http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dbfe7c932ef42c0387563c5e3ca7d13b.pdf 7eae194e3312663c2f9c503a6f7ceac7 PDF Text Text • • -- -· --- -- ·-----:- ' - ' ~·· .... \ • -l'l ' . -"'oo' . ,. ... '. " • .. ) Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Aug. 20, 1956 ELBER ELDS DOLLAR DAYS . THURSDA FRIDAY - SATURDAY Gleanings . From Tbe River Beat By Ken lireen-e · llei.g.s Countians must really like that home made ueam jud,8ing by the number of ice cream soc1als belpg re.forted these days . . . latest I> to be staged by the Hemlock .GI'NI&e on Saturday evening beglnntng at 6 p.m. With aU the hullM>aloo being raised about traffic meters ;and traffic enforcement in Pomeroy these days we noted this 1911owlng item from Hagerstown, Md. . . . City police are usliJg the gentle approach on motorists parked overtime at me· len . , . Chief Blair Overton has ordered his men to scout !lfOUDd lor the driver and warn him rather ~han to write out l llcket at once. He points out the purpose of the pollee de· •pariment 1$ to serve the pubUc, not make money . . . That might be a good policy to adopt locally to reduce ill leebngs. A country style squar~ and ~und dance will be held by the .Bediord 4·H Club Saturday evening from 9 to 1 in the Wood· Jl.i-'D.'s H·1 Jl at Burlingham. Everyone's invited to attend. A specllll meeting of the Harroonville PTA ha• been call· .e¢ lor Thurodoy rught at 6 p.m. in Harroonville School lor ·the purpose of discussmg plans for the school fair. --- Milhoan Family Reunion . Held On Sunday August 10 · Thl' llilhoan Rldse homecom· . tna: was well attended Sunday :A.U&!Uit lOth Many states were ftpresented , f11r liWily as Color· ado and MiSSIJuri. It wa~ an al. ~1 aUair in charge of our pren dtnt, Wilford Milhoan. U1ually several flltl to register but o.n the register sheeh are llhL tollowina names and addreuea: " Lona .E.. Wrtaht. Roger Core lon, IMUrray!ivllle; Lorene , ~~Vc· 'jyn Wade, Sherman, Or,·na, ( 1'1 :1 ble and Jimmie IAinl.l n, Mt rr a ~ N"ille; Denzil Young, Mr. and t.lrs. J/1. M. Staats, Murraysvillc ; Mr. lnd Mrs. DaJ.e Milbnan and She! -11, Steubenvdlc; Wanda Wheaton, Mr. and Mrs. G. 0 . Milhoan, ,P arkersburg; Mr. and Mn. W. D. ,rJJhoan, Beatrice and Linda, Belpre; Mn. Mona Morehou'11e, Parken:buri; Junior and Lulah Jell Milhoan, Dean, Larr)', Garr)l tnd Darlean 'Milhoan, Belleville; Dortha Pelballl, Denver, Colo.; Bay Swain, J . G. Anthony, Oa"ry ~tholl)', Parkersburi: Mr. and Mra. Adria DeLona and daughter, ilurraysville. ... MAR ILYN1 S IEAUTY SHOP , ;:LD WAVI!S $1. - uo.oe Open ... - Sat. "'' A.ll. 18ljy1' 00 P.M. Evenlnga Appt. rHoNB uae.v 11. Middleport ......,~Bind r• tHEATRES . ....~IIBOY ll1ot """ , ..lthl THUIIID.U ... PRIDAY "RRGGI ICIIOOL 1 CONI'ID~" f 'lll-·!l'llplillp - lan SlorUnt ~ . CARTOONI WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES 87 PAIRS SPORT SHIRTS lEISURE JEANS Stzea to, IIIley Grey, 12 and ]4. blue or tan. SmalL medium, larJe and extra larJe alzel. Wb.ite and patt.erna. DOLLAR DAYS Boxer ,waist. Sanforized ahnmk. $1.00 ,..,.,, $1.95 Knit $1.00 a pair CUTRITE 1 - llhlrto .. IALI 11.00 , l>avts, Mr i and Mrs. Clair Polk, Mn. Clint Seahl, Murraysville; Mr. aud .Mn. R. Sinnett, Akron; Reier DeLong Lee DeLong , Ravenswood; Bett)' L. T. Petty, Akron; Jell! and Ann L. Howell, Sherman; Mae Sta&ta, Mary Swain, Rodger and Bar· bars Swatn, Jennie B. Smith Brace Burdine, Charles Burdine, Denver, Co lo.; Josh~ Anthony, Sandyville, Mr. and Mrs. ~eo. Milhonn, Nflw Boston, .Missouri; ltJt. <.~Hd Mrs Arlie Howell, Ku·ks \' llio.!, Mo ; Mr. and Mfl. CJrl IJIJwell, Judy and Jimmy, North Sa!eru, Mo . ~VIr. and Mr11. R. L. Ket~ler, Mr and A-irs. Marshall lioweu,· Mn. Cu r11 Millli, Mr and Mrs. Duane MtUa, MarKaret Ann and Amy, South Charleston; Mr. and Mta. Dean Ke1te:r and Sh11fon, Belpre; Mr. and Mra. P. .H. Milla, Park· eubur11; Mr. and' 'Mrt. J. H. Howell, Mn. Jack SbuU, Dr: A. W. MU..boan, Nitro; Mr. and Mn. ,fticbard Milhoan, Mrs. Ruth E. Milhoan, Powell, Mrs. Loll Mil· boan Mlu Ila Milhoan, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Mrs. Margare& Mr. and Mra.• A. Charlene Shaver, 0.; Mr. and Mts. Ravtnawood; Mra. Cryatal Hoael· · ton, Marlha ond Evelyn Hotol· !on, )lu,.,Q"ovlllo; llr. and lllra. WOMEN'S FAll COATS An e><ceptional·value in Women's New Fall Coals All wool tweeds - Meltons - Fleece and Martinique. A Wide selection of styles and' colors - Zip out and milium linings. Buy now and use our convenient lay· away system. Junior Sizes - Misses 8llel- PeUte Sizes Mn. mlDute 4 tolls $1.00 15c ' ~· Sleeveleis knit undeiahlrt by a lamoua mllllu(lcturer. Sizes 36 to 44!. ·' · · 2 for $1.49 ... . . PRES$. TROUSERS · , 11, J.