http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5b2a9fe8fb1bb468e9ad19d5e44032d6.pdf dbfe0d043fd985bfd0e1a62277d585df PDF Text Text \ 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 ,.. �·- ·- ... -.. . . "'('• ... , _..:: ~ ---·----·• • . ..• - ' . ··--- ~--· • MJu Harrlett "MelDtoth. d•uaft· The Daily Sentinel ' But Not Ready For Title Bout • DEVOTED 1'0 INTERESts OF MEIGS- MASON ~RE A ltiCHARD S. OWEN ..1 I GEN. MGit. l EDI10R phooe 398, edJiorw.l uffrce phv!<e :un j Entered as second dua 11111.if .oc matlt!r al the Pomt!tOJ' Obio. { National advertising reprMent.atl v-e, Bottm 1 ll•·Ktm ll:~a, Inc .. 34.1 I.ell!n,gtotl Ave., Nt>w Yu1 k City, 16, N Y Subsc ript ion rates 0{'1JVt'lY by car, Pf "lwre av.ui.Jblc 30 eent~ per week one year u' advaott' :•t The J· ;o1l v St-11lm•·l uHu·1• $1560. tiz m onth~. $7 80. three munlhs, 53 90 Hv U1 Jiar rou t e wh•·re tvatlabh!: one ml..cth , $1 l!y maLl one Y'!<J r SB, ~t ll: munl'l..~. $-1 :!3. .hre.!' r»Onlbs, $2. SL.: oue mun t h $-1. I ,. the 13 }t':lf :!fi hiJll '>lt du [lll! f• <• (j t'fL!I Ar d lltghw:oy <Jild ll q,:hWJJ ftt"Vt' nLtt' Ad ~ of 195{) h;rl't· tor rL l • rI pl)l'l t>Htce •• Sthools Next? Swift ly rutrowLng ('mHim•·n t o[ t Nl'JW YORK (L' Pl - · Ror} ('a] . hou u. u.nbl';.rtcn \'Oung Negro mtd dlewei.:ht contender of Wlut PlainR, N. Y ., may ruth his opponents in· the ring, but he .. id toda¥ "I'm not rushin• •ft•r a title today , '(I'm not ru~hin ' after a tltt.· bout." The brawny slugger adm i tt ~ i frankly , · I'm at least a year .:~way from a Iitie shot," desp1te Mon· du)' mght's 23rd straight vi,f'tor.v on a spltt decision over Charley Kin g Cotton of Toledo, Ohio, m t he 1r brui smg TV l()·rounder at St Nicholas Arena. Cn nttnumg hts year-henee title campmgn , Rory will mE'et Spider \V('b b or Ch1cago in a TV bout at the Chicago Stadium, August 29. Webb recently scored an upset victOry over Holly Mims. Twenty one vear otd R<Or.y, who wet(!hed HJ8 pounds to Cotton's 152\,2 , sa1d, "I thought I beat him decisively. And I'd have knocked hlm out , if' he'd a'come into m,. · and fought-mstead of keepm' away '' RIE'I'NOLO E. URF.ENI Publ h bed t-vt·ry 3fternv1Jn HCI'pL Sur•d:ly br '!' ' tf' Ohru V·, 'l f') Seallatlll, Inc , ar liU ~1t<.('h:.~n;e St . I' J UJ t'tt•) n B , l , ,r,,·,. ~ " rr ,,"" ~ S t•(JI t 1'1 ,f l".lltlllll 1( 1' J<; ch· rt'('ll•d tu , j (Jrl\ ,IIII<JII~ tl(hl't' I IH thmg!-i, th1• flC!'C!'d feU" Ft•deral <IS· iistanc:e In enforcement of high ~~•'I saft'tr and Npt'l'd rt·quire- thl••t' httt~. all de!S t,!l !I L'd to t',t:..h lh,J, u new l· t•dt r,d ht g h •.1:1~ :~uth mL·n ts 1 only dnt•llly un11t•r th._. l'n'~L d{'nt, llll~ \ .u d "l .11~1 OJ ~ 11 ~dh[J.q Wilh ~Ubt•Jbl/11'1 1ank :wd Whlt"t 'It ~t.J: t ·~ (t <J I!l ~~~ II I II " I!Vl l In would ~uw•r<;t•tlt· or <dhOt lr t lw Tlur. I\\: ,hm)!!nn ptt\r""' .rdhuritv m· e;m uf l'uJ,Ite Hoad ~ j 1•1 and ,·(lnlrl'l nr Jill' •o:t d ~ II'Jihm Th•JS , 1f ot rs nul alrt' tll l v clf•ul thr r lJ"rd•r·.; t~,r l tlrr' rr,Jg h' ~tJ'l w)w 1 ~ ~'ll lll l! tu Ill' In thar.:._. ,J jlJ· aw :HIIIn g-tl! :tllr ~Ti lr• ltl!ltll ~t:Jr rUiHb ill ih(• 41\ ~l d!c , fllll)l lll' t~· lll 1 J I VI ,J'rjl'l Ill U•irti ]II)L,!j.tp J p nrr , }'(Ji t lltL J.( hl dH;(·rrvr•r m th(· ael, I, •cl.uol~ \ :.~ Fr llt ·r.r : · 1 rl IJ:l~ ~e rl u lit ' ll('h lorJd 1 hr·r·r·~ I~,· AGREE ON STEEL STRIKE SETTLEMENT SYRACUSE Lnral hus1ness 11 nd professionnl I go ahe::~d pr<!sents J~elf . 11w n wlw :JI'' m<:okrng: nt11•mpls to We know that mun} limes wh ~n 1•·oq~.Jmze lin• l'omcroy Cha m be•· men m·gan u c for s uch worthy Of l'otntttl'll I ' lll'!it'l'\'1:! plao<!it S purpose9., thpy receive the jt'er s ,tnd ;,rpptl'!'IJ(ton (I{ cvcr·yune 111 from the crowd tnstead of 1'11 11 1('1 Jl\ tt'le cheers. We hopro that f!uch II h .1 krr<~Wn fact lhu \ hlfort~ won't hf.' the ease w1!h the peortle l'orn1·t'rr:l''· ~ lt .i!l' of lh<· futun• rrf or Pomeroy. o I !Ia· Olt.IJ fit II r v .,[lt•y (';HI he Ill W<• I'Nihze thllt JrHlJvnluals and 1 ~ur •d liw vr ii ,IJ.:l' mu ~ t h<~ve an othr·• lllt,lllnt~ed groups have dutw organlzalii)ll ••·Uti~ lo mct!t th~ de· much 111 the ·pa~t to help Pur•1e· mand ~ n! J' l' 'i.: 'l'S~ 10y alnng th e 1oa•l lo pro.~ pc r1iy Pomt•J'<J Y l.. t~ lll:JilV outst:.mdlng Such mtlJvH iual, and organizations 'a,sf'l, Wfllf'll ~l11111ltl ht• pJUC't'd h<• ~··e not ask<"tl Ill qu1 ! any projt•rt loll' 1111' tot·urol l' who c•.tcl dt) the in whJdo t!wy rnt gh l he !ngaged village tlrt • mn't gnud That ~~ a lu ~tead llwy can go hand in han d Jolo to Jw unrll'l l ,lkt·n hy sud1 an wrth lh•· ll•·w ChamiJer 1)f Cono01 g11mzat '"" as H C!ta mher of mt•tee lowHrd J'e altzln~ goa ]N <'omm (' 1'1' 1' whtrh llwy ;ol l s1·~·k A Wille dWOikl' g:JO Lip Wllh Wl'll The nn 11 J nle re.~tl' d In the d1 fmed g o;~, ~ ca n h1!1fl plat!• Chu mbt•r of Commen·e plan anotl'om l'ruy lfi :ttl ndl •:r nt.lg • ·n u .~ poJsi hl'f ffil'f'iln ~ on August 15. That I t iun whe ~I'V CI t hi• !I I:J)IIIli~ !O~I \'_ ill lr\1'1' \Jn g dl' S I't'VC.~ tO he WeiJ Hl· '-,.,,, ..... ·· ~- ,.,. M- · ":':T!~'l!"!i\C~'Il,,"\1!~,'- .~,r·1'!1 •oo<N ••• mPHINS (lett), vlcre president of the u.s. Steel Corpnm- I Davld J. McDonald, president ot the United Steelworkers \~''.~'merlr:~·· are lhowa in New York after slgnlng an ngrcf:!ment fur a .ettlement of the steelBirike. Memornndum coils for totnl benefits lol .'Worken amotmtlns to 45 0 cents un hour over • tbree-yeu period. . t. ·-·-- .(9 Unrtflne,j nc,~ellst 1 Malt• cn t 4 l•'gyl \J.•n H Af· li t ni- UO't\N 1 Totter 2 In arltl •·tl\'0 .style vole 17 Me· chlln- 1.£ Cotlf'etlon of l\"" l\' ,1 1 1 loee hi Veil li Mus k Jt<•lll 6 Rt'1tc1 nur,n Hi Stgn ot the Infinitive 7 JllJ{ll ptH" t 16 English 110et or hrud HI Eh·vo.teJ I P(· ~~ I h ,,1 IH J•lll Clare looth• Luce l i•t, ~I.IAJ'~ An~\\rr 2:! Von' I· lat,• d .u~ 8.Jillllallo f n ::~ Su:t J..:,•re.sun t1 tb( lr-h f'rn 1 train (shortened) lfl La rge \\ orm tN rw M,·x I 26 .!urH•lr it~ 21 Soa I< fl ;~.x !l Bllllllf.:IIIN :!!.1 A 11!\ o'<'<ll lt' 22 Part of nn fiH•l ."0 Lvn~-: \ 11 .; 'to l,e'' 0 Ap rOIM'fnr :l;l i"Cil \It) 2J Cook, Dl cxoml u lng •l.r' J\'1'~ meat, In \\ oHntls 33 \\ lllhlli(" on oven t .S ur[,.) l.!inlll ~~ Simpleton 27 Exprtll!:lfln 28 1-IIEh. ' 29. A. rounded, convex muldtn• 31. Got.IUe.• of p•act 8:4. Abyu " · Prolualonal ,.oiler (lhort• " I" " .,...,J I if. Exeiv.ite ,. ~ ' ., • ;o •t. ( J.Ait\lt .tl\ Bg<'S. 1.H111111l -1 ';', 'j <lll..!, II; { HI ,;/!, ) ~ ., ~ " ~ '" ;::; ,.+- , , 8/( ;:;, ,, •• ,. :;; 128 ~;;:: " " ,, -" 1,. .;!- ., 40 ~ ;;< [/) , 1- • 1- 0 10 •• • .J / ., •1 DhiLY CP.l'PTOQUOTE - llrre'o how to work It: AX\'J) I.. RAAXK II LONGFELLOW On.• letter airnply stands for another. ln this exnmplt A Is used for the three L'a, X for the two O'a, el c. Srngle letters, apoatr•phler, the length anti formation or the word~ are an hln.ts. Elcb dr.y th.t code :etter• art dltfertnt, A Ctl'Ptogram Quotation JQ~ 1 ' OZERZR LAZM CN NY SZ OZERZn E N tickds' Mrs. H. and ' lliA lh e luvely, obam·d ~ ,. " Wh o ll'au ta what tJld tlu~ alcr 4:; l'toJI"" '' . ,. Er- '" ~ " ~0 " SS, Part of "to bt" S9 . .RQt1t U.Erblum taym. ) u. Mf.d• amends tor Bplce tt. A dreuer ot white leather t1. Landot lh•lamu &a. An&lo. Bt.llon ll!rfl p., r,. :::. 'lorH t,u·"·l w1tt 1 . ml'lt' l (l 1\1nh •p1 • '~'l"J , ' crauy ~11),1 VY~Z te• iun Chureh met m the social room of th <J (•hurch [or their July mcetmg Mr ~ . Wilham Diddle, p1 e~t dent, p• !!Sided at_the meeting which opened with clas 8 slnging follow ed by, repeatmg t~e 23rd Ps11lm Jn unison. Mrs. Albert Duckworth rr·nd t!w treas4Jer's rl'j.)ort Jloll eall was "IOVCl". Mril. 0( ~Jile S!aek conductetl 8 pro grum of 8 B1Uie qu•z and 11 game. A free wrtl off~rrn~ will be tak en at the Aug u.3t rneet1ng for the hen d•l of lhl' clns~ irf'asure Mrs. nucl;: l'lo rth sf'rved refre11h· ments to Ml!:l Diddle , Mrs Slaek Mtss Fr a nkie Ml.lml"w, Mrs James Qukk , and Mr·s. Mary Borrows A fn. m1ly night· '"cta-l gathering was held in \he Presbytertan Churc.h Au(.(u~t 1 begtnlll ng With tendt>d. Persons interested in the welrare ot the town should do everything to help SliCh n group whether it be by active pnrl!t'lpa· tlon or by checnng frum the sidelines. So, here's 11. vote of coo l?ernt10n nnd deep appreciation to the men who are making f'rforts to give I Pomeroy o.1e orgnnizntion thnt's EW YORK- The Algonquin hotel in Utb · needed There's an old sayiug 1 atreet otf Sixth avenue-the "A:lgonk" t() !hut points out that 1f n fellow lta habitues- must t~urely be tha most Wrltl4!n" l do@Rn't toot hi s own hol'll. nn one or hoatelry In the world. The late, \lrbane Frank; else will riJI'ncroy nee-ds a good Cau-, who owned Jt tor many yean. wrote a horn Woter, and th.l\'s whnt the ~o"ple ot books abont 1t, and later hla dauglttP.r. 1Chllmher can be~Margaret CRse Hnrrlnton, turned out The Vlclott8 Circle, wl\lch dealt lArgely with the witty and waaplsh 110ul1 who hung out at Lhe old literary hotel. 1 Now Mrs. Harriman of't'ers us a new tome deal· lng with her father and the Algonk aet-Ble~M'd Are t11e DdJoualr (Rinehart). Mn. H. writu akllltutly. but !!he also writes like a WOn'llln, which Is to say she Is occa11lonnlly over-emoUonal and occaaionally witchy. Personally. I !'IP4• clnnted by <lne chaplet in which ahe rather Cflndldly dlecua~d another celebrated New Yorker, who currently makes a buck as oUr arnb.aasador to Italy. amb8.81!ador-to·be shared nn office at Vanity P'alr, · Old magazine thot now la one wtlh the lon1-dead N DAILY CROSSWORD u. cqrus fruit 1 he Stn r Class of the Presby· UVZER· y s'i li It Z 0 Q Z N-S Z AM, Yelle*)"• Cryptnquottl STUDIES SER';I!l FOR Ill!:· LIGHT, FOR ORNAMENT, AND FOR ABILI'l'Y-BACOli, W'l.• w-.· • • •• WIDNESDAY TUES.flAY t1 ~5 Stgn On 7 UO TOO., 6 5.') 'i 00 9·00 10.00 Coffe-e Time 10 00 11 00 Tic Tac Dough 11 30 It Could Be- You 12:00 Parson's Study 12 :30 Current . 1:30 Tennessee Ernie 2 00 Matinee Theatre 3 :00 Queen For a Day ::t·45 Modern Romances 4:00 Comedy Time • ' I -- at/ ~- --- v...,. P'ord 6:30 Frankie Carle 6:4~ News 7 .00 Supennqn 7:30 Grand Ole Opry 8:00 Sne:tk Preview 8:30 ctrde Theatre. 