http://66.213.69.5/files/original/26fa11ed63efa68568a1ae21be8cc6d2.pdf 4815a619afe2aed2efd33f8cf58982ce PDF Text Text ' 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 $3.00 UP c:epted itft invltltiOI'I t o. t h • London Sun Conhr1tnu tottlght ·~ with a hint It m-.y ftmand lnkr· if!ai'ed deld hun· ONLY BULLETIN MOSCOW nat(~llution of thi! Carilf and ottMr world I I ' Highway Patrol 11howed slides o{ auto aceidents and J&V'e a talk on safe drivinl aa the U ons Club ~ Pomeroy met in the basement oi' \ tbe Federated ChUI"Ch on Wed . A guest at 1the meetini Was .Tohn Jfn\1.. .~ ~ _ I f �~-The Pomeroy-~i~dle(><lri - (0 ) Dailv ScnUnel. Aug 9. 1956 .FAITHFOl FI~WITH RESERVATIONS Did You Know The Daily Sentinel Where'vc you been? Sonll' of yuu are askmg Well . l'vt' been nght here E"xce'pt a week m Columbus w1lh a critiCJII!y 111 brother who is now conv.a!e~cenl after 5 long weeks in a completely horizontal posttton at UniversHy Hospital . t>Ocw he's horhe and "hom(:' never looked so wonderful ." And we t~a nk ~od, on e and all of us of h ls f~mily a nd""ou r endless grat 1 tude • ~ to dot'tors, nurses fr1end ~ lor the m any prayers offered f ,w him , fur the con:sta 11 t lnquil"i ·s nnd solicJtUfle . ' II you want to se'' what happens In .:1 eoronat·y l hrombo::;~s, scl' July 6 Co llJ-~t!l. It 's .!i ll th en• - omd why II ~ ~ <'iil led a ' Willow Makt'r" t oo. DEYOTEO TO rNTEREST$ OF MEIG5-MASON J'ICHARD S. OWEN I GEN. MGII. REYNOLD !. CiREINI fDITOR Publi•bed every aftt'tnoon e>l:t'ept Sunday by The OhJn Vulh.>)' Bu:.hU!I!I urrice Sptmboloi•De,!;.!ncd .,il" 111 0 Met·banic St., Pvmm uy, u . <~~IJG, e or 1.1 1 office pho!.-:- 3!17 :Entered as •f>Ctlod cla.xs mail'~ mallt>t qt ?l.lOh!J"'y 34., Ohio. ~:!~~~&101 ..., repres~nt.att~. ldAve.rtlsNing n · ll Botlmel!i-KlmLall lac ve., ew York Clly 16 N "' ' ·· Sub ·· • w ~~tlP OJJ rates . Ddu.-Pry by cur•" ••r where available 30 cent! :;: m::tlu. o;; ;;;ll~llr. ••JvanrP at Th" I·:.~ J iy St••Jttnt>l o rfi ce S:Hi 60· nKlnlhs, $:l !JO Bv •n .1tor ruute. where 'v • 1.labl t .. one m1 :~thltt'e $1 B bre• month $2;.: . Y mal 1 Ollt' Y"';;r $R ~~ Y tnoniiJS 1423· ~ s, ·"" ; one month $1 · - - - - - - -- - - - - - - '· had a perlerl! y good colum n QUll t' large too, rr:rdy a l lus t of .Jura· .\-1.v ed rtor though t hi' hud I t - - -- und .sound so d1d lhe lmotype work~'"rs a nd shop men. They looked under th'! Ded, behind big rolls of n~wspr mt, in each oth'" J"'s lunch palls. No col-lum . NJ. ry a trace. l called th.e editor, J jawed and ar~ued . He promise d and vow ed they'd find It and get it in. It bas pai!Sed out into the great u~know n l!nd a i:reat master piece ·Is lost to a waiUng world. I now give it another try. But one commtnt In pass ing. These men! Yessir. repeat, these menSJl f e J,..uJsWASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS =:=::: s.. .• I lite Stepping Up lltnohal Campaltnlnt W Bpeefal to C~ulral Natlonwlcf• aarnsfotM Ruled Otftnlttfy Out Prell Auociatiora ASHINGTON- Political insiders say that President EiBen-: bower may wind up doing a lot moJ·e campaigning thla autumn ln his bid tor re-election than he plana at the present time. To con.aen-e the Preaident'.s atrength in the wake or hi• heart attack and abdominal operation, GOP atrateglatB hppe to limit lk• to llve or alx major TV appeuancea from laq;:e cltle•. HoweY E.>r, It probably won't. work out that way. Once the ftrlng begins, Mr. Eisenhower may find himselt maklnJ" a lo~ more .epeechu to 1tn11wer Demotratic charge11 being l1ul"!ed at hls admmi~:~tratlon . A bamatormlng to ur or the nallon haa been dllftnltely ruled out, but thil decl.!uun won't keep him from !lying to numerous clUes for speeches or from makinr a series ot tr:lttvunQn·radiO talka from Waahlnrton. ll'l hard to 1lt aun In the middle ot a pitched tllattle- whlch this campaign will be- and lite, an old 80ldler, 11 aimo11t sure to want to •wing hJa wel(ht wllettllver he t~1lnks the GOP cauae could I e . • •• • ' • . • • ' •' • -• • ••• TELEVISION GUI WSAZ -TV Channel'3 THURSDAY 6:M Si~:n On 7 00 'l 'O:Ifli¥ 9 1.-0 Cofret Timfl 10 LIU I I l•i.l 11 .30 12:00 Home 'I'ic Tac Dough It ruuld be you Pa·rson 's Stutly J 2 ~0 Current 6.55 11 :06 Bn!re ball Comedy Time !My Little IMargi& Aunt Dr u Show News Picture SI>Orl.s Eye Lts Paul & Mary Ford Snooky Lanson show News Caravan Flatt & Scr~gs Sh.ow HalJs of Ivy People's Choice Ford Theater Lux Theater Best ot Groucbo DrNJ1et News Head:in~ WeaJilbercaat Press Box 11:15 :k~ 7 00 'J'ud.:~.y 9 00 CoHee 'I'imf IU U(J fJOme ·11 00 'f\Jc 'I'ac Dolle:h 1 ·;:10 ·Jt Could tie \' ou 12 00 Cament Goes to Sclwol 12:30 L.: ur.r-ent I·:m Tennes:~e El nia 2 00 Matint>e 1'heafre 3·00 Queen For d JJay 3.45 Modern Romances 1·00 Cumt'dy Time 1 30 4.00 4::::0 5·00 11.00 fl 15 6·25 6·30 6:45 7:00 7 30 8 :00 a :30 9:00 10:00 J0:30 lldKI 11:05 FRIDAY Siin. Ou .. • • • • t:l : 2~ 6:30 6 ·45 7:00 7:30 B·OO .11 .30 9 00 9:415 10~ 10:30 Musewn CLIFTON. Mr. and Mr~:o. George Moore and dauihter, Calolyn, Columbus, 0., called on Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mina Monday. Calling on Clara Williams Mon· day ahd 1\le.sday W@re Mrs. Mary Picken~t, Thelma Henry, Mr. and Mrs. R~e6e WilUams, Pomeroy, Ohio; Misseij Bess1e and Norma Sullivcm, Pt. Pleasant , W. Va.; Reverend Wris:ht Ma,on, Mrs. Vina McDermitt, VirginJa, and Claude Tbomas, Mrs. Margie Rodg. era, ' West Columbia; Mace! BumMardner, Mason. .,, ro,oo --- • • • • r. _WHTN-TV Channel13 N • UIUe• aa. .... -------- u,ao :New Inhaler Aids Asthmatic Victim I .. • .. .•.. • • "· • "• lt•• * ""-* bt•tmw. Ot .. •• ,. . Jl!!m !" fl!:!, • * Mr and ltn Johnnie Holloway, · U11ion Cem_p Grove Sunda1 alj:bt. the former Ida Chapman of IlhMr. Geral Wei&and ealle4 OD ltr. noiJ , llrr announcina: tbe birth of and Mrar. !"red 1\oush SundaJ llltera •vn which will IRBWer ta the aoon. name or R•ndy Lynn. Mr. CO\!'eil R. Bleuin1 purelwed s~veraJ from thu commuotty at · a tnonument from the Lo~~:u lloatended the funeral of Mr Ralph ument Co. to be erected at bla ShiriPy Sunday wife's grave. The Boud Reumon <~nd Home· comJO.~o: will bt al Board Bipllst Church Sunda y, Au1uat 19 Tht' pubill." i.J • i nYJ~d . Rev Fraak BleAstog of Byesville will be one of the 1peake ra Mr and Mr ~. J obnnl@ Fry, Judy and Jimmie of Ne-w Haven, called on Mr and Mrt . C. E. Fry Sunday evlc" nlng. The Charli e Brown fami ly are thP proud ow11ers of .a TV sf!t . Preaching aervices at Buard sat urrtay ntght the lith. Mr. and Mr·s. Ed Fry and Mrs I .aura Glbb» attr. nr:led Hervlces at Buy Holsum WE>atlher u,:w . afternoon . lll8r4 . 1 ,.- Mr. Kenneth Rickard Jnd Mlh Janet Berkie uf Hartford enjo}ed an o utio& al Camden Park Sund.il) Mr. Allen Prosaer i• m a hOliiJi· tal in Columbua for a major op· eration . Mr. Ernie and Min Tw1la Rickard attended service• at Union Camp Ground Sundiily. Mr. and Mu John Hudson of Morgan, c¥11ed Oll Mr and Mn Arch RouAh of Oak Grove Sunda y The Pomeroy-Middleport (0) Daily Sentinel, AU8. II, Les Pa-ul .Jaye P. Mo.,a:an Show New;; Canava'JI Death. Valley Days The Whis tler Ht·s t in lrtysterr ' f)tar St!Yf~ Pavalcade of Sportl Red Ralrber's Comer 'Duth ur Consequences Life o! Rilt')' WCHS-TV Chqnnel8 • YeaJt'!" of M.aaon, Mr Cordi Bleaa· 1ng, wtf..,, Myu and Eddie of Ak ron , Mr ud lin. t'aul Bleurng of Point Plea.. nl, Mr and Mr. Curti• Y oung sod Mr . Jkrt Bitar rng. Mr. and loin. Leonard Rousb Sandts and Millon Ray, Mr. and Mn. Daniel Wel(and and Brer:u:L1 or Huntington. sod Mr . BUhe Wt!tand, Mr. end Mra ArciJi~ Chapman were Sunday gue1ts of Mrs W . J . Chapman. iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiriirrliiiiiiiii 11 :10 Press Box 11 15 G11eatest Fights of Ceolu.-, 11 :30 F'o.reign In1rlgue CARMEl.· Mrs Kathryn B lt>Pln~; spent Mr. and Mn. Vene Fb'.ier. Mr. Wednesday evc'lln.: with Mn. F isher keeps 1111 bed but walked Mr. c. F. BlehinJ and Mrt. Leo- Clara Caperbart of Potnt Pleasact. acroq the room witb Mr. BleNMr. and .Mra . Dennts A. Rouah Ins's belli whtcb bt• rel•tlvn bere lia Young were aboppll'll ill Poml were busineu vl•ilor• in .Point wiV be thrtlled t o know. .Pleuut Tuesday., Pleaaam Wednuday Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bleuinl, H)'· Mr. and Mr&. Cbartie Brown , Sue Mr W. A. Bl8aicg, Mn. Garnet ra and Eddie of Akron, tpent the Ellen, Evalee, Robert and Anita were bua1ne11 calleu In HunUng· Chapman &nd Mrs. Mar)' sonecu t- weekend With tbe former's par. tl!'r lpl!'nt .frJ,d11y eveninlil with Mr. enl.r. tpo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W1ttmer. Mr. and The people In thi• community 11nd Mrs. CecJI BlellinJ o. nd Ella. Dwl &ht Grbhti JKn't 10 well at Mra. Newm•w and •on Df .AUJand, were sorry to hear of Mra. Rhod:t Ohio, sptont thll weekend wltb Mr Mcintyre breaking her hlp. She lh1s writi ng. Mr. and Mrs Mort Pickens o( and Mrs. Harry Thon~Pf(tn . makes her home wltb h er daughTexu s ~t!nt Fr1da)' m~rht wit h Mr. ter and aon -tn-l aw, Hr. Hnd Mrs Ml!i• Mus, Saqdre Rou•h of Manford Blesslnt:. She Js now il and Mn. Ed Fry. Rockfo rd, Illinois i1 visiti.nc her Rev . W. S. Btllups was thE' dinp11tlent at Holzer Hospital. ;randm n! her, Mrs. Luvena Rainey Mr. Robert Taylor calilld on the ner auest of Mr 11nd Mrs. C. 1<' . · Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chapma n Ble~sing l'riday. C. F . Blessmg Camily Wednesday of Atwa ter, spent Saturday Dlihl evening. • Mr. Charlie Brown returned hi with Mr~ . Garnet Chapman. M_r. and Mra. Bonell , th~ for mer hia employmen t on thf'. river Fri· Miss Hazel Ruth Brookl re. Lucille Roush, daughter and chil- day, after a s hort vacation with turned home after vlt.ilina her si,._ dren of East Uverpool , were rec. his family at Board. ter, Mn . Dorothy MeDermott, on ent guest$ ot Mr. and Mrtt. Arch Mr. Bert Blessing, Mrs. Luvena Chestnut R1dge. Row b . Th o~e enjoying dinner with Mi u Rainey and Okey Roush returned Mr •. Click Is visiting Mr from Ill inois Saturday evening. Ella Bless ing Sunda)' on ber birth· ond Th001pson. Mr. Blessing spent one night with day were Mr. and Mn. Dallas 11 :00 New. 11:05 11:80 Forelfn Intr.Igae • LETART, W. VA. 4:30 My Litllle Mal'gie !HKJ A·u nl Dru 6 00 Ne-ws Piot.ll1'e 6. 15 Sports Eye Ulq Sl~ Olf Summer is waill ng and they're eycn beglnuing to havt' sweater 12·00 Tonfrgbt 12:00 To.,,ig:bt gii'J s on TV fashwn s how.s But -~ · -- -----~- . me - J"m just beKiP.nlng to get lugether at long last a few summer duds. Remember how 1 .always come up pantJng iq thE' rear THURSDAY of alJ who've lou.{l, long si nce FRIDA.l' 6:00 Sign On - - -houi!"ht their trot wtather Sl'a ntie.s RUARK REPORTS 8 :00 Capt111.Q Kanga100 B 00 Sign On Oliver WliMun 'is visiting his and things. 9 ·0o Oi All Things 800 CII/PWn Ka.n(rarou . . duu~;~htt.r , Mr~ Humer Cit'CJI! and W·~ ll . I'm r unning true to form BY R08ERT C. llUARK g1 nw ~ oul of II rnt o sloLI I!lv ,;rn. ly . famJy . 9:00 01 All Thin-gs 9:30 ArthlU' Godfrey 11!! u"ual. )!J st Uliuk of il _ J'\"e Tht· juutJjals iof01m llle that (l"o py1i g ht 1956, by U wt ~ d Fe :o· 9 ,30 Anhur Godfrey 10:30 Strike it Rich t (count 'em, 4) new slips all 11 t New J t• r s~ y. a state WhJt"h has of· lu re Syn dJralc. In <".) Mrs. S. G. Circle 11pent Tues1fa,v I t;OO Valiant Lady 10:30 Strike it Ric'b one~ •. a e~~uple new dr~s~es . .a nPw wrth Mrs. Dana Moore. h·n pennittcd crlmma ls in oHiJ.·~ - - - - - -- --I J :0() Valiant Lady shortie coBl a11d I won't go on 11 :15 Love 6r Li-fe Lind ~cnt> U as sanctuary for la1·geuse • Jlft, ll : H5 Love of Li-te 11 :30 Search for Tomorrolll' ,,.. ....... t BiJIJe- Sut! G~y of Mt. Hore, w. because you'll just' die of envy ' scalc mohsle1· ~ . has dec ided that • 11,45 t}1Jiding ~bt Oh fit!, oh, my. · St!&TICh for Tomorrow V.n., .spent two weeks with Mr. IIHnh•wtr ,)(•rs('y Ci tv is tou df>l icalt' to p er • RU88lAN FAMILIES- The J8 United Statea 12:00 Ray Mutand Show 11 ·45 Guidin-.ll" Li&'lit und Mrs, David GrJndstafC and 1n11 a ro<k 'n roll crmret1 , due t o BY B&TTY tARLETON home buildenJ who spent a month In Rueaia art 12:00 Ray ~hiland Show l J gave orders to my men fulk s 12:80 AIS The WorJd Turns Mr and Mrs. C hari~ r.tli ott lamily . ~onvlnced that the Soviet poptrlntlon 111 not !nrt·ealling u rapidly ft ar of nuts. 1·00 Johnny carson Sbow 12:::10 New youse guy <~ ('.Ill yow· ict• ~ . t he 'foriLI 1'urn1 und famJ)y uf tland, W. Va . :tnrl U Amerl~a'a. Their opinion 111 based on unoft'lcial evi!Jen1 e, which 1:30 Houseparty Mr. and Mr·s. Harold Grady and c t·eam away from here because 1:00 Joh nny Ll,inon Shovi Mt"rry . mer·cy me, and also heav. t Mr ~. Edna Ar no ld of Athen ~ !toad they consider, however, conclua!ve : they .111.r.w very few email chi!· fanuly ~ (J ~ n t Sunda): with Mr and we ale- a half ga llor: Sa tu rday and 2:00 The Blg Payoff :i 30 ll vur.cp:n-ty en s to Ucby . You WGUid think Yl sited drtn or eKpectant mothera. Mr and Mrs. Vuu,glu s Mrs. llufu s l! nru.Julph anJ (am!ly a half gallon Sundr.y and how 1lu .2:30 Bob Crosby Shuw 200 B»g Payoff that t•ac h gt· nf' ralion lnventt'd sin Clrde and fo, mily Satllfdoy 1 One of t'he delegation .aald each of the graup noticed th!l In the of Ba.~ ha n. }'u t•ver I"X pect me to dlt't!" 00 Bri-ghter Day 2:110 3 Bob Crv.!iby Show and that JUVf' mle dellnqueney Is ~'l ore!fj•e C1rcle spend st VI' I" a! 12 Ruaalan cHilli they visited. He said they dlacu»Hed It among 3 ·15 Set• ret Storrn 3 00 A jcil)'ri t< h has .a stiff s pine Brig hter Day u jli"Odud of the TV al(e. days \'Ysiting friends ·~lll BPlpre lllemaelve. but made no direct tnq\Jirlt!S, since It wu a lllubjJtCt out· Mrs. OougJ.as C1rl'll' and fa mily compartd with me on die!. 3·15 St:c-ret ~ 3:30 Etlge of Night ~ld1 the otrtclal purpoae ot their vl11l. Mrs. II A. Uar1tih an-u l wu . son~ <llld f-'lor emt• Cin·Je stwnt Weo. J:m Edge ol Nler.t 4 00 K:~lit's Kitl'hf!n While I li m not t-ndor;llng riol s, of L!nt•oln H1 •rglr B .~pent Sundoy fWS day with Mt s. Buren lluucan Their, own conclu.Jilon wu that the standard of living In ftu•sl& I hope tlr is won ·t !Je lrue tH IY 4.00 Katie'• Ki.otehen 4 30 Lueky 8 Rlln<'h j uvt>nl ll' or adult, the hahn of f'\'l'llll lfl v.tth Mr rm d M ·, l>t•<~ n h&l lncrea.ed to the point whetf! birth cunlrol h1 pracll(:"e.:l ~but Ia 1 :rnl1 f:11uily ol Clrflun , W Vu. where •his f;111 )Oiltlg IHrcks kicking up lhtorr ht't'l ~ llrink<" r 4:30 5·00 'J'he Earlv Show Llu.