http://66.213.69.5/files/original/35e05f045b73c3311cc96a9cc99792fd.pdf 82e6ad5110dd2e9f72cc9d7be9c01df5 PDF Text Text ,, ·- 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 ........ Ill ' Cburch of Christ ot 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Dan ft'!ATI(U ..... •. .. :;;Ar;:..;;.;------;.;;.;~;:;;;;;-;~ .,_, tVOi~m~~;-~----:-..;.-....,_~.,...,.,;;:;;:;ee;";n;r;u.•;;·~-;;·:-;•;;;u:;:;;•;e:;·"~o~t;;r~•;·;·M_.._...:.::....:.•;.:•;;... ----- - Mr. and Mrs. E. Ja. Blab. apeol several davs in Cincinalti this past week. · "; • I .I ~ Tri,Lustre CI,Qnen With A Tooth" - �' • 2-The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , o . Aug 21. 1956 · ~---~rA~Pr.:..-~R~EC~O~RD~I.!.:!N~G· ·' ____.__ TELEVI r~ ·The -Daily Sentinel I ClE ... MGII. ., ..... If· lnr r et some i Jt's from a tU! YNOLD E. GRE" ENI •r repr:esen tm rve a4a Let:ll.gtun Ave., Ne-w York City. 16. Bu'. l lrtl•llr K11.r t.all . ln r !\" Y Sub~rriptioq rates: Deli\'f" r y by l'arr't' r wbcrf' avJit.:.r. l'l lP 30 t:"l' nts per .Vet" : one y~~ r 11' Pd V.1 hl't' at Th t. l':•ilv S.-oll i n ,·l <J ffrr e. Jii5Ufl · lia mo nth~ $7 80: t hree n.on t!is, $:1 90 Sy ''l.!l :w r .. utP wl• .·rr tvaillb1e: on e m tr. th . '1 By mail nnE' Y"llr $it: .-• v ~ l "'rl ' 'l.• U ~~ :ba" month s, $2 . ~ . It May Help To Walk On A Sprained Ankle IIJ HUMAN ll a rupture and needs much dUferw this might cause Irrita tion wh1cla. tnt treatment than the minor lnw ln turn can cause swelling of the Jury, l:ven doctan, however, fre- joint and pain. quentl:y refer to Buch a rupture a.s los tor preliminary treatment a aeven sprain. And so a 1pralned of a sprain- before you ca n ee• &nllle can be either a. minor or your doctor-administer cold apHrlowtnlury. pUcatlona. Cold , H seems, dlmt'Oenerally, when you st umble ilbea ~e amount of swelllng and and twlllt your ankle, the apraln bleeding Into t he tl.ssues. 11 a minor one. However, the WJ- QUHnON .AKn ANSWER ual awelllng around the ankle B. 0 .: Who.t 11 re the symptoJill Jolnt 1otneUmes make tt dltftcult of u t hma? ror a doctor to determine Whether An!We~: The 11 ymptoms are lt'l a apraln or tracture. shortneu ot . breath, with wheeiw • Type oj SprcdD lng and coughin g. A Uttle pronure &bon the area A person with th le disorder of the awelllng usuaUy answers coughs strenuously In order to the queatlon. It a bone Is broken expel the thick pl ugs tha t may the pain w111 bo great. If not, lt be presen t In the tubes leading to wW be ri!lat.lvelylllght. the lungs. Cl l OGe , kl111 J'.. t un • Srn dlc•te, l 11o. . ~ • • . "' ' IN HOMETOWN AMERICA 8:5f:S Sla:n On "t: OO Today 9:00 CGtree Till'e :. S W'I o!L. NATIONAL -<;IVIl DEFENSE WEEK '"" "' SEPtEMBER ':l l) 1956 ' Remodeling That Klt<hen? SEE US FOR A of drlving, utiliting • aeaJe moct~ 4 :00 Comedy Time ' tl w. Studentl · lite then /,iven psycho-phy.alcal ttsb.~ to eterw •·so My r.;tq. r:KWf, , Jnfne field of vision, nll:ht and 6:00 ll<:loll>l!ean COIIV<.IItion a-Jare vlaion, brake rea(ti~n tlme1 8:30 <;Jrcl• 11!t•~~ •nd depth per(eptlop. Result• or ~,30 Rill!...,.,. ()l"!'O<)' '91\ow the:se tests IU'J il:fven to, t~· - ~- . 10:00 ThO ' ~ $ow a~tor who accompanieS tl\e n ·nn Nep.• 1 1tud~mt for the rest Of the course. ·A fter thlt, thtre ~ 8ft ttn t:'l{o. 1Ul5 ' W~th~ hoUr »e.rlods ot inS~ · ln 'tll• II o10 Pl"'ts liOX aUtomobile. .fhe "ftUclU.t a_P.enOii 11 :16 if1!'!Wie · Hu~ q. one ha_ur ot' Ji\h ~..i. di,:lvf~ uoao •~'-~"' ~~~· . · ahd one ~ur Ql:i~f trom t 12 'oo i!'~n~ b''* >AAt whU. ~t ;.!uc!Jn drive.. !J'be ~~~~~... ·? .8FI ~ ,. ~-· · aifety belt; ttil .lilltru_ptoir. alb next to 'the inver ~tn , i}f · d\\.11· on e month _ ~ 1. IUJIIIIS!ll, II. D. IT ~7 be better 00 walk tm a • In tll.ta type or st rain, and 1!1 IPUlned ankle than to tmmobl~ moat other minor sprains. 1 thtn.t Uze u. In a pluter aa1t tor three your doctor Will strap the anlUe to alx weeD. to give a reeli ng or suppo"t' L and It aU dependt, of course, on to belp curb swelling and thtn boW, bad the apraln le. And only advl!e you to exercise the ankle JOUf doetor e.an Judge which by walking, method -lmmobWzatlon or ex:~ fluch activity tnlgh t brin g a bout ercta-11 beat for your particular JL cure wltbln five 1ays, Rlthough lnJU1'7some c:a.sea requi re three weeka or · Btrlctt:y l])eaktng, a. sprain con- even l_o nger. llltl of the tearing of only a few Ocm.;er of Adhealona tlben ot a ligament. Most of the ~ 1t the ankle 1.'! Jmmoblllzed tor Up.ment remalna lnLact. any len~rtll of ume, there's 110m& Dl.ffenat Treatment danger c.f adhest.ons for ming be~ Should the ligament be eom- tween the llgu.ment and th e cu p~ pletely torn, the lnllli'Y actually 1a sule. When wa.lklng 1! r esumed, .I I Pomeroy Obi.o, Natio 111 adverti si ng 9:00 Coffee Time two • and • a • 10:00 Ili.Jffil:! half • hour clast 1 II :OU Tic 'f::te Dough _ .saaslon. Stu· I '1.· ·1' 1• c ould .£n• You dents 1 e a a 12:{10 fars oTI!J Study movie depic.t.inc 12:30 Curr ent right and 1:30 Te nne.ssoe ·ETnit wrong driver 2.00 Mat inee· Theatre attlt,des, and ID attend an hl· 3:00 Queen Fo~ a Day '· 1truetion period on tha mechanlca :-:1 ·45 Modern Roma!lC.e.t pbone S98. e d ito rial oft1~t' pho~ -':" 31r1 -, W!DNESD"Y Siin On 7o00 Toda·y the first • day.On there'» a Publlsbed enrv aft ernooo exce p ~ Surtd:t; b\' '!''J,• l) h ;tl Valle) SaotJnel. fo e.. at 110 }fechank Sr, l~ouw n.•). o HlJ~rr~>·h~ 'ltlfrrP ,\ _, , } , .. /_ TUESDAY 6:55 b hed a drivini course profe3!1ionals. F.O IT OR Zatered as SCCiiDd class mail".lfil math•r at lh" r •·!< l ·•tfH'f' GUilE .. . .. .wsAi~TV . ·!, •·:\ -. ,.~ 1 ' DEVOTED TO INTEREST$ OF MEI G~ ··MA SO N ll lt EA ttCH"IlD S. OWEN • FREE ESTIMATE! ' oN · that tM animil lr•lner ro~oY ,au~obiJe. . ,• , (·J ij friend walino11t lmpr.o.d o~ stucl'n~'J •mijta:}ctta- JUJIID.Y. ~nark Re~ ~~~·- 8:1J1l C.WI~'~~ Cf.lllaln ~,.k or Ail TlilllK• ~ oQO , ~)' tl:QO valia111 Lady ' II:~ Loot r~ ,-. Tbe Picl\lre Of ealth ' ,-_ ' N Tho ' ' - ,.,,.' ' ·, SHOP ' J~JW •CI\r8,Q~.M~~ · .• 1:3jl ~~- Will Be Closed 5:0{) .Repu~l!c~n - ,} :QO , 20th Centtu7 !(~y.\- ~ . DAILY CR'bSSW01H> .",, ' ,. Tips on Touring " ,' your car worked hard. Now's the tinte to rive It a. po9t•vacallon ,- heckup to eneunt its rontinued . ILIT'S OHIO " • dftclent operation. You've probllhly dt·iven It harder and long-er thnn usual. Ha.ve it lubri«:ated am.' the oil drained and rtplaeed. CThla h npeclal}y Important if fou've been fol"l:ed to ·. uae 1evernt dlfrer· brand1 of ~·~~!~~!i/nehe<:ked. your . at Bhore or It up. 1hore, eovered the It thorouahly & tomplet• Sn. Jndl•n u~oj> 19. Seed veiaE'l 20. Correct 22. SilVer COII\I !Ptru) ~ JS, Simp~ ¥ aubo atance 28. Pronred utensil Uoor, tad o19i{ilt ott.n ••lied to !lllb l)l ~-'1'Y tninl.natfOn of the:blfe d~~ebtoieturt that all the Jton .. ,bavt'been,rtnioved. O.per~tlont tor the" mnov~l · ot the 1a11 bla~tter~ •le !lerl01Jt,. but naarljl all f•ll'"tp, ~ve m~ed hriprovem~nt nd.--c:&lj .._-In liad nort)lalllvtt !•~.~oy:~ tood. . SIT. Maiming t . .o ~ ~. Mr;. ;' lilkl'·. ·~s. AT YOUR HOUSE TU.,Do\loY FUm .& )'l..,, Sign· On f'~lnlne N:~lflt~· . Touch - -COntiaued · frottt PJ!ilie ,one ', Aft611rw,on; film FeSUvaJ ' J2:3jl FJhn Jd'..,.,. 1:30 ,l'e.ll\lhlne touch . 'ft.\11 ,Q~~ ~~~se " - • . • I • Roeky )o.neS 2o00 Alternon.n F:ilm ~ltal . Rle!pt.ibllc:m Conventinft 4:oo· Two-Gun Playhouse News 5:00 Re~Ub,Jican Convenf.1o~ ' Klilbt Fights 9:00 W<ld. Weat her · NLnt'tY.-fo~f acres of pasture have been Improved by Bunlgarnel with D5 of these 94. acres bein~ seeded to hay tupe grasses un the <onoiOII< strip system, Nineteen _acwoodland baye been lmfenc; es and ali maturand deaLl tree.t· h.ave --' ' S~Y.~>rt g,, ' :A p()nd wl\lch Impounds apprpxt · mately one:-t'aurtb acre ot wat~r bia been eOnstrueted. Tbe pond suppUee: for l!ls 'livestock by being John fiaiy Wl'l1ler Bros. Prese,nb Wy!!itt Elr,p ;ot~ed .Into a col'lcrt.te J.roua:li be.. Lo·w the dam. Closed cctch basins provi4~fl for foul' sprJup wat~ from them bas tu•tr'Odcii's In easy G. E. Summer ·.Ofla:inalo! Du ' Pont , cav. ' TI(Qat.er 11:QO N•l"• l H :10 spom ' 1-1:~5 ~ .W!