http://66.213.69.5/files/original/be2826586927f9e27b20e828cc9053c6.pdf 6b455bd311bad25ded2454b4cd730fab PDF Text Text ' 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.. ' "·. . ' . • ·' ~ "bolter:· __ -~ - ' ' He wilt deliver 'Pn!sident Ei.seli~ bOwer's maiL to when t,be •Pretldent comes to soon Gary will get a 115-day M 1 after. which he wilt fori 2-montb!l sChool at · lte-fore li)ing on sea slgnment starting tboard"' the Aircraft llldeP.OD<Iene," tho odoat .' . with a,\ UOti �r \ • - ' ' --- SY CUSE OF the quota nee ed by en tJ u Q t I fe in t is a a that is heart g d wond rful to hoi . c ps benm ed ones w iss Linda G · IsH or d i ABridal Shower n Sdnes nd Mr . Paul Ha fn stall W re co-host ss at a bri I s h wer Thursday eveni Mis11 Linl"la G 'mm hose marriag to Eve t1 Forman will bt> an fJnt f Sept. 8. The ~ifl<l Ia le that he! tlmbrella the Herman ndon epending a vaToledo, IT-YOU WAYS U mov- . U!e 11 now/) C terGran Acts Upon Four pp lsF. r 'd SA 0111 ' at yo r AL the •• w chic Ia g by II s I I I doUght •.. A that'& .our .ell en! .OliO bl e eau!jla neas and ty fair i today for a five-day ial 133th tender ood· • t u~u II today. e · 'I • • G ... ..... Sty!"•l iriD ·e eG ' ..... ., •• t ' !. . .... ..... . . . .. .: ... " ' Je 0 Ier ,.,.,, e Yo '\ .. 95 ... twi!Wm)W • I I ' ' 1• •' ' l itiD �I .- • . . I Dilly. Senllllet; Plriftetoy-M!Ifclleport, 0., A:ua,'29; rtllill-lrl. •· ;;,,;:;,.. IG'bftl Glllt!l4, Hro. w Mrt. Herrmn Layn1 0. J-.·. Hew~d Blowa, 1fn, IO&n Robert Ll)'ne, Mrt. Mh. - SPORTS DESK ASSIGNMENT AMERICA.. Bie Chemist Can Tell Your Dlnesses At AGlance TOVOYI..... •pm. I!Pl - MINN!:AI'OLJs, " City fotbero t4!dly ""'" ..poe~ec~ to approve a nine • ~nWion • doUui bond iuue propOial W kettp • ~· current Wublnflon SIJiaiDJ:t. Htno nripollo -ball fllrtatloO> 1""11 coolint off. Howard, GllloeJt, ldii. Cborlol Krt. Kermit Mn. Shinn, ANNOUN<:U ICH~DULI • CLE'IlSON, S. C. UP! - , _ Clemson Tiger. han anoouneed 1 2.'!-pme ocltedule for liM! 11158-N baskelball .eason. n.e Tlttn- wiU appear .lu. ·three tol.n'name.rtt.i-.tht' st.. t Bowl at Plltuburtlh. Po, the Carroueel at Charlotte, N. C,, and the Atlantk Coa1t Conferenee meet at Rnlelgh, N. C. Ja'/" Sho In Poltnd. of 47, stt. won .~ at chlrriploilolll"' . ' ; ~r, _ _ ......... .. tuu_,_ _ _ .......... ... ,...................... .... U-Dq.IT III&JIIn, CIIIN'III;)L a..&.. . - . . .. .-...::.... ..... , ~ ( 'rhe 'Pomeroy Cement Bloek Company l'llmefll)', P\J.o KITCHEN SPECIALS New Auotott~tifii.d -r·m~rs; ) WhiteT>.~- SHOTGUN SHOOT SONIAY, Aottsr3f-1 ~.r.\ .- IS'adk W~ton c:hestw, Ohio Department or Nguf'al reaou•• ~tredlcted today. , The outtooli: foJ the-Ball" clnttoil and Southeastern arta: well forti· Fiohin& presoure ll&ht. ~ few de»artment lakea and stream• la pOd ~Udl­ ,.,~11'.. \YiYWld serving tlon. Forked Run Lake, Atwood RelefV<Iior, Lake Hope ol!a ~-, Alma in a:ood co~ditlon. MQit at reams hlgb and roUy. P•tn TRAP .......... snLL tARGETS • ., .'' LOOK HERE ' USED CAR Comeback Trail Cutting Down · . Television Sports for your lint hy in a goOd ·l'f OkAlt·tri(AdY . NEW l()BJ( . UPl-The ahot· welldiDI· of opofll" and the . Utriela may bt headln• I'Q1 • abrupt 1ma1hup ~~i:~~~~::~iMadlbe i Charles Edges Up One Rtptg In Trtree-1 Leap. ' FAillfolONT, w. Former heav)'Weilhl "Bul now," he added, "our nl1ht1 fee8 (what televl1lon pays the promotor for the riJht \o telecut an event)· have come down 00 per ·cent. Their 1udkm· 55 an!!O II to t200() $2905. Ce~dUicrc $2495. Hull Top Coupe LOok• ahtl' J\ll'n1 IM...tln< lili televtalon and reduced att•nd· bOCalllo tre• collin( lbo Garden on event totevtiod. ol lh~ e.eh Ptovibg As Slugger product from $11100 which is 1»-. $1695 56 Packard euat.a Vlclorla C.upe. A ear wl*' PIIWiflPeJPenon,. 55 Buick $1395. lllonlelalr Hull Top Red and Wblle, lflll• =;Hard Top. A Bell Cool Job Sl Plymwth . . . . . . . . . ........l ...~ 54 Oldsmobile .. & Dow, 8U ID Tlte Lap Of....,. N 500 iDR:..Fbrdon\oti¢ 'R.o~~·~r~·l~~ ba- • · ~II>~·· ~Ina ~fel'IP 'IIIII CJYOP ·.llQO. oliatllnt anct fla:vor you clesir• • 195.7 · FA.I:RLAME :· 2 OR. "Sed. gcvl. SolidiBioc:k, S!td.Trtiins;,.. 1956 CHIVY .. B'Cyl. 4 bR Sed. A l Rea~ fkiy,c~'11'1l . . 1917 FORD , .... · · ·~.~·,..· Cvr, .TiM~. · White Tires, ~oclio; lti~ter' ·For,GfiOI~~-t;; Shc;~tp .. · .' ~her · .,.... .:·: ' . '.:I ,,~ .. ;. . '" .r , ,· · .USED CAR . f'J4Jiili; . ', '· . . IJ•Pop~ ...,.s: 1111~ Jeans· $1191• '1$3.85 .... Just st,'ilts $395. • ' '' .... ''"' .. nrCTRIC Coff~•l•ah I. ot tdloi fhermosfaficafly confrolred drinl:ing terr.- . frying· is easier, more h:,l;hful. perahl ...~ "Dj~ yo~ m3al ~· f~a tobia.'' ' Maii:{II'Jdor, e'f'yl. ·4:o~. sedan) N~· awP Unn Brews to exact< llte1191h 19M· fO.RD FGH~Ione. 4 DR. . g \ ~IKIR BRIEFS pi Sar:~d & Wl'iite; LOw MUoi:jf, :ltU FORD. alliy. $1l9i. 1 'Qu5t. ~oo 4 Plt ·saud EconomyCar"'" Priced $1f95. 5S Mercury :talell oto~· o~owed bo Jell tM teaaue· ln home ~'¥· run.tr balled ln; ~. KO"d lll,d lola! tnr, nEe. corru NEWS 1951 FattD ttt1 ·FORD CUllom 4 Dr. Sharp Red and White, 1.- 1111' lr· 56 Ford whO! 80t' .u , . . .. Howorilj • · rll'lldo ~ U.. j:lau 1'hur• B l!lrellll, dom~tr,IJI1t .l'l'!P thlo I time, wal alven a unanthave ,wel1hin in IO.raund bout Easi·Weot Stadium 88 Kollday Coilpe-P•ll Power, Like New. 57 Olclsmoblte ot va. the .: · · 't''· ' ' OUUioiq.r IJIPI- ai~•rouod 1!t9t' l!aHb•ll ond JiU. kiltbaU alhlolll' al QjUj ~ Unl· Enard Charle!J was one step Qlltf' .,u named 'f.h.JJrsctaY, nlUt 'lurlhee olon, nto "oerto.qs''. ,oorne- at.tbi' llll!l!l. ~~fo. l\!f¥t'F ,o£ tlte; bact trill tedar IIIIer !!!1'\llqMI!I Tb,.e-t ~P· , Johnfty Har~ . at St&l!iien•lll'o, Tho ll•iil•l rl,ihtnoldor wot~43 Ohio, In a slilw·movidtf libilf ol- lbo ·20 ltrllt.-p~ vote.. In the he;e. . balloliq ond· talllod a 1o1a1 Ill 72 1'be 97-year-old Cbar!Oo, who potnto. Ro fhilohed well.~boad of had trimmed down !rom a pudat tlttt •utm..,.p, .. la"'l.mala ~ 234 IIIII! January, to 198 at W•Uoeo, the a...,. .,.; ibOrll!<ill mouo ~oetst~n Jncreued attendanee-ln front at of the home ecreen-doem't help dly nJJbi. at the box office. Irish uld reduced payment by eel aM up and their fee.• aone' down.'• CBD.\11> ItA~• !Qwo UP' Fran!! li!IWI!!'d, totmu U,ltt, hancly. with l:.ig-mir· er features .• or containers Multi-speed of gleaming controJ. hrll tu.t,ne alum. s~ baare:. • inun!. lozed. .__ _..;...1 Sma, f ..Jo;·L Owner. fiwr. Steering FordC5ltl&tic:, R .tif', t1• Gc:ilct&Wfiite-Sharp·. IIIli , '*' · f~57 rORb · soo· ~ 2 DR. vlcToR·~~; .