~ ' RegUlar val~ Up tO $9.W.', While They .,Lui Group I :... $4.00 · Group 11~5.00 ·. $~.00 . I PLASTIC DRAPES New Fall· Patterns in plain anrt tioral design, · · Big choice of colors. E'r~f.s on l<C"P for the tradition al youth day include baton twirl ina contests, Jrtyle show , Clrloon theater', free f1shing for the 14 and under &el; se\e('tiun or a junlc;r lair queen , youth frohc< :fl~tlia'd: ··~~· thunder· EAGLE MIRADO I~IDii 4uring Wedn'efday night spread damoce ll<fOM ~~~r Michl' . Jln and touched o'tf flOia' OoodiDi 'In part ol Okb(boma. lEAD PENCILS No. 2 soft lea,d -:- ' • • ;. (COJ\tlnued on P~ Three~ I I . Decline8 First Tim~:ln2-l'e~ . · PEN and PENCil SCHOOL SET • t - /... ' ' • Famous ScrlptO quality set containing a $1 .69 Chrome Cap· Ball Pen, 49e Refill, a 29c Loll£ Lead- Automallc Pencil and Ilk; package ell pencillead!i'.::.: a $2:62 value dance contests. will be opened .11t S •· m. and prnd !tand atwws will be given at 1:30 p. m. and 8:31 · p. m. • Theme of 1his year's fa ir it bonorlng Ohio'• l!ight .form e!" U S. tire.sWent•. Q.penipg day is de· d.icated 'to WilLiam Hclll7' Harri son. . Ceremonies will be at the root o1 ~ pylon erected .nur the talk· tng cardmal at ibe tenter of tbc Cosi Of LiVciQc SCRIPTO Jqt~are ~ibita. lnto· Ka~ 'bld1boma' 1nd Tena arul ·~r.UiPol ln\11 ·~ w • .tetfcJti. ' •• ! ' . ''" and .ra'Qaed from . tbe toutbem ~ll> oYer the Rot.kiei · The 1torina DOLLMI Dill'S 3 for 1Sc COLUM BUS UPI-Manager D Robert lonet~ today predicted the 1958 edition of the Ohio St;~tr Fair wtll be the greatest m il:. bistory providing the weather 1b niee durina: t.he eight-day run be · ginni.ng Prida:r. ()bj" ' ' 3 pen~ils in cellophane package Made by Eagle Pencil Co. ' Tbe foreca\t call.s for fair and pJeaunt weather through Sunday with the uceptioil of eome early 1howcrs Fr'id•y: Yo1.1tb will hold away on open · ina: day with younpteu throueh IS adrniue4 free. . Gcw. c;. WUbam O'NeiU will open the fair offieillly at 6 a. m at gale opening ceremonies on Youth Day. He will be assisted by MIH of 1958, Peggy Put nam, 19, Hardin Coonly farm air!. JUST1lftECEIVED New Shipment J ' ~~c u.u U.ta Mea'•· Blue Pin Check Made by Big Y•nk and Blue Bell - Sizes small, med· tum, large and extra large. Solid color•: grey, tan, and fFeen. !fl'OUUd.!l, ---- Some said it appe:u-ed !tom northwest at. 8:.20· p. m., tr• 80uthelst pauiftJ over the Norlb Star. and dtsappcjllred about eight minute• latao. put• en however were just as Mtain they firA aaw tbe slotrly blink· mg renection or speed:ne liabt at about 8: 21 .ant'\ kept it in 1igbt 'for four or five minutrs. Allen Bradford, son ol Kn. WiiJiam Bradford, Middleport, IJrovided IW moth er with a ' local· "-:atc:h.ing •: ~hedule duriaa: ber recent visit with , htm at FOrt ~vo~r. Va., wbere he i1 em-. pl!)yed aa a phyt lei&t Cor the oO:~erv.alory there. He ¥cf"' iJfdicat. ed tbe object seen 'ber,e wotJJd be Sputnik lU not ill rocket .-net. ft Waa believed both . a:hould haVe · been vJJible bere Jut night. otll$ a few Jca"'Cftd lWI!t'bera be}ie¥!' they .saw both. . ' A~:cotding to the United Pftu lntern.abcmal, the last alage ~ of the tllCket that 'pul!lhed ~puttail III into -iW final orbit should be! seen here tonlgbt twice, once 1t 9:02 p. rn . • ,d ag-ain at Jo:H· p m., tr.aveling in the same dit· ect1on, 1outheasl ·• IAcain on Friday n1ght 1the r6c· Ji:et 1houJd be teen at 8:4§ p. m. and at 10:21 p. m. on Satutda)' . 11ight at 8:%8 p. m. ao!f bl ~2·~•. 1 ... The olljeet algbted lnt ~ learly llieht "blinked" ~. it t.llrDcd 1 firU it brlJ\t .side to ~.. tvn't rays •. then ita cbri •i~e.~ ~· ing to Bradford at Forf\ .Belvoir, the rocket wil1 not ~ I~ being 111 Ol one ~- Tliur It refl;ectl light regardJeu of bow it . rna'i be turning. '\ ••• .;aaabte . : DOl.LMl Ml'S near!J lQ limt:a of $U9aM J" ,leel'l .EO<\; ,. ~· Sizes 6 to 12. Made PI durable, . long weulng · · plasijc, SanforiHd, tuU eut blue pin trouser~ ·ZipJN!1' fly. 3Q to 44, . ·$1-:29 $2.00 M1n'1 $2.95 SIR''i'A MU.TRESS LONG SLDVE SPORT SHIRTS ' TAPE$TIY SQUARES . Cotton prints - rayoM - and 10lld color pbardines. Slz01 small, medium, large and extra large. About 67 ahlrts to clean·up. 81& ~lecttob ~f squares In beaulltul uph'ols~y lal - All . colora - Suitable tor uphola~ aeala, vanity benehes, foot ~Ia and numei'Gua .u•••· 2~x25 and llraer. ·a IHJUAR Dill'S . $1.50 ,. ' ....:. 