http://66.213.69.5/files/original/491c99215697f9230f60541d44887aa3.pdf 6976e43390e5a908106c0bf9879aa68b PDF Text Text ' I •I • I I . ' . ~'l;lle So!IIIMI, Pomeroy·MI~rt, 0 ., Aug. 27, 1956 POMEROY SOCIETY , ' Niday and MJ. aarJ and 'Wal. were rec~;~nt 111d U:rs. W.yatt Gil· -,. ·' l.4tbey or Clevelud JUesf (If her · brother laW. Mr. aa4 ,)ln. LM· lnd J"aclt' Hall 'of Hr. from Cleveland wberr Mn. David MIDDLEPORT . rOr Tboma . SOCIETY' .MJ'1. E. 0 . and Mrs. Homer Hysell and , •• Dr. and Mrs. C. R. SlngletO.n, son. ROdney, Mrs. Dey Hysell and. Charleston, have been vlslUq her , • , parents, Mr and Mrs. J . B. Do"n~· Lo11ise Manhart of Charles- 1ing. Mrs. Downing 1.£ able to be ton,' W. Va. have returned home downstairs ~t ber home after an fr.onl- a boip to Abilene, Texas and eight we-ek Jlluesa "'))taon, Ariz. At Abilent> they visMr - ~nd Mrs. Bernar~ ~hnmm "lted with Mrs. Hysell 's cousin , AI - Zanesville, h•we been vtslting torney Roy L. Duke and at Tucson and Mrs. John Lyo~s and children j~~~~;!::••:es~l:of~Mr:·~t~b:~~·~v1is~it~e~d~M~'~'~·~M~•~nth:":t·~·~"=ro-- Mrs. GarnetDav1dscm and Romine and Mn. . I tber and sister in ~aw , :\f r. and Mrs. M1ldred Carson W. A. Jones ram ily. have ton had been in Cleveland Clinic observation. 1 Rail, 5011 ol. Mr. aud Rail, is a eurJ).eal pa. Ueat· at Hoizer Ho-pltal , Hr ..and Mn. Ro7 ~vir:lton 8t, and Mr .and Mra. Floyd Columbus have betn here lDI relative. and attended M.eics County Fair. rle Smith, Barbara Stout &od Mrs. Ed1ar Arnott ·e · ~ L - t . . ' liiiiii .. returoed Mn. ACase For GIANl, l • ,l t • '- " • • • ' -' ! I, t ' . ntlll e ,. I '' eet asser Tile Sentinel D~ybook ADOPT DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Ter han Meadows, are announcinJ the adoption of a daughter, Mary Ruth. Grandparents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. George SalJ.er, Middleport, and Mr . aDd Mra. Harry Pickens, Raclne1 and Mrr. J.osephine Pi.ckens, Ree(\lvme, is the maternal great grandMother. No Indication Made 'roward .. · Acceptio_g lnternatiooal P~ TO NAVY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. GeOt'ge Folmer Pomeroy Star Route received Saturday tbat their son, A2c Dortald R. Folmer wbo bu heen hoSpitalized in Presque Isle, Maine for the past two weeks wa.s tranllfo ferred to the Navy haapltal Ia Boston, Ma ~s. Folmer who spent two year11 In· Japan has been stationed ·at P.rea. que Isle, si nce his return i1;1 May. .,. .• .sao. - "' $8.95 LB-ERFELDS . ' rrJo... hi-bo...iti . "i agree to the proposed meeting .. requeoted by \h• com·' w~ 'l mJUee," NaBSOr said In a personal message to Australian . ' Sale '· sfill :I '~ POWER MOWER / 'LaWidll lt,ft!IO ·B TU ·' FLd<JRfU~4C:E SPECIAL! Used. only I monlluo, Goo4 ljl new! Powered with Briggs & $1'-n · Enllne. So(4 reg for $U.85 Sa1•-$l~f;95 Reg, SALE! $69.95 . Prl~:$iaus SPECIAL ON ALL PLASTIC SWI.~ &WAQING POOL$ A l~go oeleetlan of ~ 1 25% OFF Reg Price ' 70,000 BTU Cook and Fry ' AulomaUtt~lly ·1t~s PORTABLE, STI/RDY • SAW$3.95· .... ..... i • We Gol Monday by Juvenile Judge John Bile on. payment' Balance monthly. Charged 'ILP:IUi \ ·' Two In Custody A1:fi)&EETHESE COLOS$AL Conning Timo! BARG,AIN§ " Reduced Below Cost 38 Gallon Gu Aawna~Q: · 7QTS. $i .69 IIOT WATER KEAnRS ' Sale $69.95 9 1·2 GAL. $3.95 . .. At County J8il . ' For Court Action • St11ith and N lcbols worked t~getber and be~ confiDed together ·NancY Taylor, Graves, >UddteJames Faulkner, Mid· ' ' 1', kJ ' lRICYCLES • WA66Ns , .. .ARCHERY SETS 25%0FF · ·,' Guaronteid Whl-. Hou,o·:. faint .',I' ' EXPERT C 4·95~·' ,Gat. ·• ·• ' ALL WORK I . -lustre ' Cleaners . • • IN FRESH CLEANED, SHARPLY PRE$SED SUITS, TROUSERS, :SWEATERS, SKIRTS, ETC, MAKE YOUl. DEBUT QN' THE CAMPUS OR IN THE CLASSR OOM,-IN CLOTHE$ GIVEN . .., ··. ' THAT N,W LOOK BY .. • Ills lhnt le'n 111111 loldt .liP b!to smaU apaet."'fdul tor plenk or ; eomp..J trip. • W~)'l: INS .ARE MOV •' Garnet MOflre, 44 , of Mi<ldleport a mother of nve children is in · Meigs County Jail today awaiting traru;fer to Marynilte Reformatory,· to which she was Aentenced Two Court Suits Christmas WID ~n ,11~ lle"""Be Ready ~ IJOri•t Wti!~ , jlmall if<iwit ·. !!".' CHARCOAl GRILLS' IleUs Reg. lor "·" PICKENS' COLD PACK CANNERS FRY PANS . BEUER ' MfJdrer Of Five Draws Year Tenn At Marysville " BOY YOUR BIKE THE liNOLEUM RUGS .SALE! $5.95 ' Sunbettn:t ~uto"otic FLOOR FUitNACE 'Calise Of Convict BAtHROOM OUTFIT To Fl..Or $aJ.•U\iMQ Christmas and for gift-giving occa· sions. SAVE MONEY NOW! SJ;1e 3-Pll!XE ALLSTEEL 1-3 Off 0~·~ To.ys In Stock " 'Now is the Ume to buy "ror nOl<t ' I.arg~ FUn Oil HEATER $15.00cash - Two huge S<jrve-yot1;l;self counters full of toy~ lor boyll 'Mid. girl•~ of all ages. · ' . . '* . 1\ote imposed IKI conditiOQ!I on talks witll the committee, which includes not onlJ MenzieJ but represcnt•t.i¥el o( t~ United States, lran, Sweden and fi;thiopla. Officials in Cairo, however, said . . For Heatmg Comfort! .rol' $liE ' : The ei*bt.--Uoe l!lgyptlan,l • ' Only One In Stock at This • . .. DAYS! SALE....;. $129.50 OR ~.st ·. 1· '' . . .. ' ..' ,.Up ·a·:~~·" MORE WIIJI Automalie C2ntro1s G~aranleed 10 ~ears .•' Prlme Minlttar R. G. - PMmin. head of the fiV..,..Itf' Mt up by the 11 natlor~~ IUPPOf'tl"8 u. s. Secretary of stm ·John Foto t.r Dul.... pl•n for the future ef tta. Sut~ at .._. __... INI1eyc - · J:. ... in t'he Ohio Company's ~l'ti•­ BeginnliDg N. 44lf.l dcgTccs w. a Our' now-thru-Fall coatdrcss with lht tleek tiJimncu of a ~:~heath. Toal Todd tracea the BPJ•enling ' outline Wi1h 11tripu, a•.lds a framln• up-or-d~;~wn collar, ' . . ~~~~ _.pul:kel~ Cuhoma'• Suller Townpar, luetrous bleml of ~othm and chromspun acetate, creue-re!lstant and wubaLie, Srnokc! olive, r~d, tfX;ua, jet blue ()f tw-quoi~e. · w~ 24!0. tee'! . ' i '· Jll ONLY LEGAL .NOTICE 'l'he Bo-ard of Edueatioa of the Salisbury Local SC'I_lool Melgl County, Ohio, wHJ auction flle door of the Silver Riin .,----·. hotbe, on Saturday the bt September, 1956 at 10:00 o•<'iookA. M. , the folklwlng re-al tate sltuatl!. in the County Meigs, State of Oblo, of rods 12 H.tllul from ·an Elm tree 22 in, in d iamll"Lcr .on lh~ EMt ban-k ol Sbory's Run and on the- line oi JOOn and James Mauck in Lot 329, Town 1, Range 13, ih·cnce 8. 30 d~·g. W 12 rods 3 lin·ke bo ~ Elm Tree 22 .lnt"'he& in diameter; t,hence s. 67 deg . w. 16 rod! to a Suga'r &tump; tlhettce N. 71 dee. W. 7 ·r<xi!l 8 Lin ks· ·1!0- Jamea Mauck's IU1d J·ohn. Re~o\.d.s line; .tbehce ~. 43 d·eg. E. on sald line 8 rode 11 l'inks; t!hence N. 43 deg. E. 23 ooda 20 l'inks to Jame1 Mauck's N. W. corner; tltance S. t4 14 dq"., E:· 9 rods 22 Lin·k.,- to -tfhe place fll be~Unniq:, 1Y• ocre •ITLOflt or Jess. Said parcels Wilt be .sold to the tllghest bidder or bld ..·~a for cash, In ihall<d on day of sale. T~e rill~t IH res.cr~ t.o Jleject ~ny and an bids. By oL'dcr of !•he 8-o&M ·of Education of Sa·llsbury Local School Di~trict, Meigs Coonty, Ohio. Eldon WtW'ks, Clerk. (7)-30; f8)-tl, 13, 20, 27-6 ~c LONDON-UP- E&YI'IIall President Gama1 Abdel N . toda uncondiUonallY accepted t.he live-nation Snez CIIIIIIJl(t., invitation for talks on the future of the contested water· ., BLACK ROOF COATING I.Oundry • ............ .' ' .~ I ' ' " " "oJ j ' SALE ONLY $PO ••• u •• Olde Soml!i>r miened Navy meo. upload the bullet·ri !idl~ ~· of Mbert P, Mat!fn of Delta, Ohio, ll'oJJi a C-1\9 Flying Boxcar at Atsugi Naval AIf St.oUOJ!, Japan. Mattin Vflll one of tlle 16 man uew aboard a Navy patrol plane which was shqt down'off the coast-.t!fCOilllll.llllist China ,!'fii! waa lh• only body recovored. ... . _ . ___ (Internatjo~ ~dpboto) t . ' ... " �.-, THE 1888 BALL The Daily Sentinel o' llg14JtD I, OWIN I • M. .... eftrJ' CRISIS. Publlllted aftemOOI w:qt SuDdiJ by The Obln Valle:r Beatlael, lac., at 110 KecbanJe St., Pomeroy, 0. Buliin&&s ufhce pu•~ 381, "ah'es. ACI1ulrtd heart trou'blee. tlpeclally later In life, gsually at. tack the heart throuch ib emaller Yeasel1, particularly tboae'teedin~r tht~h6art muscle •taetf. When .tll~y beeom.• occluded tbey_pr9duca"coronary attack1." H~ai't dlftMU JOt aU lcindo toblc mon tbali IDO,OOq U. S. Uvea lut. year: the naUon'1 uumblr one killer. From 1921 to 1950 10100 heart dlteaee deerealioed, but 1eoronar,ener, dlu•ae in tbo TJ:, $. itt.from 2D.2ro of lOla! heart Blttert4 u atcoad 4'-lu• malt::.a, IUUer at \be PQ1t orttce a1 . ro......., o111o. NIUOJal 'Wftl'tlliDI repnMiltatl'M, Bothoelli-KJmball. IDe.. M!l ~011 Ave., New York Cttr, 11, !i Y Subac!:rlptiOQ nta: Delivel'J bJ elrrler whert available 30 cent• ter week: ODe JIU' Ia ad"aaee at Th Daily Senhaet office. SJ!J.OO; til: lft01lthA. $7 80; tlli-ee monthl, $3.80. By , motor route where anDablr. one mCDtll, ,1, By mtil oo.e )'ear S8; Ill. months, $-1 2:i; .,.,_d ilrt.t moa~ 11.16; oae m01lt4. h. 4Uro aeconbu Willet. ";~~'•.~t~L~I~f!.._. rl~ :.:: "Stow It- Don't Throw It" 'h R lllob I 1,00 lruot and -" lf'8P.II(ltJ . WI hope to ,... t?" ,1:ht race truk. 'rhne are not Batatoiranl you auction rtna": they lrt Kentuckllftl t.nd VirJinif.hl u\4 a lol IIlii!• Now York orowd thai p._ 110 IIIIIU!Ior tf&yo at ioln\on\ tart j,r b\l!aloa. 'l'ho kralo...., pouotul llod.fearlfl iltiol1 aeo~l-a-'1 qutotly and a'-1 ta aw. u lbo prloM 11 lllrh. ObvJ.oU.b' tilly tm that bor11 people an an OniJ. _ NoW thty kvl cleart41 away the pnllmtna17 boJ1 ud ll&vi · broupt on tht'ltir ot tht rn.aln evtD.t. tit ll a blf, dark ,..., brute >I a ~~~~ Ud j'OUP pi'll(l'am Ioiii )'OU that ht IO b7 Jtn>lrloft OUt of Deo4ora. To COion.tl N1111r, trytna to aan lhe luea tor ICIYPt. lbiH full rn.wa leu than noti'IJnr. To holW JeOPlt. they an ltarrel'inli In thtlr mll'ld'l eytl ti\IY conj\lrt up plCtUIWI of ClOWit\OM •taMra •,<;IC llnjlload'o and ll:raooo'o ..,.t ·~all ol Ulolr · - · - ...~~ , ........ ~ IIIOt :run lo llllr "aim btu~ of I( ' .,. - . . • J011 iliad -tly poll• ,,Ill ·~·~ ·~·· •_,-,..a' • i!IIM- rtli• .... . i -,jp, auc: ll"f *""' NO,OOII, "o.oOO ""' -..Willi. - ,...rool1 ,~~.~ ~ooo 'I'RD' '1'1111f ~. and IIIIOOt pool tilt lbo 014 " MWhore In l- otpt. t>ow11 Iii al""t.,.... ...~, Kn. and payllll llllt filii -~ )'011 romelllllor lllo dopa wu., ..um and ,a,.,., ""' t'o\11 1ft 1\01'00 at ~ l(uai'l Gardotl u lillllillolb Alwnl.. Whlllli7, • • • olio•• rollbic 1101 bl4 tlltt lopl b~ ,..,. lrtJo!l" I'Ntoil 8Ul'Ch 80IIhn coutalltiJ will! Inbel lj)od!lii atoal.., viliDnl you 11!11 mit "' t11t A . . - .,.......,.., ,...,. Ill ~II, llld ht, loo, kttpo ft04dlnl ldl bldo 1o an ..... lio1)4ti"O I, ' 'l'hl !'lA , ,~plfl, JIO\Y, &114 lr'oln lllo - • ban\.1 bol>llld illo auc!Woo Uoifri!i .._, t11o flU'-oll o1 ~ lllleo and toiUt, -~"""" · ~d hu • - - ud 114!.01: •O'f It hao JuiOtod do'"!l l'pl1 &lid lh.,. '" Cl!llY an !'«'aoloiioJ WIOJllmouo tiOP u thO . _ ~· llllll¥ lhollll&nd '"" u thO """"'" 10 ' "'IIWib' - - l"'qppo WNit lo pq oul ~000 lor lllnl '!"'~ ,.. ,....,. yol ool /ool • a n.oolroctro 4'111 ••'Jhl., 'T ..,.. IIIIIOIII,oll VIlli> MlWIIID'Ia olrUip 110114 .. a • ptok, e.a.st from J:nt!Jm H. llolmU, ~~~n orr WASHfNGTON UP • The coqt of l1vmg jumped to a new record high fur the second straight month In .July, the governmt•J!aannounced ~ today Thc nsc meul'l&Jba)' Iukes fangLnl from !Jlrt.>e 'fO nv~ cenb an hottr fm $250,000 auto, aircrnft 'and fa• m cqu1pment workers. The Labol' Dcpnrlmenl'~ Bureau of Labor St.ltLSILc reported that the consume1 pr Lee mdex 1 Me by seven.tenth s of one per cent ' bt tween June untl .July Thlr. hM11t.: f'd it to 11 'I Jll'l C!'RI Of llVerage 194-'7-49 prlct•s The bureau s:ud fond prire~ were Lbe lug!,!c ~ t t'tlctor ip t hf' overall In<' I f.'n st• hut thut pr1ce or ali other majol' claf!ses of good!i and serveic''!l ui!Jo ipcr'cnscd The Jn('rease means auto worl{· els' wu~~>N Will go up four (•ents nn lumr 111 lh(! lw].l lnnmg t.f Sepland national Union or Electrical Workand for another 315,000 electr1eal workers at General Molors Corp. The July coat of llvihg Increase was the !tame as the lump between May and June. They were the largest month-to-month infive cents an hour. The PDY of c(tJises smce early 19Gl du1i}lg these workers I! laed to the conthe f(orean War . ~umer pnce mt1t•x under cost-of. T~e mdex, wh!c'h has been risliv'lng escalator clauses in their mg sm~ tJ,ian:h, equalled the Aug wage contracts. ~~ ust, 1953; recortl_,level in May and James _A'jJJ.':e ,,president or the smce then bas gone to new record Eleqtr•cH~l~~·· salrl hill union 1s "~IlPPY W1th the wa)(e increase h1gbs. But Cllmm!!l!loner Ewai Clague brought by the higher index flgw eR But he added he is "disturbed of the Bureau of Labor Statistic~ nt this nl!w l'lsing trend of llvmg predicted the larg:e Increases of this summer have ended and that costs " "It Indicates that neither the th·e Lndex from now on will flucnational .adm.lniatl"ahon noT the tuale With smaller chang~ He employers nre exertlne themselv"~ sa1d the Aujust index may show sufhcil'ntly to prevent a spira\1- another "small incrf'ase" mg mf l qtlon,'' he ll&td Carey ct1t IJ!:GAi. ~OTlCE iclzed the Eisenhower admmistrallon fOI ''j:lowlng statemenls" D&LMAft HILLDORE, Prut ab illll sl.oi)Ie prwes at ttw Repub- Trailer Park, K--8 Fort Benjamlu hcan National Convent:on this Harrisoq., • Jnd}ana WILL~ FREDERICK IULLDORE, Jll , Wl'ek, and blamed the cleclncal 2211 Adams Street, NatrOna •ndlt!!lry for an "lnderensJble" p 1 1,. KE'~'ETH ~;oruos ot pri('t:' increases Heights, ennsy van . :w• 1'he mcr~oc in the l~d~ also HU.!..OORE, 140 Cal!ax Avenue, f x Springdale, Penfrlsylvania, LOl'tmr ans u uur.cent hourly pay ENA GRALL ·Rural Route No 1, lwast Co~ ~:S.OOO AFL-CU~ Ia.ter- Port Depo!llf, Maryland , Al.J.CE t>~~~ Westm~house Electn:_Co1p] HARDESTY, 608 6th Aven:ue, lh11t tht• wugf'§ or MIDQLE:PO~'J: - •· • • lht• fool. • ., SptclaJ • prottir lht olr l•nltor ~~""y ' to Ce1rtral Preis AIMocl a tlo~& ' . • ., ' . DoteMe depart· PENTI\OON WOiutlf.:D- TiHl 1 ' ... e ADO ~C»f4TASS&N-The National P'armc11' Ulllon MW "iL .aharp d1Utl'9ftof 11) ...\tltut.le'' tov.artl the tarm problem In Har(l:tl E. Stauen'a mofe.