http://66.213.69.5/files/original/336dd3d728bd1d49ea97772d9a9b7d7d.pdf fc5965e5be3f5cab2a2171924a3031ad PDF Text Text • 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 �• .' • • ' ' ~ - T00 MuchDust ByFar ' ""'" ,_,_ _, The topic reachrd it s peak o n S unda~ when two ca r s \'oll idl!'d ill the hea vy dus t in th~ H a ngln ~:: RO('k art'a and f our p f' t'sOns wen• inj u red To a nyo ne wh o has tnwe led t ht• road fr om Mason tu Harlfo t·d in lht• d J_,j l'IIU]d :Hld en. ~tw u)d lot· !:tk Wt• tl11 knnw tha t wr h 'lV" o h ' ~ 1' 1\'(' t.l rn;ut t•nn;t ruc li on tn o•Jw ~ 1" <'11'- t hrwJ o: hoJ\tl th e eu u nt r, ,, · h wt·r·c made t 11 1-on wha·h t•lfor t rnl th •· du~ l Wh l' tan't t ht· ~imw d nnl' her•· , · Th 1 1 t 11 " H:;lvv r_ll~ _P >~ I h al lie OVl'r IIH" ll all l(ltlg llut·k :Jrt'il r·t•r I _, I•• OR-cRIQ<ENS,-WHICH? I pli!tt :• Now I~ t h e ll ffil' t o 11'''' l't• tlt 11 Wllh ;; control of t h e du st I bl f d pru I'IIIS Ill 00 5 \0'"t'S . Ill t•a l lll: , places. and m prn• :~t P homf's Now. wt• t:•·rtamh a rt' no t again•\ . r1<1 Jfl [y an! fil'l . p rn(.lr es~ ar.d W I:" t't' agai n,; t t il" roE~tt · uf! i un of ;1 rww hi gh wa\ tn th ~' ar<'a but ll't' tt u t htnk th ;.tl \IP IJI!' <'I for t to rontr ,-1 r t·rpnt wt·ek.;, r e a ~ on for the acc 'dl' nt rNl<~iul)' cou l11 be u nders!ofld . ll th l 1n l hll t parlit•uhr srtur ha< , h th ' · _· b 1 i t't' n .3su ·ea\·v1 ..:.~ t perso us dr tv "r'r hl r ~ ~~n~p hy '",n not ~ee :t h<'ad o l' nl It" :. r, e no ug h to slav on \hi' m :r d wi th uut runn ing int o anolhi'J' a n\ II. Whu knows wh~n an accHlent mer · than Sund ay's wi ll t 11 k. . ~··nuu.s M t>rrh;wt~ 111 th£> two town, h3 1_ J whd,repo rted th11t the heav.,.· dust ha ' r u in ed ~lot:k <~ n d creaied h P<~1th ' and Mason in eonneeli on with the construction of the hi g h w 11. \ ' through and between the tw~ towns has b~>en the subject f or much di S(' USSI On in r••ent W-•k ~ eo nstr uct10 n 1S t~ kin l'! ·' "'' ph1el' . pomeroy Sold•ler set T0 Leave TELEVISIO r • ~ l F0.r Du1yAbroan_] WIDNESDAY Sia:n On ,_t. 4 00 Today 9 no Cof(oo Time ,0 ·1111 Home II LO Tic Tac Dough 1 .-U It Co•J ld Bl' Yuu 2: 00 Camera. Goes to Sehool 12 :30 Current I :30 Tennessee Ernie 2. 00 Matinee 8:00 Qut'en For a Day 3·45 Modern Romances 4 00 .Come'dy Time 4:30 ~y Little M&l'ile 5:00 Aunt ON 5:30 Hopalq CaRStdy 6 :00 News Picture 6:15 SporfB Eye 6:25 Les Paul 6:30 Jaye P. ~organ fi :4S N..we Cafavan 7:00 Dr. Hudson 7 :30 Su.qJa 8:00 Kr-a-ft Theata-e 9 :00 Th.is is YOUt' We 9:30 Ir111 Bay H11~n Show 10:00 Pren Conlet-ence pla n K1kh t> ro i~ u mr·rn l!l' r nr thP 8!11 ln fMll rv D iv i ~ion. whi(' h has bee,, ~ 1 :•ti, , nrd at F or1l' a r ~o n C o!~ _ :m!l .i ~ r o' placin <! the 9th Infantry Divi sw n 111 (;t•rmony. ~f.\ Krldwn is t1 IG54 graduate of I' Jllt1Nuy I I i!!" h School. Before eu t en~!{ 1hP A r m y he wa s e m pl oy r•rl h•· rhe '-itnnda n t Oil Co mpuny ir Chi ll (' jtfhr- 10:31 ll'a1 ber· KnOW'S BeM 1 - ---- ll :00 N-ews Headlines TJIEV'RI-] ON THE MARCH - EXCEPTIONAL VALUES -~---- SEAT COVERS REGULAR $26.95 and $22.95 17.95 and 15.95 PURE TIRES ........ . . $18.75 plus tax fiTJIEIIS AT Wholesale Prices SAVE$ ' .''' -~ - -----,--~. -M·-- Time "YOUR SvPANTS, 'THE PURCHASING AGENT. TOOK ONLY ONE BID ON 1HE BIGGEST PUI<Cfi4SE TilE SUi-IRISE REDUCTION TO BAT'n;nms FIRM MAll!'! Al.l. SUNSET ·• ~'!" TION"' Williamson Oil Co. - the lakt> will be situated offers parki ng spact! and picnic spaL'i' m·ound the wa ter. Plans an• tu have picnic taiJics and fh·e pluces ~itilated there. h is a .st!cluded plaL-e which is easily aecessiUle and which w ill offer complete relaxation to tho~ e iiles irous of taking advllnlnge of t.hc l l!Se1 s fm a dav 's r ecreation which it will have upon completion . It's easy to picllll'e a spot thetl! whi(•h upon fina l compl e tion wj]l offer· a b('autiful have n fur those desiring to gf't away from the hum . 1\rum a!fairs uf duily living. ~e . dcfinitely think th~t the As· sorru.hvn tlesei"VI:s COIJSirlerab!tr redrt. for I I he proj ect which :~ - - ----- ---- fa(:ANTIC !lN I'IIRF. ' Retreation For All Tl1e ro n ~ lructiun of a r.lam u11 the Home r Go~> g ! ei n rarm un \\'est Shade Hoad lll'al" Ch.ester tJ!'in~s to mind the far!. that the Mei gs l:ounty Fi~h and Gam, Assoc iation deln' tvr.s a vote of thanks from t he pNlplc in the aru for sponso1·ing the proje('"t which. will provrrl e a lnkt' ror (i~hiny to the gene rnl pu~­ lic. The F'ish anU Game boys fl csire it be muJe known that th~ lake is bt>lnil com;tructed for tht> '' nj oyment or the general pub lic a nd that one does not need to b ~ a member of the sponsoring group in otder tu fi'lh or to picnic i r1 llu('art!a. · 'ihe plri't of gfound fpu~ wh ich . PLASTIC 6:70 X 15 · · · ··· 146 W. Main St. , 990 . , POMEROY, OHIO On Your Dial YEAR· ... Lindo Hollon Is Honored Sunday MORE BIOS 1llA~ '!HERE ARE IN A BRIDGE ' G-1ME .... 'em while they last . You 'll stnk£> tt ridt wilh thPsc many jarkpol. \'alurs . ~--------------------------------------~ I I I I Flower Vases PINS, & NF.CKI,Act:S ~1.1. IIF.G. $2 ITF.MS Prlrrd F'rnm $1 .-$2 2 for$1. SO"· Off 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:45 4:00 4·W 5 ·00 11 :00 fl·JS 8:20 tl:30 8:45 .I 11 :(16. Press BP:~ · 1I :15 ·:.Iovitl Museum 'tl o30 F.,...ltn llttrirul BoOO OoOO 9:00 9:30 10::40 Slin 0u 11:1~ Love · of Life Aithur G~fre,. strik-e it Rlc-b ' 11 :00 Valiant La-dy 11 :30 Seareh for Toniomnr 11 :45 Guidi·ng Light 12:00 Midday .Mattnee12:30 ~The Wooid 'lUMe 1:00 Johnny Carson SlioW 1::ID Housi'J)U'tt 2o00 The 1111 f'll!oll 2:30 Bob Cro!Jby Show 3:15 Brig~ Day ~ret . storm 3o~ Edp-el Nigh< HIO 4:30 Luc-ky 8 Ranctt .6:00 6:15 6:SO 7:00 ?·:m 8 :30 ll:OO 9:30 10 :00 10: 1!5 1'l:2."i 10:30 11 ·DO I I ·05 WEDNESDAY II :59 Si-gn On 12:00 Netg;hbors 12:30 Film & ·Fancy 1:3!1 Feminine Touc-h 2:00 Ai'·t ernocn Film Fe9tlval 4:00 Film 4:30 Kart.oon Komict~ 5:00 J.flciey Mouse 6:00 N~ws 6 :o5 W~&l'her 6 :10 Sports !.1:U5 John Daly 6 :30 Di.'lneylan4 '1:30 The Ama-...ing Dunn.1neer fJ.OO Scrl!en Direttors Play "house II :59 12:00 l :30 2:00 4:00 4.30 5:00 6 :00 6 :05 6:10 The Early Show Art Lin:k:Jetter DQU(la·s EdwarWJ Sift. PresiOn of ,the .V..,,;. I Bob Cun1mings Show~· ClimaM FoJJr St11r P~ oy'-ousl Arthur Munay Quiz Kids E~ Rt-pol"ter' Sj)fll'ltiS Parada WeaHwrmau Pah(•e Playh()U'eNt>W.Il The f.atr Show Sports fJ:lS John Oaty 6o30 Lone lt4nger Hour GIMs \ 8o00 Star Tcm·i·g bt t -~- ' Values To $29.95 Straw Hilt Tbe-atrt Nhs & We.er ~· • • .~ WATCHES I .I IOoOO News The Daily Sentine I • I II smooth out your vacation with LONG DISTANCE MF.N'S CUFF LINKS - TIE BARS STORE I I I CaU ahead ror ~:nions ... c:all home for peace or mind. Long: distance onJv talea a minute and costa 10 little. 20 %. OFF GOESSLER JEWELRY I I I I \ GINIRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY ~ _·-lV'i&/ Of OHIO II M.,..J., oj ()"" oj th• Q'Nal 7,~,. ~ S~ IJ......, I· POMEROY, OHIO . " . • •'111 · . I I I I I I I • '· -Ul•'"" .• ' I -~--------~----- ·-------r~-----~--.--~ .ICHARD s. OWEN GIN, MG.. I • IYNOLD E. GIIIMt . IDitOl! PO IUti.'ROY SOCIE'fY fSOilll. • s,.-.- ' CHECK THESE PRICES BEFORE BUYING! THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Values To $50.00 COATS . . . . 1·2 OFF JACKETS , , .. $Days $LOO ,.PANAMA HATS •. 1-3 CH JACKETS 1-3 OFF SWIM TRUNKS .... $1.00 Boxer and Gripper SHORTS DRESS SHIRTS .. 1-2 PRICE MINI WASH ANI> WEAR DRESS TROUSERS 59c- 2for $1.00 ONE BOX OF I\IENS SHORT SLIEVID . DRESS SHIRTS 81i!OKI!!iN. LOTS & SIZES - Slightly Soiled .95 Voluea- $ ·Da s $1.00 NYLoil ANJ;I RAYON BLlNO 7.95 Values D.O.'s .. , $4.95 ONE LOT ·MENS SUMMER TROUSERS'" ri.ce STORE HOURS. FOR$ DAYS- THURS., FRIDAY 9 A.:M.to . 5 P.M• ·SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO? P.M.- • 2 for$1. -cOSTUME JEWELRY • • • • 50~. 0FE • CRYSTAL $25.89 . $DATi Costume Jewelry WATCH STRAPS . 2 for$1.and 1~50 $36.49 STRAW HATS .. . . . ', $1.00 . •PiiD'illil ELBERFELDS ,ghrt.,,Ji WE SELECT ONLY Values To $38.00 $16.89 Si.rn Off ). I I Home On Leave ~~·~~~ "'"""''I ' X E·GR.OSS POMEROY, OHIO INSTRUMENTS 50% OFF ONE LOT GIFTWARE 25%0FF SO~ • • • OFF $1.00 TRADE-IN ON NEW MET ALEXPANSION lAND METROPOLITAN Auto Sales ··Entire Stock Men's Summer Suits 11:fs Silo""' Iliff Bak#'~' 11 :45 Methodist Boord Votes To Point Ro,of Of Church DOWNIE - GROSS BolO Sports Thrills 11:110 C.'tmf)ass 11:00 ll:IO I DAYS •·oo 9:30 ia :.. WALGREEN AGENCY THURSDAY Si!'(n On Film & Fanty Feminine T&uch Afternoon Film FestiVal Fil.m West.ffl'll Mickey Mouse NeWB Weatherman Copt., Mrs. Shockey Son 'i B.orn To Visit In Portland Lt., Mrs. Roller I ·STARKS DRITG STO.RE 4:00 · Klfl:i!!'B Iru:chen 5:00 a I 2-Max Factor Hand lotion Sets , · · ··· · · , 97c 7 Max Factor Sets· ·Reg.1.50 · · · · · · · · · · 97c HHipsticks · Reg. 1.00 ·..... · ........ · 39c 8 Gemey Perfume · Reg. 1.00 ·· · · · · · · · · 39c 8 Cologne and Atomizer .. Reg. 1.50 .... 97 c All Summer Jewelry ·Reg. 1.00 · · ·2 far 97c Captain ~"' oo Of All Things I OTHER VALIJES TO $71.50 \ SWANSEA, Wales rUP>-Pilot ~ SOAP" BOX DIRIV''.ft-, ,, lll!Hiing at ratrwood Airport th~ AKRON, o. (UP)-The ·-• " 'other night were taking tht!ir nua( Soap Bu~t: Derby wJII ehanees beet~use ·a cow .was in lht> Sunday wit.h 155 boys ('Ontrol tower. She climbed to the top of the for the first prize of a $3,11100. <01 I 60-foot tower via a three.foot wide lege sc-holarslr ip lo any spiral stairease. the United States. gomg or • ~ommg .. , Up To Flng•r Sl•• 4 $23.to$57. ....