10ft and ablotb,ent ' .~ sanl· ,27 lilcb ·squu• d!J~ tary tellopbane paebae Of 0111 dOHD· d . . . · , I '" Dr.w.... GERM FlGIITER. ·s..cw • nplu ... loolll · llr\ioltq ond a tui>t tf _ioolh puto. ' ~~~'!· '· Full or Twin Size - ·liiO .eoll unit •.Four fresh Air Yen· Ulalors: Roll ed.Ce border. A coll!forlable, serviceable lnJI4lroprlng mattreso. Also matching box spring. . 1 former r' · ud •' $24•• CoUe ~ "' · , · 2 for ,$1.00 · ..,. ·· · $1i69 •·dozen· BOys' Plastic RaliCoats, . TROUSER$ $1.29 2fo; $1~50 . Men'a hmmer a heigh( here of aOOut 87() mUe:t. Many otbera watd.ed (fom t,JMir yards. dniy .a ' !tw wbo IC!iMed the tides mh~led seeina 1t. · ~~ SHORT SLIM WORK SHIRTS COLLAR DAYS,. " • lar. 8 Recular fUI BALL GLOVES ........ , ... , -.z.oo 9 Regular 47.91 lo UUI GWVI!S , , , . , .. , . , $t.H 8 Jlfcul!ir ll..39 BALL BATS .•......... ·..:.>•. ft.OO 20 fti!IUiar ·~~5, Q.U alld 'UO llALL BA'I'S '( .1.75 9 Regular . $!.15 BALL B*TS ........... . ., .. fi.Oe M1n'1 R1gular $1.95 ' R~NCOATS Ohio Staie Fair To Open Galt'S IS SCENE OF. FAN.S' RJI'IIJ;'REST·. Friday Morning SALE!. Sizes 3 to 12. Black \Or yellow· - Corduroy col· Special Prim.6w ~'!~ , Known Brancls . ' ' . BASEBALL <;LOVES and BASEBALL BATS MEN'S ATHLETIC UNDERSHIRTS . DOL~AR Dtll'S Ertra large size 24144 inches and an extra ~eavylllw·; y~llow and pink -:- · These are Irregulars of a $1.29 Bath Towel. : $3.85 . • Boya' Rubber StiLE ' DOLLilll Dill'S . M~n's f!.85 KjiiiT SPORT SHIRTS , , , . SALE f2.00 - -- 69c $5.95 Sale $5.00·' Ru.osla's Sputnik Ill was plail)ly vl.oible to lhoUBindJ· of watchers Wednesday ~ight in tbe Meig&-Mason-Gallla '1":1 altbough a strange diocrepancy in thJ! time of ila arrival jn JocaJ akie1 wu reported. ' ' a High points of vant.1ge were crowded with I>OOillt ~UJ for !heir first look at a. man·made objecl.orblling tile eartti at IJINqtm COPY- $1.00 a pair $2.00 Warm napped eotton Sile 30.:40. SoUd colora. . Mrl. Includes pencils, cray. ons, eraser. protractor and ruler. Ivy League styles and regular styles, too. Small, med. ium, large and extra large. About 65 Shlrto In this Sale Group. , Recelvftt llllllcets .,... Big 125 ft. rolls. Extra strong. DOUiiR Dill'S SiiLEt Nlen's $2.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Fint Baptist Dorcas Circle Meeting Held' ,t. PENCIL:tpXES Thio bedspread is a reproduction of ari Early Amerl· can h•ndwoven spread - Preshrunk, Untless, machine washable and needs no ironing, Twin and tuU sizo! Color antique whlte; white, pink, lurquoi>e, yellow, green. INFANTS' Burdens." " wo WAXED PAPER JILTMORE HEIRLOOM IEDSPRIAD roy. horn Mlulonary S.Olety or th~ fl"t Chur<b, Tuetdar homo on .._ !Inti ' ''· Roc. He Sale $28.00 Wllllam Kin* and ilrl1, Mlddl4lport and Clyrle Milbotn, Potn• II"- Leona Boater entertolnod the Dorcuo Clrtle ol the a. H. sa... • Fri«bty,_S~tm:dly: l,.ceNau ~ 1'1* ............... ~---=~- •I - Solid colors in green, gold, ne Men'• $1.95 Short ........ BoJ'I' U.9$ f at _ . y .. ne -"'-----::P:-om_uo_y-=-M~Iddlepolt, OhiO, Tblinclly, Al1gult 21, 19118 DOUtlR Dill'S t; Sale $2.00. Det18tetl I'~ CANNON onun lATH TOWns Reg. U.58 lndlvldiUI Cuoereleo , ... , . SALE 75e !8 Reg. $1.00 Bon Bon Dlshea . , .. , . . . . . SALI! 50e Reg. $1.9$ ud .SUO Vsseo ..... , , . , SALE $1.~ lz Reg. fl.85 Bronze Honeo , , . , .... , . SALE ' SUI 10 Reg. $!..50 .Ash Tray S,lo ... : . . , , .. SALE fl.~ ·I 1!•1· $l.95 Candy Dlsbeo .... , ... 0 .. , SALE fl,OO t Bee. 511e Wall Plaqueo ......... , ..... SALE 85e 4 Reg. f4.38 China Drlpolalen , . , , . . . . SALE f3.00 18 Ke1. 35e Harrkane Lalnpt . , .. , , , , , , SALE 2$e 1 Rec. u.t9 Glau Clke Plate. . ... ... ... SALE 4 lie&. OOe B!llteriiY Dl&hos .. . . . . .. .. . .. SALE !Se 8 Ret. f].59 Qlaso Traya ............... SALE 71j: 4 Rec. U.85 Glaso Candy Dllbea .. , , . . SALE $1.,U ~ l!.eg. $U5 G.... Cudy Dllbea ......... SALE 75t . .