http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ee4827bef6e9d0b677ab6cb1db1694ff.pdf a8f2d5ff34a2c1ad0d4cb92975257267 PDF Text Text • • • ' ~'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 $21000 for storm windows and a takett to Athent ~eit!~p·l~l r~:Jth {lUng d&n~ e r ~~ver- ·,6owboy ]loy :Orers and bil wlf8· diJ~~r of llve5tOCk and farm &:a4· Nfri~tor for J:U& new Home an4 bt Deputy 8 r ,. uc _to&flth; . r n.\le ..EvallB, a well as their tridt cbinery. •n .• V~ent 1 =t.' .' r.!m;, :.r;;t..- t.; bri~~i~g 1Mrs., •utomo~.. �.\ I ()hio State Fair To Feature Progress, Tradition l--'n!e Senlinel, Pomeroy-Mld!llefJ:Ort, 0 ., Aug. 24 1956 • •• j j 'A'!-.~ :i. iq ___ ,, ... .. ~_ ..~-~" • ·.t: 'l . '" . ·r;~ ~ ' ·'!i: . :· . I .; ~ ~ -r /·.'• r -·. ).1.- - '' I .. : . -~ "t , .. .. Tlie ·Daily Sentinel ) DIVOTID TO INTIIftT$ OP MIICJ5--SON IICHAitD S. 0 - , , r<· av IOIIIT PANDY Baby DisHkes The Heat Toot and •trocllUoa wUI be taterwove•j blblt wortlq lurllluotr oa lbolr' But Can't Gn'pe About Jt · ' Friday whe11 the Ohio State Falr dam. Tbey wut to meet tile opeo_ . ~RU t S S..Uinei, Joe., at 110 li8C'b::- excep unday by Tbe Ohlrt vau~, nbo•e 398 edUoril] ott b~ St., Pome.ru,, 0 . Bllsloeu oHice f' ' ICit p O~t J&r7. Zlltered U HCODd d ..l DlaJI ·- . mttter It the pt)ll Peatll'OJ Ohio, 10 .. !f~ii~.!.-!.•dA..,.iiN"" yrePI'e8eet•u,.., ve,, t"W ort City, lt, N l.!'ll'& - - oJfflet BotllaeiJI-KtmbaU y ' tlon, -- -' a. 20.) As closely as He etood be~ aide Hi~ disciples, JeBus, Son of G<Jd, stands beside ue today, His hand outstreteh~d to raise us, help us-:7 l! we will but renounce our. ai!1.a and _ open· the door of our peniterit hearts, . • II lDe ., SubseriptlOil rata: O.llvflfJ' bJ earr!.er where naJ1ablt 30 · t ~ ::,"',~~,! J80t~rtb'"r advaqcebat Tbe Lllltly Sent.illel oltice. $J.~~ · ••· · ee mont • S3 90 B • IYallablt: OQe m'atb $l IJ • · · Y ft'lotor route wbere ;bre., moot"'a -lUI, • · Y mall oue rear 18: su: mo.atbs, lt.!O· · ·· -. _ _ , OOt mOOt'4. It, ' LETART FALLS Miss Louise Parr has been in Holzer H•spitaJ for treatment. Mr. alld rMs. Harold Gr,irrun had a" rec:ent euesl.ll t.beil' dau&h· WSAZ -TV Channel3 Behold, I aland at the door, and knock; It any m.an hear my ~·f!lae and open the door, I will come tn ... -(Revelft.• IDITOl. Publl1bed every attem Berserk in Air -- ---- Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hill went to }o'Jo~idJ rete ntly for a vacat4ln. Mr .and rMa .Cecil H..UI ColumbUs spent a recent end ter·in-luw Mr~. Earl Grimm Or Witb tiJeil' p.uent!;, Mr. and Mts. Chicago and her parents, Mr. and Clark and Mr. and Mr1 Julian Hill Mrs. Joseoph Cobbs sod daurttter On .theil' return they were accompamed by Barbara Owens who bad Columbus. . Pvt Arthur Hall recently re- spt>nt a month with her &rand- · turned to camp after a vlaU with trandmnther, Mrs Oar! Wolfe. his mother Mrs. G. T. Adkln~t. He St . Clair, Julian •nd Alberl is at Fort Lewis, Washinston Hill .attended the Stephens fte. Mr and Mr.~; . Robert Hill and unlnn 11t Toran.ado, W. Va, son are spending a month with Mr ami Mrs. J. M. Hill rec!ently her paren~ Mr. and Mrs . Clar- Visited her uncle, St Clair Miller ,..n~ Shi~lds In Lnrugo, Fla . Morrisvillt> W Va., who Is Ill il:!5!5 9:00 lr.lO 10:00 10:30 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow IJ:.i5 GuldiD'f I.Jebt 11:30 12:00 Ray. Mill and Show 12: •..a tbJ W.o rid Tums 1:00 Johnn)' Canon Show i :30 H011.._t7 2·00 Blc Pa•olf 2:30 Bob C.rosb:r Sllow 3:00 Briebter Pay "3:15 &leret storm Edie of Night 4:00 Kat.'ie'.il Kitchen 4:80 Lv!cky 8 Ranch 12:00 Dow.n on ibe Flpn ; 1:30 • ..._Do '· . ._ ·. 5:30 Roy Roiel'J 6:00 Sporl:s Eye. ~: 111 N!.ws PietlU'~ =.:=: f :J'&..,..._a. ":1..,,.J ' ,- ' . ' :, Bosebsll ':00 Dance Party ;' I ·.·1 I 6:30 Down You Go 5:00 '3:10 The E:at-ly Show RegJooal Reporter 6:15 Doumo EdwH<Is 8:00 People Are Funny Encore TheJtrtt Adventure 'f.heatre · •·ao Saturdoy llillit J O -· ' t ' . EUeJ f Que~n, Palltomime Quiz 10:00 Your Esso Repor~er Ia:UI Sport, Parpdo lO:M WoOtbemNn 10:30 Rhop On Television 10 :45 TBA ..:."'p;::iOdlle:; 8:30 Festival of Stars 9:00 & Sporll 11:00 News 11 :10 Late Show Owl Th.eat!'e 1:30 '· Sign Off - - - - - - -. ....:.:.:::_::~:::___ _ · - • I WCHS-TV Channell FRIDAY O:S!i to the facijities of On AU&'U1ti1- ' ' . Studebake~P~llard were added the strength . ~-j~~m~~~g·~~nt and t~~ di~ersificatton _•;.;.: ·-;. ot'the'Ctittf•s-Wright Corpbration. With-~ .::.~ ·.· · .renewed assur~ce. for·the future ... With new. ' . .. -. . . . .ftnaneial ·and ;Q];anUt•~~li;ng r•soUfces ... I • . . .With the·greate.st lin~ of ~s iJ;L its histo~... - : To NOW.IS TMET STUDE ••• ·' ' .. I. '' COHftNED frl a 1tra.Jt jacket and het"<Jed along by two policemen., Em Ill o Ordone1 UruntJ~ . l,t; ta,lf.en frqm a TWA alr)l.l').~ at New York'• Idle• wJW. "$port ~r eoiD& bera lark on flight bound !or Maa .dt14., Ht Jl~~ bec~me 1:1n• _ ~!'Ibn! ' wbno tl>• plano wu 1,$Ht~ teet .high and 120 IA'I\JRDAY Sian On . 7:00 Todlo)' 9:00 Coffee Time W:OO Home II :00 Tic Tae' ·DOUI(b I' :30 It Cnu ld Be You 12:00 Camera Goes to School 12:30 ClllftJ'It 1:30 TenDe~sWe EI"Die 2:00 Mlat:lnee The.tre 3:00 Queen 'For 11 Day 3:40 Modern Romances 1:00 Comedy Time .,ilQ, My Little •Margie -~ ,. , 10:30 Tales of Texu RaDgen 11:00 Big Top 12:00 Lono Ranger 12~30 ,1 ~~ Li'l &seals 12:45 Baseball fre.vjew 12:55 BfsebaJI ~ 4:00 S41rato.11 1Jawdteap _ , 4:3Q F.eatl,ll'e Report · '' > ·'¥' '5·011 !· •• t 'st""' " ~?"!. ·~·~ ··1 '\ .\ ' . .. >~.> ·. . .5:30 &lturday Ne~.s ~ial ~:45 Bob Wagner Spbr,ltr 0:00 You are IJ:30 Beat the Cioc:Ik 11:00 NeW'lJ 8:00 T,wo for Me .MoneJ '. 11 :05 Weather 8 :!0 Russ Mnrgan 11:10 Press Box 9:00 Gun Smoke 11:15 Gre.atPit Flllhrs ot'Centur., 11:30 Forei~fl Jnltrlgile 9:30 High Finance lp:oo U:::'':r 'nd ........ 111111-ldn llashl ~. ' ·s·welling' to "00000 Of --------------~~~--~ .' WHTN·TV Channel13 . FRIDAY . 7:410 ,~., c""''" serao1ot crO.roads 8:00 DoJIIH'" a Seooftd Q.:I;O The · Vise 9:00 PlliWI 'rime ' ·ei!MIOINIJrop·"-ttdHt OIUola ,., and toomleet, lf!l tho 0111v new eor llll!l!fiOW·prlae field. \ 8:30 Straw Hat Theater 11;00 News ·ltl)d Weather 11:10 Sporb 11: 1ft My4tery Theatre 11:45 1111• ou .. --- --- ·- •••f 9:~ 9:43 10·~ 11 · o 2: 3:00 41:00 S:OO 6:00 1111 c.With •· 11lbe''::~·..!:'."" """ .... ~ !'!.. .i'!';!...u.. ioeer- State Fair Demonstrators To <OOOplelila of tllo l!llr4 talolf due oil of tho board mnn· ::,~ be11!\: ~.::. ~....~ ~"%...~~:.~or:; U.TUADAY " Sl<l'.l On CartoonS" Kiddie Spectacular Si(ln orr Sign On )lack At The Ra.nclr FUm Funnies 'i . < Saa:ebrush & S1dd.t.. ··~ News 1 and hla Ozark Jubi ..•, a WAC band, barber •hop quarteta and · choruses, 100 blllh tehool ond t-8 bands, the Oblo Boy.s' marchlaf Ban dand the Cochran Majoret.t• from Port Clinton. The world's he1vyweigbt w.reat.ling ebamptonshlp wlU be at ~~~e duriQJ oporil' day, Aug. 31. Diu,.· Watson· of Toronto, will defe~ bjs tiU• agaJnat Bo Bo Brazil of Detroit. Mtcb. · And finally there will be pop.. corn,, . peanuta, craeterjacka, eOtton candy, soda pop and bot dop at tbe Ohio State Fair. , A team Ohio Stale Uoive r- , The t'Xh.ibit, which wHI occ~~~ .slty penonnel will offer state fa ir 40 reet of w.J!I sp~e in the JunlOr beard tbJ.a year Oll the qlllllt, of WGJ:Den, mOlt o1 tbem worklna vllltor• food thOpping tip A in a r Fair Exhibits bulldinK on the · exhibit,. Bevml people rtPOrltd without aqy pay whataoner, eon- serlet Qf demonstra tions sched- state fairgrnunds ben, will telt that the Uvrst.ocll: ubfblt. wert UlliN! tbell" adlvltlet throuJbout uled Jn the Art.t ·and Crafta build- how "Corn Yield Climbs by Ma.n- .. the J:dJb,eat quaw, the:r w ..-er tbf. enUre rear. ine OD the ttate fairgrounds here. agement." Seven •how window•. 1ee11 at a ...,_, Couot7 Tbft"e mea • women bave Tbe fair IJ set for AUJU.St 24 illustrating practice, will Ua:ht up There wu eertalniJ 1 bJJ dll- built up tbdr department. 10 throue 31. to explain bow yields dimb with ftrtDee betw.a tbe twelve lleltt open cla• exbiblta IJ't of a htch The demnnstration.s, which will the use of good hybrids, manure, r. of Hvatock nhlbited 08 th"t quallb' and many departmeau be belcl daily except Sunday, will sod crops. organic matter, proper · aroundl beblncl the POmer<IJ lr. ltave inueaaed ,o ia lize. addttlon- feature dlacuaaion on such topiu drainage, good tilt and more ter· HIJb ScboollMH In tMa at tile aJ" •1*8 bu been needed to make a1 "Btu'illl Wisely," "Selecting tilizer. firat J'unf.or l'•tr IDCI tbU 1tii'IU. the proper dilplaJa. QuJUty Foods," and "Handling Johri Slipher, Oh io State Univer· · hlbtt. At lllo 1&1U tlme tJae elotJI. , J JDd Uaina: Foods at Home." ln fooda es:blbi.b: UnleM one bu hid clm,e conFair vililon will see colored sit)' ex~nslon conservationist ln Ia&U:~ ~~ bootbJ 1., ~. t,act. with tbe o~t~eratlon. o1 a fair aJldel and -various food productt. charge or lhe exhibit, points out 1 " ' - .._ 1101 reo•~ ••~ · t h e d emon.s1ra- that for 70 years Oio's corn yield Dllium dJd DOt t.:..a .. te eamn.- . ..... , · '"' .._. ...._, IOIAe of In eonn eetl on With witb tM tzlll . tbe -!'.:,: tbe officlall Jnd particularly tbe tlona, •long with a dispbv nf Agr- eld constant at 37 bushels an acre. ball W. JOir. . _........ aecretuJ, AJlea C. HW. frequent. 1 leultural Extension service bullet- T~n it 5urged upward 1 full 12 1o 11N4 th• ~•~ 1 1m-- ·J.y ltart work before 7:00 L m. In r Ina 00 food buyins and prepara. bushels as a resu lt of a single fac~ DUJUJ ....... .,... , .. _,ncr .. ..1 r· .... I tnr- hybrid corn. Slipher ssya •"-~U7 wilb lhe tr···•or of ....