http://66.213.69.5/files/original/19bc4daa59b5da6519332336ec0857d2.pdf 624dd034501263e388a951d48bed1bfc PDF Text Text .. - . ~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 '' '. ) �• .- I ,fHE ,AlLY SENTINEL _ IRilrPt":T-:-·· ___ __ , __ THE. (:mnmentating, Editorially ~~K _OF A~~ ,.... • I'ELIVtStON GUtrJE. .. ' ...- ~~--~ ~......,·v Do You Tltink Most Farmers Want SubsicJ.ies? You're Wrong; Men Who Know Best Find Situation Quite Different Many non-farm people undoubtedly think that practically all farmers are In favor of farm supsidies and the government's other aids to culture However, at the New York Herald Tribune ,,bserves editorially· "The men who know farmmg best are not nearly as keen for fed · rral subSidies ae the farm-bloc congressmen Jre" This view was prompted by a poil which Farm Journal . the leading farm monthly, con dueled among readers It found that half of th~ AmPrican farmers want the government to get entirely out of agriculture - - "lock, stock and subsidy" . And another 11 per cent want less government aid than at present. This is not so surprising as it may seem to some For one thing, the subsidies are tim- ~-~~-~ Fatal Disease Strikes Little Pigs Down In Their Tracks • ' Benson To Speak Research In On Farm Trends Drainage To Be At . Pork_Picruc Aired Sept. 9th / Se~tuf 1 of Agriculture Ezra IBenaon will speak at the second annual All Ohio pork, pi~.nic Septombe[· 13 al the Grftne oou~\y fairgrounds In Xen1a, diJeUBSlnc trenda In agriculture and ente~ priles related to meat animal prc;t- 1, w::ka duellon. His appearance will be a hi&h· ll&ht of an ail-day program which will l'nclU.de numerous other fea- tures - a bam barbecue, the aelection of an All Ohio Pork Queen commercial exhiblts and contests. we Fly Control Now Less Problem With Chemicals WHO DUNNJT- Gleanings From The ._Jver Beat ~· - _. IY Ren tireene M 1 • any ndivlduals, when thinking of The Salvation Arm think of an organization Working among the unfortunates f~ the large cities, miles away from their own community or the service glven to our service men around the world wbile ~gh~i at your very door step, The Salvation Army busy thr ng meeting the needs qf your unfortunate neighbor rough the local Corps, regardless of race, creed or color. ' Last year, many grocery orders to local families as wcil as ~eals to tranaients were served. 2, 796 ple<:es of clothing were given to 21~ families, some repeats. 93 baskets of foOd were g ven for Christmas dinners. Many visits were made to our hospitals In Pomero d M Child , Y an ason as well as the County Home i ren 8 Home and constant jail service Is rendered A fol' 0 r~p in counselling, correspondence and visitation 1~ mad; 1 ~it our Meigs County youth transferred to other penal in- is • Mn. Leonard Lun&ford -it 1n was ~. guest of her neiee Mr. t~~b~ Mrs: c. R. Karr Sr. .and PoUy Ann Bauer. Mrs. Lou. Bee~~. with and 5 7 3 5 7 applied to 1table and barn w:alls stUI provide the mean• of reducin• fly papu. grancbob. r if;ol'\ille· RAD!q t'!w! ii1tt1 a. Smith, Mn. Leonard N-orry Mn. W. f· lll•t~x, Cecil c. LoP: l)iln, 11'11'1"1 E. 0-lldero, Irene iJIIIW ,PJAI(l '.(9IJI(J PlAta '!fiJi) ---West Vltalnla FARM NEWS 1¥ WILLIA(il • f, OUGOIIY Mo~C ....... A..nt TM 1959 Soli hnk Con,tervatfoft ....,q.- The United State government and qonservatlon Committee Of· flee (ASC). The Muon Count)' ASC office;., tocallld on·FIItli Stre~l lp pt. Pleasant. • What ts Tha Conllr'lltlon R• STATioN . 9.9.0 ·0n Mrvt-!- it ' E'r'ER,' i PA~ .: LAUilEL CLIFF ~C£Pr. ~IJ$dAv: ' ' ·_spotqsd'~iD. The Ladie1 Friendship Circle held. 'heir annual picnic at Bailey's Lake, Sunday, August 24. A ba&dirwer was enjoyed by Mr and Mfl. Donald Ruush and child· ren of New Haven; :Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Arnott and Rickie of Mid· dleport; Mn, Helen Elias, Pcacbie and Russell. Mr. and Mrs. George Trew, Mr. and Mn. Paul Fitzger· aid and Linda, all local The after· noon activties and the attendance were hampered by rain ' '~~~~~~~ form• themuat .Mason officfl.,at ' Thll be October 10, 19118. '111• ASC County Committee will then eonaider eJCh appUeatlbn . .This conJideratlo~ of the fmfim application Will be done between Oc)ober 10 ond ·actobtr' :If, 19118. Based on the. facti contained in the Iannen applicitlo.n, tM Coun· ty Committee will ~hen offer the farmer an acre rental fee "' put bJs hay and crop land Into the ConservaUbn Reserve.. If this fig· ure is acceptable to the farmer he then signs a eontraet with the ASC office agreeing to keep hie land out or production fo'r the ·len&tb of the contract Tb.e farmer 1.1 not tiound wttU he accepts the County ASC Commlttee'a offer and !Iiana the contract. Th• F•rmer's Responsibility For Land H. H11 In Th• ~.-..rvatlon RtM,..,._ . The farmer who has siped the Conservation Reserv!l= contract agreeing to put all eft part of his bay and crop laild inlo the Con· servaUon Reserve agrees to estab· llsh a aood conservation practice on the acre• lD the Conservation Reserve. These conaervatlon prac· tices include good Jand cover (per. manent grasses and lea:umes or trees). water conservation pracUcea,.. (di1Dl! and ponds) and wlldUfe conservation practiCtJS (wildlife cover and poilds for flab), Federal cost sharing can be ob· talned for r the establi8h'ment of th~ different practices. Thii coat tharlng is a separate ASC procram. In addltlon to establilhktll good eonaervatlon practices,- •the farmer agrees not to harvest or pa1ture the land In the CODHrvatlon Reserve and to control any nmdous weeda by cUpping or spraying. The CoNJervaUon l,le.,erve con· tract affects only the land put in· to the ConserVIltion Reservt. What farmer d.oes with his pasture M,r. and Mrs Robert Sprou~e and Sheila of East Liverpool called an Mr. and Mrs. George Trew last week. Mr. and Mfl., James Carpenter shopped in 'Middleport Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Junior Coleman child:ren spent the past week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayman in Columbus. Mra. Roberta Young arcompan · ied the Farm Women's Club on a bus tour of Beckley last week. Peachie Ellas has begun work at the G C. Murphy Store in Pt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnott and son of Middleport were Tuesday dtnner guests of Mr. and Mrs George Trew. Jimmie Carpenter has returned to his employment with the Valley Bell Dairy in Pl. Pleasant after a month's absence due to illnct;s. Mr. and Mrs Dale Priddy and Debbie of Bradbury were Sunday dinner guests of the Benme Roush family. Later in the day the Roush family and their guests ca lh•d 011 Mrs. Vena Rainey of Letart Mrs. Etta Young has returned home after a two months' visit in CaUfornia. Mrs. Helen Roush ht~s resigned her employment at the Parkette m Mason. . ..... .. ·I . I I • ·.; ' ~"' 'J •' r . r~ ;'.. '),p~·.. ~..n·-*• I I ·\ . '. . .' J~ ; I, j j Chows olt ~ . 3 \0 TRACTORS. MILKERS BALERS 10 yeon. 1'he · )laactli CpuntJ. l 'be amount an •n· diYiduolaets io bqed 011 tile 'Jti.OO an ..,.. rilntal fltiUri. He ~Y tiel more or P.~ ·may aet 1~_1 de,.nclr IIIII ,on tholeiiiiJI ot time be ttiroOI 10 lake lll.e "land out of prodtli:tiori' ind tl!e fertilltJ ol lhe laJ\d no ~ talWtl '0!11 ~ , producUon. Poll eropplnji alao lfle<la lbe• yoar•Y !"'nlfl fee. I -',, '1, weU atteD4M 1nd t.be bride realv ed mu,. lo.et:r and u.eful eitta. llr. aod Mn- Wm. Cottrtll are 8y C. I . SLAKEILIE and a.e.1Un1 at thirty cent. would ape:adlna: a vaudon 1n Tuu M.lt• Co. Agrlcultunl Apmt brina: ~evenly live dollarL Tbe and other Wettem Jtalu ~1ark•· Un~ !li on e uf the farmer'• same quallly calf ~ellinJ at tOO Mr. and llln Dtlt McClu~ ot bli&t' ~t problema . A good joh of pound• for only twenty-five unLJ, AkroD. wert recent JUeau of Mr. mark cnng fH'(IUtntJy mean.11 the would brtnt one hundred dollars, and Mrl. ftoyd Dub d1ffer~llct lwtwcen PI'Ofll and lu111 or twenty five additional dollan Mr. and lira. Eu1ene Campbell and a ~f'llr':!i farm opto:ntwn return pu cow .Oat year attended lbe .state fait QVer tbe Yor tbe Pll~l mne yt'arl. a group H the priee W.fll the 1a.me for ...