http://66.213.69.5/files/original/88a49864862437ea328caa0e41e6bab5.pdf 582984808191586d29f76ce45c444f0a PDF Text Text ~ . 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~ �. ------ - - --- ----::----.. -,..-------·- • •• • ... ·"'· ... -·· -- . . ... ' . .. Missionary Society Electa Circle -, Adopt New And Unusual Project T~Semlnel · . Daybook -1 .• . ·'. ·k I L The Women'• DeaioeraUc Club I KlddiN ond Cort ' ''Daddy, atop the ear!" Usually this urgent command IEYNOLD I . GREIN. will bol4 I ,.., luck picnic Mondv A•1aat 21 at I p. m. at 8ailey'1 Lake. AU m.em· ben are urpd to attend. Ia cue •t raiD. the meettaa wm be hlfld at the lleelOnd wud hou.e lD Pom.e- offu~e ~bO~"! - 397. Entered u secund class malr.AiC matt" at the pl}5t Qfflce at P9m\\l'OJ Ohio. '0 " N.t-io 111 advertlsiDI represeatattv-e, '8othnelli-K.imbalL lne., H.."J Les.h.gtou Ave., lil'l'w York City, te, ~ Y SubseriptiOJI. rates: DelivP.ry by earr.er where available 30 cents IMI' week: one ye-a.r 1r advatlee at The I•ailv S!!11tlnel offll'e, S.15.60: li:1 m o nth ~ $7 80: three months, S3 90 8)1 rttJtur ruute wh.··re •vallable: onf' mu•th $1, By mail one Y"iJr .$£1; ~·• mont!ls, $4 20; h:eJ montbs, $2.~; •Joe monril. S.l. ,, b • •1 b ~ -·~. •'" .1~", ''.l e a c n I ' . my new york ' BY MEL ( I i- , ii HEI~ER . 'I " {X£;;;~nfj~ t l P<11ul Hariman l ~ t ' l I •, . h(' Fmnk '. ·" 1 • and how a ma.n could go to his l"f'ave with a greater epitaph than that , I can"l .see-who made a fort\me with lull late wife Grace aa an eccentric dancer, and now ill playing Cttp'n Andy In the Jun l.S Beach JH"oductlon of Slww Boot . He plays the Cap'n broadly llut skillfully and 111 about Ule ( "QII!}hf Mandttl. ' "Well, he touk lhl'! New M0011 part- and that show closed OUt Of town, fl nup . although IO.lf'r It waa rewnLten ~~ond became a hll Mca'\WIIllc, Zlegfeld came up with a guy named Charles Wlnnlnger to pl~ty Cu.p'n Andy- and not only the show, but Wtnntnger, bec::ame tremendulllt auccesses. It wo.a my father, Incidentally, who rt4:0M· mended Wlnnlnger for the role. So- heN am I na Cap'n Andy, catching the Wut my pop missed. A little Irony with. your or&nle Ju ice?" ' 0 0 0 0 Signs That Indicate · ' Emotional InstabilitY ly NIAMAN H. IUNDIIEN, M.D. HOW emotionally stable are rou? It'l e. fact that one out o! every 10 Americana who yro.duate from hl&b 1chool this yrnr will br, under treatment fo1· 11 sick mind aometlme during his !He. Chronic alcobollam, d.e1UIIona or llallucrnatJ.on~, refusal to fact rea.Uttea, feeUnp of hopeleiiDeu. sulcldalldeas or attflmptl at IUl• clde, exeeiL!Llve or abnorD\&1. IIJ.~· : nlity, habitual crlmtnau,,. an4 : abusive and dea"kuct.l.ve behl'• : In ntany calles, a m~nb1 l check· lorlanur, up, eepectally u .undertLLkcn \l!he n Pr U M &lgn1 of emotlon:~l Jllnl's ~ t\rst l1'111l .,., euurtl a~pe11r, may lnlt nnd pteven t n What can ~ou do to http prl· t omplete menlal lJJ cnltdown. vent developmeDt of theee ll'IDP" , ' toma? Dr. Lielnoaa. U.te Ute•• Ea:1y S!qnl suneetiGI'II u piclepoatl: Who.t are snme of these early Love t.J:I.J nellhbor. Accept PIO· I~Cn :J ot cnwtiono. l llln e~;.') ple u tht)'' are. Be to11r111t of Dr. S!l.muel Lkbnw.n, Clllcago others and at J'OUl own ahort... psychtatrit.t, anys .~; o m e o! the comtng:e. Attend ahu.rcb rel\lllr· \~' ::ml n fJ ~>lg ns which mlg ht metm ly. Rellllon 11 CODIOllll.J; 1t c.n the llo:!glnnlnu or cn\ot!onal prob· act u a tranqWU..r. lenb tre: Talk out JOUr Wn.doDI. Leam Jrr!tabllll y, re:;tlrssnes5, rebel- to accept wnprou c:au'tohup. llousncsrs , ln!l.b1llty to ronce n- control J'OUl UI.Xlettea. 4on"tlet trnte, rrequrnt rrc llniJ ot Q:lovm them eonm.J. JOU. or ClesrJalr Erue lnJ' doubt ,au m1Jht Olsllal\s rnr.tlon w\lh one'R lot havo throulh.,.rlol:lk:chiC~ .. IIpl. In 1\(L?, dlfllcnlty In r.t• ltln~: alonll Unchectedan4\1Dtrt&tldmen"'ah a~sort ate" or ho'dlng jobs, tal 1treu, ttiiLimblr, can UUH failure to ma ke adjttslmentll at oraantc atlmGtl allCh u ulcen,. \ hom~. I;"Olltls and hilb blood prtiUrl, I ."":"at:c Kabt;s . 'n addiUoa to tttD.tuJ m••t.al ~rratlc entln~~: or sll;"epln~t ho.b· breakdown. lts, overlndulgen cc, excessive OU111101IJID MIWD •rr. :::k.tng, e:ttlng or Urlnklng. T. c .: lJ lt poulblt,nan ha-.lq Even repeated mlnor lnfrac- toucbed poiiQn l'J'1 DO& 'M baTt tlcne of the lnw or night from reaettona to lt? religion might lodlcnte an emo- AniWer; Boml JUIGU taD tlonnl problem. come ln cDI\t&a w1tb l97 •tth Indlcatlon~ of mare Imminent perfect ufetr. -.bill Dtlletl 11"1 da.no:cr (It pers(lnality Olslntegra- ery llkely &ottaetiYIR wbtn \he t!on, pr. L\ebm1Ul u:,!, are the potaon mna 1* il Wded. to Ultm toUow&.g: slgnJ: indireetlJ. ..·· -· • • $ART, W.VA. Mrs. Ann• Welgud and ·dauJh· ter were S.u n4ay la&elt.!l of Mr and Fred RGUih, MT, .llnd Mn . OC'nJ iiS Roush and Mr~. Mr. and M.rs. At!rian Lathey of .0~ altended a wl(>npr roast at VPrnon, · Mr". Cl1rant-e, Mr. and UniOfl . Camp Groun>ls W~dne~lltV Mr!!." Howartt · 'i'•YIOr of Pt. Plea· .,,oil'n laht Wqnsored by the Farm wO. - -~ . .7. ~ . ...-· , .f'lub. ...,., -1' ;:..M '.: ~l'f 'lll.d Mrs. ~­ •"' ' ~ sant calt~ on ~n. Jllannle Taylor sun~~7 e\'tfli!\1. . ·.. . Frank Wolfe oJ Mr. ancf · rM¥. "Calyln "$le.\sine SilVer Springg, Md., spent Sunday ond Gll)' Blelalng. Mason · spent Jlillht whh Mrs. F11nnle Taylol" and Sundty With Bennie Blell!lnlil lnd 19R of Board. (amiJy qf Albaoy. < 5:00 5:.10 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 11!00 News He~inas 11 :05 Wea1lherea&t ll:Oti PreS"-' Box 11:15 ·!.-lovte ·,Museum 8:00 ~ :3~ ~:00 11 :30 For-!-igD llltr.igut 12:00 TDtl ~gbt 1·00 Sign O!f 1.0:2:1 .,0,30 10,45 11:00 1"1:05 PRIDAV 8:00 Sig·a On S:OO Capta:l<n Kangaroo ~~ Tbjfl'iJ' e:oo or rather as an apoloey. that J off., the tact that 1 was bol;"n and rabed-' 1n a place e1lled Wllminctou, N.C., althouih 1 ~pent a1 much time ae pOIIsible sway fl om It, In a place called so1.1tb.oort, a little .town ln whJch 1 .gtiiJ ·own my Grindpa Ad· lrins' home. But Wilmington was not sucb a bad place to .!11"0"\V up as a boy. We 11ved 1n what ~ar. eaQed "East" Wllmington.ll had a lot of Jn It, most or .w'horri were mate 11 1 As ll irew, t-e.v It .to be ,called Fereat "· I would like you td consider Ulflt my Aunt Laura, who ralaed me, mnd her husband, Untle CQrnellua, ~pl_ed proud ]llace.!l In the ,e"OJllmunUf· They were ex·sla· vea. .[ wd&ltl llke you to coo.sldel' my Aurit Lilly Burn11, a Ne(ro, who rcisl!4 .'flf rrotlter, and Jullt plaotn r.n,· a -~ 0/.he had a twsbnd named ay.tter, • N"e&rP, and a be~y friend ' ~ameG Du:nk, a ~irG: wr.u rah;ed ·mV"-Ittd brother. 'I wqul"d erove to rill;' Alb~·! Gray, a Netro. who wsll the hirtcl man 1:an(t Jake Kell:v . a Nefro WliJ' waa another hired mao, and tbr atnke, .•la ~r. G.ra1" wheb _ ·~;'Iii IDf.m'a. f,IP Lottl~r Adk.'»l, t ·, ' " .to ' ~Jqwn ,to bu~ me a) . at. ' ~Y maternal lnP:d!•t~ .. Capt. Edward Hall Adkinl of ~-U~port, N. C., hid the milf~S;e'{() dje, and one whole striei 'JI • thport, was flll"td with Ne <" ,..frii~ds, come to s11.v 11oodbye~\oQ tap,rn My Cather used to,· :.l' t~r •the J . . W. Brooks Who ... ~ ,GI-orera. he sure met a lot ·Of colored in his bushtess ot selling 11:00 Jt. nus 1nelu~d . a man named Allen J~Dny~t!i, first name was All.,n, h~ m~e~ • :pame was D)', and , hl:tl' papa·' w~sn't IOC!at>~b_le - who wor)t:,~d long for CousJ.n Kate S.t ewart in h7r Soutbp~rt bot.r dlnr h01U~. ThiS would ~.~n · c~ude the mula~to .brother of . a bi_K whlt~ e11~bve. m one of WilmtngUJns ~a)or · mdus~rles who was erqptove~ ~Y his white brothel' as a Jarden•r ' on the executive's estat~. chielum-mub, ,,catsbane,[ Negroes were a1 much a part of . WIU1r(ea. my hom~ town as the "buckra," waa~ow.:-d to the whl'te folks . My mammy, Aunt . · - 11 1 e.rnon~~ Ll[~, the former Shvet Used to ~---·· ~liifi·· lf;JoU can\ keep ulwith the Abntr McCfl:'J, beifcow,· )'oU~ot to gallo~ with the mouih tha.n Joe aana." : . WII so blo.ck he. w~s We:IL, I . am .not 1111loping with bl~e. mtlr~ children than SOJ.•. ihe, gang. I apologize for Witm.qm~n. and more quail thsl) B.ernle lnaton, N. C., the place whert> 1 Baruch. was born, Thi~ tolerance of black to white (Copyright, 19156, by United Feat· also applied oQually to Aull! Flor· ures S;yndic11te, Inc. l --,------'---------·- Valiant Lady Love of Ufe -- 1:00 Johnny Carson Show 1:30 Houserarty 2:00 The Big Payoff •m•ll blood veuel in Lbt ' , ~~~~.~ In geriatrics, a branch ' concerned w1th old age indleatea aueh mo.-. I 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Bright~!!' Day /)II o ···' ., ' ..,,,..,, . bt ·~~'-'• f'lri_'!.CI{'W•Irl'm•Jone · Style H•• _,,~lf.il Vtlt tmpacl lpeclal to Ceui'r~d lrc11 Aauclatlon. . AftllliNOirON--'I'onno'\'H Oov. Fiarlk Cltmet~t'a evangellatlc, 'I . ' ftrt·an<lr~rtmstone c»nventlon J\epote hl,l' broulht him na· pollbe~l 1tature df-d the 36•ylar-otd ne~mer wlll be t. to ret:kon wlth ~·n prdldtnUiJ' Ml~~ lilt uadtrway, . Some delepWa wert Q~;~iz 10:00 F&""O Tru.th or t::or\Sl!¥.ilmco~ Kills· 10:30 Life of Riley Repo~er 11:00 Ne\1P!il year1. Tho )tow call for hlm to S~tt ' ln 19M whith ,laumh a prc1tdtn· .. . to ~o~n.r• ufne-table, how. . U\&t ~ wlft a .Senato •eat ln to uftetl(f Sen. Albert Gore ~.-·- rpu;~r Jl~weomer hi.Jn.l!lelt. ·' Democratlo-eontroUed 84th Con· admtftlab"auon tomJ power· year'• ponttcal batUe for ' :)" 1 ~:Oil 19:25 Weatherman ll .lO Press Box 'lO:ao Po!M.-e Playhouse 11:15 Greatei:lt Fl&.hts of C~mart · 11:00 News 11.30 F~t·eign 11:05 12.00 TO"~~t . WHTN-TV ' !2:00 Film & Fancy 1:30 Feminine Touch ·2:00 Aftemooa l"llm. Festival f:OO Two CUD. Playhouse 5:0Q Republican Convention '9:0Q Com.pus P:30 Sb'aw llat Theatre ll:OO N't!WS & Wl!'¥Jt.et ll,to Spol'fs Intr\.KUe ·• CILIIRATI IU5 Silln 01! baow ~.Don sum.. . ~al Youtfls In All State Boys BanclAt Fair. . o,w 7,1111 Comb~l $erpllll 7'"0 <;rpsatoa<l' . ])Oil..- • ~­ 1 . .' folka Time Strllw JJat Theat'e r 11:00 News m wea):h,'t't Q:OO Qotta, aDd Bruc:e Bradford, son of 9:~0 :Mr. aad Mn. Wallaee Bradford, C01~mb., ·wbere they arc ll'le!'D~ . or the .AII.state Bora Blad ,-bl!;!b · wlll play dlll"inlil Ul:e 11:15 Myatery Theat-re. "State 1'11ir. !·- -t·' Mn. . croot:a aad diUghter Jea.n- ." '. ' 36 MONTHS TO PAY First Payment D11•l~ .,.,. After , Work CoMpltte4, , .. ma,.·. lVI! ·i; .' ON MATEiUAL OR LABOR AS LONG · AS ette, and ' Mra. ,Earl Wll'nke 1•6: eampanled lbem to. Columbua ap.d went oD.. to Caledo~l.a to vbit Kre. , W..mb'l ·~lattves. CANCER · '"~my ·' No' OneCentDown ad lA .. . c,RELAX AND LET; t(N EXPEkT DO IT! Geae -IC:rGOks, son • ot l\lr. lnd I c;rueleat every worthy purpose on Jilign.a.ture• only, auto or ,furniture. 1-~ _&erVice • • phcme first... HAM SALAD . .- · lb 59c SIMONS MARKET W.IIIAJN ST POMEROY - iOi: Dlndy, - . , . . . - ' - t ~ • mid•<~h • .r 'I I!Hfb,- tOWM .FOR .GIFTS OF IPPRECIATIOI- FREE! ' .~~HO~P ••.• CQIPIIE".... SAVE! I •• .1 " .. ••••• BANK FIN~N-CED ,. - . .. I Hew Ful'llllhl,. i f.OB ' , RO~Of ' (NO _HANDLING"CIWIG£) GET OUR. . PLAN. .... FlEE . ESTIMATES! " ' \ $299.00. ' . ' ' COMPLErElNSURANCBCOVEBAGE BAKER FU~HITORE ' ' .' .... llolklay Brand Pot Pies, Chlck111, Beef, Turkey ·,' ·· ·· · · · ·: ·· ·: 4 pkgs. 83c ~JIIe Bl11ekberry Jelly, E.sy pure · ·fruit fmr · -- · .. · "-- 19 111. i.., 2'k lnf Pie Filler, Apple, P..ch, R alsln, Cherry ·· ··· · 2 No; 2 Cans ~ M.tC Garden Tomato Juice, Appitlz ing "· · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · ·, 46 oz. cnn 29c TollUIIOis, Packen Liliif re tkipe· 3 No. 303 Cans 39c pcift & Inns, ScOH Count yIn sauce • 52 oz.. Con 29c Cu:ilmb• Pickles~ Mdlli"s • crisp .. · -- ·..... Qt. Jar 37c COiby.Chees•, l't'lt. Hope me llow fJaYOred ··· ,· " Lb. 45c ·ltrofir White Br~, hrlch ed ··"·"· · ···· · 2loins 2_9c •- Ill W. SeeoDd SL- Phoae: 432 or 506, Pomeroy , 1(....: •-..-rrt. I-$; SaL 1-lZ-Opn nootni"fltla bv ~tm.eal ......1 rloh ud etellll1· .Your favorite. for~~~ llltllllldwidlet ola Kroger low price. ·REDECORATE YOUR HOME INSIDE AND OUT! 'Itt-,, Walter Croolu Slepb'" ·Obits, so"n or Mr. and• Mre. Robert · ~·,-- at Cash for o ROOF? p U. .