~ '"' IIIVI".Iil- lau an · - tome- tion. Judging of eaoned and frozen ...... .....:: ·•·•• fond es:biblts also WI.,1 De a part or opportunitiea now offer aubstan· 1or Fair 1o •L- -u..a- ,. ___ lu.._ time neu 2 :00 1- m. ever-y ._..,.. "' ....,. _.... . '-'UWU..., d.a-in" the •air · - tial ga ins. The pur pose vf the ex· tal--·--. for , ... . ua •-1 1 "'"'" the proaram. ._,.... _ hibil, he note!!, is to list and aplq, lCieh J'e.at' hit beeD a eoaMeip County tan well be Member.s of the university team praise these opportunities. The Ohio State University Agri • ., tinutd,. lmprovemea.t 1n the u:· proud of all the men llld women, wllicb will 1tage tbi! demomtfa. ~U of tile bOy, and Jlrll IDYOI- bon · and g(rb.. that wort bard ' tiow are Wilbur A. Gauld. ass<Jt"· cultural E::.: tens ion Service is spon· vtd fa the Jullior Fair. every day to produce an exhibit i•te professor of horticulture : Ol1 · ~;oring the exhibit. One of the IJrGUPI th•t baa that ia equal to .Ill)' In the alate. ve W. Parri~;b and Che~ter E. played an importaat plrt tor th11 Ther have CODUDued to Improve Swarlr., e:dension s~ee ialist in conJut thirteen year, in hpprovlna 50 that today top exbJblltl are of 1umer food marketing. and TheoTO RAISE JdDior Fair . Uv•toc:~ 'uhJ.blta hal rtate .lair ealtbre. There are, of dore y;. Leed and Richard 1.. Berc, been tb~ ¥el&l Counly Better Live eoune, weatne,ua •nd dUfi- Leed Jnd Richard L. Bere, exlenstoek Club. This lfO&ip baa tw.:~ · eultlea in aay IUeh operation, but 1 jon 1 peelalista in food merchandmajor f'ellUirementa, tbat tbt anl- If we can stimulate juat one boy Ising. job Want to know how to increast' mills carried u proJeeli by the or one- Jlrl to do a better FASTER GROWINH membera must be reglitered fe· lhan they would have done if it yonr corn yield»? An elthibil at male anlmala and they must be badn'~ been. for the county fair, the Obio State fair, Augu~t 24 exhibited at the coun,t)' fair. For lhen 1t ia highly worth wbl.le. through 31, may help you . the entire thirteen yean tile Poltle . . roy National Bank a.nd the Meiga . Special feeder ealf Illes" will 1ion oUices or sales ;rards in Count)' Farm Bureau have pro- be held tbll y~r ror the seventh tbeir county.; GET LOWER-COST vlded . the . varlou~ trilphiel roa- tJme at At~ IJ.veatock Sale$ As in the past all beef calves GAINS --WITH MORE January 1 this ettes IIIDd prlzey that . have' beee ~m~ao~ · Ya~ 9D ~lober 2nd dropped aftl'l' MILK TO SELL awarded to this voup. · lJid at 1f41 OhiO VaUey Livestock year wtth a minimum weight of Now we are flndlae: thet man)' COm.~ay . YaJ:da at taUJpolis on 1 250 pounds. exccpl beef and 1 dairy calves will be accepted. ,rroupa over the county have- Uve. October 91b. atoct equal. In ~ality to that In Meigs County bee( cattle pro. I Thi5 year for the tint time prothe county-wide ·club. due«a aa well as those of neigh- ducers will be invited to request UP YOUR MILK PloFITS boring .counties •e argect to con- -'On The Farm Inspection". This With The 1ign their ,feeder ealvea at once inspection la to locate ealve.s through dJtectors" Of the SEO which oomea from good quality Bee( Cattle Auociatlon, Exten- beef herds. The program this year will be entirely volunt.acy, but it is hoped that calves of mixed datry and beef breeding W.ll be eliminated from the sales '4 tl1a type does not peTfonn in PROGRAM the feed lots Jn tbe way that they should. It is necessary to satisfy the Ieeder If the saJes are to conUnue to improve. · Meigs County produccn may lleCUre further information in the 1 aales bY contteting PauJ Bacr. JrfinersvUie, Ohio, Secretary or Roy ~1iller, Chesler, Ohio, n!- H. Second St. rector . rur. . ,. ,. _.. bu.--; ,. . . !.!! -ar A 1.---- .. • A_ .... · Healthier, CALVES Freshen I .Middleport Feed Mill rrs,MJM! PEACHES 1/lUcH Mol!lflit AUTO TfliM. .....,..,.,.,_r« ,., Hatcheries · Steiibeavllle ftllll 7Mf ,._, TAtn ..., . ... # . . ~,. Woodlflelll UPRIGHT OR CBI!ST FREEZER TYPE ud St. Clalm>llle, Ol1lo BETI'l!R BURRY! .. CORN CRIB '; (tn une ~ay;:;~ P.ic~lto 10 acre• of 100.;biilhel col'li· ·,· 8:00 ~..awrence Wtlk , •tt!t_ 9:00 Masquerad,e P.a rty · . 9:30 Famo.u~ Pl.ayhqUse TAKE ADVANTAGE · NOW:· ~...McCo~t~IC 1~PR ·. 7:30 ·Ozark .'Jubilee . .. -. ' . . -- GIANT WAllfJHOUSE ' FREEZER SALE .' .. . . NOW IN PROGRESS! Tri-State Theatre ! 2:00 Sta:n orf ORIS SMIT,H 16 Cu. Ft. 'Il l TO ~OUR fOI Tltl 1M UMII 35 Cu. DOG . ~ nil McCotmld: l·l'R jiall""''!' picker, wbJo:b ottocheo or~ Ia.: ~•.iillla- 'pitki•a • faot. - ' .... ,...,_,.,. JOb! flo&dol pibertn pJck ap ,..,.,_.. ~d dowtt mfllt aDd the .,jrei.Jft JO&jtpJa.i thllt. .... all tbe ean. 'Ihe DEALU'S IMPRINT' 'rho lllllllltllblo '"•olio,. • • ; Amarloa'o flnaat fino .,.._ ' ~net rour Sluclebaker 1 UNICO llO'O.u. POINT STUDEBAKER·P Master •Mix Calfmaster I • .,d now.you oan aHord thl• luKurv MyonCI comp...l • INA 7:00 ChleAgo eon~Uon · ! lO:lS _ • nAIIIUH ,,..,, Playhouse 15 6:30 Ozar~ ~ublloo .. or FREEZE THOSE tt.fMN ·OI' euAMfW ~:lS Offer Tips On Buying Of Food ~ .:/.'~.,.,~~~e .ucli ao abibU iety for tbe fJnt aupport and con. Kall)' fa;~blt c:ommeat, wen: ~:--=w~ .ha~ve~u= No SUI'e·;j,ery· needed ·"'' I., • -== I The Ltt:e Shnw ' .. The SenUnel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 ., Aug. 2ol, 1856-8 zemo '11het~e· 10:30 Lite of Riley 1:30 Feminine TO!,K'h •:oo Two Gun Playhouse 4:00 Ft •m o;oo 1MiCkey Mouse 6f00 New. fi:OS Weather fl: J ll Sports 8:1& John ' Daly 8!90 Rin Tin 'J!I.\1 all tamllv aporta .,., ·--, 7:30 Stage Shnw 12:00 Tondgbt -.·;q . 7:00 The Honeymooner• 11:58 Sivn· On Amerioa C<tpialn ~- 10:<10 Truth or Consequences 12':00 Film & Fancy ll;"'dobako~ Ooldon H•wll- 2715 hp••• , room 1or 11, . ••• 8:SO --.., . 10:00 Winky Db1k l y~ Red B11tber's Conner 9:415 Sl&n 011 9:30 Maehty IM:Puse Aun!. Dru 6:00 News Pieturt 6:1~ Sports Ey• 6:2ft Los Poul . , ft:SO laye P. Mll'l'tan ·Shc.w 6:45 Nif!QC.'I Ailn-a;\ti!l' 7:00 Death-<valtey Days mllel out. began run n 1 n 1 · 7:30 The Whist1 er ll!al'Ound .trriQ&' to dJsrObe. The ptrot 'tut'ned be.c~ Urunela I• · 8:.00 8Pst in ~ystery 1\Jl· q'l'llcultural ei.glneer or Bll· 8:80 Star Stage 9:00 Oavnlcade of Sport1 .!_~~ Soatn:"·-·-~fl:~•::"::"'::•::'w::::'"'~'J 8:30 't:: .._.u... * tJ ..., 7:00 Tony Bennett Show 6:30 Mv Jl'ri~rw1 FUcb 7 :00 Hollywood Summer Theatre 7:30 Pla-rlw:luse of sttK'! 8:00 The Crusader 8:30 HiahwaY Patrol ~ : 00 UndereurrH.t 11 :06 Mr. Wizard ope111. In& day dead.IJ.De too. , lr .......... L,.. PreparaUon for the 7 day event, Tb!llr dam 111· louted am1cllt a . ,. . . •• 1 rt . . _ . th•t will Include an utlque- fann vast exhibit. ]1; ta._ a 1trea.m __ ••n ' flffll CUI C..'- ....__ traetor dllplay aad an atomi.e atocked wltb fllh, a man-Ulade ,. h Ia a sate uaum~a IUt the o.wbo~ Ia M " - ' u llllftllth"e te ·eneru exblb1Uon n&arecl compl• aorge Jnd a repllea of the rock ~temperature u die adah. Tha& be ~ •~m~ f~ Ht ._. U lod ' . mil . b ••· . b"·• .. ""to Hlltwo ~,....., .u..o.t!luro ,.._ • tpoelal . .~ OD ly, J CO!!_red r-.e It U.., _. oa &he mo&lMr N' •iWD«<t•t ~ a•oid ...-..aP.un &M '&e Mt, Tbe arouncta were cOvered wJth waten ot the Hoek!Di BJver iD •~Urate die • - fl .,.,....," workers putttq up tenta. ~nUn1 Fairfield County., ~ &he permaaent. buUdiqll", torkina: Geoqe Emmett, the elhlbl.t ellIa l.ht add . . _ twtiU.. 11 ' · J rector said. "Tb tiDdoor" Jtrelm 11 I'Otute,. ariat lltMah'aw Into the .taUs. They ran up to anyone they saw the larJest of ita kl.ad 1D the in\ld &o admit for Uti loll .t and aaked, "Hey were do I co to 'WOI'Id." He aid, "'We pump more ntv. """ Dwt -.doe ol let a job worldQJ with boraes." than 1600 p~~o., ot water a mJo>. . The arrival of Roy Roa:era' ute into tbat &tre&m:. N · 141~ lo ·~ ..-... hone, "Tri.Ue.r," euded tbe Emmett plane to have 20 reoou to lDI.-... ~ ....... younpters' job hunting. T b e Y placed In a Iarae trer near the IJIIIPIJ U.. ..... .f or ~ awarmed around tbe &'bow horse exhibit. He allo bu a ~~~biD.& poad •WIItlllc ud ari.W, . . . . hla 1nd tried to cut plecea of bair for e.bildrea. ' pro&tttloa " - lliM .,-tndoa from tbe animal's tall for 11: or Ob.Ydradeli ....... ..,_ aouvenler. Unlfeck lhllwt 10111 Mult.'e .......... fl. WI This year's fatr wUI feature not I More tban 11.000: •111Dtall will Hid. . . · '. only the traditional barnes.s races, be displ&)'ed at "the Hoek &howl. It " ~f'Ora:~~ llvtstoek ahows. and prod~ree dis. The livestock dlviskln will Include •~ . plays b\t • raabion ahow and catUe, &beep, •wiDe. .bone•, fowl 1M 110~., olf.r beauty demonstration as well. t and goats. .lf. tM lain& •U The-re wllJ be a cont1nuol4S dem- J A new ezhlblt will be the fll'lll of· ~ NOt onstratlon of modern electrical ap. animal babyland._ A mother and M!'=.... pli~nces for the home at the new offsprinl of every domeatlc IDi· • ~ ~ u-f•mlly llvtng center. The center inal -species will be d.laplayed amid lbllllll for .. resulted .fri:Jm th• combined effort Dlsneyland surroundtnp. abotil4 oontac&' ~ -.or to .... ot the Ohio Electric Institute end Ralph Goulding uabtant Jape~ tel'llline wb61' ..., 1Jtabr li No the depart~nt of borne econorn·J intendent of dU.:,. cattle sald "~ adtqu.C. f1alilt. · D• at Ohio State University. more tban l,IKNJ dairy ~tle will ~ 1 .. Guide For lur-ere be- sbomed. Seven breeds are ent.- to kealth)o btqjt atnf!tlrt. ODIJ There wUl be a ba.Ared loodJ es:· I ered in tbe dairy contests. TbJ ia the tropiea -iulia ~pia Ia hlblt and a meat exhibit. The Include Jersey, 430; Brown Swisa tt _poatlble. for tM htfaitt 10 .1 • meat exhibit will preaent the Jat- 1 Breed, 325; Guernse)', 4ft; Ayehlre, CIJVt ibnt11Cit n~ •lone aD est lntormaton on me-at buying, I 240; Holstelna, 3'75; Mllktq Sbort ~~ ~ 1). ~ tlueuPteiUng and rooking. 1Hnrns, 130 and Red Poll. 100. The b m. . · trtk tbt 'bab,.• "As far bt\hk as I Jan remem- 1 GouJdlnJ aald the oub:ll.lldinC akia ~ntt.!r • wU:.ow rlul ber," W&i the \Yay Howard PoWa · dairy cattle event would be the .aerttl'lt out uitra-violet Uaat ,... · el!, 88, of Ne-wark. Indicated the 1Jeney Juc National Futurity. The tintla Vit&;1J1J,a D iD lh• akin. · pumber of years the fair ba., had 1 event was formerly held at the At. t.em,trt:Wnt ot 71 dejr... a produce cxldbit. l Delaware Cnunty fair. al'ld abo:q. 'tbt not •' utnme Powell has exhibited ~uub at · Fair otfieiaiiJ say the abeep and Hmperatu.re'} dloe bt_b7 m~ be the fair for '54 ' years. He can re- wool show w111 be the lar•est tn expo•ed naktd "" . ~ aunsblne. • - when bit fatber broua:ht •, t h e world. Th ey ,oint ~ • that Peted A& flnt.five the rriinutea. aanktll Ttit sliould not mem_..l!i out period 1 blm to tbe fair ~ bbrse and wag- : there. are more sheep Jer sguare ltl&;r be exten410CI rr.duallr day on. -i mile JD Oblo than any other 1tate b;v day to thiriJ inl~tutea. Pre· Powell said he would displA)' 40 1 in tbe Union. caution• aaaia;tat lunbui'n 're nee· varieties of aquash, He poJated to : Honct. En..,.. eBNI"J' at. all ti~ .. ·but part.i~ua vegetable and said "that oae Bob GuUck, barn superhrtendent larl, at a btadl or, nea.r a lake wel.gha near 100 pounda-'' or the horM show atables, aald. abort. - .