https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/02fce23eb4ecef435d51153905d812af.pdf 2c1507a066ee545f1474283e8f53437a PDF Text Text ' • • • 12·DIIIJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11, 1962 Mainly About People In Pomeroy 'I i Toll Standing At Five Dead, 341njured • e • at y enttne ' ' VOL XIV' NS: 24 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, May 12, 11162 PIUCEFIVECO". - Whole Laotian State Placed Um\er State Of Seige , Show , l Jo.,u • "'Y . IS Ma.y27 At F Grounds ,... VIENTIANE, Looo UPI - Tile 1':? govemmeo& IIXIay • slate of out lbe COIIIIlry" U pro- - • '-- '!lin• cua ., UDder ru1ea of lbe Oblo TONIGHT & SATURDAY The otate ol siege wu ......,. eed In 1 opedal commlllllque by AdiD& Foreigo MiD· ley BONO ShoW .- lalloo, Melp Cowoty Chamber Commor<e a Jbow at the ~ Springo giouoda Mar rr •t I p.m. Eqllob judp ~ lbe Jbow bo Wayne Kent llt Oolwiobus aDd wealerll jud.. will bo wiJ1""""" I··.,....... Moy "· 14 & 15 "PLOWII DIUM lONG" (Te<hnleolor) ,llmu Slllgeta J .. ntto IWI J- rider under the ahow bone, EloiDIIo •eallod. mana !111<1 tall; 'fOIIern pleuwre · pony Eqlilb ern slock hont. pony, weolerll pJe,sure pooy with rJd. 0 ai S ers IS and UDder, T . . _ wal· ldog bono, wuteno pleasure borae, olovfto leaf bartel • EngUsh bone, wellteml • trail bone, !he three ganed:::~ :~M:a:lling::~of~ne,:w~J!isz full1111111 ,..d tall aod tho to cuotomen 1 countr til alub roembe,.. .,.. bono.......,p elw. Monday, Gi!loeral TJ)a ·~~ ,.JII that their of Ohio oald today. IHlued etil4eo aod other Tloe oew book features a menta wlll be aerved. RoiD aod rep).... the greeo COY· Ia Jllllt 1. Adl!'lulon for the directory DOW In use. """ ahow " 10 oei>ll a11c1 cblldrtn ............. not re<elvlna a dor 11 trio. tory by May 12 lhoold caD bu4inesa office. ' Included in lbe book with Directon"es G Jn M "} MAlO . . NDRIVE·IH . ·" LlttH Plrot AN' Shewn Plntl NeXt MOndav p,.. LAIT TIMI TONIGHT Dam!J Y~ye LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, 0100 (I)' Author of .P:ycho) NOW SHOWING 1 ' KING OF THI ROARING 20'S" leturday Oftlf M.y 12 Deboruh Paeent an4 Paul Chr1Jtia1 In With David Januen, Diane "JOURNIY TO THI LOST CITY" (In Cotoncope) - •lloGJenn Ford Rod Stelrer "JUIAL" «Cinema•cope II Color) Foater, Jack Carson, Di·ana Dort and Othert ..Story of David Rothstein" -and- eolDg fll Sino-Laotlaoo friendly rehollooo eootributed oo the aafe- guardiog of poaee ill lodo-Cho"' aod Alia. Plans B1·g Parade . • O!X.IJ!diBUS !IIPI} - 'l'bla:oty, - Copt. Eddie lleldoeobacher, alon. . Ito UOih onruve. '>r'f will begin all p.m. EST at East The 1St Oluo llegimeot, Sou of ~year, plano a mammouth pa· Brolld and POI'IOIII Aveoue ..d Union Veteran•. Cram Mouat Ver· ::-· Sunday May 211 u part of _.. .. •est. 1o Central Av..ue. 11011, oloag with el......ts al the the celebrauoo. llepto...,tat;v., <i all ~d S7lh Division, the alale'a Notional Jobo Terry, the parade mJOr. "'""" uuollln lloe COUIIIy will Join Guard unlt, will be In lloe pararte. sbaU, oald the parade alollg lD the parade whlclo will have •• One oeotioa <i lloe parade will Broad Street would be In 18 ,.,. loaot 1,1100 aoldlers. loll the biotory of lr-)JOlWJon. llons 1o form perbapo the largest AU Columbu1 high ,.hool bando . parade Jo hie c•y·s bislory. with lloelr queens will be in rile 'l1le pa•ade dedicated to native parade. ' Terry said alon& wllh the ao~ ellen would be repreaeatativea of . orgooloatloaa looD :In! opoMOI'et) Fog)-'!!, 79, a< Color Production of Afrinn Wild Animal•. «>11111littec 1110111" prov• WBI 1 · . . CM'E OANAVERAL went Qualify-Built FOR was spent ·HELPING SPECIAL K ubcl 0 EHLER V.ALUEI r:: Mr1. Dorwld Haruk Entertained Club : .":!:'::v;;.th: tooru to whocb you belong. we are delighted to do 10. , Bids Mrs. Morris Is President Of Bedford PTA 1 For Yean of Comfortl KROEHLERG ' IMAU, IICHLY ITYLID IUUI IN THI LATIIT fAIIICS AND COLOIS 01111 MOTHU A m ..... food , .. in our attractive, relaxed atmosphere. So will the whole family. Hope to see you all Mother's Day May 13th. 01!!'.-aour• , ~~~ We're oo proud of this luxurious new Modem aulla-.o sure It Vejsicky Promoted ·To Lancuter DIS on four COIIBtruction and improvement b.:":.":. ~ wm be a "best-seDer"-we're actual· ly intrqducln& II with a special sale! Look what you cet: StomDing new styling with exquisite l"rellcho seam backs, deep-foam cushloDB, flllllous Kroehler ''Pl111-BuU!" construcUon, choice of decorator tabru:.-au In two handsomely matchln& pieces for one low, low price! · !~~~~:.!:"':: Y~ camp in Vinton = '!'! ·Race Shown Clu!J ..:;:vao: ' Just R.CII¥111 ABig Shlplllllll ~ ICroeW• 2-Pitce Wits, 4-PiiCI Slctlenal Wtls IIIII 3-Piece Sldlollal Suites • 3r,d Floor . 0" 1.0 ' opa_. Scout Site I .. weather ABSOLtJTE '""EitO CoullaenWI chv'.._• a '1. d WednesdaJ. The 14- month • o . 'lin sketch· Ahaolule zero, the . poilll II lodOf, tmo!P& ........, Greek boy waa delivered "' Mr. ~·Y .-::::·.::r :;u•iy and which, theoretical]y, aU molecu· wHb scMtenll shewn ud dnm- and Mrs. Gus Karey «Oklahoma ~door ooolting have ~n chr.s· Jar motloo ....... Ja equlvaltal ........_ llbly iaoiPI ... -City, Okla .. who already hav• a I .... 'b approximately to 4811•7 d.- ""1• lllgil to«a.Y ,..., ..., • four.year:old adopted daughter of "'n.':' ;::i,... ·~~:'b..u m.,... below zero FabrenbeU;. Jdcld ..._ Greet ongm. ing each week at the camp site • for training smions. Brownie iii'- Roush Has Part O£ Lieutenant, Bull 0£ Reto'rd . Lleuteoanl. Wilgorlan - Government Official Resigns, Admits Bribe :"~t:.::!in~~.:er!';,22;:: ~;·= ~.~..:::= Jersey said. foe · til< "'Y oad Edsoo - : 11 1 ad with my 25-21!. Aed ~ ~; w~th '\e ~ou -. Bacine, Ohio, hal a Jle. salory." are u~g atioo for the <:am summarized Sire • .......tinl 11 1 He odd.....,... his iottor of resig· Registr the '-"ad . A P . lhe AmertOIWI Gutrnsey Cattli nation to President Kennedy. HoJ- ~ talten/t to be h 1:"·\ t~~1.3i CIW. leman saia he showed it flrst to tionmeeC:g M"d~ll _, 1 eM~ "Lieutenaot" oow bas 1$ dD Labor Secrotary Arthur J. Gold· Scout •ge. ' epor · ghters with 22 ofliclal productim hocted oo return Ieier to office placea on me ToW. but that he had no tlef> Dile plano. llA! illd!colod he ">igbt have more to say "as time ~~~ by." Holleman aaicl he accepted fl'GIII Estes, central iJgure berg. Holleman, contacted by UPI · home m · lftiiJ'Wvau -.&............. Fn.'1• a ~balllng ooatroversy over at hll grain prac· Cl>urcb, Va., today said he had becouae he ..., unable tn heard oothillg from the Wloot. the demJonda I thinlc my Ho- f08arding the letter. JUDIOfS . Edge semOrS . BYs·mg Ie pOlD. t In F.Ield Day EVeDt ..ted appnmllnatelf four mUeo =~~ Tloe Pomerory lllgh ocl\ool Jun. Burnside, Ull, Ill fl. Girls high jump- Kathryn IIOI'tloeall Of lbe lnteroecllon al &llrl:: ao lnlenating enter· 1M cl.., edged n.e Seo!or class Broad jump for gl>la- Kathryn QuaHs. • ft. 1\1 ilL 1111 8M with SR 1«1. 'llle ttate llnmenl poriecl Friel nllli>l with by ooe point for top honors al Qualla, (II), II ft., II ln. Shot put- Eugene Hester. <12), liiiUWOf ~I said k will a tat!on fll 1 1 the Annual Field Day competition <10 yanl dash for girls - Koth· . 'KI ft. 10 in. !rideo ealltllll pavement and ,... _ , ...,s..,... lhls - · ryn QuaHs, <Ill, I& oecondo. t10 shuUie relay lor boys plloe dtllolent bridge OV« lr)' aulo raoe film. Senloro tried tlesperalol oo de- l Boy high )unl - Allen Fred lloJyd Ron Pb Un Jbn GIJ. Wbl.te ~Cleek. '!be regular bualnea eeulon their under cluama:~a for: ~ f12J, Ray ~ (12). bert, Meier, ~ni, 1 min.. .!mpwo ' ·at fer .... "ro:.'~-~ by Casb -• lloe llllre ol oelllntl a ocbool - ~ aDd Oouclc Bolftn&ton, nu. 5 ft.. iK Jee. . , " .. .....,_, ., u ~-- '""'"" an the )'Olll'l "' 2% in. Boys football throw - Edcllo ..... I I - IH lo tioo ""ad by Mn. adWIIIeo, a HDlOI'I Girls sack raoo - Patsy Hill' Bufflnglon, (Ill, 1.!1\1 ft. 'l'llfoCe '11 li'Ja"' _. II Rol- Don Sllven, IIIII Boa 1uJo never ..,.... tho ....,L gy, (Ill. Girls blcyelo raet _ Corolyn lui ..t'ltlioto·, .......,._ :"" 2~·M Mn. ~M,j,., School alllclolo today releaaedl' Boys <10 J•rol dash- Fred Vaugbao, uu. . Tloe- ~~ odoecJ. n .•..,..r Ol1fiD · flrJt place wiDDon for eacb of Bo)'d, uu, u . Boyo bicycle raoe- Ray Pool· olod for 1111 Marietta Ia Ooata. IDe . - . Lilted flrlt lo the Daoketballlllrow - F...ci lloJyd In, 1121. a .G milo proJect oo U. S. II lD IV · lheo the winner's 111110, hJa Ult, 93 ft. f ill. 110 yard iluotlle relay, girls Wa~ Cotmly. 'l1le projec~ MJI8.~B W~ Ill ocbool, aDd lime or dJa. Boyo bnoacl Jmnp - Bob Ooarleoe ZundeL Lo1o Zeigler, lpi>ated 111}111 . aprrulmately fin Fl~~.:. in u...:.~· 2111 1 lance. . :Winebrenner,. (12), 17 ft. 4\1 ill. Kareu Feoguson aDd Ooerry Scott ~..,..., •1 teo yard dub for boyo - ,...,.i Boys sack race- Walter Grue,. U2L lillln ,...t!i of Marietta to tho ·~ lnl~lon al U. & II and S. B. day - 11000 aDd oulfered 0 (11}, 11 -da. er, !Ill. Tog.Q.War - Wlnnero, 12 6o 8 ~. will' [lm'fdo wider paYemeot, Ita! hip. M~ BulretbaD tlorow for girls Boy• 120 shultle relay - PbO aDd 7 • tllh. ~ctlml.ill ·~ 011 two Rtocue oquodEviDI. UU, • ft., f IIi. Sw!Ddell, Robert Emler, Dr,.. JIJNIO& 81GB . s~ ~ better light cJla. all p.m. Sloe wu Pole vault - Ray Poolfn, (JI} • . 