http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b06b5f228a31fedbc7910a154bf31ac0.pdf 26adb8a6dc4d617a6398c119eae4231f PDF Text Text ' 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 ' • ,. �.' ' .J •· • : j ; ' •• I (1,. Au~ 1 5 .' 1~ 5 6 TRIPLET BENGAL nOElS PUT IN I . IEYNOLO E GREENI '• EDITOR Published e'Very aft {'rn oon t>Ic rpl SJ n ,J::~ y h~ '' ' h t· Ohr t> Va llo•\ S.JH1Dd, Inc , at 110 Me.t:h ;tnl<' S l , l' ulli<' IP J !I ! .Lh lrtr-.~ uf [ H,. Entered a1 second cl:t.ss ·nut! nc mall"r 111 the rtffr t e p •1st .. ' 11 •30 It could be you Ohio. National ad'tl~rhsing l.e:tmgtun Ave, N•·w 12 00 Pa.TSOn's study ~ n •prtl!H' IILl l iVt' Bo1 11 111 ll 1 K lf:J Lull. Inc Yo1 k t tly ttl 1\ Y Sub~cnptwn rat es Dl'l rvf' r \ b y l' nt 1 1 • .,., hN•' a\;1 IJ blt' :1.0 ~·~ nt ~ per week· onf'! yr>ar tn lulv .t tl <'l' :.r l 'llt,_t" 1 ·~ rf \ o,;, 11lr u• I ,,rfuot $1 ~ 60 tb munt.h ~o $7 80 thrf't' lll•l nl l~>o $:1 !l(l 1!1 111 ' 'or r .. u lt• Wl •t r • tvall3h!t· one mt. r.th $1 l.l y m rt! or1r y· Jt ~H ' 111' 11 1 1 L~. $-1 25 brt .! months, $2~L" . •me nw·nt h $1 12.~0 . 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'I'Jt• mu•lca1 ..f.llltB ChrUti6, lncldcntnlly, 11 due to go l!l!O r l'lt f"IH- v.,. ll ntl CHta Gurlro- w ho cun Ji lng. NJw, th•UI• not too much tu Js t; .. It?" not, lht:!re 's .layne New Haven I by Red o1Hclala to ''preasure• him bnck to Ru11sta. He Identified them a1 Rotlslo\1 Shaponlov, Mrt I nu e,ln the MrR J ,j('k l'rr•1 rn Lrma / projects tl!i I, emrmatlon IHl'b) 1.5 17 f r 111n 1 ~ ~1~ 1 t~nf'd) ' !'lmtnl'ltiY J )';ur t:t nor t' ~bh · - !.I • 11tcor I' 1 tI I< 'ill'lln~ 20 :U (trop. leal 1 Coal. Source and over 1.0.2G Weatherman ·10· HI s'pru1s Parade lO·SO 0Ver8eas ' Adventure 11 00 News 11:05 The Late Show SN;!n orr Pranr 111·25 10 3Q We!lltiermau t~ 4ul ('l ~ I Anr~h:r·No r · 111<1'1 luiJbl ) ? f'1 oj r•t't 11'65 1-n.,ll ILl\!• ,. VS FQJl ; Healing and· "1 ~lr Conditioning Aulllorlied Senlee 011 AD ' Millet of OUDdGu Fai'lllees. '---- - - - - • ·• CHASE 11 59 SJ.gn On 12 00 l<' rlm & Fancy 1 30 Fem1mne Tvuch 2 00 Afternoon F1lm 4 00 Film News Welfthennan , John Daly ~,m\.lL~~~.; . · HZ · ~~~ ~:::· o:~h~e - Sipsorr i 8 00 St;l.t' tfonilht ~ ~~0 Sports Thrills l i!i()O Comllli" {I 30 StTaw-.Jiat TheatH ll ,00 N~ws &: W~er , 11 I 0 Sponts ! 1 15 Biff Bak.f'f" 11 .45 Bllln orr and IODI, pt : PIIIMDt, Kt. aDd ~•·· Mr•. Leonord Flolilo lad tlnlbter Okey Routh hu rect!uo.q r. ~ aDd Mr.a Gerald CJm •nd and famllr were ¥la:iUa1 Mn. UJ. turned from 1 ohort vlllt w)lb · · Ue Kaylor Suaday. I ~n··~·--------------- Progressive·Dinner Is Herd, Monday Eve. By Club II! New Haven. Wahama Gridders • Report Thursday For lst Practice w. W. letart, W. Va. I t ,1 I• 1s1 t I I I '! 11 ' ~ 1 I•' I !un t u( l i<.' l llr• fa rn1 ly •d 1 Meigs County, ' •• SO ITS EMPLOYEES MAY A TrEND THE ruo \l u,'l \'l•r lu IU('Il I I l ! <.Wktd t-1 \'"tr!l'llng MEIGS CO. 93rd ANNUAL FAIR ll OWN 1 W n tblC"d ~ P'ro ttn <J c:J~ t'rtl:l R•ro'o how to _.. lti lro LONO FELLOW • One lelter .simply atand• tor another. Jn thla example A. I• . . f(t.t the thre. L'!l, X lot tht two · o-., et~. Slftgle litlert,' ipoa.. ' trQpllJ ~:>s, tl\,e length anu forMation of the wordl •r• t.U hlnta. j Eau~ll tJay lhe codt Ieltera are dlft'erent. - C'cyploarun Q110t.tloft AH .-......................... ... .......... .,.._..... .. .,.llll* .... _. -· ' , hZKDOKZ OJKZK OK DSHAK NA OH OHZUKAd ~HJ:I~ UK GH OJDA OK LDZDPNIK-BHKOJlly • P6MEROY HAnONAL BANK ,. ,, .. FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Olllo ,.,,.,~ . ' ............. lor Riehle,'Olllo ..• • ' RACINE HOME BANK • lladne, !Oblo' CITIZENS RA ..., • ...... aDd lin. George Heuoft. Mn. Tberet• Oblingef shopped Vlrail Weaver US.AI' ln Mi11., In Pom...,, Soturdar. was a dioner tun-t of his &randMra. Sulie Edwards called on parenta, Mr. •od Mra. Elwood Llellr1. Aria Oldaker and f•mily OD ving, Sunday, 'lburld.ay. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Roush Kr. and Mra. Eulene Hesson and daughters apent the week end and children ealled on Mr. and w1th Mr and Mn. Cecal Martm MrL Orland Heuon. The eorreet name given to the Mr. and ltlrt. · Donald Lleving lb)'mond BoWihea' new baby la and famUy are spendlnJ their Ianae Arlene. vuatloo witllr Mr. aDd lln. Elwood Mr. and Mn. Delbert Rowlb lind 1 family vlaited Mr. and Mn El· lJevtqa and other relatJYea. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newllnd wood Lievina: •nd famJiy , Sunday. and family, Mr. •nd M,... Diet Ord and family lDd Mr. and Mrl. Rankin Roacll and family of Dayton, were Sunday aueate of Jrlr. and Mrs. Harry Ord. Mr. and lin. llanball Co:~ aDd family Mr. and Kra. DaUq Walk· er and d•uebter, Mr. and Mrs RoiUn Roush and famU,., Mr. Lew Roush and daqhter lllld Robert RollJh e•lled en Mn. Estber Roush Sunday, Mn. Jack Ord •nd 500 • BANK '· BUJDDra• eeUed ThomM $299.00 BAKER ~ FURNITURE IJlo The Brllhfnl c-~ •• b llkld1eport BADR YUaNmJU ~ THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio USE OUR ••v.e. 'nlA" .....LAY·AWAY PLAN De1l1••4 ler l'e••l A•t~rl~c~•~~~~~ Harl')' Ord were bu,.ine 88 !fiddlqort, ...._..,. l'n ROOMS Of ~ New Fu,.lture :I roa I I HolinHootl v--•·- COME TO THE • • MEIGS 93r d ANNUAL • i -\ AUG. SHOWS 15 16 17 RIDES 1 MIDWAY JUDGING OF 4-H PROJECTS and JUNIOR FAIR • '' HORSE SHOW 7pm TONITE Thursday -1 pm HARNESS RACING THREE RACES ';* Friday-1 pm Malon Ylllited Cecn Bleaiq in HunUnaton where he 18 lmprovinl from a reeent openUon. Mrs. Laura Gibbs waa .shopping In Mason and Pt. Pleaaant Friday. Mra. Velma Johnaon, Mn. Edna LJvingJton, Mrs. Ltllle Kelvtqtoa Mr. and Mn. Wllliam Staat. were called here from Akron b)' tbe serious Illness of W. W. Staats. EveNJtt Piekena of New ":::~ wa1 the Sunday guest of . and Vena Pletens. Okey Roush, Mr. and Mrs. neanls Rouah •ttended tbe fe~taYal at the White Church Saturday. Paul Blessing of Pt. Pleaaant called on Mr. •nd Mrs. Ed Fry end Mr. and Mrs. Dennia Rousb. THREE RACES . -:...... liq .......... -- ~ .......... -=~·:-.r-~ 2 SHOWS ~.,. - Thursday·· 7:15 and 9 pm I GIRL HYPNOTIST JOAN BRANDON SATURDA.Y- 8 PM GOESSLER ' STOltE JEWELRY pomeroY Court s~. MATERIA:LS, INCORPORATED Ill Tbe ilta11 Of 1lf4toD City PhOne .IIP.US54 City, W.Va•. .,.,...: BIG BEND VARIETY SHOW "'*' HOGGAND ,ZUSPAN .. ' \ Mra. Mr•. iftll, . . . . ""'..._,.,. ~ .;,~, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: ,lJFE, I , R&PZ'AT, lS SNJ:ROi OF LOVE, ,PIVINS: OR HUMAN - WORDIWOR'J'H,J ,Jo • • Plltntn&hrl b)' ktf!'l rtal\&rte II~,/ ~ •: : : : , _, woolwoilk Wilt .;..., 10 Poaer.,, Obl,e -IJtttlud, Ohl<l , =:0 Mr. ond Mrs. Doll.. Yeoaer I~ . ' Paul Uevana Klnpton, Dl of Dort1 Ohlinger Sund•y. Irvin Llevina: spent Sunday Mr. and lnrin Glbbl of and Lew11 Hartfo;rd were allina on Kr aDd night witb Thomaa Lievlng. Mr1. Ralph Weaver aDd f•mily Mn. Elwood 1Jevtn1, Ada aad )lr. aDd Mn. Byron Dudding lWry Dale. and llrt. Canon vilited llr. and ll.n. FraDk Rey· Rouah were sboppine in Pt. Plea- oold• and family Suaday eveujng. lint one ~sy last wed. Mr, and Mn. Carl Gibbs •nd Mra. Con ObliD1er rema.im the &irla wett recent guesta tJf Mr. BA.(KS WILL CLOSE TRJS II l •I ll)'" '' Mlu Janiee Gibba ••• a pest L1nda also a a:ueaL I Thursday Afte~noon ~ August 16th·1956 1 / \ I H'k 3. Timet 4mll3 1 f, . Tut 11 &3lde Lawnnee Clart ODd f111111J Sunda1 were lit. aad 1111. Jluk 'etty bls dautbtor ODd lamlly Ill Vi. 1 hlldren, If- Jllvea, lin. Lou Lon Ble,.,nt, Mrs. W. 1. Cllapo RollllJ anti lin. JCirl Cl..t 11111 Tile Good Lucl< Clovot f.H Clab Maynard and tliea everyone san& man and Mo. 11ary BoneeuttaJ' ebttm:eo West ColUIIIbua and of MUOD w!11 11)01111 I Qf II 'tbe tile f.H Club Hymn. A report pre. viaited Tue.la7 with Mr. OoD Ht• lllymood llolllll aDd ctaqMer. Camdea Park 011 Aut. 28. it waa Rated by the treuurer showed a kle and <~ther relatives la Jlart. Jllar Dorit Obltoaer of Par· announeect at a meetiDI 'o f the balanee of $40.39 in tbl!! treasury f rd. kera:burt waa home: MJr tiM week 0 club beld on Moadar at tbe Ka· Ann Newland talked on 4-H Club Mn. Velma JohDIOn, )(n, Lmle eDd returnlq 11f,adQ nniaJ. aon Commuaity bDlldlna~ Girl• State. 1\:elvlngton and <!Jlldron of Akron Dorotby, Dorta •Dtl Roborl 01> Durtn1 the courae• ot Mandi!Ya Pftaeat at the meetlna: were returned Frida yto tbe1r home lD UDJfll' were abopplq il Pomeroy pu~etiDJ', a,vtl'll demona.tratlons CIIUclia Zerkle, Connie Newton, Akron after vliJUal with Jlr. and Saturday eveoi..,. wen presented by Sblrley Sml"!. Paula Ma)'ftlrd1 Vbarlene Diehl , Mrs. W. W. Staats aud Jimmie. Mn. J'aaale Weaver Ia apeodiag Sharon Rlehardaoa Claudia Zer- Ana HatTis, Kitty Williamson, The Ladle• Aid of Board 11apo some time 11 tho home of ber tle, Mary Burris ~nd June spen.. •Ua tfewland, Patty Newlind, tlst Church met WedueadQ' with 1nnd dauthter, Mn. Marjorie eer SJtaron Foreman, Stlaron Richard. Mr. irnd Mn. Artb Roush and Gerlach and famJb' or Leoa.. ft.e meeUnt was opened with •em. Juoe Spencer, Patricia Riley, surprised Mr. Row:b with a blrtbMr. and IIJ'a-, lllehud Roulh and tbe ain1Ine of W. va. Boya and Mary Bufris, :Barbara Wilson, day dinner. They put the "OCean cbUdreo were recent pats of Gj.rls and the r~ltatlq.n of the Cher'l Roberts, Sharon McDaniel Wave" quilt in framu whk:h wq :Mr. and Mr1. Doney Bousb. ""H PledJ:e. connie Newtoa pre- DaVid Warner. Judy Turner. CaroMr. and Mrs. Nonnaa' Vogeler Pieced and donated to them by sented the op&nin~ th0111ht aDd lyn Dod&on, Shirley Smith, Janie ybited Mrs. Rutfl Goodnlte. Mrs. Roush. At nooo a dinner Wl.l Mr. and 11111. Bucldr Beynolda June Speaeer gave a reading TUrner, AiYID Tripp, Bob Tripp, enjoyed. After prayer ~ Mn,; were vtdtlDJ 1&. and Mn. F. B. "Hold Hjp the Ton:h." Mn. Sarah Spencer and Ml"'li. Alma Dennis Roush "Happy , BirthdQ Utc:bfield, Suad., ewtrlnt. A rh4iq wu .eivell by Paula was rung. Present were. Mr and Mr1 . Doney Rouah aDd Mr and Mra. Dennll Roush, Mr. Emogene were reeeet ceuats of and Mrs. Tobey Myers, Mrs. Lora Mr and Mn. Edwin Kina: and lOllS Mae Brown and Sue Ellen, Mn. Mr. and Mrt. Edwin HudHn and Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Garnet Chap- famdy and Mr .and Mn. Leo NehQC:Iima~Garclen man, Mrs Mary Bonecutter, W. Litchfield and ehlldren were eaJJ. A. Blessmg Mrs. Cet"Jl F. Blea- Jng on Mrs. Iva Hudl!oa Sundn' A proereuive dinner was hlld read to tbe club from Sammy ing, Mr and Mrs Curtis Young, eyening. for members of tile Nebaclima JloUman •nd the ]>ooldets, "Pause Mrs. Fannie Taylor. Visitor1 In Mrs. Herbert King wa 8 calllni Gpoden Club 's theY. met ~ ldOn .. for Llv!nt• ~ tliatrlbuted to the afternoon were Mt11 Twill on Mrs. Ted Swartl aod tamUy. 1 day eYenJng. the members. Rickard, Miss Elsie Wolfe of..-UnMr. •ad Mn. HNTY Clark and Tbe dlnMr be-pn with the Bei'V· It wu reported to the club that ion, Frank Van Metre and Ted family of Kirkland, Dl. returned lng of the first course at the club a ttove had been purchased by Stewart of West Columbia. home Saturday after spendiar a the. club 1or the clUb hbUSe in New Mn, Cer.!il Blessing, Mr. and week with hi• motller Mrs Berroom• in New llawn. 1be Mrs. Curtis Young went to Vet· tha Clark and other ' relaUves. bem then went to tbe New IQ:ven Hnep. Attendina were .Mrs. Edward erans Hospital park wbtre a wiener roast wa!l tn Huntington Miss Bernice Jo~nsoo aceom· held and next ' to the Katydid 1t Ryan, J&a. Lewis Capehart, Mn Wednesday to be with Mr Bles. panted them home. Kaylong wbere the dessert was Pete Bwri's, 'Mnl, Lloyd Hoffman, ing who submitted to major au.r· Several youna folk gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hank H"rved and a ·busiaess meeting Mrs. Mtl Clark, Mrs. Harry M11ier gery Wedne.sday at 8 AM. Mrs. Vlrglnia Sayre called on Reynolds Sunday for a hamburg beld, I '' Mrs.• Jamell D)ehl Jr., .Mrs . Thom. Two new membera were ..accept. 18 Ho.ffman, .Mrs. Carroll Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Roudl Thur• fry, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Darling, Mr. and Mn. Frank ed by the club. They are Mrs. T · Mrs Robert Layne, Mrs. Clyde day evening. Mr. and Mra. Lew KJng of Pt. B. McGowan ol Mason and Mrs. Rice, Mts. Gtlot#e McKnight, Mrs l>aYld Fjelds Jr., Mr.J. Chester Pleasant. Mr. artd Mn. Henry Bilct, New Haven, Perq ~nlel of MlrliDI Perry. A leUer , ()f , ~aU on for W•ver,""ifrR. William Gibbs and Ballard and three eblldren of Mr. and Mrs. Leooard Rou.sh sponaonblp at a l'eeent eamp wn Mr1. F01ter Grinstead. Charleston, Mr. and Mn. Elwood and famiJy were sbopplnJ in Ma. Walton, Charleston visited with son and Pt. Pleuant Friday. Mr. and Mrs Ives KittM Sunday Dallaa Glbba of Bro•d Run wBB of the faet that a shipment of equipment faded to ar1vr The and attended the Homecoming at Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs. eqULpment was located in Parkens Oak Grove EUB Ohurc:h,. W. A Blessing and MrS'. Rena Mr. and rMa:. Moore and grand burg and was to have been dE' Bonecutter and Gregory called on chlldren of Huntington were relivered to tbe school 10 time for Bert and Ella Blessing Wednes-- eeot auests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred l'hursday•s aeas10ns. day everung. Roush The Artie Roush family of Broad Staats was tlften to Hoi. Run~ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord ~hd zer Hospital Friday evenlog even1ng where he re111ain11 In erltic:al coD· famdy spent Monday wlth ~r. and Mrs Fred Rouah diUon. and enJoyed home made ice cream Mrs. Naomi Yeager, Mrs. