https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2db7bd84fd4ef270dd3195c4ff7b28ba.pdf 61578e928426e9b11a8bd90b88fb920b PDF Text Text • 8-llally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 11. 1964 lifted for Inspection. officers and menf>ers on their "America, Land of the Free," work and Mrs. A:tkins, deputy was the theme of the program ju~enile matron, at.. spoke 1 presented by Mrs. Fred Goeg- ~ bnefly. At the close uf the tein, lecturer. .. . ~;ting, refreshments were serThe annual inspection was Rock Springs Gra nge m e t Group ~IDgtng of Amenca · Star Stitchers Meet Twice In One Week Sewing Baking Contest Winners Announced by Rock Springs Grange conducted by Vtrgi l Atktns. Thursday evening. the Beauti ul, " .opened the procounty deputy. an_d the state ~ Judges fo r the contests were .gram . Four articles were read, and national sewmg and bak· M H W II and M !Peace On Earth, by Mrs. Geog- The Five Points Star SUtch4-H elub and their advisors: ll:l1;vtghtRoy Holler and Mrs. VISIT PARENTS 1 ·11ein· Under the Camopy of Hea· rs. Buck enry Winners e 5 were rror Those spelldlng July Fourth tng contests were held, whenlr.ail ' . . 11 hfot t I M rven. Wl Jam Grueser : I Was weekend with their parents Mr ~~ _croc . cen e~ ece. r s. loot meant to be a slave, Mrs. and Mrs Dennie Karr of' Ra. F-====--==--=.'u' I :Wilh am ( , r :. ~ esf'r. first. and Mrs. Frank Grueser; and AgriculM,~Wtl Robert ! ~ouks, second , for _c ro- ture, a growth of industry, Mrs. .~ h t> ! ed gmgs. Mrs . Louks, first; w A. Morgan. TONIGHT smocked cushions, Mrs. Frank A " It W 't H ,., poem, . 00 . urt, " KIN KONG VS. 1' Grueser. rirst and Miss Betty by Mrs. Fra ncis Morris, a mu· GOOZILLA" Leo nar d, second ; cup k caes, . ti b H . jMiss Leonard . first . Mrs. Fred !sJca 1 se1ec on Y omer Rice ((n Color) Gueglei n, second and Mrs. A-.and .~m~ Leonard , .~nd a po. - andmo...:; Leonard , third lem, This and That.1 • by.. Mrs. ~" Goe I . th Louks, preceded a s:ot. Man" FI~ST SPACE SHIP F r.,. gem, wor y mas- d C t Th M' . t " b ON VENUS" ter presid fd at th.. rnf:'eting: Y ap ures e •rus er, Y : . . . . · I Mrs. Amos Leonard and Mrs. Yoke Tani Oldrich Lukes whtC'h opened m r~tua hs tJ c form . . . contest, e third degr pe was exe mp-- ..W1lh am Grueser t · ". A d :::::::;;iiiiiio;;;;;;o;;;;;;iiiiii-'iiiiiiiiiiiiii=,.... .. .;.-~ 1 apron ~ n ngs. was con ucted by Miss Leonard to conclude DRIVE·IN -- -1 ~ ~ Milhoan, met twice the 11 wl'ek. . · cme Road, were Mr. and Mrs. John Karr &nd Kathy , Mar ylou and John David of Erie P a . . • be M ' r. and Mrs. Ro rt Karr Darrell, Jf:'ff, Roberta and v1d and Mr. Dennie Karr all of Columbus, and Mr. 1 Twlla and Jane Ann Karr hostesses Tuesday evenwhen project books were for judging. It was I• that the club won place In the potato chip tsaU,., SHdes ol historical plaeln Washington, D. C. were l"!~:::.hy the Karr girls father, II Karr, after which Mrs. served refreshments. Thursday evening the girls at the home of Mr. and . RIWiell Bailey with Bar· bara and Patty Bailey as hostl""ses . Each girl answered roll by acting out a TV comlm••rci'.al . A report on quail was by Janice and Ann HoiMrs. Milhoan, a licensed cosmetologist, gave a demonsbcau,on on proper care of the and also bow to uae makeMrs. Bailey assisted by David Holt~r. served home ice cream, cup cakes and IPUDI!h. 1'::::'!:: '1 aod ' ! DaJ r., and Mrs. Harold Sellers and Jim ' Judy and Jenny of Portland . Darre11 Karr remam · ed 1or a visit with his grandparents. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. p a u 1 Ht! ndricks and Paula K :1 y, the pro~ram . Na ncy , Jan, Bobby Dale, Pol~- Atkms commended the ly Ann , and Lelah Denise of Columbus came for a visit with their parents . Paula Kay stayed for a visit with her grandparents. FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 ITh EASY ~lil~ l ANNOUNCE RECEPTION WY 2-2039 DA ~ or NIGHT The Long Bottom Churches will have a reception for Rev . Pomeroy Flower Shoo Mrs. Millard Van Meter and Mrs. Freeland Norris, who have ~n returned for their 12th year, at the Methodist WE GIVE TV STAMPS church, Tuesday, July 14th at """===================~',w_._M_aln_ _ _ _ _r_o_m_er_o_y Is p.m. Friend.:; ar FI w,.;r,I...-a--t Pomeroy Ceme1 I ~~~~~~ JULY U The Golden Rule ClaSI 01 the Mlddleport First Baptiol churcb will bold a picnic at Forked Run Lake Sunday, Jl> Jy 12. Each member 1s to brln& meat for her family, plus other dlah, drlnb, and table service. AJI members an to meet at the the church at 1.2 :30. NOW'YOUDOY WEA'I'HEB Plfr ......, ud I lltlle ..... I• Lo• !'-.. Tae,;daf fair lnd lllalt ...... en.tine e Deu••• I'• I'M ln•mrirr rll !'MIIel...,_ :h. - ,OL XVI NO. 75 POMERQY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JULY 13, 1964 -' -.' ....f./'. ..:::.. - .. 0 Tile I I I J' tf • 8taleo J « . .. . D111'11 ._ ... I ;' I I <": :;. ~- -- ;::-" ~:: -;; . . . -c PRICE Fl" ~ e-11TS-----.-.- - ' JULY 11 The W.S.C.S. of Heat'! Meth- odlst Church will meet Monday evening, July 13 at the church, Mrs. Heroru.n Haddox will be devotional leader with 1h e program to · be given by t h e two girls who attended the ret-ent School of Mi, olons In Dei. • ware, Kathy Broii(Jn and Dee Slavin. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrl. t:. E. Young, and Mrs. Joha Zerkle. The Disabled A.nerican Veierans and their Au•lllary will meet In regular s~on MoDday evening. There lrll1 be t. stallation of officers ' and a II members ore urgec:: to attencl. JULY It ' The Daughters of R.\lh class ot the Unit.P.d. Yn•h d' + h DlliNEY 5t.110LARSIIIP HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The .. Disney Foundation has establlsbed a college scho1arship program lor Disney Studio employes' sons and daugh~rs. Saturday WSAZ- TV Channel 3 FIRST LOOK HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Amer· ican moviegoers wiU get their fir st look at English acwr Peter McEnry in ' 'The Moon..Spi.Jl.. ners."' 8 :00 Down on the f ·a rm 8oJO Popey< & Pats 9 o Ruft all<' Reddy Show IO oOO Hector Heathrote Show 10 o30 Fireba. n 5 :t 1:00 Dennis the Menace l! o30 Fury 12 o00 Bullwinkle IUO Mr. Wizard 1:00 Movie 2 25 J.eds Vs Phillies 4 00 Pet< Smith Special 4.30 ... I DELAY ENDED HOW.YWOOD (UPI)-{:arlo PonU aad MGM bave finally begun filming the long-delayed "Lady L" with Sophia Loren replacing Gina Lollobrigida. Your lnformatiorl s·oo 2aprjv.~ , oo South of Germany 5o30 NBC Sports 6:00 Smgmg Caravan 7o00 Porter Wagner Show FEA11JRED ROLE HOW. YWOOD (UPI) - 1 v1 Ml- chael Dante h"'! beelt cast Ill a Jeatured role ln Audie Mul': phy's movie " Apache Upriaing."' DINA SET HOW.YWOOD (UPI) - Dina Merrill bas been set for a part in "The Pleasure Seekers' mo-... ie being filmed In Spain. EXPERT HOU.YWOOD (UPI) - Lo"' don cab driver Harold Richardson was imported to Universal Studios to instruct British Cl)o medians Arthur Hayne!! and David King In the art of B• .tish hacking .. for "Strange B<lf!ellowa" which co • slm1l Rock Hudson and Gino Lollobrigida. Hunt for Shotgun Killers Of Negro Colonel Pressed Suits Ask $85,000in Authorities Examining Half of Body 7:30 The LieutenaDt l o30 Joey Bisllop 9o00 Saturday Night Movleo ILOO Late News Picture 1UO D. : . and Weatller Take .c up me needs' • II : 15 Sports 11 :20 Fi11111 of the iiO'L for the WCHS- TV SAVE! ', Channel 8 , ·r "o r;-Y,: AVE! .----..·---... u ' ·~' pLYWOOD DIMENSION L MB ER INTERIOR- EITIRIOR Standard dimensions and species. 2"x4''s as low as , , , Standard 4'x8' panels as low as .... • CJt ft. $3.68 7:00 TV .:.'lal'sroom I :00 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 'UviD Show 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Miih!J t.louae 11 :Of) Rm l'lo TlD 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Sky Kin' 12:3r CBS News L 00 Doctors at Work lol~ Diu.y Dean I :25 Ba•eball So341 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:341 Locy-Dezi Comedy Hour I ::JU '! Detendecs f 8:30 Phil Silvera s,' 10 :00 Gunsmoke s; 11 :00 NeWll 11 .15 Late Movie 9' WHTN- TV Channel 13 LOOK AT Til Window Wells •• low as . . . . . . . $3.20 Pegboard 4' x 6' 01 low •• . . .. . , ... $2.76 Screen Wire as low •• . .. . 12c lin. ft. Cement Mix as low •• . . ... . 75c bag WHEN IN LEBANON, DO AS. , .-519 Aberg, thiJ yet :t.IIBJ Sweden wears an Arab headdres& and trlN a pull a hookah piP.,. Mlos Aberg was In Beirut, Leba:;,on,Jdj paling In the Miss Europe 1965 beauty contest. " J>laeed fourth. ~ Floor Tile ; as low •• Ventilators as low •• Basement J •• low •• Louver Shu. n low •• 1:341 Pat & Mike 1:00 Cburcl; ol Christ l o30 Cbanlle1 13 Presenll 10:00 NeighborS 10: 15 Social Security 10:341 Jetsooa 11 :00 Casper Cartoon 11:30 BeaDy & Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Attaka20m 1:00 Flick. 1:30 AmerJ~an Bandstand 2:30 Movie 3:00 Bowling 4,00 Three Stoogeo 4:30 1\'Fl Pro-Bowl 6:00 World ol Sporll CliHOsmondNew Loughton? (C.ntlnced lrom front page) dramallcs In coJle&e. •'fti• bothered me," be eays. "Su I q•ll college montho 18 go. I wenl iDle die irullll'IIDCe bUsinen. For a oolld yeM, I dicbl'l lbiJok aboul ..~ lag. "I wanted to give mysell a clear-cut decision, to see if I could get acting out of my ay· stem. But I couldn't do II, so I went back to Dartmouth, got my degree and then stai'WI to act." He went to Tex88 - "I knew someone there and llnew I 4:0Uld get a free mealn - and worked toingela experience, theater I on aI· enough wife and the price ol a ttcltel to California. To support biJD. oelf here, be worked in the iDwrance business again. Hls ftrst television ~ was playIng a blind vagabond on "'i1lo Rifleman." Now be sees a bright future. And he thinks he's ready for II. "I wul .. do everJIIUal I td dfll," be IByl, ~~~]~~~t~r.;~;~~~~ i, - I i JALOUS IE WINDOWS Sizes l.o fil all standard openlngs . As low as $14.95 STEP LADDERS Wood or alum- low 01 Bea utiful , pr actJ , cal . As lo\1 as 24cft. n um. All sizes. As low as $2.95 FLOORING All lypeo. Ao FENCING J3C FC ' i. .• •· ' t Ideal 1 wherf floor! ed. Aa $• "'o II, 11 ,00 Chiller Theatre 'PLACE' STAR HOW. YWOOD (UP!) - li!la Farrow, daughter ol MaureeD O'Sullivan, hao a regular starring role in the new "Peyton Place" video series. "MDslcler1ni CONTRACI'ED STAR GAZES t· "; ( I '1: ~ my siJA' and obape. And lllal meaDI, I peg, everything o:eept a romutie lead." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Judy Meredith bas signed a contract with producer WOllam Castle to appe&l' in bis movie "T be Night Walker" co-starring Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan'fll/Ck, . • 't 1:311 WresUins 7:30 Hootenanny 1:30 Lawrence We!) 1 :30 Saturday Nlghl at MoVIe Palace 10:30 The Detectives ~ 'I . Data ·t homas & Son 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 aod 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT ' Charges Melon Taken in Theft �\ • ' \ • ' ' ' / • ' • COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY 2·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July A View From the Bri 1!, liM Lowly New York Mets Humiliate Reds Twice, 1-0, S- ' Helen Help Us! I MAN\' times we have stressed the wa<te 1easoned leadership, \ oice of Broadwa" . • • reoortmg New Yorker! on the night club shift Wf:'re understandal.Hy Sl<u , t'CI uy the bul - lelln that !"tank Sinatra had collapsed from "overstraon," in Stockholm and had heen una hie to make it to thr Floyd Pal· terson-Eddie Machen fight f'rank had been positively coltish d ur ing hos stay m Manhattan, makong the rounds of his favorite late spot• from Jilly's to the Copacabana. On the nighl before he left for Sweden, he acted as master of ceremonies for Mor~ana King at Mister J's, greeted pa· Irons at the door, showed them to tahles •• if he were host ot the pla<e. and eVPn ohli l!Prl one rouple h:v mnvini: them to a ~·qre nt"arer the hanrt1;tanrt . !Of C'OursE'. •here's always the pos•ihilitv that. he was knnrkeli for a loop hv .luliet Prow••'• intPrview in whi('h sht" satrl · 111 stilJ love Frank Sinatra But I love him as a wid· ow lovts: her hu"hanrt Sinatr8 '~ rleari . a rlo.ed chapter In mv life" That's ennnvh to d,:~opress even a less spnsitive soul lhPn F'rankie l The Sardi Set hear< the District Atlorn•y's next move In the th ..tre tick•t probe will IIIJolve house seat< at the hit show,~ - . who l{ets 'em and what happPn!ll Joe Levine'!!: flirk ..The whPn thPy do rorn•toa~Rers" Is ama~lng the movie world . It racked up a gross of a million and a half dollars all over the onuntrv lhis w••k-a fiflnrP hlth•rto unh~•rd of for a film At the Paramount . it. did hh!ger business in the one week than that theatre's last six attrartions comhined, and it nnw appears that .roe's oriR;n•l prerlirtion of a $40 000.000 gro"" was too conservative. The picture cost less than $4,000,000 to moke . • • Tesl of Time? and none of them are '~led.' Dear Helen : and !bey eauoo no end of trGu Over two years ago I ~ In ble wltb lltelr fiehtlnl and ruln love with a follow named Joe. lng our flower l&rdoDB and ocl we saw each other COIII1aDtly or, ete. until he got In a situation whore I tblnk there should be a 1.. be had to get married, When making It lll"¥•1 to have call I heard the new• I was very runnlq loooe, or at lout bavt hurt and J ~''"'' he wao too. them llcenoecl 10 there can be As time went on, we con!ID- oome eontrol of them. And aD ued •eolns each other. when- tom call out of ""1101 should ever we could. I tried dadq be altered. You can't make a others, but I couldn't aet over cat mind, and you can't teach btm, them not to be ~ ea'Wlth Joe's posltlOD, It would llkt, So bow about IOIDt laws? be bard to leave his wife u It MRS X would hurt hll professloa, HI , has money snd everythlfll he willits except hi& happiness, and Dear Mrs. X: I feel the same, Our love has stood the test I never saw a taw yet thai of time. What'a oestT _ P.A. would keep a eat from climbDear P: lng a fence, And really, I don1 More time _ and more and think cats are that much of 1 more end more, unleu 'Y o u problem, but then I may be lreak It of{, aybe YOITR love prejudiced. Our 11011-Tom, Mr has stood the test of time but Lucky, neither yowls, brawls 01 his Is all two-time, It's 'time travell - he'o so ~eolal 1M you woke up. _ H. even Lets our white nuce sleep Dear Helen: In bts bo&, drlnU out of I b 1 little invPst;fl:lfine of the talPnt~ geoer· I have been married seven goldfish bowl without sulplng, ally of those who live around you. monlhl, and my husband just and fetcbel In live baby blrdJ Isn't adequate, Everybody for our cirls to put back In knows that 801 11 more thaD their nesll, Honest, I kid you 50 per cent of marriage, It wU. not - H. n'l tbls way before we were Your Helplq Hand DeparlmoDI married, but he Is getting 1... Dear Helen: By HARRY FERGUSON Platforms are built out of "forward looking · program" has Interested all the lime. He won't I am writing on behalf of my lly DOROTHY KILGALLIN llolled Prot laternaUooal words and phrases and, thanks some strength. The years have aee a doctor, though I've urg- father who II In bts 70's, hu SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ to the miracles of scientific taken their toll of the old timer ed him to, been widowed B1nce 19111, and Just 1 , It Is now possible to sampling, your correspondent "brotherhood or man," and It I Willi! to get out of_ this mm': hao progrt,Jslve heart allure. n•me the winner of an election can tell you all about it. The no longer is in con!elltion, al- rlage, but when I think of aD He Uvea alone, far ~rom his forbefore tho polls close, 90 is It phrase that will appear most nations," has a fighting chance, the Investment I have In I~ 1111 mer business ao!SOCI8tea and hll possible to describe a political often In the plaliorm Is "will>- though its grandson, "family of n~lnd tells noe ~· sta~. Do you family, In a IVtllterized cottage, p.atrorm before It is buill y out fear or favor," It got off to So far as peo~le are coo- think I should take my '-'!ill'~ Wo five ~n are scattered she's been overdoing the, gay life; he'd ran simply take a sampling 00 of a flying start early Wedneaday cemed, Abraham Lincoln ill 1 and 8° back home? My feelinp around and can t see him often, Like h~r to return to swit:t.erl~tnd and re- key cliches from the Goldwater Gov, George Ron.ney of sure winner although be is like- for him are completely cone, and he II lonely. Carda and letgain her health , and Scranton orators, allow an Michigan used II twice in a ly to be included in the plat-- NERVOUS WRECK ters would help: Wllllam C. A British actor who might reasonably adjustment for Henry Cabot speech to the plaliorm romrnit- form as "the Grand Old PartY Dear Wreck: Broenen, Rl I Richmond, MIM. be assumed to be quite wealthy just took Lodge's views on Viet Nam tee. Other speakers picked it up of Abraham Lincoln," Dwilbl A gal who thinks sex Is "more Thank you, - DAUGHTI!:R oft from an exotic island and headed for put Richard Nb:on In the U..: and by sundown it was a clear D. Eisenhower can't miss, but ~n 110 per cent" of marriage Dear Helen: another paradise, leaving a batch of ve· decided column, and push a winner, two other Republican presidents os liable to frighteD the urge ry unromantic debts behind him Ava button. There was a fairly tight race definitely are out _ Ulysses g, rilbt out of a man who bD't 1 ::.