http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0999af3c09b6e2decfd0f99faf85ff37.pdf b9a141d4e6c49d2284cdf574c17a5bb7 PDF Text Text • ,. II_ 11--J>a¥7 SenUnel, PomelOJ-Middleport, 0., July :lli, 1958 .¥...., ·'-- - - ..t..I.II--Drt spend a short vtslt with the form· brother. Rev. Howard Rup- 1 er"o _ by Mrs. Rlfpe'l mother, Mrs Margaret Re)'nolds who ba.s been a tuelt of her son and Ian~ily. Mra. M:rrjorie Mcl>llnald an!! ehildren Jsines Howard and Jl•· ditb Meredith of JJost'Jn Spawn, N. Y., wtll arrJve We:rtnesday &u t..-IMM ,......J llr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe were reteDt gaeats o( the latter's brl. ther and listcr·in-law, Mr. and MrL Gardner Reynolds of Lebanon. They were aecompanJcd home pelt. Tbcy will leave later in the week for Gulf Port, !!iss., where the)' Will be t!le guests of their parents, Mr and Mr•. Clare.nce Ruppelt. . Mrs C 0. Fasher anr:l 'ion T~m my and {laughter Sgt. Sarah Ftsh er of Columbus lefl Wednesday Nan Fisher i1 ., i Dd Mrs Waltet B. Ha,·ris jaughter, J11l Rev Henry Carr, f,.rmer ALL OVER TOWN er. Mrs. 0.1rcthy PI&· ' Mr. Simeral was graduated frorr Bethesda High School and BhSE Business C.)Jiege. H~ is employee' in Columbus with the Boyertown Burial CasJtet Company. 1 Before lc~n·Jng on a~ wedding TONIGHt '"WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION'" Tyrone Power, Marlene Dietrick ' TO PAY MONtHLY BILLS{ I dreSI with white accessories and wore a wh;te rose bud' corsa~. 'I'hey are r.ow re!ltding at 8~ Hoffmaq. Avenue, Columbys1 ObiQ. _ Out-of·tOW!'I guest:J atten'lling the' , wedding we1·e ~r. and Mr~:~. A. W. Brewer., White Cottage, Ohio; Mr. 11nd M~. Cl)·de Close, Waterford, Color Cartoon SATURDAY "Till! NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED"" Pay with CHECKS, by MAIL! Kathryn Grant - flm. Leslie - also - We suggest that you open your checkIng accowit with ul/ril mtilsthl ~ Victor Mature - Anita Ekber~ SUN.; MON., TUIS. ""TilE YOUNG UONS". Midnleht Show Sat. 12 o'clock TONIGHT and SA"fUROAY "ZARAJ{" Pta ' -- -.-.-' I ' I We Pa7l% ln'-'eet Oli Your Savings l Pomeroy ~otional Bank l Stt ..:olumbus; Mr and Mrs. Ralph Branden, Flushing, Mr. and ' MI'I. vel Flanagnn, Bethesda; Mr. an4 M'ra. Donald Simeral, Quaker City ' and Mrs. Etime Hea.kett. Rex Reason - Henry Morgan SUNDAY ond MONDAY "'DON'T GO NEAl\ THE WATER'' I MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SIMERAL Howard Ruppelt Wedn~sday . He'! Carr was enroute to hill home in Erw, Pa, from a vac!lt!On trip through the south. Mrs. 0. B. Stout w!to accom· 1Janied her brother-in-law and 1ister, Mr. and Mrs. George Fati\1 to CoiUD)bua Sunday lr.u returned to her home. II Miss Sally Soboaf cntertainerl - with a theatre party in honor Ro~ert Swanion'a birthday o( ye.< - terday. Sylvia &wan5on and Rick,\' Koehler were guests, with Miss ID Schaaf laking the party to Jack's Dair~ Bar for refreshments. Mrs. Pauley Ann N".l!l an em· . marriage by her Given in fa . ther, t!he bride wore a gown ot white lace and taffeta, made prin cess style with butterfl v bow in the back. The bodice tup featuren a portrait neckline. Her finger· tip veil of silk illusion was held in place by a band of lace trimmed in seed pearl!. S!le c•rried a white prayer book topped with a large wbite magnolh. Mill Betty Seller~ Columbus, was maid of honor and the bride~~: maids were ll!rs. John Dobbins, Columbus an~ Miu Leanna Bre.-· er of Portland, sisters of th ~ Lride. The maid of honnr worl'! ,. pioyee of the New Ynrk Central JOWn of deep aqua taffeta witb R. R. office has been tempurarily · ehiffon sash and the bridesmaid• transferred to Belle, W. Va , fro:n wore li&ht aquo gowns 108hlonoo Identical to ttiat of "the maid o! the Hoboon branch. Marsha and Frank Fugate oi honor. Their headpi..eo were nat Mhens have been the guests 0 1' white bows and they carried col· rosebuds, lheir aunt, Misa Huldu Klei·n. · onial bouqueta -of RYpiOphilla and cornflowers. Mayor C. 0. Fisher wo~s a busl neu visitor in Columbua Tuos· . Dwain Turner of Beth•sda lOll ed as best man. Ushen were Da· d•¥· Mr. and Mra. C. A. Emm1sh vld Brewer and Kennel~ Brewe: wel'(l in Marlett:~ Tue!d:-y to visit eousins of the bride. ~. lG Fl*-stone Super Chamttlon New Jread• Mrl. ; Brewer wore for her dau~ their daughter. Mrs. Burkey (Jo.!!ep)line Emmish) who underwent Ihlen weddlna an aqua eryotal· an emergency , appendectomy at line ohoath dre11 with white a.. Marietta Memorial Hospital cesaorlea and a yellow rosebud Monday. They were acr?mptnied eor•aae. Mra. Slmeral, the arooma home hy thoir lll"anddaujlbten. mother, wore a yellow abeath "The S.1111tl~ll New Tffad with the Stn••tlon•l Low Price" ll dr~so with ,white accea•orir• and Suoan and Kathy Burkoy who a ud rosebud cort~ae. I will be their auesto while their ' lmmediotely following the wed mother io hosl)itall"'•t. . Pay -Only 1 .~' ' ' WE SPECIALIZE ,IN CREATING I ' ,,.,.lcqnomy Tiff !Or Thrifty Tiff BuYtfl" \._ ALL SIZES ON WI. ' ~- ------~-------------------Flrtlton• A Bargain for Dt Luxe Super Chqmplon Tire 7 I 86 s::.· I spUr*! Now • ~· ' • '· ' •• ' "Amlllct'l F•vorlte ' Rtp/1~1 Tiff" Fll'lltoM ·· Nylon Dt Luxe :1 Super Champions, •. -:I II' fio- • You Can Have a ' le~utlful tlrch · ICitcnen with Smart .. IU11t-~n Appliances Yts - 'eur·_,,, Saver, ldtchln cftalgnon know all ,about yeur n..1n1 Gila , ,,.w..... the ·•0!~11 ~i~;l~t:~· vaal motlom • ' ' ' ~ SINGLE Crippled Kiddies Of Meigs County Invited To Fair The Meigs County Society fer Children has rewved an I fnvitation for tbe ertppiPd children or Meigs County to 3'tend the , Ohio State Fatt on Crippled Child ren'a Day , Wednesday, August 27 The Stale Fair Man<.~otcment hat planned :1 fin'! day's - <'Uting on Crippled Ctalldren'a Day, lpolliOI' ForJ\ed Run Lake Assured Of Quick lmpro\·ements; Also New Camping Area _T~e development plan was revealed In a Columbus newsWI ks CaUSe N0 paper Friday. 1f rec Forked Run Lake Jta'.. not bee·• Jeff out entirely in the Deport ed by the Crippled tertainment Association. ment ?f Natural Re"'urces plans ln)'un'""""' Only for lhJs ye.ar, howevet. SOCiety fur Childnn Alter an extended time wben il Dther participating grout•s are inviting children,. from t Damages ap!'"ared nothing would be done Ligh year to Improve facllitie1 at the state. S.l '! 1 Chil~ren·, En The Obi~ Crippled Two mmor highway Tbe feature attraction will be 11 special grcndstand pedormancc> were reporttd today by Sberifl uelu11~elr for crJ.ppled ehildren )lohert D. llortcnbach's depart· at 10:00 A. M. Name ste"s, such ao~ ment, neither involving injuries or Dean Marho; the Lennt~n Si5ters heavy property damage Tuesday north of Ra~ne lame• :Jf Lawrence Wclk'11 Band; Ben Alexander of "Dragnet"; Smiley E. Folmer. 2{1, Pomeroy, reported Buruette aF the Roving Ambaua- be went into a 11kid ou wei black· dor; the June Taylor Dancers; and top H1s c:~r hil 1 guy wire on a Jimmy OrJrsey's Band, led by Lee uhl:ty pole Thurs-:.lay a mile northeast ol CasUe, w•U thrill the!!o~ cll.ildrea the Pomeroy Corporation line on through and threugh. F1 ec admit lance for the childre:t and the1r Route 7, Jack E. Grueser, 20, Lotscorts wHl be provided, along cust·st., Pomeroy. had the Jame with trans~rtahun by s"tuthe hua. thing happen to him on a curve. on the grounds, free r:des and His car stopJ:cd &s it OO.cked mto tbe hoghway sade bank. admittance to any shows. Meals will btl: furoi1hcd. Facii· Th1s m.,rnlng James Roben ittes for rest and . medieal , can II o If m a :o, Lea.rt, W. Va., will also be provided. was arrested b)' the sheriff for Any crippled child between tht 11peedipg m Pomeroy. He posted .lges of six and 17 who wishes to f,U bond 1n Mayor Charles Legar'a advantage of this wide-oper court for appearance Aug. 12. Opportunity. for a day o! fun and The State Patrol reported Judy thrills at the Ohio Slate Fair M. Neutzling, 20, Mason wu fmed should contact Meigs C•;lmty Crip- $5 and bad coll.J suspended in pled Child. SoCiety. Pllcne 6148-Al :dayor Lepr's rourt on conviction at 159 N. ~tb, Middleport, before of having no driver's licenae. Aug. 5. Frank Harrah, 19, New &vcn, wu fined $15 and cosll by liayor Lei· N. af[air chev woul11 have to SecuriQ< :~fadn~ To Come Out Of E¥t · Whtn Lebanou Integrity · 15 NEW :·-~,CKS A~~:._.PONTIACS ... ~ 59xUSEP' '~ARS. (Uri) - 1he United St,tes said t.t.s. Marines from Lebanon as soon , "to assure the Independence " .,' At Stock Reduction ·P. rices . lntometlonol in "outhwes1 '••led "' do early today but se lhltq~·~~t.ornis lashed a wide ~~ eastern CoJo 1'01as and Okla I ~or~~@~ Lower·· Meanwhile" in 'Mayor c.. Fisher's of Middleport Vaugbab 18, Rt. I, Pomeroy, wao 'falk Ai"ltoia~;y"'.....J. ·~ipeekd. . rl\'lllers,. dt<d ,by the Patrorta·ap- H!lll· .. Seclact $4$5 1913 CMY. 210 2 tlr. s.-n $495 $595 1951 Docl~t 4 dr. Sedan $250 ' 1953 Chev. Belah' 1953 Pontiac 8 cyl. Dlx. $695 1954 Pontiac 8 tJI. lx. · · $895 -~, 19~3 _ Dadgt 4 clr. f1 2 dr. Hyd. · 1954 Plymouth s.;u ~~r.",$775 ·1953 Buick V~ s h I . 1tr.• $ Hard Top Cpe. 4 ctr. Hyd. ~o . Automatic shift. Finest and best oroy Rotary Club • ........ mlllion dol· week;; of the · 1956 FORb VI Custlifnii'dr. Sedan · · ···· ~ •. · ·· · ····· · ··· $1,295 ' ~rom· ap- 1958 citivROUT 6 cyl. Y2 Ton -Pickup ............ '' ... ,~,i$1;895~ . · , .·• 1 1956 OLDSMOBILf'$dler 88 - 4 Dr. Sldan · ·.. · ·........ :· ,$1.95 A ' ' '. . \ ' Hydramatlc drive. -One carefui loca) owner. 1Radlo and Heater. i ' ,, ., ,, r 1957 lUlCK va SptcWI J·dr. Wan··,,·.;;, ;:;· '.·· .-.· -t~-:, $2,395 .·!, ' QfJudg~ TrlUDJph At73 ,, ( . 1 4 pebr / • 1rr! >' ' .$2,695 ' Friday; Services To 'Be ~onday , · The visitors, introdut'ed by Pro· ressor Olson ot 11 mld·\Vest u:-ti· ver5ity, g:we brief talks about tbe& experJcllccS this summer as en&IDcerir.g students wurking at Sporn. They were Bill Quinn, Dick Parmalee, J1m Ferris, Bill Abel Jim Parker and Roger Goff They represented various midwestern college&. Gene Grate was proil'n.m chair <ilan for the evening and inlro· duccd Prof. Olson who D.l~o pre ient~d Prot Lewis Hu:k1 of Ohio University. Bernard Diehl, a guest £r!lm the Gallipolis club, was, in· ago. ' Ronald Hand announced plam l\lrs. Ervin .was the daughter of ttc in progress for a &otnry "Get· Lafayette Ward and Suzanna War· ]'ogether" m the near ' future on ner Ward. the excursion boat, "Susan A.11 SurvlvlnJ are one daughter, Mro Wllllam :Rohaon (Beatrirc) with whom she m1de her hPme, and two oont, Leslie Ervin of Middle· port and Gilbert Ervin of Colum bUJ. The 1957 FORD va f'Sof' ~ollllile,4. dr•."~ardJopf'1 '"'ii' ...·.:.. $2Af5 Only 9,545 actual mllea. POwor Ste~rlng, Fordollllltlc. Fof(l s (lriesr and btlst Hardtop• · .;i , ', ,.,, · ·,':', •~ Mrs. Ervin Died ~~~~\~~~::.~~; f~OowinJ .brothero ·and alo ailo 1urvlve. Elmer Ward, Lt> Cheste~ Ward oi Chlllicolbe. Art~ (Goldie) Cllrilltlan I ~~~~·; Ohio; and Mrs. li~Y 1, ' Zir.lmtrmsn ' and of Wellit<ln. lil"andcbildren 'a ,...It lll"andchildten. Ifni. Ervin wal a member of tb! H..lh ,Methodllll Church ,of lllld dleport, · . -Friends call it the Rswllnt: Cqall Home .. where lhe hel~ llt;pnday at l Rev: !Iaymon Konk Burla( 11UI (ollow 0e'!l•l'i<1· ' ·' Club In Colorado a campinJ .area built thi1 year." He explained that depa.rtmel\t officials would not pinpoint a date when c.onstruction; would start. But the money is on hand •nd achon 11 bemg l•rld up on!)• until detailed plans (or tbe im· provement are ecmpleted. The ea:nping area is to be lo· cated on 1 bill 2Jbo~e the swim. ming area. Jt will require ion~ strucUon of roads, ouldtJor cOotkil)j facU1Uea, rest rooms, c.nd clearin,: and levelling. It ia espeqed !9 cost betw..n ~.000 Jnd $33,1100 Immediate improvements to··tlae existing picnic area• are to ~ made at ouce. These iaclu~ 1 15 new outaid' iteel stoYCI wbich can be lalt:en in for otorage durihf 1riJI,. ter; 15 new gArbage c:tJntaidera, two rutrooms, and 3!) new tabl~. Bids for tbe L-.tion of tbC restroom• "l'ill be let 15. T1i• ·'•J- Wiler equipmeot ia now on The "Eagon propooals: D~lf.