·tcooo Mi. M COLUMBUS UP! ~~ :=~~~ Ohio will be poor 'thlo .W. ruum CUISTU SIT $2~91 · rs .. �• •• • 6---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0., Aug 29, 1958 -=~-;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-;;-;;-;;.;:--·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;o-;;:·l i .. - . - 1 - fOA CONSISTENT lJEPENDABLB llESVLTII Shotgun S.u"<ge •ingl• barrel H"b William•, Shode, Ohio per word 8-27-6tp RATBS '* ....-d. oae for Wee IML~D.. Ml!Jmaro. c:ouacuti~ t.MertJollf. eblrf a IOe..-4 ...a S&«W - One moi:O. for ~ ceat.a per word P'Ull rate of 'l: eeoll per WOt d will be char4 ect tor aclurtilln& tt Mt p.tid f'JI' before the 1$t.D of ea=ta mouth foJloWt.aa lDHrUua. I!Zr&n ln -\dvertiwla:---Sboui(J ~ 11'1!DOrt~ inu:aediatel) . !'Ill Dtul)' Seutioel will out be re.spocs\ble for more than oot ~nco1 red UMerllun. Card of Tbanb and Speda1 pabtiahed •t 1 ceot per word 111 N~ ot !iWeata 11.00. 0\ ttunN SUPER PREMIUM Supj:jlies ll;.ed 60 H P Merlury Outboard Motor and full y f'qulpped SPEED LINER Boat . I yc.i:lr old SAVE BUM, Pomeroy 8 22-tf Pameroy Farm Bur* Co·Op Asso<lallon 8-27-2tp c--c---- - - rD 1'hompson Tractor Sa!.cs, Pom croy , 0 . · 8 28-Jtc All metal utility Tr a lh~' B ft bed, light s, good tires. G. F Thomali, Rutland 8·28·3tp (111 Wonted To Buv Phone 8 25-6t c 930·J. (-)\ For So!"' AT Two reg1stered Beagle Hound~ female. Berme Saxton Farm , Robert Reed , RD No. 1, Rut Good Used Coal furnace OR liUI'ER RE!iOLAt PEACHES Elberta peaches ready Both pickBrmg con ed and dropped tamer Webster Fruit Farm , Phone YUkon 53201. Chester, Ohio. 8-27 -6tp ft . Rotary mower , com pletely rebuilt $200 00 Fulto:1 2 10 1'i 'v\ann~> · - · - -.=-:-:-:-::=----- Wood MlfTROPOLITAN AYto Sel•t (9al - land Good Cl..n UHd Ca.-. All Mekes and fAodalt N:>t1ces Gentle 8-27 3tc tJ·2HUp. PHONE 398 wau tJ.e lfer Calf 4 !1XIS. old. Phone 246~. S.ddle lor "'' Good ., new Herb Williams, Shade , Ohio WANT ADS ~ , -(12)- ----Wanted to Rent I>1mng Room I Oaka large and small H.., H;t~ven WE BUY SERVE INCHILADAS The wm-Won Clau of the EUB Church sponsored a dmner ICRAr IRON - METALI of "Enchiladas" on Monday even· tng from 6 to 7 o'clock at the church. Approximately 'J.5 people attended the dinner. Following the dinner at 7:30 1 -=~=~~~~ M1ss Sandra Roush spoke and I ~UJCK SERVICE On Watcb Re showed s.lrdes of her trip to New Pll lft.ng by Fado.rv Trainee M-ex1co and Colorado wb.ere she waLchmRkcrs COLLINS JEWEL spent the past s1x weeks teachERS, Pumerov 1 3 t mg In the EUB Misston Church B1b!e School. ~ttom. Buill K tcbe-:~ d'i!11pel1 !or your home. l"ree eadmat.et. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Foreman & Abbott Pbuae lb;!v K. J . &ott announces 8284-l tl 6 tl that a reviva~ will begin •on - --:-=----: ~ - - Sunday, August 31 at 7:30 P M Yau C•n Sne at the Hartford EUB Church. AI PERSONALS ltadne Shoe H R. Andrews of New York Reptlr Shop 171 29. 2!ilo ~pent several day1 here last week Mrs Walt Taylor. and Dale of Experl tree serv1ces of aLl types Ca ll Pomeroy 922-M. 8-Zfl-6tp Columbus viSited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Melvm Knapp 1-aMt week FURNACES Oil Gas Co• 1 Mr .. and Mr1. Donald Shoop, Sales ~nd lnst•lf•tlon Karen and Lorrain of Canton Cart Arnl)ld-Ph. 836-Y were guests or Mr. aqd Mrs. . 8 6 301< W1U1am McFarland and family ------,----:-;-~ on Wednesday and Thunday of Coal , gravel and general baul1n&. last week. Have kmdlt' wood by the cord Mrs Bay Miller, Canton was Call G A Deem, Rarmf!, 308& the guest Oof Mr. and Mrs . Thom8 8·30tp as Grinstead and family last week David Lievlng, son of Mr. and (20bl lnsurar•,ce Mrs Lawrence Lieving Is a mediBarnes-Simp~on lm;urance Agent)' cal patJent at Holzer Hospital. Rev and Mrs. Harry Miller Mtddleport Fire, Automobile, and Beverly , Middlebourne, 0 ., Bonds. Phot!e 6315 X 6 20-i.f Mr and Mrs Wayne Dawson and - - - - - - ---::--c-c:-COMPLETE Insurance Protechon uf Beverly, 0, are visiting Mr. L1fe, Auto, F1re, Polio Call Don <~nrt Mrs. Harry Miller. Mills, Midd!rporl, Ohio The Pony and Uttle League baseball .clubs enjoyed a \\liener Estate '~'t tbe local park Frida" ITR'.IC~<IIIAL I aiAIU OHIO VALLEY Jl.INK CO. ---- - - - - - -- Suite $20.00, 't11nd $3 00, GARAGE-In vicinity of 256 41 h Hours S 00 A M to 10:00 P 1\la. radio $3 .00, Bridge lamp $2 00 Avenul' Jn Middleport Write Daily Exrept Sunday White iron bed $2 00 Call 219 RH:hard Clark, Amesv11le, 0 I. Main 9 ........_ Pomer"'y, 0. 8 26 3lc 8·21-Jtc. Sealed Bldti Will be rcl'C\IICd by COMPLETY. the undersigned at his res1dcnc~ ( 14) For Rent BARRECliE CHICKEN at 264 Soulh Second Avenue, M1ddleport, Ohio , untH 12 00 Four furmshed apartments- (2) llt!'iNER o 'clock noon on the 9th day of (Half ChlekenJ 3 room (2) 4 room. also store S(•ptcmbcr, , 1958, for the sale Servt..d In Our D1uing Roolllll room. Call 63:18-X 8 23 6tc of the Bart H. Rawlings resl t21) Real U .25 ~!ale dent'<' real estate Situated m ROOMS - 1 arartment doae in HOT 8ARBECUE WHOLE the Vlllagt• of Rutlo.ntl imme· town 127 Butternut 8·18-12tc tHICKEN TO TAKE HOME FARMS, HOMES, BUSINESSES 1'I diatcly we11t of the Rutland WANTED _ LISTINGS Call 911-M {or Rf'senrattun 1-3 rvom dpartment al1o 2 sleep. Our Buslneu Is REAL ESTATE High SchooL ina: rooms. Call 388- Y Earl D Mender, Reallo t·, Nel Satd real estate comusts or a 'I 28 He sonville Phone 4:}2; Peal'i !.'' null' room frame dwelling with -:----:--:-:--: Itt. 7 Pomeray PaKcr, Agent, Pomeroy. Phone one nnd one-half baths, base 5 room apartment unturnished 9201. Call·WrJte Phone. ment. central heating and gar· utility room over SUffier's a_lle on an extra large lot. In Shoe Stol't", on Court St. Tel. (8) 19 2%, 26, 2'-.~, 4lc addition there HI a small mas AUCTION aa. 7-18-tfc (241 For Sale or Trodf' onry bUJidmg containing two I have solrl my farm awl will &ell rooms with ~>tool and lall'atory. a toom unfurnished apr.rtmen't. the fullow1n1:: pe . snn,•l propM"ly Phr:onc 310M. 7-14-tf For Sale guod hOUtie and lot With at th" rarm ]o(;ated un. ~·orost The ma~t is rcsf'rved lo rcjed Iilli city COfl'-l<'nCf'S, in good IO· .any or all bids. Bu11 Uo11d (flr!lt hou~r ahuve NH"F. 2 bedroom apartments -eatwn Or would trade for Roberl L Coats, Trustee J<~ orcst h.un Cht1rth1 1 mih• off Phone 6419 8·2fl-6tp hrm wilh m 20 miles nr Ohio of the Estate of Bart H. Ho11te 7, near l'omeroy Ohio, River Contact Charles 0 Ne llawhngs, deceased SATURDAY, AUGUST :lll , 19M vtllc, Mason. W. Va Phone 12 30 P M Jo' :Jrm Equtpment-- 8 28 12tc ( 17) Help Wanted SP:i 5780. 