•. $Ut Glass ReUib Traya . , ...... SALE SUO S Rec. l%.88 Cbop-0-Mlrtlea . . .. . . . . . . . . . SALE 1!.80 . . " •• e_ Slight lrregulan · 1~ A group of women's wash dresses - a wide cboice of styles in dark apd 11gb~ print. - Zipper and button front styles - Short Sleeves. Misses Sizes 12 to 20. . Half Sizes 14~ to 24~ . and Mrs. Arlington · l#rettll and Leah DeLoni. Mr . Jnd Mn. Uoyd Burdette,, Leeeri~ JurdeUe, Mr. and Mn. Rollic daughter, Eth~1. lJeLona and llally Ann and Jean DeLona, Att. L. L. An.DetobjC and Bonnte, Mur~a)'IYillfl; Pa.; Et'h"l -'hl'l')' Lynn P!att, DavJ<I Platt, 0.; Mn. Robert W. W. Klmea, Clifford · Milhoan , Mr. and Sberman, L. V. Mil'haan and famUy, r.:atberlne and Lowell Mit· Mn. Otho Hamilton, Zaneavllle; boan, Nli'l'o; ·Mr. and Mrs. Wm . .Mr. and Mrs. Ote,v Rodaen, Now .. I. ' M:iller and tamU:y, Plrters· Matamora•, 0 .; Roy Sw1ln, Belle· , bur1: Mr. and Mn. Paul L. · Mil· vUie. ft01n and 100111, St. Mlr)'t; Mr G~ry Gather, Cho1ter DeLon1, .lind Mra. Holly Saleer and dauah· Ravenawood; Mr1. H'. L. Harkinl, t~. P. 0. Milhoan, Mr. and Mn Marie Ubi, Parbntiura: . Erma Homer Platt and sana, Coolville; Jaekaon, Ray Brierly, Culumbiana :Frank Platt, Williap11town; Mr O.;. LoslW M. Weat Akron; Oaa .Mrs. RoN MUhoan and Pam. Bailey, Akron; Nelton and Ada un-ayaYIIIe; Mr. and Mrt. Wm. 8nnar, Murray&vUic; Mra . Wels; Bonar, Parkersburg; Mr. and ltllller, Columbu•i Mr. and Mn. , Olin •Milhoan and Carolyn., C. F. Gibbs, Parkersburg; Carol veDilwood; Mrs. .M1y Sayre, and Brenda Quinn, Parkeraburg; aetYille; Mn. John. Milhoan. Don Bonar, Murrayav.llle; H, E. • and Mn. Charle• Aver)'. Mr. ~ ~~:~~· Parkertbura; c. E. and ·- ~d Mra. H. ·F. Watt1, &barry and /I Burdette, ,.Mr. and Atrll. ~kr. Elkhart, Indiana . Emer10n Jonca, Sb.ron and Bar· "' Mn. Julia Court, Mr · and Mra. bl,ra Jomt~, Middleport; Mr. and , llltlu Love, B. 0 . Swain, Mt Mra. A. E. Jackaon, Mra. Virginia \ ~d lira. W. A. Mill•. Marie . Safrefld, Mra. Louereua Smith, ldJth and Edna Kay Hoaelton, Ravenrwood; Mr1. C. .R. Gilbert, @!9hard M'. Bailey, Mn. Ona Pl1tl Weat ~eUer.ton; Mr. and Mra. ,.rtenbure: Lewi• L. Burdette, r.,awrence Mllboan, Mra. Mlnnhi t:lfly Ho.elton, Ro)' Lee DeLon1, Erlewine, Mla;a Farie Erlewlne, lnemwood; Lee Wri,Jbt, Gor· Mi11 Janet MUhoan, Mra. Luc:y .ion MUboan, ,afra, Clarmont Car GreJI, Middleport. .,_,, MurTiyavllle; Mr. •nd· Mn. foblrt Pickett and dauahter, Mr Mlebael Balle;y, Mr. and Mn. 1M Mn. Albert Milhoan, Mrs. tihioll !oellon, Rl<'hant Bailey, William A. Deakin, Gayla and Mrit. Clarance Balle)', SJ)I'InJfleld~ J:uu:n, Mt. Vemon, Iowa; Mn. Mfl. John McKinley, MurfiYI· J'Ya &tepbena, Parkerabura; Mr. viUe; L. 8. DeLona. Murrm· and: Mrs. Eldon DeLont and Dt· YUle; Mr. and Mra. Ru11ell Foa:· . . lott• and Diana H. Robin1on, At· 11111, Ravenawoqd; SaUie. and C. vpt.·r, O.; J. w. Williamson, C1rl W. Robihaon, Mra. Hll'lt)' C. Mtl· ;\lllhoaa, Gerald Mllhoan, hoan, Mr. and Mra. Paul B. Har~;;:;;:;;~;;:;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;"t ria, Fr, Judy ap.d Unda Hnrla, I HOUSEWARES I ' ·'' .' I I ·SJ.L£! r n Russian Sputnik Will Be Seen ; • nttne Again Tonite, to, . ,. • Sat-. . ' Bre~kfO~t. S.~ Discbarged: None. Southeast Ohio Regional·: ·'"E." lkgins . ., E~~reation Meeting ._. Final V!Jyage. the •outhea•l region of Ohio rang earl) for 42 educators and laymen who atte~d or .State llifuse Confer· AllieriS, Ohio. · w~ local 1.,- ~hairm<<r th~ south~ast region '; .. ·F~r D~tJi~ .; ; ' NEW YOU ' UPtu'TII · USS :i:ntel'flrlle, one the ,.,•••..,..., rious dstocy, ( �' • / ' \~;:::::::::;:;::::=::;:;:::=::::::::;::;:::::;:=;::c;=:r.i' l 2-llaily Senllitej, Pomeroy·l\llddleport, ?·• ,AUJ._ :U. Birth• Au 1. lD: Mr. tnd Mr• Robert L. Roberts, R"tine, WJ\: II Mr. A!!d Mrs. Paul E. Hl.tber, )h- -, ,.. Dally SellliDII, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aui. U. ltaa-3 son, daughter; Aua. 20: »4r. ~nd Mrs. John Fl8btr, Jr., Racl.H1 • aenlor event wUl be 'tbiJ Sunday. . Sc.onni11g Fro'l' The. River lf~at l-NEWS OF OHIO IC' CREA¥ SOCIAL The l1Yce¥ftu are I II!JlO~inJ an ice cream sodtl SatufdaY', ~uf­ ust 23, at the City Hall beginning at 3 p. m. Home made lee cream pie, cuP cakes and brownies wi!l be / . ,, ~ Yl\tn he pleadld lllliiY fr01a -~is H~pital bed to flrJt dearee ·~ur· d'l': in U.• fatal shOOtlftl of 1111 Jii)hiend, Betty Weat,• 41. Dlltrid CqQnty Jud,-e l~bn Britton beld court \lllbe Gtnenl Hospital hero -w~ Anscbub ill' recovnlnt from the IUielde attempt be made after lbe ~iJII. GRAND ·RAPil)8, O. UPl-Two .,.ere: persona kilMd and tbrM oth.· en were ;.n.,tund erltleaQ.Y Wed· neaday nlgbt il;l a two-car to~ialon ~ U. S. :14. lour miles well of btte. The dead were WilUam Hlr- Holland, and ¥Men Cameron, 1~ · RicfjeviUe cornera. t a pu-. ....... in .Ilia ear. ·BGOP[talizod at Napoleon. 'were ~bert . McGuire, 4~; Tpledo; Wdonna · W.rnblewsl:~ 42; Nipoleoo; and 1udy Camei'OI'l, •8, Riqeville Corners. '---- lfiD; 24, . TOLEDO, O. UPI. - PLUM!' TENDER OV8N BEADY !IQAn!