• " ~-C-U-RI-ouussoc0.oiiw~c0:A0.s0.1o-------,-----:'~r~·~\ BIRTHSTONE RINGS Po11ular Shapl'!i. trellow J!old plate and stalnles11 stt·"l rasrs. \ We1ttlbereast Daybook ''-----------..JI 3-8" OSCILlATING FANS Reg. 11.69 $5.69 WAR XFOR RAT5 · · Reg. 39c· :'6'for $1.00 2 Cameras with Flash AHa. Reg 12.95$4.95 8 Billfold and Light~tr Sets ,Reg 1.98 ·· · 97c 2 EVANS LIGHTERS· ·Reg. 3.75 · · · · · ·, · 97c 1-A.S.R. TableUghter Reg.12.50 ·· $1.98, 4-SWIM POOLS · · Reg. 8.00 · · · , · · · · $3.95 4-SWIM POOlS · · Reg. 5.00 · · · · · · · · $2.45 2--Mickey Mouse Watches · · Reg. 6.95 97c · 7:00 ,latt &: Serllff'(« Show 7:30 HaU9 of Ivy (1 :00 BasebaU 8:00 People'-s Oholte 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 ~x Theater · 10:00 Best of G:rou("hB 10:30 Draa:net thOO News Reld:.fuet • KlEER HEAD SPRAY · · R-s. 1.25 ...... , . 39c B&B ROLl RITE PENS · · Reg. 1.29 ._. . . . . 39c 6 BfACH TOWELS .. Reg. 1.98 . .. · .... 97 c 4 $WIM FINS · · Reg. 2.98 · · · · · ·· ·· · · · .. 97c 7-8" FANS · · Reg. 6.95 · · .. · ...... · $3.97 THURSDAY 11 :111- HeiN'l of the City 11 :45 Sign Off GIRI.S • 12 :!i0 WIDNISDAY IUO S...... $1.00 7 TO 17 n:WF.L I.ADIF.S & MF.NS .I Sit-n On Today Co.ffee Time ' Home .., Tic Tac Dough It could be you PaT:Son':s Study Cur.re_n t Tennessre Ernle Matinee Theatre Que!!n For a Day Modern Romanceg ' Comedy Time . I !My Uttle iM&",e:lo Aunt Dru ShowNews Picture Spoft.l Eye Les Paul &: Mary FOTd SnoOky La.nson Show ['Jews car..-an WCHS-TV Channell 9o00 Wed. l<ll!ht Flgbts 8:411 straw Hat Theatre 11:00 News and WN:ther OTIIER $2. ITF.MS SPECIAl GROUP 12:00 Tile Sentinel The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport (0), Aq. 8, 11168 SPECIALS --·------------ 8:30 Eddy Al'l'MJfd Sbow I I .I ~:ARRINGS, I ·r WHTN-TV Channel13:', 11 ' -; dollnr du:vs at Goesslers . Stop in tmll COSTUME JEWELRY ll :OO ll :30 $DAY loOO Sign f)!! 12:00 ' Tonl~ght liE" SN• tlwse fine b1:rgains, during these ::1 d<~y s . Rt•th_or hurry! F'lrst ronw, first BONITA DIJil ROSF.S & Wl!'ll~herca Prest Bo~ Greate:st Fl.s'hte of Cl4n.~ B:OO Caotai-n K'8tlgaroo 9 o00 01 All Triirl.. 9:30 A.rt·hur Godfrey Mr. nnfl Mrs. Edison Hollon ('0· 1f' rlain ed with a picnic dinner Sun- 10:30 Strike it RIC'b day, Au g. 5. honuring I he rr d:w gh- 11:00 Valiant Lad¥ ler, LitHia 's birthday, also the 11 : lS Lov.e or Life birthdays of Ewin Oberholze r·, Ed- 11:30 &!a·I'C'h .for TomOJTOW IL45 Guiding Ll:<ht na Gruf'sf'r and Addie Heilman. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 12:00 IJay M11land Show 12 :30 As The World Tutns Jaseph H. r:;ueser, daughten I :00 Johnny Carson Show Fn·da <~nd Ednll , Mr. rmU Mrs. Edw_in ObNholr.er and daughter, Vic· 1:30 HOWte-party k1e I~ynn, Addi e Heilman , Mrs. 2 :00 The Big Payorf Magglc Smith . Beve rly Chapm :m, 2:30 Bob Crotby Show and the host and hoste .~s and l'hil- 3:00 Brighter Day 3! 15 St:.'C'ret. Storrt drt!n, tarry und Linda Hollon . · 3:30 Edge of sponsored bv its mPmtwrs an 4:00 ·lit1(t Kl a which is tlb(Jdt to be finlsht>d . 1>30 r> 'i.Zciii,Jt · · h \ 5·00 The Early Show tl : 10 Regiona•l lleporter 6:15 Douglas EdwardS' tl: 30 Cisco Kid 7:00 Frarlkie Laine Time 8:00 T.be MiUionaire 8 :30 I've Got a Secret 9 :00 201h Century Fox Hour tO:OO Your Bsso Repooter 10:.15 Sports Parade 10:25 . Weatbenrtan lO:a() Ovee&~:IL'I Adventu"h! 11 :00 News . • 11:05 The Late Show Sign Of( Pre,·tor 8.rr ON A PICAYLJNE I'TEM fiE TAKES GOESSLER$ Jewelry Store 10:00 Hcrtlly Cunnin,tJ: h.a m, s mall daughte r of M r. and Mr11. Raymoor:l Cl.l.D· mnttham , has accompanied her gra ndmother Cunniniham and oth · er relative• on a trip to Mammoth cave , Ky., and othtT southern 1· states. Garden Club Has Picnic On Monday At Coates Home Twe nty-thret' members and thre!· <"apt. and Mrs. Blaine B. Shock· f REHEARSE TONIGHT li: Ut'll ts, Mr!i.. A:len Kt:llu uf Oilr i ~y a nd thildren, Medusa . Carl Lt. and Mll. James B.Ciller . . 1 Mr . and Mll. William Everaon, ftebean al for Big Bend Variety len, Conn ., Christi nt! Prmg. Poca Blaine and Rebect"a of San Anton· Lee Hartley), OJ-estfl.ew, F11., an Marilyn Ebersbac::h, Bradbury, At hens, wer e busini!SI villitors In Show Wl ll be held e~>p~-clally to- W. Va., and Kilty Persing1:r w.-r,· 10, Tex , and Mr11 Shocke) 's par annouDdq tbe blrtb . o1 a able J'am• and her c0U1in, Jaola Childs, went Middlep ort tuesda)'. lfr .. Everaon m~ht fvr all dancing c:horu1', and pre&tnt Cor 1ohl' annual prcn1c uf f!nt ~ Mr and Mr,_ Carl E l ..<~uge pound tbr"ee ounet 1100, is the new band director at tb(' all hu loJsll;, at the Sr. High Sehoul lht' Pome ro)· Ga r den <:!u]; h~' l d rrf !lollar:d. Tex ., have be!e n v181 t. Mark, by Caeaerlan Md.io1 •t tM to Covington, Ky., last Thunrda y Aud1 turium in Pomeroy _. Monday eY enin• at lhe hr,m~ uf rng the C:.:pta rn·5 parent11. M: cmr.l I Ei-11., Air Foru But- on Tulldl, to visit UHlir au.at, MrJ. Raymond Kyge:- Creek Sc hooL Mu. L.dl ie Cr,atcs, 1.rncoln 11111, I Mrli. J . 8 . Shokey of Portland, August 7. They alao bave I ..... Burns, and lanUiy. Sunday Mr. Robe rt Wills, who had been e mLEGION WILL MilT wrt h Mn . T heodore Ebcnbach t:•r Ohio. teen montba oJd dauJ)I\er, Katb.IL and Mn. Cart Eber sbach and The reg ular meeting of Feeney- ho11leSJ1 daughter, Phyllis, Bradbury, and ployed re«ntly in New Jen cy, bas Rose~ fr om the Dor Sehadj·r Cap!. Shockey i~ a pilot with Gra~parenta are Mr. and llrl. Mrs. Minnie Gilmore drove to Cov- returned to be with his wife at lknnett Pmt, No. t:al, Amer-ican the hallie of h. r ml!her, Mt-s. l..egJo n, will be held this e vening gard~n det'o raled the home l or th" I r:He.en vears of _fly in!: to hi..~ credit. ~~~~~ro~~y ~~Jtn. ~nd ~ • . , DOLLAR DAYS ington to vislt Mr. and Mn. ·Burns Beeche r Kessinger . Mr. WiJIS b at 7 30 at the Legion Hall. Penons oecaston. The ~uppl"r was <».·n•·d He 15 now fltatJOn t>d wr t h thf' U. fbe great-sra~'dmotb:po and Kathie and were accompanied employed at the ABC dry cJcanen wts.hi.llol r , rvatioJU on the hus burret t.: tyle a nd me mhl'rs wer:· s_ A rm y A ir PMce at Kelly A1r J.ames Faulkner Middlehome by the girl$. which the'"l..egion Po&t bb char;,·j..>!~l>d at smi:i.l[ table;;. fJa"e 1n Tf.'xa~. ' _. ... Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds were in Mason. . teh-'tl to go to Cincinnati Sunday 1 business visitors in ColumbU&!MonMrs. liGmer Hartley is visiting for a tlouble-h.eader ba&eball gam e Mrs. Will iam B. Down!<' , pre~iday. Lt. and Mrs. Jame.s Roller and fam · may contact Henry Clatworthy or dent , preside d over a short ·h usi- I P. K. Russell took his wife ahd ily in Crestview, Fla. Charles Bradbury. ne1111 lit'~si.on .-.nr.l hosle~es for t) · ··~ daughter, Kayte, to Gaule;r Br1dge, State CODV!!n tlon Wbr ch Wtll ]; W. Va. where they are visiting Mrs. James Clalworthy, Sr., Mr!l. Theo Neutzling and Henry Clat0 OF A MEETING helot in A t h e n ~ &- p te ru ~·: 6 :~n•! relatives this week. The Past Councilon of Theo-- 7, 'n·erc- named and mcl udrcd. ~1 .-.. .Mrs. Bradford Maag _ and Mrs. worthy attended tbe funeral o! ..~ Council DDaughteT!i of Am- k C. Karr, Mr.~. Hf•y BPttm ~o: , 7\f r~ Theodore Grueser, Mlner~>ville, Ralpb Shirley, Letart, Sunday, Mr. doru er ica will meet at tbe second ward Edward Baer . Mrs. Downie, 1\.1 1~., were recent guesta of Miss Lois Shirley was a forn: ~·r Middlepf)1'1 bouse, Thursday evening with Mno. Lydia Ebcrshach , who is aL~r1 tht· Ceeil. resident and neighbor of tJie Clat-- Lawrence Smith and Mnr. Albert delegate. worthy family . Woodard as b011tesaea. Mr. and M.rs. M~;~rvin DeVol and ' Mrs. The odore Rec(l. Sr. ~1r 'i daughte~ Carolyn, Belle , W. Va. Den.'lis Schilling has been vioitR. \f. f'~ lfl s!crw a ld , Mrs . Cha r lt•., [ and Judy Waid, Charleston, wer~ ing hi s grandparents, Mr. •nd Mrs. Goeglein, M n . J. F.. n. H ar u n ,~;1:r weekend guest• of Mr11. Gus Wa~d ~chill i ng and Mr. and Mrs. ' Mrs. Irving K3rr, Jr ., and \lr ~ ~nd were joined Sunday by M1·. William Spires, Wilkes ville. John !,){'twiler who will ahu Lr1· and Mrs. Cecil Ward, Pomeroy . in ch3rge o f the Oowcr arra nge. Mal'y Carol Swanson is ill with Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smith, lntirments for the d ub. section Cl\y, Fla., were recent tonsilli tia al her home on South guests/ of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H . Second Avenue. Mrs. Stella Hayes has been ill j. Sauer and family an<.! Mrs. Pearl for the past week at her b'o me on Mrs. Harry P . Smith . chairman, Smith. 1 Mill Stret-t. prcsrdcd when the Official Board Mr. and Mrs . Cash Babr and Staff.Sl'r gcant Wm. A. R obi n~•m of the United Methodist Church daughters, Christine and Candace, met Monday evening at the church of Apple Grove, who has hn·n and Mrs. Goorge ChildB .-Visited thf' The hymn "What A Frient We sNving the Air Force t h•~ past 4 1 ~ John Childs family at McMechen , lliD HA\'e In Jesus" opened the meet· years in Rapid City, S. Hak , h;o ' W- va., Sunday. E..<ythu.g """ ....., .;;;an.~ ing rollowed with prayer by Mrs. heen spending a 50 day fuduugh Mr. and MrJ. Pearl Van Cooney dry form No midaJ. meuuria& - Scott C. f . Tompkins and the Lord's with , hb paren h. Mr. and !llr~ ' and Bobbie, Diane and Michael , Prayer in unison . A report was Earl Robinson. He will leave t h• Spcoadu doa i< ••-'!ir"J\1. ~JQ llf.G were in Columbus SunilaY" where made on the ln!IUJ a nee by C. E . Mr. anrl ~ra. Art Krantz an C: Blakeslee, chairman o_f the trus- 1lt]j of !h is month ftJr his n r ....they visited his sister, Mrs. W. E. baw in N ewfoundl a nd Mumford, who js recowrin~~; atfe r Mr. anrt Mrs. Lewis Stone and tee~_ It wa~> voted to paint thC' On la st Tue5day C'~t·nin£ hi sons, Richard and Dwig-ht , of roof of the church. major surgcrf. parents served a tu rh :r ~ u p p er to Char lr.ston, W. Va. , visi1cd Sunday Mrs. Ruby McKendrie and great. Reg. 2.00 Theo Smith g-11ve the report .'lf 2R fri<"nd s anr! rel<J tivc<;_ grandson, David Ashley, are visit- with Mr. and Mrs. Car l Moore and the board (J( education and also ing Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley, daughters. Mrs. Freda Krautter and grand. Day had been named. The report Dunbar. Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leading daughter, Bonnie, return ed hom e of the parsonage committee was Creek Road,' Regional Director of ,Saturday after a a Sl!v eral weeks given by Leo Crew and some rethe Ohio Assoc-iatit~n of Garden vis it in Springfield Wi th Mr. and pairs were ordered, and Mrs. John Clubs, is the guest speaker tod<~y Mrll Leo Wo1lker, who accompan· Werry gave the report of th e mu• sle committee. at the Logan Garden Club which ied them home. The Rev. Eugene Bown expres s· is meeting at thE> horne of Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Harold Darl t> ls and children , Haro ld, Homer a nd Car- ed his appreciation for the recep-Joe Phiilips. olyn, n •turn cd tH · their hom e, tion and gifl given him ami h i:; a br id re· Youn gstowh, Sunday after a v i~ il famil y and al.su jl&ve port on the Youth meeting hrld with th.-. ir p;: re nt s, Mrs. Edna Baral the Lancaster camp gruun:l s t el.~. Nye Ave .. ond Hom er Might, the past week. Middlep•lL"t, A frie ndship circle was form r d WednHd_,Aug 8 ONE LOT-RE(i. $t & Ul' VALliES Mr.~. Carl Mou re ami daughter, -11nd prafer offered by the Rev. FAMlL Y NIGHTS Brown td'-close the mcnteig. LHtda , s pent a day rece nLly ·witb Z Adult Tlckeb Aclmih Truck Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sp e n~er and • Lo1dl Humphray Bos•rt Thomas Terre ll, Antiquit·;'., · KMherlne Hepburn Mrs. Carl Moore and w .9:-IE ,I.OT AFRICAN QUEEN Linda, Mis ~; , Gene,·i r ve · r~ . (In Technlcolor) P omeroy, ani:! Mrs. Ver m• Dav 1~. -AlsoMidd lt' port , were hu si uess visitors Jeff Morrow . Faith Dom..-gue in Gallip.:r!i s, Tu esda y. •• THIS · ISLAND EARTH ONE LOTREGULAII $1. ~'10 $1 .50 l ' P VALUES still have soma late mode1 Mr. And Mrs . Herbe1·t Oi K Dn anrl · .(In l'cchnlcolorl children , Su san and Rogl'r. spcn L '"'''uti•,. and M)me sharp C.rtoon - "MOUSE-UM" Sunday at Waterford with Mr. an<i THUtlSDAY & FRIDAY "See ·em at once" Mr~. Dan Oorndo(f and son . Da \' id. Gr-.ory Peck Jane Wym1n Mercury 4 dr~ R&H; Mrs. Wilma Stoban rr-lurnerl THE YEARLING <ovon, White w•ll tiras. A home Monda y aft t> r a visi t in ColMUSIC (In TKhnlcolor} ONE LOT 1utomobile. umbu s. -alloChevrolet 4 dr, R&H Mr. and Mr ~ _ Ha r n · Carleton and Phll Carey Doroftty Patrick ovardrln beautiful !!hildrcn, Racine and Mis~ Esther OUTLAW STALLION green. Low mUeage. Dill , sprnt the wc!!kend at Dear(In Techntcolor) Ford VB F1lrlane 2 born, Mit-b ., with Mr. and ]drs. Cartoon - TRICK OR TREAT Pomeroy, Ohio E. Maln·SI. 1 ~:;;:~ bockslnn brown and Walher Evans. ~ whlte fini•h.. Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Wright and Plymouth Belvedere children and her mOther. Mrs. BtU• THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY All five good tireJ. lah Durne]] of Parkersburg, W.Va. hnve f(•tur ned from a week's vnca•• One of our tion nn L:Jil"'' Erif'. Thcv also \'is· 19S3 Chevrolet 2dr. i! P.d Blue Hol e. 1hP hir1hplace of~ Powerglide ctne> ::;~~l Thomas Edison , Cl eveland. ami have RI>H, 11at cc other places of ,in terest. • FOI'd ",VI Customllne 2 AT Mlss Karen Turn~r d St. PetersMit uvera. Rl81 nlc:e. ON ANY OLD WATCH BAND OR STitAP GET burg , F'la ., who is visiting relatives Chevrolet 4 dr. coven, heater, in Pomeroy spen t the last week Another !!harp l<o•de-in. ut Munroe, Mich ., with her moth. Ford VB Club cpa. 1 er, Mr~ . Evelyn Russell 'and :-.t. WE'RE CLOSING OUT ONE LOT M&rion with. h ~ r uncle and aunt, ::::::::~'· A really sh_, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hysell, .Mn. • Dey Hy~ell and Miss E!~;ie ..Hart visited friends in Cltnrlestori, W. VISIT OUR STORE FOR MANY OTH£R OUTSTANDING Va., Sunday. · • Mrs. Helen Reynolds of Suu th $$DAY VALUES NOT INCLUDED IN THIS AD SHOP WHILE THEY LAST! Ogone Park, N. Y.. Is the guc~t or her daughter and lon:ln-law ,· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H e nnc~>sy , Jr. and family , At Traffic Light in Mlddlei"M'\ GROUP 2 GROUP l Mr. and Mrs. at HcnneBsy and 295 N. 2nd Ave Middleport, 0. : DOlJLAR DAYS daughter, Kelly, nf nuchllnan, W1 Opt!n lvenlnts Unttl 9 p. m. Va., ~pe n t \he weekend wit.h hi s DOLLAR DAYS Phone 6045.J WHI'!RE YOI'U CONFim: NCE IS .IUSTI FlED DOLLAR DAYS POMEROY, OHIO mother, Mrs. 1'hornas Hennessy , Sr., and wa st hgccustdll7q Sr.,anrt was the gue~t nf Mr. and Mr~ . Thomas Hennessy, -Jr., nn Sa" . ALL I urda y. , MINI SUMMER . J\fr . ;~ -- ·1 Mrs. Carl Young an d SPO~T I dAu ;,::il er, Alice , rcturn~>d t.o their ALSO .ONI LOT ·MENS LIGHTWIIOHT . home. Akron, Monday after a vi ~i1 wilh her pare nts, Mr. nnd Mrg. ON.I LOT MINI Wilbur Moore . · ALL OTHER ,·. Mr .. and Mrs. Sid Ervin of Ports· mouth were Sunday guests ot Mr. ALL OTHIR SWIM TRUNKS ~-'! OFF and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. ALL PINK ONE SPICIAL LOT OP MENS -~~ AT s ~• :\t'ti . -~t·t U:OS ll:IO J 1: IS ---~ 7:00 9:GO 11:~ 11 :30 Forelogn lollrigue 12 ·00 Tonieht 1:00 Slp Off 1'0 I'IIIL WII.LIAMSUN 'S FOR 6:55 Mn. Guy Jleynoldl, .Mn. Will Reylloldll, Mra, Jrlicerva Cbild en Mn. Goldie Wyle were ill Mora:antown Saturday and Mn . Guy Reynolda IEI.d Mr1. Will Re ynolds a"'ended \h.c wtddinl of Miu Betty Hi.eka ana Val Edgar Reynolds. ON THESE ( THUr.$DAY 6 : 5.~ FORT f'.-' W::o N. C'rolo --- Pvt l hl w;.r·d Kllt hlo'n. J r., wh ose pa n•n l.> lrvr• 1r1 l'unnor1.v, 0 .. is schcdult·rl t,. lt·i!~t· lh t> U. S Aug. 20 fur Eur· llj) L' a, !Jar! 11 f Ooe ro•' 'on r; .... ,, ~copt• . t hr• Ar my's un 1! rot ation --~- GUID SAVE ' WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 ..I ' Tht• 2\vt·;.Jr -old oo ld it> r j ~ a mo· ('harr lo· 111 lli'IIV \' Morlm· ('nmpan ~ nl' t ~1 :• clt \l • ion\ 13th Re girm•nl II ·· nrt ert> d Uw ,\ r my hut F'~bru I I MmDDLEPORTSOClETY • ?:--The Dail.Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle-port fO), Aug_ 8, 19513 tai nl y shuul d be don e away with _ ! I'· ' PERFUME··· • • .. 1·2 OFF COLLINS JEWELRY STORE. I $4950 Post Chiefs Entertained Mrs. Mil ton Russell, Bradbu r y. rntertAinerl th e Pil:lt Chie/s of the Meilgs T('mple , Pythian Si-'ltCrB. Mbnday C\'Cning with Mrs, Williall'r "'AilmHn. prc~ident, in cha1·ge of the short meetin g which opcn ('rl with a pr11 yer. Th r Scp\ em hc r mcetin!'( will be hdd with Mn C. F . 1-lltwkins ~~~ ho~les11 .. During the ~ ocinl hnur gaml's were pl;,ycd wi th w izes awa "''" to Mrs. Lena McElh~nney. Mrs. Homer Jones, Mri\. Griff Russe!l, gue!tts, and to M:rs. All!flall . Mrs C. P- Gallagher and Mrs. Phillip Meinhart ... Tlte hl)stess serv~d refreshments at tbe 11t the dose of the me~tinjl . .. SAVE DOLLARS COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BED * I BOX SPRING * I INNERSPRING MATTRESS * 1 HOllYWOOD HEADBOARD * I METALFRAME BAKER FUIIITURE . ' ON THI IIIOHTUl I;OINII lt\IDDLIPOIT �• ( -----~ J' ' 4-The DaJ]y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport (OJ, Aug B, 195R M~~~t~~~u~ ly FRED DOWN p,.., S,orb Wri't•r their •ixth vil'tury withou t feat as . their ··hu m" Don Newcombf' movt'd wllhir range of two National LeBgue rel'oraa today In his brill iant bid to pUeh the Brooklyn Dodgers to an other pennant. Bla Newk notchr-d his tt1irC sb••isht shutout, his. eighth ro1: secutive victory and hi~ 17th w 1 at tie ,ear 1\Je~day night in over ~ tM Pittrbtll'gh Pirate~. win el ·lbl~d the Dodgen fo ~1 Wiihin 11,2 ga me~J of th rtnl-~~ MilWaukee BtuVP'I wh" 'bNt. tlte Cl!it-110 Cubs 6-l in ar lftetnoon gam... . ' ' 1 ... tae :HeWICombe needs OOI' mnr.• sh ut Ol,al to tie tk~ leagut• marie; uf ftJur iq a row sharpd b.v Mordt'cai 8'rO'Iflh, GroVt'f' Ch•vt•lanrl All'xan. dft', ·Jiltt Rt>tJlbM-h, 8111 J.P.t• ~tnd s.l lileeJic . . a pd hl!l .•lrintc of 33 c~secu•ive sccrrele.lis i n n i n i s Jives him e shot at ~he leag ue ml't"k Of f8 1·3 Sf'! by Carl fi"\M bell in lt:NI3. Snider Hi ts 3hf 1fewrrcombl> .~ tmtlt oot six ·lllrl wtlkell tWo as lhe r>orlgers sCored 1.1 de•- ode.lpl1ia Phillies beat the ! f .-w <~wa~- fruJ_n 1 Yo1·k Giant!, 4-3 and 3·1. s_tan Lo- home" tn J erst'y l'ity . Duke Sm- 1 pata smgled hom~ the winmng run der provided lht' big I ig ht-h.llndJ•f in the ninth Inning of the openl'r, with the only Sl"Ormg he needed Which the Giants protested bewhen he ·walluJwd h1~ 31st horne:· cause of a reverse d umpit£".11 dewith a matt' abu11rd In the third cis ion in the ninth, while Simmon!! inning . fin•d a four-hitter. The swePr Warren Spa hn ron tr ibutt>d ~ str·etdll·d tht· Philli e"•· win ning homer to tht> Bravl' ~' 12-hit allack s treak to rive games 11 dub an<J Hank Aaron hit lwu sinf!:!e hil!l:h fl)r the yellr. to stretch hi ~ llllltm g streak to 24 conse<"utivP games Spahn . scorine B_os_ox EdgtJ Yankl . hls 11th win . Jtmited tht· t 'ubJ to Te~ \VLihams walked WJth _t h" e iaht hits. 1 bases fillt'd to break up a bnthant pitching duel and give th e Bu~ton Tht St. Loui~ l'a rd'inah. menn· Red So~ a Hl dec ision OVt!r the while, krlochd lht' fincinnati New York Yankees in an 11 -i nnins fledleg~ thr~t' gamrs off the lhri!lcr. Relief pitc her Tommy Snves· pact: w~n they raltit!d in Byrne Walked Willill.lflK after 1w0 t"he tatt!' t nnin g5 fur an 8-4 tri. Boston error.