8-28-3tp 7 ft.. DiM·, dnf: harrow, ~irlf' OPPORTUNITY delivery rGke, 2 botlom plow Oflcrti will be reccJ~·cd up Lo II A M nf thl' 15th rlay or Sept. MAN OR WOMAN on rubber, wheelbarrow, ex· 19!l8 for the SIX room frame Responsible person, from this teminn ladrlcr, milk rani!, tar FOR SALE dwellmg lm·all!d at Carpenter. area, to service and coiled paulm. small tool! Llvestnck -,.jieulf'd bids w11l be received up Ohio, on Lot 27 formerly own from new type c1garctte dispen- until 7:30 o'clm·k p. m un the 1 ralf. 2 ~hadts (IOU lh) c•rl by Libby T Rceve8 Also ror ser. Route established by Com fifth day ol S&ptcmbcr. 1958, Houa~>holtl ltrm ~ l'hilco Elcc 1-wd v1H1nnt lot11 at Carpenter pany. Nn Selling. Ale Mt c~ the Parish l)ousc, ht'lng 11 twq. U'k Rangf", Philt'O Elettrle lk -,hll right b reserved to r<' JCI'I .lientlal Car, reCercnCc8 arld story bnck HtX room dwcllinQ frlijl'rilll!r. rhilco 24 !m·h 'IV, all off«•n L<'c McComus, Exc $900 to $1800 caJJh requirerl . 3 house, gltr~tge., g1111 furnace. baf:IC· Maytag Wu11hcr , 1-lol Pomt Dry· cutor. 8·29·3tc to 15 hours weekly hrt up t{l menl, located at 211 Scc.Jnd Street er ' I year c;lrl), Unicu Deep $275 .00 monthly . PossJbillt} Pomeroy , Ohio. Bids should be f!~r, ·~ze, 1111 ..·u f(•ct), Duling Hotpoi11t l!:lcctric Ilangc . Good fulltlmc work Jl'ol' local inter· addret~scd to the Federated Church Room Table and Chair11, Om· tondJtion . Nitc Hppearancr v1ew ~lve full particulars, Sealed Bid, r/o Hobert S. Coates, ettc Suite, Livlnu Room 'suite Reasonable Call 6024-Y Willphone Wrih• CilolllrJ,Ites. P 0 Pomeroy, Ohio. U accepted, the Bed Room Suite, Baby Bed, Till lam Bailey 8-20·3tc Box 8047, Miracle Mlle Station, purchase price is payable upon Back Chair, Occasionnl Chair. Mlnncapoliti, 16, Minn 8-29-ltp delivery of det~d. The right is re· nesk and Chair, Underwood Hamilton Beech Mixer- two open typewr!ter, Ucatrola, J)ouble gla98 bowll and juicer. Patr · served to rfjeet any or all offers. W~ntcd: Boys or girlB to handle, Rinse T•tbq, End Tables Hnd curtain lllrelchcrs. Phone 860-M Property may he inspected by paper routes In l'omrroy. con· Stands, BQQk ('ase, Lamp111, Ra Pomeroy . 8-20·3tr contacting Hev. W. .J. Bartels. tad th" Dally Scntml;!l. 8-8-6 dio, lllshes, J<:hwlrolux Swei'JI 2 01:11!1 lleatcr!ll, Baby StHies, 2 l!~1re - - - - - - - - - -- (8) 18, 20. 22. 26. 27. 20; <9> a, 7tc er tcr Cream Frerzrr, HaHe Srreeru; 1 }~lectnc i"au. P\,onr WANTED- Woman to live In and ca'bmet and many ulht•r ilt•ms 428. 8 25-6tr do light housework . Contad ENTERED IN BIG RACE Wood Bro~ Corn Pkkt!l' -....,. - ---- -- \. --~-Mr~ Nellie Bormg, R~~d~v11le, CHICAGO UPl- 'l'rainer W!ll Th~a Is 12:00d furmtun• A K C Registered Pckingesr Ohio. 8-27 3tr tam Moltrr will enter TemP<'Sl II (SIRned) Op111 !loHon. puppies. Mrs Woodrow Call, - - -::--=--=-:-: and flound Table in the $140.000 IUDGIT SALIS MANAGER Term 11 • CaRh. 732 Sycamore Sf , M1ddleport. added Wtuhington Park Hamhcup H. & R. Flrc!ilonc De11lcr Store BRADFORD AUCTION CO . 8-23-6tp at Arhna:ton Park next Monday. and the Firestone Tire & RubCrllt Bradtorcl, Aurt. ?-carhes ;n-d- AppJc·.~s.-::N;::-cw:-:1-;:la::-v-:-en ber Company have an opening Not Rcsp9nMbl~ for A('cltlents. Orrbarl:! . 1'024888, New Haver1 for a man to manag! time pay8·23-lnr.. W.Va. 7 28 ll<' sal<!! 'dept. n Mlddle·:-:-==:---:c:--: -ahllpe - ment p~rt. s 1ues and Credit experl· ,.-;;;==;;;;.;;.;;;;;;:::;;;;;;.;;;;;;,I 2 horae wagon tn goorl 1 erl.ce in tires and appliances Sene! gaa refrigerator almO&t helpful. Salaried poaitinn With Septic T1nk Owners new Slna:le sot heavy work 1\arfull salary and expenses paid nest~. Large lreatrot.a heating during four weeks training perNo Dia:t~ln!i:-No Pumping Tank stove. Gas cook stove. Wilbur Iod. ThlH Is an unusual opporUH Kle•n·'lm All Logon, Pleasant Ridge, romeroy, tunity. Please write Mr. R. J... lewtr -.net T1nk CIHMr Ohio. 8 23 8tp Nichol•. c/o Fireston~ Tire &: .- - Cleans and aelivate11 bacteria Necchl Zig Zaa Automatic sew· Rubber Co, 3500 Indianola in one simple operation. ing machine. lJke new In 11 Ave, Columbus, Ohio, giving JtetYitt Gu•r•nteed buutllul mahoaany cabinet aae, present tyye of work and e"ost new t439.95 wm sell for pa1t experience. AU l11quirie1 MEIGS COUNTY only $1811.00. Notfflng down will be held atrittly confiden· FARM BUREAU CO-OP only $10.00 pr. month. Write th\'1. Applicant& will be contact· 140 1. Mlln If. ...omtroy, 0. Box 68, Pomero:r, Ohio, or ed for Interview In l.he near Pb•ne 248. 8·27-&tp future. a.-28·3te - - - - - - - -- " Mn. Otto Grimm , Mra. Rolan d Karr and Debbie and ·Mn. Pao.sy Fry were busineu vieiton at Huntington Saturdfiy. Mra. Fry via.ited her son Harr)' Ray who 1s 1 patient at Vetera111 HotpJtal. Mr. IDd Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr. and Brute were vi.&itina; Air. and Mrs. Donald Gothard and famlly in Columbus S\J;nda:r. Mrs . John Car.penter 11 a medical patient at Holzer Hoapi~l. Sue Chri! is viliti,ns Mary Lee .nger tills week. K.''l Killy and Max moved the1r bomt! this week to Aliq uippa, Pa , where Mr. Brown is worluna. Mr. and Mrs A. T. Overton and family of Miami, Fla., vl.slted several days this week with her brother Mr . and Mrs. Philip Wol· peft and Suzanne. M'ary Lee Kessmger has moved in Lbe Loman apartme nts. She as to teach at the l ocal ·Grade School thJs year ENTERTAIN WITH PICNIC Mr. and Mrs. Wilham WINS POU POSITION DAJILlNGTON, S. C. UPIEddie Pagan of Linwood, Cal.if., averaged 116.rHS: milet per hour Wedne•dQ to capture tbe ~~le posiUQn for. Monday•~ SolltliierQ. 500 mile atoc.t ear race. . By IJ.¥ER t. WALZIR OF Big Values Me Donald Shoop, Karen and Lor ram, Mrs. Bay Miller of Canton, Mrs. Florence McGuUin of Pt. Pleasant, Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, BiU, Puul and Bobby, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Rlcc, Jimmy and Jackie, ~ Mr . and Mrs. Barr)' Montgorrlery And Michelle, the hosts and Charles -and Raymond. A.pproxiinately 50 attended. Mrs. A. E. Wolfe who has been visiting her <lllughter Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush returned to her home in Barberton, 0, Wed· nesda:· Mr. and Mn. Wilbur were visiting their infant grand daughter on Sunday, who is a patient at Children's Hospital in Columbus. t Mr . and ~rs. Lloyd Roush and Mr. and Mrs. John .Barringer were visitors m Huntington Monday. Cbar!es Brown visited his family here this wccken'd. Mfs. Brown · SPECIAL lABOR DAY DISCOUNTS 1957 Chevrolet Four Door 1956 Ford Vlelorla Hardtop 1955 Ford Jloor Door 1954 Chevrolet Tudor 1954 Chevrolet ·GASOLINE • B. F. GOODRICH TIRE.' • Four Door All Are Clean Low Milage CARS. TUTTLE MOTOR CO. RACINE SERVICE STATION See' Veri or Clay Oliver INlier, Owner PhOne 3143' · R•clne Open Evenlbfl 'HI 8:00P.M. PHON.. 62-X Main -r-- Pan1ert'll r========================· FIVE POINTS GRILL - - Legal Notice - ---·-- ----=--- . ---·~1-- --- We Select Only The Very Best NOTICE ---......