~G s ' lb. Police to- day. heUI Na.tbanlel Bulb, 29, for que~oning in the death Wedne&day 01. his Wife, Dollie, 30, apparutly from a severe beatitna. Mn. Bulb. mother of eight cllif.. d,.n, ·diOd In llaumoo Valley llospltll 10 t.oun 'after• abe waa ad: .(. ml.tted. f 39c '- YOuNGSTOWN, (). UPI -Five min fobbed the Blue Ridge Tavern ln Lake •liWQn 'of $1Mt &arly todl)' · Tbey surrendered at a roadblock a thort ttme later. MahoninJ Coun· ~:dep~~oUel, tfle state Htsbway Patrol, ~· 11011(!11 ,from Younptowa., C~tt Boan:tm4n ·tand. W111'111n lob\lid tbO .Oar:"'' ~oi tbo m•~ READY TO SEliVE ... JUST HEAT AN!) SEBVJ: ' 10 ....... lrta4111 Shrimp · · · · $1.79 ' C1p'n Jehn'• PrW Filii Stldts 10-oz. ~kg. 29c aonl!l LC!b~ttrs · · ·· lb. 89c Ground ·Be.ef " lb. SUPJ!R.RIGJlT TENDER SLICED Beef Liver lb. 55c The bp,Uott include two , con•ti· tutlonal amendment& - one to al· low cltla, to form a federation with Otller reliUv• and frlen4a were Mtt. Leota Jacboa ot ~clvi~; Jln. lllldrod Dolly, lin. 8yl... EIU.. !dnrd and Btmar4e Bt.ew· art. . JUt. lobn Bwu, Mr. and Jln. ()wen Curtlll. lit. aDd ll.n. Dolborl Rrlllermitl, Mrs. 1ooopb Bowman, Kn. 4nita KDJ(ht, Kn. i XENJA, O. UPl -Gunter Tolte, Sprinafleld advaoc.ed to toda)''J quarter final roWld of th'e Nltlon· al . Ameriean ·renDlt Aun.. tou.mamen~ hertl JJy llP18UlQI top-teeded Robtrl Jobn&OD., Lyncb'buri. Va. Gabb. Krt. Lillie LoeMU and Mrs. Jleelt. and SIAWa tnd Wednesday, &.7, 7-&, 6-3 Myrtle JeDk.IDI, memben ,of the 1otepblqe_COrueUe, all of eo. Vl Cleme111 C!hapter of tlie :zut.. Bo6aer lobniOD, luanita CAMP PERRY, Cl. UPI - Cba~ ern Star (of wbleh j(n, Rlctmm and CWford lf.obDIOn of let C Whipple, Somtrset, Pa, beld wat a IQl'mbet) ...Uted witb' tbe ; Mn. Stephen TbOm.U a shaky. lead in ·the National Sm111U flower~. Ml't. Re)eeea ~ :a. Mn.' lona Price, Sprlnjft'eld; Bore r.itle champlonthip matthea N., of St. loee~b'l BolpiW U. l&dne BUI'Ill of Cjllcinn•U; toda)' aa shooters began th.e 5Q.. Clem"ll', Dr. 'Lewlt ~chwt't and Mrs. 4. o. Freeman of yard and GO-meter telescopi~ sisbt nurae, Ualsted' the family. Mr. and Krc. Albert Bur~ evenll. Whipple eurged back to a Burial w11 HiU . AM• JobNon and one·polnt.lead Wednesday when he of Lotbo la-n of GaiPpolll; boosted his total to 1:,389 out of Mr. and lin. Leo Ionia. Xr. and 1 pONible 4,400. Second place went Mtl. Willie Jonea. lit. and Mrlt to Herb Hollilter, Boulder. Colo. a-volt Prult~ ,.eodore Grlw: Mrs. lin. i.auderil•le, Milt [Jille Borou&bJ, CHARDON, 0. UPJ...-Count)' ltln- ........ 1...... Mn. J:loiae aaricuJtural · aa:ents .said todl)' Gabb, )fn. .Myrtle Je~n• .. nd that gr.pe crOpt ia GeaUJa, Lake Mn. IJIUe Loekolt of 111- ClemeM. ·and Ashta·b ula' counties are aliout Mich. . 1D da.ya behiod tbeir normal rna· turing schedule. The . d.JW, caua· ·Earl RlClman Sr. and hit ~i.aht ed by cool weather in U;e sprias cblldren and tbeir f4Jil)Uea bave mlibt be ·serious if beavy fro1t8 been the cueril of Carrie Cu-Call iD early OctoJJer. .ell and Mra. Nellie Wlnaton. Tbe , X..dtea of the eburcb aerved d'illJ)er in .the baaemeht of the ~ureb .tor CLEv-ELAND UPI-Four Chwe the family after the nJ:VIce.s. land men were to 11ppear in nearby Bedford M.unlcipal Court ' today on grand l~nl': charees ton In the $158,000. jew~ 1tbeft In ol Warrensville TowMbip two weeks Charles Ceo.tln.... From ..... Onel ago. They are Bennie M•Lco1m, Cheryl, oi One of the wont sti'Jl'JDI Earl Rickman Jr. 22; Georp M. Carter, 2ft; Georse .HI.mmed into P•• Paw, Mieb., M. Hender10n, 25 and . Ralph A. Columbus; Mr. ~prootinc more than 100 tree11 and Rlckm•n ol· Hall, 23. tnocklna: out mOlt power and teleSettlna, <:ornell and . • EASY OUT! •t. S.dle !Mekle, lO reJCue four akatera stranded at €DLUMBUS UPl-Oh!.o Dem· ocrats Tburaday and Friday wW write a new page in ltate polltl· cal b.Utory by boJdini public hearlnll:s to ,set up the party'a campaiBn platfoTm. · Mdre tban 30 persons were expecttd to appear before the Demociats' plat·form ·.committee to present infOT· matlon and'· tQ diac.W.t prlnclp1ts· nw. Robin away at Seminole. ae<ompanle(l b)' otroDJ wjllda ,, '. . RC HAS LIGHTNESS • FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION BECAUSE - . I ' It slouahl oH end cll.nol"" af· I i i I i ....... .C.Io. · - U.ptet 1,.. fection te Its kllllnt Kflon, o.t lnstant-clrylnt T-4-1., a keratelrtic, dnig ........_ FAST relief tour 41c blc:k. NOW .t SwttMr & L-D 1 p Du "'"' " ..,.,.,, ' non's end~=~M=Id"d"hpo;,",·,.,=====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~=======:====' ..... lor .;; -· . 