•IP'IJll~ .$119,1110 in 1160 and · $3S8,4w iii ltltll; jlodtllig !l®!ilf' l"rlJJ ' (!locki,II'J Jll&, $!112,000 and $i48,1100; Barr Oat; near AThens, $37,400 and '149,6Co SWJIIO· Wildlife Expert To Speak At League Meeting :;=;: Artists Invited To Try For Minstrel Roles ' IOOGoHome, Building Fails There !lilt also be two moving pieturel, O!le ..Big Game Bow . Cas! members of the Big Bend Huatlne," b,- Fred Baer; the plhe< • lliniatrel will meet at ~ p. m. tt on the Okefenoke Swamp IIi •,. the Pomeroy Senior IDgh Scboo, Georgia., All memben are urged to at· , tend. their county fair p,....ntatlon on Auauct 18. fersonnel for the $ndng cbor us line was completed when the J group met for their flrot ..astot. 1 F-riday evenin.. Hbwel'er othe• • rolea in the present.atipn are atW open and anyone wlahlni to particl pate may attend the Jlondly even mg meeting ApProximately 110 re!!Uiar c '-'t COLUIIIlUS UPI - 0 b I o.' memb<!rs attended the opening ..,. higb oclloola wlU •go along" with ssion Friday evtnlne. the new two-point ruhtll adopte;l · · by tlte college coaches I~ yeat D ·when trying for poinla afler BUt \.HID toucbdliwn, Commloaionel H. W. Emswiler' uf the Obio' IDgh School , · Athletie AatO: lllid todaf. " auCiitoriUm for rehearsal to rudy COLUMBUS ,J)PI - A wing of the he>dquarters building at sed Friday obortly after 100 1 ordef, lllr. Hebt!urt ,Wd. day for ha.\'!ng no dri~er's 11- tilt lloPF....,iilll!.and Also Ro<ty Fort, $118.800 ~Ddt ""'•"i:tslii!J een!e. The Patrol alllo arreated. Me'I.ZOO; Stroud's Bllll aeor Atfor appearance before Mayor Fish· . WASHINGTON UPI --:- 111e A~· er, Segtal W Davis, 32, a roofer hens, $38,400 and $153.800. rJculture Department thmki there out of Charleston, W.Va., for bWL m~y be more egg11 and lower egg Middleport police arrested aM prtces next year. . Jailed Charles Allenowortb for In· In a report Friday, 1t estimated tolJcation. 497,715,000 egg-type ch~eko were hatched in the fint six months of The Patrol said tbese roads were 1958, up 7 per eent (rom lbe same closed in GaUia Count.v at 10 a. m. period one year earliE::. Depart today: · ment economists pre<1Jded the Rt 141 scnth of Cldmus; ~ number or chickens in layina east and west of Vinton, 5M al Smilb. Wildlife, flocks next Jan 1, as a result HarrisbW'g and aix to seven inche1 of Granville tbe Soil Conservation S would be up 5 per cent from the of water were over 160 in Vinton. will be thr principal speaker Lotal last Jnn. 1. !be regular meetinc·of the J(~ip In another preliminary estimate Chapter, Jzaak Walton League ilelll the department Jaid tlle number Monday ever.ing, July 28. r ...;: of yqung chicken• rallwd in the lllr. Smitll will be accompanied first half of 1958 totaled 4M,78!5,· by Carl Bllibm, local SoU eo..,. 000, up 10 per cent from the B&mc aervationist. periQd one year earlier. tbe Army's general 1'\epot eollap. Hamm Initiated In Millionaire's . thil mornin1: "fm now 11111red there will be In 1958 Market Mro. Hattie Mae Ervtu, age 79. died yelllerday at 2 P. 1\1, at the llleigo General Hospital. She was the widow of Ben Ervin wbo pro. ceeded her in d.. lh about a yeor trodueed by Rotarian Ted Reed. Jt. ' Uke new In ·a:pear~uce. -~'f wheel base -8ft. body, Q, S1x sumr.,er-work coJlege rtud· ents with the Philip Sporn Plant t~t Grahn!D Station. w. va., wcrl!' speakers Friday ni ght 11 t :1: regulAr ' meeting of the Middlcport·Pom· , , FordomaUc. SpotleSs orlgm~l blue and white"flnish. You'll have to',see this one to preciate It's·lo\1 price. ' • · ., Of Experiences ·,.... :..$~95 se~fts"Ply mouth. Extra !lice. ar for l!peedmg. ~ourt J953 ( rys er 6 CJC"'t' ~ . ' 6~$ 1.953 f)eSofo 2.dr: V8' ·~· ·~'"$665 1953 Ford Y8 2 'if~~~·. 19S2 Ftr~ 2dr. S~an ·· · · $3,5 1951 Buick$uper4 "\11f5 1951 Plymouth2dr.Setlan $195 1955 PLYMOUTH ,IJved. 4 dr. Sedan ·· · ·· · ······ · ··· $1,195 ' lb.U ::tecidents Forked Run, Rep. Mfinhart aaid I strictly a u l~e I'Q .inl! all parts of Eiacnbowcr clearly spoiled hi& condition•: This , 1\'fm& aet b!" Representative George A. Meinhart promised loday M~ County would be heard frem before a proposed '1% llll1lliHl boDaDZa in state park improvemeota "'ere approved by- tb~ Ohto legislature next year. Ellpecially since Meigs County's Forked Run Lake dldll''r .:· . get on the favored list for as much as a single dollar. Two -·~ state lak91 m Athens County, on the other hand, Stroud'l : Run and Burr Oak, would receive '379,000 In a two-year per'~' lod under. t~e plan. Lake Hope would be Improved by nearly, a halt a IDllhon dollars. Rep. Meinhart said he ba• not had a chance to studi the. proposal Colonel Herbert Eagon, director of Natura R• sourcel!, will present to the legislature next year for lmprovlf ments 19 state p~rks . -· "It's my unde~~nding a committee gets these recommen-' datio1111 together, Memhart said, "and the legislature bas to approve them, of cout•se." He added, "You can rest assured I'll never vote for them and neither will a lot of others, unless Meigs County is coo: sidered. I Crippled , NEW YORK UP! - Nlklla Three had other pressing bu•l~~ aa the bill' to attend •o firs~ such u \'II , ·je.t fi1ure !J1 IM' .11l'~ )l!.~~eek I Baghd•d raat talk~ set .for nell but Pres!ruil!t ~~11!>\f!l• ~ly ~ondoy. . wbitUt'~ h.t"ii dQ.wn"IO" i~: · 1 AnHhe molter of pr~t~ol Only hours after lzv9itla, the of· sceurijy RJ't'nngdl)lents also lwl , ·, fi(!iij,l So:vlet , governp..~ni news- be Cow:1dered. Because of' tjlll '~r, fiE·u!ed ,a propose~ ~- was cy$!1111lf~ !bat Ani. 4 wqui( mlt '!!l.t'-~ in the Ui!!led !j;iil(jjja be 'lbO WI,!FIII pollllble date lqr Ill( t~e 'II e East ~il~o Khi"JUII· t~e 1). tJ. ·Rarley and tbat it ~.lQ!l· cl!!:v l[id ., allj:~t-face. . ' ably could r.ot be arran&M tieo 'Jussl~l\ premier al)noUftced fore Aug. 11 ... 01.1 We4ne&~ay ~~ would meet wlth FUrthermQI·e Ei!enbowor servl!1 bead8 of government anywhere, notice thol Khrushohev would no · e\'!n in New York. · 1 • be permitted to turn the conf'O\", KhrJ,Iahchev's st11WR~, ma~uv- flDce 1nto ·· 3 propagand.a ,c~­ er was ob.served by We~ d1plo- Eblenll_owcr warned ht:: would .ull: mala lmmodlnlei.Y tP. a Ji')'i'P•K•~ , • fam•llor !lusstnn lactic - !b• da victory for ttie v~~~Rus· walkout - II the Soviet premlet stan since he 11@11 beeR de dine tried to usc the meeting as r · ~cl!ev ll!l!li~~d ... ' '\ be suggested next Monday as tbe aet·tO&I!ther date. . But the UnUcd States and Its allk>s were In no burry. The !lig i . ~ -OOPY-'"k ~----. ~~--~~------ gofng to New York so much that Dynaflow drive. 'Ppb"·l~ill4~~~~'!;) mlle.s. Radio and Heater. Spotless. . • ~ •f ·\" , Jtlaon Area 1 IUDI.mit meetliig "for mon bs. sounding board for hts own phi ~r~thchf'V Uked the idea of losqphy. · ' Seven branch candelabra, latge vases of Meadow Rue, Re· gal Rue, Regal Lilies, Eramus spikes and foliage of buckle· berry and Ivy graced the altar of tbe Methodist Church at S\lversvllle, on Saturday July 5, .for the marriage of Miss Emma ~..ole Brewer and Mr. Charles H. Simer.al. The Rev. John Elwood perforn!ed the double ring ceremony at 4:30 P.M. ' The bride i_s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer of Portland, Oh1o, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Simeral of Bethesda, Ohio. A half hour of nuptial music ----------~ preceded lhe ceremony. with Mr11 The sell!diona were '10h Promise Howard Ebersbach at the piano Me", ••Because'' and "The Lord's and Mrs. John Elwood as soloist Prayer." Plresiorit "' . s.,pet Champion• '. ' ' . ....::. relg.. ne $3.95 to $12.95 -also"UNDER FIRE" I! a f • ELBERFELDS Robert Healett. Bellaire; lllro. Mar· John Derek - Elaine Stewart I • $15.95 A Set· Other Croquet Sets -::--- · • •'Nikita Khrushchev Whittled , flown To S~e By Eisenhower ' ' Ohio; .dr. and Mrs. John Beall "HIGH IIELL" BANKING ·SINCE 18'12 Illember Feder-' ' Re1~rve Syatem Member Federll Deposit lni1JFIIDCe Corporation POMEROY RU'l'LAND WI ' . Plastic bolls, mallet heads with Durati~ . of phenolic resin plastic and Rollway rack. • 'All finished iq 'vivid c9lprs · c\nd d~-i'tdble ' varnish. · ' _ trip the brld• changed to a betgr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Juty 26, 1958 lion Draws 0 • enttne Cltauttcey Is V GARTON · Croq'-et Sets at ColumLlls. MEIGS--POMEROY ' SIX PLAY Durst waa ir The new .drs. Simeral was grad uated from Racine High Schoo' and presently is employed Wit' the Motorists lfutuallnsur,ance Co Pomeroy Bend THEATRES ·e . at y _,_ charge of tho, guest book. lor of the Middleport Pretbytet· um Church had lunch with }\ev • t~'li Np. 88, Elva Dailey '"d !,Irs: Violet Brew· and ' T--·----- - -··,...--------.....,.,..,..•-+;.::::'~~·~"..:;..::'-' _!o_ I'~ •••e•t• ~i.Jte was centered with a three-Uere( wedding ct.ke. Hot~tP-sses wert Mrs. Paulinf I Brewer, Mr~; . Maxini).. Pnro~~t. Mn of Nursing hal\ returned to Pal'kersburg · after a week'"' vacauan w1th her parents, Mr J ·Weother . d..orated the bride's table whlct ~ chool . ~. ' ... ' streamers entwined with ivy ci. cled the lt~wn from. · eit~er sidt of au ar~hway whic:h was decor ated with roses and ivy. Rose: ti ne l!rs. Terrell is '.he former [ .Miss Jane Harris, a student "Urse at St. Joseph's Hospital . - !t'~· aunivenary 'Will be celebrat•, and 1\lro. WUJtam ChUdo. W' Aif4ust Dth wltb a dinner at · !be llltllii 'Rellauiant. Mn. llntd Ohlinger wao a ~ETtLOSI TWO Plans were tnad!! for 1 the se~ gqeat tnd' prbet were •warded t. ' ' ' ' 't enth annlvenory of their Can· Mrs. Edword T. FrenCh, Mni. COLUMBUS UP! - / The Co· asta Club when llrs. IUcbarrl Chorl.. Brmlbury, l\lr~. Donald lumbua Jeh loot a d'oubleheador, Gress entertained th'- m.ember~ MUit l nd l\lrl. Ralph Glbba Jr. H .,aad iW, here Thursday night Tuesday evening at her home A desa~ eoune ~·ras served to wind up a aeries wilb [ioche• ter on tbe". wrona: end or a 4·2 ~ ding a reception wis held on lht- by the hoJtesa tO the :~.'bovc men· record. lawn of the bride's home. wiilh .1ono,d aqd ,Mrs. Rober, Schmoll w11l v1sit Mr <t nd Mrs. John Ter rell and ch ildren, Johu and Cbnr; 1 ' Methodist Church At Stiversville Was Club Planning Scene Of Brewer-SJmeral W-edding _Vows For Anniversary lor Oak Ru1ge, Tenn., where they WHY ZIGZAG • per sons went home for the dty. Nc. one was burt. An. 115 foot section of the wesl buckled and !be '''"nd fioor roof sqged. Wtttnesses said debris was hiirl· Emswiler· Okavs 2pL Af· ler TO p}an For ·p • reps ' Ro'1!irt Hamm, repr•senl~live or ed into an adj30enl euCU41tion the Mi)lland 11\Uiual Life "Ins. Co .. areo w6erei an addition to ·anothOI bao been in~Ut\Od , Into the Mil bulldlng is goinJ. llonalre's club" of tbe company at ADLAI IN ASIA the firm's recent national lon· LONDON UP! - MIISCOV( Rs· vention in Estes PBJ:k, Colo. dlo reported Friday nighltbJI I or· Mr. Hamm recei*d a member· mer DemOcratic party preatden· lC No actio• wu taken on tbe new " ship •l"oil lrom the company'' tial candidate Adlai Ste,enoon b11 DALLAS Tel• UPJ _ Sen· KDriDI .method at the •oaehe_r F"ident, c. o. : swu~an .' He at !rrived at the central ,~oian city , ·aibed the honorary · ~~li!~atiop of Novoslbirlt in tour of tho Ralph w. Yorboroufh and mil· eumnt' -~. Eml~i•r . ,~~ , ' lionaliO Dallaa lawyer . reneher "but lbe '""ling lJ that It will ao by placing lil for~ more' than ' >oviet Union. William A. Blakll!)' bulb predicted into eRect !bl• faiL • million dollm worth of. Insurance While Mr. 