-.ad. of f¥J11ti 1n t hf' cuun t u~1 or Meigs, both the light-wela:ht ealt md the MiM Sbflba Jean ArbaueJt At~. ifockmw , Vant.on, GaJha henier calf, the Income would be spent the put weei vt&tln£ ber nd Lawrenn•, have worttd tosetb· one hundred twenty dollart, or a pareata. er In a markf'tmg program for fort y-five dollar advant.aae for the ,.,,., llilrord LOng apent Fri· good quality fPeder cah·es. Thtl year·a work of ooe cow. year the sa il', to be htld at Athens, Jn con~~idering the quett:Jon of Fred Sayre wbo remalos very 1Ll will hP on 0('tober 7. aud at Galhp- quahty with cholce anlmall aellinl at hil home bere. oha, October 28 Calves to be 80id for th1rty c:entJ and common sell · Worthy Ivan Shank apent 1ev will be dellv~red by f~trmen to ins: for twenty untJ, a four huRd- eral dar• wltb biJ parent.a, Mr the Sales Barn on the preceedmg ~d pound calf would b~l one aDd Mn. Worthy Shaak. He 11 ditY (before noon), so thl'y can be hundred tWflnty doll.an in tbe lltationed at Norfolk, Va weighed , graded and packaged m rh01ce grade, but OAIJ eiJb,ty dolllr. and )ln. K.ellon i<Dd chillots to fit the purchat~er' li deBJre. lan in the common JP'ade. 1bla dren were Prid&J pelts of Mn. In the fall of 1957 calvt>s sold al would again be an added income Cion Phtltlp.o. Athens went 1nLu the counties of per cow of forty dollara, baaed on MI. and lira. Rocer Phillips 1.~eigs, ALhens, Washington, Mot· quality only. bad IJ dinner ~eN Tuelday tbe gan, Jo'alrfU:!ld. L1ekmg, Knox, Mor. row. F'rankhn. Plckawav, Ro!U, If, lhroucb poor quality and lack Rev. aud Jlrl. J, L. Buckley of Clark and Logan Thf' Galhpohs 1 of reeding ablllty, the poor quallty Te01. cahes have a slmtlar spread. calf wel.jbed on~y three hundred Mr1. ViviJn Tope, X~n1a wr..s pound• at aale ttme, tbe JrOII re1 a recent peat of her panm.tt, .Pnly ,as both the pun·haser and turn would be only ai.Uy-doUan Mr. and M.n. Num Betl. sel~r.e sat1sfield will a sale sue- per caLC, or JuJt one·balf the inMr and Hn. Raymond l,leConceedT<latlle feeders are mterested come from a well-crown top qual· nell moved from tbe Floyd. Dtvil In you.gg, well·g rown calve• that lty calf have fleshing abthty and are In visiting -cattle feeder• tbe farm to Kiehia:an where he il employed. ready to go to work m the feed past week, with Vlrcil IDng and lot . Paul Baer, Melli COunty Directon Wendell Chapnan a:raduated PrOOucens rcall~c such calve.<! 10 the Southeastern 'Ohio Beef Cat- Saturda)' from OU, At\en1. WenCan be produced oniY by usmg tle Jmprovement A.uociation and dell will teocb In \be hllb IICbool good beer type cows awl bulls This Jim Woods, 'Manager ot the Athent at Wilton. does not mean regtslered ammals, County Livestoek Sales, we found Cbu. Clboon t. ill at the home but it does mean high quality com- most of the producer~ well aware 01 bio dote., lin- Jlqgie c..tor. mercia! bef'f ammaJs. of the need for selling only qualMr& Glotl7> Jlojor villto<l her A8 in prevwus years, all beer itw calves, wbich are weU grown. siater, Mrs. Marie stiffen in Pa.• calve!l dropped a!ter January t, The producers feel tbey should reeently. She was accompanied 19~, w1th il minimum we1ght of have calves weigbinC ,hree bundby ber n.ieee Jlr1. Floyd Benedict ~0 pounds, except bull and da 1ry red fifty to five buttdred fifty Jr., of McArthur. calve's, will be acceptl:'d calves pounds to set the belt retum Mr. and Mn. Sam MatH. lfr. wdl be paid lor by the pound and This year It ll upec:ted nearly and lln. f{arfen Gre-:n and Geo. on the basis of in-we1ght and the six bundred calvea will be conaignTyl.er attended a homecoming at sale pnce received for the grade ed for the Athens ale. Farmers 6r Jot. who have not con!dgned aa Jet still ML Al\0 Cbw-ch Sunday. The Manr ((•edcr calf produren• are have this opportunity by contact- M.,.. 1formerly re1ided there. t8fllva Jean Davia is carina lor Cindmg Lhat 11 IS well worth while ing any of the directors in tbeir to creep feed the calves for two county, the Exten&lon offices, or Mrs. Marion LOng who remain• very ill at her home. or three months previous to the the Sales Yard. The firemen have run a new sale '{hts g••ts Lhe calves ready - - - - - -- WILKESVIllt;t;, for lh•· fcc•l lot operation as well as t>UIImg addHwnal weight and conrliLwn on before the sale Mon• :md more producer& are Lakw g special care Lo ~;ec that the calves •• rc properly dehorned and castratrli at l ea.~t two to three months iu advance of sale dale. Buyers rmd th1s a defm1tc advan· tage 111 fl•cd lot operatiOns and will mumally pay il higher prtce f<ir SUI'h ('alves ' ~~rotn the produn•r's sl.'lndpbint. he is 1ntc1·esled m thP highest net return possible fr·om each calf The amount received from the calf is tbc tutat ymly income !rom • brood L'ow The numbu o£ pounds oau wc•ght. tunes the pdc. "" the total return from ror that year. A tup. quality light-weight ••II may not g1vc the farmer the tn· come he should have. By breedmg Cor early caivmg, he can mrrease the weight or calf sold. A choice The Eastern Star Lodge hold fnendship Night, Aug. Mrs. Lena cray spent the wee)[ wtlh her son Dale famtly in Columbus. The shower given Mrs. Sayre .st the home of Mrs. dred Strausbaugh recently WANTED POlJLT&YMEl'i TO PRODUCE HATCHING EGGS ON A YEAA AROUND B.&Sif REMING-NICHOLS Hatching Est Program NICHOLS 108 AilE REAbY llOR YOU ,...r_ • Ao oulllllldins bUd, dtt IGI II lleolthier, hiP. pol' contqe a1 ll'archi1111 euo. uol ._ of laf ia ~ a 4 .... .., othn It 11M. !Maotry. -' ' .C.unti · AIC Offlco If ' 1 I beutr rate 'JIUo - ptod"" af·Nicholo,. tead ia DeW bet»mi~ lftflaWI Mt'-ally 1a ~tea. ~ Doo~ wilt tiD too !oro. Ordoo ~ your broiler 7 , 0 I Fleming Hatcheries, Inc Nelsonville, Ohio FOR SALE 1 . USI!D Ronoke nuay Boler Eagle Blower , 1 SAVE $ $ $ MORRIS mplemen& lc. Supply Do Cwtto111 GrladiJIC N. Secoud Avw. ·1\fltfdlepolt SEE US fiRST .FOR YOUR FALl SEEDS AND FERnUZERS . j Sugar Rr.an Flour Mills PlioDe 110 Ave. • ONLY tl.e plc~.r- Lhcit . . can offer values like thisf . Jhe iob at . TRA~OR SALES POMEROY an eli,&Jble to partJea.pate in the Con· set'vatJon heHrYe. l'be muin).um amount of •creaa:e you can put Jn Ule ConaervatiOD Reserve ia all ol ~otlf Ill)' and-crop land. 1'1\t mlnrimWrt amount is' :1 aerft unlNB ;ro_m: lctlai GROWERS . SAVE WITH and ertJp lan<l 11 Polrtela EJ.-..iek. ~~0\I·, Qitti!'--'<Four Pinto. • •r.•t 26I Cubic..foot freezer · Sunday 'lltl!)i'u Wlllltllll of-.. with Bonn e Miller ol ~nil Jennie Roush home. .~ert's A lillie exlro mol'l!lnt oleep 11 .. , no exdi•DJe for a good meal, HY home ~nomlata. Breatraat 11 a parenb hat · Onl.r $5.10' per wool< the story fro!ll: •.. , CHESTER. ZIRKLE A JIZE I STYLE fOI EVElY fAMiLY romerny, Oblo heal!h lnv011mont In whl<:h both teen-arera and cooperate. $17.27 per ...IC ' .. should u ... f t . , . ... f t . - --- .... -- ..... 13,260 -- -........ - - - .. . 13,104 ..•.• ,;,,,, ....•...•. 9~.Bo/o ,11 ,.; ft. "'"'"' II • ., ft. ""'-"' 20 ... ft. u...... ........... 