http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0a853b2168a1bf35bb9bfd0fbe5d4bae.pdf e5afcf71d505c00f969514e4fe47c4a5 PDF Text Text . . .. . . ... . . -- ... 11-'Ibe Sentinel. Porneroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 13, 1956 HIGHLIGHTS .AS DEMOCRATS CONVENE ~ ~I Couples Returned From 3,000 Mile Trip Mr. and Mrs. Shirley · Mills accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Columhu.~. 11n a 3,00fl f)lle trip through 17 sta tes and Canada. The two couples tuok 500 Ct. of moving pictures of th e mu.sl beautiful places ttu:y \'t~tted 11nd selected .Maine as the must beau· tiful alate. Among lhe o utstamli n11 • CASH LOAN $2Sto $1000 Prompt, private loana on !ligna .. ture• oiily, auto or furniture. J•tl'ip sel'vice. Phone J1r•t. Kal Hindy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST. Phone: 432 or 508, Pomeror Hou"l'• : Mon.-Fri. 9-5 ; Set.. 9-12 Op~n. even~ngs by 4ppointmn& l .. lll ...dt lo rtlldi Ah If ,.Drbf · - · ~ tght ~ were the Hoyal BotaJwal Gartlf'n.s. Hamilton Ontario, and N1agau Falls. LeaYing Col um bu~ they we nt to Buffalo, N. Y. and crOsSed mto Canada wbrre they \'tsited fo11r Oominion.s and stopprd 1n Que~c and Nova Scotia for longer stays. In .Maine they tried deep ~e:~ fishing With Mr. ·and Mrs Mill); getting the first fi sh out of a group' of fourteen fi shermen. Th ey also went clamming and after lobster. Coming down through New England they visited Jn New York City and Washington and went s ight· seeing I n bolh cities. On e of the unusua] features of •the trJ p was that in the 3,000 miles of d rivi ng they never .saw a wreck . Mr. and Mrs. Robert M~ls went to Columbus Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Joh nso n a nd bruught back the Shirley Mills' car which they had Iert at the Juhnson home . Always "like new" upon delivery! ' Br Ce,.lral l'rtN A.~ • tiER& AB& tboM V&ullted. atre&mUII.lnl ru1ea that thl 0..• oc::rat. b&v• adopttd out of coa• aldtration for tht TV •~: NomtnaUnr ~ held to 10 mtnutu, .~eeondtnr .peecbea to five. Demon.auationa ..,. to be conftntd to 30 millluttl nwctmtl!IL Whe.ra It ta Jlfl(lefJI&lY to poU <lettgatet lndivlduaUy, lt will be dona •·otr camera" With the tlung•up atate1 reported at &bt end of th• roll eaU. 1 Delegates ue llOt to tt. ptrr• milltd to txplaift lbetr votel, which ta a. rule that wu invoked In 1952 against Senator E.te. Ke!&uver when he trl.ed to plunk tor Adlai Bteveneon on the Jut roll call, but. waa tgno~ in the famous Lut ron call ot the 1932 convention when Seriator Wtlllam G. McAdoo of CaJilornla got. bil nvmge agalnlt A1 Smith; hil roe In the tamoua deadloek or 1928, by Jetting reeop.ltloll and announcing the crucial 1witeh ol. Texu and california to FrakUD D. Roosevelt. • • • AN' "INCENTIVE PUN" that enabled 1tatea to win bonUiel in national convention l"epre.tmtalion by impreuive ahowlnp in the 19M election• wheu the Dem· ocrats captured cODtrol ot Congru1 ha. in4at.t tht delep.te Jodl•napolll (10 Sept. 4. ud Ch.u'les Evapa HUJhu ill 1118 picked Jotm lL Palm.U', Wbo lOt ud Warren 0 . Hard.ln. td. 1120. aoWhere. They may al.lo pau. two otlltr IDleD ~· Bull Moo.ert bll lOU tamoua conven~ litH, Orclluba4 Uma to break off from the tra HaD, to whicb the Bull l\epubl1CU11 on June 2S. o~ Mooiel'l bOlted ln 19l2, pd bit tha Procreuive party, and pt Auditorium, now Rooavelt UDI• Teddy ~elt in the Deld by ven:lty, l wheN .ntrward they A\11. 3. nominated Teddy Roosevelt on The RepubUcana alwaya: have the Progreutve ticket. fancied pttlDg •tarted earl)r, and Althou&"h. the buUdlnp are m 1860, IJncolD wu noml.nated lOng alnce gon.e, If they 11ook 011 May 19, The D\&ftloerata have lbarply they ~11 ~e plaquea met ftnt only twice before alnce marking the elte of the WII(Wam, the GOP wu founded, ln 18156, where Uncoln wu nominated ,in wheft John c. Fremont ru u the 1860 and used by t.he Democrats very ftrat. Republican p~den· aa late aa 1880 to na.rne Grover tlal candidate, and In 1838, whea Cleveilmd; the Exhibition hall at Grover Cleveland wu renomin· 'the comer or Michigan and ated on June 1 aftd the ftePubU· Adams, where the GOP pkktd e&nll picked the later vicloriout Jam.ea A. Garfield In 18&0 and JknJarnln Hal'l'iaon ?D JUM 28. James G. B:alne In 188-f, lAd Thing• are top1y-turvy this year! Crosby's Opera House on WubSteve Mitchell, former Demo· lngton between State and Dear· eratic national chainnan, may born where the GOP nominated (I.Ye the reuon when be fore- ,another tamoua general, V. S. cull that putting the convention Grant, In 1868. late wlll eawe at least a m1Ulon • • • doUar• in g.mpalgn expemet. A DEMOC,RATIC tradition The prospect that both partlu providf!ll that delegations may In· wtD h&v• weD-known atandard- voke the ''unit rule'' That :1-. bearen, plua wider press ami 'l"V they may require that all tbe coverare than ever before In his- votes be cut !or the candldati t:.oey, make~ them ADguine with who commands a simple majortbt late 1tart. 'ity within theil" del~gatlon. Con• • • • nuttcut (20), Georgia (32), Kan· TRADmONALLY a caadt4ate au (16), Idaho (12), Loulell.i.na atay1 away from the convtn.UOD (24) and North Dakota (31 &l• hall until either he .,, nominated na.dy are bound by it. Othe( or all hope ll loll. Only Senator itatea may adopt It duriAJ thf Eatea Kefauver ddtd thll ID conventiOn, 195Z. .• • • The only PNaldent ner to 1M FAVORRE SON candidatet hlmulf nominated wu Jamea A. captured the lm&~IM.tion ol Garfield In 1880, who u head of Jam111 Bryce, the Britiab polltk:ll the Ohio delegation lod the ftatlt sclentlet wbo Jn 1888 wro~ htil aaatnlt a. tfl.lrd term tor U. B. famollll The Amenca... CommonGrant and waa floor manager for tDeaJtla, after pt~raonally 1tudyll)l John Shennan, whom he nom• politics in. thlt country. ''A J• total rrom 1.230 four yean ago ln&ted. On the 34th ba11ut, Gar- vorife-/ 1 he wrott:., "ill a poUUclUII to 1,372. Counting t~tlonal hid beard 11 votea announced Vote~ and alternates, thl1 will In· for him, and llngrily challenged crease the authorized badgehold· IL The chalnnan ruled him out era to 4,640 lnetead of only :&,UUI of ordlt, and eventually he wu In 19~2. Proud parent.t ot thll nominated on the 38th ballot. plan are Illlnoia National Com- . Horatio Sqmour wu In 'tht mltteeman Jacob N. Arvey, con.ventlon hall proteatlng when Mayor David Lawrenca of PltU· till Democrats drafted him to burgh, and California National np11 aralnat Grant In 1868,. but Commltte~man Paut' Zltrrln.. td no avail. The cloaeet the three • • • l,e adlng contenders for the Demo· WHAT IF things get hung up e'ratlc nomination may get · to well known over the Union, and here and the ~moeratlc convtlh- the A.mphltheatr• In ttae e8.rly drawing support from all or most lion runs" Into the Aug, 20 open• days of this year's conventloft sect.iona, while a 'faV()rlttt aon Ia lng ot the GOJ> conclave In San are the suites that the SUiven.tOn, one respected or admired In hta , Franci.11co? Considering Demo- Kefa.uver and Harriman fortel own atate, but utUe regarded be-c:ratlc past history, that Ill tar have taken tn the ewank Stocki yond it." from impueHible. yarda Jnn next door. Although some ot their su~ • That fs A. very real \1'0rry for • • • porters might validly objeet to newsmen, radio· TV commenta- • SENTIMENTAL old1tera among literal application of the lut part. ton and their technlclana, but the delegate• can vtalt a hal- bf the deftnltlon, there are seven Jt Ia only one ot the a.ma.t1n1 lowed DemC)(!ratlc 11hrin"e here "favorite 11on}s" In the lineup aa eoinc:ldencea o! the eon.ventlon. by maklnli ·a elde 1 excurll.on to he c:onventlon opena,: Senator timing thia yellr. Nevor have the the mammoth Chlca,-o Stadium, ...yndon Johnaon, Texas (MJ; major parties met 110 tate, June where in 1932', 19'0 and 19f4 they Gov. Frank La118C!'I.e, Obto being the traditional month !or nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt. (3' 1h): Senator Stu..rt Symingthe GOP and July tor the. Demo-· The Republlcana B1ao named ton, ""Miaaourt ( 481; Gov. M\Onen >erat.. Herbert Hoover tl1ere In 1932 and Wllliam~t, Michigan (4'); Gov. A. The (lnl)' tater eon.ventlon.J Thomas c. Dewey In ltl'U. Go· B. Chandler, Kentucky (30); were In 1864 when. the Democrat~! lng tG and trom the .Amphlthea· Senator Warren Magnueon, Wash(ln Sept. 1 nominated Gen. George tre for current eeylonll, many of inl"ton (26), and Gov. OeorJe B. McClellan to oppou Pre8ident them Will pu1 right by the his- Timmerman ot' Boutb Caronna , Lincoln tor re-election, and In toric Coliseum, ecene of the 120). othera may develop, and 1896, when a spliftter group trum GOP'a pomltt.alion of Theodore about 20 na.mea are expected to lhe Democrata, who had picked R101evelt in 1904, William How· draw anywhere from a tractional Wllllam Jennings Bqa.n. met ln ard Tatt 1n · 1908 and 1912, vote upwa..rd on the ftrat ballot. i event'' your laundry comes back fi'Om us ... ·everything sparkling clean, looking "like new." Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs Robinson's , Laundry -·- .......,,.,... ·---- - - -- - 18th Annual Eich.inge;Reunion Held At Rocksprings August 5 . The 18th nnnuul EichinR"m- rtoun- Rock,11pring 8 Fairgrounds. -- Baskrl wn was held Sunday August 5, at dinner was stl'Ved at noon . the young~st girl present wAs Darla Kelly, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly of Pom.eroy, and the youngest boy pt'e&ent was Blaik Edward Da.rat of . Chester, s-on of Mr. and Mrs. WiLHam Darst Ench received a pl"ize. Officen were elected for the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. following year. Presldent, Paul Bu er; vlce~presldent, Wm. Dun>!; Ernest Leifheit 110~ sons, Akron; Sccretart·treasurer, Mary .lane Mr. and Mrs. Junior Seyfried and daughte1·, Athens: · Mr. and Mn. Eichinger. Wm . Seyfried, G"a llipoll!; Mr. and Games ami cont~ts were held Mrs. Henry Frank a.nd sons, Pomeduring the day with prizes bcinJit roy ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank Awarded to the winners. A trcal Pomeroy ; Mr. Bnd Mrr. -W1Ulam of ice cream and pop were en· Darst nnd children, Chaster; Mr. joyed by aJl during the afternoon . and Mrs. Charl~s Say1·e and sons, Kelly and The oldest one present wa s Wm. MT. and Mrs. Gerald Eichinger Sr. of Rocksprings and chlldren; Mr. aru:l Mr.s. .Allen You're Only Young Once .. .. - Tlae Sentinel • Daybook ' INJURID RITURNID . T)le Rev. ond "'"· E<lwtn L. Mi.Uer, The Plains, wa-e injured laat w~ek when their car wll..hlt at the Cbeater road, on RoUte 7. 'l"bey were brought to the bo~ne of their, granddaughter, Mra. Ed'ard T. French, Mldleport, and taken to their home by Mr. French lDd· Ro.bert H)'Aell, another arandsOn-lo-Iaw. FIRI LADDII.S THANKS ~. . ' )Ira. H~lea Croy of S~viUe relatiYfll. Mr. 8DfR" and . chlldrea and arenddaua:bter, candy Wal- retGnled bome · SUadQ and lin. , ter1 of Teu•. vlaited last week .Role rem'aiDed for a IODIU viii&. llrJ.· EWt KIDI ol Huotble~D. with ber btoUler and liJter-iii.:law Mr. ud Mn. Homer lladtOI'd• At- W•.. Va., . 1& ..the .e:ueat of Kr. aud MF&· Cl~e- AndreWe and famb.., Rood. ily, Sbe come -tt lhlt limo to.llelp Mr. and - . J<rrt Wiae famUy left Friclly ff:tr tlu!lr home, Hr. · olld· Mo-a. · Andrewl celebrate Toledo, after a wetk'a vlllt ~!lb tb&lt ~ .. 'ftddJ~I IDDlYel'lll'J, bia parenta, Mr. add Mr.s. Gft'lold ""'· ·"J(tnW wa• au attendint at vaeaUon tll<ll' ·1fel>illfi.J."" Wiae. Mr. Wise is on M'r. J.Dd.~_M:rl:· ·clyde Andewa at.. from the New YQI'It Central rail; tended tbe Bee&Je reunioa at road and be and Mn. Wise and Portlaad Sund.ly. family left Saturday morolg for G~ Freeman reutraed bomea visit wJth her pateota, Mr. and Mra. P1ul Bush in Northern . Mlcb. Saturdly, after a sever&l weN:• visit in F1ndlay with Mr. and Jiln, Mrs. Gerald Wise returned .\9 Robert Jllrebfleld ond fotOlly. He her employment at the Aid for wu aceom~UJn.led borne by Mr. Agat today .tter • weeli:'11 vaCatloD and lira. Blrehfleld end IOD.' BJ111 Mrs. Ray Spark11 and baby wbo spent the weekend with Mr. turned to tbekr home, Cole and Mn. Gilbert Freemnn. l'rlday alter spemliD.I two Mr. lad Mn. Deav« tru.k aDd. with Mr. and Mn../ WIIJiam cltlldren,._, ;Savedndr& and J•"1. of Ellen Rouah ball returned " 1 saturday 'eveni;q: bome, Cole St. at'ter a two vaeatlon with her vlait witb Mr. and M.rL!I. and Mn. WUbur Arnold and Mr. •nd Mn. William Tbe lliddleport Volunt«r t'i.re Department wiabes to thanl every· one who contributed ro tbt.lfUC· cesa of their ice cream soeiafWhicb waa held at the valla1e ball sat. urday evening. Contribution.s of ~~. piea, eandiea and money were given the towna.people Boyd. . : . . ·t.. • . ' . and :reaident& of thjs area in aPWm. Boyd Ul on a · three weBb pre()i&tion of the work done by vaeation &tim hla employmeilt at the Fire Department and F.moc- the Hobaoa Sbope. gency Squad. Mrs. Hilda Rose and son, EU·, gene, ~nd eb.lldre~ Susan and Bllly,.Of lftdlana, J§i,, UTived ~ Sa~• ~IlK ST .I,MP !lOOKS Troop 243, Boy rScout1 of Ame· u.rday for a vlalt with Mr. a~ Eupnt •Black and ¢hlldrea., rica, ar~ lll~ioUB to get Seoul Mrs. Rolland · Neu~flJ arid other Mall:aitt Colliiu, all of Downe,., ~ampjng equipment by tb• rec.JJ(mlia, aQd Jobn WIJOI ,Ud dempUon of green stampa and are f•mDy of New M....,blleld, lfn. aslung anyone who will eoatributc Dave Andrews, Mn. Goorce Andone ol these books, filled with rews aad Mrs. Geoqe JUUJ.e, ... u. ot stamps, to tbe Troop. Tbey may MeArtbur. · be sent to Bo:r~ 101, Middleport. VOL. VIII . ATHLETIC GROUP TO MilT The Middleport Athletic A880Cla· tion will meet at the Hig;h ~bool on Tut!sday evening al 7:30 p.m. and all interested persons and members 11re urged to be present. Election of officer:~ will be held and pl11n s for the fall campaign mapped oul. NEW CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butcher, Co· lumbus, are announcing the ~!rth of a ten pound dausbter. 1'hny also. have a 110n and daushter wbo are older. Grandmothers are Mra. \Wlliam Wise, Midd1eport and Mrs. Worlef But,cher, Cheahire. ·sECOND WARD MEETING The-- Second -Ward Women's club will meet Tuesd111y aC 7 pm at the ward bouse for a poUut:k dinner and meeting. --------- , DONNA ROUSH, dar'lh ..r of Mr. end Mtl. Arthur Roush of MhldH-· port gradueted from the- Mt. mel School of Nun:l.ne at commencenun" elllrciiJM held on Sunclay at St. Joseph'• Cethedr.. l in Col~~tnbu.... . c.. . Past Couneilers1 D of A, Meet On Thursday Eve The Middleport Village Council met Monday evening "with Sta!li Higliway engineer, Max Farley, Marietta, as to the pos· I ~ And the Chesapeake and Ohio " r.-uroaa is to be asked to replar.c the crosa.ing which originally led from Coal Street to the levee . Pollee art watching for boys who are With ·Goun·cu Jn •tliuear ;'\i~le to ~Pblll$ !O!o~\K~ I Three Christian· · I Films Scheduled heshire )lliit_·~ · , ' I I:5~~~~:~~Above • ~·'1••'1-• •he• fte upreula - •niJ JOUDI IDee"-lmpllu 1M , _ . .. &h•• •er Amert<la lhald MIJ •IQGJ themHIYM wiMa an ·reaa. can be seen a gelOerall. view of the l!ell!w io Mril. Clark standin& In ilte·b.Ofl> (Sentinel photos) · · ·- 1U •llo •bo•t• be nmeabere• , that wt&lle you're diJ )'OWII j enc>~~ - I' 11 1M tfqte 'M ,,.. ·, para for 101r &a..r :rean. A ~~~~-paper &ow.. ,n1t1e1 • ••laable ln.UIIftl' tor P7 " ' w)le dellnl .. ,e& ..... ad a.Jer • •b(lfllllll ut.um.. TO ..\ ...--· ..... ,., . •*"" ..,... \. I_,~ ( \*·~~·LCI"P"',... I -~ . ••• ., ;t * . -..;'lilUmo ---·. ' (llioo ~ ,I '. .' <'){ I'"'"""" . ' I I r. ! I Given Go Ahead On Merger Plan , . ./ l ·Ohio Delegation Poses Question I At Convention Erna ELB.ERFELDS CHICAGO-,-UP- Gov. Frank J. Lausche'a Ohio delllll8tion, !!tiU gr.e of the big questions of the Dem{)ocr•Uc National Convention, quiet. ed down todiy after two deleg•tes ablfted to Adlai E. Stevetlson. The bulk of the deleglitlon. ready to iptit until Mieh•el v. Di· Salle took charce, was almost cer. t 1 t t d b h a n o a :tn y Lsusc r through the first ballot. ' "The historical progre~s from tbe 1 · horse to the auto baa been com- · pleted is reVerse for one Pomeroy store which celebrates its tbirty, fifth anniversary of •. ontinued _l - - · - - -- -·- ~-- -. 