http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ba51e267534f3b788356bf2b72a64162.pdf 50a54fac92d9b02030cc38ebf55a3bff PDF Text Text • 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. · �• • roa ATBLBTn FOOT UJIUIATOLmC ---::=-:-c:-;;:::-::=;::-: SPORTS DESK lity •• •• . .. \.i, . (12 · 16 LB. SIZE) . . I • .· FULL SHANK HALF • HAM'S • tAiO!IioAY IUYS ON AtP;1BIG ' - '. 0Tb'l1-UI • • vARIETY OF-· SIZE· .....m 79t ~- -~yijijfiifBT1N "S,Pr.ti"'I''GIIllllti MEA'I'SI. . • •• CUT JROM YOUNG lEAN PORKERS . Frfih_Frulfc~ind -~~~~·lest LOIN ROAST 3:00 3:30 . • :00 S:QO FULL 7-RIB END lt.OAST 0:30 ' 6:00 6:30 8:45 LB. \1~ !i,ALF l_)R FULL • Wftote Lo•r.-. PORK LOIN GRAPES I!~ n:a 1Ch~s •• 65c lb. • • • • • Pcnrt I >Ill uo Wieners .....S9.c · • - - •• SUI~EI-ft,JGEIT •..• THIN SLICE CEJI{TER LOIN 6' 9'. c lb. pi -$LB.l ... , ' 1". ·.. '.• A·· ··A 'S'liPE'Jt-'ItJGHT ... ALL MEAT. TENDER 1- LB. PKG. . FOR." 2;:W) .' A '6N,1 '.1lut&a.:-iii(IHT ... LEAN, WELl- tRIMMED LBS. • .49c lb. C POTATOES I:JII 7:11!1 Loin Han •••• 55c lb. • JUICY SWEET CALIFORNIA SEEDlESS UNIFoRM. u.s. N'o. 1 MA:RYI,XN1J GOLDEN SWEET o; LEAN 2 ALL GOOD JIIIAND · · ~elb.- a·aCOrt • • • • • • • • • • LB. Pkg.6'h ,, • FRESH, IDEAL for BROILING, FRYING or ROASTING SIZE . ' ur.k.•"s • • • .. • •· • • • • • ,49c lb. ,.,I., auiPER:,-ii:JGYIT ;_ o,• . , ••l .-HOJCE CUTS , Cui-· Klagalord Brand •. ~ ~tllly .. None Beller ' Charcoal Briquets •••• 69t Superior Whll~ • , . Big *·lneh Size 10 llo ...,, .. .ttter ' t UIJ Bfi~d ... 7-ot. ·Sift pkJ. af(O '· •• ....• Meaty :' thllh .·,..ump. . Cold Drink Cups ~ ..... '39c Lily Brut• ... !lib 'Ri·aale ' ••• pkg. ol88 Pop'r Pl.:ates. • • • • . · ~: . .. '· I· •• 79· -. ~~ ' .: Into liCve. Banks, Kuenn, Can Look For 1?59 Pay Hikes STANDINGS' --- M.ATIONAL LIAGUI flel4 .... oil lhe. In lbe )tll't, IIIIV7 r.li~wau.kee . . .. 74 W 12L .587 Pet. Gl broWn fWy. Pitbbur~t~ . . . . e? 09 .032 7 san Franciaoo . 6l5 59 .524 Lot Aft&elea .. 80 84 .484 st. Lclul• . . . . . 60 M .480 c lnelnoatl ..... 60 67 .472 Philadelphia . . . &7 6' 46'7 "hicago 58 '70 .453 WednMU'f'• Results 8 13 13 ~ 14 ~ 1' 17 Chicago s Phl. . . lphi• 2 Cincinnati 1 Lot A,..a.. ; iN) PIHtburJh 14 St. L.uit 1 iN) San Franclseo .t MUweulc:.. 2 1~ lnnlnp, (N) AMIItiCAN . LIAGUI w L Pet. Gl!l New York ..... 79 48 .622: _ Cbica,o .. , ... tr'1 ~nt .M:t 11*Boston . . . . . . . 6:4: 60 .&llllf~ Baltimore . . . . . 61 63 .492 tt-1t DetroU .... .- .. 60 64: .-'M •Jr~~ Clevehtnd . . . . . 60 fJ1 .4.72 19 , Kansas City . . . 58 87 .464' '201 Wasbiagton ... 52 ,'73 .418 M;: WPnudly'l llt~lh Tbllt, wbm Ia tile tbe Unlt.ilf Prt'U lftl*rnetiOMI · ··• Chicago t Wllhl!lfiWI~ 1 ·. KaMn CitY 1"1 N..,; ·Yortc 7 lotton 3 Detroit 2. lat, der '·· Detroit 7 Boaton 2. 2ncl, night..Cltvelaftd 1 Iatimore S, night Beecham Demands Opening For . Shot At Title 1'-- a thoroughbred'• WM allowed ODiy A trim, altbouab no and Jftutall heJrt, de, rapked wqertn1 oeeurred. day with t.be geat _namea or CLASS TILLS harneaB racing . EPPLES GROCERY tlZ I. llala Sl "PPlU!BOY'S FINEST" Home Killed Meats WATCH REPAIR ..,. heavyweight champion Ezurd Charles _ 1~ttempta a comeback here torur;ght in a 10-round bout against former U. S. amateur champion Jotmny Harper. - Meat · · · · · · · · Ill 40c Steak ··. · · · · ·· lb. 70c "" wn c.-1- '" ........... " CO. Pork GotsMJnnlry Court IlL JI01ID4 l'nlll. Side . RICHEY FAIRMONT, W.Va. UPI- For- Stecik' · · · · ·· · · lb. 45c Steak · · ·· · · · · lb. 75c P:o•IN) Cllaa· Delldolu Roast .......... 50c Clleese .... 2 lb. 69c EASY OUT! GROCIEilY SP£CIAL PEAS- BAKED BEANS or KIDNEY BEANS.; .YOUR CHOICE IOCAMS99c SWIIlldoWJI White ~r ileftP. · . CAKE FLOUR ••• 2 BOXES 59c ·l·•': . J. COLD BEER lild WlriE CABBY OUT BOWLING ... EAGUI-TRI COUNTY High Three Game Ind. Ric - • I .'' ' I I Hearted t' House•.. ,. . ' s.,P Frari~Bc:~ ~nded M~lytaur . kei 1 8·2 1~, 111 12 Inning• 10 .Ut Ule· Braves' lead to · ~n a:am~. . ·ANNJAGE . P(ttibW'.h• crullhed $1. Loui&, WI, andj~lnelrinati outlasted Los All· Salad_ ! ' '·. (HEAT£D WITH Weibiblllln 2'1. ., 1 · ·You ' ! ..' I I 1 I ,, .,. Get Mbre He at ··Per ~81.far Y'~th . ltiz~r ·~et,.ndoble ~uei'~'Oil! . ' I oilYO.,. ...... - u ti6lter! . - ·rely 08 IIW:r ••• 11 h-e owaod• 1m! d · -" ............ em•'""'- loeal tpeD m 1 uu · - r - ¥ . ..... ...... people. nii"'IJia. ·· put-dellv~ . .. e ... ... ...,~ Uon. · : · · ·. · ·' · • · Helend lltkelowo:s. ~!1\e d.oUvery. No. Sir! No h•me-heallq worries ~lh our, •H •uel oil. Rizer fuel oU'a Jll'tiCe""' ........,., ·1 ~'atdon pre)lenlll 1ludte Qd 1'1!11 'o~n 1t1 ..lho storage lllnk. FUton IDtl fuel llaei ala)' free and o)eu, barHn . q~ate . unoolhly. . Vou avo)d !'flOIIy servlee ealls! Rizer Fltel Oil -l!i'!1llueicefertftlag you .expect .from a gOOd fuel 1 umatis / - t'~~i~ oucu~k&;nP·v·m·INIYRUP .. ~ ... ·tJUtlC .. SERVBHVr:OB~•ea kl~ " t ~~:f.."'·' t- .lol . • ·, . I .. '· • ~~ ~l·· ·:r·~ ....·a··- . . . . ''• - .. . . ·'· .. !. ' " ' Fot Prompt . 'i . 'a· ' J .' .;· ... ·64 oncl 164-M · " :, I •· <-'., \ ~· f· ~ • ' '< 'i ... ~·. '· • . Delivlry Phone or Wrlte. : ;>. 'r· .• ' ' ' ,.~ ;. ·~~-"·' Order Your1SIIjtp/y 1oiloyl , . )\.,b ;...\ ·' l . " .c; ·- ., •• 11rozen. - - 'J <A , .••lit ... . ..... ..... W 1Wf . . . . . u ;~.AT ,.,... - mer .t ..,. . . . ...,.. Weekettd Specials IJie 14- I her of · to - ""' .' 