8mllh aDd Bill J•weU, <ll, Ill.... !GO J&rol dash for boyo- Bruce !Dnct and~ aJIIll'CI"Iteo. RQu.p.Ooato - . . . . !oet, I lncbeo. ' GlriJ bll.llboU lh>ow - Kalbl)'ll ~ (1}, JJJ 100. OflloWI.ttgltlod thai lbo 41 Jo lloopllal. Booeb\11 tlorOw lor boyo- '!Wai.Quallo, <111, lit fl., tln.. _ j\f~ !Ills• !1Jr Q Butch .............. the GoegJem" Farm Is Day Camp .% It'• Mil to ltawe a lllelutlful home loko a look llVUnd l!!!! holle ••• IVtr,loodr oloo dote .Eibedelds Furniture , to PORTSMOU'111, Ohio (UP[) - C, d wao voted 1o Join the Oblo that fell Tlooraday oad Friday " which astrooaut Scott Car,-er ered . .lor. lial ~ Scioto County S h e r t f f RaaHU Chamber ol Commeree IIIII pay that city. will ride into space would ha,·e iD that they delayed fUI cbedl BU1111 oald Floyd Clifford. 10, billa. DlscuAlon wu held on the Tloe Xavier game ~ .., lh u, 1o be dismantled lo permit eogi· on other parts of the tubUrban Portemouth, was abot Federal HOU!Jing Administration been tancelled for this seasoa neers to get at the problem ~re~. rock:!t and the capeu)e in tae fl. and killed l'rlday Ia an argument with President John Werner ill leaving tbe Redmen with today'~ 'lbe difficulties marring prep- nai days befon ftigbt. with a oolgbbor ovar dogs. charge. twlnbill aDd two g"""" n e xl n.. heart al the problem wao Thomall Stegall, t7, was held in Ooamber .......... Calh BaJor week to close out the !It'll ,...... located in the ....U J41a . . are osed 1o keep 1110 COIIDiy jail on an _ . charse· aod Weldt ....., -..1 to MU• Oo TuesdBy, May !5, the R, 0 Bllrllll said Stegall admlll<id the •ey lbe -lblillleo of putting team will play ilo final b 0 m, in proper pooitioo 11 & _ , ohoollng. docb lo the r!vor oad a meet- game of the ...... wb •.J Cedor· tluoogh space. T1oe aberlfl roald StegaU loki mg of the COVJC was '""""'need vOle College comeo In for a sin· Srrnilar l'OOtrcl pro1t1ems foftood blm Clifford came to lho, lj<Hall for Wedneoday, May 16, lD the gle game. The ,..,.o'ol:oal co>· Glenn lo forego 101110 al ... • home, demandiDI ha .... . hJa only other bus..... Mr. aod M leal wlll be played at -..bland. ~ ~~~~1110 loo dogs penned. According to ltegall, Preaent were . . r •· Kentucky on Saturday, May 19 was ...._, '""...._~ - . . - . Cllffml left aDd returned with I Jobo Wemer, l!dlaoo Bak«, Wen· wheo the Redmon tangle w!tn . craft manualiy. ~ then.. loeb. tS guage oholgun. deD Gerlado, William ar,_r, Pltevillo College The Girl Scout '-"a<ha '"""' ...,..,. have made ., Clifford firod one ohol which Harold Hubbard. Ooarlone Hoe!· · elation has formed a doy camp effort lo perfect lloo ectalnk • struck Stasall's car and SltpU lllcb, Dlot Ow on, and FOR MOTIO:R'S DAY committee, aod has chn"'"' the free Carpeo!e< from a aJmi1ar pulled a sa.caliber revolver from Weld!.. NEW YORK (UP[) _ The 10 . Albert Goegleil. farm on Houte p1ight. , r "t ------hla belt and fired twJce, one lhot oooth orphan brought to this coun· 33 cr a eamp st e. striking Clifford In the alid<m>eil. . try by the llltemalional Mrs. d~· Kni~;iUb beMo;: CHfford died almost inltanU,. ""'"eDcy Iince 1954 arrived here camp or , ass Y· · ~· ld John Hunnell Jr. Camp cuft, year wD1 begin at 10 a.m. in Hearing Room County, hao beoa oppointed bead WAliiiNG'I'OII <UPII~ floor, Ohio Department Building. o1 one ol lbe new dlvlolonl II Labor Secrolary Jerey B. .~ Included oo the entire •IIIIo llall-tructlon aDd · Induatrial School at Laa· mao restped Frklay 111ih~ ••· f1 48 proJects are eigot Federal projecll to be know-ledgina: tbat be accepted. a lliid OOJlltruetion projects, five' ora on May 16, including John R. Fergum, chtef of the fl,IX» gilt from Tua1 ffn,~~eier alate construetlon projeeiJ and II WOf aDd OOJlnee<iDg are llale Juvenile Division, said Frl- Billie Sol Esteo he llkl lie wldenJne 1DCI reiUI't'aclng im- eel to cost f12,208,JOO. that Vejlltky wt11 be Ill unable to Jtve within hil pnrvemenll. Also !Deluded are aJx 'lbiJ amount would raile al. the occupatianal tr~ a-~ear 18.lary. bridtJ• painting f"'OjeeiJ in 10 total value fll aU n!ghway in which youlho woO Holloman, o f..._ Teuo eounllot aod t guard raU palnUna placed under oonlract during fuD lime prepar1J11 them·! leader, Slid today 11<! 1o 11ow f"'Ojeclllr 311 Mllllleo. 1ll82 calendar year lo $!!1,690, B . for oulaide. an unemployed eleetrlolan." 'llle ffnl of lht four Marietta ~ Divlsloo projeotlo " .IS milo )m. Ancient Vinlage 1 POMIROY cious service and wonderful , ~. Y:.e ~~~.::.:.. ~s18gio~~~ announ~ today that lis flflh bid openlnc Strvlnl Metp ON MAY 13 Mother will enjoy our gra• that 0 * * * .IJIAPour ter, Morlha Stewart Fog!-. and waa 8 Mason oounty nativo!,. l~rn :~: '::;.,.18lrl. llA! had beeo •H or · Survtvklg are hit wife, Kather. "•. a daughter, Mrs. W. R. M....,; two ,..,, SarnJ., al Mu1Jen1, w. Va., oud , of M"'on; a 11ster, Mrs. Casto, Wan-m, 0 .: _a Lon F011l....,g. Barn.,._ Middleport, wu dismissed 0 . ; 10 groadchild""', and day by Judge Bacon. great-grandchildren. 1111 son, Don, carrtes on the MAN ARBE8TED family bualoess, •Del io a former Toe Mo!iJ County Sheriff's basked>aU ooaclo a11c1 ptmcipai at P....._ reported the arrest Wahama 111gb Sdoool Robert F. Barnhart. 31, ·ol 'l1le body wiU lie ill .state from on a charge of iDtoxicatiDD. 1 ,_ • _,~ 1 t•- churcl • S U:~K.tay. will appe w • p.m. a r~ ar lllterment will be iD the Suncourt Juclae Emmelt Memorial Park, Pc Pleas· with Rtv. Richard Wri&ht ' . , 0 0 ol"ficiatlns. Friends may cai.l II Foglesong·· funeral 4Mmetta DiVISIOD Road TB0 d . o·ds PrOJecl 1 . .0 e pene WE PAY 3~. INTEREST ON SAVINGS RUTLAND ~ ll ac!ademic eornmunJty we andenlped , eat J h BrleQr not ::_IDled." 0 ' Oorp. . ID One way you can help yourselves is by cultivat• • jna the thrift habic. We eotclially invite youro Depoelt lniUJ'aac. ''·tb.i hu room for at aignatutel!l no1 0n oOmpletel Hlled Weft , Y · The pelil1olllo reacl, 'because can help you young people of commu~u,y, or the farm-youth oraaniza· Member Federal o:U.;: a : :.... bad.'~ ~lvod govemor's office. Eacb Whonever w~ 1871 lJDiva'llty lruoleOI · Stalder from Cali E. aricbr•a eecood HVeD yea Friday in adlon fl Meigs lorm Ollilo ,•Sunday. D!Salle ,:. Common Pleas Judge Joho C. fuaed to ~t 011 h' 1 con. 'l1le plaintiff was when ··about tlle Ul r:~:: her malden name, Doris G. llor Ia lbe week cor. ea;,.. Jtudenl.o .have' formed •r,,. An actloo filed during the 111 d 1 elide 111 Sludoml PetJ. year 111 """""on pleas clr lat· A. E. Erwin, South 11 . c.!,.lttee" aDd peUIIono-. Middleport, against Dexter BrleQr I 1 Frld . It win, Erwin Gulf Service YEARS OF COMFORT to - ""''[O[d up Rio lo 1o the ;;~~ Countr Slnct~ ., · • 1o tour •ve bert! I l lo ~ur ) le I a( (UPJl _ FARMERS ~ IS OURJOB, TOO. • Pomeroy lawyer Fred Crow works hard at his prof. . sion and dabbles in golf, bowling, and humor, He fiu 111e most fun in the humor department. · II wiD contain. 7ll aolique can. This week It received a remarkable addition: 1 H.. ant I que bicycloo aod .otage baby crocodile from Florida sender's name mercifu1Jy ooacbeo, aDd a 110'1 fore wa,.,.. withheld. The picture II)Jove 'is a close-~ the erltt8r Heficoplen wlll fly oV«b•ad, that looks like he would dine on Mr. '1 ll1iD Ill)" dropping _ , ...... the clty'o time. Actually, baby crocs are diffieult to feed (Wblcll Park of Roaes oo the parade quickly will become the home mission of Fred's 110111, """"· Rick and Carson, perhaps). Adult crocs aren't hard to Mayor R. Rallloll Weollake aod feed. They dine with pleasure on human appendages. the oily'• - - queeo Long before the Crow Croc becomes an adult tbeJw will be 1o the parade. 0o lhe ,... will be a legal dlsJlO.Sition !"ad• in tho case, !borefore. view stand will be 11 general• Mr. Crow, 111 his pursmt of a good lauch no mafttor who Uve ill the OoiU01'bu• aroa where it may be found, bas re<eived sheep, goats dueb, aloDI with ·memberoo of the Ohin and all sorts of material objects calculated to ..,.....iooal delogalloo. and ~der. His collection already Is recognized • most smgular. · Th• only trouble is that some of it by its own nature 0 goes Into limbo. Best example: This Cfl!c, a taw mollllllt from now. llarting TOMORROW'S ()C Rio book I crow'sCr odile .Ani•1l.'ed InMailsFromMi~Fia. uumlty """"' - . the !IIIASON - oiiJIRINGITit' Bpect~K>Uiar 1 Cbou Aid the eootinued otreogth· Weleh Reports Mr. Fog}esong, ..On Tour O£ Conru. and. pia· !:' o1 tanb. . ason '"lllfanlry " paradeIIA!~ ..w be led by thO. Industry Sites • Grande To 7..7 , Of M 81 the Pre,.. dent's _ . ,........ D'ed F 'd M!lltary aircraft will fly oveo' 1"'* Welch, maooager of lhe M W/ v !==-=:.::____________ Appointment Of andol Middleport .... 