5 J:!!!~! ~P!~!~R!!U~E .~:~ 1.19 Ill • lOMB"' ____ .. _ . IROUIID ROUID ~ 711 service111 for Mri. Mae · . . oliadlejM!rt .resl~nt, · Clemens, .MICb~ . ·~were PEROH ...... 2.:.! . . ....... ,.... .............i .... ,.. TENDERAY to '.. Fergu- .•. ' ., DAILY An.Mel ·ood Ring 39c' eoch · . Cltoall~lnln.d.w .......... i.ygoNa;tlnwo,-·-- , was ftnt. ,... Qllai-yi PoiFinais for · the > , - • ·SAVE TWICE! . Get Top Value Stamps plus Kroger , BHt .Buysl . ···t; . I ~ •. ·-) . 'ti!'+" ' Bunch of barg~:sl:: oompulllor)' union ahop in ltote. . t " . ' ' . ) a8 . committ~ in: .Kroger~s . ·' ... · . .ROUND STEAl ~- .69t ' I ~~llf· r~u~•tt .' • !!_81!.1!!!..,:.. ru; STEW ;~~ ~ lto . IIIRLOII ~. . . ,lUMP ........................ . suburban townships adjacent to them, and thll other ib.e "right to wort" .propoaal which would end ~~~~ll~n~iv.t!rait:1, ' ............, .. ~OM-._.. Ur ,._. COLUMBUS UPI-An 11-mem· ber committee will direct Ohlo'a p1,rt in the 1959 natlonol obaer· vance honorln~f A~rab"am Lin-· coin. Gov. C. Wn~ifirq O'Neill ap· pointed Earl W. yilley. emeritus . o! apeeeQ at.. Ohio J • 1 C HA$ . • ll F-T or m, .t ~ .............,. ·b.y Krog.r-Cl , ' and pOlicWa. ' (Cassandra - ............. ,... ""' iloo .... "' .... - cW!w.cE....·SALE .' Br<·uaher. awept . . ..,, • ..aoa - - .. ~r<>gor, - . HOUSE tiAI10l . w.u FLOODS HIT INDIA CALCUTI'A, India UPI- Flood waters wbicb . already cover MO IIQ.Uare milN ol Nortb Bengal to,daY threatened to fO«e more thin DOO.OOO pen;om from their bomq. 'boneUnos. . . No one wu burt In lhe llorm u· fUIIIJ.£1 Mn. BTOUiber, wbo wu to tile bearina room today In the com,._ OULiide of t:be precipitation ny of two matron• from the Flori· lftla, mOIUJ fair akie. prevailed. da iratitut.loll, tatified Wednetda)' ~tent her to Capola to Cool air plllbod soutllwsrd durinQ tllat for ber leeal defl!nse. toe ru,a:bl from the Rockies eut get ..-ho .&aid he geb • akatlnj rink wbleh ThundershowerS . Clemens. NO · Teamster Union ru.. Mrs. E.-Rickman · BRIEFS . bobr. H~ld Tp~ayFor $WS SUPER-RIGHT ALL BEEF - F'uneral Services ~ State B~wn clally dealan•ted lota for tbe Nov. 4 e!e~otlc!ln Brown said be s.:,t fortt~ 10 ~,~,,"u:;r0Her so county e1 their absentee plenty of time to men and other• blr molher'o fuuml -·ao of I ·- IIAIUI1!:S\1I1U 0. UPI ,Clarenc:t· Antcbub, 39, waa held to lilt .lllnd l"'l' Wednosdoy ni1ht sr;~hl. I the Gnal LUe1 aDd at far paid t1'7t a week plus apt;UN tau. but u orJaniler for James ll domSIOd lUll!' ........... windows .outh ., NebruQ.. Wu~he:rmen aa1d tbe c:ool. Ca· floffa't Gytral_ Conference of oluU.red. The UPI of . . . , ICrOII Jd. nadlan air wliJ edp: .outheaMWU'd Teamfiftl. ~led thllt be bor· tb1pn -ca.uNd lu\er damqe 1t toda)', blanketint tbe GrMt Latt rowed IDDite)' to p17 Bin. Brou&hDotroU, U•onla. &wortl · Creek rea!oo, and IOUtbweltward into , =..;:-;.;;;;.,;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;.,;;~::==;;;:;near Flint aDd 1 rural 1n1 near the eenual plaine. \ -; Lowi!Jl. Mn. Alettia HarreU, DO, 8bowera and thunderahowet'l Ferndale, Wlt b.olpltathed with n: peeUd ahead of t.ba cool obo<k whenlicblnln.il """k a tree were tlr acrou IUuu, Otlabonu- nnr. undqr 'lfbkh ihe wu sitting. Lion• of Teua, the lower GUat rtuh flood~ twtrled acrou the Seminole and WeoU areu ln Lllket •nd Lbf: Oblo Valley. GeneraJI7 falr weatber ••• e•· Oklahoma, forelnJ eYatuation of pected ellitWbere, alort~ wUb a 30 famqiet ln the seminole area. warmlna trend from Vir&inla to No ICi':iOUI lnjuriet were report· MaJne. • ed and no one wu reported miu" : inJ, 1lthoush one resident taid he taw a man floatinc down the fiooded Magnolia, Cuek in tbe Seminole vlclnib'. CContl- Prom , ... o.iol Bom were pre85eO tnto lk'rvtce about financial ' belp for Mo. at !he Ill lforCill ~ Clcarcll, fu!lll7. lloo • • _...., to oltn4 Tuolday llfltrDOOD &I l'tj_ f'!! l;llo Rev. N. 1. Bmlll oWCJaij.q. Rev. A. G. Freellllalll of. lroatoa C*"e a prayer. The Jlt. llorilh Cbolr - - !he .... ·Jtn. P'rancet Bau~antnt!r u piJDbt. lin. Marpret blel na4 the obt\UIIrJ and t " rt~G\uUODJ Srom tho KL Clemeu ·~ Kn. rrancea Jone.-, 11n. ,..,pt.e ' lu to ' . . ' .. • ...' ,. ' • ,.! ' •' ' i •\ :I . ,·, .• ' ;' • . coM·"*' ' ..Qt; ...,. , _ . ...::. . . ·. \ · .~ . ,.. -·--··· . . · . .. l. ' ' ' 9 "'., . !· ' ... 1 ' _,__~-----L---.' ' ' ~·.-, -' ' · . . . . a oialad tho (f9ler . ' . WfiCt pOiky Only at yOu ... 10 ...., .n.itc- ,;, JUdi ~ .......,........... cc.:Z. . ·~·· . ,. .· ' · . :;; ,),· I • _.,; . ·~ f: ' . --1.