http://66.213.69.5/files/original/02260a235592179109cb6e3eb8f5d8d7.pdf 7194dfdc21803b12478e955d8844dd51 PDF Text Text 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 . 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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• .' �• I LAND TRANSFERS . Aut!_ 16. 19"if1 ~ n I ,. } !h e I" I ·"·I !t.,, , ' I' ,', \' ·.: l I ( \\\1 11<·: 1,, '. Noll!l' I HU' f:,r~~•· ' l I \ , dill :u:rl 1 \ 1 ;, ' ., -:~.· .... .onol \'I' ~uu:r \\ ""r' t<> hh"'"' Hu'lr IIJ 1 n .11d H '-le ln:l"l lJ til \. .' ·,, r; ,., 11rd r;.,1 l II • 1 • r • GEN.MGit, Ent ered as serood cla:.s marl I..: P~;~mcroy k \ EDIT9R Pubh!bed every a!te:rn oo n ell:('l'P• S . 111 1.. ! "" Sentineol, I nc., at 110 !th:rhun1c Sl , l'vurl'l .'. U pbone 398, e-dit oruo.l oflr~e t:JIIO~t! 3!!7 rt•prt'\Sl'l\l:r~n ... .,!(it\" i'' • I •If 111'1' rwm l h ~. S:l ~tl tvaihblt · one m1!'th !il I:;· rn:ul on•· ~· br e.! montb.5 , $2 5o.., one mt·nth Sl !'· I ''I ~, J, , .. ,,,utl' r ,o•lll• · • \ 1\ 1 I· I 111 tiro· do~• ,•, ~ krr kt ''I"'', \oo•liood II'P' I 1. '1' 1 1! I !' llro •, " " I . I • ' I I· ' , I· • II II . ~ '111•'1 I I" (J i f l l il lh . ,I, , r · t .. t.II J,, 1" ~ H~dft~l d. d··ce<l' ·' " S:~ltsbu1 lui tr~n,l•" [• ' 11 I I I I \i:•n 1\lo I! 9 \t'f •'!II • Ht•l'mtrt' "· 0 . J,:llr. '&U&'IU 1.; ·:·•·. Press Box 1l :t!J- ·i.Iovire Muse!Jm I' ' I' ,, Mrs . Betty Fox od nd'"'''"" !ted in Mason ~ntly. . ' Y••-1 Mr. and Mls. T.oon Columbus visited Mr.· and · Waller Blake. '1 .._ ........ .," •,. . T- For Roadside Eating plill 1\h A(:RO:olS J Rodent I ISO. AnU I. Stylitl\ 11 Ml u rle 2 !-l h a r p "•IJ.:•' o f muhllll!»" I :\ 'rtJIIih 1 10. Gn•c•t•n6 t:z l..<Jrtt I ..- 13. B••~nrenl A 11 1ngl• l tttl n & 1ft lllnl <l! I j'l' Fl&l•Loppt'\1 ~ hill Culn , ~]lOIIt I~ nMnu •ol fn 1 Jo • Fellnl · --... . Farm rowS 3. Waaon• t Outer 1 ·a . !!'~1 qJclmG ll:nltt .at.orqt ~tlfQ PutJ4.. ' ..n.r ......r( uf Cold tUUit . Jtap l . IIIII&! ~ ~- "( , ftrudt ""'"'\ Toanr roat1 H.om. , ,\nliq.J . 11 l•: !lo "I<J~I I rt ·11 I{ 111 II• 1I \1 t II ( H) I II I -m·· " i§~r. " ~ "'II.Maa'l ~pt~. •• •• • •~!rc~s~ · poH<t • v:;:: ..~ ,.- • • • P rr~ll'lent Eisenhower's openly exprused rliso..'\tlsrucllon with Con gre!IH rur ftdhnff to ena~t some of hi~ key lcglslntlve prOPQI!I!l~ , thl're Is vutually no chnnce he will :mmn1on 1'9 a spednl St'l'llll(>n t hts n uhtnHI , In 104.11, tlr cn Pr,•111\cnt IT any S. Trllllllln dropped a convet'lllon l10mbshell whe n he nlmntrncl'd 111 his acceptancrl'! speech he was call· lng t110 Rcpubll crm ·contrn lll••l 80t h Congress bac k Into 1pecla l ae!ll• "~ " HIT 7-!R) We pro<lucc<l on efl'ectlve foreign pol· Icy., 10) · YoU Alienated our trieftds and Cll.fled ,,.t.lll1nt one cr\sl!l arter another. lltenhowtr 8-tR J We cleaned out the Redt 4n the goY· c-rnml'nt pnyroll. {0} Maybe so, but you hired most ot the one• you flt•ed. '· D- (Rt We e&tabllllbed thc Health, Edn('atlon anrJ Welfare department. (D) You n\laho.ndled the Snlk polio vaccine problem. e Nq RECAU....-D('Rplte ~ ~· ~1 f?,: i?? ,, " UOP uppo1ntlun. • " ~'~ . >O 1 " ~ ~ p&. ~ I'" ...... 1' 11 11 ~1' ,... 00 :\6 ' "'~s • 1 " ' up ~hi plt 'lfl Na1l ;Jl . llllfohk h nrJ ami ufl en ~ 1'7 ,f.Jewla• 1--' ttKillt .. l ,, 1111 'P•' r ' b. ArmadTito :r1 A \1 I H'<'r l!:a~e~ ~· \ ' r •lo•O<IIt) •• '' ' " " rr 2G 1 'hill,.~!:' aul,.t11m:e · too hl jl; h And m1111onll are sti ll joblesl'l. 3- (R) We balanced thr:o budg'flt. iDI Y l'lu did It by weakening tht' nati rn '11 dl'fen~n. 4- \R) We chased ihe rrool<s 011t of Jrovern· ment. (0) What about a n those ''conftkt or ml <'l'ests" cases under Ike? rt-(R) We gave the country the blggt~t ta:< rut in history. (D) Demorratlc plannmg made tn:< reduction po&~ ibl~ , anti t he poor man's tax pmch hp_,gn't. been enAed. 6 - ( RI we broOOc•n ed mx:ial security conra.-e. (Dl 'l'lu! Drmocrats tn Congres1 did that over 21 1! ,., l 'I[" do jllllY 'li SLIIILlr· /'1 \\'ho• d 1t A• It Captaiil Kanga'l oo Of All1'hings ArUtur Godf'ri!f Strike U RICh Valinnt L<M!y Love of Life search forr Tumorrow Guidin~ Light Ray Milland 'Show : A·s The World 'furn s Johnny Carson Show 1 30 Houseparty 2:00 The Big PnyoU lt!:W Bob CrOtiby Sht•w ; , '•OO . . Brig l)tCJ:. 'WY ~ ;;;;; ' •• ~: ~ • ~·· ~ D ru ~;rty_cnti'TOQUOTE;... Here's bow to work It : h A."YDLBAAXR LOllriOFiiL LOW f!"'~()ft, t.fttr ttM"t~ly 1t•nd1 tor anolh~r. ln thll ex~mpie A Ia ll~<'•l ror 1;ht Chr•• L'a. X tor th.e twa O'a, etc. Sln(l!l l c lte• ~. upos· 1 bopht... thl hngth and tormat\on of tire woa·d• are ull 1nnth --ell ~ _trht todt lett.rl •re dltrerent. '. · • • • • IN RIGUT- Agrlculture has orten been cited u a WCinlt. 1p0t In the natlun'11 e.-onamy but. farm expertJ say lhe moat roerlou• area now Is the numur-.ctured soOd• lndlilttrttL One agricultural econom1st bellcve1 that the rapid accumulaUon or Inventories cannot be conunuoed Indefinitely. He aays (hat manufacturers and mrrchn•1ts wrll decide within the next tew mon\M tha t their 11to('kl'l nre lt~r·gc enouth: ' perh'fl* too larce. . Then, the e<'OtmmiHt n•hl~. they will eut pl'Oduallon ~~ltii and t d m their orilers. llc 1"'1 ctlicts tha.l aome worktt!J wnl la l~ oft', 11nd pnyroll!:! trdn• <'• I. H owo•ver, .tnlth a rece•kln, thll ~tlkr•· probnbly w1ll 00 noo<lr1utc like thoae of 19M and 1911. ln. bOttf;ot \hose yeal'l oons1unc1 s kept louylng and butlnesamen kept e:rtp~$'1\f. • • • • .... i .30 Housepal'tJ f 2·00 Bilg Payoff· 2:30 Bob Crosby Showo 3~00 · lkighter Da j) .· · ' S: 15 Secret Storm 3 :30 Edge of Night 4·00 Katie's Kitchen 4:30 tueky ,8 Raoch 5 :00 The 'IDarly Show 6:10 Reglona~ Report~r 6:15 Dou~l as Edw&r1ls 6:ao Mv Frierwl Fliekn "'boea·tre:l, ' WHTN-TV Channel13 The nclpe.lor thia meal·ln•t.-tnuf. ftn has been developed espeelally to ault q_ulck roadside lunches or picnics on ;vour va('ation trip. Just tuck eoarsely chopped ham into Flak~rn Corn Muffin Mix and watch your family and fri ends \uck into the muffins. · ..., ~ "Rammufl\nt,'' fruit and a beverare make a e&mplete, nutritiou• ll !\9 meat that'• easy to eat. Once )'01.1 12:00 try eotn muffin1 made this way, 1:30 you'~d }'ounelt ean¥)1.1g them 2:00 oit man)l~ips , becnu_,_tt"lhey solve 4·00 outdoo&' eatf~bl ~ms su Lempt~ 4.30 ln&:ly. / 1 :.~ .~: T . j HM·U.lUFlfiNS ' One l2 oz. pack aa-e FlakOf• - .... ,,.., I 111 ' F:tiDAY THURSDAY 1J ·59 12: 00 1:30 Sign On FUm & Fancy Feminine Touch Afternoon t~t lm Festival f'ilm Western ·Miek.ey Moose ~~ Weatherman ft: 10 Sport! ,, 2:00 4 00 4 30 r;oo 6·00 6:M • ........._ ___; % cup 11.'11~ CUD· .·Jobh .Daly l 1 cup cooked ham, ehq_pped :, lt:30 l .oue- iftanMer Emptr contentt of packare into bowl. Blend in eu and mUk Until 11111 l·OO .Hour ' Glua · 1 Ia well mobtencd. &~atter will be lumpy. Adll eho_pptd hlun, ijalt f\1 ·I"·' B,OQI· ·Br.lr Tool•hl ,...-.. " •" 1r1a.ed muffin tins. Bnke at \tOO decrees (bot oven) 16 "to 20 rd\mit• -Spo(lbmvUJs <:urn Muffin Mix ·· .. If you would Ilk~ a fret rtclpe booklet, "Taaty T1·lek-a Wit!\ C01;n 'Mill ta Mix,'' aen4 a stam,p414, 81lJ.ddreued envel~'""" to tht WQman:l tdl &or of thla Jll.per. - ·--- --- ------~-~ · strike, bacw at ~ANCER man's cruelest enemy AA • Captain Katllg&rOO" Of All Thit1•gs Arthur G(){)fTe,. Strike it RICh Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guidinl{ Ugbt Hay MHiand Show · •51 the World 'IIIIrDI Johnny Carson Show GIVE -i:1H1 (:lompasl . , · , . · £1:30 §hraw Hilt Theatre 1.1:00 Newe &. Weather u :H)• ~ spb!U · •· ' 11 · 1~ Biff &ak .... 11 :45 Sign Oil (1 : HJ Film & Fancy Feminin~ Touch Afte-moon Fllm Fe&tival Fl' m Abbott & Co!Otcllo MJCkey Moose News Wl:lather Spoo1111 fN-5 John Daly 0.:30 Rln Ti11 Tin 7"CIO -Comba t Sergeant 7 ao Oros.troads 8·00 no•la•r It Serond ' 8·30 coiteg~ An St~r Game r· _. . .. -- ". 11 .10 f)p0rts 111~ Hollywoofl OfO>eat 11:45 Sign Off ma clr· lnd Si>l!"n On 11:00 NeWs ll'nd We:.bet nia, West VlrgioJa, Kentud.y, Nl..:.ue~ v .; 1.1try Wdloll, t:.:01umo Teaneaaee. NeW JerRy and Kart· OUJ; br. llld Mra. Aibert WUJiaDIS lud, re&latered at the toth an- hllau.oa H«Hih\ft .fM!;w .lmet; Dual reunion of the Beq:le clan, )UQDte Hane,., P&m.ela Hlaey, Ar· held at tbe Portland Grade Sehool .f.DW' li1Dt17, oll.il. of .t:llt ,l.tvel'pool, v.; .t.mm• »eea:~.e, Cumbeneaa, Auditorium o~er· lbe patt end. ltlQ.; LUcy Ja. JSee.cJe, »ecUoM. Openlq the reunion wat tbe a.; .lra heeCie. Badnti ll.,. aquare dance In the. Jtbool audl· ti-Oldl.e O'titlen, CoJumbuti. · lamp· torium, Saturday algb&. caner c.rn..aa, ilblrleJ Be>.ll~· Do~ for tbe dance waa Wbltey Bee&le, B<eJie, - · Cai114h!6, J-b with an orcbestra eompoaed of ~ea:U:, Corl ~ Juet lllcjl.J, Gerald Powell, Burl Windon, ffed Nor1111n .KouJ!1, WowDle .bee&le, s.,re and Mrs. OUve '!n1raham • . .MaU1e UeeaJe, CUffOni AMellt, tu Sunday noon, a picnic dinner ot Blclne, 1 was served to the ICbool audl-rot· iWse .tSHJ:le, Tbtlma Beecle, ium, loUowed by a prorrram under FrallkJ:in, o.; ~chtard .Jrinllilb. ~i., t,be direction of Miu Vera Beegle, Jeaan1e EqJisb, J'eaaaa all4 Eddy Racine, program ehainnan. Tbe En1U1b, all ol t;oU.q:llla.Le, · Pa.; opening number Will "Memorif• J:U.ane.l1e ..tletaJe, t;aat . Liverpool; ll'fl Made of This" with the entire Anna t"nce, ,t'urtlfa~. O.j 'bellle group singing "America" follow- ~m,er, Ul'! Sillier, H'-Ul S1q:er, ed by meditation and pr~er b)l Oayton, u.; :t.us. uitve ~r--.m, Mils Beegle. Roflert Allen McKei- dallj;ntc:ra, Saava ~ .tll"e'o dl, WJy, aon ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert t'oQlc:tofi I . L. HeeJt, . Cumberll~elvey, Belpre, former resl- land, blu.; Artnut .beel)e, .k.acdle; Oenta of Portland, aan.c "Bless Helen l:lank•, bOOb)- .baa.,, ~. Tbii House" accomptnied by Nor- Hdl .lltnb, ·WP•~cablh'l. ~·i >'nn· McKelvey, bls siater. Wei. Venny Slump, :llron; lhr..:J cOme addre.u was JlYf:n by A. T. Sbuler,lb.e~ne; EUeen Stump Iii~ BaiiP, President, Wbitesburg, Ky. 1'f1omaa Stlimp, A*,ron; Robert ,M.: Linda CarPenter, attired in a .ktJivey Jr., .belpk!; IUtry Beejle, tramp co:!lf.ume 11n1 · "Side By »eaver talla, .ra.; ·HObert · ~a· Side" foUowed by . a humorous burn and. Mn:. Hobert Stab~, readtne 1'Betty at ihe Baseball Elwood City. . .• · Game" by Frankie McKelvey. Tap Mn. JuuUa SeabW'D, El~ dan~ by c'hristine Ellerr Conrad, City; · . Mra.· Ja.-e.a ZanesVil1e, to "Tea for · Two". Beesle, More comedy for the pro1ram was Saiilb, provided by the parody of "She· Fiaber, tee!! Pounds" sung by Fern Gaul, Bo~ Bonnie Theiss, Jean Alkire, Rita !loy, C~m· Beegle, WaJ"Jda Ross. m1ns, Rachre; Mra. Zana Mobel ~ memorial service was held w:~ue, Pomeroy; honoring the deteaMed of the past cle, Racine; Mr. and ollo yeor. Mlss Beegle read a poem Booth, Cody Bootb, Reva Bootfo, "Ou.r Trust in Him" following n pi:mo solo "The Holy City" with De~nis Booth, Pomeroy. Gerald Smlth, Mn. Gerald "Norma McKay McKelvey singinl Smith, Virghiia Smith llld DaVie lllallottes Lord's Prayer, a('com· Smith, Duabar, W. Va:.; w.'nda panied. by Mrs. Ingrlibam. Rou, Fletcber · Bee&le. Jbciqe, ';l'he. nominating e_ommi~te.e comJ)IU!ed of Theodore Beegle, Fim Creed Beegle, l'fanklln, o.; Mr. Gau.l and ·Josepb Beegle, submitted and Mrs. JaeJr; WOOd, ' Lon1 Bottbe following offieers for the tom; Mrs: ,4llee Beegle, Mr. and coming year Presiden't, Miss Vera Mrs. George Beea:le, · Pittsbul'llh, Pa.; Pete Wettcott, Mia. Helen ~ccglc; Vice PlcliJdcnt. ~ Robcrt G. Beegle; Secretary • Treasurer, Weatscott, Mrs. J)elle Tbei.ss, Ra· cine; Mr. and Mrs. R.. ]:!:. Beegle, Frankie MeKelvey. Gilts were ~)resen te d to the ,New Brighton, Pa.; Mrs. Estber following persons: Creed Beegle, Price, Portland; Mrs. Tiela Beeale, Franklin, o., and Mary Stobart, Mr. and Mrs. Ellb; Beegle, Everett, Racine, o ., as the oldest lady and Pa.; Haze' Snow, Everett, Pt. ~r. and Mrs. Rollie 0. Beqgle, gentleman present; Mrs. Roselle David and Virginia Bee,11le, WeS1 Salser and Melvin Salser, her son, Alexandria, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Long Beach , California, as lhOIJP. bavlng traveled the furtberest to James R. Beegle, East Sparta, o .; Joan Van Meter, Racine; M.r. and reach the reuDion; Mr. and Mrs. Carl ~ste, Ea,Riesville, TeRnes· Mu. Howard La.De, CantoD; BeSJie •ee, t~e married couple from tb e llartJey, Racine; Rosalie Salser, Long Beach, Calif,; Melvin Salaer furttieres·t distance. DoWney, Calif.; Mr. and Mr8. Mili Donald Eugene Smith, 17 ard Adam•, Zanesville; JtJehard months old, Charleston, W. Va., D. Smith, Ja,eborg R.. Smith, the JOUna:e•t cbild present, wllb Dunbar, W, Va. . . Charles Beeale, Racine, having Jel'tf Sahler, NeWell, W. Va.; tbe moat c))ildren present Ronnie Beegle, Racine; Bruce Alter a abort business session, .Jt!'eete, PorUand; Mrs. CbriiUne tbe entire group .sang "God Be $eeJ)e, PomeroY; Mr. Mrs. W~tb You" followed by a closln,- Max Conrad, Zane~vU e Wt&b pr1.1er by the Rt!v. Earl Singer of CbriatJne Conrad and .l9hil Co• na,ton, Ohio. rad. Donna Jean Metcalf, Mr. and Committees responsible for a Mrs. Harold Pollock, Te'rey Lee mwt succee•lul reunion were: Pollock, Harold RObett Pollotk, O.nee: Cbarle.a Beeele; Program all of z._e.vtUe; Mr. aQd :iira. Vera Beetle, Laura Circle, Fran· Byron BJ.et, J(ltbteen Bl-.et , of kle McKelvey, Ann Beeale, run Bedford, 'Pa.: Ruth Aan Olul Gaul; Table• Joe Beeale, Cohlmbua., • , ' renee Beeale, Clifford BeeaJe; Norm• Kay McKelfty •. ~eljwe; Nominating eomm!Uet: Theodore Ltnda· Carpenter, rtaciae; Mr. IDd ~etle, Joe Beegle, Flra Gau1; ~!'· Carl ·:Bi!iea:Ie, IUitYille, Dlnlna Room committee: Isabel -L..,nn.; Kenny Beealf, Mr. aad Carnahan, Martha Lou Beegle, Ml'l. Ruab Bee1le. Ea.a:t: Spartt, o., 1 La,,. . ;Fira~~G~au~I~,~~;~~:~;J ·~lene Filla~ Beea:le,"•·: ~.... Kath,. M:U'J 'Bee&le · Those Jncludtd: Je1ver Jeaq . wr.cs ROCks pnngs ;;) Meeting Is Held TuesdG)' .pening year were made shoP booU and ordend. Several 'tftrt read from ..... pby, Special Prices On All :haver Pal~. Ky.; G.U)' Bee1le, Hellly Beata Jr., .,.bar,_ ltf;arjorie .Balser, llooebor, rlli'• Rl~iae: PORCH FURNITURE Tlu! Sentinel AND Electric To!kOfTheTown 7 PIECE CHROME. DineHe Setl ~$74951 -·- McMASTER L ~<; F' Rardnn a Applllrn,._ <:. . r Cooh lor ,.... bip WIENERS, Fresh, tender, juicy .. · · · · · · lb 39t - •. with a quick trip to our ofllco. 