~to W,aylay Vice Prtlident Rh:hurd Nlxon'a cl\lilpalg-n tor the re•nolnli'tatton. The NI'U, ' ~lcl l'l&l bt-en htgtl.ly orltlca1 of both Agriculture leenta~ lllra 'i'~ Ben1on and the aq_mlnlatratlon, say1 the "sharp (jtftt~e·• la tn4f~at.cl by Robert J. Donovan'• dlacloaurea in h 19 book. .BfleM"b..-rllt lllalJd Story. Donoyan h&d btfln gl\'en '0. frame I ' 1 bath, hot abo heat, "e~l-bas& ment. $5!1.00 ~er mont)l. ' BOX 229 " PHONE 108-Y 8 25 lite! 1 dr. ., 8·110 ~P<>tllghl Playboutf , ' g,oo. $114,000 Qutllioa -- TopV8 , Bla_l!tt- ., 8 8te Do wva. · Has 1ni' Sllow - ' ·• ' _.,.t Wb.tta Houae tHee tn complltnr' material tor hl!l n.vo JIJiln Daly ti:3S Wlll'ller Broo. Pre.s..ll ?:30 WJ".'I &or~ u<fo 'Ill _D ay ~- Publication by Motor Carrier , ,1 ~r ' I ' • r· '"'~' ' ,. . . SUNRISE • tone ti'ftQ. HJdra· drive $1,095.00: BJaettPomeroy, Ohlo. 8 24 ~te ,FORD Custom 8 -~~~~$t.OM.oo. Obto- 1~~ 4 dr. ' "" ~IN ' ' I. and BETWI.EN ' \ « -' PAGEVI LLE- H-ARRISQNVI L~E SUNSET r ' ,( ·.f!'AtteN• 1 • · ' ,~b,j(i-'t.t- DYESVIL LE- CARPENTER TO ;;' 'r , • • THE DAILY $ENT1NEL NOW HAS 9.-9 0 Q. . u,iiQ; ~frir/!nlh, ,ftON.. gas \ J'l, Su111mer Orl&iooll' ' ' '' f:30 Ill! P<oilt Cav. Theti!Or 'i#> :a,y:ot.~iilio_l... 10 011 ' . be 1.s the ' In MIDDI.WPORT, OHIO I 1:18 s,oo ~D.Ynir' of an undivided one tf.tr- !i:lr !' l~· ' . , sQIVJNG ~Ji\S IN ·a ltd AROlTND . ' ' .. 'SYRACUSE ~'MINERSVIlLE- Rpt\CINE .:..u•r.AlT FALLS-LONG BOri~M ;~~~,QSVIL'I,.E- TUPP ERS PLAIN!:: ALFRED-DARWIN I ~o'.!.h••••• • a,,t, ' ltt~. .·Deliv.ered Ott The ,\CCIDINI' Lifo, cal¥altf o~d llildo 6136-M , 8.05 .- Real Estote Broker "YOU.Il TUiiDAY IQ:OO FPm 111'/tlley uo Fom!Diile TOueh • 2:00 Alt•ri!Oon FWm Fe'i!tfll 4:00 ·PIDyhbuali e,oo MlelteyGun Mouse \ • ') month. $ee Mrs. Howarq~ ~cil, BOO W, Main St., evening!!. r 6,bo ( 8-27-llte 5 Ro"'o...M_S_a..,nd balh '10 CQie St.; for small relloblef6mlly, $35 per 11 :00 Nom • ' j ,'l circulating fqrn~e. floQ:Ort s~. Phone 4'75-1 10:30 Pre.ss Conferenee . ' • (Grav.el ·o\lilll~TH' lo<,ted 10,211 W•atbermtn .'1\,e }~ -· Hill) Middleport, Ohio. Phone 6363.M St, Mason 10:18 . SJ'OIV P.,.ae 11:00 , or 'W41nt Ad YJlli' Representativil. - They Get Results- 8-2B·7!p BUicK , SPO<Ial Sedan; DyJIA{Io... , " owner. >f1,195.00, ,QIIlo. " Y-·"'Wile' You TriiBI 10:00 y..,. Eooo llepodcir 9'31!_ :u ~i1play , " "• ==~~-­ HQUSE FOR RENT - 5 rooms bath, 5al ~ Russell St !IOunee, Let Stintihel• I $35 00 per month. Contact William Hotue. 8-)ll'Ste ,, I Flro. Aut_.,...n,. l;loallb l' -.. Ya,u hove ,lqrn'ijllliiti--JI Tii Sell, Troode INSURANCE , AGBNCY , kitchen, anif sitting room. Utilf· ' ties pnid., 104'.1 East M:~tn St ""me IIIK;If here this ever&lttg. I· (. ~---M8-6tp 7::!=T::fo!:0E::N:.:T;-,..be"1dC'coo-,-in, 3 ROOM "P.AJ< Sudra Simpon re(u,..._ ora Carter, RODNEY' J)OWNJNG 5 ROOM FURN,ISHED apirtment, newly der.oraied; 3 rooqr apart~ ment. Phone· '7·M I Ruth off of the West end of said quarter secllan. Also excepting a lot out of the Northwest corner of said land and now owned by Watson and Phillips on the- W,pst by land of Amos G Rsrdon, oft the South by land of Cowderf and Fu~lds and on the East by the pubhc road, contam• mg 40 acres, more or less. There 18 a right of way reserved along the SOuth !Ude of said Jot by Cowdery from the pub- 800 The Millio'naire lic road to thts Jot This deed is for land 80id to ho I've Got A Secret J w Jft!'n•oo flly the heir!! or 9·00 20tli Cent6fy FOx' Hour Thomas bum as recllrded m Deed Book Volume 96 at Pages 10, 11, 10 00 Yoor Esao RepOI\ter 12, _and No 10'7 at :Page 42 of 10:15 St>orb Parade Meigs County, Ohio, PARCEL NO. 4, > and that t\J,e namos and addresses of the detondants . ~ all the unknown heirs: de'Yb~s. l~aat~es, exeeutors, 1admh'llstrator!, -ind u· •Ill•~ 6f M•TY ~~~' Worner, dtci.r;td, are unkno.wn anti canftot, wttb. reasonabJe diiiKep.te. be a.. cerlllned, will take notlce that "'~odore Hilldor• filed his petl·~~r' In the· Common Pleas Court Of· Mei'g.!l County. Ohio, Case No. (1·13) lnterest Jn the foJ. tbWlpg dtscrlbed real estate: <-'PARCI!:L 'NO. 1: ,F'SltuaUt In the Township of 0Ji\'e1 County of Mela;r, and Stat.. 'ol Qhl'o, anrl...Jlounded a.nd deseribtd 11 folloW11, to-wit BerJnnlnJ at the Northwest eore~r of lend owned by William PhlUiP.- and formerly &wned by Jeule B. M.vrocJe in Stt.tlon No. 12, Town No 4, and Ran,e No 11 nd ruitalnc Sot1th 98 rod•: tbe-D(:~ Edt 28 l -3 rOdll'; thence North 96 fOci$ alone Albert Schultz's line. ·thehce West 28 1-3 roda , to the ~li<c of b•tilnnina, containing 17 111.1'1-ts, more or leu. • A right of way bW,nnLnc at the SbuthWt>lt ('Orner of said land and ru_nntng West to an ebn tree arid the toWnship ni•d 40. foet, ll'\Ore "';;~~Land 20 f..l wide. .. NO. 2: of tho 4-rOQm frame wttb Rent . noe..,ley partiea to tblo aettoll 12;4154, ·alle&ine that ~ ' b.eh and fCI to K.,.t lljjd Will PKone 8195 I ~::;;;::;;:;;;;;:;:;;;:::::;,;;PJ:5ei~£: IJ · bonle w1th 3 bedrf)Oms and 'b.titb and 5 closets upstairll: liv mg rooQJ Wiili Colonl~l lirepla_ee, dlnln¥ room, kitchen; breakfast nook, 4en. l with clo•et •i>~ aeml,h'\t)l dOI\:IIBtairo. a... It ·forced air heati~· Full basement. •.Ex~~len,b· located • Call ,tor DP.~lntll)ent. ~ ' WIDK.ESVR.I;E - 2-story, lO.room of the tate 'h mite on Hartl· LUCY MARIE COOK,' 3\0 Frank· lin Strt'et. P~rlc~nburg. West VIr~ Jinla: FRANCES FOGLESONG, 103 Lubeck Avenue, Parkersburg West Vlndnia; WIT.LIAM C. HOLTZ, 39W '9th Avenue, Park· ersburg, Weit VIrginia: an'd FRANKLIN HOLTZ, 2100 18th Avenue, llarkenburg, West Virginia; who r •re non-residents Of the State of OhiO, And who are Senolor to Do llttt~ During Compoian l h. ,mtnt Is very much eoncarned over Ha laggmg national l"Wfl'Ve procram. • Ont top .:O.ttn&e department otflcl9tl wtio.handle!l ma.npowor prob· 1tml llid lhat lt oondltlons conltnu& Ilk& the pteaent, the ,Pentagon probabl)' wut aak CQ,_q&resa to draft. men tor the progra.rh. Under the national reserve program authorized by <;ongress in l930 11 & COJDPfOmlae to} untveraal mmtary tra1ning, youths s1 ga tor lbt monthl' tratniftr wt1en they reach 111~ or 18 yeara ot agt!, They are t......:emd t:o the reserve• for alx. to tight yeat'a. Whl1t ~ department had expected to Nteelvt 100,000 men thn• lnl' tht alit ~r'1 operation, of'flda.b revealed that tes1 than hall thl1 nwnb&~ ~ )rounr men ha.ve actually signed up. &cctll 2-jtory Mi4dlep0rl. 111\ftdaf Jltl. lljlt hff on-. - · Jllaymo llailo• M. C. HOBARlf· rea . . N8T0I I , Whtreaa UtUe more thtm a. year aro, the Wl!!consll\ senntor was • poUtical poww to be reckoned With, his Jnttuencl) at the GOP ~nveauon 1n 8an Franctaco was ntl. McCarthy _wt.1n't even present in lh4l hl!ly city r1.1 Pr<'~ldmt: Elaenbower wo'b. nomination rot• a. second term by acclamation. He !SPent a muo nottced w•ek In Wa11hlngton a.t B6thesda Naval hospital t'or treatment ot an. aillnF knee Rnd at Ids home watchtn1 the eonvenUon Ol\ TV. McCarthy 11 ex))Met.