http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7e2c98846e68727b7d8e314266fc6966.pdf 3c29d318c09695545711886a81a0904c PDF Text Text • ' 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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Ii!e tht> recof'\.; on l hr m"1'h nt> 1Y IIIII 1111 1 Ill "' r 1 , 1, 1l 'Zlnl ho I t I• "'~~ 1I "' n11 rs ;~1 1 ve l v well fur I 1e ex \, n~1\11 11 But unleas h him nnrl h ~' n"t 1 I' 11 I 1" Hu l 11 nt ll r ~ l 111 I n , , 1 1 \ ,1) w.11 nl t h nn, lll l! f rn • 1 ' 1,, t mo1lcrn wua pons H ydes Dr Jt•kvll ~ r nmp nn' "" H f' 1~~ """ 1 I li t I li 11 1 I •I l lki'\ IWr s ~, . '" son t h,ln 1,t n ( , t o• ).! ' \ \ ' · · ~ L0i tl d l oP r1111 1H I 111 Jnil.1 h 8!1 8 decephVt' ,U r or ge nt l f' !\P~ ~ 1 1 1! hut n blt that no k ( •I lLI I ll l ' ' i l l U d ' ' 1" " ,... -,., I l h 1 \ n!.! llr • g r11 1111 t ' ''"''' ,,se lh t•rn but tlw; r ec ond and se e m~ t o grow we aker whrlst I ll · 1 •n 11 ~ uuw \ ' lk I 1 \r 1r ~;, up• 11 " ' • k 1 w rthnut Ill!' strai ght vm D an <.! rowmq s tron~ e r, f'Vf'n a!! the 1 111"1\ lll \.! Ill r n• 1' hhn l 1j1: ,; 1 ( ntu t g 11 b 11 ~ S Yuu r <l n' t ~P 1 • 1 \ Ru<~~ l flll "~ ~" And all of o ~udden \1 111! 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BY MEL HEIMER lh w lr nh um tl} f , • 1 I 11 •• , I\ l l ttl\11111 ' '''l<'"''"r• h ll ~ bt•en ,t llftll ll.ac 1 kn""' ~ ,...l'l~!u (' 5t nrv nho~'~ !illl q \1 li t I 11 1 II' . \\ \ OUI4;- Th \ ngA 01111 )ll' uw Yo tltt.'l L[,n l ~ lit \ ~~ 1 111 ~ r: , 1 v 111 , h ~ Is of t h a f 31l !rUt p ro ~h ~ lt "' ' '" , ... lrn"' to r l'n"ll t 1 1 1<11 v. tll jil,,[, ,,. , , ~ ,1 '" ,. , " "'" ,,h .., ~ t (l rt •It o\( Jt l, 11 11I 1 r ,. 1 • th rr 11 14 oilollt 1w 1 111 0 r t ' r" Mar\LnJ n n 11 1 /1 • _, , , • 1 " ~ 1, ' " n t! r r,. rnclh ll, , ITl l \til\\ Y,. u v. cHl t n.Ut \ng tho ol lwl tl ~ y nhout t i(J I ' 11 ,, ' f 11n rl I I whrt:h 1\8 n! 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Il l\ 1 1 , t ~~~\1 \"j I•1 Ill 1< h os~ R III\ L~ on' 1 ~ ' I l \ I ' I ~ h ll"' I I " I 1 1111 :'ldds ' ' ; ''' " It r\ 1' ,; 1\('l \tll } \11 j.K\<IIIW rtx:k e I 'm not '"'' v.I,..Uro r to \ N•p a l ( I ""ne.. a& MelodY 3:lo To t phra•t 81 cla.niCY } S9 Forbid ,.. 2fl ~ Kh rb\t / :\0 E n - tO BoiJndet uana: t: r 6 on ca pt.am ooo \J ) wollt, of sv t> r r not nt thf' IH' 11 " ar e o · 1 Lv n• e l 1 1 \ I 1 ~~o \n v10 u1N \lh Ill" "' ) u o I 7 00 Tony Bennett Sllow 8 00 p eople Are Funny Fesllval ot Stars 6 30 9 00 Encore Th~atre 9 30 Adv enture 7beatre 0 00 ~a111rdav Ntglit JambOI'e• 10 30 Ell ery Queen' II 00 N t>WS & Spvrta \1 10 owl Theatre 1 :m S1gn Off • ' _, 10 10 Sign On ChTistlan Sctence What One Pet900 C•n Do , ll 00 tms l l 30 Man to M11n l\45 ~ndu stry 12 00 Base ball 9 30 Arthur GOOfrey Strrke it Rtch Valiant Lady l.ove ()i' L1te Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Gutdm g l .i!ght 12 00 Ra} Mtllrmd Show .s ttte Wu\'ld Turn:t 12 10 30 1100 ll 16 1130 J ohnny Car~oon ShuW HousepaT.tY ;. 30 2 00 Btg Pa}'off 2 30 &b Crosby Sh ow tOO Bn ghter Day 3 15 Sr>cret StO'rm 3,·30 £.dga.,.,o[ t'l.!!': ht , , 00 K3l!Jl~ 15-\.1tb-C1\ 3 00 4 30 Llltlt:Y. l ft,s:t;K!h Early Sh ow '00 The 6 10 Reg.1onal Reporter 610 Douj(. as Edwards 6 30 700 730 8 00 • 30 Mv Fn end Flicb Hollvwood Summer Theatre Playhouse of Star.! 'J'he Qr:usader Highway Patrol Under current Pantoml!\le Qu 1z 9 00 • 30 10 00 Your Esso Repor1er 10:15 $ports Paorade 1025 WeoadJ enman IS ure th!! 0 11 ' II m ~ 'Parade tY. 12 30 TV Ohapel :l 30 Youth wants to Kmnr i Frontiers 00 or Fa1th American For um 3 30 4 00 Zoo Parade t ,30 ' ln the teats which were com· pleted in December 1955 1,068 -berds submttled milk samples WJth OD)J 84 or 7 8% showmg suspicious reaction. The blood tests 1n 10M following the January te.Jt showed a total of 224 herds with 1,167 bled 16 herds were found w1th mreeted cattle and !5::1 w1th susptf:ts only Only 34 head were found to react positively to the blood test which represents less than I % of the cattl e tn the coun Thts compares favorably Wi t h th e ~st county w1d e blood test wh en the react10n ratP. was 1 7% In rase any herd IS mt ssed m the mtlk collect iO n the owners may take the1r sampl t! d1rectly to the laboratory located at the County Furgrounds or contact the rolfec tor in thctr l'es p ~.>ctlve townshtp Outlook 5 oo Moot \1'1 e Press 5 30 (J{)6pel Ha~m o nv 'Boyi 5 45 1\; ews P1eture U 00 T opper 6 30 Frontrer 7 00 Steve Alk:n ShoW 8 00 Tel ~Wl8lon Pia~ house 11 00 !\fl, n Agomst Crime y so N <~. hoonl Bowl.w:tll Champ. 1U on B 1 ~ 1'own 10 30 c uunt of Monte Cr isto r 1<1!L~ Iilll •UL Wtltl ll.. t.ne must I.Dh;: &t:il ~· lll. pro· jecll:i .a Lll~ l •wuy on o.eep puu:eu&c:u' u1 ume JOt tuHQ r.:&f.l..., .rt.e· .!o UUII; fiQ Jar have Dtl t;IJI UI!:IUI.tVe "r.:r.:utOUli to L.D.e l-t!~arcnt:rtl. AppruJr..tmak J)' 'wenty years qo a t J.wilat expta u:nen, w.a~ catu~a out wruc.b •nowed. tav()J'ab.le re.. t~t.u.~ •or o.eep placement 01 ume. A tt.t11t lime toe 8011 wu enllrel)' r emowd, the hme was llflX.ed w•tn me aoll and Lhe IOU replaced., .1 nll w~a~ Jmpraetlcal from t.oe .standpotn1. ot aarmer•, but now eqaupwent aa avaUabJe~ .for deep p•aceroent of hme and fertilizer so tne tesUI wul f)e important '() watch. Another ~e:xperimeut which u &till impractical but will bear watclung iS the U8e of metbyl bromide L o eonuol wee d aee<1.1 and cttHaaea on allaUa. Tbls i.l aamtlar lo tbe mater1ala uaed on the John· son farm 1.n .Melas County lNt tail JD the vegetabJe bed. 1 ne all alta was four IDchea taUer in the treated area. U reaearcn man can Und Wily the mcreued gri)Wth thl.s may have some practical value. Other inter~stlug project. L'l progress on the 1.vm tncJude weed control tn corn with many difter. ent matenals. :t, 4-0 is still the recommended mater1al, but plots were prepared whtch Uled other mater1a11 Including CMU, Dataphon and TCA at varaous atrenaths to a.ee if better matertals may become avaUable which do a better job of weed and-&ras.& control md st1U do not 1njure the corn . 1100 tate Sh~------ -.-------..---- F:IIDAY 11 59 12 00 1 3P 2 00 400 4 30 Stgn On Film & Fanl'Y Ft> mtnm~ 'l'o uch Af:t.t!rnoon F rlm Festival F1 m Abboll & rust,•llo oM 1 ck.~~ Mot.hu 6 .. 10 Spvi'T\!1. 8 1~ John Daly 6 30 R\n Tln Tm 7•00 ~ _c~rgeabt 7.00 € 8 00 O!!llar a Second \ wbeet tr;~ck 2 28 S1gn On 2 30 Bark at the Ranch 3 30 Film ::1 45 F'1im Funn1es 4 30 K1t C!lnson ~ 00 Sa.gebrus,h & Saddlt. 6 00 N ~ws 6 30 7 QO 7 SO R (}() § 00 ~k Jubilee ChiCng6 conventt~n Ozark Jubt1~e ~ LBw-rence Welk I' M o'!Q~1-eo rad~ l"aftY gao LLve Wrestling '"- ' Girls wut model dreasea they have made, pment homemakinJ demonstratiO'sr, or invade tbe boys world Jn an effort to ahow how vegetables should be grown Forty-tlve !lcliYlty classes are open to 4-H Club mlj!lmbenl, Harsit field pointed out. Soys Mnd glrll con eompete for tbe title of "Ht•lth Kine" or "Health Queen" representing Ohio runt youth. iiiiii bil . M.1u rY Vlper!l 38 w ooden t lroe \J 3fl 0 ltAL l•,t•t•. NTNL-VFOGNL. THEY f'RA.tSEO ARE Y u t erday's Cr):ptoquott=l .._THOMPSON. AND STARVE RIGHT M&:ftRU.,Y ,.... =*IC '-- '' ........ ........t {anna becaua apeed of u u I in hot weather. Plana for pole-type corn crib• are nadlty ava.DaNe from ..&-•~ agncultural colle""ea, county agenta, lumber dealen and pole-baildmr contractQn b -. • - iimeS"'Big As Lemons in Markets -~""ti ~ ~r.---""'z"= ' CORN CRIB 00 lESS IIOOf' JAL fACTOI'f * .. CALL NOW •• or ltop In lOON I ' - -· " ORIS. SMITH ,Ofhor1100 ... ' ...................... Ooh '• •• Wh , Duck Slide To Be Attraction At Anhual Ohi State Fair to Wltt merer More Water Is Used On Farm By Using APressure System crowd 10, ptll.hlag t he first bud entrtee in Ohio's Juruor Chlckea down the ahppecy chute: into tbe of Tomorrow contHt. ChecksFor Soil Bank s·•gnup ~:;.,ho~o:au:~~ -:~ ~~n ~:~ In Ohio To Total $6,500 000 When )'QU c:AQ get water in your eu, dllh washers or livestock farm home at the turn Of a faucd drlnktDJ fountains. you'JI use a lot a~ore than wben With your new type water sys- r: ~~: ~~m. band pump on ht k y f bo t This IJt one of the moat impor- t n ou can tSUJ'e on a u !Kl galloru diUly for each member , taot wheo you of yolll famdy If your ., ...stem 11 r OhiO fannen: wlll rtceive __, things to remember I 1 _.ed a pump or 10W' Pft'II\U'e to supply water for hvertoek too, cbecks from tbe Umted Stl.tes dewater a:y•tem, aecerd1ng to L P you'll need from ~5 to 30 pllons partment of AgrlcultlU'e totaling Blauser, Ohio SUte UGlvenity ex· a <J,y for each diU')' cow, 12 gal.sill: and one-hall mdlioo dolten110n agricultural ~ endneer lon1 for each beef animal, 4 gal- Ius, Wallace Barr, Ohio State UnOnce you hove detenrnned your loBI for each bog, 1 ~ gallons for tverSity ell:tens1on sgn t:! ultural ewater supply is adequate, the sue each head of sbeep and 6 gallons co nom1st, announced today These ce-111 of YOW' 1 syltem depends for eacb 100 Chlclteu laraely on se edina: a pump of . U your water reguuements to1 en1 capa. prope r t ype a nd •u fficl c:ity Blau-er saya, tal 600 gaUonr, YO\D' pump should have a capacity of between 300 M•ny f•·m woter ~tems be and 600 ••alloM per hour. The •an. ¥,3" • ,_ . . notes, bave too small a capacity .llclty of pumps generaJly II meato handle extra loada placed on sured In gallons ~r hour Blawer them by automatic tlothes wash- doubts 1f any water aystem wh1ch supplies the home and farmstead should be les1 than 000 gallons too, Janace Jordan won a blue per hour capacity. To handle peak rrbbon in the good groommg con- loads even for short periods the test and to cap It all off, Lola capacity of the pump must equal ean R()u&b was taken mto the Al l the peak load Stars, whieh 11 the htlbest State There are 2 general tvpes of Award that a 4-H Club member pumps· shallow well and deep w ell can wiD I would like to add my Blauser explauu Wbere the ver thanks a:.1d congratulations for tical d1stanee between the pump domg a JOOd job of representmg locaUon and the water level ls Mason County at our State 4·H not more than 22 feet )'uu can use Camps a shallow pump Where the vertical lift iS more than 22 feet you w UI need a deep well pump 4-H Club Rec~rganizatlon Be sure your water supply 1s Our 4-H Club year ends on 1he sufficient, Blawer advises The last of September. We are ~ up­ best pump m..the world can 't help posed to reorganize ()ur clubs rn you if the water Isn't there october Some of the dubs w1ll have only one more meeting belore the new year stars Now l&a TO RAISE good t1me tu pu~ the flms htn g t ouches on your old dub year and get rearly for the 1956-!H year Th1s, of course, m eans that ne w of£1cen wllJ have to be elected FASTER GROWING projects selected and your mem bersblp cards fill ed out Also the secl'etuy's record book Will have to he completed by the first of October so that it can be checked GET LOWER-COST and acnt to MorgantGwn for certi GAINS - WITH MORE flcatlon for elub ribbon awards MILK TO SELL Now is a good t1me to plan lor these thmgs Along this same hne all thost elub members Who will be 15 ye&rs old by January 1, who bas been 1n club work for two UP YOUR MILK PROFITS years and attended one county With The camp, should chart next year. lf 70U destre to be iD the charting group, be sure to requesl a cbarting book on your enrollment card when you slgn up for your proJect: thil fall We should have a very alee charting class next year. ' 1 -•-" no crop may be- harve!tted or gra- checks are payments for land enh 1 11: tered in t e 1956 WI ban •ereg · p ga e rese. ~e ro . .. m Paym ent~ due OhiO farmers who .signed befor.c the J uly 1:1 dead hne total $6 747 ,021 ThiK u an of $485 per farmer partiIn the 1:956 program Sev f-n one-ha1f of all the farmers 1n Ohio, or 13,924 fa rmers, s1gned la nd under the program Under the aereage reseve program, farmes ae plild for f'ach acre of land rhred from produc tton This land may be pis nted kl throt.J«h Septembflo, aftordlng cool relief for the la.at doK-daya ot. the year, You can. drink ltme!lde to your heart'• content, for It'• a nutrl• tlou1 drink. ainee limes boast Iota of vitamin C. And lest you mlaa out on IOIIU! othu good thinga, be 1\11'11 you have plenty of Umea OJI bud to usa in reclpea: Lima Batter-Stretcher Sauee t lab1eapoona butter 2 tabte1poona Florida lime Julee 1 l,ble~J~oon chopped chlve1 Dub of aalt / Melt ~tter; add chives, Florida lime juice and salt. Suve on bot earrota, broocoll, aaparqua, spinach, beeta or with flsh. Freshen Master Mix Calfmaster Leachn MMtlnsr The replar meebng of the Mason Coonty 4 H Leadt:rs Assocta IU&LD: ' prtiturL tion wtlJ be held thll coming Saturday night at the Home Econo "We tcy to encourage u many 4-H NEWS mace BuJidtng at Pt Plea81nt High Jt.tum Fram J.