9!30 Rosemap Clooney Show 10:00 Dear Bhoebe 10:30 This is Show Business 11 ·00 News 1'1 :10· Pr1s ·Box: 8;21 e:30 Leo Jaye"'"' p, Morgan 6:45 Newe C"'avan 7:00 Dr. Hudson 1:30 Su9f• f! :OO Kl'llft Theatrre 9:00 'flh.i& Is YOW' Life 9:30 Ina Ray Hutton Sbow 10:00 Prft!l Conference II'S IIIAUT WHITE 18~!9 l'Mber Knows Best 11'00 Now> H...W..OI 11: 01 Weatbercast 11 :10 Press Box H :lD 11.30 '2 00 I ·OO Greatest Figb.ta or Forei.Mn b:ttrlgue Tonh:ht Sl(n Off HOUU PAINT ,....,, ~ntur, WCHS-TV ChannelS TUISDAY WIDNISDAY 6:00 Sign On Cttplain Kqvoo Of All Thong• A'11ll.ur Godi'f'eJ Stril::e)t Rfcb Valianf Lady \1:30 Sean::'h for Tomorrow 9:30 Arthur Godfrer ! 10:30 Strike it Rich 1 f1 :00 Valiant Lady '1 :4~ Guidit1c UlWH 12·00 Ray MHland Show 11· HS Love of Life 11:30 ~arch fur Tomonoow As the World 'I'urlll Johnfly Carwn Show Hous.e-parly Big P.ayoff ,..,;.., Bob ero.~~y Show ::J:OO Brighter Day · 3 . 15 3 :-to 4:00 4 .30 5 00 6 :00 '""'!' 8:00 Captain Kantaroo 9,00 Of All Trlll>p 9 00 9:30 10:30 11 00 11:15 r.ove o1 Life l J ·45 Guidltl@' IJtht 12:00 Ray Milland Show l2·30 As Tbe World:·TurM 1:00 Johnny CB1'8Qil Show Houoeparty • 2 00 The Big Payoff 2.30 Bob Crot~by Sbow 3 00 Brighter Day 3·15 . Secret StOrti . 3 :30 Edg~ of Nl..ght 4.00 Katie's Kitehe.n t 1so Luc~y 8 Ranch J ·OO The Early Show (1 ·]0 ' Regional Jt-eportf't' .3 :1 Ki_, 6:15 Douglas Edwards fi:SO 7:00 8 oo 8:30 O·OO tO:OO Ci9co K1d J Frankie Laine Time The MIHiooou·e I've. Got a S~ret 20th Century Fox Hour Your Esso Reporter 10:15 Sports Parade W~athennan Overs.eas_ Allventufle, 11.00 Nt!Wfl 11.0~ The Late Show tii·?S }~)'30 1 30 F.emin1ne TouJ{'h 2 00 Afternoon Film Ff'.ttlval 4 00 Ftlan 4 ·30 Rocky Jones 5.00 Mickey Mouse 6 ·00. Nt.WI WEDNESDAY 11 :59 Sign On 12.00 Neighbors \2:30 Film & Faney 1·30 Feminine TouC"h 2:QO Art-emoon Film Festival 4:00 Film 4:30 Kartoon Komics ':00 Mickey Mouse 6 :00 New& B OS Weather 6·0!1 6.10 &:1ft SPQlb John D&ly 6 .39 7.30 6 .00 8' BO ROO Wartier BrM. Pre.senis Wyatt Earp G. E. Summtor Orlgina.la Du Pont eav. Theater Jimmy Walker Sh.ow Straw Hat 'l'lheat:re News & Weather Sports City Det~tlve 6 :10 Sports 5.115 John Daly 6:30 Disneyland 7·30 'l'hll J\.ma.dng Dunmnger '5.00 S<!re@n Directors Pla' house 8:30 Eddy Arnotd Show 9:00 Wed. N11tfbt Ftghts tO 00 11:00 11:10 11:15 tt ••a s~a~~ orr ij;45 We&t•h er SIHV( Hat TheMlre 11:00 New.!. and Weather IUO S ll:IG H~art of the C1ty IHIJ Sign Off ,. 1 "YOOR .. ~-"". -~· r..:·.-' - llyor., ~ ,.,....-&·-- ,...,...... OYSTERS- SHRIMP FISH DINNERS Open 24 Hours I FURNITURE • OD 'lbo Bri.Chlosl eor:, ~~ Dor ' Ia Mld~epol1 ~ faYorlfe of millions, Pat' &bone with Art Mooney end otches· tro--ot tHe Ohio Srht• Fair, BAKER FURNFrURElll August 24-31. , DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS- WHEN WE OPEN AT 6 PM FOR DINNER EVA'S RESTAURANT W, MAIN ST. ' PROFESSIONAL TINNERS PAINT RED- $3.85 Qal GREEN - $4.30 gal -·' ' .~~' VALL~Y- _.L.U~BER ' Aner,SUPPLY COMPANY ' YcJur. T.tew car's a powerhouse! ' SUNRISE I ' J I ' \ •.. keep it that. waywitk: .• *•• That new ear of'youn Ia packed with power and pick-up-a magnificent ill>rformer all the way aroWid. You can keep it that way by giving it Boron qa.oune right l'ttom tilt start I Boron makes engines staY pd)yerful. •. longer I One bla reason c:8n loee pawer Ia depooit build-up on 'l'alveo. Iii time, IF theee deposita keep valves from seating properly. Gasts of combustion leak out You hove something SUNSET 15"!"ATION• To Sell, Trade or An· nounce1 a., A Dally $eqtinei Eh•plo¥. Ad Iii' Wil nt;Ad bt•'t'eM~; OnYourPidl • Miss Bessie TO 990 • MilTS JESSE STUART Pettit, who hal been vlsitlng for twO weekt near Gray.son, Ky., with relallfe.IJ', privileged to meet Jea!M: Stuart, the famous author. Mr. Slu'art taUI{ht Mrs. J A. Pettit, lbotbtr of Miss Pettit, in High SchoOland "lnto meet hb wited her daughter family at their farm home. and power is waated. Then, these gases stad; to burn deep chanriela In the valveo, letting even more power escape I With Boron Gasoline, Valves show for few.er deposits and seat properly. Power staY. in your enJine where it belongs I Next timo.1 our new car needs gasoline. fill up with Sohio Boron Suprem~. Keep on UBinl it and you'll ret thousands of extra miles of full.poweretl performaaeel a.,,.u.-mar• •rm alwci)'f ifird r1 heer from -They Get Reaulll• ~nih ,. - .. • m•: you. Send your JnqulrJet, JuQIIflon•OI , rom HoiJclay, Soldo, Midland Bldg., Cfeveladd 1.5, Ohio•• • '' '' ''' Says Enlistments Are NotfOpen WHTN-TV Channel13 TU!5DAY F1lm & Fancy ,, WE ~OW .INCLilJJF. ON OUR MENU Recruiter Sif(n Off Pnver ::____ _____ ·---"--- - 12 ·00 Mr. and Mrs Scott Shank, Hul' lcane, have' bt'en v1sllmg he1c Mrs. Chal'lc~ Wulburn, who i' i»lployed at Columbus, ~_pent the eekend here Mrs. WilliAm Robson, who has Judge John B11cun , .T E D. Hal · been visiting ber family in Kan· nger, Dan Ha1l10ger and hlbert sas and Texu with Mr. and Mrs. ussell iiltended the bali game in I Cttfford Cuntdnghlm and sons, Li levelond over the Wt'ekentl ma, hRs rtoturned borne. Her L Mt an d Mrs C H Wise, Jr gra~:tdson, Denny Cunningham, re'oe Beeg le, Joe Keyser, Alva Gor· mained here lor a visit. M·Sgt don, Robert B1schuff and Ebf\r Cleo Kerns, Wbo bas been staUon~arnahan were 1n Columbus Sat ed in Tex11s, i.!J to lnve this month ~f'day for the Aladdin Shr·ine piC· for Newroundland and Mrs. Kerns nic at the Columbu~ R1dmg Club the former Peggy Robson and 1 Lt and Mrs. P. F Klein ~ nd son, their dftughters, Judy a~d Joyce, Peter, Annapolis; Dr. an:J Mn wil1 return to Middleport during tdarion Fugate and Marsha, Alh· his absence. ~n11; M;iss Huldah Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pratt and Mrs. C. A l"rs 0. P. Klein and Mr. and M•·<.'j-"'"'' are spendlng two w'eek9' a.nk Fugat~ spent Sunday at thf! Pensncolu, Florida, and gate cottage at Lon.!!' Boffo..., to v 1s i t tn North;~~~~:: Capt. and Mrs J£Jmt>s Harting~r and in Atlanta, Ga. with d three children ldt today for of Mrs Wade enroute ewart Air "'Force Rase Newburgh Mrs Dawt-s 'c<,lu.nbuo . Y., after a three week vio:•' who has been ith their parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Rawltngs and 'Miss Lei• dtar Allensworth and Mr an<l stricker, Rutland, has gone to rs, Lawrence Hartinger Marietta for a visit with her Mrs. Bertram Payne and dau gh- daughter and family. er, Rodney., Charlestono vlSlte•J Mr. and Mrs. VJDC(!nt Younlit, er grandparents, Mr. and Mr11. J Erie, Pa., are visiting her S'ister . Downing, Monday. .Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcintosh and his brother, Mr. and Mrs. C. R . nd f'bildren, RJta and Eddy, Day Young. They were brour~ht to Midn, visited Miss Daisie Saundel'ii dleport Sunday by Mr. 1.1nd Mrs. unday. They reported tllat the1r Vincent Young Jr. and Mr. and and two Jder daughter, Kay, 12, is 11till Mrs. Frederick Young the day 1) at UnJversity Hospital arter an sons, Erie, who spent here Vincent Young is recuperatlltaesa of fleveral months. . Col. and Mrs. W. K. Kinf'aid and Ing slowly after major surgel'y. ons, Tom and Bill, left Monday or their home tn Arlinglon Va. They had be~n visitin e: Mr. and . rs. John Kin{'aJd and familv an'' Mr. and Mrs. M!liarll Wildermuth lnd family Sunday Mr and .Mn John Kincaid, Mrs. Pauley Ann , Neat 1nd d~ughter ent~rtained with o buFfet dinner. Guests in· rluded Mr. and Mrs. Georl{e n Sgt. Callie M<Oore, army recruit West. Charle~ton , who spent the er in this area, hat announced' op 11.-eekend at th(' Kincarr'l home; Mr. emngs for iive e'nlislments ln an bd Mrs. Pauley, Charies. engin~er unit to leave for Ge1 many in lbout four months. r 'he applicants, if accepted would take basic and advanr" · lrammjt w1th the unit which will be stattoned netr MUnich. G~ many Enllrlment opportunltie!IJJI thf' ulllt will bt made avallab1e ror a limited rime only. Af I he sa me time, he ariilounced that Donald C. Cole, Pomeroy, Will I pnltsl on Mondav for a Cable Splic1 IU~ Srhool or the Signal C(lrps He w111 be sent to Fdrt Chaffee', Arkansas, fOr prOi:eSI!ng take his basic traillina thr training cetfters. r.J)8n completion of ~slc train~ mg, he will go to Caoip Gordon, Georgia, for bis tee~ica.t tra~n· ing. llis father , ls ctlarles .Cole, Wellston , Ohio. He attendttt Pbdtrl-, rov Hi((h School •nd ~dd.ted frOm Weli8ton High School In 1805. ~ uo Secret Storm Edge Qf Night Kahe's Kltctw!n l.ucky ~.... n,at¥,.~ The Ea;rly Show Ant Linkletter and the 6 . 15 Douglas F..dwards 6 ·30 Range Rider "1·00 Phll Sllven~~ ,7:30 NlfVY Log 8:00 Joe and Mabel 8·30 Startiine T.Matre 9:t'WJ $64,000 Quest~ O:a~ Do You TrUBt Y-out Wlte! 10:00 Your Esso Reporter 10:13 Sporte Parade 10:2! Weatherman 10:31) Pres!l Conference 11 :00 News tt :OG. The Late Show S~_.p Of.f Pra¥ft' CANCER man's cruelest enemy 11 30 It Co,lhf Be You 12:00 Carner.& Goos to Sclwol 12:30 Cl.lJTeM 1:30 Ti!nneoee Ernie d!OO Ne.ws Pleture 6.15 Sports- Eye Uttl< ~· 6,00 Newol'ltlure 6'1~ Sports Eye . ,25 Leo Ptul , .. 12:30 1:00 I :30 2·00 2 30 ~~ S~rici,r ?..00 Ma.tmee 1:00 Queen For a Dsy 3 . 4~ r.t:odern Romances 4.00 Comedy Ttme 4:30 My Little Margie 5:00 Aunt Dru 5:30 Hopalont Cassk!7 ft.OO Aunt Dl'P Show 8:00 and lira. 1!.;00 Tic. Tac Douih Hom~ uo tMy SiJn On Today Coff6e Time HOUle I IN TIIOSE DAl:'S. Mn. H u~!Jd to weekend oft•n with Joaeph rnd Oorotl'ly Htrgeah~tmer In West Chester, Pa., and once •h•. hlched Clare Boothe w1lh. ilcr. " We had adjomlng rooms 1\t [)('wer House," M&rpret hC&UI,' • "nnd botll nights o! tho.t weekend ~lare ba~d Into my room ln. hc1· nightgown, Oung hersel! ocro~a my bed, and 8tarttd a real old• f.t~llloned bull SeiiSIOn. "We B'lggled and laugh ed so much that Joe, clad ln hi• Bond street pajamas and Charv.tt dreuing gown, CIUnt •erou tHe hall hom h is l'OOm to join lhfl party. • "The curJy,•maple room rocked with 1aushtar thOu n.lfhb, an.d . AN ECHO 01' 'l'JQ: 01\IENT I 1ometlme1 think th.