http://66.213.69.5/files/original/399815d6cd61cac039cd47fedf4e0d70.pdf a99396b29168fc3c7909c695cc843f02 PDF Text Text ' • • \ SERMONETI'K erowded lrom their hom•• pOIM- mit It but it wu 11ttae ju•t the ulons 1Dd inheritance. to 1 Jor· e~n land aad y't he apeW of Nme. Amol!t ynre,ae~ra~ed I'Clo"Ia tnheritanee i~orruptlble and ple llv•• ar• penie.l..i ·bl- the By RDalfT F, STYERS ...,... M ldd1eport Church ef tht N1zarette undefiled ud that 1i'detJa D9t I• Tot: I ht•r 1:21 ' ~ Subjtct: hat:• In Tryl,._ Tlntes . ra1w¥cb of ·liD u\l _lli • o~4- to • - '· t . . . What couJd glv~ mea. 1ueb a ba· Almoit like a YOUDCstf, .... lanee .in th~ mldat of aueh ad.veflo 'IItve l>eiiCe .lUll cootal:'t-lhe )!<Y. ~rites his name ud addreaa ~P a •ltr? Many tbilllli ,ue tevea.led lol ¥'>"''~ of Cbr'lot. . ,, • spond, Peter addr-ea~ this Je~lef ..... .. ' ~ J ' e . .. l ' ' ' .. T etitttie . , I were .. They borl! of. Joo4 ...~~. Tho fil'ot blrt~ wu corruptible ... eordina to the tWenty-tb.ttd . U it were not so there il no po!at io- Jb · 'readi.Dg the . way it doea. Tbe buman family &ot off to poot start and onlf Chriat tJ able conv~ rled heathen. oJ" .gentiles, far to briM it Net to aOrma 1 qain. S!u ~es ao 11aiural to ·•ver, Jews driven out by peraecotion. Here they ,were.· some ot them ~rn .,child that Dll\llf ha1e loa:t. conv4':rled heathen or pel\tlles, far their abiUt,. to tnow rifbt from separated 1rom the chuttb!,....·and ..-rong; forced from home by pene<lutlqn. leaua told of a towel w.b.O ~t To this band of people Peter out ·•ow and. plu~ 1ood "You are kept by the · power rrl' HiJ to eat~my sow~ tare1 or God," "wherein ye 2J'eatly · rejolet~ &mODI 6ia good grt.in. ye rejoicee with jov un.peakable theNa.~n:,::d_:l:.:u:.:'l.:•::l..:g::Jo?: '' They. liB.d bee,-'t to strangtrs almoSt eveeywbere, However, he bas certain &rOUpl in mmd and Wl'ites to them in f)t!~ . They were at Pontl.ll, Galatia, Cap. padoeia, Asia, and Bitbynta. They. were called st.rangers for • npmkr of rt>&Sons. Some of thelfl wero I• p t ,i',.• j • ~ • IT'S I t' ,_DING THAT MAKES THE -EASY-·-=-- I Doster, Pastor. ' . ~fo"' 1 :' '·~ - • ' ' box car so that ever)'Gne who seea Which brl111 thelr -peace. 1 shall •t will have opptunlty tO re. offt~r onlt ..one. • . c, POMEROY socm'rr.· ' Republican Convention Opens On Confident Air At F~ ' tom, every Sund•y ·X; hto 11. fii~~~~~i ~Sunday Christian Church 9:110 'J L'"'J $chool a.nd . cummu-DI~; .CHAIR EASY! · :first Sunday in mont-h 1:aG :Pl M'. Church preaching;. third Sub~~) il)L month 10:30 A. 'M. Cblltth cfODJ. munion and preachlnl. -4ler. Harold C. Doster, Pastqr. . ·. ., •K.._, Tf1• Church of Cllrlst, every Sunday 9:30 A, )f. SuDI1iJ and communiun, •Jeottd Sunday in montb 10:~ A. ll. Chureh eommunlon ancl 'rei~bla• (ourth SundaY fn moDtll 7:30 P. M. chur~h, preaeblnl.