-:kaon'lt Mil& School Time 8 p m All leadel'8, Ohio 4-H'er8 to participate as we assistant leaders, councilors, and poulbly can " he C()Dcluded "Our From what I gather the girl's pln weare rs are mv1ted to attend enUre 4-ll program is directed at \ from Mason County who were at Gids' State 4-H Camp had a ver)' giving the )'outh of Oblo exper- 1 goOd time last week They were lenee arid dean, wholesome enter- Lola Jean Roush, Wsnda Thomp. talnment. Farticipotlon in the son, Ann Newland, June Spencer, Ohio State Junto~ Fai rls another Anna Belle Sommer, Nancy Blaine link In the chain of 4·H'en fun JaJee Jordan, and Janie Jordan and 4-H experience. They brought back a few honors, ' PROGRAM YOUK(()W$ I '·, ~RE ON PASTUKE••• .Record boepmg dabymq have lomrd il J>I.JO fo food o N. Second St. Middleport wheo~et •• ft I thou best than 9<adu.1 ' ally lDcreue UIOUDI u I pastures deteriorate. Thua the 1 dehcieJaciel of the qrus are 1 offaet; the cows are kept lD j tveJ1 QOOd bodily 1houaancta upou tbolltlaud• , •• i• locka all OYer the t.r. S. , , , l•war aoaa baaed co Niehola I 12 fcmaJe. arc PIOVIDII:'Ier)' day that they ~~~ l.S feed COII.Yenion and bcCta". Oae bia ~ CDDdition; can continue 1011 a HEALTH -the abjhty to l'ellll tuft fD paydmdanda in • or reed. r-. To JOU IIlia meau: .tO 1bl. of meat or IDOft: prr baa o1 IDOftl Gr.de A lllrdl, IOd - s ........ CAN TOU AffORD NOT TO HAYI THIM? • floe,_ aw1ea v..-·llidulfl lodiul!!or~----- the.. no drop m milk production ~ when the ahift is made hom )>O!!Ur• fD full !Mdi•q. 1 Tba Tuudo D- JOU food I while your eowt are on pu. j 11 ..... IDII mab tbt 111Mm pro6l&blo the extre ll1ilk you vet mootha Ieier. SUGAR ... FlOUR Mill Phone 150 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Hatcheries TUXEDO lteubeD.Uie Woodolleld and St. Clalnrille, Ohio ""'... c..-.-- Prirll! DAIRY Get.· theistorynow I 1 in• tliisibew folder ' WE WILL SEE AT · " ' ~-- - YOU SOON THITfEED CARRIES , Aug. THE 15·18 with a c;lisploy of the most modern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, ' 4 FERGUSON, and OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Besure And See This Gigantic Display! FULTON· Tli,OMPSON Ohio .._ . I ~mallamoUDtoJTusedoDairy. 1 1 Fieming Middleport Feed Mill zed The program 18 destgned to atd soil development In addition to reducing rnrplu:t production. Oblo farme rs entered land from 3 cropa 1ft the 1956 acreage ;re. ---., p--•m eo,n leads the .... . ~ ....... lirt wltb 135,042 acres wbeat fol· low1 with 10,,268 and tobacco acres entered total 268 aeres One h d d d 1 bt 1 un to•re an e i Y one the 1 acres b 1o uoocco acres are or u.r ey tobacco and 87 are Clgar filler. Mr and Ml's Charles Stanlt!y have moved from Laurv l Str~d ta Ml Ve rnon 0 , where Sta nley w11l be on the coac hm~ staff of etgh t at Mt Vernon Hu:h CALVES and wherever you'd uae • lemon, you ean aubalitut e a hme - and be rewarded wtth extra ftavor. 1 Uae hme wedgea with rnelona and salads, ~oat hme ahces in clear ~ 10\JPJ, equeoe the jmce ovar seafood and frUit cocktat\ 1 or blend llme juice to aeaaon carrots and other fresh vegetablc11. The Flond& bme aeason l)pens ln mid- sum mer, JUSt when other foodJ need a pick-up. even as you and I, and the 1eaaon Juta ~-·~es or other cowr cropa but STANLEYS MOVE Healthier, Meigs 4 o a ~nu n F lit wvtdd ttem perfect tor a Manhattan u •• t the du:.t, oQrrollon and pitting and n gm D.tl\ely t hurnbl Its nose a ani dirt tha.t .lloall ln the o...h around tbelt puta. J fortb.t..e~::SII!io! ~: :~f:rir.a:::u~ha:Jb~='o' The big shiny green Pentan Iimea which Flonda is 11hipping now are juat a• good mixers aa: the other membera of the e1trus family, \ I Corn Belt. Iannen who "\lit buUd and honest Ill the lame bur III!Uon. Pote-trpe corn erik are filling the ~rtmen.*' OD manr ' of their erection we11 low eott. Thq __._ _ ,1__ 1 L.nalso flt well Jnto modem farm meo.:Q.nica wo.ud1inl' ope,_.... Becau1 e theY are buUt on a framework. of poie~~, pol•trpe com en~ coat ieu than conventional bwldiQ&'I. TheJ can be permanen~ and have auperior wind realatanc.e, but tllf! farmer can alao ...Or eonvert the wooden structure• to other u~~e~ 11 hia plant ehaqe. Pole-type eorn eribe are molt economieal if the buildinc mat enal1 are d\lrable ADd .turdy. Length of ht'Yictl will depelld prt.. manly on the decay and inlled te111tanee of the pol• tbM an used. Modern chemrcllll auch u pentachlorophenol are beiDa' :ncom" pole bf.. Paleo treatecl ..;tb tbia ,....,-~.. m.nd.d •- .,·vo lon-r 6 ' "' "have t-he" advantages of beina...clean and Teu7... to handle, tiPKi&Ur Farmers mterestcd in vtew1ng any of these tnals are anvited to vl5lt the farm at any ttme All fanners Oof this area sbould keep •n tnind tbe date of Sept41mber 25th when the annual Field Da,y at the Carpenter Sub-Station of the Ohio Agncultural Expenment Station will be held. Thls da y accordmg to John Hamlll, manager of the farm w1H cover ail phases of crop, loras:e and 11\1& stock work being conducted at the statiOn opthear roto twfw Is Fifteen county f..H bands will present ~neerta for atate faiT vta1t- 10 t5 Trl State Theltl.re !2 00 • S1gn 'Off tom corn. In the forage crops there was an interestmg senea of testa on the response nf ladino clover m1xture to varJOus treatments. Results from 1955 In ol) cases gav.; the greatest response on treating wltb heavy rates of phosphorus and potash, Ohio Stato Fair. Over 100 t-H'en wnr compete Jn the livestock abow ring, 100 jud&in& teams wUI try to judge cattle, awlne, ihH]), ve&etablea or poultry ta the experts see them. 6 15 F1lm Mldweateri fannel'l traditloraa11t .tore hua:e 1.11101U1t. of followmg Over 3,000 Ohio 4-H Club memJ:>ers will partlcluate ID tbe 19Mi Ohio State Junior Fair, Auaust 2481, H W Harshfield. Ohio 4-H Club leader ba,s announced. Ohio's rural youth now are groomlna: Uveatoct, puttlq the final a\ltches on dredes or ap. rona, or reworklo& theil' demonstrations - all In preparaUon for the fair Many have rttelved rl~ boDs or awards at earUer county ,and loeal faira Now' they're s:etting ready for the bia: one - 1'be SATURDAY 1 piow1ng and the plowing and d11c1ng onty before the plantmg of ' WHTN-TV Channel13 i Another mte'restlng project lnciuded pianlLnt o f corn lQ tbe tractor Ve&etable &ar· I 01 Ohio 4-H'ers Preparing For Ohio State Fair 11 00 NeWS' &: Sport<! Hl5 'J) e-&Sure 1heatTe ' 2 30 S1gn Off 10 30 Dabel ute IDur ope 11100 N e w s r v1Dl une the 19M Ohio State Fair. ! l 6 30 Down YQu Go Y\.1 ~ " The trac10r rodeo b•& returned to tb'i ' cnme 6 15 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. :1 ll'l'fpe,l'VIOUI . News Ptoture o·oO Sporte Eye co rn Ament 1.11 genen1l (d 1816) \0 •\t 11g-l 1t ' b Udln., . lt'a Roy ROjers Of All Tlungs 9 00 H15 Holly"Mood Offbt!&.l pht.l\1' • ...... 5 .30 K:.u.r ' t~aroD lllP Sport<s • • 42 Yentllatl's N"XT TO N" ll A ATF.~ t he exot,r d:tncer A.mcrlea.'.ll m n~t 4.l Men a n rck· .,. "" ' ' j t. 11nlahtd an en · na mo eelebrated Turk may he L l •lw t.Oime v.. llo !ed~~~ydl~ J3r ol\x ht ti l 44 Palm f r u~t " , ,., 1 ht 11 11 • 1 ment •t lbf! Copa f h11 p\eallanUy·u rrJI.n.., ~rktsh -pa.rents, IS lh ~ um time st ~r of Stev,c Allonvs r'"~·ou ( o/ RYPTOQUOtE - lion'• bow. t.o wotk '' ' ahOW and Ul td to brondUlM l A Da ft l~ &lh E.!ldW, O <I DA.lLV C AXTOLBAAXR ' Ami!irlct'l to SptU'II•h·5P""'k mg count l lc!! l I t It through all o! Th 1• LONGFELJ.-O~ ' , 1 All~ I'm ott to my nnalyst ~ tnd.l)' 1 t:l"' 1 n e K r th In thl' 4\Um"'e o ne lettl!lr simply stAnds tor ano a~· etc sU\1\• aRDf• Jttng aMI I, desp ite my burning passtrm r~t ~~egoo:;;~h hale~ berme 't woma are '11 tuntar - M,edll!al ll'lf!R may t htn'k lhey nuvc l() ' ' orN Y ork't l 35 h al lx ~ "'~"'""-tor l hl'l t hree L ll , X for t he two '\ h lell. lhe length end fom'lation o , hUJlnr out tbtll t ntn glu - but con ~Hl ur ew ' 1 s B ecom lll\r \~r::h d ay the eocte letters v.r• dlftf!rent . ..... ' " \ tlo.t. whO culde tht big Uner~J l n~o MaTJha.tt an; a p e\h y handled twi•hdrtd. pilot tak~~~ nb i ll H yean Last year t A Cryptoltam Quotat~a tl;GOO ahiPI and had only HI mhtor accidents, street Mll1 lloe VDN ENJV AS 8 KAAU EAA~ RJ 'l'l\1 ctty ll ll'ro\\lng aleud~y ga.udi~~b\l~u~!~:g II Jheatbcd In N VA•UBM IIU Cbr)'aler bulldln•• the newH oconyr S ngrn.m' l new Park nven\11 Bl:.RNIUJ. VDN JSO -.Inlet• ~2:, :'':r,t~~:ly :t~ro~ze ~Slalnl1!18 atetl, lnc \de nt.l.llty, ~r D,rnre P art)' _,--~ """ 1J creek l t'tlH t14lh l 11 p 8 1 t ot Ithat Jack Benn y l:i li"mt: 1 ' pin II at Cam e&le Hall on O d 1. !J, II II I 7n mclllh~tll uf tl• &wll~ ~~ 111 Philharmon ic I don t tlnn\; u u~ one 1:. r .. , i l.llli>: h S. but whO know• " • I 4. 00 COlle.lle All Stsr ..Oatne 1100 Ne ws ll'lld Wca. hf't :11 Na\\o l\11\ god \ 'l' o.h) ~~ T) 1m o C " I t • hould S" 11 ong " 11 1 " ' 1 1 • v t" aay• ov.n c r 1r"' " l<rume1 't'h il h 0 t ,UIIJ ' 1,• \OWOl tl 11$ llgtt 111 Thill theater aeruwn I ll 't rtpl ng omrn o ; r~ ll>'hll \ lrohl Bn a tctli! Oi l other day t he Pl'()fhtC'et ~ 11r 1 pJ(~~~~~; 1 ' r::~t y 1 ~ closing In on 11 ' t or pigs • · T he cn :.:y tl[•l! ro" 1 ( mm emora le ll "' th• I I Ju~ 1 ~ L>t I' a uJuJ 32 Pier C h oo~e ~8 chtC:O ~':i Molo U r y Place 26 Pytl'lone plant. ll'p 1.ntr<il\ o rr ,, l11 ng- n D' f v. l h ~· 11 t\c \l,oor 8 b eing !el 1ntld r ' 1 DemocralLc or Repu blican P\ ln Cltkilgro nml San I run· eo.ch patty d mlng t he fJr,u fl ~on i • T~ ~~:~I I rcdutJlnK Br~;,umeflt !:! ull II 12 00 Down op the Farm 1 00 w estern Theatre 2U Slalf!e&e B rou dwa," 0 Joj/\\I II E\ 11 '2 ~ 2:.1 Wlll t" l ( I ll •~ 24. A cr <:~ J ll n g l , l \\ O Wet k l QJ:O ll JIUIIJ! JUilllJ III V \ u \ d !O fll 0 annlver !nr)' ut the tn\ <Uit on If Ul l l :i tl ll pteume J. 1'1 1311.\.: k :.m II 30 6 00 News 6 05 w eather of 7 M n11t II lW LlCh II 11 00 Captam Galltmt Slg:n On ::;00 k n \{1;! 11 11 ~ uvln g my n 11lii<"V 1"' 1 11 1' ' 11 1 ('~\no {whtr o 1Jit<l ll n m e w la thrl nnd 1 1 1 and \mlld Ing up t o a Vllilt l n \11<' I " ' d \1 ~ Ihut dow!\ lln•l so<~n I ) \Oit l h W\lt 1\ l liC l)o.l~ l! !I , ) played so l ong n n l ~ , 1 a cup at t he Call.l\0, 1u1u waarued Coffeewa ~~ 1\J•Itct•' 1 J< ll s d i t. 1 J'fl-t bltterly nevel )I ll 111 ft ll'.'• n t•ble to ot ol' kl o.t t he 1":<1\~J n bl b t ln ,J 11 J1 , t il•' l<l(lnl cer Thl• It p o11sl e 11 1 111 ' ~ ..., 1c 11 ts If tlwv u1 c ho tf!l o ft of Skill 23 God ,,, •[) t 11 M<llhtl Inu1.ke1 SEEING TJIF. MO\ 11 . fru•tr ' •-I a ll I U~ li ~II I U 1 v. u 11 1d lr t\c g> ne maane l vn1.: ~~~·· • • • 0 AnOt 'T J'OUY OU( IIIN urounol \ 11\.l, ll ~2 creel& { A1 uhl a. \1 ' l l>j I ,!llod- ~ sl• lt n• .t, t La l \((I H\ 11 0 11 A 6 N o.\nt" 14 ( ,, , ~t il I ., \ \o l"lldl j ll>"" I. bc j;l n~ ltu~ ~ round 11111tl n PsR r. lll. I U C I - Lcr· 4 B!!V<! rago 1 I I I I \) (1 ll I~ 21 Hever. :\ 0 1 11 10 (\llo T!I. I IL! I -• \ \In 1\ I 1 II W1w n l play ll 1<1 n l ( " ' " \ n \u on K'fll;" 1 III II \ \ 1Hll t d• ' l ~<II lii/ '" ! \1 l : u tOjt' l ll, l< il o li t\< \ till' 1\y \<Ill!{ Ill I 1111 ' I IIl LI G II L~ II(Jl P11'' (I I I h u1101 f 1"''' ' 1' , ,, 1,, , 1., 111t 111111 1 1 111 ly41t Oo""t 1n 111 H n He 11 p\I.Co! J! l l'l ~ t ~\a nt~) I \iihll lh•' 1,n 1 ,,M a hrt •~ '1 f (! r 11\ln t.; I I < ' " I ' ' l Irc<Ju<l -' i C '111-1 '\V hrl\ " t R 111 11 11 \ 1 t 1'' '' l 1 ] Ull l I ' l l I d< II l ,\ 1 1y Unde J uh nny Coona 10 311 FRIDAV DAILY CROSSWORD ~l< 10 oo Fury . ~I ' J !,tb • IJ • \l Amerita WCHS-TV Channell , ll ll .., Ruark Reports '',""II ' Bu 1tdmg I Inti\ full 1lf I 1!11 ),I HI< II 1 h o~ moll l h' )JI !' "' 11 , \ I 1 ,d rn u ~l tv.11 11 I r [11 11 I• II h t l! l llll rr J.( Y. Jih II h ~ ~ h• " 111 111 pl1 lrlv oiii[Hnlll I Ill 1l L1 1W \11 1\ l I 11 '- I I ' Wm><l l ll ~ k•l I h ' Ill I I '' ' ~t ol< Ill ' ',, 11 1 n I <I ' I tl• ndl l ' , ~!I \dltil} 1j ol lld I or II Ill I Tl 110 1 11~ \ , 1111 g lll f.'. st ru rr g Ou~ hi liJII I\ 11' • \ II)' I l ' I Il l ..., 1 1 ll l < o~ wln\1 o\1 111, uf tl'l ~ ln sl l tJO ii •' h nvr n un ~ pt<it li P ' ' ' t ' I 1 l ' I I II \l oh < I ol[ Ill f t1111i v I a llll ~ HI C RUARK I I 1, ' ' I ""''s ft•l lut • rk f i.i s l 11' • BY ROBERT · 1 ~h t~ mr • lo ~onnble ex:planatwn rtll let:bal 1 lllll ll k•d 11 " 1 111 ., A < ,11, u l<l soc rolU!ol iiJt, I havl;' , II (\ 1. \it ]() li S ll ' ·' tJ p ropensity against , say, a gm..an~· 11 , ' ••k 1 1 1] 111 ..., ~, Cby s been Jnt r lg u ~tl lat l! ly-rnl!h lcnt> ton iC or a Scr ewdriver. whleh 11 l h• ' \1 • II' ;.r II • 1111L ,sv wo ultl be t he beHc r word- •IIY I I lltld It or 111 1 j ' I ' II l I 1 1 1 I lilllnl r ecurr i MI "I v. urd ,, " IIi I \I ' j 11111 , 1\ ro ll lll I I ' 11 \<~ 1 111 , 11 11 11 Ml' 11 ' 11 11 ' 1 • 11 11loil 11< \I ' II ,, ' III II ~11 ... 