\ali; Mtrt tlld Keltb, Mr. · •nd 8:15 John Dalr 8:30 fUn. Tin Tin l U5 $ijln Of! SIMONS SPECIAL DOES YOUR 110ME NEEQ A ;teftat were Mr &ad Ml'l Jtd.. Wlril T Frenc.b and ebUdrea, 6:DO New.s 6:0~ Weather sport. 1UO Sports_. 11:15 Mystery Theatre '$25 to $1000 IIRTNOAV-. 111'.-.IJ"'"""' ' FRIDAY Sign. On Film & Fancy Feminine Touch Two Gun Playhouse Fl:m · ' The Vlso ASMf .......... Lb.35c ................ 31bs. . Pork Chops, Lean, Juicy first tu ts. ...... ·:........ "· .. Lb. Sliced Bacon .... · .......... 2 lbs. 85c ...... · ".. Lb. 43c • 'i'. trench, Wla ~lebra\ed )Ved•todar with • family alntitit tl the: bq!IIO .ol her lit. IJid JlrJ, II. L. French, Tboioe 500 Mickey Mouse .,oo "'311 OTHER PEOPLE DO! ~••d Channel13 11:59 12,00 1:30 4:00. 4:00 . AT YOUR HOUSE U.lrd blrf!ld" or LU A.~t• ~. clau&bter of Mr: and Ml-1. ."TI>• . dlu;hter \ Mrs. H. M. Archer •bo ,r.u ~ ill ls able to be out •1•1o.. • HALl ARRiltiD . Sam Hale, 52, RuU..ntl wu to mae an appearance In Rutland llqor Deanison•, eou1·t today Col: ltwln1 his arreat Tue1day ~enlng b~ Rutland Police for lntoxkatiQn. ·' 10:14 Sporu Parade The L:lle Show . burJ Fridar. . Mr. 1Dd Mn. e.bild..·en of lted Mr. aDd c.I•• L()pK Romine, Rutland seeks di\'orce trojn ~.aries H. Domine of Rutlend and Ga:ynellt! Wise Gf Poria· tro,y asks divorce from Gerald Wls.e of Pomeroy. Red Ba:rber'.s · Comer W ea.t·beT on Haven He(lbt&. Bll'bll'• Smith aad Mn. Bolt Ll>'ne were lbopplDf ln Parker• I $2.1J. Sunday after nooa vitltQ,rl ~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert J'ault w.N Mr. ·and Mra. Dale Faulk, bur, Mr. and Mr• Rlelwd ~ and 1001 and Glenn J'a\llll: aD4 jua:lti hl Mei.gs County Common Pleas CoUrt 1\lesd.ay in w~lch . Ott.ella 10 00 0:00 Arthur }IUTrDY 11 :59 Sian on • medlat.ly. HoWever, arlv'llen: to the )'Outhful pvernor , ~~nt.d ·.watt ln.. . tor another tour 6•30 Star Stage Fleede an dchlldren Mr .•nd .lb'l. Charlft Leiter lf;;;;..;;;:;;;i;;;;;;;;;i;i;;·;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;:;-~ · ~·~·~~·~·~-~~~~..,:;_;;,;:'~·~1;;~ have mGved .l.Dto tbelr HW home ~· 1 Bclrool at Su1da)' PIVOlCI ACTIONS FI"ID . Ae:tioa1 fDr dlvatie were filed Lo, <t 9:45 eoneeded a potil!fl· ferver of b!J "lpMC!h, "tht)'·:Rf..O.mPtlY , \Hl&$n talk/ lnr at:oout ' 9l_trnent·rof':~1d,ent boom tm· M)llterY•n~ ~. " • ·.+"'1'· ~ 5:00 Republicnn Convention THURSDAY iO. worktll up by the Restt l.n ·Sportl 9"!0 "Cavalcade ·Of ' . . . ' '''!;.:l~;t~;:~i:~~ ud quar:tep, ~ obJerv•r• It Wl&idltd D.._.tory hU tla.lly JXtWerfll:' impae~ o" vote.-.. s~ oo 4 :00 LuC'ky B Rarwh . Ooverftor HDw Newa Catwvan 7:30 The 'Whi~ller ,:,..; f' 4:00 f\.t1jt''!t Ki.~~n 9:3() '/ 7,00 Death Val!ey Do,. 3:15 Secret Storm a:::m ··'fldte ·nf" ~t Day 0:30 .laye P. Mo""u ~how 6:45 I Attenda,;e S;.~nday was SO, eou.eUoA I " I I ·. • 3:45 Modern Romances 11:00 Comedy Time 4·30 My Lihlle 1Mal'gie 5:00 Au-nt Dru 6:00 News Picture ' 6: Hi Spor-ts Eye 6::m ,Lee Paul 12:00 Ray ·Mmand Show 12:30 '" , The World Turns .•· Brain- 7demalile· mar not b"Q: ' re:' 1aponaible for the irritability, mem· : ~Tf •lou and aecluai~nel!l many 1thmk .,.. tbe lnevitalife resullll of a "little atroke"-tbe blocking of .t d Miftena vii-I Mr. and M". Dake Eblin e1 SprinKfieJd .~~pent Wednesday with Bloomdlle, Ohio were recent Mrs. Niday ', brother, Mr. and Mrt. cueata of Mr. and Mn. Cbarle• •lao vlr1te-d her father , Mr. and tblin Jr. Cbarle• Eblin Jr. •nd Benton and Mr.&. Ch.arlu Eblin Sr. and dau&h· Mr. and Mrs. RUJHIJ Robert, ter, Jeanette. ot Kookeraville-, w Va., spent Rev . Edisu nW~eaver wall be the from Wedni!MI.ay te Friday wltb pa.stor of Lhe Church of Chrilt bJa brother Mr . and Mrs- Sber· 1n Christian Union Jit Hiland for man R.obtrts •nd family . tb~ conung year. lira. Don Stewart caUed on Mrs. Roberl Faulk, Tue;scby evening. Mr. and Mrs. LeJter Brookover called (ID Mra. Allee More Mond1y VIctor Roberta and sons called on bil brother Mr. aDd Mn. Sherman Roberte and flmll)' on Tbund•y evening. llr .and Mra. Artie Eblin and Diana, Mrs. Nellie Eblin and Mn. J. D Adlm.s and Uda attended the eam pmeeting •t CireleviJJe. ..,_ d M •·•~ N.d 1 0 f'•a 2:00 'Miatinee Theme 3:00 Queen For RUMMAGI SALE Tbe Fedt!!raed Chu~b choir .... .,_ "Su.,riw ,....,. • .-.. •• The family of tbe late Paul aa~ are aPOD-inl a rummqe sale Katherine Aliebael beJd their aathis weelt at the pariah house-. aual reu.nioa Sunday, Auauat 19 at lbe home Of Mr. and Mn B. E. Wilt Humphrey -"d 8011 Wil· ICI CIIIAM SOCIAL Carl ~f Pomeroy R. D. A baekel 11am bave ret\ll'Ded to tbeit home, Tbe Federated ~hurd choir dbuier waa lerved. at I-:00 o'clock Pontiac, Mich. .tter a villt with will bol dan tee ere.zn solal, S.t. ADd wu followed by a brief bWI- bl8 brother and iater.IJMaw, Mr. 11 Aupat 25. beJinaJaa: at B p. m., ine11 meetin1. · and Mrs.· Edward Humphrey and Ia (.b~ church baaement. Home. Those attendinl the reu.nlon family, made lee cream, cake and oftee were: Rev. and Mre, Roy Osborn vi&. will be .sold. Thl!ffl will be lee Mr. ud Mrs. Harlan Tewksblll"y, !ted with Mrs" Myrtle Lone anll eream packed for tliHDiil o11t. Albany; Mr. and Mr&. CarJ PhiJ· daqhter, Mtsa Dorothy, Wedne&lips, Atbene; Mr. aod Mrs. John day morning. They were enroute •lltTH ANJ"(OUNCED B. Miller aad children Richard to Floridl. where the)' will ~ .Mr. and .Mrs. Loula Haines Marlene and Doria Lee ~~ Belpre~ slde. Rev. Olbom, a former pu(Waada Koehler), C'..-oveport, are Mr 10 Mra Orvill C 1 M • tor of tbe Enterprile BUB Church a-q.nounclnlil blrtb 0( a seven cui, Mn. or::~ has been Ioeated in BaltlmOft' aad PGllftd eight ouee sfl, Louis Jeff. lor BoDIJI;ie Carl AIC d S lth has been trallllerred to Florida. rey, at St. A:u'a Hoapltal, Co1wn· Mr, and Mrs Ra1 bC d ~nd' M.r. and Mrs. Anthony Graber b111, on Wednesd.,-, August 22. reP Dorra' a:sa~ •r t\,J · and Mrs. Haze1 Bramledae vlllted Ther alit) Alvt two dau1hters. Sha~on and 'Michael'eW.m -~PC ~- ~riends tn Pomerw lut we.:.•,~k;,·~ ~ i]rt~D.dparenta, are Mrs. Lewia D le • a,... a • llnl. Eldon Weeb ·~ Koehl~ Sr, Middleport, and Mr. tr ne Carl, Edna CArl, Sue Carl, bome Wednesd&f • •nd Mrs. Louis Halnes, Groveport Mre. P)'qcea Barbee and . SOil 1 wlth Mr. Ml"'. Irvin Koehler New Le I to Is :)lark, and William E. .FulwJder, ver and N~r;;~~.: I creat grandfather. x ng n, JKr. all of Collumbus Mr. and Mn. with an• Mrl. m R. ennetb M cbeal and son Tommy by Mr. /Of MldcUe~»<:lt.: R. 0.; Mr. and Weeki who. · the overnight M.lgs G.Mr-11 H«<plt•l A.dm:isalon: Mrs. Barbara Mul· Mn. Elbert Fulwi4er of PbXIo; guest of his SGn: and daug:hter-ln. Mrs. Dylvan Micb11el. E. F. Michael 1 • len. Pomeroy; J · H. Eaat, aJI of Pomeroy; Mr. aw. and Mts1 Margie Burkhart wbo bu Gregory Oro~, Pvmeroy and Ml's. J. E. MieAael, Thelma been the 1uut of her Jr•ndpurMrs. Belva Glaze, Pomeroy, Micbael, and IUfllll, Mon. . Edaa ents Mr. an~f Mrs. John Frlck. left Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tuesday evening for a. ~It in DtYOI.CI ACTION Slack and Bobbie, and Nelsonville wlth Mr. and Mrs. Mary A. Larkins of R~&tliDd to. 11Dd the boat John R. Weeks before .retl~rnin.K to d.ly flied actiOn For divorce from Rlcki, all and Mrs. B.. E. her home, New Albany, lnd John L. Larkins of Rutland in and hoste11, Carl. Mr. and Carl will haviJ MaratYna. '· Tracy, dauiibte• of M~l11 County Cammon Pleas att.ined their wedding an· Mr. and Mrs. Roy Traey Jr. who Court. nivenary , August 28. baa been ill with a throatdp.fec· OfOc:erB the next tion at Holr.er Hoapitai, ·. has re. IMRDIAGI LICINSII F. Mich. turned home and iJ coDvaleselng .Willard L. Reed, 18, Reedsvl1le E. carl nicely Her . tWt~ ii.ster, Caralf.nll' and Connie Ruth Wallt:ln, 11 etud· Thelma now has th~ lnfectioa In a milder ent, Reed&vUie. form. . .... ·, the 1:30 Tennesse Elnle 11:15 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guid!ru~: Light Jin·1 :~~i~:~:,;,;~~.!.~ ot WtathemnaD Shop On T-lolon TBA . News Late Show 6:55 Siogn Ott 7:00 Today • 9:00 Coffee Tbnel W:OO Jlqme ll'OO Tle TB< Douih 1 ~: 30 It Could Be You 12,00 ea..... c.eo ro s-hoot 12, S!l eDrrent 9:00 Of Al1 Tblnas 10:30 Strike it Rlc'h ments of 1ummer flowa were used In tbe ' dlnini reo& and tbrGUiilhout tbe _bome. Mrl. J. ll. Hay01, Chester,' and llts. Bonald Place, Guinea, N Y.. were IUestl aDd twelve member& were PJ118Pl. SOUETY " FRIOAV 8:00 Captain Kangu oo 1):30 Arthu.r God.l.rey Mn. Cl-OP RJ"Ved I de-nert eourJe and Mn: liulhes presided at the alher eoffee ,enriee. AJrallll" PAR1'Y it=al patient In Holur Hot:pU.al . · · friend, .ad relallv" recently Mn. BobbJ Moo Of Ak.ra.o honor.. Mrt. lbiJ'h ......,. .,. rer 1 week end cue.t ot llr. and Mn. ltbth.yfiotth I !Mif'fY 1ft tfM lftw Olsen Sayre. Htnn P...tl. Thiee ,......,. . .,.. Mn. P:ted RIIVIh. Mra. Amy Ott· Mr. and Kn. Ve Street and lOB,. Mn. 1..-.tt Revth, Mra. Qtc.. 1 crll<tren Lt: tndllrs. Nick Street k .. Orlnlt.... . . ud lw&., ·- Mr-.\ and daua:hter ,lod Hr. and MrJ. Claut lumprMr Ml'l, Cr1ndall . W A. Street of GrtlDd)', Va., are lmlth, Mrt.. Loren hueh, Mra. vautiOrrina: • wwet la cauda. LouiN Dw-, Mrt. a.tty Smith •nd Mr. and Mra. DouJbt Garrett Mrw.. KathtrMn.: •l"'lbletQ. andc hlldren of llcConnelllrille. Walter OUver, St. AJ~oa, WAll 1Ohio vbited frlenda ben on Wed. in town th1l 'Week on btlllaeai." 1 llr. lad. rMe. A. T. Quinton and Mr.a. F. A. Baf.eJ 10d Mn. ch.lldrea of FOrt Wortr, Teua, Rouab aceompaaled Cvole B&ulh ited Mr. aDd rMa .PblUp Wool· t to Columbll.l llli ThurJda)' wbere pert on Wednelday and Tbuuday. lahe c•ught a train ot New York Mr. and llrl. Bob Ll)ooe aad · to ¥Lilt frienda Vllilin1 Arthur Sayre from daughtera were SuQday diner liiUelt& of Mr. 1nd llrL ComiDO- Zanesville are llr. and Mr&. W. dore I:lunt lu CottqeYllfe. I G. Sayre aftd Mra. l..&ubetb i The SeuUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AnJ. 2S, ltilll-4 THOMAS FORK w.. POMEROY WCHS-TV Channel 8 Ol" 8:00 Sign On I N.W ARRIVAL NEW HAVEN SOCIETY Mambm of tbe Eleeta Circle- tbe RalliWOD UniOA Cb.riJtlail of Ulte a. R. Saabora Milaloury Hilb SebooJ, BttriDI, ud wa1 ,eSOciety tf the Pint Baptiat Chureb lected .. lorei&D mluJolllrY of have 11 Ullilllual project for tbelr the Circle. .next meetlq. Tbey ue to brtq Durhap the buel0811 meetlnl it material t.o be ueed for "cbecll;- wu a.nDOunced tblt the Septam· wldcla are headlcu-vea uaed. ber meet1n1 would be beld at the Korean ~ebool cbildrea to car· home olllra. Harry Houdubelt o.n their school ruppliee and lun- tbe tom \t. Tueedty la1&e1d of tbe tblrd becatue' of aa · meetlnii Tbe prcjeel waa announced that week. preaeawbea the Circle met TueacUy ted th~ prorram on the evenlna: at the hom.~ of Mn. Har- topic .. Precioua Tre&JUre;~L" and ry M. Crou. lin. E. L HUJ)lee. Mr •. J. M. Ai'dler clued tbe meet. cbalrmart. pretlded aDd opened lnJ with prayet. llr .•nd Mrl. Martin MeAneua the meetiq with • poem "The an anDOuneiD,f: the . birth of a Land ol l!elllnnlnll Apia" lin. 1 lb a .. daltlhter, Diana lUI. •' Mllton Hood conducted the devo. Sellaeke.l Clinic, Wed. mo•DIIIll tloaal aervJee oa the topic ''DweJI. AA~Juatll. Iq la the Seuet Place" and Mrs. Grand.partota are Mr. and Mra. Cb&rlel Benaeu IIYe the prayer Allie Grue.ser, )(fnealtf:n, Pa., MTI, whic:b ciOJed the aenrlee. L¥Ua Hysell il a ~nat trand- llia1 Elkabetb SnoQrau, Rio metber abd Anthony Hy&e"Jl t1 a Grande, w11 cbotka 1t7 the ctr. &nat Jreat graadfather. e1e for Home IIIPlonuy for t1tt yu,r-. aDd Rutb Muse:r, tetlller Ja -------------------·- enee a lady or rolor, and quite a scol"e of Negtoes who Cit quite n~atly into tb.,e New Han· [ ~ill~~ .~;:,~'~;, IV ROBERT C I.UA"-"fact 81 a little so.~~ .~ I over.Brunswiclt C9Unt:v schemL? 1i;' ' "et as ~;tho~t t_brea.trninlil ta overtbrow It is witl'l n11 ~ai prl~. but "a4jldrtued Albert G~i'- Ruark rOJ. Seareb. for "Tomorrow GuldiJI"g U.ght Ray Millall"d Show . ..a .the World Turns JolJ..nny Carson. SDow Housepar.t y Bil P.)rDlf Do~ Crosb)l: Show Brlehter J)ay Secret Stann Eda:e ot Night Katie'a Kitchen Lucky 8 Rench The Early Show . Regio.D:IIll Reporter Doug:tps Edwards My Friend Fli~k· HollyWood Summer Tbetttre P l ayb'6u•e of StllC'.s Th@ Of.u.sader Higb\lllY Pattol Under.::urr~t 9:;o Paptomime Qu!J 10:00 "Y'bur E'sso Repprter 10,15 Sports f""•d<> . THURSDAY ~ ••• 4:3{} tho lenore. 