http://66.213.69.5/files/original/35fe59972c58cfc1426f7defbfd3c0ea.pdf fb6ffd23a456ba7069ad497e15b1bf56 PDF Text Text J POMEROY Haw,.. .... ,.......... ' Not Opoft ' Tollioht 'IHUHDAY .... FRIDAY ' ·;,~FOR THE 1'11061lCUTJON" 'l'7nme Power, Marlene Dlettlct CGlor Cartoon ' ' TEMPLE-Middleport TONIGHT oncl THURSDAY ANOTHER roo: ANOTHER , PLACE Lano 'i'lrner- Bm7 SUWVIIl Mra. Thomas Ellenci): and James, Stephen and Michael Youngatown, are u.e gu~N oi lf&ndmother, Mts. Mat>e) Edltar Meter lllld other nJati' e1. Mr. and Mrs. l101ner Bdhol ·rue!lf'lay tor F1orlda, aftr.r a visit daughter anil son-in-law, Mr/ Mrs. Dan White, and h.tr father, Dr W S. Hart, and d•~hter, .Mi89 The First Baptist Churub of Middleport wai &be scene of the lnfor,m.al,weddlng when Miss MarceUa Taylor, ~ugbter of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of South Second St., became the bride of Mr. Richard Womer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Womer, So. Third St. The Rev.'Howard Ruppelt of the First Unite<! Presbyterian Church, guest u.L~ister, performed the cerem~ny at 6:45 p.m. Saturday, July 1?. Mrs. Jamea Sanborn, SISter of the bride, and John Parkinson ()f York, were &be attendents for tbe bridal couple. Mn. pre1ented Dale Pe~son, eou•tn ofofnuP. the bride, a proJ(ram ~~===~=====~~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-.I tJal mn:::ie at the organ .li SPECIAL Limited Time Only ON ALL Passenger Cars WHEELS BALANCE~ INCLUDING WSGHTS FOR , • ONLY 3 50 $ • R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE- PLYMOUTH- DeSOTO I I Cer. Seeoad & MDI SAVE IN THE J-ULY SALE AT EL Furniture • Appila ..ces _,.-_. ·Floor Covering~_:· ·, Draperies • Ready To ·. Wear • Dty Good's House .Furnishings ' Women's , ULY conQN· · Kr~eltler Sectional· t>ll..,'l:' Living Room Suites Informal Chur.ch Wedding Unites Miss Taylor,Mr. WortJer,lnMiddlf!port Middleport Miss Taylor chose for ·her mar- riage ::. st~i:et length Jl!Peth gown Elsie • I I · Mr. and Mrs William G. Coqp•r and sons, Butch and Mike, of Breebvillr were week fmd guests of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, and his grandf:!thtr. Dr W. S. llart, and daughter, Mills Eblle. Mr and Mrs Earl Raggy have returned to thctr home, BellvieTI, Ky , after n vuit with Mr nnd Mr3. Harry Keis~r. Miners\"ill~~> Mr. r~d Mrs. Friink Kalbetzor of AJu'r,n anrl William KoeS()I of Clc·voiRnd turned to lhetr homes af~r a wllh rtiathes tn the county. Mrs. Gladys Cuekler i11 spt'Rdllng l a week witlt Mr and Whaley and !11r ~nd , ..' ". 0 -, Mr nnd ]Irs Fr~d of flhite 1~0 1 with an ~ jacket, and a wblte l~ce hat. She eartied a prayer book up·on wbfCh was a corsage o£ white ro1e11 wlth flowl;!tcd wt~:lte salln ribbon at~men daugbta ar(' spendmg a Mrs. Sanborn wore a· nPJBI print In Amesville with l1 ~ r of blue an4 white, a phdt hat and [Joyd H1•rrJ;,, '!al'ricd a eu1'8aMe of pink CJ!rnaMrs. Anna Shocmaket· ol Uons. Lexington v1.nt~d Monday A reeption was h~l1 /at the Mr. and Mrs John Frick hOJ1le of Mr. Worner's P'~Wnt:. fol· lowing tbc ceremony foP Sb guests mcludlnt •he.sc out-of·towt:J. relahvea , Mrs Emma BisaeU is reportcrt Mr f.nd Mn; F. R. Fleming, :.Jr ill at her home, RulJ~rod St lad Mrs. Rc)'mond MUllen and .Mr and Mrs Carroll Swanson oona, Francis and Andr~w, of Gal- and .c~ildren Robert .inrt Sylvin lipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wllllam- 'Visited in GalhvoHa SBturday oon, Rutland, Keith McCool of the former'll m'lllJer, Mrs u. S A1r Foree ant MJ'i. MeCool, c.withH. theSwanson and " hla brother, Mr and M~. Enn O~ens, MrK and tist$J-in~law, Mr and Dale Peanon, Mrs H<lmer Gaff- C. B Swanson and tam "ly, ney of Cuy11hoga Fall• and Mr. and Mrs Orin Srntth had and Mrs. George Ster1os lif Adena. aa Mr their guests over ~h ,• weekend :Mn. Worner wu uaisted by Mr and ~1rs. George McAllister Mrs. Sterglu!l in servlag •a buffet of Charleston. JiUpper at the .reception. • Mr. and Mra Dwight Wallac" A three-tiered lveddlnl lake lopand family visited re ·cntly Ill ped by a bridal coupl~· under a McConnelsville with he'" parents bridal arch, WN cut and 1erved by Mr and Mrs. G. C. Kr,ox. 1'hcY the new Mr and Mra. l'f~r The e•uple left imm~410tely fol- were accompanied hom~: by he .. lowing the reception for their new nephew, Randy Bragg, who spent a week with tbem. Mrs. Bragg, home !n Belpre. Randy's 1 mother was ttle over The bride rocenUy a~ptod a nla:ht guest of her sister FridD.y poeiUon aa 1euetary In the Park· and her son Randy returned home with ber on Saturday Mr. and Mrs George Stergio3 Adena apent the weekend Mr. nnd Mrs. Harlan Wor ner and attended the Taylor·WOI · ner wedding Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Karl Owen werr Jn GaJiipolls Sunday w!Iere the:; vlaited his aunt, Mrs. t\da Davis ..Vho Jt.aa been 1 pathmt at the Holz:er Hospital tor th1 ce weeks. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Chamber~ In Da,11ton where they an:: guests ot their son-m·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wllli· Mr and Mrs Paul Davis and 11on Wayne 1nd Mrs. D~tvls' mot!t· er, Mrs. David Darst Sr., are ln Mlchla:an for a week's vacation Mr. and Mfl Jack Bowman and Mr. and Mra. Don Fltzalm· mon1 of Columbu• &pent the week end wl'h Mn. Bowma'n's parentJ. Mr. and Mrt. Kul Owen. They were returnlna: from a thre~ weeka vacation at Virginia Beach and other points 'of i11tere11t Jn Vlra:lnla. Susan. Bowmn who had been with her grandparent•. tht 0We111, returned to Columbus with her pare$. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamb en vlalted recently at Camp Ar· rowhead ne,r Ja(!kfii")D wher~ tbelr 100, Erlc, 11 on a !lix week~ OCR9lltihlp. 1\lr. Olld Mra. Clormont E. Hoyt and aon David were auesta of irlenda here Monday and Til"· day enroute to Philippi, w. V•, to vt.it her mother. Rev. Hoy1. wu lho former putor uf the to cal Bapllat Church, lo.•!lDf here t9 en~ the lli!mlnary at Syra· cuae, N. Y, Durin& their vacation , .. " I •• ~ .' '" I ... ' ~~·{••' t ' •• Reg. U88 10Q - Foam Rubber Culbto111 3,iece,.Gt~e• ·.......... ~ .. s~ $311.0o.· _aei. Jm.eeLspr~~~geushiw I I ] ol, J I ' 3 Plece,lfick ~~- · r ·: ···· · SALE $244;Gq · '''':il':;r,, _ I Reg. f311.80 ...;. $pi'!DI Cushi~IUI J 3 Piece, Bliil·:, ........ ·: .. SALE $279.00 · · Reg. f348.QO -Spring Cushions Middleport Society Aleshire. ' \ ,. f.' ' SOCJETY LueiUe J'olbei'07 Sode'y JJ.ylda Rkf'{.. .. .. .. •.. .. .. . .. MlddleporUoct~ ,, ., . Edge·Stylei ' ' Seallo~· · · u~: :·: Regular• Edge Styles .JOe 3 Piece, lriw1 ...... · .... · SALE $288.QO ' $1.95 Smart New Styles Men's Colton ..._~,.,. "'" ...... " Women's Men's stlbtftKl SUMMER. TROU·SERS "'"' ..... ........... Select from a- complete stock of wash and wear trousors. A® year round weight trouser$. All,sizes ~9 to 50~aist ii\easure. · II.•~· •u5 TroiiHrs·•·Scile $4.75 ' ' ... . ' A beautiful group of cotton blouses. Sleeveles~. Sl!lid I color broadcloth and striped chambray. Peter Pan tailored collars. Sizes 32to 38. • I' -Women's Laxuray "llun-A-Roun" I .~.rq,•. Reg, f8,95 •~ o~ '1( T~~'")"~~~~75 STRfrCH~KS · A21-' JUS ' ' I JACKETS . , .Trousers·'. Sail $6.75 · 811d npt me• C)o,. the hTbiJ is time polemin " A.lthDUIIh. Khrusl!chov wao ac· eeptlng n We~Jtem propo1al it still, waa ~ p9rsona( \fl¥MP ,,for 3 Pth$1" Mell'• ond loya' ' " '+> "i I fl!''tl Reg, -~.!!.5 \ ' I'' 1., 1-.J , ,, " 49c Ill Tro•s~·:,q,, $d5. •j IOe PANnES · ~-,-· ~ ,, \h $1.00 3 pain $1.00 conON ..\ , ·, ~·!:t!~~~D:nfUJ~~ :a:ue~: fresaed' the desire to 'vlaJt Amerl, · CoUage Wlndfw '"e~. Now he may achieve bllth S.HADE'S., }Y¥Jllble· oil ihlldeL 011 9-Men Off JoGs l.nf. tum ...,..._ Wide, I fl. Plimts they h1ve ¥ialted their children: llov. 1nd !!roo' Jomeo· Grlffilts, NebraoJ<a: Kr. ~.nd Mrs. •Burt. C~OI 1 Rev. 11and1 .)(rj. JIOyl,, "llen 'i'lll'k, ' Vlch, -, ,••- ond lira. Clair !llrmon, Mn. c-... vtou ' to motrl· ColleJe.l Colum· . with lh• fall II a 11158 11'"' -Stbool. �\ :~.~-·~.,. ~~ . ·. ~--· · " .' ./, .' -· ' '•'! ~ - ' I ' / ., .. Bea..r. ,11''"'!1 lean Bearld, •,lin. DETROIT UPI-Wol'l<eit U,or Tl!omu and d.. pter, ed pegotlatlou km loilq zana, n4 lilll'II1D Brown. ooalncl cove>IAI IHII L)'llae A.Dn recel ved a numbet employee~ Ia _ of lliftl Including tw• deeorated planll In .Mlcbl1aa, New birthdJJ cake• t:nd a tricycle. Now York, JDcllaao and A • . / '· IAL, _, .... LONDON, UPJ-'I'ne Brllilh Navr. bu akU.bed ill lilnalmen And re-Damed them "tactical ocm· lilil~'!"· ' munlcallou operatoro" to brl.a& them ''more into line with tb1..1 ..,.,.. utt4 In clvilinn employ· O..ry HEW FO RDS l· N . STOCk' ' ~vt• . ' -_' '· . I • We Want To·StttTtremTftij· . ... ,.,_ ,:--::· "ForTh~ Best D•t ()r.~ Whttfi'··.· .- ·r· ,- $£E ·.&H· r i c :o{f ,'j, ,t n J • . II·' I. I !Vbom the wor~· l• furnl!b proof ,that ~e ·is reopoll$jble and capable of doing tb~ . work according to tlie SP~$!ifi,cations , ;md furnis.ta at tha time Of the ~xecution of the contract a caSh or commer-cial surety ~r!.~r~nance bond in the mnourit fifty percent (50%) of the bid. ·.·;.~·,1.\.;.··_, ! - bliltl~r to •'!'~rded ',m~st ' State of Obio; Division of Re.