-k}• 8 ltanch 1tlllao low that addHion ... to lamlhe,. would be conaldered a but-den. Parent : "Whai rlirl llwy tea('h anti rn akwg mischic r w11s p,rct ty j 5·oo The Fhrly Show 6:00 Ar·t Linki e ller Bttor-., the)' believe, condition• were so bad that a ddition• to tht 1 you at school tod ay ~" .;l t"l"v Smillt of T..aur lll CJ1ff 1·c' SECOND HELPI"' W1•1! e~l<~blillhed i.rt'fore rock 'n , G G· J5 lJougl;r~ E.dwarcis G 10 Region!lll Reporter popr.datlon made no ·dlnerence. r oll l'a me into whul is eer·taln to Yi~nhng Mr. anJ Mrs. Dan S11r ith KNOXVIII ~· T 1 Son : "Nuthin '. I gotta go lmrk 6:15 6.30 Sgt Pre.-.111n of" the Y1.1k01 PQu.~la s F,d'Wil'T'd§ a nti fnm!ly · • •· enn- (l P) tqmorrow." 6·:JO My Friend Fliclcttr be hr1t>f vog u•, dull . to th" frailty Ft'dcrnl Judge Robeo·j ' T 1 7 (JO Bob Cwnn1 ings Show D'EWART QUIT8- P'ormer Congrfeaman Wnley A. D'Rwart ot ~ M r and Mrs. Roy Bolll!'mah' ond ay or ' ~ ~-7.00 Holl.vwood Sumlper Thej(rJ 1,30 Clim.ax · !Montana baa quit lile po1t aa acting aeatatant Intel"lor aecretarl' or the art Jorm fMnll y of Buchtel spent Sundi! y aUu ut to p.a ~~ judgmtonl.. on Wlllte~ But how do the " thf'nk of ex- -B·SO Fot.Jr Sf,4 r Plt~y~·uuse 7.30 llecauae the Senate denied him conftrmatlon. Playhouse ol S~s r mls11ed the Bunny HuR, and wJth Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle ~ay Giles !_or a Se£ond moonshln- planatiOns ltke thi s~. 8 :00 'I'be C!':usader I D'Ewart rt.l\ tor the BenatC' In 19.SC against Senator Jamee 11. P:OO Arthur Murray hrnil . v . mg ~onvlct10n , asked, ·Did your and the fnx trot was well secure Wht1n Little bay, walk:ng ll:ilh. stom- 9 !JO Quiz Kid ~ 8:30 Hig hway Patrol Murray (D~. Murray won In a clollle race and became In tenor com~ pl·evwus sentr nce help you, WaJ. I rome mto colthood. But I WJh M Mrs s G rlrcJe YiRited Mr .and ter?JI" lmittee chairman. The .l!enalor cllarced that hie Republican opponent 9:00 Unr1ercurrettt Yc:i sir, hut I guess this one ach protuLiing wa) out. '' l tuld 10·00 P..sso Rofoporter In on the Charle.q ton, the Black rs Garrett Clrdt! or Rac ine , wfll d() me mur(' good, " Giles re· the printip.o.l 1 had the Mtummick 10:15 Spnf'ts Pa,ra-de had conducted a "1mear" campaign, and hiA committee delayed e.nd 9.30 Pantomime Quiz .... .I plied. Bultnm, the s hag, the Jitterbug, Thursday, ache and he said rf I'd stiek ll liJ·25 WeatlH!rmllll delayed corudderatlon of the nomination or the aaalatant secretary. Your E sl'!o Reporter· the Lindy llup, ~ -bop , lhe c hn out till noon, he'd dl' ive me lwme. 10:30 Palace Playhouse 10·15 Sports ;parade t'ln&lly, the commltLJe refused to aqt. and tho! former congreuma"r ha eha and other jlOpular de lu1 ~n forced to quit. 1.():2,!5- WNil he.mna n 11:00 New.i And In n book I reeentlv rt'ad II :05 '11he Late Show JO ·:Iq Dlltel.in'C: ·Europe ;[t Wll a ca•e of Senate prtAllge. Ally former 1enator get. quick srons of the madness of rrowds. occurs this gem "Thing~ ha\'e 11 :00 NeWs COftGnnatlon tor eKecuttve p011itJon1, . They were all mort' 01· les~ concome to pretty pnss-)Vt:Jen a mun 11 :05 Late Show demned as a sure-(J r e pa~~age tu can't wallop h~ own j ackass." penlitlon , and rhe old folks .~ ightod • 0VJ:R8VPPLY AND DEMAND- -It· app .. n that next year't and s.u id, "I tl on't knnw -"hill th t Co••NB• may rr.a.lte ,.tJ'Onger demande on the Pentat<m to adopt ALCOHOL 'ADVERTJRING tlrhter control• on buytn& and 11elllng pra<:tlce11. young people iltt' t'onung 1t~ In r. In the theat('r--on the t adi0.::.:: my day . , ." 'nl&. Ia lndlcfil.ted by lhe 11trong tonea of a report recently Juued ~n the signboard-) .say what by U\t anned ·Mrvlcu preparedneaa .Jiubcilmrntttee headed b)' sen4 EW l'ORB-Jut as it ts poeslble for 110me My pal"cnU infnrm ed nw t hul I m paid to say. - But in lh~ at~ Jo(ajorlty Leader Lyndon B . Johnaon (0), Tuaa. cr .111 to be (Ompletely conrused when we THURSDAY laboratory- To the city jui!- Jn After an tl(llt· mOJlth JnVt.Jitigatlon, Johnson's rroup found thati th e fux Lrut, when rt t•n fered ti l!' F:liDAY dll!Cover somebody Wh() doesn't think the Marx the roat:fhotL~e-ln the Vt'ins o f 11.59 Stgn On ''Tht Jn!Utary ••tabll1hment h&lll been guilty ot concurrent bu11rll Rcene, was a thrng no n1 re girl L11d . brothers are thl funniest men In the world, ao 11 :59 SigD On a nd thmclnw cheek to rhN'k wu ~ the drunks - 1 tell th£' tr11th. and ..umr of the eame Heme. Thle practice Involve. ..nine 12:00 l<~ilm & Fancy Ia It upsetting to ftnd occ.ll..l!tonally that aome 12:00 Film & Fancy liltle s hort v f 'letlucllon u.> u men . No one needs to a<ld more to tqulpmt~~t tLlte'ldy In their poall\lnlon at a fraction ot I~ cott and 1:90 Feminine Touch. people don't conalder New York the Alpha and ] :30 Femini,ni! To uch -uyln• aew Item• ot the anma thing." ace to tht! commonweul Wh ~ l the above. It bappf'ns to be th.c Omega of exlatence. 2:00 AftNnoon Fiiln FesEval 2•00 Af.temoon Film FE»t~of whole truth. . In maklnl' a IJIIrlq of J"ecommendallone to correct tht!y would hav~ sa id uf thr rum · 4:00 Film Concurl'tnt "I woutdJ;~'t live there," St. Laul.san mlght 4 uo Fi'm tile tfituaUon, the eubcommlttee pointedly uld, "The ba , which is nothinw hut 'it'XIIa l 4.30 Weslern uy ftatly and wJtb utteJ." ,..., "If they gave me ~,,.,, 4:30 Abbott & CO!rlo)IJO Htrtt.ary ot detente ahould re-en.pha&lze thf. im· Au.J<:"u r. t is acting up s imply awsymbolism based on hiUI'k lllfiUir , the piB.Ce." It Ls by no m:eua an ortrlnal atate. 5 ·00 Mickt'y Moust: 1100 'Mick('y Mouse porlutct of co•t· oonadotume11 and the ab11olute ful. Here we had that nict• CQol I um llHh.llst to think S.lllng ment, but It Is hearUelt--and It Jara us protes~ 8·00 New!! 6·00 News nec.,.lly fm rrugaltty In hou~ehold management. " June, a fairly dect·nt July and slonal Manl18.ttanltea baek on our heels. What'• 8:oti Weatherrmm But r know thai my l{l'nup. whirh 6,05 Weather The ltnatore eald the aerlouaneu of the situation \8 illustrated now August s tsrl~ to really boll the matttr- 11 the ruy crazy! Where else CQuld. 6:10 Sports was ol the palnt('d s lickt!r. wide us out. 6:10 SP""ts by the tact that 32 lnltllnceiJ or "concurrent buying B.illl selling" lle pruslbty prefer to nve '!' ll 15 John Dilly bottom trousl'r.'i 11nd rln·vcr nu, 8·15 "*"noted amonr 161 It-ems chOIIen "at random for tnvutlllaUon." Consolation is.....,Jt's making the John Daly In poking around, ;yor.a dlf!cover that the rt• 6·30 Lone RHngttr raised just us much hl'I J a~ ! h ~ Ytl, thly llUd, there are 2,!)(10,000 ltema of military supply and no B ·:m Rin 'Pin •rm ~attest greenest <"orn \'ea r am· one actions to and lmpl'tlsalonll ot New York run the 7·00 Hour GlassteUlnl' how mu~' h simultaneou1 buytnr and •elllnr 11 gotnr on witb modern ~. We erHshed thcatN Just about t'ver ,saw. Th t•y say th at 700 Qlmbat Serge~ N ." Y.'t life-blood entire gamut, trom awe to diBJU.Jit to enchant· B·OO Stll'f' Tonight -.ned to all ot th•m. duurs In crowd~ of hundred.,, us7:30 Cro:l'ft'oad:s in Iowa where the corn grows to fu~l oil oud gitt! ment. T.h1re bave been .souls like Drelser and a· 30 Spont~ Thrills ually alter a footba'l r11ll v Ever y B:OO Dollar a S~d l$buJous heights, 11' feet and more Don MarquUI, who aanr ot our concrete Jungle Jn g-oo Compassyellr there waH a pitcher! battl e I gue~_!;, you can astually h ear the Collcgt! All Star Game thtt calls of th,e blrda--'Dut then lhtt'e have been euch as J. B. "9:30 Bt:raw Hat Theatre between hund~s of slurfe-nts "rackhng and expanding of the 11 :00 News and We-ath~ R(leatly; ''NeW: York Ia a city I ~Jan do nothing with. 1 cannot come Joyt'US, leaping, exuberant. young 1\.:00 · N~ & Weather when the juniors tr!t•!l to 1·ush the 1J :10 Sporb to -tjlrlhl.wlth it. [ do not know what It means. 1 caMot dl8Cover SI.CI"USBI\Ct" !lt.'n iur ~lt'fJS 1115 Hollywood Ofrbeat corq, growing with a II its might. ll:lo s.oru lht relation between the phyalcd and aplt1tu&l acale ot Lhe place:r· t ' . • • • • • Nice to see !lOme water in 11 :15 lllrt .Bat~ 11 :4ft Sign orr We stole gusoline f1 om s!t'Jtn g,• '· PRJESTLE~·~ WORDS AnE .\ TRIFl.Jil: on the hlgh.ftown aide, streams that ~r@ usually sarl dried 11'41 Si*n Of~ cars, uct I ont'e went tu i11 1l fur / but I mot-e lJimPle, atralghtforwll-rd summing-up Ia oft'ered by Ralph lr llfr.lt1.IN N. IUIW!IIN, M. D. up rqcky beds , at th.is time of s.orting 'omalot'!l, mlikl!l'; -,.dfor- -~-. --, ---one n l1ht at' punis hmen t bt·uus t' ti pam c othes patro l men arj;j year. Nice to st6 green , greefl Barton : "You ~~limply can't pau up New York any more. It 11 the WE have no permanent eure rem&Jill •table, unoOntamtnatetf ~~Jstl~e mavHe hat!ling out fert round here anywher~ now? i I chickaned out and quit runn inJ! f1elds spreading on all sidfl6 ·011 cent~ of the untvene." s,_rton micht have eKaggerated the Unlttt l or uthma Yet with drUIJS and and prolt'ected aaalnet sn1111DI ili,J:'r from the barn. hope so. As we rend the tr•oJ; 1, ~ when a oop startr-d l>t'I!Wh+f 4~ bit, but naturally he. had the rtght idea. any ride you h1ke nowadayt. d ~ vlces at our dt11posal. we tl.n throu1Jhout1Uun81notbotbtbl He deserves green fields and highway deaths In this arett slugs at me . tAt th nt linll' ( w .1~ Nice for ~II but th e farmer who It was baggy old Heywood Brown, whO doggMIV made a ben· l)levent mOJJt attac.lu or r eUttve Inhaler and llal are leakproof •ood price, th.ls overall clad man. the past few months we are Jj) vear.'l old und hud he~ n !lr·uri bends his weary b~:.Ck getting. th.e the-m once- they have begun. and 1hatterproof It 11 eaa1 &o evolf!nt-appeaa"lng, aeedy-looklnf character ot hln1aelf, who wrote pa1h!d. Suicide bent , ts all 1 unll'.-1 from th1! llnivt·r ~ •t v ,,r North One ot tile newest devices ot carrJ abo'ut. ' lust of the hay in. picking and on tile tractor. that "no city can come back 1Q Cast trom a retorm wav" u New Do YOtl supposP ·a ny or fb.ose see to some of it Ca roiJna th.e night he£oH•.1 bendlt to asthmatlCI Is a non- While lll'tber fPlMDhrlnt JlQJ' Yu;k," and Mnurlce Barrymore ot the celebrated acting 'amlly ~ breai:able tnhaler- Medlhaler by aoprcH.emQI rtadtlJ ai"'r• ~4 Jortcally based hie feeling about the city on the long lane that 11 The CJ rollua li~ s J.lsed IQ ,J ri l name - whl ~ h permtts exactly preuyre wJlen hk'n In pre .. ~4way. '1'li• lollP4t atfeet wlttt tile :~!lortest memory " he said ao.dly. ' o~er 1-u Uurh~¥m 11ntl bl'lll ''P 1ht lll"a~ured doae1 <>t lnll•llatlon scrlbe!J dolea h" nebuUzed fonn Duke latl11 . and vk" v•·r~a and 1 llltdlelnel. they ean eaqse t."emulouanesa and Ne.jadhlpok, the late kipg ot Slam, waxed virtually hyatr!rlcal Jmf¥1n(• that I 'JIDinll•fl tlw ,. ,. Until now It hasn't bet! n poa- tacQycardt,l. TheJ •h9uld be Wled about o11r ~~crlbblt or rtant roottop,~~. "It aome vlaltor1 trom Mar~ alble to admlnl11ter pretlse dosnge wltb t:•utJoa tn patlent.a with uf oltl Bnci. Duke hhw :11 l eu~· llfn!I'J to Vlllit ou.r ,arth," "llll &\ld, ''I think the hurn.llft race would be ot nebulize-d therape utic agents. htgq blOOd pfaput., )leart dll· 10 tim,::~. pfriAPiilllv proud aD .'~hOW them New Yl)rlr an(f tell them 'Thill II What the Thl.s new plastic a dapter with 11.'1 ease, tu~re:ulolil dlabetea or We "ran~ b~o ll(tli lw•1~r· ;ll't r huma• raoe hu betn Jl.ble $O . do.'" And Francee Rodmasi, a wrtte 1· 7 eQnnected vial l)f epinephrine or llYPf~tbyrold._. fou~Jhl jlt-dapce$. I not nnlv dr 11nk Jntri11Jed \IY the subje¢t, op:ce tountl that the Rev. Charlea E . Jet· liOproternol II Vel!' the lllll.me llo.!le Thl' lnhllllr caa 'be ued at ahly It, b~t mafle jt I got thr ru .l4' feriiQrl. had JOtqpared New fork to "the ~ew JeruBJllem. ThertJ Is no tor iaeh Inhalation. tlmt ol tbt df,;r. n\A'ht there." 4lrobo1 frMn 1'rxai Gulmtn\ k1' }JrothP.r in Durham , ~ nd 1o•>tc Hil l'~ Dooloq NHdod B..9111JDo IIRpoooad ~ the Ctlp~el JHII hr:lnrh of thP hll • O. 0. MCINTYU ONCJ: INSISTED pervt:,nely that "no ont Ia 10 Wb1reu mol\ patients u~lna l)pcto:• npotft tt t$ lf ncs~t. ~ome 1111d 1 madf' Yl't"\1 Las]} fu~ a~d feathfrs aa the naUve New Yorker"-and 1 thrilled ,by eonventtonal n ebullzera wually U.Jie4 Upon aWI~!IWal U UIUJI.ll7 gil) In Oril)ll'll Dorm 1 lort · muat qufi;rrel wtth llim. l'ht native New Yorker 11 tile mo1t blallle-1 taU lfll Where from the to 1~ In- red'l!cet b.rttWM ·tiJilcalt:v tp. aft'f I 4.11 not me411 weary Qf llf~t-lndivldual I hf,ve met. \Vf! " neektd '' Rnll wu "pett r d " hllatlons, one or possibly two arUJng. And 1t •ten at I will ~ ~lol)S:, lloweyel'. with Robertaou DaVIea, who old that ~nrl did ffl(tSt of the o!h~r thin" ~ lnhalatlona generally tt.re enough It b rf!partad t,o reo~ brt•t.hiRf flt Wfl t to itroll abf>ul!' Manhattan'a atreeta 1•e.nd admire ther with the new lnatrument dlff'-~ultlea artd ilrlWOft ..._P.CII ool1eee ~tudt•nl s o1·,, know n t .. llo ~u or ~ women, Whlotl II .omewhat a ;>.andardl&erd, but. breath~ Tb• una11e1t amount medl· for- ,Jood nlght'aa!eep. v~ r c not '' lutd'' !o n• < ta I I)Oftfl the l4U." "'Urawberry lhortcake Ia etandArdiaed •• t,l'f'tljt. nl ps qrt 14 1¥\'f',.~ tl("lrtr-.r~ o;oaUon tbat produces relief or 'I'Jle Inhaler and m.o4Jcklo "" Qa t• add~ wleely, "but 'ob«<y ever pta too much ot lt." ' f!Ottr.-. ahould be U.'ied, alt-ho'ugb be gurchued only with' docrR"• ~ Pft.Ofor'" lJ,~o n'" Q~~. •• nrl hu ~: n•11 ., Jacob He~tP' K~ln, Jr. aid be aot all the adventure he wanted IOIB• uthmatica have been .:Jveu pre,crlptlon. m!lll'l:l todDv Ont> o r 11q r'lf'•'n 'l v o~t of lift by ''dod81ni" taaleiJ on FJ.tth aveniH" and Homer Croy NIIUUIJ. as 200 Inhalation• a day Q11IITIOR .Ar.D .U11WD m.arMI'.-. ¥lll'tl an· t 'i'l'' llnan. and -'ttr Olrtflll fDedltatlon, !Jtcldtd that "probably more people tall I~ Wllbout tvldence ot harm. L. P. : Can a runture btl~ "f'\"'rll " "ve h ..... ,.,,. tninl~t ~ r.. or Jove at ~t.f< lfland fllan lift IIJ»' other apat ot tht 1&11\e aJu In the Th• raaer yoJr holds enough ous to an tnf&nt? the fPII!"I•l anrl or th" ~ w" 1')1" 1!'\!