1 car Combat a mild 4:00 10:00 Best .of Groudho 10:30 Dragnet ., cestlons. L-'TIER. JOEl BIER(IER. who runs McCarthy"s nnd haa made It one of the mure !Wivent chophouses along Manhattan"8 Stealc Rowit.oth street from LM\nglon to l<'lrst- drirts by and 1!0)'8 the trouble with New YoJ·k•Wa these daya Ia tha.l too many of them don't Jive In New York. "You don't ho.ve to hold any beneflts for me yet," he the new rich eKplaln&, "'but lt':s tr"Ue that 1.1.U over' Manhattan the 1umm.er llUtlin."' ·wt;' bei.ng poor in rentu.urants Is below what It used to be. from ·necn~JtJ, "And do you !mow why.'!' Subt11'banltea ju11t don't 1tlr therh~elvea money, to come Into town to-r a goor.l dinner ln the hot months . Even on Tha.t is a long J~lny dayR, they st11y In Eu11ldaelll~r or Tenafly. And on plea111ant pieCe 1 just r't'ad in evenlnga, wh en they OU!fh t to bl! dr·et>~tlng up unll commg Into town zine af:lout the Wilmlnlton for s good leotd und !-lOme theutcJ·. they ju11t slop ttrouml the bowse ing Siar, and what the Star did In a].IOrla clolhllll a11d hold tho11e do •·nl'd barbecues." a pletur~. Mr B., an enterpa•u;mg m... n. folluwa the old theory abou't tt you 'I'h.e Stir weat to with Utl't beal 'em, join 'em. He'a now mt!dttatlnl opl'!nlng a })ranch ot ' p1cture of rour Marine MeCarthy'e out In 1101ne 1111burb or other. "How," he asks plaintively, 1 • the trill of Sit· Matt MeKeon. "can J alford to let 11!1 dmt p!Jltmtlu.l business get away?.. I picture was put out by the Assoc· • • • • TilE MOST FltUSTUATl:D I'EOPLE In New York these dayi l iated Pre.sa wl.re- service. One of the M.arine11 was a NeJiB, &l'f! tn.d driver» ln addltlOII to being a worse driver than generally thought lyou juat have to w•1ch the wrecked caba bell!.( &owed ! Pv\. IEUJerie Ervln of lkida:eport. Copn. Uorri.flecl at the id~a uf hav· away d11lly urouno.l town l, tht> Man tlattan cabbie Ia a nervoua and lng a Neero on the front page of nulay uno ... nnd then~·~~ hel'n 11 new city law 1n eft"eot tOl' ~~.eal"ly abt th1s noble papel', Lhe editor on months now. forbtdt1m l~ t.uJ ton\Ubi" ~ horn blow1n1. To watch a light· jumping, hellvy·thro!llt· ("Ub "Url ve1 t1·y1ng to get t11e Alabamll mo· duty (accordlha: to Time) met tuH/11 in trunt or h!IJI to utvvu when the algnu.l goee Ireta 111 to ~... .eri~~. by orderin.e 1 pre•sman a neurotic mua who ~~ du~~e lu nnu·dt'rlng the nearest penon . · 'flit'~ 'a ' hammer and chiael to :::>w.-eya show, lnt:L•h·n!ally, \hu t lhc city Is allghtly qadeter th-. pre~ plate. Ned morninJ Pvt. ~a.y11. althou~h nut enun~tl lo n;uko: 11ny appreclable altrenm.... ..J Ervin's raiaetl lilhest haunted the " . spot wbere the Mo~ninA Star cut 01ft the . Nelfr(l and sptled l:U frOn\ paae." ·· • 1 would lllt:e to -.poioglr;e ror tbe town and it.l piJ!er, which "e wiU t t. ' .I ' N most profeulonal Hem cavorting aruuml the oW Cotto11 Blo.taom . til t' !Juu~ "1 didn't know lt-I've got a brother llvlnc tn Europe who wrote me about It- for & lonr time, bat my rather turnl'!d down the Cap'n Andy part In Zltlf\tiCl'l original Shu w Boot ," Paul repo1·ted with hla lov&ly, crooked 1frln. "At thf' tlme Z\egfeld waa N!adylng that cast, pop also Will o(rered a rule In Tllr Nt~ IV MQo••· bein;;t" staged by Laut"ence Schwab and 1 l" ) ... ' · EW 1'0ftK- Slumped behmd a. tall orange! juice In McC&rthy'.s 11teak joi nt u.nd watch• j l parentll agree, but the (hildrl'!ll cnn be done for them? Medica I science has a good an· awer- these dAys. Recently-d,vel· opl'!d drugs hove clinched the battle against naullea on land, aea or in the air. All drug stores now ~llJTJ these drugs. One, called Bonadettelh provide& all d11y protection ~n a sh1gllt fruit...tlavored tablet which l'hil· dren can chew withoct water. The medlelnal in the tablets, tested on 17,000 -"rn'led Forces personnel, proved over 90 per eent el'tl!ctiv'!. If It's too late ror pt'eventive mecli"elne, Dr. I. Newton Kugelm•ss, eon!ulting pedia.tricta" ot the New York City Health Depart· ment. has aome t;heralJel,ltie sug· fi 12 :00 12: l :UO i :30 2·00 2:3.0 3:00 3: Ui 3:30 Tic Tile IJough It could be you PaTson 's Study I :<:JO Current 1:30 Tennessee Ernie 2·00 Matinee Theatre 3·00 QueeCJ; For A Day 3.4.5 Modern' Romances 4:00 Comedy Tlme 4::::0 IMy Lit.!lie IM-ar~tl-1) 5:00 Republican Convention 9:00 Lux Theater mr•re are not. 11 :30 It :45 11 uu 11·00 12 !ll) all well e.nd good, missed. 'The amiable Mr. Hartm&n Is the one•'. lme water polo ll.Ce of the Unlverslly of California- l fjy~ than tn:rl!l :n planes an sb1ps. Statistics are 'r I oot of i ... lng TV glumly wllh une eye ae the Clantl blew another one, I W8.ll brlded the other day by Paul Hartm:m about the boat he caught that hla faUler 'I 6.55 Sit;n On Today Co.f"fee Time 10·00 llome 7 :00 9 00 ster m the baf'k sea t who'.t tn the clutches of nausea Medical say motton I 10:30 Strike It Rlcll 11 :00 Vllllant Lady 11 :15 L>veMUfe THURSDAY mean!. time out to f\llfse a youug. EDITOR Publlsbed every afternoon ez:ce-p: Sunday by The Ohio Valil'J S~tlnet . loc., at 110 Mecbank St., Pomeroy, 0. BuJOi DI!U uHlce pbone 398, editori.U (.'~Ufll)' of Help MV'OTID TO INTI!ItiSTS OF MEIGS-MASON 41EA L ----------"'1 l'I.AN POTLUCK l'ICNIC The Daily Sentinel IICHARD I. OWIIj GIN, MGII. • Cat Gr• Beans, P'lcken l Del ·· 2 No. 303 Cans 25c Krog• EYaporated Milll, All purpose , · 6 Tall Cans 75c Eatmore Margarine, Golden · .. ·".. · · .. ·.. ".. · 21lts. 41cLi•let!ns, Kroler frozen F onlhooks 2 I0 oz pkgs. S3e Diet Aid Bread, For Weight Watchers · · · ·· ·• loal 25c •rG P~lOFF DJNNBtWUE, D~Jgned lty,BesJ M ;ferson. ·.. ·" "· ···" .. ·.. ".. · 18 Piece Set $4.98 .. . ;Jluy,2 cansa~ get ' .. ·· · · · · ...... · · ...... ..... · ·· · 2Cans 21c ,,, ~· ' �... -----·----- .------- ·· ---. ···~'?""'-- -- -- --~·y til-flo _.~ >o ---- ---- - ---- •• -~-. • _ _, , . . - · - -- I - · . ~- -~ - · I . " ' >·.':.·\t··.;r - ·'\. · ·, ·· ·. ···af.IOila- . :~eague • •. ·N·· · .. , .... :,, i CINCINNATI, 0 UP - Th"-' biggest test of the season loomtld for the Cincinnati RE"dleg!:. today , that of lakin~ second place away from On(' of the hottest teams in baseball, the Brooklyn Ood.1:t>rs . Th'e three-game series has a I•Jt hanging on the balance for both teams . A clean ~weep by onl' club could knQCk lh(' other out uf ih<· pennant rnt·e for good. Manager Birdie Tehbclls numin at~d Johnny Klivpslt'in to pih·h th t· opPner tonigt against h~1-: Don Newcnmhe . Artl't ' th a t , Vl•leran Larry Janse n wa~ ('Xpf'c\cd to giJ afte-r hi~ tlli,rd litstrai e:ht viel,n· since joirtlng the Redlt•jils i11 i'l'i. day's cunte.!!t. STILL HITTING • • • • - - By Alan Mavar VERNON, Sl. Louis and Milwaukee druppc(l a decision to the Gi01nts. Gus Bell kept Cincinati's hom r.' run streak alive with a blast in the third inning, markln" 19 slnia: ht games the Rf'dlcgs havt· hit, a homer. During the streak, Redleg hitters have sent 36 hom ers out of the park. Bell caught one of Bob Friend's shmts on a :3-2 pitch for Hw b lo\'!' 1 that put tht' Ohiuons in a 3-2 t.,.all , th· ~- nt'Vt't· relinquished . ~'rlt·nd , 1 who t!rnppt·d his 13th tleriswn . w:~s lht~ vtclim of poor ddt!nsivP support . NUXHALL WINS NINTH I · 01' rilE H§P 50X, : Little L~ague et1nt es1 la•t nigh : as Bob Winebrenner pitch !'d a on ' 1 hitler ro r the Inllians. A single b1· , 1\!ikl' Werrv in thp vl:'rv fir!!\ inn1 mg wa;; th'e only blow off Win f'Ln·nnt'r's offt>rill l-!~ tn the game l 1hut w<t~ ra ll t'd after fuur innings I beeuust· of darknt>s~. I The ltuJ. ians had eig bt I'Urt.<> orr , Tt•J-ry O ldin~cr ~~ lhe\· -~ l'Ort•d fnut· !tntc;; Jll the ' l"t'lltld, Uilt' in ltll' lhird <llltl thl"N· tn 01!! (uul'th In Ihe s\•rund a lrtl)le 1,1' Willie (iuin tht't' , 11 fit•llh~ l' ' s choirr und rivl' 1 wa lk s gavt' the Indian s ftmr runs. In th P thh'd ~ inglt'S bY Guinther. Ar- mt•s and Jim Pb elan gav~ them another. and then in the fourth singles hy Bob Wine brenne •·k, Arm. l'~ and Phe-lan anr 1 a wa 1 gan , tht'm their finn\ thrr.e runs. Jimmy Ph('l,<tn had a perfc ~ 1 t nigh! at the plate with two for ---- I!!i-YEAR- I 0/.P FI.Rfi>l t!ASOIAN WIIO ?ilL{.. J-VJ£L.£);. A rore;{r /Mr. •· ' • LUBRICATION for all makes and models of cars AU lube points are carefully cheeked and the nght amount of lubrication Is put into the right place. FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ' Stobart lnvite4 I To Join Ohio U Foot~all Squa4 I Frank Thomas started Friend's downfall when he threw high to first on Temple's grounder in the opening inning. Robinson beat out an Infield hit and Bell beat out a bunt. Two successive infield outs each produ~ed an unearned run. Pittsburgh sem·e(l in lhe third on LeE> Walls' sacrifice fly after Maz. eroski's sl nwle and Hank Foiles, double; in lhr fourth on Robert Clemente's doublt" and Long's sin· glt, and in the sixth on slnales by Blll Virdon, Clemente and Diek CharleH Stobart ot Brownell Avenue, Middleport ia amOng the Ml players Invited to Call footba11 practiee at Ohio University by Coaeh Carroll Widdoes. Stobart is a sophomGre and a candidate for a. hJ~lfback position on ·the Bobcat vanity. He will report with other squad members August 3- and will be· gin pradice the next 1 day in preparation for the ~ason opener three weeks later a1ainst Florida State at 'l'allahassee; Florida. Groat. Nuxhall was removed when he yielded singles to the first two h11.t· ter.~ in th(' ~e~·enl h , und Hal Jeff. C()a\ saved the Ci ncinnat i starter's nin th v-Ictory. Senators Stop Yankees ll-9 In Little Loop Full insurance coverage while your car is in bur possll$81011 . at no extra ch,;r•~ ,t9 rqv. In Mid,tfJ,.eporl Little , League action \\"edllil'Kday nlaM ht Ml :\. dlep4rt 'PBl'k the S6tiat0J·s Atop· ped the· Yanket:s by a- score o( It EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING to 9. K & M Sohio Service Orin. Roy1f Crown CoJa. ., "TH! STOP THAT KEEPS YOU GOING• M•nnlng Klatt-Mike Mullen Phone 9391 Middleport adua) ftd. · !- · 1, .. 216 tollowinl tbt 1 3· I l<~ ield·2. Lea!!.Ue s nd•Jngs ~ ta t ; By UNITED PRESS AMiiiUCAN LEAGUF. W. L P.:t, Nt·.v York 78 4:! .ti50 G8 Clevdand ---- 68 thlcago -·-·-· 68 52 .581 IV2 ,MB 12% Boston - ------- 64 54 .542 13 Detroit - ---· - 57 02 ·479 '20 41 Baltimore ___ _ 53 65 ,449 2 . Wllshington -- 49 .68 .419 27',~ Kansas City _. 39 '79 .331 38 Wednesday's · Ret1ult1 New Yoi·k 3. Cleveland 2 Chicago 6, Boston 3, 1st d1:1~ Boston 7, Chicago 6, 2nd, mg~Jt Kansas City 7, Baltimore -2, 11 m Detroit 9, Washington 5 Frlday't Gam" Kan. City al Washington, n~ght Detroit at Baltimore, night Chicago at New Yor~, ni~ht Cleveland at B'oston NATION.-L LEAGUE W, t., Pd. GB Milwaukee _ _ '72 46 .610 BrooJtl~·n __ ... 69 .47 .5R5 2 Cincinn•ti ____ 70 50 .583 3 StLouis ______ 58 60 .492 14 Philadelphia .. 55 61 .474 16 Pittsburgh __ __ 51 68 .429 2g~ Chi('ago ______ 49 67 ,422 22 New York -- 4!5 7'0 .391 2-Q~~ Wetfnetday's Rftultl New Yol'k 2, Milwaukee l Chicago 8, Philadelphia 3 .G,incinnuti 6 , PittsbUrJ!h :3 Brooklvn 5. St. Louis. 3, night · Frh:t.y'~ Games Br·ooklyn at Cincinnati, night r•hlladclphi a at Milwaukee , nigt Nt·w York <.~t Chicago ,. Pitsburgh at St Loui~. night ' tiona. A short bu1ineu Jession was held . A contftt ""' held with Mr1. s. H. R~ltmlre winnma the priu whiJe MI'J. CIJyton Athey won the door prize. Others prest>nl were Mn. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. li:. C, Ridle, Mrs Eddi~ Layne, Mra Free· mtn Routr, Mn Thelma....Cape-hart LIVI WlaiS Mr•. Ottie ll.ou•h, Mu. Howard n~ JUJJ Live Wl.l't! Class held llurrls Mrt. Oeora:e Jewell Mrt thc-lr Autust metinl: at the· churCh ibi'J')' 'Capebart, and Mrs. A. ~lotte•• ~wer Mrt. Nora l'ripp. , Thi~> Edltor'J Nute: It the third matching Ruth'.! record In UJ32 he II Baria<J of four ttori_ e s out- injured his wrist in September lining the lr'iews of fuur of bas.. and hit only three hotners durin( ball's formu 1 luogel'!i on Mickey that entire month. Mantte ·a pruapecbl of bnakin; ''I couldn't swing a bat after J Babe Ruth'$ home run record. hurt my wrist," he said. "lt't By RON LEVITT funny but bnek in 1932 no one United Pr-• Sports Writer I ever thought about breaking the MIAMI. F la - UP-Jimmy Foxx record like they do tod~Y- I,r I had who came within a whisker of ty - brokt'n the record It wouldn't ing Babe Ruth's 60-homer reeord hace meant much then. The fana 24 yenrs ago, c:.tmc right out and wuen't looking for a hero like said toduy he is pulling for Mick ey the~· !ll'C today." Manlle to brt'ak the ml 1·k. Despite hi~ tnjured wrist in 1\132, ''It won't take a thint: awa~· Foxx said he could have htt 70 from the 'Babe," l<"oxx said. "He's homer_, that season Jf tbe ball a !egf'nd . M6st of today's fans pal'ks Wl!l't' tllilored lht' way they newr ~i.i w Huth play und basl'hall art.· tcdoy. ne('ds a new hero." Foxx, still big, hus ky and powcrScreen Stopped Hits ful looking all' he was with the -'There was a screen lri St. Philadt'lphia Athleticcs in his Louis that came down later," he prime during 1932 w.hen he hit 56 ret:alled," nnll it caught n hunch homers, feels Mantle's chances to of l'flY long hits, 'T'hen there was erack ~_,uth's r1)rd this season a barl1ed wire in Philadelphia that are golnl. caught at lc11st lhree TlJ.Of£ . After '''l'he kid's hot ,'' said old double- the season, I went out there ._nd x <JS ht' was affectionately fount! the wire barricade act~Uf known in hi s playing -days. "He's was out side the ball park, but all on a streak .. .and fl'om wheJ·e he's I got at the tim& was three- do'( sitting now his chance's luok bles and not three home runs.'~ mighty goorl tu me ." Elected to Baseball's Hall ol F<~mc in 1951 , FoxK, who had a lnlur•d His Wrist FOX)J' hil 11 total 111 534 lwmt" major league liflllime batting &f. retired from the runs durin~: his 18 ye<.~rs in th t• t-rag-Eo of .324 majo1·s . Tht' year he m l s s e d game iA 1945. For Athletes Foot GARAGE ENTERED Deputy Sh€riff Jed Webster to· d<.t:v was investigating I he brer.king and entering- of J . A, Pickens garage at Portland after the buildi ng ''ll!'. eutered Tuesd<Jy nit;hl. A hinge <Jnd lock were pried nrr J door but nothing reportpd mi~sin g . 80TtLINO 00. F. -------- ~ ·.1'f .F .-I ,MONT SWIFT HOMES, INC, LOW, LOW PRICES 'SUPER T~IM MEATS 5 (l H.GREEN STAMPS ------ 80X 1516, Parkersburg, vt.~ Va. ··· ~ ~.,. Gentle'men: l ~m intert"s teft in a ( 1) 1 bedroom~ ( .t ) 2- b,.earoom, ( '. ! 3 . b~droom;C) 41.bedror.m, Swift Home;-!~9 ( ); cto not ( ) o.W11 a lot. , , ·'·. , _ Name sity of Miarn'i baseball team . -laat spring and laat May he CILli;Jht on as a coach of the Miami' Mattlinl!l in the JnternationnJ Leaa:ue. "I'm mainly a public re~t/-Oll! man. now," b,e. said, "but I (et out enough to let the boys know I'm still around." Fri'l:lay: Ralph ·K iner tOp KNOW? iti1'.'keo only $1!0.00 l!> 011 a eOJilplete book of S & B <;Rf!EN STA!WPS' Get thOse NATIOI'[AL BRAND PREMIUMS •114 shop for lhem to your heart'• content at the S & H Stores convenl· · Hunt for ·the Best e'nlly loealed at: . ll(t __ -- ----~--- ----------- ---·.,------ - - ---~-- ---- -- A'ddress --- --- -- - ------- - - - - --- --- -- Phone ---------------· City ·-- .. ------- --- ---------- -- -- -- State --------- --- - --CLIP AND PAS'T'E ON POS1'AL CARD-MAIL TODAY . ' - Out-Offle~ .;~,;·~~~ ~ o;.. ;, -··- 1801 BLIZZARD DRIVJi (U. $. 21" Joulhl PARKERSBJJRG-Drlwt GUt 't-6cfity, I (j Capitol St., Charleston · 1036 Third Avenue ' S~ly'o HUNTINGTON THURSDAY & FRIDAY • • Dl~l: , Finest KELLY TIRES • • • • • % GALLON • CoDa Style, Lean, Short Sb1nk ... ' 39~ . ... 6~ Pork Roast ··I& 29c: 2 CANS MAKE A GALWN ShouJder, lean, tender ~~ ~ ..... , · ............... · 8oz.37c ftltet •V.tchtl to~ to "'•• body lor 1nu1 ~1. GASFLOORFURNMEI - ' L1l6l'l'iD liMB ONL'I! - ,.•' ·-·. -~G;;-;ET=-;CE;NTIAi.--DATING WnJJ'O.=a=.~:-- honoring ol CbarJu Roush was held Friday •••DIIill.llbe home of Mra. Cliff Cliff Roluh Hotteoea were Mrs, anq., Mrs. T-h omas WIP...tiWJand Grinatiad.' l:aay luY:ely gift~ were received br tN honoree, Miss MaUox 11 &$ 41.'\l!lhtet of. Mr. and • ' Mr. ad lin. Charles Lulkhart 11 01 aon, Danny Lee, borl\ at SehNll:el Clinic. Pate_rna\ grand· father 18 Harold Ltdkhart of Red· house , Maternal erandmothe ': Is Mn. Ed~1a Burris. Mr. and Mrt. LloYd RouRh left Saturday for Benton Harbor. Mlch wbert they will visO Mr. and Mrs, John Gre11er. SEE OR CALL VI roa •' • ' Free Estimoto! PAY LESS G~ . MO_RE er· ., aU:YYOUR • Find out how nice It is to have a Coll!mall Gas Floor Furnace lnst=~lled in your home at $25.00 sallln&lr. Plan Now For Winter ~ftASE HARDW~c'RIHARoLn CBASl d , · Phone e1n-J .. · Middleport Our lusllltlu b Not 'Mlt.rt·Y-ou Get f{gt(J"f,,'S{~ ~q.,~t J'OIIIIOv, om~) ij . "" I • :SIDEJ,.I~E WE SPECIA.I.JZE IN En~ t o o • • o o oo 1 .. . ., thai! anj many middle- gines-packing more power per ~ound vs_. (Stan?ard m weights ' aild all heav1es; opt10nal aJ. extra cost ln other models,) They've got -the industry's grea~ lineup of transmissions! They're fully loaded Wltbmore of 1lie lhingi you Wantl Whalever y<>U do, p& our low price before yob buyl 4blrs26c. ·tYANS ·1 ' · Wlrufsltt.lds ,. · Hp~kptt's ••• SOFT ,WBVE • Whitt · · ·· ' ,, . 2for2-7t • • ' 0 • • • • 0 •• 0 • • • • ' SPRAY" 0 ~0FFEE6os jr / ,. ~tnv Ch~OI~ Ta~·Forc~ IJ)u.~ka • • SAFITY SERVIC~ 1 '( f < FLUFFO 31b. 97c ...,~ ~, ·~, ' .1 : ' I i , \,o c;~MP~~. . y ,... .. _ • ~~~ ' ·~ ' '':''I',,,. ... ....: ., ....... ~ . =-'•: !",~."- .•~..... 1: r• .GREEA •• • • lb43c •••• 0 . . PURINA DOG CHOW "\!, \ --~r COLORED TISSUE • 3fu39c '1 <. I '1 I ., ACROSS THE BQ. ODY . DltF.T Gilmt 79~ Cannad , JOY 69c " WM,PORF 4fu35c Seott I - ~0 each Sc each Sc Ul tom Contest -IVORYSOAP .. 41ars 36c - ~.29c •· ·.l' lliil t , injpl 49c • • ' ' ' ,.lff_s 69c •. • D.Ql1 ... ..t1ant 79c 1 display this famoUII ., Map Offer • 11...- u 1•tw•l9kt a_,: · 4 lb 39c • • Repoil'l Whtel Allntment ·Complete • lroke S,rvice • ~~~----~~~--cc;~~~~~~--~~. lor fut-workinB peak efficiency on any kine! of job! They'Yo got tlw mosf modem short,slroke VB Cit> ,, lb3$c lb. 35c o o They bruig you today's most advaneed fftllilei competitive truck • lb 79c J.EGS .. . .. lb 69c .. . lb 33c WINGS JACKS&NECKS lb 10c WitteI Bolonclng . Front o • o o o •••• 0 Mufflen & toll pipes J.uto Gfals 88's~~""ioJ,il.e 98'$ A. ftetter 'Deal atop by tor the tow- qrloe ancl ' .\ . th• lowdown on t~e year's taatest workers A ,,, t • '• " art IDGUDCIDI tbe tilrth of a 7 lb o I • • lREAST ' VieaM. OD Wedneeday. SpC.r,Ribs .. ' conference in • 0 I!O ' Mrs. F. A. Bltey ana :R. F. Ury- ant attended EUB ,_. '·~ ' ·'ll 0 Smalllllld MI'JIIy o • • • ,_; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : • • • "Work chamll~ qf 8V!!Y weight clasir! Mrn. ClaNJ\lee MattoJ: of Mason. Slob Bacon > .... , .... , ....................... !%•. 33c StiiatNn:ZESU .. -- -- · .. · -- --: .. -- .... · .. -- .... · · lb, 26c lfl. ~ 110 lb. 33c . o ftt. ... C•lll t)l 1 ~·h Diop.t II Ill an.t" ..fll wotwprOOI ponty Ol'ld llliopit ' S..tft Piemhnn, smoted tp perfeetlon, 8 lo. 10 pound avenige, whole or boll ·············· 2- 'Y+cans$9c QQU~ESUCU . . . . . . 1'1'"". Pork Steak lb39c fh{ladelpl!la . . Kroft AQierlcan or Pimento· Mattox, brid'e. elect ' lb39• lb29c . .. Bubara d A '. . • • • • • TUNA········· ·· ········ · Gei'atclldtt CarroU' • BIG SUMMeR SALE Thr. Grange met In rcgularses· inn last Thun. eve. Plans were marle for an t~Xhibit at the Mt>lgs Co. F'Qlr. The ~ug . 16 me~int wa ~ moved to Aug. 23, due Lo \he Meigs being held week, Bob John!WJn , and Mrs. Adam 1. • Slartli! - Chunk Slyle Delicious with 1ced Tea _...u,tllll!l'ow•• •bower / Mr11.. Donald Brown Mr . and Mrs • Donna Rtecl Glenn Ford i'i',· FURNACES Mr. and MrJ. Bob Layne, Mr. •nd. MORTON'S FROZEN · CRE~CHEESE----· BUY NOW BEFORE COLD WEATIJEJI ~IJ.IQVES TOPS IN Automatic were. CORN··· 25f! POi"i(ht;;~r·iEANS · · 2No.2cans29~ MADISON SWEET PICKLES . pt29~ CATSUP • • • • • 2 ·14 os bottles 41~ APPLE SAUCE 2-·No.303cans29~ MEAT PIES · · · · • · 4for$1.00 • This It Iuti one of m•n~ Slflft ottiime,.....pre--c:\1' 'toY .,., ~'t. ion. Do-lt-your.elf and s~ tKouuhdd Or ft Win t.W. n 'for you. &uic home and· er•ction flnan~:ed with NO DOWN PAYMENT. M.tlcoupoli for df't.ilt. K~aft • frP!Ikmentr. Thos preunt %NO. 303 CANS . 1 SAVE I pla)'ed eame-s and were served r• :lttt LABOR DAY • JWVAL C!BOWlf I wu held 10 on Friday evenin&: The • youth work and In Little 4~gue ball ,,Jlmmy conched the U~ver­ Mn. 0. L. Roush visilOO Miss Mae Roush and Miss Grace Hadley, Parkersburg, Tuesday Mi.o;s Laurie McKay Is impro,•in_g satisfactorily nt ·Meigs , General Hospital where she hB!i bet>n a patient si nce she fell and bl'uke bel' hip two weeks ago. 1 JI!V~NS 11vlngs • eon,.louo englneero hive 1 ..b ta•lnl• lllld a tr111t Iliad of borgolu that wiU real!)- Pill your bui1Jet ou tbe rigllt lrtti! EVANS SUPER 114llli:ETS are alhteamed ap with CARWAD SAVINGS IN IVERY DI!PARTMI!NT , ... our m.. t buyers hove SUPF;R TRill meats purebooed Jull 1o provide you tbe mOijell ~r ~Ill' bet~ ... , our g....,ory department u nrhty ot r:oold, JO<Jd foo d , , .. , our prodou departmenll1aJ It fresh ond ~e.U.Ious . . . . Shop EVANS AN 11 SAVE 3 WAYs •.. , f:OW, I.OW PRICES SUPER TRIM JIEATS·.tND-$.1. R.Gl!UN STAMPS. ' Since then he has been aetlv, In MIDDLEPORT SOUETY and ta.ve vam Imine Kermit Ford boy• to the Ale:r Qumen part: A boy !fCOUt clubhouae will bt made in the' ·b ui!6inr 11tuated bfhiftd the buildini hoUIInr t111! llbrtry and elabrooml. The Scouts wer~ a:iven lnrtruttirJP~J; about cleaning 1nd the rqalr ·dl the buildina:. ESCAPE TO BURr.\A :f!tanley and Stoharl coutrihutrcl circuit clouts to the St•IHitOJ'.s' Use T.4-L for 3 to 5 d1ys, Watcti ' UNTIL cause while Allensworth of the the old telnted skin slough off (In Supe,rsc:ope • Tec\ni~or) Yankees hclted a J'OLmd l!·l ppcr teavif1D hulthy, herdy ikln, If not (or his team . piUsf'd wUh power.fu,, Instant-dry· Cartoon - HEP MOTHER Line score : ing T-4--L, y&ur 40c: hc:k ,.. ~'~"' ' POMEROV SUNOCO Senator~ 150 120 2 - 11 7 6 , druq st,r•, To:d'ev at Sw-ish•r'V~ Main Phone 334-X HUBBARD Yank~~~2 -~'l~ ~- ~~~I . Lohs•, Dutton. ____ ~ -----------·t-_,-_ ,-_,.__,-.,_,,,,.,,,~. Lowut olollln ulorlot lol _-- , ------·~--- l in T uni:,:ht tn a makeup game the Yank ~es WtH tnt'et. the league lead. i!"lg Bt' tl\'e~ at Ractne : and then on Frid a,· e\lenmg the fmal games of I the ~f'Json wii_J be played wilh the Pin1te9 meetmg le Yankees on :1nd the Redlegs will mcet th e Indians at Syracuse. 4~ . _SP_O_R_TS~'m-:-G:-:H_L:-:-:IG_'H-:-:-T:-S. G · " 1 h ll~ ' - - -- ---- ---- 1nti1ans look a1 1 h•, . Hob Winebre~n~r,, b~t IH0Tltl'win S1overracus~ th<' Pir afr s in a M r:g~ I the r an c: ,-\rme:; also ha Wo /10STON or ·- '! ; Syracuse Indians In Shutout •·ates. By8..(). :I-v.·ctory.over pIF EtTu111 by BHI Mareros~i ami Dale Lontf helped the Redll"lgs t'o Ci nctnn r.: : i'~ pl!lvPr~ Wf'" P ('unfi . a three-run cluster that clinched dent of knocking the Dodgt•rs oul the viclorv for r..e-ftv Joe NuxhaJl of contention on the or th(' im- - in ' lht fiflh inninK. it was Cincln. portant series with thr wurld nati's ninth straight- victory dver ehampiuns. Brooklyn slands two Pittsburgh. games hack the leadln~ Milwaukee Braves and nne uhe11d of Cincinnati h('ld a 3-2 lt'ad when thlrd-Jjlat"l! Cincinnati . Mazl"roski Iumbled Roy McMilRIP GAIN GROUN~ lan's grounder with none out. NulC· The slugging Rcdlegs lopped lhr. hall saerilieed, and Johnny TemPittsburgh Pirates in Wednesday's ple and Frank Robinson each foL rontest, 6·3, whiJ(I Brooklyn edted lDwed with a run·producinlil dou. ble. Long's error on Ted Kluszewt~kl's two-out grounder perrnilleJ Robinson to score. EXPERT · · .... I M I CKEY ... ... j - - · - -- - - - - Pittsburgh Pirates l~an -6~3 As Home Run Streak Continues ----- • • RSEJ,.LS �ns I.~ Legal Notice ,_ G'-3'11e Selltlqei, Pomeroy-lllddleport, o ., Aug 23, 1956 WANT · j . ."'