9 weekt- l "dayo .. .. .. May 6, ltl8 BIBD · .. : : .. ,.7 ~ ' I \ J; ' • l . .;.! . -~tiN-D. or ~£:\i -_-. ft; I . ' . FOR .., I Jf_; • '. ' \: ,, ~".t ' • .,., ~ t ·' . I ,.. Jl , ! -P.R,OFitS - ,. w11 INTERNATIONAl -- .... · -- .. -- .Bate $8.25 GOLDEN BOW REGUlAR· · ·· ·· - Bale $6.75 GOLDEN BOW PREMIUM · ·· -· · B..t $7.50 MIDDLEPORT FEED MU Get . Hid County farmen I Leo Mil · SPECIAL BALER TWINE 'We w FOR BEST RESULTS will 30. past and ,:ll~g~hl~-w~e~ig~h~l~c~•~lr;;;w~e~i~gh~m~g~250~~1b~s~,~:;:::;:;P;,:hont:::;:: 3202- bcine, 0. · eemeat Qoor 'ta tM ftrt -... Connie Wello !ell , _ bicycle cutUn1 her fact bldlJ ftquirinJ' Hvenl atUctfN to , . pair the dama,e. '>HIO'l LAIGIST fUUil DISTIIIUrOa' 5H F'UL10M 'THOMPSON . PanMrs Shoutd CentiCt -'The A-U M4110.n NEW IN FARMING 1 llllio., - , Mrs. Alburtis Young honored Mrs. :t;tob Stewart of Mason wjth a birthday dinner on T11.esday evening. Additional guesl'l were Bob SWwart and son, Rosa Stewart woodland Ia up \0 him. · more inform,.tlon on . t~e Grover Stewart, all or Mason, ancl local. SOil .Sank ConserviUon ~­ Dick bas gone to Dill~ serve (:jontnc\ ttie 'Mason C9unty has employment ASC ofllce. ' iod \he land lo rented. $18.00 an a""" \1 !It• avetaJ• root.t lee for ,~·· 12:1-0' P-~M. ' WEST COLUMBiA aovermtlent WW pay a :rearb' nnta'l fee to the fitmer for tbe per· r.1tl~$ · '~~ I . I "' a period of from !tiE ·~TJ$T ·,tuws ~ . or Under the Conservation .Re1erve1 farmers may rent their hay a~d erop Jand to tlij!; aovernmen~ for The_:bial BRitiGs YOU . - . PI, 10n. Kilhlft, . Nn. 8:80 Ohio counties this year, but aspeclally so in the fiat, heavy land of nortbwestern Ohio. Vls\tor.s Jt a open howse at the Northwestern subst.tion of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment 1taUon on Sept. 9 will observe research in progresl\ to help alleviate drainage prollems. Soil compaction in corn Is ap· other problem in this area when the soil Is worked wet.. What happens to a torn crop, for in· stance, when heavy ma'chlnery or steady rain• squeese together the tiny sod particles? Vario.us instru ment8 are being used bY Ohio agronomials ~o find out. Visitors also will see inter· seedings made ln <:orn Al).d soybeans: manganese sulfate treatment on so)'beans and soybean varieties being tested Cor their ab•lity to ward off root rot. Oth· er experiment~ at Hoytville in elude fertilizer [Jlacement on soybeans, fall vs. sprine: appli· cation of tWQ sourcees of nitrogen on corn, and suger beet diseaae studies. 'County Agri<Ultural Stoblllz•Uov Mrs. Robert L. Yate1, lj, \ll,· l:QO . Shunting water pff cr.op land hu been a big problem in most , Mala· of productioft. This program will. be administered bY the Mason A. HeJR, Athen1; Michael o. Jackson, Pl. Pl.; Mrs. Orlyn M. Miller, Patriot; Mro. Walter R Mortln, Wellston; Murray G. Roy Jackson; Mrs. Lawren<e G. Mohr, •Pl. Pl.; Ills John A. Carpenter, New Haven; Lloyd A Amo1, fdt. Alto; S.loton s. staten, ook Hill· Ml11 Jean~le F. Ballard, Florene~ Eugene King, r.etart· Mn. Theodare Richord :Mercer, JaokOQn; Dlt<harce4 Aua. 28: Mro. Fronk Wougb, DIYid D. Rouoh, Mri. A. H. Hell, J. L. Davll, Mr1. Henr1 Martin, Mra. Cheoter Gilliland, M•I'J•Lou Rodfoid, Mn. Horley Cr,ot¥1', Mrt. ~~r M~ Mr~ -·~q ' just- an{IOUnced· Its 19GA Soil flllotii Am••• residual spr~s baa effective In Bank Program for takJng rland out ~~11",~~j 1 ,?,~,m~~ll•; M~~~- ~~~ 1 S:Qil " Spraylna the barn used to be an •lmost daily taSk before the development o1 the more po~nt. maleriah, uys Dr. c. .R. Neis Wander or the department of entomology of the Ohio Agricultural Experlment station. Now · at the disposal of the dairymen 're at least four inseeticideJJ that 9111 eUm.inate flies from the barn 'fof about i month or Spl-.ya Murray G. Roy, Jackson; William E Suiter, Gallipolis; Harry T. Sityder, Coltareville; Mra. Sltnley Jootooo· Mro. somuel Larry Picken•, Mid' di"Pert ~lrtha, Aug. 28 Mr. and Mro. Murray G. Roy, Jackaon, do~~~ tor; Mr. and lolra Theodore R. . M....,er, Jookaon, doulbler: Mr. ond Mn. Lawrence G Mohr, Pt. 3 Mrs. ' Mr. and Mr.s, Ed • HOLZB. HOSPITAL Admitted April 28: Mra. Heard one tbc other evening which · d li wondered If any of our reader~ could P~re tabes cllier and idea is to tak bi ve poser. The f 1 e any com nation of the numerals offered In tlt 0 lowlns and in six figures arrive at a total of e 21 So ethasy doesn't It? Just try, •nd If you are auccesful I . f~ds e dratted thing, why not dro us a tine W , n so V ng of paper trying to dope It out. B~ additi . I eve used reams Here Is the punier: - on on Y. 2:3~ . 1!1111 Diehl. were in ·Columbus wa~a~:j·f~~n~o~:!~';'~e ~~.\Ytffl~!:ervlce or ai~ may al- ~u~\:~a wL•~,:~~~uon~~n::~~ 1 Ironton 'Mrt. Ella SWel!ney of The Twlllaht Gal'den ClUb will meet Thunday, Sept. 4 at the Controlling mes around the dalrx farm hu become a leas bur· denaome chore with the discovery of stronger, lona:er lasting chemical& A,ltendlmce at Sunday S9h'l4l Aug. 24 was 80. coll~ctlon fll~ Holzer Hospital. CW. TO MilT home of M:l11 Ellie Hart Mils Vida Ihle ooi}totteu. tats, the 1peclalist sayJ. ihc:1 must obey all trafhc r'gulations -elve band M.enat.. mamtam an eaaily·1een taU liebt. bave a born lbat worb and aood brak.ei. B1 cycle rlden mult always keep to the ri&bt Of the traffic lane, tra· vellna in the 1 arne direction 111 automobile.. other augaeatioDJ for bicycle aafety indude: 1. Bicycle• are made for only oDe pauengrr. 2. When riding after datk, riders abould wear white or some other liJbt color. 3 Two or more "bike" riders ahould ride sin&le file to the right of the hls:hway never In pain. 4 Regardless the temptation riden should not weave in and out of traffic. ----------- Parenti can make acbool days 1afe for their children bY teachoa the move In Obio la 1 dl• found tlll1 dlteaae In their berd1, lne them h"W to avoid aeeldtnla 1 aue that Jtrltel dAwn little 'DGE eannot be eon&ldercd a new when eolna: to and from ICbool, ~· Stuckey. Ohio 8ta1e Pial ln t.belr traeb. A .llrae disem," he addl. The dl~eue llYI number ot bor produeero In \he llrlll appllartd In \he United UDivertit)' Extenak>n ufety ..,e· atate b.l.ve re~d it 1D the Past Stata 20 feu• 810· It ia aeen elalllt. ChUdren tbould bow t~e h~ yean, accordlnl to re.earch· prlmarlly in the •priDJ, but may en at the Ohio Agrleultural Ex- appell at any aea10n of the year. meaning of aU aip1 and the lm· perimeJJt atation In Wooate:-. A barrill:e of remedle' hal been ,p ortance of obe)"inn: traUlc Ught Dr. Vance Sanger and Dr . Ed Ienled at tbe yiru1 by re~e.~rch 111nd .school patrolll, be advl.ael. SChool bu• driven need coopBohl of ~e veterinary se.len<'e veterlnarlaQ ICl'OBS the country. department and Or. H11'1'7 Gold· AntlblDtict, 81UlfU. araenlcala, vlt- eration (rom paMntJ to keep btu Jttln of the state dlagDOStic Lab· amine, minerals, laxative•. a~t trlpt safe. Children may need a oratory 1t Re,Jnohbbura: will dis· and sweet and aour milk aU. have reminder that 1lmple rulo 111eh 11 keepinll ann• .iDJide window• e\111 thll vlnu dlseaae-tranJ. been inefledlve. mltalble gasttoenterltl~t OhltJ Wbile the farmer il belples• and •ctths ill a qu.iet manDer , , SwiM Day at the ftatlon on Lo treat the dl.lease from a medi· \Mbile on the bul may 1ave a life. Bicycle rldert are governed bY Sep~mber G. • cal standpoint there are preoau· Sana:er says the rapidly spread· tionary me11ure1 that he can take. the 11me traffic laws a• motor· -- ha and I.De dlRue 1J a11Jtost always fa- These steps will be c overed in a leu tttan 5 acres. If your Y tal to baby pigs. "While many general d..l.acussion of t.be diseue crop land acreage II leiS than five farmers may haye onb' recently at Swine Day. acres then you can put wbJt acre· -~-ace you have 1n the ConHrvatlon Re,.rve. Fopnen 1nterooted 1Hould flU out the ConJetvaUon Reaerve Of America's. 206:000 doctors Meigs Coun- citizens, its professional men, including do~c ty s representatiOn IS woefully short-handed. tors, to practice thler arts in what~ver rt For example( the m~dical profession has fig- of the country tr,ey want to work. 'l:Hls Uled out that the mmtmum needed to mam- a hardship on area1 Jlke Meigs County, may- '\ tatn community health and not overwork be. But it is no one's fault except our own. docto" IS one per 1,000 population. All we must do is decide we want more From the figures above, It Is easily seen doctors, then can have them. • that to: the nation there ~re enough doctors. As for thatJMeigs County doesn't deserve That ts enough for an esltmated 206 000 000 more doctor. li•'U 't p opl u s r . ' ' · '" t s peop 1e prove they are 1 e e. . popu a .IOn 1s somewhere be- wanted This worka something "like a doubletween 165,000,000 and 170.000,000. edged cutting knife· we' 1 d f L.