<1,1a_li1Btl<m, reserves the right to reject. any and all bids. July 16, 11158 ' APPnOVED: D. P. ~IIIIer,. Chief Dhrision of Reclamation /' 461 So. Third Ave. Ph.one 6161 (7) 24, lie • • . ChanMI 8- Thurs41J Mulie In the !,I..rntnJI Dour Martin Sho'! . 10:00 1lte Momlng Show i n :!MJ 'piO.es of Eight . ,, - PDt'V . . . ·-. · - - V'UIIa ·'-,..._ ·'-~ ·· -· .. ·"' ~-"i. op - -: -: " --""1~ • · · ':-, . • · :· · - -'- . .. . . Spley. ' " . . .. ' I ,. r p : '2''&!- . ' ., ' ' . ' " . - IP!· t £: . ww.,-... . . .. WJI:H11: -On- i'! " I ·/~,. • ' _witli :-·l dlts . ...._'I': ~ .f or .;n~ sifinlllel'_6"- -• .ill~=~tlSS::~~~~ ~ . . ' th. · l~1 j· . , >. . ...;:·,oU; l. . Tift Ufisf· .! I . ' • ' ,l ' l~ . . MHf(~ \ ! ' 12:oo Mr. iltstriet Attorney 12:30 - Bingo 1:00, The Afternoon . $how 2:3,2.;- Doug M~.rtt~ ·Sh\>W 3:00 , Aintrlcan -~ndstand 3i36' noeord Hop __ ' I ''"""'I ~ . F~'E - ·_- fridt1 I FOR • Choice Of Four Sizes Mullen I 18ill!l,li. .!lNafiS, - ; tfolda more I ,.,,,. , ';: ,, '• .( ,.~, ...-.ware ..,_ ... FUmitur~ - Middleport - Olilo MULLENS SOHIO .. - • . . ' , ' SERVI~Er. Phone 9391 lit. Whllli They Last • '· 3oxt21-!!xio iNClfES, Reg. Prlee $4.19 . . I Rtg. 7t Prlee f4.98 . 30xl21-!!x241-!1 INf:'H&S, Reg. Prlee $8.98 .. THESE PRICES AI\E BELOW OUR. COST ~ ~~~U· LII!IITi!D QVft.NTITY- SHOP EARLV' . ' ' . l < • Phone 254·X · -Pomeroy, Ohio .;Special Week-end .Sole ·... Ground Quck . 65c 1•• 'ptll'l! Chuck-Extra Lean ' ' .... ~ I ~ ' FIDtJ Ohio •. . FuUy ~d 1i TO S.LB. SIZE Fresh Turke.y~ · • • i.tothur Oddfier Ttlmo '· -, Seu'.h' Fo~ Tomorroll . Sliced Bo~~-~ . 1~1b,•.P~9~ 7~~- ill."!!ll'll! ' . Middleport ptay 'Yotll' Hunch. lAva ol Ufe , A&P Sup_er·RJMt . . . Em_a 'Lean,.Din ~ All Geed . .. . .. .. . . ·~~-· Defender "For Lo¥e M'' f(on,l'-, Dolfo ._..._. _. ~hl21,1xUI INCHES, !leg. PrJ~ $3.79 . .... Now $!.19 7:80 Cll'<us Bar · ''"· ~enlliwrinkllnl · - • Wm't aboorb moisture ~ ~Y ro keeR dean . '. ·l.llptwel"'t, -)'Ill~ ·Buket.ln nd,')'91low, pink, ·~·~buiuluwhite, · OUTDOOR GRILLS - 8:30 Your &10 ileponer 8t40 . &porto Par!ldo 6:83 We•~• . 7:041 Frontier DociOt · CLOSE OUT - . See 5:30 ~Ucket MOllie Club 6:00 Bingo . • 11 :-0& s.rc<:.if.J\.s 1:1~ Weatll• I ' ·specially selected from -grain-fed steers -.. ·it's carefully trimmed . . . all choiCe blade euli . . . no SWingy neck porlloDB ... Alo:P gives vou the most good ·eating for your moneY! 4:30 American Band!iland 8:00 W(hll!lt Pitrol' 8:110 · Th• . . .i'~~J· 8!00 ~11ih'&wtiionl 9:30 ' Navy Lqc , ... · . 10:09 · C91!!~nlo~ ' 10:30 cliartei ·i!orer Plavhouie 11':00 'Tbll am·Tbnllbt CHOICE• CENTER IJLA.·Q:1 E' CUTS .• ·oni~$3U. 'M - TER -,,~'M•' ~S j .1 ,. -LAUNDRY BASKEt - ~· ~. I tlon in the Court of C:.mmon Pleas ---'-- with purchase of new ~Lj__ '__. __ _._j, ,.....~· Clftlu ,, I derslgned pl'!tltluner, filed a pet(. 5:00 Woody Woodpecker I t:10· · llGlll LJII Sli'oW' - , :,;· Board of Trustees of Letart Town. ship, A-:eig!i County, Ohio, the un· 98~ Rubbermald wasra~ln ' Mornlnr - - ;n,;-~g;•-Miiftij, Show · 10:110 . Morlllnii Show h:OO Pieces ot' Elihl 1.%:00 Mt. Dlstrlet Attorney V 12:30 I 1!00 ~~rnoon Show t' 2:30 S~ow 3:00 •• LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of July, 1958, the NO Frelh-Frolen ... BoUed; Seteded Lobsters • .; • FUMBLE! 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"whiz , kids'' . to blank the Giants 2-0, In a the top linen:aen )n th!, western where Mr. Sol Johnson also works. got Eddie Sawyer off to a dilly regular scheduled contest.. of a start in Phi~. · Semproeh ncvrr permitted a The two ~·oungsters were Hury Giant runner to advance past 1Anderson nnd Ray Semproch, second base as he acbiP.ved bJs 1both of w~o were still playing on 12th victory in the second game. llhe sandlots when Sawyor led the .The lwo l~s.se~ knocked the. original ".whiz kid&" to a Na- Giants out of f1rst pbce. Mil· tional L~t~gue pennant in 1950. wauket! moved a full game In Togati)c;, they provi4cd Sawyer fr?nt on Joey .Jay's ~~o - hit fH) 1with a warm welcome bnck IS' triUJJJph ovt:r St. Lou~~; . ~ay struck manage•· of the Phillies Wednes-- out . s.:vcn. e~d d1?n t. walk a day night when they combined in man as he J?OSled his stxth victhe 8 pair of victories over. the San tory and th1rd shutout of Francisco Giants. season. Anderson belted a three - run Pittsburgh climbed out or the homer to give the Phils a · 3·1 eelbr and f-hovcd Los Angeles I triumph in the comple~iOJ.l o( a into it by sweeping a doubleh.eader from the Dodgers, 11 .3 Rnd 6.3, • ,I Ronnie Kline ~ored his l~h v1e' tory in the opener .ll.nd Bob Friend his 12th, in the nightcap . SteVI) Bilku's two - run homer . ,& helpe~ the Dodgers jump to a "" quick