http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3eee164bd7dc4a7d68a628c3931b96e6.pdf 1369cbcd2db7fa7134c416762fa89138 PDF Text Text ,, t -- - . ----+----"' ' ..- ' l , .du: ) lonal Womea•a Clublla Dlnl' uee JWnt and citlu, ltwj,JlqJ tbem to ) plan,nln1 eeulop ~undV AUJP,•t !4th, when plall8 fof the faU ail trret meetlna wUl ~ eompleted: A dinner at tbe Martin Reataurant wiU be held 1n ~:tjunction wlth the pl•nnlDJ aeJI!lon. Prealdenla from club&. .in Middleport, AtheM, Gallipollt, J~n, Loa:an, Marietta, MeArthur. Nel-. sonvllle, ,Ironton, and JaekJon will meet with Mrs. ,J{efnoldl. (-$le ........ . . - . . • • . . . . • • . . l'aaaero}' Sodely Edllor -.,la·lb .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . lll&llepad Sodeb Editor FOMEROl _ SOOETY , - llr. UICI Mn. V . C llamllton of f.cla.Qtou. Alabama , and M111 Judy • ~ens of Be&aemer, Ala., amved fir B indefinite VISit With )ln. ~Uton's daua:hter, Mn CharJe• ,... .o and f1mily Mill Glddena, ..-nleee of Mrs. Searles will re· .ala until the firal of September ~ llr. and Mn. Joe Bailey left F'rl· day for a vaeatJon tr1p m New Uri: otate tlr. and Mrs Raymond Rainey 411 Point Pleasant were peru of 111'. and Mr.. Lany Rice and sons, Chipper and Kenny, Frlday. llr. Wilham Silinet of Canal Wlachelter was 1 busmeu vialtor ~ IIJddleport, Frida;; in connecdCa 't'ith p!"Operty oWned bf ~· ~ Fred ShiDet He reported thM bla. uncle ls re(overin& 1atla· Wtortly from his recent tUne~&. ~"'-llr . and Mrs. Rioehard Koehler f aDd diUdren, Christine, BeU)', ~ and Mite, are week end l't !Jjltllrs of Mrs. Koehler'• lister, 1Ju Sally Schaaf, and Mr. Koeh· . .., mother, Mn I.cwis Koehler $'. They wtll also v1slt Mr 1nd lira. C 8 Welle and Dr and Mrs ~eth Am•bary and family . Mr. and Mn Jamel'l lnglel and tami1J moved today from the fwmer Ffench property on South ~d S to the property on Lo· eut~L recently purchai'Jed-b)- Harrt~ crata from Mr and Mrs James Hnlion. : •. Mra. Grace Hysell baa ~turned from a ten day vaubon trip to 1reebaport, N. Y., where she wu the cuelf: of Rev . and Mra. Clar- Pomeroy lencl THEATRES ·· MBIGS-l'UMBllOY • ~ TONIGHT "MARACAIBO" Coraol WUde - le•n Walia<e "THE DALTON GIIW!" JJem Ander• - Lin Davll I , SUN., MON. & TUII. "$-nu.NGta Wl'l'll A GUN" ford - Shirley MacJ,ane ,Midnltlht lhow ht. 12100 ' 1EMPLt=Mlddloport ••nu: TONIOitT DALTON Glll.LS" tCarr7 Anderr - Lin Davlo ' ''W&LLS FARGO" · · ~oelliloflrto - Bob Buml jUNDAY ''AND MONDAY LADY TAp& A FLYJlll ~ -~r - Jeff Cllondltr "'* were busmess VISitors burg. W Va , Fnday Buck Johnny Bryant 'has returned Mrs. John James, Mr and Mra home after spendifll the summer George Lance and daughters, of at Sanford, Fll ., with Mr and Mrs. 0 EdJU VIle 111d other relatives ' Mr 1nd Mr1. E B. Epple, M1s1 res1dents, left Thursday for th8ir Ula Sue Terrell and M1lhe Legar homc.s after a visit With Mr and ' lfrs. Harry Keiser, Mmersville mont Hoyt and aon , Dav1d Mr and Mrs Martm Leonard Mrs Jea1e Hennesy and Mr and and family left Tburllday for thelj Mr• R T. West and son, Thomas home, Rahway, N. J, after. a v1s1 • Mart, were ln Roseville, Thursday, with hef partmtl, Mr and Mrs. to .!lee the tWill sons of Mr. and Norman Mc:t.:allum, ~ine rsvtl\e , Mra Mont Wett Jr The new baMr ~:nd Mn Adolpb Grueser, bies are great-neph\!WS or Mrs Edd1e Gruescr and Mrs. W1lham Hennesy t. nd R 1 West Russell are VlSiting m }lhode 1• &ir an(! Mrs Jamea Slmpl'lon land with Mrs Anna Tucker Mn. Lottie Dixon of Toronto, and di.ua:hter, Sandra, VtAited hu mother, Mn. Manue Hartenbach tn Can11-da, Ia the gueSt ot Mr and Canton, Thunday and she ateorn· Mn Homer Hawkms, Ru~land ltd. YJrs Willard Ebersbach and panted them home for ,.~veral drays daughters, Joyce and Cheryl, were visit with friend• aod relatives. ......_ :Mr, and Mn. Jame1 Hawley Sr Thursday lu~cheon guests of Mr. Joy Patrtcia Snuth, da ..,.._.and Mrs. Flollie Allensworth vi8- and Mrs Clarence Mtght, Brad- ,ter){il'la of Mr. and Mra:. Theo Sm1th, tted in Walbridge with the form- bury. 121 Peacock Ave., became the Mn William Bartels and cblld· er'a aon and daughter-in-law, Mr l:iride or Mr. JohnS Foster. son of and Mn: James Hswley Jr anP ren of St Joseph, 'M1ch. , are the Mr and Mrs. J. E Foster, 1130 a:ucsts of her mother, Mrs. Norina family They were accompanied Ead Main St., in a beautiful can· home by J1m Bill Hawley who wJII Good~in. dlehght ceremony, Wednesday, Mr. and M~ . Harry Saddler of remain here until aehool beglna. Augu 1t 6, at the Untted Methodlat Mra Nelhe Vale and son, John, 1Jr1dgeport arnved Fnd•y evenmg and Mr and Mrs 1 E Radekin for a visit w1th Mrs Wilham Bax- Ch;~:hRev Eugene Brown reid were in Columbu1 recently to vuit ter and Mr. and Mrs Bentz Wolfe the vows of the ·double nna: cereMrs. c w Stau1bury and Mn. and attended the fa1r ' mony at half past 1eveo, before an Frank John.ton. altar decorated with arrangemenll Mrs Garnet Schaffer and daugh. or glad 1ou, liehted tapers and lour ter, Uarla, nf Columbus, v1sited seven branch candelabra . "GreenC.nenda in Middleport, Thursday • ery and lighted candle& were tp Mr. and Mrs Carnell Vance Jr each wmdow and along the choJr have returned to their home at loft Wh1tc satm ribbon divided Poplar Ridge after vlsitlng h1~ lh e sanctuary for the reaerved parents, Mr anrt Mn Carnell Mn Wilham Baxter, Mulberry pews, whteb were decorated wlth Vance Sr and 1ons, Harold and Av{' and Mrs. Homer Sayre 1nd hhes of tbe valley and wh1te 1atin Larry. d~tUHhter, Lela or Racme returned bows Rkhard Danl, 1100 of Mr and home Fr1day from a vis1t in Penn Gtven m marnage by her father, Mra Robert Dau:st, of Columbu1, f)'iVanta Mrs Baxter was the who 11 v111tmg hts grandmother 11ueat of .Mr1. Dawltng Johnson, the bride wore a ballerina lena;tb 'Mn. David Darst Sr is Ul wJth the P1tt1burgh and Mrs. Sa)•re and gown of white lace over net and mumps daucnter visited relatiVes 1n ~or· bridal taffeta, With fitted bodiee featuring a l'lhJhtly atooped neck· Mr. and Mn Floyd Carmac]l: raopoill'l. have been on vacation Ito Endlcotl, Mrs. Baxter who rea1d@d 111 Pll1H· line and three ' quarter lenJth N. Y and Baltimore, Mai'yland burgh for many yean rwas guest of sleeve!! The lace