1 · ' operation on Wednesday Aus. 15. tit\. • b r Of Conunerce Two h .I Increasing interest in ridl~g· aJ1I e ' of Lau~~<:he'.s. 5_4 votes s ifthorse!i In the area has caused the l Plans Re~Organization ed to Stevenson. gtvln g t~e pa~· ty's 1932 standardbearer s1x Ob.o . b . Gilmore Su ppl y Store to andle A rP ·Qrgan b:u lion meeting of the votes. Lausche was lt'ft with 52 ; bllrne,se!l ann leather goods to S IDC Pomeroy Cham he r of Commerce Bolting wue ·Mayor Frank Kryzan ' the utent that now 1t hold.s the I will b t h_(' i:l _~ I 7 30 P~ Wedne5· and Jack G.· Sulligan, both or distinction of being the lArgest . day ~Y('n l ·· .c 111 th <' off1ce!l of the Young tow heranod lehrloo.f leather g<lods In South· ohio rowr~ C(>., on Mulberry Ave. D!Sa~le ' =~w the strong man 0 , 0 BI H lHkrn~ who anrwunced the . In fact, at tho pre~r:nt tlme, the i l f 1h r:- ganlzatlonal Ohio Democrats . saJd he wa!l P ans ur r r · or " 8ure" .... de legales would sta . .store carries 25 to 30 saddles on . . nw<'ll nl! s:~ici that n \a1·ge turn out _, . v band at all Urnes' in addition to l.owell Wo~tcn, 24. Dowmgto11 , 1 of tn('mbcrshJ(J was expected to wllh Ltusche until _he released many other matclllng accessories. was fined ,$100 and rosts 11ml srn- 1 attC'nrl. them. ~e ){ave no h.nt of When I The store WIIS s\llrted on Aug- tenced to siX months In Jflil on;'/1 , --·that mtght be. I ust 15, 1921, by Ralph Gilmore. 1charge o( larrenv at a b.rr~rin~ 1 L., } Lau~~<:he ctfl~hed the _conve,nl on At the time of the beginning of conducted hv Ju; l.icl' of the p 1 ~ace hall Pdfndly ntght, ge:tmg thtough his bu.'!lness, GUmOTe operated oil R. E. Grind.ley on Mondlly mornllhe gates wlthot_I_t a t1ckcl. ~e sat Coul"t Stret't in the bpllding now lng. I with the Hawaiian df'legaltpn ahOU5ing the Phillip9 Sisters slore. whale, then round a sea t among \ At that time , the store strlct1y Wooten W<~~ flrr<'~l<'d lrtst Fn - • .; the Ohio delegates to hear thr handled auto supPlies and had a day hy .l r. d Webster of jhr !'hPr··l windup of the k~ynote spel'rh. gasoline tank and pump ·on the Iff's department on a ehar~<' nf The LauschP- forC(' 5. hnoi n~ H1~'h street for lhe &Bie Of fuel for stealing $200 worth of {'quipmrnt l. • five-term govel"DOr might .bf! na~. ' auto~:~. Gilmore bought out the from a mlnP owned by R. E. Cue- 1 inated for presid-ent or vtee pre-saWeaver Auto Supply when be kler lo Meigs County. F'nnNal !'l'rvir-f'll for Sadi!l Ter- dent. learned that Strvf:!ns{ln IS ~ot 1 went into busines~. Wooten on Monday was ordered zopoulns, 6..'1, a long _time. Tesident eonsidering Lausche as a runn101 He spent twelve- years at that to reimbune a Iucal junk com· 1 of Pomeroy, who died 1n Mei~ mate. •- loeatlon .still selling auto accea- pany In the amount of mon<!v he General llo.~pital, TuE'sday roornIMERGENCY CALL ' the pasr-35 years · Gilmore pictured ·above as he in· IOI'ies and tb~n !ftOVed ac~O.SI the received when he sold the siolen ' ing will hr held Thursday at 2 P. 11 to the building whtch now equJpment Hls jail ent nc WM M. from the ~~wm.~: Funeral Home. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad speCts a new sad4le) IIIII bls bus!Dess Change epmplexlon street 5 bouses tbe rear of the Blue and auspended · e e The deceased Is survived by biJ wu called to the home of George tevertlng the business to flutt dealing in Grey Restaurant. \ · wife Ollie and onr son Sadis Ter- Durst on Monday sfternoon. ~ equlp!llen! tla!m, and the traa~Uon has been When be moved across the All of the equipment which was ~ zopoulus Jr. Purtt waa removrld tn _tbe Meip ,. ·su~essful one as ll attested by hla Ions years of service in street to bis new location Gilmore L!laid to be stolen bas been return- Friends may call at the !~neral General Hospital followma- a light (Continued on pare Three~ ed, it wat reported. . _ hom~ until Ume of tbe .serv~cea. bf: .... attkk. tiie cominuniiy. (Sentinel photo) , ,... . .. . ,.... , I vow.mngton Man ICh I F• d $100 IOtJ Theft. Count I servtces • s Terzopou}us• liy aaa from of I I I ' • ' lhP Sf'COnd day I I SUNRISE Jft ~r:m Dr mUf·rat :c Natinnal Con . I I I Are Th urs dav For, l1v1 pile" r, Oiii!CIIIf ..,_ ' lflat·~ VIC!orv ! ·.,, I I ' 1 "YOUR -~• p tT ILegiOn OS 0 SpOD.SOf . .CJ.fCUS At M'Iu_jd] eport I I o( . e :~~:~:; oil i l' unera Slllre. CHICAGO-UP-Adlai E. Stevenson's hopes for early victory in the Democr•tic presidential sweepstak.. ran into some roadblocks today in the form of new (avorite son bodms and hoi l"ut delegations. . The fanner Iltinois governor was still fronl runner in known delegate preferences and was stJII the best bet for ulti- ! Gas Companies I 'I'M ..... ., IMtlaell •atetl•n(le lhat a. bor neelvu rrom eperaU•I hll owa ..w1papn "IO•k> Wll heiJ 111m mJo1 • hiler, .,...,. ,...,....., t.. 70· 1 I 93 ' to "I For Meigs Fair· Seriously Hurt In Mine Mishap ... or ""• Low tonight~ • LANCASTER. 0. UP - Au· tboritiea are con~i.dering whether 1 But l! ts d11vc for thr arlrl"d 100. to give Fairfield County Coroner · plus tlele.e:<~te~ he- n errls r;m m lo Joseph Geer a 1ee0nd lie detettor a 'l:row1ng determination by sl)mr test, It was ltarned bere today. I Sr.uthern state5 Ill hold hack fin~\ , Tht> fil'lt was given last '*:eek c- ommitments vnt il they see whc· t ncr !he convenuon adopts a CIVIl I as part of _ an .!nvestl~at~on '.nto I the mYStertous narcot1c mtoxtca1 r 1:;:ht~·mtcgraliun plank th.ev wi ll ton" death of tbe eoroner's ~. . wr.:rpt d wlf c t G Ro~c-o<> F1f~. eornmaor!P~ nf th•' • , · on e. ons ance Per. 1 h1• Arkan ~ as ;:rlegati011 vnl rd 1211 No , formally tn 1!11 just that. Tt:nrles. Count:,· Prosecutor o:;. Raymond Pef'n~y-Bennen. Po!il. 1 Morehal"t described the results of Aml'rJCIIn Lroglfln : Henry Clat.- : 'f'e. tnt!:anwhlle vo•f'd tfl (P'c 115 I the tests_ aa "Inconclusive worth.v, pa!lit c-omm an•l rr . and Mt I "!2 ~· otps to Gov F'rank G . Ch•'ll· , ~eanwhllf'. _m edi_cal experts ~t I K~l.l~·. a.(l£nt of the Seio P,rother11 . <'nt. th" young speelbinder wbr) Oh10 State Un1vereaty_beg1n theu· Circus met with Mayor c. o . 1 wowed •he cont~cnt1on wtth a fiery d h V 11 . keynotP ~PCL't'.h la st night. Georgia .study ofr-1what part, 1f any, nar- F h 1 ~ge lounct 1 : was reported con,..ide ring a favocolics played in the ~ath of Jeane 1 18 a an ~ c Geer, tbe oo: oner'a first wife. Monday evrn1n~ to d1;cuss ~Jans ; ritt' son Mmtna!lon . Her bod:!-' was exhumed from for th e pl"omotJOn or the c1rcw; ' All th is wa s i:-~ line with South· I Maple Grove Cemetery )\ere Mon. which will gJYc onr two-hour per- ern s•..-a te.;y to han( on· to v o tr~ 1day and attomp•nied to _Colum. {ormance in two rings Thur"rl;"11 , ur.t :l lh•· t· Jvl\ rt:!hh fhi 11 ~ aq• bua b)o a cltJ pollee captain. . 1" t 8 PM . u( down The ('fl!lVrnl! 'tn is 'IC'heduiPfl 1" ~ !0 :,rl npt a platfm·m W~dn e~dav f'atholoallta a n d toxieologisb cvenmg "tar 1n,g a are expetted b) take seve r 1 l Stanbury Par k. ' n:2h t. ThPrf' l'ould 0e a fight b>· .., ..... I ··..:.... .... tlldr r<:port. D G n ~~.,_e_...bo I · The cnun ril and village offir1a\.; I1 'Jnr ' h ~ rn IJhPrals \(J beef up the r. Mr ....:. . •ut r t(N bil Ilr.il . ' 1v I ri ••hh plank f tht- platfo wife'll deatJl..w... caueed by a rheu· gave their unanimou~ appr rwal nf ! uH~mntiet> <"ome~ u'n wlfb one t~: heartf~ndition. ~ ui-d she the circu.s whi c_h . will hrJng a 1 r·l)wJdrr too m·ld . Such a figh t takeu ·~ but wu not s~~re of the tlck_Pl.'i and ad~· P r · · r rJ•J!f! hurt Stevt>nson m Thursday an addic:t.., ttsrng to th~ Legion Pust Chl ld I ni,.:ht's ballolmg. Welfare proJect. 1 But a<; of today he had survived A large elephant- two and a 1 the hrst as;;aults of the stop-Slehalf ton s--wiU b a. Lhe m11in ft:11· : vrnson forces and had a better ture of the advcrli11ing of the I than two to one margin in sure circus Thuriiday when it will par- deleg:atf: stren~tiJ over Gov. Ave· ade through the business &e!!hon 1 rC'JI Harnman of New YOTk. wearing a banner carryinc the 1 De.spitl' former President . Trunames of th.e busint'SS bDusl"!l , man s e ndorsement of Har nman, .. ~;~~ have ta.te.a adverti&ing. 1 Stevenson was .slowly plck.ln,: up t:' elepltant will k a~ed for powe~ oullide the . bol~out .tat~. . a time at ear!~ or tbest!· .All d was llonda~-real pohand Mn;. M. L Kelly were plac« •nd at · the Intermission at tiCking was going on in the dele1 called to Lancaster Sunday where the Performance th;H evening the gates' and candiO.tes• Jlotd!_, .n ot bet father, John R. CorneJI, wbo 1 advertisers will l"ecehe alfdi· at the lnternat ion,al Amphitheater I would have been 81 iD Sept., died tional recognition. in 4te stocb.t; ds Wbere the con · Sunday morDlng. wnhon is going on. ~neral 1ervl.cea will be held at Mr. Kelly had n~~erou_s lette~s 11 The Amphitheater schedule fttathe Sh~dan Funeral Home, Lan- f~ other mu~uctpallt•e~ testl- lu~d a "ladies' da:y" aessJon decaster, on . Wednnday, at 9:30 AM fymg to the qua~ tty of thctr per- voted to afternoon apeecbea by with· burial at the Lone Oak Cern- fm-miS(' .. and s,:ud . _that every IPa dtng Dcmoctatic women and an I etery, Point Pleuaat, •t noon plate they had VISltl!'d had re- rven! ng session o( oratory by Wednesday. queated them to return . next Speaker Sam Rayburn, the conv•..•· Survivors include his wife; four season. They will co~e to Middle- boll 's permanent chairman. and . sons 1 11 daughter, Mn. Kelly, Mid- port from Murray Ctly. othen. "dleport; fourteen grandchildren The show, which bas ordered Mr. Truman meanwhile wai still and .several &nat grandchildren larger canvas for next year and boosting HaJTiman. He said h1s Mr. Cornell had been returned added two Ringling Brothers out· mai.n idea in coming out !or the home three weeki ago after major fiis, ba.s a number of outsl.aJlding New Yorker was to ~ ive the eons.urgel"y and bad a .stroke whith acts ineludlns a horse. tra ined by vention "a good stirTm~ uo." Of eauaed his death. RJagllng Brothen which has act- Harriman he said , "t know he can ed as a double ror Lone Ranger's w.in t.he eleetion, but 'the nomina · · horse; a chimpanzee which has tion has got ro be worked out. " been on numerous television But Johnson, whn now says he's &how.s; twenty-two trained dogs: a "serious" candidall' for the noa pony act which includes aud- mination himself, declared that lence part.icip.a.Uon; five clowns; "'no one bas offe,·ecl me anv king thrre aerial acts , a trampr:line of deal" and that lht'rt' is nothin~~: artist and a contortionist and ad- 1 m~leriou,s about whnt goes on at ditional tricks by the elephant. 1 his headquarters. l slbiUiy of erecting a pyramid marker lor the intersectioh of -North Second Avenue and Mill Street. This marker would , make It possible for m(Jto!'jsts to read the one-way route signs "' q\liekly and n11ier. ~~ 1• :A aeneral discusaion was held . roncerning the repair ot the levee ,. ,. lQdina: down from Walnut StrMI ,1 New Lie Detector Test CoDSl·d·ered I I n Drug Deaths .1 · "¥\tyor C. 0. Fisher ,presiding and made plans to consult with - ' The.. Pa.st .CoupeUora The~d~ rus CouncUi DauJhten of Amtr· lc& met_ Thursday evening ...at the PomerOy Se&lnd Ward bou&e, with , . Law"!nee Smith and Mn. A,l· ~......r... Woodart1 u boatesae!. .SCOUTS WILL MilT Mr.~~. Jamupre•ldent, Robert MUla, · acoutmUter 9f pre1ided at 4;1.P:: Troop 245, Boy ScouJ;a of Amerifa eDed with and · has called a speckal meetipg for , Monday at 7 PM at the Middleport busJneSB aCJLlbr1ry. Plans .are . to. be compJet· ·P/tYed """ ed for the eamptq trip ~~:tanned Mn. Addie for the next weekend .-.nd all Diddle a:nd Scouts piannlq · on .inaklq the brlp should be pment. terved to thole named aOOve ud Mrs. Mas: Hendricks Elchlnter and ' 19n1, Judy O'Brien. Jrfeinhl.rt, Mra. Eva Mr. and Mra. W. H .' EiCbinUr and Mn. ll!>liiD. Beorita, • "''" LeJoy; Mr. and Mt-1. ~V'Il We1J 11 Jeae, U~ \P•ul ' . Grueser, Mra. and dau1hter, Mr. Homef Youna:, Mitt M•Keule ll1ld lin. Helll)' , ., . · Mts. Arthur Yount and ;oft; Mra. Reibel. P•ul Bter and d&q:bten: Mr. llld Hosteaea for t]le ~pt. meetlns Mrs. Wm . .Houduhelt a111d Ed· are Mn. .8.91-'n Beat&., Mn. NorWlrd and Marie, Mra. W. W. Elch- ma WilBon and Mn. Mary B. Inger aad chllclren~ Heme.. SINGLE COPY 1 throwing bricks from \he ~vee inthe river and extensive repairs Three Christian films will bt' ~. are to be made as soon as possl shown at the Meigs County Fair ble . · through' the days, it was announSolicitor Bernard Fultz advi .•~ <' ced by R('V Wesley Jenk~s. A regular scbcdul~ for t 1e show. that the Stale Dcpart~ent or ing o( the filll1Ji will be a ouneed Health hnd written th8t they had later . plans avaihtble for Lhe standard The films to be shown are as tf1Ui1ren••nt.. of ~,... wa ge dl~ posal and said that Mu\dle- folows: "The Street", a ('Olored movie ,.., port would have the umc requi r~· TDGnts as other towns in 1his are<.~ conccrnln~ life on Cflicago'!f Skid .~":.... -.and 'that on June 16, 1953, the vil Row which is descri~d as a mo'if. '!age had been notified of the re- ing story of men without omnno.e-1 m life only power to live . quinltlents. ... nished by bottled alcohol. "The Miracle of Love", a 5tory UNEXPEQTED CALLER at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray ·c·rark'jln They also asked for a report of diseovet'l Pomeroy, tbi,s morning, turned out to be a B and B cab which tb~ · work being accomPii.sbed by in which a minlster Middleport in tbi& project. The re- that every ·day life can be a ser- llh•rotllah· their front door. The accident occurred at about 2:30' newal permit granted the villate mon and that Chrifitian faith helps in bed during this morning's heavy thunderstorm. will expire in October of this year. people live In the present dtly. a science husband that lightning had struck. The driver of tht; Was Elmer "Dust or Destiny", Coun~:U voted unafti.moualy lo au. film J11ustrating scientific truths . He reported' that he lost contr?~ of his cab while traveling east on a 1~e· lhe aolieitor or ele~k to of water, went into a sk.i.4, and then went into the house contact the ·R alph "W!oopert Engin- with ~iritual tmplic.atlons. eet·in.g fl.ftr in Dayton aakinj them 'M-· 8., ' Morn Visit , Pyramid Marker For One Way Unexpected Callers ·Streets Is Plan Of Council ,. . - \r tO ' lYou're: (Oidl ' ALong Time l!uoiaea Pbolle, Pomeroy-Middleport. Olllo1 .,..nliiiDI'l' nerth potften by U41 nleht. by Tumlns c...... w..... , tovth ew•nlng, HltJh t. .y In Middleport Council Eyes New-TypeMarkers Back On Civil Rights Plank T,EACHER. SURPRISED ?f.lra. J. Q. Rice, teacher .of tbe Busy Bee l!lass of tbe First ita.ptist Church ~hool, wa1 .sUrprised Sunday morning when ber birthday wa, celebrated as toe c1aSs ope~ed. She waa pR.sented a Jlt't from the clau and also indiylduala in the &"I"OUP gave .her present& and the class aans the birlbday 80DI for ttJe.l.r teacher as abe toot hk" place at the lbeglnning of the eervice. 1111"_,. ~~!~~~~~~·~~~----------------~ South~rn State Bloc Holding u - OHIO: Partly c;loiiCfy •....,. INf •uttwcct fttundeutef"'t eat;~ south. P•rfly clovct, .....,.. ...., Wed.....O.y wit+. ~Pttt>,.. thu,... d•nlwwen WN~, . p b ty betfnnint ••trem. Ml"th late ... ot ....... Nurse Graduah! NO. 101 WEATIIER ' \ # - nttne Dft'Oted r., rhe we•i<'o bf at e POMEROY SOCIETY • • I ... '. HOW'S THAT AGAIN? iI I �• ' ..,.. I ' 1< ' ! l, ' ·t.· :ft(EVISION -· . . 0 . The Daily Sentinel OE..,OTED TO INTERESTS OF M i:!GS I • ICHARD S. OWEN GEN. MGil. (Of TOR N:1tion al 34:'1 rl.t >~ :n ;.~l ) .""W/. adi 'C' rtt.~l ll l::' Lex: in~to n v .. r \.. ,Vl:liJlilllt:: (] !Jt" IIH hre .! months,$:! J,,. 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G'htcago JltUlJ Demonatic \ . ,. ·. •11 · 11 "111 1· .. t \ l,·s ( ' ln n •ll(•c /•r. il l\ '.".1111 ~ I 'Vi • 01t•('f\ 11111 'I\' I Ill <",(' Ill :111rl OII C' ~(UllSl, 9:30 ArLbur Godfre1 HuU1 Erlcwine. pr~sident eently purchased b).' Georliiltl npt'ned the meeting und pr~sidt•d Mr~ . Mary Beard was in Hunt· ovr lh e hu .~mcss se·sslon . Mrs . Re- i ngtoll lhe flr.st of the week:· buy. J0.30 Strike .iJt Rkh ll :00 Valiant Lady ll :15 11 :30 '1:45 Love of Life Seall'("h for "fomDl'Tow 12:00 Democl'atic C!Jnvention ~han~e of rht• lng fllll merchandise for the Rut. dt•volwn_, und program. land Department Store. f'ilrd.