'J'be tnvelin11 prize donated by :Mrt~. John Hunoell wu awarded Ami>.. Oil to lin. CUfford Jeokioaoo. Followina: tbe meetina a potluck ,our loa FRESH I.Y DRESSED Qnature* Obl) Frying Chickens aut. or furniture.. I P, ompt, -- private, lb 37c · cub loano lor every worthv Longhorn CREAM CHEESE .. · -· · · .. · · · · lb 49c CRUMERYBUTTER .. · · · .. · · · · · -- .... lb69c $25t0$1000 • Russell, Mn. Vernal Blad:wood, Mn. Lydia Hysell. Mrs. Ella Arnold. ,_ - Leroy Wetson Sr., Mrs. John Hunnell, Mrs. Henry Dalley, Sr., Mrs. Alice Clark, MI"'J, Wald Gorby, Mrs. Howard Kitchen, Mrs. Charles J. Werry and two tuetrts, Mr1. Carl Hunnell a11d Becky Trip1Mrs. lOr 1 Yellow, Devils FOOd or While DROMEDARY CAKE MIX · · ·· · · ··•·· · · · box 29c tnp- BACHNERS Kd Bln&J, lfaucer' - . JOe W. I!I«OIId St. -Piaone: 43% oi501, P01Der01 Jl011o.•N. t-J; Scrt.. t~J!-Ojln "'"..,_ bw appoln.tm.nt -... _ . " re.l.,._ ef ~ t~w~~s . OA MEAT MARKET B~ PHONE IZZ% iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~iiiiii~~ii~~iii MIDDLEPO&T • Daybook ICOI!TS PI.AN OUTING Troop .3NI, Boy :troouta of Amercompleted thelr plans FHna" campio& this week end dbOCtl~n of their scoutmaster Scouts of tbe loeaJ troop are worklt\1 at th.e Melis County Fait tbts week dlrectinl trafflc. Twen,b' o( the Troop plan to ao to th~ eantpint expedition wbleb Is strletl.y for recreation at tbe end of the .summer vaeation. wUl leave SundaY morning All. TOP V ALIJE BUYS! Tender brown jackets filled with a luscious fig jam. Fresh- TROOP TO MEET . Capt. Gl~~~ Rummell, Tbe Salvatiqn Antl;r, baa 'Bnnoun«d a mee1lnc of tile SP.&Dbeam Troop for 1:30 p. m. Friday at tbe Army Headquarters. Capt. Rummell plans to tak.e the members of the Troop to thtt Mel1s County Falr- lfGWlda to vtslt tbe religious ex· bibit ·sponsored by the Meigs Co. Mlolsterial ABliOtjation. 1'be ti.me baa bee-n cbaqed from their usual 4 l-'M meeUDI· THANk$ EXP1tESSID vrom11n wtsn lo LJHmk. every une for tneu ooopnatJon in lhe eonne<:Ltons a&ut::llted wUb their stay wlute :~t 'tbe CLt)' Hall, especially tbe Vol· unleer Firemen, t'ohee ami Mayor oi M1ddlepo11t. and also tile Pomeroy and Uallipobt depart· ments lor tbeJr cooperation. ly bated. A lavorite with aU Pllll>OBe "'· 2 · - · o I ••• o ' 9 o • Plump and mealy.:....So satisfying PINTO BEANS· ······-:···-···· 21b pkg 21c Special ChW"ch Senice SURF -- · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · ··· · · · 2 lge pkgs 54t I WINDSOR CLUB, Cheese Food · · -· · · · ·· · · · · · 21b loaf 69c BLUE BONNET; Margarine ..... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lbs 57c ' PEACHES, Avondale Slked Yellow Cling 2 No. 2~> en 59t PINEAPPLE, Avondale Sliced golden · · · · 2 No. 2 cans 55c BIRDS EYE FROZEN PIE CHERRIES, Packen Label · · -· ··· · 2 No. 303 cans 35c up, pm-ready 83c SWEET PEAS, Avondale tender · · · · · · 2 No. 303 cans 29c GREEN BEANS, Avondale · -· · · · · · · · ·· 2 No. 303 cans 25c BORDEN'S n FARCY YAMS, Jack O'Lantern · · · · ·· · · · 2 N. 2"' cans 45c BISCYITS ' fluffy Light and Every GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Kroger · · · · · -· · · -· · · · 46 oz can 25t Mt. ·Mra. Cbarle• aadaad Jent).lfer AlKire, . Clara Rouah, Racine; New Brighton. Pa.; . 0. J, Gaul, Butcb time Can JOe SMOKED • Cut from lean Fore•t Van Meter, Larry Racine; Mra. Harry Beegle, porkers Pa.j · .James Carpeo· Beeale, . Everett Sweeter, more sueeulenl meatlhat cook s to a real lender «oodness WUson, • Mrs, Robert SLICED BACON, Sugar cured · · · -· · · · · lb 39c COOKED PERCH, Fres-shore - · · · · · · pkg 35c STEW VEAL, Abudget buy .. ·· .. .. ,. lb 19c Mr. and Mrs. pqme,. Racin :s, roy: Mary Stobart, •aeine; \lr,t. B..aJe, Lb Law- IW:Io•. !;, tender, tat-- YELLOW CORN, Avondale Cream -· · · 2 No. 303 cans 29c 1 A special service will be eonducted at the Pomeroy Ch.ureb o1f the Naaarene at the eorner ol U.llioo aod Mulbery Avenues on Friday eveniDK, Au1ust 17, by the Re'f, Hlll'OI4 lQingel, pastor of the fui~aad G,burch. The Hnlcea are apooaored by the Middleport and Rutland CbRrCI!.ea and the public Ja in¥11· ed. ;;Db;elii'w;;,are~R; Wllllam Blake, Mike ~ Blclae: David Zueknick, Vera ~ Pl~p, Ilb 1% oz. EACH • F.u.. fhe lamlly. lb. plo:g Soap Powder. Special banded deal Mr. and Mrs. l'raott · D. Evelyn Wood. P~nn~toy; · :Mirl' Jane EfiW, Atllw; Inn Wood. P;omeroy: Mr. lint iln. 1. A. S. Be.eaze, .· ~nnayl¥tali; Herbert Beale, Vra. H•rbJrt Bee1le, Bedford, Pa.; Mr. and Mn. Robert b:u~a. Dun-bar. W. · VL; lnU: Demne Skflea. Dunbar, W. Va.: Save On Food Mr. William sheridan •• • P. M. lett. .\lliadll, Nettle Allbi>o, Nitro, w. Va.; LJn~a Graham, Rlclllte; Mr. and .Mri. Clyde Andrew•, om Leonard. Pa.: Ira ._,le, I Paul Holter,. Robert E. Bee11e. ~r. attd M:~. Chatl6f Beea:le, aU of ~eiae;__ ll'rink Pl4;ena, W, B. and aew workpa'Oirllll• wen communication!. tbe dlBlrict Attendiq were those named abOve IDd Mr1. Seott Fo,mer;·Mu Oliver Cltlt:, lira. ~11 Grueser, Mn. Aont ~u&er and Mra. Amos 1 Racine; A. T. Binks, Wbllelbura:1 16, water. Mrs. Gardne-r Mankin, pruldent, pre•ided at the meetilll and pla01 were made for a wiener rout for member• and their fa1miies to be held Auauat 32 at t.be · home of M.ra. Willlltq.· lu1ell, -me prelfdent. p~ded. wbea the wscs supper was served after whieb a of the Roell: Spriop Methodist Dumber ol aamet were plQed Churett. met .'IUndaf at \be ehunh 1 and prize~ awarded tho win:nen. for tbeJr ·AUJIIat meetin1. Present were Mra. Garduer Mao Prayer b)" .Mra. WUI1am Grueser kin, Mu. Mabel Mtnkln, Mn. opened ~e m.eetlq, followed by 1 Willilm Sheridan, lin. Eufene medltatloo by Kn. lobn Hartunl. Triplett, Mn. WUUam Bo)'d, ll:n. Plan. for tlw act,ivt~- tbe comiDJ Clllford Jeakiason, Mrs. Robert Woodrow liJUer, Everett. Pa.; ShiiJrBr )(a,r. Mrs. Goldie TrR C'r)'plorram Quotation TDI.OR} 'I'BO 'I'ZKFO, D A. t H k 0 B B D Z U - H S K X 1\lo n. While It W0.\1 ll pol:ti<':llly dfectlve move dramatizing Mr. Tru· mun'tl cluugt> ot a "<io-nol hi ng Congre!l.q ," he gnlneil noth ing uf o.ny I ~,.; J H lii ii\'B vo lue Jmm n ho~\iiP. Hou!le nnd Sen11te. Mt'. J!:isenllower tlo r..~n·t wnnt to 11tlr up hl1:1 oppotltion In Congrc.'ll. Fltrlllermore, he i.~ nm1•\ncNI thv.t the voters will return control 1>f Congl"t:/1:1 to the GOP in Nunnrbe1' tl.nd he can win quick enactment (If hlajlrogr·am when the new an11slon open!t in January. e RECES~ION · 8:00 B:OO 9:30 10·30 11 :00 11:1 ~ t t :30 11 :45 12·00 12: 1:00 rou nt ~ r ­ 1hnky. 2- t R) We gave the nnllon rerfltd pmllJHS 1ty. (D) Prk<'s are 21 Jtmmrn prouru l ;,:lA · l J A grnlle c•r- 1:.!2ndJ I o:oo Sll!n. Qn .' 8:00 9 :0(1 9:SO 10:30 ll iOO ll: H5 11·30 11 :45 l2 :00 12 30 1:00 1 1-Hl) We endcd lht! Koi'Mn war and b 1~\\~ll t pcn.ce lo \ hi' wm·J,I. (DJ The Korean truce helped lire Cum rmml.sta :~n d the pc.1ce is lt•tter , . , ll hoa od 9 A ~ t 1 lng~·ut Qaua lly 11. The guid Ul' allvt!t ( ~ h• ,. (llr, . M1 th J 7 !-ll< It t1 Oo Kil n lr t·y· Fl!!ih Is. O lrl 'l ni ck• tt t t·:~ pn ·~Hio n IJt 11r y .,., lll: li1nl p• ·<' l ' 6 T!w Jl olk- Ur(' hal(' ) !-t HI Gr<·c·lf. t ' lm r~:i w•·•pon ', The Dern uc~.l\u !He ant;ril.v lng I!Urh cluim . Het·e Is the rundown: " ? :00 Iloltilywood Summer .t ,_ 30 Playhouse of stars 7 :30 Climax fl ·OO The Crusader 8:3[} Four Star PlaybOUse B·3[} Highway P alrul 9:00 Atthul' Mllrray p 00 Undercurrent 1 Quiz Kt<hi !Hm Pantontirne Quh~ 1 · Ess<~ Repor'l.t'r JO :OO Your E.~flu Reporl~r t 1'~,~~ Sporte Parnde 10:15 SpoTts P&rade 1!):25 Wuthf'rman ·1<1:25 Weath1ll1man 40130 · Palooe Playhou ~e 10·30 Datel l ne : Europ(l H ;OO New~ 11.00 News n :<m The ~tr_s~~~~ ______ _ -~ -o_s__I:~t' ~ocw::_______ W Congt•es.~. s,do 'sll:n. dn~ · ' .... 6d5 Donglao Edwarris 6:SO Sgt P~on of t he Yukot 7:00 'Bob Cumnllng.!l Show MARCH OF EVENTS nnrJ giYe him a GOP FRIDAY THUIKI).AY Sfl'r~;f,tjjfm Edge or Night Katie'& K1teh[!11 Lucky 3 Ranc h 5:00 The r.:arly Show 6:00 Art Linkletter WASHINGTON CROSSWOKLJ DAILY 11 :15 3:!5 3:30 4:00 4.;.30 I '· 11 · LO Pres9 BO'X Foreign lotrigue I' I I" l WCHS-TV Channell visited her mother . Mrs. EVelyn Nlchodson recently. I Something NeWs Ca:ravan Death. V.all.'ety DaYI I ,.,I ClifTON '·· 1:00 Sign orf I' 1'', ,,, "'' ' ,,, Leo Pa!JI .Jaye P, ·More;an Sb.ow Gr('::lotest. Fights of Cet;'w7 I t ·!l() Fo reign Intrigue · :::__.,..- _ _ _ _ , 12:00 Ton.cl::••::. h': _._ _ - - - - 12:00 To...,~il!ht 11:3D Bee.cJe, Berton Beeale, Frapl.Lja. vmu; LoaMI"a H)'n, MD . ·~. "'ek- ' c"""" ll :OG ' Two hundred thirt7 one peop]e from Peo01ylvula, Ohio, Califor- The WlHatler 8:00 · Best in· -Mystery 8:30 . star Siage. • 9:00 Oavalcade '0[ Sporil . g,45 Red-~ 10:(10 Truth or Consequence. ., 10:30 Life of JU!oeoY 1l :00 Ne\99 11 :05 WeaH\'er .. ,, '" tl :30 · 6:43 · • 7:00 :7':"30 8:00 PeoP.le's Ohotce~ ··· , ~ 8:30 · Furd Tt!eater . 9:00' LuX ·TbeateT ·10:00 • Best ..of, Gi'ouehe 10:30 Dragnet 11 !00 News Head~I'MS 11:05 Wea:trhercll8t I I . u;;s 1:0& Jbtt • Sri:rUiftr.t ShOw lo•'l lroir l fl"' ll ~l. rn r l lll" '" I " I ' I tl' I ' I" ,"t I 'I I II 'I" II(... . 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"'' ,, 1 tt ·.u·lr" ~ li t h rl l rll •' ,<,,1 A hw kt't'V <li'H"!HI · on ( ,., 1 I '· II Wl<lrJ pfll'l of h h l nt' 1111' llllt lw I t .!(" t ' "I _,.,,J,•rtllrl i11 1\r r 1 1<"<1 Peoce, Prosperity, Taus, Nine Republican Claims; otl 'l" 1."1\t'lh, polo11l11 llro \r:rt• cir.t·~ n · t ~n r•1·1 ,,. ~ 11 '11!11 ' dl \ .o I Sodol Secvrlty, Budset b ·o•p 11 11•' 11 "1<'' hr· 1• 1' ll l l. rl r·t• J lr • Nllio Dtmocratic Replies 1f vn u 1lon"l 1111 ... •nl I" I• o\nd f IIIII< Ill> II llr d I .1111 " lit- 'll k······ ""1 •·1 rl ' ' 8}1CCi lll /o Cr1rt ral P rr!lS A .!l~oclatfoll 111• bt'llfll\ lw 'l l \ i ~ l •·n to '·''''I" il ' "'' c ASIIINOTON- Rc]llllil rc ans are mal1mg nine top clo!mg: In theit' appeal to \ he voter .'I 10 re -Plo·.-t l'r·r~! d rn t F.IJr• nhniVel' lh•ll ~omancea 1.00 Comedy Time 4:30 My Little iMll.l'iie 5:00 Aun~ Dru · 6:00 Newe P1cture 6:15 Sports ]!)ye " sporu: Eye Modern ~:15 8:25 ·Jl.ell PAOJ 1ir «ll'ar1' ·Filrd· .ft. 3D, Snooky >Can!i_oh~ Shb~ 6:4li , News Caravan: Frr·il \V Crow, l' Xt'I'Hlur. £' s \~l" 11f \1rr,u ll H:Hifonl dn't.'ll,~r'd. l u~!l. Alm:r , rhnu 1· o~ to !l owar d an d K I· II 'I I II• h··tl 1-' .1rul N(nllr1 .ft•a n f'r"'" ~!' I" 1·>1 :\l lrrr·rwrll t•, l o Adhur I .>nd • !lwl I 11 11 I' ' I ' I I '.'' ' ~ I II I "I I' ,I \' lr II II I Jllil •' 1,1 '\ 1\ o. ·r\ ,rn d M.H't•ar•·' I 12:00 Camera Goes to School 12 30 Curt'e'DI. um 1't'nnesse El nie 2:00 M'l'lrtin-ee Theatre • 3·00 Queen For il Day CUJ'rent t:NIO 'Newa Picture ;; and Nt.>led More Than 200 Attend The 40tft Annual Beegle Family Reunion &!me u :00 Tic 'l'ac I>O.Illlb l. ·30 lt Could Be You Home · thlS'- on 9:00 Coffl!e Time 1:30 Baseball 4:00 Comedy Time 4 :~ 0 !My Uttle !Marglo · 5:001\' A\mt •Dru.:"Sirow .. ,,,( stan LO:OO 12·00 Pa·rson's study 12:30 !! Coffee Time 11 :30. H could bE' you i Eleanor s. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Lucille Bearbs HawkiDs, Pomeroy Society Ectltor.:_Phone 62« 7.00 Today 11.00 T1c Tat Dough H !~ V.on \lo•'t'" Pr.P r' ''". to J :u·k \\' E . t' , ll"'~ w IO llO .\rth•lf \\·• 1''1 I· \\ (1 S• U• "il't'. ~•I C:tut[r ,I,,,, I II,, l}ll\11 I'll. I ,1, •,,, IJ l .. trnh~·rl 1 1 •• •\ Rut!3n ·l , 1 '" 1: 11 • •~< I lk 1v n N< l•t•ll 1 [·,.rr! 1: :rrhl Cljr.r l V \lnrr i~ [,11 ' 1 , 1a•,)r 6·&~ The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jectjoo t1p~ over, apUUna tbem &nd nice other Marines toto deep P'inl Dlvia.lon Marini Corp~ apolteam&n aah:l tbe lbriMJ lDvoh·ed were member1 of the 7th Eoaineer Battallon whkb will CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. demoutraUnl pontoon bridltd.rOWDed co!Ptruetion to membert o fa roThe Second warfl Womt.n•• Club UP - Two Marines met TuesdaJi evening at the ward Wednetda)' when a pontoon bridle tene unU on Lake O,Nril . bouse lor tb~gular meetlaa- \ FRIDAY On 7:00 Today 1 '-.I I ,rl'o 1 il'll •: II''\• r.t ' " Hr•t!rHt rt' S. $4 ~1"1 \HII\,II1rl I \'. Si~ \[tl f 1'•,[1.1\ ,rlld LIIJ.I!l 1'1r •i I 1 ~~, ·\ I o•blrllr n \rl I til .~Cb \J f RUA~nd ~~~'j' ~ "~~~~ ,~~ ~~~t~,~~j:~: i I wus ,r ll1 ng 111 ;, l11t .tl Sp(llll llw 1,t1ll'r .t :rv w .. ltir'">: 1111 ftrtll' ! :\lr ).;Ul l lht' IJ,rr li.lll 1\h Jl IIJI ·• Mi.!rtrnt ;m, l h.mrl on rt llw fr··• 6~ t:, , About The Barkeepers BY ROBERT C \ .'•, ,J' d '..''; I u ln:nh11. In J \1 I \I ill ' I' I r I I l'r' ll• I \ S.r 1 ~hrrlt t•> I i ;1 Y.ll''rt• II•" •''·- . ·' oil 1 , 1 ~ ill 3"'-'1 Lex:u.gtor1 Ave., N•·w Yurl< l..'ily, Ill f, \ Su •)SCrt ptl OII rates Dt>li\'o•;y li)· rar, , r 11', n• ~• r hhll:' :w r·t ·nt' fltr'T Wt't'k one yt<ar rr aJv<Jtlt"l.' ..tl Tht 1 111 :--. ol' 11· I ,ffr. ,. 51:, tiU sll mnnlh ~ $7.8U. Llrn·c WSAZ'-TV Channel3 '" \l•d t:l !-" Had!l>rd •, • ,. t' l'r ulr't and l)ra Pr drtl !' " r!<:l.ll. In• II ··r,n. '• \ , , : trl r .rt• Oh io. Natio Ill ad~ rrtising lu rr l'h t.r '-'.u.lh \l.n , 11 V.< lo·~ ''"I,. .h r llliit ' " t ;.r\ .j,, Marines Drowned In California As Bridge Ti}is Over Second Ward Womens Club Meeting Held • ' II Jl ' II REYN OLD E. GREE NI I .!CHARD S, OWEN ..., , The Dai\v Sentinel ' . ' ·itll :\ -,, l'rl, DEVOTED TO INTER I!STS OF MEI GS- MASON '\R~A ) r 1' o •"-': ·.-· ! w. C. ; Ira B. Foster, Pomero,-: Sttencer Carpentlll', Ed ~. Karen Tbelu. Racine; TheOdore Beeale, Loretta Beegle, ~ Beellf:, Jr., Pomeroy; Wea· 1,_ t'.Jtell, )Aura Circle, Rteine; IIIJ:ela Gruner, Pomeroyo Frankie J(e~lvey, del'pre a~d .Joy Kay Beeale, 'Raefne. Mr. arid Mrs. Ed She\'er, 'Cbarle•·l ~;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;=== For fine meats- fine C<loks go to Kroger .... where you can meata at GROUND BEEF ton; CUlt Bleile, Gtorae Cynella, 8o , Jeeile, Jln1 Moore, Coropolis, Pa.; Jael:ie and RonWne Boatie, ludy Beule, Raeine~ Ben Hunt, • 2 Jfr1. Ben 'HIU:Itt, l!edrord, Pa. Mr. and .Mrs. CharJea Thel11, TQ~my Theip, Rac.!lllt!l:- Mr. . and .Mra. Harold ~eerie. L)ola Beelle, Ripened to perfecllon. Golden, mellow flavored lbs VEAL ROAST, Shoulder cut · · · ·.. .... lb 43c VEAL CHOPS, Shoulder cut · · · ·-· · · · -lb 53c RIB CHOPS, Milk-fed Veal -·---·· · · · · lb 69t Guaranteed fresh! Single pound 39c c PEACHES, Hale Haven, Freestone -- -- -- · · -- · -- -- ·.. -- -- -- · · -- -- -- · 3 lb 35c CALIFORNIA ORANGES, Juicy · · · · · · ·-· · · -· -· --· · · · · · --· · · · · · · · · · -· · · · · doz 49c .... ···· -··· ·· ··· ···· ···· ·lh23c • • 31bs$1.00 �• -----. --- - --- - - - ·- -- -- -· ~ 't- ..,_ . ,_,.t •1, •,...i ., .'· ow . . .1, .