~•t!rl~:"ndcomGardner is off for two weeks at Elizabeth for second place, but "free en· Grant and Warren G, Harding. that active. p olio Arden 's Arizona spa, to recuperate from The big question before the terprise" won by a nose over Theodore Roosevelt Was men- Why don1 you try love for only peanut butter lllldWiches the rigors of the "Night of the Iguana" Republican National convenllon "balanced budiet.': Wbat made tioned twice In speeches Wecl- a change? There•s a difference, f..- breakfast I should be ., premiere, trut she'll be back at the Reg- Is what kind of plaliorm will 11 so close was that the Nation- nesday but WilHam Howard you !mow And consult your lucky! ency by July 19. Her neighbors in the emef8e from the current tesU- al Association of Mllllufacturers Taft, William McKinley and doc~, even If your husband My Z4& • pound d~rUng lell posh hotel report that Ava was on very mony and speeches at meetings was backing botb borsea, and Colvin Coolidge as of now are won t. He might slve YOU u~ It $ a.m. and damando a good behavior this time around: during of the reaolutln111 committee, George Romey president of gone with the wlhd · 11Une pretty good advlct, - H, llX<GUrll breakfas~ frllm ~ her last stay. her late late musicales be- After the clvU rlghll plank Is the AFL-CIO ;ho wu one ol, Almost everybody. exc~t pro- Dear H~leo: to colfee, with uu111e, ogp, came very noisy and there were quite. a uw~- !I'd re-sawed, will Gold- the principal speaken ol the fesslo~l polltlcillna are There 1 always such a to • do toast, 11181'111alade, fried potllo few complaints, ... , , ~ .. ,., . .... " , water be so cboked by llwdust day, dlde't seem to care for about latforrns but there w about clop runnJna loose and oes and a few other &oodles be: • !bat he will remain silent on either eo try and devoted bts a Weiiio · , -- the-damage they do. How about tween. I wonder about ,tb6 n· Caveat Emptor Department: Many the subject? Does Scranton time to plugging "minimum George Romney ope:!"! state- cats? ploslon If I served a peanut butcoffee shops in the Broadway theatre really tblnk they are building wage," . ment by saying "In recent All our nel8hbora have cats, : 10ndwoch and returned to 1 district now use special menus with high· er prices on matinee days , , . Any re- piatiorm or just hammering One that Is running rather years· "(iarty platforms have nails Into h I I coffin? Will far back but is bound to get fallen ' IDto diSrepute " Talk! beween West Berlin and This c:ollunn II dedleated to cent word from Barry Goldwater on the Dwight D. Eisenhower continue Into the plaliorm Is "jl>st and George, Conder vilil get you Eut German officials have family llvinl, so If you're ha•best-seller "The Green Felt Jungle?" to let the cbtpo fall where they enduring peace," "Communist Better watch your llep been utended beyond the u1111 kid trouble or Just plaltl When the expose hit the stands, there 101110 of trouble let Helen belp YOU may? conspiracy" can't miss and nowhere ' pecth ted llrtlget date and was considerable betting that the Sena· e meo ngs have luttJ oeY• ' · tor would sue because of unflattering era! boura. 'nola has led to ru· She will also welcmno y""" moro that the negotiators own amuslni experlencoa. Adway he is linked with Las Vegas types In tually are down to working dress Helen Bottel ill cara <l the book. but if he did the !lory didn't get murh of a play In the local gazettet, detail of an agreement which tbls newspaper. There's lots of happy talk about the l.ould give West B.rlloers bright cinema future of Chris Geor2e, By Wayoe G. Bnndotadl, M.D. Thus it became evident that lotion of fluid in the scrotal c:ompasslonate passes to -rlsll who has just returned from South Am· "To say 'Coodby' II to die • it was nol the moves but the sac, This Is rather common tn Berlin relatives on urgent fam- DIVOTID TD INTIItll1 DP erica after completing his first starring 1 poet once •ala. Now, preconceived fear of tho effeet Infancy and, since It causes no ily matters such 81 lllneu, little," MIIOI MASON ARIA One of the role in "The Gentle Rain" Dr, F. A, Pedersen of the No· or the moves oo their childr.n harm nothlne need be done at No peaee 11 Cypru: nation's more ebullient politician! tiona! Institute of Mental that was the <aWl eo1 the dUfi- ..~seo' t· In --t ...,~ ~Diplomals In L o n d o n are •-.. •· ...,_ ••~ wh ~... IUV<> wac . c......, T......,...~, ltll"r doesn'l know it. but several of the ladies Health hu In vesuB•mo 1 at culty, This bears a close swelling disappears ~ta!leoul wr ling off chancel of a Cyprus ••.,,_ ._., ..,.._ · - '""' who've jumped on his bandwaROn have emotlooal damage may b dono p 11 1 t the dl es ll'at ly, U the hydracelo •..-· .-.. ,... ••r "' nt 811.. \fiNlY ...,......... · Pra e o stu 11 still proo-· ..ttlement In' lite -·· •~•gn ""' g:-.._,.••· lit _ , It .. _ , shady records. They're getting into photo chlldr111 , by frquen family showed !!oat 1 pareut's fear that ent when he reachea &doles· neva medlaUon effort. Attempll ""· :,~ '1: 1': tographs with him, and if their identity mov•. his normal child wu beelnnlq cence you should consult your at formal negottaUcm so far .. · ••• • 111 ., becomes public knowledge, he could be , Althoug~ moving Is a part of to stuttor is actually the under- doctor nad you lbould coo- have been fruotrated by Greek · - •• ,., - ...,,. ot - , gravely embarra,lsed. Do you feel the life for man yperaona lhese lyinll cau.. of otutterlne. suit him aooner If the swen•~ refusal to partl<ipate In a ""'"'-·• •.,. - - · earth 'haking? One of the lleatles Ill not days, Dr, Pedersen limited "'" roundtabl nt •-~ --·· • co erence ~ucor ...,,..,• .,.,..,. 10._ ..,---··'"'"" getting along too well with the other bts study to boy !rom military Q-Oar '-moalboold 1011 has Is large enough to co1110 dill· families. Emolilllllll disturbanchad a hydrocele ~· blroh, culty who!ll he starts llalklng, can pressure apparently hu ,.. AV&. .... ""'· •three. es showed up in dlfflculti'es wo'th What do you advtse' Severa! different surgical pro made no lmpreuluD 1111 the · Ooo., • • lludiel and school authorities. A-A byclroee!e 11 an accumucedures may be used, Greeks, At the same lime, the "Dear Miss Kilgallen: I was pleased ---'-~~:=.=::::::..:.;:.=::.==:::..-=--==---1 reported Greet mtlltary build- ..... -"" ....... ....... ... to read your piect referring to Peter Sel· truancy,. van~alism and various up In Cyprus II seen aa an 1'- .,..., ,.,.. lers' complaints about his hospital bill. neuroses, ktr.pl to force a political lOW• •• · "We, •t Blue Cross are constantly . Tbe doctor studied 27 dl•· tlon rather tiWt ....... tt allout 011 • ' " - ,.... . , eel&.~u.. Mllll .,.. ,...,. 11.... til ....... concerned about the lack of understand- l:l.rbed bo and ys compar ...,m By P1UL NEWSOM 'ftoe Sopreme Sovi.A of the by peaceful noaolatlooa ,..,., .,... . ing of the tremendous contributions which doctors and hospitals make toward with 10 normal boys also lrom VPt Fcrelp Newa Allalysl t .S.S.R. Is meeting In what saving lives these days, It also mrprises military families. 1The aver••• ..otot mm tile forelp aowt amounll to a special oessloD of 13. cablea: the Soviet Parliament Ordlftar. us how little differentiation there II be· age In bolh IJI'OUP Wll They had moved an loy the body meota .t tho ond average >I • tim Ia their to Viet Nano of the year to ad.opt the -ual lives, One of the '" boya Ill tho tdltnt If not whol• budget and economic plan, No had moved 17 limes I rted approval of the Untied qendt for tho special meelllll there bad to be some factor Sta!ill, Nationallat Cblna Is In-- has boeD annooncod but rella· other thao movtq to account CNiaia( Ill involvement In ble sources say II will ,pasa wei· for the abnormal behavoor of South Viet Nam. The National- fare lqlalaUon to carry out ·the emotiooally dosturbed fJI'OIIP· boll announced lal!l week they Premier Khi'WibcheV' determl7 . For one reuon or - . . . tile were tripling the olzo of their nation to boost Individual 111mothen of tbeu boJ1 dlsilked tlrlcultural advisory team In centiv.., to raise productivity, moving and dllllltecl their IMI• VIet Nam. Now there are per· Legislation will provide highbanda 'occupation. Moot olpifl· lioolenl roporll In Tllpel that er sllrarte• for teachers. physlcant of etl, tl>ey blamed the the Nationall!ls will help the CBJI!, eJII(JMI'I and Mpand tho faulty behavtor ol their 10111 on South Voetnamese Army set up pension syotem to pea10nll who the foci tloat they had to cboma• a political department alq tho are not now tovered lntroduoocbools so often. The porenfl line of their own highly effec. UOil of o universal .O:bour week oJ the normal bot• on the other Uve system, Privately, U. S. •iso ;, d)lected. bond lovl!d to - new placeo aovemment and mllltary men Breu Ia the u• and beliov.d lllat each move have expre~oed C1!I!Ceft, that wa · wu both an opportuolly IIIII a the NJtionaliJt help coruld p- West Jlorhllers' hopes for an NOW l'U chaUengo wh•ch In the fnnl I'Wl vida Peilinl with anatlter •• hat-West agreement to permit TEU..'fOU would broooden the mtndl o1 cu.. for provocaiiOD. .. rillfl to CommuDIII lllll aez.. HOW1'0 their 10111. Speeill - • • lill. are btiDg rllaed ap1D. • 7 • If you're not ronvlnced that It's a looney world we live ln. dig the pockets who saunter by the Women's House of Detention these Summer days. They carry signs reading: "Make ProstJtution Le~al!" and "Why Not On Sunday?" and draw cheers from the inmat~s whenever I hey pass by Geraldine Chaplin. rehearsing for a ballet adaptation of "Pygmalion" in Paris, passed out cold dur· lng a run-through the other afternoon and was ordered to bed for three davs of rest Her swoon caused papa Chariie ChapUn to reiterate his contention that 1 1 > .. ... . \ Reports From The Capitol ·mu/-siiock' ter. He fanned 11, walked one. Smith's Upholstery Company of house of Huntington vs. Smith's Top 1ltter for the winners Parkersburg, will also be en- Upholstering of Parkersburg. 'th trl tered Frida11 July l7 was Marse II See WI a p1e . n and si le Tom ~ was the Also playing is MUier's Super Game 3 - 8:00 - Mason vs . I ,. . ln lk!n Merket of New Haven manag~ 1 & T Market of Point PI asoser, llanrungl n e:__~a g by former maJ·o~ leaguer ant e · . l wo, a owm(, wo eanft:\.1 runs. Top hitters were Mike Warren Mel Clark Red Tucker's Mas~ Game 4- 9:00- Park Pont~ with two singles, and Prose on team h. once again entered, iac of Charleston vs. Dick's MIDDLEPORT WINS The lalf e v•me tpresented a 1 o 1 ~oupep ·~ •::, ~>ne ~~~le~e· Moddle~ :on~~ Pomeroy's Mike Roush work- ed one and two thUd innings, and getting two out in the !Mond innig, but he had walk· elo the bases full Steve Haggy came on, gave up a two-run single to Joe lfin· dy, who had solo homered in the first inning, the:n getting 01U¥;IO ::= = .. =;.-_-.:,,.':,.:,"': :; • Notes From Foreign News Cables BERRY'S WORLD .............. _ f· PITCH TO '!HIS fW'(! I "A.uoclated Hospital Sentee tween expenditures for luxuries and the of New York!' cost of savin& Uves. You're wek:ome, sir. In our bumble "Comments such as yours, 1 bel,lev~, help a great deal in puttlDJI' the cOlt' .of opbilbn, tile public sbquld not underestl· health into the proper perspective In,our mate the work of doctors, nursea and holplt~I' ~hnlclans any more than they 1oclety today, sbOllld underestllllate the . nlue aad va· ''Best retards, lor of our poU~emen and firemen. "Doualas A, Larsen "VIce Pretldent Mickey Childs on a popup. The Middleport Redlegs, behind the 16 stroke--out pitching ot John Tanneb"ill, shut their brethren out aft~r the first inn· tDg ky Bass 011 the mound · MpH' on, I, I •·, ' Weekend guests m· 52 30 .634: 46 31 ,608 211 48 3'• .000 3 New . York l:h.ocago Mmnesota Detroit Los Angeles boston Cleveland Washington Kansas City 46 39 Ml 711 42 41 .506 IO% 41 46 476 1311 40 45 ,471 1311 :J6 45 ,438 16 33 55 .375 22 31 52 ,373 2111 Junction Clty, Eileen Brannon :Jaturday'• Results and Bill Kirkbride of Rio Grimde, Jani Covert, Nelsonville, Jimmy Bramoon .00 Paul Deon, loclll were calling on Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brannoo over the weekend. A record book was presented to the Joppa Methodist Church SUnday morolng by the Joppa Hour. Ro•. Free'-~ Feuo,_..._ .~... ,..., Nortis accepted the book, · Leonard Paugh of Pittsburgh bas been speodJng a few dsys at hi.! ;arm and visiting friendo, Recent visitors oi Mr, ond Mrs, George Heed were Mr, & Mrs. ll'<>bart Smalley ol Chea· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Marvln Bambart omd Pearl Tantborey, Mr, and Mrs Vern Green have returned home after attending the funeral of bts un-cle In Michigan, Enrnute borne they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vernoa Hied and fanrily at Waldo. Mr, and Mr•. Wlnoie l!alLly •!'!zed Toelday Viltb Uoe !alters soster, Mra. ~ Lee of Coolvl!¥, . P\!MI Tanthorey llpel!ll lite weektnd In Columbus Visiting ber slsler. Baltimore 7 Cleveland 4 New York 3 Washington 2 Detroit 8 Boston I Los Angeles t Chicago 0 MiMesota 5 Kansas City 4 ,Sunday's 1\t!talt Bo"ton 5 Wasbtngtoo 3. 1:11 Washington 10 Boston 3, 2nd Baltimore 4 Detroit 2, 1st Chicago It Kanaas •'tty 4, 2nd ~ Detroit 4 Baltimore 3, 2nd, 10 innings Chicago 3 Kansas City I, 1st Chicago II Kansas City 4, 2nd Lo Angeles 2 Minnesota I, lot Los Angeles 3 Minneota 2, 2nd 10 Innings New York 2 Cleveland ~' lsi, de called after Cl1 mrungs New Yort at Cleveland, 2nd, postponed, rain Moo-day's Probable Pltcloen Cbl""'!o at Kansas City (2)Peters (II-C) and Baumann (0-2) vs. Bowsfield (I~) and Sanllago (G-1). Baltlmore at Detroit-Bunker (t-2) vs. WICkersham U2-5) New York at Cleveland (twllight) - Sheldon (1·1) YS. Donovan (H), Boston at washington (night) -Wilson (9-3) vs. Osteen (11-6), (Only games scheduled) UNI8 'lillllll TITJJI: Toeday'• Gamet CINCINNATI (;UI'I) -- Carl Detroit at Los Angeles; night Unis, 24 • ~ .Clevelander Uevoland at Kansas City, ni4bt took a 4 811!1 ~ IU!d the Washington at Minnesota, night Ohio : : : ·· . (;olf ¢hampioo- Baltimore ot New York, night ship . from ' Jlldge WlJ. Clticago at BostOn, night llam Anderson, ; :Chichlnatl. . Nallollal LeafiiO Anderson, 30;., btl Into I b e W. L PeL GB 1reot on tho llaek Dine 111'1 nev-. ~ Franclaco 51 33 .fiiYI , . er recoyerec~; $ut bad he slay· Pbl1tt'delpbla 48 112 .tiOO 1 od iD lite. clear be would have Pilllblqh 42 37 ,612 Ill faced a formidable tuk as Clnemn.t 44 38 ao· Ill Unts bad bu11l up a atrq !old -aoitee 42 41 .t1t11 &'ilo ID, lbe 111111'111111 lltutld. ,, ~ ~lea 1 41 .lOti' 8 * '• regular Frank Ryan, I Pitching Natlona · 1 Le ague : K o u fax John Anaho, Norb l __ _______ _ . • man J'tm N'mowski , and • viously was miffed, Bob Brodhead, Anabo, and former Fresno State 'ro BE HONORED 1 In the nightcap, F'rank Lacy and a member of the BALTIMORE (UPII - Tommy won his first game in the Na~ Browns' taxi ad last ar is Thomas, who managed the last '' we were certain this would he one of tbe greatest golf tourna· ments ever held.'t Cantrell heaped more praise upon the efforts put forth by the local committees under the direction of Frederick Leveque. • ' CASING DRILLING '' ~NST ALLATION . ' :, l.---------' 1 Modzelewski, FOREMAN & ABBOTT acquired 41 41 ~00 9 31! 43 .469 It I> day to get it in shall", I Mrs, Robert Knlghtstep of aro Paul Warfield. 39 q5 .461 12!~ By !he end of 36 boles the Columbus was a holiday visitback from Ohio New York 26 60 .302 26 origmal field wtll have ~wm~ · or of her mother, Mrs. Lavin-line for an offensive post died from 170 to 90 and woll bel is Sim AI' , h Stale's Billy Saturday'• Resolla red ed t0 60 f lh fi a! pson. ICJa, w o uo or e n spent 1 k , h he will be either a lineback:erj sever wee s wit r round Sunda . Milwaukee 9 Pittsburgh 3 Y grandmother, returned defensive end, and Dick San francisco 7 Chicago Rated ,38 bepreh·lournament fa- with her mother, Ohio State plaooe-1 Los Angeles II Houst~n 9 vonte wli1 orne-town prodspecialist & heir-apparSt Louis It New York 4 uct Jack Nicklaus, fresh from Mr. and Mrs, Harry to Lou (The Toe) Groza . Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia t a victory in the Whitemarsh Mrs, Laura Bell an<l Mrs, Warfield and Trua1 were the Sunday's Results Open at Philadelphia and a rec- George Krider spent July 4th two draft choices of the New York 1 Cincinnati o. lsi ord-tying 66 roond ;n >he Brit- with Mr. and Mrs, John Slo- 1 B~OWI11!, New York 5 Cincinnati 1. 2nd ish Open. bart, Sr., ~f Apple Grove. Among the familiar Milwaukee 4 Pblla 3, lst Although N;ckl•us mu;t he Loe Tisdale and Bill Diehl will be offensive Milwaukee 6 Phila 3, 2nd rated a slight favonle, Arnold of Buckeye Lake spent Montraded dulrilll:l Chicago 6 Los Angelo• B, lst Palmer, ~Wining for his first day July 6 with Mr. and Mrs. oil-season, and flanker Los Angeles 6 Chicago 2, 2nd PGA champiomhi~ ever, and Eher Carnahan, Renfro, who reured. Houston 5 San Fraa 4, night Tony Lema must be reckoned Mrs. Maud Young spent a day St Louis at Pittsburgh (2), wolh. with Mr. and Mrs, S, G, Marrs postponed, rain at Vmlon, Monday's Pro'llabte Pll<ben ,....