1 n ay 00 toke part ill lloe the Columbus • Soulhera Oblo EJee. eet "est a. Technici"ans Go On Crash Letart Falls, city belng by 1be com- Irk Company II Middloport, ,.. Funeral aervl"" .....u ll!ld ~ .., • : ,~- Tech Toda Brleker Brings JamesRacine.manager, Kimball of Athenl, for William H. who clly's oesqulconlonlal .....,. Mlddl.;:: Chamber ol Oo ~ • y run·e To FIX" Space Craft auggeots died Friday at uo p.m. the , m J leaf through their Cllnie, will be ~ld Sun· · p ls th Mn'ooiio' merce moetlng. Grande College today lacee . . , =•'•' 0 ' ~•.· r..~ r ssure boforo disposing U. day at o'clock from the Mai!Oft or mou ~ Welch. oad hia West Virginia Tecb. lD a double· <UPI>-A MatiODI fer ~I t.ne·--"•'*'· " often file a1 bl Mothodiol Church ( bora said lhal mueh lnfonnatlon header at 1 p.m. on !he team allechnicoans on "'"' orb• ride are aiJnilar -.' . us Gov. in k v ua • · . Killed ~· 4 o!:>talned that lhould diamond at Gran.!< time today, hoping to solve !>l"b- wlticlo during . cliiif ' V ·1\I.WJe Ja being · ~· ~:"'7 waa ~'It be a bt\neflt In 11oe future. n.. Coach Art Lanham's Bed'""n !em& which nave pw;loed bade naut John GleM'o fligbt Feo ._ IUttcf· tit l ' ifitup o1. Obw • . ~ civ er MMOD Cit.J_ •r ' · commJttee ebafr. two d Ua Cioeirmati this America's next manned orbiWI mal1lmctilm ill • control qa. Unlflri!IY ........ not f}IVOree Grant<l!d ma:f years aod • llcaloed fun..-. D Ar.-~ . . . \· .~· ~~ aloo ~!"""I a written - . but :..., Ulllble play flight 1o M•Y 18 at the earlieot. tern of the space eapou1o. polnl ·totlnlr u.s. Seoalor norls G. St!llder al :::::::..:~....h.! ::~ .og gument . report "' lbe toUr. t!oelr "ith XaV· lnfDmled sour... indicated ··~· - :=fG" 1 W. BrleU. oos boanl of A divo""' l"•nted DllriJ G. m other ~ of ll>o. C el ler duo -.Jy rain part fll 3.0()0).pou0d ""'""'ra:l n.. ~ _. "'" ......S. · Dau W)'nter ON THI DOUILI"' (Jn Color 1: P.anovlaion) I -alloGary Cooper Deborah Kerr "THI NAKID IDOl" - ~E~;;:the Esii~:~ Columbus '"I'' Bradbury Cla&~ Mer Wednesdny E11ening Nancy Kwan " JACOBS ~ Sloout No Qoampuuk. , U. S. military ..,.,.... reported a.. Hooel Sal bad b 0 0 • evacuated" by cJe. govermnent troop B)' Chou ED-Ial, prom!..., "reoolule C..trol Boll 01 c-.., Friday afteo' a b r lo I IU)>porl" lo ·lbe Loollaa robela. n.. abandnnmeot of llouei Sal, with attacking rebel wOI'Ilfd lbe !JDlled, Stateo oo hall wblcb Ja Ill mlleo wOII al the n.. Laollon del _,_,_ IllP~~~tlee in Southeull AJID. royal Olpltal of Luang Prabaog. eoae ·--·, - - . govenuneo lroopo Yirlually giveo the [II'I>Commllllill Otboro, alsO al .Columbus. Tro- A. B. tlooald G. Jooobo, ,.. pblel, ribbono .;od money awarda ol Mr...d -·Dale of IUN..MON.·TUU. owepl - into Ban Hmoot Sai, . tho laol otronl[hold lD IIOI'Ih· 0 Pomeray, Oh1o •1•1• bad C!OIIIIrmod that Itt ~ - • .._-ted -~~ forces <Ompleto - ' ..,er all ..... pullin• out of 11oo ..... but Sol .. ........., of the norlhwflleno hall al !he thll wu the ffnl eoaflrmaiiDa bf """'" the Melraoa River iDIAo ldacdom. U.S. mllllar)' bert tlo.t ll 'l'bollalld. A del.... _,_,.._ · bad fallen completel)' Jar. - y (Ill Banglot, Thalllllerior Min· " . _ , ............. hallda. Iaior Gao. Pr- aoaru.atlea oald, ll oa '-eel 011 off..,.ive (Ill WuhlnJ!on, 11oo Stoto Jle. oald ll'rlday that -~ 1100 Lao- wD1 be lauacbad limultaoeously lbe ldml•lalralloo 11ao aDd 1.000 clvlliana apiDJI"' Luaq Prabang. home of was OOIIIlderiDg "mon lor<eful"' fled inoo Tballomd. llA! 11 id royal the ldac. a11c1 lbe adminiotno"•e aelloo, poaolbly lbe dlapa!A!b Ill Loollan aolollm were beln~ dJa. eapjtal of Yleoltane, ,..t of the U.S. lroopo lo Laoo, to bois,.. the armed aDd b[>1 In a ....tro<led ( o v - . IIIID'I royal U'lllf'• dofeooe of _., "bile ol v lllo 11 d were The pledp ollllpp«< &om Rod the )lnJie ldogdom.} .......,... 1o determine wbetJoer China came ill a ....,.110 from Cloloo lltporl they are refugees or pro.Commu- Chou to "-ali.ot" JK"OJillor.<le&. CloiDMe Communlol PromJer nbs agenll.t lgoate PriDoo Souv811110 Pbouma. 11"1,.. "';1; .. ' I 22 atedl ~~m .h AJ.l leadeth . rs arelr•e- records Their a~ - . L . . quest ave timee1ror regL'i r · lion is ·9,985 pounds ·--~ . . bw this ~nta£"t of ~ .-t t•on ·~ . Y SIO pounc1a of fat, wheo M". Kmght. ed lo a lwJce.daily milking. .,.. day, , mature equivalenl bul:l 27 Unemploymrnl This Goemsey bull ,... bted Claims Are Fil'..d by ~ E. Adams, Ti-ula. di:;:~k h~~::~, m=.::..!~ :1:.~iogw~G::U:...~ len Quail&, <7 >, If/ ft., 3 in. office. reported this week that burnie Glen'o Lasa, ' that posteol Girls broad jump - Crestlyn 21 initial claims were filed by an ollldal pi'Oduellon record tf lflcks <S>, 11ft. 3 ln. M. County residents milk and 111 14013 ~ Girls <10 yard dash _ Ell ~ lot 1 number a1 ~loy .,.;..... of fat. "Lieulooanl" alol en • . Qualla, (7), II ""· ed now slonds at Sl5, compared hae bad 14 el blo f08il!ered B1W'balf throw - Dick Knight, ~ last year's total of 661 at this gbter1 ~W wi411.. aa averq~ (IJ, lll9 It hmo. ral.ing of 'Doolrable. lllgb jump - -Jell Gibbs, (8), 4 k., 5 ln. MEIGS GENERAL BOSPJTAL GAME ANIIOUNCI'.II Girls sact .,... :_ Janetto Scott 1AdmiMions - Fem Raynoao, A softball game will bo plaJtl <8 >. Racine Rl. •• La..-a Wat•.o:o Ra· SUnday at 2 p.m.• Rutlaod VL <10 yard daslo, bor• _ Bruce cille: Kathy Huddleslon, Pome- Bedford Youth Oeoter.atlhe W. Simpeoo, (ll. u sec. roy. · lml FIO!d oear Dorwin oo RDult Baskelball lhrow - Paul lt.ap. Dlocluort!e• - Lora J o 10 e s, :<!. ~ will lie loina. <a>, 110ft. liD. Minersville; Mae Alooander. Potn· a!Jie. Boys brood Jump- Jell Gibbe, eroy, Ill, IS fl. 1~ ln. RUPE FINED B-U ihrow for glrla - Bar. CAVI:IN IIIJtllll8 EIGDT Leo lbope, 411, fl1 Ooeoloire Ill. bora Higgins, (Bl, 114\1 fl. CIIARLEROI, Belgium (UPO- 2, wia fined p aDd .... Fl'ldq Girl! high jurpp - Elleo QuaDs A eavein II the Petit Try coal niglil ID court IICllkm of .tlddioaDd Janetto Scott, s fl 10 ill. mJno at Lambasarl buried eight port Mayer K FOJC1If>all throw - Lany. WUI, miners Friday. killing 11 least noy, Rupe had beeo obar1e<i willl \"~ Ill (1, ' -., · - _ - I I { . . . ~. . . .,... 4 M . . _ . ...i I « ....a. Me- u I �' • tMiss Winters Is 1st Peace Corps Trainee (-... lirtt .,.. rt~llleol lW boeai .,._ far trolnlntl ill lht ..,._ (orpo. ~... It 11Ja MarJaret Ell.. .&arcH wn.ra, .mo hl• accept. ,.t IN tavllalloo ol Robert Sil' gtat Sbrfvtr, Jr., d!rec-;Ol' of tbr ~ 10 oartJ<Ipole Jo the program for a project in Ecu:Wor, Soullt America. Mi.N WllltOI'I 111'0011 u a toacl>· er ollhe lowilliP'odo alltO)'Doldoburt. and prior to and lollowlnJ her teadllni OJ<ptrlenee ..,. chil' drtn'• UbrariaD at the G al l le Caualy Dialrlct ilbrll')', 1>illft lhe wa1 in cllarp ol aU child. ren'o aetlvltiel. She b.u been aetive in many eemmunlty pre]edl lllcludlo& 4-H, Gallia Junior Fair. She 11 1 member ollhe o1n11n1 trill, "l'lte Coed1." which won ~ and r.. 11oo.11 bo1101'11 In lhe 111111-C FL'U Bureau Talent rmd. A brodler, Eerl. IIOW hYRII Ill Mill Winters, :n, ill 1 natJve of liollla roooly, daupter of Mr. and Mn . Earl T. Winters, Jr. of Jacbon Pike. Slle 11'111 he aredfrom Rio Gt-ande College 11111 .lui< wher<! ohe bat majored li •rneatary edneation. BotloD. Ia -~ he It ltudyq for hla ill p/>}"'iral ehemlolly. A YOUII~· ., brodler, Dooald, io • ,.p~~c>­ more at Gallla A<ademy . Miu Willers wm lea,·e about June 28 and fly 10 Abajo, Pl."'ro Rico. wlwrt &he wU1 br.tm u-a:a. lng. II 1rill 0011111\Ull· ity development, pbyalcaJ oondilloolng and adapting In enmatic eooditio01. After Cow-wettb at the eenl« eba '!rill ID to ao Am· trlclll uoJventty far ~raln 1 a1 ln Spolllah, hlot«y, eulluro, and learn about the ecoonmy aad naI""' ol lbe -.y ill •ilich ohe f 'JQU GOnA HAVE '1M BOTH: Gold Indicted In Conspiracy Concludes Jury G~nter's Caves Open For Summer ....,.,.,!Ze ' M.I.T., whore 1rill ......,, Final teetioD for th~ J.:cgldor project II made al L... - ol the lralnirC period, aod ll Nlectod, Mlu Wlntert wW live in Cutll· ca, Ecuador ln • hou&!llJI unit near the fM'mtng community ol. Indian larmet'l. Tho main object ol the JII'OJect lo .. """'"' Nil· denta ol that ~tor lrcrn P•· ama hal p"'ductk>a lo diverllfted oJrleullure. ' e DEKALB SEED CORN e PARKER C 38 SEED CORN e PARKER ; US 13 SlED CORN MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL · Refugees Pour I Into Hoogkong From Mainland "WE DO CUS'liOJC GRINDING" Owned & O,.rated.., TMIJ ,...., ~ N. he, Av•. Phone -WY 14254 Mlclctla,erf TONGANOXIE ••• - c.. tt.o da~ who tho _,. ..... Two separate vawum systems. One for •• • Is ,, ••' pulsator •• • one for the milk line. R1tJ:XX:!.1 say "Production goes up • •• udder improved. -•' MORRIS.IMPLEMENT & .SUPPLY CO. GRAVElY PHONI WI 9-3202 Ml88 MARGARET III'INTF.RS PEARL STREET IACINI, Q. :• .. . • ' IF ••• .,_ - •• I to - bag;£11 lerA'har *- ,._- claa\ wall un• ......., .......... :rr our iiOW • HAm. llcNIIIIIIatllaal .. a•.. -*trtJEB · Voice Of Broadway ..• Reporting ' . iffA ' ' ..,,, . S.. U.iar T- ~IF ' ceedlng1 •. . Tip to talent scouts: A star '!'H E CE I . ~BHITI B S In the making is George Anderson, cur· l~ g dri Bergm,.