http://66.213.69.5/files/original/083c317df84ab9c7f883583c8b847631.pdf 9289e030ba44f58a58ce5b4b026e937e PDF Text Text _..,. • . _.... ,. ··•·· I ' - B-Dally Sentinel, Pome~o'y-Middleport, _ o., Aug, 13, 1959 • Wedding Is Announced and MASON-FURNITURES' ··roMERO\ . ' SOCJETY . atr '• . • Mr. 1nd Mr1. John Fo11ter .,.. rived Monday for• a few da)'l Ylslt wiLh tbelr pu:enl•, Mr. and ·. ·., Mn. Theo MrL J. E. and Mrs R~bert L'easure ·Mr. a~d Mark and Robert or O! Rutland Smlth 1 anq Mr: IIDII Foster. Xrs, Fluyd . Rumli~ld .spent Tuesday 1 ~·~;!::~~:~~ were sunday evening ~Mr. a,..d ·Mrt. Ch~rlea Buck. . I· , guestll o! Mr. and Mrs. LeMr. 'nd Mn. Wlltlrd Ashworth . ' o. , Ori Yoau Old Suite On This • $359.95 • . 259 LIVING PAY ROOM SUITE .$ .95. O.... LY f"''ll ,9 : ' riage · b¥ i cousin, w.as a'ttlred In ' • AfternoJin · this \Yetk I For WtBR · pre!umt. the . i . . ,. ., . \" l PIECE ' ! ' , t ·.,: ' . .;You· '''·,Only Chest, Double Dresser 51 idi ng Door Bookcase S.169~ 95 ,;·,' ' I. .. . ... . .... Jear for the eomDlU't:lal displaya wbie~ bave been placed under tenta and tbereby lncreaaed the number of ubibitors. 'l'bere weft no emer,~enciH du~ itll tile openina ct.y cte.pite tbe iaorltieb - d into lbe mid nillliet. Adequate 'l'•ter •no! tbelter ia tbe li..tock exhibib! were also noted to be in cood abape.lor UU. year's altoaltion. ' Fo~ ~r·' •• : , • I 9:00 .\.M. TO NOON 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 J'.M . .. ,, . ••.... , , , 9:00 A:M. TO 'B:OO .P.M. p • R.F'lE'• ·l., '- ".l): ' ·, • ·S' ' !<.' . 'I ~.l.. • ;:;::; .~ ' Reick~t Asks To Be .Reliev~d: . . .! .' ' ~ 'Frobt ' ·FI'IC2er CaSes_ 'w~~ t6ctay tiY ' • I ' "·d ' ~ '" $269.95 $100.00 f eunent fair which wu elititiJJI flivorJbl,e oomment from tbe fair· loerl WD the •rn.ngment thiJ •·I · STORE HOURS I . . ( R•• Selling Price Mayor Down On Drivers .......... ODe of the otiti!!T·featuru of tbe SAL£ . .' ; l!tiDAr an._ :sATURDAY 'i ", ~;i:~: With Beautiful Cover, Eltller Foam Rub~er er Spring ,Filled Cpshlons . s~t TWO,~ I>AY "! LiVING ROOM ·. _,..YOI' F. E. Dunfet of Rutland Wedneada:r. ' n•'' .. commJttee. One of the pp. fl49, ~ .b y .' ~peed ToMoRrow;s sENTINEL · SP$:1'X .t VALUES ALL OVER n{~:·, ·-· SiiORf DURING ELBERFELDS ; I f!d by Mrs. ~driene fr"nch Hnd Mils Janice EPfitl'e, sOloist, wt1o sat;~&, "Ob, Pro(i'i~ile Me" ~nd ,The Lord's Pray;er.. . ' · , /t.. reeepti9n · wia held · at RUIJ8way Girls &roundJ for ~n1 hamelf ndng, a new feature lattodllced by the MEIGS 'COUNTY ·. FAUf groom, db·• ae for the .w eddina a navy blue dreu Y4ifb .white ~eeea· surJea and a . cor~age of pjnk rose b,udo. The wcddihg: music ' Will .te ~lo$~d· Thunday . Her brldPsnaid, Mlsa, Joftn Rhodea, C~rlcston, W. Va., cousin of the groom, wore a ballerina len.'rth filOy.'n of orchid net over Orchid taffeta. She elarrled · ~ ColO\).· iii bouquet 01 white rOit · liUCI8 With white aatin streamen. '· Elmer Morris of Columbup, Ohio served as best man for Mr. Rhodes. Mrs. Rhodea, ·motl)er of the 3 PIECE BEDRQOM SUITE Young .Moth~' Is,, Dead From·JtlftSt Raelnc wiU be one' of the prom· ioent Ceaturea of the fair prOgram toda:r with JeveD pORI~!& on tbs nieJ wu brougb~ in from Toledo for the loeal eonrpetttlonil. A good field <If hone~ b alto Law eofcm:ement offietra bere on band for the racina pr(ll!nms wefe' alerted' toCtay to watcb lOT ~t:heduled fOf today and FridaJ 1 22-yell-old' eseaJ)ee from tht C9tul®\ll sr.ate Sdtrol for Girlt afternoon• on a newly surfaced an? 11 ·year-otd, Sal17 Li.Orte:ra. tr•ck that tniY produce 101ne s.u-· '1111111 , Ji~ ,Wedn,JdiJ from pri•u for local follower~ of tbe &port. '-er lfome in .Colurilbul. 