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Cincinnati at New York _ Ma· d Mrs, William Hysell of Floria1isu· spendifll vacaUon with IoneY' (7-9) vs, Jackson (1;-10), d f a, nd Milwaukee at Philadelphia "' a ves an ne 1 here, , Mrs, Abramson and three (ong1ot) - Spahn (~) ... Culp children of Tampa, Fla,, ..... (H). visiting Mr. and Mrs, Albert !ON REQUEST! St, LouiS at Pittsburgh (2-twi-, Hill. night) - Craig (1;-4) 81ld Cue!- Mrs, Grace Holter of Porn- Mr. and Mrs, Wald Foster of lar (0-2) vs. Blass (J.S) and eroy spent the holiday week COiumb111 spent two days Law (7-7) , end with her daughter, Mn her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Los Aflleles at Chicago- Dave Huddleston and children, b•rt Hill, Their ehlldren, Drysdole (11-7) vs. Jackson Mr. and Mn, Charles DeJo- ryl and John who haol spent a (11-6) , seph and thre childre~ of Clear- week here ~ccompanied San Francisco at Houston water, Fla., spent several days home. ' (night) - Hendi.ey (8-5) vs with her parents, Mr. and ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:!~~!!~~~~~~~ Brown (1-8). Mrs, Jerry Graham, 1 Toesday'o Gamet Mr. and Mrs, Starling Orr Nnw York at Chicago and children of Columb"" were Houston at Cincinnati (2), tw1- July 4th gotests of Mr. and MEN-WOMEN night Mrs, Chrisie Powell, San Fran at Milwaukee, night Miss Ruth Ellis of COlumbw Pblla at Pittsburgh, nl8ht and Miss Jane Ellis or ArlingLos Anllelea at St. Louis night ton Va, were ~'Uests July 4th By United Tress fnter;.•tlonal SL Louis American League Chicago W, L, PeL GB Hou.<ton Mr. and Baltimore •, then walked pinch-hitter , ny Ed wards 1n1enttonally . Then stars will be 18 former PGA of Homer and Edith Hayman. the New York Giants durchampions dating es far back Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson the winter . as 1936-37 champion Denny and Linda of Chillicothe Familiar Faces Gone Shute of Akron. the holiday weekend with Cl)8ch Blanton Collier plannM · The pros will warm up today, mother, Mrs. Sybil Miles . to use ttris week'.1 sessioo Tuesday and Wednesday before Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wlson and over three outstanding .<~t.arting stroke play Thursday. children of Jackson spent July who will leave HiThe course itself. howe¥er, was 14th with her mother, Mrs. to join the Col· closed from last week to SUn-· Harry Hayman, All-Stars at Evanston, Ill . NGS Mrs, Winnie Baik,y were Mr. and Mn, Bill Hick• of Wooster, Alice Bamhoose ood son, Mr and Mrs, Hobart Day and fam~ ly of Shade and Sharon, Janice aod Jean Boker. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Hili and Linda of Mansfield, Mr. & Mrs.' Bob Sanders and Debbi< of PUMP field of 170 of golf's greate.: Joppa Society Notes ( 1 Nothing Down tiona} League as he scattered 1 "tb s~ t ,YP · Baltimore Orioles' pennant win- . 3 Years To Pay 1 8 six. hits, while Bob Purkey was . : e earn pass- I ner in the Interna tional League I tapped for five runs on eight mg attac · !in L944 . and the late Max Bishhits in his five Innings. Rascher and Brodhead were ·op, an Oriole star between 1919 Maloney Slated Tonight signed as free agents. Brad- and 1923. will be honored Jul y · Ron Hunt hit a solo homer head former Duke standout was 21 during the fifth annual ' the first inning and the with the defunct Cleveland Bull- " Shrine of Immortals" night ! COuntry Club lhos week, "When the PGA awarded Its i general cha;rman, picked up two runs in the dogs of the United by the Oriol•s and ' With over $l70,000 in advance 46th annual championship to '·No~ere have J seen such ond and a pair in the fourth, the past couple of Maryland Professional : WY 2-5321 ticket money tucked safely Columbus two years ago, PGA. enthusiasm and such hard work latter coming on 8 bases-loaded Players' .'\ssociation. , N. 2nd Aw. Middleport, 0. away in the bank.th etat.alhas I Preside~Jt Warren Can~ll said, . by committ~s." Cantrell . said. 1single by Hunt. The most tmportant newcom. '' Included tn the quahfyin~ -- is 260-pound defensive tackle in rtghtfiekl, Sunday School attendance Sunday July 5, wa .SO, 8 p,.,ed,·ct Best PGA Ever . a]ready surpassed the prev1ous all-time high of $108,000 set in 1960 at the Akron Firestone Country Club. The advance tota] nearly doubles the $85,800 last year ~Bt Dallas ,Tex. 1 I - - he struck out Jay, who ob- , COLUMBUS, Ob10 (UPI)-· The 46th annual Professional Golfers Adsociation (PGA) tourn~ment is already a~sur~ o~ bemg the most l~crative ~ hiStory before the first ball 18 put on the tee_ at Columbus Home or Fan• Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6 likely cost him Sunday's game ~ f~sslon~l ootball barges~ way ~nts, 6.3 ; Sa~to, c_ubs, J : l eOubt•nding .-rformanu~; \ Game 10- 9:00 - Winner of was the failure to score in the ohn !Colt elspodrtsB scene ayh. ~s B 0 Ye r, ~ar s. 55 · ~arun, proved by ru.~::ged.11 6 mo , ' G W' rG top of th ninth t e eve an rowns open t e1r rave.!! , 52 , Starge ll , Pirates, r1eld tf'st- unde.r U weU c arne 7 vs. mner o ame 8 e , te b k ' 'th 5I !itions · 1 Thunda , Jul !3 . annua quar r ac s camp WI · . · . . · tr . 1 C C Steve Bnros walked With two nearly 40 veterans and newcom· Amencan League : Kilkbrew. 1 eNo prrmrng, no P!~· ,.. ,u..._ 1t 11 y_ . ~ . arnLoe f. G - o9nso a d· lout and pinch~runner ers in attendance. Twins, 66 ; S t u a r t. 1\P.d Sox. I hloousell - sa ves up tu $150.00 ua ron sers o ames an H d . . • kl h . sta at10n 1 · 63 W 11 f h 10 ! arper stole secon; takmg A o t e Browns roo e ope- l ; agner. ndtan s. 60 ; AI!J· . Game 12- 9 ·00- Champion- ion Jesse Gon~ers and some vetera~ have son, Twms . . 57 : Mar~tle. Ya~ks . . - - - - -.....--'~ ship- Winners of Game: 9 cmd e~fort to cut him down . to attend the sesstons. . Powe~I. Or_JOies, ~hva. Twms. • llt C1sco, who went the The quarterback corps will Colav11o, A .c; all w1th 54. Game 5 _ .8,'00 - ' Lakin Stale T' · orne, _ - -- when Kelly McKenzie was tn via an error !; THE DAilY SENTINR as is T & T Market of Point Place of Huntington Pleasant _ which features BucMonday Jul" to had a triple -wh:=j,j Today's lJiedical Report VALUE f Browns Open d Gri Camp at Hiram Today ·~ • .m; DEEP D0 WN. :;er 18th Annual Softball Tournament to Open JuIy 16 Run Throug hJuIy23. 'at wahama. 'leo. !::' • Ira~':;.~~,:~~ ~~;~Pordlt I I "hen • ~~~~8-a~~::,..~ Leaders By United Press lntematlonal NaUoool Lei!Cue Yanks, 11·2: Bunker, ~ , i ' G. AB R , H, Pet. t-2 : Kaat, 1\,lns, 10-S: Pizarro, e NEW YORK (UPil - What is there about the last- Clmnte, Pitt T/310 48 1011 .348 White So• ; Wilson, Red ·l<>t. . ,place New York Mets that makes the Cincinnati Reds Willms, Chi 11317 r.4 109 .3449__3:;_,....,....,....,.......-;;;;;;p~'r ~ Ilook like a pick-up team from a country town would look Mays, S.F, 33 308 72 104 ,338 ,.. against a pro team? Torre, Mit 79299 ; 1 95 And why alJo caD't the Reds score behind Joey Jay? C<peda, S.F. 692511 40 82 A classic pllcblng duel be-1and .cored on Haggy'• double, Yanks at 7:30 the Racine Reds SECONr RIME 1 Both questlono ..,.. raised by Aaron, Mil 82 l27 ~~ I~L .m tween O.nnis Ault or the Mid- I Haggy finished up Ianning I con• Yanks vs, the Middlepoc M Braves 000 'l)(l- 2 2 I the dehacl• here Sunday In Deron Johnson accounted for Santo, Chi 80 299 49 93 .3t! dlepor.t Braves and Johnny Jon· walking six, hitting one, giving v:s. the GallipoHs Orioles, and M~xahala .·. ·_· .000 1~ - 1 Z 0 Iwhich the Mets swept a pair the Reds' only run with his Hwlt, N y . 80 301 38 93 .309 e: of Moxahala feature<! Satur- up three earned runs. at 8:30, PI, Kiwanis vs, the Ault and Taylor, Jones and J fr~m Cindnnat~ HI ~nd !;-IN runJ:, of( 7th:) ~~son AI IAllen, Phil 80313 57 96 .:107 day night play when tbree Tannehill walked one and hit Middleport Indians. C · very tome 1 e R s hot ow oney ~ ""'"" 011 Rsebro, LA 73 2211 25 67 ,305 t.ams advanc'fd to second one with his 16 KOs. Line Scoreo: avonee, THIRD GAME York, it appears they are start- J,a<:boo (1;-IO) tonight in the American Leape ] round play In the Sixth Annual Top Redleg hitter was HinFIRSl GAME M. Redlegs , , , 122 210- 8 6 2 'Ill a drove that coold move windup Clf the , aenes and road G, AB R, H. Pet ' Kyger creek Employes' Club with his homer and other sin- Jones-McNeil 402 000-6 ~ 31P . Redlegs ,,, 100 000-13 3 them Into. contention, but the trip, Jackson has heat~ Malo- Oliva, Minn 84357 65121! ,336 , _...;;._ _...J LitUe Baseball tournament gle. For Pomeroy, Haggy had G, Indians . . 000 010- 1 4 3 Tannehill and Boggs, Roush ~e~ appear and Cmcmnati goes ney ID two preVlOUs ootings this Mantle, NY 71 227 -w 75 .330 1 Ault lllld Jones each allow- a single with his double, Fetty and Casto, Prose and iLPI. Haggy (2) and McKen- ea , season. , Allison, Minn 81298 61 97 .326 1 1 611 Ill' two hits, but Au!l's Braves Games tonight at UO, Ra- J, Thomas, ie, Roush (2) , This has been the caae ever The Redo remained ""?' Robnsn, Bait 83 Jll 42 98 .31 5 wen Z.l as both his te8lllll btl since Casey Stengel's hapless games off the pace as Pbtladel- Fregosi, LA 73 237 46 74 .312 · singles by Mike TaylOI' and warriors entered the fray but pbta dropped a pair. ~ Kaline, Del 70248 31! 76 .30o l Steve DuLf..• came in I he I not unu'I this year dld It' a Iso their streak to four. slide em- Apnc' Io, BaII 66 263 39 80 .:104 I dMatilOSing started the Pblilles' fourtil Inning after Jones had 1begin 10 apply to San Francis- b 1. 'tng ~d no'ghl nd tak Bre5oud, Bos 85 318 46 96 .302 walked Gary Slaven , I Th ,, h h d hel y w '" ay Saturday a be-. H'mI wash 84 327 45 97 .297 I' '•. ll'T\1-If: The ..,..,. ld ' e Goants ave a t ring a nn 3-l decision problems here th1s season. . Malzone, Hos 78 285 37 84 .295 ~-' "SD" Defender Moxahala , meanwhi e, c:;ou only one run back In the ' J U ..... d A I hood Joe Nuxhall a~d Sammy H R ~ · , et g ' ' ay nsup.-gaD Ell' orne uns ' Submersible home half of ~ fourth, on an 'The 18th annual Bend Soft- Also entered Js Lakin State Hospital vs . Wmner of Game l But Jay 's dilemma is even IS . National I.Paguf' : Mt~y~ . Gi· , error and wests single. ball Tournanjent will be hP..ld Hospital, four·time champions; G~me 6 ---:- 9:00 - Pomeroy ,more puzzling and frustrating. ants ; Wi llia ms. Cubs. 21; How- ~ ~; Pump for Ault fanned 13, walked three, at Wahama High School on July this is tho record for the most J,C s VS , Wmner of Game 2 ISundav he pill:hed shutout bHII 'ard nodg 'II All Ph1I '" permitted no earned runs. Jon. HI, 17, 20, 21,22 and 23. Robert championhips of the touma. Tuesday . July !1 for eight innings and then in the ' !and. Santo~r~ubs.' 16 ::·d1. s e~ also fanned U, but walked W .Oliver is director. ment. Ga~e 7-8 :00Ro?erts lninth gave up back·t~back dou- l I Amf'rkan teague : Killebrew . SIX, allowed on• earned run. Th~ will be 12 ~f the best SCHEDUL.•. Clothmg of Athens vs. Wmner ,b(es to George Altman and Joe I oTwins Jl · Pow II 0 "ol 23· OTIIER GAMJIJ fast~p1tch Thunday. July Jf of Game 3 ·~ Ch ns, topuer " WI-1h one ou.1 f' ' n es. . ' · . . m the area m , I .teams A 1It. 's on· Twms 22· Oliva In the opening game of the a smg e-e1ImmatiOn tournament. Game J - 8:00 Miller's Game 8 - 9:00 - Firestone • rw· · ·~ . ' evening Jones·McNeil,_ wh_ich The defenlir.g champions. Super Market of New Haven ·'500" of Gallipolis vs . Winner I _Jay now .has pit~hed 26 in· Col~n:i.t o_w:.~~f':j !~~~a~~.' and eCompl•tt>ly quiet oper•tlo,.._ had advanced by forfeit earlier, Park Pantiac of Charleston, vs. Holzer Hospital of Gallipo- of Game 4 .nmgs . allowmg 13 htts and four R d 1 pump and motor are enlirelr 8 ousted the Gallipolis Indians wilJ retur~ to defend t.hl:1 title. lis . Wedne!lday, July 22 Iruns, but the Reds have scored ffiRAM Oh"10 (UPil P N8 fo. ~n~ attta. ~ , . r. · submerged under water In the 1 1 ~1 on Harley Fetty's five.ttlt.. The runners--up of last Year , Game 2- 9:00- The Glad- Game 9 - 8 :00 - Winner of exactly one run for him . What f rona .eague . l\1a~ s. : • · wt'll. 7 One of the great drawbacks In this, as In many other communities is that old feeling against foreigners . There is too much of a tendency to put the same old faces on committees, and there are some persons with little or no talent for get· ling things done. Regularly when a commottee is being formed the person in charge looks around the room. ~nd most generally always comes up with the old· timer who has been around so long that they have just become fixtures on every organozational chart If one would face up to facts. the truth is that the nabves are no longer in the majority in this and in most communities of its human rP· iOUrres. A great man:v of th~Pm ha~,re been with us for a long time, and others are comparatively newcomers Thev are individuals who have had a w;de range of experience that would be vahoable to the gPne-ral makeup of the commnmty . If you will just stop and think .here are many pE>rsons who have com,. to GaiJiPO· li< and Gallia county in just the pa•t f•w ypars after thev have retirerl from an active career. They have bet>n in busint>ss. some have be~n officials in corporations. managPrs. and in counfiP~~ olhPr rt:'~pon· sihle positions. and evE~n hiJ?tl rank in the many other communities, and according ArmPd for'='es- It is refre~hinJr to ~ee to one auth-ority it's no longer good etithem in a few instanres ,2ettinll in the quette to look at the newcomers from swim o1 things and making contributions other states, Those foreigners are paying taxes, of lastine vafue. rf a .s urvev was made of the talents of repairing old homes, building new ones these retirerl persons. who have madt' a left and right, and generally making s uccess of thE-ir carper anct arid thPm all :;ood numbers . Of course they are al · together WP could reallv create for th•m ways lambasting the community, but a olare in the communitv th.:~t wo11lrl he maybe our neglect has given them a re•· nf great servire to us alL OftPr!. we son for their sour notes Why not make have bee-n around herf for a lonp time use of these men and women We CJlJI ovPrlook this reservoir. There are many think of no organization or other facet that do not like their enfnrrPrl id1PnP~~ . of life in a communitv that would not be ami ves there are othE~"f!> with ta1Pnt th~t benefitted hv some new. and amhitiou~ arP shnnteoc1 to the haC'kartmnrt . anrl il~ a newcomer tO the community. and do a , • . p:u:: ult Wf' arfl' mic:oin~ our best bet for p·It ch.mg DueI Fea tores T. ournament Contest Jay Again Hurls Brilliant But Mates Runless h : PIay at KYger CreeI/' Saturday N•g ............. A-New Lease On Progress Now is the time to stock up on needed items {'Or repair or remod~ling. S•vings from 20% to S~o. Limited quantity of some Items. SPECIALS Plywood shor-ts u low u -~----- 5c ,.., ft• Shelving Lumber as low as ~---- 12'hc lin. ft.. 2-HOUR Racme • SOCiety • Notes Partition Lumber u low ,.., - - -- -- - 9c lin. ft. Ceiling Til• 11 low as - - - 1Sc sq. ft. DRY CLEANING Floor Tile {uphalt) as low as - - -- - 15 csq. ft • Pneling (Knotty Pinel as low a s - -- --- ROBINSON'S CLEANERS WANTEDt · ' ' ' '299 c.mn_,_ NDADDe•IS ........" MASON FI,IRNnURE CO. .~w;vA. , Wrcllght Iron FoJding Columns and rail- worked Otlly only Stairways 'T'h_e ideal way to. gam access to attic . Only ings . Railin gs $1.92 $1.62 ft. $21.50 Screan wire •• tow •• - - - - - - 12c II n, II• p......... •• low 11 _ _ $2.76 - 4' a ,, pu.teJ • •" Pr&Mht•d Mar-t•r tow •• - - - - $1..10 INft, . .'[ 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY I' 1 ., ;. Pf•ttHboard 4' x 8' panels for drywalls. Easily 11 »-"1: delQ • ACT NOWI LINCOLN IIRYICI. Dopt 411 Pokln, llltnolo • Pre-Mixed concrfife I I low •• - - - - - - 15c lt•t ' ~ ~. Floori"l •• low •• ------1~ kl· ft. Insulation ., .. row •• - - - - - I om very atuclt bllenotocL Plaoe 1011d ole abooluteiJ I'III!.'B (1) A lilt ol U.&. Goftmmat, I)DIIUono und lllarlel; (J) loformlllon on how to qnallf7 for ~olt. . a UA Govll'llllltlll . Nama·----:-----···-~-·,~---------- Ale .-....,. .... _____ ~ ------~··-·-·-····-··--· l'llou -~---_ �. '. ,. /; Pre-Convention . Roundup-Briefs We Have ReaRy Cut Prices lower Than Ever Before Pickens Is On The Same Time IS 'IS YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS •' LISTEN LISTEN Pomeroy-Middleport Daily - - 7:00 to 5:30 Ohio Time Saturday - • • Til8:00 Ohio Time ALL GARDEN TILLERS PRICES REDUCED l 5 01.,o FOR OUR JULY DISCOUNT SALE ·. Don't }et buys like this go by! The money you save 2·'s RUTLAND COATING 5 REDWOOD FINISH .RED- ROOF and WOOD PAINT Water rcpeiiE'nt modified stain Lasts like paint for ett('rlor sa Won't fr.d(', won 't wash orr ev<' IY limr it rnins Lasts for 5 tin finish . Onl' coat covers . You see fences , pi('nic tables s1Ri nl'd years or longer. We have sold this J>D,int for 28 years. Green , rt:>rh\'ood around parko;:. aluminum color. Don 't buy anything but the be5f. ql. Anoti1011',.1utr & Decktr ·1·75 CORDLESS .. ' Hedge •.. Shears .Just think, no cord to fool with. lia s IJOWN pack bat.tcry that you eha r Me hy plug!