~·· . b:l~ fur 200 lnhu.latlon.s. Or- A.m.wer : A hernta or rup~ure ~n" llhlletqJilu ., "n" 1 1"1]1'1111. r.el"' ~~~ WoUt1 Lll Ill• euato~ry looatq or Uta Jloodgatee of ftorld· dlr. arll r thla 11 1uftlc1ent to give can p.mve dJiltero1Q t-o anln1ant. ~>ntlv 'lhr'll h l!1 '!\'iff!. r hilcl rio ,., .,., .· ...a,&~ ltew 'hrk ~ "hl4eoully L,.ty lor tbtl moet part" yet Jtllet fO! a patient on two bun- Whether a ruPt\U.. wtll be dan• h t m ~elr tn ~!'•1)1 llft'r n~~<'t il' iw.• ~· _ ''M ~ p~ of; propd and pullonate beauty." dred ~caalo.,.a. geri)UJ o• no'" can Uftlillly be.at be r"" weeki! on tin caqs wi th a p i• I ,JOn 'lt tlie raan CIOifit If the truth m~Pt not be the esoterte ~cu, to cCm-, d@t.rrmlned by a ph)'alcJan and. tot Lt;ldua , now hidden tn hLI plu.eh prlvat. nUroad car In the can 11tlll~U7 be auccellfuUr C<ll-> r rton'1 )lllpk roek •n roll ~.a b~ rar WMt uti Ioiii 11aee remoytd from. Lhe daye when he waiJ ttle 1ta• ~lln rtlenoir·contalner rected br tlP'Ilrr. lli!)~~ F~f~at"">PN " in tl• 1·H~rt ,.. .• retpfn&' Cllndy of U.e upper ...,, Sld1. "'New. Y;-rk," Beebe •t« e UH, ll:.lllf Fn.luwlfllfioi.W, 1... wtt:ll hill utual ftrmaeu, "bu It ~ of atone &Ad Cf.IDCrtte, and the q ,•~HI~· Vool~ '''~" ~'' b"toljot, ••n I dWe ftutl, and ilenerall)' f9_~ Ill V,!jl!! on o~ _&114 .~ - .. - . . • ,_ DEMOCRAT CONVENTION BOOK • Ohio r~cently. 1 VIsiting Mrs. Betty Call and fain• tly sunday Willi ·Mrs. Donna Good· nJte 11Dd children, Pomeroy, Ohio. COFFEE~g Mrs. John Ross Mason spent Monday with ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Artley Blake. PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING Mr. . Drip.T:99c v•. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart and son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Those frot.n out of town who at· KeUm.isworlh and son and Niekey tended the last rlK:hts of Jesse Nicholson motored to RoseVille Lewis i<'rtday, August 3, were Mr. Sunday. and Mrs. Denver Gray, Mrs. ArMr. and M.rs . Donald Bumgardletta Jackson, Columr>us, Obto; ner and children, Beverly, Ohio, Mr. Edduf Lewi~, Hamilton, Ohw; vhsited Mr. ~d Mrs. Jete Riley SatMr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and urday, Calvin, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Gregory and Dmner gllests or Mr. and Mrs. children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dana Lew1s and MIDa, Friday were. Riley recently. Retba Lewts, Jumor Ball. Glenn Mowery, MorriS Johnson, West Mrs. P.!hldred Riley 'o'isited Mrs. Coluinbta; Mr. a.nd Mrs. Denver Robert Greer, Pt. Pleasant, recentGray and Arletta Jt~ckson , Colum- ly. bu~. Oh.lo; Mr. "and Mrs. Fred ~ew­ ¥·; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac LeWJS and Mr. ~9, M.rs. , LIO)'d HoHman, lJana, Mr. and Mrs. L;haricii Cart- Dr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens 11nd son, wright and Elaine, Mrs. K'atJc ~3 Ray, Jr., Middleport, Uhio, Dor· othy Blake. Linua Graham, and and Kenme, Yvonne Hilckctt motored to HuntMr. and Mrs . Gcorilc Johnson ingtOn, w. va., frum there to Burr aDd son, Mason, visited Mr. ano Oke Lake Sunday. Mrs. Harry Johnson Friday. Mr. Eddie Lewis, H11milton, Ohio Mrs. Anna Irwtn and Clinedda, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis Mrs. Anna LOUt!e Colley, ~ew Haven, vts.lted Mr. and Mrs. John Saturday. Hartlson recently. ""I Mrs. Wmnie Spears, Mrs. Donna 1'om WilJJams and Floyd Roach Rayburn and son visited Mrs. Huntmgton , W. Va., spent . tne· Katie Bass and Kennie recently. weekend 11t hom e with their parMr. G. G. Huell, St. Petersburg, ects, Mr. and M.tii. Liuyd Wtlht~ms Florida are visiting Mr . and Mrs. and Sam Roach . Leroy Lyon•. Janice Nicholson and Mrs. 'lett)' Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lyons, Glv· Fox attended, a .r ae M.adt• part.}' ens, Ohio spent Friday nigM with at lhe home of Mrs. Jack Jonnson hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lerey at Mason Tuesday evening. Lyons. Visiting .Mn, lo"aiUJie BLake arc :Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Blake from Mollie and May Lyons, grandBaltimore, Ohio, and Mt. and Mrs. children of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy .B. Full\ner trom Glenwood, W. Va. Lyons, hat returned home at GivMrs. Clara Wtlliams bas return· ens, Ohio after s~nding two weeks ed trDPJ Holzer Hospital where she Vltcation here. •had sUriery. Mr. and Mrs. Dou Quetenberry and son, Athens, Ohio spent th@ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Jr., weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ()&car from Columbus, Ohio spent Satur· Henry. day and Sunday w1tb hiS parents, Mr. and Mr1. Jo'red Gibba, Sr. Mal!tba Henry and J11aie Newell just returned u·om a weet'a vis1t with friends iD Coluntbus, Ohio. J e anie Blake, Patty Benne it from Clifton, and Louis Peten ft•om IM.ld.dleport motored to PIU'kers. burg sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gibbs from Metro, W. Va., visited Mr. Samuel Roach. Sandra Bennett visited Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Roach and family from Wesl Columbia recently . .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson frOm Vcenna, W. Va., vialted Mrs. Josephine Knapp and family SUnday. Visiting Mrt and Mrs. Ernest Henry Sunday were Mrs. Alma Peek aad chll4ren, Jerry and Sharon, from Cbillualbe. 'ohio, r,tr. and Joan Brandon, a beauteous youna: Mrs. Delbert Beekllr and Mr. and lady, will show unbelievable maa· llrs. Don Becker from Middleport~ t&ry over men. women, and childM"r1. Bet~)'" Gladwell,, Columbus; :Randy )letter, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lafe ren at the Metgs County Fair, Rock Sprlnaa, Saturday. Auaust Mr.lf.n!lht. RUtland, Ohio. 18th. Mrs. Jamlll Ctmnlrt~ham and son, Jimmie Geora:e, was Sunda)' She does it all with her eyl'!s, but dinner guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Dana it isn't flirtatious etfort-it all has to do with h)'pqosil. Mi&ll Bran~ Lewis and MJna. don, famed as the only profession· Mrs. Kstle and Kennie at. al lady hypnotist in the country, tended a picnic at New Hav~n will place aome 2fl intelligent local ,Jiark Sunday, . · Mr. and Mrll- Okev JohnloD, Col· residents In a ttlnce during he""G umbu.s, Ohio, callet:i. On Mrs. Fred show. Tbe procel!l takea only a Lewis •nd ,Mr. and Mn:. Dana Lew- few mlnutee but the net results are an bour and half of rollicking is, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake vis- laughter for the participants and Jtl'!d Mrs. Fred Fu;her at Welt audience alike. No embatruiJment Columbia, recently. · Js involved. All hypnotic aubjeeta MiDI Lewis and Janice Nlchol- •react differenctlv but, Mlla Bran· IIOn and Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Fox don will point ou't, no one can ever atteiided a ball game at Parkers- be made to do thlnill theY Would not normallv do. These, and other burg Saturday nilllbt. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis a.nd interesting facts about the sCfenee sore Daria( Mr. and "Mnt . Fred Lf!w. of (hypnotlsm)-as old as civill· 1.1 and Mrs, .na.oa Lewl.s at· ution -are sandwiched in be· ~ndecl a llorie fhow at ~~Y\, twt:~ tbe bilarJoUs demonstration. Ba•• CQASE & SANBORN OR MAXWELL HOUSE Mr. and Mrll. Ted Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee and son spent Sunday afternotln at Bailey's Lake. Weekend guesta of Mr, and Mrs. Taylor Van Meter wert' Mr. and Mrs. Byron Van Meter, Acme. W. . .. Y'all come! Come and see the wonderful array o! WONDtmFUL WEI, COME WEEK VALVES we have planned just for you! These Wonderful values, which you will find every· where at EVANS SUPER MARKET, mean .tl!at you can select tl!e FOODS YOU LIKE and at the same time SAVE THREE WAYS! Y'all come! Come and see and visit our various departments .. . ... m~at, where you will find guaranh..-ed fmc meat and that all-impQratnt EVAN S SUPER TRIM .. , . and In all dcpao r. ments, LOW. LOW, PRICES and you getS & H GREEN STAMPS. Y'ALL COME I SPRY 31bcan89c R CLE. HIP qt_49' SALAD DRESSING ":t!"vAN.-~ ... .JRIL' ~'!P .-. 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ORANGE DRINK 29¢ Vullla, Choe., CANTA LOU PES 4 for 99¢ Juice Filled, Thin Skinned Navai Str~wberry EYAJ4S ICE CREAM .. · .... · 1·2 gal. 69C' EVANS TEA BAGS .......... · .. · · · .. :. ..48 ct box 49c Kraft 'Miniature . 101-> oz pkg rt1arshmallows · · · · · · · 25t 2 Sun~o~hine COOKIE~ ORANGES 69¢ CALIFORNIA Spack 49c doz ACROSS THE BOARD NOBODY-- BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS - -------·--·- .. ~- ~-- -- VEL UQUID I. giant size 69c 5c oHVn _, f • 21arge boxes SSe i ~------~~~~~~~- �..._. .. --- ...... ..... - -----~---------- ------- -- • The Daily Sentinel MAJOR LEAGUE i WORLD RECORD BROOK TROUT STANDING T hu~ t· Apnl sho wl!n; whic h pro- le g~ downed the Ch itago C'uhs LIU('t'd no .'rl ~~· Flnwt' r~ but ple nt y B-2. Th t' Dudg1~rs n:J w tr a il thl" of poot iJOned gilmt'.s In Milwaukee Br a \·e~ by two s; m e~ and holt! tlli s s pring , were catching up wit h onlv a h alf-gam ~1 ead onr t he the pt>nnant mlndl'd Braves today Rt!rtlegs. and event uiill y l'Ould pose a st-riTrowbridge struck out l> tg 111 u ~ts proble m for ['red Haney 's mt-n and was o:ded by four homl' pikhmg ('or ps runs in p/1 (' hing hi s flnt complete lfan{· y el olms hl' i ~ r. ' t worried , game in the major.~. But the Ca rbecaust- he'' ·· ~ol t~e h!JJ ~ l'l;" dinal.s came on lo take the nighL· now, bu t ll l oo~ s &s tf he_'s g(Jinll cap be hind th f' combined h itti ng to tll't-d e ver y pttcher tn hts staiJle and p itc hi ng of Herm Wehmeie r tu hllnoJl!- I!Jo~.,. mukt--up games. The o: -Phillies hul'ler allowed B(lb , Tr11whntl~ e . one of the only four hit s in oll!tdueling LPw B r ~Hs St'('uml-hnc plt<'hers, got I' Burdette ond also knocked in the the call Wednesday night Bnd SIU'· wlnnilll!l run with an infield si nprised with a neat six-hit. 10-l vic- glf'. ~ory ov e: the St. Louis CardinaLI Red Mu n&•' r pi c k~d up his firs1 1n the f1rs1 game of Fl twi·nigb• victory ovr• thf' Dodgerssince dduhleheader. Rut the Brl¥88 1950, a lthough he needed relief btev.: a won&!rful ebtnce to -ptclt: belp In the ninth innl~. The lf:>J. op Important ground when tfley rate~ g'reete"d BrQOidvn starter •ost. the second game, 3-~1 In 10 Roger CrtiJ with • rtve.tun bm·st lnnt,.,ngs . In the opening innlna:, htgh1ighted r•t.. Onrc•me Dod..,. br Frank Thomas' three-run Tile Pitt.sburg}t Pirates, me•n- home~: . while, topped the Brooklyn DedKliPJ)5teln Wins Tenet. &era 8·:l, whli~> the Cincinnttt R•d· Ted Kluuewski hit a fttl'N-run fftft lnrrlng h.m•r apfltff the CviM •l'ld ..... was llft6utih to inM. Joh,.,. Ktlpptttln'a ·10th vic· ~. Gen. B.tftr of ·tfM. -bub. w8 1 ittVck en itte ,_... tempj• by ont ~ KUHsqln'l ,.tchw, but .... wlttl 1--.HMt. The PhiiMes r.i<'ked u their sixth straight vletory by d wn!ng ' The Y11nkeeli of tht' Mirltlleport the Giants, 8-3. Ted Kazanski hit Robin Little Lt'ague mnved a full game a grund-slam homflr and Roberts registered his 14th vletory into thl' leagn<" lead on WPdnt-s. U. S. ARMY Bgt. Joha. A. .A.d&mllholra.J'OU the 11-pound, 8-ounce duy night with a B-0 victory over f()r the onrushing Phlllie.t. In the American League the brook trout he caugbt Ill Kontt.la, Greece, wta!ch brOke a •o~rear~ th~> Sena.tor ~ . old world reeord. J{e ·II ~ With tbe U. S, mmtary 1111a111on. · Wllson pitehed winninl( ball as Yankees spoiled a Clark G;Jffith Previous record wU held by Dr. W. J, Cook, who eaugbt a lt· he gave llfl on lv one hit, 8 single memorial night at Washington by !humping the Senators, 12-2: the pound, 8-ounce brook trout ll'1 Ontario In 1916. Adarnfl uSed a by Dana C:lark of the Senators in Rl'd Sox ripped the Orioles, 7-2. spun glas1 rod, f.-pound teat llDe and e. No. 2 N!!pp spinner with. the third inning. as Ted Williams hit his 13th homMitchell spinnJn&" reeL -· -----~- ---· . __ _ {lntery~at«onGIL •John Stephenson hurleil for the er; the Tigen:t edged the Athletics Senators and wa~ touched for ~ix Mr. , and Mrs. Gilbert 1lonovan 8-7, and Sherm Lollar's 14th In· hits, one of them· a home run by ning homer earned the White SoK and childnm of Newell, W. Va. , Slat~>r. He was Hre victim of ~even visited her parents, Mr. andMrs. a 7-6 verdlct over the Cleveland errors com mitted by his team Indians. Walter Cook. mate~ . A large delegation of bv.seball The game was Rroreless until and rovetnment officials · jncludthe top of lh1• fourth Inning when lng vice pre.:J ldent RlctJa~d Nixon Sloter ll'rl c)ff in the innin,ll' with and Commiss-ioner Ford Frick, COLl.TMBLTS, 0. UP ~ HuhNt hi~ hom e r. F'nur Senator erron turned out for the Grifnth memoand a hit b~· Hoyt w~re added to rial services at Washington. Thr.y Bobo, u( Chauncey-Dover. Ohin . chase thref' run~ ncross the plate then watched the Yankees pum- (ormer Ohio Stall' fullback, and C1rhton - "MOUSE·UM" in the inning. mel five Washington pitchers for Garnet fannin will be marrleJ THUitSOAY & FRIDAY 1I'he YankeeB arided another 14 hits, includini homers by Mic- Scpl. l in 11 closecl church cereGr•oorr Peck Jane Wyman three runs in the fift~ infUng on key Mantle, Elslun Howard and mony here at the Oakland Pat·k THE YEARLING Wesleyan Methodist Church. four hiLs and two Sl!nator error11 Bill Skowron. (I" T.-chnlcelor) Hobo wa s a star hack fielder tittle League play toni~ht rind~ William.~· homer agil!nst the Or i-ai•on thl' 1954 national cha mpionship the Indian s tmtl Red Sox meelinf! oles brokr. a 2·2 tie in the sixth PhJJ Carev Dwothy Patrick footbal l tt>am .at Ohio State Uni fltlch oth,..r in a battle to overtake Inning and the Red Sux then ..addOUTLAW STALLION ed fol,lr more runs In the eighi h vers H.¥. Afler srholastic rli th .. V~tnkf".-~ . · (In Technlcol•r} MIOOli!!PORT LITTL! LEAGUE to sew up Mel Parnell's ~ixth vic- tit· ~ Bubo em-oiled at "i::~~;:~;~ Cartoon - TI:ICK OR TREAT Coll• · ~ e in an attempt , lu I W, L. Pet. tory. After circling the ba ~cs, Wil- t}) .~ ciJgihility. Yankee.~ ______ . 9 4 .fJ~2 liams clapped his hands over hls IA'ruiDAV ONLY Geortt .... ......., • ..,. Joan Vohs Jnrlistt~ -------· _ 7 4 .fr.l6 mouth as i( to suppress the desire ~OIT Tl Red Sox . ·------ 6 5 .~4!