http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d4b3b55cbfdaff2775ad30f0ff1341fe.pdf 67edf4712234478b4c9a84500a50699d PDF Text Text ~-... ... _ - • The Oall) Sentinel • • IY VERNON scon Clint il look1n1 for told~ But HOLLYWoOD UPI-Telnt,.ion such ta not the caae fan s of the "Cheyenne'' western "1 hope CllDt fOt,ntl hick" serit'l are in for a shock when Hardm 111d in a chitlin and tatthe ahow resumes nut month back accent. "l'H mean l~ work Chnt !Cheyenne) Walker wdl for me, What's more. I hope he's be mu~&ln£, and m h11 place" is a 5ucceasful diving for gold . up in new face belongmg to 1'y Hardm tho~ rivers So this 1s a shock? Not unbl "I'm not tryina to fill Clillr1 tbe fdll tmpaet hita bor>t.s whlle he'5 gone. The cbar· Clint waa a novice actor. He ,1cler I play 11 mucH diff-erent had one expressiOn Gnm con He 's a 10rt of aaddle tramp; but 'sternallon. He hked 1l and he he's real happy, nqt a tight· ,tuck with it lipped hero hke Clint." During gun battles, fight scenes Wa• Guard In v..love ae:quences and occMsiOnal Before he became .an actor comedy shots, or xhen he was Walker was a guard In a Las just-tawmg With the other cow- Vegas niteht club. Hardin'• prp pokes, Clint looked gnm No oth fe11siona.1 actina: career began er emotion ft1ckered across bJs l-eas than a y~ar ago when he square Jawed race was worklnJ for an aircraft out 1 , · £It To break the monotony Warne.r: J • Brothera, whtcb produces the 8C A former foot~all piiJfr (Tex riea, hired young (28} HarcJ1n to as A & M), Ty 1a a cocky charappear with Chnt. Following 11 acter whose handliome appear ciil.tnct baltle Cbnt atallted off ancle will win many a feminiq_c with a snorkle tube to dive fo" v1ewer to the sbow. gold In norhern CaliJorma, le.av· But ' lt's T)''s grin that'U jolt lng Hardin to shoulder the en- mOlt of the old regulars hre load. Last season viewers were at 11. Ty Is Tyra Actor toss to determine whether the It so Happens Ty as a neophyte h~ro of Cheyenne Wll8 flalJVYi Ht actor, too. 1 never smiled Now they're- stuck Kin Club Holds Potluck Dinner For Families POMEROl SOCIETY I 'l ' Drew- Webster Auxiliary To Meet On Tuesday I was awarded to Gene•leve Sch,nel· Bible was the 611 throu1h 9'1 and ~IIIII part SUNSHINE MAKERS MIET were Mara;aret Cottrill, Idr1. Mr,. Robert WhJdt wa.s hostus Schneider, R.aehel · McBride, Mrs. to the Sun.shme Makers Sunday Harri.a, Mn. Lisle Mra. Harden School Class of the Presb)'terlan a.nd Gertrude Dutfy, Churt:h at her h,ome on Fourth St P'ridp,y eYf:olng, Aug l!L The ch1~~ sold heme m:de !ce A devotional per1od by Mrs "Hel- cream at tbe Little Lea1ue ball en Harris included the readmg of games Lhe JUth Psalm The song "Blest A layetle gaft was presented to Be The Tie'' was sung Roll call Mrs lfarie Leadmgham . wu answered by Dine members _ Reporta were g1ven. Mi.!8 Sharlee Neuman has re.. Birthday ,gifts wef.e gaven to aJt;ned as teacher In th~ Columbus Eatber Harden, Agnes White and schoola and has ~en h1r~ in the ~i.rgaret Winebrenner Tbe tfaV('). Syracuet. school \ for the eomtng lng baaket brought by 'Mary Usle ye~r E • ' II ' tl M 1\1111. , 8 II 8 18 VIII ng r lll.embers are urged to attend ·and Mrs. Harold Dewhurst at Rut· Joyce Carson and Joyce Circle land . attended tbe Ohio State Fa11 . at Mr and Mrs. Eldon Will and Coiumbua, Friday They were ~r and Mrs Henry Dalley atbers of a Judgma: team to Judge tended a family reunion m G_oJeaUJe,. umbu.s Mr and Mrs J Edward Foster receave<t word from their son and daughter ·tn law , Mr and Mrlll Joseph E Fosle r and daughter 1 Carol tha t lhey had arnved tn .l..lldne Bawklu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • PoD~eroy Sodely Edllet 1 Sot.O Paula , Brall l ou Auj 17 They left the States July 31 llP.Ia llllu .. .. .. • . .. . . .. . .. .. Mlddlell'lfl Sotleb Edller 11board Lhe DelNorte from New Orleans Mr Fosler IS employed by the A,r and Mrs Fac ldmg HawklD~ General Motors Oversea Opera of Belle, W Va , have been th"' tton aud PX))ect.s to re mam 1n !{lu•sta or thear son m Jaw and Brwl for three yean daughter . Mr and Mrs Charles Vrooman and son, Mark (or sever:Mr and Mrs Donald A Ruuell Members Df the Km Club and al dayt~ Sr. o( .Andale , Va , were hosts at their (antilles held a potluck dm Mr and Mrs Robert Jay ol Col the rehearul dmner Saturday ner Sunday in the recreation rooms lumbus were week end guests of night for the BakeT Ru~ll we-rt an tbe basement of the home of the latter's sister and brothe r-m dine party Tbe dmner was held Mr and Mrs. Edgar Pralt law, Mr and Mrs William Gruesat 8 o'clock at the Martm RestaurMr and Mrs Lew Lesmck and er and family Those present were Mrs Ella ant Mr and Mrs Henhell McClure sons Glen and Gary ol Lodl, N Pint and whrte color ~ acheme Ebersbach, ldr and Mrs Willard and famaly moved today to Brad J. spent several days the past