(ing in to eleelrir rereptable Ont rharge o:!:nod for 200 J't. hedge. turn spattering 49c OUTS~")f.: Roof Coating PAINT La~ts longPr bfl<':wse it's fot'li "i(.'d with rublwr . h~· \hrlP nnly fhfl Ot11~nt 'ioiO hy Pida•n." lld\1'<' OAL. ~o n. tt"s ~~~ Cit~)' in \n ~1~ -~ hlnl' , !.:l SI!': :'\0" ~, Another July loii .~P I" , JOHNSON CENTURY SP~NNING REEL Complrtt with 988 lin•, ule ~-- 888 Whpn you qpe !h i~ complE'te CHARCOAL Thru Our Discount Sale 5' Swing with chain and hooks 9.95 ch1in 8.95 Only at Plckf'ns do you find these prices. GOLF CLUB SET July Dlseount 5•1• for - - - - ~f'C nnd lw::~r advertis('d on ··arlio un ci TV. For roses, ever- 2.99 :lur· Dlsrount Ol'luxr. fnorleJ 1rimmingR. i\1u'lt sl'e to beliHt-. Bob Martin club•. 2 woods, 16'' howl . 3 - 1£1~ Stlppnrt F.:H;y to store nwny , CamPs in hanfiy box to carry or stnrl:'. Low(ls! 5 irons, No. FG2155M . price in our 28 years. Sale. ·Ed:;Y• So distinctively different ' ggy 15 J '"::"'".'.a en: ;f. B.. Me· ,f .. some forks• even identify them bfmdfoldedl Complete with 129.95 99.95 automall~ ~ale I • !I 1 1 G I -I ° 9 x 12 at , llughe~. Alklre, l ;r~e~la:ted~p~r:of=•:ss~io~ns~.,::::.:..~;:;:;;::;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;~ •I I· I'" about the Common-Sense Car Eve~hlnl I July Dlaeount Discount price. I ••g •· HOT D 0 G BUns con- Price, only _ __ W" cut. model 4405, Brhu~ s &: 3tratton engine. Now at a low • Bamet~o~~~e I LINOLEUM RUGS 43·00 • 1 I,owell Hughes Dies In Logan Sun dav Eveni r FLOOR FURNACES 7,(1® ITU _ 5,000 BTU * I 3.49--5.95 Size Special Thru July July tl't'f>!l, trols. Only on our Discount Our HUFFY On Sale at our July Oisroun1 ·w. ·~· Le•1111• do you get prices like these. POWER MOWER with all e,;1r.• t ReunJ'o I. SUMMER SPECIAL ON TEMCO OR MARLIN Selling price thru 26" f-lu~f·r BICYCLES Modrl 44·9S 2625 GRILL SPECIAL 3 .95 PLUGS and BAIT 50% OFF ~ llel A~ 1 up 1o 30' high for ' Our July Discount Sale • GIRLS' ° · 5 ·"·, ahh•!ipoons to gallon of water. \II Our Fishing Red complete with llnr :>ur ,July Di,rnunt P r ice i >nly .. Aug • 1 •rylhing in the ga rden . Use 2 frldt. Ev- ALL FISHERMEN! SPINNING REEL ""GARDEN SPRAYERS Eal'ly to use. Simple att:whmf'nt to your hose. It dt~Jive-rs a rim!! ~pray suil('d for l'lowtor!l. \lf'il.t tables. s!U"ubs and trees Srrav!l '.! ff'f'n ~. veSPiab!f's and J p} I LIG BARGAINS FOR MODEL 202 outfit, you won't believe it 's Another 'lou qt. ZEBCO Spinninq Rod and Reel ,,I Dupont DUPONT 11 SMITE11 Plehns• Bite~ Roof Coatlntt, 5 gt-1. buc~et·, 2,ii5 hue Temper Discount Special 5.so l GAL. ONLY l.o usl' rnin or 'iou fishermen know a bar· ~ain when you see one. 4' Swing with Discount 1.P1·1... onl, - - - 1.99 Compl•t• with lint, tal• - - - - only Porch Swing SPECIAL Hold s food firmy. Prevents ONLY Discount Price is WOOD foods. Good for metal. wood. cf'me-nt. anything you want to Oilint Our July 3.88 .• FOLEY . Grip Turner LUCITE l We want to be ready for fall wallpaper coming soon. Must move more of our wallpaper stock. Our loSB Is your gain. Black - - - only 4.95 gal. No. 3300 - . ' RUTLAND Dupont Utility Paint, tor ZEBCO SPINNING ROD fiRST! There's Only ONE ' DISCOUNT ON ALL WALLPAPER IN STOCK 3.91 '"'· July Discount Salol Utility Pdint GuarantPf-d f{) be good paint. gil. I OFF 0 paint at ... July Discount Sale. can THRU JULY! Pure limeed oil Save cash at our .50 Sgal. King luy Rutland Jrlpping, 4.88 l WALLPAPER SALE OUTSIDE PAINT SALE THRU JULY Pickens' lets you buy other things you may need. for hard to SUPER KEMTONE ROOF COATING sbucket •••· SAVOY WHITE Hospital News Dilly Sentinel, PomtroyoMfddllpert, o.• "" W, son Van Meter, Eric IICKJIIoo Mn. v... llllrt, .,.. (ConUnued rrom pago n IIOJ, Thurman Wbeallq, Mn. Silvey, llt"l" L. It , II. . munitles oulqlde Columbuo, gaS 30010g H. J. Hufflnan, Nn. G. C. G. W. Ballt; Jlr&. ' - 1)1;1, lhered at Jet Stadium as skies Gauge roadlngl! Gallipollo lbtorod Haopllol berger, Mark Mal011<. Mn. Gale Adldno, J(Qa l:emllf), cleared two hours before Gra- Dam 18.5, 14 2, runnin& 8 feet Charles c . warren, Mn. s. H. Mrl. J. T. SpurloiS. Ml't. ham 's oermon bet!an. 1 2 US 0 Amon& lbooe wbo eatertd Baollam and infant daugbt«, G-ae qell, M. Crtnll, Speaking on "The Scandal of on rollers , Pomeroy·Maton 1.Holzer hospital over the past Mrl. T. H. Ctmllllona and IJ>. Cllarla W. J:nltt, IAIIIJI 2 3 12 SAN FRANCISCO - Fonner President Dwight D. Christianity," Graham declared • Pt. Pleasa•• U , Hinton Committees were appointed weekend Included: Sunday - fan! son . r:. Coz, lira. R. W. T.,utl · Eisenhower persisted ln his conventlou ueutnllty Ieday "The eross is God's dynamite , ·49 stationary. Kaaawlla r:lls Sunday to make plans for the Larry A. StepbeDIOO, 43 Vinton Mrl. L. L. Bendey. Jo.epb ud lnflllt daqlda and U,. but was "grateful" to Gov. William W. Serantott for his nuclear power, the power ~~fu n•l~,!:rl:a~met t.;!! a~ual Beegle family reunion St., Mrs. Manville D. Parsons, E. 'lbompsoo, Fn!CI llllll, Nn. C. L. TbutOII tiiMI lafant d4~ Sl>arklng a Republican platform debate. BowlDg Sunday tllat can ehange the world." ;;'ld d ' n tbe sills th•• year at the Racme Junior Cheshire, Mrs. Aloozo L. Dant. F::rank::::B:rer::kl:ey:,:;CIIud;;;;::e:;Eill:;:ott,~=~~~=ter=.=======:;, · IHgh school auditorium Sunday, Rt. 1 CheShl..,, RO!' mght as a GOP eouventlen eommentator far tbe Amerl· l • B m 10 ams ~ere 0 Eclward _ ran Broadcasting Co., Eisenhower refused to take sides NEW VORK _ ,. mulU.mil· l ":emeo Messlrk. 1410 Flnl st .• Pt. Plea. ' 14 August 2. In Scra11ton's seemingly futile batUe with Sen. Barry lion dollar gambling empire, : 9. 05 ~·~t-M •m~~: 14 ' 'lbe reunion, whleh is alter· sant, Mn. Gerald Northup. Gal· (;oldwater for the party's pruldentlal nomination. lorged on links belwe<n boot· , JO·IOp.m.' . Bosworth nated yearly between Meigs lipolio Ferry, Mrs. J . CIUford The general ~nfessed that "thin's didn't develop the makers relephone company em· · 14 ~ m. , . Binino 14 4. 30 County and Bedford, Penn., will Cook, Mason, W. Va., Mrs. J ... ' way I hoped they would" In hls desires for a "general ployee~ and ooli<'t'men was up .'cha:mJ ~5 ":. 25·p~ begin Saturday evening, August oe M. Abel, New Haven, W. debate and dialogue . . . both about issues and about described Sunday by ~.m ' r;; ~·~P · : p t , with a sqkare dance lor the Va ., Mrl. Landi• AbateD, Rt. personalities." . .1yn Dist. Atty. Edward Silver. ~co up ~ · a·~:j 0 : m. family and their guests. Char- 3 Leon, W.Va., Mrs. Hally MeIn a Sunday night interview, Else.thower said, "lr we 1 He said Ute scandal may ex- L~;:~Y Her;~an dow~ li '6 .Q5 les (Whitey I Beegle will be in Coy, Syracuse, Nlal Hank have mde a mistake or any of us think we hne made tend into the highest ranks of . Ch k d ' : charge of the dane~ Poore, Jactson, Eldon EQaeno 16 5 55 • mistake ln the particular nominee we have set up to the Pollee Department. Wil-t a. m..' M er~hree down 17 ' 5 · Registration on the following Rid&eway, JacbGn, Mra. WiJ. lead us during the next tampaign, we have got to live Ham Husey former ehief se- 1 "·~· · M r. M ~down 17• .~ day will begin at 1o:30 a.m. fol- llam E . Radebaugh, Rt. l Jaek· • 7, '6:- lowed by a basket dinner ot son• Mrl. Grover S. FulkJ, Rt. with that mistake and sill! be true to our party." curlly olfie~r lor the New .n., ac J ones ownup 1 a.m.; Ar.nnette , _York Telephone Co. in Brook- 20 am .; JeffeSSOII up 17, 7:10 noon. Tbe business session and 1 ScoUown, ud Mn. Charles SAN FRANCISCO - Gov. William W. Scrauton, lD ' lyn, has agreed to reveall all he am . Onward down 18 4:45 a. program will begin a Z:lll p.m. L. HUf!hea, Cltelapeake. •lstlng he has enough votes to &to!> Sen. Barry Goldwater know• about the gambling OP" · . · B th ~ 19 Included on the program wm Satunlay - Wilfred W. Rob. nn lhe first ballot, was fared today with a possible revolt eration Silver said Sunday. Hus- m2.o' erry C wn 20 • be • memorial service honor- tnson 560 Fourth Ave., Mrs. 5 · a.m., ·· In his own delegation. · . · rner up ' · • · lli Th h d ld tin• of tbe vole sey Is bemg held m protective 6'55 8 m . Philip Sporn up 21 mg deceaseu members of lhe KaUtryn A. Miller, Rt. l.Ga • 64 1 e 8 owl odwnl eoutl eo:~e a ~~J;ate':porte~s In custody under $75,000 bail. u.:Z5 a.. m..'; John J."Rowe up 1 family. polis, Mrs. Larry 1M Bentley, 80PI P ennsy 1van a e ega on ay. , . . c 11 Q Cheshire Mrs. Larry E. Stew· 0 the delegation have served notice they will asll. Seranton AT LEAST 28 d'ed . 2:., 4·45 a .m. • on ;~en Other acltlvity during the day t Eri' Lee McKinney Rt 2 to free them from their "favorite son" commitment. The weekend a~cldeni.'':~n~hi~ ::. down Greenup ~ a .m.; will be the presentation of gifts~.' Ple:sant William Goldwater men said as many as 15 Pennsylvantans . . . ' . '"'' down Greenop 6·40 a.m. • to lhe oldesl male and Jemale ' M t eluding 21 tralflc vtctims. Stx Tibolt up 31 ~·35 am . Alton th Klmey, Rl. 2 Pt. Pleaoant, n . ' mII ht s.wIt~ h I o G old wa er. h' h d th urred S • ·' . ., presen 1, 1o e younges 1 per· R t R K nt New Haven 5 Scranton ~ill slugging away In his last g2sp battle •g way ea occ . un· Zephyr down 32, 12:45 am .; son attending, to the person uper · e ' h' against the Goldwater bandwagon, mobilized some of day when a steady ram drench· Steve Chck up 32, 2:45 a.m.: with the largest family and o w. Va., Don L. MacKnlg t, his standout supporlr"s lor a rally in Union Sqltare ed most of the state.. Walter Hougland up 3Z, S:IO the person who traveled the New. Haven, W. Va ., Loris Q. shortly alter the Reoubllran National. Convention gets , 'lbe other fatalities mcluded a.m.; Ru•• G. up Meldahl 9:. greJttest distanc• Pullins, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., Mrs. ~tarted at the Cow Palace. two drown•ngs •n the Columbus 35 a .m.: Inca do~ Meldahl 5 Officers lor ,h,; 1964 rewtion Charles V. Humphreys, 164~ •area. two elderly l1re vlcbms. p m · Joey Chotm down MelR be 1 B 1 .d 1 LincOln Hel&hts, Pomeroy, N.. . ts r 'de t . .' ha . do art o r eeg e, pres! en ; ah R B h J kson Tam LONDON Many F.uropean newspapers criticized a spor ca racewa~ acc• n' dahl 8:511 p.m.; C rlerot wn James C•rnahan. vice president . urc am , ac .' • • Sen. Barry Goldwater today and some predleted he •a farm rnachme .m•shap, and Meldahl 11 :30 p.rd.; R. H. and Jean Alkire, secretary, and my. M. Lane, Cincinnati, Mrs. Ottld split the Republleau party. I• freak mvolvmg a Bosworth If up Meldahl 12:45 V B t Dlxte E. Smith, Ashland, Ky .. , w . 'I t raCCident I d MI era eeg 1e, reasurer . M Ez L Hamilton Rt Zl Jamr-" camPrnn rurrP-.oonrlrnt fnr tht• Lonrlon Oa1 y mo orcyc Js · am.; W. H. Craig own . t · : ra. ra . • · lttrald caJled Goid\Yatflr "uthc mim whrr could blnw up ~~'"$ ,:wo t:«?':".t:-· ! dahl L05 a .m.; Ravenswood up i Committees appoined during Kehoe, Ky., Harold L. Parsons, the wo'rld in the Interests o( hour~eols free enterpl'lse l h Skd Meldahl 2:25a.m.; Miss SUsan the meeting at the Vera Beegle Ravenswood, W. Va., Debbie I 1 111 1 and goodwill among mf"n" Cameron atuwkrd (;old water P P ~ore, manager lllP Meldahl 3:25 a.m. : Andrew hc.me were : J . Caldwell, Great Neck, Long L for his ''rlght·wlng view~ whlrh are so extreme, so ex· !' of t•e North Gallla h 1& b Calhou n down Meldahl • =25 Program - Wanda Ross, Island, N. Y. l d ed school entry m the Tri·CounJ AI' 1 v B 1 M 1 i tt·eme , so barkward. an~ so rbalnl t - f n led ' every- , ty Baseball onnounc· a.m. ' t~anL ·~·· ,"'~1 ee~ e,' a~ Blrtbs thing that decent Amerrran . rans ee an~erons l ed ~ h Ill be' Ga.llipo1is Dam - Wayne H. a ou rn '"' an Mrs. William E. Radabaugh. t~ay e w unable to . . s M J '· Robert Be..gle • · o• and absurd . . . . field 1 team the rest of 1 he down 8.20 p.m. , . . en•• · Rl. 1 Jackson. daughter. 5. • "Nothing so sto• :!' n« m· so sad bas marred the fate • down 10 p m . Reliable down Danee Refreshments - Bet· p m Sunday Mrs Gene c . • ., C 'd "E : schedule. Tooms with North · ·· t c t H1 J h · · · · 1 o( this demorraey for. a general on,. d amtebron,sal . dln - Vg· : Gallla remaining on their 10:10 P m.; C. B. Southern up I tyd Larpeucer, ·I e en o nson .Oiler. Rl I Cheshire, daughrrv articulate Am,·r1ran arknnw r grs e mpen 1 12 ·05. am · Elgerdiff dm•.•n 12 · n aura Ire e. Iter 2·2z p m Saturday Mrn. 't " schedule will havo an open · · " K' h d D'1011· R00 ' · · · · c•alamily, and nobotly can do anyt bl n~: a b ou I I· 1 date 55 am.; Harry Dyer down 1:40 Itc en an li ~Larry E. Stewart. Cheshire Rt ., 1 a.m.; H. E. Bowles down 5.30 Isabe~l Car~ahr..n, Flcn ?aul, son, 4·24 a.m. Saturday. Mrs. --- --son F'ra~~ and 1<t~"'' -H: i':~,:-;!!4'r··,":":=~f-""J'l'·m;r~,~~¥--w~~ i a.m ,; Lady Rostmary down 7 :~ . boruue Theiss, La,Jra Circle, John F . Hud.llon. Ht-nd('rson. bon Hill, 0 · . 15 a.m. lWanda Ross. IW. Va, son, 3·33 a.m . Satur· .Jeant'tte Lehman Hug_hes, and \ Meigs Memorial Hospital • Registratwn - Vera BPegle, d hnd hved most o[ his hfe m the Saturday AdmissioiUI _ HenKanawha Rn. er- .JOf!y \Va~- 1 Cora Beegle, Shirl,/ · Beegle, ay . · Logan area. Six years ago he ry Barretl, Danville ; Howard son up Marmet 1:25 p.m.; L. 1 Helen Banks, Shirley Huston, I Dischar1ed • 'I moved to Pt. Pleasant whtore 1.Rol!SII, Cheshire : Patsy Rad · i W. Sweet up Marmet 2:45p.m I Rita BE!egle Fisher, Linda Bee- 1 ed the he belonged to the local Arch- ~ ford Pomeroy· Mrs Jimmy • Helen Z. down Wlnlield 7:10 glt Judy Beesle ! Patlents dlscnarg d over .' · · ' · · ' w· r· 'd 1 ' • • past weekend inclu es M r s ,HJJ ery club an<l to lhe MethodiSt Go•odmte. Letart, W. Va. I p.m .; Thelma Ann up m ,. , • Memonal Services - V • r a , Dy M z A.! !church He also was a member Saturday Dlsrhar,es- Ken· l' IZ:45 a.m.; 0 . F . Shearcc up : Beegle !Sam v. ke . N r; H. ol ol the M;l~onic lodgt' of Lol(an, nt:>th Miller Pomeroy · Denver Winfield 4:20a .m. • Nominating- Lawrence 8~- . Plerce. Walter R. eas . PT . PLF.ASANT - Servl re < an( was a ve1eran of W or I d , Ash. Cheshire ; David Robln· 1 ' gle. !Stiltner. Mrs. A, A .ea~•~· will be held Wednesday nt 2 War II and of thr Korean Con- 1son , Pomeroy. VOWS TAKEN ' Recepion - Mr. and Mr1 . Mrs. W. Ob Nel· ' p.m. in Log~n, 0 ., for LnwP11 fltcl . Birth Saturday -Mr. and I Theodore Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Bo bie J . ' s Hughes, 36, of 2221 Feller- He WAS an em love of the Mrs . .Jimmy Goodnite of Le. Miss Susan Stover,. 24. Allr Charles Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. ,TO RECEIVE TROPHY I ~on St., loca\, who w<~s dead ·~ K~lser Aluminu: ·lanl at tart, W. Va ., a son. any. exchanged weddmg v?ws 1Robert McKelvey. : when he arrived at MI . St. . ood d p t d Sunday Admlaolon• - Mrs. with Pfc Edward Junior Kmg. Dance - Whitey Beegle. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo Mary's hospital in Nelsonville I ~eveosw han h~p~a e Paul Pierre, Middleport ; John Harri sonville. ,Wednesday at 10 I Gifts - Martha Lw Beegle. (UPII - Former heavy.we•ght ' SYnday evening. anHa~uanum sedop ba 1 h~ omfe. Ross Mason A.m. in the Church of God In Drinks for Basket fllnner - •h•~nton JBck Dempsey will , 1 e IS "urv1v y IRSaWId e.a Sunday · :1 · .....,. · ' 'ld Dlslharges Bill r Rutland . Rev . Srna IIwood per- Isabell Carn•han an d · Bonnie-r.i.oUM receive a trophy as the all-ume • h I t I t -fJf tourse, they cherJt just a He had suffered a hear a - iCaro : wo c I ren, n r J f ed th attend Thei Co ad hi te t' k th home of his moth· ' nd Daniel his mother· a sis- ewell, Pomeroy; Mrs. James orm e ceremony • ss. greatest lor o at e a lilt/e. They ell them. But thrt 'l lac at • k H he L ,a M Rbe 1 S 'th' U . 'i,'homp; on and son of Syrecuse; ed by the family . The new Mrs. Supplies- Firn Gaul. Colorado Springs on Aug . 8 It what Heiner's Duns •rt tori er. ~· Fran usedg '· ogthant. ,tFe r. rs . r d. mh'l · modn Mrs. !Janny Meadows and oon King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Publicily - Olive ingraham will be presented by the "Foot· 1y a · urnace 0 . an He IIIIUd beenf re1ea on s gran . ' g · l9M d nd B b o-1 · · th k fi t ' M ' d M H ~llddleporl ; Barbara Nulter of Emsey tover, IS a era "' a o .,..,g e. I printers" orgaruza11on-a group sanw ay a ter . ree w_e~ 8 0 paren s, r . an rs . . arry Henderson, w. Va. ate of Albany High school. King, Tables 1nd Chairs - Law~ law enforcement officer• and 1 treatment l?r h1s conditiOn Columbus, 0 . His fa- Sunday Birth _ Mrs. Paul son of Mr . and Mrs. Edward renee Beegle, Charles llolzer hospttal, GalhpoliS. ]ther d1ed m April of thiS yrar. ! Pierce . Middleport, a oon. King, Is serving in the United Joe Beegle, and Joe Beegle. 1; Mr. Hughes was born at Car· Services will be from t h States Army. and is stationed Jlelnlein funeral home with burFort Hood, Texas. He was a PARTICIPATE IN RACES lal in Oak Grove cemeterv in Palrol MakeM Thrf>e 11160 graduate of Harr111111Yille KING'S POINT, N.Y. iUPil l.o~an. l'riend' mny call ai lhe l Ar•rf'~t~ in MeigM I High school. - The crews from II ve..elo or runrrnl home anvtime after 7 I "operation saW' will ena:age in · Ml)nciay. · Three Arrests were reported lifeboat races at the Unlt.M I over the weekend by the HAVE GUESTS States Merchant Marine Aced· State Patrol in Meigo County. Mr. and Mro. Robert Woodo emy neKI Wednellday. Entries They induded Drexal Vance. oJ Chester were Sunday dinner are from the United Stat.., Ar· l FirPmen Stop Fir· .. 