1 Judging W.edfllelda:r ·on the oP. Aceordint: to ~be- State Patrol ening of the P'air taW Grange --~rgaret """old ~ped fr0111 bootbs judged with fir•t place the school and w.aa bekeved to awar~ g6inJ to Rook Springs· 6e acoompaDied .by tbe Lar1den Grange of which Amoa Leonard it ilrl, botb hudin& lor lilelg; master and secon.d spot goinl to County. Miu Landen wa1 ~&· Herplod;: Grange of which Leo ertbed as Sot, weight 119, brown Story iJ m.uter. Flit offieiall today were payi»f 1U'ir aact blue e7e.1;' Mil!ll Arnoh1 eoanpllmentl to the memben of 11 5-2, ~t brown 'Wiir, Drew Weblter Legion Post 39 of btowa eye.a:. PoJnfroy for ttaeir eff"Jclent metb· . The l>ot.rot oajd J..,e E. Wood odl of polleing thi fair poun41. '15, ftv.tlud, WU fined $5 IDd It wp• noted tbat the Legion bad eOiti .£or drivina: left of ~eliter. 41n excellent turnout WedneadiJ lad flOO and eo11.1 for hlt-t~kip, ~ to baodle the epeninJ night .' ·sold locket. a gift of the groom. ' Authorities Alerted·On Two ~~V:•·~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~-~~~~;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~ l),llerlna length gown of tiered lace net with a shoulder length ven of bet illusion. She I carried a lovely white Colonial ' bouquet of a aardpnia surrounded by amall rose budJ enhanced with White sitln leaves and nylon tufb and completed with white satin I .,strf!'8'111ers. Her only j"'welry waa o. . First day paid attendance at the 95th Annual JlelgJ·County Pair 11011 W14erway at lhe llleigs County Pair.£1'0W!ds obOwed · increase of more than 500 over tbe 11157 first day, IC!COrd· lng to tm> Secretary of the Meigs County Pair BOard. Yeater• \taY'• paid attendance figur.. W"!'e 1,323 plus sevetal hUndred aminal memberlblp tlrkets. The first day paid atlendance In 19M WIU 818. Preabyterlan Churct in Har· home of Mf. and VP.· RhGdt>S im· ri1onvllle was the scene of the in· mediately f9U6winl' tbe ceremony. formal weddlng of Mlu Dale Ward The bride's table 'was centered to Rlcltard Rhode., at ~oo · p. m. with . a tiered wedding Cbke. Sunday, :niJy 27 · ' .Mra. Teressa Dllughty~ presided fle'td is the auest of her motli~.· and daughter, EleanDr Kay, Mr. The brlcle 11 ! the daughter of at the puocb bowl and Mrs. ·Anna· ' Mrs. Ewma Leifheit · and Mrs. ari'd Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mis1 Elert· Mrs. L. E. Ward, Cleveland, Ohio, bell Rhodes served the take. Lehew. · nbr Robson . Mrs: Grace Holter an(l Mr. Rbodea ia the aon ·of Mr. , Attending the weddin"'f, '.~ d na.. Mrs: Ed~r Pee.ple!l of and Miu Martha Howell. and Mn. belmar Rhodes of Har· ceptlon from out or towr._..·. ._... _ • W1 " th Mi. who spent a wee& ri•onvllle, Oblo. and ~rs . Dayton Rhodesr Breit! .m other, Mr1. WiUiam Leif· OTTAWA •ILEASES TWO The double ring teremony was of the bridesmaid 11:nd ~~~.I..alh belt 'are spending lilts week 'With ·a rrA'WA, ont. UPI - Ottawa tMerfOrmed by "e Rev. Guy Sayre Rhodl.l!, Mr. and Mrs. Melford her father, William Fields, Hart- Rougti 1\ider Coach FranK Cluir before AD altar dec:orated with l)aughty and nitoo.ce, Unda, Mr(, p:nd ford, , announCed Tue!day the rd.ease· o£ p~tlme and altu vaa.,s fllled with Mrs. L1,1~ter QHughty and