·s fh·st husband, Dr. rently playing in "Seventeen" at t h o Pde r Lindstrom, has a new claim to fame. Art rrltlco and F'rench collectors Equity Library Theatre .•. Robert Prea· have !won praising the landscapes ,he ton was wanted for the upcomlnJ mulli· palntt>d - two dozcil of them . They re cal "Mr. President," but he turned It on rx hihition at a swank Rallery on the down. He's still enamored of hlo moat Avonue Franklin D. Roosevelt In Paris re~nt show, which closed out of town, , . Dai'V Batos, who won national fame and expects It to be revived. Lawrence Welk played colf with for· when she batlled for desegreaatlon In Little Rock, is writing a book about her mer Prealdent Eisenhower In I' a I m •·xporlenecs . , . Fred Astaire 11 going to Springs and inadvertently walked off be angry w1lh the drumbeatero for "NO· wlth two of Ike'S clubo. A frantic tele· torious Landlady": they reported that phone call wa& made, and a network exe· · he took Barrie Chaoe to a screening of eutlve agreed to return the clubs on his the film , and what '• more, held henda way to the Springs . . . The two hand· with her! Fred hao been fl&htlna t h at some lado who tonk turns dancing with atory for years, maintaining that ~e ad· Loretta Young at the Stork Club were mlr.. Barrie as a dancer, and that 1 all, her sona, Chris and Peter Lewis. . period. h tl f Prl nceu Beli•ve it or not. the Jayne Mansfield· It waa no-autograp me or · lUckey Har~ltay divorce announcement Grace when she and Prince Rainier vi· was not a publicity stunt. They fought ailed the oet of "The Grand Duke and over career trouble, and for a while the Mr. Ptmm" In Nice. Their Serene High· · fight was serious. Jayne Isn't doiiiJI much neuea expre'"d great Interest In a at the box office in thlo aountry, and scene Involving Charles Boyer, and In· . ahe'• worried over the future of her ca· vlted several members of the cut to reer. Meanwhile ohe wlohes Mickey . bave lunch with them at the Metropolo would find himself a job that she could Hotel. But the actors were surprised and ·respect, inotead of just working as Jlllrl dllappolnted when Grace refused all re· 'Cif her entourage ... FranchOt Tone and queata to otan her name to some souven· ·airline s1ewarde81 Kay Donnelly have tr. cooled II . . . Few lana are aware that One of the Important leaden of the "How to Succeed.'. which waltzed off Republlun Party hal decided It must be · -wtth IMlven Tony Awarda and a Pulitzer Nelson Rockefellt'l' and Barry Goldwa· -Prize lhio aeason, waa held back for a · ter leadln& the alate In the next prNI· ·whole year from produetlon on Broad· dentlaleleetlons, to give the RepubUcana way. Feuer and Martin, perfettlonlata a· uberal and a conaervaUve to vote for. about these thtnaa, could have ruohed it He reaso111 that Gov. Rockefeller Is the in nhe~ had everything set), but decided only candidate thf party dare put up to gamble for many montho and pollsh agalllllt Pruldent Kennedy, and bellevea the show. Sen. Goldwater won't mind runnlnc for the Viet l'relldeney. (But where a r e • Former Nova, who they Coin& to find a Jacqueline!) saya he baa Janis Roceu, Monlque Van Vooren, who just re.fo!ID<:rawforcl using turned from Europe, aalcl'she saw ll:lluilis fl· beth Taylor In Rome "and she actually at'!d had> black·lnd·blue tiW'elllnt on the bridge of her nose, which abe waa try. lng unllleeeufullY, to camouflage wtth to makeup. oth"er th1111 that ahe'a never by looked mDr• beautiful, mon ndiant, Henry and more happy." 11 Lil truly.looked r• were .dlant and baPP7, tbat'e mo,.. Mci news p!'l)o for Sybil BuriOn. A:· • heclelmr..u•• in a• . · pic-e ,._ . . . . -' I , • ' !'' Sugar Run Flour Mills P'-wWYNJll .\ Mulberry Ave. ,.n.:.or.Gflii Your Smith-Douglass Dealer . Trailer Load Now On Hand LANDMARK .. i . '• _j • ·. J _, ' .. ... ' ~ " BALER TWINE . (MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE) • Fully treated with rot, rodent &. insect repellents • 255lb. tensile strength eKnotless e!OO% sisal fibre eGuaranteed 9,000 ft. per bait 3 KINDS ON HAND PRICED LOW AS - - ....... :. ..,..RirRUalalo•• LOW COST CAR LOANS .' • for FARMERS w -'('. 't ·FULTON-THOM'PS·ON TRACTOR SALES IPRINO AVE. WY. J-5101 . I'OMIROY • I Ph- WY 2-5270 Dllll ahlftlt. •' - • 'r ' 'i . '• . per !ale . . ' .:: POMEROY .':' . Oolllpolis- • . . I . I M•n-t•! . . . ' ', I , , PHONE WY 2,:ntt•· Opp.l'eltOHice ....... 01 ..uti C1- i Wllbr, II!INIII'It.ttn I' . .' I ; J•ckw.c.,..y · rD!IT llnenclng ..rvl-for FAR· MERS by . u.. loor NEW CARS or othor FARM equipment. .. . ' .. ·• u.. this .......... ,_ 114 Mulberry St, · $6.45 -• ,_ I. ,....t '' �.. Price Edges Jackets 3-2 On 4 Hits Dent. Sets Area Record Hooks 'n Slices Mieroscopa Put On Finds By John Tf'n/o•d ChotltrhUI Gulf CourM Pno Dl-nd Dat• Sfllnd Hilf 1 July 2 2 July 4 1 '""' 2 1 2 July t 1 2 Jllly9 l 2 Julr 11 1 July 13 Delipu Fer Yaa ___ ... _,.. ................... ·-....... ,.... ........ .,., ... , ..... '" ...,.,......... ...... ............. ... JOYCE BULKLI!:Y • 2 1 --..lh.-__ 2 July 18 2 1 2 Jllly 19 1 JUly 23 . . . . . . . . . . . .... ....... 116 .......... July 18 1 M ,.._,.... ~--!'!1~..-w.t.~,_ .. rlflra..,a =-,:;·;c:e-w 2 1 Y.D.EDWAIDS July 21 2 1. . July 28 2 -WYIMtt I.W- Aug. 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. O'TOMITIIIT Otaa Roan: tiD 12, llo • (Ciooe It N-. Gil 'l'llara. - 1111 CoiJrt St.. ......, Thanks. • • I wish to expren my sincere thanks to thaN who tupported me 10 loyally in the May Primary Election, and your loyalty will not be forgotten, WJ~h George A. Meinhart, To Thank The Stalt RePf"Hnlltlve. Middleport 3·Werd Votara Who Supported Me In The Mey Primary. ELOISE WILSON "''If Nallonwldo"a now Otdltllft *""Ill clft 1ftteet the pleasures oiiiOitlnt ...... rour - ftWollo. ""'"" 11 wolf. You pi full p-Ion Qlinst plly~cal io!l lor your boa~ IIIIIIGr, IIIII• lnd IGColioileolnolucllnasuclllllms n Wlllrllkil, ltlrfballl'lllnCI.,. · IOIIf· This Ileal now POlliO)" pt'OIIoll rou 11111111 llllttlcalty •nv heard rou eo• think ot - • • lOW 1011. '"' full -lis, R wlU lilY rou Ill Ml- IYIRY WOMAN DRIAMS OF OWNINGI MAX WYWARD 244'0 Ptl'llllllllttllr.., .. Children'• White CANVAS OXFORD PRICED NOW SO THAT 5 CAN! Ill •.•••• IIAT.IIIIE Narrow Heel IIU1UAL FilE IISUIWICE CIIIIPAIIY Small4Ma to a ........ -- '2.99 THESHOEIOX NO FROST MIDDLIPOilT HURRY I PEOPLE 65 OR ONLY with our OVER CAN HAVE BLUE SHIELD MEDICAL-SURGICAL PlOTECTION a«lDDI. IIRD27 IIADE·I IIG ·Blamed For RL7Wreek own the 12.6 ... ft. ,Net..... All, .... , •• ", •• ,.,.., 11frJp,U Dowa IIMel. • No froet A~- 1ft ather the fa Rifrigwator Section. •••r or HUFFY MOWIIS ...-aATOR,IIUIZII POl ONLY $UO PU WIIICII PIANOS ' Men's e'III!UILm. ·•lfALDW• _, ., ,....,...Pflllllll. lm~ • Seperet. Top Frt111rHolds 1051be. • FIU1h OpeRiftt Doon. • Cabinet Une Stylilii ~~~the Decor of • Bui!Nn. , • Moilkokl Crilper • Dalwtc Doily lor 5torl9e Door. CANVAS OXFORDS -----------,"'"'- . Baker·Furn·iture . ' ' . ' ' ' nnnr________________________ R~N~------~------------------- . S2.99 ..,.. $].99 ·- ·- ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV/ -elitoU R....,s Slloe Sttrt E.Meln MIDDLIPOI.T .. / Harry Mill.!', Owner .. P..-roy ' I �"' .., _.,....... . ..,..._,_ Hollywood In Review I l t cull per word, cme wauttoa . llillimum eblrle-00 t oll I cmtl per word for tbne coueevdve tn.!rtaon1. Spe..."ttl ~ oae month for 30.ceotl per word. Full nhl oJ f eeotl per word wtl.l be c.bar&ed lor 1d. ~ ~niiiD& if oot ~d within 10 d.l71 after rec«iJvta& bill. Errors 1o AdverWlnC-Sbou.Jd be reported lmmediately 11ot> D&i[J Seotmel will oot be re5PQllliblt tor mure UuJJ one tnrorrect i.n.eruon. Card ot 1\lanb and Spedal Notice. ot BYeu.U. 11.», fw IJO word aun1mum. Each additional wont, lc. ~ publubed •• 1 cut per word. WORDS l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 15 010< 10< $1.35 20 2S 601: 76c $1.21! $1.110 PHONE WY $1 .80 t2.25 b<nl I 1110. $UO 16.00 $7.M ~-2157 --.,. . .....- ~ ~ . •DAILY CROSSWORD .laiC PI ---21.-...::.. the equolly cowor<l!y and cold-blooded:y ...,. ......,lal, Sotir1JU lib Bob New· But - . . "'llle Doteoders" hart and Steve Allat hove beeo wat an ~ tint-o!ded, 1111ar. dnwed by no-.. And Ju 1 t ooaled plea for nlaxatloa o1 tile ...., doy. o opobsmon lor abortion Ja..,, 'llluroday Digbt'o 1 oew aerleo, "Mr. Smilll Go.. ••....., lleporos" llifDec! at • mud! To Wllll!loitoo" - wb!ch loot more bolaoood, ...,..,...fooate poi!IIcal . , . - . Ill the J i m m 1 approach for all tidea. Stewart comedy movle verawn It dld ~ '-'- m ' ito ·fr-~ uJd that <11 ~lev ilion Jt will bo ....... .......,. preseoti.tJoo ol lhe dllfereooo be- tolally liOII-cornmiltai. Cotllolie aid I10D • Ca1boii< Wby! What in .... ... .... advocates. Aod it eircJ.ed m OD afraid ol! two Jooal . - ol the controYerly: .... GaMel .....11 Bob NewChicago, - . ...,. ........ bart'a CIIIIOOlled NBC-TV ohow charge the.-. il a bon 111 bJrtb will be replocod durmg tho 1um. conlrol servlcoo In - ..u• ........._ merby "Play Your Hunch" .