1 ill \11 1'1 II I \ I 'Ll• 1111 \I 1...,1 1111 ( 111 1 Ill 1!1 1" I oil I II I rl II c; r' • II o\11111 '1 " Ill \Ill 0'1 I " ' I I ~rrd 1 111., l h• 111 ~o lr l ro· '~ lir 11r " '" I Ill II 1 Jt , I )PK Fur Ill ' rr rr l I t l1111h on• 1 II I " '" I I I l h• 1, I "' I IIi 1 l o ll\ I 11 11 , 1 , 111 lh• kr11 1 duwn , 11' 1 ,1 I ' 11 1, 1 1no\ t n\\ h 1 11 I I 1< I ' I ll \I\ i ' 1111 111 11 1 I 0111 1\ h < II ' HI I I" < hil l II Cu rre nt 'I ennesse El n1e MshP.t:e TheBtre QGeen For d Day Moder n Ron.l:tnres oO Comedy 1 1n1e 1 • My L1ttle M~:~rgu~ 4 30 5 00 Aunt Dru 6 00 Ne.,.-s P iot\lt:e 6 15 Spo"' Eyo 6 25 U s P&ul 6 30 J ay e p Mul)l"a n Sl row 6 4 5 New~ Carava11 7 00 l)ea\h V aHey Dsys 7 30 The Whist 'er 8 00 Best 10: Myste ry 8 30 Star Stage 9 00 OavalcQ.(le of Sports o 45 Roo B~n c()f.Xer 10 00 Truth ot Conseq enres 1o 30 L1fe of Ri~f 11 ou News 11 05 w eather 11 10 Pres9 Box 11 15 Greutest Fights of C.entu_r, 11 30 Fo1-ergn lnt n gue 12 00 Tontght _ --~ I I I u U30 l2 30 1 :=tO 2 llO 3 Ot3 45 I' I ' ' " I I ol I I ' I II \\ I« 1 1 1\" 11 "I o '' ,, ' ' '' 1~ 1 i lr Ill Il l< \'!Ill IJo, I I \ I' I I Ill lo LI ol I ' 1 I II I , I (o 1 I " "' ' " I [I lo ' ,, ,, oil II '' I ' It 111 11 I tl I I " II ' o\ I' ' Ill t '' < County Faar&rounda next week, Thursday, Aucust 23rd acordllli to Roy L. Janes who 18 1n charge of th11 testmg laboratory Duruag the n ext three weeki lll,ll.k collector s 1n each township will contact all farmera who have cattle }D mtlk asking for a small 51Jllple of mllk representing the entire herd That milk sample wUI be tested ,-nd herd• showing suap1 ClOWJ re,ctton wll} be ofered a blood test at state expen1e This year for the lint t1me herds' w1th aegative testa ()n milk ring teals Wlfi not be gJven free blOod tests The Bangs disease control work iD Me1g1 County dates back to the early 1930's when blood teats were CJret run. During the 1940's tbe blood testing program w•s slowed considerably due to the shortage of vetennanans and man power to do the work In UM9 Me1gs County ran a complete eounty-wtde blood test on 1,866 herds Smce tbnt ttme malk nDJ test! have been carried out each year unt1l 19M when ·a test was e(lnducted ln January and ag41m ln December The state Wide Bangs disease control program plans rmgs tests every mne to ten months. The pro. ;ram was started 1n counties on the bor'aer of the state I () as to control moveinent of diseased cat tle from out of !Jtate At the pre sent t1me approx1matty % of the state ts under the ho. ; Rmg Test p!OJl'am. 900 Huwdy DQ,ody ll:! 00 Camera Goes to &~ hool kll tb l,•k I ".J ' \ I lo I t I II ' I \I I- " ' '" ... I 0 II, I I , 11 1 II' " ) 11 II) I " I Ill \no II " ' ") I I ' 1 \.; 1 8 55 Srgn On S1 g n On \ In oo f-l~me 11 00 T tc Ta~ Dou(!h 1 , J It could lJe ~ ..,u l rt lll' vir ,J, l IIIII< I Ill tc I,, l ,lu luhr t I. ,, , ih l rl' 1 "lll d thnk ul \\ ~' l'l til l II ' ,11 01 11\'' t vt l ' I uu lr ~r! th 1I II W ' I I 1 , 11 ,,t 1nn t 1 11\ ~ ~t ur l\• II I 'd I 1\ wa ~ I t01hn \ \lh ll \ II r• - ::. I II '"> ~ h J I l l! I 11 1 Ill I 1:1 ,. 1 \,nk ~~ 0 5$ 7 00 Today g 00 Coffee Time hlJ "' u '• q ucod 1" 11 , 1 1 1h • 1k1 " '' 1 ,1 1111 !1 ,,n ~nu l , n I' I t -DID YOUKNOW Ti t\T? BY BLAN CHE M HASKIN:> ,r 1 1 1 I II < Nlt' t tu p t I t l 11p 1 1 otl IU , I , 1ol Natw 1at adnrtut nll. " oh " !J,' \oil l>l \JT•" II I ;,1 cr a J \JUt< i.! t I l1t .: , n' \)o 11 tl nw ·t rn ..: II I • , d • rn' 11 IH I I 1 Sub ~l n ph011 ! OI Il ' I U~ The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Au1 17 Ideal t.emperatura abould be • bout ll8 degees Fabdener a. frequ ently are 111ZIZ1ed b)' reobeJt at Diabt aDd ar()Uod 8, d&blouoma droppu11 on IUCh crops aree• d urin& the day. &I lomatoet, peppera, meloDJ and COLUMBUS, 0 -The .::mall water, A dQ.ck'• table manDih .,.. M&Dy of t~ conditiana affeetina eueumbtn Bw.om drop u fry of the duck world wJII PI"& ing wha.t they are the pualiiQJ bloa&Om drop of tomatoes 1llo are caused by dllferent eonditJoru., ll)'t, E C Wlttmey« , ObJo State rea ponli.bie for the .ume trouble sent a th.-ill l bow all their own proeeaa wJII ~Dti~UI, with ODI Unl venity e:xtenalon hortieult- with pepper-a Vuy dry ptr1odi at the Oh1o State FaJ.r here A ug. bll'd af ter another akJddlna: dowll " alone w1th bot d y wi.ada are • 2 4 to 31 They 'll sllde down a the shde urul common cauae of pepper drop ch ute mto a ta nk of water Jwt I Another feature of the ubJblt. Ia the clfe om tomatoea, some to be located in the wu t end of Melon, and cucumber• have like youngsters at the beach varl et1 ~ w!U set fruit tuier tban botl maJe and femalefiowera The duck shde will be part o f the poultry bulldrng at the fairother,, Wittmeyer notes Valiant, PoUmatkln bp bees U .1ecessary an exhibit sponsor ed by the Ohao pooundw will be a series of dt,.. an early variet)l 1 frequenpy w11l before the female fiowen wtU Poul try Council In cooperation play showing In sequence the aet frud under ~nddiooa call6- aet and form fr u1t Male flower" With The Ohio State U nlveu lty'11 Ufe ~yc\oe of a'ehlcbn Fair 'vintinJ blouom drop ot Ruti,era, a appearl ne first ia &real numbers poultry department a nd the Agri- ors wlll see chicQ u they are late variety Cool uipt.. prolonpd frequently Will dr')' up Later more culturaJ Ezte rulion Service Gly de batcbed, day-old and 3-montha old. wet periodli, exee.elve use of nl- ma.Je flowers w11l form Prolonged Marm, univeni.ty e:densaon poul- and mature birds They'll ue bow troeen fertillze:r ,and es.tremeJy ramy perloda can mterfe.re witb tryman, .lAYS the shde> wtll work en• are pro~lv handled from hot dryuag wtndl ella cause blot- bee i!CUvity lhu 8 hm1ting fru ll Jet Jl ke t bts, be hopei tbe ben houee to ihe store. The ducklingJI wlll climb a ladtom drop of tomatoes, accordmg the hort1culturast explains der to a feed throu gh ju.st b1g Agia nt turn-tabel w1P duplay enough to attommodate one bird fod products; made from ew Deat a tunc As the ftrst duckling monstrations will Jhow bow eqe starts to eat , the one bebmd hlm are candeled and graded Another wdl move up, and without I!'Yen poultry exbib1t attraction, Marsh saying "EJ.cuee me, ple31;e," will said, wtll be a di~play of winning Colwnbu., 0, Mtip County ia rme ra will take Tbtt Welt VLrg1wa A.ariclllilltal another step in the eHnunatlon of . .t.x~lll'UDWlt ti41i~O ill r.:uu""lliLUID BlliJI diseMSe (BrucellOBll) 1n eat- "" nu Ullll w~., """lJlla uwver•u.y tie w1tb the ae ventb Milk R1n11 iii ~ ru.u• ""ULvWn JU tl.Ot: ULeQ I YtU I Test. '1 be State Mobile Teat La.bo- 1JUtlrd uJl\il t 1 ~•a ...,,., aL LJ1e ~uo­ rat()ty 11 expected 'to move to the i)lli,IOQ lwm aur.:.ti Lr:o uv~ mu~:~ a- WSAZ-TV Channe13 SATOR DAY I ( tHi c l"uu r UanJ 1• lin I i \1 \ P•;rmroy O b co I I •I I n pre~Wil 1 1\ ' \ '- { \ lh ', \ 34.' 1Lt!X:II i.: I VIIA\ c,/'. ol \ •' ~ ~~ hi .;I L( ~ 11 \ '" I " fl \g p EO CROSS TO MEEl' I I Ii II SU'IILrl iH News In Farming FRIDAY ~DITO R PubUsht!d ever} ,lfl c ru J<.~ n tii.CL P• s h 1 '' Set~ • md lm , ili11U \1t'Jh,ctc• s· t c~u•·' ,. pbDnt! 300, t> t.ltl ur!a l uflc .t: AJ h •J•.~ ,m? ( n h I ) l hi iK.E Y NO l D E GP:E ENIII I \t.r\ t 1nal Otr:kr -~ r•hlp o f fl. .... pnr IIH I !'>I I ]IIIHt D EVOTED T O I NTEREST!; OF M EIGS- MA<;0N 4- R EA GEN. MOll. r , r '' (Ill lo, The Daily Sentinel 11 ,,., made tor i,,., J 1111 tT" lh L nl .ICHAitD &. OWEto• TELEVISION GUIDE PLA'l' 50 SO OAN CE Drop Given By Horticulturist Farmen Need Com Cribs POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Jack CO-OP 1 �' - . .. • ' -----·-~ - -· -- - • I. .,_., ·~-~Iii ! ! J· 17 ,,195.6 ' ita ves -- Cincinnati Drops Into Third By Losing FinaleToChicago CINU:'\XATI 0 L' P Tlw orfagam-Otld , llll llfl(lnlll l t R .d if'g:; ptcp ,,n f 1 1t ,tgue k:ul n ~ Mllw ,nt k<'t' htt•· tmught aflt•t ~lip Jllll~ ha 1 k to 1 thllll p'ae ~ bt•rau~ o f a 4, 2 tl t' ft'a t Th~,r~(Ll\ t\ t h hamh uf tht ~ h ta~o ( •Jh, 1h• llttl't~~ :lttlt~d 1Jrttk ':1 rrlll>lo} li<ld f,lf <I hOUH ~.:111' aflt>t :t Ju.ul J Ullt tlttr 11~ lt 1t'L' thte\ '' ' •' n ~<:tt!1l P.lt < h lt fh· But· llH) \\ Itt lhtl'..' pt <•nla.! JlOitlt , hl•h.ril P.r nukh•t lodr thr<' L ~ am,~ off pace REDLEG STOPPt:R • ~- • ~ lt'IIO ,</AY' roBE I rHf? /JICJGES'r JW#IIl!l? IN riff? !Ul!EP lf.. /{1<5/VA'$ I I t.hna ". Ht Ht n he ft:bhea~ ,t hl'C uled Lat n J,n,tn thr tr3m..!1 nc~t~t rr•llli 1Jtt 1111 th t'to t ntl for <.tnu nna 1 I til L; hl J .ttw>t .lirl l 'h •t• P'~ ' ' ,. ",;\ " '•'"'' '' ",.. 10 tlw Bt J 1 1 r,"' h~' 1.\' II h <miJ ,t,Jrt ani l' h.lltp ~ h o~~ won lllle" .~,:.t .r·~· 111 lo~ lil'> r.,1 Mtl 'J.<Lllkt < S ll llt I '• rl ~'' ~ I ru t k " 1I I ".:. " '"" FRIDAY Sp•n.:e .. Tracy R.ub<Ht Young NORTWEST PASSAGE (In Technicolor) -al~c:o--- huH scort> th11 d sacrt Denn1n; Angf'l• Stevens CREATURE WITH ATOM BRAIN Cartoon-RED, WHITE, & BOO Wundt Otl ~ \\ tl l tt•" fot th e ll nl! (lr •m~ a:; ~ nl!t ,,ell man Wllh hal ~ n d ,,J,,,,. t (Jd, .. h •:; mullin!!: ,l;>llg Ill lll'ol l IH t"\IOCi lt) 'lit< ft\t 'JI~ 111~ live d iltt> a ~ ob •ttllh h II~> 1<1\\i) 271l balt1r.g JV 1 M'TH IQ OP '7'/IFI/f FIR!''T 6C /'YIN~. I wtll h< hi ( HJ.Il tl d~ (tll ll ht ( < 1 11 rt <~ Ill! Ill u llnt•up 11! 'Il l\\ --- r l 111~ 1<:; \Pnf I lr rt t,1111l ~ By UNtTED PR&SS AMERICAN LEAGUE New Yo rk Cleveland BOH\on Chteago Oetln tt Balttmore Kansas 1 1\y 47 9' 11 !)41 14 47R 211 1 62 flfl 75 FV!'IY 1 44fi 24 405 2!! 1 St LOUIS Philadelphia 66 48 31 ~ 511 ~O() 12 1"1 50 M, 157 1lu• 'PIIll\ ho111 ,., l. o1dlt h< \ !, JI I' I hnl <1 • P1ratn .1t Dudge1s Fi •lfl l'Jo R<'lcine at R~dlo•~s FHl"ld '-'o 2 I'J\1 IHJL%-:h f'l111 I~ ~~ Nt·\~ \' nt k 5H • ' .: 1 t hI 4r"i h:'i 41 Th ur~J,l ('11. Rl'~ u lt s (htt ll I I 4fUr 14 j n "' (I i IIJitil J t\ ' 'I [ ' .ll\1 II l' r1hbm gh 4 11 • l1l• J., 111 J' k[\ll h< [II Mth111k 1(H s1 1 1 tt • "1 Salu• day' s G.unes l'tll , lll ll,' li Jl ' ' "\ I ' l.l I il < I 11 11 11 I ' I d• rh 1 1 :-.1tl w •uk<'' t' • ill' ' II tl t I I 1 ...,., I l d ~' I ( I I By UNITED PRESS SAN FRAN( ISl 0 1Hudv Gnl't'trl 131, Los Angcle~, ~ \I!J.IJH'tl 1 uny Vasq\11!!1, 1::10, Snn ~ ranclst·o, tJ POR'M..AND, Ore - Eddie Mu· chen, 192, Redding. Calif knocked out Walter llafer, 211, Wa shi ngton , SI'ICIAL I'IUCID }lllo-,.,. ~~!, Ltl Y•lve J:OS ANGELES - Voun!l Jildl Jobnson, 2011, Los Angt'lu~ out. pomted Duke Saburlon~. 201. Hon olulu 10 KARR and VANZANDT LEADS THE BEND AREA First Meetint; ·Of Middleport· BoOj!t,rs Held IN The Middle~nt1 Athl~ltr Amlf' uUon held thelr ftrst muc tmg of the year 1Jst Tuf!sdny nl!lht w1th prosldent Bill SCarberry m charge Other offlce-n 'PriPsrnt were vice president, Uob Mllh Sec., Harold Hinkle and publtclty l'hou man Chct~lcr Erwin, Plan ~ ~r th.e annual A.lumni foo\ball ttame brlwf'cn Pomeroy and M•ddleport were di&cuued, an~ PQmettpy wtll bt· <'OntacltHI so th1t the date lot the annual fair can be" set The 19Gfl ,., Middleport High Schol \f:IQl wat thsc\IISl'd aho, but no definite plans. for actlvttles durlng the coming sea11on were made 8 lnee Coaeh Charlie McDonlld was out of town on vaution "The ne:rt meetina: wUl be held QD A~t 2.1. while election of ~~~~~fll'• r'F<lll" ~Olin& year will ~f! hel~ ~au•t 28 All eltlzens of ~leport ·•M b0t'1ters arc reque)trd t(J· Attend both Gf these ar. W• Sell The Best and Servlee Tbe BHI •' RACINE SERVICE ST~JIQ" . I • two a-da)' practice ses11ions for two ' weeks ' 1 he ~ dl 1 game wtll 1 prepanng for the tilt North squad hall been hold 1n1: one-a day seuaons under Can. ton McK1nle) Coach Wade Watls sea~n pUoled hb Can I ton team lo an undefeated season l lmd the state cnamptoD.sbip. j R~bel co-capt;un~ lor the game wH! be Ron Vttatoe of Hamilton on offense, and Garry Cobb of Cin emnall Wathrow w111 be the delen· S IV{' eapt.am Trt·Captams or the Yankee team wtll be Barberton 's Georgs ho Wtllae Mack of Mansf1eld and Ken Ft.she.r of Mus1llon Wau a last '"Canton Leh man Cm11 h Jun Rotr dtrt!clor uf the game ~>aid th.1t .!inmc 10 000 IJ c kPb h~l <' al read} bet'n sold fur th!! game and he expects lo sell ..,tanding ronm only ducats bd(ne the <onle!!t get~ under way at 8 v m The 2~... man S o u t h squad, coach{'d b) Ralph Webster of Co.. umbus Easl have ''een hold1ng tn~on I YOFIE REIDY FOR IOIR IACATIOI- o.p meellnt•• •.