lirct mning lead in the rlrst game but Roberto Clemente's COAL I Producer And Delivery • WASHED EGG ---. I • TREATED STOKER j • CLEAN LUMP · Jflltl/ Fill l'onr Bin Earlg To ...tvold Prlee Babes .ilnd Winter Rush. ' I PEACOCK COAL CO. Mothproofers . . . . . Cedar Sprays . . . . . Dustabsorber Makes Dirt Go Away. Kills Flies, Mosquitos and Lice. USE our NEW Improved Insecticides. Listen To Tbe Good Tale All Of Them On Sale IN CHF.'IHIRI!, OHIO Phone 77•306 OJJR FRESH PEACH 'AI GALLONS · MONTH-END ' Mony Othw Docorlllvt Doolgn For Spoclol Occoolono DOLLAR DAYS 1 . $1.00 pr. \Vomen'' Children's HOUSE SLl.,ERS SHOES Sizes 4 To 9 Sizes 8'0.1 To 3 $1.00 pr. $2.00 pr. BOYS' OXFORDS Women's Opeo 9 A.M. to :i P.M. I SUPIEME . ICE CREAM CG. Women's Shoes Sizes 4 To 5'0.1 8·8'0.1·9 Only . SEE YOUR BETTER BRUSHMAN JAMES FARRELL Phone 8911·M Box 54 BRADBURY, OHIO Belpre, Oltlo MAKE YOUR SUMMER TRIP A BREEZE - VACATION ' Size~ 9\'• To 2'0.1 •• '!" LOANS NYLON HOSE 2pr. $2.00 pr. $1.00 I ·'· $25 to $1000 • . CHILDREN'S ' TENNIS OXFORDS ' ' . Slzeli6 To a- Valuea ·To $2.9& $1.00 pr. Roush's Shoe Store prompt loan noW on Signature• only, car or furniture. l•Trlp Servlce- Phonf. nftf ' SINCE 1870 No. Second ~ fllf!ll!.lln l - . , toiPII .. FW.Mt c:.tJ KaJ Jllna,J 1 ~••••&tr 300 W. Second St. ·- Pboao: 432, Pomeroy Middleport S'fANDJNGS a UnltH PNts , lnttrn1tlon11 NATIONAL LEAGU! I WL Pet, GB Milwaukee 50 38 .568 San Francisco 50 40 .M6 1 Chicago .. .. . . 46 46 .500 8 St. Lou is . . .. .. 42 45 .483 71;, Philadelphia . . 41 44 462 71l. Pittsburgh . . . . 43 47 .478 8 Cincinnati . . . . 42 46 .477 8 Los Angeles ... 41 49 .468 10 Wtdnoadoy'o ltooulll Phllodelphlo ~ Son Froncloco ·2 complotlon of ouoporulad g...,. of ··. a 1ellout crowd that paid a re· Pete Petroskey declared in uoiJon . co ~oat, ':'ard. Slt~17 ln. the. ord Texas fight gate. that !(eimy bud won W~dnesday $1110,~ Delow...., · tHandl.,p. ,. Brown'!l tllundeting finish in night's thrH!ing contest at the w~rld'.~ rieheat ra~e f·ll' . ~ff, the 1~th round probably .. ved his Coli,wum, but hadn't ~ot the verra. '•. · 135-pound title on the unanimous diet. They demanded' a return as N0 TIr 'FWPa·· ·•y fbal Became Of quickly ao possible. 1 '· ·.. Brown, 32, of New OrlcaDIIJ, re: 1 ·. · .. . ~ !t , eieved the largest Pill'•• of his ; 1 W"' · ' ' A,~ ·.)1 · ' careet - approxtmately $4~,400.,.. ~ ,, !1 ,. fRANKIE PUKER !or hJs mawl!lcent . del·ena~ Offlee f,:em. ll!ly 'ifThrii: United Press lnternation1f ·. -· 1 ' Fr~nkie P~rker, 1 schoolboy against the underrated challenger·. Aup.t 131L ·, .• 1 , ·~ , 1 7 . .., 1 • wonder In tennis In the early who ba:d gon-e Into the rin~ a 13-5 , · ' ' A ~~ed N~rse :Wll1 • . , 1930's, w11 one of the btst d• underdog. Be Plesi!llt .,Jluring ', All ' fensl¥1 pie~" the game ever lljC!(ORY, N. C. UPI-Billy hn known. They c1ll1d ;1Im the Regular Offlc~ '·JJO\ifs. •• ·- ,. I / defeated CbarleJ "m~eh1nlcll man" 1nd thtn "the Joe Patton Smith, 6 and 5, Wednesday to Will," beceuM he UIUIIIY knock• J. - ~.:· ~s, 1d everything lack. Fr~nk r1nk· win his second Carolinas Golf . ~· ICI In th1 n1tlon's top 10 for 17 Association amateur champion· . 1 ; .·. &Jjd~po#, ,.;.D. " . consecutlv1 y.1ra, twice winning ship in three ·'years. U. S. tltl" as 1n Anny seroeant dut-lng Warld W.r 11. Four tlmu he w•s rankld No. 2 In the n1tlon, P1rker fumed pro 1b0ut the ume time as P1ncho Gonrules 1nd played a aecond1ry role on some ot J1ck Knmer's pro blmstormlng tours. Wh1twver happened to Fr•nkle P~rker? Now 42, PArk1r JuM 22 Phllodelph!o 2 Son 'roncloco 0 regul1r tlmt Plttoburtl\ 11 Loa Angoleo ~. lot ,.... 1 Plttdtu111h 6 LOI Aflioloo 3. 2nd I"".,. .. Cl 0cl,...ll 6 ChlcllttO 5, 10 lnno. I MllwoukH I I' 'lfow 80 30 .~ 47 43 .522 13 44 45 .494 15\1 43 46 .483 18\1 44 48 478 17 DetrO!! . . . . 42 47 .472 171> Cleveland . . . . . 43 GO .46Z 18\~ Washington . . . 39 113 .424 22 , Wodneadoy'o ltosulll FUSS! NO FUMB llargaln l!'ktd at I a.ltlinoro 4 Chlcogo '4 5 Wuhlntfon S /ltw York 17 ~troll A · · Ko~111 Cltr 3 BooiOt! 1 ~lowolood ,..to,illly oq~a nd Opent.c~ . ·noae •• PHILS SIGN NIARHOS . PIIILADEL!'HIA UPI-Gus Niarhos, rormi'J' New York Yah· kce catcher, we siJnet! Wednes· 'day 1.~ th• Phlladelphlt. Phillie•. Uoo T-t.t. or S to S dora. tho ol~ lolntod akin ltowlnti htolthr, hordy ;looood with powerful, drying T..._L, rour 4lc •ock II ony ilrut ~loro, Todor ol IWIIHIII & t,QHSI DII!GS, Pomoroy, DI/TTON'l In Mldclloport. MEAT ,.MARKET ., PORK'" 'eHO '""' ,I MD CUTS • ·,:~·.159¢· lb~' HOMOGttiiiZEd "' \ :1'.' '. 1! ' ~ •, ..