~Ilio'r 'l'l!eotre ' 1/f • ' .. Onl)dO , Hours ~·?•, • ·:za Ml~ulei JimmY Walker SMW · •• •. :~.·, FNm Downtow · ,. :i Uveet.oel:. lo "Down·t~ · ,:~~=:~~~:;~ :'j n 1;~i•::;;~~~i~ r:oc:tltl BUSES !VERY DA~ : ail:rri~r11 {~ 1.ftye 8:02j am.Z:OB pm, 7:00. pm '{ural. Ar~~~ .8:26 pm, 12:23 ani,, 7:32 a~ Wlnnu . .l¥;7';:r.o; , (fpe·WI¥ , 1 • R'ound TrJp (lt.) SJ . ThrlOtl (tomb. M:n. ss. Music llbll lK.Gulded 35. fiJ~utr , 30. lklleVtl .to. Part or ' door fl. BecvC.: 41. Boinlit. (J.fil,l \ ' Loiuae Davis and Mrs. on•i¥t~lrllri,,_r~oror a ten daya visit . ·':.St$0~0~ . . Mu Mei.,barL IN ~l:J' MINUTES ' Come rWit Ia, l11n up, ' ' •. ' the cl'lh. ' ·- . ~· . '... '. ~· ' ) :'J ,. J uu . It· r•k• .,· rtu wf•h ReP,..y 6n ,,. , \",oputar "TA'KI · .. J t ' ' ~ tT li~SY.,. . ~m.. (oW Utt f to: · $ioo~».o6;. ~~~#~~~ ~~rt ~1c~; ;·'\. •~n..<i.;e oili.i '~piO r..I.Co' !tfi' · You n-;it. ~~"-..,p,\y 11; }' · 1 .- . J4r:. ,. ,, f •• REDECORATE YOUR HOME ' INSIDEANDOUT! RELAX:; AND LET AN EXPERT DO IT! '' Pear! Bci1ev of Coluntbul wtn well!kend guPts of Mrs. Dema Zwi1· :a.iad ·other relatives. l~n•• Guinther Who -is .stationed tile et DnisvUie, 'n. I. :».Betort at. A.crend Mr. and Mrs. De"er P. Bi.ggero ataff and cbi'ldren, RI.Qdy and VIckie of Lakeland, F11. arrived SaturdJr for a mit with her par· enta, Mr. aild Mrs. Eddie Smith. Mrs. Lewis R. Miller and daugh. teril, '.P:atricia Lou and Barbara Lee Of Fl. •Liuden:lele Fla. arrived : 1ut lftek for 1 months visit wiU. 1 Juir' pirQc,, Mr. and Mrs. Aten ' M:r. and Mrs . Flo~d Mescher and , Cbrts and Keith of Lebanon an-Jved siturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch. Mr. Mfu>. cher returned home Sundav and Jrrs, Mtscher and .IODS remain ood for a weeks visit. 'G REYHOUND' form) ROOF? NEWPA .. r scnla -''· 'P44f~,...a~rmbr harYtlla I HOME NEED A Shain. • ·$5.50 . $9.75 . I . .·Ptua U. s. Tlx . Of( ., ao. aodde•• or 3,.a,. Allen Reeve~ I~====::;:::;;:;;:;::;;;:;:::;;:;;:;::;;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;:::;::;::;::;:::::;:;; (K~ :'·'!!~th) :01 Cincinnati II .:re J --tft'&. .'gailb of MrJ. I' red;;~ Mitch, !dlbei·Svltle.' . M'r. ' and ._ Mrs. Paul Fis her ~peilt ·Sinda;y With relatives in Cohunbus. Jirtnily, Sindia .and Sharon Gru r 1er ~of Celumbus were weekend JUeats of• their grandparents, Ml OTHER PEOPLE DO! lnd . Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., Mmersrille. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph leenhowcr of Copley visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dow. and other relatives, Frl· day. Mrs. Inez Meyer and Mr. and Mn. Taytor Mdlabab returned to -their .bomes Bea.,er, Pa. Monda) after ·· & weekend visit with Mr. and Mn. c. E. Dow, Rose Hill. Hollie Green returned to the Veterans Hospital, »ayton__. Mopday alter a weekeod vtsJt with his mother, Mrs. MyrUe Kicks. . ' Dr. Alston Tracy of Columbus spent ·the .weekend with his parenCs, Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Tracy_ · Mr. and Mn. Grover Wickham of Roctford, 111 w.bo were called hen illness and death of ~iicl~hi'lm are the guests or LOOK 00 Straw Hat 'l'hutre li:U August 24th to 29th "turnl! d.:b·oe"m1ffih bii pa"n ts. I Vo • :we:ete11~ . ¥9tb:(.,Mt. ~dMrs . .Karl >Gr"Me&~. ·~Dill~. Stephen Me·~oWefi,,'W0'~~ 1>e~ tbe guest_of !Uie-G:t~Rfl ,Jq_r t.be past week re- 1 •:a:mol!lld LUMBER oru1 SUPPLY " Quality Qur Motto" S. 3rd St Middleport SHIRLEY S BEAUTY . Wp,J~ ,~ VALLEY William Baxter. Mr. aad Mn. Cyl'tl$ James re- 1IIF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;; turned' tO their ~home, Toledo, Sun. day after •a visit Witb Mr. and Mrs 1 weekoDA .with lolr. aDd llrs. Ka .. j Mllcb;-lliDefl"!llSo. [ Mr. · ali4 Mrs. John James 0 1 Toledo ...ived Saturday for a visit , witli Mr: 'iad ~ llh. Hatry Keiser. M~s Clara ''Gtrlaild feU ThurJday at ber-~e. )lloenYille break· ing her ria;ht·.-np. 'Mr.· &nd: -lira. J~k )lcDnwcll, JiRim.y. Mc~j:ll.. antjl Miu Maril)'n Gruek11 PI Colwobu.. spent the from lt., Oo .,Ray, !fll~ftd Sho~; .- i 1 t2~ ,.. ' 1o9fl You too, can join the rows of our many satisfied customers. :!! 11:45 ~ ~ ~ '<. Guidii>C 1~ . MODERATELY PRICED! . n"' SWITCHBOARD FOR TH~ BLI~D ' Godfreso' oi Life .. 11:~~ ' ~~h tc!.~~ Love of t..W'e Searobl... ~h111' . 1Qo30 $trlk, It lllcll Strike it Rich Vallu-n.t Of ~ Tl!ill., ' uo Arlhlll' Godfrtl ' Built To Speclflnltons By Howard St<warl Mrs. A. JL T~ b.. return~ to her home ·ltimdea after a vult 'wltb Mr: , ~d .Mro- G,..er 'Erb. She wla aeeompaaled home I?J ber dauehte.r,· Mn. Vale Cottrill wbo drove here tor bu. ) Jeffrey GtJibl, JOUPJ IOD of Mr. Mn. .W. A. Glb)l& returned 1 home satiud.ay ,after a two weeki' GRANGE MEETING viJit iD , Zf~JeJvUle- wlth ';c:~~ p ~y BeDd Grange will 0 1 1ad aunt, llr. aDd lira. meet in regular sessioq Wedne•aer. . h Sa e of day at the DAV baU, at 7:30 PM. Mr. and.. lin:. Art ur yr [ Laurel Grange will be guests and Maimi, Fl~. , arrived Sat~rday for pre.ent a pm~m. All members .:n· lndefJDJte w~t With Mr•. are ur1ed to bt praent. , li'.II~Y 8o00 Sip On Betwii!ID· ~lu, nlnttl '"*-!id tinth )es&O!'I1 'the lhJcient: m_~t practict" 8o00 drivlnf: • mlnlm11tn Of· ·ten houn lr;i home. Natunlbr,·JJMI .must b., g,oo accm:npanltd. hJ' a Jt~ Jlrjytp". The fin1J feuon ~OiiifltJ of a 9:30 eomprebenalYe review .of all hi· atrucUOh and a qualifrin« drJv. :.=::::"~~ - . - ff\1 tel!:~ aimllu to the Ita~ road !0:30 test. U thp atqdent. ·~•. a 11 :00 written drivtnr analysb 1 wUl be provided by ·the inetructor. It 11:15 I telr. the atudetit what her Wt!t\ik ,points are 10 abe can c:onctntrate By nonEriT c. RUARK plirty wm have been enurJi, no amount or steveP,Sonian wise- on · irnprqvinJ' them Jtrior to the As the ma n who wrote a piece slpAt~ by Ume. T~e mem,orie4. cracking could ~ea,t a serious guy at.ar. tnt. , cighl yenrs a~:~o s11 y i ng Harry Tru- of the Trumal} re11me aclndal!i named Ike with .a damf nartted m 11 n wou ld wi n over Tom Dewey- wJII have, qujeted to a , pot~ ~her~- Mamie,. whilst Adlai's dlfen.M ant· and the n t11 r·e It u~ because It you wont remember the thieve~' ed wife w~s openly campa1a:ntng mLJdr no senS!! what soever - 1 feel tu otllce. agaln 6t him . ; · pecu liarl y qunlifi!•d to be 11 poUt·. And If I know much or -pebple; Ike hM brooght dl&:nity to the by lloiMrt A. Arent, M,O. len! I' Xf:lc 'l. Oui o r the da~t·k they possibly will be pretty sick White House which I haven't seen ' Gallston•• de pt h.~ or th is e,; pertness-, 1 rec- of Republic.ans by that time, , be-- since Herbert HOOver's time. I kon th 11t any smnrt DPmOCrat cause over an elght-year ' span sincerely believe that Americans While men are more·ap't tO suffer would find th i.~ a he althy ye.ar to enoua;h accidents anti lrrltatiom admire dignity on high - not ~l~Y undt: r <'Over. ean -happen to make a fellow say: wisecracks not smarmy charm, from heart trouble, Women aTe This would be ~specially true "ChanJ~e It." , not Jive.>eQ..·hel! and .cheap brawls more apt to have i•lt bladdu d ~a­ Three to five tim• u ~any or the youngf'r, pretti er bucks Iq ·the. Jalt el~io,n:r, I re~em· Ike has been stern· as well as te- eaae. women at men have pllatonea. · who will hav~ a greot chance· ber-,t·hlaf atl but two percent ot. the !axed, but he has not covered hf· I ' The fl.rat aymptoma of eall bladw rour ycari henre to !Jnho~S'e the ril~f'Jackadai~ical; ->\l~tinf !n i.i';~ 3 u~s ·With joJc:e 8 Gr vula:ar bluster, der. diaeaae may be qui~ mUd, a Hepu_l]ncan• l.f lhcr · ~et ,.~~~-rur Yo~ hlrned · outti..People }Wi,o OT with tht ' oily ;Ah~fmf~l · litt!J ladllutiOi)\Or a aenee of full~ 1 ~tand rul' oflic:eo IR l'&elr tJWn a>ar- never sa:ov 1 bt_UOl before t'ere i.ofl whl~.