~ Wl're ~t~nt 10 1wo ffil"'lll · Mr and Mrs. James McCat-herty Lwrs, MP; . Belly "SideJ•s, who ls 11 nd dau~;:hter Bridget of Washing. slll l 111 a in Missouri , <11 111 J ton , 1>. were calling on their ho~ p1lal Mrs C1lt1[11P l'iercc . l·:1g lil r·l' rl Irlw ~ · m·! ,. made fn:rrom a nuu cllon wh1d1 do llar ~ RC'cl'nt c;llers at lbe Charles 1 ,,.,." h ~ }d Amos home were Mr . and Mrs. Frunk Ho!t and son, Memptlis, ~l r :md Mrs. Cl, in~pn Jilierue Tenn ., Mts. Grf,ce~ Tr~I1'J.Jf1Gr, Mr. 1 ur,• ilflll"undng I he hir1h &I a•l'f.ln ,\ugu-;1 ti, ut Lhl' Mason Oirlir and Mrs. Chart~ .· Amos )r., Col· umbtL~ and Mrs. · Etbel · Butson. Tht s t~ !heir fourth SOil. lo~d . f ~Yct•e gul sls of l l"< r lilt" week Mr.s . Hantna: · reJTijtlned or a Mrs • two week's visit. · t·!ld. . Mnt. Floyd Thomas was calling 1 Mr . and Mrs, I SU\IC Tuylur S)le nl un Mr~ . Elhel Thomas la~t week. s unrlay [It 1h"l' hcim~ or M1·. and DoDvid and RobtH·t Tilli!-1 of Mr s John Simpkim . Chillleothe are here with their .. ,htil' ti . II. L" N~ l · r~ (l~ Mr ~. SLclla l(rondp:trcnts, Mr . ond M1·~ . . Vic· t!'u Braley. '---~--- 4. Melal ~. llal1an I IW-\'l'lv .. L hk" The Early Show ,\ 6:00 Ar-1 LipJdeltet: a·n<11he K.ldr 1 J6 ' Ooua~ 'Ed""r¢< 6:30 Rang~ R.ilJcrt-::. 7 ·00 Phil Silvers 7 30 Navy Log 8:00 Joe and Mabel 8·30 Startime 'l'hcatre 9:1)() $64,000 Questio.n '9:'3(t DD Yon Trust Your- WUef LO:OO Your Esso Repl.)r.t er ~~~!~T:.:n~~!r!~=~ from the window ot their carrJare to have a look at photo&.. raphernm. -the plattorm as they left Lcodl>o b•·~•1or Bout~· tlieY 'WUL "Board 1!1;, 2 lhf' vi .~ if or.9 lo f' :to ·h of tlw ronvenlions spent ,,pwards of SB !'XI I!IJIIIOII ~ ) I!H " I! , hill \lo:ll w11 j mtll !on ht·n ', w lu f h ill a prdty 1'•~111 •' in ha nd y for 1 ' 1.oh·•l t·uu · go(ll) " lu~ Jt;"c" a~;ain~l any lo~t hu " m" ""!~ dom S W &~ Western Isles. 13. Prolecttva garrnenL U . [hst• m· bl!rk!t 16. Inlt'ndeo.i t"111c11go i!l expnit'tt (t•d enough, tu tultc ual11mar ("UII• Wt!lgl\l l• m~·evt•t·, (\llll' t \ flO. le¥ j01nt'. .. • To think thu.t c t,u·n 1•,o rm.r '" tpllt. Wltlr San t•n expucl lo gno nd " ' · ·~~~ with lh o.! tdq >hL· u e I Hlllji.III Y pull inK lfi 4.()\10 !>}'~" l"l• ~1 plilllll " .~, roo boo lh!:t, l t;O jill\ ate :ut d ! ,:13u trunlt linl'fi to L>c h Ill· ,JI,·d IJY ;1 2 ttpecm l 1:11\'lltt' hboat_J~ ~. nnl !o1 m .: utl\•11 lmn ,tn•tl s (i :- po'• <'1.11 Jm1t s IJclwt.:r.: n Ute (' Olll"•· lll ll•n l•"lullo"J .-., 11! ~ ·,, ,, Al"f •mlly, the hnl ~ l !Wopl<l nd ha ll uno.! tatllll.llo.lat~::i' ll ~ ll i.hj\Wl"· llt'<' fiii Hll' ,.,, r1,, _ \"t•t y < ,o ftn HIJl>\1( Ill!' Whulc (IIIII );, l!•tx .. Drdlnary th ing)! •u• 111,. r 1111 n ;•tll f J'l•' lonol tlt :tt lh•' Y ld•e 11,Jnd k allve or the "ln.:r l w~rd'' •doplll a "watc·h J11Y du:ll .. 1!1 1! · h• l~-i'' IIHTIIIl).; lll )l(rtde . ) .0\ 11 ~ itt f ae illh(•IJ i:s a spcdu\ly 1kslgn· tude In thi K •:on vt•nl•vn I II'UIIy f·:lllwling. t'.'> ''<'lltlve lllrct'lur 11f <'tl !l(lCitkcr's. podjum to end uU IIUill1nes11, promi se the m:tn<• -.:-el ::; 111n t;l'l' lll,· r ( ' ltlt'at~O Hotel ' ;, ·,. ~wakf'r·s ~Uhuns. It hn s a l:lt11ll• Df the lJemo• l"atic :; pt'l" fa n lf.•.r. .~" ' o. tl w n, l ll J in f ~ tl!l.'l lhnt lht·l•' Ill do•\•ll.lOr will\ B )CCWUY Of Si ll. • • ... ,.,,. 1 , 11 ~1 van ml r oo ms at tlu• r,·d. V:JoiCh Will HoiSt the !peuk· TilE A.IJI.• ( :ONUI'fiONI>:U In· up•·Hinfr n f the ltlf12 lkl'l vs. 'J'nft n l'IO lns head 18 exactly lZ fe et lemolitlonal AmpiHthe~ttrc, w!Jid1 I:Otlvo,ntmn, n n <l 1/ HR va.·ron ! abu'"(l the con.ventioo floor . 'l'hlll reaiJy i$ the c.-:ntcr nng fo•· the tO{lrn:.t on the Dcmoct~\l !i ' lu , t 1:~ tv makt!· sure ther.tl. will be " no !luge atockyard11-' C'ir~u.11 ruyo11!, .-t ar littl e mun who Isn't tltcll~" un lula been enlargt•tl h:,· 112,000 l'u lifiral ronvl'nttonl!!, say th i' TV. 1 jqU&f'e reel OVUI" Wh~j.l the <lei" · )l<)( r.! htii'JI, Ill JJ 1\tJ!I\11\g I'':<>UIJH!l"t •tf · 'fh.l' !l)l~aker · bJI' -prtllsirtJr b'ut· ,.tea.aw four .Yt'llrs lt_go.t;r·twnd w1th th e two wocks' hu·mtm•· fc•n!-1 ran tHijuiJ t hla l ig'l";tml;" wW · 'lU just been trrok(' n vn un ad · m.ut .<.•· M· li>I)S with 30,000 hu} t·t :. ; ,fl Jll:tt nghl, There 111 .lmill·ln liUonaJ 112,000 aqufne fewt ns a un huud . ln (act, ·thf!~ · af..cl .u,.. l lfi lt~ing ~~ av~ aql;l~ls aptJ all·· •road hint to site sdcdo•·:s f o 11 :· ll·., tnHrutlt mrn woulll. have v •m ,.,lHhbo ntng to abollah the Jwntl· erraUc 1eara hence. lwf••·vc thut they lose mont'.Y, c1·lwr, hiur mopping menact~ . 'l\ •p· Thll wiD make the b ll ildinJj \ollnt f Wllh !he MChl'dltf i'S JHn g it ull off-a. teleprompter ~Ice as large aa any uth('t· .Px)ll· mn•nta uwd by t he conventi on v1 ~ 1tJlo.! ouly to the orator will 1itiOft hall In the ....·or) ,], iJIIIIOUI-(h an d II "• I"I'A"II1ar CIIS!Om(':"ll w110 f o1t11 hi s :Jc l'ij>t for· him like ••n he actual lllldlf Unllm f ur fl w : ' ' , 1 , ln r· of ('hlr.1g ol ·r(u ft•.1r vr "" r J•l il )'l:' t' piano roll , ~hndcs •1f onveptloo '?·920· .eaalons t>l1 fl M~llll. w• ll lw.Lt jJ,., .. 1: Q{,_ll,l!, !h:W IU C.t. J.::l • ' "w· f•• l out. ~~~~ V~JJ .,,~,~~. J.1.2.nn~Jil \Vllll.ll\l J enning! llryan nnd AI• ~!!l. Yill ~)~II~ r'~\h~tiln~~~i.!.J "''~I" .,. ~ "! T ut; !'l ho> r U . B1dltl,; l,l I"' I"' 2 TICkl'f - t& ~ !iubt lll · " ~ • - ••• how 11>.-work II> • A Cr)'l.ttorr•n••fll.u:ataUutt. RTEV, R p K T v. zT J';Hvc·J.' ; K T ·' ' w v p J ' 'rb. V' W'VJQX·' 'p !!! l. N .s c: W, - ~- p J Z.[). . SPJAL \ ' pfltr rdll)''l C'r~·ptottllnh• : SAY TH E w6RLD LOVF.LY, A!lD 'l'HAT L OV I-~ Ll~t~S S JS ENO L'O H - BUCHANAN . r Hs· Platnb1J lt 4 Ly K1IIC ! '.I.Hiu• Srn41crl.le I .. · '· .. ~, I ·i"'"' ' ~!¥•• WI fc I W~at.b~ ' :,, ~ou . .. · , • Dlreetors Bible Of .Daily schools a~d pastors In David C. Miller; Clerk C. 0 . 'MurJune ray; tre11urer Jcaa Lame, Solieltor $2,733.153:. Bernard Fultz; Patrolman Stewart balance Harris; street foreman Lewis El· ............ .... _ll••• CITFtt.llltlll... C sTu.._ 1 .o.-...., ~ - JUb: ' I Without obllgatl?."• I l•a•• g\ve 1118 "'ore P ,o\li Coadltlanlng. --........... · ........................ _--...................................... \, ~OTf:• · -----·---·------- 1 . ----~- i ' . ,. ~· ·~· :a; ,. . .. .. --- - S..mMttlte follllllf ,..,,. '"'"' U-'5 TRADE-IN YOUR OLD FUBNJTURE FOR NEW BAIEI . FIIIITUIE ol......, .... - ON THI UIGHTUT COIN II IN' · -IUDDLIPO 11' ·-·- -~---- enjoy t1te • lD America•s lowest priced 4· ·el· Drive T -· o111e ~ • \ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COMFORT CMIIb-fll wftht'W wltti toke-oil onol ll*llllllcl oqul- often Anct.,..when winter comt1, a Rick of the finger and your Sefovel Gal Air Conditioner becomes o central heating unit. .•·nm·•IJY(..;Jtfej TRUCK W'oth Got, :1001 enjoy- ••• expert imtoflolion ••. top ::l~":o\I:I·~Y=ea=r~G~a-'----------===========--= -= -.... anower ta .. \~ Ot,., -. Let Gas_..: OYtrwhelming choice for winter heating- keep your homt cool during the four suMmer months, too. Whot illhert about summer weather that bothlfs )'Ou moJt • •• Heatt ,. • • Humidlt)'' • , • Hoy FeverJ Tl1e Semi Gas Ai1 Conditioner Is the oil lheM ptoblo""- It dolighlMiy _,, your homo- ovary oinglo ~-to the temperature you .elect. It controls humidity. b ~ 0111 ""lion and duot which oggrGVOte allergitL torrleiloo ebolll ·I Sen'• 1I · ...,....... Matchless stamina is yo~rs in HOME ft .. -. . ~ on. Qlllo ..... 0111 ~ Olllo lot 18 w: State Sl, \ Allealioll: B. H. K U Samso .......... Ga& -·-- ' 1\ Solve the parking problem at your house with .. , ...,_lift. &.... Cetop!W.. "" 1111 ....,.!Al ·~·"*Of­ MAll.. llrtl- ___...;.___----------------' .-t 0 ....sally,. ~ ultimat-: . • .......-..... ,....... . .. and ----' .---- point for the p~~yment of blU 1 of the Southern Oblo Electric Co. since 1921 and h.. been tM eo). leet.ion point for the Mel!ll Wate Company for the put ten J'Hrl. In addition, he bu been a dep. uty rea:iltrar for several yetn. GJ}mt)re baa malat.tned 1 clote ContAct with Iannen Ia the Ire& and elt'rked at tbe Hvatoek ule Ia Athena for a period of 18 yurw ThJrty·fiYe yean lD buJineu il a record in it.lelf, but moviar from handler of auto suppU. strictly to handllnt: equipment for bor~ ia a alory of proa:reu that could only happen in the cue of a 1hrewd and friendly buaineu man witt. an eye opea for bullseq. AI ,.,..,,., . ' MAllo! .. CHAIRM.4N Jn le.fl$, he moved his Jlore to the ElaeiJtein Buildinc wbieh be purchued on Second Street and h.. been in open~tlon there since One amuting incident that abowa jufi how much bb handline of harneues and leather goods for hone 1 has grown e1n be found In the story connected with h11 movina: to his present )()Cation . It ia uid that he h&d JO many horse eollart on baDd upon lllO\I· 101 that the larJeat truck of the Pomeroy CeiDf"Dt Block could DOt move them In one trip. Gradually hl 1 business along t b e hone equipment line a~w until today bla .store is wldely known for its line of saddlea, western and Engli.sh, and acce. soriee of all kinds. b fad . he op- ' erates under the •logan. "If look· ·~ Jog for 1omet.hJna: for the horse, we hav~ It". fOLDING CHAIII . •. ~ASN'T 4PPQINT5D a,.-., obow. to,lari... Those present were Mayor Fblh· eT; CounciJmen Wayne Gibbons, Ernest Covert, D•vid Jenkins, L. R. Wiley, Robert .McElblnney, $\1-.iW\ltat .Thoatre S"*E WI L.l.:. j M~gfl ' 'ROUN -D wm. Ollldolo hope tllat £1Hier - 01 aafetJ derica and equipment wili elimhaat. lllOI!: ol these d.iablina • YEAR lert join the (ac-uity. The two are bw.band and and botb bave their doctor'• deerees. G-rol bodr tojuri........, foo 4.1L;per eent of the kttal. Where tlu feet aN iaYolftd, the aecond tool "'lrittl .80 ptr ceat, lead.t the iDjut) li.t. 8afetJ lboea worn bJ factor, •plOJMII u... •hst:a!ltlallJ ,... ...... !ojorloo . . . . , .... County are urged to colleet lim· pies or the handiwork done bv their students to be dit~played at the . M~igs County fair. Tbe display of the "handiwork wilt lake plaee -Ia the teat apo" sored by the Meigs M.inilteri•l Aasoclatlon. Rev. Wesley J-enk·ins bas uked that the ex1tibks for the tent be brought to the fair either at the apening rally on Tuesday niJbt or by Wednesday morning. 1 Rev. Jenkins added that the dl.!!play could .be an interestintf J:nd I lnformatiye display with the whole· hearted cooperation of the pastors . ~dy Arnold Show 9:0!! · • W~; · !>i~ht Fii!IIta G>!J Na:e next flit when two Dr. Mil· ...... Va~aUol · li :QO · (i'il.~dlt~ W...tber ll :lO ~ 11 :\5 : ~r of r.he City 11 : 4~ sian Off dent. 1l Grand Ra_pida .Junior Col- Uuat - eliminated ot !ojarr be '"" tuaD.p b7 thl: ""' proper Ul of . .:htJ eq•fpmea(- ehiefl) Vacation Bible School Display Sought For Fair 8:3(') Show ti 'P.~'Dheaotre ma,. be a Iitle confu~na: lor Jtu· tbt area, Glmore took time tD .... beeom.e lntnett.d il d't'k .aM ~laJ affa.trt about the COUG&r· He 11 a member ot tOUI' . . . ."bodie&, the Eallll, the Amerlela • LeJion, the l'ortJ' IDd I'JCbt, tile flremeo, tbe aUilliary patrol, n4· U: • cha-rter member ot the Roell Sprinp Gunae. Hi1 1tore bas been tbe eolleetloa •..._-,,Of, / ·-. .wv~nl )'tan. began to handle waabjaa: machine• It wa 1 whlle be ••• ic ope,. tion at t~ latW¥ JocaU.oo that GUmore began to take on bar. TIACHINO TIAM neuea and leather &:oodl ali • GRAND RAPIDS, .Mich.- Thiog11 line for aeninl. to 1M iada ftncen .., eouat for N.Ot per ent of all bodll1 taJan, Nat are tbe MCtmd ftngen aec :Mti• tor ..., per oeut ot tiM tolal. fte .,.. produced u alarmlnt per cent of tbe to.,_l ~ of ..... Dlflaion poiat oaf ·- 'co-ol ";it1 Gas! New.s for boJurleo Now-You Can Sign On Neighbors Film & Fancy Feminine Touch Af-ternoon Film Festival Film K-aJ'!loon Komks ~oll!e Du Pbnt fav, ·rhe.ater ~ and opented 1 radio repair abop the po.ition t1 DOW boldl in Coa.tinued from Pau Ooe ud You Heat with · Wea1her 0:10 Sp.,.... 6:!5 J!.'!m D:!!y Oo30 D.i.• meylu,n d 7:30 Th"e Arna"ll!g Ounmnger . .0\l Screen Dlreotors Pia' Present• ment. .. ~ The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ..W,. 14, liM I r&du». and other home appli&ocer While bullcliJa& b1l bull~ te • OltJo'1 ladutrlal wor.Un ntfet more lDJari,IN tG their indu. ftn1en tUa to HJ other part of their body latwt fii'UI'ft from the lnchatrial Cotbmillicm'• Dl""-ioa. of Safel3 Us; William Smith. . WEDNESDAY A COMMITTE!;. YET ltl GIVE ~ERSE~F A PQeSENT I'OR BEIN(; CHAIRMAN···· BuT ... .. . , 6t;te 'tetl.~'r sirriPl)· sta nd~ for another. In .thiS txa'!lpie A 11 u~ed tor ' th8 thrae -Lr'l, X ror tiHil lwo i()· •. etc liing\.f iettets, apos· lt"').lllln, 'th'e lenith and f or mation.·ar ~the wo.r~l are· all hint'S. fj,:'ltch 9ay .·tl1~ i..~e leHeu are dttrerent . . ·::.• '· Mr. FreeJand Norris, Avcrilable Free on P'rtday evenioa, Aua:uat 17, at (I PM on the Clifton .ebool arouodl. Proceed~ will •• tonrd the purchase of play&round equip- ........ L _ _ . A X 1' D J, &,.,\ A X. lt.. · • Is LONGFEL .LOW . . . "' I" 0:00 Oaly gjty :De!~lve '7 .. _:,;,~~'( .((~.Yl')'OQtiOTE - Hor•'o I f2 . ClaremOnt Hoy~ Mldpresidi!nt Of the i Meig~ Ministerial . AssOciation, DIVORCE SUIT ,. ILIO Suit for dlYOrCe bas · Jri the "office of court. by. Velma port, •(liNt' Arthur . of Middleport. 4 .0\l 4:30 3:00 Mickey Mouse . GET ~ " t Bang 2:00 Q: ,E,,, S'ifiDrher Originals . . .· ... ' ••J! .. I"' 00\\N ·' " ton, · ·'Will bejin at 7:t0, as a preJudi(· to ibe evening service in which the fo1l01fing wtll partici· ~ \ ll ]" 11!1 S•·to ntt"d Pi!.a~.:~~n · . Kerm:y)tw:ic Comp,J'ly or Hu~ng· 6:05 Wiu:nh Qrb!s. tqott IW'Ji' t 1,. F;; [;:;; ~ i:ij; ~ 1%:: I" ,. f//F/ I'' I"' ~ 137 I" an•a .. ,. \. ~~:~e. :',~·. ' . •·· I" 45 D•-'l' ll1lil.h 41; Bury • 7 l '1 ud!.' lar. ~ •. I'" , I'" J u h~ Will!.' cup ·, . · t3 RQm11rn . • Fe"~<lival Weat her ~n rtVN ~2. 39. Pla.c~• ~·· ~'I'" ~ "i: I :30 stturts chalceduny . ". no one .ft . Vadety" of ~' ': I" - ...: ' 12:30 N~W/j \"ut•rd.n'• .\n~"''"' 12. Cau l" • :II Mickey Mouse :J8 Ilal!an I JI Afternoon Film ft:OO color· 20. Jndtgv 21. M~'• ~-~~~"r ·' 2:00 ful 34 D1s- 36 lnw•de He wlll deliver a second address 1t tbe . opening of the; Mclss Coun. ty Fair at 8 pm. A ~wenty ~p.lnute ota:~h.~~~~ -~Y an _.~rtitt f1'9m the -- 12 .00 Feminine Touch Rocky Jones H! . Cor.du:t .., Overseas I I1-59 Film & Fan.cy 4.30 3~ . Bt>ll so und 16. TurkiSh. ~~~ News 11 :U5 The La1p Sltnw Sil.!n Off Pr f'VI•r 4:00 Film atl{.>n ~ eb.arge of Rev. VJetqr Brown, of The repOrt Is as f'b.Uows: Bal· Minersville. There wUJ be no ad· ance lD all tuDdJ, June 30. '22,314.· mission charged at tlte lite but i.n 89; General fund, Bat, 8-30, $1,610.offering wU be received at the ll!i; rece"tpta, mayor'l, ~pofl $438.. service to assist in detraylng ex· 30; expend,l.turea, $3,700.09; balpenses. ance $l,IID8.AM, ov.erdraft; parking rneteta. bal~ee 4-30, .$3 14'6.18; re· A tent will agilta be sponsored eeiptl!l,· $811.M; expenditures, $1,· ~by the .Ministerial Assoclatlon and ~72.30; balance, 7.31 1 $2,902.71 ; the various churches p( the coun~ SwtrQraiD& pool,. bal. 8-30 $1,756.· ty. Jt is tO: be located at the end 60; Receipts, l,14l.J.B; total, $2,of the mid-wav and wut cant,.tn 897.:'78: expendlturef, ~.62l.M; ~· exhibits of Driily VacatiOll Q"""l Jance, 7-31 $a16.24; Fire et~ulpSthools and the t.::ounty ~eell:-aay bal 6-3o $4:34.04; receipts. School of Religion Program. There · $330.90; bal. will also be inJeresting rell&ious , Improve· films at scheduled perlodl, as well · llnd July aa p.rograms Gf organ IJlU&ic proMain. vtd~ b,.; the . K-eftby Mualc Com· · paftY.·Q(, ·Q.Q-DJJ,nStOn. Rev. John El· wood of ·Raciri.e is Tent chairman. W~athe.rmon Adv~ nture ll)·30 (1:00 Off Pravt"t' I&W4 18. hraeh l e i leadet . and provide specill music Geaetal Fund. WHTN-TV Channel13 1:~0 29. Un. 10. Bust o( bun.h• n r0·')5 Lama, treasurer, wbicb •bowed the . GILMORE Index Fingers Lead Injuries IJ the oeai future. A aeneral diacus· slon was ~•ld eoo..,..l•l num•· rouo complaiota from vllla~e resildeota. The mayor'a roport of ~.86 ..,. o<eepted os Wll lbat of Jean ·'· (Int.em~J!ional) "' 27. Sunl&l. 8. Cu rd 9. Youth. :Show · Poi• fo,r Lbe octasion; ueber& will be ln. Parade ----~-.....