• .. . Long Ball Hitters Come To Life To Revive Cincinnati Flag Hope I SUCCESS AT HOMI:? • • ' -- ~--·-- NOW rf?Y//16 7V REP1A7 I . ·~ Ar !lOME- WOtV I __ VA}ID ·•UA, o uP - •••e I AI3R0At:>. ---,------- ~ Final Practice Sessions Held I For North-South f 1 < IB of" I!3 ' ~~-- -- o·he : z,ozo uv ' ' Lo goo Bennet or '1 t!Ot • .J Gt<.illd AmctiC'IID Trap llud g~nv •lle , Ky, won th~ title t r" t• · un(if'f way F I 1955 ( '<'H!'h ( 'h\[(·k :\1 ,d• ])n " <.~ld f ' I · ' . n-~lll Btrd' . prctlicted lhe entric;; tor :-.hdd:t'Jl~r! 't'dl.o •,•; .I H k~· , i~- d .. _,· Will• • ;~ tt•cur~ ftl'ld of 2 ,100 ,111 noum·t· rl a ·L·I;Il f"r :~ II ftootli. • I :n..: ·,.k~ r.t' ll cx~·ded fo•· tht' 16 day the r.nmfl AtnL•ritan itscH, lO be o'.ttHIHiatt•-; n Uw l:•;: h s.-1 ·" n.l!tll!rt\. · ' held Aug. 24, would be br·oken fnr c•.~·mn;t~tum 11111 "o1otld I\ , ·\1\ t' '2•t ' ' · 1'-'('ord ht·Nking number the fuurt_h str!ltght year ~n the A M .•I · ~> f l tl""i \'S antl('ipated hy Auron ba s~~ o r tnt(•rest shown !Ius year 9 E~C'\)' IJ".I ~\hr. t-. !'li '.!i hle 11 :..:i d . nranagN of the Amatuer ut_ .st~te · wtde sh_oots iu Jllinoi.s, ,1,:v fu otlull P•:•v tt•port .tct'"rd- Trap~ l""'titll! A<;~ociotion facilitie s Mu~h1gan, an~ Jndul.na. 1•m:· lu Madlm•a'ol hi'rt• would top h1~ L Wl'ar'.s fielt1 of The A1A fields here were reQ.dy ~rhc rn~f h lhl•·d t l w f,.J io·.l inl! for ttl~e ho~der of thrltpshooters ex-.dl eJuk fur the two tphec e o,. t eSharfa. to slalt f prarttrt·: , -i 1 e pre 1mmar_1es. . ?ohng gets 11 ~f:!u A 1\j, unlil 1J:3f'l A 'II under way Fnday wtth 100 l~· t1t•IJ ,('IH\l!iitoll ll ll" .I! ill· 1 "IU p I I y:m:l tnrgets and 100 [I"(lm hand!· ~I ntil 2 5 1' ~M ·k ' 11 ; ·I" . ; ~ J ,(~ • CUI) d1stan.ces. The sume program 4. 11 ~ 11 ~,a ( ll • is .slated fur Saturday In additio Ill " ' ll)IJI" hrgh. :l I' 1\1 ltlllfl ..J .:ri BY u.:ITED to riO or doubles Th " t n 1' ;\ I . pt:wt .( t• ( Ill fio·ld. w L Pet. Jiom"JJ . d compe ,_., .-comtn., 1 ton e sv'YdO. un R" ----·· T N.l n I c 7!. 52 58 I will feature 200 targets at 16 1 G6 55 .545 yards. 1 Hn<'l•··'t'T I !\l i;uui .. 67 51'S .545 '\1 ontn•a! 67 59 .53!' The rcguhrr program beglll.!l ~o!tfE O.f' IIER ,CoRE!&V ',StJCCES$-G> '. ---- I CANTO~. o. UP-Both I [t r~l I I I Wf \k~ I lntern~tJ"onal .. ~~ 1(11 1 [) t~vad_e I e"gue I I '· 1 F~!ES: <lir~ it t.he North and' South learns' held' final practic~ sessio n~ today for tbe 11th annual All-Star game at Faw· cett St adiu m here Friday night. Coach Wade Wutts of Can1on l\kKinley, who is guiding the North t~am, announced that Qual"terback George lzo of Barberton, GuarU Ken Fbiber of Mallfa llon and Ba_.ck Willie Mack ot Man sfi eld will captain the team. · Watts said Fullback John Dregser of Toledo Devilbiss may start the contest Dresser has been hampered by a hip injmy and Watt& had planned to open with Bob Yuung of Van W-trt, '·rh e [) e1La Queen I.Draws I • Th I Pass•ng: I h •• ::;,\~.::::,d Aucntion ru :: PORTLAND J J ,, l • r ~t 1\l>~nll e, MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING . ' ! SIDELINE t I Ru~- A 'l f WE SPECIALIZE r~-~-;--~-~-;:;-·;;;:;;:;;;;:::::-1 ! 1 IN Wheel Balancing Front End Repairs Wheel Alincment I ·Complete Brake Se..Vice Mufflers & tail pipes Auto Glass Windsh ietds LUBRICATION ··- - hour was Opene·l WJ'th Hazel Bucklev lending In p~ayer. After which , a basket dmner was served. After lunch the busi ness pat"t of the reunion was opened by the President Cnl Buekley A report from tht' se~ retary t nd treasurer was read Officers. for lhe new year ~ere el!:!cted Pres., Carl Buckley; viCll pres., Eugene Buckley ; sec,, Grace Dulaney; Treas., Verna Rose; prog ram committee, Grace Reed and Liiwrence Rose To make arra"ngementll for place and-tables, Ben "Buckley . Bus.ines~ · closed. Games were played and _prizes give n to winneTs. £harles Wesley Buckley is the fat~er of elev~n children , will cetet~ate his 92.nd blrt]lr:Jay bet. ~19&6, has one sister living, CArline Frankhauser of Lubeck, W. _The lunch Our Business Is Not 'S SPORT pARADE ..;..;;;"'"'-~-~~-~-fr~-=J~;;;;;;·;;;;;;"I ~e Charles Wesley Buckley .re. unwn was held at th,e Portland Purk, Al!..g. 12. There were 56 peesent. · F.Coming from Akfon, 0., Beaver .all~· Pa .• ParkeMburg, BeJI ... VIlle, W. Vo., Lubeck, w. Va. Pomerov, Racinto, Coolville an;i Reedsville. th~h-~~~~~~~r·~n~::'~~~e~;wwi~a~~ B~~~~':_~l_a_ce_._.~- ---------- EXPERT :;me, Ea~t coac~ yPat ~ TODAY Mfs. Murray and Mrs. Pickens w~e d!lughters of the late Josepb and _Mary Bailey Randolph Reeds· and . had nlne sisten ~nd two rof·bers. Two slstl!'n Mrs Ell reiiOWR, Richwood, an'd Mr~. Ne~ le ~kman, East Liverpool were una le to be here- for the , party eMrs. Pi('ten• has three child: r n, Harry Pickens, Racine · Clyde Pfcken!'i and Mrs. OHe ~,.· Sill', Hee dsv1lie, ttnd a deceased . ~~;,'~i- ~~h ":~~ ':;',~"~~/~t~ Ru~~,";;' s~;:~~:~ld ;;~\•.::,~: or Lea011e I P" ~~ ~ For three wears. Mrs. James Murtl,)', Grant Street, ha.s enter· son, Frank : twelve grandchildren tlllned on the birthday of ber sis· and thirteen great srandehildren ter, Mn. Josephine Ptcken:s, Reetl• The family hu a reeord of longville. T-uesday evening •he had a evlty with an uncle... I!raac Ran· birthd dolph, livlni to th.e agr- of 10'7 a~ P~rty to celebrate Mrs . &nd thl'ir grandmother, Elizabeth Pickens nmetlcth anniversary. Smith Randolph, to 103. w~tn •rr~~gement 6f plnk 1nd Mts. Pickens is a member of dlnl:g b~olus Was u.sed ~or the the Reedsville Methodht Churclt cake de a~dt ~h~ ~lr.thday I and h~ still very active. She renltt hlt . eco 1 e ln pmk and a large farm and has recently ram·~· Ptcturett were taken of the sold forty atl'@"S which were used 1 Y group at the pa'rty. in the Forked Run Lake project ke!~e :r:~es~s dlncluded ~l~de Pi~ and a part of her . land will also Mr 'and .·M 0 Mrs. Ohe Maqer, be used for the n~w school to be R~~ds vill rMs. Harold Mall..'ler, erected in that part of thC county. e, r, and Mrs. Harold Sauer. and daugb~er, Mary RutH w~o IS tile youngest ~t grandChild ot Mrs. Plckells. .l .u~<· sd~~---.. K Cr M Sohio Service ni ~ht - I Er~kme 1---_,,,,.,,...,_:.,..,! tu-~~·d spct~r finisht~d I 8late~. CiMmascop~ IIIU~H''·· ~i-~. -~-""~-~----~-=-._,;,_,_,.._==-·-"'"-~-"-,:,-.=.._-:_~....,,,,,,,,,,,~. !-.- -••-•_.__._.. •••• tl'!~ Y<~ltll~\·~ CD ' Tool and Technical F.ngineen ....odm't c, .. t fodltirnut.on~ Tuul OI.WiiiMI"'I ~-uty Conbul RnfillfNin'LI ' lndu.trial En1int>el"'l Plant FacilitiUM l::nwi~U~ert EleetriC~~I Medum1tul Civil DEVELOPMENT a PRODUCT ENQINEI!RINQ Mech•nlcal Enr\nMIII li:l..ctfonic Enaineen Jr. 6 Sr. M~~ehanloal v,; Larsen 7·3-. Onlv 1amt.K ~(')1 " dulci1. frlthy'• Gam•ll Ot.•tt"Ott at Chlrll~ll lll ~h t Knmll!'l City 1\l ('kvPiund nid\t N['W York Fit Bultimtlt r 111~hl at Boslr.n ni ght • turlnri••fl, romptnl)'· paHI. bl'tii'/IIH, mml••r", uir· tolllfili011N plalll. Drink Roy11 Crown CoJa. • , Lowtsl of all ill ca:lorl" ~ •otu•l ttst. !~';"~~~·:,e,•n:.~~.!'oa:it:e~hyl~~ t~' Ju~t~: IIOY 1\L ('llt.OWlf IIO'ft'LINO 00. Regardless o£ the number of "partners" you take with you on your holiday- at these low prices you can take an array of ''food partners" that are so economlcaol, everyone,can have his favorites! Just picture the young· er generation with golden, tender CHICKEN which is just what the children like and Dad with a savory sa·nd.wich of PICNIC HAM. Mmmmmm _.,.Good! MVANS SUPER TRlM-Fresh, l.ean. Guaranteed SWIFT PREMIUM Thin Sliced, Tray Packed ' Swift Premium Braunschweiger 1-8 cz. Swift Premium Sandwich Spread 1-8 oz SWIFT PREMIUM SKINLESS-Cello pack lb43c • • • • ' are ,changing to .Chevmlet ··. De&ia:ne111 TODAY'S OTHER POSITIDNI AVAILAILI fO. . Sa#!·MIM/ USED CAR SPECIAL Drat\IJmlllft 19540LDSMOBILE Mode' MakeN (Relooatloo E.ape.,.. Paid) More and' more buyers are deciding that the'!( prefer a sttwt handl-in_q Chevrolet (o a big, unwieldy high·price(l ca1·! When you cot1::sider Chevy's reputation for perfonnance and roadability , you wondor wh.r nuy. America's lar~st &ellins crn-·2 million more owners than lAY ether makel Super 88 2 door· one local owner car. Power steering, power brakes WIIITI, outlinina: qUAHflcatlorw •DII u.J)ei'Mnce, to: pow erful V8 Rocket enpne and llydramatlc super drive. just what you're looklng for in a Clean late T. M. Sullivlln, Dept, tll2, lntflrnational BUlin"' Machtn111 Corporation, eii!Ct-ric Typnrltet DtvL!Ion. IOnpton, N.Y. Quallfied applicant. will be interviewed. iiD '-hfl neu r~atu.re lD. your loolll&t. model c.u.. itR&V ' f'i I ·. Only fra.ncliised Chell!'olct dealers ' Lb. On~ SMOKED( JC$ ( lbs .c - Cry-0-Vac Wrappf'd Read~' to ('at, - small, Leun For Frying or Raking Swlrt-sueh GOOD eanned meats SWIFTNING ,, • • • • • • • • • • 31bcan79c Prem 12oscan37c --: . . . . ..""71't' Kraft 9os jar ISc MUSTARD Stakely-Finest TOMATO JUICE 46oscan29c Suftlddne 1Iu11t- Fur tht• Bt·st-RARTI.In Bondware-Whlle- It inth-10 count 15e PEARS 2 No. 21f2 cans 69c • • • • • HIHO lb box 33e PAPER PLATES 9 in., 40 ct. 49c Bondware, Cold DriDk Mariani California, Frozen PAPER CUPS ..... _ 25 ct 29c STRAWBERRIES 2-10 os bxs 49c Northern PAPER NAPKINS . 80 ct bx 13c • Top orr your si1ortrake with GREEN GIANT. New patk 2 No .303 eons ,... I EVANS BREAD- - ·-- .. -- 21n35c VEL LIQUID ......... . • > Peas .. 37c 2-7 oz cans 55c REDDI WHIP ' 29c HEAD LETTUCE . 21g hds Kept ~~ lee from £ant;~ ExVa &OOd for potato salad U.s. No: I eobblen POTATOES . , .. 10 lbs S9c to you! Tender home ·grQWB SWEETCORN ___ , ...... ......... .............. "· .. · ---- dozen 45t reg 39c • EVANS BUNS · · · · · · · 8 ct pkg 22c KLEENEX · ·-- · · · 2-400's box SSe · Wltb Uc coupon 35c off AD .................... 5lb79c VEL · · · -· · -- · · · Bl•••• Eriierr>· : Black '•li.. at m.Z.•? p '' Firm Head• 2 reg 65c ICEBERG FAB .... · · .. ·· · · · · · .. · glant 79L I'• 110 ' one w&uld pay hundreds of do11a1.'s more for a higher priced car. WeH, a lot.of people have been wondering the same thing, and the reBult has been a big switch from high-priced e•rs to Chevrolet. Of courS< you save plen(1, tOo. Cmuilfand sample the fun and get the facts! I~ 3LB GROUND BEEF $1. 35c SLICED BACON ·lb49c Pomeroy, Ohio My people who usc•d to buy higher priced cats .~~ . ') ~~:- Hake a ten<ter, delicious ple crust with SWIFTNING for a dehsert treat. For the main meal P01'ATO salad just tan't be beat in any picnic popularity contest. Perk up August weary appetites with FRESH CANTALOUPE whie (lis a special feature of our PRODUCE DEPARTMENT. Pick your PARTNERS FOR PICNICS a! EVANS SUPER MARKETS and SAVE 3 W ~ YS LOW, LOW PRICES.--''' SUPER 1'R!M MEATS .. S & II GREEN STAMPS , .... BONEY'S FRONT ST. • Market ~-~ ' Electronk TechnidaM E~~llnlf . l.s~en~.:t0. :,;;~· ""'""'' UNOLEUMS, 9x 12 -.. -.... · .... each $5.95 rurl•1'11'r MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING ~ Roy Rogers and Trigger, with O.:Jie ~v,_on1, Trigger Jr., the fird ftve dctyl of the 8-day 0~10: S!_CIIe Fair-Aug, 24-Jl, . f'\"\1 ~1. ft~JI.: ft._\)""\ .,. __ v~, • ' cabm~ . R DltO t'J COLA l ~~~.f'aUun sszfJ .. ltan•"~ I Spe•~er of M"on.' I' 4 15. dc.~crthed BEEF ROASTS, Afl Choice cuts · · · · · ·· · lb 49c ___ th~ Versatile Meat Buy For Many Meals! "-'"'*"'f..-. ~ I Flat~ co~mu~lt~r an~ M~ . 3:00 band ~~ r ·hpeT~od; ~ho~e-n I COOKIES · -· · · · · · ·" · · -large Jl/,a lb bag 39c Youn~ Jn<~n 11 1 SWIFT AI .I,SWilET atECK THESE .._~ Phylli~ ij;~h• ·, M~ll w·~b ('!o~e p:~~~c~ilh th~ c~~ry ~~~~ ra~d I .;~ ~ I TOMATOES, Homegrown '.··········-· lb lOc ......................... •,.,...,., .,_,1111• J'rp Lexln'toa, ~· . . .e s~mmcr FRANKS . COFFEE, Fine Flavor .. · · · · · · · -· -.. .. .. lb 69c •e \en 91 ne ers ,, :_.. · l James Simpson, Sixth Ave. and Hooker St., was surprised Tu t!s· day _evening with a birthday pat·ty at h1.1 home and a l'eunion of bls famUy . A white blrthday cake, ~ltocolate cake, brownies, Ice eream, coffee and lemon.-de were served du,rin& th~ evf'nlrlg. · Those present were Mr. and Mrs Sandra Simpso-n . and daughter, his mothM, Mrs. Mayme Harten: ~ch, Kent, who is stAying at the S1mps0n. home while \Iu. Simp· son Is recovering from major aurgery Mrs. Lilli.an Simp;son, Racin e his grandmother; l<JiSIJ Vera Beegle, Mrs. Lavinia Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and s(ln StephPn. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson, Mr and Ml'!f. Glenn Simpson Mrs 4ll!an Hayman and son, Michael: Ractne; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson and son, Bruce, Pomeroy. - ~- ~ I I lbu~CJ Ith~ I or. and Juriy James Simpson Given Surprise On Birthday 'PRICES•. SAFETY SERVIC( FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY • ~ahama LET'S BE FAIR ABOUT Hackett's '"k'" . Tripp, lob~rt Bles111lj, 8 11! Fog]e50ng, 1 The Wl•ite Falcon Dr t'en said that !he 1. y, 15 00 Supper: 5 30, McCiothln, Raph Stewart, war 8thool! .1111d 111 wome are still f1111tl.n6 Qand Will leave for jl.l; annual which w·t i " c K- 1 00, VetPft'1 : 7 15 Allan Harris, .Bo bHarr1s. Shirley - the war aaalns\ dirt, Their ally camp on Saturday, Aug membt'f!l to I Th£' 0\ilojoretle!l for Junior I or mark musk. 10.30: Dodson . soap 1..-a ~ their own dlaeovery, at 4_PM according to Jam e.<, high s•: hool on lunda Band Wl'rt' ret"e ntly anu n 11 00, Li.ghh outyrl.'en, d1recltJr at d IllY k er ttnnounecd to tht' publll' un Well . , Membcr3 uf th e ba nd making , lock Geoq,:e M~Farl•nd . Sharon Ber11 0011 4 0c WOLF CALL JltiiACTICI? t an w P 1c up ni:!~da y b)' Bree n lhe trtrJ a1e a f 11 . ry, Bob Artis, Evt'Tett Fnreman 1 MEMPHIS Tenn.- UP -Terrt " The o.-.nu wL .. ;nan tor the com- members as they procede up the : o ows. foo~ba~l geason while &I the . road . . Brenn n:plained_ that the camp Mar d) 11 fogJ .. ~oog. Sally Pro- Jane Wo lf, Kenni!th Dodson, ~ Settlement is only 10 month& old est V1rgmia Youth camp n~ar 1 •• 1 ~~ held each year m ordl'r to 11ro- !1\l, Jan 1ce Housh, ('arolyn Dot- thy Fergwon, Wanda Thompson but his proud parentJ say he'; Eueee R<lyburn, Henry Burgess: been puckerlnl up b\1 llpa and pley. Me mhers of the band will ' er~n·~:n~~l~ ~'ile ~:~P J a~ t'~ap- Hdle concentrated work In th~ !:ion, Bctt:,· Rtmih , Ju dy Webb Myra Foreman, Rutb Sayre, Ralph wh~t!int like a veteran. at the cll.mp until Friday even· I New Haven own bb ryf fu\d c,f mart:blng. He t J11me,. ULndel"llon , !'lfa ric Jewell ' Artis Janet Cannack Howard g when the I'ELmp will wlth , Upper :oliYf!l('al. day at. the camp .1.5 1Rulh Grimm. Virg inia Rogrrs ' Johneon Nrlsoo Reynold& Larry ' Rose Tennalli~· Yuckydoo Tum Sayre Delmer Pey· D•vid RichiTdson a. program open to. the l'r:d UP: 7.1>. Coi l ton June Spencer Jim Bumgarner Gary Wll&on and JuhlinJ M~IUilJ.; ____ ----n additiOn to the memben of Breakfil st 8 00 tly SchW-iiln:, 'neue i wa: Clndnnati swept a dOUbleheader enant got hi~ ninth with one n;1 I the Ch1cago Cubs here, win- 1 for th e rubs. nmg the opem•r, 4-3, _pn Frank Each t~H m had ~cun n g rhanct•s Hobl _n so n's l!'i th inning ba"~S load - Ill the uv('rlttnl' C•nri~;tnatt par-I ed s.HI~Ic _and tBktnK th~ mghhap Hcularly in th l' 14th wh(:n Rob111 · in stz mm.ng if. 7-:,l fur; P!lt:her Art 50 n tripled wtlh ont> out. tml {llilcd 1 Fow~~t' Wllh th~ h~·lp of WaHy to S<'nre. The cub~ harl a rhonce Posts grand slam homt> run. , in th f• same Inning when Jeri'Y Managt•r Bi rd!