- fuade:· Frenk!ltt ~oose­ rtaf In tli'e ab<!Mb.en after eatinr. ty H by some mlsca1CUiation th e qu eoued up at the votln.a: booths. velt 10 Clana:eron 3 to the people Subsequent aymptOml may be pain undn 'he right rib. or in the uppf l' 1 don't li!ee how you can whip · ot the world. DemO( ra ts beat Ike th is tri p. EgyptianIt wo\tld be very dirftcut to back~ witlt.lnt,atlnal i&a. lt a aton e Tom Dewey is 11 splendid exam- Ike this trip. If the bloc:ke the pllt&&'e of bile hom ga_l1, pie of how a man ct~n kill him · meRs turns Into a ,wat or a threat knock the record eorhpiJad by the- blad$1er to inte:atine, the food l S Heir by running against a cinch 01 war, . ceai~:~inly' )'O~ ..would l'l· ~lsamhoiver l'tll,l me .for t~e ~n not properly ~Jicested and the li'atl· !if' wes: sh(lotln g fish tn a barrel ther hove a flve •.,r .a:~neral of ~ou.r ye.ra, UD1ess you are a_n in· ent ~y b~bme •\iahtly jaundiced; against Trun:ut n t>ig~t. ycn rs ago, Ik e's milit.ary experience at the : bred barnbur~r or a builHn When Pll•tonee 'forrn and pro• duce pa(n doCtora U1ually recomb ut t he flh'n ln of his earlier de- nation's hetm than I ' kind of BAll- JeJregationJ.at. , l reckon be'JJ tnen,;hftmovai -Of the rnllbladder. r,·nt by Roosevelt was 91. 111 on tuer Bob Hope. It the ticklish ":itrol_l in , a~U-Southern vote « ellmtnatea,t~p rie of infechun. I !~Ink nobody can beat Ike Seuz c,n,al ,uu~tlon .· Ja reaolved,, ]1\0t ,bteiUitl~ aot ev_,n the lauJh· Thil rUptdre, ,er1tonit 1 or pos· th~!\ yell!' Illness an_d nll-s nd 1 'then the RepubUcans, not the lot boy s,tevei'ls~J;I, e~n aiaele the tion. at~,. a ,canCJr~"lftducJ~ luttatlon. lhmk the shrewdest rn An lu the Democrats get credit for "lt. . ·iJ'leero back (n1Q ~dlge. 'l'M ,.1\ltorieo nri<r dltoolve. Democl'&lic J?llrb Was f.J ld Coon· . 111' thr 'JQst electlom. I thlnki ' Thls p,r"edletion· I don't ~~:::::I ., ·The · ndlol~lrt· c~Ti. ftnd raU· stontt and irnOnttratfl poorlY .skin, when he_ 11tepped out of lhe the women of AmeriCA beat Ste~.· 1to ·J8ar up. I learned my I• wprklnli ••II add!i'! 'by apeclol Presidential picture. venrron all by lhenuelve11 . Wumerf :'!'J~.h ·HJ.I'J;'.y Trqman. Kefau ver Is pl~ty )'ounl{ enough, belni basic little b:ea 11 ts, they urt~· ~CiOPJ'I:'i~~ 1"958, by United teitbnlct. SomttlmtJ_t)te ltonts are of a fat ~Ut!d ehol¢•· 12:110 und more therr sea11oned auuugh, rou r square to 1- matrimony _ an& ·i',Mlur.e S)'liW.ca·tt, lnc.) · •nd ca~ Qtv Hen on the ~~~: - -- - ' - - 1 Lo be the logical boy next trip, ~R ~ • p . r X11tif:ti,UL dtmonnrate 1 • ·, UI'e soapy Williams, Robez'l Mt.yl :SO t~tlt J}Mo n oiQdlt ai\'ea the pa· /ll:!r ancl the Other young wh ite cttn' ' _... tl'6tetl to awallo"W 2:110 hopes. If I wert' any ol the lad ~ the, ~ldl~ ·btloht•.:.T.JJe 'chemica 1 in with an eyq on tht' future, I'd welthe tabltttl• QJ)J~e to the ¥·ray;s, .UJO come Adl,s i 'M serond ,.~ffort) give DOWN 21.-lame Jt w!U.J>o,RI<kei;;.J IW !~oliver and A!J~S· 4:30 thtf'lr him a bl~sinlf, and call hlm a w· l. Native of 1.1:\'llllsh P.aue4 hlto t~ U-lblaCider whertt ' a:l. Up; at: may be 1tor until needed. The writer scoUand come Tesplte, or intermission. ln 5;00 ward ehtmlc:a.~ by sw·ro\U1dinr the "fat.a. Grate • . Se<:Ht CO• lhe· structure of n po.Ut icol c~ ree r . curvb" 1to~;o, ·IIi¥.~ 'iiJ!m 1tand out B:OO 1. PCe.c. of "qperatora "When - or If - aa uou like, .. darlt- i'OQn(t 1taUa. ·86rMtiftlM ln( fOCk S. At one t1m1 he ge{a be.at thl~t trtp, he's gone,· the tubt or du~ leadinr to the gall 6.05 10. ~lftd af ·bay 4, Golf .,pi I\ pastured. T~e not-always benevobladdor '!Ill. "' •hloc~•d ,~nd the w.l~W 0,. Rucal tont influcnre - If s u~h still re-.chemle•l ... ~~"'re..h "'' ·rail 6:10 !hlp'• t'l, Plu~ oi / 1. Genua of bladder. Itflthrs t~se 'tli'e «an bl~d~ : ·nw lns - of Hnrry Truman on the plank· "~ny" , hera der will not be vlalble and this too 8oi5 t•r l), A dropllkt lz'. Ptfth So lmporlant 10 knl>W· . .1• . ~Udl• ~;r~arklng •. o..ollne ~ radloiOrflt rfpor.~ all hit 6:39 (Arth.l . (Brit.) ftndiil» arid' ~Ommehdationa to 31. T&ut U . S.i. eqlt D. Miltile lilt t~'~t1hll' phyi1Cill1' 1 whether '7o30 34. Glidl) 16. Total ytt&pon fami 1 ilodor or •.umQJI. With 3£. Rougn, lt..ftuttte•lum U. PraLle• thta f11ormat1Qn, j)lus the (lther 8o00 bl'oken cllt{ (aym. J , ll. Checked ...."!!!' . • · .Ar Ca•ol toni _ _.. eXiil\lnatiOnr,·th, P•tiidnil 'Phy•lw s-r: '41n'• name if. f(eelobllle4 11. :EmPloy ol'ni eh l'b,en_-,np.ka ·• ·f~nd decd- uo am•n'• JrQvel Aufhorlfr as. JJI.mlan <U<k~ t.. .. •• ~~·~ ••ll>•~l!l . whol :t«otmenl 1hould Yo11 plo.yed on your summer . 11. Sho.hone&l\ · ~ ~· lo•:..S: iD~~~~heoo opora- N:OO vac r:~tlon, but the chances ar• Kitchen Cabinets NEW CfTiiEI'l Mr. Jnd Mrs. Robert Wills (Belly Jo KeSIIlnger) .ar e announc. ing the birth of 1 si x pound 12 ounce dau&}tter Robin Anneltt' . at the Jletp. Gen era~ Hospital on MondiJ, August 20. Grandparents are ),{,., Beeeller Ke.!;singer, Middleport, and Ml"i. Florence Will Burlin.(ton, N. J. and the grandmOther Is Mrs Bessie bewa, Vineland, N. J . SOCIETY • wllb :t~,t "oboirvol!im" · 14~ She ltVn941 a areat d_eal.~,t :rfl.t.chln; tM With Lastlog Quality tt•y•d nearbr. contrGI and wu rratetUJ .for <tht ii:tet.J bplt m0JY ,thJn Ortcf~) ·_, ' Custom-Made the el•phmt thmiih th• &tt.-h of MlddtepOrt, ,rOviding of .::oune, a11d Mrs. Max Meia:bltt, Jamfa -Guinther and Mist- 1tfnry u..ldon spent Sunday in Colulnblu· 't'ith relatives. They were ac:com· l)lJiied · hnme by Mrs. Pat Parker dd daqhter, Robin for a visit. ' . , )fr. . aad Mrs. Max Meiabart, Gu.inther and Mrs. Pat Pu· d~upter, Robin left Mona few dsys visit witb rfll· -"''· ~ ; · Cincinnati. lotOileCentDown ON MATERIAL OR LABOR AS LONG ;AS 36 MONTHS TO PAY Fint Payment Due 30 Days After Work Completed ' BANK F,INANCED (NO HANDLING CliAaGEI GET OUR PLANFREE ESTIMATES! CO!IPLE.TE INSURANCE COVERAGE CLINTO" SALES- PAINT- Seeond St. '' �. ·'. . J ' :~·-·' t''· 'I(. .,.> :·' "' ., . . • J - · --- ' ·-------- ':f~:::z.._.~ "'.r •·J.I-, If1 ..T .... -.-- I '· "~ "-The oSentioel, f f ' ... - ' Graduation, Cut Severly Into Lilnits • • Teams l'Ung, Fred Brown, Rodney Spencer, D'lbny Zirkle, Charles sa·Yre ).arry 0-T""Ueser, Lee Reed, Rom1d Carman and Don Smith. Football pnt't iJ at Pomeroy and Middlepon will get dQwn 1o serjous bminc-!ls- t()c!:~y lifter yes· terday's orwning da~· s1'ssion was held for issuanct- of equipm!: nl phyKieals and sk ull pract!ee. A total of 55 bll\·s lur ned out to greet Co!'lch AI"''!" Clio at P o me· -----=----·-·--~ · ·-' At Middleport the tono ...nll reported: Seniors: Tom lte11y, iun- • . ·------· • By Alan ' M~ver ·--- -~--,---.,..-·--:-----= Braves Winning Mar~Ovei" Redlegs Adcock'sHontet SPORTS IDGHUGtrrs •dlters :-.: The mOlt * t' INC'IN,NATI, O. UP • If the l'inC'innat i Recl legs. could beat the ll·n ~ UI' · leadmg Milwaukee Braves, lh1· N:. tl unal League pennant rar-e wntl ltl he a d ifferent ~to-ry. j n ior Kennedy, Jim Mllls; Bob H~ nessy, Jtm Bowl~s. Kenny Lewil:l, roy, while at Middleport Coar Dave Hi:i'lo1v . aM Ed McComas. Charlie !'!fd)on:>. ld had :!8 ta ndi- funlors: Car] E4waJ"d!l, Jur ' 1 dotes. lncluded ln tht' 55 tandldat.s at Pom•roy were- letter~n Milton Lambert, Junior Hawthorne-, Rlt:h , Barl\hart, Ted BH-gle and Don Smith. Cilo rete-hre-d the bad W<Jord that regular ef'ld G.. .,. Hermon probably not be in school :~ t Pomerov this football su&O n. Me-en· whllf' el Midcileport . Coach Me· Donald h&d l ~tt~rm• n Jim Milt"- D•"'• Hindy, Ed M'Co.mat Bob Nelson ri n [Hnd Coahl to repnrt later. and with Sttv~ r:llo annount'ed that !Jill h•am will have prncl ice s~si oru at 8;00 a. m. ami 2 :00 rn . daily with skull prartlce ut 7:00 o'clock each night. Mi-ddi('PQI't will hold thtl r morning practice ttt 9 a. m. w ith the oJtf.'rnooo sellllkln lltartlng at 1:30 p. m. Then immedl· ately followin g a ~kull p racUce be will hole\ a ret!ular . ~s.d on r- OUl"'ide. Jnrlucl eU in '~ lh ~ M Pom ~·ruy t-.oy ~ t • a.O...i!"'t• . Jlii>iiW.i.l'f,~:;:tt"l>!l: the l 'd e.'s ~}tt -J. ·~ 41 lna.i'de ...jdtc-hes that ~re ati'Jk(!'JI.... I ol'!i'~ ulrlltj; t;~~~i, "> • -" . t])ifk he's fqrtheo ·away !'•m.lli,O> ly •tt.&o.-Uifli S ; -''f. pf~ now. and our system• -Is, olt· loh:Hfe• ....... ~j'!ltlot --tv. ~let~. ·~eems . Uk~ our p;i_ttbert ... • · . cttvebnd ·u !·- ~6 Gt&en·~~~ don't kribw it, and.. Rre cop!tnu~i! ' . thhiklllle~r liln\le ifA "-~~a·: to u~ it." Mahtle h:t cn~y_ Ui~ee otia~:~:tfe" · ~ Df~lt: 8f1·~ .utli'~ 'h'O.m- ~'' ~rt Clfvela'M ptfehl!lg · er tit 'flO b~ be ~ll'lb t~at lesf .yea'r. ·, .... th~t'Oi.d. ..