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young F'r1 an,d Mn. Laura Gibbs met wUh their with the White Churelt Lutbenn spent the week end daughter and family Mr. and Kra. Aid at the home of Mr. and Mn. Fred Gilmm-e and Mr. and Mra. Prank McDermitt Thursday. R. A. Blessing in Charleston. Mr. aDd, Mn Curtia Youag spent Mr. and Mrs. Paul BlessiDf Thunday eYening with Mr. and visited Thursday with the former'1 llln Arcb Roush mother, Mrs. Cecil Blersing, Bert IDd Mn. n"ennla Rouab, Mr. entered the and Ella Ble-ssing. and lira. Tobey Myers were sbo~ Huntington Mr. and Mra. Charlie Clark Gf ptaa Jn pt. Pleasut Frilday. Monday where he will undergo Louisana are YllitiDJ ln the W. Jobmdeo Fry IDd Jba1117 of Pt. major rurgery He was aeeomW. Sloat. home. ·Plo-t visited Mr. 111d Mrs. Ed panlect there by his wife aud son, • Allen Pho11es returned to hil' Fry SUD.daJ eveniDC. Paul, Hrt. Curti• Youna and his W. A. Blelslna, Mrs. Gamet ~t~er, Sort Blerslnt of Enum- home at Board after being boa. pitalized ln Columbu. Chapman, Mr. lnd Mra. Melvla ~aw. Wlabtlnttoo. Mr. ond Mro. Tobey Myen Okey Roturh was a buaineu Boneeutter are v.lsltiDI to nuneta Ernie and Ilia• Twll• JUekard dinner pests of Mr. and caner In Pt. Pleasaot Saturday. Robert Taylor and motber , were aboppag lo New Haven. Sa~ Dennis Roush, Sunday. Mra. Elrl EdwaNs of ealled on relatives: fa Pl Pleannt 1 Fred B1esatna •nd dlu1hter EJ.. evenin&'. Ja, ol Charleston were recent G~'~::.;'~ vialted re<:ently with Suriday I Mn. Arcb Routb of Oat Mrs. Alta Rouah of Rt. 1 and 1111eata ot Mn. Alta r.,;~uab. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Boyer of Pt. Mr. nd Mrs. Ray BobiMOn of • Mn. T. J. GJadWell and Pleasant, anct Mli8 Betty Roush ~1 •::nMrvl.lltedd Fairmont were recent Visited with their uncle Reuben en W · an · m Ofton, Mr. and Mr1. Dwltbt Gibbs and attended tbe Bomecomiq at oak Grove. )Ira. Cedi Bl ...IJII. Mr. oDd Mn Paul Bloul111 of Ft. Ple111111 Announc:ement Western Mickey Mouse St><>rl• --n• Those cauaDJ oa Ill'. ~114 Hri. .Re7noldl', ..Ulen Lee Klq, Jimmy KlnJ, Nellon aDd Kenneth Re>'· nolda, Dale H*rri• and PatJ7 King 111'1. Arla Oldaker who b•• been m Ia lmproviq. Hr. &ad lllr1. Clyde Clark viJlted llr. and Mrs. Carl Clart recently Mr. and Mn. Weodall Kaylor J on Mrs F•nnie- Clark recenU,. lfro. Tberea Obllllcer ODd Doa. , ald Grimm motored to tbt Roek Jobnn1~, am all son of :Hr and Sprinc 1 , FaLrJI'(Iundl Suadl,, Mn Jaek Ord iJ 1ll Mr and Mu Carl Kearnl' Wt!Te SENDS TilTH TO LAUNDIIY ealhng on Mr and Mn Raymond GRENADA Mt.a. -{UP) Rowh and family FrLday. Laundry mana1er Bartlett Duboia Mrs Florence Clark and Mn accustomed to flndinJ col01 &ad keys in the bundlea of l•undrJ Loi 1 Uevlng and d•uJhter werr th•t come to his •bop bere, ~ ahopping rn Pl Pleaunl, Wed, eoYered a half set of falle teetb Mr. a nd Mrs Elmer Obhnaer tn 011e paet.Jiile, and aon vUnted M.r. and Mrs. Leo Clark and Mtl Cora Ohlinlet OPIIIATIONS IN '-MON Sunr:llly NEW HAYEN UP - Sisters Spending Sunday with tbe E1 wood Llevlng family were Billie Patricia and Beverly Be•aler, 11 more and Davad Weaver, Mr and Mrs and 18 respectively ba9e th•n relationship in eommoa. Canon Roul!lh, Mr and )(n: lppededomiea Watne AbboU and family Mr and Tbe7 underweat within 21 hol!rl of tacb "tber. 111'1 Henry Capehart New Haven Mr. aDd Mrs. Clyde Roush aod famJiy Sunbury, Ohio Mr and Mn. Delbert Roush aDd family, Guy• ville, Mr and Mra Ottner Uevlng Weflt Columbia and )(r and Mra Jir. THURSDAY 4 30 5 00 6·UU 6 05 6 10 6·15 aY THillUA OHLIIfAI . Cole,man ' mu l I ., ~I!B ,, ~ltll'e Playllouse 11 00 News , lt ·M L.1~e ShoW New W('Qtber Sports John Dolt 6:30 Disneylan4 f']Q{ P.\1 tfeoting Syatem7 Art Lrnkletter Dougl a!t Edwards 10 00 Esso Reporte-r Eddy Arn.Wj --~ ~ tit t:OO Wod . I(Ivht.F~s : . ~:<S str.w Hat Theatre 11:(10 Ne'Wif and,~athet 1\'lft Spo!ts · 11:15 Heart ot' the City AXYDLBAo\XIl <IIlii Uour 600 605 6:10 6:15 pole YOU. Bob Crosby Show Bngbter Day lO 00 Y-our &so Repooter 10:15 Sport.B Parade ~00 REMODELINGM The BL!t Payolf 7 00 Bob Cummmg:;~ 7 30 Clul'tax · 8.3Q Four St.ar Pla)•housa 9 00 Arthur Murray 9·30 Quiz Kids 7 00 Frankie Laine Tlma 8·00 The M!Uio-n'fl:irt! ' "' 7:30 or • BROAD RUN ·tm· THINKING Houseparty Sgt Prt!Ston of the !:M> .DAIL:I:' CRYI'TOQUME - I Love or Ufc St!!lrch for TOmDl"finr CiJ.Idinf! ltgbt Ray Mliland Show M The Worid Tui'UI Johnny Carson Sbow 6 30 Ctsc n Kif.~. 11 •59 Sagn On 12 00 NeJ\llti;)ors 12 30 Film & Fancy 1 30 Femmrne Touch 200 A£t-crnoon Film Festival <.00 Falm • 30 K8J'It00n Kormcs 5 00 Mickey Mouse Ye•t•rrl•r·• A••••r Hoy s nick· of / \.> M · Bird' I erolf name light ' 86 Head toVtf! H.11 Ill bot• 29 Watt<r lng tom wh et'l 37 Caution f'elrM 30 Ejed 38 Jtryptl&ft Bdongtnr to ~2 A 1 1 lod j var.) lo ~1jm foo4 ,...J 40. Beam 28 strike tt ~ Rtch Vahant Lady 3:~ Secret Storm WIDNISDAY ltlol'l aulhor Arthur Codfr.ey WHTN-TV Channel Tr.~ story Of All Things fl 30 - ,-- nced~d craggy hill 23FJsl\,, 2.5 Soak/ llax 7 Old N'orse In~ jJIJIJtl~ ~>\II I)' 7 I hrlo I tht.•y trl' of the Natlonai Honor Society ehapter at the school, a member of the acapella cboLr,. winnt!r of a Bible Award ind a member of the achool's traek tt!a,m, C&l>laln llillltgatoo ' II 10 Regional Jlt"porte.r 6 15 Douglas Edwards 8·30 I've Got a Secret ILIND STUD.In' IXCILS GRAND RAPID, Mich. UPJames VanderLaap, who has been b1ind slnee ebildhood, waR the tblrd·rankll\g tnember scholastic:· Illy of Christian High's graduttint elaiL VanderLaan was president Edge or N~gbt Katie"s tntelien Lucky B Ranch The F.arly Show 22 High, 6 M t'a.~ ure Jtl IIII I• 111111 <:! ur u, le fnmlly all reot' nth \':l cal ton r .t 111 \ Mh lflla..Wll!ld at Nt' \\ Ma1 1111 \ tllr Mr fart thnt only hall of the funds 1n I he tll'usury were used on the luke Uthcl' runds 1enuunmg in the trensury will bl' used for other 0 Mor .l workt ~ harlr lltlll 8 ~loon rod· 26 drnurg ca r dl'!'l~ 3 I .t II ~ 10 I ,ldn 1 work t Lool;.:- hang. 11 My ~ tery 27 fl ll cl l'hll 1~ h l l'l' \1! Robert H ol t An d ~"II Mr and Mr, I.eR01o -=--- 3 30 4 00 4 30 5 00 6 00 6 15 9 ~ ~Oth· Century Fox The at>socratron emphasrzed the ri S u lJlle 7 Brltlg out ri CAlOLYN MOll of Ha.rtan, Ia., with thOJte earrings and that button. leavea no doubt tn your mind how she stands on the Democratic presldentla1 nomtn~ a.tton She 11 lhoWD at the Harriman headquarters in a Chicago hoteL flatoratational) S.ecr~~ S!91'fl. 3·90 ., Edlfe' "'"',4 00 Kiil!ie'llf<tmieh I 30 J_,ucky 8 RaUch 5 00 The Early Show CROSSWORD I " ,J l \\ lil t Il a· l:S 1ram for Mia and Ute Far East. Dl t•a t'1•1 , •I n(lbPr\ T ennan l I lll'ld uf llw "' tt: Il l ' ~fr nnd ~111 C'!! r1 T•• nnnnt tlfl > r·rm 1 h. Mr 11111! '-h" r ! 1111 H< Jns h ,11111 son Mt' nnd 1\fr , C l.U l' tlrL' Tennant and htm th Mr and "11 ' 1 Man•:lf\it!ld, Anlla E)(t.e1g, ~ sons' '§;..~;·~~~; ~lj~~~~~!J!!t\1. •!!!!~•! ....the!!..!'!~-h\uwe:r\_ "t ~'Ilk commtttee iD Wublnetoo to charge that attempts were made Nnt1on1 Russilln MJufon and Aleksel P~tukhov, director ot a U N. technlcaJ assistance pr0 .. '·' .::oS:i '1\vt•trl• fl\ arm, second lecretaryto the United DAILY j MICHAEl SHATOV, a fonner So .. viet officer, take., a drlnk ot h\ thp ' ' "~ ucr:1t1on 1.' lh 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day water at be &ppeua befo~ the Senate Internal Security sub .. yt.rl tlrt d 1111t nnd lhll !Ilk(• whrch wa ~ htlllt h um (lind ~ ttl 1111' :I~~Otl lttl uu lrt',! ~ UI\ fn 1' tilt' lhC ut .11 1 rl!r . -- - · . . . . Homolka likely Bob plAying oppOIII t e her. ''All they h:wu lo do n.ld thou~httull y, "l11 to gllt I'Omebody for the IE> nd roll! fl\'t' :.r fi i'IH' v. .1 ~ voted It WJiA., s.cl aa a qu~mm tn m 11! t f"1 th e gtonp to du htuJnr·~~ rr llil>la Februllry, w!th Thelmn ntttdr lft 'the Marte DrE'SIIlrn ro le Ruad to tt u utpot ute ns u n1m rrnf1t o1·· ~II ' 11 1 tn shll:ld trf uflPI II • WJIJ 1111111< ' t r rm 1 , • t•rl I Chapter Elrt·ls 15 New Dirrt'lors f, ,,,, • Shad~ 12·30 As The WGrld Turn~ 1 00 Johnny Caf\S.On .Show 1.30 Holl.'lot!party 2:00 The Brg Payoff .$c)\,lf f er.. l~ r.f'e yt•ar ll"r.JJW H tnn·l Wel l ~ . l wo vt•ar lc1m an(f Arthur SkuutLt unt· year lt•rru 1' /w ho 11 d nf I rus!Cles 1~ so st 1 up I h at o1 11 yune t<let•lcti 11• It 1n the ]Jiod. s W{ 11 D l• l/111• 11r .. flt1t would t nll bk n nlHII t u 111 ,. , uLI\• I 1 1 1 1:1p 1' 1 111!'1 I I I '\ 1 J, 111 1111' II tl 1 f•Hir!JI;•fnrt. c ye~ r.<~ S l rt•t• l t: 1p t 1• t llitt l oli .rt 1'1 wlru.'uw 'Tho• nb 11 • • ~~ ~ ~ l' li i mr," snlti lhr nm b ul;• M r l' h· .t~.!ll l 11 i 1] t• lr lt\ • o1 11fh 1 11 11 1 11 M, a x lu• ,., l\ l'd ln• '~ In Hll t'lt 1-:<iHI d1 1lir lHltt!l f I I I I I' ] Ill 'l •1 , • :. elel&ftt fUI nla h i iiJ:M, hut J til t n l1 l lll R lo• Mn ll\e S.GO,llUO on I Ir e 11'11:11 d , ' , ,., p ,,.,dr n .. ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ": " I I M.rl.•l o.on~ TlrPn thtt<· 11r 1,, (,<l il, "'ll) sl 1 n' l · n ru ~1¢ '''JI" 1 • uld, twt '~'> at ,ol n··~~~ \ to mentlunflll l he r o}.tlltn 11ve r '' lfurm tHI •\ "' (of nn• ""n !r, a~s& 1h t1 rh. ~v.t pz~ ~·Jtrr ! :l" rt,r 11 \ 1 11 ~ • , ," fie bt•gQn C('ltllllltlg 1111 l il t jjn g" l'l M VA )III\' il \\ ,1' n h r III II'! 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Mitch Mtllt'l Wllnlt•tl lll(l In 1 1.' ~\ll lt' ll Cor• U Jt[U,hc l t' <" l• l J'lni'JIIy Poll! Pag ~ 1hd rl li B u lll' of n h.llt lr ui l:lliiiJ:C!I In nrl :• ll nu u, l tlst weeks tn l''"' 11n ,:: m,l lt tkd th " and when It clkl11!1l, tht-v 10011 It out tind mnde o ~Ingle of ll " 1\ e " ~· iwdtl\lng ul Jht~ · IIIIIHI!tl 11\l'I IIIIJ! rrtnned, "The ~$1 111 li \llli ry llnw tlo )"til l llklt my 'JlOI'II'l'·npPr lt(,•d tn bP hetd 1n M '' ptlllr tc r !hi" '"' dript• T'', He pruso<l a button 11nd the hQD.vy1 oxpcnil1ve 11 1.1duw l~lnlll n ~ of thl' fl~l , t\ \!',11' \Ill f it I I 11 30 ~arch for 'tomorrow ti 45 Guiding Ugh.t 12:00 Ray MlllanJ Show werl! , Ti a( y I \\' h :dt·l' fl~f' vf'n l lerm; Arnold Snowd•·n fo! ur yt•ur te rm , Do1 Do(lpli!f 111 1tc cunatnlllld allenU,v up1nt fal'm near Ches\11 l.Af~ Love of 11 15 Wf.fll cbG!ten al a N.mwd \ IU ~ l e<·~ M(ISOn 1\CfI ('.ross IIP0\1110 ll WIH~ flO l('llllJIC, Of f'O! Use, It sold AIK ml l l lnn 1I'I'O nl!'! lr r v rul01 15 vc r t> lons, two mil· \.Vt·~ t tlu· ' N t;uc g i ~Jn tr I r Ill' 1. ( lr ulr s :'il<~ .l l o f ! r I 1 r Ht 2, BY . MEL HEIMER ' ' .11w Wllt V~tl prc•ltllltll ' ' h 11111r' F.\\' \ Oit l( - fiome fO\Ir )f'nt R ugn. Mts l l ' .rltl untl Wll s l' l'l<·.l~ r·r l f •orrr 11 1! urr 1 1 l ' .tgl', n pt l' lly ~lngel' \\ llh It ::: wr .•t \lmlo, $1!iOO louJ Jrl lit• 1s rh,u g.d II\ ht ~ fl lghtenNI many or trll 111!0 u st .tle Qf r;a l.rt un!a l WI(, With ft l"muu o, .r ~'> .rult by In toning 11 s tmg c rt llvd Iluw Mruh J ~ 'JIIal Doyqle in 1111 Wwdow '! Lllt(•l y rt waa uut tht l) most revolting' tune C\'C~ f'l)lllj lll~C(l, but lh\'lt! WI'!1C nl'llmnny Wllh nn c d ,rtt• Qn It It WIIIJ awful 1 t-~·~ lO ~0 Strike \t Rich rl 00 Valiant Lady c•• I • 1 111 1111\ ~ 1) 11 \Ill!> Press Box •:.lovbe Musewn For~ign Intrigue Stgn OM T<Jmght 8·00 Sign On Art·hur Godfrey lo~ lht• !ll l h• l ht Grou~hq THURSDAY a,oo 9' 00 9 .30 10 30 lJ 00 ll':H5 11 30 11 45 12 00 l2.30 I 00 1 30 2 00 2:30 3 00 Plans UIUt·m At COmden Park:.~»n Wednesday, Aug. 29 Mr. -nd Mrs. Alleo. Hughea have iavited the membel'l ot EvangeUne Chapter, OES, and -their famUles to a plenlc 01 the Gallipolh Shrine Clubhouse on Sunday. AuJ lit at S p. m. , . Anyone wl.shiDJ tranaportatJon or directions to the clubhouse Is • to meet at the 'j'bird AYenue entrJnce ' of the High School build.. ing at .3:30 P· m. Sunday. Famdiea attendin1 are to brin1 their owq pieni.e lunebeJ, tteYerage tnd table aervtce.. ' , News Hettd'Jrtee 11.05 Weal!hercast Of AU Tlillll!ll g.rnJ..:ulru n as tiUOn a s posqh]e It Wll ~ :ln nounced oll \he mee! Jlr wa.