~,l ., I v "' w 1\n o..:1 out or F.xpl0rer <tnd an E,u(IH Sl.:~ntev H1ncs Ius 0 record I Breed Champions I outs landmg scrv tce to cort ~r1 v.ltton, or gnod schol"rsh1P and dtal a<. :l'r, f1n1· k;:~ der sh 1\l .md Sroutm~ p.n \J( lP<ltiOll and 11l uns tn pursue f111lhe1 st udies Jn tlu> f1 eld of con setvalwn, a ll of \' luch ar~• reQUHl"lt••nts for eli,qv C.IIIIUA~ V l lJ' lltY to tl1e av.ord Rl'cmtenl of the lzaak Waltol I l en,gul' s Ch aries F Broughtor cash awatds werf (left) $500 (onsetvalton Awmd, Ill s recor !second prtze, Jay Clark, Dana, 1 or u('c nmpl!,;hmenls tncl~des ,Jowa (cente•) $250 th1rd Jlr1z~. wum tng Lhe WliP,f'f CnnserYat1011 Jt'rome Caro~wlla 1 St Peter~ t Aw,nd, I ~ IHP flrnlt n« Re,l!t orl bqrg, Fla (lll!ht) $100 fourth '1 Sevttn at tlw Vuun~ Outdoor pnze. Marc 1a Ni!lson, Roche•terf Amet wans Confe1ence 111 CIH<'fl£!0 Mmnesota ' II\ l!J55 Wt l TIImf? for two SUtn· '1'wen1y olb.,r etudant1 wlnntnq •l)llli:)J-• , nwrs af ~-~~qJe SrClltf Fon•stty obll manllon and cash oYf(lfdtl' \B"" ~ l>QIIOttWldl oottlellt from tlmonq IM~' CAmp, B 0\1 ld er •rLlll<' t ton W •~ ol •ttiUU trom I!V.I'o' •tole cz11d lli• \Terrl-: 11nd mslructm~ 1'100 bOYS ond tort .. ~ Hawaii and Al~ka. ta IU Old•( lf•o~d€ 1 ~ nlN\I'Oiel Cou nci l sS( <IU t or Qlacmq lor llonorl were Rodntl~ F•l~ ~amp on "EllUl f.' nnd consen 1. monn B••mi;JI'c\1 N D: lftltD . ~t '' PrOY>denee II l Robtn B CdrfJ, ltilo 1wn H e also lms t:nven rarlto w<:~ult~• WI• Mitdr ..d' N1chol<:~e, Sltlullto-., •nlks on conSPr\'lltll;m over ~t • Lit Mcu,..aul Nrlee l,ol ..lo Collf 8<uit&1 o l' n W Volv-rde lcnmon ..ant 1 G!:or:IIOJin QtJd. '011~ W•!P '•· , rprn ~aY Is qon W karllord c0~n Rober~lllonitt «tttd Wf~ ChkDI'Jl and rF• tmrlrd K.arntv, Mlb. £1ilobt!th Car'T:tho, Wol• ·.-. lh~ Kl\1 n l!l Club nnd to h1s l~k\1 Maul Ho .. oh Judith f( rt, Mi!- 1 s tiUJol on tlw 'TrC'f"' fc11 llnburq Per N<>d fo\'cOono\urll, It Lake MAP LOCATES Cali (arrow). I p<h b CITy Utoh 0Dtalby )II l)ay IIGqor-1 Mt,J tomorrow Can1p ' ' at E.l" 1e Marv H Sand"u S•au11. roll•. 11. D.r' Colombia c ty where aeven ~11er, W1s, dlrl'elt'd hv the Wt~'Pobleto l•rn1, Cumbl!rlartd .JI(d; llani:J' dynamlte trucks exploded tn ' 0 l1 S tnCon ~ r•v;:~llnnD!r:JJ1tJtlll lDu Slcry Hcuslon Tax· Cvnlb~CI Arlit. , W•th•rB fmrbcmh, Alaska Pcm\QO Caethe center ot town, levellpg 'hJ(•h he at 1 r>"'l'ol ,1'"1 !'liP ol t!dv Porllal'd Or• ]olle Q.•l~hhan, ~ eight square blocks and wreak· '•ICf'n p.~,, fl t [!i'l o,;;llt r•ul 8 It I' dck N Y Gt!-rald1ne Ta¥1or WJlml~lota. 1 I Del M<m;ror"l Lollo•h, Jurllnql:OII, - ~·__... L Sng a dea.tb toll ot hundreds. I ~o• ~"'"'•'"' , " , "' 'jw0~o~:i~h~·~r;:;;~·n~d:...:~M-'~';;_A~I~be~·<~l;;;:;!l~"~'~k· 1 Continued from Pa~e One .....,.,....... ··--· ' . _,_ ' 0 --r-" • ...,. .J ·- • -altsfacfloag~ad. ... - AUniOIIUO OlAlla IOCin CYUNDR WARN CAYIJALI COLLINS JEWELRY Main Street ' and exhibiting JOb don{> bv the junwr extubitor ts the pnmary consideration Grand Champion showman m the 4-H Dntry compehtwn wns F.leanot Well who bn11 been showm~ Jl'"t seys at county, dJ8trtrt and state showslorseveralvears Cl•,sccom p(!tJtwn was furmshed !ll lht~ cia ~~ by Virglnta Johnson who was nam ed res~rve rhamomn 4-11 •howman In the 4 H Class (or f1rst )'ear exhibitors James f'a ldwell was named a~ champion showman and R<~ndall1'arkf'1t reserve champion In I he FFA show1ng Charle~ Hol lr>r was named as th e C. rand Cham. pton showm m w1th Jackie r:umm ms wmnmg the reserve spol Jn additwn to the bovs and gtrl!l named as champions ClarPnee and Donald Robson of lhr BPdfnrd Fu lure Farmers, Billy Ca rleton and Chester Rose of the B and E Honot hovs club, Charles anrl Larry Collins, Roger Kh khnrt, Kenneth HA· eer and Ketth V1nryarrl of the Buckeye Bovs cJub of Tuppers Plam;; -eihibJted Oth,.r da1ry exhibitors included Esta Mae Blackwood and James Sheet~ of the Hanisonville club ~ Patrlci.a Blake~lee Don Johnson Ertc and Martha Parker, and Ar lene Tht>tss of the Bettet Liyest&k Cluh· ~teohPn and Twrv ijoffman, Rnbert Kautz Richard Kohlenlz. GaTv and Paul Lat'ry rotmjth of the Shade Va1Jev Bovs Earl Reeve~ of the Snnwvtlle ltnvs nnrt "PIInny Holliday o£ the West End Stal'l! top coupe 1950 OlD~OBILE ...... · · 88, 4 <li'Ui'!}aJI 1eso GK ................ .. S118CI•I ~ qoor ~edan Mr and Mrs Grant \'ltl O)A r d <n rl ramJl\ ut Day ton WCJC call lng- on Mr nnll Mts C('OJgc Ham 11tun Sunc!,JY I M knc 'l'on ut{'e who has b(•en t'mn'o• !'d 111 PI I h.1 • t C!U tnt•rJ to hrr lwmePleasant here. Mt~s M1s I P>lev M1~ Cu~tol!l 81 ~ _door · seda!\ 194, STUQEB4KER · .... · .... Mr snrl M 1~ F:MI Park'~>r Mr Rntl Mr~ Brl\ Hli'mtsh of Chlc!:o, Mt and Mrs Veld11 Pat ker and daughter Noncv of Hammond Ind were vtq!Jng thetr nunt, Mrs Carl Pa1 ker over the week· enrl and attended the 'Psrker Re· umon at Parkersht,r~t Su"dav Mr and Mrs W11l ta m Watson spent the weekend at Dayton wUh relattves • clean 4 door, dark green, heater, radio, seat tovers, one owner car "YOUR Mr and ~rs Duane Beaver s oent Salurdav with her pnrl'nts, Mr and Mrs Wtlliam Chapman on thetr way home from New Jerse)• where tlle..,.have been vacattoning. R('v anrl Mrs Walter A. Frost and rlauvhter Barbara left Tues. dav fOT· Westerville where they w1ll attend the EUB conference SUNRISE TO SUNSET • Bragg was calltn!il" on On Your Diol W W Mr 11nd Mrs Dlck Rttler nnrl Mrs VI· vlan Hoffman who are Ill Mrs Ethel Stout and granddau· 2hter Donna Dorst attert,tird the Parker Reunion at Parkersburg Sunday 1 • K.eeo your car and your bud1Jel in 1/w beat .lwpe . PRICED TO SAVE$$$ 1952 1952 1953 1951 1950 1950 1949 WILLYS FORD DESOTO BUICK BUICK PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH All Priced for Quick Sale RUTLAND AUTO SALES Rutland, 0 Ph 6904 In jtour home f1l! year'round/ Single unit A campl~tely recandltlaned engl'ne ••• at low a• $10.33 per manlh. All wark ea1lly buda.tedf See Jour frlendiJ •$195 TRADE IT TO BLAETTNARS For A Reody Ta Go RECONDITIONED CAR • \ -JIMMY " .,PARSONS, Inc• V-8, 2 door ZANDT • ,. HEATS 1952 Buick Special2 dr sed . . $895 1 1 I without fuel $699 1953 CHEVROLET Dynaflow dnv e Spotless ongmal w1th white top Locally owned metalhc grey 4 door, n-ew paint, 2 tone blue, heater 1954 Plymouth Belvdere .. $1,295 1954 Mercury Monterey $1,795 $845 1952 STUDEBAKER 4 dr sedan. flesl model Plymouth Low mileage b)one owner Hard top coupe Overdrive Sharp cal[' 2 door Comm....,der V-8; 1954 Buick Cen Riv cpe . . . $1,995 motor; automatic drive, heater, A real buy. Dynafiow drive_ Exn·ptiona1 m every way 195:! Pontiac Dlx 8 cyl ..... $1,095 4 dr Sedan Hyd1 a matte green Origtnal two tone dn.ve 1953 Pontiac Dlx 8 cyl . $1,195 4 dr Sedan Hvdramat1 c dnve Clean 1 local car Onginal two tone blUe like n~w 1953 Buick Special dlx . . 4 ltr Sedan. Dynaflow drive Shows best of care One oWner . $1,195 local owner. 1953 Buick VB Rm4drsed .. $1,495 Dynaf111w, power steenng, poweT brakes. One Ow~e sharp cars you seldom find. 1953 Chevrolet \', ton pickup Low nul eagp_ One local owner or $895 $695 Specici.ls 1951 1951 1951 1951 Chevrolt!t 2 dr Dlx sed Dodge Custo~ 4 dr sed Ford Dlx 2 dr sedans-two Pontiac-2 dr & 4 dr. I each $495 Specials 1951 Hudson 8 cyl Conv Cpe 1950.Chevrolet Dlx d dr sedan 1950 Buick Super 4 dr $395 Specials 1950 Buick Special2 dr Sedan 1950 Pontiac 2 dr sedan 1950 Dodge.'h ton Pickup $295 Specials 1950 Ford 2 dr & 4 dr Sedans 1950 Hudson 2 dr sedan 1949 Chevrolet4dr dlx sedan $195 Specials 1949 Mercury 4 d Sedan 1949 Hudson 4 dr Sedan 1949 Plymouth 4 dr Sedan $545 1951 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Super 88; Hydrama· tic, radio, beater $675 1951 CHEVROLET 4 door, n~w paint, seat covers, heater .!!ECT!IIC ' ' TERMS . WAMSLEY LEACH and ' . . PT. PLEASANT, W, VA. ~ $550 • 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door, new paint, heater, radio $225 TAKE YOUR ·PICK 1942 CIIEVROLET 1946 FORD 1<9417 PLYMOUTH 1941 DODGE ONLV $100.00 EACH 1954 CHEVROLET 1 ton, 9 It stake, dual wheels, 4 speed trans $1265 1952DODGE 2 ton, 2 speed axle, 5 speed trans Extra good finish $799 1951 WILLYS Station wagon, 4 wheel drive new pamt, new rmgs $695 1950 WHITE Tractor WC22T air brakes, hand valve for air trailer connection, 5th wheel, 10:· OOx2C ttres $1295 1950 CHEVROUT 'h ton pickup, extril nice new paint, $545 I BEN ERAL • ' 2 door dark blue ChampJon "6" Heater, clean Mony More - Some as low os $75.00 COOLS without woter •• , uses only oir, electricity FORI? DEALII!!N $95 $1095 1953 STUDEBAKER $595 Specials EACII ONE 1955 CHEVROLET Belair hard top, cream over green, heater, radto, very 1952 Plymouth 4 dr Sedon 1952 Chevrolet 4 dr Dlx sedan l.lluugh Jh All-llt.trlc G-1 Hut Pump ••. , Heoffnt onll Caoltnv lar Hamu, Slarea:, Officii $295 Ohio Ll·~lt>y sprnt a and WEATHERJRON Ch,ilmpion 4: door sedan 1947 FORD .... · .. · .......... · .. lu•\ll'J I {hop man , Mat)land, nturne11 In th eJ homt> Satut •l1y afl('r ~;pcrH.! tn g a Wt!ek with !hctr pan nls Mr and Mrs H D Chapma n New Lnna and M1 and 1\11 :; B E t u1 J '!'ht·v were arrom pam t'd by lht=!r d11 ugh ter. Burl.wra who had .>pent tw,1 wreks wt!h ht'l gJ;~n dpatent~ Mt s Nelll s MOJrt s wils a recent guc sl 11 f (\,ril Gtles Mr .1nd Jl.lts f) 111 tly Wood1<, Wdk ~.w ll!e wc 1e n•tent gut•."Sls ttf thett rlllug:htl'l M1 <Ult.l Mrs Leo IJ.n Lcls un -C'ora Gile 8 Mr and Mt s Ralph Whall and rhtldrPn or Ashland Kv gpent the w,..ekPnd hc1e w1lh Mr and Mrs T•1m Perrm and mother, Mn Or;~ C.tldwcll DeiQxe 4 d(lor sedan l\49 JOaD · , ....... · · ...... 11 'wetk at Mandl, 1 Wllh !'v1J $395 1950 OIEJIOlET " ...... · Mr ~ SJl{'llt ;pringtime $495: Wutner I Mr~Mr II!.!•m,Jn and M;s Rnymond t.eha Full om Mt ~ Clarence Ntch ols w.. • also n caller. I $595 I umbu ~ 990 $695 St'\~ral town spent da\S ht•J• WJII1 Mr ~ ranfttld's h1nllwr an d SISICJ-tn·law Mr and !\fr~ \\ \\' Blagg ' I Mrs Georgia Tohan and rh•l of ro\ I dr~n and Dllltl Sunanddavttnrle Wlth ltn~ Cali, Blast City · --~--PUERTO- RICO CITY IN SHAMBLES AFTER 'BETSY' 0 I @ VALUES MAKE HEADLINES $1495 1953 PONTIAC WOLF PEN I I .. POMEROY MOfORS · PARADE $1895 1954 CHEVROLET ~ I TUPPERS PLAIN ' alr I 1 1 4 dr Red over cream, Bel· V·8 motor, heater, seat covers Sharp I ~'!ATION• USEP CAR VALUES! 195l PACKARQ . .. . H~rd SLIM HAREM COCJ{TAJL DHP:SS of blark French ~t tk <'r~pe IS from Den Rc1gs fall collet lion. The wide, square lH',·ltl tne TS In a surpn~c conIt t~L lo the long, t !gllt ~tt•evc!'i A wpl(' 11 Jnl'!-it (•n(' bud,lc fashns lhc fabllC belt. .Stonlav R lltq(O• ·t w 1rd by .. hP Boy Scmut!'l pt A;enca, for h1s use tn .uhullLPC umservallon ,lud~ ,,t d u l'i-1<< or un1~crr t tv Announcf'mert t 1 th e :w:,.,rd wa• m n<Je "l'J:l" 1411 m DaiJ[!s Texas bv Mrs Slierm om L Olson, Nattonal Pn•s1 dent of the Lad 1cs Auxilltlf\' tu the V F W, at the Auxlltarv 4 N nhona!. F.nf'arnnment held 111 ~·on 1 nml1on w 1!h t he ~7th Annu a l N,dTurJ tl Enc.Jtt 1pment o( th<J sponsor~d bv the Ladtes Auxllt ary to the VetNans of Foreign .... Wars fm her essa:v on "America -Beacon of Hope", tn an Aug, ~4j:h announcement . bY M:rs~ \. Sllrenna1 L. Olson t:pf,<l)emson, ' ll?wa N'at'J Aux ~re!V. ~t the 1\ F' W Ladles Aux Nat I En• t'<ltnJJment m Dallas Texas. The Nntwna l Jud,lles for the contest were Judl!e Carl B. llvntt, Exec D1r. Nat I Conference on Citlzenshtp Wash J... D C., Chcurman: Georlle Edgar .t'l"Obst •.,. Exec D1r, Thos Alva EdisOn Foundation, N Y., and William Dow Boutwell, Ed1tor, Scholastic T eaC'hC'r N Y Rum1ers·up m the contest, all u! whom r eceived medal11 and ------ ---------~ ANQ YOU WILL SEE WilY ' 1 Syr ,~<::v:.t'" Fight Results '' 1 I LE AGUE SCHEDULE T•11tlght' ~ Gam es Y.tnkres ,rt Yor<">alavn Sar:hno I Sam Jones ~truck out 13 Ctncln nalt battt"rs whtlP h1 s Chtl'~gn 111. lt•s ruckl'd IJrouks LaWT'Am·r tor 12 hits The Cubs broke u 2.2 lle tn lhe seventh wtlh 11 two1un nil~ hJRhllghted by Sulh Dt ,Jkt''> k1•\ cluuble MIXING BOWL'$ET ! rfr hH. I I G1ants D.C 4. I MEIGS LIT TLE GB I 'I pi <•r 3 W .11 Pd f1l l fi!JI, 5711 t ::ti tl.tlm Unde1 Leo's W tng 'llu•r< JH ~m,ill <[II< , (JO!! wh I( Dlll i•! It • I p t II <I< i 1 I!' 577 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L (18 43 65 4ti , h un k ~63 Thursd•y'H Result!i Boston 2, Now Vo t k 1 l'Jevc land 5 UetrUJI 4 <.: htcu~;:n (l Kansa~ l 11\ ~ Only games sth edu l<tl Saturd•y't Game!j Delr oil nt Ch1cngo Kilnsas Ctty nt Clcvt'li!nd Nt.!W York <11 Hallllrllllt 111 hl Wilshmglon ut 8ostun ))t'fOI lhret•-run. ptnch homer hv.,Hank l'h om pson WLlll f' Mav abu h1t a fl4 37 It came onlv twu mm 11 658 l ~ h111t i, IJ]Hl l '< Ill tJ11' !ll.tjUI' \\J[Jt ~~ GB :m 50 45 Wahlngt s(] n Pet. 75 .. 63 49 59 50 54 59 e Ne,., Yotb 12 50 am MilWaukee- . Hruoklyn curfew The Giani'~ had tJc1\ lht• Cmctnnntl __ scor1• nt 9-9 111 Uw !!Utlh Lmlln~ on ut••s L. whn h<•}' Wl ltt was the <OtlWt .md th e du b \\ih th~ I£Hl wlm h >~ t ut .til n~ .1s ht It d th(m to the 1951 untl aft· II lt>{l lltlll1J5 r10n1 Ser\.JCl', to \he Pl54 penn ,tnt TIH fm;t time he was Tt H• k•~· of \IH yt a1 'I he scC(!IlL t ltlllt he \\ol ~ the lcd t;ttt'.s mo~t 1 dllthlc pl.t~ 11 ,1nd h1ltmg k1n~ vnlh ,t '145 m::trk J.a ~ t Yt•,Jr lite (,Jant- thopp• t1 \II 1 h11d hut WJiltJ dt ~ ptt<• ,111 ,,,tl• an kl1• lltjtll\ l OII td b,lll; It• l(nr] MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING • W. tln ~ n " lon~11 h lh~ • ltli) I, 1l( lt ng BurU('t!e .ttdt tl hts own cause 1 ·•1-:·lln~t the Cmditl.tl~ h\ knockmg 1111 two •run s durlllg a IJ~t' · !Un bu1s1 tn the opentng tnntn~ St.111 Mu stul culleclcd thrt'c of lhe fne IIIIH off BurtlettP, incl udmg a duu hi( wh1ch enabled 111m to St•t <~ nt•w Nat10nal League carf'N It' Ulld of I 072 extra-base hil s utnu~ed U ..CI PliXIILI- PLASTIC or I Ohto'.s out crowd of 14 900 fan s almo:.t I hlt s~ thtee run hom"'r for til(' sulldP!II} WHILE '(HEY tASY! I I All Star - he playt!d htrt t0111ght Ylilh a I to to p 1\ nil !ht 1 \\hl , jltl ur l'ht:n tiJ(l ~ l' IIIIJJUII~ d< ll[('~tl< I ._,,.,,.......,,.,-----------:-....,,.,,.,,,,,...,,,.,..