&t they were the Ol'lly tlmtl thl.t Clare Boothe . Ill lhill cuual · ftlprt or town e\ er enjoyed a true, hUarlou• mtr\h with. no .,.e"-1 l.lm tn view. 1101tume trom B: H. Wraere Htr JauJhtJilr In later yeara alwtlys 1eemed to Mt to bt <hllberatel)' t'he two-tohe plbk printed purt spaced tor tfrect, Jnd therefore a little torcd and more than a little Jlllt lh&ntunj llllftth Js 1luht~ hollow. ' ,. bOth aldel ~ a tc.w hlp point · "It 11 tbt le.ugllter of liOmtOne who 1NI1U that lht hu ~ Mn. . .a.itut'h 11 a wllit• n.ubbe(J 111111 or ,lllt:ti to remembtr our ambit4or to Italy &I that D.tee l lklrt. ' mbiloturt pOri.. ,...,,, IIIUieloeott• lho Euloo:l· 1~:~~ov;•r ab110Jut nolh\ai'.; &lORe wUb m-. ~ atrlk-, back AMERICAN CANCER 1 - 'SOCIETY Tms DIDN'T ORIND MltS. 11. "After all," she a.dda, "I onty wanted my job; I didn't w11nt to be p1·ea~dent of tht Conde Naat pubtlcallona, as it become inc!'easlngly evident that Clare dtd.'" Arter a while, ahe sayA, .she and Ctru e got along tamouaty-"aa soon as I renll&ed I hat, wh•n Clare wanted aomethlnf, no me~ human being mu11t slund In lhe Wav." As Vaqu:v ,.air's dramJt edltol', Margllrtt got frtf 6ret·nl1ht lkkel8 for the theater. Onl' mor ning, on the day of a b1J' opening. .sho le(t the ttcketa on he•· tlesk 11.t lunch time and didn't 1et bltk until around U:30 p. m.- to find llu~m gone. The show's pruA Agent left duphcer.te tlcketa at the llo~< office and "when my dote and I wallled down the the&ter alale with ruy duplicn.le tickets, guess who had the real tleketa and wu occupylnarny aeats t Right None other than Clare Boothe and eacort. 1 wa1 so m11d that I merely s~tld to her, 'Enjoy the play, dear,' and •talked '• ck up th& aisle. My do.te and I went lo tht movlea. "Next morning In the orrtce Cla.re sold, 'But you ~tt t)'(e tlckl)t• ' · on your deak, so ot courae I thought you didn't WGHf them!' •• ... - - - -· - - Rlllph Spe:n~. ~ or the C:.ommitteet-Nomed Ar D of 'A Mterrng. On·Monday ..£ve WSAZ-TV Channel3 Mrs. Cora MCBride, spent the summer with GIVE "Claro (Boothe Brokaw), like the prlnce~ a In the flllry 1torte1." Wl·lte~t Mrs. Harriman, "wBII not only beoutlful but gOO(I, an.d th• ftrst time I bad iLft inkling of tht t1rmneas under the facade when I came to Wllik one morning and found that she Wl.l tmploy••" lng my &ecl'i!tary and l wn~ employing heril. "It .11eema that Clu.1·e j.l(TI(eu·ed my secreta1:y, and had enga~cl her by lhe simple mean11 of pn_ylng her twice her uaual salary out of her own po•ket, or rather out of tl'e amp!~ e.:lmony be.towtd. lly Mr. OeOl'go Brokaw." • • has hei daughfer and family of Bismark N. D. has returned to her home ln Pnrke~sburg and aecompanled Mr. and \Mrs. Carl Lallance and son here wHere t.her v~ted Mr and Mrs. Curt Lallance. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller . of Mount Stt:!rling and Robert Kelley Columbus visited Mrs, Anna Me Co} ' Rev. and Mrs. M C. Larimore l111ve moved to Coopel'Wale where ht> WJI l.)e pnstor. Rt(·hard Harris son of Mr.' ami Mrs Dick H111't'is, hos enllJ;ted in Is statlonl;!d at the Navy and Bainbndge, Md Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hendur who has been transferred frorh an Amy camp in Jnrliana to Okla wa~ accomp:'lmed there by Ins brothn, l.oUJs Wh ile llwrc lhcv vf~ 1fed his f'larents Mt· and M•·~ Wood1 ow Hf'ndnx . Ref't•nt gueslii o fMr . and Mrs . Dick Harris were Mr. ~nd Mrs .J C. McKay, Mr. and Mr·s Art. hur Morarity and daughter, Conme of Daslwn. Mr. bt~ _~. w~o Cheers Fm· The Cof C ACROSS 1. Deadly 6. Pauaes l I FraJrAnc:e U EnK)Ish toah, Nye Ave., bee•me the btlde of a potluck dinner at 6:30, A cartoon movie ' '18!1 shown after which hymns were sung. Rev. Howard I Ruppelt who was accompaniM by his mother or Louisiana, wss sur pmed w1th a large blrthdar cake 11 : 1B !M(Ivi.e Museu~ inscribt'd " Happy Birthday, Safe 11 ·30 Jt orei&n lntrl•g ue Journey Re\' . Ruppelt, from the !2'00 Tbnl(h< Sun~;hine Makers Class." Rev, Ru· ppelt is vacationiny durlnp the month of August. ----- - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - ter of Mr. aDd ll,ra. Hotrard Mcru. ' r ,' I �. • .,.- • • 4-The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport (0), Aug. 7, 1956 • HIRAM. 0 . UP - Coach Paul Brown of tbe World Cbimp.ion Cleveland Browna sald todly tbat two (I{ hi• bleb, who eombiped lut year to cover more ¢dtron than any other two baW to the team's history .still blwn't been Middleport's All Star Little Leag- in lht: lying and winning ru ns. hit~r. Swackhammer, worketl Hy- utilized to their fullest poalbiU· uers J!Ushed across two rum in for six lnnlng1 H~ll had a no Mlll for • walk M the hit aeern.cl tes. the boltom half of the seventh last hlt'hr going against the> flehting tv urt('Crwe th• PomHOy you~ter . Brown wu speaking of -hir two night in the Gallipolis Little Middleport nine. Pomeroy led by John th•n •truck out ,AMhTton for League tourney to edge out tht: the slim m•rvln of a run they IMd tt.e flnt out, but lu• Mcllhln-- atellar runnen, Curley Morrison Thl.t palr Meigs All Stars 2· 1 in a brilliant picked up in th. aidh lnnint al ney al10 dr-ew • welk to load th• .and Ed Modzelewski. laat year Cdmbined to rack .up a pitcher's battle bel~en Tommy left tMndn Anderson w.. IMrtieu- buea. Hysell 1truck CM.Jt Rennlt> Ande rso n of lhe winners and Job:1 larly stinr( In the pincheA. fMn Mtnlay tor the -.cond eut, 1nd total of 1,443 yard!! In 12 tames . Before that. Morrison warmed Hysell of the losers. Middleport In the teY.mh and laat · Inning Minted to be oflt of trouble, but the bench snd Modzelewski was didn 't ha ve a hit off Hysell until pinch hltt..,. Charlet Bush lined a then walk•d Ell~ Clonch to force the last inning . and then the P ome- lo.ng liner to right field for the In the tyint run, end secotMit lat• roy youngster lost control to walk first hll off Hysell. Another pinch er p1111d R1ndall aowa.. te 1Jve the Middleport nine tt.elr winnint margin. The Meigs All Starg .~cored their single run in the sixth dter threat· ening several times when Hysell lined R t1·iplc down the right field line with one out. WUiie Guintber then worked Anderaon for 11 walk, and after Wickline struck out, pinch hitter Dick Eblin came through With a- boundinllsingle into center fiP.Id that acored Hysell with lhe fi rst run of the gsme. A nlce throw from center fielder Clonch to the catcher nipped Guinther between t.he base& and prevented further scoring for the Meigs nine. Adollly the whole Sfttty of tha INII t•m• wa1 the brilliant pitchIng of the Pom«oy end Middleport youngsten. Loft hended Tommy Ander&on In winning ttve Up ltf:\'en hlh and 1truck ,out nine .. _._ 101'1, but partle:uJ1rly brllllent In t~ clutch 11 t.. held the Melt• t••m It b•y wt.en the going WM tough. Hyt~e·• pl'khed • , ...mfle: bill g1me In losing. He Mt onl'y gew~ up but on• •lntle IN" blow, but had 16 •trlkeoPitt In the .even Inning conle1t. However, hi• wild· ftdl w11 t.i1 downfell, and h• too hed to pitch out of troubl• .. he w1lked nine batten. Mlddl.,.rl jutf mined tcorlng In the fifth frame I• AncMrson wa1 0\11 •t "'e pl•t~ on • t1p b1clc te Hpell, who threw to Fr1nk Ebersbach to gal hl1 m1n. w•• For the Meigs All Star oint! both Duane Wolfe and Mike Werry harl two hit ~. wh11£" Bush 's hit WQ !I the only on£" fur the Middleport nine. Mitldl t-po rt nnw will meet Me Arthur un Fl'iday eveninR in the semi rinal ~ of the tourney, and if 1hey win will meet the winner ot 1.he G11llipolis-Logan game on Saturday n i~ ht in the flniiiR . The box score : Mt-lga All Stars AI R ff I R~r Birch, 1s __ ___ 4 o- 1 0 Tommy White, cf . __ _4 0 0 0 Stengei Produces Long Shot To BreakYank wsing Streak By MIL TON RICHJ\oiAN United Prns Sports Writer Casey ~Lengel, a wily old codger who gcncrall)' lrowns on Kllmliling, ~.:ame up with a long .snol-exactly a~; ht1> Yankee pluyen predicted he would- to nail lioth .t ilX-ilame losing 1treak and talk that the BronJC Bombeu mi.:ht be eLartlng t~ buckle. "Lllavc it to old Case," said ttle Yankees, even while they were in the throe11 of their longest losing I!Lrcak ot' the Beason. "He'll think of somelhJna and when he doc11, Bryne, but the important thing (rom the Yankec5' viewpoint was that they were back on tht right tnck again ami old Case haJ called the tu1 n on his lon~r: sho t gamble, Terry, a 20-ycar-old right-hander bl'ought up !rom the minorij unly la&l l~riuay, blanked HoNtun tor the flrst Jour inning~ as tht· Yanks got to Tom Brewer rur tht·ee 1·un.s in lhe fourt·n . Jerry Voleman'a two-run aingle highila:hted the frame. The !led Sox got to Terry for a run i11 the filth inning 111nd after we 'll be okl)' q:aln-" Slenacl did think of somt."thing, Jtm Ptersall bit a twG-run homer rookie pitcher Ralph Terry fre~>h In the sixth, Mor11an relieved Terup from Denver of the American ry. Byme entered in 'the seventh A~IIOclatlon, and when all the dust 111nd pitched hiUeas bail thereafter c:learcd, the youna:•ter picked up to nall down Lhe victory. 1n the only other AmcriCsn his ht'st major le11iue victory wlt !l tame scheduled, rightLcajl!l'e a 4·:J decision over tbc red-hot Red Sox Monday niaht and the Yan- hander Jlul lo'oytack pitcRcd a kees increased their lcHd to t•ight five-hitLer in leading the Detroll &1UIIC1i in the Amerlc~tn Lc11~ue Tigers to a 9-0 victory over the Cleveland Indiana. Herb Score, r.ace. Cleveland's starter, &ave up sin· Two Hurlen HeiPtd True, Terry neeilcd heln from glc runa in the flut anrl second relleven Tom Morgan ~tnd Tom- innlni~ and the Ti11en made It A rout with seven runs In tl1c ch:hth . Ruy Boone'~:~ triple wltb the ba~eli full off reliever Bob Feller wajj the key blow or the frame. my MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING . Cube Ieite lrnea The ChlcaiCO Cube pu~>ht>d across 01 run ln lhe lith Inning on Pete If UNITID PR.SS Whisenant'• •acrlfice Uy to dc£cal AmerlcM L••eve Milwaukee, 6-f, and cut th e W. L. l•d . GB Braves' National Leaaue lead to Ntow York ••• • 68 8ti .6154 1 Y, game!! over the idle secOndCleveland --- - :119 f3 .578 ,Q place Dodier.s. Boston --·--·- IS8 45 .563 9lfl Dee t 'ondy opened the lith with Chicago • ___ __ 61 48 .M5 l4lill a walk off reliever Dave Jolly, Detroit ·------ 49 55 .47119 advanced to third on Walt Moryn'.; Baltimore ____ 47 :17 .452 21 double and Came h('!me on Wise. WashlnBton __ 43 61 .413 2!lo nant' ~ blow. Jim Davil, Cblcaac's Kant~~-a ,City .. _ S8 00 .353 31 lhifd pitcher, wu credited with Motldey'a IHUih II!