-~ ~ .L · · ;i 1· '·.~,:J..r. . . ···'·' .... . . . ... c... ...... ~. t .. --·.... .. ... ........ T.. - " I Cfl EIY2..... ...,,..;.;.l .'. · . ~· a· R·+'E"' 'S ·' ;s··I· ' · liiMVEuTnlaE -Ito. . . ,:· ~:SALAo ' n.ou · UIIIIOJ'ftJa . oe. .......... ,.. • ....... EMBASSY . ' - LETTUCE ~ GABlJEN , 'J -· . :· '' ·: "·· : ' ~ ' .... 'I... -,.., �• ' o., AUg. 21, 1953 .. lulbiill.l'lilbtl!b7'lll14dlepori, &dgerg, Out Of Race,-Putting SPORTS DESK .. .-Hex On Bravri Push To Title ' Middleport-· wt·II Play Bush Ready 14 , Fom1bRoondOf S'fMts~ . Che~hi ftlllet .... ' ..... • e c T .. Rea~fFo~ . . Aft~r Fluorili I • • \ 1&. • • • DiM • lEI ' •. • • :udt!IS'· £ASY OUT! IN , 4-3. PUtsburJh of a double· Cbk;as:o scored t. UnltN ' " 1-loW Benny Daniels , a-pun a tDUr, Wednesday olght to give ~ollmltouo a 3-ll .decision •ver ll.i· mot~ the Jet;l~ into aoJe I-'U<~i)·.Ct~bli\'!"nlght~p ~~ of ram ~ij~~:::,r.~.~·l'.t'•::""'::.~· ploce 1n the •f , ..·-·. ""1'' 1.... . • I ])' ' . ' ·,· . ~ • t -, < J • . ' ...... ~. .. t .. ! . ... ' ..' •' '. }, . \ . ' . ~/. . ,.•· . ' . . •• . . .. . ob Puts .lets .. ln~o~Sj)Ot · RUNS · had his best ni.ht driving in eiiht ' 12-2 vlctiry Ban FnMiSeo ,. . i ' • ' ' ·'. '• I . • ,. 1-, • _Play It lffl .. . . ON 1Hi HIGHWAYS ,.,., ..... s,.dalllts ·~ w.y for WH ~EL. IALANCIHG nllll. Presbyterian 16rliSIJ\. Mulfen's Sohio Station IN Why Didn't Shave, !2~ Tak~ ~~ Ktdine Stay In · · OhioO' enCrOwd . now .flf tMI? ""Sonattirs -:-· ·On 3-U~der' 28i MIDDLEPORT, 0. Set ••• I'• tent• RUTLAND rURNITYRE • e: . 1 Butlllld, ,ohio . MJ:SON FURNITURE · MASON, W. VA. 'le' lis •how you flow yoci,. can, .~ ' . ·' Syr&C!Ust i.WI:~ ' will.teU tfe -eream at the . ,Let lril Oa~k Year tli" IIOUTE 7 .., for tOur. , UT:' TurnstileS Must Faster In Uevt~land Quick i . ·--,·~~ · WASHINGTON UPT- The ~n · atore 8f'1lt nf wish AI Kaline had attved In Md . Troubled by a atomach. ache nnd the ylru1, the Tll~Jr oulfleltter Wf.lft~t alU'e whether be cnuld olav wflen h'e arrlvttd at.Grirnth Stadium Wednesday nliht. He t'old manajer Bill Norman ha14 il!ye lt " ,try, anyway. All KJll•e dJd wa11 drive in six fUl11 Wlth I pair of tbree·run hqm· en II) a 7·1 YJctory tbat snap_pt'!d a flve ·llnte Detroit l01iila atfftak . Koltrit aeid he !ell much belt'r olter tho IOJOt. nl~ pi~!h slnlie I~ the ~xth to . · '··.· II • ,J' . Gflr.f -.; . . t . . . .~~.· dalf~n '$1.39 ',~,~-~•<·~• ''<( .. ~ ~ tcln6l . .. i . - . J. •• lro "' • •• . a.. " . .. "' Iii.:' • . . ... • ·-· '. . •·-·. .-·•......·.- .... • ii .,., >' lo . lit I ,,. ·'. - :''ft', • : ' I '' li. . '. . . . ·~ . . . ' . I .. til . .. • • • • . .' t ' . . ··: . . .. . " '. (. . ,. Jl ' \ .. openln• aama victory over the CUb& ChUC!k Tanner rlpped of( U.ree ltrallht bltt asalnlt loser •·b· Fri,nd I~ Plot , tho CUba in a~bievia-ed ~hte•l· · Yoli ~•ri'l 01\i(od thil Yonl•• Auto! thO doldiualir whe~ he dro~e In three nan1 wf.tb a pair of ~~ Qll rookio Gary Bell of lbi lridioM. .. M ·.c; ' : \ .. • ' .'· ... ' l ' .{,~ ,, . ! .' > • . ~ .,.. . .'. I.,L:I . 1. , , . .· , ~ ~.· '11ve tf1e Gfantl their vlClor:y I'Rd haltd Brook• '(..awrtnce hi1 1\inth ltraieh* defeat. Dick Stuart'• 11th homer with one on halped the Pirates to their the " ·~ · '•ol ';'W ''"-,,·' I, . ,.. ·'··.'!'~.. • • .. • •. ' ,' . . ' I . ·~ - . ... " '. I'• �. _~··...·~ . . . .*.,-. ' .. --~~~~~~~~~-:~· : t~~::::i~~-~~f~~~~~~: ~~~~~i~~~if.;_~,;_·,.T..-~--. . + · · .~..... ._.....,.----~······ ~ •( • ~' r'"-- . ..... :~ • • • \ ·' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2~, 1958 ,:i~~:~~~~~~~~~~ - Church Of Cllirl's·t M'ISSIOrJGry . unit. Meets Th Q fSday "PPDRoY'S FINEST" WATCH , REPAIR by RICHEY GoessJ• J.., Pomero} ~;;;;;;;:::::::;;~~cl:ose~d~w~l~th~p;;ray~e~r~b~y~M~ro~.~H~c-le;n LeifbeiJ. ... U';i ~plc-1-00:-,-,Coft;-n-N_IP_R"'h_o_ne_,-u-Hd -. • WILKESVIllE · llrl. Claro lla'*ln ~ Buaot.y CHICAGO -Actor ~tudl T<r· char&• the mlulon llrl. of Harold Smith study wu onIn wfth tbelr brother in·law and at• tel, in e\lloa:illna Bit BlU Broonzy Brazil. Small gUI.a brooibt by the L.GAL NOTICI Glenn Garnu, Cohambu1 1peot ler, Mr. add Mn. F.nt'tk. 'Gra.v. the bat Df Lh~ "llloulin' ttluea Sealed 8id1 will be received by memben were mode' up In 1o and Mn. Della llidkiU, Cbe&ter, liDI~rt": · bo:Jlek for 1but·io members of the tbe Board of County Commi.aal.on· t.be weekend wltb bill wife _..