1~~ At 37 ~ ' T mg'Comeback MlAMI BEACH, Fla. UPl -Stub· by Jimmy Beecham, fresh from an upset decision over Bobby Boyd, dJ!manded an "elimlnation" fight with a high-ranking middleweight contender today while Boyd and hi11 manager sang the familiar los· er's son, ''We wm robbed." Beecham, o~ Miami, who be· lie>~es champion Suiar Ray Robln1on will retire with the title, asked for an "ellmlnation" bqut with ttle winner of the Sept. 11 ficht be· \ween ex . champ Gene Fullmer 1 nd Spider W~b~ at Salt Lake City. . But after her Mllv llrtt Jaeat performance, there came t.be opportunlt~ beul. Silo wu movinl wtll in tbe bact •lretdl. cbaUelllb>l 1ut ...,., two . year . old ebamplon.. Sbar'pfor flnt plaet when ba' the wheel on The- thr.Pe - year - old daueb~r of Star'N Pride first trotted the laNlesl l{arnbletonian heat ever by a filly , 2:00 1/3, and then ahOOk off lhe 1boc!k of bangine into a rival's tulky to come back and win the 83rd Hambeltonian, t&ju'ner;a racilll'l clauic lta.ke, with a recol'd Bpeed of l :MI .f/ .1 in the third heat. The win Wl.l not unexpectd smce previoully &he boasted the best time of the field lor a mile thlt ,year, 3;0o 2/ft, ami wu aa even ~fnoney-.,~ • fa~orite to win, ... , I lt .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .!.... ..... · - ......... ... I - - ... ... kill.. w ....,........,.... T~ • ............ One Of Ulo tbJrd heat. wu . . H · Ra Of All U!_.. _ IICOftd tkr 1'111t'l when fiU'f NIW 1 00 arness eers IJ..IliWry an4 ' tJae ~ at ......... ~ ~, .£drt•er ...,....-old P1ick Nlpe Lehtt Dtv,. 1111 , ... ,.,, ~.....-. fl'ladll DtJ.DQUODf.~. part· 1:JriWIIt lll:to~l<l~·~~·~.... ~=oi~Uoo=~-:---·~,.,=·•:••:•:••:u:t·~====~ Emu;•, t1Pt to- Emilv~s Pn.de Takes Ran~ L .. -- M chert 532. High S(ngle Game Stobart 206 Teain Three Game!!, Bakers F'urniturc1 2fp. Tealfi'! GJltg,lel' Game. tro:aum ~ · Unlt.d Pna International Standlrigl "Won Lost Pet Ernie Banks of 'the Cubs and Bakera Furniture . . . 2 1 .667 Harvey Kuenn of the Tigers have Uberty Rest. ......•. 2 1 .667 ~miSOD found • WI)' tu get a "World se- Second St. Mkt. . . . . ~ 1 .667 1.... rles share" wlthp1,1t eVen p(Qing Vanadium . . . . . . . . . 1 · 2 ..33~ on a pennailt-wb;tne"r. Holsum . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 333 Impouible? Not, the wily Ba~l!l Jayeees . . ... . . '..... , 1 ·2 .33Z iJJ.d Kuenn are &oing l!ibout !t, .. SEASON HIGHS A •winning W~ld ~ries share Ind. 3 Garnes, Rleehert, 1)3.2. · worth $8,924 last ·y ear ind Ind. 1 Game, St9bart, 206. .Banks and K:uenn ..are a:oOd !"'I be·ls to equal thli sum, if not top Teari'l ·3 Games, Bakers Furnj 2423 It, the form of a pay boo9t tbla Team 1 Game. Holsurn, 839. TOP "5" BOWLERS Ji.VG. winter rs a reault of the ..,,.)' Riechert ..... .. ... '.... 17'1' they're bitting now, Clatworthy .. "' . . . . . . . . 176 Banb.b.ammeted .hts42nd .home. Stobart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I75 run Wedn~ to help the ,Cubs Darst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173. beat the · P,hUlieo, 11-2. The olulilnl Grate . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 172 Chicqo so~~ Is only ~wo llu•me run'• behind Babe Rutb'• four ainJ)es and a palr of dOubles reeord 1821 paee. · Bollton won the · opener, 3·2, Ani! KUenn coJtee.ted rJx bUs ln .a• ail.d Detroit the nllbtcap, '1·2. s daY•DI.Iht doubleh,ader with the Xanaas City deteated the New Red Sc:ix ,to boost bill average to York ll·'7, trimming the .328 the .Amerlcao- BronxYankees. :Bombers' league _lead .to frpm . Pete 11fti · aaOUlli 'CleveJJnd topped Bal· ~ Uino,.., 11-5, and Chlcqo· njpP¢, · :.' . I . • -. • 7-ot. Ill• P'it:.orl&lll Hot Dtlrdt·Cups ..... ·o; :..1c Big G~ y 8 .. Save On Pitnic Supplies ' . STANDING 7 -INCH # CUT ·· Roast . : ~, 59( VANILI.A ONLY 'h·GAL. PKG, have three LuJUe P'reaident Chute&Tlnnellill made lhe rulin1 lut .. OtiT T....OIINIU. tJllht after conaultatlom witb Donald Wolle of Racine (a sort of OVA olflelal emerltua.) Stand· If .dim and lia:flt but wirr abd Mldclltport In tM lwt ard wofelsLonal bueball prece· Jtrong Ed Crookr standa up.. under ,......_ dent• ·were 111ed at the baaia. wear and ~ear of a fullacheduJe Jn My vote for UnBuna Heroee ln The Beason W/11 declared end lhe stoAL uid '""" t~u fill. bo11 an¥ hlah tebool grJd eamp: ed because: ~ be a better than mJddllD' quarter· The . underatzed . but IJ'idy qJ Due to tbe extremely ':'et : baell: for Mid(lleport. freahmen with the lUmina to J•ummer it wea not poul.ble w1th· Wodoeod.. tho 40 mao oquJd of learn the bard waj, bletkJn• and out unuwal hlidahip for all Tbo~'a waa down to. 36. S~k tletJina . rnueb bluer boy1. 11 came• to be made up, and tbe WL·>\truiJeJ here 'l!nd there. and Lhey love football they will tie tbe leque eehedule officially eJHted Harlan Whlllatcli, l)a~k llpoed- atan: u Junior. arul aenlors. lut Sunday, AUJuat 24.' ltu "Ina: out of town, contrived wouldn't be out there now unl~ (2) Due to lack of •ny leatue to Hdaee· the turnout temporarily. they IU.ffer lrom infatuation with rule atJpulathta tame! not made iilt' lhiO dh•'t tbe IPDrl , up at the end of the re*ular aea· ·~ 'the OPI<t of tloe ~~ · Low attendance thia w.eek at the aon mull. be 1Qade uP after ;IU ActvaiiY,It Mlmld to 1h~Q.n Mldjileport awhnmina ·poot broqht end, the team with the hlrbest II "" elroedy tho ,PIOiitlel an annolinoement W*Clnelday aft.. pereentqe of wins over lossee riders could ..., f1rtt ernoon f~m man11er r Leo Ken'Deo lJ Judled. .the winDer ~• of the hend evlden.O ·of IMir """""' d)' thot lf the prtiebt weather end ot the acbedule. Tbe OVA t!lfti'Y ,. ~ · • -lor. trend CopUnu~ - eool ntabl.l - 1\ad set u., no rule eoneernina '"'" - ...... u........., .... tbe pool wtll be clo~ untii ·SW:l· t:hll eventuality. P...wlnt llfl•ed, ' wfll heo to d,.y. ll also wUI Be open Monday . Clear Precedent waa found In - . , I 11Hle he,.r ._ . hOld for a ~nal ~ap up on the swihl· thia by the OVA. ofliclala wh9 .....r lobi whtn they relum. elt~d the ease of · the American mJng season. '~)! Jacket camp took 1 ba'rd . Mr. JSennedy lnctlctttlfl thet• A.faOeiation in the early thirties. bloW wben Dlek Roller's ankle wae If Jatvrtlay h a Ntl Wam. .day Butfalo was 'I balf iame ahead broke'n Tue$fay .In a sct1mma1e he maJ •pen tht pMI'a .,.._ of ROchester in the win column aeufan. He .Win be miNed. What at .tbt end ·of the season but ft.o. wfll Co.eh 1'hompaon do? He has- Tbe Dear-fl'Oity' evfnin11 arid cheater was the flag· Winner with nllbts Cool the water to such a n't ·aaid _yet, (or . aure, and it'a a ttq:h" percenta11e, having play. ~bUtd if he~s rrure h..imaelf: "Mark point ~'t many :vounpte.n have "fewer aames. ed Xettr'i& heine groomed for a tackle bee.P pau!J11 up their daily IIWim The nme thtn1 bappened in thi1 w~k. • 11®·, - ·orl,JinoUy' opposite RoUf!l' lncldentally, pool offfcial.a have the OV,A. about 11 yean agn -al'ld he -may· take over Roller's noted" happily thlt· !