-· On "the opening day Gov. Frank "We're going to have the blggeat ---·--------~-------------------'-3. Lauache will dedicate a new j horse show ,we've had ID four JOUtb 'center. The building will years." He nid tbere- are oVer m house out or town youngsters at-~ saddle horse• entered more lendJn.g cnnveoUons ln Columbus. then 100 Shtland ponlea. It baa banquet facilities for 2,000 1;- A llf~-slze slatue of a tow made and two large dormitories that r·from butter neared t!Ompletlon llJ WUl sleep 1,200. lts sculp:Jor, J. E. Wallace worked a.aver8 A1'1t Busy nff rough edges. The c-o~ wUI be Along With tbe workmen and displayed throughout tbe entire ~ seven daya. .• Ja.IL.-.1 1-.J ...___ , On :the Jip.at day tbe Plctl'l llld trot~u will ~•ve W&J to tbe ~uped ., up ·baneieas carriages. Precautions have been taken to rid the falr area of mes. Th.e Zemo, • doctor'l anU . . ptic, grounds have- been aprayed and promptly relieve11 i tchtnr, atop1 · wUI be .re-sprayf'd each night. ecratehlq and eo help~ heal "and ShDW& Ar11 Planned dear aurfae43 raehee.' Buy ExtNr. Singer Pat Bonne Is one of aev. 8tr-mgtAZ~mof<ir e~al featured entertainers. In ad, ,.. ~~~ euae I · d1t1on to Boone ancJ the Roy Roga ers troupe, there will be Red ·f'(,J. ._t.. I J :00 Captain GaUant 11 :00 News II • HEWS IN FARMING 'c...tt•....., . SATURDAY Sia:n Ort Howdy Doody Building America Fury Uncle Johnny Coons FIIDAV 8 :00 SIJII Ori 8:00 Citptatn Kangaroo 9:00 Of All ~'IIi! ·G 3U Strike It Rlcb 11 :00 Valiaat Lady • 1: 15 Love of Life uo week . ~--.-------.----------.------------------------------------~·----·--------- \)altecl , .... ltaH co...._ndODt I u... uolour bemn atlbe.Oblo COLUMBUS. 0. UP -Proa:reu Natural Ratourcu Dep&J11Mnt IX. laYNOI..D •• ORIINI GIN. MOlt, ~D~I~ODtirea ~I~. · 6-ralt· huakiaa Wd . PROVICO MILLING er FEED CO. -· ItT. 124 MIIIIIUYILLI, OHIO SUGAR RUN MILL JIVLBEUY AVI!. ....., t. PH. 1.10 PI .;. 1 '"'· ' . ...u, ••ndEN bu.mper yields. h auipl the eus deul ,wWdaer tile hlllka are dry aad · brittle or-~ IWoolo obell<d by m. h""'· its& rolb ate cau.aiat ., &:tbiu.d com uvet. You caa ' open..; tb..U oa-10* Pidttt witb aGr ""o-plow traetar. oM ....... 5te ua ooOe,lolr Ill die faca ""'"'·""McCormick l·PIL MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Bll'I'TERNUT & SECONI) . POMEROY,. 0. UP FREE FREE 16 Pc. Melmac Dinnerware Set With Any Fgezer POMEROY CO-OP POMEROY, 0. E. MAIN ST. ,, �·- .... ,. Don Newcombe became the mil- Dodgers their righth win in lU meetinill with the Red]ejls. The Braves ret.-inefl thr 1r two· game lead with ~~~ II ·~ win ovt'l" the Philadelph ia l'hilli<" ~ featurtd by a grand.slam hom t> r by Bobb'.· T hom .~ on in addition to round· trippers by Hank Aaron ond John · ny Logan. Ray Crone won his lOth game of the St;!aso n. although h t> meded help from t:rn il! Johnsun . Stan Lopata wollnpt•d two houwr; for 11\£' Phil lies lc1 raist• hi5 ~~:>oso n lola] to 27 . jar leagues' first 20.game victor of thtt year' today and set his sights on bdng the Brooklyn Dodge••s' biC£t"sl winner in 32 ~·ears. Newtcmbe yielded lhree homl' run!l but hung on for ' 6·5 trl ump Thursday night to raise h i~ sell!on record to 20·6 as the Dodg . ers won the opl" ner or a ke y thr~' ~· gtm-e !lerie~ with th(' "RPdleg ~ Thf' victory ~able d the Dod g"n ln n'" main two games behir:.fl th(' Lrs !plaee Milwaket> Brave~ a n ·1 shoved the Redl l'l(!'i four g :1ml· ~ out of first plaee Newcomile r eq1•i res o n! .~· th rl'e more vrcl or ies tn ht>rom e the Dodgtrs' l) i gge ~t winn~"r <i nl'f' Daz!y Vant f" wnn 211 ~· : uTws in a ~ingle season. lACING RIVALRY liMrlell fil •vfftitb I 'rhe anual Alulrib.la. · (oo tb:~~ g a'me 1U!itween ifad!l ltorperot 'fl'lnlll ' arrd Mlddteport will . be hfN o~ Thul'Sd"lly, Be9ten'lber 18 ~ ~ th~ Pomeroy Fi'eld .at 8:00 p ..ln . ·w Nelson Fox whnt'kPd out se-ven Rtraight hits befnre he was stopped 1 to lea d the Chicago White Sox to 8-3 and 6-4 win.~ over thP Amerl· can t..eague • leading New York Yankees. Fox had five hits in the opener and two in the niRhltap as Bob Keeg,n won hi~ fourth game and Dixie How~l l rt>~: istered hl3 -~- - ---- fifth . Fight Results n ight at the Po.wroy ~....,_ol to mate tJI&ns for t"ke .4~·1· ~­ t-!'flt, and one()"( the ·beet~ • of t It~ Bv UnitP.~ Prut WORCHESTER , ~h ~s .. Johnny Soxton. 160, New Y or~ 1 del'iRioned Don Willi8m.'l, 153, W(Jrchf'ster 10. NOW LIVERPOOL ,England • Arti~ Towne, Nf'w York, deeisioned Sam TilE NEW 1957 I y•·!lr. --- __ --. Boston 2, Cleveland .. . ~~ -• ·-----~- Charlt.>s ~lark, Rubber Compony. H~ will bt! u 7:955 Ford VB ...... , •. 2 dr Sedan. Sparklln& IWW blue llnlsh. CuatomUne 2 door Sedan, l'ordomatlc One local owner, Original black finish Uke new, 1952 Plymouth Dlx ..... ~695 4 door Sedan . Sh.Ow!; good rare. 1952 Buick Special ...... $895 Deluxe 2 <'loor & 4 door. On• rach . One has Uynallow. BoUt local cars -- One very low mileage. .... 11953 PontToc Olx. "· · · $1 ,095 8 cylinder C t!oor ledan, . Original two tone areen finlah, HydramaUc drive. I 95=! For(! Custom ·· ·· $1,095 I eyUndl!r 4 door Sedan, One of those Pickup. Bright new light lllue One 1oul owner. · finlsh, ~"~~~~f:~~l;-_:-:____ 55 ~1 Ne•· 62 .470 2"3 1'7 ?0 ;421 New, 2, Chteaao 1, 1st · New 8, Chlcaeo 5, Jnd, culled end of '1 inalnp darkneM IJ St .LoJJ.is :1, :Ptttsburlilh O, lst . St. Louis 3, Pfthlburgh 2. 2nd nigh t U k M wau ee H , Phlla. !i, night ·' FURNITURE ... AIJTO o USED CAR SALE p-· , Ohio Windsor dlx., 4 dO()r. Dark gfeei!. tinbh. 1\odio, heater, seat covers. In~erior and exteripr .,.copliooal. ·Nice . pew tit'I!S. Medlanit'ally OK, it\tto· malic trans. Pe~neroy AUTO ACCiiSSQRI.ES- Tl RES PICNIC SUPPLIES~ SPORTING GOODS FISHING EQUIPMENT- SHOTGUNS F:J'ERl'TIIING FOR 'I'HE lfUNTER I Come In And Shop Around SAVE AT MOORES! Your CROSLEY D<!ale~ 226 E. MAIN 'it. . .. . signed , . .• . ' ~ 1-tfaltlt ..'. " .......... $250 . V8 Club Sedan; Billet· finish, rubber like 'new~~ ~~~~ ~tilbtor . funs smooth, prl<ed for ~ •iie. tires fair. Priced 4 door Sedan, Twin turbine Dynallow Top VB perforiJiance, ShOwa good osre: ........ $995 1953 Buick Speci(ll ···· $1,195 ·ford Motor Co· TROPHY~CES 210 dllb sedan; dlrk green finish, reg. \rans. Mechanlcal!Y rl~ht. new SllJlt covers · tlrs llll4w v~ry little wear, ••I ~ WE HAVE QUALITY USED CAR$! .l < MIN DATII'BBP\'. 1 SPONSOR'b'llt . VIENNA STOCit CAR UCIN(USSOCIATION PICNIC POSTPONED Announcement" wa3 made 1oday or lhe fl{lstponement of the Past ' Mutrons OES picnic 11cheduled for tonight due to the denth o( M r.~ . Dea llliyes, a mt.'m ber of the organization. -- ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Radne Fire De'lar tmf'nt wi tl hold an lee cream aolal Saturday evening starting at 6 p. m. bt-side the Racine Home Bank. In cDsc of rain the social will be held at the rtre llouse. The L&dles Ald. of the F()rest Run Methndi!lt Church met Thursday at the- home of M>"'1. John Scott (or an all day quilting. A sack Jurich with dessert and e~ffl!e by the hoeteas was served NE.W EQUIPMENT ADDED at noon to Mrt. Cbri!lty Raer, Mi's. The Hac\ne Emergency Squad John F. -Bailey, Mr!:. William 1 amb ulance is now equipped with Fisher, Mrs. Hir"am Fisher , Mrs . a two way radio which wat~ transM•rk ·Evans-, Mn. Bertha Scott I fciTf.'d t•·om the No . 2 fire truek. and Mnt. J!.u_u_'_W_a.,._n_ . LEGION AUTO ...,..., ... .,., ... .. .... Cbl-.,.,... . ... .., I ......_ _, lllil--- 1954 CHEVROLET BELAIRE 4 DR. RADIO AND IIEATER 1952 DESOTA fiREDOME 81&1o"i. At-.~lloo tan. • .• IM!M.t ftd:li . . . rolet CIOilflft. . Loall IIUI'nJl. t953 PLYMOUTH CRAHBROOK 4 DR. ..... 8urnll .... _ . . , " ' " robbeJ7 wtth a JobD a D&'IIL "'''*' A REAL BARGAIN ll:l.t&l "l t IMt ttm. ... 1lp Ud ldeotultd . . .INa]J u D&vta. DIN aow II .a"VVDJ • .entaci •t McNeill Wud. I WUI>., ·the tS ,._,. lll&toa .... 1952 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 4 DR. 1951 CHRYSLER4DOORR&H 1950 FORD CUSTOM COUPE 1950 bODGI FOUR DOOR 1947 .PLYMOUTH- FOUR DOOR Durlftl ICadl'utlJ mal.btati!.MS hll lnftrWoe l.acl nfulld ta &115!17 r.·~ ot ttatcil... _ - · .' t!•Uilib.f6cnw:IIJ .. - ·- - - - - ACIIII MISCLD ,LEG"ION AUTO SALES SWI KlllBA.UOH - BITtiNG - IAUI"R or LALLANCI · "Ooen EveninlS Until 6 P. M.n Pbone 334-J Pomeroy, Ohln !51 W. Main 81. .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_"1",_,_===.;;;;; 1 YOU $16· ,.-... '• BEST PRICE and QUAL"ITY · ' OF. MlRCHA'ND151: AT . ' H o'd 'I flft'ESTOHE . Curloi" co~•,. 11"tou •o prott-el yOul poeciouJ clolhi"g ' WITH 63 LB. Ji'JIOZEN FOOD COMPARTMENT 11191 • WITH TitADE-lH Spotless a.L\,l.XUry C~r A ~~ ~ f953 OldsmolJile, 98 series, 4 door $1_495 YOUI•·' kiiPIAI(I 'fORIVIRI HONEY OFA BUY . HOT POINT 1 1952 Mercury, Cu1tom 4 door ... The Big 'M' .a t a Slnhll .Price EUC'f.RIC RANGE 1951 Pockard, Hard top Coupe ·.. ; '$695 1953 PlYMOUTH · · · · · · · · $895 .' . · 19SO 8uidc,'$1'ftlbt, 2· d~MW . . . COMPLE'I'i:LY AUTOMATIC· LIGHT . ' AND TJMilR - DEEP WELL. ALL PORCELAIN $495 A Lot of good setvice in.thi~ one 2 door sedan. Bla~k finish,. seat . covers, other extras. One local owner; very 1950 Chevrolet, Delu!t:e 4 door · . . $i95 .' Go<>d .Motor- Good Tires- Good Buy 1949 J»jmtlac, 6~ey.L .hlaw · .•. . . 1954 ·PlYMOUTH · · · · · · $1095 $259.95 $295 Not a beauty on \be outside But the Motor's A·l finish like ·new, covers. Tires like new, WITI( TRADE-IN 1949 Studebaker, 'Champion 4 door $195·., Real easy_-o.n ·lll,e ··~old ' ...... "' " . .. . . . . . . $85.00 .1947 Ford, V-8, 2 door Not a Fender out of place - Good Motor ·.. MANY MORE :.KAR.R& .. • 11 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Mlddlep~rt Shl!J"pfSt Car on the Lot Truly . Gretlelll Nllllle 1~ Relrlgerllilell .SMlTtf'CLO!['HING CO. 6170-J 1 HOT POINT . styled by KALLA CALL: ' Ttot& quic~ ldp Col• 1ho1 ttold1 thru po i1 o! 1h01U i" lht IIIC!u· 1iv1 Sllu-Po~ teoi!Jrt ·'" 1955-Ford, Crown Vittorio Coupe . $1995 ' I 1947 DObGE ... 'FOUR DOOR ·~ . '1955 Dedg't, QU.tcifn.'Royi11,'4110or $2195 One Own~r ~. Low Mileage - ,. R 1< H POWER STEERING MEH AND WOMEN'S LUGGAGE 1954 CadRioc, 6Uerii•; ·4. dollr .. $m5· TORCH STADIUM- PARKERSllllltG AUGUS!r 25 . TIME TRIALS - 7 P;Ill'•.- ,cueJii ";'" s.P .M. ., Real Sharp - Worth Much More r.adio, beater,' - ---,---- THE BEST DEALS IN THE. IEHD AT oz. .,. ""'!:!! ao• One Local Owner- Just Like New 4 door sedan, motor runs swell, tires show very little wear. Good solid body. Savoy 4 dr sedan. I Davis, M.D. 1-"140 DODGE ··· ·· ·· ·· · · ·· · $95 clean Inside and out; Good rubber r Forest Run Ladies Aid Meeting Held CARS Wednesday evening at the pllygrou nd for a barbecue . During tlte buatness s~slo n in cha•:ge o( Mrs. Don Kennedy , plans were discussed for a money making project. Mrs. Ray Blowers received a birthday gift from her 1. IAioH. secret siater. ...... Pres-e nt were those named a· 11 ,.... .