of the very ful1 George Reuter of Akron Ill vlalt· hon~r at 1cveral !IOCial gathe~IIIQ:II skirt i!Wept up to tbe w~lat in tbe lnJ his JF&ndmother, B. K Smith, during her 11tar. On Tue3day 11h1! back in an apron effe(lt teveallns and..hla aunt, Miu Lucille Smith waa luncheon guest of Mra Wll lllne rows of net ru fle•. Her ~ Mtal!l Mae Rouah of PaM.ersburs Uam Harrinaton, West Park, Me •houldcr lenJth veir of imported 111 .IJUtlllt of hor si&ter·in·l~w . Mrs kees Rock, P1. and m the cvenlna trench aJlk 1Jlu81on, made by her Otear Rou ah. was .guest of honor at a part) mother, was held In place by a Mill Linda Hawley has returned given by Mrs. Johnson, wJi!.ere she headband of whitt! nylon leavea to her home in Woibridae. Ohio, met many of her old frtcnds and trimmed Wl\h seed... peull, H!r oltoea wore antique wblte poariized after ~Wtndlnt aeVeral week• w\th nelahbora. htr ttandparenb, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evenlna:, Mr.s Baxtft Jeether. A 1ina:Ie strand of antlqufl j•rnet Hawley Sr, attended aervlces at the church lr pea?la with matchln,- drop eat· Ill'. Willard Martin, who Ia af. whlch 1he was 1n actJve member ringa, were ber only J~welry. She filiated with the Ohio Valley Bak: for a number (If )'tau. FollowinJ carried her whtto Easter~ Star Bi· itb hit hid IDa Co. ta •pending the week end the she attended a flr t~ 018 t •pped u SuewSlllith, I w 1later e oreof . tbe 1n· Portamouth with hil I'IOD and ,,wJl 1ervice .Mlu party tv the putor, where bride and mard of horiot, ware a two clauabter• Ula met and visited with f: nwnbet Mrt. Harold Sargent vlatted re· ot old frlendl. A alx o'clock din· ballerina l•lllllh lOW• of pin~ emd all oenUy with her puent1, Mr. and bo ·-• 11 •n on ovor not eta Mn. Arthur Roush at Salem cen. neJ wa1 &iven In her honor on with 111)1 aklrt and taffe~t ,..,lh Tfiuraday evening, by a frJend, tcr. with 11treamera the •baCk. Her .'drs. Edgar Turner !?'~a ~lo~~dal~~!r!!~e':in~~~~~! Three Return From Visit In Pennsylvania at Chest~r . +?~44~.-oj. TVTODAl _. PROM THI! WORLD OP TOMORROW .... -· - Dof A Council Installs New Officers Mrs. B~ul Ridenour was mrta11· ~d as 'PreBldent and Mn. Hobart 'iewell as ~ vice pre1ident, when he Past CouncJlon -of Che~ter f)aughtert~ of America mot Wed rtcsday evenlflll· al the home of \lr1. Henry Eichinger wltb .Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, as co-hostess. The meeting opened with tcrlp· ture reading by Mrs. Henry BeJ· ver and abort businaa ,.euion ~ •• 16,-1908 ( Donqtio~:~s Made By The Kin Cfub lllaa Donna Strain, aaal1ted by Mlu Dorothy Stark, entertalned with a thower , Tburldly <tveQtnl at ber home, lJncoln HelJht.&, hon-orin.lJ l1iaa Barbara SWISher, wboae •I aws ~merge~y Sqvad' • Barbara Swisher Honored Guest At Prebridal Shower <' un~ Con~butioft• of N ncb were Top Flight Racing Program Is Presented At Middle~rt nlldle to tbt POmeroy Emerpne31, Squa4 .for tiM! portable ll&bt plont aod to tbe lliddleport Emtrg~ncy Squa~ when the JC_in Club met oa. matriase to Keith Rill& wJll be an ThundaY evening at the bhme of event of Aueust 24. Mrs. E}llma Le~il. Pr<»pecl Biil, Mra.· Rlehard Vaughan Jr. l,)f'eo su mm.er nowers d ecora ted t•· ..,., .· ' . I tn Park~ Mn Walte r France of Rutland vllllted Wedne,sda.y w1th ~rs . Charl e~ ~ I' h-Dally Sen~el, Poll)ei'Oy·MiddleJ!Orl, 0~ -~&· Joy Patricio Smith Is Wed , BPW Clubs ~lan On Auaust 6 Tn Jnhn F~ster District Meeti11g Sunday, Aua. 24 Invl~ons are be"&ia ·milled .. b)' rrs. Gdy Reynoldpl to tbe preai· ent" of the Bualn.eu and Profe• •Hileport Society \ ~ I i ~n tltltd bodice featuted a scooped neckline. She wore a headband of trim d h • 1 1 PIn& ny on eaves me wit l eed pearb matchlnt that of the 'brlde'tt and carried 1 Colonia) bou quet of pink Shasta •t•lea. Her Event Pr"'-School ~ T0 Be Sponsored By Chestei PTA....... An estimated crowd of approximately 3500 persons wltneaJed the second runnmg of the Pomeroy-Middleport Regatta Sunday afternoon from the banks of the Ohio River at M)ddfeport, according !o estimates of Police and other observol'll The Seco11d Annual Regatta sponsored by the Big Bend Boating Club an~ lhe Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers of aided at the meeting in the absence of tt!e pre•ident, Mrl. Edgar Pratt Plallll were made for a pte. nic tor mem~u and their fatni1ies at Forked Run Lake, S\Ande.:r., AugGamel'l w"re played during the I ust 24. evening and pr~es a~arded to Gamu were played and prazes hOhJe 'for the OCCIBiion and i!ftl were pliiCed ou. a table with white -cover decGrated in' yellow and cen· ter~ ytith 1 yellow umbrella Commerce wa.s staged under sa,.tlons of lbe Mid-Eut Outboard Mro. Ro•'IH' Wtoe, Mt.. s.~olyn !'"''"''dod. to :.tra. Harol(l Ebers· Allodauon, w1lb Wtlh• LeadJitg llam of Middleport 1111 Chatrm•n and Gerald Pre!ton or )flddl•port 11 Commodore of the B1g Send Harmon and Miss Janet Carpeiiter. bach and Mn. c. J , Eberabach. Ice cream, indtviduai cake The door prize wu awarded b:t squares 1ced in white with yelJow Mrs. Harold Ebenbach. HQSteu rosebuds and punch were l'lerveci. e-Jfli were presenJed to M'n. LeUFavon were small replicas of a heit. , · '" Pre· .School oonference for par· flied "th tnt 1 tntl'l-of children who Will enter the swan ~ WI m ' · A salad eourse w~a ~rved b,.flrat grade 10 "Septem.I:Mir and a Preaent were Min Bernice Nease the bpstess and favol'1 Wft:J tlny "Get Accluafnted'' party for the Min Shirley' Wippel, ::diu Sondra nower vn.ses. c'hlld~n wJU bet held ~t the Chest· Potu, Mi11s Carpenter, liiSs SUe Present wer~ tht~ lllmed aboye U Grade ~hool WednesdaY at Sinith~ M:isa Mill")" Londoa, Mig and }h·s. Rithard);.Vaughan Sr., 1:30"( p. m. · ,, · Emmett B1ac•.b ~n. Mrs. W1'I[Jla Sue 'Jt:rrell, Miss Lucy 1\ms- Mrs. Purpose of the ~onfer~ll to bary, :Jtfl Wise, Mrl. Wayne lard Ebeh;bacl', ~rl. Theodqre Et)!live parentl'l I'Jn oppott >~ to 'SwiAbe~ t n . W. C. Strain, M1ss usbach,.: rf. T~tod9re ~Mw and meet and bilk w1th tb.e. i~n's Harn;Jon, M151 Barbara p~;~novan guest$, Mn lf'atold JO~tliOf\ of future teacher; to le · ~' the and Miss Ra'hi6ra Boice. Springfield, MM. tpthe Dixon of 1 school wUI attempt" ~4irittii tlem 