'nd Mn. Jlamm at LICENSE IISUED viciOI')' today in tbe Texas priThe ,alloclalion:~ma'i' ..:::=::~~ tended tbe -convention, their chU A marfiage Ueense has been il- mary electh,u. on a P.f'oposa1 to . dren. BorbJU and Jeari. •lsite~ ;ued here to Delmar ll Rhodea, 21, The polls opened at 7 a. m. and hiah ~I lh!ir j!"andparenla, Mr. and l\lrs tarrisonville, utility worker, and were to 1 reroain open until 7 p, m. from 18 to 20 teama whleh ~~( lcipba Dole Ward. HarrisonvUle, a~ which Ume the roturna will be- 81! l!llpeeted to meet with II J/ 0. Roedel, E. Main..t, _B·-'--'--------':.in__:po_url_n..;.i in, , _ _ _at. _·_...,......:.....; hI"'_;,;_didates Expm V' tory, ·"' I his 1 MiildleP:Of! Park ~'ffl'lts ,;...·• -...... ilrt1 . FffiST:PlcNl,~ EQUIPMENT INS~AttED· Two -picnic benches, !!replace and Jeen 'n~nt port's ' 1ued..at once. In nther sctio"' tbe asOO<iatlon: over to finabce tom· Hlbha two -D~ed their tounWn ·w\)Uid area • \1:h~~; ln �,, .'' '. ' ,, -· ~ ! ... .- • • . !Iff,.tf.4fi'I S~TIN. (·.oriunentadng, Editorially Cha~llll3 -.Siturday -, ;.~ In ;;4.msrican Publishing For T'b ePastG.eneration Tbl$ ~ertatniy was evident in Meigs County from before 1900 through World War II •ltd !lmtll today Fifty years ago 1t was fashionable among journalists of the day to have both "Democratic" and "Republican'' newspaper. in small towns Quite often there was a third "Independent" nibbling around the edges, too Pubh!hers under such circumstances were ~'On usuall,y short·hved Often 1they :*el'll buiJiness men with primary int~rests outside publish· lng After they lost a sockfull In a paper another would'be E S Scripps took over the / deiapidaled pay-roll account. ' Today over most of the nation the small town and suburb newspapers are growtng in strength because there is one paper serving local, home interests. The majority of U. S famllbs now are two-paper families They take a "city" paper ~or primarily national and international news and a "home" paper for the dally events around which their lives are wrapped personally. When the Times-Star was combined with the Post the move was merely another chap· ter in the story of American newspaper publishing that is leading toward fewer metropohtan papers rt also is proof again that newspapers must be a money-making proposition, just as surely as must the corner grocer's store. The &lternatlve is death for the business ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. July 26, 1958-3' New In Forming J ' t~I.£V·Is~IQN ~01'6 ~-: WSAZ -TV Chan"el !I' ~ ~Wjl{e.t)f t::;i~ilifl(Jti ~fl.Pfi' Underlines Trend Obvious This is that the big city papers are finding out '1\ihat the small town papers learned over a,generation ago: You can't fight with one or more other newspapers in a community for the reader and advertising budget which wlil not 'Produce adequate revenue for more than one publication ( 2-Dally Sentil'lel, Pol!leroy-Mlddlep0ri, 0., Jul~ 26, 1958 _ I ·~e ,~jlinise of the Cincinnati Times-Star io !lhe :face ·of continually rising operating oosts rwilhout •enjoying a corresponding expamfpn 4n sale of its product puts emphasis on a trend in newspaper publishing that has ll~ evident for several years. ' \ ~oq~·· )'lo >B<>idY Doodj> ' ,. - 10:30 Cross Current 1 ,," Tht Ruff and Reddy Sbot 11:00 News Headllnt!il U:OO Fuey 11·10 Nltewatch 1130 Blondie !:DO Sigo Off ;' ' ll100 True .'!loey 12:30 Trouble With Father " 1:00 Down on the Farm Chan.,el'!-~.,tkft: ·t:SO Western Theater 845 Sign Oo ' · 4 00 Monmouth R3ctng ' ' 7 oo 'foda1 4:30 O,.teetlve Dlll!'l' 9 00 Rompt;r Room •J D:OO Watetfront 11 9'30 Katie Doona11 Sllpw ! •'l ~-30 8igrP!cture IO::;o Doqg~-Re-M1 ' , S·DO _News1'lclure lo.30 Tr.,..,.., Runt 1:1~ Sports Eye u·oo The Prtee 'Is Rl!llll 'I ~ 8·30 Science Fiction Theater U.30 Cgnccntratlon 7.00 Salurday !ollbl ••miiOrtl T l~ 0[ !fir. Tac Do~h , 7'30 Peopltl :~1+ ·0 1111111 12 30 It could Be ~ou 18 00 Baseball I 00 ¥1d-D"' News 10.39 Joae~h Cotton Show •!·I& lllovietlme •I u,oo' llowl Hoodllaoa S·oo Today Ia OUrs 11·10 Weat.berealt 3:30 From these Root• 11 16 Nitewatcb 4 QO Queeo fnr a ~1'1 1:00 Rlcn Off , · ·- 4:4!1 ""'1·1'!' ~ 5 'Ob ~to8lelb:Ttille " lf~1 Channel 3 ... Sunday to 55 1'110 DUNNIT . Rplnaei> Pllyhow 8 13 Sr<>N Sign on 11 00 This is the Life 1 ~:30 EYe a·zs Weatbmut .!. -- , , o·3a Newa "Pun 1130 What One Person Can Do t2 DO Industry on Parade 1~·15 Christian Science lz 30 TBA 12 5~ Baoeball 1 00 'Movletime 4:00 Mr Wizard t·so Youth Wants to Know 6 4!1 N~ Ne'll'l . , ~,: , •" r ~ Re.11t1ess a•~ 8 30 Tal,, of wona 8 00 Twi!Dty .,.. 9 30 Alcoa Theater 5·00 Fronben of Fa1th LO 00 Suspicion II 00 Newo Read'.lno 11 10 Weatberealt 11:15 Tho Jack Paar Show I 00 Sll!D Off I WCHS- TV Ch.anrtel8 l12 00 ~addle ana Spurs 2 00 l!llg P1t'ture 2 30 Satd:day Show 4 j)O Live Wre&Uing ' ~!jill Re<ord H® 7•30 Dick Clark Show Tbe world's first regular •air- 8•00 Country "'U111e lubilee. mail servtC'(! was bcJUil tty ($tit- 9.00 Ulwrence Welk Show am's Royal A1r Forte rnilitar.y ~ 0 oo Ml!lw.. tern Hayride ~0.30 ot!iclal Detective London and Parh ,11·00 News 11:10 MG.M Lato Show when 11 started mall betwe~::n Jn 1918 c:~.rrying' Channel8-~ondar 8 00 MusiC in the Mornmg ~9·00 !lO 00 II oo ,12 DO 12 30 1 00 2 30 3'00 3 30 4·30 6.1)1) t\~. Doug Martin Show • The Morning Show 4~ P:e<e• of Eight! !!r. District AttorneY Bm&o at Home The AfternOon Show Doug Martin Show American BtlMstand Record Hop American B:tndstand , SUPefml!l! ,, i ke~ Meuae Club o.:&:<'llln~· ,A~;I,!~ >t , •.\I d ,. , 111 , ·• 7:bo Proos Conleren~ . , 7 30 Cowtown Rodeo a·30 Ido Lupino 'Piayhou'sw 4 1:® 7o~ Eoi0"11~, . ;f.' e:~l~ap8~ raraif<i _., , 'J.- < 8:53 Woalbo~ ,y ~~ ~~ !~:. :,r,~n.d ,:!:\: ,!".~~':~~=:':':;. - 1-·.~ -1 1 WANTED . l ° .... ·.· • Hatching Egg Program GI'anl Researcll B ProtJram May e ' 'f'i.~ ~ L'f ., ----- ,I died A 5 StU NICHOLS. 108 FOR: SALE Ronake Hay Baler Eagle Blower R-EADY FOR YOU .;...a,. -----------~~---------~- Clhannel8-Siturda,_ ~ Never d..v olean your electric BY t;:•GOIY GAl TAX RIFUNO Jhey have bought for far m use , .. _ week. • " ----atloo ·-·· ~ olan keto or· 'sb ee t•. Cleon 1ng ool ND. "INO "'ECTRIC ,' vents may dlnoIve .. "'' waterproo ! 1 _ , COL"MBUS. Famlll., n••d a Farm ownert, rarm len anti, Ill 1or Tbev• may need these recordl to ft •• , '' ILANKITS ele~r1cal insulation on t hc ,.1•• tovbuY financial MCUrit", IIYI rum operator• may U no:w 1 ed or verif" • the accuracy of theu re ,/' "" r-· Spray, ohio State UniveriJty ~ a a cents per &a on re un on rund clauna. f or a dar. All eounael ion iD thil "''.;.bel S ' wires Instead, hand or mac hine BY c. 1. &LAKISLII 1aruung h '· K I Ia abln P.OUnnllor~ m& STATI DAllY HOW W Tht aummer weather as nu wasb these coverings eep n County &xr.nslon Allftt camp ill o we •., c _., , _ IX.tenaion family economics 1pec- ell gasoline used for od J doubt forced your electric blan- mind, of coune, that lhey are an Stxtv-lx Meigs County 4-H and aasurted iD tbe varioUI c:ws lall•t. purpose• aurine the pen u1Y The seventeenth annual e1. l ti ld d h " .., Vlrglllll Cattle St.ow wtll k.eta or sheets into te rem en eledncal 3ppllance an s ou Club ~memhers seven cou.nsellon program.a Persona working on 1 aecurtty 1, for 1957 reruto .. ..t June mull 30, be lUMI filed Cla1m! on or be beld Da•rv at -Jackson'& Mill, Aug for .the aeason II you have post be handled carefully and two advi~rs returli.ed th1s Advisor~ aulstlng at the plan 1hould have some knowledge before ~ptembcr 30 , loml. only I" , m poned the problem of laundenng Before washmg, dtsconnect the past week from attendmg thf' camps are Mra. Pauline Atkins, of various type• of insurance, soc- one claim t:hould be tubmttted. v 15 1 these valuable l>edcovenngs cord and controls from your Semor and Jumor 4-H Club Senior Camp and Mn Jeallt'l tal aecur 1ty, bonds, anmutles and USE FORM The prr.gram w1U mclude seheJl's J -reminder that there's no tianket& or sheets \tost bed Camp sessions held annoolly at Cottrill at Junior Camp Both II other uvmga and mvcstments All claim•, for the 2240 Federal Ta:r parate t-H, FFA and Open Clus betllr time than a (!ne hot day coverings JI['C made rrom synthc the Ca.nters Cave 4 H Club Cam]' 'Slated Mn. Nolan wbo was ln that can be used refund of cents pP.r gallon, Sbowa, 4-H and FFA Showman to do 1the jol) It you have m1 ~ tic fibers or cotton, and shrmlt 1m Jackson county c:harge ot tbe- enUre rra.ft pro1'be plan for future nnanc1al ae- •bould be 3made 00 [ntemal a~ ship oontuta, a cattle f1ttmg and plllced your tnanufacur~;;r's 1r !lge or stretchmg ts not a prohgram at holb camps. lllaior crafts eunty mcludca objectives Some of h &howmg clime, 4-H Hee~lth Talk~. tr.uetlons for laundermg, here'~; lem. But, 1f )'our bhnket is wool~ Th1s event bas c,,me to be ~ this year Included picture paint those obiectWe&, according to Mill venue ~orm 2240. U yuu ave Coronation of the State f-H ltln& 7 ' ' - m lng on glass. .. tlie 1ltep-b1/-&tep proeerlure measure It, so 1t can be reshspe d part of the 4-H Cl ub proa.-.. I hadrH bo:re1 • lea Spny, may be, protection of de- fded Refundfor Federal the put Gasohne yo11. will Tax re and Queen of Health, State orh 10 later to tts ortg\.nal 111 t rr Londucted in Meigs County un- ther work and lanyards pendents If the earning eapac1ty ceJve a copy of tbil form 18 the Tractor Operators ConleJt, vat lherb are sod spots, wash these der the sit.p~r\llaion of iMrs Another type of leaders.tup of tbe breadwmner 11 taken away ~-- 1001 breed club meetings and the f 1:' Blak U you've uv first gently wtth a solution o Geneva H. NoLitn 11.nd C . r.odevelopment is round II mong the, by de:ath or diaabflfty, replace- mail fore "OU can get never a copymed of form State Farm Bureau Cultar d p te m1ld soap or detergent r.nd water eslee, County ExtensiOn Ar;ents campers \)'ho help C.3rry on tr • ment of Income after retirement, ~ c t Contest ftnals ~ULTRYMEN TO Use lUkC'Warm water for hand ThiS summer Anna Jean Rose L; bal activity which mcludea abtl:'t• to met-t ~mporary losa or 2240 from the 'M.aaonO!f oun Y d PRODUCE HATCHING ,. Th1s ts abou t ass1stlng .n t be 4-H Cl ub pro CounCil Fire, vesper Prograra& a decrease >~ Exlena&on Jce or The D... or machme wash1ng of income, protection A<>rtcult•lral ~-...... , Cattle w1U be ju g EGGS ON A YEAR ~1 vIty, an d lher parla ed b., Ctutrhe Miles, Managerha of 100 degrees Fahren he1I or warn' gram sports a..-. a1nat habJhtv1 and :~bllity to AROUt;D BASIS .. ~:t b • on wmdrow enou~'l to .e com • a ..e For tlle youngster'! probabh or the c;amP program meet emergt:nCies MtcbJaan. F'amu of Btrming m, \ ~EMING-NKHOLS ''our wrist the mosl Important reason for at Met&s c,unty campers selectee ;x'be second step 10 plannmg 11 Dissolve tM rtetergcnt bc!ot(' tending camp Is the (nn enjoyecl at Junior Camp mcluded Eric for a family to study Ill own IllMrs. Reed Easterday waJ taken vou add your eovenng For o~ea•· m the campmg experience One Parker, cb1ef of the Shawne" uation The composttlon of the t)to tbc Meip General Hospital "n t It may of the main reasons pnrentH are tribe•, Ale•~ Carpenter, song family, familY bkes and dislikes, d ~! ~~~!