~ olr iC:,lt•d ,, , .t hu ul HI .IU 1ng: t h ul Uw dam for lht· lake 1s P]\1 uppart• ut ly on lr 1 ~ way to t•nmpli•IPd wrth th~ ('X('t •pllon of llll r !f(ll'(l .uul tiH' <'IIL <!( r tolmk liJIII ~ t·!'<li ng md I ht> 1iluc1T .1! ot ~traw p.1ny. Pul lll' s ul(j l hnt Ill' lol.! l•' vt r \lllll 1 ~ we!l'lllll(' lr1 Inspect I "f'i' ' tt ~ oo BcOO Captalh Ka.,garoo lh1 f'llr Jm M' of iHim muter-tng tht• 1,!)((• bt · JII ~ l' ll!llpletcd o n th e 11 om I I In \\ htch lllll ' \ uf I ht • Peqple's.ChoK!e For.d Th6ater Q:OO Lux Tbhter WEDNESDAY 1tc~·u1 llll'i•lmg (Jf the Mei1n roun I I 1 1 ~ 11 .!lid rmc As~O\liato.un !u r 11 , !ttl~t~l'S~ F1v t: or 111"'- •r Evangeline OES Chapter ficnic WiiJ Be Sunday LanSiiti Shpw ~ 9 : 30 ' Directors Named By Fish &Game !r l' ~h l ll st •ll l"( l l , o'io~o!cy 7·30 Halls of. IvY INew Public Lake 1 ~~ ~ 1/l t l ~ 1 1 r\ ' l lu l 111 111" llr1, ur t lh t lllii l p.rrr~ F l rrH'r Rr n nnorr :Jill r . 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Chapman spent Mond1y wttb Ella Ble.stiDI Mr. and Mr1. Matt PiekeDI• of "' If Texas aod E. p. PI c:t eDII ,.. ew Havea vbited neentl)r wttb MiPell Anna and Vena Plckeo1. Curcerlt 1 .30 Baseball -• ¥ i 111' 1ot IMN Of l'HI liGHt ~ ln lbo Sl.ZOO,OOO llrlak'a JObbor7 11111 willo clef.,.. ollomo7 P u1 Smith (extreme rllbtJ oo arrival at Sutrolk Superior Cowt. BoAoa, ltlul., wbiN the me att em trial. TM1 are {L tor.): .Jamal'ahert.1, HentJ BQer, AdolpblbeeJ 'l'bclilull ft.iebardloD. utmaet 0n1an. Vlcent C"*~ .Joaeob McGhmll uad attomu Smith. Tbt e~&~:~a ~t Ia AotboDJ' Piao, aot lfbown. 11:00 Tic Tac Dougb - t1 P9m~ro' 343 . 10 00 HGme alf7 pbone 398. edlftlrral oftlc~ vho!t~ Mr. and Mn Marion Rouah and were cuuta of .M:r and Mrs Charlie LteVlDJ Ht and Mn Rankin Roach and famJiy, Dayton ue vuitinc rels lives here. 3 DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG S-- MA SON 4REA IJEN. MGR. :. BRINK'S ROBBERY DEFENDANTS IN BOSTON COURT lS, 1"'-1 7 -=a=-.-'-vl Speneer'--or ,, -::U: -o- -- The Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, o •• Aug d1u1h~ra ·The Daily Sentinel JICKARD S. OWEM INCUBATO~ ' PRICED At $50.00 up . ...0. ~· .: ' �...._, --------;.; ..~ • J . --- --~ -- - - ' • •' -."~·;:.;,_; ·1, ~ ~.::Fhe·: 0aij¥S:~: ~-~.( ~i, '.~:._,~ , ~-~;~~<·I l.ini.Jte~CJifftBI!'ffer~H~th .;.. •... Braves And Brooklyn Lose As Redlegs Gain Full Game CHICAGO UP - The Cincinnati Redlegs conlinupd thdr serie.s with the Chiugo Cubs hert' today with a doubleheader a3 thr Queen City team battled to close the thret'-game gap to fi rst place. Art Fowler. who has won seven oul of 17 outings, Wtl s1 l he Reds probible !>*arting pitcher in today's opener while Hal Jeffcoat ~-- -- - - - ---- - MacGregor I I f UN rile BADMINTON SETS I $$ .4~ Complete Line ARCHEI!Y St.11'S .. U.95 .Equipment F'or The Little Leaguer BATS $1 25 BALLS $1.25 GLOVES $4.95 up SHOES .......... f4.50 Cateber'• •:qulpment The SPORTS CENTER Middleport tA~r fiJI~ tEA6UE~ ro ro T.RA!tlttlt$ CAM? -11'!1"110111" o#& 7o ~~e Nuxhall went all the way for ~HI~ ~H()(JI-PE~ his eighth win agaln,.t eight loses 1/HPROVRP E/10(16/1 Miving up five hits for t h e- Reds' Fi]/? /liM 70 Fm;ll fir st ~hutout over thl' Cub!! this !FFECTIV~t.)'. l sea~on It, however , wa~ the lith tlmt• the Cubs have been blanked . CmcinnatL's 11eeond run came ln the l.'ighth after Jnhnny Templt!'s 'lJil1' high rty dropped safely among Sl/'r1MONS1 three Cub fh~ldcr s, lie- advanced on Gus Bell's single, reached third CF ill/! on a fielder's choicl' :md scorl'd PH!ll.!lrS, Wf/0'5 on Gerry Kindell'~ prror. ,.t!~KI/'JG 0/(E CinCtnnati collected six hits ofr of' 71/E iJEt;r· pitcher Oon Ka1 ser . who ~uffered ~OME8ACK~ OJ: his sixth defeat again .~t three wins. Tf!E_Y~AR., The St. Louis Carrlinals-, battling ~to retain fourth place, beat the: Milwaukee' Bravtos . tl-2. for their .teventh win in 13 1m·eting!! wHh ·--------the league leaNlrs Murray Dick- matching shutout pitchrt;";- ;Jth batters and pitdttd a six-hitter to s~n went the distance for his ninth Sal Maglie for .six inning!.. gtve lhc Balti more Orioles a 3-0 Vlclory. 'l'be fa st moving Philadelphia The Braves, however, retained Phillles trounced the Pittsburgh win over the Wa shington Senator.~. their two--g11mc lt•arl when the last p· t 3 _0 and 11-2 to celebrate place New Vorl; Giant~ _whlpp~ a:~~~:s, Ashburn nig,ht Harvey Chuck Stobbs yielded only on(' tile DodjtlrH, 3-1: on Wtllte May1 Haddix ;wd Curl Simmons each earned ruu hut suffered his lOth I !!~~~~~~~~!~~tw~o-~ru~n~c:lg~hth ~blne. mnlng homer orr ~_ _ _ - ---- L ·-· seven-h1tter fur his ftflh after Cl.em MONEY Jim Hearn _fired a wm pltehed u sJx -hitter to Ashburn win his sevenlh shnighl victary. delivered two hits in .~ac h gam!?'. lo~s. c nn an t·rror hy Slah•r. rl': o(' h t·d I ... Pe<llld un <J rl •nfll'ld out. Tht• r1n- you can make money by borrow· lng money~ Just give us a call for $100 .. $500 or any amount up to $1000. You will like our · I~~~~ij~m~~~~~~~~ I Jl t ally hy th l' T nb(' WCI'i ma Ul' 1n 1 thf• six th lnmw whNl B ow l1 ~c- .Jr.u · l I ~·~t "'''"f1n•t and on;,..... ,, f'looch f('(u·han ,.1cri'Or. Tut!s.- Wed . Aug, 14-15 Tlw Yunk h, shut 11t1l by ('lntl('h , FAMilY NIGHTS - 2 .A.dult lhl· f1u•t f1vt• inuin H~( lil'OI t·d 1ht ·•• Tlckots Admit Truck Load , lutw markl'r i11 tlu• -~·~ th ;11; t'l o tu·h , John w~vne Maureen O'Hara !til !l oy ! wit h tilt' .\l~('k ~ loa ded l·, , RIO GRAI.DE font• irt tfH" run . ('IIJlwh W<llk t· d I - Alio 1 h!' lr<tst•s full , ·· • Ward BoT'ld DoT'ltta Concoran T he w rn1t1 11 ~ p!ldu·r W.l~ f'loud1 THE GYPS'( COLT I wl11• ;i]lnwrd tlw Y,tnk s- only Jj,, (In Tectmlcolorl l11 l s and• Ow lowr Wil~ Ht•nn ie Wtl Ca rton -- UNSURE RUNTS l the bank.appllcant had Cotton Knit JACKETS •.With PermQth.;d Finish &!nail, Medg, ~qnd~n Pol'lteroy _ Dress Shop_ READING BATTERIES OF HIGHEST QUALITY 12 MOS. GUARANT~E ...•_.. $ 9.95 ex 24 MOS. GUARANTEE $12.95 ex 36 MOS. GUARANTEE $16.95 ex .. Also F!!ll Line 12 Vol' -qt... FREE INSTALLATIQ,t-1 S(!eond St. ,'lis a great time to buy_ a Buick! City Athlclir s, 12-1 . .JJm RIYPru and Horl!hman CfiC'h ro ll ccted NY-LON HOSE •• FRE~ thr«·e htt.s to lead Lhe WhitP Sox' 16-hit assault on three Kansos City pitefler9. Connie Johnson strurk (JUt 11 Phone 197 All YOU dO (9 just BBk the check-out girl Or any Other employee to sill!.t you up and we ke~p a nicord of your purchases--you also ge! a COlil:d whii>lt shows you ex;~etly when you are due for a FREE PAIR of these LONG LASTING FASHIONABLE NYLONS in rn;my different .rl'<vles to please any taste ...... Here they are: KNEE LE)'IGTH, BARELEG, STRETCH REGULAR, AND KNEE LENGTH STRETCH SELF · SEAM AND DARK SEMI. COLOREID HEEIS,t51, or 6i GAUGF;. Tl!Y THE$E RUTH BARRY BOSE NEXT TIME YOU NEED HOSIERY. . • ./ '· Weekend J'OII CIOJ .lltlw 1 --~~~~~~~~~~~.---- sle!!!~:sdr!~!~~!~ncluded Short Regular ~-95 values. ' • ~~~~ STRAW - HATS All straw, panamas, le&ohrns and milam • 50% OFF MEN'S SUMMER TROUSERS Buy two pair for balance of summer wear and for early fall. One poor regular price llld the same value. No Alt.!ratlono Pleaoe - MEN'S SUMMER SUITS Reg Long 5 6 7 8 94143 11 11 51 3 , '/ 1on_e Wool, Others, ~oyon15.00 1 1 1 It 0 · 11 Cordi, Royon Pophn1 • OlliE GROUP SUMMElt AND WOOL SPORTS • • BOYS' SWEATERS ' For sdlooj wear Coal and sllpover, all wool. Values to U 95. PRICE usT BETWEEN us-don't you get a kick out of keeping a step ahead of the other fellow-especially when II comes to cars? So wouldn't you Bnd it fun to boss the newest thing in motordom-a car with the greatest advance In ,transmissions since the gearshift left the floor? And wouldn't you like to have all this at a price that Is right-and when the weather is right-and right w"en your cat is at its top worth? ' J $2.00 QOOpoir . other cars 1111/J' hot /Jarre tiJr ~ WE HAVE REGROUPED SUM MER APPAREL FOR SALE ?HURSDAY MORNING- FRIDAYantlsA1V8.DAY BOYS' SPOR'F SHIRTS • Well, sir, we've got that kind of situation for you-now. Because this very day you can slep Broad cloth, nylon and knit. Short sleeves. good for school. Size• 4 to 16. 97c 1nta' a1956 Buick With Variable l'lt.~ Dynaflow•-a transmission so modem tl1at you inay ilot find Its like In other cars for ;yean to come. 'You can have the thrlll of split-Jecontl action from the me,rest nudge of the pedal-· and with the good-news gas savings tlil1 econollly range brings. • • • You can have the safety-smge of power that comet from pushing doWII !Ill tho pedal and IWitchlng the pitch. Be~t of all, you can make the buy of a ' lifetlme•'F or today'$ low prices have ·helPed move Buick into America's best• telling 8 more 6nnly than ever. are ercat grandparents. The Hnltl'l'll also havtl two other c hildren. .. .................. . . . . . . . . :f~ . ,• • SB J.\CICIE OLIASON • ONTV .... """ Locuo ~;t>hl. Mu. G •raid Kelly Mrs Willum 'i b ~ ' ou ~ }. I Mrs . Merlin Tra('y, M'n Helen J..e1fhe 1t, .Mrs . Ernc,t Powell. Mrs i Ml . IS Middle~ort~ ,Ohio I 1 • - 1 ani"! sf' vtoral cartoon~; . OCTORfKNOW : S;~·t11 · khllmmt>r. Bernw W1! ~t on. Dav 1 ~- H(1yl. .Juhnny Al~t'n " I I Ch ar ](>, 1 NH·ky Walburn. D1ek•c Aull , .limmi" M!!lc"·. 11 1 01 t k llml imcr , l'rt:dd it~ Slatt·r. , tht ifrlpotiMCe eA •HiciM In restotlne good hoallh. And lot """ ,_,.. ,..., know tt.t pr-=rllted -.dl~lnn -..st be 1 occurGtely wor1h, Ha)-e~. r: ~ry 1 ' ~....-mdr• .I frelh, ..,... end You- loo "''"of lhoto ..,1~1 .. at STOU NAMI'S. l.ol "' • Adults and guests pr~sent wt•rL Ml' and :\Irs. Fronk Wt !);on and 1 d:..ughters, Ann and Sharon Kay : Mrs. _Jtobel't ~ensworth , M~s N , • f' . Swackham er, Mr.t. \\ J!bUt I -~ Koemg . M~~~ - E. 0 . Rall, Mr. and Mrs f'ranr1s Anders nn , Ke1th and Carul Anderson, Kay Slater, and Hubt!rt Byers .Mr. W1!<.on is man · ---· ,...... fntood-. I ._....,... ! ag"r of thr tl'am an 'J e-,e r~ s 1 1 Ct<~ch. Larry Baker. another t·u;.ch w~s unable to bt' pn•sen t. The Yankt."Cs will play :h . Jr. I 1 I ~l:ia~n~~:·~lh:•·_·:·•:•:•":l<~l~p~lo~r:e~l~ea~m: _ __ _ _ __ . ~~~l<i~-JI';;;;;~~~;:;:~~~~~~~;~~;;:;:;~~~~;; _____ _ I M1• and Ml'li , Van Coonf'\' ;;~n.J childrf' n accumpani~'d tlw h1"" f, r- nmo Suntlav ~nd Mr 3nd i\f r, ll Ht1l and .1·nun2cr son ... l• hn t r1 i' ) :1ftt•r them at the end of Ill<· Wt't·k ~ - - - -- LUTHERA~ MI~SIONA~Y , The Luth e1"n Mt~<~onar:- m• t 'a"' week at lhe church \1r ~. 1-1 ' 1 -~' · ard Wag:enhal ~ was tlw leader '\ gener al dtstUl\_S lOn of the t' 0 1ll 'niltl'C~ appoinletf at the ~om ··;i lir,n anti the rt"COmm f' tJd:~llon > nf tnM-~7- Those pr,..cent Wf'l't' Mt·.< llowortl Wa genh<!ls , Mr~. 1lwr a"ne, Mr~. Mt~rtin oh1 "'~' /' ' M1 ~- Edna Burris, \I ts. H. P !"?n11~h, Mr~;. Ste lla 1"1~· n~Hi Hn I YOUR KEEPSAKE FOREVER I j $500.00 I $150.00 ---- Morrist.?n Family ill Hold Reunion At Lewis Home Because your diamond riq of the orga_n_i'_' _li_o_n /.\ONACO $250.00 Wedding Ring $125.00 . is the everJattina: ~bOt (K your love, be sure it"a the finest! Only Keepsake ai,ve~ you a tuaranteed ~lect en· gagement diamond- rea;ard· less of atyle or ptice. ' World's Finest Quality Diamond Ringa 10 'Jtinp.._ ........... ~ ~- . . _ ' " " " TM. TRINIDAD $125.00 Weddin g R.ng ps.oo ~o;fa~ btfllfiQ · • AUGUST 16th l. , ••• I • SQ Q~R EMPLOYEES BLAETTNAR. ' AUTO . .'· .' Wh•n Your Conl'ldenee IB Justified Pomoroy, Ohio ~--·===~=~~~~-=~-~-~~~===~::~~~~:~====~~~~~:~~~~=~~,.,.. Other low-price cars can't possibly give you ' . these 7 big Plymouth extras! ' ' r ·. Dr~ )'011 owlt ~ '53, '54 o~ '55 mo,l;l of _o~e _of lfoe low:price 3? Then here ndi.Utyuu re mu.unt;look how much more the all--new Plym outh offerJ: 1 Tomorrow's styling today: You c1m eo!!ily see Plymouth is all new, while other 1ow-prioe curs haven't changed much in the la11t two years. 