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;.::;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;=~;;;;;;;;;;I·;;;-;;k.;i;"--:---B l M lg C 1 , ti 1 bo · re n anger o 1os- II covering nicely. 1 8 u e s oun Y • popu a on s a ut ing some of the few we have unl h 1 llolr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl wero smack on the 23,000 ligure and Meigs Coun- rives. ess , e Par- I in Galllpollt 1 Wednesday ·~4 ty h&S no here 23 d t F th I Vlsited with his slster, Mil. ceo: w near oc ors. or e reThe most solid single li th 1 Renshaw who 11 at the home of cord, we don't have even half that many! Ob- Meigs County ca-~}';ke i ate ont t e ptheop e of her daughter M~< and Mrs. Chtl viousl• m h th s oge oge erona •• , 8 l, any areas as more an ts needed ns simple as that. And until It's d d , rown, 122 ce-r s~ many more are like us, having far fewer than bigger, more properly equlp""d hqsop~:al o!nt'~ Sc~::i~~~:~..Go~::'i..~[:~ Ll~l are needed. . r• · • he1t an d Mrs. Carmen· · 11111111 · expect that raho of doctors to populatlo Fortuna-tely, this nation still permits its here to chnnge on~ Iota for the better n fl' Chot Tonnohln . ~·i~a1u:;:~~ !~~nt~•- ilellJ~t? Daily Sentinel Daybook School Days Can Be Safe Days Says Ohio Safety Specialist w. ited to th e six so-calle~ basic crops. Many fa rmers get no aid at all. The subsidy progrlllll, has been nf greateat financial benefit to the big corporatloH-type farms, rather than the la'rnily farms . For another. over the year1 so111 e ol the most successful crops have been produced and sold strictly in(i "free-suppi:Y-and-deinand mar k et. Meat is the outstanding example, !I is the largest source of cash to ·farmers by far . It can be produced on farms in all parts of the country; and of every size. Tbe Uvestock producers have bad plenty of downs as well as ups, but they have always opj>osed government control, subsidy and lntervenlion. And, all in all, season in and out, they have done well, not only in money, but in keeping their freedotn and Independence. Meigs County c.an Relieve Its. DoctorsSituot;onAnytime . Our People Dec-zde More Medt cal Service Is Wanted Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug . 30, 195~ 2-Dail:t Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlePort, 0 ., Aug. 30, 1W8 �• -- . . . Senltlnell, Poole . The fish ha ]SUN AY · lr. hor SK " ~···::<'•'· ' Jets' PI Chances S.H •••• ·~· ed . ~: ., ·~t ·- ~~ "'. • ! PcJDtt1r.., ' ' . ' . ,.,\. ' '" . Fi ,I ' ' 1 : . ., .. . .;. ' e y Big Que ·ti acers Of 1His Q PrHI I NATI -~ L IAOU W. L. P • Gil 1 IS 68 1111 .1135 6\i 61 16 61 .468 1.\i I Ill AN 13 81 81 N/1 14 S1 .4413 1~ 113 11 17 . �• ' • - Dall)\.SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, f.-Daily Sentin•l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 30, 1958 ·-==- - PO& OONSISTENT IJEJ'ENl.IABLE RESULTS J' ( I 1 I Wonted To j l ;oo<i ~:.Ni l oal furnd(' C 9::u J WANT ADS PtiOHE 398 ti>Wil .; ~.b pe~ ~ ooe .IML..rt.kla. MluJD\116 ewrt• klt:.-t ~nil per word !or· lhree OODM:CUtiVj' 1ruJerUOO.. Specaal - Que mout.b for ~ ct~a.~ per wanl Full ra•e of 't t•enu per w:..nd will be cbar•~ 101 ali'I'UUema tt eot p.&Jd f'lr bdf,re the 15Ln of ea:h moatb foUoWinai.DwrUun . tznra an "'.Jverht-ma ---Shonto ~).. ~oorted unu,ediillt'!l)' 1'be Daily SentiDel wiU nut :,e ttlaporsiblf for mono lhi!.n onr- 1ncu1 net Ulflertwn . Card af Thanb and Specta] Nutlee• oJ' e.eott 11.00. 0~4tu..,..., ,.blil.bed •t 1 cent per word ii"'J:-::N"'o-t,...lc-e-s---.....I."'r""-1. ~F_ o_r_So_.~-~-==--~· a r a rlm~"fll Ph om• ,~s-.-;;-,,;;-;;,;;;,~ ~.d ,,, w;tb good lo 1:!7 Buttt-rnut 7 2ft I flo --- - small 8 30·3\, fnr OR ~IJI'ER R~t;UJ.AI AT Pemrroy Farm Bure• Co-Op A!lrwrtatlnn Routll · 8 .00 AM. 11) 10 UO Ph. Daily E.xce1~ •· M.l" f ~ Sunday P_r.._y, 0 . COMPI.ETt~ BARBECUE CIIICKEN no l'i!\'ER jHelf Chlck•n) Sernd In Our Dining Roollll '1.%5 plolc HOT BARBI!CUE WHOLE CHICKEN TO TAKE HOME - .'\ room ap.utmcnl unfurntshed uiJ)JtY ou1i ovo·J Sllffler·~ Shoe Slon•, ou lourt ~~ Tf•\ 14ll. 7·18·Hc --- J rooll\ unfurnished apt.rtmeJft l'hr•rl(• 310M 7·14·lf ~--- -- ---- , . - - ---- ( 17) Help v'Vanted Call 917-M for Rt'~~ervat1011 FIVE POINTS GRILL ~·· Pomeroy 7 NOTICE Sf'plic Tank Owners No Di ggJug- No PumiHllg Tijllk UM Kle•n·'Em All S•w.r and To~nk Cl.. ner deaJl.'l HIHi H('!J~llti'S lHU'ICrJH in one .'illlliJlc upuHtiu•l. R••ulh Gulnn•eed Mt:l<iS I'HI JNTV FARM B\IRI:,\11 f 'fl.fll' 540 E. M1ln St. P&meroy, 0. DO YOU HEED BULl( LIME? We can make iinmcUial~ deliv(!ry - spread or dump. ed. Ji'or fast cffident ser~ice -Call Puon. UB ' , Farm Bureau Co-Op papN routes m l'omrrny tad the ])ail~· Se nl :nt•l Con· 8 8 f' run tanmug \um;~lue~ BUDGET SALES MANAGER $1 25 Bu shel Bn11J<: tuntaJ ners II &r R Firc~lom.' ])ea h·r Slorr• l'liH'I' orders. Call R<~r l iLC 367:1. and thr F1res1mw T ire & Rul1 fi3U61~ her Com pany ha~e an Oi)t'nin;:: F1,r Sale . 7Hl.,; ft hY 200ft lot on for a m~n lo manHI!<:' tune pav Mulllf>rry \\eight s. Pl10ne 6148M m('nl sales d(•pt m l\1.rlrlle 8·26·lf ... port Saws and l'redJI experi· cnec HI tJr1•.~ and apphance.~ S!'iiiNI H1ds Will be rt'I'\'VIt'd by helpful Salarted position w1lh the undNslgnt'd al hi~ rtsidenc"' full ~alary and f'XpenscJJ pald at 21J4 South Set"oud AvdJUe durwg four weeks training rcr Middleport , OhiO, until 12 00 JOd Th1s is an unusllal opporu'clo('k noon on the 9th day nt llJDJiy Plca ~e wr11c Mr. It 1.. S('p\t•mlwr. 1958. for th t' !laiC' Nwho~s, ~/ o l''ircstu ue 'fife & of tht• Bart II Rawlings rest Rubber Cu.. 3500 Indianola derJu• real t·~l ate Situated iu Avl', Cnlumhus, OhJO. ~lVIII),( lhl' Villoa~e of Rutland imm<:' · age. present tyyc uf work ancl dia\(•ly West of the lllltlan.J pa st expenence A11 inquiries High School. will be held stnl'lly l'onficlenSaid real cstatr. cnnn~ts ot a tJal. Apphcanl~ Will be I'Onlacl· nine n~om frame dwcllmg with eci for illtervJew m the ncar one and one-half battJ~. basefuture. 8·28·3Le nwnt, central heating and gar agf' on an cxtn lart.:c lot Iii Emolovm~nt adrlll10n there is a sm11ll ma!'l rmry bUJlding cunta1mng two _ - -· _ __ - - - - --nmm.~ wtth stoJI and la.,..atory hi year okl boy necrl,.; ~teacly or Tht' right Is rcsl'n'N1 to ti 'JI'I't part tunc wurk . C<~ll 135J ;my ur all bidB. 8·30·3\c Hoh!'rl I, Coats, 1'1' JJstt•(_• of the K~tatc of narL II Rt~wllugs, dcccast'd (20 l Business Services H :.!1:1 12lr FOit nENT Extenstor L-.rlder .• S<· e~:fford l\oards. l)rnp Cloth.~ Offer~ will he ret·CJVI'tl UIJ tu II l'lmtun Jo'ishcr, Mi<ldH•1Jv rl, 0 1\ M uf the 15th day ol St•pt, Phone 'IJ.H5 :< 111 '' 19.')8 for tlw ~IX room fratn(' CLELANDI dwl·llll'~ lol'atcd nt l'artJeniE'r. Radio & TV Rep•ir S•rvlc• Ohio, <•n Lot 27 formrrly ow11 Phone '200 I'll hy L1hhy T. Reeves Also fur Pomeroy, Ohio twu \III('IUJt lult! at l'~rpenll'l' ft 2 lfl' Th~ rJ~ IJt IS fl'~l'l'Wil tu h' let"! :1 1! otft•J's L('t~ Mcl'lmuJli, EXI~ ( ";::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;.;;;;;;;~~. 1 utor. 11 29·3l(' pupple~ Good honw fur :.! s mall L.11.ll 957·1\.1, l'utlli'I'Uy 8 28 31t• -Ser~it·e-.J•re~•·r~c for ----- • I --·- Rccord1ng ever the cherilthetl ntt' IIIMies or weddings, anni\'Crlltrie.!l, rl!'ll n ions. L<>t our lnt'(ln~rlcuous equrpmenl put theme JJII[U.l l'ttmt event11 on mOOern reeords RO they miY be ab Important p11rt o( your futuro . Robert Jacobs, 126 Lincoln Holld, Pomoroy, or lelephone. c-ao-att• (3J In Memorian wc.-w""IIOII.,. to extend Aincore thank.!! to Rev. Freel1nd Norrie, qUIJ' · t.et thole aendlna: flower• 1nd A I{. 1 • Rl'~i!itcryd Pcldnge~r ptlp[!i<'H. Mr~. Woodrow l'llll, 732 Syeamorc St, Mtddlr.port \'t'al'h('.~ and 1\Jlpie~. Nuw Haven l tr,·har[•. TU2468S, Nt'W lhVl!tl W.V11 . 7 28 He 2 horll(! wagon In good shape Serve] g1111 tHrigNalur ulmosl new. Single act heny work !lar· nes"- Larae H'eatrul.e healing: stuvl', Gas cook stove. WUbur LO.iiHn, l'leuant Ridge>, Pomeroy, Ohw. 8 23 6lp Va !'hone HOUSE TRAILOR CLEARANCE SALE Caoh Down Poymont 1~1 Ford VB. •1995.00.