~ ..tO~'er afl 't'he time. Grtfen:)?erg finised ' his driV! f9r' "Mickey cirt~lnl_y h&s ·eqtilp- t~e tl~e run record in ·t?leve'lan~· Jiteilt t6 do 'It wlth,'' observed• the b¥~ m J_93~ - It was a b~g orde : .,.. neral maqt:ger of the Cleveland f?r the £tr$l- of 11..,_ threr-.~:amr> 9!:., "mans· whO hit ·58 home rune ·a' nes was played m Ol,a Lt"&Vl"' . troit,Tiger In 1938, '' -only ther~ Park, where ~hti Iert field bleli~h-,•' ·are certain~ Mpects th.11t · will be ers were 375 feet from the p)a ,e_, liard to conquer. - ' rn rl this was followed bv , a Sunt.hy "Right now -1 would sa.!" it doublehe~d~r at Cleyeland Slarl· tould be ,w)!e ' rot MHf'l~ ( 0 hit -8'. lum whick di~ no~ •have a fence Or 10 home ;unS "br!loi-e·L 'afm,· rn.9 ' 'crd!P.I.f~ outft·~ld m ihose tla',\IR. Eo be tn ·cood ·posit-ion LQ. .Qo Cor the. "Denny Gafehou se, Bob ~ellt!_r recore '. , · ,: · ~J:nd Johnny Hutnph_rles we.re th~ "I ink the YanJteei f\ave eigh1· stntlng Cleveland pttcbers 10 tMt off d , s in Septeml;kT; tlie ~b~l•s · se~IP~ ., Greenberg re~all~il. one Gf the ~tudYa'n:taieous- tJ'o. - "i'h~ dosost tblng 1. ~ot to i ~ors. lt d0\8a't. bf!l,J) .ttf _bfl 5iefini -~ome !un Wa9 8, ~oubJ~ O~f Fell~: ~ arour(d, on ed!le 80 tn"n'y dJtjiS. , an Olevel~nd Stadmm, nr, bdl:hn "Tiien. too, it aeems to me thet'~ th~ wan m Iert cent~r. · .. , tnore wlnd in $eptember ana· lt "tha.t was ttle Jame ~el~~!, a~t 1 reevra w. Rams Threaten Walkout On Browns Game M ilwaukee --- - 61 Bronk! \·n ___ ffl Clnclrift1tl ____ '61 St. Lnu i~ .-~ -- ~8 . Philarldphia __ 5:i Piltshur g h ____ 51 Chic11go __ __ 47 New York 4• LOS ANGELES UP · The Cleve· land Browns ma)' have to crash a ti?i up for Frida~ nigh~' s u .hlbition flame With lhe alsg runtlecl l.Oii Angeles - Ram ~ at the coliseum here. pay. If I he d l:'mll nd .~ aro not met, the Ram~ players ~ay thev will nol show up at tht' st:~ ­ sca~o n ..ct. .L,. f5 -00.' .!88 ·47 ~ ~ Jtt 66 .• 36 ~ 0 fV' .$0l> 11 ~9. · .4~ 1 1 1-9~ 67 .4l,.2" 22 68 .398 24 Results picket Une if they expect to show livered by pl11ycr repn•sentatlvoM By UNtTID PHIS lnterftl-tlonal LHtutr TODAY'S SPORT PARADE IY OSCAR me :'":":~· tw1ce. t~ai'~ ~lfe ~ ~ h~': " •:t:rii:~e:o:u:t :I'd:·:"·1=1~1!;.~··~d~·~l\1!~ . ... , ,, · · . · Plate. Atalwl)'s any rate, ttiat's the way 1t alrnrult bloWs Reem;d· in $18.:~ , Greenh'l ~d ~11 :A ·~ ·r,u~• FRALEY with ,five f"llrMB~'1P_ P~Jte 'iPl,l'v~ · St. Lbui!l ln ~t.rOit;"'ipe reealled. United Pr••• Sporh Writer ."There was a le:t:t-banded pitCher named Howard Millt who warted me tlm! ttlat dAY- Not til-t~.. he just couldn;t get the 1-'rf'.:; bm en. dium. Th,e fnllowln g boys- are nut at Pomeroy: Hkh Barnhart, Jet·ry Davi t>, Bob Ea~:~tman , Gary Freeman, Tom P ersin gt>r, Gary Barnitz, Jerry Wt•!ker. Jl:w l Reuter, Jim C'arpentt•r, Vt>rnon Han l.~o n, Pearl Huwthorne , J11ek Jo'olirod, Roger Grimlloy, John Beavm, s . T. J ohnson-, .lcrry Fii!lds, Ml!l;;n Lamllt·r·t. Han ny Morri s, .J irnm h• Jl(•m.~ I!•Y, Hob Sprlflgl•r, .John Mui-1l<'f. Ed llnrtel.cr , Nic k l'oatul'!, ,lllt·k Welkf.t, f'had e 11 SwishJlr . C"h lll"k Ouwnie, Bill Ncullling, l'hil WPrt"y , Hill P 1•r.~ lnge r .•Jim Si sson, Ht•rb Hi~ gs, Larr·y Wilrlermuth , Bill Woollard. Kt•nnY Mt'Cnllnugh, Jlitl Cibbs, Cho t: k Riffle, 0111 Wilson, Phil Harrison, Kenny Leifhle Boll Pilrkcr, Mox Eichinger, Tt>tl Bt!l'gie, Gary Carman, nann); Struble, l'aul Folmer, Craig W~ - d;o . h.it. bl\t, ·:. -~~ -e~Piatt t v)-al~·l!lt!i'IIO · ""'~'~ · ed. i ~He U!Od to jum~ l>fo~ frqm ~ NATtON,t.L L EA!j\1~ The Browns went ahead with workouts in pre prnatinn for the "We'onoe got ~liotl> out on Kintr tnc1 ~ ~,.·~~· -~r:·· ~i;b, lD"Si~e Yogie Wayland and Erne!'lt Bowl~ s Sophomore;;: Tom Clark , Carroll Manley, SttVl' Bailey, Herman taylor, Dick Roller. Eddie Blake-, Kit Nea~ Robert Watkins, Ga.ry Bing, Gene .lbbott, Charles Hoschar, Ed Moore, John Welb, Bob Nelson, Harry Harrls, and George Miller. ~c-5hmen : Dave HartingeJ' Jerry 'Frye, Kenny Manley, Ra.lph Edward s,. Mike OH,f lord Bnd Jan out at llverer fly nlayer repre~cntative s from the Ham .~ demanding pre- w er·f' 111 fr{·~~ me n, 10 Sophuntores, Hi .J unl ur ~· and 11 SenJor~ . At Mitldlepurt there etghl Senion, eiJl'h t ./uni ;Jr~J, 16 Sophornn1·es rm£1 l!ix Rowley , Jobn K€!'tehra, nne Stover, Cornell Vanct, Mike Erwin, Hauck. Both t eam~ facp hi ll: n hul ltlln g programs as Pomemy I n~\ 11 hr1y ~ by graduat ion :rn d l.lu· ll('W Hge limit.. and Miltd li•port l o~l s ix hy graduation, tw o Lu lln('(e Sam. one h \1 the lfl )'l':1r a~r· law , nnd two mort• mov('tl oul .,f lown . I I i;~tf- n1n1 yet. iurtt ...,..~ .. iff 'ttte H~ · 'l8eing a Switch hitter if' a tre. ba..Wt ......,. Nt tt9n Ml~~ m&rtdous help to _Muntle," be ob· M.litle's. eiAult · 0(' lhith'l ' lll!:t'Ved. "I Would think, fo~ i'D· ,...... fun Ncord ~ 60. tin IKii\,ev 'stanee, ih1t our. Herb stot.e ~o~ld brfek tlte ret...., or W(h- ~we- . ·have. an. ~dvantag~ pitcblng •to · ll cu,nlt to the 111M ~•t. letf:·handed bittlna: Mantle."' ." cluMcl tour .t 'tttt · i Othel' . · Mantle's Jl)cteu afaJn•t · 'Cleve.• out.li'~ Mmtt ' ,J~lttitr:. ti land Pitching this year nit~e home' lfll- •111hott •lnce th ~- ~~ rUns is the difference ·between "7.hll mol\umental ·W:· :J;it'.: '"'~- fine rear- and , sebsatiOnal :onr, Ttt,.e fol.fr tortntr .,.,...,_•.• ~k Creenbeti agreed. . - · >·'; · . -Ai10....; Charlton Heston.. Jade The- titlfl.bappy Browns ure l't!· gnrllcd as the hi.whe.~t -pald t~am in prnf('s~ional ro otha: L In addition . t. Patahd ARROW~I,t.D IIH") g!!l pay frmn the till~:> game, RtVI!R wh i{'h hus hecorne 1111 nnnuol orfair for l' h~vchmd during tha pn2a IU years-. \ " It h made ('lear to each player when ht> sig ns a cuntract that he i!; being pahl both ~o prariicc ilnd play in the games," said Coach Paul Brown. " Ht! knows wh"t he Is signing. " YO'tl-'Heal with Gas Now You Can • ' . Cool Witb,Gas! • I ~~~~ " Vandalia Grand American Shoot In Second Day You're·' . Only ~. -' \Youngj ~t ' ' • VANDALIA. 0 . UP· The second da)' or thr: natJon's t~ap shontins ••nual classlo, the 53rd G('and mericao Trapshoot, got underway here today as shOlJi!unm•rs rompeted Jo th~ clasS Chflmpioti shitl with 200 taraets at 16 yard~. Other ~venta 'Wft'e 1 st ale toam r-af.'e and a c11Rmplon of ch111u. Oace. • 'to• 1 '• pions race tor· juniora, 18-~eurs­ old or under. Some 661 scatter1unners com~ peted for the , ¥arioue · divisiun thamplonshlpa Monday. Ned Lilly of Stanton, Mich., who ~oa're\ IOIIOihrob 200 taraets at 16 .vards ou each of three days .1hooting Ja.>T year, fired o 100 Monday to team 1 01~ ' I Alont'·. ·.· II .fuie . -......................... ....... ......... ·-..... ....,..--. _.._......_., _ --·-·· -.....•--".................. ...,_ euellaata..,.u•IJM,-... fte •cts•h~- ·&.. -~-- ...r;..:;.: _........ = • . , . . . . ., ; .,.._... ;. [ I • ;,;,.,.--. .:rl!·····~ ........ ..._'"·-= ............. ... , rlliiM' • •a 14rc lldlnt up with hh son, Joha, Lo take the ftther-aon championship wlih a 390 tt:ttal. The elder rJlly wa1 one of six clus A shooters WQo had a p ~r ­ fect seore at 16 yJotlls Monday, He declined to fire In the s hnntoff whieh lett three a~n!l stl!l tl('(l f4lr the class A honot-t. Davidson ,ot 'DQWI!lfy, caur., won the brotber·lir'other title with .1 total ·ol 3D2. The hu•b•iul • title w11~ •warded to ·Mr. Mn~. Jack Cox of Wleblta .. Tex., aftet· • ahootoff with toupl e. Mn. Cn the aiD ~ o~s I il,.t c:f:•H~i~, ,~NI!:•t. · flependable~ eoonQtniOOl B't'rDitt~ . •Mtilofl Todar The three, D~n- Orlich of R(ln o, Nev. Joe HleJtahd Of Hillsboro. Ohio, and Georlte H. NeWmasl,t!r of Lebanon, Pa., wlll fire another shootolf tdQ. · Lloyd A. Davldaon of Mowbridlll'l· s. · D.. an~ hb broth-er, w. A. .. ,. I • ·•· _, das 01 o fu~ ollonlimical-mak. , ~ ·~ \,- ~ • ' . ' .··•· ' • ' your .~Ot <lo• Air l:aj.-a;H9ner i1 lpithlul to ils • [60 ••'". ~CoOling' in summer • ·••.·htatlng in Winter. ~~ . .,. ._-;., It kttpt ivltry room in your ho~ ~mfortable.