http://66.213.69.5/files/original/feff7c4f063b971025afb35b1a4058ef.pdf 2c250b7d4021e96365a0142073481ca9 PDF Text Text ., • • ,. •• ' ,. 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 • .' �' ' ' 2r-'lhe Sentinel, Pomei'Qy.MJddleport, 0 ., Aug. 22, ··.· ·"·'" . . . . 1956 ... I =:;;o:::;;:=~~~~=~===;~ ! • DEVOT'£11 TO INTIIII5TS OF MEIGS-MASON I. OWIN . . d,~,>r •au weekend!! EDITOI maiL~ matt~r at lhe neighbor· i n g Monday. HaHo 111 advertillng repr•ent•ttve, Botttnelli·Kj,p.ba11 . Inc:. 14.1 Le:~h.gtan Ave.. Nrw York City, 16, r.; \" • Subscription ratr.a: DeUvP.ry by carr:er where available 30 eeatt per week: IJile ye~~;r 1" a\lvance at The Vaily s~11tinel office. $15.60· 111 montb-' $'7 .80; three months. $3 90. By rn.1tor t 1•tUe wtt.'t'f uall.11blc: on~ mtnth. ,1 . By mail ooe Y"'lr"SS: ,~.~, mont~ . •t.zs· Jue~ mouths, $2.5t/; 1>ne mot'lth. Sl. - ~~"':. ·~·~·.. ,;T,. 1 ' --·· : ·*'·~-~.liil-·a·''+lt'lllil~ l~~ ne~ ' NEW . YOftK.:..-Not long aro, after ttlt old Wanamaker building had been gutted by a rip enortlila flve-alarmer and after the Bible House had lhut down Its quarten betwun tiJhth Thl& 'W"Ould eUmlriatC!I ' the '""ma· and Ninth street., word got around that Book Rr,.w wu doome<l·. It Ia today's plet'lsure to report - ' Book Raw Ia a stretch of Fourth avenue juat below lcth street on the eurem fringe of or.. n· wlch VIllage. Here are nearly two dozen U110rted (1\d ehop1 whefe a brow1er can pick up anythlnf from a uetd paperback thriller for a nickel to a reasonably good copy of Ben Hecht'• l'anrmw MaUaJ"~ for aa many boffoe aa the aeller f•ll I . . . I. 1 \\'ONDER how many private Ubrarlea of l!tero.ry quality~ I'm not apeaklnK of alligator-bound, uncut aeta of volume• that fill many thelves because they ,ro well with the charlreuu drape..,_ have been filled but bf punlha•ea on Book Row? Plenty, I Jma&inL Certainly my own meager colledlon owes much of It• 11ze to loq, lazy atternoona spent porlnr over ahabby, faded boOks there, after which I WOLdd take my prtzee to the old atdewatk care at the Br.. vobrt and examine them m~~lusely l,p the clear, coJct Usht ot ·t M first dry tnarlln'1 wllb. U.,e , hand. ' Book Row Ia a pta& !of h eager youn1 to visit-the d.JII'htid aoule who may 00 comlnf acrose F. Scott Fitzgerald or H. L. :&tenc· ken for the finst time. I remember my first re&dlng ot Fltz&erald'l fhe BtJauU/Kl a11d Damucfl, It wns archaic and old·fA!IhiQnett W many wayR, but qulckHIIver ran through It, and all'nost a •oon u 1 put It down I headt!d over to Book Row and ~gan raldlnl the ahopl there tor 11.1 many other Fltzgeralds as I could Clnd. • • • • IT \VAS ON R. n. that I rounded 'but my complete, unbeatable Saro,yan collection, and al.110 where I acquired ao mu)' Katharlllll Bru1he1, deaplte llnl!ers of those who told me that Aunt Kate, u 1ht uaed tQ label ht~raelt to me In the year• before abe dle<l much too .eoon, wrote traah. l got on the »rush kick bteauae I ru4 her Ywng Jlan of MGttllatta~.~, which people told me wu about Welt.. brook Pert&r, an old friend of Aunt Katt•a, Sho j\llt ~mlled enlr· M&tloally when I uked her about It one day. w · Todll)' 1 don't 1et to B<lOk Row u much u I uaed to, becauH now t am old and 1ettled and, of course, have read every decent novel worth reading, But In the once In a wtJ,Ut that I 40. l11tl1l ' " the VlllAIII'I! prowling rutle11ly around, Boarehl~r for 1M a... .A~o RUe• tn ltl! Enrliah edition when U. waa eall~ I'Rikl, or 101n11 ot them-ble1a their youthful little hearta-alll:inl' ..rawt,r lt lht proprlt~tor hu ev~o~r heard of a novel called AppotnemeNr ~" Bmnln'lt. Aaron Her•hbaln, who heads the Fourth Ave. BooJuellen aaocl .. tlon, h.-. pAlled uul lillie window signa to hl1 coliiAJUU, atallnJ',I •· ~'he Bpok Row or Ame rica wHI remaln- aa alway.-.on Fourth Avt• nue." It hi to be de~ouUy hoped Ho. 1l baa a cha;mlng dltrerence to ll. Uptown, a brl~hl young salet~glrl will aak you bliakly If you'd Ilk• a copy ot A. J. Cronin'!! neweat, moat wonderful novel. Downtown on Hook Row, a graying, scholarly Hhopkeeper 11 apt to uy he never heard ot a wrller nnmed Cronln - but how abo11t looklnl ov~r on thut a:ilu:l! at hl9 coliecllon ot Michael Arlen? ~--.- - - --------- - Ruark ·~ Dr HillMAN H. tUN~ISill, rl.D. BABrtt:B are prelly well -eon - him from l~nr on one .... of alrueted. And allhO:ugh thl! model hla head oonU.nutu,, ~1 t~ h a.a been the aa.me tor a good loniJ him or the arlb &fO\liU$ JMI'Iodl .. While now, there '• no t much lm · cally , 1'hlillvt) tbt bl.br an ID• proylna needed. ccntlve to oh&nlt ftb• prta~ure In aome fO.Iel, though, you pointe. , mothen can iiYe old Mother Then'• anoUwr 'UUDI "Which Na.,\tre a helping hand , 1omettmea worfl~ NW ~qDUiera. . l'requently a mother wm worry The eyel! qt m&Wt.bl.btM Yater a little about Lhe ehape or her and dlaol\lti'Ctlbol'tlf ..ttr ~nh. bab]l'l head. Maybe thla Ia trou· Uaua.lly Ulla ll'd.ut to f. ·~~leal bllnl rou rtaht now. lrrltatlon ~Q:D'l the ""dlclri¥ tha' ·. . . . , _ . _ ~ pul Into mrJ lllib)l'l .,,. 11 1 fteN a1'e, ot course, man)' soon U hell born,. c&ueel tor tho varla.Uona In the Ey•• Wottr abapee ot heacll. But an lnfa.nt'a OccaslonallJ on• Qt: W1A CClll1bead II t&trly pllable and you may ttnue to water. trbll J.l. lfDtn.llJ 1be abl• t.o btlp shape your ehUd'a caused by tllt plqiama ot the : latad ll'llt.o ltl proper form. •mall duct &flat dralU U!.t tean : ldon.'twi.DtyoupUJhlnl, prea.- and 1eereUona kOm tbl fJI to :1at an.ctaqueeztna. I hope I don't the non, , ' baTt *o t.tU JOU what harm can The ~cUUOD QIA unailJ bl lilt dol1l bJ aucb foollah act1o111. corrected llmPb' ~PHiliDa ten• But »ceuaro a.n~ poa1U.on are t11 w!t.b. the .~ &Jpr til the ll'ft$ factor.. IIDUI an the amaU eomer of $be tn·iQ"-" 1h! DOH, llo!llil baft QOI UDI\od In & JOUliC The ope- 01 '\bllllllllt d9ct Ia ID!ai>Va boad. Durlna t.ho ftrolln t.he ·~ of llif !ld III t.wo or three montbl a baby'e tbe conter of ~· .,. bead lnereuea in elrcumrerence u 11&ht ' ;~~#iii~ ~.. eltar abRIODI Inch a month. the 4uct, aa4 'li!li!lbJ"liOilllp- I towtt l I a..,. P<M~~~oD helter 1011 ~llf -~~· . Q~~ · AMi~~ V.JL: l,• .....,.bldtllftre4 can help mold 1ueceaa · til~ tectioa ,. , ~~ 1\lrt t.n" your baltj~iMlfii!O!'IIIIIIICrlbllchoftiecl ortiii. ·tQou~. 10\1 l once tbe lllO~trlW' --7 U,JV!Ii baby'o crib Ia ne>l f<> An.lrir: ~ ioaftlleell • ~ ~· 9&1111'aJI> wiU attempt repor~ Ill Wlllcll.!l llmlltbJ ~am· toffard the nol.lea be ha, bae'p, ~!A~ P1 ruu·, t4s htad pfaperlr. I J •. ~· , ~ I •• . ·j m the 1 • " • room. To pre\'ent Retlon ·p~ ~ '!1ntKillr~tn!-1!-4J~~ ,,. ,','I(t . 'f l j . . ':- 1\'•'/"1 lj 1 , ' Mtta4i ' 1' . "' . . (... r·. ~eaUI. ., ' :'' ," .•:i..-1.''' ~ It costa' around ~ mlllforr bueb a year In American Juat plckinF up after motorl~ts, 1nd the . iuq. comes from funds which are SUJI· posed to be tor hl&bwly main· lor dv"; ohll~l"'• •nd lb• • ~~·~ ai:IUft~ who di:'es11 pubhf'\y lp rront ~ ~tr~n-ers. The (klaa we;r~ no troub;le, ~at!lf 1·.4lwn a. PU8· naclo!_ls,. box~ w~ose s'l.lt ohn tn Ul' !o I<! ~~~· every doa In lhe w~r.ld, mat• .o r rem:ate, . blg or little, ln~N~Int ~Is own yqt:tnJ. The attaY . -Ida were no troubl~ beciiWII",. f htd ftft youn• rufflan1 ,tayfn,l lrt the h'o.u•t and weta:ht tor ap: W't CO\Ikl h.tve conqUered the world. Jl'rt,m are three tu U. we never loll 1 declalon. _ But the 1dnlts wete the posers. The 11 Ptlvate" lltn mlqht as w,.1J have re~~d' 11 Wt.'ICQme." The,. eot •lrunl(, ,. , tftd nl~eht, due up the beach,. ~rt Fire~ 11llfht In p plare where ttaere Ia no fire departm-ent, made Pllblie low, crowded lnlo the t_l~na and Cllmly dlarobetJ when my tam,ly or friends alr~ady . oceupy!nc Wf Home .Alioac the wfnners 'were: Blue ribboDs lD 10:00 Home Tic Tac Dough arraqements: Mrs. Robert Rei~l. Mre. Cuah John•ion,- Miua Hart, Marie Koblentz, Mrt:. Dorothy -Karr, and Mrs. Don. lld )Cora and Mr.. Earl Dean e1ch •· Caffee Time rec4:i~ four blue ribbotla: Red !2:00 Caffier;;. Goes to School 11 :30 lt-, cou id be you WiUird. Marie Koblenb:, Curnmt 12:00 PanOn's Study · · J :80 Baseball tho Cur.r4tnt 4.00 Comedy Time 1:3C ~Y 4:39 !\ 2:00 Little Margte 9:00 Th.l.1.1 Is "Yo·UJ" Life 9:30 .. ¥ .... "'• J , I>~, ' , Theatre r••" !\.,, 1:: ~ , ..,' ~. Friendly Neighbor ... '" · · ,, ~· Cl b. Ho'Jd fam 1 ·Jy l1'• '''·,. . If .·. ' . (' ' ~ Q S d .\ '..'. 'Pttnic . n un oy ~.. ·~ 3:45 Modem Romances Ttmt' ~ '.._, ~ 4:0:0 Press 'Cohfereoce · 4 : ~0 My Li.tU.e W < ~9 l'utllor IJ:00 Maline.~ Ina lbay Hutton Show . . 10:00 .. '~ ' c 'omedy ' l!'n-. B!>'i ~le ' I , . • • • I' •• RePUblican Conveqtlon .. ...q i 9:00 LuX Tb~r. '< t t ~,:o-;,_ 10:110 84!"8\' of -Grouehi, ,·.L s 5 :00 Newg 1leadli11es 11:05 Weatbere{iet ' • , r' Mora, Mrt. Earl DeaD., ~1'1. Charl,a. BlaktiiH, 111'11. !Jobert Reibel. Mu. Purle1 Klrr, Leona Story; ·White l'ibbolll, M.ra. PurJey Karr, Mrs. Mabel Lee. Anna Htrti H•IO~J Catper, Mal")' Kautz. Ma)'e and Mr,. Cuab JohnltQft received two ribbom. Mil')' Kau1-z won a blue ribbQn tar a HoUJe plallt diapl1y l!ld Mra. Earl bean a bhte for her educatloa· al exhibit, · In jhe Junior ClaA, 3-8, Jenn 1 Dean won a red ribbon and Llnd 1 Baer two ' blue ribboill; ll :11S •ae Gue~ta ~l:~~ ~::...:';.w.~·.~::::. and ' Specinien wlnnera were Mrs. ' Dorothy Kan:, three blue, oae red Mn. Tbomu Sa:rro, blue rlbb""; Mn. Purley · ~lfr, red rlbboa. Amona the Clubs entelinc ""' the · RuUand Garden Clu~. tbe wt~difti ~ail Garden Club, lbe Middleport Amateur Garde;~en Club, lbe Cb.,ter Garden Club. Nt,mea ot some blat ribbon wiD· Uen Were omitted from the li.Jt beeause the eabants tailed to put their ·~~ on 'lbe tar• witb their entrlea after the juclglq. Ca-~in 8:00 K·ltAI!taroo 9:00 Ol All Tblngs Godflo~y . Valiant IAidy · • Love of Life ztov.e or• Life Homebuilders Class Meeting Held On Tuesday CARRIEi" yo MEDITERIANEAJ<i ,n oo 'ryte World tbe ': NftW! s~ wa.