2 _ COLLINS JEWELRY • Thursday Afternoon , 1 - - - ·-~ They visited Dayotona Beach. JackJ::onv.ille Beoeh, St. Augustine and other point& or interest. AI RosRville, Ga., they 1'isited wifh Mr. and ·Mrs. James D. Lynne a9d family, .Mr. Denny and Mr. Lynne were overseas .buddies in ~rid War U. Enroute hornS! they visited in Charleston, W. Va. with Mrs. ) Spencer and daughter, Eliza- WILL -CLOSE =~:; The Septembe-r meetmg wUI be held at the home of Mrt. LoiJ OiehJ with Mrs. Charles Diehl as co-ho•tess. ! May Enjoy A Day At • ,. S:nltb, Judy Gilmore and Mines Mary LOu Everett Tracy . and Carolyn Smith ~ Why not stop In and take us up on that ·today? · \ ' Robert Dowen. Mr~ l1lat mef\lli we can come to tenns 011 the 'trade-In value of your car in a way that's bound to tickle you pink. f ' Mrs b lin· · · J'ho!le 60SI·X~ and sweeter handling. . Freckcr, Pine Grove Pbil and lis Ea•·l Denny J r., Peacock Ave., and Mi!.11 Betty Demoskey o( Mid- , dleport rcturne~ to their homes ' Sunday evening after a vacation trip through the Smoky Moun- 1 tains, R{lssville, Ga., and FloridQ. I Ralls levelness. A ride with new steering ease ur Mrs. George Thompson . Mr. and Mrs. David refreshmen t~ :-:~ :ar~~l~~anl,hf'.M~~~le~l~~ln;~ ~~~=·D~·~, M~:~Dan Ja S'~- 1I nigPla~·Ns pnst'n t w•·rt• H('ul Kor - I , Tnm Andt'rs1 ,n Torn !ta ll . I Mr~ . E. R.. Tompkim was elected chairrgan the Commission on Missions When tlley met! fur an orgonization meeting at Heal·h ~let hodisl CK'urch. Momlay -evening The Moni ~ton family will holl; !v'Jt·s. P. L. Mitt"h was elected s.ecre~ 11 reunion nl the hom <' ·of P..Jr. anti I tary and the Rev . C. Raymo~ Kon Mrs. Harold Lewis in RohinHOn ' kright presided at the meebng. District, Mason County, rive of ~iK j The Commission voted to havr miles bar·k of Harttord and New a.'i t·heir current proj-ect the spop- Haven on Augusl 26, thl' r~urth soring of the "Every Family Issue' Sunday in thfi' munth All folks ronll(·cted with tht' campaign for lhe · new mag<~ziy fnmilv are invited to allrnd an<l 11 "ToKelhr>r which has .takf!n th ~ to brlnll: their fricn ·l~ wilh them. place of the Christian Advocate. The rl'nnion is held annually Those present were Mrs. Tomp· in ml'mory of Clement Morriston kins, Mrs. Mitch, .Mr3. Carroll who was one of thf' l:'al'lv pion+!er Swanson, Mrs. Fred . Hibbs, Mrs. , seltlf'r.~ of Maso n County accordBruee Lloyd, Miss Be!ls Sanborn Ing to James M. Crump, president and Mr. Kankrig,M . Middleport Couple Returns From Tour Through The S~uth SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ... OR MONEY BACK! AII with the walloping might of Bulck't 822-cublc-.luoh VB en~te. "!!with tho new luxury of a ~de thats built :oq fom braW1l)' coil springs foe buoyan\ SEE OUR TABLE OF 25t ITEMS ----------------------~----- l y Of Mission Group NEW CITIZEN her glft .!i.. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haller. Chester Road, arc announrin~ lh P birth o( an 8 lb. 3 oz. daughter, Janirl' Kay, August 11, at Holzer Hospital . Grandparen ts are ~1\-fr. and Mrs. Homer Holler, Chestc:- ~~!~h'~'",:'d upened at RubTur ~rt tf()!low V;m Cuom·v. ltu s W<' l'k.wn TIH"v of :trj• \1r t'Vt'nJng . Mr~. Peat·l \'an !'ooney ll!H 1 hmes H<lOd , son or \1r and ~~~-, Mr!Jon Hood. -.. Mrs. E. R. Tompk i.ns. • Elected Chairman IPl'l crs. liBR'ARY TO OPEN The Midtll1•purt Public Llbi'UI'\1 will wen ThUI'sday nrter hein ;> closed for seve ral wccl\s. Are you a member of our RUTH BARRY HOSIERY C(..UB'? If not just listen-for every 12 pairs of our regular flattering, nylon hose, you bul( from us, WI! GIVE YOU' -, ..,_. ' '-.. ONfl ,AIR RUTH BARRY Doby also homered as 1h£' Chicll.go White Sox rru~hed the Ko.ruaN Ernt•.\ 1 CnvHi, MARINE VISITOR$ Sgt. LewL~ W. Osborn anrt Col. .John O'Brien of the U. S. Marine Corps spent the weekend w~lh the former's parents, J\llr. and Mn. Harry Osborn, Lincoln Terrace. Osborn who has been stationed 111 Camp LeJuene, N. r .. left for Tnledo where he will spl'nd six weeks competin g in rifle range. ' TO THE LADIES ~h. .• or ;tnd a dinner mt,"etine , HERE'S I Pullen . be timel . City Jo.ck Hanhman pitcher! R {our hitter and homered und Lany . The Seplllmber me@ting will be Ill the First Presbyterian Church with th~ In lirnational Rt:ialions committ~ in charge of the program. Mrs. L E Reynolds, Mrs. Guy Swadley and Miss Nancy Reed will present a speater: from Gallipolis wh c WCTU PICNIC SUPPER The WCTU will have a picnic sup- will show pictures and give a trn of a recent v1sit' to per Friday at the Roadside Park vclogue Egypt. Becau e of the current in. 11 at 6 p . m. Members ore -to hring <r tel'esl in the Suez Ca nal problem covered dish and their table serthe commitlee felt the tuple would vice. Ad\fress • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . . . . . • . . . . .......•... ) "• The .Middlepot1: · DOln Smith w;u 1 • lay•ll• •holm ond alter ' " ' "Yankee Party" Held On Monday Eve I F.?r Middleport Little League Entry Gress Zerkle'. Mrs. Dorolhv H. J.Owen'. Russell,Marlene Nelhc Owens, Mrs. Walte_r Harris, Jer.ry TuberculosJ~ A.~sociotion in Southt>astern Ohw. The meeting was held in connection with the 'open· ing or the new TuberculQSis Hospita! in Nelsonville and the g 1·oup viewed the ho~pital. Name···· -·-··,· ···· ........................... . I ~rs the St-crf'ta r y wa11 ~>:in•n b)• Mr11 t~r ne .. t .Puwtol l. Then· wa~ a d l~ ~-u'>llwn 011 th e mlllle> makmg p ro Jed~ r,r t he <· luiJ lur th t' hf" nefJ I ' uf lh t.: fluwt'r ftH:d. The tu rthl"la) ~ M Mrs IJ:.~nll oliver and Mrs lrJ 1 Wt!l!mJ fl wl·Jt• oh~•·rved . , G<tme, Wl're- pl;~yed and prtzt', 1 awardrd to Mr~ f ' lllfu~o J aPoh; ' Mrs Hele n Lt•J rht•lt <~nrl Mr~ Ew••t>lt J Tracy 1 At the dose lht:' mrelun:: Two Middleport y th At t en d· Junl·or 'HI" Camp five secretary .__ .ol an the d H Meigs Asso 1o~ts ty 'l'uuocri:u ea lth Coun ciation was in ~t•lsonviUe- last ~ o11 en d an a11 d av se•,swn · wee k to uf the executive secretaries of I am interested, best lime -to see me Is .. : ............ . <- · 1 ,1 AnE.-05 SECRETARY SESSION .Mn. Will)lace Bradford, exectJ- Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Col and b f ~ f Link Ellen Craw Ot:u o urn us were Sundav " guests of Mra Ethel Low· ery, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill and Mr.· and Mrs. Walter Walker. !·'d.: ' A ''Yanke!:' Party" wa~ h1·ld al th to hu llle of and Mrs. Ed Business an~ ter Monday Cvf•fl :n£ whl'n'th t.• \' t'n Professional Women'11 Club ha~ ~ : 't'rtalm d thr Yllnk t> l' t. 1t1! 1· u :1 picnil! sLipper at t~e , Road.~ 1 d•.· l!u r baseball team . Homt• m adt· Park Tuesdll)' evemng and ad - 1ce c 1·eam !ln~cl fnod t'~kt- brow journed 'to the Fry ,Plumbi_nr rui·~ anrl koolade wert: ~crnd an rl Shop where they enjo>·ed ~ sene• t~w program for the evcn nl! l'l · or games. Mrs. Wesley Fry 1~ pre c·!uded c-olored film 9 t~ker. h\ .\1r sident of the club and members of Slatt>r during the Y:mkP t· g-;11111 .. the hostess committee were in - - - - - - -·charge of servine hot dogs, ham • hurgs. coffee, oTange ade, potato ehips, relishes at the park and durmg the social hour cll..ke and eof· fel' at the Fry shop. ,QU S · • Twenty-five members and two guests were preSEnt for the pic~ nic . Members. o[ the hostess com Two boys from M1ddlepurt un· mittee are, I' red. dJe 11 ou d as hclt , Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney, Mr~ t·rprl';len ling: fh(' Fir;;t R :J ptJ~t Charlotte Perrin, Prf.rs. Richard Church nl lh £' ..Junior l! l!!h Camfl CEL&I...TES BIRTH~AY Tbe sixth birthday of Christinl' Koehler was celebrated Frida~· evening_ at the home of her pare-ntl, M.t. and Mrs. G. R. Koehler, Groveport. Sharing the decorat ed birthday cake and home fllade 1ce i:ream were her grandmother . M•·s. Lewis Koehler St:,.; her aunts, Miss Betty Koehler. RN . Gallipolis and Mrs. K. D. Amsbary and children, Jimm~ and MP. linda, Middleport; and another aunt , ·Mrs. Louiil Haines. and family, Grove 11 ort and Betty Lynn_, Karen Sa'lly, Rick and Mike Ko:ohlcr. E:XTRA INCOME OPPORTUNITY We have an opening in this territory for man or woman to service route of Hel'!iley candy coated milk chocolate ven.del'll You deliver and collect. If you have a car, can devote fuli or part lime, have ambition to develop II( &ood sound business. Our field man_will show how you ~:an earn $S~O.oo per year part time with unlimited full time possibilllles, with a small inventory investment of only $495.00 to start. Interested parties fill out tills form and .mail ~ack to Manager, P.O. Box 1951, Cleveland 6, Ohio. " convenient terms. ay auest Mtrtedes 1 I ~ge $4.95 $25,000 in a 388-V Plaru welt! mttde to a· tell •! "Coffel' T Jme" IH Hu ntJnglon un Augu ht 21 , when tlle Laurl'l <'1111 JJfJttcr He01hh Clu b mel ~lrmd<!) l'vemnx at thi< hom e of Mn I.J·~ ren ee Smith with ~r11 Jarne~ 1;1: mnre as eo~ho8tl'~~Mrs. Lloyd Wl"lghl presid l"n t prf> ,idcd over the meeting, Wh it'h op<•nt:: d with group -~•ng• n~ " li ngh ten The Corner" <l nd the J. ur 1! \ Pr<tyer m untAOn , The rep ort r.: Women's Club Holds Picnic On ...I 'uesda Y 00 ' of Mrs. Laura BreWster and 1'------------•'1 ll~"'"uLeona Whlte. MOoR ·. 'S . Thl' 1\f·d Sox ~(" Ol'('d runs in flw I THUR ."itiAY & FRIDAY fwo.; l f• i!lll!' nn a !>in~le- by (;ilkey Spencer Tracy Rob<trt Young and a l1oO ntin g double by Fritz NORTWEST PASSAGE 1-tulhgcb. P!leht·t· Hieky Oiler, tJ[J(In Technicolor. l'IH 'd the fourth Hilling for the Sox 1 -U IIIo-with u duuiJle: advmwr_,d to third Rich. De-nning Angela St•vens nn an infwld out hv Mike Lillie, CREATURE WITH 1111d .~co re r! a ~; li ke nwdc ri•~t. nn ATOM BRAIN <lll «rrot·, In 1ht• tnp "f lht• l' tflh. Ca•·toun--RED, WHITIS, & BOO lht• Sox' IJuomi n;.( ba l~ wt•rt· gotlll I D b k Mr. and Mn. Ray Woodgeard and family spent Sunday with relativ~ ln Logan. Mr. apd Mra. C E. Olark a~d so.n. DavJd, returned home, Sun· day night after a visit In Cleveland with his brother and sisterlnJaw, Mr. ·and Mn. Thomas Clark. Their eleven moqths old 100 rtmalned here with hit ~Uand parsnts, Mr. and ,._TB. Thomas Cook , . MT and Mrs. Marlin Young and son~ Jam~ of Coca, Fla., are t}J,e 3 of relatives In Meigi Co. Mr. and Mr1. Homer Brickles of .Columbua were reeen t guests of Ethel Ulwery .at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill. .,, Cl ub PI ons Hun ti ng t on T np · The Senlinel Mr and Mrs. Allen Jenkinson of Burlington, Okla., are the I••~-=·~~.:.:..:..:..:..::.:..:..:..:..:..::.:..:..:..::..:..:..:..:..:..:..:::::; Ohlp I Phone .~ on . Mickey M11ntll' s lammed . hi s 42nd h,Qmer to rr:main 13 games ahead of Bahe Ruth's record 1027 pace nnd ~park the N('W York Yankees to a 12·2 drubbing of the Boston Ued Sox. Dilly Martin "j drove in tour runs in a 15-hil attl'tCk. Wayne Betardi and Ray Boone humcred in t he 15th inni ng to lift tho IJetroit Tigers to a 6-4 verdict ' ilver !he Clevel.ll ml Indians nfler Cleve lnnJI pitchers Early Wynn and Don M~sl retired 28 batters in succession. Th~ lndlons got 14 hit" and nine walks hut l(·ft 20 run ncrs .stranded. .. Sometimes .. 1 A T#lf> YFAR. /1& Wt:/11" 1 POMiillOY SOCIE'fY 1 <;t<>H coNrRAcr 1 See Our Complete· Line On Outdoor Equipment Mill Sl. cUR1"' WA? Middleport -League I11 • Eleanor s. Schaaf, Middleport SoclelfEditor-Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy S<Jciety Editor-Phone 6244 TIH· l ndJ alh mo\> l' d into .:t tH· ~ '' ·:r ru n:-;, :1.~ thr h•-nd.off man The Senators tallied tbree mor~ r ~ ~ ' ' pl; uT m ltw .\l l'fd lt•pm·t 1.11 11 'I hol\l<ls w.,Jkccl. another V . in lhe fourth inning as Boyard 11 ·· Lt·:,gw· :..~ tlu ·\ d<~u !p\'.l 1h" l·,·•wru ;•·. tt11' r11 :-;t baseman, made homered in center lit!ld aod scori \';1nkl'l'~ 41 'lu~· ,d~.' ni g ht at th t· ' Jll,l 1111 an ,.,-r .. r. and Gilkey's ed Man I e y who walked and 1\l ldi!ll·t•tll\ r~'tl · ··~ ••n d r. ,., t,~. Th e· h••uw nu1 111 r ~·nt1rfil' ld , was flOOd 11 Littl~ who got \0 base on an Ht'd Sto \ ll.!l ltl·n ·· d th c tt· ~1 o1sp or1 for thri.•e tallif's A walk to Roth- error. ~ thtrd p Lh·•· b,-, nut rill'1n_l.( th1· r· t· l 1:r> h , .1 >lal k _t• ~ Oil<·t· and Bennie The winning pitt'hl'r was Ricky IM dw c·ll111 g ." t' llldur ~ ~-J. IJ1•u1 drol'('- •n hn n. :ts a.s • bl' Odt>r anrt the losfr wa..~ Ronnie I Th L· lnd 1:..n~ tlil·kt·d up two t:JI . m a 1c· ~ec·oml on 1·t\w-' bale errociMl:lnl~Y- · Il l'~ 111 tlw ~~·to rld innjng. 1~lwn ano, "t' P'~ :·d t .lll :l )'d Littlt.•, }' riday's schedu led includes: C;...•nt• Wt~ c m:1tle 1'11 st on 1111 t·r- wh •1 c :l1: ··I ftrst c!lt anoth~:r Sen- Senators VN.IIUR the indians, and , !'1•r, ma ri e ~enmd and thirrl un ~tint t•no. ···r: .c ,! Dent. the Yankees Joek horns with the p;t~st>d b~ll_, and sru t'Pd on a sh:ll' j) Red Sox. ThP St!D.IL•r; went o.thea:J in the , Jngl , h)• cH idwr RH][(lal ! Uuwh-.,, ------~l'tlth t: r !:I lis Cl01 1(' h duub h• d t o I!J' 1111 w 1 ', ~s Joh nn}' Stevenson NEST lltaG BARS titELIEF WATERBURY, CONN . ---( U P),.. ng ht fJt•ld a!lll Uowk ~ cro-He l lt!l· 111arll· l1 . on ;111 t 1 ··• 1r, Karr wa lk~.oi;Jte A !nne 1<-~ll y w:•s madt' h.\' L·d, o.ttH.I Bonnit· l\1;.n l~y with a 'l'hc Waterbury Welforr: ])epart· hc Jnd1 :m ~ in tlw f(JJJI·!f 1 int •i ne( t 1 iple tu lt·ft fidd .scorl!d Steven- mcnt turned down an application wht:: n ( 'harlt•s Culr- .~ made f1r ~ t ~ 11 11 apJ Kur·r . for re!ief · when it was discovered i I SUMMER '. For Fir:-~1 I will take ovl:'r tht• mound chon•s in the sl:'cnnd g:amt> in an ('f{orll to better hu; :J-2 rt·cord. The Cubs cho~l' pitl'ht·rs llu ~~ M:f'yer , with a 1-4 r{'('orrl, a n d Warren Hil~:kl' r who has won two out of 13 ~t.nts The third -p lact' Ht· dlr~;:s movt~d vp a rung on thr Nat 10na1 Uoagur ladder aftt·r Wally Post s lammed h i'~ 22nd hnmt• run of llw seaso n into th e !t'fl fil'ld hlPIIl'hcf~ ln th l'! fourth Hlfiiog Tue sday He led lht' R('dlegs and p1lcher Jot.