--- t.h.e ·raxll n .c ht Britannia for a toqr With the~ parenls ot the IS THI Slope Sports for a three-fo(4 religious empbaois In connectiO!l W t)l the Meigs County Fair are nearing completion according to omclals of the Meigs County Ministerial Association whlclt is sponsorlng ·the following: a county-wide, Laymen's Supper on Tuesday at 6 pm; a religious ~ce at the Fair GroUJi.ds at 8 ·pm. {Tuesday) and a tent where religious activ!Ues will be wUJ deliver tbe meuage. Dr. Denman ia Executive Secre· tary ot ihe Board of Evaneelism for the Methodi11t Cbur.ch and ill regerded 1.11 an unuaua11y devoted layman. whOSe leadership In winnin& meD. to Ctlrist i8 in great de· mand. Those who may not be 'lble to attend the supper and who may wiab to enjoy thi11 rare treat, are Invited to bear Dr. Denman's ad· dress to the laymen. Safety Mmwala on tht llid.dleport. llilJ. road and that re"ptil'l were to be J:Q~de in • amptDh. There, 12:00 fetter 26 As1a worms ! • l(ln&- I 10:15 10:1& Sports Parade 10:25 • \Veatht>rm :1 n 10:30 Press Conference 11:00 Nf'ws 11:05 The Late Show TU&SOAY H Greell fabnc.'l 7. Arab Lnckv 8 Ran<.Th 5:00 ' (Coallaued from vUI.age in the red to t.be amount of Tbe supper which is be n~ Jerv· le.yman of Radne wilt act as soog an o~erdraft of $1,683.64 in the 2:00 The Big Payoff 2:30 Bob t...'rosby Show 3:00· Brighter Day 3: 15 Secret St>Qne 3:30 Edge or Nigh-t 4:00 Katie's Kit<.""hen 1:30 4lcky 8 Ra1M'h 5:00 Tbe EarlY . ~hqw .... ll:lO 1tegi{mal Jt-ept>r.ter 6:'" 15 Douglas Edwards· 8:30 Cisco Kid 7.00 Frankie Laine 'fime 8 .00 The MiHionairl! 8:30 I've Gol a Serrct 9 :00 20th Century Fox Huur tO .OO Your J.o}sso He).l\111ler Brig·h ter Day -l .30 23 Large worm poet .Johnny Ca~WD 130 HOUO<!party 3:15 SecrM: Storm 3:30 Edge or Ni~;:ht 4 00 Katie's Kllehen aunl. Mrs. Hosa Barnes, reeen Uy. wus Ray Milland Show As The World 'J.'ume overdrawn lrom the es.pe.ue IJ'IDt, and the •1,250 per aenator to ply for expeue~ from JulJ throu.P No•ember. co'i:JNCIL i· I 12:00 ' sCheduled daUy. •_ I or AU Tolilngs Guldin~ Li:ght 1 oo '. DCJ.!I-- -·P- d PlaDsCompletedForTheFair • Co. Mimster ·• iaJ Gron~ BYMeigsl'lans ed at the Salisbw-y School tiy the ladies of the PTA is to be a 1teak suPper. Theo Sm1th. a prominent chu~ebman will preside at the in. 11plrationaltervice which will high· ligbt the Laymen'• Ral1y when Dr. Harry :Pe.nman, of Nashville, Tenn. 11:45 ~2 : 30 . · 10:30 strike il. Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady IJ : 15 LOVl' of Life 11:30 :;;.earch for TomWTOW Guidin.g U,Siht 3:00 c. Things v.-- o•• t11o arub, ao,c1 ~qp.n,- wu 8Jial 1M ot.lll!JO cC t1i0 arub, . _ ll"'-4 l l l o u t - -~. ~(lltM);-- _...,. flfl nl..."' ..,art -&-1111 ·-~IUI• v~ tM TW4 l......,..,...w&'MJ...,..~ ~ ""! , . , .. W'ltl!f~:al!@,~la¥~J. WEDNESDAY to or Mrs. Lelia Forrest ha~t mpved the lute Rella Hanin& home 17. Oltt'lChit orl'ttn In !he· Alnr•tlllllt'rl1t··· t,,.•.,, lt1wn lilt .~ yt•ur 111\lll in,· r12, ••·\ · v• utiun~ In t:lndt•, htH' IIl,.;' hu:tl'l!J hkt1 bira lxxlmM nut Uut • · ity't~ ! ht•lt,. lj. lll'~ t!l);" l o a widmwd xy.'CII\Qt ••f f1 .u · IIlii I~ Limn l1ulf or trw itt' IHIIJI I. 19. lo~ aLhL•r t M\11' , ront'liiVi;l> :J iiH"c t1lt' purl y'IJ <m Aug. U at lhtt ~t lttrl ,f 1h• ~ 1lu111ll voii·H. ::imce l'i\C h uil\! ml Straw bee. l>eniocl'll.tfc nal1unnt t'OI~V< ' ll li •l n, par•fll'lpant lll u~·r·Otnpun!!.!t.l hy fUlllltllng jn l85G, ilil W•' fi atl .!iC\'1'11 , I ~ ~Aive. ~ • . tht Windy City Will be" tlll ll.~ :;lntt.hy rdu.Un·~ an<! !n"rld!:i, H .- -l11•nwcmtiu 1111d l~·o l'rvgl'(!ti~lVol5 · P:re<.i~su~·,. mettle. {101) llr:~f <"!11 ~ ~ hulcl wom)l, Ifl· J•nrty c•.mvcn t to rw.. I J8.' ' La.,g,!t ' ' 1.'l1<J. tlty Ukr.:J tq · think ·It I~ ·~ · CIUC4CQ Ia dclermtl\lltl to uul · ~ lc>tH) o( !he J.i.OOO hff~t: l·U ln lt\.'1:l, .. · V S. r~•.. l!>t 1u11 l{y · tou, fo"t Jh'e o.r ·uw !;l!Vl· n do San FrMc1Meo, ho ~ 1 tu til l' W.u Le tlvu•laiJlo at l\'{;lillll' r f ln a ft, • lltutlatu.~ slnnd.tr..t ~ b~·ill'CI'II I ~0 Sto COP, a• the all~ fur r•ulilil' !i' bl ~· IJIICCS. Sil!;) , ~ n :tl n,.,J ht' l'e wun in Nut•t·Jub t• r, tet;l lh.OWlf, It WU!C 1\ l'lt lho·r Sll\ IJI;" • • ' :n. P~ri> T\"1'1( ',\J, or t.pl'cla<" ul rH· m•w and nhllil of th e 13 R r p11bH<"H U dekiz:atton 1hat lr 11.~ ,.,ty ,;o• nl in · S2:' Pionoth., !3 . Lifl' sh1 ri.g F'ebru11ry '~l to l'hrlad•:l pl ".l to impt'tii'O'' Il\Cillll fo•n1~ up 1•11 a ll nollHin ~ ··~ lriuto~hed, l~~<.: lull!'lj!; St'l I"IC<· JnvH" the HPpuiJfl tnll" l.ln , k . .'tlllt·.~ n1r n 1' '111 ul 111 \ 111 ' 10 11 ~ p• •n t · F~l:ow nl1vw, r, of cour:;c. I lihl>l I eangulne tn tl 11: lJ I'Iwf fh,ot !Ia· ho u-.··~ (luol W<' lt' 111 :-i loctl l u t"t tll l · • • :1 ~· p, •t . ~ l\ vast fl:l.cllltiet> h c ~t ·, tlw ~~:. O,I l\10 I•I··I HI!! t1ft>p lh1' 2.11·:-;tury l.,;ut!l .od I'IU-: 1':\Ht\'l'IONS lLN ,.,, a ut lvti:t. llod--C&B -.a (loft! Jdiu., ·UI _ . , - . ~ ot........ oflllo-la ,._._.....,., -opot.. - PrbSs Box , ll:IS Greatest Fig'bts of Cttn.tuly 1i :30 Foreign intrigue 12·00 Toniih.t l 9:30 Art·hur G<Xlfrey hcre<l Fol<lll l1ad Chltago'e horeh will hgve 12,000 ro oms ready for lho•e allending lhe Democratif (onvenlion, •••• Ot b elllg Ill till' lllt<ll :l(lll :, WOUld(II'IIWIIII ltl >ll!\ , \llo\ 11 pallll'.~ lo f-'peat lln: rr t.u:.d Jwrlo !lli .liH n; 11 :05 p.-. at .a-1 ~ illll'l ?' _. 01;1. UoiMII--- ~ t,;,nlron - · ~a-lnalqmltelaiU..'IWAIII!I..,_•plo1[111-- lalllt.\I'Ud- twattion,1. 11 : 10 Of All 11 . Girl 11 name 12. Assam Btlk· ll•l\'(111 · Newt Head:Ji:oesWealber'Cast 9:00 I E11r . l f f ll!to n lu ol.-1 Ill fll111 1 f 1!1' ff ll~ I1 IH~· ··nll\ >11 Om• h .I.'C ll! · t~ n ln ken h v Jill' fl,[[ :\ 1 :..;tr•V • 1\.~l.lll furn· .~ !C!i I< lll'.t l hjlllll I I' I ~ . uflhllltJ.:h [Ill' t ,11111 l•la l c· llllii.-.J f \V I II l lO itl furfll 111 II"· ,.,., lu •!o•t1 1\.mb;.~ ~:J<IIIvr un Uw {1 :60 9:00 1. s,•dalc 6. L'ounlry 1 hom!! Ill - FM:•her Knows Best Captain Kangaroo i\(ROS!S tht' \0 : ~~ $&2,000 already TD SPONSOR SOCIAL Kr6H Theatre Th.is is You!" Lire Ina ltay Hutton ~ · PN>ss Conference · \ 8:00 DAILY CROSSWORD nnancuLI come-on. . •ud comparable j.;t:ll)~t"i!flhh; 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 f250-a.montb expease aecounl.l would be froqn untJI tile 11117 Je- Tbe Clifton Parent • Teaebers AJBOcl•tioa will sponsor • todal ' daughter Elizabeth Beatty of Columbus and Mr. and Mr1. Bent Curl llarri.sonvU)e. El1l\i1 wet'c mr~. 'Jtarold t;ru~·t~ lllld 1.1 R!>\ C~rle B:OO Captain K-angaroo R f.".'' Ill hrin 1~ , Newe Cttravan Dr. Hudson SuJoJie· Si-gn On Mr ~. 1 Tl1 c l )l'!llm' l'ats will 6:45 7 :00 1:30 8:00 Rutland News Noten at Outdoing JI \Or~ dt• lt• ~,;n l c~ 1111•1 lllh·1nut.•~ l o Comedy Tmu• ;My Litth• Mar-gie Aunt Drv Show News Picture Sports Eye Lt>S P·aul & Mary For.d. TUESDAY ]) ~ vcnp.ufl. I :au: It to11ld Be You In Pomeroy amounted to tZOI-'0, lt wa1 reported today by tile pollee department. 3 45 Modern Romantes 4.00 Comedy Time 4:30 !'dy Little Margie 5:00 Aunt Dru 5:30 Hopalong · Casstdy 6:00 News Picture 6:15 Sports Ey.e 6:25 Le-s Paul 6:30 Jaye P. Morgan Queen For :t Day Modern Romances their r«ur4 l7·mootb 1~ MaTIR RICIInl &Wature eooven• to PIH a de;Meter rec:eipll for tbe pefJt week \fleieacy appropriation to pay up WCHS-TV Channell ·I n ·ul~<m Hd l v il" ·~ Matin ee Theat re Superman '7 :30 Grand Ole Opry 8:00 Snea.k Preview 8:30 ' Circl.e t:he~tro 9:30 Rosemary ('looney Show 10:00 Dea,r Pb{)ebe LOJ30 T.his i!S Show Bu&ine.llll !1 ·00 News 11 :10 ~Box 11:15 !Movie Museum 11:30 lioreign [ntrl·g ue . .. ., b us Mr. and Mrs. Freemont Stevens . Mts,, Mary ltu~e. w 0 w · ·5 er Langsv 1Ue spent Sunday evening rnu:.!ly hurt In an automobile ac- 1 with Mrs . S. r.. Bryant. C"itlcnt !a.'l t f}t!cember, spe nt a I ('OU)J i c day!O la:. l wt•ek w1lh Mrs. Sunday guuts of Mrs. Hntli •! Jl at lle 1\lcKenzJe. McKenzie were her sis tt!t:, Mrs ' f :£mma Haning and Mr. and Mrs. Mr . aJitl Mrs. Clny ,C.unlnt.'l' 0 Raymond Webb of Ath~:ns. ' Corl'r ·x p<HI•I• 11/ .. 01! ChlC!!fJL'! Clril'll<l "·' /l'a a wmrcl1.1/u! l u u ·u•·• ( !HitJAf10 \VIII'n tlu.• b lK Convention dollara iJI appropri1tiona owa er:peue aecouaU. 1'be audjtor _... I 'I'ime 12:00 Tonlgbt --·--"--- ----·--''_oo_s~-_o_u....,._ . - - - - R i'val lVhe1J Pol£ticos Meet ly John F. Sembow~·, Ct:tllrllt ,..n·., ,, A.n •Jt 1•11 ,.n& You 7:00' .~ . ... . ' Cofl~ !2:01)-# Camer& G~s to Sc"hool 1 12:30 Current l.30 Tennessee Ernie ?..00 Matinee 8:00 Quelln For a Day ' '11:25 6·30 Frankie 6·45 Nt~Wil ,, I 12:00 4:00 4:30 5:00 6:00 6: t.5 FormN - Prt · .~ itll'nl H >~r n Tiltm··n , l~'"i5 II! It Could ~ · 45 1 '1 '''I" ,........ ' OHHI•O f lh•• h,, ,, , · ·,1"1 H~ 11:30 3:00 ... Cj ,· r • No ''Ehlt·r ~~ :~! ~··mwn'" DemotliltH~ Cl6lfee Time HOif!t! 2.00 I (jt) ~~ Q:OO aeaaton .. voted mil· •- paeraJ's office uaouoe~ thlt the Paul Ours ,20, eertlaftd. Sylvia Triplett, 11. PortlaDd. } 10\0\l . jloma . 1f00 ·.T,k Tac Doua:h ll .OU Tit Tac Dou.g>h '' l1 h oi 11. ,1 1 lth" \ 11!1, ,, .. , ,.,. ~ ,h', 'l!l1<>n'· r;d • , n . ~", , r, , ,. '" ifll H l! · lt i 1 ,. , ppr WPe k: on€' )t'Jf I I :+dl .•II • • 1l six montlh S':'fiU . th ,,. ''1•·11·+,. ,. ·n;.: ·r :tt ·lw r ·pr t·" nt ,,,,,... A1•e .. \•·w Sub ~ er i ).J iio n. :-;.tll·l.•. 1, •· l• '11 lloDI ' :00 Today Toj:loy 7.0\l l du.rtna:of MAaiiAOI LICINII 1-6:5~ Sli~· On 11:55 !itgn On tU~ ~aDJyl­ I'------------• !I 06 MillOn, but fot&Ot to Pl7 tbdr .WIONE~AY i TUISDAY R£YNOLn F. GREfNE Publi shed t"Vt>rv :.ft (•rrllh'fl r'<r; 11 : SentlO~ . Inl· .. ati i D\l•··ll.••t H·S t l'. pbone 398, edil~n :~ l ofll.t· i • ~w:·· .!'•7 Ealered a!! s.cru nd • IIARiliBBURC, Pa. - vuia't DayboOk WSAZ-TV- Channel~ . . lAD DYIUHIHT .. TIN Sent.lntl ' ~REA Mt\ 'iO N .RMALS HaW PL:ANESCOWDED:ATGRAND CANYON petfC!fi'Ninttt summer and winter ••. minimum operating cost •• , Gas Company Service ••• and, because there a~ no movtn·g ports in tither the ~tiftg or coding system, llllYS -- .lllbrs II Gl lllllt& IIIII lllfll •lllcla minimvtn maintenance cost, Mab Gas- the number one I ~ica for "heoti1g -)'OUt number one choice for cooling, tool ~~-.:..J roy Equipment lOX Stl A. R. ~IGHT, PRIStDINT ~o. �' \ I • • ·'r:Racine ' Btaves ·Win Eleventh "I;he Dai\v Sentinel Red legs Skip Diwnwatd Braves 5-l Losing To· Cr dwiJ And 'BIG HIT' BAUER • • • • By Alan Maver · • / -~- . To Title Move Closer Braves Scalp Pl"rate"'~ 13_6 • a·IIop DOdgers As Indtans willie i,.,,., .,, · ,~;k'(;,;;ob,.·g. big r. .. tho hit \ t er of tlw tllt:hl with fnur hrb rn l"l\~ t r rp ~ to thl' plate. wluh• , J{o nnil' l'halen hat! three biDgh ~ 1 Htrk t'rnw hall a perrec t evening y,rlh twu for twu nr~k l<~hli nhad · The K<«·im· Br«•e' thm h<h "' the.•• I• '"' to P"'''' , I . I h. . . . . mo vet 1 J!!l:'] tln g thl· wrn Mtkl' Werry we nt the D utl~l' h as he ("nllt•(•ted tJ\"t' r I C O~t'r o t t • harnp•o.mshq, u f \lw ltll the way f1or lh t· Pir·ah•.; rn hulf ur lh<•tr hit" Mcrg.~ LHtlt:' Lt·at;:ut• la~t ltiJ!:tlt a- 1 tu~urg Wn r} l"OtHrnut•d hts fill. Tl , R II · i k, . ,1 J they wun lht'tr 11th vil"tury in 1"' I h,'tJn a h1 h· < H II eg,., nu l up 11 o OIJ I ' , I ' g ~ ·•d 1:1 pcrJect everr billl t.;<lllll' rn tht• ~ ~ ~jh nmrrt~ hv . .. ,, .. , 1" 11 .~ l-IY uta 1Ill~ I 1It' I 1111 11"• Ill "" '"1\ till" pl<ll<• f . '13-6 ' W<l)< . uur · f or I ~eutr n ~ II run s on unl ~ lhrt·t· · foJtu · rul"l urtrng hh lt f! lr hom t run h, t-:, a s t ht (lcf t· tbt" of th e Ya nkee:. Meanwhil1· in o lh t•r gam l'~ llw uf tlw s<·aMJn coll utl·wd complett•iy The lh· Js S~racu .~l!' ln•han s staye·d In ~ t-et•rtd ~-" 11 ~" the Unn·e:-; Hub Wickline had 11ilu n H 4 -2 lent! ill the fifth place by walluprng the Itodgt>J'> I :md lltt<Jii t' Wulft· both bad lhree by S('tJJlllg thrt:'C run_,;, and then 12-2, and the Hed legs cuntrnut"d j hit ~ wd h one uf Wolfe's being a their t I run sixt h gaY(• them a thnr wrnnrnl;( way ~ wrth a 15-4 homez 1 15-4 ma•·g•n wm over thl' Yankees 'I' ommy \\ tlll c wen t a 11 th e way At Syraeust· th e Indilm.~ ~ lug . Rog!'r 81rch aud Howard John- gt•d Kapplt· , Curd und Eblin for Jor the wrnners as he held t~e son divided rh ~ ptll"hw ~ t"hon..>s 17 h ll ~ a ~ tht•y r·an u p their 18 .2 Yank s tu onl y tht·t•e hrts, whill' for ttrt· Ht ·avt·~ ,., tht"y t"IIH.~ l~'d to w1n uve r th t· Uodge rs. Rob Wine· F.rc!.lfl w ~uyd was the lost· r. Little their t' as~ VJdoJIY \\ 1tlt Brrch brcuncr ht:ld thl:' !u ser~ to five Jmrrny' {,rllwrt paccU the batiOTII ~ -- --~~ - · -- - - a s ht· hMI thn·e hit, 111 four triPs ~ .~~;:;;:;;;:;;..;'"';;;,;;o::;:::;:,_ to t h t · Rl al t·, w h II" Wh itt'. A J1 en . Hamm ltht! D<nl(• Gordon <d l had thn·f .<:th' !flow,; Yank;; made ntrlt- !'ITIJJS 1n I · r•mtt•.-;l w _ - '"I ll"lph Kille<', I. "H.u1 h'.; ~· lllThrng 1 " in ~ Jimmy ~ Fon an Mickey will find pace of 17 in IIH<·c games, twice hit three io 'l'h<• Imlrnns werll i uto second piH t"t' in tiH' Middleport Little Lt·:•gttl'. lw;t n rght, ~s thPy whip I pl'll l h~· II I'd Sm: hy n :.cote of i ~ -fl 'J he \oa·lory of lhl' Indians set I 24 E. Main St. Phone 197 ==~==~====~=~~- ~tug t· ftor· to rright 's ull impor. hatl!t' Lt•l wt·en th e fndlans Dnd tht> Yunkt ·e~ Th(' lat·t er team lea (]~ Hw lrulian.s lly one gunw in t lw n•e•· for the p1mnant. A Vlel••ry fur Ill<· Indians- tunight tno u ltl :-.t'llli lh t:> leu~o:u.:· l~11d into tlu• lant . o.__ £fu:tDM ![ £..,.. ruv"' 'A - ' Mrs. Pecirl ~ora Is The·Guest Speaker As Twilight Garden Cl u~· Meets Thursday ~ three games und elosed It out with got dangerous GUll Bell to tap in h is 1<.~ :-. t three- games. Man,weakly to the mound and be threw 11,:,. pr;;rl1Jcliu n iiVt'l"il$C ha :- been hlm out: Hill" 111 e\' l"l~ ~hird g:a mc. With 43 Crandall Ued the pme in the ' g. :_ mt•,. rPmarlllng. at that rate 1'h l' set·ond rnnang with bi.! Jong fly 1 ~lid ~ h utdil ::Hit11 ahout 15 mot't• ball t(l center wblch 11cered Joe ! lwur el"s lwfvn· ~e :ts orr 's end-for a Adeuek (rom third base. Second total of 5ti. . Cincinnati, tod"y a fu!l two bru~an Danny O'Connell made ' I Il wou ld Ue /Trl.':l~ to se-e- him lilaRIE)S beh!Jltj Brooklyn, scheduled Phillips' victory seem c e r t a 1 n r c::r!l'lr hill n n~l ("'.lsc the g:trp but JoP Nuxholl on the mound against when Jile s'lngled through- tht box "th th b d d . t 1 qn ,li ,J l' r tt lL• r:c:u•·tng: it appears Don Kaiser Nuxhall has won seY 1 , • · 1 '- . · . en out of fiJteen starts and Kni· WI e ases 1oa e , scorma wo l• \tJI 1 r 1 .uvrl. . runs It was -the ninth !ltf'l.ill:ht dlto)oM ' What', Wit:r Ted Williams? •wr bEls won three out o! elyht. gam~ in which O'Connell ha,s hit TIINl· c •n, 1o be a ge neral I Cateher Del. Crandall of the Sllfely. f·•t •lin~. wh c:t t' \" 'f you gu, thai W1l- Bravf'~ batted rn · three runs, two It was a winnipg night at the H.11 .. , •!a ~ r· e.ldtt-"d his second of them wzlh a home run In the rhdtlhoo:l eotrly " ' ''1 hi:s spitting sixth tll,ning,'to help smk the Red· J!late for Milwauk ee, too, which "rilE ~II?G1' GRANP drew 38,580 and e nabled the ~n1it· ~. Cert:.~rnlv lm uctions have legs . .t;I.A,tl.+1t=R OF fiAHX'> Braves to set a new four game ln d 11'<.11 eel a la1·k oJ maturity in a CAREER AIAV rul?# $101l,OOif lJ year player who has Pitcht•r 1"~ylor Phillips .altov.:efl 11erie<~ home attendance Tecord of OUT 7"0 !lAVE PEe!I 1 bt•t•n 1~ruun d I S years .~even hils rn notching hts thu·d lti2,880. O;Ve Of: /fiE 816GE5T_/{)j-· victory without a Ius~ . The 2,3.. .l \ Tbe Dodgers were tied 1-1 with YA#KI'E 1/Jrif> OF All thP ~rf'nt player~> knew the year·o tlt Ph r tps, in hjs rookie rilE Yt<AR. coNI'/ECr/1/C! h N t the Giant.'! when rain washed ·out • hous as ~!"11 as th e eheers and year in _t f a ional L~ague,\ WDs the game in the firs.t Inning. PeeIll A Pi!ICfl fliT I?Ot..E wen• S(• ns•h lt> j•nough to hide their llorked rn a 1·1 duel wrth Johnny . lilt PI/T 1"1/E CRIJ9fii'R hittcrm•s.~ and wtite it off again~i Kltll tl~tt' in un t il the siJ(th when ~ee kReese had humered fbr the • 0/f CJ.EVCLANP .,;;, ~iAR'T r11e YM'K5 oFF 01r ri/EIR lhr· .L(nod Lhrng". The answer Crand!tll s lnmmed his 13th· home- ! roo 9· :ZHP 1/AlF OF THE :-.t·•· rn s to lw that Williams is " run . sc or i n~ Bobby T h o m s o n The Minneapolis Millers upset ~11MfH{ AIOP.UP OPER117"J0!