• ,p. . . -~ bove and Mrs. Calvin Simpson , ..._. 1D bll ea_,en ome. .Ia Mrs. Don · CotUna:. Mr!l. Willard Boye-r, M-rs, David Godwin, Mrs. l Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Era: ~. Gil more Jr. .Just completed In New Building Occupied By J . J. • low h~ater. eral readincs were J,iven b)' Mu. Philllps, ~ Mi's , CarL Grueser, Mn. Oto Hartenl1aeh, Mn. Bfldford Maag and Mrs. Stell• Grueaer. A duet "A PaBSion Por Soult." was pr~ se nted by Mrs. Sa~le Brown and Mrs. Frank Sttwart after wltich queatk)na and ansl!Wers on " How To ·Pray and What To Pray For" wu •iven by Mrs. Charles Grueser. Mrs. Earl Ren· sha.w, Misa Kaa.ie Becht and MrB. Brooks Say-re. Du,ri.r,a: Ute buslneu meetlng an inter~sting report on the wscs meetlne beld at lAncaster camp ground.s was- Jive.n by Mr., . Stew. art. It w1 9 voted to orde-r program APARTMENTS OHIO ! l9$0f~D · · · · · ···· · · · :. $305 " GToup l.lnalnc preteeled •crlp. Mrs. Elmtr White and Mn. Ed. ture readjq or Pralm 23.,by Mrs. ward Wells were holteu es when Ho8mer Roush, efter . wblch sev- the Sew Rile Sewing Club mt on oF,rCES 4 lloilr Sedan •R.9d,llld Blue Flhlilt. New ·• """ 1\ bb 'r<:urtom V8 Club Sedan, light blue finish, Batteey, Very G., u er. ' Radio, beater, very gOOd tires. priced very ·$f,45 USED FOR RENT ! 595 Barbecue Picnic Stewan and ;;:~:~~;:,~~~ .PROFESSIONAL smooth ' ~·.~h, Sa~~- a~':!': lngo on !he toplo WI" gl..en by Mrs. Spen.cer, Mrs. Otto H•rten- I BUSINESS Oft Highlander 4 dr. Dark ~n liniM . Motilr runs as a ribbon, loads of extru, Inc. radio. heater. Very clean inside and out. ~. GOOD AND 19$0 CHRYSLER .. ' Sew Rite Sewing Cl Ub MeetS FOr ~:~~=~ I .. U9$ ,, ;,-.·.sato'.:.......... '$•s- 1953 Buick V8·Super · $1 .~95 ... 1953tQIRYSUR the topl co fthe progrtm present·! ed by Mrs . Letta Spencer. Read· woo1 and cottO~from Cbrletla.n Dlor's New York collection t<1r tall, The de· 1951 NASH · ·· ·· · · · ··· ·· · $295 POMEROY SUNOCO :134-ll: · ' ALLEN APPLIANCE Custom 4 dr. Beautiful 2 tone finish, dljl"k blue top, light grey body, overdrive, seat covers, heater and def. Very good rubber 1 lots of low cost transportation In Ibis one. ALL • name of tftla gray.green twee-d suit drtfa and atole oi Leaur OrAny HOME APPllANCE 4 door sedan. Lo•ely turquoise blue finish. Radio, heater, oil filter and stde mirrors, w-s tires like new; A car you will be proud to own at a price you cap afford. LAlOR DAY Mn. Bradford Maag and .Mr1. Stella Grueser .erved a ulad course to Mn . L.innle Rummell, Mr.s. Lena "Bartell, Mu . WilHam Rll&!lf!lt , Mn. t..:harle• Grun er, Mr~ . AdOlph GJ'ueter, Mlu Doroth y Hart.t·nbach, Mist M~· rna Maag aild thOH named above, JUST PERFECT FOR BACK-TO-COLLEGE ' bae(t. hu a v~ t)NTIL MINIA II IHJUiaD Georle Hudlora, Front and CCJIIJ Hudwn wu ~ ftto l{olter ~ Stnet .,,.. injured teriou.ly in en pita! for tre•bneut cd. 1 ~== accident Thur.ldly at hiJ mine In •nkle, t:~Mbn arm lnd pi W .Va. It _..s reported that Mr. lnttrnal lnjurlea. bookl. -·iteasurlnt . oo, G"'wth': "" , f' . MADISON AVENUE Ia the . Whether It Be A-- REfRIGERATOR, TV NO REASONABLE OFFER RFlFUSED KELLY TIRES w. ...... ·. ·• ON The Sent.lnol, I'Jomeroy-Mid<ll'lpori, 0.;"'111· PriiOn .•. by. Error · • ,CROSlEY 1955 PLYMOUTH ...... $1595 \ - MAKE YOUR CHOI« •• FINAL WEEK DISCOUNT .. - . - CootribUUon• ....-e .11\.deJ to• McKelve)' Hill, Columbut •n4 to th e Burmr..ae ~hool Center when the WSCS of tile Minersville" Meth· odlst Church met Wtdne.day eve11lng at the churtb. Mrs. CliUord Philllp!l, preaitlent prc.-i~d over the m!!:etlnb w)de'h opened with troup sinKini follow· ed by the reldlng of " A Hornfng Pr•t•er" by Mn. Phlllipr. _M _E_ET- IN_o_e""A-LL_E_D .. ' Bfli ~ The Dnugbters of Union Vet. erans will mf'et Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. In the DAV acC"ording to nnnouncemept mode "l today·. J Saturd"V'• Gimes • $299 00 A"KER I '\ .. ar~lklyn at Clndnr,atl _ .. - ·· , , Phllad•lphlil 1 t Milwaukee , , .. , .Mew Yerk·•t Chiclgo -··--··- . .;.~_ Pittsburgh •t Loul1. ··-- ( ~ '' r·-;;:;:;:: . Deluae 4 door Sedan, Dynallow, One IO· cal owner. Spotle" original finish . . I RUTlAND SPEEDWAY 232511 ROOMS Of· New Fumlture I All Priced for Qui<k .Sole Rutland, MOOR. E'S . Pet, M .613 ,...,•9 8 2 . ~7 9 "'4 .500 1~1,1- .·~ - :fJi!:flfl •. ·- ....,2 ~~~ . .. · 1956GMC%ton .. $1 ,895 B cylinder Pickup. Very low mileage, Delu:<e Cab, Chrome Grille and bumpers. Almost like the doy it Wlls sold CAR RACING 1952 WlLLYS 1952. FORD 1953 DESOTO 1951 BUICK 1950 BUICK 1950 PLYMOUT~ 1949 PLYMOUTH SUNDAY , AT MAKE MOORE'S YO.UR HEADQUAR-'tUS FOR: . Sbl!l'p cars you seldom find . 1953 Chevrolet % ton , $895 Phone 388-Y SAVE$$$ CJ.eve lond at Boston NATIONAL LIAOUI As a mem bt>l' of Guodyl'al·'s tra ining ~qu u llron , Slatk will !i pl' n!l two y~at·.~ on va r ious ll.!'.llil!nH'nts. l'rugrom's purpo~e is to g ui<ic I'M· ployees into positions best ~ uit ed fnr theil· talents and training. A native or Pomeroy , Ohio, Slack is married .H nd has a son, Charles E., Jr . two Yf'UI·s. Jl ,895 .1951 Chev. Dlx. ""'"··...-· $595 City at Cl•veland the 1954-55 sea.1 on wa .~ lops in major college pl11y . He wns second , d W. L. rnn ... e as a sophomore with 22.2 Milwaukee ---· 73 46 av er age ao.d arnong the leader~ Bro oki"~n , ·~- 70 . 47 agai n last year wh en he averaged Ci ncinnati - -·- 70 !U 23 .C t•ebound s a conl!'st. His lines! St. Louis .. __ 60 60 who recently announced his int ~n­ tion to play amateur basbthall following fOtlr outslanrfing vrars at cenfkr •r~r Marshull Co ll~ge, has jolned Thr Goodvt'llr Ti•·e and STOCK tilt. ~~:~~~~ ~·. ~=~h';::· For Wingfoots Of The NIRL I TO S1turday'1 O.m.1 Kan.<n, I PRICED t, nii>:lit Washinston ti, K!!-n. City 3, ·--- Charles Slack Is ACandidate .Before YOU buy, be sure to <OIItllder the total deal of New or Uaed Cars from one ell<i to the otherthe priee Of the cars yon are buylnl the price of ~ur allowance, lilt difforonce ~.;..paying and the tel"DII you are receiving. Bllettnars do not be, lreve Ia '"'libmmet" odvertlsln( but believe that an ~on~.lnd IQUare deal 18 our best advertising Ill' ..,... Blaettnan for a .... "" ..,,,; · • ~~ u~ ' I'OMEROY till.""• Baltimore 3, Detroit •o, night ! .• R--.11 emtfS . . Mrs. Marvin Kelly Is Party Hostess Tuesday Afternoon- Plans were made to pl'I".Sent tlle home of . Mrs. Willis Anthony. proa:ram at the September meet· -Twelve mtmbers and one 'guest lng of the B... H. Sanborn Mission· Janet Kay Baker were present. Mrs. Marvin 'Kelly entertained ary Socl~ty at the First Baptist . a group of fritnls at. their home Chur.ch Tuesday evening when Tuesday •fternoon when Mrs. t h e Dor~as Circle · of th~ SoDwit~ht Wallace derrron1trated the iety met at the home of Mrs ~ Edi. Mr .and Mrs. Victor Stewart Tupperwlte Products. son Baker. Priel!l were won by M"ra. Lu· A bu.ffett supper was prepared and children of St. Albanif and Mr. and served by Mrs. &ker, Mrs. and MIJl'. Ashton Sayre or -Dayton cille Maye.s, Mrs. Ira Butcher and and MI'S. ] Mrs. Denver Nelson. John Kautr, Mrs. A. R. Pu11en were guests o( Mr. the j Mrs. Kelly served • dessert and Mrs. T. F. Hawk lns Mn. Frank 'Stewart, MinentvHle cours-e to tit.•">Be lllready named Kauff, chairman of the Circle, pre past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jed We bster J'l'. and Mrs. David Darst Sr., Mrs. s ided .at the meeting and Mrs' C. J. Rbodes was leader of the de· and children, Jelln Ann an9 Jon, Edgar A!Jensworth, Mrs. George voti.onol service ·which "w a.! based and Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman of Rut· Mei nhart, Mi'B. t:larence McNeal, Oil "the "Parable of the Sower" land wette hiL!iint-ss vlsitol"!! in Mr ~ . 0. ·E. MeKtntey, MTs. Stf'W· art. HarrU, MP8. itobeH: McEihln· and intlud ed sctiplure (rom Mark l:h&rleston, Thuhdi.y 1 Mrs. Frank Dix of Syracu~e. N . ne-y, Mrs: C'..eQrle HIKI.!On, "Mrs. a·nd a prayer. Y. 1s the guerl nf Mr. and Mrs. lhle•~'·m~an~~~;,,----The Cin:le's proJects include re- Robert Morris. -::membering students at thl! Bap... Miss Edith Young of Cincinnati tlst Mission Training School, is the e.uast or Wllliam F. Young Chicago, on their birthdays. · it and other relatives. was announced that the Septem· .M·rs. Albert You11g, Mrs. Dwight ber meeting wou1d be he)d af. tbc Parker abd dattshter, Myrtia Kay, and Mrs. Donald Hol~ have r:e· t1.1rned hQme -after a visit wlth ~BAKER relatives in Toled«l. They accompaQll!d Rhanda Youn£ w~o h8s been the guest of her grand· mother thl! summer, W her home. Pat Holter ha!l returne'd to hl! home, Huntington, atter a several weeks' visit wlth re-latives here. Mrs. Ray Glaze • patient at Meigs General Hospital is recuperating. Mrs. Ev.erett Tholtlas ~d claugb• ' ter, Faye, left pUB mornjng for a FOB I visit with relatives In Columbus and to attend the state f1lr. · · · • · 1¥1 M'fs. Olan Ge't..beimer ·and Judy and Rachel and Mr:s. A. R. Knight "II. and Rozanna Knight are visiting g . in Columbus and attending the stpte" fair. I .·~'!"":~ . ~~ LONGEST ,DEAL_ANYWHERE . . ~ w. \. I. · I BUNCE HA'fi.I,EY/ DAVIDSON_ / louh 7 At Ash St./ Mhfdl.-port. Ohio 1 ,,{ 'he .sea. Major~ -- SEPT. 1 t)i;,~· .,,d ~ellttt tbiG B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Maps Plans For September Meeting from atlhi'eviiJa· 'ihat ..A ad, or. l'bu~, t!JO!e oppDSition . pitchhJ I Wdtl't be" "gtP'In~ all) h·e&p, 'eitnei·. 1 .. ' 1My 'J)retltCti nrs that lft'e will , J!OI \o~ the B· ~ i Ttieol'd." "aaitt tb~ ~er .ma."hutth Piratt!S ·~n~·balttr. \rilo ~ 'tl t:eneral IMlRa.,.. er tb"fl• San ntego Pud•·~~ -son alu:!aclwasof inRuth''.~~ pat"e Kiner but hewasnever front :~=~~~~=====: '1ft ttl! Niht C8Mt I!A!:Igve. a, UNI'I'ID ME" of the clip with a month togo. AMI!IIICA!I" "1!"'&\11 Ki!M' ,.aid 'Ml .-...,one "Sure, I was trying my harde.ll '"Ptl. oil w~o dot!'S · ~tl'pe Mlt ~kbt'l 'l"ftord to b1!at the record," he said . " but 1 New Vork ___ "71:J ~ .tit) 'flt\11 tliV'e (l, 1bt Qr ~'d or the the pi tr hers don't always cooper· . 