Mn. ;Net· Mrs. Ida BumJ who underwent - Pfatrn~o:. of Boaton College iladloll and two seven branched tra Fields, ull of Chlrleddrf, ~t-v{, surgery at Holzl'lf' Hospital. il!l and Ernie Znmpese of S..authern candelabra. · i(~ ' l . cOi\valescin."' nicely, California. · The bride, who wt given in U1ar. 1! l\ · while By Over 500 Attendance Gain. I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mortis or Mi!!:ti!bers of the Second';MondB>yMiddletDwn were weekend gueats SeWing c·lub and their £amiliNI or Mr. apd MV$- Roy Rltfle, &ol;~:. helrl an ~)lltlng and p~nic Sunday· . Spr,in&~ J;lioadJ. , ·{ . lit. ,at · FOrked Run Lake, · ~'!') Mrs. WiUal"d · Ebershach · 'Bbd · A picnie dinner was served a.t daughters, Joyce and Cheryl were 1 p~ m. afl.!l In the afterooop, , .., 1 Tuesday luncheon gu~ O~ ·Jir· .Jiwimmin~ .· and , fisbjng · wale en· , and Mr!:. Clarence M1ght, -Brld }oyed. "'.1. • ?;, }, • bury. .~ Attendmg 1wer• Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimea .nahert tewls, Mr. and Mrs. Jai\1-CS , Uld fj.lly pf ;Elkhal"t, J,nd .• are Clatwort'by' and daughter 1)1rilB. spendi 1 a lew dtya h~. s~e. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wond" Mn. Harold Johnson of Sprina.· Mr. · and Mrs. George Schneider Allowance POR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE , ~~~::::.~'; ·~:::~~:r::~~n~ .;;~~ and Mrs. Harry Beabout and Q t'n ' ·· S d ' s~ent the altcrnoon at the .zoo. U I g UR. ay . $100.00 fair Officials Well PleasecJ. ' ' 'n - ·-.. ··- --' S ' d M dQy· Sewi,ag Club In Get • 1 ~· ' Freda Hanlin, Richmond; MN'. of Lima, Lydi-a ,Dillow, New CUmberland Miss .Patty kbles, Syracuse, re· W. Va.; Wa1LI!r Ray Caldwell and urned home after 11 twO ·month's Miss Rita Caldwell, Wheeling. dsit with her uncle and. aunt, · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gilkey oJ' Mr. and Mrs. E!•ias Stii ~~ ti' 11 Rock Spring• Road and . Mr. apl" Ga •r-r~ · ~·~·-,-.,-,--:--c-- ""'• Edward Stil.. apd children Barhora, Nino imd Roaer ol eCOR OR Month Bargains YOU GET •• 00.00 Saturday' fr.orfr • nttne ' I Mr. 11nd Mrs. Arthur Wise, Nay · Mr. and Mrs. · Robert Grirnm ind lors Run Hill. Guests were Mr ~ :amily Columbus; and Mr. and Clara Ralph, Wellsburg; ~rs Mn. Russell Grimm and £amity :. ~~--aJm~~~ Foam Rubber Cushions .we~k~nd Chester J.<.rijchl ret~Jfnett bome Holzer · H08Pltal where he was 1 p11tlent for 33 Bartels and otber relatives. days and 1., copvalucing nicelY. >A aroup of relatiVes were en· Weekend · gue.o;ts c.f Mr . Bnd Mrs tertained recently at the ho-me of IJert Grimm of Lehrt l!~ans were •' • 'he iUest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlham Mptlack and otber relatives. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lcii.Sllrt' !nd l!lnna returned to their ho'me at Willowick Tuesday after a v.i1it with llr. and MrM. Albert .• 3 Pc. Curved ·Sec.tional 111ere ,.. .. \ 1 ,. Wlt? of Kent Bl'Own ., ' I b¥ made a re- : tO M.el8a C«tniy. CoUnty )Minch.• ~lse_d of ' ' �• . . I .un r. -OUJ1 tbe I .,)~~~~ ~ 0\' ' . , . ,- . ........... ""·' ~ • '.. . 1' .,. ' POMEROY SOOETY . From The .-Diver Beat ,. .' Wed~tf•Y •tternoon -and tbl~ mwm · f ., ' 'Glea•laJCs·. IV. ltiMOVID Mary J.Au ltadford, sh: ·year old daushter of Mr. and llrs. William Red!.._, entered HoiW Jlotpi<IJ' . I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pulllru o! of J'om.eroy, 1 are aonounchij( the birth of an. 1 ,tiel>\ I!OA•~ ~ter; Patty r'liNdftHclay, • AUJU&t 13. G"'ndpaHntt IN Mr. IRd Mt'fl. Wltl!fm t"d Mr. and Mrs. botf .