· 1~ chl,r1e of .1 abort bu.Jincas mtettna and tile openlq prayer waa CinD 'by Fred. L Gardner, p.mor of the etiureb, follo~ed by a Serlpture ret.dj.ng by Mra. Bahr aftd a Poem by t.ln. Slater. The lf'OUP liD& a number of aongA with Denver~ Rice playing 1: gui· tar attamPiblment Tile meeting closed with the l.ord'• Pr•yer In GIVE s:Qctm aerved to Gale 4:30 Luck-y 8 Ash· Mn. Lora , Cbat"lene, Dlua, P•vls. Game were played during tbe eve· 'iHq wlt.h prizes won b)l Mrs. Und· Blamer Mrs/ Ratliff, Mrs. Luellen, 'Birm nl!l!im nd Elaine Kati~'9, 11) : 2~ WeaU.. errnau 10:30 Palace Playbou.!le . J :1)0 rf-ewS . , ) 1:05 'The Urte Show l'ili~i •. :· I ' . WHTN-TV Ciumne~ 1 36. POd 11, A-t\ptGI!I 18. Prophet 10. Not In ,,. M'· Perm!~ , ""'"'"-~ chld~n ~ 2t. Pf.Y •tten· ( Ubn 1 ••• WEDNESDAY 11:59 Sign On ....i l2:00 (abbr.) Malt ·. 12.30 Film & Fancy the s. l)' ;oured • . Lc.le: fl. Marb\1 e. Ct. in {Cwed.) 7, N·ot 'stronr a: Wd<:ol'(lolnl gesture ' . or .JI'al Am. Ind.) .... 28. Com.. so. .... 31. Apa·, Ye•Wt4•~' 1 A•••er 'hetlc · .118. J'ariled 32. oroop In the U Departed . mlddJ• 43. Indian of ' ' Strle.t Utlih. · ureht.t 48. Man'• aa. Short \aU of name a hare t8. Luzon native lltJISM ~itT alllreM Diana JlctN- aQd ~r huaba.nd Dennll Haznl)tun ate ~huwn after tb• · brawl . their party In Bev"efe CJ!l~ .• • wa• over, anel ll!~y, OJ;' two gue.11.taiwere drtp.. dunking In awlm.. 1 a ~d a neWII phottJgbeeb beaten tu the Alt~n ~:DO Two-Gun Playhouato- · Fil'!l . • ~:!J9 1 ~ftpn!)9q .. '· We<j .. NI~t 9:oru . f~l> u:oo News and'·W.,.bor '· ' O:a~' ~mv Ho~ 'l'hl:•ln 11:111 ~~~~· · !Ill . ' . SHAVEMASTJR . . . . . .I I .. ' ' . ,THEY'RE THE .I : I , , "'/ ; • • \. <While They t.ast ~ ~. .. . ·' ., . . . ';; •..(. o; ...~.:l . :SUNB~;':"'vJ\. . . ·: ·"., . ~- ,~' SHA~IMASTIRS · .~ . . ' ~ ''• '• \ $ . ...t\;. \;;' .... ;. ' 1 • . ·., I . . . 1!1 , · 1 wiu . . lie. AUowo« .0. Ydl'l' . .,, , 1'oom{ wlljre he tendered m.v ••• J. I ._. {. 4115·' / l ~· :.~.:.:. WITII TRA))B.JN . , ' • ' the aatne lnformatlorr. Dpf A Meetirig ·Held On 'M<»nday ' At IOOF Hall . ·Two Are Fined ·/~. fllMayors Court '(uesday Ev~ning Diughtera Two Pomeroy men wert uses· Mrl. Avery Nelson , who has sd fines of SCI and -cost ~ach TUea· be~n quite ill In Ho.Jur :tJosplt•l da7 nilbt in appe•ranee before WQI . reported as· imptovtilg and Pomeray Mayor E. F. ·aobJniOJI. fi0Wer 9 were order·· se"t to her. • Reese T. West, 67. Pomeroy Mre. Tholila.s He~chickl wa1 re- rined tG and COJt wltb cut . 'IJUBported u ddt·Jid welt, Plibs were Pended for driviQt· th~Jb i -'op ma~o l•r .a I>I!IY .l o bj! ~ejd fol· sip 11-t Buttern~t . •nd Main s~et . . HIJ'Oid D•vil, · tl, of P~_r9y lowlnJ t,be m04tlifi · ~pt. s. At. the .cloae nt .the ,rneeUDQ a WIJ/l..d $3 apd . .st by loclal hour was en:Joy4!d ,6nd on· an lntox!C'..atlon cbarJf. ., Jlllntea were pla)'ed With pfize.11 aw~nled to ·MrS Benilei 'Darst, Thorn" Cook, Mri. Herbeft 'MWer Mra. ' Jorn. Leifheit, . · Mrs. Ethel Root a,nd· ~- Ly.tia Mra. ArnOld. Mr8. · ·· 1 'X•• • ' ~ .....1 ,. . •••< Jlc!bl"'"" I COME ·IN .' TODU . . • • FOR THAT H,\1&00 THAT W.;l).L FIT VOUR PERSO!\IALITY. MAK~jtEADY NOW WITH THAT FALL O.U't AND HAIR STYUNG · · • ,. , . '' ~ GlAMOUR BEAUTY SALON ... ' 1!7 IJulberry' Ave. . Phone 293·M " .• NOW. 'liACK JN' OPERATION . ·~- .....\11 tbs - iJec:onted cake (rom Hallie aa one of her Council ,,.,...... ~ :. ~MP\J~! ··' ·,nlked •brtattU)' Into ' a detorated cake. Her P11tilcia Kay Ault. lira. Willi&nl met In repl1r tetetOn, evenini ·at till! IOOF halt , Thomas CcJOk prfs1dJng. . 'TAL(< QF THE or dammed two or the TWO .I.'AIDAYl, , l'f.mOla 1Mb Docloon, , _ old .I ll:\10.'' N~• ~ Wealller · . "•uei'H'Jfftfer, Rneabaum aad JUeets visited Mrs. iee kiebardao~ at Rober Hospitll. SU~BEAM 0:00 RepUb)!ean ·, Coilv••!ll•·~: ..' ,.,..8:1lQ .r·•~,•.IJlP"' ~:40 . S!<~ Hal Th~fl~f ,_ Warren. eveaing Mr. and M.N. ud l'flCI!i.ved a w re _ wllb . . ...,. s,oo •Rep\lbll~on Conv<~llon , 306 Columbus, and Mr. and M~~~~o;.• Ctoeket, 1'Jil', F.•ii_U'ftl . 1'1: IIR<»U. ~ lt:\5 1\lyil~iy Theolre' It ,blockd the dr1veway with their C:ars attempt· "!d to aet up trailer Clmpa on m)' land. and CGnelder~d ~ tbe lawn as a publiC rrilroom. One fellow ordered me out of '11!1 little hut bftawe he uld ihat ~t wi~ there lint. Another toollr ~aid lhat lhl• wn11 , the prnperty tbat be Wulat.. vlhpwb · ,nd ' hoUII!I &f his frlflnd, Ht~rr l1 WITH A MO.DEL • W · 4:00 Ho gun I'J~hOO~ Style 391 305 · Vale St., over tbe Guest. were Rr. and Mra. Paul I ~=~~~ Portsmouth, Lawrence '· 1:3~ FeminJne T~Ch F~lva1 l:iome~. dautbter f.lf Mr. aDd lin. Gene ~ ecleblilted her bitthdiY trl:s week wf:tb home-made ite 12:00 Film &r. F811.Cj- 2<00 I ' weP.end. tbe party but 11:59 .Sign On Neighkwlrs 1:30 Feminine Touch . bever." ' at their 'Mra, TMUIISDAY' _(, 4 • Mr. and Mn~. Fred Ro&eD.blum ttatertained a ;roup of relatives, 1bariD1' ln givln& tbe gi(ts wert Mrs. · Clare:hce' Cl'rk, Mts. Bed. BateY' Mrs. Rollett t.;ewb, Mr.s. Carl ;Mal.tox, Mr._ William .Robson, Mn. ,~ E. l!llah, Mm, Lueltle B. Hawk:lna Mrs. Homer · Kenned)', ilro: Ail~b Boyd Dll· • :1S ,SWORD ' '. ·' Un~le to attend • Rosenbc:lum's Are H.Ost's ,_ . · Over Weekend Mrs. 10:15 SpmU Para& 10:30 Ovilr.seas Adventul'e 11:00 "News ' ll lOG The Late Sllow St.gn Otr Pr1111er BJ.Uy Slater, small son of M.r. iU1d lin. Slater ,bad to mlas ahar· ·l"'f. tbe !>irt1->1>e io Ill with 1 t1tr0et infection · but Wltebed tbem from· ~ hOme. \ ,PUne~, wafers and Duts .c Uepubllcan 8:00 Arthur MUtTS:)' 9:30 Quit Kids 10:00 Eato Repor(er ·lO:z:J W.ealJlerman CANCER/ ' OCTOttfKN8\V' ~;00 I.O:t!J Sp<~-rts ParHe· Uni.On. Birmingham received a m~nle,ure aet and TlippJ~rw&re can· u gtns:fi'6m ~er neish· aad frl«iadl. 3:30 Ed!!• 4:00 U.et-Higb S<bool Sludenta 5o.-TBIALS 1:30 eommttue. ltot-dogs, bl(no, a •oriel.f Gl relllhet. man~> Diallowl alld. PoP were .ened by the .OmmlliH. , - Bdibter 311ft Secret 9:00 20th Century Fox Hour ' 10:00 \';our t:sso Reporter (One Mile Wost Of P-eroy On lit. lUI Mr1 Tbeo N~mtzlln&. president, . , CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY on the Bahn and Slatera on t.be h• p}tality .' TurM . ~ . 00 Republican Convention l AMERICAN ' \e r Tbe meetlna: f t l beld .. . 1:.30 Houseparty AT llwna of the ~ Bahr and Wll· Ham Slater bcnDet wltb Mr. •nd Kro. Du Wlllte, ,........, Joinina ~ 12:00 Ray Mlllan1 Show ,i2:30 ~s SUNDAY lorly-flve per- ~. 11:45 G<lidlllll! Ligbt I CAR aollf eajojed Ole . wJelter rout JIVU for Jnemal ·of tbe HomebUildllll'l C1.ua of t.be Cbutth ot Cb<iol ond their .famlli.. Tu""''Y ~arch for Tontort"''.J 11:30 STOCK Ap-lmaldJ' ' Barnltz, Mrs. AJnea Price, Mr. and Mra. William Stewart and IOD"' Athe~Bf, Mrs. Naomi Brinker, A. E. Swan and Mr. and Mr~. Wilaoo ft . Carpenk"T. The next meeting will be ' IoeldH \S at the bomc of Mrs. Naomi Brioker, B.omm. :''( Stlrlkf! il Rleb· Relre.sbmt>ntl were sened bJ' the ho.11tess to ~QSe named abov.e and Mra. Cora Webb, Mn. W. o, )lrS.II~=========;:=============:, 9:30 Arthur Godb-e,. 11:00 Valiant Lady · • SAN FRANCISCO UP - Vice Prefident Richard H. Nixon says be inlencll to campaign in Ollio thl1 fall for the .entire ticket. The .,.,, pr.,id.nt made the nrom 1- e 1t a dinner for tbe Ohio r .. del-•t'-n, n-men and vil11tors .,._., ._... ov liven Tuesday night b:t Tony Seymanowald, a deleaate a o d bakery owner from Fremont. The de)q1Uon m.et ln a c:aucu 1 today wJtb "nothing Bpecial" on the aaeDd•, then headed out to the Cow Pa.JAc!e to east its 56 vote• tor nomination of President j El...ib&W!.' lad Nixon. A bighi.IJbt or ·lbe dinner waa the prae.ntation of a plaque to Ray C. Bllu, te Ohio Republican l!bahmao. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarl"M HeBJlq entertained the Paat Of&en Club of Racine Chapter O.ES ~ day evening at their bome, t..oqc· &ttom . '{ During the business seuion ~ ! charge of Mra. Chlorua Grimm, It' was announced that 1 new bot A .. water beater for the Jodie btii had bee n purchll.lled by the elub. 1 It w3.11 voted to have an apron sa • at the No~mber meetina. JIW')' hiD& IDd Mrs. Virgil '·. sr . ,. ,. . · The Campaign 8 were lin. Koehler, endln1 prt,H.but£.uuble to atteD.d 1 8;00 Ca'pt.sin Kangat DC? tO:SO. St:ike it Rleh 11:1~ Sien On · SUI&D LJUe. The ihoiiM'ed .JUelt reeeived • Dumber of ak:i Pfla Ud U~oae WCHS-TV Chan riel fl..~ . ' Mr&. 1011 BillJ, Mn. Floyd Clar~. Mra. Albert Coatel. Mn. Sam Miehalea aitd dauJhten,·Lenora and I..ouise, llil.tea Dora and Emma Hamm , Mill. Paul 'l'llLJee and daus:hter, Paula lliJI katie R001j M.n. Tbom· ae YOUll4, Mrt. R. B . Boice, and '· ·l . TljURSDAY · tre!'lt leld. lin. WIWam B. DowDle and .j," 9:30 Art·hur tiQn, You do it, Mama. llcenae Ofl Fr-enchmen Ia :il,thot , t. All l JOt , Lett aro two d . •,·P, t ~W-a& ~ one -oAmerican and rt 1:1\gllS-h· women. The 1hotgun'.11 ld · ttw cor· ner. There's the good Jlrl. (Copyt'ight, . 