\ to engege In another spitting ep~ Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Wener 1111 T.ct.nl..to.) Senators _______ 2 11 .182 sode. and childrtn have moved back Lollar had a big night &gainst from Ja<·ksonviUe. the Indians, singling home Ute tyMarte S..V.f~!!J · Felkl1 Farr Bobby Wmg ett visited retativeA ing run In the ninth inning before in Columbus. TIMET48LI unloadlne hli game·wiDning blast. Co.,_ • i'I.UMURS IIELPEO Mr. and Mrs. Shelt Hendrht, The Tiger~ ~cored their winning cal, Ma tt Hendrl:x, and licln , Pc·!e Com... - HUNTJNG THEy run agan11t the A'il 011 a throwing were in Parket·.!lbuq:. DID GO ' error by pitcher Troy Herri1ge. 1 l Yankees Stl'ftch 1st Place Lead In Little League a,.. ! . ' P:• UNITED P'RESS AMERICAN lEAGUE ~ W, L. Pet. Cl New Yor k ___ 89 37 .~J Cleve land 60 44 .377 8 Boston 00 45 .571 8l!.! Chi cago 54 411 .52Y J3 Detr oit M 36 .472 19 Baltimor e 47 58 .448 21 \.2 Washin gton 43 6'..! .410 251h Kan sas City 36 69 .343 32\12 The Plrutes tJdgqd out the Dodgers 2-J in a t11h't pitching duel last niiht In o MelgR Little Leagus makeup a:eme- 8Ji ' Mike Werry pitched and batted his way to the vlctory. Wet·ry came out on top over Johnny Ctlrd and Knpple as he held the Dodgers to only four hltJ~, and •lli"O hit a home run In the fln~t lnnln1 with Terry Ohllnler on base for the only two run& of the ball borne. It wu the second ~tralcht victory for WPrry In Little Leagus pliJ a11td It 'Arlll abQ a tourh pnw for the Dodgers to loliP. as Card 1nd Kapple geve up but three boae b1owa, ond two of the.lle ea111:e In the flrst Inning. Both of the runs acored in the first innlna after two men were retired. fl'eJTy Ohiin(er worked Curd ·for a walk, and then Werry slammed his lone home run tot" the only ~eorln& of the contest for the winners. The Dodl{ers 1cored their run In the sixth when Smith singled, moved up on a paued ball to third and aeored ll!t Kapple wa! fiyinl out. The line Dodgers Pirates or Wlllll WllUAMI, lil4, Gar1, Ind., ta shown after he won the 100-meter raee tn 10.1 HeODd• at a mJUt.ry IPQrtl meet fn liD, GerraanJ, Tht former Unl.. tl"llty ol hUaoll aprinter ehattered the 20-;yu.rw-old record of 10.1. •et b7 lfiiM OW.., An Army prtvat• ttatloald at Fort ~re: -- eharles Stanley, who resigned la~t spring as Pomerofs basket· b~ll coach, will leave Sat\lrday for h~ new position at Mt. V~>rnon Hleh Sc!hool where he will take t•\-·er a1J head baseball r:oach and SS!Iistant in football 11nd basketball. Stanley, a a:raduate of Pomeroy HiJh School and Ohio Unlvers!t1~. announced ·lhat i! was with re1r'e.t that he wa~ leaving hh home towft, but that the new position wu an opportunity for advancem~nt and that it would also live him a chance to work wlt}t several Jormer Iota! atlfho~iti"e 11 . Charles Pickens, former Middle. port football star, is supel'inten· dent of the Mt. V~>tnon Jehool system . Harold "Red" Wlg.litlns, who !1\Jtred in fuotball at Pomeroy in the middle twenti11s, is thE> new principal of the high school. whllf' Rex Jarvis i~ assistant fuotball coaeb, - and Ben Wilson. who 000 001- 1-4 coached at Wellston, is the hear! 200 OOx- 2:-3 football coach . Battery Pric•s Group1 Frlct.v'·• Gam... Cleveland at KaMlls Cit v, ni ght Chicago at Detroit, nit:hl Boston ot Washinglon , night Baltimore at Ne w Yor k. night NATIONAL LEAGUE 18 MOS GUAR 12.24 36 MOS GUAR 16.90 48 MOS GUAR 20.43 Ne w York . W, 62 61 61 52 51 45 4:i L. 40 43 44 5:?. 52 48 59 36 03 Pet. GB .GOB .!i87 2 .581 2 ~ .500 t l .495 Ill·\! :437 17~ .422 19 .364 24 1f~ WednHd1y's Rnults Philadelphia 8. New Ymk "3 P i t.~bur gh H, Brooklyn 5, n ig ht Cincinnoil B, Chicago 2. ni g ht Milwauhe IU. St. Loui ~ I , ht twilight • St. Loui s 3, Milwaukt:'e 2. 2nd, lO in nings • f.' tb11 photo, mad• from a •ttl.. tanoe, .t.owa. Tht camera e&tJPt ltlra JifJttlnl" at the 1 crowd whJltl ht wu recelvlnl" U. Ofttlon which followed a The aplttmr, not lire 1lni time tw him, came ID .ftnaJ .,.... of 11.11 U~lnnlnJ", 1-0 Boa.. ta wJn ovc New York, A. fJ.OOO d.a• waa announced .,.m.t .llim. {lnte7"11Gt~all Group2 These batt !!'ries ar~ Uncon~ ' di iionally Guaral,lteed 1>'1 more than 38.000 . ATLAS DEAU!fls. Expert Wheel Bclcncing ~&M Sohio Service a..o...tv. IICA~II INJUOy Cl:NctNilfA.'J'l - uP - Second Baker, thankful - --- - -·-~---· - ·-· -~-·- BAOTILL RILIASID • "THE STOP THAT KIEPS YOlJ GOINQ"' Ma"nlnq kloe5-Mike. Mulltn ' Phone 9391 Milldletiort :~~=~~ Mr .Dnllt ~ is the son of Mr. Emd Mr.s. William M11tlack , Porqeroy , and graduated from Pomeroy ltigh School In 1949 Bfter playing for six. yea~ in the band and al~ o playing in a daljce orchestra in thla ar~n . llf' grodu~ted from Dt!n· !son University in).953 with a BS in Music Educatlon ..At DeT\is·on, . he WillS president and student di· reetor of the University lJand. student director of the Men 's Glte Club president of Phi Mu Alpha, mUSic . l1onorary fraternty ; prcs. ll;lent o[ Mu Sigma, Music Honorary Fraternity; song leader of Beta Theta Pl. social fraternity: member of Blue Key, Mt::n"s honorary society and Omlcl'{)n Deltu Kappa, highest honontry soeiet)r . ' NEXT TO · SPEEDING. •• Cause MOST ACCIDENTS Donna Le-e RoU!ih, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Arthur Roush, will l:ll'Ddunte from Mt. Carmel School of Nursrtl!(, Columbus, Sundey, August 12 when the fiftieth a nnu a l commencement is held at 3 Pilrl at St. Joseph Cathedral. Sixt~· -one girls will graduate in th~ class and their diplomas will bl! awarded by Bishop Michael J. Ready. The commencement speaker will be the Very Rev. Matthew Hanley , 0 . P., prior of St. Joseph's, Som er set. 'J'l!ntative plans were made for a campln~ trip at Lake Hope for Troop 245, Boy Scout ~ of A~er. ica, when the Troop Committe~> met Monday night at lhe MiddleI pnr.t , Library ~ith the Rev. C. E. Hoyt~ cbairm·tln, presiding The trip will be a recreational camp from Saturd11y, August 18. to Wednesday, August 22, and will feahtre boating, fbhing, .swim· ming and hiking. Supervisors of Camp will be' Robert Mills Scout· master, and the Re\'. Hoyt. STOP. IN ftiK ·' .. FR.(-,E . . . .,;. CHECK-UP I Hacketes SafetY Service ~lours W. Mom St. s,ao T;l 5 Evenings By Appoinlniellt · Pom...,.y FLARED TO A FLOUNCEQ llEMlJN.it Ia Ctll Nothing takes to the road like a Chevy! • Donna Lee Roush Graduates Sunday Tentative Plans For Camping Trip Made By Scouts HEADLIGHtS • Once in a blue moon a car like this comes along-a deslgh so advanced in performance, so beautifully balanced that it otando out abo1ie every other car on ,the hiahway. lt has a solid, sure-footed WaY of . aroing that makes driving safer and more pleasant on any road. :And you feel a very special sense of security in its rapid-fire respon .. He served two years in tbe- U. 8. Army at Fort Hood, Texas, was assistant band director, librarian, drum major ail'd Theory teacher ror the 4th Armored Division Band . After his discharge he at· tended Ohio Stute University ond r<.-'<'Pivcd hi9 Ma!lter of Arts degree in Mu ~ ic in M8rch, 1956. He hDJ bee n emplove::t as office cler k for the Darin and Arm~trong Con· struclion Co. Jn Ravenswood, since March and has dirPcted the choir uf Heath Methctdlst Church . Mr ~ . Dallas is th(' former Kalh· cryn Bachtel , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bechtel, Middleport, and alter graduating at Mid· dleport Hi!![h School attended W . Va .• Wesleyan University. She majored in Elementary Education and taught for three and a half years in the Middleport Scliools. Poorly Adjusted siveneRs to your touch on the wheelt and accelerator. .You can see that the '56 Chevy is a standout for style. But unti'l you hve driven one you're missing the beat part of the news- the fact that Chevrolet is the smoothest, solidest, most wedded-to-the-road automobile YOU evef bossed. Try it and see. Chapmllll'~ •bort evening dt'e81 oC egg-o~~hell orgaM_y atld re-i!mb1ooidered lace. Pintucked organdy and lace alternate around the ektrt. brakes They als() di~cus~ed an incrEase In the numbet of troop committee members and •II Scout fathers are to be urged lo attend th~ meetings. August 28 will be the next meeting and it will be held at 7 :30 at the Library. Attending the meet 1ng this week were Mr. Hoyt, Scoutmaster Mills, Fred Hlbhs, Milton Hood and C. H. Wise Jr., a new member. Davis Couple Announce Birth Am&rlca.'s larpst Alllot: car2 mi\llon mor~ ownert: than M)' other makel of a son, Jon Edward, on August 2. Grandpaf(!nts are Mr. and Mrs_ Milton Davis Sr., Dearborne, Mith The Davis' also have two daughters, Debbie and Susan. Mr. Davis resided with his aunt Mn;. Thomas Young whi1e he attended Pomeroy High School. Plans WlJre co,mpl~>ted for tbe horse show to be given at the Meigs County Fair Wednesday evening August 1~, when the Meigs Ri,ding Olu.b met Tuesdey evening a~ the Rock Springs Gran~ HaiL 1 William B. Downie president, presided ()Ver the meeting all'd ·troPhies Bnd ribbons to be given at the show were displayed. A trail rlde to start from the homl! of Mr. and Mrs. Downie was plan· ned lot Sunday . se·ptember 9. A short proc.ram WB.!I preaented by the social ~halrman, Mn.- Don Bct1.ing, after · whlc~ refreshment& were served by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hysell and Mr. :tnd Ml'l!. Dana Ep. pie and son, Kermit. )4JLWAUKEE, Wis. PP- An aliment of St. Luuis ~ardinal ratcher Hal Smith . was dlanosed b)' Milwaukee Hospital doctors Wednesday night as acute appen· dicitll. Smith. was t11ken to the hoapital Wednesday when he com. plalned of stomach paina. He was lABaiTI. ANYONE? to be ·n nwn to St. Louis for fur· CJflCAGO- (UP) -A beauty .tbtr observation, contest for n:bbib wllJ be one of the h\ghUgtu.s at the Lake County Fair. The Lake Shore Rabbit As· sociatlon 11 oUering $2!KI ln prizeg to the top entraJtts. Types of rab· bits t.fl be in the exhibit are Champagne ' American chi.nchillas, · New land whites and - -- - - - ··----- --- -- - I . KNOXVILLE, Tenn.~UP- Dirk Bartell was r~Jeated late Wedne::.:· day u manaa:er of the Knoxville Smokies of IJle Clta• A. South AI· lantlc Lea11ue, and teeond-ba ..eman Earl Wuver wts named to sut"ceed him. to Cash for <vecy worthy purpose on •tanature"' only • auto or furniture. l·trlP service .... phone .tirtt,.. Iii ROOMS Of ·=New roa Fumlture \ 1.'1 111 ; $299.00 I I ~ Only franchised ChmoteJ dialers The "'Two-hn"' Sport ~ou p• with Body by f i• he r--<Jn• o/20 Clle~ro!•l Hovu.,. ~ POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY PO,MIROY, OHIO r I '' . ~ ' I Der In . liAUlt FUIINJttiltl · SlllltLEY, Mass. - has llern tur ned out at a cordage , Wl.w b her~ . A five mHe len.:th of nylon t•ordagl! , it w ~ il be u ~~ed by an U CI• :~no graphic expedition llj)OII · 110rcd jointly by lh.e National Ge :J-1 gratlhtc Society and thi! I 1 t nch , Na110nal Sc•enlific Research Cen· - Mr.i. a nrl Mr9. Charles Neuman have moved from the- Arnold property on Front Stre<'l to tbei.r for· mPr home i'l Danon. Mr. and Mr <~ . Wilhur Parsons and :mn, Ru~e11, Dunbar, were hl!re fur 1J ~hurt vbil Tuesday evening when they brought her lather. W. P. Ohlinger , home after a ~ hort visit at their home. Billy Vou t; htin their ~randson. return fld tr. Dunbar with them for :1 long er visit. M1'. and Mrs . Sherman . 'uskirk nrd family have moved from GraV('] Hill to the Baker property on South Thit~ Avenue. Mr~> . Gordon Cby and children nnd her .si9ler, Mrs. Catherine Chul'{'ltiJI, k ;.lAnta, Ga., will Dr· riv<" P..id11v irom a vbit with tlteir parents, Mr . and Mt·s. C, 1\1. Hen1 nesy. Of REMODELING'; You a Heoting System7 SEE US Foil IIAZEL WOOI.F'RO M Coleman By E. W. PEOPLES Her Attor nt" y t7}-26; ~ 8). 2 , 9, 16, Z3 , 30: (9 ..6-7{(' STOP-SHOP-SAVE Heating and Air Conditioning Aulborlzed Servlte On All M.... of OU aad 3ai Fumates. SIMONS - -- - For Ath'Jetes Foot UH T.4-L for 3 t• 5 .t.ya. W••tct: the old tainted skin sleuth off leaving heelthy, hardy lkln. tf not ple.,ed witt. .-werfvl, Jnst•nt-dry· lnv T+L, your 40c btck at _,., drug 1tor•. TOday 1t Swilhor· I LoJt&., Dutton, CHASE HARDWARE Harold Chose, mgr. SUPER MARKET Lotast 81. Middleport $HOP KROGER ··GET Top Valu• Foods PINTO BEANS .' ... .. . . Sib bag 49c PRESERVES . . .. . 21b jar 49c Emb1sy Plum, F'tuh, Gt•p•, Cherry C. W. f•nr~ DILL PICKLES . 'los jar 29c Top Value Foods Ch11•• ..t <~>rlttort~ lnttant. Sne 25c COFFEE 6 as jar $1.34 SsVf'' ~< POST TOASTI ES 12 OS pkg 20c A II """""•" t"h_ ..., I ·LONGHOR"N I I attendance rerord with rorty-eia:ht prese·n t when the mid-week pra,. ef- service and Bible study cla~s was held Wed., at the Church of Christ. Mrs. Raymond Cole led I the devotional se-rvi~o•.,'..,'•",.,d Mrs_. the ll'ervice. Fred 1. \.1 tor of the church, study class and Mra. ter will be the devotional !ea•ao>r next week.• _ :;:::_::=::___ _ _ _ v,.,.,q KROGtR CRUSHED N'a. 2 Golden fruit fot- your fevorite saladl and dessi!I1S v.alul'l prleed .1t Cans lb 45c •-A"'''"'""' .... a1- .... ,, SLICED CHEESE ... 8 as pkg 31c MAGICilEACH · · · · · · · · 1·2 gal. 27c SPOTliGHT COfFEE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · plg 85c ~~G&~ ' FRUIT COCKTAll, Kroger assortmen t · · · · · · -· -· · · · · ·· · · · · No. 2"''can 3tc. SWEn PEAS, Packen Label tender · · . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . 4 No. 303 can ,.,, ' .- KROGER MILK, Evaporated, homoge nized Wlnttrgarden froztn stRAWBERRIES ··· · .. 4-1 00uans.85c Kroter deluxe .CINNAMON RQllS.· · · · · · · · · · · · : ·, pkg 33t ~-r~nd sev•raJ 6 taU cans 75c TOP VALVE BUYS .CAKE MIX, Pdlsbury Yellow, Chacola te, White; Orange or SpiCe 3 pkgs $1. PINK SALMON, Packers Label . . . . . . . . .. . ' . . . . . . tiJMt dally. Irs fresh . L,, 3'9c ' GROUND BEEF · · · · · ·..... · ·· · · · · · · 3 lbs. $J..OO No. 1 tall caa 57c .. . ..... PINEAPPLE JUICE, Krog• KROGERfRlSH WHOLE S\t..r .curecl, hJck~t~y ~ed for the- flavctr yo11 f•vor suaD BACON · · · · -· · ... · · -· · · -· · · --· -· -- lb 39c Lob of leal!