- ,, And bttoute thtre ·a1111 no moving paris· in either '' 1ho cooling ~eating l)'ltem, ).ou enjoy ••oubl .. ' fiW OJtrCIIion ••• lllf mail).tenance cGs~.' I' .. .. . - ~ ~- - ... • ..... . . .- ~ ~· -·----,. ~ ·- ~-~ J-·~ �, . • ' ' ' ' . "'t t 6-'-'1'1le Senllnol, Pomeroy·MiddlePort, o ., Aug. 21, 1958 ' t-tall0l'W111'111ortllreoNCUU.. luertio. far 26 eeats Rent ( 121 Wanted to _ ___ -~ pajd .'Or befOH" t.be '..)\b IDODlh lollowing iai..-tioo. tlrrvn w o\tlvef:tWD&-Sbun.Jd be reported llnhoedlae ·»J'. 'L\e DaUr lhat.lDeJ wUJ DOl be real)l.'lltiibh· _,... for more t.bp oue a11coneet ilt £We of ."'1lllnnl:: alril: ~al notkee ol E\>eata prulted at reeu cla :t:ill:leo ravot. Otutu.aril!ll oublbb ed at 1 u.al per word. UU' 1 port. Sponsored by Evangeline l 4 (l..ti Los1 & Found Windshield CJ••nor, Fllle<, AI• Wipers, Mud P1•PI HARDESTY, M8 6th . ' . . " IN .SUEZ CANAL :CRISIS ,. ' CLAISTC1111JT Tht ,WiUins . Workers tlast of tbe "!!•l<rpti>f 1;1.1)1 ~~qreb .,Ut meet 'lfbursday e·Jening al tl'le ea fttr 'the .D uJ,mage,ftlt ·Kill.! Aueust 2+-25 ~at tnt tbany I!Jiurch by Ule Fonsl ·Ru,n . W.!;CS · has been _oa;nceUed. . Ml~dleport Couple 2-18 Jcok _ Avenue, \ , .D.I\1.9RC.t ~~ANUD P.rk:er•f¥trc, West VirCi"!ia; V' 1 GINIA McDONALD, 1311 Camden [ Annue , I;'arkeraburg, West · VirJinia; MILDRED HUJ:l.ST. ·· J:I•.ll Street, ParkersburiJ, Wrtt Virlll;ll8 LUCY MARJE COOK, 310: Frank· lin Street, Pa(-.enburg, W~t Vir· 1 $. Yo"!'l of lpqg jlot.klm· 'wJJ. eranted ~ divorce MondiW ;, fFom ,lllady• , H. 'toung of ~~~ Lo.pJ -DpJ:tom .o~ ·.Jirpundi .-Of gross 'nrt:lfd .9.f 'duty by rC_Oni!UOn Pleas JuqJe ~{c Clilrk. clnla ; FRANCES t'<)GL!SONGt 103 Lutieck A'Yenu~. P.rken'bura West Virg1nla; . WII..Llf\,_ C. HOLTZ, 3919- Dtb Avenue, ... fark· ersburg, West VtrgLnta1 · and . , ;co,O DHd 19 , j1urt llirlj HUtclliown, : .. , . North K•Qovc.-~ pa~tn8 er ·in an auto invo1Ve4 iD•' (wo-car Collision nettr Wijke•vllle In Vifl.ton 'Cyunl)' wu VIII- of Mloldlejoott, Ohio C. _0. Murny, Ylhawa Clft 8 20 3te ~ ~~ ~~~Gen~l:~~oi~~~~t;. _\ · i~U CAIIC:JI\ii,l~; , .. Port n.,.,,~ M•..,.t•ad: ALicE REAL ESTATE! Sl F.mplovment Wanted kiiJed and 10 others <injured'. to t"to. Mar~~:an~t Freeman. li-t Pearl St., Middleport. 8 21 3tp property in SEE ME. •· to bOrrow · money on your propei-ty In Middleport or J>Omeroy, HOMI BUILDERS 8 21 3t.e Call Guy Nelgler, Racine-, Ohio. 8 14 121<: SEE ME. Mrs. P&uJ F~trfcl~fr Hemloc'k .. ·~ PARCEL NO. 1: • Towr14,blp or 0.1~:~~~,,~'•;, tt>"'~ ot Meier. and Stat ~ •·u,b,;.•,Wl;,ded •lid -doto·wlt: M. C. HOBAfrt Do' Beelnnlng at Northwest corner of land owned by WIIUam PbUllpt 1nd formerly owq.ed by ~es.ie B. M:yrocle In Section •No. Phone 1111 MAX . tiobert I!Mt, •fi~ with reuonRhle dllig~e•. be ~~. .... ~rtatned, will take m:.tlce that ?b~n<~ Hllldaro !lied bit pett-j tion ln th : Common Pleat 'Court 1 qf Mtigs Cllnnt" Ohio, CUe No. !2,-t.M, aJJeliDg tbat he fa thf' Dwner of an undiVided . oDe thtr. ~~ntb, (1·13> interest In tbe fol· lowinl ducrlbed real est11te: Middlennrt, It you want Tbetm·a - Hudbi:H. I slgri~ of Mary Eunice , Y/arner, debea~>ed. are unknown •nd clnnot . If you wani to seH yoUr WANT HOUSEWORK or Ironing LOST : LADIES WRIST WATCH with stretch b&nd near Blue 4c Grey. Rewall'd . Phone 30!1-J. 12, Town No. f., aud Ran1e .No. 11 w.un ATIO•w••• :=:::::: .. 41nd running Soutli 96 rod1: tbenc~ Ea•t 28 1·3 rodr. thence NonJJ 96 todt along A1bert Sehultz'r line: thence Wett 28 1·3 roda tD the pl~ ol beMinnln8. con-talnlna liJ acres, more or 1~. A rilht of way beginning .._, the Southwe•t corner' of said land· and runnJn; West to an elm tree lii.Jld ., the township road 40 feet more or less, and 20 feet wide. ' . PARCEL NO., 3: Being' all tba.t plil't of the N.orth half of the Nort.h~e st quarter of Sectl,on ll, Town· 4, and R~t!!&e 11 that Ues West of the pubHc road . which pa ~sr.s through said acctlon CAR REPAIR 1934 BUH.::K century Riviera . Excepting 10 ac-res sold to G. T. Coul)e, d)'naflow drlvo, exccp- Neigler & Cleek Garage, Racine, R11th off of the West end of !laid Ohlo. 8 1-1 12tc tiona1, $1991). Blaellnar'll, Pom· Cleo quartet s!X!1ior1. 1 eroy, Ohio. 8· 10.6~ PARCEL NO. 2: Also excepting 11 lot out of the All Mlk.. lllld llicid•~ 1953 PONTIA C Oel uK. B cylinder •70 Bl Insurance Being part or the North l"taU or Northwest corm r of suld 1nnti and +door Sedan, Hydramatie drive the Northwest quarter of Section now owned h.f W,almn anrl Phll· original two-tone green. $1095. ~o. 11 , Town No. 4, and Rp,ng:e 11 llps o.n the West by llmd of Amos BoadJ. Phone BiaE>Unar's, J•omflroy, Ohio. beginning on Field 's line a.qd run· G. Rardon, on the South .by land 81Wc __ lng North 80 rods along ' Albert of Cowdery and Fields and on the CO~ETE ln•u"•"'t:!e Pr4rt~•t'll. Schultz'.s line: th~nce West 88 East by the public road, contain· 1fl~3 BUICK Special Jlelux 4-dnor t.tfe. AUto. F\r..,.. Pnllo. Call 'Do• roda 1o tlut eenttr of the roa-d ; ing 40 f¥:~f!s, more or less. S{'dnn, one local ownC'r. $1105. lUlls. Mlltrfleport. Ohln thenC!e wttb aald wad to Field's There ta a right of way renhu·ttnar's, Pomeroy, O}Ji~. ., j,;;j~i\"li::::, --~Un~: ~hence with Field's line to served {'16~1··, the South sldC of a w-me · I ) RerJl l=stotl' the place~ beiJinn,Jna:. containing satd ·.lo~' W, nwdW, .fr(ltta tbo pilb- ----- -- . -"- ---:-'-t-o-ii:_:_ - -- ==:::--:---:80 acres, mo .. c or l~q: . lie road t~ hi..t lot.. . • Hifi2 HIJH'K Special 2.door t;cdan NJ('J.; HOUSE WIT HAATH. IOY('lv . '!his de.ed is f•Jr land 110l.d to (t,·nr. flow r)rivr , lor11l'.v ownt•d. y/Jrd. 1-> nt, or ~l!zh water, Hll mml«<H.AP .UCOif ·J. W.•Johnson by the . hch of $39!l Rlucttnar's, Pnnwroy , O. l'rn llli!illcl\, furni sher! or unfur. Pbone IJt Thoma!! Gum as racord(Jd fn D•r! R-lC -Oir . nlshcd. Abo selling nil mv anti-1'~;::;!;::;:~;:::::;::;::.:!;{;~~=~: Bnok Voh1me 115 at r ~l llo~ to. J!. "'" ................ c.. ' IIIL ..._.It, ...... II , ........ Oltlo . ' ' (81 Auto :.ales ' . . I Chapter DES, on Augl.t'lt 24[ and 25 rrom 9:00 until 4:00. ---:-:-:-:c:--c==-=-:::::--::::":::21 4lc 1 l -SAY I OON'T vou KNOW? C'""• ou FRANKLIN HOLTZ, .1 106 ·16th Avenue. Parkershllr~t. W ~t Vir· for sa1r glnla; who are non-residents • Good tires. Ovt>rhauled motor. (8)-21, 28 (lh --4 3tc the Stat'" t~f" 0'·'"· ""A who are Will trade on Ride delivery, hay. =-= · --= ~--==-~~ ....:~··====::. pee~ p1rtiq, 'D t.bJ.a acUOil rake, or 2-whecl trailer, o r 4- ; and that t •• ~ ,~.,, .. <!.:. " '· c> daress ~s wheel filrm wagon . Ralph h . of tbe dcl'endants. all the 00 • Lamhrl1,1bl, Bailey Run Ruad . known heirs, dcvin•el'!, , legatees, Rnad, Pom4'roy. 8-18-tr exeeuton, admtnistraton, and as~ 8298-J, Middleport. --- ·--1941 GMC PlclhiP Trurk ----,--"C"""· _.:.:._---c:-:c:---c Oak'!t'• wiU l(lve yuu the bllst trade on furnitt.:re ur applian· Lllb... :2:-cO::R : -:3:-::B-::ED = a::oo =M -o-:h-ome in Tup- 2 Out&Jde Rear View Mirrors: pers Plains area by teacher, Bidder to transfer Dwnp Bed 2 small children. C.all Rio from old equlpment. Bhb to be Grande. 36173, collect. 8 20 6t.e on purchase of new equipment and on purchase of old eQuipment 16 For Sale or Trade separately. Old equipment J1 1 One 1947 Dodae Cab and Cttaais. MOTOROLA CAR RAOIO . Fits This equipment may be inspeeted any model. Perf~ct eondltion, at the VIllage Garaee. The 'Yl1· $20. \VUI trade for circulating la1e reserves .the right to gu beater. New 18 Inch walk· any and all bld11. in• doll wil h outfit. P.,nn ~ Ut NCb RUMMAGE SALE at the · Pratt Building, 2nd St.n~~t. Middle- p.,., ' . m WOI'd. OM . . Jelti.OD. K~~~~~ r.lttqe Qre.- IDODtll LEGAL N01'1C:l! • { ( 141 For Rent ..... :r cmv per . lf.pedll......(pne LEGAL No.TICE DELMAR HILLOORE, Rids will be ~pted by the 1e • K• F I Village Clerk unW 1 p. m. 011 Trai r Par.. , -o ort B!nJamln Harrison, lodiJ;na Wtt:.LIAM September 10, l!MWI far ttr.e Collow~ FREDERICK HD..LDORE • . IJR lt W. CAVE ST.