1~by United Feature Syn(iicatet Inc.) ' , day aJterooon Jiven by M111. Charlea Lytle aDd Mn. t . C. Karr 11 the LyUe bomrr, SprlaJ Ave. The .rteraooa wat spent tod· ally, after wbieb n:freshmeol.l were aerved b)' tbe holtene. from ID attllctiYe table centered witb _.._ "OJIS . in ID IITaDJemqpI of sn1.,-a. · 'lb '•II l-'I'J'Ital eODtamer WI ,. wbite , t.l • ld on either tlpera m Cl")'l uO el'J side. J B Elber: 'r- ·, .:''':t.:l 10:30 Dragp.et · · ' Press Box · t1 t00 News Head:in'-· Weallberca Grep.t@Sil: Figbta of Ctln\ul1 • 1 • ~ , '" t'l'o~ <Ob PrellS BoX , 1 ., 1\l"•·um ·' ~. \.1·~t.,,' ' F~1gn In~rigue 11 :1ft 'loOVl ~ 11:30 FOl'l!ii!D. lulrl&\'t,•: · Tonlt:ht 12:00 TonJrg bt · , ,,. :.; , 1:00 Sign OH Sien Oil ll :JO 'lbe S.ulillel, P6ineroy·Middleport, 0., Alii:. 22, 19M Margaret Duerr Is Honor Guest Nixon T0 Stump Eastern Star Officers Are At Party Monday "" ....,,ut Dum ... , ...1 In Ohio During Hensley Guests of boAOJ" at a birthday party, Mon- 1 ribbon• tn urancementa. Belva Junior" &-12, Golda A,Da Sarcent, Maye tWo blue ribbons; Suzanne Brad...:..:...::._ _c.__ _ . . _ _ bury, a blUe ond while ribbon; .. Tenn e&See Ernie a:oo. Q•••• Republkan Convention ' 5:00 '·· r·· ,, ' 12:30 UlO they beat me at nigh, ... ~. .lullow's I 9:00 D:OO Of AIH'$p . or strli CoHee Time S:OO What dam~ge is donP~ what lim are aet, what Jeneral 4elact ment private property come• tp nobody '1Yill (V.er know, but tqJ run Into billions annu&llf. r do nQt ]f:now wbat . aeta in~ people who 11,t home would nqt lie, ste•l, lntrud.e on ' neiJbot, leave U.e laWn unmowed or thr carpeta \!Rsw~pt or the diah~ UlJ'" washed. Onc'e - loose with Molhft of be11eh I own,"' I bullt r a simp I sun11ha~e, corulattns of • stra roof 1top tour stllb.. 'J'hls wu me~nt to be ueed tor the enji)~· ment ot friJQd&, eue.ts, doJs ~~ famlllet . Tble year I tore It do . 11 t hltd put up 1 ai1n uyl , "Free money you Jtate tb amount," I eouldn't ' hive b more eWJtomera I had ~~tver aeen before. · The little hut became a ma.~t 7:00 '.l:'oday Tic Lac lJOllll:h remain as 1~. ,. · · Thetfl you are-five long holl-. day weekends every-Y,ea.r. The_re'd be extra time for short,vaeabuns and en.joyable tr&vlll). • It is" up to state -legislatures to thi ~ Mo!'lda)' Holid"y 1 1 Jegalla:e Plan. So far, only )fassae~usett~ ha& clone 10. 19t to ·s leep 4Qmttlme•.. :~, Well, it's better now, llnd wait a minute. Here ,~ a ca1· wUh a Freneh tour~ ·:teBiatra· ODe hundred abd rtblrteen 61· t.ftt11 were mat:le the Mela• Coun ty fitr Flower S)(ow aeeordlDJ to ' Mr.. PaUl BAer, ceneral cbalrman , or the SboW. Mrs. Jim111 S. ,.itua, Rutlind · Dittriet FJawer Show r U*ma~. Wa.! ihe Judee 'and eom· ~ded the quality of the entries. 11:00 12:00 brains out or rlddted·J li~ · 'Witll buckshot. ·'~·)~'· I could handle It by--day, but c ' ' WIDNESDA'I' tenance. Nature, theV remind me •tfontlr. of hyet~u. \Vhat a hyent cannqt eat, he wtantonly deltroyR. L111t smurner, on ii little f "•J ·30 It Co11h.:l Be \_' ou tolloM. Labar ·Day, natural i:Yf would doP and mankind, ~4 It ~'lfent It's hE-en a ,gooa "~ml1\et ;tP. f&f. aaainat the itliilln of rnt . aqft na· l've only cut my· loot twice oh tU:re to arm myself' dallf,'r:w!th a broken botlle.s, ~nd U onl)' · t'l(.lia baseball bat or cccaftortltlt the an hour P day' to aweep. ttte clut· it)Q\~u.n and Invite P:~ble tP dtt. ter off the beach. Evldtptly the par.f before I bashed tk..(~loody .... • ~~"" On Today Governor Sets State~ WIJe Obiervance Of Yake Ii JYou~felf with' .Wool.Wuk' Garden Club Entries Numbe.r 113 At Cbunty Flower Show THUUDAY Si gn On 1 \ CO 11:30 BY ROIIRT C. RUARK manners of vacationists are lm· proving. It baa I)WIYI ama~ed me th~t the most pernickt'ty of p~Qpla. ln their own bom.e t, become little b~ttcr than vandal& whim thq sally forth with the basket and sunburn lotion. scatt~ facia.! tissues, canf, beer ~rp~:t t WEDNESDAY . •1·1-t:~ or Vary Baby's Positio:p. ·To Help Shape Hie Head • 1.... • liJ Fridt.;J ' tha£< usUally roened" that, Uke the lntormauon that World War I w.. the war to end all wars, the rumor le p~maturt. . · Mel Hebner , lm~tlncttyely you are Jood for. It 11 the clo1111 , • Book ~ow {a11 , Lhlng New York h&a to Parla' Qual de• Orandl Auguatlna, where the open·air book etallt line tht Stine. It hu been estlmntcd reliably that tn these damp, mutty, ttulty old ahops, morll'l than a half mUUon bookt of all klndt ar. Cot Mlf., the majority of them roughly the 11me price they broufht when new, There arc tables full of cut•rate bargains. dog·eared and gt"" erally unwanted, baliklng In the JuniiJht on the lldewalka oublde the atorea, but lnllde, tt you are hunting for an old WUia Cather, you will find It still will coat three, tour buckt. bePresi · derit'sDay, . Mel'l)'orial DaY, Independence Day, and Thnnks· eivi.ng. \ Pres idl!nt'J D"y would be th e third Monday i.n February. It would end the cOntusion of· Wash· lngton's birthday being ~elebra· ted all over the nation, Ljneoln's In most of the states, ,Yef:f'er:son's lh four, Roosevelt.'• in two, and Jackson'os in one. · Memorial Oay.-:.n~w celebt~· led on fc:our diffenmt dayswould be the la5t Monday. in May. Independen~e· Da;v would be the first ,.onday in Ju.ly.~. (Some may object. ·to lgnorine- J·uty 4th, but -as we celebrate It :now.:....we are In ~rror. Th~ Declaration of In· dependence was passed on July 2 John HancoCk: slrned It July 4, a~d the aummer .passed1ba!ore all the sia:natures W~1"1l: affixed.) Thanksgiving-alrillfdy changed In recent ye,rs.-:-wOUid ~e the fourth lfonaay ,;~ .in . J''fov~!'lber. ' -. • L .~' annuij.ll~? "The days would / ' I That's the pfan of tb(> National 6· ~ Association of Travel Org nniza · tlons. Herf:!'! how It work~· ' ' . • Move four 1' 9:01 non ~ r eligio\lj o.oo holidays t o a Published evtry ltternool) euept Suoda; by The Oblo Valle, leiltlnel. Joe., •t 110 Mechanic St., l'omerOJ , 0 . Buslneu oflu:• pboDe 398, edihrial ofhee pbor-t 80'7 Eatend aa seeoa.d clus f'!>mt=rop Ohio. ' 'TELEVISION ~t • Tro¥ef Do you realize that Labor Day gives us the only "K'U11:ranteed" three-day weekend during th• yeer? How would you Ulce fln long R!'I'NOLD E. GRElNI I •IN. MGI. ~ps ,on~ To~ring. ..' .. ~Dad; ·senti~·e · 'ICH~RD ' ·- A dlllo Jove of a pump, made prettier still by the jagged ple.truol cut of the vamp. Slim· mlng llld lllulllllDg, tumed to mate a pretty pldure wllh suits, dresses or sport logs. Have youn In bladl, laD or frey suede. ' only2.98 MIDDL~PORT DEPARTMENT STORE .JUSTA GOOD PLACE TO TRADE IDDDLEPOBT,Omo �------ '---,. ' " . ,L .,..' . . .'' ~ ' ' ' • .-.~ . ...:r . ' An illtereat.inl WJI 011 the 1ootl " ' ' . • I oJ th.e LeliOn. coourntar mem- bership uu l~Ji&~aUoJJ w...,. ;.m :... · ~ . wa.• III*D aa~oupr:t4 1~\ fl. Jlad -, •It'••id• lllr. IH'. w., •P.J".,.i!<lotblo Olti> ' ann011"104 !Sill '~( ' color auanb of tbe Post woul ll partieip•te in the Wbot Day pa ~· •de at M1drlleport. . ~!~~~,!':~~!1,.'f:npre•tnt-.tiwe ~ Wll p &iifl' ~ 1 of hi• ClNCJNNATI, 0 . UP . l'or a sec- Jeffco:J.~ carried a 4·2 m:~r~ into the game. i.ltvi:.I UII lt<a 1n , tht l 'itt sbur ~ ~~~R HELPS PlllATSS Pirat e" Nll l'au ~e lht' Cinci unali ontl Rt>d lf'!:5 th:m anxious IIIOft' 11t lmf'II L!i :. vd!.aru dol.':t a t.h·H·ctl\'t: story hcJ·o. Tuke TUt'Sda;· niiiht's lh r ill!- r for ins\all('l! . ht' H•·dh,.g,; trn I d b) one run gum~ in\tt the t.I~)Jlh bu t Clime from hchirul to beat the Piratl's. 7-4 . \tilh a four-run •al!y with three uo eat ned runs in the top _or the ei~ hlh IBlllOg. set up by Johnn1 Temple's error . But Temple atonf'd bl opt: ninlf. th e winning raHy in thf' las.t h<!H of the same frame wilh a sinKit --------- PAY LESS GET MORE 13UY YOUR '56 ROCKET 88's Oldsmobile 98's • Where You Get A Better Deal run race. J•OMEROY, OHIO t,T NE~ CLOTHING 1t is a slmr1 time until the school rings, lor BACK TO SCHOOL. Come in and select thejr needs now. BOY'S IVY LEAGUE SLAC Black sun tan 'with bilt'k sl rilp and drape they are s:mforized. . .. . CAPS TO 111ATCII SUO WESTERNS '0shkosh B' Gosh". Brooks, Sizes 6 to 16. Sanforized, 12-\6-3. 6-10-2.49 BOY'S DUNGREES Girls Bronkettes ... ~=-;:;.'.;,;,_--1 . 3.45 For tbe blt: boy Broad & Duckworth · and Rt~bl'ft Vau r ilan to approxjmat~·ly 35 mcm bers. at the ~lote of lhe meetin11 . ' ' f1Ci 1Ieve a new ~cqrd_ Yankees tDis seasoo. U nearly to t~e ' ~ 'S' ' O!tJA: E . . . • Peme~f . PhOI\e 3~·-V . . . .. ' ' MAJ:E MOORE'S '(Oil~ ' \. I HIIAD'U... RTERS FOft: . , ' AUTO..AcCE$SQRIES- Ti~ES ; ·' FII€Nl<D SUP.I?UES- SPORTING GOODS . .F!StitNG,~QVII?MENT -SHOTGUNS I ' ' ' ' .. THUR.DAY & 'I'RIDAV Glenn Fard Donl\ll Reed JlANSOM -altoa 1rbaia St•ftW'(c1c ~· '-yal\ ISCAPI TO IU~MA TODAY'S SPQR_-T~P_ARAD _.:.: __-_·__:__£:.:.__:__ib..('~"c~~·:,.~nc~qp.~Hi~~:~~;\;,~~~t~l] ' . . . . KIDS , Football Suits 11. Relmrt "llh F•!'l' llhs4 f" .~hnY Panto. .. . ' '· ·· At ·Botb 'Stores ~"~' F~i, 3lst...f More; Days · s~er· -,.,., ' . ~ -SPOR:TS .' C:ENTE·i ,';. ' · . .1qna, appetrhUl at a part]' lnlrfJducinl ~h~, dr.st\~a)l)' De"IJ Spalding Pot1 aolt b11ll, said t!Jat equipment hae Improved tremendou,J)' ~ut that ~lie "~' odern ami old·tlm~ swlnaere 1t~ are ~sen· tlally the sf!Pe... The only Way ln which ;olf'lil grand slam maua' lEI~ ·~ere somebody ma)' rlln •wq from tbl' fair· way fi~ldi• Plttlng j'reen. ''TbaJ1• wti .~· inti'! OPJor· tunity II for · mpfOveme'nt," Jones sald. "We han tietta 1reena and the' man whQ finiS~ a Completely rellfble ·s\rt;Jk. will be the man to Mat." '' · "They wqn't hl~ t t~e ball ~uch farther than ,. we ~ld in my day or Ulan they are rlf~t now," Bfitbby sltd. "Aet~~ll)', I don't think anyon~ .,, cqh.11 to .run •ff and hide by ll!JQaelf QnJeu WC!I ev~r develop a -~uer--,.,1\G c•n hole 20 foot put!. t!.! e!l d~~· 11 ·Day May· ~·(:..,. Boh~y dooiil'l 'lhlnk ' !bat dlY 1 will ever antve. "When (atuted · to reduce putt· ln1 to a ICleilett I eOuldn't hit my head wit~ a handful of buck- I•B or \he !'l•trrel ' I . ·• ' . . Mr. and M'r,. Dati Nilliol~on t!Jd Carplyn aDd Martha ........ ......,~ . at~~ tll~ N:\t:holson re~~ion· ai the h9111e ·of, r><r. a~,f Mts. Ray ll'ficbplson . ·r~ently. '.f'ifty·&;x destti.enden1:s' of Mr. 'and Mr's. Pbil NlcbclsQn werfl present for lh!! bas~et dinnet~ and rr.union,. ' • Senl}tors aq.d Yankees wiU their llasst~-- tonight ifl ' I I Ch.apte~, · s1te , ol \ Secopd and Mrli. be charge of t}VO dllyS, -" '' . ,. ' ' I UNIFOR!Il$' QUE .,:·Ch4r~~~ ~cllo'\ild, lUll· of the ijummer repreation in the yjllage, .~\S aske.d iur'nlllodPony J,.eaglle umfprms b;e . re by tbe eud 9t tbls week h,is bqrt~e ~IJ lJneqlp. at the 'M'un.iciPal Poo1. o~ii' oro" tu.'ned ill by ihe ' · -'fill b! . cplleet~d B~jt~~ , aocord· Prl~lta Circl~ - ·SY.ede and "'f>I'Jl~oth Pic~t~ Su~per'l~ ; ·Held M6nd~Jy ·!ve · • . ·bt~&er -UNM&ARD OF BARGAINS! , · FlOOR FURNACE i -3 Off On AI,! Toys In Stock , SALE--- $129.$1) · Nqw i$ the time to buy for next Cltristmas and for gift-giving occa· .OnJ,Y One In Stock at. This Price. ··~ brand new l!!ue GraBii ' Regularly sell• ror $5%.t5 SALE! $39.95 The Best Buy in Meigs and Mason Counties! Portoble, Sturdy "'t'i'\\J. t ,.; -' ~. · THE SAlEI:$US ' • "' Pl(KEJif\VAYI Has three legs and folds up into small space. Ideal for . picnic or camping trip. .,. : . . Cluistmas Will ;!oon Be Here--Be R~ - Don't Wait! Small down •pj.yment. Bal~n•e monthly · < .· SALil $5!93 ,~ • _ · ~uMJNUM CMR and FJY·Ap~o"i\,atically! . . Spnbeam 1\u~atlc. · .. , buy"Pickens' way every day It's Time To Fish! 25% Qiico.-nt Leothef - ,· . ' slQIPH~ You <an't beat lheoe '"I ,aJJ f~JIW!c · ·tow . prieel. . \ Sov~ ~5 .~r j:j'!n_ t O.u.ring This Sqle • 1' J "'-~ 9 } .I . · I } ,, Ideo I for 'Pj~nics and Car Trips · I -. . • I, ami . 1troft•tr lbd' ·' ben.eilt . aomewhat i1 ' "( ..• ,. :,.' . .' • K REDUCTION Hot Days Ni~tht• Ahead! A Reel Buy! ' FANS . k • \ - ~ S GilL Bade! i ) ' Stretch and fancy cotton. A LARGE SELECTION. STRETCH · • - • 69c 's~&AL '.l!a :-- ,4 : one club, ~lthou~h. lor two shpll, h~d 4o wltb my scor........ al1m In tpao," he two of the m011t . . ~ONLY $2.70 iaek~ for day~. Valutl .OTOIICE , • . the thing to start sohooi In. tre col Sizes 4 to 18. ~· ' FRY PANS. lrom"'pte<lil'oa'Wutpment. m~re, people ll!'l i•ur .li~I!IJ P..S. ·~,.. fOt' OnlJ 8 ~~ a WhopPing ·- . . .' BOY'S HOSE 97c More and . ,..;._ 2.00. patterns. Knit coli ars. , ~ufh Broad cloth and knit<. Just bottom•. JUft $20.00 or more. SAUI$4.95 ' ' for your purehases of . 1!\li. $7.95 . , $3.98 pal!on . . .. Lastl FOLmMG OfAIRS REP ROOF...r. ~IMT " . ' '. PlAN BLAq •ooF COATIItG' SPORT T-SH IRTS ~:.:: ~ ~~. P)cu,JIS PAYMENT Sp~ciol W~iLe They SPECIAL ••· ... ' · 7QTS.$U9 9 QTS. $3.95 Won't w.Sb off lasts tOr years LINOU~:·u~s , "' 1...- • Paint Before .FQ(I. · 9xp. ' · COLD PACK CANNERS ' 'Reduced BeloW COst. -·· - .. • USE It's C.onning Time! (HA~COAL GRIL~$ SeUs-reg! tor ,4.95 · BUY YOUR BIKE .· · .ElEmtc POWQ MOWER . With Automatic Controls Guaranteed lQ Years -··- · 1 f!ill of toys for b!iys .an~ girls of " all ages. the Geoi'Jla m..-,ter admitted. He al 9o aama,..~t ·the riew genera· Ilona il't ...,Sl~ 'I .••. stlms. PLAN RIIMMAOI s\.LE and Satur'day hf tb~ ~angelipe . · ~~ )lqJ~ serye,~~Jelf counters daua~tera, .. ' :. ·' ' ~.,..~..~~~t31tt.fFrWay-SoHIIITJI ' _;..;......~r=o='fi':;SA:;:)':'.I;... , _ __;:..._:-.--:7=ooo~B-=T-:-:u:--:-,-....::~Sa;.:..:ve~$:::13;...oo=--=:..:-. ~easo~ 15, a;~or41~ · to Rich~rd W9flh of Sl'f~~f(' . ·, \ DllA$TIC ...REDUCTIONS! L!CEIIS~~ ON ~-~~~ Huntlnr Jleens~ ..re now sale ln Prepar!Uipn· tOr th~ op<>n·.ol Come In An4 Shpp 4rc!IIJ!d SAVE ' AT MOORES! ' . ly OSCAI FlA~EY UnltH Ptelt Sport8 Wrlt..HASTINGS ON HUDSON, N, Y. UP - Bobb)' Jones, one of the aolfing lmmortols, said today th~t top-ntg~t golfer, would not ~m­ prOve •• lona as' "man is buiJt like 'an ape ahd pl&.y! like a .mon- "'ust ..., 115.QOjl iD !JI~d!se be cleared out by August Slst. -In 8 days. You'll find drastic price red.ctions durin& 11\is ljig event at both stores, in Mason City and · :n Pomeroy. , · ~ EJ.'f:RfTHIN:(l fQR THE HUNTER . r IMPORT ANT- READ THIS ' . Short sleeve. Foncy Slzet 8 lo IO's • 30. ,Plain and BOYS ' ~j: iclliag r.3~~flr ~~~ M1ckey Ma ntl e wifl be were struc~." an old conHortqn S, M, L 11nd XL . Our \' ever hit." knih. Dorothy Loqiw, Blaine ln1rls (If OJI I:.UIU5t 4 i.t new Mr. and residing In , ahot," he laQhed. · lion ao•tant prattlte aud mort lnlt.WVI ·. play make• tor better' · ~vttlll r Pefformera tod,y, Guaranteed san!orlzed . Buy 10 ounce, wliltt block d!!n• your correct size .. SIZES 6 im. lilpper 0)>, 8IZES 24 to to J6. .-.. _ 32. Medium enol l o 11 g lengths . 2 19 b1 Rob1 rt I 4 ~ere 1erved J"omeroy Ht. 3 the marrla~:e or Thill pr('SS!,l re , lie s~h1, '!ti"' Apparel -... Rern~~>hments ke)!.'~ YORK. •• 3.98 il'l"l'· . "But the pressure f,r~ Ow fa~ ' · w~ pretty ~~gh, ~ I I)JJ}~~:tr anp d"" 1! I A!dq'l g~t fi AA lhe ei~~Dw .ftra( ~~e l w~s ,YP· I, '04 ~ couple of1lits that day, but n,o home runs." · .~ n,.t After Jac~ Shepard sacrlflc~. ~ nd Thom ~s pal)ped ou1l, Walh walked lo luau the hues and Clemcnl e si ngled ~oni c two run!. JTI~ Mon~IY e~tt­ MARIIAOR Mr. and Mrs. .- l . '. Robinson opened th~ scorl~ with bjs 3ht homer In the · Inning. The Ptrates tied the, scqre In the fourth when Frank ThOI!lll' d"oilbled for Is fint hit in 24 pt· bats. took; third· on Lee w~n·· b"nt single and scored as Bob Clemeqte grounded Into a double play. Bell's 23rd homer in the fourth put Cincinnati ahead, 2·1, and t~y added another run in the same fD· nlng when Kluszewskl doubled a~d PQst singled him home. 'l'llh Plratr.s fought back In. tlje eiehtb and pinch l:iltter Dick Cjle el ~ walked. Eddie O'Brien ra11 qr Bill Virdon sin&led home another · lfuster Fl"eeman, who ~Ueved CDle anq wa~ seeminJ.Il ~UJht ln 11 double pl11y at secon b"e when to ~nock Ollt ltedleg starter Don <fr~•, gained credit for his 11th · wid. , Qlll M~Jzeroskl gro~nded ~o Roy Gross. . McMUJan. But Temple muffed M'C!·, Millan~s tosa. Karr & VanZandt ~OY'S Jy AIQ!l Mwftl .... WebtleJ ·Potl breaking Ruth's mark in the 19!111 sea11on when he hit 61 1\omerts for the New Yor" Glants, Only thr~ us Jimmy FoxX,• Ha.nk Graeoand myself - ever were. aheac;l Rullh''• retord going into Sep~Jn. · he uid. " But r was onb· one 81ame 11head or the S,be -then and would have h.ad to hit 16 in t~ last month. Al.ld l ·ne\let hit 16 I~ one month Ia my t•rm... ,- . 1 Miie recalled that be dldn'i •v~n want to pla)' .tht: Jut. t'i!"O c~rilef of the sea~. 1 ·• • "~·. Pittsburgb had gone ahead, 4.- ~ against relief pitcher Roy Fat>e. spar ked hy t·d K~u:;zc w ski's 3~nd He moved to second on Robin, un'f. sacr:iflee and to 't hird on Face'ii homer. wi~d pitch. H· wa s the home run ball again thnt m<~dl:' the diffcnmce for the Veteran Howie Pull<!t relieved ltedleg~. who ke-pt pac e .wi t th<:> F1u~e and induced Bell to 8ii;O;U~d second ~uce Br•J lklyn Du(l . l r~ lo firs' ya!lcman Dale Long. 8\1! und the len~hng i\ILr,. aukt!C Hravl' > ll.ong fumbled the ball as TerQ,Jilt 1n tht.> t1ght :'llallonal League rae·~ scored the lv !n~ run and Bt>ll Ht's 1 d r~ Kluszewsld's eighlh in· reached first. Kluszewt~ki fqllowed nin g bla5t. b'ra nk Robinson and wltll ))is blast over the rig)lt flttlj Gus Bel l t'Oill l ihutcd h u.mcr~ . screen to put' the Redlep Bb#l+.t• mnktng the l81h stro1 ght .~:,anH.• in 8-4. Tey added a final tally on /1 wh ich Cmrinn a11 has h::id at least wilt~ t& Polt and •iRiltl ·l?' Smokey Burgess and pinch 111t¥r 00 ,. home run For loda y's g~:ne, Pittsburgh Ed lJai1e)'. nrc Bob Fr ir>nd was to oppmc Hal Kluszewski's blast te{f. him .PJ11C 4 Jffeoat en •h" mound. P; i,e nd behihd Duke Snider of the Doqawcnt arter victory No. 1~. and e.NJ in the National Leat:Ue horp.e -. TITLE TMREAT • ~, •. • • • Th t! next me~Ine will bt hei•J Seplemb~:r 17 Instead Qf Seph·m. b~r 3 due to Labor. D11y. A •v c: <~k · ltr will b ~ pre•en t to talk vn cil · ia:Pns ttip al thia rne~itlg . · es~r­ Democratic delegtlft aad aJUr· natet to t1ae Fifth Judldtl Clr· cult ~nvemton in -Mason Couni)' GraUm aDd W•1a:ener ~~~ on AugLUt 30 will be eh.aten at ol the Bend Area will he 111 'lit-es a nnounced by Dei'IKI4!'raUc ted two Mfeptft and two alter. E~:~uu. ve Committee Cbilrmal'l natq and ~ ;• O.. trict will be Leat~r Ohlinger on MoiKla)', Aug· allowed thr,e de~e11te• aqd three mot 2.7. altrrn•tes ~hU e fh.e rmalnlng tea OhlioJer 111J thai the meetlnp district. will be 'allowed "ne de.lewll! .,e Beld in each district at Pf.t. and 9n.e alternate eaell. 8 V,M . Dele1ate. and altemate1 1 Mei:Ling plar.e of the Democrats . iol On All Plastic , • ."Wading P..U l·f . • a 14~• sel~lion of &lies · • 25 per ce..- C)fF Regu~Prlces Save Money Now! GPifers! ' ' . ' . &OLFCWIS . .. •Jift11 ubestot • _ Good r... ,! , ·.. :sALE! ' BE.'iiT MADE ~SP..-C..-to - Yountilr.1 . · • · �,, f~ ,( • . ." I ~· '!:,;'~ • ~ ., • ~ •. .F'tbe !enlln~ Polnproy-Midi!leport, 0., Aug. 22, 1956 WANT .WS -· t or-... __ 'l lldiii"l "..... •, oirUGL....... lt....... .. SGe..- '-4•'-,.. ' --~~ ... -~~~ · rot ....... ~ -"'"" . Pldl ,,\I Cll' I ~ll"tl I*" woro .W lie c.>arp<t for odvertlolna If not )1&4 :or belou u.. !:kb 01 e.Kb - lollowiDI U.....Uoo. ~ w AQYI::I'tlllq--Bhollld be _ . a ima:,&ll"''. n. Dau, ~., -lar duaifled "' prmted ...... n\I'W. Ob1tuartea publllhed at 1 eea.t IMII' word League S•,.-'ll:n~ UIU""'""6" By UNITEO. PRIIS AMERICAN LEAGUE 1141 For Rent 5-ROoM Apartment and b"-A W. L. ftct. ctl Modern. Is also suitable for Of· New York ~--~ "?7 f2 .