•I - I lll f'l l\lt.i l l \ l ( 1 (l i'r J\1 11 d t Itt•\ r ould 1 PI I• 1 ntt I 1 11r ITIIJ! t; !Ill llllrll l '' opplll,. ~r,u !hpaw Wne Mile Wf'st Of Pomeroy On Rt 124) 'Adtn. $1.00-llll(h S4'110cll Students ,'jOe-TRIALS 1·30 IIIII 1111' [IIIWI I Snider's game-wlnnin~ hvnwr oft Otck Ltllldleld was l11 s :i'lrd nr 1h;• seuson hut his ftrHI irf£ 1 ~LAYBANKSSPEEDWAY I il ltt•rt.l ~ [II1•1W I ~ I STOCK AT Pomeroy llth Annu11 o, u.. I "II SUNDAY CANTON I tnn •g hl whtn th• CAR Mr11 Rhoda Genhetmer or Bay The Ml~S sto nary Society of the ,r;penl two weelc• with her grand· Fre-sbyterlan ch.urch held Ita lin parents Mr "1tnd Mrs Roya l Vllli1ge WB.!I an overnight guest or her aunt, Mrs Ellen baer at th e nual v•cmc tn the road111de park Thomu Friday evening-· August 10 a~ 6- 30 Mr and Mrl John Aldrld&e of John Bowen home 1 A shott busmess session waa Crooksville spent Sunday with rt· Mr and Mrs Dougl•• Knsrw 1 led by the president Mrs Pearl llatlvel here 11nd three sons hue moved from I McBride-, which included roU call Mn Pauline McClintock and the Earnest Quillen properly to sec~;etnry report by M"u, Orvllle 1 daughter hlrve returned borne fol the She lt Hendrix hou11e report by lowing a. viait w1th Re-v 1nd Mra Slack and trenurer Mrs Cat I Neue A free \VIti of M Larr 1more at Caopersdale Mu Cora McBr1de and Gary t fenng of $'169 was taken. The ·Harold Weav~. Great Lakes, Ill Uti hone~ Par.kersburg v1nted Mr mectmg closed ~ith the ltymn spent the week rnd here With Mr and Mrs Curtis L111lance "Bit•sl Be The Tie" and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner and Mr a11d Mrs Pearl McBrtdt> 1 Attending we-re Mrs. Peary Me· 1 was accompanied home by Mrs 1 Mrs J(u \ h Cund1U, Mrs J.il11an Me 1 Barrows, Mr~ Albert Duckworth, I Weaver and th.etr four ch1ldren 81 tde and Mrs. Petie Cund1ff and Barrows, Mrs. Albert Duckworth, ~who had spent several weeki daughter VIsited l\tr and Mrs Ro· l Flotence Harden, Mr~ Wm D1d- with her parent.. bert Wood at Rw Grande die, Flankle Mumaw, Mrs Orville Mrs. Elsie Qulllen. Hunhngton Mr and Mrs Benlz Wolfe Slack, Mrs Beuluh Gibbons, Mrs vlsitf'd her .sister Mrs Herbert Pomeroy VlSitcd Mr and Mrs Robert Hnt den and son, Mrs Don· Stobart Dtck Harris. aid l.tsle and ch1ldren, MTs James Ben Qmsenberry Is a pahent • Qultk Mrs Curl Lallance, Mrs Mr and Mrs Wm Cundiff and 1 Sh It A 11 t 1 Chffu1 d William•, Me< Do""ld I sons and MrS Hershell D1ddlr a e r:Jnnw rms ospl 8 81 q " nu Athens H1s snn Don •s carrytng Cuttrdl nnd ctuldren, Mrs Ed1son and daughter !lpe'nt the week end the mull dutlnw his stay at the Guinther nnrl rhtldren Mrs Lut· With Mt.!! Maud Tucker, Well sbwg hosp 1tal h er Joh nst on Sammy Flanagan, I Mrs Clarence Searles and son ft.hs Marv Mc1.nren, Dorothy , B1lly Ode1· Mr~ r.eorge Schneider 1 Kyger ~pent Sunday wtth her pD.r· Ann a nd Elizabeth Cornell Col· and daughler Mr~ Cotll. McBnde, ents, Mr and Mrs Walter Cook umbus spent a week at the Cornell and Cay Lal la nce, Parkersburg 1 VIsiting Mr and Mrs George home' here 1 M1·~ Bob Morgan, Detroit, and Freeland were Mr and Mrs Wm rtfr~ L!lh.tr\ M<'Rnd" spent a Frank Morgnn Portsmouth Hayden of Indianapolis, Ind Mrs wel k with Mr and Mrs Carl Har. Some like It sweet, some llh 1t tart •.. l!lo v. hen you're planntng , S8d~e Holmes Petty nntl daughtets u.s at Nelson\iille your ftext Punch Party, why not 11erve two kinde ot punch Ha1t< Mr and Mrs Clarence Magrll Parkersburg and Mr and M1s Mn Be!:l,;le Sheppard, of Co.nal 1 H bov.l of T::t.rt Pink Punch o.t one end of the table and ::ipl(Y ~mc.l duldren of Columbus VISited Charles Le~ of Ak1 on M d M L WmchPs\er sp('n! several days Mmted l'llnch at the other. r an r~ nwre nce htllatch Carol Diddle dclr"ate from the lh M 1 Cookie mtxe1, baker'1 cookie! !lnd assorted tidb1h frotn the 1 M M t s " WI I. ancl Mrs .John Bowen an 1 rs a tJe prlngcr EUB church attPnded the confer and Mrs Ellen Haer, Mrs Bat'"!' grocerw wtll take care of the "v.tlh" department •• , paper cups Mrs J oh n Sal~er and son Cahf ence w We<(e,ville and platea d1spose of the d1 sh waahmg choN. d M 1s rf'('overme from an 1\lne.!!s VJst 1e r nnd Mrs Sam S1•llers 1 Mrs Clara Robert c is a me(hcal M d S'~tecl J»lper place mats to go untlt>r lh& punck bowls The} \\ 1) R c-~ J an Mrs , Roht<rl Hayes and Mr ~nr I '! J• rs ny .:N~rson, Mtl'h patient ni Robe' Hosp<t•l gwe an elegapt look to your table Choo11c paper platcfl cuhl t.lt u ~ M ('J s Jt n d dilugh!('rs of Columbus and rs ara arson and Larry Bios. Thl'" Syracuse Sunshme Gh Is M 1M cupa and napktnl m t.arnwn1zmg shade~ ..F1~1111 flowt!IJ> ~an eun Sl!r, Po1 tland and Rosemary Bios· 4 H Club wtth 11~.. • ., le•der, M's r 11111 r~ Albt'!tf Rusche! an'l tJast or matl'h the pnper aerv1ct' chtldrt n Midrl!cpot·t spe nt Sun 1 ' HeN are two punch rec1pes whtch go to'!:ethcr. ser o f W e 11 ::;ton vts1ted Mrs F1an Trov ZwUlmg soent Sundav Aua n h ce s R<tl f'r an,..·' Mrs Beu1ah G1h I 12 at Camden Park , Huntmgton ' "' HByes IIY wtt Mr .tnd Mn; Ca1so.n Tart Pmk l)unch bons 1 Members g01ng were Kathryn Boil % cup SUgar w1th 1 cup water fnr :J mim1tcs Alld 3 ('UJ)9 Ml 11 nd Mts Waltet Cook v1s Sl.ack Charll'ne and Sharon Hayes l Mr and M r ~ ''Thomas Itnd~ay cold water, 1 6 ounce can frozen lenH.Inade, 1 putt c ran l11 rr•r Jll ti ;o lied Mr nnd MriS Russell Miller I Nancy Etchmger, Lmda. Hubha 1d, .md s:on of Columhus and Mr and I ~up pmeapple ju1ce and chill Wlwn H'adv to B,:>J\'e atld I 7 uuno• and ramtl~ Lextng'ton Park, Md 1t.£ary Jnne Louks anti guesls, Mr Mrq Mnoon SP~'Ill't' l' of Jla~me bottle lemon -flavort'd carbonated bc\rrltge Se1\e w11h itP illll+'!l 1n pap~> r rold dnnk cups. Gunn!"l, \\ l h }t"mon sltce11 MakeS 2 1• Ml nnd Mn; Rov Kav ami son f :mrl Mrs Wm E1chmger nnrl Ltn 'Pent Sunday With Mr nnd Mrs qua.1 ts or about 18 servmgs.. and Mr and Mr~ Robert Day of da and Johnny, Mr and Mr~ Ro Rt•nneth C'unJtff ProctonJlle spent Sunday with 1 be.rt Louks and J1mmy, Mt• Truv SllU!Y "inll'd Punch Mr Pnd Mls !toy Wmebrenner [Zwilling and Russel( Ann Huh· 1>~r and M1s Harr~· t\.ftller and Boll 1% cupaaugar With 2 cups \\,Iter, 1G v.hole clovr.-11, 2 2 mrn Rev 11nd Mrs M C Lar1:1more bard and Ruth Wmgett rh1 dren h<1ve moved from C'arrl shcks l'tnnnmon for 3 minutes All~ U 8PI1/l:!l frPRh nunt .ln<t wol "fJ( Coopt•rsdale \tSJted friends Mrs Wllhs Iieadmgham nnct tn g\L)JI to thC' former Davt~ Wll Stram and combine with. 5 cups or.tngl' ju1ce, % cup lt'ml1n jUt( I'" here nnd were overmght guests of daughters v!~Jted her moth er·lll· l IJ.1nh home now ownl'd hl Mrs ']'lilt pale green with green foorl ('o)ormg, If desm.J Sl't"\1' \\ tth Mr <lnd Mr~ George Freeland law, Mrs Rosa Leadingham, South Mtlh•r 5 brother .John McCoy ICe 1 ubPs in p~per cold drmk 1 U!Jft Gam1sh w1th oranr,e altt rs and rresh mmt. M~t!s 2 ouarts or nbiJUt 15 !len'ing!l. Mr and Mr;; Herbert Stobat Webster wheTe Conme rema1nerl and 1\h C<tt J le Rne .'iPt'nt the week for a Wt>ek with her l!ra ndmother Rev Okey Cart of Hohson and ~"Lh Mr~ Nora Pilchard of f Mrs Mary Hubbard IS the gran<l mothcr Mrs Edna Cart Jathon (e,nlll O\tmhus th fth Vl•tletl Mr~ C<ut~ aunt Mrs J,tl '" mo er o e son born to Mr and l1a• M B 1 1 atr untl t~ Wayne McGee of Mrs Clinton P1e-rce of Rutland " c lJ(e ienca~ler spent the week end With Lawrence Whttlatch Is the Mrs Cars nn H.<~ycs spent Mon. J ohn Ka} lor and son' Edd1e .l!td J\l1 and Mrs (; W Tuek1 rm.1n ~ &nd Mrs H::~rold Duckworth ~trandfather to tht> .~o n born to da" Wllh Mrs James CundP. fann 1\ anfl Mrs Thoma s Du1k ~·1 I Slwmglield, were Wef.'k end gu( ~h or h er mother Cma (.til~ 11nd h,, anlyn M1lter of Columbt.ts Mr and Mrs Bill Hurlsoo, Au~ 14 Mr and MTs GaTy Sellers and attemlt'd the funt>ral or M1 K,n The baby has been named Mark dau.l(hler of Columbus .spent the lor s st~teJ, Mrs Norma Cunlp v 1 lltulhcl Fred l'u(kl rm~ 11 ;Jn ,t Wavne ., W~f'k end wtt hMr and Mrs Sam "hlch was hl'ld at the N<:.zattJu rufndv Mrs Alma Spencer af Columbus Sellers. Ch urch. near Charleston and bu ~11~ Alu c Rohe.~on nn dn !ugh called on Mr.o; Sam Sellers 1al wa -,: mode there 1 Spending a week with Mr and Mr and Mrs Dou QUisenberry Mr and Mrs Hero ld Wat sn11 ~~~ 'c ~Inn 1 we~~ bu~ml's , vt ~Liot ~ Mrs Dick Harr•s wa< Mrs '·" and son are at Mr and Mrs Joh., " l 'I t tpo Is urs ay ~u B , r " •,nu'> ( h I ld• en an d ... r ant (\I Mlo, Nrllte F Mo''' ' ..,,,1,,1 .. ,, Kels{'y of Sprlngf•eld owens or the pre~enl Mr QutCl• B < tt 1 h ld " b renee a nP an{ c I rrn If' h~·t , J~I e r Mrs C M Vlnt' l'<' So• Mr and Mrs Wm C<lnd•ff and sen erry JUst fml s hcd summer t ur,.l'{ " I h orne Sat Ull lo v Irom 1 , flay at Pomc•ol' > " Sch 00 I t A h two sons and Mrs Rpth Cundiff a l ens Wl'ek s \'!".iCatton Ill canada l Mr !lnd Mrs Ch I 0 recen tlY spent a week in W!l..!lbing worth of Rltt ares nrk· M1s I A Canf1eld and M1, , Mr~ B1 nlw Watncr ~p('n! p,, man VISiff'd h is pa' Pt·~g} I mmc Andr('w~ nf MmJ{l,l d'.,y lllc" ItI WI ih Ill'"r ~on "1 •( a11(1 e 1 M w { unP halltr. g I arrv I Jnst•n wh<l ne 1 t r durk l'tl r tough .t•o•gn rnen l w)w n he W<~• \oloilh llw Nt•v. York f.t;~nt~. MOORE'S Also Full Line 12 Volt BaHeries FREE INSTALLATION 1 Kmd a II'' Harn Ch ttt s stng 1e sacrifiCe and Dr<Jkt s rtrst double produced a ch 1 ca~u run m the ftfth while Dec Fondy belted h1 ~ ~tght h homer tn t h e f our th CmtmnatJ's rookte star • r11nk l{ol..t nsun clubbed hts 21th homer n lht sevPnth, v.htlf' the Redleg ~ 10 t tht-tr ftrst run 1n tht• sernnd o n H. w.1lk a smgle and an error 1 Th r V.lrl Jt•n c~ s xth a,taln~l 11 'us~c~ brokf' a ~It lflll: of s1x •LIUt.!(hl \J t\(! J\t ~ lor ( tnrm naL L Ul't•r ( htti.lit'' lllWIL'fll ( V.hO hd '< WOn IU )..!~tnt'~ ~U ff\'lttl ht~ SIXI!I dt rPal I ' c Ohio READING BATTERIES OF HIGHEST QUALITY 12 MOS. GUARANTEE $ 9.95 ex 24 MOS. GUARANTEE $12.95 ex \ ' $16.95ex 36 MOS. G0ARANTEE I CIUOITEf,; th <· sprtl aga 1 ~ c lll< tn!Htl l Rl'd \ It ..:s opt'n ,mnth( r \ rt ,l f11ur game H('fll'S Hg,ttn ~ t lht 1\I JIW,IUkCt' Hravcs Jn hl~ ftr~t coml'h,<tk sl.• t\ la st lll l!:hl th,- lan ternjawe d Fttda.JAugulit 1B S•tutday Only rt gh t h,uHIPr pJ!t ht d ( lnl'"tnnatt to beattn g the l!etl!egs With a ~~ V('n Bobby Blak .. Gene Autry oltl fJ I \rllllll[Jh O\ l r tht Bt<lVI'S, THE LAST ROUNDUP h1lll'l l u~t Munt.lay n1y:lt\ - aho-J•attn g till' Ulyc,,, old Jnn~cn 1 he Btavt•s v.armct.l up for tht s Alan Ladd J.c»tn Teh:el lonLgb1 \1tll l1t lh1 lit 1~(·~ newest HfLL B'::LOW ZERO !)Itt l11ng ph• lli>lll •t,tviDr Phil lntest lt tp mtn lhe Rhtn e lund by (II, Ttch 1,icolor) lqlS Onlv 2\ 1'\l tll tns WilS ~tJII m t uppmg the S\ Lout s Canhnn!s, CmtllliiKOpe Cartoon knl'l rIll I' .... ho 11 ,fl!ll Sf' n ~L.trlcd 80, Thursd.l~ nt gh t on l.cw Hill And Two Rt•el Comedy his ptu ('Hrt•t Ill 1940 hut h' delle's f1ve 11111~1 fhe IJodge rs rt'thret gl!mes b~ck or Mtl ~~;::;--~-;::-:-::::::::-::-~:-:-~~~-~lDo~k~o~<~l~l'-'~'-'--''_'_'_""_'_'~-~~~·~~l<~h~e~,~~'" maJncrl waukee bv cdg mg the ljtants, HJ9, on Dlik<' Sn td c1's 13th mnlng homer, whil1 the Redlegs d1opped 3 1'2 games or r 11w pace bv fa\lm g bf'fnre lht' ( tths 4.2. tn a day • a: ame ltlch 388-Y I TI/RN o/Jr b.ttlt'l~ 'llnu..,d~) ,,, h1~ ( li1 I l lago tcammat•~ pmmdrd ltll I Bruuks Law lt IHt foJI \:! l11h <~1 lh • 1 "'tnd} ttt1 ~ \\r ,g ltl i" tt•ld 1 The ( u);, 1\rappcJ UP the g.tm t• 1 tn the s£'1cnth attkd bt I aw t I t1H't'!i error for two \Ill' Honk a. JNn' Km~.t\l OJ r ntd w1th ll dou blc "an d H',t<lu.• d thtld on June~ I ,acttftC l', wh!lt ) V II~ "·l'i l->Uf Phone P:wacle tifNCINNA'1''> lo:'~ ;r.-.::-::.:_-__:_:::_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::; Tudays Sporls .fJ'j A:an Maver • tbn, D C ·;and wu at:aompanled tlome bY ~~•· :Pttie'~ Cuftdtff and daughter, Dl•nna I dh und the ~p;u k 'Pw ~~;~- h~ gr1 t! .tfltnt ~ w1t h th ~ ha).IJ.IY go luck\ VtJtulg-hr ,mt\ knew t'X,Icll} 'I !ttl~ t u h.nHll L lnw WhPthct the OCt, ! lUl l Lt'l[ll ll'l' tithtl•3\ ~ Ul C.IJLI B OSCAR FRALEY lt•t 1 ~l t It s• ur humm• Yrl p s t VI itr' , ' ICI• ·N ii!Je fir.'