http://66.213.69.5/files/original/03fa3ae8f75b6a2edc11ce6b17ae3b2a.pdf ff557147cce10d64bbd5274879baa3da PDF Text Text • .. ·--- The Meig Tempi Staf, 0 fice Attend Din Dail~ S ntinel .. . ----- ............. ' " ,. ' ' • .. ' • I ·' " t Lu ,. By e Hawldu Rlee o o o o ••••• 0 ••• I o o o ' • o o • ' ' • ••••••••• . - --·---- - a • ' ' - ·OHIO en,na a and I 0 ' ' ' THEM ST nt yo wo •' b y tho yu ,, gt 0 y UI n't lo10 , , , w ilt taking 1110tlonol ono· all I A SE1LO so S,E :ER D y ITI I . AL N·T ST.ANT .THIS DOES OT ' .~ '. �' • • • ' I 'flll":vA,ufhe~on Wedding Vows Are Exchanged Xr. and Mrs. Evan Will are an · nouaeinl the marriage of the~r daqhter. Puline , to Jam e1 Autherson, IOD J)( Vr. 'nd ll.rs. Cui Authertbft of Long Botto\n. Vows of the ('t'rernony wer<' nad by the Rev. Waldo J, S.r- tPis at Ute JW'!()nt.~ Sul'day, Aug . 17 at 3 o'c1ock. 'Thf' coup!~ art' nu1klng their home at t408 W. Main St., Pomeroy. TUPP&R.S PLAIN IV EVELYN iRJCKLES Enroute to their home in St. Petersburg, Fla., from a vacation ln the East, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tboniu JtoppPd far .a visit Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. The Thomas and Rowan~ were njighbora when they lived in Flonda Mr. and Mn. Gerald Violet spent a couple of daye. at Marlon with thPir sisler-in·l•w Mrs. Ray· mood Violet. Rev. and Mrs. Paul HOok and sons of Columbus have tieen ar;rtigned to the EUB Charge here. Rev. Brankomb will go to Murray City. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spe,n cer ·>f were Sunc!ly ruert.s of hll Jllter, Mr. and Mn WayM BrickleI. Kia Maine Fitzwater of Columbo• Wubiftlion, D. C., is spending 'il (eW days t&e ~\Jest or Mr. and Mr.S. Robert Martin and daughter . Myron McKenzie of Columbu s md Mr. end Krs. Allen McKentie apd ram:ily of. Calit(fffln were p~sh Si'turday Of Mr. alld Ntn Fon Halsey and mother. .tohn A.rbau1b hu bougllt hi'> F~~nenl Jlonu1 here, back from the WJ'Itte bo)'l ol f'ool villc Martin Dor.!llt, Sumner ~ who h, Daily Sentinel Daybook REUNION SUNDAY The Fell family reunion will be held Sunday at Bailey's Lake A potluck! rlir:ner will be served at noon. HOLZ!I MOIPITAL Admitt@d , Aug . 25 · M~ . Narl Willltm Side~s. Gallipolis! Mrs . Ja:ntes 'W. Argabright, Wellston; Wm: Roy co.:St, Gallipolfa\ Rtbectl Ann Longstaff, Pt . P'l., M'r.s Frank Waugh, Jackson; Mrs. Gilberl M. Craig, Gi'Hipolis; , Mn Ottie T. Roach , Letart: W Earl Shanll;, Letart Falls, Mrs. Ethel Snoa-tten. Rutland; Mra. Edith . Methodists Take Softball Title In Pt. Pleasanat . Dally SentilUII, Pomeroy-Mlddlewrt, 0 ., Aug. 27, l&GB-3 ~QmHIJg Hoffman, Gallipons Ferry; llftet snn . Josl"ph, Aug. 23. Lhe Artn)' and 02. harl, Gallipolis; Mrrt. EdWin·· t . King, Letart; Mrs. Lucinda .SU.'.lll\ Bradley, Wellston; Mrs. George B. Ca8to, · Heridersctn; Mrs: Roy R. Kincaid, P1 . Pl. ; Mi&s Anna" E. Simmerman, Gallipolis; Mrs: Wm Christian, Jackson; Mn. -Oeo. W. Spurlock, ~ackron; M-rs. Loilie E Pooe, GaUipoM; Mrs. Horri~r E. Whittington, Pt. Pl. Birth• Au a:. 25 Mr. and Mt'l Jam.es W. Ar.g~briJbt, Wellaton, .a son; Mr. and .Mtll. Pelfl W.m. Siders, Gallipolis, a daughter; Mr . .and Mrs. ·wm. Chrirtlan, Jack J&n, a son. Dbehlrged J\,.UJ. :cit: Mrs. Wm Napper, Mrs. Daniel R. West, Mn. G.- M. .Miller, Mn. Richard ASh, lftt. Juae M. Htve}y, Mrt. .liiilife, Rife, .M:rl !1. L. )(ri. 1. K.''Braley, Mrs. Ida ~·ton, Jlur- r CELINA. o. UPI-Jeaae 33. tranalent crop Gomez pleUr, wu lllot to death 'N.eaday DIJ,ht In an :nument wtt:b •notlaer wotkll', JppiJ'entJy ovel" tomato crop boo- m<~ney.torA a\Mewidc aouDde4 Artemlo alert,ct!:"~'='• ~ whom wllDeues llid 1hot nut ToLEDO, o. UPl-A woman aued tbe paai.Or and elgbt mrmbers of The Cburcb ot God !• Chrlot hero for for dfrna&«~~ cauaed wh~n they ~tlleJ­ edly ejf:ded her from 1 ~11urch IQ'Yice. )lll..u Corine Walker claimed Ia a tuJt ln court of co-mmOD ileu that the Rev. Curlia ~maa MYere"l)l erittclzed her !tOm 1be pulpit. RJ.sins: to defend ~tnelr, was Jl'lbbetl by Jn- was overseas Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. has returne~ to the St"''es and w:.1s Joseph White Sr., MinersviHe, talling on M.r. and Mrs. Wayne who were obsen.in.g their 25th Brickles Monday ~vening. W<,dding anniversary on Saturday Mr. and Mn. Earl Barr anfi and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand granddaughter Rose MArie Dl:'r Meier, Moorehead, Minn . Mr . and mott of Los Angeles; Calif., and Mrs. Matl Hendricks Sr., Racine, their son-in-law Wallis Rand and are great grandparents. son of Constantine, Mich., were WOLFE REUNION guestll fhllisday of Mr. and M.rs. The Ni.nth Annu~l Wolfe ReWayne Brlckles. unwn ~-ill be beJ.d Sunday. . Aug. Mrs. William Chapm.an spent 81 at lhe Union Camp Grounds, the past week with het da~ht.er , ba('k ll"f New Haven, W. Va. / ~r. and Mrs. Duane Beaver and family of New Matamoris, 0 PLAN BELLING \ Mrs. Patty Flood of Columbus There wlll be a belllng and Is ~pending a week here with Mn Jhower for Mr. and Mn. John Myrtle Frost. Watson this Saturday ~n.inr. Mr . .and Mrs. Howard Wilson of August 30th at .a:OO o'clock .at ray· (l. RoY.