Ebcrsbach, Joyce and Cheryl, Mr week wath her grandmother, wu carrted out m the deeorahons bury from South Fourth St anti Mn Harold Ebersbtth, JamMra Emma Webster with the table centered with .an ar George DeWeese entered the Jack Kenned)' or Columbus nagement of ptnk rosea 1n a hmg my and Darla , Mrs Veda Lehew, Melgs General Hoapltal the past Mrs Emma Leifheit. Mr and Mra wu the weekend guest of hi' f low contamer of crystal with pwk Roberl week end for observation. and Lehew, Debb1e , Teddy and parent! Mr and Mrs. w1ma 111 !open treatment Johnny , Mr and Mrs Richard W KennedY Mrs Kennedy accom; Tbose m the weddlne: party Mrs Kenneth Scltes Jr, senior Vaughan, 811l and Don. Mr and were Rev and Mrs. Warren Hul- Mrs Edgar Pratl, and Debbie; nurse at Holzer Hospital spent the panied him to Columbus for ~ bult, Mr 1nd Mrs Ed1aon Baker, Mrs Neva Pratt; Mr and Mrs weekend w1th her parents, Mr vuut parents of the bride , Janet Baker, R1chard I E Vaughan, Pat, Judy and Mrs. Paul Scou. and attended Mjss Shirley and Buzz Beegle lifter of the bnde, Mass K1thy and Marty and Mr and Mra Ted the Baker-RUssell weddmg Friday at the State •' 1m Huuen. sister of the groom , M:us Warner i.tr. and Mrs Richard Vaughan spent Mr and Mrs Horton Brown re· Sandy Murray of Charleston; M1sa and children and Sandra Ohlinger turned to theu home, . Col.umhus, A KODAJC ~A.Miu rN rHJPACIC Like Walker he sticks with with the op~~ ' sf~Jtlon. Np.Nancy Jo Hart, Fredericks Town, have returned from Dunbar, W . Va Saturday after a several days one expresslo;_a perpetual grm body w111 know wbe- 1Ty il &ad ' ,., ' Oblo, Ml18 Ann Cranston. Manetta, after 11pendlng several days wtth vulit wtth Mr and Mrs Harley Throughout 1un battles, love or angry. lin Kenneth Sc1tes Jr , GalllpoMrs Vaughan's parents, Mr and Brown and other relatives scenes, and horse opera drama lta; Edward Ha gue of Charleston , Mrs W ' D Parsons They were Hint to confused viewers: keep t1ca Hardm grms He bu a nice Clayton Elha o( Charleston , Char· accomp11nied to Dunbar by her )'our eye on Ty'a horse . He wigMr and Mrs Harley Brown, whtte-tooth€d grin, and he's attck le• Hess , Muldie11ort, P..IISI'! Patncia brotber. RusaelJ, who had apent a Mrs. HaUte Curtis, Mrs Edward mg with at. lies his ears when angry and , • Baker the bnde , Donald A RU5 Therein lie1 the shock element IUeks his tall whea· happy. ~ The Lad1ea Aux1llary of Drew week .. here VlSihng the Vaughan'& Humphrey and dauehter Clara tell, the groom. and the host and and hia grandmother, Mrs An nice Mrs Huber Brown were m for viewera. Will they be -_ble to hostels, Mr and ·,Irs Donald Ru• Webster Po.1t Amertcan Legion Ohlinger On Tuesday the Vaugh- and Athens Sunday to &tfend the fun adjust from a edm hero to a will meet Tuesday at 7 30 1> m Jell, parenta of the groom Home Invited an. and Russell were In Columbus era) of therr aunt, Mrs. Hugh grm bero? MlSS Florence C;rele aM Linda Mrss Cherole Blake , also 1 mem· at the ! .eglon where they vtaited the zoo guests Will be Janet Carpenter, Nldaf · One might be led to ~elleve and Sue Cli'Cle viaited Mr. and ber of the weddmg party, was un Mills Allee Bumgarner o( BeckrepresentaLlve to 11uckeye Girl! 13 Mrs Gay Spark a of Rlchwoo.1, that Ty grins because he happy Mr1 John Ci,rele and famdy Gt\Ctl· able to attend the dinner ley, W. Va, has been the house State and her parenta, and Jerry umbwl. guest of Mre Noah Haskins lthl11 W. Va., is the guest ol her son l'tfr and Mra Geor1e Hood of Welker, representative to B~ck· past week. Mlsa Buma:arner, a r~­ and daughter-m-law, Mr. and Mra Mr!!i Mabel Lax of Ft. Lauder• "'I Charleatrm ·" •''ed relatJves m eye Boys State and hla parents dale, FJa, spent the past tired railroad telegrapher ant;Urltfra. Ray Sparks and family. Mr. and Mrs Maynard Garnet~, w1th Mr. and Mrs Douglas The represcntatlvea will give a Ha~ins are lifelong frlend.s and the Bend Sundot. ·I and family and Flofenee Clrc:Je. ;;;:;:;;;;;._ _.-;o;;.;;;;,-;;;;;-.Oi-,;;o;o,\ I report on their trip were sc:hoolmRte• st Cheahlre Mrs. Mildred GamU:il and Mra. Mrs Dean Brlrtker, Mrs: BcUy Hoster.aea wHI be Mrs. Erne1t Hagh School. On Tuesday they Edtih Stewart or Columbus and Pomer.Jy Bend Carleton and Billy, attended the Lallince , Mrs George Bearhs, were luncheon guests of Mn An· Mr. and Mro Carl Fish" and daughter, Roberta, Moorehead, Mr and Mn. David Cummga Hqmecommg at Mt Zion, W Va. Mrs Tom Rue Mrs. Harry Houd:t- na )Jauch Thompaon at Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glu!f:, and ' Mr. and Mrs llarry McConnehea Ky, were recent guests of their entertained with a party recently shelt, Mrs clttford Hayea, Mrs. MEIGS-POMEROY Most popular snapshot camera ever built! mother, Mra. Beuie Eru:enauer.' at their home, Harrisonville Mn Ora Archer, Malta, spent Sunof Gallipolis have moved into tf:!s. George Hackett