- c;;;;n 'Pub Yeu II\ ArtY 800" 2 dr. Sedan. Almnal Hk~· lhe day It wa1 10ld . Fordoma· 10 NIW ltSI T~IL. . Ue, Blaettnara, Ponl(!roy, ohio. Sile.a and ' From All I• Syro~cu .. , Ohltl --·- e 23 ,_, I 1 ' w•• • T.ony•a reuoJJlllJ Was zood. but ·his appearlhte belied his tblnk- ~~~~;~~~~.~~ ~i~ ~- York · \ · old ltoU'"11. oold ,. i 'l'ohirt. Hb. II}~~~ ~~e ~Y the set of ''Orten t• ' riot eccentric. t:m' \ eompa.aloo Wli I il.rl ftlntefl .. .,.... • :m 11:' "Tuesday" • ptl troriil·New York . :1 perf~ctty. normay JJIUY. I ~ust . ap.After l~Cjt Tony .-a~ed fQI' • , pen to New ·Dienl,· Its quiet. ::;:!!. f~r . 7 • not 1 11l)ovle ptHormer. .Uow mJ~RY movies baa made? 't ,.. "~i:rht." ,. liaQ..Iona" I~ ~n: 'i'ueldtiY went along . ro wa~h. he - How Uliny Jlroadway plays'? : "Two" ·~ ' "Let . me 1 OXI!I;.;n" said. "t appeared.· in 22 strairtbt months ib . I've ·never ' DAILY ~ 8. :Ropot.to .,.._...... !. Blunder .;I.Blolcll ~ JWD' • U.Otlldo 12. (;irl'• -- U.Put rolll-. sutts, ao 1 don t Tooy then. suted he consldets hlmael( a Bro.t.ijWay stage actor, . ' Yo~k ~pa1 ~ don t · -nee. ~ wbleh' he tf:lfl With Au4rey He,. Ulom .......... T.Not t111ct roekl . 8. M'onater 10. Kottlet JB.ThL;tle lil.:~ •' 10.~ iiDll I' R ·N E LA a 0 R DAY T I R II! OHIO VALLEY JliNK CO. ~UlCK p:~;lrLna ·:ru::r~or u<ll•l ~r actorv Train~ - ·--- ::UIIoe Buill Klt<hoo d for lOUt bolllt. ll'ree udmltel. J'nrem1a • Abbott. Phole -~¥8U You C1n Sue AI l1clr• Shot! A. 2 2!\tn W. MAIN STIIIET --- c"'MPLETi tn11urance PTotec!UOQ l,l(e, Auto, Fire, Polio. C•ll Don Millo. Ml~d/oport. Ohio. ALL SI?I'CS IN STOCK OTHER 51.::~ FROM 1!.95 to 16.25• .' ....... Cll••fl•• .. ' INStJRANcb-OF ALL TYPES Phone 35X F.. Set011d SL Supllr RAtON 1CO-_D ' MAlKET . ' Middleport. P'lre, Automobile. Bo11d1. Phone 831S·X. e-.ae.tt . ' 95* 12 6.~15 . ttr••tont POMEROY, 01110 .WILL BE OPEN ' .. 10:00 A.M. 1:00 ~.M. MO Y ., ; , .. .,. mll•t• TIRES .' SIMONS Ohio. B"toes-SlmJ)llon tnsuranre A!tll'JC:J for erea~r lncrea•H i--~· 1·1· 1 i. • • ., ~~--T•Piu• T,x o~ IKoppohle Tire •Hor fa h oofo ,tlo. . . . . ....,. .V. D. EDWARDS , Built with P:lrest<u'le Rubber·X Recap JC)N'l LET FIRE THROW JC)U FOP. A.. FINlN(!Il LOSS . 'NEW TIRES Country ..........., "'Ill IUPIR CIIAMPIOII ODd • I 'flrtttont Town -- Wlltchmaker,. tOLUNS JEWEt... ERS, Pomerov. t 3 t' • se.nsatlonal Low Prices, All Sizes and Types POMl!ROY,OmO ---"- naunuRAL 1 IIAMI ICRAP IRO .. - MIYALI barrei. 8-17-41tp '· lL~II> . , ST 0 HA.l'E ONE A.'l' ..• W. MAIN ST. llerb · WIIU.•ma, Sblde, Ohio. YVkot1 . I . Ch..tor, -:." ·;: -t .j'Utit AWAY . Crow's Steak Ho"'e WE IUY ' 8-17.fltp. 'Brlna eon· w~ ·· I'Nil J'arm, W\eb tbe ?f~llkeY beeame · !iJht old even thouah ll kel)t bonded w.,rehoua.e. Llqww men called that pre..paytaxea - aomethiRC like would be if an lndi· to pay ineome ,tu:f>s that wu to ·_.!' said.~~ .. J\bd l,bon;owed t~~ netting Ina. becfU.~e<tberi!• are' n~ window . ije wq. sfoue~ lR 1 corner of · scr.ee111 In m)' pllce oot h~re: · tht ' MGM c~fllirf. tolled In TO,· BE GIVEN A Tasty Treat You'll Like To Eat -~I AUC::TIONEIR Cornpl•~ S•nlc• C::rltt Bnltford Wrlta, Phone or Contact A C. lredford, R1cln•, Ohio 8·25-11 Siddle tor Nit. Good 11 new. cWOoDed. 'Not SENSATION IN A SANDWICH SINCE THE HAMBURGER. - - -- - - - - It Foot Star Tr1Uer. See A.. K. .\pplebr, RL No. I, ton, lint· 'tom, o. &,2fl.fltp ed •nd ,.et 1\JR CON011'10NINti, RrfriJet'rt tiO\t service. Jack's Rdrl~cr.lltio• New Haven Phouo TU·23'-~ U.S. lt. 2l W•wrly, Ohl• O,.n t te t tnc.. Su~t. Dberto P01q1tp n..tY. Both pick- *"ll- •AA-e THING 'fP , .0,5K FOR Waverly Mobile Home Sal11 P.IACNIS ~il·..?~-sJ.mP.Iy •"fb.e'-d8y I. arrived thr guard dld».'t recogplze me," he -IIDil--. Everyone Welcome 1u loopboloo 1:1!11 11M 1U. ,o :1. !("" Jiiij. ' To Win Muwt Be Present ~olot , Tht: new mutures c:lOie tome THE NEWEST AND GREATEST TASTE - -· ·- -- - bu~s . 11-l'l;flp, · fjrtffont . It,· s..,. Luxe '·~ NYlON .' •ot . ,. ..,. ' ..t. .. • ..............-- ·--·-1·.~_ ,....., An lmP61:t&Dt •ncle of theN ntw law. m•a•ure• lJ that they an the bt· Prentkt·Hall nota that tt Ia tb1 sinnlnr ot •hat. mu be further ftttt mat« refillon of the tax law ttudJ •nd lUMber adju.s\naenu In apenl thai mueh lime all at orke 11~ .... and tba.t it wilt she tu. procedure to eUmln•te lnequi· in, Hol!rwooct. Me, York IJ my bullinf'l!lt relief to tbe extent Df' tte.a and IIMpllf)l IOmt part.l of home. HollywOod b •ort of :ll one1:U1rter bllltoa doUan PI the the over•l1 tax ·law. butine-. addreo for me, aome- lint year, .tomewblt,letlln fuWre Liquor C()mpaniet benefit. from thlna: like an o~. ·, fNI'L c:bana:« ln extlse• on bonded ilq· ' DoM OWit .CMki'ae The liquor eompanln and tome uor In wauhou.teL 11te liquor "I'm not tbe t~ ~ 9''!fD • bill l)lher• have , bentfitJ eominl Jn eompanles lleed not pay ~ Mlldi-anoon i'ltli 1 pool ehlt!.llt'· ln exci.M tax ..... •, ~ 1key tu: for 20 )lelrt If ..thet:. liMP .11na servant.. In ~PuJ· rtnt 'ln .thit':'a:fOup atnee 19112 1,11 • the Uquor in bond for a perlF4 up me.nt I db my owa eoot ·~ t.eetUUl•l ·~ •lltblnlllritite prio- to that lenltb ol time . Pievl0u1IY sit a.,uf!.d llltenbw to rd). viilont. they had ta pay the liquor tax Doe1n't!~-t aound iMrlftal ", • Not Cot a movie atir, lt' doe~mlt "FuN»' tbinJ about J,he Jt1n who Ol"P bit llowes •nd pool1," he IJ'lll\)ed. ''Ttiey l))lnd U much He .wu turned away &om the tim' away from them 11 pollible MGM studio g1te when he ap- runnina .rouad looting for 1 p~ar~ for ' his peweat :~~:icture un· gobd time. · ' shaven.. dressed in T-shirt ami blue. jeans. The a:ua'rd th.ought he "Ptemt....., ,.....,.... •nd nltht WI$ · an autograpb hunter. 'J;Ihey c:hrbs •1"111'• for m.~ 1 dolt't try re'fured, to let h.im- lotr the lot ~f'POM~ not .to lift ltke 1 !;,:.fh;eP.• he tried walk out with · rt'fvle stir. It lust tur~ out I~ pto~~¥·t!"ent mo~ulto net· lhtt wey. MtyM I'm not •• • ~.~ IUjg. . .. . '""trie •• tt. jNople who live :1c To~ ·has slmAie explanations. out htt-1."' SKATES MON., Sept. 1st four · The1 tangling ector doesn't be· ltnve like a .star, doesn't llve like one,• doe•n'.,.'evh look like one. Yet he swetis ;~~one of his offbeat charlfctel'i&ti.cs, are pre-planned to fend an aura of peculiarHy ·~ his career. '· FREE PAIR Legal Notice only Cl- - -- ·- ----- ·--- .·----· - THAT'$ Ji. . FU,NI\IY -·- 71 sti.1dt, apartment and ownli suils. UPJ...ift.ncw altw IQ;W YORit; Ul'l - 11 '10" lu biU 100n il eipect:ed · to bHome ...... '1.\lfllft IOJial boldlnl com.panlN nann& d•nt 111eru, 4nd c!tlzer.a l'fttdlns PIZZA-BURGER - - , Repair Sho~ fl~le \ ..... ,..! U1RR1Ip ly 1Lio1a c. WA~IIl , l'hmsa kefrl,entlr.n anrt AJ'lOl anC"e Ser.r~~. Racine Till. 381) l'l· l a-1f. cle11n Shotaun. S.uv..,• Herb WIJiiamt, BY VI.NON SCOTT }lOLLYWOOD UPI-Tony Perkina, the eeeentrie )IOUDI movie rur, hltistl there lJ' notblni un· u•ual in the fact that he lives in f t $50·a-montb New York walk·UL'J cial~" Have You 'f'ried A. .. Phon• 136·Y --=---- On Our l.ot. \ SKATE-A-WAY Syracuse Children I --..-- UOO to UOOO /Whose Eccentric Now? Maybe Its Other MovlePersonalities • Fnum. ..,._ ln,..t~ojt~h:e~p~o~o~l~.~~;~-~~~~~~~~;::;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:;:::;;;; ......, 110 (81 OhiCi. W red Nerchl Zta: Zag Automatic atw· lnil m~tchlnc. Like new In a be<~uUful mahoJany cabirtel Co!ll. new $439.16 wUI 1ell tor only $18~. 00. Nothing down only $10.00 pr. month. Wrltt~ lo • Box 68, Pomeroy, Ohio, or Phone 248. 8 ·27-6tp 8-SO·IIp. e cyl COLUMBUS tiPI--'~ we fi 8·4!8 ·3lp 1/Urf' 10 wtn the B1g Ten? Wh y surt', but it's going to be touch and go." Thu was the comment of Ohio NOTIC"e OF APPOINTMENT o.;t.a!(' Un1vers1ty Coach Woody Coo~1oe Nc. 17,836 lla.H~s as he previewed the 1~ EXfCUTOR l'llilion of the Bul"keyt', Friday Ettate of Margaret M. H1wkin• . Jught for newsmen al the annual De-ceased ~rll hrun kickoff dinner. NotJn· i:, lll'rr •liv gJ\'1' 11 that l'aul Th~> ·coach o.f the Year" spoke S. Sm.1rt whu~c t·o~t Office add · 1n gl(')wing terms about the make re~~> !!'