<l to fill a completely n11nor role in lhia )'ear'l nauonat l!tmpalgnlnr. Particularly 1lgnltlcant It the faet that the Re· publican• hnv• apparently decided to Ignore the ''Jottnt.u toward Communlam' 1 'oharns used In the past tgatn•t the Democral!i. Thi!J was McCal'thy'a major iuue and without It, he w:ll undoubt&dly a\t on the aldeltnes tl1ia tali. ~k. G-room frame 'T" garage. $4500.00. _ l'i'oo. lli>'l' Cost Of Living At New High According To Receni Reports WiiiCODJII\. p,ooo to ••a.006 from bidden " • • o~s •la•s• ' ' If ·YOU want to bll!TQW money on your property. In Middleport or Pomeroy, SEE ME. home 1Wit)l. bl:tb, <Cia 1~~~hl:;.ll b,eat.. Venetian blltids . ... -~ 1o~ ;With e.xet:~llenf' ga!'den, and FOR. 'sAIJi: TOMATOES RENTAL - W blut, allndlftJ prin ,lnr, ll betnc bitterly •• a cholct~ ml•rable e1ave marte ot lGO have bull 11U1nr hor1t1 at a~~uo.!' I'Kit yet tumect two, an.d an. or 40 b"n pUled th11urh the Mr - w~ MIDDLEPORT $30()0,01) A8HINOTON-ll:aatty the mo.'lt conspicuous 1\blentee from the politic&! convention• wna Senator Joseph R 1'McCo.rlhy tRl, :vwr wllllo .... • l'leirJ ~00 tne lqllow. fra.me MUse with gooQ metal roof, pla.st-er walls, 5 fireplaces hot and cola . water to two sin)ss McCci~hy ol '56 Man Who _ Waon'l Thor• ( JO\'Ob', ,.....,It old • ~ Kraft 'l;li<ati't '$1o jji_Y.,.. IJ!e Menuc Parkersburg, We•l VIr•' ginla, MILDRED HURST, ltall . Street, Parkersburg, Wes~ Vlrglnja ~Jotbol'Oyou • Dr. lft~aon • ~ C!OUf:tl • 8-24-ll!•· SEE ME. Cutltltir filllt• an,eer, . hydr.omatlc, NeWs Caravln Susie LEGAL NOTICE 'imJ3. g palO· enellent eondltip~ $995.(10 Call Jim Brien, -4.02 Or 14)~, Pomeroy. If you want to sell your property In Middleport, Bids will -be- l.ct~ted bY the: Village Clerk uftUI 1 R· m. OIJ Parkersburg, West Vlr&inl•: VIR· GINTA McDONALD, 1311 Camden SMIATOOA - ~ST~A-;TJ ;op-N-:-W-~-G-0::-N, ', 11,15 G~ J'lll!!i <if CMlUO F<lmp llltrtpe I • li.oo TO!IIrbt ; ._ II ,10 farm equlpltlent P n r! 311'C'l'llfl workers will tiSl' from th l ('l' lo boiiHr 11:00 u,M and SljARE D&UM lpr Mrt. WI! !lam. Iblt, Mtd illlltte a.tu• of Mrs Ihle'.1 brDUterl' IOJ!IH 111m-, and fl!llllly lji JUHtl JLurial wa• ln. Mt-. Htl'mia cemetery end pall bqreq w,etl llon~ld Wld!llam, lamfl 11!111 enour. Ivan Well, Henrr ~ AD'/ ,penon ioterated may file Cbarlea Frank ,.Dd. J>ov'W wrttt.en exeepttona to aald AeWickham. eo~m.. or any Item thereof, fave day• prl(Jr to hearinJ, and at Comiftl from that thae further time may be at. the servlce lowed · for CIUJl' to tile Juth ex- ham, Rockford, ception•. ' • ham. Rlehmond, loh'n C. Baeon East sr,;~n~~~~~!=~ Probate Jud(e Mr. and fd;rs Don11ld 8 28 lte Toronto. '• sale. CaU Spruc:e 35748, Clifton. ' 8-2a.8tp ' S.pfember 10,' 19!11!'fQt e:ao Il)o: ;&w II'~•·· !I&W 10:00 Presil ~··· 10:39 ........ x.;...,,~' t•mbf'r / lf'~UMI!ET / r·lfi. f e$1/ fS ~up t~- price ... ..,-o~d ~ . HOUAE· 4 ROOM wlih bath,: f~r­ tuee, sink, running hot al;ld cold water. I-o.cated 1. ,m"e east or 338. ~ Cqutact OQI\ald Manuel, -t Rachie, Ohl'o. · 8-28-&tp . • • ' FUDinl Jel"rieft for James Wl<Wm ..,.,. held Monday, Aug uat 20 at tbe Mt. Hel'ltlaa • UB ehoreh wjth file .... WelleT Thoma off'J<lallng. Spf<lal mUJio .... f ...niobfel by lbrilya Seott. pillnllt Ind. Jame1 BaU.,_ who sant, In The Garden oncl Crout., Jordon. ~~· / rJ,o, HJIJed eVeJ')lyear ~)' t;trs striki~ LJke charity, public sparit ltegins objeeta thrown oti the road by privately, In th1s en~ at begins in Jitterbugs, or swerving to avoid yo~r own car. h there a iitte, bag them. taped to your dashboard or hangWe menlion the matter at thls ina; on a 'window lirt" tia:_':l.ln view or the npproarh of La .......~ Day and as a part of our ron!latent etrort to keep ras many p. " .p011ible of our readers from 1•1· tina: hurt, , or even dem1sed. So _ g~;eat. In fact, I~ this trash-strewing CARDIFF, Wales Joe F_.r!lkine, problem at thas particular time. 191~ Cardltt· outpomted Johnny there Ia talk or chana:tna the name Willi' ' to "LaUer Dav". Where the "labor" ams, 198% • Rugby, 1~, Bnto . ea I , an cleanlnR up arter the ish heavyweight chompJOn!thlp c m n 1s . Nl.'W YORK Jerry Luedee, event, u lob llu1t w11l cOAt some- 16!H1 Newhaven conn stopped whPre betwP.en fwe and seven Provlzzl, 160. Broukiyn, 8. million doUars along our primary TYLER, Tex Roy Harris 182, state highways alone! Texas . outpointed O!icur Pharo, 1f Labor Day were merely a J95, Birmingham Ala 10. "day", It couldn't be nearly so bad But hetng a week-end, .•nd a long one at th~tt. the taak of policlng up NEW ARRIVAL after the mLllio'\s of litterbugs who Dr and Mrs John Km:hcr, Marhave spent three days bually strew. Lon, Induma, arc announcL ng the lnj~ papen, bolt1ee, tans, cartons, birth or a daughter nn August 23 on1! picnic remnants over hund· reds of !QUare miles of beaches, Grandparenb arl:! Mrs Rodney parb 11nd playgroun~R as well as DOWfllna, Middleport, John Kircher, Columbus, and Mr and 4ttrf, on the hl~hwnv s and city streeh David Ervln, Ohnslcad Falls Mr is pretty discoura.cing And the toand Mr.li Harley Bov1e Galhpolis tal ro!lt Is beyond estimatLn.lt' • ."lre great grandpa1cnt11 Mrs DownBut there Is a chance. thank Nto the heroic eHorts of Keep America ing HI in Manon to ass1st Ln the Beautiful, Inc, backed bv busmess rare or ht'r grandchil d• en. Kathie John Dav1d whlle then· mother and mdu11try and more lhnn forty and was In the hospital. ltadtn.- clvlc and servLee organlu- .. 6.415 7:00 ?:30 8'00 9:00 tat in our d.Jet, •bellty. ~~la!flite or, later,.,"S"ncla,- Jn the horse and buggy day11, tlons .of the nation, that this year's O,rlng trash • especially wind·bome Labor Day safart could leave Ame· newspapers were a frequent cause rica just a little ne11ter The ansof runaway•. , Qutint as It aounds, wer is in the hands or the holiday yo11'd think such aeeidents were ' travellers themselves If enough tJ1ing of the past, but the,.·re DD11 of them will heed ttJe pl~a or KAB Todays, tM.Sh on the hlghw~y.,.s LQ carry litterbugs in their carg and kills l'lnd !'J'lalJVa mqre people tbatl "sb.;w it - don't throw it", travel t!Yer bMore. 'f'h~ Western Jnlufa- might araln be a pleasure WP nee Information fSei'Yite trepOM,e mlJht, to com a phrase, i:le able to from '1!10 to 1,000 deaths and near- see the woods m~lt>ad of the deb ly loO,ooo sertou8 tq.Jurie11 -.re of :189'.. """' beeu mountJnr itl'ftloffeNd, of aur burner Sunray Bottled Gy stove: 2 f~el~r'"· IU\on, 229, Adah'li Gr . ' .. Mr. ond Mr.. llobert ;IIIIe, 'i'"t, w.en caUed . . . ·OJer the ..._ end by the Wrima ol! bh mothe • Held Monday / I HOUSE TIIAlLf!ll. 27fto: One •· 7:()0.-- Today 9:00 Coffee TJme 10·00 Home 11.00 'ne TIC Dou&h u ·30 It Co11l~ :(5e You 12 00 n.. ...- . ro--.... tp School : .,.,aw--:"1" .......,.. 12 30 Cuhetrt · 1 1:30 'I'~nnes~ee. El:nte 2.00 Matinef! Tbettre S100 queen J'or A Day 3.4ti Mbdern ROMances ~ . 00 COflleily .'rlnio 4·30 My L~(le ' M'tr«l• s 5,00 Aunt :ru• hO!J 5:30 IID~ong \ Clllldy \ 6:00 Newa , 6·15 SpOr!J Bye· 6·25 Ler Paul Muy Ford 6·30 Eddie 'Fiober ' CALLID IV ILLNISJ James Wickham Funeral R-ites WIDNESDAY I!I·M Sian oa lctever~r•l•odama,.thlheart. • editorial of!lee phor.e tll'l. . .. r WSAz ":" The heart is the 'bod7'• &'f'l&t snunp. It lt auptrblr'!tted for ttl Iifetune work, •nd a tn~t deal of ttreu or bocUiy c.hanp 11 rtquir•d 11 1 top it. _ 1 Conlf'nlt&l-"bom .