--oiJ.eT, Harold C. Doster, Pastor. -' \ ' Scho~l '' Seven Residents Respond To Call i'or 'Needed Blood is th~. upholstery of ease. If you want to. \ ~oney. have tt toft lat~r, the thing to do is to put 1 little padding in yout bank account now...... -· ' , rM GLAD.I SAVED AT .• , . The FAIOO;RS BANK and Savings ~empany \ - ·- POMBRot, OHJQ, • -'ember Federal llelerYe Syatem MEt,IIIR fiDilAL DIJIOIIT INIURANCI CORP. J '' r • Nominated By Women ' EVERYWHE RE AS THE' nME and .MONEY SAVER . . . ' ·' r I OF ' TH·E, YEAR , • MAYTAG ..• lbat a Republicaa SEE THE AUTOMATIC WlSHER and DRYER . BEFOII 'YOU IUY : . ;:. Republiean Conhit program. !'~:;;~~;..a delivery weleomio~t addtP.u, at tbe even. tummed, up the eon-. Of ClODYn.tiOn ral:e. in .greelng Harcy S. . Hiland Weaver ' . I Chapel. leT. EdJIOD Bible School 10 a. m. Supt. ' Eblin; Moraine aervlce 11:30 M: i EvanaeU.Ue Service 7:30 II. Grtct~ lpl~eopal ChYrch, l11t Mala St'reet. Pomero)'. Rev. J. Edwin Charlea, Reotor: .Mra. Coclrie W. Clark, oraaatat. W-orship and llertnon 1t 10:30 A. M., Holy CommuD.ioo flrst SU~dwy in month. Be1Innera and Prlmary, at 10:30 A. M.: For Information c:Ooeerqlbl our work, pleaae telepllC!Dfl 3Q2.J. ·• . Chrla~an Church at R.Mds.,llle Every 'SUndar . tfl At 'M, SundaJ School and ,COm.nuanion Jit'5t Sunday In month• !~ "' M. Church Church Sthool, I •• 'I I·\• I hi 'tl.. .II, l. I 1 ( • l I •! ''. \I• II I , "\._ '\ >· / ,, coromunlOh and Pr.••cl!ln Sund-7 tburc) in •t the Dtmlast week that "can't wiD." T•umu that ' �' - • . ' \• ' • .-.~ .... . ' .. t' 0 .. .... ,] - ----- ---·- --~-,- ...-. -- ~ \ ~ - ..... ""· ~- -~ ' rt, 0 , Aug. 20, 19 T - D VO e D • a·ly Sen IESTS ME " S- 1n 1 Y'NOLD . GRE DITOR C"e • Su .:. 1 - SON -\RII!.A T.w o n • u Valli:'~ .. rrtrf ~~ ~~ Time ' • Jh iG).I ,. , ltt>r 11 th ,I 'l(fi f , v It 1Delli-K"1ball. ' .,•. ' hool coo. . ' ,, Puts Year .1ing nto Le rm ; .·''•• ' . 00 .. I• ' 11:30 100 1:00 . -.W H -TV C an . I •" IQIAV M().N ' 1DAV 8:00 ~ t'On 8:00 Oa,rt ·n 9:00 Of aroo ~ h 1: Slin a. c :00 Of Th1np ""' '1'. ,. o· "t~• del -~~ C!l ·, o~ pn_ . .P '. . " ' J • .l '~ t ' p .J884, y, broO , _il. .Y.:._ . _ ____:...::.:.:.:: ,. .. (~(?'I M.C.HOBART NAT1oONAL L 81 5 w. ]0: •• 11:00 I ·. U:30 '· I ' . " ' ' ., ' •! -~ . -..... �• ' ' .. I • • I Ohio Valley Su.rs lri 27.0 Win Over a, PAUL M. CLIFFORD jn Pomeroy and Middleport q the Panthers and the Yellow Jae-'' kets open practice- resslona for the "1956 pigskin campaign. Coacb~ Alex CUo of the Paqthera and CharUe McDonald of he Jackets issued cal111 for their players to report at 9:00 a. m. toda7, and at thlJ time equipment waa luued to the respectlvt- candi~!