~ T1•hh~ti s intenj.) K~nclall opt·nrrl th_~ lrume' with a f'd to pn·~~ the JdvatJge tuday trip le hut (•.,t!lrl n I get home. by s(' hE!dullng aee hurler Broo-k9 In th e 15th w1\h one out Ray Lawrenc~ rm. tha mound. .against Ja~l-uw;ld , Rock~ Bridge!> a n rl Chkago·.~ S11111 Jnne~. Lawtence JehrlllJ' Khppstem alngl"d in :mc-lms won 16 and lust five Jlame« cession off h_urler. Jim Bro8man _Cul umbus Ralph IN 7#/: while Jone" ha!> won five and lost and brought 1s rehefcr Vito Vlll· Webster plaRncd to poiiRh up of. I?~CEAI'r 11. entirn.tti. He got Temple 011 an in·' fem:e i:1 llw twn workottb today, f'i~II5Yt.VA'!VIA Thf' {louhJ,. virtory put lht' Red· field piny, but Robinson slashed eA?IER!f kgs Onl'· h.11f gamt' over the Brook- the hall pa~t the- mou nd and Kin~iAiE$ Jyn DodK u , . dall (louldn't make a play. 1'r.lun 11J 11 _, 57 69 4.52 pionship of Arnel"ica and the Van· to start. lf he is unal.t!e, Bob Cole ' CA!<Mmf· ' Rrosmm suffered his seven th ' 5,11/P. Hrrlt<do 51 ?5 .405 dal ia Open . of CnhJm bus North will star1t in T h +' nighh·ap was Fowler'~ loH II against three wins, while ei@hlh win ag11tnsl 10 losses, but KHppstein wun his 11th IJainst he gave up to hil s in the ahbre· nine dde<t\.3 The dn•thlt• vlcloJ'y ~1a}· tnlln! handi('ap bf 27 yards. Only vlated con\I!St 't wn ,Ing les, Jim \ ran the Red legs' victory string 1 Tlw O t · ll<~ Qut'('n lnxtt'":-' l.twr M~ a handful of ~unners were firing Hughes' doub le and Don lloak'fl over the Cubs to f1vc wilh 11 tri· M Ot(' {lrct·n Liti{•.-;, P~" •· d h<·r.· at Lhat di ~lan::e lasl year. At lea~t triple, scot·('d three run~ for Jh~ umphs and five lc1sses this season. Wt•drw·sday en•nin t: :111 <1 .<111 :tt' 't : 1 ..tC3 efS 53 gunners, however· will be shoot· , Cubs tll the rifth . . · 1 a .l(reat tkal uf :ttl~ntiiJII 'I h 1 ing ill the maximum distance this • 1 Ruaa Meyer lasled onl} three Sp~~hn Defeats Cards l<~qW hrmt, which tr:11,• b from · BY UNITED PRESS year wh('n the• Grand Preliminary innlni!l. giving up silt. ruru on five Soulhpaw Wa rren Spahn of I/OWGVEI?, 1/ER NO.I i..'tntmnat, tu Nhtr \Jrl<• ,lll• . v. ,.. NATIONAL LEAGUE stn rb Au!.! . 23 Th~ 27 yard max i· hits, to take his fifth los..~ aga.irut the league leading Milwaukee TAiltUr I~ FORE5r . r•nrnut1• lo Pttt-\ntrg'1 .rr1t1 w .•~ Pl!!yl!r·Ciub G AB R H Pet. mum hantl kar will be strictly a olle win . Braves tu rr:~ed in 11 live--hit ef. 1/JU.S ANt:> rilE ;rATIONAL~, thuugh l to ht· j!otn~ In Ill" hc1.1t A. ron, t.ltlw. 108 426 713 145 .340 ma~culine aff air as no women en1 1/V /YI/IC/1 $liE J!ECA.tiE , Cincinnati seuretl i.n the firNt ~ort to rlef~at the 51 Loui.!! Cord· )'<tl"d~ tht·rc· fo r H ·poll ~ ' l\1non. :-;t J. JO!l 388 70 127 .327 !rants will he firir.g: Crom ttiat dis :rill! l'tMrO'" /11!1? RACI! , when Johnn~· T~mple singled and mals for ht s l:Jth win of the sea· ro co,nPSTE 11'1195o. / St•v('ral :1gu i'apl Fn"ll\lu•.tal, St L. 113 430 62 134 312 lance. · Bob Thurman doubled. Dut In lhe .11on. Ra~ Kat I pul the Ct~rds a. \1./ay. St•wicklv. I'll. wh •J t·il!lbli~h- B:oi\t·v ('in. R~ :.!1\2 45 87 .31J') third, Temple singled and both b~ad wtlh u lhirll inning homt'l' .......... DoiFfiiW•r~· loti 407 67 125 .~m 7 Evt>lyn I'rimm of Los Angeles, i:!tllh• hont !'Xhihit at lht' Carn 11 u, Hanks : ('ht Robimon and T e d Klusz~wski With lhe barws t!!llply. But the :'11 r · M 1 lops 11mnng the nation's dis- · WHike11 bf'fUrl' Post whRl'ked his Braves S{'UI'ed \W(I runs in the ur Ill' :\olu ~e um tn n• tdla. Wt'n\ S c hdn ' t r--.. \' 115 :m6 34 94 .407 t<~ff g unners, wHl he back ot 2", to St·:rtt iP, W :1~h, tu brtn g I he · ;, 2:lrd hom.-r nf lhc IJeB...'lon. Smoky fourth . Johnny J,ngan drove In AMERICAN l.EAGUE Yllrd.~ Stiff competition wus exDelta Que t• n frO!\ I Pugt•l SutiiH{ tn Bur~:rss flJIIow ed with his f'lghl h a~other i,n the fifth and Danny In< Mar ,l".' n .Monroe, Jane !lw Ohltl Ri vPr nn <l th ut tllll!' NY. JOQ14,:!915 from Kan· Iva ., ,chool Pembridge, lwme run. 0 Connell s :,;1ngle prndu('ed the 21·1·1H4 45 149 9" .37() ·150 fll'('tc P hil 1·.d lpsburcr, teocherEL • 7 BY OSCAR FRALEY sell aiul Ava Ga rtlner [or duty ~~ ~lw ho.1 L passed lwrl'. v.: illl.ttns 11 . Ill [ 1•1~ lUI ! · 3"2 11 72 117,, ..332 who will be b shooting at 24 yards. M final .Johnny M ilwauke(' Anlnnrllt run turnril m 1he ln th . his Unitrd Pren Spor~ Writer the inll•rn<tlionlll gllme!l Down mere niltlon.<tli ~n1. l'Vt' n tlwit J'. " v •,oX\\t' .l l 51 101 ·•·t3'' . ,. ,, , ,,, ._ tl . "" ,·to b(·~l joh of thl' year m hurling NEW 'J'ORK Ul' -'J'lu~ U. S 'under in NovcmiJer. 1 '"' ·4 1" ,1.•, 1'5' ··32•·with Muse] that usuull.1• is •· nnu 12; h 1,-,, . '''' · ll1•~ - 1114 thf' N1·w Yo1·k Cianls to a t-0 dt'1 " Olympir Commillel' had l•l't\f'r get A"l' athlete will tell you thnt L"l. v • • L1c llw dnv w•· Wt'lt' 111 : h1• Hu• IJHm(' !lUll' ~1 01 ntl•• , Ynnks · 42·.. ri s tnn nvt•r th1• Brooklyn Dodg on \h e b;tll today ~nd o.;l al'l pat: fnr a j)eak pt·rformance he nel·rl~ ~1· an 1~ 1~·mpll" · VI 1l:tgt• <il lh l·.•· nk• I ~: 11 tl•·r lkd l't·rs ·l!r~ /\ri!nnclll gHvt• up only two :1 ~ t\drm~k H:Pt.ilP.i:, ~ hih and rt'!'dvPcl a!l the msrgln an add<·d hit 11f tnspiratwn. It r1' !Ill< 1 a wa 1t' 1l r11 1 t.llnm. ~~ ~ 1 ,1,·11 ·I ,I ] : 1 : 11 ,,~· 2R Klwt.t'W,kl. · THURSDAY & FRIDAY he nt•('tl!•d whrn Wille May., bla ~ t · <IUtri'S mon· than mrrl' mu se\ ~· ' II 1· 1 1 1 ' wnrld records. Ja\ sntnl' nr lin >S :.n (•("''' •·t1l ': ~-l. J: 'lJ ' n ~on, ltPdic j;(s 26. Spencer Tracy Robl•rl Young to b'''k r•U 1!1~ 2l~t homc•r nfr Don Newhai!f'r\ from lht~ 'ia. ' Jl:r11-; H.ttl•·d ln - \f:J nll(". Y;~nk < NORTWEST PASSAGE cmnht· l it tht' (olllth inning. The Ru.~ o1a ns alrea1ly huve tli~ "A iw av~ rt'IW mlwr rmo1}!" '' lOll ' ' • lin Tedtnico1or) • rovrn-tl -a nd applled_:_thi s faelin . Sla ," tiW ('<llll lil "•.II" 1.1 \ : uU I\ • W\ i 1\alill'' · ·r;:~,er~ 02: Simpson Umnl!- Kl111t'\ five -hit pitrh'lhlt•IP"· HR; \lmiod, ~ artb R7 , __lng, cuu tllt•tl w1th a four-run rally ,~ !!.. •'Lister. '1:1~·"' gr· •v··· ,.,l 1: 1r· t · · \Vttl"d nf this 1S ruhwcd Jrpt:l BY (,.INITE[) pR.$$ Rich. DeliR!MJI. A-"'ie1• SteveM ln- th ei~hth imtint-: , !':tl"t"il'd Pltt~(li~n-allt \hi~~~ • I"II h I• . • ,, It kn • 1 1 I'•' rl:. India n~ fl.!.' l.ondnn hy Doh Mus~l. !he fb~l1· r NAYtoNAL LEA~Ut CREATURE WITH .. bdr~o~h to R !'i I v1fln r y ovt>r Phil a· W L Pet. GB Dulle .~ nf United l'l"f'SS r.. r .. ig'l l"mll h llli il \' 11 pi'l' ("l·rl \ .• ltlt lr .. u I ATOM BRAIN l df'lphla . .lark Ml'y(•r Hf th!' l'h!l!l Milwaukep Ht,ut: kl yn. \1 :-; A ., spu r ts affair~Musel , an cx -wen~hl 1\ 'i' JII 1\o •rl'i''' ' 90" )o' ~ \\-'\\ilo• S<l~ 67 4:l .flUJJ Cartoon.-.;....RED, WHITE, & BOO nurst'fi II ]..(J lt>ad Ulllit lht• l'ighth As , nmdiudv 111 ,,th • :· \'•i ''t' , .,·, ! 1 H2; Sw olt·r. Dnd to:•'l" ~ :o.o:" A,u un lifter, ~~ a grc<Jt atlmirt·•· or bnth 1 CincinnatJ tlli 47 .5tl4 2 ~l For all makes ond mmh·lo.; wlwn lht• f'lr<.~!t·~ pu.s hed across - - - -- - - · bNluties and hC'ast~. Tim~ lw 11\0I.J(t wil l tl'll. l'.ul \1u • PI f :~ 1 :1, l\r:•1·· ' · v .. ··t . s"n:il"r' .. nd 1-\:tn .. ,· Brook ly n ti4 41i .~82 :1 tltt•ir four nm s. or cars. All lube points <~n· keeps o cautim1s eye on, llw Su- if you lw .rl tlw r·"l"l)ltv 1.· , a 1, ,. Ya r. b :111 7R 1.!l Sl. l.nuis 56 55 .!'itHi 1 \ August 16 Saturday Ol'lly Tht• rlllmway Yankees Btretched l'areFully checked l.Jntl th~ ! vil'l stn•ngmcn and th e ol 1wr·. tltt' il wil] 1•·11 ~ l••l It" '' ,. PhillldciJ)h tn 54 51.1 .49\ 13 Bobby Blt~ke Autry Gel'le llto•tr AnwriL•a n l.,eai{Ue h•ud to II i: .,_ ~l ,m: : .... Yunk . ' 14!1 : Aal'nll Tlw lllt- '<IJH I ~ •.t·.·•n r, , Itt\.· <I]JJ!I'ecialiv(' eye•, nn thf' L.Hi t•·, night amount of Juhril'a!Hin THE LAST ROUNDUP ill' ·· lf 11 111l'H with a U-4 cun qu~~st Plthburgh _ 49 o:l .4:17 19 1 p•·m•qt-ra ~ mnl'h 1 J\ 1 , 11-,·~ 1-lli: K<Jiitw, T I W'I'~ 141 . Is put into th(• right plan·, Chira],lo 44 6ll 4H4 ~:.! ' ~ 1 Bouquet Offer•d Winn~·r OV~'! lht• ]lpd Snx. If 1\11··~ ~l;tk.tr"v.t 1 !\ll .•t ilt'll< ·' · ]'"o l x- Wh ll (' Su-: 1·10; A , hl•lt l •l - also-New·Ymk -- 41 66 .383 24 1h So he rt!pOrtfl Wlth SOII\1' ,darll\ a rt~l·nrd \ttlh ·r \1.1. t· h <~I II ' '' '' I ·' Pill!~ 1:n. Alan ladd Joan Tetu:l Y11'1115 Break Tie w~dn~day's R•su1ts th11t, at a recent Moscow t1ack lllll" l(II\'S Ill ig hi 1.. )" <'',\"I I ' •· ' 1) ' II r HELL BELOW ZERO I Hours 8 to 5 pm In l 11ll !tnt,: Huston nl'f• 'f'om Cin<'innt~U 4 Chicago 3. l ~ l 15 inn tneet, Soviet film s1ar T.o~Jr ••r :r m·1] bnok~ wtlh" 1 ·~···./ lol'~· l "• lr hill).! - ll :~ ild,\". l'h "\, 11 'I !h• T~hl'licolor) • slnig ht Cincin nutt 7 t'hicago :l. 2ncl tl inn. M11kat·ova ai'OSe and uflel't'll ht!r · from Mnri !)•n :t wl :\\ .t .\ . 1-"<)1 d . Yanks 14-4: l'il't"C'(·, Whilf' Cartoon F.VPS. Bv Appointment Full inSurance covf'rage Htt•wr>r for tht· sixth tune 111 his ('llrl't!r, thr Yunk.~ :l "1nth·r uf fiwt l"d I lltl J :-;ox 17 r, ]11'1'\V{·r· . 1-:i·d :-.·X lti :l. And Two Reel Comedy .1 W. Main St. Pomeroy dal'kllCfifl \.lollqUel or flowen to the IIIII/I while your car is in 1t~•r hrukt• 11 3-:l li e with 11 three-run who made tht' (arthest j :t .. dut ··-· _ 1.: 1Wrt'llt"l' Ht•dlt•;J..; 1 .. _ _ posses!Uon . at no extra t·ally rt the sf'l!e nth inning Honk New Ynrk I Brooklyn 0 ni.:ht charge to you. fl111wr ~i nglrtl home the tie-brl'ak- Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1 nigltt lhi'OW. ing run ttnd Billy Martin fullowed MilWilllkl'e 4 Sl. Louis I night wlllt 11 two-run doubll'. Thul'!ld•y'• Prob•ble Pltehf'rs Vladimir Kuznet.•mv protnplly EXPER1' Frank Lu•y held the Clevelnnd C1nc mnali nt Chl<'U~n- LaiHt•n- 1 broke th~ Sov~et rcc~wd Wilh u WHF.EL BALANriNC: lndlnns to six teattored hlts Jn tit· · rt' 16·5 v~. Junr~ t\-11. heave of 258 feet, four inehe~ fptdlug vPit·ran Rob Lemon 11111 t New York lll Brooklyn 'fhat"s 28 feet fal'1h t'l' I han "THE: STOP THAT KEEPS lt•atling the Ut•ll'Ol l Tigers to u 1·0 1 Murgoneri 4·2 \' S CT<ri.: 117 ut· palpilll!ing Vladimir 11w YOU GOING" w1n Tht• only run came In the 10-6. four >•ears ugo wh• n tw Manning Klees·Mlkf' Mull•n etf!:hlh wh en Bill Tuttle slnKit.<cl M!lw;tukee al St Lnuiq night SIXth behind Cv vf Phone 9391 Middleport nnd l'l>dt• hnllle on Harve)' Kul'nn' I BUJ·rle1tf' 14-7 vs Mi'll•l\ 11 -8 t ht• Unit+-cl t\n(l rlouhle . !:1 Pittsbuqch at Philad•·lphia at Otyrnpic recmd at H~l~inkt wus - -- -- - - ~------- nq:£hL- 1.aw 5·13 v~ Meyn 7 ~ or 16 fcf't less thai\ Vladimir's in• Rogovln &3. spi red heave. Frlct.y'l Games So it behooves the U.S. Ol~tll · Pitlsburl!h at New York night pic fathers ln ~,tet a bit of insptril· . .,.. Rrm1klyn nt Phi\ut'lelphio rught 1 lio n on hand for 0111" gU)"S, loO !!! \-ltlwoukee 111 Cincinnati night Jmu~ine whal would happt'n 1f Chit'llj.!o at St. J.oul.~ nil(ht Murl.lyn, Jnnf' ll!'lr\ Ava stood at ' the finish lwe nnU. gowg the flus· sian~ one ~Iter, offered a AME:RICAN LEAGUE W L Pet · GB ~ mooch lo overy \'Hnk~i! winnt'r. Nt•w York __ _ 75 :18 664 ("\t•vetand ll:l 47 .!i?:l 101 2 Our sprln!Pr.~ would .en ~n f;t~t Huston ·-·-· - 62 4.1} .559 12 lhe•y'c\ mnke the opposiltnn louk Chil·ago ··-- · - t\A 50 .&37 14. 1.J likf' thPV ou~~:ht to lw t•lockP:d wilh Detrolt . ..•. -- 54 fl8 .482 20 1f~ rulendai·s. Parry O"Rril'n wnttllt Baltimore . .. ~ M 62 .446 24% sllng thr s hot Into the upp•·r {]f'(' k OUI WaF-h ington -·- 4!5 66 40~ 29 ,md Boh Rlrhords would p!llhah\y ..,_...., U.Cfrtc IE PI Konsas City - · 37 74 .333 37 1 pnlc vault clear out of lhl' sta· Wednesday'lt R•sult1 rlium, wmning the mnr>~thon on at New Yofk 6 Bbston 4 ht~ wrw lw·k to coll ect his rli'Wllrd. Baltimore 3 Washington 2. 12 inn Natlon•lltm Not Enough Thi8 plant will be the n.a1-.fnl nlaht An t.!Xlrn hit of inspiration nf· for IBM electric typcwriterl'l. l<:ngineon (0!' developnd • !\'ll 1~ nrrr~san· in adliitinn to Detroit. 1 Cleveland 0 n1~ht product., and manufncturinK engineerin1 ld'8 now needecl l'hlrago \0 Katuas ("i\v (} m!%hl I ·; _ .....-...--~ - .. ................... k 3 &o 12 months' orientution. Rainini and product Thurtdlly'l Probabll'! Pltch•r1 ~~ Chtcal(o at t 't \y - \'lllson . . familiariution u.t lBM'I Kinggton. l(. Y .. pWtt 1\-12 vs Kellner 7-4 Y 011 get manr tar Klhtll you huv it , •• tnd will then be a~ to work areaa at; aur tnOI"ll tlollarw tvMR .,ou ~•II ill rMroit at Cll'Vt.!l:tntl - llodt ··""" CMttJ has rAe highest re~mlll tr«lu1 of 14·9 V!l SO(lre 12-7 W Jeadhzglaw-pricttl modf:ls. Bn~ton J~t New York Nix:on f) 5 '.l~~r IY f~om _At Party On Her Ninetieth Birthday ' \..5 71 hA.ntmal Grand American Trap Shoot Opens On Friday ,Call Sounded ·· For Middleport Grid Praclires • By Alan Maver ,loLTHEA GIBSON. CHICAGO _liP - The Jon~ hall The upt•ner was ~ t!Hht l•attlr strategy nf t"he Ci.n('tnnati Redlegs, between H.<~ I J eUcoal. who <~ll~w, ,! like a sl!:!epin~ g1ant rerentl}. 10 hits tn 12 tn ning s and Warn~n i awoke.su?dcnl~ Wcdnes~ay_ to lift llal"ke r. who g;nt' up II hits 1n :. the Cmclllnattans to w1thm two nine. and 011\'-tlllrd inning~ 1 ami ont""-ha!f games of firS"\ and Ed Baile)' duulell hi~ 21..1 hom· I hack In th e runnerup 1pol. er With a man on whtle Pt!tt' Whls- bp~~~~~~~:c~"P~~T.g·1,~~:lf., .·u- ~~-· t 6rj;B<~0Sts 'RCdlcgs Back - "-Rifili~lilti~~~#) Ml; bl. '""J''"l' .!v '• ·~'I , ,- ,· · ., '· ·1f •• :s.-.... ·1 .,. . _# ~·, ,1:-s. ·.~".r··_ ,t), ._. .- 1: .,JJ..~ ·~~ :·.-.t, ~· -~·,;:., .~ ;r - . r '. . .. " "'l ' ..l ...' ''· ~ ~ , ·~ . ' ' ' Not wlloib moth6r QiveP, h,im 11 flDI,um 899 llllcl NDclo' wieh and milk. S..!Wo lqlllp jiW&JitoiD the table with< plenty of Hollum entf9Jiclol KOTEX -...... · --· - .. · 12's 39t DIAL · · 2 reg 27c · - 2 bt size 37c AJAX · · · · · · · · --· · ·· --· · 2 reg 25c DELSEY 4 white or colored rls 53c ACROSS THE BOARD · . s.n..it Witll~: , /~ NOBO~Y J)UT NOBODY UNDERSELLS MAKE IT TASTE BH'fSR.