- the iciHI IHHnmt value priced SAlT iACON · ·. · · · · .... •· · ·· · · · · ·: · · lb 23c FRYING Farm fresh, spe<lolly raised oad fed for leademess. Buy them tny p~<ked al Lb. r ·country .Club top C(uallly hr favtrlt~ sandwlc~ 1 PIECEBOlOGNA · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · lb 39c Tenck'r, lt!Nty shrimp r.adf tt cook and serve PORCH fURNITURE BREADED SHRIMP · · · · · · · · · · · 10 oz pkg 49c It's Fresher Wilen It Cornea From Kroger Electric Fans $7~,5 .1 Hirdwore & Appll111oe. Co ll, U. S. No. I - 2" Up AND McMASTER lar o.;.rl. MIIIN, at lho big ObitJ Stat• Fair - AUg. 24 t\lrough ~J. -~- THINKING P.ump, meaiy Mr. and Mrs. Fl'llnk ' Russ ell nnd '(laughter, Mary , have return · ed from a we ek ~ vacation in Florida. Fred Lewi ~ and ~ on, Ted . Rav· ~nswood, came to Middleport nfter Mrs . Lesta Gothard la!lt week who Wl•nt to their home for a visit Sunday Mr. and Mn. J. W. Gothard and sons, Marvin and Larry, Hurric:me, joined his mother at j the Lewis hom{ ar.d brought her 1 to Middleport. 1 James B:1iley, fl,rmtJr Middleport resident, has enlisted in the Navy and was a VJsltor here this week. His mlrt~nt:; and f11mily live In Columbus. Mrs. Ferne Crow and children · Jack .~ onville, Fla ., have ·been vi!it· lng Mr. and Mrs. HaJTy Craig and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. BroW)l, . Tuesday ~>vening guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charles McNamee were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Paulin•ancl l chlldrt-n, Dayton: Mr. and Mrs. Carnahlln, Fort Lauderdale: Mr. and Mn. Jt~mes Weber and Mrs. George Hackett Sr. . . S.. hd foley and hli:pOJIII•. DtVOilCI NOTICE HOWARD WOOLFROM who""t! resldence 11 at Mouodsvil e. W Va. , at the Slate Penite ntiary of satd state wiU take not1ce that Ha:r:el W~lfro m h.lt tiled her pt'· t KJOn a gainn him for divorn and alimony tn C:2111 1> No. 12450 of the Common Pleas Court or }! t>ll!-> Count y, Ohio, and that ~ a i d c .tu~t· will be- fur hear ln !il on or after tt1e 9ixt h day of Septembe r , 1956 l1 • • FOR t.OP VA.LUE GIFTS . Prices Orl All Legal Notice -=-=·-=-=·- . .==:====:::..-=-=========== ~ made ; I (U P)- The lonw e~t anchor cable eva- " The Pomeroy-Middleport (0) Da'!ly Sentinel, Aug. I , 1956-11 Anniversary Of elther ••de; Ct.a u XJ , Garden Mem I The firth anmve rt lty of a Ca n or ie ~>- • oc l uO ma: dried mat.erlab uta Club wu eele brat~ th l! Clu~ XII , Garden r olia&_e- week wh~n they held a 1mner at a:rel! n and or oolored foha a:e the Martin Rutaursnt and they Se--et tu n 8 , Clu• I, S~imen s of .adjou:rned tCJ tlw home of ~ n­ blooms or ran flowen~ and plantJ; , ChsrJ e11 Br J(Ihur r for the even mg. Section C, miniature-made a nd M ~ll . Robert U_ysdl an d Mn Don sta gl'd h)· the Middleport Garde n 1 St1ven, .a for mer member wen• CJull and the Amaleur Garde nen pest&. Clul>. Middlepo rt: Section D. Jun. Prltu were WOfl hy Mrs. Rle h~o rr . theme ''Garden Wonder land'" ard Gre~~. Mn. Ral ph GibbJ .Jr C l111~ I. Kiddy Kapeu -tlaureli Mn . Donald Mills and Mn. RI)madt uf vegetables or fruit : Clau bt-rt Schmoll. The hosteU"t!l. ser11 Sh oworr · 11rrangementll show lnl ved a des5ttt course and it Wall des•t:n ; Section E. cDn.ag~s. anounred that the nut meetJug would be at the h£tme uf Mf!!_ FtVI: MILES OF NYLON Sehmoll. as cen-1'-" It c-; MltJdlepori SOUETY Special . .. MIDDr.EPORT al. ..... -· ~ C~::':a::e:.0?~ ~~~,t~,.~~.~:~: ~:.w'••m i Club Observed a nd Mrt. r.a ren Stan•bury , Mid· dleport , bolb pa1t Rertonal Di· rectara of t he Ohio AsiOclation o( Gft.tilen Clubl. sre co-ehairmen {OT the invitational Flower Show to be he ld as a p.art or tM- State Con· vention o( the OACC at Atben• on Sept. 6·7. Members o£ the Garden Clubt are beinl tnvittM1 to nhibit t~lr arnngemen~ at the Co...aventiDn Show which will be hekt at tbe Ohio Unlventt1 Center' with the pub!lc In vited to the &how after 4:30PM Thursday, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mn. Roger Spo. ncer Theme of the show Wl.H be and Mr. and Mr1. Clair Spencer " Flower Arransemenh for COn· vi~ lted the Athen ~ County Fair temporary LivlDi'" and the clanea tudll y. are aK follow• : Section A, Claa1! l Mr. ami M r.~ . P aul Smart ha vE' IJanlen' fragran re-a. bountiful bt'f'n in C in::lnna\1 thi' werk . arran~teml•nl; Class 11, Nature's Mr. and Mr8. Wllli:un 8ul're!l P1·omise-frult and or vegetables ontt children Wa verl y have been with rtow ~ rs anoj or foliage; visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lc8lie Ervin . Class 111, WGOdland DepthsMr. and "rtlrs. Fred Collins , who weathered wood and a~y plant have spenl several ye arit in I materials: Clu..s IV . Garden Arpolis with th~>ir dauJ;lhtt>r. bav~> tist--ceramictt or sculpture turned to their home in Middle- ter of interest or accessory : Cli,&s port. V, Old World Ga_rden~ugjest~ng Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrl~. Ak· any foreign land. ron , ar" vh;I!Jng Mr. and Mr.~ . Harold Huhbnd and other relatlveR in t;;na,use. Mrs.' Laura Fuer and !on havt mov,.rl from North -Front Street to Columhu~. Mrs . Rlrhard Vaughan &nd son, Dnnald Edward, have be en rf!turned to tlleir h'ltnl' nn Snuth 2nd ·Ave. frotn · Ml:'Jgs Gener.!ll Hqsplt- DineHe Set$ . .FUitNiTUU 010 The Brtdljesl 1 1 Pt••mp, firm . lu~ore ~weet fruit TolkOfTheTown 7 PIECE CHROME BAKER display this famous trademark - - --·~- Meigs Riding CltJb Attendance Record - Plein, Su,.red, Cinnamon DONUTS · · · · · · .. · .... · · · · · · · pkg .19c Completes Plans Set By Cldsses Kroter enriched 'Tb Loyal 'Bereans Class and the I For Horse Show WHIR BREAD · · · · · · · •· · · · · 2 loaves 29c Loyal Women's Class tied for the )lr, a.nd Mrs. Milton Davis Jr. of Lorain are announcing tbe birth -Acute Appendicitis Is Smith Ailment Kno_:x, ICy,, WUIII1111 hopu to quaUf:r tar the OlJmp1el Ob tht •tren&th of h1l ptrfotmanee lD tht meet. (ln~l) Mr. and Mn. G('() rge Dalla s an tl ion will leave Fr!day enrou le to Florida wh ~rc he will be the inatrumental M u~ ic lnstnu1 or at Cro!s City schoois. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. David Reentmyd er and family at Bu ckhannon , W . Va. Dr. ond Mr_q W , W Dieh l. Arlington, Va., and Mt . and Mrs. George Dallas Sr. an d family at S:~lis­ bury, Md. on th~il way to Fla. and plan to visit Lt. and. Mrs. James Rull t! r ond children at Crestview, Fla. also. Con Not Be Beat aer. . liD WILLIAMS, the "'8plta4ld l;lloitor' .. ... -toa Rod Ita, it a eplendld lpitt.r &&"atn. · For Music Instructor's P.ost In Florida ·; Stanley Leaves For Mt. Vernon For New Position -George Dallas Family Will Leave Fridoy 18 MOS. GUAR .. 9.95 36 MOS. GUAR. l". ~ 48 MOS. GUAR. 19.20 ' Milwa ukt>e , __ Brooklyn .•.. Cincinnat i ·-- St. Louis . Philadelph ia . _ Pittsbur-gh .. _ Chil-ago ______ Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Po ~ner oy Sot•lety Editor- Phone 6244 OUR WednHdlv• R"'ults Detroit B. Kansas i;ity 7 New York 12. Was hington 2, nt Boston 7 . Ballimoi·e 2, n ight Ch ic11go 7, Clevel.:md 6, 14 Innin!\. night Hubie Bobo Will Marry, Sept. I, In Columbus Pirates Win, 2-l, ~ In Pitching Duel In Little League F rhNr"l G•mea Philadelphia at Brookl)'n, nllht New York at Pittsburih, ilijbt Ci ncin9 at i at Milwaulute, night St . Lvuis 111 i;hltalo - /Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Stansbury To Serve • 1Reds Gain On Dodgers, Braves With 8-2 Victory Over Chicago - - ·- ·- -.... . ._.. . GRAPES • • • • • lb23c LEMONS ··• . . . . doz 45c r•~l · ~- ~t BUNCH BEANS • 21bs33c f ar- sile, juice rlr h for lemonade or wtth lcltd tH t•• Pleked and paeked at peat -~1 flavor. Fine quality Cllri>lbia El· , herttls. BuY plenty of this summer ' favorite. lb~ Fw-h ..... 1,, ,.,._.....,,....... C-It 11n.t .-#·••ro" f"'" a \ You're sure of getting the real fresll picked flavor and goodness of fruits and vegetables a.t Kroger because of their aU· the--way refrigeration. �1 WANT ADS . .tell Z Nnl' per •uta. { j ta- au ....Uoa. Kir:am:.un ".barle 50c.' eeatt per ward for thre. MCU1l•e iDsertJoa.. SpciaJ-V:ne month for 211 en.tl .,.j,,l ·- •orcl. l"'IJ. r11te Of ~uta pe:o trOra 91U be cbarted for advertising if no I paid fur ~o~ the '.3th of eacb mouth follow.IQ ~"1.toa Crrun .ua A dv~=rtl.!iln.&-sbouJd be nported lnmo.edli.WI,J. T'.te Daily Se.atJ.Dlll will Gat be reaJk)llllible IDOI'e t.hu one !Dcorrect ill· ! z "I I rw • (:woo_ llf 'I'Lana.a 11110 6Pf'('la..l ftu. tlees o( Evenll prmted al regu lar cl•.ssified raV... ObllU&rlei pt,lblish.ed at 1 Ct'nt per W()rd,. Ill Notices 4, For _B::- Th:Pomeroy-M1ddleport (0) Daily Rent ONE 4· ROOM and one &-room lurmsbed apartment; one ~ room, unfurnis hed. Call at 222 N . 3rd St. or phon!! 6022 M. 8 6 4tp - P~o_.. _ 62<! __ 5-~· - ---::-~~'11 2 five room apartmenh; 2 fourroom apartmt>nb, all with Jaun· dries 'nd garage. <\. N. Bengel, Pomrroy, Ohio. 5-If.tf Service and Merchandise I Phon• 215 METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES .KITTENS- Phone 165· X. ----- --~--- Our shop wtll be closed from Au&ust 13 to 18 inclusive . Gruest'r Body Works, J . Pau] Grueser. H·7-4tp - - - : c - - - -- NOTICE wilt not stand guort for other dcbl5 then my own. .1-.:stte lorady , Houle 2. Racine, Ohio. SAYI DON'T YOU '"' KNOW? 19~1 INTJ>:HNATIONAL J Ton stake truck . good condilion. Sell or tradf'. Tenus. B. M. Cooper, Langsville, Ohio . 8-3-6tp Heio Wanted 1171 ~ctting ll H. RA WLI.NG SONS CO". Auur Wrecker Service. Day Phone 62.27. Night Phone 3039- X. DODGE-i'LY.MOUTH DEAJ., ---- - - - EllS. U.tl RADIO & TEl~VISION SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland Applian,:e ::'omplete WHEEL AlJGNMENT, Sture, 118 W. Main St .. PomerOJ b~o;aacina a.nd brake 1ervJce. H.ackelt'a Sa!eotJ Sen'ico. Well __2~ HOM;E~B~U~!~L~ O.~R~S~--­ Maia Street, Pomeror, Olal.o. -----~· - ·- - I Call Guy Neigliir, Racine, 16J Lost & Found ' LOST - A large rnale black and tan HOUND. Plca~e nolify E. Vita. tor , Middlepo!"i , Ohio. s.Q.tite ....,..., lliM l:IUICK Stlper VB, 4·d&tJr Sed;-an. dyna .. uw Clrive, $1385. Blaelln.ar·~ . Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-9.6i.c -A grlcultu'"al Agent FARM YOUTH SHOW Plans for the Farm Youth Show September 14 and 15, at a fairly rapid rate. committees have been the program DUtlined. QU!CK SERVJC~ -•--= • w::-1-tc - ft,-,Re-,- pairing k- Fuctov 'lftlned u1 watchmaker. COLLiNS JEWJ;.. LERS, Pomero~. l.a.tf up the exhibits from 1:00 p.m . unt ,, l:I .UO p .m. to'rJday, Sep· u~ mbca· 14, With exhtblt judgina:· Lu st.:~.r1 at 8:00 p.m. friday n1gbt. On Saturaay, ~pl!!tr.ber 15, the pl'ogram starts at 8 :00 a.m. At this lime the exhibil'); will be on diS play and open to public view. 10:00 a.m. Sa1urday morning the LJVc.sloC'k Judging witi take place, After dinner on Saturday thert will be a Style Show· featudn.,t dotb··s for children in additio, to the F.H.A. and 4·H (lirl&, Th1:1 Style Show will start at 2:00 p.m. Also at 2:00 !l-m. Saturday will be the Tractm· Drawing Contf!lst. Saturday evening ~~ 7:30 p.lll. will be the talerlt show. The Till· enl Show will wind up at 9:30 p, m. and then at 10:00 p.m. exhiblls will be J"emoved. There y.rUl pr61.,. ubly 1>c a few more actlvitieq scheduled bul the program as out lined wilt IJc your Farm Youth Show lor 1956. Why the One Day Show? The Farm Youth Show 11 ju~;t b.eing held the one day to reduce _the ex1•nse and work. By. holdioi 1055 OJ.USMOBILE Super "88" Neiglcr CAR REPAIR & Cltek Garage, Racine, Holliday Cuupo, power §tecring Ohio 8-6-6tc and brakes, hydramatit drive, $2695. Dl!wttnar's, Pomeroy, 0. 8-9-6lc .1t one day greatBarnes·SimPBun Insuranee ly the reduced andtent therental work Isload is HJ5t FORD VB, 2-door und 4-door Middleport . Fi11e _ considerably lightened. 1 Serlan Choice of thn•c finl' cars Bonds. Phone 6315·X As an example of tbe Jesa work $595 . Blacttnar'11, Putu ( roy, Ohio. Juvolved, two people used to Jtand ll·9-6tc COMPLETE lnau.r•11ce Protecttoa. guard At night. Thie 1ear thle.ca-: Ufe, Polio. Call Doa Ue dispt'nscd with for all but onr MJUs, Ohio. night. 111:1-1 111!':Ht:l!RY J-larrf.top ruupu, Monlt'l'l'.\', mercumnlit•, one own. We believe a good onc·day show rr. $1791)_ Blaeltnur's, Pomeroy, will accompl!sh as muth 1111 thret MAX WARD Ohio. 8-9.61r day show and will be considerabl)' ~:asier on everybody's disp().llition . 105.1 PI.Yl\IOUTI' Deluxe 4·fluor Black Locuatt Damage SNian, one of the best '53\ in If y1iu'll notice, you will see the town, $9115. Blat!ttnar's, Pomeroy, Loeust Tref!s In Maaoa County arc Ohio. 8·9-Btc mrning brown. Thle: !11 caused bY a bug called a Leaf Miner. There 1953 PONTIAC Delu11:e B·cylinder, l11 no practical control for thla in · 4-door Sedan, hydnunatic drivt•. 11ert right now. He•s a_ rood dellt $1095. BlaetlnRr':s, Pomeroy, 0. like detJth and taxes. 6-9..£tc fo"OH. SALE: LARGE HOUSE, suit· able for two families. Close in 19l to buslnetUI d_lstrict. In eJ;.cel· -lent condiliun. Must be sech tu Gilntl used · AUTO RADI0- 1940·150 be appreciated. Write Box 668· Ford, $20. E. PotcDuniel, 806 W. A, % The Daily ScnlJael, PomeMain, Pomeroy. 8 8 3tp roy. 8-7·3lc (20 B) Insurance 5 8~~~~ ~:~::~~~ ______ a , 121 ) Real Estate - For Scie - ·-- - ------ --·-· - - · - - - - 1'111\EE ROOMS of furniture Jn. dude~ iteml too numcrou~ In mention . Practically new, 2 Tv·~. d!'ep well cooker, elec. perc ., 2 radios, 1 radJo p~10no. comb .. ctr. F.verything for $900.00. 379 N. Front St., Middleport . 8-7·3k GASOLINE POWER rnowl'r, 18'", $30.00. Singer !lewln.ll mach inr . treadle type, $10.00. h.enmor 1• wringer waaher, $215 .00. Polaroid Spe:edllne.r eamera, with tla .~ h loc,OIC/Iment, 1 week old, $90.00. ~ 379 N. Front St., Middleport . &7·3lc =~=-=-=--- st('~~-~~~nn. A WARY BANI) CUNCORt.J , "!'1 . H J-Mem· bera of the Nevers Band,1 scheduled to gJve o conce11 at Rollins Park, had the ctty recreation de· partmcat issue- a request that parent~" keep thell· children away from the bandetand. 'The band ." ~aid the recreation departritent . Ll concerned about playins: at Rollins P11rk, where, two years Bli!o, hoya pelted Its perfOl'mcrs wJiil dt'prls during the prformance - - ---CANNING TOMATOES Brinil your uwo con!alncts, pick :your own. $1.00 Bu . EvenlnB calls, VJrgil Walker, Letart Falh : - , . , - - - - - - - 8·4 6tc PEACHES- Hale Haven and Gold en Jubile-e. New Havtn Orchard . New Haven, W. Va. Phone ·ru I Dried Beef t'Rt:SII-t'ROZEN - . llEAT'N EAT Mortons Pot Pies BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKI\Y I I ~ C1p'n J11hns Pan R.-dy Breaded Shrimp -· ·· · · · · · · 1,0 oz. pkg 59c .. .. IIBTALI ......_ ... ',,.,.