· Athena and Mfl. Iva Wilson of the Hemlbek GrDve Grange Han. Dto•d Useci-Two Piob. Delaware spent the weekend with Mrs. Effie Watson. Mi.tses Norma snd Joaephine Ritchie ol Keno and Mr. and Mrs. Urn!'! tllie tictet office · clo.ed Tbuttday kemainln1 Uckli!la will be on Nle the remainder o! tl\e week. tHE NEWS OF OHIO NEW ARRIVAL Sui.' Pratt, We-llston; M~. · .f8c:Ob ~lr and Mrs . Joseph White Jr. W. Lee,, Racine; Larry E. Soliln or Moorehead, Minnesota, are an- noun<'ing the birth of a 7 lb. 6 wtJ only about 3,600 b)' the ~, $50,08J In the ltomacb with a .40 e.~Uber automatic during a ·heated araument in tbe villaae of Chattanooga, northwest of here. Director ~~ NdbJ.e Cjulrlea belleYea the dep_rtmeat hit lta aoal by the end of 1Pib& To dat~e the department let more t.ban 217 million toUara in· contr.eta durini 1958. ror •ll ol 10$1 and up to ttt;e piWent. . Ohio baa spent ar~ 1&0? mlUion doJiara for roads. Witt h._ ' •''' . NORTH ADAMI. M..s. Pep, 12t, MlcldlefOtlrn, · Conn•• out,olnt.cl AI Duarte, 117, Nod ....,....., ...... 10. Will~ NEW ORLi:AIII, UP~•... a.nton. 160, Phlt . . lphla, out• ,.lntecl ct.arl.r J._..., 160, ,... OriiNIIt, 10. ~R&NCH SEIZE PUOITIVI , ALGIERS UPI - Andre R.uiz, the' first comfootball acbedule c~ief of the outlawed Alprian was seized tn ltl biator)' bY. the welk'a end. communist supplY lot football ticltell for a. police · aale, imlll tO "sb'tt wlth, French . c,, - · UPI--(W)lo State .: w_~,~e~? ·wJEH •·•· 1h• old 111111'11 o! M8 6otl "'" tblt m"onth. lACK TO $CIIOOl Willi I SHAEFFEU "SKRIPTSERT" Fountlan P111 1 USE NO INK thE:' and of SUU.e JUST CABTBliiGES ' e NO DIP e NO DRIP e NO MESS $2.95eo. Pesca· , John Foster Dulles last week in a letter to ' congre,:sman. Dulles warned Retl China 1t might be bazardoua tt embark on a campaign to talu Quemoy and other oUsbore island~ IUCb Ill M:at.8U. . on other l.nternaUonal toplca the President said: MRS. WILLIAM JORDAN .Mr. and Mn. Arnold Cuey of Apple G~ve, W. Va., _are annount>irtl the ,.,arriaae or their daughter, Una faye Gearhart to A-2c W.illiam c. Jorda .. , ton of Mr. and Mn. William Jordan of Long -He sees no reuon to sa)l the United State• would-have to •trike the tint blow to win any all-out nuclear war. But )le quickly added that the United States must. al· way• be on the alert. ~en Elsenho~r said tt would be a11ly to aa~ tbe United State• could be defeated In an allout nuclear wa: beeawre the Unlted Stales ts 10 atrori.J in tet.lliatory power that any Dation foollsh enough to start web a war would be destroyed. Bottom. The doub:e ring '· On ' y.., ..... _ .... ,.,. JIIQ lt. MI ........ STI RES LER OUR . . ' Sweaters . For High . kh~l•n and •• BRINGS YOU ·tHE lATEST · _, . '. ' ~fiGS COUNTY Jewelry Mrs. Jor.tla!l l1 a &tnduate of Pomeroy Hi&PI School and 1a em- ()AN The Dhsl I. H. SANIOIIN ployed at Stark'• l'baJmaeY. Mr. Jordan attended Chester scboolt and It stationed with the USAF at Weltcwer Air FGrt.e Bate in SpringfM!Jd, lt&sl. AtteqdinJ t~ wedding from Pomeror were ·Mrs. ArnGld Cuey, Mre. Allen Ball 1nd daugh~r. Rita. · eeRmony took pine AuJ. 11 at Cblllicat.he, 0., with the Rev- ·B ater Bl1hop, Officiating. .pwz,fo~- , RADJQ STAnOH ·• t_.;;. ;et by Grtd: Br~ nrUer Locat~n of the IOdal evenl wUJ be at the Post's Le1ion Grove about one mile JOUth of Wilkes- ~ viiJe at the Meiis county lin(' An annuaL event since WorlC: Secreta!')' 't ' -.tao He said the be~t Jtatement about the offshore island• wae made by FlQHT Rl!St!LTS ' ' mile burd)p COU1'II: ~ben he won tbe LOftiiT Niaht Hurdle Halldleap Ia J:ft dores. · COLUMBUS Ul:'I-OhlG has pass- 1rt 1 The unuaL Sean Dinner and ftomeeomlnJ aponaored by the WUke1vllle .Ameriean LeliOD, where good r~owlhip and literally big pot after bia: pot of Ma~ll are consumed, will be held thu year on September 6. defend Formosa lli!lln<IY UPJ..