~s~b~!nto' :~e~~ts, wlth a mtercsted m camp J.S that Jt leader and...clris McCoy and Dru~ amount and stability of mcome, UP' . . ' · Fri~:Yand Mrs. Leu Sayre of Col· soft brush and sudsy watet gives the youngster anotncr type cJ11a wm, cheer leaders for the abihty of the family to manage lr' umbu• were calling on Mr and rather than to prolont; the wash of experience away from , bomt• Delaware tribe; and T11mara F\n money, risk:; that the lamUy can RIPLEY, OhiO - The farmefs Mrs Lee Johnson Thursday mg period exce-llent superviSIOn law and Connie Atklns, cbet'r afford and legal status of the who rai&e Ohto's $13 million worth Mr and Mrs Faudree left tbts To wash etther an t:leclfl• From _thC' standpomt of lhli leaders for the Cherokee tribe family bUJhtC'II are some of the of burley tobacco each year wtU week for tnclf home m F1oruta / blanket or sheet completely 1m 4.a Club program the cam1 Janet Kmght served as advisor factors to be considered before witne 55 the a;arly stages of an un· The Ladies Aid met Thur!day m meroe m water for a few miu adds cnlhus1asm as well as g1ving with the Delaware tribe and makmg a definite aecurity pbn precedented research program lD - - - Etep isdone to take ~··t .,• on that d!y o~ utcs DO NOT SO AK. The.," tramlng not only ·tn 4•H Clu'•hl Wayne Roush wlth the Shawnee t Thebatnext I being now atnlook the 0 hio, Aue......, r~ ~:::..::':_;;:::;::~~-:--:--::---:- house wm be held at the Sout~ 11 ently squeeze soap suds th1u actiVItieS, but abo 10 slt•lls w1t1 trtbe the fabric for a few I the hands and m.nds ' Other Mctgs County people a&- eluded Janet Myerl Carol Shain, ern sub atat1oh of th~ OhiO A&rl· USED <~.bout tw<J or three--and squeeze One of the outstandmg feature~ stsbng m the eamp provam in Loretta Faber, Pam~la Sylveater. cultural Expcnment sta.Uon exeess sudsy water rumly out~ of camp ts the leadership tram eluded Mr and Mrs Ales Clio 1Mary ~tb Toney, Su·unna Ar· The 275 a~re farm, where tomoVmg Lengthwise rtown y;ou:· 1ng. The c11mp counstllors are m charge of the Jwimmlng and nold, Seren Lewis, Jaruce Tanne· baeeo relgnll with a flrm hand. WkS covermg. Rmse m run:ung wate • older 1bung peGple who haVi; water safety program: Mrs. Jc hill Cindy Swatul J!lnnie Sue acqutred only two years ago Since and squeeze gently to remove the proven their abthty to ~ceept Hardy, leader of the indoor re- 'i'!l~mpson, ~~ Radfora, then a budding, but ambitious. ag• nnsc Water CAUTION Do not and earry oUt resp~>nsibihtlcs creatwn ~lanes and prognm for Ruetta Kay WeU., Patm:ll Hen- ncultural research program bas wnng or tw1st your fabric m Each o~ the seve ~:ounsellors Semor Camp; Anna Jean Rose~ neasy, Jane Baer, Juanita Smith, been launcbl.ld for the benefit of washmg or rmsing as you may attendmg ~erv.ed a& cabm ~oun. indoor recreation for Jumo . Janice Smith, Neda Bradford south central Ohao farmers To I break the w1rmg ms1de . senors as well as servmg m othct Camp, and Blakeslee, diredo~l: Sharon Freeker, Linda LO'J baceo shares the Uruelight with An .. 1 hird, tht 1011 " Bedcovermgs are readilY capacities. the. CourlSellora and Se Bahr Diana Baer, Nancy Parter, projects in beef catt1e progeny ~ea1tbler• .,.ducet 1 h1gher pe,. Implement & Supply la undered m an :Jgltator typ~' In the •Scnwr Caron ~esswn the Camp sessions Shar~n cottrlll, Jeanie Manuc.. testmg, corn, wheat and oat var '""(Me o1 Kal0hi>!8 egs•, and'h• Phone 3202 - RHine, O. washing m<lchme In a tumbler tht't!e counsellors Shara.;'l Atkms The three electric uttbty co~ Clarice Norris, Linda Eicbtnge. tety and fertihzat1on tests and a tJetler rate of Jay in fOJ weather lype care ts mdu:ated to avold Patr1eta Blakeslee u•:d Larry pames serv1ng this arf'a lncl: Barbara Barnhart, Jo~c!ue Jones, farm water source studtes WI any other in tho lndOIIry. tw18{1ng or snarlmg your bbrtc Clark were each selected as Jun mg Obto Power Co • Colum ue Yponne Beat, Sharon 1'aylot, Twehc varteties of toba~co are product of Nichola ,. r.nd w.res Soak only a few mm 10r Dn•cetors for a P'lrl of the and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Erma J.ano Older Cbarlottl! on tnal eat'h year, e1ght popularly • ~earth is l'lf.IW beooming availablt utcs and 'lash or agttate session. Sharon and Larry were and the Buckeye Rurcl Electric Smith. carolyn Gree~lces, Oleva grown ones and four expenmental Mlioul~J to better Bockownut. •onger than two mn'lutes Rinse each named as counsdlors fot Cooperative again this ~ear as- Smith Donna Stout, Joyce ~tou• ,. ~n ee, for the same length of t tmc on~ of the gt{)UpS wbtch tn th1~ 81sted the. camp craft progr:~ David' Wooten, G A. Radekln, way of buymg life msurance, varpa~·i w1 h tiD too late. Order aow m luke warm water, rewove frQm camp are naMed aftP-r Indtan by furnis..'ting and IUpervlslng b] Thad Dye Errol Pickett, Richard 10us types of casualty msurance, d.rougk your broi1er UldaerJ. your machme and gently squeez•' tribes Patricia "assisted In tbc. constructton of an adjustaThe Koblentz,' Gary Michael, Eric retirement planB, lncre:aaing eQUity out exceSJ water CAUTION Re publication of the camp - :new~- wall light for good hgbting ~ Parker G-ary Cb.astern a n d ID real est'ate or business, or buy· member agtlatlOn o£ bedcoverlng paper All three helped m the campers get the uperience o 'Bo~b~b~y~,C~Ior:k;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;in~g~l~:q~u~Jd:=;a~"~"ts;::_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= m I the wa!:hmg macl:!me for too variOUS classes mclud.ng craft" putting tbJS lamp togt'tber long a penod may 1lreak th \ nature and mdoor recreation a portiOn of tbe cost as we For electric wJr'ng m yo'.tr bedcov: ln the Jt;ntor Camp •easton the ali supervision proVJded by c ermg counse-llon mcluded Esta Mae power contpanles d e'··-·•"·, Oblo To hne-dry your bl.mkets 0 1 Blackwood, Jllnet Km~ht, NanCY Thls ftve county camp orn: N bed .sheetS, hang them lengta Eichinger and Waynr. Rou~h by the 4 H Club memben o .t e ;:;::;:;~;;;;~==:;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;: wise over two pnrallel clothes Wayne served as Junior Director count 1 e~ oC Mcig,, Galba, J1acl. hncs. The~te hnes should be about Lawrence and High ant cnc foot to 18 Inches 11 part DQ pnd ,bru!Jh up your blankcl ~~~'nttes 19 unprovmg 1ts faclli· not usc tilln single lines as the nap with n soft brush tles each year to better aerve ".4. STEP IN'J'O A NEW •a1-:g ng, water logged fabric mth'', Stonng ( \cctrlc bla~kl•Ol an :l 'Ill southeastern Ohio people Ul be heavy C'nough to cause , sbeets made or synthf'ti.C fabriC ~ lereste4 Jp camptntg program electri-C wWug \, lb be damagerl1 or colton wh.tch arc mothproo Camp faciht es on the :19 acrr This metlind of dry1ng wtll no 1s relatively simple fu~t wrap tracL are available on 3 reason only pr~vent laundry {rom <lrag the control ror protectiOn, fo~~ able fee baats to any orgamze.d Everything New In Power For Every Job gmg and beCommg so1led, bL\t your blankets or elh.r.ts, a group In thiS area Will perm t 1m to c1rcu,ale un place them in a box 01 plastlr Campers attendmg the sesi!IOD Everything New In Equipment i crneath tnd hasten drymg It u ~ag for protection Lrm dust th year m addiUon to thoSP l lso rwnr.:uenrled tho~t ' our wGol Woof blankets shOuld be storco m~~tloned above lnclu1ed Gloru• For Every Need F~ttllllg blnnkelli be dned mdoors or u~ m a1rtight boxes or plrostJc bags Atkins Joonn Brinker. RebeCCJ ~the shade rather th:~n ID thl not place mothprtJt•fmg ehe D Melva Faye Jord3n, Pats) COMING . SOON - IT'S ALL NEW let1 , . . rour cosll 'iUn U your blanket ts wool, yoll " Wham. lf:e Weak 1o nfco tnoldo a Solar1 tQJ.Y damage the insulated pye, Miriam Lee Smith, KareJI nay stretch It gentlY wh1lc dry box or bag, ,Js th{l chc Hr~c:· Carolyn Parker, Ruth I~ Mlndor ll'o -'o nat cool. 1'111', Solar'o ... , n< to get 1t back to 1ts ongmul mal damage 1th~ msulated W~n;~tt, Hose Greenle':!S, Gordon ~"Cootlllhd ..... bp.-"""""'~ _,. ""R' •01 MIIY DAY I 'f ktns Roger Holter, cec1l Nel ~. . . mill faster. -'tr and mort econcnlcolt thalt "VI " " ... me 't remember, all electnc. Al D' Jgb• Nelson !it SenlOt ~~ WnH AN I tf you are using an auoma ~~ f"r bed covcrmgs should son, w ~ ,. ra., olhar bulk milk lank. "Where Quallly Is P~nJDolllll" ""'"•GI 'ryer remember to prehea " h camp • ~· ..,. IIWI' I"VIU't ll ' d et u~mg ! rge bath debch'cd before vou was 1'h~ Junior Camp group in Slap Joday OOMI 100 t1Ja Solar Mi11t Mlndor 111 UtiR your IV b 1 Pomeny, o. Cor. Znd & Baltemnl •owah inside to Jn..or a. ' , _ . far foaltn, ... . , flnasl bulc . . bu1o ' I ... Cul-ari4-throw ehopp 1ns equallze the hca t • 51nee l!XI'""' •·1 ~~-,_ --'W!Ifl p,.;tun. C8.ttle0fteb. tram_: _.., .,,.. ~nnt111 lT'I&V o~ffect t.jE: Y 1 ; 46% o'l)our' feed. wir lnauloUon inol4e your Leu See e,'"' t-l8r-e ynnT b{'d eo'tJ· , , , , Bplral.CUrved cylinder hu lng Inside •,your dryer lor a '" 12 teetJof aattlnl edee for extra minutes but ..remove While stU 1. •• ..;.... less , d !3 pro< ·~F aipacl. • (aat wor.., - . . ~mp. "'mtsh the ry,q II SA~tS 'over the parallel cloth kn" 1 r:; ,, ~· FOIII!IIOY -~'-"" r! ht For a "~ood·u nc loo ' you • BARB WIRE l~ -~-'!' ~."""'.•""'·"'·~ m•••t Ilk, to-steam '"' • the~ HOLLIDAY ARE tqo 5·30 News Picture 5 45. Gospel Harmony Boys 6 00 Meet the Pr<l<• 6 30 The story :4 ~ ~..- Too HawkeY• 7.30, Haggilj Bugts ano WI~!;:!': tbe chllt<b baotmeDt Bonni' 'IUllora pmeaL JOJodnre II noon andDlaoer~w~~ tile . . _ _ wao I)IOnt OOUII!IDI llliol ld •tampa .,. 1 Witnlng 8:DO Steve Allen Show u:DO Chevy Show 10·00 Dee IliOn cir<J* s Ran•b Ita~ of the Janglo l,L 1J U ~ _R.. ... Ark write 1o the D11trl<t Director of Internal burg, w VIRevenue ll Porkert Kllr 0000 RICORDS Farmer• wbe file for the 3 Will Ylrtilia FARM lm'Wis'"' A dT Cam At Needed By All lU3DY tUm WO ps Jack'son CODDty's Canters Caves - Extensionisl HOMEMAKER NEWS .y RAMON' s. y Pian ' ~-- 't .x:cun •- · SAVE$$$ MORRIS I 7hill _,.. WATCH Fleming Hatcheries, Inc Nex't Saturday's Paper . ;ltll t:" An Important Announcement ! ....,.,.IU'C I Coaeenhlll ! WORUJ OF POWER" I I ''liRIEN-CJIDP" r..U . aoiii"!J Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. · ... ,•.cr: '••t•• ,7:~ Laule IJnusual Bits·Of History Told Of Ohio'.s Eight Presidents UNGNIY Cl~~~~a~:~~· .!., .In h(a 'ilP· John Gunlh· Ohio1n~ or "t\merl· baa nur· l~_P!_~~~ CA~L'I 'MIITINO Mra. Lelt! Curtis, proaldent or the Pomeroy Alumni Allotlation, h11 called a meetlna or the oW cers lor 1938 and 1859 to meet ., Kennedy's Record Shop, E. Main-at Monday at 7 p. m All are urged ley Wflre 111aulnated. Warren G to attend. Hardin~ and WUUam Henry Hlrrlson died ln'olflco. NOIIIBI ~OIPITAL William Howard Ton. lor ox· Admlttod, July 24, William R. ample, wa• by all odd1 our heav Enos, RavonaiYooH: Mrs. C ft . teat chief executive. He took the White, Athe111; Mt~l. Fermin F. dath or o!llce at 1132 pounds. A Borlnl, ~to,!.rlhur,; Mro 'W Paul ltew weeki later he 10t stuck ln Wllllimo. •R.Veniw6od: Mrs Leo the Whlto Rcuoe balhtub A n•w E •Roblnlon, SoUth Side; Anna anrt largor luh was lnat•lled Hodot,:crdwn City. 2D: Mrs Larry R M1ule, l'{olllo!fl•n; Judith Ann Duddlna, Pt - 7.30 T.he Brothers 8:DO Ed SuiUvan , 9:00 Qepe~•l El-ic Thea~r 9:80 Ailrod Hitchcock Preocntl 10:DO ~,ooq Cha]lell(e What'l '&y Line • Sudday ~ew• 'l'lleater 18 Sign ,Qff , 1•• •... 1 ' lJs For our . . . DS E,D BRAiio.ID lio.IEE R . ..... •. . f.t "ENC ING ... •~..·-• .•..!in ,..,...,_.....,. ..... . ' ,,: H~I· F."!"'/ Cbopptng job ellior .Dtl ~ Wotth-wblle ~Y~DP-· ' ·~Iii. ;.w ' 1111 aho'or you how &o cu~- eoila. 111 1ftll •• chop ' ~"' t' J . . . ~ ALLIMH.IJIIRI . w · •1 , • I. . . . . .ICII ' "'" ~fso ... • ·h· .. ,••• Puri · no Ch • • ows' ,, I • , , ' ,. • • • 0 I In....,. '"'* . FULTON THOMPSON TR:A.CTOR: BALER TWIN E I MIDD'LEPORT FEED MILl • SHOW I YOU Middleport N. Se~ond Aft, ' OHIO YAL L!eY ,. co. ' -~~lne I "t ,li:EAT,ER SAVING$ · For. Srbiler Growers• ' c• WITH ' 17, . >14;110 --" 161 • 11.10 • '""~ .. FEEDS I ' Run, Flour Mills Pholle ISO ' Fnllnb Fd·111111'1 ludpt PI•• �,, ' ' .' ' I • ' '' ' l M' r chQepott liHif · JolmSdn's C, l ~entl•l Htim& SPORTS D'ESK ·~w,il , !oflddleport W88 ,.1ozl\ !he na .9fl ellmmatlon,; In ~!'