· Halibut Steak --, , , · · · · · , · , lb 63c ; I SPECIAL! c OZ. BTLS.4·7 tYou'rei, OldI ALong .Time or Wont ~d be YouJ Representative, -They Get Rnulta- ' Foil Wrlppeo:f Tidy HouN Red Star Yeast · · · · · · · · · · ·-· · · · · · 2 cakes 9c Statler Toilet Tissue · · · · -· · · · · · -2 rolls 2Sc MNt lalla end Gravy ' ftl ..... ' ...... ....................... - AGENCY Pi.-., Aut.moblll, HNith ACCIDINT Lifo, Caauoleyt111411- 7-31 - l l . :,. ' qt 39: ., T~~ Doily Se!'tinel .' .... ... ~~·· ' " "YOUR Wlli'!l' I~< . . SUi'>~ RISE ~ Cryptog~l!-m Qq~tatlolJ 4i'!' AnoN· CZIZLLZF AZ TYBRA FJL9~ ) CQJ{ , Y. CZAUH-QZLUPR. t,.r "-'' ~4Y,:t{~,.,... if !11'0\V)IIIIil· ' Yuterday•s Cryptoquot.: GOD'S TH~ 111.1, WORI,p! - TO 990 ¥ On Your Dial HEY--- WHY ARE YOU RUNNING :(! , By SHULTS J ' !' . i" ,, - " ·~i. •.,· ' ' ..,, .:· ' Honeydew Melons · ·· · · · · · Jumbo 6 size 59c · 69c • -.,.,,E I . i;:c;;,~;~;~;·d 6 for49c· IPICtlLI; Pie '39' IStrve this pie ' uv~! ~~~ ctommed wltll Met, Juley ehirrieo · in·a ftaky·li&ht, aolden ,cl't:llt. Try it "at is" or a bJ mode to make ~np" ~~I an oc~a~ion! B•kM·to m~kc tht f•m_ily_ happ~~ ~ ' -~··--· · .iJ': '. . ' 1·2 gal. pkg• ' fERRY .· -,.. -·· . Sweet Plums . . 21bs 35c ' •JANI' PARKIR LAIIGI. I"· • • CONCRETB BLOCKS \} __ ,) TOP QUALITY AT A SAVINGS-WHY PAY MORE? Orang~ Sherb.tt In MIDD,!:!!'.'IIT, ONIO AU6-M """Nil 6111 \,q~u~l:':':''=··~ge:t:h:er:,====-::::.:-, California-Red, Thick ~eat · · · · · · · each 59c A&P's CreStmont-Pinea~ple, Lemon or Rea I Estate Broker borne .Is mote II Chef Boy·Ar·Det · · · .. · · .. - 15.,.. ozcan 37c Ice Cream - · a,ert. ~ ~ep, ,,·ta ~IJII. v••• rUPl - Mrs. C. A. Holcomb had to take a second look at her dock. It rnn backwards Jor -sel·eral hours, llwn SUNSET ' I A&P'S OWN MAJtVEL-CHOICE 8 FLAVORS uoe .._.a hQo ,....,.. fro• .,..._ ..,....,...ci'r. ,.... ....,... ,.,. ,· Tenn. - I& LONGF~LLOW One letter slinply !ltands tor anoth.u. In this exr.IPpl, .A. l1 U!!f:lf. for lile three L's, X for: the two 0'•· etc. Single I~Qra, a"'ii' tJ'V Ji hle'J, thC! length and rormatlon or tM wbrtll ·1ft tUl liint.. ' l:a~ll day ~he cod!! letters are dltrerl!nt. Sandwich Bags · · · · · -· · · · 2 pkgs of 30-19c Peaches .. ··... 31bs29c RODNEY DOWNING ltlltrd•r .. ·" ••.;.., , DAILY CllYPTOQUO'u; - Hore'o MW tp AXYDLBAAXR ,._ M&M Chocolate · · · · · .. · · .. · 6 oz pkg 25c Indiana Watermelons Pf!'&ette ~ NASHVILLE. Dlstrlbbted by K_lmr Teat,r,. ~~!Mf' Seedless Grapes 21bs 29c I c' <V- ·rrefzklg me, Judy, but it wa~ t:he" l-Id dO at the t ime, JUST TIRED '' 'liGHT WITH Ritz Crackers . · .. , , -, -. -. 1 IUox 33c Elbert,a Freestone ·-U. S. No, 1- 2 Inch up ao. ::o. compla~ent 1 SUGAR SWEET CALIFORNIA-RED CARDINAL OR WHITE Sentinel Display Ail water llzarJ ' You "ave something Ta Sell, T rode or An· nounce, Let A Daily ( t.W ·~~-'nc 41 . St"rp~nt· _ RICH TOMATO-TANEY SPICES G. Wall (Turk.) t!l. HIJh tmut.J Fltih or otlwr troz- oltv i -'lflfp · ~•"-1 you may prefer 1/( .Jf:•Jt,)i'few.W~ks U!ltil the (rulf ~ '- Ma.aonlc lodre .:lB. A napped leather · 39. Hor_,e 40. Ves.~;el whlclt carrJ~s oil Dre5sed Whiting ·- · , -· - - 2 lbs 25c 4for99c a. Acroa .t. Marry , .''" ~rc.h ..:pbbJtr, 'pic . ora ....-· ' Plan RNdy Ma., . ..., ' 'j36. Doorkee!'ler _Nutley Margarine 2"...~41c ) Young Once - ~hPrrt!,~,: iu tr~!lh, fn · ~e... na. mont)\ ' {lith) ; :34. Notch ' Pen RHC!y AifJ~'4a, , '.,uddtllJS, 1om ely 21 . Little child ,1. ' R~H AND S~AFOOD I~M.~nd accompi!Qin')fi!J*I fPr mtft Of fi8h. for ula"'· ~~l't.t : · ·r ruil cups ,1. Sliced Pickle · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 8 oz pkg 29c lebananon Bologna · ·· · · · · · · · 8 oz. pkg .33c. · ·- · -, -·: .. :11-t lb pkg 33c •o !ftr,tNile toO-- patnunr "· f,"~rlitlu • ~~ - Stripe I. Elkert ' If. Biblical Cit)' lgeol.) &nlma'«t then &7. Means of 7. However tJeed ,Ji. ¥111lar)" 8. A planet for food ..,hle!t1..__ Cleopa\ra'l ~ 35. Fit . ,... death il. J'athert H . "Pa\huC' U. Lyre·.Ma:ped celf!!lt!al 118. OOddeas a7.3hattered •ld,e . de&lh. JIOCken. bodle• I ~r .of {Norsel apleb G!I!Jr t09tJa f8. l)lstreu 19. Coll8tel• ltl. Honey. f 28. PriJiith algnal : used lation J&lherinf , PtoPlt l.tt trom. 20. Kind c1t :lnaect J$. W!Jer Titanic couch 22. Beardi ot ' barll!y 23, Mari's name 241 . Grow old. ' :G. State ot . 1 temper / 27. Grasps 30. Sea eagle tEur.) Small canva1 bel! .32. Openlnga ~3. Jewlllll 1 and Pime11to Loef Wafer Sliced Peae~a 111'~.: 'hr)'~re J(flOj;l Pft .\tf"~kflst eer-.al ~ .SOCI&ltntn• 23. r talnmen~ ...ft. (jllang• QUBR IF INSURANCE 12.oz pkg 47c 21~ Only . ~;;:;;:;;;;:::;~;:;;;;;;;=:; (Ill _W~nt;J'f~-Buy24888. ..... . . - ... You're. ---- -- FOR SALE TOMATOES ME:X:J. CANS tarae pink , nun·ll<'td . 2nd houfl"e ea_g;t from 11rhool hm..1!Je. '' Wiilt.tm H. Holmes. Syracust'. Ohio. 8-6· 1 mo.c Smokles Sausage 1. A lhlldt or red 2. A formal ~ : lt. Break• Canned Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . lb 73c Super Right ~mr ~flf!l 101' · t2. ~y-eli!l -1. U. tllrnr ' "'\.:"..: ~W!clllni 1 "\ ~arf (~.) · f9WJ DOWN" Jl, T.ftr.. Ia. S~bby I to 12 1!:- Sitl! Sliced Bacon · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1 lb.pkg 39t ACROSS t . Bo8.at G. Crowd.l ,t· Jiffy Steaks 2-8 oz pkg 69c_ All Good 1 e. To make; I rrettut ' '10. Ordinary U . Formed, 8.1 &n electrll;: : 1 arc Fresh· Frozen- Buttered Bacon . . . ·· 21b pkg 79c IWAKUNI, Japan _ Sgt. John I. Barnhart, son o( Mr. and Mrs. William Ba!'nhart of Route I, Har· rlsonville, Ohio and husband ol the former Mill's Hazel A. -Edward of Rutland, Oblo, arrived in Ja. pan In July with the 1st Marino Aircraft Wing's "Fighter Squad. ron 121. The squadrun ban the JUNK CO, 1 I A&P Super Right, Lean Old r'ashioncd, Thick Sliced Rutlund Soldier Lands In Japan Last Mouth OHIO VALLEY 80RAP DlOff - j~ Smoked Picnics 31c - at ·n man,.. diJihtf. ~ ltf t.,q peacf\ iust to e-.t "~fJ ~~~ -·'1~ ·· i~ d e'ic· i.ous 11:nd QtJlrifittUJ, ': Jl ti!Jf II gootl >tQ~~ G( V~tc4.~P. . .A 10 l"lerhln· wh1ch pr~!WI · ,~1, fn terth 'lnd increase,s our rt~~r~>&ptee to in fectWn . , . · .. OAIL Y-CROSSWORD Oh •· ::M::_":·_v~e~lm~•_:J:•~tm~s~o~n:_·,-:M~<~s._L~·i~ll.._..i() ~.:::::::::o:-::m:::e=r=o,:y,:':-:::::=i=o:::= _••_:_•_::C_:'::'':':__:"::':':'::'::'"c:~::'.:T:,:"::':'d:•-:Y::_· fhey tas~ sop,. .' a.. n"Rt10TtriU&L I QAMW PftatM Ill Drug Store -·-· thin¥ to remt:m!Jf'r 11 ~It Tl(El A!.13'T LOOK GOOD T J B£ GOOD. Appt' wr a.nce and ial~ are th1 wo ~Jt=st tl!'llts Of p•ach gualily U yuu mu~t de!J,Qd on look• alone e!e.·t pnchet ~--1ich h.Jave 1 ·rnmy ur _velll;iwlah bll.f!l(..l(rounc! Cc-lu.". O.•n't be fooled ~ tbc 1lush. ll mPktl PfiK'het very at •.rarti ve but is p&t a l"lli:P of sweet 1e1111 or rlpenes!l, ' Do n't *oy a . bu~ei of ' "adt"~ .\"ithout eating one-Jl you lik ' heir rBw flllJ'W' ~haQC"ea ,_ art you wiJI a!iO like lbml t~Jd, fanned or (ro:ten. D9)l'J HPH't · r,- fin<' J¥tra l&rlll J»tt4tlNt• - lit . Ura,aj't · "lrice.s. fQrhm",tlly · •~ ·dOfa n"; :leterrnine fla:YOF 1\llr gUa)Uy. Peachea ar~ mort tJl•n 1 snack I SWISHER & LOHSE WE BUY ~-o R SALE-One gt<l• Wtnte< Coat and one gtrl1 Pea Jacket siu 11 to 16. Pr!ced rcat~onabl~ Cort 611rhl. 8 8 3tp 1 C1.AIHNET HORN, u:ed only.6 rnnnths, $8:1, Mary Thornton, 7!'J7 Short •th Sl., Mlddlepurt. 8 8 3tp Letart, W. Vo. ~~~ 6 ROOM FRAME HOUSE, large FOR SALE-Pealll 'l.l:irby Real D li~·ing room, 3 bedrooms, tJt. t'Wle, Rutland TowD&blp. Sl then, dining room and bath. -acrrut land, bouse, barn and ou\ Gl1ssed in front porch 2 acres buJictlnce. See Geotv-e A. Meoin· or ~round. Gordon or Floyd Administrator. S..I-U Rld.!nnur, Chestea', Ohio.8 9 ~tp If.;;~;;;;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;.;;. 1101/SE TllAILER , •• ft New paint, 2·tone, Remodeled . Frank }'rye, Rutland. 8 8 Otp I M The program schedule caliJ for Serv1ces 18' Auto !>ales Wllllem F. Gr-egory, C:•unt, Protram Schedule Baker 's will j;l[ve yuu the bns~ trade un furnitcre ur applian· t:•. .t"6--ti ,b tl' Auto Farm News WANTED- BABY .SITTER. to live to be held in. Boarl'l Rnd nl<'m with small are moving wa(!es_ WriiP Mrs. Douglas Ow· ems, Mine1·~ vil!r, Ohio. 8 8 Htr The \'ariou~ set up and Patrlda A. Gr ~ 11ory, l"lomt _. Demonstration Agtnt "EACH TIME IS HiRE 1'h :s iJi the ltme of 1•ear for u to hunur that Iusrious. blushin y f ru1t, the pac ch . V~.!RIETIE.o;;. 1 i ~ customury to rl.as!iifv pe~;~ch ~. rough4' as cljMstone vr freestont' the clingstone t~-r·e ha ve fr uit thu B d h ~r es to the stone anct the frey .stout' type hav in g fruit I hal part ~ read l l~, frmn the stone. ln gcmeral the f, cest1me l:>PI'! goes tn frest, murht ond the clingston" ~oes in to ~<~n~. There nrc thou~ijnds or n11med vnr ie1il''! "but we ·are c~n · cP.rned onlv with l~ o:;;e found i11 abur1!.'lnce in this ar~a. ELBEUTA - I!eadin!l cummerci1.~ val·fdy uf fl'ee~r>tohe. · if is a- Jau y~llow peach w. itb red cheek, ten der :-ellow flpsh . h3 s high flav.o• anct ship!l well. .1. H. HALE and the HA.LEHJ\VEN- ;.,•·~ llt'XI in importanJ.'e. Ttair· is :l lrwg r rou~d Pllll(lh with al m0~t fun: ess yellow skin blushe• with rl'd. Th"' fl~tsh is yel!nw . fill\' or delicious a nd ship ping qual· itv guod. PICK IN' PEACHES , Wht'n bu\·lng !l(!llches, the be!f Mr. and Mra. Ralph Warner and children recently visited Mr. an d Mn. Clifford ClericUs and \1• KeMngton and children of Aleron Fred Porter in Springfield , Oh 1o are visit inc their parents, Mr. and Recent guest IU Mr. and Mn Mn. W. W. Staats of Board . L . J. Ruttencutter and Mr. a nd Mrs. William L. Zerkle were Ho111 - I er Gold of Greenup, Ky., Mrs . M ~r­ jorie Grubbs, Columbus, ami ~ ~~ 1 belle Gold, Columbus. The Guy Blessings h<1Yc return ,-rl after spending a tew days w11h their son, Manford Ble15slng, near Pt. Pleasailt Girls attending the 4·H Cluh Girls State at Jackson Mills at·· June Spencer, Ann Newland 11nd Lola Jean Roush. Mr. and Mrs, William Duer and daughter, Julie Lvnn, of St. Mary"• ,·'f visited friends in Mason and vtr inity on Sunday. Eighte~o of the 23 opti~ns otrered on a Buick Special are preferred by the average Nathan Rouah hu returned homr buyer of thrs model, accordmg to Albert H. Belfie, general sales manager. Illustration after 5pendin.ll a fP.w weeki! 111 shows a t~vo·door Special hardtop, which is the most popular model In the · Buick. line Indiana with his uncle, Ivan Datr and the different options with which the average buyer equips Jt. ' Bush. Recent guests al the hom e of Mr. and Mn. Charlps Barton ~· l' rr Bobby ' of Mason called on Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Parsons MF5. Russell Rarton and her sislrl A Union visited recently with Mr 1 Mr~. Ed Fry Monday evenin)s: of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush Mr · Rev . Peter~ called o.n Mr. and and Mrs. Areh Roush of Oak ~nd Mrs. Manrord Bles~;ing '~ndl' Mrs. Dt>nnis Roush and Mr. anrl Grove. Mrs. Rosa Fink, Mr. and Mr~ .\1ichael of Point Pll!t~Sa,nt, Mr. <Jn<. · Mrs_ W. W. Staats Monday after· Ralph Fink and daughter, Pegg y Mr\_ Curti>: Young were guests or noon. WMd,, dMelvin Bonecutter spent llpcnt the w~kend in Charleroi e nes ay nigbt with his wi(c. Pa., as guests of Mr. and Mrs ~r . an~ M7. Cecil Blessing Mon· l M~!l. Kathryn Blessin.ll and Mr~ Mr. Fred Roush was in Point ail Order Filled Charles Fink. Charles Edward cl<t) evc nm g. Cut·tJs Young were dinner guest~ Pleasant Monday on business p Fink accompanied them back to Mrs. Ev"lYn__ oi __ . Ma~on and will visit relatives here. Dr . .and Mn. T. McGowa n and children are visiting In BM ton, Mass., and in 'New York . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grimm and · children of Naples, Florida, l~fl Wednesday morninl( to return to their home after apendin~~: somr time visiting in MaRon. Mr. and Mrs . Le11ter Johnson of Vienna , W. Va .. were recent guest -~ of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jnbnbon and Mr. and MJ•s. B. "P'. Board. Ml'll. Sall.v Lou Clark of W es' ColumbJ.a left on Monday to visil A&P SUPER RIGHT--LEAN, SHORT SHANK her husband, Mel Clark, in Loui sville, Mrs. Mar;y Berry and daughter. ~Hutron, are on vacation in Sou!~ ' Carolina. I T revy-Finstewald Funeral Home Pomeroy-Middleport (OJ Dally Senttnel, AqJ, 9, 1966--7 Homemaker News 1 To me•t the dul,... · of eury family . , , at a cotl the family •ats, !·'or rent fo:lec trk wallpaper .!otcamN ("linlun F1 ~ her, Mid dlrport l'h 1:1265-X. 11 ·1-11 WANT ELIH<:RLY ruup le or two Old agl! :wnswners to rent 2· room .apaxtmcnt with semi·balh. Call 6196-J . 8 8 3tc ~ i ,e Mrs. P;.,ullne M~·Ciintock 1ad dau.:hter Kay actompanled ReY. and ~r~ . M. C. Larimore to their new nome at Cooperdale for an extended visit. MASON. NEWS Quality, IP'or M!Rl.--ExteDaloD L&dden. · S..ffold Bolrdi,_Imlp Clotlu. Clintoo Fisher, IWldieport. ' Sentinel, Aug, 9 , 1956 . GEORGE WUNDIEII . .' '• ' , • • ~_ J' < - ; �I • S~ The 1 RUSSELL R. PRIDDY, 4-H Agent WONDERFUL TIME AT BOYS Pomeroy-Middleport (0) Daily Sentmel, Aug. 9, 1956 DOMINICANS PICKET IN NEW YORK STATE POMEROY P7RS Miss Corinne Ashworth has r~ turned to her home, Kent, after a vi.'lil wtth Pnmeroy relatives. lAst Monday I ~turned week at Jackson's Mill, having attended Bnys' Sta.h! 4-H Camp. I must say that 264 boys, when pulling together, can have a wonderful time. Boys <~tt~ndlng (rom llason County wer<' Cllarles Garland, Jc.e Johnson, Walden Roush and Jtm MitchelL The boys from our county made their pr~ence known there, too, fvr Charles Gar land and Joc Johne-on \ton red tlbbona, and Walden Roush and .Jim Mitchell won blue ribloons in the g90d t:Jooming rontest. Jim JrU rhairman of Tuesday 's c:.mp assembly and Walden was chairman of Werlnesday'.s a5Sembly . To up it au off, Jim Mitchell walkP'If away last Sunday niKht with lhe Health H which i~ quite au honor . All in all, I think thE' Mason County boys contributf'd a lot to the 1956 BcyA' State 4-H Camp. GJRLS' STATE There arc eight girls attending the Girls' State Camp at the M1ll this week. We will be e•pectlng them to give u~ a good report when they return and ('m sure the.y will. Those attendi ng are Janice and Janie Jordan. Ann Newland, Nancy Blaine, Anna BeJJ Sommer. June Spencer, Wanda ThompS('IFJ and Lo lA Jean Roush SHOW . . ---- ---- 1 want all 4-H dub members to put the finishing touches on their projects now, in pr.ep'Hration for our Farm Youth Show. It will be September HI !h i~ year at the National Guard Armory. Our project completion has been low in the pASt e,.ml I would like La aee that percentage increased. It can be done if those who · haven't com· pleted wltldo so now. If you have -any questions about your project, )'OU wlll 11t11J have lime to see me or Bill or Pat and have it alraigh~ened out. West Virginia Turnpike 2.