-IIy LUt IJ'Uk reeord for (ContlnuN From Pav- pt.) •IP· ~ the ~alfway mark of ltl anti· etP&~d. jOG mUlioD; d.ollan worth 'of-·, rG.a·:;eoutrucdan thi.J ~ear, . UTI~·~ MB.ATOOA lll'm!i ·11- Y. : Eisenhower ahe·- ptui Bean Dinner To . . Be Held Sept. 6 Near Wilkesville Wll' n. the Bean Dlnner u~tua11y attracts between three and foul thousand people. dted1oburehs;9flr• and draaed .ftOm ' the churCh, M.iu Walker Ki!J'!o· Rathburn.:_ Cot Nuptial August 30 '. ' Gallege ~ • ~ NEWS ., AT _ ,.......,. 1.21 ' ..... 12:10 P.M. I I I, I I ; ' I I I I. if'~; Bennett, Mrt. Claf· ,.,~,.;,, ·~;;;;;;;;;, and Thom11 Roa·sh IJi"e ~en It SJta.ron. o.. th• Pas£ week attandlnJ' a . ·.• .. EX(1R'(t:"SUHblV. ·' . D~E·SS_$. 1111~ Mn. John Hol'rbOn ftH: " · ~~ew Shirley T~rnple ' MliJlous . ' ond cnne l!rWI~ I' d11~g~tor Cllnetlo ol SOulbJlde cou.,. or 'Ha ...i HNh,.. tnclude aU cb~Jea. avprovaL .. 'URING tHE e EVERY OA'I ' · PIIONE 111 up to"'lu100 oubleot to IUS .' •nd Mrl. Elm,er tzi E, MaiD S. -~r~t=ALL : ·~i;'\V'f.~T·lt ..... « ... -~.-1 ..... ~ - . Oi;J~T"hNOI NG" Sif¥;LE~ :,f!l'j!D FAI3Rfcs'1• '1\LC w..SH~t,E \)\! . ~;I,:; 'AND ''GUARANTEE[) . .· -~,;nH'A.TION.AIILLY 7iA.:iV.Rli'ISID ,iJl':-;.;1:'··,·. i , F~R~~~.,$1q4~.1'fl·~. ••*•s · ·~;s .~~ to • f , ..~ :1, '! , ,,, _ I ( it ..Js~·.· d' ., ' . ' I _'BOYS! . ~~ · !stet Now at T.h• ,ShiMI Box .for ' Is . ,. '. '•., ' ' . FREE BIKE · · ... .. •• '• ,.I • • NO. PUIICHASII IIEQUli\I!:D . CIWCIY' $ciJt. ~ug. YE~ g,v.n To ~· ao .. -It's obiolutely FltU to some .luc·, ky foy or . Girl ... You m~y . be "'• ;~ Wi11'11er-. . . NOW! > '• �• • Sayre Has 14 Experieneed Hands Preparing.For 14-D!JII Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug~7, 1958 Columbus IJM!nt thl!! •te-ktDd 't'lth Mtu Donna leiD II.1IJdGN . , Mr. and Mra. lJomer Jatcaud. • 1 Su.odty dinhtr ~ of tou.. Mr. and Hrt. SoLon Butchn of Mary Allte N~•• at Plant1. Cleveland spent the weekend with lira. Clara Rou1h tpent Surld4)r her mother, Mn. Ida Howell. lJr. Chester Mitehell and child- with Mr. and 1Cr1. Jake Gaul at drof'n ar• spandiD.C NtVPn.t ct:.11' tbel• new ht~-me qn Balhan Road with hl1 )(J'I,. JftiU 11oriJt Inc} h2lped ~eLebrate tbelr 21th" 4nd M'n. Helea Younce. emoat.t weddl~ll annlve:rtt~t)'. to their home m .!\Winfiil, t3.11 . lit. and Mn. Carol H.ayro . . Mr. aDd Mrt. Diet Beetle and vaqUonl.na: in tbe Southern lltate&. daughter JlarJ- Lou,, of Akroa. are visiting hi1 father, Mr. GI.IY BeeMonday evenlnJ' dinner a:ueat• gle 11nd other relatlve1. of Mr. and Mn. Robert Bee&)f: Rev . 1tnd iodn. Arthur McCiuley were Mr. and Mn. Dick ~e ,.pent Monda)' aflel'n.OOD in Park· and daqhter, Mr. Guy Beeg&, and enbur11. lLQQ, .t--.m, 4lld l4iH Vera Beqle. ·Syracuse. Rac1ne Beat Athens; 8-4 ~~~~a . :~~~::~.K~~:=:J:~;;:: = -~-~"":i.. ':.:! AII.Ster little L•••u• to • Mohitter for four lnnlnes cu• lnvltatienal toumament, ~ JoKnson pitched t"fifth •nd tlxttl int~l,.._ allow. I"- four hit• •nd four runs.. Tilt< \-i,•tlll"\' pllh s -R In tile final.'i 'l' : __j _r D~ aiainst either Mid· dleporl or Shade VBlley who play tomor..ow ni.ght at 5:30 p. m. 1-l. S-R boomed IM.TOIS aix runs in the third inning lo sew up last evening's contest Billy Ours led off with a double, Howard John· IW)n si.tu~led, Wickline popped out, Winei..lrenner was safe on a fielder's choice and Oun wu cauaht 41 home. Wilh two out Ted Bailey singled John•on home, Price got on via a fielder's choice and all were sa(e liS Winebrenner scored. .fritz Sisson was walked by Gibson the '"'" ball thrower from Ath· e1~s. and Gary Jenkina slniled two n.~ns home. He srored, too, aa the ba ll slopped around the infield on OV t>rthrows. In the fourth Johnson sin11led with two out and scored on an error. In the sixth Ours led off with 1 single and Wicii:Uue 's single scor· ed him. For Athena in th~ fifth Bailey li&&• JiD&fect Ullcbeny ~-ina:led, fm.lth slnaled, •mt thrPe ruM acor· Kl bllped by 1 flelder'a choice lthd an error. In the lixth Biggs 6.it /1 180 foot homer, betng pre· .....~ witb • bueb<ll bat II • NATIGIW-i•~ou,':,_ MUw~- .. . , 76 51 -~ P~:.tt••W1h . . ij6 J'rtnc.laco . 66 H T Ea I r·tl c· h. ea_ m o r y 1 e Int mg T Un,le.d ,,.... tltfemlltlontl H :::=:.:-~:7..':."'s~ BurdetteJadin":0 Hot Braves ST . 'A-lVnJNGS IIJ:1U Gil Unl ... 11r.- 51 .!t28 8 their 4ot AnJelu ... 80 63 .488 l3 killer St. Lo!u.il . .. ~ . Philadelpbla .. Cincinnati .. ... Cb!cqo . . . . . . 80 64 lngs Tht- .4.1M 13~ much hotter MllwaUee team to- 51 tM -47l 115 59 67 .468 Ul\1 57 70 .-U9 18 fYI'*Y'• IHUit'l ,.._..~ 7 iM PrtMIICO I ~11441lPhl• 10. Chlup J "''tti&Mfl"'!h 1 St. Leuls 3 (N) ward the World Serle• · The "matte ltUmber'' 'tor a Yan· kl;:l@l flll,f<'llocking Ln tJIIe A;merican LeQtte YU do"D to ju!lt 17 toda)' NaUlt oJ Bob TUrll)''s a- 2 over ICal)lll City .