• 7·22.fltp J!!OUf. , OUT! New York . . . . Bo<ion . . . .. .. Baltimore . . Kansas City Chicago . . . . \ M~· i1·1P.tla'' EASY 1 St. Louis 0 AMERICAN LIAGUI W L Pet. GB Vranken Hei11lfis. Phone ow. . . .' lives In Evinston, Ill., Is 1 utesman for 1 piper .:ontain. ., corporation In Chic•go and pllyl uwetklnd t.nnis" al ... prlv1ta club with 1 bunc·h of his crornles. I elt)ler •• p..t•~ ·. I MidcU~port, Qt· ' •••• ·. '· · • FOR ATHLETES FOOT . You can breeze btrouch SUM• m~rttme ea:penna with a ., 1 Friend, like Klint!, fell behind 3 BLOCKS .FROM TRAFFIC LIGHT Brown Willing To Give. Lane Retunl NC::~~~D~a::: T:b~!" · • Bold Ruler, Gallont Man , lnd Rout Soo11; Mter Close Title Defense ~:;::~u!~~~:~~s;e~w: HOUSTON, Tex. 1JP1 - IJght; decision that snapped Lll.ne:o win: of · the $100,opo.; llldtd !l9ld CUp lin the fir.et inning of the nightcap we[iht champion Joe Erown said ning string at 19 atralght and ex· ·Hand!-.p ·at. llawtbo';D" 9~· 12. when he gave up two runs but today he will grsnt a return bout tended Joe's unbeaten streak to ·i: 1,.,. 1;.'D' IN' '"tt" '"ll· . ' the . Pirates retaliated with fiv~ in "as soon as possible" to south· 18, including a draw. II' .-; . ~.. , . · ~ ,-:- ~.~CI . the1r half ->f the fra'!le . Fr1.end paw Kenny Lane, who ..menaced Lllne, of ~!uskegon, Mieh., and' .SfAN'j'ON, .jiel.· .11\'lf~ field · struck out 10 but still reqwred his crown Wednesday night before co-managers • Jack Kearns and of 1.8 or, 1'1 r~a .ue llated to relief In the ninth from Roy Face. Frank Robinson'& two - run 1 homer in the lOth .inning brought t~c Cincinnati. ReQleg.s fro~ be· hmd to a 6·5 wm over the Chtcago· Cubs. RobinfOD hit hie homer off ~oser .Don Elston ·¥ter ' ~obby , fhomscn had _homered off wmner . ~al. Jeffcoat m the. top or the mnmg to put Chicago ahead . Gcotge Cro\'J e also homered rot the Redleg~t. , The Yankees ran all over the Tigers, 164, I~ beating Frank J.ary for tbP. first time this sea· son and stretching their American League lead to 13 games. _ Jim ·~w"lcat" Grant hurled a five-hitter :~r Cleveland and bat· tery·mate Russ Nixon drove in three runs in a 5·3 decision over Washington. Nixon homered in the second innink and tben doubled home two runs off Pedro ~~f~:~: :Yv~~~nkinth!~tJS~o~;~~ Ramos in the seventh to break a homer enub!ed the Pirate~ to 3"3 ti~ . Gary Geiger also con· clinch the victory. bick Stua:rt nectcd for Cle\'cland. lour hits, including pair or triples. Icontribut,.d YA.N!I.S BEST LARY . .~. " ' I ·iJEF lb. ' .' l • lit l"'f or ~ • . ' •. �'. • .. ' • , . P~li-Beor~rs Are Lfstf14 Foi Duffy Chrilt offidollnJ. Pallbearers were 5ervices Tuesday ', ru.oeral se"ic:es for O'!cn Duff1 were held from the Ewmg fUneral Home, Tuesday ot 2 P m. with the Raymond L. Roth , pas1or of the Pomeroy Church of Pomeroy Bencl THE~TRES MEIGs-POMEROY TONIGHT ond FRIDAY •'WITNESS FOR TilE PROSECUTION" Tyrone Power, Marlene Dletritk Color Cartoon TEMPLt=Middleport TONIGHT ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE Lana Turner· Rarry Sullivan FRIDAY and SATURDAY "IUGH HElL" John Derek - Elaine Stewart -also"UNDER FIRE" Rex Rea!lon [ Henry Morgan . ' EASY .OUT! Pat Middlepen Society Dufly, Mrs Downing Roush will Leave William Hamm, Herru:m Werry Ora Omther, Dan Ginther fi&Jltl for Columbus Friday wbere she w11l jom her daughter, Jean, on Paul Ginther. a western trip to Texas. They will Coming from out of town for depart from Columbus Saturday, the nrvlcea were Mr. :1nd Mrs Ly car, for Austin, Tl.lXal'l, v.-here George Starkey and Mrs. Delbert they will VlSit Master Sgt. RayJunkins and daughter, Patty, of mond E Allensworth and Mrs. AlClarksburg; Mr. and Mrs. Frank lem;worth, the former Betty Jo Amberger and son, Frank!in, Ak- Roush, anO family They expect to rODi Mr. and , Mrs. Dan Gmther, be gone two weeks or longer Waterford; Mrs. Then:s11 Allman Mr and Mrs Clarence D1ck~n , and Paul Ginther, Charleston: Connie and Mary, their paren ~a. Mrs. Albert Sparta, llaydenvlll• Yr. 11nd Mrs Harold Rice, of Rut· and Mrs. Eula Welker, Columbus land , and Mr and Mrs. H. C Dicken, Log.:~n, R. D., left the f irst of the week for a vacation trip 'to Yellow Stone National Park. Mr and 11rs P. K. Russell and daughter, Paula Kay, have returned fr•Jm a vveation trip in Tennessee. Mlsa Sandra ·Boyles, daughter of Dale Hy~c !l underwent mnj or Mr and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles of surgery :tt :he Holzer Hospital 1n Alfred ond Starling MaSsar, son of Gallipolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Massar of Sgt., Sarah Jane Fisher of ColChester will be united 1n marr1age umhu&, hns been visiting her par in an open church ceremony at ents, Mayor end Mrs C 0 Fisher th• Alfred Methodist Church at and family, South Secund St. 2 p. m on Sunday, July 27. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers (Ruth have returned from A rcc'iplion wJII follow immedJ· their Laney) wedding trip to Detroit, ate)y nt the borne of the bride's Mlch1gan and Windsor, [u,uda. parents. Mrs. Grill HuS.IIcll has been call· ed to Colorn.do Sprin,!s, Colorado, because of the serious lllnellS or her daughler, i\'lrs. Wanda Sewell Mrs. Charles li'rtmcill, Mr. and Mrs. William Francis and son, Tommy, o! Dayton, Ky., wore the guests of Mrs Dowmng l:loushl reccntly Boyles-Massar Nuptials Being Announced Here NO . FUMBlE! POMEROY S•OCJ'ETY New Oftl'cers Named For OES Chapter Group ' . t· . •' mommg for his home, Maqltowoe; retnodeled. . , sus,.~NSioN .Ill'!"~ .~ Wis., after a visit with his fatbef iii-.~ aod Mrs. Georgo ' HoOd ol INGLEWOOD, Coli!. ''tJl'l _ Peter Jellllings. He esme at tluo ~horloston visited re)nllves In tho Joekoy ll.alph Neves begins 1 l(l; time due to the illne&o of bla bro. Bend Tuesday. . ·. • day ll!llpenslon , Wednescijly be· ther, Carl Jennin03 1 at Holzcf · cauae of •a 1018 .,.,_ Mrs. Mine,.& Bowe,t• :' open! • . ' te '"'"'' lnst Sal· Hospital. ' • urda~ I~ the •• 100,000 ~Ierner Mr. and Mrs. L. F. •cboenleb day with Mr•· Georgia , ThOJll> at Hoi'·---' D•••·' Nev ~din( ..iY•VV¥ "~"t> an d her father, AI ec FiB'aer, are recently. Mn. B.-ha ow• Htn_.es, also Hillluater •a! . blam~d f ninteit residing in the Lutheran J711rsou- visited her 11ster, M:ra. Thoma, terence 4ft~r atewarill, v:iewed pier; 1 age, while thea home is being last week. ·: tpres (d the r~e. , Mrs. Willard Grant ond slat~ A 6:30 chicken dinner preceded MISs Dorothy Ebersbach vlsite<i lh e mec t.mg vf the Past Matroas briefly with relative& Wednesday of Pomeroy Chapter OES htld i enrout~ to their home Tampa, Tuesday evening at the , Fla. 1 Temple. Qicky Joe MorriS of Middleport 1;;;;;;~.::""::~;:;;~;-;;-;;;;-;;;~~-;;;;~;;;;;;;;;lo;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:o;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;~;;'-~~of'§·..-~~·-~-;:;;. MI ..m Maudl· , president, waS ch:11 f f' Gruesor cf the meeting, which opened with the Lord's Preyer in umson Mrs. Edison Hob&tetter ~ave the report of the nominating committee. Offi· cers elected were Mrs Alonzo Custer," pre!Jdent; Mrs. Parker. vice president; Mrs 1 Weed, secretary, and Mrs Fred Blaettnarl tre~surer. Is st>ymg with hisRobert grandparent., Mr. and Mrs. Morrl3 while his parents are attending a jloultry convention' ID CleveJand. Mrs c. J Werry il ViAiting Mr . and Mrs. Forest Phelps lD Day ton Mr. and .Mrs. Robellt Ritchie ~:nd son Bobby Lee of Pine Grove Dnd Mr. and Mrs. William MattOX of West Columbia, w. Va.l spent Home mrdc 1ce cream, and cake were served to M1ss Grucser, Mrs Blaf'ttnar, Mrs. Custer, 'Mrs. Nolan Swaekhamer, Mrs Weed, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs L. F Sehoenleb, Mrs VIrgil Brown, Mrs C. E. Nease, M1ss Ada Hoskms, Mn Cttrne Nyc, Mrs Hobstett~r and a guest, Mrs R. A. Tl mp.son pf the past Lodi with Mr. and weekend Mrs. Earlin M3ttox and family. , YO u cAN AIM( pI CT.U'R'E.,'.AN ·D·,· s0 uND IN. ANy A_ · Ellis were McConaha Tuesday guests of Mrs. Freda Ritchie an~ . : , · - -.. ___....,... •' ___ HOUSE DRESSES '\ . Veterans Invited · 'ToPu8hFor Bills In Senate I, ' .. i . ' ,. .,. •' only ~e Ladies Summet Shoes .3.49 Values sz.99 Values S1.99 Values $2.88 !2.44 $1.44 $3 49 GIRLS LADIES Values Dresses . SHORTS $2.99 Values $1 .99 Values Children's Sandals $2.98 Voluta . , ... , .... $2;44 ' $J .98 Voluta ... ....... $1.44 $1.49 Valu•• .. . .. .. . .. $1-:&B Men's Oxfords Short Sleeve 88c $1.00 to $3.99 and $1.79 Sunback and BOYS LEE RIDER JEANS Reg., SUm, Huskies $2.98 . $299.95 summit (Walnut 1NI MIUIDA.Ui. Console TV thot •whelt. 26l f~· ln. picture. Ma"' Dtluu f•ahim. Ailallab.. II 4 flobhllo 21JV37, • ., ~ '· RCA VICTOR • ;,STAR VALUE IN niE ~CA VICTOR 10 MILLIONth TV LINE • .tJPI....J'ameo J. U s. repre· · Nations, Unl~d ~ m~ be ·VALUES TO U2 9~ I lAOFF 'GIRLS SHORtS ...... ~ OH ., Men's Reg. IDe S0 CitS .... 59c pr. SU NCAPS ... ' 19c · 2 for $1.00 jloya ReJ. see other Mell'l Argyle BRIEFS. 3 f• $1.00 SOCKS 39c pr. Qltla' Suamer Weilbt LADIES PEDAL PU-S $1.00 . BLOUSES I'U8HER SETS i ···" .DRESSES ' ReJ. ' f0,99 . $5.00 .SPEClAL 88~ . JAMAICA SHORT & BLOUSE . SET$ . ) $3~44 :. SPORT SHIRTS . ·,aac· Boys B~eloll) ·, · PI's, .fte,. ,,J.tl, ... u .-&4 publ~ ,t~ U 'ACKS .. $4.98 Men'• SIIJIUIIer· WASH ''N •Wii.U SL~~c· 2517o MIX ,·'EM . ·UP PORK & BEANS KIDNEY.