• Nux1 hall to<~ 20 v\c tor:- over the ~ub~; The win hr·ukt• a thn·t- -uame loRing sft't'llk fll!· Cindnnati, which scored its fourth stn1ight victory and Its nmth triumph in 14 games with Chrcago Mrr. Robert taken aback when laughter M11.rgaret saunt•red Into tbe kitchep Aaying "~ s mell those eoct-eyed peas." rInd ian s & yankees In Dead Iock' REACCOMEBACK •••.-a,y Alan lftavet 1 For I ' llgg..t, inside •nd outllde: Plymoulh'lll ~he biggest, longest, roomiest car of the lo~ · Prl.c~ three. A smoother rido OA4 q~m:e ro~m to enJOY 11 . 3 hclua~ve Puth·luHon Driving; Wit~ a mere finger touch you select your dri\'ing range-a! you'd ring; doorbell. On le£t, out of children's reach. Positive, mechanical linkage. 4- Choice of two super~ engine~: Pick either Plymouth's sensationaiii}·-Fire v.a (up to 200 hp -240 hp in the Fury) or the PowerFiow 6. Top talc.e~ and pas•ing power QCI'OII the board: Plymouth'!! 90-90 TurOO.Torque provides 5 -e-yp; MO.UTH 'osts less: ' ~· "¥'· . 1 ~!bi a t c tl1e greate!lt hreaka~ay and pauing poftr in all models of any low-price car . 6 Createst aHentlon to IKifety; Plymouth gives you many more etandard equipment safely fea· lures-Safely-Rim wheels, electric windshield wipers, SafeGuard door latche&, dozens more. , 7 Far moN u:ti'CI1'¥alue features: Plymouth•• low price includf:'l8J¥ilJ uclwive luxur.:y fea~ree.. Compare at your Pfymoulh dealer'• &od~ty 1 ·; �' ... ~- ----- ---~-...__-. • .... ·~ ., ,.; 6-Tbe SenUne~ Pomeroy-M,Iddleport•_o ~ ug_ 15. 19~-- \VANT 'DS r"ottl '"~ of 2 c:t:d\S pe:' •oro •ill be c.l&rt:ed for &d'l'ertUmg if not paid .'ur be{ort' tbe •.3lb of u.;:b mooth f(.IJiowihJ' ln ~rtioa 1;m:Jrs w Adv~rU..!illll:---$hmtJd bE' ~~o.x. --~~~ ~ 3~ I I ' 10-For Sole -- ·- --~ Auto ::.ervoces 2 five room apartme nt11; 2 fourroom apartme nt&. all with laun· dried and garagu ~. N. Bengel. Pomnoy, Ohio. ----" -1 ~·~ :·· or rent - Electric wallpape r steamer. Clint o n t~ i s h e r , Mid · dleport. Ph . 621:i~· X . ll -1·11 5·ROOM Apartment and bath . Modern . 1& y]so !;Uilothle for of· fice ~ipace. Cal[ Dr . K. fJ . Am sb11ry, 275....1, Pnnwruy. 8· ll ·tr - - - -- - - f'URNfSHED apa rtmen t, 4 rooms and bath , furnace heat, pr ivate t! n· tran_ce . Phone ~ 1 70·J_._ _ 8·11-6\c 1953 John B. Long~worth-1;-;9:;56 -;­ ln lovtng me mory of our Dear Hus band and Father, John H. Longsworth. A Leaf in ou r book lJf memories J.s genlly lumcd tod11.v And th e sor row traced upon that 6 noom unfurnished Apartmen t with bath for rent. Alsn 3-room page · h Is as fre~h as whe n you went un f urr11s ed ap Rrtment with bath. Both newly decorated . away . Cali 294. 8 . 1 ~tc 11 brin gs hac k though ts uf a te nder heart I 17 I That lov(•d u~ all so true. And we w· vt·r that day we would ~ · WA11'RI<:ss wanl(•rl. Must apply in ba\'e tu part From one so loved And chCI'il!h· person. Home Rc~laurant, Mldf'd <t S you dleport, --- ~.ate So in our cht·st of m emories we WANTED: GIRL FOil ltouaework. IO('k up out· thoullts of you Mr11 . Marlon Cowd ery, I..one Your s mtlc , your gentle face Bottom, Ohio. 8 1~ 3tp and all the thinKs, Dad , you used to do. . WANTED: Someon e to eut locw;t Each year as we drive down lhe posts. Contact Ed Spencer or valley to the olrl horne- 1we _phone 6069 ·~ :___ 8 14 3te Help Wonted 18J Employment Wanted o pen th ir> eh,..,.. t an d ~ v e nrl ( ho urs tbinkin of you . .E :u ·h y ~ar the f lower s w~ plaec~ . upon your .grllvC' mu y wi th· - - - - - _ ..._ . _ _ __ er and decay , Employmellt wamed : HOl iS!<;. Uut our love fur you who slt·t~ r ' WORK whuc ('lin go home twneath, will nt•vt• r fad l' nlr.:hts. Write or see Mrs . awa)'. Ilo.'lic St!arlcs, Middleport, Ohio Sadly mhwed by wlfr Hn(f family Route I. 8 14 atp 1 11 1201 Business Serv I·-CeS HOME BUILDERS LOST- A l1rge mal e hlnt'k trnd tnn Call r.uy Ncigler, Ra cine , Ohio. HOUND . Plea se nrtllfy E. Vita 8 14 12lc - - - - - ---toe, Middleport , Oh in. 8.9...(1tc RADIO & TELJ:o.:VISlON SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland AJlpliance Stllre, 118 W. Mala St., Pomeroy 2-23·tr J940 Ford Coupe for 1111le. Good ----~c--tires, run~ good . l'honl' 290·J . FOREMA.~ ~ ABBOTT T.V. SERVern Bollngrr, Naylor;o; Run , VICE AU makes Repaired by EJ: Pomeroy, Ohio. R 15 3tp pert Techaicaan., Phone 5284 Y Middle,..._ IHII-tl 105:t Bl~ ICK Suprr V8, 4·rluur Sc· .(81 Auto 5oles dun, clynanow drlvf', $130~. Blae ttnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. U·U-6 1.e 1065 OLDSMOHILE Super "88" lloHid11y Coupe, powc>r stecrine 11nd brakea, hydrama\lc drive, t2695. Blaeltnar's, Pomeroy, 0 . ---- 8-9-6h: 19M MERCURY Hard·lop ('Uupr . Monterey, mcrcumatlc. one nwner. $1796. Blaettnar's, l'omNoy, Ohio. 8-9-tltc 120 81 Insurance Life, A.uto, Fir., PoUo. Call Don MUla, Middleport. Ohln I21) Real Estate or newly shingled, nt•w coal fur Town }hll, MinlmboJcn . 8 JO 6tp --,-- --- 1~3 PONTIAC O•lun 8·Cyllndlilr. 8 ROOM H0USE, wHh electrl('ity 4· door Sedan , hydramalic drlv<':. ft.Q.fltr ROAT BAUGAIN { f water In kitchen, on Laurel Cliff, $2500. Call 6109 Middleport. 8 14 3te f'OR SA.LE-P11ad 1tlrby Real Ea· Rutland TowMhlp. 31 -tate, acres land, boule, bll'l"n and ou\ bulldlOJa, S~ George A. M~Jn. hart, Admlnlatrator. 8- l -U 19) ; . ~. ~· 8 14 3tp m 11, :ra; COL01'o!IA~ CQ,J ~$ M\Em&: l\. 'oOUN"' CCfoW,Uio,lJ,/1111!() TO f A.;;.~! OTI-Il\lt 'l"HR{)Uo;H "•nAKINI Fu..rJ 1231 Legal Nctices ---- Fight Results IY UNITID PRESS LOS ANGELES UP-· Bill\' Sw('etpea Peacock, 1201f.:t. Phil~ · delphia, outpointed Jose TolUl'O l.opez, 121, Mexico City, 10. MAX WARQ llTio••••• """'··-c.. Mlll~t .. H .. 1 M - -u.. ...... _ 115 I. l.,...t Sl, r~ Ita. THI IOIING 707, .A.mertea•a lrlt commercial jet airliner, 11 tlle ftrat fet trll.D.IpOrt to Ian!~ at l..u• Angeles Internat.ion&l airport. The 24.7,000-pound tour-jett.u Jaaded on tbe runway a. gracefully u a .tWallow one hoW' and GT milutea :dter leaving SeattJe. -- -- IF Yau have something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Re,ults- ,.... 211 \' . 11 ti -- ----- !'.1il wa ukm• a t St. Lou is ni ght S)•a h n l :! 9 vH ll-8. Ciliri rwa ll at Chica.e:o 2 ga mes - t ; r 1 1s.~ 2 0 o 1· Fowler 7-10 and .J dft•o1t 3-2 vs Meyer 1-4 an d ll at ke r 2· 1\. THURSDAY'S GAMES Nr·w Yu rk at Br ookl yn, ni g ht Cirw in nati at Chicag o Ml iW UIIk f'(' at S l L OUI S , ni 1;!1l (Jnl y g l'tm rs ;;cht.-•duled N1•w Yur k c 'lrv Phlnd Hi lS! on t' hi c~:go lk! rni l l.l <~ll irnorf' Wa~hingt o n W L 74 38 fl3 46 62 48 ~7 50 53 ~8 49 62 Pc i . .661 578 46 .409 2B 65 INSURANCE AGENCY FIN, Awtomoblle, Heftth ACCIDINT Lit., CtllNity and Bond• In MIDDLiiU)RT, OHIO 61K-M PHcliolll 6111 Good Clo111 Uaf<l Cor,\ AU Makes ...d Model- METROPOLITAN AUTO' SALES WE BUY :rmUO'I'O"BA.L I BEAMS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. llk'lkAP IkON ..... MI:'I'AIA Pbcm• 810 Potn..-ot - REAL ESTATE If you want to sell your property in Midctlrport , SEE ME. GB I) w 11 .5:i3 14 1.-i .477 20 1fl .441 24 1f.1 . ~64 73 HOBART ·~~819$ Atte nding se11eral days tbe flrat week were Mrs. Lawrence Smith. .Mrs . Merlin Tracy, .Mrs. Phil Wise and Mu. Clifford 1acobs, Mr. ar.d Mrs. .Pearl ~acobs, Mr. and Mr!., Mjke Russell and Mr. and Mrs. P. L . Peo~le.s spent the past week at the camp and .Mr. and Mra. Law· r e'n ee 'Smith and family and Miss Judy Gilmore spent the weekend. . . Spendirig Sunday there were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. Jacobs, Mr. .~;~nd Mrs. Phil Wise, William Bai· ley and Miss Delo~s Milhoan. " SICIPAlY of· State Jobn FoJter buUes· ia sbC'WD after he had 'dropped hla realltratlon blank Jftt0 I baliot boX· In NDw Yot"k •• ' \ ~LL ne •.,.....w. - ELECTRIC Amerlea .Jwald eniJ eajoy U.ernselvw wbell *be7 are FANS . JOIUIJ'. ' also llacMd4 be rememheret tUoace lhal JOU'ro ldi.IJ yllUDJ - U .. the time l.o , ... l pare ,... pear later :reore. unders-igned Ju~·or Otbo Evans, 'II file his ¥- Uon in the Prob•te Court CANCE county praytnc f~ _an Lawn Mower SPECIAL , . peLi· l , Used Two Mo1tlhs Blld ovlter of I was said Court, autborizlng change I or hl.s name froin Junior Otho I Evana lo otho Cecil Gilpin; 5 aid I petition will be for hearlq before said Court on the 22nd day of September, 19!16, at 10:0() o'c\ .. ft~ A. M. or as "YOUR t10011 lhmeillor M ... the 11me. Court may hear Junior Otbo Enns, Petitioner a SUNRISE TO 15 ttc 94.95 NANCY WHO , I'LL HIT A FEW ,, ROCKS FOR BATTING · PRACTICE now $69.95 lbe • · ·nlaablltl \rabllllr for aay boy who dHlreJ .. pi eheact aad . , ll IIIOCI-.a ilteUme. s... '25.00 Save $25.00 of Reedsville, R ute No. I, Meigs Couoly, Ohio, PICKENS Point 6- Hardware STORES Phoae 153-x Pomeroy Phone SP-3-11183 Muoa ,WE WILL SEE SUNSET ~'!'ATION• 990 YOU SOON • AT On Your Dial STOCK CAR RACING SUNDAY AT CLAYB.\NKS SPEED\VAY Aug. • THE 15-18 Meigs .. with a display of the most modern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, and OLIVER FARM EQU I PM EN_T .· , • Besure And See This Gigantic Dlsplqy r .- FULTON· THOMPSON . . Po,ne,Oy wh.lle .& Newapaper Jtoute provide• ' • "Y••'~"~~ lm,UU Uaa$ the ,.... ol Notice " Is ber,eby give-n that the at 'l'bo ba.to ...bleP experiIUI.ce Uwl .. boy reeelvn frern epera1oi&J' ha. o... oewspaper 1'oale Will helP' blm ell.joJ 1 taller• more proapenu r. ·01117 JODI' oace"-too of&ea NOTICE bacw Cl'ty. Later, Dulles conferred with U.N. Secretary General Dag ·Hamma~'old on Suez: crisis. Dulles aOU&ht aJ!j)rovaJ of a proposed plan that the canal be operate4 by an lntunational body. ..... THIS WEEK I strike, AMERICAN ' CANCER 1 SOCIETY FROM BRANELL'S F.AI.L C6LLECTION cornea this 11lru \ black ~eer wool dress. A satin· · lifted · bo'w ft011tll the high ~raped waist. The miniature _-. tpllar npeatl tbo 1at1n aec:ent. .Old! ALong .Time · DULLES REGIS.1ER$ · This Week . 1 GIV lYou·ret FIRST BIRTHDAY Tile f-Irst •bitthdfly or MeliOd:~ .Am sbary, daughU:r of Dr. and ~\rs .. K. . D. Ambsary, was celebrated with a famil;y dinner at their hom~ Mdnd.ay eVening! Guest. in·· tluded her grandmother, Mn. ~ Lewis Koehler Sr.; Iter. aul)t, Miaa Betty Koheler, RN, Gallipolis; Lucy .and Jimmy Amsbary. ' SPECIAL TOOAY ' S GAME$ C hicn.:o ;II Kansas City Jlt•t.roil :rl Clevt•l;t n!\ Ho ~ t o n at New Yur·k Only !Pilllls ~H' hPriUII'rl ' ORPHAN ANNIE PICK~NS SEE ME. M~C. - .336 36 man's cruelest enemy You·re Only , Young Once ... A grollp from the Laurel Cliff Fl"ee Methodi st Church attended the F ree Methodist camp ffieeliDg · at Mansfield the past two weeks_. TODA Y'S PROBABLE PITCHERS Host on nt New York- - Brrwf'r Hi-4 vs lo"nrd 14-4. Chic11 go at Kansa ,~; C ity night Do nuvan 5·7 V!; Ru r netlt~ 2-4, Or troit at Clrv rl a nd night_._ Lary 11 -12 vs Le moo 15·9. Wnshington a t lia ll imo r t> ni _ght -Stewa rt 4·5 vs f orni f'lP.s 3-ti. J GASOLINE ALLEY Attended By G1oup From Laurel Cliff ATTEND REUNION Mr . and -Mrs. Gcnrge Fry, LockTUESDAY'S RESULTS bou r ne , s pent the weekend with Nrw York 12 13o<; ton 2 nil! ht her s is ter, Miss .Mab<'l Hysell. Hnl! illWI'r 3 w· a~ld ni! T<m o ni ch1. Sunday they w~r~ accompanied tn th e annual Fry r eunion at Pin" f'hil: agn 12 Ka n<as C' tl_v I n i).l hl ll <' l r nit 0 Clrvf' la nd 4, 15 111 11 (N l Gro\'e, W. va., by Miss ,Uy.~ (' ll and [ , Ml's . Aria Lambert. Kansas Cit y ---~ 37 ' If yo1,1 want to bon;nw ntoney. on your prop1•r1 y in Middleport or Pomeroy, I Camp Meeting Is ·Mi,o;s Kath rvn · Bengel of Cincin· nati and Mrs . F.ugene j3rown were gues ts when Mis;; L~·dta Ebersbach ass iMled by Mrs. A. V. Howell en· terta ined the Dau g hters of ,Ruth C ia~ of the United Methodist Chur'ch, Mondar evening at her home, Mulberry Ave . Mrs. George Parker, pres ident. p r e~ ided at the meeting and members responded to roll call wi th a most outstanding incident in the life of Chr ist. Devotions were led by Mi ~s Ada Gcnheimer who had for tt('r topic, Gratitude. a Chris- l !ian Grace. During the bu slneiiS s es.o;ion it WA S voted lo sell Ch•·istmas earrls and cvllry ~hly cards as a money mak;ng pr oject . An i ntcr·esting and informative program was p r e~;enlerl by Mrs. Par kt>r art e r whielt re fres hmen t~ wc 1·c ~Nved bv thto hostessf" s. I RODNEY DOWNING -------- I AMERICAN LEAGUE PhoM 61 Pomeoray, Ohle ' Mn~elj (lntttriMitional B<mftdp.\o&oJ Daughters Of Ruth Methodist Class Entertained Mon. 5. C. Real Estate Broker Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Home Attorney~ F'RI\ 'ac'( 1W T\.1! CI<()I.IJL'E\li!OME6 01= -- ..... .... PRIVATE LINt 7.k 6E(.I..AE 47 Quality, Service and Merchandise -------- I Major League Hesults -.. J I;~R~oc:;:k;;;S~';;'';;"';:'::;;=:;:::;:: in &00<1 . Became A s.