-ith"-att.. m•ntl of the heart may in~rlflre with lts own circulation. Rheum at- .~iY VIOLATION IIYNOLD I. GltE INI IDITOit • TELEYI :~~S. UfZ. ·C.4NAL ftYOTD TO IIITUtlln 01' MIIGI--ION ...... • -, • " , •• ' ', .t -Tbe Sentlne~ I'Ome!'(ly.lllddleport, 0, Aug. 28, 1950 .. .,,~•Jl' CHES1'~~,/~H~~HIRE ..;l;EADIN(; CREEK-~OBSON-BRADBURY RU'rLAND.: ,D,_~TER- D!YESYIL LE- CARPENTER- PAGEVIlLE HAR~ISON\'I!,.~E -·PO IWIT ROCK- BASH~N- EA~Lf RIDGE--FORESt ~NG STA R- WOLF PEN - ti.IFTON- W. HARTFORD AND •NEW HAVEN. '' ~ '-'f';::l\ ~ ~ • ' ' l .. ' t!JJtOUGHOUT 111~ . A..£1\ , '\' ~ •1 L "i.~.·'tl ..;l �•• . . ' • Hawthorne Is Shifted To B'ackfield In PHS~;. ' S~O Co-Champions Show Promise .~ ptG!lBtcr at 140 poundn hall' also had some expe1·ionce~o anci coulrl till on e of the jobs. Two Sophomores, Vern Harr!Jion at 142 puundll, Hnd Kenny Leflle at 1~2 pounds have been lmpreHSive while Freshmen Nick CoateJ at 144 pounds and Hill Pl!rslngcr at J3!5 pounds indicate that they arc com err. In the lint Clio haa hi~ veterana pla,-lnt at all t:totltlons. Mlhon Lambert, llch Barnhart and Ted B~~~ wtll all be Jn there ~ome ancf. of coune Hawthorn. In th• liM on ct. promlatt te ~Noone SEE THEM NOW THE NJ!W 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSONS ON DISPLAY SEPT. 1 BUNCE IIAfti.EY· DAVIDSON lout• 7 At Ath St, Mloldl•-•· Ohio Remodellnl' Tbal Kllchen1 SEE US fOR A FREE ESTIMATE! ON Custom-Made Milwauke~ omores, Jerry Welker and BU1 Glbh~; Will be on hand to back them up. Wl' ikcr wcigha 14!5 lba and Gibbs weighs 155. Tha Pomeroy mentor probably wiQ UN Lambert and Hawthorne •• his llnaba4:kera thl1 y•ar on deo ftnla, and the Panthtr duo should 1lvt th• loula the !Mar lineback• ing tha J.a,ua ha1 Netn In IIV· eral years. Actually Clio ha1 IncH· ca.ttd that his defsnM uuld liMup wltft bl1 Barnhart as th• mid· die man with Barnltr and DaYII Ill th• 1ac:kiH, and LamiMrt aNI H11wthorne 11 the llhabacktrt. That Would probably 1aave Bntle at one end with Werry, Wilder· muth or Jahn~~on at th• ather. To give YDU some ld•a of the 1tuo .of lhlt flnt th• mlddl• five man woul<l average 20U pounds plus and •th• entlr• defen.t.,. 11 ~ would evarag1 at l•aat 196 P9Und, Ptr mal\. That', 1 lot of beef and Clio has lndlu..d that he to 1galn ha..a on~ of tht bHt d• fan111 In the lea1 ue ttt'l Ytar Lambert and HawthPrnc w;~ elected 81!1 co-captain.. ~ for the comln* yeur by the entire team lnsl Friday. -..:... hope, __ _ Racine Braves Capture L~ttle League Pennant ·~he ll.I!Cine l:lraves wound up thmr !Wnson .fo~riday night with 8 2!-~ win nver th(' Do<'l.lers In th!! Mru:s Little Lcauue as the Jkavc~ easily won the championship with a record of 14 wins and only one loss. In othm· .~:nmes Friday nl,w:ht theo nertlc~.:s 'took a 3-2 'decision from th(' Indians. who finished in sec:nnd plac e, whil~ the Pir11tcs won t~n B·4 clceidnn fa·orn the Yankees Thus the Me.iga Llttl~ r.e~aue rlnst•d 11 succ·essful I!CAScm In theill_l rst sumnwr's play, und ail Jndlca~~~~~H'rl art! lhnl lht) tcilgut> will be In for higijor and beUcr thing 11 to ('Uill o in 1067, Back pf lhe Braves nnd Indiana in the race came thP Jledlcgs. Pirates, Yankoes and Dod· i,en In thRt Ol'der. P:lnal st.nillnp taam Won Lost Por 14 1 .933 1 18r11v11 , lndlant 11 4 ,733 Rf'clltg1 I 7 .533 -~ 1 I .200 Yanlc:llas 3 ·~ Dodger-. 2 t3 .m I""''* You too, can join lhe l::~,o~t~;·~~ur satio!led many VALLEY = $299.00 BAKER i .,j. ' Chester 'YS DnboWJky 1-1 'and Brosnaa 3·7. New York at ClncinaU. ·nliehtAnt.onelll 13-12 " GraSs ·Z-D or Nuxhall 9-8. Pittsbureh at Milwaukee, niaht -Watel'l 2-2 or Spahn' 1M~- MuD.J:er 34 VI . PhiJadelphia at St. Lot,lis, {light -Simmt~na i0-8 vs Scbmtdt 8-8. WMne~tG.Irnn .New York at Cineinlllti, Digbt Pittsburgh at MUwaukee, oicht Btooll:lyn at Cbi~ago . Philadelphia at St. Louia, nigh~ AMUICAN LIAOUB . W. L. 1 Pet. GB N'.'W YJrk -- . . 80 46 Cleveland _____ '71 51 ChicagO' ---- - - 0'1 M Boston - ----- ~ .8311 .582 'l .1M to~ 67 56 .3U Uh Detroit --- -- ~- 60 84 .484 19 . .&9. Dat ~­ 8~p . •o.~r1.1ler..,;:~·.• ~- n n Cl! .--- Veterans Being Hard Pressed As New Material Makes Bids • Wahama High School'• Falcons are goine intO ,., football .sea~on wl.th mwe ;~:or}•; need depth than tbe'y've a~veral yean . The Falcona, Who have been bard at work si nce A.ua:ust 111, w!U be able to field experienced men at every position this ·fall accordinl to the roster o! th1rty-Lhree 'boya who are workipg undflr C•h Ralph Sayre and Maiatant Coaeh Don McKt!m:ie, . In addHion to. expcrleDce, tt-e: Falcona will be biesaed 'With· lize. Aa to prospecta for the ae~CMJ Sayre won't commit htmr:eiJt'iU'f ~tarting nod theM . 'the tHid.ea w,Ul probably be handled by ielfft}' Taylor, 178. John Tay~qrl' 174, and Bill Oblinger, %01. ,aat Jlng ' for guarQI posh are Ch.arlewRousb, 1'10; Jlmm:r We· aver, 150; Bill Wtaver, Uli2; and George CunnlnKham, 165Sayre ,ba1 commented that the spirit of hla club iJ good and the boy1 have been working hard in preppl.aa lor the comina aeaaon. Sayre also announced that the equlqment for tb,e Junior High rootba!l proaram h1s arrived and that ~~lc Cap,hart would atlrt wttii )Iii "barge& ~fter school farther than to con1e up, "!lth ~ ollrl& ,.,, week . UJua1 quip at thi& point in · dfe ae1uon, "We're golns to have aome fun." Four of the Falcon veteran~ J)Jief' thts week begen pracuce ronoWI_ aa two weeb, of el!e~w.ont wit~ the. army ~ -l'lti;o ..e J'oha Taylor, Kenny 'I'Qior. · ~tiet Roueb, and Georae He•a~~~ will bave to wqrk hard' l .';~~ opener with R.avenawood· ~ ~ ember ·?. That opener will be ~Ia)o• ed at Bachtel Fteld. ·' ·" Durlna the past few daya, the Falcona have been hard at work on blockins an~ tacldlns an~ have not had areal scrlmmare yet. Sayre has been coachlna the lundamentaiH and trylna to aet , a Uno on his personnel. The Falcon backfield I• almost set with Senior Bob Ollver, 168, handlln1 the quarterback 1lot; Junior Roscoe Sprou1e, 189. wort· ing at rlaht hall; Olclde Youna, 182, ruoninJ bard at fullback; and Geora:e Heaton, 142 't\l'ortlna left half. · or to\lnfl 1 •nythlna can bappta at p11ior to the openina kh:koff of that a&uon. Qplllel' and fcUowi like LerO)' Porlint, !ttl po~nd ton hallbl<k and quarlerbook; 1112 Pat Hennessy To Be Coach l¥f,ryland .,; P;~~11nt-y ion: of .Mrs. Thorn. •""-'"~"' Sr. hu co'mpleted his eoUI(e 'work at the 1W. Va. Wealey. au Collep with a dearH In Bleh· elor Slcence, majorlna in phyalcal educaJion aq~ -~be aoclal aclencca. Mr. Hean¥.f)' will leave tor Bell· Alrt,.,Md. next week where be ha1 been hired N . DOacb and physical education ti!1e1Mr Ia tbe North Hart'ord conaolida,_ci hiJb acbool. ·.' t~ord may be lblfttd to center later dep'eadlna 'on bow tblna:s work out 1.,\ that po.ltton, At pr.. licnt Roblrt Roulb, 1M, and Raymond Cundltr, 193 pound Frtsb. man, are battlinJ h out tor the ..' •., ,I PAY LESS GET' MORE SPECIAL.