. MJddlt·r,rt Ohio hth hcen up uf this year's squad that wtll duly appuiJI\('d a~ ~:XI't'u1or of the havr• !'I.Rht regulars baek (i'f last Eslillc of M,u·gald M 11awk1ns, y1•ar's team and e1ghl more play· la te nf ~liddkport , .'lllt·lgl'l l'vu nty r1 s "ho logged considerable Ohio dl'l' l' cJsHl ~ame \!me. ilhh-d lim ~~nd day uf August 1 Hl5B Hayes said the Buckeves will 'lprn practice Sunday with Jl,r i~ JO HN (' RACON ~umg of equipment and get do-wn J udJ~· oll h•· Prohulr Court ln }'lard wonk La'bor Day. He hao ~lc1~s County , OhiO ~ehed uled two-a-day workouts for (81 23, 3U , 191 6 , 3tc the first tw'O weeks and then will cut baek to single drills up to the Soulhern Methodist g1ine on Sept. l.EGAL NOTICE WILI.IA)I H. STEVENS, whose 27 lasl known address IJJ Lebanon , The easy·speaking coach had Virg1ma, c o N E ftuhinson, is nothing but praise for this year's h('rcby noufied that on the 2.'ith .earn but quickly added that dur· day of August . Hl:'iH, Virg inia \>1 . mg his seven years at Ohio State Stc~ens, bemg t•lamllH filf!d hPr the team that baa been picked to pelillun 11g~m~l hun as rldendanl wm the Bj.g Ten CHampionship in the CQurl of l'nmmon Pleas has I never done it. OSU JB topMl'igs Cnunly . Ohw . C11sc Nn ranked this ve11r iu most every 12.753 prayln~ fnr divorec from pre-sea80n ret)OT't. the ~ilid Willlalll H ~Ieven.~ on Hayes said naLtlback Don Clark the grounds of ( ;ro ~~ Ncglcel o( the speedy Aki'On runner who Duly and l!:xtrcmc L'ruelly, and had to sit out the last three plain\Jff also prays for lhe care. s;:amcs due to injuries, is comcu!\f.ody and control llf lhc eh1ld of p ll•lely healed and should be the parties hereto, proper Hupport re11dy to eo. He said doctors tn· for said child durtng the pendency formed btm that if Clark is sideuf this actmn :~nd m the future, lined this year, it won't be from and further phunllff prays she his old ipjuries. may he awarded and restored to Jfayea also aaid that he hu an all her household goods, hon11ehold experienced backfield - Clark, effects nnd household rurulture, Bob White, Frank Kremblas ancl free and clear of any claims of the Dick LeBeau- Teady to go. s;~J d th•ft•Jl(Jant, and for other propHayes picked Purdue, Wiscon er rel1cf. Sa1rl cause Will he for son and Michigan State u top ht·aring on ur aHcr the Blh day of contenders, besides Ohio. Slate, Ocloh(']' A. n 1958. fur the Western Conference Virginia M Stevens crown . Crow, Crow & l'ortN lie said the ~tame with llllnv1f /\Horney~ for Pl a intiff prob11'11ly will be the toughe!lt raJ 26, (9> 2, 9 16. 23, ao; (101 7,7tc .fLIJnee RJy Elliot has the belli (ContlniH:d From P•~ OM) learn he's had in ftve years at thr pert)' and comes out of the supply Illinois school. Hayca listed the probable op· line at a temperature of 54 de· NOTIC~ OF APPOINTME;NT ening lineup for the SMU gamf' gree.!l on the hott~st days. When · the pool is emptied the Adminl1tr•tor as: Ends: Jhn Houston ana Ruas sides and bottom lnust be scraped Ettet• of Fenni• Fulton, d•c••Hd Hr~owel'1master · tackles: D1c~ Ca .. No. 17,917 Sdutfrath and Jim Marshall ; and 1crubbed down. Al~Be begms Nnt irr is h(•rehy t,!ivt•n that li' ~uard.s, Danny James' 11 nd Ernie to grow within two weeks ~r=~ 11. O'Bnen .. who~;e J>o11t Ortice Spychabkl; center: Don Fronk; 1 though dally treatmen~:e of c Addre~;s 1s Pomeroy, Ohio. hils qu~:~rterback: ·Frank K'fembla,: lne and eopper sulph arc hl'Cn duly appo1nl1·d a~ Aclmlni.~ 11 tr;rtor of the F.statl' of F111111ie Ful · LeBeau h 1fbacks. Clark Bob and White. Dick .; The children~ andDon fuUback: j ; In age loll, late uf Tuppl'rs Plams, Mci~o:~ Counl,V. Ohio, decNU!ct1 . t,IARRIAGI LIUNIIS' . Dated lhill 28th d]j)' of August ltoymond >:eCumbcr,40, Ohio, and Nljncy Elizabeth Carroll, Lee, 18, 1058. of Bailey'11 Run . JOliN C. 81\CON William G. Coy, 19, Ruthmd, and AC'lillna JUII.Q(' of I he l'robotc t'ourt Meigs County, Ohio Juno _R::_•_'"· l&. M;d tR) 30; (9) 6, 13, 3tc v !llc. Mason, Sl'3 5780 ~~;;~-;;;t. lhoae offcrlnll tholr 1ervlcea durin& the death of our dauah· ter, wife and mother. Mr. and ·Mrt. Ben Buckley and family; Rllty Cowdery and children. &-JO.Oip. Wonted lint JlOilll E!r·drlc fl<mgc Gorul t'UIIthtiou Nl('l! appc11ranrP Rr•;t.•nllablt•. t:Jtll 6924 Y. Will · litm Hn1ley 8·29·:J1e 8 2~1{11 p WAN'n~U . Ul Timken Roller IC..,tinuetl From Pap One) the Labor Oe~y holiday. The agret!menl, hammered out f"rid•Y by compan)' and union ne· aotiaturs here , was reached after Timken verbally assured the un- _ TA:IUF.J l'ormoaa t.FPI--Com· MOSCOW UP1-Pre.mler Ni· ion thai all workers wi11 be called munist arti1!ery openecl fire klta KhruShchev agreed todly on b1ek to their jobs without dis· agairut NatlonallM: outpoltl at Oct. 31 as a "suitable .date" tor crimin8tion or disciplinary aetion. both ends of tbe Formou Strait the 1tart of East-West blkl on a tonight after a 13·hour alienee nuclear test !)an, but hinted RusThe pension plan, main cog in sill rna)' resume test.tl while nego. bolding up agreement, called for during a typhoon thal h•l.tecl alr tlaOOns are in progresa. a one-ycaq1act 1n which the com· and sea action l!f the area. The Nationalilt Ministry ot De· A Khrushchev iniervlew pub· pany agreed h> pay htgher mnnth· liahed b)' the Communist organ 1Jy penl'ion payments and htgher fense Siild Kaoteng in the Matlu group of Islands at the northern Pravada ~uggested Geneva as the dlsabiiJty pension payments. end of the str.1it was shelled for site ror lhe negcUations propoaed Timken also agreed to prov1de ~he first tilllle in several days last week by President Elsenho.wer and Prime Minister Hai.IJld for the optional retirement of with 16 rounds f(lr 10 minutes workers .at age 60 and lump liUm not Ions after dark. Macmillan. caiSh · octUem'3nt8 to workers at The Red ,guns also reswned Khrusllchev insisted that tbe lea.lit 40 years old aod who are shelling t'he typhoon-struck Que.. im or the talks must be to end laid off and not recalled for two may Uland.s at the southern end tc~ling "by all &t3tCll for al1 year,5. They must have 1~ years of the strait at 7:15 ·a. m. edt Lime '• The western leaders had continuous servtce, howeve1 . wtth a bombardment against litproposed 1ear-rby-year suspenaion PicketS' at the Columbus plant of testa while ~(forts continue to were ordered off the line shortly break the general disarmament after 4 p. m. Friday and immed· deadlo..::k. 1ately began ripping ¥P their " On The Soviet premier assailed Strike" signs: The company also thlJ. plan aJ "inadequate" declar- j took down s1gns at plant enina: that a year "Is exactly the- trances. . time needed to prepa1·e the nex! Colwnbus Tllnken workers were to meet at 1(1 a. m. to vqte on the 1eries Of nuclear teat.a." He mad it clear that Russill new pact. Union of:flclals e~pressed feeiJ free ~t an~ tln'le to resume optimism the¥ would rat1fy the \ the tests it tuspended March 31 c~m~ract, &!1 dtd workers at Zanesat the conclusion of it.s mot~t re-. VIlle and Canton. cent &eJies of nuclear e~eri- f~,. -m-.,.lo-d~d~l-er-,-:-lo-~e-ar~l~~-~te~e~n~cr=-s, menta. had a lot of fun Fr\day afternoon Tbe Kbrushchev statement re and e ..ening saytog "Thanks" to ca lled that Rusaia, ln ending Its llfrs. O'Brien. So did the mothers te11ts last Mareh, stipulated that who joined in the party and many "the govermnent oi the USSH otners who &ent their contribution will be free to act a1 it .sees fi1 along but could oot attend. . . if other powers possessing They had an extra treat, too. atomlc and hydrogen weapons 1 They were allowed to swim kgain contin~e tests thereof." during the evening. after the picIt cbaraed rhat the United nlc . 