~.tlon 14 FOOT runabout and traih•• LIGAL NOTtCI and 12 bot8Cpow('r mnt nr . Will ll r- lrn F. Paraona, o Minor. rf' 11r1J !lt"PIItale or all to~('! her. Thl ~ ;iding at Newbur11, Ml&llouri , Sta r Is 1 b11rg1Jn . Pho nr Nf'w lhlv r t• 1-loutc No. 2, Po!lt Ottice Addre~ h TU ·223U. tf :'>l'ewhurg, MlsMurl, Star Rout e Nn CONCRETE BLOCKS !, l' ' u TreS!Ia Boulw11re, I~ hen•b• "&ullcl letter 'or Lett" IIOUSE TflAILER . 2!1 rl . Nt"w nnHfied that on the 1'7th. day nf I lttl y. l!JM, Gary H. Par!Wln ~ . ml GRUfjc;ER BLOCK. CO. paint , 2· tone, Rl.'modcltd . Frank S Mil•• North of Pomeroy Frye, Rutland. B 6 9tp In fan t by Preston A. PJ~raonl'i, h is - - - - - - -- · ---~- nl'X I friend , PfainlHt, rued his p('. On Itt. Jl, Call Wm. Gru..... FOR SALE TOMATOES MEXf. against her 11 'defendant io CANS lariJe pink , non·arid - 2nd ·ith£'ion Court of Common Plcos , Mci g~ l' hou-e eut rrum sehonl house. ~·: ounty, Ohio, Case No. 12.446, Wllll~:m H . Hnlmea, Syneusc 1ra~ ing ror d ivorce frnm the s aid Ohio. R-6-1 mo.r tlrlen t'. Part~ons, 1 Minor, un thr PEACHES-Hal• Haven arnt Golrl ~rounds M Grou Neglect of Duty fllt Jubilee. New HAVepj Ort"hard . md f.xtrr.me Cruelty, and plain· New ll.l.ven, W. V11. Phon'" TU 'iff abo prayJ lor othrr proprr T• "'"' tiM! 111111"' of every 24888. 1-31-tr relief. Said c:aute will be ror f•mlly , • , at • cod th• temll'( laearina on or alter tbe 30tb day B-ll-3tc of AUJllll, A , D. · 1058. CHILD'S BOOTS, size ft. $1 .00;' Gary H. PariOitt, 1n Infant boy'• toat ,and c•p. size 3, $2.M; by Prelt.on A.. Parsolll, his glr)'l eoat ud bonaet, lite 3, next lriud. $2.50; aew nylon ruffled aUp, Crow aDd ob:o a, fl.l\(1. All . oiiUoiL Cill' ,I'"""' ' e,~~ Tt:1l ~ Pii:l;eeNTMlYU./ That wa.~ the very beginning for the marvel from Mobile. He ki ckf>d hi s s ize lb shoe up in their faces " and rlo n t> lore tltat catcher's ar m off." Saleh Wt ;o; in. Young S&ti'h quickly became the ¥ens ation of the Negro League, winning 31 g amr.s against four lossf'..s in one of his ('arty season!. But thr wide wo r ld beekoned even If th e major leagues d idn't at that tim e, and Satch s et out to s<':e the world H~ pitched In Pana ma Ven ezu ela , Cub<~ , Sunto Domingo: Haiti. Pucl'to Rico, Mexl.co, Canaria , Honolulu and Jap fl n . C· lie regt:;tered HI slrikeouts jn B't' UNITED PRESS one ,!lame a nd , on a barn ~torm". ing t(lur, won [our of six games NATIONAL LEAGUE agRin.s t the grent. D!zzy Dean. In W L Pd. GB one of Lhose games thev wrrt> Mi l wauk<.•r tifi <13 .f)(J6 scorel~s.s aft er 10 innings. Pa;;sing Brooklyn fi4 < ~ .587 2 3 old Drl enroute lo tt•• mou... ... C in e inn~ ti li-t " ' .577 "'I "'(IQ 1 Sateh r., ald mo,nfutty .· ' Sl. Lo uis ~ti " " 'fl ,'.! " If you ain't gonna <ive " ' """ l'~ 54 p 1tti lad b e lphh i a 46 55 63 .496 .4J:! 12 1~ runs, Mis ter Dean , we Kin'l gonna . ~ ll l'~ glve you none. " ' Ch1cago - 44 s:-1 411 21 SlgnM With Clitvelanct N e w York -tO 6Ci .::177 24 Y.~ Satch didn't He won, l-D, In TUESDAY'S RESULTS the 13lh. Cin c tnnM.I 2 Chi <"<l J::: o 0 They rlgured he wa .~ in the twi· ~ew Yo rk 3 Hwokl vn l. ni .~ ht ll~ht. nf h!s rareer when. afler Philaddrhia ::1 f'itt ~ bur ~b n. 1 ~' Pltc~mg an estimated 5,000 game,;, twili~ht he SJgned with Cleveland in 1949. Philarlel ph1;r I l P i ll llbu r~h 2, 2 n li Satch had a 6·1 record and in 1951 night went to lhe now extinct St .Louis St. Lo uL'! fi !'ll ilw n uke c 2. n i~h t Browns. He was 12· 10 Jn 19!52, at ----lhe age of 46, and proudly dis. a happy ma n As he once sa id, " I played hiH fonr-we('k old s on when may h ep ri ght on pitf'hin g unti l be signed hi fl lll:\3 conlract. I'm 70." There are some who figured He nllghl, too , the way he's that Sntch ~ hould have been a going. winner And ~ tayed up in the big - - - - .'' . - -- . ltagues !hal .\·ear as he won only INTERNAffONAL LEAGUE three AJ;:ainst nin e IOSMCII and bnw-' BY UNITED PRESS ed out of the mlljurs . But sehedW l Pc1 . ulea so necc&Hary under the hlg Tor onto 70 5"' 574 top wert• too confining for Satch f'ifl !ifi .5-!:'i He just likes to up And .!Ill fishing Rm·hcstt•r Miami .~ , ,., 510 when he feels like it. " ~m ..5:.!£1 M nnt1·eal flfl Miami's a good spot for 1hilt. 60 ti·l .4H4 and the Rochester hitte r s will tell 1111vana 5£1 (it i .4fifl )'OU that o1d Satcb is pllrhlng Jik o Richmond __ Columbus 57 fi7 460 _ ~0 75 .400 Duff11lo 13 ACRES l.AND tor S'flle. On RuTOOAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS eine·Baaban Road ;o;ear Sutton New Yurk v~ . Brookl y n at Jt' r'Chul'ctt. Lovely llulldlng 11 ttc Some locu&t 1tlmbcr Price $1,000 s ey City ni~ht -:..ntont'l ]i lll-12 vs See F . D. Hudson , 18 W. Cave Newcombe \8-:i Pitt ~burgh al Philadf'lphi:1 night St., Pomeroy, o1· call 184-X - Kline 0· 1::1 \IS Mt· ~t' f 7-5 o l' H•I,L!;O· -;-;;:::-;--;-----.-:--:---=8 l4 tf NoT BE 4 ROOM HOUSE IIHI3 PLYMCHJ1'H Deluxe 4-doo• new basement, Sedan, on e the heM '153' ~ In nncc, on Welch towl' , $00~ . ftluttnar'& , Pomeroy, ers ville. Wilbur Ohio. 8·9-Btc $10UI. Blactln~t'll, Pomt'roy, 0 . '' .U O MHI ' "' 1 1-liH>I'"LECliON OF H U!llt age. Kut you can full y a pp rt'd al e it only whf' n yo u reallzl" that Ea tch was 50 years nld las t monlh- and lhi.s i£ his 3'ith Vl'ar in hascball. Most of the play e!'S who tried so vain ly to hit his offerin gs the other nil!hl weren't even horn th e clay i n 1921 when Satch ambled -down out uf \h e grand stOlnd 11.t Birmin.L: ham. Ala .. and beg~ ed thr Black Barons to let him throw 11 few I n ha tt ing practi ce. ·- -I WILL NOT be fe.!ip-;;-~s·lbl-~fnr debts contracted by anyone QUICK S&B.VlCE OB Watel.t It& other than myself. palrlnt bJ Facto" 'I'Nined Signed: Albert R. Keeton Jr. watchmaker. COLLiNS JEWZ. LF..RS. Pomeny. I WIU. -;;poruiht~ - fnr debts eontraeted hy anyone CAR RIPAIR other than myself. NciJi!'lt'r & Clcel Garage, Racine, Ohio . 8 14 12te Dorothy L. Keeton 8 14 3tp HH\1 FORO V8, 2·tloor and 4-rlnor Barnet-Slmpt~on tnaurante A.aency, Middleport. Fl.r.e - AutomohtleSerlan . Choice or three finr i'Rn Bonda. Phone 6313-X 8-20-tt $:iD!i. Blaeu.nar'll, PomtToy, Ohio. 8·9- fJte ("()MPLETE lnau""'l~e Protedloo, - - - - - - .• ' _.,.,.,.,."'*"Jill.,. I Rent 4) For Rent •· " "---~---161 l.ost & Found ~ A.NT£() I :'\lohces 13) In Memorium . AT TI-ll!! I'Tf\I..Wol ~. ~Joolol , _ U O iA ~ (!.ITU' AIA'ollf' ar~w <tOt""") ~ Tla! C~~~; .,;llliN(; WT'E W>!..:.-1 LeD TD 1'.e I~ .:lF Tl-IE ,_l'oC !!: ..l>'e""""brf lloiTO Tte COII6nlliTI"" / TI-l_, ~ ...IM5NT' I ( 11 ) W ante d T Buy AUGNMENT, bl:iacinJ and brake aervlce. Hackett's SafMJ Serviee. Wel'l lhia Street, Pomeroy, Oblo. ..... #~~ ~¥trJ;'•~Av FIRST JET TRANSPORT LANDS IN LOS ANGELES Br oscAR FRALEY j r easo nablf' Unit.d Pres• Sports Writer 1 .ca JI -~02-~_ 8 15 _3tp : NEW YORK UP . - The most WALL PAPER SALE . wondr ous perfo rm er 1n s ports to· 10 d ays.l d . lth Cross Hardware. 8 15 3tc 1 ay ls 8 pappy guy w a.n age_ _ ___ _ less arm n ;~ m ed Lnoy Satchel FOR SALE : LATE MODEL All is· Paige. Chalmers tra ctol' mowe r. p lo w. May lw yo u Mlo W where S11tch, cultiva tor and di ~11. . Carson · pi k hin .o: f or Mia mi or the interna· Combs. 3 m iles north, Clwllte r, I tional L l• il gue. won a one- hiltl'r Route 1. B 15 3tp · llgar ns\ Uoeh t>;o; ler thi s wc~k . It ~ __ ~_ _ _ gavt' him a r1•t·nrd od 10 wi ns l aga i ns t a m r-r{' th ree ddeab; on Or a fa nt asti c I 50 f'&r ncd r un a vel'· .. . BABY BED ·fo r sale reported unb:edJal'i!J . T:lt! Daily SeatiDel wW not ~ r e~oponsible · - - - - - - - ' " (0; more llu.a. one mcorrect. in· ' f OR RE N·1· () II ·SA il · '. "-' roour ..Uoa houl!e on Ches le r R u ~d . Ga~. el ectricit y and water. Call 436 - Y r.&rCl of z"~ au4 ~~II Nu 8-15- llp UCN ot lLW~nta pnnted al reiU 1ar clusthed ratP:I. ObJtuartet 0 puhliJ>hed at 1 cent per word. - - WANT F:Il · HO US ~: nr In( rn Mid · I I I rllepor t, rea son ably pri ct•d . fo r Ex .GJ . Write Box 101 . Middl e· SA Yl DON'T YOU KNOWt port. 8- 13 -61 ~: Balr.er 'J. Will give yuu the best - · - -~----usde on (LU'TIJL~:.re u.r applian· ti 4 u-u ------•or rent--I!::J.:tenaloD Leddera, .t:i b 1 Seaflold Boarda, Drop Cloth8. CUntoa Fisher, JljddieporL Phone 11266-X.. 11·1-tf ::omplete WHEEL TodaysSports Parade TWO YOUTH BEDS co;nplcti', I Jood condition , best ulfer b.lr.es. ."'\ lbtt•· 2 eenv- per wora. IJIUI ... tert!OD. l'omtn'.lm r.bara:e Mtc:.4. eenll pu wo.r d ,for tbre. COb lfJCUUVe lDaertioaa. Spe~ai----Obtl month ror 211 cea." - •...O. I . ' . . ·i•.,•• , ~~·l'ial ~lEt;! '' • �8- The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., :\r1g_ 1.1 . i t:;.t) ~ •·~< ,,1 . \1 h "rd NE\l' HAVEN SOUETY I ' BETRO THAL Mr. and Mr. H ugh t..:vans of .Mora aDtown art announcmg tb"' betrothal il.nd appruarhmg nHl• r1age of then daught~r . L01~ V!rgmi,a, Evans to Wallace Young Sll'· wart, son of Mr. and .\!1:. J . L Stewart, uf Ne-w ll<~ven . Tht: Au gust Z5th wcdchng w!IJ be held m the Drwumund Chapel t'hurrh and RC\'. J11e DcHa 1tll. Ttw bnd• to be re("eU•t'd her H<~chl' lor ul Se~enre d<'grt't' from th~' Un!H'r city 1n 1954 and wtl l eompl t•1t work for hl'r Master of Alh rio· :::;rce LD Aagust ~·or thr' paot 1w•, .)'£'ars s he has l<~ught a1 ltldgnlal Ele-mental'} Sd1vul Shl' ,,,~, o.~t Ct>p\ed a \t';Hh.llg piJ~.IHill Ill Huo St']], K~ /',\ 1 . :-.t 1·.,.,,u t Jll~'ltrh•d V \ t'S! \'1rgull<J t ntVl' l.,l 1:> .. nd •· nuw empiU,\t·d !11 tho• I' ~ t \ lilt> 1 l orp' ~1 I \~, l'l!\lj.J 1I' ~ •It Eng!ll~l'rJilJ,( , I •" l' 1955 M ~r cu r y A: o~n d H. S..-at c:ove n ; white w o~ l l tirf's. 4 ctr. A real nice a ut.o1955 Ford V8 Fair lil ne 2 dr. A s t'terp ca r, 1953 Plymouth B• lvl'dere h ardtop. Onf' lc.c 1l owne r. A cl~a n , 50ii d ur, 2- 1953 C ~vro l.t 2 d rs. R an d H. Su t coven;. 011e Jtandard ~> !tift , one powerglide. Clean. 1953 Ford V8 Cu:'ltomline 2 dr R&H. Seat coven. Run, t ine. Cle.n, 195:1: Pord V8 d ub cou pt·. R and H. Spot light, buut ifu l t utone blue . 1952 Ch nroiPt 4 d r. A real nice dean car. 1952 Dodg-e 3 pass co upe. See thi s to epprt"<iete. Many More to Ckoose from Comple t e Line' of New SroHAtwef~t r Moto n. in Stoek METROPOLITAN Auto Sa les At T ra ffi c Lig ht In Mlddlf'port 295 N, 2nd Ave .Mictdleport, 0 . O pe n E¥e ni nga Until 9 p, m . Phone 6045-J L I Lib r•·<t'llll} ntulorell lo H;,·! n·t<ully "lltn· lht'), n l"ll J· ,.('ll.ll) Molt·) l"vl:uwllll{ r: ., •J.'II Hit) l''llllllt'd lu · II;LI -11 ld ,l I,· SchoJU I diHl lh• :"i.·w dlld jll i!l!'c.! ;~II l'll Ji •Y • ht:lllk'' I lu h and !U' ' jl.i !' t•d h1 lhl' 1':1 B J.,ul 1, \t·l \11•·• rl •unt·r I hi 1 1lo ••I ,, •lti.li'' BOY SCOUTS A ~roup ul 1\".l ~, .. ,,t, lt• n lt Troop Z50 v. l'nt <Ill ,, , .tllllolll,.. 1np on Vr 111 .. \ ;trld :-.,ilniol·•.l ,,1 t lw fa•m of( ' ~. ]'II n.· .. r I.•· I tllr l 'lh t· ~(·out~ "''r• 1:.11 Fr•·cSh•·ldlln Hou ~ h . Hu ~., ~- It' I .)." k 1 . Fl•·~hcr J•m r·n .1 • 1111 !'•·:- 'Ill ,,,,t,d II tll'W In·· •111 I ill' l\.1" BIRTH .,ud ',[,\ j ,,, .t' d l'I.Hk atL' \I" J,'Jdl1rlp:t•·•lll~ Thl' )\'t·w 111111 '11 l.t"il' • '1 11, l,rld <~ 1 1' ,\lr ;Jild \1 •B !.l rll ' t'atlrr. HutldTtll •• nrl ll.tlll- 1 ll.t l 1-(r tndjl:TI<'Ill ..; ;.t l'! • \lr .wd }1r~ !hl'lr Tur'd.i) nHt'llng 11111w <f!l'.li p;.rk Tlw duult'r "'" ,,. 11 , ,1 \,J (;l'or gr ~":·r~· Hl·,IJIJI,1Ji[ I L•wr• Ill'!· tl ;r tk 1-' mal plan ~.,.,.,,,. tn .rtl,. l·•r tln swl mm tnK J.iilrl~ hl'l d tt'tTII I I) GARDEN CLUB IJunng lh•· toU~lll<" ' tht· II li i; 'lh·· '\o·w HiiVl'l\ r;.Lr(]lll ( 'Itt\) \'1)\Cd to pureh;l'l' gu1dn flit l'ltib Itt ltl ,I IUth}li'OJl <1\ thP iliJnlt' uf ·\!~·~ l ltn IHI<'d \\ 1 , \\ ' T ..,,., ,](' , 11 Thut ~~~~~ ;lf. rnum chair ~ to spon~ur th•· Hlondmubtlt· ~~~ lw l~·riHHJ!t . The pollil('k dmner w;,~ :: 111 this tUntlliU!lil.l Ill S•·p , •·mhl'l ,, 1·rvNI .• t 12 nuon :1nd the- co hos· Those appow1•·d lu lhJ, c!Jillllllllt'l' 1\·.;~<'S w1. 1.1. \lr~ Jlu~o .Juhlmg , were Tom lfoffmJn ~11d !\L•rk \Irs ,\ K ll.lrt'lun g and Mrs . N Ward . T h1· H•rtury Cluh 1'111 1 lw 11 Wein ,\ ~hnrt !Ju ,int•.~<; se~sion asked tu Juln Jva• ·., w!lh tlil' 1 11111 ' • '1.\J' hl'lti The r l nwrr Show wa~ 1111d heill 1nak1· tiLl' lo1<«•dm<,!Jlll'j' (1J-H'll'~''f1 WIll' 1 1l WI It be h"'· id '"" vt~it a ,ucct·ss Thl'i 11 """ 11 ~ ;. 1 1 Nnvt'rnlwr 'l'hr prugr am hy Mr · ~ pcrsun., from Mn:-.r•n. l111rtlurd and \t~rv Sl('tll whn Iol d nf li f'r ~um· :">>ew ll flVl'n an· askt·rl !n dnnal.t• rn 1,1." pfiiJI'r'\ 11 f rai~tn!.! rlnwl'r' th is valitabl~ <otld 11\Ul'h !ll'l'(il'd :m d lll:tdl' :onant:<' llll'nl '\ of lh E•s t' ~ubstann· i'll'H'Ill Wt'l'l' (;,•utg<' .:nm 11 ., :\1 ,~ PollJid Hnt•~ h . ,gaH' a Sayre. N1tk Pht•l p> , Boh 1\h-Cio. p:•rw t· "\fy lh ... ;nul l. r~(! nrls 11 r thltn, J;n:k 1-'rcy , {,t·L•• :.:r· .lt· w•·ll Ft• 1w 1.,. , •\ rn u ntl thr ('alenrlar". Charle~ J!