--6 room hoLlle, • , ·· 1 equlpmenL basement, large lGt Provislo'ns 1 2;1111 Adams Street, · ~altona tnJde for mmor repain and 1 • Twa Ton Tnlt!k C.b •nd Hei&htl, Pebn~~•nl• ; KENNETH cleaning up vard . lnqutre 19 W. I Cbasls. WJtb 2 3peed rur axle, 6 HILLOORE, 1 . ~alh,; Avenue, Cave St., Po'mero;v. 8 -16.6tc 8:2:5 x 2() 10 ply tint (Front 6 . SpringdalALLe,PeatlSY1 vanla; ' LOR· Rear), Heater & Qefrosfer; Sipal ENA . GR , Rura 1 IUiu.te No. 1, r"'ll1 , -.te ot ¥ ~dUI p..• wartl .nil be c.aarled for advertillna: If aot . .. I . WANT • ADS • ~ . . . . . . . T!ji. ,s,'!t\Jiel1 PQirle~oy+H~Iepollt, o.. Aug.- ~~' - 1.9S0-7 . . . ._, ,: .~'1:.o METROPOLITAN ~­ _-lll" liE u· .. OH JUNK. ---· -·--· nur~ •·•HIIIonahlP. Alyce Rrhn~i· l. Jll54 l't.YMO UT H lielvo•dere _. _ rirr. Clifton, W. va. 817-6i.c ll odr Sedttn, low mii CaAe. OM owner, $1290. Bhlettnar 's Pome. FOR SAJ..E-Pear• ~lrby Real Ea-. roy , Ohln. 8·1ft.8lc t>a1.e. · Rntbmd Tmvn.t!hlp. 31 -· ar.rP,~ J.nrnt. hOuse. barn and 0111 1954 MERf'URY Montt.! rcy, hard bulldln~tll SeP r.eorJ(e A. Meln top Coupe, overdrive, $1795. lrnl'i.. Aflrnlnl!!tratM . R-1-H Blaet.tnar'a, Pameroy, Oh io. 8-16-6te -~----- 191 For SG;• ----- ?IS WHiTE ROCK PULU:TS six monttu old. W. F. Hill , Chcblt•!·, opposUo a:olf eoune. 8 21 3tc - -- t' llESII COW for aale. Bailey, Flatwoodlllo "-- r. B 20 Btp 30 lf&llon electric hot walel' benter111, 10 year warranty . Spe· cia! price, $87.1~0. Vadi~h Plumb ln g. l 'hono 4-ft..M, Pumcroy. n. tH-tf !'OR SALE TO'IIATO!:S MEXICANS tarat ptnk:, r."n-•cld • 2nd house eut from aehnol hnuse. Wllllr.m H. HolDti•, Syr11cu~e. Ohio. 8-6-l mo.c - -- ---PEACHEs-Hale Haven and Gold· en Jub!J!M'. New Haven Ort·hArd. ~ew Haven, 24868. w. Va. PhonP. -TtJ 7-31- !1 PEACHES - Pit;lkinlil ll:tlt> HAven Peacbtll, Brln1 CDI'Itainc>r. Web~· ter Fruit Farm, 3 miles f'a~t uf Cheder, Ohln. 8.18·tf ' WIIITE SWEET CORN. Largr ear~ Cltfrord LcilbrJt. R9rll: ~pr i n~t R(t Pnmeroy. Phone 032-X. 8·18-31 114) For Rent - ~ ---- .5 ROOM FURNISHED 11partment, newly decorated; S room apartPhon~ 7·M. 8 21 6tt ment. ~ Cueltltl' ~ultt POMEROY frame home Larie 5-bedroom whh hardwood IF You have IICtiMthlnt To Sell, Tl'lldiO~ . . nou·nce, bt' I• l)ially Sentinel Dls~loy Ad or- Want Ad tio Your . Repmentatlve, . II'• ' am. - They Glt lln.ilh ;:: : .: i ;.; floors, 3 Ulc batha, tlle kitchen with dlahwaaher and garb&IJe disposal. 9 rooma in all wlth pic space and plenty closets. Veranda. full basement, hot water hm1ting. Gara4le for 3 cars. La rge lot. Beautifully locatocl with view or Oblo River. Excel· lent property tor bome, medical clinic, or convaleacent hoapltal Shown by appotl\tmtnl only. MIDDLIPOlT- 4bedroom mod· ern brick home. LariZt'l Jiving room with · fJrepla~e. Nice dining room . KUcbcn h111 olenty oak cabinets, atainles1 . »teel sink, dlshwa11hcr. 001lt stairway to up. tair,11 lar1o closetl, bath with beautiful blue corner tub and rlxlurea. Full ba~tement wlth a:a~­ firf!d hot water heatlnlil. Veran· da on tWo side• of house. Brick garage. Located in u:eellent 1\('iRhhl)rhnod. nut of bl11:h water, and only 2 blocka from the beart of town. Call for appointment to ~ee thl1 exeepttonal home. ROOM~ Of New · Furniture roa .$299.00 BAI(.R FURNITURE mOllfte ~ -Ia ~IIADJ ' 11 I • Quallry, ): .-rv,tci and MeiChtiiliU11 ' .,, To mo:ot tltl AoiNI of ,,.., femllr ••• •,• the flflllll.- , ~ PoraffO)', Ohio. •. ' tram" house with blth, i!:lectrlcity, 11, bratlng. Ba,eml.!nt and front porch, l1r11e lo~ and very good gardtn. S300Q.OO. Owner may Electrlc iRooMAP...tilent and ball, Modern. It al11o suitable for ol fice apace. Call Pr. K. 0. Am-btry, 27W, Pomeroy: 8-ll·ll FOR 8..Df.1' - apartment. PboDIII 11001 & I'GOM Unfurftlahed ' "1001t 1 tl-18-31<: wallplllp@t eteamer. Clinton Flsber, Mid dleporl. Pb. 11211&-X. 11-l·lf . 1 ... ' ....-~~ -... PhOM 101·Y -......--··· ·" $UIItRISE !'1" RODNEY DOWNING I . INSURANCE .AGENCY . ' Plre, .bte.l.llla.. Hltltlt ACCIHin' Ult,CIIIf!llty~- - tor Plaintiff. ; (9! 4, ROOMS and bath, to Colt> St. finance " part. ' . for amall reliable family , $M pet· FARM - 54 ICrta, with 7~oom monlh. See Mrs. How111rd Cecil. house witb eleetrlelty and free BOO W. Main St., evenin11s. gas. Good barn, 1renary, cellar 8·17-t f ~tnd other buiJdln;a. Alf~fa. timothy, and lespedlza meadows rw ,.. lhtftll• Llddtn Somr tlm})er and Ut01li1nd" ot kltlold Boor$, Drtll Clolllt locust p<NJta. Plen~y fruit, ~0.00 Cllaton Fllbor, lllddltpol'l. monthly lneo111e from ••• well . Plloae ......X IH41 IMlOO.OQ l'lr wltl lnelude stoek :Z five room apartment~~: ~ four· and equlp•nent for $7000.00. room aputments. all with laun CUC~LJR IIIALTY dries and aaraa:u 1\. N. Bengl!l Vor rent - .The- petlUon further alleges thal The~ore Hllldorp iJ a nap-, , hew o1 MJ.ry ·E~mice Warner de· <:eQH', and o.wna an undlv'idcd thirteenth, 0 ·13), Interest in above deacrlbe!i real . t'tate and lA a ~enant In corhmon with the above n11med d,dendan~s. prayer ,of said petitlon Is Court aet off the plainof said real Qtate In r and a partition t:fiereo! O~~::~~l11nd O'Bl'ion ' .:J.... • . } ' . -,,.,... .'!. ¥' - ~~·-- or lea. ' · The personr first above l naibe-d will take notice tb•t t~ey •. bave been made- parties de!endant , to aald peUtloQ and they are ·~\lir· ed to aiUiWel,' the tame on of be. fon tho 20th !day nf OctoOOr. 1MB. Theodore llitldorc, PlaJ11.Wf MINIRSVILL. -- 8-room 6-14-tl lo• 229, I 12, nnd No. lbi at ragl:! 42 or Meigs Cnun_ty, Ohlo. PARCEL NO. 4: Situate in Ollvr Tn w.n ~:~ hip, I Meigs County. Ohio, And betn.~: the SOuth half or th ~ Northwc:;o! quarlt'!r of Scctton 11, Town 4, nnd -~nge 11 and huuml ed as fullo-.···r On the East by IR nds of Georgr S. Fields, on the South bv land ~ of C. S. Carl', on 'the Wrsl by land8 of S. .E. I1a1ter.son and On tbe NQrtb by land!! ol ,w, J . Warner aad containing 40 itre.i, more ·n; 18, 23: 6tc OH, DEA,~ ···THIS IS TIRESOME �., • • ,. •• ' ,. I . . ... . • a.-Tile Se.\ltloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 21, 1956 50th Wedding Middleport Couple Observe Their Sixty-First Wedding Anniversary Anniversary Jlr, ..d - . Charles KnoDI'.eel· <brat«! U!<lr .aty.t'arst weddl .. afllli¥enar,. quietly at theit borne, tamer of Hamlltoa Street aad South Fourtb Avenue, on Saturday, AUIUit 11. Tbe actual anniversary WP OJJ AUJ\Lit 12 but OJ~m· b~ of the · family eame for the Mrs. E. Lightfoot Is Hostess Thurs. Mr1. EveN!tt Lig htfoot enter· q!&iet family reunion on saturdAY· lalDed with a Tupper Ware party, . Mr. aDd M11. Knopp, who are Thursday afternoon at her homl'. a. and 82, ban bet:n in ill healtb Rutland road. but are improved &lighUy at t.llU Following a demon.stratioD by lime. •A dauchter, Mrs. Mae Turley, M~. Faye Wall aCE-, games w~rc played and prizes <~ warded to ani:l ber faplily , .M.r. and Mr:s. Conrad Mourninl and another daugi1lei, Mn. Glld)ra Smith, Columbus. weft here .Saturday and on Sunday a graDd.sOil, Richard Stevens, hfeucbt bit sister, Pbyliia Ann, to stJ)" with her gnndparent• unt1l sM retllrllll to school in Colwnbua i ~ tbe end of the summer vacation. NOW! ~· FURNISH THAT EXTRA BEDROOM COMPLETE FOB . 10 PIECES lneludlng: Dre ..er, Cheal, Bed SJ>rlngo, Comfortable iiiJaUre..,% PIUowo, ! Dreoser Lamp~ & ThrOw Rug. BAKE-R FURNITURE ON THI IIIGHTIU COINII IN OH 10 MIDDLIPORT -~ ·-- - .... ' ·-·--· ·- .. .,.. · •'- .... • I IX Jacksoq Boosters INo Convention Floor Fig~t Level Blast At , Expected By Top GOP Leaders SAN FRANCISCO (UP) - CloBe associates of Prelident said today the Chief Executive expechd the Re· Player Treatment Eisenhower publican Nolional Convention to renominate Vice President low, roWld nedr: and three• quarter aleeves. Satin ribbon at t~ Emlpre waist ends In a bo\11 1 at the eenter back. '!he Un7. Jaeket Ia fro•ted wlth a whitt a A short business session w•~ conducted by Mrs. Ebersbaeh, president, after which same!' were mlnk a!llar•.'::ln=~· J played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Emmett Black· burn,and Mrs. Richard Vaughan. MINOR ACCIDENT The traveling prize donated by Mr.s. Lee Pratt was awarded to No one was Injured m a minor Mrs. Ctlarles Buck. car collision Sunday on the Flatwoods Road when a car driven · The ho.sless served a dessert by Edson Wickham , M of Rlch· courae to the above llllm~d und mond and a car drlvtn by VIctor Mra. Willard Ebcrsbat: h, MtJ. C. Randolph, 23 o£ Woo~ ter sideWald Windon, Mrs. Harold Ebe r,_ swiped on a naiTow part or tq.e bacJJ, Mrs. Emma Liefheit and roadway. Deputy Sheriff Jed WebMrs. Theodore Lehew. ster. invea~tgat e d . JACKSON, 0. V p......