•~•e fAm when •¥other 'Wet cwnmer derailpoaltlon. tbe pool hat ·been no mqre t.ban ed· too man;,' gamea. Lut night G\lY Bipg was runAe the teama,, stand. MJdcllenl~ In Wbitlateh's hil.lfback post normal tbia atimmer after a 1pf1na pqrt and the Jackson Bea1lea arc pakh-up 1esaJon on eractl ~ aod• big Jim Harl'i8, UIO·l>Ounlf tied tor second with 8-4 records, seami. Whereas lut tell" an estl· &~dtter, waa ln Bud · Abbott'a fullbaek poll. It's known that mAted 3,000 Jail one of · water bad POmeroy is fourtb wlth 8-6, 1M pool, lhlo ReetbvUJe 1.3 in 1 fifth epot with Tbom~son was toying with the lo be fed nightly summer, quan~Uet much Jeu than 2-19 and Leon last with 2·11 idea tn we Abbott at a ta~kle spot even before the Roller in dent, if that b.:ve been put into it onee or (Leon took over defunct Galli· ' polis' schedule in !\lid &ei480d. ei~ Bin& or Harris cou d come twice weekcy. . "It's O~ut wtat WYapttf'MH Some of the teama in the 'ea- In the backfield. ancf la alepptd out ., awl~ gue will 1:1e hit hard as or next 8dded heiQht and speed IMII'I," . ., . Mr. KMifiiHfr. Tu.esday with __.membeNJ -returning Thanksgiving Day The Middleport Retteat.lon Board, to -college of participating in be the to one lhe Council. and P!i.IYOr C. 0 . Fish- blgh school atllJetics. In this cate er have eredita comi'1R fDr not Jos.- Jory Point Ple..ant was the blglnt the~ heads Qver the pool ll!!ak· eest !uUerer. . age probtem.. Early Investigations binted a ~plete new bottom ml.ghl have to be Installed. SomeUme it still may have to be done. But it appears a ve~y aati1factory temporary correction. to }eakale has been J&ebieved, at an. act11al money eost .of under $100, I be- '"m ,. ..a;,.,. -K..!l• Caaned pme• T{llke loop up. tn the totx.cJub 'n1•1. IU • 11 LB. .,,...,, , HALP RKllf 15-e ii.. · SOUTHERN STAR :.. COOKED. SONLESS 1 ••de COOKID 51c 4·9c 'i. FULL SHANK HALF Poinl Pleaunl'l Me...banla, tead.Jna: the Ohio Valley Baleball Aaoei1tlon wltb a 10-2 ...HCOrd, b11 been ruJ.ed Wednesd.IJ IJ champion even thouch molt te1uu ~. AcnoN UCAUII - ~ .. ... ' '' ·' ·1·L..·. .·. ·':c·,..0, . ..,. . ' . . . . " . ,.: .~ .' . ,. '' - '.i. ' 1.. �'. ' ' ' " - ., -·· ~ - - -- .. --- • '.119-U ~ . Jn Mlddltport ·- .liS. .- .11 IDWI IIIJRP ·C ·H E E,S E -- S.~rlfv t, __....--- ·-... ' -- r,;tll•·u·, 'ryiu_.r , ... . ... _;: ·.,.,. ..... • 9:00 .. ~~ NO to S:Jp 8USWt IISJ • POR A'l O..y ~~'' D.j . u at BEAN NO. c c~s '- _, ' ' WITH TMIS CqUPOH thll and . . '·' . ' Rtcle'!ll!l thia _CIIt4pon at lllf EVANS SUPH MARtcET ThurUay, Friday a11d Satu,dar onlr. nlt . ••piNt 11 c~ng t~- Saturdar. Au1u1t 30, One cor-!'On ; to lij:h fa'!'i~J· ~ Mariani SLICED.F ..,.1. ' ~ . Kingsford ' •• •>;• 16 oz. PKG. II! BRIQUETT.::S . .Charcoal Lit. : } ' '' . lAG '· . EASY •.DOES • It IOHDWARE '• ,, ,," .' I PAPER PLATES - "" 9 inch 10 ,~~ 15e PAPER CUPS •7F Hot-6ct. Cold .10ct. 15c 80 CT. BOX LARGi • . ..J!Niler •OILER TRAYS .... · .. · .. · .. · .. 5 pack .JfC Cal-Rite · WAX PAPER .. · · · ........ · .. 125 ft. roll 27c -- tl;!_~woodea ' ' ., . · ~~-Foil , KAISER FOIL .... · · · .. · · · · · ;· ' " · '71nch. 21C l ' ~ l~iji~ ' ,. ~:- ,_ ., ·"""" -:-· ~ . · ;, .... -~ .; ·, . . -·.. . . ;, ·' ' •l I . ,.,· .'.' h'• ,_ - ~ FORKS 1 FORKS & SPOONS · · · ........ · .. 50 d. 29c 0:; SPOOMS • • • • • -:· • .'.' .; .-,. ' t ' . ·.· · ,' - .. · . -~ - . . '_- ;,,.:"·;· ..''1'·. },;•. .,' Q·u ·_..r.- • • ). .• • .. . - i' ,li'l2 ••.. •_.,.;,._~ ~ " ""'"'. "" i - ,; ...., .' ..•. ' --.•...,.\: ' . .. t: ·;.-·-1·:· - {-'' _.. .. ~ • ·. , , -~ ·-t:.,.- ,f ~N."~ ~ ' ) '' .fta', ...-... .~. ! .r . ~ ,- ' ·. , - .( ' ' \ ' ~ ,I ~ ' ~"'h ' .. ,. * . -.. . . . . . ... 4.?c · 8 7 inch ... QJ , __. _. · lnf:~ .... 79c ~ , lJU,WIE~RY -~ · ...... · ...... 6 elf . . . ..... ~ -~·: ;-· • . 'i'p.tt,..;r:v->': ~ ~.-~. ' ' • i•• ~ - ~iil jilo').:ilH ,. ~~- .;•, • , , 'r•.' "' " '. :·' -~ • .. 1.. ·. . ;~ · \·~-·~:~ .l,,l-' ' 1" "I '•' . . .. r --~-, " iJ ·-·r l~ - '~ ... _ - F1 hamburger .i. . ' -~- • bpt dog ' IA.l 8 pock 10~ I LOA\liS 8 "Ml~: II~ . . ~~ pock 29~ . . LAYER CA.I(E · · Mi»>NUTS ·...... ··.. ·........ dozH .. 6 0%." 1 .( ._., ·_' ' ; -". - ' . . .. . .. . • • • ~ -· r _,• ' ' A .. . ,...!:_. :· KLEENEX 1"ABL~ :tb\PKI~S . . . .. ,. .. ·bpx 27~ PLASTIC .\ . IOHDWI.RI '• . J~lt\:t_~ ":-:·-~~8. ·· ~ - ', ' . •' • < I . . A ' ."LB. ' • >t'' ., '. ,...(.~: i I for · Flavor . ' . -' ' ' ,I ·;· t ·•··· a --- .· PM ;· ·?., -·. T . ::· s'- <~ F LEGS 6- tHIGH$. ~· ll)~ 41' , . ' ' ··"'-:;.'. ·•··· ' · -- 1~,- .. ' · 1 ·" fibs~& . ·~ . . . lb. ' ' :..:~'-}' ' ' !·' ·U:t :4'J ' , • . ' _q.NECKs·21bs28i· Ill' ,rrl!ll'..;:o• -" '"'· leQ. •very oanee gu~~na~·;, '~ : . . ~ , • ._; 7'1 : : • ' .• • • . '' ' . '' • •r-· . WI ~GS • .... • I : l!B. ' • • ~ ~-- ' • : '-~ . ... '!' ·, j ' .. ' ·I . .... • -~ ' - ~ ~- · ·- . lb. ll.• .· ; ,. '• . ,. •, I . • ~. �' J ' • ' ' ( CLASSIFIEDS WJEH ' SERVICE On Watcll Re pairi.ne by FactOl"Y Trainet1 --==== (20bl Insurance watcbmabl'.s. COLLINS JEWEL ERS, Pomerov. 1 3 t' 8arnes·Simp!!IOD lnaurance At:ent:)' ~UlCK JADIO STAnON ~'90 Coal, gravel and tenera1 baWln&.. For Sale: 78 If.! Ha.Ye llndle w~ by lh1 cord. on Mulberry Call G. A. Deem, Raclnfl, 3011. 