·$ALE .. BUY YO.UR poun~ fullbatlt Marvin flouah; and JM pound halfback Kenny Greene are preulraa the 'v8taran~ tor •tart· ing poaltlona In the backfleld, The FalcOiHI Will btl able to field a couple. ,tfJ'JfY;Iaers at the enda In Jerry Arnolil and· Joe Ford, Arn. old ia 8-3 'ud welJba 2H whlle Ford\ Ia M .nd Upa tbe ~tales lt 188. Othe~ 'b4ttHn1 for end pOtt arc Howard Mc»aniel and Ltrty Hesson, . NANCY Mu. Henneuy and b1by will remain: in Bucbana~n, W. Va. •• '56 ROCKET ' OLDSMOBILE WHERE YOU GET A ' , BmER DEAL karr & Van Zandt I ".,. r---"1'""'7""---,~~·· POMEROY. SAMI HIGH QuALITY ' , . N.O CHANGE IN THI. FOIIMUV< ·' ' THI PAINTH'S ClfOICt : . This fine quail" houl, palftt W .• .. $150.oo ROOMS Of New Furniture ~ FOB • I .. l . 72 48 1 .590 3 12 03 . · .018 " 63 01 .DOS 12~ D'i' M .411 l'i' 7-4: and Drysdale 3-3 Kitchen Cabinets MODERATELY PRICED! "'ii .; • Brooklyn IS, Milwaukee 30nly g•me scheduled · TVftdey"t Probable Pftc""rt Brooklyn at Cbie.ago 2. Mqilie • Balli To Spe<lllcotlono By Howord Stewart ~ • Chicago -- ---- 48 73 .402 21~ Monder'11 l(..ult , Wljh LaoUng Quollty t ~ ..... !' . mttabuuh -·- . . 53 72 -424 1 21 New York -- - -· 50 71 413 2t At the guards Rlch Barnhart tenter candidates. while two Soph- : . W. L Pet. GB -- - 75 d .fllO Broolclyn __ . -Cincinnati ---St. Louil -- --Philadelphia __ bas looked great in practice, and shoukl be In for his hest year. Rich is the biggest boy on the team at 227 pounds, but certainly has plenty of speed !or hls size. Sophomore Gary Damitz, who weJ.:ha 185 pounds, L'l sc:npping with Sophomore Phil Werry, who tiPs the j)eam ;at 17!5 pounds, for the other guard slot . 150 pound Sophomo:r:e Gary Freeman should abo sec plenty of action. Beegle and Werry lead the • • I~ UNITJID P . . SS , NATlDNAL LEAGU• •• h.. old t-.:ld• 1pot, and could e..llr tum Dl#t to M tht top lint tnllb • In th• circuit. C'ilo's three top ends are Beea:le Larry Wildernlllth and S. T . John. son. Be·egle is a Senior and weighs 166 pounds. Wllderfllutb also is a Senior at 1M pounds, while Jotm· Is a Junior, and Is out for team for the first time. He ~w•olgt~ 160 pounds. Both Jobnson and Wildermuth are over 6' tall. Back of this tnp trio is Junior Danny Struble at 140 pounds. Senior BiU Woodard at 15'7 pound amJ. Freshman Chuck Riffle at 135 pounds. Cilo has plenty of beef at his tackle slots even with Hawthorne Ucketed for an offensive iob in · the backfield. Lambert of coune lea45 the way at 198 pound.&, while Senior Jerry Davis, who has had some experience, now weighs 206 pounds . OUter hopefuls are Junior Jerry Fields at 105 pounds an . rlJunior Jim Wolfe, w~o alsu Weigh~ 165 pounds. other "' Major~e ByAiaaMIMr .. . •• ,- IY PAUL M. CLIFFORD ., th• top IIMmen In the IJNVUe Tt.e SEO co-c:hampion: Pomeroy this fall as be will likely ·be back PometDy should hav• a big, fast line, but th• 1011 of all of th• rqulart tft last your's cham. plon~hlp badcfl•ld · · has oe:ro'tated quite a probl...,, To m•at thb emergency cno h•s mov.d bit 2" pound. Junior HawthorM to a fullback tpot, Hawthorne I• 6'3" ttll and l1 OM of lht fastett m•n on th t.am, and he 11 In tCIIp ~endltlon. So, offentlve-ly, Junior'• achptlon to . the new _ position 4:uuld be lht kel' to th• Panther's chan4:" thl1 season. __ __ .. ___ _ The rest of the backfield positions .l!leem to be wide open. At quarterback C1lo has Senior Don Smith and Sophomore . Paul Folmer figbtlng for the starting job. Smith weighs 14!S pounds, and won hi• letter at the signa l callJog 11lot lut year . Folmer weighs only 14~ pounds, but is 6' I'' tall , and has the Ideal -heighth fOT a gpod Split T quarterback . Tit(' baitback ,;Jots seem to be a real !l.:hl wilh six or seven bo)'s having a chance for the two Mlarting poBition.'i. Top men right now appear to be Se-nior Danny Morrl8 and Junior !lodney Spen-<"er. Morrl8 won a Jetter in 1954, playing mostly on defe04e, but didn't lelter lll.!it yem·. He woighs l40 pounds, bul is lost 1and elusive Spencer is n scrapp11r, and weip:h11 139 poundH, and he too 1~ !ast and A good open rteld runner. Senior .limmy Hemsley, lin - ' ,, LEADS THE WAY , Of Being Powerhouse In League P1athen entered their second week of pracUce yesterda)" wttb nery promise of 1 wei) conditioned ball club as eoaehea AleJ: Cilo and Dick Retton eontlnued the heavy work ,tbat saw lots and lost of bard contact In the first week of praetlce. CGndltloniq and fundamentals h1ve _played 1 bjg part In tbe first practlee seaaiona, but the Panthers hiYe bad plenty of actual contact jn both tacklini and blocking. Coaeb Cllo seemed well pleased - ·tth lbl!' work of the Panthers to dat• 15 he praised their spirit and desire, but a8 yet hllfll't set up any aet lineup, although 10me oJ the veterans geem to be already moldlng to their posiUons. '. -~ •• • )" • '. ' • • .. l • ''"' iec.lll .. ~· l'•tfetiwt:i .' to" rftOiltmenof It fW ~ hoJM. Fe, 1110,. than 40 ~- lhia botHer paint h.q• b.... citistant~J' IMprove!! to k..; 11 an ""....,. ' ' Ina value. llft(t ORMOR£ , j \ I ' 4'1 oiMa81&4'15 -' .• ~.,. NANCY, I TOLl) \IOU TO BLOW' THAT BUBBL.E GUM. OU1f'SIPE". B1 ERII91! BUSHMILLD BUT IT 'S WINDY Vi;AY' ,. · OUTSit>E AND THE W'IND . BUSTS Th!E '. eueaL.es �' ( • 'I l ' H. Stewart, and t.he 1irll ~ c:-Tbl ~tlae.l, PoJD.~l·KiddJepc;trt. 0 ., Aug. 28, 1956 relaUve6 In Ohio, were week ead City Lf vi51Una rel:~tl.,ea ben. ed f(lr 1 we-et'a yiJil wlth their .:...,;,:::::r:::::-::-:::0:::-::l:':'T~-,=-C.,.,..!C:'-'-'-~-::---:;~-::-;;:::- guelrtl of ber brotber, Mr. an.d Robert Hennesy, Roler Covert tJnt MIDDLEPORT • manaa:er of tb.e Evaos Super Mrs. Orin Smith and family. ~&Jtket waa a bualneta vWtor Olin J . Claire and famUy, Kennetb Murray attended the srt.ndmotber. Earll ~ueboll game ln ctncJnnaU Su.n- }(r. and Mra.~. R. K~ ~ lfip,4 and Carol, enrouk from thdr ai>d Jelfr<q, ~~To CIV'IVJY . ,.WD.lPer home in Lynn Mleb., to . aod Mrs. Wllbur TbeobtJd Colun,tbUI ,Vbefe ~ J:leanar Duffy , daughter of Mt. ~elr winter home in 8:omutead, attelided tbe State Patr Suodlr. 111as Polly Karr ~~ Ghv.., ud Ki'a. Donald DW:ty, ~~ Jl'la. were •ee• 9d Illest& 'uf 'C. H. Whe Jr. Ia r~verilll Ore State Fair• .--~ S1JIIdl)' from a two weeki ·v.t.ut Mn. Freda Wellina. froa bruUes and shock IUiialned -..!oral Jl-e:el,~•u with teJativ.e s io Pituburch. Mqo. Recen~ guests of Mr. , and Mn. 'Vbfilll. be fell rete~~tl)' It bl.s bom.a ~~th,g.Z;b'J dar Mary Sqe Dors~ . and _Mary Guy Reynolds aQd Jlrs. MlD.tnl a ladder broke Mr. Wlla JIQDdQ Ul& R Princes Ma~ar, Cornm.,;:, vuH.ed Cbilden were Mr. aod made at Mel&• General -~=· ,.. ·~lhft ~. '~- l!:l..nwr Pa icla and Mary Rita Jones, Plttsburah, who and b under the .~e or ~ haYeD. and GtQJ'Ie Bets. PhU., Duff)'. . , . visitln& relatives In West Vl<'orinta ·Kloes and ·cquab de'] ...l• bn 1lte4 Vbitm.J: ·Jir. ad . Mr. and Mrs. V. Hham Belchner Today Mrs. Childers, Jlrs. returned from · ¥1111Ung ..-Seffner, 11a., an~ Mrs . Edna Hay· nolds and Mr. and Mrs. lira. C. '8-. W._ Har.riJOnvUit Jld. mJa, Columbus, vlsited Mrs. W. are visiting tbe State Fair. !~:~F~r:~encb and Jodi, )(rl:. Mlsa Maude TewJbary, who and Ha!