~es. . ' Both. clubs Cmd theDUielves bard hit by graduation. Pomeroy'• eochampion SEO team lwt 10 boya by graduation, and one \"ore by the new 19 year old age Umlt. There also is a possibility Ulat another regular won't be in school at Pomeroy this season . Middleport lost only 1ix by guduatlon, hut two more ~ctteT m en are now in aervite, and l'ltlll another i• lort by the 19 yeae ohf age law. ; TODAY'$ 1954 '' I ' • model car. power brakes engine and unvc. Just what a Clean late Mklill~f*'t NQv, "22 lept. 21 Wahama ChePpta~e Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. A M Logan A Wellston H O.lllpolla A J•clnoft A 5 12 It KARR&VAN-ZAHDT :::: ~ Pomeroy 26 ~.:!:-:•• A H W. Main Sl, Pomo_roy Nov, 22 • A 1956 MIDDL.,OlT, S.hodult l1pt. 14 Pt. PletMnt H Sapt, 21 $1995 H I I I •• HOIIS/i/'.OW/fRfJJif#lt .... , ftl.lllt M.\111. I- . . 1 NOTHING lO lilY••• JUST RLL IN THE OiTRY BLAHK • I l' ., Yoa ea1t'wln one of the-more t!h1111 200 oleetrlc appli· . ancee awal'ded each month ( May·~bt. 1956) ll!>d still win the GR,-\ND PRIZE of $10,000: Enter as tftc)n as ., Over 1,000 hie ' el~e appliance ,prlzel Bllch as color TV seta. ; .dillhwash~ ... electric ran~. :.toQd freezers ...refrlprator-treezel'll ... automatll' washel'l! ... air ton· ditlonel'l! ... black and white TV oeta: .•trons... electric clothes dryera ...vacuum cleaners.'; .eiectric water ~··~ ... ateam ·11'01\t... plua modern 'HOIJ!l6PQWIIt wirinw -lnataUatlona. · ' I ,I Weekend Sports Summary · "''""'"' CHICAGO: Swoon'• Son, ri.dden by Eddie Arearo, won the $1~,425 Amerfean Derby on the gra!S co~.se at WashJn~cm .Pitt. Nee. ftles, the Kentucky Der~y y.'inner, flnished fihh. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. y ,, Dedicate set a new track record in winning the Whitney Stak"es at Saratoga. - ' MoonBeams wome~• Nati«mal ~ tract .and field cb8mpionsbips. " · · ' - On Sports L----------:--------------'1 1 The Cincinnati Reds \ots Along beside him we h11.ve and lots of r~d hot rootefll ln the Wilily BOd Gus Bell, Poml.ll'oy Bend area, but on the Vfho If yo1.1 ask me feminine !!ide I doUbt very much Have ·been doing 11relty we11. if any can IJe as 'r.dent , u Min ' Louise ~i,lm9re of Pomeroy, ,JJp Palys and Tburman are alee to untnlan:~lt G»Jt~ bu seeu tthe have aroun4' Red,~ in 1i\ctlon tB' iJJines at eros- Certainly theY bOth· . (!1111 coM ley Field "this ~eason. l!,:arller' in plenty ot ground. the .aumm~r she 11p,ent an e ntire I wook in Rhineland as me took her They RJ.id our pitching wouldn't vacation by watehl'n8 tl)e HIQ,dlegs bQid tliJht- . in acllon. ... But J think tlley'vc been doing Gilly baa always been a red bot Q.uUe alrlslit. · , A playing around in tll't' · •..~ '-":,- --· ulu. Mae;· 6-J , 4-6, 8-2. . ; ,1 Jabbo Is 11t tbe ,hot a~t, And BaileY bacli: of \tie plate·. Brld4 ~1, Gurv.mas, Smokey ~dwarda · . ' - -· '- - ; ... .. ...... I ' f ~ w... .._ , - ; . : .,. ~• • . .. . EP!lfJTiJiNt ,FOB.' TilE 'titJJVTE'Jt '·.~~ Su~y NEWPORT, J:l. 1.: Ken ltoscwall ur AustraHa. won t.he Newport Ca· 1 sino tennJs 1tourn,ament by defe~tt· ing Ham :Rfcharc:lson of Westlield 1 1 Come In ,And Sfl:~p Around ' ' .SAVE ' AT MooREs! ' · ~:·:J:··:&<l::,:6-:6:,:8-:2:.;::::::·::::::=::::::::;:::::::::::;:!