<: and a walk bv Don imph_ Bobby Morgan's pinch ~in I Lar~en filled the bast's. Wiltan.l l'lt with the be§e ~ nllett and two Nixon limilf'd the Yankee11 to four tmt in lhP ei&hlh put the Cardi · hits to win his !SiXth decision . Jtals ahead, 6-4, and thf'y addel.l ThE' Cleveland lndiarts rt'durt-cl t"(l(f{) mMe run• In tht!' ninth . Wally the Yankees' first~plaee lead to i'.foon paced the Redbirds' attack seven games when they snappPd wii.h five I'Lits. . a fo ur.same losing streak witl'l A Sooth.pa\ts Har vey Haddix and ~2 triumph o\•er the Detroit Ti· Curt Simmons l'ach 9tored hi > gers. Hal Naragon went four-for · ~xth triumph Bs the Phil~ four and Pt·eBton Ward three. for- I I I ----------·- - - - -· •• SAXTON WINS I I SIGNS WITH HAWKS ST. LUUJS (UP}-The St. Loi us Hawks Tuf"sl.lay nig ht announeed the ~ig ning of Norm Stewart, 22, tormt!r University of Missouri ha ~ · ketbnll st&r who ho lds most of lhr University 's individual scorin g ords. Fight Results AT NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE THURS. All Day-· FRtand SAT: ' MllN'S MEN'S MEN'S SUMMI!R SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS TROUSERS Broadcloth. meBh, ravon, lirw nll, 3.D~. values up to A hi g pi nk.~. as~orlmrnl, • lnelutling Summl'r WPiJhts, sizes LADIES Mens OVERALLS BATHING SUITS KNIT SHIRTS Good vsrlely o( ull sty]f'.~. Sizt· ~ ~mall to extr• lnrgr. Duy f!ra l, Valut!S to 3.50. 44 lert ftll' Dol. Day11. 1·3 OH Reg. Price ·~ , r' < ' ~L Aaldttl and regular Cotton and Rayon. Value.• up lo .... Palm Beach, RR)'Ont 1nd Silk~. Sold up to 2.00. 3 for$1.00 2 for$1~00 BOYS' TROUSERS Broadcloth, Knit, Shl)rt ~leeve. VQIU.!s . Gabs, Rayona. LJnens and Cords. Sizell 8- 10.12. Sold up to 4.H~. to 2.95. $1.00 $2.00 BOYII ' COIIDUROY BOYS HOSE SPORT COAT One II'OUP· Su.ea tl-8· 10..12-14 Fanf'y and plain ankl~tt. cnt· ld-11. Value• to 13.DO. !on, ff!w ~tre tc h .c;ox . Buy nnw, 8~ $3.00 MEN'S cloth , 1hort trou11era nnd rt'~. 11 l yl~. V1lue1 to 3.i!5 . $2.00 SEE OUR SOc TABLE I ' STOll OPENS f~, M. 10 ~. 3 for$1.00 PAJAMAS lbnkle to -· ~-- -- --~ re~roofing FROM THESE S.PECIALS ' MATERIALS,INCORPORATIIJ ' In The Heart Of Mason City· -.·.- ·.-.. - > Buy several pairs. Reg. 9.49 'valu ~. $2.89 ' Onr. wroup St~Uor~. Mesh, tnllan and Buy nnw. $1.00 Othen 1-2 Price BOYS' SWEATERS Coat and alipover, All wool. B~ lJJr sehool wear. ata Sold up id 4-9~. 1·2 Price a BUT RrOHT ALONe with low price is something else behind Buick's big success: Buick Is a lot more automobile for the money. else can you get so SEIIIOUSLY-where much snap and ginger at such a STRAW HATS DON'T WAITI Mr. and Mrs. Jfarry W, Hicks, marriage of thei r daug}Jter, 792 Weaver Street, Morgantown, Lou Hie~B, to Val Edgar West Virginia, ht!.VIi' announeed Reynolds, son Of Mr. and Mrs, L. .~~~~;:;:;~;;;;;;=~~~,~E . Reynolds, Street, Middleport. The double ring ceremoDy was performed on Saturday, Aug. 4, at one-thlrly o'clock by Dr. T. LeRoy Hooper at tbe altar of th.e Wesley Mt:Lhodist Church In Moi'sa ntown, Tbe altar decorated with .ar.:. rangements white gl~diolus, carnaliotas chrjosa ~ .' BRAND NEW PillOWS Phone SP 3~55!$4 . •, .'· . llegullf Priced From 98c to $1:.98 .. It gives yOU more room and luxurymore zip and power thrill-One 'handling and sure-footed atability. peach of a price? Where ebe cq jou get a big, highpowered, st~ hardtop llke And It gives yOu something you can thli'56Bulck~aii8W"ethat'J get In no othet car-today's advanced pretty clOH to whet ~ uldng for new Variable Pitch Dynaftow. • It's the oalyb'ansmfsslonliltheworldwiththe similar model1 of the well-known . : crulslng thrli't and the switch-pitch lmaller CIII1I Nowb.e else that we know of- 1 safety-Jur&e tak!m from the modem which Is one big reason wAf plme'1 propellet. Buick out8eU• aU othm 001'1 I . ' · . 1!1 Amerloo except two of tilt Wli.IT any lODger-when tiui · tlw•• amaller car~, tiJ1111 to talce action IS nt1w, so you can ttart ,njo)'ili, d th.gelden months of ) r 8o i THIS SALE IIP•te<l. While , ca · SHEET BLANKET \ !' • > . • QIWIUII... Unlimited - Reg. 1.97 Values $1.29each I • I· summer and fall ir; a new 'SB Buick? Now-when Buick prices are as low ail , -perhaps lower than-they'll ever ~ again, Now-when your present ca~ is 'at !b peak of worth-and w~n ~<!day's high . volume '56 Buick sales pennit us to make you an even betrer trade-in allowance. Come see us-and look into the that puts you years ahead right now. ' c_, Come see us today-and discover the dilly of a deal that will make you won· der why on earth you waited as long as you did. • •New Adoonced Variobl. Pltclt Duna/ltlW ,. .. . r· onl11 J)yrw1fWw ~ulck bullch todtJil. ll U &~;.{'" '' '. SPECIALS 70" 1 '80".COTToN· \ '" PLAID SHEET BLANKET QlianiiUeolr•Jbnlted -Reg. 1.87 Valueo ' 98ceach · . Ralls Ben Franklin '. .I .PRONE IO!I·X Middleport, Oblo •.. ~ seven-branched by altar cant:lles. William Turner, Middleport and 2-U. William Hicks, brother of the bride usAen lighted the candles. during a _· rel!ltat · of nuptial music by Dr; CJydot' Eni:Jish,· orgaril!t. ONE TABLE · 'TJ11S SALE ' . '· . .,., 266 Mill SEE THESE Handreds In Many Colorful Deslgna PURil WRJ'fE COTTON, 70" x 80" to JJqr a llllicJc!} MEN'S BETTY HICKS, above, IMume the double rl"tt ceremony at Mol'gM· bride of V1l Edsrlr Reynolcls in a town, W. Va., on S.turdi\'- 89c {Jta II gnJilt time DOtLAR DAYS . ......... . ~· ' ." " T-SHIRTS Stare! Ml'ddlepo rt, OhiO . II ~::;;;::;::;::::;::;::::;:;:;;:;;;:;:;;;:::;:;;:;:;;;;:;:;:::;:;:;;:;;;::;:;~:;;;:;:::;;;:::;;;;:==::::= Blouses Sun Bras 'etc. Mercedes co..dol1. Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. ReynoJdR le-11 for a Wt>ddlng trip to SL Auguslinl' , Flori(b, and Mr~ . Reynolds c hose a blul! linen s uit dress with whit e accessories and white orchid cor· sage fo:- her travellinll costume . The bride grad ul'led from Mo rgantown Hi8h Scho•,J and attt>nded West Virginia Univerlllty. She is ~ med1cal tec;hnoiGgist at Holzer J!OJpitsl . Mr. Reynolds gra duated qpm Middl~port Hi.j!:h &hool and Rh:ended Ohio State Univers~ty . He is ~n x-ray technician at Hoi"~" Roip;to~l. After their wNldipg trip thty will he nt home at 720 Sec -;nd Avenue, Gallipolis ;.mon g the guests at the wedding and reception were MNi . Val H. Rcyn..llds, Middl~porl , gra ndmo:hPr of thf! groom Mr ;. a nd Mrs. L. E. Reynoltls, Mrs. Guy Reynold!' Mrs. Wii!Jam Rey nolds, ltaymond THURSDAY, EBERSBACH FRIDAY , ., . AND HARDWARE SATURDAY % DOMINION GENERAL ELECTRIC / FANS OF ALL SIZES HUFFY ECLIPSE SUNBEAM IN STOCK G. E. WINDOW FANS POWER MOWERS . CO.~ EBERSBACH HOWE. ' POMEROY, OHid W. MAIN ST. then stop. io~ ·yolu• moneY, ~igii/or it alcirie. No red tape. Uie tit!! cash as you wish. Repay as you go ;dong. Glad to be of serVIce. . ~ Se•ond St. Ern~ . : .. ,.. AT I Qn Sale Thursday Morning Until Sold I HOGG and ZUSP~M · Mason City, W. Vo. Bargains Thraughaut The J Ml5S Sacro wore a ba lle1·inn length b lue lace dres.~ made prin· cess style and carried a Colonial bouqu et of yellow rOsebuds cen· tered. with yellow carnatlom . Mrs. Hicks, mothet of tbe bride wore a beige linen jacket e03emble wlth white acces8orles and . corSage ol white <'amelilas. Mn1. Reynolcls, inother oi the gr_;>Om , <'ho~e a gow n of beige silk cord with mauve velvet li nd .satin hal i.nd ('{lrs-flge of orchid glamelllas. Immediately arter the wedding a reception Wa!l he ld at the home cl the bride'11 parents with Mi~~ Ann Rupe. RN., cou~in of the groom, registeri ng !he guests. The thne tiered wedding cake was topped with a miniature bride and groom and Wl\3 used as the rentt>r·pit!C!:! for the bl'ide's tablf' whieh was deco1·ated with whi te -roses _ Mrs . J. S. . Murpby, Morgantow n, presided at the punch btJwl and Mrs. Willard A. Addleman, ~ha rleston , sen·ed the wedding cake. OFF B e ck y ' 5 Other Covert, ·Mgr. DOLLAR DAYS '... '· :) .. •-i SPECIAL BON'U:SBUY ~ + . .' . .·1:.. on lfo10dmasttr, S"Pft' and Cenlb~-o~t'i ' roodttst extro COlt on rftl SJ)~ICJL ·•.' ·: DAYS L&Z SHOPS AT THE Onv eroup of Corduroy Vesh. DRESS BETTER FOR LESS • 1.00 eat:h . MEN'S LADIES BOYS SUITS 17. A aood buy. · VALUIS · I yrto $2.00 $5.00 YOUR ' CHbiCI MEN'S RfiYOI"'., Linf'n, knitted pull over. WORK SHIRTS Sizes S·M a nd L V11l ues to S.OS. Short !lle•ve, Diu• Chambra,, Buk k SPE"CIAL. 1 ~·PonenQer 2-0tlor ~YlerQ ah d Mlora, All11Jes. J.DS value~ . $1.00 SIE OUR SOc TAILE I COME AlfiCONDITIONIN• •t a GOO!&. N•W LOW PIIIIOii tt .-oil. «<1NN. dthwlllltMn. Gtl ~ C.lllhirttr.jtllt MW wd. with~~-~~.. PRIOIDAIIl. 60NDITIONIMO Yet :·Au¥o~·co:·:: BLOUSES VALUES UP TO $4.00 Y,OUR CHOICE $ 98 Sizes 32 to 38 Al1 colors and styles WOMEN'S · LOAFERS Re~t~lar $400 Bla•k Siredeo, Brown 1eaiher ond Bilek Lealller Sizes 4 to 9'• .1.98 values - $1.00 $3.00 ,. 3 ONLY $18.95 ELECTRIC TRAINS $9.99 • MEN'S OXFOR6S and LOAFERS Blotl •nd BroWn Leather 1 Re~t~lar U.OO Sin• 8~ to I!'• · $4.00 Roush's Sho~ Store . ·· Ohio SHORTS 2 PIECE SETS SizeS 12-14-16 $1.00 off Holten $1. PURSES 1:98 values - $1.25 1.98 va Iues - $2.00 Plastics, Straws. Linens TEENA PAIGE: DRESSES I ' 114 COURT ST. 120 E. MAIN ST. 4 wool lmlt!l, two size 1!1, two Ill EN'S Crin kle cr•pe, pender and high back, BOYS' SP()RT SHitlTS Great for Hhool wear. Sus- $1.00 MENS TIES lenr~th11 . 8 n1. Sanforized shrunk. J!l'v- MENS HOSE -·~-- of white rosetJUds surroun Jing While orchid. $1.00 l $1.00 MEN'S ttl ~- v, fi'ot Fine•l Quality I 6.M to 15.00. One at regular price, you gel another pair of sa me vnlue ex tra. t 2 fer $3.'75 el•. Sites 311 JUST A GOOD Pl.ACE TO TRAliR MIDD~EPORT, . OHIO .~ umme-r trouters priced ALEG No Allerollona Please Inrlmling 8l'och Robe111 anti tow- llson, 152, Holyoke , 10 MONTREAL Ike Ch e!itnut. 131, New York, outpointed Jt!.m• Podriguez, 1217¥.1. Kansas CJ\y, Mo. 10. Ml DDLEPORT· DEPARTMENT STORE / .