1 tlevebnd --·- 68 5o .i'M 11 Blbe;.s · ~te f01.11.. ~ bl'tb · ~ Jut ate with you." Chicago ---- .. -85 12 .awJ lOlA! . manl.b .o( 'i bt ~e a&on. said he is sure Mantle j •:n ,J.taai.le.keej.a U!) ·the pfeae nt willKiner Bosto~ ------ ll5 · t4· iM6 U'At: find the pitchers wil] pi1ch DetroJt .. _· -· 8l fa ~T$ ' !1) -f!ltlt, .he ·.WOn't .maie t.t," kiner less and less to him , just as they Bnlftmcre ____ !M 11!1 :tM ~210 tltNtistd. : ~. did to Kalph hitnst>IC in 1949. Wasbil'lj"toll __ "$1 ~ .Uf. "2'6 '!The pre!ISure keeps building up · Uk• Mlntlli't. 'Ct.ltlioH ·· Kansas City .. 39 .4fo .:3C18 371;6 in the last tnonth ," Kiner said. Ho\W!Yer. ·X:i rier• flald~-he believes ThursdAy'• "bstitfl Mnttt wPI ·be tb.e .QM to shatter " Reque11ts or the pres!i, news reel EACII ONE th h'ome r1un ~~~- tf a113'one Snd television cameram en arc ~ ChJcago 8, New Ydrt "3, "lit e&nstant reminder of how closf' tbat 11 :;ou are coming to th e record. Chicngo 6, New Ybrt 4, ~iid sing:le-gapw 11 hau1 of "ildate for tht• Goodyrar Wing- 43 rebound~ effrrrt ug11lnflt was M11rris-Harvel' LungCord, Nigeria lQ. fn ...._company·lponsol'ed entr·y in during the 19»-54 ,t;l!j.\(>)"1, lh ah_9nal \Mustrial Baskltba\1 nCollege natiunal -record. , t !It"' Le e lNJBLl: The two-time All Mid Americ3n MEIGS LITTLE LEAGUE l,owerfully-built at 6·5 and 2m Co nferem·e .~election who hils r c· SCHEDUlE pounds, Slak compiled an e11viabh• ceived Alt-Ameri e1m con~ idf'n 1 tion TonigM'J G1mt1 record for rebounding wtlile al the ·tn sevt~ra 1 quarter.)?.. 1eaves Jittl ·~ buketball-conacious West Vireini~• be des ired in the scoring dP· I Ptrntl's llt Yankees FJeld No. 1 school. He averagt!d 22 t'ebound ~ to partmeot. either, He nvern gt~tl 17.7 Bt·ovcs at Dothcen Field No. 2 a g.11me during hi.a four years as 11 points per game in 9corin);! 1.541 starter for the Thundering Herd. point.~ du rin~ his tour-ycnr tenure Rrc!leg ~ ~-~ ~nd_ ian~ ~--~-y_raeuse Hl8 25.9 per game IVI!ITIIf(L' during ot Mnrs~<~li. His count la st year wa s 497\loints in 22 games, H 22.5 per-game average. Twice a wi nne r or the Rr)hr~ Award a.~ the outstanding a1 hl de at Marshall, Slack servetl hi~ s1•n· ior cia~~ as president. He is a fll l'm · her of Omicrun Delta Kappa , 11 leaders hip honora ry · and Sigm. Phi F:[lsilnn fr aternit y. HARLEY IIAVHISti~S .• ON DISPLAY young serl.e,; Js Ru th 's record brok· en, the cttanee~ a itter will d'u U," Kiner said . FRIDAY the fellow who finally dnrs •it will dolars," he Glonn Fo•d Donn• R'""' 11dtk!d smiingly. 1 RANSOM 'Kiner !mows well what Mantle -ai!ID-htes b"Pcau&e he has been throug IIar!Mra Stanwydl: Robt. lytn te same. In 1947 he blasted ~I ,· ESCAPE TO BURMA omers (OT the Piraitc>s and lwo (In Supencope • Te~hnlcolor) years later tte hit ~4. his hi gh in Cllioon - HEP MOTHIR HUBBARD the major lelgues. •K\Tter flit 18 home runs dw·in!l t he last month of 1949 but st ill I mi.~sed tyi~· Ruth's rocurd by six . [ SATURDAY ONL~ "!fhat was .a trying year," he Roy Rogers Q. recalled. "l romembe•· I didn "t SONG OF ARIZONA hit ·ahy homers the l~ st four or -llllo-fi ve da~·s because the pressu t·t• Leo Gorc~tr Hunh H:lll waS so terrlfic.'' 1 JAIL BUSTERS C1rtoon - MAGOO EXPRESS Tfiett To l~t Rtcord C~edv _: SPOOKS 3 Stoopl Several Hmes early in ·lhf.' ~~a· I I of Pomellfi! ._BIId Mid· dk>pmi Bqosh!rll ltlet W.4t!Jhtlihy Akron, Ohio - SEE TIIEM Eleanor s. Schaaf, Middleport Society Bditor~Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor i M t~mbers VineGar Bend Mi:r:el! wun his "12th game and Jarkit!' Collum his sixth a ~ the St Loui s Cardinah downed the Pittsburg h Pirates, 3-0 and 3·2. Ray Katt hit a two-run homer an<!_ scored the third run RHieg1 Ct~ntlnue tlomer P11 ~e ror the Cardinals in the opener Carl F'urilln 11nd nuh· Snid rr whitt! Rohby Mot· and singled home E"ach drove in th ~c r runs tu orfsd thP winning run iR the ninth or th¥ a Rtldl t>g a1tack that reill uJ"ell .. nightcap. three-run hom f r h\· Wul l )' Po~l and !IO]o rouml·tl·iprwrs hv 1-"rtnl: Johnny Antonelli chalked up his Robinson and Ed Ba ilcy . The 13th win and Max Surkont hia three homer~ raist•rl th~ HI'((J eg~· first when the New York Giants total to o nr.w ~~nson club mark swept the Chicago Cu bs, 2·1~and of ·183 and aLso extended their 8·5. Daryl S~ncer si ngled h()A)e team homer ~ !re;.k tu 20 ga.nf's· the winning run in the ninth of 1 ~ Olliy tour sh ort or thf' National opener and the Glanh rlim•hed 1he League mark hl'ld by tht.> 1953 ni11 hteap wllh eigh t run~ in the Dodgers. · third inning. Ntwcombe himst•lf sc-ort>d th f' Winnini run in th" top of tht• ninth when he tailed rm Sn ider's double Big Newk walked only one batter and struck out si x in givin,il the - Annual Mmnlli i~ I Game SehedOJ.e.l 1"":":;":;;:;":.,:.;,.;,,~,~>"lo;:;:h"Tt:-;;::1~-::.:nd;-;w~h:e;n a•·e left-handf'd l • ll""'i ··;,.~ .For Sept. t;th b4ill du.ien ''And 1toM l--:!ftt~ ol' · mab a mliHon By Alan Maver- • • • -· the ' Big rooklyn Hurler Defeats Cincinnati Redlegs By 6-5 ...... : Minersville Methodist WSCS ' Group Contributes To Funds r- The Dailv Sentinel ·-~·--- ~· ' \ ' $975.00 • to $5000 $95 ' . DT ~p "'~ let ott.... dlftallt \. .-m-" lltllludt F"-1 TM I ' ·~c:lOLLINS JEWELRr 1 Where Yo11r COnfldm<e lllullllfltd . ,. ~· · ·•.,O'IIIti'Of, 'Oh lo ':j.>" .~, ' '~,_. ..., DEALER STORI �f ALFRED • \VANT ADS - NrUoa. ' 2e,_oor.....,_ • Kimacu:a r..bU'Je IDe.- ,.._ & ooato por W<ll<l lor HCUti'le lmert1ou. ap.~. u.n. - lllDPf.ll fw II eeatl N •'t\e ot 1 ce:uu per woro will 1lo olwpd for ad...tiolq U DOl pua .••ur r.tore ue ~ V1 eau;D _ , . loUowlq ma..-u... tnvn ul AdttetttlalD&--.sb.on.ld b!' reported t.mLed&ft.,.,. T:.te ;>alb SJitiD~~iii wW Dot be rupo.ll&ibk • more U.U. oae ~ v. aw ~ lD- .aco:t1'eC\ ~PfC)Ill N..- Uca ot Evmlta pruned. at recu· lar Cll41ifteo. rall'l. ObttuartMpuhll•hed at 1 t.'f'Dl per word. • I STATION WAGON , 19~ 9 pass- 5. s. attendance on AU&. !I waa hJidromatic, excellent 27, the ortering $6.38. ccndition $995.00 Call Jim 0' Worship Services w~re held at Brien , 452 or 1410, Pomeroy. 10:4$, with Dlrumore Boyle.s lead8-24-3tc. in,. There w.as an attendance Df 17 USED TEMPCO Automatic ga s floor furnace, 50.000 B. T. U at last Wed. evE' . prayer servtce11, with. Nina Robinson leading. This Phone 6288-J. week's leader hi Eleanor Boyles. 8-24-Jtc '80(eor, - - -- - - - - PORTABLE TYPEWRITER for qle, price $47 .M>. Mr~. John Stout, Harrisonvil lt'. 8-24..:Jtp HOUSE FOR SALE . 9 roo m s, hard· wood flo or~. metal roor, electric, close to school, on good road in Harrisonville. Priced reasonable . Mrs. Joh n Stout. Ha rr isonville. 8-24-3tp FOR SALE TOMATOES MEXI- CANS large pink , r. vn..acld - 2nd house ea,gt from school house. Willit: m H. Holmes, Syracuse. Ohlo. 8-6-1 mo.c -" -='= N-=-otittes= --,-- ,- MOTHERS h.terested in sending PEACHES-Hale Haven ami Gold· ehlldre1l, ages 4 to 6, to kinderen Jub ilee. New Haven Orc-hard , ga~-ten. Call Spruce 35580. E nNew llaven W. Va. Phone TU· 24688. ' 7-31- tf roll before Sept. 4. Mrs. Paul Leonard, Mason, W. Va., 8 23 3tc PEACHES - Picking Hal e Haven RUMMAGE SALE at the Pratt Building, 2nd St.reet, Middleport. Sponsored by Evangeline Chapter, OES, on ~ugwt 24 and 25 !rom 9:00 until 4 :00. Peachea. Brin g co ntain er. Webster Fruit Farm , 5 mile~> east of Chestef', Ohio. 8-18-tf -1 diam ond ring, 1·4 car11t, 4 sided 1 pearl ring 1 man's ameth y.s t Call 6229-y 8- 22- 3 tc. 8 21 ·~ ----'-~~= IA'YI DON'f YOU KNOWf Bak.m-'.a. wiU glVe yuu the boa~ trade on furnit~e ut appllao· e~" 4: 6-tt , tl 1:11 1\uru a. ::.erv1~e~ :K aour Wre~:.lr.er Servlce. Dar .Pbone 622'1. Nleht Pbone :1039H, llA WLING SOI\IS CO. • L DODG~YMOUTH D~ FRESH COW- ;;.;-sale."-H. --F, Bailey, Flatwoocb, 20 Otp - - · - - -- ::Omplete WHEEL ALIGNMEN:t"• bl:i.nd.na and brake •ervlct, 8-~6-lf Sal., Aug . 25, I PM , All houseohld furnishings, electrical appliances , some antiques and miscellaneous items. Auto :>oler. At the residence of the late Gertrude Chase, ~ mHe north of Rutland on Barr[, sonville Rd. - --···-·· ---::--:1003 BUICK VB Sul)llT 4dr . S{!dan Twin turbine Oynllflow. Top VB pe1·formancc. $ 1,395.00. , 8 23 6tc 1953 BUICK Special Dlx. t dt· Sedun . Dyndlow. One local I)Wncr. $l,l91'i .OU. 8 23 tile signed and pat.mted. Not a roadside .'lltand. but a beautiful, . - - --·--··--- apar 1 ment. Newly decorated. Phone 8009 Middleport. 8 20 6tc 1951 PONTIAC Dlx 8 cyl. 4 dr, !-i••llan . Hydrumatic ddve . Original Black l<'lnlsh. $59~.00 . ~ HOOM FllllNISHED apartment, 8 23 6tc newly decorated ; 3 room apa.rtnJ(nt. Phone 7-M. 8 21 Gte 1053 CUEVEHOLI:T BdAirl." 4 dr. .Sodun. P11wcr Stcrrinl!t . One. 0 ROOMS nnd hath, 10 Cole St., ~or /jffiR!l roJiablu family, $M per (';~ruful owuer, MHke liM an month. Sec Mrs . Howard Cecil, offer. 8 23 6tc SUO W. Main St., evenmgs. 8·17-tf 19153 PONTIAC Db. 8 l"y l . 4 dr. Scdun. Two tone llToon. HydrR matic drive $1,C)g5.00 8 23 6tc Seatrold Board~. Drap Clot.hl. Rev . and Mrs. E. J . Bannan of Duarte, Calif.. retired Mi~sionaries from China; and Mrs. Blackburn of Raveruwood, W. Va.; recently called on Mrs. Grace Kelly. The y asked to be remembered to al i lheir !rlend!; in Alfred . 'd Cl . M rs. H e Ien Wood e nn 8 on a1 r tlarton attended th e Haves·Youn g . reunion, held at the · Holl1day •·b 1 G d s A 3 __, oo roun s, un., ug. . . COMPAIIIY ENDORSEMEI\IT AND SUPPORT 01\1 MORT· GAGE FOR LOCAL BANKS TO EFFECT SAVING ON ~IN, ANCE CHARGES FOR DEALER WRITE OR PHOI\IE, DAIRY J.SLE SALES 14~ NORTH MARKET STREET WOOSTER, OHIO PHOI\IK ANGELUS HO'I~ RODNEY DOWNING AGENCY Plre. A~lle. Hetltlt "YOUR Lire, Cuu1lty and . . . . SUNRISE Reel Estate Broker In MIDDLII!I)RT, OHIO · 6116-M PHCIIIIS 6111 TO You llave som,thint Ta Sell, Trade ar An, nounce, Let A Daily 990 On Your Dial St11tinel Disploy Ad 'br Wan' Ad .be Your 1Dfi3 }o'ORD Cu .~tum 8 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. -l,OutUlO. 8 23 6tc lepreaentative. 11-l-U 2 five .room apartments; 2 four-room apRl'tments, '1111 with launltm:l BUlCK V8 Super 4 d1·. Sedan dries and gara1011- t\.. N. Bengel, Twin tur~lne Dynaflow . 'l'op VB Pomeroy, Ohio. , 5-l'-tf \pmiormance. $1,39~.00. lll <~c tt­ nars. P omeroy, Ohio (I 24 6tc t''or rent - Electric wallpaper ~>!eamCJr. Clinton Fisher, Mid 19~3 BUICK Spncinl Dlx. 4 dr . dl~port. J'h. 6:.!63-X. 11-l·tf Sedan. Dynaflow, One lo•·al owner. $1, HIIJ.OO. Blaeltnu5, l'omc r oy, Ohio. 8 24 611' ( 121 Wonted to Rent 1961 PONTIAC Obi . 8 cyl. 4 dr . ~dlln , Hydramatlc drive. Origfinit~h . 559MO. Ina l Black B1acttnars. Pomeroy. OhJo 8 24 6lc 2 OR 3 BEDROOM: home in Tuppcrll Plolnil area by teacher, 2 11ma1J children. Call Rio Gnmdc-. 