~:::;~'~· :;:;::;;::;::;:;:~~~~ ·1 :·:· frt'ihtq-bp ftom tlm11 to time.·: coUl ,. Water Over ·hands anll ~' •"'"" tOr a few miliutts. 'J'hen . drY . hand~ well~ and aPply fr,.. V$Ttttl. ls()odiil'l« Trllllhtt lOtion .tth!Clt,)'OU ea-n keep in the rdrlg. . ;ir'iltot' l!lo that It b teftel>blnal~ ~Cjol .' · ' • ' 'I' " Slirtolltle11 PicbJ Ow • tilt ,J4 row,...., •• tHe~~~-.-. fl:rt. "Jh\ tAil .....,. ef IIIII ~ ,._,. ~loisbed a~cond .. , •nq ' · ST. LOUtS1 )to.: fa)' Crocker ·won the Nctrw«ro!l Huts Women's 1 ~ 1 iahcd tllird. ) 1 roatnin& in the ·' ~uUield •'' ·Crosley's little; plae!e f caneil ;Fr,_pkle Robtnsoqr tl.i in the. tact. . j .,. , ~~~ ' '· ) . -- . -- witb Ope n golt' '1\oul'n&ment by' thert! • • slrokes ovet ~O:t:ce Ztske. Defend. lng cham'pion I,ouise Sl.lil!IS fln- Come' In when lt'a. Set~lng late. A - .MILWAUII,EE, Witt.o Ed Furg<>J y,r()n the Miller Open go1f tollrnathat gr1.1at , mcnt w!tb a 26& total for 72 holes. Who'e an;y better In ePUe ol the; . ' AUTO ACCESSORIEStiRES ' . PI;CNIC SUPPLIES~ SPORTING @(;)S • FISHING EQUIPMEN·T ·_: SHOTGUNS~ · .nms Everyone knows that Klu is om ,.. ~ flnt • , MANCHESTJtR; -..Mass.: ShltiQy And Crowe Is ' tr0u~d when Jo~ry won rl~ l!:ss'e¥ Country Club's need· him t'~e- word. ;., womcn's'Hivltatlon"a1 tcnnl9 tourna; . i nient by Mtc.a~ing Louise Brouah, . rraW. MAKE MOORE'S ' YOUR ,. , ' • I HEADQU~RTER$ FOJI,: who Gene Littler a 269. All Star Jobnt\1> Ol{d Phqne 388-Y YONY.EltS. N. Y.: ,Noble Adios defeated favored Bachelor Hanover in the $71.~70 Wllliapi. H. CaDI Futurity pace at Yonk ers Raceway._ CINCINNATI, : The Cincinnati Redlege equ11Ued the major league record. q( elebt 'tw~e in one llmt!·' wbU-.•..beJ.Ung: 'tl),e i MilW~iltee Braves, '13~ . -. CJpey fan, anda t,J!!UI;IIY in her the 1When Art and sprlne Mlves us poeri'l on JoeBrookll, . . Johnny, team. This year ahq didn't come Stat·t off a little slow, through , with the UauaJ poetry, There's GIWs, Acker, J cf!coat too but last wet'k we received a poom ·Black, and Jansen along wlth from her in the mall. Gllly's Herschel, ' poem u entitled j.•My Beloved "You know who." RedleRs", t~nd 1 can aSs ure you 1, • that she rea lly feels that way a- To Blrche, Fran~·. Jim a nd Tom, bout them, win Or lose. So here The mHQJiger and concbing ct~w. aoes with Gllly•a contribution on ' And htUe Doc A~;~derson too, the 19~ Redleg~ . It takeq , you' all tel make a teRm'' ~ Beloved Redlcgs And keep them going :~t ful1 1 Whether they cn'd up first or t~lrd steam. J want you all to know They are the team that J root fOr Blll before I cl(lse 18st l (ol'get, There's WRite and Jack, and And the- tFam that 11 love ~o . George and Mnrk. And so many an lnnlng· I've con· They play every game hard st\'u~d , .