-. $2.00 tar ) All our 14 to 17 1,1~. vnhw~ to 4.9:5 . $2.00 • ly UNITED PRESS BOSTON-Johnny Saxton, 152, Phild el.p hia, decisioned Barry AI · Dresses Attendent1 were Milt Carmella Sacco. Mprg'" ntown. ma id~f· honor and Emiel Thomas. Rodney , be81· man Jnd W illiam Turner, Middl e- , port, and 2-Lt. William 0 . Hicks, · broth~r uf tile brlfie, who 111 statiunt>d at Detroit , Mleh. in The bt·ide, who was given marriage b!i he-r IBther, .fho~ e 11 .a:own of white Alene-on lace :)\'~r britlal satin ~tyled with panel~d back , peplum front ond ll('eordian pleated ny lon net , klrt. Hn Vt•il (Jf illu11ion wa B held In plan• by a half-hat and • he wore a strand of pearls, the gift of lhe g,oom She tat·ried a easea<:le orrangemt:nt At lOWEST PRICES FORDS 49 to 5~ Models . ' $6.19 CHEVROLET 41 to 48 Moclels . ' $6.$9 CH~VROLiT 4~ to 52 Models . ' $6.59 Also TO fiT iiiOsT CAI\s . . ·' 'SPORT MUFFURS $4.89 up ' ' plan, can and beauty to your roof. A caD ,· be easily and r~t Oftl' y~· present one. Thus, you TWO ~ ·over your head. And the cost is surprisins:ly lOw.· ,( ,; -·', · Why not do as ~o many othe~ have done?·· :·.: _ Call to?ay for f~, no obHa•tlon &J)prailal, of~ roof. Satlsfactlon guaranteed always! . _.. ·· · ., " ' WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS INFANTS - GIRLS & SUBTEEN Betty Lou Hicks Weds Val E. Reynolds _ nificant. They grow and spread dampness ture insidiously. First thing you ltnow, you with major home repairs. Just a few now, investigating the low cost rer·l THU"SDAY - FRIDAY- SATURDAY Eleanor s. Schaol, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 807U Lucille Bearha Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edltor-P)lone 6244 s;.lb>J.. shingle ----- 1 over your head is Only . a.s secure as its weakest point. The porrton of _your roof still may be doin& a fol•lv "'""' protective job doesn't compensate for any that aren't.' Roof leaks just WOfl't stay small an~ 1101 SIZES B TO 18 Priddy and oon 1 '!'he Daily Sentinel. P<>meroy-Middleport (0), Au&. 8, 1858-,S k<..bert, Midoilt'port; .'dr. and Mr• ---Gtonld V . Hupe, Brad bur} . Mn Mill~ Eve W1ant, l..u!it Creek. Mtss I i<'rlday evenine Mr. and Mra. J. Erroll Conroy and 5011 , Hugh. Mn , J ant! L. Frrrt'll, ctark Waterman, Murphy enlertalnetl wltb a reo 1Robert Hu:.rtliiU(I n, Akron , Mr . I Waahmg to n D. C.: Mr. and Mn. I ht ana! dinner for the weddiDJ 1and Mrll. W A. Ad dte~n Char1t!- Roy f(>rreJI . <.:at.a'otba. W_ Va. +part}·. Mr and Mrs. Hlelr•, Mr. ston;. Mrt. Uertha L. Hi c.lt..5, D11y - • Mr and Mr-.. Chari~ Wianl, Mt.-.,; ~'ld Mrs Rt:ynold'"l and 'Dr and ton. rrandm0ther of th e bnde; I Gilil Snyder, Cumbf"dand , Md Mrs. Hooper, ( 1'wnor. llro. Opal • Just like a chatn 1 s weakest link, the roof WESTERNS - ---+- - - I ""'' 13% OsJ --· ... --- .. The Dailv Sentinel . ST!EL MUFFLERS FIR IT BOYS BOSTON (UP}--A barely winded Johnn,. Saxton rr!laxea t.oday before resuming traininR for his welterweight title defense n<>x: f month loUowlng Tuesday DiJ(ht's warm-up win over ml ddlewei gh~ barry Al,! il!on of Holyokl!!. MOORI'S Porn;:: Come -To ' Week · End SPECIAL I ' Phone 3B8-Y 3 HOLDS UPPER HAND GALV~-rON, Tex. (UP)- Bn h1 Didrlk80n Zaharias still held th(' upper l'land todoy in her battlt against cancer, followi ng a Mon· da~· operation, hel' second i~ Ill~ last th ree wePks. I SIT 'Ol SUlGilY I ~~r1lt l\~~t· T~ liiilrl Bums To Fla. g 8~~.~::.~l~~::,~ GB UMtett ! Mr. •nd Mn. Robert E . Barton S.ndra Mulford, 7, Ia acheduled ol Pc»neroy, Ohio, Ire announcln1 fOr orthopedic 1urser1 at Childthe birth of I dauthter, BM!nda 1 ~n '• Hoapltal , Columbu1, ThurtSue, 6 lba. and 6 d ., born at tl'le day mornins . B•ndy, the daua:hSchaekel Clinic Aurust 7th. ter of ~r. and Mu. D: W. Mulford Wll atncken wltl1 pol1o on Au1ust Gnadpannta: are Mr. and Mrs. 28, 19~. and bas been unable to Ardith Darton and Mr. Thurston walt since that time. Mr. aDd Mu. Mulford are In Columbus with stone, Pomeroy, Ohio. their dauih.ter. • &-13 vs Hoeft 13-9. light. Bus h 1(1~4 vs Klip,-t:etn 0.8. Clevelan(l at Chicago night- : Phila. 3, New York 1 2nd, nig ht . St. Loula at MtMukee 2. twlAguirre Z·O vs Pierce 17·4. 1 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh, nLght. light-night-Pohollty 6..fland *ehNew York Ht Was hingt on nig ht St. Louis 8. Cit1cinn ati 4, ni~ht. meier 6--(1 vs Trowbrid&e 1-0 \nd 1 - Turley -~·2 vs Stewart 4-4 OJi Wecfnesdlr't Probltbl• Plfeh•rs Ph11lip5 1-0. Stone 4-3. ' Philadelphia at New York- Bo!:.ThurM•¥'• G•met Balt!mort- at Bo:ston nighterts 13·11 or S. Miller 5-tl vs Hearn Philadelphia at Brooklyn, nllbt. Johns on 4-6 vs Parnell ~~ 2 . 4-JO. New YoM: at 'fltt.-urah. T.hunmd•v'• Games j Brooklyn at Pittsbur,ch nightN•·w York 68 37 -648 ___ Cle\·eland at Chicago. Craiq 10·6 n Munger 2·2. Cincin nati at ~UWaukee, nt@:bt. , rlevt' IDn d 60 43 .~ 7 Kansas City at Detroit . ChicAgo at Cinci nnati night- ! St. Louis ut Chlcaro. fOtJr , includins a homer tor e&c h. Boston 59 4~ .587 B't2: New York at WashlnitOn . -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~to help Mik .. Garcia win his eigh th (•hicagu _. 53 48 .525 t:i Baltimort- nt Boston, game. Garda lost hls thutout 1n Dl'!roi1 ____ 49 l'i6 .467 19 R Bo h Nation.!W.L••oue ninthh wh,•,n Fay nk ~n_e lwt .. a B', ll •hmore . . . ~7 57 .452 20 1 ~ L. Pet. GA 1t he 6 I .413 2-l l.'i wn-run 0 m . ra ...... ry "' 1\a ~ mgtUll _ , the lostr. Kansas City 36 68 .346 3 1 ~ 1-~ i:\\" aultee- ---- 61 39 .610 --Tht! Chicago White Sox scored ;1 Tu•sda'('s Rnult.s Brooklyn - -- 61 42 .!592 Jill! pair of tO-inning victories over tht> Bo~lon l. Ne w York' O, 11 ill:: Ci ncinnall ---- 60 44 . ~77 3 Kamas City Athl{"tlcs, winning th • Cle veland 5 _ Detroit 2 _ St. Louis ----- 51 51 .500 11 · ' Ji1m R'!Vera tr1· opener, 5.. , wnen f'hicagu 5, Kan . Citv 4, 10 inn . Philadelphia __ !50 52 .490 12 pled home Walt Oropo and takino: hi. · Pitt.Bbui'gh --'- 44 5R .431 18 the nightcap, 4-3, when Dropo sinChicago 4. KLn . City 3. 10 inn. Ch.ieago ------ 43 58 .4:2fl 18 ih: g led hom~ Nelson Fox. Ellis Klll 2nd. New York . 36 62 .367 24 d ~r nn d Pau l •w.. p a 1m e we re lhl" Tuesday's Result. Wedn~ay's Probable Pl-horo . "' Milwaukf:'e winn ing pltehers. Kansas f'i tv at DHro•'I-D•'tmar Ph 'l N 6. Chicago 1. 1 a. 4, ew Yv1k 3, 1st twi· -·--~ Newco1nbe Eves NL Records , AllTH ANNOUNCID -- -· ... - .. ~ ALL STRAW HATS $1.00 ~ $1.95 lo $5.00 Values .. Buy One-at Reg. Price -< en D r- D ~ Q. ~N SAVE $0.95 to S14.95 Value• $$$ $7.99 1\1!8 Our Fine Dresses at $2.99 NOW \ Short Sleev~ SHIRTS Get Extra Shirt at $1.00 $6.95 - $12.95 SLACKS 52.00 OFF ALL OTHERS 10% of'F One Lot of Belh . $1.00 SOCKS 3 pair $1,$)0 '· .....), �____ .·- ··-· ' .__ .,._... I -~ . .. .. ___ ____ . ..,. ........ - -- ·------- ...... _, .~ -- . ~---·---- 6--1:!t_: ~~Uy S_enli~l. Pomcmy-~~flrl leport t( Jl, A11g B 1!l!"l6 1 SHIRKS FATHERLY HELP A MASS DEFLATION ST. ED~IUNUSBUHY , England Ol BUN (I l' t Urd; 1ti uf 57 (UP~The son of Bish op A. 11· startn~ 10 tht' All Ireland (')T it' Morris will th tnk twice btdore a~ .. r ha mptf)n•h rp f:nt~hf'd the r<H'P 1.,. ing hi s falhPr fur any m ore help day . Somump rhr rw "a M'~ . 1[ with his studH·~ ta('k' · a(T 0"' thr· r n u:·~•·· He f.a.ilt-d the scripturt' rxam tna . f - ---- - tlon for whtrh h1:. fathel' helped him prepar l.' I DAILY CROSSWORD A( IWSiS POMEROY EAGLES CLUB DANCE bOWM 1. Coft'el) / ahopa 1 l l'l=,.r1 cock · p >tofan 4. }"ro:t.el\ water S. Northeu' E:btu~n S)' ll o ) t Pru ss ) b1rd 21 1--lmt 21 Ft•under of tUR ALL EAGLE MEMBERS AND GIIESTS Penn~yl­ ' ~6 \'ama Arlf'sthetir " ~'l Cooks in fat 2!! ~r:cure, a t ~0 ,. r.!ut I Proplr~t nf (~\l[' <f'•[·ltl chr;n·h :Jf) Frc:;h 3S Con)uncl!Qll 3Il Sun gPd 40 F'il for tillAg e $1.95 Value PLISSE SLIPS SILK CREPE SLIPs"· · · · · · · ·· · · · · · $1.29 $1.95 $1.95 and $2.50 Values CLUTCH BAGS · · ·· · · ·· · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · ·· $1.00 $3.50 and $4 .50 Values PURSES· · .. ·.... ·· · ·· · $1.95 ORLON-NYLON BLOUSES· .. · · · · $1.95 NYLON GLOVES .... · ...... · · · · · · · 69c: SPRING COATS .. · $10.- $15. and $19. ' ...... ... . 42 B1bl rc al uame ~~ ,, tz;: ~ ·· 19 ,, ;.o ' ~ • ~ 14 LEUAL ,_....,,1..:;1: I Helen F . Pa.r sons, \ Minor, re- I -'• lt , n g at ,.,.tJwuur.:, ~~ussoUI'i, Stat ~ ~ 1 ~ ,. .. . ~·7 •• AXl'DLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Onf' h·!lcr simply !t:mds !or another. In this example A 11 u1ed for the three L'11, X for the two O'a, elc. Single letter•, apoa· trop1 1 :r~ . Ute length and formation of the words are all hlntl. Each d, ~· the code !etten are ditferent. BU GBJZ ZDK J. z p OWMFQ !-RMWOU~ Yr ~t.- rdt1y'11 f'r~· ptoquolt: URI~ Pomeroy, Ohio WHEN IT CF: A ~F;S Li1~ln~uted LOVE CEASES TO BE A f>LEAS· TO BE A SJ-;CRET- BEHN. by Kin&: l'' u,tu re• Mr., . Hoh:·rl l!rib('l, Hr>((lOntll Direc tor uf L!ll' Ohiu Association o f (fardr ·n C l tth~ . lcnct Mrs. Cush J o hn ~ton, prP~11l1·nt of 1111• Rutland Gm'den r.lul.l , altt•ndl'd the Program Plnnntnl-( work_:-; hop at the f:lo uskr 1\klhodt~t ( }lll rrh Tuc~1ta y. The (;louslrr· Varden Cluh ~ pnn~flrt~d. 1he wor ks hn p w~l;t-. opl"!n!