()ll Tuelday--Jfl.eanint thll any eombination of ·Yankee q 1 llljd White So~ lOsses addiag to 1'7 will do die trick, po,Uibly 1n about two ~ks The Brava ha~e 1 ma-n ma-de.t number of t2 to shoot at u 1 A· IUlt of Burdette's '7·3 vH:tory over 1 · 1 San Francisco an¢ prob._b y wi 1 haV-e to wal& 1 litUe lonaer to uncork the rhampaane. But ther~t's no doubt whl•b Is tbe hotlor now. YQu eu ae;e . tn:U:.. C:IMinMtt f I.• Aftll'" 4 CN) 1'1Hir18y'1 Mllwaub!e It lttli PI'HII:liH AMIMCAN LIAGUA W L ret. Ga New Yorlr . . . . 79 67 .82'7 C.blca•o . . ... - 61 58 .628 12.1,\ "D"'*'"'n 83 59 .818 14 .__w · · ~ltimore . . . . 61 82 .... 16'4 n....tr·•t an '!'It ....... 18 l.'f'> ~ ••• •• • ._ ._.. C)evtlaod . . . . . . :KIL, 61 20 ti.. City· "1 460 .,1 .,.... , · · · ••• 12 •• ·•t• :!8 • W b'-~•q lill lA•M# • • • .,.. ... • -·"·~·, •-"'• -wabJ•·•, -.... v-~o. t Ko'- · '"" • (N) 'f• ~~~~""' -. ~-,..,. 1 c~~-l'll;l'• Jla.Vt M!_J:I. -h" 5 w hi-~ IJrl) "' \o.st ia in the month :1 C lc1go et IIMtOn •• .•to pace compared to blazDetroit 'N} · fpd · rain '-' Thu"'-v Ina BraYes' peNenta:ae 0{ .690 -on Nil ,...... Khech.IIN 20 wins and nine lo888s. Y_.• FNr Him And Bur-dette. the man the Vankeea fear moat after biB three wlnl DVIIr them in l&st J;81l''l Se· ries, ia the guy shovelinJ on the o.mn .w " -• _.. .....-r• e -.:1,: (-. '2 ~roit SPORTS HEADQUARTERS FOR MACGREGOR FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT fOOtBAll$ From ••-•~ SHOES Prom ...ts iiCKING TEES u.oo ! HELMETS From •us PIUI Plda llld Aeeenorlea THE SPORTS CINTER or rA~IRf RILIAII tAC~ GREIWOIAY. Wll. UI'T-'-'Ilh• Green Bay 'Paekm ht\141· "lelltd oflenalve halfback JDe John1on. KARR . & . VAN . ZAHDT'S CLEARANCE SALE THINI OWN JGNOilANCE" AND .... ~yea ~II ........"'" Dow ltDW 10 IINJ, 111 w er THURsDAl MornJnt Fll. · ·· · Sit~. . . _ ac ' . Mens Summer Suits JiDal elses 3• lo 48 valueo lo f39.,Ji .$ts.to SOQil ~.p.v.lues $7 .sa ~ ,.. l_· i WAllPAPER _NEEDS ~ . SEE OUR FINE SELECTIONS ,..., . .., ' Men• & Bo.y Ca., Boy'o Fllbnel SHilTS Sizes 6 to 16 $1.00 Sizes 6 to 16 • ' I ' 77c ~ Boy's Western Priced From ... ,. $1.99 ' $2.98 · Boy's ud·Gitbt ,, M41UL CARR'{ A SoCKS Open Tues. - 88c Sal. e;OO.A.M. lo t:OO I'.M. Complete Llae Of All Get Four Poi r Far 'S IEAUO" $HOP ~WAVIIJS tu.o::. uo." •.• Eveillngj bf Appt. School· .' PORT DEPT. ' ; ...... .. . .•' MIDDLEPORT, 0. • . • .. . . . . _,. ' " ·: ; .· ··kfe'ttG4fllll ' ' ' ·~ ~-.\-~ ' :t· ~,,,... , ; ' ' . )· • •' ! It had· . .to be great to get · where It ts..- ., 1ADMIRAL .I 1-TV and • . • ' WlO' ADMIRAL' BLONDE ·,. enJoy . ·:· l -TY $1'1' :CH~· r'J : • •' Labor Day~ ..anyday. •• . ., ' TNinendous Savings! Here lllt'lf t~ce to own an Oldsmobile or Cadillac at . ' . low pii(H , : . ud at • price you want· 10 ';ty. So, tl'l!tl ' . ' ' yourself, ~ hmlly to the best,, . . an Oldsmobile or . ' 1 , ! i I I f• .l ' ., < '-' . .CADILLACS . '• ,I~ . S~Q~k ... ) I 1 •• ' .. '' k \ I I 4-DOOR SEDAN ., •; t; GO AT BIG SA~NGSI , lSI~ THE MOPI:L YQU WANT , .. ,111!11 . . . . . ~,ONI~ PlitTAITATION WAIION ONI M HOI. IDA YCOUPI lllf TWO li 2 DR. liliAN I ~~· ~·~·n~t l · h1tiii»J ..' . 2 tjARDTQP ~QUPes , .. ..: · · Vel; b11ettlnt a CldllJae 111' bidllnobll•.Ow.d Kart •114' vpil Zandt Ill Pom,eror. you un ..v. "oner, a JaN~' ll'e!I•Jn lor J0U11 preaept car. If. ~~ lave IMMIII ~del'- , ""'' Mlli~aoml\ln ...• yw Dl_,llkUliU!Ml'"' O!'(• ••t • '. f '51 fKD$MQjiLE IN STOCK llea!llf, .117 .. ovlr tt\1' ·~,.,....... -..,or D•y.u) 11W . .... : J . I ' 1 CadWac. Middlepcirt DUNGAREES Sires "' to 16 1 SIZES 8Yz to BIG 9 ' ' J · "Since 1870" No. Second 25c I , $2.99.$3.99.$4.99 $5.95 - $6.95 ••; :~!7·Y . Mlddleporl, 0. - oo. hifdren's SIZES 8¥2 .to BIG 7 CROSs HARDWARE IIJII.lowl., Ownor ld.eal.tor now. Gollt; liDs; TwiUo, Fboal. AT j.:~y 'ro • li'M Your l1 liMA a. IHLE Mill Ellim Shuler has been villtinJ' wlth relative• in Akron and Culurnbua the puc tbree weeks. Jobn Eallei'Uy, Ctuarhu. lhle Jr ., )(r. and Mn. John Ihle were ;t ~ Stlte Fak Saturday alltd Sunday. Several oti.f'rll from h'e re are attending the r.. ir thil week. Rev. Jotl Myel'!l, a former ,.. tor here. and hia family of Galion, 'Were visiUnJ al the M:orninR Star ~burch Sunday morning. Mr. and Mra. l,a.wrence Reuter .S C BOY'S OX $1.99.$2.99.