\{ 11'-l U)A.ll alUOW "..(JO,J1A O'UU New York 4, Boston 3, ni~o:ht. 12th homer for th·e C.Ubll and Ernlt~ Detroit I, Cleveland o, niwht. Hank.~ hill 2rl~h. Hank Aaron of the Onl)' Jamefl acheduled . Braves cJttended hi1 hitting stre1k Wetlnn4fty'• Gemn tn 23 c-onsecutive talbts with a Cleveland .r. ChicMtiO, night. single in the flrat inning. K&DIIt Cily at Detroit In the only Other National New York at Wnhln~ton, n t~,;ht . Lea.:uc NKillC, Alex Grammas sinBaltimore at Bo~tnn . gled home Gu~ Bell in the lOth Natlon.l La1ou• innma: to a:lve the Clnclnnlti RedW. L. Prl. r.D Jells a 7·6 victory over the St. Milwaukee .• -- 60 39 .tiOH Louis Cardinal&. Bell opened · the ·Brooklyn ..... 60 42 - ~ 1\h lOth with hll tourtb atralght hi\ , Clndnnati -~-- 60 43 .M3 2 11 double, an4 cr088ed after two St. Louh; M) 51 .495 11 wt're out on Grammu' slnBie. Bell Phlladelphla . _ 48 52 .480 12 1,~ alsn hit his :Kilh bomer. Pitt.llbur"h ____ 44 37 .4:ffi 17 H('llcver Hiirtb Freeman Rained Cbleago ---. __ 48 \i7 .430 17 ~ his loth victory whlle Larry JackNew York ---- 36 60 .31'5 22~ son wa!l thfl loser. ; Motul•y'• Ruultl'l Cincinnati 7, St. Louts 6. lU Inns NON STOP TRAIN Chicq:o 3, Milwaukee 4, 11 Inns. CHORLEY. El!lland UP - A Pblla. at New York, ppd., rain . nilmad clerk aold 83 txcunlon Only £ames schedliiP.d. Hckeh to the North Walu retort vte......,., G.me. of Llandudno Sunday. . Philadelphia at New York. Hslf an hour later hfl mad4!1 83 roared Brookl)'n at Plttabur1b. DiJht. refund!i when thf traib Chicq:o at Clnci!Ulat! . n!&ht. J tbrD'.Jib the ,st.l.tion without stop. St LotdJ. It ~WJuk:U, m.,ht. P'llf· .. _ .. Ouan~ Wolf,, 1b __ L 3 0 2 1 Mlka Werry, lb __ __4 Frank Ebersbech, lf-c 4 John Hytflll, p ··-- .. _3 Willie Gulnthtr, 311 __ l !\like Robarts, rf _____ 2 Jim Wickline, rf ----- 1 Roy Arma, c -------- -1 Bobby Bowen. tr ______ l Dick Eblin, If ------ · . 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 a Tat•ls .• • •• __ ___ 29 1 7 1 Middleport All Start AI!. R Ru11 Mcllhlnney, 11 _ 2 0 Ronnl• Manley, rf -·- 4 0 IIIIo Clonoh, cf .......... 2 0 Randall Bowla, c ____ 2 0 Rick Oller, 1b ----··-- ' 0 John Stevenson, 31t ____ 3 0 RHd Koenlw, If ______ 2 0 Cheri• luth, If .. __ __I 1 Fr"enlc Wilson, 2b .. • . 1 0 c: Sweckhammor, 2b _.0 1 Tommy Anchraon, p __ t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red legs Agree T Buy TU ISO PI Oyer j I -· .' •.' Puppt" 1" "I' GALVESTON, Tex ., UP - M.rs. BKbe Dldrlkson Zaharlas, the world'-8 greate!ll woman athlete, wAs reported In "satlsfa~ tory" condition todl'y after 1 fourth opentlon in her fight against cancer. A apokeaman at Jnhn Sealy Hospital said lhe three-hour operation ! Monday nla:ht was to relieve an "obstruction In the intestine." But It had nothtn1 to do with surgery July t~ In which a sensory nervE> In the neck waa aevered torell~ve pain In the lower exlremltle~. the spokf!lman ,"tid. I I o. w. ci.,k Rt. 33 near Salisbury School. Phone 826·M 8-4-3tp , ~nee incl~des deltvc ry and : s-~t m eKcava~~nn. Vad 1sh Plumbmg, I Dairy Isle Stores 1'HIS YEAR Middleport Area • 'i-27-H, ----'-- - --- ----- ( 11 ~~~frs . ( l4) For Rent COMPLCI'E INSURANCE COVERAGE 1912. CLINTON FISHER u Wonted To Buy --- -~1954 MERCURY I-Junl Top Coup~.; . 11nd one S:.l'oom ovtlrdrive, t<Xh'a clean, $1'7!15. ONJitllU>QM fufnJ sllCcr apartment ; one 5Blaettnnn , Pomt'toy, o . 6-J ·5k room, unrurn i~ h e d . Ca ll at 222 N . 3rd St. or phone 6022 M. 195.1 Pl~YMOUTH ll elux 4-door a 6 4tp Sedan, ex~cpti o n<J l vuluc, $995. Blaettnur's, Pomel-oy, 0. 8-3-5tc :;-:-,---,-- ::c:-c-:---::~·-or rent ~ Electric wallpaper "teamer. Clinton' fi' lshrr , Mid · 1954 CHEVROLFJr ""210" 4·door dlepor+, "Ph~ -~x. Jt-l -tf Delux Sedan1 one loeal owner;$1295. Blaett nal''s, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-3-l'i tc EST~MATES! I . clusivel.Y designed and pat· ented . Not a r oadside stand b l b autiful modern ~ e I . • 1 pra cltcal store. ( 1:1 I BA~H~OOM _ OUTFfTS, $123._7!; Dairy Isle will set you up 19!H FORD V-8 Tudor -. $500. Ltmttt:? tune o-nlv. Vad1sh ·in business in p pr otec-ted ~one · 1~11- M . 8-4-3t'] Plumllm~. Phont" 46-M. ro-m eIocatiOit wilh limited capi.'~Y· -~-. ______ --~ :·27 lf tat.', .~ • 1955 BUICK 2-duor Sedan, d y n ~flow dri:ve, $2195. Blaettnar's,1 Dairy I ~ie locations are seJ.. Pomeroy, Ohio. . 8-~· 5f.c - - - . ~--1ectcd by men with years WANTED : Good used po1iabl e of marke t survey ex peri lll55 01 ;OSMUBILE Supez· t16, HoliTYPEWR1TER. Must bP in good 4ay Coupe, power st~::eri n g , pow et· brakes, hydJ·amntil\ $2505. __!-6-3tc ea min.e: up to $300 Blhettnur's. PonH' ~"PY. . . 0 . H-3::M Phone 46-M, Pomeroy. c~~~ition:__C__:Il~3-:9!f__:_. oweek. 50% of season still r~p1ain s. Capital required : $8500 ·up . Rent 1lTOrator-·· itlm durin<l' winter. "' end.o.rsement and support on mor·tea[fe for loca l b ani{S ·to effec1 sav · Comp:my r· mg on mance c-hnrges for deal er . 1954 FOIW customline- 2·dOor s edan , s pur klin 11: dut'k J.lue with whitt- lop, $1195. Btaettnbl"'s. . PomeroJ, llhi1l, 8-3-!Hr SALES- PAINT • SERVICE Middleport, Ohio Trevy-Finstewold Funeral Home Thursday, Friday, and Saturday AUGUST 9, 10, 11 Babe Rests After 4th Operation I . $$ A PROFIT $$ !L"'' ; ... ..,. Auto Sales • • Jtadn.f, Ohlo . . ~tt' 5ia- roREJdi.N • MANCHEIS'tER and CHIHUAHUA Hackett's Safety Servtee, West 1\t:aiD- _S tnet. Pome-roy, Ohio. Ub, Total• -- ------- . 22 2 1 2 Meltt All Sflra _ 000 001 0-1 7 1 Middleport ____ ooo 000 2-2 1 2 Nei~>: ler, TIME Refillm~>: calls, Virgil Walker, Letart Falls, :omplete WHEEL AUG-N¥ENT, bl..:anciDJ and brake tervlct. CON~RETE SEPTIC _TANKS, $55.~ G~T OUR PLAN- N. Second St. Call Guy A · l' I h · of indivina 1ona c an~ . "" ---'------------. 1 -dually owned dnve-ms, ex- (NO HANDLING CHARGE) Phone 197 .serv1ces L' JL ABNER ~-.rr>:!:. 't{J.J SA"Y, 'SIR, I A.M A T¥PoCAL, ~ES r - DECENT, HARD· . WORKING AJ.A E.RIG\Nj . Dept,, J884 (21) . - - ----=---Lynbrook· N. Y . CANNING TOMATOES I' FOR SALE: LARGE HOUSE, suit· Bring your uwn containers, pick~:·~;~~=======~ ~:l:lle for two fam-ilies. Clcae in your own. $1.00 Bu. Evening "'-- -----'--- hour WrP.eket · Service. Oay_ =-:-:::::-c::-':o-:c--::-Phone 622'7. Ni.gbt PIL011e ~ PEACHES-Hiil e! Have-n -and _ G_olrl· [ X. DODGB-PLYMOUTH 1:>-:EA.L· en Ju-bll«>. New Haven Or("hard. ERS. 3-&-tl New Haven, W. V.,!i. Phone TU2468~. 7_31 _ tf BANK FINANCED name Jt. We supp:y It, Financing Ohio people on th,·lfty tt.,. IInce ~PARE By MR\ ND MRS. S!lfl1'1f · HOME aUt:..bHS ·~ ---~--- $400 MONTHLY <-20 J Busi TifF. SMITH FAMILY .• -~--~--""' SECRETARY •11-u ·11:1 B 1 Auto Service-; L JL RAWLING so- CO. •• .n g First Payment Due 30 Days After Work Completed FREE 8-4·3tp -- .,..~ 36 MONTHS TO PAY G•t $10 to $1000 quickly, Relax. Have 45 dayt before flrtt payment small m.nthly p•yment1 lncl\lch •h1r1es from date of loan, You ' ( 19) ··Business Opportunities ~~~ '·'K?;p1.te _ ON MATERIAL OR LABOR AS LONG AS OR MORE Vacation Money -- - - --. p,'' )'HJU:E R_O_D . {!!rniturl:l, hl eludes 1lt'rtll too numerou~ l! mt>ntion. Practica lly oew, 2 Tv ·, deep weU cooter, e!e(l . pt•rc., 2 rad io11, 1 radio ph one.. comb., e-lc t!:veryth ing for $1H)(J.OO, S79' N Ji' ront ' St., ~idd l sport. 8·7-3tt GASOlJNE p QwER mowel' 18" . : ·· $30.00. SiPfer se-wm~ m~tC h llle . ltl•.odle typ,e , $10.00. Ke nmo1.'l' Wr Jn¥:e_r washet·. $2fi .OO. Polu.~·oul Speedhnero r<~mers . Wi th 1 lsh attachment, 1 week old, $90.00. 879 N. Front St., Middlept•rt . _ _ _ __ - - · -- ·-- 8-7-3\ c Ji"OR SALE TOMATOES MEXl· CANS large plnk , nou-acld - 2nd hou se ea3t from school hou se. William H. HolmeB, S}'l'ac use . l To meet the ct.slras of every family ..• It 1 cost th• f~mlly 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . Quality, Service I a ild Merchandise 0 0 0 1 0 . Not OneCentDown $15Q.oo The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport (0), Au . 7. f'"---...--" RELAX AND LET:I AN EXPERT I)O· IT! w~eek . =~~ 1~..Wf_,;)Jf..... ·•·....... ~; •. Notices SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Baker'.s will alve you the bei~ trade on furWtl.ire ur •opliaD· 0 1 a be Charfld. for ad11ertfalna If nol peld fw- befon tbe ~th of eacb wuutb foUuwi&ll' io$.:rtioa. krura u1 Aih'urLltiln&--8bolLid bt TliiP4Jrttd· 1Junoedta&etJ. ·n e !Jail.) Sentlli ~l wlil 001 · ~ reap...lO.Iiblt [ur wort t.bQ! ~ t&tcorrect iD REDECORATE YOUR HOME INSID~ AND OUT! • worcr .-w , and ,t-'(lll-ect JII!( monc~ C~, REPAIR . from our fivt> cent tli wh Grade Nl 1 Netg l_t!r & ¥leek Garage, Ractnt , Uhto &ti-6t.c rnal·hines in this area . No Selling! To qyalif)' f~r work yuu nm.;t ~ T.V. ltave t'llr, re-ferenees, $U40 t' tls lt VICF. A1J fllakel Repalrf.-d 1,- Ex ~eeu red by 111Yen tol"y . Dovo1111g •i pert 'ftlC.ftntCJiUll. PhoD41 6284- Y hours a week to busineB~, yow Middleport. 8-15-otf ~ nd on perct"nbgc col!ectiQn~ will aeruw. 11:'t up to $400 munthl y with very QU!CK SERVIa!: oa Wltc:ta Rer:a.,o ut.'1'hl:oka IUlCi ~al Nil pairtn« br Factor"' TrJd.aed good possi bilitill s of tHk lng over Ucee of .Elleutl prmled al reJI.I Wllltehmaker. COWNI:i JEWEru\l t ifu e. Income incrtoasing acI..Uts, Pt-o~ . t-3-U lar clu~ifjed tatPa. ObltUariJI cordingly, For interv iew. inrludf" published at 1 emf. per wOrd. phont! in applicctlion- Write East __ _ ern u',';·i1l' H·· !( CJ., 11 N. Juniper (20 BJ tnsurance • fl-3-5t p Ohio. -- - _8-6-_l _ m~ St .. i'iuh ~ •. 7. Pa. 1 Bt:~tneu·Simp.wn lnsurance Atency, ·-,---PEACHES KJTTEN8-Phone ltm-X. 8-7-31t We have a lal'ge crop p . lc.hes. _..;:.;..;;;....;;.;.;;;;;,1 1 Middleport. FWt • AuWmobile---~~ -p fl E A Bonda. Phono 6315-X 8-20-lf Our !ihup will be dos~d from itking Golden Jll~ · le~ n .. ·.