•d wrth a welcome to thtr yl ·' llr~· h•· Mt·s. lifnol1l II , ·· 1 · . H v ~~ pn•sLdenl " Var p• hu of the hostr·~ s CAR RACING SUNDAY AT ' · · CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY (One ~Ill• West 01 Pontorny On Rl. 124) 'Adm. $1.00-lllgh St·hool Student• :;oc-1'R.IAI.S UO . .S~ndkale Local Garden Club Officials Attend Glouster Program Planning Workshop STOCK \'illc and M:lila. P.lrs . A. c. Van ~kll'r, Jhulcllff•· Horti culture dr,tirlll '• fl o f Dilltricl If. was 111 <'hargc of the afler noo n session and had a ~ i!lectiun of ·1l2 ll cci m Pns u£ le,on•es, twigs, etc. ~ 0~ \'ariol,tS pi anti\ for a quiz. Amo ng lhl'l mon: inll'rcsting fca . turrs in IJPr h·l'turt· wns lhe ~ tal<'· ~ JU\'nl thil\ lh• ll"cr ltly found · " . ' ; th ro u ghou t ! h is pnrt ut the ~ate, . _, i~ <t dlstasc l'lliTt•'~' In til ~ hou 1u be k l•pt at least l ,OUO fue l from olht'r lilies which ntn get " lt•af curl " diSl'USC [rom thJ• tig ~r lily pl 11 nt nit hou gh th is pl;mt may not show ~ igns o( the 'ollght., I dub P.!r·s. J11mcs ,J"-shon, Ewmgton. rJ•ogrflm chairman of tht> District Wll• irr charge of tile workRh op 11n the '·Do's and Don't! or Progrum Pl a nning" a nd h r. lrl n quest1nn Mr ·~- Van M(l-tl'r J:<•comm l' nded a anct answl'r pedod for rhth rrnew method or Lrca~ n ~ "pesky or pt· e ~e nlattves from ('ha un ~ t · y. ;tre hard filoustcr, Nelsonville, Th(' P hu ns, mw<I!Jtrc pl.IUH;; " M<il eunta Club from McCon nels- lu utuminatc witho tl tl.lltllagc to vnlt1ahle pl a nt~. Th w0 .lrl-killer 240 shou ld be mlxe( wit vegeLahlc in portion of 9 pnrls of shorteni~ o one of 240. This i.~ to b'e npplicd with a INSURANCE AGENCY 1 paint brush to the stems of l>mall 11lant11 and any plant more than on1• third Inch thitk 11hould have PI,.. AutomHII•, H•elth n rut. m11de In the stem anrl 1he AOCIDINT solution painted in tbls wound. Lift, Ceauelty and londl The fume~ of the weed killer are I kept from affecting other plants the poison ill carried to the Real Estate Brpker and roots of the plant without dam· In MIDDLI!P,""RT, C)HIO aging any other in the immediate 61l6-M PM~.<II ~II \'iclnity . RODNEY DOWNING YOU SOON AT Aug. THE 15·18 Meigs ~horlcnlng ttl\ ~~· FARM EQUIPMENT Iesure And See This Gigantic Display! • FULTON .:THOMPSON Pomeroy Mrs. Romine Surprised By Party • You have som.eth ing Homecoming Plans IF DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, and OLIVER .' Ohio . • To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Daily Sentinel Di1play Ad ar Want Ad be You' Representative. - They Get Results - $DAYS·· Thurs.,. Fri.,- Sat.-·$ DAYS Wnmcns and Chddrens HOUSE SLIPPERS · · · · · · · llt·g .. I.IH (Sizes sr;, to 10) WOMENS HOSE · · ·· · ·.. · · lt-l'~. .. . . . . . . . . - . . . 2 PAIRS Mrs . Mary Romine was s urprl~­ l'd at her home Tuesday when her birthday , was celebrated with a pll:-tr planned by Mra. Etta Brooks her molher-lo-law, an-d Mrs. E\tB Lemley, her daughter. A basket of roses was used for the table flceora1 \on and tbe birthday cake also decorllte:i with a baslt:e\ of roses ~tnd inscribed "Happy Birth· day Atolher". Ice ueam and 1cake WNC served. to the~·e guests : Bet\y Romine-, Jean Zirkle, N'Orma Zirkle, Gt~r­ trudc Graham, Elsa Steffy, Ruth Carson, Ruth Cheadle, Frances Stansbury, Almeda Henderson, Mabel Neime)ller, Berth Ward, Eddie Romine. Sf!nding gifts but unable to attend w«>re Cecile Zirkle, Scholl; Ruth Hya~Jl. Stelll. :;fk SCHOOL SOCKS · · · · · · · · .. 4 PAIRS R-t'J:. 39<• MENS SOCKS · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· 4 PAIRS GROUP CHILDREN$ SHOES · · , · · · · · · · · · -.niUII r41f'ta of 'l'htlOIII Uo1 ~pPCial "' Uc~:~~o oo l!:vt>nta prlflll!d •l r.et htr l'lusUit!d rat"'IJ. Obltuarie. published a1 1 ceut per wOrd. SLACKS· ··· $6.95 up MANY OTHER SAVINGS A- ~IDDLEPORT, S•• folrt"t and M1 pop~ lar Oaark Jublttt, at the bf; .. Ohio State flair ,!lrrou~h 31, ' Aug, 2i . lollod bu~ tpl.nh --Covtd corntr ' SPORTS FOREMAN CENTER ABBOTT .. w•• St. Midd~le~po~r~t~,~0~.~.:;M;I~II;S;l~.~==M=Id=~~lc~.p_;o;rt:--:-~-=--~-=-=~:~--==~=~· Phone 6337 X DODG~LYMOUTH Ells. iMaia. Street. ,;' DAYS SPECIAL· u~~.. only 6 / r~ apll'bnent with seml-batb. 619&-J. 8 8 3tc months, ~. . M'•ry ~ Thoraton , - Call --101 Short 4th Middleport. Cit '(;LAiUNE-T -HORN, 1G For SQJe r watelmuttet. CQLI.i:NS JIWE- Pt-merov. LEKS. Trade c•• l.J,.tf OEPAI• . ____ AUG. 9 AUG. 10 AUG. 11 '' I ON All CASH SALES $10.00 or more "Mare People Shop Pic kens Way Ever;Y Day" . Open Every Day All Day - A II Day Saturday 'Til 9 p m - ' ,. '. ' Pi_meror, Obio. I 19_,5 BUICK 2-door Sedan, dynll· ftow drive, $2195. Hlaeitnar's, 8·3-5ll' Pomeroy, Obiu. , l95.'i OLDSMOBILE Super· IHI, Holi· C. Nease, deceased. See Charles E. N~ase, Execulbr, at the resldence this WN-k, Aug. 6-10, at ---·CANNING T_OMATOES Bring your qwn ~nlaine11~, -pick your QWII. $1.00 '111.1. Evening culls, Vi1·giJ Walker, Lelarl Falls 1954 CliEVItOI.I:i:'l' "210" .4-door Delux Sedan, one local ownl:!r, $1295. Hlucttrwr's, Poml·roy, Ohin. 8-3 -51~: CONCHETE SEPTIC TANKS, $55. . Price in Ciudel._ delive!)· and se<l in excavation. ""-Liish Plu•nbing, Phone 46-M, Pomet-oy. 7 -~ 7 -l f 1954 FORO Cus lomJinE' 2-duo!· Sedun, sparkl ing da rk l·~ue wit h wh ite tup, $1195. lllaettna1·'s Pomeroy, Ohi o. 8·3-l'' · BATHROOM OUTFITS, $123.7!1 Limi ted 1iine on-J.v, Vadi<lh Pl umbing, ~hone- 46-M. Pomeroy. 7-27·11 Sei'Th:e and Merchandise of evNy family , •• It a cost th• family ·Trevy-Finstewald · Funeral Home Phone 285 -~- -- I -· - - - - -- · - - · - ~ c-------(11) Wonted To Buy PRICES PAID lor wrecked an.j junk ca rs. Phone TU "22475, New Haven. 8 8 6tp J{ A~TED : Good used pOrtabr~ TYPEWRITER. 'Must be- in IIOOd onditi<u\.-~;.IJ 6350.:~ 8.6-3tc HIGHEST !__ i 4)·--.-;-...,-:-~--Far f<erit JNE 4-l\OOM and one . • ·•oom furnished 'PBrtmenl; one •· room, unturnillbed. Call at 222 N. 3rd st. or ·phoh~ 6022 M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~-------- tf Op The Brl.llhtest Cor·IS I $$ $$ A PROf Oairy Isle Stores THIS YEAR · 1- ·------- __ FOR SALE-hart '"i:irbr Real Es· ~Le, Rutland Town.<J h ip . 31 nctl".fl l~d. house, bll'tn and ()Ill h•llldil\1!~. SeP George A. Mein ·h arl, Administrator. 6-1-!l Middleport Area A national chain of individually owned drive-ins, ex· elusively designed and pat· ,ent~t Not a roadside stand . t't >beautiful, modern, -p- --1953 PLYMOU'l'H Uclu" 4-door· ,.PffA1t'JEs-Hale Haven and ~~~~­ e n Jubil ee. New Ha\'en Orchard, Se dan, exceptional value, $095. NPw Haven, W. Va . Phone TUUl aett nar's, Pomeroy, 0. 8 -3-5tc 24688. 7-31-tf Q~o~ality, full _time-. Income increashtg ae-- -- at the late mldenoo of G•o•ge • ===:--:--:-=::: To m•et tAe d•sires + _ Blass cordlngly, Fur iot~rview, inclu d1• i .- . . ... "!lrror; 6 dmlng rootn, chain; 1 / phone Jn application. Write Ens!- I HOUSE and 6 a~tos land for ~a ~.~ . kJtchen cabine~ .1 old fashion - ~rn l)letributing co., 11 N. Juniper Four · room"~. n~ s torv . Local u J ed cupboud; 2 llJ htaters ; 1 1 St., Phil~o. 7. Pa. WR-3- 5lp on Porlland-Bal J ~rt?M Roa 11. Frigidaire: 1 gas cook stove; 2 1 , .. in Lebanon Twp . Prtre $12Ull. kitchen tables. AJso the house 1 Ernest Cbn·go, 7-25-12tp •by Coupt!, power steerin g, pow ·t-r brakQs, hydr11m:rt1c, SZ5115. !"_ Gtc B l:i£-ltn!lr'~, Pornei'Oy, U. 8·3·5 k MANCHESTER and CHIHUAl:lUA Pupple.s ft.r s al'! 0. W. Clark 11154 MERCUUY Ha rd Top Coupe . Rt. 33 :lelo r Salisbucy SchboJ, ov41 tdl·ivc, ~· xtra cle-an , $ 1795. Phone 828-M ~~_,-v., ,.BI;.wtlnur's, Pumt!ro~· . q. ~~· tel~. - FURNITURE . ll ) GASOLIN'f; ALLEY t DEAL U.ll TWO DRESS~~S, I plate --J· .'riOiiWIDil I I 181 Auto Sales DISCOUNT BAKER ~ 1 Auto WIIEEL AUGNMENT, brake servi~•­ Hacketf1s Saletj Serrice. We.ft ~BAKER $299.00 HOUSE TnAILE!i - 2'ift. New - - Middleport, l-15-tt 1 paint, 2·tone , Remodi!!led. Frailk WANT ELDJ?U.Y couple or two QUICK SERVIO!: Oll W1teb a.. Frye, Rutland. 8 8 ltp old &Je penJI-nera to rent ZPllrlq br · FttettJI't' Tr.;lne.d ·- bl!t:<~Oeing and '-- - - - FOR girls Winte-r =-::-:;8-6-6-:1' Coat and one &.Iris Pet Jacket, ?or rent -; Electric wallptper IORIJIAN .C ABBOTT T.V. iEft.. size 11 .to 16. Pr!ted reaaonable Stettner. GILnton Fl• her, Mid VICJI: AD 1111ke'1 ·Repalted hy Ex Call 6115-J. 8 8 3tp dlepOtt. Pb. 8265-X. lJ -J.tf pert Tethnieii.DI. Phoat GIS4 Y FOR SALE-One c=cc . _ __ ___...!_ ~ ~tp ~mplete ~ New Fumlture 1. TELI.:VISION SERVICE 6 living ROOM room, FRAME HOUSE, 1•rte 11-l.U Yhvoe 200. Cleland AppJJtnce 3 bedroom•; kitchen, dlninc roo m an-;:1 t.th. Sturt, 118 W. Jl.ain St .. Pomeroy Glasted ln f ront porch 2 acres Z five room apar-t••ota : 2 fourJ4g.tf f room i.pertmtnta. all with laUD- - d G d o t~roun . or on or Floyd driu l1ld prete. -\. N. Benael. HOMI BUI:..DIEIU Rld~nour, Cbester. Ohlo.8 9 Stp Pomeroy, Ohlo. 5- 1-lr-tf , Call Guy Neigln, Racine, Ohlo. ----- - - · -- - to too~ for tht Cur¥IOI'fl'l Ol'o-pitce formic• or P•n•IY'4' slftk lop . A1k rour dnltr. APPLIANCES prac cal store. Dairy Isle will set y<Ju up in business in a protected location with limited cnpi· tal. Dairy Isle locations . are se- . lected by men With years experi· ol market survey enee. Owners earning up to $300 a. week. 50% of season still remains. Capital required: Rent, moratorium durin,g winter. Company endorsement and su(!port on lllOrt~afeJ for local, banks to effec-t sav· ilut on finance <;ha'rges for $35ti0 uP. d•aler. Write or Phone: DAIRY ISLE SALES 145 North Market Street Wooster, Ohio Ph : Angelus _ 3 1075 SURURBAN HOMI<:-s room mode,-n h ouse. wit h bath, al l Youngstown ki tchen, ·h mlwood floors, 25 1\Pl'e~ . 4% mill"~ frnrn PD!Tlf'ro.v. Can be rinan ct>d. Phon~> 2ffl or 826-Y. 8-1-6tc ~-r-(_ _ _ _ _ ' Gleltlt~- -~llltt, -· COUNTRY room frame with reception room Jjyjn,g room, dining room, kiteh~ e·n downstairs; 4 bedrooms with largt, ample closets, and balb tlpHtairs. Beautiful oak wood- . work throughout. Full basement Large veranda, Jiguse nicely situated well .baek from blacktop highway with beautiful. lawn and drivewlty ·to d!>ubte garage. Own~cship and lKlle we of gas well gOes .with this prop. erty at $!2,$00.00, Ot!CKLER REALlY Phone j08.r iow 229 114-3tc , u wr · ,"""" .. ··rw WE BuY ·•rn+£ ti'ltliO'tl:nl.li. i io&AA48 OH 10 VALLEY ...,&,"' '1< CO, 1"' lBO~- METAL& --~·~,~·~··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·=w~~~=;~P=··=··.