41 , Rl. I llarrisonvllle, dted guest• of Mr. and Mrs. 'lbom· entina. Chile, Denmark, lndone· Friday for no operator's lieen... as Sayre and Roland, Great aia, Portugal, Spa Ill, w..t Gel' : AI Story'• Run . Lavender. 26, Bend . many and Norway. MODERN 1 1 , euse. cited Friday for yellow Middleport volunteer ' men t'Wre summoned at 2· 4... line violation, and Gary L. Pr· m. Salurda)rt' lo stoedp ab bruwsh Smilh, 21, Chesler, cited Frl· INCINERATORS Ire on prope Y own Y es day for parking on highway. OI'TOMETRIST Carl Wolford, 24, Rl. I, MidPowell at Storys Run . men wer':! .'tummont"d at 2:45 dleport. forfeited a $27.50 bond ] Office Houn: II to 12. 2 to 5 (Cion 1t Noon on Bum wos burned before tne hiaze u: . Ga lllp oll s cour t 1or nu rear Tbun. - Eas& Court St., Pomaroy STUDEBAKER~ EXCL~ · was brought under control. llcellie plate FLAT FLOORS. WIDE • NOT JUST RU STPROOF ED. Ewerythlne SIVE HlllHOlOfhnlbl• but 1!uminiZed to protect DOOftS let ~ou use in .tnd •mtr IO stan~ $til lilA Emergency ~ rescue tnrr nlnualldl JUt Mt-not squeeze in aflll ir~clint . tll:,zuu IWIJ wlttl apinJI HIS!, CQffll:iiOO, trld Burnable men all=lo were Sat.~ ~t rill· _ (Optional .) 1111 dam~ae . M'lliM·to-lida room. urday at 11:55 p.m. to the without ll<'e<'ll st home of Ben Ballev where the nine month-o1d so·n . Smoke or Odor I of Bob Vance 1vas ilL The in· !ant was taken \0 a loeal phy· Sot yllltr Plumlltf or sl('ian. Gas Ajlplilnce Dealer Brook- t Beegle FamiJy· River News c;;-~1 TO PICKENS HARDWARE SHOW ON WMPO EACH TUESDAY AND THURSD ':t 7:35 A.M. (OHIO TIME) MASON, W, VA. . UPIBriefs w· e e. PHONE 773-5583 \ ·Fortified piastre rug!!, the big fortiified plastic make!l the difference In rugs . July disrnnnt priced now. i I 1 Save 2~% Murray 20" Bicycle Discount On All Our BASEBALL EQUIPMENT WITH CROQUET SET TRAINING WHEELS Our Discount Price luly Dl ... unl Price, only - - - Through July' Our loss is your gain. July July Special! 29·95 11.95 COMPLETE GOLF SET DISCOUNT BATHROOM OUTFIT 99.95 Spocloi Walker Cup Wilson ... 34.95 Can bP converted to boya' or £irl&' Has air tius. July dis· No. 86311 - 6-player ~ef, rack on rollers. You muJt see to be- count priced now. lieve it. With all fittin1s to the floor Two woods. 5 irons. double compartment bae. See for ~·ourseU! What a bara:ain! Standard ~· HERE'S CHANCE TO SAVE MONEYI JULY DISCOUNT tub, 16" blgh. Now at July Discount price. ON 30 GALLON COLEMAN CAMP STOVES GAS WATER HEATERS ond LANTERNS lur low Price---- LESS 25% Glass Uned, completely automatic, guaranteed for 10 years. Discount OH Soiling Price. GAS I l I \• ..................,_ -- '5alel ALL I REMINGTON ELECTRIC FANS CHAIN SAW SPECIALS THROUGH JULY Super No. 770 Our Discount l'rlee 179.95 25% OFF Roller beari.De: DOll a:ives 204fo more power. ~elling price. Pic kens saves you cash now . LAWN S'RINKLER Reg. 5.95 _ ule 3.99 NAME PLATES fore~er, will never Four position dial control 1<17 1800 '!!q. ft. coverage. Precision lb.iineered for long llle. Guar 1 year. ' Let R.!'Ople know who thore. Letters 12c each, ltac:ew1aJ to 119.95 O.clllatl111 RURAL MAIL BOX Letters made of aluminum RemIngton Bantam Choln Sow With Roller Noso hold letter US BIG CHIEF JAPANESE BEETLE Old FIShioned KILLER RA-PID-GRO FLY RIBBONS . '3 lor 2Sc ·· Guaranteed to eatoh ·rues. NEW FORMULA "RAID" House ond Gard~n BUf Killer I .49 KIIP YOUR ROOM BONE DRY WITH ELEORIC DEHUMIDIFIER Our Discount 79·95 Pl1tol Grip Hose Nonie Reg. 1.49 _ 1.19 The economical wa,. to protect furniture, clothln1, too1F and all _valuables against de!ltructlve m01sture. Populor squee11 ootlan. Easy to use. Posltlvo loot teepo noule odJuoted for 1111 l]ll'af, With bullt·l• humldllltat a n d water overflow swteh wit,h indicator llaht. · ••le ~ NEW SHIPMENT --- I Smoll con Dupont 2 ••• Killer, mok" 19gollons " _ _ _ _ 1.98 RPally selling fast now. We Havo Another Dust Coiled NOK.OUT 500 DUST 4 lb. 98c &110 - - - - - - lb. alz<>•..:==== 1 lb. ~~-- - 2 lb. 1110 - - - - - 5 1~. sin - - - - - 10 1~. •I•• - - - - One pound makes 30 &:aUons spray. The original ltquld plant food. Eaay to apply, eood for everythlne that grows. Can't burn plants. Quart Plostlc LIMITID TIMI OPPIRI FREEZER CONTAINERS Pyrex Ware I quart Bevoroge ond Juice Stlrver left pla1tlc, 19c cemplete wllh lid. Pinta ~--- 12e with lid 3-ScNOn Su"'r Fine ' Vop C:an ''"It la1y Food Containers 10..,1. b.. Llda . ·- . 65 for korclltl Boxe1 25 pints 25 'IUirll ''"II' --- Plastic top. 79c 19c 10. FLOUR SIFTER 1.95 7to Saves trouble, 5 qt. capaelt1, wlll not jam. easy olle·hana trlner action. Old fasbloued. fte 5-QUART 4" He1vy Duty lelt Sander _ ELECTRIC 39.95 ICE CREAM FREEZER 23·95 WIUt buJit.fn blower. A bandJ toolln home or shop. Make1 freezlna: let cream easier. Other hand fr-rs up to 8 quart size. held. 30>,1" aiUJIIlnam ban die. With plast!e base I!OIIIIeetlon NOW --- ----- ___:--- -;-- COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC. ..-' LOCAL TEMPS 'lbe temperature In Pome· roy• bt~>lne .. diatrict at · 11 :30 a.m. today was 70 dearees un· dor cloudy skies. CAR WASH BRUSH Reg. 1.35 _ PluHe brush wl~ m.I'Pf!IOI met shut.oU valve. GIFTS 9.75 2.59 eCORNING· WARE ePYREX WARE Metol Rapid Slow Cutter _ _ _ _ 90c eALUMJNUM w~· eGLASSWAl\E eDJSHES Old Fashioned Sl•ve . 75~ Poley Food Mill 2.98 ond 98e eRUliBERMAID PrOdQds eKITCHEN WARE. eGE CI:00KS I. JBONS eSUNBEAM .AJ'PIJAN€ES ~vacation! . But who's goang ' to pay lor it!'' s•la 99c We wlll if you'll let u1 help you with a yacatlon lo&Ao We're in bualneaa to help people who aeed. .-oy. You'll be plea•aad,o 1ur- POl Old Fuhloned WOCMII Small Size -~ - -- - ''I know we need a LOTS Of PEOPLE SHOP PICKIN. TIME SAVERS AT PICKENS' Krout Cutters N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Ant«lfl'l ••"•' jj{m mltlrtll buyI SMfMh ttutttn•ffll t• _...,,d with he..., ..... WM'tn .Rf1t fabric· Huncllfftlt .. ttmpertct ttHt coM• tw• fir• fuH trtwln lite. mttehMI Hx lllitJOtl• ldof' Cllfdt' tnlll UCJCIIng edltO· -· INGELS. FURNITURE . Open Friday ........., ntllt, tytty ltulllfl, IIMI st., witll mort IUIIilt 110 tht road. CDI\....., to lvltftt" tift IIPt, Tht ~illlf tht tfft, tht ....... ,..,. DISC BRAKES 4tliv01 ex clusiwt nliptr·l~p• Power-Grip. ~~ fadin& or swerviAI; e•.1n when wtt, stoppinc distance ~s. up lo Ill!\-· ~-1.} ARMOR GUARD FRAME fvll ~ollalrneolhfi, sifer ridt because suspension .and body art su~ttl ~ an tlltra -hllrJ frJMI tf trem111GM llfJIIIlh. prleed at our prompt, c:ourteolll aervlee while c•ttlnc YO'-' the mon•Y y011 requlre. Stop In an• - ua, or Jlh- ahead If )'OU Wr.e. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOI\N COMPANY SilL! flU PI tONI WY 2·2631 Ill U · INCH WHEEtl $2f500 TO $200000 THI COMMU.IINII CAll LIR IHSUMNCI AYNI 141' r 011 AIL UIIHI 300 VL Second St.- WYandcltW 2·21 11, Pel I I )~ NOW 0P1N SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON l S_.urday Nlthh . . MIDDLEPORT .. DAVE OHUNGEI, MGI. ' I ~. ., row a.~ns·•JI ~PIE• -~.J \ �..) - .... . ._ . - . ...... ~· •... . . ~ _ . ,. . . . . . . ..-...... -. - --- -· ·· _, . .......... ... . .. . -· - ··-····· . ~--·""· .. ------------·-- --··· . .......--···-· --·-·-···---··• :want Ads Are Worth AGood Loo!\-- You'IJ Find Dozens Of Bargains Below! '"I " ·Daily sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, WANT AD INFORMATION OEADL.lNI:S ~ 00 l)a~ f' 'o1 Mondtt~ Bef,c~ Orartl!nf Mnndll - ® ] M J\ C ANCI!:Ll.A noN• rnR R II:f"l'lOI'Ii~ 1;)~ Will I CC''" p'.-1 f'M D <H \IOtl\ ' \j 1 Puhll~at io n ..,1 R~UUI .A rne puhlllhfl ' J 1)(1 t'tUl\16 tftf r111bf 11.d1 deemed \ •buulr boo --e.er~ ... edit ot ...,,..,.., ""' .., bJ•C'! ooll;ote ~;rr<or> repnrlffi imrn~dla 1 1!1.> l'h~ uut> ~ l'l er wi ll I'Hl>' or ~pon~lh• • fnt 0 wort lh•" on• tnrn~r • R.A lt'l~rrfltln Ch8• ll~ For '" Want <;erv\M~ ' coo• """..,.<1 ''"' '"'""'"" !dlnlmUIJI l)el IW cent.. Thro!O' con so~ OIICOOnt tdt plld wlthln on palll adl •"" .,.,...... •• ~~.,.K.li .~·~!' £..~' •;,:?:,. :';, ·:;-:,. m•~ Ill dl¥1 , .. ,. .... " of'Ftc~ saturct.Y~,311 ' ·"' • " ttuuHS •• o.•• ' A M •.o r2"SPI~~.PRflltUt:INO E£~"i RESH L1 Yl AN"f AD PHON& WY 2-'2157 o.,. . I .... '~:3t'. '"""' @) I M~ ~ ~ . . STC~ B. Miller, canton, Ohio; two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial w.. ID the Graham Statior cemetery. hom blddtn~~: tll~i:J~~~t.o~.u.t .hardto~ Mln~---. Two Accidents Investigated By Officers ~ C'l~. '. I :~;"00 an~ ~~~.:::.;" :~~~~:v~:ne~~;~"~l~nds :~ l_s.__n~i_ne_l·~·_P_o~m~e~ro.yc_. reo<:~~rs ! ,,,~ply 1960 Big Freezer Sale ~r.:: ~~;·~';J ----=~· . - pi~s. I.-=---·-==------.-.1 ,t},~ '' Revl~ Cod~ ,_ HOMER Whittington, born July 1. 189!l son of Alex and Essie Whitlington, dit"d July , 64 ., c 9 19 Admitt.Pd lo the institute on·l. September 8. 19H. Relatives ma\.' con1cH't the su perinte nd I' en! or the Orient State Inst.i·l lttt c. Orient. Ohio. Dr Bob- I erl F-r-a7.H'r, Supt., Orient I State ln:ititute, Orient. Ohio . DIR';l','~\,, .,.:J~~~ ·~, ~~~~wuo Sky -L ine 10xao fi.-3-bed- • room2-4434. mobile home. 7 8C 12te a II SH Bucl SumpsoD. Agenta. 1 1 tfc E•syHA T•rm• AvaUablel ..-KETT'S 1 ~A-=."K·"'c-.-r-e-gi~s,. te-re.-do--- Sap:~ • ,:~t m"r,~'' l l<~rge Mi~dleport, I =-- ----==-----~ - op~n. \•ar. ~~~~~~t•·,;~e.' r::de~t:~ ':n~/' ~~::.11 6l!~ =•-==--=-•·"""""""t\ RELIABLE PARTY WANTED I I ~=====~==~~ n C lt,b L • I s1llg~fsh WI~ ::~.nj:•de!r:!:t~•p: ::,.!'!' ~~~~~"'~ia~~~v~~~'oe~rn!a:; WI YOUR CAR! .,,....____..,..____....,.,11 1 D""'"'' •:,. "· "~< MONITOR the ultimate .i • 'I Wheel Alignment I I ~: :1:".:':.::.·':!::.: ~ ':::'"""""'"""..;,;,:.,;,;;,....,..,...J\ lr~ctor -========: ~=~ o':~. DISCOUNTS·~ ~~ ~ t~e:r•. :0:~: t!•r.oo:r-: : :·. :...!..i:! ::ru. t::=::. ,..... -·· ...... M.Ooono If. Lie!-. oltbr. 11.81- lf, Uncle: Soot. :IO.Illrty 12.a.ooptoorl 21.81am. ..... -D tid Iotter 11.M,· ..... C"" : t;JIUa'a IG.OJ .... ~ ., <10. Cola 6L Loin DAILY CBtPI'OQOODi- p e'e . . . Allli'DioBAAXB II LO.III'BioloOW le- llltt- : One f"' ,_illrDI>II' L'o, XfDr "I • 1bt 1ID&tll oo4 Sacll day tM . . . . . . . . - .& OilS' BC VBK I'.KIV · O'o, .Ia-. . . . . . ..:.."'::::. ot 111o - 11 - ., DICK TltAt, 1 s- q s a eBI'IIIY VBPO eo _.. HJ BO IIIILBY p S>!E ""'"'~ 'THE lo05T I'Oitli!RFIA.. WIFE IN TJ.fE 'M'Q..I •• oa. 'WIDE WORLD i' BPY "That'• !uot tha point! I DO know what 1 want In 11fe • • ·that • WhJI'm after th1• raln .ln m1 allOWI!Mel• i WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG ~:00 Commuolty Ne111 MONDAW TIIBUUGB FRIDA\' 5:011 World, NaUooal N0111 5: IS Spotlllhl 011 Sports 8 16 Sip 011 5,25 Weather I t6 Mll!lcal Clock 5:30 Dinner M~ 7.llll NIWI Headlinell e:OO SW!set Blvd. 7:31 Mulcal Qoct 7:30 Stgn 011 SATURDAY 7 4li Tbo Ulellne 5: !5 Sign Oa 8 00 Ohto Valley Nea 8 ·OS World, National New. ' ' 1~ Mullcal Cloco 8 10 Sporta 7:45 Tho Llfell8o 8:00 Oblo VaDey NIWI I 16 Weather Ple1ure 8:011 World, Natlooal NtWI 8 18 Musical Clock 8 lilt Commuolty NllWI 8:10 Sports Todlf 8:1S Weatber Ptctun J 00 Talk ot 1111 TOWII 8:111 Musical Clccl 9 firt Mason County NtWI l:llli NtWI 10:00 FIIIDib Wonblp llcur ,, 00 Musical Cl-Jek 10 15 Pub!Jc Sen·tct 1:30 lloog • Story Tim. 1030 Laldlllrlng t:4S l"ammiJ Worship Hour 10 iili Work! News 10,00 Nea 11.00 MoriiiD& Melodllt 1o:01S 111g11 Scllooi mt PIJ'acll (ucepl Friday, 10:5!1 NeWI Churdl Bolla RIDI) 11:00 Arm, Tlmt II : 46 Work! Non 11:30 Speclal CommtDD,, IU~ MUIIII CouniJ New 12 00 Commlllllty Mea f'roCrlm9 12:00 Newt Roundup 12. Oll Local Nea 12' 20 Bulletln Board b 10 Markell 12,25 Nf!WI 0 Gnlllll 12,1& Mid Day Weather 12:30 llallmiQ Matinee 12"20 11:11ana Bullllfll Board 1: 5I NeWI Beat 12:3& Newt 0 Grams 1:00 Satllrdey Matinee 12,30 Agriculture Apat 2:55 News Beat 12:411 CounU, Go RlluDd HXI Satllrdey Madoet Uti N1111 Beat S:SI Newo Beat 2. 00 CounU, Go RlluDd 4: 00 OlsciDtl wttb Dool 2'55 NIWI Ileal 4:30 Top Tea Ra9U 3' 00 Let'• Tate • ar.u 1:00 N0111 Snm""'7 3,5& Non Beat 1: 15 Dinner Mnstc•'• 4:00 DllelDa wltb Dou uo latercban&l TIRRY •• • WYON THE BUDGET ...._________________ · - . , 1111 ot ....... oollep •• •• r~~t. &.A typo II. Ton IT. Fat GOEGLEIN READY·MIX:CO. ~ u . SlDtlto p ol' ':J."z:!.,~al e~':. -:,:n~ ::! }':"'~ :r".:r:·_:, •.,:':',. •: an '·"'- &bbr. ;...:~ :;o:~ .::e.~orll a a.- Ill..,.,. .. ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'J\ 6 4 Hlnrlua: Blaettnars ~46. d! l.abt'• . . . UI. Andloo lym. 81. Holy Brake Service Blaettnars 1 12. JN I 'a -- sOCiety ' Notes l.=--===-=='-im~"oi'~'•"~=P;;;;ort..;l;;;aniid=Miionda_;;;;;i;yiiev;;;;;;enln;;i.;iig;;i, I I 10.J.Ja aqWa lDd1ano lLTypo ot ............ e w••·"'"""·"·"·""· ~~e,mo,nt ,••,rl•b!~· ~~~an:~er sfnn~:;:1:U~t!':t ~T~or~at:hnll ~or c~~tro~o: ~ ae;~~~ ~oge,;:~f::t~n~ ~ IIOWll 1. Ol1o ., lilt 8 'J Tel· J. Gil u •• Ill "PPIppm'o ill-'-----------St' viii '"'"'" - "·"•·• P~e:t I . Vond Ptcp..- ~=::~:c~::dwi~~~:P::.r;-~ah::crlll~Y i::/'JJ . I DON'T HNOW WHAR I'D FIND M! ANOTHER COOK p.- ~ ~ydrs, :rsb :•en _ ..... 11.-......... ..... ., .. ce : .. ..... _ f.c:.... ...... - ............. -·--- - .._- =<--.ALJ'-...l.--l I'I. A - o t Fielder was a total IVers Ia!« for tltll crtme. ?. A lhouiht lor t.ba day-NC19· 11:1..- ~~a.:: ellat, lleDrlk lbaoD uid: "I 8AII• ' GOOGLii orod iNUFFY SMint hold that ...., Ia 111 1bf1 rlfhl NOT IN who It moot ......ly la '"'"" wllb t.ba futun.'' 311. Tlbetoa uHtT PRICE coNTRACT c.::::. ~~,.~ 1 -po--·· •. -.... II. Radium: ho L-~c~~~;~~!.~~J crime. . Be clled one Ytll' OWJ ... Apple Grove o·Ies sunday ~~ut~a~~''s,?!''t••!~n~op2:· N!'~~., thaPT.Ellen PLEASANT - Mrs. Re.o 1by Miss Adkins, 78, A p pIe oss. ()0 1'01.1 THINK I HAI'EL!m.E l.EAi()S(5 atiJIP. DAJl Y CROSSWORD •(80U &Qirl'o,_ l , OIIftf<w •. 0'4 U.A- vropoulll be Hia'hwa received1 Grove, d'ed SundaY mornlng at sealrd tbe offil'(' of thewmstate t Dlrflc:tor of Oh1o, at Columbus, Oh.lo, at her home after a long until 10:00 a m.. Ohio IEaaternl • 1· s''"'"'' Tim•. T""""' '"'' " · ness. She was the wtdow of 11164. Parta rorNo11. Improvement. 1. 2, 3, •· end lm 5 are ot- Ernest M. Adk'ms w prec ed · tflred u one ~'ontra~t · willtotal be ed her in death in 1961 ' She con!ildered Bn the b.ul.l and of the amount btd was a member of the Mt. UnMolp 00 '""'""ion Methodist Church. MEG·'fDA.Q.OO. Ste te Route No. 'fDA, Surviving are one son' Gil- · - : - : - - - - - - - - - ln tbe VIllage of Midd leport, t.y re.urraelng with a.phalllo: concret•. bert Adkins, Delaware, Ohio; Mr and "· Ed B P"'m'"' W<dth JO ' " " d ugh . ''"'9 gar rewer :;:.;•:: """''" - '·""·' c:a attended the 50th wedding 8D· ,.,i No. 2 aye.s, rs. B ug es, s. niversary c e 1 e bra •.to n of Wubtngtoncounty.Ohlo,onsecuonaMarle Sturgeon, Mrs. Opal Mr and Mrs SA Rs' de of WAS-21-3.2UUII 8.61 11nd 12.14 D l · Bottom . . tr n u. s. Route No.part> 21 , tn MUlllllnfUm. ea and Mrs. Belva Deal, al l Long of Ashton, Mrs. Helen Potts, Mr. and M;s. Tom Fit bad •,m,~ '"' w,.~ ,,.-. . _ ,. ""·' . · Vt'olet son were recent guests cof L-012 Pav nt Width 20 feet On'ent• Oht'o• ond Mrs n P'OJ teet or" 5.03 mi,",,,-' .. No •·, a r '. e aware, o, one parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ra1ph _... L 1 d D I Ohi Wa•hingtan County. Ot.tu, on .!lectloD a SIS er, 8 . . sse 0 Brewer and sons. • h If t Mr Be I J rdan wAS·!I0·5.s'f, 1.1. s. Route No oo. tn of Columbus Ohio; 33 grand- Re t ts f Eb Ca upnaltieT()wnahtp, concrete. b7 naurfactna: with c hild ren and• l4 great grand• penter Belpre cenandguefamt'ly 0 were er Mrr· Pavementw•dWidth roet - 9.292.8 children. Prol"' worll20 tenJ<.h . and Mrs. S. W. Durst of Port· teet or 1·76 mp,0,'1' No. 4 Funeral services will be held lond, Mr. •nd Mrs. E. E. Brew. WASHINGTON county. Oblo. on se~· Tuesday at 2 p. rn . in the Mt. er Don Brewer and Jeff Dul• tlon in WAS·3'fS-2.95. statAl Route NB. U mon · Ch ur ch Wlt · h the Rev. Archer • 375, Fearing Townah.lp , by tuUr· Mrs Emma Van• MetfacinJIIYlth aapha\tl~ concrete. OdeU aush officiating. Burial M. d. M B AUe PanoMent ·Wktt)llS f..t. . er, r. an rs, en n, ,~:;' ~"('"' Will be in the church cemetery Wesley Cozart granddaughter s on k~tlorlll Friends Waall.lnrton Count~.No. Ohio, residencemay call at the late Shelly 'ward• 'Ed Deem ' Gli, s<o« Roo<• No. • Taylor, Stewart; Carl Lee, Tom 1!176, In the City of Merletta, by reand S p · p U nd Do aurfaclng with uphalth: concreu. latklnl IPPlltebl• to State HlgbWI' am nee, or a : ra Department lmpruvemenb tn Cl1~.fl4. accord· Wells, Cathy Bissell, Hubert r.-u ec •n w, "w'"or ent .... - '"''' · · ence with Sectlona "1111.03, ,_, "'·"' mnn. om.oo 4 m .oo ,. 