• , ..... ......... alt and clloica; aod New Haven, CBS-'l'V, whim hat an exelullve Cotm., wltere a cliuic of lhe cootract with Arthur Godf.roy, re. Planned P-bood Federation, fwoed to lot blm bost NIIC-TV'o opelled to tall the COIISI!tutlonatily "'l:oni~" for a week In of tile state l!rw agalnat b I r t ~ September, to wbkh ilo h od Cllttrol, was closed. agreed Most, lf 1101 all, of lhe A documtlllar)> •bout Willlllll great Bnportance. After thrff « r(.Hll' valrs of leave~ have fQ!"med tho growing Up should b< pinch· ed baclt: from three to five side moots will thecJ develop and these turn should be pinched back induce !urttter branching. pnmiog ... ha.dly bo . If it ia dooe syyoo will get .UOOM sterno .. yoor l'hr)'lo ftiiMJTI: AND PUr OON'nAIL - · u d & l e..... - . WI WI& liD LOSE WEIGHT w1tb l>m<4Diet tablell. 8lc at Stark'• .Drup. 4 u Dalry Bar, Middleport. . .- =•• -.-. • .. n. L.o.ta explot!ve bll1ll IDltrol llsuo. (II NOTICES tic dnnk $1 pllll lax. "cas day Digllt - they roqulrw • llhenl oupply lDOioturo, and It meoUan<d pionty ri plant food. ro slwwy bkMJm , summer or pinching back ill ~ Meigs-Mason Coming Events - -~~--~~·~-~-..,....... o.!ly~StnUM!, P0111woy-Middleport, 0 ., 11111112, lin-T II!U.YWQoo M'l, - I!IJS.[Aiortc Will> Mlt<l!." TV, wldeb reaaat1y pru•tct • lib Beportt" CODilooonlal drm•a about lbor· come more lmportont 11 toJovl. tloll "" "'11le Dotenden," 'fttur• oko! entortaJnment 1>ecomoo mort aww, n.o , _ , i"""'h "' ' ~ • ~~~~~~ Ia ~~ bol I, and ~ lhiJ pel' POl CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES _. • shouW be .elected f r o m 11v1t . . f)der .nd art """""' lo ..ap - -.. -._ - l.l.oo4- 10.-.atlead. , .. 4hl-=+:••'• ,., ir.iii.o::'"- " ·-·X. WJolwd :11. RaiMo • == :11'.- . . ltl*"'"'llll :: oi - - ..... 1• aZ:, - •·IO.Pllot<w ~ .,.• Z •Qdkf• & ~-­ a JC 1 WOI .11W a=• w..,... --- Jnte..,iewed · coneel'lling a.i-·go'o Shalt._ will bo Offered by -, Cook County Hoopita), uJd thoy NBC-TV nozt oeaSO'l In lloaor ol a Clllt,. got no birth control infonnawm tbe 400tb annivercary of the atnbt FE there. Said one: ''They give you bard't birth, wbiob OCClR'tiB 196i. the runaround.'" "t.Wwt• The Rev. Edgar Chandler, oil I llo _. the ~urch Federation of Great- r er Cflicsgc, oonteoded • "de fq. q.. to" ban exists. But Dr. ·Karl A. DOWM' Mey,, medical director of c~"' uucounty Hospital, said It doeo not, ~dding, however_, that the dis:ie-m-1.. .,-011.*,"'""""""""'"' 11111 '" ..,..,.,.. _ _,. Cllnrlt!OCtDift'll matlon of JUch mformation wet~tldl' ! &;££ W DAIL'I' mJI'i£CPJOIB- ...... IDiriD . . . ., occupy much of the siaff's time. Calling m lltrry Wolfe lllmda)r • :rr: ll' D lo a A • :rr: a r•lt!.ane 500 Convertible, e cyL mol.or. 8\4. tnnl., R. A H .. IU(.Id L1ret. Blue flnlm. 1,..,..,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,..1 r.agIe Ridge .::=.a.., ;::...... ='. "= 1 Society News ra = were Mrs. Martha MoEimy, Mrs. '- lo 0 X G lo lo 0 W Jack Harris, Mr. and Mn. John . OM~illblpWitudltlllr-ttw.IIIWU_,..A•t~~~~~ Roose and family, MlltoD '1\iW. ~: :=~ ~:::;:: and Anna Tuttle. : "'t' Ott- - - - since hit organization was tax- Karen Grifit'b vlsfted. Iter un.,_v a oupportod, he did not feel it had grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. EdSamuel L. Andeltnan, Chicago health commissioner, maint -;11(1() there was no ban in board of health clinics. But he added that i ::,:::.,U:: j the right to advocate bittlli con- ward Grlfflth, recently, · ~rot Mr. and Mrs. """' Lodw!dl , One ratllolle, however - Dr land clrlldren visited with ·Mr. ·~, Joho Rock, of the Harvml Medi: and Mrs. Ml~on Tuttle and famtly _, ·~~-• d Saturday night. - ~- an 1 pioneer of oral Mr nd Mrs Milt Frederlctt 1 eon~~aception - .l!laid religious .op- caned :n their · da~, Mn~. posltiQD to certam fo~~. ol. ~Jrth Mitchell Holley and family Satur· was an unagm<:!d day evening. threat.·· But other, more official Ml'l. Lafe Cogar and Bill went (atholle apokesmen appeared to to 0pa l.c:d.s, ·Flori&, last week disagree. and brought her grandson home Bot.IJ sides ol the Connecticut is- with her for 1 vfsJt. sue also were pl'e.sented. And old. Several from the Ridt§e atttend· time birth control advocate Mar. ed the 'May Day program at Jaret Sanger b~d her uy too. OheotA!l' school Tuesday. One of the pointed disputes of MN. Lale Coga< received word the evening inYO!v-ed bow bot h Saturday ~ing of the death ol pro and anti-birth control adva her stepmotber, Mrs. Mary Kigbt ~ates felt the use of taxed funds at Grantsville. W. Va. 1t p'fbll~ bo.CJI,pitals and clinics Archk! Rose visited with hit eided their ' artum&nt!!. Each aic!e cousin Walter Tuttle Sunday. teels ihat since it la contributilg Mr: and Mrs. Charlie RoweD of eon t r o I taxes, It shouldn't play secolld Iiddle. It waa difflcuk not to rompare lhe methods of "The llellltlders" and "CBS Reports." The n;akflt'l of "'lllo Defenders" loade~- U..lr ltgumect in a pra~t\cal p~Utlcal approoch to rell bleir viewo '"' ...... II AI: . -· -... •z ' CIBIII'I'VB"r V11:114 IIAB ll'loBl' I' QQ.-I' W I'll: q I P ...... ··---- y_,-. ~ "''n.m:T • -' - 'l'OUCK~ WJEH RADIO Mo.._, ft...p ll'ltla, a: ;;a Sip Oa 7:110 IIIIIIW Cloclt 7:45 'lbt UfeliDI 8:00 0b1o Valley Nen 8:05 OIUo Nn. 8:10 Spol1l 'l'oda, 1:20 MU&ieal Clock 8:56 Commu:aft7 Nnre East Liverpool were owmfgftt I:GO ~: ~ guests ol his aunt Amy Wolf, on ::: Sl!owen Monday rughl 10·00 MaSOII County~ 1111'. and Mrs. Dole Warner ol 10;110 1'ali OC lbo Towa s.:;": eo. Syracuse ~!ailed on Mr. and Mrs. 10:55 WorJd NeWI Kennell! L:wson Sunday. U;GO il'bal'o 1111 Number Margare Tuttle ~ Jean (Mon.. Wed.. I'd.) ~~~ m Point 11:110 Talk ol lbo ' ...,. level. 'l1le Hilltop Busy Bees 4-11 Clm CTueo., 'llluro.) ••cos ReP,(II'tl," on the other met with JuUe Role ol Easban, ll:U Talk ot tM Twa hand, wu not out to selt a view- Friday evenlng. 11:15 Cburcb Belli Riq: poinl blatantly. CBS ... oaly b< Mr. end MrL Kennoth LaWBOn t!"rttta1 ...,, commended heartily for s!Mding moved from Clalumllus . 1o lbeir ll:tll ~lilly) by this magnillc:enl tohow desplte homo 1111 1!!011le Ridge recently. . W ltl N the fact that It cannot ~ doing Susan and Sarab Jeanne Tuttle 11•41 or IWI too well In the rating• against IJl"ftt MondaJ> olgbt wltll t1oo1r .. The Untouchables" and " S J n 11 cousin Kat'ny Tuttle. =.:t ":. GASOLINE ALLIY 11:55 MoM Cotmly N..,. NANCY--· I'M WAITINe J2,GO c.mnun~ty Neya 12:06 Nooa Newa q , 10 Obio Ne"' FOR YOU YOU .SAID YOU'D COME OVER TO SHOW _ __,. ME YOUR NEW MY PLANE AND 1 HAVE BEEN GROUNDED BECAUSE OF A CRASH LANDIN<J- TOY AIRPLANE ~~~ IJ:l5- 12::10 - Board 12:11 Newt-0-Gram~ lll:!IO and Home Hour IJ:45 ll!r. 1:511 Local NewJ I:GO ll!r. ll1111c ram. 1:110 Wtl'ld Newa 1:05 ll!r. 141111< s,llll Loeal Newa C:GO Dileiq With 0... ••30 llaiUai Home 4,41 World Report •=50 Spano .,511 11aoon Couaty Newo 1:110 c.mnunll)> N.... 5:05 World N- l,lil4ullcale e:ID Stmoet Boulevard 1: ao SliD (Ill .. ' I "'""-......,------------"'"1:-:- WMPO Radio BUNDA! 7:25 7:29 7:30 H5 Sign Oil Newa Readlinet Army nour Sunday Cl!apol a,oo Morning Meditations 3: 15 Rev. li'a Tibb• 8:30 SUnday Chapel 8:45 Ohureh ,World Newt 8:00 Elder RU8sell Clint I ; ~ Perspective~ POR ONLY '266·00 1 :45 <lmrcb at Work 10: 00 INSTAL LID SUnday Sbow 10:4! Social S.CUrity Sl>ow 11:00 llundoy Show 11 :25 Congressman Moeller 12,00 12:15 12,30 1:110 2:00 1: 15 Noou News The Search Rev. Merlin Teeta Countty llymo t ·ime Citlzeoo Forum' Sundoy SOO...ase U7 Newalleadllnes 1:00 Sundoy Showcaae S:25 Nat'l lc lnternat'l New.1 3:30 Sunday ShowcaJe 3:57 News Headli.Des 4:110 Sunday !llowca.. 4:26 Natiooal News 4:30 Sunday Showcase 4:57 News WOW' AND NO 9MAL.t.· TIME etN I WHV, "1lteSe REcelPTS PDQ l.P 1t) 141.NiE!lTB 0' 'THCUIAHDe, -roar AND IN 0.9, OCIIJGH. IF l-IE ' fl!Ef:{r ii-4\T KIND 0' [)(XJGI.I I I!ET HE 1l!Sll! [j t.ars I:1Q!i!; r Headline~ S:IIO Sunday Show<aso 11 :so Music On Deck 5:45 News Wrap-Up 11:45 Wasbln.,_. Report.o ID the 1:110 Sundown Serenade Pooplo 7:110 Sip 011 POWER DAVY JONES •• " · , ,.,, .... .. ~ ~ucc.HI MOWERS S...rol Moclelo To cr-.. From-We Trod• For Any Kind ~ . i SH The SPRINGFIELD Arab U·DO•IT '•••rr•o e • ,...,... ... CON _I IOL Pr.teuleftCII f*rMir. -. • For Eoslor Mo,. Conv•nlont Gordenlng · ...w..,•,,..........,,....,. ........... ._.... ,.,......, ~~-.. ROTO TILLER I BvBRANNEI · -.... ,..,..... cfwmj. entee 'l"illlleble, •._ .._ ................. h. . . . ' .. ' .. .' ' u1n ... ..,. ..,., .,........ · GilMORE SUPPLY STORE Phone WY 2-2n4 111 W. 2nd Street Pomeroy, 0. L-------------------""'.J ,. \ ' . ""~· ...., .... f.. �• • : 1-Dally SeDUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0 ·• May 12• 1962 Program Of Poems, Readings, soctety . . . Given For MISStonary Grouv singing of the theme the t'nemP of the program Mrs. Emerson Jones Js Elected Regent 01 Meigs DAR Chapter Around And About M "ddl I eporf I I I I MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT •h Mf. MOrta Soct'ety / k h S Monday evening will mar t e b (Technicolor ) . eginning of a week of special Gary Merrill, Mlthael Crall! , ervires at the Middleport First Joan Greenwood and M1rhaPl B'pt.,st Church with Rev. Doug· Mu, Campbell Harper h Ias F:ades as evanRellst. ed by her mot~· Mrs. F Callan . I Sunday evening, the Rev. Don· MJac ~sohn , en_tcrtaM•.n&l the "BRUSHIEIRE" 1 John Ireland, Evertott Slnane, ' ld Boone, pastor of the church orTh" daphst _ISS ontarhy ' Jo Morrow will have a Preparation night ser- ty . u~s ay evenmg a er i('e at 7 30 and the church is Mam st. home. ' trlving lo have 15 per cent of iU The meeting, in cbarge of SUN.·MON.·TUES. esideut m~mbership in attend- Nellie Winston, vice M•y 13, 14 & U. ope11ed with devotions by "FLOWER DRUM SONG" ' ('e anM · d h been designated as Oscar Hardaway, who had (1echnl color) 0 ·p ~/; w?,s night with the goal her topic, ''Ideal Christian Nancy Kwan Jamefl Shigeta a(' e rd h. " Juanita Hall '1PI as having every pew filled . a s 1p. . - -- I 'uesday evening will be "Church "Building Christian Homes" Srhnol Roll call'' night w1t:1 the the theme of the program Feclo.sses of the Sunday School sented by Mrs. Jacbon. An A NIW IDIA 'Oif A N~W IRA tri~·lng to 1\ave a 100 per cent cle, "How successful are 0 u r I attendance. pr-ayers?" was read by Mrs C. ' \'iNinestiay evtming the largest R. 'ioung aod Mrs. Haraaway ' , ' family present will be re('ognized read, "The Winning of a ,., - . . .l,;"''; ,.;:;.;__;'}:~:::':,:,,..,..\ ,..,~"'" · and Thunday night II designat- to Christ," 8lld also a p oe m, · eli t~s "Lad11 and Dad'1 Night." " Heart's Garden." Friday night will be "Friends During the businesa ses~ion, Invitation" night with Saturday • Mrs. H.:~rper reported that t h evening named ''Young At Hearl" cross for the church had been or· ·'·· ni~ht. Following the Saturdlly eve- dered. A communlcatim w a ning servlre refreshment• will be read from Mrs. Kathryn Payne serwd to ull the "Young · at pre.sid~nt of merldith, Heart ." the group for their kindness to Servi(·c~ will clo!le & u n daY her. Mrs. Young was electlld ••. with Nationwide't morning with the 10: 1~ service delegate to the Hockin~~: District new Family Hospitaliu· !11u• tn th1• Mi(ldl('porl. Boccalnur- Sub-Missionary convention to cion Plan! Offeu liberal ente being held In the evening. heM at Glouster. Sunday callh benefits . , , fj!OriJwiJ, coverage . . . Juu A nur~e•·y will h~ h"'l d ror I. h e A chicken dinner wal small ('hildr~n ea(·h ~vening dur· to the above and Mrs. Emma ratn. ~e me soon! ing the services. Bland, Mn . Arnold Richards, P81 r I W• W1'll•1IMI Mro. Er.in Boumgardnor. Mrs. and Son RF.CEIVF.S PIN Arlena Reece, Mrs. James Pay· :111 N. Second Ave. I Will iam n oi lf'y, (;runl StrN·t. ne, Miss Julia Reece and a guest. WY. 2-2311 Middleport M lddl~port, wa~ recently pre~nl· Mrs. Virginia Stalworth lf Nf'W ed with his haH ~nlury member- York C!ty. The next meeting wili OFPICI HOURI: I ihip certlflrntl' and pin from the be held at the nome of Mra. Ch:1rJ to 7 p.m. -Itt, I to 5 p.m. Modern \\'oodmnn l.orlge, Mlddlf'-- les Jone.t, June 1. othen by Appointment , port Camp No. 1\33~. Althou~otl t'ne ,.......... : Middleport lod,c~e l.!l no longer active Mr . Bailey says that It still Bradb~try School To ATIONWIDE has aOOut 80 ITif'mbers. Mr. · MUlU.t.liNJU~<~<~>~ceco~<~~r.t.N' ey Is a fm·mer employee of Gre~l New Pupil• -..;; ,.;.-- "•- Offlq, Celvmbu•. Ohio New York Central Railroad, A get-acquainted party and I ing reUr4'<1 several year1 ago. registration for children who will - - -- · be entering the Bradbury first grade next September w\11 be beld 'I'Ue!day. May 18, at the school. Mrs. AudNy Theobald, ol the cla11, !1 asking tbat leasl one parent accompany cl-lild to !he party which wi\J Include lunch at !UO for . and children . 'l1te event will g•n at 9 a. m. and wJU include I tour of the building. Mrs. "MYSTERIOUS ISLAND" f nferfained ' 8 I; ~·-- 1: .. . LOW COST health INSURANCE n I bald wUl explain the Entire Cast OI'Handyman' 'I(as Complimented Friday Evening Vows Taken In East Liverpool Altar Ceremony ror t11e 111e eo~~re eaot of the .MiddJe. port Senior play, "The I ' I Grueser av weD is regtate«d nurses, practl· cal nurses and our&el aides, ha¥1 an opportunity to gain t...Jonal guidance In tha care of the stroke patient at program to be presented ~~~lgbt UJI4er the IIIIJ>ICOB of the County Heart Council The tW&hour program will held in the Federated church See<md·sl in Pomeroy. begin ' ning at 7:30 p.m. w· Speakera R.P.T., Guidance office at 7. Officers For Church Ct"rcfe ArP. fnsfa//ecJ ' · ·Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. iDdonooiao - a t • .,..,.,-. . Jakarta today, but nodio .... laid SUarao aclpld - """'ed. Fin other pawm, W' jNatjoooaJ Poli<e Cloi<f JlolwDmo4 1 m,.,-, two leiWdve c#fld•lt Mil •rc m SUkamo'a '/• .• '~ .. .. . ,\• ' ' "· •• Vincent Donehue Is One Of Few Originators Remaining l . By DICR I<LElNEII NEW YORK - <NEAI-Vin· C!eOt J . Dooehue Ia one of those wba look baek loodly ·oo telev!1iona'a good old <\liys. He was ooe of tbe dir«tors who made 1t an exciting medium, There aren't many of them around any more. You look at thla vtteran 11od you're 'uddenJ.v,ltruek Wltb a remitlder of )1st bow young te l~vi· 1ioD 111. Donehue sUD · Jciob Ilke • College boj, 1<1 be MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NOW SHOWING .. KING OP THI ROARING 20'S.. With Dlvld Jan1sen, Diane F01ter, Jack Carson, Diana Dor~o & Othera. "The Story of 1\ ld Roth t in" .,av 1e o1 baH-liooJr live MSI.-;~HTI"' Spectacular Color Production of A1riean. Wild AnlmalJ ITARTIIUNDAY "TANGANYIKA" (Color) Oliver Mejgl SPICIAl ·- DOORS WIRE ....,,., lraterlor ,or r anels typOI• 4 l< I p ••low al • • ••· 53·52 ,,,h ••low as..... $7 ~•ch 88 ing a He Is Mary; Eblin ort ~"'1 Preienta dia. ma sbows.~ · · · "Tbooe "'""' cood clays." Doneb1Hi aa;f. lo'l'heY were daj-e wbea I p~q · lib thai . .......t "Tbat'a WherO tbo . . TOw.' "is - Goi(lg,' w'"c:ha..--\-..:i. · •. •.'I:'~ • ·Jr. and Kim , ~ u we --.. ww,d bo ~ anoihio- play; ·.,. • ..,... tal.''-· low as ••• . '18Cun. 11• had,.,_,-., Van HeOln, Ruth Roman -and- ·· ...... "OUANTIZ" .. HOME! Llllecl lllrst 7c lin. Sun.-Mon. May 1S.14 Merle Obel"(ln Lex Blrker "PRICI OP PIAl" "THI WORLD OP IUZII WONG" (Tecbqfcolor) Tuea.-WI<I. Moy 15-16 PAMIL Y NIGHTI Tony Curtis Janet Lellh Llnda Crlstal KeeUJl W)'na 'THI PIRPICT PUIILOUOH' (In Color a. ll<opa) . Dob!>lo -a~ ~11Gldl lft4 To111 ltlndlll lo ""'HI MATING GAMI" an Color a. ClftemiiOOPI) Regular "Poydoy deposits" will btp !toe· prtuuN of 1 liooncool crilia Ito. hoch· ing , _ 1cwool ..... lat us opon your sa>ingo acc"!"'t today 10 yoo ood youn wiU loa 10/t-41·,.,.•1 We Poy 3% ln-1 On Yaur S..l,.. The FARMERS and Savings Compa..Y Mllmllor P....ol R-rw S'"""' Mlllllbor !)opoolt IMUr.._ Corper.&n ,.....,..! POMIROY< · ~nt among the ' I , will '.V h o ~ r 42 .Dl81 to ) IUiltrJes SatI and prodUC<ra bad to go Ia 61m I )hm eo:.... ) of a 22-day Jtrmany, Po- citing, adventuresome televttioll drew rapidly to a close. It waa a ease of strangulaUon in a DOt.W of rilm. Dooehue switched to the stage. He is eummtly at work oo the preliminary plantl lor -the a e z l Mary liJartin show, which bearl the "eon.. on ., Come All ... The· ...... ta by ""' thilr Schwaru "1".!IowaN llietz. and Don_ eluie eayo lie .thinka ~ • "the best flilng · they(ve e.; e r dooe." lfe edmtta tbeee Ia ..,.. book trolibtd noW~ btit that's par. for the eoune. . Dmtehue'i· work, at lhe mom. ent, II 80 iavoJved with delatl that he foOls a ...,.. o1 lrustr• i!lce aeid ·, . 'Ill' ·........,. 1.. ter<lay," lie ~•. "'I lbougbt 1 waa in tbe ..-u. I've beai so tak· ea 'up wilh 'lilt!O detai!s. . l migbl 81 well be a bookkeeper. ··· · - · · ., .... intriguing ..~ vlsfoo abowo, Ia ':~ "'"""'""' h. - · noom, 1 chUdreD'i ~~ · wbiell defies tlnaailfc~ . h on five m 93 ~ th~ I'P. .~ "' t.m g eonditioru;, . ! IPI'DYe under- Sabur said potiel""''.,a taka 1 ons betwoon becaaw of • WllllinJ: ' behind Kartoauwlrjo, ., till ~ ilg the Obi.. · Darul lslam (MOJiem) or)m travel. ~y ganiza.tion, bad RMiped me lllell ) Hlune, 0 n 1 assauinate sabmo. _,.title, · and 'b. ,.,.... :~ :rvi• )Jrcl of @duca- ·t§:;~; .l~;.1' and i.s 1 ~ Angus <:"at- Bert Smith Of Silver Ridge Died At Home I . a dliG.e! _ ~; ·yet it ill a IIJ• dfeeled. aboW. """ nplanati<Jo Ia > . --llae . . . . . . . - LUMBER (In Coloncope) -oliOGlenn Ford Rod Steleer HJUIALH (Cinemdcope • Color) has been """'"" iD the lint .... """"In& llrood<OIC 11r Ioformation Mink'« M~ Yamin, made it appear the 10o year-old Sakamo had beea ldiW. Yamin's broadcut spoke ol tbll president u '"tertiDgpl,.. • wen literally IJJelning ..left" which il used iD Indonesia M a pout. I<>< "died" or .......,. away." A later broadcast bJ' Lt. Cot Sabur o( the pretidential aa1 said, however, that "with God'111 the preaideut .... ""' net- Kiln drJed. All d•men·sions. 2" x 4''s as low..., --- n. SAVE CASH /.' ' ~· n. IHILVING II~• lin. ft, q' &be U. S. plelutil IVOry !lllde' ol lboi W o11·:~ . · , . 