--~ N.'I.NCY By SHUL'ffi ·THU· ADMIRAL . PORTABLE .. $•00 ONLY ~~- WITH THIS . PURCHASE DOLLAR DAYS ONLY Bed Room ~ Suite CHEST, DOUBLE DRESSER BOOKCASE BED 299°Q son urn . . Mcihogai~Y- · lily ERNIE - PEANUTS 3er In Ml!ldl•porl ~ BAKER FURNITUBE Ill . • ~ Mill e ROOMS Of "::'J:Ir20J Busm115s ~rvic:eS RADio \ridi;;port. I ·' Authorized MacGregor Dealer I Cllatoa ,..,.,, P!wu atJ&-X. hess Opportunities SLACKS · · .. · $12.95 DETROIT (ll Pl -Th e Haw ai ia:1 Visitors' Bureau bruu~::ht a touch of Hawa ii to lh f! Olympt(' ~wim­ ming t l'iH ls Tuesba.i' ni g ht as prct 1y M11ry ' llirmnof o p!acerl cnlt~r£ul pllpPr lei:-~ aro u nd t)lt neck s of sw immers, offki als and wrilrr~ . ·~.fi;,~~ ---- - -·-- -- - 19) ' Palm Beach Celebrity I Gvod llsed AUTO RADl0- 1949-50 Ford, $20. E. McDnniel, 80ft W. 8 8 3tp Main, Pomeroy . 'j:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::::=:=:-.:::=-.;;;1--;; Men's I The Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport (0), Aug. B. 19M- 7 ~ ~-:--:-­ _ .. $1. up THURS. FRI. SAT. Sc.:. For 1 N~t~r & Cleek Gar*M:e, R:::~~ ·-::--- : KJ'I'Tt!:NS-J-'hone lt:S5-X. 8-7-3' . f HliEE ROOMS of h.mu ure, tn - l l95t l:\TJ::~~lATJm;A.L 1 Ton ~--;-----------.---eludes item's t oo nUlllt'! ous h stake truck. good cnndllton Sell ( 20 H, (nsur'o nce Our shop will be clwmd ftorr.l memlon. Prachcally oew, .l 1 V 'I ·, B. '1 ' or ' ':lt '.~·. ..... tt!.m. _, . Coope, Augu ~ t t;j to HI indusivc . . deep welt cooker, elec. perc, 2 . Lan""Jvi!Je., Olt.:o. _ B-3-tttv Gt·uesea· .Body \'v'orks, ( radios, 1' radio phQno. eomtt, etc. 1 Baroee-.S4npeon lnstitaDCe Agtney, Middleport. Fir~ • Au'WmoblleJ . :Paul Grue~er. 8 7-,ll · 1 Everything for, $900.00. 379 .N. ___,_ Borub. Phone 6315-X 6-21l-tf Front St., Mlddlf port. 8.7-!tt:' NOTIC! • · ---- · COMPLE'l'lC lnil!"•'lce .Protecllra, I wil! .. not stand fo od tor any GASOUNE_ POWER. mower, !'&"• 'WANTED-BAB'9 StrrER to ·jive Uf8, AUto, Fire, Jl'oliao. Call Don il,fher debt' then my crwn . $30.00. Stnfet sewlti.~t: mac:b:oe, ·' in . Board and room witti small ' MlllA. Middleport, Ohio. E~;tie lirady, tn~dll!' t:I'P!· S10.00. l\~ nmon·- wages. WrHe Mrs. Douglas OwRoute 2, wnng~ _washer, $25.00. PolarCJtd ·ens' MineraviUe;. Ohio. 8 8 6te MAX WAll'O Raci ne , . Qh_iQ. • 8·7-3t . Speedlmer camer.a , wlth, f1'1!1.h r · -- lttoehment, I week old, $110.00. ( B~si TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : 379 N. Front St.,_ MtddJeport. This is to l•ollfy all concerned my rent lind s tor~ bill i!r paid B'7-sro - ..... l~t:e. in full. Signe-d Betty Ross, Ra- FOR SALE TOMATOES Mvhl.-/h .. t-CLI> MEXI· I ;a. ...... - ... c.. ~ine, Ohio. 8-4-3tp 115 I. lteond St. Pho~M 61 CANS large pink, non-acid - 2nd S4llft MONTNLY SPARE TIME house east from school house. 1 . PemtroY, Ohio SAY! DON'T YOU KNOW; 1 William H. Holmts, Syracuse. Re-fllloJ .•nd eo11-~chng money . __ Baker's. will give yuu the bfls· Ohio. B-6-1 mo.c frof11 our ~1ve ~nt Htgh Grade Nl ~ ( Keol Fstot~ tradtJ oo !umilr;re 1.11' appllan ·----.-- _ mat:'htnes ln thts area. No SellinJ. , __ , c:•,s. I 11-ti PEACHEs To qualify tor work \'OU mud FOR SALE: LARGE! Hdu'si:, suil· We have a lnrge crop peaches. bave car, referenres, $1340 cash. l trble for two families. Clu.:~e 1n ; tl !:lr :lerv1te<> Picking Golclen Jubilee now. secured by Inventory. .nevotlng '3 to business distric t. In C:lf.CtdOther varieties ~ill follcw. hours a week to busmc;;s. yo~w lent condi1ion . :~fn~t hP ~t'rn to II. II. RAWLING SONS CIJ • 2t Bring conUainer. Webster Fruit end on percenh~e t'r>llt'!cflr-.n~ Wtl! ,be appreciatefl. Write Box 668· fluur Wrecker Servlce. Oay Fann, 5 miles east of Chester,/ net up to $~.monthly ~lth ver~ A, ~~ the Oa :iy Seritinel. PnmePbcrne 62:\!7. Night Phoae 50a9Ohio. 8-6-3lpl1 llood possJblhhes of takmg over ro\lo. 8·7-31;-~-- .\ 19) st., ,( l I No1i.;:es ·3 Beautiful Finishes: Moonatol'le Mahoganr-Char-tone SINGING STAR HOSIEJlY, Reg. 1.19 · · · · · · ·· · 79c pair ·: .OHIO Ute Of 2 c:-~uu pe.~ woro Wu be charred for advertising if no p&Jd kor befOI'f\ the ·. ~th ot eacl month iollowlbf im.~ rtloa. '-'~ra m AQvtortltlu&-slumid b, H.oortt~d tnlb:edtal'fll; 'l'~\e DaU.• SeDUaeJ wlll not b11 rt!IPI.IDlllbl tor murEt tbab GAe 18CQrrect ht Beau Brummel TIES .. · · · · · •014 r-ou1 Y VALUES At I 11:1 with a display of the mast modern BEAUTIFY SOCKS · · · · · · · 35t up, James Locharys Have Son Born Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary, Athens, are sm nouncing the birth of a so n, James JonAthan, Tne .~­ d<ty, August 1, at H olzer liospital . Cnmdpar~nt s. are Mr. and Mrs. l'alri~k Lochar,v . Pomeroy, atlfl :\1. and Mrs. Ray E. McCurdy, 1-'ramingtrm . Mich . C. D. H e nry , Amc~vil l e, and Mr.'l. C:h11rlt:s Wont! 1 grift of F'r1>tnlngtoa, Mich . are ' J,;rea t grandparent s. Th e Lorha rys a lso hA ve 11 daughlt•r. S usaR. age 15 month ~. whl<'h WE WILL SEE latea 2 cenl, J)er lll'uro, oue b •w-~.-:; , tn:Jm ~ hn ..:e bJc.. • ce.ut. per word for tbr. . . .11 aecuttYt Jnsert l(ltu IJ,leci-Li-CJne montb ror 10 c:eat. SPORTS CENTER 1 1 ZPXLPU-XFF'K B II D. PHILLIP SISTERS r·- All Shes and Colors I A Cryptogram Quotation DWQ'f{ BIG $ Kvu .c No. 2, Post utltce Aodress· .' \ewburg, Missouri, Star Rou te No . 1., t' / O Tr ~ssa Buulware, is hereb]i IHillflt'd that on the 17th. day of July , J95ti, Liary H. f'arson s, an lntant by Prc.:.ton A. l•apw ns, his next Jncnd, Plilin Liff, filed his pcli tion agai ns.t her as defendanlm the Cour t of CommJ.) n Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Ca~e No. 12.144ti, praying for divorce from \he Said Hell·n .fo'. l' arsnn~. a Min-or , ou th P. g, nrund s of Gruss Neglect of Duty and l!:xtreme Cr u elty, .and plain· tifr also prays for oth~ r prope-c rclier. Said cau.~e will be for ht'aring on or 1ftP~ the 30th day of August, A. D. 1-956. Gary If. Parsons. an Infan t by P'reslon A. ('arsons, hi s next. frit'nd. Crow and Crow, A 1toltney~ rur Plaintiff. 171 10 25; (H ) 1, a, .15. 2'::._29·71c ~ 22. l5 ' WANT ADS l D.'I.ILV CRVPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: MBDZJ .., . • 10 ,, - 46 . litcrary comp():;tlion 47. Bowtmg lane an Inch 15. Mualc: nott 37. Makes pale "" Per tu tone 4."1 Swoun U t3 . 1/ 1000 ot 35 Savory ,. a sheep. 42 . Indian mulberr)' race do,.,..., [88 ~ ,. ~" ~ ,. " JO E« , " to; I" • • 10 rrw : l ~ u ; ·e l':rrl ·4 1 . Cry ot a. _tzf ,; VC5Sd l''•lnday'• Aa•'II'U 30. Rational 33 . Revive 34. Lying •• a.s J 1 Land- :2 on foot 28. Resi.!l[ 9. Plant of buttercup ramlty 10 JndiVidUIIJ H Tardy J6. lndiltlnct 18 }'" urt:,·e 22 l-la"auan Both Round and Suore Dancing fightef'l!l TOO MUCH MOVING NEW YOHK WPl---Ju hn Laak.~o wa~ found slePpmg tn the wrong beJ Sunday and blamed it aH on a faulty nwmory. Gertrude Neggesmilh, 28, found the 42-year-old man in her bed when she arri\'ed !It her family's home. She awa kened her father who called police . Laakso .told the police he and his wife had moved so many ttmes lately he ('Ouldn'l remember t')laetly where th~)' lived. Class of the Chureh o f Chr,st had a picou: 1\ttM_:a y cvt'mng al the Ro.aOstde i' arK . t'rt!d I. liardnfir, pastur of J lh1• Churrh. ask~d t~ blessing pr~ t'<'dmg tht' suppt!r . Mrs. L. E. 1 1< , \11, trl~ re1·P tvl'r[ t hr prize. pa rk I ,~~-;r: cuntnbuled by Nina RWJsell, · wbo b th\: class prcs1ucut. I '\fembl•r.:> and gue~h were Mr . f ;rnd ,\-h·s. t.Jardncr, Mrs. Guy Hey-1 1 " - - - - - - - - - - - - , j n o.rb 1111d her L'lJLtsin , Mrs. Goldi .! ,.,_\1.' Mr~ . C11rrie Kennedy, Mr ~ A;tl'r,' Rubcson, N1Ua H.us~elL Maod liy~t·ll , i'· rcdn Wel ling, Mrs. Alit"n Jcnkrnsun . Mrs. !Jw1ghl l>'rost. , wdn:ct Hawtt'y ~nd A-ll's. L. t. Hcynulds. I 25 . Ireland 26. Spring 27 . Bull· 8 Ceremony 17 C'll)' Th r: Loyal Pals F1ander.1 (abbr ) 6 Caphun J ohn 7 Feline IG ··co(ttlrna l P':t'tllll(ll MUSIC BY THE flltCU; fOI ' R RANil awak• ,-1 . Commune W. 12 !'\' rw E ng. I Saturday Night Aug. 11, 1956 From 9:00PM Until? rate 20. Wide· ll Sw1 f!ly l:w d state 11 DQom 14 H u blHSh Loyal Pals Class Has Picnic Tuesday 1 19. Rever be• - 2. Alide 3 Club 1urplane 6 v.ght 1:, ' .' ,, ltiJT (CJo«lt"EJ, ~ HL61-1NESS·· F'ATI-IU- • AM At-~t!!AW tN LOVE . 1 CANI'OT f1 :MAitii:Y """""'" �' WEAmER ~ ·r-------~--------~~----~----------------. • STIFFLERS f I t roops ------------------------ ---------------~.~---- --------------- ----~~-~~ fe.a·red Deaclln_.Belgian Breakout- Of Fire oll!illot .... .10 big • go 10 fo L.· 'f .· . . '· ..,.,, so. , · mu~hl Hurry·h~rrr·hu~ : to . lhio •~!Qr' money . l!> lo••ng ••••• llld ..00 cj ..lluill.._ i:rop of L_.: • 1 ...... ~roaans. You •••er Two Men Hurt lnflead-On ·. 1e1w Russia Accepts wARSHIPS READIED FoR suEz Bid To London Suez Meeting ' Collision ~ I I LO~ DON W~CI~!JJE,, Belc~um VP~ LOOK! Ladies 2 For Chenille Spreads Full and Twin .size. Smart styles . colors. save now and new DRESSES DOLLAR DAYS VALUES GROUP 1 At LADIES Extra Spectot Value. You wlll twice as much In some places. sti>cf1 up now at Stifflerts. ftEG:UlAR 6.88 sheer ladiea dress~:s HATS· chaml>••"";.;~ by rescu~ war·· GROUP 2 oi\Jy$1.00 'Finlll elJ.o:J,ra~ on this 1roup. VALUES TO .ttu&Uon brlag thb 140CRPbical Diplnmah speculated that the delay may have bf•.n ordered as eviden;:e to back up Prime Minnaval baa& on Malta { 8 ), n-and \he bue Willi malting j iste r Sir A11thony Eo:1en'11 dedara· lion Wednesday nigllt that "we do trom ~· CJpru& (tJ not seek a solu tlqn o{ the Suez point to (If,) 1J1 ea..se M dispute by .force ." in l.olldoa call 'III"U CNI to keep the fire at Portsmouth (I) prepara UoJUJ tbrougb Gibralta.T (JJ to the -- thM. 