> / . . ~ :. '. ' .! f ' "'" ' . • • ' . ' • ..( I • . 2lghds i' '. r �----.-,..- WANT ADS "* aaw· 2 em"' wurc1, m- oa• llt'tioD. ~Ommam t!barae 6llc.' II!Ut. per wqrd for thre• - __.._ MCUtlve lDsertlou llpe~--C.Hl" UlOOtll tor 21 eeoc, f"olll , 11\e ot :l! ceuu pe."' woro will be cuar,ed for ad.v~ina lf not paid ."or before tb~t ·~b ot eat:b IDODt.h followilll ~UOD. 1lrron w Advt!'rtlslq--Bbould be reported Unta.; e<h&W~.J . T)e Dail.)leDtiael will not be responsible tor mon thab oooe wcorrect lD - ~ o! .ttr.&DU ~tl !1-prc:t&l No- tleea 01: t."ftota pruned et reeu 1ar elusified. ratPS. Obituariet publ1.sbtd at 1 ceat per wonL I I I Notices ------- SA Yl OON'T YOU KNOW? Baker'l wW g1ve yuU tbe but trade on hll'nitl:l'e -=-- -. ~.. apphu· t 6-tf 1.11" --·~----'-'-~ .IS ts 1 Auto ::.ennces aour Wrecker Service. Pboue 6227. Nl.a:bt Phone M39- X. DODGIH'LYli>IOUTH DEAL- u-u ~omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, bl:.anciq and brake aervlce. Hackett 's Safet7 Serviee. Welt Maia St.rl!d, Pomeror. Obio. · -- -- - -- - Its! Auto :>tJies 1~940- f urd--cnnp e for :;ale . Good tires, ru ns good . Ph one 290--.J. Naylor~; Ve r n Bol inger , Poincroy, OhiO. Run, 8 15 3tp 1954- UUl CK O· ntu ry Riviera Coupe, dyna fl o w dr ive. excet;>t ional. $1995. Blaettnar 's, Porn· croy , Ohio . 8-16-6tc ---- ~~--- -- 1953 PONTlA C De lux , 8 cyliode'l' 4-d oor s crtan . Hy(l ramatic r! r iv r urigi nul tw n-tonc gre en, $1095. I\laett na r's . Pome ro y. Oh iu. 8-16-m c 1953 HUI <"K S pl'l·ial Dl'l ux 4 - rl onr SNian. one lm'i,l ow ner , $1 HH1 H1 Ht• I 1 Tta r·~. l'omcroy. C)h ltl. 81611( 1.' JJl5 2 1-\1 \[I 'K SpN' l:tl 2-cl nnr Seda n Oynnll ow dl' iV\', !tw:.J \y own rd . S.lUI:\ _ 1\laPtln a r· ~ . l'onwn >y, 0 . .. 8 16-tlk . tOM l't.YMOI JTff llt•lvedPr C! <1"rln11r Sr 1lfl n , low mtl cagr , · on1• owner. SI2U5. Blllt ' lt n;zr ·~ JI (Jtlll' ·-- I'll\'. ! lh lll _ ---I! \ ti l ilt· tfi:J4. M I'~ IWU HY Mon !l'n·y . hHrt l !Pp ( 'nup''• ow•rrln vt•. $171l5 Hl at•!ln;. r's, Pumeruy. l) h HJ . ll-16-tl tc For Sc.:e BOAT HAR( ; AIN 14 I'OOT runabout 11nd tz·r1i! •., 11nd 12 hnrscpnw<>r mnt o r. \\'tll .sl' ll .~r pa ra\ l' or a ll tu~u·!lw r . T hi ' ls a h11.r g11t n. Phon e Nt·w lla vrn 'J'U-22324 . If Nrw ' putlll. 2-IOnt'l , Rt· mudl• li•d . Fr·1n1k F r~c . Rutland . II II 91Jl HYt: for JHt lr, $:i 00 ptT lllfl !lis. Maz·ion f'urhce, Grt·n t lh-n d . 8·11.1-Jtc Go inR to l<'a •r ? S'I'Ot' r:t>t Col d nr·Pr at Epplt• (~ roc ur v Plent y Of l'nz·king Open IH ~h l ~. 8- Hl-3\c: - ----- ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT. MEIGS (i4) For Rent COUNTY , OHIO. reat---KneuioD .Ladden, Notice js her·eby given that t he Suffold Boards, Drop Clotba. foJJowmg Accou nts have been fil . Clinton Fis her, ~ddieport. ed 1n ~:.. 1 d Court for .settlement , Phone 626.:)-X. 11 -1~ and th<~.t th e same wzll be lH~ ard on 2- fi-;e room apartm-;n~our- 1 W edne~duy t he l ~t~ dily of Sep r oom ap art mt> nls. all wi th laun-] tct~hc r 1956 , to-wlt . dries and g.lfagCJ~. ;\. N. Bene:el. 1- zrst an,d ftnal accr~ u nt of HaPnmer oy, Ohio. 6- l4-tf zd :-.1 \\elb. Ath.· u ntstratnx <>f - - - - - - - the t"-; tatc uf J u~;c p h V. Wrlb, De:··or rl'nt - t:Jrttrtc wall pa per ceased. to tra mer. Clint on Fi ~ hl'f , Mtd · 1'1nal a nll rtist ributivc accounr dle porl. Ph. 6~65 - X . \ l -1-tl• of Inez Z. H:lT , Exr>cutnx q! the esta te uf Jnh u Kay Riee, Deeeas 5-ROOM Apartment and bat h ed . Mod ern . Is also ~ urt ah l<' for of · Fi rs t <mrt fi nal aecou nt of 1-:d tth fi ce space . Cali Dr K. D. A m >· Cotinr>r . Arlmimst ratrix uf t he bary, 275-J , Pomern~·8 11-tf cst<~ll' of Rubert H. Cortner, De- hr FURNISHED apartmen t, 4 r oo ms ceased. and bath , t urnat:f' heat. pn\'a le e n. First an d fin al account of Flods trance. Phone t11 70·J _ 8-ll -6tc S · P u lltn, Adm inrstra !rix. u f tht es tah• of Wilh am Thomas Pu llin, 6 Room unfurnis hl'd Apartm•• nt Deceased. with bath fur re nt A! ~u 3-room >" i >-~., 1 '" J f>"•l '"' '"''n>>"> '-'· " ._,of Co•a • ~~t~rni~~~~ n~~~~~t m~l~~ora7~~h I He:o Wonted Legal Notice - ~ .;>e F. Hud11on . 18 W. C11ve St., Pome roJ , or call 184-X ' 8 14 11 CHILO'S BOOTS, llize 6. $1 00: boy's coat and cap, iilze 3, $2.!'0; "irl'• coat and bonnt' t, ~ i ze 3, $2.M ; new nylon ruf(!NI ~ lip , l'ize 3, $1 .00. All in wuu•l eun· WANTED RINTAL - 3-bedroom huu .~c wrth balh. Pl'dcr gas-flr·· 1ill~n . Call 184-X. 8 14 3tp cd cenlral beatln • . c an bo e ith · TWO YOUTH BIO:OS t•o mpl cte. t'r l'nrn c roy ur Middleport. Jood condition, brsl uHrr t .<~ k e~ CUCKLER RIAL TV Cueftltl' ~ultt Call 110-X. 8 14 3tp BABY BED for t ale C&li 81()2-Y . ·wALL PAPER SALE , rf'h onabll' 8 I ~ 3tp 10 da ys lox 229 FOR RENT 0~ SAU> _, hOUifl on Chester nn:~rl. roolf' GQ ~ ~Ktrielty and water . Call '36- Y 8-l(!.llp . Wonted To Buy Bacon RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY " " Automellll-, HMitllr ' ACCIDINT Life, C•uelb MCI leftdt Real Estate Broker .... OHIO ·. Beet, Turkey or Chick•n A f' ~tdy I • t~ka69c Our Fl11est QuaUiy.. .. Save up lo 30., Why pay more? TO . fresh dally! T SUNSET 'i"!ATION'" Grapes . . . . . 21bs29c Honeydew Melons, Jumbo 8size · · each 49c 990 Strawberries lona Brand .. Tender~ Stringless CONCRETE BLOCKS REAL ESTATE S Mlrk North of Pomerot ::=::;: Quality, Service and Merchandise .. To "'"' tM Htlret of tvery family , •• at 1 ctli tha femlly ... If you want to :-ell your "Property in Middleport, SEE ME Pomeroy, SEE ME. M. C. HO.BART PliOab ' 1185 . • .•-· Peaches . . . . . 41bs39c : Red Sweet Plums . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 21bs 35c. ' l1( • ~~~~tas~a=:r.the ( eigs F threat or a M;d. The United Stn1e.q _ Br1t,1i n an d f!anct' w~n' into th f' merti ng I ft r m 1v unlf~>.-1 that E1'"vp!ian Pr e~idt>nt Gamal Abde! Nasser mU!sl n ,-.t be ;~lluw,,t to f' 'ln1rul th e d es. tin y or the inle"nati on a! walerwav though willing to acce !)t Eg ypt ian "ownership" . ~ T · d I eve opm ents help d dwo " maJOr 1 e rspe t he "cl"isis" atmosp herl.' I give rise. lo. a moderate optlmJ!i!ll by Hr ltarn and Fra nce wh o hrwe ealred lhl' Sul'Z is~ ue a 1 " ma ttl' r of life or dt•<tth" an d a t h re a1 tn t h .. Weste rn st ake in the oil·rich Middl.e East. I '·"d. AI'r Force Plane Crashes WhiJc 0 fi Mercy . f}'Ight SLICED IN SYIIUP STOKELY'S HONOR BRAND .. . 2-10 oz P•«• J • · air Exhibitors w•tn Junge . ) Prai~e i Twenty·seven Meigs County Junlor Fa ir cxihJbiton proved they could do a real job o{ grooming and preparing ari.lmals for show at the Fair on Wednesday. Befor e Judges ·Freel .. Rrunev Rnd Utr ry Bes t ,of Oh lo Stal ~ University the YOUD.&slf'rs did the ent ire j ~b af prepa•lng · 111 1or sho w. • amma Es pee Ia II )' commende d by the ·judges Wlts Donald Robson of theBedford Futurre Farme rs who though lilcking in previous .exnerlen""' ,,. th e JO . b ror ,geveral •· ...... k"pl ." h.ourB _in d ipping and washing hlg Hol.!lte1n Heifer in preparation for the show on . Thursday. . In the beef sattle group who i ~rd grooming only were twO ram- dies rep,e•ented b s B Y onny enny Judy ~Iawter anU Larry ~nd Ro1 ger R1tch · R 'd 1 te. et Iart was Ute I PATRT~K Am FORCE BASil:. onJy ~Y doing the job of blocking · Fla . UP- '\. fom·.en f;! in ~ A i r and trrmmJng a lamb for exhibit Vorc~ C.l.,hem:~ • •l'r rnrrv ing a 13· ln . the Dairy ca ttle group flftee~ ..., "'' rr""' " "ilh em r.•·t?"t> ncv SUQ· reea~ved A "wards and s·ix J3; pli P<: f'~;r: !l" tl nFf ~ ml orlerJ rr> ctav award~. The group included Jacki e " " " !TI "'"'.. , m ~ ~~ ifln to h ••rrirafll'- "umm•o•• '"' -· Da 1e Hart, Charles b~tter~ tl san Sal>·,_-• 0.. . n rr m<> rn- Holter, Larry Holter, Larry Cray I bP" f1f "hr e~wv was ld!J efl Ele-anor Well, Erie Parker, PattY C 0 1 Q J M" BJakealet", Donald Sedgewlck Cia · · · mson , ro mm andin~ Cll('e and Donald Robson, R~nd.al~ o:rteer of Pzttr~k Air Force Base Tackett, St~phen and Terry Hoff. at C~Jeoa. Fla.,· said Ute Ui!.!; Cl24 maQ, Robert Kautz, Richard Kobcrush:d wh ihle making it s 11p- !!llJ&, Gary and Paul Larry Smith proac1• to t e rur.wa•' :1! San Sal· ,arl , Reeves, Don Johnson a• ; __,_•:c dor c.....____ ____ _ __ _ __: umes Caldwell ' ... u I II · I -' I NANCY NNANTCHYE, MEET ME O CORNER- - - I HAVE A S URPRISE FO R YOu . ,..--. ''.. ~ - '. ..• ' 49c .' IJy GIOkGE WUNDIII 4-16 oz cans • • • - ~·- '"' - - ' ..., ,. ELiiERTA FREESTONE . .. 21NCH UP GASOLINE ALLEY 65c • • • • • . 49c WINNIE 1 Af,UST Mt.K E lT 50 WI"-'NI E Wi l l BELON13 TO l lcinz . . Rich Tomato, Tangy Spice) U you want to h1rrow money on your 'proywrl.Y in Middleport or Sweet Peas One room in the Junior High Sehool buiL1ing has heen clured ond made r e ady f or the classe11 whil'h will be taught bY. Nanl'y Edgell, who wlll also teach physical educati<ln ror the girls. 6--16 oz cans lona Brand . . Large Size, Tender Call Wm. Gru...,, Rock lprl"" Green Beans 39c each 55c::;· r Red ripe •ullen and augar oweet! CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS OR RED CAftDINAL w-. / Watermelons SUNRISE • THE MOTORIST, Mro. Ho'•o wam1, DI.IIJI~Iwayi ezpect "'ethe u.Reip~(eil •ltere -=hlldren are --'--- - -- - -- ---- - REGUJ.ARLY 53• Juley ripe appleo ID a Jolden, flaky .rust. . ;-, I. ·~a 'aafety which are rworth' "" The latklooviUe, Fla., S•le,' tr CouaeU leads a ~ terktnderra~~. ,·n / l eant to ev...., ~·J •""' I the tit,. A tel or portable traf· fit contrel devlee., eutt ftiU· ('11 of t•Oile used' at Jack1oa· / vJUe latenectioa1, luch the . aalely. JOIUlJsters bow to cross streets coneemed and drive with ez· lreme caution Dear schoOls, play&rtunds and residential areas. (According to The Natloaat Safety Council, mou •h•'ld .,,Idea'· ....,.1,.· u Mtur on fit!~·1 dent~al streets in. mid-block.) Pre-school children In Omaha, FutiMr, the motoriH must be eb., also receive safety instruc- alerVfor sJpa, slcaals a"' d tions from local police oft"icials. tehool patrol& and give youna In groups of 20, they meet with bicycle rkler4 eyery brealt. their parents in a public park ·THE CJIILD mwt leam· to obey "" Where they learn tO respect the ' traffic police, schqpl patrols, and r~. police .and . .to use self-reliance trat!ic control'd•Yites. When r'•d· ' ·~ r _, wheri ·they do sttrt .school. ., · lng a bicycle, he 9<Jes with .traftlc, , Ret!oanldn.J tblt motorists In a .straiebt bne, and never . often become lu: towl,rd eblld hitches on to passlna truck• or pedestrian• durlal lllmmer va· cars. Headlights and rear reflec· utlon, Oklah,ma Cltr J,.Ytees tqrs 81lould be attached to all tacll tall p~rol ·~eroda In· . bikes (although chtldren should lersectlouL •ear t .. re· b e d.IScouragcd from riding when ""\ ·&cao&ll ..,.. ; ;'h~~=:~~,.!r. :!:,d:=:~ it is dark or dusk, unless abso· at tbe -lOO most a. ......-0ua loc:a· lu~ necessary.) When walk~i -...'1!1 '¥here th~~e are l'JO sidewal~s, tins - .. Sthool's 10)m.• Live youngsters walk f4cing t.raffic on and Let Uve. Drive CarePulty." the left side of the road. Roller 1 Mn. J. Howard Hod&e of Mid- skates, tricycles, wagons and ·land, Tex., safety dJvilion ·e1ialr· scooters belong onr the sidewalk, jman of t:_Jle ~eneral FedenUoD of niDI!' tile street. • Apple Pie On Your Didl H. .. A&P'S TOP QUALITY ~IARVEL ... YOUR CIIOICE, 6 FLAVORS Ice Cream1-2 • ' lb45c Colby Cheese Fresh type ... ex(clltlnt for sandwiches! ahe Jays, can .save cou~tless children. she eautions, no · · which mus t serve where reason canriot. Discipline should be mild, eonsistent and loa:tcal, and is as necessary to a chi~d's sense of security as if is to hi.s safety. ~. '" Fresh Chicken Breasts · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ll1 79c Chicken Legs or Thighs · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · lb 69c . I INnlANA ... LARGE. 22 TO !4 LB. AVER AGE On lt. LB JIANC\' WISCONSIN . .. CREAMY, MILD DAISY OR ""YOUR 11 l ~~unser>~ulonu •,1:': .by members or every g~~;~u:h ~~as;~e~; . Canned Hams · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · ·· · ·-· · · · · lb 73t Boneless Beef Stew · · · · · · ··· ·· · · · · · · lb 59t 8CRAP DI.Ol( - IIJCTALI PhomJ lUG Pam., Women's Clubs, hastrainin& helped proset up numerous safety tramS fdr- PTA. thurch and other ' womeil'1groups. A few rules, tak- during the early relinquished <~s ld D. te Eat OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I 1: I: tL ABNER Top Diplomats Meeting Today On Suez Crisis rules, too!) PfllENT. says Mrs. hu three tools to use In his child from acd- Fresh frying'Chickens .... . . . .. -. . . . . lb 39c Banquet Pot Pies .... ·· · · · · .. ·· · · · 4 for 99e 9 to 11 lb ~ · f ' -:oJli The a.uperlntendent repcrt et.l that water and gas llaa been instalfed to the l"lew seience desk in the Junior Hilh thus aidlns: tonstderably in lmprovin,a: the- K'ience proeram In that school. The janitors h.ave returned to tbelr respective schooJa after .spendlne the summer working on projects in the school system. Superlntendr nt f}ibbs also reDOr1ed r~pairs to the NfJf and fire wall on the Senior Hil!:h buildfp.g bail been t-QMpJ.eted and that both are now Ia good condition. He also reported *hat teacher a ~slgnm (· nh are camplete and that a full co mlllement of teae hers is ready to ~tart th e school LONDON UP- Top d iploma ts of year. 22 nations met today to S('P.i• an end to the Suez Canal crisis. A Soviet plea for moderati(l n and lJ. AO~ u. ~Jor a mot·e "reason:~b l e" attitude bv educ•tion can !~~::;;~;~~~,.~~letetyeffe~ive unlesi; English Roast5~c , WE BUY GI\UISI!B BLOC!~ CO. .. . . WELL TRIMMED .. ROUND BONE OR rrRUO'I'tJ'R.AL I BEAM!i "lulhl ...,.., Per L.., .. - l ~~~i~~~~~~~~ ~~h:::~~ 2 SLICE~l I B- 16-:Jtc 123 l Legol Notices !'HICK JANE PAIIKER . . . LAIIGE 8" - Phone 101. Y I WILL NOT DE rC!iP'" ":I hle for Crow ~ Hardwart . 8 !5 3k df'Uls contracted b) l'l)'one other than myll!lf. FOR SALE: LATE MOOEL AltisDorothy L. Ke~t on Chalmert tractor nrnw••r. ptnw . 8 H 3tp cuttivatM •nd disk . C ar ~on Comb1. 