--- J. ------ Haaaerty Middleport. Ohio. To Whom Concen1ed: tbe .above penon Ill totall)' unable lo work due to SeniHty, A.rl.etiOICI>tloaea and defective FOR ftENT--ExtenaJor. Ladder.! *SOO to .iOOO llllllo & TV Repair S.nlc• Phone 100 r.nttrey, Ofll• Putt Y•u In Any NIW 1951 TRAILIIR BULK LIME? 82 Uc ----......::.~. CONCR.ETII: BLOCKS On Ovr Lot. We can make immedjllle deUvery -sfread or dump. ed. For fat efficient serviceCaD Pom. 88 M DJtlennt SI.Jt~<1 and Model• To ChOOBCr From ''leo. F.\BT FREE D&LIVEIIY All orNIIy nductd In 0\n)'lbiD& Taken Ill Trade . lock On II. u. Call . . . · · - · Waverly Mobil• Hl'm• Salt• .·.11111 Bureau Co-Op I .MIIH"'""" of -roy - -- 18 Foot Star Trailer. ARNOLD'S , parts, radio, tlr· altape. Bob Hyaell, 81- ti36J.Y. Ualf rUnner beans now Pick on •hare. Georae rnd;r. Albert Ohio. 8-211-31< -Norte Refrlaera~r cheap. Call I!Ot-M. 8·111-6\P I uaed IOOd. - Hill, Lelarl Falla, - i-27-3Jc Eltatc Jr Hea~ $15.00, Mixmaster cburn attachment $3.10: Electric Iron and &leotrt(! Toaater $li.QO eacb. Pbbne A. c. HIU. I • S,racuao, Ohio OPEN 8:30A.M. TO 10:00 PM. COATS BLDG, SECOND STREET l!JIDI>LEPORT MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' C01Jtt- per:sona iod. · AUGUST. CLEARANCE SA'LE 1 The; e!J:Pncil aajd studle- of Labor nay' traf.iic fatali-ties indic:nte that speed fieures in titre~ out or fQUr fatAl auto aooideli.U and ~!linkln~ In all<!_ut half. ' th• mo.t dangerous period of II!< hol1ill)'.. will be I he first · 30 hours, ·the -eouncil slid, with- the 6 ~~- 9 p. ... , period Frtd•y, "the most dangeroua time of Itt" , . USED CARS and TRU 1957 Ford ••• ~1895 Custom 300 • , . Four Door . . . V·B . . . Standard Transmission . . . Good While Side Wall Tires ... Clean Inside and Out ... Sbarp Red Flnlsb. 1953 Chevrolet $495 1956 Ford .... $1.695 Falrlane Four D01>r - Tbuoderblrd~..v-e - fordo.· i ~~ malic - Radio 1111d Heater - .Good ·i'lres~ Styled· J! 'l)ae, Fiesta Red and WbUe - One OWner· c'u, ·I \ f, . .1957 Ford 1954 C.hevrolet Belaire Hard Top Coupe - ll.itdlo and Heater ,_. 2 . Tone Green ~'inlsh - Good RUbber - EXtra'. ()~~. ..•.-. ' 1954Ford . '' ' '' . •' I • ~ .. • • ... ~ $695 ~ustomlll!ed Tudor . , ; WI - Staiidird Trllnlll!$- , s1on ... Pradically New Tires ... Spotless Interior , •• . Light Green Finish. 1953 Che¥rolet . ... ·~ qa;s ·, Cuslom ·300 .• Four Door, V-8 Slandllrd T~J... lOll , . Good Wblte SJde · Will T1ra • Sharp Flella· Flnlllll. •I 2-1956 Fofd V·8 ..... ? \o'airlanes - One Tudor - One Four Door 1-11158 Ford V-8 Cuslem 300 - Tudor. ..' .. 1-185$ FOfd V·8 , . . . . ! 1-1854 Che\'rolel . , ... ? Stle A. K DUTrON DRUG CO. BAKiR: FURNITURE Belaire f ,Door- Radio and Heater. V-8 - Powerglide - New Blue and Ivory Flnl.tb - One Owner Car. TudO< ...,. A.Qloinatlc Tran~ Appleb), Rl. No. 1, Long Bol· !om, O. B·2Wip , ...,.. 136-Y ~· for ~he~d C'Omeln And See Four Door - Cleon ud Soll<l U.S. Rt. 21, WaV.<Iy, Ohio Opo~ ' .. ' 1....... told luth .. ~ dtiw-e . ac· 1953 Ford ,.lulld letter ,..,. L"'" GRUESER B((OOK CO. 1-1 hot~s and bond markets have , somli! th!l~ the 1~ of vleld thould be proh1ems abud with the bond sec- no worry for tl}e inv1lltor. tion seeminjly nearest the walliUJI ''If ttackl ..-e be ..ft(l blahflr wii!L and bon~• lgwer," lfYI 111< flrl!l. Tb,e experts think the stoek. "we are ~Jy &8 W. the ewrlr market cam gO' higher: Tbey are 192~ and the eiP'l.t -1'701 to ·~ &kC:ptieal about bonds h\lcause -bf long perioda when itock ylel~ firming ll\Ohf.P' and the pressure of will $t8)' below bJih~d• boljd. Treasur)' otterlngs. fact that wUf dBUJMhfa .. If these things occur in that se- yield•-a tllclt mueb eonunent but WJ11 te quevce tlie riet r~su1t will be a more norJJlll and orthodox than er.wsing of the lilies in the j:raph Dot.'' . · · ot yields of fhQSe two markets. Aet:ordinr to tbe Stocks will yield le)l.!l than bond& bond firm of AUbrey G. LaJuiton for thofi first time sfu" the 1920-. & eo., the Treasury ia: up agaln1t Currently .slOf~S t~;f the· Dow- a touah problem. On SePt. 15 'it J'Qnts Industrial averaee Yield 4.16 must R,aY pu* $1.9 billion to m~t pei- ~ cent and hlgti-gl)l~e corporate maturitlt's of the 2¥•m and 2%! bonds yield 3.80 per .cent. A~ord.w that were not excl\ans~d during tpe \0 ~he firm of Ar~h~r Wiese;'l- t~e t:ec~nt refunding afferlne: ~ exl)erger this 36;percentage point dif. addition intere•t and · . terence Is tbEl, mqaUest !Iince Feb- penaes" wiU pull d9wn ••- !,'Uary- 1939 wl}erl 1t was ~0 points. 1,1ry balance to the point Whert The yield on a s\(Jc~ or bond is Tte.aaury mar dedde to ~ tbe return to the investor on the some new money by 'Selling .~· .iividends or intere&t paid at tl).e tiona! bills. prlc~ ~e issue ~ WQ purchased. BUSINISS TREND HICIHIE~ For example AmerJcan· Telephone, For the remainder of the y~, paying ~ annUijly, Yields oxactty it appears to tile Lanston firm as 5 pet cent al $1~ a .sb~ . tliouatt the ne..aur.y ri\aj need to TWO COURSES OF ACTION seU between $1 billion and $8 b\1Standard & Poor's says tb~ lion' of new ~P~euritiel for cash. stock market has two courses of Nq,w £~ buaioess. The lflnd is. action ope.11 to hring the list into a hll!l>er. ADd earnill¥ aro ~prov­ more rcnllstic relationship With ing. underlying conditions: Standar~ and Poor's estlmatei 1. A fairly sbyp reaction, and ,th~t for the December 9uarter 2. for the JTiark:et to hesitlilte Md cQrpOration 'neOme wtll be ru!l' corr!Jolidate its -position whl~e waft- riJng " at~·an arJnual rate of. Jl3.25 a ing for busi~sll to catch up. sh•re O.J more -fl&&inst $2,.f5 fqr lowe are ln'tlined to ~llev~." the secOnd QQarter and $2. 71. fOr says Standard, "that the latter lh' first quarter. eourl!le will preyail in view•of J~ For I!IJI& 'aa a· wbq[e, , pressure of funds seeking inve~t· ~>Cheves it will ·go doWn merit .and the widespread fee lind poorett year .since 19M in !'?'~~ of tonfjdence fostei-ed by thC econ- atton earnings. Now, Jt omY's strong recuperative poW- trend i.s up a!\d the In . Air . Conditioned . Comfort 1956 Chevrolet $1595 t~I~ANDI Cuio Down Paymeal f!!f:"''"" ' The y.'lj!ffn)>errer firm SHOP In Used Cars Scalford Boarda, drol) Cloth& Clinton Flsh.,r, Mlfitllep.[)rt, 0 Phone illM-X 11·1 ll m .' -- GENERAL ·TELEPHONE CO. BILLS Half Ton Pick Up Truck . . . Good Bed ... 