•, Colilljt· C~J'UtnbUI, formerly ; ra..,e, _110....ruu,.. ,. ~Iii"· PerrY D~. -: .. pi f«rs. Pea~ Jacobo ~j are ~eat Jr•n4Ptren~ Tbe Pullins also have a son Jeff lie tllrH. FUSH PEACH 1-il GALLONS Mony Other _ ..... .,...... For "*111 'Occa.a.ns Opellt A.ll. lo ~ P .II. HATS. .:, s1· 0..0-.': .·>'.· ' SR. SUPREME Ia CRUM.CG. . • Ph~e rUt·M BRADBURY, OHIO . • • ' I . .. ·, . ,. , .. ' • • ' .' ~ 'j .' ' •• ,, ' , " ' . . ,I ' I ' ' : ' ' ' ... ~~~~4-:J~~~ . ~~~~~~~~::~::~;:~t;==~~ ~ r ~ - -,, .-...... ..... ;.. . .. .,-- .. ~~· .. j···. :.. "•. · · - -- '}. " • , 1 -~ .-. ' .. ' '' ------ " Specially aeleeted ...' ·-- tt'1 c.aNfully ' blade cut. ~ __ no --- UP 1t•e• you .... ffH' J0\11' fti;O!JOf· ' ~-· . Cut.Up ·Fryer Parts' ":. . ' ." MICifJ lrtt~sts .... · · .... · .. .. .. lb. 65t . •" -' ' - ' Pill,. Tttla~• ···················· lh. S9c T••• ~II' ..... · ............... · "' -"· "'' ,.......,... . ~ ' ---·~ . - LB. .. ,~ - ., (. I ' ­ ,~,,.,L-.:1' - .. ' ' . - '- .' •' . •' ' I " ~ IUPP.IlGHT ROUND BONB IIQ(IVLDEII. , , . •' . SUPER-RIGHT . , . EXTRA LEAN c;~~~=D Chu'k' " I •"-• - ' ·--:;-~ .. ~- ' lb. tf~ """' Wilgs .......... · ........ · lb. 33c ...... -· ... ·-· . . ""''"''" . ~ [_ "' ""'"f . ' gardening,~· .~ . .. . ¢ S9c Beef -Roast . ·~· 49Ground· . lb. .u••i.••o..T ; • ; FJ$S..L¥ ' ~. ~ ' ' I . .. ' i I I ~ ,,' .. , l ',-.-~~ ··.v,'· '' •wz. ' J .'·',·/.,. " ' i ' i ~~ ·,,,.-t; I, ' •\' 1 ..,,.,,..~ ··., • I ··' - ~.r: . I ··~>-'.I l CANS ltqns '19¢· If . ·.,i •ft I I ... '· A&P CQFFI . ·p:· LOYfER _ Tllf~M . ~T ' ' Mild 1< Mello11 ' . ',. . ,' . '·: t' �. • . ,.. ' ·~i;!,v!tft~~hes CJaimTo '""*"-~ !,fros! ~~.!'on tb~d a: ' • " 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1908 ,. Colll"ito l6 • '"ltlt· ~ul Nl ., 1!1~ q, w~l .. • iiiibttQ .f ol 1 wwr -il~\rli ~lod ·IDdl.l...• blltloi coi'J,l The .fou\bfUI tlllfiel', who flas tlaum.Ped out :M bomers tbit set· . ""' ~ ~ !>l- lilf tirat n~ Aad nc .one out. • Altboug~ R<><ky failed to pre· vent a run (rom seori,ne. eovery· body was pleased with b~ performance. The flnt blttef tQ face him, rookie Coot Vial, lof'teq , ,.dll!ce 'It, to c~ee~ lOft neid .... '!9~ ob4 11'11 o ,...;tn~o\P to lll>re wbot tumeil out to b< ~- ~~ ;Detroit :oeon- the wb•nlo1 morcla. ~ • "* - • . tbrft-irudDJ' " tour of duty ,1)11 JWibllt. .fl.rm performan~ Jn -bll the Tribe lOft twO Colavito faced 12 baUen, retir- • J.z and H Wednesday ina:· nine and walking !"ree. He ~t. eJtendln' their losing ,Pid not allow J bit. rik \o ' '4~ in a ruw, tbOO' In addition to hll superlativt • oC t~e CamPIIiln. · pi.tcbl.n&, Colavito banged o'* '11111 .\otJ p~ tbe Indian• . two Qf the Tribe's three h;lb i~ f•r4Jlef Into l&tOJtd dlvlfion od the nlthk'ap as rookie' Helf> Mq-t t~ey now hoitf iiii.O place, three iord bes&.ed veteran H.oyt Wil· ~ a{'~ a halt ·. .,._. out of fpurtb, helni In a tight pltchin& duel. I ... . ' .. ."" SPORTS DESK ftt.t ••d if.!Delp4ti t'• . . .. ' ' • . • .I . ' • / ' ' .:.~ d ... ' ;. r ...... ,l .. . '· Ill' ~h Ia bfli! !be ngers. CII.,Ylto, wbp _.owed sign• of Mr . .and .)(n:, Ray Diehl of beiDg a re1ilf Jn two exJlibl~on coJumbUJ Yi1ited ·recently wit~ .qme tll'fl appeuan~s. wu called tv In tbe sevent'h q,:nang John Dle~ and Mrs. f,, ., '· ~ . ~: .. ' ' . ·, . BOWLING LEAGU!S TO ORGANIZE ~ ~~ ~<11<4ule boo mn let up ~ M..