~ Minute., :< BUSES f:VERY ll,\ Y UNDA MORGAN (top), H, who had been l'eportcd killed in the •Inking of the Ilallan liner Andrea Dorf4, b carried ashore Bt New York on a stretcher from the Swedish :ship S!ockkolm. Her ltepfather, Comllle Clanlllrra, a 1ore~ rorrespundent, and her atep-slstel', Joan CJantarra, were amonc the lost. At bottom, a gid IIW'V1¥'or of the lll-!oted ship ~~ uhore .till clutching ber llie_pr!!servet""-- ~tlfm4.f Leave 8:02 am.'2 ·00 pm, 7:00 pm Arrive 6 20 pm, 1:.! :25 am, ?:32 nm Mr nnd rMs. Chnrle::~ Ormes of One Way Round 'fdp Cu !umhu s. Mrs . Madeline Kirby, grandson, Oakland, CAlif., nnd Billy Schuefcr of Lockbourne Air Hase wrre dinner gue~ts of Mr . Pius U. S. Tax and Mrs. Curt Lall:,tnce on Friday. $5.50 $9.75 c•d of couffl (t cost. ,.., 6rl GREYHOUND . Twenty-two officers and enlist · Rogl'r Davidson has returned ed men of the Tank Company to his base, Artmore, Okla., after (90mmGunl sta'lion~d at Ripley , being called here by the death of W. Va . le{! Las t weekend for two hi.s aunt, MISs Bertha Ebersbach. weeks Summer Camp. Some art> Mrs. Eugene Harless, Clearwat- training at Fort Knox. Kentucky er, fl a. , who wa 9 called here by and some are at Camp Breckentb1' rlcalh ot her aunt, Miss Ber- ridge, Kentucky . tha Ebl'rs bach has returned to 1st Lt. Glenn E. Smith, ComhN home accompanied by her mother, Mr-.. Clara DavidiiOn, who manding Officer, listed the follow · will make her home with her. in-g names as men in Camp: 1st vi.siled Lt. Henry Bul'k, 2nd Lt. Frank Mrs . Clyde Andrews Wednesday with her mother, Mrs-. Capehart, M-Sgt. Charles Dillt>.l Mary Stobart , Antiquity (lst Sgt.}, Sgt's Delbert Casto. Mr.s . Addie Grue.ser, Condor St. Carlyle Epling, Jackie Flihn and anrt Mr and Mrs . R. B. Wilkins Edgar Poe, PFC's Harold Dooley r eturned home Tuesday evening and Daniel Powell, Pvl's Charle; &fter " Y&f'!ltion lrip to Niagara Bura:ess, James A. Capehart. Roy Falls and Canada . Mr. and Mrs. Rardin, Roy Shamhlin, William Wilkens returned !o their hnme Southall, John Taylor, Kenn eth 1 MIMIIIS ot. Domlnlcu Republic Cultural Society and Pan-Amerlean AnU-Communlm AuoclaUon are ahown on picket duty ill New Lanca~ter, Wedne:-day. Taylor, Richard Ward, J()hn Wj]d. L_ York. Tbe lli&DI opla1n reuont fot the picltetin&. (ln~} 1 man, James F. Cap.ehart, Georgi: Mr and Mrs Paul Zirkle and Hesson and Charles Rou11h. chil-dren, Rita and Marlene, RonThree other members of the nie Calvert and Rose Horak of Pome roy and Mrs and Mrs. Wm. Tank Company: Jackson Garnes Harrah of Dayton enjoyed a pic- Perry Hickman, Jr., and Robert Scarberry are now ('In sbt month• nic at Lake Alma Sunday. M1·. and Mrs r Edgar Altmayer active dutv for training. (Jeannette Young) and sons, of Levittown, N. Y. are spending a Lansing, Michigan. tW<l week vacation with her parMr. and Mrs. John Hopkins and enU., Mr and Mrs. 1'homll.!i Young. eon of Columbus vi&ited Mr. and Miss Marilyn Young of Wasbing~ Mrs. Don Mlore. While here they ton, 0 . C. Is also the guest of her accompanied the Moores to Portsparents for a we~k . mouth where Mr. Moore addressMr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and ed a Tri State District Council ot children of Toledo are the guests C.arp.enters meeting. of his p11rent11, Mr. and Mrs. GerMr. and Mrs . James Mumaw nf ald Wise. · near Steubenville visited his sis· .and four ter Mrs . James Clark Mls11 Frankie Mumaw. children of Cincinnati are the Mrs. Nettie Meeks vblted her sucst.s of her parents, Mr. and daughter Mrs. Bpt'on Johnsen at Mr8. E. N: Arnold, ROBe' Hill. Parkersburg, • Mrs. Gilbert Freeman is on a James il'heiss stationed at Lockweek's vacatinn from her emin Columbus ployment at the Gloeetner rest- bourne Air 6ase spent the weekend at the Gilbert AltMNo 1ft New York aboard General BodSea·· ror vtaiU Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mees and Sinclair home. with Explorer Bcout.l ID tftt United Btate1, t.'lree Explorers Join daughter, .roan, returned to their of Prook.!ivlll• Melvin Grimm , 1 bplonr scout John Maber cseeon.d rrom right! or BrookJyn In a home, Colu mbus, Tu~sday evrrUng and Ree·ce Grimm of' Columbus four-way handshake. The vlsttora are ( rrom left) Roger Green, with after a week 's camping at Great spent the week end here Enf)and; BJJI Davtdaon, Scotland. and O«am Arvid11on, Sweden. Bend . wife a"-d mother, M.rs. Citri.'ltJna In all, 52 Scouts arrJved on the Vlleel. The English buys will go Mr .And Mrs . Rir.hard Meea and Grimm. to PhiladelphiB-t tbe Scotch to Clnclnnttl and the Swedish youtha family The Jolly Stitchers 4-H club met Rre visiting relatives In to Memohl~ _'l.u.r_..~!"'-.l_ ".:.::~~_:_:_· Columbus. at the h-:~me of Rnsetta llllle. Mril, Geneva Nolan was present and judged projects. Mr. and Mrs. Holbert WHii,ams and AOns of Akron spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Hughey Leading- end with his parents, Mr. and ham and children, of Lorain vis- Mrs. C. H. Wllliam11. On Jllly 18 one hundred and (ifty .to foster an "international brother· ited Mr. 11nd Mrs. Willis LeadingMr. and Mrs. Willis Leadingout!toriding Civil Air Patrol cad- hood of air-minded youth ." The ham_ him arid daughten spent a week ets left to visit 22 nalions of the first E~<('h;wve was betwef'n CanRuth Wingett has end wltbMrs. Rosa . Le·ad~ghain rree world . Ther an' participating ada 11nd the Unllerl States in 1948. home following a visit with and Mr. and Mrs, Scott Monre at in the lnterna.tionnl Cadet Exaunt, Mrs. Robert Holstlen, South Webster . . Countries vi.'li!('d are Canada, ('hanJ,!" and will carry the spirit of aviation abroad whilc alr-·mind· Mexico. l:le!~;:ium, Rrazll. Denmark, rd young men from !hi.' PX<'hAnge France. Greece, Hal~·. The Neth!rcountries vislt in the United State~ . !anrls, Norwa.v, PnrtuJ,!al , Spain . Sweden, Switzerlanrt. Tul'key, Cu · Th(' hov;~ are ~cmber·s of Lht• ba, Grf'a! Britain. Chile, Venezuela, Air fo'orc~'s civi lian auKiiiBrv HOd 1 1'eru, Israel and Uruguay. compt•lr fur tht> honor of F.xchAngc Th nl , t th ·'el· 1 · · th h lh c·1 1., A e o y co. 1 o e cau § s JHII'll<'lpatwn r~mg e "' .r their 5ipending money with tht> P<~lru) youth avJatlon program. transPortation furnished by the U CnuntJ'It>s in Europe, the Near S. Air Force. Two adult escnrb l':ast, L.11tin America and North and arc nssignt>d In each group : a South America will host the Amer· USAF oUicer fiDd a CAP · officer. Jeans who will visit in groups uf Ohio boys taking part are Rich five und Lwenty·H\Ie and . will be ard Lambert, Cincinnati; Stanley ofl'tcial gue~:~ts of cooperating nr D. Brechtel, o~trander; John Floyd gnni:r.11tion.s in tt\ese nations. The 19!\6 Exchanie, the lar~:est Jr., Oayton; David Hickenbot-ham, Springfield. In the nine-year history of the progr<tm, i~ sponsored Jn this country by Civil Air Patrol. Major Gl'fl. Walter R. Aiee, CAP national ctunmander, says the purpose IS HOGS-175 t,, 220 lb,s,., 16 to 16.70; 220 to :ZIJO lbs., ttr 'lo 16.70. Light, 14 to 16.60. Fat Sows, 10 to l'f . Stags, 8 to 12. Boars, 6 to 10. Sows & PlgR, 36 to 60. Shoats, 2 !o 1S. CATTLE - Sl.e!crs, 12 to 18. Heifers. 10 to 18- Baby Bed, 12 to 18. Fat C.ows. D to 12.!50. Cttn· 'J'he annual picnic ol the Chosners, 6 to 8. Bulls, 10 to 15. Milk ter Garden Club WBB btld Wednes- Cows, 60 tn 13!J. day cveninJ at the hom• of Mrs. VEAL CALVES - Tops, 2i-70. Vernon Weber with Mrs. Lawrence Seconds, 20 to 24. Medium, U tO Milhoan aslllstlna. 20. Com. & Hvs., 10 to 22. Cblls,· Plans were mad~to attend tbf- 4 to JO. State Convention" at Athen! anJ SHEEP-Ewes & Lambs, 4 \o IJ:: the meeting on plannln; )'l!larbook~ Stock Ewes, 3 to 6. Fat Stl;fe~ nt. Rutland Mon_sJay. 3 to 8. Cull!, 1 to 4, Buekal. ., Hibbona were awarded Mrs. Roy 6. F11t Wothers, S to 8: · '' · · : Holter, Mrt. Vernon Weber, Mrs LAMB5-To!>s, 20. Second\, . Ji f<~an Dean and Mrs. Leth1 Kobto 18. Ught Wts~, 12 to lB. Conflentl. mnn, 10 to 12. The n~xt meetinJ iA to be 11 work~thop at the home of M1·s. CHrl Mr . and Mrs. Charletr HAmilton Kaull Aug, 6 with MrR. Rober! n{ Harris onville, Pa., viaited Mrll. Reibel, regional director, attend- Allee Williams, Mrs. Gladys May, • ;:lilt fEET VOL. VIII Rollin Logr.n ol Jacksonville , Fla., \11 .'lpending ~ume time with his grandmolher. Mrs . Lena Wea- 150 Civil Air Patrol Cadets Are Touring22Nations0£Free World Te IIAIRMONT SWIPT HOMIS, INC, loll: 1516, P1rkeNIM.Irg, W. V1. (ientlemen: I !lm lntere11tcd In 11 ( ) 1 bedroom ; ( ) 2 hq_nroom, ( ) 3 bedroom; ( ) 4 btdroom, Swift H111uc . I do ( l; dn not l ) Name ---~~-~------- --, -- --- -·-·· ---- --··-··- ·· -~· Addrf'ss ------- -- ----------·------- Phone ·---- ------- -· Ctt)' -·-- --~-~------·--- ____ Slate .----·--------CLIP AND PASTE ON POSTAL CARD--MAJL TODAY Our OHice and Model• re OpMI at 1101 8LIZZAIO DRIVI [U. S. 21 Soutfl) PAIKI*SIUIG-Drlv~ out today. A-22 *' •••• (1111,.,.,~ prospecls Get. •.f.P\.a.a• Advtce From VPI pro£essor· I!' • • nmneenn~ ; 0 circus. They &aid such ., ' 95-$189.95-$199.95 limo payments up to 11 mas. .. · ·Of VIC In ' un.bnatnn, o.. RIU, Vice president of the Chamber ot Commeree: nianager of Co. bere. to at.- - A loll to tho Columbvl 'and Sout~~en~' OhlolleCtrtc Company oHlco wllllwfne .,...,_. ay Pittsburgh down tow•rd! Cincln· 'niU. They will see,.the need for modern loeke and ilams and obsenre· the 11nod control along tbe river and the trtmt:ndous induS'rial development in the Ohio Val- Among tbe men who will be prHent are M.• G. Burmide . Concame from E. lni88m•n fro~ W. Va.: CliH?fd of lbe RlYEil'& Davis, Tenn., chrrnn of tbe FlOod the OVIC. Coiltrol aubcom.; John A. Blat~lck, Mlrin .. chrmn ol the Rivera and Harbors subcommittee; Gen. " '. - ' ; . . "'' I- . IDd .dinner. o-.e· ,o f ,the main of the Conference :Ia to ' .... violi<>n wllb lh• 1'0'-·11 ~w <If. till• v;.u.,. '' MeGJothUn, Fogle&one, Beck Manufacturin~ Company, IsSoldToffirrlestonFirm ' ~ ,McGlotb~ ¥d· Th\lrsday's te.st.s at London l'leAred ·Noblt>s o{ such charges;. Bailey said that the investigation into the death of the bO]>' will continue. Warren Woman Is Injured In Fall From Horseback ,Middleport Squad Sale of the D. r._ Beek ManuThey are of arc _and spot w~ldA Warren. Ohio. woman visltinl! factul'lng company uf Midleport 1 ing co~truction wttb aulomotJYe in Mason Citv waJO injured on to the Hubert Kelly Motor Co. of safety . glass throughout _and are Thursdav wh~n a horse which .shf' Charleston has recently been ao- Wi!ll known in the market The was riding reared and fell on hf'r. nouneed by the Kelly Company. cabs in t~e future will be mar~etThe Beek Company bas been ed from Charlest.on after bemg Mrs. Lee Richardson . who was eogoged in the manufacture of trucked from Middleport. visiting her brother, Russell Capehart of Mason, is a patient in the a d 1 Jeeps cabs sinee 194 an . .11 nc~ The Kelly company in Charles- S<:haekel Clinic where she is reib> organization ha~ ~een thqnc a:S ton )oat its distributorship of Wil- ported!y suffering from a broken two companies p[o ~~~t~rte bum lys Jel!ps when the Wi!lys Motors, verlehra. a crarkPd peh<s hone. 0 1 D. L. Beck e . Inc abnlished web distributor- and two cracked collar bnn'"-~ . the prese~t f.,_~tory t\ous~ng the , shiPs throughout the country and Mn;. Richardson, along with her 19 2 h D compapy 1n tn ·1 adopted direct factory dealer Ann . was spending A large part of his products ave , been exported to Canada '-nd re1aUonshtp. her in the art>a wi1 h rela through thelr dealers to other forPhilip w. Kelly, snn o{ the pres- lives. ~· F~d Rosenbaum nf countries. . ident will be tlle genl!ral manager 1 Pomeroy 1s her mler. Kelly company, \Vhill!h or1.11· of the company and Charles Clark- 1 ·-·--~~-lnally distri~uled WUiys Jeeps 1ft son is managing tbe Middleport tbe -entire /tate of Wert Vl.rrn!a plant. 0 I and part sof Virginia, Kentucky, d . the Beck and Mrs. Clarksnn and son l and "'"'' """" cabs Oh In o,19'9. ·are moving from Charleston to the • , Tbe cnmpllny prodtlces apprtlx- Shiflet property on South Fourth a Mid~leport Makes Two Calls Thursday Evening The Middleport Emcrgent'J Squad was called at 5:30 p.m. when Samuel Tf'rzopoulus, Harri· sonville Road, became ill. H~ wat taken to the Meigs General Hos· pil.al 'ol•here Dr. J . J. Davis w.u called on the case . ThP Pomeroy Squad was on another emergent'y run and the Middleoorl Squad Was called to 'tase. - ~~:;•;:~:i;,,~Jo the The Emer~ency Squad was call. ed at 8 p.m. when Mr5 . Henry Car. ter ,Cochran',~~ HoHow. below Hnbson, becamE- ill . St-.c w~ given fir-~t a'id and it was recommended that she visit a physician. J hn Vroman W'll Attend CapltO • 1U Mr. ~'::~~1Ya~~h:~P~~~:1;a~!l~t~ A~th~~ ~:!~~~ company manufacturs f~U a~ half cabs of each etyle. It produces only a deluxl! half cab but both custom and deluxe models are manufactured in the full c2b. in Middl_eport Rawsnn, Ch!I~ In Fall Semester The ::~:~~!~;:n~~ Squad are Emmett John Vroman, son {)f Mr. and 'W.is calle-d to the home of Mrs. Johnaon, Carl De~ng, ~\~a~' Mrs. Jnhn c. Vroman ·nf 174 Cole fRay Keeton i nSyracuse on Thur&Cmon, Harold Sw rlz. a John St. Middleport, Ohio has sueeess- day. Mrs. Keetnn suffered from Hoscbar, Cbttrles Bland, nd fully completed the requirements . an attack and was gJ\•en oxygen Stewart. . for admission to C11.pit.al Unlver-r by tht> squad. sity, Columbus, Ohio, ae<:ording - - -----~. to aD announeem~nt by Mr. James REPUBLICAN WOMEN . Shult:r. Dire,..tor of Admissions. ! The Meig!> Cou nty Women s • Joh~ plans to l"nroll in the i RC'publif'an Cluh wilt mret on Sat. Businqs.s AdminislraJjnn r.l$'r!ic- ( Aut:.. 11. at 2 PM _;,t the Hot(') ulum . He is locking forwartl to be- , Martm . Ali Rf'pllhlic:tn womf'n are ginnin,ii: hi s rollegc work at Cap- urge~ to attend hy pn·sJdenl Oelltal in September Ia W1ndsor. 