·:. j Augu st 13 to 18 inctuGive Other varletlea wdl fo1low .. CL.U~ ('OMP'l..ETl!! lnSU"'"'lCe PrcteetlitG, Grueser Body W o~k s, Bring ronL~iner. Webster Fruit I IJfe, Auto, Firt~t .Polio. can DoD J. Paul Grueser. 8-7-4tp l Fa~m, 5 m1les e-ast of ,Cb~ter, Gat .$25, .$50, $100 In famoUI MJII~, ~,ddle~:\ ~h!~- 8-rn--.. - -- - - - ~ I Ohw. · '· . · 8-6-3tp product• free! Help . yOUI' NOTICE" ~ ---frl..,ct. gef Netloft.ll Brands . MAX WARll '. 1Clas9 · 1 will - not stand a:olld fOf any T,Y(O DIU!: they . ....,nt ... for •nlY $1 a ~eek. other debt s thel1 my -ow~! f!llrror;,, 6 ~nlpj , r:pb~ - chaf~i 1 . ,T-hey ' lth ~a~&bl• "(r-_ea ,alftt Estie Grady, lttlchen cabmet; · 1 old fadnoJF · __:~. : ~71.-Rd ,'Y:.PW;· lilt, .l ilf' after ~oute 2. . -' t;d. eupboaJ"d ; 2 gas heat!~; · i - ··111,. -tft41 P:U'I! Ne~ .2~6-pa_. , Racine.- Ohio. &.-7-3t ~ F'!iCJda.lre; 1 gas cook ai6YB; "2 ' ·.:.;iafOg; ' " · " '~ • .-:::-.:=:::· - - .....:.J.,kltCh~ ; tables-. Also the h&use · • ''l'O Wl(pM rj- MAY CONCiRN:· &.t t~l! ;-J.ale rcsi4,tnc e.. ._ of G1orge' · This ... lo roollfy all c<Jncemerl c. N..... deceased. Se• Chad.. my rent and store bill is paid ;E._Nease, Executor, at the .resJ:-1 . in full, Slgned .Betty ROis, Ra· den~e this week, Aug. 6·10, at R~l Est~ ~Ill rttei GI' · I~: pc- <tne, Ohio. 0 0 0 0 lpeciaJ-Vau monlll for 20 cuott - •ani ·· P.apuiOr Club Plan H I 0 0 0 tettlon. M:ototm"Jm ~:bar&e ~-" can;, per word for tbre• 1011 le.CU.Uve loserUooa. ROOF? NEWPA HUON Dl'ive·ln VI V n ~- , ,-. .:.t~a' 2 e~ ~ W~GI, ~ ~ DOES YOUR HOME H-EED A t::JNCINA1'l, 0. UP - The .... -·~ · .. . Cincinnati Redlcgs today tQk an option to purchase for fall dcljv. Tutosday. Wedneaciay Aut 7ol er'J, Marvin Wiliams, a rightP::AMIL Y NIGHTS handed infielder from Tulsa of1he _ 2 Adult Tlcktfs Admlta Truck Texa~; League. LHCII - Huntphr.y loeart The option expires on October Katherine Hepburn I , 1956 and if the Redlegs do not AP.ICAN OUIEN buy him by then he- wilJ be sold (In Technlcolor) Both of the Ali.Star runs wert! to another club. -Alsoscored on errors ft!i ll-eorge McJeff Morrow Faith Dorn.,..ue J.'Irlilnd slammed a stOgie .,...,,none A "DUKE lOX" THIS ISLAND IARTH man aboard that !lOt away trom {lit Technlcolor} olft OU•lleiUer . .bOtn men SCOI'Ca. LONDON UP - The latest Certoon _ "MOUSI·UMH The .Hroact .ttun• team, thus, goe11 rage in Britain is the "Duke Box,'1 THURSDAY a fRIDAY into tbe record bookS iiS unoeteat- a juke box with royal trimming~ Gregory Peck Jane Wym•n ed ebampwns ol. tile league. T.lley qperated by a duke. THE YEARLING a1d not 1ose a g'ame tms seasvu The fint ..tuke box is at Woburn (In Technkolor) of Bed· -alto1n rackang up a 1.. rmg o( victories Abby, wrere the Duke bar to CIVer the 11Ye otncr Ulams in tnc ford h111 op·.m ed a mHk help pay estate inheritance taxes-. Phil Carey Dorothy Patrick 1ugue. OUTLAW STALLION The chrome and glass duke box 1 (In Technlcolor• a one netted him $11.20 the first Carto>)n _ 'tRICK OR TREAT CINCINNATI (OP) - . .Larry Janlien, 36-year-old former ace of the New York Gla nl<l' pitching stan, was due to join the Cincinnati Redlcgs tomgnt and was expected to be pressed into !lervice as a flarter agains t Milwaukee Friday. Jansen wali purchased by the Rcdlegs Monday from Seattre of the Pacific Coast Leaa:ue where he compiled an 11·2 record and a 2..:17 earned run average in 98 innings, Jansen hurled fo1· the Giants from 1947 until eal'ly 19M when he suffered a lame back. All told, he won 120 games and lost 86 With the Giants. He was the winning pitch er in the Giant.11' famous playorr victor) atain~t the Dodgers in 19:11 aftc. starter Sal Maglic. '·D·P"~t.~al.t . ·~~·i lV:J!·,. ,. - ;t, ~~.ll' ,t·,t1l· J~~I \ .t\: . •on B•••d Run nipped the .j.ll •••! Larry Jansen Will Jolli Reds-~ · This Evening • LOOK AT YOUR HOUSE Broad Run Nips All Stars, 3-2, In Monday Game team from the other five teams uf the Wahama Junior League · on Monday nigh! b' a ..,.,. of 3-2 in a same played under the lights at Bachtel Field . · It Was a pitcher's battle .all lhe Wily Wlln errors provang cosuy lo l.b~ Al.h:.Lars "\Dd 1nt!IJ' namer .HII)'· mood L-unam. ucnver ttJDiki pllcned WJDnlOJ baH J:or the Hroao li.un nane. ,.OHT TO A DRAW Fivht Results \ ' thlaht. Hubbard, a alx f~t, :aoo pounder, retaUat.W with , ..___ vlcDARSHAM, EDJland UP - Aft- IOUJ rl-rt to the b•ck or the neck. 8Y UNITED PRI'f er a lellJtby ara:ument with his ..aw YORK - Rory Calhoun, &nil) opponent, farmhand Peter Tbe deeidoo- a draw. The buQ 1M, White Pla.ioa, , N, Y ,, decl- Hubbard JOt loto a lid filbt with retreated 1haktna: hll bead duedlioned Charle)' Kiu.t Cotton • bull. . 1)'. HubbU"d crawled oft and war obtained from the ~Pittsburah 1521>, Toledo, Ohio. 10. The bull ·cb•ra:ed U.e 23 :rear removed to a holpLtal. MONROE, La.,- Cl...... Cook old Hul!tbanl ud fractUHd Steelert before the 1905 aeuon blt opened. 1M, St. LouJJ declaloned Jimmy Brown aays tb.at this Ume, there Martinez, IM, Glendale, AriJ. l(l will be more opportunity to work on their ball bandJing finease thWI OFF COURSI PIGEON incre·a slng their eflecUveneQ, YOKO;SUXA, Japan UP -'lb.e Although most pec.ple think of Navy reported today the 28,(100th the Browns as one of footblll'a landing aboard the aircraft c:argreatest passing t eams, I"Ome will rler- Wup now in the we.rlera Pabe surprised to l£"11rn that the elflc, but the earrie.t"'s crew was mainstay· of their lethal attack baa winking slyly. hffn a running game. Tbe landing was made by an OTHER PEOPLE 00! La::;t season's statistics s how the off cour~e carrier piJeon from Browns !ll&ined 2.020 yarch on the- Formosa,. ground and netted only 1.950 ya.rd on Otto Graham's aerial wizardry, ONE OP HER Both Big Ed and Curley can be KNOXVILLE, Tenn. UP - Mr. classified as c()mbination halfand Mrs. Cleodis Lee decided to backs· and fullbe.cks. Each maq married because bot~ were weighs 21:S c..r over and yet have the ability _to pick their way lon•ly. through a broken field like a halt- · The new Mra. Lee, wh08e .&ec-ond husband died fo1,1r years q:o, back . said of her 41-year old tblrd bus band : "He aeem 8 more like one of my boys than n1y hwlbatad." 0 Mrs. Lee Ia 70, , Morrison, Modzelewski Will Be Improved Says Paul Brown Middleport,s All-Stars . Defeat Pomeroy• 2.;1 .. \ Phone 285 district. In excel · lent ~o.udition .. Must bP- seeA . ' •J be appfeciated. Write Box 868A, % l'~e Daily Sentinel, Pome· · l'O)". 8-7'-6 ';: ae~ ·es land. ror 1sale. Four I'ODmlt: I ~I! story. Looo-terl on P-oMJand-Bald Xn<lbs R oar! _ i.n Lebanon Twp. Price $1200. };z·nest Conl!o. 7-25- 121\l HOUSE and 6 FOR SALE-Pea-rl !tlrby Rea1 Est<~te, - R•itland Township. .3 \ acrPs land, houfie, barn tmd out h•1Pdirw~ . Sr.e Ge-orge A . Meinhart, Adminbrtrator. 6-1-lf SUBURBAN HOME---5 room rt}odel·n huu ~e. with balh , ali Youngstown k itc'hr-n-, hflt'o:lwood rl oors. 25 arz·r- s, 4 'h mile" from P omr-roy Can be financed. Phone 267 or R2fi-Y. 8-1-Bt c J: HAROLD GRAY ORPHAN ANNIE -lEaH -· stJRf-.. ~.-1 0' BfiN A MILLIONAIRE, SO I Ct'IN ' FQFi.D TO fiE SICt(-~ · 1'-fiGHT, NURSE M, Cue/tiel' tlult'l J COUNTRY RESIDENCE -8 room frame with recep tion room ,., ...Lh•ina ,,;oom, dinbi l"oom. k itch.J : en dll.Wnstilil's: 4 be11mo m.s with'· lorge, nmple closets , and bath upglah·9. Beautiful oak woodwork throughout. Full bas-ement Large ven•nda . · House nicely s1 tuated W<:'ll back fro m blac ktop highwa y with beauli{ul lawn and· dz·iv e w~y to double garage . Ownership and <>o le usc •· of gas well ~ne s with t his prop. erty , at $1:.!,500.00. (' UCKLER RE4J,. TY Box '229 Phone lOB·Y . . 1tODNEY DOWNING 1951 INTERNATIONAL 1 Ton s take tru ~ k . guod I"'Ondi tion . Sell or tradf!. Term~. B. M. Coopec, 8-3 -~tp Langsv ille, Ohio. · t 1-71 ·- · · Help Wonted·. WAN'r '"D~LE - AGED t, dy fo. light. hou~ework in exchange for goud horne. Frank Emric.h INSURANCE AGENCY ------~ - --- -- W& BU.Y . fl:ft.UC'PUk.u. 1 BEAMS OHIO VALLEY JUNK (0• ~RAP - UtOJ>i _ IIE'TAL8 ..... Phon• DIO: Pumllllttlf Fire, Aotomobll .. Haalth ACCIDENT Life, Ct•u•lty 1.,d Bonds Real Estcte Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHI9 6136-M PHONES 6!11 :.-========== R-4-:J"I_I'P_:_~,.._~~-=-"'-"-"-"-'!'-"'-""· ""'="'"--"-"-;._!'::=c::.. NANCY STAY ON ,., .. _..:··.-:::~, ---- YOUR SIDE OF THE ROAD • Shop The Many Adve.rtisements In T w's \ I Leon Hart & Detroit I Come To Terms YPSILANTI, Mlrl'! . UP - Lara:e Leon Hart tfAn 10 back today to his special talent of Mbaltlng opposing pro footbAll pllyers loose from tbelr bone•. The :1.»-pound fullback and end, who Is one of the National Leaeue'a top delenslve speclaUsu, came to terms wlth the Drtrolt Lion• at their camp here Mooday after a lona: holdout. HOTTIIT JqCKIY CHlCAGO UP - Wllllt Har-tack, the ftltlon's hottest Jockey . was ridlna bleb with 232 winners todty. He brouJht three more mount-a hDme flnt Monday and was Ill the moJI.t}' With three othva. • _ __ I • .-. ,. ~- . .. of ' ... J: J.le;.iQo! sHE!; ·GOT 10 iAK!:. BQA'TS OF wa-c.s 10 'Tr1NN· A6AIN!, ~e. --.,._ .. ' • ·"~ . . . ...,_ ..:..,:-- - -..:.;::::: ·. ,-,_ ----.<.:, . -.,_~ '·~· - : ~" .. .··--. - _..__ _.. . ~ --· ., \ J ~ . •• I ~~ 1 · H-4-3tc '--."~ -~·___,,.,.,.,...,_,_,._.._.,_,.,_-_,._ ,.,.,.,.!:__P':'o~m~e"'';:"Y_Y•:._;Ohio. PEANUTS to busin.ess �• I· . •• j....The Daily Sentir.el, Pomeroy·Middleporl (01. Aug 7, 1956 •• POMI!:ROY SOUE'fY The Daily Sentinel • Mr. a.nd Mrs Robert Walters and son, Bobby, of Parkersburg, W. Va . were Sunday dmner guests of his g1 andmotber, Mrs. John Chase. Mr:; Jobn Duffy and children left ,Mooday for their home, Haltfax , Ma18., after a vi4lt with ber mother, Mn. Lena Huber, and oth- ' I: LT. CRAFT LIAVES 6244 Verne Bolinger. • Lt. and Mrs. Jack Crdt and Lt. Craft who has complcled his dauahter, Cathy Lynn left today trammg at the Castle •A.Jr base, fDr Limest.one, Me .. after a "Vf sH Calif., will bE> !itaUoned at Luring with her parents , Mr. al1d Mr!! Air Bas~ In Mame · -·--- I • /• During BEN FRANKLIN ANNUAL LAY-AWAY SALE JR. PEDAL BIKES B·inch front wheel, sturdy tubular steel con~trudion Front wheel revolves in steet b~aring clips, plain hear. ~ng wheels, arlJustable large top sedals--rubber pedal:;mdian red, ivory wheels and handle bar 4.98 .I }'OR THE LI'ITLE MISS I • DOLLS GALORE! All pricco, all kinds. LAY THESE AWAY NOW! Many ca-n't be rt!ordered. ALL PRICES! DOIJ. , BASSINETS $3.98an~ $4.98 i DOLL CRADLES $2.98 I RON ING BOARDS 98c . .. • DOLLYHIGHCHAIRS . . $2.98 TABLE & CHAIR SETS- DOLL CARRIAGES- STROLLER & SULKIES . $1.98 up DOLL LUGGAGE AU slzcs. This includes suitcases, vanity set, dance case. . ... and doll trunks. 