1 • • ~ ·~ • rorof\tO, Canada, -and, &.:rs. Homer tn the llrst year· to discuai.' What SP.ndina v1fto:: hut un'lble tf> PI Hawkma,. . parents should a~d •hoqkt. Dot do tend were Min Myrtis Kay Park'er, 1n preparing the ctilid- for J'ChooJ Mra. John s. Foster, ~~~~145 Nancy The nl!'xt ~pe~tjilg wJU be-' held and to gtve paren&s' an J)pP;ortuntt;!Biaettnar~ Mra Edward Start and at the~ome ot. ,Mrs. Enl:l'n,ett Blackto aak an)' questions tiJeY micti.t Mill Janet Struble. DUrn ._ haft ··;;;~;;;;~:::;;;;;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;::::;;:::;;:::;::::;:;;i;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;i':::;;;;;.;; Club h • "Tb Lord' .. : girt of the brJde. ' THe ehlldren wUI .meet ~heir teacher, Mrs Eleanor Knl&ht. idn. Smith, mother of the bride, Gamea wiiJ be play~ a_nd rf:lfreahwore a li•ht blue sheath dre•s. oat- tnenta wH'I be 1ervet1. The _.._ Yf,A' in trim Jlr:tht hope• all will try td·'tttenu, • blue feather bat, Jtrrht • blue clove,, White ahoes and a COJ'I. sage of white rosebud~ Mrs FoRter wore a m11,1Ve tace sheath dreaa satin trim pink hat and gloves, bJac:k ahoel'l and a pink rosebud cona&e. A receplJor{ for the guests waa The Windmg Trail Garden Club held tn the church parlor, which held the1r onnu .. J p1cnic Thunday wa1 decorated with a"anR:ementa evening at Bailey's Lake. · ELBERFELDS . • ' . · 1 . . '-~ cs who work on the boatl during the ~egaua, was a consJant beehive of activity as the of engines, testibg them and refueJlng them. Folhur rled conferences between drlv~s and Pit men event. Many of the drivers say, "The race is won '. - " :;.· Winding T.rail Garden Club Picnic Is t-Je.ld of summer flowers and f~eenery . Decorating the church for the oc cuion were Mra Harry p Smith, Mrs. Theo Smith and daughter, Sue, Miu Barbara Swil'lher, Wll· !lam Sterretl and Robert Brown The bride's table was lovely In white linen cover, centered with an unusual rtve tiered weddina ~'ake topped with the mlnlature hrlde and lolroom Silver sprinkle and leaves decorated e~h lter A planned p1cnlc dinner waa en joyed at 6 p m w1th little Michael Struble askihg the blessing. ~ Mn. John Terrell , president, waa in charge of a short busine~ 11e1110n and plans were diiiCitiSCd far the open house which will be held at the home of Mrs. Robcrl Tompson in September. Chaster farnl ' ,.. BOYS 4-'H CJ Ub . soves that ..• priceless surface -.. e ·-~-~~- < $1.2t lhe ." . ELBERFE :~d \Dh~~d ~~r:_ '· KentJieky, the Grand Ole Naiihvllle {nd the Ca1u· .near Itextneton, Ky. awa,. coatume tbt At State.oWide . . I trim. A whi~ picture Maln st., served 11 besL man and ushers were Jamea Ne1ter, Middleport and Euaene Willou&:hby, C.bea. ter Road. The groom1 best man, ua:hera, ~r. Smith, Rev . .Brown and Robert Brown, eac:h wore 1 white carna ..on boutonniere. PrecedJna the ceremony, a half Jloves and purse com· the outfit and she won the A otate-wld~ <br !100 ohio ~our of nuptial muale wao preoont· 04 ltl' ·Miu Pall'i<la Blakooloe, orThe dOor prlae ·wa• a- &anlot, ud Rotiolt BrOwn, oololot. Mra. Jatnel Meter. Mr. BroW. una "llw\111" and tbo ,roc!~ hour. a "0 Perf..t Lctvt". Mill BlalleaiH were ptay,d "Ob Promln lfei'• "l Love You Truly", "M7 OWD True Lave", ''The Weddlnl Player", lhe tr~41· llonpl weddiql mucb •pd durllll v.n O.our, lilrt. lila Jam,r H•alon, Mro. o.car ilro. aqd lllrr. Eddie HartUDJ. · ' Mro. Ronald O-'>or~ and lll'o. Hobart Nowell -wlll be. hoo\UifO lor the next meet~~tt. ohurch &lid, of Pom. Mr. l'o•.ter ---- 0 • ' l :to lltcltrnl_,,., .~ THE P~meroy Cemtlm 8~ . ~loder~w!!'~.p~ : ~·-,,.((; .~ :_ p~ ,an,d'..&~allie :~u.. ·:.' radt~D. ·t!·an ~ r'o .• ·tiJe . POMEROY' CEMBNT.IilAiclt .' ' . ' ,,....,,... Our Qperleace In · ..... "'(Ul-~~ •,r!U.Iil HilDilh•.& IIIII ~~' '" '"Me,..,!' The chief reported only one ar""eSt It was wpen he cited Bert J. Arn. 48, Pt:ankhn Furnace, mto oourt for iotoxicalion at 10 30 a. m Sunday A~n posted $25 bond and did not show up agam The ch1ef sa1d "I want to thank the Lions Club members for.. their assi11tance m handling the crowd, amf'<my own police force wh1cb turned· out to tbe man to help They were Patrol - _,.. - ---~- .llio¢-J>v. b;"ttea'...... mil. ·.Tile ·by bargl!l "'"'o""""')'OJV"'' PY Jtem to report. • ''Til4- . . ~:A goink ' upriv.er' and on said it proba~ 'betfl'eft.ftd several other occutpna when drift- by hia department Tuesday from Three auto accidents two within the confines of Pomeroy me log• had to be' towed from the the Preoton Motor Com-. racmg cou1-.e by pu:ket boata. United lntomational Vjllage limits were reported to ,Pomeroy Police and Meige sllerlfrs office durlog the past week end. In all three ac· Tbe weatherman today dug into ResuJts of tbe Reptta race• a1 his "prediction bag" and came up determmed bJ the ot£iciab of the cidents bowever·lhere were no Injuries recorded. with a forecast seldom heard lD Mid-East OoLboard A&IOCiation Tbe first of U1e trio of acciilents reportedroccurred &l'proxOtloio Cor month~. 200 feet n9rth of E. Main·st on Nye Ave. when a cat" d1lven by John N. CauUey, 47, of ~·considerable sunahjnc 11 indiIncl,..l.,.: Wheatland av Columbus rammed cated for today," he said, "whale Nu•miM>r Mercu,ry 40. drivInto an auto dr1ven by Char1er A torught wiU be dear and cool" en by M. Culver 61 Dayton. Hamm, 403 BtnnB!·av, Louisa, KenClear llklet and ctry weather Otho; l3t 'Heat 1, poinlll 400, 2nd The Ripley Production CrOdit tucky. prevailed over O.bio early today. heat 1, points 400, race fmi.lh 1, A.asociation and tbe National P'arm The car driven by Caulley sus· A dry air mua from Central total poants 800. Loan AuodatiOn o( Ripley will Boat .Num~r 1, driveo by Jim. tamed about $1M dama4es to the Canada1 ~overin1 the Great L-akes hold tbelr annual Jlo<kb~ fender, bumper, grill and parking and . Upper Ohio VaHey, wa• mov- my Bucb!fian, of Proctorville, meeting on 'Jlbursday, o\uguot 21, Ohio; 1st beat 3 points. 225, 2nd Usht while the ear dtiveh by ing ateadll)' east mel south. The m~eti br~tber, Hamrn sustained $150 da:ma'ge to weatherman said the air m111 wW beat 2, poinll race finbh 2, at the Appalaobian l'o1ver Company in Point Pleai&!I~ the left rear lender. bring dry weather to the &tat~ to- Ioiii ' J>OiJlb . D:ll!