1 I 58 Bus Drivers Issued Permits ! At Meigs Board Meeting, Tu~sday / A tntal of 5fl bus CriVers per- liam H. Swain, Virg il Wt>~tfa l l. mits wer\! 1ss11Cd by the Meigs Northern Local S('hool Distrir·t : County Board of Education at a E. R. Carr, SadiE' Cr.rr. Raymnnrt meetin g held Tu c6dav night 1 Cottt>r11l. Clinton E. Douglas, Ruth The l~ r)!:e st number for one dis-~ Gfllilan, Orville D Graham. trict was ]3 fnr Snuthrrn (.(1('1!! Salisbury L()('aj School D1stncL whilr f.asicrn and Wf' f;frrn Lrx:al Huh•: Brown, Clay ~';vans. Amos Dis!ric!~ harl !2 l'arh hired Thr Leonard, Evcrf'tt Lightfoot Homer dr iverS Ar(' rrq uirt•d tn pas.~ a ph_v- Radford. George W11gnrr. Oren sica] before Lhry r;,n as.'lumc Lhcir Wears. duties Southern Local School District: Those !s ~uf'rl prrnuts in 1hf'Jr Marshall Adam~. Huwarrl Allen. r e~pective S~.·hool d1strirls arf' : Lourence Beegtr , Edward Bush., Ralph Henderson, AUwri Hill, Vel'· Bedford L()('al SchOol lllstrirt : Wm . Hnrt. to'rank Jones, W. H. non Nease. Charli!s M. Proffitt, Jones. t<:rne~t Wood. Harold Proffitt. Grover Salser, Jr. , Columbia Loca l Schoo] District: Delbert A. Smith, Clarence WielE· Jame,~~ G::ston , ~'i!ndal Jord~tn, Tf\y· line, Kenneth W!ilt. Jor A. Moore. Chester Riel! . Western LOcal School District : Eastern Local &-hool District: Ernesl Davis, Max Edmundson. Victor A. Bahr. Cecil Caldwell, Howard Cerman, - Darrell Goff. Wayne Chevalit>r, Ros~ Cleland, Don Gorb~. Lauren HoUma~. Ten'y Thomas F. Ryr, w. A. Frost, Bry- Little, Marvm Miller, Gertld; Nor· ris, Jame.. Nitholt:O,A; Riymood 110 Harris, Jr., Fred Larkins. C. 0. Newland, Roland Terrence, WU.. thom,u. Matvlb. B.. V{Uion. ... I I ,,,;, ~~~~i=~a!:""';.:.DMlt a.nu·bvtctory Bam.ble~ 1ntrut1tnc on bMW • congr&tu-ptl fJ'9m ll: wlh. tn T~•theIn.trudu' ~bJ'th~ ~ two in tlle Jan .• Bob - a 1953 1111 thelb to ~e interest In their chPdren and "' .,.... their •P•· loslty In their studies. In bis remarks to studenU, Professor Long t(lld them not to 1 be coatent wtl-h just p.aaslng but to work hard to get to the top. Profeuor Long was acCOmpanied by Paul Taormina of Columbia UniverSity, .one of the atude~t engineers berfl lor · ·the summer. __, In the \)ualne• s:e•slon nf the meeting, Rotarians voted 't9 eosponsor with th~ New Haven Littna: Club a visit of the Red CroasBlodmoblle to the- Bead. Are.a In Seplemher. E. C. /Iochner, Del>tli\IY C~lel . of Studenta present a l:the meeU••r'l E.een ror ConstruetioD( were Jerry Wiles, John Handley, UevJna:, Roy Cluk, Lewlr 'theY wm make tbe!r by Rol>ert Rouab, AIJen Hlrr1s, plane and . bave lunch _in · Sheldon Roush, BUl bUJ"I, fiy dowo the- river re.Capehart, Jackie cape to HunUngton ~or tbe reJep- - 11s =~~~;~"::. :::.~:-.::...t~••::~ h~)'. IOrvo your needs . The bOdy of the Barrett hov was found in a Tr xaco gasol!n•' barge on the mornmg ot July 23 . two persons were injured and The barge had been moored at two automnbiles were ht>avily Middleport. dam aged as the result of a ThursAt thl' time of the discov('ry o( day n1ght a('dd~l on State Rt 7. acl·ording to Sheriff Charles Rus- the body , Baill'y e:.:preased hiS doubts as to the cause of death sell. and asked for ;:;; autopsy of the EHie Kamedy, 56, Loag Bottom body and a l)athologicaJ study o( lild EdJUII' M'iller, 66. The Plains, tissues fro m contusions and abrawere bl)th , t>r~ed at the Meig, s1ons he founrl un the hudy. General Ho•p1 in Pomeroy for mulliple Ja tions and ; then ha_1ley sa1d this monung that !le were released. ~ .,tJ!I ;;waltlllg the rcsullll nf lh r • palholng!cal study bt:m.e; made by According to Sherif{ jlusse!l. Dr. Carson or !h., Hol,er llospJ tal the a~dellt oecured when Gallipoti.s Dr. Carson 1s out ol Ford IIOing wes~ on Route 248 and town un vacation and Will be hiH:k driven by Edwin L. Millet, 69, of on Monday . ~he Plalns turned south onto Rt 7 anti dfoveinlo the palt o fa 195:.! The det ention of Nuble~ 1n_ th e Cbevl'6! et8edan travcliog north case came after an unldentJfu~ iJ tOe KeODI.;'dy w<:r- 1 wi.Lness was allcgctl to have seen Nobl&~ strike tht youth dur1ag an woman W3Ji a pass- altercation lln iht> river badk at eng•r in the Ford according to dusk on the day thlt the boy the sheriff . disapPeared. -=--·:___________ · l.ocai M~n·AtHReception, Dinner • · Tod r!tcf tJte:lhyor that will ot Pla"ed In Jail Mter Hearing r. - payable r'lht 011. J'!U!' lltht ltllt. ' ' f or- I :e:::ea,'!~c~~~:! ~~:~~v~:t rLester Pike' 19, a\ Two Are Injured As Cars Collide Thursday Evening •Dmtt meeting were young bora and The county superintendent's girls from high schools In the area whd have indicated that they fiCe reoorled that two new ~ach­ are interested ia engineering. ers bad 11eeri hirf'd by the E~stern Local School district for thE' comProfessor ,Long is in charge of ing sChool year. • a sroup of student engineers who Hired Thursday, were Elizabeth have spent the summer at the l.adey Poirit Pleasant to te~ch Phillp Sporn Plant in connection commerce at Tuppers Plains H1gh wlih a student engineering train- SchOol, and Robert Se~ber.t, to in· ing' program sponsored by the struct Instrumental music at both American Gas and Eledrlc Co. Chesler and Tuppers Plains High Professor Long listed four Schools. things whlch he said should • be Authorities predicted the Lon• Miss LUley is a 1951 a:raduale streMcd in high school students of Marshall CoileP and taught don meeting-to which :u nations interested In engineerhlJ. He physical education last year at have been lnvited-wiU take place " told the group that speeial atten- Point Pleasant. next Thursday as scheduled, even tion shnuld be placed on physics lh0Ugb Russia !luggestei:l postMr. seibert WIS. hired t" ~~~·­ and ehiemlstry. ~ing It until the end of tbe Bernard Krinte, WhQ will teach m.onth. In spelklng of the latter two this coming year at Chillicothe. Lester Pike, 19, Racine, was "''bi-ts, Lon .. directed h 111 ' wnr d s . of Th~ a Iso pre dl c (e d re j ec l wn nf fined $5 · and ~nJJta on a charge .... .... & ld 1 th 1 th R I • uss ~s proposa a e co er· of r-kle•• drivinl In th~ \!ourt llt · the- Jlotllrlans present and sa , WOM.N WILL MElT enee be enlarged to include Red ..,._ "If • 1t ted In beating Tbe Middleport Buililess an-d Aatil!llltes, Arab naUons and Red of Mayor Howard Frattk nf Racine you re n eres . China. according to the slterlff's office. Russians in p~oduetng eng1ne~, Professlonal Women'! Club will did not p&y the" fine and you should .be mtereate-d 1n see1 g meet at the Road&ide Park on P "·e F'rench .apokesmen in Paris said u. Jth 1 b la have eood physic! Tuesday, A~gust 14th, at IJ:30 PM. RJJnla's bid to invite 22 more na- was Jndged ln the M.elgs County an~ :J;e~ollltr)' cla.slles." Membel'l are to bring their table u.Ona to the conference woyld aet jail. , To those; students who are planservice and 1 .50c gift. Expenses short thrift. Tbe French 1llso said Albert "~" Keeton, 39, Min-I nlng to attend college· to study of tbe aupper Will be shared, the-y 'f9\.lld refuae to del•;v the eravllle, was arreJ~trd and placed engineering, be advised tbe choosconferen~. , in the county :jill by Town Mar- Jng of •n accredited engine-ering HOLZBR 1!0SPITAL Fteneb commentators, appeared shal Alfred Lyons of Racine on 8 sehool. He advised them, to lake Admltted Thursday: Charles unhappy but not s~rlsed at.. thl!l charge of dlsturblng the peaee. tu,ndamen~al courses and not to Hill, Letart F,lli; Elmo Pierce, Joq Rwalan note but said the HI11 b Ul take place befohe speclali;re too much. Lona Iinttom; Mrl. Robert Varian RuBIJ4n answer glm BOrne Idea e~r1n1 w of tbe po11itioD the Russians will Ma)'(lr Frank. He also asked the students to Syracuse, Alva V. Weaver, Harttake at the eonfereuee." learn how to study and to pick ford, Weat :vlrginla: SpaiD oflicially accepted an- tnBETTIR HEALTH CLUI out the Important parts of lesson. assignments. He ~old them to take vit8tton to the 1burlday eon(eTenee. That left only Egypt and 1 The Laurel Cliff Better He11lth pride Jn penman~hlp and learn to Gre"'e as nations which have not 1club will meet Monday evenJng write dl11tlnct1y. In addition, Profes nplled to ' the invitation. Grece at the home of Mrs, Lawrence anr Long advlaed the students not eirlltr this w.eek 1\l¥8'e.ded the Smith with Mrs. James Gilmore to let college or high school Work eonfe#Ace be entlraett and post- the auistin.g hostess. A layette plle up and to learn tn write to pnned but it did not giVe a yes or shower will .J>e held Cor Mrs. Dan be understood. d~. Do, bswer. Smith.' He told parents to see t-h at child ren have good study bablst and I Exonerates Middleport Man that ile had nolh1n~; \o dr• 'Nith •I whatMWVl·r.'' connl'ction wit h the barge death ~,~ Nuble.~. along 1nth an al ieged 1 Henry Barrett, Jr., 16, OJ MiddlP - w1tness tu a !i~o:ht hetwern N<Jblrs pcrt on Sundav , Jul y 22, as a rc- and !hf' ~·outh . wa~ taken to Lnn &ult of a lie d<·ledor tf'st givc!l ·lr•n early TJJU( sda ~· mornin>: hy htm at the London, Ohio, Bureau !bliPv anri Palrolman lk(' Nr11! hf Cnmmal lnvcgti ga tion and ldi"O· Ill' wa s releaser! from cu s lnrl~· Uficat ;(!n on Thursday . ~I 4 3(J u'el<:~:k on 'l'hur~dav l·vr nChid nf Pol irr Tt1 :~~1·ll Btn!r) rn g. Midrlleoort said tod;;\', "Wr fl•e\ Nobles wa ~ fJt l\t taken !u L11n don for a lil' dr•.nc to,. tesl on 'I'IJC>day, July 31. T!lc results uf th l' te~t at that time proved to be inconcl usive. He was first held fnr mveshgation and then on an open charge. EasteiiiRires 1 3 Models to choose frOm. " . . its ILie Detedor Test At London ur 2New Teachers For Coming Ye¥ • eat Howard Nublcs , 57 , MidlepMt. was cleared oF all susp1cion 1n According to the ,Ohio Hi,::hwa\' Charles Hill, 3, Letart Fall! to Holzer Hospital WR8 a poSllible cerebr~ i · co>~''"'''~". and multiple .abrasiom. The miJhap occurred, the report states, wben the young Hill jum~ ed rrom the rear of a fann vehJde traveling north, and ran acro.s& the i'\)ad into the path of aa automobi}c driven south by Rudolph Obit.z, 50, Racine . The d'J:iver of tbe car in an attempt to keep from sttild:ng the youth, sped orr the rigik "slde of the highway, and crashed. head on into a stump, demdllshing tilt' ea; enmpletely . Oblt.z su'f fered abrasions of thtl face. · Hill, the sOn of ll.arTy Hill, wa• taken to Holzer Hospltal by th ' Racine Emergency Squlld. E • into a 46- ADLAI, HARRIMAN CHIEFS • • • , .• _ PIESENTID THESI two 'ttiWI of Chi OemoctaUc pfellldenU&J oomlnatioD race to Ch1caJo nportera. (lf&t~lotmdplwfo.J 33!1. •...... ···- hold on the Suez Canal. In Washington American offi"' A -bit of eoUd, practical advice clala were hearten~d today by was given area boys and girls inenglneertngVPIwhen Russia's decision to attend ,t h e tere.sted in 1 cLondp~ conference ·on the Suez Prof. Hardy Long of the Iii o · a1 criri · ulty spoke to members of the an s. Bend Rotary and gue•.t~r on Tbunr . SERIIi OF COMPLAINTS day evening in the social rooms They dismissed. u primarily of tbe Hartford Methodist Chuttb. propaganda a series ' of quallfiCa- I Uons and complaintS about the Guests of the Rothrv at the centerenee altathed, to th~ Rwsian e.• BAI·E:.I FURIITIIE . -, l acce~ u:,~&u.,n conletenie ldlte~f or mlclnlgbt your clotho can be clryed as you lib them by iettfng the single control died on the Dryw. · 1 ON TH:·<'i ~IIGHTISI COINII IN OKlO IJIDDLU ·'" ' - ... ------- - ... -- ~--~~~do~.N~-----------~N~w ·: : r:w~~~bsm~~~E;;~th:a:::t Come roln ' como shine. Mld·momlnt you tho lnforlliVtlon to help JOU ANoREA /XWAI SINGLE COPY ________ - - A five year old Letart Falls bo' waa h()S!JitaHzed, the automobilt b" wh.ich he was .!'truck demolished. and its driver injured, Thurada:v morning:, on State Highwa· · .ari'~~;;:to".t~+-c.;.::~._;;;.;~..,;-.~-;._~~~~-;;~~.;..;. --~.--,,_;:::_:-,~~.-~.:.=:--~.~-c--:_::-~.;- tbr~ring • ' l . ...I . meetin~ would automotical~ turn . the conference Into t a complete averc:i1e load of dothes in SAVE .$4950 DOLLARS PLETE HOLLYWOOD B·ED * 1BOX SPRING * 1 INNER$PRING MAnRESS * 1 NOLLYWOOO HEADBOARD • * 1METALF~AME P..ae (~'!(;~~~~~ r .J/1-...;.-u Britilih diplomats stu'died the 18 Soviet note of "ac[!eptance" · •U night and said lt was so vaguelY worded they weren't sure what 0 'l ll meant. Russia ~id it moul-d ·send a representative, but the ' r Kremlin attached a whole series J· ·of reservations and counter-pro'•, · pol,ll. J 'TIJe West was thrown into con· f~i~ by Moa~o.w'B assertinn it "wlli delea:ate Us repreaeotative DIA~ tllutrata op(l08lnl .Yar81ona or how the •lbipA were to tiJ1a eonte~c;e" and Moscow's opera.tfii, tn colllaloa of the. Swedillh llner Stocldwlm a,nd ~ failure to say Whether attendance :. JtallaD 11ur .Alldrea Dor1a. 'l'he Swediab line llfl\l• the Dofla on o Ilts pfOturned Jato tht Stockbolm. BoulldSJIIO#DJ ! ' • ' WEATHER :__ Charles Hill, 5, Has Concussion, Bruises In Wreck • ~---- - - ---" Bnslneoo Phone 398 - - - - -- 2 SIDES TO SHIP COLLISION LONDON UP -British sources ai!CUKed Russia today· of trying to turn next Thursday's Suez Canal eobference into an International ':-.. Ctrc:w: and expressed doubt the Soviets · :would even attend. ,. Western Big Three d!plom11ts ~ c:<~n~ulted on tlictlca to quash the JlGssian move to ring In C.ommu· .!· •·· D;f.st_ China with eight .oth(:r Co!Dn\unlst n·ation& and the Arab WOI'Id and prepared to reject Sovl~t· moves to postpone the confcttence or move it to Cairo. • all it talces to · IS =:;:;:;:;::,;;:;;;~:5:;;:~~[;.----------~·~•~d~M;c.;;o~n~d~M~r~o.~C~.•H~.~W~I~Il~am~'··l Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Adgust 10, - ----·-- ,, ..Doubt . Soviets 1 ·. Will Attend ~Canal Conference· 1 t._ Editorial Phone 397 Britain Ac,uses Russia Of AHempt To Turn Suez Meeting Into Cir,us ·---Market Jeports This 11 luat on .. of many Swift Home._pre-cul lor e11y erectlen. DG-It-yount~lf anct uve thouurndtl Or we will er.ct It for you. latk home end •tt~ction fln•ncecl with NO POWN PAY · MINT. Mall coupan for de.tellt. own 11 Jot ntt~te - - - - - - - - - -- SYRACUSE Chester Garden Club Has Picnic Last Wednesday NO. .:.___ 99 KNITTED TO FIT 1 • at e ________ CDOL·cool thi .. 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