98c up ONLY 1 DOLLAR DOWN WILL LAY-AWAY ANYTHING IN THIS STORII r PAY BALANCE ANYTI¥E IN ANY AMOUNTS YOU DESIRE BY DEC. 21 Ralls Ben Franklin Pf!ONE 802l·X Memorial Service For Mrs. Lewis Sauer Bailey Family Has Held By Middleport Garden Club Mondoy. Reunion On Suoday A memorial sen1ce tor Stansbury, Mrs. Ro'dney Downtn Lewu1 Sauer, Sr., was held Mon· Mn. Richard Mrs. John Zer· At Russell Home Mr~. 1'he Sentinel Daybook Earl Dill ;md Mrs. Gary Dill or Racine, were Sunday guesi.::; of Mr. and Mrs. WaltN Walker. Mrs. Chesler Zirkle and son, Danny , and MrS. Fred Leifheit visPICNIC ANNOUNCED The White Rose Lodge, Auxt. itet:! Sunrtay evenin& With Mr. and liary of the Brotherhood of RaiJ. ~r l. Walter Walker and Mrs. road Trainmen , wilt have their Ethel Lower). family plt"nic on Wedne"ld•y, ~u~. Mr. and Mrs Edward Mcintosh 8, at the Roadside Park at ,6 PM. and children, Rita and Eddie of The date has been changed from Dayton, were weekend guests of August 14 as originally planned. his parent.s, Mr. and Mn. Howard Members arc to bring their table Mcintosh . service and covered dldJ. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gifnanders ol GARDEN CLUB PICNIC Windsor. Ontario, Canada are the The Winding Trail Garden guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Frick Club Will hold their annual picnic Mr. and Mrs. Rnnald Smith, b(rs. at Bailey's Lake, Thursda"y begin- Albert Smith and daughter, . Sanning at 4 PM . Members are re- dra, went to Columbus Sunday, for lo bring their favorite a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James and a hat which they have Hawley and family . Mrs. Ronald made from flower s Smith and M1s&, Sandra remained tor a week's visit and the others home Sunday evening. ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Middl eport Volunteer Ftre Fred Klein, who has been a pat· Department wtll baH' an Icc Cream lent at the MelllS General Hospi· Sodal on tiH• lawn of the Village tal, has returnr.d to the home of Hall Salmdav. Au guHI [ 1 The fire- hill ~1ster , Mrs William We11~ . mcn will appreciate contributions where he w11! b"' cared"or. uf cakes. pies or homemade can· Mr and Mrs. Earl Williamson rl ies for Lheir sale. Anyone wish· lng tu donate to the sale may cal! and son returned to their home, 0109 11nd their contnbutwns w11l Indiallapoll~. Ind., Saturday after be collected Saturday . a week's visit with h1s mother, Mrs Georgia William ~o n, and oth· er relatives. ·· The Middleport Emerl;ency Squad was called at 9:'3 PM when Mayo Balea, on leave from Wright Pa~terson a1r base - . day evenmg when the Middleport .l.le and Mrs. W. H. Juh!Jng on tbe came UJ at the bome of WUJllm Mrs. Freneb The family of Mr. and. Mrs. Athey, Kyger. Dr. R. R. Piekells Garden Club mef at the home of hostess commtttee the1r president, Mrs. Malcolm Roll- asked the blessmg and the mem. David Railey held a reunion Sun of the Jones Memorial CUDio Mrs Families Of Eight Sisters Attend Reunion Sunday ~. bers and guiests . Miss y 1rgmia Ar· nold, RN, Huntineton, Mrs. Hart)! Chesher, Mrs . t. S. Schaaf and i)avid LeVa,ghO , ,· ted • • the d inlng-room . An ar1·ang"ement of white gladwus and lsvendar hardy amaryllis was used in a white container for the buffet tabI e. Other arrangements t•f summer flowers were used throughout the home With minJature anangernents on tbe card·tab}e~:~ placed tn the living-room, dmmg ruom and on the porch. Mr s . Roll e r .w a s w c h ar g~ of th c meetmg and the club· gave a eon· tribution tu the RegJOnaJ Director'& Fund for the providing of .speakers during the yea r for the various clubs. ll was announced that the clul> would ha~ e a noncompetiUve flower show at tbe Public Library the last. weekend in Septemtlel". Roll call responses Were ''lJties in Lit~ralure :..nd His· (or)'." we•e ·,n.. 10 day at the home of Mr and Mrs . wu called on the cue. H. C. Russell, Wolf Pen. A .biakll t dinner ws.s serYed at ooon. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Luther P'rederAttending were fo'red th bel M F · c -A d h kk, Vinton; Mrs. u . ~ .. ~r: M~~r~ a~:y, ~s .Middleport P~t Jooe's Mr. and Mit Earl Coner~ale, Mrs. 8 ,..,;J;i•J Dod- Donald HauC"k and daqhter, Mr. son, Mrs. Grace Black. Mr.t.and Pnd Mr:s. C, V. Jtmes, Mrs. Ullle Mrs. Jim Raltson, Mr. am1 .1\Jr~ . Hauck, Mrs . Harvey Wood:t.rd, Dan-e Hallenbach and children, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodard, and Mr. asd Mrs. Earl Ru.>sell, Mrs. Eil· Mr. and Mrs. William WtJodard een Venoy and Mrs. 'J"lylor Ke~s tpd son, Pameroy ;Mr. f-rd Mrs. all Colurrbus. ltoward Russell, Robert Venoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rus$L.li. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl ltu~.. '!\1, Can· children, Wolf Pen. 81;:n:;:ll. IN quol.. and tauJM tmporttd "honeycomb'' tweed il fl'()nt George Cannel's fall &nd Winter COJIC(:tlon. The ahaped hood can be worn ftat on tbe shoulder~ u. a ba.nded tollar. The D.e.turat waistline Ia marked by tweed atreamer bows, · Marvm Spen(•er and Donald Webrung were overn1ghl guests of Mr. and Mrs C!a1r Spencer. W. Shade, Sunday. Mn. Jed Webster, Sr., and Max RoHer of Mldc'Jeporl, \"lsllcrl Sun. ATTEND RECITAL day afternoon with lhelr aunt Eight sister~ an d tt.cir families Mrs. Viola Junes. at the Hillcrest Among those atlendin~ the r(.... had a reunton Sunrlay at Rising Rest Home, Ath~:ns . cital of James Lochary, haritonc, Park, Lancaster M r~ noyle Miller held at Ewing audlturJum, Ohio (Gertrude} was unto hte to be preMr. and Mrs. Frank Sargent Univert-ity, Athens, Sunday evt> sent hut some nf her children at (Mildred l{f'lbd) of Columbus were ning wete hi ~ parents, Mr . and 1ended thE> , eumon Sunday ~;ucsts of her aunt and un" Mrs Patrick Lochary, .Miss V1d.-1 Those at the p1cnic Mr elf', Mis!l Lou 1sc and Phtllip Rei- Ihle, •Mr8 . T . A DownJC, and ,Mr.!> Rnymond MHicr <B•O'"''" Llc!. Mr. and Ml'S. Fred 8Jaettna1 Mansfield, and her children, ).lr. Mr und Mrs. Clyde r . Heaton Mrs . John Wlllum Bl<~ettnar , Mu. and Mrs.' James Sublett. Bedford , of Grecnshurg, Ind .. w••re weekend ArLhur Ca rpenter, Mrs. C M. Hen. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gtlmore guelih of Mr . and Mr11. C. L. Heai ~ nes~y , Mrs. Everett Hayes, M• ~s and Jud v <lnrl lltt vd . Lancu~ter· on. Wirkl inc, M1ss Anna J ron Mr. and Mrs Wilham Ruf·se ll Mr and Mr~. Edward Day or Eileen Rose and ·Mr. and Mrs. William (G ladys) and daughter, Corninp-: Col umbus, were recent ~ue~ls ol Mr . and Mr~ Edgar All enswmt:1 Mr ~ . Harvey Woodard and dauglJ . K __ (llyda) anrl their dau~hler and tcr, Mr~. l.tlhe Hauck. fllllllly, Capt ;,r. d Mrs. Jn"tes Hari in~cr nnd children, Newburgh, N Y. chJlJ;·en of Mn. Doyle Mil ler !C: ertrudd. llale Miller Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mlller ami daughtcrr:, Co lumbuS"; Mr and Mr• Lewis Smith <Mary ofwh!lcr) and Muldleport. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hnwlmgs (Susan) and children, Mtdleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Robtrt :\1rs. J. M. Archer asked the ,Jay (Edith), Columbu&; Mr . autl Ule Hsi ng which preceded the p iC· Mrs. Carl Brannon (Jessie May), me held by the B. H. Sanborn M[,;. MiddLeport .Mr. 11nd Mrs. William slonary Society of the li'i t-st BapGrur-ser (lt'tora Dell) 9.nd children tist Church at the Roads1de Park M!ddlepott. Other gueats were Monday evenmg. Mn. Allen Hughllavld Hartinger, Middleport; es , president, was in charge of the Jack Ford, New Haven; Una meetmg and opened the service 1 (:earhar-1, Pomeroy ' with a reading. The Dorcas Cil·ele of the Soc1cty ATTEND WORKSHOP had the deYolional service Which Attendmg the Ga1·den Club pro includr-d Scripture rearllng and an gram plann ing workshop held at arttcle " First Things Fl!'l;l" D1". lhe Methodist Church, Rutland, Norman Vincent Peale by Mr" Mondny from Pomerov were Mr~. Willis Anthonv. Mrs. Hughes ga\1' Jett \\'cbsler, Sr , Mrs. Corli~s lhe prayer for the ~;ervlce. Jacobs. Misses Ethel and Clara 'fwenty.nine members and thes r Garland and Mrs. Gerald WildeJ·· guests were prese nt Miss Janice 1 muth of the Twilight Club. Mrs Luman , RN, Gallipolis, MNi. J . B John TerTell, Mra. Robert Thomp· Haye s, Chester. Richa rrl snd Chin Jo n , Mrs. C. L. Heaton and -M1ss I per Haggerty, Slephen.and Michae l Emrnt~ Se1t:t of the Windinll Tra1l Branon; Johnny and Sammy Hoo•l , 1 Club. · Mark Fox. ~HE . , D evoted Missionary Group Has Monday Picnic: children. At Roadside Park • ,r '·' ' 'jut ........ K~ta-Le ~ - ~; .. ,_.,-, . ~l-·- ~t19JD ~ NOTICE Leo fl<lllh, " pcesumcd decodc.nt hcn·hy notiltrd lihat he Is re· quired , 1f alive, t.o produce in· the Pr~b~!c Court of Mctgs County, Ohw, salls(ac-tory cvident·e of his couti.nuance m l1fe, within -twelve week!> fr om A.llgusl 14th, 1956, th e dat~ ')f ~he Ia.<;{ publicR-tion o1 this uot 1ce. JOHN BACON, Judge and ('Jt-0ffil'i 11 Clerk of sa1d Probate Court Sizes 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 .. . .,... - $5.95 (0 •"'"*'"11e1 ... IIC'<I:I CIN UTNT AV... (L.Io. . l ,!WIIIL .';t.:N~~tyS.how ~ 'J'}Je B[a: Bend \tarie!y Sbow will ·~·~put on a stage for the first THE VEAR>AHEAD. . . CHRYSLER ELBE RFE LDS Biggest buy of a/1 f1no c•r• MEIGS MOTOR CO. PHON!! 80!3 I' I Now You Can The program for the Mason County Fal'm Youth Show to be held on S-eptember 15 was set up recently at a meeting of the execu· Uve commitlee in charge of the show. Mason County Agricultu~l Ag ent William F. Gregory heads the ~nmn in charge of the show, whic 1 will be-held in the National Guard Armory near pt. Pleasant. High tod•y Busin... Phone 398 , SlNGLE COPY 5c !STANDOUTS FOR DEMOCRAliC V-P NOMINATION Reghltratlon for the show will take place from 1 p.m . until 8 p.m. on Friday, Septefnber 14. All ex· hibits will be turned in by 8 p.m. op that date. . !)