Sr, Mr• Paul Mra. c. T Booton of Dunedin, Road, honoring tb.etr son, Rex, on day with Walter, Eva and Sadie TONIGHT ond TUISOAY Cue1 , Mn Char~• Sauer apd John Hawkans property on Sounr Simple, sure, smarl-no wonder it'sc the world's mosl popular Fla, Mrs:. Clara Clunk and Mra. tentb birthday. Archie. • Robert Taylor Fourth St Mu Frank Cheetebrew camera. Jull load, aim, and sbC)Cit for grand pictures by scun Cheater Herbert of Columbus Followmc a recreation period , Mrs. Douglas Cirele and fartltly Richard W1dmark I Mrs. Harry Stovet and daughter, were weekend KUests of their refreshments of bot dogs, baked and Florence Circle tmd Mrs Maor by ftash. Get 1 '1 big, sharp blad:-ond-white or color pic· r In SheiJa, have returned from a trip slster, Mra Jacob Reibel and dau- beans, salad, cantaloupe, lures from o roll of film. Come in today for full cfetails. cup bel Lax vis:ited j,lr, and Mn. Char"'fHE LAW ond JACK WADE" through West VIrginia, Maryland, ghter, Ml88 Mary Virgmaa cake~; and Kool.Ald \vl!l'e .served les Ruasell and family of Waverly, Mrs. Lenora Kent and son, •Mr. and Mrs. Dwieht Parker Present were George end Mt· Va, Sunday: M1chael have returned to their Washington D C, and Delaware ' TEIIIPL&-Mltldleport They w.ere accompanied b)' Jim and daughter ttflu Myrti~ Kay chael Capehart, ADen Gibson, I Mr. J'ak'e Lee and family spent ~A~IIRA fLASHOLDER home 10 Brownsburg, Ind , after a ' TPNIOHT Hubbard, who remained in Battand MISB Rhanda Young vielted Roome Fry, Tommy and Linda Sunday e'•enina: with Mr. and Mn. v1slt with the former's pareni.JI, "STRANGER WITH A GUN" Mr and Mrs U C Tlobnrt 11nd bridge, Md , where he Is stationed Sunday In HuntinliltOh at the Don- Hyl!!lell, Susie Cundiff, Mr. and Ralph Lee and scso:~•;.';,;~•1 Glenn Ford, Shirley MacLalne w1th the U S Navy. ald Holter home They report Mrs. Durward Cum1ngs, Mrs The Racine A I.I>IIIOn ' , sister, Mrs Cedr1c Clnrk Also : Colqr Cartoons Mr , and Mrs. Louis Haynes and Mr Holler 111 slightly Improved, Maye Cumings, Jenelle Vay Cum- AUXllliry will ' • Mrs Guy Ueynoldm has had aR TUESDAY NOT OPIN children, Kathy, Mane and Jeff, her housc~:uest this past week Mrs WIOI. ond THUU. Homer Cadcl(ln returned home [ ~· ,n~g~o,~lhe~h~o~s~to~a~r,~d-t~h~e~h~o~n~ore~e~.~us~t-28:,~a~t~t~h~c~~~~;~~~~Ji~~;;~r;;:::;;:;::::; Ruth Stewart of Chowcilla, Calif of Gro\ eport spent the week end Fnday alter tJ. vls1t ln Cincinnati "DESIRE UNDE RTHE ELMS" wath her mother, Mra Lewla KoehMr. ond Mro Wllllam Boy~ Mrs Stewart llliCJ viaated Misa Ed· SuphJa Loren ler Sr and Dr. and Mrs. K. D Amf. and son Freddie entertained with U& BUrdette, Leon , W. Va . and bary and family Anlhony Perkins a dinner Sunday at their home, other rrionds and relatives In thla Sgt. Sarah Jane Fisher .and Ml1s Rock St. Gueats were Mn. Gay area ·Betty Samec of Columbus spent the Sparks,. Richwood, W. Va , and week end with the former's par- Mr and Mrs. Ray Sparb and enta, Mayor and Mrs C 0 Fisher family an4 Mra. Ella Arnol _d _ Mithllel Moore, the Fisher'a &randson, who had ll)ent the week here, Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ruaae\1 returned to Columbus with them Sr. of Andale, Va., were weekend Mra Donald Milia hes returned guests of Mr and Mrs. Jack Sat from Cleveland where sbe spflnt terfield They were here to attend the week end with Mr. and Mra. the wedding of their son , Donald ' Leonard Bitler Mr. Mills apent and Min Patricia Baker, Sunday Thursday nitht with the Billers, at the Flnt Baptbt Gburch In Mid golnt oa to Akron Friday to at- dleport. :'f,' I ' ~ tend a firemen's con't'ention. Mrs. Noah Haakina wall subftl· Mr snd Mro~ . Rlchud Clark, who tute at the Middleport Library on wUl. teach In the Middleport Thunday fof Mre. Henry Null Jr ~ehooiJ thl1 year have returned Mrs. ~ull waa In GalUpolis wtth !rom !heir wedding trip to Nlog- her lnother, Mr1. Clarence Clark. ar• Fall• and Canada, and are re. who underwent eye surtery at the oldlng In Allleovllle until 11:hool Uolzer Ho1pttol. • bo•lnL Mr. and ~n M. R. Chambers Clayto~ lllllo ond Edword Ha111e are ln Chl~:ago wbei'CI they will be of Charleston who were members the 1Ue1U oi their son, Captain of the Baket-Runell weddln& par- J!lbert Chambera and hmHy for ty were housea:ueat1 of Gene Grate. llit'M weeki. , M:r. and Mn. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and .Mr.a. ~Ulard Wilderp.\JiolT ' Hubbard muth and children, Judy and lim· Mr. artd Mrs. Harold one! e110flof· m)', were in Charleston reeenUy and dau1hter, Muta Kay, have re· tn.terlor F\111 col· wh,ro theY villted Mr. ond Mro. turned fram a two weeli:'e vacation Be•\ qual\t.t' ·, low al William Grate at;nd 1on. at l>oftono B..cb, Flo. or ralll'· A I. E. Canon hu been returned loir. and lolra. Harry Chether ond son. Davld, havq 1'41lurned from De· to bla home on Hudson St from $3:95 ··'· lrol~ 1\lloh., whe"' they ...,,. ,<!Ill· lllo Holler . Hoapltal In Golllpolb eel by the deoth of Mr. Cheoher'a where bt hat been a medical pa< ' brother, Clyde Chooher. tient for nveral daya. '•. Boker-Russell Rehearsal For Wedding Held • 8--DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., <\'!'