8 miles nort h, Chelllt'r , Route 7. B 1~ 3tr 10-For Sale or Rent A&P's !amous .ground beef Is made only from specially selected 101)% pure beef ground fresh many times a day_ A& I' SUPER ltJGHT . . . LEAN, HICKORY SMOKED fOOd 99c GrOU.idaeef 3 FASHIONED Mn. FinifrPd Holla nd and r.aura a tt ended the Bumg.Orner reu n i!)n held at New Haven Park Sund sr . Mr. and Mn;. William S tatt ~ ()f Pt. Pleasa.q_t and Mr. and Mrs Chulet Rob i 11~on nf Hawaii visit. Pd Mr'. and Mrs. Harrison Rob :n- Tht awardillJl of milt and C~,Jil contract, for t he Pom.eror Seboolt was completed, lalt altht, •• tbe Pomeroy Board of Edue!aUon mei lu tbe office of Supt. Cbarlet s. Gibbs. :r'be board awardcj' t.he mHk tontncl to tbe'-Jlith VaHey Da iry t~ furnleh for lbe elementary acboul$ w,lule the .coal eontract te furftdib coal for the ~thool! of the tystem durifti the 19M-57 tcbool ytlr liven to tbe Adrienne Co.\1 and Doek Company . At the same meetlne. ihe board eave permission for- the purcbl~:t~t' of neceuary e<l\ilpment to begin art cluses at the hieh sehoul this fall . Calling o-n Mr. and Mrs.,. J otm HirrisoR Sunday we re Mr. and Mrs. todd Childer~ nf VIenna and Bla ;n Walburn, Middleport. Mr. and M111. Denel! Dunlap of Pt . Plea~ant SPent the wt>ek end with Mr. and Mr!l. At rlf'\" Blrlke . may reach new all·time prop?rof an estimated million and a . schGOI. Q'.llleDll. and towns are oreanizing their aupport the aiJ:antic nation&l "back to ' OLJ) made a busi· son. -;p.ci'V~~&2. il2oii.GIA..oK-9J,.~ AUTO SALES You t.ove something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A DGily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative, -They Get Results- Clar ence Newell To There~s Good Clean Ustd Can All Makos •nd Model- IF less of Mason. ~cPJ~ ~ ~&'~-·· METROPOLITAN n. Roush's·Shoe Store Ohio lO BI ( 21 ) R.eul FstotP C....~ 1:! !:J For Milk, Coal Attendanc e at the Methodi»t Su nday School Sunday \\'a& . 100 collection was $14.97 . ' Sunday dinner suests or Mr. and The Good Will Cla:Sll met at lbe Mrs. Jac Fox were Tom WiiUams- Henry horne Wedneadav a fte r noon and B.lll Chattin of Mason . t o cut rag•. Present wi r e Laur ene WilHam Gephart h:u reh1 rned Lewis, Lucill e Harrison. Mal)el home after visiting relatives in Johnson , Lucy Woodrum . Wil pta Marietta, Ohio. Blae, Irene Justis, Mr. and Mu Week end vl siton of Mr. a nd L~roy Lyons and hosts. Mrs. E. 0 . Henry were Mr. and 1 Mrs. Clarence Cottrill and child - , "'Jr. 11~d Mn. Charles C:tr tw ri eht ren of Chillicoth e Ohio, Mr. and lf(l d c ln l d -- · 'l mo tn:-ed to arkenMrs. Delbert Becker, Middleport. burte Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mar y Gladwell, Mr. nr. d. Mn. · Sund .· · !!uesb of ~1rs. An yai11 flu s-: '1 • ·· lld r.t :·s. William Don Becker and son, Pome ;ov. Janice Nicholso n and B£ ~b Powell of New Havt'n . Sh jfley CL·.-~: !"h J is t" mp loxed Fox attended a stork shGwer r~ ­ ctmtly for Mrs. Jack' Johnson held · · 'l,· r l<'!r cy :., ~ pe nd : n g It \Ve tks , at the home of Mn . Robert Har- vacati On. FURNITURE - - - -- - - C'OMPLETE lnsur•'lce Protection, l.lte. Auto, Fir", Polio. Call Don Mills, Mlddle-pnrt. nhtn ••• Sizes BAKER - II HOOI\t IIOU S~~. with r lf'elr ir it y 7-3 1- tf $299.00 I I wRtcr In kltehf'n , on Laun•l :J!) ).ttzl [Ofl 1' \c('( riC )l ut WHI!'I nur. $2:\00 . Call fH09 Middli'h<'al ers, 10 year wa rrn tll y. Sp,• J•"rt. 8 I 4. 3\c cial prh-c , S87 .M . V<td i ~ h l't um h lng, l'hone 46--M, r o m~roy. FOR SALE----~_, !l!.irby Real E:t 8-16-tf t"&te, RutlaDI\ Township. 3) --. --~ a\rf'll land, homre, barn a·nd out i'' OR SALE TOMATOES MEXIbu ildings. See George A. M('ln· C ANS large pink , non-ad1l - Zntl h~rt . Administrator. ' 6-1-tl ho1111e east from lK'hnol hom<' . Wlllh:m H. ll olmt>s, Syr·H·w•e. 13 ACRES l.hND for !!ale. On RaOhio. B·fl-1 mu .r c lne-Bflllhan Road sear Sutton Churrh . Lovely hulldtng Silt'. PI':ACIIES-- Halc- Ha.ven anti (; o[rl· Some locuRt timber Price $1,000 en Juhllee Ne w tluvrn Orr hnrrl . 24688. = Awan! Contratts Mr, and Mn. Arthur Fie Porn· eroy, wt' re caliin.e on Mr'. Mrs. Ned He nry Tuc sd ~y. The New Look In Old Fashioned Comfort . Dusty Black Suede ROOMS Of New Fumlture · ~ I I I 4 HOOM ITOliSE newly s hingif'fl, nt•w hR s<'mcnt , Tl\'W t'OH I fu r noel', on Wrleh 1'own llrll, Mm-f' r~~ rlk W i lbur lmhodr·n . R W fltp New H1vcn, W. Va. P hon>' TU, Genevieve Stobart Is WSWS Hostess Tuesday Evening • Rev (' E_ Hoyt, president of the 1\leig,, Cou n ty l'llm isterHtl A.•SOC!a\10!1 met Hany Denm <ln. ~: ~>~ r. c ncvle\'e Stobart ent r rs pc<; ker at the (' unnty widt" C lu b~ ta n Ra lly 111 the Lt lrgrounds T u P~ ';ll nt·d thr WSWS of the Enterday at the f'ark e r ~ UurJ;; air port nn d Jl ' 1'1' ~: ! Tfl. Chu r("h T ul'sday e ven· ' also t ook ~lr De nman bat: k to Uw 1111( at ht• r humt' Hock Spri ngs Hn~t d . air pnrt ~t ft e r t he ~erv i cc. Mr . and :-.Irs Frank Vrooman n .·vrol " " '~ wr re led b y Mrs. FOR II have rl•tur n<'l"i to th ir hurm· rlf .l;t mrs Will , progra m leader , wh o ter an JB rl~y :- Ill) at City Hall I I;• <~ lnl' her tori<-" "Time for or fu r ttw Karn wllz :,. tht•y were H!l Ut<~ng t•." vac-:-tl zu n_ J oe 1'ur n•· r. U<lnrel Pooler <Jn rl 1\lrs. St• lim Bla.wwiez. pres idt'n t, w n , n ann\· . havt• het· n atten thnx p n ·~1 drd o1v•·r t h e mer ti v;:: anti it I H T-. bernittil- nn•rt. ng a! Mt. Nu iJII . wll.<; vul f'tl tu ord l·r ne w mi ssion· W. Va. in Lincoln County. 1 .zry .o;lu tl y U ook~. A n offer ing wa~ 4to8 1 Vi n cent Youn.l(, Jo: rie, Pa . , wh ·• lit kt•n fOJ" th l' fn•e liter ature has. been vi~itir t g hts brothl'r, (" \ rrnr! . R. You ng and Ml·•. Ynu n~. t•n: l•r 0. The Brlgbtest .'\ rl t·~ -'1 1'1 l"oursc Wll ~ , , .. . ed th ~ M<biJll (" 11mr T ul'~l"iHv fo• • •., d b.••• oer In Middleport 1 • ;.· Bl azewrcz, M obsP rvatio n Mr. an d Mrs. Y oun c'. i 1111 f.' · hPs' · r _ ~s 1~ M•' . rs. came hera from E•·ie tu vi sit h., I ll N \V~;tuJ, , ,I ~ .1o1m S mllh , "" BAKER FURNJTURI Middleport bruth t~ r ~n d her ., istcr, Mr. an d _,.,_ 1 am zss Elizabeth u 01. · he was rt' I \'rs· · _ _ __ __ - - - -____ __ __ _ ____ __ _ _ __''.,,-,-,-,-,-:=:=,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-:=,-:=,..,..~,..,..,..~~ Mr s. C. H. You ng wh1le cove r in,~~; afiN reeer.t sur}.; ery. Mn;, G H Kcw hkr. Groveoort. is a sur~: i ca l pati ent ~: St. Anll ·, Hos p ital , Columbus . Her children are .slayi ng w1 !1t lhPi r gr anlirn uth cr . Mrs E s _ Srhail f :tnd famih [a,u te rf OAd~ inistrat nx uf t hdt' esJ · a e o ra Ca nter , Deccasl;) . Call 294First a nd fi nn[ account of S ·vhil ~ __8-1!\-6tc ~- __ 14 W CAV E ST.=-6 ruom house , F:h f' r ~ har h . Adm in ist.ra trix of th e bas.:!m ent , large lot. Provis ions es tale of G eo r ~:e Pullms. O e~· ca serl. made for mrnor n •pairs a n<:! First A ~d tin ~ t accoun t of Rocleamng up ya r·d_ Inquire 19 W. ~rt L. C?a lsi l!:~l'U~~ : ~f the ~·: 1 Cavr· St , Pom eroy. 8· 16H!c tiite ~r Ca 11 n · .rc man , -~ cease · Fmil and fmal account o ( No n a durin.ll her i!IM s ~ . ___ _ I'' En•in , Exc rulrix of the est:oztt• I CA N YOU t:S I': F.XTHA MON EY' of Clifford M. Er vin, Deceased. Mr. a,n l"! Mr ~. ftnrlm•_\' S<l ll l' r <rnd Help meet thos t• month ly pay}o'in al and d i.~t rihu tivf' acc~u_n t fa m ily vi.~rt ctJ ll ~":ks' Nest. \-\ mE' nls (ln y (l UI' hom e. car , TV , of L£' nll K Ncsscl road , Adtnllll ~- Va . Tuesd~.l' - Mr. Sa ~r e r IS on va or othe r nhli ~a!iuns. :'1-T<~k e $35 to t ralri x de boni s non of t he es tatt) I cation from th <' Hl ae \lnaa· \o. ~0 a wee k 111 sp an• trmr s up· of Wil li am M. Mill s. Deceased . Mr. and M r~ Fr ao cr.<. Bus h and pl vi n ~ CI\!Jsuu1N ~ m Pu rn e roy First anrl fin al accuunl of P aul fa mi ly, Xenia . wrre r·eecnt gu es~..; with H.a w l(· i~h Prort .z t"!s. Star t W. Win n. Ad mini •tnt tor uf th e ·<'S of Mr . ~t llfl Mrs. t'. J Rh od es . im mc rlin! e \v Wr th• Hawl c i ~ h 's. ta l l' of FrCd W Wm n. D t•r ea~cd . Mr. and Mrs. l,c w i~ Kneh !rr an d Dr>pt. OHI·l -H4!1-:Il2. F'rl!e port, F'i r~ t anrl fi n<~! ae<'ou nt of Sy bi l rlau g h! er~ J) f B1 ·vR n, 0 .. Wf' I"P th •· 111 . 8-16 - l tp Eh t ·r~hi!t'h. Arlmm is t raltn of th "j !iU Ps t ;; (t f hi~ mollu.'r. 1\.fr~. Lew\- .- -- --- - ·- 1 (' •fait• of tk l!a G Pu l l1n .~. Deccas-~ KoPh lpr Sr. th 1s wr rk. Ex pe rl l'fil"rrf Kzh· ht•u !l1' ln wa n t~!l f'd . • ..M r . anr! Mrs. !,o zz is Sk i ll· ~ . Ak rn 11 Mu sj. apply In pcr~ urt . !lome Re sSixteen t h t•u rrcnl Jl('t ount tlf , a n• vis i11n ~ hi ~ rn n!h r r. Mt·s . Ad LI tau ra.a! , M rfl d lr>port. R-16-3\c F.di ;;o n H uh~te lt t·r. Guardia n uf Cra y . WANTED: GIRL f'' OH housewor k. F rf'd Wh itt•, a n lneump t•tcnt M r~ . Hit·h:;r·d 1-'oldl' r\ 1\t--. Rnd Mrs . Marlon Cowd ery , Long All per sons int rres \c fl nr<' n·· Mrs . r'a lvin Sl ll\ fl ~ "n a nrl ~o n ~·i·· Bottom , Ohi o. 8 )0, 3tp qu ircd to att end stu·h fwttle mc nl itttd ! ~l c:o!r qHhlls Wt •dr,<' -.[l;z v. and make obje d i on s th rt·eto if l'tlf t.~ . ~~d w<Jrr! D(·mo .J;,. ;rnJ d: 11 1 WANTI!.:D : Someo nt• to rut l.ocust any t hPy havr . chre r 1\r !\ tP Rnd 1\'rs l·~ .. rJ fh n n-.• posh . Contru;:t Ed Spencer or A n~· [J{' f<;on intcrt>slt·rl may fil t• Sr ., W<'l'r ht l ~ : n C' s~ l ' l~- 1 \ or s in Ga l phone 6069-M . 8 14 3tc wr il.tcn exce ption s to said Ac ~ Hpn l i ~ tud<J y. coun l3, nr a nv tlrm thr rcuf. fiv e . Mr~ . Joe T lttnC'r anrl h••r flltht•r ( 18) Employment da yli t•rior lu ht•a rinll ;wd at thai Rnbt•rt s :•r·. v l< l!ed r•·lali v l' ~ 11 . trr nc fu rl hrT" timr may lw al l liWWonted cfl fnr rH ust·, \o file ~ tr c h cXCf'JI Flnt Hnl"k and 1' 1 l' t( a.-; :rn! \\'(•d Pc~r l ily . Empl<•_, m(•n t wa mrd : llllt! SE- lions . Mr·s (; r ;w" r;Iilt,r' , C"11 lum hu Jo hn (" _ ll aron. WORK wiH' rP cll n go horne vi: d l ••d f l lf'n d ~ h(' rt• !"uud<t\' l'r oh;tl t• Jud gr . nights . Wril t• OJ" see Mrs. Mr anrl 1\l r ~ ll (' S'c rJ ~ <HH~ H o .~ t c Sparll•s, Mid dl epod . Ohio R-Hi-t k c hil dn ·n vr' .!C' rl i n (' cl u m hu ~ Mon Huut r I. 8 14 3tp t! a .v. M r . :u1d ~l r· C. H Ynu n~ W<' -1• 1201 Bus mess Services hu s r !l<l.~.; v l'" l l or~ i n Aslt la nd on DIVORCE. NOTICE W ('d !W' rl il ,l" . HOME BUILDERS l II)\\' ARP \\- tr OLI•'IWM wh o , •· Cnll C uy N c i ~le r , 1\itl' int•, Ohio. a 14 121.c resu lt·ni'e lg .. t :\1 ou nt lw i lr>. W Va., at lhr· .S l Rll' P-: niten1.iory u( RADJO & 1'ELt:YISJO~ SERVICE sn id ~ t n \ p Wtll Btke nr•lil'(' ·lha1 Phon e 200. Clt!lllnd Appllanee Han •! \\"., ll if rll !ll hns fi !••d h er pP· S lore, llll W. M1ln St.. Pomero7 t llrtm a ~-: a • n -~1 hi m fo r rli\'nre£' ami 2-23-tf ali mony in Cast' No. 12450 o f tlw ~ ----- ~-== FOREMAlll & ABBOTI T.V. SER- ('om mon P lell .~ !"o ur! of M ei g~ VICF. All r11ak cs Rt'palrcd by Ex l'nunl v Oh io and !hilt Mnirl r llll 'i t' pert Tf>chnlc1ans. Phone 8284 Y wi ll 1;,.' fo r h·oarln g on nr 11 ft e r Middlc po,-1 8-JI~-tf lh(' wd h day u f S epl <'m hN . 19&1. HAZJ:o:L WOOLFROM ~U.' C K SERVIC'!: ou Watch ReDy E. W. l'~~tWLt:S pairing br Factor• Tr~olncd Her Atto rn ey watchmak er. COLLI.NS JEWii:- t71 ·2!): (8)-2. 9, 16, 23 , ;.10 : (9\ ti 7!r u : ns. PPmer'l:r. t-3-tt IRONIC RECORD CAR REPAIR MILWAUKEE (UP)-~ The Mil· Nd~o: lt · r & Clr>r k G D l'll~<'. H;rr l ll f'. waukee Polo Club h£'gR n 11 .~ 195ft Ohi o. A 14 12tr sl'ason with ils largl'!<l op<"' n in!l: rill)' ('rowti ri Nl jlit(' the f;zct. th<J~ 1 Insurance som r hody sl ippcfl <t rr·<·oni ·· fit n ~· Barru•ll·SimJ>600 1nsurnncc A ~cnc y, Away frorn th t• Ron!'s" in th <' Middleport. l•' lrf' • Aulomohi le- di sc jockl'y's pllc at lht• puln Bonds. l'h<. ne 631!'-X 6·20·tl field befor e the match stat·tcd . · ( 171 L H. RAWLING SONS CO. - ERS. ... - - MIDDLEPORT SOUETY NOTICE. SETTLEMENT OF 6--The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Aug . 16. 1956 Ketchup • • • 2--llb pltgs • •• • • Daily . . ReP.]ar or Fish Eo~ 1V.O KIDS .... I MUST 47c • • Nutley .. 14 lb Yeilow Prints Margarine ME AND .~!CT "THOSC 2--14 oz btls •• •• 41c Ann llage M~yonnaise· ·· · - ·-·· · · · -· qt I . , . Ann Page Cidet.W"ll" · ······ ····· qt . . "Egg N~~,@d r _...,., ' �• ' Socte ' ty B. H. San born MJSSIOnary Lovejoy Circle Holds A Potluck 6-Tbe Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Aug 16 . 1956 Second Annual Bumgarner Reunion Is Held At New Haven Garden Club Pork \ The second annual Bumgarner 1 ner, Peg:gy and Sut- Ann11 Mr familY ft'union wa.s held recently Mrs Otlie Roush and G£·r11ld at the New Haven G.u-den Club and Mrs Wr lson Johrltiun Mr Park A basket dinner was ser· Mrs Orl.!i Bumgarn .. r Mr and Bum~~:arn t' r The Lovejoy Circle of the B. H. San born Miss..onary Society of the F1rst BapUst Cburch had a potluck suppt>r 10 the yard of the Raymond Luman home on South St!cond Avenu e Tue:sday evening Home made ice cream was a s peCtal fealure of the supper wh.1c h preeeded ll business meeting conducted b\• Mrs. Luman. their chairman . Mrs Will1am Miller. who ball been an active me mber of the church during the1r residence 1n Middleport, JS leavmg 10 the near future and she wali gLvt·n a fareWell handkerchief shower by the Circle chose two miSJ!:ionaries for her work and I'M and Mr s ved to the guests at noon Haro ld TOO&e attending were Mr and Mr&. John Bumgarner, Mr ana Mrs Roy Hoffman , Mr and Mrs all of Letart. Rural Houh· Mr and Mrs Lr nfr.:'d Dumgarner. Rosalie Bum g<~r n rr Ca_r u!yn 01nd ch1 ltl r t-n Lewis Capehart and children, Phil Bumgarner, Mr and Mr ~ Fn•d and Shtrida, Mn. Donald R Kay Benls, Co nme Bum gar n.-.r Bl enda and Mic.i:ey, Mr. artd Mrs . Harry Bumgarner, Mrs J ohn Srdll•. all Capeblft , J r . and Georgie, Mr of Richwood OhiO Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Harry Capehart. Sr , I Ja!'k Lane, Col umhus: Mrs Mar Mra. Harry Pickton 8 and Sandra . garet Olshennett , Marywllle. Oh10 Mr and Mrs Ma rv1n Rough, Mar Mrs. Blanr he Bumga rn er , M-lry svin and Bobby, Mr and Mn;; Ottil' VIlle Mrs Mano n MeDanu·l "1arRoush and Sally, Mrs Brrl Roush 1on, Oh10 , Mrs W f' Holla nd Mr and Mrs Ray Weaver, Hugh and ~LS.S LautH Hoi iiiJHl f'l 1fton , MeMlllln, Mr and ¥rs Oben Mrs G('orge <:ar son Erldl e, BeverSayre , and Milhe Bumgarner, ::~11 I Jy and Dickie , M a~o n M.r <tnd Mrs or New Hllvt!n John Martm. Ma S"on and WllliHm Mr and Mn Edward Bumgar- I Zuspan , Billy Ma so n I ANTIQUITY LAUREL CLIFF A-2c Eddy Stobart 11- nd w1fe. Ellsworth AFB , Rapid Ci ty, S D arrived for Iii two week s' VL5Jl w1th their parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Stobart and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler. Recent guests ot Mr .and Mrs Charles Parsons were Mr and Mr s Carl Bmce Mrs r.arold Boice Mrs and daughter . Columbiana Richard Young sons, Mrs f:vclyn Bu sifonl . Moundsville. W Va Week e nct guegts or Mr and Mrs Ed Burso n were Mr. and Mrs Ht'nry t ane, Piltsburgb BHI Wolfe, Ea gle Rtd ge, , ,.pent Sunrlay with Mr and Mrs Cal Orr. Mrs Ralph Saunders and childr r n, Galhpoil .