$3.99 .. $4.99 ~ $5.9$ .. $6.95 - CADILLACS llld lo·~ lbe rJ&bl medlebit. year 4ftd' ~ It a former BoHon Colleife llillver, .spent rour year1 with tbe National Football League club. '58 OLDSMOBILES ·~·~·· b' AIWlQ'I ,1 .. pllyllelan .baa .lhe b.lw(edJe lo·fllld oul whal II !'fOI!l ~lb, ;yqur body l~t Jo~nson. SytiC\IJe Athcn• LoukB (WP), Johnson (OJ, and 'M. ro)e tonight for a 10-round middleWinebrenner. Gibll)n CLP), Dun· weight. teJnleion sorap with Jho· can (4) and Willock. my Beecham of Miami. - (A-• Naai. lolow)Yotr liody II mon ~ plex ,QWI .IIDf .mMblno •• Tuesday's win, whlch Burdette celebrated by JttUn& 'thre~ hits hlmse1f. ju.si about burst the Gia.ph' bubble fQr lJ:I.iJ yettr. (1 w~ the Giants' eighth stra~ht loQ tl) tlMI ~ tbeY wen tr:rinJZ to beat out the Pennant, and it 4ropped lhtltfllnto t~l:rd place beh;ind ~~ P~ttsbu~fh Piratea, wht -£cored It 6r8 win over st. Loqls at nir'flt. Jjl other '1'\lesda.y a:ames, Rollin Rolert" four-hJtter JQVt t'le PhUJlN 1 10·3 romo .over the Ch\1;!11~ Cuba; ex-Dodger Don NewconJ;be pltohed Cincinnati to a 6-4 wln over LOI ~npJt.!l; Eerty Wl-:llft p!tehed 111nd batted the Chtcaio Whlte Sox to a 5--2 victory over Wuhln,ton; Ba1ttm.OTe THOU KNOWJ;ST mu hill ever UY!Md. Yet, Ia ~ ...... Iiiii lbere an 11111 IOIDe peqJie wbo folltw lbo advln - tl ualralned ~*!PI• wbo P"eamo to loU U.em wllal to do or Iallie. ~Vtl up tf)'ln«- ~ game was ratned out. letteJ'meR re~ro.inl tlllil -~ At Los Angeles, Newcomb{' 11 hould mllke "tb.e old colitlp lilY" needed relief help from Brook s pay off wit!!. some victories. Lawrence in beatmg the Dodgers These 1• will " atteael" """ ~ " for the first time in three tries. by a lath ex.erlerwed -.hd. Jr' · Tuesday's moa~ dramatic- gam: v._.n Motre, wbwo t'~ed lJat ye.,•, featured a pitching d~e-1 at BaltL· ror East ~nk llf&h k.._l -" more between Hal Skinny Brown has movecl to W\ba.ml- M t~l· of the Orioles and Don Ferrarese tional 16 boys,. ~ldat a sqqad Qf o~ the . Indians. Brown g~ve up 31 _ altorr~tber, tJ WGllkina: out nme h1ts, Ferrarese onl)' 11x, but tw1ce a day. . the Cleveland southpaw lost wht>n 1 Wah;~ma opeD& 1ta llclleduk o_nt he walked Dick Williams with lhe week before Qbj.o IC~ Itt bases loaded and two nut In the down to work. lBv~uw90ci,' JIM' last h~lf or the t.2th inning to 1 West Vir&lftla stat. e~ wJQ rorce m the games only run. eome to WaliaDJ.a tor t~ .,....; oiJ:·!tltter IOVD ,~VONaO · MIAMI BEACH UPI _: l!order 006 101-8 9 2 hi~ting ability push"ed Bo'-by ,JJoyd 000 031---4 4 4 of. Chicago into the favOrite'• 8-& MDI 81. Mlddloporl ~~..:::. 1:,~~~':'~.';..19~~~r'~f""~ b...;.u,. coal. His and athletic directors have con· demntd ·a tttnlptl tJ:y p.rofesaiopal baseball tb pve ri\ldfl'lt athlttes aeholanbi.lft and Ua U,em up befC're the)' Jraduate. The athletic offlcals Wtl'tj dele· uates lo the National CbUegiate Athletic Aaaodatlon's "conf~cmce of conferences" which coneludtld here Tuesday. They recommended the NCAA approve ltllllatlon preventlna: su[!h lt'holanhlpa at Us meetlna: next Jamuary. • "All the oolleeea want iB to have profea1lonal sports leave the atudent athlete alone until hit clau rraduates,'1 the conference said. • Walter Byers, executive director of the NCAA, said a recent survey of youths only basebaU the past 10 )'e11r1 maJor leagues. aurvey thowed, he IIIJd, that 81 per csnt of the eolleae tre11hmen aod '17 per cent or the sophomore• who signed pro contract• withdrew from college. •Liter., and'U;bt ~ad lira~ e - ·at Bo9l0n nieht were His bo)'a over the tift. GiJinto ,,., hiS lfttb wt~ o! the Gibson aave up lix bitt, bnlied t>ENVU UPI _ -~ than ~ season-nine of tbem 11lnce the two, walked 2. Dunean, his re· of the nltion'• top- eollese coal!~ea mld-seaRon All-Star Game. lief, allowed three hits, walked none, fanned 2. Louks fanned 9 In four lnnlnp, walked two. Johnson walked none, struck out four In two lnnlna:s. Jt ~~oe llfiiiiiii Rap praet.Ice • Of Sin·· ntr Studerl•n ;,·· - , "' green nipped Clevelarid, HI 1ft 12 Inn · the kind to n~ to ello~b p,eanant firSt but Yankee. Lew Bu.rdttte' 11 lttdlnt " The Yantee 8 .!)20 9 Su In~ ::.~~~~· ..r:::.~u ...m A 0-lO ----• ~otqoar wl.., a Morning Star ... ' ' .,_ •• .' �• ... onday. . and Mra. l ha d Va 11. Dunt • opent' eabla. • E 398 &ATBS' , 121) und r- , II Ul• HOUSE S LE .. ·---:-:-:-:::""'"7.. - UCTIONEER Corn • erv!u Crltt Br1dfo we P C tact '0 • te consists f o ni r m on & o - alf baths go rage WE BUY two roo s OHIO VAL JUNK Ill•. The Rl DO YOU au l C Po - · -- Foot Appl ,. ....... ....,.. '. ---,--.:.=..:.:: ~ ·- ' '. 