1114&M. 8-8-30tp. - ·----r- :::uoo.. On The Dial Buill 'Kik:bn -..,.4 !or tour bome. l'Ne esdml.tfll. - - - - -P'oreiDI.D a- AbbotL PboU COMPLETE Insurance Protection Lire , Auto, Yire, Polio. Call Don -~HIU MIUII, Midd!l'port, Ohlo. You Can S.q ... (21 ) keol Estate R.clne Shoe Repair Shap BRINGS YOU THE LATEST MEIGS COUNTY NEWS AT Middleport · Fire, AutomobJie, Bond ~ . Phone 8315-X. 6-20-tf {t. bY 200 fl . Hetg.btt. lot Phone 8-28-tf Mrs. Alfred BiU• entertained the Chatter Club Tuesday eveninJ , Penni Walton, d.Ruchter of Mr. ond Mrs. William Willton at her home, Wylli.a HUI. For Sale good house and lot with w.a guest of ltonor at 1 party A 11hort buslneu seNion WN ..all cily convience1, in iood location. Or would trade for f1rm with In 2-0 miles of Ohio River . Contact Charles 0 . Ne ville, Mason, SP3-11780. W. Va . Phone 8-28-3Lp Kin Club Meets Hostess gifts were presented to WANTED - LISTINGS Mn . . Emmett Blarkburn. Tuesday FARMS, HOMIS, BUSINESSES ev~mng when the Kin Club met at SPECIAL PlliCE$ on wMherti, dry - Our 8u1lnaa1 Is REAl. ESTATI her home, Butternut Ave . Ea rl D. Mendl!r, Realtor1 Nel- . MrS. Edgar Prall, preside nt, wu en, refri~ralors and stoves at sonville Phone 41:12; Pearl F 1ft charge of a short business seeHAMPTON - CAPEHART. New PaPkcr, Agent, Poruero). Phone Ilion and Mrs. Richard Vaughan Jr. HaYen, W. Va . 8-26-3tc 9201. Call -Write-Phon·e . and Mrs. Annice Ohlinger gave the E.1Qtrt tree 8eJYirea of flU types. (8) 19 22, t&. 29, ollc reports of tne secretary and treas-Call Pomeroy 922-M. 8-26-tltp Small {arm underlaid witb t'Oal urer . Games were played and prizes mine just opened up. Bailey! C7) Z9, z:lotp THE DAILY SENTINEL 12:10 P.M. EVERY £lAY EXCEPT SUNDAY SPONSORED BY • Elberfeld' :s - .f\un . frank Emericll, Roul.c awarded to Mrs . Lee Pratt and No. 2, Pomeroy. 8-2Utp Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach, who allio won DEVOTED TO INTERESTS the door prize. OF MEIGS·MASON AREA Refreahments were served by Subscription ratea: Delivery by the hA&teas and fav ors were small ~arrie r where available 30 eenU salt shakers in a wicker container. per Wi!ek; one Year In advance at Present were those named above The Daily Sentinel otfice, $15.60; and Mrs. Richard Vaughan Sr. Mra. 1ix months, $7 .80; three monthl. INCOME PROPERTY - 5 · room Theodore Lehew, Mrs. Willard Eb$3.90. By motor route where av111lhouse in Pomeroy. Gas, electric- ersblch, Mrs. Emma Leifheit, Mrs. able; one inanlh $1. By mail one Jty, clty wat~r ar.d sewer. Some Harold Ebersbach and two guests, year $8; aix months, $4:.25; three work and redetocating. It could Mrs. Floyd Williams and Darla Ebmonth11, $2.60; one Plonth, $1. be a good home. $2000.00· ersbach. Publil;hed every artf!rnoon ei· 1IOMIROY - Nlc• 2 . bedroom cept SundiY hy The Ohio Valley home, wall-to-wall , urpeUng, ICE CREAM (OCIAL Se ntinel, Inc . at 110 Mecha~lc well taken care o[. Bath, Ameri· The Rivervi ew P1'A is having St., Pomeroy, 0. Busineu of(jce can kitchen, bal!lement with an Ice cream social at the River. phone 398, editorial office phone shower. Carport. Shade and view School Saturday eve ning for 397. shrubbuy. $8(100.00. the purpose of raising money National advertising represenlaVIRGIL TI:AFORD, S•lfttnln for {or pla)"ground equipment. live, BottineiU·KimbaV, lnc ., 843 CUCKLIR RI'ALTY Lexington Ave., New York City, BOX 229 p\toNI1ot-Y a,Ne wY~ 8~3k Enttred 111 second claP mailing matter at the p'J8t o!flce at Pom· 1lfOY, Ohio. - -- fURNACES Oil Gal Coa! Hospital suffering "Wth a broken &•I•• and lmtellatton leg, sustai ned while riding his Carl Arnoi6-Ph. 136-Y 8 6 30tc hil'ycie, a•b Out a week •::g::.•·:___ Caoh to get oet !or school ... and aU the plans and purChases you have in. mlnd . P·r9mpt, private loons on Signature• OD)y, car or furniture. M.r.1. WWiam Warner, Mrl. Wood- lha.n, Mn. l!jd.watd T. ,Frenc.h, Mr.. Wllllanl' Childs, Hrs. Glenn Hen&ler, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Ml'l't J'iJQ trid Jay RC HAS LIGHTNESS I have ,..,.,-~:;,:: lhe !•11</Wi~ ~~ ~he ue. lfih+B', Run Forest RC HAS ¥i'f. Mra. Robert ·'Arnqld, RATH'$ Sivtbi(ED CANNED MI!Ai'S , l CAllED Ill ,,. ... •Ia ........... ...., .................... OIIIED ltil 3 .... 'UI ywr ..... OUIED 1111 6 ... 'UI ....... _., ..., '"r- ..... PIOIIO ..,•• 1 ........ Prl~ .. , ..... ,.~ k. ...,. . . . . . 0 . . . . . . ~ ~· :.. ' I 45 (t. fb• 1' ! ': SEMI BONELESS WHOLE OR HALF WEST VIRGINIA " ' 1Up'f1T~'f •• lsi. . . .\ - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.., .....,.. ·- ............ w.... .CHICkENS · · ~ · ,. · · · 49c Ill. .' · WIIOJI, i iAI 8 -hlli'l:rY HAM ~~~.;: .1¥ .. 71o BREASTS •,,, -,.: .. ...i ·~ i LEIS ............ . .. ' Chicken Part•: · . 59c ROASTING I .. ltlo. .... suppll' -!'f nnu111 lo P,.pare. luptr ,.; ,r -· "lftiGHS · · · · · · · · · · SSe lit.' todaY• 1 -••••==·=-=•••==--=---·---==•=•=-··· " ,.._ _._==•==•==--•-•===-=•=======••=•==....~"=-nryw•n•.._____ I Flavoriul ftxlo'• lor 125 to $1 0011 H(ve .yJ)urseU a . . He's the picture of because he romps on CAR COATS WARM . $1G.95 ALL WEATHER ·, ' - SIIIIDWIOII ............ ., .,.....IUIIIS.""' .... ......,.. 1t1 WIEIIIER .. ........ -...,.....BUllS . .,...,_...... I OIIIROOAL ........ • ... '1M COATS $17.95 ............ ...... a ........ • '" ' • . FREESTONE ' ' '• '/ :null COCKTAIL ~:. _ ~~ _··~ ·~?.c .· I, k-~~ happy hart11011y of .....,; INII,...... II e ,No. i .sGS CU. ' -' Pomero7 ;.._ ;II;~ •••••• '- IIIIi l'o•k up )'0111' p_lcnlc - '"""""'"" e1 . . 45c - .... ..~. .. """";;c~IIF. CIO""' • '• j..~pp•ues I.M,I)tn KiJS• , . J I' ,. __ ,... '·' . '' " '''"'''" .) " Dltlss SHOP ' ' PEACHES · •· ·· · · · · · · · · · . 4. -~ c• $1.00 .· MERCEDES CONDON Froni •ndJis, Toblets t.u~h, o'.il~.,;,~..i · <· II . . . . 1 . . . . 11. · Get Top Vf;Jlue . Stampe Plus :iroger Beat Buyll . ' >rilll Owner. ~iltle No Dlgglni- No Pum!llii,1 T~nk ll"lljt 'IC...n.'lm' All Saw.'r ~i.tcl Tank ' ti.O't~r ' Cleans aJid aCtivates b~Ja in one airqple operatiora. · · ·. SAVE 'fWi~f;! holitbty! NOTICE CO.:OP . -'.SPECIALS " -, .ti~t William Sheridan, IJfl. EmetioR Well , Mrs. Olive In&rihiJit ,nd~ a guest, Mrs. JIIJ\.81 ShonOler. To SCHOOL ' Rictrard Hag&erty, Wlfrnolr, Dobbie can, D<t• and Vau&han; MII'J, Louaao anrJ a..,...,,.n ... . _ . - - "' c.