_Tbe lack• aeo BOotters Club todaJ Pr:ot-etted lo the Ololo HlP Sehool FoOtball Coaebet Auoc.tattoa liprd.iog the "tre,tme-nt f/1 Southwtem Ohio bo)'J Ia the annual , "01'111-&utb All~tar foot~l pme ... The club. lo U • Open l•tter to "' I , cellftissloni 1o '· •the attelittng i , ----- FROM THm FALL, COLLECTION of Adele Sino.. • BOD comes this black Sheer dreea and matching blou.Jledbatk jacket. The sUm dreu hal Bill Kidd, IIIOC:latiOI llall with M~. Bernice the DAV Darat, MEC presiding. ' Mrs. Merlin Rus.sell was reported ill In Hot:~~er Hoapltal and flow· ers were ordered sent her. Card! were .sent to Mrs. Delbert Eu ,teln whose huJband is. i · Mrs. Alva Hite Whose son, Herald was injured Ln an automombile ac:- .. ..:.,1 _ • He was--b'orn 'oe<!. e. 1876 a.,i. Rl~" ley, ;:~;t tiie '110n of Mt'. and :Mra. Calv la~h botb o~ lwhDm ar~.o now deceased. J, Following the meetiDg a sOclal hour was enjnyed, ga"l-es were pl11 yed and prlzcs awarded lhe winners, after which refrethmenU Surviving are his wife 'Mary. of Letart, W. Va. foul- d,a\lghtf.rJ, Velnln J.ohn.son. Edna tiVInglt!;IOi, Lily Kelvington all of Atron eDd Doroetta Clar~· ~~ Wisnl!r, La. ~s Grue~~er Harry; S.ta~~ .Tames and Wil· rJdent. were servc!1 by Mrs. Karl and Mrs. William Fisher. prblilent Na . Press \!Vhen ~the gun failed, / lhey used a -tablespoon ' · V. 8. Urea lut year: tiM nation's num""r one killer. l'rom 1925 to 1060 aome. heart diAaH dtenaaed, but eoi'Gnart artory dt""n In tho U. 8. ln........ ,,om ~0.291 of lotol heart tua to U.l" ateordinc to MetropoUtan W._. rlat of 21Sii"!i. M1117 HIIOftl hav• bean otlered, aueh ~· t.b• mounttae atre11 of our livt~1 mon fat in our diet, obealty, a IICitl'ltaey life or, later. "Sunda7 a.thJ•tlee." · • been vilitlng her graadparent1. Charles Wa)'land took hla m:!phew, David Poo.ftU, back to his home In Columbus Tbunday after an extended ·ylalt w~th Mr. and, Mrs. Norman Wayi!IM· ind son. Mr. 6nd :M'ilr. £verelt Davis left ~oday for Virtlnla Beach Mtdlcal pro~~'"' {n hurt dlarftOI .. It at a new peak. The ~rdl· oloeJ•t or heart IJ*llall•t Ia alcltd bJ' tht eledrocardlopphlc ... chin• In traelne the ~havior of the hurt, and byJht ra(ltolorilt in ICI C-lAM ·SOCIAL Yieullliq IL Worklnr top~. Wednesday evenln& the Mlddb thtH two phyliclana can make tht heart and ita maJor blood Ye..ela port Band Booeters· Aqoelation vlaibla by lnjectlna a cathe'-tr dl• will have an lee Cream !Wclal at : nctb into tht Talne ludlnl to tht Hiatt ,School ~itb Band DL· htarl or Into the htart lthlf and r::rocloc··, &al'l w_~~.rpke ' prt!!enting ftllln~t witb 1 "radlopaque'" aoJu• Marehlna: B\_nd In a . eonr!crt. tioa. 11 Ia known at an.,:ocardl• The s~le Is to atart' at 6 p. m. and orrap . Aortoaraphy Ia t radio· anYone hnln• eontrl~tlona f~1· lQtc&l ttehnlc to vl~t~allse th11 Mila Y....l that carrie• tbt blood lbe aale la uked to have them al frca Ute btart. Tht radl:olatla«, ean the -acbool before 1:30 .P· ro. In ~ow 1.111 a dt¥1et to "atop" tht ml)' caa" (!f • bad' ,Weathe~ the- So.:!ia1 tlon ot lht boatlnr h"ri tw taklnr and Corwert will be hetd !nUde ftbnl at l/1000 of"I MC01\c( B··call the 5c:bQOl ··~ordlnt lo Mn. EJn· &leo employ ftuol'Gicople tmap orson JorteS."" .preiltlent ef the Band &in.pllfttrt which maki tht p~ BOOiten. , · · · tun on Ult ftuoroe~i-e screen 100 tlmaa ~lrhttr 'thaD 1'o~'-rl,-. The· m.,t deollve ~ lor tho noOf!!IIIOft of h..rt dl"iU tilt annual elhdC.l tXJ~InaijoD~ JOU1' P'nonal PhJiielaft. U li1,.. or the eardtol0rlet -~h9 c:an ,biu;t Judp whatller furthll' u:~a.. lion br tueh ' •Pecialllti 11' tM ro.Uoloeltllo nac-rt. · · I ' HE LEARNED acting the bard way, barnstorming frontier towns by barge and etagcoOaoh, )laying in ~ed1, courthoursee, taverna. One nighl In Houston, a Texan even tup:eatea the troup!!! tour thrnugh lndia11 oountry, carrying their stage weapons for protection. ]01!1 Jefferson declined. He later aaid he had shivered 'when he imagined himself facing a hoatit, Indian and armed only with a stage pil!ltol whoee tendency to !Diafi.re had eeveral time• ..oo'mpelted our heavy villain to commit suicide with. a tablesP?on., By the 1860's, Jeffenon wa11 America's £avorite aetur. When he played hil fiunoueRip Van Winkle hee picture), "one·night" town• declared a 11 }efle.raon Holiday."' Bulineu ltopp,:!d, achools closed, eo that everyone could .set a chance to tee him act. tt•a eeta1ly aq Ia llvt molliey- i wbea )'ou buy United Stah!J Serif!~ E $1vinp Bonda thrnuah the aufom11tin Pa)'l'o-11 Savin11 Plan wherl! you wnrk 1 You juld 11ian an application at your ,.,- oflice; afl.llr tha1. )IOI.Ir .-aviny it lloae lor JOU. And the Uniteci Statn ~f_e. as They loved Joe ]efl'enon everywhere because ha waa a genius at making people happy: And his ,Iunny ouUook on lire atiU aparklel}n the spiri& of modern America. Like Joe Jefrenon, Amert. can~o 11till know how to lravel a hard road to reach their goals. And like him;~)' know hOw to &mile ~hen the_going's roughest. · Savini& B!tnde ypu receivfl -wil1 PlY rou lnteretl at the.rate of 3% per year. ~o nlllound ed aen1i•nnua\1y, lor a) loniJ uol9 yean and B1AonthBif you wish! .51an up tOday! Or, If yuu're self. empluycd, in•etl in U. S. Savlnp Bonde re,gularly wh\Ue you bank. Theee: con6dent ~ericans are.the,real Wealth of our nation. And they are t~ real reuon why our country's Saving~ Bonds rank amGng the world's fineat inve~~mtb. flmerlca- U.S. Savings Bonds_ That'• why, to aave ·larrytn~r goab in lHe, yod eannot find 1 aurer, aal,r way than·Urilted States S.vlft8• Bond~ In- iD lhim. - .4:. .. \ ' ' ~ol4 onto them I '. ' '"11"larly-111d \:{' Withers sa.id that more of tbl! small country S«(bools wOuld bf closed because of the dUficuUy in findiriJ teaobers loa,: tltein eoup~:;:::=::-·:+:=::::='ed=,:with ai111-ost daily refl,l:na.tlom. " .iiit:)lbi.iP Tues-J ....._.._a..._.c. Hat- I away from." he quipped. Mr. Eise~ow.,-'a arrival threw James plane wa. . k Jn'Jul , ' tWelfth Ia line belt.lnd NixMar ' y , Ifteeption he passed stauen ia the . •• ._, the about on. When ramp. Staliea line, Mr. ElseoJiower Mehlman, assistant ~u.ly 1alea o£ series E and H shook band! moderately ali.d" wida of the Cabin Cretk Bonds In , Ohio were tbe hi.gest a 1llighUy atDiUng "bow a" you.. I ~auume bi~ a iaiD bl just over three quarten; of tbe Philip of a • mUiion dollars a~ve the Haven .some. ~e .month ib 19M. . Aer068 the :E~~~~~~;,tuture, it ••.,u,.oa.n sa1es- of these two 18 was COUD.~J Chairman Theodore T. Exetutlve · &bowed up In p'bot.o. Haven. An· to G. L. Fhrr, ~ ~r. rej)O~ that sales Cm: Jrapa duriq reeent weeki. vice prelldent and aeneral mana· M'et~ County ·were· $5'7.~ and aer of .the C!Ompany, will be as- that of tlie small denominsiril[~d to other llut:les in c'onwere aome a per neetioo with the power plaut ex·. first half of 115:5. panaiol) prOgram ot the Americ:an 1D tbe aale of lh• Gu and. Ell'!i:itric system. Bonds Cl!rtaialy in· Mehlman ia a native or Bridge- !;~' lltleeess of the Pajro)l port aDd attended schools there PJan. Many of the nation's and al,Unslf Institute ia .Wbeeling are finding this iastall· He bb been ;rub the compaoy n methOd of buyin~ bonds to Cabin Creek . plant maintenance the eqiest, moat automatiC way Par~gAt·'· ': · Meteis Overtiui~ ·· . ·.. ,. . . . .. . ~ SaviDg". will succeeti dreWI, aeeordine save IJUIID Iince 1840-&Dd joj.oed the co. today. Another lndic:atioD mpany after .five years with the tbe b!tpd pl'OIJ'am is tbal the Pur~ Oil COD:Jpany. dollar volume of E and H 1\0rids :M:eblman, 43., i.5 m•rrll!d and the outatu4inK bas rached- a new father of Qne son. bigb of $t-l biHion." ' Funerlt rervicea will be beld SatUrday at 2 pm 1n Portland Met~lst Church for Roy Wells, . of PorUIIld whO died this m9rnlng at St. "*PM H011pital in Parkers- burr, w. va. ' una. been We1ls was Widely known ia Melp Couoty whett> he had reel~· ed for Jib- life time. He a lock man at U. S. Lock Zl al on the Ohio River sinee 1911had bela 01;1 J,he Ohio River sine~ TO. OO · ' ,•.