9 . --· . ,._ I . '· • ...! ! ' I L' ,. ',- ·, .:,\' :: _;:i',' . "' ' NE T T FALL m At ..... p illip R 1' ... for .. P'OME:ROY, 0. ,ON> • ., '. • ' ·' • �• A. - l<:ot',;" . .'f ~ ,, . . •· Ui~o\ - t;\>• • -· pOMEROY $odttJ bu re- ·soCJErt CllrullloH ">"<,W~~~four Beli.We, ,...u daulhter, Alberta ~~:~:t J bu been W. She al!o ~ Second St. , Mrs. Myron Miller •nd Mn. " Charles Ruuell wert 11l Clmp : hennont, a Prelb)'terlan earn' ~ MIJ" Piedmont, lilt Thunday to .. ifrlne the former 's .son, Jhnmy .: MlUer home. u he waa tak~n ill ,. at tbe camp. ~ llra. Herbert Chambers •nd ~ Mtu Daisy Saunderl are the of the former'• ton.-ln-laW :r.~~~~~~~y Mr. aad Mra. Wllll1 -;:· Dayton. ; Mr. and Mra. Jamea Mourning ~.o!l'""' tbt weekend with the lal· parenta, Mr. and Mrs . Tom lt~·~~~or Mason Blvd., ol Pt ~ Bonnell, daughter of Mrs. Paul Bonnell ot t au• ~ Jian, Rev. and Mra. A . N. Grueaer of Lancaster were Moru:Jay gueata of her father, B. R. Stobart. Mr. aad Mre. Franklin Hudeon IDd f•mUy and Mr. and Mra. 'u<11on "pent Sunday In .., 1 1 H d 1 I ltl 11 I h!rv:nc1~ an~ aunt, lfr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hudson. Mr. and Mr•. Everett Dav'a of Middleport were recent gueats of .i Baptist Church Class In Meeting Mr1. Betty Gallagher was hosteaa to the ChrlAtlan Crusaders Cla11 of the Middleport Jo'lrat baptist Church, at her home Lalll THUQ. AND Pill. ' · "IIARJORIE MOitNING.nAI.u \ 1EMPL&-Middlepon· TONIGHT AND THUR. "111111111 UNDIII THI I~MI" •lophla Loren Anthony Perkltl4 ... . . ' We Select Only Knit Sport Shirts Young IYJ L.Hguer styl• • tully combed ytrn. Striped 11atttrn. &Ius 6 to 11 Iors as well as pastels. GIRLS SCHOOL BLOUSES A line selection of illl'll wuhable col· !On blouses • your eholee of 101lda, stripes and cheeks • long 111d short sleeve olyle. Sizes 3 lo ax and 7 to. 1,1 R~~tv. Warren llulburt opeaed the meeting• with • prayer. Bob MUI• used a title from BiUy Graham called ''Brleflty of Life" 111 his devQ~lonA. He closed the devotions wlfb a prayer M11. Charlea Vroman and Mrs G¥• Coleman were Ln charae of tlj• gamea. flefre1hmenta of bot doaa. po· tJto cblp" and pop were •erved I Just rigHt .foro girl's school Cloys, good news for the family budget, tOQ ..• our collection of sn:tort young dresses in fall cottons. ' " · , e DOUBLE-KNEE RIDERS _ Dixon Reunion ehtors. The lamlly o! lilt l1to Mr. aod C. V. Dillon 'Weld a reunion Bunda)'' at Ute home ot Mr. ind !ln. l{erbert Dl•on, R.U Sprlnp ehlldrOD, lreJII>, ,D(vld and Harold, llr. and lllr•· lletl1ert Fulton 1000, ~. .iii\Y and .IHklo, A\h· l .~cill~·~B:o:~"tCommltt<e of sI lrl "Madt of t-tret~h ylrl'l for wear end c:omfort: Fltt any ll:w 9 to 11. · · 39c .. · annou~t' that PaUl -Davies Co:~Di Or Paul DMJea \ aad pony, Jelj'lllorl, Gaijlpolls, hl8 le<opted the ~oblp of tile Gallipolis e..u.rit.M.-- and ,J-. ha• blo ~Dllatiqn e<~~~> pfeted to' bl! .a'nnoUieed Iller. rAA A.•nqally, the ti!itd '1'\leadlY in October, the · Cootdlnatod Boy Scout Dtive iB 8uned at 1 one day drive ' for funds to operate the prokrain for the cotninSoout year. Oetober 2l Is the date of the drive throu¥,1;1out all of America, states Mr. Stantial. ~Bilking Of Old To Oppn Classes . 'VeteranS Studied Tuesday·Sept 2 Examiners, .' Beliford School ~ill open fOT a tun day of ela!ses on Tu~llda;y Sspt. 2, ~cording to announc:e: ment tod1y bji ' Prlne)pal George Sargent. •, ,. ~ from 1'ittton .' ' ,. ' if · ti:J.e aoMJiers' penslona .. . Org~i~ifu~ • ·A. ..';ttve were bY the alleaed col> other said the trustee• kneW iq , of the sqMCltation and nothing wronlil with It~ ' The exa'minen were or<1ler~d · b1j . 10 into the ;accoqrlts, af ~Ionero, look for '1'11~4AW~to. "'!_eck the . TEACHERS teaehcs 5.<1•••1 ' of ltate ,_.bney for ljnd detennlne If ' J..radbucy be repaid to meet ' at , The Ptesa, ·• 1 1t 9' a Q1., it Mil'lp;,per sold w,hile th•~- SU~ID ,.- .... MUrder ll~ing In Seco!ld D~y MARIETTA, Ohio UPI - A ••ri•.·1·w preliminary IJ,earin* in a *"' ja ~-~~ ~.On~ .dir $1.95· ·$2.95 $3.95· ·$5.95 ... this IIHutlfu,l ... loctl011 of tlrlo .-,lm cheoll MW for htr IM<k • • to • • · ............ fvll .... plooll . • eo<H ...... llarod otylao. • ,,..,., a.. aolhtt. 11... 3·to ....... . "h lr:l4 . ' ~·--~~ ( I ' ' ' ' • ' on ~R· .: Tlle,Seeond Willi fire house wlll be the ~ 9f .......tioi& of tbe QemoeroUc 'Woaie lori!lbt 11 7:00 p. m. at ~i:tl ttme W•Uer Mpiller, Tellth l!lilrlct. dondidlt< fot ,C o - wiD be ll••· •pqker ofthe~ ." . (l~ ~ .~bon II 2 p, m. the x .... coomr:ll'olllen', Ropubllcllll Cloil>. -.q1 ....t io ~ court room of !IIi llelio Couol; Courlhpul<o ~~ to maou-nt made .!OdU Ill' 111r0. Della Windprilideilt of the lirpnlaiUon. motllen ~~ the Senlor Class Wlodaor pointed out U..t llllddlepott H!JI- Sellool Will everyone.Ja .welecim'e1to 1&nd. a bake ''le saturdly, Auluat at the Sport.s Center. · '!'be proc- of the 11t0 will go toward sponsqring tbe annual trip \'Vllhlrieton ' . D. c . .eacb. 