~.- D~'i0r ~t\~;ues to .be ar~ed for the ·, •·uc>J Lll~l118; ''ltocP'' coming 195UD sea~ . All ~ l)f lalt. season are requellted to have representatltea: at tbe tool line& on tbe dates specified; . Moaday,' August 18 : • :. TrJ.Cnunty . • . . 7 P.M. Co11nly •• .'. 8 P.M• . Tueoday, AUJUBI 18 , •• , Sporn Plant .... 7 f.M. ,• ... CI!J .... 8 P.M. WOdDf!.f1• ,..._, .. . . . •. •. Bea~ .. •• will 1M on . .nt to "rock 'em"' •ncl ..wclc 'em." . ' .... _J.,. h1ncl ••ch nltht In c... 1ny or all I' .' . ·< -oN ' ·.. ~· ..l·j" . r1n looY• •I 'I~ l t ,.,;e,Jn.,lut ' Pomeroy Bowlin$ C~, PHONE 160-X ... ., 7 r ;11. Thuroday, Aa1ut 11 .• K1pr ~- .... 1 P.M. 1!1"~ .... 8 P.M. Frld87, ~ 32 •• Womea'' L,~p/ t P.llj. ' lotur•p ••• Sun..yo will "' ,_ for Open 'If ' i •. .. .•.. BAG POMEROY, OHIO • ..-u end I > ·• RaHhlt Now ef .,• tall ·. llquar ,,.,. N. Y. t .111. ' "1. · ··i\ .. J, .. ' ... '; -~: '.>t ' , .. 46 ·0J!; _ 2 .. ' . . .. .......... IWA.F.IIII ;' t . . . . ': ,. . ,, •, - "" ' ~ ... '.,..-. • .·,i.. ,. ' . . t;~;l . . . .. < . ' '*l • . . 1, • .•:: ·~ 41 . '1 ' "A TASTi! TREAT OUT Of l'HIS Vl91\LD" • A '.' II' IVE ,,.. 4 -... .,c ' . ' ~~ "\ ' ••• • • . . .,1 . . ' .' . . .: ' "''" .~--? ' . Couaa~ . •; t. , ....r ·"llol ~ .. ,,~·· ,........,.. . .\ . . .. ' . ~ ' /' �/ • Birdie FU i• EE 0 1 IGS'r:··: ·B G s -' .. .. ' • t ' ) I, - ' ' ,.,.,. ' .,, . ' • ' .. ...: .., ... ~ •; ·i- u • ... ·'! ·, ·i· 16 ' •• :Any Item and .. . . . . .. . .......... . a U ol% $ ··········· ·········· · Play It f • • • .. . .. ' ·W . .. .. . LS' I ~ '• ... . ' ... ... . ... ' S . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .' BROA()(:L01'H ' o' ' • ' ' ' • • ' ' ' • • ' • • ' • • ' • ' \I ,. . . . . . ............ ' A • • • • • ' .. . . . . . ... .. ... .... . ' • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • 0 • • • ~ ~ ••• �,. .... . ~ • ,f .... • ' ' . • ' • .' The Daily Sentinel •• ~n. q • . ,. ,._n- • • \t '·' f' 11 A. II'-' "'~lt atr • n.t tne· ' • Ladllt Hadltta , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Po-ro1 Secle!J EdHOI lllW. lllee ..... 1 • , • , • . • • • .. .. Middleport Socleb' Edllor ----=-=-----........_*.. Soc...... to meet twiee • will llllciJ u.. lollll of ~I J . IWIJ · SpeDdJ.IlS Sunday wiUI Mr. and ....... 1M IAoderablp - . WOllam -~ , . . made for a coo•-out ·1\10 SundoT Scllool pupUa lo IIOif lutun. lilrJ. Diehard W. Vauaban, Blll Don. and Betta 11.0d llr.1. Annice Oblmger were Mr. end Mra. WUbut Par10n1, Eugene Luc:as and IQR, Glen ol Dunbar and St. AlbanJ. 'Rle,. allo vlJJted Mr. and lire. Da'\'id , ObliJiier and daughtera Sandy, Susan and Sonya aad W. P . Oblinger. Mr,. Tuudlr.y after a vaeation t:rlPto NLarara Falls and Canada. Tommy Le'W'is, three montha old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ja.mea Lewis was taken to' Holzer Hospital this week for observation and treatment. Store .... ~------~ Geneva Joachim At International Sorority Meeting Mra. Genev• Joaehim of the Road left Monday fpr Minneapolis, 'Minn., by plane from Parkersburg, w. Va ., to attend the International Convention of Delta Kappa G11mma, honor Pomeroy-Athen~ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood have returned to their home from a motor trip through Virginia and Weat Virginia. They vilited' re· ~: ~!lr!i! Tt.dl~h !!!' ot llll)m latives in R01noke, Va., and Dtvtd and Dennia were overnight Mountain Lake, Va., Princeton