/5. )>!t ry who will m•vt•r cease putting ahe a~ or hrm . the Cleveland Indians in an exhl· hi rw elf aho w• !h(' good thing.o~. Kl ' . ·h . bitlun game, 5·4 and then to pro1 The a n~ w!'l' •L'I'ms to he that Wil- f rp:~~er~ "tho r.:~ve ~p on ly vide a reverse twl!!t the lndlanap. lj:~ms i~ Will~ a •n~. a sp lit person- .;~:ket/ sw~~ ~if1efj~r xro:·n~mg~ hh~ ~lis Indians upset the M,Jiert, 10..5. The Indians cnme from behi nd I ::til ly whu wrll ue ver cease put' tt ' lh ~nne m a regular American Association to ta!ly five ;md fnu r runs In tht• II Il L~ himst>lf <1bovc the game and ~IJ'l'~ ,\'~u ~~ St:eVt nt~ Cin~mnali g5me. The White Sox. blanked the fifth and Hl:cth in11ings. respect I llw r:o ns a nd who con't help btrl P g a 111 } slatted . Cubs 4-0 In an exhibition ot Chi1vely, Ills ! nignl, to clwch th'" vrctor·y. lost · in th f· pr·ncess. · 1 Thp Hedlegs' only run came in cago in a. five-hit pitching S'how H.t w ha ll_. 11 rs 3uspected, will he, lhe flr ~ t inning when Frank Rob· by Millard Dixie Howell. By OSCAR FRALEY Russ MrElhi nnP y of the Indian., United Press Staff Writer arou nd qu tlt' long aft -j insun homered over the le ft field was the lop hilt e!' of tile evening ~·r Wtlli . rm ~ 1•a ll s il a career. ~-~ercen. l{obinso n gave the Brav~s Nt:W YOHK ll l' -· Thcl'P me , Moore Or Pa-tterson the most trouble DS a hitter , gelas he collcctPd three hil~ .Jor fo11r majo r· qul's li~l !l'; rn 11tt" mind s J·. vPnluall~'. pr nhahly Indoors at tln~ four hits orr Phillips. tbrt>e tnps the plate . McEJhln· uf .~ port s fans tnd;r_v Mickey CluC'a~u m ~ owmber· . nncien t , . . , · ny was also the winning pitcher as M<tn tle, 'l't·d W rll1anl~. An· hi~· .'\t('hll' Mnn l'!' nrl you ng Floy< l . 1 hrlrps h ~d only one otht'r bad 11 his mules hit solidly behind him :11 oo r{' ::tn<l lhp Mrlwnt. lwt• lll'lt\ C" Tues.. Wltd.. Thr.~ is how \h! • llrt ~ \WI' _, t;rdt l'ati N·m n will fi ght for the heavyrnnrng, fhe frfth Thn' e Redlegs collcc1Jilg u total of 12 ~arl' blows. FAMILY NIGHTS llll weight tint•. rcal'iJerl bu se,, but one was thrown Tickets Admit Tru~k in om• nwrfs oprnio>n · o ut for trying to ~leal. Wit h run· In the o!h<·r gaml:' ton ight, thl' Jchn Wayne Maur-.n O'Hara C<~n Mickey 0• II? Jl.lonr't• adm 1llc•Jl y will. be 40 a on ri r~t a nd second , Phillips Sl'nator .~ will meet th l' H:ed Sux. RIO GRANDE Tht• '" Jt"' i ~; wh th•· r In• •·:111 t<l• llllh I.J lr r, <J IIhurr gh h 1~ motlwr ~-- .---~-,- ·- hrcak Ri1lw lluth' , l'! l 'IH' I •1\ ("IJ h · 42 p I - A lso • • 1 ~.tY.~. e, rs now. uttl!rso n, only , ge1·r. M1lwaukee has fine pitching Wa~ 8on4 Donna Concoran lwn w n rns ~~the !ll"·l totntaluwg - 1, u •· urubk ;J nd h<.L~ a powPrlul l hu l Bro kl h· . . 1 0 yn as an t:d."(e Ill liept.1 qllt".tlon of l ht•n t all !\! ;Inti•· l"u r-: IHliH'h Hu t yormg Fl oyd lnuh•! l THE GYPSY COLT H_roklyrr hils severa l fac tors fatt •nlly r~ 1:1 J{lll ll t's HilL •rlu f Hulh\ l llH'I ' t ;1ga nBt lilt' un:.~r thodux Tom . (In _,.Tec:hnlcol'o r) [ pa1·t· wrth 41 IJtHm ·r, •rr Ill ~·, 1 11 e-.! m.1 .I <J('bo n. ulltn'u\ h h( ~ hrolw hi .. 1 vor tu g tl. It plays 20 of it s last Carton - UNSURE RUNTS l: ut , !Jlw s ul'lr fo rJJJI'I' cli:lil~ ·r1 / 1 r, I' 11.1: " 1lt h nnd in :. 11 L' <irly ro und. Still I ~4 gamcs.u~ _home, largely against -· · . Ar l"lt i(' '\·ill ,-h <JW ltJ m more tric b . ~ f'e Ond rh vlsr on_ clubs, while the il1 nw r ound than Jnt:k_o,;o n could , Hr,:tves : tnu~;L hit the road in 15 THURSDAY & PRIDAY 'l'h~! .!! 1 11 11 tltll l{.~. in :1 W•·ek. Arrhil• can hrt too ~" ' !I f .theJr last 24 gD lJI C.S, mostly SpenUr Tracy RoiMrt Y-~ng ' MIDDl E POIH l!Ti' LE LEAGUE •:!t' lt· lltlnu; hen• r. ttJWn;·:l '1jw !!gm nst th~ Redlegs and Cardl.nals . NORTWEST PASSAGI W !I I. 1'.-, ., , .trt:•I Pl "•' A•·•·t<<·,. h (In TKhn\co\orJ 'I' e bigges t on e, thou g, is thnt 11 Ynnk1•t ·~ :I ( "a n Milwaukee Win.? Hrooklyn has the old pr.-.~sunzed -a18o-lwlt11Jh .., ~; 1; ' l'f ll'. Hraw·s stil l. are battling p;r·o~ who know how rt feds to Rich. D•nning Aniel• Shnnt Ht·d Sox ,', ~>.! il , ·.~ ••nr·t , 1o ho ld lh l• tr Nalromd fight it out down the .~lre t c h -and CREATURE WITH ATOM BRAIN II I'll J.,·ut:rr r• lt•ad lout thost· fnut.~ t ap~ win Wh rch makes il looks like ll w) h"<lt :rr1• !Ir e unru's hing Dml- ~ro.,klyn , from h ere. Cartoon--RED, WHIT!, & BOO I J,., ••. Mrs. Pearl Mora. was the- _guest speaker when the Twilight Gatrden Club met Thursday" evening at" the home of Mr.s. Minnie Davis and Miss Sarah Pbtlllps, )lulberry Ave. The veranda and rooms were dero1'8ted with nowen for the occasiOn. • i I I 1 Todays Sports Parade rt. I I ' succes~fully Attacker Victim your vote Is your voice n•'t I••• Itt tion uay - and no one C&IJ "~VI:Il" apeak down to you. "' One thing we all know -every vote il!l vital•. It ahowa the world how much we believe in thl11 democracy of ours. Don't min your uy-so. Do aureyou'ra reiS'istered- and 1peak [nPrs f ' ' I ·- . . - .... rur. ' the :woman ·'Who WM pounced uppn and murdered by f • man 'With -maulve arma" whtle, .11ho wM •Uil.b&thin&' at a · 1 keeps your engine powerful, long~r 1 ;; _ ' -)lo-- ' ,' ' -)lo-- ., . . n.o.-GO VOTE! •ubu,[fjl'., ~~~- p11bll~ lftulc• in c.,. "f'!'llrWn tl'lth fta. .4jfutrllri"l C1H111dl LOOK AT YOUR .HOUSE Yau can .,..,joy th"' thrill of ne"" oar -- DOES YOU.R . HOME +tEED A ~E~PERT ·DO ~IT! OneCentDown. ON.MATERIALQR U.80R AS LONG AS • 36 MONTHS 'fO PAY First Poymi~tf Out iO Do.ya After W9r.k•Completed ·.' beklo)p. \bur ear ~ delivering full. pomrod performance lor thousands of Jlll'tra mJJeo. ' ·":\ t· BANK FINANCED ' ft!9el day smooth and aoat properly, Power stays in your engine where it . Walter Jluoee Would.you trade 20 minutes of your time for a saving of hWldreds? ' ,• .-: '11·---lOU'IR ALWAYS WU.COMI AT lOU- OLDSMOIILI QUilLin DIALil'SI---• ' daughters drove to F:tirborn Sunday after David Covert who had spent the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Covert. They also visited other relatives in ibat area. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradford returned Sunday evening fi'Om a vacation in Rose City, Mich. wbere Mr. and Mr11. Herman Lohse make their suthmer home. Sue Ellen Zeigler, Lima, ls spending a month with be1· uncle and aurit, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport, and their son, Jerny. Mra. Ruby McKendrte and Mr. and Mrs. George, Mreat gronclson, Davld Ashley, are ShambJin (Jean Ashley) and family in Cheshire. 'NEW ROOf?. ' I PA·INT? over to Oldll! • A Gtaat .New Motor 11,.1 Dl•covery br Mrs. Howe Bratt, Carleton is a surgical patient at lhe M~ig~ General Hospital. . Lawrence Bing returned to hi ~ work on the New York Central Railroad at Hobson Monday after being !II for severa l days. The Rev. and Mrs. C. Haymon Konkright and son~ Eudell and David, will leave thJs week for 11 Mr. and Mrs. En1est Covert and r / 1 Mr. and Mrs . .. And you·oa,n~expeot >nore when you sell b - u - \ It doesn't cost a cent to Take a Ford Test Drive a , , and you may save hundreds! daY after ~heir son, Larry, who had receh(cd the sc-holarship i!tven to a Middleport Eighth Grade boy for a six weeks' camping lrlp. Mrs. Webb Hall is visiting be :· son, George H11ll , 11nd family in Columbus. • AN Get a tankful of Sohio Boron Supreme. Keep uing lt -and· keep your engine powerful kmgerl FURNITURE drove to Camp Arrowhead Sun- You can congratulate ;pouraelt on D1ak1Dg a trade your investment holds .•. when )IOU,.. $299.00 BAKER REEDSVILLE two weeks vacation with relative• in Mnysvilit' , Ky.; Hillsbo.'O and New Carlyl~ . ownenr~p You can know the satisfaction of driving a etyle leader Why put off the fun of 1 Ford Test Drive lor a. single day? As you know. it puts you under absolutely no obligatlon. And It may save you literally hundred•.of doUan-we'll get to that a little further on. By a Tellt Drive we mean more than a once· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith were rocent visitors i!l qincinnoti. Mr. and Mrs . E. M. Blake were business visitors in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berning and two children, Chattanooga, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Jr. The Bernlngs Uved here when he was "e mployed as chemist at the West VIrginia Or· dinance Works and they were act· ive workers in the First Presby. terian Church . .around-the-block "spin.'" We want you to test the power t11at rocketed Ford to a 500-mile nock c:ai record at Indianapolis ••• the GO that won the w·and prize at NASCAR's Daytona Champiomhips. We want you to feel how this Ford scat pays off iu )'OIIr •.ind of driving: in tralflc, passing on the highway, geuing going at tr.tffiL ligh{s. We'll put either a Ford Six. or a mighty V-8 with up to 225 h.p. at your disposal. We want you to drive and listen-drive and {etl. . • . That fi.n~car quiet r~sults &om sound lnsula· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neuman left this week for a visit in Washington D. C. before aoinli: to Phil· adelphia lo live. , tion under the hood, under the roof, iu door and body pJ.lnels- the nwst imulation ip any car a.t MORNiNGSTAR ·w· IIO (NO .HANDLING CHARGE) • anywhere near Ford's low price. Some other things that contribute to that smooth, silent, luxury-car ride are things whi.cb Ford's leading competitor cenainly can't boas.t: Ball-Joint suapension' with wide base control arms for better steedng. more stabilized wheel 1llignment, •• shock absorbus that are mounted to the frame rather than the body. "Sure," you'll say as you drive along lhe road. •Feels pret~y good-but after alL this car is new." Wel1 sir, when you rome in from your drive we'll sbbw ymt whv Ford will•ta• lik.e new b' a long, long time, ' Wtll show you how Ford hu live CI'OSI-mem· ben (including a "K" member) in ill frame. Ford's leading competi[or only hu two. We'll &how you the deep-block Y·lik.e engine design which enables Ford engines to tale it. Now-what you've been waiting foT. How can you nve bundre<b of Julian by taking a ford Te•t llrive? A FORD with AIR CONDITIONINGtmtsla•than 1MIIY ..,.,,.,ro...~ lftft[ium-priced cars witJwut tt. TRY ONE TODAYI Ill( ..,...twJ toot pri- . · MOTOR SALES ' .< • Podleroy, Ohio ' . Simply by proving 10 yountlf thai there really You~. the tt<W)n a Ford does not cost hundreds of dollan more than it does. ilr Ford's huge production and the huge vo1ume which we Ford DealenaeiL ·There are DllllY cases where "'medium· priced" CUI cl~m fO be priced within a few hundrei_l cloUan of Ford.lltmember, however, th.ese price~ are wually aJ;rived at by cOI{\paring their lowesa, priced models-stripped-w1th Ford'j most ex · pensive modeb that indulle all of the comlorts of driving. But eno)lgh of this taU.. Come in. And you do the drivin~rand lhe talkinl(. Bring the family. tOQo FORD goesfirst GET OUR PLANFREE ESTIMATES! CO!Ili'Lf;tl .~NS\)~l\N.qt: COVERAGE ~·1 Aatud h .S.ft,.r .t-.an at your Ford DNkr·'i. Bil£ a dt'l.l while' hot" :lol'llfl bU dtJb ft>r life '57 lllodtll. U a fine car in the low-price field. KARR 6 VAN ZANOT Phone 485 g ROOMS Of : Hew Fumlture ;t I FOB I 1:1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Enls· minger and three daughters, Penn ~•;:~- ~:~~e;vlsiting his mother, Entsminger. l.asl week they visited Mr. and Mrs. CharleJ ~ntsmlnger· an:l baby and Dr. and Mrs. Roth ZDhn and sons, Charleston, and Sunday they were accompanied to Columbu~ by Mrs. Entsminger lor a visit with relatives. OTHER PEOPLE DO! whUe ;your present oar"& _value 1e high ·~ .eapeoJa.U;y right now 1 -)- .. oloo lor. Q0t oft a Ohlcago motoriat reported with a ..,ool- . 1>hat rides and handles like the big 0 a.r It ie r:lfht now 1 -)- GET SET, by bowint what you're ~..:.::'·~~---""==~=-· and Rocket Ep.gine action now 1 · .• w rael.terlng. a.o.. MM~e m4e /7Q/hp ()/~/ ' ' GET READY, by I PR.BENT CAR GflO\NINQ OLD ? .. , up an Blcctioa dau I THIS IS Min llarpret GaUa- ' Mrs. Robert Sea burn H~ored~On Mondpy By Miscellaneous Shower At lehew-Home ~rom Mrs. WaUace Bradford and daug htl'rs drove to Camp Arrowhead near Jackson for Brure Bt at.lford who had been a councillor 11t the camp for ·the past six weeks. Spep~up,J'O<HI and loud, o_~9ltc· I The· Sentloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,, Aug.-11, lliMt' lS --~---·- I ® ~~=k:t:t~ t~n:~::an~r:~~tsa:J I 1 Kbrrs Are Honored Mrs . Mora wu presented a gift M of a madonna fllfUrlne. Mrs. Ro· r . and Mrs. Gail Miller and bert Reibel, direetn.. of the elev- family . Malrolm and Sandra._ Mr r and Mrs. Gene Coleman and son e11th district was also a gue!lt and ~J,mv . Middleport , and Mi s.~ Elain~ ~ ~~;~~;;~~~;;~;i; tv Guest~Of MIDDtEPORT SOtlETY Hawley , Pom~roy, have returnej a vacation trip at Virginia on current topi~S". · Beach. The Coleman f11mily joined Flower arrarlgement. were judg· her and the others tht> Tlre meeting in charge of Mrs. ed by MrJ. Reibel and Mrs. Mora the week and returned Jed Webster Sr. opened with the who gave the following awan:ls, with them . Lord's Prayer and pledee to the Miss Ethel Garland, blue for a Mrs. Joe Wilson Jr. and family flag in unison. Miss Ethel Ga~ trlanj"Ultr arranaement, and a were unintentionally omitted land, Mrs. Phil Williamson and yellow for an arrangement llf Bud from the list of thos e attendinK Miss Luert!tia Genhelmer were Jeia and zinnias In a fan shaped White appointed to make the flower sr- container: Mn. Corliss Jacobs, a the family picnic of the Rose LOdge. rana:ements for the state conwn- blue for an arranJement of annual tion in Athens, Sept. 6 and 7. The phlox and hardy amaryllis In a Sunday guuts uf Mr. and Mra . following hostesses wlll attend the pillow vue,and Mr-1. Minnie Davis Robert Duckwoi'th and family conventlon : Misses Ethel and Cia- a blue for gla.doU and hardy ama· were his sisters., and their families ra Garland, Miss Elsle Hart, Mrs. ryllis in a pillow vaae u:nd also a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holter and PhH WillisMson, Mu. Carr1e Nye red for &ladoU and white buddleia Mrs. Ralph Stacy and children. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. in a fan shaped container ... Vaughan and Peggy, Akron and Norman McCallum, Mr11. T. A. 1 L. D. King, Syracuse. ' May and Mrs. Corliss Jacobs.. The hostes ses served a deS!Iert Mn. Mora spoke on "garden I course to 27 members and fou1· fakes, facts and philosophy" and guests, Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Mora, interspersed her talk with flower Mrs. Martin !~nard Jr. of Rah· and horticulture humor and ver,ge way, N. Y . anti Mrs. Edith Davis. _. Over Second · · At Mitldleport Ctt $10 to •1100 qui~ldy. ~ela.x­ Havr 4.5 day, bt'fore fir&t paymtint small monthly payments lnclutk chargeH from dlitll of loar\, You nr.me it. W" sup~ly lt. Finandllg Ohio pt>oplt> on thtlftJ terrm !llncl' 1912. I . ·. CHICAGO UP - The Cincinn at i Hedlegs continued theh' down ward s lidl' today {our · games off pace . after losing the third In a senes of four game!:, 5-l, to the Ml~waukee Brave s 'Monday night. I (i)R MOlt£ Jlt~mlion Mu""Y ftL!~I! Cl. ' 1 At Picnic, Sunday Too Much FQr Fadin~ R.edfe,.s ··· -'-";t! ''.~'::·,~,:in~,;~,~,:~~~,hit five I $150.oo . AtTEND OAS MEETING IN PANAMA South lihir.d THEATRE, WSAZ TV, 8:30 TH �-- - _.., ..." ' WANT ADS IIIJ•• J pet ...... lll'ti.oa. Kfmm!liD dl1rae 1111- Ne- t """"' per ......, lor HeUUft lDRrtloaa ...... -.te or z ISpe~aJ-Go111 mooua for 25 ceatl f"'tll , eE:d\8 pe."' wcro lllfill be ~ for adverti.tlhuUt not paid .'or before tbe !.3th of eub mODib foUoWiDI ~'"f.IOQ tnura lb Aaverti.tt.ln&-.Slum.td bet"epOrted lmlaoedtat·~r . T:le Dally Seotio.~J will Dot be resP..'ILllblrfor mvn thalt ODe mcorrec:l Ut ....... ran of :'liankl ll!d !.~Jal cto..at 1'4u per word. DON'T l'OU KNOW? Baker's will give yvu tbe ber. uade tln fW'nitt.:.re Oil" IPPlia.n· 1:'!11. 4 6-lf Auto ;:,erv1c.e~ tl' --- -~-- wanted Must app~y in person Homt> Restaut ant. Mid dleport . B-13-3lc assembly work at home . No tox· pericnce nf'cess ary . Wnle. SANCO MFG CO , 8507 W-est Third, U.s Angeles 48 . Cal1f. 8-13·2tp ::omplete Wllt.EL AL1CiNMENT, b~~o:.UICIDJ and b'rak:e aervace, Haclr.eu·s .ialety Service. West MatD sueel. Pomeroy, Obio. l.ost & Found LUST~ A lara,:c mille black and tan lhJU I'\uJ . t'u~H~e not11} 1!.. Y 1t.a l!1l', M1ddll·port, Oh iO Auro \01 8-ll-btt: ~ole~ I ,metl' for the markettnc department of The standard 011 Company COhto) alld Mrl. Lillian PoweJI are checking the twenty-one gold trophlel donated by sohlo for thil big event which I& sponsored by the 118) Employment Wonted Ohio TrUcklnc Aaoetatlon,. repre1tntJn1 the Quarter-million OhloaM Employment wanterl HOUSE- employed 1n the trucking lnduat.ry tn thla State. '>.'he lMth f'l&'hter•lnterceptor Squadron ot the Ohio NaUonal WOHI{ whuP can "0 home Ouard wlll be ru:.t to this Ohio Roadeo at Mansfteld " nights . Write or sf'c Mrs . The rold trophiel wtU be awarded to the- b"ucll: driver champlona Rruic Searles, Mlddl!