031715, coiled. 8 20 6tc a 24 Ht : 1953 PONTIAC Dlx. 8 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. Two tone 11recn. Hydra· malic drive ,1 ,09ti.OO. Bl acl tna·r s, Pomeroy , Ohio. 8 24 tile 11133 FOJ\D Cu1tom 8 cyl . 4 dr. Sedan. Sl ,093.00. l 1oml'foy, Ohio. . IQ) -- Blar.ttnnr~ 8 24 tiLe For Scie ----- - --- 16 For Sole or Trode ---- - - - Metropolii.&D A.uto S<~les, 29S N. Secolid Ave. Middleport ·ohio. U+etc. LEMONADE If you want to borrow money on your property In Middleport or Pomeroy, 2 CANS MAKE A GALLON SEE ME. 39c M. C. HOBART Jllddloport. Olllo, Phone 1181 FOR sAL&--r.lll '!l:lrby Raal ''"· r. RuUIIll<l TowMhip. 3l '"'.,'•lld.hou•,barnandOllt build!- See Q_. A, MOin· 1wt, Admilllllrator. &.l,(f JJ. Troubled H . Aue~ion IT, Oourdllkt •, '. ,gr~l~t.' . 'IICIU C LAI~ TH!P.f AAE T'I'JQ OTHER F"E,I...t..AS Al..JNNING AGAINST ME FOR Pf:Ut51DENT? :~- ~~b\ tt?·~~ dum WliAT ......... ·~7.tT~!M,•. ... .......... um, . MEJt\IE r!- ARE WHO THE'i? · ~ ···~ !'!'"'. .. ;:~,. "'~·Ll'~ ·l!>'l ' j~.] . ;~e::!r~ 41, ~~) .. : il\4lioi !!ill' ~·.~, . u : .... dt" ~" . fi:tt.t < ' •I : 1 • . • • .D.atl.¥ £!11l'~Pfti· -· R•....., how to work II: · ·, · · A"lt;'l"'ll '1i II A A X II II •LONGPIELLOW One l(ftter liftlply ltf\~1. tor another. In thll tJeample A 11 UHc! tot tfte :three ·1.'1, X IDr the two 0'1, etc. Sin&le letter•, apos· trvpb'•l. ~· ltft!Jlh .in~ formation ot the word• are &11 hlfttli. E&eh dQ' the eo~ letters &A dlfl'erent. ~ohn c. Bacon A CrypMparn Qtlotatloa Judge of the Probate Court Melfls County, Ohio (8),24, 31 (9>7. 31c 'l'BHPW ; FCP 0 'PEF FB 'l':BHPW EQSPWZP Qlt BVW J H PW F-EBUCB2.SP ll. " "Yelle~• CI')'Ptoquote: B:&:Tt'ER DIE ONC& FOlt ALL To It!VE IN ' ~NTINUAJ.. TERROR-AESOP. strike, ' back THAN ~rl~lft l>f Klnl ll'eatua·u l.rndle•t• at ., J CANCER fz' ~~ ~""'•;.t, ,;,;.., .. _ , ljll ~~~.:...ft•"i". ' . . L I . '" man's cruelest enemy "'.\ .. ' GIVE' .AMERICAN ·CANCER 1 SOCIETY . '• ' LYolr're1 •• . . . ; Mushrooms ,- ALong : Time call to a ·doctor rlght polson· With a series symptonu In 15 hours after eatln8' . . - ------ i~!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!~[~·~·~~~~~~o~!~Amant~. either eon· VCJmttl!l ex,..;\ a paralyz. ..,.. . FOREMAN recover· . 'liv•!r.lrl!ecilon. Shouldj ' . room • .•' NANCY ' dls .. would not be. • ' :·' • '1'1 \ "\ 1 ~~ , , ROUND-UP TIMG I !'\ 'E G:OTTA GET l' ~ CK TO THE_ .RANCH · r 7 - - - - j WHY, TE)( OR STARTS IN TWO WEEKS '? . A.ny Other Laborious Task I Fonl Hos A True~ To Da The Job! . METROPOLITAN NOW! AIJTO SALES -.1/!11tNI# . B;J . SEB 'J'Q!I~ N~~ .I)NES' AT .. · . . . ~immyP~rs~~s, '"c .. ·' .CAB AND ' COHcnTJ: "'IIU4 Ptr L_. GRUDliR BLOCil CO. FOR ONLY I Millo North .. -NY can w-. lk-· Quality, Service and Mtrchondise To _,.,.-.1,.. .. , .. ., .'It • c.. tha family - , $139.95 FOI , 10 PIECES lneladbll• Dreuer, Ch01l, B.ed Springs, Comtorlable llloUre-.z PW~•·! Dreller Limps &''f!lrow Rug, & TreYy"·Fii.R..wald fu!Niral Ho~e ,_., ~-~~ ~----' \ BAkER FIRIITUIE , 0 N T K I Ill 0 H Tl S T COIN II IN M. IDiiJLIPOl'f ~ OHI ' L.::.:.;~'.:.;;.:,~;;;:,._ _,.!""'.,_"'!!'_,~.,..."!"--..,.""':~ ' . !-TON ' ' ' COMPLETE . ·~ •.. ·i"i • WASSis . .. - .F>4QO'$ . " , FURNISH THAT Ip:TBA BEDRooM · fllftlly •• 121) Real Estate . .a by ob- - - - - - -- Mill~ . _ ... ~ • . " ...,, a..1o 10. btk Jncl!P · ww« her'f 1 · (dram,) 16. ll"l"f~ hi· 10. I'~ · • ill' ,.,.,,.,.*!• "' •} 8-24,1( - .......r::;., "1"4., 15. 'i\'.... - ------- •.._ ....... , f , TQtt ._... •· Wrtlln&' e. 8b&m 21. Ptat. ' · &iii · · tom. that the WJIRit•<l • A GOOD, strong. honc~t m~n f1H" poriM work and bell· hop . ~lust have I\IOOd rdercncc. Apply Mr.ot. Pt•1·ry, Hot el Marlin . Pnmcr11y . - · ~ --·--- wuer From: property In Middleport, SEE MK -~~~- ole ;oo. ~··, · lo'l" ., , · , . COIO.W on. , fruit 1\',,!1~~ Sl'o .) ·11. •""""lh II, Anlladlllo 18:,.. . . . ·, · 'i J&. ' .. . ~ COY,er.. 40. ~ •t.jllfi ,,, , .. BID< p . /J>P · fl . J1op 117 l Helo Wonted r.et_.. Mont.hJ to pay on The N~w Stott Atwater the Sup~r Quiet Outboard tb1t bails your Ooat. Make your Labor Dav an enjoy. able one Witb a New Scott At· If you want to sell your .... ,._,.. ...... 111>4• ~ '. . ~~ • 11. ~~zea 14. BcO•· ·~ CAL GROVE FROZEN wattr U , t.iloo Mto• uea&.u, 1.1. Ac~pte4 ~ 12, ..,_ a. -- whrcl farm wagon. Ralph A. Lllmbl"ight, Bailey ~un Road , ROIHI, Pomeroy. 8·18·H t'UYERS ON JI'OOT nt h1'm. Clifford Leifheit, Roo;:k Spri ngs, (201 Business !iervices Pomeroy . Phone 932-X. HOMI IUILDUS 8 23 6tc Ca ll Guy Neigler, Racine, Ohio. 8 14 121<: 6 ROOM UOUSE, enclosed ba("k porch, running water rail RADIO & TEL~VISION SERVICE 6809-M. R 23 3tp Phone 200. Cleland AppliiD\."e S1ure, 118 W. Mala St,. Pomero1 Frc1b eggll lor sal~ 2·23,l( Mr11. lre Jnhnsun Ne11.1e Sclllcmrnt ll~w! ~OREMAN"o~o ABIIO'l'l' T.V, 1B Jlacinc. Ohi o VICE All mokoo 1\opalrod by Ex 8- 22--3 k pert Teci'ID1C1IDI. PIMme 112M Y ---:---=::-:-:=,:_::.: Middle~ ..111-d GRAVJ>:I.Y THAC1'0nS : unc 1956 dr monstrator and one rtJcond!· QUICK SEIIVICI!l oo Wate/1 b tloned u!led tractor. pairing . , TH.!.ned li . ,\ . F1nlaw WAtchmaker. COLLiNS .nt!WJ:. 312 E. M~ l n . Po111rru.1· LER..~ . Pt'"*W. \.a-d 8- 122- J lp CAR RIPAII N'c!Qier & Cl~ek Gerace. Racine, Bl~ LAIOI DAY SALI Ohio. ' 8 14- 12tc M1king Room for thp 1907 M1wl el Scott - Alw1te r outhnHrrl 120 B 1 Insurance Moton th11l will be on tile Mar 8arnN-SimJ)811n lniUPinee Aieney. kel in a few weeks. Mlddlepot"t. Firw! • AutomobUeBond8. Phon• 6315-X 8-20-tl al~wt DISCOUNT On the 19&6 ModeiA, Nuw in Stu('~ Only 10 per cent Down and 21 COMPLETE I.Da:ur.,'le• Protectloa. lJte. A.uto. fir-. l'ollo. Call Do1 - --·- - REALESTAH .. I 1f2 Gallon 69c --~- -- --··--- 19~ CHEVROLET BelAire 4 dr. 1941 GMC PicKup Truck for .!i& le. One Sedan. Power Steering. 1.uod tires. Overhauled motor. l'areful owner. M11k.e us an Will trurle on r~lde delivery hay offer. BI•C!ttnars. Pomeroy, Ohio r11h, or 2·whoel trailer. o r 4· Notice is here·b y ti;lven that Shellle Jlctly whose Post Offi~e ; !l.ddress Is Long Bottom, OhlO 1 Rnulc No. 2 has been duly appointed 9.9 Adminl.5tratrlx with th e W l\1 annexed of the Estate of c. E .Pelty late of Olive Townehlp Meigs Co unty. Ohio, deceased. • Dated this 22nd day of August, ICE CREAM -They Get Re1ulta- CUntoa Fisher. MtckliepoR. Phone 62611-X. Adminl!llralrix with the Will Annutd I E•latt of c. E. Ptlty . Dec:elstcf EVANS r;--;·.-.~~ ~~--~.~.---;LI~~~~~= :~~~~~~~======~; --- ~- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT SUNSET C)'!ATION• IF Ruark The Chester charge M_. 'f· ~· will hold their annual p1cnu! Ul the Woodc Grove next Sun. Aug 2.6 Eve ryone welcome. Grace Kelly ~tnd Ella Weaver called at the home of Jobn L. Hcnlz Racine , O., and Arthur St1.1ba~t of Antiquity Uuring la'l-t week. Pvl. J ames Whitelatch of Fort Lewis wash., is spending a 2 week leave here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Whitlatcll. w ors hip Services · were held at l0: 45 , with Millard ~wartz leader, and a n attendance of 18. Ma r garet Windland wa1 lea.der of last W'ed. eve. prayer aerv1c~s with an attendance of 22. This week"s leader is Garnet Wlndland. Alfred Grange won second place at the Meigs County Fair. The girls 4.H dub won several blue rihh~ns ~nd a f ew red ones on cooking, baking, and sewing. (Sarh Caldwell and Nina Robinson ~ere l ~ aders). Th e Boys' Club •!so di•\ well on pntatt~s and iJ~ work (wi nning seve1·al blue nb· bon s) (Stanley Merks and Merle Hawk were leaders). The Grange will meet this Thurs. eveninJol., August 23. STILL RE- AC.CIDIIfl' ' I CAPITAL REQUIRED' $3500 up RENT MORATORIUM DURINU WINTER. - -~ 5 room unlurnlahe:d Otuo. MAINS . TERMS' CASH FOR RENT - with home fcH.ks. Mrs. Osle Mae Foll r od spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Harper of Carroll, OWIIIERS EARI\IING UP TO $300 A WEEK. 50% OF SEASON ( 141 For Rent - :Mrs. Thelm a White and Child· r~n of Bash1m, visited her parents, Mr. and ,M rs. Jewell Carr Sun. Mr . and Mrs. Richard Spencer of Columbus visited home folks over the week~nd . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and daughter of Columbus spent the week e nd at their home here. Arthur Atherton recenUy Ullderwent surgery at Grant Hospi· tal in Columbus. Fritftds may send mall to Groveport, Ohio ft . D. 1. Jewell Carr i~J bedfast , and under care of a phystclan. Mrs. t.i~nie Gaul mot<J~ed to V . e<o p•nied by ArJmglon, a., a, m dM AI ma Burke to vis1t Mr. In " · . •' ently They Jame ~ (. 1oc an 11 , rec . · . d r time In Washspent 11 ~~eat ea 1 o ington, D. c., viewing the scenery . Mrs. Edna Hensley or San AD· to ni<:>, Texas, and ~rs. Zura Hawlr ,.ailed on Ella Weaver last Sun. c'\.·ening. modern practical store.'!. Dairy Isle will set you up in busineM~ in a protected locatioll wit h Hmiled capital, Dairy Isle loc111tiona are selected by men with years of market :survey -experience. F.-,;;:-A;.;;UCT=1""0""N;;;;;;s"'"AL..;;E=, I INsuRANcE Hackett'a SaletJ SerYice. Welt Maia Street, Pome-ro~. Oblo. ltl! ---- - - 30 gallon electric hot water heaters, 10 year watT~~ty. Special price, $87.50. V<1d1sh Pl.umh in~, Phone 46,M, Pomecoy. M-tf JllRS, a $PROFIT THIS YW $ Mr. and Mn. Gerald Swartz or Athens spent the weekend here . . ·' .."'··.. ~ '· ~ . ·CAB AND .-&.~ft '-' l·TON ~ ~~- F~a,-cr$ ··. FOlD '1:1U,.ICKS DO THE JOB ,, ,r . . PICKUPS...:. •·~iJ.a:cvuNDER , .. J~I(M.fS THEY'LL oo:rtitll JOB! ' .r.' ~IIUBN VANBUREN �----' ~The SeliUnel, Pornero,..JiOd.nepPrt, 0 ., Aug. 24, 1956 CLIFTON Pomeroy Yankee 'LiJtle League Team Is Feted Br GOOD ~·I LL ClASS "Surprtse Party" Saturday evem.n& a group uf fnends a:athned at the home of Ml'l Wdma Blake to surpnse ber With a birthday party Games wert' played wtth pr1zes Xr .nd Mra. Gilbert Mee!l ent- awarded to Mrs Moille Fox, Mrs lertaJ.ned wlth 8 wiener roast Thelma Henry, Mrs. JcssJe Cartu · Wedneaday eveuiog at)helr home right, Mrs Con Rou.sh: and W. Main Street, ) bononng the Jackie Call Pomeroy Yantee Llttle LeAgue ball tnm. Games were played durmg th.e eveaint: and pri~• awarded to Freddie Boyd, Hank Cleland, Bru« McKenzie, · Bob Bowen, Sonll)' Gloeckoer and George Korn Members of the team present were Buteh Carpenter, Jon WebIter, Ralph Werry, Bennq Ewing Georce Hoffman Bob Bowen, George Harria Jr.,' Bruce McKen· Je, Oogie Calvert, Jimmy MeeH, Joey Gilmore, Freddie Boyd, Han.lr. CLeland and George Korn Guests were Johnny Anderson Tommy Harria, Sonny Gloeckner, Mr. and Mn. Georsc Harris , Mr. and Mn. Robert Bowen , Mrs Jan· et Korn, Mrs. William Boyd, Mu. Hen.