•wcll. V.ii .. dt'"'"' 1\rt!W!l 0111 ,. 1 , p 1 ,,.,,, 111 wne Mrs 011 ,, " , (' I•·'11 '' ·, t •~ · ,,.,. ''''''' Hot•~h \lr., H F H11ant, 11 · {,· R o,.t'y Mrs Wolf(!, Mark Wa •d. Tum ll ort FlDV<I r·:11 m:IL'k II;Jt ,~ LJ•Hh rowl'l l man and Kermit F'" rd :\11'" I' A ll a1e 1 Mrs . p ,J Woi • ' r ~P rt \ ·1r-; ll:<Jv· f' •l' kPn~ s1 .•11.1r• I.J V ~1r·(.r•W !\It~.; (;nldye ll ~ rl. SEWING CLUB '!'h(' Btnd Si•wing ('luh wa~ crl · Mt ·~ A H \\'<i< ld lum. Mrs. Jame• tert~m<'rl last T t tl' ~da1 Jl tin• Hamptnn, :'11r~ ll rrnwn r.aynt• 1Jnd home or M t~ N. !' s~uckhl• •n mcr M r~ J. luyd Rn11~h Ot hl•rs pn•sl•nl ~ ··n· \lr , D1111 Smt lh . Mr~. ~· A ll,ot('l, :O.·I t·• A SHOWER B. Woodr um , .\11 , H 1.. Hry,Jn'. , Mr~ .I J. Slt·w,,ll, h0no r t•d :'11 ,. Mt·s. H crm<~n 1.~ .1n•. 1\ t r~ . J. l. Lo•s J·:vetrl~ Willi a b111l:d ~hnwt•r I FRIGIDAIRE AutomatiC Washer designed for you!, The Startling New Ropit!ry .Bpi11 Gets pounds more water out of c:lotllesslaslles time and mooey spent In drying I WEARING l .ll' ll t;;milit·~ WPI'p \lr 111 1 . 1 tt1Jl' r~ wen~ 111 { u~um!HL~ S.illu.! 11 John Wollt· ;ond Keith Arnold play~d m a I.J•m., g1,1f t uurnameur HJJd pl")'t't l at I he ll!chwoud Cluh 011 Sumluy Mr . <Jnll :0.1•·•. l'hl'~ll.'r Ada m ' anll Randy of Weirto n Wt:'rc l'lt·f'k end guc.~ts nf :\1t s lv:~ Carwhart. I Mr. ~ntl 1'\olrs. \~'yall _c.hadWl· l ~, 1 aul a n(\ J t mm~t• ;md :-.'1 1. and ~1!s. John M•1rgan ,L1Jd children arc .1 ~;pC'Ildlilg a wr·•·k 1am 1Hng 111 Mlchi· ,gun. 1M< alll1 "'1•·,· K•• "''''" L ~" ,, 1 F,, .. · , muH I, Jl~t · t•nts ~·f ~1 1 .' A. A. l\nglc ·' ll< 1 Ang ' t·~ on .s l!n d ay. v1~ ., 1 l'u Mr rlnu" 'I ~>J', \\' ~:111 t•h .! ct we 11 ot tll l child•en vL•dlt'd ·"'lr. ·and Mrs Hugll ('h.rdwell 11f Duncan VJils. 0., I)Y t:: l' the w•·•·ktnd . .Mr. aud Mrs. E J .. Slt•in and sons anti 1\lr. and J\1r~. 1<:. I. Stem Sr., of A~hland, K,\', anrl Mt('ky 11/ fio~hesler. N. Y, an· ~p('udtng" wr<•k's ~·Mallon at L.'lk c !lope. Mr and \fr ~ Atllwr \Ve herk kit f11r All'x.wrlt'lil, \',, , wher E' · tlwy julill'd ht .'> pd i' 111 .' iltlrl nwt"r rd to VINid:t 1'1or a \{·u day va<'a· r ·to n ,. 1111 Mr~ K•• " ,,; 11 1 Mr., 111 . 11 1., Huck, Mr. ;m d ~I r s r\it·k l'lwlp·. mi t F'ol'd, J\lr Bnh .loh nsl on nnd,chiiLi nn If( ' J1 11 nn· 11 nd !\\Hgarl'l. \fr ~ 1111 1 \],., , (;p 11 r~<· ,Jro\~TII Mr and J\t 1 , i 'h :rllt•s l.•·~lt' l', ~1 1·.·an rl \lr~ . .J• 1 ho~ \lr. and Mr~ Woodr,~ w l 1\'nlil-. <l.llol I'IH ldr<·n and )\t·. ;tnd 1\rown F ri gtJairo {or tl w OlllSt a dvan ce d t lli llkl u g in ho nHJmakiu g (·onvc •t· iPnoe. NOON tlwy'vc llono Jnhn lh·1•r wh11 1~ l'llij')IO\•I'd Ill dirllln.t!t vis tH•d hh mo ! hl'r :\lt', II I. P .l !'l' tl\'t'l' tht• w<'t'kt•nd 1\lr~ l'atll 1-){',d l.l' and N.illl'l' 1 ' • loti•lh•:•. D;~vtd. from Cal ifurni a ar•· .til I'IS11tog ,1\·lr unU .Mrs. Wca\ 1 r. II• SPECIAL TRADE-IN SALE SAVE - SAVE - SAVE ,,, ll1w Mo!c!Jing liltm·Motic . ,.... ...... ,.--.......... \It~~ Lela h P{)we ll WlOi.•l air and lint, th auks to the cJ.olusl ... u Frigidairt'l Filtrator. No plumbin!!: nr /1,11/AI 1/ITI.I·II.IT/t IIRY/1 vE'Iflting T\Mded. Cloll•c~ are driod soft, ftufly nnd :nvoot·m16)1ing, With ju~t th ~ llegrce <Jnd Mt·s. :11ul "1\·\ r.~ {·art Whitcomb of \\'1 ~t S<lll'm vt~l\1;-'d here T uesdav ~11'' Harrv Mrllrr anO Bt•vcrlv •.t \1rddlt'hro;To, W Va.. v1silcd ;, t h· ~11 ~-<nd Mr~. ll arry Mtll cr hom1 tht .~ Wt't•k. 11t ~ urn! Each kit 1pedfkalty cr.a,.cf 1p.ciftc ty,. of hair .rtrl• I Varia h ll' Tnr. pN•l tur t C on tr o l• J)r y- 0 - MaHe Timer • Safd y D oor Sw i~t-h • Hadia ntube H eat- ing Ekmcnt • Oznne "S1Jm hinc" lump • Cholr.e of aU white, or two-tnnt'd --: 4 beautiful colors. BAKER FURNITURE ' ON THI UIGHTE$1 MIDDLIPORT COINII IN OH 10 .a ..-. even~ ,Of the. Junior Fair of Dexter wh!" . ,tiiB I I TAK[Al£A~ ~MOUR BOOK OF. .. GIFTS u I I' I ·-~-....1 ! JACKETS BLUE JEANS-SWEATERS t'or Tbe Mel(s Fair We Will Close AI Noon Thursd•y MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE JUsT A r.ooo M,ACE TO TRADE MlDOJ .EPORT, OHIO "'! Wahama :High Gym GIFTS MOVIES &. IDEAS I prolfam ia completing Jts tblrd )'ear In Mei.gs County. an~£' HoiUday is scheduled to repre&ent Meigs County In the State Fair Tractor Rndeo to be held in COllneetion with the Ohio State Fair on August 24th. . Bwalne Sayre of Portland was rurine'fup in the contest and Ray· Equipmeat waa provided by the Mtias Jqulpment Compan)'. Ot,hers l particlpatina: ib th~ cont.est Included Leo Norris, Don Robet't .Dorat, Geoqe lames Frecker. Pomeroy Banker To Be Speaker At Garden Oub i peedy - - - - - - --~ selection. - I ' ning mates. But a Stevenson preted as .a blow to his vice pres,.J,I:.>kesmmn s ald It did no t change identi31 chan C\~5 because man y K ennedy's s tatus. f elt Stevenson woa ld not best ow j two mar M of rcs peet on Ute 5ame In Hlth G.ar supporter. I ! Tht> SteYt' lliOft ba nd-wagon was . ~e vice prtiidential list . in ad· in hillh gear, a:aJo iag more and d1tion to K e nned y. wa 11 known tomore votes du i th . Include Sens. Hubert Humpre y o£ r ng e mor nang. Mmn., Esl e! Kefauver and Al bert . A United Pr~ tabutatt on s how-~ Go r~ of Te nn., Gov. Robert B. · ed S teve uon with '1'25 firm f irst Meyner of New Jersey, and Ma yor ballots more than t he major- 'I Robert F. Wagner Jr., of N. Y lty re£~uirf!d for nomihati,:.ti. Gov. &al.l eting Bt9ina Tonight A.vE>rcll llarrtmaa, Ste venson '!i Pre!nden ttal balfflting begi n" at c hief r ival, had only 243 14 votes. 9 PM EDT ton ight. Tnday's a ft e r. But the NE>w Yort governor issued noon session, IJeginn.ing at 1 P M a staternent that be and fo rmer Jo:IYJ', will be devoted to nominalPresident Rar{y S. Truman "are 1n g sptec bes and df!monstrations I d etermined toll.,rtbrough to t he ror the lon g list or candidatea, who nomination topf;,_ht.:.' are s till, nominaUy. !n tbe U11&a agalarst Steve nson. Vice prtrliden- I 38it I . ;4 ~ .!•~• aad _ _ Vfrgin IJ>Iandt tial ballotlng ,ewJe~ Friday ~;::nn~ -t ~wouJd tupport fi!JOn .. ~- -~ . .J ' : Tbe Democratic delegal.ei waged DUrmt:' tbe ing Ste-v~ naon'.s ":he conv~ntlon headed off. 1 flonr , le-gislation . ~lght Whlcb ~uld have Jeopard· The compro mUc plank rec()gniz.. Jzed Steveo10n • .stre ngth . es th~ decision as the Jaw of th e With victory at b.and, St evenf;:(,n land but r e jed11 the use of force turned to selection of a run nin g in delerm i natl<~n of th e Wues in. mate. Ste11e010n said Sen. John F. volved. , Ke nnedy o f M.usac hwe t ts would Th e south ern bloc didn 't like place him In nominatio n for the thts plank. e ither, but knew il presid ency. Kennedy's n le-ction was tbe best It could get. was regarded by some a s re movmg Selection of Kennedy to make h1m from the list o f po!!.sibl t' run- th e gominating speech was inter- I ''"' . biJs.Jrien tbe -t/ ~ r, l - \'d a membership fee of ner year ·and Issued tTu•mbr riih1 n RodQO· This boys who h&ve participated in an cards to those in atlehdam:c a: organized farm tractor mainten~ tbe meeting. • I to to gfYe your haft lutt th• lrind af wcwe you nHCf for o INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS ELEC TRIC RANGE DEMONSTRATION And AUGUST 17th ··At 8 pm lng a nuracle. Pomeroy t'hamber Of Commerce In .............. SON FU ITURE Cooking School 11 nd ~ll jJ pOr l II i <' Wt•tgh l uf anu l.lwr rw•·'"ll S Ul'h i nl t•leSitil~ !' Wil l' ·" lh 1.~ plltk tlw •J il'' il 'lll " II'' h,,l I hour pt'llg'• am t h.11 "ts~ Hru nil on will Jill' · '<t•n t. Tht' p r·og r an• 1' ~ra r cti fo r luu,~.:h ~. ho: 1: fur t he ll ll dttlllt'l' and Jl"l' t 1l'i p ~ n ts 1ht' latl•·r • \·ol u nlt>l'l' Arnup ttf n' lt'<ISI avf' r<I )H' in!('l]!t.:<"lh'l ' Nu t•m hurr u s~i n g ~i tuattn n~ a r(' a tt •:m plt•d ur t'l'l'<l ~ cd. T lh · nllllllll\11 I· .n! t•n•,.;t 111 h J•pno l :~m hus n•,uht• d m l'lll' k l'rl au ll lt' IH'•'S fur Mt•~ linn . 1\nn rrn rn l'Oa!; t t o ('0/lsl ' Pa id Arl v. An after-midnight victory by the moderates, North and South, on the racial rights issue cleared away the big obstacle --,----- ... I \' • ·, Charles POwell, · 28, charge. judged. Here is a general •lew of one clau Of roond Wilccu: waa third. Merchandlse:priZ~ were pro"Vid.ed and pbeshown at the fair. aented by- Wayne Glbbol'l8 repre- su" twlll' ('t'l\ CHICAGO-,. UP - The Democratic Nationa l Convenlion compriled ita civil rtghta dispute today and will nominate Adlai E. Slevi!DBO'il for president tonight on the first ballpt, barr. $1,000 for the assault b,:~~· l rhS~rge and "'000 on the rc leJltiDi tbe StAnilan:l Oil Cotnp.tny t'll tl l i(' (ll'Oil(' Released Custody On . . Powei'J bad been in jail sillCll the first of the month of Jul y when he was apprehended and charted witb assault and batter••. , on· a Parkersburg couple and 1fctb, bery of a Portland .man. Powell entered a !Jiea of •guijfy' at the time In the court of JustiCf' of the Peace R. E. Grindley anil' was remandE"d to jail oli. of comment from one .and all as the horses were y •IUtig ll\:111 'IIL ' h ;" rl t'Jlll'l l 'd llh••l i' Is 'Avoided In L.,ng Session Holliday Wins Mr. and J\lr~ l h •n•-r l'tttt 11, 11 h:u11 Jr , Ht~d ;.11 11 ut 11111·t 1, 11 , 1, ,1 •'rl Mr and Mrs. lh·tH \ t'tl ll ll l ll · hom Sr ., n•cr n1ly. A iCivil Rights Plank Dispute toda1. cc:i;m:Oi~ii!.'TiO'N' show offered- in llie l lw 0 111 • Ohio, has been released from counly jail on bond, . it waa porte d by the aheriff's de partmen ! • . , omination RObberv.. I. • I eve prom1se -{et~~ ... • ~ . I Fourl een Cl.asses Jn Competition •• Seleoted Wednesday .... " " " minatlng committee of three fo r the purpt'tses of at _t he ""' meeHng a slate of office" ' UU to be eltocted at that ti me. Nam . Results of Ute horse s how con· Class 4, Western Pleasure Houe ed to the nominating commiuee ducted. on Wednesday evening at western tack. 1- Lueillc Leifheit, were: Al(red Elberfeld. Robert the Meigs Co unt y F'a: r are as fol . 2-Fred Leifheit, 3-Janet Rife , 4 ()lAta and lrvina: Karr Jr. lows: -C. Brumfield, 5-Danny Zirklt'. Date of the next meeting Or the tack. 1-S. n. Koontz, 2- Kermii Chamber of Commerce has been Class I , Lead rn PQn v. 1 -~la ;'i- Epple, 3-Kermit Epple, 4-dlan· set for Wednt\sday Sept. 5 at l)'n Wal l;;('e, 2- rla n'icc Hou1·k. 3 Ptlls· n y Clyse, which time a report of'the nnmln- -John Houck, 4-Sharon atlnl committee will be mad.!- and bury, 5-Nl'l Son l:lrumfield . ,Class 10, Walking Horse, En· fepor:IU liven on the progreS'll of Class 2. E nglis h 3 Gaite d full g lls h tack. I ~Kcilb Zimmerman. U1.e membership drive which Is mane and t<~il. 1- Karen Grady , 2- Frances Conrath, 3- Jack Gil2-Neda Br nri fo rd , 3- Roy Cham · key • "eO<ie Burdette • ~ha• lOW in progress. •~ • .,....... ~ 'Attendioa \he Wednesday re· berlAin, 4.-- lh rry Guthrie, 5- Taylor. Margie Jenkins Class 11, En&lish !I Ga ited oiianlzatlon meeting wete. Class 3, Pon•es qnder 48". 1- ' Horse, E nglish tack. l - Marilyr. J!iUl Atkins. Bill Grueser, Bob ., H k _ Fogleso ng, 2- Lcster Ohlinger, 3-JIGOba•. Clarence Collins, Frarnk J o hn H ouc k , 2-J an•r e ouc , 3 Frcn Lewis 4--L M 8 Jl 5WW, Ronald SprJnJer, Franklin John Houck, 4-Mona Koontz, 5- Frank Roush. . . e ' Rlltl', Paul Carrel, Lester Fultz, Paul Gu t hrie. MQor E. F. Roblnson, Dick Owe'n 12, Western Workinj:l 1 Class 5. Pony HarnC.lls c.a:;!, H Class k Irvtaa K•rr Jr. Robert Coats, Al. orse, Werrtcrn tac . 1Bill Col· • fr«l Elberfeld, C. C . Cuckler, Ed pony 56" and un der. 1-. Jo h n ,.AI · r1111, 2---".,.._··ed Let' fheit, •oT""':"Ueorge P I rth 2 Ohl anger, .,....... R F'otlter, Harold Lohse, Herbert enswo , .J.... ele ogen, 4-:0 an Zerkle, ~David Sharon Pills bury, 4--Janice Houc k Dorst. Boney, and P•ui Baker. ~u:r Meeks. .CiaS& 13, English Pleasure, EnClass 6, English 3 Gaite d , shav. ghsh tack. l - K4ten Grady, 2M e d mane and tail 1- Liz ,Sellers, 2 rs. W. A. Morgan, 3-WUliam -Joe Kinsl ey. 3- Mrs. Frank Greer, +--,Margie Jenkins, ~ Rousb. 4--William Greer, G-Ada Dorothy AQen. Holter. Class 14-.-Trail Class, Horses Class 7, Keg Race, horses, wes. ' and Ponies, Weste~ tack . 1, George , Roian, 2-cltfford Drum · t~rn tact. 1 -S horty~ M<!eks, 2- field, ~Fi'ed Leifheit, 4--·Bill J~m Bouchman , 3-- •~laren ce Han- · Collins D-Art Pillsbury. nang, 4-Jack Stewart, 5-Vern ' Y MeeD. pre!entin~t In ~c civil r~g\b! battle, North· e rn hberals tried unsucef'ssfully !o get a tougher phmt pledging he party ~o ca~ry out .tb e Sup r:m e Courts dec~i~n agamst pub. c 1:1Chool segregatmn and favormg fair emplo,.ment practi('~e At Meigs County F..;.. Horse Show HOWar. dv·1D1hlfl . (i6 0 8lJD . ed By Death Wednesday Night . 