•port. Ohio and tbelr companJt11 at the Ohio Road.eo t».nquet. ~~ utc~. _ _ R '.'!_:It~ 1- _1_,70 I Bt~~~n~ss ?ervtces I HOME BUILOERS Call Guy Neiglc r, Racinr, Ohio ·l -------~ __ H_~~tc I - ----- H 14 121C" Ohio. 0-0.6'-C RADIO & TEJ ,J!:VJSION SF.RVICE 1 Phone 200 f'h·h•nrf 1\nolian.•" 1955 OLDSMOBILE Suprr ''88" SturR. 118 W. MAiD St., Pomeroy Holliday ('uupc, pOW('!" "leering 2-28-tl and brakes . nydramal1r drive, $26115. Blaottnar's, Pomeruy, 0. P'ORKMA~ 4: ABBOTT T.V. SER1:\·l:HJtl! VICE A11 make1 Rep1ired by Ex pert Technictane. Pbonfl 82R4 Y IS51 FOim V8, 2 doo r and 4-door MiMleJmrt. 6-111-tt .Sf'd<~n ("hoire or three flne can $51J5 . 8\;Jdlnar' ~. l'om r roy, Ohio. QU!L!K SEJlVIC""'!: on Watt·b Repairtn.r bJ F~tcto,-. Tt_lned 8 9-6tc watchmaker. COLLiNS .TEWF.. LERS. Pl'tner!!Y". l-8-tf 1954 P.n:nruRY Hat"tl-tnp coupe, - - ----c--... 120 81 Insurance Ohw 8 -9-6tc Barnes-Simpson Insurance Agency, 4-t'lnor Middlepn-rt. Fl~e - Automobile~ Bonds. Phone 6315-X 6·20-tf 191'13 PLYM'OUTH Deluxe Sl•rlan, one of the best 'ti3's in Jown , $905. Hlaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8·9·6tc 1R53 PONTIAC Dt•luxc 8-cylinrier, 4-rloor Sedan. hydramalll' drive , $1095. B\actlnar's, Pomeroy 0. COMPLETE lnsLir""JCe ProteetloB, J,lfe, Auto, Flrt;, Po1io Call Don "M.Ula. Middleport. Ohlro --· r- ~ hin~h·tl, new bllli;·mc nt. n·~w coal fur mice, nn Welc h Town Hill, MinersVIlle . Wilbur Imboden. 191 For Sc.ie PORMER PRESIDENT Harry Truman shakes honds wlth hls :Jemocratlc prealdentta.\ choice, New York's Gov. Averell HarrlmEm, 1n t.ha ~li.>'l"'hnntl to~>oulm•uU.rli in Cll!C:IIe"O . ( llll P.Tilatwn.U ~OUIJdur&OtoJ MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In th(• MaUer of lhl' E s lntc of n pPrson prcsumerl tn he d 1ad No. 17 ,286 8 10 6tp ---~------ l''OH SALi'~P~H~ 'l:irhy Real F..ATL'-22324. tf tat~. Ruilanoti TowMhip. :JJ acre-5 lan-d. house. barn and out buildings. SOt'" r.oorge A. Me!n HOUSI!: TllAJLI:o:R. 25 ft. New hart, Admlni~tralor 6-1·11 pam!, 2-tonc, Remodeled. Frank Fryr, llullamJ. B 8 9tp ME XIFOil SALE TOMATOF.S CANS large pink , non·Hf'itt - 2nd hou ~:~e CHill from 11chool house. MIDDLEPORT - 1~ bedroom modWilli&nl H. HoltnUl!, ~yracusn . ern frame Colonia!. Livmg room, Ohlo. 8-6-1 mo.c dming rooJ'n, kitchen, 110d tier, dow nNlHirs, llatdwood floo r ., i 'EAL" m:,s.- lla ll' Hawn and Gold· thrtJughoul. Jo' ull hul'nn:nl w1H1 rn .JuU1Ire New lla\'en Orchard, ga~·fircd hut <~ir furnact• . All Nt·w !Iaven, W. Va. Phon~ TU· 24fi86. 7 - ~1 -11 winduws 11nd doors wt· ath~r­ ~tz wped, ccdur shiny:lc cxler1n1. :J \'!;:All OLJ) rHIIIII!: h•ll"liC, all and Juhns-ManvHh• "Llrl'time· whJIP . wllh sad(ll (• and hr1dlr rooting. ~hown hy flppmntnwn' . JIJ>r sdH"I llou:~h. Han::e, Ht 2 ADDISON - n rnom nam e w!lo~ 8· 113h' bath, fut•l oil spuco hrating . nrarl y 2 arrt·s with tenni;~ t'OIIrl. (' ll!Li)"S BOOTS, ~lt c 6 ~1.01) , nH·r ga rden , Jllenty (If shnd;'. hoy ·.~ roHl nnrt cnp, !llzc :i, $150, and IUinll!t'. One mlle from 1\.v· ,::1rl'~ ru111 and bonnrt, ~;Jw 3, 1-!f'l" JlOWCr plant $8000.00. 1\nl $2 ~0 ; nl w nylon rufflt•tl .~liJl. 11ncf' uf cxistzng 4 % loan can lll' ,.lu a, $1 00 . All 1n o;ood ron a~~umed. ditlon . Call 184-X. 8 14 3tp CUCKLER REALTY TWO YOUTH BEDS comp lete, Bo~~: 229 Phona 101-V gooct condlUun, bc~ t offr•r tRke~ . 8-ll -31 '.' C11ll llO·X 8 l4 3tp Hlf:ltE.ST PRICMS PAID for wre-cked 1nd junk l'Al"s. Phon(' TU 2247~. Nt>w Haven 8 8 6t11 WANTED . HOUSE nr lot in M1rl rllcpol"l . reHsonably pr Jcl.'fi. fn F.x-GI . Writp Bnx Jnl , MHir'l!• port. 8-1:1 - lltf· For Rent (231 Legol NC'toces WILL NOT be responstblt' fnr debt~; cnntucted by olhcr thAn my11elf. All Mak•• ond Model- METROPOLITAN AUTO SAI.ES 2 fiv l! ! room apa1 tmf'nt•: 2 fo ur room nparlments . all wllh laun drtu anrl garag('.ll -\. N. Ben~:••t Pnmif>roy, Ohio . ~- 14 11 !·'or rl'nt - Elcctrk wal\pape1 ~teamer. Clinion fJshcr, M1rl dleport Ph. 6265-X 11 · 1·11 5·ROOM Apartment anrt hat h Modern . Is also ~ 111!ablr fo r o1 fice IIPICf'. Call llr. K. H Am • bary, 270-J. PomMoy. 8·11 t WE BUY ~UO'l'Uft.AL I &EAYB OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. llllr!R.AP .IBON - II:ITALA Pou•o• 1 Pbone 110 RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY Plre, Automottll.. Hulth (13) For Lease =-:=:::-:-:-::::-,---- - - - - ts .ACRES LAND for sale . On Ra· elne·Buhan RoAd sear Sut.ton Church. Lovc:y bulldlnl= sUe. Some locust Umber rriC'e $1.000 See 11'. D. Hudson , 18 W. Cave or call .It· Good Clooa u ...a Coo .1 FV!t reo&-U:xteDalon Laddel'J, Sc1ltold Bo1rda, Orop Cloth~ CUnton Fl11hcr, Mlddi~port . P!"loot 621~X. 11-1-tf St., Pqmeroy, anyonl' __ ~~~~r_~--~~~!_ ~. ~c~~-on 184-X 811!1 ACCIDINT Life, C11111ltr 1M ....... Real Estate Broker ,_u "" In MIDDLII'J)RT, DHIO 6116-M - . r . ' 1 •. .It' ' ""' l ;.·: .- f ~ .., qev. Frank ·o. ~nt C ADLAI of Phna~ nttl,f"ee. ~L LFZ • You· WATCH the 1\oor ac • Mqor Rlch,i.r4 I. Dalt-J' ot Uvlt.y clolely, yo~· tnay eat.ch Chlcar-q. rltinp.., of thut key lieutenant. HafOJ' Da-..14 Lawrnct~ of or the two leadinl" contender1!dor PIUaburgh. ' the Rr,ttldentlttl Mmlnation by.al· Mayer Robt!rt F. Warner ot ~. t~in1 \0 ll.ne up aupport. New York City. ~ •r .. - ot Ten. .Jae_.ob !l. · (laek) Arv#7, arid IllinOII ftl.· WhO "dfl· Mr .a nd Mrs. Herbert Fil:t:ger· aid of Akron spent a Wel'k end at their home here. Prtlhn-I.C'' Co ur t of Mcli::!i Count y. Ohio, sati~factnrv l'v idcncl' of· hi .<con l in u<mce in llf ~. wit'hin ·lwc!v(' ~cc:k ~ from Au.~~:ust 14th, 11'!50. lh t' rla!c: <lf !be \ar;.t publication uf 11ll s noiJCI' . ,JOHN RA<.'ON . Ju(] g(' und ex -fHf1c : n t'\(• 1k of i:!airl rrolw lc Court 7- 3 1- 8~7 , 14. - 311" WILl. NOT BE rrs pnns1l1ll' fur d<'bl s t·ontraded by zm yu n•· othu than my.~fl!f. Dorothy J.. Kc r-tnu 0 14 :Hp -=-___;:-=-;-;:_ IF l You bove somt~thing To Sell, Trade or A;,nau nee, let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get Results -=========CONCRETE BI.OCKS ..Build 8•tt•r For LM•"' fiRllESI!R Rl.OCJo; CO. S Mile• N.-rth Df Pom•roy On Rt. 33. Call Wl"l. Gruper, RMic Spring• \ .--,., Jll,p; WAR II o~!_~,!~!!_ID. 1.. . . . . . . ItS 1. lteond St. ...... ;;::...' """'"•1 ~ ca. Ph.ane" Ohio fin •~~ ~··too. Pomor•~· Quality, Service and Merchandise To m••t the d•tl,-.., of '"tery f•mlly , , • •t a co1l tMe hmlly ..... Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Home Phono 285 I Headquarters, Chiefs Of Dem Delegations lllttlng boW. - Tells of Collision Tommy Summerfield of ncar Chester recently spent a week's vacation with Howard Kay Pa~·ker. Annie E. AdamS o( Delray Beach. Fla., Is visiting her rlaugh.· tcr anrl son· in-law. Mr. and Mr.s , Charles Neuman, Jr. 1 Col ~modo - l"11.lmer Hous~ 1 Ge<ml"~ F . Rock. Denver, (OJilllltltt~rul~n; Fr•lt M. Rt'b , Br .. Ljm•r rhnlnhan. ConnHtlrut- Morr ton hotel: J ohn .M. Co lltr n, Nrw Jla\·en, comrriHteon nuln : John M. Ball~;~)', li arUurr.l., c:halrman. Del...,·arto - Mnr.rteon hotel: Wll• !lam S. Potter. Wilmington, tomt'tlll• h!e man: Garrett E. L)'Onl, Wllm ln(• ton. chai rman, Dl1lrl'~ or Cnluinbta Palmer Hou ~•: Melvin D. nudrllth, Wash• ln&t<m. oommltt~man: TIJfQrd J!j, Dudley. Wuhln«tdn, chllllrman. CAPTAIN Gunnar NOTdtn.son, 83, eltipper ot Ult Swe4Jah Ameri· can Unar fitotfcholm, t411t re• porters tn Ntw York the c:lrcumltance• leadlna up lo the com- {'(]m: mtiltcman; Hulett Smilh, nKklt)' Plllrner Houae : Camille (:balrman. . ' 1 - Bhtrmtn bot~!: C&rl man : Ru us D. Ha:res, BatQn ttougt> W WifteaR•In , ThOillJ»1011, S!OU'th!nn. t·ommlttc~­ ~halrman. ' ~holnfl Morrlsol\ ho!el: Rlcl"l&rd mlll.n; L. B. Mct>o.rland. Cu({ah.y ' Lo~l•l•na - F. Gr-..>·~1 .Jr., Atexa ndr!a. conl mt n('~· J. Dubord, Waten·Hif'. c onnnl!! ~e· m"n: Frank M. CotU n, Lcwiaton (hairman. · ' M .. a.('b•a,.u~ Pnlm ~ r Hnulll! · Jamu M. Curley, hno alca Platzl: c:ommlltfllmll"l: .John M. LHIC.h, BOI• t on. chairman. Mlrhtraa - Con~rue hotel : !trnut J . Luty, D~trolt, comm!ttP('n1an · Noll Staebler, Ann Al'bor cllu trman: llllnlle-tOta - Con•rt·"' hotel : Ger• Heaney, Duluth, ~omm lt t \!t' · mha ; Ra~ Hemellw&y, St. Paul •••h W, ~h11trman. I l1".1·omh•t .... Morrl•on hotel : Ttuy S. McCrackl'n. Cheyenne. commtUtenl&n; Robert N. Chdfln, Tonlnrton, cllalruan. , "'-luk•- Sh~raton hot~! ; R.a~·mon~ l!l. ~tummtr, An chjr•re. eommltt~· man, F~llx Toner , UIIH.u, chairman. Caul Jone - Morrll8011 hotel : Kil· ward J . Hlntu: wa,h.tnrdon D c ("()mmlttnman: Ch&rlea m. RanllraS; .Ancon, chairman. SECON~ THIID . fOURllt " LUMBI!R and SUPPLY "Quality Our Motto" _ S. Srd St. Middleport _. ··-·· ... IOO)Io c.,..,,••• •r C. fH,I!MOUfTIUf>L C0¥'¥5i10N 01 OHIO Of.vlllo• " Safety and Hyeler.tt POLK MUSIC STIIIII- Ozark Jubilee fOI~, headed by ' Foley, will entart:.Jin visi tors to the Ul66 Ohio State Fair on an,d: Thursdp.y nights, Aug. 2(f and 30, in the Grandstand on the ~airgrou.nds. _With &d will appl'l:lr a group of outstanding singers a11d ' m~tr-tnn~ntp.h~~· all of Wltom nre heat•d on ABC's Saturday night show, , -·-----,-----=====--===--· WE' NOW TAKE. YOU TO THE POL-ITICAL RALLY AT EL-M PAI>,K Thio plaJit will bo llurmanulacturinl facility tANCERi ! ' MANUFACTURING ENGINEIItiNG Tool attd Tec1mica1 Eogineera Product COIIt Eet.imaton Tool~ Quality Control Enlineere lndumial Eqineen Plut F•ciliti• Eh&ineent .I Electrical com.pu}· paid bue{itl, moderfl, tJir· Gl\tE DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT ENGINIEIIING Mechanical Engi.nf!eJ'II EJectrOrue Eng!Dee!'l!l Jr. &.Sr. MP<:har~.ical De~isner<> Eleetronic Techniciana tolsri~s. CI'MilioiUid' ptonlo ABRIE AND SLATS a OTH.I It POSITIONS AVAILAIU FOIIt MeCM.ni.cal Civil E:xeeUe1d SOCIETY -21-~0 • VALLEY bactf at CANCER I • • for 3 to J.2 months' orieDtation. trainin1 and product. familiarization at IBM's Kinpt<Jn, N.Y., plonl IIIII willlbon bo IISI!igned to work.lllellll at out Luirurt.nn, Kentucky, facility AMERICAN 9.46 INDEX IIINGEI$_26.01 customers. atr~ka, man's cruelest enemy ""NOS"==== THIAft4·~· join the tor IBM oleclric lypowri~. EnJineers for development. product~ and manufacturina: en.Jiineerint are now needed ' Hawaii- Sheraton hotel· Fran111 ,. ~ atrrnan. ' J"&•l. Honolulu, ""llol'l>mmitttoeman · JohliJ .Burtt1. Honolulu, eh.alrman Mtntaal»pl - P•lmer Houae; J.lurh A.l1r•l,. hl••ub - Sberaton hotel · ». Cla,ttoa, New Al btny._~omm !tlee· ltalbh Ptclewouty, Thoma 11 coll'l: man : ~·homll J . TUbb, wttt Point mltteeman · Jo•epltSt..Ainanll•;.· BL othalrman. ' C1'6llt:, cha 1rman. ' Ml&aourl - Shennan hot~!: Mt.rk Paen• ftlto La\e 8hoi'e Dr-tv HQtloran, St. Lout1. com"tnttteeman · hot11111 Orlando Antonaanlr Ban J~n• ; J~ .A. JienlttL s9 ~~.:. -~~l·'· l'a.ntte, chalr: ..'i-.~!l'lltteeman thlirm.._ . · • . I ' n1u1n,ton, Kentuclry. - - ·-- 1 1 +'--++ •-ly rup I 4.61 ·- offers 11rowt1t opportllnltlu to • nunthr of •~tllfneera •t puT nnouncecf llectrlc Typ.wrlt., Dhllal011 lion ot hll with lbe Italian liner At~drea C'orl4. Ha dl.:lclosed he wu '"8olnJ at full speed'' when the' trllah occurred and that hit r~dar wa•· lb "tip top enndJUon." (lntema&naU ch~irnum, Ch1111~ston You too, can • Senator l!:dgar A. Brown. Barnw~tl. Cf.lmmlttMman; Ne\"llle Bellnett , Clio, cholrman. Kvontl, '·' eng;neers:. homa City, chlrman. Oft!en - Morrl~on hotel: Monro() SWfCt and. MIIW!IUko· t•. rmnmltleem11.n, 1lo1111ard MOl S"<ln, P vn lnnd rhalrmatt. Ptnnayh·ant" Mo rr\~ on hot el; 0&\'ld L. Lawr~n~f'. PIUAbUrJI"h, com· m\ttee man, 5<-nal or J<Jscph M. Barr, Ji&rlle burg. ch11l rmnn. Rhode hl•nd - Morrlton holfl: Theo dore Franr!s Gtun. Wutilnlton, D. C., committ eeman . Frank Rao. Prov!d c n~l'. chalrmln. S•ndh Cuollna - Lv.Satle bote!; A1·tliur D ' 10\!1 ,,••,...,- l • FJerlt'la- Sherman hQtel: Ri ch t~rd Suuth Dakota - IU~mnrt k hohl : D. ll•ker, JllckaQnVIl\(1, ~Oil11l11tt ee ­ L. ChaMe, Watertn.-n . commi ttee• ll)an: Jamea M. Mlll18"1ft, Orlando. C. man; We.rd Clark. Can istota , chalt- rt>t t, O.'h&lrman . ARM~~----40 rowrs o1 our ma·ny satisfied Mrs. Fnnk Morg11n of PortamOuth and Mrs. Bob Morgan and bot~!; (if'ot•l• - l'almer Houtoe: J. Robrrt man. TenneuNO - Sherm .... hot el ; Jack Elliott. Colu mbu~. eommitt~man · Norman, l'lath\·\lle, committeeman John Samntona Bell, o4ollltnlfl, ~halr; Ho rbe1·t s. Waltera. .Mo•-rlatown: ))lllll. ~h&lrman, ldtiiiHl- Kn lckfJrboeker hott>l : H3r• '•• :Palm ~ r llouse: L!eul~n­ ry Wat!. l.,.()wl~ton, comm1tt.;-cman: sntr~·"Go\·ernor Sen Ramsey. Aust tn. GMt8"<l II. . Orf~nfl e ld. B<ll!e, cliB irmnn. Veorge S<mdlln. Aua• llllnol• - M or rl ~on hot\• I: Col0nel rommtttf'eman: Un . ~llfllrmnn . J'11co b M. Arvey, ChltagQ, rl)mmll\U()• 1tah t l'mhnPr Hooae. Calvin W man: Jam.;-• A. Ronan, Sprlngrle td, Jlawlin.~::~. &It Lake Clty, rommlt!e~· chairman. . ma,n: Millon L . We!lenmann, &all flldtau - Palm~r U<mee: r~ul M. Lak e Cily, ch1 lrman. mutl4!r, WIIJhlngton. D. C.. rr>mm!Tlet• - Sh~NIIOil hot~! : Robert man: Charll!ll SkJilen, liVllllUlPoha W.Vf'l'tnont Ready. St . Alban•. ~omml1tf'tman. (halrmarl. ' Kenneth P. Ak ey, Burtlneton. ch•lr· Iowa- Palmer Hou~ e: f)(,nald J man, M ltcMtl, Furt OIHI~. com ml Uf'ema.n:" \' lr.tlftia - Palmer House. o. Fred .Jal(e NQre. Dn MnlnM. chi\!1 m!n . lbnua - Palmer HOUl:!l'. KennNh 8'wtt1cr. Ht~rriiOtlburg. ~ommlttre· J1lllon: Thomu lllanton. tlowllng T. AndHAnn. E1nP0rla, comm1ttPe• green. chairman. • man: Jl'rank G. 1hl'if, Arkaneu Chy W~thlnJI"ton - Morrtson holr l· Joe chairman. ' C!u rk. Sea tt le, rommlttt•man· Hoenry K•ntud:.v - L11.S~lle hotel: Law. Carel~ns{)n, Seattle ctuw·n.an rr-nct W. w~therby. L~·n,lon. C(ltnl nlt· P.Wnc l "tnl•ta - ·LaS .. llll h"r-t~t t•cmah: .Robt'l'l Humph!~)~. F• ank• .•.... MODERATEL'( PRICED! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myford end daughters of -Dayton visited , her aunt, Mrs. Eliz.abel!l Duck· I worth. David G. Kelly, Grand Fork&, com• mltteeman; Abner B. Larson, Man• tlan, chairman. Ohio- - Sherman hotel. Albert A. Rontlman , Dayton, committeeman: Wllll&m l,.. Coleman, Cotumbua, chair• (~ liUornla Morrtaon ho\C"I . P'iul mafl, Oklahoma - Knickerbocker hotel: Zlftl·ln, Beverly II lila~ commll trrlll.IJl: Mrs. EUzabllu; Snruar, lltuntu ll~ lto, William C. DoPnii!'U. BarlleavtJle, trmmltteaman; l..oyd Bene.ll.eld, Okla· C:hRitman. _ By HARO,LD GRAY -• Bolli To Speelflnllons By Howard Slewarl .' i two New York Clty, commit· Bl1maf"l:k -·- Kitchen Cabinets , MldJael North D•ko't - •' 'IRATI!I ::· R1ulooarllo s.e rving Ohio are coinbining t~ pre• of rolling .equ.ipment as a part of the inin the 1~~6 Ohi.o State Fair, Aug. 2.f~s.i. · be shown and the transportation attractiv"e booth in the Industry . Leu4ohe as they · of the Rnilroad Community With Lasting Quollly George Jenkins, a former re.si· dent of Syracuse visited with his daugbte1·, Mrs . Albert Schlrhart of Fairview Vill&Jilc before returning to his home in Norwood. H. Prende rK"t, Havcratra.w, chairman. !'