• itC And ' until ihe end riotblng ls Through ~• listening to the {out" ' d,.lded. of you. , ~ That .1.1 tb(ltr ·trend. •p - .. ~ Let's take a loo~ . and w.e've got , PHILADELPHIA: Mae FaggS of New York wOn tW() evfl"ntS iri the wi ..... '"'' ·1 • f bla lot. · ~Oil .Wiab.. ' ..,.~,m Three Cornered Pennant Race t.d ..... Sll(#f-1dtJ ==~ ' ,.,.I I . l(an4~ USED CAR SPECIAL c <t\ ' ' Biown, John Young. John ley, Mitch Johnoon, Bjlly <ll!•lb, Bill Sheridan, Earl Smith ' and Keith Reut.,. In addition sam Rus~ell was lost to tbe slnte he now Is 19 yeara: '• -c::::; ,, and not -eligible. , .. Down at Mldllt.port C01ch Chlrlie McDonald and ht1 .,.., . .Ittant, N. P. Swackhamrner, aN .... ptcted to trNt approx:lmately 35 to 40 boy• on opealng The Jacket. ttan just flw 1~!""" returning, and MH In' addition two more letter win. Co.ch Al•x Cilo a.nd hit new ~ltttnt, Dick ReHon, wltJ. hiiH 'five 1nd po~~lbly •I• lettermen on h•nd • the 1956 teason teb underway. He h-. only one' backfield man from the 1955 t.am ,..Vr"" lnt 1nd the yountfler, q1111rtv- nbulldlng tuk. batk Don Smith, w.. not • ...,.. 1955 t am ,. fuiiiN•ok ular. tn th• line the Panther. Dave •Hind; ouard St•n much beHer fortlfiH with b'- tnd Ed Mec:.m••. auard Jim 215 pound Junldr H•wthorQ, 196 1 ftd bck B........ N Inn PMJnd Milton Lambert 227 poun4 1 _, e ' .. Rkh Barnhart and e on McDonald lost Jobn ' Vroma~ . hand. lnd Gen• lofumon 11 ot Ro11er. Covert, BUI Dodson, .1im doubtful ttahls, and may Dot M ln Mournmg, Larry East~p an.d Bob •hool at Pomorey this fall Iince McKinney by graduation, Efn~e his' fathiH' h" bHn working IWIY Kauff and Joe Rice areova"tolwe! '" all this ,.u aummer. " the rervlce 1nd Rich 8 put the 19 year old aae The Panthers, who shared the addition, Will Hurley aJJd-ii;i~,,J,! SEQ title last fali wllh Jackmn, E85t have both moved away from lost U1.e following by graduation: Middleport. Bob Wilson , Gene Mitch, Harold Both coaches plan two e sesslon11 from now untll 1956 POMI!IOV Sch•dt•l• St9f, 1' . Wefunn& H " S.pt. 21 Ch•unC_,A Sept. 21 Belpre A Oct. 5 Jackson H Oct. 12 NeltonYRie A Oct. 19 Athen~~ · H Oct. 26 · G•lllpolf. H Nov. 2 Loaan A N,v. 9 Wellston H One local owner King FootbaJl taltea over toda:r ners bave moved away. . -r._ Losing To~, Braves WHEELING, W. Va . U The Buckeyes made it fOUr lD a Panther And '·Ye' 'llo·•••" J"cket « · T Gn•dsqua·ds ·Re-'port' 0day HIGHLIGHTS ·-AS R£PUBUCANS Redll@s Drop Behind The Mountairtetrs row over the Mountalneer.s*sa~ur­ dii y with a ?.7.0 victory In the Ohio Valley Ali-S1ar football gam.;:. The Ohlo team mado:- up of outstand ing graduating hiatt. .scbaol senwrs from the Ohio side &f the valley, displayed \oo much power for We st Virginia, drivlng 17, 49, 50 and ~ vards for its scores. We11t Vii-glnia made its .!Jlrongest bid for a seo~ early In the final quarter. N•d J>ell, Llnsly Inslitute, recovered an Ohio fumble on the visitors' 3!'1. The dri'Ve was stopped seven plays later when Bob Jeter, of Weirton, was smotbu ·cd on the Ohio fiv e. Gene. Seil!li of St. Clairsvflle, was. named mDst valuable player on thP. Ohio team and Larry Gry5kevicb of Weirton the ruo&t valuble for West Virginia. ' • ·<. AT' ";> 1 THEY'RE .. GOING TO SERVE A BUFF~'r L..UNCH �,, ·- NDDDLEPORTSOCIETY POMEROY SOCIETY S-Tile Senlinel,l'omero)>:Middleporl, 0 , Aug. 20, 1956 ..,.. . • •••• • e CLASS TO MEET Tbe Loyal Women's Cla,;s will meet Thunday evening at the at ~- .. Ohio, Portly ........ """ cool · holr .... cloucfy cool Mpllolot . . .. . ....._,. .partly Md ._ Hloh ,....., ,7 .. n . . VOL. Vlll NO. 1Q8 • , , Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Oblo, :~~~~~~-------~-------------- August 21, 1956 High Band!.fajoitt tesReady For S~n 1 ~. • \ • Jacobs o( Mllrietta are announdng the birth ~ 0 oot~t'"' at Lake Alma, Sunday. on tbQ...Llncoln Hill Road ,while be wa. employed at th.e Kyger ¢reek· pliDt._ .Jlonald Lee has a sl:iler, Debra, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22ncl IPICIAL MElTING CALLED t~f the Ladies AuxiUary of Drew Webster Post American Legion has been called for Tuesday, Aug 21, at 7:30 p. m. the pre~ident, Mrs. W. R. Davia. :Mr.t. W. J. Brown, Galll- by ........,- ..,.e.~ ... Pf'll alon too. 1111•11111••• cllooofollr .... .. j ............ .........._,.......... ' polil, eighth dllltrict president, ror tbe will be present to plan conference which will be held in· Pomeroy:- -'-- -- FIRE CALL The Middleport Volunteer Fire Department was called at 12:30 Monday morning !or a fire back of CUlton. Two Are Guests Upollo with her d::~~:~~~r - Rummage Sale To Be Friday • MRS, t.\AGGIED HOSTESS SL A ghort business se!islun wall htltl with Mrs. Henry Reibel pres. !dent, pre~ldi"ng . A card wus sent to Mrs. Edward Hlte who.~e ~usband Is quite Ill a{ a re1l numc In Wilm· tngton. - IOCUf CYlMD WAfCM CIVIJMI COL~INS JEWELRY Main Street ~bach Mrs . Everett Dall ey, Mr ~ Miss K3tll Eber and Mrs. ftelbel. ~omharl, ncfre~;hm.nls tt ;re served by the hostest; to th e above nanwd and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs Albert tb(!rs bach, Mrs. Grover Er_h Mn. Erno11t Rh()dca, Mrll• Addu.• Grucser and Mrs. William J. Dun;! .,.- LOAN • aian•ture' onl;, u.Uo or rumt*'- Any aft>O\IIII from ••• OPTUMIITR 1ST N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ~ Pl~hu,ount ! .. ' To Death Charge ' ·,. .. ·Ohio Jumor. Fair· I . .. . ;ExhibitorS Fr!)J~ . · Co.tNtiiled Scoutmaster Robert MUll' W11 In charge -of the- trip plana al)d the Rev. C. E. Hoyt, palttor of the Fir8t ....-Baptbt Church and chair-man of the 'n"oop Committee, held an early Sunday S<:hool ·~ vice fpr the Scouta before the)> left for their eampln.t trip. Q. H. Wb~ Jr. teeompanted Scoutma&ter <MIIJs 1pd they wilt· f 1 held iD . Ue~ All-llc~•:s~:::;.·~~.,r:;~~::~~~1~ ol 116.000 :.~~:;~~~~;~~~~ solga by Eleanor Pe"R:gy Lee 'Western Lullaby" bt derhoof accompanied McComas. The l~'t te~iJI!