&ll " - Cll$. BACK Jllddlei'OI'I. ,~_wm. Clark, AmHYWo, o. row Call Jr., Mn. Richard Vau- S...ory picnic flxln'o loppod wMio pl-. ClfiPio lor a hungly ,.,,... • flelolly <.1 ZH 41b Dobbie Molden, C~ipplor olld RI- C,.rd l{agerty, near rorked Run t.ke ror ·a blr· becue din,er. Home naade ·ice eretm and;uke were .ervecfln Observance rf the blrtbdQA of Mra. Buchanan, Mr1. Roy Smitb, MJ-1. Henry Werry ·and Xn. .awood Bowen. · Attendi ng were thole rtame.d above and Mrs. Harold LobN-and daughter, Jennifer, Mr1.· ·Leon Knight , Mrs. Will•nf •MrJ. Jack Hobson, Mrs. Denver, Thoma, Mrs. Charles Werry apd 4iu1hter, 14-16 lb. avg. 1 Armour or kavn Wanted to Rent Neicbbon met Tuuday evening at of Mr. and Mra. Geotae Kathy, Mrs. ·aobert HAM Pollah olf back-•o-aohool billa FUSS! NO FU Fri~ndb' Adults present Stbwab, Mrs. I . - '· I - •· . READY-TO-EAT F,ULL SHANK HALF. - c LO The • Kelth Frto~h . Mickey and Sheila Donald Milia, Mn. Jame• R~ler, Oh.ild1, Vi~e Lynn Guinther of Ml'o. Roborl Morril olld lin. Cohllabuo, Billy Hellller, Belh Wllllom and Bubar• Fultz, CyaUda and Sharma MiU1, K.Q~e Conkle, Cathy, limalf and Johnny Roller, Billy Motley, J'atty Everson, Paula tnd Ricky Morrl1,. Dozie and . Melanie Walters. . KROGER CUT HALF HAM MEANS · ALL THESE CENTER SLICES - ~T! Mrs. Helen Atkin• and Mra. Almeda Wippel visiLerl Monday with Billy Atkina, smaU son or l!:ddie Atkins, who is in Uoh:er - - - - - - -- - - - - - beld w1lh the prealdent, Mrt. BiiJI Tutsday at\ernoon in obhrvancr presiding, after which a number of of ber fourth · birthday. Gamea under the direction of games were played and prl!ea aw1rded lo Mn. Nathan BiUJ, Ml'l. Bernard Fultz; anci Mrr. Mra. Glen Eva11e, Mrs. Vau11ht.n WUllam ElJ!TIOD were played at Park wbece tbc: ~ and Mrl Orville Ho1ue. The the Rotdaide door pnte was awarded to Mll. party Wll held. Favor11 of bitloons, lUcken aDd .M Cc M l!andy WUbur Young. ~rreshmeot1 were eer<ved by were given eacb gueat. the hostess to tho.se named abon Mn. Wallen CarTied out tbe and Mn. Floyd Dunfee, Mn. Evcolor scheme of pink and peeD erett Lightfoal, Mn. Joe Youn1 in the Individual caba with numand :wtn. Robert Young . era l 4 on Lbem and the lee cream that had Happy Birthday, on ll. Guests at the pary were John· ny Jnglea. Lynn and SuunSchwab Friendly Neighbors Meeting Is Held At Forked Run • -D. Given To Honor Penni Walters Is Hostess For The Chatter Club '• I 'J \'\I I ... ·-·-- �' f ' •.' .,.Jllll!ySentinel,~l~~~~~ 0., Aug. 28, 19~- J~g for observation and treatment .Uttle Judy .McKDia:ht. dauJhler of Mr. and b . Leon McK.nla:ht lllld lira. w. ft. Carpenter fell recently at ber bome frac~ weekend at Clc1\lerd1le, J t'Wina ber collarbone . eelebntina tbeir wedding Ml'l. E. J . HUI tfld niece Mtss Barbara Hill ~•nell r.ctward Covert Mary Lou Radford. daughttr of are vlsitirq: nlativea in Colum Mr and Mn. WilLiam ~dfo1·d bus and atlendinJ: the SLJte Fatr M.ra. Eldon Weeka Ia spending Who underwent eye surgery re POIMIQJ a week 'll Re)'ltoldaburc With .Mr. eently st Hol~er Hoapital. enter and ,MJ'3. J'obn R.. Weeki ed the hospital agarn Wedne-sday Mrs. HilT)' Arter and son, Bjll, ror treatment . JIEIG8-POUKOY of Glenford are tbe guests of M~ Carl Moore and parents. her parents, Mr. 1q,d Mrs Willil'fll ToNIGHT ond FRIDAY Mr and Mrs . Verne Ilavia of Daniels, Five Pointa. Mlddleport we-re 1n Athens Sun "))AAIJOltll! MOI\NINGSTAR" Mr and Mr.. William D•nlel.l day to attend the funeral of Mr. llatlalle Wood ~ Gene Kelly and Mrs. Harry Arter and son , O..vis' aunt, lMn. Hueh Ntday Bill, vilited Wednesday with IMr Mra. Leone Wilson of AmP.aVHle and MrJ John Frtck. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. TEMPLE-Mlddleporl Mr and Mn. Harry Young and Jeffrey Wilson , Rock 3prina:• children., Charlea, Bill and Bar· Rt•ad . TONIGHT bara retlU'IIed to their home at Mrs. Robert Cutler of R1o "DISIRI UNDIR THE ELMS" Galion Tuesday liter a · wee.i:etld Grande who 1e: Jhe &ueat of Mr &opbia Lor'OD vlal.t with her parents, Mr. and Anthony Perkilll and Mn. Glenn DUl spent Wed- lin. w. o. Barn!IJ. nesday I.D. PIM.eflhura and Bel~ M.r. and lUI. W. R. Carpenter pre. FRI. ODd SAT. dau1hten, J1net and Alita, and "HIGH SCHOOL Mrs Albert Smith left Tuesday spent WOOneida)' Ia ' Columbo& CONFIDENTAL" for a vlSlt in Columbua with !M.r. and attended ~e State Fair. They and Mn. Jamea Hawley and fam- were dinner IQ.',U In the even· Russ Tamblyn • to attend the State Fair. lng of Mr. and Mn. HilT)' Young, Jan Sterling ilyMrand and Mra. Georae Dabney G•Hon. and daughten of SOuthside, W Mra . ,Clara K~r of Cleveland ALSO Va., viaited recenUy with Mr Is the 1uest of Mr. and Mr1. "MARACAIBO" and Mrs. Willard Eberaba('h and Thomu Btnyen. Cornel Wilds daughters. Gordon Struble . of Carroll tl Jean Wallace Mn Albert Mees entered th" tpendi~s a Wf~ with bil Brand Holzer H()spitMol Wednesday even· parents, Mr. •nd M~s. c . J Struble. ,. . ' , ·Mr. and .Mn. Elaler Wtckh•m entertained · _wltb a dinner 'rues dly eventn1 ~t tbelt home, Union .Wenue. Guestt wC!;re Mr. and IOLVI THI PAIKING PIOILIEM Mrt. Daua Darla, daulbtcfs Dian· ne, lri• tqd Rbondt and son AT YOUI HOUSI WITH .. , Dana Dean Jr., ot Lmthlcum POMERO" SOCJETY lend . THEATRES . • • Samsonite } ·roLDING CHAIRS ' ' ' •' " '~ '"l • ~ .. "' : J I....,. . Hel1blo, Md. Dr. an4 Mq. Chlr1es Gnber Jr have return~ t1> their home In San Ant0fl1o titer · spending the past f~W diyi in Pomeroy. They were joi"ed for their visit here by •' •. .... ln o ciOMt cornet. Aftd .