·y Cleland and Mr anct Mrs. Paul Kloet. WE ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Jacket Athletic Group Plannihg Member Campaign1952 Dod1• 2 _.u, covpe. ..-1 nlct. thilrp tut't. 1950 Mercury R.I.H, tv-Nne flnhh. 1950 Ford VI with Heat.r, I'MI clean, 1Mt CfM.vrolet 4 dr. N•w flni-li lh. Re&llr cl•an, motor fine. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM A Compl•t. Lin. of New Atw•t.r Outboard Motors In Stock. METROPOLITAN Auto Soles At Tr•fflc Light In Middleport 295 N, 2nd Ava Mlddle"rt, 0. Open lvenla1• Until 9 p. m. PhoM 6045-J The Middleport Alhl"lic Assoc '" i1Uon made plana Tuesday night at their weekly meeting for their annual membenhlp drive Foot ball players will again canvass the town for new memberships, while It was abo decided to con· tact all parent,: of the players by mail to requeat them to JOin th.e program for the commg year. Prealdeot Bill Scprbcrry was in charlje of the meeting, and th.c election of officers for the com 1ng year was postponed until next Tuesday night when complete plan for the- prbgram for the com mg year will be set up Scarberry, Gene Oller and Gary Hovatter were designated ati a t(lffimlttee to meet w1th the Pome1·oy Boostere on Wednesday night to make plans for the an. nual Pomeroy·Midd~eport Alumni. / Thursday were Mrs Inez Housh Letart, W Va Mr&. Lui a Rwsell trom Mtddleport Ob!o railed on M -s Helen and cbJidren, Pat and Jeame, and Mrs c.trTte Turnbull from Hnt. " for4 and Kel h Ann Tbu1·nbull from Chfton VtsJted Mr and Ml.5, ~ Paal James at Crooksvtlle Ob10, .- Mrs. Harry Johnson recently Mr. and Mrs llowa ul Johnson . and children , M_rs. Earl Ingles and ton, Mason v1 ~1 tcd Mr and Mrs T. 0. Young Sundin Mr and Mrs I C!Jffol d Johnson , Mrs Fjinnle Bake, nntl Marvtn Blakembtored to nelpre Oh.to Sun· day. I Vulhng Mr. and Mra. Carl Kearn Sunday were Mr. Rnd 1\hs, J oe Ba1 ker thru,;day cvcnmg Mr anrl Mrs Gco1 ge Turnbull KrAI ns. V!Hitlnf.: Mrs Anna Hoffman Sunda)' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kearns and ville is visiting Mr. and Mrs Detner Roush the past week .M r and Mrs George Burns anri daughters, re'urned hom e on Thursdav from their trip 1n the South. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Roush llind daughter~ o( New Haven 5pent sunday with Ml and Mrs Nefl Henry. Attendance at Method1st Sundal' St:hool at Cl 1flon Sunday wa~ one hundred twenty five. Col'~·tJOn $18 47 Mr and Mr11 Arthur Ftck or · 4 Door- V·8 Motor, Heater - Over Drive. Extra clean. 1953 PONTIAC · · · ·· ·· · · · · ··· · · · · · · · · $1095 Door- 8 -Radio- Healer -Seat Covers. Beautiful Dark Green. • .- · 4 1953 CHEVROLET · ··· · · ·· · ···· ·· · · · · · $845 1953 STUDEBAKER . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . $699 ' :1. Door Champion 6 - Heater. A late model car at a bar· gain prke. '" • • __ _ PIN POINT fOUr PersoiUII Jllllgrelltl slower than you'd wiBh1 Save rriJu/nrly with us; move steadily aM<:d. Personal bookkeeping a difficult chore? 4 Door Super 88 - Heater - Radio. Hydramatlc. New Short of ready cash for a personal need? See ru for a low-coot loan; repay from income •• ... a -·· • FOR HELP WITH ANY MONEY PROBLEM-COME SEE USI • 2 Door - Heater - A New Dark Green Flllish - A good second car. TAKE ONLY .,...- -- 1947 Plymouth • 4 Dr, 1947 Chevrolet • 2 Dr. 1946 Ford .... ·· 2 Dr. 1946 Dodge .. ·· 4 Dr. $100 YOUR BANKING SINCE 1872 POMEROY • RUTLAND Ton Pickup 1"·1-8. New h·ory Paint- A Good Buy. OPEN EVENINGS TO 8 P.M. SUNDAY FROM 1 TO 4 P.M. ......:.::::.:== 1 j 'n i ' .. ' . r \ VIII NO. 112 I l • tll··~· I c -~ . , ' • ' e . I ,-... . , .' WIATNitt ' • \.' I :!:t,. h•• ~~·P;;•;-;•k;::t~n~g,~b;;a~b~le:•::t~htm~otl~.., ~~~~~~~·==~"~il~el=t~r~a~in~ln=•~•=r~o~....,I==:•~"~id~e=•·:_.=) ·Pomer oy, Ohlo was vts1tmg witn Welda Jeffers. - ~- ~ - Mr and M•'s. Ned Henry on Thur&· day evcnmg The Good Will Clau continued Cull mg carpel r ugs on We d nes d10y afte1 noon Those present wert! Mable Johnson. Mr and Mrs Ltolv L}'ons, and tile hosts Mr. and Mr~. Ned Henry. M1 s Ella Cund iff, who ha s been vHsUng relatives 1n Chfton ha ~ gone to VISit her sister, Mrs. Cora Martme 10 Ravenswood l or a few days. 1'1'11 . an d Mrs .James Bennett and Fam1ly motored to Waverly, Ofuo fr1day evemns to Vll'lt • elatlvet~ Mrs Donna Glaze and children Pomeroy, Oh1o, Mrs Irene Kelley and dau ghten, Mrs. Mable Johnson attended 11 Fase made party at the home of Mrs Neh~on Roush, Nf:w Haven . . Mr and Mrs Nelson Roush and son, Mt·. and Mrs. Glen Glazre and children Mrs Irene Kelly and ch1ldren motored to Lake AI~_ recentl:y. ' •llf The Ladie~ A1d meta l the home of Mrs Holland Tl!ursdav aCtcrww n and those pre,;ent wc1 c Mnbl ~ Johnson and Mrs. Olevia Younl; Rev Howard Kellin gsw~l"th cf Hardford called on M· nn1l M1, A. P. Nicholson Sundav 11.JIC1nr"• n Mias Lena Fox. called on Mrs, Elhcl Ehas al Mason, sunday evenina Mr. and Mrs Wilham Stewart and son Bllh•. Mr. and Mrs Danny KeUingsworth and son Mark,' Nickey Niehalson were plemcmg at Rutland Park, Rutland Ohio, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'W. Richard anrl grandsons Robert and Dannie, Mr ' and Mra, Ted Riley Sr Mr and Mrs. W. D. Lee and !On Mlackel attended the Meig!l Co, Fair Thur! day and Friday. Mr. and Mra. Johnie Johnson and d&UJhter- have moved from Woodruma to Mason t make their hme. Mn Jack BL"anch ot Columbus Ohio, niece of Jennie Riley were viatUflll Mr and Mrs Joe Riley recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Metet are prood ~JBI'I!nls of a daughter born Jaat week sbe is the former ... ICE CREAM Po~ce Remam Uncertaih As T~ .' l'h:~t,her LaMarca Had Assistant MINEOLJ\, N y (UP) N today whether.· ''trlend"be•~~.~uuty poliee quesUonea Marea hide Peter Wei berg """" ...uuoper John Augelo'·La~ abandoned Ill a ianglenof the ~flU before !be ln(aut' died Stuyv....,t PJDutiu ehief ysu...,e and bram.bler ,that:¢~ w~ not:::~~: llld!.. hoe:e eated =.~u:'!: anwiltiilc .,:;;! ExiiP.I't R d -T ~ ' ~r . At F • Crow·d ..... I Mrs. Marie Grace aod daughter Dana Lewis Mr and Mn lllaae Lewis and bana. Mrs K 1· B · aand e and ass a:.d Kennie, Mrs.' • Mave Betty Lou Grace Winnie Spears PhyllJs and Ann 'w 1lilams, Grove; McDermitt Lolyd Wll!aam and 8 Clearance Wamsely r-.t W S ... 5. 1nme peat~. Camp L-Onley was wednesday night gue;;t of Ka tie a•td Kennie Bass Mrs MA l ie Grace and Bety Lou Umon Town Penn\was wednesday mght gue~t 5 of Mr. and Mrs Dana Lew 1s and Mma. Ela.nc Cartung ht v1stlcd Cecelea Ann Smith, Fuday atternoon A\ Mason. Mrs Ora Higgi ns and Stwart McDerm 1tt was Suppe1 guc!ts of Mrs Lloyd Wllhams and tam1ly Friday Mrs. clara W111Jams vlsitcd Mn. Ma~el Burn&ardner at Ma800 Tues.day. , , Mr and Mrs. Bill McDerm!lt, Pt }>leasanl called on Mr and ) :'.Irs Lloyd Williams Sunday afte r- ~ noon Mr and Mrs L. S. Williams and daughter Judith arc vtsalmg rei ,1tJves 10 Pennsy lvama. Mr~. Harold Young anri chlidt-c.t, Mason vt. ed her mother MIS Alma Johnson l'eccnUy. ' Mr. U. M. Bass has returned to his employment after spCm!Jng th e week en d 11 t home. / ViB1Ung Mr. and Mrs. Hel'man Caa·turtght Friday evening wC1~ Mr. and Mrs. Paill F 1tzgerald and daughter Lindla, Mrs. Mae van Meter, West Columbia. St'Jendlng the week end with Katie Oliver and Gl'lee Carturlght were Mrs. Carturlght's daughter and son-in·law Mr. and Mrs. Earl Piorte lind Daughter Linda, Buf. falo, N. Y. Misses lryand Lessie Sleeth were a mona- 8 deleaation who went to Leon last week to inspect the school cafeteria there m pre. peratlon on ~tartlng on in the new school house at we.-t Columbia Calllngon Lessle and Ivy Sleeth LhJ s week were, ~rs . George Grunn and son Harry, Milburn, OWo, Mrq. 1 Gene Bland and Sherwood Yonker West Columbia. r :I_!. twn1 been definitely ostar.. IJQCQ whtther or not there 11 •n"Juot actompU ~ " Pin.,..., llid. " ~allle au Over. Weekend - be- LaMarca 1 W":, !be •IJht ol Julr • In Brook a ::.,..DOt prove ~IIJ'tbina:." Lol( T... lfty.did ..,.. had '""'Oioed tbot he not tate the lnf-.ut to Ilia = in' PbiovJ. ., hot !Jod lei! 11 Jat.Brooklylt lnd pn;&ed Jai11t111p the RU( m-: ..t-a. at a • 1 r v£ 1 is ••........., oi~JtA.tLo~·•. 11 I and th 31-year- For.~ 1,... htl'ormaUoa oa ..::..!~"'"..:! WM 1¥ Ia BI'OCI1f7u ..;, ltat ·hd ,....:;;; nothlq, 'lio!ll<o llld lfro ·Lolfa· ll•s btea . ~rao~ q1 • tel Uoa 'wftti the ~~liJ' counec. '·~i!::~~ .to"·:: ;...ba'"'~· I~ bold ·::l::;r CURTAINS • t..f th chen1 and groc. .. floct.M roc. CU"-1111 edcf • loe~k of·~ lptlldall-- ._.,..,_,,1:'-........._,. . . .••. Scra•to'• .. h-. fAJ.TlOl. od111"')'CIUf fa&rlc cofttrel Rnilll •nth oil fiMd for sptdel Clllrt , •• t'- WASM atld HANO '""life .. •ed - · · ...... th-r .,. lo-.ly. Our 1.,.., lew (tricu a& Rllflllrl"' '- yevr !Mt...et .. tt.e curtt~IM are to ,_,., w111d..._J Hte ... ·- WHITE IN COLOR •• EACH STRIP 42 BY 81 OR 90 INCHES and l•ck of at.. as tbe i~<PI week earner ~ ... $5.95 a pair DRAPERY DEPARTMENT 2ND FLOOR ·--- .ELBERFELD$ REMEMBER ITS STILL .. , • SAT., AUGUST 25 Startlllg l\1 5 p.m. In The Federated Churtb , Parker ··Funeral Service ··W'iH Be Monday • RISement Cue and Coffee P..kage lee Crerm To Tlke Out. WI::UC·H MEANS TO . ITS"TIMI . • ~tteral • . IN FOR A PRE .VA.CATJON SAFETY CHECK If••••• Now II lhe lime lo hne us tuDHp your 'enJijle for lhe long tlrlv~ and toun to the 1edhore or mountains durllll that vacatiOn iperloJ!I.• Our ~rta wUI ·put !bat motor In 'tlp .top ...pe eo·atve )1'011 111100111, dependable Single urilt HEATS without fuel ' coou without wat.;. ...... . only air, ·!