$47 fiee s pace. Call Dr. K. D. Ams· Clcweland ---- 68 41 .516 71i •·- · Cblcaa ...., "I ~• 12 .... ¥. 275-J, Pomeroy. 8-11-tf 1 a O --- - -- """' oJ _.,._. Boston ----- - - 63 M . .M3 121Aa FOR RENT - 5 room unfurnished Detroit -- -- -- - 58 152: .47& 20\1 apartment. Newly decanted. Baltimore ____ 53 M .4;$3 23 Pbone 80011 lofiddlepnrt. a 20 6te Washington ___ 49 81 .42! 2BI,I · -· Kon, .. c ,·, 38 79 s•• 38 5 ROQ.M FURNISHED apartment, Y -~It 1.a · .u .. T newly decorated ; 3 room apa.rtu F.. " "" N land y k' 0 '·ht Cleve 3 ~ - P•one 7-M. me uL " o, - .............. _.al . . : l!oa!U>el wUI not bo .,_.,,.. • mon tl>,ot> """ .......,.._ ID 8 21 6tc ROOMS and bath, 10 Cul e St.. for small reliable family, $35 per month. See Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 w. Main st., evenings. 8-l7-rf "" ror~~~~~~~~~~;~ NOTICE Helen LEGAL F. Par.&ons, a Miaor .. re- &idmg at Newbura, M1uouri, Star Seaflold Cllatoa Route No. 2, Post Office A.dclre11 Newburg, Missouri. Star Route No. 2, c/ o Tressa Boulware, Is hereby notified that on the 17th. da.y of Ju1y, 1956, Gary H. Par&OM, an Infant by Preston A. Pmon.s, his next friend, Plaintiff, JUed hia pe. tition against her as defendant in the Court of Common County, Ohio, Case No. prayins for divorce from the Helen F. Parsons, 8 Mtndr, 00 t}lf grounds of Gro.ss Nea"leci of, Dlit)t and Extreme Cruelty, and plain· tiff also prays fDr other prGpe:r relic(. Said .cause wiU be ftr hearing on or af.ter \llie 3Dtb diy of August, A. D. 1958. Gary H. Parsolis, an IDfant by Preaton A. PirSon.s, hie next friend. Crow ancl Crow, Attorneys for Plaintiff. (7) 18, 23; !8) I, 8, 15, 22, 2tlltc Pllone 828&-X. room apartment&, All wltb drlea and garage. 1\.. N. Pomeroy, Ohlo. ~.l'or rent - Electric wallpaper Clinton Fisher, Mid · ~teamer. ~p~rl - 121 Card Of Thanks Ph. 6265-X. 11-1-tf 14 W. CAVE ST.--6 room house , basement, larg e lot. Provisions made for minor repairs and cleaning up yard. Inquire 19 W. Cave St., Pomeroy. B-16-6te (I 2) Wonted Rent l WANT TO thalik friends fo r to cards and letters W. S. C. S.. Grange, and Eaa,tern Star, 2 OR 3 BEDROOM home in Tup.. Mrs'. Hurley M. Nelson pera Platns area by t~aaeher, 8-22- 1 tc 2 small chlldren. Call :Rio Gran.dr. 5Cil1D, oolleet. 8 20 8tc 1 WISH Tq.. thank my frie1tds and members of the Loyal Bereans 16 For class, HomebUilders clalis, and aU who helped Ill anyway at the MOTOROLA CAR RADIO. Flt.t tlmc of the death of my .father, ltD)' model. Perfect condiUon, John R. Cornell . $20. Will trade for clrculattnl Mrs. M. L. Kelly gas heater, New 18 lueh walk· &-22-1 tc. ::......:::.....:...::. lhg doll with outflt. Phone 8296-J, Middleport 8 20 31c Sale or Trade 8 21 3tc --------~ .o d • Auw Services · lL DODOIW'L~MOU'fH _ll_ojia Strtel, Good tires. Overhauled motor. Will trade on side delive.-y hay rake, or 2-wh eel trailer, o r 4· wheel fat"m wagon. Ralph A. Lambdght , Bailey Run Road , Road, Pomeroy. 8-18-tr ---- a' - ..,.---- - - ------ -- - _ - - -- -- -- t:: ,. 1 1 ! SUNSET ----- - · -- ~'!ATIOW 990 ______ On Your 1;)101 lQ32 BUICK Special 2-door SQdan CAR RIPAIR r d)·nafJow drive, Joca11.v owned , Nclglcr &: Cleek Garage, Racine, $890. B!aettnar'a, Pomeroy, 0 . Ohio. 8 14 12tc 8-16-8tc. ' ' UO I:H Insurance door Sedan, low mileage, on o owner, $129f5. Blaflttnar's Pome- Barhei-Sim.,.on Middleport. t. roy, OIUo. B· l6-8tc ~·~_·:~:.D~~:~l~ I Bonds. Phono 8310-X 1904 MERCURY Mont!!rt'y, 6-20-1.1 -- - 191 For Scie - - -lor !ale -- - I Mllh N - of , ' '~~~-~c.n w;;,. ' <.,_,, . - Yoang - ~once $try lee To mHI the' lomlly , , , dol~ ..... of ot • ..,, tllo e.ery llllnily Trevy..Fina..wold Funeral Hame .. Sentinel Display Ad IN!!URANI:B lYou're\ tOictr . PhoMUJ You bovesom..thlng T11 Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A DGIIy y,._, Representative. ' -They G-t'R..ulti. .• (. ' MerchandiM and IF · or Want Ad k ' 1 I Mn. Lee J ohn11on NICE HOUSE WIT HBATH, lovely ' yant, out of high water, all mod· Nc1111e Settlem<•nt R~Hid ern utllitle•. furnished or unturRacine, Ohi o nlllhed . Abo sefUng all my .anti8-22- S ll' ques rcallonuble. Alyce Schnei· GRAVEI,Y TRACTORS: onl.' !956 ch•r, Clirton. W. Va. 817-Btc dcmumstralor &nd one I"Pcundl · FOR HALlt-Pt!att ~lrby Real btloned used tractor. tate, Rutlan4 Townahip. 3) R. A l"mlaw aeres l·and, houte, barn. and ou1 ISJ2 E. Main . Pomeroy. buildings. See Georco A. Mf'lo_ __;:a_ "~_3__1 ~ hart., Adrnlnlstrator. B·l-tt' 1 diamond ring, "1-4 COIII.t, 4 sHIL'll 1 pearl rlnlil 1' man'.li ameth.v11 t Call 6229-y You're Only ' . OONCR&TI: 11L0CD GRUI!SP B 121) !<eo I Estate Fresh eggs 8- 22-3 t r , "lull~ ......~· hard 1, top Coupe , overi:frlvc, $1705. ('0MiLET£ lii.IW'IIIlCI ProtedlH 1 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. Uta, Auto, Flr•, Polio. C&U DoD 8·16-8te !Iiiio, lliddleporl. Ohio. tJf TO ..... Mr. ~~'SUNRISE TO I 2-23·11 . 9,000 wm .• "'fOUR MAX 1953 PONTIAC Oelux, 8 cylindu +door Sedan, Hydramalic driv r original two-lone green, $1095. ~OREMM C. ABBOTT T .V. SO. VICE AIJ ft'late.s Reptlrod by Ez BlaeLtna1" 1s, Pomet·oy, Ohio. pert Teclurlmna. Phone 8284 Y 8-18-6tc ....::..:::...:::.:___ !lldclleport. 8-111-11 199 BUICK Special Delux 4•dom· Sedan, on e loe11l owner, $1195 QUICK SEIIVIC'Il oo Walell Reo palrlq br Factor! Tr..J,aed Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. watchmaker. COI...LiNS h.'W£. 8-16·6fc LERS, l'flma'W, 1-a-1.1 - -- -- - 19M PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4· . Manning Roush, son ol Mr. and Mrs Kerns Roush, Forest Run, left Tuisda}' for · PittStiur8:b alter spending the p_~1t month .at hll hQme. He bo&Td *be ntw bollt "Welrtern" owned by the Union Barge Line. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Logan have re I turne-d to their home, ~nniSton, 1 Ala ., after a 'Visit with his pamnts Mr. ant:! Mrs. Wilbur Logan i md M1·. and Mrs . Howard Loa:an. Mr. and M:rs. Hugh G-raber and famU)' were week end guest& of his pat·ent$, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gl"aber. , Mrs. EliZabeth Allen ia 6 pend~g a few days wllh.fru~·nds in Racine, Mr. and 'Mrs. Guy Cnberton of Lebanon we-re Week end guests of Otbo Radford and Mrs. LUlie .Maines. Mr. and .MI's. -Glenn DUI, and Mr8 • Harold Long and Dr. R. R. Pickens were- visitors in Wheeling W. Va., recently. Mr. and MrS. Walter Kaufman 1 nnd chllr!rcn of l!alltax. Ma68 are tbe guests ol her mother, Mrs. Lena Huber 1and other relativeH. Mr. and Mrs: Harold •Teaford and~ daUghters have returned Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Neutzlin& ~nd daughter, rut!l, have returned nome after a . Yls.it In •ndian, Pa., w,i th r_,laUve.s. Mrl. Edward Keysor ()(abel HaTtenbach) and daugh ter, Kaftn, o1' East Lverpool, aceompanied ·thern ;home tfor a visit. to do. Mn.-garet Freeman, 144 Pearl St., Mlddlt'p011. 8 21 3tp ( 20 , ( POMEROY . ' HOMI BUILDIRS 1tsl Auto ~les. Cnll Guy Ne!grcr, Racine", Ohio. 8 14 12tc "11154 BUICK Ccnlury l{lvJcra Coupe, dynaflow dnve, rJ.: {cp- RADIO & '!!ELEVI-s"' IO"N:-SERVICE t ional, $1993, LMtettnur's, Vom. Phone 200. CJellnd Appliance ()tny, Ohio. &16·6Lc Sture, 118 W. Main St.. Pomero1 -- F'·lg hf Results If you want to borrow ..1110ney on your property ln Middleport or Pomeroy, SEE ME . B ~ meror'!.• .J.~::;j.._-'-:-:_,;!J::-5=-in ,.e.:.:s.s:_"'_-:ce-crv _ ic_es _ - - --- Tu esday English that Bobo •bad pa&sed bls summer course at WitteD. berg College in Springffeld. Bobo still has two more .Juadlu befor-e be c_an pl~y football ·tor the Buckeye- 9 agam. The u,nlversity must lift the probaUon on t the blond 210-pou~ pJayer aDd ·' l he still m11st mak.:: the team. The Chauncey-Dover, Ohio flash gained nationwide fame i~ 1954 as a blocking f'1111:tack br BY UNITED PRESS the Rose Bowl Cbimplonship MIAMI BEACH . UP team that swept unheateD tbroO~ ' DeMarco, 14ll,ie, Brooklyn, a nine-game sehedule. •A fine ·ball' sloned Jimmy Fen-d, 14P,', , carrier and faker, Bobo Jlenr ami. 10. lo.st an ineh all seasOn, and hia It"=;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:'"' I fakes into t!le line often CQDfuatd oppoents. · Last spring, Bo.bo enrolled "in Ohio State again and f I u n k e d freshman Engli.ab for the secOnd time. This ~~.Jmmer he enr'ollei in Wittenbeiog for ti1e aame coune which wa.s not offei-ed Ohio State. · l$4-J GMC PleAup Truck for .sale. Phone 8195 · llaellett'o Salell ' Servlile, Cincinnati Pltt11burgb 4, nltht Brooklyn 2,7,st. Louis 1. nig,bt Thur-acbiy't- GametBrooklyn at Cincinnati, hight Pblladelphla at Milwaukee, night New York a1 Chieago · . Pitbburgh at St. Loull, nlthf __ ' If you want to sell your property In MldciJeport, SEE ME. . M-1.1 WANT HOUSEWORK or ironing ~(Jm~lete WRu:L AUGN.MENT, D•~Aqciq aad brake tervice. s_~LUMBBboUS, bi O. kUbPU-. Jlp!Jky ~ M.C. HOBART DEAL- ERS. 1 SOOETY I I 8) Employment Wanted L 1L RAWUNG SONS CCI. - 24 aour Wrecker Servict. Day .Phone 622'7. Nilht Phoae 5039- V REAL ESTATE 161 Losl f1 Found with st.-etch band near Blue & Grey. Rewa rd. Phone 355-J . KaniU City at Waobington, night Detrott at Baltimore. D.i~eht Chicago at New Ylll'k Cleveland at B<>ston, 'Diibt NATIONAL LIAGUI w. L. Pet. ~. ....u L.- .., ..... .pu.LW'UI'.e"' _ ___ 72 4!i .61~ B kl 68 47' 59 "'lrooi yn., --·-- no "" ·.. D1 3 ~DC Jlll8u ---- .., iN _ _ . 