(orth C::nallna - Morri&On hot~!: B. Ever1,1tt Jord11nL R11lelgh. commit· l<Jeman : John D. arkim, Jr., Tren• --· Custom-Made Mr. And Mrs. Herman ~artin of Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr. ! and Mrs. Hershel Diddle. man, ton , ch&lrman. TO OHIO WORKER.' ON Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Manuel and two daughters visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Johnson at East St. Louis, Mo. ' New Yorl11- Drake, Knlckerboc.kcr 11nt1 EdRcwotcl" Beach hold&; Cal"mlne !e(lhllln; Mlfer.DisaWilg,Jajuri.S . . - ESTIMATE! Hysell. K•ntau - Morrison hotel ! Leo C. Graybill, Ureat Fal111, (Ommltteeman; Ja<:k C. Toole, Shelby, chairman. N~bratll.a Bramarck hotel. Ber• nar4 J. floyle, Omaha, c:ommltt"eman: LaWl'tl:nce Brock, Wakellelll. ch8trman, Ntwa4a - Sheraton hotel ; Dan P'. Shove1ln, Battle Mountain. commit· tecm11n: Mayor C. :0. Baker, L .. Vegaa, chairman. New Hampahln - Bheraton hQio:'l, Henry P. Sullivan, lolanchcster, com· lllitt<Jeman; Robert D. Branch, Con· cord, cha.lrrnu.n. New Ioney - Palmer House. Ar• ehibald S. Aiulln.der, Bc rnard~vlll(' , CQmmltlceman : GeoJ"jj"O ~ Brunnet", Camden. chairman. Ntw l111'1~1co - Palmer Houe!!; A. W. Ska.rdll, o'>Jovll!l, commltlc~mBD; Ernest C. Tucker, Roawcll, chair· (l.. O~Saplo, - -- - - - - FREE Mrs. Carl Gordon and Mrs John William Gordon and son of Gallipolis visited Mrs. Charles that give easo and grace to tile sweeping &ldrt. Bilk Chantilly lace veils bodice and hemline. The pale ttluch pl'()Vided by tht pink ailk etln .11a~ that Windl up the. waiatlme, endliD a:-'l"'"t- 1 convention Is not only for press, radio and TV, but also to llelp ..folks back home" keep In touch wlth their leaders and dclegatoa and tell them llow they teelubout the issues and candl<lo.tes. The major party orga.nlzatlona have been caUed the nation's "in~ visible government.." However, Democratic leaders are very much in evidence here at this aeuon. Here ls wherll) state headqul.rtera are la<:ated, and names reapectlvcly of t)}o .natlon· al committeeman and atat• rhalr· man : Alabama - La.Ballo hottll .Tama& Smith, Tu er •tm bla, tommlttecman; Judga Roy MILYh<dl, Jatptr, chtLlr· .man. , , Arlaona- MorrliOII llottl: Bto:-phen W. Langmade, Phoentx, commntce· man; l:'r. J. N. llarber, P"hocnl;\, c:h111trman, A•bn••• - Palmer Hou s~: Paul C'h&mbftn, H('len.a, c:nmmltto'r11 tan; Tom Harper, Fort Smith, ch., lt <Hnn. GASOLINI! ALLEY RemodeHng Thai Kltehen? SI!E US FOR A I THE PALE AND P AS'J'EL FASHION ERA that waa the early 1900's gets a modem treatment in this dance dreu designed by ama. White punt silk chiffon has shlrred panela ' I I ......_..... ·-~- ;;~;;;·-;;·-;;''--"----'!I~·-·'".':""'______, .'. ·1 ht• IHHne of M1·:;. Hculah Gibh"n' was the mN~Ung plJcc rur Sy r<lt' U.~e Garrlim Cluh un Aug. 7 '1 he meding was in <·hn rge of l lh1· prc s iUenl, Mr~. Orvillt) Slal'k . H1tll t <lll was answercrl by nsming ~- "'l iked plac e for a vncaU-on.'• •"'crr.tary and treasurer reports were read by Mrs . Willi" Le"rling1 h:1m and Mrs James Quick. A CHICAGO - The manunoth 'lldded wlre facULties Installed hore at the Democratic national --..................... Nancy and Sharlee Neuman, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck· worth of Huntington and Mr. and have rtturned to their boine after MrJ. Carl Duckworth of Concord a vacation spent at Dt:lray Beacb wf're recent guests or Mrs. Dora ani:l Mi•mi, Florida with relaUvea. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle and Duckworth and family. children spent Sunday ID Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. JabD RecE'nt gueshl of Mr. and Mrs. Crooks and were aceompamed Herbert Parker were Mr. and Mrs. home by Mrs, Norma Lisle. Carl Biddle and daugbler, Carolyn of Winter Haven, Fla., Mr. and Bill Hysell and Bob Wolfe of Mrs. Harry Hulbert ,of Akron and. Columbua vlstted Mr. aDd Mrs. · Clay Tuttle of Silver Ridge. \ NOTICE ROAT BAI'lGAIN 6 ROOM Hot i ~E. with eloctridl~· L<'u Tlaub, a pre~l~UIIl('rl dN·erl('.ll t water In kitchen. on I.aurel 14 f'OOT runabout and lrailf'r Cliff. $2500 CH II 0109 Mi rlrllf'- i .~ hPrchy m>tJrled tJ}ml he i~ f(' 11nd 12 hurst•powc·r ruolnr. Will porl. 8 14 3k f}U il'('rl , If a•JivP . iO Jl"l"OflliC(' in thP se ll ~ ~' paralr or All to~t'lhf! l". This ( I I l Wonted To Buy :~·77"' ------.,---, ---,----L-- 1 1.1.::0 H A U H. c=-= - - - - 1s a barg.1in . Phune New llaVI'll d~ -~ Clark Sr. Mr. Clark, 11 Neval Com- son, Mickie, ol Detroit visited mander was enroute to Philadel· Mrs. Frances Ritter. phi• for two weeks naval schoo~Carolyn Parker of near Cbesla" ing. spent a week wlth Nancy Parker. Mr. and Mrs. · Robert Gebler Mr,.q. Charles Hysell and Sfln and children of New Jer~ey hne BHI spent fl week in Cbica.go with returned to their home JqUowlng a visit with her parenta, Mr. a~ Mrs. Hysell':~ sOn Gene Mllls. Mrs. William Holmes. I' h o~tt-~~ . IN THE PROBATE COURT, I21 ) Real Fstote s-9-6~<: 4 ROOM IIOtJSE newly ---..- - NO~AN ..... ISffALl,. 14, tepreaentlil.g' RqChuttr, N. Y., getAI a frum h ::~ r.l(,lttler utter- wlnnln& the 19th annual Box b· Al:ron,. 0. Nonnan geta a $5,000 acboJarahlp. A color ,l h r 'lH' of pink and wh11e d ~'( " flra l • d the room and also · ti ll ' d 1111 (' lh C' fii\"Clrs th!\t were giH' II <·ach gurs l Artr.r the J:am : , 1\w ma n)' lkn ullflll gJ fl.~ were opCak ~ H·r cr eam and pop 1 ·u rd wt~..; ' ''rVJ•d 10 N:> ncy P:ctrke r, LmilH Elehing;•r , Carl and Debr& t ;u111~ ht •r, Jimmy llarden, Tommy l:oh t•l t a n:J HJ!ly Knapp, Martha ·1nn S;nJihern, <111(1 Barbara Lead. 111gham. ~~ ndin~ g ifls we rr Mrs Mary :-->~11 11wrn anr! Rosa Leadingham. The Adult Blhle Cl~ ~s of lht! 1-" \ lll Churd t twi rl its annual pic 1•w nn th (• l<1wn nt !h r. home of \1 ; and M1 s Charlf's Neuman Jr . \ II· nd1ng wrre Mt· itn;l Mrs. Her•111" 1 ll irld lc. Mr . and Mr:s. Ray. lll"lld l{nder and gJ·andrlsughter. l'1 ,.;~'~'. Mr. ~nrl Mrs. Lllwrence How: h. ~i i 'i~ Edna Edwards, Mrs. !<r lllh llo<Jd, Ben Quisenberry, ~l1s . Ltll 1 ~n Smith and son Maul r ltT \1 1 s~t~ GJenna Souls!Jury and I 'l lt <~i lt•l' Ne uman and Churle..s '\i'l llllll : l Sr and Lhc host and lttH· Mo ntl't"f'Y, m!'r<"umatJc, ul'le own f't $17U5. Ularttnar 'a, Pum~>~"oy, . . tp 1\·:,w:-. Wh i le, Mrs. Dorothy HardMr . .and Mrs. James Clark and Anna GrHcr Oiler. Mrs Ma :- children of Cincinnntl visi.ted his ~:a1H Co' tnll , Mr ~ Helen Diddle, parents Mr. and Mrs . Tbomas ~ \ 1 'i JJw_· Tt•aford, Mrs. Allah ~- T< ·afu,·d, Mr'. Kathryn Crow, (,i:l("l' Holler <Jilt! Norma Parker. \fls~ Cr;nn1e Learlingha;n was ll!! ll lll J!UC~t at il surprise bi r thday P·• · h g 1 ~c n hy her mother. Mr:;. 1.\"1!11, LI'R~ IIn~h am at her hC~me . ~ I rs l. earhng ham was assisted by M 1·, .1-.di~on Guinther. Games WITt' pla ye d ami prizes woh bv l ' JI ol Guinther, Naney Porker and 1/ o.~ ·· Ann t.J ~le. One hundred ol the most lllDtul and aafe.llt or all professional trucll: driven on Oblo'a hithwaya wW compete for these trophlca at the Utb annual "Teat of Champtcme Ohio Roadeo" a.t the ManaHeld Municipal Airport, A\liUH 1, 2, a lllJld t. Here L. J . Thlelcen, Ohio RoMeo t.ropby chairman and safety en- -··-CAR REPAIR . 11J5:1 BUICK Super VB, 4-d uor Sc · Nf'it;!!Pr & Cleek Gor;t~r . Racine, Blal'ltna• s, i'umeroy, Uh10, ..--- ' . ' _.. NAME JHEIR LIEUTENANTS . I ~ -- ddll, d;t• <· •-• uw tl l"lVf', $13ll5. ___The ~entlne1 1 Pomeroy-MI~dleport, 0, Aug. 14, 1956---7 t" ll WANTED : Someone to l'll'l loru111 posts . Con(Rrt Ed Spencer or 1L lL RAWLING SONS CO. - 21 aour Wrecktll" SerViceDay phon!! 6069-M . 8 14 3tc Pboae 8227 . Nia:ht Pbone 3039- X. DODGULYMOUTH llEALEKS. u-tt ·.£:MDtll A.T IC·_. LEADIR-S;· I.P wl ~. l nahlr lo attend but sendin g ~lfl, \1'<'1'£' :\-Irs. Ihl en Harns , Mrs. U:adlngham. $2.00 HOURLY possible d o ing llght SAY! ,!) - ---- - round rubin Jilel well urd war ! sent to Mrs . Norma Liale. FJower.were judged by Mrs. Earl Nuse-, Mn. Don CottriiJ and Mn. Troy ZwiJiing with first jrlle, a:olq to Mrs. Slack and second prize to Mrs. Quick. Mrs. Glbbonr woo 3rd place. Potluck refresbmenl:l were .serv nd to Mrs . James Quick, Mrs. Wtlli s Leadingham, Mrs. Don Cot· : trill, Mr~. Earl Nease, Mra. Carson Ha)'es, Mrs. Troy Zwlllint, Mrs. Orville Slack, and guests Mrs. Luther Johnson, Mrs . Fran. ces Rittt>r and Connie and Barbara l I wAJTRESS Duck~orth l'ltt, Alhrrt entertJJilcd w1th a su rpnse birthday lt•u·tr at he- r h.Ome for her daugh· ta. Mn;. George Schneider, who !lled lm•c ly _gifts and refres h· I n·!'<' mt'lll., were se rved to Miss El~ano r Hobson, Mrs Dorothy Wme· llu t'mwr Mn; Naomi London , Mrs. ·\!hc rta Hubbard, Mrs. Mary Lisle 1 !">!J ~ Ha~htl McBnde, Mrs . Mar· \-;:arl·t Wnl{·.hren ner .. Mrs. Et~thcr 11 .1rd ~· !\l,1 ': Bc<~tnce Blake, Mrs. V1·~m1a Gullltl!er, Mrs. J ean "- .l hn. Em ma Llatworthy, Me.rtha \\ ;1rd, GC"rtr ude Duffy , Addalou I WANTED-BABY SITTER- t;)ive in. Board 11.nd rot•m with :;mall wages. Wrile Mrs Douglas Ow-~ ens, MinersvillP, Ohio. 8 8 6tc 0 Syracuse Society I WAITRESS wanled- Phone l42·X for Interview . 8 -ll-3tc -----~ ·--- I WANTED· EXPERIEN CED KIT- ~ . CHEN HELP FAMILIAR WJTH FILUNG ORDERS. MUST APPLY IN PERSON 0.\ILY. MAR· TIN RESTAURAI\""T . MIDDLF:· PORT. 8-ll -3tr I ~otices I 1I Trophies For Ohio Truck Drivers Help Wonted I 1/l Ucea o! Eveoll prlQted It regu tar ctusified U.t.'"ll. ObJiuariee published at 1 1>-The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1956.. FURMSHED ap.artmenl, 4 room.• and bath, {urn.ar£' heat, pnvate entrance. Phone 61L.D-J. 8-l 1-6tr Dnftemen Model Maker~ (Relocation E:rpen.Me Paid) WRITI:, outlinilll qualifications and ea:perience, to: In~atiooal Buaintat Maehinea Corporation, £loctric Typewriter DMslollt KJ.Dptoa., N. Quallfi.ed applicant.l wW be intervlftWed. T. M. Sulfivan, DepL 4&2, v: 1n ibe Mar future iA )'bur locality. ~:j;~IJDf~=::- 1 .- ' - WINNIE WINKLE THE QAIIYY OA>5 DRAG O&;AAO WiNNIE. AND HER 7WINS mSS 7HE TIME HAPPILY P/.AY!NS GAMES •• ~ II �' 8-'l'be SeolineJ. .Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug . 14, 19o6 LAUREL CLIFF ' Anti-Stevenson Forces ~fa,y Seek Restoration of Two-Thirds Rule 8 Y MR S. JOHN DIEHL · ly JOHN F. SlMIOWEt Ccnlral PrrM As.tociaho,. Corre.tpo!uiellt . CHICAGO- As the vanguards Democratic pn•s1dentiaJ nomina• tlon quietly mo\·e into town and pitch their tents tor the big show t opening Aug. 13, you hear whlS• ' perings and muttering9 lhlil the party's once tLme -honored two. th irds rule may be invoked tn I an effort to hall the r-ush of Adlai Stev~nson. The hopes of nll the dark horses are (;Ontmgent upon enough of a 11torm blow1ng 11p for th e Stevt>n110n bandwagon to be lilal\ed 1mfll hghtnmg 11tnkes one of them. ThP beet bet for that, of course, wm1lrl h~ fur Ste-~ venson to ha\'e to muster lwoinlilead of a !!imple mllJOn ly ot 681'11.2. Jo~ J'I.IIII th~ :;lamlpomt ot • Ilia oppom• nt~. he 18 pt'lilou~ly Jim Farl•y, as President Roosevelt's politico! . masterm~nd, drn;e to the latter alrl'ady, no-R helped !till the old lwo·third' rule of the Democrol1' tonventum. that Semll11r E~tcs Kdauver has thrown h1s t~uppol t lo AUliJt, heH•n ts w1th no lr.~ e for 1!, anrl in IRiiO, wl1en he was blodtNl th at ended \li l' IU[I)Ii\1] 1111\illlY. ollld a :;]. tl\ollloo\f' H'Slllted WhiCh I• STF.l'Hf:N A.. )1JTf'IIF.I.I ., fflf· unlll now at h· :t s l, of a d'l~~,.. (. 1 \I~L' •iliH: J>\"111"' 1 .1 1 ~ \f) ~plot anJ pu t b ulb .f 111111 1 · H rer kenriolgc rner nKlicnal cha irman, wlm W1tl1 parliamentary rnanrll \' l"t " I 11 •t lld lJOllb: l,t:; In th~ field IIJ;Ulllllt since 1832 had do ne so 11111 • 11 Itt campa1gn numager James Fmne· • • • gan 11 n11 H~· Ha:~km, fnrms the influence the Olllcllme of llL'I IUt· top Sten• nson triumv 1ra tt•, crm• CratlC I'Ofl\ll' OIIotHI. 1'\IC fil'p11lJtends that it would take a two· JiCa l1it nevrr l iiHC had any ll8C ' lhirds VIJte to remst Jtutt· the two· for 1L • • • thirds rule 1bel f befure t!1c lml· ANDREW .IAC 'Il:OOON DftC'n IH loling for the JH'l'SHII•n!m\ nom• lnee commcn r e;~ . On this bas1s, Ctedilcd With lll\'O'III I IL ,£; 1\, ~) \1 \ Stevrnson tou \d stop the two· third s 1uh· bchnc it :;\ups l1im. Olhen; ronten1! th.\L orLiy a ll;lnlp]e nl i!JO rl\)' IS I Cl ]lllfCd. Tllll; was a l10l illsuc m JlJJ2 when lthe ll\st "Btop-movement" was I'll!{, w1lh ~ l•r<>wd .Jm1 F'arley til l' ho 1111. ll.rd •~ ni,ugh ddt· l-:";1tr•s to .~uh~l1lu l e \lie ],rte ::lena· lin \\'al sh fo r· Jnue\1 !'>IIOliSe RS 1111' ]H"I Illanl'nl • · h~ll ' m:.m In Rl prl'hmin;l l }' l l'S l of 1\lrl'llf.;lh. Thq• itllln ron lrnfled tlml by .a. !IIIIJOIILy volt~ I hey ('nnlol 1,11'( tum le t he I wo-llunlll Jul(', but ra t her than to incur lhl' wnrlh of the t!l"lrgntea on '• ch~>~p11 t l'tl (JOin\, F<~rley & Co. / dt>C:II]Pd to boat the "slop· Roose· I Vt~ lt rn•" t> ut their own game, Llni 'Oi n. DIICf("o!iOr. A j•]>o to <• Jl!ly It bcc11me "cuo;1om" ))v Hl-1• 1, wf1~'n it was followed \\'itiH•IIL hJ"'' 1/k Ulio])liOn, . an~] ltUnlc :IIIV, m 1S44 Van Buren , ll tl f'lllJ• \I nt.: a l"l!f'llf'· back aflet hts <h·fo•.o\ IJI' \\' tl i LoLnl Htnry Ho~n ~.~on. J,, •, .tllH" 1! -; !it :, l Vlc\1111 On tl11' II L'l IJ.I llol llC had 210 nl(JI'I' t) ldll !I Jll,I)IJI'J [~•, but 11\'\'L I g"t 'l n~..t· t !ian ;!:.'. votes to 11 two · t1'11rrl .~ ma J" ii\V. In t1 1r rn... lon•! I '"·~I · C H• r l wa r E'l,Ill, 111(' \WO·II li l'o\ s r111t• bN·ame th e r·efu g~ of I lie .~ •>lt!ltt rn slaiPS, whkh \IHt'd 1l a s :• I'll tua l YC!u power over l';on<lillollo• s. 'f\ll'lsc who b('lii'\'C It mlt.; h l he ln\' oh t>d here l!J.:IIIll Jltllnl nut lh.Jt )."1 4 of SleVI'llSu lf ll tl ll'll·nh\wd ilf'lf'gil\e Tht>y 1wl out to con a! t he tu.:olh lrrl~:~ mnJnnty whl('h finally camf' I ilt·n· wuy when Texns ami CahtnrmH, IPd respectivt•ly by stren~,; tll ut c 10 1\0III Iw r n n \:1\r ~ Juhn Nllnf'l' t:arm•r and \\'II}IJUn which ffllj;llt tlc.~; t'll turn Wt 11111:1 G1bh111 M1·Adno, J'lWildwd lo the i&BUt', w .t$ . I Monday's R esults M tl waukt•c 5. Clllt'lll!l:l lt 1 nt~ht Bnmld)'n ;~I NPW Yur!1, mghl p~J~tponc{I . ran1 Mt Adon·~ ;,:} () on llw H9th b; ollot WJ1ho1Jl 11 ll ll'l\' ~~ "I'IIIS tu bf' a i'lrar \l•ndo ·n•:; f1H tim I'Onvt•n. l111n tu topf'k 111 f a\'OI' of lh& li'IHI\'1" of ] ',\0 l'l l' t ll~· lllltlc hed l"nnd i<h li l " ~. Sill 11 a s Mr. Eo:,l' n· ho\1. e1 ,md tilt' ],i\c St•natnr Rul1· c1t A. Tufl in I lie l.n1l l:Ol' l'On· v1•ntam, nil"r down on l!! why \Ill' 1111• dl'nllll'l' shoW· 111 !oil hltllot. Sl i ' \'C IIN<lfl hill ThH l kt·l.~ hi<' \lit• Hkt'lt·loo aga mlil evt•r ln kl nJ..: ot th~ . 01 ,~v J!<HJH'~ ,wh r duil·d W~nesdav's G&m~s !'\,•w Ym k vs Bl'ooklyn t"ll l C i m· Jnu;d I \ltiW ,JUkt·J• tht two·tlunls n!l< \t·u~ bloc~ llv Housi'H·It rut tfl~l 111 ;od \'HIIIIJ thr al .lf' rSt')' M! ~ Chffurd Ja- l'lne<~go ;d St Lout~. nigh t ill llu·hl 1 lm home. I 1 ,J,' !Hi 1 ' ~~ IITJPI ' ' for On the :w !hal two 1h1111 11111111 tmve l'low, kd J•1•11 r.:l,r.~ l1ulc 11 :11'1' 11 , Slll'gie~~ l : Mn ~1 urion Dule Kcsh'tNun, mt• tlieal ; Mr.'l P1rl ('t.rlllill!( · Att ~\1 ' 1 14 . ----- . . Fairest of the Fair! suttccds. I -1 rediscover the pleasure of driving. •.tn mi'IJoCINI opUoJt. islnn · · preme Court's anti-segrega on ec · d ff Tbls was the clvU rights formula devisedf .to tcy tothh~ o ~.~... a spUt between Northern and Southern act:tions of e em~ ·J~'· r. · c_rallc party. ~ Southerners did Got like lt but '~'": ! . • • • I indicated moat would accept Northern it. liberala indicated they , ."' wsn,teP4 a fJght on the convtntion . , noor to try to strena:tbel'l the com. :~ . prmnl!t' eommitment. It appeared ;;r.-. these Northern factions, headed ':;': bf le•dttrs of tbe Harriman eamp, :i WtJuld be defeated in any such Larger program with I thun.~.wers e k__ .._ Gusln ... Phone 398 SING LE COPY tempM .. URS.. 1oans port P_ R_O_M_I_N_E,N-T -FA_C_E_S IN THE CHICAG ·-0GUES~W-HO-IN_G_ ___;__ _ _ CAMau.-..~•n-huon•tDmmuau•ooo••U•UCbkar•· "' ""'"""'w'"" · • · An ·expanded program to benefit effort. · wildlife and bunting opportunities ._, Tbit'CGnvention will consider tbe on private tanda is .being announc· pwaona who havt: ieen lt. in· National Guard Unit Wins Trophy Given By Legion Meigs Fair Duty . R•presentatives !rum lour Meigs County Fire Departmenta were present Tuesday evening at a .meeUng of the Meigs. County Fire Assodation hCld in. the Americao Legioo Hall at Racme. Principal order o! buslneu conducted was the working out of • system of eme-rgency squad duty .at the annuai Mei&:s County Fair -'oPen~ today In which. duty time wnuld be equally divided be· tweeD the units. An a,mbukanee and emergency 911uad wiU be on duty at the fair at aU times dUJ'o ing the duration of the ~vent. Plans we~ also conMd~ed for .the• participation of the F1re .,Departments in the annual Labor Day parade sponsored by the Middleport American Legion. Pomeroy, Syracuse, Middleport and Radne were' represented at the meeting. Next meeting will be ·~t Rutland on Sept. 11. ----- T0 Aid \VildJife _ fwhleh A • d Bemg ·nnounce ; , .