1!i.l~lf't Cab . . . Good Tires . . . New lJght Blue Flnlsll; (20) Business Services HOUSE TRAILOR ClEARANCE SALE WE COLLECT ''0 Four Door Radlq pd Healer Powergllde Blue and Ivory Flnlsb, MeeblnaoaUy OK. . Sell Yourself .NEW YORK \,IPI - The atoek The Little Lot John Barringer, atudent •::~~'' I Farland entertained w1th a p1cn1c p.astGr from Mount Airy 9 .:iupper on Wednesday cverung at ary in Pbiladelpl"lia, Pa .. conduct.- the 1r home. ed services at St. Paul's I,.uther•n Church Sunday. , AUendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Jesse Maynard and family attendt:d a family reunion at the home of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maynard at ThreefoJ'ks, Ky., thi!f weekend. They also visited her parents Mr and Mra. GarCield Preece at lnez, Ky. Mr. and Mrs J . V. McGrew at· tended the McGrew reumon at Ripley on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Slaughter -Wailing\Wall Near For Buyers Of Bonds.\Vall Street Reports 1-18&3 Mereury ..•... ? Overdrjv. - l\ldio amt Heater .\ ..,.. " :, Jr.. .,' ~ ."' . .. ,\ �.. - . ~Sentinel, The lJall) :,,.:ntmel • Pomeroy·MiddleJIOrl, 0 ., Aug. 29, 1958 lmwn's Attend Commencement AtOhioU VanMeter-Stobart Nuptial Vows Are Exchanged Wednesday Aug. 27 Mr and Mrt. Ok.ey VanMeter set with seed pearla Sr, Mason, are an.nounemJ the 11. bouquet o.1 red and wbtte rose 'fbeJr dau&flter, bud! ~ ~~r. and Kn. Orville Brown and marnai,1e ul. Mtu Agnes Youna:. Mason , act llidalyn and Bob, Lona Bottom at- Flora ("lllNy'') VanMeter to Don· and was ~ the Ohio Univenuty eom- aid Stoblrt,. 1011 f)l Kr and lin ed as maid of honor George Stobltt, Racine, 0 dressed In a mtnt green street maocement Satl.ltday. The Browns' son, AUan, receJvThe weddinc waa an event of leli and wore a wbite head band ed lUI Bachelor of Scien«l degree Wednesday at 11 ·00 a m and -.loj~t ~~~~,.. tfllMI nup QlJIUaJ iu Bdtleltion and thelr d.augbter-tn was held lD the EUB ChW'ch in and a corsage of yellow ro.se bud~ law, Regina, received her Bacl'leiGT Mason. of Science degree In Medlcal TechRev. Ralph Mahoney perform llOlOCY, With h1gb honor ed tbe double rtng ceremony Jlr. Brown bas been employed bytbe Gnadenhutten schools a~ a teacher of Indu&tnal Arts, Sdence J't!d Mathem.at1cs Mrs Brown bali been employed by the Unton Ho.s ~tltll 111 I)QvP.r oti Medical Technolo- The churc-h was dec orated w1th seasonal C'Ut flowers. The brtde, &ttlred 1n a whtle nylon jjtreet ltmgth clreu, wu given in marnage by her brother Jamea VanMeter Her dren w:as llt. fashioned with a fitted bodiee They w111 res1de tn New Ph•lal- and ful1 skirt She w0re a net felpbia . veil made Jn .1 crown effect and 4:~====~~~~ Miss Barbara LueJUe Howkbla • . . • . . . • . . • • • . • l'eJDero1 Sodelf Edltar IIJ'Ido Rice . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . MlddleJN>rl Soelel> EdHol Thelma Marlene Torrence Is w ..tt IC'cessorles, wb t BETTER BUY 2 dr. Sedan Worth much. Sparkling orglnal greeu two tone. 1955 Chevrolets · · · · ·· $1,095.00 8 cyl. 2 & 4 dr. S.dan. Both dean tars, and exceptional buys. 1956 Ford .. . . . . . . . . . $1,295.00 Cuatomllne 2 dr. Sedan. Fordomatlc llrlve. Spolle.. two loue blue finish 1957 Ford va ···· ········· $1995.00 CUllom "300" 2 . dr. Sedan. Almost .like the day 11 was liOid. Fordomatlc. 1957 fontiac V8 ··· · ·· · · · · · $2,495.06 9 poaaenJer Station Wagon. Show room dean. Hydroma· tic. R&H. 4 new Nylon while wall tlrea. 1956 Buick V8 · · · · · · ··· $1,995.00 Speelal 4 dr. H•rd Top Sedan. DynoOow drive. One eare· fulloeal owner. R&H. Llk~ q~)l' orlglnol flnloh with spetleM Interior. 1956 Bukk V8 .. , ······· ··· $1,895.00 8peelal %dr. Hard Top Coupe. One of the <leanest cors on our lol. Dynonow drive. R&H. 1956 Oldsmobde · ·· ·· · · ·· · · · $1,859.00 Super 88 4 dr. Sedan Hydramotlc drive. One eoreful lo· ul owaer. , 1956 Mercury Monclalr · · · · $1,895.00 V8 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. Power oteerlng & brakeo. Mer· eyomotle drive. Best aerle1 Mercury. Really sharp Inside udoat. 1955 Buick V8 · · · ·· · · · ·· · · $1,495.00 I dr. Riviera Cpe. Power steering & brlkes. Original two toae blue flnllh. Beoutlful or&lnlal llnlah. We can peraoaally recommend lhlo car. •955 Mercury Y8 · · · ··· · · · · $1,095.00 I dr. Sedln SpoUe8s two lone blue !lnllh. Owned by loeal meehlnlc. 1954 Buick Y8 Special · · · ·· ·· · $1,195.00 I dr .. IUvleu Cpe. B01uUful .bird lop awclol. New Car lrlde ·lu. , 1954 Ford V8 · · · ·· · · · · ·· ·· ·· · $745.00 '"lr. CUitomUne .Sedan. SpOIIeu orlglllal U,hi . , _ fiD· lila. 1953 Cltevy. 2 dr. Sedan · ·· · · · · · · · $495.00 1953 Plymouth Sllvoy 411r. Sedin · · $495QO 1953 lui~ Speclal4 dr. Sedan ···· $69$.00 1,53 l.ulck V8 Sup" 4 dr. 1 owner · · $795. 1953 Iuick Specl~ 2 dr. · · · · · ·· ·· · $695.00 .·1950 8ulcUpeclal4 dr. Sedan · · · · $195.00 1953 Ford Y8 4 dr. Sedan · ····· · · · $595.00 -1953 Desoto V8 2 dr. Sedan · · · · ·· $595.00 953 ~ 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · $595.00 Pontiac 8 cyl. 4 dr. Hytl. ·· ·· $695.00 Chevy. 2 !Jr. Dlx. Stdan , · · · $195.QO Ford Statio• W~~t" ·· · · · · · · $125.00 TRUCKS • Following the ceremony a rl ceptton was held at the home ,_, the bride'& brolher, Mr .&nd Mr • Wtlliam VanMeter, Mason The tra~Jtlonal three t1ere w~ding c1tke was !lerved durln • I h.e reception Mr Stobart attended Raein• H1gh School and the new Mrt Stobart attended Wahama Higl School The couple wtll resMe u. Ractne, o. · . GMC VI .. ·· · · · · · ·· · · · $1,595.00 ~ ~p Db. Clb 6 ellrom• ~·· Olle loeal OWII•" ' GMe . ·,.... ·............... . $49~.oo ' 1 Mra Frank Young Jr, Mason, honor~;d her three year old son, Bobby with a birthday party on Wednesda)' at their home. I After the honoree opened hb many lifts, decorated birthday cake, Ice cream, ,potato cb~ps and Kool Aide was served the followlnl guests, Mrr; cecil Johnson Dennis and Robin, Mra. Tet'l Roush, Cathy, Jud)l, Gloria, Jennifer, Joey and T1mm)l; Mn. Francis Jefrers, Daniel, Sid, John and Pam; Mrs Jack Fox, Mary and Susie; Cynthia Van Meter, Gaye Nease, Sally Yeager, LaNe'l Wriaht, Jane Buri:en•, Shtrlcy Young, cathy Young, Jackie Young, Mrs Young and the hon Miss Thelma Marlene Torrenc«' white and r~d carnations oree, Mrs Kathlene Morrb or Racine daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roland Ton-ence, Tupperr; Plams,. became !Isler of the bride was matrop of lhe bride of RonNe Eu,il:('ne My- honor and wore a pa!c blue dres crs, son of Mr and .Mrs Edward w1th matchmg hat She V!'Drc t Myers of Minersvil:le, Friday, Aug corsage of varlgated i'tld am 15 at 7 p m at the Chnstian wh1te carnat1ons Church 111 11u~pers Phuns. Hay Myers or Ath~ns, brother o' The Rev Harold Doster per-· the. groom served as best man 'file WSCS of the Mason Mctho· formed the doublo ring ceremony 1 he bride and groom are both dlst Church met on Monday The brjde , given in mlll'rlage by b't'.nduale.s uf Eastern H1gh Srhoo olght for their reaular monthly her father, wure a while flopt Cla~ll of 1958. _;.