4 ' St. LouU --- ~-- 58 lSi' .496 lf Philadelphia - - 53 60 .478 16 Pittsbura:h --- - Si W1 .432 21 1:-1 Cblcaao . - ----- 48 67 .417 23 ' New York ____ •4 • 70 .386 26~ r---~Y' - • Re1u 1h Chicago 6, Philadelphia 4- · Mllwau~e~ 5, New York 3, 1st, ' Hub'Ie 80bo May Return To Obi'... Lm'eup This/Fall oam.. • ____ LADIES WRIST Wi\TCII Thati'SIIIy·., '- · Huuo:rt o , oc · us Dl fu],l~ back of Ohio State's unbeaten•uatied p wer-house of 19&&, may J:te back in the Buekeye Uneup flgal~ Bo.bo, out o1 school lut seuon be catl}e o! seho IastIc di!llculUea, · · e w or • n.. · Wl'1I be re-exammed by unlverai....., Baltimore 4, Kanns City 3, nj&ht · b ~ , Detr oit 8 , Washington 3 • night a uthorities in t e ncar futuR fqr Chicago at Boston, niaht, ppd, ~-~-admittanee on the Obio S~te rain. .day campus. Milwaukee 6, New York 2, 2rid, Novice G. Fawcett, the univm-night sity's new president, anoounced ~ five room apartments: 2 LOST: .' •• ' / ~It .t,_ ng .. \ . '' By HAIIOLD GRAY --· ....,.... �~ . I ~ 1-The ~lloe~ Pomeroy·Mlddloport, 0 ., Aug. 22, 1956 Th.~ • _ ~tuttn• L,.GD lhMaol Dlnlcaar ly Nor1011DI Ca11ac:IJ ~r S. Scba:if, Middleport Society Editor~Phone 6079 L!oclllo Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 I I !J',t~N'( NATIO NAl CIVIL DEFENSE WEEK 'tl•ll ~B ·~, '•l'l',r, - children. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cla twol'lhy lllld family and Mrs. James Clat· WOI;'thy Sr. accump<~.nl~d M!ss Nora Clatworlhy to her houw 1n Shrewsbury, W, Va. after she had vi! itcd here several 11-e i.•k/). . Mr. and Mrs. LOIU! l.ong and children, Juyce and Jan . lind hi.; mettler, Mn. Myrtle Long, visited over the we(!kcnd With relallv('s Jn 'Delaware, · Ml'. and Mrs. William Seipel and grandson, Bobby Seipel, Columbus. were weekend g1JeBts of her aunt Mi ll! MahrJ Hysell and other r~l: atlves. Mrs. Jac Bechtel h11s returned from spending a week •n Dunbar Wit h hPr ~htcr, Mtt. R C. Dan ham . and family. Her daug hter, Sul-·ah, who had 11pcnt twu week~ VhutinK in Dunbar, accompanied her horn!! 'fhe RE>v. nnd MM! . \\'. B Moore, Monroe, were visitors in Mlt:ldlepur·l Tllc.!lduy attendbg n Moore fomil}· reunion nt. Diamond, Ohio, over th e wct:ltcnd. Mr Moore. former. pastor of the Healt h ~1ethod1st Church in Midrlleporl, b on V<l~a tion, from his church in MonrQe . Mr. 1111d Mrs. Grne Biggs 1tnd Ralph, Columbus, Wllre SundAy 'l'ue.,ls 1f hi ~ mother, Mn. B~saic DIIU!!~. nml other rt'l11ti11~s here. Mrs. Mauth• Hc~k allcn riNt thcGilmore-Rn~ri• n:union a·l Proctorv ille SundJW Mrs. Strphen~un, Huntingt on. 93. wAs lh P! oldt·st lady and John Sli'{'Vf!ll'. 81, was the oldest man ut 11\F rounion. Mr . ami Mr~. KE'nnfth llycr Mra . E W Slovens anti diiJuhlcr~: Pn1nt Pleasnnt, were guests of Mr~ . Gomer Martin over the wcok 1 end In Gal lipolis . Mt·. and Mr11 Lc81le Huwlcv and f11mily were week end 8tll!~t s ot M. ~nd Mr~ . J . Perry Bradbury' and family, Kyger. Mr. and M'n. Sldntly Pick ens were guest, or Mr. •nd Mrs. WJJ . llanl Oar-'t nnd !amUy, Gallla Co., over the weok end. Mrs . James S. Titus, llutland, Dll$trlcl Plower Show ehau·man for lhe OAGC, wa, the judge Sunday when lilt!' Vlnion 'Frlendllhlp Garden Club had their annual flower show. 1 cOtttlnUOf.la fttG elfm- IRatel tortlng of waste C"-NIONf absorb noho 'and •lbratlons ot alnk and droln IMPIOYID grlndln; coo. atlended the annual Sommeft r.. union at the f ·H Camp at South-. side, W. Va ., Sunday. Among the.. elaUv.ea weli'e' Mr. and Mr.s ~wrence .Btnt <baia)' Sommer), Middleport, and · their bow;eguest , Ellen Shadle, ChQ'leston. Mrs. L. R Wilson, Norwalk, &.nd Mrs. Louise Forrest, Gallipolll[ . 1. ;ters or Mrs. Bing were amon( I tf:.:~ group an<VMrs. Wilson, wbo has b~:>en visiting both in MJddle' port and Galllpolis thl! summer l~ft today for her home in Nor: l walk. ' In effect, punishment oi' threal Mrs . Clinton Flsh~r was one of lhe guests nf honor Sunday at a birthday dinnl'r glve by h'er lister Mrs. R J. O 'Donnell~ ColumbUs. ·Other birthdays celebrated were James and William O'Donnett .!JOns of lhe ho~t ::an<i hoste&.'i , and their aon·i.n·law, Robert Bell, Thuse at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Y.r. ami Mts. Jlme$ O'Donnell ami three cbild"ren, Col umbus, Mr. anti Mrs. William O'Donnell and son, St. Louis. . or nothing to the developm'ent of ' proper bowel "co0tro1". Tli.e in- •,, rant or young child raine thl1 only with natural rrowU. apdl deyelcpment. On .Ue other hand, forte·or threat of it may be harmful. Premature attempts at enfof'tt!mtnt of toilet tralnine rulet ma,. con· tribute> to aeneral lrritabillt.J. an11iety, emotional tension, di•r· rhea atid con11tlpation. An unhapp)o experience wl~ toilet training may coneeirably •tart manJ of ua off In life with emotional handicaps. Gentlene•• ancll patlrnc!_, with your Infanta clurinr toilet ttainirlr are cood cuidtL * Sml'ths Entertai·n I lo_;;,o:.,::.;.,::.:.:,:,::.~~~::!: ·- = , . Mra. Rob5on and Mr, apd Mr!. - - ,. '· ' • . ' &L. BE R'F.ELD ' S" ,. ' ' • . . ,, - , ··~ • l .. , Sheppa:r:d MakiDJJ e 'nal Att l A FJ •• Freedom T0 1m • 1 -~;u;;_:,i their ~ 1c~t·tall~ for their own cam~a:ns CLEVELAND, Ohio UP - Dr.' lh1jl autumn. Samuel H. Sheppard makes h l • Not a whisper of oppositi.on" waa fioaJ attempt for freedom and vin- raUed to the renominatio1u 0 of Mr. di('ation of hb wife'a murder Fri- Eisenhower, which had been a day in an appeal to tbe United foregone oonclu 1 ion aJnce lie anState& _supreme Cou~. nouneed on Feb. 2t that he would Sheppard is now prucner 98860 be available despite bU h rt ·atat the Ohlo State Penitentiary...,. 'ta,k last year The m·1nonyo ea_t 1 . . w bere h e i s workin.g as a pn~ delegates who wanted to dro hotiPitaJ orderly He is serv1ng NlXtln knew they were lkked Jon: a~fe sentenee for tbe bludgeon- berore lt was Ume to call th 11 lltbnier of Iris wile, MarUyo, o~n and he, too, went on the ~~::et. J111)' f , 1GM. . Without a dissenting vole ' Attorney William I . Corrigan,.. ' was chid trial counsel { Mr. Eisenhower and Nixon 'fft'e young osteopath, will Iile the scheduled to make tbrit accept· .,,h,b pinl dortors were: Wll- COLUMBUS, 0. UP Ohio got the ~i;;;e,~y; •nd f. E. Blak.,alee of jump on the rest of the natlon to~ Leonard . Gllmore and day 1n oUiciall.v approving NovB~ker .~~ 14~ddiepprtj · ember presidential ballota with tbe Shain .and J«ra. Dorilt l nr.mes of Eist!nhower and Steven- . · ._, La~r~n Ro~ son for president and Nixon and f!!1'11- Co'tll Birih 1 Kefauver for -vice" president. .· . . . · ·1; Immediately after the roll call the · b1..D!l¢,~ !!A'use ended at the Republican eonvcn· linn In San Franciso Wedn!.ISday • · Mat: Baker • nl~l\t, Secretary of State Ted W· Robert Hysel1, Brown mtiled the prescr!btld bltJ. Mra. Ell~n jlot forms to county election Tom ~,J. · boards. Mw ' Bt·own 1aid he acted quickly to insure early printing of absentee 'ballot. furnished to Ohioans In tm·· lrme.d services and civiliana li•~ ing .outside the United Stale1, ~ · Under .A new -9blo law, n•m...~" of presidtntal electors do n• lp• pear on the presidential baUbt: Thia allcwed Brown to send · ~ ballots to the counties immedlJ.~· ly. W6e: f asking that a!lce speeches at today•• final se. life seutence be s liOn the convention at the Cow :~t:bi~n;:W·~~a.shiQBton, biiJ C!Onstitutional .Palace. of trial were violated. Sheppard CUilt.Y or murd~ ':~~E;~:::~il!~; fn a . ·~ c:,r:;_ '·i .' More Arrests AreForseen In Heisel Case \ \ dales FJni1 oad Funeral services for Luella & T Be Saturday ,.•••d Polio vo.,.ine the county as the date for the reopenlnc of.the county schools Keller, 76 a fonner Tuppers Plains resident wh.(i died Tuesday at her abot8 .wil l;le ahe'n, iD J?Ometoy at .'draW'S cloijer. · , · . ·.. Red Cfroa• _ Headquarters 1 This Ridge, ' WESELEC't THE VERY IN USED j.'· \, E. Virgil .C' 0-~.'St. ,. _.,' unsu ,, The simple . ~ ' ·~'· '·~· ' .' Buchanan. Mba MI-a. This new G¥0 S50.8 power Btandard. No Mrs. el~ comes even ·el~ The extra power O'Brleh, '.' 1 pounds l!'laJi·-llle·· q+h..- . '•f"" '' . ';~ 'll'-tr'4~ I' atnntt~t, too. In IaC~, ~· ' 11111sch . Ulan ~Qu'll'''f\nd in oo~tjJ And there's mcmlll ': term s • f \., :~t'~ ·~t the ~ !If the ·heap In _•s ·to)' ' I 1 ·,,. -- : '' EU1abeth Tbe158, Mra. Edltb MolMin Pat- of Qveil-theoroa4 truck81'1 and ( GiiiC'il goi:.~n J...iU . "\"1" .,,.' ~· Tele.p"hone Stn'ke Ul• loin. EY"'VIEW . FRISCO On Traffic Side Proves Costly j On Jacksoma11 ! . ~~~~:·u~:·'o~~· f'or llleaedJY liurhnr a peanut on and wiJ fined tBO-for latoxlcation vfln4tinl ln•chJue.'1dckln,e-out • po!Ice eluiser window, and ·re•isttnt i"nellt: --- . MARKIT ttii'OttT • , ClNCINNATt, o. U'P . Pi'odUC6: Et••· unsettled, pflce1 at !arms coeoumers w~lleo ond browno; A jumbos q.-4'7; A large 4:1.Ui A mediUm• iU-32; A •mall 18.22; B r. o. alflce had no In~ · cverl.urninJ ' ot other ~han to eOnttrm Wll a demaDstraUcn. 1Dismiss Phone ,_ RehearuJg • p}ea· I • B. CIDCinnatt. ~ ,!~tate mruuea r:omm.ta:alpn whites and browna. A llr1e - ~lt· · eai'~l- ,'?iii week It Colurfl:.,_l: 'di• medi... m 38-3D. ' ·':". miiaed ~petition for tbe rebearJ.N' · ChlclteDa, 111t11dy; reyer, 3-3 .51~ · on application cfthe GenenlTt:~•· IMJ; 1aeD1. o,ec~ alb ltlS; beni pho~e eo. of Ohio and the Cltlnpa' Bib lnd un~ 1._.11; be,nt 'l ilht Tel'tphone. Co. Iat Coolville to aer\y~ 18-1~ old·tOOften ~12. vice' the Cb~t.er, Success,. and · ljiU:tttr iUo, .core ea. : · Summer •are~ Jn )teits Couat,. .•. nag. At the same time, tbe President bad apme comment about the coming campaign. He said the par. ty in power "always ruru the dan· a:er of com~Jacency" Jn an elec· lion ~ampaign. "·But I think ·our people are all roused up to the very great neceSsity of continuing the kind of program they have been supportmg for the- p~st three and one baH years," he said. "and that you will find in every .state In the Union and, indei!d, down to ~very precinct tbe kind or work that is needed." ale.o re;latfd h:1 belle{ that the COilUtry will be best served when the White House and the Coneress are run by the same poUti~l party, (or lhc simple reu.