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL of the Pe1ce Percy Peoples' court Admitted · Mrs. James Pigott, Monday, William K . Powers. 1( LOna: Bottom , John Sellars, Port- Vinton. ws s tined $10 an4 eoats, for failure to yield the rleht-of· land. Diacharged: Mrs. Mary. Sisk, way. Tbt! cltatJoa was made bt tbe biibw<y pab:'!L N~w Haven. Sullivan Will Miss Sunday's TV Show ,.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 6, 1956