sororit7 tor women in education, whlch i! being • beld August l 1 eueata of Mr. and Mrs. Jamet ln- and Rainelle; W. Va . through August 17 at the Hotel J}.es, Linda, Sharon, Roberta and Mr. and Mrl. Charles McNamee Leamington. Jimmf. Mra. Dennia arid M'rl. had a11 their guealll Monday Rev Outstanding guest speaken at lnJie• are ai1ter.1. • and Mr11. Dale Van Meter and Mr. and Mra. WiUard A1bworth dau.ghter or Boston, Masa., and the convention include, Dr. Dora of Kent were recent ~~&uelb of Rev. Van Met~r's mother, Mrs. V. SJJ¥tb, Lima, Peru, a moat ef· fective public speaker; Congresa~ . aJid Mra. George Dallas and Laura Van Meter, Rae~ne. woman Edith Greene of WashingMrs. Freda Welling and Mrs. ton, D. C.; Mu Winthrop Rocke· Mrt. W. I!. )d:port> of Middletown ia l'bltlnJ Uri• week with Nina AmlpOker of Columbus will feUer of Petit Jean, Ark.; Dr. Hil- . Mri. Naa Morr.e and dau~ter, leave Saturday via tbe Santa ~~ Maehllng, NEA executive, New Ellztbeth and Mils Mildred Haw· F~ "El Capitan'' 1or Hollywood, Yorkj and Mrs. :Margaret Boyd, inley. Mrl. Moore'• late husband Calif., where they will viait Or- tt:nuatlon&l presldent of Delta Kap· ~- a former pattor of Heath ville Gardner and Mr. and Mrs pa Gamma . . relatives ol Newton Gardner, liletbodiOI Cbur<b. Many very intereating social Mr. and Mn. Ben Pbtlson and Mrs. Amspoker. event• 1re alsh planned for ' the 1011 Ruab.... returned to. tbeir home Mrs. Alice VanZandt and Mrs week . .. M:araaret Coughenor o.f Chnbire Mrs. Joach,jm, a teacher in -the were aue1ts of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Sali11bury .School, il the newt)' Baley, Tuesday. elected president of Alpha Omi· PadY and Mary Lunn McCabe cron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamof C«Jlumbus are visiting ' here ma for Jackaon, Vinton and Mei.ga _..:.____ wiUt their grandparent•, Mr. and Counties. Pomeroy-._.. THEATRES. ··~ __ Mrl. WiUiam Grueaer. Mra. 0. L. Roush wa.s In Hunt~ ington W'ednead-ay to be with her husband who underwent .another operation. at tbe Vewan• Hospital wher~ he has been a patient for several ~eka. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Savely and Tom TIUett ol Akron were week end guests of Mra. Max Sanborn , Mill Seq Sanborn and Ml"l. Althea Anders~n. They were accompanied home by Susan Savel;v who haa !!pent the paat week Mr. !.nd Mr11. L. D. Diles have received word that Rosa Peter~J fonner resident here, ls recovrlng from lung · surgery In a Tampa, Fla., hd.IJ)ital. Mrs. Joe , Stafford and son John of Ceres, OaHf., who are v13ltlng Mrs. Max Sanborn.. f,il1s Besa Sanborn and Mr11. Althea Anderson have 10ne to Akron· to see the SOapbox Derby. · Harry R. Berne:~. Ernestine w\p. pel and daUitlter, Susie, spent the first of the, week with relaUve• in Jackson and Burr Oak. · ,. ' Muoday to plan their exhibits for the Melgg County Fair. Mrs. Robert Reibel conducted a work&ho.p, where all the mem· b;er11 made arranJements similar to ttle onu they will epter lb .. ·- • ~Jeste and Kay Ault wcr~ ..