· 2ll, 1958 Horrible Problem: Does Ty's Grin ' Mean He's Really Happy, Or Angry? SYRACUSE der study on Pnbnl Fosters Arrive At New Post In Sao Paulo, Brazil ' Wether IWilliam Pyke, 23, Is Captured - • ' ' I ·-- -· ~- .' In SherifrsTrap Near Racine Deutful -l'o I'Jae latereau ~_!f,e . Jli'..•·••••• ~etJ---.:--,. ___ _ _ -~----=-=..::.;P:=.o-m.,...:eroy:)!jcldleport! ,Ohio, Tuemay; August 20, 1958 , IIINGLE COPY-6c II OHIO RIVE~ JtECLAIMS ~ ACRES h I I 1\ed C h T e oca ross C apter "Xtend11 Jtl "gratCful tl:lanb" t" ~u donors, volunteer workers, ontributou. and to Cb~~rles rur illlbs .-nd the Pomeroy Board of t•:ducatlon for Uli>C of the Jumr:~r llgh School -auditorium Volcnl,_r worker":-""erli,.cal Su· '' ,_... Rex Cumm.·n'g·s JOth B'rthday Recentl YObServe'd THEATRES ' ... .-' ,J BROWNiE W«tt CAMERA . - Colleries at' Cbesblre, Is a . sweeping pa9orama In hla bac~· !!I/ u ·,·" 'r"•'"claimed last Fall througli replillt. road winds over tbetop ~f the soil w. $7.95 ercurv., Drops T JITUUgh.OUt Ohi0 I')Jil~I8V NI"ght 11 ;y) '* '* . - .... * Genti~ Is Making Weal Middleport Society , L~ 1. $4,75 ELBERFE LDS · 1, OperatiQJJ.. _.· Mtho 1l was in Obio Moruta:t ni~ht as Cleveland equaled Its all hme r~eord low m..::.rk (or this ·•,•nei·al mangor•qf the II I PRE- ·LABOR 'DAY· ·J.IRE .SALE Y 111 SATURDAY llltllll ' HOME WE .4JIE Ol'EBSI'OfiKED 11TilR ' I'IBES A.ND A.HE, s:. ., $12,99 •' ,. • BE TIED DOWN to ua. We11 hondle It with oore · · - 101 overythlll& aplc 'n' • (() ~ and "H-1 ollllnrlft. '"'•illy prkoa. Alk lboul ow .,..,.. handJ M"kao. ':s \, LAUNDERERS ' . ,... DRY. ... "J:ri·IMter ~W. ~ . . "'. ''" •• • :' " .v ._ '; . w" I. " face of unusual obetacarrival. , was organized In ·1952 to nune ·that extenc\ed west from Cheshire. It oper.ates contract to sell its products to Company at the Sporn Power the American Gas Graham St.tlon, W.Va. EmploJrlng 81-pedpl~ lloW, the company li geared to dellv· of coal each month In 42 or 43 ba!:ges. They th~ •COmpany's tipple near Cheshire. Does • ~ < it ·tsn'~· pperation. of ' Survey Team Is In Fork~ Run ' Mission C~ SIISION POSTPONEO A Cub Scout traJDing aesalon tCJ have' been held at th& old Chelhire elementary aehool tonight hal been posfi;oned inde· finitely aecor.ding to J:Sob Silt~r, Dlatrict Scout Exeeutlve. 1 In the "Did You Know That?" column carried in Mood.ay's Dally Sentinel E. L. Hugbea was erroneously referred to as tbe "tate" Hughes, In ' a typographical ' ·"""'· Mr. HuehJJ it \'e1'J mqch and qu'lte act.lv.t!. ~'!L•• ' "'Z·' ~~li!=:~~~~~~~~=:-c~ . Clctco,l.~~d t;i f 47 earty to~~ny. u,tn.il!i~j,iilivll~lily. One OS the IIUbu~ Cleve- Site that. at the time of biJ Heights, reported a low gf departure be had about $32 in~ I ·P ooer, , land •~:. h' Jerry Cbe&tet; brl 'ft,t, 1 on 18 person. Williams, AUie Hoff· Nippy Canadian air centered A cbeck witb the B&B Taxi fli'Dl man, Pomerqy; Dorothy Whitting- over Lake Erie was blamed fOI' revealed that Murph.Y did not reton, 'Cheshire. the unseuonal drop in tempeor.a~ port for duty on Sunday night and None. · tures. that another driver was substilul1 Di.seharted: Birtbl: ,Mr. and Mrs. tra $ulliSunrise readings dipped into ed m h1s place. . , eroy, a son. (Continued on Page Two) van,, Pom HIGH~'OW TEMPS CO~RICTION T.' ... NEW YORK UPI-The highest temper.alurs il_\ the nation Mon· day was 110 degrees. recorded at Gila Bend, Ariz., *nd Needles and Thermal, Calif., the U S Weather Bureau reported today I..owest \this morning was 2'1 at Fraser, Colo. Wilen tbe A~ 1 is uwe, u, of ~ •dleport wbo along with P)rke we· eeufully made hill eaeape at the same Ume alone with Novril Sou<l· era, 23. of Sl Al~na, wbo was c:aptured Within 1 bl.tJc:t -of tbe Couaty lail by Mercbant Pobee Officer ' Eddie StraUS~. · Little was being held on cbarce• of assault and battel} and teeei¥• 1ng and ~ling 1tolen goods. Souders, first q.t.lght of tile elel\p. ed trio, i1 ellarged. wtlb ttae uUerme of forged checks. A!ked thi1 monaing lbout Little, Sheriff tr&rtenbaeh answered, "We bne been working on that one, too." Other than that oDe statement tile lhertrl Was reluctant to reveal otber infonnaU~ iD relation to tbe eliC.Iped Little. ... Hartenbach itlfd,., however. point -· eKII""" w. y..