• - ·; ilihtt plank and the IIU:tement on to a poiot in each county ·\edu~ton probably would be ac- it may be picked up. eepted by SoutherDeTa. "'We have --cone the Umlt to 4-reacb agreeMent," B!ittle s*ld. ,. · ' Committee sources said tbe clvtl · · : riihll plank itself -. to be mtde pUblic .a Uttle latter - skirted t.he . lAue that bas had Southernerfj: " 1 ·:t,ere up bl anns on the Supreme .!:; (leutt'l ruliDI aaain&t race aegre· L~·,auon ln public schoo11i. ". The school se~;tlon spoke only of ...t:n.,erimlnation," not of se11rege, :,t,io!j. -' i . ' ·B•tUt slid the civil rlgbltl plank illilf ~lncludea nothioa about wltb 1 lwlllnl of federal l~nds or of lmpt.JenUng the court decl1lou by ' M~igs ·Co. Batiks Cl.ose .Thurs. Noon For County Fair where The purpose of the Wildlife Food and Cover Program for pri· vate landJ ls to create better hunt ing. only thO.l!le land!l open to hunting, with the permUsion ol ·landowner, wUI be ell.giblc to receive this plantlnJZ stock. Persons interested in this program can ~oDtact A. H. Jo1chlm, Slate Game Protector, telephone 853-J, Pomeroy. --,------ the APPROPRIATE i low their employees, to GO to the Meigs County Fa!~ jBankB closing are the Racin-e Home Bank, the Racine National .' II il Bank, the Farmers Bank and Savm,a Company in Pomeroy, the Poln('..toy National Bank. the Ci~i·· zens National Bank of Middleport, ·and the Rtitland branch Of the Pomeroy National Bank. •' ! IIIIIGS GIN&RAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Helen Hudnall, of Springfield, 0., Mrs. Gwendolyn Wolfe, Racine; C. E. Bl.ackwood, A1b1Uly; Mrs. Marion Burton, Reidsville. HAMDEN, Conft. UP-Raymond Discharged : Samuel . Calvert, ,.. Szcuckl has. chan1rd hi• name to 1 ?~."roy; Mrs. Susan Pigott and bapf, Long Bo .ct:c••::m::_·_ _ __ ~ dellaed to 9ay in advance Schocki_. He il an eJectrieian. wbe:tber It contained a specific • rtferenee to the court ruling. - ·l tatJJaUve action... ·• PONTIAC Over158 Attend .Agronomy Day At • ;~xperiment IlYou're' . . Not Guilty Is Plea Of Driver Of Taxi Cob .I Farm Agronomy Day aetivlttet at t~e Oh1o Valley Experiment Pat'ftl OD last· Tbul'lday aaw apprmdmately 150 pfi'SoD!I visitiDJ tbe farm rocated .ran 'tlilObio River Road a.ear Point We:sl Vira:jnia Ualvenity•a (Old! ALong ·~ni. }(ore thtn 14 different projeetal 1a · q:ronomy r~tseareh were ex· :blblted by re~eareb tK:ientitsts from , West Vitglnia University. .. fhe j prOjects 'dealt ~rtlcul•rly wlth qi'kultural problema eommon to tile Ohio VaUey. ·D. R. Brownina. sd,perintendent of the farm said that the field day w11 h~ld i~ order thl.t farmers others in the area eould vltit the IUbltation to see ~r~earc:h befna cooduet.ed there. , county qent.a trf)m the area Time n~t-rl · r •n, r thu .. boy receh·t'a h·ont •JI"' •tl n~: hla own neW!!I IlllJU'r 1'nule wtll h r. lp him f'nJoy A lullu, more prnpeJ'OUI lw· ' -.d · "YOUR hlfi!'. "Yuu'rfl ""'" ro una onee"-too e~nrn - hnpll•·• SUi'IRISE JOUhf. 10 'hd the )•nulh or Amrr\ra 11hould onl1 tlltjof Ulr•n se l1r"fll y,·hea U'itrJ .,,. Jt abo at.... uld l;le rt'membrn: d ~ 1hd • lllle yo11're o nly younr \ f'oll<' e - I' Ia &he time t.e prela~r vearll, A 'llnnp*Pf!' RAu~ prn\•\rlu '171\ht•hl• tratnln• for any l'tny your elo.,dy ~osed aeetion on u umaa The county game protector will ' welfare," separate from the maio jnsped the propo..ed planting eivU 'l'htbta plank. · 1 ... ro ...... er Gov. John s. BatUe of Sites or purposes 0f approval. All ·Meigs County banks have an· nn plantini stock fo~: approved appli· nounced that they will close on ' '\fboJ1DII said the Cf;Jmpromlse civil eanfs w:lll be delivered next srlng. Thursday. at noon in order ~o al- Stur of the em exhibits? Woulrln't you know it would oo tins big, •leek blue-ribbon beauty with if1llong, singing_ lines and cy..-li lling interiors? Wouldn't you know it would steal tJw >~how? And just imagine action that fulfills the promise of those dashing lines. It's here • , . the silk-amooth power ur America's greatest perfonnance team-Pontiac's StrataStreak V-8 and Strato-Fiight Hydra-Matic•. We suggest you road test thiB beauty at your first opportunity •.• Once .•. p are loJ' d !ii~1ieJ>'!"! 011 echleati~ was September 1, 1.,. Young Thill fl:l Jlr"a"lun tj '1:)a. ~ Only 'nMI hu\o M1lnu1 ~U Americans but to reject we of force 16' implement the Su- \' I ',, , d\J,ded ~f~J! reference to the ~:'rivet~ landowners, on who~r · ~ eourt'a · detegregatlon decisions as lands g1me is hunted, lll;'ly apply reltted to echool! and otber pub- for rree 'tree and shrub plsnti ng "" ltC latlliUea,. Southerners ~ad stock from the state g,me protec;:r boatd to avGld thUs. tor in each of the counties. Mu\h. ·:· as a concession to the flora ro!le and several kinds of it 1dded: "'We reject all pine trees and hardwood11 wilJ be for Ute uae of force to . avallable for planting next spring. with 'the orderly deter- Applieations, which may be oh. of .!_beae . maii_Ol'l _ , Jw ~· talbed from ~ locil a-me prO" , ~.. :;. :ro ~ teetor; must tJe . in DO later.. than \'Oi<'~ You're ' CHICAGO-UP -Democratic platform d!:after~ ask"'), the •. .·;. to Jtul. roy N.tferltd • .County Firemen·. MapPlansFor . . · orty today to pledge stltOollng "without dlscriiiiPlalion for o"v:•:ng~s:l:ow:lyJb; -;-=-=-~·=-::::::::::;·:,;,-·:,~-;-=..,===="================="':=~""!=~ ·~---- - -- · - - M1 ~s Hirtli:; A :-on In J\1r .311d Mrs Putlll' .l "~t·p h KH)'~ I·r ul' 1'1. l'lt• •t.•nn! 1111 · _,Drafters Of Platform Seek ToPreventSplitOfParty _,_ . WEDNESDAY. .. ·· 9AM to9 PM THURSDAY 9AM to NOON FRIDAY ... 9AM toS PM SATURDAY.- .... · . 9AM to9PM Admll\t•d .l111ly Ann H! J.: hliiOILM' !\1alu •l l!ol ~ lf'l'. l' L l'k:t:-:1n t . nw tl Pmr11'Jny , 1\li'llkul: Paul Wa t·P.•n Ta,~o· lur, Pt . i'ii•W!Hll, 1\Wdl t"OJI. fS }.t , platlOim tonight. . ed by the Ohio Division of Wild· ..,.. . Tbe proposed plank, aecordlng life ' all tl11• p.~rtly Avoids Segreg.ation Issues -- PLEASE PLAN TO DO YOUR SHOPPING: nm\J •noh•t s 111: \ .DemO Civil Rig MEIGS COUNTY FAIR are more l!lillll'rl'ol than Jll>lt be· tween . ., yra1s oll11r han d. \\hl'tl' I -~ . FOR THE ANNUAL · E L BE R FE LDS · ~--~----------- n a -.- -------·----h b)' Uae French delllla- wat 114• rultted to membel'lhlp lhtha U.N. Semrlt7Counell. flftwtMdoniU •.\ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August lv, 1956 NO. 108 '' oet0. OD I resolUf:km pNMDted Jll\1' fmm lh t• t:loscl uf ll1e f'Ol • l~<,tl l '"·~t 1t h a.ll o~.;cuplt•1l VOL. Vlll CAVINDIIH W. CANNON, et, Salt LaDCit7, Utah, wu aoml· uted bJ' Prealdent Eilenbowtr to be lift United·Statel eDV!)J to Morocco. which reeenU,. won ttl lftdepeaMn~ bum France tnd SpaiD. Clnnoa, aow Amblsstdor to GAtet. bat beeD lD tb1t cUplotnatle lel'rie. Gnee I HO. lloti* ELBERFELD$ I fflla morni"SJ. Mottly fair tonlflht. Jikf'ly nortft. Not much ch•"le I• WiU Be Closed Augu~t 16th . Thursday Afternoon Hltt'dt"ltc Jr .. a m] :son . Mr. and .\. 1 1• ' · · l: lltt 1Dtehls, CharEI~b~. Diehdl. l l.'. dn.'1 Sd tal' .er. , tt:~e . \m an Mr and vUilted reuatives in Pomeroy, P'fi.. day and .w ere accompani('!d home, Saturday mornlliJ by bia mother, Mn. WOllam Ldfb.elt who will remain witb them While reeuperaUng from lajuriea received in a 'tall at her home PI'Oipecl Hill with ch.me• of • few 1howtn ftOI'ih.e... f • w Base, San Antonio, Texas. • entt.n e Ohio; P•rtly doudy t.cNy Mr. and Mrs. BenUey Peeples Carl Stalder was • busines.s recently. visitor in Atheru~, Moilday . Mr. and Mrs. Norbert NeuWing Stephen Hill, who arrived home and family Mr.l!l. Price H1wk 1pent from Ohio University, Athe.I)S, Sat- Sunday at SandyviUe, w. Va., urday will leave · Wedne&day with Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Smitb morning for Lackland Air Force and family. at the J ohn llll'ld home Wt'rc, Mrs. Robert I 1 •<111 11 .~. I • WEATHER Thursctay q>ne rcrl•un n••t thC'Ir rnot'c lor l'c:;lmlllg llu: \\'ils Sl"''ll"" /1. hnm , N1·w HOLZER HOSPITAl d1~rarol Mr. and Mrs . Charles Buck were recent guests of Mr. and Mn. Floyd Rumfleld, Rutland. Mr.!i. Lula Jaclu IUid daughter, Marjorie of Lang1vllle wete Sat~ urday iUe&tt of Mr. and Mra. Charle 8 Buck, Rutland Road. • e Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel a.nd. Mr. II<Dd Mn. Donley Reibel and dauahter, Donna, vilited Sunday Jn Gallipolll with Mr. 1nd Mra. Earl Logan. two-lh11 1 i~ fl'l:ll, t here 1.~ n l'll; ollft• f••r \lit' lt:o'\der t o he !! l~tll<•l ' '' ' 'II "1\h11 11 \ tire two·llurd .~ l I I IIII' In ht• fi•HI ~t·vt'IL s1amln1 d. Tlum• ~~ <lcbulr over h ow m11ny cleared, und nnl l · ~ l l" \l'n'· lllllan ':! F1o1Jr yruTI!, latPr, - h f•Wt·vC'r, cOn \'l!nllo n f11vorlles it runlly luke l:omfmt m tlul . t\ IH 111"1 ··r on the visited her slater, Mrs. Lee Richat Holzer Rospitll, Sun· day evening. Mrs. Richardson was moved from the Scbaekel Clinic, Saturday to Holzer HOipltal wbere she will undergo aur1ery. ardson callers night 1 uh~ Mn; Pea.rl Ja!'ohs. Mr!i. Ivy 1't t , tm rgh ,11 l'llllitrldpliia , night 1 I'< wl'! l i!lld th1ldr1'n and. M. Allert . ' ' Mn. C. E. Neue and Mr.s. Car. de Nye visited in Chillicothe w1Lb .Mra. Harley SVODI and IODI of the former's brother, Clifford WillleavUle spe.nt Satlll1lay wltb Hood who is eritlcall.Y Ul,. her parents, Mr. aod Mn. HeDI')" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roseai>aum Reibel. '11 ' 1111t's~ee. Ht• ct•nl i Robert HiU wa• a bu.alneu visitor In Columbus, today. Jimml' Sutton of Ft. G17, W. Va., •.rrJved Sunday for a weet'a vialt wilb hla vandmolher, Mrt. Clara Grueser. SOCIE'fi I · A flo'!" the Cn il war, Ilie rule lnl•,rrJt·h·ol to m«Ul twothuds <1f th e \u1t'S ad11~ll.\' e<L~t. n()t of tJ,.• f ul l ddrg; l\{' ~ltrng lh. ('h.unp 1'];ti ll. ms t r.ld of Wood· 111 w \\ 1lsnn. "''"1l·l \J.JVC been that seem s .:..!<nlhlflil AI'!'<!J('flll.v pl!.:li<", l m l ~~~ ~ ln1\ fot l t.. ' it WWl' !'on• oc lrd 111 IIU:! to I'll · TilE l'r\:O.Iot s m~r1at11(1n ('f sure B :;how of 1111 , •11 1111 : v wlu·n Jackson \\'as num1n ,ol •·•l r,r l' n•s · 10:1 ]J,,J]nts ln:'I IIITn June :10 nnd ldenl, and Martm \'.on H11tcn f o l' J tll y ~~. Jnt . w111'n ne it hf'r vtcr JlrC:Side nt, buth f1.1Iq;vne con- ML'Ailoo nu t Sn11lll ntuld llllllllph and .l ol111 \V. ]JaVIS t)nully w:.~.s clu sions. It was ntl11p\ r d ng-a in four nornmalcd, is bl o~nwJ on , \ , but yea ts ]liter \\l~t · n \ ':• n UIJH· n "as ttw l'!o.~est t'lll wl leader t · nn~e to nommatcd a:: Jii l lc·.on ~ h.Jnd- C\'t'll i1 1i111t]'k majOIJ I}' Wi\S hllmcheo! by .A I Smith's adherent s, bnlstcrcd !Jv tt1e dark lw1 ~ e ranlhflale. ;,g,,lnNt F1<.~nhhn D. Hooscvcll', hrsl o( tout· S•IC CC.!I pi c kr· tl !il 1•e non11 11 d t1vn.~. M1•y I . gu t· ~ l.- wen~ ~U~l.:i of Mr. And AttendanCL' at Sund~ty .SChool .M r~ l'lk!J c11ee Akley of Athens. August 5 was 67, ofrenng $8 .89. i1r~ Della Stah.J and gueats, Mr and Mr~ . ftalph :::,tory Htul Ha lpb s~ory and family and Mrs. tbne ~hl ld ren of Goding , Idaho, Auu 1 a Hayes and two dauabters <~re \'htllng their unde and aunt , wt·Je ~upper guests of Mr. and Mr . 11. nd Mr~ . Harry Stahl. I 1\1 1 ·.~ Hollie Hawk of Athens. t:arn cst Hil~ri~; was a recent !'Ito~ ~ J\.l;~ry Lou Smith helped caller at the Earnes! Powell home. JI,J r~ L"liffr1 rd Jacobs with ber Ka ren 'l'umt·r YLSit~d her mot work a few days the past w~k. he r. ~r, Lectl Hus~1U . Hnd .Mr. 1 J' ii l Tracy suffered an injured Russl'll of M<Jnro c , P.hch1"ao . ((•ul wht'n a ptccc uf slate feH Mr. and Mrs Halph Stor-y and , 0 11 Mrs. Della Stahl were dinner ' n · gue sts of Mrs. Audra Hayes and I Mrs. lJonald Bailey called on !wo daughlcrs . They also vl.sited I M1~ t.uln Jeffers one evening the with Mr s Uurlcs JcffEI"II and son~ 11 : ~ t w H.· k . Mr . Nnd Mrs. Uoyt1 Wnght and 1 .\lr:Milldrctl Jalobs, Mrs. ehildrc n arc \'acaltoning on Lake 1 t;iad)s Smith, Mrs. Shu ley W ise 1 ;md J\Jr~~ Mabel Tracy spent the Ene. l Mrs W:a tt Schildt• r and fri end lh·ek end attendmg the Free w ere g:uests uf h1s parents, Mr . 1\kthu dtst Camp meeting. - - - -~ -- - ---~--Cliff Jaeob.s and family, Mn. j /)uuna C.il mort> and famUy and 1 L',Jru l Ebersbach spent Thursday L"~l nin!!, at the home of Mr. and 1 Mr!i !'earl Jacobs to help cel.e• lli/Jk the blrlh:lays of Mrs. Pearl .Jun.JIJs and Larrr Jacobs. Cake By UNITED PRESS an;i Jt·t~ cream werr server. AMERICAN LEAGUE M 1·s Emma Foxx and Mrs. lois W . L. Pet. GB Howell attl'ndt•tl the funera l of New Yokr 73 38 .658 thl· former's s 1t•p mother, Mrs. CIPvelnrll'l 63 45 .583 Sir.: [• ra nk Da11l'y of RadclHr. Buston 62 47 .569 10 Chicago _ 56 50 .5..:.K 14'/1. I V1:-.Ito rS at the !l arry Stahl home Detroit __ 52 58 .473 20 '"" 1 w1•1 (' B.HilJh Story and family, llaltimon' 48 62 .436 24'/r C<.Judin g . Id aho. 1\lr. a nd Mr.ll. Hoi· Washington 45 64 .4 13 27 ht· Hawk At:tenl;, Mr. and Mrs. Kan.sm; Ctl.v 37 72 .340 35 He aley Rtcha<~bo n, Athens, Mr. Wedne.~ d•y's GameH and Mrs. Gerald Hayes and daugh. Ch l t'ago at K~tnsas L'1Ly. n ight It 1 Shade Mr . and ~s. Ronald lktr.)! t <~I c :evel:md, ntght lto ~r~ n , S h,hd e, Mr:;. Charles Jef. \'' a.. hin •:•.m <I! l h!lamJn•, ni;,;h~ ft•rs and sons, Mr and Mra. Nor· Bu~ l u n at New York ni<JJJ Se h·H'fer, Mrs . l'' reda Will NATIONAL LEAGUE and nt•phew. J e r ry Will. W. L. Pet, GB !•;tithe Caruthn ~ and family Milwau kee liti 42 611 w1·rt· ovc•t night gueGts at the Roy Hrooklyn 64 44 .5ftl 2 lluwt·ll home. • Cinctnnn l i ti:t 47 .573 4 M1 ~. John Diehl received word St Lo uis 55 54 .51)5 II '"~ lwr I'U usin, Delbert Long, pa~sed Philedalphla 52 :'i3 .4Bfi 1:-1 1~ · aw:1y 1n Toledo. Pillshurg h 4R 111 .440 IR~<:. llalph Story tmd family left for Chiea;:o 44 fil .415 21 ltw,r hom e in Gooding, Idaho, New Yurk 39 66 .37 1 251,~ l"rlll<ly hy wRy of Ktncucky and MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING t hirW!, or a mmL'I lJ\Hll or 9l!i oft the 1 ,372 l'llg1Ule deli•gate vo tes, \li e POMEROY 1 or dark horse hopefuls f or the ! ami Mr .... Norman Schaefer over llw wt·t'k e nd. On Saturday Mr. <~ntl i\Jr.s Schaefer ~tnd their hOUHe rrt Jt1lr111.t 11nd a.ajor a auceealfU lileLimo. ., htl riP !!.iJI'J ~ The Daily Sentinel were PreAeot in ad,~ition to ~n. ltrUetOfl aad agrieultural offlclais from Wett Vb'staia Univ~tt. ·2 Divorces So"ght lrr New Suits Filed ' SUNSET ')"!ATION" 990 On Your Dial 500 E. Main St. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Two dJvoree sni'ta: have ~n fil .. ttl• oUjee of the Melg, Coun·· ed iD ty · ~nut of eourtl. . Qemlet! E. Edwards, Ruute 1, seA• a divorce {rOm ~wa-rda, Route l, Rutla &l'Oif neBlect aod n · Rullaad. • Keeton, Racine, from Albert Ray •,i ' • •· and ebarges utreme ' At -~.._ •' ID ~ N~~~er u.aolmoei reJoetloD of parlef. 'l'he ease was continued until ..Friday evening at 8 o'dock. Pugh htd said that he lost control of his car when the brakes would noJ bold. af~r becGminl( wet as A result of the driVIng rain . at the time of the aceident. 1 The cab left the road and •l:tuc:k a house occupied b:v Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark causing great damate t ~ the front 'N ail of the house . . In otber bearings on Tuesda y. Robert Metz, Jr., 23, Route 2. Che . shire was tined $100 and cost!' and ~ntence·d to three days in. jail on a chilrr<.;, of drivin.'l while intoxicated whJie William Reeves was· sentenced to 30 davs In jail and fined $100 for r.esisting an officer In the line ·.Of \lutv. The jaU term was susoefided on good behavior as was $7S of the £inc. Rutland Supply Of Gas Adequate Reports Company · MARKETS ClNC!NNATI. 0. 11P·- Prot1ucl) · Eggs, ahout str;;.dy; prices a1 Meanwhile, the sheriff's d e· farms U. S. eonsumf'r~ . whiles and partment reported the ln'rest of browns, U s. A jumbos 44-46; A Clarence Freeman, 43, MiQdlc pnrt.. lar~te 41-44. mo~tlv 42 , A medjums on an assault and batte•·y charge. 34·38. mQStlv 35-37: A small 23-27, FiliQg charges against Frei!man mostly 24-27 ; B IAq~e 34-38, moat . ly 36-37; U. S. A large 48-50. A wu knbert Riffle. r medium 43-44. Chickens, about st eady , fryerq Ira Manley, 42. Mid~leport, was Al'feated by the sheriff's dep~rt · J-3'h lb 18-19; hens heAvy over ment for l'(dusin& and neglectmg 5 lb. 16-17; hens, !'l 1b and under to supPort bis Children on a war· 15·16; hens. light t)•pe 13-14. Butter1 90 score 68. raii.t".siined by Rosie Matll~y. An arlequate 5Upplv of n' tur~ l home&, school~. and com mercial u~er~ in the Rolland arPll was assured this morntnl.! when the Rutland Fue l {;o., Attnounrt<d ttiat it has shme<l a contract ~ith the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., to eon· tinue such service . Offl!'lals of the Rut111nd enm · pany said that recent rumors were being spreid that the winter months would find Rutland user11 without enough gas. They empba.. sied thP fact tli1t eaough gas would be available. g<~s for ' • ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 14, 1956 cornell terzopoulus