4 "''·"' , 1 '"' Wheaton, Duane Allen , Mn. 1 u Ire on flte Maxine Durst and Victor and tbe blddiru: propoSII" ln the department o~ hlfh111'BYI and "'om Each ,n.u1 be required t.o th • IUe withbidder hla bid certified che~ll .,!10°-.ut ~e "' ,... e , lv1aion 0fputy 41· - Greg Mlddleswart and Jeff for an amount equal to flya par Clnt • Thill director rellerYM the rtgbt t.o B rti . ted In th of hi• bid, but tn no e·unt mou rejotct any and an bida. rewer pa CIP8 e 1.ban ten tbno~and dollan, or I bond •. &. MAIH·T·· little leah-. ... basebiJI game al ror ten per c•nt of tilt bid payable Dll'eetor e•"· to Bidders the director. ="i mutrt appl7 . on the prop~r romu. prcquaUJ\ceUon tho Highw17fftrCredit Examiner. atwtth Colum· bus, obla. at li!Mt 10 daya bel01'41 th~Thedateminimum ~~et to op1n waa:ebtd•. to be pald to -" lobo• omplo,~ on thl1 -n'"''' :ban be. m act"u;;tan«o with .......tbe CREA~ On thta day In nl!tory: In 1717, Con&rao set up t!to first or1anlzed I(OVemm.nt - t ol tho oJ1&1nal colonioo wltb tho enactment of the riorthwu• Dr· dlnaoce· 1n 1863, rW!II brol:t all Ill Mrs. Adkins of •• Sl S I PI d Busl'ness Opportunt'tt'es .I :ret e a e t c~ -.,.-- - - - -- - - - FREE JCE -: ' SOHIO SERVICE ·Nith ........ " Nf'W Freenr or I' USED C I work pants and shirts. I WY 2-3898 POMEROY FOOD MARKET - Due to Freuer-Refrigerator Comb. ar C:hevalier, Long Bottom. iB ~health, bn \l& ·are offerinfo R ·for 17 30tp 6 ·our smess, acme USED FREEZER BUYS Pekinese. Instructions Food Mar.et, Corner Sth and 10 Cu. Ft.FREEZER Unlco ---1 Pearl.· Racine, CHESl _ $100 I, Mrs. W. W. Ca ll , 732 S)'Ca- - - - - ' --1 lntOhio.ted Any1 7-ll-3lc 20 Cu. Ft . FriCJidaire I more St.. Middleport. one smcere Y eres n a ! CHEST FREEZER _ $1SO fitc U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! gond going business, may 7 8 LOSE WEIGHT •afely with I Moo . women. , .., . "'"" "'" u contact Lynn or Pauline Hart 6roy Landmark .-cc==-c=-~- -- -- . -- $Hl2 .00 a w~ek. Preparatory tra\ntna: b d llex-A-Diet tablets . Only 98c NOTICE OF' SALE: The llnd- unt.t1 11ppotnted. Thl'lunnd• ~:~r Jolll etween 8:(10 a.m. an 8:00 pom ...at your druue. slore. , 3 30tc : NY 1.2181 Jack Carsey Mvr · d ·lS offenng · E:xpe.rience usuallyo• tllUleefla. p ..... m· 1 9 3tc er~agne lnfor'mJltlon Job'• I F.;.· 1.or sa Ie 1 1· FREE -ATI . E_N_T_J-ON h h·--- d 1 McCullough "35" sa w $75; _. c urc es, 1o g•·s. FOR SALE-- Middleport's tall 1 dressC'r $f1·, and I Uncoln Sf>l"vlce. Bo• 480. The civic groups. bends, 27a lea· est building, located 362 N. desk $5. Grace WeesF!, Ad- Dallf sonuntfll. ther upholstered theater sea ts. Second Street, Mtddleport mini stratrix uf the Estate of 2 five ton air conditioners Pric~ for qull.-t sale _ InQuire Ira S. Bartels, Decensed, Sy- MEN Ul • 3:i Train as Agent· For Part Tim• Wrnk Extr• Income and filter units. 1 oew, 1 used. at Ohio Hotel. 10 16 ttc racuse, Ohio. 7 13 3tc ()per JOOT::l " - America's Railone large star polli'Urn m~rh· i road~. Tra~ned men earr $400. l'Et\CHES L~<Hl Red F Recession-Depression Tip Tnp Orchard Coolville Sc N M · Proof BusinHI lne, theater snnnd equipment FOR SALE '· -· · ~' Y rees. $6110. GooC Health, H g b OhiO Phane 667 3800 . To handle the world tamoUJ Ca ll W'l 2-~:t20. The Sewmg , ~ :tRSON Ka" Harmot,Y J(Uitars . · ' h. ec atntain present Center, Ohio. lllnd A.mplif 1en , 24 month! to · - 7· 13 3tc mcorne while tr:linlng. Send R.C.A. or Sylvania N Add Pb N Bo i otto Tv d fast d' mov· 7-3- lOtc pav. see or caU fifful Jewel· •' · ...... N~e, re~s, ·. o. J ng~Jpe . . an ra lotubea, ers Point PleP'Iant, w. va . . . : Tile Dally Sentinel. sold thru the latest model do-GUNS Ph 5ll Bill W Les 22 mch Gravtty e();ll..fllmac!lf,: ~ , .. , . 2 \Otp it..yourseH tube testers. You 11 Wtolln•··'-·on e man1.Jl.3o•J" $75 Dana could up to spare $500.00 "me bu. y, scU and trade gtllll .. ~ · . W.. 00b_ Cal! evenings D month net in your time.per Bill Wellman. Les W•Jfian•<OI' me renner, yracuse. Real Estate For Sale Cash investment required to ;;-;;c;--o;;===,-----:- -- 7 13 3tp _ start $2190.00 up to $34Q5 .00.. at riffin Jewplers. Phone 50 K n .L TERMITES and protect Requirements: 4 to 8 spare ,..,oint Pleasant, W Va I lawn and shrubs from insecr• . ·-hours per week, reliable auto Lf 10 18 •Jc with ARAB IJ •-it Conce.,. "CFIIU' K;.ltl 'l and two relereoces . Please do Wante d To Buy tr: '"' Kmg B.Jilrlers S u p p 1 · ·- •' 1 '1 "·ddl t Oh ' W R to d 1 f t . 10 • un:von wants pur- Middleport - 6 • room frame ebusine"'• n a with as movmg repeat 'il I ""'* ,;. 11 tf" tl . an exceptional Co ., ~~.u epur , A,UTOMOBll.E lnst1rance ~eo •-r·o II"ced........ Callvuur w-u• opera· II •H .U: of profit of canee . ;;....AJ~· ~ ~ " chase - standing timber in home with tile bath, hot a1r high margin "" w u .-...-.lctrge boundaries. Cail WY 2- heating, enclosed porch, full vour own. Bl5Uc SINt'ER s h' 6273 It 6 00 I I t dl I _ ~ 1 ewtng mac IDes. a .er : p. m. basement, large lot with ncome t •rh mm• ate Ynew $59 50 up Se\·eral used (7) 7, lotc garage and drt'veway. Grav· No Hlllng or sollcltint required madunes at bargam prices Bus'tness Se-rv ·- -~ces el Hill loc.ation, ~ l'oM down Bulinlll 1, full'",., up for ' 1 · -v Help Wanted _ _ payment With 20 year loan you-Be your own bonThe ~ abric Shop. C:::inger Sales - -· and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio No tlmt clockt I BULLDOZE:R work, basements on bal ance. After alx month• experience;;;! WV l-2." 0 "~ 21 t[c S • h C Ill! «n. , 1andsearing, brushing, ponds. yracuse -:- .. " room ranc omp•nr w ng to •xte Truck Drivers Wanted wH\' PUMP your sep- LA:Iwboy serv ice and back hoe h?me b;;tth, . forced hat \ W<lla: Elmer Thien tie tan k. Get Klean·Em-AH , service. Charles Jeffers. Ph. a1r heatmg, • dtile floors, InduJtrl.ll e.. T k Cl d Th fhP. ~ Interview in your city; wrltt Th~ Uona oepartment applicable toofState lnghwayHell· De· .-x!JhC an eaner. Lan · WY 2-6222 (7) 1 tfc ermopene wm OWS, :a to Archw•Y Distrlbutlnt Co. putmt'nt lmprovem.-ntll tn accOT4· P. O. Box 107 1 mark Farm Bureau. Pome· ing bill $90 for 6 months) 745 Old B•ll•a Rd. Creve uce with secuou 411&.03 cn5.M Indianapolis, Indiana L 0 M COY UCTIONEE b • nd Coeur, Mo. 63141. Please in- t115.os 4n&.oe and 4.5.07 ot u.a roy. 6 29 30tc · C , A R, uilt-m range top, oven a ro:lude phone number In re• Rf!vl$1!d Code of Obta.'' LOOKING JOB? FOR SECURE Chester, Ohio. 3 23 tfc dishwasher, full basement URMI. and ~tpedllcau<Jl1a ere on an4 a1e lll Plan• the departmen~ of hlfhWIIYI NEW AND used clothing. Sold AUC"110NEER and carport. Lot (180X180) 1':::;::;:::;==;:::::;::--::~==~1 ~~::.nee ot th• dtvllllon deput,. dl· Trnln fn( u_ s. Civil servt"e t~•tw , at Pearl Hawthorne's at Mt] C lete Service $1000 down. FHA 30 year Male Help Wanted The <Hrector rnervtW the rilbt to s~e our sd omif'r lnwtrnctiorl rla n l· !l"'1or .,ah R'd1 ge. Racme. · 01no, · ..;amp loan on balan"""-. _ -reject ID)' P.andE. all bleb. 18 Months To P•y Ctttt ~radford '--"' MASHETER Route 2. Wl·9-3074 6-27·30tc \\'rile, .,._. ar Coolad Cottage Concrete bloek . MALE: Hawlelgh Dealer want-. llc~l.l'ln . A. C. BRADFORD with pine !loor, shingle roof ed at once. Good opportunl· "'o. ed 1948. located on the Ohio River, ty In Middleport, and write NOTice TO CONTRACTOal YOU PAY less for fine home Badlte,OIIIo blacktop road. Completr Rawleigh Depl OH G 840 105 u.,.:::~:T :~~~WAYI MALE: Men 18-33. See Railroad fumt shings at Baker Furnt I IJ tic with furniture llllld appli· _Freeport, IIJ. 1 1S ltp Columbo•• Ohkl Juna 26, 1164 hlltlioo'l ""'....... lorStat1edture in Middleport, Onto trairung Ad under lnstructions ances. $2500. ...,.tract ••••• Lit•• C.opy No . .._.,, ~.OX)-... UFI 1)'1 COesl;-kt-c:Oast wervice7·HOtp o::--;;c=~;;-.,=-•_u-;-;; u;.. c William Ingels. Salesnum For Rent uNITproponl• ,.1c• coNTRACT • CoAwentent tenAS a. analllte. au, JIIOW- paJ IMed sealed wm be received EXPERIENCED WY 2-247Z at tht olfh:e of thll State HighwQ - - - - - - - - - - - See Neili{ter Building and S'lP. ply. lt;:~cine , for better homes. I' 7-ll-3tcl F1JRNISHED roolii'SI'or male antU Dlre•tor of Ohio, It Columbwt, Ohio, 10:00 A. M.. Ohio O:.atvn) AUTOMOBILE For Sale or Rent renters. Cooldng privileges. standard T1111e, Tueldat. JtllJ 21, 19M kitchen cabinets and storm Hackett's Sohio Service • S Fif'~ A Ph for \mpro't'e:menlll ln: doore. 11 23 tfc FOR SALE - Al1 electric borne 21~ · h.u ve., ODf' Propaaele Nos. 1 to t lnd.u.tve are Phono WY :&.3191 2 BEDROOM. modem hom• I $11 ,.ruu ~, [n New lfaven, W•_\ WY 2-5433. 7 10 3tp ottered u "•• contJ:llt:t and wm bf! conaldered on tM b..ls ol the to1.al AND Pomeroy, 0. in Clifton. W. Va. Will renl 63 LeMans _ $2,195 ' ' I, Motn St. I va. 5' 't'tloms, bath. built . tn , FOUR ROOM furnished apm amount bl:r.poul No. 1 for $30 00 month. Marshall Pontiac Tempest 2 dr Sports I kitchen. garage, aluminum stdment. Pbone WY ~. Gallia County. Ohto. on Section OA.LDuncan. 7 7 6tp i Court' . Bueket seats. Auto . lng, nice location. Owner baa & ..., lie tu~.and oo. Statt. No. 1C1.by Inappl)'· W11 a l · j ' l ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - o J , ., "'' nut Pflrr)' Route TownahllJto 1 c:. hift Rado. One local own· I HOUSE for rent or sale~ by , er nea lly sharp. accept~ employment away FOUR R()I)MS, bath and base- ~rs~ ~~~:!'n~~:,. ~~~.!: ..~~e• ! montlll}' payment!'! on land I from thiS area. lf interested ment, furna- heat.P b 0 0 e Pa.,ement: Wt4tll 18 teet. Po 0 Ph 882-5451 N H '-"' ProJeot and Work Lon,U. 40.867.1 contract. 532 Mill Street, Mid· 62 Pontiac - · $2,295 meroy, one , ew aven. WY 2-\J3ll. WY 2·2143 4 28 tfc feet or 1.1" mu... Cata lna Hard Top CpP.. Pow dleport. Phone WY 2·5282 cr siPPring and brakes. Hy· with OaWa ~nb Ohio. No. on Seetton GAL7-3-12tc .. ROOM f'r.fi(IU.I J • 15 Uc dramatic. One local owner. , PIANO tuning . Newman Burapartment bath. '190-0.00. ua. st:ttte Routt. No. , . m 0 F:xtra clean. F M h' delle, Middl rt WY 2Pbono WY U385 Wolm>t, ""'" ob4 H.......,. 'l'o~· •rm ac tnery c'--epo 18 30tc FOR SALE In Middleport. 4 • I • . Uc r.:.m!;:" FOR SALE -- 41 inch -lntema-! bedrootn brick bouse, 2 THREE ind 1 · fttmlsh ;:!,.;;~at: Wldtb v 1 riab1e. tional Comhine. Phone Wl g.. 1 Pameroy, Ohio HEATING. Plnmbtng, MaeDer baths, lot and a half, out of eel IDd ...:. Lentth 3Un rm 12 1 tic '122.7 . 7-tl.tltp · ~· Fornacea. t\nJold Bntlllen. high water Nice location. menlil. WY U434 ,_,., No. ' POTATOES and beans. Clar- ' DUE TO illness, sell IS18 Ea!lt Maln Stree&. PomSee by appointment, or call ... =====,_--.,,--.,-.,..,---, Melt• Oollnty, Section · .,I must d B .,,.tTiftftl'lt'\ __ .. .--..-t.. hed 884-08.00 uo Ohio. Slate on Route N-o.vro884.. th•te fOIfhowmg ence Proffit, Portland, Ohio, : " Y . :JVI WY 2-2886 or WY 2-3250. ruru .. .mnl!MI illal wuunw:t ln Sdplo To..-nlblp. b' 1pplyble 1 h I h' eroy. Pbolll W1 WIG. arlm ~ ,_.. • tb bitumlnou rodtnllll' mrfar:e coune.• VI 3-22S4. (7) 7 lotc tgh (6) 10 Uc ap en... ........... , ., e Item T-33. M•thod owe•. C! y s ove' orizona 7:::20:::tl:c:.' Worltvutable. Leqth lO,M,l.l wall drill , 3 ft. r-onveyor, Ohio· 8otf11. 84Z-tfe Project Paven:umt~andWtdtb complete rear end ror ForU FOR SALE: 7 room1 and batb. MODERN 4 room CJnd batb fnt or 1.9'1 mullle. 4 ONE M. M. Power Unit 125 ' f ' for partlCl, 200 amp. Profeuional Dry Cleaning house on RUtland Road. furntsbct apartment PbotM! IAwrenclll on lhctlva H. P ., 1 R~d Seal Co11tinent- weldP.r , cultivetor, lorchcs, , and Shirt Laundry Large lot. Aluminum &tonD WY . _4 LAW-1tO-o.oo. Bla\eLawntnc:e Route NG.Cou.n.t)'. '7911,1D ·•or 12 ~. ~~ "' Muon Towulhlp. al 85 H. P Dump truck bed garages. hose, 1955 Ford F l 1 Hour CINnlng doors and windows. RP..asOtt-l;:;==;-;--7' --,,----,._:..:-;-;- OhJ,., b:t applyinl a btturntDOUtrold12 ft. lofl? I - I956 Ply· 60() truck flat bed Portable I able . Kenneth Searle. SH 2- TKPEE bedroom house on tJB. m,.~.....rt.~c~. eotlrM Item T . I I Altering •nd Repairing p "' mouth with ~oo:l ttn~s. 1 ~ir compressor, tin . roofing, Pock... •nd Zlppen S012. 6 11 30ic colD run. Pomf!t'Ol b 0 De P•verMn\~ W*b 18 teet. WI """"'•"' - mv • -•• Project 1n6 Wd Lentul a.oou~ rNI:, Wagner front end ktader . fits 1h inch drill. drill bits, taps. ~ ua "~: •~-. or o.5, mil• 10 1bo. Dry Cleani- $2.00 •• tf ...,.. Whatever you blllld, do all 4000 Series for tractnrs. mechanical hand tools, cnr· IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom. t C U!Uo It the convellleDt. low· Will sen OT tr ade for liVt"· pent<1' tools, biMer Jbllll be l'<llqlllred te mint tools, PICKUP & OELIVERT modern borne, near school, FURNISHED and unfurnished Ule&edt blddlnl propai&L cost concrete way. We stock. Call WY 2-11273 after few 2x4'~. puneys, sprockets, Mndem in."'U]ated, Rail board apartmenta. 134 Mulberry ftlll wlt.h b~ bid a certttted checll: tor m1z and deliver ready 10 6:00 p. m. (71 1 !Ole cheins , bel1s, misceiJanMu51 ABC CLEANERS beatJ.Dg, large lot 12 1 295. Ave. Ph. WY 2-8615. HoJiler :, ,!' po,m Order 11ow1 METAL BED. Two sets itens. Pau l L. 8ailey. Bailey & SHIRT LAUNDRY Phor.e r a. m. t.> S p. m. WY Hysell. s 25 tiC" . . springs, laundry cart, 6 qt. Run. 0111 WI 2-6455. M•son. W. V1. z..3974; E<•nlng•, 1 to 9 •p.tic m. lhoBld~r:t ..,...,.,, ... 713-5543 ttnJ , J1\lll IPPIJ• oa tb• prGPft 6 2441 7 10 3~ ';;~~"""7'""""'"""""'==": pressure coo er, an like n' ~ Leg•l Not.·~fonnii,' pfellUaiKie¥1•• tlw • k•••thf f -::==-==-~·--= i : --•- - J:IIJhWIYfeWCnd.lt ' l.a1ftlnllr ••wttb COlllJD. new. Men I f..w ng. ine WHY BUY a Carpet Sbampoo- HOUSE painting, inside and FO~ SALE -. 4 r:oom. cotta~c=. - - --- ______ :::- ::·~ •t, t!~ ~~:ll'• betare Phone WY ~214 shape. New weful artides of er? We'll Joan you one outside. Roof repair a fl d With bath, mce ,<)cation.. •t · · NOTfCI ' OP ·1A1.1 ·.-:. '·" The lliJn\Jftum wap t11 a. plld &e kinds. Mar-garet Bailey. FREE to clean your car rainting Work guaranteed, eldra . lots • drilled wells _·_:;~ .r . r.:_: ;.tleea 8141otwlll be i'HIIliY~ at !bat~¢-: aU labor ·o.-etnpiOFIId 011 tllll eoftkad ., WaHler d P'\l,ltl. ·~ ,ilheiHW' IJI, toCOr4aftQei wiUI • ·• •01 ST. 'MIDDLE-RT ege .• · yracu sP. Y pets with Bll!e Lustre. \3sker reasonable rates. Phone quire M. · A. Hall. Reeus-: · vnttl 1\117 111, IUIC. tor ·• "'flctied'ali"or· rrevatt1n1 liouii:J' · w .,. . ' • . ....., W Rd S Coli 6391. (7J 7 lOtc Furniture. 7 I 6tc VI 3-.0:700 7 II 6tp ville Ohio. 7 13 3tc ::u:'.::::..:.:.be~t :..~Y:tJ.;..,....,._ ~ • By RICK DU BROW original musical ever wrlltell Uollefl Pnoo Joternodooal for television by Richar<l flod. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Noles gen and the late Osear Ham" watch television by : merstein 11 . Cuoveatloa TaD<: Emmet Falun Bulneu: Grouchll John Hughes, oneUme opeeci>. Mon will be hoot of NBC-TV's ~rllor for Dwight El....OOWer "Tonlgbl" program 1 0 r lbe ond • columniat lor Newsweek, week starUng July 27 while va· ~ one of tho queatlonen of Seo. cationing Johno)> CarSOI' coo1 hruslon Morton, chalnnan of tlnuea his nightclub act in Laa the Republlean national conv.,.. Vegas ... Pat Boone 11 tile flU. tlon, on CBS • TV's " Face ill "Tonight" bost the weelt o1 tho Nation" Sunday . • . On July 20. Monday, the first day of t h e Plao: With former President convention, Dr. Milton El...,. Eisenhower being offered as bower. brother of the former part of ABC _ TV 's RepubUcan Pr..tdent and the announced convention broadcasting team, nominator of Gov . Wllllarn the network 's news department Scranton nut week, will be a will hold the air for oeveral guest on NBC • TV'• "Today" minutea before and after hlo program. telecasts " so that he will oot Reprtoe: A new 90 • minute he ldentlfled wltb any comprnductlllll ol tho 1957 Rodgers merclals." , &nd Hammersteln musical tele----THE ALMAN%C vlslon special, "Cinderella." will be presented on CBS - TV By United Preoo IDtematlonal In March of next year, In color Tnday is Monday, July 13, the . , • "Cinderella" Is the only l951b day of 1964 with 171 to j Lost and Found - - - - - - - -· LOS'!'· _Ladv's Elgin walrh at Rutlattd Park , the 4th or JII· ly. R"word. Ca ll Sll 1·o4i4. 7 10 Jtp ____ ... _- - - - - - f:::l~df :o:~~~- s~~::' ~:t.~· ~~· w:;"'~\,.:.'· I ~;::::;;;;~F~o~r;:::~a;;;;e;;;;;;;;;:::~ '-:::=::::::=::::::=~'1 _ Notice Business Services . \ Funeral Held Monday for Mrs. McGuffin "Pomeroy. ••'• 0 and " ' ' two •• '"' vmu• ol Mu.e~ oc~ lo~.t Real Estate For Sale 1'-:==::----:=====--===-:=:---:====11 o"" l2•00 noor 1 m 'lUAUTY ~~ ,i owT'll 01 Pomeroy Motor Co. f;r~~l c"!~!~~~~:~;~;~f;~~~ f\~~~~: Pom eroy M tor co... (Jf. rEs ~ Centlo liUillrt'IGns wnnl fm ~enullvl' - - 2 SIGNS I -- July 13, 1964 N. C.: one brother, W. ' Rickards Alignment - Service.' SMALL RoiJSE'aiiif large lot ml ........., , , , _ I formerlv Grueser 8 0 d V on Railroad St., Middleport.j_an~h!r .~rn~1 d:• ruerved to reJect 1 OP I Works 1. Z86 w Mam St. . 2500.00. Cont.Jt.ct on week rr1 ,, 8, 1 L. u. 1t. lito Pomeroy. Ohio R H. Rick· ends. Ira Wellman, Bradbury . •oTt•o To eoNnAcTo•• 1 13 atp ard. Phone WY 2-3576 :::~:, o:f ~~~C:.wAVI Wheel balancing, auto glass. Auto Sales ton~~!~~~~~.ot!;·,/~':.,'~•~':.: u PT PLEASANT F eral -UNIT f'RICI CONTRACT • Un brake serViCe. 1963 Corvair Mon1a Cpe. $1995 '51 OLDSMOBILE ror parts. at sealed propoa•,. wUI be- re:eetud services were held Monday at tbe: office ot tt1e State ~hway 5 27 441c $25.00. Contact on weekends. Director ot Oblo at Colutnbut. Ohio 2 p. m. at the L. G. Mohr FWl· Rl'd vi n.vl trim and buc!u•l seats, 110 H.P. engine, 4 on the ________...:.....:.__....= floor . Jet black £ini!iih , good tires. Radio and hPat er. until 10:00 A. M.. Ohlo (EU:tern> al b standard Tlme:. Tuell4a 1 , Ju~ 21 . er ome for Mrs . Florence l ra WeII man, B radb ury . 