< Utile 4aSVt play l.aat tl\if.:pin,: when M'lnford won 5-l at Mmford. e. bHe rour Times / J, P~·til T00lc Th Meigs County fight f~ns m~st bave JOined those in the na· lion last night when Pete lla\!emach~~ took the _dive four times In less than four t·oup<Js .and picked up a meal ticket of over $25,000 while his opponent was reported lucky to have earned more than hamburger money. There certamly is something wrong with boxtng when such sbennamgans go on under the general nomenclature of "S port s " Of course •veryone assumes there 1s . some thmg wrong with ~rofessional boxing The job is to put your finger on it. Last night some fingers found a home Bo,..n •• g mogu,. '· can k eep a gen I lik e I'tg hth eavy A rc h'te , Moore awav f rom the title for over 10 years and give Rade· t . mncher a IItle shot and another at the No 1 contender (Fol· ley) in a period of six months It clumsy Pete had happened to bomb FoIIey he wou ld haV'e had anot her shot at Patterson What I can't figure out is that if the fight game genemlly Is fixed, why didn't they have Folley lined up to take a dive last nighl? Then Big Pete could have challenged Patterson again and the resultmg horde of ringside seat buyers at $25 per would have made everybody's bank account happier, The only e<planation for this is that a swan effort by Folley, a fairly tough, ~uy, would have appeared so preposterous as to be unbelievable Thus the fat would have been in the fire for fair. If Rademacher werr 22 instead of 29, un(l announced he intended to start now at the bottom of the professional ladder, an d work his wav upwar d- mav be- ftght f ans would approve. I doubt if they turn on their TV sets for Rademacher's next outing unless It Is from a sadistic deme to see him take a deserved beating. M }Veaver o!' "!ilnlilrd ailolied fodf hils to the MidcUep\>rt hqm er by 'l'errv Johnaop, two 1a1m11.. to 1Ronn•o <:orr,.. an# ~ 1 sfn~r, ~, R•ce , N~tther p1tcpe~ we(ji (9' 1the str)keouta as Weaver. lnnnea on1y three and J~hnny AUenswoflh ol Ml,dd!<port g'ot only two via the boro. fAnning route -K,.:,... .. v 'thomas, 2b ~;r:.ng2,b 2b c TOTALS MII\IFCRD Br•gncr, ,. ·8 weaver, r Sword•. r 2 0 0 0° : oo' 23 1 4 0 t; .l.a ~ . 'v'" re"•t';.I[;' IS "t' tiiig"UUl LOS ANGELES Ul'l - Zoro Folley deelared today "t demand 4 0 0 4 o o sl\ol at the heavyw•tght liUe" ~ o o 0,. having knoeked out Pete I • tfDraves Robms~n. Junror varsJty savmg AS R·efmI~fS Hit Slump 1nJu1y TWOT~aA' ::---:~-='=--~--=----· --:-T--0 fr" 1 IIY LOUIS CASSELS Uniteol P - Intornation.al apd repo~'!d 1fhole10m~. rred!l r~..-ion has put a rrim~ glon rar. II!> mea,eurep by ,the ra- ~ im~ed 01 the t,ank, laOOJ' JI{ Atiiirfca'a churri budd~r.ll d/Um o! his love for •i• fellql" Jllatlono are JWeOtened, 1nd t•• iMam. II'"-"·" it c4n Cll"•lnly bj! aald cpurt& of law refiert the holy iut 1l'a not a very bla crimp J . If UAI!od p,... lnlinlllltMl" Gory Player of South Africa,led lh~ Eastern Open goll toulnarnent ; by1 two strokes at the .half-way marl!: todiy atid iPpearcd .a good bel to win all because he'a play:n "th~ best golf since eomiili to th countiy" . ,Player tur,.ed ln hi• s~eon11 a~algbt 68 Friday and hll, eig~. u~der·par total of 138 put hfm fw,o strokes ahead of BOb Ros· burf aild Art Wall. peapite his m1ooth shooting did I' hqwever, Pla>:er , not turn n the bejl ·ound of the day. ;e.., ar~l.-•ment VJeot to PGA chitmpion Do'" i>mslerwald, who !•red a aeven • und•• ~ . , par .. "" 1 ,t.J.II.t; fi IJO' dl • d,ugu,tmg l liJru, and mllny ~re and dinl~»ttion. guilty f It, but there 11 a fme morahty m a decent sense of There can be win and a. pair of pride. , Thank God for the pride that reside• "" the ,soul of a man who woterls h11 good nome, who diSCJplbiea h1maeU m th~ ,n-me of good mornlli. who determines to and 2·1. tii:r;~;~~~lf*~~ Miadleport edInout a 1M w.,\,,,o,.,.. !'rank Aelker fapuoul, hi1 mat.. buncbe<j. fpqr fat fourth lnnlnr. f<~~:, &ch>eve tbrouilh mcrl~ ond who fJnds it impossible kto lower Ills standards for the sa e <il a brjbe., Tom Anderson was the The gaP'• was Gtov~ where ttle C,rdi '"'l)a Deep wi(htn the spirtt of every be respected, and a dctermmation to live m such a fll~hion lng the W\flnlng ru~ fn of the ~•'!' after . coming home on ~at we w1JJ deserve the respect of other people IJe who r~pects qs earns our eonftdence and our f. •Ingle , •1 At aaein~ ,W,ongsi~i.l'f Jo ns.'ll' ra,n his seorele¥ jpy ~ ,.o, l!J, TbJS seas?/' the ,t2·Y~, la, pvj~ "~ lour runs in iil4 !'• ¥i\llle · gamst Syracuse. SlnC'e t e'n fie Jiai been ,tlght"l', \ll11~ ~ bn$Jp&,d 11 SqoJsmen. ~o PDR his erosseo ttle plate on bun afnce. • .•11 ~ 'lo ,Jolinsen , lhe , 1•~,, . o~, ·~~ !.(rs. Howard JongaAA\, ..,,~.,, hu lann~d 61 and !'I~~~ {«! ii1nmgs, nllowe l7 ,fiita, p o ~ m that Orst game. He 1 , ~!Nill)' teao>s w1th anot~e.i left ~~nder o[ Portland LaJ'!Y Pnce, ill 3 inafng estcel)l. Monl Mooning of R•lftcl To rP-ct a man 1s to appre-•·moral f{ualiUes, is tp eiote his ~onor hLB good name, is to accord him righto, Is to defend. him ~ m:r,. ,oJ#.f•". Tenarc 2u 3b 3 ' ~· that leiter Is M for "'oney like md or curt Roydon;, tour . hli in the World Series me!(ln pJichmg Consult th~ lrtandmgs lodal' t.nrl you'll · tmd lhe Brave1 one f .II Dodgor Rolly Wint ton Angele!l snapped a threeb d 0r lh N111 I I 9 li11Jeparkco e on:~ Lea gaml' loSl n~ streak hy stagmg a gue J1 Noll Into Posf On Offenst've 11 111 fast." . by tho youthful trio or Ia• , Wille' shilled to oflenolve guard, the Pot· second prpfejSional light. , "'' ilicm he held ror the Cle\eland Folley .nlri6d much In prellt.,..e, Browna his first two yelll'l in 1Jro but he ;pro6ab)J ~l wind liP wl\h League rnee, In creased thm lead an4 Pizarro. " " to 14 ~ gamf!.ll WJ th a 8{) victory The 21 .year-old Pi2an-o ma'kin '( over the Clcvclar1d lndums South hll rlrat start alnco bel n~~" reca ll· paw Whll o~ Ford torncrf In hi~; footbaJI. ed Michaela roady to follow throuifh • 1 fro111 lhlrd Wichita, helped stra~ ghl shuloul and 13th vir· thP- tory ol the season wh1h• llmltinr Dr!•" lenllthen their lead by th<• T"he to rou• h1ts butlna tho Cubs, H. Frida! night In the second ~.orne of a Dick DonovPn or the White Sox, tWI • nlgbt doubleheader after Onnlly bogtnnmg to look l1ke the ChieaJo won the opener, IH. pitcher who won 16 gt~mes last ~lorro atruck out rlhNihll anhd 11cason, po!i.tcd his fourth vtctor": With Vince Costello ond Woll money on last yoa1 ., outatandln& performancea, Brown detided lo make usc of Noll's orfenSive tal- enla GOOD • "altered nine hits, w e t ' in the paol 13 day, when he bcal Br~vet broke • 1·1hmlnK tie with ruf.tr the ~lllh j>ff twn ••. the hitter.Red Sox, 4-(), on on eight tea mate Taylor Phillip• and Ha k Aaron added an lnmanCil TIOIRS RECALL PITCHER ruq with hia 211t homnr In llw: DETROIT LlPI - The Delrolt aeventh. nothing but $1,000 In "expenlo I INs IJR a" c' 1' u ' An E' Ttgers hPYa brought up p1tch11r Olanlo Looo Ataln 1' • '' trio~ ~~~~~~~~ PJifA~ - Arg,nll~e Enrlct~e Fmance Commi"" "'3'11ng I Unlt.d Mtthodlst Church, Rtv. Eu1ene Brown, Pallor. iiu while Renew car, then abOut as ilvh>i a joyful ilfe that is business of ~ another and will' . '' Scbool 9111, Kenneth FinleY, Worship 10·30. Su~ject: "llorDDV Js The Man." Sunday af. two young people David Brpwn and Qor Coate& wtll go to Lanclster lnstitutlo~ at Lam~aster Camp Grounda. tdYF at 6 P m Inte~mediate MYF at !5 p,' m. PaCUurtE an!lwer that quesijon Wtth a tategortcal ·no.' Molt Christian throloglana, Catholoc 8nd Prote:rt.ant, answer it with a heavtly quali!led "yes" The debat~ bali been gomg on ~~ centunes It is always lnten· Tho HHth Mtlhodl" Church. if1ed by events, like the ru~· Rev. Ra)'.nloll KonkriMht, P.Stot nt MiddlP. East crista, which orre peopl• to thhik of war 88 at 9:SO. Jack Bechtle, Supt. All ~OBiibilily. church ochool teachers 1111d offi· Although PacUisl& have hl!lorl· 001:• <lr' ~· meet Monday with cally been m the mmorlly, I hey and OTHR! f ~1\ioi.Js BRANDS (4. and Eduardo m .~f'lf .York Sun AmeriCJ~~n zone jjif' Un(ted states ' ~~~~~~~1~11-~17~;;;,;;;;;;~~=;;;;~~~;:;::5; ' r• .. ~ ~ . .. ~r. !ll 3d · t •· ~.. '. 1 The Uniform S..~y SchNI L... Jylp 27: · }UST.fCE llll UNITY LIFE, Ltvltlcuo 19: II; lloutoranomy 15:7-&; •• ns 13:a.10; Jamtt 1:1-24; 2:1-11. - - - . ~ ,,- - ·~ •• , ~ • .., 1 A. But the ._poor wb~ .. suapu:ao9 'I'" '"~• who .under)a~t _to ~ ~vi.l whel'f! .the~ is none, wJJ9 l.ilame the ru:~h. for all their m11(ortuqps. .P.. and corrupt iP, )li~jf 1af.J)lelf the CommlstiDil ot:t Education a• !be. thurcb . at 7·30 p, m.. il'be Olllrial Board will me<!\ follow· one grcd advantage \II U;owtnt 1 - d r.-mporary Chureb building has ~ new ~cords every year smee the end of Wqtld War ll The an '!' 1 U rlim~ troll' 76 mil ~~ ouU aJ . 1 ~ t 77 5 mJI ·I on dodoll~n' min 1••• 'a0n1 increas£ 1 qfon 1,000 per 4!ent~ ovei' 1Q.ye.t~r max;l' ~·llSJrtSe~ .a 11 .5110 15\1 ..u ··· !i~· L ~- j I R·k ;DINNER h•In'· a ' tan Jnerease' " ' y' ieIds Frm•l 1"1 _ _1 M-~1 bOOO' we 1._ > COLUMijUS, Obio - . mulchtng ?t bluel!erries Proper ~ . .. C81J: ID· crease ,frwl yields and )ielp c~: trot weed•. say~ Eldon !lanfr. hap~ns i tl~es ~ "What peace we YES ~tter , , mem the new building th•l !nd h on o~d to undertake ave Chu~-- 1 n...-•r ~ 1 Qownown Blli. iD vlituiiJyn;IIW1I etcrf city ttJ 21 _Y there are larie ~" ~ ... La~muli and ~ . Ervm Jr. !;fitastonmes for vear~ nave IS "ba'• · tta, ~ously advise th~ U. 'IS govern· l)lent t<J ltrt1• 1taelf o nuclear defens'el And 11 ~long 1 ~ J want to rnamhin th~ .fear· 'ul ~:po'ris' 1 mUst sl\lre the ~oral burdc'11 o1 theU' possible ·r· , use. · ~ A.m 1 thmr among •,r rnd10n !n'bes, l ' '.!JU• s~u h America \ The.. La Urlf, '!~ .~ downtown haye ~en .spend~ng me.:~ of t~ ~·~ reec;tg~ ~ureh" whose averaJCt' Sunday furlough m of mutual lear Ttierefore 1 .COHl~ not corJaci.~· fo yielded~ ~ the ~enran ll'fOOd mlg~t ·bil~r (rui1 ;;;t , 1 ,~ Phtladelp!ua wr!!t ~~t<ondaocr. hJTdiY. fll~. the ~'It5 ~~b~~~:::. be~~~: •:~~~:~~ ~ w.s Anti out m toe su r re lire ~und.re<H cf rongrega I Mtcfuta servieJ. in mo\llc ~=~ 11 >~Cbool audttonums and oth:,c m'al-elhift q_uuters. TheN no a1gn ~e ehurchco.; noarlil the ~~o)ural>on pomt re- h ~ "·~n"' sUbur'>an buill! t e1r 1al'tlu• eo Th Methodi.c;t 'ng cimpaP, elar rst 0..1~ :onclJdtcl I ~bore~, -~~e ~~~~' te~~anl =••m- • t is Pro- whiCh ~Qj d'f wV8 oz.regts and Rev un • " classmates m the earl;.,. cordmg to oplan• ~~ey fll~ .at the 9' 3 wors. P 5i"h""1 ~ lhe tO 30 adult an.~ you1 •. a-;;, , Before the .evemng servt~_]J 1 30 when p1ctures of thelt WWJ: j.nll be shown, they w1ll atte. 4 j ~ •• 1 youth picnic at e 30 ine Institution in z "· 24'•ipe1 ;« •· ~ ---- '· • the &el'fice. The euy tO explain. E:JsontiaUy th~ Pacifist ai'IIU· ment go,es ll1<e lhll. Antlthnla ol War Ia ,totally evil. It i1 deo- and at the J.,., ' iructive ot huMan life ancl ~u­ ~ values. In this era of nu· '(Q1,91lt , ,VIOOPOJII , pa~llj,!f11, ~~ .never have a "a:oou" OJ,It~me. lt ta the complete antithe· l sis of spirit of Je!US, wh9 :~~~~;~f~e~his, tofollowersthetoother love 2X4'1 7c Litl. Ft. and to re- SHILVING LUMIIR \ rz~• ' rrn: ff. l ;J ~IL. ~~ PARTITION LUMIIR 7c lin. ft. P~YWOOD SHORTS 5c ....ft. \ ' f:S,00.18 h .. u 7.1CMI!S .i ~ .• ·• 7.8~~115 ' ~· ... ;'~· ..... ~ -- - __ . ... . . ., WOOD P.(NELING Fllle woO<! paneling ih 1/ '.WJ>'ji vt bNB ~t ... I' ~E~==~~~~=~=:t~:!::;~:; •, .. 1 Tf6aiYoiJ'II til; fo 'tiff 47 H .51f 14\1 J. ore-aeea ~ u ur . If this estimate proves ant. ~~}Jere near accurat~. it wa !960. Eut fa:».ertence undergirds the ~IIJJ..Diption ~ dechnt will h RICitMO~D bfow~t -Steak wn debate, their position 11 I!Jore simple, clear-cut and - ir ,t dc;llars ~n .- i.. 'a• ft" R r(lljfJai/G A Tdsti ""-! Ohto State Univcnnty Extenslo'· horticufturlbt •"' • periOd. In 1957. the fall-year to Banta dtt'!:s tesll conducted iaJ :(is 886 million dollar• the Oh1o Agrltultural Expert~3f ilffli}ld ule - ~uilding boom are !tation an wooater shOwinliC (,0 factors The sharp ~&e m U 1blueberries mulehed wltb stra'f. ahureh membershiP siuce tht peat moss or saY.Jdust 1s W#_, 18 ~ the great poP.ulation r,u 1t than plantings whieh WJP zpore ,eeonbmteauy succeMful ~blfJ frOm tbe cities to the sub wlhvated. of the three mulcb&,,' neighbors • Ur~ he says, 13 wdust has given tl)e Jt many thAt h:e fadOJ', tult been, the best and most conststent resulta. Jieh sUffer ih'Juitleel at tfle hands ~ore impor;taDf of ~~ tw~. If Ak A ANNOUNCED ~ • the Poor for no bcLter reaaon ~vety eXisting eb111'C vtef( IDol! SPE I • lh •• ....., ri h u.ed ti> capar:itY., major rebglous . 