~n you can then fix rcsponsibi Uty. The..GOP convention hu laid heavy strew on recapturing con· trol of Congress, which passed to the Democra~ two yea"' ago. So when t·h e time came for the nominations, Houae Republica& Leader Joseph W. Martin, the con. 1 vention ch.aJrm•n. ordered a roll I eau of the states. Alabama yielded to Indiana lad all other deJegations pb:sled. I Charge~ Filed luge swa 1 I Opening Car Door ( 'R-o-m-a-n-y' thIn At p -·· Six-Different --- were; Medl· ~l facta speak tl\ia Rcae, ots F are Anew . .I 1d . ' aet _. Co:_ wm· ho~e, 2 Stbnson·Av, Athens will next SoutherD schOol buses be 115 avaUible. be ht:ld at the First Christain N&W . YORK uP 1'lle Fin f4onday, · Autust 27 acccrdll to inspected · •t ' BiCiite Higb &ebool To greatly shorten the time on 1 Church at Athens on Friday at 2 p. ·•e loday ibn Sept, tieglnn '"'"' at 9 •· . m.; jns-tlon It is reqm1sied that' the naouncem ••l m "" 1 _, was reported polled loday for lb- 1 . • 1 "'" '" Eait~n Scltool . b~l$e& will be In· buses be presented promptly and m. other series of armta· for tbe View·Ul !>e admlniate.M to all ..AM ..d ol c~- Co 1 b 1 II 1 I d '"!'" .sr-- . · u ... u:r mllJ.OOS on D t e o ow ng manner, w n · Survivors in~ludeti her husband, tO!' Riesel acld throwing cue , ~IWoen the · age-s of one s · 1 ' ·• 9 a m Wesl••n b 1 d 1 "bl hl-1. · ...,. , ep · "": " .; .... usee .owa owere as ow ~'s posst e" Ch~:rles· four children, Garth Kfl· w .... , may expoae a nattoawlde ~~~~ 18 Y81J• . of a&e In~ ~ wllJ rt:po'rt a\ 8 a. m. on Sept 13 emerge~y door open, hood up on Jer, G~mbier, · o., Mable ·. Priee: c:rlmA e10vernment cartel. women, tbe Red Cl'OI!Is at RuUan4bu.High tSchool as willd both tildes, first aid kit also to · Newark·, Robert Keller, Columbu.~ spokeaman 111id N ..... 11 0 ',..~ 0 tbe- April IS attaek WbJeb ~ a ' a m. an be open. and Myrtle Fry of MsArthltr. 11 Riesel part at an cblldren Ill at the time of ~u:=: ~u:'uhn·. at a. m. at The ' following equipment ~t1oulr;l Also survlng are a sister Velma maze cf teiT()r and murder abota wtll hne an op- · · be layed out .on the seat of the Stqeart, Athens; a brotl'ler Cbar· "amazing and fantastic" proporfor male up abots, it St.llsbUl'J' busaes wtll report at bus or on tbe floor for lnspecticn tiona. •Ito -'d. Hours for tbe &bote: Sallfbury School ~pt. 14 at 9 a. -chauffeurs license, first ' aid les Staneart, Toledo; a step dauJhThe reported fcrtbctlmlne ar· have been aet for 9:30 a. m. untJI m.; Sectrqn! buS-es at the 11me lo- certificate of the regular driver, ter Bernice Blough, Marietta aad three ·grandchildren. resta widened further the rift ~ 11:30 a. m. and from 1 P· m. tc 3. eatliD at 10:30 a . . m. and Pome· pot nar¥• fuses, 'red flags. . 1 tween the F'l an4 New York poN.o shots wlU be administered ror,.bu&IMII at U:OOt a. m. Any AU .school bus aceidenls must Burial wUI be in Tuppers Plamfi lice conducting ind"'endebt inve. without 1 a11ned puental CODI!flot. m ed or relnipeetton 8 wiU also be reported and investigated by Cemetery under direction of Ar· tlgatlans In the Rlerel eue. ·be ml11e at t~t pofnt. ,the hlahway patrol wbether in baugh Funeral Home. Acting U. S. Attorney Tbomu B. r · 'u '} Dtlver must~ be present wben rur•t or city area. •-r Gllcbrlst Jr. blamed "labor r~ • bua 1J .inapeded. ' It Was abo anooupccd that the eterrJna:" for the assaul& 'It 11 alao r~ulred that the re· Highway Patrol will hold a safety Dlatriet Attornejr Frank Hopn gtatntton . certificate tor lhe. ll- meeting Sept. 8 at 8 :00 a, m. in promptly ealled "the area of moOflSmOU cenae· p ..tee of :the bus, bji! poste~ Slllsbury School, with all bus tivatlon wtde open." inside the bu(. Hiye motor num- drivers and schoor offlclala urged T h e proaecutor, h I d met ber of bUa, if DO registration· card to attend. --------""""7'"----Wednesday for an tnconcltiSive ~ e.xaminatlon of the exhumed body A_ . p· Of ~braham Telvl for fldal acld,. PORTSMOUTH, 0. UP' -GliD· ' Iii , I'\' I IJUI'I!I. -fire llid r:lotlnl broke out today Jt wqt be 11 long time before in the Ohlc Consolidated TeleWilliam Caudilf of Clirton W. Va. 1 Pboae CO. atrtte. Nobody w11 burt opens bis c11r door on the traffic side a~ain . We<inesdav afler.noon ~ly"' to"a.y a group of demoabe mnde the mistake of opemng a lltraton overturned 1 ca~ coaUIIDo tloor on the' left !!ide ul his 1958 1111 .ndlo • ~lephone equipment Ford and lost it. . · wblch the company said wu used to ~andle emer&ency Call• beAt the instant Caudill opened t w a e n Porblmoutb and ·West . his cllr door Jay Myt'r~ of W Mai'1 Porta~outb. St. driving a 1947 Ford cRme along sirlc and crasAcd inlo the door ripln Portsmouth, pcUce sa\d that · pinq: it from the Caudill door. Jacll:sop, 0. uP' · Elmer Pat· • num~r of thots were tired. ipto ' Estimaij!4 damage lo CaudiU's rick, lU 1 ·a beny mat.lne opera· a flrked maintenance truck. Tbe· . rar Wfls $l!i0 and $1'i0 to the Myers tDr. wu held In Jail today await· eomp~ny said there were five buJ.. Veh.icle . lp• li'md Jury actloa on alz dlf.. ref b,Olet In:. - tbe truc~'i h®d ~nd frent c~a.r•es~ .UicludJ,flC· aauult ;.1puDi60UI" bales Jn tfle bodr of and ba~~ery oa1 t ~nder. t,he . trUck; Pollee 1aid the hOle~ I'Jt.r~ .woi -he)~ P.• -2,800. 11ond ,.... duued by .bullell. · · · •• was ., Mr. Eisenhower's fir.r the House and Senate and ·• inam. ber of governors and qndldatea for governorsJlips to hi• 4uite te shake hands and have their pieure1 taken Wilb him. 0 Mr. Eis<nhower said WedMsdar 1th•t he is very anxicWI to aee th Funeral services ":ill b~ ~eld 1RepublicUlJ reeain ~utrol of Satur~ at 1 p.m. Ill Bt~tng· greas which had been held by the ham Church for Clara E. Nwe- Democrats for tbe Pa.st t meyer, 69, or Chelter RPD wbo Patry atrategJats beUeve "~~ears. died in Holzer H0111pital Wednes. ol the beat ways he can heldOJI~ day, . . . . by throwing the m.anue of Lia SurvJY-ngtn additmn to h~r bus- own popularity over his GOP tieband Frank are, three rhildren, ket-mate. wherever possible Audrey Forsythe, Bertha Damonlo Wbatever suspense w i and ViriJinia William !!I all of ~olum tbe GOP convention was~tue!: ·bus; three brothereOrland Gilland, WedniiiSday before tbe &e&sl beLong Bottom, Elerdina Gilland. gan. on Rock Bridge; Otamer GiUAu~. ' TOledo. Tbeo breat came wben Harold E. lD addition to five grandchildren stasleD, leader of a stilled drive and ~even areat grand children are to down Nixon called ou Mr. Etlhree &isters, Dora Goldsberry, enbcwer at the Presideat'.s ltotd Shade;. pma Carsey, Athens and suite. Leota Warner of Guy&Ville, Mr. Eisenhower later held a tUneral services will be in news eonference to announce that charge of Arbaugh FuneraJ Home. Stassen had run up the white He reported that Stas.sea had con· riaced himself that ~t of the delegates wanted NlzOn, and that ~auen ·llim.self would make a seeondlq, spe«b for NiJ:on. 1 1 , taken up GOP standard bearer for 11111 was to invitt fO candidate,~ for .•r Mr. a\rd Mrs. Harold Woodgcrd and dauahter, Marianne, were re- , ~ent vitltors at Lake Hope. Chief of PolJce and Mrs. Russell Bailey. and Coach and Mr~ Charles McOenald have returned. from a trip to St. PetersburiZ. Fla . Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuffin and three children and Mr. and M~s. Leo Child!! attended the thirty lhJrd annual 8urnside-McGutrih reunion at the home of Mr. and Mil. J. H. Moas, Huntington, over lhe weekend. Mr. and Mre. William Smith and d&ught~r. Agnea, ·v'lslted Mrs. Nf'tt!e and family, Popula\' session starts 8:30 EDT but ~ " thhour prehminariu be:fori or two 1rill be the can-. trial .d.ates come en. atten- ~ Nixon, who left S.n FrancJ.aco *ed!lesday to be at the bed51de ~01 bis aged and crilleally ill f• lll,er in ••l!url>an Loo ) . - .., expected t6 return iD time .;. • ~·~ a .uver hJa .speech. ~·· ._ - ~· -• $cll00l Bus'ln8~timtDii~es v· LueUa S. Keller ForM~igsCo1mty AreGivell ~ Funeral Services Clara Niggemeyer I Meigs County Sclwol Superintendent 0. 0. Patterson today Will Be Friday Fimeral Services I l!lJIOuncod for inspection of school buShes .throughout E. BI•k- . I ; nTbc •hortly 19M:, Swilllher, ber. &'ted from Middlepoit High s~hool last May, -is employed as caShier at the ~vans Supermarket. • ·---- day night to oppoae the Dem4> 1 cratic ticket of Adlai E. Sleven. .vm and Estes Kelauver. President Eisenhower plunged immediately J n t o cam~ign ~mp chores. Two score Republican· can. didales for Congre15 hurried to hi~ ho~el suite today to grip hi• - ---~-- Ohio Gets Jump ~;~ In Approving ,0: National Ballot Ernestine Asbury, who gradu· --- Goesslets ~~ Tneiy~,iPio~m~e~ro~y;·:d:•u=er~l;i~;~~~:.-:~~=-~====::,::~=~~!~!~=~~~::~*:!:;:!' I • . ' eo~y SITOR HONOitiD .Mrs, Boyd Dileard,•. ~ ••. h.. Howeon!enientitlsnottA11!11-81\1paitd·fe·SDap · h ' t ,._ ~- ·.;.,.,__ ~ ..' W enever YOU Wan w wvp ~ge il) )'OUr purse! Ye~ that's only one of tn~ wonderful ~ tu f 1• Lad · B xto /-.;.. --&..1: 1 ~ea res 0 OWning,a y U. ' n,..,..JWe=b e. The photo-an,.d-card ea·se rem~•, ,..m,.,Jete''", v•1100 -..: :JI' v to use alOile if you like. The exeluirive BUxton "FJf·'·'-•-")ets yOU liU -~c) extra'-" d~ . <;A....., w1n WS..- .Ill many 88' .mu · W&DL ""our ·""!" •• of 'Je•mf"g" \ J•' ""'! ~ ~ lea'"·~ • I • _,_ ....,_n In g OWing..,.....