~ssis.tetl by · their mother1 Mi&S Mrn. Willia.m Ault ln serving re freshmenLs, to the member, atui Mrs. Reibel. Vaughan Family. Reunion Is Held .. Sunday, Aug. 10 The fourth annual Vauahln Reunion wBa held Suriday, Aug. 10 at the ,borne of Mr. lnd Mra. Billy Joe Spencor, ~dne. A pot luek dinner was served followed by ice cream -and eake. G.ames were played and n-im mlng wa11 enjoyed by the young er members Of lbe famllles. GOLIATH IMPORTS U.S.A ~ Guests were Mr. and Mr1. Ri · w. Vaughan · and .ona, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Vaughan, Pomeroy; Mra. Frank Bird and Miss Anna Vattrhan CB4arvUie; Mt. and Mra. Riohard lt. Vapgh1n and children; Mr. ,na Mrs. Ted. Werner; .Mr. and Mn. Leo vaUcban, and cblld~~en; Mr. and Mrs. Robart Vauaban· Mr. and Mn. Spencer and ehildren; Mr. and Mra. Frank VtUehan •md children and Mr. and Mn. Georte VIU&'hln, cbard . Pomeroy Motor ' ' to.u• "Strerlallleo the abut,;~ Tbrousl> LofAIIf" wai t,he 11udy loplc prenoted ~y )Ire. lainfl w'tHm ' wm. tl•w eou~FH liiA'Lilt tbe Women'a SOCletJ ot W:ortd ' Strv""' it .Ill• ',l:~tervrl&e EU8 ear,~ by tlul ...,. Come II td • It today .... • lobuloUI .• (:burch tnet Tueaday e'entn1 , at lloada ea I!OIIilltlBe mlnda of woil~l,a CtrllliD ..,.u.een. tkm... 11dered U . . . . -af.I '~ i ,,,, f lJIIIIwNOQO. ~- 69c - 3 for $2.05 Me,.'s Broodcloth ·Gripp'er Shorb Solid pastel eolon ..;..... Sanforized - Sizes 28 to 44. green, yellow and white. 200 in a package. Raci Printed Pattema - S.lzeiiO -to 48. I 69c - 3 for $2.05 MEN'S TEE SHIRTS , -~.I. White with oylun reinforced neck band. Small, medium aod larwe mes. ' Slllpment 69c - 3 for '$2.05 ATHLETIC SHIRTS MEN~S Ja Tho Newest Modeb . All Sizes Nylon reinforced iteek and a.r~. Sizes 36-t:o "6. . Slllhl lrreplars Of (0 16 ,. BATH TOWELS BOJS'-~TEE ,, , 2 for $1.38 ,. ' • '1 * 1 5 yam felfl$ 1.00 Thmidetshowers " . ., Predict~ 'Diru. FOAMETTES SHJkts .. Wes~em plearure pony : Don Brumfield. G.Jlipollr, .Katby Korean, Pomeroy; Cbri.atine Gu- l ,• ' t~e, 1 .39c a.flag ', 1' ' ' . ' ' !' ''MAVERICK" • ' The Big S.JJ!IIg New Wo~rn Jean ' lor Boya. Made of 13%. ounce white · ~sk blue denim. 1~ quart covered saucepan · and mea~uring cUp utenaU . Sizes 6 to 16. .. , BOTH FOR ONLY drivewi'Y· ·. . .· :'. . ,li ' '. ~ ~"~ pollee. Chief- li;ail,l :th.at park· ., ~ 10 t~e ~,now :r;obQ_ W"J tO bt 1ti'ietl.y p~bibited end'"' tlult lrresti woul~ b.e . Qllde' il ~ at, foun~ y~o;v ~ne1 e!len if ln tluilr \ · -· I:.ut 1et.~ there wu •tanding room oalY .• 1lh JI'IDdata.nd for the .Pre:M.DtatioD and member& o( th ' . e board aN ftoplnJ tbat the 'bziD& ,YfMII; OWD C'Nlr" •ppeal will ftben eM lituttion. JfHortl 'tO ..,.,.. Win to bf plli<ed, oo the lndl lor .t•. -- abo• ~ futile uut .. • reault tbe . appeal " 11 iaoutd. D'river FeUure, aro.n Ci,ty. WHtern pleuu'rt horae: ll'n ~~ Leifheit, Pomeroy; Pet~ Ohlincer. Muon; David Dor.t, Pt. Pleaant; .Pred Leifheit, Pome: ~~;.~ Mona Kuotz, Hamblin, Fit 'ted 11•• -.e-aat bor&e: Lester Ohl· • M..on; Elt~l Hut.ley, Eleanor, . w. Va.; Hurley' Geor••, Gall .....,11,,.._,. and Lorain RodaerJ,;· Jle.nden:on, W., Va. PaNdoonepooy: Fred Cullip Gil· lipolia, enu,. Engliab pltaeure ~orst : • MarJoebon; lWi1i Grady, Weu.ton; L«aine )Jiod.. gen, ~DdenQtt:; c:Mt llota.!'f'l, lorle leottoa, LucaJYille and Jo ElbetfJ!kf Pomeroy. •1 Open wattfn.a: horae: · .l'rabci~ Coonlll, A._; Keilll .... ~·~·,,;AI,banJi ' II- n. .,.;.,. Kllowj!Pil :: lloJ Smltb, ••:·iu;d JlaHn, Athena~' or &tab tlfe: Shorty Jame~ . Baugh- .-llliio:ooo i'illil>tliy,:l Carl Hamesa, - ' RAYON -.PANtiES. Girls' Wblle Triple Roll Socks · . Heayy weight combed cotton socks. Ny,lojl reInforced heel Sizes 6 to 11. • GlA!t·IJKl • eiUtlc \e~~.Qt· • ' Doz.-zoe , on. ~- 4 tG tt! ' · 1 : • WWia.U .,.., Pl. liaa!Nill knit ' eull. Wbllo '('d - 1 col- .MATS. ~ aribbed 50<.