-, . •rw out that measures have been taken wjlllln llu! put few dlya to ilre~~Z­ tben the security of the jan. Just Mondq wOrkmen w~ at work on a new method b7 wblcb: priiOilers are permitted visitors. instead of YJSton belnr permitted to the mu sereened door to talk with prilonen, a 80lid Jteel door with. .a l 0 inch I)IIUft wlndow bas now been installed wltb the win- • dow covered, 10 addJtl011, by tt,a97 IIA!el mesh screen wbl~b notblq can be passed. In adoptjna: thil IM'thod, vitiitorB are it lent two feet from the prisonen at aU times.. ' . In, recalling tbe inc:idtfttl surrounding the . latest or escapel' from 1he County Jail in whtch fla(k saw blade• were placed outside tbe window from whic:h the trlo effected their escape, t.bc Sheriff intimated that the identity of the lhreu"' the an~ Letart Falls PTA ·' Committees·ArC' :Newly Ofganized Ia a clot.bei:Une? Ltl Alworo , . , . ,lck•""' Driver Reported Miss"Ing By Wife btad.. that miJht be taken aloag tbat line. too, witbln the near future. u1 Mt you frflfl! Bend )'Our laun- apanl Mid·ll• wepor· t aXJ , waa now known !lou w11hdly lind you all dry ,• I who paced ON WASHDAYS uarled up '. 1ng whale mtox1cated, retl.W.g arre!lt and aHBult with intent to kill became too confident with hia 24 day8 of fnoedom , and Tuelday mght ran mto a road blOC!k set up as a trap for b1m with the ranJit that he sooo found hlDlself In llandcufb .. nd bound _.gam for tbe Mc1g~ County Jail • Two person • took up tC!!Idcnce Pyke Wall uptur.ed .Ill about T·30 in the ideiJ':s County Jail Monday u m Monday nigltt 10 Jenme Watt evemng fotlow1 ilg thcrr arres t by I Hollow ba<'k ?r Racane as bJJ car local polire ~ went over Wa1d Sayre Kill "'eadln,c Ro...,rt Payne 5{t of Rutland for FalrVIf'W·td JA'hich would lead wu l""odged "' C;•·nfy J<ul on char- I[ back mto Ratine-_. ., ""' Sh ff H h h d bN 11 ge11 or drhmg whdc mto,::ll'ated en arte~uac 11 and re 51 stmg arrest 1 ::.ware of Pyke s mnvf'.menta for Payne was taken into custody hy the past aeveral G.a' -, •Iavin.~:: fol1 d 1 d h h bad bf.en Deputy Sher.H Howard t<~rauk and owP up ~ ea w IC s lated ror appc.aranee before Coun Jtven to h1m ~nd whaeh he believ~ ed to hP bo f1de 1 ry 'respert ly Jud~e Emmett ~pi(>,; thl!t n• n eve • mormng wbere he pleaded " Nut The time waa Ml for :.l'onday imll y , \o both charge:> and WIUI mght to 1prlng Lht! trap on the bound to the Grand Jury under elus 1ve Pyke, w1th the result that $I 000 bond Sheraff Hart.enbach, a,~mpan1ed Mary Burrord of ltull_.and. ar by beputy Clarence Shic~~· fir:st r-ested by Middleport Patrobnan entered the area alo~e ~~ order Ike Neal on ehargea of intoxiea- to not arouse auapaeaont 1 ~ Then lion was released from County Jail ~ty Howard f'rank tooli up his ate tbia q'lormng after poatmg a posttton at another pomt .in the $25 appearan~ bond She 16 to area after wh1ch Deputy Alfred~ appear m Mayor c 0 Fasbcr'5 Lyons was radioed to take up b~ court pru;:t at another pos1Uon to mate ... :o triangulation covenng the aJ"ea 1 m which Pyke was su11pected to be 'I' • bidtng out. J When the Sher.ll 1nd hlo d'epu· ties were all m positiOn they gradually bght.ened tbeir poe:ltiQna and waited They bad apotted a cat l.a wbi~ Pyke had been seen befort~ anOkncw where it was staked out. j .\ motoru;t wu flagged down aa The Metgs County Sbertffs De· he entered the trap area and 111'111 pa.rtmcnt was askt'd today to lM.> told il be ob3erved a certain ear gm a search ror a Mtddleport La.li to p8ll no heed but to advise a cab driver who hall been reported wa1tmg Deputy .at the otber end missmg 1nnce Sunday evening ' at of the roadw-ay_ , 5·30 P m The motllri8t who ~oti· 1 f1ed passed tbrouah tbe jult Mrs. Frank 'Murphy, UT2 Powell aa the car In Ctuestion wa~ lng St, Middleport, today a&ked a1a over the Waid Sayre mu. notio( the Sbenff in locating her bus- C1ed Deputy Howard Fral)l, wbo band who iJ a dnver for the B&B then, in tum, .radioed to headcab Co. quarter& to relay the message to otber ear• and the trap WIIIJ''!'•I. 'l;l.,,;ollltJal~ .IC~l!!",;~+ li!!'~.~ lal•· ., .. }I' 1ervu;:ur, fk'lnton• J. AJii•on, M ) IIrJitb CommJutnner: Nurse& md Nurse.s: Aides: }Jartba Grell! 'ean Enna, Pearl P-aulin, D~u8v lin,[Z. Bernil'e Ledlle, Jean Sm1th Isabelle Wehr11ng, Lelah Wuth "!rby, Blanche EasterdJ.y • Staff atdea. Members of X1 Gamma Mu Chapter or Bela Sig 11a Plu. Unloadin1 and reloading Uw 'truck w'ere Studentl vnder tbc dircct1on of. Aaron Zahl. CanteeQ wori:era were· Mr11 Garl Shieldo, Hilda Schmoll. Lena Hu~r. Edith Kautz, Florencr Hood, Neva Seyfril!d, Frances R('ibel and Katie Baer. Donations by local moerehant..!J were icc by Davts Ice &. Produce (Coptmued on Page Three) ' . room and then sawing through outside bars was back behind the walb of th e County Ja11 today under maximup~ aecurlty according to Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbacb. · William Pyke, 23, of Racine. origmally charged with driv· Rutland Man Bonnd To Jury On Two Counts mem·1 CARM'EL One of the lwo prisoners who escaped the Me!gs County Jail, on August I by k1ckmg out a steel partition in a wasb· I' r ', ' ,, Gerreral eOhin:il~eet were orpnifed. lot" 'tlie neW 'lear \¥ben lilt encutlve committee of llle ,fallil l'uebt 'l'q....,r Almei Iii th,e bonje of lllo• VqU !l!'iub to· ; ' ' at lhf be annolllle:Od fli~~i"-1 ~pt,..ber. ... ' �• • ·~ . ..... .... ... . ...... -. ~ . ·~ ···· · .. .. ....,. ""'"···--··~···~-·· ...... 