•·~ be held lu Hunlloaton. · . , .. Lee, Mr. · and: 1Mts. Doyle ii!.IUI'l'. Mrl. Ed&:ll' Allensworth, ..~ ~b•"' Covert, Middleport: Mr8. Iva •:Ward Wortl'llnaton; JCa~ Ward, Mf. and Mrs. WJUlam Ward Jr., Ml~ha,;t an~ John. Werd, ~r. and' ¥-!'.1· Oarl Vanderhoof and · , Chlldren1 FloYd Elmer,~ and Peggy Lee, C01umbU&. . tl tw& Sentenced·· To,Pri,sq~ .. ....... By ' • ,... I :.eoun A:~tions ' - .1'1imeroy Council In· a ~rlef th~ Nue of placing parking by i;l~liiying the final rwl!q .. Seouta on the trip AN- Gary Ault, James Batey, Kelth Anderaon Harold Lamley, MIDnlq Bum· rardner, Erne'lt Bowlea, Eddie Bunth, Rll.fmoftd Kloes, Jamu C. Ward, David ZJrllle, Gary Dunham Dale Miller, UOfd sayre, Darrell But Colin Sired, Pomeroy Raan: io IZ, z 1o 1. lCioae at Noon on Thun.l B<chteL Karl Beclc. PICNIC SUPPIR MILD Memberi of the Evangeline Chapter, OES, and tlielr famlllea ·' enJo)'ed a plenlc: aupper at · tbe Galllt><>Uo Shrioe Club SuDdoJ oft. ornoon. · Mr. 1nd lil:t1. Allen Hurhe• invited \be chaPter and :~-. \ thelr gue1t1 to hiYt tbe pJ.mb; at 1 1 · · the Shrine Clubboan aDd peundJ . Mr. · .member of the ' l 1. ·"' '· i• a graduate before ·C01lneil port IIlah SebooJ oad ,or the a,ew IP.I •DCJ bs one child. · was .made" . •lid , coU'oeU lliembeft .Loeal1' . oman Wins Contest And ria. Trip AND .. DRY CLEANIN. . G, .I saves time -and money with . ! ~go-anywhere", dependability l I ' ' : ' .. '. '' '11te tl•lftrul •Jeep' I• IIIIo beot when theaolng lo touaheot. With tho ..lrolraction of ill <!.whoel drive llld 0 'Till Jow p,r ranp when needed, it getl pailellsett,u car"o I throulb aand, mud •now and •oh earth -OJ'I ot Off the road -Ia 1ukind• of ,.~1 tber. For lnvol•t hl&h'(~)!~·i~ 1\ lhiltt qulck\y inlo eonvenliona~ :&-wheel dritl. t haula , huvlly loaded trailen, and, with power take-o& or hydraulla • l liJ~ oper.,.. , wide varlet) of lanu buplomoala Ud • •· 1 1o<1ua~lll equipm,.l. · J••P.·........... ,. ~·llln-11111 , IIIUIIAL • ~ .. I IIUTI . .•. IIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI ... Q.e ia for a demoDitraU® \Od•r·~· ' .. • ' j ! ' ·'·, ff·~'Tl -' ! ..... ' '. ••'~"" J)Q:NE BY SPECIALISTS! the penonal irleoiJte tal: exemp- . iDII!DCml IIODd.Y . ly whoop tbroujbt beir 18AOO nfiiQ:eot bomicidr word platform, which "" !uilionof two women iD ao ed on &.e 1'Jiew P'riJ.. domestic ~~:l: -eciden( .ear ber~ and foteip polic'-a delevope- bY t~e Eiienllower admiaiJtcatloa in Joe Deeter, lmlther-J.a.. the put. tour )'flft. . on~ of the ¥lethDJ, •u Mrs.the p ned reading, Members 1nd glfe.ts :tnelUded J. E. MPier. Mr•· ~- W, jlcComu anc) famllll Q.lan~ aqd ~l;dWafli But-lbe plaUorm aupported JIJ". Eiseahower'• Pro~t•m .r PUttina lint a bal!aeed budpt and cratfu. al redudlon of the aalioul debt-. · Tbe Democratic:: eobvention in Cbie:~ao last wee); ~ie:ed a t:J billion tix reduetiOD b7 in~ulng tion from $600 to . . . , UPTile 1,323 dole- ol the GOP Ohio e(ID\Ient.iou wtre \aet