'Of tfui Upi011lott , I ' 11.u.h 1~ ',thO ' Values to $2.9's. Faltl9US makes. Save now at SUffler's. ' $1.00 into bodie&: qf $2.00 MENS ST~W I .Blo.obile Set : .~.98 Every dres~ must go. Btiy now and ! IVe. SHOP AT STIFFLER'S FIRS'!'. Men's Better Dress · · .I . DOLLAR DAYS SLACKS DOLLAR DAYS wetolr, are preparms: lhetr exhib1ta for the Mei&s County Fair tD be held at the Rod::springs Fairgrounds besinning on August 15 and running four days. As participants in the Junior Fair, the boys aod girls of the county wi11 have an opportunity td pre.en'i several diffl!rent prnjects for con8ldCration of judges at tbe BETTER PIECE GOODS 1ne large group, hundreds of yards to 'choose .Jh;m. We have to move It so come and get it. SPORT SHIRTS .) VALUEPLVS - Former values of favorite summer fashions were UZ-95. Better dresses to be closed out at bargain price. r Sl.OCk-0 REGULAR f1.99 GIRLS BETTER DOLLAR DAYS DRESSES , VALUi: . ~: §i.VJI' NOW DURING t, '•· j ~LLAI DAYS ' '*A? STIFFLERS >l ,J Sport Jackots ~"""'I u1 pastel c:olol'll and white embossed with Unea look. DOLLAR Plain and faney, fully Un~ Iipper front. Good .range ' of aiJea. Your choice at thla low pril:~ 77c $5.00. - VALum TO ts.i~ : '• ' WOMEN'S BI!'I"FER , . tr B~;:;ND~:- · SUMMERETTES -~ ,... REDUCED FOR DOLLAR DAYS , 00 ,• ~~· \'! . ••. ' ~~~~ ~ $~ l . ' .. . ' ' ' . Novtitlt1.• cuuat... MeWum ind low beel1. Slvt D.ri' 11; tbillOW· low pri", Majorettes Are Named By Warnke O.ops! We're Sorry, Correction Please ' sa.oo - ~~· .In other court ··aetloQ, Reabett Swarti,- TO, B81"111R TOPPERS today, ~id.dleport w, pJ~ced: oD ,ptobattol\ by. Judp .. - . ~ I I Slle& erhlls. ,, .. . . .- ' ... N&s!le r wa.s reported counting suppor t cf the ~:::~b:~fe :::~e~of:d p~e~:~:. . Vidual dem nsiratt s. -tailored garments an costume, tr.etor rodeo, swine eep · · A-$5, B-$4., C--$3.. atUe, s~op, club rotte. or etectrtca ·:~uibats, team .demonstrations, 1tllnll: ~ , demonstrations. \. A~ l$6, .50, C--$3.- E&>· U 1 bo0th 8 · 1 d' Scout ~~na -JDC u mg Saturday evening August 11 "~P'· ' The tbr r! b t educational was set as t be deadline for rner-' . e ~s .. vatlons {or the baseball excurs ion booths wtll rect':tve_ an additional. spooored by the Feeney-Bennett prize of :SlO fo r f~rfit, 57 fo r set· Poat, No. 128. America n Legion, ond , 8 ~ l<1r thmt place. to the douhlf!header ume in CioC'innati on August 26. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Thr Legion me t Wednesday An Ice cream social and parcel evenine at tbelr Hall on Fourth post sale Will be held on the lawn Ave. and planned to spon~or a beside the Home Bank In Racine eii'C!Us '(J n August 16 at SI.Ansbury on Saturday, August 11. it baa Park wjth one performa nce planbeen a.nfl(lunced by the Racine ned for the everting. PTA, the- sponsoring organiutioo. Plans were 111ade for th~:. Labor Day celebration at t11e fnotball ·-· fiel::i and Louis Long is chainnap of the program which will• !n. elude music by the Go~ pe l Harmony Buyt fror.: the Huntington televiillon slation. a parade and a d.isplay of firework! . The program for the evening . . wa.s a report by Tom Kelle:v , son of Mr~ and Mrs. M L. Kell y, on · blo; visit to Boys State ~ the re! r presentative of the local post. A water,melon food was sen ed at the clo.sc of the meeling. ~pi Deadline Js Set For ReservaiiODS ' 0 ball Tnp . I I _----=--==---- .l Cll!'k. swartz "~' ltldlcted by tile Miy Grapd ·JUri •. on • · charJe - ~ · malicioua· eutthi.l' wilh the l~te~t to . wound._· . ' · and Long Coats Value to -21.96. Famous make;. All sac.· rlficed at this low price. BUY NOW FOR $15.00 I" Exhib_lts at the Jun_ior FBlttfll!ust be carried as projecte of VocaUonal Agrkulture work, Home Economlc_s work, -I-~ Club work , or supervl.s~d. prachces or: under the su. per YtBIOD"of Juvemle Granges, or Boy or Girl Scout Troops. · · lead Award s t o b e giVIm ID .'. el'!bip, educational ,bootb ex.hlbits, demonstrations ' clotbin,.. • · home · ·· -- ··~ - - ATTEND GIRU STATE Eight Mason Coun t.v !li rl s are attending the Girls State 4-H Camp at Jackson's Mill th.is we:: k. They are June spenre r, Lo l• Roush, Wanda Tbomp~un , and Ann Newland, all fr om 1h.e Bt' nd Arf'a: and Anna Belle SommPr, Janice, Jane Jordan, and Nancy Blain. NEXT SPRING. " FaJ.r • ·boy identified •~ Hill was t'epGrtedly an automobile thi11 10:2& in front of hla Letart Fall&. to the Holzer Hoa])y the Racine BOYLlS TAI.KS Patrolman Boyle.s of the St ate the hospital at boy waa still aod tbi ·extent not yet known . Patro1 ofthl,t an .... ...... . . I J I I I tlon, foor preparation. meal plan· nina:, salads, •andwiches and summer drinks, vegetables and crops. nower s:ardeninr, ahopwork, beef cattle exhibits, dail')' cattle exhibil.a abeel) exhibits swlne ubi' ' . bita, rabbit&, poultry and hveatock Pflldudl. tractOr rodeo - and boy ~ r I •ICQUt act'11/1'll ~· , lb d .. Tbe seorln1 of the vartoua ex· hiblla wiD bl: done in the follow· ina: manner: An "A" will be given t& e:.:hlblts of superior merit; a "B" will be given exhibib midway between ..A.. and "C" class; and a 'C" will be Jlven ubibit.s, of average tnertt. Exhibita not meetiru~ del!llrable ltaDdardJ will be' graded •[)t• but wJil not reeeive a ribboD or an award. Transportation awards will be GROUPl 00 EACH TABLE COVERS In New Haven Values to $14.91. Sprinc and sum mer topper.s. Good weight. S.>ft pai!ite-1 colors. Buy now and Jave. VALVES TO fUS MENS -- · REG. 3.99 BALL 'Re£Ular $2.99 value Gayle printed, '••:! Mie oize, nke quality and weight. l'r<let) dled Wedrteaday, Ho!Bpltal . TOPPER VALUES S('~AL ltfiG. •t.29 FANCY Elii'BOSSED PLASTIC Missionary Will Speak At Church Mi-. and Mrs: the parent& Jo; Mr. and and ~~--D...... RA .....S~T--IC ......A,_""'*-.:;.:: · :r Indian- .Blankets ·of • Values to $3.99 In cool sllort sleeves styles. Many famous l>rando In . fhlg group. 99 SPECIAL $ 7.00 I 3yards 50f!yd. • GROUP 4 MENS BETI'ER Prepare m g to a schedu1e set Up by tbe Sov1~t Union, ladla anO the Arab fa ir com., ittee. · nat10ns in tbe dispute. C 1 i r o Basic awards wifi be give n lor sourcCJI staid Eden's d o.'serip ... on e:~hib ita accordin g to tbe follow- Wedne sdo~~y nigbt of Nauer as a ing schedule: • plunderiq dictator was certBia to " A"- ,;tliO, 'B" -Sl-25, C-$1, bring stronJ counter-measures. Style Re"Yu e, Showmat)sh ip. JndiOffidal deaial• in Cairo failed vidual ~bop, rope or electrical to halt mounting speculation. Nq.. work, lnd[vJdual Seouts.._ all food \ser would seek a deferue pact exc~.:pt canPipg, Let's Sew, A rticle-s wtt~ Russi~ when be vi&its tlie to use and wear, Simple hOme fur- ~v1et t=apltal Aug. 16, the open~ . nishiogs, Sil'nple ho~e marlM{e-lmg date of tbe London Su~ ment; Oow.er gardenmg., leader- Conference. .ship, vegetal)les find crops. live-~ Hopes For S.lutloa ' s~ock ~roduc&. miscellaneous, and Eden 'expressed hope tbe ronftnt ald. · . troven~y would be solved "bJ the A-$2 B-$1 .50 C-$l . - Rab-1 broadett possible intelnaUoDal b'ts 'Jtry · d' :d "' h agreement." but he said the canal 1 , pou 1n JVI ua.~ s op, can. d ' d h f · h' wat a matte\ of life and death rudng, a dv~nce o~e urn: tngs, aod that BTltain would never ..:-a A--$3 vance uome manageme . C- $2 -. lndl- cept N---~ .aaat:;l. I HlJUre. ~alr. OOLLAR DAYS $5.00 , ... -- a... The you ~h oC ~e1g5 C~uaty,_tl~u pud OD exhibits at the fa1 r aecord- on ~bt: unqualified $3.00 1 I . Eden's .speech ~ while regarded _ _ _ __ _ _ .:.___:;..,_;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 1 1 m some quarters as conciliatory, mulled further a nger in. Cairet ~ where it W& K said his attad: on Egyptian Prnide nt Gam•l Abd•l Nasser vlrtuatl)' erast'f,i any hope f..,....,. .,....~ of a nepliatpi -.ett\imteut ot the 'GROUP 3 SOme of our better pleoe goods at l~ss than Iii. One large table. S&ve now at STIFFLER'S. ONLY ca ll ~ d I I Wonderful fabrlCfl of 11ummer las· hion1. Drcu,s that formerJy soltl ~tl higl) 'as -10·90. . . · PIECE GOODS Brilain . 277 , mJnert trapped· W,e4nesday h~ve 'b~>UR~i W·*l!c aurfa~e. Nme were de~ , tnv11111 only to ' have 11111~d tbe ·dts- STIFFLERS just riabt for this hot weather. Save over 14 nt7W. Buy several at • on!)' 3941! pair Smart stylee. Regula r Sl. valul.'. HURRY , t hr§e won 't last long, Buy seve. ,ral now. Rgular 4.98 . NYLON HOSE BLOUSES SUMMER ~ plie·; in the Med l!t!rrant':a n. T here was no offi r ial E'l!Jll a n ;~· li on for the d ed~;1c m which haltf>rl the fl ow of ~ hips, pl ane.~ . m en and ll>Uppllt's fu hack U}l :Jritain's fin · call off an air lift of :J.OOO sold iers with Force if necessary free pay ~;age th rough the Suez Canal. The deft': ns-e minli try ordered Bri tish Overseas Airways Corp. !() call nf an airlirt of 3,000 soldiers to British · teased t>ases in Libya _ Tbe m i ni ~ try a lso postponr d the u.iling of the troopship "Empire Ken:: At t~~ s_ame t ime, a Gibraltar dispat-c h said lhc 22,000.ton air craft ca rr iei Bulwark stopped ofr then • in the mid.5t of a duh to Cypr us and abr uptly went lato dry dock. - todl!i' Jn tbe jp:lmy ~1 mtne wbm Ladies Values to $1.00 yd. UP Panama w.t~erways. halt today to he r emrr· gem;y bmH.up of troo ps and su· b.tlow tht~ aurface of VAJ.UES TO 79c YARD - Rustla •c· 'a ~>urldcn Thu $3.00 UP c:epted itft invltltiOI'I t o. t h • London Sun Conhr1tnu tottlght ·~ with a hint It m-.y ftmand lnkr· if!ai'ed deld hun· ONLY BULLETIN MOSCOW nat(~llution of thi! Carilf and ottMr world I I ' Highway Patrol 11howed slides o{ auto aceidents and J&V'e a talk on safe drivinl aa the U ons Club ~ Pomeroy met in the basement oi' \ tbe Federated ChUI"Ch on Wed . A guest at 1the meetini Was .Tohn Jfn\1.. .~ ~ _ I f � 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. 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