11-aii" an that ~Y t"l!v~~ ~t~· .. o!De c deucilninatwoa eo:uld ha-..·e aceo;n Guest speakers will lx ~ L rough 11beir own hard work. olliitcd tl'eir pOstwar lnereas!: the mor~mg ~J~d fVtD\n!l' servie.e• 111~ bership with o~y a frae Sundoyt m the persons of"' Rl."f, tlta! Along The""'Vtiy." ChUrch School 4omethlng m~re than an abstract t.li!ALDW~ t.,VURM tR ib;d it ever their fellows Can Chri:~b,nll conscientiously ltcpt us from destruction fo resolve international dtsputeal milhon lor rtgtiteousneu, Justice, and 1 Government economJsta attri· mercy. J¥1le the drop to the tlght monc) Rich Not AlwayS "' .,.... '<'arb!, the high interest rate• general uncertainty 111 it. a ff&\, of ~aurae, that the "''~ 1~ rtrh .,.. OOII'ellm.. to ~~~~me, for a_'"lut future eeono1Juc condition• the fact tltal theY are lhOwn tlult preYJUed. last lYJDler. Christians must also Un~~d Lf~~ ~~!~ft'~afl aBo sptre teJtJ<!tt In their followero llrol Iilii of li!G7 r .i At I Jlleetillg In Detroit. ~i' iJe l Sunilar oupport the we ol mtillary force Divine }\'o"lliP ,IP.:liO. Subject. PIA JOBN Un&!i, ~ t"ttftlllltt~t1 NATIONAL LIAOU~ burl~r by placing alllng pitcher w. ~· Pet. 01 Hormon W•hmcler en the dlo· E. Main St. J'.f!P,lOJ Vllwa'l)ieo 61 40 1!60 aalb~lc~d~l~i•t~.:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;~~;;;;;;E;;; Sta F(anrial>) 110 41 .1149 I Chlraff 47 481.49G e 1 •, , .,., .:i.LoLllr .I st. Lotjll 44 46 .480 &II B dee • oU 'l'rleu 11. • , , Pilllb'lfllh 411 47 .480 6\1 ctnrt~n•ll 44 (7 .464 7 1 N ~ ri! Philod,lphlo 41 4~ .477 T.)S U 1: Loa Ansel" u 110 .m nil l'ri-.Y'• a,iuii. C~lc. U!l!lwa. 1, h)! twl ' TH~ NEWEST AND GREATEST 'l'ASTE MIIWI~ 4, C~'- 1, 2nil, nlellt ' ' ' I SENSATION IN A SANDWiCH tt. L~•. !)lt!Cin.,tl 4. ht, Clnct~ .:ut~ ).oltla ,t :lnd .n SINCE THt HAMBURGER. Plllt'l!'it. I~0 1 hn Pran,,p, !' I L11 ·~ Phllt· a, ••lhl lit ' I Oar.l Cbl~tl It ,St. Lou t c~" lallfwaujlfe B;t 1M A~lot at Philadelphia S.n J'l';ltlfO ' ai,.PIIIt~rllli 2 AM111t<AN UMUI , e W. L. Pet. 01 York ,81 3(1 .B'J4 W. MA'fN ST. laJit no gr~at ideals g lit<! fint balf of 1938 o1. citizenship within a Dation in ou Jay . t* 1 ejirMents a drop of about 3 likely the annual whlch the forces of relialon do Jtier · eebt fiom the 100-milho.o c~urch construction v.·t.1 top opt reaPect une another, and In· dol!tl- outla, 1reeorded dunng tbe bilbon dollar mark by 1959 ot t. 7'4ti p. m. Devotional period, 8.30 W Va , af!Uiate in the Amencan AsaoclaUon. The Tluer.s mode room for the form er New York Yonir:f;!C nnd Washington S~nators ~ Heciv.i/vT't nualifled ' CHRisTl't\'.N' g F.IGHT?' Lar AI Clcottc trnm their Charleston, :fNMNGS 1 ministry America d '"' F In II South hi T w dfollow· 7 00 e Oil ~ Owti p el e \' p. m. Develppment Co~mittee Minersville.;. 1 of 11 7,:4' Piotut'es 61' the Laurlau.l!i t 01/~ tltlil1abl , The base ~1[~~~~&:!~~.:~:~~ ~espect lht~l weo saneholdsoeiety ~udt Unlc!l& one an· and proaram by the Lliurlaull$. $2!10,000 guaranlf'le for the. wmner h1t, M('Ttnner's single but he acoa·of the Aua:. 18 t1tle f.flht here be· ed on an error at third base In tween Patterson and Rnv Harris the filth mmng ' to defend alainal Folie:. 1 M•dd(cpcrt the , together hit,.; by Gene Rademacher, of Columbus, ~· r. recetvea 1 guarantee of $35, Littl-u, Aeiker, John ..,.,. •· an d .. 'V'fi'MN expe._ae money ~r .f'riday rii-~r• batt,~\ni In 1).b HIRAM, 0 UPI - The ritst of what could be a number of posl t' h c h \> 1 B mn c :mgcs oac ou rown has In mind for his f1eld of 64 c hurges thl s seil8on hos ta ken place Ch uck NoII • ve t eran li nebacker the past three years, has been 111 y N~ 14' F&,t Boot oM1 $~19'.oo Po~ICrpy Plra,\ea' , Frp~l 1iottv. mor~ than $:1,000 on Frid:ly nigb('!l lla,nett allowed Werry .~ sln~l• • • end Gilbert a double tnep •hul dlsappomling $34,022 gale alid them out to wtn l.(J Spencer of .25.000 television fee, nnnoq~~~tl he wos renewln•• hio offer for a l~e ~cdleg< nllow.ed only one Promoter Cal Eaton, who toat rive run r11lly 111 the n1nth for a • J 7 3 w1n over Pluladclph1a J1r.1 Ve4!l, ..,ocy ay, Cnrllon Willey lind Juan Pizarro. fhe BraveF Gill ia m's two run smglfl and Don 1 1 Z1mmN 11 two - run tnpl e hi gh m'•ht e 11 11 11 d th v cmfle vcs n .1ghtcd llw Dodgers' upmung hi · kl h H q I,..II 1 as u e P c n.r PIC " owevcr So 12far,games tbe Braves "ave seven wor. TheN"'' on1y thl1! month, " York V;~nk•Jes, making -ot thoM! vlclorlcll OOin rr ar.hleve<i n complete joke ol lhc Amcrica11 not for three or their walked £our, hit ona ~ Pgamst I'JI traducers. 1 lt Is upon the sl1lld other in respect there ean be oo • pnlty or mind or tonscience with· ·~d~~ m 8 atat:rults of Rnpect by Rf.v\ Let the c1Uzens of a commuand son lutv or a 1''1tiOn, respect one an· ' and mjustlceJ disappear, lhe Ip.- other of Nuts~ry race relations :~.rc smoothed out for children 6·30 Yuuq. llicnfc W!n4sbleld, , UP,litiJS!eril)g, 1 (lteei'jng Wli"eel, Compfele With Pennant Filig, Stern IJgbt'With wi. just eve..,. atandard except ~·f on reli~ious cc.mtructioJ' honest soul ,there is a desire lo ..._ial p!'ivileJ<. , 9d that they Rcdlegs 3·2 w1th David 3 1 1 RJidRmacher more quickly and stmts per game II S ,rt:Cr a retent IJIIl'VCV that , • will have to build at leu! new church a day for the Aqt 10 yean juSt tO keep pll'ce willl" aubilrban ll'~wtJI, ,. •' ' It io a lark of , ..poet lhat ro- Y!f<'' •U·time record, n" Februal']l, offiCial• o! 34 sUiti 1~ th~ cxploftalion of a rnce cnp~ch ~'cOnstruction "' Jtill pre- !:~~:~~~ftf:.~ ·~J~'~hu',111!l Think GOd or Prf~ or I! ~o~e. It it a corrupUoD of ceed!pg •t ,a phenomem ' pace Wlll be needed each )'e:iilr fOr t~ VaUl&lori::.usnen t.s one of the re.,eei that pJ'9(1uce1 debaucher)o 11'1'he Com:~e Department r~ I bl I t e '" Henery, JIJ Paiterson end ' be meaiUred by the rest><f!l in wh1ch he hollt• Pt~r ,people." Br"o-wn lnJ'e·c·ts straight Sf'lbork 10.0, with the I~ iov j.. Qlfli ' II, It io true that :•a mati'a reli- ~pat his v::~lU~ a; i clliien "can mnuene,, Las! nigh! at Rseme , Ted .11!'11. 1 3 easily than ch•mplon Floyd Pat· ey b1t the f1rst hom~ !•~'ll ~om'! 3 2 1 tersou did it. Hlckman, If 3 1 ' Rademacher, who was floored over the fence fi 3;tY(Qahot ~ th<t fourtb 1nnr . I'•'~~~ )'):J~k· 1 Kayse· rf 1 0 1 fQUr Umeo and smeored :With Ice scored aoead E vLSer, p 3 0 0 blood for a tour!~ · rou-.d knock· hne and Larry .. ,., 27 0 7 o~t before 7,100 fana at !he Ol)'m· of him "" . ~' , Johnson f•ni)IJd 1~ q and , wa1••• U 1•-• P - -- - - - plr Auditorium Frld•y n1ght. " - ,..."junior lntemotlonal Plttsbu rph handed sklddmg ' 1111 e dcmands bY one. Syracu•• , Pit~6,,~ ~lm J,.Oub Mllwauk<Je's varAJt~ " San Francl!lco fllanl!l thetheir thm1 bposte d FoII eys · I Jllylng, "He hits harder than and Mlek Winebre~~er fanned 10. llnally Ia earning Its Jettm t:n rt Clnifcli Bmtdiitg Boolii·~ By Recession; Subotbs B~bind I , , • . , ,. ,1h•· THE WEEK Allenaworth allowed seven bi•· ,., all singles ~e<pl a solo homer by Henery 10 ~ f•fth Wlth ,llle seore 4 1,F and M a ldl I)Ubleortby Kaa6ef· th ep errors m one to go with bis 77 first-day roUnd. fieldourhn•l 1'Allensworth's effort , ~ rt: Pyen w1Lh his 85, • however, thf mouna , "' ld 1 MiDOLIPOn Ff!>aterwa st 11 w" "' ttrokes ,, . J oohlnd Player AI R " , , M?rrl&, 81 pne 1troke beblnd F1naterwald 3 0 0 carr, 3b o w1th a 143 tgtal wa1 TOjilmy Bol~ 3 2 All~nsworth, p 3 o o lh~ U. S. Open title • ~olde• ind Bus~. ' 3 o o d~f~nding Eastern Open Cham. ~~f~ctee~.~• nib'f : 1 ~~. pfio:fJ.i.y .o~..•l ., : 00 u I[; I,II[;Uidlltni noetlelmm•ann.• trff A- llr ' 11 00 00,' .:., 11 Ar:~ -D-ow~-±.!-:_~----,:;~.;.,j-¢-=-~~ Stops tli!~ewtisl lit Bast 0pllll' Of Local Bt»·s tiy Six Sfroies It& Quest for hopol'§ in ' aewer1J different species. KooUy Jlne u low aa .. 17'1.!.! 4 :1t; ·IAL. ' .......-.-..a.... ...." point "'" lxte,.or ' Only. \; ' \' . . ,•• ~ I, . ' �... , . .. . ..., .' d. " .. ·' I' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 26, 19~8 -·FOB CONSISTENT VEI'ENDABLI lliSULTB • WANT ADS PHONE 398 Woman with cu to serviee Avo• customers 10 Sali11bury Towo ship Write Avon Pr?'.luetS, B.)): 148, Tt. lrittta Ohio. 7-17-9tc tlBI Emplovmtmf Wonted RATES ~ ..... I* ~ 000 - - · - illlrJ....... - . . llle.-4 word !or three eo.-cutiu irurertlo..._ s1...w :._ Ooe montlllor llf, eeat> per wwd. Full raUl of 1 CODII per W>l'd Will be ebaraed !Dr od..I'IIIIIIC II oot ptid lor bel<•"' tbo \liD of ""llllllllllh fcillowlq ID10rl1uo. l!:rnl'll ID ~dvertiHJI&-$boulo I» ,...,,ed bnmedlaleiJ, ,,., DaUy Sentinel will n~t be respor.Jiblt for more lhan oo~ lDCOJ nd lJl.llertum. Cud of Thltlb and Spedal Nlflleoo oll!weall Ill Jill 0 1 . ptbllilbed •t 1 eent per wortL Ill N:>ttces I g .;;;;;-;;-;;-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cu It. Weatinghou;- Retrigera tor. Also AnLcnna. Both Ill first class condition, 5 mi Athens Road, Rt. 33, tlrs Beulah Carter. 7-24-3tp l4 ft Unica F'teaer, 2 cows, Case side nkc, lllC manure spreader IHC 12" Jlhws on rubber, 3 can cooler - and cans. 400 bales hay, 50e hale. Opa 1 Hollon, Ph Bll·M, Mi tcrsville, Oh1o 7 2~ 3tp !ltJl'ER REGULAR Olt SUPER PREMIUM Lust call for rhubarb for deep freeze Just as tendq:r as in early Bpring. Al&O old Hme potato onion sets t(l be plan led in October Second house e:tst ur school house in ~yracusc . Wm H AT PomerOJI Farm Burec Co-Op A880dation Houn: 6:00 A.M to 10:00 P k Daily Exc:ept Sunday 1. Mlln St. Pomeroy, D. Holmes. 7 26 3tc Plano l cs~ons availahh· either 5 H. P. Scott Atwater OutboarJ Motor Brand new will sacrl dayt1me or evening ,!t prefer lice. Tag Long, 4M North Sec red. Mn. Harvey V.:~ ,J Vrnnken ond, Middleport. Phune 60JliA. Ul77 Lincoln Hetgl1ts Phone 167·ll. ---- - for Stud Sorvl<c 7·25·3tc. 7·22-6lp \11 Alum1aum house trailer 20 rt. Electric ice box frtg'edairc Lee F. Legue, Bailey Run Rd. Silver Chief son of "Lfe's Silver Duke" and Dot's "Golden l.Jiy" st&1fdlng Route No: 2. Pomeroy. 7·24-il(p for service at our farm . Pearl William&, Pon¥Jroy-Harriaon- Hereford Bull Registered, Larry VIfie Road, 904·Y. H9-6~ Domino, Good Breeder. R. C. Gilmore Pomeroy Ph11ne 383·M AUCTION 7 2" 3tp SAT. AUGUST 2, 1 P. MSweet curn and tomatoes. Robert 'J he following personal property IIIli, S~·ratuse. Phone DOB·X ot the lnte August H. Weber 7-18-l2tc 1 w1ll be sold at PUBLIC SALE at the A. II. Weber farm located 7 room hOU!jf' Exell enl .:ondl· at (Mouth of Horse Cave), 3 ml· tlon with 1 acre ground. Phone le1 south of Cl'e1ter; Ohio. 127·X. 7 19 12tc • Nice Gener:tl Electric Stove, Chr orne Dtnctte Set, Electric Hot -~~----,.~~--= Plate, Maytag washer <like NcwJ J (9al Morine Supplies G E 11 Cuft. Refri gerator, Ele· ctrolux Sweeper, Fan, 32 Ro , llacd Mo_tors, Boats at.: Tral~ers volver, Dishes, kitchen utensils Fi nancing AvaUoble. Metropr, mce woot rugs, clocb, living lltan Ptlartne Sales and Ser room furniture, Iron bl!ds, sewvice. Phone 81-M. Pomeroy, 0 ing Machine, drcncr, coal cooK 6-6-tf atove, lawn mower, ntlllsacks, 3 ox Yoke•, cultivator&, gram cr.- die, grain drlll. Organ step lad· (111 Wanted To buy der, 28 ft. Extension IBddcr.l Wants to buy antquea. Call drums, 10 gal. milk cana, hill · ~88M. Evenings. 'i'·l-2&1' aide plow, timber auaer, hsnd 1!•10:-l>uppy. Coil 227·M toola, utility cablnel, I lot brickll , 7 26 31p I lot 61n. building tile. and Ol· her Items not listed. 'Term• CASIJ. Critf Bradlord (12) Wanted to Rent Vernon 2 or 3 :-:--~ l¥!drot)m house In or around Weber. Not Reopoll.llbte for aecl · Mason or New H~vcn. C. M. den II. Haley, Rutland. Ph. 24823. Auct.; Admlnl•trator: 7 26 6tr Hulng t~ ;lth "d;;p;;s1"? See lh• Sfllled Queen dehumld· ifior at Jlal<or Furnlluro. 7 25 3tc -- -Announcements 7 2~ a room. furnl&hed apartment 2 Bedrooms Steam heat. 'Center of Pomeroy. Colt 452 or 141.1. ? 26 3tc 14) -.,.