~. VISited ht-r Lrlother Mrs. LtzzLe Sayre Mr11 Lawre nce Srmlh and family and Jud y Gilmore spent lhf" \\ eek end In Mans h eld Mr and Mrs Chfford Jacobs, and Jack . Mr Anct Mrs Phll ~1se and son Donme. HLII Ballf'y and Deloris MLIIhoan spe nt Sunday in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Jark Abies and rhlldren were Sunday guests of h1~ father , Dana Ahles, Pomeroy Mr11 Elh Weaver an rl Mrs G1·acc Kell y, Alfrerl s pent a day wtlh Mrs Arthur Stohart Mrs Mam ll• M1ller retu r ned to her home In Snndyville e.JtN vuutlng her da ughter nnd 5 nn-lnlaw, Mr ami M1 s Berard Diddl e Mn J crrv Powell daughters llnd !\1r~ Powt"!l s mother Mr ~ Sarah D1ddlc s pent o dAy with Mr a nd Mu Otis MrlhntoC'k, Chc.~ hlr(' Mr and Mr~ Frank Ruck Leturnt>d home Monday even ing from a va1atwn at Jndian Lake anrl St Mary' Mr and Mr~> S1d Pl(·kena, MirlfllrpOL ·t vlsitcd hLs sb ler. Mc. Dauy Beaver. - -- - - e Monday in P•rkereburJ. M,, •nd ""' Lar..,. Rou&b, waverly, vlslted Mr. and Mn .. Guy 5":'.'::.~ '·:~m 1 at presided I '' 1 • WAHAMA 'S NEW gymnas ium-au- l •valls. Wa•knw11 hve b ~ ' I il J y at ditorium i~ fast taking shapt· with work srf\CI! •,tp• I "'n> {' '2 '. 'cd 1 l •· .v 1 ' "' brickl•yer:~. bu1v layini the outsid& we-.,ks i!lgo E ffa rts HI' bl!'mg nud~ ) · 1 I lhe ' , ' ' evenson 1ns· 1rst ole ·Minstrel Draws ., Week end guests of Mr and Mrs. Bessie Singer, Rev and Mrs Mrs. Joe Beegle were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Singer, Dayton, Oblo Mr. and Everett Wilson and sun of Colum Mrs. Arthur Haney, and daughter East Liverpool, Ohio, and MiAs bus, Ohio Guests of Mr . and Mra. Robert Laura Bayre, PomeTGy . Beegle, Apple Grove, Ohio, were Mr. and Mrs James Be-e&Ie, Pittsl,. :,11!ding completad " !L burg, Pa., Mr. and -Mrs. Rolland • ·, ~ d..J .rg il.t· t:oming uhool Beecte, David an-d Vlra:lnia Jane Mr. and Mrs. Ward Haye.s, Mr. Beegle, West Alexandri1, Pa ., and and Mre. Emenon Hayea aad son all attended the reunion of the Mrt.Lucy Hayea and Mrs. Mollie BHgle Clan over the week end. Bookman att~nded tbe H•yes reGuests at the Charles Beegle union at ijoliday . home In Racine over the week end were Mr and Mrs. Gerald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice visited and Mr Clifford Beegle, Jr. Pa. with his cousin at Kanauga Sun. Well:!k end guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Weber of Mr . and Mrs. 0. J Gaul, Racine, were Sunday dinner gueJts of Mr .. were their daghtuer, Miss Ruth and Mrs Lawredce Smith. Ann Gaul, who is employed In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunt Mrs. Fern Chcesegrew, MiddleBedford, Pa., Mr and Mra.. Byron port, Mrs. Helen Woode and aon Black and daughter Kathleen all • Alfred, and !'¢r.l. Lucy Hayes apeot of Bedford, Pa ' ' . I Sunday with MoHie Bookman. W f'ek end guests of Mr and j Mra. Cleo Smlth Yisited ber Mrs. Theod.Jre Beegle and famUy, aunt, M~ Avery NelsOn, at the Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Jo Holzer Hospital, Monday. Beegle . Bedford, Pa, Mr. and Mr~.' Bob Waugh returned' to his Herbert Beegle, Mr. and Mn. Har- home in Columbus after spendold Beegle. all of Delaware, Ohio lng two weeks with his &randGuests at the Arthur Beetle re- mother, Lucy Hayes. $id1•nt over tht> week end were Mr. and Mr1- John Reuter, AkMr a nd Mrs. AI Williams, Camden ron, spent the week end with tbe N J., Mr and Mrs . Arthur :EnJie B. K. Smith famlly. son a nd daughter, Darby, Pa.: Mies LucUie Smith_ Is vUiltlng friends In Rosewell, t'J. Me-.. Ml h Mrs. Geora:e Pyle• spent a day If' an d Mrs. Clara Schaefer. Jn Athens and atteuded tbe fair. Mr an d Mrs Paul Flsber and Mr f)nr:l Mrs William FIBher visit. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Wolf 1nd children, Akron &nd Mra. Gene ed Su_ndav In Millfield with Mn. Van Meter and child.i-en. ColumTheodon! l'arkcr bus, are vllritlng Mr. and Ml'l. I Mr an d Mrs. Clifford Phillips Curtis Wolf. returned home Monday evening from a vacation trip through the Dennis EichiR£er Is visiting hla southern states. aunt, Mrs. Eddie Hartung while Mr. and M1·s. Brooks Sayre hill parents, Mr. and Mra. Henry have returned home after a va- E1cbiqer, Grov~por_1 .. ~re vacat· cation ln Canada. tionJng at VlrgtD.ii BNoo.. Mr and Mr.s . CIMcncc Curtis Anna Lee King and friend of of Columbus spent the week end Columbus visited with Mn. Floyd w1lh his father, James Curtis. Ridenour, Monday. who LS ill at the home of Mr. and MISJi June RJdenour, Miss GayMrs Hosmer ROUlih . ann Gaul and Thed CL"oy spent CHESTER CHICAGO-UP- The Democratic National Convention lo· ~ay plunged lnlo a fre&lor-all fight for second place on the ticket hEaded by Adlai E· Stevenson Three ''""'tors and a mayor led the pack 1o the first wide-open vice presidential race of modern wtilical history. Conveqtion delegates, who nominated Stevensn for presi- Loeal talent proved 118 drawing power, last nl!lht, at the Meigs County Fair ·as capacity crowds viewed two IJerlorlllttllj:ei of the Big Bend Variety' Show pretented os a srandstand u It went off without -a bitch. Tbe show was divided into two Cbarlesanaa Heu, wbicb accomtb~ lint scene eonsi• pauled it. l(la of a rural HWIIr.in' Bee and BUl Obllds and Bob H-odllc:b ·~ seene tbat, of a Digbt were next p"'aented In a aODI club. a,nd daoc:e rouUne to "StandJng Tbe oq,mlng scene of the 1b4W oa The Corner''. f~tured a dancing chorus dresrlean Hayman, backed by a dane~ in •tripped farltlerett.e t!otbag cho:tu,a, "Peontu Prom -t,\IIIHII and .seated -on bale.s of ha:Y lkuea'', Daaeera. wbo WOJe eosJnd alnajaa: and da~Mi'lna- to . the turri_es of white otjddf with ted atn.loa of ..Down at The HustlDJ ttl• au~ .taried maall umbreUas - PWll with 1 • dent by an overwhelming itrst ~------ --- bJIIJot majority, braeed f(lr a mar. athun battle over the llelectlon of predicted many roll ealls will be h1a runnlng mate. Party leaders needed. Some forecast a political --------1 donnybrook The convention wu called into 11ess1on at 1 p m. EDT to belin the long process of nomlnatmg speeehea:, demonstratiolliJ and '..'Yentually, b31lotms for a vi~ presidential nom Jnt"e. The or1glnal IIChedule, whJ<:h calJed for Steven. son ta deliver his acceptance speech tonight, aeemec:1 likely to SAN FRANCtsCO UP -The go out the window. Republican Plll1y'1 top profeaslonala. includini eorne closefit to the Stevenson set off the mad Whle Howe, turne-d on tlie heat scramble for ~he vlce pres!dt>ntlal today to put d(LIWn any last nomination In a dramatic speech threat! of a .. dump Nixon" mcve- to lbe convention Thursday night shortly after be • had won aumt: • They apell.l'ed calmly tonfHJent place on the ticket by pollina: 905 that ~lr rf'ad,y made plans for out of tbe 1.372 votes on tbe firlt a smooth, harmonious conventton bAllot. His neJ;rut rival, Gov. to renominate Pnld.-dent Eisenbow Averell Ibrrnnan of New York ' ad Vir:e President Richard M. drew only 210 voteswould go off w1tho11t a Upseta Tradition The smllmg nominee strode to ~~;";;~ N1rUonal Chalnnan the rostrum of the .stockyards ~ W. Hall declarr. d tbat conventiOn hall and informed tbe Democrats' reitOm'.lm.IOb 'Of thunderstrud;; delegates that h• E. 'Stevenson was "jus fine had dec-Jded to forego hi 5 tradiUL" He 5lid "I don't know tional right to handpick .a ruorung1 ean aay about Mr. Steven- mate,. aod woul-d leave the decicon tb-' E'.irte3 Kefauver and Av- sion to the " free proeeae:s•· of an ereiJ Harriman haven•t already open convention. aaid." . It was a bold move, designed ~+---;---;-"'t--_:_-'-~--~~---i l Hall pred~ to D~wamen that t.o focus public attention ou Prea:, Se'fi!Q.SOn will "go Gown to more 1dent Eisenhower's bealtb and the devutatlna defeat titan he evper- expected Reput:.licJn renomination Je-nced Jn ' - " l*'tly, he said of Vice Pri!!SideQt Richard M. beallSe of the Democrats' "splU" Nixon--the main Democratic iaDn tl~e civil ric:hta. ~ue. lues In tbe comiDg campaign. ·><;·" Stevenaon II]Oade that• elur bJ' iiJ'IDC tbat tile diDilce Of' ':ll .ftee P.'~deD~l ••!tlldak bas beoorile "Melrs County's blood Regional I' a m~ 1 t ,-, fmportant aa the ~lood Bank are dangerously said toUJ cboioe for u.. P'e.idencyJ'IIo> ..,. day. "At the present time oo.l,): blood credits remain from eaUed tW se-ven times tit. tt., 9, previous visits." JU.tory wben a vice l)nlident George Donahue and Waynt' has ........ed to the W!Uiello..., Thts critical condition is due to Rou1lb were named FF A and 4-H 1 and .said "eaeh political patty hal " the fact that only 71 p inta of blood Club ehampiona of tbe Jumor Fair -\Frre arreslll were reported t, the solmn obligation" to nominate / were donated at the laflt Red Cross Poultry Sbow on TbUI"sday_ Paul the Pomeroy poljce 011 ThflfldQ: a rice presldeot wbo is "ful.IJ' bloo<tmohtl• in Juno.wMl• pints Clayton, Poultry speeialilit from Jnd four of them invelved coal' equipped" tq be president.. , I. J. of blood were used for Melgs Co.. Ohio State Unlvenity judged tbe 1rpc4 · · s..... Tumatl entire poultry exhibit. unty patients in June and July. Three of the drivers of the His s u r p r i a e anoou~~c:tment In the rabbit diviJ'Iioo no cham- trucb were apprehended for hav threw this conYention dty Into a Because Me1~::s . County's blood credits are practically exhausted pion. was selected, but the judge ing improper mufflers while ,. lurmoU that continued r 1 1 11 t the need for approximat-e-ly · HiO commended tbe boy8 on tbe qua· f~rtb was arresttd fO!" crossing through the night. Developments included: Syracuse Sunshine Girla. Pome- dOnors at the hloodmobiJe on Wed. lity of exh1bits. Rabb1t exbibUora the y.el.imr lines. In addition, R. T. West, PomeSen. Estea Kefauver of Tf!oroy Benders .and tbe L'angsvi!l~ ncsday, A ugust 22 ls urgent A included Charles Lee, Larry MoraHoDOr Club took top honors in the sufficient amount of blood may net rity, Larry Bailey, Jerry Cleland, rrJJ, WI! apprehended a~nd c1ted in- neBsee declared himself a eandi-Meles County Jun1or Fair Edu<'a· be available for Meigs patieuL.s James Fell, Keith Ridenour, Larry to the coiJJ'I: of May!Jf' E. F . Robin- daf,e llad began an all-nlaht toor sn• for viqlating 1 sto-p sign. He of botela: lo round up delegate tional Booths display in the Grange through St>ptembcr and October 11 Hoffman and Jack Carter. Pol(ltry nhibitors were Francts wUI appear in eourt this evenlna: support. The 'tennes.seatt tnld a Hall on the fairgrounds. domtfions aga10 are below Case, 'Vernon Cleland, Johnny Hlll. at 8 o'doek. De\Vs conference at f a. m. EDT Top honors went to the SyrAcuse ' quota of 100 pinls Earl Hunt, Gordon Atkins, Gloria Tbe tbree coal truck drivers tbat be fell .mre be had "more Jl'OUp Oil their display of "Watch All persons who expect to re AtkiDIJ, ShatOD Atkin!, Larry Barr, without propel mufflers were lohn than • majority_ of the Vote." to Your Step" depicting danger o( ar· ceive the benefJts of tbe Red Cro11s David Pi~erce and Eal'l Reevea. Hanison 23 Cheshin Allen aew up the oommaUon. Uclea on ~talr s\t!ps. bloOd program when the need for Grpeser, 'M, ituttlrlld: and James Sea. John F. Kennedy of Mas-Second Prlze was awarded Porn blood for themselves Qt memben R.. Miller, 22.' HamSOn was cited sach~tts f'Dter-ed the Jiat.!l witb eroy Benders on a display of of their famdLcs aLLsee should help into court this evenins while the a 11101-id core of 106 New England "Yoyr Breakfaat, Does It Make or assure the availabtlity df blood by other two were cited' Into tbe votes, lli11 m•o&gefli c I a i m e- d Break You?" · givinJ! blood at least twice same eourt Slturd1y evening .strona bac!kmg in the Soatbe:rn Jerry Cbirles Scott, Cbeshire, delegations tov. Third prize went to Langsville !~rough th~ Red Cross hlood.no· was dted into court thia evening Mayor Robert F. Wagner of on itJ display of first aid. b1le. To wa•t until blood is needfor crossing 8 yeUow line. New_ YOI'It annoumed his candid. other clubs with educational ed might be too late--the UIJ)e to cy, 1n reapose to wbat he- called booths in the competihon wore . ;et bl~d "insurance" Ul before appeals from supportel's m "variFFA, Lucky Clover~. Skvline Nine, blood IS needed • our sections of the country." Far~ Chester Senior So and So., Colum'he Red Cross bloodmobile uni}. "' f mer Demoer1tic National Chairbia Make-It, Salem Cenler. Carpen-, will be set up at the Pomer-o Ju.nA warning to persons~~:;:~::· man Jamea A. Farley, master- , ter Boys) Bedford Belle~. Mei"S I y to na beed t L' • ' mind of Franklir;. D. ·Rooseve-lt'• Better Livestock Club. }-hrrlso~ - lor Hlgh School on Wedne11day, F Y o paralng was ...._. first campaigns. began lining up ville Hono, Girl and H•rrl-n·"'l• AuguRt 22 from 12 untLI 6 pm 188-Ued, this morning, by Police .,.. m p t d or~ t Cbief Fnnklln Hudson. , delegates for Wagner. 