·----" meeting The group met at the length gown · of lac~ over taffeta New Haven Plll'k for a. potluck wlth 1:1 litted botllee . The slcev{'; plcnlc dinner. ctf lace Wet'f: tra~ltionaily inn g A abort, program was held with Mary E. Capehart as leader and and pointed"'! the WtJSt " ho"l entitled ''My Life ln the March piece with fmgertlp veli was o' of 1\tbaloru. Scripture wall read ... llluoion. · She emied ' WhlhBible mounted With vaf!gate.i Mrs Guy Reynolds, dlstrtct flretJ· by Mrs SteUa Ch1ttln. 1dent of the Buslneas and f'l'ofAI· The bustncu meeting follow· I donal Women'a Club. met with ttte ed the prog:ram and each member was urged to attend the .r lhe district ~tub• ,, "- luncheon Sunday at the 'Martin District Educational, Seminar Restaurant meeting to be held in Huntingplanning .... ;on for the dtt. ton, Sept. 9 There will be a tr~cl' meeting: to be hPid in Mid· morning and an afternoon lleSI· The W1lt family held a reumu11 dleport thi!l b.U was held at tile ion at thia meetlna: recently at Buckeye' Lske home or Mrs Homer J~ Russclt, N Tbc~e enjoying the picnic were A basket dinner was served, at Second St., following the luncheon Mrs. Jean caraon, Mn. StellE ooon to Mr. and Mrs t~o l''ord Plans were nt'ade for the meetChattin, Mrs. Mara:aret Pickens. and family, Mr. 11nd Mrs Shm]('~ · l b 1111 · o e held lh ttie new Mleldle· Mra. Roaa Fink, Mrs.• Pearl Roush Wilt and falhU)I, Mansfil!]d: Mr port School, Oct. 10.. Mill Mary Dudding, Mi&a Alm&. ~tnd Mrs. Merle Wilt and famlh ~re Elernentat'y discueed senior mOt~el'l!l Duddln1, Mlu Eata Bumgardner Wilder Wilt. 'Bucyrus, Mr. ami wUI 11 erve the dmner. The bY·llw Mrs. Mary Capehart and Mrs Mr:>. Isaac W1lt Jr. aod family, and protedures of the club were11 Franc!• ·Stewart and son Gary. ~rs. Eugene Chipman, Columbu5 also dtscu.!lled. Jl..rs. Nollie Vale, 'Mr. and Mrs. Etlch8fd Wtlt anrl president of the :diddleport ctt1b family, Mr and Mr.&. Carl Searl~ Will appointed St'lcrel ary for th~ Mr tmd Mn. Robert W1Jt ami di1trict mooting:, and M~s. Mar· Family, Mr. and Mrs. James 'ray- jorJe Stephens, president of tht: lor, Mr._ and Mra. Lester Rose M11ietta club, waa elected treaS· AbOut 125 MaBOn• · and tbelr and family, Mre Irene Shumaker urer for the conlerence. r•mlliea, member• of the Oblc Wlddleport; Mr. and Mt8 Ken· Attending tho luncheon meetinA Vall-ey Commtndery No. 124 en neth WUt and family, Mr. and Mn. Dorothy SoQ1mer, Gaijoyed 1 plcnlc last 'nuraday Mra. Charles llysell, Mr. and Mrs A. Stroth, J.aek· evening at Balley'a JAke. .Mrt. :~~bel Maurice Dul8t and family, Mrs Wallace Bradford .,.., chief [Jaac Wilt and Mn. Roy Gru~ser and Mre. Nellie' ~!jlok for the barbecued chicken aod dt~UJhtera, Pomeroy. enjoyed. r.temben of the Cirele· vlUe Lod&t Wtre: IUIIII. 1 Mason Methodist WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday BPW Cl ub - Plans F o· . Mor !StriCt . eetmg In Fall - --,y·-- - W'J t f ami •••••d•"'' Re·un,·on Held At Buckeye Lake /! Commandery Held Picnic At Lake • .lOIN f'D llEIGs-I'U"'EIIOY TONIGIIT "IUJIJOIIIE IIORNINGSTAR' Nallalle'Wood- Gene Kelly · SATURDAY • "IN THE MONEY" Bowery Boys· Hunt. Hall \ ALSO . "HIGH HELL" John Derk • Elal,ne Stewart SUN.IIan WED. ''THE BRIDGE ON"TRE KWAI" WIU11m Holden . AI~ G~!'!!ness Cllevy. . ...... : ........ / $1,79$.00 ~ leob JQ;e aew quell. Min Dorothy •Hartenbaeh wen GalUpoU1 vlaHorl Tuefda¥. Mr1. Roy Grueer &Jid dauail· Mr.s C A. Neff and Mn. F. L tera anct )ln. Bren._, Shumaker Bobek and daughter, Debrah, left bave J')f:turned home after a vllit Thursday for theU' home, Chieaao, w!Uh Mr. an4 Mrt. !!uteoo Chap> 111 , after a v11it wilh Mlssea man. Columbua. Mr. and Mn. LeOlW'd. ltuu .Jl Maud and .Freda Grue1er. Mr and Mrs. Charles Rltehle Cleveland ardved TbUJ!Idty" for a and family of Rismg Sun, Mit-b., J¥eekend vUlt wttb ber father. were weelr:end auesta of Mr. aad I!Qinond Elaeltleln. Mrs. W. C. TIJlor aad Mlsa Mrs. Kenneth Harril. Manko SbiraJiki of Toledo were Mr and Mrs. Pat Qulnl;l and Bobby Grueser spent the past over night JUetts of Mr. and Mtl. weekend Jn Columbus and at· <;. F. Tom;tJna, Tueaday and Mr and Mrs. E;ber Lewis and tended the fair Wednetday ester Walbul'n were in Columbue JCeDtly to visit Mrs' Stella Wal· Mr. and Mrs John fisher an(' urn who- is a patient at the Ml sons• of Akron • visited reeentl• 1 'armel Hosplt!l Mrs. Lewts '.flth their parents, Mr8 , William ~ported that her mother ts reeov- P'Jsher, Mmersville and .Mr. a"'d There will be a Hom~oming at -Jng sall~factorlly from fa<'!al sur Mrs. Henry Roush, Racine. ' t~e' Z~ Church of Cbri.tt, on Har· •ery, and has enJoyed the many Mr and Mr! Charles WlibrD'.v rn1onvtlle Road, SuftdJy, Augui\ 31. l rd!l and gafts sent her by her • have returned home after a vaea The Gotpel Harmony Boya of .· ibd11. Her room number is 712. UGn m Tennessee ~SAZ·TV •witl ~there. Everyone Mrs Robert Mitch and sons, Da _ ts welcome. . id and Steven, are vuitmg her ''' her parents. Mr 1:111d Mr&. Sid~ Attenda:oce at tbe Zion church arents, Mr and Jlvtrs John Scmes, ncy Rice of RuUand. They also vi• on Sunday WQ eo. olferi.q $SD.16. nd Mr. and Mrs p L ~ditch. Lted friends m Middleport. Ronnie dlcCunis, ColumbUs Oor• Mr. ihd Mrs. Verne Davis and , Mrs James Bnngard and da.qgbt- 1st, Robart. Slobart. OSU ,ltudent, rfn Carl )loore were m Columbus e'rs, K1m, Terry and Jill, have re- formerly of Pomeroy., GftQrp SUl· 'ecently to attend the funeral lier- turned to their hoQle jn Cl~and weH, antiqwe deller, a~ Geotp , !jees f()r Mrs Hugh Niday. after VJ~lfmiJ her parents, MT. and w. Veno)l, Columbus, were cu. . Mrs Clara Atkimon and -ni..,ce V.rs Ed Haggerty . of Mr. and Mrs. Howard,Ruuell ok ', fly Grace Atkinson of Greenfield ~Ir. and :\irs. Ed Slater, Fred and Wol-fpen, Sunday. 1isited here Wednesday with Kay, huve returned from a two Mn H.ODP.I't nussell daugbters, 1riends Mi.Js Atkmson is i mcm· weeks tnp In :..tichtgan and Can· 1~r of the staff of the G. eeufteld ada 11: . Slater ha& been on vaea- Carolyn • ._d Brenda, atul Mrs. ·tlgb Sehoul where she bas taught tion from his duties at the Ohio CJyde DHC'ber and DoQna Kay are "or 3~ yean. The Atkmsons were Valley Bakmg Co. spending the week in Columbus. 