'If• • ........ I I ' ' • ' From e B en ter, e r. - Beat r .....1 oe s the oft expre sed Oh d Sou· In the Na t the 1heep ar ames ' , 17, yetle, look the trophy n 1 r rts re lmala. d lfoonia, apent Ia • w his ill , Mill Lou ., ' I ... field �• \ . .'.•. .. ~ • • ·•Monterrey Kids Impressed Upon Ciunpanella Visit Yean aa:o the fatMn of the 1tidJ fr'om "aouth of the border" roared with dellgbt when Campanella IIUifed horneTS ror the Mon~rrey team In a Mexican teaaue . back in the days befQTe Campy joined the 'Brooklyn Dod gers and became one of tbe most famoWI ~i.tchers of all time. • Kyger Creek Is. New League Now In Regular su~.. ~~·~·nd~~k~~~ tr tliiT TAN"I"'Ll Jarvis Greeted 150 Gridders Rex Jarvis, PHS grid mentor before the arrival of C011ch· ex Clio in 1955, is having pleasant pre-O<bool drlllJ·u coach at Mt. Vernon, 0 . He w.. greeted ·ny M~mewliere 100 candidates for his varsity squad. Think ol wlnnowln& . tho best 40 from a group that biJ. Thla Ia Rex'a llrtt year all about head coach. thf kids knew Campy h'om the storie1 tbelr fathm told, and n-n looking forward to visiting him. Campy met them at the NYU· Bellevue Medical- Center whet'e he Is waging hi s battle tG overcn me the p aral ysis that hB..!I gorip· Pft'l mu~b of his btMiy dnce he <ufferPd a broJre.n ne-ck In an auto ~·~ it!ent list JAnuary. He waa wilting in a wheelchair. So Barton. Middleport's new line coach, had a chat with Rex recently when In Mt. Sterling ling checking out a coaching offer (Which he turned down), He Jim ~,;;;;, , 1 . Genial Jim Vennari flnda htm- ean'J caee baa all the •IM of a l-lelf In somewhat the same poet- real d()OZ¥. Tbe doctor Wile attttldtinn as Woody Hayes of Ohio State: ed MtJ. Duaan baa~ a tremendous record to protect ~~~ .,.... reported tq "-"• lUI $ who learned to (22 stral&ht win• -for J1m). But biked when tbe famUy rll9¥1d frolit in his Mexicmn there is a big difference. Woody Gloulttr to RutliDd 10 Dl:rhl1 Campanella. l!p(!-ak Spanish leaene dayt. talked wlth the bo'¥t. In their own lancuue. He asked them about all the homus they hit and be told pitcher ltector Torres he remembered play· ing ball with his hthel'- "He could have .made the major lea- 1110 i~ U>ujs .. .. . ijO $1 .4118 P~llade!Jibia . . . ~ .M .WI I Cin.c.innatl .. .,. fl ., .lf4 '"'' ' Clliea(lo .. .. .. ft et .1&2 11 ~ Plllt~la ¥.-Par- INI !NI moft ltlfUI• year ·I~' Ji,1t. In openlftl action l.a .t n&Pt In the Trl..Cotp~t)' Leque ,Blbn' Pumtturt, Ubert:r Reltlunhl and StcoM It .• arket laeh won two loot ono. Wtoolot and wo wen Vanadium, Hobum = p.., 1fl'..... baa Bob White. Dlck Scbafrafll , could"eter bitb tehool. · Dim Clark and other potential All· -AD)'bow, I thoroup inYtlllp- . Ia Jbo. Collnly IA.,uo ll!t Hot AmfrlcaM back. Jim hu just a tlon It ~iDI m-'Cla by til• ~ntt, ilodt; -U,Ied ~dlo IJIII Mul· few tried and true veterans re- backed ·by ttbool a~tllerltft~. tO l•n~• !!ohto won two, 10(1 . ..,., ....._ _ I New YCII'k .. .. · 7• ·67 Cht..,o.. .. . • . ~ l!f - .~ .m 1211o ..... " . 68 011 ,5)6' 13\!o a .m !oillo lllltlniqie ... • . t10 58 Ill .48f 171'1 Cleveland . . . . 58 68 .4'11 It K.,...o City . . . 11'1 511· .•_. :0 Wuhlqlon . . . U · tl .W 25 Detroit' .. .. .. .' - -~~"".,._ •·c s.(N> ~--~··,;~~ IN! '~lfttiolj dad11 were-but for a dlfftTent nuon. DU QUOIN, Ill. UPI-An ••· of the nathtn'• tNfttn WI"* IChe· •ul~ te be enhrH toct.y far tha ,...,.... ,,.... .. n .., ,..,..fl-01. cl..slc "'•rnWettnJan. Lambert, Keating·Get lnvotations Wbere 11te1're Ooina: Milton Lambtrt ex • Panther 1reat, IIIJt week received his "contract'~ tilned and se.aled for tile Autumn l11d w.ra wtth the Unlvet'llt}' of WIBContin •B adger varalty. Limbert, a top stud!'nt hete and in Lanalllf, too, hu the tull Bil Ten ride. Ed Keaunr. Nelsonville's fine back of two yeart aeo. received bl •. lnritatlon to report to Coach Johnll)' Pont of MJt.mi Univer.tlt;t at Oxford, Ohio. Keatlne, a btl~ ~n high school, It abootin• ror a guard bertb. He, too, Ia 1 11ophQ. more. Montmi' 4Tor:OiiiO . BroW!JS Stage Last Workout : At Hiram Field 0 I RcMtw.ter 2 lutM. 1 Rlchmoild 4 Miami 1 Hov...-·t Colllll!lM 2 .e' I' t • .,., ',7 "014wit .I,, 2tW !'ftolio t Wldlljo I last workout at Hiram , ollege ~·· !foot .2 Mljiootolollo 0 · . betQI'e leavlnJ for Wett elhlbitJon Junket. I 87-year..()id aoouthpaw promptly eliminated all question when he went out a~ held th~ Stir N~w ffiwns ·· Minneapolis In bootier " Jtr:• artd ,_,.:.. Tom . ;;;;;s;;;";;;"'-.:u.:"o.i•.;;·~";;;';;'·.;l~c;;h;;_;d'c~.....,;;;::~·===---~--. Blueprin,t ·For Sec'urity I - ~u:.