> \ tnme up lu I (I I nile r!!".,St l' pur Willie • I 1'151 I r Iu ( \ oHK t-1 \ ~ .. I ,. Ht • , l t; wn<• I ~ I\\ ' ]<, l. ts f 1 1~t :l(i tune, at U:~t r... l I tl 11'1~ <Ji • lt~~ons, hn~ bt.' "! • 1 J•OIIl I I1e wen I ( o I> u1 0 1c •Hl\t IIW fll' i{Ol t n m<~n 0 1 I I [ 1t u1 tnll ;] k l' j 1111n amos h.1, , t1.1ll lw.Jd[lllt'<; tlus .scasnt\ k h 1 flh 1 \! " 1<1 1.1 1' trn ou o e 111~ Nu t J,ng ,1 ~0 \IH'V Wf' l l' rtt\111.., ~------ IIIK$1fll. ,/UEMA/11. whtn LawttllCt' drnptw•l th e Sully J)r::..kl• Utth lttl to KmrlaiJ nnrt put J•ll.o'' un who t all!ed nr, Don ttu;tks f•ci fh S}Tae~I $0cl~Y'' ' , '· • 1950 Cllev '>i lola l".U. $54$ 1950 Fori! ~ 1>111 P .0. _.IG PQ~OY �- ' h'l'be Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, o ., Aug. 17, 1956 I'ANT ADS ·... .. ---- ........" ;lola' • '*il> per - . - ... .. ................. durl• 611c.- -~ ·- ~- ~..u ar :a: ~uu peo woro. wtJJ 'h ·C iilrlfd lot adYertiilng if uot paid !or before tbl' ~ 01 neb -t!> f.!uowiaJ bu......Uoa. •trnh 111 Aeh'l!l'tlllq:--Bbo•Ud be - 1 4 lmll:t<!iot.l;r. n.t Dail> · lentbael wW aot be .rea.poulble for atOre Ulaa oae mcorrect bt N • ' '*'><IC- IW&podll "o> ue. m· Eve1111 prlQted .,_ rwu· row. Obltuarlot JU'bllabed at 1 eeat per wonL lu clo..We4 Ill Notices lAY~ DON'T YOU KNOW? Baker'a wiU give you tbc best o:-•de i)Q. fUl'Jli~ C<!J. ~ROOM -I . Legal Notice . . bath ! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Apartment and Modern. Is also suitable for d· flee space. Cali Dr. K. D. Ams· bary, 275-J, Pomeroy. • 8-11 -tf ba1h. Both newly decorated . Call 294. S.l5-6tc .. B. RAWLING SONS CQ. - 24 aour Est•t• of Fr•nk C. Allen, D~ewud . Notice is hereby given that Clarence W. Proffitt whose Pos1 Miss Barrie Marie guest of honor at a blrthda)' dinner given Tuesday by Mra. w~ ter F. Harr.ls at her home 90 Soutb Second Avenue. Datrd !Ius 12th rliiy of July 1056 J oh n C. B<~con A ptnk decorated birthday cake was served for the dessert caurl!e at the dinner . Jud;::c of th(' Prob<~le Court Mt·lgs Counly, OhJO. 14 W. CAV:E ST.-ti room house, basement, largc lol. Provisions - (71-17, 24. :11 3tc made for minor repairs and NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT !:!leaning up yard. Inqu ire 19 W. Executor Cave St., Pomeroy. 8-16-6tc E~ot•t• of M.rrlll Mc:Ciura ct. (I i') He:o Wanted Ex perienced Kitchen Help wanted Must apply in penon. Home Res· taurant, Middleport8·16·3tc Bottom, Ohio. (o 11 ) Wanted To Buy :Omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, bl:~ocina: aod brake 1ervk:e. H1ck.eU'1 S1!ety Service, Well Mala Street, Pomeroy. Oblo. cea~oed. -~=-~c-~~c=~ ~---- (2) Card Of Thonks )ule~ ----,-----: 1940 Ford Coupe for sale. Good tires, runs good. Phone 290-J. Vern Bolinger, Hayl.ora Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 Hi 3tp • ' 19M BUICK Century Riviera Coupe, dynafl ow drive, exceptional, $19lH5. Blaett nar'1, Porn· eroy, Ohio. S.l6·6tc -~------- JM3 PONTIAC Delux, 8 cyHnder 4-door .Sedan , llydrama li c drive original two·tone grel:!n , $1005. Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-18..6tc 1R~3 'I BUICK Special DeJux 4 -dour Sedan •me local owner, $\195 8\aett~ar's, Pomeroy. Ohio. S.l6-6i c 'L'IL ABNER ll.'lrving of l!Ucculent crealti style corn and ready-cooked 88.1,1SBgca " tor an easy meaJ.if1.itaelf dish, We like to serve It on a platter with genenme:,wcdgea of canned eranberry sauce. Add cn.mchy cole 10law, and for dt>sse rt ·11en·e C'hi!led canned ra s~errics over iustaul pudding. This money l i-Ving Jnenu (Ombine6 thd easy and t asty wlih ~~ null'iliQn, Savory Corn ln Aeor n Sqna11h 2 (or:-!) acorn squashes 1 r;1 n (Hi lo 17 o~.) cream st,yle~ teaspoon mace (optional) cum % tea11puon ~lt l (':IJI or jar (8 oz. ) CQcktail · pa11h pepper sausage Cut aquoshea in half and remove seeds. Tum cut side down. or a butterod buking pan and bake in a modc ruto oven (375 dogrees) until tender. Combine seat~oninga with com and fill CHnter ~r ·1quaah halvea, rut llli.nsages on top of each. Rdum to oven about 15 minutes, until heated through. Four to aix. servings. .John C. Bacon Judge uf lh c Probate Cour t Mei~• s County, Ohio 8· :t 10, 17 • 3tc AUCTION SALE ROY ROGERS "King of tht Cowboy•" 01tride 111' golden palomino Trigger, I$ about to ploce Trigger oboord his luxurious $25,000 trailer home awoy from hom.,,'" preporafiOn,for the trip to Columbut where the poir will hoodUne the Grt:ol Ohio 51ote Fair show ltarting "'':"~"'' 8 . Harris, Mlddle~rt; Mrs. FowJer, Middlep6rt, RD. White ·acorn squashes are on the marke t, here's a new vegetabt&. entree for your menu. The acorn squa~h "cups" held a genoroua ~==O~p:p:o:rt:u:n:i:ti:e:s:::_1 1 ,.... Women's Class Has largest Attendance At Prayer Service /_I 0 ,It BUJCK Sp!!Cial 2-do11r Sedan dym1Uuw drive, locally owned, $8Q15, Blaettnar's, Pmnea·oy, O. 8·16-tltc. lnM -------Bclvcrlere 4· PLYMOUTH dnor Sedan, low miltta~c. one tlWnl'r, $1295. Btaettnar's Pl•1t11l · roy, Ohiu. 8·16-fltc 19M MiRcUitY Monterey, ha•·d top Coupe, overdrive, $1793. Blacttnar's, Pornero)' , Ohiu. A91 For SGie - - - -- HOUSE TRAILER. 2e ft. New paint, 2-tone, Remodeled . FrAnk Frye, RuHand . 8 8 9tp .My que!ltinn" and "I11 Prrs11 of Bu_~i ness" as the opemn~ nf the m eeting. Middleport Clubs Receive 4-1-l.Awards At County Fair ~R-,Y_E:....,.lo-r ,.Bte,- $8 .00 ·;;;r lflO lbs. Marlon .~arbee, Great llend. 8-16-alc Going to Fa1r~ STOP I __ ----- .~--,---- -- _, en'(re tha& a b67 ifP«<r&~l 121 ) R.eu I Estote houS"e eiiJ~t from ~~ehoni houl4e. Wlllir.m 11 . Holmea, SyrneuiKl. NJO: HOUSE Wll[' HBATH. lovcl.v &6-1 mo.c - - - --PEACHE8-Hale lloven an·d Golrl· en JubU~ . New naven orcharrl . New UaveD, w. Va . Phone Tll· 24681). 1·31- ll . BABY BED for aale rea Konab!e. 4 ROOM HOUSE n.ewl)' llhlng1ed, new barement, new ooal fu1· 8 1~ 3tp can 6lOZ.Y. nace, on Welch Town Hill, Mlncr~~vlllc. WHbur Imboden. WALL PAPER SALE, 10 day~ . 8 10 6tp 8 15 3lr Ct'OII Hardware . . F01t SALE: LATE MODEL Alth;· 6 ROOM HOUSE, with elecl.ricity water In tltchen, on Laurel Chtimers tractor mower, plow, Cltlr, $~ . Call 8109 Middleeultiv•tor and dlrdc. Canon port. . 8 1t Stc Comba. 3 milee north, Cheater, Route 7. 8 lft 3tp mR SALF..-Pt!JU'" '<lrby Real Elltete, Rutlan-4 TO'W'nlhlp. 3J or or acre.. land, house, barn and oua bulldintt. See Geot~Qe A. Mein· WANTED: HOUSE or lui in Mid hart, Adminlttrator. 8-1·11 dleport, reason•bl y priced . foJ : 1O-F Sale Ex.GI. Write port. ~x Rent 101, Mhl ctl(• 8-13~61t 114 I For Rent D ROOMS and bath, I0 Cote St.. for 1m1U reliable family, $3ll ))('!' month. See Mn. Howard Ced i 800 W, Main St ., evenings . 8·1H f WE BUY ~ Qilrut~IU M -.t, ,..., JUNK CO. 13 ACRES I.ANO for Sllll!l. On Ra- clne-Buban Road 1ea~ -Sutton Church. Lovely bulldiDJ aite-. l:inpU:N ..... ... J!W-ill .,, ~ Anttrlea .._..., llllr ...,.._; ~ ·llrilelfts . . . ..,. ·~ ACCIII·NY· Lifo, c-otty 1M • - Quality, Se~~Vice and Merchandise To m... the ... ,.., of every femll., • , , ft a eM&. the family ..... ' ,, Crea:hon of a special new !irideS' Division in the Eighth Grand Natiotaal Reci.Pe and .Baknlg COntest haa been anno unced-· oy Pillsbury Mills, Inc. Newly~> ed homemaken will compete ~:, l' A special series of priZes at .:hC ~~?·Off, in add!ti<;¥& lo; ~"~ m.. oltglbl e for the Gr:J.nd11Pnze )t $25,000. For the first time, · teenage contestanl!J.-will t'llso be eligible for the Grand Prize, the eomp:1ny has unn.ounced. As iq previoua yem:s, the na· t iOnal baki ng event w1ll be held in the Waldorf-Asto•·io. hotel in New York where 70 seni9r con- , tcstnnts, 11:. brides and 15 teennl{t!rl!. will vie' for more than $10111000 in ·prize money ~•nd t'P.drle:~l ef]nipment. Bake-Off dates are December 9, 10, 11. , l~nh:Y hl:!nka will be availnblc In rrrocery stvrc& throughout the ' cm·nt.ty l~~ound AugusL 1. They •ta!Ft 1c::t be obtDi ncd by writing l o ll.an Pil! sbnry, l\lil1neu polis '2, ~!irmf;sdtn." Erit't•icl:4 n1ust ~c po:1fm~r:wd. bc-fure midnight Octoher l -l !.l5G. · Raked foods with ima.stinative twist.s ta their ~i'pcfl have won , funie ond fortU IJA lor scv(ln """"""- U. S housewives and six teen~ "·· "R'mg· A· L'mgs " , agers' to uute. t endl'r, sweet ye~1at rolls with a f.Ub~rt· filling · won lup hon<71'B · for Mrs. Henry Jorgensen or Portland, Oregon lns t Yllllf. The 01·egun grOW\ rs of fi lbert nuta WCI'C so plPn~cd with the fume ,.,.._ .lnprenscn brought to their p;:;;'ctuct mat t!,.;y g.nwlcd her a. · lifetlme supply of iY!bt:nn ~~ •ix weeks tour of the United States in addition to tho prizes she rocDived at .the Grand Na.. ti~nal. "Open Sesame Pie'' won the grand prize in Hlrl5 for Ml'!l, Bernard Kotccn of Washingt~m, D.C., ~'ile . turlln-shnpod cook• iea hit the jackpot f or u Cl1icag9 housewife in 1952. "U.S. hotlsewivea have showrt t.rclll(!ndous ingenuity in dcvel· oping recipes for ou r contest,'~ Pillj;bury president Pau l S, Gerot snid rerently. "They have 'dcvel ow~ rl ir.terestin~ new wa,.ys of presenting fonds wilhdUt maldfig them too fu ssy O l' too difficult. We 't:.1k e ~~~~Ill f1 lrasu•·~ in thiS' oppol'tunity to hflno:r the woman i.n t.h"' home," h6 adder!, ,The Daily Sentinel NAI)'CV THERE'S SPIKE OH, DEARI HOPE HE DOESN'T BEAT YOU UP TODAY VALUes • IN USED CAR SPECIALS 1953 PLYMOUTH . 4 Door S~an, Heater and ,Ilefroster. On·e I local owner. · . .· 1953 •r • . ' . :$295 WlllilliiE WINKLE , . 1946. ~.HEYROL.Et ' Champion 4 door Sedan . Heater and Defroster. A Steal at this Price. '·. . . •• $765 • _, 1951 · • 4 door Sedan, Ratllo, Heater and Defroster. . Sharp, you'll have t~ see It to appret:late wbat . a buy. . .· .. ... $795' "1950 StbDEBAKER . GRUESR BLOCK CO. ~~I ~ITUKEA '. ti-l Bulltl lttttr Por IMa" Rock llflrlnja Plrt. At..~tOIII•U••· Htlltll I ~11dti1•P"' 1 11 St., Pomeroy, or eall 1M-X INSURANCE AGENCY I \\,ow\ings -sons . IS; I GlJARt¥'l'l'i£ SHE'Ll.. ~-­ I To Sell, Tracie or An- See F. D. Hudion, 18 W. Cave RODNEY DOWNING ' ~r;r~ ·· . ::~~;::::: Mason City, W.Va., to Mason Clinic: , after she collapsed on the fllr· gl'Ollnd8. You llave aom•thlng I Ml"'- .NOrth of Pom•roy On Rt. iii. C.h Wm. GruHII'. Some locu1t timber· PriCe $1,000 •. Hf'MI'rf : I p.;r . . \\.. ~. ~ CONCRETE BLOCKS '•I,.• et£'s l"ff ccw:R>- Weekend in New York, Plus More than $100,000 in Pri<es, Await Winners in Grand National Recipe and B'aking Cbotest ' 90RAP .IKON - JU:1'AU nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad bt You' Represent,atln, - They Get R11ulta- $l5,0IN) Bakinl., Co•nt•'" •I• . I' l ' ·~. .. ~ Ollell'"-&oe ..,.., : ._,....... HOT. .' Teenagers and Brides Can Now Vie for $25,000 Baking Prize .. reoet•• rrom OHIO VALLEY IF Bur:ma 8E A PARTY TO SAVINGS AT l'l'RUOTUJ!.AL I BL\1111 y;1rd, out or high walcr, all mnrl· ern utilities, rurnbhed or unfur· nl sbed . Also 1e11Jng all my anti. que~ reasonable. Alyce Sehnol· !ler, Clifton, W. Va. Bl7·6tc been.' 'tn • ' fat;ler. more ~• ,., ~ triY4L "' \"" 0' . \ ., duty .t the Milt• .. Coumy f•ir Thvrw;day' evt~nlq at 11:17 traruported Mrs. Helena McKinney ol FOR ALL EAGLE MEMBERS AND GUESTS AUTO SALES . P'b.ott- &10 '1'hl ' _.. ..,. ~,....... · :ro;a&o .... b:,el) hbn . . , ., • From 9·00 • PM Until ? 120131 Barnea·Slmpson lrumranee Agenc)', 30 gu\lon electric hol ~~· !1111:1' Middleport. Fir• - Automobile· healer&, 10 )'ear worranty. Spl.'· 6-20·tr Bonda. Phone 63 15-X ciat prlre, $87.1)0. Vad ls h Plumh lng, Phone 46-.M:, Pomeroy. COMPLETE lnall""1lCI Proteetlca, Ute, A.uto, Fir.. Pollo. CaU DoD 8-IIJ.I( Mlll11, Middleport. Ohla }'OR SALE TOMATOES MEXI· CANS large pink, non-aciti • 2ml Ohio. _... METROPOLITAN • know: Premltr ~ BWI · {loWer) ealle4, a ca~t meetlnJ to d1ecuM 'f !ag'r&nt • 'Violation of trootier." BurrileH ··thl• be hde Wrtre• ........ . l Saturday Night, Aug. 18, 1956 Both Round and Square Dancing Nclglcr & Clock Garage, Racine , 8 14 12te Ohio. We'll -soon ini: tn, Jil9 f.l'ODl ,a_.to 150 men. .. A.Long . ·time . SO - SO.DANCE M. C. HOBART CAR RIPAIR Get Cold Beer at EpPle Grocery Plenty of Parking. Open nlghta. 8-16-3te ?orneOrte at the RI(MI uDlta WtN ~ rang- tYou're: Oldl REALESTATE ..... ,........ .... b.. K.UDlO!!I· WhP 1\.d Chlna . troop• reporte417··· hay• ''tnnded''. aur.. m& to depth reachin&' eo mlle& •, ' ,.~ '. MUSTACHE .'! and r ead two pnem.s "Aw.wcr CRill flli.llfl; 'II '7 -- --=-==:c--::-::--:= A, "'""'~ lb,~ ~· 'tWftD ·. Putaq ' ail4 You're -Only · ·voung Once ••• • POMEROY EAGLES CLUB 8·16-titc --- • WE t.AUST PICK A • 1 19~2 -., AllOWS ..ni\ heaV)" line border T•1 of rmH· petunias and while tapen. week, Till' ho~t.:lsses were Mrs. Mil ton Hoocl. Mr. Juril ei:S Souders, Mrs. WANTED RENTAL - iJ -bcdroom Dnwn1ng Roush, Mrs. Blanche Ha phou~e with bath. Prefer gas·flr The members r epeated th,-. tonstall. ed central heating. Can be cith· Lord's Praver il) un i!!on fl n(l J'4r~ - -- er Pomeroy or Middleport. Beulah ~i te wh u w;-~s lf'ader of CUCKI..ER REAl.. TY the devotional ~ervi{·e rend ScriJl MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL 1\ox 2:2:9 f ·hont: 108-Y turc lesson and gave a prayer. H er OWNERS EA I(!NINfl UP TO theme wali "The Two Witl.1ws." Admitted: Mr~. Charles Withee, 8-li}..Jtc $300 A. WEEK ____ ·- - -During the uwPtin ~t h e b il·th - Pomeroy. Three Middleport 4·H Clubs re00% OF SEASON STILL RE· ceived a.,.,·ards· at 1 the 4-H exhtb1t gur~ ,Qf Mrs .. Geo rge B<lkl~r. Mr~. 