'atOey beimo fa till middle a! till "!ljlri'\0, },away , from . r~ """. • ;~ ln the tDOino .. tile .. lliall that ......... the - ts. ... n. 4c f>nlliraoa, aet-.. the tbe Romper Room man e.plaiaed, "beeauae pan o1 0111' """"""' and ebarm ill that the t.eaclJen .,. locaJ ,.;.•-, -~- ·- ~ - the loeat v........W,, '""' . ~·the dliJdren oa eadn~ity•a '!"aft Poeu,Uarly, the .. t.eaclJen - lo<bolioi .._ ...., . _ Spaaish ta !'iien•>IU<o 11111 • ·we • t be r· .Bureail · rwemb Jl ~ _ .;.. -.au ~0: llfPoo .• , bOliev.i\1 to ba ibe l>eo& by tho .iocol ato'!l!oa. akboogo ll~c ~-II. INSULATION - -wea.ttw ~- · "iiWTi~r" will -~ -w '""Que -.apoe Iilia ol till .,. m • ·lurtcooo . ..... IU2u. CltLING TILl n. Pft'i!u<in& lhia ·. ~· ficilitiea AM low u --· PIGIOAID 11c ... •- ablo 01 draw ·v.-. tiiaUT :aH fllin .... .....& cover. . bl .Carla and • to utlllle the ON 'IHUI TILIIOAID 4k ~· n. PLOOI TIUI 11 ••-•-• ,. -·-•- .. NBC - ,_, Interior or eJ:te~~o lor. 4' x 8' , . . fill-. thai Ia PLYWOOD ROOFING Complete line ol tint: rutterint aDd down.poull. Allow aa --·- Touah, dura-ble asphalt shingles. All types. All co- 17c lin. ft. lora u lDW u --14.11--$ oq. ft. SAKRETE -•~ 'l'bor - ...... ta' •<••--- -··-~ -... ... the . -- !::":. ~~""":;..': .... ..... . • ..__, . •...::.~ ....... ~.:::::::: .... but "!i~ ' . ·'- . . lor Co<ta'a birth. 1l>o - . r.,.. •bat l)>pel '" lpmwn ._~.,.., ot the storm thor wu tritou;d ba .........,..; n a 1o • i 1 ,Jo, be ~ Carla · ~ ~ leela - - lloe ...,.., .. ldeat. for un Ia walb or a:ardena. Aa low u ---· .· ~"; radio ......., • frOm .'. !ilfac· o. · ob~ie ~ ·tii!JII 'at ... llld tav tbrou&b {0... <MIIii!U 'iloii!JDorO Wid ~ 75c loat ·· II-" ..1. lOOP CIMINT 2Sc 1-. l'*'(i!n•!"'l~ 1, '.lliii JD- _;,.~~ ~ from · tbe JDilta .lbo Iloilo • ~ ·r.Oifi<i. . Room r.iDtt .iltanu, I 1. 1'lMil,_ "the · oil Ill ooe e~ly ..._ Qooe._-,.,... Ia plctthe CIIIOIOTI Hto "'· .. ''- _, , _ .E . . -----.-.·--·be .;.n.. GUTTERING , ·' bodr- port m the And what b8ppoDod to t h •... Ia COIIIalne<J 'n · that the 1!81timor;o beadqua•t<n Drooebue•a l"eCCOkdion of the Jas:t week ~ BhilcO' alioW" whkb •. be di""'--h<~ every seDda I.Q paCkages of • """"'-~ DJaterial ·to each. ~ the 1!1 Cities. anddlrecteil. till •&at. ..Playhouae 911 which E ••- -~- ••~· ba . . ••., clty •--~ -~ -~ ..... at the same time, only whh • "'lbe . laol. l'bflco · show," bo dtlferent Romper Room teeeher . · ..,., "had J• blo<lgec o1 sa.... • nd • ot c:ourae. ..;...,.,.. ··~· clnldreo. lor ~ Rompe.. Room hal ...... aeton, tet• llld ea · ~ Rlg<~~ at· ating '" thta way 1Gr tO years. A ter lllat, I weot direolly to Ill e program off'oclaf aa11 Obey ...., oout "' ll8rt Playhouse 90. and tlu'necl dowa a bog offer frmo the budcet lor ahov&-the-line """' CBS to becomo a true - Oil t.bat wu fl00,800." Aa productloo, eo6CI ~ed, &pObOra "We felt we shouldn't be aa doy~? ~ !S«lpe A Color) Fre-d MacM lliTIY and Dorothy Malone Alway• "In S..eon·· ••• Y011r Savl•t• Account · . - where they c:ould rocoup ,._ of the ooota by adling residual rigbta - and the clays ol live, •• .,... prosrainJ. 'ol' ..ur;e, boD.. uoo. bue alao did the i'JinOo -and ROt. "l All kind 1, all wldlhl, A lypo and kind lor OWly purpo,._ Ao droma program.. . a aummer comedy BUies star~ rfllg ll'...sba Sblnlt, a Sunday aftemooa ~;21 · ·proiram which_ltal!«< qabb7 Hayes telling 111iodes t~f AmeriCan .histOry Cacted b7 people lik'e Eva M&rie Saint and Rod. Sleiger lor f75 of lnt.rlor or exterior in a wide ran110 of olyleo ;;a, aiie.. .... ol shoW. thet are oo!f7 vajiue , _ - the CheVrlilet 110ur LIBERTY THEATRE po~~co 1gwu'do, ...... """""" '""""""Ramo Ju.ta &aid the •ailri .... "arreeled imnwdiatoly." Aa inveltigaticm wu nparted UDder -· FE AT CARTOON IVIRY NIGHT Willlam Holden, Nancy KW1n Pomeroy, [I~bo~~ lire to be on will lnstan new ww~ardl~~and~~M~r~a.~J~oye~e~M~ll~la~.;;;;~:;:::;:::;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cen for the coming year. HO<Wil·l; es wll!l be Mr.a. Glenn Lambert, ) Mn. Earl Knight and Miss Freda Foehnle. I ;,;............................. II New olficen were Thursday evening by the Circle of the Hf'!ath Churcl1 when It met at the In Middleport. Mrs. R. C. Wise wa11 installed pl'esldent, Mrs. A. A. Sc•lri>E•ITYil as vice president Mrs Lee as secretary and Mrs. Gayland Brown as treasurer. Installing of. fleers were Mrs. Grace John!IOII and Mr.s. Helen Byer. During the meeting the clrcle 1 made plans to clean the buement I the church on May ~~ at : a. m. Plans we~ also made t'ne annual picnic to be held the Middleport Roadside Park June 14. Ret'rt!shmenta brought by member were auctioned to •II'-- UlliW PJoe. H n# d SINGAPORE <UPih\ - Heart H. Sheets, L•t'1 Go te lho Show Tonight -11110- ~quorto,. A handlul el j Konkright Deborah Paa:et and Paul Christian in C!ompllllo Palntl"' eommumty. Elberfelds Fumiture Departllltnt methodthellr""'.:,";;;';i;Y.if,;.or,.t.;,he~trea~a~ury~.......... "JOURNIY TO THI LOST CITY" Sukarno Was Shot At In Prayer Meet §@-3 GI's Moving Towa Kroehler Living Room Suites TONIGHT • 360 cllffertfiJt s~adH of lnlerier jMint 1240 m.rler colort iI .· SALE I Aro Shown Plrttl 4!~.1. I' Rut/and PTA T HoJd La sf M • Ql ,62 P-eflna STARTS MONDAY! PRICE "i"'-""'ajoij""'lltol phy!ieal of Health 1 children will noed next fall. U parents have a birth «r·tlll-11 •• .. for the ehild flrat l'ade h ohould bo to tho party, and U not, obtained by September. ,..tv.... PRICE YIVE CENTI Famllleo ol atroke patients, E ~ K~ ~~te ~am chal~ gavn~ Pomeroy-llllddleport, Ohio, Monday, May 14, 1111 Five Persons Injured In Highway rfraffic Accidents Heart Group Plans Talks, Film Tonight .a Led Th rJ VOL XIV NO. 25 VICe the •• f • I teaching and Ylnat materials Your opportunity to buy Unlco's finest In white paints. Years of good appearance and protection-at SALE PRICES! - Dffer Stroke I I I s....iogtoo. ~~1 Pwrta. llandy lyn Gl>bolll, Monley, Jio, ingtoo, D. C., aDd tt. obaervance It wu announced that tbe ~ evening, April '11 at 7:30 Mao" was complimenteed FrJday ren Gregg, Farrell Sbuler, Dlvill natklnaJ DJUJie week were OD nual Flas Day picnic will be Virginia ": Hughes. &I' W. evening on Jls presentation m the Searls and Gary Ault. agendiJRl when Return Jcmo- event ol June 8 at tht htme St., EMt Liverpool, became humorous Jtory written by Anne The play wu under the diNeMelp Chapter DAR met Mn. J. E. Foster. It wtll be the bride ol Cedi 0. Kmg of MC: Ferring WNtberly. :1 centered Uon d. Mrl. Nan Moore eel 1 afternoon at Ole home ol potluck luncheon witb the Coy A-ve., before an a1tar bea~ti-. aroUDd the problellUI of the Mill· special nwnber. "'Alway.,"' wu Patrick Locbary. High st. esses provkling deuert and fully. banked with palmi, lilies er famliy, with James Reed and beautifully presented by Sandra James Brewington and Mn. erage. New officers wiD be and litnted tapers,_ at the Orchard Olark!ne Davis cast as Mr. and Brewington betwee~~ acl!l. Mr.. Milloan were co-host- staKed aDd a program will GraveCommuruty Methodist Mrs. Mille-r. Taking the parta cl Dorothy Lacey was her accompa.. esses and Mrs. Della Windsor, a presented by former CAR . their d:Jildren were Eric Clumb- 1st. • rontributing h0.11tess. z bers, under tbe diretion ol Mrt. Mrs. H~ lS the daughter« ers, Sarah Jane Hannigan and The stage furniture was fum. Following tM report of tne Emerson Jones. Mn. Clarence Garren ri Craw. Patricia Lowery, who spear-bead- ished for tbe eYening by Babr nominating committee chairman, A dessert course waa eenoed to ford Ave. and E. H. McKenzie{!( ed most of the trouble in the Furniture and the record p1i,yw Mu. C. M. Hennesy, officers %3 members and the guest, Mio W. 9th st., Her husband ill t'ne home wth 'ner wild schemes for by Werner Raclio · 1__ ,__. • ~Com J hme son of Mrs. Edith King of Chester, solvin11 problems · 1 e-.:LeU unarumous Y we~ ~Tue. p1011. ''n:- ~re n1 and the late Edward King. --o · Before the play, 15 minutes; Gl Emerson Jones, regeli, Mr1. wu attractive w1th a The double ing Mlcltael &11afer as the young un- orchestra music was presented br Geor-ge . Skinner, vice rege~t; of tulips and brld.al ~th by rtbe ~~:~~ ivel'8ity student look~~ (~r a Forrest Bachtel, K{lren Bachner, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan. t'fCOrdmg the_g.anlen of_Mrs. M1lnoan. Mrs. pastor, ln preseuee place to stay gave M1tz1e M11le! Michl Lloyd, Russell M~lhlnny, secretary: Mrs. J . E. Foster, Knilgtt prtsided at tbe coffee --i..ol "· f . (Patty Lowery I a good opportum- Mlck Morris J~k Satterfielil, d' ~M . u•c.u~~,.~~~:~n ~-~~ two am 11lei ty t k "bl .. h • cor~n '·>&· 8eCn:uary; ra. aervtce. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ri· o rna e up a g sc erne CarGl Scott, Judy Wildermttn Patnck Locbary, reglstrar; Mrs. • 'lbe bride was lovely in a for getting her mother to rent a David Wiley, directed by EugW ~ore REed Sr., h~torian: MISS length dress of parakeet room. Gherke, bandmaster. :~!1 ~ Sanborn,l!na~}am; and • blue wltb. beige accessories. She OOlers ID the sto'! ~ Tex- Prompters for the play were s. o. . K1ein, libranan. . DeVOftOnS wore a corsage of pink rosebuds anna White as the tronmg worn- Sue Allensworth and ·Evelyn Qi). Mrs. Ja~ded Brewington, v!ce wnh pearl necKla-ce and matching an wfto was always "aHing," Bar- bons. Slage managers wer-e Jt!!Iregent, pres! at the meetmg UTS Ve earrlngl a gilt of the groom. bara Jone8 as a cute member of ry Bolyard Don Rooi!b and JobJI and Mrs. J . E. Harley acted as n. thoH , lub • the high school pep squad who . c'naplain 1n the ritualistic ooenlng e Ca c Women s C Tne attendants were Mrs. Ro- had crush he be tt. Stephenson: ushers were Tert7 Mrs. A. R. Knight, IE nt, •ave a the Sacred Heart Church Clutter, sister of the bride, a on t st a Jete Beechler, Danny Bryan, Jadl: review at articles ~ rni~g th Thursday evening at the and Charles F. King, brother d (who ever it might bel. Custer, Wesley GUkey, Danny Continental C ngreu ced : with Mrs. Jobn Mitch the bridegroom. Mrs. Ch.tter wore The swaggering basketball hero Litllle, Mike Little, Tim Little, ed a number :f con~:S:~ Devotions by Min . a black and whlte enaemble wl~h was played by Dennis Saelens, Jo'nn Manley and Ronald Manley. ject explaining the stand taken by ~~~_r ~~ the ~white ,acce!IIIOries ~ the gr~ sTi Mptary Swa~oodnwas c!st a,s Dufcthky Se1ling tickets were Carol J• the DAB. A discussion followed mg."'oc l.IUitl.ud8 seastoD, a eo~. Botfl atte~ants receJV- . on,, a g egg pa o .e cobs, Sharon lngi:!ls and Mary Mrs Knl ht's lnf aJ robUl get#well card was eeut ed gilts from rile bndegroom. M1llers older daughter, Kath1e Frazier. M ' _g orm Npart. Mra. George Horak at The bride•s mother was att:.iN!d !Sarah Jane Hannigan ). Her _.:.__ _ _ __ hm.!, .. !'";:"'ate General H0111>ltal. Plana In a powder blue ensemble with beau was played by Pete WaJ. o made for a bake Nle, the date white accsJOl'les and the groom's burn. Canasta Club Mel report on the state ~ere~ct be announoed. Memben are mother wore beige with pink ac- John Case took the part of Sidh !II L 'neld In Colwnbus ing knives as a money ces.sor.ies. Both wore pi)lk cor· ney Collins crooner for a local r.t • rs. ogan ~- .. to · projeci sages ' i A hostess gift was preJenaeu Kay Compton presented a plano .....__ · A · tlo .~ ed In ..... orchestra and heart throb rJ. KaMrs Howard Logan 'A'heD the me Nativity Deanery recep n 1llliOW ~~~ • , , • , solo and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. chair1llOUnCed f J church JOCial rooms The bride's ties: Cinda Morri! the partiBi-MontMy Canasta Club met 1 t man of. American mu1ic, spoke ;~• P~ul's cllur~r In U:~ table waa centered 'with 8 three of Ducky's dramatic cousin, Len- 'ltlursday evenirJg at her Condor Catholic Women's Club weddlng C'ake topped with ore Long; Helen Taylor the part St. ~· to 00 held June 20 at the Stemen- three belle and lilies OC the val- of well-groomed_ mother of tne Winners were Mrs. Albert Marville Diocesan Community Arena, , a gift ot Everett's Pastry Handy ~n f~lchael Shafer), at- ti~. Mrs. _Charles Rififle, Mrs. 0 was also announced. where the bride was em- so the wuversJty student. R1chard Fml.aw and Mrs. lbgu. Plans were made for a potluck '!be fussy next-door ne~hbor, Motber•s Day gifts were ncba~ motfler. daughter dinner on wed-. 'Mlomas Badgley, niece of Mrs. "Gladys. Custer, was played ed during t'ne evening and Mra. 'nle final meeting or the year of nesday, June 6, at 8:30 p. m. 1n br-ide, and Mrs . Billy Windon, by g..aron P1citens and Manntng John Beaver received a birthdQ' Rutland M'A wiH be held the ehurr'n sociai room. The travol the bridegroom, served. Baumgardner waa the radio an· gift a~ Mrs. Martin an JJmlve~ evenill'g May 14 at me e-llng prize waa awarded to The bridegroom Js employed at nouncer. High school stuenb who sary g1ft from their aecret pa school gy~nasium at 7:30. ,Christine Grueser. Mldland Works ol tbe Cruel- enjoyed an evening of dancing at Refreshments were leJ"Jfd to program wm feature prl- Prayer by Mrs. Mitch closed Steel Co. the Miller home v:ere Sue Alle?S· those named above and Mrs. Doft. reading demonstrations by meeting, and a des&ert The couple Is spending a honey. : worth, Wande Li~tfoot, Ahce aid McKenzie, Mrs. S!Trdnefllettl!pel> Mrs. Dayton Parsons, Mrs. Olive was served by Mrs. Homer moon in norfnern Ohlo and Newj Jacobs, Col-een Wllaon, Sandra ~r and Mrs. Eugene p ' Pa~e and Mrs. Elizabeth Ann les, Mrs . John Handley. Mrs. York. Alter returning home theylj;;;;:;;;;;;.,;;;;;:;;:,..;;;;;;::;;;;..;;;;;;~~~~~;.,;iii'o....;;;;ii.i.."j W£~1-tster and some of their pupila. land Sisson, Mn. Mary will live in East Liverpool. 'I1lere wi}] also be a style Dow man, Miss Margaret GanfJ and other out of town gtJellts were presented by the high school borne Miss Harte MarW. Smittt. '!be Mlu Mabel King at Columbus and eoonomlcs department under the fres'nment table was attractively Mr. ann Mrs. Charles F. King and direction of Its teacher, Mrs. decorated with May poles and family of Rutland. Leda Mae Kraeuter. The regular dancing dolls. features ol the program, special ----PLAN WIENER ROAST mU!Ic, and devotions, will also be WSCS TO MEET Middleport Brownle TrOop 2&l On The 3rd Floor .•• See The Bl!l a part of the program. Tne ~of tiM Heath ~::~~;Jwlll have a wiener roast Monday, Exh.lblts will be placed by the dlat lllurch will meet, :M May 14 at 5 p. m. at the Roadside Selection of 2-Piece Suites lndUlltrial arts and home econom· evening, May t-4, at 7:30 at Park In case of rain it will be and Sectional Suites. lcs departments and during the church In Middleport. Mra. held on the next Monday. May 21. business meeting new officers will roll Swan8011 wm have charge Leaden tA the troop are Mrs. be ln11talled. the devotions. Mrs. L. W. Charles A.sa Bradbury, Mn. Kal ' An exeNiw committee meeting Comas wlll 'nave charge of Hlndy, Mn. Harold Hinkle, Mrs. Third Floor . Pomeroy wJII P~cede t'ne meeting In the , pledR• service and Rev. Ruby Niclnsky, Mrs. Freda EdElection o1 - · • """'" on briolly .. her - t the C<XOineotal oongr. . in Waab- three yeML aong, "Awake. Awake to Low and ep by Mrs. Dale W1ppel. BY MJS8 P'REbOIK Work.'' opened the meeting of the singing of "Jesus Calls Us'' openDOUDASRII'J'.'I' Women's Missionary SociE'I) of~ the program. Three articles : the Pomeroy Flnt Baptist cllurcb from the Missions magaline were Mr. and _Mrs. Edison Baker Thursday evening at thfo church. read including, "Nationals Car· Grorge ~kiMer of Pomeroy Mn. Joseph Cook. presiuent, ried On" by Mrs. William Wat- in Huntmgton T~u_r~ay ga~ a med 1tation on ron~cra- • son: ''Bible Translation Progress'' to attend th_e Fng1da1re tion and rt'dfrlicauon for 1he com· , by )Irs. Shain. and "Concern- held at Hobday Inn. ing ye-:1r. Of'votions takf>n lrom iWork for Evangelism" by M_rs. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry John 21 :1-12 were led by Mrs. T. T. Shelton. Scripture readmg ;and Miss Susie Smitb of Da1sy Kasper. who also read a: of I Corinthians 13 :4 by MrB. !ruy were in Cincinnati last Praw.r, "Lovest Thou '-1e." An Wippel concluded the program. :end to meet David Cheshire '" "The Secret w4 thf' Lord Mrs. Cook, on behalf of the ;James Hood wha were on .article, h With 'J1lose Who Fear Him'' group. presented a corsage to way home from Memphis, and a poem. "God's Gifts," were IMrs Kasper in observance of : where they are stationed with a\!'0 read by Mn. _Jasper. I Mother's Day after wh1rh the naval a1r corps. They were A kwe gift offermg taken was m£~etmg rlosed wrth prayer by compamed home by Rosalie . Sl., - ~ Mrs. Ralp'n C. Zundel. dedicated. by Mrs. Loram , vis, who is employed in rett. It was announ~ that the Refreshments were servl'd by nal!, for the weekend. Bible book for May 18 St Luke. members of the Ruth C1rcle. Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A box of sweaten was r.ent over· IVirtor Young Sr, Mrs Paul Cross :and daughters, Sandy and aeas for Hong Kong refug~ Mrs. Loram Sterrett, Mrs. Harry pert Friday to spend the Mrs. Aten Sham read a poemh l.ef Bailf"y and Mrs. Ralph C., w1th relatives 10 Cleveland. "Givt Yow Best" and clo!ted \>.Jt Zundel. i R d M &bert honoring MJss Floren{'f . 'll held' ev. an rs, prayer L . Ml h sperial The next meetmg WI be Iand son. Mark were overnight ~ U arunng, bir~hd~ ~~ In June 21 Wllh the Ellzabet'n Stark guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. rrDB!JODary, Wnose y C1rrlc as hostesses and the Rutn Wendell Gerlach and family. The May. ''Lcrv~ 1s hli.ent and ~· wa_ s Clrrle m ch ·ge of the program. Matterns were on their way their home in Ada, Ohio f r 0 m Florida. Monday To Be Beginning 01 Service Series , I reluaiid .. ...'Op .. . ......... aso ·the , .... ·~=.~~~-~··~ . FED Ia, Pomeroy the Meigs lrtment over alfidavit eh1,rg- Weather � 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 05. May 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 May 12, 1962 clifford foglesong