· An elec:tion ..m be held 10 lill ll<lal Number 17, driven by Rob- vaquciea day ami Tueeday-but with pro• in the INJard of dire~ Caulley was arreated for apeed. peels of I few brief abowers ~kely ert Gumm Of DlJ't, ObiOj l&t heat ~ Cll!dldatea lor d~tor3 of Jng and. failure to stop in an as- Tue'Sday nllbt. 5, poin~ lll7, 2nll beat 7, pointa lbe Nn.A ~ Ar1l Ht<l'l>o14 or lUted clear dJ11tance. Cited into IIJ'l, total polnt:ll 118. ' Gay in aackaon C~nty . anll W. C. Early temper..aturea tD;f~y were Jlo4t number ){in Q,- driven by Stalnaker Mayor Charlea Legar's court he of Given in ,l"aebolt , pOsted $25 cash bond whlt:h he the coolest in more .U.aqJa month~ Houston Hodae of Huntington, W. County. One wJU be electetf. 1 'toledo reported 411, jl\,kron DO, Va.; 1nd lleat t, J>Oinll 189, total later fOrfeited. ' Candlclalea for dlredoh ol tile ' YoUDJifpli'D 151, l)qto~\fM, C'Olum- polnl.l 189. PCA are· Wilti.OI R. Bi&elow, The second accident reported . bus &6 and Ciuclnna» 159. Boat num~r Tradlng Post No. Wuhingtod, Wood County; w. C. \fU that til which Betty L. Ramm, 1, driven by Charles D. Douglu 17, of 'Pom~roy wu learning to A surge of cbal alr 1 e~Pt the of Parkonbllrg, w. va.; 2nd beat Stalnuer. Given~ Au Harpold, Gay; and Ri~J.ard J. Blitopo, Min' drjve a 1H1 Chevrolet owned ~;~~~:~~Great LakM' and north 3, polnll 22D, total points 22D. era! Wells. ·Wood · C.un!Jr. Walter Hamm. The accident ocatat.ea: todq, droppinl Boat number 40, driven bY JoiW Tbe meetillg will belin at 7:30 curred 9n , Biluman't Road wbcn readlnll ~o tbe calliy Swain of Galllpoll.o, Ohio; lot beat Plf I Jll'Oil'UD }leing pJanntd the neopbyt~ driver l(!St control j()s 501. • 4, poinU Ull, 2od heat 5, points ail wJth refreshmentJ to be arved. tbe euJ Larry W. Hamm, wh(l AJpena, _lllcb., 'with an• early l,2'1, lola) pdinl.l 2116. 1'\Yo valuable ijoor prbn wiD •be . tiacblnc her to drive arab Boat number driven ~Y !.. H. awarded. mornina "'dina of fl wu the · the ,steerina: wheel cau11ng coldett t,pOt in ~ nation outside Weller 1>1 Sputh Point, Ohio; lot ~•••ttM cat til! v,ur to the. rJ&ht, hit a heat '2, points 100, race IiDllb 3, al\4, overturn ·on ill top. pf the mountain~ · ReadJngr in tJie total polnll :!GOMa were ·comm&n Jn tbe north A~,;;~J ~~:,~eo:- no . injuries, nor Atlantic atato• aa<t the "1,110111 111- Boat bumbOr 5, drl~n by !lOri fl~.te~e wu f~-W as fa.r ,outh as, Davis of HunUz;!Jto~ W. VL Cl...; Ot.f 40 H.P. lttck UH~ North CaroUn.: ~ and TenneuH where te:mpera~t~s in the 6ba lly ........." Boat number X, driven b)' Johh were reporhl:dlrf 1 ~- Culver of Dayton~ Oblo; 1St · ' beat '3, poinl.l 22D, 2nd heat 2, Cooler Weather p,.., eo: Mr. William Sterretl of ~aot she calrled on hu Bible. l'olter Ia 1 graduate of HJJh 8e'hool, · elalll of ol Ohio State untvenitJ dental hyalea· of the Unlt•4 .~Gi.& COPY.::::ae DnrillgPastW Tram1~g~on rhineatonea. Are_._ _. .,. . ''That was the mOJ!t atdt"~rl v crowd of 3,500 or more people I ~ver 11aw," wa1 the thanktu1 report of Middleport Ch1ef of Pollee Leroy Bartrum 1-od:.y in rev1ewtng the Pomeroy·MJddleport Regatta held Sunday m hu town men Fred DeWeei'Je , Everett Boltic, Dlaht professional driVt'!tll man· Ed Haggerty, lll:e Neal and Herb Gilkey. rung the speedy water crUt. Lions Club Regatta Cbalnnan The romeroy Uon1 Club a1ded the Bie Bend Boating Club in Ernest Covert admitted today, how selling of tictets to the affair and ever, to having 10ne through a helpmg to pollee the area Poh« trymg 24 hours. It was hu job to Ch1ef Bartrum and b11 Coree re- barricade off a spt.'-1.ator section along the river bank and pollee it ceived complJments ror t!Je man during the 1porU event, colleet.ing ner In whlcb they handled the admissions of !iOc per adult wher· large crowd which was strung out ever pogible. along the raver bank for several blocks. Where he had expected at leal! The only marring feattwe of 10 Lions to auist him, four lppem:ed. Tbe resu 1t wu tllat Mra. the Regatta was the reluctanee of Covert and biJ thlldren ..,.ere impleaaure crUt owners on tbe river preued mto service. ~ "Evea m teepmg thell' boata in position. then we "ere 10rety .rforthaoded,.. Their runni114 about durmg and Covert said. / r between the tares uused much / wasb that gave the driven ,of the Lions aui&~ Covert were etuli racing craft many headachea and preaJdent John Baeon, Kal Kindy, resulted in the bow of one craft Bernard Fultt and Ralltb Camp. bo1ng damae~ and tbe deek of ~L ~il Ellis. street foieman, another be1ne Jtrlpped off. At one ~utdletf in to help move harru~ad­ tlme Ill• jlrivenjall bqt refused tDJ barrel• mto pqoi~J!>~ . l"itlt joia raee d'¥~ lo ~ -ct;oppy water ltuct. · , ·'fta•iloed a sheer pink and ' dreu witb ctilp white 1tudded fJ! lf•tere.tf r~ li~M'!fu..i ,._ ,...,..-.MOJ!day, A~st I,, 1958 . 't Put~r hoi paM. Meet•ng • HeJd H ' on "'!' fiandy wafllo• and/ IUP· type mat , •• end pre· ported by four white plaotlc •ool· ~llllocrol<hN onclotalll$ lllal umna. An arrana:ement of white opotl yiN( otovo ,avrfoce. lilies and ferns were on one end VorililatOct , .~ rotiotant to of the tabjo "l"i~lbe ll!!ie PJ1!1,;11 Tht Chtot'or FaMn BO]II 4-H Club 1)"1. ooap, ''""' anh""'' bowl and piJi}and whlte·IH!u ihlip- met Tuelday evenina at t~e Home -- ~ -'ed mlnU, on thi' other end. of Edaar and Ken~tlttHartun•. We earry a eomplete sloek of R~~"~,f.~.House~a bl tl,le Servtna the cake aftl:!r it " 11 Durlne tbe meetlng ~he P.ro:fecl Ho1110ware& Departm~t on cut by the bride and a;room 11111 boot, were turned ln. and · pll!nl Mn. Lorrain Sterrett and Mri completed for e•hlbit•-· at the Harry P. Smlt~ Hrved tbe punch. fair. " u-a ....., '.J'hey were au ated b)' Mre. Jtq• Retrilftments were aerved ,b,· ..u Brown, ,l>lnl. t:. 1!. Neaoe and llro. llolrtuna followillll the meetMro. Riehord Rupe. •-•. • The newiywecll left for • ' wod· :"~-- --·-::_-::~-~-:;~~T~7~::l~~~~=~~~~#l:~f!:ii=::=::= i:' I~,:'·(/::f:.I'~:K:entueky and.Tenoe• 1 which were 9eparated ·• -r~L_~·~---~----~--~~~~-*~~~~--~-· with shoes were 1 If&B beata tn the hydropl11ne ~vent.