- -~~ "the sp-n OiJ C'OHij)a"ny, ' ind in charge Mrs. Bra.k<' . Center. ' ' lde,,t Ga";Jal Abdel Nasser will re. JnvitatJ<~n to his governattend the London Snr-l I confer ence and fly to Mo•row fm urgent tal ks instead, Egyptian ~~~r t~s !D Moscow reported ,.,.. I J~·t·t the ! men t to I 1 JOHN P. KENNIOY, onlyl 39 and aenator lrom P.tassa.chusett.l. A mod· erate, a Catholk, a~ War n vel Uueated Henry Cabot Lodge. I Egypt Rem1inr Sil.nt Egypt il!>elf remained silent as , lh ls .m dden development in Na*" scr's ri ft With the We.st beca me known In Moscow anr! N~w Delhi. I Nasser ts el:pected to announce his deci!kion m Cairo Sunday. ~ne ' · l tondon news p&pcr E.Vt"n carried [ u~ronfil med report.-. that, be m1ght announc~ a military treary With the Soviet at that time. I 14"11 '1, w ~2 · • ....... . · ~h~sr !!()IWceg- .said Nasser w 1J.• arrt\lc 111 thE' Soviet capital Aug 16 the day E:{!'pt ))ad been invited to )OJn with 23 other nations un the que.stJOn of lnlernatlonali.zing the Suez Canal. Egypt seized and natiOnalned the tanal July 26 lnd !a's Prcm1er N('hru told- the I lnfilan rarJiament in New Delhi l lhaf lndill wouJrl betqerc, but lha;, F:.tu·pt ·could not and would not accept the invita tion frnm Bntam, Franre and the United 1 S t;~ te ~ to aHe nd. ·~ 45. a land civil rights & CathoDe, ptedged tA ..reJI "Han1n:l811 Uon k.voooter, may "aet hls state fn1m a •trong flrat balloL He Ia The tractor drivinJil contcs! will be held at the same t ime. ~J .. The show will close with a tal.· ,ca,te.. Even M, lie hal the delep.tea on t.tn,··~ GOP machine, •lowed ,York mayor, aon ~· ent shOw to be presented in the ' many southei'Jil frlendJ., be .wept to_DCJrlinaUoiL ...leet~uver's A. campafJD: late Sen&tor • Wa.per. \ . In London . meanwhile, tbe Britevenine at 7:30 o'clock. Tentative lHE5E EJGHT men are eonllide~ atandoub for the Democratic vice prteldentlal nomination at the Ish and Fren ~ h naval s t a f f s chairmen of the various divisums Q eonven,Uon' in Chlca,IO. AU are belle¥ed 4'a«eptable" to Adlai Stevenaon, preeJdential nomlnatlon1' ht~nched top secret joint talks oJI of the show were named and arc front~nmner. Stoven110n told frlenda be would mUe a declaratlOD after norninatJon.l (lntcnud&o,.'ali m1h!ary steps in the Middle Easf. . Admiral Henri Michel Nomy, to be announced rater. the fi'rench navy's chief of sta:f£ Attending the meeting were Grenew incognito to London thi~ gory, Glenn Smith, Cliff Dunn , Two Jlersons were injured and I morning with otheT scnjor offJcen James Darby, Virgil Siders, Mrs. a truck and automobile were heavand hur ried mto tbe- Defense lllnJudson Brake, and Mrs. Eu stace lly damaged, tn two separate acisrry. Wilson. cidents. Tuesday morning. . The Ddense !ilinistry refused to According to the Ohio Highway The placement of a few teach· was accepted by the board. Miss Patrol, an. auto driven south, on ers and the hiring ol bus drivers Jenkins, who h;~s taught in 1he admit that he t\r any other Frenc-h State Highw t43 4 4 "1 th Cor the coming school year took Mason County schools ror several officers were there. But Fren~h ~f Pomeroy a;t 8 a.~ ~~ e;on':nn Tbe Meigs County Commission- up much of the lime of the Ma· years, is: resigning to get married. sourei!S tonfinned that the talks Lambert 19 Pomerov RD went ers at a rece nt m~tm.R: approved son County Board of Education She Will leave the county. w~re underway and that Nomy ' ' 1 1 d ·· 1 the pl!cmg on the ballot 1n til@ .at a regular meetmg on Tuesday Bu.s drivers at WAhama who would return to Pan s lattr In the f rom her con ro •·~~ to oose N he 1 ( th ' ovem r e eC"tton, o a ,100,000 evening In the off1cts or the board were hired were Harry Miller, day to report back to lhe Frcneb 1 1 :~lei e P:.~~medn :h('UI""VI fo bond ISsue, to aid the addition of in Pt. Pleasant. Layton Sayre, Johnsnn Scarberry, government. . e V e li I e 11 e e t funds for the Memorial Hospital Ad rian Latbey. and Carl Parsons. The Anglo • French high comBide, and sh"uck the bank. . Thit issue U passed will 1-c. • At the same time, the rcs!gna- They aU drove busts to Wahama mand session coincided with the Miss Lambert was_ treated at the place a levy' WhiCh 't"as 'passed in tion of Bertha Jenkint~, principal dur~ng last ~c hool year. expected arrival of three British ~eia:s General _HOSpital, for laee,ra· 1945 and expires with lhe June of . the Hartford Elemtary School, Joh.n T11ylor. who ha s been aircraft carriers in lhe Western tlon1 of the rtght elbow, and re· tax ~ollection for 1955. principal a! the Letart Elemen· Mediternnean, en route f r o m leased. tary School, was transferred to Britain to Cyprus witb ::iue1 reThe second mi~hap. occurred at The levy, which amounts to eight Hender ~on as principal His suc- inforcements. 10:25 a.m .. on U.S. 33. JOJ mile~t mills, I( given the okay by Me 1g~ ce,s.or at Letart has not as yet, be.en selected ' On Standby Aler1 north 'of Pomeroy, when truck voters in the coming electiOn , · driven north by au! W. 1 Merreot, would be for II term of five years, Washington r'cports earher this Appointment~ made in teaching week .said elements of the French 23, Orrville, RD., 0, reached the and would exp1re in April of 1962. personnel in tfle Bend Area in· Mediterranean fled may jom up top of a hill and sped off the The Meigs County Veterans Mem· eluded Betty Lee Foreman as a with the British contingent. Tbe right side of the road. due to 3 aria! Hospjtal Trustees, at the particle of foreiga matter reitch· present time , hHve approximatel}· Six persons were finr-d a total teacher in the New Ila\'en Ele- French fleet already i~ on a stand ing t1'1e driver's eye, the report 5200,000 in their treasury and with of $145 Tuesday. by local magis mentary School. Wanda L. Waldie by a.Iert to sail from T(lulon on .states. this money, and additiona.l funds , trates. A three day Jail sentf'!nce as physical eduratinn instruttor short notice-. Just a.11 the Anglo. French naval Tbe truck came back i.o the pave. which Rre expected to be acquired was included in one of the actions at Wahama High Sl·huo l, and Eliz· abeth Mae Shelton as an Engli~h talks wert getting underway next ment , and traveJed Jert or tb~ soon, tbe building dote could be ! center; it then tra]Rled off the hastened -considerably:1n Mayor E. F. Robw~on's court teacher st Waham<~ H1.1:h School. door, the B1itish Foreign Office Aaron Br1ght res.1gned as head issued anoth~r "danfication'' "toright side of the rna1f, turned over Also at this meeting or the Coun. Rus&ell Wickline. Middleport. wa and skidded 85 feet, off of the ty commiuioners, the approval b'l fined $100, costs and sentenced bus mechanic m the Board of Ed· day. Pleasant the Trustees attorneys Saundera. to three days in jaJI. tm a charge ucaUon garage. at Pt. highway. and struck a bank. ChJe£ spokesman Sir G e o r g e and Gary Thomas Roach was apMeJTeot, ~uffered lacerations of Squire and Demp.~ey of Cleveland. of operating a motor vehtcle while pointed to succeed him. Roach Young ded.lred that Bntain'.s in· the hip, and a bruised elbow and Iss to the legality of such 1 bond .under the influenct: o{ alcohol has worked as a mechamc at the tention is "that the dispute over the tr'tlck he was driVing wss 'dam- issue was ginn. .· lined $10 and costs. m this co urt garage for several years the Suez Canal can be peacefully In other business, a Ljd for gas. charged with drivmg left of ren aged heavily. The driver forfeitJohn Bumgarner resign£d as settled." ed a $1~ appearance bond in May· ollne for the highway departmenl I ter were Ralph E. Darst. 44 , Lan!!~ · janitor pL the New Haven Elenr of Pomeroy E . R. Roblnson'a wa~ accepted from the Stani'lsrd ville; and "Floyd Stflbcrt Jr. 46 mentary School and h1s suctessor court, Tue.:> dav n i11ht, on a charge Oil Company of Pol·f.tlm!\;llh at Pomeroy; William H B:~ l l(' y. Porn•' MrN. J ohn Bt:lmgal·ner, was . ap-. 1 of driving Jert of center. .223:; per gallon for premium and r.)y, was fined $10 (\n a r('rkle~ pointed. At the- <a rne llmc WTI!iam .1935 per gallon for regular. operation charge, and car t D Bos Wheeler r esi~nE'rl as janitor at It was moved that advertisement tic, Racine, was f•ned $LO, charge( West Columbia and wtll be sue0 IJSl for bids, "for D1esel fuel. used by with speeding. ('eedcd by tus dau ghter, Ruth the county garage, would be sent In Mayor of M1ddlepo r1. r 0 action taken by the to The Daily sentinel. Fiab~'s court, Willi~m T . Turner Bo:n;d of Erlucatwn, it was decidThe commissioners apprOved the Mid port, paid $5 and tosts Mrs. Louise Stewart, P.;..st Presied at the recommenrlation of Supt. sending of a 00 da~ notice to thr ' and, lear distance dent of Racine Un1t 602. American Benjamin F. R011..