to llQanimous- Lake Hope. 1nd the trip wUI be etlded Wedneaday. A number of parents plan to vUlt. the Scout c1mp wblc:b has been planned as 1 "lt.St filna .. befoa-e .rcbool starts •nd • purely recreation•! outing. Zerkle1 TJ'uckin.a Company furnl&bec;J a truck to take the Scouts and .tbetr eq.utpment lneludlng a stove and lc.e box. The croup took sack lunches lor Sunda)' ' whJie they were aetttng up the ' camp and tbeir menu for the. week ineluded I llrlll quanUtJ ot eus bacon 1nd bea11.1. Get t.be c..h yo1a need on Off~ ~lviDe Youth Sunday morntns at 8:80 ·t. . the first of fUteen · niemben of Troop 245, arriVe 1t ihe Middleport ln prep&J:aUon for tbelr ' be usJ.sted by Haria,_ Wbltl•tch. Mr. Hoyt •nd Charles Stobert will retJeye the other aupervbors Full owing the bu~incs s session a number of gr.mes were played and prizes awurded t() Miss Anna Eber· Max euumc 15 Troop 245 .Scouts Begin . Club Meeting ~bach , S...N FRANCISCO (tll')- Republican policy makers today gave Praldent EileD!aower a "PI'Oce iiDd proeperity" cam• paign plaUonn pledJing lbe party 1o W<>rk for t.u recJuetlons. The lQJI plaUorm set a goal of lues "willl partleu. lar consideration" for low and middle income famlli.. and , small buoineu. Mrs. w. s. Southerton of AtMn1 wu the Sunday guut of The Evangeline Chapter, OES, iher' brother and alster iU. llw. ~ill hav-e a rummage 11ale on Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling. day and Sa•.urday of this. week in the Pratt Bulldlog, next to the Mrs. Harold Johnson and Rieh· Home Re&taurant. ard Lellheit of Springfield were Conlrlbulloru should be brought Leifheit. the building on Thursday af~ u-noon and anyonewlshlna: to have their ttlings collected may contact Mrs. James Clatworthr 11·. Mrs. E. M. Blake or Mrs. Guy Reynolds. Mrs. Blake will be In charge- or the sale Frllday and Mrs. Reynolds Saturday. Mrs. Meyer Maggied, GallipoJia, entertaineC a group of frlenCs Jt I"Jinner .Friday evening and the guests enjoyed cards , durlne the twe;ping. The guests included Mrs. E: • .M:. Blake, Mrs. Carroll SwanMn. A. R.. Tedrow of Hamden Jon, Middleport; Mrs. FrPd rarand Mrs. Dcnvrr Thoma were men, Addison; Mrs. William gue&ts when ~1rH Clelaorl Helnet~ Snead, Point Ple-a~llot ; Mrs. A. ente;hined the Third Friday club, R. Pille bury, Cheshire. Friday evening at her homt>, Fisher IJiniOIIIIO OIAL. Of Taxes Offered In Platform Given Convention • in law, Mr. and Mrs and [amily. , Camping Trip At Third Friday orm Mn. Albert Mea home Sunday after a visit In an<J a brother, Danny. -A 1 pecia1 meeting SINGLE COPY - ~r. and Mn. E1rl Denny attened tbe Deltfly famlly Tbe Jacobs' are former resident& of "Pomeroy, having resided Bllliltea Plaone 318 ocate • • NEW CITIZEN of a son, Donald Lee, at Memorial Hospital Marietta, SatlU'day, August 18. _ wh.tt ...........,. l't8rth ........ 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