-11 FOR BENT- 5 room uaflll1l1abed pc' WGI'Q · · !;aid SLale will tate noUee that ROOM FURNISHED apartment, I Hazd Ws.ol.!rom baa filed ber openewly decorated : 3 room apa.rt- Uti on a&a!Ds~ tum for divorce and n.ent. Ph.one 7-M. 8 21 ~tc alimony 10 we No. 12460 of Ule Common Pleaa Court Q( .M.ei.p 0 ROOMS and bath, 10 Colt! St. , county, Ohio, -and th1t Aid cau•e for small rel iable family , $30 per will be for bnrLDJ on Of' after month. See Mr11. Ho~ovard Cecil , lbe su.t.h day of September, 11101. BOO W. Main St., nenings. HAZEL WOOU'l!OM 8-17-if By t;. W. P~OPLES wUJ be ~ for advertisinr if aot paid !OJ before tlle !.kit of eac-. w..-... liNn m AdwertlllD&---8botUd be reporlod IIIID:edialol7. no DoU, _ ... !oil<nrbol Seatl.aet wUl DOt be reei>\'Oiibl• fw more llwl one 1Dcotrect iD Din 1110 "&pl!clal til( d&al1ll:a .... ..--. tk:et of EYeate prtllled •t rqu lit ellllitled rav.. ObJt.uariel JUbUihed at 1 eeat per worcl. Z flve room apartm.enta; 2 four· room apartments. aU with lauo- • I?a;- Noti~- 1I 1 drleo and pragv ~~~ ~. N. Benlel, . 6-1'-U Pomeroy, Ohio. MOTHERS interested Ln sending children, ages 4 to 6, to kinder-~ garten. Call Spruce 35530. Enroll before Sept. 4. Mrs. Paul Leonard, Mason, W. Vt, ate 23 ----- Electri~. wallpa~ rent - . steamer. Chnton Fisher, Mid · dleport. Ph. 6265-~ iH·U ( 12) Wo nted to Rent ~ the Pratt 2 OR 3 3EDkOOM home in Tupo R UMMAGE SALE at pers Plains ar ea by teacher. Building, 2nd Street, Middle2 small chlldr e-n. Call Rio port. Sponsored by Evangeline Grande. ~!H 75, colloct. 8 2G etc Chapter, OES, · on August 24 and 25 from 9:00 until 4:00. 8 21 4tc 16ForSol e or Trade SA VI OON"t YOU KNOW? MOTOROLA CA R RADIO. Fib; ll:er'1 will Alve yuu the bt!at any model. l'crft!ct condition, trade on fw-oit~e ur appliaa· $20. Will trRd c for eirculatlng · ·ij..tf C'!i. gas heater. N ew 18 Inch walk· . lng doll wil h outfit. Phone & 6296·J, MlddlP pnrt. 8 20 Stc LADIES WRIST WATCH L OST: wHh stretch band near Blue & 1941 GMC Picau p Truck for sale. Gre)o'. n.cward. Phone 355·J. Good tirt&. 0 verhauled motor. 8 21 3lc ' Will trade on side delivery hay rake, or 2-wbeel trailer. o r 4· -. wheel farm wagon. Ralph A. ,1:1 tj I :~erv1c115 Lambri11ht.. Bailey Run Road, Road, Pomeroy. 8-18·tf RAWLJNG SONS CO. - :It Jlour Wrecker Servlce. t>a1 Ip Phone 8227. Night Phone 5039' X. DODGIW'LYMOUTH DEAL ERS. 34-tf MAN WANTEU - ~·or Hawleigh business in P omcrny No Cl:pcr:::omplete WHF~EL ALIQNMENT, icncc nl'eded lr) .~ta rt. Sale.a b•:.mclnJ aod brake 1ervlc!e. easy to mak e and prolil.~; good. H11ckeU'a &ilel)' Se.rvlu. Wett Start immedl alrly. Write R.aw:Kaia Street, Pomeroy, Oblo. lcigh'a Dept. 01111·840.190 Free ~-port, lll. 8 2.3 ltp - (61 Lost Found ·-- ----- - - -- Auto &:JL 117l He - ---- Auto !)ales Its! -·- -~--· 19~3 · -··--~ .. -·--- BUICK V8 Super 4dr. Sedan Twin turbme Dynaflow. Top VB performance. $1,305.00. 8 23 6tc - ·-- 1953 HUICK SpcriHI Dlx . 4 dt· Sc:dl)n. Dynaflnw . One loc.al owner. $1,195.00. 8 23 6tc 1951 'PONT1AC Dlx 8 cyl. 4 dr. Se41a. Uydnt.maHC' drive. Oriil· inAJ' Black Jo'l nlsh. $595.00. ' a 23 6\c Rev. and Mrs. Walter A. Fron t will move to Ironton, where be THE RIDGE-KENO Olive Grange met Auaust 10 their rea:ular meeting niaht. Deputy c. N. Jones and Mra Jones were present It being inspeetipn aight Ice cream, cake and ll:ool ade were aerve-d. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Cp~roy and Jackie of ColuplbU& were visiting relatives last week on the Ridge. Mr . and Mrs. Art Kuper of Columbus vblted Wednesday wltb ber parenu, Mr and Mrs. M. L. Bohr Olive Grange had their first booth at the Meigs County .Fair this year. Olive ls 39 years old. ·Mra. Ella Hannum, Fannie Adami. and Glenna Mlllho.an went S•turday to get the articles that ~ taken on VVednesday Mr. and Mrs. William Rose and BiQy of Columbus vhiJted last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Milihoan. Junior Hunt and Everett MillbOlD tbTished Friday and Satur· Her Attorne)' Liddon. (7)·28; (8)-2, 9, 10, 23, 80; (9~1\c: !i<of(old Board>, Drop Clotbl. CllntGD f'Liber, ~epoFL Pbone 1261-X. ll·l.U ftu ·- _ by Evelyn Brlckles aa Mr. and M..rs. Don Landon and :1i MCU&tte l..uerUoDI. llptet.a-.oae liUIM.1I tar tll ce1111 -.t. at I CIIIU DIVORCI NOTlCll HOWARD WOOU'BOM wbo.ie - t Cllltl Pll' .word fGr thre. ..... ·- .. NOTICE OF APPOIN'ntiiNT Ex~utrix IJt1t. of Harvey C:Mney. DecHMCI Notice is hereby Civen tbat Mli· gie Chaney, wboae Post Office ld· ur('t~s is Snade, Ohio, R. D. 1, hu been duly appoi.oted •• Executrix of the Estate of Harve)' Chaney, late o£ MeigJt County, OhlO, deceas. ed. Dated this 20th day of August 1966. JOHN C. BA,ON Judge of the "Pio~ate ~~ Meigs County, O;bio 8-23-30 g.........6-3tc day, · NOTICE 011 APPOINTMI.NT -· AdminiJtratrhc 0. 1111.. , Non Ettate of Ma..y J. Hull, U..ened Notice is heteb)' Clm E. Howery wbose Poat Of· ficc Address is Carpenter, Ohio I has been duly appoJnted as Ad.. Mr. .and Mrs. Edward Coen made 11 lrlp to Columbut .last 1ninistratrix de bonis non of the Estate of Mary J . Hull late of 1week. Scipio Township, Meigl County, John P. H~nsler spent the week end with h1s mother ret11rnlng Obi d eased n:icdecthis iotb day ot Aucuat home in Monday evening. • Mr. and Mn. Vance VVHbur l9:WS. attended the MeiRI County Fair JOHN C. BACON ~~ Rocluprlngs Saturday evening. Judge of the Probat~ Court ~rt. WUUam Cruze anti. Karen and Rita of Columbu& spent last Meigs County, O~lo 8-23-30 9-6-3tc ~ ) week vl.altlng Mrs. Genivera Fos· - loyment Wan ted Busi ness 5ervices s 2a.ao 0.6 3tc --~- HOM I BUILDERS Mr8 . · Helen Woode &pent laat Racine-, Ohio. Wed. -eve. with her mother, Mre:. 8 14 12tc J. D. Hayea of Cheater. The Raymond Follrod famlly RADIO & 1'F:LEV15ION" SERVICE and Nina Robinson attended the 1053 CHEVEitOI.ET BelAire 4 rlr. Phone 200. Cleland Appliance funeral of t Mr1: JohP J'ollroct at Sture, 118 W. Mala St .. Pomero, Sed.an. Power Steering. Ont• . careful ow net. St:;•r;;l;;l•;;;•;;·O;;·;;·;;•;;•n;;d;;';;Y·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~IJ Make us 110 , 2-23 tf ----·--~- .M;:';;·;: 8 23 6tc - - - offer. r -- - - -- 19t)3 PONTIAC Dlx. 8 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. Two tone green. Hydramatlc drive $1,090.00 8 23 6lc C;H Guy Nely:l cr, - FOREMAN " ABBOTT T.V. UJI. VICE All makea llo<oolr•od pert TecfUltCIIDI. Mlddleporl. REAL ESTATE Arnold Jordan called on Albert Cone and wife SundRy. Mr. 111 dMrs. Taylor Mnore left Sunday for Dayton to visit Buche! Hamlltan and wife They returned home late Monday. Laura Krebbs was In Pomeroy on bu.sinesr, Frld.ay. has been Bonnie "Fitzpatrick Mrs . Villlting her grandmother, Mina Doles near Allensville. Fred Thompson and wife of Albany recently spent on evening with Mrs. Albert Cone. The Edd.ll Jqrdan family of Columbus were weak end eucst.s of her parents, L. D. Coti.rill and wife. Their . son E 1. returned wltb them · ~IJllam CottrlU h.as moved from VJlea Mill to property ncar Lo~a: Run. ~ · Mra. K. E. Mossftlan and d.aughter Thelma went to Wclblon Friday ' Mrs. Nettle Gregory Is ~·lowly Improving At her home here . Mr. aad MFII. 0. M Rife spent Thursday even.i ng with Tum Fltzpatrlek. Wllllam Goodwin and lamlly vlalted Mra NettJe Gregory one evening last week. 1953 FOilD Cuslom 8 cyl . 4 dr. Sodan. ·1,096.00. 8 23 fJlc (91 ICE CREAM For Scie · - -ON -----FHYERS FOOT 8t rnrm . Clifford 4eifhell, Rock Springs, Pomeroy. )l-bone,D32·X. 8 2:i tile CAR RIPAll Ncigler & Cleek Glrage, Racine, Ohio. 8 14 12tc :-=-::=-c=::---:- 6 ROOM HOUSE, enclosed back !20 porch, running water Coli ~-9_·•_ t. · - -- 8 2:l 31p Fresh eggs for 11.11lc Mrli. Lt'c Johnson COHPLE'I'E lDIUr•~t~et Prottetleta, Ne.a11e Selllc~r~cnt Ho.1d Llfe, Auto, Flr~:~, Polio. Clll DoD Racine, Ohio lllllo, lllddleporl, Ohio. 9- 22-3 \('. GRAVELY TRACTUilS; om.• 19M tlt'mODII\rHtur und one l"('l'ondi· tioned used tractor. \ R. A. Finl.aw :SU E:. Main. Pomeroy 8- •!2-3 tp 1 diamond rlng, 1·4 rant!, 4 ~idl'll 1 purl ring 1 man's llnlf'lhysl ('all U22fl-y 8 - 22--.:J lt . NICE HOUS~:. lovely yon!,"'" n( high water. l'llmplel<'ly · ftu ll . i11h<'d or unfurnished. Alllo 11PIIin" any auliquc/1.Alyec SrhnridN Cilftnn, W. Va '11.\ WHITE ROCK PULLETS "ix months old. W. F. lUll, Che11·ter. opposite aoif course. 8 21 3tr FRESH cow for sale. Balle)', Flatwood1. 11. F. 8 20 6tp electric ho~ water .be:a1era, 10 year warrHnly. Sp<' daJ price, $87.1K!. V11.di"h l'lumh ing, Phont 4fi,M, Pomeroy . 8-16·11 30 1allon -···---,--,- FOR SALE TOMATOES MEXt. CANS l1r1e pink . 1oc~IHu:id . 2nd house eut rrnm school house. Willttm II . llolmeli, Syncu~c . Ohio. 8-6-1 mo.c If you want.lo borrow money on your property Ia Middleport or POmeroy, SEE ME. • PEACHES- Picking HaiP Haven Peatbe,a, Bring container . Webster Fruit Farm. 6 mile11 e11st ''' Cheoter. Ohio. S.IB-11 1141 For Rent . • M.C. HOBART Onit.a Cole local. ··- _ - - - - You llan aom•thlnt To Sell, Trod, or An· no11nce, l,.et A Dally SOCIAL .. Y Ralls Ben franklin I .. Pbonie 8021-X Ohio., Mr.~ . Sona Cbllders, Mr. nor' Mrs. tf!!!O'#d B . Jli:ner~n. an.·· daue!lters J.~dy Ann an~ Jane l.ynn, RU"ntinKtOn, w. va. . Raymcnd Warren, Mr. and Mrs Arlvn11 B. Hl!).l!:man. 11\l.ntineton W. Va., Mr. and Mn. Hardid Hlxol) r.PHlicot,e. OhiO, Ann and Paul Hlxon, Ch,iilit!Othe, Oio. Cirl Jones Mr. and. Mrs. Char_les Carj{p and Wllllan"i. Cauo. 'Blade.n, bhio .Ml'. and Mrs. Bob McGu.Kin and .ttauq:b- •• •• • Middleport, Ohio tanJ. ·OOaa.ne and Dottie, TOm Mr Gtrnn n }ir.' an" Mrs. Joh.n Milne ~Q. . SMALL SIZE .. IDEAL FOR PRYING OR BOILING Charge for Cut up . , .. ' . .,; .. . 1. ' 1.,/~ ','j~·;. ~i. 1 I • .C,Ushed PlntOpple, A&P. 2·2AOL~••49c ' ' ~~~c-;~ • "YOUR · Quality, Service and MerchondiH To "'"' ttoe ....j..& ' of , ..., flmllr- ••• at • tht family .....'"& Real Estate Broker 990 In MID=RT, OHIO 61:16-M . U 61'11 On Your Dlol ·, ·' ' . ............. 2I.OL lor 2lc . ' · · . o(· · Cucunlw Slices,.Marfair 2•16.oZ: ps39c Mayf.alr ·To SUNSET .TATION• ·~ ' l.:andltcf Dill Strip ··· ·· · · · · · 16 OL far 33c ' . Ann Page Mayonnaise · ·· · · · · ·· · qt; Ltir 4ft .· Cluh Cracke~s, Strletman•'s •· 11~ ·. · 29C ' , ' ¥ w. va. ......" ,.. . ' ' ~· . MAKE A YACHT CHAIR ( Cooked Salami, Sllc,ed •· · ·· · 8 oz. pkg. 3h .. ....... ........... ...,_ ' ... · ·· ··~ _ .-: S:$1.89 blo' :,.;lll ICOtd." 50 ... ~iaklll Moutata u.$.N~: l Cauliflowe~ .· 'pflliit lo~tgJ . ' haftd1? . 011'111'" "'• or Jong.honwill d•fl•ct tfre. .\r.uto~m.... t~t."'""'' ." > , • head 35c. Penfu Melons', Jumllo aSize · · · · each 69C. ·. · . I' ' . •. • ' '' .., WOOO ICQW J.:.< • • ,. ' r · reut roR TOP :.. "'/!.j· ~ . By S.IJUI,TS 1 ' ,: .• . ' LatJo BOD..,·Sbe WIUI Pert . ·••ans •2 ·1 ·2 ,o.z·cans 5JC: Cai!CIJ_.., ,._ pkt. of 12-49c '; ·8ullllla. : .. • • • ' MAhle , . .I r''.-~·· 1 1 ,. ' Vanilla W!lftn .... :~... t.7~ oL pkgs. IOI!tono , . • .. . Strawlltny "*'¥11 · ·,· ·· · · · 21ljtr _,_., In "'" hll l' ~ ...f , , ' . ' ltoasttil P11... '\' ~ 'T' · 16oL : Mf19 Wl:iflng ., . . ·: ··~ ~ ···· ··· ···· s,ktit ·Hose, 25'k -'9!tc - 50 h. -. r .. ~ · 7c ' J• " . .. I ' • ). ' . S"lt.ltNt.lt. NANCY THAT'S SM'rTk:s Jor . {•i;· ~a.rl J(e~er .an.~ fli'Tii!~"-' · +'.Jet.Jfay. ' ' Tpmotoes 615 01 c91fl69 • • L'IL ABNER . ' 1911 Paelt •• "II. Cue Pr~ fUi'',; .. IONA . . " ' · Mrs. EJ:he.l M.vUI. P,ar.tP,I:I . Mr. . · ·nd Mrs. T~ey Mdrs wtr,. glie&tA , ;f Mr ~nd Mrf. pe~ni•J.o_Us_b ;and 'lk"Y. )J.I~ ev;~41..,, r, .: . · ~rs. -~vii! Jlbst~n ·, vt · • ~-...., . ~ra. ~··sHow· : .. . ' ,. - 100% PtlBE VEGBTtULfl. .... NON~ FINER A r ANY PiUCE ; .•. .. \lr. aD.d rMa:·Dw!Jht Gabb$. ·Sliced Bologna, Alt'Milat ···· I OL pkg. 2sc SOLID PACQI) ." ••• A~try lholf favorite • , •• Saptr .RIJht OHIO VALLEY Sandra and !Jan tee GibltJ, ·~~nt '(.,nd~y wit~ ~heir ~~~tJ . ·; .L -~~· rofl. ·Mtr;~,lrl.n . Sa Lu·nc:h.eon Meat 2·~::~~s dex•Shorteni•g 3 WEBUY 11\!'ftiJOTOlW, I J&iiP . .~. . ···~ d~ Rieh •••• l'rlce lo Help You Save . .,. Snal<t .0 Put on 42. Dt.strlct AtJ.omey <•bbt.J II ·· ~~ ·Slicecl Beef Uwer ····•.·· ·.· · · .. .· ·.