1Ji :-;1• hargr-d: ~rs . Jerry Powell , MAINS. . . Bradbm Y.. Mrs .. H. M. Cross, ltndne: Mrs. Cliflorrl Holter, :{\a· at the Meiis County Fair. CAPITAL H.Eq!JJIIF:D : $.:!500 up Mrs. L. D. Odr~. Mrs . I1<~nfl. Ham· I cine: Mrs . Mary Sisk 11nd bah RENT MORATOitlUM f)URING Mrs . L. W. McComas, who was Jlton. Mrs. Iv11 'l'urner :mrl Mrs. :J . Nf' wllav('n: Mn. John Leifhert WINTER. a~sisted by Mrs. Robert McElhin· G. Rice were ceiehrated . Mrs. E.I.. a nd baby. Pomeroy. ney and Mrs. Eber Lewb, il coun· COMPANY ENDORSEMENT Hug he~ condue]t•d t hr p rogram cillur of lhe Wide·Awake Girls AND SUPPORT ON MORT. If you want to sell your which Included a gamt· a nd a who l'(lceived a red ribbon on GAGE )<' OR LOCAL BANKS TO property io Middleport, poem "After the Storm" bv ~rs. MARRIAGE LICE SE their educotional booth. On thei r EFFECT SAVING ON FIN· White a nd ll'> •·ea dm g "Thy Netgh- . N. SEE ME. cooking pmject the club receiv,e d ANCE CHARLii~S FOR DEALF.H bora" Uy Mr~ . Clare mont E. Hoy!. Jaml' s Edward Reedy, 21, U. s. ix bl ue ribboru and seven red 5 WRITE OR PHONE : Buddy gift~ Wt•t'e exrh11n~t'd dur· Air Fo"t'ce, Lockbourne Air Base, ribbon s and on tbelr sewing two DAIRY JSLI:: SALES lng the srn:!al h t1ur_an~ twenty·fOLLI" and M;1 ry Donn[l. Hemsl ey, 19, If you want to borrow blue ribbons elewn reds and one 145 NORTH MARKET STREET wh1te ribbon . No report has been money on your prOJ>erty in membe rs ~.: IOVIt{'d 1 t ~ ~- ~! ~~ k, Syracuse. woosn:n. OHIO ....:iven on their demonstrati t>n Middl eport or Pomeroy, PHONE : ANCELU S 3 · 107~ team which wa1 judged by county SEE ME. Home Ec()nomics teachers eulier Ibis :summer. (201 Business Services The Green Clover club, with Mrs. James Brewington and Mra. HOME BUILDERS Jame!ll Pullen, CllUncilJora, recelv· Cil ll puy Neig!er, RitcinC"", Ohio. ed nine bille ribbons In cooking Plwne 6195 8 14 I2tc with two · red ribbons ; one blue .-::--=~ -=:-:-- ---in sewing, six red ribbons and RADIO & TEL~VIS!ON SERVICE two whites. Phone 200. Cleland Appliance Mrs. James Criswell and Mrs. MAX WARD Store, 118 W. Malo St., Pomeroy .loe Wilson Jr. are councillors2-23-U for the Bwy Girls who received ~ FOI!EAI.UI & ABBOTT T.V. SER ll'I'IOIIWI• • .dx blue rlbbon9 in cooking and VICP: AU 0\ake. Repaired by Ex M~"'allt!-C. , Jour red ribbons and in uwing pert Techllicaaoa. Pboae 8284 Y . ........_..... &:.. •·eceived thi't;e blue ribbons, seven Middleport. IJ.lii-U 115 1. leeoncl lt. Ph<~"- 61 re-ds and one white ribbon, Pomtroy, Ohio ·:=---=.---:--::QUICK SEIIVICIII on Wltcll II& MUSIC BY TilE CIRCLE !•'OUR BAND · palrlll8 bJ Factory TMlned EMIIOINCY AT PAIR watebmaker. COLI..iNB .JEWm. . ' Racie l!meretney · .._.u-a.,.n on LERS. Pomero.". l-3-U Cu . A MAN, WITH A MU'STACiiE. -SO .' THAILAND The Loyal Women's Class o! the Church of Christ bad the largest attendance at the Prayer aervice and Bible stv:dy class Wedne..day evening. Fred I. Gardner, pastor, waa ln . cbarget of the Blble class liiOd Mu. William Slater conduct· ed the devotional service wlth her daughter, Sll&Rn, reading the lOOth Psalm. First Baptist Busy Bee Class Meeting Held Tnursday Night • •l -~- Sat.. Au~. 23, I PM All hOuse ohld furnishings, ( 19) ·Business electrical appliances, some - - - - - - -antiques and misce llaneous items. At th e residence of the late I Gertrude Chase, 1,;2 mHe Special mwslc was pr,esented by · 1 ToQJ. Kelly whf) 3 ang '·MJ task. I north of Rutland on Harri· ' DA[JlY IS! .E: STORES Mrs. Raymon rl Luman. president 1 chu rch dining-room. Carol Jean Hudson will be leader sonville Rd_ Mlddlcporl An•a ;)f the devotional . service next -~ of the Bllsy Bee Cla!ls, pres(ded r . TERMS: CASH A national ch;~in or individually when the Class met at 1he First 1 A salad course was served at week. ()Wned driv e-ins, exclusively rl l'· ,,.,-,,._-.., __.,._.._-,.-,,.-,--_..._..._.....,.,~ , Baptist ChurCh Thursrll!y eve nins I tab l l'~ cen lt>rcd with arrangem1enls Forty-eight were present · this signed and p;Jic nte n. Not a roadsidt> stfllld . hut a bt·au!ifu l, modern praetiral slot es. Dairy Isle will set you up in business in a protected location wit h limitl'd cap ital. Dairy Isle lo cation .~ ~ r C' se](•dcd by men with years of marke t survey experien ce. I - Mts. Ro~ MarHubert Mace, Mrs. Wal- $ PROFIT THIS YEAR $ Auto u.s. A,. I ~-- -,~_Clifton ; Notice is hereby ilivcn that Dal r M. Dutton whose post office adrlrcss is Middleport. Ohio has been duly appointed as Ex.ecutor of the cstatr of Mernll McClure late uf Salisbury Twp., Meigs C() unt y, Ohiu . deceased. day of July Dated th is 30th Phone Mlrldl op<nt 6617-J, '"'" S pm. 3tc Sandwich Month included Mrs. Rutb Keehoe Ebersba.cb, New Jeraey, wha is visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Athens, wbo wa.a also a guest Mra. Dan Hartinger:, Grove; Mrs. Mare~Uine Wretker Service. Day Phone 6227. Nlght Phone ~0. WANTJ<.:D TO Bl iY- An adult I'P·i _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;;,;;;;__;..;;;._;~I X. DQDGKoPLYAIOUTH DEALglstl'!rl"d male PckmC'M~ Dog . I t ERS. H-tl -- -- • ' G~Je.Sts 8 15 3tp 1956. ---- ~~ CHfNA ' 7-. Smith wa1 Houle No. 1 ha.~ been duly a·p. pointl'd as Administrator of the Estate. uf l'r_ank C. Allen , L.1te _o~ Portl<wd, Ohto. Rout~ No. 1 MeJg.~ County, O_hio. deceased. .-c=-:-:-:::--::::--c- - - - or applian· WANTED : GJRL FQR housework. " 6-tf Mn. Marlon CoWd.::ry, Long .M 81 Auto ::,erv1ces Adminlstr•tar mF. SMITH f AMI~- V 'l'lle SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middlep<'rt, 0 ., Aug 17, 1951>----7 • Horrie Marie Smith Honored At Dinner At Harris Home The Winn~r: Vegetable·Sausage Meal FURNISHED apartment, ~ room.i 1 Office address is Portland, Ohio, and hath, furnace heat, pnvale entrance. Phone 817()-J. 8-11-titc ~m unfurnished Apartment with bath for rent. Also 3-room unfurnis hed apartment with t • ~ .. \ . . ·.'' \. 5 l'assengel' Coupe; Hea~ and D~sf:et':. ~ worj< car. •• j, ' " ~: BOY...... THAT SuN SURE. LOOKS GOOD AFTER ALL Tl-lAT I<'A IN/ HEY. SPIKE HOW ABOUT A FIGHT? HE'LL. · ae WHEN ~E UP HEREi I �' 'The Daih· Sentinel PO~ROY • SOCIE'I'V Mr. aad Mn. lAwrence BullGCt, Mrs. Erma Rousb who ia em- Cha\lnety vbited with their lr&nd ployed tn Columbu, 1, 1pendlna: mother, M:r11. lullua Sm.ltb. a few dayl!l at her bome, J'Qtelt Mr. and MrJ. Ehnar W. Smltb RuD. ot St. htenburJ, Fla. arrtved Mr. and Mr.a H1rry Beegle, 1 Tbursdllf for a vJJ.It with Ml'fl. JulBeanr Falla, Pa., and llr. •ad taa Smith and datlfler. Jr11aa ErMra. Robert Seaburn and. lll'l. ma hid Mr. and Mn. Philip Mefb- / Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Lucllle.Bearbs HawkiDs, Pomeroy Society Editor -Phone 6244 ' Members of Ute WSCS of the j' Mrs Chr1sty Baer read the scnp. Mrs Inez Burdette, Pomt Plea.Minersville Methodist church we re lure lessou taken from Mark 6 7 guests of tbe WSCS of tbe Forest 13, after whtch Mrs Juhn Elwood sam, spent \\oednesday mght '' .l,.. lt mg Mr and Mrs. John L-" ons and ~lln Methodist church, Wednes. sang, " Bless this Church" Mrs Ht family and accumpamed Mrs day everting at a plcnic dinner ram Fisrer was program chairman Lyons and Debby, Lmda , Tommy The dinDer was liE'rv~td buffet and had for her topic, "A MlS5JOnsty1e In the social room of the ary P1Ignmage ," wh1ch told of the and Bernard to the Metgs County ! church and members and guests work of th e Methodist church on Fa1r Thursda}' where J oh n Lyons,· Jrf IS staying tHis week With a' were anted at long t&bles center the 1/Jiands. group uf other horse owners fr om ed with an arrange me nt -of frmt Several artJcles by a ffiiS-~IOnary the commumty They mclude Mrs and flowers in a crystal contain.er, w1th an-ans:ements of roses in cr) 'i· weN given includwg "Cont1nental Robert Allensworth and son, John, Leo Ken nedy Jr , John Lyous, anJ tal containers placed at interll'als USA to Puerto Rlco , by Mrs on the table. Napkins were white Nease wbo told of the George Ro.. Edward McCo mas 1s also slaymg witb a prayer mscribed. Rev John blnl!lon sebool wh1ch take~ rtch and wtth the gr oup Mrs vu·g1ma Clifford entered poor ahke, Mrs Watson told of a Elwood ask the b1essi ng tour t)( Puerto R1co, a trJp to VJ· Holter Hosptlal Wednesday FoUQWing the dmner the group eques I.sland wils gJven by Mrs U Mrs L W M cComo..~> and famtly adjourned to the sanctuary for fl S. Nease and Mt s Edmund Gtue· D1a nne and Edward, Mrs. Eber program. The or11an prelude by ser of a vJaJt to St Cro1x In the Lewts and daughter, Jams, Mary Mrs. J~hn Scott opened the meet· Vlri ln Island . Cui'OJ Swansnn and Leo Kennedy ing followed wtth a welcome {o Jr had a JI ICJ;1C dinner at the A solo "Evenmg Pr.1yl'1 " was Co unt y Fatr Thursday tbe a:ue1t1 by Mrs Ru ss Wat11un , presented by Mrs Edmund Gruesp res ident of th e host societ~· Mr and Mrs WlllJam !\!!tiler, Group sing ing of "What a fnend er and a duet, "Beaut if ul Robes of who ltve 1n th e Rey n olds apart we have In Jesus" preceded prayer White" by Mn Frank Stewart an d ment on Fourth A~enue are pl an. ~ Lilbthousee are uiJU8lly &880-Mrs. Sldie Brown or the Mmers.. nmg lo move 111 th(' near fu.t urt~ elated with the "'rock.,. bound by Mrs. Albert Baer ville society. A r ead1ng "God't; Mr Mtller 1s employed at As h1a.hd coast of Maine" and elsewhere o:n beRuty shop" wa~ gJH'n hv Mrs Mr and MrH Ber narrl Schramm the seven seas. But Ohio, too, baa Stewart who al!lo ~pokf' of when Zanesv1J1e spent Munday and its U~thouae&, for the most P8tt she aitended the Foresl Run Tue sday wll h Mr and Mrs John en the shore o1 Lake Erie and 011 church, Lyons a nd fam1Jy the Ohio River Mr and Mrs M L Flahr and f This lighthouse, however, 1fl Mrs. Clifford Phil lw s prcsJd enL son ,Billy, Chesler, and Mr awl midway between Ohio's two of the Minersvi lle society thanked M water boundaries, not iar from C the hosts for th; love ly dmnc r and rs J ac k on roy and children , su~ tbe Indiana Jlne, lt Js a mlnlaa program Mrs Stella G1·ueser and and Jack1e, Onlumbus, and Shtrley / ture edition of the tamous EddyMlu Kat ie Becht of the gue.'ll Ohlinger. Columbus, were SuOOay atone ll&hthouse at Cornwall, group each spoke bnefly as dtd guests of Mr a nd Mrs Cas h Baf11 EnJJ}and. Mrs Purley Ka • r of Chester, Lu and dau.:hters, ChriStine and Ca n- t 1'bousan& of motorlats have dace teen tbhl Jlghthow;e on the shore B HMWklns an d the Rev El WJi liam Puckett who Is employ· cr Lake St Marys, in Meu~er I ~~l:d. WEDNESDAY, A r ummage sa le to be he ir! in the Bethany chu rch hlllklmg by the Forest Run Socwty, fo' rrrlay and AUGUST 22nd AuguHl 24-25 wt~ s nounct:d bv Mr~ Watson who ;=~~~~~~~===~~ ' Sat\,lrday In H untm gton, ~pl'nt =!~tr :~~:edw~~ ~~~~~~l= n,. TJ:II)D'IU A. JeakW, JrOctoa, • member ot tbe RouJe of Bepze- ... on l'rldar vtllUnc frlendl "d tak- -. ~ ' . vm,. vm " ' . •, • •' I .e"' ·. ' • :. nttne ' •entaUvea from ~ 1~1 ~· alonal diltriet, w•a Ia Popaef07 i., ' . .. ' ,.. ' • I WEAfRD .......- -=......= 01110: , _ ....... """' ..... •. ___,_r_•..,•-•.,.e_•.;•;...._,._.._.. ...;._ANa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-1 ::.:·~~.;:.. 67·74. ~ 18, li!H Low ~ Bltlln011 Phone 398 SINGLE COPY lie er ..- . '· MILLI!I. I.IUNION The 1nual Miller reuni&D wiU be held thil next Sunday 1t the RJo Granda Commun.lty Hall. 1Weqty-ftve yean ago ~ La};e Sl Marys o.r Grand Lake ' ' Jt fa aometlo{l!ll caned, wlth Jbe db' of Celina at one end and the cltJ of St Mary~ .at the other, la Ohio's largest inland )a'ir.e and was described a cenluQ' ago by Ohio bietorian Henry Enroute to Fort Deftance, Fort Wayne and Lake Erie. Today water from weftem end ot Lake St. Maeya ftow1 toward Gult of Mexico, and ~tet fr'Om eastern end of lake gou Delrtb toward GuU of St Lawrecce. 1 F1shing and bouUns sporta atHowe,. &a the "Iaraest art16clal tract ihou&undl ol vbiton; ead1 Jake on the globe" at that Ume. year tn,Lake St. Ma17a, DOw !Ml• .. ~ fU'i,!a b ~ cd ~~ -~~~ ObioJ larQ:et1 S~ Parkl. I Kennedy Stages Brilliant Fight On Seeond Ballot 1 Daybook crosa:roada of OhJO'I hlatodcal pllst. The IndJana paqed near here u they portaJed thelr canoes over the dtvide between the headwaters ot the A~alze and st. Marya Idvera that flow toward Lake Ette and tbe Miami Rlver, a tributary ot tbt 01118 River. General a athon 7 'Wi,.