-& ~,-9S' ' . .,~ '.,.. ' Dtt,e1er TODAYI on VI . -·' .r , .: . '-' 11M Prfglclalre . ,... .,· t. ::·$9,9.95 ' a l!l'anddaughter moul'i votes at the Republican National Convention Wednes· I ·.~· , lfcior·~lp; In "''" and cold ). 1erb•~- Me>dows, SAN FRANCISCO (UP) - Tbe GOP today !brew its 1952 winners - President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon -Into a ru>-complacency campaign to retain the White House and regain control of Congress. Mr. Eisenhower and Nixon were renominated by unani- .... • • • cfrit>pi"' baa• ••• aut- . Sauer and daughter, l.i:ory Ruth .. --~ No Complacency Campaign Opens To Regain Control Of Congress i first Ume donors through the Meigs donated blood In lll'l"'ecia· LADY Convertible I . ...' ~n.;~~!.!~ u tlte 11 . apprOved NO MOll load WGiio . . . . . ' Approximately thirty~flve ~la­ tlves were present for tbe dtnoer whJch celebrated . Mn. Plcl(eni' ointieth blrthdly 11nd she received an upholatered .swlvil rOcker rocker from' tbe grou)JI Among tboae· present were Mrs. James Munoy, Middleport, her aJ,ter, aqd P!fr, lnd Mra. Harold o1ces ~~ .• r,.:· ' ~; ..1 The plumbing ' J Surprise family7::Picnic Is Held • At Reedsville A ·at,~rprise ramily picnic planned Sunday for .Mrs. Jo. Hphlne Plcki!DS, Reedsville and the dinner wQ served at .the borne of her son, Harry Pickens, Reedlvlfle. • ., -- portlc:l., 1ft water prcttct ~oohold II~•• f ; .. ~r' '::';;,,~\'o ~:.~P;,7~;~:.~~~.~;~'if. L, Cunningham. nttne , I' ' ' ~ The bride-elect Is a craduate of Wahama High Sehool white tbe groom·to-be graduated fro'm Zaleski High School. Randy and Vicki• o.f Lakela"d~ JJV Fl a., Mr. and M,. "~ Harold pavlo n , been •villting frlend1 1nd '•ii!laUves d M' here £Or .the, past l',tek, Will be •n "' Bertha Slivers ot N.Wbo_ ll'o.'red Thurtd~ wkea t·h·e • -·ao·k, Mr. and Mn. James D"l'"rt ~ u• _, d 7 "" al ·Women's Claaa holds 1 ,,dQvtjHd 1 an chi dren, Jimmy, Linda and <!lab supper at lbe c;hw'l!b o! Hollie Anrr, Chillicothe, Mr. ·~ O~Jst at six o'cJoct. Th~ member.s M~s. Floyd Tracy and · diUghter, are to bring their ,covered dis,h Vma Jean, Akron, and Mr. onil ORd !able ..vloe ·an\1 >Mrl. C. C. t~r5d ruchd•rJd Rupe and daughter, Chapman's wiU furDIIJb the l<ola and fllll.floollng of food .i ~bprch wjth Rev. Ralph M~htnU!)' readitti the ceretnony at 7;30 PM. ertalned a .,.oup oi ,..!all..., Suad•yGuests •t their ho'l'J>· Webe Terr·~·· were Mr. and Mrs. Dever p "'""''tall and children amea at The wedding will be held at an Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smitb ent- ,aDd her famUy. n a an .' • opea church affalr at the Mason lvange.Ue:al United Brethern Mrs. C..Fis,her d Is Honor Guest l'Ou,rol of their own bowels and bladderr. u they grow. The mot• · that' parents can do is guid• '• At Sunday Diriner thetn a liUie." " or punishment contribute• littltt ' \ Loper, son of Mr. and Mrs: Th~ dore Lt;lper of Zalesk.l, Ohio. •• e .. . Anaoudcement 1.t beina: ot P.e approt.ehlna .man'ilae l!iiMaor Sue Cartwtlabt, daughter of. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright ~ :Hasan and .William Cart~(ight of "' Huntington, to John Frllncis I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheets, Col. , arrived tod.ay to as&ist in her care. umbus, we re week end guestJ of Mrs. Glenn Jarvis, Pori Waah· Mr. and Mr.s. 0. K McKinley and lngton wa.!l called here- by tbe Were accompAnied here by E~rl serlou~ U!ness Gf her aunt McKinley who had .spen t a week Laurie- McKay, who Is a Patient In Columbus. • B.t the Meigs General Hospital Mrs. W S. Pa1 .sons returned' ' home Saluday after t•isJting Mr. Richard Vaughan has been and Mrs. I. W. Gibbs, Hartford transferred to the St. Albam :>in~(' lasl Tu,'sday. ' Evan11 Supermarket and was II<!· Mrs . Carroll Sw11nson , Mrs . Har- companied to W. Va., by bla ry Snead, Pt. Pleasant, and Mrs sort, B~I. and his brother4n-Jaw Fred Carmen, Addi son , spent th~ Russell Yeager, who had bee~ week end with their husbamls at vi.s!ling here-. Mr. Va~ghan a~d Mound~vllle The nwn arc work- son will stay with Mr. and Mrs. ing on tl.c new powct• plant pro- Wilbur Parsons and Ruasell. ject at Cresap ami the Sneads S.Sgt. und Mr9. Cleo Kerns and alsu attend('d 11 family reunion in daughters, ,Judy and Joyce, wflo that .area Sunday. have ~en stationed at Mlnerall Lo~ell, Ruby, SL Alban~, i! Wells, texas, are visiting h_er wurktng m the lu r11 l Evans Super· mother, Mrs. Willtam Robson an~ market 118 as.~!stant manager and famlly and Mrs, Kerns and the will be in charge durins WilHam girls will remain here when he ~alteq' two week vacation atart- leave, : for Service in Newfoubd· tng next week. · ' Jand. The Kern s family visit(!(! Mrs. Dea Haye~ was tak!in lo he·r brother Willi.~m Robson , and Mf'igs General Hospital Monday family in 'Liberal, Kan. and her as a medical· putien~ and her sis ter, ~rs . Cli(ford Cunningham brother and sh1tcr·in ·lnw, Mr. and and family in Llma enroute !(; :"l~s.:_~:_ C. Meaduws, Columbus, Middlel,)ort. Mrs. Cun,ningham and , . --+- - - - -- -~ s~n. Keith, came to Middleport wtth tftcm to join her older son ~ewsM akers Cartwright- Lolier Wedding Plans Are Announced persoll$ • SUn'day - - -- - - :___ - - ReIahVeS ~hJidren, Rernle, DIC'kle and PAIT, Approximately forty In his first enr:ounler with a (rightenlta& world ot di 5dpllne. evel'7 in(ant require& the psychological support fof a mother's love and affect1un above all else. In an atmosphere of punuhment it ia quu.: '' tionable whether emotional "food" i• available to the infant or +young child. Therefore, it il!l no aurpritc , - - - -. , - - - - - - that both p~~oych9k.gist and pedia· tncian have drastic111ly revised thf'tr thinkinK on di&ciplinc for th( in/an~ ·a nd young child. This change of medical opin. ,..~ co ion Is be&t dra· ./ 0 ....k. Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Tewksbary have returned from a vacUon trip to FlOrdia. Mrs. Tewksbary was on "' lokr•r·o..t CJaiJcf Car• l..e. by <Om.. mo<l"d r~arlng the ret'· ;: ommendat10n1 for l. ,: toilet traininr of ~ ,..o 20 ycara ago and "+1 ~NO \.<1-' today. Thl!' sum of an · tiqualed thinidnlil' on the M.tbJect of toilet traininr is cont.amed m a bulletin publishtd in 1934 by the Federal 'Chiidr~:n's bureau It called for 11trict, if not eoerci'le, training : "Training of the boweiR may be begun 1..!1 early as the end or the nut month It should 'always bP. begun by the third month and •a)' be ctompleted durin&: tbe eighth mon th.'' Such phrases &I •absolute regularity'" and "not •arying the time by five mJn. utea" are found in the text, Contrast this point of view ¥lith the modern ('oncept of toilet training found in the 1964 edi tion of "The Encyclopedia of Child Care and Guidance". It read!S as follows: · "Mothere. can relax if they h'rogni~e that a child will prlil<'· tlully train himHell in timeachieving good daytime control before thr~ year11 of age and al · most complete r.o ntrol by four or five." > Dr 8enjamin Spock in 1966 has thi ~ lo say; "Generali:v &J)P&kinK, babieS themsel11f!1 rain Mrs. Ed~on Wessa, Columbus, visited relatives and friends in Galli.polls and Middle~rt th l~ ' Oft a SOUETY -i Annual Som'mers Family Reunion Held On Sunday 'Training' Fountt Unnccessary, Mother Urged To Relax Da.olv Sent mel vacati9n rrom her wort as office nQrlt for Dr. J. J . Davis and Mr. Tewbba'ry from the Imperial Elee· tric Company. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Long and children, Jan and Joyce, and Mr. and Mrs. · Henry Clatworthy and ebildren, Jimmy, Sandra and Sam· my, vi1lted Camden Park, Hunt· ington. Monday. Dean Pink, .son of Mr. and Mr!i. Owen Fint, has returni!d home J after spending .«:vera! weeks visit· Jog Ricky Schoonover and family in Columbus. He was at:compained hert by M1'. and Mrs_ Rl~hard Norris and family and Ricky. Mr. and Mra. Leo Searles cele. brated their twenty-seventh wedding anniverury quielly at their home recently and their daugh· tcrs, Mrs. Robert Craig and Carolyn Surlea, planned a surprise for their parents. Mila Besa Sanborn wa& accornpained u Car as Parkerbura today by Arthur Skinner and went on to Prince Frederl~k. Md . lt:l visit a cou11in, ,the Rev. H H. Hort, and family . 1 Mr1. Martha Hudson , who is im· proving slowly after having a bror.len hlp, was taken to Holzer Hos· pltalfor a check up Tuesday In the Rawllng:s. Coats ambulance. l Mrs_ Rodney Downing left this ' morning for Marion , Ind . to vhil Dr. and Mra. John Kireher and • l ' nrlr l" ju 11/ .o , ,,..,..ru Todays Program For Convention ) ' 1 SAN FRANCISCO UP ~ Program for tod~'!< final session of thi! Republican National Convention beglhplng at 6:30 p m. EDT. lntro'duction •of co11gressmen and Senators. sPeech by rormer Gov. Dan of Qolorado, candida~ ' Senate. Speech hy vice presnomine-e Richard M. Nlx· on. NiXOR will .speak if the CCD• dltion of his aJlln,~~; father In Loa Angelea permits his return· to tbe convention. lt.tee,tllnce ·speech by llreaident E~nbower. fl · Adjov)llO<DI. ___ _ .' .., ! I I H~. MAICnuNO IOMAHY, the Puertc Rico delegate who Ill• alated on bavtnc !Ia tbree-YCUI delegation poUed, artd qelled out btl name on roD call at tb• lDliJ GOP convention, t1 baek: 1 ga.lll. Here bt 11, rMdy to UIM!rt b1Jn8ell jn J'rialo'l eow Palac.. (fHt~tiotiGil WOitKMAN HURT Austia W. Phillips, 102 Cole St. wa.s the recipl~~ of head Injuri~~~ Thuilaq morning wbU• a.t wtrk at PofnetQy HiRh 'Scboot He WI.! rushed to Holzer }Joaplirtl ~=eroy· ~~ce Chle! J'rar E ---~-... ~ .. ·-- - ·f~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 22, 1956 staats wells