· ·· · · lh. 3Sc · t Peaches . . · . --4 l~s 3.5 AVTO llALB8 ·~ , , No Extra . . ' Smoked Hams, Half ·· · · · ·.. · · ·.. ·.. 1~. 51 c Smoked Bacon Squares · · · · · · · ···· · lh. 21c Canadlait Bacon, leln End Cuts · ·· · lh. 79c MET. ROPOLIT"' "'' "'" I . .:Si!,JiY ~hick~ns lb 39 · · Fresh 5·9 lb. Size .. . ~ Plump, TOiider • , , • Pan Ready Turkeys . lb 49c Full Sho"k, No Cenler Slices Removed . LET A Va., Mr. an d 'I ".rs. •IJtl tJv'e• ,e.b\-td.M ~ M1'ddl• rt Oh'• ren, po • · 1"·· · u: Burnside, Ttuntine:ton, w. Va'. Ed· ward Cargo, Bl:ltJivia, O)Jio .. Fred Byrnsine and son, Fred Jr .. Danville. W. Va .. . Mr. and Mrs. Lte . Child.CJ ani! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Uo!sand dau .."h.ter,· Elizab.et~~ Ahn. .Mr. an~ ~fS..·· CJI/Hee " lt~lti &~• Wfre bllsJ~- "YjsJftlrS ln ParlfersThe 1957 Reunion' will be held bul'f 'FrltiiY~, ' ·' · ' ~ ., · ·,~~l,au-c,., at . U.S. No. 12" Up Elberlo Jll~ co. ..,....,....,._IQTAU 'ftlJ arry·· . . ~ •• Here's a thrifty way tp eat well! ..... Delle ious eaUng too ..• , . exira tender, ·plump and A&P Wt•s all t~e work out . , , , just pop 'em in the pan . , .• No exka charge for Comt Set • , • Yow~l_h.,. • WI . ~ -DT W y· Arch" Rp""h and wjfe ·;Mri. yi.r-1Jnia. S~rl'" Of Ma9'1in "l.~ di~per 'Uests rif Mr'l. Doi-'11' Jf~C,On ~ · lobn ............ et"M8rPft T"Urs. Mr. and Mrs. Curfla . Y.OU\Jt: ,_ ''-lrned Wednesdaf ffter .4 f~w +.JvS at ' their bome lrf ' ·nuabli'r .and visitiq t~ Jllessing and CIJ· mer fanii,lies.• · • Oke)t ·Re~ · ap(\ Mr,5. . .q~:dJ .Jt!•nc "P.'nt to JM.n.tlnJtoD Vie~. rmd br()tl«eliJ: c,-ec:!U ··~t ,honie .f rom ~~ bosJ)ital ..' 1 ' •• Mr .Md Jn. :f':ulll Roush as· •li<lted Mr. ami .p.fr,, 'ftqw•rd ;Bo~h with lha!r. ollo..lllllnc ..!llfd..lidQ. 1 Mr. and Mrr. ttall:aa fearer arut M,rs. Mam..3 Walsh, MiJ...n •. 1'"~.• " """' ,.... 'r ed,athe 11£Htival ·at ~f!. ~tu. r ,cy d · th • f C"'U an~ c11 e... 1ft ! uome. ·o , ~ . B'-'ollfO· ••d C. E. I')'J . . " · . Mrs. Fannie Ta'ylollb•!} betn w~tll fir a few drurs: . · , Tom' and Sallv Johnioh. Galli. P,o1i_s and ¥r· ud Mra.:· Fftd .Rqut~~. ~ ~nt Tbtttftffay at Jaet•on's MJn. · ,' · Fresh Fryers Cobbler Potatoes Buemeat Home • Made lee Cream, Mo llld Coffee PlekiJo leo C7eam · 1'9 No 0111. 1 c. More and more~ our •.!@ flndiiiJ ·It a eonvenlent and llllfo way to i118llre that tley have jUs! what they want at Christmu. u.s. No. 1 Size A .... All Purpose· SUNRISE c...,oJ, ..... ...,., ""'·lp : , Tbe Jl'OUp elected M.t's. c. !:. fl.ltchis'tnl or Char1nton, W. V~~o. , 7res~dent, Mrs. Rhoda Hixon of 'btl!\~othf ~!"! pka\df'DI and P.H•~ ~d.na M~tl.fflp of pt_ Pleuant ;ecret•ry. ·• c»" WHOLE; SP.LIT 0!1 CUT UP .... FRESH PAN' READY Caataloupe, Calffomla Jumllo 27's 2 far 59c Ropr11entotl••· - They Get Rnulta - pjre, ...._"'... Hotlth ' ACCIIJINI' Lito. IT'S ' ' Guy ~oss,""Mr. aM ,.,rs. Thllf.mop . Bert B1estlDJ.. flfi:w. C,aC'it "P..'·s. #os~ arfct ~tt. DaVid: l.f'wisb~r lmi and ~11h ~ ·wer' in W. Va., Mr~. Id'a Oplin~er an ""'a.r"kt>rshura: TuiJ,d.ay to see br. Mn;., J. W. Mp~lt-¥. bofh.df A.kio.: l*ris. ~· , ,· • . . Qt,3 · Dlaploy Ad or Wont Ad be You' INSURANCE AGII:NCY 'Ibis yegr we are not requlrlng $1 down for each of your Jay-away's. YOU NEED NOT PAY any more down for add!Uooal ones. SALE .. Farm Fresh Poultry ... ·· A"P's Pick-of,the-i'lock . ' . ANN S~tntinel RODNEY DOWNING ... NOTICE . I!j.;;;;;;;;;...;;-:~:::~o;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 1~~~~~~~~!!!!~~I\\ ·IF·· • ,,MI•Y··· ~ol.'? and -·Ch"al'les. ""'· aQd riJ. Ttm McGufrin, Point ~'OR 8-l·tt You can lay-away any amount of mer£hallcllse you wlsb, 81!d you have unW DE;!liiMBER 22 to pay tlul balallee. . You can pay 80Pie down Nell week. o r any way you cboose- and lit any awn: w !v T M d u .;,¥&1!, · · ' '·· r. · •• · "'"· I}Porg' ... ~,side, ft.nd c;bil!j\"f'!n NICE HOUSE WlT HBATH. lovely y.ard, out of high water, ali mud· ern uti\lllo11, fu1·nlsbed or unfur· nished. Also aellln& all mv anti. IJUC! reaflonable. Alyce Schnel· Iter, Clifton. W. Va. 817·61c hart, Admlnittrator. only $1.00 down -·~!..-~~---~~~~~ ~"": ::""=":'"""~~~:="~=~~~~~~~,;~~=' ' bu(ldll>j(o.•See G""'l!O A. M•ln· · use of our LAY· 'I·<A !21) Real Estate fjALE-p_,act, ~lrby Real r..a. titte, Rutlan-4 Townablp. 3i &cret J.and, bQu!le, barn and 01.11 AWAY·PLAN. MORE lOW PRICES ON DEPENDABlE FOODS AT A&P · · · · IT'S THE SAT., AUGUST 2S SCuiiiiJ At 5 p.m. In The Fedented Chunh Phoao tlH ·- ·--- -- ---- PEACHF.S--Ualt lla-ven and Gol1! en Jubilee . New t111ven Orchard New Uaven, W. Va . Phone Tt l . '1-31- t ' 24688. Holsmn Rep. M. G. Bwn s~de of Wes · Virginia adl!re•!ed t~e 33rd 11r nual Burnshle·McGuflln reunio8undav 111 th• home of Mr. an < Mra. J. H. Mt~st, 133i SprlflJ' V:t! ley Drivt=, Huntingt<'n. W. Va. Rrp. Burnside told of the l1fe o' · the importance Gf Jeg~lation h tti.t' Hfe ot ieVery American. · G~sts werB H. M. ScheU of As~ ~nd, K~.. Mr. and Mrs. Vlrgi : Jlyniside, Hurrla.be, W. Va. Mit Iva Byr_f\Jide, Chllrle1tbn. W. V'a.. Mr. Ind. ldr.a. B. E. Mulliaa, S_cQU DeNt, W :· Va., M1'!'. Baxter I Smith, and Mis& Xylplla Smitt:. · . Gallipolis., .Ohio .. Mr. andMrs. I<: ·nutd)Uon, . ihd daughter, Shtl'ry · char1esfo·n, W. Va .: Mr. and M~ AT llALL'S lEN FRANKLIN Here'• aillnvltaUon to ;you to mate ter. , Wanted ------·--· (201 Buy· ' I NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Administrator With tht Will : Annexed E•t•te of Su&le Kibble, peceuetl Notice is bcreby given .thilt Horace E. Kibble whose Po:sl Of~ !icc Addrc:s~ 18 Reedsville. Ohio, baa been duly appoint.td aa Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Susie Kibble late Ernp of Reedsville, M:eig& County, Ob\o, deceased. · Dated this 2oth day of August, WANT HOUSE WOHK or Ironing 1966. to do. 1tlltrl(a rf't Freeman, 144 JOHN C. BACON Pearl St., Mid dleport. Judge o! the Probate Court 8 21 3tp - -- --Meigs County, Ohio ( 18' -Glenna 5. MllthMn CHESTNUT RIDGE etveb that daughten., Dl'troit Mich. are vldt· ing at the home of Mr. and Mra. Walter Werry, Mrs. Fronna aa... Mr Homer Gold , Greenup, K)'. Iter and other relatives \lUI wetlt. was the Sunday 11uest or Mr. and S(t. l.nd Mrs. Dale ~.b and M,rs. L. J . Ruttencutter . Cam.i17 are viaitinJ at the home of Week·end guest of Mr. &nd Mrs . hi.s motber Mrs. Clara Rtuab. They HCTmlln Rtush were Mr. and Mrs. are being transferred ta Tampa, Ho111er Roush ~nd two daughter.~. Fla. w•are Silt· Housb wit, be Stubeuville, Otiio. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gress and stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Ra:rl Diehl and has been tr~nsfered to the church. children were the weelr.-end pesb es there. of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Diehl, Sr. Mrs. Frances Parker who •ul· Mra. Anna :Avis, Lo11n il vaca.. fered a stroke at her home here tioning at tbe home of ber motb11r Friday night remains uncnmious Mrs: W. A. Ruseberry ll'.nd Mr. and m the Meigs Gener.at H.o11pi.tal Mrs .. J . Ryan. after being taken there by the Em. Kent Doush, Detroit, ls vi.ca· ergency squad. Mrs. Myrtle Frost had the Mis· tionina: at tbe bome of bil arandfortune to get her hand in the mother Mrs . Clara Roush. wringer and required 12 stitches Mr. and Mrs. Frull: OlteJJ, PenQ. in her finger. and Judy Barton were tbe week· John Bragg of Wheeling W. Va. end guests of Mr. and Mra. Charlf'l spent the weekend here witb biB Barton. brother and sister.in-law Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bngg. · Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckles attended the Meigs Fair and also visited Mr . and Mrs. Russell Spen· cer and daughter Rt>gena of Che.s· ter. Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh had as gueats Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Timmers and two children of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Dort Shultz and dau;hter and Lea Jean Arbaugh and friend Bill Cunning. ham uf Columbu&, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker of Circleville and MASON NEWS aPVtmeat. Newly dec:onted. reaudeoce it. at 14owtdavUe1 W. two son1 spent a w~ll: in ln.d.lana Phone 8009 Middleport. 8 30 etc Va., at Ule State PtDit.eDtWy Ot and Columbus visiting relatives. -· ~-!Mr-l8rtioa.. K:..aa:.ua 4".1l.lrCe 50e.~ i 1 TUPPERS PLAIN . 1 �• • • ' ~'llle Selllblel, ~eroy-MidcUePort, ·o ., Aug. 23, 1956 The Dailv Sentinel MmDDLEPORTSOCIETY hue returned from ColumbU. where they ipeDt tlle wHk end ·wkJl till Iiiler, lliu 1411& BrldMr .tad lin. Dolt Stiveu and Scoutmaster Robert MUit, Mr. ford,o~Dd -ber aLiter and bUJhDii, Mra.. 14. L. ntoch were buelneu RUAdl and WJUiam Lewil went to lllr ~nd lllro. Loult ...,.. (EU. vbilot.a in Columbua Yond.t.y. Loke HOpe We<lllolda7 after lbe Mrs.. C, E. Hoyt aocl lOll', David, memben of Troop 2a; Boy Scoutl lbetb Cro~). • Mra. Burke of Ameriu, who ba~ 1pent four took her daUJbter, Mra. Jloyt GWQ' 1114 HD, Jlel· lira. £.1 W.,Ue eatertained Bero ,Florida, to Columbus airport daya there campioJ. Tbe mq, wbo Jln, OharlH\oD, S. C, are vUJU»e her Canilltl Club t.bi, Tulttdar Tue.sda7 to cet a plane for her 8 ttyed wilb lhe &!outa wert ~u~~ Mr. QUley who room• at tbe amd. Kra. Fomalt Bachtel was a home .alter a short villt in Oblo. , 1H1ter llill.s and C. H. W.tae Jr. home ~ Mr. and Mn. Georee Rue C. Tuckerman comple te d P•L Prizes were 'fOa by Mra. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallaa whO took them Sunday; ~~~ Hubon. fifty yean in the Modern WoodEmatett Shuler llld Mn. Earl Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 <Katherine Bachtel) aDd sen, Billy, Stobltt who waa lbe Dellt coulld.lmen of America in July or th is hl&)ll. The Rev. and )ln. Cl. JlQ'mon b&ve arrived at their new home itt lor and the Rev. c . ~· Hoyt, tfe• 'nle ltoateu ~ qlad and )'ear ancl h&s been enrQ)Ied i n Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 XoDkrtabt and. JODI, Eudell aad " City, Flo. ldent of the Troop Committee, NDdwicbes to tbosc umed above the H«II-A-centu r y Club. He was David, -who bave beelt vWtiDJ re-~--presented a dub membership who stayed Tuesday nla:ht lind and llrJ;. E. M. Blalr.e, Mrs. MiJ.. Wedoe.da)'. Okler boy1 who ... laUvet In Kt11luc!k.)". wtn here llrd Wlldennwtb. Mrs. Walter certificate, and as a further token atsted at the eamp wiere Keith ovemi.cbt ft tl)ilr llome WednetCroaks ad Mrs Ruuell Wilson. of long membership, he was given a gold ~ year emblem by the . Anderson a~d Harlan Whl~~· day and plabDed to vWt nlatlve.a In Ohio thll week Mr. Kcmtrla:ht soclety . ¥iu Carol Bachtel Will in Par. 11 on two weeki -vaca~ from t.be This is an honorary club of ken burg on buslo~ Wednetday. pulpit o! tbe Heath llethodilt veteran members with a record Mr. and Mrs, Christy Baer en-- - - Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Bradford Church. terlai ned witb a miscelleanous of fifty years or more in the shower, Monday evening at their organization, L , B. Hos r:har, secPlans for the district conven- home, Minersville, honorln, Mr. retary of Mld<llep(ll't Camp 633:'i, · tion to be held at the Fed&rated and Mrs. Ted Fisher. made thE! presen t <:~tlon to · Mr. Ch.urell in Pomeroy October 24 • Arrangements of roses wer.e. Tuckerman, were m!Hle Wednesday cvcnina; u~ed throughout the home. Gifta when the La dles Auxiliary of .. _ were Qbe'ed under a pint ud Drew Webster Post Amerie'an 1.10' white umbrella which centered the 11 gion met in special session. • Mrs. w. J. Brown of Gallipolia. dining room table. Plans were made for a 111m~ .. fl. 'd t t with tbe During the e'lc ning each ~cue~t mage aale the lint wee of Hov· d. 1 1 t 1 . eln ' it~em~'-in" lhl wrote their advice for the bride ember when tbe t'riendJr Cirtle , Is r e 1 pres 115818 0 group - - aJ · an d groom wh.tch we re !aler read o!Ille Federa1edb plans Reg·sratlonw will -begilt.