7 13 3tp l964. t'" lm,r;:;::z~n~•o.' n~ McGuffin, 76, of 2228 Lincoln 1962 Volk$wagen 2 Door _ ____ Only $1545 FARMF.fiS: for the best blllls. 1 at the best price, with the ·' 'he Ramlilr:r Me1aa Counly, Ohio. oo section taO· Avenue, who died Friday night Light gret>n finish , vinyl nterior Heat er. Tir~s like new . Save 1 gas and have fun . nation 's leading sires in Dai- World Sb~ndard 11 Compad ~~~~·:"md5 ~~...e RT:~n~~b7~. : ;ta~ at the Sun Ridge Convale&eent PT. PLEASANT - Sheriff's --"-llblnl witb stabiiiUd baH coutM, Home 1n Columbus department investigated two .:.... ..,&n;-.-,; Item• T·30. B· ll l. •nd by appl71nt · ry and beet For [orenoon 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1495 Posilractlon rear axle, new convenience service. ca ll by Rig OM room. <Ide &Jid perform !m ""'"' ""m"'· ,. New Mrs. McGuffin was ln mishaps Saturday resulting In 8:00 b. m., afternoon service ance Small ear econom, aDd Pavement: Wldlh tB reet . Haven on November .t property damage, but no perI Project. and warll Lena:tb 41.184 tnt 'Zf sonal ' inJ'urles by ) :()(' p m., by ca ling IDUBgerabWty or 1.80 mllel. 1887 the daughter of the late . 0 Curtiss Breeding Service lnc. lloo "Thfl date aet ror completion of L ther aa d Lenor Board Mill er. tThe ttlil work shall be a• lftt (orth to the u 3 fllSt toccurred Lock 11 Saturday Roo ""r "-,.. ... v ' ; Uf.l i" J'A. • I Technician, Leland Parker, MetropolitaD te Each 1•roposa1." biddeT shall be required to She was a member of the St · a17 P· h m. · a hl I don · t<., POMEROY. OHIO Pomeroy, 0. Ph. WY 2-2284. E. Mall olreel, Pomeroy '"' ""' •• " ' • " '"""' "'"' '" Peters Lutheran Church, Pt. w en a ve c e 1 nven "' .-~0111 ..,. ., ..,-....,. ·• , 1111 bid, butequat tn noto Bvent rnoreantthan Eastern George C· Leport. ' 69 HenderAlbert ''" arker • Ches"ter , Oht'o · .-, an amount fin ....,, of Pleasant, Orde,r of Ph. 9115-341>. 6 24 30tp f Z2 lk '"" """""' ''"""· " • bood ,., Star and White Shrine of Pom· son, was attempting to back 8 In· SI FOR ~;_:..:.:,.::.:,:.:.:____:._::;...~~ tan par ePt of hit '-IIIII, payable to , to his garage and struck car SALE &u1 Gneaer PIIUDbllll ... 1962 PONTIAC. $125(). 4 door app].y on lM proper eroy. Ohio, a.nd the Daughters driven by Mary Lee Berkley -u •• :.... Catalina. blue . .finlorma. for prequall!lcatlon tbe of S the· Amencan \ f loUifi Highway Credit to:xamtner, atwith Colum· . hRevolution. h b d 23, Hen derson. Nelthef drl Ver• 24" MOTOROLA T.V. 1 o or -""- ........ ISh automatic transmtsslon bu•. ohio, at le:aHt to day• bef'ou urV1vmg are er us an • .._,.~ Pr......., dam ROO.M . and mvahd sup- model , very beautiful. Army v..... ' .., 1/!dle rt can wv th"' date aet to open bid•. Tom McGuffin· one son Char- was "t"''•.r age I d fo o o Eod uoor sewer ..oublell ""ay. ~·P . ~ . , . The min imum wa•e to bf! paid to , • . was estimated at $50 to the P If'S an( aJ s r Y ur c ID- tent, t6x16 in very good conme' laa•o aD -"" power steermg. power brakes. all 1aoor @'mployed on this contract les Rayburn of Pomeroy, Ohio; Leport hi 1 nd "'"' . fori WE' c· rrv a ('Omplete " shall be "" accMdlnc• w;th tb• t ds h M Ger ldi ve e e a JIIW• mmar d • • I dition. Doss E. Hutchinson, Sewer Macbblel radio and extras. 910 Broad- "Schedule or Prevaillnt: Hour]}' Wat• wo ug ters, rs. a ne d - .... the Berkl lme Jr crutches. wheel chatrs, Letart, W. Va. 895RatesDepartment Ascertained ofandIndustrial DeterminedRei•111 Eckenrode ' Orlando • Fla. ' •and amae w ey ear. at 4 Z9 tf~ the 5289. I nd r Reasonable Raw The ...second was Saturday 2693 ' commour::S, urma s, u e 7-1o-4tc tioru applicable to Stat~ R1JhWI7 De- Mrs. Emma Spangler, Raleigh, 3·30 s nd mu Road pads, bed pans, etc. RoHer ' ·CaD Wl z-z974 oa, ot Nlpt 1956 CADILLAC, air condition- partmenl Improvement• tn aCfOrd · . p. m. on a 0 Pharmacy WY 2·3586 Mid· BEAUTY Shop equipment for 7 21 tic ing. radio, heater, good white ·m,&;''!:.::' !,',";':,'; five mlles east of Pt. Pleasant dleport. ' 6-26-30tc sale, 4 years old. A good buy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;..._ wall tires, full power. $495.00 Pll'lnll and ape~:iflcatlons of Ohio." arlll on fllll when a car driven by Eugene .,~ ---- EqwppPU for 2 operator3. Inquire M. A. Hall, Reeds- in the dfpartment of hlwhwar• and R. Waugh, 18, Rt. 3, Leon, WINDOW porrh shades. all Write: Box 688B. The Daily 1 ville, Ohio. 7 13 31c of "'' ''•"'"" '"'"" traveling east and a westbound __7_-1_J).lj _lc. l Insurance ;;i";:.::• '"" ,,.,, .. ' car driven by Patricia Ann free estimate. Dale AKC reg1steffi:l Chihuahua pup. P . E. MASHETER Fielder, 18, Rt. 1, Pt. Pleas-Wip,,r. 215 Un io• Ave. See at 918 South Third, JOHNSON, SlmpsoD Insurance "'" ant, sideswiped. Damages to PometO). Ohio. Middleport, or phone WY 2Ageocy, ln. AU [onns ol In NOTICI TO CDNTRACTORI the Waugh car were estimated 6 25 JOtc 3689. 7 7 6tp ouranc'O. Jim Jobasoo and •• at $500 and the 1959 car driven Putlllrflllor 9·1111 - o., 81 Television Rev11e follow . 1 New York City againSt lite <Irati The moon ls apprOIIC!tlng Ita law. ftrst quarter. Jo 1186, Horace G<oeley lfl. The momin8 stln are Jupl viood fedtrol cl.U - a 1t1 ler, S.tum, Man, and Venua. "I• wut." Those born today are U00.. lD tNI, Adolf ElehiiiiDII uld the •ten of Cancer. durin& hll trial Ill Jnel 0.1 t.ba ldiUD& ol JOWl ... a trw. •. -~- .,. 1: 30 SleD 011 WMPO Radio IIOND.t.l t'111W ~t 1:00 Sip 0111 NOWI 1:1)1; Sacred liMrl 1::10 Cowllry Jami!One 1::10 Farm NOWI 1:35 Paul Bowen I:'> Melp Ct Alf, 11:11. 1:01 1:. 1:10 l:atl 7:116 t:U 10:15 7:110 N8WI 10:21 7:011 TIDT'• Cblpel 7:31. !Ilea 7:36 Plcbut: Blrtlware j'l'uu.·Tbun.l 7:60 Nowo Roport 8:0tl Breaklut PartJ 1:10 Roy'l Food 8uket 10:4& 11:011 !1:15 11:00 12:U 12:30 81iDOa ClouatrJ CGuDtr: Muold 'niDe Jamb DI'M UTTLI ORPHAN AMNII Jotm Rermt Brtakl..t PoriJ J!lllll Bulcll 8bo1r Tho Good Lift ......... Tbo Air Thlt .. llullo Top Toa 8bo1r Top TID llbow (DulliOiliiiJ Nooa N11N1 14ualcal laWllldtt Ret. &lerllD Tetu \ :00 Platter l'lriJ Van l'lllkS Sparta 7:10 Swtdowu Slnudl IIU:• l'undtureoWifi.IJI r:ao 111J11 011 Opoa a-. NtWI lllNU.lt I:IMi CoffM Wltb Jtlllll 7:05 Sign 0o t:4ft lieU, Newtoo 7:10 FnDcb ~ laplllt 11:00 Mlbl.wl.l Aunol. t:IIO WIDp ol Reolm, 11:11; Colllllr)l Drltt.n II·W t:a lllbJe lpealb Ill Yota 11:16 MuOill CL Alf, M'hl 10:00 VOioe o1 JrropbaQJ U.16 A.I.C. l'rGin»>'rr 10:3& Wasil. Roper~~ 111 Ptop11 U:U J'amiiJ WOI'IIIIP-Tbun. ll:OO Sunday SOOw ll:O 'nuy'o Coumr, JbW 12:00 NOOD NIWI 12:00 N0011 Report 12:15 Otrlllllllllour 12:!0 a-ten 011111 atu-rrL a, $0 Rov. ltlorllD Tttll 12:11 Mllllo Jllll fGr Y• 1:00 Blll,y Gnbam 1:1& BluiiDar llbo1!-1'utl. ,,. LatlleraJI Boar 4:10 Loeal Nib 1:10 Tbo Owrob r\1 lfGit f:64 Bowllae Soanl 1:00 c-trJ 1bmD Tlmn 1:00 N1111 I:U Wurld Ia limn 7:10 Sip 011 1:00 llpllat llour IA'l\JIIDA'I r:Ot 11aa oa 1:111 1:• 1:1111 1:110 .UII AND ILATI �, I - •. Church Class Goes on Trip 'Around World' I"" By Lucille Hawklnl Canterbury borne, after whichpipes tied with green bows with the serving tray. 1 A short bushless oea!OII w-. The tooting ol horns and noise they were invited to the Hv- gr.,.nery extended to the white Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Smith conducted by Mrs. Desoauer IU!kers, and waving of goodby log room. !table cover. 'assisted in serving. Miss Chris- and plans were made to serve coffee and the Women's Gwtd for tbelr .. fnends marked the J'oumey In true fashion they removed Large sh amrocks were p1ae- Itine Grueser served th tab! M . · t Jul " rty 1 Mary Shrine Mainly About Holds Special Meeting Friday People In Mary Shrine, White Sllrlne of Around And About M'dell rf I epo Pomeroy ~=-i.:'.;y ':~!,~~I~ JOOF hall for a -~-t of •~~ ~ structlons conducted by Vida Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs Carson of Marietta district eulllrtained the Dill famll' deputy. ' reunion Sunday at their borne, Flora Long, worthy h 1 g h Flatwoods. Present were Mr. priestess, and Allen Hughes, and Mrs. Allen DUI, Sr., Mr. watchman of shepherds, presld- and Mrs Chark!s Wildermuth ed and presented were M t 8 8 and daughters, Sandra, Cathy, Carson, district deputy, Allen and Teresa, and Mr. and Mn. l!ugbes, district chairman of Rollln Dill, aU of Pomeroy; membership, Jesse Brinker, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill Jr. and deputy oupreme watchman of sons, Michael and l"evin of she herds and Edith Hutslnpll- Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. ler p Elilabeth Lear Mabel Ben- WilHam Bowers ano children, nett Naoma Brinker Fern Lisa and Randy, of Cuyahoga Ch.;,..brew and Ma' Hughes Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Bearha , ry • and sons Timothy ana ScotL past worthy high priestesses of ' Mary Shrine and Jeanne Riley Mrs. R. A. Thompon of PIIJs. of Marietta and Kell1leth Riley, burgh, Pa, and cousin, Mrs past watchman of shepherds of Carl Wolfe of Wheeling, W M . tta Va., returned to the1r born., ~~~.; reported that Pauline 'Thursday after, a visit with Atkins had a broken foot and Mrs. Thompson z slstor, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds will enter boo- Mary_ E. Ohltnger. pltal next week. Miss Carson Mr, and Mr: Edison WesSI and Mr. and Mrs. Riley each returned to thetr home. _Colum· k brl fl bus Fnday after spending a "'1tethe :~:.~ ol the meeting, couple of days with Mrs. Mary refreshments were served from E. Ohlmger. a table with yellow cover and _MJSs J~dy Th~mes of Crook"' centered with an arrangement v~le OITIVed Frtday for a Vlstl of brown and yellow flowers. wtth her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Mrs. Alonzo Custer returned home Saturday after a week'1 · 't · Hun t"mgt on, W. V~., VISI m with her slsteJ" and brother-tnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Caverlee. Mrs. Harold George, Gallipo- Linda Warner, dsughler of lio, was honored with a layette Mrs. Jay Warner attended the h Tuesd · ' s ower ay evemng at 4-H camp at Canters Cave last the home of her parents, Mr. week. a nd Mrs. L . W. McComas wt'th Dr. and Mrs. P hit Harbrecht M~s. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Robert and family of Louisville, Ky., Rtnehart and Mrs. Carolyn are guests of his mother, Mrs, Johnson hostesses Raymond Harbrecht ' · · Pastel c~Jors were. used in George Korn Jr. of Columbus the decorations and gifts were spent the weekend with hill placed in a maple cradle. Mrs. parents, Mr and Mrs. George Wi1son conducted games with Kom Sr · pnzes awardedtoM rs. J ames Mr. and Mrs. Garland WeavSouders and Mrs Robert Ord • returned to their borne in · · Cake and punch were served Vandalia Sunday after a week during the evening end visit with her father John Invited guests we~ Mrs Ad· Sautage ' . . . . . . nan Carson and daughter, DlX- Mr. and Mrs. Fredertck Bar. ie, Rutland_; Mrs. Charles Stepp tels and Mr. and Mro. Tony Mrs. Martin George and Mrs. Cebrick of Youngstown wen Herman George, Gallipolis; weekend ugests of Mr .Bartel's Mrs. Ernest Hawley and dau- mother, Mrs. Edna B!lrtels. ghter, Ellen, Betty_ Greenlee, Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. Roher! McElbmny and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Campbell daughter, Karen, Mrs. Joanne of Youngstown and Mrs. Delio White and son, Jerry, Mrs. For- Shaw of Athens were Saturda' rest Bachtel, Miss Carol afternoon guests of Mrs. Edna Bachtel, Mrs. Cheater Erwin, Bartels Mrs. Eber Lewis, Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans and Dutton, Ellen Dutton, ~s. John Pamela and Jay of Canal WlnBake~, ~s. Mont Miller and chester were Sunday guests ol Conrue Mtller. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Pamela remain. Birthday Observed ed for a week's visit. memll<'rs ol U>e HHppy their shoes and sat on the ,ed at each corner of the lgrape _Jwce at e e. rs. Christmas n Y pa on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley, llarvesters class of the Feder- ' floor where tea was served tab! and ll nes /Neutzllng told of tile country July 2Z at the church. Mll<e, Cathy, and Barbara, and 0 •ted church " around the world " Mrs. Louis Re1bel told of the wer:" g~ven th:m•guests to land th~ group sang the Italian on the trip, each person took Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lauder~·nday at 5 p m. jcountry of Japan, thelf quamt ,ear. Small gadgets in the song, Come Thou Almtghty an Improvised piece of luggage mUt, Jr. ha~e been on a camp, containing articles one would log and fishmg trip on the MusThe ftrst slop ul the caravan customs, and spoke of the Ja- form of can openet'> were also King . , of five cars was Japan, at the anese cherry blossoms. The given each guest. Mrs. Mein- Leaving Mrs . Weeds, the need on a trip of this type. The kingum River at Beverly. Ohio, home of Mr and Mrs Harry I home was decorated Wltb these hart was assisted by Mrs . Fred group went to the church Which contents of each luggage was Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laudennllt Canterbury , Athen s Road. The , blossoms and had a slamm tree Dessauer, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and represented the Umted States. emptied on tables and M r s. and sons, Jeff and Greg of Coldgroup was greeted hy the Can- fplaced In front of the fire place , Mrs. Max Meinhart in serving The room and table were dee- Llfie Hauck won the prize for well and Mr and Mrs. Robert terbury's granddaughters, Mrs . ! ~1th blossoms on the televJS- Irish stew, crackers and mint orated with flags and re<l, white having the most items In her Caruthers and Mrs, Hael George Sisson and Mrs Phil.l ton and tables. The group sa~ lemonade. As guests were seat· and blue colors. Patriotic nap- luggage. Board joined the group or ip Radford, attired In Japan- "Bless Be the Tie That Bmds .ed at the tables, Mrs. Kennedylktns were used and the L shapJuly_ 4th. ese l'Ostumes, who took them and went on to the home of . told of the country and the ed table had an arrangement Colored pictures were taken Mtss Freddie Houdashelt on a tour of the flower, fruit Mrs . Cleland Hines, Fisher St., group sang "My Wild Irish of red, white and blue flowers. fat the vanou:o stations through- spent Friday In Columbus on and vegetable gardens at the -Pomeroy. Rose" Mrs . C. J . Ebersbach and Mrs . lout the evemng by Mrs. Den- business, ll Canterbury served a dessert ver Thoma. Before departing, Mrs Nan Moore Is In Urbana France was represented at The. lsl d of H an awa was ref .ce and w r tbe 27 members sang "God Be . 1 Mens Block LH!her the Hines borne and on the presented at the home of Mr .l course o orange a· . • . " this week where she Is attend· table and throughout were tbe and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Map- ~rs. . . ~1th You Tlll We Mee! Agaut._ ing a laboratory school confamous red popp1es and a re- le Place. As guests entered the 8-Datly Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0., July 13, 1964 c• nlng. the new material for production of the E!ffel tower. home the Neutzling's granddauMethodtst Sunday Schools to By Podwln Mrs. Hines was assisted by her ghters, Maralynn and Caralynn be used this fall. daughter, Mrs. Denver. Thoma, Tracy and Melanie Burt exRicky Chne, son rt Mr. and C-D·E and Mrs. Larence Lanning, who tended greetings by placing Mrs. Mtchael Cline (Maida Widths rue a Hawaiian lei made up of Roush) of Rto Gra!'de "' spendreceived the guests m t Reg. $9.95 _ _ French form. pastel shades of yellow, pink, mg the summer wtth his grand· French pastry was served blue and green around their parents, Mr. and Mrs. AHred ' from a reed basket tray with neck. A green' molded plneapMeigs County Pomona Bend July 27 , Chester July 7B, Roush. while his parents ~re ha~dle !ted wtth a large red pie salad with pink rosebuds Grange hdd Its regular meet- Star Aug. 8, Columbia Aug. 14, nttendmg the summer ""-':'100 Middleport, 0. the Hemlock Aug. 15, Ohio Valley at Rto Grand, College .. RICk? satin bow. In the center of the on the top and Hawiian punch ing Friday evenin& at - - - - - - - - - tray was a. small arrangement were served from two tables Rock Springs Grange ball with Aug. 24, Racine Aug. 26. spent the weekend wtth his of red popp1es. Fnnt punch was beautifully decorated in flower Master Stanford Stockton preparents at Rio Grande. I served for the drtnk. Mrs. Roy arrangements of white pink 'd" He also announced that Chos- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle 51 Seyfried ghaveEiaf resume odr lhhe rose and yellow, which 'extend~ r::~rts from 11 Granges ter, Alfred, Htmlock and Rof'k a~d children, Butc~ and . DebPOMEROY , OHIO country, t e e1 tower an t e ed the entire length of the tab. b th Grange will make ex- b1e, of McCounelsvtlle, vtsfted 1ary'. Springs were Sto gtven legislative Y e secreagent hi'ui't s a I the Metgs · County F atr. · recentl Y m · M'dd~ I ort·g·m of the red poppy. Each les and were interspersed with Leo I n:por WI'th TONIGHT & TUESDAY guest was presented a Frf>nch pink and rose tedry, th . • Mrs. Atkins announced that Mr and Mrs George Hudson WaJt Disney's · ~resen e reappor 110nmen1 f f d · · ' bere! whi c h .they wore throug h- The candle holders "THE THREE LIVES were tied bill that wil! come before the Brenda Deeter o A 1 r e daughter, Carol, and other reiOF THOMASINA" ,out the evenmg. They sang the with huge bows of nylon net In Se t f t J 1 20 H Grange represented Meigs co"n- atives. (TP.ChnJcolorl n~e 1~r vo e ont u Ylte ·See ty in the National Sewing Con- Mr. and Mrs Jack Kelty of Patrick McGooban . Susan IDoxology for the parting song. pink rose and blue Small plasRaveling on to other parts or tic 'envelopes containing eye uFrg k aLaperh:;ons ndo wrSt h n. test at the judging in Co!