'Sprlna. . "Girls Sklrts1' ~~i:or~:h. Doi'Gihy Lac;e:t Ia ....1 ' struetor for both the elelllilbtal',. &lid the high ecltool. 7tlr. ~· I lhcreo.ed actmly ·=~~~ Doll.u Ia Band Director. 1 politcial ar,lllllulione was • today With the aiJDOUDt!lement one m~- ~ tonight and an- .0 f tributions. J. E. Giffin Ol Bellaire, of tb'e .home'.t board of tTIIIiorJod; Taptireil, .• .aild ~~ Iooklae· Blue, td 1/t!llf~~ ,SIQI ,i '!O 11 wo...en's Political =:~. Nolan States Searching ForJail t.;sca1pees eXpenditure ~ a $8,000, misee11aneo!UI (und 81Jo':. uted by the LeJlllla,ure. ' State Auditor James A. RbQdes OTdeted Examlneirs Robert Lebeau ,and v. D.' WitHams to see • ' ' Police In Three ~ut~rize!J ' ,.:· t~o;~E~s I ' liqubr -and He added the st'altte~~~,~~~·r;~ in With. "$1.000 for the c Stl.te Fin8ncc Dlreelor Skipton denied tbe lat~r 1 ment, ,aying if any staLe money ".as used,· It probably was an .un· ;41 q \ · · coiiv-ii: l~l .oapacU-y, Mr to 38 . . .ac- With plenty. of fashion . Interest ftlWs y.ibront c;olllr;& ond e~citini;l prints ... foshipn' s softer, more femlnirte lines ... find them here in our collection of nllw shirts. Boy.-lvy ........ Scouts ot Ameriq, to Georae stantial, Point chalrnwt of 'ltie • Fjlt· tho ·XIHI Dlaoi the eOUIICIL ' owoer Girl• STRETCH SCOKS ' ... ., .. 4o¥tilllo ........ PMoy. Kith _ , ,... ll!N~Lic ~"!"~ Mf•· 'I' Uon of Coordinated Finance Chair man for tbe Tti·State Area Coun- !eopa~~d 3 to6x a~d7 to 11 · ' . and tuns 8 to 14i - fllr ""'"'· ,._ Annual To Be 0. C. Han, Diatrict ~uperintetn­ \? .l) . Sh1e1 _,-·lly '""" .... ,.....,_ - l l r .... ~ here last Saturday wl:dcb claim· Is Held Sunday ...d. A ba1ket dinner Wll ~erved at nbon to Mr, and Mra. Haro DlxGn 1~ aon. Rlcky. and ¥tea :sevuly blUon, Columbua; Mr. and Mta. lafl Kelly and aon, Jame1, M.-. and Mra. Charlea Slater and ehUdnn, Lloda, Shirley and Cindy, and .Wl11. Laura Lee :8aucher, Laoeaster. Mr and Mrs. John Kelly and 10n, John, Cleveland; MilA Mild· red Fulton, :dn. Jamea Jordon 10d .ton, Ktpny, ,Mr. '"" Mrs. ClU'l •III:Inl 1nd ollildreil, Cui• and Rod· Dl)', Mr. 1nd Mra. Edpr Pratt and r' !\M ' ____.:.__.._ 1 ' $2.95 to~7-95 f'OI AC11VI IOYS Llk,E YOURS I 141 $1.49 ... $1.95-$2.95 . WUE MAOE JUST by Ute ho•teu to Mr. and Mrs . Buddy Ttlomaa. ~r. and Mrs. l!larl Smith, Mr. and Mr1. Rich Hoval(jt, Mr. and .M , I\Obert Mr. and Mra. Larry Rice, Rev. and Mra, Warren Hulburt. Mr. and Mra. Gene Coleman amd Oebble and Mary Kay, the bottell' dau· Sell Yournlf . ' • •! a cotton $1.00 .... $1.49 .... $1.69 e·nttne ltii'!JIIOI. lf Uoltot - ~· Bedford &h~l . $1.95 ' Weatller Hall will ...o ho the cltainilao of ~be Diatrict Finance drive-, IICilei:luled forE Oct. n. • • Mr. Staotlal ol!o ·l!ll!bs the ' Boys Nylon Campus Boys Long Sleeve crs sizes 7 to 14 in all the new fali co· .-m•. The Very,Best In Used Cars Co•ln Aid Set ",j;;j."~,.~~"' ~:,~ ~ B~ · and sheltonds - cardigans and slipov- nl1ht. Natlalle WoOd- Gene Keli¥ • l ' si~s. dressmakers, jewel trim, bulkies Charlea Werner and Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of Columbus visit· ed Sunday with 'Mr. and Mra. Char~ea Buck. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mauar have returned home after a visit with the formor'a brother and alster·ln- Middleport First NOT OPEN TONIGHT • Drflu" ' $2.95 to $14.9$ 7 to 14 Featuring orion and ban-Ion In clas- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blick ---- MEIGII-I'OMI£KOY ·· ' !,Iea\e~ . "b!JtiOm :walker ·~ : ·also fun i' pl~at•et skirts Ia iollds, tweeds ind plaids. Pt. Pleuant have returned law, Mr. and Mrs. Massar, Allquip. Pomeray Bend THEATilES Skirts,, ' $1.95 $2.95 $3.95. $4.95 H;;t!o~meu ;:h • from a ten day vacation at Paw• pa. Pa. They also were in Colum·, leya Island in Carolina. b\1& with their grandcbildr.en, t Mr. and IA~wl.t Stephen and Mellasa, while their parents were on v~.catlon Jn W.c:bl&ln. I.. ' Choose sevel'al of tb- pretty aew faD sklr!B all woll tweed slim o"Jdrtj • lnljoOrted IW!aa I wool flaruiel slim llklfl. wjlb llltt,•lde plea!B . . bado l,.eedo alld aU w.iol flu. The New Look In Girls Sweater• eothe. · .. SerVl_ng Jn a ' Sizes Area •:J Dri'· ve · .-x:out FunuPIannmg • ··., g......~ed. Plete ePit&ualE," Rebecca Dye all dent of the Appalacblan Power of the 'ColUmJ)iia M.ake;I~ Ctub· Company, 'has aecepted the pot~i- Sizes 2! 10 30 . und . 