> e ure b me tT" u · 9 a: ~. wi~h the opening .seS.ion to. the ~roup. A contest, b~ld , day evenia.t iD the aoclaJ room of · 1begiOntng at 10 a. m. Mrs -i.ee w1th pmes awarded . to Mrs. 1\tw the ebureb. Moore, department secretary ,will Watsao ~nd Mrs. Sad1c Brown. The M111. James Clatwortby program Report on the Chri stian Assem. be the speaker. door P.nze was awarded to Mrt. · leader led tbe ctc•totions w.hl.eb bly camp at Bu tlers Springs was Lunch will b<' served at 12:30 Paul FISher. opened wUb iroup slngml' of "My given by C11rol Jean Hudson, ~ e­ votional lead C' r , when the midby the ladi<'s of the Federa,ted Aller the honored guesta n""n- filth laos. JlP to Thee" abd "Ob Ch urc h an d a t ea WI"II be servqt · ..:..~ ed their many gifts refreshments r- · 4l ... Uler let me walk with Tbee. Tile week Prayer meeting !l!ld Bible by the auxili11ry follow:ID.IJ, the of icc cream centered with 8 wed. program topic "To .live failbtully' ' 5tudy cla.<~s was held at th e Church ot Christ. meeting at 4 p. m . ding bell, cake iced in wblte ·and Wls presented by Mrs. CJatbworFred I. Gardner, pastor of lhe topped with 8 pUlk rose, cofie~. thy who elwed the prot:ram with church, was in charge of the class. tea and mints were .served by ' the a prayer. , • Members of the Loyal Women's hoo,ess assisted by Mrs. , Hiram DllFing the business ff!.!'Sion in Cla.s. had the largest numbl'r preFisher to Ml's. _Lena Bartell, Mrs. cbarae of 'Mrs. Fred BJaeunar aent at the meeting and it wa11 Lewis Harris, Mrs. Sadie Brown. preaident', the members were ieannounced that Grace Capteina, Miss Ethel Garland, Mrs. otto minded to biing utensils fol' the who will also sr;cak on lhe cBmp Hart~nbaeh, Mist Dorothy Hart- llheheo, a project of the Circle. work, would be in charge of the enbach, Mrl'l. Ed Hines, Mn. Phyl- Mn. Elza Gilmore Jr. Wa named devotionals next week . Visitor s FROM Hannah Troy'a taU The Melhodbt Youth Fellow· ii 11 Whitcomb, Misses Ma.ude add II chairman of the alter eommlt~ at the service Included Mrs. WilFun ahtfl4? DM'I/orgel . , ., 19::'»6 collection comes thia ahort ship of the Chester Charge met Freda Grueser, Mrs. Clifford ~hil· tel! for September and Octob«l'r. , liam Yeager, Kent, and Mrs. evening dre&ll combining flltny Monday ~vening at the Alfr• lips. Mrs. Frank Stewart.; Mrs. he Circle wHJ be · boate•• for Hoyt Gilley and ~on. Melvin, beige silk chiffon and silk otto· Methodist chur~h. Bradford Maas. Mrs. Willlam Bus.- tbe Women'a Guild meeting in Oet· man jack .. t. underneath, bodict Charlc111ton, South c~rolina . . . sell, ML!is Mynra Maag, Mrs. Ado.. obtr which will be family nia;bl. • M-Widd. t-loM ,,....,.. of the dreu haa a decolletage Group singing opened th~ meet. I ph Grueser Sr., Mrs. Masfln Flaber Mike Simmons wHl be the guest . . . _ 49 Froza,... , All typu, all si:m, GflfliUzble here· neckline trimmed with silk ot• ing followed wlth scripture read. ·Speaker using for hi1 topfc:. The tomaa. ing by Earl.cne R~nshaw and Mrs. Karl GrueBer. •~YovSMhw. Mrs,· Brooks Sayre , Mn. Paul American Indian. The rea:lonal 'SteiQ Dke ..,.,.hing ·we do I• more fun whH o tamere - -- ~·~ --~----- -- p: t ; er by the Rev, Ralph f'..;,;>ve. •INIInoiMIItTMWier Fisher, Mrs. Ste!la Gl'ueier; Mn. mjetJng and workshop or the along w1th the crctwd. And titer•'• nothlnon•• pldul'w'J to help A program was pre9ented by • c)da .._. Automotk the Alfred group and conslstt:d of Alfred Yeauger, Mrt.. William Women's Guild wUl be beld at you r,captvre thoM pl.asant moments for re·enjoym•• · lnt s.ctiM a piano aoln by Jani~e Swartz:r a Fi~her, Mrs. John scott. Mrs. Russ the Federited ChUI:cb Oclober 2:i throug,Jl th yean. Nth~,.·· fun ,~mfnSJ. up, 1top In for .the vocal solo by Margaret Win·~lland: Watson, Mrs: John F. Bally, Mr~. aad; the Clrele Will aerve lei Col· • Twill Porr.ltM HydraJQII Ka~· Film ypu'll nted. Then IH U~ again fof fall, e'xptrt Charles Bacr, Mrs. F.ve~U fowlna tbe meetina:. and readingiS by Charles Tayl{ll', flnithfnt wl\4n your pldures ~are ta•en. · •...., Con•u:t•...,. At !he cl01e of the meeUng a John Taylor, Doris Dillinger .nd wood. Mr.s. Kern~ Roush, Mn. Am· Mrs. William C'hllrls and Mn;. . . . . . . S.rvet Eugene Windland. A song by .anda Baer, Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. dess~rt course was aerved by the Robert Hysell w·n• guc!:ill! when the Allred group and a Bible Hanson Holter, Mrs. Jacob Baer, hostesau, Mrs. CorllSI Jacobi, Mrs. Ml's. Robert S1·hmoll entertained -'•llra.r•h¥•~ · id Sunda af quiz by Mrs. Woode concluded the Mrs . U. s. Nease, MrS. Norman Gibbs to 17 members and one A reun1on w as 1le bcr cana sta Club this week . Y program. Prizes were awarded to the the home of l\11' . and Ml's . W. Fisher, and daughten~, Alice arld JU~~~M~"~·~C~h~a~cl~·~·~~~~;;;;;~ · · ti b · l Mrs. Joe Gl()('ekner, Mrs, • , - ta r t • 10 unng le d usmcss gue.11ts and to Mr s. Chnrles Br ad· W1.l son an d ~ on, " 111y, ...,... f ·ses11 1 on , Loui:'le, Bill Gruese1·, b ri lh 0 H, , n·I· L VanMePans were rna e or a p1cn c at bury an.fi Mr11. Lionel Boggs. 1 1 e~ a~ · the· Woode Grove, Sunday, Aug. Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Lester The hosicfls served a dessert ono ng . Van ust 26 beginning at 1 p. m. with Wilson , Mrs. Edward Lohn, Mrs. course to those n11med above and Mrs. nonald Mills, :Mrs. Edward . Meter, Cheater Van Meter and a potlu~k supper at 4 p, m . .Plarn Kay Johnson Miss Sharon Wilaon. T. Fl'C'OCb and Mrll. Ralph G1bbs ~ons, Roy and Duna, Anna Bcll 1 wpre di!IC~~sed for purchauns a Mrs. Lelia Fllnt and Mrs. Edmulf!d ON THE BRIGHTEST ~r 1 · The nut meeting will be at Rose , Raymond Bell and son, . m~Yie proJector. A song by the Grueser. Sending gifts . but un"l* CORMIII IN MIDDL.POIT tbe home of Mrs Boggs. Paul M•·s Paul F.rvin und lions Mme~svllle gtoup clostd tbl! to attend were Mrs. Gtorae Hat· • · ' meetmg • l!:ugene, Wayn (' and We ndell and 1 ria, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. ~R· Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Van Melfr Forty •even ~outh and fourte.en neth Harris, Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Rnd Debra Lcwi~ and Kelly• all adults altended the meeting WJtb Miss Clara Garland, Mra. Hosmer 'lf Racine ' t~lrteen youth o.nd three adultl'l Roush, Mrs, Lelia Spencer, Mn. Add le White, J ames Wh ile and ftom Chester. five you.th and t~o Myrtle Wabon, Mn. Charles Grueson, James of New Brighton, ra ., Rdults from Rork Spnngs, SlX· ser, Mrs. Ealie MoSsman, Mrs. Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Jamu Hunt and te~n YO~~hs and two adults from ward Parker, Mn. Eugene rnrbes, (lau!l:htcr, B('vel'l~·. Mr and Mrs. Mmersv!l e and thirteen youths Mrs. Rov Reuter, Mrs. Hertha Scott l'hal'les Burri, · Don Dell, Bertha seven adults from Alfred. and Mr.S. Davld Ncasr. llultcr, I,cster Bailey Rnd Erma 1 , • Wilson and. son, Wayne, all of Y. ~f the birth of the1r first ch1ld, Letart and Mrs Charles McNamee , a B!rl. Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe en· E. MAIN ST., POMEROY MiddleporL KJmbt!rly Ann was born on Aug- lertalned with a dinner, Tuesday ust 16. evening at their. bpme West Main, Grandpannt 8 are Mr. and Mr~. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Guestt •were Mr. and Mra. Art· t.RPH Mrll. 8. A. Dodson TCC!!lvcd Willard Long and Mr and Mrs. bur Sayre of Miami, Fla., and word from h~r ~randsoP'l, F.rn•ll Errol] Conroy of Akron Mrs. William Baxter. lllnior Conroy of N. HJUIUW UOU Sl't:CfAL! • Mrs. Earl Warneke Modern Woodmen Hostess At Meet Confer Honors On R. Tuckerman Legi.on Auxiliary Maps Plans For Dist. Convention .... ,.. ,.... 'PidiSS ........ tl .. ,...,. .. • lOll VOL. VIII NO. 111 Forward Look Camp,aign Urged . 'By Eisenhower In Acceptance · SAN FRANCISCO (UP) - hf,...,_, w.- t!JIU"'d ·lb•t lhe 19&6 r~,::::b:=~·.lofty ..mpaign 1iP themes will :-- "''" of \be ..u "holly .topolilicl••• per11~Mte U,e votelll ~lever bad It 10 good. adjourned IU four-day lo the. vasI Cow Palo co ·Republicans Stampeed~oJke lit ~w Palace -· . ReIease Sought Of Cross Burn·•'ng d Suspe · . .cts To ay ·_ ~ft~mll" ~o renolrilnees :, • run of a Negro family's horp.e todoy. Nixon arrived here from San eb.artered Alliaet oct Immediately ru1bed lby af to nnrbJ lA *litre lU lather, Fraak ~J on tiM! va"ge of death. wee preijdent, at the- iAiist. ·ot lila f.tber, left the bedof thi dder Nlxoll Tbuncby fleW 'tO San J'l'llntlseo tD ae. bis re-DOJQJDatioa. condltJ,oa of the elder Nix on improved' and 'the Jr&Y·baJred man Remed ebeered while watehill~ ,_h;ia soa accept the re-nomina· tion on te~u. But aft~r the exciUII,I eveat. NlJ.Dn'& fatller IUf/ered I aUght nl1p5e. '~~!'<" aboard - a was Democr~~otlc ticket of acheduled here t()day . ,aptnat. the MINEOLA. N. Y. (UP)- The de<Omposed body of the kidnaped Weinberger baby was found today in the Long Island woods where be was abandoned by his kidnaper July 5. The body or the child was found some 12 hours after An· gelo john Lal(areo, 31, a bUJhy-halred mechanic, confessed to pollee and FBI agenb tbat be kidnaped the child. · LOS ANGELES UP - Vice Pruideot Rlcbtd II. Ni~~:on Te. turned to the btdlide of hi 8 77· year old uttleaiJy jQ fatber early a n d · Vlet President fied ~ouple in conneetion with party's un·, t}Je burning Ot a eros5 In front M. Nixon, the Decoaposed Body Of Child Found After Kidnapper Confesses Crime Nixon Returns To Bedside Of HisiDFatber nlgbt after · bearina &~· ,..,., COLUMBUS, O. UP _. A bear speeebea from Mr. El· tns: 1n 11 moW! to free an unidenu~ 00.; ·. 'Adlii Stevenson aq'd Sen. Eates An , •ttorney for the man and wife asked that a writ of habeas co~s be ' granLed to .';ecure their rcle~~·. ~~. · Sherlft) 4eputies investigating the .lcross • burning ssld they to charge the couple with a Jaw prohibiting riots. btr been identjfied on.~,~i~hi"'-'~ of the George Law- I te~r~e~c~~~~·oM~~~sj~·~~ura - -- ' . . ·• The forw.id look was the campaign tJ!eme whieh ¥r. Eis· 1 · -,~:~; llri!IS"'d in accepting hio second commiosion'as Re· p standard-bearer. ' ·· R.I . Bilker Furniture ......_ ., ~HI the "~y of the lulure." Reunion Held At Wilson's Home Sunday ,_.. .. ,.,.liM. ' ',, For GOP __ ____ President .Eisenhower sent Re- party orKal\izatlon was ,. • SINGLE COPY 5c Bllllneu !'bOne 31111 . :claY with orders iO re<:l'tl;\t "young crusaders" Into the GOP to KODAK FILM · . upa Ike: w•• . Mrs. R. Schmoll Is Hostess T.o Canasta Club Low tooia:ht f6.:t3 nortb, 5UO In soutb. • 's y ~ ot · The n .• rae oma .._of . Pomeroy-Mtddleporl, Ohio, Friday, Auguat 24, 1956 • Federated Church Circle Planning A Rummage,Sale . 366·95 Ohio; G•ner ally f11lr and cool today, tooiabt aDd Saturday, HiCh today low 70'• north, 75-80 soutb Deeoud r .. ru ,...,._._ otTlle lfeltP-M.... A.-- Chester Youth Fellowship In Monday Meeting • enttne . Mr and Mrs Ted Fisher Honored At Miscellaneous Shower Monday Report Is Given On Church Camp At Prayer Meet e I 1----- • 1be ch.ild'1 almo&t undlaUnguishable remai~ wen found under a acrub oat tree about 1M feet off the heavily traveled north ern &tate parkway, In hJs confes.slon, LaMarca denied be bad killed month-old Peter but said be had placed him gently In the woodl l~u lban 24 hours aftu he ltole him from hia ca.,.. riage on- July 4. Pollee found an almost undistingul,t;bsble bundle. A ufety pin held what •PJlUI'ed to be the re·, mains of a garment. Below It wu what appe1r~ to be tiny bonea. Se.areh o fthe area pointed out by IAMan!a bega.~~ under heavily elt:Juded lkle• thi.a mornina;. Some 50 wort-clothed polJcemen moved an ann's length apart through a 200-acre area of tree.. and heavy uDderbrusb. Medkal Eurn IW'ayed Aul.st.ant chief of detective' Ja~n.e:~ Farrell told reporters: "A .aafety pio WI& found and rbmain• of what must have been a a:arment. Beneath it w~ saw wbaC· appeared to be a small booe or bones." was burned I I BIG BARGAINS AT I I ._rlfl {[geltq;.DRUG _PiNS Box 30 -··· 19c 2.49 " kleetr&c Vapor~~er - ~ .3.98. Pq. LIDdllne t"rce MMBINXTION COLD FIGHTERSOL Heal'y IJul.y, voume Strenalh • w1thslands All Weal.ller .Ke&. 1.48 Value, ' For Upaei Slom•chi PEPTO -BISMOL For Quick RoUer T.MIST NASAL SPRAY Just Completed In New Building Occupied By J. J. Davis, M.D. Allergies oad Hay Fever. CALL . 1.49 . OM.