& be waa d11quabfied from o~e beat for JUmpinl the a:lart!OJ dock and Without that mJscue would have probably neked up biJ fourtp wir. wtth his dariDI dflvml th* aaw h1m all but ICtape paint off th(' tnnkmg buoy•. Racing boats enteffit m the Re Jltta t-ame to tbe event from as far aw_ay u Jackson, Mieh1can lndianapolil, Indiana, Penn1yl ¥8011 and Welt Vlrflnia, with top 1 t e ceremony e . a Prayer. Miu Silly Foster, sister o~ lbe *"oom, and Ml.u ~bar~ Sw'llhe;t' register:ed the IUeftllt a ta&le in th vestibuJe MiM P'oatcr, Mtu Swt~her, Mju Blakeslee and the hOiteaseJJ eac.b wore a ,corias;e, the ' Seated at a place of honor on the .u·n era Jand lQf dock w.u pretty Betty Lou HarrLS. 18. o' Middleport who was chosen u the Reptta Queen Saturday n~ght at a Pre·Rel(atta Dance held 1ft tb(' K of P Hail at l(iddleport Paul Akers of Chesapeake ear ried off the honol"a in the J'cmg events by capturtna: three four Middleport Police Chief Has Praise For Regatta Crowd 11---S- Hit Headon At Curve ' . N~Nortliup Cralit Groups' Stockholders To Meet On Thw'Sd4y 3do, z. Youth Dr~:wned · • • · ' Uring Bsintism· . D - r·'!; Service Sunday :~~: ::.· ., ~- t~tal Indiana Youth l Wms :In ADual Soap-BOx J)erhy AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - ·lamu r•c• linlolt Mijey, 111. Kuncje, Ind., flas!ted . Bo.at DUml>er I, driven by ~im · over 11'75-foot Derby Downs· llere my ;Buchonon of PrOctorville, Ohio S\mclay to thO arand pri%e <tr a lot heat 4, polnl.l 1419. 2nd heat 3. $5,000 acltoianblp, a tropby, and a :=: ::.· race nnWt s. EAST L1VE11POOL. Ohio UPI _,.. trip tp the next Roae Bowl Pme total as the 21st li'Ulual AU-American Boat numbeJ: 70. cJr)ven by Mar and International, Sotp SO. )lqby viD McDill o(l!nop, Ohio; lot heal champion. Cline Cai;ar, 21, drowned Sundu' 1, polnt, 400p Zlld heat 11 porinU HOSPITAL Saturday, MJa. Fnn· when he slipped from tha ll'IIP 400, raee finlth 1, total points BOO 1 mlnloter who wu b~p!Wng B t bel' IV drl n by Rob Rutland; Mr.s. FrJnk of him 1nd wu •wept aWV bY the ert .~ ~::U.. 0( Dut.v~hio. Charles &earles, swift CIIJT<!nt of rfiD.ftl'll,~ JIHV· Boat number 6Q,'l,' driven by Carl Saturday, EUzabeth er Creek. l.l . , : ' ' G1Qe" of fom.efoy, Ohio. co,or of GrantovUle, /1{. Vo., - ljofl ' nuonbeJ: 11--. driven by ,Jilley',a: victorY over 160 ei'l.li'Uitl ' recaDed the fli'St Soap Boa Derby 21 yean ago won by oot"het »11a-; cie boy.~'Bob 'n'une.r. 1 "' llfl~Y. a hi&b oehoolsophomoro; sped his biack ncer,1 ltpQn110ref) bY t{1e Mu.nciio Slar, dowa;th~ ~· Cbariea Coplin• ol Charielton, W in 2'l.86 seco'n& to beat llonaie waa 00 ~ 0! tO penon( bllja1 bar> 1lled into the LOrd ""'"' Cbrlli1i 9&, Church bf tbe Rev. ~illo..S. ¥.,. ~BOat num~~e< 0. driven by N•· , Roua~; llflnenvllle, Ohio. C.rtney, ol ~. O~hj. 'I:!J,e, yll!-, ~ tim w11 1 nephew ot-!tl;le ~nlit8J'. t number S. driven b)' Bert BUDdll)'. Mrs. Glenn M<Cartqey lo!OJ to\d, ' OOiuJD. D,yls of Huntinclon, W. Va. . Coria Jean blana countt Cliiol ~pub She.,.. ~at niUI!ber 4, driven by lohl· Robert Deem, iff J&mel Miller b:tt I'JI41. ~-, ~ .!;'fteman or SOuth Point. 0.; meraed youna ,COgar. ·~·1:! he. lOR l,.•\ beat Z, pplnll 300, race finlah and Mrs. Luther his arip. Coaar, wh~ ~ld not •· ~~ ~~ 1100 ·~ b D- 1 ' i'W'lm was awept ~~m an-· D!Jat nwu-- 11 , wtven 1. __.. ' ...al rsrd' belore .~e ~~ ltltll ~"'! of S. Point, Ohio. beneath "tile ailrfa~~ ·f r, . , 1" 'ell. .;, I """"' • <l~r e~urch ln0111 ' '". '11..1 tiUmbW' 11:·28. driven ~Y on borHflad. '1\0'9. 11: , of.. ~nl'i ~miD ol l!<kiiOn, Mil'ii.: (ll!i! oW and lia4 · 6oi lal heat: . ; PoJnt,., ~ 2D!I Jioat Jameo .Haw· Lemley, Pom B"!'"balow, 1.0;· •h bo;pilll. . ' ' I 1 ' .'J I J , :fi# '-~ • ,- , • , IQolotttioJO;,I Cit '"" Th..., .t,ohecy,. lt,,J.os ,.,_,.ele•, tbe 1'111& neru,p. Two~ ro~ ! Hoosle'n DaVfd Brent ]lrqWI>, ' Ndt lelb, 13, Hepbut;ll. • lAn~son, Oul Lee • <;.. �' • _...,.._ fHE DAIL'f SE"fTIHI'L ,lfa 1fj _,I ~ .. ' ...., ... co -- j':Ommeutating, Editorially AGrand W.eek ForMeigs Countian~ DudM the past week M.etgs Countlins have witu.essed a beehive of acbvtty, flrst wUb U>e Melt!• County Fa1r and then w>th the s~ng of the Second Annual Regatta on the Ohio River m conjuncllon of the MidEast Outboard Assoc>ation Both of the events have become a part of the local scene that cannot go Without com· ment and pra.J.se for those who have work~d hard and dthgently to place before the pubhc entl)rtamment that js clean and whol~some evenls that can btl thoroughly enJoyed by the fam>ly Much credtt must be gtven to the Fatr Board, The Me1gs A~ncultural Soc1ety, the Amertr.an LegiOn for 1ts activit1es, the cburch.es for the1r cooperation, the exhibitors and those who sh<>wed at the fatr the fru>ts of • PLAYING W{TH FIR€ Plane Crash ~vestigaton thetr toll OF OHIO - At the Regatta whtch was stagea so suces· sfully on Sunday credit too must be accord· •d to the Btg Bend Boating Club ~nd its of· fleer~ and workes, the Chambers of Comme· rce of both towns of Mtodleport and Pome· roy, The Pomeroy LJons Club, the Syracuse Emerge.1cy Squad, the Mtddleport Firemen and the Middleport Pollee department, who all worked m close cooperatipn to make such a successful showmg Credtt too must be gtv· en th e U S Coast Guard for theJr ,aid as well as the Mtd-East Outboard Association for thc1r aid and guidance From The River Beat By Rei 4feene Absent Of recent yea1 s we've noted an mcrease in an old custom Voter ballot be matled to the one th~t for )ems was th• htghhght of the social season espec· servtceman This provunon s av~a limP 1n the voting ially alter weddmgs··· the bdhng of the newly wed couples considerable proces.s fur ml!mbers of the arm There \\Ill be sueh an <>ld fashtoned ~clUng and shower held ud forces espccJatly when such lor Mr and Mn; Francts Story on Saturday August 23, at 8 serv icemen are located .at d1st.ant p m tn the hoMe of ~r and Mrs Eugene Story at Darwtn places The applicatiOn made by f'rom what we have learned of the affatr everyone IS wei· a near relattve, as well as thl' AnnoUflctment1hat rleh..,towort.. petition slfll)ltyrtl hMt poiHd tho mlnlm•m 154.000 wn moclo Prldoy lly rth• lot· ntary of St1... OhiMM for llvhto!o-Work aft<l Unltocl Or• ttnlood Lobor of Ohio ..... -.rtpartd IM'O 1nd c:on .,.,. mtnts tn the open 1h.,. arntntl· .,.. 