32 lo 38 ! IUests of Mia• Vesta McCoy and Visit Chartea Weaver at Unlvertfn. C. N. Forrej. Abo vi.J.iting aity Hospital t • . County demq,}llttaUon~ ~ ·~von b)' Melva fay Jor<lan oo !lie lltl~ ."Not j!nd, But Mend"; ler the ttyle i"tV\1.1 wu Quae G~nleea "Format Dreu"; and for 1 "(om~ GIRLS COATS dauehter and fan ' t!Y Miu Nettle Koehler acc:ompan· ~~-:, ~-- . Romer Shank aud dau~h led Mrl. Charlea Wener and Mr. i ter, Mrs. Frank Muon ,md chiJ... and 1.U'a. Selwyn White and son, 1 4rU of Columbi.L!I were recent Harry, to Columbus, Sunday, to lldl McCoy and Mn. Fo~eflt , it'ert !Mr. and Mra. Roger Lttle ' I!Dd daua:hter, Helen, of Glouatl!!r. ftecent rueatl of w. w. Hayes , wefe hit nephew Glenn Dou1la1 1 " Qd son Gary, St. Albans. .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and •qhters Judy and Martha have .,: Ntumed to their home In Columa(ter spending the weekend 1WUh the latter's parent., Mr. and '\ J(n. L . o. Dilel. Sunday they ~ ftre joined by Mrs Harry Mit· • ohe.IL Jr., and son of Athena who : helped alebratc the bJrthday •Jf ~ both Mr and Mn Diles. ! Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haddox "local, and Mr. and Mra. Chet Had· ~ dox and two children Melody and ~ lltll• "W.omen,s New c»ilwnbu• accompanted her grand Mra . RodneY Downinl Saturday £or a vuil Mr' DiXOn. lo1!'10lRI h•d spent I )w da y Wll h t deln.,~\IIOoth: FOR BOYS and GIRLS • See The Complete Selection 0 n The First and · Second Floor Coats for school - Coots for dress up - Coots at value wise prices a wide selection. of styles and all wool fabrics - ·worm interlinings. e • ,~ ....... tlil peop)• ·• Tri.Stat~ O!I'Je lhOW. J(lu Khilbl ~ .,...beii l!t 0110 oUhe 100<11 '-':.. School Clothes and Slhool Supplies qtut·ned to their borne. Sunday, after 1 week witb her parens, Mr. and Mrs. Jet>Be Galper Mr. and Mra. RQbert Rltchie and son, Bobby, and Roger an ri Larry Ritchie , spent the weekend tn Columbu& and attended the fair. Th~y were accomPAnied home by Mn Darrell Chevali~r and aon, \fho Will vllit relatives here this week. Mr. and Mn. William Mayer and son, Rtcky, and Don Mayer are In Columbus attendlnl the S"-te Fair . Mr and !fin Donal~ Hauck and dau~~:hter, Donna. Marte, returned home, TUeaday evenlna: after a visit In columbua with Mr. and Mrs. c. J, strauu and dauchter an.d attended the State Fair. )lr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and aon, Ricky, and Miss Beverly Dil· lin of ColumbWI were weekend auestll of Mr. and Mra. Herbert • I, .. A J.aaet- Killlht 'of the Cbeater Senior Sew and Sew 4-H ~ and cWlwlit; liot;P of ble Salem Cetlter Boya' club were ~· . ~ ...., 'Wedneellay at 'the Ohio state Junior till' durfDa ...liJIICoiiJIIy AcllvltDay. · · - - .. - - -· • ~· Knfll\1, dau · ter o1 Mr. and Mra. Howard Knight,' VOL X NO. 114 ~· .,od Wll)'1!41 l!lb, aon of Mr. alld Mra. Orion Roush, - - - - - _ , . . _ : __ _ _ _ _ __ ...:..__j..: • Col!~ worked ill tho Sun; "' · ' lor ~lr buudm,. WI)'IIC Olbotoi! · iJiree · - Cllrk of Pt. Pleuant were r~eent Beoton Ponn. pests of Mr. and Mn Cbarl.ea Mrs. RYNSil T . Smith and four • McNamee at tbtlr home on Sout:b daufblert of Parkersburg, W. Va .• Aru ·BostesseiAt edn.... .l~ ·:. ' ., Fair' w ~y. ... Att<ndlne the lo!ethodlat wscs m•··--tl·-·• Se111....,. •-·· b G - . l..,ea ~ II C ellhire ..._11 al\d tlleir famUh.111. TueWY from the Unite.d Methodiat Cburcb were M'ra. HUT}' P NlDa Bland, Mr. 10d llrt. Smith. dlltrlct pnaldent, Mrl. Anher apd oon, Cbarleo a~- W Mr p 1 u~ of Akron Q'l"ived today io v"""rt arner, a. ea~ u.r •U. Mra. Geor&e Parker, Mrs. tevenl da)'a with . tbe for- Jed Weblter, Kill Grace Campbrother ill-laW' and liiU!r, bell. Mn. c . E. w Downie, Mlu and - · Guy Royooldl. L)'llia Elltnbacllo Mro. Allen ' Mr. tn.d. Mrs. Ernest. V«nMtter Eichinger, Jdlaea Augusta , LucreOf Dl!troit, Mlcb., and Mn. Lena til and Ada Genbetmer and Mn. 1 · l 11 .~.-, .. {)b\(1 I ' l / l ' l ___,.. I ·~> ~l!l· ohl " A PJan Tri-State ~oy Soout_f ap At Old TNT Site Fred Hibbs, of Middleport, traveled with Col. o. V. Nipp Tues-diJ night .to Camp Arrowllead where a Tri.State Boy "Scout ei;Jnp on tbe old TNT site in late Sep- ·• t.ernber was planned . CoL Nlpp, of Point Pleasant, aDd Bibbs were act0111paoied : ln amotber car · by Scoat EJ8(:lltive ,8Gb Siler of Pt. Pleasant; George Hou,t. Jr~, GaUipolil and Merrill Grlbbo, Cbeabin. · The pltnning senion was a commitlee KfOUp from lbfi!: Tri- ~ ~· Slale areo entrusted with ~ io,b ~~ i~paring' lor an 0 ~ 1.000 Boy ,Scout campers. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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