1 'I ---, Funeral servil'el ' f or HOW'ard 66, a life long resident of Meigs County, who died i.n Holzer Hospital Wedn~sday ev.eain~: . will be held Saturday in Highland' Chunb at 2 0 01 . . v·lDlng, · ·. ,. : tlleir qua<ffenoial (amily fight over civil dghU Wednesday Oigbt and earlY today. At 2 :25AM EDT. after a Joog and noisJ wraneJe, the con"VeotloD 'approved ita Platform Committee's comprOmise plank to wbicb the South objected but knew it had to take. A drive by Northern llberab to write a tougher plank, pledging I \ !' ) the party to cadY out SupremeCourt decisions a.gainst sc hool segrecatlon. was shouted down b7 a voice vote. This VQte WI! preceded by pleaa: for party unity by fo nner President Truman snd House Demo. cratie Leader John W. McCor~ mack. Mr. Truman had the ooqvetJtion tbro..m preliminari~s Jato aq uproiS" last week end by ertdcqig Harriman. andl ,.. ·adllbl:at.. Ina: a stiJI civil rights plank. But tht ex-pr~sldent failed to go Death came to the Pomeroy along with biS candidatt" WedRoute 2 •resident following an ex· nesday nf&bt. Instead, Mr. Truman tended 1·11n.., of six months. appealed to the party to puU toSurviv1·ng l<e hiS. w1·fe M•.nnle·,· retht!r so it ran lid: the Republi· three oons, •~v •• and -u ·nnel·b of ·eana nat November. He 1ald the n---oy and Eldo" 10 · tbe Annod Platform . Committee's d"Vil rigbta ~VUI~ " "best ever preForces at Augusta, Ga.; rour dau • plant w~ lbe ghten Mrs, Frances Overbolt, Eat- sented" to a Democratic eonven· · J eI' oa,· 0 ., ••mn. Berntee 1era, p orn- tioo and ~hoQid be adopt ed. eroy; .Mrs. Betty Sarver, . Eaton Thereupon, Speaker &am Ra;· and Phyllis Vining at hom•. bUl'll, chairman of the convention., .J&veted t;lu-ou£h th e plaUorm and Abo surviving is a aiater, -lan- .ignorftf calls for a roll call, aL iee Vining of Pomeroy. . tboullt tbe f1ew YOJ,::t delegation l'tlends may call at tbe · Ewi.ng Wll waving iU standard In an aptuneral · Home until time oi thE' effort to win recognition. !tervicu. nenr· saw it... .offlelally. ;::;:::::=====- - - -- - ~ MOVIES & DOOR PRIZE IDEAS 1956 . .... wanL More Frl1idoln Footuros: 93rd Annual Meigs Fair ·At RockSprings Opened liD®~~Ilecr YOUI' Lil~ Mr., Mrs. Holter Entertain Friends ... With Picnic Su~per Q , en-t tne WEATHER NO. 104 r=~~==========~ ~ IWI'1' llllrtllL: lh1• Wl'l•kt'l11 j ol. dryncas you FREE HOME TRIAL VOL. VIII ~\r< ........d• ...., ~ C.m'le -ohjcdion~hl c hoi, F'loyd Carm<Jck ~Ltry West WPre recen t busi ness n~tlnr~ in Charleston. \\1 11nd Mrs Ja mes Dyer and ~~~~~ of Nurf(i]k, Va., vis1led Mrs. ll l. Dyt•r a f {'w d~~;ys. l'hlltl ~ inJ!: and Rim in g • New f.(•o no· Dial • Fl cxihl e Sdect-0 -Dinl • Lifd imc Poret• luin finh;h • C hoit:e ol iiiJ1 wh.ite, or t w(: toned - 1 beautiful <.:olo rs. :\1• ~. Mr and MTS. Home r Holt~r enHe n ry Duck i.~ visl!i ng re:.rill·•'' tn rtoanoke, va., w h ile her t erta ined with a p icn ic supper and I 111~ 'Mil !t ts m reserve training lawn porty Sunday t'VCning al :'.•ll lp 111 Frlrt Kn n.11, Ky. lh rir home, Chester Road, honor· \1 1 uru! Mrs. Paul Htmd!:!rson ing Mr an d Mrs. Marlin Young '1'1< 1 "'II r<·•·Pnlly vis ited relatives and "•o•... J "'"mea' of Coc" Fla and Ji m my frcc ker in observan ce of 111 ~l<rtlu!l <llld 1:or<Jln 0 ' h1s 17t h birthday. \Jr IUHI Mrs P aul Harmon and P resent were MT. and Mrs. rL1 ' 11.!hlt•r n•t<•ntlv lll <\V cd fr om ll a- Young and sun, Mr Jt nd Mrs . Cl 1'' '11 llt ·t~ hb to Pl. Pleasant. M anne~ t · ~ l"'lldill!:(" .W ~Ln· 1111 D . FTecker a nd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Io ug h wil l! lit'< \)dl'l'll l~. lit . Jl1d ~lr and M r~. Ha l p h S<tyre and F'rt'cker, so n Ji mmy and dau ~ h · Mr~ (Jrl,, no[ 11•·, ~1\n, 1\t"i"l l~ • 1n '" '11 r<· (·enl 11· vac:tlioned in Ohin tcrs Jaekl y n and J Gan of Pine Mt~ H•olwr: M:uJ1n .!ltd h111tv PI ..\'11 '' r;•dd.l t' H~~r t l'l~i t ed with i GrO'VP, Mr. a nd Mrs. Raymond WhL·ciLnt.. wr·•·•· herl' ,,tld 1.. ..~ l·t"' nd, ,.J \1;ttsh?J il l'o!IE'J.:C and . Frecker, Tup pers Plams, Mr. an ti iot tH'd latl' l' hv htr J1r 1 ~ h;md ;,, ,. 1 hf't lil' rii[ H•r l..<•w last wr~k. Mrs. Mar vin Hand and famil y, ail r!'LUI' t~<·•J t.•'•,nt· w1lh thtt• ' n !\It· . <~nd Mrs. G<"nr -\!11''\' Hnrl Marietla, Roy Holter and child ren !' 1 •tt·•·. ''h" had h<'t•n ,:l ,ti.;· ', I i.1 : ''htld•·•·n arr va!'ation ing in Na nq Ann and All en ond th e j ( n ,k;• Whr(•liu;;. hosts. ~I rs. \'HJ,!inia Sharh11r ~ h l· \'l,t1 1ng rn ( ',~tr nl TDtJ l'a ~lr, F. !\ 1\<Jit'y ltr, r: Br.v,mt a~rtl \1r s J I. Sit ,1 ; 11 t w~·rr hu~lll~.~s Vl-ilut·5 111 I',,. 1.. ·:, hut ,, Frt il a). " p:' Ttdl'([ Uve-Wutcr \Vnshiu~ Adir)n • F!oat-Ovm- Wnsh~ .tnd :Jird tlau:.!hlcr l'l'l'Cnll y ''t"<'ed ~ " fr11m a Nt:>w York vacatwn. SlrongnH·n ;opprar I•• I"' mude. not bur u, wht'tl l1 1· pnnt ist Jn1m BL <In tl"n ,.x (' !Cises hr r p u wt·: 11v"r ~.'1 !neal s uhJl't'l~ at 11 ., Mt•tgs Coun1y fo';, ;r. Jl ,, k Rpnng:, Sa1unl;•,r, i\u~.hl tilth it'a "eng iiJCcnn g magic." Other tlimoua Frllldllrtlootur.. , .s. at • • Danny Zirkle Is Honored Guest At Sunday Party -- world ng R ttpi tl ry Spi n. Come in, 1ut 11 ~ .~lu lw yo u how lt w u rlu. You' ll a,~re<J, AITIII.IT/1 W.IINIR \1· 1 ~uul lt Zanr~villl· lol'it:C'd MT. and 1 \ 1,, 11 N li••U~h ""u wU" '"Y· \' tr t.;tl Wt·,.v~r· '' here on a fur · '•·•. d 1 Irom lh f' LJ . Ar m y, ~]so 11 h•• •llil'r. iltll , l.·om Ill inois and n ••• w.'lt. \{ t ~ ( I1;1r I I'~ Jt'WPll ;trll} SOli c\], 1 tl,. ILII:n·v l 'lub :lllfl 11ll' ll' f.ltlltll<'' o\l r rmd i\lr• . Don l~•••n .J".II In·· 1\'' ,,, tnvtlt'd auli m;tn 1· ,,t l•·lllk •l and rhild •·•·n nf H1'1't'! 11 1 , tt• ·d it again with t his wund t·r - /1/NRIA/ 1~ ----"lid .\1 , ,\ r·lhur Exs tem, ,111d ;\\D . Ji1hn Whee-l('r all of \I. II d ltd ~1r·. lliHI \1r.,. Bolt !\ll'l;lolllltil. .l<~rk F'n·v. Hu~s and lldl Mr ,, 11 ,1 . ' c~rrying pnrasols ot the same, a bevy of g'!rls ln New York ornantenh •me of the six otHtlal Eisenhower bandwagons assigned to make a n;.tio n-wlde tour to r e-elect t he Pn::s1dent. 'the wagons wi!l disln Julc Jke but10I.ll! and campa.iin literature. ThlS vehicle il on JtJs Wa.Y to CaJilurma. (lnternationa'J. Th•• t\< 1 ~ l!. ll<ll 1 ,~,, 11 , he'd il I ~\\'l llt mtnl! purlv ;tl tlw lo w.tl 1,, 11 \ \lr~ You 've always ~:o u nlcd on DR ESS ~S . of " Ike print" ann lln Angtto,l I U. t'o h,.,•,.,, WL'J'r Mr ~. H I' Hn·;,nl .tn d ~11 ~. F A · 1 ••< LI• ·y l'"ill t~h wnc p, a}t•d w111 '\1 t ,~ ~~~il·h·•· JL•rt wtnJiing li r~t ' [li'IW w ' 11 ' ,. , •· t·un, t p11Jt· wa .~ WPit hy 1\1 1·~ 1' .I w,llpt•tt, T he· tJ<m . ron•t l g 111 .~t ttT"I\Tt l n~<•nv \IIVl'IY IM tss ln· Uf' t'oll' u mt•~wnar.~ , 1 1t•achtor ''' .':1 rl s :t nd •·rnl..,lt'!< arH 1 [Hin<·h w~rc ..at \ It 1Htllll Sdwtol . st• r vcd J\l l'i.~ ,J,.~n l· , v,, 11 ~ pn•,ttl(•.l San ta truz. ,\ ,('W Mcxt('o , Wil.' ~ 1 llw punth hrnd lh t• ~pl•akr·t· ;d llll' ELl\ lliUI't'h rt'ct•ntly. PARTY Cpl .J 1rh lil'~ .> llil ,r ltw IJ. S , 11 :\ugu~l q Mr. and Mn. W. K. Everi OD and llr. and lira. George Louthan da ugbtera, Patricia •nd Janice, and Mr. and Mra. Bruce Loutban moved from Atberutt lO tbe &eeaoo Tro)', w.t re weet end. Juuta of pt'Operl1 -1 111'1. .Gforee Loutban'• •later, lin. Bachner. Mrs. Dwight Wallace, local de m. Mr. and Mr 8. Jack Harrlloa Frleoda of lrln. C. E. Tbal!.u o n.str ator for Tupperware pro- a nd baby have mn"Ved froni the · (Abrah Balle1) WUI be lnterelted duc ts, and her husband aBC ron, WllkeDIOn propel't1 in Bradbury to learu that ber bUibaDd arui atte nded a fami ly picnic for Tup- to· tbe home of her parebta, llr. brot:he'r, Glenn D. ..Tbomu, for-perware demonstrators at Em· 11rJ. WUbur Rowle, Sr. merl)' of Athena and NeliODYille1 borce Park, PennS1iille, Sunda y. bave sOld their jewelry &tore Jn Mrs. Gr.ace Cordray, Distr ict Mr . and Mrl!'. WUJard McMaster, Colorado Spriqa, ~o. Future supervisor, wu in charge of plans Col~!ffilbuo•. vialte{l here over the plana of the Tbomu famiUts for th e p icmc and dur ing tbe at- week aod attended the Hob- b•Ve not been annoUDced. tcrnoon Mrs Wallace won award1 &tetter reunion Sundar. lltllsa Janice Luman, R. N., Gal· lor ha ving dated t he most partie.. Mr. and Mrs.' Henry Martin, Jlpolil, ia on two weete' vacatil)n In 11 specifJed length of Ume aed Hemlock Grove, vltJJted Mr . .ad from her work at Holzer Hospital also for t he larges t sales in that Mrs. c. B. Welle, B&rrlsonville and ll vialting tier pareDta, Jlr. time. Road, Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Raymood U1C Ne w ho.stes.!! gi (W. were on dis· famll)'. . Mr. and ?irs. John Carabao, Recent 8UeJta: of the lev. and play 'duri ng the pic nic and plan s were mad e for the National m eet· Fort Lauderdale', F1a., left Mob- Mra. C. B. Hoyt and aan• includ.t i ng to be held in Pitts bu rgh thi s day a rter a visit with Mr. and M:nt. Ml' .and Mrs. Wilbur Kil't, Cleve-. wee k end w hen a d emonstrator James Weber. 1' land; Dr. and Mr.a. Arvine Harold f r om th e Sout heas tern Ohio disand children, Linda and Tommy trl ct will com pete with winners Marvin Swan and liJOn, Billy, Ttfflll, anel Mlaa Trudy Mobnkern, fro~ six Olh er dist ric ts in the vlaited his parenta, Mr. and Mn. State College-, Pa. Mlu Mohnkem, Harry Swan, Portland, las& weelr:. who baa been a councillor at a nation (or tt:Jp national hono ra. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Hawley, camp at Shelb)', Mich. was met Mrs. Robert Allen.sworth~ and IOD, this week In Marietta by ~obn Jobn, have returned from . Toledo Hoyt who broua:bt her here fill' where they were called by the a vlalt be(ore taking ber to ' ber critical IJinn of the eiibte'en bome ln PenD&JlYIDia. day old daughtr of Mr. and lin'. Mta. Will~ Bero, Eltu GalUe, I Jllm ... Hawley Jr. They report the Fla., l.a nyibg to ColumbUI todaJ baby as slightly improved. and will be .•n atte-qdant . at the Mrs. Emma BLuett and Min wed4Ulc. of MW: JuUe NUU, Orr-Danny Zirkle, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter Ztr kl e was g uest, of Mar garet Sauer were eDten.lneci vii.., ~&W'day. Mias NuU ,.... in hon or a\ a pa r ly Su nday evening recently at a dinn'er given bj. Mra. the weiatng PlrlJ at lin. Bero'e at 'the home of Mr. a nd Mn. Wal- Freda Wellina:. Vine Street, and marrlafe and tbey were room. . ter Walke r , Chesler Road , i n ob- enjoyed her eollecUon of antiquet matn · at Obio State Unlvel'81t)'. wbtch Include a quJU whleb Ia Mra. Hero plan• to come here fat se rvanre of his 16th birthday. Home-made il'e l'ream and cake more than two hundred yell's oJd. a visit with ber parents. the Bev. and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, next wtU, wer e served t o Mr. and Mrs. ChesMr. and MTI'. Charles Finnigan Her home, whlcb Is near Melt er Zirkle a nd s ons, Danny and four children , Levittown, N. J . bourne, ill In tbe path qf the burBruce, Mr. and Mn. Glen are v lsltlng her parents~ Mr. u.d rleane whkb Is hitting f'lorlda at an d Mrs. E thel f.ow ery, Pomeroy this time. \ Otho Radl ord and Mrs. LJIUe Mrs. Herman Bailey. Maines, Syra cuse, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Liefhe lt, Rock S prings, and Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Lwn•• ,,t• nuLJIII'Irl;.: Tlw rt· r· •·1 11 l1rtl h 11r a d.•u!.!h'•·r l'•'rh't~ 11;1 'dl l~tHtt ,,1 11.,!/n ll u· pt::tl Tlw Iii<o\1'111:11 e. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY I lthr,tr,l !'.\,HI.' I'IIJ"}t'd the ll tilh ,tl ll '' IIPLII ' LIO NS IN USED CARS FARM WOMEN 'I lw ]().,,lPdrndt"li F,trm \\on . .\J;,il!lo· 1, ,,., nu;, ' '\' l ,, , '' '' ' Tupperwore Dem.onstrotors Picnic Sunday F:OlllflG WITH IKE'S BANDWAGON \!r' I'll IIJ• \\ uljJI'il l••tr••·d tlt 1• l· d,,, . .~~ .. ,.d I WE SELECT ONLY THE VEi<Y BEST ,,,,,j \'li'>~'"'d Ill K }' :o.t' II ' Ky. .J Hltii •.H'UI"'l ,\ 11 \\1111 \lr- \tollll.o Lt' llll \Jp, • FRIGIDAIRE • ELECTRIC RA~GE Demonstrating: Miss Ann Bartlett, H9 tne Economist Miss Marilyn Casto, Appalachian Electric Power Co. ' ROBERT HAMRICK , Gallipolis Route 2, displays a · Brown Swiss dail'y cow allhe fair on Wednesday. The animal is from the herd of R. A. Lalpn, Gallipolis, Route 2, .and.was Reserve TilE FEIIRIS WHEEL offers fun for young and old alike at Grand Champion of the CaJI'lon Show at Athens last weeK. It weig~s 1700 pounds and cqunly fair and here three Reedsville misses take ad · prodU£es over 500 pounds of butler fat and 12,000 pounds o! milk. Secretary Allen HiU of of the fun offered. Pictured are, left to right, Patty the Fair n!porled the follow;lng livestock entries: 199 dairy catUe, 23 .beef caWe, 27 ~~ , and .. five swine. . . . Me!lll11~ ~js; and~ Wallac• .' � 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 15, 1956