--- FOI' Sore M...teo, Alh· lele'o Feel, Slralno and 4 oz. -79c ne,. .' > ! OF THEYEAR - ·. · , Pint- 73c platform Tburada)' ..nl&ht to But Britain and Fran'Ce, n~tber watcb abbreviateG ver.tlo118' If tbe of them member8 of the ct)mmltdemoq.. trationa which bsd marked tee .picked to negotiate with ,.Nas. their oominatJoll!l, Mf. Elal!nbower cave flve reas. ser over the future of · tbe oda why . he col\llders the GOP nationalized Suez Canal, made no ~ecre~ •'of urgent new miJitary "tbe 1 part7 of the future: 1. .. , , ·.u k the party oflong preparations in tbe Middle East. nn~e prinCiple not ahor\ term The Suez commlUee met for tbe .- expedleney... · first time this morning under tbe He Uud th18 as a aprln11board ehalrmanshlp af Australia , Prime Jqr ..ammfD a;tbe Democrats Q' a Minister R. G. Menzies. U. S. Set·p vty of expediency In dealing retary of State John Foster Dulles . with tbe farm I.Hue, labor rela- sat in. , ,·' ttona and dlel IP'Wowthhl"'~":ureau· Tbe polley of secret· diplomacy ·• oratlc power n u n&- • . d ,2, ..11 .i l ~ put)' which eon · was the first ec1s1on. . I SEE THE AUTOMATIC WASHER and DRYER BEFORE YOU BUY centrattJ on the facta and issues of tod11 anil tOmorrow, not !he faeti and laqe. Of yesterday. Here_ be 'eharpd the Demo. erat• wlfh runntna: on !he dePJes. alon la.uea: of the Ut30 a. . 3. " •• JC is tbe part)' that draw• · pt16ple toa:ether, not drives them apart."~. tl h • Fashion Modis Indian ' ... GERITOL UQUID 4 Oz. - - - $1. 19 12 Oz.--- $2.98 Be, dlBPU~d Democra e c people. . 4: ". . .lt Wliieb· the ATerrllk Bargain • •Now on Salt hr• • Gossip Bench No. 2001 ..-----.. SCHOOL SUPPLIES e eQ~ on your foot , . . • your. .to we1r 1nd love at overy olep. Black, Brown and .Grey. ROUSH'S .: PHARMACY PHONE 535 POMIROY ~-illllh Tllbt, Wellled • 1\i·blob Tldltk ...k 1 JUrht and Left a.nntble Telephone Stull . · • 1!1& tac"" Wt4e • Seallklf• Blot 1'b;ltK bleh• 95 $ • PluUe Tot Loafero ·c~ION PROMISED . "' 0 and be Aid in eftect that the GOP 'f.· belt or1eate4 In that dtreetlon. -,t·or~n ~~ ·f~th, and In the COD· t.bat RepubliCan purpoaes IDd Sttlnclplt!l a'ri! Jn league with tbiJ kind of future, the. nomina· 'tlqa ·lbat Y®. have teDdered me fi:;t tb'e Jtreslilency of the United .~tel 1 ·now-humbly and eonlldentlt _ accept, .. A.Jd Mr. El· ,., : • 11· ~~n ,,l, ' '• I I I1 : . I (I I r t 'l .• ~·· Beftbower. I He warned the dele1ates a1a!nat McMASTER ' ' . bo)' wis shot and a ~ llceman al~.Tburaday nlibt when officers •«empted to corral a teen-age aang. Ten boys ranpng lrr age · fro~ Menzle-1 told newamen the com• 14 to 18 were arrested ia the · nUttee will be as ailent as acuffte. "monks," presumably to make it Patroim.n Adam· Kuboleet .said euler for Nauer U do business he· lhol one youth in the lee after with them. · . 1tJul biy slaahed him in t~e. cbeal 1He pid he orde1 ed thr cteetng boy devotional servlee ~lll be led by M&IOS GIN•UL.' H08PITA.L 1to halt before firing, ' the Rev. Ralph Zundel, Pomcro)', Adlllltted: Maurice Durst, PomeMembers Df Lhe gang: to1d pollee and the wilcome given by the hos~ roy. . . ' they bad cathcred to ~evenge a past{lr, . Discharaed: Donna Powell, Ra-1 beatln& SlY«\D one of tbelr,aumber A poUuek lunch will be served cine. Wednesday nfght. 11 noon and Dt. E. H. Gi~dt, for. · mer missionary to China, wi! I be the speaker at 1:45 with the Rev. ! h M , Co 0 • • ' T ree. e~gs· rgaDIZations Share Jn Varie~y • Sbow·.prof'ts I ~ going .,ell. Proceeds Cor the m1nsttel aaso- ciatlt»> to~aled f61:3,S1 "':lth fair board recelvJOJI Vi.ntent Young Dies Thursday lri Pennsylvahia Harold c. LougheAd, dimtor of Town and Countv Work, Ohio Ball' tiat Conventioli, Granville, to . at the · county ' fair by t.,he Big 1 the the Pomero)' and Syracuse Emer· county .the I same amount. Cost o.f costumang, staje properties, muaLc, etc., w~l't' deducted from the amount rece.1v1 ed by t.he ml~a.l!rel group, Mectmg ln--1esa11ln tbtl week tbe board .of directors of t.be minstrel IS.!I~la· tlon set aside an earlier ~of,10n providin,g . that the assoc1atlon would receive ~ plus the cxpellses of .producing tbe show in order that they COUld jive each of the $1SO. Organb.atlons r.eevsnc t h o JNSTA~LATION . ,,..od, IF DBSIBID gency Squads applicd At 8 p. m Sunday evcnlni cast menibera of the varieUes will meet at the Letart J!'alJs Grade School for a rehl'&rsal session and to plc.k up costumes for a present.atlon of the show to be .a:lver, al 8 p. m. Tudday in tbr Pomeroy . The show Tuesdav, will be free of ch~rge bul a fre~ · 11(111 offering will be taken during the evening with proceeds to go into the minstrel ISiitieiatinn treasury to help paf expenseii of !orthcomiDII pre•· .Tue.~~y careere for eer Fund and the Syrteuse Emerevening will be the fin· we can a:ency Squad1 q.rg1nizatlons to rt- sl preeentaUon oJ the •roup lo be an lht young cru aders ·' Iyear-otd BVf. there lYe ihous4nda of thjDfJJ benefitl~g o~a;at}izatlon~ ltUI to be done. · There are 1 un enOUCLt lojusUcoo lo bo checkl are the Pomert>y Emerg- eoloUona ltill enoujb neec:11eaa tufferinp to ency Squad, tbe Metes County can. · .w, cured to' provide 1 HARDWARE & APPLIANCE CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,"amtagnetD," «True, thlnu 1 COMPLETE ......,.,~ 0 Jast week .· e...A party of the future . must strel endVarteUes MinBiret staged A ..-iation. fP;e eompletel)' dec1icated to peace" lUX)IU\; 1 . .•I J''I . I many tbiDif!l t•t sUU TeenAger Shoots · Police Officer AtCLBVEtAN'ri, Cleveland o. UP _:_ 1J. IS. people." 'i · 0 • - Fonulo lAp • Kftublir Pl•Ue A. • • (I a 8ea1 aad llaciJr;. ta Pilk. - '1i i. • Is the party tbrough of drewa of the planefi wiU be Cor the honor o( "best combat crew" in the week-lona exercise. Y(Or~l(ll 1 The winners will be awarded trophies next Friday by Gca. CUrtia {.eMay, SAC eomiuander. speak on "<\n Anciont Pattern ro, *Dod' doiq wm aoontt•t be-done. . I . ' il d ' h k Evangelism" at 3 p, m. by eQlbtlilc ·te ruuelt energieS' of Thi'ee Meigs County organlza.Uona bave been ma e c ec s A Banquet will 1"': .sci·ved at six Vincent Young, brother ; · frl!e; ,t!l'eltive ood lodhlduai . for .150 as their share of pt:Oeeeds from the Big Bend Min· and Mi" Jean sm,rt, past pre~ n. Young, Middiepo•l. died I . . &r· gea lbi_t ,Uri GOP l1 a ane iD· tereat p'li't)' by wertlnl that ·Its atngle Interest Is that of all t·b~ Ease COMPLETE SELECTION_ _ OF •bou~ tru; MAY'TA·G Gift for ' l ,0. .•. MAIN . "ITRIIT' ' ~idd­ tbe death of their. uncle, .RoM. Cor· fee tOrmer local resident, · ii! .TU· cso~ Arizoaa\ .sonday. , , Fimeral aervieea for Mr. Corfte, who i):led or •• heart~ attfck. w~rf held)'tiura~ay tn Arizona. Mn. Corfee .,.as .a alster of the late Edward Fo Mankin and of Mrs. Belle WbittlD11ton, Hamden, a for· mer locil reaident. LONDON UP- The 'ctve nation Suez committee agreed to a poll· cy of secret dipl~macy today in it tllelr approach to Egypt's Presi· dent 'Gamal Abdel Nasser. up as both nominee.s ANTISEPTIC 8 oz. bottle ·· 98c llrulleo. ., 6170-J U1ef~l MOTHER OJ!. WJF.Il OFFICES Soolhlng ond Refreshing DOLPH LINIMENT A Very PROFESSIONAL 50 FT.···· $1.49 · 98c · 8', 1lfdl,.,.. BUSINESS OR Kellero Throat Lazengers ud ADefrln Cold Tablets. Prnmpl Relief t'rom Colds, ,_ TIME and' MONEY SAVel liOSSIP ,JEDIH AND CLOTHESLINE tor Destroym& 11111ecto Se114~11M ~4kel ,~~~· APARTMENTS IU..>ilt: PEST-0-KIL ,1 FOR RENT EVERYwHERE AS THE · . AUeosworlh. Mank~, Pomeroy, reCeived ~O!d Secrecy Policy ominated By Women STORE I..'I.U r H 1:.:> LJ\'( ALAKM ~CLUI..K~ Mr~. · Marton leport, and her. brother, Tbomaa produce or find. eeive the proc:eeds were aelecttld given under the direction of Bob , "We want ·tbem · all. ~ubll- bY !lbe' boaitd of 'dlrectora of .the Hoenleh. Koo,vever, a aew director . .; etu, Ii1dependen,ts, dlsceralnl ~lllltrel grou~ l~t Aprl!· A~ tbe ls . . ._ and ~be ., eome on iU llleW ta 'of the ' ~:"ocrat, • !,. ud· !;iy':::~~~=~: d~UI~~&_,!ll~ • • ~. ,, i~P ~~:i;·~:~·t~:!~~~~~~~ h-me ~-.-•aye:g the ohio BYF and re'prc· to the Bapllst World AI- t- h i "Y" th Day"Openlrur · . 00 ._, Feature k " .. 1 1 a., . rr•m .' At The .Ohi'o State Farr' tu w w111 be the eveJI ng spea . I port where Mr. and Mn:. Y:OU!ll 0 (UP)- 'lbe.102Dd Ohio State Fait opened er. d had been visiting Mr. and Mil· C. Wl"th. Gov. Fr ..... ll.- J. Lausche snipping a ribbon Dr. Gietlt and hla ~ 1fe serve R. Younll, . , . . .: . &&a& near Swatow i,R the Kll)lfng field Hta brother ··and hi at the gate. for t'!'enty.MVen fears., 1~ 1950 sister of Mrs. Vincent 'Yilung l~ft. Fair Manager Sam Cashman said 100,000 persons, most of she r.et~ed tfl tbe ~nJied. ~tat~s Thur~ay evening for i!lrle, a:; · ~ nte'Dt happy, smiling younptera, , - an.d m 1~1 ~e l!U a~ong ·the , . Survivors Include the "''ife. ,o,y'ho,l were exj)ecttd to pour into the fa~r horse Trigger. lmpnrldned h:v 1s the Cora .. arounds today. Also on the entertainment cal. Commumst5 ;md was released HI children, h1s father, A~~ 1'be aQJaJI fry are happy be· endar Is Television Singer Pat l;)ccember, 1~2. after .twenty-one Youn11, New Ca~tle. Pa., two .bf:o-j cause the Ui-'st day of 1~e fair ~s Boonr, Art Mnone)''s orehe~t~lk, months in soh,tary confmement. y I tilers, ,C. R. of. Middleport and "YOu.tb Day" and ad1mttance :a Red Foley's Ozark Jubilee, lnrl They live tn Rochester, N. · , Jack, New Ca~tle: three lute~s. lree. . TV inging star Polly Bera:e.n. 1 and Dr. Gicdt devotes ~lmself to lllelen, NeW Castle, der'Ui.l4e',l ' · CUhm~ 8 id tolal altendenee · . &tudy, writing arid lecturms. Philadelphi11, Emma, Caltf011ola. for Ohio'\· 8 -Bilt:icullural and in· Roy Rogers and his troupe, -r · eight 11randcbildren. " .. dWJtrial n might reach which includes the Sons of the MARRIAGI LICINSI Jl)taJ 500;o00 / C()rd Pioneen~ will present grandsllnd 11 Jennings Jett, 2!, Pmncroy. Frod end Da.id ~"k' 0 "i 11 1 .II ,;;;~,'h; ·~;.~'pted io live shows .~,h dternoon and '""olno laborer and Carol Baker, 18, Porn r~l#dents are brot ers t l'!I.,. Lif.B:ck sta~ a .1 "biuat and tbrou;h next Tuesday, with Red eroy. , Young. f thi ' faiey: Ulp names Folt)' and hi& group takiDt over 1 - ln October 0 ~reardiJ,,;;.• ·lrom. ~t rta:l · ent World to the remaining three days, wllti,.. 1)f~~· •j mJssiona~JP-s t~e form~r J.ackao~; re~en r I I 'n~iti The ar~ was blocked off by bria:bl arang~ and blue poUce c.ara lhl.a momln& and a party of 50 officers in boots and duo11arees began aearcbin11 the damp woods and tangled underbrush. Palr.taklnt Solution The balfiln11 kidnap case was .olved by the FBI and Na.'l.'iaU County poli~ througb a painstakIng chec~ of the ransom n o t e handwriting agairL>q thousands of reeorda · In school, license bureau aftd pollee files throughout t h e county. F LoMarea w" atT.,ied by the u: ~~entu~e~;~e to ~o;;~:; •·d 1 -'·1 h u.- e ...- ci'O&sed no sLate lnes with tbe child, One- or tltl!' few early clues to of two youog boy.s that they saw tile kidnaper bad becn the report a ll'hibbUy dressed man standing belldc a battered car near tb.e Welnbery:er home a short time before the baby was stolen. It apo peared that they bad indeed seen th' kidnaper. LaMarca told police tie had parked . near tbc home, written the kidnap note in the car and snatched the baby from his car· 1 rlag:e a monent after the mother went Into the bouse, Nouau County detective ,'~! Stu.yveaat Pinnell quoted L ea "s.sayiA& be took the baby 1M; caoae ~'he Deeded money badly'. Tq .ATMINI HOI,t.TAL ftad byn made ~orM · :nd pert~· at th: elg~~day event. •1ong the exposilioo linea Catb· He told police he owed nearly Otbo Tracy, 46, of Pomeroy ~as C. ll ~ng ant ~''b ; \be~ ~na; lhe are ll}JII.Jonaire lllaJf' bas lined up an outatanding $21000 for storm windows and a takett to Athent ~eit!~p·l~l r~:Jth {lUng d&n~ e r ~~ver- ·,6owboy ]loy :Orers and bil wlf8· diJ~~r of llve5tOCk and farm &:a4· Nfri~tor for J:U& new Home an4 bt Deputy 8 r ,. uc _to&flth; . r n.\le ..EvallB, a well as their tridt cbinery. •n .• V~ent 1 =t.' .' r.!m;, :.r;;t..- t.; bri~~i~g 1Mrs., •utomo~.. � 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. 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