1 Honor Boys. rospe~ tve onors rna~ rea•' er a Hudson, in notln" that many pere!j the Red Cross off1ce tn Pomeroy " Seft. H11bert H Humphrey of befor~ Wednes day. sons pay no attention to tickets MIRDeSOta, 'the only avowed vice Breed champions nrepicked by· for parking, annoUnced a new propresJdential candidate: before the Those who are unablr to regiater 1 cedure that will be effective be-- Ra!ph Porterfield In the Junior convention began stepped up bis Fair dairy cattle jud(ing on ThursLn advance arc urged to come to iUnnlng Monday, August 20. day. Larry Crlv showed botb tbe own campaign a'hd pra.ised Ste~ the collection center as "w&lt-in" He said that tickets il' the J:'ino. cbampion and reserve champion In venson for setting .a "good precedonors dent.'" meter box will be picked up every 1 the Ayrshire classes wltb Jim In· I -----------Four Fr..,t A.unnen 24 hours. Tkketa outstandmg over gram named as 8r<lWn Swtsa tbam. Kefauver, Humprey, Kennedy 24 hours Wlll be taken care or by pion 1nd Dn-nald Sedgewick reand Wagner werd rate!d tbe front~ flrst notifying the holder or the serve in the Brown Swiss C!lus. from Sec!Rtary of State 't'ed W ticket. If no re!iponse 15 forthcomIn the F. F A group c-hampions runners in the first break the gate. But the chances of a Brown has shipped a supplv of the ing, then , a warrant will be issuec1 named were Dale Hart. Guernsey. deadlock and prOlonged balloting liM edition of the Voten' Guide for tbe arrest of that person. Charles Holter, Jersey and Larry provided a tcmping invitation to to the Meip County Soard of EHolter, Holstein. Jackie Cummins dark horses to join the field lectloM for pubUe distribution. · was re~ervc champion in the HolStevenson .as expet!ted, carried The 8-page folder is crammed stein c-lass off the presidential nomination by with vital eleetion information and Judging of Educalionl] Booll!J In the 4 H Club group Patty a big majority ljln the fJrst roll I in>p<<ilml dates of• lnlM"est to at the Meigs County Junio~ Fair Price was grand ehamplon and Ka- call. There had been no real doubt 1 voters and Ia a part of Sec- showfld seven booth~ recetvtna A ren Thetss rese rve champion In about the outcome for the preretary of Sts.te Brown's educat- ow&<d> ond teo <ecelving B • the Guernsey show. In the Hol- viOUs 36 bours. Uonal program. AWU'til!l. ste.in classes Ro~er Rost- was namWith 886'2 vot<!!l needed to win. Th• f old en are aso 1 bel ng dl sed to head the list with Virgin!! the first ballot Vbte _Yr'a5: Clubs pArticipAting in the comtribut'ed by many Ohio 11ervlce John&on as reserv" champion. Stevenson, 901'1 ¥& clubs, civic groups, farm organizll- petiUon were Bvd(ord Bellel:,, f·H Joyce Carson and Eleanor WeJl Gov. AvereU Rarrlman of New Club, Chester Sentor Se~ *nd Uooa, fraterna.l and I•bor OTga .. Pomercy High. School hea11 foot- were champion and reserve chain- York, 210 Sew Club, the Columbia Make. U iiatlons, etc, ~ollaboratlng with Club, the HarrL~onvllle Rep. James C. Davis of Geor~ How ball (bach Alex Clio today sound- pion respectively i.n the Jersey the Amerlc:an Hertltq:e Founda- Girla, Hemlock Grove bla. 3 SkyUie ed a eell for Panther J!rid1ron pros. classes. tion and Secrettllry of, State- Br.own Nine, Langsville A new breed was shown at the ' Forme- Gnv John S. Battle- of Honor Club, pecu to report fol' _!;he lniU•J pucJn the 1958 "Register, Inform Lu.cb Clover G1rb. Meigs county fair for lhe fir!ll time Vlrglnla, 32~ lice Of the ooming season. Youraelf, and Vote·~ Campaign. in recent years. Randall Tackett Sen. Stuart Symington of MisThere are approxlma~ly 1150 naMh:'ldleport Wide-Awake Club, The coach of the co-cha.;;pions showed both the champion and re- souri, .SJ,!a tional organizations working with Pomeroy Benders , Racine JuniOr of Ute Southeutem Ohio League serve champ1on In hill fifl'-t year Gov. George BeU Timmerm111 the- Foundation on the nat!.gal Jolly Neighbors. Syracuse Suft. said t<lday that practice session& showing w1ih Mllkint Shorthorns. of South Carolina, 2S1,2 level IDd· even h_lgher nuinbel' of sblne Girls. Better Livestock club will begin at 9 am on Monday, AuOne- of-the outs-landing shows of Sen. Lyndon B. JohDsoa ot TO:· 1uch Jl'OUptl, on the .1tate, district Carpenter Boy!i Club, th& Harr..._ lUll 20. the day wa ~ the competition for aa, 80 •nd local levela, have pledged oaville Honor Boys, the Salem All candidates for the team and showmanship honon. In tbia comGov. Frank J . "Lausche of Ohlo. their' C(ropel'atioD to Mr. Brown Center Boys, all 4-H clubs, the reguJars ft:"Otn last ·seasoa are to petition the mdiviality of the ani- 511 in the Obio Pb.li!le ot the "regis- Future Farmers of America; a~ - meet at the Pomeroy Junior 3lih mal is not considered. but tbe fitGov. A. B. Cbtndl& n! KeQ, ----vote,. effort. tht Hemlock Gron Cub ~ta. Onwuiwn Monday morniDa:(Continued 011 Paze Fi,re.. tucky, 38\1 . Top GOP Leaders Predict Adlai's Defeat In Nov. attraction. , ~·' The prolesslonal type s~ow, directed by Bob HoefUch, ' ' - brought sound applause and favoAble comment from all sides •- WideOpenRaceNow Underway For Vice Presidential Choice :·Read .Capacity Crowd At County Fair • .seeona ••RJ fint wore Paulo Sayre, ,Ju<ty SJielltet, su, the Jul1y Wi,mt, ADD BlMl, Vl.c11:1 Brown. , , Suzanqe Bfadbury, Con ale Cook and LYDll DUielt "ere pret;@ted u • 'The Btrtb Cle!and'11 I ! Como Wll well ft.. and ')le encore. I Sl4id,'J1tBe . I ·I .. I ..,_. J'- .AreAnnounW ': Th··-.1 U111(11J OD -a} TnJCk Operator.S ~0 lice .0pen ar I ELB.ERFELDS Syra".Use wms· Cl'op Honors In 'I ns t 1 Booth Display STARK'S BUYS Pure PORK SAUSAGE .. ·.... · · -· · 4 lb $1.00 PIG FEET, They're Delicious · ·· · ·· · 8lb $1.00 lean BOILED HAM · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· · · · lb 98c PORK SALE SPARE RIBS ·- · --··-· · -· .,, · · · ····· · · · · · lb 39c LEAN & MEATY NECKBONES · ···· · · 31b 59c PORK STEAK · .......... · .. · .. · .... · lb 49c HOPEFUL GRIODERS .at Wah11ma High School line up in the pi.ctun' &t th<t too •••itln!.l •n il1tl:'rview wlth Hf'ad Coech R•lph Sayre tmd A!illst~rnt Co~rc:h Don McK I' tnle. In 1 ttw top )licture are ,left to r i!J ilt, James Johnson, Lero y Darl ing , D W Emblela11, Eugf'nt- Fields, M .H wtn Roush, Ke1~t'y Green, Br<t d Johnt.on, and Howard MtD rm t~l ln I'OMEHOY SOCIETY LEAN GROUND BEEF .. .. .. .. .. · 4 lb $1.00 GARLIC BOLOGNA · ··-· ·· ··· · ···· · 41b $1.00 SLICED JOWl BACON · ·· · · --· ·· ·· · · · Sib 98c SIMO NS MARKET ()PEN !WBNINGS UNTIL 7:30 P. M. 8 DAYS A WEEK W.IIAIN 8T POMEROY tt nursery p~jdan' and 1ureeons I <~ a.: I ""'"'' '~'""' ""'"'won second tht• lllrt' ll t·l 1\ngt·l B1s hnp and Mr. and \It;< l• ldoJll \\'P Pks are attendil;\[1 \ <~ w t-:1 ' 1' 1 hu H h cnn(erence at · W1• ,11'11 illt·. I hi ~ week Mr. Weeb ~~ 11 dl'lq,:.ne f,·om the Enterpriae ]'•ill'\' Ill l'iHHl'h l l\11\l'' This I• lult cne of many Sw 1fl Homt.>s- pu (.Ut for .-asy llrt'd i.,n . Oo-lt-yo!Jr•elf •nd n v• t hou~Mds1 Or we will l'r ~ t rt f or you B.. lc hoi,HI end e ne~tlon fltllll lCl d Wtlh NO 0(1WN I'J\Y MENT. M•ll cooo~n f11r drto~~ih. To FAIRMONT SWIFT HOMES, IN C. Bt111 1516, P11rkenbmg, W . v ~ <.<' nll ettH'n T .!l nt inwi '"; ' •l 11 ,, , · t h·· ·!m "n , 1:-- 1• •t: 1 l :~ hrrli'OOIIl, t 1 4 tn•ill •"llll '-i 11 11 'I n ut ~· I J.l ,•l ) !] , , lo <•l 11 11r n A lot . Naml' Arldrrs ~ . . . - -- ---- \'h!IIIE' ~~iale CJ.IP AND PASTE ll ~ POSTAl I'ARD--:\-1All . TODAY Our Offit:e tnd Modds rf'- 0~ •t 1101 BLIZZARD DRIVE (1.1 . S. 21 SNth) Pf\RKERSeURG-IJrLvt: ~"-U t t.:Jday, A-71 111'1'(' l ulllf' Bi~hop and Mrs. 11nt1 llcntih!er, Becky, ll" t'r r Mrs Cl!y •. I THIS CAN BE YOUR HOME! Will bu sl 11" ~' vi~ itors in Chilli· BUFFERED •• A real nu•\ \h~ 1'11 \lJI I'I''i r 1.11 ns 1'111n ~ C ar ~ un Combs of VISited 1\iCrd~ 111 th l' home of Emmett \\ dl M1" K :n·l Gr uflscr and .son, Bob-t" )'l•tlt•d last week in Zanesl'l li·· ,, tid l 'ohL mbu t~ 1\11· rn ul ~tr11 Knl'l Grue~r re1 ru twd hotnr Monday Bight frnm (' m<"in n a1L whore they attended I h.- (unt-rn l or his e.unt, Mrs. Pbllli p l\lal.sl'n Mrs. l!:arl Denny Sr., Peacock ,,,(', aml Mrs. Eddie Demoskey anU d aug hter. Betty, were buM· ness vtsilou In , OaUlpclia, today . Mri'l- Adolph Schmoll of Cin· cmnati wai. a au.eat of ~f':rs· • ANTISEPTIC that cleaa tute. -2for59c · .... Re,. ua' valuo KoiYJI!K ... B..,... TOIUT DSSUE SAVE tile T0011I PASTE. A. reaular 08 cant value. Stock ll~ today. 39c · 2for73c HALO SHAMPOO ALARM CLOCKS $1.(11.0 VALUE. The 1h1mpoo that Will Jive DOW life to yOUr hair. Old 'nm!l', doUble hard, bell AIarm clOl!t. $4.95 plus tax $1.19 - 11 "" fhz ·~­ ilext ...... for twin · ~eo:- Althou1b fireworks bad been -ex; peeted wltb baUotJng on tbe Lssue a poulbUity was aeen t&at jt may dale. be merely paesed on to the ext-eutlve commJttee for further t c1,1 '.: '* ; ISODINE PEPSODENT· Cboice-toJ;. Rq:ular 45 cent va.. lue. Buy at this tremendoWJ savings. o. TABLETS 24-19c ' ' CINCimJ,I.TI, U~-The eon. trovenlal resolution to m~l'le oumiiJ&. the ClO and AFL on a Atate 1•veJ realde wttiU.a went to..- a vote todaY at the Ohlo State Federation of Labor ecJD· and must •""' Yentiou. Anefrln, with A- P. C. and \'l~ iamln c. tor colda. bay fever ud simple head1ches. ·- 69c pint ~~~-~­ Four RoD Paek ·~ ANTIHISTAMIN MOtriH WA.SK-soothiDI and tefreshint that will JIW )IOU - 79c - 72 tablets Fireworks Are' Forecast On CIO·AFL Merger Rel. 110e Values TOOTH P ASTB 2 lor IDe o~s ASPIRIN For faster pain re lleJ:. barjain buy. 98c pillf Tll(',,jny. ~It 11 TOOTH PASTE bath and U • Seveu1 members of tbe .CIO Anll.eptlc. New, safe. nonsti.Dainc. [ta pain relieving. State CoUncU 'appe8r6d: before the 14 .... 75c • --~--------------------' " . JAil$.·- , '\"' ., tbe oz. muat W filed Bervlco eo... . Ill, D. C., or fOIIDII* elorl . . cltte. ZERO 10 tn~b: Regular .S-95 value. Slay cool oo ·tbe&e hot. Au1ust daye:. Sonly-$3.95 to urge the -merger. bundina t;rades, however, han not been -favorabJI! to the , I¥a1Ute, fearing tbe posslbtllt)' ot CIO tnalnte:nuce wOrkert takiDI gver. ltQn;le of their dtltle~~. ~nventlon. .. ; Pi.rkmburg mgli Baud Wb;u VFW Tial'e DodsbD, Hart, Radae;. Mto•nvUI•. DALLAS, Te•· 1/1'-Tlle Jln. Betnarif Wolfe tenbUI'i .. w. va., Vl,nn.le Woode, STARKS PHARMACY . ' 208 E MAIN . ' ST.' , , . . . PBONE .p$ ... Pomeroy Police Wam Motorists On Meter Fm·es I LJSTERINE BODY MASSAGE For the siclr. room. t:oll11nhus wllh Mrs. Ral· 1 ~~~!l'l' (Ill ~ l '\<'I,J l montih rf'llt 11 . ~ I nn Hu~st'l t and .at Amsterdam rrl ho me v.1lh hi' I !-:1 anr bo n t '" 111\h lll'r molhcr, Mrs. Charles !I Wl'l•k 's Vl · ll She \\J!\ gu [ lfllll h cC'1llll', nnll her ststcr and brolht ' l C' ln B11111n gham Al,l , whl'l' 1lw r Uilllw, Mt t~nd Mr9. Paul sill' 11''1( 1\ ~ wtth hl'r d.,u;:h \ •1 --i iU'• no•v Wi li!U tll McGt'l' ll'fl ' 111 ('~d:tl' t\11 s I• dna l't•h\HHlh •<>d tl ut· ~t ~ nr ~It Mrs. J e d ~ mnrnLnJo! for his home, rloJt•nt• . j ~t, <IIHi '!J·, Hll' h.! Jtl I· 1w J, I \VI h .TLI .lr w,·clne<£1ay were her Ala . a i'l cr 11 sr.ve1a l du y~ v1~1 1 1 IJ11r h mut h l\~c h1te 1 ul Hr"• 1 ,n.t uurlr 111 !•\. <~unl , Rt>v and MrJ, WL\h his Au nts , Mh.ses Chtra and • N 1 ;~re llw g u('st ~ ,.f t!l:tl 11 '-.." 11 Mt\ 11 1._ d( t: 11 st Liberty t !1elle lllng Ml"S. Gert r ude f'l'fllll'h l tn l'lH IIl'IOV .tnll Atlwus hel• •ll' I Edw.tl d IIUl llp hre,lo and son, Ed· who hu.o; IJPcn the g ucs l~ nf ht L'' L(•IutnlnA \tl tht• u lwn1 t' th(y \\ill I .~· nrd ·N w 1 rr In zn ncsvllle, Tues~ -------~ d,•v ('\ , u111 !! to ultc nd the horse , 1 I STEAK ROUND · -.... · · · ·•· · · .. ··· · .. · .. · · lb 69c T·BONE · ·- · · · · · · · · · · ·- ··· · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· lb 79c SIRLOIN .. · .... -............ · .. · .. : · .. · lb 69e thr lowu photo. ~obart "Catbird'' I Rou~h is mttlrvleWecl by Sa,re, ><Nted, an d McKende 1 •t•ndl"ff; Adu .~ i P' utice will pt unct.r WI¥ on Thursday. I I AT , . ----------~----- .• MEETING POSTPONED 'l'hl' Pemrl C1 .1~ ~ nf lh e l'um•· ' UN,. T -"-L for 3 to 5 d•ys. W •tel~ ruy f'ir.~t U;:ptl s t ChLLic h <itlll l lllll thr. old t•lnted Attln llouth off wlwdul ••l lu11lng hulthy, hlrrdy lkln. If not res lh llt l h1• lfll'l'l tnl{ f11r Sa turd,w h .l ~ hN•n rn~ lpnn t J ! plfinf'd with powel'ful, lnst•nt-dry11nlJI Aug 21'1 WIH'n H Wll'fll'l luo~ ~: h-.1 T·-4-L, your 40c b•c:k •' ,,.. . will h1• !Wid 11~ Middll']l ll l'l 1'111]\ drue 1tor•. Tod•y at Swllht-t . fllT th(' m••mber., <lnd 1h(' LL loh"-, Dutton. ll'li '! WBA1'11J111 , Pomeroy·MI~porl, 1 For Jlthletes Foot ~ enttne ., VlU NO.l06 I llncl dau g hter, Sh<trnn , VI SII~>d he1· parents, Mr and Mr M l'L1y Eblln M11rgery HnffmH II of Cln-sler sp(! nl Sunday with ht•r· molhf'r Mr s. Earnest Puwt>ll and hnulv ' ltev llnrr ~ Butt·~ hil ~ for another YN!' M1·s. Max1n e Mid~<wls ;~nd Mrs Ivy Powt:ll wcrc 111 (_;all1poh s shonplng onr da y la ~t wef'k ThQsc ht>lpLng lo clean lhe <'hurch anrt mow the lawn 1'hur11 day LnrlurJ e d Mr Rnd M1.~ Clifford Jacohq and .l.wk , Mr and Mrl'l. Lawrence Smith 11011 famtly Mr. and Mrs No1man Sch11efcr' Mn Lou D1 ehl, Mrs Orvill e AI : len , Mr Hnrl MrR Ch a ri('~ Gordon lind so n, Mr and Mrs Ste w• fi.:hr 1n Mid faml!)l, Mr and Mn Gera ld Pullins and chlldL('fl Mrs M11hc l Tnu:~y nnd Mrs Della Stahl Honw made ICe <"r·ram Wlls e njoyed 1 dur-rn g \h(• <'V Pnlnl! ' \-lr 1111d MrR Ha.Ywl\nl i, 11111 an IHHI !W O, Slf'VIC , cH IIed o n Mr [lnd I Mrs .John n1L•hl Thu11~eiJ1y - iArM. John Diehl .Q t. ~ ~::;;;;;;;;CIII;.tce;;A;I;I"': meettns and conducted the devo-. tional serviet- on the top1c "Cboos !ffort." ing Ease Rather '11lan During the business seuion the Circle <: hos@ two milaion•rie tor the year· Mrs Robert Willhoite, Dayton, Home M1uionary and Delores Logsdon, Killbuck. OhiO. foreign mlsi11onary in tbe PbiUppine Islands. A n@w project for the Circle is each member bringIng a garment for a needy infant M~ . L. D Diles gave the pro· gram for the evening and reviewed a chapter "Pied Piper or De· troU" from the Home Mission DIgest, their study boot. Thirteen members were present. 1 Mr and Mrs Chffnrd kt'n howe r • be,.. •ttmded the Parker reunion' at Par1enbur,1. Racine News Notes Mr and Mrs P.:!arl Jat'ohs- returned home Sunday after spe ndIng a week In Mansfield C f . Hilt Jr and family Columbus spent the wrek end with hls mother, Mrs Belle Htlt Wyatt Schaefer was a week end I guest or hl s parent.-!, Mr a nd Mrs Norman Schaefer H1s sun, DavHt returned home with hun after &pending two week.~ w1th his 1 grandparents I Mrs. Emma F ox ;~nd Mrs. Margaret Allen called on the for mcr'lY I falh~r . 1-'rank Dnllt'y of Radcltff, Saturtlhy. Week end ~u cst:; nf Mr llr!d Mrs Ott Arnr,tt W'i'l'e their dAughter 11nd .'lo n-Ln law M1· an 1! M1·~ Irn HI~RM , Columbu.~. Mr nntl Mrs Jf' ~~ (' Arno•t Hoch1•stcr. Pa Mr· nod M1 .~ Ov11] Dlllrl!r HfWil! f. da y m ll untmgt nn Mr Hllcl Mrs L.rw•cnl'f' 'IJ•I\{nrd u;1d famLI V, l~nm•w.v, w va , n, 1, n~ltln'-! hts parents, Mr nnd Mr R lklh('rl Ttnfcud nnd othcJ ~ Mrs. Fr•nk Buck M~. Lumu • PO!DiloY,omo J"reda • "'---t'~>:!!!!;""""!l~~~!!!'!'!!!P.!'~'!!"".,·~·~oi'"""'~~~!ito,._..,_'l"'"'l"'ljj!~""'>!!!l!!!!!!l!!!~~ A~ 8ollon, Portlaad. to llr, ond ~~ "~'"· 1'l1il '! dauPIOI' vrw tbe atmuil ~~<i.m :a.rt. Jtaeiae: .._ dau· Wen . ''·' ... > !'•r- HIJih . S<bool baad, POIIt 1212~ Parkenbutl, wdh t)Je funlor div,lslon Of yeteran• of Forelp ••4 bulle ~mfpo biunl· eoJJ.teat Wednesday ror .tbe .secon!l eoaaeeut!ve )"fllar. · ' -.. ' . ' . Voters Guides Sent To Meigs Election Board B eed Ch • a:JDPJODS lAt Juruor • F.,•• • : Named'By Jlldg Seven Booths Win 1 "A" Awards For The Junior Fair Pomeroy Panthers I , praeu•Ce sesSIOn • To Begin Monday ' .... 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