~":l::~.:e;· fam~ly. · Toledo, .1 llet they en c-~11 l.n aae of lei'· SOul ~~leal trouble. A small booklet to kew tr.ck ~uto exptOHa a ad u 1 r emindel' tor lrdte jobJ. oil and oil IIIler ebnJea, new pointa and tpark piU:,. il a very u.efUI addittu te ·lll1 drtftr'a ki.l WODlf:D may want to b8ve a IID8,11 make-up kit wltb powder, Up.tiU. comb and DWCIJ'J. Placed in f! aall box. theN itemt will be at fi~ tip reach and can DtVcr ~- over tht: the J)ove · PimDtet JOlnlil on vacation· with eldldrtn 111_. want to fit a deck oC ea:nll, a pc~eket •nd checker .et qr: ~ portable &•me• into tlte!r dtiYina: kit. U't ·11GN 'fun to drive wht>n you Wl . .....b Into coll(idenUy lbe of .. I our Homeowner's Policy. All the coverages you need : Theft and PersonGII Liability - in the right amounts - in one policy. Our r:~h~num­ ber is 336-X. c•e., &love eomp,fltment f. auntbnet" Fire. Extended Coverages, DAVIS-WARNER .. . DALE C. WARNEll I,OUNZO DAVIi w. ltl 8etoad Street Without to~nterlnJ what teemJ Pomeroy, Ohio like .ibt t.Qeet tt the kitchen sink. :~~~~~~,.,~~~~~~,.,~~~~~~~,.,,....1 wunanu ;:,.:;_· are vlaltlng }Jr. I Mr-. Harry Johnson. Mrs.· Raymond Walburn, Mid- dleport, ""visited Mr. and Jfn. H. c . ·certwrlght Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F.lmer ViltlMeter 11nd t-am!ly vi.slted Mr. and Mt'll. Bob Greer at Pt. PleHa,nt Sun- .. day. . ' . Depart- , .Mr. and Mrs. Don Qulsen'?el'I'Y -a and-famllY, Athens, Mtl. Clarence l~l'rted ln . MJ,Son . ward. Cotumbu• vi.sittd M'r. end . the cur- Mrs .. eaear Henry dutinl the pa•· bUlls and we--'- of ase MA '1'4 LAiiOINij, II. I. U'l- ltllllllo J!orfld(• 'I ·- w'~uo x;.:-1111)' . . .- Mrs. Betty ealt, M•ry, · Linda. Jacki.,, and John, ~ · MaHt~ Cartwright and ~Jine, ¥rs~ :Kane '8as!l and Kennle • ehopt)lna iu pt,. :NeaiPDt Monday. · ' • " . , four member• of_tlte that up1et the Detroit Uona .... In PC Grid Loop Olanta to flv!! hits In a 6-1 victory that ffnt~hed MUwaukee'• first· BERKELEY, CJI!f UPl-Geor1e place mar11n to eiJht gamea over Olckenon, rec11ntly appointed San FrancliCo. head football coach It UCLA, It wna Spahn'a 17th victory of app&Tently was dtep In the dOJ the season and the Braves made ho!olte today for publlelr alrln1 n bit job eaay by knocklni ou' Mike j"family aqUibble" 'with Callfm-. McCormick with a five-run burst nla over alle1ed reerultlnlil abu .. In the second lnninl Six hits, an es. error and 11 ltlt bataman did the California eoa('b Pete· Elliott damase. anKTHy blatted Olckereon f« •I· IUilATII ALSO LOll leaedly betraylna a trust by bat• Loa Angelia defeated Cincinnati, inJ aeeuuti0!\.1 o[ lllatll ~lto ,.2, •':'d St. Louis beat third-place Ina of UCLA~ed football Plttlburah, T·l, In the other Na- wntpccta bY 1 Cal alumni ·Elliott waa ))artleulatly tltflal IAI1ue•••mea ~ebeduledf Ba1Um6te- topped. Chlcaeo, 8-ll, of Dickerson for publicly and Wa1hlnston nl))ped CleveJand, Ina Herman Wtlntr, lW, the two American LP.aeue the "Southern Se-ara" ern Oalltornla aamea played. The ~od~er!' victor)' o~er the ttori, for uatnc th'e Redh!IJII wat e~~entliiiUy • . two-man late Bru.Jn coach, job b)l south!Nw lohw Pod~s •• opportunity 1nd oulflelder Carli'\IHilo. Podtfl• Junlot t6lleJ6 tnnllfer rn , tootbot,. ... Pb~ms Wt.ltt.m~. and rld!ne fu!!o~ Brown sent the Ill~~:''~,~~~ Its pa~ei• ,n_,repar· ..._ r~t~:t1 ..,..,.m et ~tr4Mtc Lot .A.naele~ llama Cjtv ~. . Ito' ...rod lhrtjo lb• Browne' ' third wctol-1tl 'Mel fli'lftht4 lri tht yielder • tWO•run bonier Pet'e II'OfiOY in,"" o!h"• moonlt. · of tho ye$t. · Whhenant In the flrat ·tnnfne blJ.t. arinOunced blanked Cincinnati thereafter to "'!!back gain his 12th victory. Harvey Had· been releated. dix was the loter. ... ·· cui& the IMJ~d to who ~ailed 101 Q.lake ~--::::--a flanker, 1a14 he may llo,Huml?~ ~mbUna ,A t•• · ·i:r. 'in' ' Mfi'. ,Fiotd Gibbs •nd ' AMill~&ll /II$!CIA'TION ~.Ut.Vlllt. 1 CliO<~'- lot ctoo- 5 "-'IIYIIIO 1, 2nd liiiiAM, 0. t!P! - Th~ feteve· land llrq1!Jll' Q.man .squo~ beld ·14iJii· .'•'· establlah llrmlr boJOiul oil mall! 1'hllt 'Cha'lllajl'a Mar~ Ill • tlfe buoh plio drlviDJ lild'l qo, Jt,oo1 and 1la<I!IO II«- Jl!allon tllk•!lti ''(Iii) FUrthermore, Vennarl stands The rule: A bl.Jh achool football each woo one, lost two """111 City at N"'! Y""' IN) RtnJO Menehinl i1 pretldeat of Ottrotnl the poalblllty of IoBin& hia real player in Ohio cannot be if be· 1111 " Jl.IH." bread and butter bark, Dar.e11 Du· tore Auauat 1 ot tbe ftir he ih·. tllo cu, BoWUn1 AIIO<Iat\Oju atoh· CttWtln41 at ibltf..,.f (Nl 'I'M kids le ft quietly when the gan, on the OYer-ale obatacle. Du- tends to play. ud Da~1 II ,....,., of 11!t Pom· Ml_. I A - ·- I h visit WliS over. they were twt '"'' lowliDI C0mP&ll1'· au lmpreued by Cimpy at their INT.I~NATIONI<L. ~IAGUI turniDJ. ' . . W""lr li' , '-.,:~ !'tM! o_ ........ ~- ' ....._.bAIIDri Dall( Sentlnel, Pomeroy-.U.S.Ue...... ....... ' - - - - . _ T•1lfti10M' YOW'brinr u r lttub INitOLLS AT OSU .... ••t..o -·-~m-t .. , .... ol JOUr d<*'!l , U..handle c:lotl'l If~II help. - 110« ~ ln lha ,llarton Campbell, •on of llr•. Ohio HifUr7 '!Wit ~ , ro'merof autornobU. can be a miniature n r- You 'lt'On't have to •tep out of the JiOD oC Fibber llcGw'1 doaet f1f eat Hl buay biJbway. The lma Campbelt left Sunday, Hiab SrhooJ •nd. •u tpeql th~ a wt ii.JLept travtllilla cbnt of u ~~~eTldJ ~ ll:lt can bt modifled Aua. 24th for Columbu•. 0 ., .urPm ~ OIUct "aba~ fui driYinJ aJdt:. or .n..nded 1.o lllit • here he h~J enro:led as a t'rHh sltr whert ,be ~ ior -.. 1 -6~ Ji"lwtrat.ed or lack <tr •ant a.':i'li lf"';';;";;;;;';;;';;;o;;;h; ;•; ;• thi! rleht U~nl when you IW!fd It tool kif: r9JilatniQI. an JntertllantemDtt It ellmhlllmi b)" puttlnl to- able ~drlve-r and wrenth tel. 1ether a kit txxdy •ailed for BUiinelmten or Nleamen who do your convenience ln the driver"t a treat deal of erot«<Unlry driv· teat. " lnJ wUI nnl to bJYe .tate 11UitJ bulc &love compartment cov-'•• their territ-, •• ...,u ,, kitYour lho&lbJ inellide: .., ..... _ ""' A lar&e fl.uh~. with fretb PlOI'8 detailed IIUIVI of larJc ritiet Wrap up all of the many insurance needs bJtteri.. and 1 IJPJN, liiJnlaiure, thq fttit. Driven wbo lt~.i: mo.t· one-ceU fl.uhtiJ]IU burR out too lJ 1.0 tfwl dty should have a delJIII u11 d map pltu a lilt of reliable gar· you hove as o homeowner in one policy- ond AMI~IC~ W-L"Miia LPot. addlllqn wm·• ... ICJier Jo~mootL obout ,_ lnebet ., onHnd .... half teet ..... (11od .. the " " -· y an don't proYide ehOUJh Qtegroy_.'Mn. Lapftpe Uwla, c light.) Mn." Ca,ll . Mable Johnson, · ~ld A map cue. ()JiiPt . lhould not Varian, Alma Jobil.son and Ain. be behind tun vtron. a• Jenie Cartwrlgbt. Eula Ste'art, theyshewed fall out too eaaUy, 10a1etlme• otevia Yaqne. Patty .Joh~n . eaualna auldenb.) Patty Al1e111Wo:rth. Alva Neytell. A Jql&ll box <':ODtainlnlfint al.d CheoJ>Ire, · Mn. Katie !tew•rt, materlala. . Joli¥1•~~ . Chrlotl ~1. ..A leathei- or plaatic folder that _ ,. Mra. Mvrt.. LUlie boldl peDdl and' pj:d of paper. Joinl!; .. Wet! . CQI.I•~to, ~rty Suna:laues and c:alt. kdth ·ond 1!. 11. Harll)on of ._..,11· Sb.ip of white or yeUow cloth .YUle,' !~~!:J.. Joe Chapman, .'Rut· Mr Mra... Bob Sprouae and ' lan4, .....,.-, &11<1 Terri' J!enry, ~~ter, J:ut Liverpool. villte4 'l'hoae ~tndint citt-s Wete· Hn. li:Jry ·Pic'ke-ns, M~ 'Jtwle ~ltb , Mr. ud Mrt. w. ,H. Foa lalf. weet . Mr. and Mrt. Art Cole and llro. G9)dle Btak~. !ln. ~ ,V·anMeter, MJ:a. Wllfna Blate .._nd dauebten of TOledO visited Mr. l)orothy, Mrs. Mlldjed RileY,,,,. and Mrs. Harry J~hnaon last -~ \tenie Blatt. ..Mn, · Cl.aJlnce week. Mr. and Mn. Louie Petert ()C DgWp1 •• .J)elo:rei Kllllnjsw~JJ, 'Mrt. Edith FOx and Jon. Qu'I'!R· M:tddlepo.rt visited Mr. .and Mr.a. ~-· "..... B<nton Bltke recently. . ~· ~. Mr. aod lift, ~b Carson visit' ed Mr. and Mn. Artley BHIII:e.. reO'pl ·1\'e.l\ey, Wddte?ort -was the $und~)' cuest o[ Ann •nd cently. """"rwli ..0.'It:Clt4aio LooiiO !Ill Ml~ll by lfrt. Almo ·and- ..... ~;-, t.. St. 4VIt 7 ,~ '· (Ill wa MPMl In play· RtllMhmtiiU .... f!t • late IKu• to Mn. Flortlllll Youna .4111 12 (Ill Jiil 'tflrii'.oth- VennoriHasHayes Trouble,SortOI a t,.oa AftleiOo .. . 110 hqttette~. Tile e Y~nlng _Ina · ra mea wtth pr~a ~i n g ,._,...rdtd to Alma 1ohntqn, Ietty Call, Mrt. Don Newell. Lj!ona wamate7. 'Mit door prize 1\'iJ. won So~ ......,... . .... -~ • ~ .lla& • ':'':t:.' CjnctnniH ::t' ~- Chuck Stanley, Pomeroy 111.tlw; ' and llr:t. Nancy Vu Meter •• eo· W L Pot. Ill lltlwalllee . . . . 'IS II .lilt · Pltiii>Urlb .. .. • Driven' Seat IHOWIII HILO A mJtetU.MO\I.I tbowtr wu Civao )n bono.r ot Mr. atld Mrs. Donnie Newell laM .Ffidat' evenlna: at the home Of ")lrt. ~a r Henry Wllh )frt . Belva Roush ' • • · CLIFIDN UttltH .''~ ln...,..ienll NATIONAL LIAGUI • • oody STANDINGS Los ,.,.... ·4 Clnoh!MII MlhfiU=. ~ J, found Be• ju IOGd IPh'lll 11 waa hil auillant. Jarvi• er IMbta.nta. .' .·'• , Strikes, Spares (Splits ·.Toe) Tallied SPORTS DESK NEW YORK UPI- BasebaU' s Little I.eque champions frDm Montel'N!y, •\ fexico, aren't Uke ly to for1et their vi.r.it with one of Monten'ty's all-time sports hero~ Campanella. •' ,.. o , Aug. 26, 1aM1 •r .. ' ' ~ . ~ I • ' "• 19$6. (31tEVY: • 8 Cyl: . 4 DR'. '$.ed. A ReC!f Wide Open Ra~ In 118rnbeltoni!ili 1957_FO. ~D: Foi rlorie. 4 DR. . 8 'Whfte Tire$, Rod[o, DU . Hi• (n o~;pue Jhe ~r.· m141 , ' ' {.1 -~·'looJf ' . . Snorp ' .: 1957 300 ' . 09111mltted to UCLA. • RJeeToPush Welcome Mat Out • " .. - ~· ' . ,. ·. ., '' ' ."· .; l �" D D TAD 3 UP P OR U R t; •...,. I AT C...Op AIII0<1111 R Ul'll: 8. A.M. h't l Dail Ex pt Su - -- Mliln I P 1·3 room • rna. rtnnmt aho Ct~U z .!ll ep· 3 8 '7 28 th· FIVE R 7 1 t·o u, pnlsl ent or has asked tbe followlnte cha s. Pete . 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