•Jm- Columbus, visiied this week HampshiTe. Karen Dotrice. ·ran uscea epen , . Jack Stewart. France and West Germany, the glass cleaners were given as y W ·h· t k- bus June 20. Miss Deeter p~ac- wzth thezr parents, Mr. and C 0 Disney Cat1oon1 group visited two of their .s1ck f<:~vor·· Mrs Meinhart gave a . oungthe , aslomg otn, ·. ·t aths. ed among the top 17 entries. Mrs. Marvin Kelly 19 Futurette: Meet Mr. · Rhod "' !short "·description · mg m vo e agams · bers, Mrs. J oSie mem of the Island b"ll Both the State b aklng •nd Mrs. Lucille Mayes Is the Ml•chlef 1 and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. Af- and the group sang, "Aloha · Sewing centesis will be held at gt:est of her son and family, ter well wtshes were extended, Oe." The granddaughters Dress- The degree of Pomona was the September meeting of Po- Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes WED. ond THURSDAY fhe group sang •·what A Frtend · H .. f hi 'th exempltf1ed 10 full form for mona . Hemlock Grange will he and family ir. Lima She plans Jury 15-lfl es m awauan as on, WI J wr.·1'te 0 r Har rlsonvill · NOT OPEN We H~ve ln. Jesus," and prar- grass shirts, leis Rround the umes , e hoss at the September meet- to accomp:m) them on a vaca-. ers were g1ven by Mrs. WII- neck sandels and flowers in Gr~nge. Mr. and Mrs. George ing. tion trip. FRIDAY and SATURDAY liam Kennedy and Mrs. Louis their' hair danced two hula hu- Wh1t.e also were ~ccepted on Russell Roush, son of Mr. Julv 17·18 IRPibel. B~shLo;; of fresh fruit Ia numt.>ers and sand the Bark· demJts from Muskmgum coun- .A special meeUng of Pomona and Mrs Alfred Roush is work"DEAD RINGER" h 'k he ty . . · master's degree at . .. . wtllbeheldAugusl'atthe . ing 00 his 0f't!f' Davi s & RPtle Da"· i~ -~ were given eac sic mem r. ing Beatie song accompanied The home or Mr. and Mrs . b ? Metgs county will VISit Vm- Salem Center School Wltll Vm- M h ll U · · !hi 1 ( T w m ~). Korl MJ.Ide n. P eter . . v Mrs. Neutzhng on organ. M d . to k' th · · · ars a ruverstty s suml.awford Philip Carev, .J(>EUl Phil Me1ntwrt represented Ire- Mrs. Reibel and Mrs Se fried ton county on ~n ay .evem~g, n_ coun1Y ma mg etr VISI· mer. He teaches in the 0 8 k Ha gPrL f.t•o MH tTf'adv · 1.1nd and was decorated through . ed . h · . Y July 13, at the Wilkesville Righ tation to Meigs county. HiC HI h School Ft>atvrett~: . out with flowers and shamassJ~t m t e preparation and School and present the degree M gB d s" hr Za Training tor Trouble . ·k Tw I bl . servmg. f p n"' all Meigs coun rs. emar c amm, n, Cartoons 0 omona, a r?l. " o ~n~ ta es m the ~ esville, is vislUng with ber daudmmg and _llvmg rooms were At the home of Mrs. I. B. ty members are urged to atO~J ~ ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. SU~.~~~~~:io~~ES. d<>roral('d w1th umque cenler- , Weed, which represented Ita- tend. . . John Lyons Tom Linda Ber"MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" ' p~eces of well-scrubbed Irish pt> ' ly, Mrs. William Kennedy and State Deputy Master Vtrgtl nard and Debbie' Mrs Lyons R _ ork Hudson, Paula Prentiss !l<ltoes in milk glass bowl, inter- Mrs. Dale Smith tied nylon ~tk:ms .announced the following .. _ - and Linda went 'to ~esville ~iiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;'~sp~e~rsed with white styrofoam sashes of various shades . a- mspection dates: Rock JULY U Friday for her mother, Mrs. .- ~ round each guest, after which Sprmgs July 9, Allred July 23, Schramm has ret.. -·• from iiiiiiiil••••-it~ til Jul 16 Great The W.S.C.S. of Heal~ Methw•= they were escorted to the liv- Harrtsonv e Y • odist Church will meet Monday a trip to Ariona and Califor· ing room where card tables , evening, July 13 at the cburch. nla. were plaoed. The room and Mrs. Her;n•n Haddox will be Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and devotional leader with tables were placed. The room 1he children have returned from , and tables were tlecor~f.ed with X 0 program to be given by the JackBonvltle, Ala. where Mrs. nowers. two girls who attended the re- Smith and children had been 1 The meal was served cafeUt~ U cent School of MU.sions In Del- visiting with her parents, Mr. , tena style with each guest The MISsionary Soc1ety of &ware Kathy Bratton and Dee and Mrs. G. F. Hollingsworth 1 taking a plate to the dining the Syracus~ Presbyterian Slavin~ Hostesses will be Mrs. for the past five weeks. Mrs. OF ALL NEW room where ravioli and zucinl Church. met m the church an- Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shu- Hotllngworth accompanied her and garhc bread were served nex Fnday ":'ght July 3, m a Jer, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. daughter and family here for a B M M D bl R' J' from a table with the center- regular _meeting l'. E. Young, and Mrs. John visit. Y rs. urray ou e rng OWB piece being a _replica of the ship The_ Vle·prestdent, Mrs. Lau- Zerkle. Miss Marianne Woodgerd, Mrs. James Murray, Grant- Taken on July 3rd '" which Chrtstopher Columbus ro Dickens, preSided a~d the The Disabled A.nerican Vet· Jumbus, spent Saturday and st, observed her birthday on The double ring wedding sailed to America. The ship ··1tng was opened wtth the erans and their Auxiliary will Sunday with Iter parents Mr. Thursday wtth a famlly dinner. vows for Miss o\nn Boggess, rested on a mirror with red reading "The Purpose of Unit- meet in regular session Mon- and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Guests were her daughter and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chargeraniums, which are famous .~- P~esbyt~an Women" fro~ day evening. There wiJJ be in- Sunday evOillng she wiD leave son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ran-Jes Boggess and Mr. Ralpl in Italy, on either side. Huge Dtal and glVlng the Apostles stallation of officers and all with the Middleport Girl Scout dolph Ward of Ravenswood, W. Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. ar· MIDDLEPORT, 0. bowls of sweet peas were plac- Creek m umsoc . Rofl call was members are urge<' to attend Troop on their bus lour to Va. and thet~ daughter, Mr . . en Rose of Radm R. D.• were ed on each end of the table and answered by seven members · the World's Fair and Mrs William Dow and dau- read by Rev, Earl Custer at with a sc•1pture verse. A prayJULY It Eric Chambers who Is em- ghter, Kathy. of Ravenswood. his home In Syracuse Friday er for Missionaries was given The Daughters of Ruth clas• ployed by the sta'te of Ohio for Kathy returned hom_e with her evening July 3 at 7:30 p.m. by Mrs. Pickens. of_ the United Methodist chureh the summer, spent the weekend parents. after spending s•· ;era! The bride wore a pink dreSI . •' For devotions, Mrs. Pickens wtll meet at the borne of Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. days wt!h her grandmother. with white accessories The cou· >• >' led the reading of chapter aev- Richard Campbell Tuesday at Richard Chambers. Mrs. Murray served a decor· pie was attended by Mr. and Out-of-town relatives here fnr ated birthday cake which she Mrs. Frank Lawson of Racine et. "New Relationships" from 2 p. m. ! the study book "Be What Yoo The regular meeting of the the funeral services conducted had mode .and lee c-ream. R. D. Are" a study guide on Colos- WSWS of the Enterpris• EUB for the late Dr. William K. Wil- She recetved lovely gifts Attending the wedding were stans and Philemon. "One Tri- Church will he held at the home son of Renesselaer, N. Y. In· a~ a shower of cards from rei- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess ennium Fo~ United Presbyter- of Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, July 14 eluded his widow, Mrs. WIJ- olives and friends. and children Esther, · Louise, Ham Wilson (Helen Knight) rindy and Andy; Mrs. Wartan Women was read by Ada at 7:30 p. m, Slack_ from "Concern" a PresMrs. Earl De Freest, Rens.,; KRANEPOOL IS SIDEIJNED ren Rose, son and daughter, bytertan magame. Jaer, N. Y.; Floyd G raJ y, NEW YORK (UPI) _ First Paul and Edith; Rev. Russell A coUe .1on of $4.75 was takSEVERAL ARRESTED \oungtown, Arl.; Mr. and Mrs. baseman Ed Kranepool of the Cline, of Racme R. D. Mrs. Osa e~o, and prayer m uruson closed Harry Graly, Joliet, ru.; Mrs. New York Mets will be side- Boggess, Miss Faye Boggesa the meeUng. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrested Virginia Wilson and daughter, lined for a week with a and Mrs. Earl Custer of Syra• Mrs. Richard Rousb served during the weekend by local Rhoda, Columbus; Mr a n d sprained right ankle which he cuse. refreshments to !>Irs P~ckens, law enforcement officers ae- Mrs. Hollia Ewing and daugh- suffered Saturday while duck· ARE GUESTS HERE Mrs. Slack, Miss Frankie Mu- cording to jail recorda were: ter, Rhoda, Columbus; Mr. WJI. lng away from a pitch thrown Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wind· maw, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mrs. James Thomas Vaughan, 26, IU.m Mickey McGhee, Colum- by Ray Sadeckl of the St. Louis land and daughter Teresa Dl· Florence Potts, and Mrs. May- Monroeville, Ohio; Arthur E. bus; Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Car- Cardinals. ana, 2286 Howey Road, Cotumme Holme>. Rayburn, 34, Rt. 2 Letart; rie Hutchinson Dale, R I o bus, were the weekend guests West G~ande; Mr. and Mrs. Victor and nephew, Timmy Demosky, of his brother--In-law and sl9o George McDaniel, 58, 1 ~;:;;;~· ~?d Hospi~J th Columbia; Ivy Whitt, 69, Pt. Will and daughter, Vickie Jo, have returned from a vacation ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Park. . · .~ Y mi • Pleasant; Harry Bland, 29, Canal Winchesler, Ohio; and trip to Florida. er and daughter Patricia Ann fogse~t, Mrs. Wtlliam C. Spang- West Columbia; Margaret Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Garland Elliott, Mr. and Mrs Carroll John- and Kathleen Sue, and b 11 er, I. Alto; Mrs. etuu:les can, IJ, Hogsett; Robert Carr, GaWpoHs, Ohio. son have returned from a va- mother, Mrs. Garnet Wlndland, •Y 1 OXFORDS Grangers urgedto wrJte • Senators Lausche, Young THE SHOE BOX MEIGS THEATRE Layette Shower Is Gl'ven for Mrs. George 1 • 1 IsCoO 1------- 1 I j $ 59 5 00 L ..dk, Soc1efy Meets I A f n nne Ch h J 1 3 Y. 1 BUYS 3 ROOMS FURNITURE eo. BAKER FURNITURE ~ ~c';"inG, Ra~lneML;chLarry RamOgter, 64, Pt. Pleasant, PP e rove, ae1 ey, with Intoxication, Pt. Pleasant: Clarence Glenn Jr., Southside; Ronald Grady: Pt. Plrasant; Mrs. Herbert Harrington, Gallipolis. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Charles Pearson, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory Hoffman, New Haven: Mrs. Joe Denny, Southside: Connie Bias, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Harry . Pickens, and son, Racine, Ohio. Yo•'d •avw target wUn JOI left 1 ar that looka IIIIa aolll. ' I l It: You olmply ..n'll- I looker Uke 11M c.tdM, -ltliiJ In e CI'OWd. lt'o too dtsttnc. lively Pontlec. So•o Ito rtde (Wicle-T- ..,oolll) ond tile woy 11 movea (Trophy v.a quick). Only 1111"11 you foraet 1e your tboul how muoll nit lllle Pontteo ohould coaL You wiK, WhM JOU prloe • Celallna. Wide-Track Pontiac !ee your atJthorlled PonUao dealer 1or 1 wfde ~ce ol Wide-Trackt and good used cara, too. ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. l. MAlN STREET POMEROY, 0. - M,ASON DR-IVE· IN TONIGHT lack Lemon Lee Remlc!P "DAYS 0, WINE a ROllS" -and-Steve Coc:hraa "LOVE AND DEIIII" chargedi,;;;Mr;;;;;;.;;;and;;;;i;;i;Mr~s..;C;;:a:;;ri~De~nny~,,;;Jr:,;·;;;ca::;;;Uo;;;n;_:spen:;;i~a~t~B~u~ck~e;~¥e=.;Lak:;;e~.~P~o~m~e~roy~,~R:,;;t.~s-,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, all Marsball G.!,Bonecutter 30 Lorain, Ohio charged with while toxicated· Bonita Beatrice M . CariDey, ' 33, Galllpolls F...;. nolHlupporl warrant: James RusaeJ Brant, 20, swartz Croek, Michigan escapee from a Mich1gan ~tentlary, arrested In Ripley on a atolen car cherge and brought to Mason County jail for security pUl'JlOII'!O. Two juveniles, a 15-yeaM)d and 18year-otd, from Charleston, Va. chai-ged wiUt auto larceny. drtvlng U.: w. ArrEND CLINIC ELBERFELDS JUST RECEIVED AB~ Shipment Of New 1965 Models RCA Victor Color TV Sets, RCA Victor Black &White Television Sets, P9J1able TV Sets, The New Line of RCA Victor Transistor Radios, Table Radios. AM-FM Radios, 'The Wonderful New RCA Victor Stereo Combination With Record Player, AM and FM and FM Stereo Radio. NEW YORK (UPI) - Richie Guerin of •~ St • -•· Ha •· · "'" ' _... w..., Johnny Blanchald, Clete, Boyer TUESDAY A WIDNEIDAY and Jim Bouloo of lbe NeW July 14-15 York Yankees and Tom GoJa of Gordon Scott the New York Knlckerbocten •SAMPSON & THI IIVIN wiiJ be am"'"' the profeuon MIRACLIS ef the WOilLDI' ._ -udthfa week at Ute Free DIIIJy Rtcbord Ean "P'!'"!" cliqlC at the Frelf* ..__~·.... oo.s.P·Ait-:T-ANN·I"--.IIIailcl Amn......,m Park. ·. ., . ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._...,_ _ _...,_ _ _,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..J ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' ' ' ' I ' > ' W.O.... . '.l"'~TIIEB ~.a..bfclan-a J'olr 1lfilpt. Low MC. n_.y May and a Ultle w4iDi- ... i 1, .) e w"' · ' ,• • ., ,. 1 I ' ·' . a ' ! ' .. - ;: ~- l ol! a Middleport councU In Its regular July meeting approved a second reading of sewer rate ordinance, but nat before attaching to it a radical amendmenL ~ a first reading last Friday night set up residential, industrial, and como rates of one times the water bill, the amended ordinance getting a second last night calls for a flat charge per month to all residential Qlle!:l ot sewers lllld a fiat $6 charge per month to all commercial and industrial w~ whether use water from the water or from a private source. The residential charge ,ito so would be on private r#.?'" water company water. . Councilman John Zerkle JD, troduced the amended rate lor water users. It reeelved QJIPCIIio,,, · from Councilrrtan INSTALLATION- New officers of Mel~ Cha~ter No. 53, Disabl~d American Veterans, were night by 'Harry "offman and Mayor Lee Smllll. left, at the Pomeroy DAV ball. DAV A~tltary officers installed were I. to r., Lillian Reitmire, Sgt-of·Arms: M)'s. Lloyd Thomas chaplain: Gibbons objected to Ute nat Mrs. Helen Kennedy,_ adjacent; Mrs. Sadte. Wolfe, treasurer; MTs. Mae Roach, jr.-vi~e; Mrs. Francis WJWD.v ; Sr.-vice. •nd Golda 'Mourning' system on the basta lhal commander. DAV offtcers In tlie rear are _Bill Grueser, commander; Don Roach. Sr.-Vlce commander·; Jolin White, Jr.-vice commander· Royd is unfair to small COIDJII8l!o Thurman, treasurer; Leonard Jewell, adJacent; Jacob Turner, chaplain; Gordon Woll, Sgt-of-Arms. - Sentinel Photo. ' A young Pt. Pleasant man cut a wide swath In the business men, wbo do DGt llfl::~~;ar~;e;a Monday night, ending by jumping off the as much water as m. . . I~ to the water over 90 feet below. . Ohio Stllte Patrolman Carl Comci1 passed the second Bogp lried to Dag David LeE he had jumped off at point unanimously, however:, Lanaham, 23 down on Rt. 7 was more than 9ll feet understanding th8t the traffic Ught abo!ll tile river. tile rates are subject to furtb. pm. Lanahsm took off When the youth hit the admendment before the tblrcl on a stde street and cov~ ter he missed striking final reading. several back streets at a high being towed by the Elgerclilf The question also wao of speed, and in some in- by only three feet. about home businesses. stances rounded corners on two · a person has a business in wheels. Two men, Stanley Doss home, the qu..tion of He then made for the Silver Henderson, W. Va., and Basil rate they would be Bridge, where he was blocked Whitting of Pt. Pleasant. mem under was discussed. \•';""'Ill ~! I by the patrolmen on the We11 bers of the Elgerclift Gene Harris read --~. 1 ;:1111 Virginia side. He r011 hack to launched a small boat coWtcil the proposed zoo1ng tile middle of the bridge on foot, picked Lanhom out of the waNo. 234 which dealt and was blocked again getting ter. He was taken into cw;tody with home oecupations. T be between the patrol car and a by the patrol ~n the Ohio s~e stated ao long as truck. and charged wtth dr1vmg white business conducted by the He then disappeared. nto1icated, reais~ing_ arre!rt and thereof is secondary to use of the dwelling, it sh8u The truck driver stated that for no operator s licens•. classified as a dwelling. Seve1·al complaints and Inwere presented to coun- '3 Leaps Fr Om Silver Bridge In § Years Korea Hopes To Be Self Supporting • Co,mmunists Step Up Infiltration I W.,.,. � 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 07. July 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 12, 1964 adkins hughes lyons mcguffin miller rumfield