· BEANS PINTO BEANS CRANURRY BEANS GREAT N••EANS , dA.~s 'I "'• ~.; CANNED MI~K . APfLE BUnER · .. :.. .. .. · .. · .... · Lg. 29c FIG BARS · ....... ·,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 l~s. 49c .' ' GREEN· lEANS .. · ........ · ·.... · 2 c1ns 39c . ( 'MAXWELL HOUSE, 6. ,-~ .QON. BONS ~r- MI~T . . ' ' I• ~~~~~:l~~t:~~~~ ' AMA Frowns·On· . ' . .I1 .· ., Interest ' to active 1 crime. preVent 1 r ...... orke~'At ' 1M~field PlahJ ~< , , • .~~=~::.~ eutw:·katol~ .u~·· 9110 at tile ·' ~ no" {1~ ', dlfn. ' ·;.,,- •• thti •acliedut: ~ ...... ,eiedlo'n, ana on 1 n orderly olee ' ,' Veterans· J!ANSftEL1>, 0 . UPI-A• strike til a Vnlled Auto', Workera Un'~ ion lo~al clnsed ,the General Motbrs Corp. Fjahor, Bod~ lla'IIP" , 1!14 plant here to~ay, , ldllpg abOut ~ ,worltero. Nornlan Gumbert, ~r~sldent of Lo<aJ ~t, blamed the walkobt on ~ ~lea of ~'Irritation~" by !he oompany liliee the UAVfs natl"n1 wlde .eon tract expired. ::~'Picket Hoes, were l!let up Thurs 4'1 ~liht .and were ob~rv~ ·to ~Q. ,~,;) day shift work~. Tlle ' ~I I!OI'\l1.UY employs 'obciu! ,1, , • allbut' Qlfe For . '•,·j~,pi•'!_d:~-~ j,0, 10td on • P•;: time . a! the • ,· I•.' erl.. n Medl'oal A88ociatlon American Hospital · have Congreos eurtall free veteraltl with do pot atem from · •r. Spokesmen for boih .organlll· tiona told the Bouse '{eterans Committee Thursday ' Con1res• obpul¢ eel a "clearly defln~d" polleY. on this subject. Con(rsaq heretofore bps · shied away !fq'!' aaying just hqw .far the &OYerument should' go In providing this care: , , ror ~·--"'":''-----, ,Williams Rites : . • , " lie s~J~td•y, lnReedsVille ,. .,. ...• Premiums of $2011 Will be to the winners of .the top in the four weight chsses. is opeil tO Meigs adjolnina: coUnties and only trac· lOr• on, .ruhber are l>!lglble. No caterplllor traetoro, oteel wheel> or dual wheels will be permitted Prizes of $211, '15 •nd . $10 )Ylll be awarded tJie ~ top three win nors In tbe various weight cla.. es wldcb include tractor• tu 3800 tractota to 5100 to 6400 pounds and over 64®. An Improved racing program 11 also belna planned !or Meigs Countlana thjs year with an auto malic starter to be usod lor the si•~: Portland; Mmher, four nie swan and M.n. EUie \Tor- 1'urnbuB,tOhh renee, bot:J of Long Bottom; Mr.s. I ' w.-• Ella Shaner, , JeromesvDie, ·o.; Mrs. Bert!la B.n'lon Clevela•d, 0 His wile, Minnie Pactord, pre· ceded him in· death in liN!I an\1 two sislera, Mn. HaUie Woode and Miss Cla~a Swan, and his twin , Fred Swan, all preceded him ~n death also. , lnttrment will be In thq Sand Hill Cemetery. The remains will be taken to the reslde"'" ol Charles Hensley by Ewmg, where friends may call tonight. Tile Rev Freeland Norris, will officiate. Point Show'Is Postponed Here The Point Show or the Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoelatlon scheduled to be held at the Riverview Saddle Club at IJhllng· lf"-:11>. Monkey er's Slablea, 'Jim N~w Have~~t W. Va., Sqnday, July 27, has been peatpenad until the following Suada1· Auguot 3. Tbe show wso put off beeauao of soft, mudd~ srounda. rlfieo Mayor rO(lllrted that ploylng of at th• ondancmlng M'EU~S GINIRAL HOSPITAL Admitted Mrs. Ira Buleber, MiddlepOrt; , Mn. Borbara t;;hlln. Pomeroy; Mrs. E. s. Mllll, Syro· ill thAI '· FMD ' MISs C!Use. Dloeharged MrL ·c Of Zones ' Commodore Runles, Dexter. Bl~th: Mr. and Mrs. Hal'l'Y Eblin, Pomeroy, a daul!lhter. ffited By Mayor. TOMATOES ·· sHORT Ills~ ...... or Bod " . ·STEW . •new•· . ·......:. . .: Y I Appointment Is . He Bo:ys Sltorl Sl~ve LADIES Tl'aetor Atl ' Men'• Wblte Argyle MESH GIRLS BLOUSES Heading Crew Soliciting For·Periodical • g.,., lfllv not just a the: env1ronl Costume Jewelry 77¢ Heavy nJn• were reported at I•Ill•a"'" Fa! II, Pa , where u inch· es fell during lhe past 24 houn Many rural roads In Meigs County were eovered for abort IJ<I'iocls of time with flub floods is the Shade, Thom11 Fork and leading CreetJ were reported Jtlt of their banks in places. Aeeordlnc to United Prell In· ternat10nal, the onfy !':'!.ember ot the family of John Wlllowby to ...,.Jl" waa Wlllowlly himself. His w:ife and 1i1: children dted a 1 tbe aeven.f.oot deep water• rip- . ' ·" 2 for $3.00 To $3.99 At noon the river w•• at 29.0, falling slowly. It bad been at 29.3 at 3 a,m. today. Below Wbeeling, W. Va. , however, at Lock 13 the river was riling a tenth of a foot an hour. This slacke~ed 110· ~W river was stationary at Lock 15, above Marietta. the j'resdenl SPORT SHIRTS $1.99 Spoit:j!IDII!n at the U. S. Government Locks at Apple Grove · aaid the river was falling slowly there but was due to rise all' run-off waters from above Marietta swelled the muddy stte2nt. SINGLE COPY-tc $4.88 a set LADIES .MelP County escaped with 13 hundreth' of an !ncb ~f raln:fall the past 24 hours but upriver areas were not 110 tortuna!e u one flash flood near Spencer, West Virginia, all 'but wiped out a f!IJIIily of eight persons. ' . (' ~- Grange Planning Inspection Aug. 2 At H-emlock Grove UNIFORM PANT and SHIRT SETS ICIIforOd t!Wnillr· .,, D1REcT1Q.N· I Goessler Jewelry ', .