41U.Jtlon. Unllod p,..., lntoi'IIOfionol An ame:tdment wUL appear bci· • f(ll'e Ohlo votera In 'NovembDr ilklnJ rP.peut of th" eompuhory ~•ion ahlp In lhe otatt. The pto· pooal will be No. 2 amon1 tbe of· ficial Quettlonl and t11ue• Bal· lot, and It will reo~: · "No employor or lobo{ 01'f,~l· utlan •hBII deny or i•rldJe 1110 rilht to W<lrk by ''"19!':\•l J110RI• berJhlp or non·mlljii,D(ll~lg (!t, 01' for and aaaJnlt ballota ahould be the amendment The 14<armed forcea" of the to prepare 1umtnarh.1 of their ar· UnllA>d §tatos Include the Anny, gumenlr. NavY. M'ulne Corps, Air Forc1e, IN 1.AVOR tbe l;o..t G~ard. Meml)era ~ Fr'nk \- EaDer, Jl1ndlaf, pr"a- ·~~ Merchant Marine and otber idenf of the F. J Tl'\lck· t~e trioups att,ehed 10 but not a part lDI Ohl»ano o! the armed lor<el, shall lUke for T,ll, \ applleatlnn lln4er t)to Absent b)' Voter lsw1 Of , lhe Stole of 0~10. 1 buJldlna in which they debated tbe lolA! WU. lbe IIIMII alon1 wlrieh their earGoodwin """"' of rtap1 rumbled aU lhooe bava ~ a1 Cbureb boon recreated' with painllaiiiDI rleh 8118 authenticity. ~~1"m=· wu ' a. ,J The r~sull, a1 mo¥ than a m1l· was llon tourlttJ learned last year, g not a muaewn, but an education· al lnaUtutlon wii\tamsburJ of. ftrt the mOlt palnleu w~y of Rudytng b.istory that hM ever 1 walk· devloed. Oil either lllde. Jt contains more ~ 4SO buildings whleh 1 ~ bHn reotored or oueh conOiet, unlaw"'! ancl of no eHe<t In lhlt ototo '' ~~be 1 LINCOLN. Neb UPI kill«r Charlet Starkweather will nouneed. u IIH P • illlei'MIIollol mc':utoNo"":. UP! Tb<re bave to wait montb1, perhaps years ~. 1 to ftnd out wbetber "' wdl be exeFrom the alate SuRtcme ~ u ...... en 10 mue eo ua~on • - cuted und~tt a death aentenee &.nd- the eaae mar be appealed to ""•· what'a bkely ID happen when td down June 1 Supreme Court ol tbe U S qd oeboolo open In Vlr&lnla nest Starkwulher's e-x.ecution has Starkweather's att.omeya hat'e month, II mllht be •ort.h while to been .el for Dec 1'1 but tbe legal ltndlC:ated the, will do thit. look lDto the 11tuatloo. proeea.aea of NebraJica make it alAD<Jther lltay of es:ecutloD II most oertam the aentenee will not It'• ~erioua, all rl&bL lt threatsrsnted b}' the U S. S1Jpreme be earned out at that time ena to clote teVeral ~ebooll and Court unW lt diJpoeea of the caae. poe11bly teVeral ~ebool qltemt A Ute Jaw palled by the 1957 If 111 verdlet Lo unfavoeable tcr tbe It almOII e~inly will brinl the Leeillature reqwrea: tbe Nebra.lka defense, the cue could be apPeal· &tate JOfti'JUb.tllt lnto freth coa- Supreme Court to review aU eap- ed thrOUJb ihe fedenl eourt .,.. filet witb the ftdetal eovernmeld.. Jtal punubment aentenees tem. There Lo the potential here for an· otber Little Roek, altboq:b forea The Jaw ll a reaull of aUemptl One N~bro~~lb murder eue on all •~et 1eem to be workinJ to outlaw the death ~entence in whltb WN earned into the fq. fnerltbly beblnd the acenet to c.he state Tb~ IA!cialatur~ refuted eral ,court qsteru reeentl)' J'lllilt. prevent that. to abolish the electric cbair but ed in the order for a retrlaL 'n.e let up the rev1ew •• a eomnro. ortlinal trial wu eonclude11 in What'• happened ll that Arline· miie. -'fl~ - 111M The ltate bu appellecl the ton CouniJ' - m Wul!IDitoD'I federal retrial ordor aud tbe til<! front yard - and 1be eUlel of The law &JVeo Starlnnatbef• a not yet lo lilhL ~ • ba. nf _;- No. detail bas been ovetlOQked acboolt wben e1uHI OP.fn in leP: Suprem~ Court then 1n.4 no mort cub taken. 'The J],aaa in the wiDdOWJ wu made b7. *be aame protell UJed in tbe 1al era-an4 h11 the 1ame ectaon. :Even the eardent the bouaet 41'e planted ali4 1tended aa they were m the Uitli century 1 WllliaJnsburl io tho only major privately-owned tourlol attrae· tlon in the world wblch 11 operated, deUberllelf and ebeerfully, at a loss. Every cent taken ln froan tourists toot to help PY the eoat of maintunmg the town aq.d ila ~ of z.ooo. Sat the income never ~oven: ill oJ; the colla The Roekefellen flick up the tab for the deficit& Tlu(~anc:e tat on that .troll ilgettin~ higher all the tJme. Oail,, ~ntmd 280 Dogs May Enter Trials Here Next Week Dubook RICKMAN SERVICES Th~ famllf of Mrs Earl Rlck· man will meet fnendsJetween 7 and 8 Monda,- evening th~~w­ hngs-Coats Funer,ai Ho;n.e ~er· •1 services win l\1 held it t)\i Mt }lorlah Church, fuesd'7 ~t :f i ."'l, ICE CREJW SOCIAL 3. Rtriat> 1. Behind e. a.ma GJI hor••• 10.}41u-.a.rton, foundtl' ~ ~~ ...... 11. SUltan'a 18. 81!-4 U. Wl'ltilur ~~~'" U.!Kt!f IQI am 11.... thtrnm\ 'tt, Set In Betrh"" - 8. Shodo or "Unit .. :WOtl& f .•UDA e. A S:OO AmerlCan Bandstand Thjo !lew RUe $ewlM <:\ll.t . !"~) ~ave an lee cream .ocfilt 'Nes3ay evenln11 o~ LJ,coin Ull -ll.e~il Hop, 4.00 Alheiiean Bandstand ~~~~ ~)Uf made fee cream, cake ana P1e Will be .sold. 5<1» .$Uplfll>an bi:ggest thrill out of }ta88Ul& Prtsed Thurs.daY evening toliowina ~ra regular practite, when they were Cba}lDlan, I around his last $500,000 treated to borne made cake and Mrs Jennmgs Clay, punch provlded by the Rev and George, Mrs Charles Bi:ol\op, Mra Waldo J llar'•h .. 1B1Uie "' ' In anmo ~,. PEA~nAu~ ~lion, . '!! tJWr.JI~~W'f l¥1:1.j•rnoln '· - . lng the summ,er ..11\~.P iAf Blood UJO~: 2 A ,Jf.~!~.:trr:I.PP'tl•nd ~~W;~J;r.,~E~=I.;:;.,: :. ~ Circle of F.e derfted church t~e -. . _ d~t::. ~venge~::,Y tU::~~W~!~ is church choir were pleasantly aur- was held Sunda)' morniha: follo,w· ma the 'Worship service. Mt!$ ~­ ma Smith, president, wa1 in charge and a contribution of $30 Wa!l m•d"e to the chuteh oounoll to be appl\ed to tho Mei11s Cou~ty Re· liglous Education fund ~ O....ans Away ~& .f) CLEVELAND, 0. UPI-Claud Foater, 86-year-old inventor and CHOIR TJI.ATED Members ot the Feder.ated 1~ •g Itymn.Lovm Or! moan G.IVes ~ STAlltlft 990 O~t Tfte .D. ' iql BRINGS lOU ,, , nl iliEJT\. • ~ I MR.$, CO'm~.. · · MIWf ..