~ ---- -- - Seeing Ia beHcving - Frigidaire's a room •partment unfurnished utility room over Stilfler'a new "frost proof" refrllfcntorShoe StorP, on Court 8t. Tel at Baker Furniture, Mlddieport, Ohto. 148. 7 25 ate (5I Personals - - ' - -..,-;-c-,- 7-18-Uc l''Oit KI!!NT- af;IWniiUD Seallold Clinton JAQ ... " B~ards, Drop Clulhl ~bher, lhd" 111f0':'t, 0 Il your h.Onle ll your c:~stle, then Ptwon'!! '2M·lf'. 11·11 )'OU ahoul<l 11ce our royal dill· play of furnllure - It• fit for 1 0 room unfurnished aprrtme1tl king and at peaoont prleea. Bal· Phono, 310·M. 7·11-tl er furniture, on t11e Brlghto11 Corner In Middleport. 7 :Ill Ste five room furm1hed apa1·t moQI. Mb or 408 Sprlna Ave. 7-19-lle (~I Aut.) ~Its -- -· 11163 Pontiao VS Star Chief 2 dt'. Catalina Cpo, ,1,515. Uydra motlt drl•• · Spotle~a all leath- day I) a. m to 9 p. m. only Pom· eroy Mot0r Co Used Car Lol, 9 E<~s l ~I<• In St S1~: I! 'I rrr 7 £5 3tc Ten years ago Tony arrived in and speakmg of Crosbys, Bmg's Hollywood with $11 in his Jeans. son, Dennis, plans to name hts ex- (20) Business Services w. - ,N~ lulek V8 Super Z dr. Rlvlm A -...1 mUea. Power SteeriDI. One Bluttnar'a, ,. .· · ~rtfuJ owner. , Pomeroy. I _T_·2H_tc OIM Cl- U. . Ctn , 1 ·I , All on4 Moftla - -.- IUTtOI'OI.ITAN f'•lt ltiH I l01' ·..,..-,-- l•t out Thla lead& to auma dlieomforta of a number of , l~t. such •• prickly be•t ••• ~ skin troubles JnotdentaliJ, , ff!dj• eO! aclenee deploreo eUorta 10· • •ent oweatlha.·Sweat wile~~ , eat or not Ia beollh(ul._·, . ' -~E~~~~~~~~~~~o=··.:J~w~:y~26~,~~e5~s-:_77,1 Twe lianers Ia j Gtoperation .winnen I mitio~l, ID· J!OJJ.lcat were today-bY Goodyear Comp!JD)', saon,sor lur Insurance from Aalalepealllt'AiiDt •· Hora'o Wl)'t \ t........ w.allh ,, ..,.,,_ .. '...nttot ..., ""' ·, .... .. ' froiD hund...d, of po~de1 he con MIHt tM rlaht 1M fw r.-.. , ',l 2. Wl.n o client ha. a lou he will llelp 1111i11 file .......... ~ ... ,1 l claim, Not being tW to th. ~- . , . , ........ _ .,. 1 wf. .• ", ' pUI'We the int.r•lfl of hll dJ.Bt '· Your lndep.ndent ogent NpNi.ftll ~ .... pNII• ....,. .:~. for poyin1 clohn1 folrll arid ~ Y01t ... eitlr till 1111t. 'I ~ , • 1 1 '~ ' .............. - ..........., ,.. Jilllf . . . . .. ' . WARN E·R-IHLE INSURANCE AGENCY.~ llO'h W. COURT ST. We Stand Between You And · Loa~ SALE . Men's ', Short Sleeve $port Shirts .. .. ·$1.98 to $4.95 __ _ BQYS' SIZES' 6 T~ 18 $1.98 to $2·~~8 •• 'I .."• W. COM~TON, 0. D. ':' ,t,p • liiR rh. 3D~. H4-6to , actor hod been !jabbed, or po10nt .- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.,;::;::;;;;;.; ;:; • WE BUY cnit lht exact spot where Dvugtas Fairbanks broke his an!:le foiling off a hot·sc. "I wa.s n1nking $200 a week clear in otllltllon to my sa lary. FIITR•JClURAL I IIAMI nally I gave il up when I began ICIIAI' IRGII - MITAU working in movies and my salary wu incren!l!d " Nnw voun~ nernle is r;lttlng on top of the world. He recently pur. chased an 18-room Beverly Hill s , _ 110 ,....,. man!tlon ator a knoll surrounded by four acrus of mug~iltccntl) landseiped gardens Ills next door Rl<lto ... rv llnl,t neighbor ir Mary Ptck£ord who Phont Olio McCII~tock atclno, Ohlt lives m the fn mcd "PJckfOJlr" ":11y idea of the hclghth of chic· 8-6·2110 ness, the ulthnntc. is the day ~- Buill Xltdtll! deJIIDIG somebody asks Mary where !!lle lor iOUr Jlomt. 1"ree tsUmac.tt. Uvea," fony grinned. "And shf' OHIO VAI.LEY JUNK tO. - .----·---Foremon ' 026H. Abbotl. PhOII f b u TODAY'S USED CAR SfECIALS... 0 RD ......... ' ..... ... . 1957 f ' ... 1 $24~5, 6 Passenger Country Sedan . . . Thunderbird • . \; • .V-s:'· .., ' '· ~~~44 ....,:~.. TV . TODAY.' ·: ·". ' FROr.t THE I Fordomat1c . . . Raaio' and Heater .. , Good Tires ... Clean Inside and Out' , .. Light G~een finish Com' . pieteiy Reconditioned. I • ' . 1956 CHEVROLET .. . ' ' ..... ... ..... $1465 ' , Tudor ... ' V-8 Standard Shift, . . . Very Clean One OWner . .. G'reen and Ivory Finish ... Completely Reconditioned. - -= = -::---::--;;::; room apartment st ~43 Mul '. PQMEROY MOTOR co,· USED <;AR LOT NEXT TO ,HIGH $CJIO~L Bod Room Houae, 242 River· view Drl¥0, Linculn Kill. Call 213. Waller Gruo,.r. T-IB·If - PHONE. 49l ···--- -. T·26-61c, ' ·- ' - - - (17) Help Wanted IIMNI Buiok Spoclol 4 dr Sedan, ,1,1111. Sid. ohlft-eeonomy plus L;-;l<~e::ooe-:-:d;--pr-•~•t:71c=u-=-;;;;;;:-Caiiln l,lh· new, llaht ar••n finish. in person. Carman Rt'tt Homt , Pomeroy, Route No. 3. 7 -24~1c Bll-ttnor'a, Pomeroy. 7-25111< (lioe., fl,50$. Only 20,8811 "' .. ·- --- berry Ave. Call Ethan Harpor. 7·22-tltp er •eats. Smart all whlltl finlth Room1. -:A:-:pa~ rt= m=en::t:-,-:C;:to=s=e-::ln SharpOJI ''IS we have had lor a town. 127 Buuorout Avo. lon1 tlme. Blaettnar'!. Pomero)· 7·28·12le T-2Ute. '* Varjous di.&turbanee.s ot t\Je sweat 1Iands themselves. Perhaps tbe cbemtcnl thermostats are messed up and the glands don't re5pond. Meybe the channel• are blocked and though they want 1 to prOduce SWf:at, the 1weat doesn't Teddy Are You Sunstruck? No, Says Science, Just Losing Your Pep ~ IJIW; •JerCUf7 VB Montelotr 2 dr Jlard Top Cpa., ,1;&98. Finoal llll4 kat aerie& Mcre•uy. ,Powe• ot¥rina and bra~eo. Extra nice. Blieunar's, Pomeroy. fight m which · re!e:-ee Martin was pummelled. He was Bt!n.ac Swartz, a tough peeled b.:J.by D1xie, a{t1!r his mothBrf'luklyn kuJ 1n sc>arch of star- er 1f it's a girl. &ianlyn Monroe Martin was banged aroUnd by dum refuses to cheCk Ul for wardrobe two angry New Yo:k welte,·· "llmvcrflt l' - International Stu- and mJkeUJ' tests 1n "Some Like weights, Bllly Flam1o end EddLe Housework or B.. by Sttt-ing work d10s signed In{' to a contract at ll Hut' unlil !~he' s lost some add· Lynch, wh~n he tried to bre~tk wanted. Jo Aun Ho'wcll, 922-J $73 a wePk, but t 1wtted only cd poundage George Raft makes them out of a cline'h In Htc 7 26 6tp $63," lu.: rcealled "I coulda made Ius f1rst movie appearance in four I seve nth round. Lynch won a UlJ lflddlc-aged woman wants employ- more mor.ey stealmg in New year!! m · "Some Like Jt Hot," ,mimuu.s dcc:sion. ment by day or week Clean ing York. F'or tll ~ f1rst four months pluymg a Chicago hoodlum , natch or &iOmt-invalid nursmg. Write I was st. deep m debt I coudn'l afford dues for the Srrecn Actors Box 173, S)racusf', Oh1o 7 25 3tc Guild. "While th1· other new k1ds at Baby s1tUng, house wurk, yard the studio::; ~Hemlctl !!elm,;; claf!lr.s cleaning 109 1h Court St, !Wr I became lf' book-maker to make an hour. l"reda Sllaith, Box ends meet. 129, Pomercy. 7·23·3Lc "I worked up a pretty good eli· By DELOS SMITH • fied as "chronic hm':t neurotic l'e· cntele, but I w&s playmg track NEW YOHK UPI -- In hot act1on," and they would like for odds a:1d when one of my clients summer weather U Wlll cOol you 1t to have one. It is caused by h1t a b1g wm:1er at e~lmost broke to know tht•:-e 15 u scientific move- ''prolor.ged exposure to a bot en-:-::::--=:::::AIR CONDITIONING, Refrige"• me. Still , I was carnang mOI'C ment afoot to pin the tag, "neu- vironment," !hey smd The symp· t10n service Jack's RefrigeratJo' mon('y makmg book than I was rot1c," on : orne of the people who toms are ''lo~s of energy, mitla losc their pep when the .sun is ttve, mterc~l; di((iculty in concen· New Haven PhoDe TU-235:.1" Crom my salary boilmg and ~he hum1dily ~~ h1gh- trating, workjng and lllecping, 8 23 ,. ASKED TO MOVE people who cc:n't work, eat, or complamts of dizziness, ''b-lack~ --:-"Then one mghl I came home sleep nght .:nd get extremely ir· outs.' loss nf weight and appetite: TheiSS H.efrl(.:t!ratlt.n and App~ ance Servic-e. Racme. Tel. SBU and four:d a rugged looking guy m ntable. irtltabJllty, bad temper, depres a flowl'ry sports sh 1rt s1ttmg- in ~-l~·ll. sion." There may or m:1v not be More coolmg bclen lirlc news 1s somethJ ngtwrong with them physi-,---,-:---.,-;- a big black M>d:m pnrkcd in front We repair and solder anything of my apartmt•nt that the term. "sun stroke," 1s ob- cally, but there is W1lh their emometal Sarvcrs Roofing Service, soll'le 4llld some scJCntists want to "H: grabbr>d me hy the lapels- <~bollsh it The term 1s inaccurate, tions and nerves. Laurel Clirf Road, Pomeroy Ph. ' 6:!'1-J 7 2~ 6tp like tn the 11ld g an~s tcr movies- that's what is wrong with 1t. It But un the whole matter of heat and -:uul, 'H<•y , punk, you're mus· LSn't the sun which 1/tnkes the vic- and the human body, there 1!1 ch ng tn on the rack<'! Get out tLms down, but the failure of their much medical ~onfusion, the rc· TIIMITII IXTERMINATID fasl.' own "heat regulating" chemistry. v1sers said, .and they suggested For tree la&pertioo pbone 383-lll "So I dropped my clients m a It probably wasn't too good m the reducing a hodge-podge of deGllmo1'6 Sup~b Store, Pomeroy hurry and Wl'nt to act1ng school place. first scriptive term!l, many of which do All wtrr& auaranteed FullY 11 for ~ whlb But finn!lccs WCJ'(' All tins ~terns from planned re- not describe, to a mere 14. These aured. Vauph11n'a l4du.,~l anti still pressing: ' VISions of the intcrnahonal statts- would be grouped mto genera l Be11den\lal Termlle Control S.. otho:i r starlets on the lot - hulh tica l class!fir ulion of the World categories, such a.s· 'ICI, Sl. Mary~ Va. 8 8 ~ male and female - prudently Health Org:tlliZ:thon Its main idea Failure 'Jt impairment of the bough funcy new cars lu enhance Js for all mt>'Jical men of all coun- bodily heat regulating "mechan· Ki\lllO & U:J.,V .SlU.~ SF,RV1Cll the st.1tus uf strugg-lmg y(JUnl! ac· tries 1:o cla~:loify all bod1ly disor- ism," which he opcmng :~nd clos· Pnone 200. Clebnd A.ppliauc-· tors. Tony, !ooking for a profit, der;-; m the same way Then they ing pores, by widening ur narrow Saore, .. u. W. MaiP Streel became a lau).(hmg stock when he can all be given code numbers mg blood VifJ~sels, by increased or Pom":to). Z-.23-11 eamc up with an unrlcnt, hut wludJ will have the same mean- OccrC!~sed blood circulation and roomy funcrul hma:usme in gs cn'! rywhere. by other mtans, keeps the mterl· .t cuntmg or Cll' pentcr work. Fre 1 '''J'hov t!t11ught I was crazy," he ABOLISH f<!UMBER or body temperature the same no estimates Raymond Fife & Sop, laughed. ''I l'l/t nr.hnR classes and The cod<· number Cor "sun· m.alter how hot (or cold} it is out· Phone 77693, Che&lhre, Obit began .!intUggtlng tou!'ists unto the stroke" no·.¥ is N 981.1 The pro- stde. Comrlrtc failure ol this 7-1-tl. lot in that rar at two buck» a posalJ:i to abolish the numher and "mec hamsm'' 111 a grave occur __; head. I made 1wo tnps u.day and rely entirely on the number for renee, 1t is often fatal. QUI~l\ WVlCii: On Watch II< included autographec:l tncturu of "hc3:t sl rok ~ " N 081 0 Which ,19 SALT NEEDED palrlD&. 1.J foetor)' TraiDM st11rs m the prarkagc deal I sLgned somc llun w: thHt can he set olf by "Salt defic ~cncy 111 a hot pnvi· wt~ChJD~loo.;.~ coums JEwEl. the uulographs myself with piC· any mtcnse, sustajncd heat, such &Wi, l'&.~IL8l'UJ. 1 8 d lures sneuked out of the publicity as lhal of a furnace or the deep ronmcnt.'' This causes a variety of bodily disturbanees, mainly j department. mtutor of a coa l mine mu~cular cramp/! 'Much sweating CONCRETE BLOCKS GUARD GOT WISE Therl.j no1~ Is no code number takes body s:l lt with 1t More salt ''I'd tell the guard at the ga te rOr WhOJt the rtVLSctS have classiJ , "lulld ltH•r For Leu" m tha d1et corrects th .. t. the louri!lts were members of my GRUESER BLOCK CO. family until he got wise, then I 3 MUtt North of Pomeroy cut him In on the deal. On Rt. 33. Calf Wm. Gruoaor Pretty soon I was sne:tkmg the tourist.:1 on the stages and chnrg. Rock Sprint• · · lng them an eXtra fin to have Ill o; 1 II I 3 ·a -=~~~7~~~7~~=-J their plctm"Es taken with tht• ·QiAr\ Slrees, h..1ero, 'Cree 1'rimmin1 and Removinl. sta~!l. And while we were driving Low price. Six years e~eflence along I'd make up all kind11 of Ulliet< 801'-' I le IZ, J lo I. tCJote II 1110011 oD 'l'IIUL Robert K. Sayre, Racine, Ohio wild stories JJboul where a cerl:iin 3tp ..,..