> ,' 'I osp\talized slnee AU,J, 12 when he suffered • . at~c!t wbil~ at work on the ..~:~~~~~! are bls wife Mrs. four ·daugbters. Mrs. Wallbrown. Gladp l ~~~~~ .-Qelen and \riolet Welrord. all or Port~aa!l apd a SOD Lawrence also of Portland. t& addltloD, tl"o sisten. Minnll' Picll:eill ~or't.land and Mary Par· so'tlt O:f.' Parkersburg also survive. l'rit!oda may rail at Ewin~~: FU"· erat Chape1 .until this tvening And thereafter It · tire Portland re&Jd. enC!e ~DtU ·time Of bt:uial ' Burtlt will be madt in Ba1d P£ Knot). Cemet.ery, \. ,' ~ A aatheriaa: fog rolled toward tbe laterJJ.ational Airport when the Preaident and his w.i(e, clUe to a taU wvolen dreu, a IWirling fur .tole 'and a pert pillbollbat, arti.Yed . Rep. 'Char-lea: A. Hailed: of Indiana, former- House Republican fioor- leader. drew Ute honor of placing Mr. Eisenbowe.'s ume in omniaatioo. The- deleaates bad to ait through eight &CCOndJftl speeth es 1Nkon: they could give out the mi&hlf roar lllat would reqomln· ate Mr. Ellmbower by aeclamaU6n. · -THE II(~ LOOK Libr . Vet~ran Lockman ary Clauned By t\re Early Wednesday ile bad I Mr. Eisenhower lookri "· more vigorous aDd nt then at .i.ay ttme aioce hi! June 9 ile1t4 operitiolll. i He has filled out C!OitsJderablrbad: to his 1955• weiJ:bl of 188 totaled ~3 miUion for a pounda, a SOurtl" of cratlfication ,; of nVe million dollars. to worry about bow thin tbe Chief Electric July sales sinee J949 and spowed Supt. C. lt. .WITHElfS Of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard :M:attgi and ehildren ,Mi~bae-1 and Mary ADD, Nitro, will vl.slt bia parenb, Mr .In- Mrs. Carl Mattox,. &unltay and wlU be. accom:panled\home by their dauahWr. Kal'tln, who has IIIJla... • He WAI a full U hours abead of sehedule and explained why as he .11tepped from the fouHngined pruidential pU.ne Cohambine m about '7 p. m. EDT.· ! Instills N.,.- Zest 'Too i!llerestina: a .place I.G stay Mr. !!lilenbDJwer had not new %e5t mlO the Repu.lkanl; dllan_gcd hJs poaitioa<pn tbe vice [ wbo had been ~uil;log the- toWIIJ puaideDtial nomlQau.... a 8 lt for 48 ifour.s huntlq for a figliN! • '-<:"" wu to wbooP about.: . ~ed .J-1! hil Waabiogton news When the Chief ~«utlve and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the airport, both Njxoa and ~n · w'iH on hand tQ. JtCel ~ Nix. ~ ...-1" - senhower l"t~-·--·~ J:i.. wb~D · be- · stqped )'l'OJU Mason Coub.ty 8eh,9ols re~;·~.l:ly ; announ<!ed the resignation· of five mor.e teacbe~ in -the - eounty I!Chool aystem and aa4l tbat b! anticipated more. ·• , ', onaey aUiekL" Heart dllll!lf.llea of aU kinde took 1nora ~aft BOO,OOQ uewmea- late 5eeretar7 my said, Fiv~Teachers Resign Posts In Mason Co. 1ifetame work 1au • treat;..;<ioir<i<J airea• or lwdi r chan1e 11 •• to et.op IL OongenitaJ-,.born with"-all• mentl of the heart may Interfere wlt'h'ttl own circulation. Rheumat. lc fevar may alto damage the heart valvu. Aequi'Nd . heart trouble•. ee~clally lalef ln life. ueually attack the heart throu•h ltl •maller veaeel1, particularly tho&e feeding the heart mu1cle ltaelt. When t'he)' beco01e occluded the)' produc•"cor• I But tbe Pr~ident'a , ~ Aid they had re, .:e1ved DO t'ell"t!i't for an appornt)l>lllllc" me.nt from Stauea. Jfl•.> The heart Is tht ·MIJ'• I !be llr. Elaenhower todaJ. !Ong t.Unel~a{i HOm~ a~ Mason With pump. It b: aupl!rbb' fttted •"- ••· I .S WHa I.Qld bu!fi• at BOar~s Cemetery. • Frlin~i <!>II ,1! 1~•. !'11\>..~~,j,..,;; 1' ernoon'a .eulon. i ~Dference on Feb. 29 Aug. i uui ' Mr. EJanbower wu standi.Da: , Aug 8 pat on hil auounl!td poai~on. on A~bd if he atlll eonsictered the th: ~ presidential DOm1mtioo- c<IDvenUoo open as C.r a, aomi.nath t be wauld ~ happy to have tiona au coq.::erne"d Jb.gerty shot Nixon oo the ticket •1•1n b~t that I back wiUJ a ringing, "aure." it was_ up tc coov!nti,~n to Altbotq:b SP.asen WQ not on hia make ll.t own free c:ho1ce. lt.st, Mr. Elaenhower 1 calling The White House staff took a planned a number of political eon~ bemused and nen puzzled atU. femteea in bia St. Francis hotel tude toward H•r<Jld E. stas.ten 's 1aulte tbi.s mornine. up bit The_ President arrived in San peraiate-nce In keeping drive to .stop tbe: NiJ:on atelmrol· FraDCl.ICO Tuesday nlgbt to a Jer and win the vice presidential crubingly roud weleome of bi'Q5y DOmination for t~e amwilling Gov. baqda, sboweJ'I of c:onfelti aod a Chri1tian A. Herter of Massacbu- wavio& forr.est of "Ike and Di11k" dai tliliit be :boped to ~Dfer with Funr·ai .Hrv~s will be Peld Tburstllly a~4 ·f.m . In the Foa:el~ 'lo•. Jer-ed to the -dek:ptea at thil an. . ~ , of 1-kiOIII'< • Richard M. Nixon as his running mate. Mr. Elae~er, according to staff members, anUclpatetl no flare-up on the convention floor when Nixon's name is of- and coach at New PhiladetpbJ., pointed out .that _.,.player from ~ who Jlfad..! e'er)' all-star team In the au.te, did 1t0t Jel inkl tbe game Jqt ·week at C...Wn. The- lette-r, written ..,. JthP .&eckley, boot:ter dub , ~ideaL, said "for the past teveral yeah every; boy front' Southee~tnu Obi~ n•med to th~ Sout-h IP.a. baJ DeY· er made m•de more tban a tok-tD Nltl. appeariiiJK:t ln the .-me." . Magnolia Temple P:-rthlt.n St.ter.t!l met t"hursday event,ng at WINl'IIEit • Mn. Kellv. A surpnse at the meetlnK was a . dcsserl of cake and sherbet se.r'V~d bv Mrs Leo Childs and Mrs- David Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters · 1-iold Meetin~ ' ·! bY Guest Thursday .' I . Darst Sr ,-- • Plans were made for the County Meeting to be hrld in Mlddlepo:-t On Sept. 25 11l the Fil'sl Pre~by­ tl!!rian Ch ureb. Mi~ Sauer i.s p re11· ident o1 the Countv W.C.T.U•.Mt'l'. ~riley announ ... ..-d !hat ,t It e M.others' Tea will be held Sept, 'The ml!!eting clo~cd with a prayer Mrs. Carl Hysell ·• •' sec;. Miss Emma Matthews; trea· surer, Mrs. tlallle McC,ctrmic;!C; corresponding secretary. Mrs. llarmond Saxton; director of f]o\ler (und. Mrs. Joe Turner and Mrs. Iva See. I ·- e·. OIJJer officers are: vic~_pres.. Mrs. Clarence &t:cNeal; secr;!iary, Mrs L. D. Dilet ass. I Prospect Hill. ... ''• • ident They will receive frit>nd.!i Sun· day, August 26 a.!ISisted by lhe1r daughter and , on-m-law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mormon and by their son and daught l'r m·law, Dr. and Mrs. Dens more Thomas, and by their six grandchildren. wa.~ $139.95 ' I d•r- Of The Kin Club ·' Mrs. Marvin Kelly wu PClect· ed pre&;ident of the W.C.T.U when they met at the R011dsJde · Park Frld<;y evening after a pknie supper there. Mias Margaret. S.uer gave the blessing which preced~ the meal and Mr'e. Kelly preldded at the businw rneeUni-. Mem,bert • C1f tl:l e nominating commtttee were· Marga~t. Sauer, Mrs. Belllah White and Miss Emma Matlbewa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas, 2560 Stlilwagun Rd S. K Warrt'n , Ohio will celebrate their lOth wed· ' ding annn<enary August 26. Sun· Mrs Carl Hyse ll of ltutlaDd a guest when Mrs C J . Ebe-rsbach entcrtamed the Kw club, Thursday evening at her home, FOR ONLY '' To Be Observed Mr . snd Mrs llarry Thomas w1l! be remember by man y Middleport res.1dents, Mrs. Thomas having ~en born and rai~ed there. She was the former Man Dens more. Mr. Thomas W&$ a native of Charleston W. Va. They moved to Dex. Mn. Dwight Hysell and Mr s. Nat · ter, Ohio then to the northeru part of the ilate, livmg in N1les han Biggs. the past twenty years. Mr Thomas Refres hment~~; were served by 1s a rettred employee or General the bostus to those named abnvc Electric. The couple have two and Mrs. Mary Cheatham, Mr ~ children resldlng in Niles. M r~ . Orville Napper, Mrs. Charles Buck Robert Morri~on · (daughter) Dr 1 1 Mrs. Alfred Biggs ami Mrs. Wil - Densmore Thomas {son). lard Eberabacb. • ' WCTU Re-elects Mrs. Matvin Kelly ' As Its President • .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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