·,, i ' A.T I I' Each Wedne1day, Foster'& small offtce- here Ul packed with ministers .and their families, most 1y from tmall Ohio communities, Wb,Q .liWVe come to plck up a check for a free organ. ,Foster will rpove awa;y 15 organ• each Week until the total reaehea 700 'l'ben he'll tour the atate to ''see and hear how thole or are being uaed " The or&an giveway started th!.t way: • ''l used to drive around in the countrf on Sunday, •topping off to attend serVIces at small cburolies." Foster explamed. "1 tember TbtJ bave exbawted appeab from t.heJe order1. Has "'eslttance"1.aws But under Viqtnia IRI, if any wblte aehool aeeeptl Nepoes, it would be eloJed under one of the a&ate'• •miJilve reliatanee" law•. On the oUaer 1lde ll the kind of allows 70 1 day• for tbe attorney• to tne bnefa co~tainine elUtion• porting the appeal argument~. IUP. I Wben tbe appeal reachu tbe Supreme Court:, the juriiMtictlon of prO&eCUUon ebanleJ. from the countr attorney to the attbrney NEWS BRIEFS gen~~ben bar 30 days to anawer \ISol.-;b:;,...'jp:jA~UTlL'::,,IIIJDi:l::::::n•.'l'l!lm::" federal eouit order that If'! to tbe tbe briefs filed by the defenae uchak, 31-yea:r-ol4 f - foolArmy be!DI aellt to Little II<N:k Jien the eaoe a doeketed . for ball liar at Dulce Univer0117, haG last faU. "1,. don't lmow wl>at WIU bappetl, aid Norfolk Superintendant I. J. Brewbaker...1 don't 15;now even whit out PD•ltion 11. The fedenl eoartl 11.1 you lOt to ad mit theae kidt In aehool Tbe atate says we can't SO where are 'We?_" Suppose one of the integration ordered dUes lhould agree to abide b)' the ord.pn? .Under Gov Lindsay Almon:d'a "mauive resistance" plan, he would auume control of the affeeted aebooJ dtslrict, reorgll?ize it and reopen Jt on a Rlfti&ated basia. He ia talking now in terms of takina: up tbe matter by indi· vidual ln!A!grated ........ hOW· ever, ra~ than entire schools or districts. OPEN PRIVATI SCHOOLS U tbe stll~ failed to get by with the reo(lpenmg plan, the school then would be closed. Pupils would be sent to some lfind of private achOol. If only a few pupils were involved, they would be absorbed into other schools and, for the time at leut, that woUld be tbe end of it. ... _ .......... ...... \be~ "ra ._,. ....,.n -.-lnt truclc f'NIItn •ml flit can lty lhll hunclredt In NCiftt ...._ tv • • Hv•nt.tt of the NW tnnd. Thi• hat eaueed _the ereatest alarm in tbe lona d•sta~tnu:k- ' fng industo-. The true 1 tried in \lllD to get the In.ter.s Com· m~ commiulon to ,suspend new rates PrOJnqlJat~ bji I number of /:UroadJ for haullna trailers heard $)me fine sermons, but it an someUmea flat car• supplied grated. on my nerves to hear ~o- by shtppers aud forwarders ple .singmg to the accompamrnent SUSPlNDS 'llARfF.F of an old piano tliat usually was The trUckers ehar&ed tbe rate• out or; tune. dia<lrhnjnated a&ai.nat Pi.Gu back "I decl1ded to give those church freleht Jn traiJera !JWDed by truck· ea a aood organ when 1 could. ID.Iil Unes and acam•t amall l!bipafford. Now 1 can, !So I'm doJn.g per• who eouldn't aHord their own trailer• 1~," he added.. Lc CrJminal cues have I hiJ fll'lt ~If tJtle iu. two Y!tarl to- priorlt1; on lho do<.tet but there day He woo the ~.000 SL Paul 11 no way of detenniftlllg the de- Open SUnday WJt&. 1 ~I'd· lay at thil point smashing 25-uhderiW' 283 over Each aide is allowed 30 min- the 72-bole route uta to pre~ent tt& case before the -, I Supreme Court A decta1on U8Ual-• NEWPORT, I . L (UPl) - )(a] Ir follows wllhln 30 daya Anderson, wbo: 100D. ' will deteDd If the court afftrm• tile sen- bts U S .aatiOnal cbamptouldp, tenee, the deferwe u allowed 20 r def,nds his Newport tellllll tourdaya to ask for a re heartna: A nament tttle t.odq agaiDit Wlm· rullng on re • hearmgs u1 ually bledon wiQDer Aa.hleJ Coqper }!': td.e.s about two weeks l an all·AultraUan men'a Dna:L81 During the Supreme court pro- ~nat. ceedmgs a 5tay of exeeutJon 11 granted and alter det~nmnatlon BALTIMORE {tJI'I)-- The Baltl· of the cue a new dale IS set •( ' .r..Jrr Ortolea Sundaf 5lpted Peter DeteS&Iib')' 1»y Supreme Court W;ad 19. Canadi'.an · Wrn lh«lmandate. I •" P, ior tbelr v~ affllia!A> -- J 'I the Pac1fic Cout LeaJUe. At that pomt, however, part'illli of tlie Negro ht1gants ate exl""'' NEWPORT, R. I (UPJ}- Ilia. ed to ask the .courtf; agam to 01 · Molla Malloey of New York ahd der the affected school re-openeo:t p Lindley Murray of Butfal~ N on an integrated balls. -That's y were indacted Into the Teawbere the state of Vtrgillia and n ~ Hall of Fame SUoda7. BOth the government would be at a 'ormer national teDDil charD..LiUle Rock" crossroads.. ar: .. One of the big question marks P ns. WASBINGTON (UPI) _ Tile 10 ttH! whole Vtrgmla &tuation ts whether pnvatp sChools would Potomac Boat Club .eofed 111.1 work Even tbe hagbelt state au- pol- to Win the amateur rOWinc thoritie.s are doubUul If a ljODild " .. erahJe number of public school• meet of the Prt:lident'l CUp Bewen closed, there 11 mply wouldn't gatta. be enough facititiea and te.cber.s , IJAVANA, <WJ-'IIodOI!o ~ to meet the emergency. out of tbe confused puzde, tlds ~I Havana loKed lho lint DO;~ ll about tbe best way anyone Can ter of tbe, ltlteJ')IIIi<loaJ ~· seaooo Sunday P ~ SU~at put It together at the moment: The ehanee1 are that only a few defeated R.oebeltA!r', '1.0, in 1 NBCbooJs actually will be cloaed iD ven.J,nnlng -test. rookie September The students from soulb]llw walked ODe !Jailor and them probably could be absor~ two otben were safe oa. II'I'Ofl,. into other school• Before further NY. cri&tl Almond could call a: ape· clal ~ss1on of the General AHem- I I - bly to re-wnte biB &trldi lawl!i at least to tbe extent of preventing the mss closing of schools . c A v1ltt to one of tbe first · · 'i't~:~i~~ tltltenta of a lr<!e orjan PIDJ but :1 mdd uproar fZ0111 lho :re:::;~~~~ frellht ed in\'8Dtor wbe.n he ments ~t tbe instrUment was not be- the 1 ina uaed. "WI have no one who c:an play It," tbe mlnls!A!r said. DOW Jt f(IS no excuse for J'o•~· "Afi10De who ean Play the pt. ano ean play tbls ol-gan," he uid __ i\nd before b~ loft, the mln~efl had begUn m"terinll tbe keyboard _.,_,. -'wife Rate f{evolulion S~n>Al SeawQ.y ,, NtW's Opening.. •' ! •.!' LlitOY POPI yoll!: UPI - OJ!enlna of payment or non-payment or mon· Of 10\, a lobor "lW\,I.r,UOG U ~ eonditlan ol omploymeilt or ton· t.inued emplo)'ment. ln thb atate AJI a1reement1 ln cophtct with tblo oedlon a,.., to 1the OKtWJt 91 The law 11""114eo "!bat .... tton mull tate plaoo •1 1aut 110 HaK daYI afler a JudpmODt io Jlt'o. ay ILLII RALL Unllod ' " " 1.._11_1 have reeonllll'Ueted on their orlclnal foUDda- Norfolk and CharJotlalviU• have eourt . appo1oted attomeyo 30 lr...;.:-=;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;.':"""t tiofta been ordered to detesretate days to prepare an appe.t The DAILY to whleh the t.a•..,.. ,.' . ·. In Decidin.g Fate Of Ma&s Slayer ly LON K run aso, • mlnlal« ....r~ec~ 1 111 wlll<h they Uved, tile ol$ DIOD on 11M mOll expenalve ~ whleh they drank, tbe eapi!DI h (}\ouc:eeter 1treet, the main thor· ouchfare, and for several bloeb ¥ muoct, brinl WuhllliiOO flinon beet to Ufe But tbe 111111 Th~ restored area ttretCU. for An estlmated 200 dogJ from arpllcataon made by the scrv1-ce most mld~•t~¥":! states aze e,¥PeetOn another a&signmcnt at the t1me we learned too late of man himself, must be in '\"J'lhna ed ti) entq~ the }:htr<l An'leaf,leld may be ma1led tQ the Board the Th1rd Ward Ftremen stagmg an old ttmers baseball anrl Trial confMcte~ here ~1 Vie .elg6 or Elections any ttme after Jany· County BMRie Club A.ugu1t 23-JT game In back of lhe Pomera, High School Sunday afternoon ary 1 of this year It must be re neur Harnsonvtlle followed by a f,1m1ly pkmc ceJvet.l by the Board or Electwns The evo~t. which attract§.<~ \7ij At the crowntng of t11e Regatta Queen on Saturday night however not later than 12 00 doga and thetr bwftett t~ 'fiuig• durmg mtermosswn of lhe Pre·Regatta Dance the three out noon ur November 1 County last ye&r u1 llcenaed by of town Jullges for the affair held a close debate before being Ohto does not require a per the American Kennel Cluj;) anti able to decide on pert Betty Lou Harns of Middleport as the son m ~rv1ce to be rllgll"tered will be held under rules and. reg'..l allows any member of the wtnner Judges were I J T Green, Captain of Coast Guard and armed services to vot~ 1r he (or lat10ns of that natmnal 'Organlza Division 13 , Mt·s Harris secretary of the Mld·East Outboard ~he 1 ts 21 ~ears of age, a citizen t10n The locltl group ttas nawed a Association and H J Zukauskas a commerlcial potographer o.l the Umted States, and a, resl from Pillsburg~ Pa The latter's photos of lhe Queen and the dent {If Ohio If he resided in fleld trial committee consilllng or Sheet1, cha.irman,, wttlt other contestants will appear In the Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio at the time he com,menced Garral Robert Jonea, Lou Sauer, :Richard .servtce, he has a voting res! and the Plttisbu 'gh newspa pers Rupe, Henry Well&, WtlbUf Hann At tbe Regatta Dance Saturday night, we hoard another of dcnce in the precinct In wluch mg, Robert Bowen, Keith ~mer resided prov lded the ttme the baseball yarns recited by Eddte Guinther from up Syra he durmg "'bich 4\e realded. ~n OhiO man and Joe Johnaon a~slng cuse way It concerned brother Guy Guint~er during the preredlng his entrance Ultu ser• 0\lier dt,t~>Uo 'If. tbe -Entl"iet tor e-ach eta .. will heyday of hiS pm,.ess Ql).Jhe diamond, whOse team was play- vice plue the t1mu sp8nt in serclo!le at 8 a m on the day O( the Ing against a colored ~eii,IU. GuY had gotten on first base and vlc~ equals or excee'ds otle yl'lar ola~~ It sc,ltefu(!)d \1' run bad taken a good lead when the opposing pitcher snapped a The serviceman's application ..::.tlrawing will ~ak• plaee for fast one to the first basemen Guy made It ba~k to the bag may be marte on a form fl.lrnish eao.:h stake 1mmedlat,ly follQwing and was still recllntng on the ground when th~ colored player cd bf. t1w1 Federal government the dosinJ of entries fOr that 11take obtainable at all base9, or on said to Guy, "White bov take your foot off the bag so 1 can and a form turnl.shed by the Board of 11t the clubhouae located on the put It back Into place " . Guy hfted his foot from tbe bag Electums merely by writmg a runnina ground1 13 m1l.e1 nortb with the result that the first basemen Immediately Pill the lottcr to hll County Board of ()f Pomeroy , JU~t off state I'QUte ' and the umpire Electlona. The application does 148. tag on blm saying "White boy you is out." The trialo are under thO iOfll'!'~l made lt stick . The Incident was recalled to Guy recently not need to be m any pprticuhr supervision of Beagle ciub pre&(· form It need only tontaln word& and be admitted to the atfalr dent Eugene Evans. Entry feet for Members of the Ladles Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post whtCh liberally (:On&trued indi- 1take race:• are t:J eaeh TroPhle& the requtMt far ballots, the 39 who would llke to contribute cakes or attend the birthday cate elllctlon for which he- desires bal· wUI De preaented to first place party for the Veterans of Chllflcothe Hospital are asked to lola, and that he is serving In the hound& In each clasa and staod!N'd contact Mrs W. R Davis or Mrs Fnnk Cheese brew at once urmed torcea and is a re1ident of Kennel Club roaetttll to all p[aced the Stat"", and other information ht.unds includme Reserve which will enable the Bo11rd of FJcction.. to determine the p.reclnrt in which his residence ia \o clll:ed. He muat, ot eoune, also A<JRC),NI state hiJ armell 1ervloe :addre•s 112 mare than a mtle clawu Duke of come Arguments Pro, Con, Put Forth .In 'Right·To·Work'Vote Issue WIU11U188URG, 0 windy ltai'oh aftmto., ~D BY TliD W. IIJIOWI!I Secr.tary of · $ffjf Ohw eluctH'm statutes a:Ilow the near relative of a member ot the armed scrv1ces to request Serv1ce Resume Probe lut~Lice }loves Slowly, Carefully lho ty him Your Elettiop _Laws that an Armed . U.S. Receives Priceless Dividend Both Sides Find As Re&!llt Of Mi1Honaire's Stroll Cause To Worry LOUIJ CAHILt dnftod BIU of Rllbll. 0ver lntegrat'100 Uto1fH _mot...,.l HO\ even II<N:keleller money Va.UPI- Oil l!l"'ld and lei· SAVAGI A Its been a wonderful week for Meigs County tn ~ hich even the weather cooperated to gtve sunny sktes thr.Qughout tbe week Gleanings • ) ) 1!;o,ollli't lD.I)' usJt. in ~a~;;.~Ser;·~-~reform Amettca, point out has~: thOU'\'~ ....of aided b7 to junk mueb Q'Jlem o.f eliA rates ~ favor of applying BIIU&I)JI ' I'UY .' 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