~r~ 'etonom~, perfOI'IIIIIIee. UNIIIAL.JLECTIIG "I lt:\tt· RAWLINGS SONS CO. TERMS i.EACH and WAMSLEY CORNER 'OF PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. ·, 2ND s'>r- ,r' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO wm be beJd tbe TuPpers rw Frances died ear]Jo S.t. MeJaa ~er.aJ bad been a aervJcea &Js2 ~urthhr YOU R C 'AR . • wbl. , Pollee oak! !4elltllr of the 'friencr iii .Btootlya mmllolled b ftereabouat uk-:--'"';: I ' r•• AU~IIatltft •·I Heel '""'' • • • :.... Ht•ll•t ••• Ceell•t far tttttt, Olflttt 1 . I l WEATHIRJRbN 1952 CHEVROLET .. · .... · .. ···.. ·· .. · $795 1950 FORD····· ··· ···· ····· ·· ······ ··· $495 •liMo .. e, ' I springtime In you1,. home ... J1J YIN '[9undf \.!a Ton Panel - New Dirk Green FiniSh. One Owner. % Ton Flat Bed - 700x!G Ttres. Extra Nice. I Home • Made lee Cre11n, . MIMIIR FIDIRAL RIIIRVI IYniM MIMIII Plibi!IIAL DI~IT INIURANCI CORPORATtO!I PICK . ' wearert wUL meet at 2 PM Sat., at tho 4H camp crouocb. A pot luck dinner will be rdd. We have eome Important buslneaa to d»cua• 11ld new memben to lntuate. Pleue tl')' to be preeeat. PAl"':ICIA GRIGOit.T, nome 0. monltr•tiOII Attlllf, , . . Although lt wa sralnlntl when our llrtidea for tbia week wert written, we'd like to believe there u stiU some- 111~ warm autumn days lett before we put our C()tton1 away to be re~laeed bJ our woolena:. "'Ii. I Many of you are busy freezlna' foods to be enjoyed later in tbe year. Good peach varletlea far freet.ing are rtedbaven, Golden JubJl~e. Trlogem, Sunblgb, Hale-raven, RedBkln, J. H. Hale · and Rio Oso Gem. With peac:bes mQit- important are full rlpenell and raped h•n~ ling. Sort for rt'peft{BS. lf frul\ 1 are at proper stage "' ot :rlpeneq thay mutt pe-el rapidJ1 atur hot water or steam treatment of only one minute. (U they do not peel ~horougbly with a 1 minute treat· mmt, allow to ripen furtrer at about 10 deg~ F. Immerse Immediately in cOld wat-er. Remoce peel1, halve and remove pits. SJiee Into cold ~ per cent sYrup (3 cups suglt' in 4 cups of water) to whlcb ~ tea. spoon ascorbic acid bit be-en added. (ThJs greatly retardl tbe browning of fruit.) Pack, add sy~ Tup. Leave head space; eontalnere With wid-e top, pints ~ inch; qta., 1 mch; oontalners with narrow top ,pints ~~ ncb quarts H2 lneh: dry pack all containers, 1·2 lncb. Seal anti freeze . Want ' a cool and refreshlna: beverq:e to serve at your ne~ club meting'!' Try FrO!lty Sherbert Punch · It takes l can (46 fl. oz.) relary's book due ln thebyExten. swn Ofhce tn is Morgantown NOV· orange.grapefrult juice, 1 ean (1'em~r 1 In order 1Q give more fl. oz..) apricot nectar, 1 quart gin ate, l quart pineapple shertime to. checking the books, I gu bert. ' would hkc to have tbe~ complet· ed and bt:lre in my office by Oct. 1 For something dilferent-pour 1 wtil <~ • to Ja ek••n'• Mill o•er ttra Ul · ed swee t pot a t oes, p tae. oo gomg ....on· Oct 15 and we are requested ed in a baking dieh, V.. cup af to brang the book with us then. canned butter&cotch sauee (w~th 1 1So you secretaries can start wlnd- chopped nuts too iC you wish) and )ing up your records now. bake at 3Nl degrees for about 20 PIN WEARCRS TO MEET minutea, Hmm, 1 1 M C 1 4H Pin ~~ _!~_ oun 'I _ ~--- ku ...n R. Pl'iddy, MauD C.untr 4-H ~IW A,ent AU of .. hwn .. beioao are , • .,. ~ jeet tel mlltatea and rm DO, ft• ' ~-.. lr Dl. ~;~at .._, • ..__ . cepUon. My error last we~ wu _ star - - . . _ ..:...Jo-.- · omittlni Jane Jordan from tb__elllt .... ,......., c..r1 • ..._ . . CUll C.. W. .a-~ of Red RlbboD wlDDtrl of the 1 In hla first uco11nt.er wtlh • "'-1tt:alla ....W of d1at1Jprrn~~.~ II Good Gromint Contest beld Jut . Infant require. tha r,•JCholortcU HP.port f4 a •other'• 'ovt a~ week at r.irls State m Camp at •.ffectlon abo•• all •"' Ia an a.._pMN et punt.Jtment It Ia 1 the MUI 1 hueby offer myapolotronable wb.thar •llhoLkmal ...,ottr '- oQJiable to dd lataal " ' younc 4:bllcl. • 1 Jies and congratulattollll to Jaoe There/on, it Ia no aurprt.. for htt efforts. that both P.1Choloci•t •ad ptdla,. • LEADIRS MET •.. trlcl&n ban drutlea.llr, Nvls.. Tre regular meeting of the Ma.. son county 4-H Leaders Associa1 th~u. thlnlr.tnc on diM: pita. I~ mfant and YOUDI ebikl. Uon wu held at the Home- Eco-1the ' Thaa ehanr• of mtd.ical opta.· lon Ia bQt c1ra. noml.cs BulldtD.i ln Pt. Pleasant maU...t br ,..., ,. lut Saturday night. The leaden #. ' parinr the ree.. were pleased tb bave present 1 'j ommendat1on1 f11r god portion of thos who attendeH ... ~..; toilet traininr •t Boys and Girls State c:amp. Inter"'..... ~ 20 reara aro an4 estina end informaUve reporlo . '"' .,., t.oday ' .uu> ' -nu; aum of •n~ were given by tbe 4-Hers conc:eming the c:amps attended. tiquated thlnkinr on the; •ubject of totlet. trahdn1 i1 tontain«l I• HEREFORD MEMIIIlSHIP a bulletm pubUahed in 1984 b7 the Fedaral Children'• bureau Is Last week I recelvel from the e•lled for atrict. if not eotrclv.. American Hereford Aasoclatioa a 1few applieatlona tor Junior memt,.ining: "Tralnlnr of the bowtll ••, eoatrol 61 aMJr OWD bowelt ud bersrlp m the As~laUon. To be be be.-un as early as the end ot bl&dd.n u &her 1row. The moat eligible you must be' a member of the fint month . It .•hould alway• tU.t pannt. cara do II cuide a 4-H dub own at leaat one rea:i• be begun by the th~rd m~ntb •nd thtm • Uttle." ~ tered H forO and be' recommend may be comoleted durmo tho lo -~,., poniohmont or th-•1 ere elrhth month.r' Such phrutt ae- G1 p:nil~nt eontrlbut.. litti'e d by a. c~unty exten"Fion worker. "abaolutt regularil.)'"' and nol or aothinr t.o the dev~mnt ot · If )'OU . Wllh a membership bla~k va11finl the time by tlw miD• proper bowtl "conWI". Tbt tn~ apd can get $5:00 please drop Jn ute1" are found In the tot. fant. or fOUilll ehtld l&ine l.hla at the office and piek one up. A _Corltrut thia point of Ylew onlr with nat~ral pwtb and Junior membership entitles you w1th _the modern concept of toilet ..veJopmenL to aU the rights and prtvllege'S of tralnma found in the 1954 tdl· On 1Jte qLlter hand, foJON or the ....... ! member In the association of "Tbe EneyclopHia of th t 01 it •- h 1111 p a r ..."' .. ar may .,. arrn · re· tion bas. When you reaeh the age Child Care and Gui4inct" u ru • cnatur. attempt. ~t enforcement of 21 t he ,. f 111 be aPP1·Je d to r..da aa follows II ~ ee w "Mothen can rolox tt thor 0 1 to e\ tra 1n1DE ru111 maJ con- 1 a regulat' memberssblp II you detribllt. to r-neral Irritability, recof,nizt that ~ child will prae• atndttJ, emotional tenlion, diar• sire. There Is also some nice lit· t1cal Y tram hamaelf m time- rhea and eon.tipatton. An un· · erature available to you 1\s a ach1evinr cood daytime eontrol h$ppy experience wi~ toilet mejlber [ would l1ke to see s:ome c~~~ie{!a~~:fr!lr•b;"1a•J; tralnln1 ma7 concelv•bly atart Malo nC~ttnty BoYs or Girls join or f1ve." many of ua off In lif• with emo• tlle essoc1ation. Dr. Benjamin 6pock In 1$66 t.ional handicaps. Gentleness and SECRETARY'S BOOK thil to aay: "Generally patlenu with your Infanta durin1 As you proba.bly know, the sec- SOCIAL Pomeroy National Bank 1954 CHEVROLET .. · ...... ···· · · ·· .. • $895 ~ · Pay wit/t chuks on us; have complete record!, . 1948 CHEVROLET ·.. ·.. · .. ·.. · ·.. .. .. $225 l personal money problems 1951 OLDSMOBilE ··.. · · ··· ··· · ·· ·· ·.. $695 Rings. HomeDJaker News l famdy visited Mrs Riebard Grinstead who LS a pattent at the Pmnt 1955 CHEVROLET · ·· ·............ ··· · $1695 4 Door - "!GO" Series- Healer - 2 tone Blue Finish. A Real Buy. ~ ·· .. ~ .. 1 ( 'Training' ' Mother urged To .. , .._. The honored guesu recetved Clime Wednesday evenlng. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Quisenberry, many nice and useful gL!t.s Refreshments o( 1ce cream vitited' hla fath.er Mr Ben Qu1srn· Cake, punch; and flavors of bas- berry Sunday who is a patient In kets of candy were served by the the Sheltermg arms Hosp1tal at hostesses Mil51i Durothy Blake ami I Athens, Oh10 Mrs Betty Call to th.e followmg Air and Mrs. Lawrence David· Mrs Jeu •.. CaJ1_ur1ght; Mrs son and daughter called on lraends Thelma Hel't.y; Mn Mable John- m Clifton Saturday evemn~. son , Mrs Mollie Fox Mn Lar. Mrs. Katie Bass and Kennie, rame Lewi1, Mrs Clara W1lham.o, Mn Maude Grace and Lawrene Mrs Mary P1cken1; Mrs Olg1. .Ifwl.s visited Mrs. WLRnie Spears I Lewu, Mr1 Charlotte t.ewt8 Mrl> at Camp Conley Tuesday evemng. Marie Smath; Mrs Alma Johnson , Mr. and Mrs . Ccel Smith and Mn Anna HoHman , Mrs. Corn Children Mason visited Mr. Smith's Roush; Mrs. Hilda Rouah Johnnie parents Mr~ and Mrs Pearl Smith Call , Jackie Call, I..mda Call, Sunday , Ma1ge Call, Jimmie Blake Charle ~ Mrs. Veda Van Meter has ret~rn Blake, Tommie Rcmsh; Dana Lew. ed home after a few weeks wath is ; and Wa~r Blake her sister at lbrtford. Those sendmg gJftt but were Shirley Oliver hu returned to unable to atk!'nd were : Mrs. Lena work after a week's ncatlon. Lyons; Mrs. Margaret FOJr Mrs. Mra. !!art .r..a~t and thlldrtn, Betty Fox Mrs. Mae wamsluuy; Ft. Pleasant vmtcd her parents Mrs Mildred Riley; Mrs. Clara Mr , aM rMr. Herman Cartnght. Lockett; Mrs Helen Wtlliamf.; ~1'$. Wanda Roush and sona: Mis 1 Laura Holland Mrs. Goldie vi.nted her parents Mr aod Mrs. Blake; Mrs Lucille Harrl 11 on , Mn. A. P. NJehollon Sunda,y. Francis Blake , Mn. Lilah Williams, Sunday visitors ilf the Elver Mrs Betty Young Mrs. Bc 1sle Fox famUy were Mrs. DateD Hof. Blake; Mn Katie Bass; and Mrs. fman- and children Letart and Mrs. Jane Bennett Ethel P.:Iiar a.nd son of Mason "Facwell party for Mrs Bum g· Mrs. SaJJy Bland and Ivy and Le.uie Sleeth were shopping ,·n a1dncr afier church serv1ces Thurs Huntington. Thur-~ay . IN day evenmg !Cf' cream, cake and ·Mrs. Sh1rley Lee and Mike were punch4 WI § setvt'd to a Joli"Oup or Sunday JI:UCt~lll of Mr. and Mrs pe(o~le ~nl the Bbase:e~l In hhon~r Vernon Roush, Mason . · 0 n " ace] um._a~ ner-, w 0 15 Mr.s. Grace Cartwright ilr spend· moving to Ottawa Ohio where Mr ing a vacation ln McDonald Ohio Bum :(ardncr 111 employed vstng her daughter, Mr and Mrs Those present . were Rev. a~ri Ralph Walls an dfamly. ' Mra. Richard Wright, Clara WllMr. and Mre. Louis Harms from llama, Helen Buker, Mr and Mrs. Toledo Ohio, are spending a W€'eks W. M. Brown and ch.rldren, Mrs vacation with her mothe M r r s. Wlnilield Holland and Laura , Addie Edward Lu_.:y Woodrum, Belly Call and Mr . Frank ~arns from Mason childl'en, Margie, Linda, Jaclclc called on his sister Mr5 John Harand JohnJC, M• and Mr:~ Leroy n~on Sunday afternoon. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs r 0 Young, M'!Ss Helen Roush from M1ners· Thurman and Ada Smith, F M Mr. and Mrs Marvm Marr VISited Lockett, M'a~ l e Joh.nson, Lui a Mr. and Ml s Hobert 'iarr at Russell , Tems Jusilce and child- West Columbia Sunday. ren Joann and Dale Mr and Mrs . Russell Young Jr Mrs. Glenn _G laze _!lnd children from West Col umbta visited Mt Por.·roy, Ohio VJ.Sitcd M1 . and and Mrs Bud Young Sunday ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~oo~t~b~al~l;;;a~a~m:•~·.-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~fl r , toU. • f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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