~. spent T\Je~ and Wodneaday ..1. I parent.. . Jlr. luu Kn. W"itb ber daulbtu Krl. E. F. "On the mornJJll Bill a iad en of Mcip County, Ohio, at the v ailed The Mi•pah benediction eon- offlce of said board, Pomeroy, 0 ., fred Carnea. Houduheldt. tbere wu Yaln and tbunder and Saturday evenin& vWton of )Jghtnlft1 11 tboac!J lht "YPIY eleup uutJl 12:00 o'eloek Noon, Sepl eluded the meetine. •Refre1hmento were IOrYed J>, 2, lil58 lor lunllo!>lnf lb<f follow- llr. and Mn. Elmer Houdubeldt Mr. and llrL llerrllJ MeUott mentl b.ad. reeoani.U!d tbat a big ' ..;·__ Mn. Bowers and Mrs. Leifheit to --:=:--:--'-. were Mr. aod Mn. Meryl Houda· and children, Cohuaet, lfinn., 1 man had died." NOTICI OF FILING 'AND Rev . and Mrs. Roth, Mr1. Richard J.beldt and Varlna, Mr. and ·:un. visited Mr. and lin. "FraU Gray · ·------HEAliNG ON INVINTO.Y Davis, Mn. W~lter Kennedy Jr., l!'.dward CoeR and son Kenny, re~tly . Also visiUaJ: th8 GhYii Unlt.d p,.... lntematiOINII Mrs. Harold Sm1th, Mra. Florenee PI"'ONte Court, .._,,. C•unty, .O hio Mrs. Grace Henaler and Mr. and were Mr. and Mra. WJlbu,r Reeves . WASli.INGTON- Rear Adm. J C•• No. 17,f95 Burnsjde, Mra. Clarence Andrews, Edmund Foster. , and da~eh,ter of CQolNllle. . : T. Jfaywar~. tbe Navy'a researth TO tbe Executor or Adminlltr.i.•' Mn. Willi<~m W90(1ard, Mra. Con. and Mrs. Roy Shank anrl Muvln Wllli.ama an~ . I¥DJ~ chief, predictlng tb•t witb.in fi'{e ud Ohlinger, lira. Orville WeU tor and to &uch of the foUowin• -I spent the . weekend Wltb Artit" ,l'64f'l the Uniled Stt~te 1 will u are Mlidentl of the ' 1tate of and M.ra. Denver Kapple. Willlama an!! wife and the Dewey nuch:-ar·powered apace vel1icl-es J Ohio; surviving rrpouae, if 'DJ; At the next meeting on Sept. next of kin; beneficlariea under deli"Yery ol Deisel Good family. capable of makinl "deep penf!· to tbe County Gara'jle, Mr. and Mra. stanley Phillips traUons'' in epaee-as ·far the will, if any; the attorney or at16, members will answer roll call with memoriu of toschool Springs, Ohio, at the diree- of Logan spent Sunday ..Wtb Mr. Mars or Venus: torneYJ represe11tina: any of the days. lt:rs. Well will bavc the de· aforementioned persons: of the Coun~y Engineer during and Mn. Artie Williams. "That's "Y~P-ry deep."" votioDs and Mra. Kennedy Jr., 90 day period commencing Miaa Georgia Gl'ay and !Mrs. - - You are hereby notified that on Clara Tlmten, Columbus, ttlled Mrs. John Fisher was ln Holier miSBion stud)'. Hostesses will be the 12th day of August 1958, an S.~te.m·ber. 2, 191111. Mrs. Andrew& and Mrs. Smith. •c_,....::..--.. of Commilsionera reaerve on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray re- Hol!pital for treatment. lnvenlory and Appnisement of · -'---.,---- ----,·-~~==;:;...;=to reject any or all ·bids. eently. the estate of Dolphua Burke de- · Mr. o~nd Mra. L. E. Wood, BurBoard of County ceased, late of Columbia Twp. ln nie Bowen and Mfu Vivian wood ·Polish on bacJc:-•o~aohool ~~· Commlsionera said County wu filed fn thia Yl1lted Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Rite. Meica County, Ohio Court. . By: Dean .Bamitz, Clerk Mrs. ·Vda Tr~OJett,. Columbus. Hearing ~n sald Inventory aDd 1pent the weekend at her home. Appraisement Will be had before (8) 21. ltc this Court on the 2ild day of Sept· Mr. and Mr1. Charle~ Neuman ember 19M at 10 o'cloCk a., m. and dat:gbter Sbarlee~ of Syra· Eueptions thefeto may be filed by any lntereited party at aru euse have just returned from ~.944 mile trir 'throu1h tbt time prior to five days before tht Wett. · date set for Rearing. WITNESS my signature and . ' They visited Iridian&, illinola. tile seal ot uid Court, tbl.6 Ml111ourl, Oklahoma, Texas, New 12th day of Aua:uat 19M.· Mexk'O, Arizona, CaJifornia, Ne · JOHN C. BACON . vada, Utah, Colorado and Kansas. Judge ~md Ex-Officio Clerk Some l)f the points of intere11t By Dorothy Diane Stark were the Will Rogers M:emorlat. Deput1 Clerk TO BE GIVEN the 'Painted Desert, Petrified (8) 14, 21, 2tc Cash to get set school . Forest, Grand Canyon, Las Vega11, . •. and all the plans -ami >AWAY Hoover Dam, Di&neyland, Zion purch1;1ses you have in NOTICE National Park, Montezuma Cattl~ . mind. Prompt, private ltrl Cuater It beck In bul... ~nd EiaenboWer Memorial aud In his INrber ahop In •• loans on Silllature! Ollly,' liome at Abilene, Kansas. .•.,-.,•. The E'Yaa1eline Missiorury Group of the Pomert:W" Cbureh of Christ met Thursday evening at the thunh witb Mrt. Raymond L. Rotb, pre~ident, in charge. lle,rnbefa respondfll to roll tall by D&llliq a Blble miuionary . 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