'ormer Middleport resadcnts ,;;;;,;.;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;o;i;;;;::::;.=;;;;:.;;:;;.~-;;;;~;,;;::=;;;;;:. Miss Hulda Klem and her broth· ~r-in-law, F. M Fugate, were in ]allipolls, Wednesday, to vis1t Mrs. ~gate at tb~ Holzer Hosp1tal. Mrs rugate, who was taken to the hos· • >ital Sunday, Will be removed to " The BRADBURY bij' .he Uruver&ty Hospital for further :reatmenlo ........., lbo\v 811 ..... n:~re . TQ)II(Gp "'I[IJIAI UNI!Ii\. till· II.MI" J\OPala Lora Dno~· - - · : • ~ • enttne ·tl.·l y ro 'l'lle ' lfltef'au Of 'I'M lffefgs-M. ._ 1 • •• OF HAPJ('Y 74'h MILLION '. . b•r~:~n· Miss Pauline Z1rl ~ 1s spendmg ier vacation as ¥uest of her par· mts, Yr. and Mrs Ebef Lewis and tamily. She spent last week at the Presbyterian Church camp Piedmont. Ohio.i Miss Zirkle is a gtudent nurse at Hrol'ler }J.,~,,ital Mrs. John KincairJ has been iB tor several dayll at her 1\omc ull l'lo Fourth-st With a VIrus infectiOn. • Mr. an"d Mrl): Chester ~rw:ip and wn, Dun, and Mr and :drs. liar· old Long are j)lanmng to spJ:mt the .veekf.'nd at the Great La,kes 'l'ram ing b<isc all(( attend tile gradu:>fL..,. exerl'Jses when lbeJr sons, Mike Ervm and Ruy Long, graduo.t. from boot traimnJl. The boys w1ll receive a leave stnrting Sepl 5 Mr. and M1s A R McKmny , former Mlddlcport resuicnts, hav( rented an apartment in the Lyon,. bi.Jildmg now owqcd by Robert Coatf:i Tile McKinney ·~ have beeu living m Columbus Betty Lynn Koehler, who ha < ipent the pail two weeks "V~th he1 aunt. Nliss SHily Schaaf, Was 11e compamed to her home in Colum Jut~ tuday by Mr anrt Mrs C. B Niese and Miss Schaar They will 1pend the day with :Qetty'e mother, 'drs. Richard Koehler and lamdy, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dicken of FrankUn, Ohio, was a recent g:uesl ~ -- - Coolmunlcattons the Jl'llntiQS of lnn<h!oe In . "'• ) ~ PikHt. Oi'Jrle~ Radia llid-Posn by Ray SteveR;' R. J. Jones,' Jr.,. Frank Rtueh Jr., County Reciev~ Over $82,000 In Children's Aid OVEC Property More money was paid oUt bY durlrig the- fh1cal year June 30 idt aid for depead· and crippled ~Udren than the 'Faxes· Amount To.$364,987 show. Electric 1\41 HAtlBUIY. in any previous ¥elll', , recQrds of State Auditor JameS A. Rhodes ' Corwra- Total payments ' to Oblo counr '"Pay'ntent of tiea for these nlfarit' prOcr~ms to ,GaiU& ~ast year were $Z2,830,h9. T.his ia: in the amount of more than 1 three times · the b••'""'' lowloot rv -..llh 262 •q, "" pkhfl. Tro~olorl!ltr• , .......nc~~oom A•<>il· 11ill• In 4 b<taQIIhl flrlllh .. JIT'/'23. thti aecond·batf dlilributed ttm• yean' when d.5trlllutillns a~lJtriltefi to amount $7,2$8,641. ** Pawsrtui ID'l. Brlghl•r, $h•rp'" Ph:lu,. -C.scotf• run.,. **Puii·Anll SWftclt * St•y·SH Vrifllf71• Control ~- Predict 420 May Be Killed 0\'er Holiday's In Traffir Fair Weather Promised For This 1'eekend "-plloa•l< lpr tll<>·ript are The .Mountain State "Brpade&.etln& Co., .. - ·!ilNGU: COPY-6c 1lng to informaUon day. . LOWIIDV a,-YLINO , 111• ~OOK ypu Iflee- Tho PERFORMAN~ ws.n t·- nle VALUE ,-ou exptt:l Sund•y ...-eninf. lion's bipways began p1hng up ea1ly Saturday "-ith miJLions of Amencans heading f()r pleasure spots 1he National S<~fety Council warned. as the three~dav hoi~ iday began, that as many as 420 persons might be killed dur· September by loealed at 1200 E ton, W. Va., Inc., -.o:,_:-:-" tc.~tft"M thv,..r-"owtn Hbly nwthweat Itt• Sunca.y llf' wifh UNITED PRESS IN'fERN.HIONAL Reporta of the Labor Day hohd•x hlood . lettong on the na· A bearinw hat been Jet timl 1n ' Ohla: MMtty sunny, ....,...., ••rmsr and mare humid te4ay, ,.rtly cloudy Nnltht •"" SuMay Toll Is Mounting Being Sought For This Area RCA VICTOR WITH BIIAUTIPUL Jlreo Weather Pol{leroy.MJcidi.e,Ort, Ohio, Saturday. August30~ 1958- - - - - - - - Radio'Franehise . Tt/8~! 1 1954 Plymouth · · .. · · · · · · · $745.00 • .e Pat ,q I ---- BUY FROM BLAETTNAR'S FOR A Mra Karl Grueaer, Mra. Q1.1inn, Mi-a. Carrie Gruuer POMEROY SOCJETY ZION be<~d and alsu wore a corsage 1 )cllo\\ rose buds. Best man for Mr Flobart w Bobby Dudding of Racuie Cynthia VanMeter, mece of t 1 bride, wa~ ring bearer and w dressed 1n a red and white ple o ed nylon dress with while acet sortes. Bobby Young Is Honored On Third Birthday - ~· Middleport Soclaty Huddleston o · Muon was the brtdesmaad an worl' a pmk street length dre w1th whtll' . ·- - .. ,~ B•Mncsd Fld•llty FM Sou11d , OrJ~Off *Improved FrlnrJ• Ar•• R•ceptfon lo:t s1nr,. 1954 when 368 p:!"rsor.H w{'re kJI~ed The Umterl Press In· trrnat10nal count fM Labor Da)l 19~7 showt:rl 443.deaths 1 The ootwn's rJ:.oath toll bPg rm The weather hure:tll prom!o;;f'f'l most of the nation fair 11k1e-s Sat- 1o mount 1n tbc r:trly ho!uJay urday fqr the first da-y of the long hours today as nulhons of Arflt·r· tan; took to the hi~hway Lahrtr Day week end. The Nat10n.al 5-lfety Council Clearing alues were reported sa1d early ~porh [rom New England with tempera- however, tures rJSIRIO:" and scattered show "looked hupeful" and there wa!l er!l tapering off to fractional 1 poss~b1hty "however .slight" readmgs that l:'he loll wou.ld not rpach the A pattern of rapidly eastward predit'ted 420 death~; for the moving dt!lturbances nosed over ihree-day pcnod northern states Friday night with a The Umtf'd Prt-!\8 International hanginl over oount at 8 30 a m " d i 11how band of thowers an area from the Great Lake11 to ed 27 persons kJJIN.i m trarr1c the Northern Rockies JCCJdeots, two persons :irowned, The outlook for Saturday ~as "11! plane cfla~h dc,,th and seven ror scattered afternoon showers deaths m other mushaps for a in the Rockies, oYer the Northern total of 37 Plains, Great Lakes and mto the Florida lt•d the nat1on in lraf· Nortbeast. fit deaths wJth four Uhlo reportliiost sectionl! o{ Lhe nalion rrom ed lhree and Jllmuos and Texa.s the Southern Plains to the Atlantic e-ach had two. Coast were promised 11 sunbath although scattered sbowen; were a Ilhno1s topped the nat :un m ~ poss1bihty 1n tbe mtd :.llssJS."'IPPI total. df'alhs. however, as rour Valley rwrsuns burned to death m an Temperatures througbout the na 11arly morning fire at Round Lake tion were expeded tn remain h1gh. Beach about 45 miles northwest of ChlCil~o lo bring t'he state lol11l death loU tu s.x Good WutMr Foreu5t S,1fety officials expressed fear that generally good . weather lhrou,l(hout the natwn would conLnbule to the de-atb toll. AI· though scattered showers were ex peeted m widely sr.attcred pomts and dl)udy skws were expedcd ,. • 4M anpual gol{ing · safari of over much of tile nat 1on's tnklsec... , local IoUuwers. of the sport to llon, fa1r and wal'ID was tlte Tule. ·Wh1te Sulphur Sflrtngs is weU ·Many slates calk'tl on the Naunderway today L1onal Guard to reroforce slate Whtle the contingent is sbort and local Jaw ~Vnforcement offiCials m one of •the greatest ef. i:!;. for 1be tt1p to Sam Snead's golf· torts ever massed against reckless ness on the htghways. ~;Qe _y · . mg <Bpit••. eight .... known to liD arc " D.