-lSe u oz. ;:- 30c ;.· eidry. -~ ~· Full ,c ut tlfoo panties witb . ' and toe. 3 pairs, $1.00' ' d~~;;;;,~rt...: ' •:. J '; 29c ... I , I d ' _, · • •" . I ' ' Resident I • .... ' Ann ~ and .. Kenoetb *'-' FalrGr~ $6.25 . ' lbry GuJmUe; Snuth, Muie,U... '.,. ' G•ili: JGnvllle. 1 lb. plAolie bag of 1bredded · foam that t* washable. allergy fN~e, clean arNi odorleu. Fine for ma~ng l cushiont, pillows, c)l~~ir . ~s. ~Umi· ture· padf, ,etc. ·· , top fOU! IIUmat. in Nell cl,aq_ Ribbon• were prwentM . bJ 111M; Kty Bohr, daupter of llr. oM M'!'!l. Her.rr Bahr of ~. Top •innera ln · the reapeeti91 order 11mona: the ela~AeJ of Uw lbow iDducltd• Lead.ln poaj.: Kennet,b P'elJure '"Come to tbe .ttow and bring Crown C!ty; · ~leve MCCOy. . JOUf' OWG ebair"" it the me~~aJr pol~; E. J. RJII, Pomeroy . IDd of lbe ·Jiel,p COUnt.)' lalr boml Emily 6mitb1 Marietta. 1~ Rea IPI!Hint of tht third aoTbree-&aited llor~~e : Lb Sell8ra aual 'PftJil!!lltatJon ol the Big Welllton; Jake Greer, Maton, Ben4 lrlin.lttel Auociatlon ., thf' Va.; Mrt. Frank Rautlt, Vlncf:nt crandlbbd attnctl~ at 8:10 and Sharon Pii.I.Jbury. Pt. PleasS.tarday nlJbt, lite final evming ant, W. Va. ol tbe fair. Para<le horae: Oen't'er SinJtr P..Urahu.rc; Frrd Cttlllp, GaJu: aod kermit Epple, Harti- Shiedded ·r•iom itabllel' Revere Wan ' ComblnQtion OHerl · • Minstrel Show Be Finale At Meigs Fair '. 1 •9c; - 3 for $1.45 Solid Colors. With Debby Borders. , •' IIOYS' -ATHLETIC SHORTS Boxer siyl, broitd.clolh shorts - Slzea 4 to 14 '59c .;; ,' 3 ~1 $1 :~5 BO¥$' rAY.HLETIC SHIRTS ·' s~~~ 4 to 18 39c- 31for $1.15 Big size 24' by 46 inches. •rl, 1 'r nlgbj Dual bone lhow wu staged al the ~th ann1181 Melp Count F~~~y Holler, preoident of the fair board !erVIn• ~ IUrbe _acuuent of the event. ' _ • bo lGp fk'e winners of lbe various daueo reeel•ed rlbDI al1d cub •wards were presented to lbe ownera of lbe w: Closely ·woven '.:.!.Sm'l'>ib finish UnbieJ<:hed lin. ... Mul •· · · · • Sizes. 4 to 18 ~. ftli~HQ" I '' . 49c: - 3 for $1.45 Cannoa's ••DelUXe" 1.29 ·•uo Vllue . Sizes 4 ... . ' , 49c- 3 for ~1.45 MEN'S Ai'HLE'FIC UNION SUITS Fine qualitY dimity union suits_: Sizes 38 ·to 52 . . - $1,59 G Boys Fruit of the Loom Knit Brieh \\ , UNBLEAQP , MUSL'IN ' Athletic Snell. Nylon reinforced le,J openl04. Sizes 28 to 44. Of The Popular RADIO WAGONS ~ 69c - 3 ' fqr $2.05 MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS lnotller Big m:_.~ 40 lnehea Wide ntedAi · Classes Are Shown · · , InAnnuaiEveotAtTheFah: ' . Pourteeu <luae.o were ohown Tbunchiy when the an• , ,_, ...,... drive, afrcnft.type 4-cylladet lnlslntllld. over SO mllelto tho p1Joa are bot port of the exdtlna d..y .,.oo!i tho Gollatb 1,1 priced • 13 by 13,. inches. Pink, ·. the ·cbur<h. '\ Dollpl to ddt I1IIOOihJ, Mf,the of Bwope. Ill, tblllt7 ·;_ of CoWolllla Amerklllo bolcllhe rood~~ all 'l*da Cl1l oDty,be cOD• , Men's Broodcloth Boxer Shorts ' Jl Enterprise.EU B WSWS Meeting Is Held Tbursdqy · • Aa UNDERWEAR "NAPKINS ' 3~ tAU • ~--',c- . Comp~ny '. PERT PAPER 'rhe Jumor Gard-en Club met 11t the Middleport Roadlliide Park the fair. here. . ...... Junior Garden Club Meeting Held Monday BIJPak • ~--~----· MEN'$ -and BOYS' ' FRUJT OF THE LOOM . • Friday - 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. -Saturday · ·· · · · 9:00 Al\. ''...: ,, ~ ... • ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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