1 State& and Britain are "looking for loop holes" to avoid agree· ment" on an all-out ban on tests. ·'The reservations and lhe r>b vlously-contrlved condition.!! with whic-h the governmenls of th" Western powers are heading their prnposals ma·k.e this especially clear," 1t said. --·- I W<~nll'rl · Boy:, or g1rb 1n handle 1181 com](~ nc e s Formosa Is Still Under Fire From Commtmist Guns Of Takincrh Big 10 To East-West 1'itle This Season Talks On Oct.31 Lepa/ Notice 1·3 rv0.11 ~partment al ~ o 2 slet'p ing roums Call 388 Y I•'Jt• l<\ SUPER PREMIUM all , ltY ~;~:~nw~?~ Hlw~~~~~l~~a~~ o~~.~ H1vN Conlart Charles U Ne t'lto§t" m B· 18· 12tc - ------ - a Jla rtnH"nl fi<IIIIIY l'«ll 11170 -=r;.;J"I Woody Hayes Sure Russia Agrees ------- R.4.TES lk~1rahle (241 For Sole or 114) For Rent 1 ' ~uv 8 25·6tc ROn \1S - . 0 ., AUJ. SO, 18S8-7 �The LJa II) ~~ntlnel e.=.nafly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepqrt, 0 ., Aug. 30, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W1se and lout thildren of Toledo are the guests of his mother, Mrs . Gaynell W1se knd his grandmother. Mrs R D Young. Children were specia~ guest& of the Rose Garden Club at their ph:nic recently 1n the Roadside Park in Middleport. They were Doris Ann Davis, Brenda Martin Bryan Black. Sherry MrCain and Tommy Raleigh of Warren, Pa. ' Mr and ;\lrt. Glen Dill left Fn day for a weekend v1sit 10 Colum bus. Several gardens were visited including Mrs. Dillard>' on High St ., Mrs. Nichols' on Broadway in Middleporl,. the gladoli garden of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark near Tuppers Plains. ,, Ben'ny ;oe Wright spent the past week with his grandmother, Mrs. Josie Turnrr, Laurel Cliff Michael Wtltght has returned home after a week's visit with relatitves at VIncent. ' THEATRES MEIGS-POMEROY TONIGHT " IN THE MONEY" Bowery Boys · Huntz Hall ALSO "HIGH HELL" John Derk · Elaine Stewart SUN. thru WED. "THE BRIDGE ON THE KWAI " William Holden Alec Gulnness. Midnight show Sat 12:00 TEMPLE-Middlepon TONIGHT "HIGH SCHOOL CON~'IDENTAL" Russ Tamblyn · • Jan Sterling ALSO "MARACAIBO" Cornel Wilde Jean Walla~e SUN. and MON. "The Law and J 01ke Wade'' Robert Taylor Richard Widmark Mrs. Georgia Huff and son, AI· len Hamilton, have returned to their home, St. Petenburg, Fla., after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Josie Turner. · Mrs. George Shiveler Sr. of Cln· cinnati, is the guest of relativ~• and friends in the Bend area. lllr. and Mrs. Albert Rill and ·.wlr. ami Mrs. Wendell Frecker of Racine have returned home after a several day• trip through Michl· gan and Canada. They crosaed the Mackinaw Straits on the new fjve mile long Mackinac Bridge. l Yeauger Family. Reunion Will Be Held Sunday OneWonOne ·Class Meeting Held Thursday ' .-· ' ./"; I GOC Training Class Will Be Held Sept. 25 • ·- 'I • - ' .opes into ~ VOn'' Cluftga- '~ f!» eo1y w111hlng. Tough· · • w . • ·.,. ,. l • • ' ' ' 1\ ' A CHAIN '· .... . .' ' I '' ... ' ~~ . .. .FREE 30 MONTHS SUPPI,.Y OF WAP OFfER. AND .. TRULY .EASV WAY , TO GAIN "EXT-RA" · HOVR8 .JfCOM ~E EFFICI.~J CLEAN!NG MtTH~S. ,,.J, ' • • ,, tarnlllet. • . Stop by for complete details Of\ your MIRACLE 8PTT il- Ill& o.18......... 1ltJ . 1. to U. t ' to I. O.tt Nli1t .. ft~ • BRANDS IHilliD/A@UB . ' ._.lracle Soft Condltl~d Wattt makes ''flat work" c1 every clean Ina chorljl!nd the time 11vtd on nHCIItU. aerubblnJalves you eiCtra tUne to do the many thhJP, ' you just can't aet tround te~ n6w. So don't "\I"-~~~. 30 daY opportunity to lelrn Wow Miracle Soft COI'Idlo •IOned Water Is helplna really eHic;lent houJeWivtl to lie even more eHiel.,t .•• even more helpful to their omit W. COMPTON, -0. O. · . OPTO·~ ........ ,. ,. 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Amos t,eanud, worthy maeter_ 1sisnment at Jacksbnville, Fla ., presided. Mrs. Robert Louks an: 1fter spending his leave here with Walter Bunee were reported Ill. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence . 1 A meetlns of•tbe Pomona Gran1e :::uni!. wu announced for Sept. II at Salem Ce11ter. Gallia county Po mona Qran&e will be 1uetta and 1' .. th,oM w~bilil to talte · the Po .\ mona dearee may do 10 at tbL! eBALDWIN 111eetl114~ ~WURL1TZER .aad otHER FAMOUS During 4bl.. Jectufe hour each Gfficer exllillned the dutiN o£ their office, fer the beoefl~ of the new meq~1jen. Refr~~l)ij were served at the olo.e of \lit ~•etlna by Mra. H~er JJ'r.own, 1\lr: and Mn. Hlr · ley Brnii, ·M~- and '·M rt. Law· reoce IAoll~ and Mr. and 1\lre. Georae Skinner. ---~~=~~~~~~~~~!.! ,( . · tailored1 too ,.,itlpion• · ICnlllch Rock Springs Grange Meeting Held Thursday \ .,. 'ftfl . .S1111f9rl~ed. ~ ~rse Fides Lpdge 210 Meeting Is Held On THursday MON .~ . On!J the toi!Oheltt ~ ~ : eurprlllnoly ,&uppl.) .wnlnl · I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Iloilo of Athens Road and Mrs. Wendell Freckcr, Racine , spent Thursday at Yellow Springs with Mr. Bolin's brother and family , Mr. and Mrs. R. l. Bolin. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton entertained her parents, ;.tr. and Mrs. Jay Myers, with a dln'ner Thunday cvtning at their home in Mill· e~sville. Mr. Myers' birthday was observed. A decorated birthday cake was served with the dinner . •t ELBERFEL·DS ., ·an ME I 1tlent for aeveral daya. Rawlines and So111 ·Garap, bu re· · Mrs. Bee Robson has returned to 1turned fl·om 1 trip whlcl) be aDd her hqme after spending several i bla family made to Florida. wteks in Lima with her daughter, Mrs. Larry Rice and aons, ChipMrs. Cliffor<l QQnningbam, and per and Kenny, were bu1lnen visit· family. She accompanl~. the Cun- on in Galllpolil, Thursday. They ninehams on a trip to Michigan. were accompanied by Mrs. Rice's c arroll Norris, who, 1a on vaca- mothtr, Jtfr•· Sherman Osborn of lion from his employment at R. H. Point Pleannt, Mr. and Ml'll. HIUTY Stover and daughter, Sheila, wen In Columbus Sunday to vlait ...-.. R. E. Lev· ln. S!lella went Qll to. Mechanicsburg to attend tile weddlni of a former college roommate. Mrs. J. M. Archer hu returned to her home after ' vllltinl In Columbus for a week with her aon-in· LueUJe Hawldlu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Polberoy Soelety Editor lew and dallgbter, Mr. and Ml'll. HYicb JUu .•.. . .... . .. , . . . . . . Mlddlepqrt Sodeb EcUtor W. , K. Beaver ami faJUlly. Mrs. • Beaver and daugjltera, Linda and Christy, who were here to attend Lbe Baker-Ruuell weddlllll accompanied bet home: ·~r. and Mn. Robert Tompkins and son, Michael David of Baltl· more, Maryland, are the guests of The first reunion of the David, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Thomas and Daniel Brewer fami· Mrs. Walter Wolfe asaisted by ·rompkins, r.;atn St. They arrived hes was held the second Sunday Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, entertained last Tuesday and will stay ul)tll in August at Portland Park. the, One Won One Clan ol thP after the Labor Day holiday. At noon a picnic lunch wu serMr. and Mra. John Kelly md 1he Ppmeroy Fir.t Baptist Church, on ved to 76 members and friends. Thursday evening at her home. latter's brother, Chuck ,of Madi· The invocation was given by AI· son, Ind., are guests of !heir siater, Wolfe Drive. len Brewer. Miss Opal Kelly, local, and 'Mr. 111d The mteting in charge ef the Mrs. Gerald Kelly of Pomeroy for Following dinner A. N. Brewer, president and also teacher of the the week end. acting as chairman, conducted a clas~. Mrs. J. H. Stephenson, openMra. Harry McMaster and daugh· short busi.tess meeting. Officers ed with the Teacher's Thought ter. Mrs. Alice Yuruita, lelt Tbw·swere elected as follows : A. N. that as Christians one must dlsti- daJ by plane for Sunbury, Ont., Brewer, president; Mrs. Edgar pllne . themselves to Bible reading C'analjM, where ~Y will jqjn Brewer, secretal')'·treasurer. lmd pJ:i!yer to prepare for a b;tter frit¥1ds from Zanewlll• for . Ute . ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brewer, 1 !lome. ' W¥k end at a lodge ' there. They Tacoma, Washington, travelled the will retu'i" the first dl the week. Sees You l\s The Pwqblem" "God. longest distance for the reunion. .Miu Jane Baile)' has !"