•• "· ' was the overnight guest of Mr and Mrs. C. B. Wt:Ue at their home on ' Mr. &n<l Mrs. Ralph Barton,. Reedsville, Ohio are announ· clog the engagement o! thelr 'daugllter, Greta,~ Charles Don aldson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Flbyd Donaldson; Logan, Ohio. Miss Barton is a graduate of Chester High Scbool and em· ployed by the Bur1'au of l'l!bllc Debts, Parkersburg, W.Va. Mr. Dona'ldson Js a graduate,of Logan High School and em· . ployed b~ tile Logan Foundar); ~nd Machine Company. LEE .RIDERS ' UPI-l'he PhiiJidelpbia Phillie• have slgnert ~ll~od Soody Comegys of Be· verly, N. J., to a Bakersfield · ~alif., contract. Comegya, ~n out~ ftelder, batted ,4ftft in the Phila delphia Suburban League m 19117 c' LEVIES To$2.18 TRY OUR F~H PEACH .'>il GALLONS 'Mens-Sizes 28 to 3S ·88 SKIRTS $2.88 and $3.81 ' ' ...., Othtr Docorlllvt Dot!.. Por lpoclt( Oocatlolll , . .0,0 8 A.M. to ;, P .Jr. l '0'' $3.98 SUPREME ' s NYLON GLOVES Cool oumnier lheen wbl'and eolon~ · l 2for$1.00 ,.,. ~·-dfilt~ . \ ·.satOQL'SHOES MoM TIUI ~ . Grey lAtE! lit'i'l!i MILLINJIRY IALI . . .oo·. t a $1.38 to $2;'78 til 4Uillly •'II ftuak~ $5-j!o JleC.tle • 1le<luced !rom OIOck. White ,' and eoton. llvPlllil Voluotl tof'!.tll. · ,,. ' $1 ' and Wtlftr~ J,an; ·~ NYLON HOSE Papll ad 8llh1 OP.LADlll HATI Du"gilrttl UN-S{r$ t .' I!'JIU 2 paln $)',00 JIWEliY liROXipt~ ALL COITU~oii~L·'( N'!llklecta.ll:f,r,i1l>a. , ..'' ' · ~!elL' ' . . 2 toHt'.oo "' ·.$1 00' . . ~~. 33.c.· Lunch MMts ' RemeOrown ' ············ doz. 49c " I ~':Po~ ' .. ... CASE•OF 24 . •o . \\?rn • •'• ' I ~talt's Atlas Missile u·Ils . BUllseye Jn Thursday Test CAPE CANAVERAL, F'la. UPJ - Thr. mtcrcontinental AUas that shot "right dow6 the rifle barrel" put the Atr Foree another step allcsd today in develnPment of tile massive missile which ,s scheduled for a full 5 500"mdc f'~h.t SOOD. ' ' .•. Ll ' . · 'I' COUPON $1.19. JIJJ;P481T COVJ'.!IN,.. ~ .. PLIJS ' Free Fnneral~Are Offered To Those Killed Labor Day \ • , IIAl(TQN. O. UP1 - A !reo fu. to penons killed In Labor l)erol Dll .,..Uend traffic aceldent& wllliln II 11J! mne ndlut of D!lfton !a the ,~· Ia a unl4110 oafety · - lfPODSOred Ill' ndlo ~tlqn Wli'!G Im<t to curb !lollclay fatall· u... ;J A · aepulcfl:ral yp(ce the "tOD\Ost" valo over the 11oft., . . announ_c p •t·· freq110nt ABc ai!Hiate ln'ter· ot•· Blakeslee Going Pre-Invasion ~, Among Tall Firs Bombardment Of For Convention Formosa Starts ' Disput-e Renewed At Rutland Over Call Grand Jury Gas To Schools In Murder Charge On·Belpre Man Two Jailed Foi' Intoxication MA1tlUAGI LICENSE ~rry Herbert MuUord, 19, of Cheahire and Mary Alice RJfne !8," of uPI- ProdliCt' consumer eta~ A jumbo ~· · A ' 2lJ.fi2, ,\ 211-33•. and hens weak lt lower. demand ~ tractors' btd!l fol' constrllc!JOn of 16.3 malea of highways and tw!) I new br~dges wtU be opened Sept. I J, 1938 mduding an $82 ,200 pro "W1iile ·sal Cs""lllr''u~IIUi~ Pt}Toll A' spOkftroan for the firm Savlnga. Plan hafe dl!cliW wt~ wAtch makea the Atlas guidance find bank sales of both Series E S)'stem said 30 mmutes after the -and H to mdiv1duals and organiu· RO foot m~ssile roared 9[{ late tionR ve.ry encoura~ing The cur· Thursday night the flight was a rent-income H bond ts becommg-in· "giant stride rorward" 10 the nacreasing popular to individual in- tton's ICBM program · veston a5 well as churches, civic , The Atlas was the third organizations, Jabor unions and equipped with all three of Its similar type orianizations" enginea, which ultimately will July sales in Meigs County total· enable 1t to travel up to 6,200 cd $47,888 and brought the seven mtles and drop a hydrogen war months total to $378,600 ' head on an enelJiy target. ; Pike County is now fourth among The spokesman said the Atla« the first five counties and jomll hurtled ''right do.,.,n the nfic County Agricultural Agent C With Hocking, Jackson, Athens and barrel onto Uie bullseye-a preE. 81ake!dee soon will bt> in the SciOto in leading the stale in per. determined target position in the tall fir country of the Pac1fic centage of quota attained. Lucas South Atlantic." It was learned that unless a Northwt~st as an Ohio delegate to and Montgomery continue to hold the National county Agents A&· the lead among the industrial major hitch develops in funber short range tests, au Atlas will sociatlon convention whicb met't~ counties. be launched on a 5,m.mile this Wflekend and extends into rlight late in September or early next week. · m October. Blakeslee lert Thursday night train for Seattle, Wasllington, where the convention opens Sat· trrday with committee meetings, continues Sunday w1tb an o,pen· lng dinner and program, and bu&iJ.1ess sestions Monday. Tbe Meigs County &Bent will ·Executive Head John Parsons repreaent Ohio as a member of of the Western Scbool Dilitrict the national comrqlttee on rela decUned to commettt today On tionihip. He was recognized last statements .made in · a televlsed MARIETTA, 0 . UPI- A grand Ye&r by the national association news broac:kist tron1 Huntington Jury will 'meet bere TuesdAy to for his 18 yeaN service as a last night that "a fuas is brew consider murder indictmenb!: count,. agent. He will rerurn lng between school authorities against Lewis B. Niday, 30, of bere by Sept. 8. and the RuUand Gas Co." , Belpre, wbo pleaded Jnnocent to "There is not.b.ina lq be said the eha~;ges at a preliminar)' hearnow," Parson,s told The Daily ing here Thursday. , Sentinel. Ntday is Charged with killing Mrs. Florence Cowdery an~ The TV brOadcal!lter claimed Geor1e Robinson Jr., both ot Marthe ga1 company recently hac' ietta; Authorities said Niday. who rrwo arresta wer.e made ir. rePaired _a mB.U'unction in •ervice waa arrested In ParkersburR, W,. Middleport Thuriday night by to a school building in RuUand Va., hAl admitted shootiaa the pollee officers. both involving and refused to turn' tbe gas bact pair as they came out oll"Mar-ietta tavern last Saturday. tne~ cbargfld with intoxicatlan. on. . · 1tnf.mett Welch, 4D, of the The company last Wl_nter turn· Ctoasroads area, was jailed by + ed eaa of{ When it e1t1med blllf Pitrtlman Ev-erett Bostic