-. armies, durfus the IDdlan Wan thl st fro ti uaec1 ~~rt ;lq~: =~the nm:;th Of Loramie Creek on the Miami River a! 8 d~tpolit tor atorea. They portaged their boats IOIIU!Itime!! on wheeb, some J.f m1lel ' I ._.. ttuwfrrtM•.,. ...,, fOo The Sentinel to Fort Loramie and a;ain tot a Canal mote than a h undred and do'lzcn miles to Fort. Sl M.,. W ed n es- da~ w1th h1s parent~ and hl'olhe r Mr and Mr~ Elm1•r Bu1 ns and ,.' Vult To Melp Fair • '~ - • • a daughter, CaJu l ~·n were 1n Bevtrly Wedn esday and M • s Burnt~ re. an. mamed wtth her daugh ter, Mrs alt!O urged all to attend the District Jack Lew1s, and fam1Iy to assist 1n WSCS meetin g to be held at Ra the care of Sandra Le~.~o Is who wa~ CUll'!, Augu51 2H scheduled for mm••r wrge 1 ) Group ~mgin,e of f<I\'OrL1r h y mn ~ Thursday a duet "Dear Lnrd' MIS GlUe Fred 1 Ga 1dn('r paslor of th.r scr and Mrs F. lwr,od and pra)er by Church of ChJJsl 11111 k ·his wLfe t u Rev F.lwood c•oncl uded t h e meet. Johnson Cttv, Tenn Thursday. 1955 M•rcury R end H. Scet Jng. when she w1ll i> S~Is t in the care co.,.,., whit• weiJ tlrt~J. 4 dr. A Guests prese nt were Mrs Lmnie of the1r daughtc1, Mrs. B1ll Shoun reel nk~ IU&o. Rummell , Mn. Stella (;rueser, and her new baby , Barbara Jan e. 1955 For.t VB Felf'lene 2 dr. A Mrs IJol!lmer Roush, M1sses Ethel The Rev. Dal(' Van Meter, Boslllarp car, and Clara Gal'la nd, Mrs Pearl ton , Mus , and h1s mother, Mrs ' 1953 Plymouth l.tvect.re herd· PhiltJps, Mr ~ Bradford Maag, Mrs Laura Van Meter, Ra cine, were top. One lvcel owner A cleen, Th l' t'11en 1ng WOI~hlp ~ervu l' <~t. D1d: Harri s' top1c was U1e vesClifford Ph tlllpil, Mrs . Lena Bar- Wt!d nesday dinner guests of hi ,, Mlid ur. t he Chw ch of Chu~t Sunday was [pel' Set vice and Consec rallo n sertel~; Miss Katie Becht, Mrs. Lelia aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs 2-1952 Chevroll!t 2 d~. R end l'I\Dducted by some 11( lile youn g llicf' tJn Fnday evemng and he Chal'le!l McNamee Spencer, Mrs. Ealie Mossman , Mr!!. H. Seet eonr&, Ona etenclerd people who h ad attended lhc I told of thei r wonhtp scr vtce held Earl Re n s haw, Mrs Wllllam Rns· Mrs Iva Wa rd, WoMhm gto n. anrl ahlft, one powergJict.. Cle1n. Chrtstia n Assembly cnmp at Hut - in each room at bed-tJmc which sell , 1M1ss Dorothy Hartenbn ch. her granddaughter Kay Ward , Cn 1953 Ford VI Cuatomllne 2 dr Springs under the d1rcc11on Included Scripture rea dinJ:l, senler Mn Adolph Grue&flr, Nl rs Otto Jumhus are viattlng her father, l R&H. Seet coven. R,un, f1ne . of Mr~. George Chilrl!J, te<Jch!'J' or tcnce prayer• a11d a prayer by E MtJleJ• Hartenbach, Mrs. Ka•l Grue~cr Cleen, tlw Luyal Sons and Dat1ghl c1' one of the eampe1s lo dn~e the Mrs Sadie Brown , Mrs Frank Ste Edward Lee ~tcComas stn of 1952 Pard VI club coupe R Cla ss. sen•1r~ They closed thetr demonwart, Rev J ohn Elwood and Lu. Supt an d Mrs. L W McCom as end H. Spotlltht, beeutlful tvstration with the Good-night charThe yonng aroi.tp gave 11 d l'm clll(' B Haw1un~ Is recovering from n dislocA ted tone blua. from the camp, of a day at the r.tmp unstralion Member~ of 1hc ho~ t sncletv at ~nero-tiJac joint wh1ch he suffered 1952 C:hnrolet 4 dr. A real ilnd opened the aervlce Wllh 1hc t ench n ~t Wl're M1'11 Wl llhtm F1sher when he slipped and fell while Eflch of the ca mper~ thanked nlca clhn car. Mr.<: Hiram l'~l~ het· Mrs Eugr.nr worktng M l!fe.guard nt the mun. ble ~slng Whi ch 1s used at ca mp the church for thetr assistance ln 1952 Docfoe 3 Ptlt 4:0UJH1. See Carol Jean Hud.oiun 's part of the sendmg them to the ForbCs Mrs Chrh ty Ba t!r, Mrs rtpaJ pool camp and thl• to •PPre41Jia&e. s0rvice dealt with the flag rals111g mentio ned th e inspiration Alf Je d Ycauqer, Mra J ohn Scott Gordon Clay an(~ children Mrs they Manr Mo,. to Ch...., from Mr~ R1.1ss Wahon, Mrs . J ohn F nnd her ~ i r.te r, Mr11 Catbenne the mormo g devotlonl!-1 and rhil p- had r eceived from ttl~ experience. Complete Line of New ScottBallv. Mn Charlea Baer. Mr~ Churchill, left today for their hnme eJ llero;lr:e, the various classes .mrl Jeanette Crooks was organist for Atwtt.r "'"•rs fn ltod Erma Rnush, Mn. Lcwh Walker, Ln Atlanta, r.a af1er a visit wtth she 4:11Ve a re.sumc of a class on the service. Lmda Nelson, wbo d Mt·s Am rm dA Baer. Mre Ke rn3 Jhetr paren1 s, Mr and Mrs. Char "How ln Do lt " taught by the 1\t'V. phmMd to take part In the proDunltel Tf'eter, Glou!ter. g111111 w,1s and unable 111 he ' Roush , Mn . "'""" Hollor, Mcs les Hennesy Mrs Gordon Harrl1 Jacob nner, Mr~ Edmunrt GrU('!Ie~ and l!lon, Cnlumbus, aho had joi n GrAce Ca pte mo told uf th(' 1 r. present At TraHic Utht In Middleport Mr8 U S Neue, Mrs Mat·k Cd her sitters at tflelr parent ~· crea !Jon at cump and the te11ms 2ts N. 2M Ava Mldcfleport, o . Evans, Mr~ Fred Neue, M1·s. Jo hn home for a visit wh ic h we1·e named after lhtl fo11r O~n lvenl~~~p UnHI 9 p. m. Elwood, Mr9 Albert Raer. Mr> Milr..<; Laurie MeKav Is report ed Go$lpels: Matthew, Mark, Luk e nnd Phone 604S.J Everelt Damewood , Mrs !.ella to he Improving satililfactorily at Jo hn , nnrl s h e ~~ave a re.mme of ~~~,~~~~~~,,...,_,._,;,'__ Flint 11nd Mrs Olun G<.Jn hem1cr Me1gs General Hospital where s h e a elol!JI on Youth Pro blems Sevwas taken last' week on the eve of eral or the camp l'horuses wcrr her ninety-firMt birthday when she- sung fi t this time nnd .Jamce A~ ­ broke her hlp In a fall at the bnry ~old or the activJtits plan' hume ot her slster·ln-law, Mnr A ned Jor the week and their evenW McKay A pin was ln1erted ina's p1'0i• 11ms These mcluderl ' t'arller this week In the hit and Drama Night, Stunt Night a nd TaA tt~a "" ll!l' held Thursday afterMrs McKay Is u'mpraving steadily Jeilt Nlght and she t old of lh<" noon at the home o£ Mrs. AJ;tbur to Fort Hill on P~nboroullh , Lower 1Uver Road, Caro1yn Rw&ell 1/1 In Columbu1r weekly hike visJtmg her aunt, Mrs. Robert ThtLCI!Idays wherf' a pJcntc s up Gallipolis, for the · captains ol tbe per Js served. Wiley, and farntty this week. Tri.tJounty Community Concert A. Ellen Shadle, Oharlaaton, arsocia tlon campaign. rived today tor I vllilt with Mr Mrs. George Bovie ls chairman and Mn, Lawrenee Bing while her of the dr we and plam for thtt parenta, Mr •nd Mrs. Jack Shadle campaign and the winter program are in Clevelalld where they are WeN discussed at. the tea Mr. planntna to moW in Sept Bovle ilil prc!lident uf the AlaoeGurta Barnett and Audell Roiallon this year. berts. Bashan, were recent gue.sb Repl't'sentative.a from Mason, or Mr. and Mra. Glen Hensler and Galllpolt.s, PoJnt Pleasant, PoJne. ft.mlly . toy, Middleport mre present. Mn. Cedric:: Cl~rll:, M.rl Caroll BWIDIMIROINCY CALL IOn, Middleport., Mr.s. N. P Swaclr: The Middleport Emergency hammer, Mason, and Mrs PatSqtJad waa eall(ld Wednesday to trick Loehary, Pomeroy, were a. the hom n of Verhe LJtUc when mung the more than twenty wo. Mrs Little became 111. The Volmen who unteer Fire bep~rtment was ca1J. Don't mlu th onllc1 of Pat ed Thur~day at 8:18 p, m when Brady will1. the Ruy Ro(len 11 baTn on Che Turner tatm near Show at the 1956 Ohio State Rutland burned. F ~ ·-- ' ~ ., , "' WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST 11'4 USED CARS '' od ..,,. Jenldlll' Paylog Julia Seaburn qf Elwood City; Pa. hart. 1111 in tbe llelp Countr Fdr. left today for their homes after a week's visit with Mn. Emm1 MnJ. E. A. Bartels of Huntinitoo · c.nlre.mao Jenklnt .Utied the ,.. IJefheit arrived today -for a vblt With ber Ylrio1ll departmen!,s, 'ia tbe ~eoUnb' ' Rev. and Mrs. Roaer Bilhop mother, Mrl. JullUll Smith. eourt bouse thlt moi'DlPI ud Aiel were rece-nt dinner euesta of Mr. Mrs. Julhu Smltll who has been he planned to ria:lt tile lair i.a the llld Mrs. Carl Moore and family . quite Ill Ia reported a& linprovlnc. aftemaon. Mr. and Mn. Jobn Scott lett Wedneaday night fo.r a weet'1 vacatiob In Obio. Earl Denny Jr. returned to hi.!! employment wttb the Ohio Fuel Ga.s OompallJ', TblD'sday after two weet'a vacation. Mr. and · Mrs. Norbert Nep:tzflaJ •nd ~lmily apent Wednetday with --~----------+ . -------------------Minersville WSCS Group Hosted MIDULEPOR'f At Picnic By Forest Run Group SOUETY <t <: otA'"G Mr. and Mrt Vl~tor Baht, Ckuter. Mrt. Jacob Eberabai!b apent Wednesday wltb ber brother, Edward WJnt.eta at lfuoa, W. V•. ' • • • i ., Nal(lea Achiev~l!lent. NEW CITIZIN Mr. and Mrlil. Walter Smit-b, Columbus, are aaaounclD&' the birth ot a nine pound twelve ounce aon, Cbarle• Wayne, on Aul\lllt 11 ~.t a Columbus H(NipUIL Word Wll received here by Mr. aQd Mra. Ro&eoe Satterfie ld. Mr. Smith t. a former local resident. ~,vards At fair A~dents On'MeigsFarms Is f..o.:op Goal Snutll,HopeHeldThatSoviets Will Accept JJS.Bribrin Offer LONDON-YP-'Ibe United SlaU!o and Britain u11ed Russia In &eeret\>elilrul tbe scenestalta today to 111pport Weatern effort;.to arrange a~ ~eltlement or lite Suez crlsll. appoatecl to IJe Bltle prospect that Bueola would agree. There Secretary of State Jobn",Foater Dulles met Soviet Foreign . Southeastern .Show . NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mra. J1ck Leifheit are annouilcing the birth of a g lb, G oz son, Stephen M1rt, at Melp General Hospital, Sunday, Aq111t 12. Grandparent.!~ are Mr. aad Mrs. John Leifheit, Pomeroy~ and Mr. and Mrs. Jlllepll O'M.elia Of New York City. Mr. and Mi-8. James Hazelton', Po'meroy and Mr1. Rios of Puerto Rico ~~ &reat II'IDdparents The Leitb!i'lts al,so have two other children, Fraltkie and Fran. M'lldster D. T. Sbepi1ov at tbe Ruutaa emttan, early today, and t•o hOW'J later J': SectetlrJ Selwyo lloyd the '"'" bapy to luaeb mo. t.he bulbr· --· died' M. Twb be .., ' deDIO<I Its top prloo. 'lbe oppooiUoa of Ule Sontb, of former Prniclent Hlll'l')' S. Tntof ....,.. lop pro- ':~~~ -~ ~~ eouldD1 the ll'l~t Bet-a tllo!r Sh-epilcw, CIDCAGO l1P - The 11111 TenftePNU with the tbruit-out band, &be wide lmile and the IOU drawl lwllldl lold voten ..,._ the lond, Ena: Kefauver/' linall.r DuUet nNd~ K• ~ (a his ~tial nomJna. Be _ - bdOft the Democratic Notooal o.nYt~~tlGJi ¥J;Idl7 DiCirt _,;,,. with IDd "wwtb flwollllf" oilcopted the and Uord .bud- part)"• .Ice - - Uoa. ~~W: ~~ -6ffl<e· lo map -teo far I4!IIIDa Gf tJta Sua eon- But Adlai E. StevelliGJis detllo let the --~~... decide Jn aa open CODtelt wbo should be "'"·""'"""I b1l runllioc: maw atilftd -Kefauver = lo ley "" the IIIIJIIber ... party .Be woa 1t Pridaf' lifter two ,... ~~~ overcoominJ a Uaeup of E and Soulheno - wu '-ddnl Ute ea,ndidacJ" ~Wttned7 or JIN. , CIR(LI MliiTS , TUISDAY The Fflel'ldly Circle ol the Federated church wiU meet Tueaday evenina in the .social room of the' chut~h at 8 p~ . Mrs. Jamea Clat. worthy Will be the fJroJl'am Je,der 11M main floor. Sea.. John Jl'. taellluaeth. , ELBE . •.. Jablto I METROPOLITAt Auto Soles ''l ---- Tri-County Concert Group Leaders Have Tea Thursday IJN · - SALE! -··- SAUl -•" a - SA LEI· Duri,Qa llae ~eko of AIIJUII 1741, WE MUST LOWER OUR USIID CAR STOCK AT LEAST 10 UNITS. No reaaOilable offer re1U1e4 Your ~~ ur JU;r lllllle llae' down p&]OIInl oa 11De ollbeoe fiDe ~ danell UNci tan! · 1953 CHRY,SL~R · · · · -·· · $1 195 Windsor dlx. 4 door. Dark IP'O<U1 fllil.h. Radio, heaU!r, seat covers. Interior and ex· terlor excei>tlonal. Nice 2 new tlreo. Mechanically OK, automatic trans. 1950 CHIYSLER • 'I • • .. • • • • but llie the idea. ~IU.ver promiaed th, ·~¥eft.. Uoa tblt Itt! would joia ~ in I~~ $595 Hlgblllllder 4 dr. Dark .,.en ~. Motor 7 ,• .,. - tbt Uclu!t EY Whether It Be A-- REfRIGiR.ATOR, T Y Or.Any HOME APPLIANCE ' ;A.PPLIANCE AL~E,N AP,LIA~CE Your CROSLEY l o MAIN tT, priced for. fJUict a~ I I '· 11'0&' $299.00 B~ICER I I '· 19~ :'bESO'Fo, - ..':\ ... -.... $f.$ . . ' 4 doo'i Very .OIId 'bOdy, llrett fair, J'riced ' · 1 ...1 :~ k ;t(j r.,., 1953 CHEVROLET· ...""'·· $995. ' . RO.OMS Of New F~mltur. rlliUtary lr,, senior at m. senior, senior, Peul I )< =··· ·-~ were some eom~ta­ P. Colt- for q1.11c~ sal& '1 ' ljl _.,.. "' Ke- olddlff........ aod, ,.., bappy ----- , MAKE YOUR CHOICE j st........ 1951 STUDEIAICER -.... · $49~. ----- iiiliii .t.>- lf...mber -.. ..,..... flO lk p(aruJed t.. leave ~C.. · ca.,. for · J week'• nraUon witll ' olre&c~r at hlo f.omllt at, lldllllnvelle,. Tena, Hoii>JI up tho and 1M "' bit the eamJIOIIla , llnl!O,/ fiMu- trail • DOmiUUon br Pte plea.sed stevensoa. HJ bow how folmidable a ~­ dldate bowlllbobeoausell'lll ...... lllin in prtOidea. tial " Ul,L frifllld ~d ~1~11' · runs omootll u a ribbon, 1oac1.1 of extru, Inc. radio, heater. Very clean ·lnrlde,& Dill . ' - ' 1 fllktiDc for • - lor)' - of be made 1n Cemetery, under of the · Ewint J'tuaerat ___ ,_ MISStOttARY Ira Tl)'lOJ'( twentr-two will .speak TO IPIAJI vetenn llllalorto y. . . ser:riei in 1t the of the 20at lllchne-- and Ill&: .•'lrl~!< ~••• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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