-t~ed to taken from U CorinthlaAs· 12:1-10 It was decided to make the re,.,as tile' topic of .t he .: ~votloni Jed' <:ofumbua · aflet· a visit :wttb l!Jir union .a yearly event. The five by · Jpsepb Cook. Mem)ler, re- parents, Mf. :and Mrs. William 11a:lBrewer brothers are to set the MOTE YIAUGER -to roll call with av~rie of ley. Miss ·Bailey, who Is 1 teacher date. The home place of the David A homecoming and reunion o: ; love. Pl,ns wer•: dis- in tbe Wernlock Park SChool will 1 -Brewer family , the place chosen the Mote Yeauger family of Rt · · CIUI&ed for the lay development reaume her duties, Sept. 3. 1 Mr. and Mrs. <;barles Slndle and I for the next reunion, Is now the 7 at the Meigs-Gallia line will be program to be held at the church home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brew- held ·sunday, Aug. 31 from 1 to ~ this winter and begins with a din· son, Charles Jr. of Springfield er. p. m. at 'which time relatives and' ner on September 14. It· was an· were recent gue1ts of their daueh· friends will be received. In thr nounced that members would aa• ter, Mrs. William Ault and Mrs. 1 Those attending were : Gene Dodson and f,mmes. · 1 (David Brewer family} Mr. ar.d family are s~ven boys and a fllrl wer t_o roll call next meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Swlcll of ColI· Mrs. A. W. Brewer, White Cotta&e, all married with families of their a SCripture verse on peace. umbua recently vlaited her father, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brewer, · own. All are eJOpected to be lr. During the evening "Happy Birth- C. H. Wlae Sr. and daughter, Ruth. Tacoma, Washington; Mr. and )ft's. attendance at the Sunday gather day" was ,upg to Mrs. Bailey, ¥nMr. and Mrs. Fred I. Gardner David Brewer and chlidren, Atigus- ing. William Holt, Mrs. Albert Smith have returned from Kentucky. ta, David and Michel, Medina, 0 .; and Mrs. Charles· Stanley, whose where 1\'ir.. Gardner wJ\p Is the Mr. and Mrs. Eber Brewer, East ~lrthdaya are in August. Gamel · pistor of ' the Ml{ldli!Pc*i .l:hurch Liverpool, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Ross were played under the direction of', of Christ, attended Mlnlaters Week Grimes, East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. ~ten Shain with prizes award- at Milligan Collej(e. Mrs. Gardner Mts. Pete Pard~e and son, James ed to jlfra. Lorain Sterrett and Mrs. was the guest of her .On-in-law Ross, Youngstown, Ohio. and dau~hter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hplt. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer and Refreshments were served ily the Shoun and family af Johnson City:• Plana were made for Sgt. Knox sons, David and Kenneth, Port- of the Ground Observer Corps. t o hostesses to those ~tamed above Ky · ' ' land ; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Close and . hold a tralnin& class on Sept. 25 and Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. El· Mrs. Samuel Pickens, Logan St., children, Larry, Linda, Leland , Rita when the Ladies Auxiliary ul 1en Couch, Mrs. J . E. F!>ster, Mrs. entered Holzef Hospital Thursday ~nd Wayne, Wa~erford ,. Ohio; Mr. Drew Webster Post 39 American r. T. Shelton, Mrs. Winifred Stiles, for observatioo and treatment. · and Mra. Harold Brewer and Legion, met Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dale Wippel, ilfrs. Elmer. Mr. and lllrs. Paul Smart left daughter, Janie, Long Bottom: Mr . Wickham, Mrs. Ralph Zundel 4nd tpd~y for Findlay where they will 'Mrs. Frank Cheese brew, presl one guest; Ml's. George Sbiveler be the weekend .guests of Mr. and and Mrs. John Beall and children, ient, was In charge of the meet Sr. a former member of .the class. Mra. Geoue Hackett Jr., who are 1 Ronda and Mark, Columbus. ' living ~here temporarily while Mr. ing lnd it was voted to invite M~. and ilfrs. Ernest Brewer and Charles Hayes, post commander Hackett Is engaged in ·construction daughter, Sylvia, Racine; Mr. and '.o the september meeting . Th~ work. Mrs. John Gloeckner and ~hildren, [all conference to be held in r.:tss Edith Klein;,New YOI'IJ: City, David, Gregory and Rev,a; Mrs urlved Thursday for the weekend Lancaster on September 17 we1 Mildred Todd and dtildren, Nava with her sister, ;o~ls'a Hulda Klein. Jo, Jatpes and Vannessa; Mr. and Jnnounced and all members urgThey accompanied their brother~in­ 3d to attend. ~in. Rollin Lawrence and daught· law to Gallipolis Thursday where , 3r, Linda Lee; ~>lr . and Mrs. Rick Brief talks were ~iven bv Mrs ·hey visited their sister, Mra. Fr111k Harrop, all of Cc..lumbus. ·Homemade ice c;.ream, cake am' 1!\Jgate, who Is .a patient at HolW. R. Davis and Mrs. Cbeese· beverages were served to mem "r HosP.ital. She waa .talfeJI to Uni· on the veterans' blrthda) Jrew Mr. and Mn. Edgar Brewer and >rs Of the Fides LOdle • .No. 810. 'Mity hp1tal, catm,lb!D. tl!day. party which they attended at · daughter, Leanna, Portland; Mr Krughts or Pytbi~s; 'nlunday Chillicothe Hospital, Aug. 21 .Mr. end !'l;rs. Jam11s Hawley Jr,, and Mrt. John Dobbins and 1ons. md children of W11lbridge art Dennis and Kerry; Mr. and Mrs. They took three cakes donated oy •venins at the c11tle hell. Charles Slmeral of Columbus; Judy Vlrs. Davis, Mrs. Leonard Rousl A vote of thanks was glveo tc t uests of his pareots, Mr. , and md Mn. Paul easel, In the nam• Coaart, Portland . • ' ash Bahr and Homer Forrest . lin. James Hawley Sr. They wer. >f the Unit. 'or the ice cream; Mr. and Mrs ~ailed here by the death .of his CTbomae Brewer family) Mrs Janet Carpenter and Jerr ~ Carl owen, for the cake; wblcb uandfatber, W. F. Hawley. Laura VanMeter, R8cine; Mr. Hen · Mr. and Mr8. Wendell Bunce of ry Brewer and Mn. Stella Kenne· Welker were guests and MiS! lira. Owen balked and Carl Eben 'lew Matamoras, Ohio, Is "spendinlf 1ach and Horace McElhinny fo1 · dy, Springfield; Mr .. and Mrs. Dale : arpenter gave a colorful ac he weekend with relatives here. he coffee and soft drinks. VanMeter and daughter, Laura ~ount of her stay at Girls Stall Phey visited his father, Walter n~ Welker of his stay at Boy: Westboro, Mass. John W. Kincaid gave a resumr lunco, at the Hol~er Hoapl~a\, Gal· (The Daniel Brewer familr) Mrs State. •f the grand chan~ellor's meel .ipol11, who Ia a patient there. . Charles Brewer (Lulal •nd daush ,At the close or the meetinjj ng and he also reported on thr · Miss Diana Stumbo bas ~eturned ter, I:Ua Mae, Belpre; Mrs. Eloise neetin11 Tuesday night at ('faom ·rom Camp Oyo·, near Porbmouth ~unch and cookies were served. Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brew ·,odge, Gallipolia, that "vera· vbere abe spent the week. She re er and children, Barbara, Gary and Hostelllell for the September nembers attended[ urned with t)fe Pomeroy grou1 Judy, Marietta. neeting will be Mrs. Fran~. Kiocaid, cbaill:ellor comman md the Rev. and Mrs. Ralpli Zun ;lark, Mrs. Jessie Curtis, Mrs ier alio expressed ajlpreclatlor tel. Jllrs. Zundel was cb'unselor at ;lara Paui~~Cn, Mrs . Elba .Story ·o Knights Rupe, Clark and Hoov· :amp. \Ira. Homer Willard, Mrs. Lowel : 3rt fdr the fans provided for thr Mrs. Arthur Hesil has been re .::a~per, Miss Ada Ho~kins, Mrs ast meetina when Dale Stump r .urned to !ler b me on. Lelldinr Uchard Barton , Mrs. Glen Harl Jrand Chancellor of Columbu! · -:reek Road from the Hobiea' Hos ,)ita! wb~e lhe had been a pamd Mrs . Leo Story. 1isited the lodge. Brewer Families In First Reunion Mrs. Lloyd Wright and daughter , Rebecca Sue, were in Bellaire , the last weekend to attend the wed · ding of Miss Sue Whitney and Mr . Andrew Rope&, held &t the First Christian Church . Pomer.)y Bend '! • POMEROl' SOCIETY Rose Garden ·Club Is Host To Children ,.. .•-•.... llldcllepCNi _... , -f ., .,. ' ' ·• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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