about , tot:allng several tbou11nds of dol POSTS BOND George RDush, 25. of Letart, 6 p. Ill· on Nortb Second Ave. AI ~~..t~e.re unpaid bY the .sctlool " t.od Pa J ""·u·~l.a w. va., posted $21 bond for ap:lO a. m. I)' tro man Ike Later the PubUe Utilities Com· pearance in a(ayor CltJrlea Le· ~e•I JaUfd WWlam Wyatt, 38 mission ordered the utility to gar's court .tonight at 8 p. m. on ~~n~~ Sotllb Second Ave resi· -ervice the school and .' seek pay- cbuges ol recklel8 operation of · ~ ment througb legal ehannels. , a motor vehJele. meHium USE~ .. .. I announcement of h1s address will be ' Needs of Ufe Seck· ers '! The public is invited to attend. , BXPIR.I!S .SAT.. ('~~~"!. .,UG, ·"" GOLDEN RtPE The Ohio Department of High ways today announced 1hat con· Sale$ of these tw.., Savin~s Bonds for the f1r.st sewn months have a li:ain reached $193% mtllton of eight million .dollars over the same period in 1957 This high sales trend continues throughout Ute natiOn aa total U. S. sale&~ere up se11er: per cent and redemptions were tlown 12 per cent County ~~·~"y.Ib~Qre T. Reed stated V2lb. 3k P.QP -- • • • tANTAlOUPES · · · · · · 19c ru"" ... , . 'I . ~T9 .S .......... lb, lOc . ruTATOES · · ·· · · lbs. 29c • • • LU RIDERS · · $3.9,,. dresses LOdle5 SKIRTS · • ' $1.99tt$2.99 Meaa "CAROL KING" D_lllllon Cor the highest Ju1y smce 1949. ElBERFELD$ HOME·DRESSES . WHOLEprCUTUP -' .~ Highway Dept. To Rebuild Two County Roads Ohio sales of Series E and H . Savlngs Bonds for ,July rcacllcd S30 ) f 'sWEATERS ' . ; $3.99to$8.95 $17.95 PHILADELPHIA l'or. Lemonade Slles t1lo 18 Reg. Slim ond Huskies. Ladies f, In' rour ' dtfl o, ttu4, 5nAKS to charcoal brod Ri~ or Mlnult .. · ·· · ; · · · · · · · · · lit~. 79, ME.T LOAF · ·· ·y · · · ·, 21b. $1.39 .BoiOII¥! . 11idit'(s ··.·· ··· ·"' 49c qAMS SwtttSmOkedPicnics · 1 • • • ........ • :· ..•.. • .., . LB. 49c to $3.911 Boys . ROUSES · · $1.88 ttandtomit In 111)' room. Calt bf utt1 at cllnttN ~ti'Ytf, i:v.n ~b·hl:t\ 11 • b"'kfnlot. Moai;JI'"""."- furftlturt unH wt\'1 ...,., READY TO BAKE $1.88 LOdies • 1r, lhtllltl!lttt.ar. uPPtf, 10". Dtolh · ·'-~ II WIENERSsllCher's ··· · · · lb. 59c $2.98 Meigs County. Common Pleas Judge John U.S. Bond Sales In Meigs County Total $378,600 . tthtd In dutlblt tnainet. ' Flonnel or Broadcloth Sblrts .~.tlll \ e~~rong, ·~· oht!'llng, ..autllully ft.. ' PHILS SIGN SLUGGER F.r.yers SH.IUS $1.88 \ . t ~· 111!!1•. bltek or .,.191 - . _ .lltn4e with all colort. P_lan A Labor Day Outing · Other Plea For Change Of Venue· •• Made By Affadavits Today ject 10 Meigs ~ounty. Unltd PrMs lntern•tion.. Department .spokesmen esL The wealhermart today predict · I mated the total ~ost Of thf' (·on ~ d ~he Jair, dry weather w1ll struction which i S diJtnbuted conttnue Lh_rough th~. Labor Day u11er -e1ght counties, at more th an WC(!kend Wlt'h no ram expected $2 milllon }c-fo-rt Monday Or Tuesday: t:ounUca 111 which crmstru(· Slightly' warmer temperatures lion 11 expected to get underway were expecte~wwever, as a rt' shortly after award o.t the con lmlt of a h~g~ressure area stJ tracts mclude Coshocton, H1g~ tionary over the state. lrond , Me1gs, Richland , TUscar ,• Cool temperatures were record· was, Adams, Licking and Hamil ~d early Lod.lly with <.:olumnut. re 1 ton , porting 58, Bella1re ~ and Zanes·[ Here s a breakdown, of the ville 52. Warmesl ~pot was work to be done : Chesapeake with !J9. 1 MEIGS COUN~ - .county Heavy fog reduced visibi!Jty to Roads 3 and 60. which JOirl to zero along the Ohio River early carry tr~rftc from Sta_te Route 14.3 1 to Leadmg Creek will be today. com · plelely reconstruct,cd . The 3 3 mtle project include& the con· struction ol a new bue and sur· face course for the enure route . Eshmatcd cost of the proJect 18 $82,UOO and comp letton is sche dulcd Cor November 15, 19~. ' IQ DRESSES • . MENS LONG SLilE~ES ILOU~ES e ven • enttne Fair Weather Predicted Thru Labor Day I ' SPECIAL Girls Cotton or Orion ' Weather·,. " I In Mlddlepon It ' . ' elder ion of the late Cline Mat!~hews of Co,lumb"',~is asststant dl· rector of extensions at the University of Toledo and was a former ~t~tudent irJ the Middleport schoo1a, when hi.s father was Junior Higll School ,principal here. '\tn It. 0 . Rail and Tom , Forrest For· I OD The Brllhlelt CorDer LBE attended the Ohio Clark, who hiJ a at Holzer H01ipit;l L. Roush is in Hunting· llo1here underwent eye surgery 1•• -·' -:.- . !lhe Js visiting her husbeen re\u'rned to her home. l\t the Veteran'a Hospillll. He Mr. and Mrs. Rlebard Matthews re(,.v,erh>s from recent surgery. Tolcdo .apent TUesday night and Stut6eam BAKER FURNITURE ...... .. • , . .. Lout\S'IJand~ Wrong-~aseball To·Preacher-Coach Hal Doster .. '. Bacon tOOay I - 13hade Valley All.Stan 5-3'. Hal ' Doater, manager of the et to pull out one or two or three lb 1~17; beJV1 ';bade Valley lads, appr.oa.ched be had stashed away -there, balls hens 10·12. Louks after the lut out to 1 n. be thought belonged to the Syra· 71. nounce: ~ <!use ReereaUon Club (sponflora of MIIT1NG "Wt~'re short ~ • practice ~Nil! new park). No . .164, F&A'M, How about it?" When be ,handed thfl ball to Dos. .Jnanlmoua Laub, bil bearte.d ter, who is an established Reverend Dtonthb' any bu~tne88 11 a\twaya where tid• concern- :;~ the f~ve-ehureh Shade Valley the l.odio 1&d., a~t~l>ed him Pastoral Unlt.,v, bht as lif~ was the ~. at V:$0 ,. .