~ Devol been visiting in ColumbU.. fOr Jlrl. WUIIIID Ana:el, Cbarle,too S. Parsoru. Monday . Rh onda and Sbaron Ervin., wbol4il husband il tbe new aula. 4"b d d. 1 and they attended past month, has returned to her =;:;.;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J P,.eter ' Donau.on , an uec (lr daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- in r at the Rutland &hoolll, has rented ard Ervin Racine spent the tbe state ftlr where tile children home on South Second AVenUe'> Mrs. Cecil Grogan, CoLUD.\j)UJ, the Clinton Fi sher apartl!'ent on :eek end w'tth their' trandparenta !!law the Roy Rogen fami1y. •Mnr. Coal Street &nd Nt1rth Th1rd Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ftnk. Kloe.. ba.s been oD vaeatLon Uom spent tbe week end here ind was accompo~~nled home by her $liter, Mr. Donathon. HuntmgtDll , was a Rhonda celebrated her fourth the Telepbone Compaay. Mr .and Mrs. Don Leaeh wert~ Ruth Wise, who will return tae.rm business visitor here Monday . birthday 1 n the Primary Mr . and Mrs. Frederl('k Metu, Department Sunday r;.f the Church tn Columbus, Sunday to attend Wednesday. the f).lr. . Arcbie Rumfir:ld \Dtl H:•dlilt>vllle, W . Va .. \lho had been of christ Blbla Cshool Sandra }Julford, who baa been Judy, Chauncey, vPJtifd AND visiting in Barn':'l~ille .. stnpped Mr . and Mrs. James Donnelly and relatlvea bere ,r9t. . Monday for a VISit wll~ Fred I. and children returned Sunday in Children's HO&pital, Columbus BUSINESS OR · ·'' ·f 1 Gardner, pastor of the Church of from a two weeks' visit with re· for su.rgery hu been returned to ly. her home. She II a victim of p~ Mrs. Wesley Fry. P""lden~ Christ. Mr. Gardm•r and Mr. lahves i.n Pittsburgh. PROFESSIONAL Metze were cla'!smate~ stt Bethany Mrs. Lewis Koehler is visiting lio and bas bad bncea phlced on the Middleport Business College, WheellnR, W. ~a . relatives in Crooksville and will her leis which she wlll wear tor fessional Womt>n's Club, OFFICES Mr . and Mrs . Otto Eu('nn.e~~er, go OD to Groveport to aufst In the next six mOotha. A ~ltiq Keith Suiter, president pf tbe Just completed in New Mauthon, Fla ., who are VL'Hluti the care of her new grandson, te1cber haJ mlfde it J)ol:ilW.~ for Upolis BPW, were in Marietta , the little Jlrl to contiau:e her ~ay to attend a President's Bulldlnl Occupied By J. J, Jelfrey Lot~is Haines. af!bool wort. 1 inK at the home of Mrs. IGiad)rs Mr. and MH. CarroU Meadows Davis, M.D. Dye, distr~t diret:tor. PliiLIJ ~ere and fami1y wbo were'! called bere Mr. aqj:l Mn. Walter Eulenbaeh )Jiade tor the District meeunc to by the death ot bis aunt, Mra. and children, Kenostia, Wise:. wer6 Jle hP;~ on Oct. 1.4 at the Betsy Dea Hayes returne~ to Columbus. \ cueata at a family party at the ·~ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Busb at- home of Mr. aod Mra. Verne Dav- )filllJ...:~ Club . . In Marietta. . tended the Homecoming 11t the Mt. il Friday. Others preaeqt Weft iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Sunday Alton Hopewell Baptist Churcb Mr. and Mra. Carl Mooh- and where Noah Haskins, Mid- Marlene-, Mr. and Mn. ii dleport, 11 the pa11tor. Mn. Busb Quite a few pcopl~ from here and son, Larry and graad- MEN & WOMEN FOR ADDED INCOMEl , went on to attend tho Eaotern Smith chlldren, Mary Lou. Car-olyn abd attended the Meigs County ·Rellable men or women for this uea to bindle the Worlds Star, State or w. Va, annual plo- Jimmy, Pomeroy: W. B. Swiabef\ ML~nd Mrs. Gene -· cc; 'I • Famous nk at the Eastern Star home Middleport. " J Sund~ with hls ~Q:~,~~ GILLETTE BLUE BLADES neoc Milwood. W. Vo. Appcoxt, Mrs Myrtle Watkln~; and W; Mrs .Cb•rle.s Congo and mately 500 were present at the and Mrs. N. S. Whl.te, Akron, who Keno, ObJ9. pknic . LADES Mr. aftl Mrs. Che.ater Powera had been on vacation in the Then;. GILLETTE RED (thin) B De '"d Mn. J. J, D•vls ottended 11and .Ialaod.s and the Whltefaai are opetflnfi 1a new atOre at ~eda· NOw beiDJ sold through a beautUul merehandlslng dis~en· hi.s family reunion at Serpent 'Mountains, have beE!n vlflltlng MTI. ville. Tbey will baadle Kelvinllltol aer _ tbe modem method of selllng merchandise today · Mound. Sunday. R. S. Whit-e and family. Mrs. Wa'" producta, gasoline and otber :tr:Ood 1 a unuauol opporlutty lo seeure your future. · ldnr returned to her home Ftiday Middleport Pen'. 1 Mrs Lowell Probasco took her To quollfY you must hove $1,399.00 eaah available for In· mother, and tbe Whites lert Sunday Mrs. E. S. Shott, to her ventory, three references, aatd a ear: five spare hours weekly, home In Sedalia, Monday. Mr. •nd Mrs. Jack Wbite daughtera, Ja~J.,. an<l JeEUen and mout be able to ~art at once. The wmpany will extend fl. Mr .and ~s. Paul Cunningham Wa&htngton bourthouse, h.v~ and son Dr ce who have been Jll1lcia11Mllltancelo full tbne. If desired. been vialtlng her . o. 'J1IIs pregram Is a dealership between the man or woman living In N w York are vi&ltig .. leeled for this area and VEND-0-PACK CORPORATION his parents, Mr and Mrs. L. L. cnrftute to tlfelr and Ia not wnnecled with Gillette Safely Razor Corp. How. CunninghBm, new home in Tulsa . Okla. A !am· ever, the produet that lo 111ld t.llrough our dispensers has the ily r('unlon was held Sunday at Thf 1~entlnel advantag~ of MDUons of Dollo111 apenl yearly for advertising. the Cunnmcham home when 'Alii euellent opportunity Is offered In a dependable per· their daugh~er, Mrs. Harold Pratt oon who Wlaterested In his future. It's an alleash business, and huslland and son. Parkasburi ~~optecalon proof, no credit mk. Do not answer unlc" fully and Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Cunningham and sOnj were home ll..~;;:;i;;;;&t~;;;;;• qualified for the neeesSBrJ time and Investment, Mn. Cunnln~tham and sont~ who 1 TONIGHT • lnwme ltarls Immediately .had .been vl!Qti,ng her mother, Mrs. A free ,~o'W\Jii of' the IIIJ ~nd • Business Ill set up for you " wt.m-.dl- 'nobs6n, returned home Variety s~ow will be made to• No ,.mng or 81llleltlng Sun.clay evening with Mr. <;:unn- night beglJlnlng at 8 p. m. in the • Company oeeureo orlglnallocallona Ingham. T 1 , Mrs. Robert Burningham and Fomeroy ..un or High Audltori.!Jm. • No expedenee netessary FOR PERSONAL INTEIWIEW IN YOUR CITY- WRITE • her tather, John Walk , loft Sat.. RITIRIO TEACHERS TO MilT urday to join Mr. Birmingham VEND-0-PACK CORPORATION The Meigs County R1.;Ured Teac. Granrl Rapids, Mich. hen AI!IJOciation wUJ meet Satur· '7&33 CLAYTON ROAD ST. WUIS 17, MO. Gilbert HayeK. Columhus. WIHday~ pt 1:30 pm, at Lhe Sycra~se PLEASE INCLU!ll'<.l!W1lPHONE NUMBER , Yiilltnl' here recently. Laughead, N1.1w i'orlt Melhodi11t r~urell, It WRS announl!> ed toflav by the prellident. MhB March1 Karr. ht!te Monday. • I ' • f r ';- I ' . .. • '" • ~· • ~,· .,~'I',I>C, • " ' ·aiJ· . ' I, 11 •· ' nttn.e . ~ 1 FOR RENT APARTMENTS CALL ··- 6170-J sTermedWo (YOUR CITY'$) I,IADI,.. PIAf'O lff*'.,.,t~te•OIID ~~· ' ' . ~~~~INirO, \ '~;7~~~--~~~'------------------------~--~'-------FLORIDA HOMES New Middleport uwOYOIIntriiUIAeAi.IH~ ..,j I• I • .' ' ,'" ..~ . ·~·. ' ,.:1.';:,!"• • ..QUAU~ ".'"',• . ' . " 'f.