~h . West Col- First Nation~~:] Bank of Racine, C. H. Withers that nn school umbia has been promoted from Pomeroy National Bank; Farmer~ children w1ll be transported past Legi 1n Auxiliary. has received corponJ to the rank of sergeant. one gradt-d school to annther on word of her appoinlmf"nt as DeBank, aod the Citizens Bank ol He ts· Hrvlng in German.y and has M;ddleport, school bu s~::; during the commg partment an Amencan i:lm Chair· c•!Ung loan' of Count) S man. been there for the past six mon~ yeltr. funds on; inactive basis. The appointment was rn11de by Sift. R..ou1b Is the son of Mr. and Supt. Wither;; pomlcd out that Mrs. Ben 0. Roush of West c;:ot~ the State Dt'par!m~nt of Educa- Mrs. Glenn Horton ol Toledtl, De. umbta an~ is a graduate of Wation has h sll'rl tlus action as one partment preside-nt or the rmxiliDon:IId Leroy Ha rl of NPw lla· 0£ the ('H\1~<'\ Of 0\'Crcrowdedness ary Mr1:1. Stewart wa5- the flr~t hama High School, where he ven has been namN'l to tlw hunor in ceTtain ~rhouls 1n th-e county. fli'C hidr nt of th e Racine un""tt and played football . His wife Js the roll of the Univer ;;ity of Oklahu· former Rutll Lieving of the VernThe F\('n(l Arra wT!I be partic- bas b('en an activ tl member forj ma for the sprinp ,.:;cmr-st<'r hy ularly :lffect('d p1 th e West Colum· the past nine years sit'lcc the Rae. on Community. Min Oonna Juanita Miller, Or. George L. Crrn;.;., Oklahoma b1a area wh.,,c s1u rl rnts have heen ine un it was fornied. Sgt. Roush 1.s a member Of the Mard Airborne Infantry and has daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L president. pa.s~ m g th(' Wc~1 rolumb1a school 18 jumps to his eredlt. He bas Miller, 342 Beech Street, Middleto atte-nd tht' Mason I<:!emcntary NAMES OMITTEC· Selection for !he hono r 1oll 1s been in the service for a llttle port, Ohio, hi,.!l jusl compleled arIn the li.~l of those attentling Scho<)l. rangements to enter Columbus based on a mimmmn g1ad(' averover two years. Since thP m·~o~- ~ t:huol building the Bailey family reunion Ute BusineSfl University (Office Train- age of' B" in at let~st 12 semester at Wc:st Columh•a w1ll be com· names of Jack Fleischer, Mr. aud •·b I) · •• t he hDW'"il of clagwork dunng the pleted by the tal! term, it Is ex· Mr!l. Stanley Roblaaon and sOns:, Ing .,; HOLZER HOSPITAL oo •n _-p em r. period pected that pupils from West Col· L~~rry , Garry and David of eoJ... Admitted Tuesday: Ray C. wears . Miss MIJier is 1 a:raduate of Mid· ~ .Mn. RoY PUny. dleport High Scbool. Sbe plans Hart, a graduate of Wahama umbiB and the rural route behind umbus and Mr. and able to be Ma~·er and children, Donnie and AdfU:Ilted Wednesd!Q': ~··..Wei ­ to enter the Executive Secret-arial Hilb I, is a student 111 the. tbe village will be Columbia Nancy Jo, fomeroy w~ \iDiDo Admi.ruJtra- handled at the West Baker, Pqmetoy; Herald Course at Columbus Business Uni; CoJ.lq'e Of Business &cbool. · ttrn~onalJt omitted. , , . ' .. l(blilij~, Pomeroy. · vent"t7· . Uop. ~... '" Two Are lnJ'ured I car Mi8haps I0 Me1gs • C000l y Fie~d Day Set $1000 000 Bo8 d Mason Board Of Education Hires Issue Approved Teachers, Bus Drivers At Meeting By Commi'ssi'0 nerS I .. At Pt. Pleasant I I ·t,t I Mrs. stewart Is 1 Narned T p Ben Roush Is Promoted To Sgt. w~:~~~~er -- ~- Donna..Miller To Enter Business U. ' I ' :-stato I•• street. Athena, Ohio 18 . B H KeUOI& --· Allentlon: · • gl-.1 ,.. 1110,. tntormat1on about WI_, obflgoll~•· plood CoDdftlonillio $orl0l ~· .....~·"' Go• 1111. ~ ;0F.i =~b tvMI To Moscow For Talks, Instead I ·-·· r-------'I · Ollie .fuO!I O.t c-~ . \ 'Intends To Go I Bv' WILLIAM C. SEXTON United Prus ShH CorrMponOent I LONDON UP -Egypt '~ Pre.~­ · pliances, Phillip, fiste.rs, ·Baker Furalture, $hoe-~~ . , ~~iSreped 'es r:ve • But that'• not alh Serve! al•o condition• Rle air tn your home cc""' pletety, It control• humidity." II fllten the air and· cir.cutat.. dtcn\, , fresh, autside air. Every room in Your home l110 livable - so comfortable - ev...., day of the -v-ar with this one unit and one fuel - GAS. Low fo- night ' " " '· 1 Stores parlicipaung in the sale are Swisher and Lohse Drug Store Dowaie-Gross, Inc., Stifflers,, Roush's Shoe Store, Pickens Paint and Hardwue, Ebcrsbach liard· ware, Collins Jewelry, Stark's Drug Store. New York Clothing House, Beck{s. Goess)er's Jewelry Masan Futn1lu r.e Company . Rall'l; Ben Franklin Store, L&Z BhopJJ, Foreman apd , Abbott Ap-. .... !JIII'fltr· ' ' w. va. IIIIDDLEPORT, llBIO '"-· .... nlo•• ••u....:-:-:-::::_;,;:.__;~.:.:.:..:...:.::..::.:.:...___,L____________-I~'k•lv. 84-90. $145ln Fines IS c0 II ect ed On Tuesday Eve •• minimum mainl"enanc• cost becav•• there CH"e no moving pam In tlth•r the heat· lng or 'cooJinP a.wtem. 1dte1ne north tonight, ThCIJ'tld..y. w.vrn witt! 11 f. p..rfly cloudy end • three-day yle are s howing some of the me.rehandi.&e being otrered In today's Issue of The Daily SentineL Merchants are agreed that bar. gains hard to beat any where are to be found In their stores durinJ the next t.hree days. The public is lnvtt!lld to take a<kr"antage of the valuhs offer~d. ' Offerings to the public lnl.'l..tde JlracUeaiJy everything in the line of clothing, footwea1 , gift articles and bousfhold goods. ConsumerJ: in the area are invited to take advantage of the final clearance of spring and summer merchandlse in addition to manr other spe<:lal items offered dur· lng the sale . . · .. -. ·- ~ . , ~~~~~~::~;~i~p~l•d·':ic , <::oodon · soloists frq~ th_e big t!Pte-&lnce it went into rehcar~al Mmslrels appearmg lP the fiv'e .weeks ago, at 8 p.m . . Thurs- scene · will be Btll Clark, banJo day a.t the Pomeroy Junior High 1st, Rock Sprmp; Roy Reuter, ~hoo~ A)ldltorium. All first sccDF Pomeroy: Orval Wiles,_ Pon_a~~Y· tDit-Umirtg of dancing groups 1s New ftrst scene sohsts JOID!Dg to be tiken to the rehearsal. tthe cast are Jean Hayman , Charles 'ne first scene is built around Legnr, Robb1e Brown llld Ramora a" h9skin' bf"l-during the acen• Boice. • visit .will be made to AI Capp's 1 Presenting numbers between "DoiJ)atch" with Harold Brown a.-s acts wtll be Nadine Rous.h. Donna Littli!l ,A bner, and Mrs. ~athryn Reibel, show masctt, lilnd Karen Crowi Letart Falls, and Char.les .Gregg, aU regular cast members HI\Yefl:,<Pomeroy, as Mammy and The second scene will be a night Pappy. Yokum. A Daisy Mae cos-~ club setting at "Hernatldo's Hidetunied dandng chorus will bt! fea· away," with Arthur Sylvester as tttred' With B1·own, composed of "emcee." Evelyn Cleland, Pa"uia, Sa.Yre, Judy Wagills., Sue Ann Buck, Vic! Brown and Judy Spenc-er. $7.95 You Heat with _Gas ,cost ••• Gas CoMpany 11rvic• ••. and · -- ~Talent To Be Featured I. six major trompet.itora in our price r&np ~ up Ia a conflft'ellce on the Sue.1 eanal in London wtlll under B·'-•-A them IRan a.ltle. fhJ.t•matU.IIIJl Jt':MCM~hntn 1 · dlaoia.Mtora. :..t./·~'---=-= ''PERSONALITY PLAID" . . brings out your pre!· ticst possibilities. Combed cotton and Chromspun acetate that's guaranteed washable from the tip of its white pique choir·girl co11ar to the hem of its vel· vel-bowed skirt. Black Glen plaid with black velvet, brown with brown velvet. Js Installation ••• top performance summer and winter , •• Minimum operating IGYntAN PIIMIII Oamal Abdel Naaaer (lett) and Defense Mtn· . ~ Qen. Abdul Am.er w~ grlm-taced to a . special ea.bl,net meet· ibJ In C&1ro.. It waa the meeting at which Egypt'• poasible parti· ·:;:;"''..;'"";....;:.>. Cool ·with Gas! of buyers switching to Chrysler from the . Set Up Program For Mason Show On Farm Youth let Gal - OYerwh•lmlng choke fQr winter heoti-,g - kMp yow home .;ool during the four aummer monlht, too. Every room ~ •. and every seaSon. In 'ummer, your Serve! Gas Air Conditioner is a cOmplete central cooling system. Ami, In wlnl"er, It gives steady, even warmth. pereenta~ .!r tod.ily with a chance of • few thund.,..howert in the ~ci\Hf r.d Invitation To AHend Parley __Wit~_T____;_w_e·----=-~---:-+---------n_s__ln__L_on_d~n_O_n_ S_ uez Crisis ... "'" ... ·(]d..,..au, l....Ep RAUB, a r r:rsun pre . ume"d to be dcod No. 17,286 Wl~h Gas, you also •nioy ••• ex~rt Mot.11y fair •nd somewh•t warm- aterf!lfts Of ru /llelfls·llf-on Area ------------------NASSER GRiM ()N LONDON CALL !NQ~sar Reieds. . Tw~nty-one area sto~es are joill.· mg etfortiS in offer1ng Dollar Day bargains to the public on Thursday, Friday, and !:aturday of th.iB Wetk. Stores taking part In the blg EVERY ROOM so livable ... so comfortable •.. all year thro~gh petltive ear owners switching to Chrysler. Tho WEATHER ltargains in n.-ee Day Sale of I ~. f M~rchants ~ffer Dollar Day MEIG:Ii COUNTY, OHIO I ''~ r -. r """' L- en tine 1-;;:;;;;-~;-:;~;:-----;;:;;:;::;:~;:::~:;::;----~;;::::::::-::::::::::::':--:::::;--:-:::::::-::::~-: YOL. VIII NO. 97 Edllorlal Phone 397 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Wednesday, Augusl 8, 1956 n~h~l=·~~=-:-~~::~·_:::::::::::::::::::~7~3:1::&-~-':-·~·-':':;·::3:1'~-~-:--~-~:;;-:-:-::~-;-;-;:-:;;:~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;~ 48.9% • 0\'el' 19661 There's no doubt about ltChry•ler is the biggest buy rf. all fine e&n~l Take a demonstration ride and P.ee why! • e R Wal I,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:l PROBATE COURT, In the Matter of the Rei· or PiA.Jls were made for 1he State Convention u, Athens 1n Sept. &-7 and hostesses from the Middlepol"t Club will be Mrs Ernest Maa,i:, Mrs. W. W. Hayes , Mrs. Walter Harns , 1\h·s. Jam es Harley, Mi!'ls Harne u\1ane Smllh, Mrs.' E. M Wood, Mrs. C. M. Hennesiy, Mrs R. H. Rawlings, ~s Rodney Down· lng and -Mrs. R lc1·. Mrs John Kmcaid, Mrs. M ag and Mrs Hennesy will mak~ arrarl"gements fo1 the dming-roofil tables at the Conv~ntwn and Mr ~ Jam es S. Tttu ~ and Mrs. Gluen Stan.;bl•ry of the Middleport Club arc cO"t"hairmcu of the Flower Shuw at the Con· vention. CAPE HOOD COAT <I tur- Mrs. l 1 We are proud of the inct<!asing number of com• J)ollar Day Bargains Offere& ·Public This MAYO IIALII ILL Gre:~s, er. Mrs M. L. French read tbe resolutions prepared by ben1elf, Mr,. James Hacley and Mrs. Jobn Kmca1d and after a silent prayer, er relative:;. an arrangement of white flowers Mr. and -Mrs. Henry Reibel and ded1cated to Mrs Sauer, whose sud· Mr. and Mrs. Donie.)' Retbel and den death was an e\'ent o! th e daua:httor, Donn\, attended the past monlh. Harshbarger reumon Sunday at A buffet supper was served pre· Milton , W. Va ., and M1ss Donn.1 cedmg the meeting wilh Mr~. Roil · presented a solo durmg the pro- er, Mrs E. M. Wood , Mrs Garen gram. .1~-;.nor s. Schaal, Middlepo~ Society Editor-Phone 6079 ~cllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edilor- Plwne • ran. D0na ld Hart 1 On Honor Roll I Jn State Legion � 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 7, 1956 adkins sauer