• "Hero, ru Jllve '!l'ltlnll on the ball: . ., ., ~ ~ '!!rr~ ~. the defenRe attornf!yl with IUbmill!mn of affadavlll! bumg made to · : thf cou rt for decisiOn. Thts mnrnmg J:tdgc Bacon indl· ('<Jted that llc would ~and down Ilia dccunon 1 n the mattcf on Tueaday Sept 2. just one day prwr to the dale set for Offutt'• trial which 15 scheduled to open on Wedne.day at 10 a m Offutt ha ~; been lleld In the MI:'Jgs County Ja tl smce Mar ch 19 WJ!hout bond altH two attempt. had heen made by lbe deferu~e to effecl hls release on bond One of wh1ch was ovcrru lrd hy County Judge Emmell Pf'ople!l m a prelimmary h~anng and tbe other by l11dge John B.llcon on .a pleading for bond . Outh Jurists ruled tflat ~ prrso11 l'h;trgcd With a capital of· fl'nse . us Is OHu!l , 1s not admiss· dblt: Lo hond Th(' C"ntm~ l'll!il' .It (' W out <'l f an altq;:l·d autn aecldl'fll on the Cheh1· <•d-Ua.shan road on thl' mght of March 15, '>"ben Offutt claimed •h.:t hlS Wile "hla('kNI out" temporartly and lost control of their car wh1ch then plunged over a 00 foot emhankment to cra11b 'into a huge tree near the foot of the mchnc. Offutt claim~ thai hi11 wife was killed m the acddenl and that hR eseaped unhurt with but minor scratches on Lht~ back of his left t.a nd He said thai when he regamed consciou~:~Res& that he was unable to aid bts Wife wbo was thrown under the dashboard and that he then summoned aid. Sllf'ri ff Robert C H.artenbach be('amc dubious of Offutt's account of the ace1dent and aiJO ~urious about 5CVeral aspects of the pur· ported acc1dcnt After returning to the scene or the accident and makln~ a more thorough cheek of the death car he wa11 more than · even eonvint:ed that sometlune was wrong. He then ordered 11Js deputies on a 2:4 hour ~uty basi.!l that lasted over a ~rmit ,or four days during I wh~eb tu~ne C\'ldCJl(C turned up whic_h P()VJled tuw~:~rd Offutt as the P6iis.tbll! murderer or his wift' of o.alr-.-fav~._ib,_ . ~ ·,. _ , . When Hltf'tenbach and hi.s deputtea searched the premases of the Denver Hollel' f~ . where tbe young co~ple resided .m a ~aller, he found bloodt~tams lh an 1n1Plement shed where the orrntt's park· ed the1r car. 1 . In a farm pickup truck ~ong­ mg to Qffutt, were found a pair of glasses. whic)l had been missing from the accident scene, The glassel were wrapped in an old T-sftirt and h1dden in back of the seAt in the truck. Also round m the truck was a bloOd stamed monkey wrench. This, coupled with blood stains on the car in plflCes where they ~hould n.ot have been, brought Hartcnbach to the conclusion that foul play had occurred. Offutt \tas then arrested on Mareh 19 as he left the cemetery following his wife's funeral. A Meigs County Grand Jury s.ubseq_uently . rendered a True pj;U of fll'llt degree murder against him after evidence wa.s presented by Meigs County Proaecutor James B. O'Brien. The trial date was original~).' etlt for May 28 and then continued until June 16 and apJn until September 3. Offu.tt Je being represented the case by attorDeys Warren Sheets, John Halliday and Frank W. Porter, Jr. Representing Lhe State of Ohio in the trial ~ill be ~tlei,p Co11nty Prosecutor James B. ' O'Brien usisLed by Manning Webiter. A special jury venire hu been drawn for the trial numbering 75 llfl;mes. The bir.arre case has attracted ., widespread attention- with the result that .when the ti'laJ opens it Is expected that there will be a num~r of newspapers' from all ovef Obio sending representatives to Pomeroy In addition to wire service reporters, tn ---D--t D• hda om Dltl Y· Card Recieved 1 By .Mrs. I. Carmen ~·~~~· .!:r..~:·~:·~rtb~ nf:.~ btnhday cardll" of bet life 1 'Thursday night. ! ,How red can a goy's face get? It waS a telephone call from . That was- ·th6 q!f,~sUdb 'answered by Bob Louks, impressa· 8011', Gary, a U. S. Nl(vy firerio snd general' master o{ cermoJiles ot lhe current Invitatio. ber man at Newport, 1\. I.,· w.ho 11 nal Llt\le League Baseblil,l 'routj!ament being held In Syra· wit!i tile Navy post office departcuse. · · ~ ment <JS a mail carrier !or ,the It happened last night after- ·Middleport's All·Siars edged s'ation there. u.e ' c. took under advise ment the pleading by af'tadavit of the· request for a change of venue entered in behalf of George Off. utt, 21, Mtnersvtlle. who 1s charged with the first degree murder of his wife Donna Jean Offutt on March 15. No ora.J arguments in support of the plea were made by wlth Mr. and M,rs. Noah I!lti:~~~::":: and son, Charles Richard · ..lrt10... -- • Hllh School. Miss Betty Koehler, who is visitIna her aunt, Miss Sally Schaaf, with ,_,, ' ...,-.c;halr eDmfortt Strtttg. Good ........ . And )'OU'tl IO'tt tht · Mrtl Com•, wrht, phone. ......... _ Engagement Is Annou~·c'ed Margaret Cougbeno>rrOJo~f~er~~~~~::~ were visitors of the f, ter, Mrs Manmng Webster, !J,nd St home by sen 1 Joe Reic)lman, Whll Wlll be their lfUest for the remainder of the week. Ml11 Helen Beeson retltrned to her home in Columbus Tuesday after visiting with Mrs W H Juh· Ung and other frie nds Cor the past week. Pt-.:tss Beeson teachea phyaical educat10n in the Fnnklin Junior . . , , . made - II ' .,,,. • • • were EASY OUTJ roomful of gufth- -' ;-.~l·.............,........,..." .. lliddleport Society ' of tfM.. toftly wPhof•t.red, r;:ontovr-c:WYH cholrt • •• Mn. Homer Russell wu In Laur· el Cliff recently where she spent the day w1th her stster, :dra: Clay Eblin Mr. and Mrs~ John f'u.ltz and daughter. Anita, bave .returned home after .spendin.c tbe wpektnd in Columbua. when! tbey the peata or hl.s brother, WilHam Fultt, and famtly, .his father Henry Fultz, and .attended the Ohio St.ite Farr Enroule home tlley stopped far a visit w1th the former's un. de Col. T. Lyston Full!, at LancaJ.. ter. Herbert Manley who wu . iously mjured in a car accident recently was returned to his home on N Front St , Tue1day by the Rawlings-Coabi ambulance. l~ r. and Mrs Oscar Amstut;; of Orrville, Oh1o, an! visiting relativel in thts area, bavma: been call· ed here by the death of E. 0 . Saunders. Mr. and Mrs Jack Hein (Ethel! Clark) &~J,d daugbtera, Pam 'and :~arlene, of Roa:er City, Mich ., are visitln" hex parents, Mr and Mra. Clarence Clark. Mrs ~eorge VanZandt ward Graber of Co!umbus. While here they we1 e visiting their parHu&h Graber of Dayton and Ed· ents, Mr . end Mrs. C. P. Graber Sr '695 1tD NOt • !< --· - --------,4.. ' "·. . 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