~i-4 \ .' . ,::> • player and audience. This iruperlat4oe ~ Is the result of four exclusive. Klnib•l!.:J~; t11res. , 1. PiP!' organ too~ cllimber , 2. Ulrect,-full <blow acUon POi<TLAND . ·, ·""' . , vi;t• ;' . .: ,, ,'.,';.,~ · 1· D'lS.IIV:'1'w' ~ ;~''O,Ul ~ 01 . _, • '"' ' ' · .. ~::;; 1 -". ,r , 3. Balaiteed even-teriaion scale 4. Life-crowned Toneboard Equally bi!autjful Is the encasement of this lovely K.lmball. Lines of lovely rhylh· mlc curves; vabrlole legs, delicate carvlltg in low relief. Truly an exquisite piano .0 comple\<jy \Wlrthy of y®r home. liMB· llliiJ If J · • h ·· t C , · • · AfiOCUltlon when tbey met Tues. day ewntns ~ tllie Hl,cb Sebool wltla Wt1U1m Scarberry, prqldent prealdlnc. otber new offir.,_crs are v~ prealdent, Cberter Erwin; setl'elai'J', Pranldln Trlp1ett,. and , l, Curtis JenkiRIOb wa1 11 financial teerelny. ., • ,ELBERFELD$ ; ~ I choose " ... 1 Sanisonitel JOHN W. MOORE D.V.M. '" '~ . Commit~• " '·' . ON I , Uked ~ to oont.att ruu, ud an r.!~::l pll)'en' parents to lik them to tqMe · to tbe MAA meet- iap. Twelve . fdl: 1 • nlfm~ lbe meef.inl.. were pi'CieDt SUez COmmit· by Ausl'raliau Prime MlnUtu Robert ~ Meaziea meet. today to atuaj of 10' aple waterw~ thlt·iUpplies moat of Wett Europe with lfl: oiL Tbe eOmmittn 1fq: •'1'alt.iDI a reply from N.aner. on wheD and wta'ft'e- the comralttee wcauld meet iwi~tlt~,h~lm~to~-~~;a·~·~""~' I Zipper Binders · oper- tee beaded hi• no the pule. di,. the the "PP"• 2 OF 3 ring $1.~9 Gralnfd t•n · or brown c:owhiM.. 3,.1d• tipper clotlng, 3. pockiP.fs, ' with Jfpttr,j . •• . <r \ ' .,<.;~ '•I . . ' . ._,Known · f-1 ~ .gici~ On Labor . SEP~!JMB~R ~ ...................... I.ADIIS' THIII·PIICI sn ONLY 1'hfi five-nation Frantllu ..13'HROUGH , I . BrltiQ- and Frtlldl - peasimism incruaed •barply with the expulaioa. ~ two Brit,iab dlplomatl from Cairo flp' ..espionage.. and a Soviet at.atement of all-out support for Prealdent Gamal Abdel Nauer In hll iirm .ltapd a· gainst the West. BriUan wu reported seeking alternate meuurea ir EIJpt l'f!futee to neeotlate a Suez rettlt!meot. Planning ranged from the- outrigbt military Rizur.e of the eual to a li~ party proposal for eotlltrue Tueaday Uon of a new eanal or pipeline-. . ' IL Sdaafo VACk\'.lliN ~UGUST aamed ~~j:~:;;~1 G~me VETElUNARIAN ' to Tooigbt the Alumni game eommittee: Searbci-ry, Gary Hovatkr and 1..an)r Wee, wiU meet witb the Pomeroy eommJUee to com· plete plan• for the ttme . ONE OF 1HUI , ,,.. ' . The Greatest Names on Campus papen c.alled the Menziet miuion CaJro a "prelude to a war are-elected gainst Egypt." Then wlll be a meetins TburseveninJ at 7!30 at the school all Alumni 'IJbo plan to p~y next week 1n the Middleport-Pomeroy -Alumni pme. Pla:ns tor tbe game and iuurance will be disCUlled at tbls time. .IIIYII 111,11 YQI ,"~·~\~ , LONDON- UP - AngloEgyptian relations wonened tOOay, with the obsenerw In Cairo apealdng of tbe pol!libility of an O(M!ID diplomatic break- Some LoDdon new.. Robert Iilii• ..,... elecrted president of the Middleport Athletic lHE FINEST, .. ed 0pen Diplomatic Break Is St-en As Possibility Athletic Group Prexy IS Named . .... ~$·,. - ' "'J~ ,_ ,. .,, f lnc:recHIIIy vibrant In tottf ~ci~'sb ~~~~ • • STYLE ' ' , , , , , plano, tbi! new Instrument Ilia deU~bt. to ·, · 'i~ • V.ALUll ,>;,.•, Dayb~pk · . .. , ' ' 1" ' WIATHII .·~~af P~ogram Here ,, ' \, I L'oo...Ltl!lf Fine Onward Typrnlli.'Poper f57S0 c..., tU'.IO w.ct,.bt, ttut ftoln '. Fl~ler 1218hettf't Wtdftl d,ncttrd IVa x 11 II\. Ill* yfli"U:IW paper. ~3c ttet hll. ..... ' 10c · 25c 49cr • Whitt Onword , Typing:Po',.r ~ads ' at tile It the eve.tl!O Llli!or by li• !Zl, Ia • :v,ara a:• Ilia IU.I ..... •lilt ,.Pfl',•• SMwte quality ebove, In .handy 67-l!heet; 1 ,w~dJ. ' Popir D\lbeln, naUoJiai)J will be une of Police Averi , Caqgl{Ut4'Ftg~t ' •rnv Eagles Four Girls Start Fund To Assist l)esjlerate Father ' ·To ' Sltadysi~e, FiDe Is Forfeited ~eeting ., C.,urt ~5~ ' .,. lltn- IPKI•II l~ ,f,,,.ncila~ ·So much beauty at 10 little co1tl 11 HOJ'Hiloftfl~· Ctulady rop ;.;: I Slil!rpener lt'• amarlas ' htrh IQ! til ~~~. 811~1j Allftr 24c Sam10ntte let.ll ' you pack lt\ort clotllea Ia, loll .,oce- • 0 11alftlooltolllllo ktet~ wrinkle~ ••• lute throu&b o 8tudeMt Caft aemeater after ameater. ltl rich "better--tJtn-leather'' llnleb wardl off tcufflng aad. wipea alee.n with a Jlmlr.tl" damp cloth. J~rl metadk flnllh.t t, the wa•hoble LATIX wall point j, BrtPt non· t.e.rnlahlnR drawbGltl open. Come In today and ehOOM your ~~et from our wide rana• of ea• ..............,. ONIV I441J0 . QuiH frippll' ........ ,1,. ttf.K T·'!'II·IJIIItr ..... ........ .:. ~a:::) "'''~ t~thl · ~ ,. •-lttlnc ..... ' ,, l . ' ' lo..t• 'PolO I, ' lrt '. ''511' ' Mil~•' '.Anltleh · ' ' ' :59c vlluf' Color~ to cut)' out lvti'Y d.cGJ"atiq: ~~ehem1. Euy to appjy,' dri•• ID aa hour~ tt•• 'wu.arlll.t"d 'fN,Ibable. G.UGa d~ ~ w.U. of u avwaptoWL loy •') \ Met•l 1unch lilt witt. 10-oa •• .U\IM bottle. · COMPANY s~i sm~eo n- 1007·Y· ms-x ' ' Wodem ' • lhotf IIN¥1.. . strlpt:t. 4-10 ; . 1 . 1 ~ '' .~·· ~hm!.fltit , ·' Local Pastors Return From Conferences i . ' .•1.. \tarket l.lepof!$ ,, ' Cal;l. UP , Cbept-ieal 1 .u Jt•• worth ,CINCINNATI. let u. plaht. ,p laced with · ·tM '. Electric torp. · ~-- ·. R·AtLS.~~~· BEN. -. _____ dloe'!"•;........ GibrallMo oftltl .6-1~ . _$1."1 . ' l; PHONE •hi• Denim f •Oar $l~8 ~garees Lunch Kit . ' .... 2.98-$1.98 CLINTON Boys' ROfll~ Dtlt IVIMI Wins Top 'Hqn:ors, 67c SpKlall Rl~ ..,k , Htton fl\kiMII , '·~. BAKER FU.~·H·ITURii~ O~E BRIGHTESTCOR~dlt"-'MIDDLEPOn 1M "*"Y cuffa. 9·11 FISHER . ~ ~ 1.,, and color• MaH'S JWOIPIKI Sit L.umo 2pih7C . and clott u ...Uy •• a ~oxtbook! I•.-,.;. 12 .....,.n "'""'"" ,.1\"n' wllh wlthollt worryltlf about Qreslut Luggoge-Buy • ·.PI'f!.owo. I College AR·A.Mtrica• l'i.RKtRsBURG. W, Va. UP Four yoW2J: girls from neirby BeL touched lzy tbe plight of il~Wf' ,wbo offered to sell an eye ta ~Y .moun~lng medical rxpen· .a: ps, have ·•tartrd a fund to help the' fa(i\ily with $4 of the1r savings e~se hem! by t•l!"' \ The litfs. Wbo range in age from tulliati,ci ·Into the local maglstrate Herman L. Whobley to 13, each contributed ' S! taken a number from !1 of MJddleJM)rt was fiued $5 and fi'om thei:' piggie banks and are '••I•• Aerie1 which compri.&c: Calli on cllarges of nctlen o.,t,.. F;~~=-~ tbe F-ourth gtdng: from door to door seeking District. •tlon preferred by Police ChJel donatioas for Edward Newhart Jr. A. d8,ree learn from Nelsonville BaUey, tb~ arre.stiJJ.g olficer-. (If Bellalf~. Ohio. Will preform t})e initiatory dutier ,The .girls tt~ Judy King, 12; he:d · 'uae dbtrlct meeting, actordla~; sistet, Lorraine, 2; Joyce lvey. 13: . tci Ponieroy Aerie 2171. and berslster, Karen 10. They said The district meeting was oi-gin tbey ' decid~d to act after reading ally ~heduled to be held at Logao In a newspaper of "!'ewhart's offer bUt. wu transferred to the Pom to sell his eye. eroy Aerie at the rcque11t of Logan. Newbart made the offer to obtain , mODey to pay eJ::p,.nse!l reS\IItinJ from treatment for a rare ' ,, --- - · • O. UP - Pro- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1956 wickham