· 1 "__. family Pine Grove. I Mrs. Eula Welker returned 1'J ~er home, Columbus, Wcdne!day, P1ttsbUH!h. P... after a viSit With . Mr and Mrs. OrvUle Well and Mr. and Mr::~ .l The August meetlm~ wdl b~ held Ralph Welker and family. ::~t the home of M1ss Maude Gru~· J&ck Welker returiled home 1 er, MineNivillc Wednesday ·nfter a vi:nt 10 Col· lir and eM:-,-,-:p:-,-u:-1-= ll-ap-:to_n_s':"ta-;;11 umbus with r'!lafi.ve!l and Children, Ed 1th rnd Billy, an1 Mrs. R. A. Thompscr and dauher pare nt~. Mr. and 'J~r!l. RobCI·t Shatp, r.re on a fishm~ trap on the ghter Roberta Jane returned lll ' Muskingum River, whero they the1r home, ~itt•burgb, Pa., t,, have r f' nted a cott:~ gc fer the day after a several days vi.si! week They will return Sunday to with Mrs. C. E. Neaoe. Fred Burson and Nrll Swmdcll Middleport left Wednesday for Flrrida for 3 ;;;;;;':;.;:;;;;;;:;-;;;;;.-;;:;:;;o;o;;;;;;.J "Mrs. John Bowman who hn.s visit , h~en :1 surgical patient ut the M~­ "POMEROY'S FINEST'' Mrs. Adam Ebersb.:teh and son Clinic has been returned to granddaughter, Nancy Bums, re· her homr. home Wednesday after a Miss Francis Roush Is planning turned visit in Parkersburg w1th Mr. and to spend a week m Clcvc!nnd with Mrs. George Powell and family friendfl while on, vacr.tlon from Douglas Jennings left thi£ by the Atlantic and Pacific Stnre The Rev Robert. Palmer, who attended the General Assembly or All Work co ..... tha Churcll of tbe Nazarene in ln L'" Than A Wotlt Columbno has returned. M"rs Palmer and children whc lived in a trailer at the Nnzr.nmc Camp Court 81. Pomero) .stayed in Columbus for another Hemlock Grove Gr~ne"' met n: regular aeasion Saturday evenifli:l with Leo ~tory, wnrthJ master, I preoldlng Men's Short Sleeve Plana were made lor th~ au· nurd inspectiCn whicl1 will bP held ·Saturday evenin~. August :! Theme of the lecture hour w11l Reg. $1.59 be "Summer On The Farm". AI : members are urged to attend anti bring pie for ro!reshment. Tan or Grey Duri:tg tho .lecture hour the Reg, $1.99 Shirts .. $1.79 Explorer Scoutl, sponst."ed by the Reg, $2.99 Shirts . 1 $2.49 Grange, received their new ehar ler. A large number of parents well ns Grarlje members were RICHEY . '' . TV 1171!4 TU T s•AIItl~~sl ' rrt V,M;J; 11'7 "''""''"'· ·~'~"!• ,..,.,..,, tlinliht, .olldlnl ' llh!~dor mornlnv. CO.Itr. Perish • nttne e. . Thli""""tormo ol)dl.. ond cool· ' ~~ and Mrs. o( Mr. Parkersburg WATCH REPAIR WIATf!IR ~Jo: lforfly · ciiU~J, Klllered I~I'JIImll .thlo oflernoon'. 'NEW " . ]95 9 R'CA...vIc'·'~:.·1 ,·0' R'i. ·.·,·.,' , ,• • O, ''C PP..;~.·· ' : · .~: 0 •• ,· ••• 'Itt 0 t 0 t J t t • ' I • I • : JI'eeJ)ees(Tents; ~,~~- Lore, To Be . Fe"t~e. Qf T~adUlg Post.Convenhon .a••eo· • lo owner of the "Tradal Little Hockin(, mony of his pe1'101lally ltr.ms of Indian Lore. He outhorll.jl on In; Seoula and bialorl· urged to attend. tbe Eastern Division briDI their eralt oxlllbll. Tbe event ;nit'?. advertised over TV liewapapers. 1 member of the Otlahomi·. ped hill house from as (oundlf.. tion and literally tore it apan AI it S'lfCpl It !!Wif The bod1es or four members were recovered from the rag1ng water! withm ~ few hours They were the motb.er, about 50, and one girl and two boys, all believed to be un· der 10 year£ oJd. of the family Thtre we1 e unconf;rmed r{'· porta that pos.!HbJy one or two other persons drowned In the tragedy illowby, a farmer, was earr!M away ~long with members Or h11 family by the torrent. He waa in a different part of ~ bouae- at the time tlte water, Jike a tid31 wave, struek Willowby, a farmer• ,-ls carried waler hit the bouse ae said be used an ax to chop lh!'ougb one of the walls of the room and made hit way to the roof. He said he iealiud there was noth= mg he could da tc aid his family and he grabbed t a tree brancl] 2nd 11tayed in the tree. ' State Poliee reported by radio on a hiJI overlookmg the seenc1 of the tragedy that the wa~r from Granny's Creet anil another sman stream rose at l~e rate or six inehes every nvc mmute1 this morning. � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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