(l have made tbe journ£1y. There may Gov. Martlll Grlf£10 0[ Georgia have been others whose names noting that the elltJmated death An estimated 131 childl'en and mothe[s; - with sqrtle DAds have rwt been reeorded. t.ol.l 1n the Peach state .... , 14, who were not working sprinkled in - helped tell Nfa. Dar~ In observance of tabor Day Those knownl t~ ~at the1. pictur- used his emergency powers to · of 5yrac"'se Fr"""'' "~ lb 1. 1 Weet V rgm1a spor me spa t t th morl 0 '8rten l.....,..:r; how mu".n ey apper1ca1:e there .will be no, publicatilln nr caque arc Remo Nieri, James and Har· urn ou '- e guard. . whatshehasdone-tbispastsummer. . . The Dai1y Sentinel on lSonday in imon O'B9en. Bob Jarobs. E. F. In lD~tana, state pohtte called Tbey did it by staging .~ . surprise pic,nl~$tarting at '4 O'tlt'J:Ck order that the empJ9yees and 1Robinson, Fred Crow, Wid Ash·l ond U~d ·Prell'l Interoahona.J .n the aftemo.o'n at the O'Briep home~"lt tbe·.time 41lf~ staU of the new!Uio...uoto be able worth and Dr. Clyde bagels. ~:emoposte:e~~ 80th~esdtolh k~~f wher.e from 50 to 80 youngsters , , ~-...... . Tb . f . ea · usvally are "sent t~Ome" from 1.be ~ ~~ to ®serve tbe holiday ln JI:.B fulle m ru;matton will be passed ~N O'llt'len swimming ........ , .:11 ~ ·· est. GEN. LEE DIES ~ motonsts stopped for trUflc t"'Y'· . YORK, Pa. UPl - Lt. Gen. J94n VIOlations. I The G'Brlens, thil summer as ' l PubhcaUon will resume on nor- C. ll (Courthouse) Lee • .::ontrover.· C:ftrv,.....,. Make PIN r, Pl8f. yeais~ have. their m~ scale however on Tueaday. sial Army general of World War •More than 10 000 Iowa clersyVIte i POO II,, dted early today at York hos- mel) of aU faith~ banded together :unan~· all·t:me MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL pital. He •was 11. to litress \:he mdivJdual'a mor.ll Lee auffered a stroke sev~al respomibilit1 for sa.fe drivinx. A Dayton, Olllo, radio station, Admitted: Mrs. VioLet Parker,\ dafaaa:o followed by a coronary. WING, In a macabre safety plug, Long Bottom; WUllan Y(loker, SEND "BEEF .UP" MUCJD. oUered free funerals for local •WASRINGTON UPI - The ' Air reaidents wbo "'kill themselvee Dbeharged: Alfred Sellers, Force diaclo&ed today that it it~ on the higb.way• durmg the long sending a squadron of jet fighters hohday. Portland. and a number of cargo ail'fraft to .Birtbs~ a son to Mr. and , Mrs. beef up U. S. air power m the Cbka~goan& staggered uDder the Fred WllllallliOn, ·Rutland; a Far East where Red China threat- we1ght of thousands of visiton1 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wlll.Jam en! invasi~ of Natiomst Jslanda in to the national Americara Legion Harrie, Racine. Fonnosa stfait. .:!onvention and fled to the 'beaChes and forest preaerves as I1lin· uis stii'IJ ofl1P;als flaah~ a "condition red" tfaf11e aleft. The otl.ihom~ trdf'Je patrol also called a condition red turnout every pieqe ot availai:JIC ~·1ipone11t , in the strUggle to cut Y!!at's death toll. COLUMBUS UPI - The 1858 Ohio Slate Fair end~d 11.9 elfht day ru~friday 1\'ith prospects of a deOcit·oll<le ,lill the 1'be holiday held one note of Ja(drn!u for t'he nation':>! !!Chool bills are totaleo. · '· · ~hildren. School bells beckoned As a result; fair officials indicated the admission to next just beyond tHe picnic ground. year's extr..-aganza may be doubled, from 75 cents to $1.50. Ohio counted at least SIX per, Friday's paid attendance, last measured at 12,165, brought ~ killed in Labor Day wee)!: total attendance for tbe week end trafd'ic aceadents by 9 a. m the fair for »!bout $10,~ today to take its customaTY lead 270,boo mark. D. Robert Jones this year·s entertainment gab• !n th:e early 'hours of a bohday ' r,.in kept at leas't take, including funds from the period. away from t® ~•tr. horse show, which mos( peoplE The state Htghwar Patrol rethe fair drcv( gpod considered an e~mpt agricul ported Jls first record of a. hoU· the otl)er daya, Sinte tural e~bibitlon. Jay traffic cteatb was late Frl~ In addition, the "revenues'', de olght. Paul Everly,, 22; Surqfttt,6 w.aa (lnly 20.000 under clded to asseaJ $41,000 for amuse £ield, died in an accident on ·Q~ ment taxes dating ba~k throUJh ~ twn mil" east of CaldweU. 19!\f. F1v' other persons died as thie Blanket exemptiol1.1 covered the result of two accld.mt.s early slit1956 and 1937 fairs, Jones !aid urday. ., and fa~r people b.ve a&ked for a i< Tbree men were kllled ~,._.. near heaerina before regional Internat l>ayton ill . o tW<><IIT eoii\JiO•· !«;venue autborUles. · }nly two were identified ~ Jonee pointed out that amuse dlately-Edwin Smith, Jr., 2:8 l a~ 1 tax tulinp, t~lthough Ieder "''"" llltc•en. 46, both of ~ •• ' ' differed in each state. Most to n. ~' " liave standing blanket ex A etr·tl'ain collision at ~ ci'OI• On tbelr fairs. Much de; 'ng near Sandusky claimed th~ i•r ;.;.~~~;~ pemh uPQit sta~ officials' inter· !i~& of James C. Flemm~n~i-. 33 ~· pret.atioQ Of the law, be added. ond lllibert Mlddloton, ..,...:Of :Asidil frAAJ tlaea.l snarls. Jones1 SalldusJtt~ "" ' ~-~ ~ _19Ga fair wQs the best "' h&'J •~ h;t ,his 12 years with tbe -elatllm . .. •rw• feel that the Ohlet'8 'people bas iq ~e •till State I Golfing Safairi Underway Today In West Virgil•ia •1.1... M&L ' N Syracuse ('1, ~.I lll!ell, oiuers,;.·. . OfoTh . . e} e oonm• 1.J... Surpr Mng. .n'owen f....l f'J\11; ELBERFEk the per1od begmnmg al 6 p m JocJI time l"nday mgbt and "nrllng a l rn idmg.ht M::mday The ffJrt'cast woUld, tf true yk the lowt.·st· Lo~or Day d~ a lh :T..'tl'::~:::;~ :; ~.~~~ ~':~ On Labor DaY to de' ehHdren , f: ' ' ;· ~~·.:. MJtiinlta $76,216,21 and $&1· ' The Fofest !IP•· Baptiot Church llevival mooting ·wm .atarl V<ln· wllh A. H. WNllht ,of' Rutland the aerVic:M.. fflfft' be " p. m. at 7:30 p;· m. BeY · paa~dr ' of the r ' ICE CRIAM SOCIA_L Women of, t4e Syr••IIJ'> ·Prell»"· terlan Church- wUl ~ell ))om&pllde 100 aeam Labor Day a( the Sm· cuse ball park. ,, JOO au n:f s,ao .,.u l w., ds For ·Ohio State Fair Is Ended FridayFor'581nThe l.., ' lilnt>!lon• '¥1; 'lite f•lr aote '' '. ) � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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