-----------04) , Far Rent Us, who will earn two mtlhon dol· BIT PARTS: Cathy Crosby, Bob's Iars this y~ar, spun some untold daughter, refused an opportunity NEW YORK UPI-Promott!r MALE: Used car salesmen - 3 tales today about his first ye:~.rs to make her movie debut m Teddy Brenner said today h.: men - no experience necessary. tn movwtown when he was a com- "Mardi Gral:i" when the role would like' to stage a ~eturn ol No phone c~o:.lls. Apply in PflTson, binah:m aclo1· d ~hnqucnt called for bt 1 to do a strtp tease . Monday night's wild, rcugh-house Friday 4 p. m. to 0 p. m Satur- ~ .. Cmtis Was Combo Act9r-Delinquent . In First Years Battling Hollywood Promoter Hu~gry . Dy VERNON SCOTT I answers, 'nght next to Curtlair'.. For Rema•Ah . HOLLYWOOD UPj - Tony Cur· , u; ' WOCilD ll' do tempt)!'lf)' typll\11 --·---(21 I Real t:state ud telephonloa. W•lle 01" Lot 6Dl180 on Mlllbeltll HelJ~t~ fle88, 'l'he Dally Senhnol. Pomeroy. !:all 810-Y or &'180 Na-t ate T-1~o To Down .,... ' "111.., Ia .... 0. , ""'',.11 Mobllo n....... 11 or oh.... ... ,..,, ........... . . . te M rr.& ' ' c- Sive · Monr lo-lano for btloll" ho. - COme '" - -'• miar .... ue• ar.llen 'hr u r...~ 1i ..... .. '1~.,. ..... rr.. Dlllvarr. AN.W II ~.. . , For Sale: ~ rooms and se~nl-bath Larfe lot. ,Tunetlon Ill&. 7 and 3!. 11114 Nye AV<!. Edword J. Schoof or. ? 25 3tp 124l Fo't Sole or Trade .. , .' • I, �,. ,\ '· • , ... '' ,. t ,-., . r .11.r • • !1-Daily;Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 26,1958 ~rticles,~ks If It eould W'Q' OD9Uih fuel, a oew U. 8. super~ie research A total ofl,l42 America .. hove plloe ...,uld be able to elrtle the become permanent reaidents or iu1b. twice al the equator in 24 lamaica In the Britiah Weal In· Checked By Club, Swimming Enjoyed retmned •• today from Pittsburg where he bas spent a ·tw" weeks vacation with hia bro· ther and 'lister-in-hnv, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamer and son. Finished artir:les and books were Mr and Mrs. George loteinhart checked in preparation for the have returned from a vacation dies during the pa1t frVe years. )OW'S. The Dail~ Sentinel Middleport Society James Hamer _The jig used In bulldin~ the modern transp.ort equipment, noise ' ls 50 effective . plaae is so. large work.ers ~smg i ou ean ·boP" rour heartbeat as tbe aame jtg mwt commumcate JOU walk tbrougb it. by telephone ' A "qlllei room" 1l8ed by a 0. S. judgmg which will be held at the home of Kitty Per~er Mon. at 10 a. m. when the Merrv Lassies 4-H club met Th11rsday evening at the home of Patricia Hennessy. alrtraft 'JJilnuract~.~«r to reduce WlJlla of a trip to Clc•eland and Columbus. They were accompanied hr..me by their grandd~ughter Cheri Mayer who will sl)t·nd lhe week with them. Cheri is the daughter of Plan~ were made for a PICDi'! idr. nnd Mr:i John Mayer and swtmmlng party to be held at Gilbert Ervin was calJP.d here Forked Run Lake on Monday foJ from his home in Columbus due to lowing the judging of the work by the death or his mother, Mrs. Ben Mr.s Geneva Nolan. Plans were Ervin. 1 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Spondlng lheir vacation in Ver· II · milhon and Cleveland <~re ~r and l'tfrs D.r.le Nicholson and daughters Martha and Carolyn Also accom· panyir.g them was theu neighbor,• Mrs. Earl L••\ ],ctt ' 'l.''i! . ., l .II(' Dayton with Mr. dAd :irs. l!'orest Phelps and Mr .. and', Mriif l'iul Werry. •~,., 11. ,• Mr. and Mra. ,Artllur ~ ol Miami., Fla., are !ree~·.end' sq•ll of Mro. Wilham JII?J!t~r • ' Bentz Wolfe !J>O!it 1 fi{c~q ~ Plantz with bla SlaiOrs, lllllsea 'Ida and Aufiusta 'WPife; • • Lucille Uawklu ; . ... ' . . • . . •• . . l'tiJDel'OJ.1Soelety Editor H,ylda Rice .••.•.•.••• , ·•...•.• Mltk!leporl Sodeb £cu1o1 Sets~ugust 16~sWedr/ingDate . J • ~~. .,.,..., ' , l f' ' fJ,e/.f}~:~~ lJ ' '"' tl\~ Serrice~ For Mr!. MOttu,. • Weather'· Ohio: Partly ·clouilr and wa"" · '~lh ' .uttorill lhu.....,_,. ·· llkalr · ntMitr In aftomoon and night. TuKdoy portly • - thullllarshowt,. llkalr In ·tDuttt •ncl eXtreme · east p6,rtlom. 11!1 much cha,.. In ltmporatvros. .VOL X at -e·· .. cloudy, ----· NO. 81 '--·--~ ' Bevo(etl To Tile lntere•u Of Tlae ltleft•·Muon Are• --..-'---~------;----- - - MEIG8-POMEROY TONIGHT A~ust 6 Is Final Dafe Set "THE NIGHT THE wq_RW EXPLODEq" Wm. Leslie .. FOR LAKE HOPE ,\ugust 6 bas been 5e! f~r the deadline tor registration of ca,ttle, s\vjne :and ilh~ to be exhibited at the 95th annu~l ¥e1gs County fair, it was announced today. , Both beef and dairy cattle owned In Meigs County can llf ,enteted free of cl!arg~ upqn the pqrchase of .a membership .tictet but all cattle .outslde of Meigs County entered will re· M'd' ·ll p }'ICe I weport Levelin s•Ights On Hot-Rod Driver ~ I wm Here ore o few of the late mode ..sed cars we hove in stock; ~se cars ore really sharp; All ore·, one owner, low mileage, g~ 1tires. · ' YOUR CHOICE $1895·oo ' ' ' 19S7 .Ford - 2 Door Stdan - R&H, Stalalard Transmlsst... - 6 cyl. Cue!om . 195~ Dodge- 2 Daor Lancer- R,H, Culllpm ·Royal : · · I j Doe• It Make A Difference W·D··E·R•E You Buy Your lnaurance' • You bet It does - I('a the dlffereR<o between juat havlnl In· Coronet aurance and havlnH ADEQUATE INSURANCE THAT YOU 19S-·.Chnroltt .l. 4 Door- 9 Pass. Wagon, H., Standard Transmission KNOW YOU CAN DEPEND Ol<. And that may meAn a dllfel' eO<e of thousan<h ol dollars to you, II troub~ comea your way. 8 t:Y.l. - 210 Series ·f 9iid·.r , ,.,.:DOdge .. 2 Door Lancer- R&H, PushbuHon Traas~ulon, 8cyl. I I . · · 1954.Plymolfll -: 4 Door Sedan - R&H, Pushbutton Transmission 8, cy\ .- Belvedere · :!~t.~~- 4 Sttlan - H., ,p~~liultOn T~ns~lon, 8 cyl D.>~OUk .CHOI¢.E $149~$.oo LET US MAKE THE DIFFERENCE COUNT IN YOUR FAVOR DOWNING INSUilANQ AGENa, INC. Melp County'• L.rgest and Oldlest lnsutance Agency , PHONI 6116-M Parish House Part(, Picnic Being,'Pianned , · WCI'f MIODLIPORT, OHIO made for the annu•l the lawn at beld Au~· ~":"'- -. 1tB ' ,Ptr~lh- 4· ~ Sedan -I&H, S1indanl Trans w~.· :ovenlrlvt 1 •8 .ey .' - Plua , · · 1t~ 'Fenl ~ 2 Door Wan- R&H -Fonloft.aUc - 6 cyl. - ·~tollllne \ ~ • 1 . I · !955 Ply.,.. ~ 4 Door W•• -R&H - Standtinl TraAis.ron - 8 ¢yt - Deluxe Series ·• · · Merev6r y~· ~;r 8ANk.:ay; MAJ~:. .USED TRUCKS'. ·4I?U~jMgt -1 Ton Calt &dlassls- 6 Cyt. , ··· ·············· $1395 Speed 'l'ralllllllaslon - !)lew Rubber. · · ' ~'::!·~~-\. "· ltsi ,._ -.14 ,.- ~: - , cyl.. ....... ... .. .. ..... .. $495 aS{iCtd TnilllilJJIIon,-'-. GOOd Rubber. . '' I ' 1' ' , ' ' " ·.. ' ,/ B'lt ~pl,J~I . ~... Bend Al'f•· · . , ....... . '"'·'•\•t" I I • ' '.' I. f • ',, ' ' .:. . ·:·, ··''' $350 . 'I '. , ,No,!la,:~~~' ~flln~J, ,,':9ul Kl~, at HI~~ .I '' ' .' J~- .~ TOI- 3 $pH~t~~·· wo,lt. '. ;~~~~ ., . ' ' '· . Middleport, Hia dcoth was allributcd to a broken nec:C:. Pomeroy Driver Charged With DWI After Atcident AI the result of a mmor accident &tunhv, a Pomeroy man wiU taee llayor CharleJI Legar on Tues• day, Augus1 12, to answer 'lO charges of driving wh1le mtox1cated. Two otber motorifrtll are aloo free on bo:nd awaiting hearings at the 111ame tHne on charges of speedmg. I I "ilooeh," meanJng whiskey, de· rive• from the AlaBkan Indian wor4 "hoochlnoo," a drJuk the Indiana on Sitka distilled from molasses. !!1t ~ -~ Door laHer- R&H, P:ushbutton Transm!sslon, 8 cyl. I , Pushbutton Transm:lsslon 8 cyl. ' -· Arre!ted S::tturday following an aeeident wit"n his car hanged up a fender of :a car belong~ng to Har· Ian KJqe& flf London. 0 . while parking, Waf Arthur Wandhng, 69, of Pomero)', who wu charged with the ~WI (.llunt The arrest was made by Patrolman John McKenzie the investigatmg arricer Wandling gwas placed in Meigs OONALD MORRIS 1 County' Jail on Saturday at 4:22 p. m. and r<'leased on orders of Sheriff RobC'rt C ll:lrtcnbach, the lfayor Sund.ay morning, 1vho inve.•tigalctl the fatal acciGerald Cocherl, 47. of Huntingdent, sa id :hat the youth had been ton was Bll'<'!lrd by Ctty Pohce visttinc: at the farm of h15 UnCle Saturday f~ speedmg on E Mam· at and poste::J $~ appeara1lce bond Lester Thomas of Langsville and , Parson Floyd lee 57 of Russell that Sunday when hi! h:td heard · ' • tns Uncle say somcthmg about· Ky., also posted a $25 appearance drlvmg the ford tr:>ctor ever to ~nd when hf', too, ~as arres~ed the farm of hts son, IWymond, lor speedmg <m E. Mam·st. ~unday :t&ked J)t'rmls!':ton to drive the In a eourt. seSJton durmg the ~ractor whilf' hill uncle !oUowed in end, l111lard FowJer, of Br:'ck 3 fann trl'ck. . l'omerry, pleaded not ~udty driving without an operalor.i PcrmiSH.m was granted and lhe illoen••· In contmulng h1s decis- boy started off on the traetor witt. thc matter Mayor Legar hi.i Uncle, Lu:tcr Taom.a&, follow$5 and costs and SIM· mg in ap~roxtm¥:ely 5 mtnutes. both: fine and costs The uncle told Sheriff UartenbGeb that he had r:une upory the tractor in a ditch but at the rirst stgbting of the trrlcWr dtd not see the boy and wondered at what had hanpened. Wben he went to the traet· l\f which was stalled on the left side or the road in a dlt.eli, be round thr. boy pinned undet the tractor with the left rear wheel tractor pcross his'. ~ !\aid that he backtd the tractor ort the boy and then a&JID· maned the emergeney squads of Pomeroy and Middleport for aid. auire a 5p cent per head charge - - - - - ' - - - - - tfter tlt~ pUI'<"hase n( a· member· 1 ohlp tlekct Harnld C•••q')an t. 0 supennten~r.nt o! tbe dairy cattle department end Hugh Cust<Jr and \Hiram Sln\vter are suporinte.. d· fl ents of the beef eatUc d"Y'Rrtment \ rt - Sheep and swine exhibitors must fUtChaae membersbip tlc~t"t ~ 'I11o , ... witb a 50 cent per bead addition- 11 Yl~dlt:'M"t polic!! P'" l'l't abot• al Charge to be !evtcd ~m out of I •-. take it !ofcvcr. Nor are resr county, animals being entered and :Jen!s $1 for each pen used. Ralph C. Henderson Js superintendent of Th:1t is, the ~-e1mln 1. rr"~nrln ' the department. 1 1ntJ,. ? or •n s~utt ho.t :-vdd~ bf' 'ieved to be of New Ha\lcn, W. \73 Exbibitol'!l m!ly tile their entrie11 vho lov ~s North Third-av as · ~ with Geral~ Reuter, fair board !rag strip late at n!gbt ~ secretary, at the ReutPr In~ur? n~~ Agency in Pomeroy and on Aug. 4, I His n:- rne anft denedptlon ar 0 and ~. t!Jf> sccr<'t:1rv's (lff, ..e ,.., '~nown ta p~itce, thanks to o~ol the 'ock springs li'B.irgrounds will •ant cab dr1vers But nobody ;~ · be open all day to pe~mit cntrie., caught him yet: l1an! Tb'!lt guy i Y • tci be filed. .•t the T one ~cettnd an*l pa~ Gil 'qore's ' Scr.•ice Stntion near lWt It .,..is alao reported that teams 'and·st a f.:nv l!{'conds later. winnlr.g the ' top three places in the three weight cia.,.. of the an· nual horse pultipg C.!),ritest -~}lieh will be the ev,enlng ar•bdslana at· traction on Aue. U at the fJir will be required to submit to the nlwla leal t~nd premiu'ms wil~ not l!o pttld until resul~ of the analy· Iii' are received from stnte ~~~­ \ torlea. Weiill-i'!.rl ".Jor 1M .<Qq\O•t 11e held . ti~&.!> ~~ ~ m.. on the cveDfng of Ui~ ·con ted.-t. ·BAKER PURNITURi' The desire of a youngster to drive a farm tractor 'Was the cause Sunday afternoon of a tragic deatb on Nelson Road seven and one ball tenths of a mUe N. E. of State Route 124 near Salem Center. Killed In the tragic mishap was Donald Morris, 12, son of Joseph A. and Hazel Kessinger Morris of 291 W. First.av, Entries f,or Livestock Registration -also - ·- - Of Tragedy At Salem Center' SJNGLil COPY-Ic : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Jul;r 23, 1958 ---·-:--'---------- ~ A. Morris Is Victim ·e nti ne Dea ille Set For Meigs County Pom•roy Bend THEATRES Katheyn Grant - • be, was packed ~ l~e sUq. · a spinal operation fo,r the brain. Phyit· the Phllllpsi>urr hu been 'eul � 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. 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 July 26, 1958 ervin ward